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Ann Carter, beloved wife of Leoutrd
Wnoldice, in her '{6th year.
Omnia -In 'Dungannon, on March 20t11,
Thconao Curtin, aged 60 yenre.
fitparY•-In Uaborne, on March 140. Leonia
Oarrie Copeland, beloved wife of Mr. WM.
R. SlUery, aged 28 Yeats and 6 mouths.
IN MB1MQRIAM
Note,-Iteme under Ibis bead will be chew -
/al 60 sante per Single vane end ap cents' for
oath elddittonal verse;
In loving memory of Gordon Kenneth, in-
fant eon of big. and Mrs. H. J. Trapnell.
who died on Sunday, Match 19th, 1922. aged
8 days:
He is gone from thin world to the land of
hfs rest,
To the country of the happy and the home
of the bleat.
Released from all sorrow, freed from all pain
Triumphant forever with /000o to refire.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
gOBSE FOR SALE. -ONE GOOD HEAVY
Gelding four yearn old. Apply on Lot
18, Concession 2, Tuckeramfth. 2882-1
✓ ow 8011 HATCHING.- S. C. WHITE
Leghorn.. from 2 year old dock, 50 cents.
n dozen. T. J. WEBS'IER, R. R. No. 3, Sea -
forth. Phone 2 on 143. 2882x8
FOR SALE. -TWENTY 'PONS OF CHOICE
timothy hay, on Lot 0, Coneorosion 2,
Hullett. Apply to HAROLD DALE, 'LClix'-on,
Ont.
Dt SA
LE. -THREE
GOOD C
UWS HEAVY
F ' 9 enra
milkers. one 8 Yip. old. two Y
old, to freshen in April. ROBERT CLARKE.
R. R, No. 2, Seaforth; Lot 7, Concession5,
Hullett.
'WARM FOR SALE -FIFTY ACRES. EAST
.half of Lnt 4, Concession 3, 'ruekemmith.
A good grams farm. • Apply to JAME8 .1. Mo-
QUAID, 318 Ford Avenue. Highland Park,
Michigan, or to PE'PElt H. MCGRATH, St.
Columban, Ont. 832-3
SEED OATS .FOR SALE.- ABOUT 600
bushels 1821 Sheffield Standard seed -Oats,
tenting 84 to 26 pounds, 80 cents per bushel.
Also a Yorkshire sow, carrying third litter,
due March 12th. J. B. HYDE, Lot 9, Con-
eeasion 2, Stanley. Kippers P. O. Phone 11
on 86, Hensel! Central. 2881-2
FOR SALE.--ANNIIAT. SWEET CLOVER.
genuine Hubam Seed. 92.50 a pound. or
$2.00 a pound for ten rounds or over. Cash
with order. A. PETRIE. Bruveflrld, 8 9o.
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TOR SALE. -1500 BUSHELS OF SEED
oats, grown in 1926. good and clean.
Apply to ALEX. SPARKS, R. R, No. 2,
Seaforth. Phone 14-236. 2821-tf
WOOD FOR SALE. -TIRE UNDEItSIGN-
ed haa on hand it quantity of hard
maple wood, both dry and Green, all body
wood. Prices reasonable. Delivered In large
or smaon 18 11 Seaforth. THOS. SHILLINGLAWquantitim required. Phone 4
,8
2817-tf
.TONDERS FOR WATERWORKS
SEAFORTH
Sealed tenders for the whole or any part
two
ill
Job
n Aiv eWd ilson.n tCllerk,rl Seafertb. Ont,
for the construction of concrete reservoir,
Pump hoose, dwelling and elevated tank.
Plans and speeifieetions may be seen at
the office of the Engineers or the Town
Clerk, Seaforth.
James, Proctor & Redfern, Ltd.,
Consulting Engineers,
36 Toronto St.. Toronto, Ont.
.101IN A. WILSON,
Clerk.
2831-2
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF LIVERY STOCK. -
An auction Hale of livery stock. consist-
ing of horses. rigs, harems, and equipment.
will be held at Elliott's Livery Stable, Clin-
ton, on Saturday. April 101. commencing et
one o'clock p.m., sharp: Six good livery
one h suitable for livery or family driving.
Y
one heavy mare 6 years old. 6 steel tire
buggies and 4 rubber tire buggies. all in
treatded r carttrriage. two
1 5 wagonetcarriages, caone 2-
ryall. 1
surrey, set double heavy 5000000. 10 sets
single driving harness, 3 seta double driving
harness, collars and bridles, complete: six
sets good wool driving blankets, several stable
blankets. one pair of horse clip-
pers, robes, rugs, dusters, whifnetrees.
14eckyokes, buggy poles, whips and many
other articles used in connection with a livery
stable. Also 4
el tank, writing
desk and
barrels
of 10
several u oak bane
Ix. Terms- All soma8
and nder, it v i over that f eight
months' credit will b eariven 00 on furnishing
approved joint notes, or a discount of 4%
straight allowed for cash en credit amounts,
J. W. ELLIOTT, Proprietor: G. II.F.11iltt.
Auctioneer. -
eOfRIN161FQop(la
OD1Y Swnba:
�p�. "glad a1wA4
Ilfidih(¢�utlle;'1 $6 ttood gating,
of bayiInlliett and green
reed: • eltianu df goof eyed rototo4$ oats
Sod sad races cf oats,
ss ender owed' . Meant 12 morlibie'I
syadit on approved•-i00V 10Otee,' or 6 per cent.
for oae'b on credit amounts. ,Everything to ,
be mold as the proorlotor es giving np farm.
ing. E. HQDGES, Proprietor; G. 11. Elliott,
Auctioneer. 2882.11
`G'(LEAIUNO AUCTION SALE OF FA.tot
Stock, Ian9lemeriti 'And some Household
Effeoto.-Mrl George H Elliott has received
instructions from H: )8. Hamilton to sell by
public auction on Lot 24, Conoeeeldn 8,
Tuckersmith, on Tuesday, March 28th. et 12.80
o'clock, the following t /Horace -1 agrloul-
tutul mare 10 yearn old,' 1 agrtculturnl mare
rising 6 years old, 1 grey general purpose
gelding 7 yam old quiet, single or doable.
1 dark gray Pereheron filly tieing 8 years
914. This is an Wm) filly; one Spring Per-
oheron colt• Cattle -One fresh cow with calf
at foot, 8 *owe due at With of sale, 1 ere -
ford cow due September let• 1 heifer three
years old with two calves at foot, 6 Steen
nearly fat 2 years old. 4 heffero 2 Years old,
fat; 2 steers and 1 heifer 2 yearro old, good
groes cattle, 1 baby beef heifer calf. two
leers and 2 helfere rising one year old.
Hoge --Four brood eowe due shout April 15th,
7 chunks about 00 pounds. Poultry --100
Barred Rock pullets and hens, 8 Barred Rock
cockerels, well bred. Implements. --Front &
Wood binder 6 foot rut with sheaf carrier
and treat), 1 Frost & Wood mower 6 foot
cut ney,rly raw, 1 Frost & Wood 10 foot bay
rake, Mamoey-Hnrria eultivator 17 tooth near-
ly new, Massey -Harris 13 -hoe seed drill neer-
ly new, steel land roller, set Iron harrows
of 4 sections, 1 harrow cart new, 1 single
furrow Farman.' Friend riding plow, new: 1
walking plow, meaner, turnip drill, farming
mill Clinton make, sieves all good, Mummry-
ldarris bean cultivator and puller, Maxwell
root pulper. 2 wagoto, top buggy. cutter, pair
bobsleighs, 2 buggy Poles with neck Yokel,
hay and stock rack, 1 rack bottom for draw-
ing corn 16 feet long, 160 feet hay fork rope,
set sling rope,. Massey -Herrin cream nepar-
ator 600 lbs. capacity, 1 road cart. 1 grass
sed sower, stoneboat, long ladder, auger
kettle, 2 seta whiflietrees, neckyoke. wheel-
1arrow, work bench,1 large feedbox, 2 log-
ging
* -
achains, forks, ahovel. ems bar,
about 4 Conn arrest clover bay,
a small
quantity of timothy and clover seed mixed,
sweet clover need, clean, if not previously
Bold, and other articles too numeruua to
mention_ Furniture 1 oak dining room
suite, 1 earthenware churn, lantpe, pails and
other small articles. Terms. --All mums of 810
and under, cash; over that amount nine
months'v redit on furnishing approved joint
notes. Adiscount of four cents on the dol-
lar, will be allowed Of for cash un credit
amounts. Clover heed to be each. Positively
no reserve as the farm is sold. H, M. HAM-
I1:1'ON. Proprietor; George 11. Elliott. Au,
tinneer. 20111-11
.��otu6uxaerial 1pfl®i,.aouith
' w.dnat�n , �1,pL .6up,
�y� khe gpµafv t !sato-�Qq�
rkl�Jw°yI�'C b xe�ro, aV i47inr id4lAY a[
vaeqq��aa,, 1- ggldibft.Tlaing BYoaTa ,1 svesA
due
rlpa..a�y9 502, cooip edue u x8 t,
du�M'Ott' 'eat, :.2 Iowa dud ,lone. gilt e 4
dile Oct. rising
lad d' vow duo ere riving two
6 teem rotes ! singYeat0 hotyear,
r. 5 he -tient
two
Ingo 7 steam rising 1 an, 2 0 ungata rte.
Fig rot., 8 baby bel 44o 2 May. case*.
,pigs -3 Yorkshire ease o le, May, 2 Pure.
bred Berishlro aowa due in 'May, 1 York,
shire sow due in Muy. Fowl -About 50 pure
bred- -Barred mock het- one yens old, 2 pure
bred co0terdt, Barred Rocks. Implcmende,-
1 Maaeey-Hurrla binder 8 toot cut, 1 Memey-
Horrie dine dell! nearly new, 1 Deering
mower 6 foot cut, 1 steel land roller, 1 set
4-oed5on diamond harrowo, 2 odd barrows,
1 springtooth cultivator, 1 corn cultivator
with bean attachment, 1 Cookehutt 2dureow
riding plow, 2 walking plows, 1 twin gang
plow, 1 hand cutting box, 1, hay rake, two
acut8en, 2 lumber wngona, 1 DeLaval creara
separator, 1 net oleighs, 1 rubber tire buggy
nearly new, 1 Steel tire top buggy, 1 light
wagon, 1 fret seal® 1000 'lbs. capacity. one
combination stock and hay rack, 1 gravel box,
1 buy rack, 1 wood rack; 1 root pplper, 20 -
foot ladder, 1 exlenslon ladder,. 1 dozen
window en -has, 1 pig crate, one whael8arruw,
buggy tongue, set breeching tram harness, set
plow harness, three eels Dingle harness, a
quantity of hay, about 80 .baobab of 1920
oats, 20 grain hags. Household Effects --One
dombinution china cabinet and buffet nearly
new, 1 round dining extensloff table new, 1
kitchen extension table, I Iron bed with
epringa and mettrme nearly now, 6 kitchen
chairs, 1 Pandora range nearly new, 1 hang-
iqe lamp, Aladdin hanging lamp, parlor lamp.
rat grinder, mall box, dippers and attachment
1br filtina pilo, chains, °hovel,, fork.. and
other articles too numerous to mention.
Everything must be disposed. of as proprie-
tor hes Dodd lain farm. Tereus -Hay and grain
and all gp,,ns of $10 and under, cash ; over
that amount 12 months' credit will be given
on furnishing approved joint notes. A dls-
erget of 4 per cent. allowed for coed, on
.vitt amount+. ARTHUR C. ROITTLEDGE,
Proprietor; T. Brown, Auotioneer. 2832-2
0.
SPRING SHOW
Horses and 'Cattle
The Annual Spring Show, under
the auspiees of the South Huron Agri-
cultural Society, of Stallions, Harness
and Halter Horses, Bulls and ('oath'
will be held in
HENSALI.
Tuesday, April 4th, 1922
PRIZE LIST:
HORSES
Clydesdale or Shire Stalion
Int 2nd 3r1
Aged Stallion 810 87 54
Stallion foaled 1,919 en later0 4
Belgian or Percheron
Aged Stallion 6 4
Stallion foaled 1919 or later 6 4
Carriage or Roadster
Aged stainer,
Stallion foaled 1919 or lateru
Special for Stallion, $9.00 box of
Stationery and 1 year's rnh-
m'iplion to the Henaoll (lh-
er,er. Harness Horses
Heavy Un,ft 'Team
Heavy I,raft Brood �
mare n foal
Second prize given by G. T.
Mirk le, suck of Purity t"Ivor: 3rd
prize given by George Brock. a
Norkyok,'.
3 year Id heavy draft gelding
r filly foaled in 1919
First prize given by R. J. Pat-
ennn, one pail of Stock Fant.
2
in sr old 19
or tfoaled Heavy x'_0 aft (,aiding
illy f
Agricultural Team
First and second prizes given
by Maisons Bank.
Agricultural mare in foal
First prize given by Bonthron
& Drysdale, n rocking chair; 211d
prize given by John Young.
3 year old agricultural Gelding
r Filly foaled in 1919
Seeond prize given by E. Ron-
nie. merchandise.
2 year g
r o d A rirultura 1 Gelding
or Filly foaled in 1920
Find prize given by A. W. E.
Hemphill. Stock Food; 2nd prize
given by ]Brown & Clark. netclt-
yoke,
Heavy Draft or Agricultural
Colts foaled in 19"1
1st prize given lay Moore Turns..
4 plow shnrdv v5)06 14: aee+,nd
mire by W. A. Ma,Lnren, stable
fork, value 98.02.
General Purpose Team
1st prize given by W. C. Mont-
gomery, $5 in merrhnndise: 2nd
prize by COOS Tiros., auto tub,•,
any size
Carrietge 'ream
Single Carriage Horse
Roodeter Team
Single Roadster
Third prize by W. C. Davis
Man's Hat.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
I.mglemente.--The undersigned auctioneer
has been inetructrd by Mr. Robert 11. Watt
to nett by public auction on Int 10, Concss-
etnn 13, Hullett. commencing et 1 p.m, sharp,
on Friday. Mnreh 81st. 1922, the following,
that is to say: Horses, Registered Clydes-
dales -1 mare 14 years old, Jennie Reid
(23097, Sire, Lord Huron imp. (16098) Can.,
(11099). Dam, Jean Rakefield (30284) ; one
mare 8. years old Glennie Mac (82090), Sire,
Glen Itae (8368)
2 31117 rieing3 Darn. Jessie(Sears okl Flloeaie Bowers
(45802).. Sire, Colonel Dowers (19106), Dam,
Flossie Rae 1/13098); 1 filly rising 8 years
Id, Jennie Bowers (45804), Sire, Colonel
Bowers (10005), Dam Jessie Reid (33097); 1
fill rising 3 yeah, 810901 Jean (478470- Sire,.
Royal of Denholm Hill 1187871. Dam, Jessie
Reid, (33097) : 1 filly rising 8 years old, Royal
Betty (47346). Sire, Rnyel of Denholm° Rill
(18787), Dann. Glennie M. (33099) ; 2 colt
rising 1 Year, eligible for registration: ane
mord 8 years aid; 1 horse rieing 2 years. 1
10
third horse, 1 driving horse 10 years old.
Cattle, Registered Aberdeen Angus -1 caw
with calf at foot, 3 cows supposed to be with
calf, 2 heifers 1 year old, f bull 2 yeanld.
Grades -1 cow with calf at foot, 1 co due
to freshen at time of sole. I cow suPPmed to
be with calf, 1 mow purposed to be with calf,
1 heifer 2 .years old. 4 steers 1 year old. 1
'heifer 1 year old. Implements-Massey-Har-
rio binder. Maasey'-Harrie mower, combination
side' take and tedder, Mooney-Rarrie hay
header, Massey -Harris cultivator 18 teeth,
seed drill, Frost & Wood disc. set of double
discs, set of harrows of 5 aertinne. 1 roller,
corn and bean
No. 4 Wilkinson r b
pion. No.17 W! kinson
Plow, double Coclmhutt plow, 1 aeoffier,
wagon, 1 net trucks, top buggy, set of bob-
aleigbe, cutter, fanning mill, 1 set scales
2,000 lbs., 26 foot ladder, sap pan and 100
sop Machete. crave cut saw, set of show
harness, set of work harness, set of plow
}SWIMS, Bet of single harness, Buckeye brood-
er, spades, shovels, chains, 1 Delaval No. 12
ere= separator, 40 -gallon gasoline drum.
Grain -50 bushels of old oars Rt for aevd,
100 bushels of old barley, 75 bushels of
White Blossom Sweet Clover, a quantity of
hay. Poultry -100 room hens, Legborno
and Roolmr liotoehold 'E/leets-1 dozen din-
ing romp chairs sial table, 1 aotseh, I aide -
beard.
lbeard. 1 'bed roost suite, 1 single bed, one
English velvet parlor rug, 1 Brussels, rug,
1 walnut secretary and book ease, 1 Lighter
Dao' high oven Poninenler Range. Seery-
tLing will be sold without reserve as the
PrePtieter Ina, amid Bale.' All ifarm.
purahoeee of 1i10and andeer, meth;
ever that amorrnt 10 no0ntbe' credit on pur-
clugme 'furnishing -animated joint notes. Floe
Per cent. straight off far cash on credit
a®onittt. Mg and grain, each. BORSHT
R- WATT, Proprietor: dames Taylor, Due -
Seamen, 2882-2
3 2
it S
17. 3
.1
3.75 2
3.50 2
6 1 2
10
1 2.511
5 3 2
4 -
4 n
4 2.00 '1
SPECIALS
T. W. Parlmer, 1 pair of $7.00 Shoes, for
the bast Roadster- or Carriage Horse in
harness.
Owen Geiger, bag of linseed meal for the
hest Percheron Stallion.
T. C. Joynt, 98.60 for beat female draft
or agricultural, any age.
W. Sangster, 86.00 box of chrism for beet
Clydesdale Stallion.
R. nonnidnon, 5, pounds of Tea, for best
Bull, any age.
CATTLE
Aberdeen Angus
Aged Roll
Bull, calved) after September 1. 1020
Cow
Heifer under 2 years old
Shorthorns
Aged Bull 0 4
Bull, calved after September 1, 1920 6 4
First Prise Dr. Perk. 95.00.
Caw 3 2
Helfer under 2 yens old 3 2
Butcher Steer or heifer. swede 6 4
1st and Ind prime by W. E. pfatY.
$10.00 1n cement or tile.
Boys' Judging Competition
Three Prizes will be given in a Boys' Judg-
ing Contest on Homes. Boys to he 20 years
of age or. under. First prize, 66.00; 2nd
prize, 04,00; 8rd, prize, $2.00. Rales and
eondltfona made known on day of Fair.
Entsie Free. The above prism were given
by Or. Moir, and MOM'S. H. C. Seldom and
Robert MacLnron,
All Exhibitor., must first become Member"
of th10 Society by paying One Dollar to the
8eoretary. Entries can be made with the
Seegetary at the Commercial Hotel until env
o'eleok on the day of. the ohnw. Jntige's de-
c)alon final. Am0110 accommodation will bo
provided for air bonsai.
H. C. SOLDAN, President, Heiman.
K. M. MOLFIAN, Secretary, Se fotth.
lot 2nd
86 04
8 4
8 2
3 2
i Sale
BabyChicks s F r o
W111 have during asthe semen about 6,000
Baby Chinks, bred-to-laycockerels
single comb White
I.eglwrns, the eroekervls beS,hg from 803 -egg
atrain. 910.00 per 100. Send orders early
as we have never been able W fill ell orders.
IN(:1.EWORTII POULTRY YARDS.
Bolmeaville.
E. J. 7'rewarthn, Phone 22-611. 2832x6
Horse and Cattle
Show-Seaforth
FRIDAY, MARCH 316t, 1922
Under the auspices of the
Seaf„rth Agricultural Society.
HORSES
CLYDESDALES
1st 2nd Sed 4th
Stallion, aged 87 03 93 01
Stallion. foaled in 1919 5 3 2
Stallion foaled in 1020 4 2 1
Stallion frwd,d in 1921 4 2 1
Swerpatoka, Clydesdale Radge
BELGIAN STALLION
Stallion. any age 3 I
SHIRE
Stallion. any aur 3 1
PERCHERON
Stallion, any age :i 1
HACKNEY
Stallion. any age 3 1
ROADSTERS
Standard Reed rutting Stal-
lions, in harness 4 3 2
Standard Bred Pacing Stal-
lions, in harness 4 3 2
AGRICULTURAL
Horses shown in teams weighing over 1,605
Ms. not eligible in agricultural class.
let 2nd 3rd
nn,od mare. in foal.
Special first prize donated by
bowinien Rank•• 83 $2
Filly or Gelding. 1..10 in 101`1.
A pair of Shoes donated by H.
R. Scutt, value 35.00 5 2 1
Filly or Gelding furled in 1920
Wheelbs rrov, donated by A, E.
lirunsdo n, Ma:any-Harris agent.
value 85.7.0 0.50 2 1
Filly or fielding. foaled i,
' 1921
Pair of Shoes donated byW. G.
Willis. value .05.00 5 2 1
Teton in harness
Suit of Clobh„t donated by Stew-
art Bros., Dry Gumis and
Clothiers. value $23 25 5 3
Flare, Filly Celdin age
or Gelding.
do-
natedof Autmwbile fiatnti
by the Senforth .Agricul-
tural Society, value 81 0 3
HEAVY DRAFT
Itnnd mare, 'n foal.
Itainccoat, donated by John Mae -
lavish. Dry Good. Merchant.
value 910.00 10 3 2
F•iuy or Gelling. foaled in 1919
Rau of Finer, donated by Rob
Roy C, R• 51. en., value 35,511„
irii:y or Gelding foaled in 1020
N'oal Har. Blanket donated by
.,
N, Clair X Sens. value 8f,.506.50 0 2 1
Filly or G•iding, foaled in I921r
Knife cute,. donated Irv.. Dan
Shanahan, value 911 11 2 1
ifnnhnll Stewart. 50 lbs. Flour
Team in Harness.
Regina Watch donated by P. 9.
Savauge, Jeweller. voh,e $2525 5 3
.Mare, Filly or Gelling. any age 17 3
Sweepstakes,
Special prize donated by Canad-
ian Rank of Commerce
Bret Henvy Draft or General
purpose horse in any .loss -14t
Prize, goods value 810; 2nd
prior, mala, 04.00 10 4
GENERAL PURPOSE
Team In Horness • `, 3
ROADSTERS
Roadster hers , in bernes., 153
er under 4 2
Carriage horse,
or under •t 2
Roadster tram, in hnrnesa, 153
or under 1 2
Carriage team, in harness,
n
r under 4. 2
Special Township Competition
For the hest three Draft or Agricultural
Homes, stallions finned, any age, sinner on
the halter and need not be the property of
any one person. but must be owned In the
t,wnehit-doat.ed by J. F. Daly, Charles
Barber, J. Wesley Beattie, cash $12. No
Prize unless two or more competitor.
Chimes will he called in the order on the bill
CATTLE
SHORTHORNS
'Alms .PSfLi
6.10 2 1
in horns.
15-9
amotunt >ol@Igvled:re
I'r
a irs total., , Depot'
mousy you get frOu your creiain,' tier s
ogg000d watch your Savinges barateee .grow.
WELCOME •SMALL ACCOUNTS.
404
HE C ADIAN BANK
OF 'C MMERCE
PAiD-UP CAPITAL. • - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - $15,000,000
SEAFORTH BRANCH, J. G. Mullen,' Manager.
8
lst 2nd 8rd
Bull, 3 years or over $55 98 $2
Bull, 2 years old
Bull, 1 year old 4 2 1
POLLED ANGUS
Bull, 8 years or over 8 2
JERSEY
Bull 8 2
HEREFORD
Rall 8 2
Sweepstakes.
RULES:
Entrance fee 11.00, each extra entry, 50e.
Brood mares must alms visibly In foal.
Age of horses to dais froom. danual5' 10L
Age of cattle to date from September 1.1-
AB
ntAll proteete must he in writing, and banded
to the neeretary by 6 p.m• the day of the
how, accompanies! by $2.00, which will be
refunded if protest fa oustaiued.
No registered Cldoadala' allowed to stow
to Agricultural Claes.
Feels showing ih entire elms not eligible
to compete In the Heavy Dtnd't or Agricul-
tural Classes for foals.
Prise Liam may he obtained from Secretary.
Bankrupt Sale
STILL ON
At Greig's Old Stand
A Few of the Many Bargains
Men's Light Gowns in
dark colors. Reg.
$2.75, for 1.50
7 only Ladies' Pullovers,
atin four colors, 1.69
Caps, ligait and heavy. Special -5 only Boys'
Regular value $2.50. Sweaters, Heavy Jumbo
All one 1.35 Sng cat Go -
price 9C
trice ......�}
Cottonade Trousers in
all sizes. Reg.
$2.50, for
.25
�,eeeeee-
4 only Young Men's
Suits, Regular 1600
$38, for
Underwear, Medium Sr
Heavy weight, part cot-
ton. Going 98
at
C
2 Only Ladies' Sweater
Coats. Worth
$5.00, for
.98
Men's Felt Hats, the
very best makes. tic
All one price. .. .7J
3 Only Ladies' Sweater
Coats, 2 Blacks and one
Green. Worth
$6.00, for .49
Ferguson & Company
DRAIN TILE
We are making an.,ther cut, from 83.00 to
810.00 on our Drain 'rile. We naw- have n
good aterok en handin sizes trent 3 inch
up to s inch, alai, some Bricks.
4S.
KRifSE MI
DS..
R. No. 3, Sraforth..
Phone Number 2 0, 1110. 2.02-2
JOHN
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JOHN STEWART
R. M. JONES
M. BRODERICK
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be r,• ,end by the unden'igned
for the constrn,•ti•a,of the :1'turrny-1amb
Extension Drain in the Township of Hal-
lett. ma
be seen
at Finn
and .rs•r '�. Y
at the office of lie, C;crk of Hullett, n
at
the office of •Ro_r. Mitchell. A
/11616,61ad cheque
for act cent. of tender to
accompany Atone. 1:,'•st or any t6cier .not
neres'aariiy accepted. 'fenders will be opened
t 'the Community 11:,1.. Londesboro, on Fri-
day, March :list. ,iav,'' , at 2.80 p.m.
JOHN FIN(:LA' D, Clerk of Hallett.
2820-8
President
Treasurer
Secretary
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TRAIN SERVICE
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SEAFORTH .1ND TORONTO
Leave Sraforth ...o. t:; 0.00. Dly. Ex. Sunday
Arrive Stratford . ,5 a.m. Dly. Ex -Sonde,'
Arrive Kilchunrr . • :2 a.m. Dlr. Ex. Sunday
Arrive Guelph ... . • `0 a.m. Dir. Ex. Sunday
Arrive Toronto ...lo':, n.m. Aly. Ex. Sunday
[,nave Toronto 0 1a p.m. my. Hz. Hondas,
Leave Guelph 7.13 p.m. DI. Ex. Sunday
Leave Kitchener 0 II n.m. Dly. Ex. Sunday
Leave Stratford 0 05 p.m. Dly. Ex. Sunday
Arrive Seeforth .. • 9 n p.m. Dl. Ex. Sunday
Buffet -Parlor CAT and first class
vestibule coaches in eacih direction.
Entire train runs through without
change.
For full particulars as to tickets,
etc., apply to Grand Trunk Ticket
Agents.
BEATTIE BROS.
Beaver Board
Fibre Board
Vaneer Hard-
wood Flooring
N. Cluff & Sons
SEAFORTH, ONT.
DOMINION STORES Ltd
The Chain Grocery Stores of Canada
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Pure Jam, P C 4 lb. ail1 Canned Fruit
Raspberry Peaches, Pear's2c
Dominion 24c1Baking Powder
Sure, 1.0 Please
Raisins
Seedless
Valencia
25c lb,
31c lb. Mild M$haceoinl Cured 31c 1b.
i•Piel• Giolo'
Wash
Boards i
57c I
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you should buya Fv R
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1 It costs less than any other car by -several
hundred dollars.
2 It costs less for gasoline.
3 It costs less for tires.
4 .It costs less for repairs.
5 Service is obtainable wherever you go.
6 Its resale or trade-in value is higher than
that of any other car.
7 Easiest to operate: both hands on the steer-
ing wheel all the time.
8 No radical changes in design to make a last
year's model appear out of date.
9 Engine power in excess of your needs always
available.
10 Quick pick -up -gets away first in a traffic
jam.
J. F. DALY, SEAFORTH
Authorized Agent for Ford Cars, Trucks and Tractors.
Beaver Board
Fibre Board
Vaneer Hard-
wood Flooring
N. Cluff & Sons
SEAFORTH, ONT.
DOMINION STORES Ltd
The Chain Grocery Stores of Canada
ahhophcosssaCtIhM
Pure Jam, P C 4 lb. ail1 Canned Fruit
Raspberry Peaches, Pear's2c
Dominion 24c1Baking Powder
Sure, 1.0 Please
Raisins
Seedless
Valencia
25c lb,
31c lb. Mild M$haceoinl Cured 31c 1b.
i•Piel• Giolo'
Wash
Boards i
57c I
40 Feet
Clothes
Line
29c
Shirriff•s
Jelly
Powder
3 k s,25
P+
Finest
Cheese
per lb.
25c
Lily White
Syrup
.i ib. 50c1
Pail
IPure
Lard
3 11,.
Pail 57
Crown
Syrup
:lib,. 43c
Pail
White Clover
Honey
.i lh 95c
Pail
We Sell each year to make ten million
TEA gallons. An ocean liner could
enough float in the cup this would C
fill. Try a pound at
12 1-2 lbs. Best Sugar lated 990
Canada's Largest Retail Grocers
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