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AFORTI1
28, 1916
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French Canada
and the War
acai.
Ndedrottel+HeXs{etetrtteteeeit
IMBEC'S failure to send her
sons to the war in any con-
siderable numbers has at-
tracted the attention of
many American neWspap-
whrek contrast Qttebee's apathy
stitit the wonderful enthusiasm and
veiny displayed in other parts of
onside, eseis The Toronto Mail and
in art editorial article. Last
ays' New York Times published
liieertiele entitled "Priests Block Re -
wining in Quebec," and discussed
the situation there-if:out the point of
Vier of an outside investigator. The
writer got much of his information
front Canon Huard, of the Basilica of
Quebec., who was for 25 years a pro-
feesor in the Catholic- College at Chi -
wattled, and who has also some note
a, scientist, being editor of the
-Veliadian Naturalist, and Provincial
ikeemologist. In the course of a
*at with Canon Huard. the cleric
made no concealment of the fact that
eke priests were discouraging' recruit -
big in Quebec. lie saw nothing dis-'
treatable in the admission, and was
one frank in stating the aims of the
egingnalists and nationalists of his
=titre Province.
The writer. for The Times says
that in the cities or Montreal and
Quebec the priests are calling atten-
tion to the factthat men are needed.
at the front, but most ot them are
doing it in so perfunctory a manner
that thereis little response to their
lukewarm admonitions. In the coun-
try regions the parish priests are for
the most part telling their parishion-
ers that they should not fight for
other people who are denying the
French people in Ontarie the right
to have their children taught French.
The reference is, of course, to the
bilingual Issue, and, it is the cora-
non perversion of the bilingualists
to say that the people of Ontario are
depriving' French-Canadians in this
province of certain rights. The
'Times- 'correspondent says that in the
rural districts of Quebec a wink or
a mere hint from a priest has more
effect than, the most argent call from
Ottawa or the most eloquent appeal
from a recruiting sergeant.
It is difficult to understand canon
Huard's sentiments from the follow-
ing remarks: "As to the war," he
said, "we are not telling our young
men to enlist because we do not
think there is any obligation on the
individual in Canada to fight in
France. Of course, we are proud to
be British subjects. It is a great Em-
pire, and. England is generous to us
when we cannot get justice from
Canada. But we do not love Eng-
land. We have great affection for
France, but not for the French Gov-
ernment. We make a distinction
there. -We love Quebec. We would
-fight for Quebec." It lett° be ob-
served that there is no expression of
love for Canada, and a strange fail-
ure to understand that Quebec must
be fought for in Prance if it is to be
fought for at all, unless Canon
Huard and other racialists in Quebec
suppose that in the event of a Ger-
man 1.ictory Qloce would receive
some mark of the Kaiser's favor as
a reward for failure to displestrany
hostility to him while the wariwas
in progress.
Canon Huard said that the reason
he and other billngualists insist upon
the tee? of the French language in
Oeterio is because it is necessary to
noel the children to the Catholic
"ExperieLce has taught us
that t`..L.. Chinch lozes when Itpep-
pl.- arc obl:_-red to use some language
Gzher than its own, and to -mingle
wee e-ople c,f another language and
freh. If the Irlr,h in the United
3.1e3 hpd a lape.nage of their ovrn
we would has,: 25,000,000 Catholics
in thee country. As it is, I believe,
eave only about 10,000,000. We
1...‘ach English in the Quebec schools,
hut Ca.- people h:Lve no use for it,
..nd therefore forget it. We give the
children schooling up to 10 or 12
• years of age. They learn to read and
write arr1 figure enough to keep their
farm accounts. Then they go to
work. They have enough education
to read their prayer books and their
newspaper on Sundays,and that is
suMcient for those who have to stay
on the farm. -
He wont on to point out the danger
of educating young men and the
perils of High schools. They would
result in making youths discontented
with farm life, and would drive them
to the cities, wher, they would find it
difficult to obtain employmeet. Quite
a different point of view was that of
Rev. N. W. Bergeron, of Ogdensburg,
a French-Ca.nadian by birth. Invited
to preach in his native village of Les
Emboulemerts, he scandalized his
hearers by advising them -to learn the
English and educate their children. so
that they *ould have a chance in the
woad, with the Protestants and with
Enspliebespeaking Catholics. He also
4dyised them to refuse to spend their
hart-esened money in the building of
atagnificent new churches, for which
are was no use. The Times' corre-
eondent spoke with people who told
him that Quebec would be glad of an.
ooportunity to secede from Canada
Without bloodshed, and he met others
who assured him that actual civil
wer was a probability if the French
etahns with regard to their language
in Ontario 'Were not recognized. In
the Lower Province there are high
hopes that the Judicial Committee of
the Privy Council will upheld their
tentention regi ling bilingualism in
tine schools of Ontario.
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TILE 11
ON I
Atterallion r:o0ADallasiaglr'
throughout tW Otarn
Gf
thirinlOOkintuattleAlbeg li..,n20%
#
ati 004 as 1at yw,tbat
ion would hia$:12, BatiOA
et* s .that tb&
,time promo 000'w"
'tied
lotto• point*.
, Mr. Me •
' 4 Com,.
Ya pay
1ay a. cmp
the Dottdne
gralo
crop of the
uld he little.
Lf any behind that Of Lit iepx.
'The Couartri as a Whole rever look-
ed better than it ideens at prey/watt
said lar. MeGili. `‘The. Weather wee
meek to order Yelt mLhLeade Itaid
kin Of (the opinion 'that this Yesee,
barveot be ateetla,enotederful one.
ThOse eontem te going west
Will KIP Well to remember that the
most fertileodhtriots In 7V/eastern °An-
a& are teerv4 thp, tuts lot the
C.N.R. and tieht, seaeon they', can
travel frlein (their home districts to
destination Canadian Northern all the
weec
Arzengeznente ; Ulm been made
whereby neesengers may 'travel in
coeMfolr% COWIN& latd 111=11 ,CPIIAtgr
ears wog a feature..
The firet of these eznursiotog . will
be run in Wart*, the diarce.- will be an-
nounced later.
For further in,f
mare* Canadian
wete, R I..F
Paasenger A.gent,
Triirotetut.
szmiontij latAnoTs,
13-4.017-awr
iralt Wheat (stain.) new
0 ts,' per b h, ..... to -
Berle , per bush lo I
.Bean , per ush. 2 50 to 9
Bran per t . 24 00 to 24
Shorts, per, to 2 00 to 26
Plou , per 300 to 4
0
c
But , No. 1 ioose, lb. 22 to
fli_gge per dozen ... I 23 to
EieT, new, ter lton a • • • 12 00 to 14
Rog ' ..‘1. ..; „ 11 90 to 11
e;pely to
m Ageet, or
burn, Oen.mai
lan0 St4tet, E.,
- W. T. BOX it GO..
EMBALDIERS AND
FUNERAL DlitRaOka
• II.,.C. BOY
!Holder of Government Diploma
and Lieeliee
CHARCIES flOttlittATit
Flowers farntetteul on sort ootie e
Night Car. t tuay Calls
Phone WY Phone 50
feemaasseemeessas
Birte4
ANDERSON— In Stanley, .on July 8th to ler. and
Mrs. Dave F. Anderson. a daughter.
HODGENS — InBeaforth, un Jely 21st. to Captain
and Mrs. H. J. Hodgios, a daUghter, (Edna Bernice)
MASON— On July I6th, tc Mr. alt eira. John Mas-
on, of Els) Wawano th, a daugater.
Deaths
GILCHR.IST — In Clinton, on Ju1y:19th, Catharine
Beith, relict of the late e. D, Gilchrist, in her 91st
year.
TAYLOR— In Bruseels,-on July 17th, Margaret Wal-
son.wife of Dun it4ta Taylor, aged 65 years,6 months
GILLESPIE— In Blyth �n Juli 16th, James Gilles-
pie, father of Mr 1 Airs. W. j. Haines, of Wingham
in his 82nd year. i
CALDER— In Inhidail, Alta., on July Mb, Anne
COWAN, relict of the late TI102. Calder, fomerly
of Grey township,
YOUNG— In Dunginnon/, on lily 15 James Young
formerly of Clinton, in hie 'nit year. '
• Ui
lertaiting pave
lows boilding
Stewart Bros.
•* 17Z! dence q-oderich
• Dr. Sobtt'e,
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• Flowers furni
•
• short notice.
•
• Phone Night or
Holme
Funeral Director and
Licensed Embalmer
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pposite
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Day, 119.
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The Largest and Most Up
Date ReSturant in Seafo
Meals and! Lunches sold
.411. hours.
ifvieai tickets Sold
floine-Made Pies
711-.6m Made Candies
co
.Mi ed Taffies a poun.s for •sc
Pe. ut.Taffy per pound.,,.„„„ sc
Co.oanut taffy per pound
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Fr it taffy per pound
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French mixture, per pound...„oc
Chocolates, per pound...,3oc to
Fancy Boxet, from.;„ ..... Loc to
Try our lice icream to take ho e.
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You will get value for your mo ey
at
Card of T anks
WE kdesire to express our apprecia-
tion to kind friends 'for their,sympathy
and help tiering the eitlinets an).
death of eur father.
MR. and MRS. DAVID IBRUCE.
$3
• IMPORTANT NOTICES
DIGS plFOB SALE—A ndmbe- of young pigs. Ap.
ei y on lot 7, concession 9, McKilIop, Phone 9
on 23, Dublin, AUGUST HEM51E.`24.137x2
Hoe ARN FOR SALE—For sale a good barn' 36x56 in
Tuckaremith In first-eless condition also a
frame house and kitchen. Apple to Roley or Alex
Kennedy, R. R. No. 4, Sea,forrt P. 0. or phone 3 on
131. 2537x4
SALESLADIES WANTED—To fill poeitions °pet;
on our sales stall made vacant by men enlisted.
Either temporary or permanent. Income three per
day upward. Address The Scarborough Co. of
Canada, Lva., Map Publishere, Hamilton, Ontario.
2537 -
Tat. Now Surceeds Rouge.
In these days ween women are tak-
ing up the work of men, gone to the
front, pink and white are no longer
considered desirable in a W10131311'S
• toraplexion, and tan ha e become the
ttshion.able shade, in Landon, Eng.
"You've either got to wear a Red
Cross uniform: ur a canteen worker's
brassard or a' munitions badge, or a
tanned face," rem a.rleed a pretty Eng-
lish girl. S'If you come back to town
with ebeeks that are as brown as the
earth, people immediately e believe
dinuive been helping to make bay OT
ticking truth You don't need to
hotter about your coro.plexion. Peo-
Ble don't expect you to have one ff
You've been helping farmers- Ana
*kink what it saves at the chemist's!"
ARM FOR SALE—A small farm of eight acres or
good land all cleared, rt or lot 30 on concess-
ion 3, MoKillap, at Roxboro gli. A seven roomed
dwelling house in good repai and a barn, huggy
house aed poultry houffe are ituated thereon. Ap-
ply to JOHN Mc11LLAN. R, No. 1, Seaforth.
2524-tf
'UNARM FOR lfALE.--Lot 6, Concession 9, Tucker-
": smith, con &Ming' 100 a res. about seven a.cres
ander bush.e farm le we 1 fenced and drained '
s'
and in a good te of cult'ion. There are on the
premises a good frame house, bank barn, pig house,
hen house, drive house and wo good wells. For
terms and particulars apply on the:prernises or ad-
drese MRS. Karr McCLOY, EgmondvIlle P.O. .
2356-tf
/ILYTIPIA
ETAURA.N't
xt dO.3 to Cardno Br'g
irst c - 100 Acre .F,a,rm in T k
mith ti good buildings. App y to
ouDF o ,KILLonAN & CO KE,
forth. 0a,..erich, Ont.
2536.tt
se
Hbluse for Sale
Eg ondyilk, eight roomed 1 rick
5E, oc4 cement cellar, he I and
t wa, er i good. ; on ain
Mile from Seaforth. W a -0.1
for quick sale as the wrt-
e ---Ing from 'town. App y ont
• iths ,or ,addrats • G.
e -WORTH, Seaforth P,s. -
arm for S
le
2 • EXHIBITION 5r
E pire Federati
Spectao e
1,2 Performers; 10 Ma sad
Ban s; Chorus of 60 Vices
ot 21, 4ynOS51on 1, Tuckers ith.*
1.00 penes all Icleared.. •
frame h u.s land bank barn, pig pen,
ben holOel id delving house. 'A good
o'cheridl aa plenty of good water;
11 til Slued, well feneed, anti_
al in f±st class condition. On thh
u1 loa4, 2 1-2 mike from Seaforth
4six 1 miss from Clinton. Will be
cheap and on easy terms. Apply
J. Se. H ANDERSON, Seaforth.
2536-tf
Glori
us Pageant symbolfrine
Im-
'tal Solidarity and Power
Ma4ioth Scenic ReproductOn of
th British Houses of Pa44a-
out, Westminster Abbey
and the War Office.
ON AND UNDER W
SEA A
ON LAND /4
IN THE AIR R
Scenes that have thrilled the Em-
pire Re-enacted by Overseas
Troops.
She in Process of Manufacture
Arm
ense Munitions E hibit
Mod .1 Camp, Tretesh Werfare Hand
Grenade and Bomb Tereven , De-
stru tion of Wareeips by Hdder
Mincs, Bayonet FiChting, Fed;eration
Year Fireworks, Complete ew
Midway.
ert I Tin King,s
1106,,,0
White Leghorn Poultry
Plant for Sale
. . r-17-1711.)
In the': vIlia,ge of flensail, tong:sting
• thres lots and up to pate buillings,
1'8 feet leng ; feed. room, brooder
011.9,.€9 ;is bodere of the lateet pat-
rn; bone grinder and, feed cutter..
ill be ;sold along :with the stoek,
hkh conisieta of 200 enc. ,aeed two
e'er od, ben,s and about 300 pullets
the fatnous Tom Brown Steain
land) importe-d by Alf. Banker ot
useele. Wbls is a, rare chance • to
sten into and own. One of the best
red flock of White Leghorns in
amide Apply to GEORGE BROOKS,
Hentiall, Opt.
-viiRM FOR SALE—For sa e lot 28, concession 1,
Tuckersmith, contain' g abone 98 acres. There
are on the premises, a good f eine house, two large
bank barns 40x60 and 20x50, The farm is well fenc-
ed and drained and in a go state of cultivation.
Situated on the Huron Road half way between Clin-
ton and Seaforth and is all 8 eded to grass. Will -be
sold on reasonable terns. .ural mail or telephone
-at house. For further pa 5iculars apply to Mrs.
Alexander Jamieson, It. R.4 Clintor. 25378
OOD FARM FOR SALE For Sale lent '25 and
,,part of bat 24, Coneealon 14, -McKillop, con-
taining 130 acres. There a e on the premises a
modern brick house with hard and soft Waft,
There is also a good barn 60126, with stone foun-
dation and stabling underne th, driving shed 30x40
on stone foundation. pig pe and hen house, all
in good repair, There ;s al, a good bearing or-
chard and twe never failing ells. The fermi is well
underdrained-and well lene 1 and Inc hie% state of
cultivation with 10 acres of herd wood bush. It is
well situated on the North a eve' road I mile soueh
of Walton C. P. It. stetion, leo telephone and rural
mail delivery, llaie is a eh lee fe.rni and will be
sold on reasonable terms. r,tir further perticulars
apply- on tbe:prenelieepr ad teas • W. JaDIOKSON
Weleor. 21584
i" MAPLE TERRACE FIR SALE—A first class
farm of 100 acres within eel: distance to Seaforth,
Blyth. Londeshoro and Wal on, on JeDe Iltb Conces-
sion of Hullett. Rich clay 1.am, free from stone and,
very fertile. Ih a high scat of cultivatien. About
eight acres of valuable hard wecad,conifortebIe brick
house on stone foundetion .1th cement ceilar. Large
hank bern, geod stabling at d out huildine, also silo,
• *I- doeill with Water dee ing throutab pip! - into'
kitchen, soft Waterecemei t cistern. A desitaale
farm. For further partici !ars apply Le ROBERI
ItEID, Londesisoro, R.R. N . 1. box MoUlilop rur-
al telephone 1 on 170, 12531-1f
FARFOR ALE—The adinini.strit.
-er.A.LUBLE
V ors for the estate of th late Hatch al. Gordon
offer for sale, Lot No. fourteen (14) in the sixth (6)
Concession of the township of MoKillop. This farm
consiste of 101 acres of ole red and improved term
lands in a clean and good s ate of cuitivetion and is
situated in a eplendld farm ng distriet, convenient
to markets, schools e,nd ch rches. On the premisee
are erected a comfortabl frame iwelling house,
18x24 with kitchen attach cl, Splendid frame barn
52:60 with stone stabling nderneath, cement floore
and water in barn, also a . ood pig pen and water
in barn also a good pig pe and hen house. The
farm 18 well fenced and ex ra well tile drained. The
title is perfect and possess' n will be given for the
purpose of doing all neeese ry fall work. For further
pe.rticulars apply to Alt EliBA LD McGREODR, or
ROBE WC GEB3D.N, AAlt inistratora, or to 13..
HAYS. Seaforth. their Sol
•
2537-4
First Class Farm in Town-
- ship of Morris Cheap
Gov rnment E.T.xh;:airs, Superb .1b.e.et,ie
ILive Stacie er.e in To 'oilared
, Products, sheet of rotas-
] ` as:turas.
coiltOp
ab
can
by
Ito
Li
Young Mep,,
g rhen or oi.here who are Lind
to enlist for Overseas , Serviec,
serve their King and 'Country
elping on munition Wor1, Steady
to good men. Apply 1 to The
Bell Engine and. Threeher Co.,
ted, Seaforth, Ont.
' 2536'3
1
iThe undenstgned is prepered toeell,
he No1rth Phif of Farm :hot Number
3, in the Firet Dolearession of the
';13'. of Mortis, cheap etred on eaty terms,
acres leared and 13 acres tist
hush; god frame house on stone
foundation, one end a half St0-ely, 20
hy 30; blether], 15x20; bairn, on stone
etabline, 60x40, and 55x35, concrete
floors lin stable. Soli good and clean
with two: acre.e orchard. Farm falls
awer flop the buildings and h?.soon-
eiderable tile tireinage ; fences, wire
and, oodar rails in good coneitloE;
evater—, hoe three wells and. a pr-ing
ereek tlear rear of farm. Goodroads
end only one mile from. Bluevale G.
T. -a. station. Possession at end. of
year. Foe further particulars apply to
the undeesigned, F. S. Scott, Bruid
seize 2588-8
-RAILWAY
-SYS-T.thi
' Attrac,tive Trips
To
'Muskoka Lakes Lake of Ba
Georgian Bay Algonquin
!French River Ka,wartha 1
tdaganetawan River
1
, Temn gami, etc.
L
Roum
in tourist tickets now
tr
from certtin stations in On
at veil- low rated, with lib
stopoVers.
MUISKOKAEXPRE
• Leave Terorite 12.01 p.m. dail
• Sundey, Ind 2.05 a.m. daily, f
, k.oka Wharf, Correectiens ar
I at Mot:To:Ike Wharf for Yin sko:.t. a eLackee;t.
Lea,vnt
eTthonto 10.15 a,, dale. x
Sundity,and 2 05 a.m., dady fo Hunts-
vele< fog points On Lake o Bays,
Equipment the finest.
Full eerticulars on apphc tion to
agents.
W. Somerville . Tow
W. Plant Depo
ark'
akes
ake Advantage
of
our last chatIce
5) have those COAL Bins
lied up with our !cele -
rated
-Lehigh VallOy
---._ Anthracite
(the coal that satisfies)
B iore the advance c) prices
on the 1st of August
r June aed July orders the fol
lowing are our prices :
Chestnut $7.50
Stove $7.25
Egg $7.00
Soft Coal $6. oo
very to Bayfield 1 per ton; 1.0
V ea. 60 milts; to Kippen 50 cents;
Bruot field. 25 ceate.
also heedle all kinds ,61 hogs and1
:4 Urrib r, Canada Cement, Buffaro
-Reseed Fertilizers, Tongeed and
Groneved Flooring and V Matched
Siding, Cianada Fibre Board, Met-
al Building eteterial, Tile, Cedar
Poets, etc.
XPOSITOR
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i W.S.Gortniey
• ...p . ..am
fry Funeral Director
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r n'imbalmet and ei;.4
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Ildndertn king ra-;;Rirs above
1- .-0. 1st :
M.Williams' grocery store, 4,
Mai" Street. Seaforth 4
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---esereeenr*
owers on short noth e.
Oharses moderate.
Phone'inght-tor day — 192
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on sale
ario
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except
r tins-
• made
• C,. E. HORNING, D. P.
Union Swum, Toronto,
Agent
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J.Jackson
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ohn B, Mustard
Brucefield
Prat.tical Boot Repairer
Seaforth
Enteance through J. Willie' Boot Store.
t'rompt attention to all repairs.
Beit leather only used. 1 stock
special leather 1 o r foundry
workers and hard wearers.
Note the Address
J. JACKSON
opposite Expositor OLice
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In the Stud
0.8.01111/01/1•01
The Grand Circuit Race Horse
M A:cTH I ST LE
2.041 48971 A .T.R.
MacThistle is the fastest Ilene that
was ever offered for service in this
part Of the country. He raced through
the largest racing circuit in the
world, and !defeated the Grand Cir-
cuit ptars as often as thee defeated
MaeThistle 2.04 3-4 Is also a
full brother to Independence Boy 2.01
1-2. MacThistle 'himself :nes been miles
in 2,01; a half In 51 seconds, Mac-
Thlistle is a grand big, brown stallion;
he le a mad,e to order. horse, having
size, quality, intlielduality, breeding
and brains. He will stand at his own.
barn Blyth, thle season, for a limit -
HE CANADIK
AN BAN
OF COMMERCE
EDMUND WALKER, C.7.0., MD, D.C.L., President
10IfN Aran. General Mansear. 11. V. F. JONES, Aset Graeral Maumee
OEM $16,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000
FARMERS/ BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every
fallity for the transaction of their banking business, imiudhlg
the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes
4E4 supplied free of charge on application.
Seaforth Branch
W. 0. T. MpRSON
854
nager
•
The Imported dlydeedale Stallion
CHLOBODYNE
(14062) 18541
_Enrolment No, 353 Form 1
• Inwected and Approved.
1 Livingstone, Proprietor & Manager
• Menday—Will leave Ms own stable,
Staffa, and go west to David Hillee
for noon; thenth ; souto the Cromarty.
Un ,then eset tO Isis own stable, for
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thenight, Tueeday—Will leave his
ow stable( and go to James 33allan-
pile's, Hibberff-Usborne boundary fore
n n; the isouth to Thames Roede
an westi to Robert McDonald's for'
n1ht. Wedneedae—South to Ellenvillee
,th D east and south to Jno. Delbridge's
W nchelsea, for noon;then south to
William Brock's, Ifsborne, . for -night.
T ursday—East 3 1-2 miles and north
1 -2 Mike td G, C. Allan's,. Base Line,
131, nshard, for noon; then, north-west
to Kirkton, at Taylor' e Hotel, for the
night. Friday—North to the Thames
Read, at Thomas McCurdieis, for noon;
then north and, west to his own
stable, where he will remain until the
following Monday. morning.
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he Pure Bred Imported Clydesdale
Stallion
CUMBERLAND' SCOTT 13979 (16981)
Inspected and Approved. •
Enrolment No. 2892
'Monday—Will leave hie own stable.
number of mares at $20 to insure, lot 4, concession 3, Hibbert, and, go to
.
of Seaforth for noon; then to Matthew`
res from' Jelin Carpenterke, Dublin, for noon; Habkirk's eicKillop, for nightSature
Accommodation made for ma
a distance. Write for breedirtg and e.ef for night
nPiaghtidtekoru'Caesdarlirtyl—eevirSetsiCoalklurrni
ber where he will remain until the follow-
day—Will proceed to his own stable,
full particulars to
Huron road, to Beundary line, theece ing Mcsiday mornine Terms and con -
THOS. COULTER orl
s
L. 0. CHARLES WOR'Tliplyth 2 concession 2, Imbue for noon.
rth and wet to John Murphye
10;-
ditions sa:ne fernier years. Lord
Mansfield has been enrolled, inspected
Mlle Weal" Pony Sta.11ion
. PRINCE GEORt=
Color, white and black; bat, 14
habeas, Routed ba be the larp.Mterl
pony in Ontario and le othe ode 011
ineet• beautiful tudimale. B. T. D'Uff41
LOP, Owner, Zurich. I
The Standard Bred Tretting Shelled
JERRY 3.
Will tand atethe Royal Hottlbaree
Seaforth, on Thursday of eacb week4
This is a very fashionably bred cat,
and. -while not yet three years old, Is
a big bprse. Look him over. No. pugs
Air.erie* Trotting Register; No. Olitt
Canadian Standard Bred Sosiety; Ette
rot:rent No. 4419. Terms, ;12 to insure
,;vith foal. Ed. Johnston, propeletor,
Clinton; phone 8 on 162.
LORD MANSFIELD
James EVADS, Proprietor and Manager
Moads.y—Will leave hits own etable,
Beechwood, and go to Pat Wood,
Logan, for noon; theme to his lowet
?table for the niat. Tuesday — To
'John Murray's, conceeelon 11, McKil-
lop, for noon; then west to A. Ross'
concetsion 10, McKillop, for one hour;
thence to his OWie stable for ntg
Where he will remain' until Wednes-
day noon. Wednesday Noon—To Web-
er't Hotel, Dublin, for night: Thura-
day—To Joseph Nagles' for noon; then
to Josepb Atkinson's for night. Fri,
—To Martin Curtin's, 1 1-2 =lies
thence to bis own stable for night. and apProved. TTerms go insure, t18;
Wedneeday—Will proceed to Weeley James Evans, Manager.
eak 8, lot 21, concession 3, Logan, for
The Choicelt Bred Clydisdale Stallion
KING KAY C.3029) t 116,; creeteeelt w27LoWganillterfiongr
Jeimes Murray, Proprietor and Manager hureday—To Con. Ratz's, lot 15, con-
efondaY• Noon—Leave this own stable e eaten 3, Fullerton, for noon; thence f
at Peter McCann's, lot, 80, con -1 t Peter SmitrO, .lot 18, -concession. 3,
coast= 2, Ilthnert Tia, and go to Ownie, for night, Friday—To John
Dersey's, lot 21, concession '11 rir.a.rde lot 25 conceesion 5, Downie,
Hibbert, far eight, Tueeday—To Pat' f
illiazne lot 21, concession 4, Hibbert, 1, I
for noon; 'then -to T. Geroney'e, lot
28, conee,ssione 7, for. night. Wednes- s
day—To Edward Pormley'e, lot 17,
concessioe- 5, Hibbert, for noon; then
to Weber's Hotel, Dublin, for night, 1
Thursday—To William Flannigan's, lot, anager. 2526x8
3, coeceesion 6, McKillop, for noon; !
then to Andrew Krauskopf's, lot 1,1
concession 3, McKillop, for night. Fri-
clay—To his own stable 'Where he will1
remain until tlie followine, Monday I
Thorobred
Imported
Stallions
The following Imported Clydesdale and Pereheron
8 !lions, which are alt in No. 1 ferin,lwill etand for
s reiee thie season at
J. Berry's Stables, Herhsall, Ont.
P,RING THOMAS
eTydesdale (92541 (12625)
$15 to insui e.
CUMBERLAND'S GLORY
Clydesdale 1I7S461 f,15788)
rre15 to insure
e
COMMODORI.,
Clydeslale [95961 (14633)
$15 to insure
• JABOT
Percheron [3139.1(8 214)
$12 to insure
COLONEL GRA -IAM
[9255) (12103)
will travel the same route as ast year.
The TROTTING STALLION
ANDY REDLAC
Will stand at the a ove stables until
time 20th, *to a limited number of
Mares, a,fter which date he will go itt
te training
'NovrE—NO mares will be bred at the
above barna after nine o'clock p. m
Zr
CUMBERLAND G.EM.
(88691) 81,681
Inspected and Approved.
Errohnent No. 1367, Forro I,
John J. Mean, Ploprieeer.
noon; t 'hence to Barley Robinson,' Will stand ,for service( dewing the
16, conceisSion. 4, Fullerton, for present season ,at John J. MeGavires
ight. Saturday—To Gordner House Stables, Leadbury, ,Lot 22, Concession
bles, Mitchell, ,for noon; thence to 13, McKillop.
leaven sisble for night, and until- Colts from Cumberland. Gem wen. iket
fonliay morning'. Terms to insure, $15prizes, at Clinton and Seaforth fitiowis
OBERT BURCHILL. Proprietor andI ibis spring.
noon.
The Pure Bred Percher= Stallion
INDEX
Enrolment No, 363
The Imported. ellydesdale Stallion.
'ne_EARTo 0' CLAY 12035 (13458).
Enrolment No. 699
Inspected and Approved0
tnspected end oved
Monday—Will leave his own s
Aper
Brucefield, and go west to
Wee Berry, Prop. and Manager. second concession of Stanley, then
The Standard Bred and Regittered
Trotting Stallion
Monday—Will leave nis own stable, north to John Butcharthe, for neoe-
, rucefield and go west, to Varna, al then north and west to Wne Glenn,
he Temperance House for noon; then
crwortnlightipo
attheBelan Yetfalethlaweln'se,foGrtirielhefh• once Hotel for noon; then. by way
of
for night. Tuesday—By way of Ba
noekburn, to Varna, at the Temper'.
ueday—West to Switzer's corner
nd 'north to janies Sterling's for
0011 • then north to Jae. MeMillan's
oto the Parr Line, then south to Wrte
urigronnRhtadWdne—o
toN Jentwheirtoa Cor-
r:. siostr,s,
Road
for noon; thence to Akeelke
er then by way of Berrmiller to J. C. Beatles 2nd concession of Stanley, for
urst's Colborne, for noon; then east night. Thursday—North to the •Batere
field. Road. to his own stable, for
a Harry Sweet's Hahnesville for.
.ight. Thurede,y—By way of the Hutt— noon re/raining until the following
Friday—To Geoese,
n Roade to Clinton, at the Graham I Feeley .aernias..
House for noon; them north by way felcCarteey's Mill Road, for noon;
of the Base Line to Albert T0wne4: to MeAdsents side road, then; l'1OTt3
the 2n41. coneession, II.R,S, Tilekere
nd's for night. Friday—Eaet through
tilled to 1W'. J. MeBrine's for noon ; 1 ernith then west to James Carnochanis,
RED MCKINNEY 42946
Enrolled and Iainected.
Monday—Will leave hie own stable,
Egmondville, at noon,' and go by way ;
Of the Huron roaci to Clinton, at Eta
Graham's Hotel for night. Tu.esday—
South by way of the London Road
to waiker',3 Hotel, Brucefield, for
noon; then (south to Commercial Re-
ba]. stables, Hensall, for night. Wed -
n eiday—To Exeter,t then south 11-4
tnilea to John Blair% for noon; then
to Cen tralia, efoffahe Hotel for
night. Thursday—East to ,Wm. Brock'e
Uthorne, for noon; then. to Kirkton,
at Titylor't hotel for night. Friday— ,
Lor night. Saturday—West by Broads -
boundary, for noon; thee north then east by way of Rozbeco to' flea•"
We -t to Jas. Ballantyne's, Ushorne
tie forth at the Qoeenes Hotel, for night.1 foot/e bridge; then south to the
Dublin, at Weber' e hotel, for night.. Saturday—East by way of Red School Road, to hie own stable where he
Saturday—By way of aHuron road to earner then west to Robert Elgja'a, for remain until the foliowleg Mo
hiown tale, for noon, where he will soon,
two
remain until the followingldoeday noon then by way of London Road,
. . e
;morning. Terms—To Insure, el31;
3 a b
rrares from 'one owner, $28, payable
es
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nalnign. February 1 1917RDMurdoch,
&rink, Marager. For terms and conditions see manager. proprietor a&d Manager.
the Bayfield Road, to the Goshen
line to Albert MeClinchere, for night,
Wedneeday—By MeCIymontes side 1.0;4
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