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Thured08. Feb=IM
Butter, per ib
Ego,ped' dozen ,8¢ t00
lift
Potatoes, per bag ..... 700
u, per ton$2@00
-1, -rtes per ton :.:.. , , . , , . $28,00
Oats, per bushel 45c
Wheat, per 'buaki*l $1,18
55c
Peas,
Flour, Bper bushel
of 1 : .86 to $8.�
IIos, per cwt $10.00
Barley, per bushel', '
GRAIN 8U RKET.
Toronto, February 20th.-•-Manitoha Wheat
t -No. 1 Northern, 31.27.
Manitoba 'ata -Nominal
Manitoba barley -Nominal.
All the above track, Bay porta.
amerdcan acorn --No. 8 yellow, 90j(yu; No.
2, 8&,.
Barley -Malting, 69 to 61e, according to
freights outside,
Buckwheat -No, 2, 78 to 80a
Rye --260 2, 84 to 86a
• Mlllfed-Delivered, Montreal freights, hag*
tucheld: Bran, per ton, $26.00; aborta, per
ton. 328,00; mlddhagn, 328.60; good feed
Spur. *2 00.
Ottarto Wheat --No, 2 white, 31.14 to $L16,
...oiling. to freights outedde.
Olean° white outeee48 to 60*.
Ontario floor -Ninety per cent, potent, in
jute hags; Montreal, prompt shipment, $6.10
to 36.20; Toronto, basis, 36.05 to 95.16; bulk
*eobonrd, 34,86 to 36.00.
Manitoba floor -int pateoas la Hotton cocks,
97.10 per barrel; 2nd 9044000 x94,60.
Hay -Extra Na 2 per ,6n, track. Toronto,
314.00; mixed, 311.00;. el
Straw --1`o, )o6 per �I
99.69, MARRIAGES
-...-
Ira, y putrtmYl 'd
I'ta i._="Iia • UPI= I
'r+Otnaddp Ob Feltner, tO'
Mr. and lira. John Rap, Jr„ason. •
P,94etrtgra.-ln Ueberne, 4m IRebraao to* tri'
+M4Fr aid *its Feppy Pashri*,e• p seat
Caub.ioa--dn on Febettery 10th, to'
Mr, and hire:7y,d. Osntslea,: of FrCeReate
Snake 11
dIla at•
(I
Mriteea-I11 n Uahorno TaWr.h4R on Fobrn-
ery 170, 1028, to Mr. and Mre. 860w0ot
McQueen, o dkughtcr, (HQ= Grace). \
McDonald-Heirmrtiler.--At the Manse, F'ord-
•w•Ich, on January Slot, by Bev. A Laing,
Mks Freda Heinm11er, end Conc,eoion of
Howick, to Mr. Vernon McDonald, of Grey
Township
DEATHS
Cadieux. --In Oonforth, on • February 19th,
Paul Cadieux, sari 66 years.
Devereapx.-In Seaforth, on February 2900,
F. E. Devereaux, in his 46th year.
Tr•rranoa--Ip Coriander, Bask., an January
80th,' Eophemia Lenora Torrance, second
daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Torrance,
aged 18 year.. and 6 pipette,.
Mllllan.-In Goderich, on February 8th, Mand
le 1044100 , youngest daughter of 34r and
Mrs. Thomas MU11nn, In her 28th your.
Holhtnd.-.Int Goderdch, on February 10th.
Mary Adelaide Doble, widow of the late
John Holland, in her 67th year.
Ritohie,-ln Wroxeter, <ut February 5th, Ma--
garet Hemdetaon, rellot of the late Jenne
hull Pabip3 soot, II[eusufic)N,
a c4�gp�}�a�r� w t Uf*O'fpc�dt '4 feat& 4M
thml �o ea It Hold In two parte ortrae411
purchaser,
also closets a Dumber oMrlee . two
Swan Months' oredit oft approved lelnt Hetes
or a didcbunt of 8 per cent. oft for cash
JOHN Fl. PEPPER, Secretary -Treasurer;
George IL. Elliott, Auctioneer. $878-2
PUBLIC AUOTION BALE OF CHOICE
Cattle, Heroes, Pigs, Rf�--The- Brown,
auctioneer, hge received dente: aQom from
Mr. George Bell to Hell by nubile auotion on
Lot 11, Concmolon 6, Township of Tuckor-
nmlth, 2 mile, ,Doth of Seaforth, on Friday,
Marek 2nd, at 1 o'clock sharp, the follow -
Ing: Hese-One heavy draught mare six
Years old, one heavy draught gelding three
years old. Cattle -One thoroughbred cow,
Seaforth Lassie 464, _100688=; 1 thorough -
toted heifer, Butterfly Girl 6180688- both
to calve early, 1 oow with calf at foot, 1
cow due to calve time of aale, 4 young cows
due ,to calve in April and May, 5 Young
cows in calf, 2 Holstein heifers 2 years old
to calf, 2 heifers coming 2 years old in calf,
1 dry cow, 6 steers doming 2 yours old, 8
heifer* rising 2 years old, 7 calves rising one
Veer old, 2 sono due to litter In April, 10
*tore hose, also a gnadtlty of Siberian Cus-
ter need oats. Terms --Ail suns of $30 and
under, cath; over that amount 6 months'
credit wilt be elven on furnishing Improved
Joint note. Sed Oat,, oaeh. Positively no
reserve GEORGE BELL, Proprietor; Thos.
Brown, •A*otloneer, 2879-2
Fitzaer,
Riteht-In Logon, John e. .•' AUCTION BALE OF FARM STOOK AND
efn Fnbr,rary 8th, t'\
Titan
ar• In 6*. 64th Year.1mDlepenta The underslRnd has
reoely-
el Instructions to eel' by public auction on
Lor 8, Concaulon 11, Tuckeremtt, on Satan.
ver, $8.00 to $12. ( day. February 24th, 1023, commencing at
n, track, Toronto. f one o'clock sharp, the following: Homea-
1 draught mare 6 years rid. 1 agricultural
horse 7 years old, 1 agricultural horse 7
years old, 1 driver 7 years rid. Cows --One
IMPORTANT NOTICES
ENGINE FOR SALE. -EIGHT HORSE -
power Mersey -Hai Is gas engine on skids,
in god condition. Apply to ROUT. DING,
No. 4, Sooforth, or phone 2 on 136 2819-tf
COW$. FOR BALE. --ONE COW JUST
fr0*honed and •o, springens. Apply to
.0. R McCARTNEY, R. R.' No. 3, Seaforth,
or panne 3 on 137. 2878.8
WOOD FOR SALE. --A QUANTITY OF
good hardwood, delivered In quantities
to sult purchasers. Prices right. Phone
14-183. THOMAS G. BIiILLFNGLAW,
2874-t1
VOR BALE: 110115E WITH ALL MODERN
• convenience, and flue acres of land near
Seaforth, known am the Dan McDonald prop-
Lv, lmmexti,s4I p00,001on can 6e given.
This is n nylrodid opportunity for a farmer
wi:.hing to retire or to ,un 0 chicken farm.
Apply to R. 6. HAYS, Seaforth. 2830,1-1
SCOTCH SHORTHORNS FOR SALE. ---ONE
Pere bred (conn null 13 months old And
one dark red Ilnll 10 months old. For fur.
ther particulem apply on Lot 20, 2nd Con-
eoaoiun H.R.S., Tuckorm,th. or phone 10 on
614. Clinton. Central. CIFFORD (RICH,
Seaforth. Ont. 2877-tf
BOAR FOR SERVICE- HAVING RECENT -
1* porch nerd the proven Yorkshire
"Weldwood 171," hid services, will now he
available to anyone d,oirim' to improve their
hogs. Terms, tine payable at time of ser-
vice wllh privilege of returning. if necessary.
I have oleo a number of mine hone six
months old for sale. R. W. GILIRINGS, R.
R. No. 4, Clinton. Phone 14.616. 2377x4
WANTED, • 1,0CA I. R1: PR)09ENT.AT I V f:$
• 1h *1 tart, of.. Ontario tr, gall direct to
the farmer Diel '0"r the WOG/N,41, BE;,-
411AN M111d/T1'E, the mo,t reliable end nat-
b.,feetory, eaniett turning and best skimming
Cream Separator in the world, the most
copular machine over .old in Cement. 1,000,003
,n use the world over sold in Canada by ,e
fn• 30 year; List.Milking Machine,. Lister
Farm Engines. Cria,l.n, and Blower lioaes.
Lister Electric Lighting Plante. tell the best
of their kind. Splendid opportunity for local
machine mon or fermrr'd son with road me -
•'h', icol knowledge and sellinge bility; 'mot
possess the best of chsraeter, bewell known
in locality and 1st prepared to drive the dis-
tri,t oonttnuou ly-•'A vplrmdld oppdrrunity
for men who undcmtand their iib and are
not afraid of work Salary and comminnion
.with gond advertising aaaHtance from Head
Office given, Apply, stating age, referenreA
and full parteuJan to R. A. LISTER &
COMPANY (CANADA) LTD., 68 Stewtrt
Street, Toronto. 9880-1
REMNANTS
2 lbs. cotton remnants for
patchwork, $1, 5 tbs. $2, 10
lbs, $8, 25 lbs. $b, 1 ib. silk,
or velvet patches $1, 2 lb
$1.50, 8 lbs. $2, 1 lb_ hig
grade fingering yarn, all shades, $1.
A MCCREERY & CO., Importers,
CHATHAM, Ont
iPJlIII!!61WBI!
Massed
Selling
by Long Distance
Right now, all over Can-
ada, salesmen are making
appointments with cus-
tomers in distant cities,
forestalling competition
and getting the orders,
on the books.
At no time in history
has it been more im-
porhant to the business
man to be in many places
in one day. The more
places he can be in, the
more goods he will sell.
111 'o man can be in two
places of once except
be use Long Distance.
In many cases the line
that separates the effi-
cient from the inefflicient
is the thin copper line
of Long Distance.
Multiply Your contacts—
Long Distance does it I
Every
Rat Telephone lea
Log Diseonoo Serdion
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION BALE, OF' FARM AND FARM
Stock. - Mr. W. E. Nairn hes received
instructions to sell by public suet enoLot
2D. G,nea+olon 3, Hibbert, on Tuesday, March
001,, at 1 odock p,m., oharp, the following:
Hones- -2 gelding* seven yearn old, 2 filly
crating 2 yearn old, Percheron,, well bred;
1 yelling one year old, Perrheron, Cattle -
1 row due to calve' in 'October, 2 choice cows
due to carve in May, 6 *teem two yens 1d,
8 heifer Heine 2 year. old, 1 Durham bull
one year old, ed, 'spring aalven, '2 young
tali ea. .I'6m-.l sown with litteal at foot,
1 sow due to farrow March 13th, 1 eu,w due
to farrow April 14th, 2 Dewe due to farro.v'
A)•ri: nth, 30 *tore hogs from 100 to 140
pound*, alms 60 young hens. The Farm is
composed of the wet half Lot No 10, Cro-
L1n 3, Ilibb rt, b first class lend ouital,':
for grain growingu r grayingI. two walls;
five arg'q� f choicehardwood timber. The
tarot hue bteprt well seeded to grace in 102].
Term* for land mode known on day of sale.
Terms en Chattily --AU surae of 810.00 and
moth ; over that amount 8 Months'
cede t n,
vv on uppved joint note. 3', v,•
per cent - o'0 for cath un crdit amoun'o.
l'A'l'I6ICK J01l')AN, Proprietor ;
Nairn Aurtioner. ------ 2800x1
A 1: C'1'ION SALE OF HOUSE AND 1,01
in Seaforth, lind Household Furniture.
The Administratrix ,f the Etats of Sar.,h
G8:11n, deoeooel, will offer fur lode hY MOB':
oeion. by Thome, Brown, Auctioneer, on
.10• prcmites in the Town of Sceforth, at 2
:'rioek p.m., on Monday. the 12th day of
1928, the fialowdne property, namely:
1,,o, Numbers 122, 123 and 124 in Gouioluelee
Money f Dart of the Town of Seaforth. On
the pr.,lferty there is a framestory and ,t
hell' boors with six none and kitchen and
eetlar: al..o the following household effects •
Pour bd+ null be:Uing, 1 bureau, 1 drra,er,
4 stunts, 4 table.. 5 rocking chain, 15
miller chair, 1 lounge, 1 (urge glans cup-
board, 1 clock, 1 organ, 1 sewing mnc•hine, 1
roger, 1 .:tipper boiler, 1 psrh,r rug, 2 hid
mom carpets. 1 floor oil cloth, window
curtains, I kitohim :stove, 1 coal
header. quantity of di,hr, 1 L,wn mower,
c,uortity of wood and real, potation, ,pyla
an] other fruit, and 01hor articles, Terms --
10 per cent. of the pureh,.e price of the
miry on the day of sale, ,,,,d the balerce
within 30 days thereafter Terme regarding
Hnuoehold FYfee4-.-Cooh. For further par-
tkulan and condition, of nate apply le
PROUDFOOT, 121.LOR.N & HO/MSS,
Goderirh and 13enforth, Solicitors far Ad.
inixtretrix; Thomas Brown, Auctioneer.
Dntei at Seaforth 12 February, 1023. 2677.1
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK ANC,
Feed. James Joao, auctioneer, has n-
eciueyl instructions from Mr R. S. Aikens
to *en by public auction en leg 92, Cenci -s-
alon 1, Township of Logan, on Thursday,
March lot, 1013. the following: Cottle -
Durham a with calf at feet, Durham c, •
due March nth. Durham: cow to fish -
en Marsh 15th. two Durham crown due
t., freohen March 15th, ? Durham rows due
to freshen the last of March. cow due April
let, cow due April 15th. cow due to freshen
an May, 2 nteoru one year std, .1 heifee one
rear old, .Z ateere two yen old, Pias -
Thoroughbred Tamworth sow due to litter
time of nate, 0 Ydrknhir< eel. due to litter
in April, Writable*. How due is litter 15th
Mny, 6 chinks weight 120 lbs„ 12 pigs 100
pound., 10 chunks - alxout 76 pounds, 8 pigs
lust weaned. Hay and Grain. --10 tons of
timothy and elover hay and a quantity of
straw, 200 bushels of Banner Dab, 10 bushels
df peen. Bale at one
e o'clock .harp. Terme
-All nom, *0 810and under, cash; neer
that amount 0 moot9e' credit will be given
no furnishing, approved lomt oatex, or
discount of 6 per .cent per annum (Mowed
MT for cash on ordit etmurrel. Pmltively
o reserve .. the Property has got to be
sold to straighten np father's estate. R. S.
ATHENS, Proprietor; Jame Jones, Auo-
tionecr 2880.1
AUCTION BALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implements 3 -Mr. Thomas Brown has r
ad•lied instruction to oell by public euetion
-ea Lot 20, Concession 6. M'Kinop, on Wed-
nesday, March 7t6, 1028, at one o'clock nha:p,
the following; Horse». 1 Keay draught mare
, 8 yearn old, 1 heavy draught mare 7 yeah'
old, 1 agricultural mare 8 yearn old. Cattle --
1 ouw freahened January 6th, 1 cow fresh -
end January 3011,, 1 cow doe to enlve June
Lit 1 two-year-old heifer, 1 year-old heifer,
1 heifer 8 months Md. 1 year-old steer. !Wo
young ealirot and 7 Road et*rant rising three
years rid, 4 nice pica and a number of
Itcrred Rock hens, Implements --1 Massey_
Herrin hander 7 -foot cut with sheaf carrier
end truck, 1 Frost & Wood aced trill, one
*Pring tooth rultivntnr, 1 Frost & Wood plow
No. 20, 1 Cock/Anti plow No. 21, 1 set iron
harrows, 1 three-quarter wagon, 1 gravel ho.,
1 hay reek, 1 set aleIghs with bunks and
flat rack, 1 truck wagon. 1 set weigh scales
2,500 lbs., with reek for weighing *tock, 1
eating box, 1 buggy, 1 cutter, 1 sugar kettle,
1 sap pan and shout 100 nap tine, 2 .wt,
double hareem. 1 42erallon galvanised .2
Conk, a quantity of hay, nndji,, lot of ether
small anis!cs ton numerous to menti oa.
TERMS-- A)) sums of 810.00 and under. rash ;
over that amount 12 months' credit will be
elven on furnishing approved joint nater.
Five per cent. <Recount off for eneh nn credit
amot,nto. No reserve as proprietor hes unit
his farm. ROBERT A HOGG, Proprietor ;
Thorn. Brown, Auctioneer. 2880-2 `
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implomemtt,-Thoma, Iirowlt has been ;
ntruete,l to sell by public amnion on int 17,
Coueaooion 12, 110KWop, 0n Tuesday, March
653. 1923, et 1 o'clock p.m., sharp. the fol-
lowina: ,Horan -One black gdidiwg riding
5 Years, gr'y gelding rising 5 years, hay
ge+ding rising 4 yenm, grey mare r1ing eve
nem in foul to River Rank, general pulp„se
home riding 3 Mae. broken; colt 9 months
odd by Olen Rae. Cottle 3 raves fresh ,t
time of sole, row due March let cow due in
Mar, 3 heifers maims 2 yearn ,,lel, 2 atop).
rating 2 yearn old, 7 rely. riving one Year
old. Durham bull rising 2 yawn Md. Figs.
One now with litter et foot, one now dire
et. time of ante, 2 town due April 12th, sow
due April 21st. implements Meaney -Har -in
hinder 7 -foot cut McG,rmlel, mower 6 -fent
rt Dein hay- loader. Mnnery-Herrin n0•'d
drill, Petr Hamilton cultivator. 07ngle rid-
ing plow. Enrmere' i'r.end; .one 0-6001 hey
rake, single plow, disc, lumber wagon, top
hurey. gravid bet, flat retic for sleigh, hey
rack, 40-ernllen oil tank. R. -burner oil sto,0,
oil heater, wheelhnrrow, set n4 plow horn as
amt other email art i -I,'. (irn]n--15 bosh '1,
of ami pens, I..rg, ,ariot,l: and 00 bnabelo
of seri hurk:Meet. No royrrre as the I co-
priet,r hart rented his erne gram. one) gra. Tums
Ail Rums of 810 00 -and ander,rah; nv,
that mmount 8 00*!F,' credit will hp gir.•n
on furnishing nppmr,.i ,i*int notes. A die -
,et of 4 eente on the dollar off for en:h.
(;P.ORGR D11NDA8, Proprietor; T. Bee, n,
A,rel inner. 2008-2
Illii,('V31;�iJ•,i.� G`ta 41\+Ar.nu,
now with calf at nide, 1 Holstein cow due
time of onle, 1 Heretoyd Dow due March 1st,
1 ewe due April lett '1 cow due April 10th,
1 cow due end of June, 8 good, milk town
freshened in December, 1 fat Dow, 1 far-
row cow, 2 fat heifer., 6 calve*, 1 Durham
bull, registered. Plea -Two now. with litters
E ovws
dot- In Minch, 8 now. dug in April
18 chunks from 80 to 140 lin Hen. --25
Tho viscrinis q 1 at "Royal Qutduy
gehleka lutuaa Into Y}rw flock pop. 14 dtvi
daring, These c610 n tfttrow into Sir a tbo
bring top prices on on th market or that ar
steadyr"C�htricflucre Thiele bocause"Roys
re,
Qwitty Chicks are hatched from purr hoe,
Canadian atodb personally will
by ow
own a'rclimateive, that will thrive L
Canada's climate,
Tce .rd horor:,R. R dLeghs, Rocha.
Ancona
etc.
my old chicks seta etD your expects
atelier, per t aafy arrive
guaranteed.
Write for a copy of our baby chick boot
It gives worth while 0uggeetlons,
CANADIAN CHICK HATCHERY
Depatramoot 519 -
HAMiLTON, - ONTARIO
ASK FOR OUR PRICES ON -it -
CORN ,WESTERN
N--
CORN,WESTERN OATS,
' FLOUR g FEED, ETC,
aCer• lots only) bcfo,•c bugirekl. it Edon
ONTAi/np Cr1AoNS beton.s Ill,ng(
CHARLES & MMOSTIE
801 C•P•R• BUILDING TORONTO
,rN1' nu 041,0
MEET YOUR MEAT
here face to face if you can.
You'll enjoy selecting a fine
Roast, a thick tender Steals, or
some juicy chops, You'll ap-
predate, too, the exquisite
cleanliness of our market- Jt
will add to pleasure to know for
certain that what you bay here
is so delightfully clean.
D. H. STEWART
Main Street - Seaforth.
Phone 58.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Specials At
1111 THR ESTATE of Sarah Gratin, late of
the Town of Seaforth, Spinster, &echoed.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN to all per.
having claims against the rotate of the
, above named Sarah G•iv11n, dc000.d, to send
in the same on or before the 5th day of
March, 1028, to Proudfo0t Killoran &
Hobr.ts, B*forth, Solicitor for Frances M.
OIvlin, of the Town of Seefenih, Adminin-
brd-to-lay Rock pullets, 65 White Lerborno
mwtly pullets, 6 pure bred White Leghorn
resters, 2 pure bred Rock rooetera. Imple-
ut trntrix of the estate u! the Haid deoevo•d
menta -Marney -Harris binder 6 -foot, 10-1n
01,07 roller new, manure spreader, wagon
m w . 3 -rection. • harrows, :muJRe•, walking
Plies, net of, allghs, onion ecuffter. weigh
cuko 1 ton capacity, double harness, wagon
box. DeLuval creams operator nearly new,
m
Chathaincubator andbrooder, spindle *poke
rubber tire top buggy nearly new, good too
buggy with steel tires, ocet cutter, new:
1 churn, 175 feet hay fork rope, new last
Mined, 2 crosscut eAIM, new; hem, forks,
nho\els and a quantity of hay and root., 8
1 u>h,•I. of early seed potatoes and other
potatoes. Terns -All sums of $10.00 and
under, e0,h; hay, roots,d potato., cash
over that amount 8 months' credit will be
alien on furnishing approved joint notes.
Five per vent. 016 for cash on credit amounts.
ROSS MOLEAN, Proprietor; Oscar Rlepp,
A,.rtloneer. 2870x?
•
Al'CTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AN,'
Implements. The underaignd hen res••
lortrurti,ma to sell by public auction ,
0.,,, Is, Concession I. 9'uckeemith.
load." n Friday. March 956. the following:
1;••r.r-g1 nor feu! Lurid home r's;nt
g 6 ye.n
old. 1 agricultural mare rising 6 yen,. ,id,
1 grey Pcrrheron filly rising 4 years old.
I g"ny Perrhern„ illy r ,erg 3 year
• Perchers filly rising one Yen,' old.
CAW,. 1 Ayr -hire cow fro:honed February
Ist), 1 Ayrshire cow fre,han,sl February 1`i'h,
1 Ayrshire con dile in April. 1 Arnhire row
due n, 14,rch. 1 Ayrshire cow due in Msv,
1 A' ',hire cow due in April. 1 Ay,.hare c,nv
.1,,, in .1nn,•. 1 Ar shirr heifer freshened In
Ilccon er, 1922, I Ayrshire heifer fre-hem•,I
'n Scp:emhrr, 1 Ayeh,re heifer due in March,
I Ayr -hire vow `�lo'�,• in September, 1 Ayeh:rr
eat,- due in Arre7, 2 Ayrshire cow dun. in
M,'rrh. 1 .Aynh,rc cow due in July, 1 rwo-
yr.,--rid heifer due in March. 1 two'-ycor-hid
h,il e, due in March, 2 two-year-old heifer
not bred. 1 Holstein 7 yam' ,rid due in 6aav,
1 Holstein due in Aare. 1 Holsteintun ,n
Mh,ch, 1 pure brd Holstein bred in<Novnn-
ber, 1 Holstein heifer due in Murch, I Durham
1 p• .• due in 1 Durham row flue in May,
ure brei Durham Mull 2 year old, regis-
tered. Hoge -40 chunks from 00 to 100 Iia.
each. ]anplrmenet 1 Massey -Herrin hinder 7 -
foot cut nearly new, 1 Masn y -Harm•, corn
'
hinder in gond order, 1 17 -tooth Massey -Har-
ris eultivator with grain box and grana seed-
er for 4 honor, or tractor, 1 Matsey-liarrio
hay loader. 1 Frost & Woad oat -throw disc.
4 -...shun harrow, 1 double rig with tea. Trims
All sums of 810.00 and under, cash; 'war
that amount 7 months' credit on furnishing
orerovel Joint notes. Five per cent. or fur
cants on credit amounto. No reserve as pro-
prietor has given upo6 farm. .1 1i. Mc -
LEAN. Proprietor; Fr�tl'rrk Taylor. Auctlonecr;
F. Coater, Clerk, 2380-3
A UCTION SALT, OF FAR- M, rank STOCK
and implements. --G. H Elliott has been
ho,tructd t, sell by publio auction on Lot
20, Coneeadon 8, L R,S., Tuckeramith, on
Wdnwday. March 141.11, 1923, at one o'clock
p.m., the following: The Farm contains 100
10 acres good sugar bush, 1!4 ,tory
1.,ri,k house with brick kitchen, bank barn
45,70 with cement floors, straw shed 20050.
The farm is well tile drained and in g,001
tate of cultivation; 12 eery. fall wheat and
30 acre* of, fall plowing; one-half mile from
acheel ; 1 t, mitre from Bruceflold. Hoseae-
1 agricultural gelding rising 0 years, 1 ngri-
cultural marc 5 year, in foal. Cattle One
• v 10 yearn old due to Calvo July 19th, 1
now 11 yearn nld due to calve September 26th,
1 cow 5 year old freshened last December,
1 cow 5 year old freehend last December,
1 row rising :i due to calve May 1st. one
heifer rising '2 year, 1 steer rising 2 years,
fat: 1 steer rising one year; 1 heifer rising
one year, 9 Hike,. Sheep --9 well bred ewe;
1 ram lamb; 1 brood sow and 3 small plus;
ro Whits Wyandotte hens; 2 ,husks, 1 drake,
nal a quantity of turnips. Implementn-
Binder 0 -Pont cut, Mooney -Harris mowerAve
foot cut, 10.foot steel rake, Ma0eey.Harrio
manure spreader. Maosey-Harris 12J,oe need
drill, Massy -Harris spring tooth cultivator,
3 -section• diamond harrows. Coekuhptt double
reline Plow, ,Fleury walking plow. drill plow,
2 aeuffiero, roller, wagon, 1 set bo6oleieh',
ta•. yard gravel hog, 1 hay rack, 1 disc. one
funning mill with bagger, 1 root 'Wer
p, 1
cutting box, 1 wheel barrow, 1 scythe, 2
seta double hit mess, 1 set single harness.
hay fork, car, rope and pulleys, 1 De1avol
'cam separator No. 1.2 1 Favorite churn,
1heating etner, 1 sugar kettle, sap pails and
s uihv, forks, chains, nhovels and other art-
ivlaw tonnuememus to mention. Terms -
Un Farm- 10 per cent. of perchave prick
ee day of sale. the balance in 20 day,, On
Steck end implement,- 310 and under, cash;
Her that amount 0 mantho' erdit on we -
1005'011 joint note.. A discount of 3 cent,
en the dollar off for cash. Poultry and
Noah to be moth. WILLIAM BROAOFOOT,
Proprietor; G. H. EnMMA., Auctioneer. 3,750-3
FARMS FOR SALE
and that after said date the Haid Admtne.-
trotrix will distribute the „aid estate among
the pereonn entitled thereto, having regurd
only to the endow of which they shall the,
Moe hid notice, and will not be Rattle for
the pr'ocecda of said wale no distributed to
*0* peewee of whose emirs notice shall not
have been received,
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & HOLME8.
Goderieh And Seaforth,
Solicitors for Adminh,tratrlx.
Seaforth, 9th February, 1923. 20879.3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
1N T0IE ESTATE of Mr. W. Andrew, late
of the Town of Bmforth, Widow, Demised.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY t;IVEN that alt per-
sons leaving cleans agoin,t the Estate of the
tdn•ve n m,.d deceased.. W. .1,leew, deceas, to
send In "the same on or 1o•frn• the 1916 of
March, 1528, kr 'Thome,. Andrew, F;x-
trotor of the will of the bald deceased,
and that after Haid date 1),e sold Executor
will distribute the said estate incense the
pee0ns retitled thereto, banns regard only
to the flair. of which they shall then have
had unties, and will not fie liable for the
prc•ete'<ln naid esUite to.. distributed to any
person of whose claim *•,lice shall not have
Leen received,
THOMAS ANDREW, Executor.
Seaforth, 18th February, 11120. 2788x1
Flanagan's
Balance of Men's Sox,
Wool, per pair 59c
Mitts and Gloves, per
pair 50c to $L35
Caps, each $1.25
Balance of Wool
Sweaters, each $3.25
Men's Overshoes,
per pair ....$2.45 to $2.90
Men's Heavy Rubbers!
to clear $2.90
100 Pairs Women's
Fine Shoes, pair.. , :$1.;5
25 Pairs Men's Fine
Shoes, small sizes$2.95
These Are Real Bargains!
We Have Others.
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an Flansg Dublin
Successor to M. J. Klinkhammer
Wall Paper Bargains
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Our New Wall Papers are arrivitT, which we
will be pleased to show, and our },Dices are
very reasonable. In order to make room for
the new stock we are making special prices
on the old.
A sew lines in Winter Goods at Bargain Prices:
Men's Heavy Rubbers.. ..... $2.25 to $3.50
One lino of Men's over Rubbers; _, .75c
One line of Women'over Rtthberso 50c
Women's Shoes ..
11 to 6
Men's Shoes $3 to $7
New 32 inch Ginghams.......30c 35c 40c
Cash with order, post free to your door
E A. a icAsh & Son, Varna
PHONE 13-022
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•ARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SA1 F; =
in the Townships of 'Peckersmith. Us-
hnrne ant HIKLert, at pre-war prices. For =
6,4,,.', ommtkolam apply to THOMAS
CAMERON, Ik,x 1884, Exeter, Ont2800-4 =
FARM FOR RENT.-- 100 -ACRE FARM TO =
rent Immediate p<x.ea,i0n can be given. =
Apply to It, R HAYS. Seaforth. 2830.1 =
FARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALT; 1,0121,
(.,nrnx+ion 1, T*'l,r,.mit.h, 100 acres, nil
eleard and in good state of cultivation. cod
iroomed frame horse, bank barn, delving
house. pig pen. hen house: 2t., miler fmm
Sceferl.h, rural mail and phone, Wttl he =
sold on re,onnablo tonna. F'or further par- =
tirninn, imply to J. 13, HENDERSON, Bee. _
forth 2880 -if =
'FARM FOR SALE.- FOR RALE. LOT 13,
▪ rnntainine 100 *ores. on the 11.11 Con -
oneinand 26 nein; nn the 0th (lscennion
;f Met(illon, three mitre runt of Winthrop.
'rhis i, 000 of the rhoicent farms in Herein
('meaty. Ft is ill mlenr,d except five acres '
of hardwood ht.h. The Perm to tile drain- I =
rd and well fenced, end 1s situated half =
o mile from s,honl. On the premlaes is
Invite cement dwelling. hank berm, good I =
orrhnrd end never-fniling well at the born. 1 =
On the 25 acres is a never -failing leering j•�
r001,. Thin fnrm h,w been needed to green
end in in bet chow slate of cultivation, it
will he sold together 0 sep*ratelr and on '
rennonable tome. ml r Mise,. for swill ,o.
Fo,' (Wither Pnrt len In eo nOply to MRS ; 1
YUSAN,RO88, 57 Rrlhn.ren Road, Toronto.
WORK SHOTS
For Spring
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2070-4 I
Our Stock of Men's Work Shies for Spring is now on the
shelves and we have Special Values to offer you.
For Clearing We Are Offering:
MEN'S NO. 1 QUALITY RUBBERS, for pointed toe shoe at 75c
WOMEN'S CLOTH TOP RUBBERS, in small sizes at
69c
BOYS' liiCil LEATHER TOP RUBBERS, small sizes at. , .$2.95
MEN'S 4-BT:CKLE OVERSHOES at ' $3.65
These ire not Serono, hit No. 1 Quality Goods. In some
lines we 11250 not all sizes, htit out they must go to make room
for arriving Spring Stock.
FRED W. WIGG
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EVERYTHING' GOOD, C V
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SEEDLESS RAISINS, 2 pounds
c PRUNES, 2 pounds
SHELLED WALNUTS, broken, pound
E PEANUT BUTTER, bulk, pound
HEINZ SWEET PICKLES, pint
F.:. GRAPE NUTS,35c
Pel' package
E CASTILE SOAP, Large bar
PURE COCOA, 2 pounds
REX CATSUP, 2 for
TOILET PAPER, 6 rolls for
BRAZIL and FILBERT\NUTS, pound
Our 70c Tea,- Black or Mixed, Special for Friday
E and Saturday only, 2 pounds
E We Pay Highest Prices for Fresh Eggs and Good
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those wish-
quality and
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males are
at 6% per
Liberal
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Clinton, '
I. THOMPSON,
Mitchell
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The Huron CountyBreeders' s Association
holding their third Annual Consignment
Wingham, on Wednesday, February
Sale offers an excellent opportunity to
ing; to purchase Pure Bred Cattle of
breeding. Many of the best families
sented. Some excellent young bulls
ed. Those looking for Bulls will find
suitable here. Forty females and ten
being offered.
__Terms—Cash, or 10 months' credit
}num on notes suitable to the vendor.
guarantees are given.
Catalogues may be had on application
Secretary.
0. Turnbull, Brussels, S. B. Stothers,
President. Secretary.
Auctioneers:
ROBT. T. AMOS, OSCAR KLOPP, W.
Guelph. Zurich.
Small Unsold Balance
Canada Flour Mills Company
Liratted
8% Cumulative Preferred Shares
Thin (l001pany'a bustnee hue been established at Chatham, Oat , 'Lr
ocr; 40 ream.
♦ Ito cornmeal mining plant is the largest in Canada. Cam:Petit 460 barrels
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Per day. The flour mill has n capacity of 750 barrels per y.
The C we three Company aloe ons and operate grain elevators, capacity
200,000 bushels.
♦ Total oapitaliranon, including bonds. is 3650.000. as rendingtotal weals
of $007,604- This *bone the common steak, given e a benne, to be emendover, dollar for dollar, by assets,
♦ The management is in the bands of W. D. Roberson,' formerly Anotetanh
Goners] Manager of the Maple Leaf Milling coany,
As there to only a small portion unsold, Yee advise the Immediate pnroha.o 4
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♦ of thl, attractive assn.
Price: $100 per share, carrying a bonus of two shares of common
♦ stock (par value $10 Per share).
Write far farther particular.
Rice, Gibson & Company
TORONTO McKinnon Bldg. ONT.
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NOW SHOWING
OUR FULL LINE OF
Spring Suitings
An exceptionally wide range of Samples
t,1 choose from—all the Latest Spring Materials
anti Patterns,
Tweeds, Fine 'Cheviots, Serges in Blue and
Br„wns, Business Greys, Black and Blues with
White Stripe, and many others.
OUR SIiITS AT
$24.00 to X37.00
For Quality and Price They are Leaders.
SMALL PRICES—LONG VALUES
"My Wardrobe” Main St., Seaforth
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