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LIVE STOCK
Buffalo, Decembera�
160; °toady to strong; shipping.,}teSea i1Q.to;
811.60: batobere48 to $0; %earBriha $9 to
*11 heifer4, $826, to $8.60 lows, $2 6 to
576 bale, 11.26 /0,26 hO and feed-
ara - to 15J 4ree°cons a ay' [,r ngesL .{8,0.
- - to $126. C Ivea-+Receipt!, 8, 0; 60a lower;
$6 R0 to-,Dd8'6qpMyta, -2o Qoo ; 16
26b dower mix 8.66. to 48,76 porkers,
7ti871 las 4,80$ Dien?• 0.80 to 10; soughs, 87
l�4g1'2 t s $4.6 to $$ 50. Sheep and
to x410 ecel 15, 00 steady; lambs, 6
yearlinga,�8 to $I0i; wethere. 16
to $8.801 ewes, = 2 to $7.28; mixed sheep,
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Montreal,' December 6th.--4uttla--.Reeebate
1,896. Supply was oufielent }'or the.demon
and trading was a little Blow. Pr(ece we
fairly e'trong. 'Canals e.' quoted. 'from
.11.60 to 52; but there were 'very few mei
at the...tower'Clare: roost any hind of a
brought 41.75 or over. Bulls war in gen
demand at '22.75 and $0 for the dight -oalm
moo I;indc and 88.25 for the common bulla
.,'hoteter Weights. A• few fat, coves of dolt/
broughttYpe $4.50.re 4 for Northwest stefairly
rs r ere sold.
to $5.75, and the top for 1,100 pound's
. of local origin. was likely to be $6. or 16,25
•Jpat medium steers and a few heifers, aver
aging in all 890 pounds, brought $4.76. Th
lowest for thin, common young. steer. w
$4. There were no choice cattle of any kin
.on sale, --Quotations:-Butchers' steers -Gaud
85.50 to $6; medlpnt, $4.75 to $5.60;0 onrmon
.$4 to $4.75; butchers' heifer. -Medium, $3.7
to $4.25: common, $8 to $3.75. Butchers
cows --Good. 4.60 to 35; medium, $2.50 to $4
anners, $1.50 to $2; cutters, $2 to $2.50
'butcher hullo-Coremon, $2.75 to $8.25.
Calves Receipts 935. The market w
steady. Medium quality verde brought from
$4 to $10. and heavy well-fed calves fro
$6.50 to $6.25; grassers, from $8.50 to $8.76
-There no choice calves offered. Quo
Mons: Good veal. $10: medium. $8 to $10
common, $5.60 to $6.25; trans, $3.50 46
18.76.
Sheep -Receipts, 2,489. Lambs were strong-
er, and one load of good ones reached $18.26.
'Several lots of good lambs sold at $18, and
medium lambs from $12 to $12.60 common
lambs around $11. Sheep. were also strong.
selling from 26 to 87 for- the bulk. Quota-
tions: -Ewe. $6 ,to $7; lambs, good, $18 to
118.25; do. common, $11 to $12.50. •
Hoge -.Receipts, 2.116. The market wan
'firm at $11.25 to $11.50 for selects...and good
-quality butcher hogs. Bulk of sales, $11.50;
crow.. $9 to $10. Quotations (off car weights)
-Select., $11.25 to $11.50; sown, $9 to $10.^
Union Stock Yards, Toronto, December 5. --
With supply comparatively light, owing to
falling off in Eastern shipments, and demand
strong for anything good .ta�eboice In the
botcher line, the cattle (Market took a de,
chiefly stronger tone to -day, and best killers
mold a full quarter higher than loot, week,
while butcher cows and bulls were firm and
a brisk trade. Improvement in the quality
of the offering, all round was about sufficient
to justify the advance in price, byt the im-
proved 'feeling Was distinctly evid$nt in the
very considerable volume of trade at the
-higher level. It was In the handyweight
'lbutofier class that the bast quality was no -
*Mettle, and that mast business was done.
Heavy steers were a bit scarce and not any
too good, and loads sold at a range of from
'8, to. 7.60 cents, while the bulk of the good
butcher., brought above 6 cents, and moat
of the choice kind from 6% to 6% cents. A
few prime' lots made 734 cents, and there
were five head averaging 1,120 pounds that
topped the market for anything outside of
baby beef, at 8 cents; they were fed by Wm.
-McCall. Melton, and Bold to Puddy Bros. by
She United Farmers' Company.. A few fat
•cowe for kosher killingsold at 5% cents
with butcher cows generally firm at 4 to
4t cents for the good kind, and demand was
strong. Canners and cutters were steady at
2 to 531 cents. Butcher bulls ranged from
3% to 4% cents. Some twenty loads of
steeled= and feeders were taken; stockers at
from 2744 to 5 rents, and feeders at from
4.40 to 5.15 cents. Of a total offering of
3,888 cattle, 8,000 had been weighed up at 2
o'clock, and there was
every prospect of a
satisfactory lean-up.Packers and small
"butchers took all classes of killers freely, at
stronger prices for the beet kind, and steady
to strong prices for the rest, and it looked
es though the Christmas trade had started,
with prospects of good business for the ship -
nem.
Calves were a light offering, and sold steady
to strong, at from 10 to 12 cents for choice
and 8 to 0 cents for medium teals, though
quite a share of the offeringconsisted of
heavies.
Thick smooth horn sold at 11' cents, -fed
and watered, which was 10 cents per Qpond
higher than laet week's closing price.
Receipts today were 3.888 cattle, 281
-calves. 8,244 hogs and 1,921 sheep and lambs.
Quotations: Choice -heavy steers, $7.00 to
$7.60; butcher steers, choice, $6.00 to $7.00;
Jo. good, $5.A0 to $6.00; do. medium, $4.50
to $6.02; do. common, $4.00 to $6.00 ;
butcher heifers, choice. $6.00 to $6.60; do.
medium, $5.00 to $6.00; do. common, $4.00
to 24.50; butcher cows, choles, $4 to $5.00
-do. - medium, $2.75 to $3.76; canners and
cutters $2.00 to $2.25; butcher hulls, good, •
53.511 to $4.80; do. carimon, $2.50 to $3.00:
feeding steers, good, 86.00 to $5.50; do. fair, 84
to $5.00: stockers, good. $4.00 to $4.50; do.
fair, $8.00 to 84.00; eaIve, choice, $10.00
to $12.00; do. medium, $8.00 to 89.50; do.
common, $3.00 to $7.00; snitch cows, choice,
$80.00 to $100.00: springers, choice, $90 to
111(1.00; lambs, $11 to $12.00; sheep, choice.
$6.00 to $7.25; do. culls, $2.00 to $5.00; hogs,
fed and watered. $11.25; do. fob., 810.50;
do., country points, $10.25.
BIRTHS
McKay --In Seattle, on November 24th, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McKay, nee Margaret
Eckert, a daughter -Margaret Ellen.
Hargreaves. -In Toronto, on November 6th.
at. the Women's College- Hospital. to Mr.
and Mrs. W. I. Hargreaves, nee Nettie
Shillinglaw, a son --William Gibson.
Freeman. -In Hallett, on November 28rd,, to
Mr. and Mrs. J. $ Freeman, a daughter:,
Shortreed.-In Goderich, on November 27th,
to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shortreed, a son,
Watson. -At Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich, on Nov. 27th, to Mr.
and Mrs. E... T. Watson, a son -Edward
Rowland.
Dunn. -In Osborne, on November 29th, to
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn, a eon.
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FARMS OoR 8114,11,4101181810 nom '60
acral do 200 40$'ea tla Towfuhlpo of
Taokmnitb. T7sboppa. give All ready
dor spring able and,'could glue voaleaelorl
en months aoblae.and acme at once: Alfleet
' doep and on preowar WOOS. THOMAS
CAMERON, Bax 164 d+aeter, 0 t. 886641-
'PATHAY CATTLE{. --STRAYED PROM LOT
28r Coaceaslon 8, $lbbecjy on November
24th, ,three Holstein cattle a 1111agg 4. years
oldtwo 'heifers etearl White, oleer,w bl_dnIs
apd White. Anyone.,se these cattle -please
notify JOHN, .8 B4tENN Dublin, Oat., sr
Phone 12 on 17 .Dublin, at.'my expense.
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11, TRAY. )3MIRWR.-.ROAN, YEARLING
""' heifer strayed on to Lot 14, Concession
8, flay. 'OWner may have name by proving
property and paying expense.. ADDIY to
FRANK BEAN, Lot 35, Concession 1, Un -
borne, Henoall, Post Office. 2668-3
ESTRAY HOUND, A HOUND GAME 'r0
Lot 2l, on the 10th Concession of Mc -
Mop, on November 8th. Owner can ,have
some by proving property and paving for his
feed and this ad. 2868x5
ALL WOOL
Blankets
7% pound All Wool Blankets ...$8.00
8 Pound All Wool Blankets ...$9.75
Ladies' All Wool Underwear...$1.90
Men's All Wool Underwear $1.90
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear, .95c
Men's Heavy All Wool
Sweaters $4.25
Men's Laced Rubbers, red sole$3.141
Men's Laced Rubbers, white
sole $3.40
Men's Leather Tops, white sole. ,$5.00
Men's Bottom Rubbers for leather
tops $3.00
Black Satine Dresses, nicely
Trimmed $1.75
Our Rubbers are A.1 Quality and are
Guaranteed to Give Good Service.
ONE OF 9ITR PRIME ROASTS
of tender toothsome meat, is
realty the most economical, .for
there? 18 Do wadte to it. Every
bit can be used That would •
still ' he true ievesL if our prices
were higher than others- But
wise housekeepers who have
ma ele comparisons declare our
prices are a6 low as those for
meats of any grade.
,D. H. STEWART
Main Street - Seaforth.
Phone 58.
VANILLA
8 -oz. Bottle, -
At Christmas
Your Friends can buy anything
you give them except your
Photograph.
D. F. Buck
,CANDIES
HUMBU S,25c
CREAMS, per lb. lb lb.23e
BUTTER SCOTCH, per-lb..25e
KISSES, • per lb. 23c
SANIFLU'SE, per tin.
RINSO, • 2 pkgs. 15c
COCOANUT, per lb. 23c
SALMON, 2 tins 22c
LEMON and ORANGE
PEEL, per lb. ...35c
For Home Brew TRY our RITE -GOOD
2 Gallon Pkg.... 90c 5 Gallon pkg.... $1.60
Seaforth
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Embalmer and
Funeral Directors
H. C. BOX
Holder of Government
Diploma and License
Charges moderate
Flowers furnished on short
notice.
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The Commissioners of the Tucker -
smith Telephone System will sell the
following parcels of Cedar Posts at
the time and places mentioned below:
Monday, December 11th, at one p.m.,
at Brucefield.
2 o'clock p.m., at Granton's Corner.
3 o'clock p.m. at Baird's School House.
4 o'clock p.m"., at Corner 1 mile west
of Hensel;.
Terms. -CASH.
T. G. SHILLING LAW.
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
HRISTMAS
BUYIN
Practical Articles should feature your
Christmas buying.
How delighted a Boy or Girl, or even an
older person would be with a pair of McPher-
son's Lightning Hitch Hockey Shoes.
Footwear of all Kinds makes a very acceptable
Christmas Gift.
Come and see the many varieties and shades
of Slippers we are showing, suitable for any
member of the family, and you will be convinced
our Store is the proper place to buy Christmas
Gifts.
FRED W. WIGG
Town of Seaforth
The Corporation of the Town of SeafariS
have debenture, with interest eounoaa a►
tacked, forsale at rate to yield Ova and oar
half per cent. per annum. For full -pat,
Malmo apply to the undersigned.
JOHN A. WILSON,
2940-tf Tremont.
SUCCESSOR TO .1. E. WILLIS
FLOUR
..--•••••440i
-of: 1 Flour cwt, High Grade Manitoba - 1;
4/ r 1 40 -cent tin Baking Powder,'
3 Tins Bonnie Bright Cleansing,
Powder
10 Bars Laundry Soap
2 Tins Pure Food Corn ,,2Q„
2 Tins SquireU Peanut Butter'`tz
W. M. STEWART, Flour, Feed and Grocery Store
PHONE 77.
The Trend of Business
TO forecast correctly trade develop-
ments
is of vital importance to the
man of business.
Our Monthly Commercial Letters,
which will be sent on request, con.
talo analyses of -agricultural and
trade conditions of great assistance in
reaching sound conclusions.
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAiD-UP CAPITAL - - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - $15,000,000
SEAFORTH BRANCH, J. G. Mullen, Manager.
MARRIAGES
Anderson -Clark. -At Constance. on Novem-
ber 22nd, by Rev. Mr. Osborne, Stella,
daughter of Mr. Robert Clark, to Oliver
Anderson, .all of- -Hullett.
DEATHS
.Jordan. -In Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on
November' 80th, Margaret Jordan, beloved
wife of Petrick Jordan, aged 29 years.
.Rutledge.--dn Goderich .Township, on Nov.
25th, William Albert Maitland Rutledge,
aged -59 years and 6 months.
Gibbinge.-In Tuckersmith, on November 24,
the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gib-
bing..
McMurray. -In Brussels, on November 28th,
Mrs. John McMurray. in her 76th year.
Scott -in Egmondviile. on . December 8th
William Scott, aged 85 years.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION RALE OF COWS, YOUNG
Cattle and Pigs. --On Tuesday, December
12th. at t 'clock sharp, at Walker's Hotel
barn. Brucefield: Four fresh sows; 8 cows
doe in January; 6 cows due In February; 9
cows due in March; 12 steers and heifers, 2
years old; 8 young calves; 2 brood sows due
February 1st Terms. -All sums of $10.00 and
under, cash; o err that amount 9 months'
credit will be given on furnishing approved
,joint notes or a discount of 5 per cent
btr5fght allowed for cash on credit amounts.
Guarantee. -Any cow sold to be In calf and
DroOtng not to be, within,�,,gqppe__ month, 15 per
-cent, of pnrehaoe price -will be refunded.
HOLLANO..2 TYNER, Proprietors; George
Elliott,. -Atfi tier. pne2869.1
NOMINATION MEETING
The annual meeting of the electors of the
Township of Tuckeramlth for the nomination
of oandidates for the offices of Reeve and
Councillors, for the year 1923, will be held
at Walker's Hall. Brucefield, on Monday, De-
cember 22nd, 1922, at I p.m. I4°poll be I
necesary, such pool shall be opened on Mon-
day, January let, 1923, at the following places
and by the following officers: No. 1 -Hills'
Carriage Shop, W. C. Govenlock, D.R.O.,
John Reinke, P. C.; No. 2 -School No. 8,
Samuel McGeooh, D. R. 0., H. M. Chesney,
P. C.; No. 3 -School House No. 4, G. N.
Turner, D. R. O., George Layton. P. C.;
No. 4 -School House No. 3, Thomas Chap-
man, D. R. 0., J. W. McIntosh, P. C.; No. 5
- School House No. 1, Robert Troquair, D.
R. 0., R. D. Bell, P. C., No. 6 -School House
No. 9. William Sinclair, D. R. 0.,; Alexander
Sinclair, T. C. Poll open from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m.
D. F. McGREGOR,
,2669-2 Returning Officer.
NOMINATION MEETING
A meeting for nominating a. Reeve and
four Councillors for the Municipality of the
Township of McKillop, for the year 1923:
In accordance with the Ontario Statutes,
1914, Chapter 192, Sections 68 to 69, it is
enacted by the Council of the Township of
McKilop:
(1) That Candidates for a Reeve and four
Councillors be nominated on Friday, the 22nd
day of December, 1922, at School House No.
6, McKillop, at the hour of one o'clock p.m.
(2) Itr the event of more persons being
nominated than are required to fill the sev-
eral offices, an election will be held on
Monday. the let day of January, 1928, at the
following named places:
Polling Division No. 1-0. K. Holland's
house, Lot 10, Concession 5, James Evans,
D.R.O., Thomas Moylan, P. C.
Polling Din/fusion No. 2 -James Hillen'a
House, Lot 25, Conemslon 4, John McDowell,
D.R.O., James Killen, P.O.
Polling Division No. 9 --Joe. Smith's house,
Lot 10, Concession 12, John Leeming, D.R.O.,
John Murray, P.C.
Polling Division No. 4, School Hoose No.
7, Lot 26, Concession 12, Alden McGsvin,
D.R.O., Wm. Somerville, P.C.
JOHN MeNAY,
2868-3 Clerk.
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BRODERICK'S
Harness Store
MacLEOD'S
Horse Blankets, good and warm
at $2.75 up
Plush and Wool Auto Rugs, $4 to $12
Buffalo Robes -the best made
Mitts from 25c up
Special Buck Glove, worth $1.75,
at $1.25
Special Horse Mitt, worth $1.75,
for >-1 $1.00
FOR CHRISTMAS -A nice line of
Ladies' Shopping Bags, Club Bags,
Suit Cases, Etc.
Team Harness for $48.00
No better made.
Halters, special values from $1.15 to
$2.00.
SHOE REPAIRING
We solicit a call and guarantee our
work.
Bells, Whips, Curry Combs, Brushes,
Pads, Gall Cures, Collars.
Call and See Our Goods.
M. Broderick
THE PURF, FOOD STORE
We deliver to all parts of
Town and give Prompt Service.
TELEPHONE 190
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Everything Fancy Boxed.
Men's Fancy Boxed Belts of best
quality.
White Silk Shirts of best quality;
well made and positively worth the
money -
FOR CHRISTMAS, ONLY THE BEST IS
GOOD ENOUGH. OUR STORE IS FULL OF
GOOD THINGS, COME AND SEE.
Christmas Special. -5 -lb. Box Robertson's As-
sorted Chocolates, never before sold below $2.
Christmas Special $1.50
Best Cut Silk Ties, fancy patterns,
individual boxes.
75c, $1.00, $1.50
Fancy Silk Striped Shirts in many
patterns, all sizes. Extra value at
$2.75
Business Change
Having purchased the
General Stock of Groc-
eries, Boots and Shoes
from the U. F. 0. Co -
Operative Co., Seaforth,
•I intend td carry on the
business in the same
store on Main Street,
and will carry a full
line of staple goods.
Goods delivered to
any part of the town.
Spanish Valencia Raisins
at per lb. ....20c and 22c
Muscatel Raisins, 3 crown,
pound 20c
Seeded Raisins, (choice)
pound 20c
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs for 33c
New Currants, lb. 22c
Lemon and Orange Peel, lb37c
Citron Peel, lb. 60c
Shelled Walnuts, broken, lb, 60c
Shelled Walnuts, (whole
halves), lb.
Shelled Almonds, lb
Coated Caraway Seeds, lb. •30c
Almond Icing, 1 -ib. tins,,
each 50c
Glace Cherries, 1/2 -lb.
boxes, each
Pink Icing Sugar, lb. 16c
Mince Meat, (good quality)
pound
Demarara Sugar, lb
Dates, 2 lbs. for
20c
10c
25c
Table Raisins, 1-1b. pack-
age, each 35c
Hartley's English Marma-
lade, stone jar, each35c
French Mushrooms, tin • •75c
Spanish Pimentos, tin15c
Table Figs, 6 Crown, lb... .35c
Natural Figs, (very choice)
pound 22c
Cooking Figs, lb. 1OC
Plain Olives, 8 -oz. bottle30c
Stuffed Olives, 8 -oz. bottle355c
Cream Cheese, Canadian
Craft, lb.
McLaren's Jelly Powders,
3 for
Hipolite, Pink and White,
1 -lb. glpss jar, each
Madagascar Lima Beans,
2 lbs.
45c
25c
30c
A large assortment of Fancy Knit-
ted Ties placed in boxes for the oc-
casion.
75c, $1.00, $1.50
Pure White Shirts just received
with Pique front, a dress Shirt-, at
$2.00
A Real Fancy Set of Braces, Arm
Bands and Garters, a real gift for
$1.50
A real snappy lot of Good Cuff
Links, something worth seeing, at a
moderate price.
50c, $1.00, $1.50
A Comfortable and Serviceable
Muffler in Brushed Wool; fancy pat-
terns, at
$1.25, $1.75, $2.25
California Lima Beans, lb 15c
Mixed Nuts, lb 20c
Forest City Baking Powder,
sealers 22 oz., each 37c
Peanut Butter, 1 -lb. pails,
each 33c
Pure Silk Mufflers of the better
kind, knitted and plain
$2.25, $3.00
A full range of Gloves in best Hip
and Moka, at prices
$1.50, $2.00, $2.75
a LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Furs, all kinds, sold separately or
in sets; range from $12.00 to $45.00
a set. These are exceptionally good
values as former prices were $25.00
to $100.00.
We will offer all Ladies' Fur Coats,
They are all new stock, reliable and
warranted to give satisfaction.
French Seal with Racoon Collar and
Cuffs reduced to
$1.75.00
A Square Deal. to All.
ALSO:
Lettuce Celery Grapes Oranges
Grape Fruit Cranberries ,west Chestnuts Bananas
Lee & Perrin's Sauce Bloater Paste Anchovy Paste
Lobster Asparagus TipsMnrachina Cherries
Olive Butter Prunes Oysters Finnen Haddie
Monogram Handkerchiefs in Pure
Linen, good size, and any letter. Price
5Oc
1/2 dozen in a Fancy Box
$2.75
French Seal with Possum Collar
and Cuffs reduced to
$150.00
Real dark Rat: Coats, all bucks;
been selling everywhere at $200 for ..
$140.00
J. J. CLEARY.
Phone 117.
Just six Men's Fur Coats left; se-
cure yours new before too late, at
$28.00
Marmot Coats, latest style at
$85.00 and $90.00
THE NEW STORE
Ferguson & Co.
T. FERGUSON
G. FULCHER
- Seafort
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