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ess Shoes in
prngSles
knot buy happiness
I can buy comfort
feet. An inspection
ew stock of Emp-
oes. will convince
are the best shoes
women. Empress
ed no :breaking in,
Ito- the minute n.
nd their wearing
cannot be surpass.
a.nd invite every woman
fk them. over.. We men-
Kid leather 'with short
pair .. .$6.50
Fie in fine kid + leather
at) and and flexible
. soles
, aaa ,.., . a..-7.50
wilt longvamps,
spool
ese shoes are cut from.
. ..F ,....., . 8.001
tlshioninsoles and with
eels the lost. comfort-
. .$8;00
omfort-w..$8;00
MMB 2(JjAL HOTEL
he evening was Mr. Petty.
of Hensall. The proceeds
enses were paid, were $82.
r, •W. B. Moulton will admin-
acrament of holy communion
lits Anglican church, Hensall
ace church, Staffs, on Sun -
27th. Everybody welcome.
gelow, of Cornwall, provin-
izer for the Women's Christ-
eranee Union, organized a
.Ile in Hensall last week She
ably at the meeting in the
1 and also at the prayer
n the Methodist church. It.
that all will show an active
n our local W. C. T. U.--
. Dean M. A., BD., was in
Monday, where he adores-
rndon Ministerial Associa-
he subject, "The Elexrtents
;aching of Jesus as applied ..
ilern situation between Cap -
Labor." The London Free
Advertiser spoke very high
address. =. Hensall Methodist
pril 27th, moring subject,
Ius Ever Change His Plans,"
vening subject, "An Address
lows." The local lodge and
brethren and the Rebekah
:1l attend the service i12 a
cordial invitation is extend-
to be present at these ser-
e church year in the Meth -
Th closes on April 30th, and
>ers and adherents are re-
pay in all accounts to the
y that date, so that, they
edited in this year's report.
-has been very successful,
rif many handicaps and the
desirous of having the re -
Led at an early date and re -
subscriptions and r. oney
whether to current expenses
arious funds, to be Mid. in
30th. Mr. E. Rennie is the
secretary and he will} be
e see you.
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faith
SEAroiti MA1K WrS.
•� �.y` afor h, April 24, 191
Butter, per 4+f i "• r r. i' 0 to 55c
Ooats; per bushel ... , . .65c.
Barley, per
(� bushed. �d�/� 8(/5,,e
Bran, per ton,. . , ..............$44,00 .. , ... .. . . ... $44 00
Eggs, pe:: dozen;`f ; ... 42 to c.
►horts, per. "ton .:.:.:. , . $40.00
Potatoes, per bag $1 25
FIour, per ewt ..5.00 to 5.90
1Wheait, per bushel $2.12
Spring wheat, per bushel .... , $2.06
Oats, per bushel ,
Hogs, per cwt, i .00
DAIRY MARKET
Toronto, April 22, Egits, new Laid, 47e;
butter--creer et'y. -solids 64 to 65c; do. pried '
El€ to 65c; creamery solids 60 to 61e; do. prints
g8 to 64e ; choice dair> 'prints. 55 to 60c.; cad-,
Inary ' dairy. prints 50- to . 560e bakers' 30 to
Sac oleomargarine 32 to 33c; cheese --.new
largo, 2;# to 28%c. c. Maple syrup. -per 5 -gal.
tin, 32.40 per gallon; do. in 1 -gal. tins, $2..50.
POULTRY i MARKET
Toronto, April 22.
Tim, 80 to 32e; hens, 4,
spring chickens 28 an 8
lir3gs, 85e; turkeys 85
Poultry -hens, 4% lbs,
over 32 to 84e; spri
roosters 25e; dtrekli
geese 25c.
ive weight --bens, 4%.
and over 82 to 34c;
c ; roosters 25e; dale.
;.-geese 18c. Dressed
0 to no; hens, 4% and
chickens 80 to 84o;
18e;' turkeys 41e;
)GRAIN MARKET
Toronto, April: 22. - Manitoba Wheat --No. 1,
Northern, $2.24%; No. 2 Northern, 52.21%;
No. 3 northern, 32.1,7%; No. 4 wheat, 52.11%,
in store Fort William. Manitoba oats -No. 2
C W., 75%; No. 3r"('S. W. 72% ; extra No. feed
72%; No. 1. feed 70% ; No. 2 feed 437%; in
atore Fort William. Manitoba barley No. 3,
51.061° ; No. 4, C. W., $1.01%; rejected
9514c ; feed 95%; in store FortrW illiam. Arneri-
.can corn-+Fo. a;ysllow, 51.80 ; No. 4 yellow,
1.77
$ nominal, track •Toronto, prompt ship.
ment. Ontario Oats No. 2, white 72 to 74c;
No. 3 white 70 to 72e, according to freights
outside. Ontario wheat -No.' 1 Spring, 'per
car lot, $2.14 to 52.20; No. 2, do., $2.111 to
.$2.19; No. 3, do„ $2.07 to 52.15 f.o.b. ship-
ping points according to freights. Ontario
wheat -No. 1, spring, 32.09 to 32.17; No. 2,
do, 32.06 to 32.14; No. 3 do., 52.02 to 52.10
f.o.b, shipping_ points according -to freights.
Peas No. 2, 32, nominal, according to freights
•outside. Barry -Malting, 97c to 51.02, nom-
inal; B
uckv e
at -No.
2, $1:05. nominal. 1.
Rye
-No. 2, $1.60, nominal. Manitoba flour -
'Government standard, $10.75 to 311, Toronto.
Ont. flour --government standard 39.65 to
39.75 in bags Toronto and Montreal, prompt
shipment in jute bags. •Millfeed-car lots, de-
livered Montreal freight bags included. Bran
342 to 346 per tori ; shorts, $44 to $46 per
ton; good feed flour 32.70 to $3 per bag.
Hay -No. 1, 525 to 527 per ton; mixed, $23
to $24 per ton, track Toronto. Straw -car
iota, 310 to 311 per tan.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Montreal, April 22. -The 'week's receipts of
live stock at The West End market e.mocnted
to 250 cattle, 200 sheep and lambs, 1.1)00 hogs
and 3,100 calves. To -day's o.Terings were
light amountipg to 750 cattle 109 sheep and
Iambs, 200 hogs and 700 calves. Off'ering's at
the Canadian Pacific stock yards have also
been light for the past week, amounting to
750 cattle, 100 sheep and iambs, 825 hogs and
1,750 calves.. To -day there were on this
market 50 cattle, 25 sheep and lambs, 100
hogs and 300 calves.
En view of - the light receipts and the holi-
day there was little trading at either market,
and this mostly of a smal1 nature as some
butchers thought it -desirable to replenish their
stocks. Prices at the different markets are
practically urtehangel from last week, with
the exception of hogs,. whiell' scored a' fur-
ther advance, and choice selects sold at $22
per 100 pounds weighed off cars, The demand
was not very heavy. In the Battle section the
demand was very limited, but actual. price
changes were few, traders he.itating in the
face of such light trade to make any drastic
cuts, although there was much rumored'sha
ing to make sales.
Calves are plentiful,and pa ice still reniai
high, the best fetching from -$14 to $15.
Qtiotatteris s Choice steers, Sidi 50 to 515 5
good, 313 to- 514.50; medium, 312 to 513.5
common $10,50 to $11.50; choice butcbe
Lulls 511 to a12; goad 510 to 510.50; medium
-57 to $10 ; choice botchers' cows $11.25 to
512; good 510.50 to 511; medium 57.50 tilt
59.50; milk -fed calves $7,, to 51e; sheep 511.50
to 312.50; lambs, 512 tar 814.50, hogs, selects
522.
Buffalo, April 22. -Cattle ---Receipts, 0,40
good steers. 25e higher; light stock 20 to 5
higher; prime steem, 517.25 to 518.25; shi
ping eteem, $16.50 to 516.75: butche
310 to 316.25; yearlings, 310 to 516e50; hei
ers, 38 to 514.50; cows $4 to $13.; bulls 7.5
to $11.50; stockers and feeders, $6 to 312
fresh cows and springers, scarce, $65 to 5150
Calves-reoeipts, 3,200; 60e higher; 56 to 51
Bogs -receipts, 12,000; active; pigs 25 c high-
er ; others lower ; heavy, 520 to 521.10 ;mixed
520.90- to $21 yorkers, 520.90; light yorkere,
and pigs, $20 to $20.25 ; -roughs, 418 to $18.60
stags $12 to 515. Sheep and lambs-Receip
8,000; active and higher; wool lambs, 317 to
$20.25; clipped $10 to 517.25; yearlings, 51
to 515.50; wethers, $13.50 to 514; ewes, 3
to 513; mixed sheep, 513 to 513.25. -
Union Stock Yards, Toronto, April 22. -Th
intervention of Good Friday holiday joined
Perhaps with a fear that a big shipment o
cattle for to -day's market would bring about,
a tumble in values, resulted in this morn-
ing's cattle offering being limited to six
hundred r d head.
The outcome so far as to-
day's trade was that the curtailed consign-
ment sold readily on a market that was 25
to 40 cent higher for butcher cattle thaneat
last weslc's rlese. It is pretty safe to assert
that given even a moderate run prices wottld
have been no better than steady even with
the American nraricets reported active and
;•stronger. Real top quality steers were not
forward and the best loads penned cashed in
from $14 to $14.7,5. Best butcheee . were
scarce and sold -from 513.25 to $1• .76, and
other arida were disposed of at e reeepond-
ing values. Bulls anti cows were ctive and
only a shade stronger than last eek. -
Nobody seemed to trouble abou Stockers
and feeders this morning, and mi ra and
springers were not much in evidence, th a
few head of good cows cashed in at steady
r• . S.
ark
Sheep and lambs were active and. firm, but
common to medium veals were slow and a
trifle weaker. Beat veals, which were scarce
were t steady trade.
The host market was stronger and while
packer buyers had guaranteed 520 .75 for
f.o.b. hoe for this week, several' drovers
hold bads their hogs in the hope of securing
DEATHS
Lane -At Toronto. on- April 18th; Mary Dancer,
Wife of H. J. Lane and , : titer of the
late Captain T N. Macey, f Goderich.
filhaettlosearIn Hullett township,n April lathe=
Gladys Matti only daughte of Singh and
Mee. Shannon, aged• -1 year, 0 months and
28 days.
Montgomery._In Harpurhey, M; nday, Apr..: 21,
Hannah Porde. -beloved wife rt the late Neil
Montgomery, aged 88 years, 8 months -and
28 days.
S Gor
EMBALMER,.
FUNERAL DIRE i eR
le
Undertaking Parlors Above
M. Williams' Grocer ' Store.
Mail%tzett, S. orth
Flowers furnished on _s Fort notice
• Charges . mod to
Phone --Night or ' ay -192
IMPORTANT
OTICES
'MUSE FOR SALE. -ON
South, house and lot. A.
CYRUS BAILEY, Seaforth;
ARVIS STREET
ply on premises.
. 0 . 2679x1-tf
pj OR SALE, -A GOOD .M
for driving or ally" f+
sold cheap. Apply to W.
101 0. .e
RE SUITABLE
evork. To be
HIGGINS, Sea -
2680 1
POE SALE.. -.MATCHING
Imported English L::• i
Birds mated to Fisher's C.
228 eggs hens. Eggs . $1.
good Pandora., range. Appl
opposite Public' 'School, Sea
GGS FRO14Z MY•
urns 278 eggs.
ekerl bred from
0 per 13. Also
to A. CALDER,
orth. 2680x1
SEED PEAS.-1:1Ljji UN a ERSSIGNED HAS
for sale at his farm, ot 13, Concession.
8, Tuckersmith, . a quant ty of seed peas
Phone 10 on 132, Seaforth or address R, R
No. 3, Kippers. ISAAC 0011E. 2680-2-
`
•TILE FOR SALE. -WE `sale in about two we
4 inch and 8 inch cement
made to order. REUBEN
port, SALE. -FOUR CAi
Apply on the prey
FOWLER, Thicket -smith, 2
forth,
LL H H A
VEF OR.
1 s, a quantity of
'tile. Larger sizes
FROST, Seaforth.
2679x2
LE, 1 YEAR -OTD.
ises to THOMAS
miles west of Sea -
2679x2
CATTLE WANTED. -T
i
s prepared to take
cows and cattle - for
Lot 26, Concession 4,
JOHN GOVENLOCK, Eg
on 146. 1
•-UNDERSIGNED
...number of young
o_e season, on
dKinop. Apply to
oildv isle. Phone 11
2679x2
OARD OF THANKS. -M . AND MRS\ HUGH
s Shanno$r wish to the, k their- friends and
neighl?ore .for their kix3di, ess and help during
the illnet and death of their little daughter,
on April -13th, 1919, at her home in Hullett
township. 28$0x1
CEDAR POSTS FOR
A number of good
Apply on Lot 2 Conces
DRESS BRUSSELS, P.
ALE. -FOR SALE-
edar posts, all sizes.
ion 14 Grey, or AD-
. A. HISLOP.
2672-tf
J'OUSE FOR SALE. --
frame house situated
one block from high s
soft water, furnance
are two lots of land eo
and small orchard. Al
further particulars, ap
Seaforth, or -phone 116..
QR SALE, A GOOD
on.East William St.,
hool, with lia'rd and
nd telephone, There
taining a good garden
o a small barn. For
ly to JAS. 'WRIGHT,
2689-tf
d- NOTICE. -PLEASE
your account at.
ns - We have a few 014 a
remained unsettled wI.
0; " ception, 'Ise settled in- f
0'; bearing note before Ma
rs' LAND.
•
oe to be addressed to MO
P- R. R. No. 1, Varna,,
ALL AND SETTLE
St. Columban Store.
eounts That have long
ab." must, without ex -
11 by cash'or interest
let, 1919, J. J. HOL-
2679-2
NOTICE,-APPLICA 'IONS WILL BE RE -
Stanley,
donr orh before the e clerk, hip o3rd f h day e �o May.
State salary expected. Lowest or any appli-
cation not necessarily accepted. Applications
TON ELLIOTT, Reeve,
Ont. 2679-3
HING OUTFIT CON-
horse power Stratford.
ratford separator, com-
r, blower, and grain -
elevator, all ' in first' class condition. Used
only six seasons. Fe particulars apply to
ED. REICHERT, 'Zur eh, Ont. Phone Zurich
Central, 10r94. - 2680-4
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The receipt; were 61 carloads. with 627
cattle, 551 calve, 1,857 hogs and 71 sheep
and' lambs..
Dunn and Lerack ;old: Butchers ---2', 1,050
Me, 5.3.1: 15, 860 leas, 312.75; 21, 910 tbs,
$18.50; 3, 790 ,.lbs, 312 ; 3, 670 Ms, 59.90;
19, 920 lbs, $13.40; 1, 1,020 Ills, 513.25; 2,
'730 t5, 512; 1, 690 tbs, 38.50: 2, 815 lbs,
$12.2:x.
Rice and Whaley sold: Butchers -19, 990
The, 313; 21, 790 lbs, 312.60; 2, '730 lbs, 59;
1, 760 lbs. 37; 5. 735 Ms; 513.2a; 19, 850
Ih'�• $13.25 ; 10, . 1,007 lbs, 513.50 Cows -1,
1,040 Ila, 59. Bulls -1, 1.710 abs, $1.2.50;
1. 1,760 Ibe..$11. 5;" 1, milker, 5110.
The quotations were: Good heavy steers 14.25
to 15.50; choice butcher steers, 515.50 to
514.00; butcher's cattle choice, 313.25 to 518.75
do, snood $12.50 to 512.75; do. medium 511.50
to 511.75; do. common 59.75 to 510.25;
bulls choice, 511.25 to 512; do. medium 510
to 510.5P: de. rough 57.75 to $8.25; butchers'
eows, ehoic 'f $12 to 513; do. good $10.50 to
$11.514; do.edium 59.25 to 510; do. cornmon
$7.50 to $8.25; stockers 58.75 to $11.50;
feeders 511.60 to 513.25; canners and cutters
$5.50 to 57; milkers, good to choice 590 to
3150; do. common and medium 365 to 576;
springers $90 to 3150; light ewes $13 to $14;
Yearlings 512 to $14; spring lambs 318 to
520; calves, good to choice $15 to a16.50;
hogs, fed and watered 521.50; do. weighed off
care 521,75; do., f.o.b. 520.75.
BmTHs
Lawrence. -In Vancouver general hospital on
April 3rd, to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lawrence,
e son. (nee Minnie Pinkney.)
Stephenson --on Parr Line, Stanley township,
on April 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steph-
enson twins, son and daughter.
Hunter. -In Tuckersmith, on - ApriI 14th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter, a snit.
MARRIAGES
Ireland -Anderson. -At Melville church manse,
Brus50l5, on April 15th, by Rev. A. J. Mann,
B. A., Mr. -Wm. L. Ireland to Miss Maybelle,
daughter of the Iate Quintin. and Mrs. Ander-
son, of Morris township.
]1lclnt€rah--•Case-At 'the Seaforth raretory,
by Rev. 141 Brown, on -April 9th, Mr. John
A. IYIclntoMorris township, to Mies
1Vlargaret Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Aire.
Charles Case, of Molfillop township.
IFOR SALE.-THRE
sisting of a 20-22
traction engine, and'S
piete with feeder, cu
OR SALE. -ONE
White steam engin
one 8-16 Mogul trac
two small engines,
willbe sold cheap fcr
line of implements, t
carries, pumps, etc.
McCormick Agent.
14 H, P. PORTABLE
• in good working order,
r, used one season, and
nee -nearly new. These
quick sale. Also full
raptors, engines, litter
AMES KERR, Seaforth.
2680x2
FARMER SOLDIE
turned soldiers
wh,
Massey Harris Comp
sell 10 returned me
manufactured by the
less than the price a
the agent. MASSE
Toronte., per R. C.
S --NOTICE. -TO RE -
are taking we -farming.
ny is in a position to
any farm iinplement,
at a price 3 per cent.
which they are sold to
HARRIS CO, 'LTD.,
enderson. 2677-8
1L'OR SALE -1N GIVIONDVTLLE--EIGHT
acre of land wi h frame house and kit-
chen, goad' cement cellar, also woodshed, stable
and small •-barn
church and- stores..
can be had in March
HENRY FORSYTH,
on 134, Seaforth,
d well. Glove to school;
mall,, orchard. Possession
For particulars apply to
gtnondville, or phone 10
2668-tf
POR SALE.-DOU : LE HOUSE, FRAME,
Cement foundatio cistern with good sup-
ply of soft water. E eh part contains six good
rooms, has woodshrd attached. One single
frame dwelling, sev n rooms, cistern, wood=
shed, etc., also one ot with good' well. All
very centrally situa d on Jarvis Street and
known as the Trott roperty. For further par-
ticulars, apply to MORRISON, Jarvis
1 iStreet, Seaforth. ,x 402.
2675x6
(1ARD OF THANK.. -WE WISH TO T ND-
• ex our sincere hanks to Mr. Cole and
the other men who hastened from the FIax
Mill to render cast tante in puttipg out the
fire which occured in our home last week.
We also desire to thank the employees of
The Be11 Engine ' orks 'who -so generously
donated the sum of oney to -replace the cloth-
ing destroyed by the fire. MRS. LONG-
WORnr- AND F • LY. 2680-1
SRM FOR SAI
4. 3, Township of
as : the Ketchen 1
bank barn, good or
8'acrea of bush ; lar
tion; Possession. 0
church and school,
miles from Brucefi
GINS, Clinton; .R
116 MacNab St.,
TAYLOR on pr
LOT 13, . CONCESSION
Stanley, 100acres known
irm. Stone_ house; large
hard, spring creek, about
d in good state of cultive-
tober lst. Convenient to
ral mail and phone, 1!l
Id. Apply to B. R. RIG -
V. H. B: A. KETCHENe
South, Hamilton; JOHN
is es. 24804
NO
ICE
Wekpebt t
cars of Pot.
the week.
° P
Gall us ori,p
tity of potat
sale befo
P
Fruit Dealer
load two more
toes the first of
e will pay $1.00
r bag.
one stating quan-
es you have fol
e you deliver.
one 63
ILLIPS
Seaforth:
kIIIp II II1l 11111 isIIIImmo,II1ilii
IimI14n
_H1rned0
MO
,,,., Fu»er4 Di actor 4 and
Licensed Embalmer
i..
.= Undertaking °"•a`lora in Oddfel
= lows buildic g opposite
mtewart .Bros. Res ,
E dance'Godercch et., app - ea
me
Dr. Scott's i .
• Flowers furnished an
short notice.
E . Phone Night ' or Day 119.
i
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HOUSE FOR SALE
That very desirable property Just _oil- Main
street: Egmondville, consisting of one-half acre
of land. on which is situated a 144 story brick
house with seven rooms and good cellar. There
are also on the premises a stable. good well
and cistern. also -apple, plum and pear treat
and other small 'fruit.. This is a splendid
property and the taxes] are low. ' For further
particulars apply to Mrs. M. A. Charieswortli,
Egmondvillfe P, O. `�. 2850x2-tf
g0 : EARLY CABBAGE PLANTS 40c
Prepaid,shipped! successfully every-
where.. Ask for vegetable plant price
`list. - ' Agents wanted. HEROLD'S
FARMS, Fruitland, Ontario, ,Niagara
District. I 2679-8
Notice to Creditors
In the', matter of :the estate of ThoMaas
Pryce late of the -town sof Seaforth, in the
county of Huron, retired farmer, deceased.
Notice is hereby givjen in pursuance to the
statutes in that behalf, that all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of the said
Thomas Pryce deceased, who died on 'or a-
bout the 28th dayeof i February A. D., 1919,
rare 'required to sent try post, prepaid or de-
liver to Mrs. Mary Pryce, at Seaforth P. O.
1 -bite of- the executors of the above estate,on
yyr before the tenth day of May A. D., 919,
a full statement of their accounts and the
nature of
security held by them, if any,
duly verified by s tory declteratiop. And
,fake nptice that after the said 10th day of
May A, D., the exe utors will proceed to
distribute the. assets of the said deceased
among the parties entitled thereto having
regard only sto the elaims of which they
shall then have notice, and the said ex-
eoutors will not be lietble for said assets or
,any part, thereof, to mets person er persons of
whose claim they.. shrill not have received
notice- at the time of i such Attribution.
Dated at Seaforth this 23rd clay of April, A.
D. 1919: MARY PRYIGE, THOMAS PRYCE, -
Jr., and EDWARD PT3,YeCE, Executor.
• 2680-3.
Hensall
Tile and Block
Works
We wish to announce to the pub-
lic that' we have taken over the Bon-
thron . and Drysdale cement and pulp
stone business, and will endeavor to
handle their end of this business along
with ours, and give the public good
service. There w11 always be some-
one ready to wait on cement and
pulp atone eustoiers. Also cement
blocks and tile. We have a very choice
line of verandah peer caps and blocks.
We handle only the highest grade of
Portland cement. Phone No. 7, Hen-
sall. - 2679-tf
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El The Ctana4ian Flax Mills
E Limited, Seaforth, Ont,,
will rent i, large acreage.E
of -sod laand, spring or
E. fall ploughed. Will fern-
ish seed free an,d db the
�
seeding. Farmer , will
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E plow, duct harrow and
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roll.
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Phone M. McCormick, c
Seaforth 212 after 6 p.m.
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13. R. H i (
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BGa 127, CLINTON Phone 1011
(formerly of Brucefleld)
-Agent for -
The Huron & Erie Mortgage
Corporation and the. Canada
Trust Company.
Commis`slener B.C. of, Li. Convey-
ances, Fire and Tornado Insurance,
Neter? Public.
'Wednesday , eoeh week at Brucdeld
School of Comnierce
Clinton,. w Ont.
Easter Term begins April 22nd
stenographic
bourses Commercial
and General
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Easter Easter Holidays.
For Particulars write
F. WARD BA
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Principal
2679-2
anking Service
OUR bankiing requirements may
be entrusted to this Bank with
every confidence that careful and
efficient service will be rendered.
Our . facilities -are entirely at -your
- disposal.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE ..
Seaforth Branch 1 J. G. Mullen Manager
Clean C1ohes
A Iea1th Asse'
TALK N0.4
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n another ouse old, everyone. who lay
do nonac
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rose �' with a develop-,
in cold. D y cleaning of - iliows and up
irol ter finish d that. Thereafter,
p`
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-cus ion cushio covers and a removal couch
co r were used." -
Boys' Bloomer' Suits pressed 50c
MY WARDROBE
Goderich Street, ,Seaforth. Opposite Queen's Hotel
Round Design
for fiord Cars
$9.00
_
QQa1- Design
forChero1et •eaxs
$10.50
Buy aSet of
Dear
Light
Power
Water
For
Everyone
Everywhere
knew set of rear curtain
lights for - your Ford or
;Chevrolet will acid a hun-
1dred dollars to the appear-
ance of your car.' - -
Tell. us the yeat and
snake of your car and send
P. O. Morey Order. We
send bevel glass rear lights
with complete new mater-
ial for back of car.
We also make rear lights
for all makes of cars. -
Write us the design -k you. .
want.. We specialize in
car painting, truing slip
covets, tire covers, tops,
cushions, dust hoods,
spring overs, bushings,
brass and aluminum cast-
ings; and everything for
the motorist,
Qshaa- Brass Foundry
OSHAWA, ONT.
FARMS FOR- SALE
FARMS FOR SALE
I have some choice farms for sale in the
Townships of Usborne and Hibbert, all well
built and improved, on easy terms of payment.
THOMAS CAMERON, R. R. No. 8, Exeter, or
phone layndman Line, Exeter. 2668-tf
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 83, Concession 6, McKillop, 100 acres
of the best clay land in McKillop, 6 acres of
bush5 miles fe rom est 1n a Seaforth, 2 miles fromh.state of aC n-=
stance, lye miles -from school. There are en
the premises, a good seven roomed house, large
bank barn 64x76, all Page wire, fences and
well underdrafned. .'Whereare forty acres
ploughed, 5 acres bush and the balance seed-
ed down. There are two big springs, ' one
piped to barnyard and in - the other a dam
with a hydraulic- ram pumping the water to
the house and to the barn. As the spring
is in the orchard and near the house and line
fence. there is no( waste land:- There is a .
graded and gravelled lane from, the road to
the buildings. Apply to MRS. SAMUEL
DORRANCE. Seaforth. 2627-tf
FOR SALE.
House and half acre of land In chi
village of Egniondvillp. The property
is situated on Centre Street, close to
the Presbyterian church and is knows
as the Purcell' property. Good, com-
fortable house, .good shed, good well:
and cement cistern. Ail kinds of fruit
trees, strawberries, raspberries, and
currant bushes. This Is a .corner pro.
!warty with no breaks on front,ante
the land is in a good state of cutiva
tion. This isnlce property -for a
retired farmer and the taxes` are HO" -
For ;"pa.rticular-s° apply on the premimsa
or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 2584 -ti
Electricity appeals to you to -day because it is useful, ul '
safe, convenient and reliable. ecolxrllieal�
Electricity which has revolutionized working andlivhlg condition's
in the cities has now the same influence in the country on the farm,
A NORTHERN ELECTRIC POWER AND LIGHT PLANT ON YOUR
FARM --
Will light;our house, stable and dairy.
Will run a 'create separator' or churn.
Will wash- > he clothes and do the ironing,,
Will run the sewing ,machine
Will operate a toaster.
Will operate a varum cleaner.
.Will pump water for your house and barn.
Will charge automobile batteries `
Will make housework easy 'and reduce household expense.
The most complete plant on the market to-dayltiot a single plani
but a line pf plants. - - -
1 A SIZE FORT EVERY PROSPECT
HarryG. :...eZurich
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AGENT
FULLY iACJTOMATIC.
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of Going to
Wonderful opportunities await ',the Business Yarn= or the Mer-
chant who is seeking wider scope and greater rewardtfor his energy, in
Western Canada, along the lines:of the Canadian National RailWays.
Information of value to Intending settiers and to others interested
is given in FREE book, "Homeseekers° and &adept' Guide." Coin-
fortable through. trains from Ohtario and Eastern Canada via Lake
Superior'e Hinterland and the Crest Clay Reit afford in inroreating,
scenic, and the logical route for Canadians. Enquire --nearest
C.N.Rys. Agont, or write
cm Canadi?
Passenger Traffic Manager.
Toronto, Ontario
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