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DAMT MAREBT
—"0, "o"mber Ifth—Cheese neW dame
34 1 twins, 24J/ to 25�2 ; triplets.
=q.; triplets, ?6c; Stiltons, 27C. Old, ilwrge,
'SOCI; twlima, 30%c; triplets, BIC.
Butter—Finest creamery prhats, 4110'. ko. I
creamery, 46c; No. 2. 44 to 45o. Dairy PrIate
40 to 42c.
Egga_-Prewh extras, in carbons, 78 to SQC,
�extraA, loose, T6c; fresh drets, 60 to 65o
�s%oruge extras, 48e.; sWrAge firsts, 46c; stor-
age seconds, 87 to &Be.
BEAN MARKET
Toronto, November 24
C;P41w, Canadian,
handpicked, lb- ft; primes 5 [to §1/40.
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BIRTHS
(Meaver.—In Seaforth Memorial li�piwl. on
November 22nd. to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cle v er. IV1. nley, a dii ughtLr.
KcLeod—tin liLyfield, on N ember 16th, to
Mr. and Mm. L. H. MeL d, a son—Mal-
4,jlm Duncan.
MARRIAGES
Scotchmer-CamplY611,—In Clinton. on Novem-
dmer 12th, by the R6v. A. Macfarlane. Mar-
garCt E. CamplieU, only daughter of M m.
Annie Campbell and the late James Camp-
_bela, of Bayfield. to Robert S. Scatchmer,
of Stanley township.
MeXiennon-Laine—At St. James' Ctiurch. Bes.-
forth, by Rev. Father Goetz, on November 6
14th, Lucy, daughter of the late Thomas 2
'Lane, to Angus McKinnon. of Tuckeminith. 0
DEATHS
IDavis.—In Ribbert, on November 21st. 1925,
'Margaret Hill, relict of the lute William I
Davis, in her Bath year. r
McMillum.—In Sacramento, California. on No-
vember 13th. Donald A. MeMillun, aged .75
years. A native of Hibbert Tiownship.
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IN MEMORIAM
Note-1tems under this head will be charz-
tQd So Cents per single verse, and 25 cents for
cach additional verse.
HAI3KIRK.—In loving meniory of Wilham
J_ Habkirk, who died November 25th, 1920.
Just -a thought of our dear loved one,
J u8t a memo ry fond and true,
.J.t a token of affection
That our hearts still ache for you.
Friends may th!nk we have forgotten,
When at times they see us smile;
Little do they know the heartache
That our s7nue hidei all the while.
J(r24xl NOTHER. SISTERS and 13ROTHER.
In loving weinory of JamcA MacGregor. who
tiled November 30th, 1924:
1*ne year has passed, oh father dear,
Since angels came for you;
*Yet through the most of this long year,
Your fuce connei e3milLng through.
F,ach lonely hour that we have spent
Is wov n through and through
Vith golden threads of memory,
Father, dear. for you.
3024xl CHILDREN.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Charles Riley and family wish to
thank their many friends and neighbors for
.1e. kindness'snel ympathy 9)vown to them
.1 ring their scent sad bereavement, and also
fur the beautiful floral tributes.
3024-1
U. F. 0. MEETING
Monthly meeting will be held in
Carnegie Hall, Seaforth, at 8 p.m., on
Wednesday evening, December 2nd.
BERT IRWIN,
3024-1 Secretary.
LIVE and DRESSED
POULTRY WANTED
and FEATHERS
We pay highest prices. Write
for price list. Crates loaned.
We are buyers 12 month-, in
the year.
Established over 30 years.
A. Stork & Sons
33 St. Patrick's Market
TORONTO.
13ULL FOR SALE—FOR SALE, REGIS-
tered bull 13 months old. Apply to JOHN
RFNNETT. Phone 170—IG. 8022x4
qTRAYED -FROM LOT 11, CONCESSION
11, McKillop. one grey heifer one year
<)Id and 1 reel steer one year old. Any in-
forriation leading to their recovery will he
thankfully rev�iveel. THOMAS McKAV. Phone
�; on 45, Dublin. 3023-tf
IDOARS FOR SPIRVIC.E.—T HOLD FOR
JL -0 service R. Yorkqbire and a T%mworth boaT,
both imported strains and worthy of your
amtronsv�. They carry a Government. certifi-
vnte anti any one- having remistered stock
-,vill find the change of blood qu4te beree-
fflciary in improving tile standard of their
lherd. Terms to all, $1.50 with privilege of
Teturring if necessary. I am, yours for buqi-
,neeis. JONATHAN E. HUGILL, 3 miles went
of Seaforth. 8021xG
MORTGAGE SALE
UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF THE
POWERS CONTkINED IN A CZ9TAIN
MORTGAGE which will be produced at the
time of sale the hereinsfitter described Imn(19
will be offere� for sale at publio'hatIV (In by
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Gemme H. Elliott, Auctioneer, at t 1. 'es
in the Town cvf Seaforth, on Friday, the
fourth day of December,- AD., 1925. at the
hour of 3.30 4,'clock in the afternoon. th a t
is to any: Parts of Park Lots Nos. 8 and 4
in -Edwin Sparling's Survey in the Town of
Seaforth, having a f-rontage of 210 feet�
inare or less, on North Main Street. and a
4epth of 223 feet mure or less.
0. the.- property are a ca-modious —i-
dence, 21/2 storm, built of brick anti roofed
with slate, -and outbuildinirs suitable to the
establishment, all in wood repair. The
property is an unusually attractive one bott
in its sitastim and its residential appoint
ments.
TERMS OF SALE! Ton Per cent. at th4
timp. of Rule and the balance in 80 days. Fol
further terms and conditions of sale and i
mv,re detailed description of the property
-apply to I
W. BRYDONE,
Clinton.
S,onaftor for the, Vendar.
DATIOD Ithis 10th day of November, 1925.
8022-2
CLURARINQ AV=QN AAW QF FAIM
MOCK AND W.
Watson, auctioneer, has ve*ve4 InGtru4lono
IrNO," to s'ell by public
W-:%.X0ar1t1210, Concession; 14, Mbb
dAy, -December 2nd., 192T
t"2114MI-or =7the 99111pwing: Hoxaep—
Driving home 9 yeaca *14, agrelcultural =are
agricultui-I mare 12 yCaers old.
due in January, cow 440 Neirch
IsIt. sow due Apreil Sad, cow due April z4th.
ow due February 2M, cow due Mwrfb, 10th,
cow with cuff by side, 2 farrow com. Year,
Ing st4w, 3 a spring pgIvep.
Hic —$a.- due F'ebraqry 14A, Cow d" Feb.
?,Qth, saw due time Cefeg q,9trigt 6bout 175
this., 9 vigs 2 manuths v 21/a months
Ad. pair game, Implements -
Zen, Fz*t
, , 4� *6od binder 6 -foot cut, Froit
61; wood mower 6 toot out, fanning mill.
breeching for leam harness. sap pan, sap
heater, 75 new buckets, water trough. Terms
.All sums of $10 and under, cush: over
hat amount 11 months' credit an approved
jint ri,d(� with 6 per cent. straight off for
notes. Positively no reserve
as prcr.r__r ii giving up the farm. KEN-
NETH MeLEOD, Proprietor; James W. Wat-
on, Auctioneer. 3023-2
A UCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM, STOCK
AND IMIPIMMENTS.—W. E. Nairn has
been instructed to sell by �ublic an Von on
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Lot 1, Concession 12, Tuckersmirth, On Tu(.s-
day, December Ist, at 12.80 p.m., the follow-
ng.- Homes—One team of horses aged 9 and
0 years, I mare 8 yeaTs old. I gelding five
years old, I driving mare quiet and reliable
ged 8 years, suckling colt� heavy draught,
months old. Rftiatered Cattle—Carrie A.
ad =206084� (female), white, born De -
her 20th. 1923; Carrie 8th =109248=
(female), red. born March M, 1913; Sea -
forth Lassie 6th =205142= (female), red
roan, born December 15t, 1923; Carrie 10ch
��175993= (female), red, born August, Ist,
920; Carrie A. =196706= (female), dark
oan, born November 4th, 1922; Seaforth
Duchess 2nd =159766�, rusm, horn Decem-
her l6th, 1918; Seaforth Duchess 4th
=20845fi=. red roan, born July lst, 1923
leaforth Lassie 6th =194799�, red, born
F une 15th, 1922; Seaforth Duch 59 5th
=211623=, white, born August 4th, 1924;
�,udy Sample �_145997=. roan. born April
!nd, 1918; Martha B. =171686= Ifernale).
d, born February 22nd, 1920; Lady Sample
;End
_180983� (female), roan, born Jaii-
A%ry 5th, 1921 ; stock bull, bred by Mr. Peck,
'uMn Peemsden, white, born October lath,
' 921. Th -oughbred Cadve�—Nine Calves un -
ler one ,ar old, eligible for registration.
3rade Cattle—One Durham cow just calved;
Durham cow due to calve in two months,
small calves; about 75 hens and pullets.
,rain.— 00 bushels of beans, SOD busbeh �f
)ats, 100 bushels of barley, about 20 gra . n
aags and about 20 sacks. InipJernents—
A&,;sey-Harris binder 7 -foot cut, 1 binder
rack, Massey -Harris mower 6 -foot cut, Frost
IC Wood 12 -hoe seed drill, Miassey-Harris
ipring tooth cultivator, Massey -Harris bean
wltivatm- and puller complete, I new wagon,
farm wagon, 1 hay rack. I stock rack. 1
teel rciller, 5�ection harrows. hay rake, No.
buggy second bug 'y 1 set of bobMeighs.
cAtter: I low dow6. nianure spreader, one
valking plow, land cultivator, scales 2.000
ba.. fanning mkll, 1 hand scuffier, sling.,
-ope and car, one set single harness, 2 sets
)f double harness, half set of double harness
end about six good collars, netckyoke, whif-
letrees, bag truck, 3 sugar kettles ' two sap
)ans and heater, galvanized -store tank 3.50
'all t
ons 175 sap buckets, DaLaval
about 600 tbs. cap.,ity,
ream s=,.
Juantity of turnips in root house, I root
lulper, I wheelbarrow, I ladder, forks. chains
,nd other articles too numerous to mention.
rermB.—All articles u rider $10 and roo LA.
Zrain and poultry, cash; all articles over $10:
_; montK5, c-redit on approved joint notes. A
I i2;cuunt a r Ge`,f, per annum allowed for cash
kt the same time and place. Lot 1, Conce4k, 'ion
12, H.R.S., Tuckersmith, and Lot 3, Conces-
elan 13, H.R.S., Tuckersmith, will be offered
for sale subject to reserved bids. Terms of
�mle made known on day of sale, and may
he had in the meantime from the under-
*igned. JAMES RIVERS, Adminictrator: R.
HAYS. Solicitor; W. E. Nairn. Auc.
tioneer. 3023-2
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given purunnt to the
5tatutes in that behalf that all pe),on4 hav-
[ng claims again. -,.t the estate of John Walker,
late of the Tbwnship of McKillop, deceased,
It,
.tired Gardener, who died on the l0th (lay
,)f A" gust, 192.5, are required on or before
Lh. 10th dny of December, 1925. to send by
post, prepaid. or deliver to Solicitor for Ex
vcuton of Estate fuld perticular.,, of thir
ulainns, duly verified by atMlavlbt ,end th "
nature of the t%ecurity, if any, held by them.
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that after the
'a id 'last mentioned dat!� the assets of the
�aid deceased will be, distrilyuted among, the
parties entitled thereto, having rogard onl�,
to the clai-nis of which notice shal I then have
been given.
DATED this lath day of November, 1025.
R. S. HAYS,
Solk�itor for Executors.
3023-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes in that behalf that all perisons hav-
ing claims againet dthe estate of Frank Fitz-
gerald, late of the Townehip * f
TuckersTnith, Farmer. deceRcd. who d --I
on the 21st flay of October, I D", I
a re rpquirel on or before the 10th day of
December, 1925, to Bend by pagit, prepaid, or
deliver Ito Solicitor for Administrator of e.-
pa.t.-alars of their claims dulY
verifled by affidavit and the reature. of the
security (if any) held lyy them.
FURTHER TAKE NOTTkE that after the
s;mid last mentioned date the assiets of the
said deceased WiM be dL�tributed among the
partie,; entitled thereto, h-aving regard only to
the claims of which notice shall then have
been given.
-DATED this lath clay of November. 1925.
R. S. HAYS.
Sobicitor for AdministrfltOT.
.3023-3
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
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A. D. BUTHRULAND'S
GEN ER . AL I '�&GE
�N15VAANCE NCY
Farm 40'Vii 'Oi,4�rtyi Ron4s, Etc.
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wh 'of Seaforth
treet Debentures
Subject to prior sale, we offer the
following:—
Due Amount
1931 $400 and $500
1934 $500 and $600
1937 $600 and $600
1938 .$1000
1940 $400
1942 $600
Five per cent. annual interest
coupons attached, payable Nov. 1.3t.
Bunds may be registered without
charge. Principal and interest guar-
anteed by Town of Seaforth.
These debentures offer a safe and
sound investment and are resaleable
at any time.
Price, $100 and accrued interest.
War Bonds maturing Dec. Ist, tak-
en in exchange at par; other issues
at market prices.
A. D. SUTHERLAND
Phone 152
SEAFORTH , : : ONTARIO
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Kent
Radio
There tire two ways of judging Re-
ceiving Sets and Radio Speakers—
By demonstration and by the reputa-
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capital Paid- up $:Z0,00%000
Res@"e Fund $20.000,000
J_ G. Mullen, WUwsiger
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Diogenes hunted this whole world of sin,
For someone to place all his confidence in,
Re was handicapped, though, for he couldn't begin
AT BRIGHT'S. .
He flourished a lantern, historian.5 says,
Scanning the Ads, as he wended his way,
But he hadn't the chances the folk have to -day
AT BRIGH'17S.
He was born a bit soon, this Diogenes lad,
Or he died in his youth, which was equally sad,
So he couldn't get in on the snaps to be had
AT BRIGHT'S.
Now, you who are lucky and born in an age,
With all the ADvantages, your heritage,
Should carefully fullow the one on this page
AI30L7T BRIGHTS..
But poor ol;d Diogey, wCre sorry, indeed,
He didn't meet up with the men of his creed,
But our patrons will tell him when they're gone to seed
AB0('T BRIGHT'S..
How they treated their customers here upon earth,
Not trying to beat them for all they were worth;
Then Diogey will smile, the first smile since his birth
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TAn,ORING and HABERDASHERY
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Christmas Shoppers w-fli find this Man's and Boy�s elothing Storde
brimfull of New Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furnishings
A WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF CHRISTMAS GliFi A',
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Hundreds of Men's and Young Men's Overcoats to choose from.
Sizes,34 to 48.
Prices lower this year ................ $15.00 to $37.50
Boys' Overcoats. Sizes 22 t* 32. to
Prices .......... ............ ..... ... $3.75 $14.50
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Hundreds of Men's and Young Men's New Fall and Winter.Suits
to choose from. Sizes 34 to 48. to
Prices ....... ...... .......... ..... $15.00 $37.50
New Neckwear. Underwear, Scarf4 Gloves and Mitts, leather
and knit; Sweater Coats, Pullovers, Night Shirts, Pyjamas, House
Coats, Bath Robes, Odd Trousers, Fancy Sox, Cambric, Silk a nd
Broadcloth Shirts. Fancy boxes Free.
P.J.KELLY, Stratford,11-Ont
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED 20th CENTURY AND
FASHION BRAND CLOTHES
One way Fare paid from Seaforth to Stratford to purchasers of
on A
tion of the maker. Atwater Kent .00 an over w ether by rail or m or.
wills either way.
ff. F� DALY SchOGIof Commerce, Chnton, Ont
STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME
"ATWATER KENT DEALER"
Our PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING will fit you for the MGHEST
I paid positions in the BUSINESS World, where work is always REWARDED
Seaforth Ontar'o. in proportion to the service rendered. I
Courses: Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, Teachers, Civfl Serviee i
and Special Courses.
SPECIAL CLASSES for Students from SEAFORTH, 11.10 a.m. to 3 P.m.
Four hours continuous school; six weeks free tuition given to make up time
for short sefiool day.
E E S I For information, apply to B. F. WARD, B.A., Principal, Phone 198; 1
M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist, Vice -President.
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Horse Mitts, wool lined; regular <> Street West; Chas. Holmea,
$1.50, for .................. $1.0010 residence over atom 10
0 Flowers furnished on short 0
The Best Value ill town. 10 notice. All kinds of up- 0
HERE'S THE OVERSHOE I holstering neatly done. 01
i Robes, Buffalo ...... $11.00 to $20.5010
That Solves The Question:! i 0 Phone, Night or Day, 129.
;Wool and Auto Rugs..$3.00 to S 10.00 1 11
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Of adjUstability' tO 1111�1 Size leg; SHOE REPAIRING
Of protecting skirts from buckl,,
tears; Oak Stock Only U110d.
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Of buckles opened by coat bottorei; Men',; half soles ............. $1.001
Of perfect fit, warmth and lightness;:Ladies' half soles ............ 60c W. T. BOX CO.
astners. i
Of concealed f, I Rubber Heelq ................ 40c; 0 Funeral Director and <>
(P A A ITP Boston Leathor Big, . ......... $1-7-5 10 Ucensed Emballmer. 0
I Club Bags, leather [in( -d ........ 0i.50! 0 H. C. BOX 01
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SELECTED DEALERS
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Blankets, Bells.
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Charges moderate.
Flowers furnished on Amt
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The Council of the Corporatian of the
County of Huron will meet In the Council
Chamber, Ooderlich. at 8 o'clock in the*after-
noon of Tuesday. the Ist day of December,
1925. All accounts against the County must
be. in the harilds of the Clerk not later than
Monday preceding the meeting of Council.
GEORGE W. HOLMAN.
County Clerk.
C�dorfch, November 12th, 1925. 3023-2
ANNUAL MEETING
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Lantern. They will not blow out and areabsolutely
Safe.
6.1 We bave the DFUTZ coal oil lantern. They do
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not smoke and are as near perfect as a coal oil lantern
FOR SALE.—FivG acren, ollin maZo can be.
?rom Seaforth; modern home withl
furnace. bath and toilet, rumll. bam; I
good orchard. Tares, $15. splanelildl e"�
ehencea to start ellickem ?hrm, tmou � V
ate. APPIr to e0c Do Ir erguson k"Aff en
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The annual meeting of the Seaforth
Turf Association will be held in the
TheJohninmankin
Council Chamber, Seaforth
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A gency
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Tuesday Evening, Dec. Ist.
Insurauce of all kinds.
at 8 o'clock
Financial report, election of officers
Boiids, Real Estate,
R,nd other bu-iness.
Money to Loan
Robert Wilson, President.
SEAMTH ONT.
3023-2
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Lantern. They will not blow out and areabsolutely
Safe.
6.1 We bave the DFUTZ coal oil lantern. They do
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not smoke and are as near perfect as a coal oil lantern
FOR SALE.—FivG acren, ollin maZo can be.
?rom Seaforth; modern home withl
furnace. bath and toilet, rumll. bam; I
good orchard. Tares, $15. splanelildl e"�
ehencea to start ellickem ?hrm, tmou � V
ate. APPIr to e0c Do Ir erguson k"Aff en
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