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eleswhere for shOas.
istled brig- and we've
ve Never Been .Found
and ail come here to
istantly tieing- to this
:ci 1 value we are oN'ere
ietaI calf leather, black
d harvest shoes a.00
oes at 2 .00. if
;a measure. why so
[ wish o aR of Miss Mar
Ed s is that she may soone
ge for the ',better - Mrs,
ne, from. Centrad:, is, visit -
Lome g her .§san,tr 'John
Staniey, also her sister,
r Bell and other friends.
D. Ilay are rusticating at
:xompany with their frienda.
s. Farmer, of Toronto. Ail
he home of Mr. and Mrs.
ey. of Stanley, the past
= a good time was spent ,by
Tarvey's hospitable home.-
aeat and barley harvest is
Me report the wheat crop
others not so favorable.
crop is of the beat. -Mfr.
head, dering- the week,
easure, trip to Sarnia.
Exeter. „
et. -Ira Candy of Aylmer,
Magistrate Sanders here
riling charged with violate
tor, Vehicle Act. On the
[y 12th Candy Was driving
the townline between rise
Bidduipin and: finding he
t of his way went to ,turn
doing so backed into a
y Mr. James Walker of the
id. South. smashing the
1 -Ie never stopped his car
on Inc way, leaving the
the buggy stranded, which
jOlati011 of the Ant. In the
la had lost the number of
by this means , he was
trourrlit to justice. Cane
rtinity to the eharge, where, -
es 'fined $50 and -bosts, a -
e53.83.. beeides paying Mr.,
damages to the buggy..
Rates. -The figures have
a from the Hydro -Electric
Ussion of the rates for the
meter power line to be built
The rates are somewhat
the local' officers expeeted.
> follows; Emeter, 200 h.g_
aorse power; Grantor., 10i1
Creighton Corners, 50 h.g.,
:ton and Woodham. 50 h.p.,
liton. 75 hep.. 152.12; Cenr
. 147.37. The hydro engin,-
res- that the east of power
'mers oetween St. Thoma,
will be about $100 per year
es..power. 24-hour service.
tzt h. but at once. 1..t la
lave the iir.e completed and
r 1 in Exeter by De-
li.' will be necessary for
!ties dEsiring power to
,...p,,:icatian to the Hydro-
trnis...dan at once.
• Exeterbowling tourna-
e held on the fine green
dr.esda.y. ..-kugust lith and
.-Miss Vesper. teacher,
ranee ciass in our school,
n pass out of a olasq of
wrote. -On Friday of fast
letter Bawel.m mat with an,
Leh v.-11:1 by her up for
he accidently fell down the
and dislocated her ankle.-
. F. W. Rodgson. who have
her. for some time, have.
Chicago. where they will
atre.-Mrs. Joseph 13awclen.
111 at here home ,Ilere.-
Danning Company are rats-
ous objection to the habit
have formed by stealing
he field's of the company.
'r.hat a number of citizens
inued the growth of them
-..n.dirg on them for their
Ipply.-Miss May Dow has
I to ti.-•.acti in the primary,
s'ahooz in place of Miss
Who resigned. - Mr. and
Mac - have returned sto
Winnipeg after spending
with relatives here. -Mr
• M4nning. of Vancouver,
tc. of3,1r. and .Mrs. R.
ad Mrs. William Penhale
Hk on an extended trip
West. They will go as far
Mr. and Mrs. Pearce. Mr.
Perry. of Mexico. N.Y.,
sts of Mr. and, 'qrs. R. G,
week.
Goods
Store
napkins,
with the gum)
Seaforth' Oen na nts
'cents to 65 cents.
ams
Iges
stili left
SEAFORTH
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trITLY 3(,
Blyth ,.
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(Frith The A 13.61=1)
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Notes.-11,1ro. 00es0i, of Ripley ,is
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spending a sfew desi, 'with her deaghe
ter, ars. Archie Bei. -Mr. John S, Me.
McKinnon, -of Toror.0, visited hie sis-
ter, iMrs. (Dr.) Miitte, the letter part
of the week. -1r. 'Walter Taylor of St.
Theimas, is SPelidinC & couple of week
with bis Uncle and re,t.trit, Mr, and Mrs„
T. Gostrian.-Mrs. itielly, who was; call-
ed O101ne weeks ageeaewing to the death
Of her father; thyl lite John *own,
will return . to ArlOanses this Friday.
-Owing to Goder*h Fail Fair dates
being- the same all thcree seiected oy
Myth AgricalturaPISeclety, tbe latter
tave decided to , old their falione
week later, the d tes ;being Tuesday
and Wednesday, Otober 5th and 6th,
instead orf Septerri r 28th arid 29th. -
The tire aiarm wa, ebeinded about 9,30
Monday morning, , hen it was discov-
ered that the. staVie on Queen street,
belonging to Xr. ,74Wra. eatr, was on
Itire. Irlie brigade ",'1,vras qoickly ,On. filo
Seem and soon 44 couple Of stileatna
id Water were pli*ying ein the flames.
The lower port101i. of the building,
'Wh4ch was frame, w& not badly !dam-
age -4. xr. Barr had taken a !Macre
tau -the stable with` thle intention of
to an oat i Xiox.
had net been used
pot worldsig1weil.
the house and filled
return to the table
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THE
'ROW igN.P(.)IT(*)P.
realteng ,Serine
The lintern,
oome time
}Ile returned
it 'with oil. 0,n,
he /discovered that ie had left' his
rnejtatiring ru.le atIthe house and ,While
gating it, the lantern must have ex-
ploded( iti '
MARKETS
SEARORTH MARKETS
TherOlity, Jifiy 29th, 1116.
Wbeac (Standardlew) 1 00 to 9 100
oats, par bushel(uaw) 60 to 50
peas, per bushel eta.- ' 00 to 0 00
Raney, per bushel.. o,•.•.. 60 te 66
Bran per ton...... ...• • -- 57 00 027 99
shorts, per ton-- -eteeme••••••••• 30 00 be 30 00
4 00
_.•- ot ,
Floor. rr I00 the _ 3 26 t
Rtettet o. 1, - 20 to 221 isuecrierks cattle, Choice, 48.60 to *8.75;
Ewa eereneen.. 19 to 20 1 db.. otedivirn, 47 to *7.50; do., common.
$9.80 itto $10.05; fair to good, 48 to
49i50; Vain'. coarse, $8:25. to $8,60;
olicarae to prime handy; steers, $8.40 to
$8./5; /84r to god growere, $7.25 to
$7.50; light coManob. Sraem; $6. to
$6.60; eearlinge, 4ire. fed, $0.25 to$9.75;
pehne ,tat heifers, $7.15 to $8.25; good
butcher heifers, 47.69 to $8; light dxy
fed 48.50 to $8,15; light grassa heifers,
tiik Ito .46; best heavy fat cowls; $6,15 to
47.85; Igfaxl butcher cows, $5.59 to *61
nutters, $4.26 to $4,75; canners, Si to
; fancy •buils, $7 to $7,25; beet butch-
er bulis, 10.25 to $6.60; light bulls-, $6
to -4550. tfloati - Market 10 cenbe
to we hiefrar; heavy. $7.59 to $7,75;
tnotliorre 48,10 to $8.20; mixed; $8.16
to 48.20; Yorkers, $8-.26 to *B.35;
$6.86 it+ $8.50. Sheep -Market 25c night
ex; ',top lante, $0.50 t6 *9.75; yearling,
ko #7,50; wethees, $6.60 to *6.75;
wive% ,$4.50 to $6. Calves-Kerket 15e
higher, kips, $11.60 to $124 fair to good.
0(10 ter $11.; grassere,0$4 to 46. .
Montreal, July 21. -The feafure of
the trade was the weaker feeling in
the imarket for cattle, and prices gener-
ally were 25e per cwt. 1o1wer than a
week tago, vVhieh WAS attributed to the
fact that there was'ne demand lar ex -
plat iaccount. There was a better de-
mand Iran 'mai dealers and packer,s
than last week for supplies. Choice
steers eold at 48.50, and picked small
licks lof the same brought 48.60 to $8.75;
while ,lbads of good ,steers ;sold at $8
td 48.10 per cwt. An active trade was
.done a. bulls at 45 to $5.35, and cows
at 144.86 to $.46e per cwt. Good, te
clicaoe cders deo met with. a - better
sale at prices ranging from $6.15 to
47.50 per cwt. Lamb S Isolated a decline
of 06 to 40e per cwt. At this ereduction
there was an active demand from
butchers and packers. Sales kf round
lots Of ewe .sheep were made at $5.15
to (46 per cwt. Calves stronger'(and
prices have advanced $1.50 to $5, per
head. sigs weaker as rorapared vvith.
a :week ago, shovieng a xieciine of 26
to 'gm Per cwt. SOWS brought $7 to
47.50, WO stags $4.60 to ,$4.75 per
bundredweight weighed off cars.
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Potatoes, per bag `
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12 00 to lo 00 $5.75to 86,50; do choice cows, p.25
23°60ttO1 2 73°6 bor ;$(7.50; do., "medium, $6.25, to $6.75;
.do., bulls, *5.50 to 17 50; canners, $4.50
to $5.35; milkers, chesice, each, $80 to
$85; ido., common and medium, each,
$70 ltd $75; spi:inger60 to $65; Sheep,
ewes, $5.75 td $6; bucks and culls, $5.25
to 45$0; iambs., $8.75 to $0.60; hogs,
off cars, $2 :to V.50; calves, V to $15.
Beate lvlarket
• Detroi.t, July 21.-Bean4- Immediate
and iprompt shipment., $2.70; August,
$2.80 asked ; Tei.rna,s, 7 1-2e. to 8C leer lb.
PoOtry Markets
Toronto July A -Live -Old fowl, lb.,
12 to ; spring brciflerel, 17 to 20c ;
old 'turkeys, 16to 20e; ducklings, la
to 150. Dressed -Id foiv0b., 15 to 18c;
turkeys, 23 to 250; ducklings„ 17 to 18e.
Da.ir* Market 9.
Toronto, July 27,-Butte1r-The mar-
ket is fairly steady for ibutter„witb
dairy somewhat! starce. Choice dairy,
22 to 1.23c; interior, 19 to 2e; creamery
prints, 27 to 294; da, soade, ,26 to 128c.
Eggs - The Market 141 quiet; with
straight stock igelling at 21 to 22c per
doz., in case iotS, and seleets, 23 to 24e.
Cheese -The rred, ket is dull; quotations,
15 1,2c for largt, and 15 3-4efot twins.
Old, 21 1-2. to 22c,
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•train, Eto.. .
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Toronto. Ju1yp.21.-Corri-INo. 2 yellow,
norrinal, trac:k lakoronto. Ontario Oats -
No. 2 white, so; No. 3 White, 59c, lac -
cording to fr ights outside. Ontario
Wheat -No 12, 4 inter, per car lot, $1.14
to 1$1.17, a.ccor 1inge to freights outside.
Peas -No. 2 nottilnal, per car lots, robin-
inal, according -to freights outside. Bar-
ley -Good Tr alOng barley, nominal; ted
barley, 65:..e , according to freights
outside. Ma.nitaba Flour -First patents,
in Jute -bags., 17e second patent, 1 in
• jute bags, 16.5); Strong bakers', in jute
bags, a6.30, *onto; in cotton begs,
10c extra,. Ontario Flour -Winter, ,90
per Cent. patents, $4.80„ seaboard.; or
Toronto freights in ')ags. Millfeed -
Car lots, dell*red Montreal freights -
Bran, $27; shOrts, $29; middlings, $30;
good feed four, per bag, $1,90.
13a1ed Hay aead Straw. -Dealers are
paying as fc4ws for carlot deliveries
on track here :-Straw is quoted at
$7 a ton in car lots, delivered on track
here. Hay -N. 1 hay le quoted at i$1.9
'to $20; No. at $17 to f818.. It
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LivelStoek Markets. i
Union Stock Yards, _Toronto, Jiily
27. -There was more snap ,to the bUsi-
ness jthis we4k after the quieter sps7
simss at th,e latter end of ja,st weak,
and a inceler#te offering in 'butcher
ca..t.a was freely picked, up, but at
favorable vales. What helped, tovettrd
activity was ; the presence a v. teir
eprinkling et, golod to cheioeiniitcheils
andk. toads sold all the way from 17150
tot/8.40, the weights varying from 1,000
to 11250 pounds, 'wlaile odd. choice heavy
steers brought $8.60 in p aSee • For -rnee
dium quality:, cattle the demand was
only tmoderate, but where common neat-
ened was concerned the offering rie, r
_quire4:1 a lot kof solicitation, this class
continuing in disfavor. Fat cows and
good butcher bulls which alone have
maintained Steady values Rif weeks
past, were aystrong demand and where
good quality; was presen.t there was ,a
suggestion of a slightly firmer tone.
The best of; the cows made -to 17.85,
while a fewibulls sold. as high as 17.60-,
but fit was 4 quality which brought
these tprieeseFor one baby beeve Frank
liunnis-ett paid $9.25. There weiS not
much husiMies done hi milkers and
spring;ers„and what demand tilfere was
required thii best to satisfy, the few
head, whichwent out posting from $75
to 1$95 each. It was almost an off -day
for stocker t and feeders, but values'
underwent i.i.io change. 'Me only altera-
tion In quotations for ,small 'meats Nas
shown m 4 more active alarktilc:r
e 'yearlings, * moderate offs
offing e , g
from j$6,5e,'to 18. Rough calves were
again well 'represented and were hard
i
to dispoee Of at values between $4 and
64.50. gog,a, held steady at $9. weighed,
oft cars. a few small lots of &elects
making .$9,45. Following are ,a few rep-
resentativesales : R. Carter (for Pu.cld'y
Bros.) bou 'ht 50 %elect hogs, 177 lbse.
$9.15 wag cd off cars. McCurdy and
McCurdy 'ought 100 butcher cattle,
1,950 to 1,00 pounds, $8 to 18.25. Mate
thew;:-BlackW ell bought 150 cattle,
choice butchers, $8 to $8.35; mediuM
butchers, :$7.65 to $7.90; cows, $6 4o
16.50. Jc:s Wilson (for H. P. jCerine,dY)
sold five loads; butchers„$7 ta $7.90;
cows, ;$4.1.5 to $6.80. Frank flunnesett
bought 1 0Mtra choice baby beeve, $9.25.
, Gunns L all. •bou,glit 150 cattle ; butchers, j
VI:I§ to ;08.35; cows, $6.10 to 1.25;‘,
:bulls, $7 :to $7.50. J. B.'Slileldiss and
Son so1d4Butchers-22, . 1,040 pounds,
$7.80; 23,1 910 pounds, $7.50. Cows -2,
1,125 pot.14s, 86.50; 2, 800 pounds, 44.50;
2 1,140 peunds, *6.85; 4, 1,070 pounds,
$.6.85; 1e; 800 pounds, 14.26. Bel1s-2,
1,420 pounds, $6.25. Fee4ers-24, 810
pounds $1.35. Stockers -2, 770 pounds,
'. -$5.25. Lainlas-$7.60 to $10.15. Sheep,' -
$4,50 tto $7. Calves -$5 to ,\$10.
Buffale': July 27.-Cattlii`e- Pr
- grades and best butehas, _10c to, 1
higher; Common and grassy grades
steady; 6410„ce to prime ishipping stepto,
W. T. BOX & CO,
EMBALMERS AND..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
H.C. BOX & iiV.S. GORMLEY
Holders of Government Diploma
and License
CHARGES MODERATE
Night Oalls
Phone 107
unnimmEMIMINIIIIME
Day Calls
Phenie 50
Births
BELL -In Blyth, on July 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. A.
Bell, a son (stillborn)
CARNOCHANT--In Tuckersmith, on Jelly 6th, to Mr
and Mrs. 8, A. ,Carnochan, a daughter.
WEBSTER-In Tuckersmith: on July 28:d, to Mr.
and Mm. Leine 8. Webster, twin girls, (Lulu
Foster and Freda Lawrence)
H OLLOW&Y-In Hamilton, on July 1.5th, to Mr.
and Aire. Arthur J. Holloway, a son (Henry
Baird) -
COWARD -In Ushorne on July 16th, to . Mr. and
Mrs. George Coward jr, a deughter.
OKE -In Usborne, on July 16, to Mr. and Mrs,
Dative- Oke, a daughter.
FRASER-I s Exeter, on JuIg 1.6th, to Mr. and Mrs.
William Fraser, a daughter.
WALPER- In Exeter, on July 16th, to Mr. and Mrs
John ev. Walper, a daughter.
MOORE-In Clinton, on July.16th, to M. and Mrs.
Robert L. Moore, a son.
WEBSTER-In Mullett. on July 18th. to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Webster, a daughter.
Deaths
-MARSHAAL-In Turnberry, on July 17th, John
Marshall.sr. , aged b2 years and 11 months. -
GRENREBACH-In Dashwood, on July 19th, infant
• twin son of Rev. J, H. and Mrs. Grenzenebach,
aged 8 weeks.
SCHIXNT-In Stephen,. on July 19th, Mrs. Mitchell
Sohlunt, aged 68 yesrs 8 months and 19 days.
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Funeral Director and
Licensed Embalmer
Undertaking parlors in Oddfel
lows building opposite
Stewart Bros. Resi-
dence Goderich et., opp
Dr. Stott's.
Flowers furnished on
short notice.
Phone Night or -T:iayrene.
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• SALE REGISTER., „ 1
In Eginondville, July 814, auction sale of houees
boa effects. Mc. c. 8. Andrews, Proprietrees;M:'
Brown, Auctioneer. 2494x
IMPORTANT Nirrions
xgrANTED-Well improved 100 aore farm. Apply
VT to Look Box 146, Benue. 2038-5.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS -MI moments due Smillie
Bros., altio amounts due W, R, ehrellie must be
eettled either by cash or note, on or before August
7. All accounts not then settled will be _placed in
court forocollectlem without reepect to perplexes.
W, R. SMILLIE seitorth. 2485X2
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V1ARM FOR RENT -About 90 acres 'good fertile
le leke front land, 12 teems in pasture, 70 aores in
oropsel [Possessfen can be had alt once with or with --
opt crops together with all farm tresehinery, stook
safe. For ftillinformation write; Laheiarm, EXPOS-
ITOR OFFICE. 2480-2
riesEACHERS WANTED --For S.S. No. 4 (noeth)
1 and 8 8. No. 4, (south) Stanley, hording mice
&nal second cease certifloates. Inapplying please
state quelifications, salary and experience. Duties
to commence September 1st, COLIN CAMPBELL,
R.R. No. 8, Bayfield, Ontario. 2482-4
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Tin ESIDENCE FOR SALE - Abornfortable frame
It residence near the High School. Good eeilar
hard and soft water, a first class stable and half an
sore of ground. House heated by furnaee. Oheao
or quiolc sale. Terms, easy. Apply :GEORGE
TURNBULL, Seaforth. 24644f
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Farm for Sale
emoweeemedena*
OOTTAGE FOR SALE --The comfortable cottage'
on George st., Seeforth, belonging to .the est.
ate of the late Mrs. Isaac Miller. The house con-
tains parlor, diningreom, kitchen and four bed-
rooms. /here are two tots and a pod stsble. It ie
within one block of, Main at. _ There is a good cellar
and hard eked soft water within the house. Apply
at THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE seetorte. 2474-tf
VARY FOR SALE, -1.0e6, 00nOeSSIOn. 9, Tucker.
1: smith, contalniag 100acres, about tteven acres
under -bush. The fared is well aim& and dined
and in a good state of cultivation. There are On the
premises a good frame house, bank barn, pig house,
hen houde, drive house fend two good wells. For
forma and particulars imply on the:premiees or ad-
dress MRS. JOHNaMoOLQY, Egmondville
2856-tt
-UNARM FOR SALE ---Lot 10, Concession 6, L.R.S.,
E Tuakersmieh. The farm contains 100 aores, all
cleared and in a good 'state of cultIvation. Three
never failing wells, windmill at barn. Good bank
barn 60x88, pig house, hen house and drive shed.
A good frame house with furnace. Arracre and a
half of extra goo -i orohard. This choice farms is
within 3 miles of Seaforth, on the Kippen road.
HENRY FORSYTH, Egmondville, 24624f
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GOOD FARM FOR_SALF.,-For Sale Lot 25 and
part of Lot '24, Concession 14, lifeKillon, e,on•
taining 180 acres. There are on the premises -a
modern brick house with hard and soft water.
There is also a good barn 60x126, with stone foun-
dation and stabling underneath, driving shed 130x40
on stone foundation, pig pen and hen house, all
in good repair. There is also a goo 1 bearing or-
chard and two never failing wells. The farm is well
underdrained and well ienoed and in a high state of
cultivation with 10 acres of hardwood bush. It is
well situated on the North gravel road 1 mile south
of Walton C. P. R. station, also telephone and rural
mail delivery. This is a choice farm and will be
sold on reasonable terms. Ear fuither partioalars
apply on the premisespretddress. W. JeDIOICSON
Walton. 24584
Ofte•Semesimeneemis
House for Sale
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1 The residence on Goderioli -Street
tWeet, owned, (by Mr. D. J. McCallum,
and at -present occupied by Mr. John
Dodds, will be sold cheap. Terms of
payment reason -able. Far particulars
apply to
JAMES WATSON,
Ineurance Agent,
2484-tf 1 Seaforth.
The James Ross farm on the London Road, part
ot 13,00ncession 1, Stanley township, 92 acres will
e sold at auction on September 8rel. 1916, For
particulars apply to the bANADA ,TRUST CO.,
London, or W. BRYDONE, Solicitor, Clinton.
Dated this 29th day of June, 1915. 2481.eow-6
Cernent Work
Tenders wanted for flooring four bridges in town-
ship of Tuckersinith. For specifications and loan'
tion of bridges, apply to the Reeve. Tenders opened
August 4th at 6 o'clock.
2182 2 H. ORICH, Reeve of Tackeremith
Clerk's Notice of First
Posting of Voters' Lists
leesil,••••••1••••41.
Voters' Lists, 1916, Munioipality of thetownship of
Tuokersmith, ;oounty of Huron. Notice is
hereby given, that 1 have transmitted or delivered
to the persons mentioned in section 0 of the Ontario
Voters' List Act, the copies requirea by said see -
tions to be so transmitted or delivered of the list,
made pursuant to said act, of all persons appearing
bythe last revised Assessment Roll of the said Mun-
icipality at elections for members of the Legislative
Asserablyand at Municipal Elections; and that the
said list was first posted up at my office in Tucker -
smith on the 27th day of July, 1015 and remains
there for inspection. And I hereby call - upon all
voters to take immediate proceedings to have any
errors or omissions corrected according to law.
D. F. McGREGOR, Clerk of Tuokeramith
Dated this 28th day of July,- 1915. 2485-2
Choice Far* fOr Sale in
Tuckfrsiaith
Administrator's Sale
Of Valuable Farm Lands in
the Township of Hay
The administrator to the estate of Amelia May
Taylor, deceased, with the approbation of F. W.
Harcourt, Eeci , K.C., Official Guardian, will offer
for sale by puelic auction, at the Commercial hotel
in the villaee of Hensail, in the County of Huron',
by Thomas Brown esq., auctioneer, at the hour of 2
o'clock in the afternoon, on Saturday, the 14th nay
of August, 1915, the following lands and premises
in one parcel, namely: The north half of Lot Num-
ber twenty three (23), in the seventh (7th) Oonces-
sion, of the said township of Hay, containing by
admeasurement fifty (50) acres of land be the same
more or less. The land is heavy clay loam and about
40 acres are cleared ana the .balance is wooded with
valuable cedar and 20 acres are sowed with oats.
there is erected on the lands a comfortable one and
a half story orick dwelling 22x32, witlt a brim kitch-
en attach, d 16x18. There is a good w 11 and good or-
chard of about 1 acre on the pierol es. The lands
are situated about 3e miles frem Monsen and about
14 miles from Seaforth ard are are readily access
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able thereto by good roads and hoth these towns
offer a good market for the sale of produce. The
property will be offered for sale siteject to a reserve
bid and the purchaser at the time of sale will be re-
quired to sign an -agreement for the completion of
his purchase. Further partieulars of sale will be
mrvie:known at theitime of eaie & may be had in the
meantime from Messrs Gladman &Stanbury, Ba est-
ers, etc., Exeter, from F. W. Harcourt, -Esq.. K, 0.,
Offi3ial Guardian, Toronto or from the undersigned
R. 8. HAYS, Vendor's Solicitor, Seaforth, Ont.;
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, Seatorth.
.Dated this 27th day of July, 1916 2485.3
Lot 11, Concession 7, Huron Road Survey, Tuck-
ersmith, 100 scree : 80 acres cleared, tO acres hard-
wood bush chiefly maple, There is a comfortable
house with gaod eater ; two large frame barns,each
with stone foundation and in good repair, good pig-
pen ahdbenhouse, two good wells, new windmill
and iron pump. Soil first-class clay loam in geed
dater of cultivation. Parra all well unaerdrained
oxcept bush. Full possession may be had November
let, 1915, and purehateer ehall be at liberty to do fall
ploughing after harvest. Terms -The property will
be sold subject to a mortgage for $5,001, bearing in-
ternist at 5 per cent. 10 per cent. of purchase money
to be paid on day of sale and the balance within 80
days thereafter. For .further particulars apply to
John Stewart or David n. Stewarkle. R. No. 4, Sea -
berth ; F. Holmested, Barrister lica„ Beaforth, or to
PROUDIVOT. KILLORAN & PlIOUDFCHA, Sea -
1 orth, Ontario, Solicitors tor John btewsrt. 248142
There's No Place
Like Home
Why not add to its attractiveness by
givin its decorations an individuality
that reflects yourself?
We have an unesnally 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 eelect decorations that are
out cif the common . place. Be Sure
and see our samples before placing
your order elsewhere. All kinds of
-painting, glazing, tinting etce, done
on short est notice. Our twenty sever.
years of practical experience guaran-
tees satisfactory results.
John Hooper
Master Painter & Decorator
John street Seaforth
NA:DIAN:BANK
F COMMERCE
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SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.0.1.L.D., D.C.!, President
ALEXANDER LAIRD. General Manager JOHN AIRD, Aieet Geasis' Mamma
CAPITAL, Si5,000,000 RESEW FUND, 113,500,000
FARMERS BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every
facility for the transaction of their banking busineis, including
the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes
are supplied free of charge on application. 821 •
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Seaforth Branch.
W. 0, T. MORISON -
Manager
'Special Values
in
Single Harness
The greatest bargain we ever
offered - .
dozen set single harness made
of number x Upion Oak, our own
make. Trimmed with goldine or
solid nickel. -
PRICE *20 to *22
Gall cure
Binder whips
Trunks
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In order to be comfortable during the sum- t,
mer weather you should be "togged', right.
We are showing a complete line of hot weather
wearables for men.
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Two piece summer suits in blue serge, fancy
worsteds and light weight tweeds, in all the
new colourings. •
Fine NegligeeSurnrner Shirts with soft or ;
lounge collars - new style Straw Hats- light ;
weight Sox - Summer Underwear - Wash ;
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I Will add to your summer comfort. : 4. 44++++++41+++•÷44++++++.44 .+++++++,+++.++++++++.46+++';
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Building Supplies
White Pine Lumber. Hemlock Lumber
Cypress Lumber Spruce Lumber
Georgia Pine Lumber
Red Cedar Shingies
Cedar'. Fence Posts
rIBRE BOARD BEAVER BOARD
Dressed Lumber
Plain and Dressed for all
Purposes
Windows
of all kinds and sizes
Doors
made.in newest
Igas
Fine Interior Woodwork
for It*tural Finish
Our Specialty
N. CIA/FY O. SONS
Planing mill and Lumber Yard Seaforth
Sweat Pads
Axle Grease
Valises
Call and see for yourself
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Residence
for Sale
The undersigned offers for sale his
very desirable residence, situated a
mile west of Seaforth, on the Huron
Road, The Eouse contains seven rooms,
besides kitchen and pantries, bath-
room and lumber room. There is a
furnace in the afouse, and -also electric
light throughout, and in the' out-
buildings there are two cisternsand
two wells. There are about two and a
half acres of land with the house,
fenced, and planted with fruit and
ornamental trees and shrubs; there Is
also a stable for two horses and A
cow, ,and vehicles, harness and tool
room and chicken house. In connection
with the above, Mr. Holme_sted ityffers
for .sale a mantel mirror, electric light.
fixtures, carpets, cartains, floorcloth,
Sideboard, extension table, bed room
suits, etc. The property is very con-
venient to schools and churches. Price,
$3,000, For further particulars and
photograph of house apply to
E' HOLMSTED
2479-tf SEAFORTH, Ont.
Opposite Commercial Hotel
SEAFORTH
Harness Trunks Valises
Shorthorn Bull for Sale
1444.40.611.11im
For sale "Lord Scott" eleven
months old, red, sired by, Scottish
Hero 55043-90066, vol 51E., inaported
by Mr. Davis of Woodstock. Dam,
Lady Smith 3rd, 91905, red, calved
April 3rd, 1907, bred by John Chamb-
ers, Kippen, Out., dam of Lady Smith
Lady Smith 2nd, 60262; Lade; Smith,
Lady Mary, Rosebud 3rd, Rose Bud,
Red Rose, Lady Lorne, Gilley Flower,
Theresa, Strawberry, Red Rose, Lady
Jane (imp) No. 281. Sire -of Lady
Smith, Red Prince 63984-77608; Royal
Don 17105-6474; Captain 24848; Dub-
lin 648-55588; Captain Merlin 2V23;
Pride of Seabitin 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; Son of Jerry 4097;
Young Star 5319; Roseberiy 56:7; Son
of Comet 155. It will be seen from
tlae above that this young bull has the
very choicest blood in his veins. For
further particulars apply to
JOHN CHAMBERS, Cromarty
Phone 6 on 147, Seaforth Central
.N. B. Scottish Hero wil be kept
or service on the above premises
during the present season. 2473 tf
SummerService to Highlavds
of Ontario from Toronto
2.05 a.m. daily for Muskoka Lakes.
daily except Sunday, for Lake of Bays
Algonquin Park, Maganeta,wa,n River
and Timagami Lake points.
10.15 a.m, daily except Sunday for
Georgian Bay, Lake of Bays and Mag.
anetawan River points.
12.01 p.m daily except Sunday for
Muskoka Lakes. Lake of Bays and
Algoncidin Park.
TIL
Drain tile is a most necessary article
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for successftil farm ng. It is almost
as necessary to pl nt tile as to plant
your seed. Good c y tile has proven
durable for a life time. Stay with
the elay and be satisfied. I have a
full assortment of tile, quality A 1.
Will be pleased to have you cell and.
see our 'estocle anc1.1 get our prices be
fore you buy elseWbere. Can quote
you in the yard or deliver to your
farin be it near or far, small quantity
or large, Give us your order for tile
now so we may have it when you are
ready. Call and see us 'whether you
buy or not, no trouble to Shcw goods.
steamship Bxpress
Leseves Toronto 11:15 a.m.
Arrives Sarnia Wharf 4:30 p. m.
Each Monday, Wednesday and Sat-
urday, connecting -with N. N, Co.'s
palatial steamships for Sault Ste,
Marie, Porte Axthur; 'Fort William,
and Duluth and at Fort William with
G.T.P. Railway for .Winnipeg and
points in Western Canada. Coaches
Parlor -Library -Cafe and Parlor -Lib-
rary -Buffet cars between Toronto and
Sarpia, Wharf, Further particulars
on application to Grand Trunk Ticket
Agents.
m. M. Sproat
R. R. No. 4, Seaforth
Phone' fre on 136
W.Somerville.. - Town Agent
W. Plant. .Depat Agent
C. E. HORNING, D. A.,
Union Station, Toronto, Outs
Aeet eae4.4,
Lumber and
Shingles
We have in stock and are
prepared to sell at the
lowest prices No. -hem-
lock lumber and the best
grade x x x, xxxx and
xxxxx red cedar shingles.
Befc.Ire building or mak-
ing repairs call and see
our stock or drop us a card
for prices.
Ament Bros.
Seaforth
It is your assurance of
perfect satisfaction in old
or new work. Insist on
getting Canada Cement
full stock on hand at
411 times.
Hemlock sills- cut to order
Shingles, xxx and xxxx
Spruce and pine dressed sid-
ings and flooring
Metallic building materials
Lehigh Valley coal, all sizes.
Steam coal
Smithing Coal
I Tile, all sizes, either in- the
yard 9r delivered on the
job.
Cedar posts all sizes.
ie slabs, a bargain
Anyone in the market for an
of the above lines will do weY
to get our prices.
• J. B. Mustard
Phonell on 145
BRUCEFILLD
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Sale
T. We are now settled in our new store opposite the
Seaforth News office and north of the Greig ---Clothing
.1t. Co. store. ° We shall be pleased to meet"our itf4ny' old
t. customers and new ones and can give them a better
t. service in our new store. Our stock is well assorted
t. and second to none in the country and the prices are
• right -
Goods bought right can be sold at low prices. We have done 40,
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ouently we are in a position to offer the public some good
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On July 30th and 31st we will sell t
.1.; for. cash 2,400 pieces of celebrate6 Eng- _
lish Grey Ware and Keystone Granite
'I at the following unhearfl of prices:
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At 32c Each At 20c Each
+ 3 doz. 12 qt. preserving
4; Kettles
3 doz.erttoilt. Preserving
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• r dozen-8qt. Preserving
Kettles
:11; 2'. doz. 6 qt. Same! Pans
t At 26c Each
2 doz. 1 2 qt. Water Pails
+ 2 doz. Io -qt. Water Pails
• doz, 3 pint Tea Pots
$ doz. 3 pint Coffee Pots
4 a doz. io qt. Bread Pans
2 doz. 5 qt Sauce Pans
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+ repairs. Leave your orders early for eavetroughing,
furnaces, bathroom otufits, pumps, tin work and ready
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4. roofing.
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At 10c Each
19 doz. Pudding Dishes
2 dozen Funnels
4 dozen Sauce pans
4 dozen Pie Plates
2 dozen io -qt Basins
2 dozen 12 qt Basins
4 doz. Preserving Kettles
2 dozen Chambers
2 dozen Bread Pans
4 dozen Sauce Pans
2 dozen Dippers
2 doz. Kitchen Strainsrs
At 17c Each
2 dozen Strainers
3 dozen Frying Pans
2 doz. Cups and Saucers,
2 dozen Pudding Dishes -
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8 dozen Sauce Pans
4 dozen Pudding Dishes ,
At 5c Each
2 dozen Pot Covers
2 dozen Spoons
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Clerk's Notice of First
Posting of Voters' Lists
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Voters' Lista, 1.915, Municipality of Hibbert,
County of Perth. Notme is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the persons mentioned
In Section 9, of the Ontario Voters' Lista A.et, the
copies required by said Seotions to be so transmit-
ted or delivered of,the List, made pursuant to Baia
Act, of all Peril -one aPPerin by the hat revised As-
eenent Roll, of the said Muniolpality at eleotione for
members of the Legislative Assembly and at Munic-
ipal elections; and Abet the sad list was first posted
I up at my office sit Dublin en the 19th day of July,
1915, and remains there for imps:Mon. And I here-
by call upon sit foters.to take immediate ' premed -
Inge to have any errors or oroisslops, eorreeted se-
cerding to law.
URFA JORDAN, Clerk of iiihbert
Data - a 20tb daypi July, 1915 e484.2
Clerk's. Notice_ of First
Posting of Voters List
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Voters' Lists, 1915, Mtualcipality at tile town of
Seaforth, County of Huron. Notice
hereby given, that 1 have transmitted Or dellverM
to the pewit's mentioned in emblem_ 9 ce the Waldo
Votere List Aot, the coplea reqaried by sad men
Mons td. be so transmitted or delivered of the Bete
made pursuant to said sot, of all pereesie
by the last revitfed Assessment Boit of the
laterality at elections for inembere'of the
Assemblyand it Municipal Eleo.lonfesnd
said Est was first Pasted up at rayoriffitse skasslarta
on the Deb, day of July, 1915 and minims tbtr
for inspection. And Thereby call upon a.1 voter"
take immediate prooeediage to have any moo Off
emissions corrected acoordinto mw.
P JOHN' A WILSON, Clerk Of ileatortit
feDated this 23.st day of July, 1911. MIK
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