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The Exeter Advocate, 1917-3-15, Page 4xcter wcat 'Sorties & •Ct'eech, Proprietors Subscription Price—In advance $L25. ewer year in Canada; $1.75 in the United States, All subscriptions not grid in advance 50 cents extra will. itiet charged ".t 'HURSL)AY MARCH 15th, 1917 Centralia Rev,E. G, Dowell of Clinton will occupy the pulpit "etre on Sunday ova whine next Mrs. Jas Mitchell returned, en :viva caayday, after visiting in London for es week, accompanied by her sister, Miss Alouit;n of near Ottawa, Mr. fames 141arshall of Blyth is vis r •tna his niece, M. G. Hicks, Tarr Percy Salton left an Monday etar Landon, after spending .a month, wire his sister, Mrs. E. Calwil1. Several Elam this vicinity ,attended the cattle sale of Mr, B. Hicks at' .L scan on Monday. E3 e ry and wife and family 1e f t on 'Tuesday, morning for their new hone ;.t Walkerton, Ivir• Garnet and Greta Aivdrew left mn 'Wednesday, far their ,none in Swift Current, Sask., after spendi;u; is couple months visiting relatives and ttrlenoa here. Mr, Andrew Coughlin spent a few days vistttmg in Detralit, Mr. W. Heatable is able to be out again by the a1•cl of a crutch, after, a. fall he had out of a tree several week.: ago. The W. AL S. met at the. home >t Mrs. F. Oliver on Tuesday afternoon. The roads are in bad shape awing to ;he thaw, as considerable snow is. still on the roads in places, while .r spot;. are bare. Dashwood lvlesars. F. Lane and M. Oestreich- er spent Saturday in London. Miss Catharine Finkbeiner has re- tuened home, after spending several Greeks with relatives in Sarnia. Several from here attended the concert held in Creditan on Friday night. Rev. F. Meyer of Zurich assisted Rev Meyer of this place with Revi- al services last week. Mrs Wm. Ehlers: has returned tram resiting friends inDetroit, Mr. ;W J. Laing spent a few days iu, London last week on business. Mrs Brown and daughter, Adeline, have returned to their home here, are tier spending the winter with relatives '.ea Thedtoad. W'1 are pleased to say that Mr. Rua- sel :fanner, who underwent an oper- ation far appendicitis at his name last week, is doing nicely. The operation was performed by Dr. Beal of Lon- don assisted by Dr. Taylor of Dash,: wood • Mr. Fred Stier, who has been in the hospital at Loudon with a_brok- ken leg, has been :removed to his home here. He is' progressing favor- ably Mrs. Heyrack of Zurich visited her Si';ster Mrs. H. Guenther, this week. Mrs. J. "Eng land sp•eat a few days in London last week. GREENWAY A number from hese attended line funeral of the late Mr. Jahn Wilson at Arkoma on Sunday. Much sym- pth' is felt in the neighborhood to Mrs- Wilson and family of six children who survive.—Mr. Henry Eggart, who ir:as, been ill for some time, is able to be out again.—Maa. Russell- McIntosh was in Loudon last week.—A very my terestin.g letter was read in the Meth,, odist S. S from Pte. Percy Nichols East Sunday. He is still in England, .—Ivljss Addie Mason came hone list week.—We are pleased to report the recovery of the sick children in this neighborhood.—Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mellin of Arkona were home Sunday —Mrs. C. H. Wilson and Hugh have returned from .a visit with friends .in. Lambeth.—lite Merry Maids class in the Methodist S. S. entertained the Knights of honor class cane evening. report a good time. -The Girls' Clul shipped a bale to Hyman Hall Les, wee,; containing 6 grey flannel shirts, 2 khaki flannel shirts, Z6hos- pital towels, 18 pairs socks, FARQUHAR Mr. ,Chas .Monteith is how the Sec- retary of the Wind Insurance Co'v and has taken over the books and the safe,—Mr. Chas. 'Borland, Archie. McCurdy and James Scott intend to build silos this summer,—Mr ,Norman assnore has been in'T'oronto for a few days combining business .and grleasure.—rhe ahotne° of Mr. and WIrs Walter McNicoi Was brightened last week by the arrival, of a little girl. —Mr, Jos. Vance has been attending Wm, Ward's sale. - Mr. Ward will take up his +residence in Exeter lin the arrival of the new occupants. Mr., John T, Stewart has rented Mr. hw. Bolton's farm—The public school has been closed for a few days on account of measles. -Mr. Thos. Hod- Bert •has .purchased a farm near Eg- rrtondvllle where he will reside.—Mr, Win. Pollen had the misfortune talose his driving horse, it having broken its leg while in the stable Mr, Wm. Ward held a very surce;,s fel auction sale on Tuesday of thia week, The proceeds including the far, cattle, amounted to over. $6000 Thies for the average farmer ispretta bard to beat. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Red. Droes intend holding en "AL Horne" COT the'e members on Fridty evening ar-L1 ea pact a very pleasant time. MARRIAGES Arm trap — eat e — t s Varh 1 In Scala t g Y r n Mar. 7 Margaret, only daughter r.j the late 'William Wheatley, ;a Raw racy Arnett ang •'of ;Rasetowtn;, Seek. CHISELHtJRST A. little slaughter has came to. heighten the home of Mr.. nd hire `'S'tareoc,l McLean, --On Thursday aftcr- trsit ,dist the Red Cross Circle met its' the basement of •the church "tad Sunlight Soap' has a high stan- dard of tan.dard.of purity which is backed 'by a $5,000 guarantee. If a soap has no standard there is noreason why t Itsh lcalways • be of u ntfoli a I�� .. glalLty, always ,� .> •.::a.4,,, •,tet{ contain the best materials or ,. be anything litre as good as \\� the soap tviih a standard, \\�� 142 a 0 quilted ten mattress covers, At the close art appetizing tea was served, which brought .in over three dalliers. Next Thursday afternoon there will be another bee and tea, Boxes will be packed for our bays on the in- ane line,—tan Friday 'evening a sur- prise party was taken to the home .>f Mr Ira Chambers. Dancing was the ch.ieJ feature of the evening's enjoy• n ent Mr John Chambers and wile bane .moved sit ,v4iith Mn John Fitz- gerald No doubt Mr.' Fitzgerald .vial be pleased to have his daughter with hint again.—Mr. and Mrs, Norman; Py- bus have returned to their home in the West, ' Norman is having a car of. horses shipped, 01, .4e $: f.V • v� Giant Flowering Carnation 417. * eee FR C • L.0 Q. Addressa postcard td' us now and receive by return mail a copy of our new illustrated So- page catalogue of ' Garden, Flower and Field Seeds, Root Seeds, Grains, Bulbs, Small Fruits, Garden Tools,•etc. SPECIAL,—We will also send you free a packet (value 15c) of our choice Giant Flowering Carnation This carnation is a great favor- ,ite; the flowers are large and fragrant and. the plants do well outdoors. Transplanted into pots in the early fall they bloom profusely from October till the end of May. Extra plants are easily propogated from them by cuttings, "pipings" or layering. Send for our catalogue and learn of our other valuable premiums. 18 Darch & Hunter Seed Co., Limited, CANADA • 0 7s► o .e o► i 0 •a• 0 .q 7.� .b • 0 • • z: * sed +i ..eve f�Y e -1,Sf. ve C1. fro 0" do ah +e' fj •a .a 1�1 * O, Q, 4.J i.. rc v.. USBORNE The "Country Doctor", put on by the young people of the section, in No 1 School House on Tuesday eat - ening was a success, Over $50 were realized. We understand the play .s 'to be put on in Exeter. ol Have Catarrh One efficient way to remove nasal catarrh is to treat its cause which in most cases is physical weakness. The system needs more oil and easily digested liquid -food, and you 'should take a spoonful of after each meal to enrich your blood and help heal the sensi- tive membranes with its pure oil -food properties. The 'results of this Scott's Emulsion treatment will surprise those who have used irritatingsnuffs and vapors. '. Get the GenuineQ SCOTT S a What Ails You'? Have you become run-down,, weak, emaciated, :• pale after a long siege of colds? ,Does the skin show that the blood is thin' and watery? Spring' is' the ` time when vitality is at its lowest ebb -clean house now—by ;ridding, the: body of its accumulated poisons. .Re- fresh the blood with, a stimulating tonic. Dr. ` Pierces Golden 1Vledical Dis coyery, free from alcohol or narcotics and extracted (from roots and barks with pure glycerine, banishes; from the blood all poisons and impure matter. It dis- solves the impure deposits and carries them out, as it does all impurities through the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and, Skin. If you have indigestion, sluggish liver, nasal or other catarrh, unsteady nerves or unsightly skin, get Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to -day and start at once to replace your impure blood with. the kind that puts energy and ambi- tion into you and brings, back youth and vigorous action. All medicine dealers can supply you in either liquid or tablet form or send 10 cents for trial box of tablets to Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,. N. Y. ASIS. YOUR NEIGHBOR, Portman, B. C.—"I am so glad of an opportunityto recommend Dr, e Golden Medical Discovery; it has cured me of indigestion and constipation. which I had very bad. A friend gave: hie a bottleful and I took it. . It hell ed me o much that I bought more and continued using, it."—Mns. C. WSLDORUBE, General Delivery. Dr. Pierces' Pleasant Pellets are the, original -little liver pills, first put up 40 stears ago. They regulate and invi orate omach, liver and bowels. Y email Contract SEALEr'; 1'ENDl.RS addressed to the Postmaster General, will be re- ceived aat Ottawa ,until Noah on Fri- day the 20th day of ' April, 1917, for the' conveyance of His Majesty's Mads on a proposed Contract for faun yeah; six times per week, over Woodham' No 1 Rural . Route, from the Postmas ter General's pleasure. Pristed notices containing further information as to conditions of pro. - posed Contract may be 'seen and blank forms of Tender may be' ob- tained at the Post Offices of- Wood; ham, 1St Marys Elimville ICixkton uid Exeter anu at the office of the Post Oii'iee Inspector, London, • Post . OHi.:t: Department Canada, Mae Service Branch, Ottawa, 9th March, 1917. G. C ANDERSON, Superintendent. WEEKLY Auction Sale The undersigned will sell by Public Auction. at .:I)OW's .FARM, East of Metropolitan Hotel, each and every Saturday atternaon, at 2.30 o'clock. On Saturday next the following will be offered: - 4 3 -year-old fillies 2 3 -year-old geldings 1 4 -year-old filly •2 4 -year-old geldings A number good work horses 3 cows due to,calve in March 13 Oxford Down ewes. Goad stuff eligible for registration. ' Terms, -6 months' credit with 6 per cent added, on furnishing ap- proved joint notes. Frank Taylor, G. J. Dow, Auctioneer Proprietor Fora Prices and terms of sale of the following brands apply:— MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT National Breweries Limited Room 74 36 Chaboitkz Square.. MONTREAL. INDIA PALE ALE CROWN STOUT . PALE BITTER ALE DOUBLE STOUT MALT EXTRACT EXTRA INDIA PALE ALE BLACK HORSE ALE EXTRA STOUT BLACK HORSE PORTER Lagers r—IGINGSBEERCLUB SPECIAL HOMEBREW INDIA PALE ALE PORTER 'BOHEMIAN LAGER The above goods are all full strength and are supplied to consumers direct from the Brewery ONLY in localities where no licensed traders reside, Auction Sale Ob FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS There will ,be sold by Public Auc- tion ou Lot ,35, Con, 2, Usborne, , on FRIDAY, 1 MARCH, 23rd A I 1 17 3. NI 9 At 1 o'clock, 'sharp, the following :— horses—Mare, —Horses Mare, to foal aka King Thoutas; gelding rising 4 years; geed, ;mg +*sing L years, ,Cattle—Cow Glue ie April; heifer due April 16th; heifer due May 9; 3 steers rising 1 •year old; 3 betters rising ,1 year old, lanplentetnts-NIassey Harris binder mower and cultivator; set gran ha,r- rews walking plow, wagon,' sleighs, hay :rack, -gravel box, cream .separator pulper w'heelbat ro,v, grain a radle slings, ropes neekyokes, w hiffletrees eater tank grindstone, .ditching tools post auger, l horse blankets, buggy,, set double harness, set single harness and many other articles. 12 tons of goad hay. Terms -$5 and under cash; over that amount 12 months' credit ea approved joint notes. 4 per zentper annum ofi for cash in lieu, of notes. MRS JOHN ROHDE, Proprietress W. „neer. C, ROBINSON',RBI;`;SUi4 Aucti Auction Sttle OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS on Lot 14, Con. 16, Stephen, l;f mile north of Shipka, an Monday, March 19. at one o'clock, the fallowing property Horses -1 team work horses, driv-1 ing hmaae, rising 3 years old Catlie—i cow due to calf at time of sale 1 cow', due on April 7, One yearling steer. Poultry -1 turkey herrn and tam::. Implerneita-Measey -Earns ,binder, nearly new, McCormick, mower, seed drill, .Massey Harris 13 tooth sultiva- tar Massey Harris hay loader,; and` bean harvester, bath nearly new sul- key rake, land roller, 2 disc harrows, 2 \walking plows, scuffler, 2 riding ploughs, gang plough,.'2 set. harrows 2 wagons. hay rack, gravel- box, set of sleighs. buggy, 2 seated buggy, scales tanning mill, turnip pulper, stone boat, clover table, steam ,:o:ok- er :; set double harness, plow har- ness carriage harness, single harness sugar kettle 25 grain bags, derrick, 2 grind stones, 30 taws of mixed hay, quantit} of straw to be fed on: the farm, .quantity .of barley and oats, quantity of hemlgck and cherry lum- ber tang; casings, 25 bee boxes, wlyitfletrees, neckyokes, forks, hats shovels and other articles too mum• eraus to mention. Posi'bveiy no reserve as the ,pre- prieto: has, given up farming. Terms—$5 and under cash; .over that amount 7' months' credit will he given om • furnishing approved ;orant note, 4 per• cent. 'off for cash en, credit amounts. JOHN LYNCH, Prop, FRANK TAYLOR, Auct. Auction Sale OF PURE BRED & HIGH GRADE ,STOCK Lot D,. Con, 9, Us`boirne, 3 miles south at Winchelsea, on Thursday,' Mar. 29, at. 1 o'clock, the following property, 'Horses -1 matched pair of fillies, chesnut rising 3 years; 1 clyde geld- ing, rising, three years; 1 Agric: gelding, basing 3 years; 1 mare. S -yr. in foal to •Chlorodyne; 1 horse 9 -yr old. 1 gelding 4 years old., Pure -Bred Shorthorn Cattle.— One Bull, 2 Years old, "Corsican 4th" bred by ,R and S. Nicholson, sired by the noted bull, "Best Boy".; 4 cows with calves at foot; 1 cow due at •time of sale',' 1 cow due in April; 1 cow;ust bred; 2 heifers 3 -yr -old; 1 yearling heifer Grade Cattle -1 new Milch caw; 1 :cow due in April; 2 cows due in June 1. heifer '3 yr -old; 4 two-yr-oldsteers 3 heiters rising 2 years old; 2, steers 1 year old; 3 Heifers 1 year °old; 2 tall calves 2 young calves. Hogs -11 'good store hogs A quantity of good seed potatoes. This es a choice lot of stock and will be sold without .reserve. Terms—t: months' ,.redit on furnish- ing approved joint notes. 4 per cent per annum off for cash in beu of --rates Decision of auct',omeer to be final ;n case 'a1 dispute. • C. W ROBINSON, Auct. PRANK COATES, Clerk' H. N. TAYLOR, -Proprietor" Auction Sale OF FAE.AI STOCK & IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS on Lot 10, S. B Stephen, on Wed- nesday March 21st, 1917, at 1 o'clock Horses—Matched team of mares 8 and 5 years, in foal; Horse rising 3 Albion,; filly, rising 2, trainer; 2 year- ling coats, matched. Cattle -4 cows due in May, 3 cows' with calf at foot; heifer riming two; 2 steers rising 2; 4 spring calves. Pigs and Poulttry.-1 brood sow due. in May, 50 Hens; also 1 collie dog, Implements ---Massey Harris binder mower . seed dein, show drill, sprung. tooth cultivator, disc, Frost & Wood scuffler; two furrow plow, 2 walking plows land roller, sulky rake,' set diarhond 'harrows, pulper, 2 lumber wagons wagon box, buggy, cutter, hay rack, gravel box, set scales, fan- ning mill, bag" truck, sling ropes, chains and pulleys, 15 "grain,bags, 12 .cow chains grindstone,' crosscut saw 2 sets double harness, set of , single harness: set britchen wheelbarrow. pair bo.b sleighs, cream separatotr, Me- lon nearly new, ice tongs, shovels, forks hoes, neckyokes, whiffletrees and ether articles too numerous to mention •• Household Furniture.— Cradle, ee_. tension table glass cupboard, ,abinet 6 kitchen chairs,, sofa, 2 oak bedsteads` 1'avorte churn, washing machinee • few picture, sewing machine, 2 wash stands, stpve pipes, 2 doz, sealers; mail box,.,coad ail stove. Terms -$10 and under cash, over that amount 7 months ciredit' on ap proved, joint. notes, ar 4 per cent per annum oft for cash in lieu of notes, Positively no reserve"a the propi'i- oto it quitting farming. 1ii. SHORT, Proprietor .D, , I,RAN ' ,TAYJLOR, Auct, A.LONtie HODGINS, Clerk T� OF COMMERC SIR EDMUND WALKER, C,V.O., LI..D,,'D,C.L., President CAPITAL PAID UP, $15,000,000 J HN IRD •Genes- O _ i� -1 I`'ranager H. V, F. JONES, (isn't, Geu I. it'lanager RESERVE FUND, - $13,500,000 EACHDOLLAR SPENT ON NONrESSENTIALS WEAKENS. THE EMPIRE'S GREAT CAUSE. Place .your surplus earnings in our Savings De. partment where, they will earn interest at the rate of 3% per annum. 73' EXETER BRANCH -A. E. KuhnCREDLTON—S {Johnston Mgr. .A?. J Mgr INCORPORATED 1855 NS BANK 11 Capital &- Reserve $8,800,000 98 Branches in Canada General Banking Business Transacted a r c ul a r Letters of Credit Bank Money Orders , SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest allowed at highest current rate EXETER BRANCH— W D. CLARKE, Manager. • • r .. 1 • • • • • 4.U.010111,011111/ OOOOOOO 111111,0•11 e Auction Sale OF FARM, FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS There will be sold by Public Auc- tion, oat Lot 19, Can, 1, Stephen, ;r,' mile Souatb of Exeter, on TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1917 At 12 ' o'clock sharp, the following property, viz:— Horses—Team ,goad working mares, 7 years old; General Purpose mare 9 year': `old; matched team of fillies rising 2 years old, sired by Storm King; gelding Tisane 1 ytear. Cattle—Cow .due in May; 2 ; gws supposed to be in calf; 3 choice milk- ing cows; 7''•choice 2-year-oldsteers ranging from 1000 to 1100 lbs, ; ' S calves 1 year old. Pigs -7 'store pigs, 140 lbs. 35 young hens. Implemaents—Massey-Harris binder 6 ft cut, new; McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut, new; manure spreader in -rood working order; seed drill, 12 hoes ; land roller. set diamond harrows, hay rake, Cockshutttwio-furrow riding plow. nearly new; walking plow, scuf- fler 2 wagons, wagon box, " gravel box. hay rake, pig rack, Chatham fanning mill, 600 lbs. weigh scales, grindstone, cutter, buggy, McCormick cultivator, 2 laders, 1 extension, pump trough, 3 doz. gram bags, 'De • Laval creant ,separator, No. 15, new;, two logging chains, sleighs and bunks, 2 logging chains; 2 set doubletrees, pair neckyokes 100 feet rope,• car and slings, hay fork, 2 set double Harness set single harness, horse blaatket and robe, 2 wheelbarrows, 2 scoop shovels 2 ensilage forks, barley fork and oth- er article. too inumerous to mention. .Also a quantity of choice pine and basswood lumber.; same choicecedar anchor post rails' and a numher of posts , a quantity of hay, roots and seed oats; a number of pieces of household furniture, and a Studebaker fivs-passenger car in goad '•tsnning order. There will also be "offered for sale at the same time and place the above named lot . containing 96 acres, more or less. There is on the premises a good brick haus<e, 3 blank barns, with all •modern •equirppmerit; drive shed silo, goad orchard, .3 wells, 2 wind mills The land is all well drained and fenced, and is' positively one .of the best farms in the ,County of Huron Terms—Real estate -made. known on day of sale ;.,Chattels -All sums of $10 - and under cash; over that amount 10. months' credit by furnishing approved joint notes. 4 per; cent, off for cash, 'Positively, everything, will be sold without reserve. • SWEET BROS, C. W. ROBINSON Proprietors Auctioneer, Auction Sale Fara; Stadk, Implements, Grain, Clo- ver and 'Timothy Seed and Hay, an Lot 21, N,E.B Usborne, an Tuesday, March 20th at one o'clock sharp, -- Horses -1 mare, 6 -year-old, sired by Golden Key, agric. 1 gelding, 4 -year- old, sired by King Thomas, epic.; 1 agric. gelding; 1 driving horse, quiet and reliable, Cattle -2 cows with calves at tool; 3 cows due time of sale; 3 cows due in April; 2 cotws clue in May; b Heif- ers and steers 2 -yr -old; 6 heifers and steers l -yr -old,; 1 'calf 4-mos.-ald; Il pure- bred Palled Angus Bull 7" Ho � and n Paultrr —1 sow b due ' i Yin May, 100 pullets, Implefnennts-Binder,• mower, steel rakee 13 disc drill, cultivator, disc, corn planter, corn cultivator, 4 sec, harrows, stoneboat, scuffler, 3 drum steel ".roller '2 -furrow Maple Leaf Plow, ' 2 walkittg :plows, top'. buggy, open buggy, cutter, 3-'4 new lain wagon, 'truck wagon, high wagno, 2000 lb, scales, Clinton fanning mill, [miner, sleihs, wagon box, hay rack, wheel- barrow, new set double harness, work harness G set Single harness, one 1ii'}t';. 1Say-loader, hay fork, gravel box, ex- tension ladder, manure spreader, road case light wagon, Daisy chain, round water tank water trough, 30 grain bags sling ropes, forks, shovels,- chains, etc. A quantity of oak plank, 30 corner cedar posts, quantity hem- lock lumber, 50 bushels seed wheat 40 bus. old oats, fit for seed; 100 bus, ;geed oats, seed barley,,clover seed, timothy seed, quantity f :nix- ed hay some ensilage, new DeLavaI cream separator, etc. Terms :-$10 and under cash, over that amount 12 months' credit on fur - 'rushing approved joint notes. 4 per cent. off ' for cash on credit amounts No outside stock allowedatthis sale. Positively no reserve as the pro- prietor has rented' his farm and is going to the coast for his health, John BoltsT. Cameron, Proprietor Auctioneer D. Woods, Clerk. - Auction Sale OF FARM STOCK & IMPL•EMENTS There will be sold by Public Auc- tion on Lot 10, Concession 6, Blan•- shard, on TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 191:7 At 12 o'clock sharp, the following :— Horses—Matched !roan team (Car'bin- eers) (Mare in foal nine` years old gelding 8 years; gelding rising. 3 years Agricultural; gelding rising 2 years, Agricultural;' driving mare 7 years old Quiet and reliable; gelding rising 3 sired by Eeli; colt, sired by Red Mc- Kenny J Thompson, driver. Durham Cattle -4 cows, freshened; 5 cows due in April',; 2 cows, due in May : 3. two -year -;old heifers ; 3 tic: o. year-old steers; 9 calves, one a.^Dur- hant :bull calf, 5 months old. Sheep -2 Shearling ewes in Iamb.' Bogs—Yorkshire sow, thoroughbred due to farrow at time of sale; young 'Yorkshire sow, thoroughbred, due in June; Tamworth sow, due in May; 4 sows 5 months told, Yorkshire. (Collie .Dag. 'Poultry -5 ducks; 90 Barred Rack pullets. Implements — Massey -Harris binder Deering mower, Maxwell' hay rake; tedder Bissel disc harrow, Peter Hamiiten 13 -hoe drill, new; Maxwell scuffler 2 Fleury plows,' No, 21; Wil- kinson plow, No. 7; two -furrow gang Frost '& Wood; four -section Iran liar - cow. set bobsleighs, wagon with box and spring seaf, set farm trucka;with box hay rack, pig rack, 2 sets double' harness set single harness, new; tog" buggy, Campbell; McLarty 'cutter, De Lavalcream separator, 2 root pulpers hay fork, and slings, 17 5ft. hay- fork rope, new; robe, rug, 34 ft. extension ladder cross -cut 'saw, 400 abs. but- ter salt, 700 tile, 3, 4 and; 5 inch; 1,2- 00 lbs, scales;" 2 00 Ib. scales, fanning mill, and bagger, 2 logging chains, wheelbarrow, 2 oak barrels, brace and bits, 40 gallon coal oil tank, forks, shovels, hoes and other articles too numerous to mention. • Hay and Grain -30 tons timothy and clover hay, 50 bushels seed '.eats, A- bundance; 50 bushels seed oats, Lib- erty; 100 bushels seed barley, U. A. C,, No 21; 25 bags potatoes, Dele- ware. Household Furniture—Parlor suite, 5 pieces; . parlor table, parlor stove, 2 pair lace curtains and poles, parlor lamp wool carpet, bedroom c:atpet, bedroom suite, springs and mattress, 3 beds with springs and mattres.es, toilet set Japanese matting,., sewing machine sideboard, 9 kitchen chairs, 2 rocl .cis hanging lamp,2 e tehst or tables, Happy Thought tange, wash- ing machine with wringers, cream can and other• dairy utensils, caiurn, but- ter bowl and ladle, Grand Jewell cook stove, 20 ;ars{ fruit, 50 quart, gems, dozen plates, dozen cups and saucers. Teras—Alt sums of $5, and under,, cash; over that amount 11 • montlta credit on furnishiiag approved joint notes, at a• discount of 5 per cent, for cash, .'• , •ti a'; BROWN & DOUPE, Auctioneors BENJA1YIIN ALLEN, Proprietor.