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'"Notes.—,—"Mr. W. *loran, front MeA-
4don, Who ,colied on friends bore, re- I
'turned home vast week.---Tapteh.0
Sloe. are busy Making their, rounds
r' entting straw. --Otis And ,Mm. C. Ec-
Ec-
kspent Sunday in our Marg.—The
Weal pot is starting to boil over
with literature. The 4leverame*kt
papers in their dying sheets, try to
toll :the public how Mackenzie King
Was in league with Rockefeller on
„ the labor question, and that anyone
is :would
the
know what
would
war s historyrepeatssit
tend dist hard times would come,
'Beale sheet oleo states that the Pro-
motive Party is looking to rule Can-
ada and that it is going behind in
`its own business, and that it is try"
• •ing. to mix up politics with business.
.�}ut ;they don't tell us that the Fed -
Cr
eraN oVflrnment ie,mixing up politics
'With business when they bought the'
'railways and are running them with,
millions of dollars of a deficit mo7tth-
ly,,,and-at the name time the 'rates
were raised, while on the other stand
the farmers are taking .less than
half for their products. When the
other fellow drops ten Or twenty per
cent. he thinks he is losing it all,
We suppose it will be like another
1817 election when the government
Will be crying that Canada will be
ruined under any other administra-
tion than 'the present one. It is to
be hoped that the public will have
their` opinion formed and not pay. any
attention to those flying sheets that
we pay for directly or indirectly, and
have the wool pulled over their eyes
until the daf after the election, when
they will be sorry and laughed at
for listening to glaring promises.
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SEAFORTH MARKETS
Seaforth, November 10, 1921.
Eggs, per dozen
Butter, per lb
Hogs, per cwt
50C
32 to 86e
$Q.25
Potatoes, per bag.. , . $1.25
Wheat, per bushel $1.20
Barley, per bushel 60c
Floor, per cwt $5,35
Bran, per ton $80.00
Shorts, per ton $80.00
BEAN MARKET'
Toronto, Novembee 22: —Beans—Canadian,
hand-picked, bushel, $4.00 to 84.25: primes,
28.50 to $8.76.
DAIRY MARKET
Toronto, November 22.—Cheaen new large,
,r te 21e; twine, 21 to 21{,e; triplets, 21%
to 22e. Old, large, 26 to 20c; twine, 26 1-2
to 26; ; triplet. 26 to 27c ; Stilton.. new, 88
.to 862.
Butter—Fresh dairy, choice, 83 to 35c;
•creamery prints. fresh, No. 1. 42 to 43e;
No. 2, 39 to 40c;- cooking, 22 to 24c.
mergeriae-23 to 25e.
Ifgge—No. 1 storage, 45 to 46c: select,
storage, 51 to 52e; new laid atraights. 86 to
MBs; new laid in cartons, 88 to 90c.
' LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Union Btoek Yards, 'Demote, November. 22.
—With about .5,800 nettle for sale, the market
4o -day was active and strong all through,
with bot quabitiea In all classes gelling high-
er .than the close of lost week and decidedly
higher than a weekago. The offering wee
about a thousand. heedlighter than lent Mon-,
May and general quality .was fr, though.
were heavy steer. and heifers not no
numerous. Butcher cow. and canon weep
a heavy run, totalling some 1,500 head, but
demand a a sarong for all grad®, top caws
a'
ainn e0, quarter in Cob, wh/le the bulk of
canners were 10 cents per cwt. higher than
last eek. The top for heavy steersseas7%
eent., an advance of a quarter. This price
was paid for two carloads received by Cor-
bett and Hall from G. and J. Rogue, Strath.
Toy, and send to H. P. Kennedy for export,
the cattle averaged 1,400 pounds apiece.
Choice. handyweight butchers were a good
sale. with singlets and'a few ental tots mak-
ing 6% -cent. and the beat load 6% cent. A
number of good loads brought 0% cent. Good
bulls sold steady and were a fairly brisk
Made. Feeders were in good demand, two
loads gelling at 0.60 at the top, with lower
• grades steady. Stockers, however, were not
much wanted. On the whole, the market for
killer of all 'classes was from a quarter to
a half higher then a week agog the greatest
Improvement showing in the case of choice
butcher oteen and heifers. A trainload of
Western steers from the Matador Ranching
Company sold at 6 cent on Friday.
Quotations: Choice heavy steers 26.00 to
.97.00: butcher steep, choice, 86.00 to $6.25;
do. good, 85.50 to 86.00: do. medium, 84.00
to $5.00: butchers' heifers, ehoice„ $5.50 to$6;
do. medium, $3.00 to -*4.00; butchers' cows,
choice,. 64.60 to $5.00: do. medium, 92.60 to
94.00; canners and cutters, $1.50 to $2.50;
butchers' bulls, good, $8.50 to 84.00; do.,
common, 82.50 to $8.50; feeder., 900
• pounds, $5.90 to 95.50;. do. fair, $4.50 to
98.60• milkers, 160 to $80; springer., .070
to $90.00; calves, choice, 410.00 to $11.00; do.
medium, 98 to $10; do. common, $3.00
to 97,00; iambs, good, 08.26 to 88.50; do.,
- common, 86 to $5.50; (sheep, choice, 84.00 to
• to 04.60; do. good, 93.60 to $4.00; do., heavy
and books, 82.00 to 83.00; hogs, fel and
watered, $8.90 .to $0.15; do., off nate, $8,40 to
• '28.65; do., 6.0.0.. $8.25 to $8.60 ; do., country
.point, $8 to $8.25. .
- CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. John Turner anti daughter wish to
'thank the neighbors and friends for their
kindness and sympathy shown during Mr.
Turners illness and their sad bereavement,
also for the beautiful floral offerings, Please
accept their sincere thanks. 2815x1
IN MEMORIAM
Note.—Items under this head will be eharg-
•ed 60 cents per single veno and 26 cents for
each additional verse.
In loving memory of William J. R. flab -
kirk, who died November 25. 1920:
Sad and midden woe the cal
Of one w dearly loved by . all.
Days of .sinew still come o'er m,
Tears of sorrow often$ flow for ono
Whom God called one year ago.
;.1816x1 Father; Mother, Stater. and Brothers.
BIRTHS
'Lawson.—sin Mullett, on November 17th, to
Mr, and Mrs. Rey Lemon, a daughter.
Stanley.—In Huron Township, on November
7th. to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stanley, n non.
Oeoios.—in Mlbobell, on November 12th, to
Mr. and Mrs. William Swine. a eon.
Hannon.—In Logan, on November 1160, to
Mr. and Met. Howard Bannon, a daugh-
ter.
.._ Bwandleld —Iw Clinton, on November 12U, b'
11;rifre. W, J: Br}maekk a St6ngh=
lth, 1b,toMtn
.adic .- Dlhlpn
. --T'F°
ooderter towMw!1i�lf
hip, r son, +_.
MMARRIAGI1$
Bprhask=..At Toronto Honto on `N
t , by its'...- Mutr.,At 1a. bf' 01
'Andrew's eharo4,, Mies Isabella Burgas
Binevde, t; "diu.4tter of the lab John
and IRigea to Mr. Henry ere -
'IOW, Toro Toro + formerly of BlumaIe, .lob,
of Mt8: and Agog McHa
e ,rvwim�
�` • • MO, 10 Goderich, on Nobeehr.
1M. at tfnr>foma of 'tae 'rider mother.
i';...41, uttestns. A. ti Rev 8.
DEATHS •
Usgwriudton.—In Colborne Towabyon Me-
vHehsIslwthp,, ntahabtb ied e0y. of .*a.
aw.
MoCltwk.y, 111 Ooderkb; Noveodf.r 2206
Warren A. NoOit . 0d 21 mem,Dnbwn.—,In Ord oleo Nofraahsz.. 1
Bernhard Brawn, r . aed 71 $ears. and
Jdtm —inn Muster, on Noyer onb9th, bob"'
A. Meer,. 'sieved ono et Blies Jean►,
6d Woo, 8 ■eosiw and 50 days.
R—Iu FWiar(oa, . on November 6th,
09 Aon 8tsaeban, beloved wife of Wm.
Oalgnhoun, aged 88 years, 9 _months and
10 don.
Fulton.—In Oro Tewlte0ip, un November 14,
William Fulton, mod 81 ysora, 7 menthe
and 7 der, ..
IMPORTA�YT NOTICES
CHESTER WHITE 8 9000roilBALE, • AL.
p boom for serstee—The anderalgaed has
for sale some antra ane 'Wigs of both sex.
Boars 118 for serviee and sows bred to litter .
earls In the pew mar. Mao a litter Mat'
to wean. NOW Is a good time to gat
, som log atm good of the Moon type and
hop that are easy kept These are pedi-
greed stock. I ran going to eahihtt thie strata
at (Minh at the Winter Fair. 11, 72100,
reasonable, Cone end sae them' or phone
6 on 618, Clinton, ABRAHAM MCGILL,
Seaforth, Ont, . - 2812-45
Goods of Quality
When you want oolpething
better, we have it:
Heinz Dill Pickles,, per doz85c
Heinz Sweet Pickles, per
pint 35e
Heinz Spaghetti, per tin 160
Heinz Red Kidney Beans20c
Heinz Baked Beans in To -
melee 20c
Heinz Sweet iii rkine,
'bottle 60c
Snider's Oyster- Doc '0,1
Sauce 40c
-Snider's Catsup, pure 40c
Snider's Salad Dressing 40c
New Fruits are now in -Rats.-
ins, Currants, Figs, Peels, Etc;
SPROAT & SPROAT
Phone 8.
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Is There Hope For The
Non -Christian Dead?
The Great Master said: "The hour
cometh (future) in which ALL that
are in their graves shall hear His
voice, and shall come forth."
The Great Apostle said; "There
shall be (future) a resurrection of
the. Bead, of both the just and the
unjust."
For a Clear, Logical, Scriptural
presentation of the above intensely
interesting subject, hear
J. B. WILLIAMS
Travelling Representative of the
International Bible Students'
• , . Association
TOWN HALL, SEAFORTH
Friday, Nov. 25th -41$ p.ni.
SEATS FREE. NO COLLECTION.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implement --The undersigned will sell
by public auction on Lot 28. Concession 6,
Usborne, (North side of Lumley School) on
Tuesday, November 2900, 1921, at 12.80 ebnrp
the following; Hones—Mare 7 years old,
gelding 7 year. old, filly 8 yearn old horse
12 rear. old, drive or work. Cattle --Cow
due February 16th, cow due March 18th,
heifer due February 24th, cow renewed about
2 months, far ow cow, 9 heifers one year
old, steer one year old, 4 spring calves, calf
2 months old; 60 hens and pullet, pair
guineas. Implements.—McCormick binder,
mower 6 foot cut and rake 10 foot cut, cul-
tivator, 19 -hoe Macey -Harris geed drill, Clin-
ton fanning mill, scufller, turnip sower, land
roller, root yelper, block and tackle, wagon
nearly new. truck wagon, top buggy, cutter,
get sloop sleighs, 2 walking plows, Maple
Leaf plow, wagon box, stook rack, hay rack,
gravel box, 4 -horse gasoline engfne, cutting
box, grain crusher, circular ease, aome•iselt-
ins. New Hamburg throhing machine with
clover attachment, 2000 lbs. scales, wire
etretcher, 4secti0n harrows, 32 -toot extension
ladder. ttep bidder, De Laval cram separ-
ator. Ford ser, 2 eels double harness, 2 sets
single harness. about 80' cedar poet, some
lumber, 260 8 -inch tile, 2 sugar kettles; grass
seed sower, grain bags, some timothy seed,
w0if8etrees, neckyoke, chains and other
articles : about 400 bushels oat, quantity of
hay, some straw and corn stalks to be fed
on the place, about 400 bushele turnips and
mangoldo, Terme. All sums of $10 and
under, cash; over that amount 10 months'
credit on npprovd Joint notes; or a discount
of four per cent for cash on credit
amount. Hay and straw, cash. JOAN
COLE. Proprietor: C. W. Robinson, Auc-
tioneer: Frank Coates, Olerk. 2814-2
Groceries
How doth the busy Candidate
Improve each shining hour,
A'nd use the sweetest kind of bait
To scramble into power.
The Grocery Man, too, has his baits;
here are some:—
Ammonia Powder,,7'egular 10 cent
sizes at 3 for 26c
Scented Toilet Soap Ean de Cologne,
Violet, Bose, and Peroxide, -reg
7 cents at 8 for 25c
Seedless Raisins 26c
Pure Cocoa in bulk, Ib. .15c
High Grade Manitoba Oatmeal,
per sack $400
New Prunes, lb, 15e
Hand -painted Japanese China
at ^'. 50c to $2.50
Glip(kanlldry Soagiat 10 bars for.60c
The follOwing .jtt+me at ESS THAN
a, regular 75c, for 50c
ke 'Flo**', seg. 15c, for 100
miter's , or Lipton's Cocoa,
roes 8150, for 23c
yr,,•220% discount
ft: titC:hjanA
a
ts
Co ipOs tors
and
Linotype
Operators
Thiene are Yt111 a few good
positions open in Toronto
*24,00 per week, guarantee
of permanent pos Uon,epea
shop. Transportation will
be paid.. Over six hun-
dred
umdred compositors are. In
steady positions. Write in
• confidence to
W. A. SUTHERLAND,
Secretary
Toronto Typothetae
71. Bay Street, Toronto
111 1111
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
•
The or
of the Town o1 Seaforth
Rete or sale Debentures amounting to
44,02e payable Iron two to nine years,
bearing - 1Merest at 8 per mot. For - further
Particulars apply to
JOHN A,. WILSON, Tr, er,
1814-t1 • Town. of SaMertb,
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Sidney A. Dolmage, author-
ised assignor.
Notice le hereby given that Sidney A. Dol -
nage of the Township of McElllep In the
County of Huron and Province of Ontario,
Farmer, did on the 12th day of November,
1821, make an authorized assignment to the
undersigned.
Notice ls further given that the test meet-
ing et the creditors of the above estate will
6e held in the Dice* of Beat & Beet. Sea -
forth, Ontario, on the 24th day of Novem-
ber. 1921, et two o'clock in the afternoon.
To entitle you to vote thereat. proof of
your claim must be lodged with the under-
signed before the meeting ie held.
Proxies to be used at the meeting munt
be lodged with the undereigned prior there-
to.
And further take notice that If you have
any claim against the debtor for which yon
are entitled to rank, proof of a ch claim
most be filed with the undersigned within
80 days from the date Of this notice for,
from and after the expiration of the time
fixed by subsection 8, of section 87, of the
old act, we Anil distribute the proceeds of
the 'debtor's estate among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of
which we have then had notice.
Dated at London. Ont., this 115b day of
November, 1921.
London bit Western Trusts Co., Ltd.,
Authorised Trustee.
Beet & Best. 8aforth. Ont.
Solicitors tor Trustee. 2814-3
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FARMS FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE.—LOT 6, CONCESSION
4, Stanley, 100 acrea moire or lea ; 80
acres under Well and broken land, the re-
mainder Is cleared land, ready for spring
work. Well drained and well fenced; one
good bank barn, 52x60, good ,table under
it, hen hou,e and pig len, 20x47, drive
house 20040; goodtwoatory frame house.
For further particular apply to JOHN D.
MCBETH, R. R. No. 1, Varna. Phone 14-81,
Henault. 2812.8
0,j ARM FOR SALE. -260 ACRES, MORE
or los, Conce.sion 4 and 5, Stanley
Township, about 4% miles from -Clinton,
Well improved, good clay loam, 15 acres
hardwood and cedar bush, practically all
fenced with new
wire fencing.
First -clam
house and barn: telephone, rural mall alldde-
livery. Will sell 0ne nable terms. Apply
on premise. to ADAMSTEWART, R. R. No.
5, Clinton. 2798-tf
FARM FOR SALE.—FOR SALE LOT 20,
Concession 6. MoKlllop, containing 100
acres, all cleared except 8 acres of hardwood
bush. There are on the premises a bank
horn with atone and cement foundation, 46.82,
with cement floors; driving shed, 14086;
frame stable, 28.82, large gravel home, 7
Dams and kitchen, cement floors in cellar,
Hard and sof water in kitchen ; two acro
of orehard. The farmo. all, wire fenced
and tile drained. Well at barn ' and also
well at the bush. This to a good form—ohs
of the beet in MelCjIiop. It is situated 6
miles from the Town of Seaforth and one
mile from echoed and church. Rural mall
and phone. Will be sold on reasonable terou.
For further particulars apply on the prem-
ises or nddresn R. R. No. 1, Seaforth,
ROBERT A. HOGG. 2801-tt
rrHE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE ARC/N-
. McGregor offer for sale Lot IC
6th Concession, McKillop, 100 acmes of first
class farm lands, The Janet he in a first
class state of cultivation and there and
emoted on the premises a good frame dwel-
ling hovae, with kitchen attadrd; frame
barn 76,54 with .tone foundation, stabling
underneath and cement floors and water
throughout, driving home, log pen and he,,
house. Alga about ten acres of good hard
wood bush. The property h well fenced and
well drained and convenient to good markets,
churches and schools. For further particular.
apply to MISS LILLY J. McGREQOR, on the
premises, or to R. 8. BAYS, Solicitor, 8ea-
fortes. Ont, . 2796-tf
1PARM FOR BAALL—FARM OF TWO Bi114-
dred aerie adjoln(ng the Town of Sea -
forth, conveniently situated to ail ehureba,
schools and Collegiate. There is a comfort-
able brick cottons with a cement kitnhen;
ham 100.56 with stone 'stabling unOwneath
for 8 horses, 76 head of cattle and 40 Issms
with steel atanchie»s and water before an
Mock; litter artier and feed carrier and
two omen* adoo; driotne idled and pleb
form- reales. Watered by' -a 0,M' wall and
windfall!. The farm ie well *Mood eat fa,
a9L
Milo id cultivation. TIM orepuilitit
. tlpwa�e6� �y 8oes ][ 1
Y. 1, seaforf8, Out :g(
Cards
,E have an assorEment of the most at-'
tractive a n d Prettiest Christmas
1Caltds'that you have ever had 'rhe chance
of bitying. Get them now, have your name
printed in diem, without extra cost, put
thew in the envelopes that go with them,
address them and' then they are all ready
to.inail a week or a day before Christmas.
No- t her remembrance is more acceptable
and no other of like value can be purchas-
ed at so little cost. See the samples al
The Huron Expositor Office
SEAFO RTH
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
The Connell a the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet in the Council
Chamber, Goderkh, at a o'clock in the after-
noon of Wednesday, the 7th day of Demem-
ber, 1921. A4 account, ugalnet the CooutY
must be to the hands of the clerk not dater
than Monday proced6ny the meeting of Coun-
cil.
CHARGE W. HOLMAN,
County Clok-
Goderleh, November 18, 1921. 2816.2
NOTICE
We are nowa- p �.ition W give una
celled service n Stefore,• leatterfw left with
us for the Winter. .Our motto in a0, always
hire leen: Sati,taobnry Work or No Charge
b made. Let us Reel) r battery this Win-
ter. it will save you a La of trouble and by
giving it to a you an rent moured that
it will be returned in firm clam shape in
the Spring. .We solicit your trade. E. H,
Epps & Son, 'Varela. ' 2814-8
FOWL WANTED
•
Any quantity of Live or Dressed Fowl de-
livered at the Royal Hotel Stables, every
Wadnaday forenoon. Highest mush prima.
2806-tf J. C. McMICHAEL,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Meg:.loaa Cook, lata of the
VItage of ieaall, widow, deceased.
NOTICE in hereby given, pursuant to the
Statute, in that behalf that all peroone hav-
ing sienna exain.t the rotate of Magdalena
Cook, who died on July 17th, 1921, are re-
quired on or before the 8rd day of December,
1921, to send to the underoigned executor. et
the win of the said deceased, full particulars
of their claim!(; and after the said Ord day
of December, 1921, the said Executors will
distribute thet mid id deceased among
the persona entitled thereto. haying regard
only to claims of which they shall then have
had notice. and the said Executor. will not
to' liable for the said easel. to any person
of whore claim notice shall nut then have
been received.
H. ARNOLD & W. McKAY.
Executors.
Dated at Henna!! this 17th day of Novem-
ber, 1921. - 2014-2
GoodraC ous !
this iter at be
me ?
AT
DID BETTY
BUY ?
,;COPY OF BE
Dear Mr. Sinipmefl •
You know Cltsa' 'Green, don't you?
WELL SHE WANTED TO HE A NURSE.
What do you thinkof that? OF COURSE
SHE WAS S4MPL3 TRYING TO APE A
SISTER OF MINI. however she left
for Toronto taking her maid Topsy to car -
to the
station the rher am was polling oe. When they ut. THEY
RAN SO FAST TOPSY RUPTURED
-
A BLOOD VESSEL, IN 1iEle LEG. How-
ever Clara got on the train alrigght. Then
what do you think happened? SIZE TUM-
BLED AND FELLPRL-MEL ON HER
BAGGAGE. Isn't that funny? I BET
SHE WANTED ''o BAN A NASTY EN-
GINEER FOR JERKING THE TRAIN
SO. She soon got herself to order and
reached her seat safely. SHE TOOK OIJT
A BOOK BY CHARLES IAMB READ
A PAGE AN f1 FI?LL ASLEEP. 00 arriv-
ing in Toronto she woke with a start, and
hurried off. Iier baggage was heavy and-
TTY'S LETTER,
looked a burden. A NICE CHAP PLEAD_
ED TO HELP FiEi?.. he refused to let
him as he was 0 0,n - ' after
walking two blocks sl out.
THEN SHE THOU;.., f - .J ,-LF A
SIMPLE MONSTER EDI( karUSI NG
HIS HELP. She finally rrac4ed the Train-
ing School and registered. But she did•
n't like it a bit. She felt very blue. IN
FACT AT HER DINNER SHE ATEA
VERY LITTLE. She fought with hei
room mate. IN A FIT OF ,IEALOUSY
OR ANGER SHL - LEtiT. However be-
fore going home she bought a new dress
at South's store. When she tried it on
it didn't tit. SO SHE TOOK IT TO
SMITH'S ALTERATION ROOM FOR
CHANGES. Even then it didn't ht, and
she wouldn't keep it. 00 APPLYING
FOR REFUND SIZE GOT 11ER MIIN•
EY BACK. Then she took the next train
for home. Isn't that an interesting story?
Betty Beatty.
PUZZLE
John Simpson was amazed when he read the
above letter, which Betty Beatty had handed
him. "Our order la in that letter" said Betty.
"I've hid len the nasi nC each article I've came
to buy in each of aha underlined sentences
Puzzle It out and I II ;,1I you the quantities.'
Well" said Mr. 0. ,' to "1 can't find the name
oof 0040400 ar»ctf i�1 �n': ,lore than p clwLoned
Ipp yderbole df,ditreeyo'h taut esti Belay.
I8•rt hidden
Lha due. In c.1ch underlfn_d name
I've hidden one name. itis only the name of a
grocery, true or vtgrlable and there is Jost Doe
bled an each ,en fence. Thelettrro aren't tum-
hled and all you have ro et 18 w find the right
tetter to start on. For lntaoce. 11 you ,tort oa
the lotto "B" in th • 54th word of the [tallied,-
FIND ABOVE THE NAMES
OF 12 ARTICLES SOLD
- IN A GROCERY STORE
fined sentence you will quickly see B
That's the name of one of the things I wont.
There are twelve items altogether, and the
name of each one is hidden in one of the under.
fined s_ntenees. S, now what do I want? Flod
the names and you get the order."
John Simpson nuzzled the letter out and got
the order. Can you do as well? If 00peso nmil
your answers at once Over 82500.00 '1 prizes
and rrwa•ds i. being given. Remember there
men trade mark name,- or productsol any par-
ticular manufacturer. In many casts in the
ars, underlined sentence. the single as
me as
"Bean" and not the plural "Beans' is used.. Be
atefni therefore. 'f
r000ars the
very c i d
names to
s all them l� 41� t -
exact at e appear n
t 1 y ppca h sc terse.,
' Q� in
f - Prizes
THE PRIZES
1st. Prize- Ford, Sedan, Value $990.00
2nd. Prize- Ford Toeing, Value$565.00
3rd. Prize - 9200.09 14th. Prize - 95.00
4th. Prize - 5100.00 15th. Prise - 94.00
Sth. Prize - $ 50.00 16th. Prize- 94.00
6th. Prize - $ 25.00 1780. Prise - 94.00
7th. Prize - $ 15.00 18th. Prize - 93.00
8th. Prize - $ 10.00 19th. Prize - 93.00
9th. Prize - $ 8.00 201h. Prize - 92.00
iDth. Prize -.$7.00 210. Prize - 92.00
11th. Prize - $ 5.00 22nd. Prize - 92.00
12th. Prize - $ 5.00 23rd. Prize - $2.00
13th Prize - 9 5 00 24th, Prize . 92.00
25th. Prize $2.00
And 50 extra cash prints of $1.00 each
6'Ty'aJ661 As
THiS GREAT CONTEST IS
ABSOLUTELY FREE OF EXPENSE
:hare te nothing tc may --nothing to boy!
This wonderful Contest is nothing more nor
/era than a great advertising and introduction
campaign. It is sheoMteiy free of expense,
You may enter and win the begot the prises
without spending a single' cent of your money.
roe) do not have to waw anything, or subseribe
tit&9812g, In nnler to pdinpete.
oOanfMa {a conducted by the Cohth,ental
Publishing Co, Limited, one of the strongest and
let Prize
FORD
SEDAN
Value
$ 990.00
best known publishing houses in Canada. That
is your gharantee that the prizes will be aawa-ded
with -absolute fairness and squareness_
Threeindependent judge -s. havin8 nn coenec-
tion of any kmd with this firm. will lodge the an -
ewers at the close of the Contest, and award the
prizes. Contestants must agree to abide by flies,
decisions.
In sending your solution use one side of the pa.
per only, and pot your name and address (star mg
whether Miss, lAtek Mr. or Mosler) in the up-
per left band corn?!!', 1f you wish to write any-
thing but your answers use a srperatr sheet of
The answers gaining 240 paints will win first
prize You get 110 points I y i find all the
words earren.ly( 10 pointsf h correct an-
swer, excepting 1 which 4, given )and 20 points
will to given for general peatnesa, punctuation
and spelling. 10 points 0,, 1 andwritmg and100
prunteforftrihllinasimple condition ofthe Con'
Con -
teat. This condition
ion is only that you assist in
this hig advertising campaign by showing n copy
of Everywoman's World, Canada's greatest
Magazine (which we will send you post paid) to
oust four friends or neighbor.,ho will spored
ale this really worth whit Canadian put/Motion
and want it to come to them every month. Yo,
will easilyfifiil thin simple condition fn a few
minutes your spare time. The Contest will
dose at 0 p.m. June 30th 1922. fmmcdfatety
after which thedudgee will start to judge the an-
swers and award the prism.
DONT DELAY - Sass yew anew ta4sy. Tkt. ea-
mumeenat war oat appear in INb pawn ago. Adis..
Thn latest Massgw. Demenetme
Csetiewied PablisNee Ce. 44dd.24 7 Tenon oat.
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POLITICS
Deal fit Politics interfere with your Early Christmas Shopping.
.We're Ready
,Gifts fur 'hast*, Women end the Kiddies. L9lutgaim8.1*
Dinnerware
rant! Bits of China, Dolls, Toys,
•
Kitchen Ware
Hosiery, Towelling and everything .kept in an uyrtee iste Vaciaiy
Stare.
Our Cash System;
x coupled with light orerhead expense makes it pessihls for as ,to
mark goods at the Very Lowest Price.
SHOP EARLY
s Beattie Bros., Seaforth
Character
QELF-INDULGENCE is admit,
ted to be a sign of a weak, And
self.denial of a strong character .
Are you building up both your char.
acter and your Savings Bank account
by thoughtful economies and the de.
posit of all your surplus wages each
pay day.
WS
We welcome accounts, large or aou1L '
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL . $15,1 t 2,000
RESERVE FUND - - $15,•00,000
SEAFORTH BRANCH, J. C. Mullen, Manager.
Dominion Stores,Limited
Chain Grocery Stores of Canada
Seaforth
Christmas Goods for Cake Baking has arrived.
Give us a call.
Picnic Hams
Cottage Rolls
Lard, No. 3
Shortening, No. 3 5lc
100 lbs. Sugar $&25
50 abs. Sugar 85
Icing Sugar, 21 lbs_ 25c
Loaf Sugar, 2 lbs. 23c
Currants 19c
Valencia Raisins 25c
Lemon & Orange Peal 37c
Citron 57c
Seedless Raisins 27c
Seedless Raisins, pkg. 29e
Lemon Crisp Biscuits 18c
Honeymoon Biscuits 25,•
Mixed Biscuits 23e
(hooking Figs, 2 abs 35c
Cheese 24c
Rolled Oats, 6 tb:s for 24c
Bulk Lard, 2 lbs 35c
23c
25e
$1.00
200 Brooms 46* -and 750
26c Peanut Butter, Ib.
66e Good Salmon, 2 tins 20c
Shredded Wheat, 2 for 29c
Matches, 3 boxes 88c
Jelly Powders, 2 for 260
Richmill's Tea 55e
100 120, best Pastry Flour ....$8.46
Pastry Flour, 24 lbs, for 90c
Palmolive Soap, 3 bars 24c
Long Castile Bars 18c
Small Bars, 7 for 25c
Quart Bottle Catsup 25c
Best Rice, 21 tbs. 25c
Corn, 2 tins 254
Brunswick Sardines, 2 for 23e
Tiger Salmon, large tin - 30o •
Tapioca, 2 lbs. 20c
Non -such Stove Polish 15c
Lemons, dozen 85c
Eagle Brand Milk
Corn Meal, 6 Ib,
Special Blend Tea, 3 lbs.
Dominion Stores,
WE DELIVER
SATURDAY OVER $2.00.
ORDERS
Limited, Seaforth
NOW
IS THE TIME TO
HAVE YOUR CAR
COMPLETELY
OVERHAULED,
and to be able to fully appreciate the good roads
next Spring your Car must be in the best
mechanical condition.
We can put it in that condition and can
quote you very attractive prices for doing So
this Winter.
See us about Dry Storing your Storage
Battery, the only safe and sane way. We will
tell you why.
Thanking you for your patronage in the
past and respectfully soliciting same for the
future, we are,
Yours for Super Service,
JAS. BROUGHTON & SONS
MAIN STREET - SEAFORTH
Phone 167.
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