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Walt IS SURE OF HIS UFE.
Warkar in a. Nitride,
iiileffer Ateme-4, Catlin
*meads Coolness, 9i -redoes.
sitiseing--Chte Marls Experienea•
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14teigteverin is made by °Maw
*esti* acting with a statue.
*Sad selpberie and nide acid.
ViegtO*00* &I/PPed by a Tory tide
odhstat slowly kite a infinite of Wee
serni nitric an& See parts sulphuric
Daring the proem the coataka
gag valid hi bit cosi by I water, joek-
.et. and the acid mixture is agitated by
*stream of cool air. The temperature
imintained at about 80 degrees. Ait-
ati the egeraelea the whole agitate hi
WR elf into a tank and is allowed
40ostand
iu this vessel, cooled by a wa-
eiejacket. The glycerin, whieh is new
hnxiediatelY begins ge
otellie.to thte trelf) like cream en Utak,
Ws is' at ewe taken care of and
pat through various processes to
-deans, it of all remaining trains fit
fr 1110 department of our plant numt
greiiter care be exercised than in the
eittutor, 'which is the name given to
the building where nitroglycerin is
Illentiractured.
Fetplosioust are frequent, and it takes
-a man of iron nerve to conduct this die
-partnient It is like going tato battle
*veryday Yet in the face of this we
gave one man who has endiessfully
Lade eitrogbiterin for twenty years,
and he lives to tell you about It, only
be won't Ile is as reticent as the
gpthL
Lae any other man o.f great courage,
ihe does not boast, and John Viewber-
ger *ill talk about anything except the
miracle of his continued existence. I
oeut only sayethat Dtvine Priovidence, a
Cool head and hands and a, stent heart
lave kept him at his work.
The acid fumes ieet all the bididlag
at all times when nitration is taking
place have long since eaten away the
very teeth in Ids head, but not. his
teluck. It is a fact that he is provided
with a new set of false teeth on an
average twice a year. . The hair on his
-head has long ago disappeared, and
the fumes have tanned his skin to the
color of bronze until he resembles a
-OMB- TO= of old. And yet he has never
had a day of sickness in these twenty
.years He thinks, as I do, that no dia.
-ease, no matter how virulent, could
successfully combat the nitric fumes
that he inhales. So his -work has its
compensations, If you are pleased to
look at it that way. -
While nitration of glycerin is going
ton Viewberger sits on a bigh stool, his
itrIlls stretched over the nitrating mat
chine, one hand on a faucet that cona
trols the flow a glycerin into the acid,
the other hand on a valve regulating,
the cooled compressed air that is forced
into the mixture and his eye glued to
the thermometer that " exteeds well
down into the mixture; I have said
that the glycerin undergoes nittation
at a temperature of 80 degrees. The
temperature is regulated by the quan-
tity ot glycerin that flows into the acid.
If the temperature begius to rise above
sa degrees he closes his valve slightly,
reducing the now a glycerin, and in-
treases the flow of cool air.
Any little foreign substance that
might get into the raixture, even
through the acid of glycerin or other-
wise, would cause immediate trouble.
The slightest leak in the water cooling
coils, permitting a little water to get
into the mixture, would be the algae
for the thermometer to di) a marathon,
end in a few minutes the 'whole mix-
ture would reach the degree a heat
that would result in an explosion.
Viewberger cannot desert his post
when the temperature begins to rise
rapidly. This condition frequently
takes place, and, most of the time it
-can be reduced by cutting off the now
of glycerin entirely and by turning on
the air to the full pressure of fifty
pounds. Sometimes-, however, in spite
ef all, it will continue to rise, and
Viewberger knows or feels that he has
lost control. Ere must leave his mix-
ture to its fate and "dig out."
His building, the nitrator, Is located
eta a hill higher than its surroundings.
The hill is a high sand dune. reamed!).
olely back of the otoot on which be Bilan
15 a big door that is always left opea
When be is manufacintiag. Viewber-
gees method of exit or getaway is to
jump out of this door and roll down
the hill. While he is on his way the
explosion takes place. He has done
this some twenty times and yet has
never reeeived an injury. He has nev-
or been struck with flying debris, al-
though the air le filled with flying
pieces of lead and iron. Does history
record a greater miracle? Dug out It
the sand semiconscious from the inn
naet of an explosrlon, in the course of
holt an hour he bas been quite him-
self again, ready to go to work if need
41e. his only regret being the loss of
property sustained by the company. --
Willard_ Fay in Collier's Weekly.
Hew Geld Plato le Made.
Thera is practically no olid gold
*de. The so milled gold plate services
are diver gilt, and only a few pitiees
of pure gold are owned by the Roost
WI crown or any other crown. It may,
*tenet oar readers to leans hew this
be, mercurial or water gilding -for it
k kiteese by all of these three names --
h donee Pure gold and mercury are
anted to a paste. The silver article
to be gilded has been cbemicaLlit.clean-
• rubbed all over wtth tkielpestet
tableh has been placed in a ilk bag,
Alt as tke bine used in waaking is put
le a bag. When the piece of plate kas
beta rubbed over It is perfectly white.
:ft isethen put into an OTelt, mid grad -
*
My the mercury goes of ia fuses,
kavbee ea the article a deposit if pure
• We has practically becous en*
tke piece of sneer and will lest
he treaterine
gee-- -
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rtisirato s' Sale
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m., Farm S ock,
iged hes instrite Mr. Thomas
sere to offer for sal at publio r'ofe-
emises Wedneeds the 26th da
, at the hour of one • clock pan, the •
• :Mere being the te ot Frederiok
n, deoeoed, vim
. 4, con 18, Hull* ownship. Ths
ekes otto oontaining 100 sores nor.
er eultiv.blon and h tring no wIete
namable hie bite' d inage and tie
; there on the p mites a frime
n Meal) with neate t floors nesrly
shed; gold onto , 3 malls .iid
en is located b miles from
Walton At the same time lad
fferect without reser e the hello ng
vy draft horme S ye.rs old, 2 hcavy
are. one 5 years and tke other 8 y ars
to be wth foal; y ling heavy dr.ft
ohms dri ng mare, .gd roadeter qtilet
rade oow supposed ti be with ma , 4
ar old steer.. 2 tonny ar old heife ;
sows, 12
ring nYeseejw,71°000, Dearing
hela
915)0 butt
g drill;
iron It rows, wago with box ten
vel /t rake with poIs
.n buggy with
leighs, seater;
ihs; set team
harness, rings
go, ro forks. sh vele And other
dist* ft!". lie=11
eof Farm -10 per • nt at time lot
n 30 day. u • • !session on peer -
r cent of price any -t • e. •
Purchanes of 810 a d under, • eh;
grain *este; Pine)) s over 010. 6
t on approved joint otes or dise unt
er [molten fbr cash.
les and nocris are be leered to b as
int the 'Fender, bein a trustee nly,
nal 'guarantee as • same.
For further •artioulgie apply to t e undersig ed.
Dated at Hul ett 16th Oa._ tabor, 19 6.•
ATT. ARMSTRONG Administraflot
W. BRYDO E, Solicitor
AlICTiON SAL
cation to any Grand Trunk Ticket 0 place wanae.
lice. The Grand Traric' Pacific Re obattels : h
*ay is! the storteet and quickeat you draft brood
between lirbersipeet Saskatoon and ' rattrtraiii
mooted, with =cloth roadbed, er and rensable;
first class 2
rtlo lighted. eleeping cam through
lit,reempestieett tePncistteeetelePi°tgareecelegguleon anordWiel osrtrelifirrelb: 58eteithbehe:riefverset;itainsbrfo
ower nearly
Car ad kshutt walk
Beforst denixling on y'our txle
particulars Or writ" C. sweep neleusetta two n ly new, o
• 1.!ADBURT.
e******dallio
40 prowl& lel
dig ete; for the fi
ple in WSW Ontith.
quilting at thi'liiime of
recently, °
meeting whieh- has been tad in
of thii noble work. -- The hind
now hVecindition felt ploughing
the. farmers are busily engaged
this work. -We are informed
poultry thieves are getting in the
work on the Leadbury
tend out most tender and heard
m. their sad bereaveme
syman th7 to Reeve Goverdeek
fed.
The death of their son, while tigh
Ing for the Empire, has caused v
great regret throughout the to,
ship, We also wish to convey o
syrnpoathy to this young soldie s
grandfather, Mr. T. E. Hays.
loss of a son and now a grandson, s
a very severe trial, indeed.
Di and
limbalnaer
el 1 %king, portersiri Oddfe
to s building opoelte
wart Bros I
d nee Godench et cpp
'CnID Soott'e.• '
I
wens irnlhed on
Phon
or
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"MOOR= PIELIKET9
Inettunneen Oct. 19th WA
Noti e to
ditors.
In the matte el te 01 redertek William
Martin, 4reeae.
/Motive is ereby gl ein the all persons kaning
otainee *gibe the estaee of Frederi k 4Vl1Iim lifer -
tin, late ot Me township of Hallett in the Oennty
man, dee:teased -who died on or about
f October* 1916. are z utred to deliver
he 21th dee of Novein r fall state-
ned„ Administrator:Ire his Soliellors
claims together with articular' tnerer
eure of themicuritiee, /it any, held by
verified, ny afIldevit.
leternelEtleatatter t e said hest Mele-
e Adinhilseratortwill proceed be °die-
eetate if the tid eoessed &Moog
entitled the to, hiving regord
he shall ha ot irseeived due
•-•
of Huron, Y
ii'FWkest (titan.) new 1.60 as &.0 the 8th day
Gets. per bash. .-. 50 to bo the uncle
/ on or befere
latent of thee
of anti the n
/, therm all dul
/ AND TAR
tioned date t
lidbuts the
like parties
only to suc
uotiee and la
NM. ARK
:Dated -at
Barley, per bush . 60 to
Beene, per bush...-. . 2 50 to 9
Bran, per ton ...ann. 29 00 to 20
Shorts, per ton ........32 00 to as
Flourl per owt.,..... 4,24 to &
nutter, No. 1 loose, lb. 30 to
Biggs, par dozen SS to
Hay, 'new, per tone. 09 to a
Hogs .... . . ....... 10 4
Homeseeker's Excursions
The Grand Trunk Railway tenste
twee: round .trip Holelegeeloerat Mike
at ;eery taw fares Inns tatatiotne
Canada to pointe 1 XanItot), S
katchewan and Alberta, eachallues
until Gototar Slet, inclusive via Noe
Bay, Cochrane and Trarmientinen
Roate. or vie Chicago, St. Paul a
Duluth and ere gOodi returnire; t
monthfrotrt date of Witte.
Through Warble 'Ititeateng oars a
operated each Tuesday 'nor Vim%
leaving Toronto 19.45 pen. v.a t
Trarecentitentai roate trithont chin
Reservitticet en tourist ekepers May
obtained at nominal haige i *Pp
3
obeses sie
s000rdados therewit
NO, Adinfnistra
Walt YDON111, 0
- [citadel th
intim 0 18bh, 1916.
arvigi
nt,on. Ont.
Administrator
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Of Fa
Y`'
'• Brovitn,64Aucte
tion, at the
en' October, 191
• foliovring pro
William ifs
T Fenn lot NI
lane is a fi
g or less, all n
e land; there
toil Is all go
house, hank 1
' new, a drIvin
adleguate fen
forth and fro
. 7 binder,
riding plow(
cultivator, se
ins on rack,
Grand Trunk aiemta WI furnish 'netts! 10 f
Toter top for same; cutter (new) set bo
District, Paw/eager Agent, fanning mill, set Ginn y moles )
Ontario,. , I harness, set low harness, set ligh
I nearly new,
BR swat tools*
Terms of
o onelock pan.. on sale, balance'
took and Inentse ment of 25
minietrator, Thos. Of Chattel
Ali hey and
t 1 o'clock p.m, months, ored
el 6 per cent
The proper
represented,
givee no per
SALE REGIS
On Wedneeday, Oct. 25th at on
ot 4, eon. 8, Hallett, farm, Wm
mente. 14atthew Armstrong, Ad
Brown Auctioneer.
On Wednesday, November 1st,
On lot 17, con. 6, Mullett, farm iptock and Imple.
ments. Bruce Medd, Prop., Theo. Brown, amt.
On Tuesday, Oct. 31, on let .25,
con. 2, Tuckersmith. Farm Stock `and
Implements. S. McKenzie, prop.; T.
Brown, auct.
On Friday, Oct. 27, on lot 22, con.
2, Farin Stock and Implements. Thos.
Coleman, prop., T. Brown, auct.
Wt BOX AL -CO
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EMBALMERS AND -
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BIRTHS.
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Sproat -In Detroit, at the Woman's
Hospital, on October 81th, to Mr. a d
Mrs. Hugh J. Sproat, daughter.
Murray -In Hibbert, on Set. 6th, to
Mr. and 'Mrs. James Murray, a
daughter.
McMichael- In Hullett on Oct. 7 h,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ga ield h-
eel, a son (Franklin urrows).
Leeburn-In Tuckersmith, on_ Oc
ber 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. S. L
burn, a eon.
Anderson-eAt Angusvil e, Man. n
October 12nd, to Mr. nd Mrs. Jo
Andersoli a son. ( obert Les' e.
MARRIAGES.
O'Reilly -Cleary - In St. Jam s'
Church, Seaforth, by Rev. P. r -
v coran, on Tuesday, October 17 h,
Patrick Albert O'Reilly, of Tuck -r --
smith, to Miss Mary, daughter of
Mr. Peter Cleary, of Tuckersmi h.
McLelland -Hays -In eaforth, n
Thursday, October 1, by Rev. F.
H. Larkin, Bessie Rerno1ds, dau h -
ter of MajorandMr. R. S. H ys
to E. C. McLelland, f Baden.
Reed-Girvin-At the home of e
bride's parents, "Eve green Fa "
Nile, on the 12th of October, 19 6,
by Rev. J. W. Hedlete Elma P t-
terson, daughter of Mr. and Ms.
• James Girvin, to Melvin Reed, of
Ashfield.
MacDonell -Dods -On October 10th,
at the home of the bride's par-
ents, Alton'Ontario, by Rev. Thos.
R. White,: Dr. Hugh Gerald Mae --
Donnell, of Goderich, to Muriel
Eda, eldest daughter of Mr. John
M. Dods, of Alton.
Lundy -Kennedy -At Limehouse, pn
Thanksgiving Day, by Rev. R. A.
Lundy, of Walton, Thomas Janiles
Lundy to Miss Jean Kennedy.
DEATHS.
Fisher -In Wroxeter, cm Oct. 4
Donald Fisher, aged 71 years an i3
months.
Forsyth -At Frobisher, on Septe
ber 28th, Aletander Hugh, son oi
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Forsyth, f r-
merly of Morris township, aged 3
months and 27 days.
Harris -In Brussels, en October 4 h,
Elizabeth Morrison, relict of t e
late William Harris, aged 75 yea s.
Montgomery -In Gorrie, on Octo
4th, Mary Corbett, wife of Will' m
Montgomery, aged 75 years.
Haley -In Goclerieht On October 6 h,
Sarah Ann Currie, widow a t e
late Robert Haley.
Brownlee -In Goderieh, an Octo r
8th, Catharine Seaforth, widow of
the late John Brownlee, aged 4
years.
Gentles -At the Alexandra host)
Goderich, on October' 6th,
Margaret Gentian
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A COTTON z ALE or CHOICIE Falittl. STOOK ON
13 TuesdaOctober 24, 1916 at f Cromarty S k
Yards con. 1 :Townstrip of Hibbett, at 1 o'clo k,
the following propert -Horses-1 pni- oe Tngs 4
and 6 years, grioult rat, 1 brnet' i 1 i • e. Mies 2
and 3 years, g., 2 colc., 1 yea • 0 t 0 e eows
due at time o sale. 2 heifers due ..a IA..,
I, 6
sows due in ovembe , 2 cows wittcalf at, (ot, 6
beef ring helf ..rs, 15 s leen two -yr -Id, ;rood fee era,
tc
26 yearling s ars anrt heifers, 14c t1ve. Hogs --A
number of so ve due before January arid some With
litter at foot. Pratt vely no res rve as the cettle
have been on pasture and cannot be held over win-
ter.t Terms 6 moot 7 credit will e given on furn-
ishing approe ed joint oaten A iecount of 5 per
cent per awn m off ter cesh. Dal ID GaRDIaTER•
& JOHN S ITT, Propea Thomas' Cameron, A c-
tIoneer. ! 264$-
A UOT1ON SALE OF FARM STOOK AND I P-
IA. • legelE T8 --Th as Brown leas been Inseru t-
ed to sell by •ublie a ation on lot e, -con. 2, H.R. 8.
Tuckeremith on Friday, Oct. 27%h, 1916 at one
o'clock' p.m. he following: Hoes -7 year, Id
brood mare t' ea 37 7 dr fa 4 year old heavy draft; 1 -
ding, well br nen, 2 year old Mfr. heavy dr ft,
one general purpose melt ri ing two year.
ci
cow 8 year o d, cow 7 yeara old wi h . calf at foot, 1
cow 5 year o with 0 calves at fo t, clew 3 yearn Id
with calf at not, 2 year old heifer vith calf ree lout,
i year. old cow t orobred to calve in I es -
ember,' 6 ye r old cow dus to calve in Februriry
8 heifers do tog 2 year old, heifer I year old, 3
steer @ 1 y ar old, 7 steers calyes and 6 hot er
Implements A planbox cut
t) ter Imost new, black
calves, No utside Wick allowedonthe prein ee,
goat robe, e t buggyiNational gang plow, Frost and
Wood walki t a &wee cedar ancholj posts and 'about
16 tons of ha . Everything Will ositively be.s Id
as the prowl tor hae leased his farm. Terms- 11
sums of fele nd under cash; over!"that amount 8
montbs.cred t will be given on furnlshing banks le
note' A di count of 6 per cent on the dollai will
be allowed • for cash on credit amounts. fhy
and oedar p.sts to be earth, T. OLEMAN, Pe
Thomas Bro o, amt.
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A uorroN SALE OF FARM S OCK AND IMP.
.LL LEHE TS -Thos. Brown haR been instructed
to gen by pu lie auotten, on lot 25 con. 2, Tucker -
smith, on Tu'day. Ont. 31st, at 1 'clock, p.m, She
following- orate -are. mare nein 12 yeare sup -
pod eo le i foinagricultural reRting rieing 6 Yam
old, agricult • 1 filly eleing 8 yeare old,sired by Ring
Thomas, bro e to ha ness, driving colt, rising $ eire
ll
'Ltd by Mr T mpleto , broke to-harnese, aged driv-
ing mare wi foal by her side, sirnd by Mr. Temple-
ton, drioing orate, ring 6, good in all harness and
an exception lly goo road horse. I Oattle-cove Ka.
ki-r 5 due to talve Dee. 25, cow rising 5,due to naive
Feb. sth cow rising 4; due to calvei March 1st, now
718ing 4, due to calve 10th Maroh, bow rising 4, due
to calve 20th of March, Holstein pow dein?. 8, an
extra heavy -milker, dne te calve nt. of Apni, ' mew
rising 8, supposed to be in calf, freshened the end
of Aug., otei rising 9, :freahened ir. Sept., cow in
ing 12, supposed to be in cent, 8 ieffers, r1sIg 2
year old, e E teem rIsteg 2 years ol , 9 opting unites.
Aeout 60 bens all young and about -26, tone of hay.
Implements -Massey liurris bind r, no. 6 sheaf car-
rier and true xe, Deerin6 Mower, Ilay rake, waggon,
land roller, walking plow, Pre ier tieing piow,
combined cultivator and seeder, ohm sealer wtth
bean attachment, winking Blunter, 1 dine, set har-
rows, set tile ohs, 1 cutter, 2 top bhggies, set heoyy
harness, set plow boniest', set single driving harn-
ess, set Omen 140 ft. rope, ear, fanning mill, ' &fi-
g. wheel bar news
r of other ar ions
All Bums cif $10
t 8 months credit
ed joint notes. A
off for cache on
, Prop., T,Blrown
pite oremo separate_ ,r lused 2 yea
chain,, forke, shovels lend a num
too numerous to mention. Term
and tinder cash; cverethat anion
will be given on turntting. appr
dieeount of 1 per celiteer annum
credit amounts,. S. MoIERNZI
Auce.
INIPORTNT NOTICES
-EIOR SALE OR RENT -Lot 85, Con. 4, licKillop,
..0 100 acres, with bush, windm II, fruit orcharde.
For further partioulites apply to MRS, M,A. Werra-
MEYER, P. 0. Box 259, Seaforth. tf
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FARM POE SALE -400 acres, qt 10, conceetion
18, McKillop. 01 the premisee there Is it ood
frame house 22x30, also Bummer kitchen, bank arn
45x66 drive house 2640, good hen house and drilled
well -1 acre of orehaed, 10 acres hardwood, bum.
Apply to John Barron, Walton, R.3t. No. 4. 2546x8
FiARM FOR SALE 4 --Lot 6, t3on on 9, Tucker-
emith, containlog 100 aeree. rlbout seven acres
ander bush. The farm is well fen ed and dr.4ned
and in a good gate of Onithution. There are on the
premium it good frame house, bank' barn, pig hose,
hen house, drive homes and two ood wells. For
terme and partleulare apply on tb4epremisea 01 ad -
deem MRS. JOHN MoOLOY, Egm tidvflle P.O.
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aneARM FOr SALE -1- or sale lot concessio 3,
11 Moinulle , oontai Jog 100 acr s. There sr on
the premisea good brick house,lirge banks ,
54x68 also driving shed end of bra
her out b tid-
ings. The fa Is all fendv
ed Elnd Well unclerdra ned
aed in flint el se seat Of eultivatlen. Two antes
from rieafeirt RuraEmell and phone. Two good
reprIna walla ne at t e barn end ohe at the back of
farm. Will sold I' ht and p °eaten given at
mi. .
,to 41,110fte 3 on 162 JAMES COURT -
en he premises or addreas Fa R,
tf
loam _ -2m"
tkiltditrr X
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aig 1,013 8 OA - 0 tietlts.:ItIrgi
sta Pi of oultivetiontwa seorykboit
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bank been end silo, *toed artihend •atierr &nee oe seat
Me 11 miles trees solt001. luld Pal ne town. On
the second coseismion if Tueitioreadtb Is it. 8. ,I
stitas south of Mill Rasa Mai eight, Ind sesy tonna
ter qtdok sate. For Stinker partialities apply to
Med Katherine /gatemen &ippon, Olin' R. R. No. 8
1541x4-tt
'flq UM FOR SAGE -Few sale lot 21, oomieie.iou 18,
.1141/101 p, containing 7b sores. ere are on
the Tenoning shank barn 4000, stone *tabling and
torment ftoore also barn WOG mina drive shed and
-tone stanlinga 410ne grinding house, 16x80 with
work shop above: Goo i conerete house 24x3-1 with
kitohen 18121 with °eller under kitchen. Good Ws -
&Intend good artesian wel1,195-feet alzd, water Pitted
Into both house and barn. Eight -sale lof hiwdwond
bush, the balance cleared and in a iiIgIi 'Nati of out-
tivation,•oholee °echoed. The fararinwell drained
and fenced and 111 one Otte° besb, tonne in the town-
ship. Wilf be eold on esonaletil tame Per fur-
ther particulers apply on the mumbles or Andreae
R. It. No. 1, Seaford], JOHN STANFORD 2647-4
fel OOD FARM 1'0 It SALE -For note atom 25:And
1,3r ported Lot 24, Cloricesstone14, MoKiliop, cod.
twining 180 acres. There ars on the premieres •
modern brick house with hard and jeoft water.
Then Is elso I good learn 60x126, with done foun-
dation and stabling underneath, drivio shed 80k44
on done foundation pig pen and hen tout', CI
In good repair. Entire ts also a goo nein it or.
cultivation with 10 acres of hordwood Imele. It is
ohard-and two never tailing wells. • Tblof
itann is well
underdrained and well termed and In* igh state
well aid:lotted on the North grevel road t mile south
of Walton 0. P. R. station, also-tolephone Ana rural
midi delivery. This is a choice farm and will be
'mid on reasonable terms. For further partiOulsrs
apply on the preinises or addia-m, W. .T.IMORION
Waltora n468 -t
3TALUBLE FARM roa &LE -The lminietrat
er for sale, Lot No. fourteen (Min the sixth (6)
ors for the est eta of the lste Hugh! . Gordon
°dominion of the township of illoKillope This farm
translate of 103 sores of clouted ism improved term
lands In it elion and good state of oultination and is
+hunted in a splendid farming dietriete iconveatent
to markets, schools and eburohos. On the pretniees
ars erected a comfortoble frame *ening house,
18x24, with kitchen atteohed. ' Splendidtame barn
52170 with stone stabling underneath, lament floors
and water in barn, shwa good pig pen and water
in barn also a good pig pen and hen tou.e. • The
farm is well %need ani extra well tile ined. The
title is perfect and possession will be given for the
purpoee of dole r all necessary fallaror !For farther
rtioulars applyto ARCHIBALD MoOREGOB, oe
)B5&r fit )N, A. latinistretors, or to It.
II idl& lid loth, el 'it 714 ' elet.i
/CORM FOR SALE -For irate sbuth half Lot 31-32
ee Concession 1, Tuelteratnith, containing -94 acres
more or lees. There are on the premises it good
frame house with Idtch n and woodshed, eement
cistern. good bank been 40x64 with stone stabling
sod (lenient fl or, drive shed and lane kouse, Water
in house and bern gimp! ei ey wind mill and cem-
ent tank. The farm 1.1 not clam conditionlenced
and drained and there a e 10 acres of ; first class
boob and small orchard. The 'farm In three and
one half miles from Olin n, five miles ' from Sea-
ford' and from 1 mile 1 ron church and inihooledural
telephone in house. The farm is all on the west
estie of railreed track and is In first class shape.
Terms -Reasonable reasens for. lent r ropri
etor wishes to retire, fa
ply on the premises or , i L'IPAW
llele •
ORIOH, Clinton Ontario 1
Fowl
I atn nne.pared
live WW1 deliver
Hotel, every
Chtnicens, 1c;
Turkeys, 17e.
b
2645xt-in
anted
bc% abrasmyat'lelar,reer:rtitnYifi-
vie 12c; Duct," 10c;
. G. Mc' Ini8HAEL,
House
for Sale
In Egeiondville
house, good ce
soft water;
rota half Inule
solid oheap /far
er a removing
eight roomed brick
ent cellar; hardand
stale; oi Main
E l 'Seaforthe Will be
dick (tale aethe atm,
hewn.; Apply on
1,110 VI WILMA. 0
DEAR TASWORT
evuuramo
, Seaford'
.VY Da. 1.1.
Pp.
FARM z
For aale, Lot
R. S. Tuoker
h tuedlied acres.
frame barn 40x6e
atone foundation
gooti well; also
of fait -m. For fu
ply to 1PETER
R.R. Nce 4. ,
3R SALE
OWNOWN.
3,Coeoi,
ith, eo4aining
. -re on t
frame
good o
river on
ther par
CLEARY,,Seaforth,
•
3, H.
one
e plane a
ouee vine
1 ard and
back enzif
'Wens ap-
254ettf
Farm
First clue 100
:rernith with : ...
PROUDFOOT. IC I
5eaforth and GcderIch.
or
ale
in Tuck-
Apply to
fe COOKE;
1 2536•tf
I
Acre Fame
buildingli.
LORAN
Ont,
Board
Any person! having
ror Boarders please
The RRLX., ENGINE
Wan
acc
apply to
CO.
Seaforth,
ed
. modation
Ontario.
_
.Residence
for Sale
on Goderichj et, Seaforeb,
McLean, he holism is of
• 1, eplendidoe ler and floor -
comuination !het water and
8 every modern nonvenience
wieh splendid , stable and
rther pareleuttre apply
e EX POSIT3ROFFICE
! ,Seaforth
For sale the residette
)vvned by the late M. Y
olid brick with elate ro
xi attic. It le heated b
hot air furnace. (Motet
rhere are four iota
Arriage house Por ft
'
Building Lots
for
The property is situated
Main st., &Monte. TWo
none foundation cement
kitchen and woodshed.
.re Mx lots upon which
will sell the home vith
rchaeer. Apply to
2.517-tf i
and
Sale
on the west
storey bricle
and brick!
Large frame
are twenty flee
one Of arare
• WetnA l'
Blouse
Bide of north
house with
cellar, frame
barn, There
emit trees.
t43 to: suit
•.
le. T, &Worth
BeechwOod
<
to
e Public
1
ifor tillo
to me in
and wist,
prepared
in cash or
delivered
fteee. e. ecIA
. ,
An 'Ope0
My Custome
ritruok yriu.
Seeerotie !supper
busineas go ‘far
tot harden you 1
les pay the tightest
trade foe all te
... id• 71.... .....7....
Letter
s and t
very =limb
'accorded
tilts year,
Mat I a.nt
prim
poultry
..., aaana
weather, every ‘1111Mrsday„ We are
ITO *coked with grocerlet, bootee
slimes and rubbere and; dry geode tong
all moods ottually kept- It general
a,tOrel Well bought le keele told ; good(
valuen in "those linee. I WOW also
retedte4 thole InAebted it it takes
totolney and a good deal of IX, to buy
"took new tend la theta to pay
se prOmptly faiA peePeele, accounts
are readylk '
tea* Respect!
G. K. H01+1. A.ND
October 2nik 10161
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I THE CANADIAN BANK
The Largest and Most Upito I
Date Restaurant in Seaforth OF COMMERCE
MINIMIII=PINEiNesva
Za1.011925%.14),
Meals and Lunches sold
all hour s.
Meal ticKets sold
Home -Made Pie:.
Horne Made Candies
Mixed Taffies 2 pounds tor 2 so
Peanut Taffy per pound.......... 15c
Cocoanut taffy per pound 20C
Fellit taffy per pound . 20C
French mixture, per pound 201c,
Chocolates, per pound ....3oc to 6oe
Fancy Boxes, from wicic to $3
Try our Ice cream to take home.
Quart
35c
Vou %%RI get value for your money
at
oLYriPIA
RESTAURANT
Next door to Cardno Bros
•
Broa,clioot Drain
A meeting of the Municipal Council Of the Town-
ship of Tuckersinith will be held in the Town Hall,
Seaforth, on &tunny, Ootoher 141h, Parties In-
tere.ted in the Brea -Mot Driin wishing to par
cash may do so on or befere that date, D, F. Md.
GREGOR, Olerk.
?
Stratford, Ontario
Commercial, Shorthand and
Telegraphy
Departments. Students may enter at
u v Ilni. We piece graduates 111
positions. During July and August
we received applications for over 304
office assistants we could not supply
Write for our free catalogue, 1
Farm for Sale or to, Rent
. Bon Sale or Rent, 'a good tar.= ot
100 acres being Loft, 7, conctessioe 10,
Tuokensadtht There are ' an th,ss
premises two bank bane with atone
stabling, one 563E48 and the otJaer 30x6e.
Large fragile !house with nurnagis.
There fe.re 26 acres 'under grE113.% abOat
60 aorea ready folr tseeding, ,20 acme Of
bit* eindi 2 name of orehare and 8
never failleg wells, also fifty acre
tar* being isoutb halt of lot 5,
fulltable fOlf :paisture fetere Tt.e.te
fartme vrill beisold ot rented tiegetteir
ger 'separately. Initrediate poeneteasi
,Apply on: the pretenses pr eeldeeee
R. Not 2, Kippen, or phone 3 otti0
25464f MRS ; DANIEL MoM1LLAr
FARM FOR SALE IN TUCKER
SMITH.
Lot 13 Concession 3, Huron Road
Survey,in the Township c: Tucker-
smi
ith, n the County of Huron; 100
acres moreor less; tile drained; one
mile south of Seaforth, fronting on
Mill Road from Seaforth, and adjoin-
ing Egmorpiville village; good dwel-
ling with furnace and cemented cel-
lar; telephone connection; bank barn
76x44, stone foundation, with ten bex
stalls; well with windmill at barn;
well near residence; live stream at
north , end; no waste ground; ho
house, capacity 50 hogs; hog hou e
cost $500; other buildings; good ore
ard; immediate possession will
given; will , be sold at a low price en
the owner is giving up fanning. Ap-
ply NOAH CONCENIA, Egmond-
vine post office, to eroudfoot,
Killoran aud Cooke, Bkristere, Sea -
forth and Goderich.
4
Valuable Farm Lands
forSale
That very 'desirable far' -n, being emn-
,poLzed of Lot Numbers Seventeen and
the South half of Lot No., 16 in the
Fourth concession of the Townshigi
of Hibbert, ,containing in all 150 acres
more or leas, Is offered for sale et
a hoe-rind/el in order to dose up the
Estate of the Late:William McLellan.
The fax is 91 a first -chute state of
cultivation 'and the buildings; there=
are in good condition. This feentle
an exceptionally good one for mixed
farmirtg.i Pee tome and part1ci4ers
apply to the undensigned4
ANDREW Ma ELLAN
Anagni strata of the Estate of Wm.
, McLellan, deceased.
26t6-4 Dublin P. O., R. R. No.
GRANO TRIM RsvrINNE t\1
Homeseekers'
Excursions
Round trip tickets to points in Maegi-
toba., Saskatchewan and Alberta via
North Bay, Cochrane and Tree/scorn
tinental Route, or via. Chicago, St.
Paul or Duluth, on sale each Tuescley
until:Oct. 31at. inclusive, at low faree
Thiough '.iourist [Sleeping
Cars to WINNIPEG on
above dates, leaving Toronto
10.45 p.m., no change of
cars,rivia Lransconti nen tail
Route.
•
-Return Limit, awo Menths sag
Exclusive of date of sale. a, Final re-
turn limit on all tickets, December
31
Berth reservationsstd full partici-
lens at all Grand Trunk ticket officem
or write 0. E. Horning District PEW'
senger Agent, Toronto.
W. Somerville .. Town Agent
W. Depot Agent
C. E. HORNING, D. P. A.,
Union Statien, Toronto. Ont.
Slit EDMUND wwuris... Preskiesa
MI64 .14.1R13, General Ibleasiree. It V. F. JONES, Met Gweeral lettwaseve
OAP1TAL, $15,800,000 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. 863
Seaforth Branch
W 0 T. MORSON
fog
Manager
Mortgage Sale of Farm
'yr Lands in the Township of
Hi bb ert, in the County
of Perth
ifillIWN111111114
;
Ur4e„r and taw value Of the powers
of Ofile conestned fn a certain re-1.er%,
gage, what' will be produced at the
third of stale, there Sell be offered
for male by Debbie auction at the
Cocrererciel Hotel, In the Tillage or
Henget% �t Satanday, thetfilet day tee
October, 191t, at the iliour or two p.m.
by Thetnern Menne Aootio' neer, Ow
following property,
Lot nuneher Twenty-three (23) in the Thirteenth
coneession of the Township of Hibbert aforesaid,
oontaining one hundred acres of land.
Upon the property are a comfortable dvrellIng
house, and a commodius barn in re fair state of re-
pair. The farm is sitlieted In one of the beet agri-
cultural digriets in Ontario, handy 1) snhoolsoleur-
Ghee and tnerkete.
Terms et Sale -Ten per cent of the purohase mon-
ey en the day of 13113 -end the inianoe within thirty
days thereafter, without interest.
Further pertioulare may be obtained on applies -
ion too.eithet of the undersigned.
PR3UDFOOT, RILLORAN & 00010E,
Solicitors for Mortgagee
Thos. Brawn, auctioneer.
Dated the n5th day of September, 1918 2646-8
Brcefield and Bay-
field Lumber, Coal
and Cement Yards
COAL is going to be dear, scarce and
hard to , co 1t rig have your or lers
now and ere frid nipple,- you with
"The Oos,1 thateatiefies" if at all pos-
sible,
We are going to stock a few cars d
COKE which will come constderably
cheaper than coal and if you would
like try a load of this, let us know at
once sp that we may place ourlord.ers.
We also handle all kinds of Loes &
Lumber, Lehigh Valley and Scran-
ton Coal, Canada Cement, Dress-
ed Limber & Shingles, Canada
Fibre: Board, Metal Building Ma-
aterials, Tile, Cedar Posts, etc.
if in the tnarket for any of the above
itemset will pay you to telephone
John Mustard
Brucefield
HELD OFFICE
Back to the
Land
The, azd prudent men taunts
wto the "lar.4'' for hie livelihood in
this auprerne hour of the eat-10We
crests. We are HURON'S largest real
estate dealers. Dors% buy until you see
On write ten. For kat:nice look at
108 ares, Goolerieh tp ;7,000
100 Agree, Colborree Tp. .45,000
90 !wee, Colborne Ta ... .44,800
50 agree, gehfield TP. on2,200
40 Oren God 2,600
5 Tin ;1,000
All thee ea1re of good Eno' and build: -
leo. IThe biggest bargains in the
counts,. Ask us about other. We
have Goderich tovea ProPerilet f"iiriwttit
from 1900 to $5,000.
el
I
O'Neil and Co.
The Beal Delete People.
GODERICH, ONT "
losmilmsksiresnassiimmeitimemimminsamsar
LOOK.
We have just installea
New OXO Acetylene Weider
which will weld any repair:
in a few minutes.
We have also put in s
New OY.0 Carbon Cleaner
This machine will clean your engine
pistons and cylinders without .taking
down thel engines. Both these ma-
chines are:of the improved type land
a good johns guaranteed.
J. H. Wright
Glinege and Machine Shop, North
` Main Ste Seaforth
Notice
Neil:lee heeeby given that a Cort
will be 'held, wsuent to The Onteekt
Yawn' Vete &et, by His Honouring
Judge of tne aunty Court of be
County oftBttrn1 t ible Town
SettfoottitYn �huiday, Me( 26th K3/4
of October, 1016 a.t tle ,hour ot 11
o'clock Anne to her and detern
complaints of ',errors and tneirseione
the Voters' Vat or he ioritteipaatat
or licKmop toe.
D. P.44042111E00R
Clerk tit Tleakeenneenttenn
Daetr.ite briif \gette 191i.
4.11.64e•
Executf)rs Fatnil.,anda
in Township of Stanley,
The Paeautors of the Lite Thermo Ward often fed
sale thew very valuable farms betonglag tiothe
Estate and situate in the Township of Stant
These must be sold in order that the Estate sh
be wound up. Toe farms are to a goert localit
he a good state of eultivation, anti most he
adapted to mixed formin,g They are handy to
school., churches anti post °Mee, Wing Aden:writ to
the Village of Varna. For t,erme and partionlors of
Sale apply to the undersigned Executers;
Ohristopher Ward, Varna P. 0, or, Emanuel Ward,
Clinton P. O. 2544
Good Farm for Sale
trot 21, ConceesiUn 1, Tuckersmith,
ILLS., 100 teares all cleared, Goad
fnaroe house and bank barn, pig pen,
hen house Jaaut driving house. A good
=hand and AntY of good water*.
well tile drained, well feneett,
all in first class condition. On the
Huron, Road, 2 1-2 HALES from Seaforth
and
six miks from Clinton. Will he
sold chetae end on easy terms. Apply
to .1. B. REND -37.30N, Seaforth.
25,06 -ti
ea4ohdonetat +++ 4; 4-0 -nee+++
S Gor
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• v:mbalmer and \
Funeral Dire'-orc'
04
Undertaking Parlors above
M. Williams' grocery store,
eeMain Street, Seaforth
; Flowers fur....died on abort notkQ.
• Ohaagee moderate.
• Phone night or day - 192
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