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SALE RHGiSTBB
On esday, Feb. nth, on Lot 21,
-Con, , McKii'ilep, at 1 ecloek
Yarn, Fltrm Stock and Implementts.
..,Jaltx Stafford, prop.; Thomas Brown,
„auctioneer.
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BIRTHS.
McIntosh In Saskatoon, Sask., on
January 6th, to Rev. A. W. and Mrs.
McIntosh, a daughter.
,uthgate---In Toronto General Hos-
pital, on. January 1?th, to Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Southg te, a daughter.
cooper ---In Seaforth, be. Jan. 8ti, to
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cooper, a
daughter
t raa-1* McKillop on Jan. 12th, to
aid Mrs. Thomas Ryan, a sea..
HEATHS.
Foote --11 Manistique, Mick., cia Jan.
19, Dr. John Foote, son of Mr. John
Foote, of Bannockbrn.
Dressler—In Bayfield, on Jan. 17th,
Charles Dressler, aged 74 years.
Williamson In Bayfield, on Jai. 18th,
Isabella Ben.ie, wife of War. Wil -
Hinson, aged 66 years. •
Ferguson --In Bayfield, oa Jan. 20th,
Elizabeth Falconer, wife of Mr. John
Ferguson, aged 79 years.
cLeed In Bayfield, on Jaz. 21st, Mr.
John McLeod, aged 86 years.
Se Tal Holme
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Funeral Director and
•ieensed Embalmer
iertaklng parlors in Oddfe
lows building opposite
Stewart Bros. Resi-
dence GoderLch st., cpp
Dr, Scott's
Flowers furnished on
short notice.
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11' Phone Night or Day 110.
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TENDERS.
Tenders for operating the snow plow
en the public . roads of the Township
<sf McKillop, for 1917, will be received
by the Council at its meeting at Win
throp on January 3];st Tenders to be
opened at one o'clock p.m.
25634 M. Mudie, Clerk
MISR
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Stratford, Ont.
Ontario's Best Business College.
Students may eater our classes at
any time. Commence your course
now and be qualified for a position
by midsummer. During J :ly and
August of last year we received
calls for over 200 office aesistans
we could not supply. Our gradu-
ates are in demand. Write at
once for our free catalogue.
D_ A. IMCLactlte;'+, Prineitipa
40101.
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ante
Glirls
or More
3The W. E. Sword Mfg. Co.
has purchased the TaylorAnderson
Co. Clothing Factory • in Seaforth
and are going to carry on the bus-
iness from this out for which pur-
pose we require more than .5o girl
assistants. The working hours are
front 8 toy 6 each day except Satur—
day 8 to 12. ',oe hours each ` week.
We suarastee steadyswo .k
the year„round. ••.m,a
.rxellFeJ -vrd.tsr, r' 1
Nice. lean work andigirls can
-, make good wages
We Pay H lest d
n age
Learn g
Apply or write to
Fred Robinson
Manager, Seaforth
AUCTION SALE.
TJO1. ON SALE OF 11'AItM, FARM STOOK AND
1-11 IMPLEMENTS. -- On Lot 2I, °oncession tai„
Mo[illop. on Tuesday-, February 8th, at one
o'olok, the following valuable property will be of-
fered for sale positively without reserve as the pro-
prietor Is giving rip farming. This aboioe fano will
be offered by aaotion on day of sale if not disposed
of before, The fares contains 76 acres with gond
buildings. and 11 is a number • sae state of cultiva-
tion. .Tesla will be made known ori day of sale.
Stook—Me heavy horse rising 1E, one intik Dow 4
years old, 1 Dow due to cafe about April 1st. Im-
plements Binder, mower, horse rake, disc drill,
steel cultivator. steel land roller, lumber wagon,
democrat, bung,: 2,606 lbs. ales, hazy task, wage*
bob with stook rack males,
ooaaplete, fanning mill, died
harrow, set diamond harrows; walkiug plow, gang
plow, set rope slings, new, sewing *Lachine, steel
gasoline tank, new,'oapaoty 18i gals., set double
harness, set single harness. also a large quantity of
hes and bonny supplies, together with a complete
line of forks, shovels, tosie and other articles- too
numerous to mention along wish ho+ts'hold furni-
ture, ate. Terme—All erns of $10 and under
cash, over that amount eight months' ered€t will be
given on famishing approved joint notes, 7 per Dent
allowed off for cash on credit amouate. JOHN
STAFF911D, Prop., Thos. grown, Aunt.
A UOTION SALE OF FARM STOi1K—Thee. Brown
Lt has been instructed is sett by Public Auction
on lot 25, con, 1, Huron road, Hibbert, on Thurs.
day, Feb. 1st, at 1 o'clock, p. ni., the following—
Horses—mare 11 years old, mare 4 yeare old in foal,
horse 4 years old, span of geidings rising 2 years
old, blood colt rising 2 year old, sired by Toddy
Direct, broken, quiet . and reliable, Cattle—eow
calving Feb 25%, 2 Daws to calve in March. 2 cows
to calve in April. cow to calve in June, eo v to
calve the 1st of September, cow milking, 6 steers
rising 2 years old, 4 spring oalvee, 2 cows due at
time of sale. Pigs -i.2 pigs s about 150 lbs. esoh, 14
chunks of pigs, 3 &owe to litter about time of sale,
1 fat sow. The whole will positively be sold with-
out reserve as rhe proprietor is short of feed. Terms—
Eight months credit will be given on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes. A discount of 6 per cent per
annum will he allowed off forcaeh on credit amounts.
JOHN HAAT, Prop., T. Brown, &act.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
1;0R SALE 71t RENT—Lot ;5, eon. 4, McKillop,
100 acres, with busk, aladmill, fruit'orohard'.
For furrher particulars apply to MRS. M.A, GAEPZ-
h1EYER, P. O. Box 259, Seaforth. tf
FM,P3 FOR BALE.—Lot 6, Concession 9, Tucker.
smith, containing 100 sores. about seven aoree
anger bush. The faros is well fenced and drained
and in a good state of cultivation. There are on the
premises a good frame heuee, bank barn, pig house,
nen house, drive house goad two good swells. For
berms and particulars apply en-the;premises or ad -
trees MRS. JOHN MoOLOT, Rgmondvlile POO.
8366 tf
rJARM FOR SALT — One bunired acres ;in a hi,
state of cultivation,two story bricks- use.larg
bank barn and silo, geoil orchard, abundance of wet
er, 1k.milesfrom school, and 211 miles from town. Or
the second eoucessisn of Tuokersmith L. R. S. , 1}
miles south of Mill Road. Price right, and easy terms
for quick sale. For further particulars apply to
!errs. Katherine McKenzie, Kipper], Oat. 5. B. No. 3
ODD FARM FOR SALE—Per Sale Lnt 25 and
part of Lot 24, 0onceseroa 14, McKillop, con-
taining 180 acres. There are on the premises a
modern brick house with hard and soft water.
There is also a good horn it9x12S, with stone foun-
dation and stabling eaderaeath, driving shed 30x40
on stone foundation pig pen and hen house, all
in good repair. There 'e also a gaol bearinx or-
chard and two never failing waffle. The farm is well
underdrained and well leased and In a high state of
cultivation with 19 aores of hardwood bush. It is
l well situated on the North easel road 1 mile south
of 'falton Cl. P. Ti. station, also telephone and rural
mail delivery. This is a ohoice farts and will be
bold on reasonable terms. Fpr further particulars
apply on the premises er atlas. W. J. DICKSON
Waiter . tRkB-t
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Buiidinom Ilaterial for 1917
,e,
Up to the present time wooden building material is
the only product on the • market on which the war has not
effected a raise in price. This condition will not last long.
There is strong evidenee that or, account of exhaustion of
wholesale stoops, prices next season will be very high.
The Roads are Good Buy Now
Lumber
White Pine, Hemlock, Spruce, Cypress, Georgia
Pine
]fed Cedar Shingles
XXXXX XXX XX
ONLY The BEST BRANDS At REASONABLE PRICES
BEAVER BOARD? FIBRE BOARD
Takes the place of lath and plaster, is warmer, cheaper, more ar-
tistic, and is easy to put on, will not crack or fall off.
BEAVER BOARD for Paint Finish
FIBRE BOARD for Wall Paper
if you are building new or renewing old rooms, it will pay you to
investigate these Hoards.
N. CLTJFF & SONS
Seaforth, Ont.
THE
HURON EXPOSITOR
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the An-
nual Meeting of the members of the
Usborne and Hibbert Mutual Fire In-
surance Company .will be held in the
Hall,. Farquhar, on Monday, February
5th, 1917; at 1 p.m., for the purpose of
receiving the reports of Directors and
Auditors for the past year and for the
election of two Directors and two Aud-
itors, and for other business. The Dir-
ectors whose term of office expires,
but who are eligible for re-elction, are
J. L. Russell and William Roy.
W.•A. Turnbull, Secretary.
Farquhar, Jan. 4th, 1917.
TIMBER ARMS FOR SALE.
North half of lot 25, and north half
lot 26, Concession. 8, in the Township
of Morris, in the County of Huron;
each lot contains ,100 acres, entirely
timbered with ash, elm, soft
maple and hard maple and
beech. Will be sold jointly or separ-
ately. For further particulars apply
to Nt
P O_ UDFOOT, KILLORAN & COOK,
Seaforth and Goderich, Ontario.
2563 tf.
CATTLE FOR SALE
Another- toad of those high grade
Durham Cows of good milking strain;
some coming in soon;' also some good
young cattle Will be at my farm on
Saturday, January 27th. Make appoint-
ment by phone No. 94-
GEO. T. TURNBULL,
SEAFORTH.
HURON WEATHER , INSURANCE
MUTUAL COMPAN Y.
Mutual Meeting.
Tke annual meeting of the policy-
holders of the Huron Wieather Insur-
ance Mutual Company Will be held in
the Tow' t1,; Hall, in the Village of Hen -
sail, on Wednesday, January 31st, 1917
at 1.30 o'clock. p.m. The business . of
the meeting will be to receive and dis-
pose of the Directors' and Auditors'
reports; to elect three -directors and
two auditors, and transact such other
business as may be considered for
the good and welfare of the Com-
pany. ' The retiring directors of this
year are Silas Brokenshire, William
T. Caldwell and William B. Battler,
ell of whom are eligible for re-election.
Dated this 15th day of January, 1917
A.G. SMILLIE WM. T. CALDWELL
Secy. president
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kADIf4' TAILOR
And Furrier
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lear1vL , PI" ti;iy; i
Repairing .a ,3!zialty
.A Trial Solicited
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• W.S Gormley
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9
embalmer
Funeral Dire;foc •
Undertaking Pariors above r
M. Williams' grocery a core,
Main Street, Seaforth
:b'lowers fur...eued on short notat.e.
barges moderate. 4
• ` Phone night or day — 192 1
Auction Salel
The remnants of the stock of Mr.
W. T. Hays will be offered for sale big
public auction at the store in Cardno s
Block on.
Saturday
January
27th
at 3 o'clock p.m
Thestock includes medicines and
a number of bottles of the celebrat-
ed Haines English Wiltshire Oil, a
perfect linament for Man or Beast,
also Fancy and Useful Bottles of
all sizes. No reset#ye. ' Terms Cash
T. Brown, Auctioneer
Perfect Pictures
WINTER
TOURS
Special Fares now in effect
to resorts in Florida, Geor-
gia, North slid South Caro-
lina, Louis, ma and other
Southern Sttes, and to Ber-
muda and the West Indies,
Return Limit May 31st, 1917
Liberal Stop -'avers Allowed
Tickets now on sale at all G. T. B
Ticket Offices.
C. E. HORRNING, Union Station,
Toronto, Ont.
W. Somerville....... Town Agent
W. Plant:...... w4 ...Depot Agent
Brumfield and Bay-
field Lumber,
Coal
and Cement Yards
We are now prepare 1 to pay the
Highest Spot Gogh prix a;3 for all kindle
of LOGS, in bulk or by the thousand,
either in the bush or c. Slivered in our
yards.
We also handle all ki ids of Logs &
Lumber, Lehigh Valley and Scran-
ton Coal, Canada Ge'nent, Dress-
ed Lumber & Shingles, Canada
Fibre Board, Metal Ileildieg Ma.
terials, Tile, Cedar Posts, etc.
if in the market for any " ! the a oven
items it will oay' you to tl• ephone
John Ba Mus tard
Brucefield
HEAD OFFICE
LLW
THE CA1oTADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER. G.v.O.. LL.D. D.C.L.; Preside=
JOHN AH1D, Gemmel Maiins'aor. - 61.. 7. F. MMES. Asr't (vroom
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE RIND, $13,5'
BANKING BY MAIL
Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank
of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the
careful attention as is given to all other departments of the
business. Money may be deposited orwithdrawn ha_way at
satisfactorily as by .a personal visit to the
J. G. MULLEN,
SEAFORTH BRANCH
® - - EP -. - MANAGIOL
Agricultural Instruction Cars-
at
Seaforth, January 27th,
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY AND
The Ontario Depen rtrent of Agriculture,
eluding The Agrlieulurga College, Guelph
are co-operating in running demonstration care over the (mild Trunk linen
-in Western Ontario. The results following similar methods of instruction i
past years and the appreciation shown by Ontario farmers, lead us to antici-
pate a very successful series of meetings. esp'cially since plans have been
made to hold evening meetings at most places, when a leading fe t,ture tvill be
MOVING PICTURES
The work bean January 8th and continue till March 14th. Pifty-soten,
places will be visited, a whole day beingspent at each point. The car l
be open from 10 a.m. until 5.30 p.m. ot ally thearmers but the wo>
and children will find much interest in the exhibits and the literature to be
distributed. All should be deeply interested in the evening meetings.
EVERYBODY WILL BE MADE WELCOME TO THE TRAIN AND
LECTURES
Wm. P. Fitzsommons,
Commissioner of Industries, G.T.R.,
MONTREAL, P. Q.
Dr. G. C. Creelman,
Pres., Ont. Agricultural College
GUELPH, Ont.
‘10111111.1113
H. E. Whittenberger, Esq.,
General Supt,, G.T.
TORONTO, Ont,
Geo. A. Putnam, Esq.,'
Supt. or Boards of Agriculture
Dept. of Agriculture, TORONTO, O.n
Huron's Finest Photoplay Palace 1
eaiorth
Ontario
GRAND.
OPNING
Thur. Fria Sat
February--- n't
1st 2nd 53rd
The Tremendous Photo-
) Dramatic Spectacle
What Canadian Papers Say
Toronto News:
"The Battle Cry of Peace" is a tre-
mooduously impressive picture, and a
terrible sermon on the necelysity for
military preparedness on the Nrrth
American Continent.
Toronto World :.. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .
"The Battle Cry of Peace" is the
most wonderful ref all films, and its
series of thrilling pictures, showing
the bombardment of New York from
land, sea and sky, Wall street district
in flames, the dynamiting of public
buildings are of the most sensational
kind.
Toronto Telegram:
There have been war pictures upon
war pictures, exhibited here but this
one is the biggest and most powerful
sermon that could possibly be imagin-
ed.
Toronto Globe:
As a story, as a spectacle and as a
seri on on the necessity for military
preparedness, "The Battle Cry of
Peace" constitutes a class all its very
own, It is based on Hudson Maxim's
"Defenceless America."
Montreal Star: .
To -do justice to the extraordinarily
powerful photoplay drama "The Battle
Cry of Peace" one would have to'vvrite
almost wholly in superlatives.
Two Shows
Each Night
6.45 and 9 p.m.
ew
Perfect Protect
tran
-Th THE MT IttlIMITHY
Nfr'. _i9EriT its THE
IiIS:JRY Of MOON
F;zTURE5. BUT THE
BATTLE CRY OF PEACE
IS MORE THAN
A' MOT' ON
/ PICTURE. IT ISA
GREAT NATIONAL
PROPAGANDA DEAL-
ING
EALING W1TH THE MOST
IMPORTANT PORTANT PRO9LEM
THAT HAS EVER,
CONFRONTED -HIS
NATi ON.
Terrors
reV
iF YOU HAVE A DROP OF RED BLOOD IN YOUR VENUS, Y..
A T1tR€LL SUCH AS YOU HAVE NEVER ENO YM DEW
LE` NESS OF NEW YORK THE WEAKNESS OFOrg
Wriuv AT BY DIE ENENTS HOWITzERS; 5oel1ARif E.r,
SEE NEWYORK iN FUMES AND THE DESECRATION THAT : "
1001000001.
Our Boys Write Home and Tell
of what they have seen in Belgium and France. We can't just
grasp what they are writing us, it seems so unnatural, so much an
unheard-of thing, but this film depiction strikes the truth. The
Vitagraph people have not glossed it over to get by the Censor
Boards, they have struck out boldly and pictured the invasion of
America as Belgium was invaded: They have adhered closely to
the awful pattern of King Albert's little land in this matter and the
effect will be magical upon your minds and inlpalaee.
Now We Can SEE for Ourselves
ALL EXPERIENCE tr4 WITNESSING INS PRODJCTioN
YOU WILL SEE THE ENEMY APPROACHING THE POWER -
.15 AND DEFENSES. YOfi mu. SEE THE HAVOC
SHIPS, 5HELL5, 5I1RAPUELS AND & t i B . You wit.
•v5; EXACTLY AS IT HAPPENED IN B€t(1W1.
NOTICE
This production has been
produced at a tremendous
expense, and has never beep
presented at less than goc ad-
mission. Cirasp the oppor
tunity of seeing this the
world's greatest prbduction
at popular prices of admiss-
ion.
Seaforth
Ontaxio
3 Big Days
Tliii,A.r 10
February
1st 2d 3d
itea
The Greatest War
Drama ever Filmed
5
Some of the Thrilling
Scenes
Hudson Maxim Deiverin;
His Warning re Unprepared-
ness—Secret Meeting of the
Enemy Spies who Betray
New York Discovery of
Spy in a Prominent Home
and 'the Startling Result- .
Enemy Warships cff New
York and Hostile Aeroplanes
Scouting -- American Fleet
Gamely but ETainl Engage
the Enemy and Loses --
Landing of Europf- an Forces
and Martial Law Imposed on
New York—Homes Invaded,
Banks Robbed, Frotesting
Citizens Machine Gunned,
Unorganized Opposition of People
Causes City tore Ruined—Glimpses
of the Nefarious Work of the In
vader in Many Homes—Thrilling
Attempts of Wealthy to escape in
High -Powered Cars --Great Amer-
ican Metropolis Laid in Ruins—Its
People Crushed.
Matinee.,aturday
Children 5c
First Time ever
shown atAdmission of 411C
IMA.GIN E THIS I
A machine gun squad wheeled in 'oeitioer. ea Maim. Street, SL
for the purpose of carrying out that special I ad DC justice
the Gerataas adutisister to helpless people, plait rent...estrata,
Canada is Not Safe From, rte Deeny
THE NEW STRA
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