The Huron Expositor, 1916-12-08, Page 5kte
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On Wednesdal, Decernbei 20th, at
-too p.m., at the Diek House, Sestforth.
* car eche cows, hicluditor newly
Ted cows and springers. George
(1, loroPeel'or; T. Brown, amt.
Tuesday, December I Oth, at one
p.m., on Lot 18, Concession 4,
inith, farm Stock and hunk -
Robert MeGortigle, Proprietor
, auctioneer.
=day, December 9th, at one
the residence of Mrs. G. BL
enderson, opposite Egraondailie
lats.:Alert Mills, clearing sale of house-
hold furniture. Mrs. G. M. Hendersos
proprietress; T. Bream, aunt. 2556x1
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Seifortle Dec. 8th, 1916
WI Wheat, per bitch. 1.65
Oats, per bus'''. .50 to .55
Barley, .per bush 80 to .85
Beans, per bush- .. 250 to 2.60
Bran. per ton 34.04
:Shorts, per ton 36.00
Butter, No. 1, per .35 , 40
Leas, per dozen - .40
nay, per ton . .. 8.00 to 9.00
" Flour, per ewt .. 4.65 to 5.10
.42
BEAN MARKETS.
Toronto, Dee. 5th -Beans, imported
handpicked, per bushel 625 to 6.50;
Canadian primes, $5.50 to $6; Limas,
vet- pound. 9% to Bk..
POULTRY MARKET
Toronto, Dec. 5tit--Live poultry -
Chickens„ 15 to 16c; fowl, 13 to 14e;
ducks, 13 to 15e; turkeys, 25 to 28e;
eese, spring, 14 to 15c. Dressed Poul-
hickens, 21 to 22e; fowl, 17 to
19e; duck% 18 to 20e; turkeys, 30 to
"250; geese, spring, 17 to 19e.
DAIRY MARKETS.
Toronto, Dec. 5 -Butter - Fresh
4Lreaniery prints, 47 to 48e; do, storage
46 to 46e-; do., solids, 44 to 45c; dairy
veleta- 40 to 41e; ordinary dairy prints
135 te 37e; bakers' 33 to 34c. Eggs -
New -laid, cartons 60 to 65e; do., ex -
cartons 57 to 60e; storage selects 44
*to 45e; storage No., 1, 42 to 4e per
dozen. Oteese-New, large 25 cents;
krallS 254; triplets, 26e; Stiltons, ‘26e
to 26 1-2 cents. Honey -- In 21k lb,
tins, 13 to 13 1-2c; five lb. tins, 13 ,to
13 1-2e; ten pound tins, 12 1-2 to 13c;
&sty potmd tins, 12 to 12 1-2e; buck -
*heat 60 pound this, 9 to 9 1-2 cents.
Comb honey, extra fine and heavy
-weight per dozen $3; select, $2.40 to
42.75; No. 2, $2.25 to $2.40.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Buffalo, Dec. 5. -Cattle - Good
wades 15c to 25e higher; other grades
eteadY. Prime native steers $9.75 to
$10.50; good to choice $9 to $9.50;
best Canadian steers, 1300 to 1500 lbs,
$9.50 to $10.35; best heavy fat COWS,
$6.75 to $7; butcher bulls $6 to $6.25;
'feeders, $7 to $725; milkers and
sprhigers $65 to $110. Hogs -Market
steady; heavy $10.15 to $10.25; york-
•ers, $9.90 to $10; pigs and lights, $9
to $9.25, Sheep and Lambs -Market
tettrong;top lambs, 13e; yeaelings, $10
to $11; wethers, $8,50 to $$.75; ewes,
157,70 to $8. Calves -Strong. Teps,$18.-
NI: fair to good, $11.50 to $12.50; fed
calves., $5 to $5.50„
Montreal, Dee. 5. -The offerings on
the market this morning consisted of
1400 cattle, 400 sheep and Iambs, 800
begs and 500 calves, Sales of bulls for
canning purposes were made up to $4,-
Vti per cwt. A further- advance of .50e
Was made in lamb prices. There was a
steady falling off in supplies, and a
keen demand from buyers, Sales of
Ontario stock were made at $11.75 to
$12 and Quebec at $11.25 to $11.50 per
cwt.. Owing to the small offerings of
hogs the tone of the market was
strotig and prices advanced another
10 to 15e per cwt. The demand from
packers was good and an active trade
-was done with sales of lots Of choice
selected at $12,10 to $12.25; good se-
lects at $11.90 to $12; saws at $10.10
to $1025; and stags at $6 to $625 per
cwt.., weighed off cars. -
Quotations: Butchers' cattle, choice,
$8 to $8.25; medium, $7.00 to $7.50;
common, $5.50 to $6.50t canners, $3.90
to $5.25; butchers' choice .cows, $625
to $6.50; Medium, $5.50 to $6.00; balls
V to $6.75; milkers,choice,each,$100 to
4110; common and medium, $90 to $95;
springers,$70 to $85;sheep,ewes, $7.50
to $7.75; bucks and culls, $7 to $725;
lambs, $11.25 to $12; hogs, off cars,
$119O to $1225; calves, per cwt., $4
to $10.
. Union Stock Yards Toronto, Decem•-
ber 8. -Fat cattle for the Christmas
trade put in an appearance on :he
=toilet to -day and met with a ready
sale. The total offering in the but-
cher cattle was much under the aver-
age of Mondays in recent weeks, and
ontained a respectable percentage of
good to choice killers. This suited the
layers, who operated freely, and val-
lies jumped to 25c higher for medium
grade cattle to 40e for good to choice
butchers. There was an early clean -
lop of all grades, and the market dos-
ed firm at the higher values, Any-
thing with fat on shared in the ad-
vance, and evert canners and cutters
'net witli a stronger trade, One load
tof 1300-lbsteers shipped in to Dunn
and Levack by J. M. Ramsay, of New -
:burgh, topped the market at $9. Rice
and Whaley soh' four Loads at $8.90,
and there were other leads of choice
steers were cashed in grom $8.25 to
$8.80. Choice butcher steers and
heifers were in demand from $7.85 to
8.10 and good grade killers from $7.-,
45 to 7.75. Stockers and feeders were
affected by the higher values for but-
cher cattle, and commission men -spoke
of paying 25c above last week's rates.
7rne United States embargo on ex-
port cattle continues to affect the
trade here, and orders for Ontario
points are not heavy. Milkers and
springers were steady, with a fair
'demand for the s better grade cows.
Iambs scored a 50 cent advance, de.tts
selling to $12.40, and it would not come
as a big surprise were lambs to sell
-at 13s before snarly markets are over.
3Ies were stronger and sheep steady
and active. All the hogs on the mar-
ket were consigned direct to the packt
ers, who handed out quotations for this
week as $1040 f.o.b., $10.90 fed and
watered, and $11.15 weighed off ears.
These quotations they gave out a week
ago, but the drovers would not do busi-
ness at the prices, and the chief trans-
actions during the week were on an
411.25 fed and watered basis. It is
more than likely that last week's pri-
ces will hold good this week, but much
-depends on the Montreal market. Lf
valae-s in the East shake any today
the Toronto market may be affected..
Joe McCurdy, (for Corbett, Halt &
Coughlin) sold 350 Iambs, $11.50 to
$12,25; 50 sheep,. $8 to $9; 40 calves,
47.50 to $11.50.
Rice, and Whaley sold: Butchers„
loads, 4.1.0 lbs, $8.90; 16 cattle, 1120
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ionic &MD, Glum* alananer. Ht V. F. R#4ES, 't loners! mammy
CAPITAL, S15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, 13,500,000
FARMERS' BUSNliSS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extehds to Farmers every
facility for the transaction of 'their banki4g busnes, including
the discount and collection of sales notes'Bl sales notes
are supplied free of charge' on applidation.
J. G MULLEN,
SEAFORTHBRANCH
as os •
,
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MANAGER.
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'be, $8.80; 1, 820 lbs, $5; 1, 1170 lb,
$$.50; 1 940 lbs, $7.50;' 21, 840 lbs, $7;
9, 1010 lbs. $7,75; 1, 660 lbs, $7; 18,
995 lbs, $7.30; 1, 700 lbs, $5; 3, 1080
lbs, $7.35; 2, 1270 lbs, $8; 8, 1060 lbs,
$8.
McDonald and Halligan sold 20 cars
of stock: Choice heavy steers, $8.50 to
go'cid steers, $8 to $8.25; choice
butchers, $7. 75 to $8.15; good butch.
ers, $7.40 to $7.650; medium. butchers,
$6.75 to $7.15; common butchers,
to '$6.50; choice cows, $6.50 to $7; good
cows $6 to $6.35; mediurn $5,50 to $5.-
85; common cows $5 to $5.35; canners
and cutters, $4.25 to $4,75; choice bul3s
$7.50 to a7.75; good bulls' $7 to $7.35;
medium $6.25 to $6.75; common $4,75
to $5.75; best feeders,$6.75 to $7; metl-
tium feeders, $6.25 to $6.50; common $5
' to $6; best milkers and springers. $85
to $100 each; medium $60 to $75 each.
The quotations were : Butchers'
steers„ ,heavy, $8.25 to $9; butchers'
cattle, ehoice, $7.85 to $8.10; good but-
chers $7.45 to $7.75; medium $6.75
to $7;acommon, $5,50 to $6.25; butcher
bulls choice, $7.15 to $7.75; good
'bulls, $6.50 to $6.75; rough $4.50 to
$5; butcherscows, choice, $6.25 to $7; •
good 5.75 /to $6; medium 5.50 to $5--
60; stockers, $4.75 -to; $6.75; choice
feeders,$6.50 to$7.25; canners and c
ters, $4.00 to $5,00; 'milkers, choic
each, $70 to $115; comrnon and m
inm, $40 to $60; springers, $50 to $11
Light ewes $8.25 to $9; sheep, hest
$5.75 to $7.25; calves good to choic
$10 th $11.75; lambs, choicee$11$76
$12,40; medium, $9.50 to $9.75; ho
fed and watered, $11.25; weighed o
cars, $11,50; f.o.b., $10.75d •
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IN. t. .BOX CO.
EMBALMERS AND --
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
H. C. BOX
tHower or Government Diplome,
aad License.
(CHARGES 'MODER ATE
• Plemers turreehed on abort
Deuce.
+ -Night Calls bay Calla
+ Phone 107 • Ptone 60
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BIRTHS.
Austin -In Clinton, on November 2,
to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Austin,
Varna, a son.
Schroeder -In Stephen, on Novemb
26, to Mr. and Mrs- Dan. echroede
a son.
Weber -In Stephen -On November 9
to Mr. and Mrs. William Weber,
son. •
Hugill-In Tuckersmitli on Decem
5, to Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Hugil
• a daughter. _
Duffy -In McKillop. on November 2
to Mr. and Mrs. William Duffy,
daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Cornish-Pickett-ln Clinton, (is No
29th, by Rev. J. A. Agnew, Effie A
herta, daughter of Mrs. M. Picke
of Clinton, te Mr. Glen Wray Co
ish, of the Base Line.
Johnston -McDonald --In Goderie
on November 29th, by Rev. R.C, M
Dermid, Roderick G. Johnston., t
Margaret Mabel McDonald, all
Goderich.
Newton -Brady -Macdonald -On No
- 29th ,at St Martins-in-thesFiel
London Eng.,Evelyn Harriet Broug
youngest daughtr of Mr. and Mr
Macdonald, of Goderieh, to Arth
Newton -Brady, R.A.M.C., son of Si
Andrew and Lady Newton -Brad
Drernore Park, Belfast, Ireland.
Hardy-Clostkey-At the residence
Mr. Simon Mitchell, of Wingahm,
November 22nd, by Rev. J, W. Hi
bert, Mr. William J. Hardy, of D
gannon, to Miss .Lorena E. Cloake
Wingham.
O'Brien--Keddy-In Exeter,- by Re
S. W. kuxworthy of Exeter, on Nov:
22nd, Miss Susanna Keddy, of .14. -
borne, to Mr. James J. O'Brien.
Bedard-Denomme-At St. Bonifac
church, Drydale'on November 21s,
by Rev. A. Rondot, Mr. John Bedard,
to Mips Albertine Donomme, all af
the Sauble Line.
Brethauer-In Wroxeter, on Novem-
ber 27th, Emma May, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Brethauer,
\ aged 23 years and 4 months.
DEATHS,
Tornlison-In Brussels, on Novenas
27, David Tomlinson, aged 77- yea
and 4 months.
Schlundt-At Dashwood, on November
25th, Michael SchIundt, aged 83.
years.
Ryan -In McKillop, on "November 21,
Ellen, wife of Harry Ryan, aged :34
years and nine months.
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1.44040-.90.44. 0.4.41110.0 *040.0 ft
S. T. Floirne
Funeral Director and
acensed Embalmer
C tertaaing 13ariors in Oddie
lows building Opposite
Stewart Bros. Resi-
dence Godertokst., opp
Dr. Scott's
Flowers furnished en
short notice.
Phone Night or Day 110.
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F RM FOR SALE
. First clan 100 Acre- Farm in Tuck-
sestalth b good bunclings. Apply to
PROUDFSt icIT.LORAN & COOK,
leagarth Go& leo oat.
31
The reed
soil On S
cupied by
house) conta
cellar, hard
tric
and irt good
and onreas
particulars
A. Tyrem
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USE F I R SALE.
ce of « Jessie ThomP-
mg s eet, at present -oc-
r. Cha les Layton. The
e eigh rooms j with good
and water and elec-
It is ileasantly situated
repair. Will be sold cheap
liable ms. For further
ply a residence of Miss
one north. 2554x
i
. FARM 1 R SALE.
I•
For sale, the soot half of ttot 31-3$
Concession , Tuck !rah, containing
94 acres i« re or l.. There are on
the toemi a goo s frame house with
kitchen -sant woodsh I , cement cistern,
good bank 40 .4 vrith stone stab-
ling 'and e • at flo,irs, drive shed and
hen house d ba supplied by wind-
mill and ee nt k. The farm is in
first class e dition fenced and drain-
od and the are s acres of .first-
class bush nd sm. I orchaad. The
farm is th aad o :half mules from
Clinton, five miles rom Seaforth, and
°me *tiiiki [hots churtl'h and school, rural
telephone in house.. The farm is all on
,
theiifirst eta shape. Reati-
est side Of the railway track and
is
ona e 'reasons for selling. The pro-
prietor wishes to retire. For further
particulars apply a premises or ad-
dress JOHN. THO AS CRICH, Chil-
ton, Ont. 2556x4
NOTICES
L-1012 8.4,1?1 OR RENT- •t 36, cson. 4, MOKillop,
COLtao gs„ Ith -hush, . fruit orchards.
For further par oulars app y to MRS. il,A. GAETZ-
MEYER,' P. O.' 2511, 13 orth. tf
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WARM ?GM'S Lg.-six/0 Oonotsasion Tucker-
emitNon. nng 100 (wog. about seven acres
'under bush. Thfarm Is ell fentsed and drained
and -in, a goo4 as ot oulti ation. There are on the
premles atgood ratite ho , bank barn, pig bongo,
nen hOuse, a use two good wells. 'or
terms 'Mad parti laigresomp ou the premiaes or ad-
dress MRS, ao Komondeille P.O. • "
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EIS, RN FC) , 8
F
bani
k I arn and el
er, ri ilea from
rtilwe efcut
,
the senonci done
for to ea salle.
I
miles outh Of M
Mrs, I atheribe
- One huhdred rieres in a hig
ivation,t a story briok bou,se.larg
o, gold or hard. abundance of war,
sohool, an 2i. miles from town. On '
ion of uasersmith L It. S. ,!11
II Road. P ice right, and easy terms
For furt er particulars apply to .
°Kenzie, ippen, Ont. R R. N. 3
• olor4-t
re am
talnin 130 agree
mode ,0
;art of Lop
brick h
There ,is also g
dation and etabli
on stone fourldat
in good repair.
chard and ti ,wo n
underdrainedab
cultivationVith
well situated on
of Walton 0. P.
mail delivery,
sold on reasonabl
apply on'the pr
woo, sr . •
011, SAL For Sale bot 25 and
24. Come on 14, acKillop, con.
There re on the premises a
use with hard and soft wator.
od barn 1i0x126, with stone foun-
g underneath. driving shed 30241)
on pig pen and hen howl, all
here le al o gool ott -to r or -
ver failing wells, The farm is well
well leno and In a high state of
0 acres of hardwood bush. It is
he North gravel road mile south
, station, also telephone arta, mat
his is a ohotoei farm and will be
;Nes or add , W. J. DICKiON
terms. ,Ft;further particulars
101
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-ttAL11BLE FARM FOR. SALE -Tee administra
V' ors for the etrate of the late Hugh M. Gordon'
offer for sale. Let No. fourteen (14) in the sixth (13
Conceasion of the township of McKillop. This farm
consists of 100 sizes of els N red and improved farm
lands In a clean and good state of cultivation and•is
situated in 11. splendid farming district, convenient
to markets, schools and churches. On the premises
Afti erected a comfortable !mine' lwellirig house,
1804, with ititoten.attaohed. Splendid frame barn
52x7O with stone,stabling underneath, cement floors
and water in barn, also * good pig pen and water
in barn also a gond pig pen and hen house. The
farm is well fenced and extra Well tile drained. The
title is perfect and possession Will be given forl the
purpose of doingall necessary fall -work. For further
particulars apply to ARCHIB 141/ MoGREGOR, or
m
itessar 1133 .4 Admit:List ato, or to R.
H '
r,1
ard. dea °nil, tn44- loll At s , 914 IA
AUCTION S
ES.
A UCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK AND IMP -
11. LESIpTS--Themas Brown has received in-
structions ram t he undersignrd to sell by public
auction on lot 10 con. 13. KeEillop, on Thursday,.
Dec. 14th, at 1 o'clock p.m. the roliowing-Horses--
Heavy mare 10 years oh!, niatled team mares 10
and 11 years old, work or dri e, and reliable for
ladles to drive, *river 8 years old. Cattle -cow 6
years old due Dee. 27, cow 6 yr& old due Jan.10, cow
6 years old due April 12, 2 opting calves. Pigs -9
pies, 3 months old. About 30 hens, 1 dog. Imp-
lements -1 waggon,. set sleighs, cutter 9.nd pOle,
buggy, light waggon, set harrovve, serd drill, walk-
ing plow, mower, ha} rack, fi
lined. 2 set double trees, 2 gravel boxes, 2 neck -
yokes,' logging chains, 1 churn, 1 heater stove
forty rods of 'woven wire, heavy harnegs, good
as new. set struck harness, 2 stable blankets, robe,
pig trough, get d Owe, a Jot of things too small to
mPntion, startle hay and grain. Terms -All BOMB Of
$10 and under cash; over that amount 10 months'
credit will be given oa furnishing approved bank-
able notes. A discount 44 6 per cent per annum al-
lowed off for CR4311 on credit amount. Hay and
grain to be cash. ROBT. ADAMS, Prop., THOEL
BROWN, Attct.
A, 1.1.4.1TION sALE FARM STOOK AND IMP-
LEMENTS -Thomas Brown has been infitructr
en to Bell by Ptiblo Anotion on lot 18, con. 4, Tuck-
ersmith, on Wedne,sday, Dec. ID, 1916, at one o'clook
p.m. the following -Horses -Brood ware with colt,
sired by King Thomas 3 months old, aged driving
mare, heavy driv r 8 years old, good to work single
or double, horse years old. horse 3 years old, Ally
2 yearsold, 2 HUI e 1 year old. Cattle -cow due
about time of eal , aows due us Jan., cow due xtr
May, cow due in Ma.roh, 2 cows dne later, cow milk-
ing about A man he, 4 2 year old steers, 6 1 year
heifers, 1 steer, calves. P1g4r-18 pigs about 135
lbs., 2 young so 1 with litter of 8 pip two weeks
old, the other to itter before time of sale. Imple
El -lents -2 binde , Deering mower, rake, Moseley-
Harrie hay load° 2 walking plows, 1 gang plow,
Cocksitutt ridin plow, 2 gete of harrows, cultivator,
seed drill, scuffle , '2pair ot sleighs, 2 Clinton fan-
nieg mills, 1 wit bagger, set of scales 2000 lbs.
disk harrow, tu *p sower, waggon, 2 gravel bokes,
new, stook rusk ew, hay rack, hog rack, pig crate,
stone boat, 2 bu es, cutter, oteam separator, jilay
fork, car rope, et ng s and -pullies, 2 opting seats, 2
neck yokes, set d uble harness, set plow harness,
set three horee h rness, set single harness, pulper,
water tank, 2 whleel barrowe,4 set whildetreos,about
25 tons of bay an a quantity oi oats, some tress
geed, seme straw to he fed on the placse, alai forks,
hoes, shovels anc a lot. cf email articles bee numer-
oust to mention. Terses-M1 sutra? of Pe an unciar
cash, over that aquatint 12 leicsaths' credis will be
given on furnish! ne approved joint iaotee. A dis-
count of 6 per cent allow -ad off for cash. No regerve
a9 the proprietor is giving up fanning. Hay and
grain to be cub, ROBT.. licOONIGLE, Prep., T.
Brown. Allot.
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EXPOSITOR
°lice to the People of Hensal
agenswww=.111MMINgs
and Vicinity
t h Almost Upon You
It Will te Here
urs a
ec,
at
Ren le's Store
Hensall,
Ont.
Watch for our Large Circulars they wil xplain the whole story
Watch-ond Wait
WRENT
To rent near the 'City of Toronto,
an improved farm of 157 acres. Ap-
ply to W. M. DOIGe R. R. No. .2,
Kippen, Ontario.
F FOR SALE
' itor sate, a..t 8, , Coe*lm 8, H.
B. $., Tuckenirnith, „corktaining one
hundredi scree, There on th p
frame barn 40'05, h'
stone. foun • arch rd ad
volt, well; a ,r▪ 4Qx on k endi
of farm For arther ear.. ap-
ply to 'PET " OL EARY, aforth,
1R.R No. a
wita
2646-4
FAR FOR SALE -
F r sale Lo 23, Concession 3, Mc -
p, contai ng 100 acre. There
lare n the pre . ises good briek house,
large bank ba 54x58, also g od driv-
ing hed and ot er out buildirt s. The
farxj,. is all fenced and -well un erdrain-
led and in a fit class state ,of culta.
loader'. Forty ares fall ploughed. Two
miles from Seaforth. Rural nail and
phofte. Two ood spring wells, one
'at the barn aid one at the back of
farm. Will be j sold right and posses-
sion given ata- y time. Apply on the
'premises or ad iress R. R. N. 5, Sea
'forth. Phone 3 on 162. JAMES
COURTNEY.
EST AT HEIFER.
Strayed on « the propertyof the
ndersigned, it $0, Concession. 12,
Ribbert, about e middle of Septem-
ber, a yearling heifer. The owner may
pbtain the sam on proving property
and paying cha ges. D: BRINTNELL,
Cromarty P.O. 2555x3
ES
Strayed on
AY HEIFER,
the premise a of the
ndersigned, t 23, CoaiessiQ3, Mc-
illop, about t e end of October, a
earling heifer Owner oatt tlave the
ame on p property and paying
harges. Jain Courtney, R. R. No 5
Or phone a 011. 1 2. 2554-3
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TEAC KR WANTED
1 Second class Norman Teaher for
!Union School $ ction bro. 15, 1ay and,
tephen. Dutie to commence January
917. State lary. Apply to Jacob
Schroeder, Seer tary-ltreasurer, DILS11.•
Wood, Ont., R. . No. 2. 2554x4
BAN RUPT SALE
The stock of W. T. Hays, ggist,
onsisting of d -gs, toliet gools, soaps
stationery, chin ware, crock , glass-
ware, fancy g Ids, patent nedicines,
is offered for immediate salq.
Came and g t your barge. s and
pre ents for ti e Xmas seaton. Ev-
erything must be sold.
2E156-tf.
T. E HAYS, Seaforth -
110
Strayed from
cGiti, Lot 20
op, on Monda
lack, white .ii
y person.
Seed owner wo
haste 7 on 123.
he tame after
uted. BYRO
eaforth.
D LOST.
the residence Of Byron
Concession '7, McKil-
, November 27th, a
d brown bitch hound.
ding same will please
or phone Win. Kerr,
Any person herborir,g
is ootice will be pros-
McGILL, R. R. No, 1,
2555x3
Mc.KIL .,,OP TAXES.
I will be at flhe following places on
the following dates for the purpose of
receiving taxes i Waltoo,Saturday, De-.
-bember 2nd; Cdmmercial Hotel, Sea -
forth, Fridayl, December 8 and 15;
iAny ratepayer wishing to pay taxes
Other than these dates can do so
at the Dominioi Bask, Seaforth, or at
the Standard Blank, Dublin, All taxes
not paid by D cernber 14th will have
5 per cent, added by order of council.
GE . McKEE, Collector,
DISTRICT!' REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED.
At once, for Seaforth and the Co
ty of Huron. A splendid opportunit
/or the right man. STONE & WEI
LING'FON, The Fonthill Nurserie
Toronto, Ontario. 25551-5
NOTICE. .
Tressurer'e Sale of lands for taxes ii
the. Town of Seaforth County o
Huron.
Notice .ie herby given that the lis
of lands for sale for arrears of taxe th
has been prepared, and at copie
thereof may be had in my office, an
that the Het is being published in th
Ontario Gazette, December 2nd, 9t
16th, and 23rd issues, and tliat in del -
lands will be sold for taxes on Thurs-
day, the 8tb day of March, 19,17, at $
o'clock in the afternoon at the Town
Hall, Seafcirth.
- JOHN A. WILSON
Treasurer Town of Seafort
Treasurer' Office,
Deeembe 4th, 1916. 2556-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Estate of Leonard L. McFaul
Late of the Town of Seaforth, in th
County cif Huron, Retired Teache t
deceased.
Notice is, hereby given that all peri'
sons having any claims against th
,said Leonsted L. JNIcFaul, who. died 0
the 10th day of September, 1916, ar
required or or before the lith of De
cember, 191.6, to send by Rost or de
liver full particulars of their claims
the undersigned solicitors herein fo
Mrs. Grao$ McFall', Mrs. Grace E
Mullen, of eaforth, and J. H. McFaul
M.D., of Toronto, the executors of th
*ill of the deceased, and that afte
the said laid mentioned date. the sal
executors Will proceed to distributo
the assets of the said deceased amen
the persons entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of whic
they shall then have notice, and tha
the said executors will not be liable fo
the said asaets or any part thereof,
any person whose claim they shall no
then have received notice. Proudf
Killorast & Cooke, Seaforth, Solicitor
for said Uecutors. '
'Dated at Seaforth this 15th day 0
December, 1916. - 2554-3
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
PROPERTY.
The undersigned Vendor has in.
structed Thomas Brown, of Seaforth
Auctioneer, to offer for sale by Publi
Auction, at the Commercial Betel, i
the Town of Seaforth, on Saturda
y
December 1.6th, 1916, at 2 o'clock, pl.
m. the following lands, namely:-
Lot 13, Concession 3, Huron Roa
Survey, in the Township of Tucker
smith, in the County of Huron, con
taining 100 acres more or less.
On the property is a good dwellin0
house with furnace and cemented celi.
Jar telephone connection; bank barn. 7
x 44, stone foundation, with ten bo
atalls, tile drained, well wit
a windmill at the barn and we
near residence; live stream at Wort
end; hog hOuse, capacity 50 hogs, an
other buildings; good orchard. Th
property is in an excellent eituatio
one mile south of Seaforth fronting o
the Mill. Road and adjoining th
village of ' Egniondville. Irnmedia
possession will be given. The owne
is giving Up farming. The propert
will be sold subject to a reserved bid.
Terms: 'Ten per cent. of the part
chase money to be paid on the date
of sale, arid the balance within 30
days thereafter. I
For further particulars apply to the
owner and yendor, NOAH CONCEN1A
Egmondville P.O., or to
PROUDNOT, KILLORAN & COOK,
Seaforth and Goderieh, Solicitors for
vendor.
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer 2555-
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Stratford, Ont.
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School with Commercial Short-
hand and Telegtaph Department.
Students are entering each week.
The demand on us for trained help
is many times the numer graduat-
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D. A. McLachlan, Princicipal
Board Wanted
I Any person having accontuodatiena
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1 The BELL ENGINE Cad, •
SeaOartla Ontario.
IA Big Sna
Five and one quarter acres at
choice rich soil adjoinin' g Goderiebk
town, twenty minutes 'walk from that
--- square with a splendid fruit tether&
and small frame buildings. Mu*
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Undertaking Parlors above •
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asoline
Engines
New and Second
,Hand
We still handie the Famous
Associated Gasoline Engines.
Also, on hand -
1 44 H P. engine
3-11. p, engine, nearly new
11 2-H. P. engine
I2nd hand grinder
..These Engines and Grinders are all
in first-class repair and will be sold
very reasonably.
J. H. Wright
Garage and Machthe Shop, North
Main St., Seaforth
GRAND TRUNK'4ILWAV
SYSTEM
WINTER
TOURS
CPECIAL Fares now in
eff-
ect to resorts in Florida,
Georgia North and South
Carolina, Louisiana and oth-
er \folithern States, and to
Bermuda and the West In-
dies.
Return•Limit May 3Ist, 1917
Liberal Etop-avers Allowed
C. E. HORRNMG, Union Station,
Toronto, Oa -
W. Somerville. ... ..„ Tcwn Agent
V. Plant. • ... • • • . • • .Depot Azer t
be sold at once and caIi be bought bat
less than$1,000. This is a Real tutu,
gain. No better' spot on earth fee
garden truck or poultry farm. If yesa
want it apply today for partieularaa
Immediate possession given. We not
Huron's largest real estate dealing.
O'Neil and Oa.
GODERICH, 0117T
Beechwooci
An. Open Letter to
My Customers and the Public
I thank you very mai torSW
treiner0t03 litaPport 'accordea to Me St
businem ,far thiri year, and wile*
intotero you That I am propane*
to pay, the thrheat price in esisb
trade for • all the waltz"' dtennearatt
Beechwood alive until ttbs OW*
weatherevery 'Thursday.: We ara
well ato.oked with from** be.
shoes and rubbers and dry good* 1100*
all goods /usually kept In a onsralt
More Well bought fa talf sold; issit
value's In the 'thee. 1 would alma
reimbitl those bebted that It kakis
money and a good. deal of its to IOW
'gook now 'and ask t1a4ne to pay asp
as ominous ito pospdble, 1l steoftvc
axis readya
Toom Reapeoteully,
G. ICHOLLA1411)
Oeteitror 2nd, 1916i
Brucefield and Ba
field Lumber, Coal
and Cement Yards
COA L isigoing to be dear, scarce and
hard. to get, so let us have your orders
now and we will supply you with,
"The Coal that satisfies" if at all pos-
sible.
We are goiug to stock a, few ears of
COKE which will come considerab
cheaper than real and if you we
like try a load of this, let ub know ate
once so that we may place our orders.
We also handle all kinds of Lae s &
Lumber, Lehigh Valley and Scran-
ton Coal, Canada Cement, Dre-e---
ed Lumber & Shingles, Canada
Fibre Board, Metal Building Ma
Faterials, Tile, Cedar Posts, etc.
If in the:market for any ot the atateva.-
items it will pay you to teleplone
John B, Mustard
Brucefield
HEAD OFFICE
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