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1,44.9=fr Per
1111, ferton bag 4 3 44c.Aorta, penton 00
TButteo', per ib• , 82 85c
Oath, Per bushel 460
Hogs, per cwt.. , .$10.50
E gs, per dozen 86 to 38c
Wheat, per bushel $1,18
liar'1ey, per ,bosbtel 550
Peas, per bushel $1.410
Flour, par est $8.85 to $8.75
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Buffalo, Pak/waxy Wer.-aat*e nmdpm. 156.
%troag to 26o higher; ehlp9ing steels, 18.09
fa 32.76: butchers, 27.00 to 38.76; yeerllags,
$8.60 to $9.60; heifers, 36.60 to 37.76; caws,
19.20 to 30 261, bulls, 38.60 to 16.60; stack-
ers and feeders. 35.60 to 38.60. Fresh cows
and springers. 386 to 0110. Calyes-11eadyte
1.700: 80e higher, 35 to 319. Hop-Recoipm.
16.500; 19 to 16o higher; heavy. 3&76 to 29;
Wood, 39.16 ds 39.96 i yortam, llgbt• do. and
D igs. 19.60: 000g0s, 37 2$ to 17.00; Iltgp,
04.60 to $5.50. Sheep and lambs_-lteceinta
11,000; lambs, 4Pc higher• all others except
yoarllues 666 higher; iambs, 29 to 916.76;
Yearling. $8 to 319.60; wethem, 39.60 to
910: ewes, 48 to 59: mixed cheep. 39 to 29.60.
Montreal, ramvary a
900. Market fly active a y
W 6 shade higher on the batter grades of
butcher cattle The top price today
40.75, paid for a load of good quality broody
oteeru and helfem from Western Canada.
Brutal Iota of good steers, weighing from
1,600 to 1,105 pounds brought 96 to 38..,0.
and medium ,,teene
r n the 900 to 1,000 -pound
clans brought from56.26 te 53.75. Gmel
heifers sold with good and
.h,,o .toms at
fres 95.50 to 90.23, u d teers
▪ Id down to $4.25. A few good town reach-
ed 86 but the bulk of the Lest sown offered
sold in straight lots for from 54.60 to $4.75
Medium cowl, ranged from $8 too 54.25. One
real good bull, weyfbieg 2.090 pounds, brought
96.29, but the gene•rul run of good weighty
bulls mortal at from 54.50 to 95.00. Com-
mon bulls. 53.50 to 93.75; catinem, 91.75 to
32 and cutters. $2 2:, to 92.7h, Quotation.:
Butcher .t,•, -re, good, 56 to 96.75; medium,
$7.60 to 95.7:i. commie , 94.25 , W 55; butcher
heifers, good. 57.2:, k, 90.26; medium, 51.25
to 95,26: centrum. 9:1 to 31: butcherw
good, 4.50 to 55, 'nekton. 93 to 94-25:
e.'.,
ar -
nars. 91.76 tio $2. cutter., 52 25 to 92.75;
butcher belie good, 4.'.0 to 55.50; common,
153 0053.75.
Calve, Receipts, 263 Cosi teals were
. in
demand, awl the comm, inferior kinds were
hard st•llcmn anwt eses Pricangel
troy-. 39 to SII. Grans eewleeo were from 94
to 55. Quutatl,.'mood veal, $11; Medium
110 to 510.1,; ; common, ,, 99 to 59.5:, , gra+m,
34 to 95
Sheep- Receipts, 16th. Goad lurch hrou0i,t
Eli ,rad 9he.1, sold from 53 fur ,e few culls
to 06.50 for good quality light u' ee. Saks
were made n mall lots w lucnlLatch an
Quotations : Koen, 93 to 30.5,0. lambs, good,
910.75 10 311.
I/V. 11,7,11.10. 2,003. 11ov market was
easier. S,d., el .elect, .1041 K.',.d .000:40 bat-.bat-.oherhugsw etude at :. L
front 510.7, 511,
with a fewlots at 511_., Hulk of „Sea, e-
t•nd 311. Western h..gs of table wv,gnt
were quota a3 , from 510..,0 w 51075 and
thick fat cr ,,-foal 3, ,008 „ nd 910 25- 0no-
,catie,w: Oli
car "'ovate .tiler t. 310.7.', to
311.95: heav,es,930-1., ser , 56..9
L m. Stock. Yards. '1'u nt,,, Febro o ^y f., -
Shippers w orked the, o. best t'reet
who, theheld back cattlesupplies over the
eek end, as with an exceptionally light re-
ceipt for a Monday, n trade k, -ally showed
no
improvement o , r last week, demand for but-
chers being ...ally weak. With holdovers(
added there were 2.300 haul in the offense,
and only about half of them haul crooned the
(teal. et 2 o'clock. Heavy eters for export
were the only reasonable .ening pr0001;1i,,n,
bringing pricer steady to a quarter to ,ver loan
tilt week's level, where sufficiently finished.
There r' s1.0 many ,n -b tw
ee
( cattle, how-
ever too heavy for the butcher trade and not
atfor prm`,nt export reaui rrmeots and
there were very hard to aril. Sten of thin
kind, a dealer printed out, will have a bet-
ter chance when the more cattle truth. with
Great Brite in opera, up, if they ere
only
kept .lung m fair Oe -h. Very few choice
hen vies made 74/,center today. and there
a just one smallbunch at 11 cent4, the
bulk of choice kind for export bringing a
round 7 cents, One carload of butoherateers
emeraging 945 pouuda, sold at libb, cenm to
Soor.l butcher, but most of the eider of good
to choice butchers were made et from 5 to
5)1 cents, while poorer stuff was prectlraily
untouched An odd fat oow brought 6 eta..
but from 4 to 454 cents took the bulk o4 the
good kirrd Beet butcher bulls were in de-
mand for the export trade. but quality on
the whole wee wanting and though the 4 to
4b., cents paid for god bulls was steady, ,the
market showed a weak undertone, which m-
cludd all grades of killers. The store Settle
trade was not generally active, but choice
brought good prices, a load of primes going
to R J. 97emirrg', farm at 6% cents..
Although ammo three or four veal olives
acid at 13 cents. the calf market wee just
steady for the bulk of choice at from 11 to
12 Dent. There were only 86 onlyes in the
offering.
The lamb (redo woe slow and only just
steady for the bulk, though a few Pepe in
a very light supply brought ]a cents. Sheep
sold a shade stronger at from 6u to 7r/gc
for choice.
There wore only 1,400 hoop fa the total
receipt, and only half that many for sale.
With outride demand fairly brisk, prices were
ertrenger, the bulk selling at 9% to 10 dente
f .o b., or 101 /. to 10% ciente, fed and
watered.
Receipts to -day were 1,877 cattle, 86 calves,
1,409 hogs and 108 sheep and lama+.
Quotations: Heavy oteoro, 37.00 to 07.75:
Butcher steers, choice. 56.00 to 56.20; do.
good, $5.50 to 96.00; do. medium, 95.00 to
95.50; do. common, 34.00 to 55.00; butcher
heifers, choice, 56.00 to 56.50; do. medium, 95
to 55,75; do. common, 54.25 to 94.76; butcher
butcher cows, choice, 94.50 to 95.25 •
do. medium, 53.00 to 54,00; cannem and
cutters, 81.75 to 52.25; butchere bulls, good,
34.00 ,W 94.50: do. eemmon. 02.25 to 92.50;
feeder steers, good, 55.60 to 96.00; do. fair, 94
to 35.00; .t0ckcm. good, $4.00 to 93.50: do.
fair, 92.50 to 93.50; calve.. choice, 511.00 to
312.50: do. medium. $9.00 to $11-00; do„
common, 90,00 to $8.00; ranch cow.. choice,
570.00 to 990.00; 600(00038. choice. 580.00 to
$100: ]oml,c, choice, 911.011 to 912.00: sheep.
choice, 04.50 t.. $7.00: do. culla, 38.00 ti, 94 ;
bogy, td and watered, $10 50 to 910.75; do.
f.o.b., $9.75 to $10; d0. country pinta, 99.50
to 59.75.
Bog quotations n c bead on the price. of
thick, smooth hok. r gold nn a graded basic,
mr elects, (told on a fiat rate Baron selects,
}told on the graded basil. bring a premium
of 10 per cent. over the price of thick, smooth
hog..
BIRTHS
McFadden. ---In Merritt, R. C., on January
6th. to Mr. and Mrs. W. .5. Mclaadden.
(nee Effie Hamilton). a daughter-Teannie
Rnechtel,-On January 2011, at the Provi-
dence Hoopital, Moose Jaw, to Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Kneedrtel, 1075 Alden- Avenue, a eon
-Keith William.
Carrie. -In ilomtilton, on January 14th, lo Rev.
C. R. Carrie, M.A., end Mrs. Carrie, a eon.
Mlller.-At Owen Sound, on January 24th, to
Mr and Mrs. George Miller, (nee Ethel
Wootton), a daughter --Marjorie Wootton.
MARRIAGES
Black--Johnoton.-At the Manse. Dungannon,
by Rev. Dr. C Pbell. on -January 24th•
Miss Marguerite Johnston, daughter of Mr.
David Johnston, of the Int cenem,ion f
Aaheld, to Mr. Roy Melvin Black, of Cod.
rich.
DEATHS
Town -in ITnmilton. on February 716. 1923,
Harry Town, need 86 years
Whitfield.- .1n Brussels. ,on Jannnry 28th,
.103066 Welton Whitfield, Hued 67 yenta. 7
months and 1' .In..
(onitit--Tn Toronto, en denunry 25th, Wen.
Coultih. ferment, of Unborn. and Exeter,
aged 60 yearn and 11 months
Oooper.-In Clinton. on January 27th, Mary
McKenzie, whiew of 1.110 late Wm. Cooper,
in her 77th yens,
IT TASTES AS GOOD
AS IT LOOKS
when you bay that cut of wast
sr steak at our shop If you are
looking for meat quality at a
Price within your means, let us
serve you. Try a cut for dinner
to -day. But order it early, as
our large patronage amps np the
choice cuts first.
D. H. STEWART
Main Street - Seaforth.
Phone 58.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
VOR SALE. --.30 PIGS WEIGHING FROM
40 to 100 pounds. S. F. CARRON, No.
4, Seaforth. Lot 7, Gunem0ion 1, Tucker -
smith. 2787.2
('OWS FOR SALE. --ONE COW JUST
freshened and ala'r pringer., Apply to
G. R McCARTNEY, R. R. No. 8, Seaforth.
.,;
Mame 3 un 187. 2878-3
WOOD FOR SALE. -A QUANTITY OF
good hardwood. delivered in quantities
to suit purchaaem. Prices right Phone
14.183. THOMAS G. SHILLINGLAW.
2674-tf
SCOTCH SHORTHORNS FOR SALE.- ONE
pure bred Roan Bull 13 months old and
one dark red Bull 10 months old For fur-
ther particulnro apply ou lot 80, 2nd Con-
cession }I.R.S., Tuckeron,3 h, or phone 10 on
614, Clinton Central. GIFFORII 0181CH,
Scotnrth, Ont. 2877-tf
HOAR FOR SERVICE. --HAVING RI'CEN'1.
ly Purchased the proven Ynrkahire
"Weldwood 177." his nervi es will now be
available to anyone desiring to improve their
hogs. Term. 91.50 payable at time of e -
vice with privilege of returning, if neteamary.
I huva Mao a nuanber of young hoarysix
3.0
r 01 a old for tole. 11. W. GIHHINGS, R.
R. No, 4, Clinton. Phone. 11.616. 2877,44
AUCTION SALES
I)I'111,11' AUCTION SALE OF C1-107052
Cattle, Humes, Etc. -Jame. Jones, Au,-
i„w ,r. ha. received i,wtructiono from Mr.
Balfour to a,-11 by public (Action on
1.t v Conec,ion 3, Townwhip of Hiblwrt,
n .Monday. February (2th, 1928. the fallowing:
H. r ,-Dr'ivinK rotoce 1.
years odd., driving
ing
mac10 years old. Cattle 12. steel,two
years
.,Id. 10 heifer,, 3 ye•am old. 10 ,,•ening
steers and heifers, 2 furrow cows 2 Sprint
slam, Grain, Flay, Etc - -8 bushels Clover
awl, 20 tons good timothy hay, 10 torn sweet
clover hay, cream separator Standard make
2 set light harne., 10 cords short wood.
Sale commences at I of Block p.m. sharp.
'Perms All num of 910.00 and under, oath:
r that amount 6 menthe' credit will be
on furtrinh
j iii untnof 0 rued
rag ry approved
joint notes, or n discount of aur per ten[.
ulowed off for cash on credit amount.,, Poa-
itieoly no reserve. SAMUEL BALI°OUR.
Proprietor: Janice Jon., Auctionter for 1'e-th
and Huron. 2878-1
AUCTION BALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
ferts,-Mr. Thomas Brown has been in-
tructd to sell by public auction at the reei-
derce of the undersigned in Harpurboy, on
Saturday, February 10th, 1928, et one o'clock
p.s,., the fellerwtng t 1 kitchen range nearly
new. 1 heater nearly new, 4 iron bedsteads,
1 dtesoer, 1 wash stood, 1 Library table, one
dining room table, 1 klub., table. gleam door
cupboard, writing desk and bookcase com-
bined, rockers, leather bottom eh,alra, kitchen
choirs wohmg bine, boiler, dishes, kraus,
Fromm, lady's binydqq piano bench New
Louis -deign, International cream eeparetor
nearly new. vacuum cleaner and .weeper
oomMnd, two demo young White Leghorn
hens. one Shetland pony 8 years old well
broken end other articles. T.-rm.--+000u
GEORGE BEAITREGA.RD. Proprietor: Thos.
Brcwn, Auctioneer. 2817-2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM, BEING COM -
limed of Lot 11, Concession 5, H.R,S..
Tuckecs®ith.-The undersigned auetloneer has
been Distracted to sell on the premises on
February 21.t, at 2 'cloak: The farm con-
taiyk 100 acres of choice day loam, all well
wire fenced and tile uneknalreioed. Barn
04,89 end straw ahe.d S6x50, both on cement
and stone foundation: hen eau] pig stable un-
derneath; water bowls is hare, water up-
tdied from never failing well; oenent brick
house T ahem, 10 roam., noft water in house,
and boated by furnace. On the farm ]e an.
°the, never failing spring well; 40 acres fall
plowd, 45 acres nod, good orchard, all kinds
of fruit and berries. This farm(a located
vnilhin two mil. of the thriving "Town of
Se:darth, with its 5 church., high school and
gad markets, 1 mile from school and church.
Terms of Sale -10'y on day of sale: a portion
maymortgage at 51475 and
balance inn 60 days. WILLIAM 71. WALTER,
Proprietor: Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer, Zurich,
O n 1. 2877-3
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We have on hand at O
0 all times Oat, Barley, 0
0 Corn and Pea Chop, 0
also Ground Flax Seed O
in any quantity. See
° these if in need of feed. O
Milverton Flour, O
Bran and Shorts. O
Grain Buyer. O
Custom Chopping. 0'
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OATMEAL MILLS, O
Seaforth, Ont. O
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AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School of Anctioncering, Chi-
cago. Special course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer-
chanfiise and Farm Sales. Rates in
keeping with prevailing market. Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone
1F- 93. 2866-52
'19hr Rotttlt Huron 4 tclral a 61
their Sadat, e
ioldeir mescal $ IhoW Sfa 'qto
TOWN BALL,, HEN$AI,L
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28rd, 1923
PRIZE LWT:
The following prix& 'will be awarded en
the beet emmplee of seed exhibited in aarord-
ende with the raft governing Weed Bairn t-.
2 baa., 8pring Wheat, any var. 11.10 11.09 700
2 bushe,, No. 72 Oat. 2.80 1 60 1.26
2 bushels White Ont., say
attic. variety
2 bee. Berl*. 6 -rowed
2 bus. Plaid Peas
2 bus. Field Bearm
1 bushel of Timothy Seed
1 baehel of Red Glover $sed
1 bushel or Attalla Bead
1 bushel of Alolke Seed
2.50
2,60
1.60
1.60
1,60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1 bile. Potato., any earl, var. 160
1 hue, Potatoes, for gen.crop 150
Peck of Onions, Dutch Behr,. 1.00
Most creditable elbowing of •
Grain and Seeds.. 8weepatako Badge
1.50 1.26
1.60 1.25
1.00 75c
1.00 76c
1.00 760
1 00 750
1.00 16e
1.00 760
1.00 750
1.00 76c
.60
RULES AND REGULATIONS:
1. -All needs entered for competition must
have been grown by the.exhlbltor within ono
year previous to the exhibition. All exhibits
of seeds shall be had to be representative of
the total quantity of ouch seed offered for
sale by exhibitor. The Secretary of the Su-
eiety may take and preserve samples from
each exhibit for reference in case of dispute
]sing from the Bale of aced by exhibitor,
2--Compeutora must become members of
the Society by paying to the Treasurer their,
of, eith,r prevnou0 to or t the time of
making entries, the slum of 31.00 each, which
will also entitle such member to free entry
In the Stuck Show.
8 -No Premiums shall be awarded on
hibita that contain weed seed. which, In the
epinion of the judge, are of a noxionature.
4.- No exhibitor shall receive more Chun
one prise clue
d.5
cld.
y --All sampler moot be correctly labelled
with the n e of the variety, the amount
of a •ed for sale ami the nulling price. Gram
net a leen than 25 bt.hela fur mile, except
Spring Whe0t, 10 bushels: Alsik.. Timothy.
and Clover, not lean than 3 b.hclo; Alfalfa
:t hunhele. Early Potatoes, not Ica than 5
bushel. ; Late Potatoes, not lean than 25
bushels 0nio,o, not leas than 1 boatel.
6. In Cll.' of dLopute. a statutory d.-rlara-
ti n that the aloes rules huva Leen complied
v,th, may be re5uir,d from each err any
exhibitor 4.1 ao•d.
7. All exhibits for romnetitlone for grina
n a • be delivered at the 'Town hail, tle,o,, 1,
notlater than 12 ,'clock ream,
and shall not
be removed until the close of the Fair al
4 p.m.
AU111SSiON FREE.
'rhe Annted Sprmg Show of Stallions.
Pulls, Pattie and HaHomes will be
In.l.l at Ilerwall'Harman, Homes.�, Tuesday. Ane3 :1,,l. 1'127
Plirt,ruborn later
J. BURNIE, M.M., h. 51. MrLEAN,
President. Secretary -
FARMS FOR SALE
FARM TO RENT. -FARM 6050 1t1N'I' TO
reliable Vxrty,rm.tly mature. Apply
8841. DR. JAMES HELI., Hensoll. 2972-11
100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. OWNER
will sell onr"•aa maple terms for quick
tale. Apply to R. HAYS. Seaforth, Ont
2965.14
FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER. 145
acres a, ,, L Village of Ki
porn,
frame hos'0w.. borne,
one
a bank barn:
in grass. Spring creek !winning
through
'form'formApple'. to SAMUEL'PHOMSON,
Hruretleld, Ont. 22878-1
FARM FOR SALE. -200 ACRES. BEING
Lots S and 4, Coneetelen 4, Hallett
Township, in good state of cultivation. Large
stone house and two bank barns with stabling.
underneath; windmill and water piped
through the stable. Will sell with or with-
out crop and would macerate either rano
For particulars apply to EDWARD PRYOR.
R. R. No. 2, Seaforth. 2841-t2
FARMS FOR SALE. FOR SALE 241/2 OF
Lot 19, and N!q of Lot 20, on the 2n1
Cone.0i00 of Hibbert. On the premises are
a bank barn 40.60 with straw ohd 80.56,
driving ahed 24x30. All th.e have cement
Boors and there iv vreter in the born A
good frame louse. The farm is all cleared,
40 acres plowed; all tile drained. Situated
2 miles from Liublin; also N1 of Lot 10,
on the 2rd Celiceradon- This is n gram farm
with ave acre. or' bush. These farm. will be
sold together or separately as purchaser (M-
abee and on easy tome. For further par-
ocelarn apply on the premises or seers.
78ublin Pmt Office_ PATRICK JORDAN,
Phone 2 nn 17 Dublin. 9878-t4
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S. T. HOLMES
Funeral Director and
Lice 15ed Embalmer
Undertaking Parlors in
Beattie Block, opposite The
Expositor Office. Residence
Goderick St., opposite Dr.
Scott's.
Flowers furnished on short
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said deceased, ant1 that Afteg as41 0
amid 'Executors w1ll distribute the oA1P, OP
among the pemons untitled thereto: -ba
regard only to the 6549400 of whWb they' s 1
then have had notice, end will ant be lfghle
for the on/seeds or said abate so distributed
to any persons of whoa otedns notice AND
not have been received.
PROUDER/2T. RILLORAN Br HOLME$,
donates for Pireeaters.
Sraforthr 19th January, laza. • 2878.8
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,'ANN FOR SALE -FOR SALE LOT 22,
Conceeela. 2, Stanley,. containing 150
acres. On the trembea are a bank barn
with cement floors and water in the barn
and a good frame house. Ten acres hard-
wood bush, the balance ie well drained and
fenced and 8. a good Mate of cultivation.
There are two good wells and two never
lalling epringn on the farm. Situated three
miles from Brucetfeld station. This to a
gone farm and will be sold on reasonable
terms. For further particulars apply an the
premien or adds... Brueefeld Peet Office.
R. R. No. 1. THOMAS CAMPBELL.
2870-tf •
FRAM FOR SALE. -FARM OF TWO HUN-
dred (scree adi0ining the Town of Se.
forth, conveniently situated to all churches,
schools and Collegiate. There is a cemlorb
able brick cottage with a cement kitchen;
barn 100x56 with atone stabling underneath
for 6 bore., 75 head of cattle and 40 heirs
with steel etanehions and water before all
stock; litter carrier and feed carrler and
two cement ail.; driving shed and plat-
form scales. Watered by a reek well end
Ind '11 The farm Is well drained and 1n
a high state of cultivation. The crop is Al
In the ground -choice clay loam. Immedi-
ate p0.nwulon, Apply to M. BEATON, R.
R 2. Seaforth. Ont. 2787-tf
THE EXECITTORS OF [tit LATE ARCHI-
bald McGregor offer for tale Lot 16,
6th Cencaavion. McKillop. 100 acres of Ort
cines farm lands, The land la in a• first
clnae state f cultivation and there are
ereoted on the Premises a good frame dwel-
ling house, with kitchen attached; frame
barn 70.54 with whine foundation, .tabling
underneath and cement Mors and water
throughout, driving house. Pig pen and ban
house. Also about ten acs. of good hard
wood bush. The property is well fenced and
w Il drained and convenient to good markets,
churches and ochoobe. For further particulars
apply to MISS LILLY J. McOREGOR, on the
prem5., or to R. S. BAYS, Solteltor, Sea-
fortth, Ont --tl
FARM FOR SALE, -FOR SALE, LOT 6,
Concession 11. and watt half of Let 6,
C norm ion 10, AIRS., Tnckersmtth, con-
taining 150 acres. There ere on the premises
god two-story brick house with elate root.
large bank barn 100.60 feet with first class
tabling, water in the barn, drive ehed 26194,
pig house and hem house- Two god spring
walla, 0lao an ver -towing spring. The
farm i0 all cleared but about 20 acral. The
god hardwood hush, principally maple All
well fenced end tile drained. Eight acres
of fall wheat sown, 40 acres ready for spring
crop. The fern( in situated 7 mBcn from
Seaforth end 4 mil. from Hcnaa1, one-half
mile from school; rural moil and phone. Will
be sold on easy term.. Unl.a geld by Spring
10 will be for rent For further particular. =
apply on the promisee, or nddr.. R. R. No.
2, Kieran. AN(GUS McKONNON. 2860-tf
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
Town of Seaforth
The Corporation of the Town or Seaforth
hese debentures, with Interest emmont M
t.aehed, for ante nt rate to o1,14 ave and one -
halt per cen5. Pern num. For fns pan
(fader. apply to the ndereigned.
JOHN A. WILSON,
2840-11 Tremor -or.
Ferguson & Co.
Always Something New
FOR REAL COLD WEATHER
Heavy All -wool Lumbermen's Sox, 1420
Real value at
Wool Work Sox, in different colors, Grey, 45c
Heather and Mixed, all one price
Men's Flannel Shirts in light and dark
grey. Specially priced $1.75 & $2.25
for this week
Boys' and Girls' Wool Worsted Stockings,
extra good quality and made to last; all sizes 85c 2 -
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Ladies' Hose in Black Cashmere, 60c
a bargain at _
Ladies' All -wool Drop Stitch in Grey and 00
Brown Heather, at e
10 dozen more of those Fleeced Line Cotton et
Hose at sale price LJC
Worth Much
25 Boys' Sweaters in all colors, "'F 'th
X2MO
O(1
.00, for a
Boys' Pullovers, Black and Yellow. oil
Regular $1.75, for .
LADIES' FUR COATS AT COST.
('ome it* and Make Your Choice.
Fesg uson"'Com Seaforth
Goods are on our eiaelir+,1•I
• did no get them (for keep), we .are
them down for Quick Sale.
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=Friday & Saturc
• EVERYTHING GOOD, CLEAN & FRESH
Castile Soap, large bar, each 15c
Castile Soap, small bar, 7 for 25c
Baking Soda, pound 5e '.
Forest City Baking Powder, sealer 371c
Roman Meal, package 31e
Peanut Butter, bulk, pound . 23c
Peanut Butter, 1 -Ib. pails, each 29c
Corn Starch, 3 for 29c
Toilet Paper, 6 for 25c
Pure Cocoa, 2 pounds 23e
New Dates, per pound 10e
Maple Leaf Corn, 2 for 25c
Finnie Haddie, per tin 20c
Peaches, (in heavy syrup tin) 22c
Sodas, (Christies' or McCormack's), lb15c
Pure Lard, Epicure Brand, 2 lbs. for 39c
Vanilla and Lemon Extracts, large 22c
Pork & Beans, Victory 2s 15c
Jelly Powder, 3 for 25c
Eddy's Matches, 3 for 33c
Brazil and Filbert Nuts 15c
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Shoe Sale
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Special ;STOVE Sale
One Week Only
E. A. McAsh & Son, Varna
Regular Sale
Price Price
Standard Range, large size, 6 holes.,.78.00 65.00
Gurney Oxford Mange, 4 holes 84.00 69.00
Peninsular Range, large size, 6 1101es.95.00 75.00
3 in 1 Heater, for wood, hard and
soft coal ,..50 00 39.50
3 in 1 Heater, for wood, hard and
soft coal... . •13.00 34.00
Royal Happy 'Thought Heater, eater, t'or
wood . 21.00 17.50
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Fi Re -Co Heater .- ....,.40.00 33.00
Patriot Heater, large size 38.00 29.00
No. 2500 Happy Thought Quebec
Heater.......... 24.00 19.5U
1
No. 140 Happy Thought
� Quebec
Ileater ...18.50 15.00
No. 2300 Happy Thought Quebec
Heater .. .....1 16.50 13.00
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"The Winner" Heater 3 2.00 25.00
Box Stove Ileater 13,00 9.50
The Big
Hardware H. EDGE
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,'ANN FOR SALE -FOR SALE LOT 22,
Conceeela. 2, Stanley,. containing 150
acres. On the trembea are a bank barn
with cement floors and water in the barn
and a good frame house. Ten acres hard-
wood bush, the balance ie well drained and
fenced and 8. a good Mate of cultivation.
There are two good wells and two never
lalling epringn on the farm. Situated three
miles from Brucetfeld station. This to a
gone farm and will be sold on reasonable
terms. For further particulars apply an the
premien or adds... Brueefeld Peet Office.
R. R. No. 1. THOMAS CAMPBELL.
2870-tf •
FRAM FOR SALE. -FARM OF TWO HUN-
dred (scree adi0ining the Town of Se.
forth, conveniently situated to all churches,
schools and Collegiate. There is a cemlorb
able brick cottage with a cement kitchen;
barn 100x56 with atone stabling underneath
for 6 bore., 75 head of cattle and 40 heirs
with steel etanehions and water before all
stock; litter carrier and feed carrler and
two cement ail.; driving shed and plat-
form scales. Watered by a reek well end
Ind '11 The farm Is well drained and 1n
a high state of cultivation. The crop is Al
In the ground -choice clay loam. Immedi-
ate p0.nwulon, Apply to M. BEATON, R.
R 2. Seaforth. Ont. 2787-tf
THE EXECITTORS OF [tit LATE ARCHI-
bald McGregor offer for tale Lot 16,
6th Cencaavion. McKillop. 100 acres of Ort
cines farm lands, The land la in a• first
clnae state f cultivation and there are
ereoted on the Premises a good frame dwel-
ling house, with kitchen attached; frame
barn 70.54 with whine foundation, .tabling
underneath and cement Mors and water
throughout, driving house. Pig pen and ban
house. Also about ten acs. of good hard
wood bush. The property is well fenced and
w Il drained and convenient to good markets,
churches and ochoobe. For further particulars
apply to MISS LILLY J. McOREGOR, on the
prem5., or to R. S. BAYS, Solteltor, Sea-
fortth, Ont --tl
FARM FOR SALE, -FOR SALE, LOT 6,
Concession 11. and watt half of Let 6,
C norm ion 10, AIRS., Tnckersmtth, con-
taining 150 acres. There ere on the premises
god two-story brick house with elate root.
large bank barn 100.60 feet with first class
tabling, water in the barn, drive ehed 26194,
pig house and hem house- Two god spring
walla, 0lao an ver -towing spring. The
farm i0 all cleared but about 20 acral. The
god hardwood hush, principally maple All
well fenced end tile drained. Eight acres
of fall wheat sown, 40 acres ready for spring
crop. The fern( in situated 7 mBcn from
Seaforth end 4 mil. from Hcnaa1, one-half
mile from school; rural moil and phone. Will
be sold on easy term.. Unl.a geld by Spring
10 will be for rent For further particular. =
apply on the promisee, or nddr.. R. R. No.
2, Kieran. AN(GUS McKONNON. 2860-tf
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
Town of Seaforth
The Corporation of the Town or Seaforth
hese debentures, with Interest emmont M
t.aehed, for ante nt rate to o1,14 ave and one -
halt per cen5. Pern num. For fns pan
(fader. apply to the ndereigned.
JOHN A. WILSON,
2840-11 Tremor -or.
Ferguson & Co.
Always Something New
FOR REAL COLD WEATHER
Heavy All -wool Lumbermen's Sox, 1420
Real value at
Wool Work Sox, in different colors, Grey, 45c
Heather and Mixed, all one price
Men's Flannel Shirts in light and dark
grey. Specially priced $1.75 & $2.25
for this week
Boys' and Girls' Wool Worsted Stockings,
extra good quality and made to last; all sizes 85c 2 -
iuwinwuuiuwuwnuumnwtutuwmmiunuuinmtwu
Ladies' Hose in Black Cashmere, 60c
a bargain at _
Ladies' All -wool Drop Stitch in Grey and 00
Brown Heather, at e
10 dozen more of those Fleeced Line Cotton et
Hose at sale price LJC
Worth Much
25 Boys' Sweaters in all colors, "'F 'th
X2MO
O(1
.00, for a
Boys' Pullovers, Black and Yellow. oil
Regular $1.75, for .
LADIES' FUR COATS AT COST.
('ome it* and Make Your Choice.
Fesg uson"'Com Seaforth
Goods are on our eiaelir+,1•I
• did no get them (for keep), we .are
them down for Quick Sale.
''0111'.
=Friday & Saturc
• EVERYTHING GOOD, CLEAN & FRESH
Castile Soap, large bar, each 15c
Castile Soap, small bar, 7 for 25c
Baking Soda, pound 5e '.
Forest City Baking Powder, sealer 371c
Roman Meal, package 31e
Peanut Butter, bulk, pound . 23c
Peanut Butter, 1 -Ib. pails, each 29c
Corn Starch, 3 for 29c
Toilet Paper, 6 for 25c
Pure Cocoa, 2 pounds 23e
New Dates, per pound 10e
Maple Leaf Corn, 2 for 25c
Finnie Haddie, per tin 20c
Peaches, (in heavy syrup tin) 22c
Sodas, (Christies' or McCormack's), lb15c
Pure Lard, Epicure Brand, 2 lbs. for 39c
Vanilla and Lemon Extracts, large 22c
Pork & Beans, Victory 2s 15c
Jelly Powder, 3 for 25c
Eddy's Matches, 3 for 33c
Brazil and Filbert Nuts 15c
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Rubber Footwear
It's a Duty people owe to themselves
to see they have
GOOD RUBBERS
Wet or cold feet mean a cold, and a cold
very often means the ruination of health.
RUBBERS cost so little and it is so much
better to provide yourselves with them than go
without.
We sell Good Rubbers, the sort you can de-
pend on; we avoid all composition Rubbers and
cheap Job Lots.
We Have Rubbers in every good shape to fit all
the Newer Models of Shoes.
FRED W. WIGS
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Shoe Sale
We have decided to continue our Annual Winter Sale an-
other two weeks, and we are adding Shoes to the list: -
100 Pairs Ladies' High and Low Shoes, only $L(IO
50 Pairs Ladies' High and Low Shoes, only $2.00
50 Pairs Ladies' High and Low Shoes, only $3.00
12 Pairs Men's Fine Shoes, only $3.0 )
25 Pairs Mon's Fine Shoes, only $4.00
36 Pairs Men's Fine Shoes, only $5.00
Childs', Misses' and Boys' Shoes 25C to $3.00
New Shoes, either Fine or Heavy, for Ladies or Men, specially priced
for this Sale.
TERM, -GASH PHONE 13-622
E. A. McAsh & Son, Varna
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Rubber Footwear
It's a Duty people owe to themselves
to see they have
GOOD RUBBERS
Wet or cold feet mean a cold, and a cold
very often means the ruination of health.
RUBBERS cost so little and it is so much
better to provide yourselves with them than go
without.
We sell Good Rubbers, the sort you can de-
pend on; we avoid all composition Rubbers and
cheap Job Lots.
We Have Rubbers in every good shape to fit all
the Newer Models of Shoes.
FRED W. WIGS
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