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MARK S
Seafo4h.- May. 8,11)14
Prealea. Pee 40 to ty 45
Easortet per . 27 00 te '27 00.
Hatter Nee. 20 to at '
Potatome per bus 60 -to 60
Dairy Markets
Montreal, May 5-Cheas$ 1- Finest
.westerns 12. 1-2c; fittest terns, 12c.
Eater. choicest ereamery, 2 to 23 I -2c;
• eecoeds 22c to 23 1-2c. Egcc, fresh.
22 to 23e,; selected 250; I, stock,
ith 'well end the &Oland good,
• Choice dafry 19 to 20c; inferior 18 to
Tilsit creamery prints, 25 to 28c; stera.g4
prints, .2,3 to .240; solids, storage, 22
to 23 cents: Eggs -The market aet-
Toe with prices onehanged. at 21 to 22e
per dozen km case lots.' Cheese -1-New
• cheese quoted at 14%1-2 to 15e Tor large
and 15 to A 1-4c for toeing. Honey--
--gluakwheat, 7 1-2e a pound In tins
ea& le In barrels; strained 'clover hone
try 11 to 11 14 eents a pound 'in 69
;r, Ave pound tins; comb honey, No. 1.
Tiironto -.Seed Market,
' Wholesale seed merchants are selling
recleaned seeds to the trade, ori the 100
- pound basis; Red clover, No. 1, ,$19 to
Dressed fewl .1,7 to 20c per pound;
alive 1$ to 18c; "dressed ylearling chick-
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. ens, 18 to 207,..alive 15 to He ; tor -
Toronto Horie Market
Heavy chonks, 100 ;to 170a pounds,
$225 to $250; ,farro eleank3 1200 to
1300 lbs., $140 to *190; general puro
pose, 1200 to 1400 pottnds, *175 to $225;
$180 to *206; light delivery 1100 to
1200 poundso,$125 tO.:4180; road horses
*140 to *250; oser0C'eably ea tad, Sae
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Toronto, Mao 5-OOntario Wheat-
' No. 2 is fleeted' at $1.02 outside, end
$1.04 on the . track at Toronto.
39 1-2 to 40c outside, and ,at 42c on,
tree% at Toronto. Western. Canado oats
looted- 'at 40 cents for No. 2 and at
.*8- 3-4 cents for number threebaYports
Peas-Offering,s light; ;prices nominal;
Barley -Good malting barley quoted at
51 to 58e oatside, according to qualitY.
Deans -Primes *2.10 to $2.20 per
Corn -Market quiet; No. 2 Arnerican.
quoted' at 12 3,--2 cents all rail,Toronto.
Potatoes-Ontarlos $T.05 to $1.10 per
'ate; plew Brunswicka 1 15 out of
store and *1.05 in ea./. lots. 'Attillfeed
--Manitoba bran, mixed cars, $23.; car
lots 24'4 to $25 on track at Toronto ;
shorts, $25 to *26; OntaTrlo bran, mix -
short *25 to $28,; middlings, *28 to
$30 and good feed flour at, $34. to
*35 per ton. Dated Hay and Straw -
The local merchants are 'buying on
track.. Toronto, at the following prices;
Live Steck Markets.
butchee steets and females- active and_
ten td: fifteen cents bigher o , others
steady ; prime steers $8.85 to $9.25;
obipping 8.25 to -$8.75; butchers $7 to
an4 .feeders 6.50 to '$8; ' etock heifers.
$6 to $7; :fresh cows and sprin•gers are
steady at $35 to $90. Vea is active and
steady at *5 to ' $9,50. Hogs' slow and
live to ten cents ihlgher ; heavy, mixed,
oorkers and pigs, *8.70 to *8.80 ; roughs
dairies 8.50 to $8.75. Sheep and Lambs
-Handy Sheep and .18.ealteS (active ; We th-
ere! titteady ; others 10: to 25c higher ;
On rea
stock offered was. fully up to the
etandard and sales of full loads of
-choice steers were made at $8.35, good
reeling devettOped in.! the market for timber Th ebatnwkobaarcnrstnot ?arch f d
Manitoba hogs owing to the inereaSed place a're twoereeroct3*
also large pig house. There is also a !rood fraen
on "tile market- and prices declined 25
mad one and a quarter miles from eepho, . posses.
e' cid 'demand lor On tar 10 hogs.' LLU mon given atany titne. For further pa ticnilars ap-
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7;60,„med'kurri to good GAO te
Cowar—rae ato$6,75 .to $7.25 good
front *OA to -46.75; medltint 45.50 to
105; $4etTiort IOC to 4.59; catters
to $7.25; geod 'medium' st0010.re -5.75
'La- common 8.60 to Altill5e
stockers $6 to R8.50. ' Milkers, and
Swingera Sold' at $80 to $106,each .,for
Chaco offerings, and eoreman to, wed-,
lure .at 440 to 180 eitch. 'Sheep and
Lambs-Lighesheeparceeg 'ranged from
$7 to $1.50; heavY sheep and_ bucks $8
to 48.50; pulls from $4 to $ 5e50; lambs
brought from $9 to $9.75; Woke 'oft;
spritos 'Inaba $4,50 to $19.50. awl/le-
and watered and at $9 Off Ore. •
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' CHARGES MODERATE .
JAMES DUNVORI2
Itesidenee- directly opposte -Saar 'of
and West Streets. • -
Night Citlle Promptly Attentidd. To
'4 Day calls Phone t+70.,50
Births
:WALPER-In Hay, oneapril-28th, te -Mr. and Mei.
William Wainer, aeon. - *
DOUGLAS -In gruseek, on Alien 270, to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Doug*, a sou. .
J. Leeches daughter. ' '
SINCILAIR-InDresden, on April 213101, .to Mr. ahd
sin, a, la. Sinelaire,ot Brute/tele, $ son (Romdd
afaosfield. )"
STOOK-Atlenkera, on April 28th, o Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Stook, a daughter.
, et ea. Angus MacDonald, a d tighter.
_111:- Deaths
BR .A154°Yri'avittr.:tri,tinlyr°ntrtatie,-6215aradattm
. Halyard, beloved, wife of Wiliam Bray, in her
48th year.
W1LSON-In Brunelle on April 29tti, Mrs, James
Wilson, in her 77th year.
ARUSTRONG-In Turnberrie, on A ell 25th, Alias
Forsyth, reed of the late Rio Armstrong,
, of Wingham. In her 72nd. year.
OANNING-In MoKillop. on May 4t William Can-
ning a 83 years,
TAYLOR -e Stanley. at the home her brothee.
in-law, Mr. John &Ohara op May, lite; Mies
Elizabeth Tatylor,
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161011, SA.LE-A good brick house, Wi
It furnace and a gnod garden, will be
'Apply to George Smithere, Seaforth.
h roof,
?iced olieap.
DIG FOR SERVIOE-The undersign
smith, thorobred Yorkshire hog. He ie
well bred heing bred froin'the well kno
D. 0. Platt, and Son, Milarrove, On
SI at the time of servide wtth the: pri
Writing it necessary. 1I. M. HAMILT
3, Seaforth.
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xceptionally
rio. Terms
elege of re-
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1' situated. in a good locality. Plen
lt for an averaged stzecl
reasonable. Apply to JOIT1 BE1TTI
on Main Street, Seefortli, or P. 0.
JOHN BEAITIE.
IMAR111 FOR SALE -Lot 13, Conoessi
I! ship of Stanley. 100eseree, Loosely
vation, good stone house aith wood
sheds attactied., Also bank barn. Spr
the year round. 'k Farm suitable eithe
or grain. Terme moderate.-- Apeleato
ESIDENOE soit SALE -The reside
homed, well
and aernis
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Drawer 443:
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For: ,male Or eni
/Ark tee Meek omit' of' gain
Street. This hatted le eantersientle attUtdeade,iir
For Sale
wooditsme 'imitate 'Beton rooms end good stable
elldtletierter of anion* of hoed. Fine pave tor a
retired fanner. Just outtiide of the Oerporatien,
For Sale
oomtortaelitooyitereo terimtohease for idle, in
bath, het and cold ; eleotrie light, herd aind Soft
lob a5x125, Apply tii O. STILES, Wikeht Street,
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isOline Engine's for, Sale
One. 15 H.P. Gould, Shepley"' & Muir, pertabIe
gosaine eingine; 1 10 H.F. stettionairit gasoline
The ItOBT; BELL ENGINE & THRESHER
Popula Stal,ljons
The following popular stallions will
stand for the improvement of 'stock
this season as follows :
* CUMBERLAND GEM
(189781 (16980)
Will stand for service during the present season at
thcestable of the undersigned, Les.dbury, Lob 22,
my 1st, 1016. Enrolment Noe 13d7, April .9, 1915.
LOUDON'S FAVORITE.
(118121 (13079)
Will stand for the itnprovement of stook at the
stables of the proprietor, Leathery, Lot 22, .0on.
cession 13, MoRillop.. Terms --48, for insurance. En.
The Pure Bred Clydeadale- Stallion
RIO GRANDE
beportsa (149401 (14442) .
Will travel the ame route this- season as. durieg
the seamen oil /1918. Ternul618 te Insure, JAMES
a. DAL8ePreptieter end Manager.
RED MoICINNEY
Eurolmeot No. 1151. Inspeoted end Approved
• Will statist for the Improvement of stook this -Rea-
Hen, as follows; : Monday -Will leave his own stable,
Egmondeille, and proceed east, to Weber's hotel
Dublin, for neon ; thence south to Staff., hotel, tor
night. Tuesday -To Chiselhurst, to Tom Deovers,
for noon ; thence- to Carlin's hotel, for night.
Wednesday --By way of Londoh Road to Waker's
hotel, Brumfield, for noon ; thence to Oldham's
hotel, Clinton, for night. Thursday - East by way
of Huron Road and tietiforth to his own stable,
where he will remain uetil the following Monday
morning. JAME3 BERRY, Proprietor & Manager.
The choicely bred imported stallioh
LORD OS WOLD
(14628) (8671], En rameht No. 54, inspected and
tIonday - Will leave his own stelae, la miles
south of Brucefield and proceed by ,2nd Cloneeeston
to Hugh l'achlurtrie's, Stanley, for noon ; then west
to the Goshen Line; at Robert McKinley's, for night.
Tneeday- lify the Goshen Line to Rae Bros., Bay-
field Road, for noon ; the n by Varna, to David
Andereon% for nigbt, Wednesday To his own
stable, for noon. where he will remain until Thum -
day noon.' Thursday -- Will proceed to A. Eleoates
1 or night. Pricier- North to the Huron Read,
to Norman Charter's, for noon : then sleuth, te Ed-
ward Papple% for night. Saturdayr -By the 41h
Concestion to his own stable. SMILLIE BROS,
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sEand for the impeovernene of'stoc'k this sea.
son as follows : Monday- Will leave hid own stable,
Braman Id, and proceed levet to the 21e1 Colhoeseion
of Stanley, then north to Sohn Batched% for noon ;
then north tend weed to Williani Glenn's, for night..
Tuesday -By way of Bannockburn. VS Varna, at the
Temperance hotel, for noon ; then west on the Bay-
field Road to the Bronson'Llne, at W Sootchmers
,noon ; then by Clarke's side road to the Goshen Line
at Albert Motalincheyest for night. Thursday -To
lViltiain Fosteas, Parr Line, for noon ; thee to Wm.
litelieneiets, 2nd Concession of Stanley, tor night,
?May - To his own stable by way of tha Bayfield
under cult& Riad, remaining: until' Saturday neorning, Satur-
and driving dayt --By way af 2nd Concession, le R. S., to Wm.
Martin's, Tllokeremith for noon ; then by way of
ng water all
for grazing the 4th Coneeesion (Oahe lei I Road, and to hie own
01114 ssr. &able, where he will remain until the following
2421-tf . Monday morning.. This route will be continued
ehroughout the Beaten ; health llnd weather permit-
ting. R. De MURDOCE1, Proprietor & Manager.
LORD MA.NSFIELD„
a offered for
sale cheap and on easy tame. t situated on
Centre Street, 'earner of Beotties Grove the tresid-
clence is frame with stone cellat and foundation,
is pleasantly and convenionbli sittiated, with plenty
of hard and -soft water and a good gar en. Apply
on premises, or to JAS. R SCOTT, Se fortb p. o
DOR-SALE-1 Deering mower nearly
r ine rake nearly dew, 1 Massey -Her
row, 1 Wisner seed drill, 1 Paris cutely
er, The implements are all in g
or er and Neill be found on the southea.
Lot 21, Concession 8..MaKillop. Ap ty on the
v, 1 Deer
tor, 1 pair
Mill, with
oe working
corner o
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L' containing 100eecres,. 00 acres Wear
auee in geed hardwood bush. The
fended Rua well underdrained and io
with furnace, hard- and soft water i
One barn 50x58; te shed 2fix52 ; 1 hors
3, Stanley,
im is well
fine class
frame hause
the house.
stable and
drive house 26x69, all on stone foundet ons, Also
good wale, 1 at the house and 1 at the barn, wate
in the bare. The Wm is situated mile from
school ; 21 miles from Beueefield ; 3 miles from
forth and Clinton. Reasoq for selling wishing t
retire. For further partioiders apply on the pre
VARM FOR SALE -For Sale Lot 11,
Kipperi Road,, Tuckersmith, co
acres, 80 agree cleared all of which le
fenced the balance OP the farm in 06
oncession
taining 100
d and well
hardwood
rd, On the
of ferirtga, there being about 1,000 head one tetra is 40 x fri and the otitirilse
to 50c per c*t. with the demand slow,
cora. tan the other...hand, there. was a
Nall the offerings 'net %with a, ready .saie
at *9:85 to $9.15 ;for selected lots, sows
to e4.81 1-2 per cot:, weighed off cars.
The 'trade in sheep- a.nd larobs was
weaker, a.nd prices were quoted 50c ;
brood alive De pig, 25 suckers 6 weeke Id. Sale at
opring lambs WAS stronger -at from $4 ceelooki Terms : All sums of $10.and under dash ,•
,te 57 each,. as to size. . over that amount 6 inonthal oredib will a given one
Union Steck tYardie Tor onto; May' furnishing approved joint notes. A
gij- on the premises or address WAI and
OTT, Proprietors, Egmontiville P. 0.
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/1 James Jones has received inter alone from
tiesers. Dungey Bros., to sell by publi auction, tie
nehip of Logdan, on Tuesday,
quiet. but tbe tone of the market, was tilev13,gftelneo tee, Toe
ter cwt.. lower, while the market -for heifers rierime a years old, t5 head of .1 *ear olds, 3
$8.40, :but $8 and. $8-15 were compare- aanrieouLtsr.t Poriftelellyttl repaLru%
erTeetors
tivt-ly common; deals. Montreal pack -1 BROS., proprieters ; Jahit Jones,
cro took two hundred good animals at
et, 0 showed a slight improvement„ and '
i r signed offers tor sato the reaiden
atrAbliA.BLEPROPERTy FOR SAL
tti' i market so 'far as the big stock wao , let Street West, at piesent occupied by
4:, k . rk c •.- r xi e d closed sta,d y on the _ rise.' Thompson. -The house isr,00d sizeecoi
filae p and lambs remained steadY, but has a good cellar, hard: a et sofb writer
:I 4 ,r choice spring' Iambs the demand, was _ There are two lots in front ancf one in
- Epeei all t- geed and pizices lengthened out '•, atter being Well planted with fruit tte
and go to Fab Wocd'a -Logan, for noon ; then to his
own treble for the nipie. Tuesday a -To John Mur -
Ross,' Concession 10; Matinee, for one hour e then to
his own stable for dight. where he will retnain until
Wednesday noon. Wednesday noon- To Weber's
Hotel, Dublin, for ight Thursday -To Joseph
Right. Friday -To Martin Curtin's, 1 e miles east
Kiaop, for night. Saturday - Will proceed to his
eves, stable, Where he will remain untit the follow -
Monday mornine. Terms and conditions same as
former yore. Lord Manefield was enrolled, inspect-
ed and approved. JAMES EVANS, Manager.
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Mr.( TEM TON
528'20); American Ling Register)
Foaled 1908, yearling, half in 1.151, his dam has 6
in the list. More like PeterThe Great, 4 years, 2.071,
than any of his colts, says hls breeder, W. E. D.
Stakes, Mr. Templeton was bred at the Patohen
Wilkes Stock Farm, Lexington, Keotucky. He
sten& close to 15.3 hap& and weighs 11a5 pounds.
He is a paragon of beauty. Ile",has rapid trip ham-
mer action, was second to Jeeeie W., in 2.22a, at
Forese, Ont., but met with an accident and had to
be retired for the season. This horse is just 0.9 feet
as his sister, Miss Alma Mater, 2,181, I formerly own.
ed her and know. She was @morel at Columbus, Ohio
in 2,00, 'Ile is the greatest sire of all time, Peter
The Great, 4 years, 2.01; his get haye been the lead-
ing money. winning trottels for the last three sead
sone, He is the leading sire of 2.10 trotters, he only
has two pacers, his colts all trot., Of the ten feet.
est two year olds, Peter The Great sired four, he has
only been in the seivioe eight years and Iles 16 sons
extreme speed sires. His services and his sons are
more hodemand than those of any other horse. His
son, Peter Volo, 2 years, 2.04t is 'toter than any 2
or 3 year old. Baron Peter, one of his sons is
Ohainpion show horse of the world. There is a filly,
byealr. Templeton, at,Lincoln, Illinois, rising two,
thee can mook a trotter now. There are only eve
colts by him in this country rising la year °Ie.
can ahow as good a bunch to any orte ae can be
found Anywhere,. by anyone except a blind man.
Breed your pacing mare to Mr. Templeton, that ie
what produced Peter Volo, 2 heara, 2.041. Come
and see him, he will nand inepeetion. make
th# amain at his own stable, 11111s Green. Terms -
$25.90 to -insure, p ,yable February 1st; 1916. GEO.
FULL SIDE
(54429, American Trotting Register)
Record 2 years, 2.'18a. he ie now a four y ear old.,
Trial at 3 years 2.15 ; half mile int1.06 ; quarter mile°
discount ea in 321 seconds. Our Brother of Oheeklet, 2.201 ;
for cash on Out of Belince 2.27 - Sister • of Mabel, 2,101 ; Mo -
DUMMY
fto $10.50 for the- pfek. Hogs' suffered
- too doors to the Watt. There is one 1
comfortable cottage now occupied by
oeother reverso quetations cot a fair- eon with this house. All these p
NyiA gilt Y . eners at $8.25 to $8.40; ' Uratiedee ohiphirto \And up' the estates t
it. Kelly , They will be
pfalior handy butchers $8 to $8.25; belong'. For further partibulars ap
ea. ,,,,d butchers 7.65 „to $8.00 ; meal -urn BEATTIE, at hie office over the Be
: 'Led tO $1.85 and cemmon at S6 25 tO Shop on- Main
a Street, :or ,address
O7.25. Heifers -Choice heifors, $1.50 to °ill
The under.
e on Goder-
Mit. William
fortable and
and all wee
rge stable.
the rear,
r. Colthorpe.
sinks
MN, Troyer eud family Wistetehe:thank the Forest.
emend Mends for their mew ihtdnesees shoals
,theM during ehe,retunitiliktilei and deetti of thefts-.
bullhead air! feeble Mr. atarisel litaTioyer. 24111.1 •
t) ice
debts oWing the Synaloate.Mast be tiale OD or before
olaitne against the oonpanycostai pleeee send then
Residence for Sale
the 11 dersigegideiffere fel-tisk the %residenee alt.
Wakes !Re -17 with Atone etc:laudation, eminent
end etio ogler; one etorytteientkiteshen., Ilia.,
storey 'frame bare 4004 and,staaelexae.., There'
Valuable farm hirtnoitersmitit
In ord r to Woes ate the eitateof the late Robert
Ifoosele la (aims, being Lot 32, and the wait halt
of Lot 81 Coneeedon 6, Londotielined Survey, Took-
.ensedth. The lands are well Improved and in good
eontiltioti and May be vietied at any time.
,, For teanutand cooditiens apply on the Premises -
i !MRS. ROBERT PliASTERS.
Money ,to Loatt And Stock
I have laboue $2,000 of privati-funds to loan on a
first mar age on farm 'property. Interest at per
cent, I so wene to buy a young general purpo3e
more'an two pure bred shortbOrti COWS or heifers
will be t my farm noaraltippen next week.
W„ DO1G
421/ . laminate Marie, Miele.
masaarimmeoploial da/NO
TIMBEK
For the timber of two barns,
84x54 feet, mostly pine and cedar, also
a lot Of new girths ; be sold cheap
2417-4 Box 172, I:lee:forth
New Doctors.
Dr George and 'M.. E. Whiting
Belle ann. Osteopathic Physicians
of GI derielt
Specialists in Women and childrens
diseaSes, acute, chronic and nervous
diso ere eye, ear, nose, and throat.
Office ar t.,ommercial Hotel
Seaforth.
Fridays 8 toe 6.
eer
Jolt
' cheater, 2,101, ; -out- of half sister to Dartmoor, 9.1.1a ;
ChestnntKing, 2,12 ; out of a half sister to Nateve
Bell, tit 3 years 2.06i. Bred et the Walnut ao,
Farm Donerail, Kentucky. Full Side is a beautiful •
hay and will develop into a home of 1150 pounds.
He le by Walnut Hall, 2.(81; sire of The Harvesear,
2.01 champion trot' ing stallion; holder worlds race re.
cord teething stallions, 2:02e, holder worlds 2 elite •
record, 4.16/ ; chernpamt3 year old colt 1008 ; win-
ner Kentucky Futurity, horse Review Futurity. mat
Stock Farm Futurity champion 4 year old 1909 ; win-
ner Charter Oak stake; Queen City, Syracuse
Chamber of 'Commerce, Columbus stake ; and sire
of 72 others. Moko, sire of Full Sidee's dam has 9
In the 2.10 list Including Breneda, York 2.041 •
Gee ties Fereno 2.05i,; Tenara 2.051 ; Native Ilene at 3 years
Iso the 2.00/. Dams of The Harvester 2.01; at'Neil 2.071 ;
at present Chesnut Salle, his seaond dam la the dam ,of 12.
This herse will stand at hie own stable at 615,00, to
old separaxe-
whjeb they insure payable February lst, 1915 These are two
ly to JOHN of the moat fashionable bred horses that have ever
ttie Butcher been offered breeders in the, County. ,Thesel
eaforeh Pest horses • ere enrolled according to The Ontario
Hills Green.
24-14.
2420-4
Public Notice.
. A.. P. Joynt, Licensed auction -
or the Couuty of Huron is now in
ition to conduct: auction sales,
faction gua,eanteed, charges rea-
ble. For terms, efe. apply to Sea-
Fce the Riding ea Sooth Mural, as constituted
for Provincial purpeaes, will be had in the Opera
Hou 'Hensel! on Wednesday, May 20th, fer the
ing n the Liberal interests. Delegates will meet at
11 a, a co present their oredentials„ after which;
alio ailment will he ,marle until 1 80 p.m. At the
ales of the business meeting the oonvention will be
add eased by arorninent speakere. Everyone in
ayin athy with the Liberal platforin is invited to
be relent. •
2 21.12 HENRY SMITH. President
G. STANDURY, Secretary
c4URT -OF REVISION
Tuekersmith Council will meet
at t• it roll at the Council Chamber,
S aforth, on Tuesday, May 26, at 10
a.
2421.2
D. F. McGREGOR,
Clerk
CRurt of Revision
N of the
Township of Hibbert •
The first sitting of the ei ourt of Revision, for the
h ming of appeals against the assessment Roll, of
t e Township of Hibtert, for the year 1914, will bee
eld on Tuesday, the 26th day of May, at 10 o'oloek
a. f0.t at the Township hall, Staffa. All appeals
I tending to be heard must he on file, in my office,
cn or before the 14th dee', of May, 1914. All persons
eying buainess at the mid Court, will please take
may.6th, 19114. JAMES JORDAN, Clerk
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Notice to Creditors
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Funeral Director and
Embalmer, ' Undertak-
ing parlors in Odd , Fel-
lows building opposite •
fitevrart 'Noe. Rest -
Flowers furnished on
short notice.
Phone ' Night r Day. 119.
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'Yeti Will Require
Some of these things
After Seeding
Lumber fcr buildings of all kin&
I3ox Materials,
Hay Rack °Material
Farm Gate, Material
Cedar Fence Posts ,
Red Cedar Shingles
Beaver Board the. most sanitaty
and heantiful wall covering. Takes
the jolace of Lath and Plaster.
N, 1CLUFF ,SONS
SEAFORTH
24214
.COMMI;RCE
' SIR, EDMUND WALKER, C,V.O., D.C.L., Provident
CAPITAL, $15,0001000 RESERVE fag $1335001000
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS .
Intereit "rat the current rate is alloWed on all deposits of $1. !aga
iipwardt„ Carefutattention is giveO to every account,. Small accounts
are welcoined. ACcounts may be opened and operated by mail.
Accounte itiay be opened in the names of two or more personSs-with--
drawals to b0 made by arty one of them or by the survivor. :101 1
. i°' §tratford; Ontario
, Become a specialist in lollaiReSS -it
offers more opportunities 'than any
other . calling. To reap the full
,,mee,sure of success you must have the
best possible training. This is Ont.
tairio's Best Business School. We
give individual attention. Yon may
enter our classes at any time: Three
departments : Commercial, 'Shor t,
hand and Telegrephy. Write at once
for our free catalogue. D. A, Mc-
Lachlan, Principal.
Monday, Januarysth
is the re -opening day ot
NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Owen Sound
:Every Graduate, Guaranteed a Pos.
'33 Successful years.
,Large Sta.ff of Specialists.
Indilvidual Instruction.
Praatical Department.
1 Information Free.
G, D. Fleming, Secretary.
' 2102-11
n the Surrogate Court of the County of ilukin, in
the Estate of Arthibald Menzies, deceased.
All pereons having, claims against the estate of
.Areltibald hienzies, late of the Township of Morris, ,
en the County of Huron, fernier, deceased, who
died on or about the twenty seventh doe of Maude
1014, at the die township of Morris, are required on
ribefore the let day of June, IRA to send to the
ndersigned Solicitor tor Ad miniatrators of the eat-
te, lull partioulars of their claims, and of the sec-
nritiee, if any, heldeby them, duly veritted, After
the said date the Adininistrators will proceed to dis-
tribute the a.ssets oi the estate amoug the parties
entitled tomato, having reference only to the
claims of which they ahall have received notice; and
after such diatribution, tale Admibistrators will ntit
be liable for any part.of the estate, . to any creditor,
oftwhose claime they shall net have received due
natioe. This notice is given pursuant to the
Steente of Ontario in that behalf. F. 1101,AISTEADe
Solicitor for the Administratora of the estate of ,
Dated at Seaforth this 213th day-oe April, 1914.
24204 °
A Beautiful Pic tu r e
_Deserves Good A Poor -0-h:e
I 'Framing Weeds It
Every picture requires individual
treatmeot
Keen diseriminati n, coupled with
is neoesary to mee
lems in ft, really sail factory man-
ner.
Our frames and mouldings are se-
lected with the view of improving
the artistic qualities of our photo-
Fell's Studio
Phone 19 Seaforth
entiplex
Have you 'seen our new Ven
tiplex sweat pad, it absorb
perspiration as a blotter -doe
ink. It's a porous,s-ply Ra
and when it becomes dirty
may be washed. Its ingred
ients are curative to gal
sores, and for bard wea
this pad is unequalled. W
have a full line of this pad i
Comnion raddecl sweat pad
all sizes 45 and soc.
HQRSE COLLARS
A full line of the best collar
. available in all sizes, plot
or. leather faced, open o
closed, long or short straw
Ranging in price from $2 7
H.
Everything should de,t1 one to brighten
!up;the old townfor- the 'first week in
lAugust to give our old.boys and girls
better and lasting impression. To
[do this to the best advantage it is nec-
cesary for You to buy a paint that will
!afterwards pay you by; its long and
lasting wear, and that paint will be
Martin-Senour roc) per cent. paint.
- Paint users are being convfnced every
day of it being superior to any other
paint on -the market—as its name im-
plies r00% pure.
Also for inside use on furniture or
4floors we suggest Jap -a -lac, Wood -lac
or Campbell's Varnish Stain, any one
wilt give a mirror like finish.
Itt
Investigate
The Big Hardware Spre
dgec, Seatorth
Agents or—Martin-Senour. zoo per cent. Pure Paini, jap-a-lac
and Ca Obeli's Varn.:sh Stains', Gurney Stoves and Ranges,
Hecla a d Sunshine Furnaces, Frost Fence, Etc.
PHONE
nt mobilek
Overha led, -land repaired
Autom bile .accessories,
.oils, gaioline, gas anks,'
tires, c rbide, always in
''stoCk. Also washing
automo
-,Lawn owers sharpened
Other achinery repairs
on han
SEAT RTH GARAGE
SPAR
Wilson B
INC & WRIGHT
- Seaforth
Iron Pumps & pump
Repairing
I am prepared to furnis kinds of
Fierce and Lift Pumps and all sizes
Piping, Pipe Fittings, etc. Galvan-
ized Steel Tanks end Water troughs
Stancheons and Cattle Basins.
The Price is Bight
Alai') all kindsof pump repairingdone
on short notice. For terms, etc.,
apply at PuMp Factory, Goderkh
St„ East, or at residence, North
Main Street. ,
J. F. Welsh Seaforth
BRODERICK'S
Harness Store
Opposite Commercial Hotel. Sea,forth
Ila'rness Trunks Valises
ave Money
‘on a Furniture
Our stock contains every want in
the Furnit re line. Dining sets,
parlor fur ittire, bedroom suites,
brass and won bedsteads, efc., and
the prices are marked to suit you.
ILugs
A speiallY, priced lot for parlors,
-dining roOms, living rooms, 'and
bedrooms, in ail the standard sizes.
°Here is an Opportunity for the home
manager to renew her floor cover-
ings at a distinct saving. P"- '
iinoleums
A splendid array of selections far
any purposeewhether it be for office
shop or house use and the prices
are such this season as will pay cus-
tomers to anticipate requirements
for months.
WALKER McKAY
Fu nail re, I.Jiidertaking
Embalming
s.
GRANO
TRUNK
Ramese
Round trip
itoba, Alber
Chicago, St
each Tuesd
inclusivO, at
Through P
to Winni
leaving T
change of
Return
1c era' Ex -millions.
tickets to points in Man -
and Saskatchewan via
aul or Duluth, on sale
y until October 27th„
low fares.
eg nn above dates,
ronto 11 p.m. No
Limit, two months.
The Grand T unk Pacific is the shortest
and quickest route between 'Winnipeg
ir.
Trains now unning into Calgary.
Berth reservations and particulars, at
all- Grand Trunk ticket offices, or
Union S tion, Toronto, Ont
Betio h- ,Creamer
Cream Wanted
Our ekeamery is, now
ready fqr operation and
we are in a position to
handle t any quantity
Ship 1:your cream
We will pay -you twice a,
month, furnish twat cans
and pay all express
charges! Cheques pay -
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
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GA .1;01.111E'E'NCINES
Persons interested in baying an
engirT will do svell to call and
examme one at work_ For
quality of material, workman-
ship and simplicity it is Unex-
celled. It is automatically oiled.
niantdic:tted with an automatic
high tension Bosch magneto ig-
John Bider & Sons Agts.
RENS A LL, ONT.
aping Has Com,
Now is the time to get busy and.
.do your repairing. Let us cut to
oraer your
Hemlock Bill Stuff
More permanent repairing can be
satisfactorily and cheaply done by
usiug the best
Canada Portlii-id Cement
How about those empty coal bins?'
This is the cheapest month to re-
plenish them for the coming seas-
on with the good.
Lehigh Valley Coal
Ali our ceal will be screened off
the cars -
If you Would have bumper crops
this year use the commercial
fertilizers, -with the proper ingred-
ients, scientifically.mixed and on
the market at the right price
"Buffalo" Brand Fertilizers',
As well a.s good fertilizers and
good cultivation, gooddiainage is
a.ssential. To keep the soil mellow
and sweet use our
Crediton Tile
Also try our Baled Hay 'twill keep
you till the new crop eorses.
John B. Mustard
Erucefield