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err .ervlceable age. 'Roth So.teb
1 fired and descendants of Gain( Marquis.
riled to yell.. A'pt'ly. to JAMES ,MoINTOSH,
Corth.' #a A.'`pq 2oMpFAnialsben911014.41, Sea.'
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E, STRAY OTHER.-Sri{AYnj : ON. TO THE.
Premise. of tke undersigned. Int 21, Cont'
aoesios. 14, McEntee, .bout October 10th, a
Yearling red steer. Owner may have .mune
on Proving property and paying�,a l
(t ' i • itert21.220,y1it •,'iWF T,1rloOR;.291'64
$t11+E; sAi7COJ7"1 Wr. OFh LEASE
f n ! expiring, 2 farrow'.' aims rising 4 yearn
old: 4 two -year -o/d •there and heifer.; 7
,earlinais. .leo 10tome -of-good Spy, entries.
Appl,y JOHN B. HYDE, Cone.eeion 2. Dot 88..
ET N NOTICES'r
''895 V. t6'Ha:>-STRAYED FROM THE
Vrent L,the the rrdemigned...Lot 29, CoM
carton 4. eker,mith.n or .about Optobeti
lath, a red yearling heifer. Any''infdrinatiod
deeding to its recovery Dieaee phone 6 on 1221
Seaford.. HARVEY MOORE, K1Dpetti Ont
-, OR' • BALE.-TBHE33H¢lGM.4icmouneY:
!mr'i8�
aer 20 12. ,T. angina and
separator with shrew gutter, Oleoone Bidwell
been useable and one L0ter.;g*eo2ine. engine
* 'horse power.. ,An, -in goad condition.. Fen
sale cheap. ADP)), to JOHN THIRB$,
No. 2, Zurich. 2801641
'MOM FOR SALE. -I RAVE 86 TONS OF
choice sweet clover hay and 20 tone .t
choice millet for sale. It can bo fed on the
Once: plenty of water and stable room. .If
not Sold hr. gov.m 1st, will take in cattle
by the month. two -year-olds preferred. ADidy
to NICHOLAS .1. KRAU KOPF, Lot 6. Co,neemioPhonen I4 on 4011 Dublin No. 1, Dublin.
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IN MEMORIAM
' Near -item. ander. Eh, bead rend be elm*." id 60 .fats `mg -single vane and 84 slay nor
smelt 'additional vena
In loving memory of the youngest dough-
tier of Mr. and Mrs. John Knight
We mise our little darling. o
Within our home to -day.
But God knows beet who took her,
To dwell with Him for aye.
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MARRIAGES
Bieeett-MacArthur.-In Bog Ohurcb, Gode-
rich, on October 10th, by the Rev. R. C.
M,Drmid Emily Christina, younger daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs: William' MacArthur,
to Robert•.Bieaett youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Santee/ Bissett, .1) of Goderieh.
Crowle -Love. -In Coven Church, Exeter, on
October 16th, Laura Jessie Love. of Sarnia.
daughter of Mr. Dougall Love. of Exeter, to
John Lambert Gowie, of Sarnia.
Bright--Cash.-In Seaforth, on October 18th.
Mies Etta Cash to Mr. William Bright.
both of Seaforth.
-WANTED
Wanted man of good standing and
honest' reputation; to represent us in
this district, in Mortgages and Bonds.
A good opportunity,
National Investment Register, Ltd.,
51 Richmond St. W., Toronto.
2916-2
ROOFING
FOR ROOFS On WALLS. HEAVIER
GRADES ALSO AT GUT PRICES N
ASK F00 FREE SAMMLES ANS
CATALOGUE OF BUILDING MATED/ALS
ra0.44ALLIDAY.',COMPANY L.M,N0•NAMILTON
>I.+ FAGT.ORY;''OISTR.1BUtORS.:••.` CANADA
Dominion of Canada
Refunding Loan, 1923
5% Bonds.
Dated and bearing interest
from 15th October, 1923, and
offered in two maturities as
follows: -
20 year Bonds, due 16th October
1943
b year Bdnds due 16th October,
1928
20 Year Bonds, 98.26 and in-
' terest yielding '5,1424.
5 year Bonds 99 and interest
Yielding 5,20:
Orders or instructions for
exchange solicited.
F. , H. RANKIN,
•SEAFORTH - ONTARIO.
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AUCTION SALES..
AIT("rION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUJRN
ltare and 2 Dwelling Houses- In Seaforth.
The Fomenter of, the Estates of Mary Ahn
Moflroy, hadeoeseed and Rashes ted gBergen, de -
f6' na• gs; t8".0, 6 2., ,.1.' a't aubl�nodaan
on Tuesday, the 80th October. 1928, at 1.90
d
',)ork la the afternoon,et Mn. Beebe, Han
gap's ,late, residence, all the household"'
and furniture of every description bolo
to bath of 'the .live estates; There will o
be offered for sale at the name time and
Mike in 2 'pareek, the foilowi ad retote"
namely: Parcel 1 -Lot 84. hock 'k'•, in
Jamal Beattie'. t8Wvey, Beef .
Due.afth'bt nn .fere situate on, South E.,u(
oar/Meet Pal1. Lot Client Street, in Edwin
Snarling, Survey. Snifornl 'There U a
frame dwelling Menke erected on. each of avid
'paSel. or Lgd.. Immedlata 4.oeem.ion Oen be
'
irPien and elm title is perfect. Tema of
$ale -On Chattels, Cash. Of. 'Real Palette, '20
-per' cent ,slosh -on day" -of side bad' the hal-
one. to as dela iheiepftlr. TNe. perobneein
to sign Oa altrorment 9d' eddplete the Dur.
algae .• • Bo* propeitil0 will he• offered sub -
'Nat Finn Y_.tknteerved bid;, Farther' rticulars
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IR ower std Me day. of ale aidmis W had. in 2e' 'meantime . from "Eta un-
ds•efaned.• 'Dated ave $C.fW'1i1. Ontario,. EA
16tH Ocreher 9THOMAS D1ee,I,ROY. 01.-
IMAMt Ane . eerYe, hk • eoliei r)
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AUCTION BALE OF FARM. FARM'STOCK
end Implem.ate.-Th. undersigned anis-
Conger has -beennstructed to sell by public
auction one-quarter mile east of the vMstge
P-
.0Bromine's], on Thursday. November let:
Parrs 'k situated one-quarter rolls east of
she vine,. of Brueeaeld and contains 20
neree. Homes --Canard paryeae rblaok mare
.7 genre old. mottle -Cow 7 yenm old due to
freshen 1716 of November, cow due to
freshen November 29th, .ow 6 Yearp old due
to freshen February 27th, cow 6 yearn old
due to freshen April 116, year old eteer, 2.
spring calve. Pigs -6 pia,, weight abode
17e pound., Hens -30 Barred hock pullets:
20 one -year-old Barred Rock here. Imple-
metitl-Massey-Halle binder 6 -foot cut, we.'
son, wagon box, let sleighs. cutter, cultivator,
walking plow, ecufer, 3•eention .harrows,
hand .cutting box, root indoor.. set 2,000 lb.
.cal®, open: buggy, - top buggy, cream Beyer.
ator, churn, set double hareem.. set single
flatmate, 100 deet hay fork rope nearly new,
number of bee hlves, sprayer. chains, forth.
pulleys and numerous other articles; 11, loads
of hey, about 200 boehela of oats, House-
hold Goode-Kitchon rouge, coal or wood
heater, a number of chair., tabic, 2 rags, 3
bedroom .pita, n quantity of jars, 1..,pe.
cooking utensils, etc. The farm,will ako be
offered for sale if not previously mid. Tema
-All enure of 510 wad under, cash; 12 months'
credit wilP be given on approved joint notes.
Four Per cent off for'eash on credit amount..
Terme of farm made known on day of sale.
No reserve as proprietor is giving up farm-
ing. .1. A. Rosa, Proprietor; George H. El-
liott. Auctioneer. 2214.2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implements and Household Furniture. -
The undersigned auctioneer hes reeelved in-
etructiona to eel] by publ]"c-.action at Lot
08, Concession 1, London Road, 2 miles south
of BruceOeld, on Tuesday. October 80th, com-
mencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the following:
Horses -Heavy draft mare 9 yearn old ; pair
heavy geldings 12 sear old: choice grey driv-
ing mare. 6 years old, quiet and reliable.
Cattle -2 Durham grade .owe due in January.
Durham grade cow due In February, two
Durham grade cows due In April, Durham
grade cow due in December, Ayrshire cow
doe 1n May, 2 steers rising ewe, 2 heli.?.
supposed to freshen in April, heifer rising
two, yearling steer, 8 awing calves, 4 store
pigs. 12 pian 8 weeks old, 100 bens, 60 pullets
and 22 rotes corns. Tenplemento. Rubber
.thw top buggy, set single harness new, . Pgrt.-
land cutter. diet harrow, side delivery rake
nearly new. pea harvester. 1918 Chevrolet
car in good running order, set reales 600 the.,
1900 Gravity washing machine, cream eepar-
gtor Economic King 800 lbs. eapaelty, new:
Moffatt rang garnet range, Detroit *vapor
ell stove, 110•.,, incubator, 2 brooders,
chicken coop, lawn mower, 250 bricks, sap
pails and piles, kitchen cupboard, dozen
kitchen chairs, 3 large tables. 2 fancy tables,
2 sofa.. Davenport china cabinet, dress mak-
em' form, beds, dressers. setee, pictures,
land., rugs, cargnetr, quilts, 10 dozen sealers,
thele,.. pails, crocks, /are, lamps, lanterns,
cooking otoneile. Terms. -Chevrolet car and
all sums of 115 and under, cash; over that
amount 12 month's' credit on furnishing ap-
proved Joint notes or discount of 5 per cent,
for cosh. .TAMES M. AIKENABAD, Proprie-
tor; G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 2914-2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implements. -Thomas Brown has been in.
etructed to sell by public auction on Lot Et,
Concession 8, McEntee, on Thursday, Novem-
ber Int, 1928, at 1 &clock p.m. ahorp, the
following: Holaea-1 driving mare (single or
double) supposed In foal to Clyde horse, -1
Percheron filly, general puntoae, 6 menthe
old. 1 Percheron mare supposed In foal to
Percheron horse; 1 Percheron. filly 5 months
old; 1 grey Percheron gelding 10 years old:
1 general Durpose gelding 8 ,lora old (double
or 'tingle); 1 general purpose gelding two
Years ol,l: 2 roadster grldlnce yearn W;
(double or single). Durham Cattle -1 Reg-
istered roan now 6 years old; - Uiie M enlve
1.. May: 1 Registered heifer 2 years old, tine
to calve November 2nd; 1 Registered cow 7
years old, to calve November 28th; 1 Regis-
tered co* 6 years old, to calve April 19th; 1
ea* 4 years old due November 111,h; 1 cow
8 .years old due May 19th: 2 .owe 7 years
old due last of April: 1 heifer 8 yearn old
duet last of May: 2 farrow cows, t Derham
hull 15 months old; 6 heiffeere 2 yenta old; 4
heifers, I year old; 2 teem 2 years old: 4
steers 1 year old, 3 winter calves, 8 miring
calves,. Hogs -1 sow due to pig January Set,
1 sow with,ll, pigs 4 weelm old, 1 now with
10 pigs 8 weeks old, 18 chunks 76.100 Me.
Fowl, -,About 50 young bona. about 50 pulley
e nd 2 guinea hens. Implements: -1 Massey -
Harris 12 -hoe 'drili with grass seed box and
oaring tenth; 1 set bob sleighs new, 1 flat
sleigh rack new, 1 Portland cutter, 1 rubber
tired buggy nearly new, 1 ecoflier, 1 exp pan,
new, with stove furnace. 'f -good light *ego»,
20 sap padre. 2 tears hatters new, half sob
brews amounted breeching harms., 2 team horse
rollers and many other artlolea. .'Grain and
Root.. -About 80 bushels mixed grain, bats,
Mae and barley; about 100 bushels clean need
oats • 2 loads "_oat 'sheaves : 1 acre corn in
Moak; 8 roseamarigolds, 40 rods; 82 rows
turnips, 40 rode. Terme.-hotel, groin, corm
roote and all RUMP of 810.00 and under• coals:
over thin amount 12 months' (*redlt on ap-
proved Joint notes. Dieconnt of 4 per eeNt
f ur eneh on credit amounts. P. 0. LITTLE.
Proprietor; T. Brown, Auctioneer, 2016-2
n `t< 14;
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4: ytiiar Myjj), e*Ytla i fou9.
uol d t1.1;cr41 44,p 14.
dg0 Tr .tett ever ,alae ell. ,
MAMA bill ce 9.9aan 402
pow Bi.c0alts:pa2iste."f tar
<Wm dry, caw - 9 a)tea'' . :
Sewt*ea three:4 ere threat d yes ...a
100 41,11 at 9 0fne�nthe b el ,E'e1Rkoa Mt;
110 ',hetet.
E broJ.mb. a41ea year aw
�r ram linen $ 'a ititire clave
aaq�,t,l1ka , Leleaater- ieeab, 7 Ise sneer Pere
iuwu uture-IS r. biro sown; 8 0 pig l
woe,• E atorp plgy� 00 Est e0 Piga p
Weeks WO-, i.Plemew.. 61 Boot binder 6 it
cut, McCormick mower 6 • t oak ktligrp .
hay rake, McCormick etdae, delivery' rata ,
Maxwell My loader diel harms 14 dao; ins'
roller, 18 dies' grain drill; 4•eeotion di
harrPwa. a gong D1Rwa, wt jkibg ml000't� on-
arrL gasollai engine 6 R. P„ ,J1-.n.h . pleat;
gender,ograin gruober, cutting nos. Cutter,
DutpesU hovels t•, nook stove, coal re epee,
forks, shovels and other article. ' givingh1 tip 6s eel be sold s. All sletan are giving n-
dermiag,' Terms. -All sums of 6161 and un-
der. cash: ed over .; amount 12 Miscount credit
on' approved joint notes, or Miscount of 4
Per cent. for cash. JAMES'S. and THOMAS
FAIRSERVICE, Proprietors; O. H, Elliott,
Auctioneer, , 6015-1
A17077014- SALE OF^FARM STOCK AND
ImD�emmenL and Household Furniture, at
Lot 8, Bauble Line, Stanley Township, two
Mlle aoutb of Bayfield, on Friday, November
and, a41 o'clock, as follows; Honor-lfleu-
eral' purpose team ff. years old. driving Aare
7 years old, aged home, ,grey Percheron year-
ling any, three-year-old oolt, driving horse.
Cattle -Cow 4 years old due in Marab :. cove
4 years old due In Aprils cow 8 yarn old. far.
role ; cop .9 Years old due to February. : low
nine years old,. due in April; four.year.
old cow due in December, thoroughbred
cove due in Avril, thoreukhbred bull calf 6
months old, thoroughbred bull three yeah
old„with papers, 2' heifers 1 year old, sten
one year old 0 .calves.-Sheepr-Pair of
Lleomter ewes. Pies - York sow. .64
eto:kers. •. 14eoy-,About 60 .beans and 20
chickens ; 8 pairs of Thoroughbred Barred
Rooke; 8 pain of White Pekin ducks.
Harness --Set of breeching harne.e, 2 sego 0
Plain harness, set of single horn*esqq, set of
.aihete' haroe.a nearly near. Implements -y
Bidder ,6• toot. nearly new; deering mowers
b foot c� 1)eeriog mite, M'aseey-Harries fere
tabor d 1 18 ' disc, 'Kemp manure
entractes.. Teter' HamUtop" 17+ Irigth culttvator_
nearly, new; Internationel' lend roller• sot of
dile harrows. a bete or barrow., 2 gang
Dlow., 2 'a•al�Cing 'Plane, riding plow,' fanning
'MK • scualer, et of Renfrew • .odes 1 toil •
Adams wagon nearly new, old waren. Hebei
'wagon, toad -' ear; ' two teem' -tire Imp-
. glee rubber tired, ton
'bold Furnttur,-Eztens n table, coal oD I
steam separator, a quantity of "bay. Mind.
atone, about 40 bushels 'of ROM Neer Yorker
Potatoes: potato digger, arsine, lork2, shovaj•
and other artle)ess too nuru��merogs to mention,:
Term1.-All'safes of. 510 and under. ra
.le;,
over that afrbuut 12' months" credit on turn-;
UMW; ,,proved mint mites.' Dktrount of 6
Per cent. for cash JOSEPH 2. 'FOSTen.1.
Proprietor; George' H. Elllott, Auctioneer,
2914-2'
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BERRY'S
Weekly Specials
Ladies' Dongola Oxfords with
rubber $2 q•
heels g
-Ladies' Dongola Bal with rub-
berjleels and
cushion soles
$3.95
Ladiesl Patent Ox- $3
25
fords, low heel e
Men's LRubber
Boots Lang $4.50
Ladies' Rubbers $1.00
at
Men's Rubbers $1,40
at
Misses', Youths', and Children's
Rubbers, prices according to
size.
Men's All -Wool Shirts e1 e0
& drawers,.per garment e.9 I .if
Men's Shirts and
drawers, fleece lined$� ti25
Ladies' Silk and Wool 95c
Vests t7
Ladies' Heather Wool 85e
Hose is
Ladies' All -Wool 95c,
Black Hose
Fresh Groceries at right Prices.
Highest Prices Paid For Fowl
every Tuesday. •
Hugh F. Berry
BRUCEFIELD - ONTARIO.
Phone 23-142, Seaforth.
23-018, Clinton.
1
U. F. 0. NOTICE
The regular monthly meeting of the U.F.O.
will be held in the Carnegie Library Hall.
Seaforth, on Wednesday, October Hist. at 8
p.m. The Broadening Out System will be
diecuosed. Everyone welcome.
BERT IRWIN.
2911.1 Secretary.
DRAIN TILE
Another drop In prices on Erred, Tile. Now
is the time to get your draining done. We
have a thrice stock of No. 1 Tile on hand in
sizes from 2% -inch UP to 6 -inch. Anyone
wishing to get a ditching machine. call on
us for particulars. If you have not got time
to draw your tile, we will deliver them to
YOU.
KRUSE BROS.
'PHONE 14'on 180. 2916-2
TAKE NOTICE THAT
1. The Coonril of the Corporation of the
Village of Hensel] leas constructed as a local
improvement a concrete pavement on King
Street, from the London Road to Elizabeth
Street.
.2. The cost of the work 3. 886,146.40. of
which 80 per cent. is te be veld by the Cor-
poration. The special rate per foot frontagg
is 10%. The special assessment is to be paid
in 10 annual instalments.
G. The mtfmated lifetime of the work Is
twenty venin.
4. A Court et Revision wRi be held on the
,270h day of October, 1928, at 9 o'clogk am. at
the Town Hall, in the Village of Hensel], for
the purpose of bearing complaints against the
pros ed assessments 'or the accuraby of
frontage meaeutemente and any other cors.
plaint which pereon0 interested may desire
to shake and' whip), to by law cognizable by
the•Caurt.
DATED.thie 18th day of October, 1928,
29144f A. MURDOCH, Clerk.
,BRANS
sin ;' file .even
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'fhe'pork .Must )
favor, and we
that we know len
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it the right
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t.ri t cut vto supplyiuet
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right for. the purpose.
Try it once, Totts Awannt it often.
Be ST WART
Main Street + Seaforth.
Phone 68.
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rS isll )8 bre "'4 to male Itis
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E of the`iullowing, , boun$ to b.6
3 well satisii,4d. . -
E- MEN'S'17711)q OALF. "-This
S. Shoe ' is of re ver(soft leather.
It doesn't ifatden pp like other
rz shoes, ltpt yet it AS as near -
waterpeobf as it ]t 'possible to
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g. feature, to this'll is the put -;'E
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= MEN'S 'BLAC$.;; CA•LF'E
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and has not the • outside, coon-. 3-
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besides these d'nd for those
orking at work which they vat,
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• Shoes at S
J.H. Smitlt,t& SOn
"E "The Modern Shoe Store"
Opposite Bank of Commerce
PRONE 51. SEAFOR'FH.
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711
Earn,, Money at Home
Earn upwards of 325 weekly, growing
mushrooms for ea, all ,inter. Pleasant
work, for either sex. Part of frost -proof
cellar or outbuilding tremeeary. I1tue-
grated booklet and particular. for stamp.
Address plainly. Canada 'Mushroom Co.,
Dept 39, 280 Garden Ave., Toronto.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the
Statutes in that behalf that ail persons hav-
ing claims• against the estate of William
.Mulholland. late of the Town of Seaforth, Ont.,
Gentleman, deceased, who died on the 6th
day of September, 1923, are required on or
before the 7th day of November, 1923, to
end by poet, paepaid, or- deliver to the
Solicitor for the Executors, full particulars
of e0eir claims, duly verified' by affidavit and
the nature of the security. (if any) held by
them, Further take notice that after the
said last mentioned date the assets of the
said deceased will be distributed among the
Parties entitled thereto. having regard only
to the claims of which notice shall then have
been given.
DATED the IOth day of October, 2923.
R. S. HAYS,
2918-3 Executor Solicitor.
rifikird
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��'It
,teefie ofOne enterprisinOl
merchsnt says; "We
tribute our product to a
considerable number of
surrounding,'. towns,. To
increase sales We send a
circular to all our cus-
tomersrequesting diem
to use tong Distance'
when re -ordering. ,The
plan has worked very.
Such orders 'coin in on
Station -to -Station cable,
Which t, it inexlen-
w'' w�,, •
r.,.y a.tt r rglt.n• m .
•f Lor. Dunmore Sterne • •
Flax Land Waite
Limited dcreaee. of sod land:
for .growing flax, .season ,1924.
,Apply to
J. A. KERR.
Phone $25.
' STRATFORD, ONT:
Prepares young- men and
young women for Bnainess
which is now Canada's greatest
profession. We assist gradu-
ates to "positions and they have
a lireetical training 411h en-
ables them to meet with sac-
' ceba: Students are registered
each week. Get a free catalogue
and learn something about our
different departments.
D. A. MCLACHLAN.
Principal
Stop! . Look! Listen!
CREAM WANTED
We are not only a Cream Market
for you, but we are also a Large
Dairy Industry in your community.
We respectfully solicit your Cream.
Our Motto:
Guaranteed Accurate Weights and
Tests.
Courteous and Prompt Service.
Highest Market Values.
Cream Grading.
A difference of 3 cents per pound
Butter Fat paid between No. 1 and
No. 2 Grade Cream. '
Cash For Cream.
Cash paid to tiny Patron wishing
it when Cream is delivered.
Creamery open Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
The Seaforth Creamery.
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Rubbers For Fall
The wet Fall days will soon be with us and a pair
of Rubbers fon Boy, Girl, or older person is the hest
preventative against a cold.
We carry the well known brand, made by the
Dominion Rubber System, which is a guarantee of ap-
pearance, fit and wearing qualities.
We have a Special this week in a line of Men's Rub-
ber Boots, discontinued by the manufacture at.... $4.25
SEE US FOR YOUR RUBBER REQUIREMENTS.
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Men's :Overalls,, well made,-
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'Men's Lined Smocks,.
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Men's. Smocks, Leather Label,
price
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Stanfield's $Iue Label, '
per garment
Stanfield's Red Label,
per garment
Penman's Heavy Ribbed,
per garment
Dodd's Knit, heavy ribbed.
per garment -
Men's Fleece Lined,
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per garment 90C tQsi
Boys' All -Wool Underwear,
per garment $1.35
Boys" Fleece Lined Underwear,
per garment - 65C
Men's Caps
each .$1,75 to sz
Boys' Caps,•�jC t0 Q. aD 1 I 1.W
each
Men's Felt Hats -every hat in the store will be sold
at reduction.
2.50
$1.50
$1.50:._
Sole Agents for the Butterick Patterns -
`.`Ladies", renew your subscription for the. Delinea-
tor before November !30th.
Reduced rate, $1.20; regular, $2.40.
T. Ferguson, - Seaforth
Ladies' Overcoats
CLOTHE OF QUALITY -
FEATLrItING
'Miss Canada' and `Miss Chadwick'
MANTAILORED
Ulster Overcoats for Ladies
MADE TO ORDER ONLY
"MISS CANADA" -A two -button single breasted model, with all
round belt and all round strap on sleeves, both belt and straps are
finished with eyelets and leather buckles. Sleeves are "set in" and
the box pleat feature ori centre of back is repeated on pockets, which
are finished with fancy flap and three leather buttons. This eoat1is
three -eights lined with Marquis de Luxe in shades to mato*.
"MISS CHADWICK"-A two -button double breasted style featur-
ing Raglan sleeves with all-round cuffs and inverted -pleated back
with inverted -pleat patch poekets. The all round belt is finished
with eyelet holes vies and leather buckle, while pockets have fancy flap
fastening with one leather button. Like "Miss Canada" this €hitt
is three -eights lined with Marquis de Luxe.
Prices $32 Up.
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