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t Earle; Pep Open., r x....25 to 2'SIe,
M gso .pegrcwt $10.50'
tr` s Bran;gioUr'.per 'ton $38.00'
MI. Shortf3,per ton.,, 1,,.;s$35.00
.• ;t. 'Wheat,' per 'bushel $1.45
Potatoes, per bag 75e
Oats, per bushel.,.. 400.
Barley, ler .bushel t.)75c
BEAN MARKET
Toronto, eam, Canadian -
hand-picked, bus8hel.82.90 to ,98.00; Pelmet,
12.40 to 52.80.; Limas, Madegoaour, 7 to 8e;
California Limas,, 10 to 12c.
POULTRY MARKET
Teronto, May 8. -Dressed Poultry -,Spring
erahlokens, 30 to 88c ;roosters, 26 to 280; fow4
27 to 860; ducks, 87 to 42e; turkey., 50 to
geese. 9$e.
Ivo Poultry -Spring chioke o. 80 to $4c;
reenters, 260; fowl, 28 to 86e; duck., 800;
turkey., 42 to 500; geese, '20 to 23c.
DAIRY MARKET
Toronto, May 8. -Cheese, new, large -
BS% to 2934 ; twins, 29 to 110e; triplets, 80
M 30%c; old, large, 83 to 84c; do., twin.,
d$SI. t. 8494,; triplote, 8494 to 360; New
v4SLLltoa, 33c. stutter -Fresh, dairy, choice.
.33 to 40c; reamery, prints, fr,ah, No. 1, 49
to 60c: cooking, 80c. Margarine.. 25 le 10c.
14'g0. --New laid, 04 to 0Lu: new laid in
carton, 37 to 58e.
GRAIN MARKET
Toronto, May 3rd. --Manitoba Wheat No.
1 Northern, 11.93% ; No. 2 Northern, $1.789;
, No. 3 Northern, 91.71%; No. 4 wheat. 11,66%.
Manitoba rude- No. 2 O.W„ 41%e; No. 3 C.
W., 38%c; tiara No. 1 feed, 88%c; No. 1
'Seed, 38%e; No. 2 feed, 11109e, Manitoba
Elarhw-No. 3 'C.W., 70o; No. 4 C.:W., 69s4c;
',elected, 59e ; feed. 86c, All of the above
is store at .$bra V{'illtam, Amerlean Goon -
11c; nominal, track Toronto, prompt ship-
4nent Ontariooats- .No. 2 white, 41 to 43c.
Ontario wheat No. 2 Winter, 91.50 to 51.55
per car lot; No, 2 Spring, $1.48 to 51.43;
line. 2 wheat, ser i nal, shipping pointe
aecurding to freight. Peas No. 2, $1.30 t,
$1.36. Harty Malting, 82 t, 07c, aceording
to freights outside. Buckwheat No. 8, nomi-
nal. Rye. No. 2, $1,30 to 31.35; nominal.
'dcording t, froight, oldslde. Manip
,ur udo-First patent, 910.00; sound patent,
talk oralmord9.60, bulk m Mi l!feed ODel,v versed. Flour M entree'
freight, begs included Bran. pal. ten, 387
Merl, per non $:15.00; mod feed our, 92.1(1
10 $2.40 per tun. !ley N.,. 1. per um, 021
te, 923. Straw Car lute, per tun, 812.00.
LIVE E
STOCK
MARKETS
E'I's
Buffalo; Mar 3. .Cattle receipts, 2.900: ac-
tive 15 ie :,0 renin higher; eh iePing steers,
30.26 to 58.8:, : hut•hers, 98.35 to 50.75 ; year-
lings, 80,50 to $8,25; heats.. 95.50 to 58.60;
cows, 92.25 to $7.10; bulls, 3425 t, $6.25;
ot,rk,a,s and feeders, 33,.20 to $7; fresh cows
and springers, $60 to 0180. ('olvw, receipt.
2,100; 50 cents lower; Eli to 911. Hogs, rn
*white 10.500: 21, to 50e lower: heavy. 90.74
to 80; molal beakers, light do., and pigs, 90;
few, 00.15; roughs. 37; stairs, 5.1. 50 to 95.00.
Sheep end lank., receipts, 10.000; lambs 25
..ate higher: Ismis, 0; to 311.25; yearling
37 to 99 ; wether,, 07.25 to 97.60 ; ewes,
to 39.75; maxed sheep. 90.75 to $7.
NON'IHtEAl„ Mur Cattle receipts, 006.
Included for ,ole ,• ,hurt hS heed left
ever from het week. e l'p es 11rtwtenameleenamelgood,d rattle had heon sold to ,o tabled,
nrirrs.. COMM.r, Behr and ,,,ugh cattle w
the easiest t. ,ell, The t. brought Ori',..
reeving tram 37.25 to 39,7'.. One load, n
ver-
0gine 1.100 pound, was
,aid et the latter
tit urs. Two baby bet
v..ahrelish
half dozen yearling tic rah l, ,, mid519. heifers
s
'were.,4d at 31. (begat i„n,. It hn fen
Ma,lium. 98 5., 59; ,•ut:hrr teem
cher heifers, metlium,c 57.55 00 57 5, 88: burr
heifer., common. 50 m 98.50; busws,
Medium. 35 t, a7: h $2 •her $2.50
0;
outtere, 33 to 54.1,0 butcher boils, 2 tcommon,
$0.00 (u $0.510.
Calves Jte'eipte, 0.71. The market wee
trunger. Sate w.re made generally at 97
a�,. 55. Estreme prices 06 to 58.50.
Qeotatione: Gond at. 30erumediom, $6.50
to 37.50.
slump -...Receipts. 156. Gaol sheep and year-
ling htmlw brought 99 and spring lure hs $7
to 011 each.
Nags-it„ceipl. 1,090. The mint common
v
price quoted n. 913.50, an dd Baler went
up to 513.75. v ,sl
'rhe market was fairly active,
Union Stock Yards, Toronto, May 0.
though the number of rattle for sale w
le,.. then un 11, is tiny n week ago, trade
opened very slaw and price generally w
re
Just .tends with 'Thursday's rinse- Choice
heavy oers were a n hale easier, and Mat-
chers ' ;doers
were the strongest viae. The
beat price for chose butchers' memo was
310.10 per cwt. paid for six hood averaging
1,28ls
0 p,un,, fad by Robert Reid, Welton,
and sold by the United Farmers' Company.
A few .hire steers and heifers hrought as
high a $9.60 per cwt., and the run of good
kind .old nt from 38.50 to $9.00. There
was a good demand for choice feeder.., and
feeder buyers paid good beef prices for the
kind of stock that spited them, one load of
good cattle, averaging 1,070 tem ads, bringing
99.50 per eat.. to 1(0 back to the farm. De-
ma RhOWed improvement, and trade wa/
more brink afternoon, though prima were not
decidedly stronger, and before the close buss.
era had made a fairly good teems -op of the
total offering.
Recas 0,00 1.067day were 3,500 cattle. 757
hogs and 867 sheep and lambs.
h� ,, quotations were as follaws: Choi.
§team, 39.00 W $10.50; good heavy
eteew, 58.00 to $9.00; butchers' cattle, choke,
00.00 to $10.00; do., medium. 57 to 95.00; do.
e.mrap4 $6.09 to '97,00; butchers' eattle.
angles, $0.00 to 010.00; do., good, 96.00 im
`da,, common, $4.00 to 05.00; butcher.'
'0000. choice, 57.50 to $8.70 ; do., good, 80.00
to 97.50; do., common. $4.00 to $6.00; feed-
er., beat, 57.75 to $9.00; do., 900 lbs. 97.26
to 98.75; do., 800 }hs., 85.75 to 96.15; do.,
mammon. $5.00 to 96.00; canners and .Otter,
38.00 to 04.90; milkers, good to choice, 975
to 9000; do., common to 'modem, $00 1.
3N: ohoiee apringea, $85, to 9110; leadw,
Yearling,, 010 to 011; do., Spring. 019 to
$18,80; .aloe,, good to choke. $11.00 to
311.50; .beep, $6.00 to 89,60; hogs, fed and
0seeed. $11.75 to 012 ; du., weighed o0 cam,
318 to 519.20; do„ (.0,5., $10.76 to 811; de..
ooaa6ry p.int0, 010.60 to 010.88.
BIRTHS
Ohamborlyn.-In Seaforth, on April 87th, t.
Mei and lam. E. C. Chamberlain. a daogh-
Oae -Mary Margaret Helen.
Ament-fa Brussels, on April S8rd, to Mr.
and Mn. Scott Ament. a daughter.
S8.ttt-la Brood., on April 34th. to Mr.
and len. Walter B. Scott, a 9.o --Welter
Femmes.
Skinner. -In U.borne, on April 22nd, to Mr.
and /era, Celli Skinner, twine --a ma and
dadahtor.
8irrrove.-In Hemel', on April flat, t. Mr.
and Mr. Fred Simmons. a gen.
Li.k.--In Myth, on April 16th. to Mr. and
.Mm. Jabs Link, a dough ter.
MARRIAGES
M.Doaald--8mikb.-At the Manan Ripp...
en April 8815. by Rev. R. A. Lundy, Jane,
daughter of the late Neil Smith, N Mr.
Donald McDonald. of Rayfield.
Hargeoaves--Shillirutlaw.--At. the home of
Mr. • Tbhras 8hiIBnalaw, Tox1n ra0IA, .n
Apes' 21st Janet 8hillinglaw t. Mr. I.
Harisreavea. of Toronto.
Myhre-1.8871or.---At 8t. And row's Mame,
Mo.'ie .Jaw, Seek., by Rev. G. W. Allows,
on ADF.D 16th, Mr. Norman D. ?dunes, of
Rcee00w,y• 8aak., to Mise Juneve Taylor,
forrerly Nf Brbao0o
Sellers -]barrio, -At the Methodist Parsonage,
Brussels, by Ker. W. It Sta'ford, H.A., .a
ApNI 20th, •Mrd Richard Ha,'old Seller., of
Morris tartishly. to Mise Hilda, daughter
of We. and" Mm, John Barrie.. of Are!
towiioblp. •' ,.
la&IATH�,Qf�
diose.-00:1.p"'oy`tlion township, os Ani 80th,
Mre.»j'6m® Wee, in her 47th year.
ll L , In Hibbert, on= Abril05,4, -Dun-
II .term, aged' 86 Year.
Fellio God
Th
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Me
Bucher"
titlllril $ildt i'iat�'ry'
.nee Leo ton, kis of Wm. Dearman.
a000l.D. Oat.. aged 32 years and M days.
a erre to btfp. on April 20,
Elliott, year.
In,. Tueke,nmlth, on April 81x4
Button, wife of w P Thomp.ett,
The i0110irtgie 041i0#0
this Ogden , fip0 t Rt stook
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44' • - Enrolment' No. 1784 Feint 1
LB' stand for the improvement of stock this
;Mason, as foflowa;
w MOoathitY. Will leave piss own stable, Beech.
go to John
for. neon; thence, toAllen uRess', l
10th Oon-
ceealon, for ono hour; then to his own arable
for night. Tuesday. -.-To Peter Lindsay's,
Hulle4f, for noon; thence to Owen Myrna's,
for night. Wednesday. -To Wm. Anderson's,
McK18op• for noun; then to his own stably
Por night. Thursday. -To Dominion ..Rete!,
Dublin, for noon; then to J000ph 'Atkinson's,
Hibbert, fon night. Fele/ay.--To Martin Cur.
tin's, 1453 miles east of Seoforth, for noon;
then to his own stable for Dight Satnrday,-
'll, James Flannigan'.., Logan, for noon; then
to hie own stable, udaere he will remain until
the following Monday morning.
Terms,. i1'o insure a feat 918.,
Jamas Evan., Proprietor and Manager,
Beechwood, Ont.
COL. GRAHAM
Approved Enrol(mer t6No, 1870 Form 1
Will stand for the improvement of, stock
this aeaa0n, as follow.:
Monday. May 0th,- At noun' will leave hie
suable in Egng,ndville sad go north
along the gravel road to Grieves` bridge,
then
d
ensth1 toJ go west 8 e
Joseph Mc5hrlane., fur night,
thu
Kinburn Road; then northlb Bert Steven-
eon's fur noon; then west 8% mile and
south 149 to Andrew Flynn's, for night.
Wednesday.-- Will proceed I9 miir south
and t 0% miles to Malcolm ilontaom0ry'a
for noon; then arta to hie own stable for
•eight 'Thursday, --81 2t, 29b miles then ..at
ter s: then north miler and one-half
In miltesr to e1
noelJohn
Lanes. for night. Friday.-- West to the
North Gravel Road and south w his own
',table,• where he will resets. until Monday
lean Terms to inure a foal -;15.
Dominick Reynolds, Proprietor and Managers
BLACON'S SON
(20869)
Approved Enrolment Nee 5272 Form Al„
Terms to ,sure 816.
?dun,loy. Will leave his own stable, Ilrur„-
8r1d
and
go vent to the second concession
or Ir
titan ,
r. Cher
th
to John n,
fu, nom then north anti west W E,Ed. 1. Glenn,
,1 r'n., for night. 'recedes. By way of Itan-
urkhurn
W
Ven,
at the Temperas)
ic Hotel
for 11,. thin by `v uY the Hayfield Road
t, the Goober, Lineto Arthur !tic(7io111nchey's
fur eight. Wrdnendny. IryM"CI r side
road to (Im Parr kine, then eolith tom Wm,
roster's, for teem - than to Wil I lam Mc.
Kenxre'n. 2nd cuna.5siun, or Stanley. for the
night. Th un;day. To the 'lawn I.;ue, then
to KiPP . and Hoath to George Glenn's, fur
',Don; then by way of the ',endue Road to
his own stable. Demme old, for night. Friday
noon
thee George Mmm'sideroadmirth
s yi11endr to the
:,'d out swiss 11. 11. S.. Tu.'ken, mith, then
amt 1,, James e'ar,uIngh
ehn n'e. for t. Sot-
aW.-I by liruadfnel's l,r,I lee, thee
to the M2! Road, t„ hisown
oo
clie,
re
where he will main until the following
Monday morning,
It. D. Murdock, Proprietor and Manager.
LAURIER MONUMENT FUND
Tu date there has been subscribed
towards the Laurier Monument Fund
the suns of $34,913.87. This repre-
sents the voluntary subscriptions of
tons of thousands of people, fur the
largest amount accepted from any one
person . is $5.00, and in hundreds of
cases sums of $1.00 and less have
been sent in without names or ad-
dresses, The work is now well under
way and anybody desiring to sub-
scribe may do so by forwarding an
amount to the Honuurary Treasurer,
Mr. P. C. Larkin, Toronto- 2786-1
IMPORTANT NOTICES
CATTLE WANTED. -TEN OR TWELVE
head of cattle t, pmtnre on Lot 26,
Concession 4, McKillop. Apply to JOHN
GOVENLOCK. Egmundvi Ile. 2756.2
PASTIME 17)8 CA'rr1.E. I IIA YE PA5-
wre for 10 ,,r li, heal of cattle. Apply
to A. III1GiLL, R. R. Nu. 2, Seaforth. Phone
6 on 516, Clinton, 278046
PURE, BRED SCOTCH BULLS FOR SALE,
For nate 4 pure-bred Scotch Topped
bulls with 10 erases of imported Scotch
breedirlg, mired by Connueror (imp.); one
16 months old, red; one 22 month,, old, red;
2 two ream old, one red and one roan.
These are extra good animals, both as to
individuals end to type, and will be tit to
had any herd. Sold on reasonable terms.
Apply on Lot 8, Concession 6, Tuckemmith,
or phone 8 on 131. PETER MoKAY, 2778-tf
MANY MEN WANTED. -MEN WANTED,
who are willing to accept positions pay-
ing from $8 to $10 per ,soy. Men who are
eked of laboring for an existence, this is
your one wood chance, We are training men
for positions+ as farm trsotloneera, garage
mechanise, track drivers, soleemnn, vulcnn-
isern, welders, battery experts, eta, or mil/
help you start a garage boniness of your
own. If you are nut of empinymont or
dissetistied with your present parr paying job,
call or write immediately for fell particular.
regarding our special plan to next few men
enrolling. Day and evening classes. ADply
HEMPHILL AUTO & GAS TRACTOR
801400L, 168 King Street Welt, Toronto.
2734-4
AUCTION SALES
A110T10N BALE OF CHOICE FAl1M.-
Thomos Cameron hon reee1ved imtrae-
Liota from the public trustee, of Oogoode
Hall. Toronto, to sell by pphlie auction on
rho pemnfsaa, Tont Ns. 8. Conamoion 9,
Township of Hibbert, en Friday, May 6th,
1921, et one p.m. ahnrp, consisting of 100
metes, theta or loin, of choine land; $0 aarao
plowed reedy for crop; about 8 acres er
maplend beach; email orchard; balance fn
de
ero. On the premixes tere ie a first chute
atone home; lame bank barn. barn on low
atone wall, straw shed and drive hone., 8
good spring wells, one with winded!). Thio
14 a choice farm. Close to churehen cebool
and maekot; rural mail and telephone. Terme
and .particular, made knownn day of nate,
r en application to J. W. Jackson, Sarnia
P 0, or to auctioneer. K. W. WRCGTRT,
Anat. Pahl!, Trustee: Thema. Cameron, atm-
. O. 2780.2
f't.EARING AUCTION SALE 09 woRsz5,
Cattle and Pine. James Jones, anatlonaer,
hag received inotruetinm from Mr. Edward
J,
Longmont, to sell by public auction on
Lot 16, Conee.olon 13, Township of Logan.
on Saturday, May 7th. 1921, the following:
Itereee.--Clyde gelding rising 2 'yearn• .5 old,
uosah mare 10 years old, • Cattle. -1 Durham
Swt., due to July, 2 Durham a dole Is
upe, w. 2 Troth cows with caiven ah aide. 3
fail heiforay' riding 2 ream old, 13 stapes 2
ream old, 14 yearling's,: 12 geed MOM*
d.Iv,y t, 2 and 8 weeks old. Hity'ne.34So.s
ue 30tKi''no`e'dne Nay 4th. 2 saws dm
Mar'86t1i; wye July 16th, 2 eawti :doe
May 19th, 29, 'Birk 408,6 recant ,old: 6
stars 11eat-'190 pounds, gbantity oodar'pes�,
7ooveeerm that Sem of
'menthe'sd orodlt0 Will be
Oren .n fdrrli0'hind approved joint notes. A
discount of 0' tier swot. 54r • annureC200 for
cash on or i t.Vy. fU4'017'. 4 re-
serve as OakB r 'g at6;,M'„pselan,
Steck is' a1C"An mh HAa and.. ane-per-
son
�� who wlehet to leave their stock over
!.ten k ser;-iihaip. ,e. fieA
WAY', Pniirietor; James Jones, Auctioneer
for Perth red Huron. 67$6.1
•
'2 ,[d,lSigl,i1§lc,.lNiOdi,5i34?, ...v. ,.r
SEED
SEED CORN
We have _,received ; our first ship-
ment of Corm, and' can offer you
BAILEY
LEEMING, r
WISCONSIN ,I
GOLDEN GLOW
MAMIMOTH SOUTHERN SWEET
Also a full line .of fresb Turnip and
Mangold Seed. A visit to our store
will convince you 'thee our prices are
right.
W. M. Stewart
MAIN STREET PHONE 77
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE in hereby given that all •parsons
having elairae against the estate of James
Magee f
Stanley, Farmer' who died olate of n the third
h. do
of March 1921, are roluired to forward their
daime, duly proven, to the underggned on
urbefore AND not ce ihe s further ghteenth len of
that after lthe
maid ,fate the Executor will proceed to dis-
tribute the estate, having regard only to the
ebtm.• of which he shell then have notice.
DA'Z'ED at Exeter thin twenty-afth day of
April, 1921.
GLADMAN & 8TANBURY,
2786-3 Executor's Solicitors.
FARMS FOR SALE
FITS
Stinson's home treatment for
I epilepsy.3
Y Twenty Y Years'
success.
! Thousands Of testimonials. No 1
case should be considered hope- J
I less. Free booklet. WILLIAM f
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� IJI)Y Co.of Can-
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1011 Yon
gc Street, Turontu,; I
I Ontario. 2785-50 I
I
MAKE MONEY
AT HOME
$15 to $60 paid weekly for
your spare time writing
showcards for,us. No can-
vassing. We instruct and
supply you with steady work
West -Angus Showcard Ser-
vice, Church & Colborne Sts.
Toronto.
The Double Track
Route
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT,
and CHICAGO.
Unexcelled Dining Car Service.
Sleeping cars on Night Trains
and Parlor Cars on principal Day
Trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E.
Horning, District Passenger Agt.,
Toronto.
W. R. Plant
Phone 4w.
4
Agent
DI
Dependable Spars: F uga
PUBLIC ATTENTION
ei
oy
•
'We have now opened buainex.
101 our new quarters and wish
to solicit a fair Patronage
from the general public. We
bare on hand for sale
lumber of geed used ease of
different make.: Chevrolet,
%aeon and Fords. all of which'
have Item nv,:rhnnled and are
'0 lint class order. We have
also for sale 2 rabber tired
buggies, 1 trailer, 2 motor -
eyelet.
Prompt attention given
to repairing of all mak. of
ate °eery a full line .t
reptant for the following: -
Chevrolet, Maxwell, Overland,
bray -Dort and Ford. We
carry a line of the different
leading makes of trees and
tubas including Goodyear,
Dominion, Dunlop, Royal
Oak and Am. Holden. We
also sell steal ail i.
large and email quantitie.,
Standard and High Test Gas-
oline. Our odgn the VISIBLE
GUARANTEE )(EMI -LIRE
PUMP.
Carlin l3ros.
r •
Brown's Garage,
North Main St.
SEAFORTH.
Champion
4'HeavyStgrte",
043,,34-1m.
-in.
.:1^,;,4f^,..,A'hs1SLi/liiS'216_r,F rrsn`.N,� ra.5.1114 ' 5` o,.,
7
'ale,.$I
Spring SOyWes
are Here
1('
This style of Spring top-
coat offers an topportunity 'to
get out from under the heavy
WiNvr overcoat and make e
coplfortable change in apparel.
You get fashion in this style -
the samples we are showing
for Spring coats include every
feature that is new and dis-
tinctive.
SUITS
FOR $24 AND UP
AT .
"MY WARDROBE"
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH
r"'
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Daly's Garage, Seafor
BARGALES IN USED CARS.'
1918 Model with electric starter; in 'geoid shape. Special peke,,;�q
1918 Model, good 'tires, Al rnmsdlsg order; tire carrier ie
tail lamp ' etet%9is
1917 Model, newly painted, good tires; engine r in first class o�'
Hing order $375
1916 Model, s,liock absorbers, toed tires, engine Al
•1915 Model, a right good ear ...4 $36U
$825
J, F. DALY, Seaforth
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
T. A. BEATTIE, Salesman,
FARMS FOR BALE. -1011 ACRES LOT 12,
Conceonion 6, in the Tow,.I,p of Tucker -
smith, 8 miles from Seaforth, 5 miles from
Brucefeld and Kippen, convenient tea school
and church; 95 ncr
of cleared, remainder in
4 -
maple bush_ On it farm qn' es r; bat and
and are in first -clan. ries, r, hard and
soft water in the house and m stables; 2
wells, 1 htti v n
g a windmill.This farm le
thoroughly under draineeddand fenced and
In a high state of cultivation 'F* to nnever having
been heavily cropped. Thio i .very
y
a first class and up -to -data farm. Also Lot
27, Concenskon 12, in the T,wnd,ip of Rib-
bert, containing 100 acres, 80 ecrea cleared
and thoroughly underdralned enol fenced, the
mainder is in first class maple bush. On
the premises is a comfortable frame house
and good barn 48x66 with steep stabling;
also good well with windMill. This farm 1e
all seeded to ;rasa and is 4n excellent condi-
tine, having been cropped veru bt(0.; edto-
ated within 0 miles of Hensel', quarter of
mile fmom school. There in long distance
teruralone mail delivery, These farmson on both �willalso
be
sold together or separately to ,u:t purchaser
tic•ularn epplynal th eterms.
peflirt/ler l2,
Concesntnn 6, Tuekemmith, or Seaf ,rah P. U„
R. R. No. 4, or phone 14 n 131, Srafortb
THOMAS G. SHILLINGLAW. Proprietor,
0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
S. T. HOLMES 0
O Funeral Director anti O
O Licensed Embalmer O
0 Undertaking Parlors in 0
0 Beattie Block,, opp'osi'e The 0
0 Expositor ,Office. ,Ijidence O
O Goderich St., opposite Dr. 0
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Victory, Govern-
ment and Muni-
cipal Bonds
Sold at current rates and deliver-
ed free of expense.
R. S. HAYS, SEAFORTH, ONT.
2778-tf
Baby Chicks
From pure bred trapneoted S. C.
White Leghorns (Barron atIaisl).
The Barron Leghorn 1s an Engfish
bird and for a Leghorn is a very }a7eg'e
bird, some of them bring' as heavy
as the Rock; have the advantage over
the Rock in that they seldom, if ever,
set. With the coming of the warm
weather the heavy breed seems de-
termined to set; not so with the Leg-
horn. At this time she is determih-
ted to lay. They will akin lay in the
winter if properly cared for. From
Nov. 1st to April let ten of aur
trapnested Leghorns laid 1,085 eggs
at an average price of 73 Beats per
dozen --$62.78 cash from the ten hens.
Prom these birds and others nearly
ap god we are offering you chicks
at 22, cents, each 'delivered at your
atatiorl. ,
HURON SPECIALTY PARK
Molter Rote ' - - Brua.ela, Ont.
Phone 38s. Beer 84.
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«r THINK both you• fellows
are missing a good thing.
"I, l+c'ard you grouching
sometk0 ng terrible yesterday,
Jim, about your long, tiresome
walk. You were late and got
docked. I started ten minutes
later and had lots of time. And
you, Tom, saicryour feet burn-
ed and ached from walking so
much.
"Why, my bike and I have
the Laugh on boil) you fellows
all the time. We spin along
home while you're trudging
along. Cycling has walking
beaten a mile."
"Well, wheeling is very fine with
A Real Bike Like Yours
I wish I could afford one like it,
Bill."
"Why, Torn, the shoe leather
you're wearing out hoofing it on
the hard sidewalks would help
pay for a C. C. M. bike lilac mine.
Besides, your time is worth money
and a bicycle saves a lot of time.
And then, you know, one like mine
will last for years."
"That's so, Bill."
"Yes, and when you're buying a
bike, Tom, be sure to get one with
C. C. M. Triplex Hanger
It makes a wonderful difference in
the ease of riding. It gives your
bicycle more speed -and pep -and
power."
"How much extra is the Triplex
Hanger, Bill?"
"Not a dollar. It's on every
C. C. M. Bicycle at
No Extra Charge"
"What about that' handy little
brake on your bike, Bill?"
"You mean the TTercales Coaster
Brakc. It'.s been .,c.'.;.::.aed 'the
Little Fellow .,e ..it Grip'.
You'll notice it hasn't any clumsy
side arm. The Hercules is regular
equipment on every C. C. M. Bi-
cycle, too."
"It's some bike, Bill. Guess we'd
both better get that kind and ride
to work, too,"
PERFECT - MASSEY - RED BIRD
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CLEVELAND - COLUMBIA
"The Bicycles with the
C.C.M. Triplex Hanger"
Canada Cycle & Motor Co.%'L'unit
*rostrad, Threads, WE$toN, ors., Yeried6r
'THERE ere vet .9.600
C.C.M. Service Bestr
CCenedo carry, gr nine
. C. M. pert. and giving
C C,M. service, Look fir
the above sign, -1ti,
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