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Hvgeb per $10,76
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.LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Buffalo. October 30.--Cattle-Reoel1sta. 0, -
OO; clioloe heavy and yearlings Malang; eed.
ng; p
than and common 25o dower, shipping Meade
' 9,80 to 410.15; butehere. SS to $9.60: year-
, 80.60 to 912 - heifers, 116,to 18.00; cows
$2.26 to 20.25; bulls, $8.26 to $5.25; etook-
ers and feeders, $6.26 to $0,26_; fresh cowls
and laminaers 15 higher, {40 tri.
Cedvee-ROcelpte, 1.400; steady. 36 to 918.
Hogs--6teee1pe•16,200: 10 to 16 marts low-
er; 0848008, 39.8$
to $10 ; yorkem, 89.76 to
80.86; pigs. 19 to 88.25; roughs, 67.50 to
17.75; stags, 16 to 85.60.'
Sheep and tambe=ReoeIpte, 5,400; lambs
250 higher; , others, 50c blither; lambs, 86
to 116; yearling., 98 to 911.60; wethern, 88.60
to 99; ewes, 82to 98; mixed eheep, $8 to
18.60.
Minn Stock Yards, October 10. -Although
the cattle offering to -day -was a thousand head
fighter than last Monday, and, though trod -
Ong . ohowed some tmpeovement An aotivlty
over the bulk of last week, there was no
advance In prices from Tuesday'. dude. Ex-
port buyers took cow. only, and a few of
the best heavy fat kind made as hlgb sa 5
cents, while the balk 9f good butcher town
sold around 4 cent.. Choice heavy steer.
were steady- at from 7%, to 7+,4, most of
them being: taken, by the packers. Heavy
'Buick end receipts at the peeking plants were
responsible foe a poor demand for handy -
weight Webers, which sold "steady, but slow
at 6 cents for a few choice, and 61/2 cents
for tops. Medium quality heavy steers Were
a fairly heavy offering, and brought 6 to 6%
emote There was a wide spread In price be-
tween choice and medium killers and the bulk
of killers brought from 4 to 6 cents. Stocker
and feeder, trade wee activeand rrponslble
for the majority of cattle . 1ec. Stockero sold
at prices ranging from, 81/2 to 6 cents, and
feeders et from 44(( to 5.05 cents, with the
Price holding strong to the clone, though with
only 2,500 cattle weighed up et 2 o'clock,
there every prospect of a holdover, a-
mounting to eevera] hundred head of all kind.
Choice calves sold steady at 11 to 111/2c
for the bulk, with just a few tops at I cent.
Lower grades were bareiy steady, however,
and the run was fairly heavy, with a big
proportion of heavy calve., which sold stow.
Common calves brought 4 to 6 cents.
The hog market was unsteady, with males
made at from 114. to 12 cents, fed end
watered, outaidero taking some hogs at the
higher figure. Packer buyers promised n cut
of a half for to -morrow.
Receipts today were 8.2'02 cattle. 716 calves,
2.067 hog. and 4,070 sheep and lambs.
Quototiomk; Choice heavy steers, 57.00 to
57.00; butchers steers, choice, 50.50 to $6.00;
do. good, 85.50 to 56.00; do. medium,
94.50 to 05.501 do. common, 80.50 to 54.00;
butcher heifers choice, 06.00 to 86.75; do.
medium, 55.00 to 55.50: do, common, $4.00
' to 84.25: butcher cows, choice. 54.00 to 55.00:
do. medium, 09.00 to $3.50 cannere and
cutters. $1.00 to 52.00; butcher bulbs, good,
58.50 to 51.75; do. cors on, 52.50 to $3.50;
feeders, good, $5.00 to 80.75; do. fair, $4.25
to 54.75; stockers, goad, $4.25 to $5.00; do.,
fair, $8.00 to 5450; milkers, $60.00 to 580;
springers. $80.00 to $100; exiven,hoice, 510
to 512.00; do. medium, 50.00 to 510.00: do.
common, 54.00 to $7.00; spring Iambs, 510,50
to 811.00; sheep. choice, 85.00 to $6,00; do.
good, 33.50 to 04.50; do., common, $1.00 to
$8.00; yearlings, choice. $7.00 to $8.00; do.
common, 84.00 to 95; do. fo.0.8., $10.76 to
811.26; do., country points, 010.50 to 511.
BIRTHS -
Downey. -In McKillop, on September 22nd,
to Mr. and Mm. Joseph Downey, a daughter.
Ryan. -In McKillop, on September 25th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan.- a son.
Fowler. -In Tuckersmith, on October 7th, to
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Fowler, of London, n
daughter -Hilda Margaret.
Cameron. .In Tuekeramtth, on October 3rd, to
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cameron, a eon.
Tichborne.-At the Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich. on October lat,
to Mr. and Mrs. William Triebborne. a son.
Pierce. -In Mitchell, on September 20th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pierce, a daughter.
Smith. -On the Goshen Line, Hay Township,
on September 26th, to Mr. and Mtn. John
A. Smith, a son.
Jennings. -In Exeter, on September 29th, to
Mr. and Mrs- Harry Jennings, a daughter.
Bieber. -In Hay Township, on September 16,
leo Mr. and Mrs. William Beiber, a daugh-
ter.
MARRIAGES
Pahner-Wenzel--At the Evangelical Par-
sonage, Crediten, by Rev. Mr. Heads, Mabel
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Wenzel, to Mr. Herb Fahner, of Crediton,
DEATHS
Henderson. -In Seaforth, on October 11th,
Thomas Henderson; in hie 74th year,
MoKay.-In Egmondvllle, on October 9th,
Margaret Popple, wife of Alexander Mc-
Kay, aged 66 yearn, 10 months and 11
days,
Qvitlan.-In Egrnandville, on October 7th,
Elizabeth King, wife of the late Humphrey
Quinlan, aged 80 years.
"McCartney. -In Vancouver, on October Srd,
George W. McCartney, aged 52 years and
10 months.
Baker. -In Carlingford, on Sept. 24th, Marla
Canning. widow of the late John R. Baker,
aged 77 years.
Bartlett. -In Toronto, on September 21st, Mar-
garet Boyd, relict of the late Jamey Bart-
lett, in her 80th year.
'Treble. -In Goderich, on October 4th, at his
home, St Andrews St., Mr. Wm. Treble.
Thomsa,-At Goderich, on Tuesday, October
8rd, Annie McDonald, widow of the late
Charles Thomas.
IN MEMORIAM
Note -items under this head will be charg-
ed 90 cents per single verse lad 26 cents for
e ach additional verse.
In loving memory of Florence M. Neely,
,rho died October 9th, 1920:
0, what would I give her hand to clasp,
Her loving face to see;
To hear her voice, to see her smile,
That meant so much to me.
Time may heal the broken heart;
Time may make the wound less sore,
But R cannot atop the longing
For our loved one gone before.
2861.1 MOTHER and BROTHERS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE I9 HEREBY GIVEN that ell ver-
min bovine eloime against the estate of Colin
Moir, late of the Township of Hay, who died
an the 10th day of July, 1922, are required
ao forward their claims duly proven to the
undersigned on or before the first day of
November, 1922.
AND NOTICE 19 FURTHER .GIVEN that
after the said date the Executors will pro -
owed to distribute the estate having regard
only to the claims of which they then shall
have notice.
DATED at Howell this 10th day of Oc-
tober, 1922.
GLADMAN & STANBURY.
Hensel) and Exeter.
2861-2 Executors' SoOdttors.
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AUCTION SALES
CLEARING SALE OF HOR8E8, CATTLE,
Wee and Implements. ---The undersigned
will offer for Bale on Lot 7. North Thames
Bead, Uaborae, on Friday, October 20th, at
1 p.m., sharp, the following: Fc3lrtoen horses
and Dolts, some of the mares are regtsterei 4
come pure bred Shorthorn males and females,.
40 bead of one and two-year-old steels anS
heifer.; some brood sow., bens and pullets
and a line of th•plements. Torose. ---910,00 and
under, teals; over that ,amount 6 months'
credit on furnishing approved joint notes. A1,
discount of 6 per cent, per annum off 1or
cash on credit amounts. •JOHN RATCLIFFE,
Proprietor; Themes Cameron and O. Robin-
oon, .Auctioneers. 2861.1
AUCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM STOCK,
Implements and household furniture, Lot 10,
.Concession 1, Hallett. Huron Road, four
miles east of Clinton, five miles wart of
Seaforth, on Tuesday, October 24th, at one
o'clock sharp. The farm consists 01'100 acres
more or less, 8 acres of hardwood bush, two
acres of good bearing orchard, balance good
tillable land in high state of cultivation, well
adapted for pasture or grain growing, 20
aoren fall plowed, balance seeded to grans.
On the premises are
a good nine roomed
brick residence, barn 40066, stabling in first
clime condition, large straw shed and driving
shed 20x60. Horses -Brood mare 11 years
uld, agricultural mare 4 yearn old, filly three
veers old, driver. Cattle -2 fresh cows, 2
milking since July. 2 two year old steers, 2
yearling heifers, 4 calves, 2 sown, about 100
hens. Implements -Wagon and box, set of
bobsleighs, top buggy, log bunks, open buggy,
cutter, w (king plow, scufller, 10 -hoe drill,
Nu. 12 DeLuvul cream separator, root pulpor,
speed jahks, bug holder, bag truck, atahle
boat, 2 iron pig troughs, pig rack, 2 set of
heavyharness, string of bells, set of single
harness, n churn, small quantity of tile.
number of0cedar poste, Iron vice and tool',
pile of pine lumber, neckyokes, forks, grain
huge. and other articles too numerous to
mention. Furniture--Bed-room suite, springs,
Mattress, coal - oil stove, tables and chairs,
sewing madhine, kitchen cupboard, refriger-
ator, dinner bell, flour bin. Terms on Chat-
tels. -All sums of $10 and under, cash: over
that amount 10 months' credit will be given
on furnishing approved joint notes. A dis-
count of 4% straight off for cash. Terms
toi farts made known on tiny of rink., MRS.
J. D. McDERMID, Proprietress; G. H. Elliott,
Auctioneer, 2860-2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, IM-
plements and household furniture. Lot 20,
Huron Road, 1 mile east of Clinton. on Tues-
day. October 17th, at 1 o'clock shaky, the
following; Horses -Horse 11 years old, horse
10 years old, gelding 5 years old. Cattle -
Cow due October, cow due in December, cow
due in January, cow due in April, coo due
in May, Jersey cow due March IA, 4 mw
1 year old, heifer 1 year old, 4 spring calves,
brood sow with litter, 8 ntore pigs. 60 hens,
thoroughbred Rocks, 36 pullets. implement -
Masoey-Harria binder 6 foot cut, mower 5 foot
cut, Deering hay rake nearly new. 28 sup
pails and miles, Clover Leaf manure spread-
s. Meaney -Harris hay loader nearly new, 10
hoe seed drill, disc harrow, cultivator, single
riding plow, walking plow, set of iron har-
lumber wagon, old wagon, 2 buggies,
set of bobsleighs, cutter, snuffler, Massey -
Harris .c
root ruiner, coating bo, crusher, Clin-
ton fanning mill, Llj h.p. gasoline engine,
pump jack, circular caw, set ofe ingle har-
ness, set of double harness, set ofplow har-
ness, grindstone, 18-fuot ladder, Buffalo robe
horse blankets, 15'tone of timothy hay, black-
smith bellows and anvil. 57 stooks of corn,
600 bricks, grain bags, chalne, 50 cement tile,
forks, shovel., whitfetrees and other articles
too numerous to mention. Household Effects
-Two Art Souvenir coal heaters, wood heater,
quantity of stove pipes, kitchen table, kit -
hen chairs, sideboard, extension table, two
lounges, bedstead, stands, set of bedroom
dishes, gramophone, pictures, dishes, hanging
lamps, 2 feather beds, w.hing machine, Daley
ehurn, No. 12 DeLaval cream separator, in-
cubator, brooder, verandah screens. Every-
thing to be Bold as proprietor has sold his
farm. Terror -Hay, hens, household effects
and all sums of 510 and under. coals: over
that amount 12 months' credit will be given
on furnishing bankable, paper, or a discount
of 5% per annum allowed for cash on credit
amounts. WILLIAM SHIPLEY, Proprietor;
Geo. H. Elliott, Auotioneer. 2860-2
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF VALU-
able Farm Lands, Farm Stock and Im-
plements. -The Administrator to the estate
of William James Hanna, deeeaeed, with the
approbation of the Official Guardian for On-
tario, will offer for sale by public auction.
on Wednesday, the 18th day of October,
1922, at one o'clock in the oftornoon, , on the
premises, 1 mile east of Winthrop, the fol-
lowing farm lands, in two (2) parcels, name-
ly: Parcel 1. -The East half of Lot Num-
ber Twenty-two (22), in the Eighth (8th)
Confession, of the Township of McKillop, in
the County of Huron, containing by ad-
measurement fifty (50) acres of land be the
me more or less. This 1s a highly improved
fifty acre farm, which is well fenced and
drained and well situated as to roads, schools,
churches and markets. There are enacted on
the premises a good brick dwelling house.
large barn with stabling underneath and
other outbuildings. There is alms about six
acres of good hardwood bush and about 4
acres seeded to fall wheat Parcel 2. -The
west half of Lot Number Twenty-four (24).,
in the Eighth (8th) Concession, of the' said
Township of McKillop, containing by ad-
mensurment fifty (50) acres of lend be the
same more or leas. This is a splendid grecs
farm, well watered and situated right at
Winthrop, Ontario. There is about 6 acres
of hardwood bush on this parcel. Terme of
Sale on Londe. -A deposit of ten (10) per
cent of the purchase money, on each parcel,
shall be paid in cash on the day of Bale and
each purchaser shall sign an Agreement to
complete his purchase. The balance of pur-
chase moneys shall be paid, in cash and
without interest within thirty days thereafter,
when the purchasers shall be entitled to pos-
session and to a conveyance free from en-
cumbrances. At the name time and place
there will be offered for sale by public auc-
tion the following Farm Stock and Imple-
ments: Horses -Two work homes 7 yearn old,
1 horse 9 years old, a good third horse.
Gnttle-9 milch cows, all milking and all
supposed to be in cnlf, two of these core are
fresh: 6 cattle 2 years old, 9 yearlings, floe
arming enives, 2 calves 2 months old, 4 hogs
about 100 pounds each, about 126 hens and
chickens, 6 genie. Implements -Massey -Har-
ris binder, Massey -Harris mower, Massey -
Harris side rake, Massey -Harris 10 -foot hay
rake. Mossey-Harris seed drill, Massey -Harris
manure spreader, Massey -Haran hay loader,
Massey-Harria dine harrows. All the above
implements n almost new and in a good
state of repair; 2 lumber wagons one almost
new, 1 acuMer. 1 root 'sober, 1 stock rack, 1
hay reek, 2 .seta of iron harrows, 1 land roller,
1 pea harvester, 2 single furrrow riding
plows, 1 walking plow. 1 steel tired top
buggy nlmomt new, 1 set bob sleighs, 1 cutter,
S set stock weigh :maim. 1 fanning mill, 2
et work harness, 2 set single harnoe,, 1 De
Laval cream separator good as now. 8 lad-
ders, 1 ladder 30 feet, 1 set ditching tools, 2
nap pans and about 100 sap palls, 1 wheel
barrow, 1 wire stretcher, 2 croon cut sawn,
S bunk saw, whiflletrees, neck yokes, chains
and other articles usually kept on n form and
too numerous to mention, about 300 bushels
mixed grain and 800 bushels oats and about
80 kens good hays.
Ona Chevrolet Motor Car In flrst clans run-
ning order:
Terme of Sale ' on Farm Stock
and implements, - A11 sums of 010
er under, cash, and hay and grain,
cash; all other accounts three months' credit
on fnrnbahing approved joint notes. A dis-
count of 0% per annum will be allowed on
credit accounts for Dash. Further particulars
and terms of sale will be mnde known at the .
time of sale end In the meantime may be
had from the undersigned. Dated the 80th
day. of September, 1922. ROBERT SCAn-
LETT, Administrator; R. 8. HAYS, Vendor's
Soliottor, Seaforth, Ont; Tholmns Brown, Aue.
ttoneer. 2880-2
pkYl" cWali 0 Pagan! .hailer g awl),
2 steers/ rifling otfle, better rtlipa one
.posit ove/. pl¢�. \about '100. Rae, *rob,
sate dile t4 a ¢t E6tb Of Nevtmben 80 We-
Meseey$ati , 7-f t binder, A�a�r1nif mower
8 loot, lkrboe Bleep ,droll, Magae0yy4ta$'rta
$ultivmtor, roller, rake,. 10 hoe' seam drill,.
tanning mill.haul* wA on . bay rack,
gravel box, milking8POW (Verito), rlding.
plow, Perrin; ?-aeotlonharinwo, Adobe,
Outten net of butter scales, 4 Ib. oapaolty,
sugar tents 2 apple drying 00reeae, 0081300
dour, Sawa croquet Set, indoor. wheelbarrow,
gasoline engine 214 b.p., gp;0tfty 'of abaft,
Ing and pulleys, Delaval cream separator.
Daisy churn No. 8, galvanised water trough,
wooden water trough, galvanized tieing 1 40
foot gabber drive belt, set Of breaching
boraces, set of backhand harness, 2 Det afa-
gle bermes.. number ofkitchen chairs,' quan-
tity of 50or 011 cloth, coal heater ell oven,
quabtity o1 rag carpet, lounge, bpdatead and
Wrings, 2 email cspboarde, large kitchen
table; Bolding Leat, table, chicken 000pa, dishes,
nano. pots, milk pails, Rayo hanging lamp,
grain bags, forks, shovels, whlmetreee, nook -
yoke and other articles too numerous to
mention. ltverh'thIng to tie sold as proprie-
tor is gb, ing up farming. This is an excep-
tionally good line of implements most of
them nearly new. Terms -All sums of 810.00
and under, cash: over that amount twelve
menthe' credit will be given on furaashing
elms ed notaor a discount of k% per
aniet r, allowed for cash on credit amounts.
DAVID BEA'ITY, Proprietor; George IL El-
liott, Auctioneer. 286$-2
BOYS AND GIRLS
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Two 'Q08 '30 1d # , A$ i+Of' 34
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church
l Il 301 reboot, 2 r rgile0 deae
forth, gild 6 vel416. thowroad 4i 011' , te te0W11" 8 809.
forth, er0dwps9e'made. Oso,ot r '_hard
4e an over -flowing -speSB, good orohat'M a0d
buildings 4,n d_ spp101r, Oa Lot '1¢ 'dere
is n good (tiles boob with woodshed, two
never wells .gold 80 acres of the Moat
hardwood bush. sob farms base been in
pasture for 27 yeapq pnd have no noirlous
weeds, For hay, . laosture and grain farms
they can stet be hasten. W111 be sold to.
gather, or separately. For further particulars
apply to MI68 TENA BEATTIEr No. '1.,
Dublin, Ont. 2860-8.
Ct ARM FOR SALE. -1,07 11, CONCESSION
6, Hallett, 100 acres, all eleured, fenced
and nearly all tile drained. There is on
the premises a good frame house ankh
furnace, 2 barns with stable underneath,
windmill and water Rn stable, 1'44 miles to
school, etore end church; rural mail and
telephone. Will sell cheep and on easy terms.
For further particular, apply on the protimes,
or address, R. R. 1, Clinton. ROY LAW -
80N. 286912
FARADS FOR SALE. -FOR SALE LOT 81,
and North Half Lot 82, on the 11th con-
msion of Mc10RIop Township, containing
150 acres, 140 acres cleared and fit for cultl-
ti and 10 acres bush. It is all seeded
to grass except 25 acres. It in well the
drained. On the presnines are a twootory
brick house"with elate roof, kitdben_an,d woad -
shed; barn 40x82, cement floor and eUbling
throughout, water in stable supplied from a
never -failing well by windmill; cement driv-
ing shed 24x50, and hen house 12140; about
2 acrm of orchard and small fruits. It Ls
o,tuatrd VA' mil..from Walton and 8 miles
from Seaforth, 1 mile from achoola. Tele-
phone ors promisee end rural mall. Apply
on premises, or address Walton, R. R. 4.
WILLIAM STAPLES. 2857x4
Profitable Opportunities
are pffered to -day for investment iii
Government and Municipal Bonds,
yielding a high return. The purchase
or sale of such securities can be arrang-
ed at any of our branches.
Our monthly list of offerings will
be sent on request. 671
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND $15,000,000
SEAFORTH BRANCH, J. G. Mullen, Manager.
ONE BIG WEEK... OFA
CANDY=
Candy weeks has become a national institu-
tion and observance: The true food value and
health -giving qualities of Pure Sweets cleanly
made are emphasized by authorities on such,
supported by the best care and attention on the
part of the best candy makers. It is suggested
that everybody, Man, Woman and Chi14,get ac-
quainted with good Candies during CANDY
WEEK. On our part we will supply you with the
Finest Candies made, delightful confections you'll
gladly stick to.
Agents for Page & Shaw's, Neilson's, Liggett's
and Mary Anne 5c Bars -All Kinds.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK, Bulk Assortment, 49c Ito.
E. UMBACH
bati
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beoVam46to1TNO lo'x
traverse the._Rlieslt,bull
t,
in this country. This the '
.Special and moiler tzail Ill ,
makes "The Nat}ollai Way"'*e'1?r
mier line for the hunter. The. haat.'
ing grounds are so vast there is game
ipr
The seleeveryone.ction of grounds -is a most
important matter and one "whichse,
quire careful stuy. The telfritory.
reached by the Canadian National
lines north of Parry Sound is already
a favorite one, but the new country
east ;and west of Capreol is as yet
comparatively little known to , the
hunter and should, therefore, be high-
ly attractive to the follower of the
deer and moose.
The Canadian National Railways
are providing special train service,
which with regular trains will meet
all demands. Special trains will be
operated as follows: Leave Toronto
Union Station 11.16 p.m. Oct. 31st for
Capreol and intermediate points, and
11.15 p.m. Nov. 2nd, 3rd and 4th for
Key Jct. and intermediate points. The
usual ample accommodation of sleep-
ing cars, baggage cars and coaches
will be provided.
The Annual Hunter's Leaflet issued
by the Canadian National Railways
is now ready for distribution, and may
be Obtained on application to any
agent of the Company, or write Gen-
eral Passenger Department, Room 607
Royal Bank Bldg., Toronto. 2861-4
BORNHOLM CIDER MILL
The Bornholm Cider M111 will be In opens -
tion on October 8rd and every dny In the
week except Monday thereafter during the
anon, for the making of Cider, Jelly and
Apple Batter.
DANIEL SCHNEIDER.
2860x2 Bornholm.
BLANK CARTRIDGE PISTOLS
Well made and effective. Ap-
pearance is enough to scare
BURGLERS, TRAMPS, DOGS,
etc. NOT DANGEROUS. Can
lay around without risk or ac-
cident to woman or child. Mail-
ed PREPAID for 51 -superior
make $1.50, blank cartridges
.22 cal, shipped Express at 75c
per 100.
STAR MFG. & SALES CO.,
821 Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn, N.Y.
C. G. THOMSON
Flour and Feed
Custom Chopping
OATMEAL MILLS
Seaforth.
Re -Built
Threshing Engines
One 16 H. P. Waterloo Traction En-
gine.
One 16 11. P. Goodison Portable En-
gine.
All these Engines are rebuilt, thor-
oughly overhauled and repainted.
They are exceptionally good value,
and we can make immediate delivery.
TRACTORS
One 12-25 Waterloo Boy Tractor.
Two 10-20 Reliable Tractors,
Immediate Delivery.
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Embalmer and
Funeral Directors '
H. C. BOX
Holder of Government
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Charged moderate
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Night Calls ilea Day
Phone 175 PIt�Itts,48"„!.;
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Ferguson & Co
Everything in
Ready -to -Wear
Men's Underwear in all weights;
men's plain fleece lined, all sizes,
at 90c
Men's Silver Fleece Lined, all siz-
es at $1.00
Men's Pure Wool Ribbed Under-
wear, all sizes up to 44. Special
at $1.50 r ,
Ladies' Burbury Coats, regular 525,
Men's Plain soft knit, extra weight, for $12.50
Pure Wool, at 1$1.$55
We are showing the latest in Ladies'
Fur Coats. Seal Coats with large
racoon collar and cuffs; seat coats
with large Possum collars and cuffs;
genuine Muskrat coats with shawl
collar and large loose cuffs; Marmot
coats in two different styles. All
these Coats are new up-to-date styles;
at special pricesfor quick sale.
Ladies' Velour Coats, Regular $25.00
for $15.00
Men's Combinations, in pure wool,
a garment made to fit, at
$2.75' $3.00 and $3.50
A full line of Boys' Underwear in
Fleece and Pure wool at per gar-
ment 65c and $1.35
Men's Pure Wool Hosiery in all
weights. Our stock is large and well
assorted, from
5Or, 75e, 9ile. $1.25
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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER Ferguson Co.
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The season of bad walking will soon be with
us. It is the duty of every person to protect
themselves from the damp and wet.
Rubbers for Men, Women, Children and the
Tiny Tot, that correctly fit the shoe.
We satisfy the Footwear wants of all.
Come to us for any special shoe.
FRED W. WIG
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SUCCESSOR TO J. E. WILLIS -
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Ladies' Blanket Cloth Coats, rex
$25.00 for $10.00
Children Coats up to 12 years old.
Many different shades at -
$5.00 and $7.50
A full line of Ladies' Hosiery: -
Black Fleece lined cotton 260
Lisle Hose, special 45c
Ladies' Cashmere Hose 65c
Ladies' Fancy Drop stitch Hose,
all colors, at 99e
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