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-Muter. on October Slat. Annie May.
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days.
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Thom ae Passmore, aged 74 yearn, 10 months
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Robert Forrest
•4'reblo.-In Exeter, on October 29th, Cather-
ine A. Sheers, beloved wife of Mr. William
y` IN MEMORIAM
Note• -Items under tide head will be ebarg-
ed 50 cent. net single verse and 26 conts for
etch additional mdse.
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tionai value.'
Men' Erni 'calf. Bluchers, s
solid leather tbroligbqut. Our E
price ,... 94.85 E
1 full line of Women's E
Misses', Children's and Infanta
4 -to -date lines at popular' ,
prices,
We offer a high grade lino 5.
of Rubber Footwear.
J. H. Smith & Son 21.
"The Modern Shoe Store"
Opposite .Bank of Commerce
In loving memory of• l?ouglas Gemmell, = PHONE 51. SEAFORTH- F.
who ,tied just two years ago to -day, the 12th = '
of November, 1921. I x111111111111I11U11NI111111111111N111111111iitar
Two years ago to -day, our hearts ati11 sore
As time got on, we miss him more;
Mb cheery face and childish ways
No one on earth can take his place.'
And, oh the bleak old fall,
40 1 When all le atilt and dark.
Dear Douglas, we ell In fend memory think
of you,
2917.1 -Parents, Sisters and Brothers.
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IMPORTANT NOTICES
'WANTED. - TEACHER FOR SCHOOL
• Section No. 7, Stanley School. Dutiar
to commence January 2nd. State salary.
Apply to WILLIAM R. HART, Varna, Ont.
2917x&
post SALE. -A QUANTITY OF CHOICE
mixed hay, timothy. &Malta and clover.
Apply to W. MASON, R. IL No. 2, Seefortb,
Onft Phone 21-245. 2916.2
WOR SALE. -PURE BRED O. A. C. ROCKS
for lisle, 52 each, for quick sale. Phone
6 on 22. Dublin. J. F.' CARLIN, St Colum-
ban.2916-8
VOA SALE. -LOT 3. AND EAST HALF OF
6.ot 4. Concession 12, McKinop, 150 scree:
good buildings and first class land. Will be
mold on easy terms. Appy to MRS.,JOHN
ZEIGLER, Walton Post Office. 29I7.4
1 IVjOR SALE OR RENT. -HOUSE AND LOT
on Lot 20, Concmolon 18, Hibbert, six-,
roomed frame home. Splendid place for a
;labouring man. Good stabling and outside
buildings, Fruit tree,, rural mall and tele -
Shone. Apply to MRS. ESTER McDOUGALL,
Chalk Street, Seaforth• 2917x4
ESTRAY STEER. -STRAYED ON TO THE
Dremleea of the undersigned, Lot 27, Con -
...salon 14, McKillop, about October 10th, a
yearling red steer. Owner may have same
on proving property and paying charges.
Phone 21.280. 1PERCY TAYLOR. 2916-8
Ii STRAY HEIFER. -STRAYED FROM THE
»remised of The undersigned, Lot 23, Con-
csmioa 4, Tuckernmith, on or about October
18tb, a red yearling heifer., Any information
leading to iM ret vert please phone a on 122,
Seaforth. HARVEY MOORE, Eleven. Ont
2915-8
"VOR SALE. -THRESHING MACHINERY:
▪ once Sawyer -Massey 20 H. P. engine' and
g enerator with Atraw cutter, also one Bidwell
MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM
PROPERTY IN TUCKERSMIT$
Under and• by virtue o the power of sale
contained in a certain indenture of mortgage
which will be produced. there will he offered
for sale by public auction at the Commercial
Hotel, in the Town of Seaforth, on Tuesday,
the 20th day of November, 1920,'at the hour
of two o'oiock in the afternoon, the follow-
ing
farm. property, test ls to say:
Lot Num r Two in the SevOdth Conees-
elon, Huron_Rfod Survey, of 'the Townohip of
Tuckeromith, n the County of Huron.
There is a dwelling house and barn on
the premises which are situated about nix
miles from Seaforth and about seven from
Dublin,
Terms of Sale. ,
The purchaser on the day of Sale will be
required to pay dawn a deposit equal M ten
per centof hie Antic/rase money to the Ven-
dor or his Solicitor and further sum tp make
up 72000 of kb purchase money within thirty
days thereafter and the balance may be
either paid in cash at the end of the thirty
days or it ,raey be secured by a Mortgage on
the premises payable In five year. with in-
terest at six per cent per annum. The pur-
chaser will also be required to sign an agree-
ment to complete kb purchase. Further par-
ticulars and mtriditions of sale may be ob-
tained on application to the undernigned,
Seaforth, .November 0th, 1922.
F. HOLMESTED,
2017-2 Solicitor foe; Vendor.
' WE WANT 300 MEN
right now for big Dating mechanical lobs.
15 700 are mechanically inclined and like
working around automobiles and tractors,
don't delay, Never wile there such a demand
for trained men. A few weeks time invested
now will give you a trade that will mean
independence for life. Learn automobile and
trac€or operating and repairtng, tire vulcan-
ising, battery building • and oxy-acetylene
welding 'by the Hemphill practical system.
Free employment service ls at your dlepoeal.
Free a talowee. Get big' pay and &ready
work. Do it
HEMPHILL AUTO TRACTOR SCHOOL,
163 King 8t, West, Toronto 29174f
Lean thresher and one Lister gasoline engine -
9 home power. All in good condition. For r0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4:a
sale cheap. Apply to JOHN TH1RSK, R. R,
No. 2, Zurich. 209A -t! O W. T. BOX & CO.
- WARM FOR SALE OR RENT.- -LOT 41
and part of Lot ,40, Concession 1, Huron
Road, Tuckernmfth, adjoining Clinton, con-
taining 128 scree., On the premises are a
brick house, 2 bank barns, implement shed
and hen home. Town water in home and
bles, and balance of farm watered by the
Bayfieldiver. Large orchard, good lay soil
rand mostly seeded. If not sold will rent.
Apply on the premises to WILLIAM HENRY,
72. R. No. 4, Clinton. 2917x4
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE' OF HIGH GRADE DUB. -
ham Cattle and Hogs. -W. E. Nairn has
received Instructions to sell by public auction
on Lot 11, Concession 11, 114 miles amt of
Oromarty, on Wednesday: November 14th,
commencing at 1.80 o'clock sharp, the fol -
/owing: Cattle -8 cows due to calve in De-
cember; 1 cow fresh qq'rth calf et Clot; 1
heifer fresh with calf ej foot; 1 heifer due
at time of sale: 1 heifer due to calve Novem-
ber 87th; 2 Dowd due to calve In April: 1 cow
due to calve in May: 8 two-year-old steers,
about 1,000 .pounds each; 5 steers rising two
years old; 8 heifers rising 2 years; 8 steers
rising 1 year old ; 8 heifers rising 1 year.
These are a choice lot of high grade Durham -
Cattle. Hoge -12 shoats about 90 pounds
each; 21 pigs about 60 pounds- each. Posi-
tively no reserve as everything offered will
be sold. Terme.-10 months' credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint notes or
6 d-isoonnt of 6 per cent straight off for
cash In lieu of pout. All sums under 010,
dash. :KENNETH` MoKELLAR. Proprietor •
W. E Nairn, Auctioneer. 2911-2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK. -THE
undersigned will offer for sale by public
auction the following at Lot 7, Concession
1, Hallett, on Friday, November 16th, 1923.
at 1.30 o'clock: Horses -2 bay are rising
4 years: 1 bay horse rising 7 years; 1 Chest-
n ut home rising 0 years, 1 bay home rising
6 years: 1 bay horse rising 7 years; 1 bay
horse rising 7 years ; 1 black driving horse
9 years, quiet and reliable. Cattle -One
Durham cow 5 yearn 01d, due to frmhen at I
lime of sale; 1 MITA cow, 4 years old: 1 ,
cow 4 years old, newly freshened: 1 cow 3
years old, dne in Mareh; 1 cow 4 years old
with calf byide, due in May: 1 farrow
cow; 4 steers 1 year old; 8 heifers 1 year
cid: 4 Pring calves. Hoge --2 young sows,
4 chunks. Hone --60 Barred Rock hens one
year old; 40 Barred Rock pullets: 26 cedar
corner posts: 1 bean harvester with attach-
ments. Terme of Sale. --All sums of 810 ,and
under, each: over that , amount 12 months'
credit on approved Joint notes with a dis-
count of air per cent for cash. Austioneer'e
decision shall be Anal in all disputes., Posi-
t ively no reserve. ROBERT MoFARLANE,
ORVAL PHILLIPS,- Proprietors; John M.
Stalker, Auburn, Auctioneer. 2917-1
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0 Funeral Directors and 0
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O Finest Motor And Horse O '
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0 Holmes' residence, Goderich O
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0 Best Motor and Horse-drawn
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0 Charges moderate.
0 Flowers .furnished on, short
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0 Night Calls Day Calls
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with elan, Safe de.'
livery euerameed.
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home wions
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7PAY COMPANY, Limited
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The HAL
TRURO, N. S,1 HAMILTON, Ott'.
NEW LAMP BURNS
94% AIR
BEATS ELECTRIC OR GAS
A new oil lamp that gives an am-
azing brilliant, soft, white light, even
better than gas or electricity, has been
tested by the U. S. Government and
85 leading universities and found to
be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps.
It burns without odor, smoke or noise
--no pumping up, is simple, clean,
safe. Burne 94% air and 6% common
kerosene (coal oil).
The inventor, F. N. Johson, 246
Craig St. W., �1Montreal, is offering
to send a lamp on 10 'days' FREE
trial or even fro give one FREE' to
the first user in each locality who will -
help him introduce it. Write him to.
day for full. phrticulsrs. Also ask
him to explain how you can get the
agency, and without experience or
money make $250 to $500 per month.
2911-9
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A '1`4ELIGIITrt7L • DINYjR
ih a resat 0; tender beef or a
juicy Steak,. the kind that melts.;
in your mquih when .you get the
*1st taote•' of ,it. All our beef,
veal,. mutton, lamb, pork and^
poultry, is j►ig}tly praised for its
tenderness and delicious flavor.
Where ease can y',u get' such 1'
goodd.meats so moderately pric- f
Main Street STEWART
Seaforth.i
Phone' 58.
Flax Land Wanted
Limited acreage of sod land
for growing Bax, aeaaon 1924.
Apply to
J. A. KERR:
Phone 225,
DRAIN TILE
Another drop in prices on Drain 'Ole. Now
lskhe thee. to got your draining �,qOe. We
lave a large stock of No.. 1 T11o49 band In
giros from 2/ -inch up to 8 -Inch. Anyone
n
wishing to get ditching machine, can 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 060. 2016-2
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WILES who- should do WE ARE THE LIVE
,'� your wiring. Our de-
- pendability is your in-
sui'snee. Defective
wiring often causes a
disastrous fire. Have
us look over your wir-
ing and install that ex -
tra wall light or con-
venience outlet, or
switch that you have
long wished.for.
HOW ABOUT BULBS?
Fill up your empty sockets
with Edison Mazdas.
Remember, - every Bulb pur-
chhsed here is guaranteed, and
we have the right Bulb for every
purpose.
Reid , Bros.
PHONE 19,
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NEXT WEEK
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Nov, 15-16-17
AT
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Seaorth Pharmacy
THE RERALL STORE.
PHONE 28. ' - - - SEAFORTIL
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HIGH SHOES
For School Girls.
Now the cold, damp weather is with us; it is necessary to
protect Children with High Cut Shoes.
WE HAVE SOME SPLENDID VALUES TO OFFER IN
THESE LINES:
' Misses' Box Calf; size 11 to 2. ' 3.25
at
A Good Sturdy Solid Leather Black Shoes; $3 UU
11 to 2, at ,
aA Good Sturdy Tan Leather, site 11, to 2• $3.35
A splendid Groading Girls' Shoe, 3 to 6,at $J.75
A solid leather, plain toe Heavy Shoe, !.j 4G �� AJC
suitable for wearing without rubbers, at.. L.LJ and
THESE AREA FEW OF THE GOOD VALUES WE
HAVE TO OFFER.
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FRED W. WIGG
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says
"The Boracic in Infants -Delight adds the hygienic touch that
keeps the skin healthy and attractive."
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die Emily use if.
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DELIGHT
(TOILET SOAP
JOHN TAYLOR e.. CO., LIMITED
TORONTO
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det�ed 990 ciei bpoo
obtain,a copy and .full
become the ow:ier Of'4I'
next few ynontbs.
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293 Bay Street Toronto
Pastial > a send mPleaea ." copy of ' Swing Bon
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Offices: Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Logien, Nee• York,LOsseies,^ Ny
Dresses! Dressed
And Children's Wear
A GREAT SALE OF LADIES' DRESSES
AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
We were lucky to sectire a big lot of Samples
in Ladies' Dresses and Children's Wear.
We got them at 50 pgr cent. less than the
actual price, and it will all be to your benefit --
that means that in every dress that you will
buy from us, in this sale, will be at half of the
price that it is really worth. .
The Dresses are made of nicotine, Gaber- • '
dine, Serge, Chiffon Silk and Canton Crepe Silt-
There
iilk.'-There are 36 different Styles and every one
of them is beautifully made and of the latest.
models.
Cheifetz Bros,,Seaforth.
FERGUSON'S
Men's Overcoats in the
new shades
Men's Overcoats in a good
quality of Frieze '
Men's Mackinaws
from
Men's Sheepskin Coats
from 12.50 to $16
Men's Fine Sweaters, • C50 $�
all wool 5 0 tib
$20 to $35
S17.50 to $21
$9to$12
Men's Fine Sleeveless Sweaters
for
Men's Work Sweaters
for
Men's Fine Kid Gloves
for 1 ar15 to $2.25
Men's Fine Wool Gloves
for �f 60c to $1.00
Men's Mitts a
for 50c to $2.25
Fine Quality of Bleached Cotton 35c
per yard
Unbleached Cotton, 40 inches wide, 30r
wonderful value ? c
Flannelette, wide width, in white 30c 35c
and colored to
$3.25
$2.25
"Ladies" -Just two more weeks to renew your
subscription for the Delineator at the reduced rate
of $,1120 per year. Let us have .your subscription
at once.
T. Ferguson, - Seafort