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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1916-01-07, Page 5Y7 • te season tor wet feet, and ffbe numerOus. If you pre.- :eep yours dry and wish to :he dangers of slippery sidee our rubbers offer you the protection. We hatidle the !4aring: rubbers made in Can - aut. men's and women's fine havethe red rubber heelg ubIe thickness of rubber at a prevent breaking down. loot rubbers have re-inforced and extra heavy soles and a complete stock of these ierfectly. The prices Men - ods and not for imperfect or at a cut price. Men's g 75c, 80c, 85c a pair. rubbers 75c and 85c a pair. cal rom. a pair. o u. Reg- ItOl'AL BOTI L .txttxr every week rosperity of Hen -sail. -loot reports conditions sepets as very good and en - rig So the eeriest and that the arvest of last Fall as being a ceot sorzer-nAr. and Mrs. James wane&m Loran kst week at- , woddinge-Our business men trade as mutintring good. -The tion fear. Omar auncillors will te. btonday, January 17til, when wed four good iren -will be ;;kardv • stand and that an be neceseary, being' tk for Reeve Was . 13t. -Miss Maud McAllis- :Toreatto, spent Christsras with, ns riere.-A slight error ape the report loot week of rarrobilea reported as comkg to tirm in that line, namely *Dwell and ldurrk. The eheold nave read as 'eight Linstead of eight ears_ and the carloads nas now arrived,. lexanekr Ross (nee less Belle pent tne. paat week here r mealy friends and relatives; oe. 'pleased to meet_ her again. k'eriseen Bron • Of Toronto, and thie ville.ge and, •W Eine drug store in tire Que n '4,11t the, Tft.S.t *reek here -,with erts -Mr. and Mrs, George %%it eonteat for the ReeVeo nda,y lase was quite a olia. beinga three -cornered !between Messrs!. Maras Hui.. C.; Petty arid P. W. Smaller; all being men who had very the peritioa in the pisaat. Strallacombe however, won ofixox metal 'nekl. at the home Challea Roamer:A of the town -- gay, etO New Years' eve, was ,largel,a attended and proved OJa affair. The sum of realized for the march sheds Our curleron the same ev- aged the old year oat and the tr in and report having :nad rat ti .-4th M.arv Buchate fesional nurse, off Toronto Cariatmas and- New Years witUi her parts Mr. and. Bochannan. - Miss Nellie ael of Stratferd, spent a holidays with, her mother. Corm, koael of this village,. th.IMcEwen returned to eek to resume her duties after spending, a weeks her el:alien 41..Te. Wil- ot the London Road,- othart and Mr. Norman made bueine-es trips to • uring the closing w.oek3 of ths.-A telegram WAR re - week by the Misses Toy- s village_ advieing theor of of their brother lair. Jona ay, of Moo. Jaw, Sash - d er000t occtrrred, on Sunday he age of 24 years aed five :We believe his death occur- preumorda but at present ! rot particulars. The de - !es a bright Pm's:15111g Young liad been. engaged in teeth - vas very highly liseepectedfor esXcelient qoalities, The Iona Aalte place frcen the tome of st liensall on Friday, Jan - 2,30 p.m.. for the Hensali Ory. on the market,, Fr all line of Preparations neve the sufferer. We v- refund the mopey if Grippe,. a system tonic s various forms. It is a a and its mauifestations tiose, sneezing, cough, rsore throat, head ache diable far treatment of is and Ltfee. similar irritations eatment of colds in the r‘ ted with cold in head. enial Neuralgia, seiatica, and throat, Large pot 25c oilder and purifier. Large 1, 2sc a bottle. ' thitea.-Tro fare Mr. Michael Johns pod his many recoveary.-Mr.1 guests at the lgoega ia,st ey y -to *axe that 15 fitiiiefutsiy 111 ds hope for, his Uss Clee Were e or litt • f, Iaon r 3 - Qlysdaie ie - e at Salem alter ,with friends here and Mrs. Stalk -Jeri rec1 public. sc'hool, • Notes. -Rev. tuirred, to their .oaaeding ,seer.e eine Goad In S1yth,e4gr.! principal of the In Ma rt fotorned afterlspending their 'VA- • eatiom at the. hoiciel of gr. D. .Geddee. .sird gra. undson. of Blytio evert New Year at lark 3. Erundson's "%redden t, the; _guest of ! lira. :A. Adam, laSt Thursday. -Mr. 1). • Boggarth as *Oh irt this villagc carinfe' ' ham, tor the sum - O. IRr! Ilighgate on Mendel Ased Md. cottage try iniss 1.1„. Brig - off seven hundred returned to -f Note/S.-WWI Olorday for Ne johns napkins liCed years couroe as a -wish her all s elections passed dye was ekcted Reeve b new councthors Taylor,Ctitt and 2:1 Ireton and Phillip ;fa -Utior Ittrayer *re held in tieve various In the Presbyter everting, in the An • iday ernoring, and th des eves/Inge an a •ceiagain daathe P Frid,ay evoning, terirg will be take the Red Cross Trove Milne lett on ork to enter the tal to take a three orse. Ber triends *.anicipal quietly.' Dr. Milne .acclaaration. The Messego Carter, ney. Mosars.' Rob- in the centest. tings axe being hurchei this Week. church !Tuesday lie= on Wednes- ethodief Thur allyin.e Of the tor- eshyterlau church when Ithankoi- up in behalf -of- ea. MAR. srutryt.r 4,EUTREIDA. Fall Whitt (stmt.) • Oats, per bush. .... Peas, per bush ..... Barley, per bush... Beans, per bush.... Potatoes, per bus.. - do per bag.. Bran per ton....... • Shoris, per ton... Flour, per cwt.,.... Butter, No. I loose, Eggs, per dozen Hay, new, per ton. 4 Poultry Leaden January try. retall-Chtekens, 151‘50; turkeye., per , gee/3e.! 41.50 to el , to 1et per pentok •Totaauto, January ' to 11; chickens keys) 16c to lac; goeee, 10c to 12e, $12c to Oleo chickens keys 124c to 25c; d geese: 17c to 13c. Dairy NI _London. elte,nuary erya per pound, 48 81 to 32e; eons. pe. • 80e; estOre lots, 2$ kilt. par !dozen, -876 per dozen. 87c to 3 Toronto_ January (*Lytham, new -laid 46 ,lecteda Otortagi, 38e straight storage 3 at 25c to 26e; Eater fresh made;• 33.0 tet Aso 82c to 34e; dal, 80c; bakers'. 22c to 2 18 1-2e; twins 19e, Oil barrels 6 3-4c to 7 -• per peaind; clover: 10 per pound; • ten pound tins„ 12c; co per d0aear, .113;. N4 2 itv;r0) Jan. Cith 9i 6 evr 1 02 tic; -112 . 36 Vo 36 46 to 48 2.tr0;to 2 60 90 to 20 .. • 1 35 te 135 ... 23 00 to 24 00 ... 24 00 to 24 00 ... 3 216 to 370 lb. 28 to 28 .,. 34 to " 35 ... 1200 to 14 33 Marktatv 4. -Dressed poul- per pada *1,20 to Ib., $26 to 28e; each; ducks, 14c „-Live-Old fowl 11 to 12e; tor- ks, to 14c; Tessed-Old fowl 16e to 18c; tur- O.6c to 18c; rket a. -liatter,! cream- ; batter, d,alry lb., 81c; crocks, 2; lages, bas - 38c: eggs, Crate 4-a-Egge--Special, a ;60c ; extr;as, se - to 340; No. - to 31c; No. .2 reamery prints ; crearriery ,sol- : Prints, 28c to ci Cheese -Large, ney-Buckwheat, ; tins, 7e to 8c wand* tins,111-2c tins, 42c; five b ,honey; No. 1, iaer derzent $2.40. Grain Etc • Toronto January anitoba Wheat -All 'rail; j. thern, 41.28 1-4; No. 2, .41.25 3-4: et 51.20. ISiginik ftoba. Pats -All rail Toronto,. No. 2, W, 3-4e; Ni. 8 10.W, 47 3-14c, No. 1 ei6trai teed, 47 8-4c; Noi. feed 46 3-4c. Airerican C rn-New, No 3 78 3-4c. Canadia.n C. 4 --,No. 2 yellow, nomlnal. Ontario "'heat - :Number 2 winter, per car $1.04 to $1.00; slightly sprouted ;an, tougn, accord- ing to Sample $1, t. $1.04; sprouted, or smutty and ! according to sample, 92 to 28e;' f ed wheat 80c to M. Ontario oats-aN. 3 White, 890 to 40c; commercial feats 88c 'to 39c. Peas -No. 2 nominal, per car lots 51.90; sample peas, 'cording to sam- Ple, 51.28 to, 51.15 pe bushel. Barley - !Halting, outside Alec to 62e; No. 2 feu', 60 to 63 , ents.c, Manitoba Flour -Mut patents l in jute bags, $0.80; do. .econds 66.30; strong ba,kers, $6.10 in jut' hags. Ontario Flour - New winter; 44.60 to 24.00 according to sample,: seaboard or To-- llohto frieghts, in 6. igillfeed-Car I . lots per ton, delt ered... Montreal: freights. Bran, per ton, $24; shorts per ton, 525; rcid03.1. a 226; gaod feed flour, 21.80 per' bag :eans-Hand pick. R;t4 $4,25 to . $4.20; ' intes $4.15 '-to $4.30..Potatoes-Oeta ibs, $1.45 per bag; New Brunswic ; !$1.60., 440, Live Stock ets Buffalo, Jan. ttle.--J-Activa and strange prime S re, $8.75 to $9; shipping 28 to $8., ; butchers, $6,75 .to 48.25; !Lefferts, $5 75 to 47.50 cowi h8.411 to $6,85; ba st $4,25, to' $1 stockers and. feede s, 55.15' to $7; stock heifers $4,50 to 55.50; fresh . aows and sPringers, slow and easy, SR to 595; veals, tive el to Hogs active, Woolf $ .14 to 51.40; mix- ed $7.35; yorkers 57' to $7.35; pirs roughs 46.25 to 56.4; stags, $4.50 to $5.50. Sheep imd lat - active; lambs $0 to $10.65; year s 45 to $9.25. wethers .47 to 47.$5, !ewes 5.3 to( $6,75; sheep mixed, 46.75 toll $7. : Union Steck ,Yards Toronto, Jart,4- Tragic opened_ very , low and for the flint hour or awe, searoely any cattle passed over the scab. Towards notin busluesa began to ye,. aneknprices were found to be lY ateady 'with last week, though an easier feel- ing for medium w ght ,and ouelitY. Several vry choice losAs sold from 27.50 to 7.76; g medium around 47 to $7.1O; cowS, tills and canners stea(1y to firmt. p lambs and ealves were steady to strong. There were practically no hogs on eale in the market, ;but e, 1 rge consignment of weettilf bogs wa delivered direct to the t Cessiadi pompany. Pack- ers are quoting ed and watered. Duna and Trevack 14. ten loads -14 heifers, 1,046 pound:, $1: 18 heifers 1,000 poen-As, 5735 ; e 1110 lbs. 4%50; one bull. 1.5 pounde, $6.- 40; one bull. 1000 46; 150 Jambs, .410.50 to $11; 35 s'heeP, $3:50 to 27.60; 25 ealvea! • 'to 12/0.50. Gulans Labnited tiong'ht 100 ee.ttis; goal to ehoioe kether, $7 t2 5715,0,; P.1411,sr 0,50to 48,*.• .14a Q io.d etbutt?hersi $1.60 to $7; news $6.00.! 'Bios and ,Whaley. old 620 3bep aadflanibie pot to 021 .71;talteep 7 ; to 41.50; beam, Antakm irt 0i5ettol *00,11 59.50 to $10.b0; r;a7136 :, ht k4mitt 41. '#teerg h rs, 1055 hs., '41.0e twelve elb4eferel 41.1 49: .7 'lleiterA 1000 Idseand-0010 sold crta arat.OT 90. 41.74; one laa4 is s, 10 25. 7.25 ; 1 lead - �f 'Steers, S 27.10e �. P. 'Kenn -tidy 441 ntne leb.ds of CA tie - °bake 27 60 to $T. 5; good, *7.10 to 27.40;. lufm; $6. to 0,15;. $5.50 to i 6.50; MA Ars, etc., *3.50 to $4.2S. S ft Can an CO.; bought butcher ttle, 57 t 57.75. Barris Ab- attoir ht butehr eattle, h8.75 to $1.40. La st_ qu atiOns!:'. Export, Oboice, 47 40- to 27470; butcher steers choice, ' 27.00! to 7.10; good, $ .50 to $6.7 anediam, 6.40. to $6,65 ;nc mon, Or. 0 to $ ; !heifers, good to choice, $7 to $7.10; n-edium, $6.50 lto 416.75; hu her etrwS, choice, $6,- to h6 to$5.50; common 50 to $4.15; butehbe bulls, choice, $6 to147; good bulls $5.60 to *6; merit $0. to .5.50; ec4r5, 900 to 1,000' $44.40 to .50; bulbs, 44.50 to \ $5, 0; stockers, 00 to KO hes„ 56 to4,6. 5; :canners, 8 to $3,40; et tea's, '54.25 $4,50; rnii• ers choice, 60, to $86 eat springers!, $60 to $$5; Chrtice, v al calves; $9 to $10;" lainbts, yearlings, $7 to ea; c tO 41.25; spr 20.60 to 11.00; ewes, light, $6.25 to 27.50; idiaes, _ heavy and bucks, 26 to $6.50; ht:..!: !fed ;an4d watered, $9.0 f.o.b., $&6. Two dpilars 'and flf cents Off 111 ,00Ws. short aro 4• s of co ilia and a sila Jfairantrf 3t-OWing t Use, demarnd cif, beet 'after the holicla s, *prices at r rkenheel have rl9eit bo - siderably This 1at week Lri h Sri IrleS9 fIggi441;:tofs! C t Pathy iana (mai .110w, be. quat4.'at 1 to 15 ^ per 'foe': the side iliontre I January 4.; -Cattle year up rath r qtatet for a tle and the sui 15 was *fair easier Lee 4evel e4 in the ma ket, whkh residted in a decline 25c per •(30• hundred pounds, bat e en tat' this netball he demand f anibutcher was some m liPaciiredraowirig to t fact that from the, theliday, and in of thou!' carrted sola4esthck forwar Sequence tbe demand wal milyt for ce tain greAsi tin order to complete thei b,e trade cn the 1..vhole naa .• A stronger feeling pre e market fyt 1.0*5 grad th , 15c to per 10 •is }duel to the. fact rally were short of slitp uently the corrPetition wa :an active, trade was don lots at 210.15. to $10.25 .10 tk-.0 $8.25, and atags; a $6.12 1-2 Ter cwt. weighe tcherscattle, choice, $7. um,, $6.60 to 47.60;.tom 0 $6.26-; canners, $3.25 ; t re ws ' $6 ;,t ' cur2 $6 to 25.75; ;,butchairs A01.50; ehOlc $95; n1Uc.3r, can 585; lo um, leach $8 . lagers, 66 to 70; sheep ewes, 1610 bAks 414 *6 lambs; 29.60 to .210; ihog, Off, 'car .f• 210.15 to $10.26. ; • ! Stock and rather slam vaned t prices pounds, packers plies, con keener . d In. selected sows at ,$5.07 1-2 ti Off cars. 76 to $8; ar troa„ 25.26 24.50; butt rcegt, bolls, *5 t each, u�;:t each, 2801 t to to $85.• s T. BO E BALMERS F NERAL Di H. C.; .13 Holder of Govern and Lie() CHARGES MO Night; an •Phone 107 AND . . ECrORS XHH ejit piploma, eel • ! EkA'Fao Day Calls Pone 60 • Bir tel. . CHESNEY-In Calgary, !Itn., on De ember 10th to Mr. and Mrs. George 0 esney, a son. MoLEOD-In Port Huron, on Decent er 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman McLeod, of $eaforth et etai MeLEOD-In Exeter, on December 25th, to Mr. and Mrs.in. T. efeLedd. a 8031.1 WATT -In Clinton, on Deceinber 18th to Mr. and I:i e a Mrs. F. W. Watt", & laughter. I , 0 OK -In Clinton, on Monde; December 27th; to q.t.% and Mrs. Josh Cook,a Eon. • CALDWELL-In East Wawanosh, on December Se ' to Mr. and Mrs. John Cal well, a daughter. 1 ELLY--In Morris, On December 20th, to Mr. and i ' and Mrs. Albert E. Kelly, son. • REGLE--In Manley„on Deceniber 29th, to Mr. and and Mrs.' Charles Regle, a son. • ECKART-In MoKiilop to Mr. I and Mrs J. 14. Eckert a daughter. McQUAID -In McKillop, on ember 17th, to Mrs. Joseph McQuaid; a eon. KIIUSE-In Egmondville, on January et, to Mr. and Mrs. Rionard Kruse, a son. men ' - Marri sa , TOLL-STEWART-At the home of tit bride's par- ents, Clinton, by Rev. C. 0. Koine, aura Emma youngest daughter of Mr. and 1 rs. William Stewart, to Mr. Fred W. oll, of East Wawan. osh, Wednesday, Deeemb r 29th. SAVAGE-14cGU1RE-In Monroe, bile „ on Deo, 228th, Ada wilms' McGuire, of Olin on,' to Ed- ward Savaage. of Monroe, Loh. ARMSTRONG-REID-Iv Stanley, on ecember 25 Mr. G. D. Armstrong to *lies Margaret Reid, daughter of Mrs. Andrew Reid, Stabley, LEE-EASTERBROOK-In Exeter, on bee 2Sth, at the home of the bride's permits, Miss Velme, daughter of Bin and Mrs. /George Eaeterbrook, to Mr Prank Lee of SeefOrth, McNAII-MoPLIERSON-At t n en , McKillop, on December 29th, by Rev.e D.11108 rowel!, Miss Margaret E. McPherson, oungest •daughter et Mr. and Mrs. Samuel. Ma orison, td Alexander M. MeNsb, boat of MoKill p. JOIIN8TON-HICKINGI3OTT M -At the home of the bride's parents in Auburn on NW Yeers day Edna Annie, eaughter of Mr. and re, James Hickingbottona to Mr. leo ert John on of Alma Ontario. Deathb! fdlTOHELL-In Stephenoon peeembe 29th. Sarah Wilson, wife of Robert Mi hell, •a ed 66 year and 5 days. ANDREW -At Gorrie, on Dec mber I tit, Thomas. Andrew, formerly of Elim Me, ag 65 years and 4 months. DENSMORE-In Stanley, at the home f his daugh- ter, hfre. Robert A. Robertson, W II. Dens - snore, aged 85 years and 1 months GOULD-In Goderich towneh , on De ember 25th, Mrs. Wm. Gould, aged sa ear% SPARKS -In Oalgary, on Dec mber 80 b, Margaret Sparks, relict of •the•late iev. M tthew Barr, ed 82 years. BEGLE-In Manley, on Jan ary ist, intent on of of Mr. and Mrs: Oharies Eagle. Metes faft Side or llant-teond me *wailing nooses in Egroondville for sate r nt.low tine 11,yoittlated ; will be Sold re a • able. Apply ra. Fie A. Ottsrleiwareh.lrgoeadvf 0 Wort tr ISAR, or will exciting% for Huron County 160 sorbs of /slid In North. ilakoteet tulle read station. For partiouljrs write B. G. FORD, COI WoodlawkAve.,- Buffalo, 274 Y. 4 9662x;12 ,• , AUCTION SALE -Mr. fleorge Hollond of Clinton hatinstruoted the undershined to sell by pub. lic auction at Dick's hotel stables, Seaforth„ on Jem- my 8th, at I p.m. thirty head of cattle notudathic of neW militate forward, spring st.eers and hetifere. Cimino:tee-Any cow represented to be in call and proving not to be by March Is can be returned, cash er- note will be rerun ed. Terme-Eight menthe' area hyapproved joint notes, or ?et pet annum oft for cosh. GEORGE /TOLLAND, Prop.; T. ttroWn, anotlfmeer. 2508-1 . OKA 1 from Funeral Dire tor a d Licensed E balm° I Ulf dertalung part re in ddfel Aimee Goderich sti, Opp lows building opipos te ' Stos ewart Bri. Reel - Dr. Scott's - 1 i Flowers furnished on 1 short notice.. 1 t Phone Night or Dai 119. • ..4444444#4440.104._ ^ tr.Ak.• ...•11•11MMIM.Ni FAINMS FOR BAIA OR TO RENT. ehaeOR SALE -Lot 85, Conoessien 4, AleKillop, 100 acre% With Nish,jruit orclutris. For furthet parbioulars apply to rs. M. A. GAETZ. MEYER, P. 0. Box 258, Seafort i. 2480etf VARM FOR SALE. -Lot 6, Ooneession 9, Tucker - 1: smith, containing 100 stores, about seven stores ander bash. The farm is well tenced and drained and in a good state of enitIvatIon. There are on the premises a good tonal house, link barn, pig house, lien house, drive hens° and two good wells. For terms and palatalise: apply oh the:premises or ed. drum MRS. JOHN Me01,0Y, °ovine P.O. tete -*"-r--11.. • 235641 -omen seee-ess ea, Coneeseltm 6, L.11,S., Tuckeramith. The farin coetains 100 acres, all °leered and in a • good state of oultivation. Three never failing wells, windmill at barn. Good bunk barn 50%88, pig house, hen haute and drive shed, ' A good /frame house erith furnabe .1 An sere and a half of extra goer! orchard. This choice farm is within 8 miles of Seaforth, on the Kippen road, EgmondviIe.f 246241 -E-eaRal FOR SALE -• For sale, lbot 88, Concession 1, ..0 L.11.8., T.uokeremieh, containing 100 acre% There are on the premises a geed bank barn 48x52, with straw shed 84x50, Goadefreme home, plenty of water at honee mid barn. Farm is all well fenced stud tile dra tied. 'There are eight acres bush, the 4y balance ex t 85 acres Is In graes. It is situated 4 miles from intcin and e from lirucefleld. Rural malt and telephone. For further partiaulare apply on the premiees or address GEORGE warn, It. R. No, 1, Bruoalleld, or phone 2 on 197, Clinton Central. 1 24t 44f paw FOX:SALE-100 se'reslo eholoe land, with- in easy distanee to Seaforth, Myth, Londesboro and waltoe, on the 11th ConcleSion of ,Hullett. Rich m clay loatn, rr,te frostone and very fertile. In a high orate of oultivatien. About eight aeres of val. uable hard wood, Comfortabis briok hatise on stone foundation with cement cellar*. Large bank barn, gook stabling awl out betiding% also sijo, wind -mill with water flowing through pipe into' kitchen, soft water cement cistern. A iewrable teem, For fer- thee particulars apply to ROB 7 2Londt:s. bore, T.L.R. No, 1, box 2. Me itiop rural Vol n 16 on 170. ,o :hats FARM roe•0 Wes-"6"."its belt lot G25, Cos. 12; Hibbert, eoatnining 50 aorea. On the premises is a very good barc, about 45 sores cleared and all eeeded down. 5 aeires of very good hard wood bosh. Fecceeln good,reair. A never failing spring near back of form. Ag�4d well with abun- danoe of water at the barnTlere is ale° a small orchard of choice fruit trete& JhIaproporty is sit- uated about 2 miles east of Ole selhurst on good gravel road. 6 mites from Hems I. Thie is a good graee farm or would make a goat grain, fornt. For tdok tale the property will be Old reaeohable, for •further oareloulare apply to B, 6. PHILLIPS, Aunt, Box 76, Fader, 249441 MreMitratilitirr t Si m aX lett lot 3e, Concessid)nr 9, mc Moo, coe:- taining ioacres. There are on, the prejzziaes two good freme houses with stone oe. We and cemeat cis- terns. Two good bank barns w th (niter* stabling, Water under barn also hen house and drive shed. eupplied by windruM. Windroillin field and cement trough for watering eta*. rhe farin be in a good Mate Of cultivation being well • enced ia d under - drained. One acre of good bearing orchard. The ism may be divided to suit two families, br sced in two waste suit pnrehaser. W thin On i mile of school, olturokbhibtamith shop and etoro. Apply on the pvimi.ei or address the undersi ed R. R. No. 1 8esforth. ROBERT A. DODDS, ,Phone Son 161, Ii0111110p.. ' 250341 , OOD FARM FOB,. SALE-4Or Sale Lot 25 and . PartOf L424, Concession14, Me lap, win tabling 180 acres, There are On .the a modern brick ;house with herd and waft. There Is also* good barn 60E126, with s • ne foun- dation and stabling underneath, driving shed Mole on stone foundation, pis Pen and nen benne* alt in good repair. There Is also a gaol bearing or- chard and two never felling well*. The fawn is well underdralned and well tamed and in a high state of cultivation with 10/acres of hardwood, bath. It is well situated on the North gravel reed 1 mile eouth of Walton C. PaR.ststion, also telephone aol rural mail delivery. This is a choice farm and will be sold on reasonable terms. For further parUaulars apply on:the:premises or. addrese. W. J. MESON . . Aeon. • 24584 . - VARM FOR SALP-For sale sputh half lot 81.82, Concession 1, Vuokerstnitinciontainin Di acres more or lees& There are on the pram s a good frame house with kitehen and, woodshed cement •cistern, good bank barn 40x64 'vtith sten stabling and ceteept floors, drive shed and hen het se, water in house end barn supplied by *Ind mill i nd cern- enetank.ne farm Is in first oiaot conditi n fenced and drained and there are 10 ikores di rift class bush and emallorchard; • The farm s three and one half.- miles from Cli ton. 11 e miles Iran Seatorth and one rcile fron ehurohs d school, Rural telelephone in house. T e farm h 11 on the west eine of roilroed track and is in first , close shape. Terms -Reasonable. re as for selling, the proprietor wishee to retire, for 1 rther /particulars apply on the threthises or address JOHN /TOMAS ORICH, Clinton, Ontario, 94x12 -yr AMBLE FARM MR SAL The ad inietrat- F„, ors for the estate of the late Etugh M. Gordon, offer for sale, Lot No. fourteen ( 4) in the tdxth (6) Oonceesion of the township of M Kffiop. his farm consists of 100 acres of cleared sect impro ed farm lands in a (dean and good state of cultivation and le situated in a splendid farming distriot, convenient to markets schooleand ohurche . On the premises are erected a co imitable, frania dwellieg house, 18x24, with kitehell attached. Spiendid frarne barn 52x70 with stone stabling undemaeath, ceniont floors ' and water in barn, [alio a good pig pen and water In barn elects good pig pen nd hen house. The , farn1 is well fenced aol extra we tile dmi ed. Tao title is perfect and mouton wilt be give for the purpose otdoirinh neoessarytall work. For further particulars apply ARCHIBALD McG EGOR, or ROBERT GIBSON, Administrator% or to R. Sz HAYS, Seaforth, their Softener. . 24914f - . c 1 Cards' of Thanks John A. Stewart desires to tha k the many friends who by their votes end lnthienoel made him Reeve of Seaforth on Monday teat In thefuture ati In the past 1 shall endeaver Ito perform eny duties to the beat of my ability and in the beet intereses of the Town and county. , JO1N A. STEWART desire to thank yery slacerel the eledors • of Maintop who gave me their s pport on Monday last and again elected me to the position of Reeve of MoKillop. It wEb be my earnest egort to so ant that 1 may still me t the confidence the people have se frequently and 80 kindly expressed In me. JOHN lf. C4OVENLOOK I desire to thank y friends an the electors of fleaforth generally or the very h arty support they gave me on Monday last, eiaoting me to the honor. able positioa of Omencillor for th town of Seaforth. I appreciate the hobor as well as he responsibility and will try to do my duty. RO ERT eleINTOSH ......./.41t46.0.• I have to Umiak the people of deaforth for the honor they have doge me 'reelecting me a member of the town council' of Seaforth. I shall endeavor to serve all faithfully and without far or favor to any. WIL IAM GOLDING Illii••••••11=111 I desire to thank tbe electors o Maintop for their support and influence in electing me at the head of the poll to the council of our goqd township. I can assure you all, I highly prize the nonor and ehall en- deavor to prove my appreciation by ever striving to do my duty and to advance in every legitimate way the welfare of our township. JOHN DODDS • I have to thank the electors of the good township of Hollett Mr electing me to the poeition of Council. lor. It will be my constant aim while in office to serve the people faithfully and honestly and in every legitimate way advance the interests of the township. THOMAS lidoMICHAEL .,! Ladies Gentlemen: 1 wish to return you my sincere tha ks for your splendid support ab .the polls and el ting me as councillor for 1916. 330011. otny In to ship expenditures, Efficiency in Mun- icipal improvements will alwaya have my eup- port while I am Oeunoillor of MaMilop Your humble servant FRANK IdeQUAID M. armetrong deaires to return to the electors of Ilullett hie eincere and heartfelt thanks for Meeting him Reeve of the butter townehly, of Mullett. Be will endeaT01 to do kis daty and serve the public faithfully and If any eMilmekee are made be can m- ouse his friends they will oe errors of the head and not intentional, U. ARMSTRONG 11•1100•0 ws 'for Sale Anther lot of those hish grade Durham cows of good milking strain will be Sold in Seatorth, on January 14th. Also a number of good young cattle. All stock sold by. private sale. Georg, T. Turnbull 2508-1 Seaforth Wanted Farm to rent. A graduate of the Ontario Agricul- tural College wiehes to rent a farm eontaibing about 100 acres, with build(ars suitable for Mixed farming Huron County preferred. Box 61, Heiman. 25084 Lost ..•ammosommoomais......mr Lott: the last week le November, a tolling coulter for a Cackshuat riding plow.•bec Neon Michael Me- Quald's and Mrs, Cleary'e Concession 8, H. IL fe, Tackeremilb. Information leading tb its recovery will be gladly received by MICHA.EL MoQUAID 2507-2 Phone 4 on 145 For Sale . Two pure 'red Yorkehire hogt, about 8 modhe old from Davis-Flatt stock, elecrible for registration 815 eaoh. Also a number of white Wyenclotte cook) erele from McLeod Bros, bred to lay etWn, 81 each 25000 ,HAY BROS., ILE, No, Farm for Sale Two first class farms in MoKUlop, 100 acres eseh. two miles front Seaforth, good buildings, choice farms, will be sold separately or jointly.. Apply t,o Mrs, JOHANNAH EloQUAID, Box 71, Seaforth, or to PROUDFOOT, KILLOB,AN & COOKE, Berfisters etc., Seaforth. • 2504-tf A HIGH GRADE SCHOOL OTT W. T. Hays, -1 Sea forth Tenor Soloist Saskatchewan Gold Medalist Open for Engagements Terms Moderate Phope zoo Oats Wanted Seaforth Oatmeal Mill Weare again on the market to buy any quarititybf good clean oats at the Seaforija Oatmeal mills, for which the highest cash price will be paid. Walter Thompson & Son, Ltd, Seaforth 2503-tf aces Like Sixty Toronto, Ontario stands to -day with. out a superior in Canada. Graduates highly successful. Catalogue fres. Enter any time. Armual. Meeting The Anima Meeting of the Bayfield Agricultural Society will be held in the • Town Hall, Hayfield, • on Wednesday January 19th, at 2p, m. The Annnual Reports wilt be received and oftlers elected, F. A. EDWARbS, Treas. 2601-2 A. L. Irwin, Secy. For Sale or, Reit The desirable residence property in V.gnondville, owned by W. G. Charleswarth end situated mile from Seaforth. The house Is a two story brick, with furnace and electric lighted throughout,/ has good cellar with cement floor and large soft wetter ole. tern in cam There Is also a new stabIS with two elude and one box stall and drive -shed. tod hard water and a few fruits crees. Will be so reason- ably and on terms to snit _purchaser. Fee further particulars apply to 250241 W. G. CHARLESWORTH Seaforth • House for Sale The residence on ooderlob Street Wet, owned by Mr. D. J. MCCallutr, and at present occupied by Mr. John Dodds. will be sold cheap. Terme of paytrent reasonable. For particulars apply to r IAMBS WATSON, 2484-tf timoommeimem.or • Insurance Agent, Seaforth. Notice. Town of Seaforth Tax Sale wommummoommet Notice is hereby given that the list of lands fer eale for arrears of taxes has been prepared and that copies thereof may be had in my Office and that the list is being published in the following is- sues viz. December llth. 18th, 25th, 1915 and Jan- uary 1st, 1916 of the 'Ontario Gazette' and that in default of the payment of the taxes, the lands will be sold nt the town hall, Seaforth, on Wednesday, the 15th day of March, 1916, at8 oclook p. mi, for taxes. JOHN A. WILSON, Secy.-Treas. Town of Seaforth Seaforth, Dec. 14th, 1915. 2505-13 Farmers ' Institute Meetings of the East Huron Farm- ers Institute will be held as follows : Moncrief, Wednesday Jan. 12; Wal- ton. Thursday, Jan. 13; Winthrop, Friday, Jan. 14; Harlock, Saturday, Jan. 15; Belgrave, Monday, 'Jan. 17. Meetings to be addressed by Wm. O. Barret of Galt and Miss M. V. Powell, of whitby. meetings commence at 2 o'clock and 7:20 p.m. 2508-2 Seaforth Agricultural Societ Annual Meeting Sno..."--- • The Annual efeetigonbers of the Sea - forth Agricultural eletlthylaemrtheie election of often) and directors and the transaction of other businee.s, will be held on Thursday, January 20th at 2 p. In the Public Library Hall J. McDOWELL, President M. BRODERICK, Secretary 2508 - South Huron Agricultural Society Annual Meeting Tibe Annuai Meeting of the members of the South nitima Arehroitural Society will be hem in The King George hotel, Henaall. on Tuesday, January 111th, 1918 D - at of i p. n., simarp , wii For the purpoee reellivIdg the 'actors son Ateattorts annual impalas, the election f DIreokre fa %he current year and the traneaoti of other hiodeeee, A meeting of the Directors be held at 11 &lock fem., on the same day aterl In the same piece. , O. GEIGER, President 2,508-2 K. M. McLean, Secretary "Johnny on the spot" xi h..p. We are Agents for tlie Eamous Gilson Line Engines, Ensilage Cutters, Silos, Peed Grinders, Pumps, Wood Saws, Belting., Pulley* etc. call and eau tilts Engine at our T1V Works in illeaseel • and . gct full particulars. W„ E. Pfet..ff Phone No, 7 -RAN 'RUN RAILAAV ,SYSTEM Winter Resorts • cial Pound Trip Fares Stop -overs asheville rand Hot Springs, N. C. 'ICharleston, S. C., Nassau, N. P., Hot, Springs, Ark,, French Link Springs Jacksonville &allFlorida points' nirvana, Cuba and New Orleans' La., via New York and Rail (or steam- er according to destination) or via Buffalo, iDetroit or Chicago. Bermuda andi West Indies Other Health Resorts , Mount Clemens, Mich., Battle Creek, Mich., St. Catharines, Welland, Ont., Preston Springs, Ont.; Further particulars on application to Grand,Trunk agents. W. Somerville... ..... Tewn Agent W. Plant. .Depot Ageat C. E. HORNING, D. P. A., Union Station, Toronto, Cnt 2508-tf Good Suggestions For Holiday Buying at Broderick's that will please • .1 Gloves and mitts soc to 2.00 Gauntlets 1.00 to 4.00 Auto Gauntlets 1.75 to 4.00 Sleigh bells of all kinds 'Sleigh robes from 8. oo to 10.50 'Cub bear robes 13.00 to 15.00 'Stay -on' horse blanketsr.so to+ oct All wool blankets 2.5o to 8.00 Club bags from 2.50 to moo Suit cases i.00 to 8. oo SINGLE HARNESS16.00 to 55.00 Our own make, cheaper and better thah factory' work, we guarantee all our goods to be No. innINIMINIEIMEnn Br ()derides Harness Shop Opposite Commercial Hotel SEAFORTH Trunks Robes THE CANADIAN BANK_ OF COMMERCE MR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L., President JOHN' A.IRD, General Manager. It V. F. JONES, Aatet Genersi Mann -SAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $1.3,500 u0 FARM RS BUSINESS The Canadian Bank f Commerce extends to Farmers every facility for the transaction of their banking business, including the diseount and collection sof sales notes. Blank sales notes are supplied free of charge On application. Seaforth Branch W. O. T. rsAORSON Mama er Take a little comfort as you go especially if you can combine it with . profit. The man who owns a Ford has provided healthful enjoyment for his • ah enure family and equipped himself with an economical servant as well, The Ford:Runabout is 8480; the Coupelet $730; the Sedan $890; the Town Oar $780, Ali maces f.o.h• Ford, Ontario. All tars completely equipe including electric headlights. LE taiptnenb dee not include Spedometer, J. F. Daly, Seaforth. House and Land for Sale lir, Helmested often hie residence itt Harpurhey withtwo and a half acres of and surrounding it for sale, irantediate poessegston The house contains 7 rooms bettides kl hen and pantries, bathroom and kreherreeno The stable contains tito etas a loose box and ample room for co:weep:times. The house and outbuildings are lighted by electricity. Thryo is a furnace in the house and tbere are two wells aod two soft water cisterns. The grounds are well fenced and planted with fruit and ornamental treesend ehrubs. The property is about one MHO ant of the Main street of &Worth, on the Huron Reno, township taxes. Fax Terms and particulars apply to 24984f F. HOLIIESTED, Seaforth Coal Business ocianfor Saie Owing to ill health- If am forted to dispose of my large t‘teck of best quality Scranton Coal and will retire from the coal business which 1 have. carried on in Seaforth for some years, Egg Coal.... - fe5 Stove Coat. 1'4.50 Chesnut_ Cos.ei .. . .. .50 No. 2 Nut Coal... .50 Orders can one left, atimv opposite Ogilvie's or artesWidencGxsVoegre,e Also No. 7 storehouse for sale. J. J. SHINE, Seaforth We beg to announce lthe purhw of the 15.4.y101,ELD SAWMILL which we will operate in C011iterfethou with the BRUCEFIELD Mill. We ars open for business at both °Mime pre- pared to pay the highest spot cesh, prices for all kinds of logs, either in bat or by the thousand aud either in bush or delivered in our yards. You may also secure from usat either office any af the following lines. Lehigh Valley Coal the eoa Canada Cement the recognized tand 1 atisfies, rd of Canada Buffalo Brand Fertilizers best by tet Dressed -Lumber & Shiagl� Canada Fibre Board Tile, Cedar Posts, Lumber of •all Kinds, etc. I heartily solicit and by fairl _.square dealing shall endeavour worthily to merit your moat liberal patronage. Telephones:, Bayfield office 1 on 174; Brumfield office 1 xi 145 • John B. Mustard .04,40.40••••4040********440444 EVR ********414*4444444.4**4 44 THE PRODUCT OF EXPERIENCE MODEL FOVR NINETY Price Com te Phone 95 GEO D. +A..t..._.,4ift**.stitt..••••••••••44v.ip 2-2- F.0,11. ha AIGH, Agent 9+.414.44'0884.9.44.44'44 teesee.ft-