HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1912-04-26, Page 50(1
.EXPOSITO
Ru lett
Dalls.-A' quiet allerrioge
ted at the Ontario etre*
Clirdre bar Retv• T. Wes-
-ou irechiesdaY WOMBS. at 6
Miss tilde Cartwright,
p de Illidlett, became
Mr. Relbert !Mane Gib -
yea wee place. The happy
will settle nese Alma.
wealth and prosperitY at.
9 t
MARKETS
1,11111PINIIinsomensieWasmi
and eve
a peke*
rne is quite
of the choke
IS Tan Shoes
pair; Mer's
Wetted
ton or in,
vo• per pair
hnd iteh toes
tips, and -stub
t.tckles, very
vest in (ex-
tlge mOdels.
•••••••••
:Seaeoirest, Anril 261h, ungi
v ss o moo
60 to 50
---•— 90 to 1 00
••••••• 75 ria • OG
••• •••••••• • 26 00 to 28 00
27 00 to 27 00
32 00 to •U 00
-250 to 8 26
21 to 28
21 to 28
20t0 21
14 00 to 15 09
75 to 1 25
10 00 to 14 00
..••••••• - • • • e • •
, per-Um...a SS SS
4•••••• SSS . ••
641116,6+6,66-.66. ... 6.6
61666, L.o. 666.666 •6.•
.6,6•6611. •••0 Amy 166.
. . 1.1.4•• •••• ”•*•-•
per bag
8 00 tO 0 00
Poultry
0, API. 23.-Wh01etale prices a
deemed poultry. -Chickens, 16e
er1b. 00'W1,10 to 12c, dueks, 15
_turkeys. 20c. Live poultry a-,
celts lowee than !the above.
Seeds
April 28 -The following are
at which' recleaned seeds are
to the trade: Alsike, No. 1,
ee 2, $13.50; wed elovex, $15
No. 1; and $14 to $15 Iser
her, No. 1, $9•50 to $10;
• Oat $9;:aLtalta, No. 1, 412
$12 to $12•50.
Dairy Markets
April 23.-Cheese-F1
nvestang, 14c 'to 14 1-4c. Butter —
Choicest Marcell, 251 to 29c. Reels -
23 to 23 1-2e.
Toeonto, Aeeil 24.-Butter-Be.celpts
e fairly large, with the prices
about steady. The demand Is
tieo the best vades. Dairy,
to 20c; bakeree inferior, 26
Iffe;' creamery, 33 to 34c for tolls,
82e for solids, per lb. Eggs
-01fer1ng5 liberal and ddAnd good.
4sid, 22e to 28c per dozen, , in
Iota. Cheese-Meeket quiet. New
thane 161-2 to 16c per lb. Honey -
Buckwheat, Se to le per pound in tins,
and 4 $40 th barrels; strained clover
tow;1 0 Ile per lbin sixty pound
tee; eye to ten pound tins, 11 to 12c.
New cart honey, $230 a dozen.
eel by Those
uainted. Mrs.
good old ege
Mr. Smith
i!
sernona on
c.,
a ItroM. the
Mrs. rt.B. me.
Mr. - 3. Dt,
y OCelapied he
- of Parkhill,
later, Mile
[-:Olivet 'to Cal-
e will be eene
;:on Sunday eye
oir, assistedby
e -tette of elle-
'keehaw of euei.
Y WW1 their
KreeonelL-Ure„.
. ple ot days
T., Wrr, Beleof
:_trtg hie rooth-
ea-We, WM-
' here with her
Lt wbo- is. now
; A. McAllister,
returned to
rd Sheffer, of
_ the post week
haries, trees
r 3e- Teem ago
Owes in ;the
t rrrale a busi-
est weeke-We
4at etre Arehie
; and yee hope
, again•-..ee ere
! the villige on
ialotancee, who
;7eet hinne-efra„
ewe epending
r mother near
.xont, 'iot 'Lon-
thi
Cips pen, w in
Leladklag • . inn-.
'eflatee-Oleitelon-
g004 igtove-
ails •su ere-,
'lecee Mle'ea M.
• here era -ext.
le old country
Ifi Scoqtenclee.
e theOr green
-
have an idea
te N. le. 'War.
g and hepecive
, ice crearc par-
ondon was this
tits, -Kr. and
. McAllister, a
'spite' In Olin-
el:tending a day
•ll and on the'
Icarl.-eir. T. •I•
' horse treat -
i disposed otO-
eydesdale stale
iden Key, 9997,
The purchaser
; of Blenheim,
ed one. This -
ars 01d ;anti
,r•ed pouradia,nd
es importer/her
ears old and
.- Golden Eel"
eres oe' sixty
,Carlisle, Scot -
r11. Be has im-
ality and has.
'pal getter. His
ehe hest guile
'ping to tplace
' dollare . nee
d horse fiLr;
*.e- gentleman.
etienably pro-
, and we hope
of good luck
lesVellrWisarsIerblres,111/111011119
PER
- Grain, Etc.
= Toronto, April 23. -Ontario Wheat -
lags an moderate, with the
femend god& No. -2 white, red and
nerd axe quoted at $1,01 tot $1,02
outside, Peas - larade Quiet. with
NO, 2 shipping as quoted st. $1.25
outside Oats -Receipts continue very
etcall, -with pricas firm. Car lots elf
NO. 2 (enteric' quoted oefside at
Soto 5tle 'Pee bushel, and Ni 3. 3 'ate 41.
to 48e °del& ; No. 2 Ontario, 52 to
61 1-2c, on track, Toronto. Noel ex-
tra weetera Canada feed, 52e, and
le 51c, hay ports.. Barley --The
market is quiet with prices firm; 413
Pounds queted at 88c to 30e outside.
Core -The rrarket continues firm.
Ito& Arceelcan yellow quoted at 87c,
Toronto Imight, and kiln dried at 90e.
Beane -The offeriags are small, with
priees firmer.Small lots lice hand -
*led quoted at $2.65 to $2.75nee bash -
el. Bran -The market is firm with
tholes, small. Manitoba bran, $26, In
hage. Teronto freight. Shorts,' $27.50/
to /28-, Baled Bay -The rra.rket is un-
thawed with demand fair. No. il quot-
ed at $16 to$16.50 on track, and No. 2
at $14 to $15; mixed clover, $11 to
.$12, Baled Straw. - The maeket
• Is eulet; prices of .good straw quot-
ed et $9 to $10 on track, Torohlte•
Potateee--Ontario potatoes are quoted
cax lots on track, Toronto, at $1.-
02 pea bag and out of store at 41.90.
Delawares axe quoted at $1.90 in car
lots and $2 scut of store. English and
Irish potatoes axe selling at $1.80 out
et etore and $1.60 in car 141. 1
1
1W.•'
eat
ONTARIO
Live Stook Markets.
aurato„ April 28. -Cattle Merkek
aedye and strong; Witte steers, $0.25
$8 50, shipping eteers, $7 to $7-76;
butcher grades, $6.25 to $7.50; helt-
Ora, f4.25 to $7; cows, $3.50 to $5.
-
it bulls, $3 to $6. Mich oorws en,d,
igkheaers sold at $20 to $6$ each.
Talvee-Market active and steady; cull
to choice, ,$6 to $8.25. Sheep and Lambs
-iferkei active and 25 to 85e high-
er ; choice clipped lambs, 0.50 to _$7.65;
rwool lambs, $7 to $e.90; cull to fair,
* to $5,25; yearlings, $6 to *6.75;
Wen $8 to $6.25. Hogs-liferket light;
ten to twenty cents lower ; yorkers, $.8
40 $8.05; pigs, $4,10; mixed, $8.05 to
$E.10; heavy ,$8.10 to *8f5, roughs,
$7 to $7.15; stage, $6 to $4.25.
PT Ion Stock Yards, Toronto, April
123. -The 'market for cows still remains
etrortg, ankettiee of medium to good
**lee cows have been made langely
withinaltange of Neer $4.50 to $I5.-
25., with well -conditioned, grain fed
'teams, with good weight and breed -
lett, selling at from $5.85 to $6,25, and
'we $6.50. There were one or two
loads of cows sold at $6. 131 ether
Classes prices were strong-, but un-
taanged. Exporters-Couglin and Co.
bought 100 export steers for- the S. &
AL, Company, averaging 1283 pounds,
at $7•30 Per cwt. Alexander McIntosh
bought 136 export steers from John
Shambueg and Sons; export bulls at
45.25 to $6. Butchers -Butchers' cattle
ereee in some instances as high as ex-
• Portere. Best butchers of heavy
1%relglite, trorr 1000 pounds up, sold at
WO ses0; fr,on; 850 pounds up to
161-; Ponds, $6 to $6.25, and from 600
_Weeds Up to 800 pounds, $5 to $6.-
3;-*- cows, $4.50 to $6.50; bulls, $4.60
Milkere and Springers-Tratele
1.11 rcilkers and springers remained a-
bout the same, few being 'oh sale.
Rdees paid were from $40 to $60 each.
Veal Calves -Receipts of veal calves
-were light, with prices ranging from
$it to es per
cwt. Sheep and Lambs=
Receipts •wexelight, with rrarket firm.
11 ewes, $5.50 to $6.50; yearlings,
to $9 per cwt., and spring larr:bs
4 to $8 each. Bogs ---W. J. John -
don of Gunns' Lirrited reported hoe
*lees imcbanged at $8 50 for selects,
Id
VOW Sold at 06.75, and the lower* des
treat that doeith to $5, There Wes no
feareeee Change in the conditiOn et the
reeXket tor live hegal, the suPPIY be-
t* sr* to fill all !requirements, but
the tteeliner vrms a4ronar and prices ere
fulbr maintained at the advance no ed.
The demand from packers waa
I trod an active Ueda was done, ith
sales of peiseted bets at $9.40 to 9.50
I pelt cwt., weighed of cals. .A. we Icor
1 feeling teirevailed in the Market tor
calveowing Ito the liberal sup • lies
coming towed and prices trilled I w-
et. The trade in sheep and . bs
was very quiet owing to the s all
offerings. ,A• 'few splring iambs old
it Vow $Std$6 each. Butchers, ca +tile,
choice, .$7.50 itot t7.76; reedium, $6.01 to
to *LSO; barmen, $6.00 to $5.752; tit.;
elietrae cattle, choice coVra $6 to
25 ; (rreditnn $4.75, to $5.50; bulls, $ to
00; Cotemon and medium, each, $6 to
*6.75; Trilkere; choice, each, $75 to
Vill; sikhligetre, $40 to $50. i. Sheep,
ewes,' .*51 to $6.25; bucks and culls,
$450 to 44.75; lambs, $7.25 :to$ :55.
Illogi, f.o.b., $9.40 to $9.50. Calves, 1.-
50 to `26. 1 t - I
' Tckonte, April 24. --It was the sane
story Of cattle being held over again,
because drovers could not afford to
take prices offered by dealers, as they
had Paid tete( much toe them in the
country, theaetore there were ev-
lots lett over unsold. Butcher's - Se-
reeted eters, 1100 to 1200 pounds, $7
to $7.25, and there was iess than a
load all told that brought these esti es,
Butchers' 'steers and heiZers wet ?l-
ing an to itoo. pounds, Sp.al IIrow
$5•50 to '$9.95. Cows, soei from! *4.60
to $5.e7 1-2,; bulls, $4: to s0.10; , cane
nere, $2.75 to $8. Stoat:is and Feed-
ers -About two loads, of teedets, ,850 td
900 pounds, ecild at 0.75 to $6, but
they were eported to be 'of extra
quality. Milkers ond Springers -ell Re-
eve and springers were In better de=
trand than tote weeks, selling from $40
td S75, but mot many !reached the at -
tee figure. Dunn ater Leeeck sold 18'
at ,an average- of $67 each: 0 at $.65
each; three at. $421, ca.ch and two at
$40 each. Veal Calve -Receipts of veal
calvewere liberal and prices ran.
ed Ifirctird434 lei $7 Toe the bulk. Sheep
and Lairbs-Sheep and lambs of good --
quality were steady to firm., but the
quality of those on sale were not
up to the mark, so that quotalticms
were lower, as follows: Ewes, 50
to $6.50; Weirs, , $4 fto $5; yeall
lambs, $5 to $7.50; spring lambs, $3
to $7. each. Hogs - The hog mar et
was quoted ten cents higher. Sele te,
fed and watered, at $0.60, and $ .25
.f.o.b. care at country -points.
fl
(V
ALE-a'TWO-
ths old, bo
eifer edi
Phone 4 On
Hardwar
ATIVE *ANTED In
Wars for ut-Itate
ours spar time will e
ne min de ate work.
ON0iiiW OO,
,000 Stock to be Sola
.r
E RficarT-+ .wn Lot,
ift't Survey, O. the !owe 0
ding St., and letely
la T. 'Tyren en, the ewne
. Terme iberai. Ap
e t for owner at his °fa
orbit.
8E8'910"
" Br
ero No.
In Boy
turn if n
28, Con.
SAVE -
deuce on
y in a vo,
andy rebuil;
ace, telep
. ere is al
ery oho
HARLES
14
A thoron
bagen Ohl
01, by Ito
0011. Term
ceseary. G
, H. It. 8.
very (Wire
in Street,
y good I
and all ni
one, bard a
a stable o
for qui*
ORTH, ,
le o story
Bruhn ville.
Iiiy n is a
ern d so t ';
the realises.
Ie. 1A4drees
mondjvile Or
4
O 1 to
Mo rim a e a ki g for ten rs for the o • nstraet On of
The triellpal Oon 1 il of tire Town h p of
,
two el m t eu Tante (oath 15 feet I n , 14 tot
wat,
the or In b Drain end one or the sam kind 6
Mur
a r inforeed floors, gas, p pe ra in ) or;
feet leng oh letishol D in. Tandem will e err-
ed t th 11 nl Monday May 27114, at 2 o ask.
Pia , m en at the esva. or the Ole k reel-
denets. pli ations w be received at t e e
t nee for l'e po Hdon of Weed Inspector to own -
obi . ,
2 15-2
o
ontr t
• • • ,
; A. Mao
- 01
• cliee
✓ a
, hal
it
,
by Si
an,
, by
=4253
est, Be
b
I e
tbis le On
red Shorth Bull, Stew vrt
lif y 16th„ bred by W. J.
nt., sir. ay Rustle Mier
James ( 324), by Season
tagent ( ), by Marmion,
, by Oh pion of England,
Duke, mem, 14 Jacob,
gton. I —Red Blossom,
Meek' TY , Rome t ta,
a, Beauty, oung Strawberry,
e t, yPr y Kate of Da
i wen Ir the above pedig
o the most o eely bred bulls in
at he unde • gned Lot 1.5, Co e
miles ea f Seaforth on' the
TIP01Xti,
70=,
mp-
19=
Heir
ruit-
erd
leve -
rt.
bud,
raw -
ton,
that
ada.
ion
uron
•
Births
MEDICO—In Seaforth, April 26th, to Mr and re.
J. M. Cardno, It daughter.
CAMPBELL—In Egmendrille, en April 24th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Campbell, a sena
WALSIT—In Wingham, on April 14th, tri Mr. and
Mrs.'11. Walsb, a oaughter.
BARD—in Wingham, on April 4th, to Mr. and
Geo. W. Bard, a daughter.
Marriages
GIBBINGS—CIARWRIGIIT—On April 24114, at th
Ontario Street pamonage, by Rev. T. W. Oo ens
Olintonz Robert William Gibbings to Miss • ui
Cartwright, all of Hullett
DAVIDSON—alcLAUGHLIN--At the home of 1 th
bride's mother, on April 17th, by Rey. DPerie
Mr. Frederick Davidson to Miss Ethel MoLo. gh
lin. all at Wingham.
SHORE—WHITHAld—At Knox church manse o
April 16th, by Rev. G.. Ross. B. D., Mr. Abari
Shore to Lucy Isabel Whitham, all of Gode Oh
-•••• in•
Deaths
BAKER—In Vfingliani Town Plot, on April 114th
Stanley Baker, aged 16 years,
31eGEE—In Morrie, on April 14th, James Me e
- aged sz Years.
ffeEw,es—Ia Goderich, on April 14th, --Cath rin
Martin, wife of James IdoEwen, former y
Jamestown, aged 35 yeare.
MOREISON—In Goderph on April 16th, John Mo
rison, aged 75 years.
WADE—In Fordwich, on April 17111, Oscar Edniun
Wade, itgod 18 years, 6 months and 5 days.
••••••••••••••••
e17
n
tin -4!n
at the
4 al 1:r
1.
1. ,A -
'Irking
T wat of
o
o ale a
t1ie lall
p4operty
Iare1b.e
er a
y in
; leraTe
i4iaM t
notle 414
ppl
J .RE
ot
BROADFOOT, BOX d CO.
he Leading Undertakers
CHARGES MODERATE
, S. T. Holmes. Funeral Directo
and Embalmer. ,
Night and Sunday cal& promptly attended
to. Itesklence on Goderich street weft,
posit* Dr. Scott residence. Phone No. 50
Flowers furnished on short Daiwa
•
IMPORTANT NOTICES
S FORSALE—S. 0. biown Leghorn, Eggs f r
hatching, praise reasonable. Apply to MAR
P. LAING, Box 273, Sensed Ont. 2314-4
po RENT OR SELL -100 acre farm, a miles fro;
Seaforth. Apply to SUSIE GOVINLGO
Seaforth. 2312-tf
• HORTHORN CATTLE—Seven fhsteelass
mills 2 from irnported cows, for sale at m
ate swims and on easy terms; good young oows
heifers oleo for stale. All interested are Ord'
vitied to et the herd. Farm adjoins town,
te •hone to form. Write for catal
11. SMITH. eta'. . 1
901
GI SALE
e aiid lay vir
r fir Mort
t tjis of rate, t
u ti a at the
n he pou
' iorieer,lon
wia. at 2 o'
wn prOpe
or b, la th
11 Lot. No T
e rge 'tre
of eaf
rge b&rn an
d and
the prennis
u -toedet
r rient.! of
ay of ,ale a
fter. The
• WTto
W, Vendor's So
lie 213rd day of
']
OF TOWN PROr.
ue of the Power of Sal
, which Will be Or
will be offered fo
een's liete , in thas
of Ilnrori, by T
kick in Atha aftern
tirday the 25thiloti
, namely .-Being ,i
County of Huron add
nty-four (24) on th
Gioulatoek's Su v
Lb. There is on h
Stable which 1JaI for
upled ac i Livery IS
s all the conveeien
Livery Stable. T r
he purehese Inoue
the balance wi
eoperty will be off r
bid. For further a
ROWN. Anetionee
ieritor, Seeforth, On
Pr% A. D. 1912,
con-
sze-
sale
vin
Mee
y of
the
the
eing
rner
, in
said
ny
ble.
nee
s of
be
one
for
ion -
r to
1
the III tt r othe est te of Jane Lang, lat
Vilin of f i enroll, lin the County of :
rtido si, lece
N 13e•i ihereby giv n pursuant to the 't
o Ontari i4 (hat beha f, that ail person0 11
el n t Lhe eetat o the said Jane 1Ang
d d on or a 3ob t the 20th day of January, 101
✓ q lied 0 lor before h 10th, day of Ma
1 l$ t e.u$d by pint r de.iver to Thoma
e sail et Ont., thei eninistrator of t
o the s dd ld *eased, full p rtioutare In writir
t ele ela e and tha n t re of the security
h Id by tt in. And ice is herelay al
t a atte e said 10th y of May, A.D.. 191
n,
Ai inistrt h will distr te the wets of th
e tat -ant° the parti s entitled thereto [ h
✓ gard only o tele ';l,iIn4o which he shall then
notice and Lat the said ministrator will n
s
any /3Irt ther 1 ponsible or the ass
• elaini notice
gmon or p rsons a
v beet* (ye ved bet re time of such dist
THOMAS I44NO, Mimi 'is rator, Homan P. .
Dfted thla 17th day o A ril, 1911
a
,
•
utteiO
k tes,
^
Tri -0138E AND LOT FOR SALE—For sale 8 r m
Presbyterian Church. Miens an sere card a If
.LIIL 2 story house in Eginondville, just weet4
land and small orchard, also good stable. Heim a
terms. Reasons for selling proprietor Is lunab e
work property on ace 'int of health. There
also he sole 4 acres just inside of town cairpora
Apply on premises or address HENRY MAR
Box 7, Seaforth. 281
DMINISTRATORS SALE OF A. FIFTY
FARIP:-The undersigned Administeator
ter sale to dose up an estate, the East Hell of
Lot No 18 in the 9th Concession of the Towne
McKillop, 50 acres all under grass and in
locality. It is known as the Little Farm.
and particulars apply to JOHN BEATTIE
the Administrator.
ug11
sites
ving
who
, are
D.
ng,
tate
of
any,
iven
the
said
ving
ave
t be
any
not
ion.
ral epairi
. f--
4.
ile's an, asoline En
, •
Lawn Wersr Krim
cissor sharpened.
Engin s; new and
sale, Iso Batteri
tlugs and Magnet
se Clip es sharpene
Roller re-eut and
Mend li made. '
• 1
les ,Pam ed and repai
I I
A. posite e
SpiokpgaIroti!
,
spl n d
For ri
'Seater
• 28144
House TO la —To rent,comfortab e houSe on
John Street, Seaforth, next to Eng ish Church
113
Rectory. The house is in first-olass reps rand here
is a good summer -kitchen and woods ed, good
stable and fine garden. - Possession given April 1
For further particulars apply to °EARL LI
Winthrop P. 0„ or phone 4 on 164, Mc lop.
231
Pt.
E,
LIARM FOR SALE—Being North Hal Lt 9,
1' Con. 2, Tuokerinnith L. R. S., coutaini g 60
acres of good land all cleared, most part gram. On
it is a well built modern briok house with, cellar, em-
dernenth, barn and stable, good well, sin or rd
of good fruit. This farm is well situated, handy to
school and churches, 1,eing a milee from he they ng
village of Hensel]. Will he sold on reaso able tor
Apply D. B. McLEAlkl, Box 144, Henson. 2
8.
9
ea
a
46
AIN'S
ill great Berg
Theii. axe st
be d at the
a ort
be,
days 1
ce of
Ware,.
e e *,the is3let.4
u ar
beret te
$45.
GB,
1 ki
rk
OF SCE
25 ,• t
b: tai
04
d tee
I10
25
te
Is
oa2 c
• art
• e 3
re
b o
• lphb r
Etrrin
in thin
cw aeliecasher: ;
fitsrdirti
e to
'VARM
FOR SALE—For sale Lot 4, neessi
Hullett, containing 100 acres. There are
the ?remises a gooa bank barn 40 x 60 With cern
floors and one barn 88 x 68, also gdod carri
house, a hen house with cement floor and a shed.
good frame 8 roomedtlionse with kitchcr
and good cellar. The farm is well fen
7,
Ort
nt
ge
A
, woods ed
and under
d d and there are two good wells, one at the
house and one at the barn. There te a good oreb
of two acres. There are five acres of go dhardw
a
Well and about 30 acres seeded to grass nd 15 af
of fall wheat in. This property is one of the 1
farms in the toWnship and is just a half mile e4s of
Conetance, 61 miles from Seaforthan con vein' ent
to schools, churches and store. Wul be sold o
andwatered; ck8 15 fed and wat. . and on -easy terms. For fureher particulars or
' dress HENIti OOLC1LOUGH, Constance P. 0.
e . , 1 2310
od
res
est
eap
ad -
14. vv-eighed off cars. 1 -mem Foe r sale Lot 3, doncessloiti 3,
r
es.
x65
the
ood
ood
the
-ell
tion
sa 75
Tonna eds14 14-711 23--(3wing to the -II. It. S. Tucke smith, eontaing 100
etas forward PI) s 0 cattle com- 1 There are on tlieTremisee a frame ban barn
srr.a su lie f
the increasing eca,rcity ; with etabling un eruerstiZ frame hosts 220
41,701,fr0vers have been forced to tl house is on a stone foundation and th re is
1101Ce stock and the higher
tee atd feeling Prevailed in the mar- I filtmenab ()124.-eorerslieiredtdVOC;?IcolgInitti::
fenced and the land Is in a good state i/eculti
,vat• lots each sold at $7.85, arid 30ounwigngorotTa ofanatealilmia sor
wageideghout the country a much Iand farm is all tile underdrained rfe
11.410ads et, to Pe per ewt A !few across one corner at the back end leYthgp Sarni,
let cod,. as high as $7,50 to nee apple, Rear, plutn, oherrie trees, eate. aerale
Tat WaS 'realize& The ee.„.„..e sm. For further partfoulam apply on the pro
mum vtlae good, and oornereaecheoi; I or at:Wrest, JOHN FORTUNZ, &afore', e. o.
eais a
ts oz ll'Ices sawed a further ad. MiteeTeiffttlengr Zededa8.6 oreel
Wit 89 acres seeded to .grass and the balm
to limo steers weighing 1026 lbs.
4
ever
ere
has
ring
'ae
11-11
f Ga
r 10
0 e'er
ar
ee and
5 oe
•
of
fig
•c ; 2
w
Is 511
e her,
n
ns for
✓ ; ba
Si ver
rond
1, ber
f lor .2
ab 20o
oc le;
early;
utter,
Will
neite
get so
e ha.
1
Tea Si
neer to deer o
lockery,, Chi
, regular pric
44 -piece Chi
5:1, now $3 5
ets,. regular
,iis to
0
C ERIES
•dear Seeds fr
2 seeds • -,Dut h
b.1, and Potato
o Surprise S n
a' half poen& b
te ; 4 lbs. of see
4 bs. starch fair
oitn starch for
for 25c; 3 lbs. f
lblf3. table raisine
ns for 25c; alio
. ljor 25c; 2 lbe
250 ; best red 80,1
s'aimon 15c per
;new maple ,is
LT.g raolasses 10
Ur soap, 7 ba e
f N. P. soap for 4
rini soap for 5
ate for 25c ; 1011
have a fe
ter dozen; table
the gallon; bee
otetoee for seed'•
nd Eggs . wante
ay cash or trod
oreis extended to
elof the bargai
1 PHONE
41 Scalp
i .
\ .
the
nd
.25
tea
44-
50,
all
Set
ons
for
cur -
less
5c ;
;5
est
c ;
lbe
ap-
0e,
an ;
rup,
per
25c;
c; 6
; 10
• of
nice
up
old
ood
for
,
11 to
that
th
R stock i
bargaius t
whether You buy
there is imok a d
ingo, painting, fell
pay you. Come
We have
If the ol
It is just
ging fast, but there still hundreds of
e secured. Just come and look through
Ok not. This is a Eutobri of th 0 year When
and for houseclean'
cipg, etc., that visit
d save money.
a few hg
one is w
eirt
Wil Ho
g, building, rpair-
;here will amply re-
•
-grade mowers to g at a big .'dis,mt.
rn out and lard to ork, oon0 andget
cur sale prices.
es and naths
a little a ly yet for these, but they wi I, go at our
prices0 Jome and see them. Buy n W.
aints, & Oil
MixeiI
The painting sea4oii is hem. Now is the time to purchase
and ti prices will save you money.
Stoi)r
We have just a few
uext fall it wilL
prices, and buy n
Ranges. I Both
for $24.00. 4 seqoi
1. Jewel Coal heat
Sec sestet, °arm
flaramoc!is, regu
Racer cross -cut s
Window ricreens,
Electric Irons, re
Cistern pumps, r g
Murescb" Wall F
Rawhide Whips,
Aermotor pump
a
g s
to dear out. If yo Want a stove for
ore than pay you o dee o r stock and
1 -Pandora Rangj Efap Thought
omfort Bange (second-hand reg. $67.00
d hand cook stoves fOr summer kitchens.
with, oven, reg. $45,00 for 30.00
2,000 lbs., regular $3
$3.00 for
s regular $4.25
• alar 25c for
ular $5 00 for .. . ..
lar $2.00 for
Barains
for
#100000sof
e.00.••
nish. per package 5fle, now
filar 60c, now........... .....
g engine, regular $48 for
$24.00
2.00
3.50
.19
3.75
1.50
.35
.35
37.50
Scissors and Table dutiery
Che*ney
ney & A.Mibald - Seaforth
SriccesL to Cho
Buy Your II
Cleaning Re
1 Hu Cr 1.;:r T
Buy Richards' P
1Naptha Soap aiid
Handsome MisSi
See it in rile wind1o
Richards' Pure o
derful Soap, Vict
Beehive Soap 6 164
1 ,
for.........;. 1.
1 ,
Silver Star Soap,'
stead Soap 7
for.. . - .. .......,
ii
Star Amonia, str
rarckage 5c
Mangle Seed, R
Yellow, per pac
Sugar Beet Seed
Seed per
lb.. rty
'Plower and Veg
of all clescripti
Dutch Sets per 1
Meats—Kine,ar
ersoll Smoked
Meats finest mad
a week.
Green 0 ions,
matoes-,-Cabbage,
Tho.
Phone 8,
ery
or Quick
win the
n Clock.
p, Won7.
r Soap,
• 25c
ld Home -
;25c
est made,
10c
45c
Turnip
25c
ble Seeds
25c
and Ing -
d Cooked
fresh twice
e tuce, To-
elery, etc.
ltieS
Seaforth
Good Farm fo
ing Corporation
Being Lot e5, Con, 2,
County of Huron, 100 acre,
state of cultivation being W
is a brick house fitted up wit
A !erre bank bare with stab]
cattle and a number of •good
amp sad driving shed, 3 g
orthard and a good yentas( or
ern Spies. Plyeaeres seedial
Saver. Mere are n merle o
AO Moll Of plowing desis.
,spaedoneasy tennis,
ptX,IIee meuoy may rem
pariebeseer. Addzise Box 415
e Adjoin -
°i eaforth
Girl
Home Seekore and
Settle Eicuralon
to
Western Canada
viiChicago
April itt, 23rd i and 3oth.
and every econd uesday there-
after nntil $ pt. 17th inclusiVe. A
special train will Iea'lrel Toronto at
10.30 p. m. on ale dates for
Edmonton and poin in Manitoba
and Saskatchewan, 1iai Chicago &
-rrying though coaches
n Tourist Sleepers,. No
cars. Fla particulars
Grand Titunk Agent, or
tcheon,A berta Govern-
, Palmer IRouse Block,
13.t.
St. Paul,
and Pullm
change of
from any
C. R. Mee
ment Agen
Toronto,
The m
real, Buffai
phia, Detre
Trunk, the '
Steamship
st popular route to Sent -
o, New York, Philadel-
t, Chicago, is via Orgnd
ray- Daub e Track route.
iekets on s le via all Hiles.
- Full partieula s from
W. Sorrier .Town Agent
W. Plant „. Depot 'Agent
or address A. E. Duff, D. P. A.,
Toronto.
The un
one doe
Box's
forth, a
kinds 0
Work.
to order
Charl
dry ship of MeKillop,
el arect and in good
erdrained. There
ern convenienoes.
for horses and 00
*tads, also work
e There is an old
nearly sores
neg
all North.
afa,
wbtat, abte about ale
farm will be sold dr la ink
iser part of tate ‘1110
on mortgage to snit
Ssaforth. 2311-91
sed.
ersigned has mewed
north of Broadfoot &
urniture Store, See-
d is prep red to do all
Repairi g and New
}loots antk Shoes Made
on short totice.
s C nsigney
SEAR:MTH.
Mianted
Good ages a.ind stelady
employthent '
ooney Biscuit &
Co., Limited
Stratford.
_
THE CANADL4N BANK
OF COMMERCE
• SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL
ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENER
D., MCA-, PRESIDENT
el- MANAGER
CAPITAL, $10,000,000 REST,- $8000,000
TRAyELLERS' HEWES
Issued by The Canadian Bank of Commerce are the most convenient
form in which to c4ry money when travelling. They are negotiable
everywhere, self -identifying, and the exact mount payable in the prin-
cipal foreign countries is printed on the f ee of every cheque. The
Cheques are issued in denominations of
$10, $20, $50, $100 4.nd $200,
and may be obtained on application at the Bank.
In connection with its Travellers' Cheques The Canadian Bank of
Commerce has issued a booklet entitled "Infdrmation of Interest to those
about to travel", which will be sent free to anyone applying for it,.
Seaforth Branch,
W. 0. T. MORSON -
A235
z
Manager
Spring
FURNITURE SAL
Spring is , the most favorabie buying time
tor thoso who are furnishing a, hew home or
adding an pad piece or_more to the old home,
Call and se -what good things we havii 'ready
for this month.
Broad f3otj Box
and Co
,S;T. EIOLMES, Manager.
•••••••,
...An n
al..-.
Spring Openin
Where? The Big Haillware Store.
When? ldIay the 8th to 12th, 19I2.
The public will have the opportunity to see the many lines of up•to-
date ,Hardware carried by us. Our prices are right and quality un-
surpassed. The steck is new and clean, and as we are here to: stay it
is imperative that We give our many patrons a sentare deal, and sale -
factory service. During the past year we Were favored with a very
large and generous, pat tiage from our many customer!; much larger
than we anticipated. Thank you for same. Kindly keep in line with
us and we can assure you satisfaction and money saved --AT TR
BIG HARDWARE STORE.
• FEATURE NO. 1
A feature of the Opetiaing on the above date will be a Practical Demon-
stration on the famoup PERFECtION OIL STOVES, by an expert front
the manufacturers, when HOT COFFEE & BUNS will be served FRE.
FEATURE NO. 2
A Demonstration will also be given by Mr, Lang on the CELEBRATED
FROST FENCE
FEATURE NO. ,3
A Practical Talk willl also be given on the MARTIN-SENOUR PAINT
—TGUARANTEED z00% PURE.
And yet a few more features of the Opening will be a window full of
Pumps, a window full of Paints, a window full of Oil and Gasoline
Stoves, a window full of Spring Specialties, and a Store Full of People,
SillSiC in Attendance
The finest assortmentp 50 Hammocks
SO WOO ibcito 111:4°00
. • $ 2 00 to $ 8 00
LPearwlencrio7Oil Stoves, 1-2.3 burners
Gesoline Stoves, 1-2-3 inners— ... .... , .... . „ 4 00 to 12, 00
Wheelbarrows, for gaeden use • • . . 3 00 to 474
Pig Troushs, 3 to 12 fept long, per foot .. .. .... • • . . . . . 40 to i $0
Frost Wire Fence, per rod , . , 23 to lee
Round mouth, short hiandled shoves, reg. 50c fey- lee
Short Handled Spades,' reg. 75c for.. .... . „ ....
A full line of Garden Tools at Lowest Prices,-.-...... ,
Screen Doors i
, 1 00 to 2 53
Combinetion Screen i and Storm Doors, takes the 1
place of two separate doors_ 1 4 . , • 00
Poultry Netting, accoring to height, per yard. . ... .. 03 to 12.
Sprayers . • , 4.0" 90 to 50
Wringers3 75 to SO
Washing Machines. [ . , 4 00 to 00
Bowel Churns . •••• 5 50 to 143
Carpet Sweepers . 2 75 to lig
Step Ladders, from 5 1eet to 7 feet • . 90 to 62
Hend-Made British Ccilumbia Cedar Tubs . le
Cistern Pumps • • • is 1 75 til 25
Force Pamir 4- 50 to 1 110
Three Wail Artesian ell Pumps • • •
Hydra,ulic ams
Building aper, per roll •
Charcoal, per sack, 156 ; two sacks for .. . ..
Famous National Portland Cement, per barrel, eash.
Buggy Whips.
Nickled Copper Kettles
Strainer Pads, hand xi:13,de
•••• .......... .....
Milk Pads, hand mad
Copper Boilers, hand
Heavy Tin Boilers. h
Kneading Pans, hand
ade
ed made
made.
0, •
Dish Pans, hand made .
Largest assortment of Graniteware
Builder& Tools of every description :
Hammers .
Rand Saws
Brace •
Seek Planes
Levels
E! to 29 00
4 to 80
, 2e
75
25 to 50
/ 50 to 25-
85 to .00
50 to 1 f30
5 00
, . . 40 to ; 60
. 30 to 40
. 4 10 pr cent off
1
.. " ..2504 50e, 8e, 85e, $1.90, $1.15, $i-20
• • - .. -75et $1.00, 41.50, *1.75. $2.25, 50
.. *1.00, $1.25 to .60
....... .. $1.00 to 3.50
• • • •
All other tools cheap in proportion.
Galvanized iron Work,-:-Ploofing.—Eavetroughing.-:-Fiur-
nace Work, — Plumbing. Sole Agent for Gold Md,dal
Twine.—Frost rence.—Klartin-Senpur Paint.: Galt Never
Shingles.-!--Campbell's 'Varnish Stains.—Liquid
neer4:--Royal Purple St(ck Food. --
All at the Big Har
HENRY EDGE
e -
ware Store
SEAFORill