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over
we have
and are
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Gun Metal
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2.98 a pr.
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shoe with
narrow and
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$2.913
HOTEL
tral.—We e t
:o chronicle the
•ret Pfaff, wife
arshall. of Lou -
of Hensel'. The
fa.vorably known
years a age and
health for some
ere brought to
Tuesday after-
erisall. Union
being conducted
The Independent
t which the ae-
-Mrs. McFaul,
!ew days during
Ler relatives, the
licks. -The Rev.
inistered so ably
a pastor of the
the fulS.i.terin of
Conference, has
an to Windsor,
lumber of years
1 for it s,peaks
this age to he
'ge vrhich he kfil-
and we believe
to the approval
signified his ac-
tion.—The friends
rkins, proprietor
Hotel here. will
at he is inaking
- operation which
In St. Joseph's
Ara. Alfred Tay-
5ant1y entertain -
relatives and
sister'. Mr. .J
who was visiting
'ate at the same
rary of her mar -
d to state that
vho has been so
rhat improved.—
lers left here bn
the "Bonspiel,'"-
therritt. of near
• her uncle, Mr.
returned from
she took a post-
Tsing -which will
Eier as a ,Profes-
. recent business
purchase of the
E..1. by Messrs.
rcy Clark of this
>wn, young en -
Commercial Is _
ind modernly e-
ll no doubt,
od shte of pat-.
Ll to date and
.tice or no bar
'no in--s.itancy in
-access in their
vr bAleve they
• rnanag ment.
PriE net-, of Miss
rd to 'Earn that
tter. -- Quite a
ates from Hen -
Wed th-- South
eeting hAd ae
HazA Heath
ri Heath. of near
-rt d last week
here with their
James Moore.
.51-s, Frederick
n. both of near
d for the war
,—We are pleas -
Jur citizens an-
dwelling:- this
.r.—Our snow
on Wednesday
q-pw storm and
ri,t,:ks, but with
_or constructed
at work could
11 rtr.:ws will
11 inarione,
envelopes
ket diaries,
hades
ge of this
,ge for the
fot sale.
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MARKETS
Seaftarth. Feb, 4th, 1915
;Teem (Standarol.(new)...-- . 1 0 t�, 1 40
akte, per bualiti(usw) 56 So 56
Peat, per bushel
eo so 100
Wort per hinittel.. 65W 65
Ram par tens.; . e ses .4•••••••••• 28 06 to 28 00
lugsweee per tone... se • **••••• 39 00:to SO 00
matrix 100 'be* it am eV. mm*6.464404 3 60 to 425
flutter 0. 1, looee. se4811s *we **••• •••• 24 to -
Afigti 4)4it aossie.646••••••0000•••••.; ••• 20 to so
12 00 to 100
44 to 45
Potatoes, per hag
Toronto fdtbad Market
Prices quoted to country merchant.;
for recleaned seeds. Canadian- Govern-
1rient tested 4 per cwt. --Red Clover, No.
;$20 to $21.60; do, No, 2, $18.5a
$16 ke.7 No. 8, 418 to '$20; alas,
No„ 1, 419.60 to $20.50; do., N.o
144.7.50 to,018.20; do No. 81 ,216; timo
thy, No. 1. 410.50 to $11.64; .do., No.
2, 0.75 to $9.26; lo.. No. 3, $3. t
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Row Market
f Toronto, Feb., 12,—Beans. - Priite.`
bushel, $2.76 to $2.85; hand-picked:
4240 to $3.51. ,
Detroit, Feba--12.-Bean6 for Intaital-
shircetent, $3.•5; February, *8,16;
tiay, $3.30 per bushel, %tipping petals.
latinas, '1 1-2c to Se per vomit t
*••••Milimes011011%.1.1•3011•MM 1311.0F
Poultry Markets
; Toronto, Feb., O. -Alive. ---Ohlekas,
t.lac rtor 6.8e; fowl, 10 to ailc; ducks,
:1$e to 12c ;•turkeys lac to 15e. Dream&
i -Chickens. .to fec ;. fowl, 1:2 tO &4e;
.ducks, 16 to 1Te; ,turkeys, 12 to Re.
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Dairy Markets
'Montreal, Feb., 2.-Oheese; - Finest
westerns, -16 8-4 to 17e; 'finest east-
erns.11,6 a -a to 16 3-4c. Butter.-Cholcest
creainery 30 to 20 1-2e; seconds, 28
1-2 to 29 1-2c. Eggs. -Fresh, 41 to
43e; selected, 340; No. 1 stock, 80e;
No. 2 stock 26c,
Toronto, Feb., 12. -Butter -The offer-
ings of butter are moderate, 'with _de-
mand fair. Prices are unchanged. Choice
dairy, 24 to 25e; inferior, 20 to 21.c.;
creamery prints. 31 to 32c; do. solid. 29
to Sk ; farmers' separator, 26 to 27e.
Eggs -,New -laid, in cartons, 34 to 25c;
selects, 28 to 30e; storage, 26 :to 27c.
Grain, Etc.
Toronto, Feb., Minitobs,
first !patents quoted at $7.50 in jute
bags; second patents, 27.00; strong
bakers, ,$6.70; Ontario wheat flour, 30
per cent patents, quoted. at *6.50- to
$6.60, seaboard. Wheat. —Manitoba No.
1 Northern quoted at .61.68; No. 2 at
ga1.65. and No. 3/ at $1.53; Ontario
wheat, Va. 12, 41.50 .to 41.53, at outside
points. Oats.—Ontario quoted at 60 to
61c, outside, and at 68 to 65c on track,
*Toronto. ;Western Canada, No. 2, quot
ed(1,3c# and .NoCi 8 .at .70. 1-2c. 113arley.—
The market is higher, with offerings
sniall. Klcbd malting_ grades, 75 to 80e,
outside. Rye. -The !market continue
thin at .41.11 to $1.20, out-
side. Peas. -The market is quiet, with
No. 2 quoted at . $3...86 to $1.90, out -
aide. Corn. -No. 2 new, American quoted
at 85c, all rail, Toronto freight. M111 -
feed. -Car Jots, per ton, bran, 426;
shorts, $28; middlings, $33 to $35;
good feed flour, $39 to $43; mixed
cars, $1.00 more. Onions. - Gina -
75 -pound bags, $1.40; Spanish,
crate, $4.25. Potatoes- Ontarios. 65c
per bag,"tout of‘store, 66e in car lots;
'Kew Brunswicks, 15c a bag, in store,
$55c jn car lots .
SALE REGISTER.
On Thursday, February 11th, at 2 p.m., at the
residence of Mrs. J. Downie., north of Oluff's plan-
ing mill. General bousehold furniture wi.hont re.
serve. Mrs. J. Downey, Proprietrear ; T. Brewn,
Au tioneer.
tin Wedneeday. February 10th. at 1 o'clock p. m.,
at the Bore holm hotel, Logan. Caws, steam, heif-
ers and pigs, Dungey Bros., Proprietors; James
Jones, Auctioneer.
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Undertakers and Em6atiners
W. J. Walker
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Births
STANBURT—In Stanley, on Januasy 30th, to Mr.
and Mrs, \vitiate Stanury, a son.
LAYTON—In Tu ca er male on February znd, to
Mr. and Mr.. NS alter Layton, a son.
• CLAR E—Itt OcntnCC, on January 16th, to Mr.
and Moe. Eph. Clarke, a .daughter,aViola
Alberta).
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TAYLOR—In Hard isty, Alberta, on January 20th,
to Mr. and Mr. ay. J. Taylor, a son. .
McALLISTER—In Gime etcwn, on January 27th, to
Dr. Arthur and Mra. McAllister, a 'laughter.
*CRAIG—In Lendon, on January 16th., to Mr. coal
Mrs. Garnet 0.eag, fotmerly of Exeter, twins,
son and (laughter,
LEIPER—In Thelett, on January 23isd, to Mr. and
tars. Jamee Leiper, twin sons.
• STEWART—In Huilett, on January19th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Stews re, a daughter.
MacVICAR —In Gocleneh, on Jaeuary 2nd, to Mr.
and Mrs. George MaeViear, a son.
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Deaths
SCHMIDT—In Fgmondville, at the home of his
son-in-law, Mr. J. re. Docherty'on January
31st, Jam') estruiti a aged be years.
HAMMETT—In Sarnia. on January 26th. Francis,
youngest sell of Mr. arid Mrs. Fred Hammett,
aged 1 year.
BROWN—In Mullett, en Jenuary 22nd, Robert
Bron, aged 05 years and 7 months,
LlVERMORE—Ip Staraey, on January 23rd, Helena,
Pletzer, bel wed wife ca fienr3 Livertuore, -aged
63 years.
BROOK—In Usberne, on Jenuary 2.2nd, Violet Ofay,
intent eanehter ot Mr. mid Ms. Janss Brook,
aged 8 months and .1 days.
ARCHIBALD —at. Pelee IsIon a on January 18th,
Melinda Long, wife "1 Devel Archibald, former -
ley of Grey tovnship, in her 67th year.
llitaltrIIY—At the Convent, Dub in, nn January
28th, Mary erica:Ina Murphy, in religion Sister
Mary Benediet in her 35r h year and tae ninth
month of her religious profeJsion.
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4P Stewart Bros..
1 dence Goderich et., cpp
Dr, Scott's.
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Munn, Hay towuthip, telir. T. Ci. Moon, IL%
Of Attune:410d, outario.
TATLOR--Q-AlttsTISS—At %knave Methodist par-
sonage, on JanuinT MR. by Rev. I. W. lailpat.
rleiri B. A.,,taIr. Albert Mika, or Unladen,
Sask., to liliss,Annie E., daughter ot Mr..Winiaro.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
H.C. BOX ar W.S. GORMLEY
Holderslof Government Diploma
and License •
CHARGES:MODERATE ,
Night Calls Day Calls
Phone. 107 Phoste 50
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A IIMION SALE OF CATTLE AND PIGS—Jamee
set 'Jones hat been instruOted by Dummy
Mather% to sell by publie auction, at the Bornholm
betel, Logos, on Wednesday. February 10th, ;1915,
at I o'clock p. , rn., sharp, the following property.
One cow with tali at side, 10 cows due to oalve at
thine ey was, 10 oo we due in :March and Aprille
steers rng two, 19 heifers rising two, ens sow with -.1
litter M side, 1 foow due in Mazola 20 Mare 'hop.
The above aro all in drst olaii ooadition. Timm -
light menthe' credit will be given on furnishing
approved security. A discount at the rate of 7 per
cent per annum will be, given for cash. DUNGEN
Bros., Proprietors; James Jones, Auotioneer, 2460-1
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CEARINO AMMON SALE or FARR STOOK
and IMPLEMENTS—James Jones has reeilved
instructions from Kr. Edward L. Drake, to 'tell by
public auction. on Lot 21, Oonoession 9, township of
Ribbed, a miles west of Ststra, on Tuesday, Rehm-
sry 16th, 1715, the following: 1 good work horse 6
years old, I driviog mare rising 3 years old, 1 goner -
al purpose gelding rising 2 years old. I driving' geld-
ing ridng 2 years old, 2 Holstein cows with calves at
foot, 1 Jersey cow due to oalve in iliero'h, 2 Durham
heifers 3 yearseeld due to calve in March and April,
B Holstein heifers supposed to be in calf, 19 steers
rising 2 and 3 yeate old (good grassers), 7 heifers
rising 2 years old, 1 Holstein bull 6 monthe old. 1
Vessey-Harris binder 6 foot out, Mafisey-Harris mow-
er 5 foot cut; 10 foot Deering horse rake sew, i seed
itill in good condition, cultivator, set harrow, twin
gang. single plow, fan mill, pulper, new wagon, set
Eight nobsleIghs, rubor tired top buggy nearly new,
pneumatic tired buggy in good order, steel tired
top buggy'2 Portland cutters, 1 cutter half speeder
let double driving harness &pole, 1 set single harnesa
El horse blankets, chains, forks etc., 1 sausage outfit
end a host of other articles. A quantity of easilage.
and grew: Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms — All sums of
no and under, oath; over that amount 7 month's
credit on furnishing approved joint notes. 3% 'off
tor cash on -credit amounts. Positively no reserve
is the proprietor is giving up farming. ElaWARD
te DRAKE. Proprietor ; James Jones, Auctioneer.
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A UCTION SALE OFFARM STOCK AND JAIME -
al. MENTS--Mr. E. Bossenbary . has reoeived in-
structions from Fred Datars to sell by public. satieo
tion, on Lot 23, Conaession 4, about three miles
uorthwese of Hensel', Hay township, on Thursday,
February 26th. 1915, at 1 o'clock the following' :
Horses -1 mare lining 6 years got by George FY the
Beale and in real to Cumberlands Glory, 1 horse
rising 5 years by Sir Matthew, 1 horse rising 4 years
ay Colonel Graham, 1 colt 7 months old, by Royal
Ronald. Cattlee-8 cows due to calve in March,
april and May, 3 two year old heifers, 1 bull calf six
months old, 7 -calves front last spring, 2 breadline
iows. Implements—Idagsey-Harris binder, Massey-
Rarzis horse rake new, Hassey -Harris bean harvest.
er with out ivator and thistle cutter attached new,
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ilassey-Harris 11 hoe *teed drill, Dearing mower,
lists harrow, set of iron harrow., manure spreader,
lasesroller, grain grinder with belt, Cookshutt twe
turrow riding plow new, Verity walking plow, two
Nursw gang plow, goal ne fight rig with pole and
shaft, lumber wagon, gravel box, pair bobsleighs,
htty rack, new pair doubletreee, top buggy, , cutter,
De Laval cream eeparator new, weigh scales capacity
MO pounds, fanning mill, bag truck. Massey -Har-
ris cutting- box -new, root pulper, heavy set doublo
Lem harneas, big tale water tub, goat robe, 8 rugs,
pair of new horse blankets, string of bells, large
kitchen table, 2 bedetetle, watih stand, 8 heating
stoves, epinning wheel and reel, wash tub and a
number -of small articles teo nitnarous to mention.
No reserve as the proprietor has sold his farm.
rerms of Sale—All sums of $5 and under, cash ;
ever that amount 9 months' credit will be Wen on
furnishing approved joint notes, 4 per cent off for
ash on credit arnounte. FRED DATARS, Propriet-
n ; E. Bossenberry, Auctioneer. 2460-3
1MPROTANT NOTICES,
DARK FOB SALE—For sale on Lot 1, Concession
E 4, Mullet. Containing. 100 acres, convenient to
Oboe' and Post Office, Terms reasonable. For
bather particulars apply to William aleidithael,
eaforth Post Office. 2.366.tf
gatTANTED—A reliable man to represent us at
VY Seaforth, (and in the 'counties of Huron and
Perth) and sell ourehardy Canadian grown stook:
a good position for the right man. Write for -par-
amines. STDNE & WELLINGTON, Fonthill Nur-
reriesc, Toronto. 2457.6
P10 FOR SERVICE—The undersigned has for
tervice on Lot 27, Concesion 17, McKillop, a
bhoroughbred Tamworth hog. He was bred by
D. Douglas & sone and wee the grand champion at i
roronto and Ottawa Exhibitions in 1914, Terms $1
at time ot service. 3- G. GRIEVE & Son, R. R., No.
le Walton. 24554,1
UNARM FOR SALE—Lot 18, Concession 8, Town -
r ship of Stanley. 100 acres mostly under mita
*ion, good stone house.. -with' wood and driving
!beds ettatthed. Also bank barn. Spring water all
;he year round. Farm suitable either for grazing
* grain. Terme moderate. Apply to JOHN KET-
111EN, Bruceflielc 242141
'LIAM FOR SALE.—Lot 6, Concession 9, Tucker.
1: smith, containing 100 mares, about seVen acres
incier bush. The farm is well fenced and drained
and in a good state of cultivation. There are on the
atemises a good frame house, bank barn, pig house,
an house, drive house and two good wells. For
Arms and particulars apply on the premises or ad.
tress MRS, JOHN MeOLOY, Egmondville P.O.
, 23564f
oeseion
LURK FOR SALE—Being Lot 7, 0m
12 Township of Hallett, containing 100 acres
3hoice land, on the orernieee are a large bank be
with stabling underneath, with cement floor
;hroughout. New brick ionise with furnaoe in th
3ellar. Well fenced and under drained, will be sold
reasonable as the owner withes to give np larrilillgc
For further information apply on the premises or
hddrees Seaforth P. 0., MELVIN J. CLiaRK:
289341
FARM FOR SALE—For sale 100 acres of choice
laud in the Township o'. Hibbert, being Los 28,
aoneeesion 9. On the premises are a brick house,
irive thed, hank barn with stabling-, hen house and
Ag pen underneath. The. farm is well fenced and
inderdrained, and there are 10 acres of hardweeed
mil. Rural Mail and Telephone Conneotten.
?or flirther particulars ateply to ADELINE SILLERY
a affa, Ont. 2422-tf
LeARM FOR SALE—The undersigned offers for
12 sale aline farm of Obi scree, situated I of a mile
mouth of Dr) spale on the lake Road east. The farm
Le well fenced and underdrained with tile. It has a
eood young orchard and has 46 acres fall ploughed
ind the remainder seeded to grime. There is a good
!name house with kitenen and woodshed attached
ind a large bank barn with stone stabline and cern-
net flooring all through also good hen house and
31g honse. There le a gcod eprine well at the house
gal a large well at the berm Also a spring well at
;he back of the barn. For further particulars apply
it the:foam to Mrs. GEORGE POLLOCK, R. R. No.
1, Zurich or WM. POLLOCK, R. R. No. 1, Verne;
a HORTHORN BULLS FOR SALE — Two choice
0 Shorthorn bull calves nearly 12 amonths old,
icith bred in the web known herd of A, G. Smillie,
1,1 Tuckersmith. One is from a cow of heavy milk -
no strain, which holds a record of performance cer-
,ificate. The other is bred 1 rom a thick and fleshy
>eel t3pe. both are good individuals and anyone
venting a „good bull should see them. Lot 5, Coo.
mssion 3 L. R. 8., Tuckersmith, FRANK BEAK
Jensen. 2458-3
g 60 ACRE FARM FOR SA EB—Five and three -
L quarter miles fro n the village of Brussels, 7
rom Blyth and 3 from Belgrave. There is a never
ailing eaupply of water. Bank barn 40x72 'frame
louse with concrete cellar, rural mail and telephone
t is web adapted for both eteok ' and grain, one -
lab mile from school and thrteoquartere from
thurch. Apply to FRED ARNISLRONG, Gilbert
klberta, or on the place to EDWLN ARMSTRONG,
1. R. No. 411russels. 2455.11
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( I OOD FARM FOR SALE—For Sale Lot 25 and
LT part of Lot 24, Concession 14, iffolEillop„ con-
aining 130 acres. There ere on the -premises a
nodern brick house wich hard and soft water.
Chore is also a good bare 60x126, with stone foun-
lation and stabling underneath, driving shed 30x4/1
in stone foundation, pig pen and hen house, all
n good repair. There Is also a good bearing or.
:hard and two never failing wells. The farm is Well
inderdrained and well 1 enced and in a high state of
sultivation with 10 acres of hardwood bush. 11 18
veli situated on the North gravel road 1 mile south
if Walton 0. P. It station, also telephone and rural
nail delivery. Tide is a choice farm and will be
old on reasonable terme. Fnr further panicle:are
Tply on the premises or address. W. J. DICKSON
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' Sl'R EDMUND WALKER, LL.D., D.C.71, Preaident
ALEXANDER LAIRD. General Manager JOHN AIRD,.Aaat. General Manager
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUNli, $13,500,000
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TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
FOR THE SUMS- OF
$10, $20, $50 or $100
payable at their face value in the principal countries of the world, are sold,
for a small commission by all branches of the Bank.
Easily negotiated anywhere and self -identifying, they are almost
indispensable to the traveller. The hoer Is protected in the event of
loss of the cheques, as a'separate letr of identification is issued with
them. There is no safer or trvenient method of carrying money
when travelling. S43
Seaforth Branch:
W. 0. T. •MORSON
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Manager
N. Cluff, eit Sons
Planing- Mill Products
Sash, Mouldings, Doors, Interior finish
Custom machine work
Dressed and matched lumber of all
standard varieties
Red Cedar Shingles xxx and xxxxx brands of only the
very best makes.
Hemlock lumber in all sizes and thicknessesnecessary
building construction for either house or
barn framing.
Muskoka Highland cedar fence posts, 8 and 9 feet longaout
of straight, sound green timber.
Fibre Board solid one half inch thick, valuable for
interior lining of any.,itind of building- but especially as a
substitute for lath and plaster, Makes a beautiful solid and
substantial wall board, can be painted and panelled or cov-
ered with wall paper. If you intend to make any re-ar-
angement of the interior of your home do not fail to invest-
igate the merits of this decorative wall covering. Can be
applied by anyone.
N. Cluff 4S Sons
SEAFORTH, Ont.
Planing Mill and Lumber Yard
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Notice.
Notitie is hereby given that the annual general
meeting of the Robert Bell Engine & Thresher Co.,
Ltd., will be held at the Company's office, Seaforth
on Wednesday, the 171h atey cf February, 1915, at 2
o'clook in the afternoon. 133 order of the Board.
2460-2 JOHN FINLAYSON, Secretary
Pasture.
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I offer for sae—possession April 8011', Lot 35,
Concession 1st, Our.= Bead. Tookersmith, contain.
ing 100 acres, less Grand Trunk tr .ok, which divides
It about equally. The River Bo field runs through
the easterly corner of the eouth hell, and the Nest.
fer y corner of the north h at, making two ichnir
able fields for pasture. Terms eany, JOHN RANS-
FORD, Clinton. 2460 4
Brucefield Sawmill
• Don't forg&:, that we are *.
• again buying sawlogs of all f
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• Are you going to build this -•
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• pezect satisfaction. •
• Yota'11 need acouple of tons of •
• Lehigh Valley coal yet this
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• becauseit is cheaper. -A loalg
• ton of genuine conifort •
every two tnousand pounds
• of our coal
• Grain prices are still soaring. •
• Increase your yield by using
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This has twice the Potash el-
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• bought now. Don't put off,
• secure your fertilizers now.
Terms are a snap. • Again 1
• say use Buffalo Brand fertil-
• izers, the produ 3t of a firm
• whose business is making fer-
t tilizers, not a side line or a
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Patriotism and
Production
Agricultural
Conference
Under the Dominion Department
of agricultural, in co -.operation
with the Ontario DepartJnent *of
Agriculture, will be held in the
town hall,
WINGHAM, on
THURSDAY, Feb. llth
and in the town hall
Seaforth, on
Friday, Feb. 12
3p. .-" The Duty and the Op
portun ty of the Canadian
Farmer."
(a) in relation to Farm Crops.
William Squirrel, B. S. A , assoc-
iate professor of Field Husbandry
Ontario Agricultural 0011 e g e,
Guelph.
(b) in relation to Live Stock
Paul E. Angle, B. SI: A., Simcoe.
7:30 p. m.-- In addition to the
above speakers, A. R. Musgrove,
M.P.P. and others will address
the meeting.'
Warden J. M. GOVE NLOCK
will preside
God the Save King!
Tenders for Butterilk
For sale by tender, the,buttermilk froin the See -
forth creamery from February 15th, 1915 to, Feb
ary 15th, 1916. Tenders to be in February 10th, 1915
and to be (addressed to
The SEAFORTH CREAMERY
2460-2 • Seaforth •
Pigs! Pigs!
I have for sale seven thoroughbred Tam worth
'Owe, also three grade York sows of good (malty
and grand mothers raising large 1 Peace r s
0 n e of these sows has 10 fine youngsters
iit foot, now. Any person wanting anything.
In Ude line 6hou1d see me before .buying elsewhere.
These yonng Tamworth sows are out of the web
known herds of H. German, of St. George. Ont., and
Charles 4 Ou rsey, of Morriston, Ontario, These
sows are bred to choic,s hogs and any one wanting
good stuff should not miss this chance. The prices
are only what most people aak for mongrels.. 'Also
a choice young boar of breeding age. Drop a line or
come and see these good pigs. Phone 6 on 18,
Clinton.
246041 J. E. IIUGILL, Seaforth.
Cows for Sale
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A nurober of good cows for sale,
coming in soon. Also some thorough-
bred Durhams. A new lot of good
ones will be in Seaforth, Saturday,
January 30th. Call and see them, it
will be worth while. All personally
selected. Also some sows with pigs
at foot. Cash or bankable paper.
George T.'Turnbull
2150-tt Seaforth
Butter Wrappers
Farmers or Dairymeii requiring But-
ter Wrappers ,as provided for by the
rew agricultural regulations, can have
. the same on the shortest notice at
THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE, Seaforth..
; Prices:
In lots .of 1,0001 .•.. ..... $2.50
ln !lots 'of 500
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CR AM WANTED
We have o r Cr'earnery now in fu-,
operation, nd we want your p Aron -
age. We are prepared to pay you
the highest prices for your cream,,pay
you every two weeks, weigh, sample
and est eaela can of -cream carefully
and ive y�u statement of the same
We lso ,siipply can free of charge,
and ive y u an honest business deal.
n and see us or drop us a card for
part cular
he eaforth Creamer,yont.
Sea orth
aolme Engines
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11 si es from II to 30 h. p.
ates improved. Will use
i ht er gasoline or kerosene.
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end for circular and prices.
2 he Robert Bell Engine
Mreshor Go., Limited
Seaforth, Ont
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ANNUAL JA UA
SALE
At The Big Hardware Store, Seaforth
Owing to the bad weather of the past week, we have
been re4uested'by a number of our customers to con-:
tinue the sale for one more week.
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The following bill of 'goods at the mercy of the public: I t:
300 Pieces of Pure silluniiratm with 20 -year Guarantee— •
1 dozen Double Boilers, reduced from $1.50 to . . ,. , I. i
2 dozen Tea Kettles, No.6, reduced from $3 to ,. „ •tt •• '• •••*. ... .
x 2 dozen large Sauce Pans, reduced from $1.2o to .... 4., .,
,12 dozen Sauce Pans, reduced from 65c to .. .. . . .... ... ,.... . . „.,
z ' 2 dozen Sauce Pans, reduced from 45c to
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x x dozen covered Sauce Pans, reduced from 1.50 to..,..,.
> 2 dozen Pudding- Dishes, reduced from 25c to,
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ai , 2 dozen Pudding Dishes, reduced from 30c to
1 Ds
1 2 dozenTudding Dishes, reduced from 4.0c to
2 dozen. Dishes, reduced from 45c to
2 dozen -Pudding ishes, reduced from oc to
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2 dozen Indian made chaff•baskets, 'extra good, reduced from $1.25 to.............90c
dozen two burner Perfection oils stoves, reducedfrom $8.75 to
dozen two burner Perfection ovens reduced from $3.25
dozen Black diamond crosscut saws 554: foot reduced from $4.50 •
xi dozen Gold Medal handled axes reduced from 1:5o to
dozen Black Diamond Handled axes, nduced from 1,25
3 ,strings Bells, solid brass nickeled, 4o bells, reduced from 2.75 tom—
dozen handled axes, reduced from 1.15 to.
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90c I
2 strings Bells, solid brass nickeled, 50 bells, reduced from 3.00
2' strings Bells, solid brass nickeled, 40 bells, reduced from 2.25 to...
string bellssolid brass nickeled, 50 bells, reduced from 3.24
2 strings back bells, solid brass nickeled, 4 bells, reduced from 2 25 to.
2 strings back bells, solid brass nickeled, 4 bells, reduced fiom 2,00 to,.......$1.50 •
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200.
2.75•
4.75- I
. 4.50 •
1 50
54,00
3.50-
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500 pairs Mitts and Gloves, all kinds,25 per cent discount
dozen Rugs, all wool, reduced from 2.50 to...
2 dozen Indian Blankets, reduced from .3.25 to,
Half dozen Velvet Rugs, reduced from $5.5o to..
3 only I 2 foot galvanized Gates, from 6.50 to
8 Parlor Lamps, reduced from 2.50
2 Parlor Lamps, round burner, from 6.5o to
Parlor Lamp, round burner, from 4.75 to....... .. .
4 HangingLamps, reduced from 6.75
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Peerless Washing Machines, reduced from 5.50 to........ . . .. . .. ......, . . .. ....4.5,0 2
Knowles Washing Machines, reduced from 6.50 to... ........... ......... ..........5.00 2
Royal Oak Heaters, 14 inch fire pot, reduced from 18.00 to......... ..............I.5.00 ;
Pilot Oak Heaters, 14 inch fire pot, reduced from 18.00 to.... ..........15.00 ;
Happy Thought Range, high shelf, reduced from 49.00 to.. —.42.00 Z
Electric Jewel Range, high closet, reduced from 52.00 to..... .. oefirera•••400. 4,045.00 i
Daisy Churns, No. 2, reduced from 7.00 to 6.00 Skates of all kinds 25% discount t
Daisy Churns, No 3,reduced from 8.25 to 7.00 Hockey Sticks - 25% discount Z
Daisy Churns, No.4, reduced from 9.75 to 8.25 Hockey Pucks 25 p.c. clisccnint .
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Half dozen Hand Sleighs, all steel, reduced from r 35 to••...•4•114,111•0• •II1Eb *14 *•0_ ....LOD *
Half dozen Hand Sleighs, reduced from 1,75 to •• • , , .,, - . 1.25
Half dozen Coasters, spring runner, reduced' from 1.00 to.......,....... ..75c
i only Hand Sleigh, self steering,reduced from 3 oo to.. ....,............ .........2.0O I
1 only Hand Sleigh, self steering, reduced from 2.50 to..... .. .. . ...... .... .1.50 2
Buck Saws, reduced from 6oc to. . ., ,. , , . *, . a . . .45e
Wizard Mops, triangular, large size, reduced from 1.50 to..........-
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T1E1 aboNe are only a few of the many articles we
blund to clear before stock-takingi and the first here will get :
the pick, as the sale will only last nine days, from Friday, :
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Come EARL f to The Big Hardware Store for Spot i
Cash Bargains.
he Big Hardware Store
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ematunir
Complete a' Course in the
L 10 I
Toronto, Ont.. and the remits will
prove to you the wisdom of graduat-
ing from this fanious school. Catal-
ogue free. Enter any time. W. J.
ELLIOTT, 784 Yonge street, Toronto.
Double Track all the Way
Toronto -Chicago
Toronto.sNiontrcal
Unexcelled Train Service
Highest Class of Equipment
r Tours to California
Floral -24=1 Sunny South
Fast Trai1s--411oice of Routes
Low fares now m effect
For full particulars consult G. T. R.
ticket agents or write. C. E. Horning,
D. P. A., Toronto.
W. Somerville .. Tcwn Agen
W. Plant Depot Agent
0 C. E. HORNING, D. P. A.,
s Union Stamm, Toronto, On
eeetifeligra"--
Mr. Landlord
eammeale
sts
If you want to rent your prop-
erty quickly and profitably, you
must keep it well painted and
attractively _papered. I'd be
glad tol suggest how you can
increase the, income from your
eal estite holdings by a small
investment in paint and wall-
paper.
John Hooper
Painter, Paper Banger, etc.
John street Seaforth
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Lister Engines
•+4. Our gasoline engine was in-
spected by la great many cid- t
er customers last fall, also
4. several leadinglocal engineers
L, and practically all pronounced t
the LISTER the best engine
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John Elder & Sons
HENSALL ONTARIO t.
AGENIS
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ORSE
BLANKETS
Ve have a complete assort-
ment of' Canadian M ad e
Blankets jute L:ned, 5-a
Stay -on Surcingles (the kind,
that won't pull off) ranging
in price from $1,5o to $3 each
All wool blankets -in fancy
checks and squares, .$2 to $5
each. Kersey blankets, with
surcingles, $2, $2,5o.
ROBES.
Canada's best production, in-
cluding Saskatchewan Cub Bear,
Great West, Arctic,' and Bishop
Robes, at very reasonable prices.
rlitts and Gloves
We have a complete assort-_,
ment et Men's and Boys' Masi
Gloves and Gauntlets
M. B ro cleric
Opposite CoMmereial Rotel
SEAFORM
Harness Trunks Vali
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