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' ttr., lIsreie, dentist, earrit Talisity aril Friday, a
Hamar emote Veercinesley and Thursday in Zurich
'HIh e1 work. Phone No 5, Henan. 2.45etat
•Recoveringl.-aThe many' friends of
Rea. a Johnston, who him been seek
eusly for several weeks', wili. be
plissed to learn that ate ¶i8slowly its-
proying andohopes emu to be able to
attend to hii paetoral duties. Mr. John -
'atom's niany 'friends will be delighted
to oee him around (*gain sas 415 :oreritai
smile Saidokindly treating as well An
his quiet word: of encouragement has
been missed -by many since he has been
iaI aside,
summonsmiammomi
Blyth
Briefe.-Mr. B. B XL -Gowan of East
Irawanosh, has disposed of his fine
100 -acre farm to Mr. Robert Johnstoa
of the eaine township. The price paid
-was about $9,600, nib Mr. McGowans'
intention to reside in Blyth. --Kr. L.
MeQuarrie tripped on a plank at his
hoine and fell, severely InJuring one of
is lesna-alfr. Prank Carr and family
leave town shortly for Waterloo, where
they will reside, -Mr. E. Bender will
move iota the dwelling about to be
va-
oated by Mr. Carr. -Miss Elma Mutch,
who was on the millinery istaff el Pop-
lestone and Gardiner last season, has
accepted a position in Exeter. - Mrs.
John Denholm, who has lbeen'quite ill,
improving. -Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 'Creel-
, ing, who have been visiting friends in
this vicleity for SOine time, left for
;their home in Arcola, Sask.-Mr: Wm.
Moon and daughter, who have been vis-
iting the formers brother, Mr. Moses
MoVittie, East Wawanosh, and rela-
tivesin Hullett, have ,gonef to Toronto,
where they will visit for a couple of
weeks before returning to their home
(WIreniPeg.-Mr. Win Murphy had
his arm badly crushed, at the elbow,
in a threshing machine, while assisting
IL threshing clover. Dr. Milne accom-
panied hills to the London Hospital.
It is feared amputation will be nec.es-
saryt-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brandon, who
have been guests of ,the latter's uncle,
Mr.: William Jackson and relatives, in
&Terris, left an Tuesday afternoon, for
Frobisher, Sask.-Mrs. Gardiner Sr.,
. and Mrs. P. Gardiner, Naha idire been
quite ill are considerably imfroved.
MARKETS
$T.00 to $7.76, and caw la of -ten cat-
tle of chigoe qate.lity stead very enipty,
at *8; Melee butchers' cattle, 1000'
12Orlbso, at $7.25 to $7.51ibi feed batch
ere, *1 to 10.25; Medium, $11.10 to $6.90;
cenimon, .1111 to 48.110; choice cell% $5.715
to -0.35; `good cows, $5.24 to $6.75;
medium $6 tie $5.24: Fanners ivad eueL
ters, $3.75. to $4.40; bulls, $5.25 to, $6.60,
Stockers; and Feeders.-Peeders, 700 ,tO
300 UM, 'sold rat 4520 to 44; medium
feeders at 0.35 to $5.75; stockers at
54.75. to 55. Milkers and Springers. -
Only about tweaty milkers Send epring-
ere ineri'vet sale, wad the -bulk of thesa
were of common to medisun quality.
Prices ranged 'from $40 eo 580, but
only three at the latter 'price. Veal
Calvets.-Choice veal calves sold at 58.75
to *9, /aid" a few 'extra light weights,
51.25 to 510.50; heavy lambs land culls,
$T.50 to 58.60; light sheep, $5.75 to *6.-
25; heavy sheep, $4.60 to $5.50. Hogs. --
Hog values remained ,about steady. Se-
lected, fed and watered, $7.75, and $8
for those weighed off cars.
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'On Wedzi_ eeday, March 10th, °halm*
teat (kahoeselon 4, Ilediett. Farm sew
ments, honeheed furniture, hay and roots.
Proprie aie.; ..tiennee, Brown, An
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25e to 40c higher, Na prilne cattle on aZiTh",e8adarYnlir eertee.astjoafmBelri
4rrn sem* aud im
Buffalo, March 2. -Cattle. Maetket ontheMill Roe
-sale. Choice tooprime (steers quotable at Proprietor; Thos. Brown, Atnitionai .
$8.25 to 58.75; fair Ito good, $7.25 to On Thursday, March 18th, at 1 o'olook p.
$7.75; plain,. $6.50 to 47; 'choice butch- let,27ch clac'ena(fiegir
cIII‘CP,anadoInpnine
er steers, 57.50 to' 17.75; "fair to good, A.,Doods, Proprietor, Tlielas°13rown, Audio
47 to $7.25; best bandy steers, $7.25 te
$7.50; common to good, ,$6 to $8.75;
yearlin,es, $7 to $8; prime heavy heif-
ers, '$7 to $7.150; test eiLandi batither
heifers, $7 to $7.25; 'common to good
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McGee,
$5.50 to 46.50; best elea.vy fait cows,
to '55.76; (canners, $4 10 $.4.25;- be
balls, 56.75 to $7; good butchering bul
58 to $4.50; sausage bulls, $5.50 .to $
light bulls, $4./5 to $5.25. Hogs. -Ma
ket 1.9c to -Lk higher, Heavy, $6.90
67.10; mixed, $7.15 to *7.25; Yorker
$7.20 to $7.30; pigse ($7.25 to $7.3
Sheep. -Market 15c to 25c higher. T
iiinbs, 19.60 tto $2.80; flair to goo
$9.10 to 59.65; yearlings, ($7.-25 to $8.5
wethen3, $7.25 to $7.75; ewes, $6
$7. Calves.-garket strong. Tops, 511.
to $12; fair to rgood, ,$g to $11; gra
sers, $4 to $6. • -
• Montreal, March 2. -There was n
actual change in the condition of th
market for cattle. There were some e
tra choice steers, helferi and- balls o
the market, bat they brought no mo
money than ordinary stocks. The de
mend from batchers and packers wa
better than it has been, of late, on ac
count of the fact that they all allow&
their stock to ran down to a low level
conseqaently a more active trade wa
done. Sale.s of carloads of choice steer
were made at 47.40 to 57.50, good a
$7 to $7.10 an.d medium, at $6 to $6.50
and atnall lots of picked (cattle 25c pe
100 !pounds 'more. .A. , feature of th
small meat trade was the stronger feel
ing in the market for sheep and price
have scored a further advance of 50c
per 100 pounds, owing tito the very Ilm
d supply coming forward, for which
here is a fair demand, and sales of
Mall lots of ewes were made at 55,75
o $6 per 100 pounds. In sympathy with
he higher !prices established in the To
onto market for hogs, a stronger feel -
g prevailed in this parket to -day and
rices •advanced 15c to 20c per cwt.
ales of selected lots were made at $8.-
0 to $8.35, SOWS at $7.20 to $7.35 and
tags at $4.20 to' '54.35 per cwt. weigh-
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Prices quoted to country merchanta
for recleaned seeds. Cana.cilan Cloveen-
merittested. per cwt. -Red Clover, No.
1 1211
to 122; No. 2,1,19 to 51,9.-
56; do. Not 3, $18; alsike, No. 1. $19.50
to $20$0 e do. No. '2, $17.50 ,to $.18.50;
do.,No. 3, M.6; timothy, No. 1, a$11 to
511.50; No. •.2, $9.50 to '.75; No. 3,
58.75.
Poultry Markets
Taranto, March 2.-ChIckens, dressed,
14, to 3.6c; clucks, dressed, 15 to 17c;
foar1,e10 to ale; geese, 14 to 15c; tar -
keys, dressed, 19 to a0c.
Dairy Markets
Taronto, March 2. -Butter. - :The
*market is very firm, with eapplies, es -
p. of choice grades limited. ,Ch.olce
dairy, 26 to 27c; inferick, 21 to 23c;
-creamery prints,33 1-2 -to 35c; do.,
solids, 31 to 32c; farmers' separator,
37 to 28c. Eggs. -New -laid, in cartons,
• 333 to 34c; storage, 25 to 27c. Cheese. --
'The market continues' firm -at 18 to
18 1-4c for large, rand ati3 1-4 to 13
1-2c for twins. Honey. There is a
•quiet market; 60 -lb. tins fsell at 12 1-2c,
and 10-1b. tins at s13c. No 1 combs, $3
per dozen, and No. 2, $2,40.
Grain. Etc.
Toronto, March 2. -Flour. -Manitoba
first patents quoted aft $$8, in Jute
bags; sedond [patents, $7.50; strong
bakers' $7.20. Ontario wheat flour, 99
per 'cent. patents, quoted at $6.15 to
$6.20, seaboerd. Wheat. -Manitoba No.
1 Northern closeted at $1.61; No. 2 at
$1.58 aad No. 3 at $1.56. Ontario wheat,
No. 2, nominal, at $1.45 at ootside
points. Oats. -Ontario quoted at 61 to
62c, outside, and at ,64 to 64 1-2c, on
track, Toronto. Western Canada, No.
2, quoted at 70c, and No. 3 at 67 1-2c.
Barley. -The market is dull with offer-
ings small. Good malting grades, 85 to
87c. outside. Peas. -The market is quiet,
with No. 2 quoted •at $1.90 to 12.05,
outside, Corn. -No. 3 new American
quoted at 78c, all rail, Toronto freight.
Bran and Shorts -Bran Is ciliated at
$27 to $28 per ton and shorts at $20.
• Beans - The market is firm at
53.00 to 13.10 for [primes and $3.15
to $3.20 for hand-picked. Potatoes. -
°Atari°, 65 to 75c per bag out of store,
ffic in car lots, New Brunswicks, car
lots, 65c per bag.
Live Stook. Markets.
Liverpool; March 2. -The market for
cattle at Birkenhead continues• firm
and prices at last cleated, 1,;1z., 17 1-2c
to 18 1-2c per pound, sinking the offal,
for good qoality Irish steers and heif-
ers:
Union Stock Yards, Toronto, March
2. -There were more of the good to
choice classes of steers add heifers
than were offered last week. On ac-
count of the light deliveries lately and
then, again, on the frist ilay of thls
week.- when a t :w cattle were in &-
ward, trade was fairly active and pric-
es a little firmer. Choice steers, 1150
to 1250 tbs.. erere 15t: to 25c per cwt.
higher, whhn. the cocamori to medium
Were not mere than 10c to 15e better
value. Tan rattle were reperted at $8,
which was thi; top price, said to have
been paid. Two buyers from Montreal
and one or two tenteli orders placed in
local cornin1f3s:on dealers' hands, help-
ed tonere ue vahies. Stockers and feeli-
ers, ofwhic'e thsre was a alight deliv-
ery, sold at unchanged values. About
20 milkers and springers, the bulk -of
wc-r3 common to meclohn quality;
solcl at 560 o '580 each, only three at
the latter price. Veal calves of choice
,quality were firm, but common, rough
calves sold at lower valaes. Sheep and
lambs were firm at last Thursday's
values, • Shropshire Iambs ' of C light
-weights selling up to $10:50 per cwt.
`Butchers' Cattle. -Choice, heavy steers,
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Births
CROFT -At Seaforth, on March 2nd, to Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Croft, a son, (Robert Gordon)
HILL -In Moose Jaw, on January 27th, to Mr. and
Mrs. John Hill, a eon. (Maurice George)
STANLAKE -In Stephen, on February 18th, to Mr.
and Pers. James Stanlake, a sere
HUXTABLE-In Centralia, on February 21st, to
Mr. and Mrs. William Huxtable, a son.
MUSGROVE Wingham, on Febru try 2Ist, to
Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Musgroveea son.
HAYDEN-10 Howid, on February 22nd, to Mr.
tand Mrs. John Haynen' a daughter.
HOHNER- In Stanley, ouFebruary llth, to Mr.
/and hire. William Hohner, a eon.
DOYLE-In Hibbert, on February 16th, to Mr. and
Mr. James Doyle, a son.
O'SULLITAN-eln McKillop on February 27th, to
• Mr. and Mr*. James o'Sullivan, a son.
CAMERON -In Tu ekerernith, on March 2nd, to Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh D. Cameron, a dauehter.
FOSTER -At Toronto, on February 26th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Foster, (nee Mae Hart) a daughter.
Mrerrittehait
BEST-G1LLESPIE-Atehe home of the Irides par.
cuts, in Seaforth, an March end, Mr. Harold 11.
Best, of Reeina, to Delia Maud, daughter of
Mr. aud Mrs. William Gillespie, by Rev. F. II
Larkin.
ARMSTRONG-OREWBS-At the James Street
Methodist church parsonage. on February 24th,
byRev. Mr. McAlister, Mr. George Irvine Arm-
' strong, to Miss Helen Pauline. eecond daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crewe, all of Exeter.
WEBBER-WOODS-At the parson e, Eli 'II ,
on .hebruary 19th, Frederick Webber, son of
Mrs. John Webber, to Miss Laura. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods, all of Unborne.
HAYFB-SMITH-In Clinton, on February 24th, by
Rev, J. 0. Potts, Mary Frances Smith of Goder-
ich township, to Harry George Hayee, of
Detroit.
SLOAN-KRAHLING-In Morris, on February 13th,
at the reeidenee of the bride's father, Johanna,
eldest dsughter of Mr. George Krahling, to Mr.
Thome Sloaa, Blyth.
GRAY-STEWART-At Holmeeville, on February
read, by Rev. J. McCormick, Gladyn H. Steware
cf Oaborne, to Lawrence Ir. Gray, of Goderich
townehip.
Deaths
TWITCHELL-In (Minton, on February 20th, James
Twitdell, aged 76 years -
WARD -In Grey township, on February 21st, Al-
bert William, son of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Ward,
aged 1 year and 4 months.
KOCEIEMS-At Zurich, on February leth, Mr: Val-
entine Kochems, aged 67 years and 2 months.
JACOBE-At Bauble line, Hey, on Fehruary 19th,
Mrs. Jaeobe, aged 80 years.
DREHMANN-At Baydeld, on February 24th,
Elizabeth Anne Haines, wife of Mr. Henry Dreh-
men, aged 43 yeers,
ELLIOTT-In Exeter, on February 2eth, Mrs. Ben-
jamin Valack Elliott, in her 90-th year.
WILLIAMS -In Tuekersmith, on February 28th,
Mary Ann Geary, wife cf the late Michael
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Tuesday, March 16th, ae 1 p.m., on Lot i, Con.eekiloh 8, Ilibbere, Farm stook, implemen s and
hoesehokl furniture, William MeLellan, Pro rietor
Thee. BrOwn, Auctioneer.
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LEARING aionsoereALE OF FARM 8 00K
IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD F U ler-
URE-Thoneas Brown has been intruded by Wm.
McLellan, to sell by public andlon, on Lot 17, Con.nsion 4, townchip of Hibbert, on Tuesday, 5aroh
16th, at 1 o'clock. Horses-Otie draft horse iislng
four, one good working horse, one mare in foal ris-
ing lour. 1 aged mare, i driving horse rising 64 1
driving horse rising three. Cattle -1 cow in pale
two heifere rising 2 yeas old, 2 fat heifers, 1 arlf, 8
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deem al
rising 3., Hogs -1 brood sow with six pi , 1
brood sow, 1 York hog, 18 pigs from 25 pounds u I to
truok nearly new, 1 Massey Harris mower ne rly
150. tIreplemenie-1 Massey-Harrbinder lis ith
new, la die° drill just usedelast enema, oultiva or,
tuanuie spreader, horse rake, wagon, 2 buggies, c t -
ter, one 2 -furrow plow, 2 welkisig plows, four seat on
harrow, hay rack, pig rad, set sleigh% gravel b )c,
fanning mill, bay fork car and 200 feet of ro e
water trout/It . lined, cement trough, sugar kett e
2 sets working batmen, 1 Set single harnese, shove e,
forks, drawbar, itiffletrees, one 10 horse ;pow r,
Cliden, mate, is good shape, stone boat, whee
barrewe grindstone and a lot of other article
Household furnitureEratension table, 5 bedateadsel
dozen amine Cook atove, partor dove, amid, dtehee
lamps., kitchen, table, copper boiler. Terms -A
sums of $5 and under, meth ; over that amount
months eredit will be given on furnishing approve
joint notes. .A discount or 5 per cent off for cash d
credit amounts. No reeerve as the farm is rented.
WILLIAM MaLELLAN, Proprietor ; Thos. Brown
Auctieheer. 2464 -td '
&MING OUT AUCTION SALE OF FARM
jj STOCK AND IMPLEVENTSe-Mr. Thames
town has been instructed by Mr. Adam Dodds, to
sell by public auction, on Lot 27, Concession 1,
MoKillop, adjoining the town of Seaforth, on Thurs-
day, March 18th, 19M, at 1 o'clock p.m., sharp, the
following property. Horses -- 1 mare ten years
old Witold to Spot, one mare rising five years old,
el mare rising 3 years old, 2 geldings ris1ng:2 ears
colt 9 months old. Cattle -1 cow due to calve in
April, 2 cows due to calve in May, 5 fresh caws, 6
steers weieht between 11 anel 1 cwt.. 3 beef -ring
helfere 9youn rerattle from 10 to 18 months old, 5 young
calves. Plge-1 sow due to litter about lee of April,
7 pigs alio it 4 months old, about 100 hens. Irnple-
merits -1 bihder, mower, hay rake, hay terider, seed
drill, cantivator, disc, roller, menure spreader, Coat-
ahutt eingle riding plow, walking ploys, diamond
harrows 4 eeetions, seuffler, wagon, gravel box, pair
bobsleighs, hay rack, buggy, 2 clatters, road care,
pig crate, stone boat, root pulper, Melotte cream
separator, set single harness, set dOuble harnese,
set plow harness. 2 robes, fanning mill, feed cart,
set weigh scales 2000 pounds, cram -cut saw, set
saw -log bunk,, Daisy churn, 2 ten -quart cream cans,
pails, whiffletrees, eeekyokee, chains, Jerks, wire
stretchers roee ana pulleys and other articles, No
resesve as the proprietor has sole his farm. NO
outside stock sold at this sale. Terms -All sums of,
$5 and under cash; over that amount 8 inonts credit,
will be given or furnishing approved joint notes. e
cents on thedollar off for cash on credit amounts.
ADAM DDS, Proprietor; Thomas Brown
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EARING OUT AUCTION SALE OF FARM
eTOOK, IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FOR..;
NITURE, HAY AND ROOT' -M. Thomas Brovrn '
has been instructed lay kr. William Wilson, to aell
by public auotioe, on Lot 2, Coneession 4, Huliett.
on Wednesday, March 10, at 1 o'olock p.m., the fol-
lowing property :liorses-1 w orking horse 6 years
years old, 1 working mare b years old, 1 driving
horse 8 years old, Cattle -1 cow due to calve end
of April, 2 farrowo,. 2 young °owe havine raised
a calf each, 1 heifer two years old, 1 heifer lie years
old, 5 calves. Hogs and Poultry -Two broad sows,
14 young pies 3 to 4 months old and about fifty
hens. Implements -1 illaesey-Harris binder 7 toot
out nearly new; Massey -Harris cultivator, Massey -
Harris hay tedoer, seed drill 12 hoe, set diamond
iron harrows 4 bailie, leremier riding plow, walking
, plow, hay Jake 10 foot, gang plOw, root pulper, mow-
er, land roller, gaeoline eragine 4 h. p., Maple Leaf
grinder with belt, cutting box 3..cy1inder, lumber
wagon, set double harness, pair bolasleighs, 2 bete
single flames% wagan box, gravel box, stook rack,
hay mark, car a ith pulletrs, rope, slings and hay fork
attached, McLeughlin topouggy, MoLauehlin cut-
ter, Meiotte cream etepare. >or wheel barrow, forks,
chains, sugar kettle and othe'r articles too numerous
to mention. Also a quantity of hay and roots for
sale. Furniture -2 kitchen Miele 3 heating stoves"
No reserve as the proprietor has sold has term.
Terme of sale -All sums 01510 and under oath, over
that amount 8 months" oredit,on furnishing approv-
ed joint notes, 4 cede on the dotter off for cash on
credit amounts. Hay and roots to be moth. WIL-
LIAM WILSON, proprietor ; Thowas24)36.1rntawn,
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CTION SALE FARM STOOK, IMPLEMENTS,
HAY, ROOTS AND, GRAIN. -There will be
seed by public auction on Lot 23. North Boundary
of Usborne, on d Tueede -, March 9.h, 1915, at one oh
14,
closharp, the folio log property: Horses -One
choice brood mare 5 y rs old,with fealetgricultural;
choiee gelding 6 years old, farmer's driving mare,
quiet and reliable; agricultural filly rieing 2 years
by Ascott Heir, agriculture] gelding rising 3 years
by Celonel Graham, driving colt rising 8 years.
Cattle -Cow due to calve et time of sale, 2 choice
Holstein cows due in March and April, half bred
Jersey row due later, two good grade cows
due later, 4 deem rising 3 years ready to ship,
2 beifers rising 3 yearn, 2 heifers 2 years old, steers 2
years old, heifer calf, steer calf. Hors -2 choice
bred sowe due in April, 12 atore hogs, 180 lbs.weight
and 50 hens and pullets. Implements-Lnanber
wagon ana box, pair imbeleighe to b
a p
Imanure epreader, nearly new; binder, mower, horse
rake, steel land roller, 18 Ind disc harrow, 3 -horse
cultivator. walking. plow, set iron harrows, root put -
per, set 2,000 lb. melee, 2 sets double team harness,
set single harness gravel box i
L. , horse
bisnkets, forks, shovelt, hoes, c;hains, boxes, barrels.
quantiey salt in barrels, end numerous otherartieles.
10 tons choice timothy hey, 7:00 huthels barley, some
of:which might do for ssed,e00 bateau eats, some of
which might also do for seed ; a quantity mangolds,
quantity lumber -pine, elm and oke, kitchen cook
stove, Daisy churn, eidebnard and other household
furniture; syrup boiling pan. number sap buckets
and spike and 10 new stable windows. Terme-85
and uuder, cash; over thet amount 10 months' audit
on approved joint notes. 5% per annum off for cash
ou creditarnounts. Podeively no reserre Ai the pre-
prietor has sold his farm. JOHN GLENN, IZI) rte.-
tor 41108. CAMERGN, Auctioneer.
I
UOTION SALE OP FARM STOCK AND I-
PLEMBNIS-Mr. Theme Brown has been iii.
noted by Robe Brownhateueselt by waffle auction.
on Lot 28, Conoession 4, 'L.E.S., Tuekersmith, on
Friday, Marchlth, at 1 teoloek p. m., sharp, the !a-
lewife( properts ; Eitorees-i-leegriculeurai mare rho
in. 6 yeare old, 1 agricultural mare rising 5 years;
old in foal, 1 heevy draft edit lenient/se o/d, 1 aged
driving nrare im foal, 1 big driving mare rising, Jour
years sired by Wilder Tree, 1 'driving colt, rising two
years by The Pope, Cattle -1 cow due to calve et
time of sale. 1 cow due to 'calve in April, 1 cow due
to calve in June, 1 Jersey cow due to calve in May,
riare old, 3 heiferir rig two years old,: heif-
1 fresh cow (mine In in ETember), 3 steers Heine.
two ye
era rising one year old, 1 .celf ewo months oki.
Pigs and Pon1try-1 sow with litter at foot, lelarge
sow to litter in April, 8 pigs five months old, 8 pigs
three months old, snd . some hens. Implement -4 --
McCormick binder nearly new, Massey -Barris cul-
tivator, Massey-Haaris hay loader and eide delivery
rake new, Deering mower. t, en -foot steel hay -rake,
Maasey-Marris seed drill, 12 -hoe, Kemp manure
apreader 3 -barrel land roller, newlast spring, spade
harrow, 2.turrowed riding plow, 1 Verity walkiug
plow. No.7, twin gang plow, root pulper, set dia-
mond harrews 4 sedum, Chatham fanning mill with
.bagger attachment, set weigh scales, capacity 2000
pounds, Bendier, 2 Imhof wagons, wagon box,
gravel box, hay rack, set bobsleighs, Inikado buggy,
buggy pole, sinale buggy, large water tank, sugar
kettle, /sore mile can, set dOuble harness, set plow
herness, 2 ads single henna, wheelbarrow, grind-
stone, 2 dozen grain bags, a quantity of good elean
timothy [seed, :a quentity 'ref mangolds, Capital
cream separator, leader, pair horee blankets, 2 oak
barrels. 2 sets double -trete, goat skin robe, rag,
some anchor posts, forlueesho,vels, ropes, chains and
a number Of small artieles tooinumerous•to mention.
No reservetas the proprietor has sold his farm.
Terms -All sums of $10 and under, cash ; over that
amount 8 months' credit :onfurnishing approved
joint notate A discount of 5 per cent per annum off
for °Rah oh credit amount&OBERT BROWNLEE
Proprietor; Thomas Brown, Auctioneer. 2462 -td
I '
EXPOSITOR
impRoTANT
OUSE FOR SALE -A cornioiable house'. for'
'pleasenely situated, Apply to THOMAS
BIOK Seaforth. 2464x1,
Jemm••••.......1.1111.111
ete atrycouw. Tieoeironfroa... %rite HOLLINRAKE
GENTS -Our new illustrated cadlogueuvafillul
GONT13-Tha World's Greeted War, inoludiri
.Oginedat's pert, profusely illustrated with hogt,
ual battle wens', record seller. • Alike seven. theth
Jar dad eample book free on promise to.canyas.
LIN; re, COMPANY, Brantford. 2462-4
LLY SUNDArS MESSAGE ANIS • METHODS-
.
Extraordinary revivalist, Quarter million
c /river -tie Thrilling book. Everibody orders.
Makesixeto ten dollare daily. Sample hook free on
pro-ni o trauma. BIBLE HOUSE, Bradford .4
$.4
ESIDENCE FOR SALE - A comfolieble frame
residence near the High &hoot. Good cellar
bard and soft water, a first class staple end half an
acre a groun ouse heated by furnace. Cheat)
for quick • e. Terms may., Apply GEORGE
TURN Seaforth. 2464-tf
, .
FOR SALE -Lot 13, Ooneession 8, To ant'
ship of Stanley. 100 acme, mostly under earth
viition, good stone house with wood and driving
sheds attached. Also bank barn. Spring water all
the year round. Farm suitable either for grazing
or graky Terms moderate. Apely to JOHN KET-
CHE rut:sof/fele 24214f
ABM FOR SALE. -Lot 6, Concession 9, Tucker-,
• smith, containing 100 acres, about seven acres
-ander bush. The farm is well fenced and drained
and in a good state of cultivation. There are on the
Ramifies h good frame house, bank barn, pig house,
sen house, drive house and two goad wells. For
berms and particulars apply on the premises or ad --
dram MAS. JOHN MoCLOY, Egmoedville P.O.
err 285641
ARM FOR SALE -Being Let 7, :lilt el
• Township of Hullett, containing. 10D acme
eholoe land, ,on the oraaneee are a 1 area o Lek be
with stabling underneath, with cemane (bar
throughout. New oriole house with ( traVn in th
hiller. Well fenced and under drained. will be sold
reasonable as the owner wishes to give up farming.
For further information apply on the premises of
address, Seaforth P. 0., smarm J. CLARK.
23934f
ARM FOR SALE -For sale 100 acres .ofchoice
laud hi the Township of Hibbert, being Lot 28,,
Caneession.9. On the prennees are a briek house,
drive shed, hank barn with stabling, hen house and
pig pen underneath. The farm is well fenced and
underdrained, and there are 10 acres of hardwood
hush. Rural Mail and Telephone flonnentfon.
For fulrtller particulars apply to ADFJANE SILLERY
affa nt. 2422-tt
• leel FOR SALE -Lot 10, Concession 6, L.R.S.,
Tuderamith. The farm contains 100 acres, all
cleared and in a good state of ,oultivation. Three
never failing wells, windmill at learn. Good hank
barn 50x88, pig house, hen house and drive shed.
A good frame house with furnace. An acre and a
half of e rit gooel orchard. Thie choice farm is
within nes of &areal], on the Kippen road,
HEN FORSYTH, Egmandville. 246247
ACRE FARM FOR SALE -Five and three-
quarter miles Iran the village of Brussels, 7
from Blyth and 8 from Belgmve. There is a never
failing eupply of water. Bank barn 40x72, frame
house with concrete cellist, rural mail and telephone
It is well adap d for both stook and grain, one-
half mile m sohool and three-quarters front
liras. ply to FRED ARMS fRONG, Gilbert,
lberta r on the olace to EDWIN ARMSTRONG,
. R. • 4Bruesele. L2455.tf
OOD FARM FOR SALE -For Sale Lot 25 and
pare of Lot 24, Concession 14, Meleillop, con -
Laing 130 acres. There are on the premises a
odern brick house with hard and soft water.
here is also a good barn 60x126, with stone foun-
d tion and stabling underneath, driving. shed 30x40
o i done foundation, pig pen and hen house, all
i good repair. There is also a gaol bearing or-
e ard and two never failing wens. The farm is wen
u derdrained and well teamed and in a high state oft
c Itivation with 10 acres of hardwood bush. It is
II situated on the North gravel road 1 mile south
of Walton 0. P. R. station, also telephone and meal
m il delivery. This is a choice farm and will be
sol • on reasoeable terms. For further particulars
ahl IV on the premises or addrees. W. J. D1024K58804N1
Walton.
asoline Engine for Sale
For sale a seven horse -power gasoline engine in
noel shape, will sacrifice for cash. Apply to
24,1x4 • L.:ABERHART, Seaforth
• Notice
Town of Seaforth
Sale f land for taxes at To Nn hall, Seaforth, on
Ttiursday, March 11th, at 3 p. m.
24644 'JOHN A WILSON, Treasurer:
For Sale
An el' roomed brick house and four lots. The
aouse h a slate roof and just ten minutes walk to
town, ha a good caller and hard and soft water on
She pre Wes. Apply to sae, etee,1 eer, I -731-MI
2462xe GEORGE SlifITHERS
For Sale
; A web red Holstein male animal twelve months
old. Thi is an exceptionally large animal and will
be sold fo seventy nye donate. Apply
J s HN McCIAA, •Kippsn Road, 1 male south
of leginondville. 2461x4
WinthrOp Xreamery.
A Meeti g of the patrons of the Winthrop oream-
ery will be eld in Caldera Hall, Winthrop, on Mon-
day, Marl • 165, at 2 o'olocit p.m., for the
transactio of businese. All interested are request-
ed to attend.
2464-2•
R. SOARLETT, President
A. A. OUTHILL, Secretary
otibe to Creditors.
In the Surr gate Court of the County of Huron,
In the ii.atler of the Estate of Willi= Morrison,
of the town of &afore*, deoeaged.
Netiee is hereby given in pursuence of the Stat.
ute in that behalf that all persons having Any claims
or d'emands ;against the estate of the late William
Morrison, who died on or abeut the 16th day of
Mard A. De 1914, at tbe town of Seaforth, ht the
eouney of Huron, are required to send postpaid, or
deliver. to the undersigned, Executor of the last
Will arid Testament of the said William Morrison,
their names addresses and full particulars in writing
of their cleirrs and a statement of their aeedilat
and the nature of the securities if- any, had by
them; dully verified by affidavit. and toe -notate
that after the 22nd day of March A. n, 1915, tlin
Executor will proceed to distribute the awes of
the said deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the (realm of which
they dell than have had notice, and that the said
Faceoutors will not be responsible for the said anew
or any part thereof to any person, of whose claim
they shall not then have received notice. ALEX-
ANDER HERR, for the Executors, Walton p .o.,
R.Ar:htlhe town of Seaforth, this 255h day of
February,-A.D.1915. 2464-3
New Blacksmith
Shop in Dublin
-
Isaac A. Hannah , for several years
in th.e shop of R. and F. Devereux,
Seaforth, also in several. thrst class
shops in Stratford, has opened a shop
in
DUBLIN
OPPOSITE WEBBER'S HOTEL
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Blacksmithi g in all its branches will
be carried o4, horse -shoeing a special-
ty. Repair § of all kinds promptly at-
t.nded to. Give me a trial.
laic A, Hannah
N. B. -Terms: Settlement every four
• , months. 2462x4.
nnputwernent
chased
ctiprWoatle * • ingigallat
opportunct of i
public that i a o
carry oiebusi
'the them eta
Sprout, and
eeinzr6dtotx1e
ia1 ierzuitati
thank you for
and can asS
square deal,.
Patronage
your coni
e interests
the firpeof
'I take this
forteing ,the
,intention to
1s t Seaforth by,
•
t of Sproatf &
I. .to extend' a
to 1 my old'
1,neve..- •I
pastfavors,
ettthe usua,I
reciate your
nt it. At
oss 1.Sproat
Pigs! Pigs'
II have for sale seven thoroughbred Tamworth
stem, also three griade York ewe of good. rinality
apri grth
and mothers raising large lz beer $
0 n e of these snws has 10 fine youngster
at, foot, now. .Any person wanting anything.
1nthis line should see me Jidda buying elsewhere.
These yonng TamwOrth Rows are out of the well
kneven herds of H. German, of St. George, One., and
Cl*les Oursey, of Morriston, Ontario. These
sows are bred to choice hogs and any one wanting
gond stuff ahould not miss this chance. The priees
arehinly what most people ask for menarels. Also
a choice young hoar of breeding age. Drop a line or
eo4e and eee 1 eae good pigs. Phone 6 on 338,
011 ton.
240304f
J. E. HUGILL, Seaforth.
G soline Engines
All s zes from i to 3o h. p.
Late4 improved. Will use
either\ gasoline or kerosene.
Send for circular and prices.
ramswis
Ihe hobert Bell .Fneine
Th esher Co., Limited
Seaforth, .O,it
Beecihwood- Store
'
Dear Fri nds : .
I re urn my sincere thanks to
all those who so promptly respond-
ed to my I notice of the ' last two
weeks. any came and paid their
accounts. t There are still accounts
on my books, and those indebted
will kindlir call at once and settle,
as 1 mut have money. Every
little helps'to pay big bills.
I hav
and well ught stock which en -
IL
a large, well selected
ables me tcb continue good values
to you. tSpecial values in teas,
flour is don, a few kegs of No. 1
lake herriar to clear at $4. See
our clearin of socks and rubbers,
mitts, glov s, sweaters, caps, and
many other useful articles.
I am,
ours Respectfully
K. Holland
a ted!
Logs and
Heading Bolts
We, the undersigned are prepared
to pay the highest cash price for logs
and heading bolts delivered at the
Seaforthsaiie
wmiL
Basswood ing
bolts to be cut
20s andoft elm,4Oi nchesofts 34 pg e
• -and beech logs
to be, cut 11, 13 a d 16 feet.
Hard maple 12 feet All other logs
to be cut10 12 1 and 16 feet.
Special attent on paid to custom
s
a
w
eirn
g
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Fparticular, apply at the office of
the Seaforth sa» null.
Ame t Bros.
Seaforth
'Ont.
24574
Brucefie
• Wanted
LOGS.
hcugis eTsot
• - CHOPI
d Sawmill
0,
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11 kinds at the •
sh prices.
SAWING. sat-
• isfaction I
41. for
• P.
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uaranteed.
t RwohLLINork done.
y way: Logs;
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40 0.4 f
,
orses. the only
G. Finest of
ANADIAN
Of COMMERCt
SIR EDMreieD WALKER, C.V.O., -C-L Jima
ALEXANDER LAIRtittit.aeral Manager 4011N AIRD, Agit, Gekrai
CAPITAL, $15,000;000 RESERVE FUND, $13mo
TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
FOR THE SUMS OF
$10, ''.$20, $50 of $100
payable at their face Value in the principal countries of the world, are/
for a small commission by all branches of the Bank. ,
Easil*, negotiated ..anywhere and self -identifying, they are, alir 3
indispensable to the tilOeller. The holder is protected, in the event
loss of the cheques, as a: separate letter of identification is issued w
them. " There is no safer or more convenient method of earrying.mon
when travelling.
• Seaforth Brant -K
W. 0. T. MORSON - -
Manage
elememeetessonerremwm.......ememeelessenelmalownine
NTED2
300 Power Machine Operators.hSteady
work for several months . on
Army supplies. We win. furnishk 1odg,;-
ins at. $1.50 a week and. meals' served -
in
\ 0
ur own cafe at cost. Apply at OM*
Peab9dys, Ltd., Walkerville, On
• "MADE IN CAN
Ford Tou g Car
Price 90
Prices ot ocher F rdt, cars are :
Two -passenger out $540
Two -passenger foUP let $85o
Five -passenger dan$II5o. All
cars fully equipped including el-
ectric headlight. Prices V. 0.B.
Ford, Ont. Buyers of all Ford
cars will share in our profits if
wesell 30,000 cars between Aug-
ust a, 194 and Ati„o•ust x, 1915
All Ford cars on exhibition :at
J• F. Daly's Garage, Main st.,
Z:Seaforth, Ont.
Double Track all the Way
Toronto -Chicago
Toronto -Montreal
Unexcelled Train Service
Highest Class of Equipment
Winter Tours to California
Flori di nd Sunny South
Fast Trains -e4_ &ice of Routes
Low fares now in effect
For full particulars consult G. T. R.
ticket agents or write. O. E. Horning,
D. P. .A., Toronto.
W. Somerville . Tcwn Aken
W. Plant Depot Agent
C. E. HORNING, D. P A.,
Union Station. Toronto, Out
• For •' Sale t„, 1. •
• ,
•• LUMBER, all kinds for 4
all purpose
LEHIGH
CO. 1,, the
isfi
C DA
frefrh iar1oa
I3tJ F F A
F RTINZ
test. 1.13
ncrse y
and patriot
CEDAR F
grown highl
dealings shall en
ily to merit your
• patronage.
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• I solicit and by
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Logs
ll g Bolts
VALLEY: and /Basswood
coal that sat- •
CF.MENT, a 1 anted
• just arrived. i
L 0 BRAND - -
- $112 to $16
RS, best by
roper way to gj, ut 8, 11, '13 16
r production : aves $14
e
feet iong, fit
nd cedar. • $16
Soft Elm
Elm •Lo
feet, fit for
_Elm Logs, 12
for hoops
S S, home-
•
fair, square •
eavor worth- I
ost liberal •
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• J. B. M stard John McDonald
BIR1LICLT
Phone 11 o ETD ;
1
Basswood Heading, No.
)20 inches long •$2.50
•
II Walton Saw Mills
248147
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CREAM WANTED
We have our Creamery now in full
operation, and we want your patron-
age. We are. prepared to pay you
the highest priceefor your cream, pay
you every two weeks, weigh, sampre
and test each can of cream carefulbr
and give you statement of the same.
We also supply can free of charge,
and give you an honest business daal.
Call in and see us or drop us a card for
particulars
• The Seaforth Creamery
,Seaforth
Ont.
ORSE
BLANKETS
We have a complete assort-
ment of Canadian M ad e
Blankets -jute L:ned, 5-a
Stay -on Sur ngies (the kind
that n't ill off) ranging
in pric.fro1 $1.50 to.% each
Al w ol •lankets in tancy
checks n. square's, Si to $5
each rsey blankets, with
surcing $2, $2.50.
OBES •
anad best prAuction, in-
cIudjn S atchewan Cub Bear,
(ii:eat!i,Vest Arctic, and Bishop
R6be at v y reasonabie prices.
rlptts a d Gloves
We have a, co piete assort-
ment, of Men's a Boys' Mitts, .
Gloves and Gauntlet)
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M. Broder
Opposite Commercial Hotel
SEAFORTH
Harness Trunks Valises