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*MT: '0,14; initrumenterbir Miss, Gladys
atetplieneion. 'WO 010Sed our ineeitilig
iele singing Hymn 519, followed by
he Miepah Benediction in unison. '
Notes.--iMr. Glenn Love returned
tome again after spending a few days
vith friends in Brigden: - Hr. and
drs. Thomas Cole -man, who have beeri
.pending a few weeks?' with friends
n this .vileinity, returned /to fibeilr
se ens.._near Seaforth.--2Mr. and Mrs.
k'Nichol and Mr. Joe Hagan were
lunday ivisitors at ,tiee home 'of Wit..
:nd 'Mrs, 'W. Jareekt•-nell'e 'Sutras'
nent of the Lord's Supper will be ob-
erved on Sunday, November 4th, at
.ts
30 pan, preparatory Service Will be
Lehi On Friday evening, November,
nd, at seven &clock p.m. Rev. Mr.
leDonaId, ef Egrnontiville, will eon-
uct the ,service. -Miss Agnes Love,
f London, spent a• few days at her
.ome.-11eriss Rena Stephenson had
er tonsils removed ,by Dr. Browning
f'Exeter, one day last week.
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eepeecerees sewirkrimer
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sseee _renege g developed 'by Interne-
timid erhr Compapee has greatly in,:
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eel e Yield of varied farm /Ivo
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dillet4, in some cases as high as 500
Per cent. Over 2,500 orders for mulch
papte' r ine,ve been received in resnone
to an extensive advertisin ear; ign-e
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un.farm periodicals, andPiniquiries'rer
garding it haeceeconie ie. 'from all parte
of the United States' enel 40a' nada and
frene • ' • • ' .
eVereeas coUntrees includin
Breve°. ,' Belgium' '. Germany, r 4 • Zr I
anel India. • ' .,
lifinleh paper is laid on the ground
between the plants th lents a
, or e p re
placed in the soil through holes in
in the paper. It has proved very sadu:
cessfel in Hawaii anti also in expen-
merits made by the United States De..
partment of Agriculture at Arling-
ton, Virginia, in stifling weed growth
and preventing rapid 'eve mat'
soil moiSture Tlie dark P coloir°11 °of'
Mulch paper "attracts solar heat and
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increases soil temperature.
sales around 06 and good veals aroma ,e1,8
to eieee. Quote -eons: Good Vest 012,00 to
614.00; medium, $1,1„00 to einne; commoe,
08.00 to 010.00; grass, 05.84) to We, '
sheets -Receives, 5,746, There was nearlY
59 Per gent* felwer 4411°4 4114 Prrlecuwie,r9,,e
11'111qr' cthed lan'he we" 44°44
with odd sales up to 51.1:50, SI/ Were 'Un-
ebansed1" at as.so to , sem., quotations-
1/erobs, good, 011' to /011.50; cominon, 80.00
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etesse-esemese, Aim: Hogs were 75 cents
.1Qw' or. Idiom. last Monday. Puckers were of-
,feedue 0,75 and butchers paid 59.85 to $10,
With edd agilea UP to $10.25, and on one mars
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UOTioN SALE OV/MUST*10141) MN-
ITUREee-Thornee BIM* has been instruct.
ed to aell by public anntien on Let ge, non
e...C's..8teu. 2, McitilleP. op Saturday, Novemba
;orrci°. ilanAgt,° bPed.m.room' the.ertsslewitanghles°ne px
rueltero. carpets, rugs 4nd..0, 4 uautut" y' of other
hoirsehold furniture. Alse.One Percheron Ell
rising 2 nears old rind gee driving hem:.
Terms -1510 and under vash • over that
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LMAYurnatin.gg srppgrit4oved jeoreClitirtZeti. bSelegilLetricerl'tg.
Per animal off for cash. 'JOHN SCOTT, Pro
eriotor; T. Brown, Aueticeteer. 8177-1
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AUCTION SALE. --THOMAS BROWN
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Pyle.--ln Cromarty, on September 28th. Annie
Leeming, widow of the late Benjamin Pyle,
in her 77th year.
at the Arne/A Saw Mills,. Seaforth, on Fri
day, November 2nd, at 1.30 pm., the fol
lowing: Three wagons, 2 sleighs, harness,
ity•Zittis,l'aesek8ni tesokesid,dieng vstpeeengaihettawiZ' srov'telena!
2 post hole scoops, 4 grindatOnea. aaWa, crow
bars, scythe, log boats, rail tanks, belting
and other articles too numerous to mention.
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display a complete line
ladies' and gent's
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IN RIEMOIRIADil
sums of $10 .and under, cash;
over that amount six months' credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint notes, or
a discount of 3 per cent allowed off f r cash
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edN5ootee.-enItt3emsperuZer this head will be charg-
gle verse, and 25 cents for
oath additic.nal verse. -
on credit amounts. NVILLIAM AMEN'en, Pro-
prietor; D. F. McGregor, Clerk; Thos. Browit,
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Auctioneer 8175-8
including Patent Structure
We own and o.peirate a modern, well-
equipped Nursery and supply our
customers with the/ best in quality
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LOGAN In loving 'm a
FARM Fee SALE BY P'UBLIC AUCTION.
Advice on all , Scalp Ailments
and variety. Sell hardy, Canadian-
mernor of
husband, fames Logan, who pasY sed away eel%
year ago to -day, October net, 1927.
You are not forgotten. Jim, dear,
Nor will you ever be
As long as life and memory last
I will remember you. •
You were always true ami patient
Through the years you struggled on,
Thomaa Cameron has received instrua-
tions from John Bell, of Exeter, to sell by
public auction at the Commercial Hotel, in
the Village of Hen.sall, on Saturday, the 3r0
day of November, 1925, at 3 o'clock P.m,
that valuable farm eonsistine of Lot No. 19,
in the Srdaining Concession of the Township of
Hay, cont•100 acres. more or leas. On
the premises is a first class brick dwelling,
(ramie barns and stables, small orchard, 25
acres hardwood bush, failing
and the use a Ineeto Rapid.
Phone Hotel for Appointertent.
The W. T. PernberStores
. Limited
129 YONGE ST., TORONTO,
ONTARIO
grown Nursery Stock and yOu will be
suecessful. Oar agency is valuable.
Betablisbe 35 years.
PELHAP NURSERY (CO..,
Toronto 2, Oiratario.
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,We have the largest stock of single and
am harness in Huron County it J. Work-
tan's Harness Shop, Kippen. 3177-5
Don't forget the big One Cent Sale. Yourwithin
lance to save money. Thursday. Friday and
itturday this week. Phone 28, Keeting's
hartrutoy, The Rexall Store. Seaforth.
Notes. -Mies Ina B. -Scott, of Lon-
POULTRY MARKET
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Toronto, October netia.
Chickens, 5 lbs. UP 40
Do., 4 to 5 tbs. 3e,
D.O., 3 to 4 lbs. 37
ewe 21/2 to 31.e tbs. 35
Hens, over 5 tbs. • 32
Do., 4 to 5 Tbs. 30
Do., 3 tes 4 lbs 27
eoosters 25
Turkeys 45
And those heeds that rest forever
never stream of
Made the home that now is gone.
water touching this Tann on front and back
with little waste land. This valuable proeerte
s
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IFTUPPY were the years we spent together;
'Lonely is my heart to -day,
For the one I loved so dearly,
is. situated one-half mide from school and
sight of that noted village of Henson.
Pessession at once to do any work mem-
0 equipment.
0. Charges moilerate.
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Has forever passed away. •
-His loving wife, Annie.
nary on farm and bush and full possession on
the 1st day of April, 1929, and quite pos-
sibly arrangements &mid be made for im-
mediate possession of the whole premises.
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Egmondviille
Garage.
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on, was a week end guest with her
'other, Mrs. A. T. Scott -Mrs. J.
V. Stackhouse is visiting friends in
le -tie -Miss Jeanette Finnigan, of
gmondville, spent the week end with
fiss Erma Breadfoot.-Miss Marg-
erite McDonald, of Kippen, was a
'lest with Miss Edna Bremner on
uesday evening. -Gordon McGunieds
nd Bill McDonald, of Egmondville,
isited friends at Brucefield and at-
aided the anniversary services here.
PRODUCE MARKET .
Turonto. October 80th.-Cheme, new, three.
,..:rr r2t.Gov,scs;eset iiitater.t,e32,0e2.51/201,r, a a26rfrc e:. t2t8lepl;ettsw. twins,
2814c; triplets and cuts 29e; old Stiltons,
30- '
to 31c.
Butter -Ne. 1 creamery, prints, 43 to 44c;
No. 2 creamery prints. 41 to 42o.
Eggs --Fresh extras in cartons 52 to 54c;
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.res . extras, i,,,"3 -ie ' ' ' '
, 50 to 51c; fresh first
46 to 47e; fresh seconcle 36 to sac. Storage'
tetras, 44 to 45e; firses, 41 to 42e; seconds,
34e.
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CA r:D OF THANKb
Easy terms of payment will be made known
on day of sale or on application to THOMAS
CA-MERON, Auctioneer and Real Estate
Agent, Box 154,• Exeter. 3176-2
1171tir" a .itt na B ,-,-.
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I have leased the Egmendville
Garage from Mr. T. Coulter
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May seem a long way off, but
and am prepared to do all
The members of the family of the late Mr.
Samuel L. Dining, late of the Township of
Tuckeremith, wish to expre3s through the
columns of ,The Huron Expositor, their most
sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends
*wive were so kind and thoughtful to them
A UCT1ON SALE OF FARM sTocx ON
rit Lot 60, Bayfield Line, Goderich Town-
ship, 5 miles southwest of .Clinten. on Tues-
day, November 6th, at 1 pm.. sharp, the
following: Hors--Tsam of heavy draught
'settlings, 7 and 8 voars old, suesble fir buse
horses. Cattle +Holstein cow 4 'Years 'old due
it isn't. You will soon be
shopping for gifts that anyone
can buy. Choose the gift now
that only you can give -your
Photograph. Call at our Por-
kinds of general repairing.
Ale Work Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable.
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during the illness and also following the
death of their late father, and to those who
no kindly gave and offered their ears at the
time of the funeral service. 3177-1
to freshen December 20th, Holstein cow four
yeare old due to freshen March 7th, Holstein
cow 4 yearn old due to freshen in few weeks,
Durhatri cow 9 years old, fresh lee months;
trait Studio this, morith and
beve a lot of worries off your
mind.
Egmcondville.
3176-2
0 W. J. Walker, Funeral Di-
0 rector and Enahahiner.
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Durham cow. 5 years old, fresh 1 month:
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-Mr. and Mrs.` James Scott
romarty, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sil-
ry and daughters, of Seaffa, attend-
i anniversary services here on Sun-
sy and were guests at the home of
re. James Wright. -Mr. and- Mrs.
'ugh McDougall and family have re-
trued from the West where they
eve, been for the past four months.
Mission Circle. ---The Marion Oliver
iSSieril Circle held a very successful
allowe'en .party on Tuesday even-
g when they en,tertained the Young
eopte of the community .and the
.embers of the Young_ People's So-
ety, of Kippen. The' church was
iry prettily decorated in orange and
ack. Mr. Connor and Mr. Bremner
ited as judges for the costumes and
N'ardeti the prizes for best lady to
'T. George Knight, and best gent to
isis lVfarguerite McDonald. Games
id centests followed. Miss Eleanor
GRAIN MARKET
NoToron to. October 30th.- Inanitoba wheat-
. 2 Northern, $1.211,4 ; No 3 Northern
51.16; No. 4 wheat. $i.08%: 'No. 5 wheat:
9Ple2C: N. 6 Wheat, 871/2C (C.i.f. Goderieh and
bay ports). ,
Manitoba oaks -N. 1 feed 575.c (
Manitoba oats --No. " 4 c* i' -
. 1 feed 57e (e. i. f.
Goderich and bay ports). '
American Corn -No. 2 yellow, 51.20%; No.
3 yellow. 51.1914; NO. a yellow, kiln dried.
sieve (Toronto freights),JOE
Millfeed, delivered. Moreal freights bags
included: Bran, per ton, e34.25; shorts' , per
ton, $36.25: middlings, 545,25.
ca?lawari°50°VB--,..Gr. d;alispopuitind. he.avy oats, in
infs.
Ontario good milling wheat, f.o.b. shipping
points, according to freights, $1.18 in $1.22,
Barley -Malting 68 to 72c.
Buckwhea 78c.
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Rye ---No. 2, 51 to $1.05.
Manitoba ftsur-First patentee in jute,
57.40, Toronto; second patents, in jute, $6.80.
Ontario flour -Toronto 90 per cent patents,bay
ner barrel, not iquotecI: seaboard, in bulk,
$5.40.
Hereford cow 5 years old, fresh 1% months;
We Make a Specialty
0 Motor or Horse Equipment.
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U. F. O. MEETHNG
Durham COW 3 years old, fresh 2 weeks; Dur-
haw cow 3 years old due March 15th, Polled-
of
Wedding Portraits.
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0 Cars or flowers furnished
0 as requested.
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Angus cow 5 years old due March 8th, Jersey-
Holstein cow 3 years old due April llte, 4
BURGESS PORTRAIT STUDIO
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. Day or Night, Phone 67,
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The Annual Meeting of the U.F.O.
Jersey. 5 Holstein heifers due to freshen
from February let to April lst, 3 fat heifers,
Mitchell, Ont.
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will be held in the Carnegie Hall, Sea-
Durham and Hereford. weight 800 lbs. to
1500 tbs., 3 yearling steers Polled -Angus
forte, on Wednesday, November 6th,
and Hereford; Polled -Angus hull 7 nths
at 8 p.m. A full attendance request-
edo
old; a number of summer and fall calves,
Durham and Pilled -Angus.. These are an
WE
ARE NOW RUNNING 0111'
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FORREST, Secretary •
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exeePtimia"7 gm<1 in"k mwle-' sow with lit'
ter 2 weeks old. Terms -All aurae of $10 and
under, cash; over that amount 6 months'
CHOPPING
MILL
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SALE IREGESTE '
credit will be given on furnishing approved
joint notes, or a disconnt'of 16 per cent. al-
lowed for dash. NIELSON clienni. ProPrie-
tor; George H. Elliott, Auotioneer, 3177-1
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Auction Sale of 40 head Polled Angus cattle
at Walker's lintel Barns, Brucefield, on
Wednesday, November 14th, at 2 o'clock p.m.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS. --G. H. Elliott has been
instructed to by I
Buspisssc
-Dols
3175-3
We are in, the market for all
W. A. ROSS, Proprietor; Geo. H. Elliott, Auc-
tioneer. 51774
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sell public auction on ot
25, Concession 3, Tuckersmith, on Wednesday,
November 7th, 1928, at 12.30 p.m., eharp, the
follovring: Horses -Bay horse 5 years old,
Le.
A.
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D. SMEEITEIRLAND
kinds of Grain, and we are in a
position to pay the highest -prices.
We "to
I[MPONTANT NOTICES
mare 8 years old bred to Percheron horse,
black mare 5 years old. Cattle -One cow due
November 10th, 1 cow due December 4th, 1
cow due Janeary 26th, 1 cow' due February
Toronto --twelve Of them -train
young people for office ;positions
through day and evening sessions and
home study courses. Through a
op e c i a 1 Employment Department,
Generall
Ilrasurance Agency
can also make arrangements
truck your grain for you.
We have installed new cleanare
and are in a better position to
eidet led in a sing -song. The bean
uessing 'contest iiea,s won by Miss
Iga Bell, of Kippen:' Lunch wae
nrved cafeteria style by the mothers
r me-mbers of the Marion Oliver.
he members of the society wish to
'lank any who helped provide, who
ere not connected with the Circle,
LTVESTOCK iYIARKET
Union Stock Yards, Toronto, October 30th.
_ Fresh receipts of cattle at the yards to -day
were some 2,000 head len than a week agn,
but, with 1,500 stale cattle added, the offering
was again too heavyl, eseeelialle in view of
the large proportion of Plain killers: common
cows and bologna bulls being unusually plen-
tiful. Demand:4 for choice bufcher cattle was
more active than a but buyers
-pOR SALE. --ONE FORD COUPE, 1922,
e• shock absorbers and heater, in good run-
nine order, $90.00, A.pPle to THOMAS L.
SCOTT, Cromarty. 3177-2
14th, 1 coven due February 17th, 1 cow due
February 28th, 1 cow due June 5th, 1 cow
due June 18th. 10 yearlings and 8 spring
calves, 1 Durham bull 2 years old. Pigs-
One sow due January 23rd, one sow due
definite assistance is afforded both
Employer and Graduate. Write for
calendar. Head Offices: Bay and
Charles Streets.
Re:Il lEstate
Conveyancing
!Lords
handle pool grain.
Before selling, call 54, tensall,
FOR SALE. -SMALL POULTRY FARM
for sale or rent, comfortable house, bath
February 16th. 23 chunks about 100 pounis.
Poultre-45 Rock hens one year cdd, 75 pul-
lets. Implements. Massey binder 7
and Inivestnaerats.
F4' (CiDe
COUI)ji ires. Mill°
room, electric light; henhouse for 500: good
buildings. Price three thousand• terrne. _ E.
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--1 -Harris
foot cut, 1 Deering mower 6 foot cut, 1 hay
rake, 1 cultivator. Sucress manure spreader
SEAT.F0
Phone 252
TIBI - ONT.
DIDENSALIL
Peewee, Clintan. 3174-4
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Massey -Harris disc drill, Massey -Harris hay
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01G4eng
OG FOR SERVICE. -THE UNDERSIGN-
loader, land roller. 4 -section harrows, cutting
MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED
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NEW USE FOR SFIAVINGS ON
FARM
The following suggestion was tak-
a from the farm section of a well
nown newspaper. It -may indicate
possible market for baled 01- 100.Se
1.8,Vings. It shouldn't be difficult for
10Se in the smaller centres to inter-
It rural customers in the use Of
navings along the lines suggested:
'Now is the time to lay in a sup-
ly of planer shavings, if one has
borage space for a few loads. Plane -r
havings make an excellent litter in
Lying houses, especially where trough
i.eding of grain is practiced. Where
ie grain is fed in the litter, shav-
igs are not 'so desirable, as the 1114i-
weal lies heavier 011 the floor, he
rain does not work into it and there
ill be less scratching. Even if.
;raw be preferred for winter litter,
owever, there is one . lace wh
P---- -ere
o can all use shavings to advantage
-as a nesting material. With shay-
rgs replenished at frequent intervals
;ere will be less than half the soil-
I eggs to clean that weyhave with
traw ill the nests, no mdter how of-
p.,n it is replaced. We -mention this
ow as the mills will soon be burning
leer shavings and they 'will not then
D available."
week ago,
found very few that were of satisfactory
qual,ittfv. Prices at the extreme top Wfsla
firm while merely good and poorer grades
sold barely steady with last week's decline.
Caws, other than the best butchers, were a
shade easier, and the plain butcher kind with
.crahnesneerswiar steouctars, ansdnorved fairly . readily.
ebrsixikwohficah were
in fair demand. mreade UP the 2,200
bead movement te the scales uP to mid -after-
noon, an increase in the volume movement
of sorne 709 head, as compared with a week
ese,
Sale of a load of choice heavy steers at
ao cents per pound, and another load at 9%
cents' was a better showing than was made
last 'week. but there was no improv eni in
the range in price of good handyweights at
8% to 9.15 cents per pound, wei Ile plain steers
sold downward to 7 cents per pound. Heifers
at a range •
of 7 to 9 cents, were steady and
somewbat more active than last Monday. Good
butcher dows brought 6% to 7% cents per
sponn iwalthof comea.ron downward to 5 cenbe
ners and cutters moved at
4 to 4% cents per pound. Butcher bulls were
slow at 6 to, 7 cents per pound, and bolognas
none too Retire at 5% to 6% cents per pound.
baby beeves sold steady at'
meet° Istente per pound, while the odd
fancy beast at 14 cents. With inferior killn
and store cattle envying M the scales ;et
aster prices in the late tradin the he
eat the Olose amounted to abogu't 4000 idaedr.
eree swelters sold at 6% to 7% cents and
feeders at 7% to 9% mini Per pound.
odd top calf in a medium offer-
ing°galoYldtt 15 cents to -day the market for
the bulk being off 50 cents is'er cwt. since last
Wednesday, Choice 'reels made et to 14%c
P er pound, the vest selling downward to 7ne
cc men Ls: with grassers a slow sale at 61e. to 7
Lambs were a very heavy run and traria
was slow in starting. with buyers trying tt.
refines prises. Settlement on the bulk was
steady. however, the good Inenhs making ii3/4
cents per pound, and but few culls selling
ed has for service a good Yorkshire hog
box, crusher, wagon, hay rack and sliding
rack combieed, set bobsleighs, top buggy,
Earn to $50Week.
for which the service fee of $1.50 will be
Perrin
$25 .per
charged. cash at time of service with priv-
ilege of returning if neeessare. HERBERT
SMALE, R. R. No. 1, Staffa P. O. 3176x3
cutter, walking plow. gang Plow. rid -
ing plow set single harness set back hand
harness, 'set plow harness, 3• horse collars,
wheelbarrow, set scales 9.000 pounds capac-
Positions open in City and country towns.
Be an expert. Earn part time while learn-
ing. We guarantee teaching following
STET,_.1
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FARMS FOR SALE -LOT 12..coNcEssroN
3, Stanley. Township. consisting of 100
acres. There is on the premises a good two'
store), brick cottage, a good been with straw
abed attached and stabling underneath, an
implement house, an orchard, about five acres
of bleat on a back corner of the farm,
through which runs a never failing spring
creek and two never failing wells, one near
the house the other near the stable The
farm is in' a good state of cultivation.' Also
Lot 10, Concession 4. Stanley Township, con-
Meting ef 100 acres, on which there is a
very good barn and about 15 aeres of bush:
a never failing stream runs across the back
end of the farm. Good for either grain or
Apply to MURRAY GIBSON, Bruce-
ity. sap pan and 75 pails, De Laval cream
separator. L000 bushels of oats. 100 bushels
of barley, 10 bage of potatoes, one-half ton
of salt. stock rack,nig crate, forks shovels
and other anticiee too numerous to 'mention.
Housefhold Furniture -.Three leather couches.
organ, 6 dinine room chairs. Happy Thoueht
ranee 1 wood stove small heater 2 b do
'with 'spring's and matt' resses, 2 tables' , Daeise.
churn rugs 3x4 yards. The .whole will pose
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heely he sold as tee proprietor has rent.e.1
-.8110;ratlarr uenedtoe,r, Gerea.ihn:
Vo'ligy ii.ndl'aelrlm:n
over that amount months' credit Will Ise
crivedn. on furnishing approved bankable paper.
A eicaunt of 4 per cent. off for wish on
oredit amounts. CECIL OKE. Proprietor: G.
trees..
noxisiz WIRING, INDUSTRIAL ELEC-
TRICITY, G.ARAGE WORK, BATTERY,
W E L D IN G, VULCANIZING, BRICK-
LAYING PLASTERING BARBERING
and HAIR DRESSING.
Employtrient ervice from coast to coast.
Big demand. 8Write to -da for free ..itta
Josue to Dominion Trade to-day
Linsited:
now managing and operating Hemphill
Trade Schools f Canada d U. S. A ,
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DOMINION TRADE SCIROOLS Limited
1Plead Office 163 INCJST. We TORONTO
Eastern Branches:
London Montreal Hamilton Ottawa
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men of
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real HUM to
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Seaforth and
TAILOR
these Suits
So
AND SUCCIEED
For To -day
othes i OT Young
vicinity who need a new
CRAFT samples at BRIGHT'S?
and they have more swagger
L
Suit
PEerca
this fall,
There is
than the
Pasture. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 8177x1
firsid. Executor for the Estate of the late
.
majority
measure,
of made -to -measure' garments. When we say made-to-
that's what we mean. The whole secret in any Tailoring
Willihm Collins. 3176-tf
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is
the Art of taking measures and we boast legitimately of this
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knowledge.
No firm can construct satisfactory garments without
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Good Hews
k oat, .0a,om
For Bror.ehitis, Cough, Whooping
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21-1 Cough, Quinsy, Tonsilitis, S o r e
Throat and Tons il sufferers. Uec
Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's Tonsilitis. It
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BE it 7--ra 5
exact
TAILOR
TAILOR
Of
INDIGO
measurements and there are few experts in this line.
.
CRAFT PRICES, SUITS 325.00 to $40.00
CRAFT PRICES, OVERCOATS $25.00 to $45.00
course, Bright's Owe Make of clothes speak for themselves: -
SERGES FROM $40.00 to $55.00
works wonders, and is guaranteed.
aiWe have just unloaded a car of .i E. Keatin,g; also A. W. E. Hemp-
- _rin's Big 'Sixty end Hog Tankage. hill, Hensel'. 3177-2
JOIN THE CLASS ENTEIF8-
ING EIERE ON NOVEMBF,R
5th.
MAHONEY
All
week.
TWEEDS FROM $45.00 to $50.00
our own cloths are imported. D.W.A.S. signing off till next
Big Sixty Beef Meal $4.80
Hog Tankage, 60% 3 50
OUR BUSINESS TRAIN-
IR° 1E0
ID 0
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Meat Meal 4.40
Bone Meal 60
IING ms YOU, FOR BUS!-
NESS SUCCESS.
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'Thomas 'Dickson
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Central Business College
Tailoring MEN'S WEAR Tailor Craft
BIG LIVE STOCK ENTRY FROM
CANADIAN WEST
Over forty carloads of blue-blooded
leesteck the pride of Western Care
diets flocks' and herds will make a
rinamphal progress to tile Royal Win-
.3tr Pair at Toronto, according to esti-
Bates made by the railway compan-
ne. Reperts from. the different Wet-
rn Provinces indicate an unitsually
trong representation in the livestock
nd 'horse sections at the Royal this
ear, /Manitoba will be exhibiting in
attle, heavy horses and swine. Ses-
atchewan will have fifty horses, the
ick of the Clydesdales, Percherella.
nd Belgians in- the Proviece, in addi-
ion to other livestock entries. The
Tniversity of Alberta, NO'hich was a
eavy winner at the 1927 Pair is ar-
anging with the co-operation of the
arious IYreeds Of beef cattle in Al-
erta to establis'h in the 'market steer
lasses at the 1928 Royal.
The 1928 Alberta consignment vtrill
helve/ 10% cents. Buck lambs sold at the
regular 8 cents per pound discerints Sotne
mood feeding. lambs around 60 pounds sold nt
11% cento pee pound. Sheep prices were
steady at 6 to 6% cents for good light ewes,
and downward to 8 cents for culls.
Hogs dropper) another 60 cents per met.
bacon selecte selling at 10% cento per pound,
weighed off ears, as against 11 centa on the
same basis at last Thnraday's olose, Suertile
was just si few head heavier than an Mon-
say limt.
The reeeipts to -day were 5,287 cattle, 720
calves, 1,.01.0 hops and 9.780 sheep and lambs.
quotettore: Heeve beef steers, choice, 59.50
to 830.90: do., fair, 00.00 to $9.25; Mitch
steers choice,$9.00 th 39.50; butcher hog-
en, ehoice, 58.40 todo., oorronon,
moo to moo: botcher ee.„,, ece)d to eeeee,
,56,50 to pm; so., fair th good, 555080
$6.25; do. common. 85.00 t., $5.25; cannons
Bed cotters, $4.00 to 85.90; butotier bulls,
good to choice $7.00 ta $8.00; do. medium
.ao.00 to so,45:' baby beef, $10.00 .ts cases:
reederS ohnlee, moo to $9.25; do., fair. Nese
150' 88.46: stockers, choice, 58.25 to 99.001
4°1 tat, Moo to moo; springers, choice,
4120 td nad: MIMI COW; ChDiCe, $80 00 to
efeeeet Calm, ohgi g
c , 014.00' to 314 50.• eo
seediem, epee to Ms.50; 'do., grasseee. , *04.6
tatiVa6e.,2•34.1,orte Ave; b..1,.. 88.75; sheep,
mop : el.., „nr vrieyoebPii4.10Wa.vreirs•.04.-:10,0:'
w.o.e., 010.50: 'do„ tote %deo; do., thiolt
....-th, w....., '00.00: So, et,d, 09.49,
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MAIN STREka - - SEAFORTE
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STRATFORD, ONT.
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Our stock of Fall Shirts is
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here and we are rea to fill
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Oss'' Spectaciles
White and Colored Broadcloth
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Shirts, •collar attached or with
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Thousands of Pairs Offered Free
separate collars, $1.95 to $3.50
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T to 0 t.-A,clear-s;eion
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spectacle has been created, which is
ee.breaking or arn-
gearatt d against t
ishing and is a great improvement
over other makes, as they will enable
almost anyone to read the very smal-
lest print, thread t'he finest needle
and see far or near. Hundreds o
thousands of them are already being
Fancy Stripe Broadcloth Shirts,
cellar attached or two separate
collars $2.00 to $3.50
White Tobraleo Shirts, sett'
pattern, coiler to match 3300
White Broadcloth, Fancy Silk
Stripe ' $4.00 to $7.50
1133,
For Sale -Several Cows and
a number of Yorkshire Sows,
farrowing soon. •
4 R 77 GIIIIIIIIIIIN'GS
Phone 617-15, Clinton.
3175-4
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AUTO MODY AND
FIENIID:172.1 REPAHRS
OAR, REFINISHING
UPHOLSTERY
worn.
The manufacturere, Self -Test Opt;cal
Coenpany, 29-e3 Melinda St., Dept.
NW 256, Toronto, Ont., are offering
to send thotisands of pairs free. If
you are not amazed atn4 delighted, if
es.azx
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TIRE JOIFIN NANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of 11 kinds.
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WRECKED CARS REPAIRED
Drive In To -Day - 1COrive Out To-MorrOtv
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you do not think their spectacles at
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only $3.98 equal to those sold else-
One wag fare paid from Mit-
onols, Real Estate
ern 11.0,1111 ..... Or mr-V •
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where at $15,00 you can send them
back. You work lose a cent. They
chell, Dublin and ' Seeforth,
either by railroad or ear, on
Money to Loan
, ,. ., - (;),
rnolude nineteen head Made 4 as fol-
,vis.: Seven itiniOr rearling%, one
eel& calf and one innior calf' in
tormorts. The. latt4ciasil.0 Tom to
Montreal, October liath.--,Dattle teceints 1 -
860. Geed ano medium when to ouelcegs- W. or'e
sweet& or more towels Common rate med-
inti cattle to Istreetete teem greet OttNtti. Calle
vtrill also tell you how to get a pair
purchases of $20.00 air over.
SEAFORTIE, ONTARrO
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for eourseif without cost. Write them
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Wedgy. 1
Phone 92
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