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and M.. Denny Bedard. • *eights.
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to and Ma. Funk DiaimusArr
Laporte -At Bauble Line, Hay Townes*. on
FallelialYi tat to Mr. and Mai. Wilfred
Layer* • us.
Woreter.-0. Saturdax, February Prd. at 63
spaenctso Strum, kitratferd, to Dr, and hlrb
F. a. Forster. a daughter -May Hem.10.
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MARRIAGES
ebenitt--ityckalulin.-M 8t Andresen lifiala•a•
iseadea, on Atlanta', Ith, Myrtle Malta,
4aaghlara Mr. aad Mrs Z. Girard 14v/c-
raft. o Hemel. to Mr. Thema J. Sher.
ritt, eon of the late Thomas end M.
Etherritt, of RE11114.11. by the Rev. D. C.
McGregor.
Aloock-Besthrtidge.--At 88. John'. Church
Rostory, Bremen, by Rev. Mr Connor, on
January 1710, Samuel O. Alcak, to Annie,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Bendorkige, both of Morrie Townebly.
DEATHS
Tuokeremith. on February 10th,
Jdha Taylor, aged 64 years.
Burton. -In Clinton. on February 64h. Mar-
tha Colckesith, wife of Mr. John S. Bur-
ton. aged 64 years.
liarrieon.-At Barfield, on February 2nd.
Thomas E. Harrison, is his 52nd year
IMII)R1 ANT NOTICES
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Balance ef Nees Sox,
Wool, per pair 59c
Mitts and Gloves, per
pair 50c to $1.35
Caps, each ..$1:25
Balance of Wool
Sweaters, each $3.25
Men's Overshoes,
per pair ....$2.45 to $2.80
Men's Heavy Rubbers,
to clear $2.90
100 Pairs Women's
Fine Shoes, pair. $1.35
25 Pairs Men's Fine
Shoes, small size» $2.95
These Are Real Bargains!
We Have Others.
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A RE you! ',Sturm u large as they
A-16 should be?
High ocista make maximum yields Isis
essential quality in your animals.
We will advance money to responsible
farmers to replace poor producers. 5.6
J. Flanagan, &iublin
Successor to M. J. Klinkhammer
ROYAL, QUALOTYCHICKS
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ENGINE FOR SALE. -EIGHT HORSE- 1t,
power Massey -Harrel gm engine on elchis, hicks are betched fr bred heavy..
in good conditiom. Apply to BORT. DOIG. y104 000 .tardy,
NO. 4, &Worth, er Pim.. 2 00 106 2879-1t vigorous and grow Into aure layers.
We guarantee 97 per cent safe deliverr of
COWS FOR SALE. --ONE COW JUST day-old chick. sent to your station empress
freshened and rix epringers. Apply to prepaid. You CAPI select from any standard
G. McCAR7'NEY, R. R. No. 3, Seaford.. breed -Rocks. Wyandotte.. Orpintoas,
er plume 1 ox 187. Z878-8 Leghorn., .to.
Yeti should have a copy of our Baby Chick
Q LED OATS FOR SALE.-RENNIE'S Book. it eirea velimble information to Pout-
s, Exaly yi,ektorhovotry raisers. Write fora copy to -day. Its free.
heavy yielder; clean of barley and wiki CANADIAN CHICK HATCHERY
oat.. For particular.. see GEORGE 2P8R9Y.C1E, Department 219
Sitaforth, H 434 IL TON -
raTOOD FOR SALE. -A QUANTITY OF _
" good hardwood, delivered In quantities
ONTARIO
to auk purchmers. Prime right. Phone,
14-183. THOMAS G. BHILLINOLAW. A CTION SAI.ES
2874-tt
' AUCTION SALE OF SCHOOL HOUSE ON
Saturday. February 24th. at 2 p.rn., at
School House No. 10, Stanley, one mile and
a quarter west of Brucefield, A frame build-
ing 60%30, can be sold in two parts or all
together to reit purch.er, also two camels,
and a number of eingle seats. Terme-
SC,C11 months' credit on approved joint 110e..
ov a demount of 8 per cent off for cash
JOHN E. PEPPER, Secretary-Tr.aurer:
George H. Elliott Auctioneer. 2879-2
QCOTCH SHORTHORNS FOR SALE. -ONE
pure bred Roth Bull 19 months old and
one dark red Bull 10 months old. For fur.
they particulon. apply on Lot 80, 2nd Con-
oesolon H.R.S., Tuckeramith, or phone 10 on
614, Clinton Central. GIFFORD CR1CH,
S.forth, Ont. 2877-tf
Roan FOR SERVICE. -HAVING RECENT-
.' 17 purehmed the proven Yorkshire
"Weldwood 177," his services will now be
available to anyone desiring to improve their
hogs. Terms, 11.60 payable at time of ser -
awe with privilege of returning, if necemary.
I have also a number of young boars rix
months old for sale. R. W. GIBBINGS. 11.
IL No. 4, Clinton. Phone 14-616. 2877x4
ANNUAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given toot the Annual
Getter& Meeting of The Robert Bell Ensioo
& Thresher Co., Limited, will be held BA the
Company'. Ofhoe at Seaforth, Ont., on Wed-
nesday, the 21st day of February. 1923, at
2 o ckok in the afternoon,
By order of the Board.
JOHN FINLAYSON,
2879-1 Secretary.
ASK FOR 0011 1,1814 t2
CORN :WESTERN OATS,
FLOUR & FEED. ETC.
fors o12f.41 befcitir titrj iind or,
Steam° creams It( fier•
CHARLES & MCROSTIE
801 r•v•n•ovoL000c. renown
. PHONIC At, 0.11,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THB ESTA.TE of Sar- ah Girth., bete ef
the Town of Seeforth, Spinster. deceased.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN to all per -
eons haring claims againet the Estate of the
above named Sarah Given, deceased, to, send
in the same on or before the 6th day of
Id.arch. 1923, to Proudfoot Ki/loran &
9601120,, Srefortb, Solicitors for Flamm II.
Givtin, of the Town of Seaforth. Adminis-
trating of the estate of the said deceased,
and that after mid date the said Admin..-
tratrix will distribute the said .tate among
the persons entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which they shall' then
have had notice, and will not be liable for
the proceeds of said imitate no distributed to
any peace. of whose claim notice shall not
have been received.
PROUDFOOT. KILLORAN & HOLMES,
Godorich and Seater*.
Solicitor. for Admthistratrix.
Seaforth, 9th February, 1923. 28879-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE of Cetherine Andrew. late
of the Town of Seafentirsi Widow, Hemmed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all per-
sons bevies claim. againat the Estate of Use
above nemed Catherine Andrew, demised to
.41 in the mem to or before the leth of
March, 1920, to Thomas Andrew. Ex-
ecutor of the will of the said deemeed.
and that after said date the said Executor
will distribute the said estate oolong tho
Persons retitled thereto. having regard 0017
to the clano of which they shall Mem have
had notice, and will sat he Mthie iner the
Proceeds of soid rotate or, distributed to ony
Person of *Mee claim notice shell not have
been remitted.
THOMAS ANDREW, litsemese.
lElauforth, lAth.Febtemay. mass
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE
in Cattle, Hors., Pige, Etc. -Th.. Drown,
mietkmeer, has received instructions, from
Mr. George Bell to sell by public auction on
Lot 11, Conctesion 5, Township of Tucker -
smith. 2 mil. south of Seeforth, on Friday.
March 2nd, at 1 o'clock sharp, the follow -
ng • H es -One heavy draught mare six
Years old. one heavy draught gelding three
years old. Cattle -One thoroughbred cow,
Seaforth L
.sie 9th w=100589,-, ; 1 thorough.
btol heifer, Butterfly Girl -.,180683.- both
to calve early, 1 cow with calf el foot, 1
cow due to calve time of sale. 4 young cowo
due ito calve in Mull and May. 5 young
ores, in calf, 2 Holstein heifere 2 year. ole
in calf, 2 heifers coming 2. yeare old in calf,
1 dry cow, 6 ethers doming 2 years old. 8
heifer. rising 2 years old, 7 calve. rising one
year old. 2 /sows due to litter in April, 10
Mara hose, also a. quantity of Siberian Clus-
ter reed oats. Terms -All sums of $10 and
' under, cash; over that amount 6 months'
credit will be given on furnishing approved
joint notes. Seed Oats, cash. Paitively no
reserve GEORGE BELL, Proprietor 7hos.
• Brown, Auctioneer, 28794
UCTION SALE OF FARM. BEING COM-
'. posed of Lot 11, Conoeselon 6, R.R.S..
T.kerserrith.--The undersigned auctioneer hes
been instructed to soli on the premiaes ou
February I/sit, at 3 o'clock: The farm COT.
tripe 100 acree of choice clay loam, all well
wire fenced and the underdrainecL Born
64x89 and straw she! 86180, both on cement
and atone foundation ; ben and pig stable un-
- derrseath; water bowls in barn, wester sup-
plied from never failing well ; cement brick
house T nhape, 10 rooms, soft water in house.
and heated by furnace On the farm is an-
othen never failing spring well; 40 eures foll
plowei, 45 acral sod, good orc-hard, all kin&
of fruit and berries. , This farm is loret,d
within two m92e. of the thriving Town of
Sreforth. with ita 5 cburc-h., high echool and
good markets. 1 calk from school and church.
Teresa of Sa1e-10% on day of sale: a portion
may remain on mortgage at 6%56 end
balance in 30 days. WILLIAM H. WALPER.
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Proprietor; Oscar Klapp, Auctioneer, Zurich,
• Ont. • 2877-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS'
2N THE MATTER of the eons% of Pete
Campbell feemetimes known as Peter
Kamordselse. .10 .6 the ctis or 8osmer4.
In Um Ceonty of Perth, itwetarioit teepee.
deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ell peewee
baying any dalton or deemed. against Om
thite Peter Campbell. Mornetlowe known as
. !Imid dece.ed among the Persons entitled
March, AM., 1923, the said Adminixtrator
thereto, heving regard only to the claims 00
Will Proceed to distribute the tweets of the
which they Abell then have had notice and
that the said Administrator will not he lieble '
tor the said anent or any part thereof to
any persons of whose claim he shall not
have then received notice.
And Mk, notice that after the 10th day of
Peer Earanibeasl, elm diet at the City of
Eagenia. Gr,.,,, on 0. about the athistmath
day .01Cietober, A.D. 1921, ore rom*ed to
ss04 kr 10001 prepaid sec to 4018... 8. the
undersigned, Solicitor. herein for Lode
Onembell, ' Administrator of des state 01
Peter Campbell. their names and addremse
ead full partienlare of their eksium and state. '
000061 or 02,01.' .00.00,08,, ..d the nature of
the securities, 64 any. held 137 them
DATED at Siratford this 7th day of Fetes.-
. P 411 4 ary, A. D., 1723. '
OWENS & 000DWIN.
9 Albert Street, Stretford, Ont. .
Solltiber. for Administrator.
2879-2
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
in Seaforth, and Eto.ehold Furniture.
- The Adminietratrix of the Estate of Sor.sh
01,110, deceased, will offer for sale by public
auction, by Thome. Brown, Auationrer, on
the premises in the Town of Seaforth. at 2
o'clock p.m., on Monday, the 12th day of
March. 1923, the following ProPerte. monelr:
Lots Numbers 122, 123 and 124 in .Gouinlockai
Survey of part of the Town of Saaforth. On
the property there is a frame story and a
half house with eix rooms and kitchen and
cellar; aloe the following household effects: -
Four beds and bedding. 1 bureau. 1 direser,
4 stands, 4 tablet, 5 reeking <theirs, 18
▪ mailer chairs, 1 lounge, 1 large glees cue -
beard, 1 clock, 1 orgen, 1 sewing machine, 1
wringer, 1 copper boiler. 1 parlor rug, 2 bed
POMP carpets. 1 firer oil cloth, window
shaden, curtains, 1 kitchen stove, 1 coal
heater, quantity of dishes, 1 hewn mower,
quantity of wood and real.. potatoee, apples
aryl other fruit, and other articles. 'Denies -
10 per rent. of the northers, Price of the
realty on the day of eale, end the beam*
within 30 days thereafter Terms regarding
Household Effects--C.h. For further par-
ticulate mei comktions of eats &poly to
puoumeresT, 811.1.00.AN & HOLMES.
Coder -leis and flealerth. Sidiaitom Par Ad-
raDviatratrix ; 'Mamas Bea... Auctioneer.
Dated at Srefortb 12 February. 7412-4
A UCTION SALE OF FARM grecs AND
Impleaseritia-The undersigned has ree.eiv-
ell thetruetiom 0. .111 Irr Pebble auction sisa
Lot 1, Csituesekols 81. Tockerematib, on Bator -
d.7. February 26M. 1923, eermatheing at
one ,?,lock sharp, the following: Beceee--
1 drengist mare 6 ware old. 1 sericulture
h ome 1 Petra cad 8 agriculture/ home 7
Pears old. 1 driver 7 years old. Cow, -One
oow with calf at aide. 1 lkiletele emir dee
time or 'Intl% 1 Hereford mow dr se March let,
1 no. deo April 0.8, 1 now dee April 10th,
1 cow due end of June. 9 good cow,
freshened in December, 1 Mt any 1 far-,
row cow, 1 fat IseLfern, 1 oshive, 1 Durham
• regietered Pigs -Two a01•15 with litters.
O sows Mse in March, 0 sows doe in April.
18 thanks from 80 to 140 Me Hans -25
bred -to -lay Rock pullets, 65 White Luther.
mostly pullets, 6 pure bred White Leghorn
meet..., 2 rare bred Rook ranters. 'nude-
mente--Maremy-Herris binder 6 -foot, 10 -foot
eteal roller new, manure norersder, wagon,
new 3-seetion harrow, feather, walking
Iskiw, set of !sleighs, onion peeler, weigh
steles 1 ton capacity, double hareem, wagon
' box, Detains/ cream armarator nearly new,
Chatham incubator end broorler, spindle spoke
rather tire top boggy nearly new, good top
buggy with steel thres, auto seat cutter. new:
1 cinum. 176 feet hay fork rope, new last
honest, 2 amorist .714, bo., forks.
ahovels and o. quantity of bay and mote. 8
l•uphd• 01 early need potatoes en.' other
Petite.. Terrnn-All rents of $10,00 and
under, cash; bay, meta, end pot/Coen, enah:
over that amount 9 months' credit will be
giten0,, furnishing Approved joint note..
11, per cent. off for cash on credit ereennbs.
ROSS MeLEAN, Proprietor; Oscer Elms%
Auctioneer. 2879x2
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WHEN YOU HAYE
ROAST OR CHOPS
you of course want 10 be sure
that your family and guests will
not be disappointed. The meat is
the moat important part or the
dinner and must be right, both
in the raw state and in the pre,
pared state. You can depend on
us to do our share.
D. H. STEWART
Main Street - Seaforth.
Phone 58.
Hensall Seed Show
The South Huron Agriculture/ Society will
hold their Annual Seed Shaw in the
TOWN HALL, HENSAL.L
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1923
PRIZE LIST:
The following prie,w wall be awarded on
the beet emeritus of seed exhibited In .cord-
sanc, with the rules governing Seed Pairs
2 bus. Spring Wheat, any var. 11.60 91.00 76e
2 bushels No. 72 Oats 2.80 1 50 1.26
2 bushels White Oata1 any
other variety 2.60 1.60 1.26
2 bus. Barley, 6 -rowed 2.50 1.60 1.25
2 bus. 101.14 Pea, 1.60 1.00 76.
2 bus. Field Bea. 1.60 1.00 76c
1 beetle' of Timothy Seed1.50 1.00 76c
1 bushel of Red Clover Seed 1.60 1 00 76c
1 bushel of Alfalfa Seed1.60 1.00 76c
1 bushel of Alsike Seed 1.50 1.00 75c
1 b.. Potato.. any early var1.50 1.00 76.
1 Mu.. Potatoes, for gen.crop 1 60 LOO 750
Peel. of Onions, Dutch Beta1.00 .60
Most creditable ehowing of
Grain and Seeds Sweepstake Badge
RULES AND REGULATIONS:
1.-- All see& entered for competition meet
have been grown by the exhibitor within me
year previous to the exhibition. 1.11 exhibits
of seeds shall be held to he representative of
the total quantity of such seed offered for
sale by exhibitor. The Secretary of the So-
ciety may take and preserve samples from
each exhibit for referenae 10 cane of dispute
arising from the sale of eeed by exhibitor.
2 -Conspetitore must become membra of
the Society by Paring to the Treasurer there-
of, either previews 00 .0 at the time of
nothing entri., the suM of $1.00 each, which
will also entitle such member to free entry
in the Stock Show.
3 -No Premium. shall be awarded on ex-
hibits that contain weed seed. which, in the
opinion of the Judge, are of a noxious nature.
4. -No exhibitor shall receive more than
one prim in any class.
5 -All samples must be correct/y labelled
with the name of the variety, the amount
of seed for sale and the ;selling prioe. Grain
not lean than 26 bushels for Rale, except
Spring Wheat, 10 bushel,; Abilke, Timothy,
and Clover. not Ime than 3 bushel,; Alfalfa
3 Maio.; Early Potato., not le. than 5
bushels; Late Potatoes. not les. than 25
bushel,; Onio., not less than 1 bushel.
6.-.1n case of dispute, a statutory deo/ara-
tion that the above rules have been complied
with, may be required 'from each or any
exhibitor of heed.
7.-A/1 ex/State for competitiona for prime
must be delivered at the Town Hall, Hensel',
not later than 12 o'clock noon, and shall not
be removed until the close of the Fele tt
4 p.m.
ADMISSION FREE.
The Annual Spring allow of Stallione,
Pulls, Cattle and Hamm Horses will be
hied at Hensall on Tueeday. April 3.4, 1923
Particulars later.
J. BURNIE, M.M., K. M. McLEAN,
President. Secretary.
2878-2
FARMS FOR SALE
"FARM TO RENT. -FARM FOR RENT TO
• reliable party, meetly pasture. Apple
soon. DR. JAMES BELL. Hensel'. 28724/
100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. OWNER
will sell on reasonable ternm for quick
sale. Apply to R. S. HAYS, Seaforth, Oat
2865-tf
FARM FOR SALE. -200 A,CRES, BEING
Lots a and 4, Concession 4, Hamm
Township, in good state of cultivation. Lams
stone house and two bank barna with •tablina
underneath; windmill and water Piped
through the °table. Will mil vrith or with
out crop and would separate either fawns
For nertioalere apply to EDWARD PRYOR
R. R. No. 2. Seaforth, 284141
VARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE. LOT 13,
containing 100 acme, on the 8th Con-
cession. and 25 eaters on the lith Concession
of McKillop, three miles meat of Winthrop.
This ts one of the choicest farms in Huron
County. It is all cleared except five acres
of hardwood bush. The farm is tile drain-
ed and well fenced. and is situated half
a mile from school. On the premises is a
large cement dwelling, bank barn, good
orchard and never -failing well at the barn.
On the 25 acres is a never -failing spring
creek. This farm hea been needed to grass
and its in first class etete of cultivation. It
will be sold 'together or separately and OP
reaeonable terms. Good remora for selling.
For further particulars apply to MRS
SUSAN ROSS, 57 Belhaven Road, Toronto.
M79-4
FARMS FOR SALE. -FOR SALE N1/4 OF
. Lot 10. and NIA of Lot 20, en the 2nd
C,oneession of /fibber*. On the premises are
O bank barn 40100 with era. shed 80.66,
driving abed 24..30. AOl hem have cement
Poore and there 1p water in the barn A
good frame home. The farm Is aleared.
40 scree plowei: all the drained. Situated
2 miles from Dublin: a/so 241/4 of Lot 19,
on the 13ri41 Cenotezion. Ilvie la a grass farm
with five aeres of Isiah. Them fame will he
.old together or separately ea porchaserr
aig and on easy Lerma For further
Mettle00 *93117 on the premises or Mdoma
Dublin Peat Offwe. PATRICK JORDAN,
Phone 1 oft 17 Deblia. 2018-84
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0 C. G. THOMPSON
Phone 25
0 We have on hand at
0 all times Oat, Barley,
0 Corn and Pea Chop,
0 also Ground Flax Seed
0 in any quantity. See
these if in need of feed. *
Milverton Flour,
Bran and Shorts.
Grain Buyer.
Custom Chopping.
-0 A Carload of Re -cleaned 0
0 Screenings Expected at End 0
O of week.
OATMEAL MILLS, *
0 Seaforth, Ont.
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF commERcE.
PAID-UP CAPITAL - .$15,000,000
RESERVE FUND . $15.000,000
SEAF9RTH BRANCH, J. G. Mullen, Manager.
0,m••••m••••••••••
NOW SHOWING
OUR FULL LINE OF
Spring Suiting s
An exceptionally wide range of Samples
to choose from all the Latest Spring Materials
and Patterns.
Tweeds, Fine Cheviots, Serges in Blue arid
Browns, Business Greys, Black and Blues with
White Stripe, and many others.
OUR SUITS AT
$24.00 to $37.00
For Quality and Price They are Leaders.
SMALL PRICES -LONG VALUES
"My Wardrobe" Main St., Seaforth
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Lo23
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Half Million Feet of Logs Wanted
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at Brucefield Mill
No, 1 Choice Basswood Logs, 16 -inch top and up ' $30.00 per M.
Lengths, 10 feet, 12 feet and 14 feet; mostly 14 feet.
No. 1 Choice Hard Maple Logs, 18 -inch tops and up, $25 to $30 per M.
No, 1 Choice Hard Maple Logs, 12 -inch to 18 -inch tops..$20.00 per M.
Lengths, 10 feet, 12 feet and 14 feet,
No. 1 Choice Soft Elm Logs, 20 -inch tops and up, $25 to $30 per M.
No. 1 Choice Soft Elm Logs, 16 -inch to 20 -inch tops, $20 to $25 per M.
Lengths, 10 feet, 12 feet and 14 feet.
HARD MAPLE AND BEECH LOGS, 11 -inch to 15 -inch tops only
Sound Knots no defect, but must be in assorted lengths, as
follows:
9 pieces, 8 feet 6inches
6 pieces, 9 feet
5 pieces, 9 feet 6 inches
5 pieces, 10 feet 6 inches
4 pieces, 11 feet
$20.00 PER M.
4 pieces, 11 feet 6 inches
3 pieces, 12 feet, 6 inches
3 pieces, 13 feet
3 pieces, 13 feet 6 inches
2 pieces, 15 feet
PAYMENT IN FULL ON 1st OF EACH CALENDAR MONTH
The Geddes -Tyson
Lumber Company
BRUCEFIELD, - - - - ONTARIO
These Good are on our ehe
did not get them (for keeps); 'wea.,
them dotvn for Quick Sale.
EVERYTIIING GOOD, CLEAR &
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Saturdi
SEEDLESS RAISINS, 2 pounds
PRUNES, 2 pounds
SHELLED WALNUTS, broken, pound
PEANUT BUTTER, bulk, pound
Ei HEINZ SWEET PICKLES, pint
GRAPE NUTS, per package
= CASTILE SOAP, large bar
= PURE COCOA, 2 pounds 28c
E REX CATSUP, 2 for 21Ic
E TOILET PAPER, 6 rolls for
25c
= • BRAZIL and FILBERT NUTS, pound
= Our '70c Tea, Black or Mixed, Special for Friday 15c
= and Saturday only, 2 pounds
$1.1.0
• We Pay Highest Prices for Fresh Eggs and Good Dairy Butter.
tee,.
15c
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_Ferguson & Co.
Always Something New
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FOR REAL COLD WEATHER
Heavy All -wool Lumbermen's Sox,
= Real value at $1
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=WORK SHOES
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For Spring
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El. Our Stock of lien's Work Shoes for Spring is now on the
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shelves and we have Special Values to otter you.
IFor Clearing We Are Offering:
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r_.,. MEN'S NO. 1 QUALITY RUBBERS, for pointed toe shoe at 75c
I WOMEN'S CLOTH TOP RUBBERS, in quail aim at 69c
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BOYS' HIGH LEATHER TOP RUBBERS, small sizes st...$2.95
ri MEN'S 4 -BUCKLE OVERSHOES at
Ft These are not Seconds but No. 1 Quality Goods. In some
lines we have not all sizes, but out they mat go to make room
for arriving Spring Stock,
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FRED W. WIGG
El Wool Work Sox, in different colors, Grey, 45
Men's Flannel Shirts in light and dark
grey. Specially priced
for this week $ 1.75 & $2.25
Boys' and Girls' Wool Worsted Stockings, OE„ g
extra good quality and made to last; an sizes 00‘,
Ladies' Hose in Black Cashmere,
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Ladies' All -wool Drop Stitch in Grey and Ai a •
= , = Brown Heather, at 1 1 .600 E
Fii!...... 10 dozen more of those FleecedLine Cotton 23c
......,.; Hose at sale price .
i I Worth Much More.
El r...P. 25 Boys' Sweaters in all colors, worth
' P. $2.00, for
I i Boys' Pullovers, Black and Yellow.
r-. Regular $1.75, for
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LADIES' FUR COATS AT COST.
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Heather and Mixed, all one price C
Come in and Make Your Choice.
Ferguson Co., Seaforth
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We have decided to continue our Annual Winter Sale an- ,1 '
other two weeks, and we are adding Shoes to the list:- 1;
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100 Pairs Ladies' High and Low Shoes, only $100 I
50 Pairs Ladies' High and Low Shoes, only $2.00 1 ,
50 Pairs Ladies' High and Low Shoes, only UN 1
12 Pairs Men's Fine Shoes, only $4$30000
25 Pairs Men's Fine Shoes, only
56 Pairs Men's Fine Shoes, only
Childs', Misses' and Boys' Shoe 25C to $3.00
New Shoes, either Fine or Heavy, for Ladies or Men, specially priced 1
for this Sale.
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_Ferguson & Co.
Always Something New
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FOR REAL COLD WEATHER
Heavy All -wool Lumbermen's Sox,
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=WORK SHOES
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For Spring
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El. Our Stock of lien's Work Shoes for Spring is now on the
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shelves and we have Special Values to otter you.
IFor Clearing We Are Offering:
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r_.,. MEN'S NO. 1 QUALITY RUBBERS, for pointed toe shoe at 75c
I WOMEN'S CLOTH TOP RUBBERS, in quail aim at 69c
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BOYS' HIGH LEATHER TOP RUBBERS, small sizes st...$2.95
ri MEN'S 4 -BUCKLE OVERSHOES at
Ft These are not Seconds but No. 1 Quality Goods. In some
lines we have not all sizes, but out they mat go to make room
for arriving Spring Stock,
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FRED W. WIGG
El Wool Work Sox, in different colors, Grey, 45
Men's Flannel Shirts in light and dark
grey. Specially priced
for this week $ 1.75 & $2.25
Boys' and Girls' Wool Worsted Stockings, OE„ g
extra good quality and made to last; an sizes 00‘,
Ladies' Hose in Black Cashmere,
II 2
C
I.: E a bargain at
- .
Ladies' All -wool Drop Stitch in Grey and Ai a •
= , = Brown Heather, at 1 1 .600 E
Fii!...... 10 dozen more of those FleecedLine Cotton 23c
......,.; Hose at sale price .
i I Worth Much More.
El r...P. 25 Boys' Sweaters in all colors, worth
' P. $2.00, for
I i Boys' Pullovers, Black and Yellow.
r-. Regular $1.75, for
5=
LADIES' FUR COATS AT COST.
_- =
Heather and Mixed, all one price C
Come in and Make Your Choice.
Ferguson Co., Seaforth
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