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d to Toronto 'on Saturday last,, Her
tay in 'the country was made very
•leasant . , the aqv a tertdinree,*ts
her f dem-Olt. and Mrs. ,,�r'red
Muck,
ears, i tnv6l tion Joseph and,
an Mrs.'Ord, of Mitchell, were
e guests of Mrs. Joseph Nagle on
lSunday, the 12th Inst, -Many of the
Idle men and women of the cities and
:nearby towns would do well to spend
the summer in the country where
;'.here is good fresh food, plenty 'of
'good air and spme work, provided
they are willing to work. -Mr. John
Scott, of Cromarty, Mr. George Mor-
an, Liverpool, England, Mi. Jim
Sullivan, of Renfrew, and Jim Evans
of Toronto, are employed by Mr.
Nagle crushing stone for.thecontract
on the centre -road.-Mr. and Mrs.
.D. Mahony, Mr. William Connolly,
Mrs. Bohan, Mrs. Jim Nicholson, Mrs,
.I. A. Nicholson, and Miss Nellie
-Connolly were the guests of Mrs. J.
Nagle, "Sunshine Hill,' on Sunday
fast. -'Mrs. Joseph Carpenter, dele-
gate to the convention of Catholic
Women, which met in Toronto the
riirat week in June, gave an interest-
ing account of that meeting in Dublin
on Sunday last. -Mr. Jack Brennan
.is moving a house for Mr. Pat Row-
land in Logan township.
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Seaforth, June 23, 1921.
Butter, per lb 20 to 22c
Eggs, per doyen 30 to 31c
Hogs, per OWL $12.00
Wheat, per bushel $1.35
Barley, per bushel 50c
Flour, per cwt $5.55
Bran, per ton $26.00
Shorts, per ton $30 00
Potatoes, per bag hoe
Oats, per bushel 35c
BEAN MARKET
Toronto, June 21.-- henna, Canadian han&
Pieced, bushel. $2.85 to $5: primes. $2.40 to
$2.50.
POULTRY MARKET
Toronto, June 21. Dru,_srd Poultry - Spring
chieketw, 60 t, lie;r"o. tern, 20 t, 25c: fowl
' 5 1,• " ,1r...' hn'r 15 to 39c ; odd docks,
15c; turkeys, 46.t, 50c.
Live Poultry• ,Spring chickens. 46 to 500;
uroosters. Iiia fowl. 1X to '220; ducklings,
35c: turkern, 85 to 40e.
DAIRY MARKE'F
Toronto. Ju' 21. ('he.':.e, lar
17 '1,, 191 twin.., Iv t,, i.', triplet,,
1.91.3s to :its do. twin'•.
23 1 � I!, old tot i I-,,,, Mtge.
ode.. s.- 1-2• to :05e:
New Stilton, 20 to 21c.
Butter --trek Mort., choice. 2.. to 9O,;
creamery. print.,, fresh, No. I. :10 to 3.'r:
co ki tog, '.2 t, 21.-.
„ r ,Mruone. 22 to 21c. •
Eggs No. 00 t.. 37, . .elects. 37 P.
.wrt,na. 10 to .12..
LiVE STOCK MARKETS
ISuffalo. ,lu„rSI l':,!!I.• onimots, :1.7:,0:
fairly' ;hip steer,. G. to cent,
higher :ehinpiuc 2,001, So I., 0'•.00: huts hers
$7.60 1., 0x.`,rima.., $.,.. t. $9.25,. heifer
05 to $7.55: .. ,. S_''2. ,o Si;: hops, 0.1.2
to 00; stocker't1 fs.siv, 5.00 t. $7.(l0;
fru,h c ,rad .psi neer,, 50 to $120.
Receipt;. 2,.00: 1,0 Cr,,),, lower, 51.
to $12.
It,,- Receipt,. 11.0011steely to et.
lower: heat s*7'. !o S!• ; , nsd and Y,rI-
▪ $9 to $2.Il, I.,:ht ts or -
and pies,
$0.25: r ,chs, 17: sties. 01 lo05.,0.
Sheep'a ! lamb, Rem, et,. 2.000: st.e.,dv;
Iambs. 81. to 512: few, $I2.5n: yearling.,
08.1,0 to $9: wsthrrs. $5 to $5.50: rams
$0 to 0-1.50: mixed sheep. $1.00 to $5.00.
Union Stock Tard,, Toronto. .11.I ne 21. -
With receipts for disposal here fairly henry,
though 15 carloads of the td,d were bolted
throne h from Chinon, to 1100ren'. cattle
erode "paned ,thit ni„a• • thiel g. "Indmorninnd
t•
Prices t a little a tspots, the de-
cline all , ,nd amounting It, somewhere in
,
the neighborhood of 2 s11, per cwt., with
cows and hull., n,r;t affected. There was n
reasonable demand for a sport stuff 01 prices
about steady with boat week. one ren 'nod of
Prime •.torr.'regi nu 1.-190 pound, 'ring-
ing 9 cents. whit• ' small lot of rhoir.•
butcher heifers mads the top at 9t,. 'Nude
Picked up by noon n -rad the total off erin.•
was dinp,s,•d by dining time. Grass
rattle were a big proportion of the receipt+,
and it was cow, of this order, in lo,or pen-
ditinn that helped down the cow pric•• gen.
ern111'- Heavy grass rattle brooch) 61., to
7% cents. Very few cattle intend,••! for fred-
inaere received and there was 110 demand
for that sort. All grades of hulls were a
•low stole to -day, the hoot bringing no more
than 61_. cents in any ease.
Quotation:- Choice heavy steer,. $8.00 to
$9.00: good heavy steers. $0.00 to $0.50 ;
butchers' cattle. choice. 88.00 to,. .09.00 do.,
good, 57.50 to $0.00; dn., o,elium, $7.00 to
$7.50: do.. common, $6.50 to $7.00: but:hers'
choice. $0.50 to 07.00: dn. good. $0.00
t o $0.50; du.. rem un, $5.00 to $0.00; but-
chers' bulla, good. $5.50 to 56.50: de., rem -
noon.
$1.00 to 17,00; fee,lcw. lest, $7.50to
08.00: do., 9110 lbs., $7.00 to $7.50; cin.. 000
Tbs.. $5.73 to $0.75 : do,. common, $5.00 t,
$6.00: eannen ,mil rutfon-.,"01.50 to $1.05:
ilker, good to rhnice, $50.00 to 00:,.00;
do., r and edium. 090.00 to 550.00;
choice t sin'inm
springers, 0.10.00 to 060.00: lambs,
Yearlings, $9 to $0.50; tlo.. sprints, 012,00
to $19.00: aherp, ehoire, $5.50 to $11.001 cin.,
common. $2.00 t+ $1.mot n, good io
choice, $I0.t10 to $12 00: hogs, fed and wa-
tered,
-
tered, 512.75 to $18.00: do., weighed golf
oars. $19.00 t, $19.25: cin.. f.o.b.. $12.00 to
012.25 : du., country point,, $11.7:, to 172.50.
BIRTHS
klcDnid. - t, Bann Pon, nn J,u,r 18, 1021, t°
Mr. and Olrs. Cl,,.,, -le. M")tid, Inrnt•rly
of Dublin. a dna,: h!,r.
Fenninglen. I,t iloderioh. on ,lane 711,. t.
1,1r, nod Mr.: .(:hr. r le-. Poonin;ct,n. n
nib k In Goole rich ! whip. n May •n_. ,
t ir t01 M, t't f. ..hunk.
Ligan In hi11,d111,11, 01t l1/11,- 7111, 1 tit'.
and 11 m.I' :ink Edgar. h, , ,.
Harr.- in Grey, , , ,lune lot ,, ,o 311. and
Mrs. George II. • 71art, n daughter.
MARRIAGES
Eyre- •Brietnw. - At the Method i'1 I hr. rrh.
Senforth. nn Wednesday, .luno. 22 1021.
Ruh, rtristow• only daughter of Mr. nml
Mn. W. H. Bristow. to Mr. Hurry Eyre,
eon of Mr. and SI,-.., Silas Eyre, Tucker-
smith.
Turnbull • Neil. -Al the hoer of the bride".,
Parent, on .lune 8th. by Rev. Chidtey, of
the Thorne, Road, Mr. Jame.. H. Turnbull.
son of 11 v.. Alex. 'I aerial I, to Min, Lnurn
Mae. nouns:est daughter of Mr. and Mn.
Wellington Neil. of tlshnrne, formerly of
Exeter.
DEATHS
Sathebt. In C.nb•rirh, on .rune 12th, Ellen
Best, widow of the late John Salkeld, aged
01 yea,•, and 7 mood hs.
Pepper.- 7r. Clinton. on June 15th, N,t ry
P.nirhrn it,. wife of Mr. Roger Pepper. ag,.1
60 years and 2 months.
Selden. In Moister. on June 61h, Marjorie
Pauline. dm,ght r of Mr. and Mrs. It, G.
Selden.
Shaw. In Clinton On June (9th. Jahn Shnty.
formerly of nr000elo. in his 05th year.
IN MEIMORIAM
Note -Items under this head will he charg-
ed 60 cents per single verse and 26 cents for
each additIonal verse.
to InviOg memory of Arthur Cer71 Neely.
killed in action June 26th, 1917:
Gone to rent through the pathway of duty
ventdring hG life that others might lit P,
Suit"are the tWorde of the tablet of henuty.
in littera unmortnl in honor .we give.
Never. shall he be Setgotten,.'
Neither shall his memgry fade:
Precious thoughts shall ever wander
To the place where he is laid.
27D8h'0" Mother and Brothers.
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STRAXEA' FRQM LOT e, 60140BidN a
atgWay, one year olid- r, roan. Q�v qr
,boat the With of June, A tnferaf}tion.
leedlag,to.the'endiilg of saampoe. S be *ea,•
fully revived ,t6 Q ROU'1',I,EDGE, R B.
No. 4, eaferth. ?bane 2,181; 2797!x1
rysacmaR- WANTED FOR S, S. No, i$.
11 rso coop, (Ropboao), holding permanent
eeoond,class certifloa*er Dgtlen to commence
Snptet 1ner Opt AvO'ls luting enhiry and
q,(uolidcuttons to JOSEPH SCOTT, Secretary,
deaforth P. QP,, R. R. No• 2. 279858
BULL FOR SERVICE. -ROYAL RAMSDEN
pure bred Shorthorn bull. Will take a
limited number of coma on Lot 25, Conces-
sion 7, McKillop- Terme, 88 for pure breils:
$8 for grade,. JOSEPH BREWSTER.
2791-tf
LOST. --ILEO HEIFER, ABOUT SEVEN
months old. Mark on bottom of right
oar. Any Information Win8to recovery
of came will be auttably-ieavrsydod, and any
one harboring same after thin notice will be
prosecuted. GARFIELD MuMICHAEL, Sea -
forth, It. R. 2. Phone 4 on 018, Clinton,
2798-2
AUCTION SALES
/'�..* Berlet`
.A01,4 s
b'tmeya'1 DireetOr and
4 . 1,4cel1g�aed $Jmbaliaer ,
LTndertpkiug Parlors$ hi
O Beattie Block, opposite The
0 Expositor *Ice. Residence
O Goderich St., opposite Dr.
O e Scptt'6.
O Flowers furnished on short
O notice.
0 Phone Night or Day 119
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0 W. T. BOX & CO.
0 Embalmer and 0
0 Funeral Directors 0
0 R. C. BOX 0
0 Holder of Government 0
0 Diploma and License 0
I 0 Charges moderate 0
0 Flowers furnished on short 0
O notice. 0
O Night Calls Day Calls 0
0 Phone 175 Phone 43 0
AUCT4ON .SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implement.. Mr. George Elliott ban re-
ceived inatructlonn from the undersigned to
sell by -public auction at Lot 16, Concession
2, Hullott, on Monday. June 27th, commenc-
ing at 1.80 p.m., the following: Norma -
1 heavy draught hone 6 year old, 1 heavy
draught mare 10 yean old, I general par.
Pone hone 6 'years old, 1 general purpose
hone 12 years old, 1 driving mare 8 years
old (gaol dingle or double, thoroughly broken
to can l', I colt 2 years old. Cattle -8 ,teen
coring 2 years, I heifer coming 2 yearn, I
heifer coming 8 yearn, 2 milkinga ows 6
and 6 ream old, 2 suckling calves. Pigs ---
2 Yorkshire pigs 8 months old. Implement
2 Yorkshire pigs a months old. 1 Imperial
Oxford ed.., 7 Horse Bright stove. lmple-
ntente-1 hay loader, I side delivery rake, hay
rake, 1 International roller, I cultivator, 1
disc harrow, 2 sets of iron harrows, 1 fan-
ning mill, 1 binder, I manure spreader (to
slork either on leigh or wagon), I set bob-
eighs, 2 lumber wagons, 1 buggy. 1 cutter,
1 set double harnme, 1 set single harne,, a
quantity of grain bags and other articl.
to numerous to mention. Terms.- -All num,
of $10 and under, nosh ; over that amount
12 month.' credit will be given on approved
joint notes or a discount of 6 per rent,
etvlght for cash en ecedit amounts. CHAS.
PEACOCK, Proprietor; George Elliott. Auc-
tieneer. 270202
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0000 000000000
W. S. GORMLEY 0
0 Embalmer and Funeral 0
O Director O
0 Undertaking Parlors Above 0
O M. Williams' Grocery Store. 0
0 Main Street, Seaforth. O
0 Flowers furnished on short 0
O notice. O
O Charges Moderate O
O Phone -Night or Day -192 0
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Quality maintains economy. You mry pay Iz:;
"per gallon" for other lubricating oils, out you
get more lubrication "per dollar" when you buy
Imperial Polarise Motor Oils.
MARX F t B 0 4M 707' 14, OONC c't 9IQ.IY
4. Tgckamit . 'k1 pores cleaheti, 6 acres
hush': ISed; .pr. ,ftie *clam there are. one
brick bona 7, i¢pnk, aro, drivingehecl,,,,tyy
shed, hen hQpitt. 'Milieu, la welthe drain.
ed and well -fenced. , Will sell with the crop,
This is - 0 Bret ilhws �•�,yr��,, and can be sold
on reeuotnpItlo tfeme, T'%' mile from ,Sea -
forth on 11aylleld Reed. Apply to Thous
LANE, . IL R No. 1. 'Seaforth. Phone 5
on 187,,. 279244
IPANE FOR SALE. -IF, MILE
of Stuceaeld', Lot 1$, Coaemnlon 1, Sttaanley,
100 lore. There are en the premises one
good. bank barn, *Moment house, AN,
shed, 4 opd forme Lossie, 0 good neverrfail-
lag wellu, windmill en. one. The farm le
well fenced' arid ' ell' :drained. Rural mall
and phone. Tine le one of :It:, best farms
in the township, end will be sold on
reasonable teStes. Poeesal,n given in No.,
ember. For further particular. apply to
DREW SWAN, Bruceaeld, Out. 2702-tf
:?ARM FOR SALE. -100 ACRES, LOT 34,
London Road in Towns hes of Tucker-
smlth, one mile north of Bro.-olio-Id. 96 mares
cleared, remainder bush. 'fisc,..• . in a good
Game house with hard and soft water and
heated by furnace,'alao Ieb-ehone. good bare
spumy, eilo. pig pm,. hes lmwe and drive
shed. There ore about 50 , of spring
crop and 8 acres of 'fall s b,,,t. 5 acres of
beans, 5 acres of corn, ands
,res of pots.
Wen. This Ic counted to he nNu. I farm.
Will sell crop and all I.'vt Immediate
pmemaion, or without cr.111 and punomsk,n
in fall. For further pa, 0,, -.dr. rs apply to
the proprietor, on Lot a I loonier Road.
AMOS CARTWRIGHT, l'roprietor. 2752.t1
pasts FOR SALE. -FARM uF TWO HUN -
deed acres adjoining the ':'own of Sea -
forth, conveniently situated to all churehm,
schools and Collegiate. There Is acomfort-
able brick cottage with a cement kitchen;
barn 100a66 with atone stab/ mg underneath
for 6 honer, 76 head of rattle and 40 hogs
with steal stanchions end water before all
stock: litter currier and feed currier and
two cem nt 'los: driving shed and plat-
form seal.. Watered by a rock well and It'LAY DRAIN TILE
windmill. The farm is ...del! drained. I
and In
0 high state of cultivation The crop nil
b , the groud-choice clay loam. Domed!.
ate possession. Apply to 1,. BEATON, R. , Will open a kiln on Monday, June
It. 2, Seaforth, Ont. 2787-1 120th, 1921. Sizes 3 to 6 inch, and
Wle are opening ti !Idiot of Pi
Tile • on Fridaydune '24th. We
Barry in stock ftemp2$,y'inch to 8 inti
Tile at Reduced Prides. We alae de-
liver tile.
KRUSE BROS.,
It R. No. e,. Seaforth.
Phone 2 on 180.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the
Statute in that behalf that all perootw hav-
ing rlaimn against the estate of Archibald
McGregor, late of the Township of MnKillop,
in the County of Huron, Farmer, dviceacad,
who died on the 26th day of May, 1021. are
1521,iW rend nby spout, pepaid orydeliv rales
the undersigned, full particular of their
dolma, duly verified by affidavit and the
nature of the security (if any) held by them.
Further take notice that after the nuid last
last mentioned date the assets of the acid de-
ceased will be distributed among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which notice shall then have been
given.
Ont, the 21st day of June. 1921.
R. S. HAYS,
7793-3 Solicitor for Exeeutorn.
Money Makers
some White Brick.
I, ARMS FOR SALE. -100 ACRES, LOT 12, '
Conrmaioa 6, In the Township of Tucker- New Tile and Brick and New Prices.
smith, 3 miles from Seaforth. 6 mile from Delivery erode at Reasonable Rates.
BruceBeld and Kipper, convenient to school
and church ; 05 acres cleaned, remainder to
maple bush. On this farm are excellent bund-
inga end are in arst-elass repair; hard and
soft water In the home and intables; 2
wells. 1 having a windmill. This farm is
thoroughly under drained nod fenced and
in a high state of cultivation, never having
been heavily cropped. Thin in in every way
ss Oret class and up-to-date farm. Also Lot
27, Concession 12. In the '15,wewhlp of Nib -
herr., containing 100acres: r.0 ratem cleared
,lel thoroughly underdralned and fenced, the
remainder is in flat close maple bush. On
the premise 1s a comfortable frame house
nod good barn 40n56 with no ,tabling;
also good well with windmill This farm 4
all semled to grass and it
condi-
tion, havingl
been croppedteryn Celittle;llent siitu-
nted within 6 miles of Henenll. Quarter of
n,le from„ school. There lo I.,ng distance
telephone' connection on both farms, also
rral mail delivery. Th farms will be
soe
li together or separately w «uit Durchaaer
end on reasonable terms. For further par.
ticular apply to the propr,etnr, on Lot $2,
Concesaien 6, Tuckenmith, or Seaforth P. 0.,
R. R. No. 4, or phone 14 on 131, Seaford:.
THOMAS G. SHILLINGLAW, Proprietor,
W. M Sproat
It. R. No. 4, SEAFORTII.
Phone 9 on 136.
Victory, Govern-
ment and Muni-
cipal Bonds
Just Arrived, a "large h
Shoes, -Men's; 'Adios
in High - Class Quality,: to he i $
limited time. Come and look them
One big bargain for the week---
Pink Satin Camisoles, with fine-
embroidery, allsizes, worth
$1.00 fore...... _.._.-
LADIES'
Another bargain in White
Lisle Hose, while 35c
they last at a pair..
LADIES'
Combination Underwear
all sizes. Sale
Price
75
in
C
HOSPITAL BEDS
Just 3 left with real strong
enamel, worth $15 for 3 1
spring iron, white U
Mattress to match 00 7at
MEN'S
White canvas Running
Shoes in odd sizes to
clear at a pair 1 �• .
BOYS'
White Cotton Jerseys, just
the thing for hot weather.
selling at
each 5UC
TO CLEAR
All Straw Hats with good
wide rim. Worth 50c 35c
for
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Sold at current rates and deliver-
ed free of expense.
R. S. HAYS, SEAFORTH, ONT.
2778-tf
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THE economy of using Imperial Polarine
Motor Oils extends over practically
every item of motor operation. -
The lubrication afforded at every friction point and
the gas-tight piston -to -cylinder seal means a big
saving in fuel bills and a noticeable increase of power.
Through perfect protection bf ;ill motor parts, undue
repair bills are avoided and depreciation is greatly
reduced. By using Imperial Polallne Motor Oils
you can save dollars this year on maintenance alone.
Resides, you realize more profit and greater usefulness
from your car.
Always use the grade of Imperial Polarine recom-
mended on our Charts for your type t,f. motor. Sce
Charts at your dealer's or write to ;ti Church Street,
Toronto, for a copy of our interesting booklet,
"Automotive Lubrication,'" which contains the com-
plete Chart of -.Recommendations.
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES
For a Clean,
Efficient Motor
Dealers displaying this sign will
Ihoroughl)-clean the old oil and the
gilt and the dirt out of your crank-
case; will flush your motor crank-
case with 11701,r6al Flushing Oil and
I4011 it with fresh lubricating oil.
Your crank -case should he cleaned
every 1,000 miles or less. It moms
more lore economy and more satisfac-
tion to employ imperial 1'olarine
Crank -Case Cleaning Service.
Stock Issue Wanted
A relial,i'• brokerage house is in a position to
underwrite ail issue of from $100,000 to $1,000,000
of an established and growing- Canadian Corpora-
tion.
Comnnnl ate with 11'I by wife or phone at our
expense.
Corporation & General Investments, limited.
Investment Securities.
38 King St. d''. - - - Toronto
Phone Main 501(7-7.
Can ou Beat It ?
UITS
i sale to 0) dere
For $20 U
N EW SAMPLES NOW IN.
(':ALL AND SEE THEM.
"MY WARDROBE"
MAIN STREET - - - - - SEAFORTH
This Way
to Broader Markets
Right at your elbow is your Long Distance telephone.
With it, you can talk with any of 12,000,000 telephones m
Canada and the United States.
•
"Clear the Way!" Long Distance seems to say - "here's
an important message!"
For there is something impressive about a Long Distance call. The
customer is favorably impressed before he knows what the message is
about. And Long Distance gives you the right of way into every man's
office. He cart ignore your advertising. your letter, or even your traveller,
but ignore a Long Distance call? Instinctively he readies for the tele-
phone!
Keep down selling expense. "Use the 'Bell' to Sell." You will be
amazed to find hurt' many people can be sold your product by Long
Distance--quickly--economically.
if you have several calls to make, our Local
Manager Can arrange to have tone follow the A.ykgPNO4;F,
other. Think of him as the 1\1anagtr of .. �C
your telephone service. Hr can suggest
ways of applying Station-to-Statirul service
to your business.
Every Bell
Telephone
is a Long
Distance
Station
• �,sj7�'� �(4 yqy' j�t�ll cap �rq Sale
'n b ,w' 18,4 xr
® (.':AN%'As FOOTWEAR, HOSE, UNDERWEAR
® 511IRTS, TIES, HATS, (.':APS, ETC.
La(lie.s Whit(' l'am'as Oxfords, reg. $3.25, for $2.50
Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords. reg. $2.75 for $2.25
I ado'. ' i I -i to Canvas Ties, reg. $3. for $2.50
Misses' White ('novas Oxfords, reg. $2 for... ,$1.50
Child's White Canvas Oxfords. reg. $1.75 for$1.25
Alen's White Running Shoes, reg. -$2.50 for$2.00
dell's I;rown Running Shoes, reg. $2.75 for$2.25
Ladies' Silk ;ankle and lisle Hose, in black and
White, r.'gular 75 c-ents, for .45
• :'hell's Eine Shirts, regular $3.25, for $2.50
Men's Fine Shirts, regular ;;2.50, for $2.00
Ma'n's Balbriggan Underwear, reg. $1.00 for.75
Men's Pnros Knit tinderweal', reg-. $1.00 for'.50
Men's Panama Hats, regular $3.00 for $2.00
SPECIAL PRICES IN ALL BOOTS AND SHOES
100 l'OI'NnS GR.\NITLATED Si7GAR. (LIMITF,D), $10.00
Overalls, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 a pair.
Eggs taken as Cash. We do not buy Butter.
Store closes at 6 on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
E. A. McASH & SON, Varna
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MAN OR WOMAN
Brave enough to Face the Future?
Big enough to Assume a Responsibility?
Far-seeing endugh to Prepare for Misfortune?
Ambitious enotigil to Increase your Estate Immediately?
Patriotic enough to Provide for your Own?
Energetic enolfg'lr to be Making a Good Livelihood.
Healthy enough to Pass a Medical Examination?
Then clip this advertisement.
Fill in coupon and send to
S. C. COOPER,
Inspector Northern Life
Assurance Co. -
BOX K. SEAFORTH EXPOSITOR OFFICE.
NAME e
ADDRESS
Date Born day of is the year
Stock Issue Wanted
A relial,i'• brokerage house is in a position to
underwrite ail issue of from $100,000 to $1,000,000
of an established and growing- Canadian Corpora-
tion.
Comnnnl ate with 11'I by wife or phone at our
expense.
Corporation & General Investments, limited.
Investment Securities.
38 King St. d''. - - - Toronto
Phone Main 501(7-7.
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"MY WARDROBE"
MAIN STREET - - - - - SEAFORTH
This Way
to Broader Markets
Right at your elbow is your Long Distance telephone.
With it, you can talk with any of 12,000,000 telephones m
Canada and the United States.
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"Clear the Way!" Long Distance seems to say - "here's
an important message!"
For there is something impressive about a Long Distance call. The
customer is favorably impressed before he knows what the message is
about. And Long Distance gives you the right of way into every man's
office. He cart ignore your advertising. your letter, or even your traveller,
but ignore a Long Distance call? Instinctively he readies for the tele-
phone!
Keep down selling expense. "Use the 'Bell' to Sell." You will be
amazed to find hurt' many people can be sold your product by Long
Distance--quickly--economically.
if you have several calls to make, our Local
Manager Can arrange to have tone follow the A.ykgPNO4;F,
other. Think of him as the 1\1anagtr of .. �C
your telephone service. Hr can suggest
ways of applying Station-to-Statirul service
to your business.
Every Bell
Telephone
is a Long
Distance
Station
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® (.':AN%'As FOOTWEAR, HOSE, UNDERWEAR
® 511IRTS, TIES, HATS, (.':APS, ETC.
La(lie.s Whit(' l'am'as Oxfords, reg. $3.25, for $2.50
Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords. reg. $2.75 for $2.25
I ado'. ' i I -i to Canvas Ties, reg. $3. for $2.50
Misses' White ('novas Oxfords, reg. $2 for... ,$1.50
Child's White Canvas Oxfords. reg. $1.75 for$1.25
Alen's White Running Shoes, reg. -$2.50 for$2.00
dell's I;rown Running Shoes, reg. $2.75 for$2.25
Ladies' Silk ;ankle and lisle Hose, in black and
White, r.'gular 75 c-ents, for .45
• :'hell's Eine Shirts, regular $3.25, for $2.50
Men's Fine Shirts, regular ;;2.50, for $2.00
Ma'n's Balbriggan Underwear, reg. $1.00 for.75
Men's Pnros Knit tinderweal', reg-. $1.00 for'.50
Men's Panama Hats, regular $3.00 for $2.00
SPECIAL PRICES IN ALL BOOTS AND SHOES
100 l'OI'NnS GR.\NITLATED Si7GAR. (LIMITF,D), $10.00
Overalls, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 a pair.
Eggs taken as Cash. We do not buy Butter.
Store closes at 6 on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
E. A. McASH & SON, Varna
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