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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1924-12-05, Page 5BERRY'S SAVE YOUR COUPONS A Gift for everyone, and to the girl holding the most, a Mama Doll., 25 inches high; and to the boy, a Hand Sleigh. We have now our display 3f Christmas Fruits, Raisins, Cur- rants, Candied Cherries, Peels and Nuts. Call and inspect our All -Wool Penman's Underwear $1,58 at 1 only case of Linoleum, first quality, 4 yards square, regular $4.60 per yard, $q5"®f1tJ a snap at 1. 1 only Quebec Heater, regular $22.00, for $19.75 Call and See .our Xmas Goods. Quality Excellent; Prices Right. lessmons --'WANTED Good Hatter and . Cream, also • Clean, Fresh Eggs. He BERgy . l»N1ilttatxiL` ; + E 5,1921 THE EUROO rade + htw . 0 ''unix fnifllon *, nA1.: t 44004 9 cels a blers trades; 111+ 8 , l ;;' Min ism ,gct now. Enquire for our o11Y--',8o te,�rib t ti uc Skcred He�ark ori sM` rat effete X1eB& t7e 18.$ urns St; est,, ;MOT h, ra,'iN liteaxiay, 1+hv 1.inlhex' 2�th, 3laiaotwra ti78R • Nled gt; glia 11$liEar 0 Air, and ' ALre JMnm I;oriOn' Al<1 6tinev: to Idr ',fhthn, golly, of Biot Alva 4416b4y, e,orAlsh.-,1n Ig'ktton, R Noovein 14th. Jane whit relict• of•.the la John ' Banish heti T hot Tifoepit 1. KSiltf i an. aro fiiovent- bei Hokum. Hhed e, --sin eh Code . an November 27th' -in dish, daughter of r, and , Hrs. Joroep Huddle, kQpebac Street; ''SEA4.F•ORTE' TURF CLUB The annual Meeting of :the shar'e- holders of the Seaforth Turf Club :for. the election,,;;of ,pikers - etc., will be • held .:at the:`Co intercial Hotel, on Friday, December ifith, 'fit 8 p.m. Please attend this Meeting- t'Cf, ` GOVENLOCK K. BRODERICK President Secretary. SILL` Res ,llstasa slow, tt0141et4e4 `u * Chir l4IiU;. aiind we, ire now Chopping • and Rolling .e'fery- day, at 8 cents per bag. t : $RUSE _ BROS. ..2972-3 . • '' IMPORTANT. -NOTICES I OST.—A BLACK, WHITE AND TAN hound. Please notify THOS. PRINGLE, R. R. 1, Staffs, Oat. 29764 Fon SAL/L—A PONT, BUGGY AND CUT- • bee, for sale cheap. Apply to JOSEPH MoCULLY. Brucefleld, Ont. 2911x4 Public tilitY iCom iesion of Seaforth 11teelY0003J,„ Department milt; of net beingin a position to make the, . huge asiessnient for water mains thip: &ear; watkr fakers are being billed with tha $4. service charge instead according to BY -baa., $eaforth, November 25, 1924. JOHN A. WILSON. Secretary. 3572-2 McKILLOP NOMINATIONS In accordance with• Ontario Statuim;,1914, Ghat. 192, Sec. 88 to 69, a meeting of the nateyeyerh '. of the. Siewaship of M.c: lllop, will he iteQcl' sS School $rause., No; 6, on Mon- diiy.. tlse 29th sap. of Decembdr; A.D., .1924. Nomtaations fog rnitdidattes 'for a "Reeve and °four. 'Counciillers `will be received' from pne. to two etelo5lc in the afternoon. In the -event • of, more. persons being nom- inated -'tan are required Stu 4111 the several office's, • err election grill be held on Monday, the 5th day of January, 1925, from 9 -o'clock can. till 5 p.m. at: Polling Division' No, 1. G. K Holland's House Lot 10, Concession 5, James Evans, D.R.O., Thomas Moylan, P. C.; Polling Division No. 2—Japaes Hillen's House. Lot, 2$, Concesssioss 4, John MeDowell, D.R.Q-, James Jiillen;- P.C. Polling Division , No. 3— Joseph Smith's House. Lot 10, Concession 12, John - Leeming, D.R.O., John Murray, P.C.; Polling . Division No. 4—School House No. 7, Lot 28, Concession 12, John Balfour, Willis Dundee, 1'. C. JOHN McNAY. 2973-3 Returning Officer. ARN3NGi:: ANYONE •- FOUND '.BAKING • Evergreen trees or timber of any kind of 'Lot 6, Concession 8. Tuckeremltb, I1 -R.8., will be.,proeemalted without respect of persons. JOHN F {..lt[eX 2973x1 /toIlsil Jam Lar ma SALE OR RENT in lbs Vasco of• Brueoseld: two-thirds ease of land: good cellar, herd and soft water; stable and 'heir house. Pmsession'Sib- en immediately. Apply to JO$N V. 'union. Clinton,. Oaf. a 2978=tf 'L4 BTRAY' H1fII R. ---STRAYED FROM LOT 14. Town. Line; Stanley. about the first of October, n' ivitite -heifer -about 20months old, no ]born- Any information which will lead to its recovery pleas. '•notify ' IOD. REl HRR1 -Zuric h „P. 0., on -pose f14 r 10. Zurich Central;; 89110 IVOR BALE; ---PART OF LOT 28, CONCKS- 46 d, 'Osborne.. Township, ane -half mile north of Thymes Road church; 134 miles from :has a.4itter."brtck. cottage ;and brkk- kitchen with trash room. pantry and bedroom oft kitchen; hard and soft water in Wash room. New stable and hen home, good orchard and garden. Possession at once. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. d._ PASSMORE, Bensall, Ont. • 29734 CHOIOE FARMS BEING LOTS 14 and -4&s - on- tbfn; 7th ,Coaesaton _ of Me- • 174, e- i'hales mfrom eeliool.'2% isles from chug and 6 miles from the Town of Sea- . "'forth.' on good gravel roads. Oa 'Lot i6 there to ask• over -flowing well, good orchard. and ;fuildhigs, in good, ie@air. On Lot 14 there let,* ,Rood bride `"hoizse with woodshed; two ?purie4ihil4ng wells and 80 acres of the finest `fiardffintod. busk;;.doth Bath -farms are in grass and "have -no noxious needs: For hay, nature and grain tams they. can pot be beaten. Will be said fainter. Sr separately. For furter par - Oculars apply t. MISS TENA BEA rrri., No. 1, Dublin, Ont. 297Ix4 AUCTION SALES CtLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM. • FARP'I STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.— Oscar tN: Ree`d; auctioneer. has received In- -struetions from the undersigned to sell by -public auction on Lot 19, Concession 5. Town- -ship of Rib'berit, three mike southwot of Dublin, on Monday, December 16th, 1924,- the following: :Real Pstate: 'Ilse farm contains • (50) fifty acres, being the East half of Lot 19 (% of 19), Concession 5. Township of Ribbert, County of Perth. The land is all arable with underdraining and fences in good repair. There is a good orchard with gar - •den and fruit plantation. The farm. is situ- ated three miles from Village of Dublin, near main highway. Telephone and rural mail delivery and is in a good state of cultivation. O n the premises is a 6 -room frame house, '20x80. of modern design and construction :smith metal veneer and atone basement, sum- mer kitchen and woodshed, a hank barn 72 b'y 32 with brick. atabling, concrete floors and •hydraulic pump in stable. Adjoining the tarn is an inl%piement -souse and hen house. 'There, are three wells on property providing an ample supply of water. There will also be olferdd-:for sale a building lot in .the vil- lage of Dublin. The farm will be sold sub- ject to a reserve bid. The terms of purchase ,on real ,estate will be 10 per cent. cash on day of sale, balance in 50 days. Horses.— Agricultural filly --rising 2 years old: Grey Penticton filly rising 1 year old: black Per- cherosr filly rising 3 years old: driving horse 10 Fears old. Cattle.—Holstein cow, fresh; 2 -year-old steer; 2 -year-old 'heifer; 2 year - 1 calf, 1 brood sow due in March ; 10 shoals, about 75 pounds. Ileus. --30 hens. 30 pullets cad 4 ducks, 1 Scotch Collie dog. Iisy, Roots, Grain and Fuel, --20 tons of mit- . ed timothy, and clover bay. 500 bushels of manuals, 500 bushels of mixed grain, 225 bus. of buckheat, 10 bags of potatoes, 2 barrels of Northern Spies. 5 cords of dry stove wood, 2 ' felts' 'of soft coal: lmplementa,—Messer-Har- ris binder a foot cut, Deering mower 8 foot cut, .peeing tooth Massey -Harris cultivator -sritrlt grain box and grass seeder attached, 10 foot. bay rake, light wagon, steel tire top rgg3,, cutter, Oliitton Panning mill, 1 set of. erlffrew scales 2000 , ibs...capacity. nearly new, set of harrows, 3 -settlors I Bain wagon, get of bo'b sleighs, set of light sleighs with 'box, apgon-box, gravel box, flat hny rack. 'pig rock, '>l asaey-Harris dreahr separator, aett8ler, 'Qoelmisutt single furrow "riding plow 7hlrarll' 'meta,' u-slking plow, one-half interest it hinsoer4farris, immure spreader, one-half . interest in buy +teddor a stun at Dublin parish ohed, bay tock, netpf sling ropes, wood water trough -fee bog,, Paditar, 150 feet 'hay fork Iope. dot:f k bands, double harness, set 4f ti C- 3: -borne collars, 2 11Srnm.dozen t it1' , . io C dozen cross out sow. orksn aiit5vsls ereaitYlolcOs a +t..: or Articles too num.. emus tut ir.efy 7 i El i':-ltoyai Matron range; eoad •tiff t ie 'ee,' 8 -burner tont oil stoner entribefdn 'tllibt>i roots! table, oval • -ititchen tehle,:•+ons' *hairs, two , two bed 1 •table, tpt- d, quantity *mitt Sale Oliattels,— ' ore that t on 4? nor FREE A Beautiful COLEMAN LAMP To be given to the largest cash pur- chaser of Goode from us from now until' Christmas. Why 1Not Win It`d Start now and save Coupons given with every cash purchase commencing Thursday Morning. A Few Xmas Suggestions: COLORED HANDKERCHIEFS rang - Ing in price from 5c t°60c FLANNELETTE BLANKETS - Large Size. COLORED' BATH TOWELS,' some nicely boxed, with Wash Cloths to match • from 25C t° 05c Fresh Raisin, Currants, Figs, Dates, Peels and Nuts, Icing Sugar, Etc. PRICES RIGHT. W. SCOTT & Co. Brucefield. PHONES: 13 on 142, Seaforth; 13 on 618, Clinton paslosr Omits, 2. reran suites; .rtidebot sun tlock1 Oar c'mid ham, <sti ie 0 eoi i .. A:id soy em.OanI 1a .: -furnislhin>.vonas 'r19COI,f 4 N 0 0 0 0 O O O O O O O O O S. T. Holmes & Son Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers. Finest Motor and Horse drawn equipment. Beattie Block, Main Street, opposite The Expositor Office. S. T. Holmes' residence, Goderich Street West; Chas. Holmes' residence over store. Flowers -furnished on short notice. AU kinds of up - bolstering neatly done. Phone, Night or Day, 119. 0 O O 0 0 0 0 O e> 0 0 0 0 0 OOOO 00.00000,0O o W. T. BOX & CO. O O Funeral Director and 4 O Licensed Embalmer. 0 H. C. BOK O Best Motor and Horse-drawn 0 O equipment. O O Charges moderate. `-0 O Flowers furnished on abort -O O notice. e 0 O Night Calls Day Calls 0 * Phone 1' 5. Phone 4L O -000001000 000 $$ 0•'ce$0$ d d 4 CHARLES flOLMES Flulrn re • . !f See our Bathrooltm Fixtures : ' incl' S1111Fit ai ,• 8 E6tlnistesrf(ir commow. plete . •. Idot -61400;0, e Eight yraet` ^ �. 6 PAIL$ fl l Int ' b e ••. prxefs; O11t►3fi� sirame 1104 hot water i Thee acre, Price reasons or farm pry ;i e, 44 x36 ght; an d at a. ssion i.t a re ban PrroP rt,y y ooms nnif batty, g; hyro light. tad, barn, " ete Might conaid- y, is X11 A . number of Uses in Seaforth and Eamonte with prices ranging froptt $600 to $1800y.a11 in good condition; make cora., fortable homes,:' Inspection in- vx d. Several choice Farms in Hullett, McKillop and Titckeramiith; good land, houses .a d. buildings; well watered, feneed, and drained. - Terms ttut purchaser. Prospective "Buyers will be showntime. Pthh eseone -= o1,Tv2per for ices apapoit any nt- . ment. - Bi»WS Dominion, Provincial, Municipal, Corporation, etc.:; ample security with the most favorable interest, MONEY ,TO LOAN on first mortgage farm property A. D. SUTHERLAND General Intsurance Agency. Eriglish Arm HORSE BLANKETS 2: Wool lined, 10 lb., at' o ,ruTE LINED $2 7S to $5 BLANKET... a 1 BUFFALO ROBES—Wind and coldaproof $14 50 to $18 MITTS AND GLOVES. — All kinds from..15c t° $2.50 ...... CLUB BAGS.—Genuine leather t1fo4leather lined $6p50 SINGLE HARNESS 00 $22. The best make 6L VU and up. Broderic k's HARNESS AND LEATHER GOODS Shoe repairing a Specialty. THEGIFT PROBLEM Right now everybody is try- ing to solve the worrisome prob- lem of WHAT TO GIVE? Bet- ter than ever before we are in a position to solve your prob- lem. You wiil'find at our store a practical gift for every mem- ber of the family. - Our new "Adjusto" Golosh makes a useful gift for mother, sister and lady friend. FOR MOTHER Mothers do not like to see money spent foolishly, but like- to iketo 'be given something useful. Useful suggestions are: A pair of comfortable . house Slippers, Shoes, GolosiieSpats, Rub- bers, a Shopping •Bag, Suit Case or Club Bag. OVEK:—.'JHOEJ FOR DAD Dad always likes to be given a nice Pair of Slippers, Shoes, Over- shoes, Rubbers, a Club Bag or Suit Case. FOR SISTE Sister would be delighted to obtain a pair of our new style Goloshes, Shoes, Boudoir Slippers, Spats, Skating Shoes, a Shopping Bag, Suit Case or Club Bag. FOR BROTHER Next to toys, boys always look for a pair of Hockey Shoes at Christmas or Slippers, Shoes or Rubbers. Older brother would like Hockey Shoes, too, or a pair of Spatii, Boudoir Slippers or Club Bag You can obtain gifts at our store that that will be enjoyed at Christ- mas and comfort derived from for months after. J. H. Smith & Son THE PRACTICAL GIFT STORE PHONE 51 OPPOSITE BANK OF COMMERCE SEAFORTH Ferguson's NOW IS THE TIME TO DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP- PING, AS THE EARLY SHOPPER ALWAYS GETS THE BEST CHOICE. COME IN AND LET US HELP YOU CHOOSE YOUR GIFTS. 4� Sweat' ers • . $4.50 t0 $0.50 Men's Wool Mufflers Men's Silk Knit Mufflers Men's Silk Mufflers Braces boxed $1 t° $2,25 $2,25 $3 t0 $4,25 65C t° $1.00 35c Armbands boxed Garters boxed Gloves Lined 50c $Uo75 to $2 Unl ned.... $u1;5 to $125 Men's Silk Shirts Men's Broadcloth Shirts, pecially boxed for Christmas es - $3550 Thos, Ferguson suAroorit ONTARIO. Just A Mim-te, WILL ANYTHING HERE HELP YOU OUT OF YOUR GIFT DILEMMA? a Xcelient values in Hats—staple and snappy. Men's Lounge Robes. All articles advertised, at attractive appraisement.. . Socks, Silk and Wool, Pure Silk, English Lima, English Worsted. Scarfs, Brush wool, Scotch knit, Silk. Underwear, Standfield's, Admiral, -fleece lined. Gloves, tancape, Mocha, Silk lined, Wool. Garters and Arm Bands in fancy boxes. Extra sized Night Gowns, Pajamas, Etc. Silk (Japanese) Handkerchiefs, initial and plain. Ties, Knit, new pattern Silk, fancy boxed. Irish Linen Handk'ch'fs, boxed, initial, lawn and plain Our Tailoring Dept. is in full swing; EnglishWoollens Novelty boxed Leather Belts. Sweaters ranging in price, $2.50 to $6.00. Bright's Clothing Co. Telephone 42. SEAFORTH ONTARIO. Cantelon's Fuel Service ANTRACITE Now in stock our genuine Delaware and Hudson, direct from -, , mines—Egg, Stove and Chestnut. SOFT COAL Our genuine Kentucky Lump, unexcelled for threshing and domestic use. BOULETS The fuel that makes heating cost less. These kindle quickly, do not clinker and burn to a powdery ash at a pride considerably lower than hard coal. COKE Our High Grade Nut Coke—a cheaper fuel with great beat. EGGS WANTE'f: A steady supply of fresh, clean -shelled eggs for our ever increas- ing carton trade, bought on graded basis. Highest prices paid. Farmer's Dried Apples wanted. Any quantity well dried quarters. l iENSALL Bo A. CANTELON COAL and PROUCE Phones—Office, 10 W.; House, 10J. ONTARIO 2986-12 Furnaces, Sheet Metal rk, Evetr-. ughing, I'!umbing, Etcm e ha','e secured the services of Mr. Robert Reid to take charge of this work and can guarantee satis- faction and reasonable prices Geo.D8 Ferguson SEAFORTH a. fSe tl 4 fl�F",�'../ ,,4 L T ,. 4 int 1.i tr15 % t »£1 �WF4 lyyf�. i i drP �l'u 14 F',j,{ 0 xxnn�gM l/�, 5„ S�'i' it 1a. xi�"�ia yid p'�k-V y1NF� Iv daa� f' rxj k "�7J,FF' r h L.zA �i �si"lwr Y �r it M two lock Pe P n °Et � °s er t eM1 ua. ¢ 1<f( a urs•pu�& r; ' 'ilthules= `t E► ell. o' nom ate Dec 10 h, to x8th Read_This: The New Year is , not here yet. Nevertheless it is time to make new resolutions. Let us begin NOW. RESOLVED: From NOW on to always look our HEST. In order to do this we will get our hair. neatly czt at "Robinson's" every ten days, by the deft work of the artis- tic hair -cutters in that up -to- . date -Barber Shop. RESULT; Hair looking its best. We will not only feel'"spit and span" but will really be better groom- ed for the Yuletide Season, when the boys and girls, friends and relatives are here for Christmas. festivities, smiling and feeling perfectly fit, be- cause they are all trimmed up and dressed in the latest. FACT: Your silver is well spent at "Robinson's," because this is the one shop that gives -the best VALUE coupled with EXPERT SERVICE. And these arees- sential if we would look our best, which is necessary nowa- days, whether in the home, in business, in school or on the street. ALSO RESOLVED: That we will have all our bar- bering done at Robinson's Shop. There our wants will be treated carefully; our likes and dislikes will be regarded with- painstaking thought. FROM "A Hair . Cut NOW ON Every 10 Days —AT— ROBINSON'S (Just Round the Corner) SEAFORTH _nIu munnlenlunI,Hm mnghmnws E DR. D. H. McINNES CHIROPRACTOR "� "" of Wingham, will be at the E Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday and Thursday =. o Afternoons. E Adjustments given for diseases of all kinds. = 2970x10''-tf illill11111U011111111l1111111l1l1IUflIHl11t1ti !f See our Bathrooltm Fixtures : ' incl' S1111Fit ai ,• 8 E6tlnistesrf(ir commow. plete . •. Idot -61400;0, e Eight yraet` ^ �. 6 PAIL$ fl l Int ' b e ••. prxefs; O11t►3fi� sirame 1104 hot water i Thee acre, Price reasons or farm pry ;i e, 44 x36 ght; an d at a. ssion i.t a re ban PrroP rt,y y ooms nnif batty, g; hyro light. tad, barn, " ete Might conaid- y, is X11 A . number of Uses in Seaforth and Eamonte with prices ranging froptt $600 to $1800y.a11 in good condition; make cora., fortable homes,:' Inspection in- vx d. Several choice Farms in Hullett, McKillop and Titckeramiith; good land, houses .a d. buildings; well watered, feneed, and drained. - Terms ttut purchaser. Prospective "Buyers will be showntime. Pthh eseone -= o1,Tv2per for ices apapoit any nt- . ment. - Bi»WS Dominion, Provincial, Municipal, Corporation, etc.:; ample security with the most favorable interest, MONEY ,TO LOAN on first mortgage farm property A. D. SUTHERLAND General Intsurance Agency. Eriglish Arm HORSE BLANKETS 2: Wool lined, 10 lb., at' o ,ruTE LINED $2 7S to $5 BLANKET... a 1 BUFFALO ROBES—Wind and coldaproof $14 50 to $18 MITTS AND GLOVES. — All kinds from..15c t° $2.50 ...... CLUB BAGS.—Genuine leather t1fo4leather lined $6p50 SINGLE HARNESS 00 $22. The best make 6L VU and up. Broderic k's HARNESS AND LEATHER GOODS Shoe repairing a Specialty. THEGIFT PROBLEM Right now everybody is try- ing to solve the worrisome prob- lem of WHAT TO GIVE? Bet- ter than ever before we are in a position to solve your prob- lem. You wiil'find at our store a practical gift for every mem- ber of the family. - Our new "Adjusto" Golosh makes a useful gift for mother, sister and lady friend. FOR MOTHER Mothers do not like to see money spent foolishly, but like- to iketo 'be given something useful. Useful suggestions are: A pair of comfortable . house Slippers, Shoes, GolosiieSpats, Rub- bers, a Shopping •Bag, Suit Case or Club Bag. OVEK:—.'JHOEJ FOR DAD Dad always likes to be given a nice Pair of Slippers, Shoes, Over- shoes, Rubbers, a Club Bag or Suit Case. FOR SISTE Sister would be delighted to obtain a pair of our new style Goloshes, Shoes, Boudoir Slippers, Spats, Skating Shoes, a Shopping Bag, Suit Case or Club Bag. FOR BROTHER Next to toys, boys always look for a pair of Hockey Shoes at Christmas or Slippers, Shoes or Rubbers. Older brother would like Hockey Shoes, too, or a pair of Spatii, Boudoir Slippers or Club Bag You can obtain gifts at our store that that will be enjoyed at Christ- mas and comfort derived from for months after. J. H. Smith & Son THE PRACTICAL GIFT STORE PHONE 51 OPPOSITE BANK OF COMMERCE SEAFORTH Ferguson's NOW IS THE TIME TO DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP- PING, AS THE EARLY SHOPPER ALWAYS GETS THE BEST CHOICE. COME IN AND LET US HELP YOU CHOOSE YOUR GIFTS. 4� Sweat' ers • . $4.50 t0 $0.50 Men's Wool Mufflers Men's Silk Knit Mufflers Men's Silk Mufflers Braces boxed $1 t° $2,25 $2,25 $3 t0 $4,25 65C t° $1.00 35c Armbands boxed Garters boxed Gloves Lined 50c $Uo75 to $2 Unl ned.... $u1;5 to $125 Men's Silk Shirts Men's Broadcloth Shirts, pecially boxed for Christmas es - $3550 Thos, Ferguson suAroorit ONTARIO. Just A Mim-te, WILL ANYTHING HERE HELP YOU OUT OF YOUR GIFT DILEMMA? a Xcelient values in Hats—staple and snappy. Men's Lounge Robes. All articles advertised, at attractive appraisement.. . Socks, Silk and Wool, Pure Silk, English Lima, English Worsted. Scarfs, Brush wool, Scotch knit, Silk. Underwear, Standfield's, Admiral, -fleece lined. Gloves, tancape, Mocha, Silk lined, Wool. Garters and Arm Bands in fancy boxes. Extra sized Night Gowns, Pajamas, Etc. Silk (Japanese) Handkerchiefs, initial and plain. Ties, Knit, new pattern Silk, fancy boxed. Irish Linen Handk'ch'fs, boxed, initial, lawn and plain Our Tailoring Dept. is in full swing; EnglishWoollens Novelty boxed Leather Belts. Sweaters ranging in price, $2.50 to $6.00. Bright's Clothing Co. Telephone 42. SEAFORTH ONTARIO. Cantelon's Fuel Service ANTRACITE Now in stock our genuine Delaware and Hudson, direct from -, , mines—Egg, Stove and Chestnut. SOFT COAL Our genuine Kentucky Lump, unexcelled for threshing and domestic use. BOULETS The fuel that makes heating cost less. These kindle quickly, do not clinker and burn to a powdery ash at a pride considerably lower than hard coal. COKE Our High Grade Nut Coke—a cheaper fuel with great beat. EGGS WANTE'f: A steady supply of fresh, clean -shelled eggs for our ever increas- ing carton trade, bought on graded basis. Highest prices paid. Farmer's Dried Apples wanted. Any quantity well dried quarters. l iENSALL Bo A. CANTELON COAL and PROUCE Phones—Office, 10 W.; House, 10J. ONTARIO 2986-12 Furnaces, Sheet Metal rk, Evetr-. ughing, I'!umbing, Etcm e ha','e secured the services of Mr. Robert Reid to take charge of this work and can guarantee satis- faction and reasonable prices Geo.D8 Ferguson SEAFORTH a. fSe tl 4