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LOTS%
-THRES. STACK4, 6 Day calls
The funeral was held- Tues- ALE. 1� ,y Nisfits Calls
IN !1 4160 a lime: A00 7-pnd can deliver
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from ithe home of his sister, Mrs. rrke and
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Qurq�pyeqk� mpaw.- The Men who want just a little -Bet*r
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n4ox 1 ��. P -.;.A -�. - _A. FEMALE A41' WAwwirn
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Eaist, N. Ximtgomery,,.Uls
A.. Crozier mot -red, 4
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fh�i' holiday".-, W. Omd X. it
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_JT h e we 4ther haif.61-taied up again.
W&� ., k, ` -'farmers will be able to
the
gran all in before anotber
-wet spell Sets in�-Mrs. Pe,cy Little
iind Miss Elva Little, a'tended Toro'u-
** ExhiNtion.-Mr. and Mrs. S. J.
Gurr, of -Tornr,o, spent the holiday
-with Mi. li-kl Mrs. V. J. Shannon -
31r.. iind 1irs. Joe Dayman, of Di
Itroft. wure in the vicinity and ivnew-
.,ed acquaintanceship on Monday-
'Toweshbug -is, ihe ordei of the day
Amd Mr. Joe Eckert's outfit is inak
#X ito urual rounds. '
(too late: for -last week.)
'Notes -Mr. iWnd,Mrs. Sol Shannon
-visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Hudson, of
Wensull' last Sunday -Mr. and Mn.
-Nelson Govenlock spent Sunday with
in Mitchell. -MT. and Mrs.
Joseph Dolmage motored to Shake-
speare Sunday and visited friends
there. -Mr. John Bullard spent Sun-
Aday with Mr. andMrs. R. Murdie, of
Stratford-71ireshing is the order of
-the day.
BIRTHS
Adair -In Alexandra Wbw, Toronto Western
ffospital, on Wednesday, September lot, to
Mr. and Mrs' R J. Adair, (nee Mable
Smithers), of 738 Markham St., a daugh-
ta7r.
D BATHS
Alex4nder.-In,- Fort Hope, an Wednesday,
J 7��Yth, 1926. Alvin Laverenv Alexander,
bZ d son 6f Wx, and Mrs. David Alex -
under. -,ia his im year.,
CARD OF TIIANKS
Mr. and *a. David Alexander and family
vrish to express tbeir sincere thanks to the
mummy neighbors arld friends for their kind
assistance and sympathy during their long
,suspension and sad bereavement also for the
_ftfty floral tributes reteived.
CLINTON FLOUR MILLS
We have on hand a few tons of fall wheat
I*aM and shi which we will sell at Tans-
=le in farmers' bags, -JOHN
OE IZAL�. Clinton. Phone 8. 3065-2
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
(For Business ELvansion)
Paid 25 per cant. returns lost year In-
�dustrial monopoly, managed by solid O�bftrio
lbusiness men- You hold direct security $300
4or more now wflI Insure you getting sub-
-istantlad cheque every three mouths. Not a
atook promotion. Write
MR. BARCLAY.
12 Wellington Faat� Toronto.
"2995-1
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Vinion Stock Yna-do, Toronto, September 7th.
Quotations :_
Heavy steers. choice, $7.50 td $8.50; do., good
47 , 00 to $7.65 ; butcher steers, choice, $7.40
to do., cow-
, $775 do.. good, $7.00 to $7.25.
jawn, $5.50 to $6.60i butcher cows. choice,
3&00 to, $6.60; do.; fair to good, $4.00 to
t75 butcher buills, good. $4.50 to $5.50
iognas. $8.50 to $4.00; caurkors and cut�
ters, $2.60 to $8.00; good millch cows, $70.00
-*6 SIO(hOO; springers. -boke
to li'O.to$80.00 to $115;
4medUum cows, $45.00 ; feMars, good.
46.00*to $6.50 ; do., fair. $6.00 to $G,00; onaves.
Qftol6-_ $12.50 to $13-00; do., good, $9.00 to
411.00; do., medium. $7.00 to $9,00; growers.
45.60 to $6.00; gooa lambs, SI&H to $14.00;
45d�, bucks, $10.50 to S11-00; good light sheep,
.47.00 eta $8.00; heavy sheep and bucks. $4.00
$5.60 thick smooths, fed and watft-
Miss $12.1
Z, 3 Co.b., $11.75; do.. eountrF
VoInts, $11.50; do., off cars, $12.76; select
$2.42.
Montreal. September 7th. -Cattle. 1.909,
vibil 200 300 rnoro cattle an sale than foi
the previou's Monday, sales were draggy and
]buyers were offering lower prices. One good
3oad of 1,300 pound steers were sold -,for
eg 41.60. iGood 4ight steers brought $9�,KO and
cc those of better weiahis were a qaartLr or so'
,xaore�, AGood quallity beef type cows were ao,14
for 0 and $6.26 and fleshy cows of common
*o medlum kinds of light butchers heifers
z"d mtkers and medium cows were weighed
-U'o in mixed lots at $4.50 -to $5.26. Bologna
IhWb brought from $3 to $3.76.- . .
%laotations :-Butcher steers, choice, $7.50:
*vod, $0.60 to $6.75; medium. $5.75 to $6.26.
-eahnnon, $4.50 to $5.50; butcher heifers, go�rl
16 .56; medlurn, $6.25 to. $6.76; common,
t4 41 to $6
J.00 to $S : butcher cows, Rood, $4 to $6.211,
VIC` adfam, $8.96 to $4.50; canners, $1.50 to
*2�60; cutters, $2.60 to $2.75; butcher btk,]R.
-common, Is to $3.75.
Calf receipts, 2,929. Tho, Calf tn&ket was
'MVM: DUCktr ftlVdg biOUrCht , from $10 10
according to 4uallty ernesom
*LBO to $5,00. of
Sheep receipts, 5,602. The bulk the
ftliabs were purelmaqd !?n the basis of grAdfng
i..Ahtimanota to* September Is% tarady, $1.00
tit owt. cut on all buerc lambs. Salti to�
day V=god from t:12.25 to to the
ewes and wethem and backs, $1
poorer qtks:1-itY ewes "d � Wethm
ht $11.50 and e I t oft bucks,
50. a 44ty , were sold
0, t lboia , t.00. to 1.25 sbo"
$6.50 7.
tM1 7 1 d,
02A6 ; $10.5 1.50.
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Tom SUBMT15ACE .
VOR 1;1!11�_*
AM, LOT so;
T6wfthtp. Splen-
4id kmprj�ed 100 save farm, best buUdA,- In
Perth CountyrwiH feni and d:rmined. Come
�tq a- rm-%W eniiia. *pply 11, S. HAYS,
84614t
SOW STRAYED ON TO- LOT 0, CONCM-
slou 8, Tackeramith. Owner atay-baw*
same by prov4na property and mayins for trop
lulured by saw. Apply &A I. PURDY, Kip -
pen, or phone � 84 on 164, Ocaferth. 8059tf
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SALR--TIEKE BEAUTIFULLY
F 50 sere farm, 114 wites east of
Saaforth, Let 5, Concession 1, Vnekersmith,
on Government Highway. Newly tile
draln% barn 94x5O newly shingled. good
dwelling, 10 rooms; 8 acres of alfalfs. 15
agm onto, balance needed to mixed bay. Int-
medlat* Possession. Apply to P. , DUZ4
DuMlu. 8959-tf
FARm FOR i0T 6.
on the tat Concession; IV.
eontaining 97 acres. 1Nrst=Zdwrnh 5
high ed%tee of cultivation;.. well, -drained d
fenced: 19 acres hush, snialt orchard, - good
two storey frame ho6e �vith'ha�rd and ft
water. Barn 52x80 with good stabling =1
nea&; 4mviewent [must 20x4O and pig house
24x49. Two good weils and windmill at
barn. The farm is situated one milo from
sehool and IIA miles from Kippen. Rural
mail a -ad phone. WIN be s?)d an reasonable
terms. For Evuhhem Partlealava Apply to R.
P. Bell. Box 992, Seaforth. 81
AUCTION SALE
AucT`ON SALE OF LAND.-TH]MR. WILL
be sold by public auction on Thursday,
lieptember 16th. at 2 p.m. an the premises.
Lot 5, Goneesslon 6, McKilli The land con-
sist of 8 acres and is a aorner lot and a
choice site for small home. There Is erected
on the lot a frame stable and drive phed,
20x45 feet� Miere will also be sold at the
an e time and place about one acre of Part
of Lot 6, 40oncession 6, McKillop. The
Property must be sold tw w4nd up the estate
of :the I Tarms and pajz-�
ticulars of sale.' MARY
FINNIGAN, Propriqtraw; - Thomas Brown.-
Aui 8665-2
ffEARING AUIMGN SALE OF HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE. on Saturday, Sep-
tember Ath. at, 1.80 p.m-. at the residence of
Mrs. John MeMann, Lot 8. Huron Road,
Titekersnalth, one-lualf mile east of Sewforth,
the following articles: Two large kitchen
ranges for coal or wood, almost new; I Pirsoo
beater, almost new; I solid walnut sideboard.
I Gold Modal cribinet Victrola. 1 parlor suite,
I oak extension table, I oak bed room suite,
I solid cherry bedroom suite. I trust bedstead
=i stand uncl dresser, 2 Parlor tables, four
ne chairs, 12 -dining chairs. kitchen
tables, I irlaw cupboard. kitchen chairs, one
oak hall rack. I couch, 1 DeLaval cream sep-
arator. I st�el tire top bugiry. .3 reese� Bros-
%els carpets, I Daisy churn, I washer, orc
wringer. I coal off heater, 1 coal oil range,
dishes, carpets and other articles too numerous
to mention' Terms of Sale -All surns of $10
and under, cash: over that amout 8 qth.,
credit on approved joint notes. A dii"=nt
of six per cent, Per annum allowed for cash
or. credit amounts. MW. JOHN F. MdMANN.
Proprietress; T. Brown. Auctioneer. 8066-1
AUCT`ON SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
HOUSEHOLD E11T`ECTS--Q. H' Elliott
has been instructed to sei by public auction
on Lot 27. Concession II,zMcKi1lmp. on Mon-
day. Bev bar 20th, 1926, at I o'clock P.M.,
the following: One big driving horse 8 years
old. I buggy nearly new 4ires , cutt9r; nearly
new bor; I dray wagon with at dk rack, I
set single harness nearly new, r set single
hbrness with collar, hames and tags, I pair
light bobs-laighs; dray with flat bottom, I gas
tank 6 gallon, I flour can, holds 300 lbo. ; I
rolm nearly new; 2 blankets. for horses. near-
ly new; one drivina mare. one set single,
.harness, I rubb4r tire buggy almost new, I
Pw*lai cutter, I' cart I stoneboat, 1 poit
hole suger� I rabe, 2 blankets. I grindstone,
I %ralvanLzed pig trough. 2 emery stones, two
crowbars drinking fountain for poultry, I
rull of ;" nettius 2 feet high, I bucksaw,
new., I steel tannic, 40 gallons; 2 ladders, one
crosscut saw, 12 plank. vine, dressed; 1 PtI.
of basswood lumber, some' scantling. 2x4-.
9 dozen Min bass, I double block Pulley
with rope, 8 sup, barrels. I sugar kettle, log-
ging chains, I s"pabovel, 1 harnegamakipra'
saddle. 3 hand augers. new doubletrees and
whifflebrees, 60 hens, Leghorna and Barred
Rooks, young : 8 old geese and a number of
young geese, I bay fork and -trip chain, 800
brick. I dozen ifew stove Pipes, cant book,
double barrelled shotmun, I 0mada ranue� I
Oxford range, I heator, I glass cupboard, 2
closed cupboards, I chi of drawers, two
extefis4oTi tables, several small tables, one-
half dozen dinift chairs, kitchen chairs, I
Ite, wash stands, I siogle bed, I
at Thmr au
.lamp. oe�e!ah=jn
,g,lamips,.1 Alladintable
amps, couches, hall
rack. I churn. I b6ner, I washing machine.
I orgTA -number of picture fratnes� pep,
P thes, tinwaW. I kitchen tjLble� one
i ror'48 b��, I sideboard, and numerous other
articles usittailly found on a. term. Terms�
All vurns of $10.00' and under, Cash: over
thatamount 7 months' orei will be riven an
ftrnisbind approved Joint notes. Four per
cant. per annum off for cash. j. o� GRrRVE;,
Proprietor; G. IL P140tt, Auctioneer. 8065-2
FARM FOR SALP,
The Executor of the Estate of the late
Tobias ftyckman offers for mle the farm
property known as the Past % of Lot 29,
0aivasion 14. Hibbert Township, ftutaining
76 acres more or less.
On the farm there Is a good frema house
,WR.h Icitchen and woodAed, barn 86x54, ofied
4A*0 and drive shed IWB, steel track and
*u., N acres oi 12 acres good hard-
*6� bugh atid '86 acres under cultivatioim�
this year, rt)isainder ho and 1jasture. Xs�cj
ffinuffig SPA169 � numil contra of farm, good
drhintlit dud lo&ted 11/2 miles Zbota
isalhUrst kod 'f,'*j10.jMn Renzi markiat,
ftlabbser thail-00 ifall wheat, fail DO"tB-
pot further paj*juI4,t6
apply to VUAX0%S'AV(31tMAN, Hezisall, kt_
a6utok.
saiau�'O,&, e',
B 10-4
ud
been gelling, can quite easily pick thens, from oigr-,
0 Licensed Embalmer and 0 We buy practically them all, direct froin the Maull rvr,,,,
fljubu�`school- Ph(mei 30. Part or frull ttibmu*k. inting a 0 Funeral Director. 4;;p give you Extra Quality at Moderate Prices.' Our est ev . 4n
Steady income asm6w��",Wrtte
G -'K. HOLLAND THE aAN,TILLA Zuedi 0- Up-to-date Horse and M*t@r elle. are,--
DePL as, P. 0,.
436, Ka%tr*&L C,
Equipment -
MEN'S SPLIT COWHIDE BLUCHERS, solid, a real good
Dublin, Ont. "I".
0. Night and Day Service. <> 24W
ferm shoe ...................... .................. S-2 05
0. Phone 19-22, DubIbL
IM MCKIL MUTU MEN'S CHROME TANN*,D BLUCHERS. -A rAce light
AL 0
<> 0 <> <> <> 0 0 0 <> 10 work shoe that will stand the wear ...............
FIRE INSUWI CE COW.
MEN'S URUS CALF AND MENNONITE GRAIN
BLUCHERS -Solid leather, outside counters
0 0 <> 10 0 0 $4,21.
V MAID OFTEW1. FORM ONT.
Late Har est, 0,
MEN'S ELK BLUCHERS -Solid leather, through vamps,
ALSO LATE WHEA SOWING 0 W. J,.Walker & Son outside counters ... 4 ................. ............ $4.50
OM.
N Super -phosphate , Finely Grmm 1. Connolly, G President C, EXTRA STRONG LEATHER LACES -10c A PAIR
iagara Lime will bring your W. J. Walker, Funeral D1 -
late Jes. Evans, Beqe Vice-president 6 rector and Embalism.
wheat even with your neighbors sown
,Gregar;r�
Me, v
without fertilizer ten days earlier. I
have fresh Supqr-Phosphate and Litnt? 0 Plater or Horse Equipmank
�L No. 1, Clinton; 0 C4&n or Flowers furnt@W 0
in stock, also other grades of fertil- Alex. Leitehkl J. H. Smith & Son
izer. We deliver to you at a gmall W. F. Hinchley, SOTN�ih; John Mur- 0 as Muested.
price. If You attend, London Exhibi Bgmondvilfe;�, �r4 W. Yea, Gode- 0 DiLy or Night, Phone VT.
o
- rely, SEAFORTH ONTARIO.
tioll, see Niagara Lime Stone exhibit tick; I L G. Jarautkr�Rrodbaxen, 0
and a proof of what it has done for 0 o o 0 0 <> 0 0 0 0, 0
others. It will de the same for you. William RiZ04_-%P. 2, B*aforth;
fohn Beimewiesi--*odhagen; i
We are prepared, to serve you� at I -
all times in any way with Everlast- Evans, Beechwood -IL McEwen, Clin- A BARGAIN
ing Clay Drain Tile. A. A.. Quality ton; James Coan;W,; ".rich; klex.
Fertilizer, . Finely Ground Niagara
Limesone and best.quaft Motor and
0% ING. oi,70valortu; J, ki.
Grieve, No. 41 Ws*4p; Robert Ferris
FOR SALE�Five Acm, one mile
from Seaforth; modern house with
Lubridfiting Oils and Grease.
ffarlook; George MoCartney, No. 8,
furruiice� bath and toilet� small barn;
W. M. Sproat
3eaforth, Murray G%son, Bruce4eld-
good orchard. Tax", $15. Splendid
chance to start chicken farm, ban,
New Fall Hats
etc. Apply ta
JAMES WATSON
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SEAFORM. OINT.
R. S. HAYS,
Seaforth, Out.
29wtf
LARGE SHIPMENTS JUST RBCEIVKD FROM FAMOU:5
Pr1% IN AM a
MAKERS
LTMal LIN 111- n �M* J!" I
representing only 'the beat Can-
a,dian , British -Oil American
Companies.
All kinds of im -, effected
. lince
at the lowest raS Inaluding-
FIRE, LIFE. AC �, ENT, A UTO -
D A D PLAT2
MOBILI& TORNA11-
GLASS-
REAL ESTATE and LOAN AGZW7
Representing "Huron and Erie"
Mortgage Corporation, of Landon,
Ontario.
Prompt attentiontfajo to placing
rinks and adjus ng of � ebdma.
Busfitess establfshe4 So yean,
ruaranteelas good serrics.
BORSALINO HATS, pearl gTey, slate and fawn
at................ ................. ............... $7.50
BILTMORE HATS, chamois, champagne and grey, with or wi*otLt
color-�d bands $40, $5.00 and $7.50
BROCK HAT (hazel)
. at ................ ................ ............... $9.00
CHRISTY'S English Felts in grey rA
at................ ................ ............... S6.3v
GREVILLE HATS (light pearl)
at.................. ... .............. . $3.00
0XVrIby UUrqk.XEy OMC -E ]PHONIC, at
COMMERCIAL HOTEL RZ81DENCE PH ONIN. 0&
Work Called For and Delivered FARNERS' FERTILURR P. J. Kelly, Stratford
",Having taken over the agency of 87 ON PHONE 211
TheJohn Rankin e late James Cowan -,or the Farm- A f :2
Satisfactory repairs 'guaran-
teed on Balloon, as well as
High Pressure Tires. Good-
year factory method used.
We make an allowance on
your old tires and wheels on
new Balloon Tires and wheels.
E.H.Epps & Son
Varna
Phone: Clinton, 626 r 2t
3068-8
Summer is, the
Ideal Time"
Have thos leaky gmtters and
roofs repaired and eavetroughs
renewed now.
I
WHAT ABOUT YOUR
FURNACE?
Let us look oveT your furnited
or rebuild it,
We are experts in heating
and can attend to this prompt-
ly and reasonably.
I gobt. Reid
�110xg 23 .1 SFAFORTU
ne way are pa .1 m 11ditchen, IJUDI!n and Seaforth, either by
ers' Fertilizer Co, Winsham, I will railroad or car, on purchases of $20,00 or over.
Agency be pleased to 1111 all orders of both old- I
Insurauce or a,11, kindg. " new customers, wid give any in- W
Bonds, Real E8tate, formation within my knowlWas, Al-
io Agricultural LIM&
Money to Loan I ANDRRW ARCHMALD.
SEAFORTH PFIONB 11L 0*T_ fkl 2M 80*10"th- ... 44 W. WESTERN FAIR
ONDAN - AN A RIO
Trem-endous
September 11th to 18th
Interecting exhibits of the fitvmt of Canadian Ag-rilcultural and In-
dustrial products. Entertaining Grand Stand Performers. An
Amusing Midway fidl of fun.
Every1hing in a larger and higher class scale than ever before.
.$40,000 IN PRIZES AND ArMACTIONS.
T� ' T..
r ze , 4, and f ull information on request. Closing date September 2nd
RAuced Farec on all Railroads.
J. H. SAUNDERS, Prt-sident. W. D. JACKSON, Secretary.
London. Ontario-
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Chel"fetz Bros.
Before -you do any
4V
,buying- visit our
store and it will
su.,"we you dollars,
Summer Requirements
STRAW RATS. -A full line at prices from $1.75
to $3.75.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR. -Union Suits in short
and long sleeves and legs at $1.25 and $1.75.
No -button 8tyle at $1.25. Also two-piece suits
at 75c and $1.00 a gairment.
BELTS. -A new line of belts in fancy and plain
markings, 75c to $1.35.
TIES. -In new patterns and color combinatians,
$1.00 and $1.50.
NEW SHIRTS. -At $2.35.
INVISIBLE SUSPENDERS -In two and four -point
styles, at 50c.
COME IN AND LOOK OVER Olm NEW
SUMMER SUffINGS
BRIGHT'S, Seaforth'.
Tailor and Habiq:dasher DresSwell and
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