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Bitter °Idiom -Stewart Bros. -3
' Poultry Netting -0 A. 8111..-1
1111M Land Wanted -Canada Flax Wits -5
lager shoes -W. G. Willis -4,
Girls of Duran -Clinton School of Commerce -4
lititish)VaterprootComs-Greig Clothing 0uc-1
11/Mrser Toigery-.1; hibta,vI8h-7
Parmers-A. M. Campbell -8
Bacreilting
lionoort-4
War Rumliary Tes-S
Ilesaar-8
Amos for 8sle-Ttobt. flmith-8
Seed Osts-Bobt. McFarlane -8
Wanted- gxpos1toriOfllce-5
filislWanted-Boyal
Psinting Time --F. A. Elwards-st
Ford Automobile -4
lkaterExeursions-41. T. lt.-5
' Wanted--Wilibung Trow -5
lianas tor 84.114-Mrs..E. Weir -8
For thtis-4. B. Andersore-8
At the Frout-Thempon's Book Store -8
were Ready -S. B. Willis -8
Pr faint Expositor
SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, April 14th, 1916.
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The War Situation
For almost two Months now, there
hike been constant fighting before' Ver-
dun toed atilt there la no decision
and one might almost say, ro ohange.
The Germans oete day push, forward
a little and are driven back the next,
while the knet of -life is something
ahooling, 'something that we In Can-
ada cannot conceive. The population
of Hume 1 some 49,000, which includes
*very man, woman and child. Can
rot eimaginet half that population ly-
- leg dead or 4111411e d for life at the
end oft ean't; day .: That b what
lias been iedng on before Verdomt al-
most every da.y for .nearly eight weeks
soul It do Men who are being killed
Ank• tar4 verY 1.109v. er Of 'Manhood they
are or thel wd 40t be there. Of
worse, the greiAer, loss_ is suffered by
the enemy, ,butt,the Allies losses, are
&leo hero iteavY, altholueld they have
Mated Their farce # wherever possible.
St le not :Melo "thud, any decisionwin
be restated tfer eotne time 'as , the
-,1,..Freneft, lines AlirPear to be ttehrealte-
able and the Gernian3 will call no bait
hell they Ara sthausted. - On the An-
glo...Fre/1th Mot achoe goinsa have been
Made and lleict daring the week while
the rielttrie hove made a noteable
ad -
vane in hie3opotamia, •
' On the Gerosan-Roodan front there
her heed heart fighting daring the
week, wittnt the Raesiane on the ,f -
Phis sadde,a offensive of the
itteasians has ee,ry much upset the
piano of the German ataff„ Who have
• been coutitloa an a period of quiet on
hie Pelagian trent, which would. enable
Sherd tci transfer troops to engage In
= the (5totrinaLoo of Verdun). The unex-
pected headwayt being made' by the
Roodans hoe not only forced the
litionaas to age th* available
itehes, Molts/ding reinforcements, on
isiale front, heft forced the bringing up
-*f fretO troops destined for Verdun.
tho Maack:using of the whole Ras-
PAlan line.
; Olookei oil. the Beltish public mad
parliantera are still clamoring for a
better defame againat Zeppelin! raids,
althotoste in official circles the 'hob -
Um of copinO with the new leubmartne
warlare, relatively ,epeaking, ie a much
ore iserlooe one. Since the out --
reek of max 'so nany freight carrying
teattede bane been interned and de: -
strayed that the Merchant marine for
he earryileg trade it he feared. will
loon prove Inedequate for the needsf
of Britain, even with the help of
le:eared vela. Gertna,ny's new sub-
marine pcdficy 1ot deatroying ves.sels re-
gerdLeea ot the nation' to which they
tseking is evidently intended to make
thee neotrals fight shy, of carrying
freight to Britain, thus effecting a
ithorta4ge of foodsturas for her people.
* le remit improbable, however, that
thie vtantcre destruction will ever be
effective, alp owing to the dhortage of
boat e the aeutral nationsWho are on-
ly looktnat for an, excuaen would seize
the interned vessels in their harbors
for trade& and Great Britain, through
diplomatic chahnele, could easilo sup -
tar 'WS !IMO:se.
ameteetememen
The Dominion Parliament. •
'awe its IittIe t lettere* to note
from!tie Etollae of Commons this week
coge:dsc of Wile luxe been before the
neentiere, the rest of t the time being
eTvt to the Poising 'of estimates.
Sloe Of the hale introduced was for
the Impose of arnendin* the Prisons
and Reforsaatoriee Act, so aet to maks
it appliceide to prioont farms, such as
have lbeetS eatablished In Ontario, and
ta provide for the trailefer of prise
airier,' frost hdig. to! prison, farms. Hr.
Dehertyte Prohibition Otill has also
been before the House, and an &meal -
meat hes been added to it which pro-
videe that any person who, "as agent,
• ttlerk, oerrante, officer or employee of
say other eteraon of any' Government
railway, whether Dominion or Provin-
dal," ssItars liquor into a, "dry" pro-
vince, he ah.all be liable to the peo-
altlesaet forth in the bffl. Another
ameadesent provides that brewers or
all3tillers villa violate the law may, in
addition to ouffering other penalties,
be phatehecl for the first offence by
the 'auspension of their Inland Revenue
lir.eotes for three Month's, for the sec-
ond offence by ,euspension for ex
won1:11,3, and for th a third. offence by
the caneellotioo oftheir licen3eS and
tberdJ,-allusUfteation to receive Men-
. the fteture. The latter amend -
however, at leaat from a
--‘e standpoint, is not looked
von ger a heny workable one as re-
gards eVoranamit, ses an, Ontario 'dis-
tiller soktilf be eoewicteck dr eto of-
fense st hirsaltobs, wort, atili the
collottiest of the flne4 might prove a
very difficult taak,
. On getodtey evening Hon. Robert
a
RN/ens intimated .that the !legial tion
tiii to come before:Abe!. House .0 Unkl
not prove an 0sta-debefore Esster;Lif the, m.(1_prorog tion
2hers ere'
l ;.i
diligent And prepared to' diverose
disci:Moro To "this the 1 se o °Sitio a
voiced bett Mt, Graham, di not t near
, so they considered that iParli ent
should remain in session: intl.l the on.
Sir Sam Hughes had -returned and had
had an opportunity. of speaking 1 the
:House on .the Operational of the hell
001rmittee.. As there is se e Ino 'rt -
ant railway legislation still to cone;
up Asp; it te not likely 'that, the;
Government will twee :earl/ iess-i
ing. In the meantime a nterest cen-
.trool an. the return 4 of t e Minist r of
' The Ontario Le Intnie
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although tbe Temi4ice- sin -
not /et reached lta tb1d readin
the 1101130, there still is rog
of elattseo to be cons! ered and
number of change s to Ibe ;made,
definite annoiincement iad.iheea
by the GovernMent,-that •Ontarto
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be dile at leaSt from ember
of tait year, until • June, 919,
, the referendurn. witi be riubmitte
the people to aao wlietherf! or not
hillition wit continue, indefinitely,
wether the province wilt; retain
the licenee or same Other forin her
sale cif intoxidants. :
Considerabk discussion, has arisen. in
the Illau,eetete• to the adrisitbilitY of
passing eine legislation Witich will as -
1st hotelkeepers to retain in bUsi-
ne3f3 wIthOttt the aide of the bar. - In
fact a bill has been1ntrociuged byDr.
Martyrs, of Hatt Lambto ,. along t ese
lines, and while it is n4t In the ,f rhd
of 'a Government measeir , 'it In rec Iv -
Ing .the- consideration o .11032,- r.
:
Hanna- and quite phslb1te, May be-
come law.. The main features of the
bill „give 1nun1e1pa1itle,3 the.' rigktt to
„grant exclusive rights to a hote if•
It is considered, that tie 'amount of
huaineas does not warralnt More In
one, and the right a.13o t permit t eni
to lull soft drinks, cigar and tob ce.
_Direct aid to local tios Itlea is Iso
provided. Giantup to $200- a ' .y ax
3•
are permitted and fixed sessme he
under certain reitrictions. The III
peopeses to give a cou!ncl e right to
grant a :fixed assess:nen for ire
year, but providea for fixed asseoie
snent3 up to a, period ofwenty yere
in favor And., the vote Jo fahor rep ee
cr
Itrovidino thereia a titre '-fourths v• te
,eeots two-thirds of -the letitorshe
bill sseitita, at making hote keetwera s b -
jet td control -bygiving' the Onta lo
License Board power to r4use a lie
of °Atari° 'who .hae -been co victed of
cenee tcs any hotelkeeper in any 13 it
an Infractioal of the lawi agairiot he
itala of liquor. , na
The trouble between tlje Provinc al
Auditor and the Hydro 1 COnintiaild n,.
which, ha.3 been ceasing good d al
of discussion • aeld ill fee g between
Sir Ardatrt Beck and,n other e • v
ernment followee3Villas at ast, so it
15 hoPed, been eatigfactorily, settled • y
the ah'nouncentent of the ! Prorinc al
Treaeurer, to have the well kno
firm of E.R.C. Clatkapo & Co., c-
countant3 of Toronto, make sn - in
pemient seidit of the accounte of
Conaniselon. Sir Adam hits expressed
h15 entire atetisfaction wi'h the p 0-
1c434.
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MENNIIIIMMIUNIMMINMJ
Winthrop
A Token of Appreciation. -The f 1 -
lowing 13 the address which accompan-
ied the recent preaentation made to
Mrs. Andrew Govenlock a d family y
the "officers and member t of t e
• Sunday School of Cavan h ureh, on t e
eve of their removal to Seeforth,wh e
they llave gone to reside. I The fam ly
have been intknately connected wi h
the. achool.here for many years, th Ir
father, the late Andrew Govenlo k,1
having been the organizer and fi st
auperintendent of the• Suedity ach al
at WInthrop& To Una. Andrew G v-
enIock and fami1y,-7,11 thd4Providen e
of God- the pillar' of clou bee lift d
above your home, and, aa he time if
your departure Is near t we hasten o
expreas our deep regret, at your r -
moval from our midst; tour fam ly
lute beellopo infinitelyt related to C
-en ch urclit and Sundays ;school, and o
wraped up In their welfare, that yo r
going will leave great blankin o
tongregational and Sabbath 13ehoo1 Ile.
;And were it not for the assurance th t
the work of the whole charch is o e
and under the oversight of its Ki g
and Head, we wonid not, at tab ho r,
be :able to ;see beyond the gaps Ma e.
While feeling keenly the 1o3s, we di
to expreso anew oil gratitude in th t
your lot waist cast in our midst, a d
that throughout the yeara of yo r
aojourn here we have been permitt a
to enjoy the. benefit 'or lives devot a
to the cauae of Christ and Hie Kin -
don:1.Sn the Sabbath rachool, church a d
community your helpful minietratio s
were freely bestowed, and Your i
fluence, example and taeritice have co
tributed to auccems. The! children a d
thoee of riper years bave reason o
keep yott in remembrance, Mid w
cherish fragrant memories , of yo r
life, fellowohip and Nerviest, in McK 1 -
lop. In cenclosion, we aak you to . c-
cept from the officera and eachers f
Cavan Church _Sunday &ho1 thi3 t a
'service sot a slight token o appreci
tion of ae,rviites so cheerf ly rend -
ed. And our earneeti prayer is th t
yeare of helpful and happy` life ah 11
yet be .yours ta enjoy and th t
throagh thee years you will resnecnb r
with kindly feelingthe friends you,.
leave in, Cavan Church Sunday Sch. !.1.•
Signed on, behalf oft the officea, d
tea:el-era of the school, Thomas Dodge,
Superintendent; R. Scarlett, Secretare
Breezes. -Rev. W.. B. Mouton, f
Hohreeville and Middletonepaeish, ia
to !preach' in Trinity Church, On S
day elext at 11 a.m.-Mr. West
and R. McLennan, gave a dance in t le
town Ilan on Tueedao evening.-
/
B. Reid teft laet week for Ow n
Sound where he h& a pohltion
captain. -M. J. Stewart, o Goderic
13 vieiting her totrents, .Air8 a d
Mr. J. Pollock. -Reeve cl.
Councillore 0 Parker and G. Co.---.
- aToronto as a detputation o
Parliament, regarding the propos d
radial railway, -Miss Rattray,
Sombre, was visiting her !Aster, Mr...
Jones last week. -Andy Sturgeon
gone to, Port Stanley to fish. - Re
W. Hilide preached &especial sermo
to our, ooldiers an Sunday In Trinit
church. -Revd -t. Jones and ! Ricker
were at the -meeting of the *taster
1
1
iation
.A. JEtran
are arfew
Merrier was
fr Gibeen,
tighter, a
other, Mee
tio
pn-
on
us.
or
eg
the
Waft
Par
hit
f
e vtet
Robe
o Monday. -
tratford, wits I
week. -r. f
oxi Tueiday.-,1,,
Ica,- Altae and !'
Mrs. Gibson's
Mott.
dden Dee
laSt w
• e death
died at
'onday '1
1 paitiou
The deo
many yf-..,.
tar attest
liethediet
Va a.
e Made briefenen-
k -- in our local columns
.of re; Themes 'Ward.
he h of her son, here
st. e following addi-
are .h ve sine been sent
ased, w o resided here
3,' w s member and
ant It her fandly at
chut h and le which she
an enth Ma's worker and 131,1P-
Aboat •fifte n years ago Mre.
d mooed to Plg ondville 1 and-
yeari ter her huisband died.
Ward '• ssed away tory peace.
win( - pain a d Wet ill, only s
•day,s, an her de th was al sad
to her famll 'a d friends.: Mre.
,3415s Anna, were
n, Ir. -Christopheo
lously ill, and on
neral !service was
terian church, and
to, Rev Mr.,Argo
aee tharch de -
and also Rev.
Wa d iina dagghte
hielt ng with her a
'We de who -was se
toIs. sit punt . the f
eld in the Presb
n 'iota by her
f Bgmondville, of
eaeed was a mem
. tormston The
Par ne of 13hyfie
were onduct
a.
uiet, reserve
igh y reepepted
or er many kin -acts ,Her foor
i,Iofls and two dam te s were with
hex the time lier death. Mr.
CIAO) topher Ward, 11 ehalf of the
fam1 y, wiles to ha k the friends
eighbor. for he kindnese they
To n
ed during fhis ii1iess and the
deat of 'hie cnother
er,
se vices at the
4
d.
y Rev. Mr. Nice
.Ward was
00411 and was
d nch esteemed
Facet r.
.Tr -Deatho-Th:t •Weeley
e welt -to-do acrelor. farmer c,f
.t.Tab ne; who cone tted suicide by
Ilan it, did eo bec ese die was aixe
tows: to 'go to the r and had failed
later.go hfsoarilmeire ttobet 13k4i,colact,rogfe atinl)s,
Wert 3- who a tend;d. the 'funeral at
11oe r On MO day. The teagic. bet -
dant 13 rendere sad by the .fact
thie 15 father disa 'peared one night t
.oigh en 'Yea • 3 ago and hag 'never • II
!been heard.of ince and aboit .seven
!year WO a yo nger brOthe WAS shot
desist 1357 a I nion lit aa\ thack, in J
'the. obalt d15 rict.
:Net ,Th tran
chine Y. for th hy
,ittatlii• hey rrive
inetatl ed. In
expeeted„ 1 be
first f MayJ he
the iJiogIe- Miias onar
held April tie aj
&I, pht -WaJ3 el ant
hanae, entltled, "Cro
At thb Wetern On
!Stock Sale, held
Caineon, of tJel
!stone for ,33
!borne bought
3320 and- Per
wooed,' . gat Vi
:Mea. IL
.to attend the f
ard'
T0Ved intc t
on th 2nd c
Mes,sr .Cap
death
result
.2C.reOS
no er t' aftsa Ids, AnderSone
N. Man Atideraon, Atwater, all of
• titferd; William Andeeson, broth-
er of Smith% Fells e Mr. and Mr. W.
A. oweil, Mr. and Mt. Mitchell,
Mr. and M. H. J. Parader, Detroit;
Kit M. Richardsont Herisall; Mr.
an Mr. Martin, London k. Mr. and
Kr, W. 'Ili ardstin, Dutton; J�hn
Rk ard3on, Hensall; Mr, Pollock,
delee.. • • !
trelieve :that r. John
1311d ,-of Hay toWnahipe recently gold
,t302T1 fine Mock., -.netting-. hirif some"
thr thousand dollars. -Our Spring
Sb • !hie Frid•ay •proMises to be a
ver ,geod one and t with fine weath-
er good . crowd will be assured -
The Isdarcity Of houses continues to
he It &n our village and we hope to
;see si'exti.Mber built this summer to
'nee -the dentsold.-Miss Mary Pee
Wats in heendois laist week, attending
the Viroments Auxiliary. -The picking
ov an dt aorting ofieonione is expect -1
ed be take a Member of weeks work,
Ito r,g,ei Was th et last fell _and
flee acreage of our Onion kings.-Mise
,Joriston, profeealonal -:nurse, of Exel
seter tailed on relative st here on Sato,
ba afternoon last. -Mr. John ble-
Eiv•oson of Mr. Min McEwen, & lit-
tle eat of our village, !tad who re-
cent y reithrned front the We,st, reporte
the iestiter the coldeet and the !Mow
the deendat known there for many I
Years land. In the Peace River -district
wjh e he woe, the snow Was over Mx'
feet in deptte-Mr. James. Johnston, of
Wil 'Hall, making prepare'
ati for going out weet, where he has1
a la god tract. of land. -Mr. and Mrs.
R. J rrott :have moved out to the fartn
of .1 et. Harvoyo in Stanley, where
they intend taking !up far:ning for th' ;
pres nt. They will bOinissed by a
larg number of their, relatives and
frien bere, Where then have liyed
so lo McItityre spent the .
past week. with ',friends. and relatives .
In B ter, an4 Seaforth:-Thet Council,
eftd last ,meetingi ,'made Dr. Mae- i
dia id. of • this villag4, a grant for ;
eery es that he had •given the vile
lege for a 'very long term. of years as
Heal h Officete and for which !services,
with' Ilia eccostomed liberality and
dellc y In charging, hO had not re-,
eive rentinieration for, as he had
neve Aft !tin clakn for the very
faith ul and efficient services he had
given ,the• eillege :and while it cazne
a th (lector lei complete surprisa,
e w .3 -certainly entitled to the grant
Wilk the CoOnell were thoughtful en-
list to eve hine-Mr. .and Mr. John
ohn , e age, have been
spend g at week or two with
their relattvee and 'friends in the rural
Th fa appreciate e
g back of their Bens frOln
traln-
reruits durng the spriing 4
g•-lin3.. L. Simpeon and Mrs, J. .
ler vent a few days this week
friends 4n Etteter.a:Mrt N Arnie
, Wag here recentlyt from Mich-
peoditno a dam or so with his
es lit the *inks)). of Hansen.-
Straith has returned from
ton, wher•e she had been sti.4,yr
tie her slater t who wee; so ser -
111 andi who recently passed
The farmers in tibis section are
to improve the flrat fine egos
ring wOrk, but to the preeent
active ; heavy and Mize 39.90 to $10;
.yinaterel $9,25 to 39.95, edge $8.75t to
$9; reteghla 38.85 to $9; stage 36.50 to
p, mixed, 48.75 to ,$945; ell ped
Iambs, 37.75. Sheep and lanata active; iambs,
39 o 412; yearlhigs, 30.60 to 31 .76;
st 38 to $10.50; cited Shee ;5
wet ere, 38 to $9,50; eWes, $4 t 39;
die
1 to 1)8:60.
Ai ntreal, April 11 -.At the Mon real
Bto4c yard* west end narket, th ro-
ce p 3 of. lihre Mock for he week off-
" Ing 1AprlI 8th were 700 c ttle, 100 .3 eep
and lambe, 2,200 hogs a ed. 1,00 aa ves,
whie the offerings on the marketthis
moreing for;sale amounted to 500
cattle, 20 rheep and_latInbia 900 ,ogs
and 400 calives. Prices as comp re.d
wfith a we k ago for ,steers and i elf-
er.3 Show a other sharp advance • f 26
to '50 cent ; cows 50c and bung 25e
iper cwt. An active trade wa,3 one
c
iwith aides of full loa , a eh ice
1 eteers and heifers at 8.75 to $ .00,
andtorah Iota sold as thigh as $ .25,•
I while cho ie butchers 'Cows , hro ght
$7.50 to 377', and choice bulls $8.26per
cwt. The n w regulatiora �f the on -
treat Liv.et toek Elichastge went nto
force today and all the cattle ere
old witho t being gra nefed. Pr es
for both as compared it'h a ek
ago showl al feather advance of 2 to
25c 'per. cwt. The trade waa ac lye
with eales, of selected lots at 31 .90
to 312, mews at 39,90 to 310 and shags
at ($5.4a to 38 per cwt., weighted off
ld at !sprso
care. The 'trade in sheep and la. he
was qulett On account of stnall
ingalA few ing Iambi; 1d
of ere
prices ran,ging ,from $5 to 312 each,
aa ta size and quality. 'There Is an,
dive demaind, for calves, with a
uality. Foil wing are the quota,tio
risk trade doing at prizes rang ng
fram 44 to ;7 each, es to size ' nd
atehere . a,ttle, ' choice at ;
o 39; tnedi , ot, 7.50 to 8.50; com
6.50 to 37.25; cannera 35 to 35.75; bOt-
lier.3' choiclscows, 37.50 to $7.76; mede
ten 6.601 to 7.00 ;. bull3 38.50 to $8.25;
ilkera, choice, 386 to 390; milkers,
ornrnon and' medium, each, 375 to 3$0;
pringers $8$ to $70; sheep, eweg,
8 to 38.501 buoks and colls, $7.50 to
7,75; lamb3 11.75 to 312.1 Hogs. Loh,
11,90 to 312; calveo, ;4 to 37.
.
Union Stoe Yards, Toronto, April 11.
There wa a,nother light •rem for
he vveelt'a nlag rria,rketeatnd With
uyers still keen the tette was ' a
rifle atronger than at the close Of
3t wegle for good to choice butcher
Cattle, and rreeer still for media/he
grade oteers and heifers, A few head
Of cattle for the Beater trade put in
an appearanee totday and net pied
Prices. One 11,860' pound Steer sold bY
Corbett, Hali and Coughlin caatied In
at $11 per hundred pounds, and anc
ether, Which hurned the atale at 1,410,
eold for 139.25. One fat tow brought
38.50 on the hhoof. Loads of choice
utcher ca,t e were fairly n.umerotte,
c naidering ne run and sold from
$ .35 to; $8.8 and Imola of alightly
1 es finished cattle met. values 'I-
t aeli ;8 'an 38.26. Good butcher cat -
e were active from 37.7$ to 37,90,
end other( grades were in demand et
proportionate rates. Cholce butcher
bulb were; v4ry firm, but where any::
thing over 37.50 was( paid! the quality
8.3 excellent. A .fair neater lof
f t OGW,3 brotight more than 70 and fe
i3 choice q elity alone was reehoh-
4
s ble. Cocurno - to good grade animals
its both! clas easily, held to Times-
cieunt waend ne,in stockers and feetf-
dayts values. i No business of any ate -
ere or In- en thers and springers. Cal-
tre,s were, a good strong market, but
it still requireo a really choice veal
to fethle ten ; cents. Sheep and lanibe,
a ligN -run, met a steady, and actiee
trade. Packer Itu•yere tried to cet
dawn Ting values, and quoted their
ed off care at $11.15,
he d on offer went to
o aid 311.40 and $1180
t Canadian bought 500
heavy steers, 38.9);
era and heifers, ;8.00
butcher, 37.50 to
, 36.75 to $7.50; me
formers and ma-
otalectr c power
and are 'being
line to Lueart, it
'reedy about the
nnual bazaar of
Society, was
d to the evening
in the ,opera
berry dornees."-
Thorciughtired
io ()Adele Mr. Thos.
orne, Purchaiied "Load -
0 J. .atcliffe, of ills-
lamo d Star •2nd, for
Sutherland .of Leng-
e Rosebud for $210.-
• o !Galt, was here
eral of the late Breh-
m reaty those, have
Id Campbell homestead
ceasio of Hay. The
11 have moved te
v received weed df the
sister grit. Gifford,
Ln s. York, as the
loth catching fire
• eased'oi maiden
Joh and She was
Mary! after tti leaving
rgaret Handford, daugti-
3 n;dford, of town,
Winn peg on March 29
13. iontgomery, of
-Mr William Triebner,
Mrs. Frank eTriebner,
In algary, and is
waiti tranaportatimi
. earvitt, . pass td
h re' on Saturday,
78 eata. The de -
m 4everal Weelcs
time if diseases. For
.ha been bailiff ;of
dus to his illness, was
.P.D No 8, His wife
s uxwarthy has
teac er In the public
a'ton. r
tof die
oceurr
oh her
'Oral a latoee.
e wag May
&toted in SI
e
Mr j
84 Sorted I
a WU
413 n, Sas
on of Mr. aria!
°bled' the coder
Quebet
_.-Mr.!
at. h
Ahril lat, age
e,,ase had, b
ltb; coup
ior 1" years h
tete and pr v
ailc loiter ori
urviv
een Engaged
col at Pal,
S
mtirli;e
ensa 1
Good rame house, eix rots s, !large stick house
tech . Stable, on two,go lots and other two
1 LI if w nted. W . Seth. II mail.- 2521 -pd
Oen a in Peace and War"ie the title of a unique
it
et%to be gut n n Car el Ohurc _,I2 Homan, on
ay, Aprd I t , by M . Prink Yoigh, of Tor-
t°, w c will glv 13 s new ioture talk on that
block llnetrated :with exec Modally fine stereop
cari sli es. Mr. ei h has 'yen this lecture all
o er On rio to lar udien i and he will no doubt
greetid by a tul house on the date mentioned.
e Berlin News.fteco sip Bounds of applause
C role. eeted the leotur fro time tolltime.' The215e2cbt2.1t.re
t be ven under t ausp sea of the McGregor
.
prei3 ntation n ' edoesday even -
g of bat W k ,the f lends and neigh -
b 3 of Mr .and Air. -WM. Dougall,
thered at t e h et and presented
t dr 0011, Pte cow II P. I. Dougall
ltb .it milita writ watch accom-
• iecil by an ddre s expreasing to
; t elr e,stee , d beat wishes.
het- young ! I r xpreseed his ap-
P• heCiciah lann enjoyable e ening. via,3 spent
the kindness, af,ter
an 3ic and ainea and the good
hig3 which 'the la had brought
the r lunch b sketa enjoyed.
un rill of e La 6 11,11)3.. G. W.
ha dson.-Th foll wing despatch
: rare a St. ,T omen paper will be of
i tere t to many in • this hkinity as
t eosed and her htiebend were
• 11 k own bete: Th funeral of Bar-
b ra, tel.of e, • or,g N, .Richardson,
t k lacet on , onda L afternoon from
. • ler tool ence, 12 -Roes st., to
,
Th • tee ce tery. Rev. S, L. 'Toll,
Central Met odist church, >assisted
(At R.- 1. 'erne , of Akma (Col-
e, , onducte the ser ceas Mr.
es sang two favo Ita solos during
t• :3 vice. Th .flo 1 bearers were
, , t• ebb and m. e ock. The pall
b• • rer were R• • eb J. Durnan,
s 1.4m Shaw, Fran haw, James
M Cormick and Fran taker, The
Ell al fferings were manyA, taking a
so . ial carriage , to c nyey them to
fri he huaba, d an' a pillow from
tia c eteryt *mon the floral tee
b les were a pray of Baster lilies
the f ily, a reat from uncles
a a a nta in .i Detrol ,.• baskets of
r 3es Froal uric a d* aunts in th )
ti y; a spray frcor -r latives In Hen -
3a 1; a Spray fr yob's clerks ; a
;pray from the ost like staff and prim
le ter i ca,rrierS e a spray, from the 60
Centra] Metboditt Su day School; a
•3ereo reel the ,quar erly board of
Centre, MethodOt eh rch and inany
othera tram. fr end,s lot the city.
Tie rellativee pr sent frolm out of
toivn were :, lil 3 Olara Anderson,
1
distr
aingeoestditi
B Mi
with
strati
igan
nelati
Mies
Hand
leg
away. 04, illyy‘y:
13:
.76
On
the 1 nsh has emit become dry (mote&
for orking to any, advantage. -Quite
lar euaritity of tnollase.es hoe
been brought into the village for
eole • uringt the peak week, and your
corre 'indent satnpled some fine
maple sugar that could not be beaten
for q ality and 'lite appearance. -We
are p aged „to report that Mr. R.
Drysdale is improving nicely and le
able aoi aroond' the house a little,
and h pee with the coming fine, warm
weatb r to get out on the streets a-
gain, Mr. Carmichael is also get-
ting; n nicely and Miss 'Nellie who
was o ere waiting on her mother, has
retur ed to Stratford to resume her
dutiee stenographer -'Mr. J.. Mc-
Kenzi of near Brucefield, has moved
into • iir village. -Mr. J.' W. Black, of
the oltons ;Bank staff has respond-
ed tot the calk for ,soldiers and has
calla ti also Mr. Kenneth McLeod,
both whom makefine looking re-
cruits. The annual financial statements
of Ca el, Presbyterian church, were
mane to !members and adherents this
week, and will be read with very much
intere t as ehowing the interest that
the m mber,e and adherents' take in
advan ing the, KingOoen et God, for
just it is the business of our ret
colas to serve theft. earthly King, so
It is e detisiness, Of we :nay so terni
it, of all profeesing 'Ohriettan church
womb r3 to @erre their Heavenly King:3
and a, Napoleon away back in his age
when sked the question as to What was
the d, tyt of tho, church in regatde to
the th n much ,debated ,subject, "Is it
the d ty of the Chriatian Church to
do Mi :ionary, :work?" he quickly and
in tri tary language, replied, "Your
t wetland is plainly Set forth' in the
Bible - re it saaalk 'Go ye Into all
the w., Id and preathi: the Gospel to
every creature." -Our villager,s and
these in the rural = districts as well,
are laking forward twithi very ,enuch
intere t to !the concert to be given
In t• 'tam hall, cat thip, Friday, ev-
e/dog, when a drarn•a, entitled, "Cran-
berry • ner3,"'ettill.be. put on by the
Hens 1 Draimatio COmpany, and the
proeee to be !devoted to Patriotic
PurPos , and We venture( the opinion
that • uo,spacious hail will he crowd-
ed 'es p,y da, ramIs very high-
ly -1. • of and was much enjoyed
'In Ex ter, Where it was given by cell'
local eeepany a few( 'evenizegs ago. The
Hewett orchestra :of the Methodiet
ch will be preeent and will give
a num. -r of leelections which will add
greatl to the pletsaare of the oce
cosion.-Mr. Alva Ingram, ehlest gen
of •Alexander Ingram, ,who has
been ttendIng ibuainees ;:ollege4 has
tal pcnition here as junior in the
. Bank. -Mrs .James Sparks, re-
turr, foot, a p1ea43anE visit with her
daugn er, Kra G. E. hictotyre, in
Port tanley rjd h'er ;eon James,"in
Sarnia -Mrs. Bn Bider was in To-
tronto during e pt week, visiting
here x lativestt1ere, including Mr.
Willie I•loire and we are pleesed to
learn t Mr .Moir, who ha's been sere
lowly in, hasa iOnewhat improved, as
well a, 30 SA Dr. Sellery, and we trust
they vont/rare th improve rapldly.
-Our u•siness me stare looking for-
ward 0 a. goad lowing trade and have
fine a roks.-Mrs, J. Richardson, of
Guelph, is the guest of Mr. McCully
and 3, ee •
Live Stink Markets
;Buffalo Aprid 11 -Cattle active;
e teers 39.85 to ;10; shipping O8.e
to 9.50; but -here 37.30, to 39.30;
heifere 6.50 to 38.75; cows 4.15 to
47.65; iuIl3, 35.25 to' 37.75; etockers
and fe dere, ;6 to, $7.35; stoek beife
ere 35.
s triage
3100. V
-
_
•••
Price for we
but the! -200
outsiders, w
fer selects.
cattle; one toe
good, butcher' es
t 38.75; media
.90; good LWi
1 rn ecnVai $6 to 46.80; butte $8 to $7.25.
steers and iferB $8 to $8.60; cows,
Chums Ltd. Imola 200 cattle; butch r
$6,50 t� $7.50; bulls 8.40 to 7.50; Harris
Abattoir bought 600 cattle; butcher
'steersand fhOlfers 37.75 to $9;- cow's,
$4 to 37.25; 1)41131;5 to .$8. Dunn arid
LevacIt ;sold: ' 113 tchers, 6, 1250 pounds
$2.76; 'five, 880 1b3, 8.25i three, 815
1113, 381.50; seven, 840 lbs, $7.26; eight,
1120 Ito,. $8401; two, 900 lbs, $7; nine,
910 lb,3„,;8; 12, 1090 lb's, $8,50; 22, 1110
1113, $8.80; 14, 900 lbs, 37.25; 17, 1125 lb
,
30.25; 20, 1250 1b, $8,80; 13, 1235 1b,
38.80; five, um lbs, 38.75; seven, 910
lbs, ;81,40; F OWS, tWO, 1045 lbs, 36.85;
three, 995 1b3, $L86; 1, 1290 lbs, 36.5');
3, 1240.• lbs, $7,00; two, 1425 lbs, 37.50;
mite, 1280 -113,3, 7.00; one, 1310 lbs, 37.75;
22, 1020 lies, 36.401 two, 1226 lbs, 37.00, ;
n ne, 1070 1b3, 36.60; two, 950 lbs, $5.60;
t z ee, 1090 The, $675; one,1320 lbs, $7.25 ;
n ne, 1125 .11)1,1345; one bull, 1150 1b,
$1.50; one, h020 be, $7.25; Iambs, 311
tot 313.00; is,heep, ;$8.50 to 39.25; calves
36.50 'td 9.15; twte milkers, 385 eac
COrbett, Hall and Coughlin ;sold 3
care: One ext4ra Shoice Meer, 1880 lb $,
311; choice the yy 'ethers $8.75 to 38,9
god heavy a ers, OM to $8.75; ohoicle
b trhera 38.35 to 38.50; goOd butcher,
38.15. to 38.25; nedtum butchers, 37.75 t4o
37.90; commo butcher's ;to to
'choice cows, 075 to 7.00 1 good 'cow,
36.40 to 38.55; c A mon COW3, 35.25 t4o
$ .76; canner , $ .00 to $4.40U . be t
htfayy bul13, 3 .351to 37.65; 1 good bull
3715 to 37.20. McDonald and Halliga
!Old sixteen- ars of stock: Choke
ethers 38.50 t $885; choice butcher ,
$ .35 to ;8.60; goed butchers, 38.00 to
25; poeditine'butcher e 37,85 to $7.SL;
c4mmon butchers, 37 to 37.25; choi e
O 0 ril to $7.50; good cotes, 38.50 o
3 .75;medltuncapita $8 to 36.25; conj
mon cow,d 35.26 to 35.85;oa.nners an
c ttera 34.25 to 35; choice bulls, ;7.5
;o $7,175; good bulls $8.75 to $7.0;
c mon to mediran bulle 35.75 to 3
eat leeders, 37.40 to 3745; media
3 each; Medium
6 $ 5
feeder, 38.85 to ;7S5 ; beet milkers and
a ringers 370 to
t 365, each; 15 bs, 38.50 to 313; 140
sheep, 47L tb $9.50; 25 Galr4 38.00 to
$ :25; hogs, $11i15: weighed off car4.
F llowing are t quotatiOn3; OhoicTe
h avy steers. 38.3 to $8.80; butcher
ti.
c ttle, choice, 38 to 38.25; do. goo
37 75 to 37.85 ; do medium 7.25 t
37 60; Ootnnion $8. 0 to .;6.7$; butcher
tit 115, choice, r.25 to 37.75; do
g cid bulls, *85 to 7.00 t do. troug
4. 5 to 5.15; .bu hers, Otos, dhoice
36476 tie 37.50; do good, $0.25 to 36.50
common $5.25 to 5475; stockers, 700 t
850 pourids, 6.60 to 7.26; choice feeders
dehorn d, 950 to 1000 posads, 7.15 te
37,1:0; aanners and cutters, MTh to
$4.0; Milken, ,choltee, each, it 375.00 to
WO; do. cols', and reed. each, $40
to Vibe spriggers 050 to $1110; Ugh
owes, 138.60 to 30.26; heavy sheinl 36
to 17.60; books, $1.50 te $4.60;
lambs, eholee, 311 to 313; spring lambs
V to s10.50; calve", good to choice
5 to 310.50; mediums 31.25 to 38.501
3, fed and watered, $11.1.0; weigh-
aff cars, 311.40 te) ;11.60; f.o.b.,$10.75
t
5. to 36.65; fresh cowe - and ;9.2
1
e active and strong at 350 to h-
ale active at 34 to $1L Hogs ed
'
APRIL 14 1619_
ur Easter
Shoes
Easter is the time when most men and
women "prink up" -get their new spring
things to wear. Shoes'are a part of the out-
fit and not the least important and we are
ready to supply the. choicest and best Hand-
some new spring models in footwear for men, women and children are
on display here, all ready for Easter and the opening of the spring sea-
son. High or low cut shoes as you may prefer. The latest noVelties
and the staple styles. In our women's shoes are the new high -cut shoes
and the new dull kid shoes as well as a great range of patent leathers
at 3.00, 3. so,' 4.0o and 4 so a pair. A beautiful collection of patent
leather pumps and strap slippers at 2.5o, 3.0.0 and 3.50 in all the newest
styles and shapes. In our men's shoe department is strongly featured
the new English last in gunmetal call and patent leather with cloth tops
or leather taps at s.ao and s.So a pair. We also show a splendid as-
sortment of the popular semi -high toe styles in gunmetal calf, viti kid
and patent coltskin at 3.50, 4p00 and +so a pair, Our aim is to secure
your platronage by selling shoes that are second to none in style, quality
fit and workmanship at the most reasonable prices. Visit our store
while our great spring assortment is complete.
SEAPORT/I
TELEPIIONE, 11 OPPOSITE COMMEROIAL
One Hundred Young Women 1
and many young men wanted at once
bo train for choice office motions The
demand on the
734 Yonge st., Torona:# is fully five
times cur supply. Write at once for
partioulara. Enter now,
ri...:44:44+,+14.44*14444444+++.1
REMEMBER I
eno
kADIEsi"rAlkOlt
Also Furrier
The Only Horn in Seaforth
OTEL
GRAND TRUNIcl'y'st-TwEA;
Easter Excu
ns
Single Fare
Good going April 21st
turning same day.
Fare and One -Third_
ood going April 20, 21, 22, 23
Return Limit April 25th.
Return tickets will be issued be-
tween ail etations In Canada, east
of Port Arthur and to Detroit
and Port Huron, Mich., Buffalo,
Black Rook, Niagara Falls and
Suspension Bridge, N. Y.
Tickets and further particulars
at Grand Trunk ticket offices.
Somerville....I 41 Town Agent
W. Plant „Depot Agert
C. E. HORNING, D. P. A.,
Union Station, Toronto, Ont.
ids (ilium Cella
Don't you know that the girls must take the place
of the men, especially in the business world, if Cana-
da is 01 do her share in this great struggle, which is,
keep n army at the front and keep business going
on at home. Are you ready to do your share?
Because of the great need, we are planning a Spec.
ial Eater Course at Very Special rates. If you are 41
truly patriotic and want a chance to do your share, 4
write us for further particulars
'dloo1° Commerce
t Clinton - Ont.
P B. F. WARD B. A. M Accts,
PRINCIPAL
•••
Preventive of Smut in Grain
Deaver 73rand
Formaldohyde Solutim
Specially concentrated and prepared expressly for the de-
itruction of smut germs on seed grain, insures an increased
yield an4 cleaner threshings.
Fresh stock on hand ready for use. This is the Formaldehyde that
was formerly sold by Alex Wilson for several years, and that has prov-
en such a great success.
In order to 14i11 the germ in grain wkich is attached to the seed itseli;
.s.
the Formaldehyde must be fresh and of a required strangth to insurc
this. Beaver Brand Formaldehyde when used as directed by labels on,_
bottles will do this.
Put up in half lb.s to make eighteen .lon • one lb. to make thirty -ix
gallons of solution.
C L. Viiiiiiarns
Successor to Alex Wilson
Seaforth
--4
one
veU for
les re3r-eaeflt
an,GtaLatd.,
Da
:
ibsedeltriree
ttphtre
re
dr Du
re
sed
Mame leered
Waged in: bjsiae
infigtegation., of t
'Ye extenOed an
EeY Mrembe,
*aw Neelcs to eon
isnbaoribers 01
ensare bereaf
th batterleft u
d .no nor ei batt
Ine the nOste
-amity have
ara Abe iand
Peter Ben
ted at
r hindi
, per 4hash.
s,perbnsh .
to..
per ton-,
per ,....
, new, rie
onto, April 11
4.40 to 4.50; pr
Toro to, Apri
ISS0 200; chicke
18c to 20e;
tense, 12 to 1.3o.
Igo to 20e x CISIck,e
led chickens 25c
to see; iduckS, 1
ha 19c,
Bair
TorZento, April
orbits, fresh Made,
ry solids, storage,
PrInt3, 29c to 32e;
to 29c; batters, 2
Rgge-Special can
-.laid, 26e to 17c; ne
andled, 24= to
eistae--New ,large
lune and Septemhe
-20 1-4 tents; and
Cents. Honey'
Ye to'! 1-20; tine's
db ten pound
pound tins 14c;'
per 'dozen, to
32 to 32.40. Maple
Ion, 11.40.
Toronto,
In store a
eserit
1$1.98 7-8. man
No. C,
ltdc e No. lext
teed, 39 1-2ctAm
1Yellow, 83 cents.
Reed, 88 to 70
Ontario Wheat -N
lot, according to f
02 toe 31.04; No.
A. No. 2
comtneoc
t
88 to -28c.
4t, leg to
eats t
mutual, per
to (sample,
• ta to 6k
eat -N
eongneecial
ittecc•rding to
Manitoba Flour.
mite, :In jate ba
old*, &40,;et
hi Jute bag. On
kers track, trorant
itecording to sent
lute bags; bulk.
kwifeed-0
'livered, 1E011ft-eat
Ithorts, 325; onid.d
'flame per o
Potatoe3-Beg,
' htore taelaorareet
.112
Arraff-a--111 hotel, on A
' Prod daught
Rhahoh-et nettoefiele,
mes. Jervis Hon
-oe