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do not hesi SU4 106 FRFEMA6%
Iato, AbOtri; the Cost.
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Tbave of n been, aske4 it -is - ..
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..2ruettlat -a, m4Jorlty of wealthy wo.
FOR:'$
�!inen. wear,� their stOckinga only once. � 616-18 We6koeld, $2 each. These are fron
the Velamere '19*4 Producing" Hatcben�
J= ikany 'c�ases this is trllle. IWYe 18; -and care bred from 'heavy, winter layers
,Xor instance, the'wife of a - Phone Hassell, 86 r IL
proniine4i; HOWARD HYDE.
Mwashington millton4ire -who buys 806SX2
#.1,000 worth of hosiery at a time, FOR SALE. -FOR SALE LOT 80
FARM
tand She wears each pair only once, '1141 T., -ncesBlou, Hibbert Township. Spica.
I" en giv s them to her servants.
.fh e buoroved 100 atme farm, best buildings ir
Peirth County; well. feiWed a -ad �raiaed. Com4
to a" growing crosr. Appak.. 4AYS
0061.tf
"SEAFORTH MARK=S
Ow STRAYED 010-,ftkWT,�,01 bONCES.
1$1r , '0da 01 Tackersmi*. owner may haw
Tbnrsaay,_�411gpst -so" b* zWovIg f -d Plifing for em
- ( - - W . 7� 'PURDY. KID.
I by saw. A% -I,
,Wheat, per busli�l $1.80 al -ed
We pen, or rhono 84 on 184, Seudorth. 8115"
,,-�Oats, per bushel ......... �*-. :, -
Aarley, per bushel .............. 05C
,�Zuckwheat, per bushel
.Vran ............. ..... : ..... $150
fprts ...........
lilgi,' &r'do9vd-* ...... .. :.19, W26c
Alutter, per -AGe
New potatoes ............ .V�.00
M-ogs, per cwt, ........ :.sIT75
DEAN MARKET
Sorontb, August 24.-Boam, Canadian, band
40oked, $2.60 bushel; primes, W40 bushel.
P'19ULTRY MARKET
T�nto, AnguA 24th.
Live. Dressed.
-auciceas, Spring ............ Be 40
borage, lb . ........ .. as
=M_Irg 6 &s . ............. 04 27
330., 4 to 5 The . ........... .. 24 37
9 to 4 The . .......... . 20 26
20 26
ings. 6 the. and up .... go as
.......... ..........
......... ... '110. 40
DAIRY MARKET
4 'reranto. August 24th.-Cbdeso, now, large,
19,to 191hef 4wins. 19% to 204; wplala, 20
-*o 207/2c. istataus, 23c. Old, large, 28a
twins, 29e; triWets, Sk.
Bufter-Finest -creamery prints, 26 to 87c;
No. I creamery, 85 to 36c; No. 2, 84 to 8bo.
Mairy prints, 29% to 80'
Egss-Fresb extras in c&rtons 40 to 41c;
fresh extras, loose. 39 to 40c; fresh firsts,
724 to 8fia: fresh aecands, 27 to 28c.
FARM FOR "Am -THE BEAUT"FULL,
situated 50 acre farm, 1% miles east of
Seaf6fth, Lot 5, Concession 1. Tuckeromith,
on the Government Higbway. Newly tfle
drained. bwrn &4x5O -pewIx-abiticied, rood
dwelling, 10 rooma-.18 a" �of jdfalft Ih
acres oaAB, balance 49dpd,tq mAxed bay. Im-
mediate possession. Apply to P. DILL.
Dublin� 8058-tf
F A!,* FOR SALE-IFOR SALE,. LOT 6,
the let Concession, Stanley Township.
cOntainbRa 91 abres. Mist class )&nd in a
high state of cultivation: well drained and
fenced; It Km bush. - spmqll good
two atoreY frame home with Mm -d soft
water. Barn 52xG0 *4*fi good stabling under-
neuth; 4ftzvlement hume 26x4G;aud pig house
24x4O. Two good well*. 4nA.,.x#in4maI at
barn. The farm Is aft"' one rafle from
school and ZY& miles -fro� Kliven, Itural
mWI and phone. WHI be sold on -reasonable
terms. For further particulars apply le It.
P. Deal. Box 882, Senforth. 3057-tf
F ARM FOR SALF_-E00 ACRES CGM-
pripiM late 7 and 8, In the
sion, TackeramIth. On. It to a ry_.CX=
bridk house containing 10 rooms. It is heat-
ed with a furnacei has -cistern and woodshed
attaob�& Basement baru.,06xl04, with car-
rarated Toof. gaavanIzed'oTa6ar*, and- ceftent
stabling; litter carrier. Hog pan -attsihad to
barn. 29x65, corrugated roof,'ceitnecrt 'floors
and tank ; laree garage, j pqmp� J VW. These
buildings a" all in fi4t daa- ribair ind
newly Painted. There fiile--26 4-cres"alfoif.,
1 0 acres sweet clever and Z5, acres sisature
on home farm of 160 acres. The 50 adjoins
and is pasture. 'More we 25 acres of splen-
did maple bush. The farm is in first class
condition being used largely for stock and
how ralsing. It Is within one-hobf
rnfia of
�dhool. midway between Hensall and Sea -
forth with Kippen 4 miles distant, one of
the best grain markets in Ontario. Ruraj
mail. teJephone, and a good neighborhood.
WEI be sold on easy terma on account of ill
heo.M. PossePs.Tory this 1!0-1- JOHN RAY.
R. F_ 2. Kipper, Phone 6 on 134. 8063x3
GRAIN ARKET
Torlonto. August 24th--Manitobs whes:t
No. 1 Northern, &1.66Vc: No. $,-Northern,
FARM FOR SALE
No 3 Noribern $1.46.
*1i211toba'o&tsNo. 2,C.w.. nominal; No.
'a.' net quoted; No. I feed, 45c -, No. 2 feed,
The Executor of the &tate of the IQ to
in . . ports.
_41k; Western Wra quaWtiom in, 0."
j
American earn. track. Torento-Ne. I yal-
P-tY known as the Maas % of Lot 29,
413w. 920; No. a yellow, 910.
Concession IC Hibbert Township, containing
5,
75 acres more Or less.
AnoudedI. Brain, per ton. $27.25, shorta, per
On ithe farm there is a good frame home
$$gas: middlings. $8S.2&; goed feed
with kitchen andL wo�ed, barn 86x54, shed
_9a,
*w. ow bag. $2.3t.
28X50, and drive shed 1448, steel track and
h
car- I % acres 8rCh4r4. 12 acres 9vod hard-
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with
lor - $209' 1"ROIR
nd sell readily, , Alan o.
1,Xety and 11rolnen ftkvwt, NA, W. -
all ptoultuelat #
ma of begift,
4or hand- de lace stockin A, 44w4or
�41M�t an ,624,,
Mi$ff'l OW Isd t]ffi
lAce., ralull"IlS A. Valu 0
12 41�u
s itr es;. bridis
es� an .18, io a pony
eans 'y
4 40, Pa. #roving prove
�*�n of Owner vo,
do not hesi SU4 106 FRFEMA6%
Iato, AbOtri; the Cost.
R. R, We -
Tbave of n been, aske4 it -is - ..
AXa-4. �0. W� RN COCKER
..2ruettlat -a, m4Jorlty of wealthy wo.
FOR:'$
�!inen. wear,� their stOckinga only once. � 616-18 We6koeld, $2 each. These are fron
the Velamere '19*4 Producing" Hatcben�
J= ikany 'c�ases this is trllle. IWYe 18; -and care bred from 'heavy, winter layers
,Xor instance, the'wife of a - Phone Hassell, 86 r IL
proniine4i; HOWARD HYDE.
Mwashington millton4ire -who buys 806SX2
#.1,000 worth of hosiery at a time, FOR SALE. -FOR SALE LOT 80
FARM
tand She wears each pair only once, '1141 T., -ncesBlou, Hibbert Township. Spica.
I" en giv s them to her servants.
.fh e buoroved 100 atme farm, best buildings ir
Peirth County; well. feiWed a -ad �raiaed. Com4
to a" growing crosr. Appak.. 4AYS
0061.tf
"SEAFORTH MARK=S
Ow STRAYED 010-,ftkWT,�,01 bONCES.
1$1r , '0da 01 Tackersmi*. owner may haw
Tbnrsaay,_�411gpst -so" b* zWovIg f -d Plifing for em
- ( - - W . 7� 'PURDY. KID.
I by saw. A% -I,
,Wheat, per busli�l $1.80 al -ed
We pen, or rhono 84 on 184, Seudorth. 8115"
,,-�Oats, per bushel ......... �*-. :, -
Aarley, per bushel .............. 05C
,�Zuckwheat, per bushel
.Vran ............. ..... : ..... $150
fprts ...........
lilgi,' &r'do9vd-* ...... .. :.19, W26c
Alutter, per -AGe
New potatoes ............ .V�.00
M-ogs, per cwt, ........ :.sIT75
DEAN MARKET
Sorontb, August 24.-Boam, Canadian, band
40oked, $2.60 bushel; primes, W40 bushel.
P'19ULTRY MARKET
T�nto, AnguA 24th.
Live. Dressed.
-auciceas, Spring ............ Be 40
borage, lb . ........ .. as
=M_Irg 6 &s . ............. 04 27
330., 4 to 5 The . ........... .. 24 37
9 to 4 The . .......... . 20 26
20 26
ings. 6 the. and up .... go as
.......... ..........
......... ... '110. 40
DAIRY MARKET
4 'reranto. August 24th.-Cbdeso, now, large,
19,to 191hef 4wins. 19% to 204; wplala, 20
-*o 207/2c. istataus, 23c. Old, large, 28a
twins, 29e; triWets, Sk.
Bufter-Finest -creamery prints, 26 to 87c;
No. I creamery, 85 to 36c; No. 2, 84 to 8bo.
Mairy prints, 29% to 80'
Egss-Fresb extras in c&rtons 40 to 41c;
fresh extras, loose. 39 to 40c; fresh firsts,
724 to 8fia: fresh aecands, 27 to 28c.
FARM FOR "Am -THE BEAUT"FULL,
situated 50 acre farm, 1% miles east of
Seaf6fth, Lot 5, Concession 1. Tuckeromith,
on the Government Higbway. Newly tfle
drained. bwrn &4x5O -pewIx-abiticied, rood
dwelling, 10 rooma-.18 a" �of jdfalft Ih
acres oaAB, balance 49dpd,tq mAxed bay. Im-
mediate possession. Apply to P. DILL.
Dublin� 8058-tf
F A!,* FOR SALE-IFOR SALE,. LOT 6,
the let Concession, Stanley Township.
cOntainbRa 91 abres. Mist class )&nd in a
high state of cultivation: well drained and
fenced; It Km bush. - spmqll good
two atoreY frame home with Mm -d soft
water. Barn 52xG0 *4*fi good stabling under-
neuth; 4ftzvlement hume 26x4G;aud pig house
24x4O. Two good well*. 4nA.,.x#in4maI at
barn. The farm Is aft"' one rafle from
school and ZY& miles -fro� Kliven, Itural
mWI and phone. WHI be sold on -reasonable
terms. For further particulars apply le It.
P. Deal. Box 882, Senforth. 3057-tf
F ARM FOR SALF_-E00 ACRES CGM-
pripiM late 7 and 8, In the
sion, TackeramIth. On. It to a ry_.CX=
bridk house containing 10 rooms. It is heat-
ed with a furnacei has -cistern and woodshed
attaob�& Basement baru.,06xl04, with car-
rarated Toof. gaavanIzed'oTa6ar*, and- ceftent
stabling; litter carrier. Hog pan -attsihad to
barn. 29x65, corrugated roof,'ceitnecrt 'floors
and tank ; laree garage, j pqmp� J VW. These
buildings a" all in fi4t daa- ribair ind
newly Painted. There fiile--26 4-cres"alfoif.,
1 0 acres sweet clever and Z5, acres sisature
on home farm of 160 acres. The 50 adjoins
and is pasture. 'More we 25 acres of splen-
did maple bush. The farm is in first class
condition being used largely for stock and
how ralsing. It Is within one-hobf
rnfia of
�dhool. midway between Hensall and Sea -
forth with Kippen 4 miles distant, one of
the best grain markets in Ontario. Ruraj
mail. teJephone, and a good neighborhood.
WEI be sold on easy terma on account of ill
heo.M. PossePs.Tory this 1!0-1- JOHN RAY.
R. F_ 2. Kipper, Phone 6 on 134. 8063x3
GRAIN ARKET
Torlonto. August 24th--Manitobs whes:t
No. 1 Northern, &1.66Vc: No. $,-Northern,
FARM FOR SALE
No 3 Noribern $1.46.
*1i211toba'o&tsNo. 2,C.w.. nominal; No.
'a.' net quoted; No. I feed, 45c -, No. 2 feed,
The Executor of the &tate of the IQ to
in . . ports.
_41k; Western Wra quaWtiom in, 0."
Tobias RYCkman offers -for sale the form
American earn. track. Torento-Ne. I yal-
P-tY known as the Maas % of Lot 29,
413w. 920; No. a yellow, 910.
Concession IC Hibbert Township, containing
"Millfewl--Delivered. Montreal freights. bam
75 acres more Or less.
AnoudedI. Brain, per ton. $27.25, shorta, per
On ithe farm there is a good frame home
$$gas: middlings. $8S.2&; goed feed
with kitchen andL wo�ed, barn 86x54, shed
_9a,
*w. ow bag. $2.3t.
28X50, and drive shed 1448, steel track and
Outotrio esta-49 to 44c, f.o.h., shipping
car- I % acres 8rCh4r4. 12 acres 9vod hard-
weintat.
Wood bush and 86 acres utdr cutuatin
Outarlo good willing whes"I.23 +a $1.29,
tli is Y-. remainder bay and Vawtuy%, Never
'Co.b. shipping points. according to freights.
TaiLine spring about oentre of farm, good
Barley---maltins, se to Ill..
draining and fencing. Lomted IV
,a miles from
buokwheal_-Norninal.
Chi&elhurst, and 4 miles from Hensall market.
B" -No. 2. 90c.
Purrhhaer way sew fall wheat, full posses-
Uanitoba. flour-Pirsi patvnt� $9.70. Toma-
ion March Ist, 1927. For fuTther particulars
to: do.. second patent. $8.20.
apply to MANCIS RYCK19AN. Hens". Fx-
'Ontaric, flour -Toronto, 90 per oent patent
eawoor,
,vex barrel. in car lots, Toronto. $5.70; sea-
GLADMAN A STANBURY.
beard. in bulk, $5.70.
Selioitoro. Zxeter and Hansall.
89611-4
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Buffah)� August 24th -Hogs. 10000: mostly
25 oents lower: early too. 200 Pounds down;
valleffew a
few $14; 200 to 240 pounds pAcking sowg,
$9.75 to $10.50.
* Cia#le 2.000: fed kind mostRy wt�nsr to
15 c n hiwher; divaloo yearlings. 910.90;
1,9001=11d steen SID; few rood cows $6.60:
InUadium, $4.75 to $5.60; corrimbn and medium
bWls, $6.25 to $6.00.
Calves 1 200: active: sales
. early steady;
top Veals . $15.50.
Sheep 4,000: lamba activo : 25 to 50 cents
Idgher. Good to ahoi�le 914.76 to $15; culls
ee
S S I
swound $10.50; sheep scsrce.
Union Stock Yards. T�rontn, Aulruat 24.th.-
In addition to the ct�ftle, receipts th�re were
1.0 0 cattle billed throwh. About 500 were
I;0ft3 ever from last w�ek. The trade to -day
.Waa slow with barely 2.000 eattle weighed at
2 o'clock. A few choice butchers sold at Pteady
1prices also cows and bulls. The bulk of the
1butcher steers and exporters Were- 15% be 25
,conts lower. There were plenty of WesteTr
drtore cattle in the mrds. some of these being
of It little better qua.ifty than those received
Ust week- Store oattle were active, With 700
The story of foot comfort is'
1head turned over by 2 o'clock. Reavy ateen
6preading everywhem
from $7.00 to $8.15. with two leads
at th' top price, The bulk wert .4
You tdo, will becomt on-
f1wn $7.26 to 67.115. Choi�e nmr heavie"
brought 97.00 to $7.60 with -6mmon down -
thusiastic when you wea�
Ward to $6.26. Trade was very Plow an
1-ndy-eisrht stee-. li`few real choice on.
making 117.25. Fair to good cf#ers went at
36.25 to 17-00. No common wore o Id.
c irvaNDER1
butA' heif7 sold from S"T to 50.
'r ;7 9Z
MIL. -I SHM"J
%,a.h' "" were �te&dy at from $4.7r, to
few -ent at $6.75. Plaiin o -s
-Were hard to sell, Bulls gtayed teady
Smith Sons
ai
-from $5.00
&
to $5-50 fet' the frood ones. end
$4.00 to $4.50 for the caurrn
dWnem. Elaby
lbeeves,, rerrrainM flrrn n
SEAFORTH.
sellr* at
1�111-50 to $12-00. amd the bnlau�e aaing
tkt from $10.25 to $11. Two donds of good
4*kem brought 36-85 With several hundred
"ors at from $4.50 to S5.95� UwAors were
to $6,86 L 740eb co-ovs ano spr.jr,'er,
-as verk atroftT. Buyer". Dam from
*00 to $120 for them. C�aves omf,od firm
,
FEMALE AGENT11 WAN THD
,i t from $12.00 to $39-00 for choice end at
- Part or full time. appofu6ng sub -agents
'47-00 to $11.75 for common to medium vaal�
Steady income assured. Write framedfawy
were 200 gra-qqern on tbe market
THE SANTI(LLA CO.,
E -Th�re
t bron%rht from S5,00 to $6.06. Lftrubs
re SO cents higher than lr�t
Dept. 33. P. 0. 86V 4as. Mantreel.
weeks close,
$14.00 for the bulk of Iambs and ewes,
few Went up to $14.40. Some heavy lambs
0 taken at from $18.50 to guclu,
4611 at the usual $2.00 a hundred reduction.
IVIFIE MCKILLOP MUTUAL
L=le of dozen sheep sold teady .1 .
'o'..lity.
7",e of r 2.00 to $8.00 a 'undrlrr
to - R`he hosr . .
lIght,
FME INSURANCE CO'Y.
but the hackers su&,,Id I,, knml,-
an r 26 cents off the price. This
the Price down to $12.75 off car for
ths- The select lyremium is $2.40
dEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTH. . ONT.
eivts for &e ddY were 4 691 rAttle, 620
-41", 1,085 hogs, and 1.680
,
OFFICEUS:
iotations
',,Heav7
1. Connolly, Goderich President
steers, ehoice� $7.85 to $9.95; do.,
41.40 to $7.75; botcher gteer,�, dheift j"7.,'jd0
Jos. Svans,Beechwood, Vice-president
tA $7.86; do.. irond. $7.00 to $7.25; do,. 00M.
1). F. McGregor, Seafortfi, Sec,htaa,
�&n, 115-50 to $6.50; butcher heifers, ehojc��,
AGENTS -
10.7 -00 to S7.75; do. irood, $6.75 to 87; tutaho
.1�bws eboiee, Sr,.Oo to ilf;.go; do. h
Ahm Leitch, R, R. No. 1, Clinton-
Zood, $4.00 to $4.75-, butcher bn 8.
W. X Hinefilby, Sealorth; John
$�50 to $5.50: bolognasi $9.50 to $4 .
and ruttars, $2.W th $4.00: ,
ray, 99MOAdAIM; J. W. �61eo, Gode-
43 cows, $70.00 to $9�.flo-. avrJ.,#.. ec".
rich,, R. G. Jrarmuth, Bi-odbagen.
to $110.00: medium cows, $45.00 to
'00;
DIFINCTORS:
feederq, good, $6.25 to'46.76; do. fal!
6 to $6.00: calves, ch 9, $12.60 to $151 ,
good, so 00 $ da., light, or,,00
�d Alt '
;P.
'Willf4in %4 go; 9, Seftforth,,,
101M Beohoitft; �13VAdfihgft; James
.1
.F.80: M Vkl $15-00 - do-,
I
T.Aediura. 11
9. WNwen, ON%.
%*,25*to �
IK bucks.
$13X0; trood light s1heep $8.00 to $7.90
top; James 0010011r, 0 odorich; Alex
$4.Z to
00tv a and - mso: hoo,
glmcothg� 6 do.,
Broadoot,
wn od, $19,00:
.b., 012,00: do., coun., into, $11.75; do.,
-po
(hieVe, - No,
17*
and %li gears W,*rA b4ze 0-h4fthn
,*W "W'bo and. - mwblae4 off
_W, � qo� up_ �
like 'nfAv. Wl, MOO of patterqs mad%, spo
eUginecyllliders bored out aild fitted with now
platom ai, Tirgs like new and everything
in the =0�cldtie ohpv line done here. Satis-
faction guaranteed. For furthex particulurs,
call T110MAS SANDY, telephone 10, Gods -
rich, Ont.
MORTGAGE SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM IN McKILLOP
TOwNSIIIP
Undw vmd by, virtue of the powers of sale
contained in a certain mortgage, which will
be produced at the time of sale. there will be
offered dbr sade ty public auction at the
Queen's Hatel, in the Town, of Seaforth, on
Monday, September 18th. 19W. at the hour of
two-thirtY o'clock in the atternoon, the fol.
lowing properw:
Being composed of the West half of the
North half of Lot number -.11hirteen in the
Fourteenth Concession of the Township of
'BuKiilop, in the county of murom conujig
Porty,three and one-half acres of load move
or 10013.
The land ig a ricls clay, loam and there ore
erected an the Property a frame howe and
bank barn. The property is conveniently ait-
unted as to eburch. school asbd market, being
about three miles east of the Village of VAa-
ton. ,
TERMS OF SALF-Ten per ee'rzL of the
purchase money to be paid on tha 4ay of sale
and the badance within threL Weeks thereaf-
ter. Arvangements may be mmde for part of b
the purchase money to reensia on mortgage.
The property will be offered for sale subleah
to a rowrved bid.
Nor further termB, partieubm cad *mdi-
tiom of sa4e, awy 60
BMT a BEST,
Seaborth, Onhuio.
Solialtdre for Vemlorn.
Do"d Augw*- 20th, 1926.
Auetioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE
OF 50 ACRE FARM IN
TUCKERSMITH
Under and by vdrtne of the powers of asle
contained in a certain Indenture of Mortgage,
which will be produced at the time of sale,
ltx WWI be offered for sale, bi public an# -
I by Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, at
Dick's Hotel, Seatorth, on Saturday, the 4th
Sept4mber, 1926, at two o'clock pm. 'the
following lano, ua-ely: The West half of
Lot 4, in Srd Conceswion. Hurou Read Sur.
vey, of the Township of Tuckerumith. in the
County of Huron, containing by admeasure-
ment fifty (50) acres of Isind be libe same
more or less.
There are erected on the p es a dwel-
ling house and barn and the property is can-
venlently siotuated near the Town of Sea -
forth, on good gravelled roads.
Terms of Sale. -IQ per cent. to be paid In
cash on the day of sale and the balance,
w 'thowt interest within 90 days thereafter
and the purchaser will be required to sign
an agreement for the completion of his pur�
chose. The property wTkI be offered subject
.to a reserved bid.
Further particulars and terms of sale will
be made known on the day of sale and may
be had in lbe Ineautime from the uudersivu-
a&
Dated at sealarth. Ontario. this 14th
Angeas, 1926.
R. S. HAYS.
V.�idor�. Soiliter.
Thomas Brow%, Auctioneer. 3069-8
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JAMES WATSON
SEAFORTH, ONT.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
representing only the beat Can-
adian , British and American
Companies.
All kinds of insurance effected
at the lowest rates, includint-
FIRE, LIFR ACCIDENT, AUTO.
MOBILE, TORNADO AND PLATS
GLASS RISKS.
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REAL ESTATE and LOAN AGEM
Representing "Huron and Erie"
Mortgage Corporation, of London,
Ontario.
Prompt attention paid to placing
rhiks and adjusting of claims.
Business estaglished 60 years,
guaramteeing good service.
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RESIDENCE PHONE, ft.
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Eavetroughing
Plumbing
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Phone 23 SEAFORTH
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Having spent several years
installing heating plants for
the largest fiirnace manufact-
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to solve your heating problem
so that you will derive the
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R.F.Lumsden, B.A., Principal
STRATFORD ONTARIO
,kmalgarnated with McLachlan Business Codk�#e
WESTERN FAIR
LONDON - ONTARIO
September 11th to 18th
This year, add to your interest, pleasure and profit'fijr having an exidut
of your own in the largest Exhibition ever held in Western Ontario.
$40,000 IN PRIZES AND ATTRAMONS
Send for Prize List and Warutation. Cbsing'D;L4 September. 204.
Reduced Fares on all Railroads.
J. H. SAUNDERS, President. W. D. JACKSON, Secretary.
London, Ontario.
The Grea Sensati"onal Sale
To Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of this Store's
Business Career is Booming.
OPENED THIS THURSDAY MORNING AND PROMISES TO BE A HUGE SUCCESS
Thirtv years ago this month the doors of this Clothing and Furnishing Store were opened to the
public. NTe want to celebrate the tkirtieth annive.rsary of this store's commencement in business by giv-
ing the 1)ublic some honest -to -goodness bargains in appreciation of their patronage for the past 30 years.
$60,000 Worth of High Grade
Men's and Boys' Clotling
Hats, Cq)s, Underwear and Furnishings at such reirluced prices that the public will appreciate and never
forget Kelly's 30th Anniversary Sale. The Sale will last ten days to two weeks. No reserve.
All our merchandise marked in plain figures. Every article in the store on sale.
TAKE YOUR OWN REDUCTIONS_20`� TO 50' REDUCTIONS ALI, OVER THE STORE
One grotil) of Men's Suits -100 altogether -that AJI Men's and Boys' Odd Trousers and Bloomers
were selling up to $32.50. All one $9.95 20 Per Cent. Less Than Regular Prices.
price during this sale .................... All Overalls and Smocks
260 Men's Tweed and Worsted Suits, reg-ular 10 Per Cent. to 20 Per Cent. Off Regular Prices.
prices $16.50, to $45.00. All Summer and Medium Weight Underwear.
2.5 Per Cent. Less Than Regular Prices. 20 Per Cent. Off Regular Prices.
275 Men's high grade Blue Serge and Grey Wor- 400 Boys' Blo.omer Sults (extra trousers), sizes
sted single and double breasted Siiits; regular 24 to 36; regular prices $6.75 to $16.75
prices $22.50 to $47.50. 25 Per Cent. Less Than Regular, Prices.
20 Per Cent. Off Regular Prim. All Furnishings, Shirts, Ties, Sweaters, Wind -
breakers
AM Men's Felt Hats 20 Per Cent. to 30 Per Cent. Off Regular Prices.
20 Per Cent. to 50 Per Cent. Off Regular Prices. EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE REDUCED
AUGUST 1896 TO AUGUST 1926
SALE STARTS THIS THURSDAY AND LASTS TWO WEEKS ONLY
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One way far6T&id from Mitftll, Dublin and Seaforth, either by rail ar car, on purchapes of $20 or o#er-:
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