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Re. ilgl' r p !?,� 22T to 803"
ars : Pr •.,. 18.86:
t�tSet , Per on.. ! y, {1L76
an, per ADD. , 138Q,09
, bolts., per- ton 7i136,00
eat, per bushel 11.46
Butter, per iD 45 to b0c
, Potatoes, per bag 75e
Huts. per bushel -400
arley, per bushel 76c
BEAN MARKET
Toronto, April 26th, -Beans, 0.
'>6a8d-picked, bushel, 12.10 to 91.26;
12.40 to 12.90: Limo, Madagascar. 8
California Limas, 10 to 120.
DAIRY MARKET
Torso., April 20th.- Cbese, new target
'28'A. to 29%c; twins, 29 to '110e; triplets. '10
to 30%e:Id, Inn., 36 to 34o: do.. twin.,
88% to 34%o; triplets, *4% to 16a• New
1 81116..,, Is.. Bttt*ei--•Ftroh, ries.,. tubaks,
48 to 49e; ereamer7, No. 1. 66 to 61c; froth.
60 t. 61e. Margarine -,89 to 51a
new laid, 56c; new lei4 ta certotu, i8 sto
18c.
GRAIN MARKET
Toronto, April 116.-Mgnitoba Wheat -N
1 Northern, 91.78; No. 2 Nortehrn, 11.78
No..8 Northern, 81.69; No, 4 whim& 11.
Manitoba oats -No. 1 O.W.48;to; 81s. a
'W., 58r%c; este. No. 1 feed, 58%6: N. -
feed. $0*,4..; No. 2 food. 86ido, Mauna
Barky -No. 8 O.W., 7754a; No. 4W.. 8$%
refected. 63%c ; Toad. 6344x. An oMe abo
in store at Fort William.- AmeHcaa Go
73c; nominal, track T6roato, prompt .bi
anent. Ontario oats, -Nu. 2 white, 41 to 4
Ontario wheat- .No. 2 Winter. $1.10 to 81.66
per oar lot; No. 2 Sp. -log, $130 b 11.46;
N.. 2 Ooese whet, nominal, shipping points
according to tretest. Fiume -tie 2, $1.11.41 t.
111.35. Barley -Halting, 62 to 67c. rooming
to freight outelde. Buckwheeit-No. 9, oomf-
nal. Rye -No. 2. 81.85 to 91.35; wanted,
aeoordbng to freights outside. Elanitobo
dour --Piet. patent, 910.90; second patent.
19.60, bulkseaboard Ontario flouts -07.04,
bulk seaboard. Hi1Head-Delivered. Montreal
freight, bags inolodod:. Brno, per ton, 818;
aborts, per ton, 136.00 ; good feed Sour, 11.10
to $2.40 per bag. Hay -No. 1, per 90, 128
to $26. Straw -Oar lot, per ton. $12 to
612.60.
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Thorns Rood, on April. 100., by Rev.'
Chidfey, Yr. John Edwin 'PoI1.a, of Me-
ster. son o{ Mr. and Mn: William Pollen,
of FOrnakar, to Mica Viola Honkie, dgugq-
tar of Mr. and Id re. Thoma* Hunkfn, of
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DEATHS
Sperling, -In Toronto, on Sunday, April 10,
Mise• Olivia 8parung, formerly of Seaforth,
ages 66 years.
Hanna, -!n Wingham, on April 17th, Mary
Luebke Young. wide. of the Iota John
Hanna. need 70 years.
Farquharson. -In Calgary, Alberta, on April
0. 1411, More Huggaa, widow, of the lutes Will
141 J. Farquharson, In Mx 48.,1 year.
55. Resell. --in ,/hater, on Aprf1 29th, Wllibtm
G- Jeers Rumen, awed 80 ,Dors and 7 menthe.
I Cottle. -In Clinton, on Wednesday, April
bo )10th, Fs -Mayor Thema. Cottle. aged '71
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Buffalo, April 26. -Cottle receipts, 1,100
elow. 60 to 76c lower: shipping atoms. IS
to 18.75: butchers,' 6a W 16.50; yearlings,
48.2:1 to 99. heifers, 15.2' to 58; cows 68.2;,
to 97; bulls. 54.25 to 6.25: *tortoni 004 toed -
ern, 90.25 to 57; fresh cows and .prtgen,
060.00.
Calves- 110vei9(o, 4.000: sin ; 51 luv;er,
65 to 110.50.
Hogs -Receipts. 20,000 : 50 to 16 vents
lower; boovy, $8.25 to $8.50; mixed, yerk-
• light do., and Pigs, 58.50: roughs, 56
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16.2t; .tags, $4 to 10.
Sheep and Inmin Receipts, 12,006: .toady;
wool lambs. 57 to 512.26: clipped lamlw, 50
to $11.20: yearlings, $7 to 59: wathen, $7.86
to 57.60:•wx , $2 to 96.76; mixed *beep,
8.76 to 67.00. •
Montreal. April 26. -Cattle receipts, 1.063.
The average quality w. vary mach better
than for many weeks past Pricers held trio
up Le,on. when the majority of the cattle
had been .0141. 'lop .teenery6011 co to
811. Tw
op cows. 99.05 and bulls up to 68.60.
The bulk ofthe heavy steers were sold at
$10 to $11. Fairly good I le ht .teen we00
78to .6, and good of bully type
around 57,50. Commonncows and bulls were
sold from 55 W $7. Quotations:--Bat:ber
steers, choice. *10.27, to $11: good, 59.80 to
310.25: medium. 50.50 to 19.25: mmmon, 17
to 58.25. butcher boiler,, shotes, 59.20 to
$10.`.0: medium. 16 to 49: common, 85 1.
37.30 ; botcher u schoice. 57.50 w 59:25;
me,l sum, $5 to 17: 600nrn. $2 to 52.50
yttvro. 53 to 14.50: butcher hulls. good.
81.1,0 to 50.52; ccm,mon, 15.50 to 66.60.
Calf r„elpta. 060. 'the market w .trung.
..r. Straight loth of medium good quality
sold at 86.00 to 57. Quotations: -.Good
veal. 86.50 to SP: medium, 55.56 to 56.66.
Sheep -Receipt, 76. Nominal qu.6.tiom
or sheep were 57 to 56. Lambs were $7 to
ere each.
Hugs -Receipt, ..81. The general price
or. 513.60. Odd .mall let sold .lightly high�a
fr and there w considerable inquiry to
eeders. Quotations uff car weight, animus
$11.50: sows, $9.50.
gluon Stock , Yards. Toronto, April 20: -
'18he supply of nettle at the yards t. -day was
for too heavy for the demand and Leade
was draggy with price. generally 60 cella
per cwt lower than last week's clone. But-
cher cowls of good quality were the only
clans that did not fall to this extant, as,
though they were a fairly large proportion
of the receipt of kilo ., they held just about
steady. Quality on the whole was fair, and
there wept several loads of good heavy cat.
tie. Demand for export at local pries was
lacking, however, and the best big Int of
heavy •toss failed to bring more than 16
saaqgae1se The bet price for n lot of medium
IfRvy 0teem was 101 cents, paid for 14
head averaging 1.212 pounds, sold by Cor-
bett and Hall. The same firm had 21 heal
avenging 1,380 pounds at 10 cants. The
top price of the day was 11 cents, paid for
two steers weighing 930 pounds each, fed
by Andrew McKay, Teesw•atrr, and sold by
the United Farmers' Company, who also had
two head, 1.350 pounds, at 10%, cents. Choice
butchers' ranged from 8% to 9% gents" with
an odd extra choice one at 10 cents, and
there was one extra choice fat cow, sold
by Sparkhall and. Armstrong at 8% cents.
Good :comm sold generally 'from 7% 00 81(6 .
There was a slight improvement in the in-
quiry for stockers and feeders, and one load
of extra good feeders brought 951 cents.
Calves were a heavy run, and poor quality
er. the whole, but trade was fairly brisk at
slightly easier pries. A few extra akoiee
salves brought 13'4 cents, but the run of
shoi.e sold from 11 to 12 cents, while the
medium kind were from 8 to 10 rants per
Pound. Common calves were alms at from
8 to 7 cents.
Top native Iambs brought . 14 cents, but
there were not many in the choice close.
Three car/bads of American lambs, clipped,
brought 14%c. Sheep and lambs were in
fair demand, and the bulk sold at steady
prices; best sheep bringing 924 cents. Com-
mon Lambe were a slow sale at from 4 to
b cents.
, Trade in hogs was brisk and priceeyad-
vanced a quarter over Thuenday n close. Se-
lects sold for 12%. fed and watered, or
0150. f.o.b. Packer buyers quoted 10% 1.6,0.
for Tuesday's loading.
United Farmers' Co-operative Co., Ltd.,
sold: Butchers ---2, 980 IDs. 811; 1, 690 IDs.
616.50: 2, 1,350 lbs. 510.00 ; 6, 1,060 lbs.
610; 5; 700 lbs. 010; 1, 880 lbs. 89.75; 4,
850 SDs. 59.70: 18, 900 lbs. 80,50; 24, 1.040
IDs. $0.50: 2, 1,100 tbs. 59.50: 3, 1,160 IDs.
39.60; 10, 950 lbs. $9.60 ; 2, 700 fie. 99.75;
8, 1,200 roe. 90.75; 2, 970 lbs. 99.25; 5, 1,000
IDs. 99.25: 14, 1,040 IDs. 19.40; 18, 1,000
IDs. 89.00; 13, 1.050 the, $9; 2, 736 lbs. 99;
10, 920 IDs. $9: 8. 970 tbs. 99; 12, 960 roe.
38; 2, 870 fie. 88.75; 12, 750 IDs. $8.75; 4,
900 IDs. 08.66: 16, 1,030 lbs. 88,80; 6 6,810
Cha. $8.60; 9, 900 IDs. $8.25; 11, 720 lbs.
37.50. Cows -1, 1,440 Ib.. 88.60; 1, 1,200
IDs. 88.20: 1. 1.280 lbs. 68.00; 4, 1,280 lbs.
18.00; 1, 1,47019,,. $8; 8, 1,250 lbs. $8.00:
2. 1,21.0 tbs. 58.00; 3, 1,250 tbs, $8.50; 2,
1,210 tbs. $8.00: 2, 1,290 lbs. $7.66, 1, 1,-
120 Me. $7.70: 8. 1,000 IDs. 87.75; 4, 1,060
lbs. 87.60; 3. 1,120 the. 87.60; 4, 1,170 tbs.
$7.60; 1, 1,270 tbs. 07.00; 2, 1,000 lbs. 17;
2, 870 lbs. 27: 1, 1.820 tbs. 87: 2. 1,250
IDs, $7.75; 3, 1,250 lbs. $7.76; 2, 1,280 tbs.
37.75; 2, 1.920 tbs. $6.71; 3. 1,060 tbs. $6.75;
1, 960 fie. 88.776: 1. 1,200 Itro. 88.60: 2,
1.070 lbs. 18.50; 4, 1,290 lbs. 86.76; 2, 950
Ms. 56.50: 3, 1,000 ms. $5.50. Bulls -1, 1,-
060 lbs. 58.00; 1. 1,630 fie. $6.76; 1, 1,740
Me. 86,60: I. 1.700, fie. $6.60; I, 1,140 tbs.
36,00. Lamb.. --Choice, 518 to 114; good, 016
to 512; culls, $6 to 58. Shoop ---Choice. $8.50
to $9; good, 87.50 to 98.50; culla, $2 to 55.
Calvo. -Choice, $13 to 118.50; good. 8l1 to
312: defamon, 16 to 110.
The quotationtho were as follows: Choice
heavy steers, 99.00 to 110.50; good heavy
steers, $8.00 to 59.00; botcher.' cattle, choice.
39.00 to 610.00; do. medium, $7 to $8.00; do,
common. 56.00. to $7.00; butcher.,' cattle,
choice, $9.00 to 110.00; do., gond, $6.00' to
$7.00;•do., common, 94.00 to 85,00; butchers'
tows, bhoice, $7.60 to .98,75; do., good, 18.80
to $7.50; do., cotomon, $4.00 to 15.00: feed-
ers, best, 97.15, to $9.00: do., 000 Me. 97.16
to 88.75 ; do,, 800 lbs., 96.76 to $8.78; do.,
common. 96.00 to 96.00; canners and cotton,
32.00 to $4.50; mUk4eo. gbod to choice. 986
to 1120; do., Cwnn0n to. medium. 960 to
8601 eh0ice springers. 990 to 9180; lamb,
yearlinpa, .110 to 911; -do., spring. 812.00 to
114.001-- Calves, good to .holee, . $11.00 to
812.00 ; stbsp, 40:00. 0, _.69,61!; . hogs, led 'end
wa 412.6Rr,de., 180ghdd•.(f ase, 112.76:
4o., f.o. , 911.09; do., country points, $11.25.
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.IN MEIIIORIAM
Nota. -hem. under Chia head will be charg-
ed 60 conte per Maple vane and 26 cants for
each additional vena.
1' 8a.red to the meat of my dearly loved
Meter, Gledya Agatha Foster, beloved wife of
Hugh Shannon, who peacefully entered Into
ret, April 27th, 1920. Also me little niece,
Gladys Margaret, dearly loved child of the
above, whom Jesus called unto Otis April
laths 1019.
We loved them, oh no tongue can ten
How much we loved them, or how well.
God loved them too. and thought it bet
To take them to His Heavenly rest.
Fuld them, oh Father, in thin. arias
And let them henceforth bo
Sweet messengers of love between
Our human hearts mad Thee.
Badly mimed by Lilian.
In laving memory of our dourst auntie
Cbuly0, and little cousin, Margaret.
2785-1 'Teddy 0nd Little Giadya.
SALE REGISTER
Oa Friday, April 29th, auction sale of
Hoou:hold Furniture, also Horse, Buggy mid
Hn rase. Will Dell privately before sale. Lss,
Bristow, Proprietor; '1'010, Brown, Auctioneer
IMPORTANT NOTICES
PASTS ICE FOR CAT -1 I.E.--I HAVE PAS -
tore for 10 or 15 head of. cattle. Api,lY
to A. fil,ClLL. R. R. No. 2, Sea forth. Phone
6 un 016. Clinton. 2785 -CP
FOR SALE. ONE PURE BRED SHO11T-
hern bull two years old. Apply on the
premise,, nr,'t farm in T'urlersmitl, on Duren
Read. vont ut Clinton, ,r phone 175. WIL-
LIAM 11EN110, R. 1t. 4, Clinton. 2784x2
FOR SALE.-- SI X YEAR 7AR OLD 11001E
;Sod will o k or drive. GEORGE
(PEAS:REGARD. R. It. No. 2, Seuforth.
Phone 18-170. 2782x4
THRESIlING OUTFIT FOR SALE.-SAW-
er A Massey Peerless Separator. 96 Inch
with rear sat; 20 H. P. Sawyer & Meager
traction engine. All in good working order.
Apply to JOHN THIRSK, BLAKE, R. R. No.
2, Zurich. 2775x1-tf
DEEP WELL.-TENOBRS WILL BE ICE-
ceived by the Corporation 01 the Town
of eleaforth at the Clerk's office, up to sh
o'clock p.m., May 9th, 1921, for drilling a
deep well for the waterworks system. Cas-
ing 8-ipeh to be supplied by the Corpora-
tion. Tender to be at rate per lineal foot,
The lowest dr any tender not neee0e0rily
accepted, JOHN A. WII.SON, Clerk. 2784-2
PURE BRED SCOTCH BULLS FOR SALE.
For sale 4 pure-bred Scotch Topped
bulls with 10 crosses of Imported Scotch
breeding, erred by Conqueror (Imp -l: one
16 condo Cid, red; one 22 months old, red;
'2 two years o6., one red and one roan.
'These are extra good animals, both m to
Individuals and to type, and will be fit to
head any herd. Bold on reasonable terms.
Apply on Lot 8, Concession 6, Tuekemmith,
or phone 8 on 181. PETER McKAY. 2778-tf
MANY MEN WANTED. --MEN WANTED,
who are willing to apt positions pay-
ing from 96 to $10 per day. Men who are
tired d laboring for an existence, this 4.
your one good chance. We are training men
for positions as farm troctioneere, garage
meohan,0.a, truck driven, salesmen, vulcan-
izers, welders, battery exports" etc., or will
help you start a garage business of your
own. If you are out of employment or
dissatisfied with your present poor paying job,
call or write immediately -for fun particulars
regarding our special plan to next few men
mrolli,#. Day and evening lasses. Apply
HEM PHI LL AUTO & GAS TRACTOR
SCHOOL, 113 King Street West, Toronto.
27843
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
feeta.-Mr. Thomas Brown has been in-
structed to .ell by puhlir auction on Satur-
day, April 80th, at 2 p.m., the following
goods: Three mahogany drawing room
chain, table and cabinet, 1 iron bed, springs
and mattress, separate springs and mat-
tresses, 1 child's crib. springs and mattress,
1 at, refrigerator, kitchen table, sofa, chairs,
tables. lamps, carpet, and many other
▪ ticlee. Term.. -Cosh. EDYTH DAVID -
SON, Proprietress ; T. Brown, Auctioneer.
2784-2
AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE FARM. --
Thomas Cameron has received instruc-
tions from the public trmtee, of Oegoode
11,10, Toronto, to sell by public auction on
the premises, Lot No. 8, Concession 8,
Township of Hibbert. on Friday. May 600,
1921. at one 9.m. sharp, consisting of 100
acres, more or leas, of choice land; 30 acres
plowed ready for crop; about 8 acres of
maple and beach; smallorchard; balance in
grass. On the premises there is a first class
atone horse: large bunk barn, barn on low
stone wall, straw shed and drive home, 8
good spring wills, one with windmill. This
s a choice farm. Close to churches, school
and market; rural mail and telephone. Terms
and -particulars masks known on day of sale,
or on application to J. W. Jackson, Sarnia
P O. or to auctioneer. K. W. WRIGHT,
Asst. Public Trustee; Thomas Cameron, auc-
tioneer, Exeter P. O. 8786-2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, IM-
dlementa, and Household Furniture. Mr.
Thomas Brown has been instructed to. e,ll
by public auction on Lot 8, Concession 5,
Mullett, on Tuesday, May 8rd, at 1 o'clock
p.m., the following: Horn.. --General Dur -
nose horse 11 yearn old. quiet double or
Ingle; home 10 years old, driver single or
double, one aged driver. Cattle. -Hereford
w 40 years old frphened this opting, cow
4 year. old fr.hened last fall, heifer 8 years
old freshets about time of sale, 2 one-yaenr-
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Barred
Bets. 1 fall calf, 1 spring calf. 80
Rock hens and f roosters. Danle-
mento,-Delring hinder 8 foot cut With Sheaf
crier. and truck as Rood as new, Maeaey-
Hartie hay rake as gnbd as new, 10 -tooth
eultivater; .Chatham fanning mill, lumbar
wagon, hew; Hein sleighs, new; open buggy.
Verity walking Plow No. 21, new; $oe,taon
diamond, itariowd smaller, gravel box, set
doubld hafnes9 Rand 'cutting box, home col-
late, fo chain, and numerous other
Artiel.. illenteehold Fnt'nituro.-Dining room
table. cnek' bt6ve, coal 'heater, kitchen bhaire,
glees oupbo*td, Illelotte OOeam separator,
Daisy &htern, Et '4. ea0peta,pslh. pato apd
other krtieltib. sneer -All bums of 910- and
gilder, cash: over that amount 8 mentlo'
credit will -la fiesa -on-furnishing' gpp8wved,.
Joint notes, Aof 8. mats •1811' thaw
Willer off for 6. - W. MAIMS, Proprie-
tor T. Brown. A4.tiooeer. 59134-$
SEED
SEED CORN
We have received our first ship-
ment of Oorn, and can offer you
BAILEY
LEEMING,
' WISCONSIN
GOLDEN GLOW
MAMMOTH SOUTHERN SWEET
at $2.00 per bushel.
Try us with your next order. '
W. M. Stewart
MAIN STREET PHONE 77
FARMS FOR SALE
pastas FOR 8AL11--400 ACRES, LOT 196
Conceeeloa 6, in Cha Township of Tuckers
smith. 8 mils from Seaforth, 6 mils froze
Bracefield and Klppon, convenient re school
and ebureh; 86 .Or cleared. minatndar in
maple bush. On this farm are excellent bond -
la spa and are In Ont-elace repair; Ord and
eat water in the hole! and In stalls ; 2
well., 1 having a windmill. This farm b
thoroughly under drained and fenced and
In a high state of cultivation, never having
been heavily swopped. This Y 112 every way
a feet class and up -to -data farm. Also lot
97, Conine/don 12. in the Township of Hib-
bert, containing 100 ere.; 80 neer cleemd
and thoroughly u derdrelned and fenced, the
remainder 4, in amt claps maple bush. On
the premiss le a comfortable trams borne
and goof barn 46:56 with stone atabling;
also good well with windmill. This farm h
all seeded to gram and le In excellent wmd4
Lion, burin been crooned 1007 little; eitn-
uted within 8 miles of Remelt, quarter of
mile from school. There 1e long distance
telephone connection on both farms, also
rural mall delivery. These farms win be
sold together or eaparately to suit purchaser
and on reasonable term... For further par-
ticulggrs apply to the Proprietor, on Lot 11,
Cone0asion 0, Tuckersmith, or Seaforth P. 0.,
A. R. No. 4, or phone 14 on 131, Seafortb.
THOMAS G. SHILLINGLAW, Proprietor.
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This style cleverly inter-
prets the young man's view-
point; drapes to the body
naturally, suggests comfort
and refinement.
100% Value
The man who demands
full value for his money is not
side-tracked by the consider-
ation of low prices alone.
Price means nothing if genu-
ine value is not received.
"Clothes of Quality" -
offered at reasonable priees -
give 100% value 3a return.
SUITS
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Sold at current rates and deliver:
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R. 8. HAYS, , SEAPORTS, ONT.
2778-tf
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set. With the QOM tallp ret the w-
flleatiter the hem breed' seeing tlQ*
termined to set; not 'so:'Filth the 1.40S -
born. At this time she .to ply eil'lliin
ed to lay. They will also lac in the
winter 1f properly carelf for. Front
Nov. 1st to April let tel of our
trapnested Leghorn laid 1,086 eggs'
at an average price of 78 conte Per
dozen -$6278. cash from the ten hens.
From these birds and others nearly
'as good we are offering you chicks
at 22 cents. each delivered et you;
station. -
HURON SPECIALTY FARM.
Walter Rose - - Brussels, Ont.
Phone 88x. Box 34.
2783-6
S. O. S.
Help Save the Home!
To Principals and Teachers,
Scholars and Parents: -
We will send "Home Inspection Blanks" to
the teaching staff throughout Ontario for
distribution' among their pupils.
As patriotic Canadians your sympathetic co-
operation 'is sought in the important work of
conserving the lives and property of our
people from destruction by fire.
The inspection is planned to take place
throughout the Province, during the week of
May 2nd. The primary object of this In-
spection is to draw attention to hazardous
conditions in the homes and have the fire
menace removed or corrected by the house-
holders.
The housing problem makes the protection
of dwellings of paramount importance.
CLEAN UP.
Prevent fires by removing the cause.
Information and te'.' I.,oks, "Conservation or Life and Prop-
erty from Fire," "I.. htning,•its Origin and Control," free
on request.
ONTARIO FIRE i'REVENTION LEAGUE, INC.
In Affiliation n ,th Ontario Fire Marshal's Office
153 University Av,n," Toronto
Geo is' F. Lewis, Secretary.
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PAID.UP CAP'iTA a ,. e ` r
RESERVE FUND 4 ��
S13AFORTH BRANCH, J. G. Mullets, lifellal
Fords, Fords
Daly's Garage, Seaforth
BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
1918 Model, with electric starter; in good shape. Special price..0500
191*taMilodlel,ampgood tires, Al running order; tire carrier and electric
846
1917 Model, newly painted, good tires; engine in first class runs
ning order 3876
191k1 Model, shock absorbers, good tires, engine Al p .11360
1916 Model, a right good car , .. , $325
J. F. DALY, Seaforth
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
T. A. BEATTIrE, Salesman.
FITS
Stinson'. home treatment for
epilepsy. Twenty years'-'snccess.
Thousands of testimonials, No
case shouH be considered hope-
less. Free booklet. WILLIAM
STINSON REMEDY Co. of Can-
ada, 2611 Yonge Street, Toronto,
Orrtanio, 2785-90
JAMES WATSON
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT
DEALER IN SEWING MACHINES.
Four good houses for sale, O
conveniently situated in the I
Town" of Seaforth. Terme
reasonable and possession
given promptly.
Apply at my Office for particulars.
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Dependable Spark Plugs
PUBLIC ATTENTION
We have 'now opened 1m1ne.8
in our new n uarters slid wish
to solicit fair r •tronage
from the general pule, We
have on Fiend for .ale a
sumber of good used rare of
iiblerentmakes: t'hevrolet,
Saxon and Fords. all ,-f which
have been overhauled and are
m first class order. We have
also for sale 2 rubber tired
buggies, 1 trailer, 2 motor-
cycles, 1 good driver 6 yearn
old. Prompt att,mt;on given
to repairing of all m.,ks of
ears. We carry a full line of
repairs for the following: -
Chevrolet, Maxwell, overland,
Gray -Dort end Ford. We
carry a line of the different
leading mak. of ti.re and
tubs including C,•,do'ear,
Dominion, Dunlop. Royal
Dak and Ames Holden We
also sell coal 011 in
large andall con Attie.,
StandMard andmHigh TWO Gas-
oline. our sign the V'STBLE
GUARANTEE 001035030.E
PUP.
Carlin Bros.
Brown's Garage,
North Main St.
SEAFORTH.
Champion
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B-13, Ye -ten.
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The
Crusade for Good Health
The Canadian Red Cross Society is one of thirty-one National Red
Cross Societies engaged in a world-wide Crusade for
The improvement of health
The prevention of disease
The mitigation of suffering.
This mov ement is endorsed by
The Governments of Thirty-one Nations;
The League of Nations;
Medical and Public Health Experts Meet-
ing in International Conference at
Cannes, France, April, 1919.
The Crusade is being inaugurated by a
World -Wide Enrollment of Mernbers
ONTARIO ENROLLMENT
May 22-28
ENROLL!
As the outward and visible sign of your personal share in the
movement for good health;
To help create public opinion in favour of sound health measures.
You may enroll with your Local Red Cross Branch or Enrollment Com-
mittee or, if there is no organization in your community with THE
ONTARIO PROVINCIAL DIVISION, 410 SHERBOURNE ST., TORONTO.
Canadian Red Cross Society
Ontario Division.
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