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N .--,1(r, and Mrs. W. MsinaMeld
and Mr. and Mrs. F. Trebbeck, of
daambton, spent Thanksgiving et the
- ogle .of Mr, and Ml's. Wm. Bfitton.
Mrsi.F. B. Hall has returned home
from her visit with her .on, Charles,'
in St. 'Mary.. --Mrs, H. Taylor, of
Har111ston, is visiting at the home of
Mr. Benjamin Snell. ---Mr, Lorne Dale
is learning the barbering profession`
in Blyth. -Mise Buelah Scott and
Kiss Verna Adanls, who are attend-
ing Normal, were home for Thanks- 1
giving.
BLUEVALI$
' Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. David
son, of Newton, spent Sunday at th
home. of Mr. Joseph McKinney. --Mr
se i 1 i Ari 1 Owls
/e at see 4 vaso
Yet d Barg d MCoo1z 'w6ee 'faDgs/. dah74M
UnionMeecThough h Toads, � ,d 6 T
over 6,000 d •%WI 1s•day woo
arrival., et Mee retmaladd vraaeeng
Gama to over the wish awl and -book Uhl
0vr thel holiday. Tbo troth oMth waft, min.
Yr d gold gaelib and ;Golgd brbldY at *toady
prices, but' trade was dre*zero the • ak
natty ware concerned. Oaaldering We tat
Millet there awe no market yeaterday, the toll
airsmlat was not hears, sod all but • few
madend hashd were disposed of despite fbe
.luwnes ,fu regard' to all common stuff, and
sneakily the common stale eager. Export
demand wap light, owing to shortage of ocean
freight .pace for the' week, though QUI. a
few head of cattle went throw° from On-
tario point* for shipment from Mgntteal.
Peckers wanted good to choke butcher cattle
but these were 'Melee. The bast - toed on
offer wn.i.ted of 19 prime bullocks, fed
and shipped by G. H. Wilkie which aver-
aged well over 1,460 pours% and geld through
Dunn and Levee]. to Swift O.n.dtan Co., Ltd..
at "7'% cents, the top price to -day out.ldo of
014 cents for two baby 'beeves. One Toed of
handywelght butchers brought 034 cents ed
there were a few loads around 1,200 pounds
oat 6%/s tents. Good butcher steers end
heifers brought 5 to 534 cents, generally.
- 8utehs cows mid nasty to ,atregg for any -
e thing choke. as high as $4.00 belgg made in
goon, while cleaner cows were 4h
demand
• +t 2 aeon. Choice heavy butcher bulls were
s good trade, two head making 4% cent. per
pound each. The bashers it stockers and
feeders was better than for some time past,
and thb edoountd largely for the good dis-
posal of the bulk of the Battle offering.
Feeder teen brought from 434 to 014 cents,.
and stackers Prem 13.76 to $4,16. Western
ostile
made up about 10 per cent. of the
rte ..poly.
Calf r n:oibt* were a shade heavy s com-
pered with single -days of the pant two
weeks, and trade was draggy, with pricr*
easier. Choke veils made 11c et the top,
-George Moffatt, of Toronto, was home
ever the holiday. -Mrs. Grace Snell
is spending a couple of weeks with
her daughter,, Mrs. Coultes, at Lia -
towel. -,Mr. Fank Tate, of Toronto,
spent the week end with his parents
at the Manse.. -Mr, Herb Cornell, of
Preston, spent the week end with Mr.
and MTs. William Elston. -,Mies Nel-
3Ie and Mr. Russell McKinney, of To-
ronto, spent a few days with relatives
here. -Miss Eva Duff, of Welland,
spent a few days with her Mother
end sisters here. -Mr. .Andrew Grey,
.and Miss Jessie Grey spent
Thanksgiving Day with friends at
Wingham,--Miss McAllister, of Men-
sal]. *bent. Sunday With relatives on
the Boundary, ,East -Mrs. G. Mit-
chell, of Vancouver, 13, C., is visittog
with her cousin, !Mrs. Joseph MclUn-
ney.-inter Sam Reid, of Brucefield,
spent a few day. with his niece, Mrs.'
Snell. --Mr. Eldon McKinney, of Galt,
was home over the week end. -Mr.
W. H. SteWart, of Milton, visited
with relatives here this week. -Mr.
Joseph .McKinney is in Goderich this
week as juryman.-4Mr. and ,Mrs.
Arthur Shaw are at present on a
tour, taking in Stratford, Woodstock,
Hamilton and Toronto. --Mrs. A. Mc-
Kee, of Fordwich. is spending a few
weeks with her brother, Mr. George
McDonald. --Miss Mary Stewart, of
Corrie, was home over the holidy.-
'Mr. Ed. Lester,' of Toronto, visited
friends here over the week end. ,Mrs.
J. W. King was at London a few days
Attending the, Women's Institute con-
vention.-Mr.
on-
vention: Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R.
Musgrove. -(Miss Luella Shaw, teach-
er at Mildmay, spent the week end
with her parents here. -Mr. George
Townsend and sons, of Corrie, spent
Sunday with relatives -here. -- Mrs.
Alex. MacEwen is at present visit-
ing relatives at Toronto. -M?. and
Mrs. Thomas Stewart spent Sunday
with their daughter at Sunshine. -
Mrs. N. Thornton, of Gorrie, visited
her sister, 'Mrs. William Garniss on
Sunday. -Mr. Alf Breker, of Brun-.
sell, shipped a car of hay from here
Tuesday -Miss Bessie Nichol, of
Toronto, spent the week end with her
parents here. --Mr. and Mrs. R. Hut-
chison and IMiss T. Sanderson, of To-
ronto, spent Thanksgiving Day herevt
-Mrs. James Clarke and daughter, of
Sunshine, spent the holiday with rel-
atives here. -,Misses Belle Burgess
and Lila Gray are visiting at Toronto
this week. We understand the form-
er is to be ,married ,before returning
home. Best wishes from your many
friends, Belle. -Mr. and Mrs. Peter
King visited relatives at Harriston on
Sunday. -Mr. J. W. King purchased
a fine pair of imported mares last
week, Barrie Belle 35272 and Burn
demette Barones 37843. The former
took second prize at the Canadian
National Exhibition, Toronto, this
year in the field class and the pair
took ,first prize as draft team. Mr.
King is a lover of fine horses. -Mr.
and Mrs. Emanuel Hillburn, of Blyth,
visited their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
William McMichael, of Bluevale
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SEAFORTH MARKETS
Seaforth, November 10, 1921.
Eggs, per dozen 50c
Butter, per lb
Hogs, per cwt
32 to 35e
$8.25
Potatoes, per bag $1.25
Wheat, per bushel $1.20
' Barley, per bushel 60c
Flour, per cwt $5 35
Bran, per ton $30.00
Shorts, per ton $30.00
BEAN MARKET
Toronto, Nnvomber 9.-Bons-Cnnodian,
hand-picked. bushel, 34.00 to 14.25; primes,
38.50 to $3.75.
POULTRY MARKET
Toronto. November 9.-DressedPoultry-
Spring
Poultry-
Spring chieke0, 30 to 35c; roasters, 20 to
25e; fowl. 28e; ducklings, 30 to 35e; turkeys.
50 to 60c. Geese, 27c.
Live Poultry -Spring ehickena, 20 to 2
roae0 e,. 16e: fowl, 16 to 20e; ducklings,
25c; turkeys, 500, ,
DAIRY MARKET
Toronto, November fl. -Cheese, new large 19
. to 20,; twine, 20 to 20>re; triplets, 20
to 21e_ Old hinge, 26 to 20e twins, 2504
to 2616: triplets, 26 to 27c: Stilton, new, 33
to 36c.
Buttet-Fresh dairy, choice, 88 to 85c:
crmerar prints, fresh, No. I, 42 to 43,';
No. 2. 30 to 40c; cooking, 22 to 24e.
Margarine -28 to 25e.
Eggs -No. 1 'storage, 45 to 46e; select,
'storage. 05 to 68c; new Mid in cartons, 71c.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Buffalo, November 9. --Cattle receipt,, 150;
ateady.
Cellves-,Receipt., 200: steady; $5 to 318.
Hoge- Matelots, 8.600; 15 M 25e lower;
- heavy, $7.76 to 38: mixed, $8 to 18.16; york-
' era. 08015 to,. 98,76 ; light yorkera 08.36 t ., • r
68.50; ,piss. 08,50; rough.. 88.50 to 4.7t
M
tam, to 05.
• Sh and Lo99 Receipts. 1.01101' lamha
26
higher y. others 25 conn loww
lambs, ! to 39.50; yearlings, 98.50 to $6.61T3
women, 04.50-l0 $4.76' ewes, ilio to 11{
Mixed sheep. 08.50 to $3.75.
Hmhtreal, ,,Novrw/ter 9, --There ware 16s
cattle. 5.148ham
. leee15 and iambs, 1,250 ha
ad $0 rates. on the two marked by to 11
e.m. Tr de sow Mena -but the market was
. peados!), eleaning op. Cattle remained
:Keary. Ysterde36-attempt to lower prices
on gnus eels, "yaw in a.meo,ure 6ruetrated
r by the shipe.4ya( Malt can .t grave a 1ve.
"6o New Yen lode ego there. Granters. 02.50
y�oo lli: good vol very searee at $9 to 111.
.j, LmW g�dape 17. 0104.. 17,775,�pwlbly . few
"1 btants $2)-1 . Hogs
with few exception', while common calve
ranged from 8 to 4 cents.
Lambs sold steady at from 8 to 81r.sc for
choice, with the bulk at $8.40 nand culla at
trmm 6% to 6c. Ilondyw.ight ,sheep were
steady at from 3% to Oaf, oenn.
Hops were steady to strong et 9 cent.
fed d watered
9 cent f
kirn with oaataidere
paying pReceipt. were" 6.817 cattle.
lt646 caalvs,
3,152 hap, and 4,696 sheep and Lamle.
Fred Dune sold for. Dunn and Levack:
Choke ca4vea, 351 to -1112: medium calves, 80
to 110; common valve, M to 08: gram calve„
33.26; choke . d,eep, 14.50: medium ,beep,
18.60 ; common ghee.. $2 to 03: yearlings, 06
-to $5.50; lambs. 08.25 to 18.50.
Quotation.: Choice heavy steers 86.00. to
07.25: butcher .teem, choice. 16.00 to 18.25;
do. good, 95.50 to 36.00; du. medium, 14.90
to 15.00; butchers' heifers, choice„ 16,50 to 16;
do. medium, 13.00 to 14.00; botcher.' row.
choice. 94.60 to 15.00; do. medium, $2.50 to
04.00; rnn
era and cutters,. $1.50 to 02.50;
butchern'
bulk, goad, 33.60 to $4.00; do.,
82.00 to 12.75: feedem, 900
monde, 05.00 to $5.50; do.. fair, $3.00 to
13.50;.milkers ., $80 to $1011: aprineem, 190
to 090.00: calve., dhoiee, 310.00 to 811.00; do.
medium, 08 to 110; do.:m 93.00
to 17.00; iamb;, goal, 98.25to98.50; do..
common 15 to 35.50; sheep, choice, 54.00 to
to 14.50: do. a-'od, $3.50 to 04.00; do., heavy
and Lucks, 82.00 to 13.00; hog., fed and
watered. 89 to $9.25; do. off care. 19.50 to
19.75; du f.o.b., 08.50 to $8.75: do., country
point, 93.25 to $8.50.
BIRTHS
1'erkine. --In llsborne, on October 27th, to
Mr. and Mm. Harvey Perkins, e
m
l'a,smore.-At tit. Jenrph'a Hospital, London,
n October 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Passmore, twin eons.
Sterling. -10 Clinton Public Hospital, on Oc-
tober
ritober 26th. .to Mr. end Mrs. Wesley Sterl-
ing. of Goderioh Township. a daughter.
Oakes. -In Goderich township, on October 29,
to Mr. and Mm. Herbert Ookn,. a
eon.
Young. In Morris Towmhlp, on October 16.
to Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Young, a en.
MARRIAGES
not. -Whitely. --In Goderich, on October 26,
by Rev. R. C. MoI)ermid, Erma A., daugh-
ter of Dr. J. B. Whitely. to James Bola.
bath of Goderich.,
Beech;, .Cntt,-At Victoria Parsonage, on
October 22nd. 05 Rev, J. F. Reyeraft, lone,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cutt, to
George W. Buechler, eon of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Baechler, e11 oe Goderlc0.
DEATHS
ldrLeod. At 4400 Seyburn Avenue. Detroit.
n November 6th, Ina. beloved daughter of
John McLeod, formerly of Seaforth. aged
30 years and 4 month:..
Lemmona. -In Fullerton, on October 27th,
(Father Young, beloved wife of William
lmmmons, aged 73 yearn and 5 months.
Elliott. --In Mitchell, on October 27th, Cath-
arine Clark, relict of the late John Elliott,
aged 84 yoaro, 5 months and 23 days.
Wiliaad.--At (5ravenhunst Sanitarium, on
October 28th, Albert Willard, aged 59 years.
Pasamorc.---At St Joseph's limpftal, London,
on Ootober 29th, one of the than sone of
Mr. and Mns. Garnet Posnmore.
POLITICAL
MEETINGS
Mr. Thomas McMillan, the Liberal
Candidate in South Huron, and others
will
address the electors at the fol-
lowing places:
Varna - November llth
Manley Sohool house, Mc-
Killop, on Tuesday Nov. 15th
Each of the above meetings wi!1
cenrmonce at 8 o'clock p.m.
A special invitation is ex-
tended to the Ladies to be
present.
GOD SAVE THE KING
POLITICAL
MEETINGS
Mr. William Black
U.F.Q. Candidate
for South Huron and others will ad-
dress electors at the fallowing places:
;�.etfai
Joint Meeting
MESSRS. KING AND BLACK
at Walton
Friday, November 11th
Joint Meeting
MESSRS. BERRY AND BLACK
1;. 1 at Kirton
Monday, November 14th
Londesboro, Tuesday, November 15th
Jbrtee a ilial, : Wednesdagr, ;N6v. 16th.
Varna.. T lr*duB$-''NtAisaiber 17th
LADIES'.SiPIOGLA 14",'1'NVPJt
All Meetings to continence at 8 p.m.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
WANTZp.-.41. '11djl,3t 0081TAI stake 1Y
• mean Neared Iaad. W6Waa to
� 009..04 saes u auitab2. stray to
`UP'OSITOR QFPOCK e*rsertb, Is2
WA3*T*D,--?EN YOUNG CA1r11e18 TO
• 1eod for the welter,and have also it
4 d 18rind % hey m.41. all body wood,
for ma. Apply do J. 51010(74 COLL Phone
6-055. 281$4
QTRAYED FROM THE paragons OF IAT
9. Oonceulon 4, HWlett, • two year old
.tear with white fere. Any information lead-
ing to its recovery will be suitably rewarded.
ED. HUNT. Phone 2-844. 2$18-1
OLD0Mo#1LE SEDAN. -RUN 4000 )TILES
by General. /triton Executive or Oehanv..
Men received beet of cyte WUI ion for
12,200. New oogsr equipped like this model
cost. 02860, ,W.40, "EXECUTIVE," P. 0.
BOX 8, 0.hawa. . 2818-2
WANTED LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
at Seaforth to represent "The. Old Re-
liable Foothill Nurseries," and coversur-
rounding territory. 'Splendid opening for the
right man. Ekelustve territory, hi.hmt eam-
miesion. paid. STONE a WELLINGTON,
Toronto, Ont. 2811-4
CHESTER WHITE 260GS FOR SALE AL -
so boars for service --'rhe undersighd tae
ger male mete extra tine Ills of both .nx.
Been at for service and sows bred to litter
early In the new year. Aho a litter hat
ready to wean. Now le a goodtime to get
something metra good of thr''6an -type and
hogs that are easy kept. Tame are pedi-
greed ntoek. I am going to exhibit thin strain
at Guelph at the Winter Fair. 1de prices
reasonable. Coma and sea them or phone
6 on 616, Clinton. ABRAHAM HUGILL,
Seaforth, one 2812-41
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implements, on Lot 11, Concession 8,
Tucker -eolith, on Thursday. November 17th,
1921, at one o'clock sharp, the following:
Home --One gelding 0 yearn old, 1 gelding
5 years old, 1 brood mare 1.2 years old, 1
driving home 4 yearn old, I suckling colt 5
months old. Cattle- 1 ,sow 4 years old due
to calve in May, 1 cow 5 years old to calve
, May. cow 4 years old supposad to be in
,02f. 4 .teem yours youId and 5 yearlings.
Implements Deering hinder 6 foot cut, one
wagon nearly new, 1 Cocksbutt double fur-
ca plow, 1 Cnwknhutt walking plow gaol as
new, sod of bob .high., top buggy nearly
mew, hay nock. gravel box, set of single
hane,m, set of double horneso, 10 -inch plate
Fleury grinder, mutter. 6,orrows, whifetreem,
,onkynkeo• forks and et lot of other articles.
Teras. --All sums of 910.00 and under• cash;
over that amount 10 month.'• refit on
furnishing approved joint note..Five per
eat off for cash. WILLIAM FAIRHAIRN,
Proprietor; C. W. Robinson. Auctioneer.
2013-1 ,
CLEARING SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implement,. Jame., Jones, auctioneer,
has received inotnetiona from Mr. Tbomea
Woolen. to sell by public auction on Lot 26,
Concs--,sion 10, Township of Hibbert, on Wed-
nesday, November 23rd, 1921, the following:
linmev--Gelding 5 years old, filly four yeare
old. Cottle -Cow to frshrn April 30th, cow
to tredve,, April 3rd, row to freshen April
1550, milking cow, 9 ateees rising two yearn
old, 3 heifers rising two year's old, 6 calves.
Implements.--Massey-Harris binder 6 foot cut,
Deering mower nix foot cut,•McCoemiek rake,
Mosses -Harris 18 hoe drill, Mammy -Harris
cultivator. Cookshutt double riding plow, 2
furrow walking plow. 4.seetion harrows,
comer. roller. high wagon, truck wagon,
uxir sleighs, wagon box. gravel box, hay
rack and stock ruck combine. 16 feet; Clin-
ton fanning mill. grind stone, pulper, cutting
box. Maple Leaf grinder, crasher. net scale.,
set brace mounted harness, set plow hononn,
nunntity straw, 4 sling ropey and chain, 125
three inoh tile, 2 sap pane. 4 dozen buckets,
quantity of scantling dozen grain bags. sot
tandem whillletre,y whifiletrrs and neck -
yokes, forks. .hovels and other articles' too
numerous to mention. Sale at one "clock
pan., sharp. Terms. -All sum. of 810 and
scaler, cash: over that amount 12 months'
credit will be givero on furrivhing approved
joint notes. Five per cent. off for ash on
credit amounts. ' No reserve owing to ill
health. THOMAS R. WORDEN, Proprietor:
James Joao,. Auctioneer. 281322
Tif
Compositors
and
Linotype
Operators
■
There are still a few good
positions open in Toronto.
$36.00 per week. guarantee
of permanent position,open
shop. Transportation will
be paid.. Over six hun-
dred compositors are in
steady positions. Write in
confidence to
W. A. SUTHERLAND,
Secretary
Toronto Typothetae
71 Bay Street, Toronto
Hutchison's
Specials
3 Ib. package Weston's fresh crisp
biscuits 50c
Special 10 per cent discount on all
fancy sweet biscuits,
Lard is again down, the present
puce is 17c
Pink Salmon, 14 10c
Pinsk ;Salmon 13c
Red Salmon 29C
Red Salmon, Autumn Leaf 35c
Domestic Onions, lb, 7c, or 4 for25.,
Spanish Onions, lb., 10c, or 3 for25r
Large Pepper Castors filled with
best Black Pepper, reg. 20c for15c
Sliced Singapore Pineapple, reg
36c, for 25c
Coffee, per pound....40, 50 and 60c
Baker's fresh grated Cocoanut in
its awn milk, regular 25c a can
for 20c
Colored Shredded Cocoanut, rose
or 'strawberry 20c
Ground Nutmegs in shaker tin....6c
Ground Allspice in shaker tin 6c
Borax, 10 oz. package, special...18c
Pint Sealers, Olives 60c
Five. Roses, Purity, Rob Roy,
Manitoba Best and Model Flours
at the Lowest Prices at which
they should be sold end deliver,
ed,
F. P. Hutchison
THE CIASH CabOCER• . ,
PHONE 166.
$AJ8$ . SRGuYrilit
..s et awle`'"l aw'I °H"'q'uarr uy�yw�i
of bteeinS1 11Rg11,NW ka bid; 'w•, Leasee
•P',ARM$ FOR SALE
RAMS FOR SAX* t 'RAYS BONS
d w {� tow sale fu the T Ire
improved. on easy tagaa• end of 9Jl m wpl! THOMAS sari
CAMERON, Exeter, Out. Daymant TH 8d68.4f 1-K
FARM FOR BALi71- -FOR HALE 800TH
8041 of lIqott 16. and 17 on the 2nd con-
cselon of 11a coMining 86 mere of
choice Mnd, soil er destined and fend,
triune barn end "table, frame lama. with
kitchen, good ordmrd. 'Three mils from
Seaforth. For raneer�r particular. apply on
the premiss or .0641*. Sieforth P. 0. '1'.
NAS/d. 2818:2
VARA! FOR SAL,. LOT 6, CONCESSION
4, Stanley, 190 acres mese or lam; 80
acre under bush and broken land, the re-
malndef is cleared lend, ready for spring
work. Weld drained raid well fenced; one
good bank barn, 65060, good stable under
It, hen hose and pig' pen, 20x47, drive
hose 20x40; good two.,tory frame hose.
For further pertieukrs apply to JOHN D.
McBETH, R. R. No. 1. Varna . Phone 14-81,
Hanel!. % 2812x8
lk ARM FOR SALE.- 250- ACRES, MORE
or Iter, Coneeslen 4 and 6, Stanley
'row -whip, about 4i5 miles from Clinton.
Well Improved, good 'bay loom, 15 acres
hardwood and cedar bosh. practically all
fenced with new wire fencing. Fiat -oleo
home and barn; telephone• rural mall de-
livery. Will edl a reasonable terms. Apply
n p ism to ADAV STEWAR'F. R. R. No.
5, Clinton. 27984f
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l A1(M FOR SALE. t•i MILE SOUTH
of Brucefleld, Lot It Conc,osion I. Stanley,
500 acre.. There are on the premier* one
good bank barn, implement hose, straw
shed, a good frame haus:, 3 good never -fail-
ing wells, windmill on one. The farm is
well fenced and well drained. Rural mei'
and phone. This L one of the bast' farms
in the township, and will be mold on
reasonable trema. Pries„salon given ill No -
ember. For further pnrtleuloeo apply to
DREW SWAN, Brueearld, Out 2702-te
1l ARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE LOT 20,
Conca,nion 6, Met illoo. containing 100
all cleared except 8 acro, of hardwood
brash. There are on 1h.• premises a bank
born with atone and cement foundation, 46x82,
with cerement floors': driving shed, 14x86;
frame stable. 28x82, .large gravel home, 7
rooand kitchen, Gement /loin cellar.
lInrd an and soft water In kitchen: two acro,
of orchard. The farm'all wire fenced
and tilt drained. Well at barn 'and also
well at the bush. This is n good' arm -__one
of the hest in McKillop. It " 'tufted• 6
mile, from the Town" of Seaforth and one
mile from school and church. Rural trail
and phone. Will he sold on reasonable terms.
For further particulate apply on the prern-
Men or uddram R. R. No. 1, Seaforth.
ROBERT A. HOGG. 2801-tf
THE EXECUTORS OF 'rug LATE ARCHI-
bnld McGregor offer for .ole Lot 16,
6th Cancea.lon, McKillop. 100 acres of first
elms form lands. The band in in a Haat
clues state of cultivation and there are
rented on the premien. a good frame dwel-
ling house, with kitchen attached; fret.
barn 76054 with atone foundation, .tabling
underneath and cement floors and water
throughout, -driving hoose, pig pen and hen
house. Also about to acres of good hard - --- -
wood hush. The property is well fenced and
mai drained and cony:nicer to good markts, MAKE MONEY
churches and school.- For further particulars
mai
apply to MISS LILLY ,f. MrGREGOR, on the
premiaea, or to II. S. HAYS. Solicitor. Sea-
fortth. On
2795-Ser
Cured
Pork:
has suffered a few Roe declines
lately. but the quality we have
toseven better than ever. �
me hams, Rolls, Cottage
Rolls, Sausage, Etc.
Baking Powder, Eggo, per
pound tin 28c
Currants, re -cleaned 20c
Pure (Maple Syrup, per gt76c
Gong's Soups, 6 pkgs. for25c
Meat Baskets, . good size,
each , 10c
Did you get one of those 48c
Brooms? Ypu can't beat them.
SPROAT & SPROAT
Phone 8.
Pay Cash
and
Pay Less
10 lb. Pail Corn Syrup 90c
5 Ib. Pail Corn Syrup 60c
10 11). Pail Lily White Syrnp...$1.00
5 tb. Pail Lily White Syrup 55e
Clover Leaf Cups and Saucers,
per dozers ....$2.75
68c
68e
68c
68c
$4.25
$8.65
41.80
$925
10 bars P. & G. Soap
10 bars Surprise Soap
10 Bars Sun -light Soap
10 bars Comfort Soap
Purity Roar
Granulated Sugagr
10 abs. Clover Honey
Five Roses Flour
W. J. Finnigan
Phone No. 72.
FOWL WANTED
Any quantity of Live Fowl delivered at
the Itornl Hotel Stably, every Wednesday
forenoon. lligh,t rash one..
2805-tf J. G. MrMICHAEL.
FARM FOR SALE: -FARM OF TWO HUN -
tired acro adjoining' the Town of Sea -
forth, conveniently situated to all churches.
schools and Collegiate. There is a comfort -
en;
able brick
1100x56cottage
stone stabling cement
anda neath
for 6 horses, 75 head of cattle and 40 hogs
with eteei stanchions end water before all
stock; litter carrier nod feedc arrier and
two cement silos: driving shedand plat-
form scale;. Watered by a rock well and
windmill. The farm is well drained and In
a high state of cultivation. The crop is all
i • the ground- Noire clay loam. Immedi-
ate posse,sion. Apply to M. BEATON, R.
R 2, Senforth, Ont 2787.00
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.
A. Cockburn
Bargain Store, Seaforth
Specials in Men's, Women's and
Children's Underwear and
Woollen Goods
SWEATERS LADIES'
for men. A glans,• :tt our stock
will convince von we have
quality and price.
Worth $5.00, for
Worth $10.00 for
Worth $12.10 for
$3.00
$5.00
$8.50
BOYS'
heavy Sweaters from $2.50 t'c' $4.00
GIRLS'
Pullover and Sweat, r Coats all
at :2.50
LADIES'
Sweaters. Good cols, worth
$8.00, for .- $5.00
MEN'S.
fleeced Underwear on sale at....89c
Arnvy Underwear, 61) per cent•
wool at $1.25
Men's Combination, all wool,
at $3.50 and $4.25
LADIES'
Fan and Winter Underwear,
ranging in pride from ...50c' 75c,
85e. $1.00. $1.25. $ 2.50 and
$2.00
1'umbina_i.5, all sizes for
81.72,. $1.98, $2.19 and $3.25
CHILDREN'S
Underwear. fleece lined, for
boys at 69c
Also Conlbinalioo $1.50
.JUST RECEIVED
A fine lot. of Boys' Pullovers,
Navy and grey, (.rimmed with
red; fine knits, sollinl; at....$1.25
SOX
Pure all wool, fine brown, black
and grey and heather, a snap
ill
MEN'S
Wool work sox, all wool at
Other lines from 25c
79c
••65c
to 50c
LADIES'
Real fine Heather Hose, just
arrived, at per pair.... ..... $1.50
LADIES'
and Children's Wool Hose,
heavly at they last.. ....65c. 70c, 761.
oldie
Here At Last
Gold Band and Rose Pattern
pinnerware "
These are our "open stock" te>ctia
= Get your hatchings while
Wonderful Values in
Graniteware
Kitchen Needs in. Greater Variety
Christmas' Goods Arai i ng
3
And Prices Are Right. '
°" The Cash Way" Store .
Beattie Bros. Seafor ' h
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VICTORY LOAN
COUPONS
We will cash your Victory Loan
Coupons or place them to your credit
in our Savings Bank where they will
draw interest at 3Z per annum. o,
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAiD-UP CAPITAL - - $115,00000' .
RESERVE FUND . . $15,000,000
SEAFORTH b ORTH $RANCH, J. G. Mullen, Manager.
1
Dominion Stores Limited
Seaforth
Chain Grocery Stores of Canada
Sugar, 10 lbs 85c
100 pounds $8.25
Cheese 22c
Soda Biscuits, lb 17c
Special Blend Tea, 3
pounds
Toilet Paper, 6 rolls
Dates, 2 lbs
Castile Soap, 7 bars
Fancy Biscuits, Ib.
from 20c t
No. 3 Pure Lard
Pure Lard, 2 lbs
Corn Starch, 2 pkgs..
Rolled Oats, 5 lbs.
Rest Pastry Flour, 24
pounds 90c
Oh! Look!
Machine Sliced Bacon...35c
Comfort, Gold, Surprise,
Sunlight and P. & G,
10 cakes 67c
$1.00 Special Blend Coffee39c
..25c Cornflakes, 5 pkgs 49c
25c New Seedless Raisin, lb27c
..25c 1 M. tin Choice Salmon,17c
Qt. Bottle Catsup 25e
0 40c No. 3 Shortening 51c
57c Reg. 15c Violet Soap,
35c ., cakes 25c'
..19c Laundry Starch, 2 lbs 19e
20c Cream Wheat, 4 lbs 25c
This Saturday only we will
deliver orders over $2.00...
Dominion Stores, Limited, Seaforth
30DAY
SALE30
)1,
Ordered Clothing
FREE PANTS
given with every Suit or Overcoat
ordered during the month of November
"MY WARDROBE"
MAIN STREET - - - $EA F Mer$