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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1915-06-07, Page 5(7,1915 nrUPt are both high and low leathers. There ate and the new mahogany mart receding toes and s gun metal calf shoes, rt vamps for 3.50, 4.00 ce triode's, high toes or Men's tan calf shoes, 4.00 aiitt` +so. Men's the seasons latest for olt, gun nnetal calf or . co a pair. On every who is looking for the HOT Simpson. Mrs. Simpson be- 4t's neice.-Mrs. M, Drake h improving the kitchen dwelling by bricking it • tang other improvements, . J. V. Wilson are xroving opposite the postoftice by Mr. James W. Bon - W. E Iloggarth was call - last. we.k. on account of htr sua, 13ri, who is En_ a-a:a there and or th.-: past !council have. very -proper- the indefa.tigable services M. Akx. .[urdok. in thth n.w town buildings Entertainments recently etion therewith by pre - ;vial a cheilue for $59. ;Ur, 'rvices in this connection and wtre cheerfully rem- - recognition is -well Crig.-Our villagers :oL.arn of the death of -„vh1.7.11 occurA an' Satur- i. tha lst May. after a at the age of 84 sears, Craig came with her -Londonthrry County, Ire- ; in Hurrn and coming \to v years later, where they Et.w years. They went to District, where they lived ears.. In 1914, Mrs. Craig sale back to lIensall, and later, they toQk a trip to ire they stayed for over . Mr -.1. Craig then 88 „years the journey remarkably ttrned feeling much @etter , but much better pleased ith Canada:: The deceased 'kably bright old lady for possessed of a most so- adly disposition and wasNa n both old and young on LE --r bright and lively roan- 7tairrs were interred in the at 13aircrs cemetery on moon, The funeral service nere was conducted by her :ev. Mr. Smith, assisted by and the funeral was' attended. The deceased for ward to the arrival of a latices from the old coun- '-icated much pleasure In - a. st rs hed rame garage with two inch and minted two "examine plan and x and xxx nable. Buy 3:i;our rices may never be uote you. senforth, Ont. ns at 15c c box for 20e , for furniture, les for 25c blankets t le pound. etc. . SEAFORTH MAY 7. 1915 MAItKETS -SIZitle0 IOW MARKETS Tligradety, Kay the 1916. 1411-2insal(etauderd).(new).”--.. 1 40 to r to Ostia pee bushe(naw) ... 66 te 55 Pats, per bushel.... 4i a• 150 (10 1 50 Arley, per hushel.a..--... 60 so 65 Bean per ban...• • ••,,• •e••• •• ••••••••-, VS 00 to 26 00 atone. per tau-- a - 28 00 to 28 OD Flour, per -1W .asa. .. 3 75 to 4 00 Buten' No. 1; locee...004.4.0.1,••,t.trak, 25 to 96 Roe )fsea.. 19 tea'. 20 taw' • . . .a...•. 12 00 to 15 00 Potatoes, per bsg•30. to 30 ....... 2 60 to 2 75 , Bean Market. flg=7N Toronto, 'May 4. -The market is qtdet at $8.26 for prime, and $6:35 to 43.40 for, hand-picked. , Tietralt, May 4. -Beans --Immediate shipment, 43; June, $3.10 per bushel, shipping points. Limas, 7 1-2c to 8c per ptamed. '••• 1111001011111111111111111=1.101111.1W +1, OR $.11 to scea; wethers, $7.50 to, 461 ;'ewe, VI to, VA; cull sheep, 44 to. 4510. Calve,-Receiptee 1,600. Market 46c to 600 higher. Tops, 4950 to ($10„; fair to pod, 46 to $91 heavy, 461-,o $7;'grass- era, 44 to OEM. e' Montreal, ed)ay 4.-Cattle-Priceg were fic per 100 patmds higher, Owing to the shortage of euPpliee and increased de- sretand. The quality of the eattle effered: was &nett better than aanal at this iseaeost thh year, and MI atotive trade wiws dime. There was no further .cluinge in condition Of the .fliarket or year - lin , but -prices were firm under demandand small Offerings: The tone Of the market Or sheep was stronger. Butchers' cattle, choice, 48.- 46 to 48.60; do., rneditun, $7 Jo '$7.50: doe carmen, 45.25 to $6.25; tanners. $4•to $6; butchers' cattle, choice cows, $6.1e to 47 ; do., reeduine 45.76 to 46.50; 130., Wills, 46 to $7.15; -milkers, choice, each, 470 to $75; do., carcimon end me- dium, each, 450 to *65; springers, 450 to $AO. Sheep, ewes, $6.26 to 46.50; banks and culls, $5.76 to $6; lambs, •$9.69 to $9,76. Hogs„ -a(9.2% to $9.50, Calves, $2.50 tie $14. • Toronto Seed Market Prices quoted to country merchaete tor recleaned seeds, Canadian Govern- ment tested, per cwt. -Red clover_ No. 1, '420-°t0 44X;; do. No.16, o S18.5*; do. ifo.. aisike, No. V, 41a,66 tto $20,60; flo.e.No.$11.50 to 118.64; do., No. 3, $16; di -smithy, No. 11 410.75 to $11.264, Poultry Markets Toronto, May 4.-Dreseed, - thick- ens, 1b, 28 Ito iree refowl, 121 tO 220; ducks, lb., 2e; turkeys, lb. /28 to •32c; geese, lb., 19 to 20. ,Live-Citickens, 111,- 19 to 20e; liens, lb., 16 to 17c; ducks, Ib,, 20e; geese, db., 15 acoagc. Toronto Horse Market • Following are quotations at local' ex- changes:-Ileavy draughts, young and sound, 1,300 to 1,500 lbs. and up, $175 to ,$240; Batt raughts, young and •aeund, $95 to $140; drivers, $120 to $180; farm c'hanks, $140 to $190; ser- viceably soand, $70 to $140; good: work- ers, $30 and ap. Da.r Markets Mont real _May 4. -Chine Finest. wasterne, 17 to 17' 1-4c; finest easterns. 16 '1-4 to 16 1-2-e 13utter - (;`,Itoicee..t oe-amery, 30c; seep -ads, 29 1-2c, Egn-r-' Frosh.- 22 to 23c; , selected, 253; No. 2 stoek. 2Ic, Toronto, May 1. -Butter -The market. is more active wfth offerings fairly largs. Choice dairy, 26 to 27c; inferior, 21 to 23c; creamery prints, 34 'to 85c; do, solids, 30 to 31c. Eggs -The mar- ket is steady, with sales at i21 to 22c per doz., in case lots. Cheese -The mar- ket is quiet, with new quoted at 17e for larga, and at 17 1-23 for twins. Old quoted at 19 .to 19 1-4c. Hoeey.- Bunn-heat, 7 1-23 a lb„ in tins; 'lc to 7 3-4c in barrels; strained clover honey, 12 1-23 a pound in 60-1b. tins; 13c in 10 -lb. tins; 143 in 5-.1h. tins; comb honey, No 1, $3 per theF n ; No. 2. $2,40 per dozen. • Grain. Etc. • .41118111WMPINIINenglarNS skosmsoloof W. T. BOX & CO. .EMBALMERS AND . . FUNERAL DIRECTORS H.C. HOX & W.5. GORMLEY Holders of GovernmentPiPloma and License CHARGES 1v101;ERATE Night dalls • Day Calls Phone 107 ' Phone 50 1111011111? Births McLAOHLA.N-In Ilibbert, on April 24th, to Mr. andMrs. John A. McLanhlan, i dough ter. COOPER -In sborne, on April 25tb, to Air, and rs. Brnce Cooper, a sori, MELSON-In Exeter, 'on April 2.6ch, to M. a• nd Sirs Thomas Nelson, a son. SCHLUNT-In Dashwood, on April 2ith, to Mr. and Sirs. John Schlunt, a son. MURNF.Y-ain Oaderit h, nit April 'Nth, to Mr. and Mrs. Peed Murney, a citughter. FINCH -In maw], un April 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Finch, a daughter. ° 1,10TT-At Londeaboro, on April 28th, to Air. and Mrs. John Nott, a daughter. BRIaSCN--DUCIIA.RME-At Zurich, on April 27th, Louts Brisson, of Drysdale, to Emma Ducharme, of the Bronson Line, a - Marriage' SIESION-CHARETTE-At Zurich, on April 271,11, Frederich Simon, of Zurich, bo Agnea Ctuirette of the Sauble Line. ARMSTRO NG-GIBSON-At. the manse, Ford wieh, - on April 2. Let, by the Rev. A. 13. Dobson, Mary daughter of Mr. ard Mrs. Alex Gibson, to. Mr. David Armstrong, both of Howick. LEWIS-GARRET-In St. Paul's Church. Wingham on April atitb, by the Rt -v. E. G. Dkmond; alis Annie Garett, to Mr. Edwarl Laub, bolth o Winghtirn. SHACKLETaN-FLI:ETY-Ab the residence of the bride's mother, on aprii 16th, by ale Rev. E. J. Dymond, Miss Elizibeth A. kleuty, to Mr. Clar- ence A Seackleten, of Ashfleict. Toronto. alay 4. -Flour- Manitoba, first patents quoted et $8.10, in jute bags; escort(' patents, $7.60; strong bakers' $7,40. Ontario wheat flour, 90 psr cent. patents, quoted at $6.10 to to $6.45, sea.board. and at 46.40 to 46.60, Toronto freight. wheat-Maelitoba No. 1 Northern, Quoted at $1.67; No. 2 at $1 65, and No. 3 at $1.63. Ontario wheat is nominal at 41.50 to ($1.55 or No. 2 at outside points-. Oats. -Ontario quoted at 60c, outside, and 'at ,c63c, To- ronto. Western Canada, No. 2, quoted' at 67 1-2e, and. No 3 at 65c, 'Bay ports. Barley -The market is nom- , inal. Good malting grades, 73 to 75e, oetsid.e.. Peas. -The market is quiet, .with No-. 1 quoted at $1,60 to 41.70, outside. Millfeed.-Car lots per ton, bran • 426 to 427; shorts, $28 to 429; middtings 4g3 to 434; good feed Mar, $38 to $39. Oeicase-Canadian, 76 -pound bags $1.10 Spanish crate $4.25. Potatoes.-Ontarlos 65c per bag, oat ,of store; 60c -in car lots; New Brunswicks, 70c a bag in store •65c in car lots.,Baled Hay and Straw. - Local merchants. are now buying on track. Toronto, at the following prices: .No. 1 baled hay, $17 to $17.50; cattle hay, $14 to 414.60; baled straw, $7 to' $8. FARMS FOR SALE, 4.4.•••••61 VARA FOR SALE.-,Lote, Oonoession 0 Tucker- ,: smith, containing 100 sores, *bent seven safes ander law.** The farm le Well fenced and drained and Ws good state of oultivation; There are **the Pivee a geed trams bogie, ,liank barn, ,pig house, nen house. drive howls and two good was, For lens and partioulats apply on the remises*, et- ireealliite. Joint -molar, jgj 1.1 DARK FOR SALE --For mate 1.00'aores of choice 1.. laud in the Township ortlibbso, heingt.Los LB, 4111ostoteseion O. On the premises are a bviek house drive shed, bank barn with stabling, ,hen house and pia pen underneath. The farm is well tenesd and underdrained; and there are to tunes :,of hardwood 'bush. Rural Mail arid TelephoneConnection. For f other 'Articulate apply to ADELtlis MAUI' Ont.. - Deaths - 1JURCH-In Clinton, on April 27th, Jean Isabelle daughter of Mr. and lire, Murch, aged 4 years. PUGSLEY-In Winghaan, on April 26th, John Pug- sley, In his Stith year. ELLIS-In East Wawanosh, on April 26th, Florence Ellis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ellis, in her 19th year. BEAN -In Colborne township, on April 25th,*Robert Bean, aged 64 years oral 9 nionths. STEWART-In Goderioh on April 25th. James Stewart. SWARTS-In Goderich, on April 24tb, Edgerton R. Swarts, aged 60 years. PENNINGTON-In Colborne township, on April 27, William Pennington, aged 61 years. DUDLEY-lu Brussels, south, on April 244h, James Dudley,'aged 73 year and 20 days. PARKES-In Turnherra township, on April '27th, Williana Henry Parkes, aged 77 years 9 moriths and 18 days. KELLY -In Stratford, on April 16th. Elizabeth Smallacombe, xvife of Herman Kelty, formerly of Exeter. aged 38 years. HISLOP-In Tuckersinith, on April 29th, John His- lop, aged 76 years. • ' t ••••••••!•••••••0••••••••• White Wyandottes exclusively. Eggs for hatch- •lfrom two eelected pens of females. No. 1 mated . with Farmer's Advocate Weliwood stock. No. 2 Imes with McLeod Bros.,' I3eulah, bred to lay stock. 50e per setti nge. - JOHN S. HAY, R. It. Nris. 2, Kipnen . I • : ,• 2472x3 • • Funeral ector and' '4* I Licensed Embalmer . • Tlickersmith . • Undertaking parlors in Od.dfer I • lows building opposite • Stewart Bros. Resi- Court of Revision 4 dence Goderich at., opp . • • Dr, Scott's. • * Flowers furnished. on • • short notice. e Phone Night or Day 119. I • 4).ea Girl Wanted • • • •• •414104041***********404)41411•41,414110 • •••••••••=m8W AUCTION sALEra., ,kUOT1ON SALE -The executors of the estate of. of the late John Hawkins have instructed Thoinaa Cameron to sell by public' auction at his late residence on thetandon road, three miles south of rhe vllhga ot Heiman, on Friday. May 7th, at one o'clock sharp, a choice lot of horses, cows, young cattle and fat aattle ready for shipping, and a all line of impiements. Also some tint class hay. Pos- itively no reserve. Terms and particulars made known on day of sak. See posters. HAWKINS BROS., Executers. Dickson &.-Carling, Exeter, Sollc- itors for Executors; Thomas Cameron, Auctioneer. 2472.2 A UOTI(bN SALE oir HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -- 1k The undersigned has Instructed Mr. Thomas Brown, to tell viy public auction, his household effects, on Saturday, May 15th, at 1;30 pan., at Os residence, on James at., Seaforth, Music cabinet, centre ta,ole, 2 oak rookers, small rookers, walnut parlor suite, oak parlor table, platform rocker, •Gourlay piano„ mahogany (new) piano stool, 2 bed- room euites, Oak sideboard, 6 o .1c dining room chairs - oak extension table, couch, oak hall rack with mir- ror, 6 kitchen chairs, kitchen table, happy Though range, Eaniant Horne heater, gasoline stove With oven, Connor ball bearing washing machine, wringer capper oiler, tub bath tub, clothes basket, eight day 010 k, hanglog lamp, National family seales, self wriogin mop, curtain stretchers and thumb screws, lawn m wer, garden tools, coat oil tank, irons, pots, pans, di hes and other articles too numerous to men- tion. Iso McLaughlin buggy nearly new, set single harness rubber mounted, 'cutter nearly; new, foot- warmo , lined goat robe, blanket, set of bells. Ternas All sun s of 445 and under, cash; over that amount 6 month credit will be given by furnishing approved joint n tee. Discount ot 6 per eent per annum allowe of for cash on -credit amounts. C. W. AT- Prapoietor; Thomas Brown, ,Auotioneer. 2473-2. Assignee's Popular Stallions Notice to, Creditors. HuRows HIAWATHA 12947 In the matter of the estate Of itlehard ea Winter, of the town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, Furniture dealer, Insolvent., VOtiee Is hereby given that the said Richard G. :Winter, has made an assigthilent, under Revised Statutes of Ontarlo,1914, Chapter 134, to me, the .undersigned,.of all his estate, credits and effects for the general benefit of hie creditors, 0. meeting of thepreditors of the said Insolvent will be held at my office, at Seatorth. Ontario, on Thursday, the sixth (oth) day of May, 1915, at the hour of two. (2) o'olook, in the afternoon, for the purpoee of the ap- pointment nt inspectors and the giving of directions for the,diepottel of the estate. All creditors of the said debtor are hereby required to file their claim with me, the undersigned, verified by affidavit, on or before the date of the said meeting. And notice is further given, that, after the fith day of May, 1915 the Assignee will proceed to digtribute the assets of the said debtor amongst the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims .of which notice shall than have been given, and the Assignee will not be liable, for the aeseta. or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons, of whose claim he shall not then have had notice. J. U. BEST, Assignee, Seaforth, Ontario Dated at Seaforth, this 27th day of April, 1916. 2472-2 A UCTION SALE OF THOROBRF,D AND ITTGT-I GRA DE FARM -STOOK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Mr. Thomas Brown has iseen inatructen 'hy Air. W. IL Smillie to soli by public auction on Lot 24, Con- cession 1, LR.S., Tuelcerainith, 11 miles sleuth of Brueefield, on Friday, May 7th, at 1. o'clock p. m., Sharp, the following* property: Mates - 1 draft mare 7 years old, draft mare 0 years oW, draft mare 6 years old in foal, -draft gelding :3 yenta; chi, draft filly 3 year's ole in September, agricultpral filly ising 2 years, diaft filly 1 year old. and roadster mare 7 years old, reliable. Cattle-Regiatered Shorthorn cow froshened April lst, grand milker; Shorthorn ecu' with calf at foot and supposed to be in calf, Shorthorn registered °ow with male calf at loot, registered Hereford cow due to calve lefore sale, young grade cow milking and supposed to be in calf, Ayrshire pow 5 years old freshened April 23rd, reglin -tereciShorthorn bull 16 months old, roan, 4 yearling heifers aim steers, 5 calves of different ages, 2 of them eiigible for registration. 1 good lkinz cow supposed to be in °tie sheep, Pigs, etc -22 choice Leicester ewes none over 4 years oia with lambs at foot, brood sow due ro litter Mar 20th, 5 store pigs and a' out 100 Barred Roak hens. Implements-Maesey.lIarris binder 71001 cut,: just wit SO acres, Massey -Harris mower wide cut, Peter Hamilton 12 -hoe seed drill, alaesey-Harris 3 horse cultivator nearly new, 3 horse Mac bean harvester anti cultivator, used 2 Reasons, _turnip seeder nearly new. scaler, steel roller newly new, 4 -section harrows, 2 walking- plows, Imperial gang plow, high wagon, low wal...-o.n, democrat, wag- on boX. Spring seat, hayrack. oo.it, top buggy cutrAr set heavy slehrhe, 9500 lb. scales, Ohaihain !Rutting inill with btEgger attachment, Champion (tutting box Maple leaf grinder. Brantford galoline engine 8 1-2 h.p., used 3 winters, Pulper, hay rake, 2 wheelbar- fows. gotd water traug,h, quantity of basew000d and other lumber, some long elm joists 3x8, about 100 good cedar post., sem anchor posts, heavy larness with breeching and collars, set plow harness 2 sets light. harness, number of good open top collars pea harvester, apple barrel press, quantity ohoice seed corn on ear Longfellow variety, quantity pota- toes, good timothy hay & beans, truck for tongue, large anvil, chains, forks, neck yokes, spades, shovels draining scoops, whiffietrees, doubletrees, table, churn, Aladdin hanging lamp, dining room boning lamp, a coal oil stove and *quantity of 9 inch tile and numerous otberarticies. The whole will posit- ively be sold without reserve as the proprietor has sold his farm. Terms -All sums of .$10 and under cash; over that amount 10 months credit on furbish- ing approved joint notes. A disconnt of 4 cents on _dollar off for cash on credit amounts. - W. R. EMILLIE, Proprietor; Thomas %own, Auctioneer., 2472 2 Forest Home Poultry Yards, Live Stock Markets. Union Stock 'Yards, • Toronto, lalay 4„ -The quality a fat cattle was, :gen- erally speaking, the best of the season thus far, as there were more ;that sold. for $8 and, over than -have been seen on this market ast any one taneethis year. Trade was bfiek, all offerings., or near- ly all, being sold by the noon. hour. Prices were steady bef firm at the closing quotations of last week. Stock- ers and feeders were in demand at firm' prices, receipts being moderate. Milkers and springers also were in good de- zr and with values firm but -steady. Veal calves, sheep and lambs were in demand at unchanged values. Hogs also" weie firm at '$8.90 to 49 for 'those weighed off cars. Butchers' Cattle.-Choiceheavy steers, 47.75 to $8.20; choice butchere' steers and heifers, 47.50 to $7,76; good to eboice steers and heifers at $7.25 to 47.50; good steers and heifers at $6.90 to $1.15; medium'steers and heif- ers at 46.60 to $6.90; common e.t 146.25 . to $6.50; ehoice Cows, $6,50 to •.$6.75; good cows at 46.25 to $6.50; medium cows at $5.50 to $5,75; common cows at $5 te 45,50; canners and cutters at 4235 to 44.15; bulls at 45.50 to $6 75. Sto-kers and Feeders. -Common stock- ers, 600 to 750 lbs., sold at 45.15 to 46.50; good steers,' 750 to 900 lbs.., at: $6.65 to 47.25; -short keep steers, 1000 to 1150 lb -s., Sold at, $7.60 to $7.85. Milkers and Springers.-Recelpts werc not large, and all were soon ,taken at stea,ciy to firm prices. Choice fresh milkers and forward springers sold at 480 to- $.100 each; good cows, $65 to 475; common and medium cows at g‘40 to st55. Veal Calves. -Choice veal calves are worth $9 to $10, ibut scarcely any a this class are corning on the market; good, $7.50 to $8,75 ; medium, 47 to 47.50; common calves, $5.25 to $6; bobs, a2.50 ta 43. Sheep and Lan-bs.-Sheep ew( s, sold at e7 to $8; heavy Shecee ewes. euld at 47 to $8; neavy, sheep and rams. 44.50 to 46; yearling lambe $7:50 to 1O;sspring lambs at 45 to Ji tach. Hogs. -Receipts light and prices quoted az $8.90 to 49 weighed off car-. Buffalo. May 4, -Cattle -• Receipts, L875.aierket 10c to 15c higher. Choice to prines shipping steers $8 to i$8.25 do fair to good, $7.75 -Co 4.7.90; pain coarse, $7.25 to 47.40; prime handy steers, $7.50 to 'i825, do,fair .to good. $7.25 to 47.15; yearlings, $7.60 to $8 25 ; prim: fat heifers, 47.50 to 47,75; good butchering heifers, $7 to .7 50 ;do light, $5.75 to $6.50; best heavy fc.t cows, 46.25 to 47; good botchering co -vs. $S5.75 to $6,25; cutters, $4.50 to -b; canners, 43 to $4; fancy -tains, 46.50 to $7; best butchering bulls, $6 to $6.50; good killing bull.% $5,50 to 46.75; light bulls, 44.50 to 45. Hogs.-Receipr.s, 26,000. Market 10c to 15c lower. Heavy, •a7.80 to f8; medium and Yorkers, .48 to $8.05;pigs, Vt.'15 to $8. Sheep -Re- ceipts, 8,000. Market active* and higher. Top lab, 410.10 to 410.15; yearlings Tait! Wait! Beforebuying your 1Light- ning Rods, see what I am offering in 7 strand copper and 4 piece copper. Prices: 7:strand copper... 16C 8117c a foot The Tuckersmith Council will meet as a Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll. at the Council chamber, Seaforth, on Thursday, May 27th,- at 10 eau 2473.2 • D. F. MeGREGOR, Clerk 6 piece copper -- 14c & 15c a foot GEO. BROWNLEE 1.,444'44§SEAFORTH • GirI wanted to do general houSewOrk, no washing 'Apply stating wages required to Mra. II. A. McINTOSH, Cardale 2471-3 Manitoba SALE REGISTER. On Feday, May 71h, at 1 o'olook p.m., on Lot 24 Concession 1, 6,R,S. Tuckerarnith, farm stook and implements. W. It, Smillie, Proprietor; Thomas Brawn, Auctioneer. IMPORT,.ANT NOTICES TORE FOR RENT -The store in Scott's block, Seaforth, long occupied by A. Wilson, Druggist and Stationer& ie to rent. Apply SCOTT BROS., Seaforth. • 24704 'OR SALE --In Egmnodville, house and two lots, 11 corner location„ -on Alain road, electric lighted, chicken house and stable, small and large friiitss Great snap for sotneone. Apply at Exporntor Office. • 2472-1 ITORSE ANDIMPLEMENTS FOR SALE.- A heavy gelding 5 yews old, sound and good Worker. Also a Niassey-Harrls 13 -hoe -seeder good as new, a cultivator, harrows, wagons and other farm implements. Apply to JAMES SPROAT, Egniond. viiie P. 0. ' 2471-tf RESIDENCE FOR SALA - A comfortable frame residence near the High School.' Good cellar hardand soft water, a first class stable and half an acre ef ground. House heated by furnace. Cheap for quick salt. Teriw easy. Apply GEORGE TURNBULL, Seaforth. 2404-tf FARMS FOR SALE Kali FOR SALE -Lot 10, Concession 6, L.R.S,. .11 Tuekersmith. The farm contains 100 acres, all cleared and in a good state of cultivation. Tbree never failing wells,,,windmill at barn. Good hank barn 50x88, pig house, hen hause and drive shed. A good frame house with furnace. An acre and a half of extra good orchard. This ehoics farm is 'within 3 miles of Seaforth, on the Kippen road, HENRY FORSYTH, Egmondville. 24624 • 50 ACRE FARM FOR SALE -Five and three- ', quarter miles from the village of Brussels, 7 from Blyth and 3 from Belgrave. There is a never fai ling alpply of water. Bank barn 40x72, frame home with concrete cellar, rural mail and telephone It is well adapted foiaboth stook and grain, one- half mile from school and three-quarters from church. „Aptly to FRED ARMSTRONG, Gilbert, Alberta, br an the place to EDWIN ARMSTRONG, It. R. NO1 4Brussels. 2455-tf _ GOOD FARM FOR SALE -For Sale Lot 25 and part of Lot 21, Concession 14, McKillop, con- taining 130 acres. There are on the premises a modern brick house with bard and soft water. There is also a good barn 60x126, with stone foun- -dation and stabling underneath, driving shed 30x40 on stone foundation, pig pen and hen house, all in -good repair. There is also a good bearing or- chard and two never failing wells. The farm Is well underdrained and well 1 enced and in a high state of cultivation `With 10 acres of hardwood hush. 11 18 well situated on the North gravel road 1 mile south of Walton 0. P. 11. station, also telephone and rural mail delivery. This is a choice farm and will be sold on reasonable terms. For further partleadaga apply onithe:pnimisetfor:addrees. W. J-!DICKSOFI Walton. 245841 Mind Your Teeth The dentists -of Seaforth, have a..greed to close their respective offices during the summer months on Wednesday afternoons of each week after one o'clock, commencing with the first Wednesday in •May.. -11.11. ROSS 2171-3 H. J. HODGINS Court of Revisioll Townibip of Flibbert tet Popula Stallions The following well known stallions will stand for the improvement of stock this season as follows: . GUINEA GOLD (13020) G. \W. Nott, Proprietor( Monday -Will leave his own stable, West End, Tuckersmith, and go south to the Mill Read to Ed. Papple aed Sans for noon; then across the Huron Road arid west to Wm. ,Dale's ;for the night. Tuesday -To the Graham House, Clinton, for noon, remaining until the following morning. Wednesday -To his own stable for noon, where he will re- train tmtil the following Monday morn- ing. DUNUURE GARTLY (9221) G. W. Nott, Proprietor. • Wednesday -Will leave his ownstable at noon and. fga by waye of London and Huron roads to Gilbert Mahan:for night Thursdae-By • Holmesville and the Maitland concessiou ta Wrn: Duret & Sons tor noon; then by away ,of Bethel Corner to Wilmot nuke's; Huron 'road, for night. Friday -By way of t1*6th concession to Porter's Hill, then byway • of the • Seventh concession to Reuben Grigg's for night, Saturday -By way of Steep's Corner -.and Bitafield Roaeinto James Jackson's, ,2nd concession of Stanley, for noon; theft:to his .own stable, where be' Will tellain until the following Wednesday' noon. RED McKINNEY No. 42946, A:T.R. Inspected and Approved,. James Berry, Proprietor & Manager Bred by and the property of Ja11300 Carlin, will Stand for the improvement of stock at his Oen stable, HuronRoad, twa miles and a half east of Seaforth. Terms to insure, $10. Inspect- ed and approved. CUMBERLAND GEM 13978 (16986)- - . Inspected and Approved., . 'John J. McGavin, Proprietor. Will stand for service during thepres- exit season at John J. McGavin's Stables, Leaclbury, Lot 22, Con- cessi,?n 13,, McKillop. Monday -Will- leave his own stable, Egrnondville, at noon, 'and go by way of the Huron Road, to Clinton, et Graham's Hotel for night. Tuesday - ,South' by way of London Road .ito Walker's Hotel, Brucefield, for noon;. then south to T. J. Berry's stables, Hensalle for night. Wednesday - To Exeter, at the Commercial Hotel for noon; then to Centralia, at Mof- fatt's Betel for, night. 'Thuraday-East to William Brock's, Usborne, for noon; then to Kirkton, at Taylor's Hotel, for night. Friday -West to Jas. Dalian- tyne's, •Usborne bouadary, for noon; then north to Dublin at Weber's -Hoe, tel, for night. SaturdayaaBy way of •the Huron Road to his own ,stable for noon, where he will rerriain until -the following Monday noon. • The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion RIO GRANDE Imported -a4940 (14,4'42) 2 Enrolment No. 2180 Inepected and Approved. WM travel the same route this season as during the season of i1914, standing at his own stable Saturday and Mon- day. Terms $13 to ineuree James Dale, Proprietor &Manager. 2473x8 The Pure _Jared Imported Clydesdale Stallion CUMBERLAND SCOTT Imported -13979 .., (161981) Enrolment No. 2892. Inspected and Approved. Monday -Will leave his own stable, lot 4, concession 3, Hibbert, and, go to John Carpenter's, Dublin, for noon; thence to Patrick Carlin's, Si. Calumban, for night. Tuesday -West a- long the Huron Road to Boundary line. thence south and east to _John Mur- phy's, lot 23, conceszion 2, Hibbert, for /10011 ; thenceto his own stable fbr night. Wednesday -Will eresseed to Wm McKenzie% lot 20, concession S. Lo- gan, for noon; then to William Win- teringham's, lot 6, concession 2, Lo- gan, for night. Thursday - To Con Ratz's, lot 15, concession 3, Fullerton, for noon; thence to Peter Smith's, lot 18, concession 3. Downie. for night, Friday -To John Herman's. lot 25_ con- cession '5, Downie, for noon; ththice to Barley Robineon's, lot 16, concession 4, Fullerton, for night. Saturday -To Collison House stables, Mitchell, for noon; thence to his own stable for night and until Monday morning. Terms to insure a foal, $15, payable January 1st, 1916. Robert Burchill, 2473x8 . Propriete & .Manager. Toe first sitting*the Court of Revision for the hearing of appeals against the Assessment Roll of the township of Ribbed for the year 1915 will be held in the ma nship hall, Staffa, on MondaY, the 3l4t day of 'May, AD. 1915, at :0 o'clock in the_ forenoon. All persons having business at the said Court will please take notice and govern themselves accordingly. • JAMES JORDON, Clerk, Dublin May 4th, 1015. 2473-3 Shorthorn -Bull for Sale For sale "Lord Scott" eleven months old, red, sired by Scottish Hero 55043-90066, vol 51E.,• imported by Mr. Davis of Woodstock. Darn, Lady Smith 3rd, 91905, red, calved April 3rd, 1907, bred by John Chamb- ers, gippen, Ont., dam of Lady Smith Lady gamith 2nd, 80262; Lady Smith, Lady Mary, 4osebud 3rd, 4ose Bud, Red Rose, Lady Lorne, Gilley Flower, Theresa, Strawberry, Red Rose, Lady Jane (imp) No. 281. Sire of Lady, Smith, Red Prince 63984-77808; leoyal Don 17105-847t7; Captain 24848; Dub- lin 6848-55588; Captain Merlin 2923; Pride of Seabein 2274; Earl of Good- ness -3rd 1744; Dixie Duke 474; Duke Bourbon 517; .Baron Solway (imp) 23; Cobden (imp)- 52; Young Britton 1176: Sir Walter 2639; Sou of Jerry 4097; Young Star 5319; Roseberi y 567; Son of Comet 155. It will be seen from the above that this young bull has the very choicest blood in his veins. For further particulars apply to JOHN CHAMBERS, Cromarty Phone 8 on 147, Seatorth Central N. B. • Scottish Hero will be kept or service on the above premises during the present season, 2473 tf The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion (. IKE MEDrCial .51622 A.T.R.-1070 C.N.R. Inspected and Approve.d. L. 0. Charlesworth, Proprietor Monday -Will leave his own stable, Blyth, and go to Miller's Hotel, Wal- ton, for men; 'then to' Central, Hotel, Bruesels, for night. Tuesday - To Jamestown for noon, and stay at John 11. 'Miller's, south half lot 55 and457, concession 1, Mania ; then to King Ed- ward' Hotel stables, Wrexeter, for the night. Wednesday -To J. J. Marshall's .Hatel, Delmore, for noon; then to Vendome's hotel, Teeswater, for the night,, remaining till the following afternoon. Thursday Afternoon .- To Exchange. Hotel, Wingham, 'for night. Friday -To 1Mgrave Hotel for noon; then to his own etable in )3Iyth, where he wM remain until the following Mon- day morning. ' '' Alfred Young, Manager CHLORODYNE. • (14062) 13547 , Inspected ,and Approved. . J. Livingstone; Proprietor & Manager Monday -Will leave his own stable, at Staffa, and, go :west to Dayide Hill's for noon; Thence south to the Cromarty line, thence east to his own stable for '.the uight. Tuesdas-Will leave his owri stable at 3.30 -and pro- ceed south to Jarnes Ballantyne's, on the Ueborne and Ilibbert boundary, for night. Wednesday -South to Win- .chelsia, to JohnDeIbridge's, for noon; thence south to 'Wm. Brock's for night, remaining until 3.30 Thursday after- noon. Thursday Afternoon -To Kirk - ton, at Taylor's Hotel, for the night Friday -North to the Thames Road, Thomas McCurdefs for noon; thence north to the Cromarty line to John Hamilton's for flight Saturday -West to Cromarty, ;then north .to Staffs, to his own stible; for noon, remaining until the following Monday morning. E CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.X.O., LL.D., D.C.L. President ALEXANDER LAIRD. General Manager AIM Asst.. General Plisnager CA ITAL,I15,000,000 RESfRlig FUND, $13,500,000 MANE' LLERS'i CHEQUES FOR At SUMS OF a $10, $20, $50 or -$100 paylble at their face value in the principal countries of the world are sold for small commission by all branches of the Bank. asily negotiated anywhere and self -identifying, they are almost iedi pensable to the traveller. The holder is protected in the event ot loss of the cheques, as a separate letter .of identification is issued with then, There is no safer or more convenient method of carrying money whe4 travelling. , S43 Seaforth Bra nr.'h W. T MORsoN_ Manager LORD MANSFIELD. Jarres Evans, Proprietor and Manager. Monday -Will leave his own stable, Beechwood, and • go' to Pat. Woods', Logan, for. noon; thence to his own stable ;for the night. Tuesday - To John onces.sion 11, alcKil- lop, for noon; Murray's,;thence west to A. Boss', concession 10, alcKillop, for one hour; thence to his own stable tor night, where he will remain until 'Wednes- day noon. Wednesday Noon -To Web- er' s Hotel, Dublin, for night. Thurs- day -To Joseph Nagle's, for noon; then to Joseph Atkinson's for night, Friday -To Martin Curtin's, 11-2 'miles east of Seaforth, for noon; then to Matthew Plabkirk's, McKillop, for. night. Satur- day -Will proceed to his own stable, where be will remain untilethefollow.- ing Monday morning. Terms and condi- tions 'same as forxner years. Lord Mans- field has been enrolled, -inspected and approved. James Evans, Manager. LAMBERTON HERO Imported 11463 (16545) Inspected and Approved R. T.sLuker and Sons, Proprietors. Monday -Will leave his own stable, Lot 9, Con. 1, Usborne, 1 1-2 miles, south of Exeter, at 'nine, o'clock, and go-by way of the London road south 1 mile, then east 1 1-4 miles, then north to W. Frayne',.s, 2nd boncession of Us - borne, for noon; then north to the Thames Road, then east 1 1-4 miles, then nbrth to Sam Cudmore's for night. Tuesday -West 11-4 miles, then south 11-4 rrilese then NleeSt 2 1-2 miles ,to second concession of Hay, then norta to Janes Go uld's f or noon, then ?north to Zurich road, then west to A. Luk- er's for the night. Wednesdav-West to the Parr line, then nprth to Hills - green, tben .east to 3'. Cocbraneae for INDEX (3140) Inspected and Approved. Wm. Berry, Proprietor and Manager. Monday -Will leave his own stable, and proceed west to Varna antinorth to Ben RathwelPs, for noon; thence by way, of the Bayfield concession to Wm. Currie's, for night. Tuesday -To G. 0. Sturdy's, for noon; then west to the sixth concession and north to James McMillan's for night. Wednes- day -North to the Huron Road and east to' Mr. Schwa.atz's for noon; then east to Holmesvilla 'and north to Harry Sweet's for night. Thursday -By way of the Huron Road- to Clinton at the Graham House for noon-; then north by way of -the Base Line to Albert Townsend's for night. Friday -East to W. J. McBrien's , fourth concession of Flullett, for noon; then by way of Roxboro to Seaforth at the ,DickHouse for night. Saturday -To bis own stable, where he 'will remain until the following Monday morning. '"MADE IN CANADA" ForaPaite70111eilig Car iPisice $_590 Your neighbor drives Ford -why d o n' t you? We are selling raore Fords in Cenada this year than ever before becan,e Cana- dians demand the best in motoe car s at the lowest possible cost. _The -Made in Canada" Ford is a necessity -not 3 'AIX t117. Runabout $51-0 ; Town .cer nrice on np,- plication. Ali Ford ear are full v equipped, including electric headlights No cars sold unequipped . Pord buyers will share in our Profits if we sell 33,000 MI'S between Anenet 1, 1914 and August 11, 1015. All Ford cars on exhibition- at 3. F-,Daly's Garage, st., Seaforth,Ont. . 4.4e144.441:4-4-4-4-44++++4444444-4- 4. TAKE IT EASY . . +1 Beginning, Monday, • May roth, the store at +' 4- S• t. Columban will close ÷ on Monday Wednesday + I + • and Friday evenings at ÷ • six o'clock for the sum- -t mer months. Tuesday, 4. Thursday • and Sat urday + • evenings . will re -main * open as usual.. PRINCE OF. AIKTON. 0365) Inspected and Approved. Wm. and Bruce Berry; Proprietors. Monday -Will leave Dominick Rey- nold's stable, 'half mile north of Clin- ton, and go north and west to Bert Lobb's, for °an ; then -by way of the Maitland concession, Colborne, to Jno. C. Durst's for night. Tuesday -By way of Benrniller to the Huron Road -and east to the 7"th concessthn, Goderich township, and south to William Pat - ton's, for noon; then south andevest to James Stirling's- for night. Wednes- day -gest by way of Dayfield line to Ben RathwelPs for noon; then 'south by way Of Varna andf.ithe Parr line to Charles Hagan's for night. Thursday -East to Brucefield at his own t.stable noon, then west to Hillsgreen, thenfor noon; then by way of the second north to D. Anderson's for 'night. concession of Tuckersmith to the 4th Thuroday-West to the Goshen Line, concession at Wm. Broadfoot's for the then south to R. McBride's for noon, night. Friday -By way of the fourth then south to Zurich, at Johnston's Ho- roncemion to Thomas Coleman's for tel for nieft.Friday-South to D. True- 1 noon; then east to Hannah's School- n-ner's for noon, then south to thl house, then north to the Huron road, town line, then east to E. Pernelr,s and west to Herbert FOwler'S for the for . the night. Saturday - Seta and , night. Satorday-West to McDeemid's east to W. Eaden's, 6th concession of , corner and north to the second conces- Stephen, for noon, then east to hie 1,ion of Hunext, thence west to Dome man stable, where 'he vrill remain:until ! blink Iteynold',s for noon, w• here he wall + J. J. Holland St. Colurnban 2473-2 • 4+++++++++++++++++++: the following *aided' trorning.-3arnea 'rertfain until the following gcondaY Eengough, Manager. thS'D0rnif4Ck Reynaldo, Manager. There's No Place Lthe Home iVhy not add to its attractiveness by giving its decorations an individuality that reflects yourself-? We have an unrsually attractive line of Foreign and domestic wall papers to choose from and will be glad to put our expert knowledge at your service to help vou select decorations that are out of the common place. Be sure and see our samples before placing your order elsewhere. All kinds of painting, glazing, tinting etc., done On shortest notice. Our twenty eeven leers of practical experience guaran- tees satisfactory resulte. John Hooper Master Painter & Decorator .Jobn street Seaforth • SPRING WORK ! Han a (13uggies We have now ready a large stock of up to date Buggies, both steel and rubber tired, Stanhope and Automobile Seats, Arched a.rid Drop Aides. All Our Own. Manufacture And our- prices are right, as we have n� middleman to Give us a Carl. %BEDEVEREUX 8.&1101Z1IL .4it this time of year many , necessities are needed to corm - tete the spring work. Look ver the following list of which we Have a complete Stock. Sweat pads Halters Collars Tie ropes Hames straps Lines Breast straps Collar tops Martingales Spread chains Plow pads Gall Cure Hoof Ointment Heel chains Curry cornbs 'Brushes At the most reasonable prices M. Broderick Opposite Commercial Hotel SEAFORTH Harness Trunks 'Valiss mosommi.••••••••••100. • B-1 omasmissommummiteiise a • We Recommend This Coal a IWe know it's good, It's unusual richness in carbon makes it bum long, evenly arid completely. LEHIGHIVALL ANTHRACITE i - The Coal That Satisfies ..., is always uniform in quality, Ivery fi-ee from slate and other foreign matter:, Although much more economical than ordinary coal, it costs you 1 no more. Phone us your order prompt delivery. J. B. Mustard Phone 11 on 145 BRUCEFIELD 94011161111.011110••=111111111.11000, 14.1311111W I LVY AV • S Y-S,TLE Double Track All the way TORONTO -CHICAGO' - TORONTO -MONTREAL For Chicago Leave Torontc 8:00 a. ro., .4;40 p.m. and 11:45 p M., daily. For Montreal Leeve Toronto 9:00 a.m., 830 p. and 11:00 p.m., daily rilooth Roadbed Highest class of equipment Fall particulars and berth tions at Grand Trunk -ticket °faces; W. Somerville- Tcwri Agent W. Plant- ....Depot Agent C. E. HORNING, D. P. A., Union a Station, Toronto, Ont.