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Oliver a farmer of Monne packers., and a brisk trade was done
eis Edward ConlitYewas in canning bulls at $4.60 to $4.90 and
ed when he was struck cows r $3.50 to $3.90 per cwt. There
tion of the ma ket for butchers' cat-
aladian Pacing Passenger train i was n importivt ehange in the condi-
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animating convention of the tie. There was a good dema,ttd for
OTt Wedneadal, and after top grades of milch cowsibut the trade
deliberation it was decided in COM111011. stock was rathereslo , and
ley Would not put a candidate in sales of Such were made as 1 • afs $66
field against_ Premier Martin at each. ,Sheep and lamlfprice wire firm
forthcoming bye -election. ly maintained. The receipts * ' lambs
. R. F. Thompson, formerly in were fair, but as most of them had.
of the Presbyterian missions in been contracted for there were few.
ace River District and a grand- lots for sale, The tone of the market'
:on. Alexander Mackenzie, and for calves was firm, with a good de -
Lt to France as chaplain of the !nand for all offerings. A weaker feel -
Artillery, brigade, has been ing developedin the local hog situation
ed the Military` Cross for bravo. toalty, and prices declined 25 to 40c
under German, trek The aware, per cwt., with prospects of them going
also been made to RRev. J. E. still lower. Sales of. choice selected
another Canadian ChaPlaill at- lots were made at $11.50 to 411,60,
the Second _Division. Both good selects at 1.25 to 11.40, sows at
at the burial of a number 59.50 to $9.60. and stags at *5.75 to
soldiers under fire. Rev. $5.80 per cwt., weighed off ears.
ompson.„ is a son o fthe late Quotations: Butchers' cattle,choice,
. Dr. John eThompson of Sarnia. $7.75 to $8; medium, $6.50 to $7/ :
Thompson, mother of :Rev. Mr. common,$5.25 to $6;. canners,$3.25 to
pson, is now at the home of her 54.90; butchers' choice cows, $6 to
the wife of Rev. Dr. D. $6.25; niedium, *5.25 to $5.75; bulls,
pastor of Rosedale Presby- $5 to $6.50; milkers, choice, each, $100
urch.
to $110; common and medium, each,
--Emmimuel Topp, a storekeeper of $90 to $95; springers, $70 to $85.00:
scirlingwood, was arraigned in the Po- sheep, ewes, $7,25 to $7.50; bucks
Bee court on Saturday on a charge of and culls, $6.75 to $7.50;,_innilis., $10._
with or having financial trans- 25 to gee; hogs, off cars, $11.25 to
on'with a resident inAustria.He $11.60; calves, per cwt. $4 to $10.
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BIRTHS.
ndon, on Oct 27th,
s. Malcolm Aiken -
of Brucefield) a
Aikenhead-In Lo
to Mr. and M
-head (formerly
daughter.
Seaf or*, on November 3rd,
to Mt. and MrS. A. E. Cluff, a son.
James Francis .
Radford -In Ged rich, on October 24,
to Mir and M .. John Radford, a
daughter. -
Walper-Goshen ine, Hay.to Mr. and
Mrs. Willia alper, a daughter
Stephenson --In Stanley on. 0 t
20th, to litr. an Was. arles S
Union Stock Yards, toronto, Nov.
7. --There were‘almost 6,000 cattle on . hellsOne, a son. - •
the market this morning For the mast itt---*---
tria The charge was xnade by art these were poor grade killers and
MARRIAGES.
• Itie tdece, Miss Mildred Fox. while she it was very evident that last week far- Ewe Balbert-In Toronto, on Qct.
was giving evidence Friday in the niers had been busy getting rid of - 20th, Jessie Halbert, of Trochu Val -
lion -Jury Court. against her uncle in the scraggy cattle they didn't want to ley, Alta., to Wilson Elliott, of Cl re
' , suit for the recovery of a draft' feed over the winter. The very heavy ten.
yid& she elairried was in his posses- shipment of inferior animals, :togeth- Deichert"---Thiel--At Zurich, on 0 t.
eon. Immediately after MISS Fox
ad
made the statement concerning
the alleged transaction with aliens,
' Top was arrested on the order of Mr.
Justice Latchford presidnige The de-
fence contends that the man in Aus-
tria to whom the money was sent is a
brother of the accused, and is a citizen
of Canada.
SPAFORTH MARKETS
• Thursday, No. 9th, 1916.
Fall Wheat per bush 1.70
.Oats per bush. .. 50
Barley, per bust. .. .70 to .80
Bemis, per bush.. .. 2.50 to 2.60
Bran, per ton . . 32 . 00 to 32 . 00
Shorts, per ton •... 34.00
Butter, No.
1 per lb . .35 oto .40
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•Or with the fact that packers 4s a re-
sult of heavy purchases made lase
week had many live cattle on hand,
and were disinclined to operate in but-
chers', gave the market a draggy tone.
At noon not half of the offering had
gone over the scales, and the cattl
sold were chiefly canners, When th
market closed, left- overs were num
erous, For the few good to choiee cat
tie on offer values were steady, bu
for common to medium shippin
steers, which were little better tha
feeders, the market was 25 to 50c eas
ier. Canners were steady, but for coni
mon cows prices were a shade easie
Bulls, and there were a few good t
choice butcher bulls on the inarke
were barely steady.Stockers and feed
ers were slow at the lower -values o
last week. Rogers and Halligan hay
Eggs, per dozen.. .. . • got all the distillery feeders they wan
'fay, per ton...... 8.00 to 9.00 with the exception, of a few reall
'Flour, per cwt... 4.75 to 5.45 good animals The best milkers an
llogs.. springers were firm and asked for Th
common grade animals were no
wanted. Values for choice lambs ad
vanced 25c but the other qualities hel
steady. The best veal calves, whic
were scarce, sold .at 50e -firmer, wit
quotations for other grades unchang
ed. Sheep met with an active an
steady trade. Very few hogs were o
le this mornino, and as these ha'
POULTRY MARKET
Toronto, NOV. 7. -Live Poultry -
ring chickens, 16 to 17c; old fowl
to 14c; ducklings, 12c to 13e;
Dressed -21 to 22e for spring chick-
ens 16 to 18c for old fowl and 17e
to 19c far dueldinge.
London, Nev. 7 -Dressed, whole- arrived Saturday, last week's price
sale, --Chickens, 15 to 17e; ducks, 14 were paid. The quotations for thi
d week are: 10.15 f.o.b.; $10.65 fed an
eentsieold fowl, 13 to • ,
retaii,-Chickens, per pair, 90 to $1.-
40; ducks, each, 75e to $1; turkeys,
• per ib., 23 to 25c.
BEAN MARKET
Toronto, November 7th. -Handpick -
d, $6; prime, $5.
watered; $10.90 weighed off cars.
McDouald and Halligan sold as fo
lows: Choice heavy steers,48 to $8.25
good heavy steers $7.50 to $7.75; bu
chers, choice, $7.25 to $7.50; good bu
chers, $6.75 to $7; medium, $6.40
$6.65; common, $5 to $5.75; choic
cows $6 to .$6.25; good cows, $5.5
to $5.75; medium $5 to $5.25; coming
$4.50 to 54.75; canners and cutter
$3.75 to $4.25; choice bulls, $6.75 to $
good bulls, $6.25 to $6.50; medium $5
50 to $6; eoramon $4.50 to 5.25; b
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DAIRY 1VIARKETS.
Toronto, November 7. -Eggs, new
laid, cartons, 48 to 50c; new -laid, ex-,
cartons 46 to 48e; selected Storise,
•Sid to 40c; st0Tage, NO. L 37 to 68e• fenders, $6.40 to *6.65, m
vuluus
utter__--Crearaery prints, fresh made ers,$6 to $ .25; common $5 to $5.5
44 to 45e; storage creamery prints, 42 best milkers and springers $85 to $1
to 43-ei choice solids, 411k to :42c; each; medium $60 to $75 each; 22
'choice dairy Prints 37 to 39e; °ran' lambs, $10 to $1.25; 15 sheep, $2.5
re, dairy prints 33 to 35c, bakers' 30 to $8.75; 60 calves, good to choice, $
to 32c. Cheese --New, large, 23 to to $11; common to medium, $7 to $8
2314; twits, 23IA. to 233i ; triplets, 50- heavy fat calves $6.50 to $8; gra.
23% to 23%c; Stilltons,24 to 24%. calves, $4.75 to $5.25; hogs, fed an
honey -Tins --2 1-2 Potnd tins 12 1.2 watered $10.65; weighed off cars $10
to 13c a lb.; 5 -Ib. tins, 1.2 1-2c a 90.
Ie; 10 lb. tins, 12e a lb.; 60 ib. tins, Gunns Limited bought 300 cattl
elover, 11 1-2c a lb. Comb honey, se- Butchers, $6.90 to $7.50; canners, $3 -
Jct, $2,40 to $2.75; No. 2, $2 to 75 to $4.25; cows, $4.50 to $6.50; b
*2.25. $5 to $7.25. .
London, November 7th.- Butteri I. B. Shields and Son had ' forwa
creamerY, 4se a Pound; dairy, Pound 21 loads: Butchers, $6 to $7.30; cow
rolls, 40c to 42c; crocks, ,39e a pound; $4 to $6.25; bulls $4.60 to $7.25; ca
eggs 42 to 43c a doz. Honey ten lbs., ners, $3.75 to $4.25; feeders, 950
31./.0 to $1.35: honey, sections, doz., to 1,000 lbs, 6.50 to $6.75; one, deck
2 to $2.40 lambs at $11.00.
H. P. Kennedy sold 25 loads: Bu
GRAIN MARKET chers, $6.20 to $7.65; cows, $4.10
Toronto, November iithe-Manitoba $6.50.
Wlieat-Track, bay ports, No. 1 north- C. Zeagnaart and Sons had forw
ern, $2.01%; No. 2 northern, $1.97%; 40 loads: 400 canners and cutters $3
No. 3 northerre$1.94%; No. 4, wheat, 85 to $4.50; 100 fat COWS, 900 to 1
41.82%• Ord crop, *heat 3c higher. 150 lbs, $5.25 to $6.50; 100 stock
Manitoia Oats - Track bay ports, 450 to 950 lbs, $4.50 to $6.50;
No. 2 C.W.., 68c; No. 3 C.W., 664c; bologna bulls, 450 to 1250 lbs,$4.
,extra No. 1 fed, 66%c; No. 1 feed, to $5.25; 170 lambs,. $11.25; 125 lam
46614c. American Corn No. 2 yellow, $11.10; 75 sheep, $6.50 to $9.
mew, December shipment, 98c. track, Rice and Whaley sold: Butchers,
Toronto; old erop, No. 2, yellovi, $1.18; yearling steer, 1270 lbs, $9.25; 5, 11
24o, 3 yellow, $1.16. Ontario . Wheat lbs, $7.75; 22,•1220 lbs, $6.85; 1, 9
Winter, new crop, No. 2, $1.76 to lbs, $450; 6, 1200 lbs, $8.50; 1, 9
41.80; No. 3, winter, old etop, $1.76 lbs, $7.50; 1, 870 lbs, $6.25; 20, '
9
to $1.78; No. 1 commercial, per car lbs, $6.26; 22, 1219 lbs, $7.20; 32, 8
lots, according to freights outside, lbs, $6.40; 2, 545 lbs, $4.60; 12, 10
41.73 to $1.75; No. 3 commercial', lbs, $7.50; 24,.865 lbs $7; 1, 1080 1
31-63 to $1.66; No. 3 commercial, $7; 1, 720 lbs $5. Ce'ays-2, 1210 1
31.54 to $1.58. Ontario Oats -accord- $6.60; 1, 1130 lbs, $5; 1, 1030 lbs, $
lig to freights outside -se -No. 2 white, 50; 1, 1010 lbs, $3.90; 1, 1260 lbs, 5.$
new, 62c to 64e; No. 3- white, new, 5, 940 lbs, $5.90; 2, 1005 lbs $5.40;
ele to 63c. Peas -No. 2, $2.35 to 980 lbs, $3.50; 1, 1260 lbs, $6.50;' 2, 8
42.40. Barley -Malting $1,13 to lbs, $3.75; 2, 1020 lbs, $4.75; 1, 11
*1.15; nominal feed barley, $1.05 to lbs, $5; 2, 970 lbs, $3.75,• 1, 1130 1
41.08. Manitoba Flour -First patents $6.50; 1, 900 lbs, $4.25; 5, 995 lbs, $
in kite bags, $10; seconds, in jute, 2, 1370 lbs, $6.50; 3, 870 lbs, $3.7
$9.50; strong bakers',in jute, $9.30, 6, • 1110 lbs, $6.25; 3, 950 lbs, $4;
Toronto. Ontario Flotr-lirinter, new bulls, 1490 lbs. 7.75; 7 stockers, . 8
on tree's, Toronto, prompt shipment, lbs, $6; Iambs, $10.75 to $11.25; li
according to sample' $8.10, jute" bags sheep ,$8.25 to $8.75; fat sheep, $6.
Milreed-Carlots, delivered, Mont- to $8; cull lambs, $8.25 to $8.75; v:
real: Shorts, $32; bran, $30; good calves, choice, $10.50 to $11.25; m
feed flour, per bag, $2.50; middlings iwn $7.50 to $9; grassers and cornet
$34. Potatoes -New Brunswieks, m calves, $5 to $6.50;
car lots, $1.90 per bag; western, in Dunn and Levack had 47 loads sh
carlots, $1.70 to $1.80 per bag. Hay ped in: Butchers -18, 1090 lbs, $7.
-No. 1, track, Toronto, new, $13 to 4, 1020 lbs, $7.85; 20, 1130 lbs, $7.
314 car lots; No. 2, $11 to $12. Straw Cows -1, 1100 lbs, $6.50; 2, 1180 1
-Carlots, $8 to $9 $6.26; 6, 1210 lbs, $6.25; 1, 1300 1
$6; 1, 1210 Ms, $6.25; 1.. 1_050 rbs,
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 1, 1150 lbs, $5.50; 1, 860 lbs, $4; 9,
Buffalo, Nov. 7.--Cattle--Good, act- lbs, $4; 4, 900 lbs, $4; 4, 915 lbs, $4;
. ive; COM111011 slow; shipping steers 7.- 1100 lbs, $5.10; 2, 970 lbs, $4; 9, 1
SO to $10.50; butchers, $6 to $8.65; lbs, • $5; 3, 1010 lbs, $4; 13, 1030 1
heifers, $5 to $7.75; cows, $3.25 to $7; $4.60; 14, 900 lbs, $4; 1, 1,000 1
bulls, 4.75 to $7; stockers and feeders, $4.25; 7, 940 lbs, $4; 4, 1110 llat, $6;
45 to $7; fresh cows and springers, ac- 960 lbs, $4.10; one bull, 980 lbs, 5
-Live and steady at $50 to $115. Veals-- , 40; 3 feeders, 890 lbs, $6.35; sheep,
Active at $4.50 to $13. Hogs --Active; to $9; Iambs, $8.50 to $11.20; cal
beavy, $10 to $10,15; raixed, $9.85 to $4.50 to $11; 71 hogs, $11.15 fed
*10; yorkers, $9.70 to 9.85; light york- watered.,
ers, $8,75 to $9; pigs, $8.75; roughs, $9 Quotations were: Choice he
to $9,15; stags, $7.50 to $8.25; Sheep steers, $8.35 to $8.75; good, he
and Lambs -Active; lambs, $6.60 to steers, $8.00 to $8.25; butchers' c
310,85; yearlings, $5.50 to $9; weth- tle, good,$7.60 to $7.90; medium ,$'
ers, $7.75 to $8; ewes, $3 to $7.25; to $7; common $5.35 to $6; butCh
mixed sheep, 57.50 to $7.75. bulls, choice, $7.10 to $7.35; g
Monizeal Nov. 7. --At the Montreal bulls $6.40 to $6.50; rough, $4.5
25th, Miss Clara, daughter of r.
and Mrs-Conred Thiel, to Pe
Deichert, jr., otHay.
Hummer-Sehroder - At Zurich, on
Oct '25th, Geo ge H. Ilumnier; oe
of
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Stratford, to
Mrsi Peter . Sc
and formerly o
Schroeder--Bowd
October 25th,
McGillivray, t
daughter of M
Bowden, of S
Ziler-Slunt-At
sone e, Dashw
Mr. red 1
Ziler, both of Dashwooc..
DEATHS.
Dodds. -In McKillop, on November! 8,
Charles Dodds, aged 83 years and10
months.
Leppisigton-In
3oth, William
years.
Mitchell -In Goderich, on October
Walter Reid, eldest son of Jas
chell, aged 32 years.
Sturdy -In Dungannon, on October
Robert Sturdy,aged 86 years and
months,
• ary, - daughter.
• oeder, of Mitch
• Dashwood.
n - At Lucan,
ussell Sphroeder,
Miss Ethel M
. and Mrs. Willi
phen.
the Lutheran Pr-
od, on October 25 le
t, to Miss Lou se
of'
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Briton, on , Octo er
eppington, aged 73
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Funeral Director and
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lertaaing parlors in Oddfe
lows building opposite
Stewart Bros. Meg -
dance Goderich et., cpp
Dr. Secitre
Flowers fotefished cfl
^fillott notice.
Phone Night or Day 119.
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SALE- REGISTER
On Wednesday, November 22nd, a
p.m., at the Village of Varna, Exe
tor's Sale of arm
acres Christopher Ward.
T. Brown, Auctioneer.
On Tuesday.
o'clock, on Lot
lett, far. stock
field M Michael
auctioneer.,
Fowl
I &n prepared
live fowl deJlveJ
YkAel, every
Chdckens.,
Turkeys, 17c.
JA/3. G. M
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Cancel;
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•litAl'il WANTED.
A man wanted to plow 50 acres on
lot 25, con 2, L.R S., Tuckersmith,
Apply to Mos. SIMON MaKENZIE,
SR., R. R. No. 3, Kippen
LAND WANTUD.
Wanted by the Canadian Flax Mills,
Limited, 400 acres fall plonghed sod
land. Those desiring to rent land for
the growing of flax should call"- et
Canadian Flax Mills, Ltd., Seaforth.
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LOUSE FOR SALE.
A comfoitable dwelling house with
good cellar, situated two blocks 'west
of the Dick House, Seaforth, and
formerly owned by Mr. Andrew
Patrick. For terms apply to MRS:
ISAAC MOORE, Kippen, or to MRS.
ROBT. LAVERY, Staffs. 2551-tf
ESTRAY STEER
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Strayed on to the premises of the
undersigned, Lot 10, Concession 9,
McKillop, about a week age, a two
year old steer, roan in color, • The
owner may have the same by prov-
ing property and paying charges.
Henry F. Buerman, Brodhagen P. 0.
2550x3
21st, at ne
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ments. G r -
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to .buy
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Phi:4s
s, 12c;
Executors'
te4
aU kinks or
the R;*al
morning.
Ducts, 10n;
CHAEI
forth,
ale of Valuable
Farm Prope y
The undersigned
Thomas Ward, decease
auction by Thos Brow
executors i the Estate of
1, will offer or sale at pebIle
W. ctioneer, at the
uron, on ed -
1916, at 2 o'd ook
inable p y:
18, North of the
taniey, con ee-
On this p rty
ey !numb se with fu acre.
r; also g bank narn 4 x60
ig pen. Theeland le a od
re two wells on the
.
Village of Varna, in theCounty of
nesday, the 22nd day eff November
in the afternoon, the /ffilovring v
Parcel Net. 1. --The wait half of Lo
Beyfleld Howl, in the 'Township of
ing 100 acres of land, Moire or less.
there is a irood two sto
in a good state of rept
wee driving shed and,
clay loam. There re
Pa No 2. -Lot 19. South of tie Bayfield
sing 63 aor
rame barn
is an exce
of which a
subject to
per cent. o
e Vendors a
thereafter.
dons. appl
ard, Varna
of Thomas
or for Exe
in th Township of 8 Mesa cent*
land. On this property there is a
in a fair state of repair.. The land
quality. state properties, both
the Visage o! Varna, Will be offer
serve bd. Terms of Sale. - Ten
purchase money to he paid to t
time of saleethe balanee in 80 da
further particulars, terms and co
the undersigned. Christopher
• Emanuel Ward,Olintoia, Execute
deceased. Charles Garrow, Solidi
Thomas Brown, Auotieneer, Seafo
• Dated Nov. 6th, 19
• stock yards west end market the re- $5; butchers' cows, choice, $6.25 to
ceipts a live stock for the week end-
ing Nov. 4th were 2,100 cattle, 2,-
200 sheep, and lambs, 4,300 hogs, and
900 calves, while the offerings on the
arket this morning for sale consist-
ed of 1,200 cattle, 1,800 sheep and
lambs, 1,500 hogs and 600 calves. In
the cattle trade prices scored an ad-
✓ nce of 10c to 30c oer cwt. as com-
Pared with those paid a week ago.
There was an active demand from
edb y the General Assembly, accom-
od .5.75 to $6; medium 5.50 to
60; stockers, $5. \to $6. e; eh
feeders $6 to $6.87; canners and
ters $3.75 to $4.40; milkers, eho
$70 to $114.50; common and
tam, $4o to $60; springers $50 to $
Light ewes $8.25 to $9; sheep, he
$6 to $7.50; calves,good to choice $
25 to 11.25; Iambs, choice $10.50
•$11.25; medium, $9.25to $9.50; h
fed and watered, $10.65; weighed!
cars, $10.0; f.o.b., $10,15.
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1-1 PLEMENTS. os Brown
el by the undersign to sell by
Lot 1, Concession 4, iffiett, on
2Ist, at 1 ocock. the eollowing :
drab brood mare 5 y rs o supp sed to be I
heavy draft mare, r stared 01 desdale, 12
old supposed to be in foal, drivin horse 7 yea
quiet and reliable, aged driving re, general
pose filly rising three and broken, 1 roadster
mare, 1 roadster foal 'ey Red Mc limey, Cs
Four cows to calve in April, 2 co s to calve In May,
e yearling heifer, 3 spring calves. Pigs -Br sow
with 9 pigs ready to Wean, 2 chu ks, about 60 hens
and pullets, Implements-Mse -Harris 7 fo t ent
binder. Frost & W 6 foot cut ewer, 10 foo eels'
o
rake, fertilizer drill, eering cult vator, set o har-
rows, rifling glove, w king plow, uffier, disc har-
row, turnip drill, wagon with box gravel box, t of
leighs, hay rack, D Laval area separator hay
fork rope and pulley , sling rope , Portland a Mer,
top buggy nearly ne , set double harness, set heavy
breehings, set plow mess, set f single Menem,
halter, blankets, e , one seem buggy, one root
ulper, stone boat, heel barrow emery grinller, 1
cross -cut save hand Owe, chain , hoes, forke arid
other articles, about 400 bushels f grain,a quaneity
of hay. some oat stray to be fed on the farm two
load" of buck wheire in sheaf, a uantity of turnip,
some cedar rele, OODIO 3 -inch til Terms - Sum
of MO and under cash. over that must 6 set the'
credit on approved joint ban able notes. A ds
count of 6 per cnt. per annum f r cash on erellt
amount. Havand grain cash. a reserve the
proprietor is giving up the farm. Garfield M Mile.
ael, Aroprietor : T. Brown, Ancloneer, 2515-2
• House, for Sale
Ii Egmandville, eight roomed brick
house, good* cement cellar, hard and
IMPORTANT NOTICES
TINGE SALK OR BENT -Lot 30, can. 4, Molfillop,
100 sores, wItiebueler windmill, fruit (=buds.
For further partioulars Apply to MRS. M.A. GAST&
MTER, P. 0. Box 25e, Seaforth. • tf
pARIII POE SAUL-Wog. Oanceolon 9, Tucker-
ed:11th, Containing 100 acre. about seven aeree
under bush. The farm Is well feaced and drained
end in a good stets of cultivetion. There are on the
premises le good frame home% bank barn, pig house,
teen house, drive house and two good well. For
teems and perticulare apply on the promisee or ad-
dress URL JOHN MeCle0Ye Egmondville P.O.
ellfeetf
LIAM Fog SALE - Ode buttere1 acres in a idg
1? state of ouldvation,twe story brick house:Jog
bap* harn and elite woad orchardabundance of wat
er, II miles leorn school, and ei miles from, town. On
the Second otnacession ot Tokeramith L. IC 5 , le
miles south Of Mill Mad, Price right, and easy tame
for qui* sate. For further particulars apply to
Mrs. Ketherlue McKenzie, Itippen, Oat ri it. Nos
ssies-s-
eeeis
eel.05D !ARM FOE EALE-Foiliele tot 16; and
‘,..x part of Lot 24, Oonceesionle, MoKillop. con.
taining180 aores, There aro on the premises a
modern brick house with hard and safis •water.
There is alsogood barn 60x126, with stone fouro
dation end stabling underneate, driving shed 80x40
on storm foundation pig pen mei hen house, all
in good repair. Tnere le also a goa ender. • or.
chard and two never failing wells. The farm is well
tinderdrained and well tenoed and In a high state of
cultivation with 10 acres of hardwood bush. It is
well situated on the North gravel road I mile south
of Walton 0. P. He 'station, also telephone and, rurae
wail delivery. This Is a oiroice farm and will be
sold on reasonable terms. gor further particulars
apply on the premises or addies, W. 3.1D1045.8081et
Walter.•
xTALIJBLE FARM FOR SALE -The administra e
1, ors for the estate of the late Hugh M. Gordon'
offer for sale, Lot No. fourteen (14) in the sixth (6
Conceesion of the township of MaKillop. This farm
wilsts of 100 acres of cleared and improved farm
ands in a clean and good state of cultivation and is
tuated in a splendid fan -ding district, convenient
markets, echools end churches. On the premeeee
re erected a comfortable frame; iwelling house,
Sx2,4, with kitehen attached. Splendid frame barn
2x70 with stone stabling underneath, cement floors
and water in barn, Also a good pig pen and water
in barn 01s° a, good pig pen and hen house. The
arm is well fenced and extra well tile drained. The
title is perfect and possession Will be given for', th
urpose of doing all neeeesary fall work. For further
arrears gale to AMS'S/kW o
OBBST OLSSON, A.dinnietracore, or co Re
&TS. fieaforeh, their olictier.
90,ft water. good stable; on ream
rad half mile froxeSeaforth. Will ne
to old cheap 'for quickealesathe wir
er els reimovins from town. Apply on
the premises or addrere WM. G.
OBARLESWORTE, Sesforth P.O;
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE TO
- CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that George
M. Henderson, of the Village of Eg-
mondville, in the County of Huron,
Engineer, has made an assignment
to me, the undersigned, of all leis es-
tate and effects for the benefit of his
creditors. A meeting Of the credit-
ors will be held at my office in Sea-
forth, Ontario, on the 13th day of
November,- 1916, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. J. M. BEST, Assignee.
Dated November 1st, 1916 •
ASSIGNEE'S
CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Estate
T. Hays, of ,Seaforth,
Druggiskinsolveut.
The above named Insolvent
day made an Assignment
his estate and effects
under execution and
estate for the general
ereditors: All persons
claim against the said
required on or before
November, A. D., 1916,
particulars of their claims
securities held by them
verified by an affidavit.
There will be a meeting
ors at my office in. the
forth, on Tuesday, the
November, 1916, at the
o'clock in the afternoon,
pose of appointing another
or confirming my appointment
the appointment of nespecters
ordering and directing
the Estate. - •
Dated •at Seaforth,
of „Huron, this 8rd day
A. D., 1916. • •
Fi- 110LMESTE.D
Assignee.
•
NOTICE
to
liable
of all
. benefit
having
Insolvent
the 14th
to send
(if
Town
14th
hour
for
the
in the
of
i.
eafortli.
TO
of William
Ontario,
has this
me of all
to seizure
his real
of his
any
are
day
of
ine full
and of the
any) duly
of credit-
of Sea -
lay of
of two
thepur-
Assignee
and for
and for
disposal of
County
November,
-
Ont.
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FARM TO RENT
To rent near the City of Toronto,
an improved farm of 157 Sores. Ap-
ply to W. M. DOIGe R. R. No. 2,
Kippen, Ontario.
FARM FOR SALE
First class 100 Acre Fenn inTuck-.
ersmith with good buRdingie Apply toi
PROLIDFOOT KILLORAN itk COOK,
Seatorth and Godericii. Diit.
2630.0
' FARM FOR SALE
- - i
For sale, 1e4 8, CatecesOlon 8, El.
R. S., Tu.okensMith, - containing oThe
hundred acres. ' There On the place, a
fratne barn 40'105, froze house' witit
stone fowidation, .iecied orchard and
goed well; also river on ,-baCk ertX
of fatn. For further -particulars ap-
ply to [PETER CLEAY, Seaforth,
RR. No 4., 2646-tf
• ALE FARM FOR S
• Lot 21, Concetabin le, Tinkering*,
H.R.S., 100 acne all clestd. Good
se, and tar plg peso
frame. houWMle
hen home end driving hoilii:e. lit g004
orchard and plenty of good water;
well tile drained, well fenc ed, sad
all In firot class codition. On ills
Hue. Road, 21-2 miles -from Seat
and six mike from Clinton. Will he.
sold 'cheap sad on eller terms. Apply
to J. re. HENDERSON, •Seaforth.
2681-tf
FARM FOR
For Sale, 100 acres,
sion 1, London Road,
There are on the prenuses
frame house, bank
straw -shed, 22 by 56,
and henhouse below with
buggy house and implement
tesian well with windinill.
ing all done and 11½
in. The farm has never
and is in first-class condition
the best , drained
township, of Tuckeramith,
uated one Mile from
miles from Hensel',
in Huron. Rural mail
This is a choice farm
on reasonable terms.
particulars apply on
address ALEX. MONTEITH,
3, Kippen.
SALE
lot 119, conces-
'I'ickersmith,
, a comfortable
barn 60 by 80,
with hog pen
cement floor
shed; ar-
Pall plow-
acres of wheat
been rented
-one of
farnss in the
and is set-
Kippen and 3%
the best market
and telon.e.
and will be sold
For further
the ptemises or
R. R. No
2550x4
FARM FOR SALE
SMITH.
Lot 13 Concession
Survey,in the Township
ith, n the -Count*
smi
acres more or less;
mile south of Seaforth,
Milt Road from Seaforth,
ing Egmondville village;
ling with furnace and
lar; telephone connection;
76x44, stone foundation,
stalls; well with windmill
well near residence;
north end; no waste
house, capacity 50 hogs;
cost $500; other buildngs;
ard; imraediate posse,ssien
given; will be sold
the owner is giving
ply NOAH CONCENIA,
ville post office,
Iilloran. and Cook,
ler:i fend ewierich-
IN TUCKER -
3, Huron Road
' c ' Tucker-
of Huron; 100
tile drained; one
fronting on
and adjoin-
good dwel-
cemented cel-
bank barn
with ten box
at barn;
live
ground;
at a low
up farming.
to
Baiten,
I stream at
hog -
hog house
good orch-
will be
price as
A
Egmond-
1 Proudfoot,
Sea-
uilding Lots and House
for Sale
The property la srtuated on the west side of north
Main see Seaforth. Two storey brick house with
stone foundetion, cement and leriek cellar, 'ranee
tams and woodshed. Large frame barn. There
re six lots upon which are csveuty ftve fruit trees.
Will sell the house vith one or more tote t0 suit
rebase
WeLAMENT, Seaforth
om -
Residence for Sale'
,1441•MIIMM•••••••••••
For sale the residence on Goderloh et, Seaforth,
wned by the lats.M. Y. McLean, The bourse is of
olid bncic with slate 2'004 fielendidcellar and floor.
attic. 11 Is heated by combination hot water and
Lot; air furnace. Contains every Modern oonvenience
ere are four lots with splendid stable and
refer house hoe feertheroserticulars apply eee
ribe2XPOSIT=OFFIOE
aforch elf
xecutors Sale of FarmLancla
in Township of Stanley.
the Exectitors of the 'lee Thomas Ward offer for
le those very valuable farms belonging to Nee
state and situate In the Township of Stanley.
hese 011.1ift be sold in order that the Estate shall
wound up. The teems are in es good locetity and
n a good state of =Ideation and most suitably
opted to mixed farmini They are handy to
hoots, churches and post o ce, beteg adjacent to
he Village of Varna. For terms and particulars of
We apply to the undersigned Executors,
risthpher Ward, Varna P. 0., or, Emenuel W s
:fllnton P. 0. gee_
Owe to Creditors
aMONSIIMIM16.1109i•
In the Surrograte Court of the County of Huron
In the Estate of Arabellafoltaes, late Of the
Town of Seaforth in the County of Huron, widow,
deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen inptusuarree of the statutes
that behalt,that all personshaving claims against the
above named Araoells, Holmes who died on or about
lith of euly,1916, are required or or before the 201h
day ofNov. 1916, to send by poet (prepaid) Or claim/
tothe undersigned Excentors of the last will and,
testament of the said deterusee, full pareionlars ire
writing of their chtitereand the nature of their secur-
ity duly verified by an affidavit. After the said last
mentioned date the eald Executors will proceed to
distribute the assets of the saellestate among the
parties entitled thereto, hav ,.-legerd only to the
claims of which they shall thersfeuwe received note
Ice, and that they will not begiable for the AMA see
sets or any part thereof to aseyperson whose clalt
they shell not then have rearmed notice,
DAVID HOLMES, HOBERT 'HOLMES, Execute
Waton, PO.
Dated at Seaforth this 35th day of Oeeober A I)
W50-3
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HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
If you can't get back to the
old home as frequently or as
regularly as you'd like, a new
photograph will come nearest
to taking your place -will
bring cheer to the home folks
at Xmas.
Make an appointment be-
fore the busy season.
IFELL'S sfuDIO
SEAr0 /ITN
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THE CANADIAN BAN
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, CalT.O., LL.D. D.C.L., Presideot
!MIN AIRD, General Manager- H. V. it JONES, Ass't
Mseassee
CAPITAL, $15000,000 • RESERVE FUND $1 500006
BANKING BY MAlI
Accounts'may be opened at every branch of The CariaIian Bank
of Commerce to be operated by mall, and will receiT the same
careful attention as Is given to all other departments o the Bank's
business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as
satisfactorily as by a persona/ visit to the Bank. s5.3
Seaforth Branch
W. 0 T. mORSON -
AMR
Board Wanted
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AnY Pension having acco:nroodolion
for Boarders - please apply to
The BELL ENGINE CO.,
Seafortb, Ontario.
GRAND TRUNK RAILVYAY
I S M
Highlands 3f. Ontario
CANADA
The Home of the Red Deer and the
Moose.
(WEN SEASONS
DEER -November lst to November
15th inclusive,
MOOSE-Novembr ist to Novem-
ber 15th, inclusive. In some of
the Northern districts of Ontario,
including Timagami, the season is
from November 1st to -Nov-
ember 80th, inclusive.
Write for copy of 'Playgrounds
The Haunts of Fish. and Game," giv-
ing Game Laws, Hunting Reula-
tions, etc., to
C. E. HORRNING, Union Station,
Toronto, Ont.
W. Somerville .. Tcwn Agent
W. Plant .....Depot Agent
OK!
We ha,veijustiinstallea 0,
New OXO Acetylene Welder
iwhich wiiUweld any repair
Lin a fewminutes.1
lbel.......•mf.ft•
e have also putioni
New QX0 CarbonECleaner
This macuine clean your engine
gistons And itilinflers Without taking
own thei engines. Both theee ma-
chines areiof the improved type and
a good jobiis auaranteed
J. H. Wright
• Garage and Machine Shop, North
Main St.. reaforth
B6 echwood
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An Open Letter to
My Customera and the Public
nags's`
AL Big Snap
Five and one quarter acres of
choice rich soil adjoining Goderich
h a splendid fruit orchard
town, twenty minutes from the
square wit
and small frame b ings. Must
be sold at once and can be bought for
less than $1,000. This is a Real bar
gain. No better spot on earth for
garden truck or poulinek farm. If you
want it apply today for particulars.
Immediate possession 'Yen. We are
Huron's largest real estate dealers.
ONeil an4 O.
GODERICH, ONT
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W.S.Goiniley
• Embalmer and
Funeral Direci-oc
Undertaking Parlors above
M. Williams' grodery store„
• Main Street. SCaferth
Mowers fur.-
0:led on shrt float
•
oo Ohatges mod rate.
• Phone night -or day - 192
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• I 'thnk rod very urinal ter the]
geinerons 'suppot 'accorded to flio kt.
business pae far th ls year, and whit;
to internal you, that 1 =1 pre -eared
per, the- tIgheet ndce iItt• . oath or
trade for • all the poultry deltvered
Beechrwood alive until titei eokil
• weather, every illainsday. We are
well etooked edth groceris, boe,
ICI ea and rubbers, andi dry goods
all goods (woolly kept In a generh1
W 11 bought la talf sod; good;
values in these llnee. I would also
reiroind those indebted that It take,
money sod a good, deal of it, to WY
oak now land aek thein to pay lip
aa proinptly ,as possibleAll accounts
• Aerie reader
;
youro Repectfully,
G. K.HOLLA.ND
October ind 1916
Statford, Ontario
Commercial, Shorthand and
Telegraphy
Departments. Students may enter at
ay tin. We plane graduates in
positions. During July and August
we rsesivci applications for over 306
office assistants we could met supply.
Write for our free catalogue.
Brumfield ndBay
field Lumb4r1 Coal
and Cemenit Yard
COAL Wiping to be dear. scarce and
beta to get, so let us hairi, your ordets
now and we will supply yea with
"The Coal that satisfies if at AU pos-
sible.
We are going to stock a few cam or
COKE which will coins considerably
cheaper than coal and it you ,would
like try a load of thie let Us know
once so that we may ielace ourordere.
We also handle all kinds of Logs &
Lumber, Lehigh Valley and Scree-.
ton Coal, Canada Cment, Dress
•ed Lumber & Shingles, Canada.
Fibre Board, MetaL Building Ma-
terials, Tile, Cedar Posts, ete.
If inthebiarket for any ot the above
items it will pay you to telephone
John B. Mustard
Brucefield
HEAD OFFICE
rrissitirimii;imissionmonswismitat,
THOSE WHO, FROM
INVES1*MT, MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
Iiksmospitiffmnwaxwars
TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS RE4UIRING
DOMINION 0 CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK
IN StildS 0 $500 OR ANY rdelLTIPLE THEREOF.
Principal rePayable 13t October, 1919.
Interest payable half yearly, 1st April and lst October by cheque (free
of exchange at any chartered Bank in Canada) at the rate of five per cent
per annum from the date of purchase.
Holders of this stock will have the privilege of surrendering at par and
accrued interest, as the ;equivalent of cash, in payment of any allotment
made under any future War loan issue in Canada other than an issue of
Treasury Bills or other like short date security.
Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only.
A commission of one-quarter of one per cent skill be allowed to recioge
nized bond and stock brokers on allotments ma& in respect of applications
for this stock which bear their stamp.
• For application forms apply to the Deputy Illinister of Finance, Ottawa,
DzPARTmlunoeolairIN7telgt. °TrAWAI"