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11IBA.LMERS AND . .
UNERAL .D REOKORS
H. C. BOX
Holder of Government Diploma
nd Liceime
CHARGES :MODERATE
$aare4s ftzcaieb.1id! 1;311,Pb notice
Night Call
Calls
Phone 1O 7 Phone 50
Births•
a March
and Sirs W Elliot. rtanth, to Pte,
daughter.
MoUR TI In Goderich, on March 80th, to Mr.
and Hrs. Wm. HcOreath jr., a eon,
BI 1EN--At Goderich on March 28th, to Hr. and
se airs `Mrs. D. M. O'Brien, a daughter,
V iG--In Oodernoh, on March 25thflto Mr. and lira.
Thos. Legg(nee Emily HoOavth of Seaforth) a
son.
SMITH -Ai: eloderioh on March let% to Mr. and
Mrs. Iisilldav Smith, a daughter.
GILLESPIE-In Vinghame on Merah 20th, to me
and. M. J.G. Gti serifs of Whittechutoh, a -son
Marriages;
HUDIE-CAMPBELL-At the rectory Bayfield, on
BArch 27th, Margaret Oampbetl, to John /audio,
both of Goderich township,
WILL1S-KING--At E7rediton on March 21s5, by Rev.
Sherman Willis, son of Mr. and birs.
James'dlis. to Mise Olive, daughter of Mr. Al-
bert King, all of Stephen.
Deethn
4REE--Irl Clinton, on Morn: 25th, L. t1. Oree,,
Lo-fect 8orgeant bind Sirs: L, Jree, aged .1 year aid 1
month.
ANDERSON In Morris, on March 26th, David A.
i Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. 3 Anderson, aged
19 years.
EYANS-In GGoderich, on Basch 27th, George Huans,.
aged 82 yearn
BOBBRTe--In Goderuch, on Starch 25th, John Rob•
este, aged 74 years.
WARD --In Varna,. on April sot„ Margaret Watson,
Relict of the late Yhomas Ward, in her 74th year
C UDMORE--In Ueborne, on April 8rd, Saemuel Cud -
more, aged 52 years and six months.;
*,.etkasse••
S. T Holmes -I
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Di Iertakingg parlors in Oddfe
,i loses building opposite
Stewart Bros. Resi-
dence Goderich st., cpp
Dr. Scott'E
Flowers furnished en.
short notice.
Funeral- Director and
Licensed Embalnaer
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SALE REGISTER.
On Tuesday, April Ilth, at the village of Bruoeleid
`farm stook and implements. Alex. McKenzie, Prop. ,
T. Brown, Auctioneer.
On. Lot 26, Concession 1, London Road, Tuoker-
Smith,.on April 15, 1$161 auction sale of farm stook
and implementer. W. F. McMillan, Prop.; T. Brown,
Auctioneer.
On Lot 10, Oonoession 13, HoKillop,on Wednesday
April 12th, farm stook and implements Wm. A.
Barron, Proprietor.
1 AUCTION SALES
A (TCT ON SALE OF FARM STOOK AL) ti PLE-
M:ENT1-F. 8. Scott has been instructedto
eell by public auction, on Lot 10, Concession 13,
'McKillop. on Wednesday. April 12th, at 1 o'clock,
•the following: Filly risrnac 5 years old mare 10 years
old, general purpose horse 8 years o'Id. Cattle --2
•yeung cows due time of sale, heifer supposed to
calve in July, heifer rising 2, 2 calves rising 1, 80
young hens, 2 geese and gander. Implements -Top
'buggy, set of sleighs, a quantity of 3 and 4 inch tile,
200 bushel seed oats, 40 eusbel barley, about 6 tons
hay, some timothy seed. Terms -Ali sums of $10
and under, rash: over that amount 7} months' cred-
it on approved joint notes, A discount of 8 per
centper annum alto ted off far cash on credit
emanate. Hay and grain cash. WM. A. BARRON,
+rop.; 1", S. Melte Auctioneer, • 2531 -tel
•UOTION SALE OF FARM STOOK AND IMPLE-
fdENTii-Thos. Browia hart been instruetedetoasell
by publicauction, north of Scott's store in the vill-
ageof Brucefieid, on Monday'April 10, at 1 o'clock.
the following : Filly rising 8 yeses old, filly rising
two years old. aged mare, oolts bred from R.
Murdock's imported stallion, Shethin Stamp, cow
•due to cal. eithe first of May, young cow, calf, light
wagon, buggy, cutter, fannicg mill, plow,
wafflerlxlrrow, a set. floherjygle organ nearlyySeweigh
new,Seale% wheel
cooking stove
nearly new, heater, eupboarrl. washing machine and
wringer; barrels, a lot of. other household furniture,
.25 young hens. Terms -All sums of $5 and under
cash; over that amount 8 months' credit on approv-
ed joint notes. A discount of 8 per cent per annum
allowed off for cash on credit amounts, AT.EV Mo-
K ENZIE,•Prop.; T. Brown, Auctioneer. . 2620-tn
A LOTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND IMPLE=
1NTS--Mr. Thomas Brown has been instruct-
ed to sell by public auction, on April 16, 1816, by
W. F. McMillan, at Lot 26, Concession 1, London
Boad, Tuokergmith, the following property. One
imported registered Clydesdale mare 10 years old In
foal to Earl 0'' Clay. thus la an ext onalty well
bred mare,. Clydesdale filly 3 years of sire and darn
registered and imported, this filly is a egible for regg-
•istration and is one.oftheliestelfaxIBIliee in Ontario
1 colt nine -months old, sire and darn both register-
ed and imports, this colt is also eligible for regis-
tration agricultural brood mare 12 years old in
:gal to Earl 0' Clay, cow seven years old giving
• nnlic, 2 year old heifer with'heiter calf at foot, calf 8
monthsold, about 40 good hens, broadcast seed
elrill and seedier coni'bitfed, Massey -Harris mower
• nearly new, riding plow, walking plow, extra heavy
set iron harrows, sulky rake, stuffier, set weigh
seaa!es600 lbs. capacity. 2 sugar kettles, wagon, hay
reek, set bobsleighs, set light bobsleighs for one
°nor.e,hay fork rope and a quantity of hay and har-
eem. good cooking stove, large wardrobe, heavy
'reed baby buggy, medium size Darrel churn, two
caller cupboards, tables, chairs sealers, eto., four
hanging lamps, hand lamps and an Aladdin Lamp.
- Terms-Allsums of $10 and under cash; 8 months'
credit on approved joint notes. Sine per cent per an-
numallowed for cash on credit amounts. No reser-
ve as proprietor has sold his farm. W. F. MoMl .
LAN, Prop.; T. Brown, Auct. 2621 -td
IkEPORTANT NOTICES
tacesmT rix STOP FOR SALE --For sale cheap
or to rent, a first class blacksmith stand , with
110 opposition. Reason for selling, sickness. For
further particulars apply D.a8. SUTHERLAND,
R.R. No. 2, Seaforth. 2519.4
*DOR 3AL R -In Goderich, a new two storey brick
- house with alt modern conveniences, beautifully
eltuated near the lake and convenient to churches
hook and the business part oteethe town. Terms
reesouable. Possession givers: any time. Apply to
Mee DRIVER, Bruce st., Goderich, Ont, 2620x8
POTTAGE FOR SATE -A comfortable cottzfre on
kJ George St., Seaforth, The house contains 3
rooms and 4 bedrooms. There are two lots and a
good stable. Within one lock of Main se. There
lea good cellar and hart and soft water within the
house. Apply to Sohn Rankin, Seaforth. 2514•tf
VOTING STALLION Fs aR SALE - A 'Olydesdare
I. stallion three rears of 1 last October. Canadian
bred from registered stock. In color, bay, with
strip on face and .hiril feet white. Oan be seen at
• anytfine0n Lot 3, Ocn. 11, ilullett, Will be load
reasonably. ROBT. Et I;ID, &R. No: 1, Londesboro,
phone 16 on 170, McKillop. 2619-tf
1 1 ,' allifORTANT
WSAland. n oocneiif;
bocce of f tan- 'ig.,$ Bait
'{LEAN D aAT ICs sAL
k• variety: JAMES 401121TO
Phone 6 en 91, neneali Central.
L'VR SALF-.Two born With 11
it weeks old. Apply Andrew A
session 7,'I.R.S., Tnekeramitb, E'
�I8Bi Lot 55, Concession
• Mires, with bush, wlndmitl, fru
haat er particulars! Ply to fire.
ME' ER, P, O. Boz 26S, Seaforth.
ts; ten tend
bald, Itit 12t, . p-
hone :s on 13L
252
MoKiiW0p,
t orohards,
M. A. ;GFA
100 '
Fax
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II FOR BALSA -Lot 6, s . on 9, Tuo
smith, containing100 sores, bout seven
under bush. The farm to well_ fen. ed and d
and In a good state. of cultivation. Thereare on
p a good frame house, be • barn, pig ho
hes ouee drive limes and two • • . barn,
and: p iouLKi apply on-e:premiee o
1[138. JOHN MoOLOY, dville P.O.
..9866
ned
the
For
ad.
If
RTIIORN BULL, AND STR W FOR 2 . I
ave a Shorthorn bull calf nhi months old for
sale, Sty (100989),sire White -Ha Prince (8•.87)
Dam, Pie ()rust 2a (104401) Se le . splendidnth
vidusi and should make a good I have a'1: o a
large quantity of clean bright etre ' for sale in the
barn on my farm 11- miles east of'Kippe • M.
Dust;:, /4.13., phone 20 on 98. �� 25 �' 2
POR SALE -Lot 10, Oon
Tttokeremith. The farm coma
olearnd and in a good state of
never failing wells, windmill at
barn 50x88, pig house, hen house
1. A good frame house with furnace.
halt Of extra goat orchard. Thi
within Smiles of Seaforth.. on t
HENRY FORSYTH; gganondvilie,
-UNARM FOItSALE-Lot i.5, Con. 6, MoKillop, 2
miles fromSeatorth, Good buildings; welifence
aad drained, everything up-to-date. There are 12
time bush, the rent in good state of cultivation.
Plenty of water, Artesian well on the place. For fur
thenppaanictitate apply on the premises or addres-'
• JAM K3 KERR, E. R. Ne. 1, Seaforth. 3518x4
: on8,L.B
100 sores
tivationi T
. GoOd
nd drive •
An aorei seat
oholoe fa
e Hipper
240
FOR SALE OR RENT -In Ngmo . dvilie, the: p
elty of Alexander Gordon, cont ns. 21 ser
land . On the premises are a tom • rtabhe x
framehouse with all convenienees. Plenty ,of
and ft water, excellent cellar iso a No. 1st
and poultry house and pig ho:. Is withi
mtnuttes,walk of oat office• will be .sold ebeal
on easy terms, li not sold b Ap 7, will he le
to a reliable tenant. For p = ,� eulars appl
ALEX at the Egmond oe store or
vee Box 61, Seaforth. ' 12517
M FOR BALE -400 acres of a doe land.
easy distance to,Beaforth,: BI h, Londes
and alton,;on that lith Conoeesi .. 01 Hallett.
clay oam, fres from.stone and very fertile. a
high state' 01 oultivfatipn. About : ght soles of al.
uablherd wood,. Qorntortable brio house awe ne
foundation with cement cellar. L ' ge bark I rn
gooketablingand out buildinve, al:. slid, wind, ill
with Water flowingthrough pipe to kite en, oft
wate cementolateen, A eleaarabl firm,.- For;r-
Vierparticularsapply to ROBERT REID, Lori es.
boreett.lt. No. 1, hroe2.11114citillo, rural telephone
,15 an 170. 0406-tt
001) FAl.M FOL1 SALE --Por isle r,nt 26 and
IX part of Lot 24, Concession 14, McKillop, cnn-
taining180acne. There are on the prcmisea a
modern brick house with hard and; soft wager.
There is also a good barn 60x126, • 'th atone- futon.
S.;
all
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nk
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as
ble
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nd
dation and stabling underneath, d
on stone foundation, pig pen and
in good repair. There is also a g
chard and two never failing wells.
underdreined and well fenced and 1
cultivation with 10 acres of hardw
well situated on the North gravel r
of Walton 0. P. R. station, also tel
mail delivery. Z`his is a choice f
sok' on reasonable terms. F,or f
apply on the premises or address.
Waltor.
ving eked 30$40
hen house, ;all
d bearinz pr.
The farm is Well
a high state of
r bush. is
1 mile so th
phone and r, ral
m and will be
her patio ars
▪ J•,DIOK$ r N
24
M FOR SALF--For sale soutl half L 3132,
Concession 1, Tuokersmith, co. tainixl04 a res
more or leers. There are on the • remise a god
frame house with kitchen and w•. shed, ,cern nt
cistern, good hank barn 40x64 wit stone Stahl ng
and nen ent floors, drive shed and h n house, wa er
In house and barn supplied by win mill an ce -
ent t ek.The farm its in first class onditioj and,
ed
and drained and there are • 10 aor of first o
bush and-sinaliorehard. The farm is th ere
and one half miles from Clintn, five mIes
from Seatorth-and one n_ile from e , rob, anr� sola 1,
Rural teteiephone in house. The f rm is a1 on he
west sine.peariiroad.-track and is in fI t ox ss
shape. Terme=Reasonable. resons for seili g, t e -
proprietor wishes to retire, for fur her pa tieul re
apply on the premises or address OHN T p S
ORIOH, Clinton, Ontario' ? 12x1
TALUBLE FARM FOR SALE- • e adm niet at
V ors for the estate of the late H • h hf. ord n
offer for sale, Lot No. fourteen (14) n the. xth (6)
Concession of the township of SMolli lop. Tis fa
consists of 100 acresof cleared and Improved fa m
lends in a clean and good'state of a Itivation an is
situatedin a splendid farming dist ot,?• oon'enie t
to markets, schools and churches. a a:the Trenit
are erected a comfortable frame welling hou e,
18x24, with kitohen attached. 8pl • ndid frame b: rn
52x70 with stone stabling underlies:, , cement flo re
and water in barn, also a good pig . en and wa er
in barn also a good pig pen and h house. he
farm is well fenced and extra 'well t le drained. ' The
title is perfect and possession Will b given for he
purpose of doine all necessary fall w rk. For furl er
partioulars apply to ARCHIBALD MoGREGOR, or
ROBERT G1B90N; Administrato s, or to R.
HAYS, Seaforth, their So:lotto. 249 -tf
attlefor Sajg
For sale a,' nu ber of
steers and dry cows, euita
purposes. Also f ome reg
coming in.
0
2521-2
House and
fo
The property is sitar ed on the w=st side of nohh
Main et., Seaforth. 2' - o'storey brl'k house Ev tie
stone foundation, cam nt and brig cellar, fra e
kitchen and woodshed. Large fra a barn. • Tb re
..re six lots upon which are twenty a ve fruit' .tre. .
Will eel' the house wit one pr mor lots to su t
purchaser. Apply to
11. AMENT Seaforth
4 T. T
Build
Sale.
heifers! a d
le for gr es
stered ee s
rnbull
Seaforth
ng Lo s
517-tf
1VIcJ(i110
The Assessment Roll
Kiliop, for the year 19
Lot 24, Con. 7, and Ma
dents or ratepay ere
office hours.
M,MUI
April Ist,19I6
of the Mun oipatity of
(eis now in he Olerk't o
y be teen by ny of the rest.
of, the Mun oipality during
DIE, Clerk o MoKitiop
i3 forth, Oait.
25214
f asles
Notice is hereb giv to the ra
township ofeStaaule y, that in a o0
ProvincialHealthActall known .o
of measles or other a to lous di
ported within12 hours to the Medio
Dr, Rngere, Brueefteld• or to the t?
Board, R. J. Richard n, Varna. A
to observe this regula ton will be pr
ing to law,
Byorder of tee Board of He
Dated April let, 1919.
ers Pt he
loAyse with he
suspected 'o es
es must be re-
Hetlth Ofilder.
rd
1 ese
o1 persons fail ng
See outedj ace
tth, Stay
Raesideri ce fo
For sale the reset •n on Gode rieif
owned by the late M. y. Molean
solid brick with slate koot, splendid
ed attic. It is heated by couabinatf
hot tor furnace. Dont sins every in
There are *four lot with splen
carriage house. lrorifurther partic
!The EXPOSIT
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The house is a
cellar an
n hot we
ern co '
id stall
Lars ap
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er and
renieoe
!e aind
ly at
Olt OFFICE
Seafq*th
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`'ale
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E baimerand
Duni ral Director
7nderta, ing• Parlor's above
VI; Willi ms' grocery- store,
Main treet, Seaforth.
were fur ished on short, notice.,
Ui .ges-moderate
Phone ight or dad L92
414144440** . 464.
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toCrdiyrs
In eau tter ,the estate of John Shine of the
town Seaforth in the Oolinty, oi" Huron„gen-
tieman deceased. • _
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a INoti ale hereby ven pursuant to R.S.O„ Ohep.
lei, Se tion 56, that all creditors end others having
chime gatnst the estate ai the said John Shine, who
died a Seaforth, } n the 22nd day ,of February,
1918, a e requi redalto send by poet, or deliver to J.
M. Be. , Seatorth, at., Solicitor for Hannah Shine, _
the Ex utrix of the saki eatate on or before the
15th d of Ap-il 19116, the full particulars of theirclai
them. And fand urthere 'ure of take nonce that after if suohlast
mentioned date the Executrix will proceed to dis-
tributethe assets of the Bald deoeased among he
partiesentitled thereto having regard 'only to the
Cairns f which she elall then have notice z
;J. M. BEST
0 o r fo1r The said Eicecutrfx. Seaforth.
:Dated at Seaforth, this 131b day of March, 1916.
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(4ogts nd
oading 2Bolts
We are prepared . to
pa th highest cash price
fo all irds of logs and
headirl bolts, in 'bush or
deliverd;in our yard.
Heading bolts to be
cut 2c and 40 inches long
So Om soft maple,
and bepcb logs to be cut
I � l
x3 and 16 feet long.
Rook elm,hard maple,
White sly and basswood
logs t be cttt 1o, 12, 14
and I6 foot.
W have in stock and
will se� at the lowest price
No. hemlock lumber
and th .best grade Red
Cedar hingles.
Atrient Bros
Seaforth
2603.11
Owint
team I hal
will find
.place you
we , may
tention. '
harnessA
Union Oa
coupled' r
ship, We
in
an
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or
ler
C
EAM
RNES
the great demand f r
14ess in the. spring y u
it more satisfactory o
r order with us now, th t
give it our; special t -
We guarantee all o r
be made from No. 1
harness ;leather whic
th first clasg workma
know we can setts
ery respect. Get o
let us have your spri
le - ring H>a rness
This year e are Makin a special
ofcleanin and oiling harness.
find that e can do it better a d
more eco lnically thap it other-
wise out be done. We are usi g
a sp ciall prepared harness . oil
whit en nces the life of the lea h
-er ke pin each strap soft and • li-
able. Br ng in you harness a d
let us clean it.
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REMEMB
kADI1r T' Ik0
i Also Furri r
4. The Only nem in 8 fort
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oderick's
ness Sho
to Oommi rcial Hotel
SEAFORTH
artier
our land is valuable. 0
co ntr needs every ounce
pr duc it can grow. It mea
mo ey. tic) you and prosperity
Ca ads,.
o doubt there are nuinero
arguments regarding Patriotis''
and production, shortage of heli
etc , btt let me prove to yc
that you can greatly increase ti
yield 04 the land you do crop,
usln
BUFFALO BRAND Pertiliz
A fresh c4 load just arrived a
ou rices are right
deal Wheat and Corn
at $30 per ton
Buff to Garbage Tanka_
'at $24 per ton
for 1s of tober settlement or fi
p cent off for cash.
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and 1 mbe
ado. ems
shingg e.s, O
Building -i'
etc,
Bayfl ld o
h
handle all kinds of lo
e Lehigh Valley Coal, Ca
t, I dressed lumber a
nada Fibre Board, Me
nate 'lab, tile, cedar pos
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B. Mustard
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:Horses Cattle
The A ' nual Spring Show, under he
auspices of�` the South Huron A "-
ociety, of Stallions, 'barn cis
r; horses; bulls and cows, will
;the .
ow
•ulturael
and halt
l;fe held i
illage of Iiensall
FRIT? , APRIL 14th, ft9
PRIZE LIST:
Horses
ESDALE or SHIRE STALL( N }
3
d 1918 and before1s
.... $6t 'HIP $2
• in 1914 or later,. 8 - 4 2
i� LOIAN or PEROHEBON
in 1918 and before...... 6 4 2
in 1914 or later ..... 6 4
awls and ROADSTER
d aged carriage statuon
drover ................... 51 3
d roadster stallion
d under 16.3
a$HARNESes HORSES .
eam 6 4
Mad mare in foal ,. 6 4
r agricultural yeld mare
ick ..... 3
1918
vy draft gelding or filly
2 ear old he vy draft gelding or filly 8
foaled !n; 1914..... ........ ...... - 8
A rioultural-team - 6
e'ioultural m fare in foal . - 5
3 ear old agricultural gelding or filly
foaled in 1 f118.....'..... , . 3
2 year old ag qultural gelding dr filly
r foaled a 1.914.... 8
F. Ily or geld ' g any class.or age shown -
on hal - , - ..... 3 ..
G enerat pu • ore team 4
Osrriage tea 4
S ngle (bale a horse 4
Rpade• i 4
Bingleter roadtest;crit , 4 2
No horse or ones tc be hown in more than cine
class except or sweepstake prize, without con nt
of the Dire • • r4 . • -
CLY
Stallion foal
Stallion foal
Stallion foal
Stallion fool
I :is.
Standard br
II 16.8 a
8 andard hr
• •15.2a
Heavy draft
Heavy draft
Heavy draft
or gel
3 year old he
foaled
6
2
4
8
2
2
2
2
32
2
2
Ti; J. Berry 10; divided $6,-83, $2 fer beat yearn
;gelding or flily sired byany horse, ,
T. J. Berry for beat filly or gelding, aey lige, s d
for best he vy draft team.
lbarrew, fo bed heavy draft horse, any age, stet -
lions inelu ed. .
T oinas Sher , general blacksmith, Knoll, set
singletrees complete, for best general , purpole
E J. Cooks° , harness maker, Hensall, dileli lap rag
leireeaNtneusall, $5 box of cigars for best
Bonthron & rysdale, Hensel!, $2 whip, or beet
Stook food, for best Aberdeen -Angus bull. 1
pigs or fil ee, sired by any roedster 13 Ilion. i 2'
to be risin 8, three to be rising 2, 6 to be risina• 1
Hi ron Weet seInsurance Mutual 0o. 81,5 polio
n -their Ca pany, fully paid up for 3 y ars, for
est individual feamle Shorthorn,
Cattle
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Aged bull $6 34
Bull, calved atter September l', 1014
6 4
Heifer under p years old
Buil calved af ee September 1, I:914 . I ' p • 6 . 4
Cow or heifer over. 2 yeaxs old 3
A Sweepsta e badge will be given in each of thi3
cattle claises nd also for the best pure bred female.
All exhibit° must first becorne inemberti of the
Sooiety by pa Ing $1 to the Secretary. Beetles can
be pride with the Secretary at the Commereial ho.
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tel; until 1 o' look on the day of the show. The de-
cision of the uolges to be final in ail mew. rrange-
mints will b made to have ample amain °dation
It. kfcLlEAN
president Beerebary
rse Old
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forth
Uinder th auspices of the iS
HORSES
OLYDESDALE '77151
1st 2nd 8rd 4th
&onion, foal. In 1913 "6 142 92
Stallion, foal dm 1914 6 ' 2
$iireepetakes, Clydesdale Bad le
Stili Ilion, any ge SHIRE 4 3
PERCHERON
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Stellion, any ge.
1 ROADSTERS
St ndard bred trotting stallions
in harnees
in harness
Team in harneiss, 1st. Regina gold
Breed mare in foal, 1st. English
Filly or gelding foaled in 1918, suit
Filly or gelding foaled 19'14, silver
Filly or gelding -foaled 1916, 0. Bar-
ber, Seaforth Creamery, pair
Teton in haress, suit of clothes
Stewart ros.
Brood mare id foal, silver cup Do-
minion Bank
Filly or gelding foaled 1613 200 Ibts.
deur, Sealorth milling co
Filly or gelding foaled 1914 Marcella
bed spread -J. MeTevish....
Filly or geld's* foaled 1915, Plush
rug, Agrlealtural Society.
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Team in harnese 6
, ROADSTERS
Roadsber horses in harness 16-3 and
Carriage horse in harneaa, over 16-8 4 _ 21
Readster team in harness, 16-3 and
under 4 2
Carriage teani in harness over 16-3 4 2
SPesiJIAL
For the best heavy draft filly or gelding $150e pal.
ice in the "Huron Wes,ther Insurance Idutnal 0o.
fully paid up 'for 3 years velue 39.00 donated by the
$ IldrOn Weather Insurance Co,
CATTLE
SHORTHORNS
Bull, 8 years Old or over
Bull, 2 years Old
Bull, 1 year old
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Bull 3
DONATIONS
No. 1-17 Jewel adjusted Regina Watch, !geld -filled
Case donated by Savadge & Stollery, :jewelers
No, 2 -English waterproof wet, donated by J. 0.
Greig & 0o., clothiers, value 310 oo
No. 8--soed feather suit case, donated by Cluff &
NO. 4 -Silver medal, dorated by Bank of Cinamerce
Nd. 6 -Pair wool lined horse blankets., donated by
the Seaforth Oreamery, value . r ....37 54)
Nei. 6-A suit of olotbes, made -to -measure or fam-
outs Progress Brand, donated by Stewart Bros.
e Clothiers, value . .326 00
No, 7 --Silver cup, _donated by D01)1111100 bank.
Ne, 8-2001130. Wave Crest flour, donated by Sea -
e forth Millin Coa value , .37 00
istiocestior the Fe Moretti 0o., valise__ „,$3 00
s MILKS
.. leo. 1-Entra le fee 31, each extra entry es0e.
a No. 2 -Brood meree must show visibly in foe!.
al NO. 3 -Age horses to date from January /et,
NO. 4 -Age o oattle to date from Sept. let, ,
S, No, 5 -All p testa MUM be in writing, and handed
to the Seer tary by 6 pas. the day of the Show,
ficeompard by Ft..00, which will be reftinded if
protest is e ed. ,
No. 6-110 re tiered Clydesdales ellovred to show
J. McDoWell M. Broderick
President Seer tary
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Seat leather only used I stock
'oorkers and hard earers.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Are You
West
Thel Grand Trunk Railway
System will rim
oing
Each Tuesda
March 7th to Oct ber 3rst
Tickets valid to return ithin two
months inclusive of da of sale.
WINNIPEG and retUrn $35
EDMONTON and return $43
Proportionate low rates to ckher points
in 114nitoba, Saskatchewan & Alberta
Full Particulars and tickets on appli-
cation to agents.
W. Somerville
Union Stati_on, Toron os Ont
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THE CANADIA BANK
OF COMMERCE
JOHN AIRD. General Manager. H. V. F. JONES, Ass.% General Manager
CAPITAL, $15,060,000 RESERVE FUND $13,500 000
BANKING BY MAIL
Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank
of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same
careful attention as is given to all other departments of the Bank's
business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as
satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Bank, s53
Seafort.h Branch
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mill on Friday of each week, difring the StIrtitribr
months. We have a. good stoa, of wall seasoned
tile on hand ranging in eizes froni 3 up to 8 inches.
otice to Creditors
In Ole matter of the eetate of Elizabeth Daymsn
late of the township of Tackersmith in the
Countyof Huron, widow, del:eased,
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statute In
such cases made and provideds, that ell creditors
beth Depilate late of the township of Tuokerstnith,
farmer, deeeased who died en the 5th day of Decem-
ber, 1915. are required on or hefote the 5th day 'of
May, 1016, to send fah particulars of their 43 -Jahns,
to ehe undersignedexecutors of the said estate. And
further bike notice, that after such last mentioned
date the Executors will proceed to distribute the
assetsbelonging to the said estate among the par -
tine entitled thereto, having eegard only to the
claims of which he shall then hoes notice.
W. M. DOIG, Executor
For Saie or Tient
The desirable resicienes property in ' Par nondville
owned by W. G. Charlesivorth Ind situated I mile
from Seaforth. The house 18 a two stery brick, witla
furnace` d elect -tie lighted through at, has good
cellar wi cement floor and large sof welter (As-
tern in c lar. There is also a new st ble with two
&bele and doe box stall and drive sli . Good bard
a ater and &few fruit Drees. Will be, sold reason-
ably and on terms to suit pure amen ' For further
particulars apply to
2502-tfe W. Ce CHART,ESWORTH
Seaforth
One Hundred Young Women
and many young men wanted at once
to train for choice -office poslions. The
deruseid on the
"Pariedffizeddy.„,o0
734 Yonge st., Toronto is
times our supply. Write
partisulars. Enter now.
fully dile
once for
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There is an investment -satisfaction in owning a Gray Dort -Ta feel-
ing that you have tnade an investment rather than a purchase.
As you drive your Gray Dort this feeling be more strongly borne
hcme to you that you have 'received real value for your, money.
When you consider that the 1916 Gray DortModel Five -A. Touting Car !fully equipped
with electric ligh 'ting and starting and demountable rims, sells for only 0850 ond
that its equipment is complete, not a single accessory to buy, you begin to get an idea
of the great Valt1C the Gray Dort offers. 1
Buyers should see the Gray Dort at our showrooms and. let us explain. this value
A. E. LARKWORTHY
AT WALSH'S GARAGE, MITCHELL
Specifications
Model 5A
Touring Car
circulating splash luhrleat-
line system fn cowl; isele t -
a xl intern• al expand'
and external tontracti
Non -Skid tread on regal
50-ineh full cant !level;
springs in rear; front send
elliptic; stream line with
ample leg room in 'both
wheelbase; standard e
electric ,I1 t• hroughote
mit-matt p, aneedotneter.
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$675,(11) F.oB.osh
D. HAIGH, Agent, Seaforth
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