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NOVEMBER 17 1916
THE TiliR,()11 EXPOSITOR
BRUMFIELD,
Annourteement.-Mr. and MU. jean
alker, of Brucefteld, =mince the
!engagement of their youngest daugh-
ter, Mary Isabella Margaret, to
Thigh McDougall, of Tiverton, Ontario
the marriage. to take place on Satur-
day, November isth.
Notes. -Mr. Alex. Mustard, who
bra been ill with pneumonia, is slowly
jproving. His son, Thornton .Mus -
Sod, of Toronto, visited him on Satur-
day last. -Mr. W. Taylor shipped
hogs from our station on Monday. The
re of hogs is $10.25- per cwt -.Mr.
ames Sires, of Blyth, visited at the
home of Graham Bros., this week. -
Mr. Henderson Forest has gone to
Xingston, where he will study for an
army officer. -A bazaar will be held
in the basement of the church here on
the afternoon of Nov. 24th. The sale
of articles will eornmence at three o'-
clock. Tea will be served.
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Thiirsday, Nov. 16th, 1916
Fall Wheat, per bush 1.75 ,
Oats. per bush. .. 50
Barley, per hush- .. .70 to .80
Beans, per bush.. .. 2.50 to 2.60
Brans, per ton . s. 33.00 to 33.00
Shorts, per ton..... 34.00
Butter, No. 1, per -lb . .35 to .40
Itggs, per dozen. - .. .38
BIM Per ten .. 8.00 to
9.00
Flour, per cwt.. .. 4.75 to 545
flogs.. .. • ... ..10.25
POULTRY. MARKET
Toronto, Nov. 14. -Live Poultry -
Spring chickens, 16 to 17e; old fowl
1§c to 14e; ducklings, 12c to 13c;
Dressed -21 to 22c for spring chick -
ems, 16 to 18c for old fowl and 17e
to 19c for ducklings.
DAIRY IW.ARKETS.
Toronto, November 14 -Eggs, new -
laid, cartons, 50 to 52e; new -laid, ex -
cartons, 46 I* 48c; selected storage,
va to 40c; storage, No. 1, 37 to 38c.
Butter -Creamery prints, fresh made
44 to 45e; storage creamery prints, 42
to 43e; choice solids, 414 to 42c;
choice dairy prints 37 to 39c; ordin-
ary dairy prints 33 to 35c, bakers' 30
to 32e. Cheese -New, large, 23% to
24e; twins, 23% to 241/ac; triplets, 24
to 24% cents; Stiltons, 24% to 25c.
floneY-Tins--2 1-2 pound tins 12 1-2
to 13e a lb. -' 5-1b. tins 12. 1-2c a
Ib.; 10 lb. tins, 12c a 11;.;a60 lb. tins,
clover, 11 1-2e a lb. Conf5 honey, se -
bet, $2,40 to 42.75; No. 2, $2 to
GRAIN MARKET
Toronto, November 14. -Manitoba
Wheat -Track, bay ports, No. 1 north-
ern, $2.10; No. 2, $2.05% No. 3, $2.01;
No. 4 wheat, $1.85%; old crop trading
three cents above the new crop. Mani-
toba Oats -No. 2 C.W., 74 1-2c; No. 3,
'73 1-2e; extra No. 1 feed, 73 1-2c,track
bay ports. American Corn -No. 3 yel-
low, new, $1.14, immediate shipment,
track, Toronto.- Ontario Oats -No. 2
white, 66 to 68c„ nominal; No. 3, 65 to
67c,nominal,accorcling to freights out-
side. Ontario WheateNew.No. 2 win-
ter, per earlot, $1.88 to $1,90; No. 3,
$1.86 to $1.88a according to freights
outside. Old• crop, No, 1 commercial,
$1.82 to $1.84; No. 2, $1.72 to $1.75;
No. 3, $1.63 to $19.67, according to the
freights outside. Peas -No. 2, $2.40 to
$2.45: Barley Malting, $1.16 to
$1.18; nominal; feed barley, $1.07 to
$1.10, nominal, according to freights
outside. Manitoba Flour -First pat-
ents, in jute bage, $10.40; seconds, $9,-
90; strong bakers', $9.70, Toronto. On
tario Flour-Winter,according to sam-
ple, $8.50 in bags, track, Toronto,
prompt shipment. 1VIillfeed-Car lots,
delivered, Montreal freights, bags in-
cluded, bran, per ton, $31; shafts, $33;
middlings, $34; good feed flour, per
bag, $2.80. Hay -No. 1,per ton, $13
to $14; No. 2, $11 to $12 on track at
Toronto. Straw -Car lots, per ton, $8
to $9, track, Toronto. Potatoes -New
Brunswicks, in car lots $2.10 a bag;
-western, in car lots, $1.85 to $1.90 per
tag.
Buffalo, Nov. 14. -Cattle --Active;
shipping steers, $7.50 to $10.50; but-
chers, $6 td $9; heifers $5 to $7.85;
cows, $3.25 to $7.25; bulls, $5 to $7.00;
stockers and feeders, $5 to 7.25; fresh
cows and springers, active and steady,
*50 to $115. Veals-Slow; $4.50 to
P3.50, Hogs -Active; heavy $10.40 to
$10.50; mixed, $10.25 to $10.40; york-
ers,$10.20 to $10.25; light yorkers $9.-
50 to $9.75; pigs, $9.25; roughs, $9.25
to $9.40; stags, $7.50 to $8,50. Sheep
and Lambs -Active; lambs $7 to $12;
yearlings, $5.50 to $9.50; wethers, $8
to $8,50; ewes, $3 to $7.75; mixed
sheep, $7.75 to $8.
Montreal, Nov. 14 -At the Montreal
stock yards west end market the re-
ceipts of live stock for the week end-
ing November 11th were 2,600 cattle,
2,000 sheep and lambs, 2,500 hogs and
1,000 calves. The supply on the mar-
ket this morning for sale consisted of
1,700 cattle, 1,300 sheep and lambs,
togs and 700 calves. Owing to the
scarcity of grain and the very high
prices ruling for foodstuffs, farmers
evidently have made up their ;' minds
not to feed the young stock this year,
as the offerings of such on the market
today were the largest for some weeks
Past, the demand from packers being
active, and there were sales of bulls
at $4.60 to $4.90 and. cows at $3.50
to $3.90 per cwt. There were practi-
cally no choice steers on the market,
but the supply of good and other
grades was fair. The trade in milk
COWS was fairly active, and sales of
a few choice milkers were made as
high as $125 each. Sheep and lambs
were firm under a good demand. There
Was no change in calves, for which the
demand was also good. The bulk of
the offerings were grasss fed stock,
and the top price realized for such was
fc per lb.. while milk -fed calves were
scarce and firm. The market for hogs
Was weaker again today and prices
Scored a further decline of 10c to 25c
per cwt. The demand from packers
was good and an active trade was
'done, with sales of choice selected
lots te $11.25, good selects at $11.00,
saws at $9.25, and stags at $5.50 to
$5.65 per cwt., weighea off cars.
Quotations: Butchers' cattle, choice,
17.75 to 88; medium $6.50 to $7.50;
common $5.25 to $6.25; canners $3,50
to $4.90; butchers choice cows $6 to
$6.25; medium $5 to $5.50; bulls, $5 to
$6.50; milkers, choice ,each, $100 to
*110; common and medium, $90 to $95;
Springers, 70 to $85; sheep, ewes,$7.25
to $7.50; bucks aod culls, $6.75 to $7;
lambs, *10.25 to $11; hOgs, $11 to
$11,25; calves, per cwt., $4 to $10.
Union Stock Yards, Torooto, Nov.
14 -The offering in butcher cattle this
morning was lighter than usual for an
opening market, but this fact alone
was. not responsible for the better
busing tone which prevailed. After
lest week's curtailed operations a-
mong botcher cattle the buyers were
out this morning for butchers as well
as cauners and cutters, with the result
that there was an active market all
!vet' at values advanced from 15c to
Vie beyond last week's. There were
a few isolated instances where the• I
vane was nearer Sne, but the geno'i
spirit of the Market could not be g
on such transattions. The 3,573 ea
in the pens practically ,all found p
chasers before noon. The market
also helped along by the presence f
is
several leads of good to average hea
butchers, which caihed in from -$7
to *7.90. The solitary load - of cho e
heavy steers on offer sold at $8.
Medium grade and common butchis
met with corresponding firmer volt'
and very few canners sold under
and cutters sold to $4.75. Fat co s
and butcher bulls were an, eq r
firmer trade. There were few fres
arrivals of stockers and feeders, a
the few animals which might until
other circumstances have been •
back to the Country were bought by t
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biller. Milkers and springers of
quality were wanted, and the com
s
ativeiy few on the market sold
$80 to $115 each. Lambs net a 1,
higher market, and sheep were up
25c firmer. Calves were a little , • •
than steady, with choice veals sca
The few hogs on the open market we
to the one buyer at $10.75 weighed
cars, which was a reduction of 15c
last week's prices. The packer buye
gave out their quotations for ti
week as $9.90 f.o.b., $10.40 fed
watered, and $10.65 weighed -off c
Whether this cut of 25c will come in
effect tomorrow depends OR the si
of the shipment. With export vain
quoted $2 lower and freight ra
higher the buyers believe they c
force a decline. The receipts were 2
cars, with. 3,573 cattl,e 189 calves,
flogs and 2,960 sheep and lambs.
Fred Rowntree boughteene carlo
of milkers and springers, $75 to $11
each..
W. L. Jifkins bought one carload
butchers, 700 to 1000 lbs, $6.25 to $7
50.
Harry Talbot (for Wm. Davies,Ltd.)
bought 175 cattle: Butchers $7 to $7 -
80; fair cows $5 to $5.40; canners and
cutters $4 to $4.25.
Frank Hunnisett bought 120 butch-
er steers and heifers, 800 to 1200 lbs,
$6:75 to $7.75; 400 lambs $11 to $11.30
R. Carter (for Puddy Bros.) bought
one car of hogs, at $10.75 weighed
off cars.
George Rowntree (for Harris Ab-
attoir) bought 1050 cattle: Butcher
steers and heifers $6 to $8.75; cows,
$4 to $6.90; bulls $4.75 to $7.40.
Gunns Limited bought 250 cattle:
Butchers, $7 to $7.75; cows $5.25 to
$fT; bulls $5 to $7.25; canners $3,90 to
$4.25; cutters, $4.45 to $4.75; 400
lambs, $11 to $11.25.
Swift Canadian bought 800 cattle:
1 load steers, 1400 lbs; $8.45; good but-
cher steers and heifers, $7.25 to $7.90;
medium butchers, $6.50 to $7; good
cow, $6.25 to $6.75; medium cows,
$5.25 to $6; canners and cutters, $3.75
to $4.75; bulls $5 to $6.50; 1,000 lambs,
$11.15 to $11.40; 50 sheep, $5.50 to $8.-
75; 50 calves $5 to -$11.
Joe McCurdy (for Corbett, Hall and
Coughlin) sold 100 lambs, $11 to $11.-
25; ten sheep, $8' th $9; 70 veal calves
$10 to $11.
J. B. Shields and Son sold 10 loads•
Butchers, 18, 1280 lbs, $7.60; cows, 2,
1370 lbs, $6,60; 6, 1060 lbs, $6.10; 1,
1316 lbs, $7.25; 2, 900 lbs, $4.10; 1, 950
lbs, $5; 4, 960 lbs, $5.35; 1, 1100 lbs,
$6; one bull, 1280 lbs, $7.35; lambs,
$9 to $11.30; sheep, $3 to $9; 1 milk-
er, $80.
Rice and Whaley sold: Butchers, 22,
1055 lbs, $7.90; 23, 1040 lbs, $7.40; 7,
840 lbs, $6.85; 16, 1090 lbs, $7.25; one
650 lbs, $5.50; cows, 6, 1190 lbs, $6.25
4, 120 lbs, $6.15; 1 milker, $114.50; 1
milkers, 94.50; lams 8.50 to. $11.20
sheep, $6 to $8.25; calves, $5 to $10,50
Dunn and Levack sold: Butchers, 18
1400 lbs, $8.45; 19, 1025 lbs, $7.85; 1
800 lbs, $5; 23, 990 lbs, $7.35; 22,1070
lbs, $7.50; cows,43, 1100 lbs, $6.55-
4, 1110 lbs, $6.55; 1, 1340 lbs, $7; 6
1150 lbs, $5.50; 11, 1030 lbs, $4.25; 1
750 lbs, $3; 10, 935 lbs, $4.15; 3, 1170
lbs'$5.90; 1 milker, $111; lambs, $8.-
50 to $11.40; sheep, $5 to $9; calves
$5.50 to $10.50.
McDonald and Halligan sold_twenty
cars of stock: Choice heavy steers, $8.-
25 to $8.50; good heavy steers, $7.75 to
$8.10; choice butchers, $7.50 to $7.751
good butchers, $7 to $7.35; medium
butchers, 6.75 to $7; common butchers,
$5.50 to $6.25; choice cows $6.40 to $6.-
65; good cows $6 to $6.25; medium
5.50 to $5.75; commen $4.85 to $5.25;
canners and cutters, $4 to 4.60; choice
bulls $7 to $7.25; good bulls $6.25 to
6.50; medium bulls 5.75 to $6; common
bulls $4,50 to $5.25; best feeders, $6.60
to 6.85; medium $6 to $6.35; common,
5.25 to *5.75; best milkers and spring-
ers, $85 to $100 each; medium $60 to
$70 each; 200 lambs, $11 to $11.15; 50
sheep, $3 to $9; 25 calves, $5 to $11;
200 hogs,$10.40 fed and watered; 10.65
weighed off cars.
The quotations were : Butchers'
heavy steers, $8 to 8.75 ;butchers' cat-
tle, good$7.60 to $7.90; medium,$6.75
to $7.15; commore$5.50 to $6.15; but.
bulls, choice, $7.10 to -57.35; good
bulls, $6.40 to $6.50; rough, $4.50 to
$5; butchers' cows, choice, $6.25 to $7;
good 5.75 to $6; medium 5.50 to $5.-
60r stockers, $5. to $6. •; choice
feeders, 56.25 to $7; canners and cut-
ters $3.85 to $4.75; milkers, choice,
$70 to $110.00; common and med-
ium, $4o to $60; springers $50 to $100.
Light ewes $8.25 to $9; sheep., heavy,
$6 to $7.50; ealves,good to choice $10.-
25 to $11.25; lambs, choice, $11 to
$11.40; medium, *9.25 to $9.50; hogs,
fed and watered, $10.40; weighed off
cars, $10.65; f.o.b., $9.90.
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BIRTHS.
Cornish -In Exeter, on November 4th,
to Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Cornish,
a son.
Oke -In Usborne, on November 5th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Oke, a son.
Tisdale --In East Wawanosh, on Nov.
7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tisdale,
a son.
Horeldngs--In Hullett, on October 26,
to Mr. and Mrs. William Humkings,
a son.
McCool -In Hullett, on October 25th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCool, a
son.
Burchill --In Brussels, on Nov. 12th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Marcia, a son.
Broadfoot-In Tockersinith, on Nov-
ember 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. James
Broadfoot, a daughter.
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MARRIAGE
Armstrong -Moffatt -
odist parsonage, Seaf
George McKinley, B.
ber 15th, John. Arms
ley, to Miss Mabel Mo
ersraith.
Glenny-Morson-,--, At th
' bride's parents,1 in Sea
• nesday, November 15
daughter of Mr. a
T. Morson, to William
the Dominion bank,
formerly of Seaforth.
England-Willert-In D
October 30th, at th
parsonage, Miss Ame •
Mr. R. Willert„ of Da
Grigg -Rogers -In W.
on November 4th, M
W. Roy Grigg, younge
„ A. J. and kits. Grigg,
Anderson -Doyle ---At A
7th, Margie, eldest da
Thomas Doyle, of Au
Harry Anderson, of D
Toron
8th, by Rev. J. A. St
of Kew Beach Presbyt
Mae Christina, daught
Mrs. William Powell,
to Mr. S. Harley Gregg
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At the eth-
rth, by 1tev.
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ong, of tao-
fatt, of Tick -
home of the
orth on -Wed-
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E. Glenn. , of
espeler, and
homed, 1 on
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son of Lieut
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DEATHS.
Leppington-In linton,
30th, William Iepping
. years.
Pbwell---In Exeter on N
George Powell, aged 8
Davis -In London, on N
William Davis, of Exe
years.
Fair -At Atwood,, en N
Eliza, wife of Rev. II.
merly of Elimville.
Hill -In Crediton, on N
James Hill, sr., aged 74
months.
Tisdale -In Whitechurch,
Ann Jane Thidale, wife
Chas. Milner, aged, 78 y
Johnson -In Clinten, on
Clarence Bruce, infant
and Mrs. Willie* John
• days. I
Babb -In Goderich, on N
Capt. Charles Babb, son
Mrs. Babb.
Lonard-In Goderich, on
' James Alexander, son
Mrs. James Leonard, i
• year. '
on October
n, aged' 73
vember rd,
years.
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or, aged 81
vember rd,
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years and 7
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On Wednesday, Decemb
o'clock p.m., on Lot 26, Co
McKillop; farm stock and
John Govenlock, propriet
Brown, auctioneer.
• On Thursday, Novemb
1.30 p.m., at Brucefield,
household effects. Dr. R
prietor; Thomas Brown, a
On Wednesday, Novemb
p.m:, at the Village of Va
tor's Sale of Ferm Pr
acres Christopher !Ward.
T. Brown, Auctioneer,
On Tuesday. Not,ember
o'clock, on Lot 1, .Conces
lett, farm stock and imple
field McMichael proprieto
auctioneer.
✓ 6th, at 1
cession 4,
mplemen s.
r; Thomas
23rd, at
stock and
gers, pro-
ctioneer.1
✓ 22nd, at 2
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APPLES FOR SA
A limited quantity of
apples by the barrel. Ap
T. TURNBULL, Seaforth.
ood winter
ly to GE
2553-
- MAN W.,ANTE
A men wantedplow o0 acres n
th
lot 25, con. 2, L. S., Tlickersmi
Apply to Mrs. SI ON McKENZI
SR., R. R. No. 3, Kippen
Fowl Wa
I arss prepared to buy a
live fowl delaverx_.4 at
Hotel, every Thursdar
orsakene, 1c; Rees, 12c;
Turkeys, 17c.
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Ducks, 10
CHAEL,
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IMPORTANT NOT CES
FOR SALE OR RENT -Lot 35, con
100 acres, with bush, windmill, f
For further particulars apply to MRS.
MEYER, P. O. Box 259, Sea.forth.
4, McKillon,
int orchards.
M. A. GAKTE-
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VARM FOR SALE. -bot 6, Ooncess on 9, Tucker-
': emithecontaining 100 acmesabo t seven aore#
ander bush. The farm is well fenced and drained
end in a good state of cultivation. Tiere are on the
premises a good frame house, bank barn, pig house
nen house, drive house ,and two goW wells, Foe
terms and particulsrs apply on thep amine or ad-
dress MRS. JOHN McOLOY, Egmond 'lle P.O.
2866 -ti
FA EtAtt FO S ALE - One hundred res ;in a hig
state of cultivation,t o story bri k house.larg
bank barn and silo, good or hard. atm dance of wa
er, 1.1 miles from sohool, an 2i miles rom town. 0
the second concession of Thoersrnit L. R. S. , 1
miles eouth of MW Road. Price right, nd easy ter • e
for quick sale. • For fart er pante tars apply t
Mrs. Katherine McKenzie, ippen, 0 t. R R. No.
0413(44
GOOD FA.1151- FOR SAL -For Sale bot 25 an
part of Lot 24, Ooncesion14, • oKillop, con
taining 130 acres. There afre on th premiseei ja
modern brick house with hard and -soft water
There is also a good barn 64126, witi stone fount.
dation and stabling underneath, drivi g shed 30x40
on stone foundation phe. pen and h n howls, all
in good repair. There is ale° a gool -le-trade or-
chard and two never. failing wells. Th.e farm is well
underdraihed and well leaced and in a high state cif
cultivation with 10 acres of hardwo bush. It es
well situated on the North gravel road 1 mile south
of Walton C. P. R. station, also telep one and rurai
mail delivery. This is a cheioe (arm and will be
sold on reasonable terms. For furth r particulars
apply on the Premises or ash:trees. W. J. DICKSON
Wattor a468 -ti
-vee`ALUBLE FARM FOR SALE -Th administra
V ors for the estate of the late Hugh 51. Gordon
offer for sale, Lot No. fourteen (14) in the sixth (6
Concession of the township of McKillo . This farni
consists of 100 acres of cleared and itsproved farm
lands in a °teen and good state of out yation and I
(situated in a splendid farming distrio , cc:ever:lien
to markets, schools and chore:hes. 0 • the premise
are erected a whafortable framel lling house
18x24, with kitchen attaches'. Sp1 tframe bar
52x70 with stone stabling undsirneath, cement fioors
and water in barn, also a good pig pe and wate
in baro, also a gond pigpen and he house. Th
farm is well fenced and extra well tile drained. The
tttle is perfeot and poseeseden will be iven for, the
purpose of doing all neceneseryfall wonl. For fureheir
prtieu1ars apply to ARCHIBALD MOOREGOR, Or
ROBERT GIBSON, Administrators, or to R.
HedfS, Seaforth, their. Solieiter. 2491 t
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LAND W.ANTER.
Wanted by ,the Canadian Flax Mills,
Limited, 400 acres fall ploughed sod
land.. Those desiring to tent land for
the growing of flax should call at
Canadian Flax Mills, Ltd., Seaforth.
HO• USE FOR SALE.
A comfortable 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.;
R013T. LAVERY, Staffs.. 2551-tf
House for Safe .
In Egmondvilk, eight roomed brick
house, good cement cellar, hard and
soft. water; good' stable4. on Main
road half arAle from Seaforth. Will he
sold cheap for otileksale as the owr-
er is reimoving from town. Apply or:
the premises or addr.-s WM. G.
CHARLESWORTH. Seaforth P.O.
Bankrupt Stock
for Sale
In the mattereef the estate of William
T. Hays, of Seaforth, Insolvent.
The stock of the above named Ia=
solvent, consisting of drugs, druggist's
smithies, china, glassware, crockery
and sundries is offered for sale by
tender.
Tenders for the purchase of the whole
or part of the stock will be received by
the undersigned up to Friday, the 24th
of November, 1916, and in the mean-
time the stock sheets may be seen at
the office of the undersigned at Sea -
forth, and the stock itself may be ex-
amined on application to him. Ten-
ders to be addressed to F. Hohnsted,
Assignee, Seaforth P.O. ,
F. HOLMESTED, Seaforth
Assignee of the Estate of W. T. Hays
November 14th, 1916,
Notice To Creditors
In the estate of the late John Henry Roach of the
village of Dublin, Oounty of Perth,Retired Farmer
dee:owed.
.rNetice is hereby given 7,puronant to tne
Statutes in that behalf, that all persono haying any
claim against the estaw of the said John Henry
Routh, who died on or about the 30th day of Octo-
ber A.D. 1916, at the Village of Dublin; are required
on or before the 51h day of December A.D., 1916, to
send post prepaid or deliver to he undersigned Ex-
ecutors of the Estate, their full names, address and
description,,the full parciculars of their claim, and
a statement of their accounts, and their security, (if
aey) held by them duly verifled by an affidavit.
And further take notice that otter the eald 5th
day of December 1916, the Bald Execueors will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard
onle to such claims as they ahell then have reeeived
notice, and they will not be liable ter any person or
persens of whose claim they shall not then have ees
ceived notice. THOMAS MELADY and JOSEPH
MELADY, Executors, Dublin P. 0.
Dated the 151h day of Nov. 1016. I tea-- 6'2'25E3-3=
Executors' Sale of Valuable
Farm Property.
The undersigned executors ol the Estate of
'Thomas Ward, deceased, will offer for Sale at public
auction, by Thos Brown. Esq.. auctioneer, at. the
Village of Varna, in the Coln ty of }Jur n, on Wed-
needay, the 22nd dee: of November, 1916, at 9 o'clock
in the afternoonthe following vailiable property:
Parcel No. 1. -The west half of Lot '18, North of the
Bayfield Road, in the Township of Stanley, conzain-
ing 100 acres ef land, mere or less. On this property
there is a 000d two storey frainaltousie with furnace.
in a good etate of repair ; also good bank Darn 46x60
send driving hired and pig pen. The land ie a gerod
clay loam. There are two wells en the plaoe.
Parcel No. 2. -Lot 19, South of the- Bayfiald Road.
in the Township of Stanley, containing 53 acres of
bed. On this property there is a frame barn 34x'.5
in a fair state of repair. The land is an excellent
quality. Tnese properties, both of which adjoin
the Village of Varna, will be offered subject to a re-
serve bid. Terms of Sale. - Ten per cent. of the
purchase meeley tc be. paid to the Vendors at the
time of eals, the balance in 30 days thereafter. For
further padticulads, terms and conditions, app'y to
the undersigned. Onristopher ward, Varna ; or
Emanuel Ward,Olinton, Executors of Thomas Ward,
deceased. Charles Garrow, Solicitor for Executors.
Thomas Brown, Anoilioneer, Seaforth.
e, Dated Nov. 6the 1916 2615-2
AUOTION SALE-Mr.T.Brown has been Instruct-
ed to sell by Publie Auction at the, residence
of err. Rogers in Brncefield on Thursdey Nov. 23rd
at 1.30 o'clock the 1illowing-2 bedroom suites,
bath tub, iron bedstead, 3 bed springs, mattress,
parlor tahle, eatee, set, dining roorn chairs, cup-
board, kitchen table and a number of kitchen chairs
evaeh stand, baby carriage, wicker cradle, self feed-
ing.parlor heater, Tda.ppe Thought range, wood
stove, gut stove with oven, 2 veranda chairs, wash-
ing machine, wringer, window blinds, carpets and
linoleum, cream separator, lawn mower, also single
buegy.2 set single harness.larider well bred Holstein
cow, due to calve in March, aho 120 hens. Terms -
Case. DR. ROGERS. Prop., THOS. BROWN, anct.
IJOTION 'SALE OF FARM STOOK AND IR-
PLEMENTS.-Thos Brown has been instruct-
ed by the undersigned to sell by public auction on
Lot 1, Conceselon 4, Hallett, on Tueeday, November
2Is1, at 1 o'clock. the following : Horses - Heavy
draft brood mare 6 years old supposed to be in foal,
heavy draft mare, registered Clydesdale, 12 years
old supposed to be in foal. driving horse 7 years old
quiet and reliable, aged ciriving mare, general pur-
pose filly rising three and broken, 1 roadster . brood
rnare, 1 roadeter foal by Red McKinney, Cattle -
Emir cows to calve in April. -2 cows to calve in May,
1 yearling heifer, 3 spring calvese Pigs -Brood sow
with f) pigs ready to wean, 2 chunks, about 60 hene
and pullets. Implements -Massey -Harris 7 foot cut
binder. Frost & Woed 6 foot cut mower, 10 foot steel
rake, fertilizer drill, Deering cultivator, set of har-
rows, riding plow, walking plow, waffler' disc har-
row, turnip drill, wagon with box, gravelbox, set of
sleighs, hay rack, De Laval cream separator. hay
fork rope and pulleys; sling ropes, Portland cutter,
top buggy nearly new, set double harnees, set heavy
breechings, set plow harness, set of eingle harness,
halters, blankets, etc., one second buggy, one root
-pulper, stone boat, wheel barrow, emery grinder, 1
cross -cut saw, hand paws, chains, hoes, ferke and
other article, about 403 bushelso grain,a quantity
of hay, some oat straw to be fed on the farm, two
loads of buck wheat in sheaf; a quantity ef turnips,
some eerier poste, seeme 3 -inch tile. Terms - Sums
of 510 and under cash. over that amount 6 months'
credit on approVed joint bankable notes. A dis-
count of 6 percent. per annum for cash on credit
amounts. Hay and grain ewah No reserve as the
proprietor is giving up the farm. Garfield MeMich.
ael, Aroprietor : T. Brown, Auctioneer, 2515-2
Residence for Sale
For sale the residence on Goderioh at, Seadorth,
owned by the late M. Y. McLean, The howe is of
solid brick with slate roof, splendideellar and floor-
ed attic. It is heated by cemeination hot water and
hot air furnace. Contains every modern convenienoe
There are four late with splendid stable and
carriage house Dor further particulars apply
he EXPOSITDROFFICE
afore)]
Executors Sale of FarmLands
in Township of Stanley.
'Inc Executors of the tete Thomas Ward offer for
sale those very valuable farms belonging to the
Estate and situate in the Township of Stanley.
IThese must be sold in order that the Estate shall
be wound up. The farms are in a good locality and
in a good state of eultivation, and most suitably
adapted to mixed farmin.o They are handy to
schools, churches and post office, Dome adjacent to
the Village of Varna. For terms and particulars of
Sale apply to the undersigned Executors.
Christopher Ward, Varna P. O., or, E unreel ir
Orinton P. 0. •
Building Lots and House
for Sale
wwws•••••44!*10.
The property 113 situated on the west side of north
Main et,, Seaforth, Two storey brick house with
stone foundation, cement and brick cellar, frame
kitchen and woodshed. Large fmme barn. There
ere six lots upon which are twenty five fruit trees.
Will sell the hotline vith one or raore lotto, suit
rohisser. Apply te
2517-11 WM ALIFITT,Searforth
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tamaaaa,
FARM TO RENT
To rent near the City of Toro+,
an improved farm of 157 acres. Ap-
ply to W. M. DOIG, R. R. No. 2,
Kippen, Ontarid.
FARM FOR SALE
Mat cla.ss 100 Acre Farm inTacit-
ersmith with good buildings. Apply o
PROUDFOOT KILLORAN & COOKE,
Seaforth and Goderieh. Ont.
2536.0
177,
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FARM FOR SALE
For 'sale, I ot 3, Concession 3,
II. 8. Tuckerstnith, containing o e
hundied acres. There on the place a
frame barn 403E65, fraze house witn.
stone foundation, good orchard and
godd well; also river on back eni
•of fartn. For further particulars ap-
'ply to 'PETER CL EARY, Seaforth,
R.R. No 4. •2545 -ti
FARM FOR SALE
• Lot - 21, Concession 1, Tuckersmith.
H.R.S., 100' acres all cleared. Good
frame house, and bank barn, Fig pen.
hen, house and driving hou-se. A good
orchard and plenty of good water',
well tile drained, well fenced, an
all in firat class condition. On the
Huron Road, 21,2 mike from Seaforth
aid dx miles from Clinton, WIll •be
sold cheap and on easy 'terms. Apply
to J. B. HENDERSON, Seaforth.
25313-tf
• FARM FOR SALE
For Sale, 100 acres, lot 19, conces-
sion 1, London Road, Tuckersmith,
There are on the premises a comfort-
able frame house, bank barn 60 by 80;
straw -shed, 22 by 56, with hog pen
and henhouse below with cement floor
buggy house and implement shed; ar-
tesian well with windmill. Fall plow-
ing all done and 11% acres of wheat
in. The farm has never been rented
and :s in first-class condition -one of
the best drained farms in the
township, of Tuckersmith,and is sit-
uated one mile from Kippen and 3%
miles from Hensall, the best market
in Huron. Rural mail and telephone .
This is a choice farm and will be sold .
ou reasonable terms. For furthet
aciarticulars apply on the premisesot
address ALEX. MONTEITH, R. R. No
3, Kippen. 2550k4
FARM FOR SALE IN TUCKER -
SMITH:
Lot 13 Concession 3, Huron Road
Survey, in the Township t Tucker -
smith, in the County of Huron; 100
acres more or less,- tile drained; one
mile south of Seaforth., fronting on
Mill Road from Seaforth, and adjoin-
ing Egmondville village; good dwele
ling with furnace and cemented cel-
lar; telephone connection; bank barn
76x44, stone foundation, with ten box
stalls; well with windmill at barn.;
well near residence; live stream at
north end; no waste ground; hog -
house, capacity 50 hogs; hog house
cost $500; other buildings; good orch-
ard; immediate possession will be
given; will be sold at a low price as
the owner is giving up farming. APH
ply NOAH CONCENIA, Egmond-
ville post office, to eroudfoot,'
Killoran and Cooke, Baristers, Sea-,
forth and Goderich.
Notice to Creditors
In the Surrograte 0ourt of the County of Huron
In the Estate of Arabel'a Hohnes, late of the
Town of Seaforth in the °aunty of Huron, NI idow,
deeeased.
NOtice is hereoy given in pursua,nee of the statutes
that behalf,that all persons having claime against the
above named Antoella Holmes who died.on or about
lith of Ju1y,1916, are required or or before the 20th
day of Nov. 1916, to send by post (prepaid) or deliver
to the undersigned Executors of the last will and
testament of the said deceased, full parciculars in
writing of their claims, and the nature of their secur-
ity duly verified by an affidavit. After the said last
mentioned date the said Exeeutors will proceed to
distribute the assets of the said -estate among the
padties entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall thenshave received not-
ice, and (het they will not be }Liable for the said as-
sets or any pert thereof •to asey person whose claim
they shall not then have received notitre.
DAVID HOLMES, ROBERT HOLMES, Executors,
Walton, P.O.
Dated at Seaforth this 26tla day of October A D.
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CAPITA!, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, sigegioot
FARMERS' BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Parmers every
facility for the transaction of their banking business, including
the discotmt and collection of sales notes. Blant4 sales notes
are supplied free of charge on application. 854
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Any person reavir•ig accommodation
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Five and one quarter acres of
The BELL ENGINE CO., choice rich soil adjdining Goderiek
Seaforth, Oetario. town, twenty rninuteS walk frora the
; square with a splendid frUkt, orchard
Highlands af Ontario
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The Horne of the Red Deer and the
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OPEN SEASONS
DEER -November lst to NotreMber 1
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MOOSE -November lst to Novem-
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the Northern districts of Ontario,
including Timagami, the season is
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ember 30th, inclusive.
Write for copy of "Playgrounds -
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Toronto, Ont.
W. Somerville'
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W. Plant --Depot Aorect
OK!
We have just installea
New OXO Acetylene Welder
which will weld any repair
in a few minutes.
e have also put in
New OXO Carbon Cleaner
1 Ins machine clean your engine
pistons and cylinders without taking
down the' engines. Both these ma-
chines are:of the inaproved type and?
a good job is auarantefel
J. H. Wright
Garage and ata.chine Shop, North
• Main St.. Seaforth
Bee chwood
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An Open Letter to
My Customers and the Public
I -thank you very much far the,
generous eepport aecorded to Imie In
businese ga, far tills year, and wist
to infoxim you that I am prepa.red
to pay the leIghest place th ralsh or
trade for all the poultry ,dalivered
at Beachwood alive until the coil
weather, eaery Thursday. We are
well ?stocked with groceries, boate,
shoes and _rubber& midi dry goodr3 amid
all goods usually kept in a genertl
store. Well bought ishaif eold; goof*
values in these lines.. I would also
reiraind thoee iri debted that it takes
money and. a gool deal or% to buy
*took now and ask them to pay up
ars promptly as possibleAll accounts
arc readys
Yours Respectfully,
G. K. ROLL AND
October 2nd. 1916
and small frame builditi*. Must
be sold at once and can be $ought for
less than 51,000. Thi S is a Real bar-
gain. No better spot, on earth for
garden truck or pouingt farm. •If you
want it apply today 'for particulars.
Immediate possession !given. We ars
Huron's largest real ; estate dealers&
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COAL isigoing to be dear, scarce and
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The Coal that satisfies" f at all pos-
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We are going to stock a few cars of
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if in the:market for any of the above
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HEAD OFFICE'
o 3nbefiton5
THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING
INVESTMENT, MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
DOMINION OF CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK
• Principal repayable lst Octbher, 1919.
Interest payable half -yearly, lst April and let October by cheque (free
ef exchange at an 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 equivgent 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 fior war purposes only.
A commission Of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed to recog-
nized bond and stoCk brokers on. allotments made in real:net of applicatiov.s
for this stock which bear their Stamp.
For application forms apply to the Deputy Minister of Finance, Ottawa.
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OCTOBER Ttn. 1916.
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