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•--81219—, has ,* reoord of •57: wunds 141r$ter
. . '�fAdillday $eai�Yl, Make good rich
pQ spy apples. Terms Of ljtule—A)x coma 41f
in fouC eA days; gaud$T,`wm? ."llararic60
�s� ly suing for the shortening a
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butter in I days OVA tp.;o90 1 `, mnllk iiifr
TIdllleture Of _pure loaf lard and phut$ ;
abill .the pastry over night (tile, colder
months' credit wn FavWoved joint notes, .or
I cent. allowed' for 'dash on credit arnou43fQ.
the • season 1 her Qtye ', %. ,0 4wbow Zbrkigein
King Ys" duo tg!4rob,on Decam-
it is, the abetter), handle it as little
No. reserve As the proprietor has old ltia
Yarm. GEORGE 01=91MA.GEIL, �arap4
8148 She' about
het loth; 2 Holstein vows: ,fresh with calves
= possible when .roiling it, and bake
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tor; Thomas 1lrowrt, Auotloneer- 818? -X
at fiwtty J��t�iAk-4 year old cow due day of
salts; G 19t}i;cin cows due in December, Jar- .
Rt in a very hot! levan. ' - '
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Bey .am due December 20th. half bred Ayr:
our ]Favorite 1�t mio 'keat.
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sbiror send Durham due Decetaber 18th, 2
One pound seeded rail i:` pound'.
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.Durham cows due ill December. 5 yearling -
Durham heifers, rola ; yearning Durham
auet, 1 Bound, apples, $%s pound mixed
e1, % pound, blanched almoiids (ail
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�+`. ,' h, 26th. Jane
fried axAp„
steer, Durham calf 2 months old, half -bred •
Jersey and Holstein' cow' due time of ..eale.
�1lopped), 1 pOUncl CUriaalts,'''pOtllltg1.}ce-
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'"Mao Snell. aged
T 9e�, 8 months and 20 dose.
Horses.- Bay driving Mare £S years oltl, Rood
single or double; brown driving gelding six
Ili ht 'bro9Nal sugar,
to' ga , $ �U1pfiA $ APO., AVL rtfi, Ip Me$illop, on Saturday, December
years old, goad single or double 8he®p.—
dkider, �a teaspOgnlf ul Y1f1aCe, ` $✓E teal,-
t. JaMes, Martin, In his 81st year.
20 very choice Leicester breeding owes, all
tagl0onful oinu1'ainonI, "'' '1 ','Wille'glas@'
Mighton.--Sn Vancouver Hospital. on Novem-
bred and Yo_% 10 choice brfad awe lambs,
tbrand y.
ber 26th, Catherine Lea,thertand, beloved
Thomas
bred. Texags.- 6Ys anon'ths' credit will be
mare 8 Years old, 1 chestnut driving mare 9
wife of M. Migidon, and daughter
given on tarnishing ,approved joint notes with
Boil 41w cider until it iS reduced to
of the tate Robert Leatherlaud, of Taches'-
4% ..intertest added. WALTER STEWART,
®ne-half'the quantity, then add the
am"J" aged 63 years.
Proprietor; W. E. Nairn, Auctioneer. 8182-1
-irmi$ins, suet, apples, Citron, currants
rants, chop fine 1 cupful citron. Mix
of December. 1928.
Mand sugar and cook slowly for one
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LEAKING AUCTION SALE OF FARM.
(CLEARINGAUCOCK
ALE O FATS,
Ztlour, then shad spices, almonds and
IN PJdIEP�i®IIBIIAPJI[
AND at
'one
Tbrandp.
I cupful chopped beef suet if deSir-
Clinton, block north of Collegiate. on
11th. e
The Mince meat must be cooked
Note.—Items under this head will be chars-
ed 60 cents per single verse, and 25 cents Por
Tuesday. ecember at 1 -clock, sharp.
oonsietirm of the following: Horses—Three
67 Y y slowly; Otherwise, it may burn.
each additional verse.
f IftaralaJ Cattle- Qhoico Ayrshire
old due to freshen January'7th.
Bottle in' pint or quart jars and use
res required. Wee h�aive found thi i
In 1gving mesnory of 1aHrs. Henry Adams,
December
w 4 years old due to freshen
Farh Ayrshire cow 8 years old due to
i�b
FDOI11Ce meat a most Sati8lFaC$OPy sub-
who passed away one years ago.
8th„I 1927:
freshen ]May 1st, Ayrshire cow 6 years old, '
�titute for Cut fruits in puddings,
Stock; mix the ingredients together
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milking good, not: bred; extra choice Durham {{
cow 6 years, old due to freshen March hat:
drop cakes, etc., both from the stand-
A loving mother true and kind,
No friend litre her on earth we find:
Durham we b years old due to freshen April
point of flavor and labor saving.
For all of -u,; she did her bast,
16th, choice Holstein cow 8 years old due to
fraction March 11th, Guernsey cow 4 years
English Mince Meat III.'
And God gave her eternal rest.
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old due to freshen February 6th, Jersey cow
'Chop one 'pound' stoned raisins and
Rent in Deuce, thy cares are ended:
3 years old due to freshen March 30th, Jersey
=ix With one pound cleaned and pick-
It in peaces thy work is done,
heifer rising 3 years due to freshen February
9th6 heifers rising 2 years old, 6 sprint;
a ed sultana raisins, 11/g, un'ds P eeled
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You are gone where those who love you
calves. Hogg -5 stare hogs. ImplemrentH•—
sand chopped apples, % pound chopped 1p
Soon are coming one by one.
_ missed by husband and family.
Deering binder 7-foat cut in gaud running or -
mixed candied peel, 1 pouria finely
ley
32—
der, Deering rake 10 -foot almost new, steel
shredded. suet, 1 pound well -washed
1,
roller 10 -foot, nearly now; disc harrow, 14
plate; Deering 11 -hoe fertilizer drill; Massey -
and dried and floured currants, 2
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Harris mower 5% foot cut, Massey -Harris
munves c1herries, halves, one-half pound
Demerara sugar, the grated rind of a
Ca41RIID ®II° THANKS
Wultivator, Massey -Harris hay teddei, Massey -
Hcrris 2 -home scuiiier, set of 3 -section dia-
lemon and the juice of two, the grat-
Sprinkle one and- one-half quarts of
,aj,ond harrows, set of 2 -section diamond bar -
rows, Verity walking plow, International
,ed rind of half an orange, ' surd
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Messrs. John and William Martin and sis-
tens desire to express their appreciation for
farm wagon; Massey4Harnis Manitoba bob
blanched and finely chopped almonds,
the sympathy and kindness extended to them
sleigh with flat rack, hay rack, fanning mill,
stook rack, at rack,hay” cutting box with
gra teaspoonful ground C10V2S, r/ te'a-
in their sudden and great bereavement in the
carriers, new; De Laval cream separator, No.
spoonful ground ginger, % teaspoon-
death of their sister, Margaret V. Martin.
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13 almost new; .at of double harness, set
fui ground nutmeg and a saltspaon-
simmer two hours. Then add three
of single harness, several horse collars, Wort-
ful salt. Then' add one-half cu ful
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roan & Ward hay car, bone grinder, good as
new; about' 300 bushels of mixed grain, quan-
Qach of brandy and rum, put into
]aT5, packing it -own firmly, and Cover
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tity of hay, forks, chains, whiftietrees, neck-
yokes and other articles. At the same time
the farm,
i'' like. am. Kee for at least a month
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and place which consist" of
am ea, more or less, known as the Gibbang's
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]before using, when make into pies
All taxes for the Township of McKillop not
survey, will be offered for sale. On this
puff with ast
p' p ry.
paid by December 14th, 1928, 6 per cent, will
property are a bank barn 45 feet 56 feet
with cement stabling and galvanized roof;
'Grape juice or cider, may be sub-
:stitlated for the liquor, but the mine
be added.
By order of the Council.
a 50 -foot chicken 'house and good frame
house ; town water and electric lights in both
mleat Will not keep s0 Well.
GEORGE McKEE, Collector.
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barn and house, also a good bearing orchard
English Mince beat.
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and abundance of small fruit. This is a
Two surds finer chs
p y Aped' suet, 1
�� Mme,+s All -Wool Sox
most desirable property adjoining the Town
of Clinton. Also' west half of Lot 22 in the
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mound "chopped' apples, 1 Ipou'ild chop-
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U. Fa (De ]LANG
Township of Hul'lett, consisting of 50 acres
of good land, more or less, with good frame
]ped seeded raisins, 1 pound cleaned
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barn 30 feet by 50 feet. These
eurrants, 1 pound- Caster sugar and
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�'�� ing Gloves and Mitts fro -
properties
will be put up in separate parcels. rrerms
pound mixed peel, finely chopped.
-The U. F. O. Meeting will be held in
Hall, Seafor,Programme on Wednesday. De-
on Farms. -10 per cent. of purchase money
Mix the ingredients well together,
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ce begre
comber 12th. •Programame: Report of the
iWd down on day of sale: balance in 30 days.
Terms on Farm Stock and Implements.—All
:and while mixing, add 2 wiWlasi%es 'Toronto
meeting by R. J. McMillan; discus-
sums of $10 and under, cash; over that
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-of rum, or more, if the mincemeat
stun on Royal Winter Fair, by Thomas Liv-
ingstone: Report o4 Shipping Department by
amount 10 months' -credit will be given on
a eta 'be -,kept fl 'a'leilgt 11 6f time.
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Charles Auditors' .Report; R. J.
furnishing approved joint notes, or a dig.pt
Put the mixture into a jar and 'cover
.McGregor:
MOMillan on the year's business; election of
count of 5'per cent. straight allowed for .cash.
FRED WATT, Proprietor Geo. H. Elliott,
eelosely until needed. If spices are
officers for the ensuing Year.
At-etioneer. 8182-1
Diked a little may be added.
JOE FORREST, Secretary.
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iFmmler:a y Director End
Old-FashionedMince Meat.
CLEARING AUCTION SALFI OF FARM
Purchase a piecce Of Cleary lean
ILacensed Embalmer.
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS, HAY,
GRAIN AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.—Fred
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(beef, weighing about I% pounds.
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W. Ahrens, auctioneer, has received instruc-
tions from the undersigned proprietor to sell
Boil the meat until tender and 'allow
: V JS`vl>"n 11® `uR1C�+r+ u •+i
it t0 cool in its own liquor; then put
Best Motor and Horse-drawn
equipment.
Charges moderate.
by public auction at Lot 15, Concession 6,
McKillop, 11/4 miles west and 1% miles north
`]the meat through the food chopper,
NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that all the
foie and others having. claims against the
of Beechwood, on Monday, December 10, 1928,
caging a medium blade. Two cupfuls
estate of Samuel Lake Dialing, late of the
a. 12 o'clock, sharp, the following: Horses—
chopped meat will',he required. Pare,
Township of Tuckersmith, in the County of
Huron, Saone Mason, who died on the fifth
v heavy draught team of gelding 7 -and 8
-ears old, well matched; 1 chestnut driving
amore and Cho fine enough les Of
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day of October, 1928, are required to forward
mare 8 Years old, 1 chestnut driving mare 9
a choke variety to make four cusp-
their claims duly proven to EZRA AUSTIN
years old. These drivers both work single
Yule. Pick apart and chop 2 CUpfUIS
DILLING or CHARLES WILBERT DILLING,
de-
and double, quiet and reliable. Cattle --One
seeded raisins; clean two cupfuls cur-
Hensall, Ont., the Executors of the said
ceased. on or before the twenty-fourth day
Durham cow due at time of sale, 5 years old;
I part Jersey cow due December 20th,seven
rants, chop fine 1 cupful citron. Mix
of December. 1928.
years old; 1 Durham cow due February 12th,
the meat the frluts together, add 2
g >
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
after' the said date the Executors will pro-
6 years old; 1 H reford cow bred 6 weeks, 4
8
]teaspoonfuls shit, 2 cupfuls sugar and
ceed to distribute the estate 'having regard
rears old; 1 Durham cow bred 6 weeks,
years old ; 1 Durham cow bred 6 weeks, 3
I cupful chopped beef suet if deSir-
only .to the claims of which they then shall
have notice:
vears old; 1 Durham heifer bred 7 weeks, 3
Wed. For the spices use 1 teaspoon-
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
years old; 1 Durham heifer with calf at
foot; 1 steer rising 2 years old, fat; 4 heifers
ful each of ground, Cloves, cinnaMOT,
AND TAKE NOTICE that all persons ow-
ri�;ng 2 years old, fat; 2 spring calves. Hogs
sand nutmeg. Then add 1 Cupful each,
ing the said deceased are required to set e
—16 hogs weighing about 180 pounds, 10
-of strong coffee and of the meat
their with the said Executors fo -
hogs weighing about 160 pounds, 22 choice
Stock; mix the ingredients together
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• DATED at Hensall this fourth day of De-
shoats. Implements -1 Massey -Harris binder
1 -foot cut, new; 1 Deering mower 6 -foot cut,
thoroughly, and simmer slowly' for one
bar, 1928.
comGLADMAN 8r $TANBURY,
1 Massey -Harris aide rake. 1 hay loader, one
1hour, Stirring occasionally, Then' 'pack
Hensall and Exeter,
].leering 10 -foot dump rake, 1 McCormick seed
11110 hot holo sterilized glass jars
Executors' Solicitors.
drill, new; 1 Massey -Harris cultivator, 1 disc
;and seta]. This recipe snakes five
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harrow, 1 Deering steel roller, 8 drum; 1 set
of iron harrows, 4 section; 1 set of iron
pints of mincemeat. ' If desired, it
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harrows, 3 section; I harrow cart, i me -
can also be put into stoneware' jars.
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E1V1L1C OR AI\J ®1L HU,rES
Ccrmick manure spreader, 1 Oliver riding
plow, 1 Paris walking plow, 1 Fleury walk -
1<f kept in. a 0001 place suet as the
11. li 1V ,'
ane plow, 1 three -furrow gang plow, 1 acuf-
-refrigerator, this mincemeat may be
p p�
Zook Bll �so o Coo
fler, 1 three -smarter wagon. Wagon box and
dtcpt for a month, and used from the
.FOR SAS E'- ONL+''- 04�• 9�TTD NINEr PIG9r
thr,Aja, a old,g-ales} feiur chunks abetsleighs,
bolster springs. 1 truck wagon, 1 set of
new; 1 set of sleig 1 top buggy,
jar as desired.
75 pounds. Apply to J. WESLEY NICHOL3J
steel tire; 1 light wagon an0pole. 2 cutters,
Green Tomato Mincemeat.
R. R. No. 1, Seaforth. 'P,dt 25, Concession A.
1 "'hay rack with sliding rack, 1 flat rack, 1
Sprinkle one and- one-half quarts of
McKillop. .Phone 285 r 15. 3182-1
gravel box, 1 stock rack, 1 fanning mill, 1
.sliced sen tomatoes with shalt and
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�; UR SALE.—R. O. P. WHITE LEGHOR1d
FOR
set scales with platform, 2,000 abs. capacity;
1 hay car and 170 feet of rope, 2 sets safngs,
Rat stand overnight. Then drain and
from the St. William's bred -to
2 hay forks, trip rope and sling chain, two
,ch'op fine. Add 2 Cupfuls chopped
lay flock, $1.25 each. A. W. NORRIS, Staffa,
crosscut saws, 2 axes, grindstane, 4 logging
+hart les and 1 ch orange and
Ia chopped g
Ont., R. R. No. I. 8182-1
chains, 1 Cyclone seeder, 1 Stewart horse
clipper, 8 ladders, forks, shovels, 1 new stone
simmer two hours. Then add three
Tr41ARM WA TED, --"WANT TO HEAR FROM
beat, I steel drum, 1 lawn mower, 9 sets of
Cupfuls medium brown sugar, 1 pound
' owner having good Ontario farm for sale.
whifAetrees, 60 sap buckets and spilev 2 sap
raisins Or mliXed fruits ands table-
If bargain, send price and description. F. B.
kettles, 2 new rolls barb wire, a lot of;. car-'
G. Box 495, Olney, 111. 3182-1
penter's tools used in a carpenter shop, one
pOonfuls :ground spice, and simmer
water trough, 1 McCormick cream separator,
;for one hour'. This amount is suf-
APPLES FOR SALE,—A QUANTITY OF
1 churn, quantity of lumber. Harness—One
ffacient for two 'good-sized pie's. As
Northern Spies. Apply to MRS. W. M.
set of breeching harness with Scotch collars
this will. k indefinite] if canned
cep y,
DOIG, R. R. No. 2, Kippen. Phone 20-93,
Hensall. 8180-tf
and bridles, 2 sets of plow harness, 1 act of
single harness, number of horse collars, one
in sterilized jars w1hile, boiling hot, a
pair of horse Mankato, 1 robe, '2 ruga. Feed
Larger quantity can be made at a
]FARMS FOR SALE.—A FEW CHOICE
—12 tons millet, 200 bushels of oats, 1,000
farms in :the Townships of Usborvne,
bushels mixed grain, 100 bushels of wheat, 10
lime.
Tuckeramith and Hibbert. Good buildings and
bags potatoes. Wood—F55 cords of hardwood
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well located as to markat • THOMAS CANT-
16 inches long. Furniture -1 glass 'cupboard,
LIVESTOCK MARKET
ERON. Exeter, Out. 8068-tf
1 extension table, 6 kitchen chairs, 1 4 -burner
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Union Stock Yards, Toronto, December
V.1ARMS FOR SALE.—LOT 12, CONCESSION
Perfection coal oil stove with oven, 6 octave
Bell organ, 8 rocking chairs, 4 small tables.
Quotations: Heavy beet steers, choice,
eo $10.10: butcher steers, choice, $9.00 to
3, Stanley Township, consisting of 100
clm
1 settee, 2 full benm suites consisting of
$10.00: do., fair to good, $8.25 to $8.00; do.,
acres. There is on the premises • a good two
storey brick cottage, a good barn with straw
bed, spring and mattre, .. stands and dress -
ers; 2 wash stands. 1 . erandah sent, three
common, 56.50 to $7.00; butcher heifers,
$9.o0 to $10.00 ; do. fair to good,
abed attached and stabling underneath, an
toilet sets, I parlor rug, 12 yards linoleum
,Choice,
08.00 to $8:60; do. common, $7.00 to $7.50;
implement house, an orchard,'about five acres
bush on a back corner of the farm,
12 feet wide, 10 yards stair oilcloth, 2 pieces
of -linoleum, 2 pieces of oilcloth, 1 Aladdin
r7mtcher cows, good to choice, $7.26 to $8.00:
to medium. $6.00 to $6.G0; do.,
of
through which tuna a never bailing spring
Tamp, few Jumps, number of pictures, a
410„ common
.bulls, and cutters, $4.00 to $6.00; butcher
creep an o never failing wells, one near
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the house, the other near the stable. The
quantity of dishes and Pana, crocks and jars•
1 eight-day clock, and a number of other
Ibu11a, goad to ohoacG $7.00 to $8.00; do. Ted-
$um aro $6.00 to 66-60; do. boaognas,
farm, is in a 'good state of cultivation. Also
articles ,too numerous to mention about the
common,
.36.75 do , %-50; ..baby beef, $10.50 to $14.00:
Lot 10, Concession 4, Stanley Township, con-
stating o4 100 acres, on which there is a
farm. Terms.—Wood and all sums of $15.00
and under, cash; over that amount 10 months'
feeders, choice, $8.5o ho $9.60; do. fair to
$6.50 to '$7.00' stockers, choice. $7.76
very good barn and about 15 acres of bush:
credit will be given on furnishing approved
good,
air
do $8.76 ; do., fair Aar. socaV14, $6.26 to $7.00 ;
to $8
a never failing stream runs across the book
end of the farm. Good for either grain or
joint notes with property owners as security.
or a discount of 496 straight off for cash. No
choice, $ tm'ood C do. medium,
a'6.00 to $18.00; do., grassers, ¢16,00 to $7.00:
pasture. Apply to MURRAY GIBSON, Bruce-
reserve an the proprietor bas sold his farm
FERGUSON, Pro-
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timiaoh and springer town, choYCe, cash. $110
Sinking, is
field• Executor for ,the Estate of the late
wilifam Collins' . 8176-tf
and moving to town. J. E,
pr{etor; John Eckert Clerk; Fred W. Ahrens,
tko $186: lambs, pmt cwi,
Auctioneer.
, x12.00 ; do. culls, Der owt.. $8.00 to. $10.00:
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7ertck iambs, $9.50 to 49,00: sheep, elicit* $5
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Oto $6.00: dn. Ted{um, 05.00 to 0.26 do.,
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etulls, $8.00 to $4.00: hogs, select, w a•' e•
$0.75; do., f.o.b., selects. 88.75; do., fed aQ
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: ]Licensed Auctioneer
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SHORT TIE18111i[--$3,500.00
POULTRY MARKET
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Good Security
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We Are Showing Real Bargains in this Sale—The Surprise will be
Yours.
If you need a new Stove it will pay you to see the New Master-
piece Range. We recommend them and they are fully guaranteed.
We have a Special Price on Quebec Heaters this week—See them
on display 'at our store. .
Special Prices on ]Long Rubber Boots, made by Goodrich, Miner
and Dominion, at $3.50, $4.00 and $4.65.
Our new stock of Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear is now in.
We will be pleased to show it to you. •
HIGHEST PRICES ]PAID FOR CREAM AND (EGGS.
W, a 0OTT & Co",
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Phone: 13-142, Seaforth. Phone: 13-618, Clinton
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all -wool, $ if AS
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Cooking Figs
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Fine assortment of Men's Work -
Corn Starch
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Icing Sugar
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Trowels, Handkerchiefs and other fancy lines for Xmas
. Highest (Prices. for Cream and ]Eggs.
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Phone: 2a-142, Seaforth.
Phone: 23-618, 'Clinton.
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Watch Silverware Smoking Set Kuri Links..
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hoker Bax Brooch Pen
BABY—Ring, Bracelet, Necklet, Spoon.
re have a fine stock of Watches, Clocks, - Silvelrwe r
;wal>ry, Leather Goods, (Fancy China, (French Ivory,
in White, Natural, Pilik afi4 Blanc dolo>rs..
'RICES 70 SUIT EVERY, CHRISTMAS SHOPPER .:
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It would be well for you to TUNE E I[N on oils'
GREY WORSTED and GUARANTEED INDIGOS.
The neer WAVE LENGTH is bringing out better
prices; for instance, our $50.00 Indigo is $3.00 closer,
making it $47.00 and our $48.00 Imported Grey Wor—
sted has drop to $45.00.
Better HOOK UP with this station very soon and
get in on the "NIRASQ.TIftING UP EXERCISES" be-
cause the lengths of these clothes are getting shorter
every day.
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