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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1917-02-16, Page 5617 ▪ 411.af e and to say they Knees is Pate* it hing in the Winter Shoes, Leggings or mild pay or :he Ford is tory motor - before. If y, the Ford g Hard - re Seaforth lity Guaranteed Buy now, even y,. it will pay to• date stock IGES, MONARCH MARRANGES_ , R. (which saves .21 voir and wa...ialag 70c, fik — ....25 to 14* 'lion to $1.411 4 tine, 14"..$L12 5 tines, 14"..$1.6.1 5 tines, 16"..$1../4 5 tines, G tines, 16". f'2311 6 tines, 181'...$2.21i 90c to ;LW • _ ....54e to $1.* . ..$1.10 to $1.211 ▪ Knives -45c to LT§ gplendid Assortment s $2.75ato KS* allsjzes, 25c and 50c per het mc and 50e per inkto .5c. and 50c per bet, fing.e$1.75- to nit .62.20 to $2 -Ti ofing a - et, 4 feet, 5 feet aal ie Iron Works, teeett • • • • • Bells,Seiles Bent *c $1.30 $14.90 $2-11* .i70 1: to $L22 et..$1.00ti3o 1241 41-00 to UM ..... LU 30c *I $2.611 Bros. Hada rim urnacea. ALIO I! sh 11'11E k,RDW RE FORTH RUARY a:won't kit:warts Seaforth, Feb. 15th, 1917. Wheat, per busk ..1.65 .3r, per bush...... .80 to .90 per hush. ...... .50 vs, Per bush. 6.00 to 7,00 Butter No, 1, per .35 Eggs, per dozen ...... .43 Bran. per tem Shorts. per ton Flouroper cwt. 4.85 to 5,30 Hays per ton, to 11.00 Hogs Darr' MARKETS. Toronto, Feht-13. - Butter, fresh creamery prints, 48 to 44e; do, ster- eos41 to 42c; do- solids 40 to 41c; choice dairy prints 37 to 38e; ordinary dairy prints 34e to 36e; bakers' 31 to 28e. Eggs--Nevr laid cartons, 57 to $3e; do. excartons 56 to 57e; storage selects, 47c to 49e; storage No. '1, 46 to 47e. Cheese.. New large 2514:c to 26c; twine 26 to 26%c; triplets 26%c _tet 270; June large 261/4e; twin lk 26fec, triplets 27c. Honey, white clover in 2% pond tine 13% to 14c; 5 lb. tins, 13e to 13½c a pound; 10 -lb tins, 12% to lee a pound; 60 pound tins clover, 12 to 121hc. Comb honey--Seleets, 2.40 to $2.75; No 2, V to $2,15. Buck- isbeat honey, 68-1b. tins 9e to 9% a lb. TORONTO SPED MARKET seed prices are unchanged from Jest! week but liberal offerings have creat- ed a somewhat easier feeling in the, Morally market The impossibility ae hipping red clover seed to Eng, and in time for spring seeding on account of the scarcity of tonnage will eausethe' holding over of a con.- kide,rab16 quantity of 1916 seed either in the hands of the dealer or those of the farmer. The Toledo price- has been as high as $11.46, but is believ- eo be above the 'actual cash figure American dealers are willing to pay. Picea are expected to eemain steady en the immediate future. The follow - fug are the seed prices wholsealers are paying at country points: Alsike No. 1 per bushel $10 to $10.50; No. 2, $8-,50 to $9; No. 3 $7 to $8; reject- od $4.26 to $6.50; Timothy cwt. 0.00 to $6.50; common grades, cwt. $2 to $3; Red glover, No. '1, bushel $9.15 to $10; No. 2, $9 to 9.50; No. 3, $8 to $8.50. '•HURON EXPOSTroR biARRIAGRs. gdwartlik-in London, on an.31 by Rev. C. R. Flanders, Ellen J. Edwards, McGillivray, to R.Y. Co, a Goderich township. Oliver--McWhinney-In Goderich,'on Feb. 1st, Alice Alberta McWhinney of Dungannon, to Francis Oliver, of Fort William. .++•++•++-i 4! ItS as WS.Gortntey 1 4. t Embalmer and iFuneral Direcfor 7 Undertaking Parlors above . iM. Williams' grocery etore, • Main Street. Seaforth : Flowers fureeoiled on short notice, • Charges moderate. . Phone night or day - 192 I' 11 GRAIN MARKET Toronto, Feb; 13. -Manitoba Wheat s -Track, bay ports, No. 1 northern, $1.94; No. 2, do., $1.91; No. 3, do., 1.86; No. 4, 1.77. Manitoba Oats- . All rail, delivered No. 2, C.W,71c; No. 3 CM. 70c; extra No. 1 feed. 70c; No, 1 feed 69e. American corn --yellow 114 subject to .embargo. Ontario Wheat - No. 2 whiter, $1.73 to $1.75;according , -to freights outside; No.'s winter $1.71 to $1a73. Ontario Oats -according to freights ontside-No. 2 white 63 to 65c nominal; No. 3 white, 62 to 64c. Peas -No. 2, $2. 35; Barley -Malting $1 .20 to $1.22; Buckwheat $1.28 nominal, Rye -No, 2 new, $1.40 to $1.42. Man- itoba Flour -First patents in jute bags, $9.50; seconds in jute $9; strong bakers inJute, $8, 60,T oronto.-On- tario Flour -Winter, new, track, To- ronto, .prompt shipment according to sample $7,10 to $7.20; in jute bags, $7 export trade, bulk seaboard. Mill- feed-Carlots delivered, Montreal, freights-Shosrts $40; bran, $35; good feertikni0or bag, $2.70 to $2.80. Hay -Track, Toronto, extra, No. 2, $12 to $12.50; mixed $9 to $11. Straw -Car- lota $9. Potatoes -New Brunswicks carIota $2.85. ••••••••0•••••• -e• -•••••.r • • 1 * ; Phone T Holme Funeral Director and acensed Embalmer iertaicang pariors inOddie Lows building opposite Stewart Bros. -RRsi- dence Goderich st., cpp Dr. Scott'. Flowers furnished on short notice. Night or Day 119, 1100•••••••••••••••ekesse••••• BIRTHS. Xrauskopf-In' McKillop, on Feb. 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kraus- kopf, a eon. Clark -In Hullett, on February 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ephraira Clark, a daughter. Leiper -In Hullett, on January 31st, to Mr. =and Mrs. William Leiper, a SM. - Brown -In Varna, on February 11th, to Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Brown, a daughter. Lawson -In Clinton, on February 8th, to Mr and Mrs. Ernest Lawson,twins a son and daughter. Exeter, on February 1st, to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gillis, a son. McQueen -In Usborne, on February 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mc- Queen, a daughter. tTEIS. Leiper -In Hullett, on February 14th, Stewart Lowrie, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Leiper. Dewar -In Kincardine, on Feb, 5th, James Dewar, aged 85 years. Hill -At Crediton, on February 9th, Mary Hill, in her 69th year. Farrow-% Blyth, on January .28th, William -Farrow, aged. 78 years. Jackson -In Moose Jaw, on Feb. 4th, Arthur, second son of Mr. and Mrs. S.H. jaakson, formerly of Brussels, aged 25 years. Rathweli-At Cranbrook. on Feb 5th, Eva E.,- youngest daughter of Mr. Wm. Rathwell, aged 23 years and 8 months. 'Graham -In Goderich, on February 7, Jane Whitely, wife of the late james Graham, of Sheppardton, aged 87 years and 2 months. ' Johnston -In Goderich township, on February. 5th, Rose Anna Johnston, tlatzliter of the late George John- Anstey-In Goderich, on February 7, Nicholas Anstey, aged 43 years. aohnston--In Goderich, on February 2 Robt. Johnston, in his 70th year. Might - In Clinton, on February 6, Joanna Wright, widow of the late William Wright, of Goderich, aged _88 Years and two months. a, ‘ruttle--At Thames Road, Usborne, on rebruaxy 2nd, Margaret Turnbull, wife of John Cottle, aged 75 years and 1 month. -Penders---In Exeter, on February 6th, Samuel Sanders, aged 82 year:5 and . 2 months, .4••••••••••••••••••••••••• SALE REGivrErg On Thursday „March 8th, at one o'- clock, on lot 21, concesslion 5, Hay, 2% miles west of Hensall, Farm Stock,1 Implements, etc.'. D. Wilson, prop.; ' R. T. Luker, auctioneer. On l'ilesdaY March 6th, at 1 o'clock, on lot 27, conceesion 7, Hay, a mile south of Hills Green, Farm Stock, Im- plements and Househad Furniture. Thomas Consitt, proprietor; R. T. Lu- ker, auctionneer. On Thursday, March 1st, on lot 17, concession 3, Tuckersmith, 1% miles west of 'Egmondville, at 1 p.m. sharp, Farm, FarIll Stock and Irriplenients. Mrs. H. J. Grieve, proprietress; Thos Brown, auctioneer. On Friday, March 2nd at one o'clock p.m.' Bayfield Road, Stanley, farm stockand implements, Mr. A. Dun- can, proprietor; Thoniaa Brown, auct. On Wednesday, Feb,. 28th, at one p.m., on Lot 19, Concession 2, Mc- Killop, farm stock and implements, ete. Stewart McIntosh, proprietor; T. Brown, auctioneer._ A FINE otrrnr FOR SALE, consisting of a hanosome chestnut mare 9 years old and sound. An Excellent gentleman's driver. A first class rubber tired top buggy, newly painted. Gentleman's speed, cutter in first class shape, set of brass mounted single harness. robe, whip and blank- ets. This outfit is perfect in every de- tail, being used for my own personal use. Address Dr. Pingel, Queen's Avenue, London. • 2565x2 - STOCK FOR SALE. Young pigs, sows, and young cattle and a filly for sale. Apply to ALYA WAY, Lot 35, Con. 4, McKillop. • 2566x1 PARM ' FOR SALE. Fifty acre grass farm, abont five miles east of Henson, for sale or to rent. Apply to J. F. Beck. 175 Al- bert St., London, Ont, or proprietor of Commercial Hotel, Hensall. 2566-tf • FARM TO RENT For Rent, 100 acres, Lot, 10; Con- cession 13, McKillop, -with bush, good buildings, also drilled well. For fur- ther particulars apply to John Barron, R. R. No, 4, Walton... 2566-tf 'FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Lot 35, Concession 4, McKiliop, 100 acres, with bush, 'windmill, fruit orch- ards. For further particulars apply to MRS. M. A. GAETZMEYER, P.O. Box 258; Seaforth, Ont. , tf F sLM FOR SALE , For salt,, lot 3, ' C,soncesvion 3, H. R. 8., Tuckers:ran, containing one hundred acres. Mere Cal the place a frame barn 40x65, frame house witn. stove foundation, good orchard and good well; also • river on backend; fattn. For further particulars ap- ply to PETER CLEARY, Seaforth, No, 4. 2546-tf •. FARM FOR SALE. For Sale, lot 28, Concession 1, Tuck- ersmith, containing 98 acres. There re on the premises a good frame house two large bank barns 40x60 and 20x50: The farm is well fenced and drained 131 arid in a good state a cultivation. St- unted on the Huron Road half way e- tween Clinton and Seaforth end is 11 seeded to grass. Will be sold on reas- onable terms. Rural, mail and tele- phone at house. For further particu- lars apply to Mrs. Alexander Jamie- son, R. R. No. 4, Clinton. 2564-tf FARM FOR SALE For sale Lot 23, Concession 3, Mc- Killop, containing 100 ares. There are on the premises good brick house, large bank barn 54x58, also good driv-- ing shed and other out buildings. The farm is all fencer: and well umlerdrain- ed and in a fi i• ... class state a culti- vation. Forty acres fall ploughed. Two miles from Seaforth. :Rural mail and phone. Two good spring wells, one at the barn and one at the back of farm. Will be sold right and posse*. sion given at any time. Apply on thb premises or address R. R. No. 5, Sea - forth. Phone 3 on 162. JAMES COURTNEY. 2556-tf. FARM FOR SALE The Executor of the Estate of the late Lenard McTaggart offers for sale Lot 22, Concession 1, Usborne riOWfl ship. This farm contains 100 acres, about 8 acres of which is planted with an excellmt apnle orchardnearly all spies aid. greeniugs and in good hear- ing condition; about 15 acres of good hardwooa bush land and the balance cleared, either uncle,- cultivation or in. grass. On the premises are two ? small oarns and It driving -shed and 2 never failing wells. The faim is -well under - drained and being locetea on the Northern boundary of Exeter is .un- surpassed for market, high and public school staid • church convenien- ces. Parties desiring to purchase should see or write to the undersgn ed not later than Feb. 19th,• or particulars apply to GLADMAN and STANBURY, Solicitors, Exeter, Out. 2361-3 IMPORTANT NOTICES 1MAKM FOR SALE. --Lot 6, Concession 9, Tuo smith, containing 100 mares. about seve n a a; under bush. The farm is well fenced and drained and in a good state of cultivation. There are on the premises a good frame house, baiik barn, pig house. • ben house, -drive house ;and two good wells. For terms and partioulars apply on the'premises or ad - dream MRS. JOHN MeOLOY. Egmondville PAL 28564f ' mite am FOIL SALE — One hundred wares :in a hig I' stale of cul tivation,two story brickuse.larg bank barn and silo, goad orchard, a.bundame of wat er, 1 miles from school, and 24- miles from vown. Ot the second concession of Tuoirersmith li. E. S.', 11 miles eouth of Mill Road. Price right, and esey terms for quick sale. For further particulars apply to Mrs. Katherine illoKenzie, Kippen, Ont. It 1X. No. 8 . 641x4 -b it T. -BOX ik CO.- mitnimicsas AND - • PrITN.ERAL DIRECTORS HC. BOX *. Bolder of flovernment Diplome, teieettsse , 4. •VIrARCtES MODERATE 4. Plowers uroVished on abort *oboe& _ t Night Cab* •Day Cans 16 Phone 175 • Phone 50 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••; BOAR FOR SERVICE. A thoroughbred Pedigreed York- shir boar bot from J, K. Featherson, Streetsville, Ont, Teems,$1.50, pay- able at time of service with privilege of returning if necesary. Any party 'brewing a sow and not returning a secondl time, or aecording to orders a. manager wili be charged full in- surance whether in pig or not.. JO 3EPH DILLON • Lot 18, Con. 2, Hibbert 25664 HORSES AND CATTLE FOR SALE Another load of those high grade Durham Cows of good milking strain; some coming in soon; also some good young cattle. These animals will be at the farm on Saturday, Feb. 17th. Make appointment by phone No.. 94. Also some good young horses suit- able for farm use, at the livery barn. All stock sold privately. TUR/sIBULL & McINTOSH. SHEEP AND HOGS FOR SALE. The undersigned has for sale seven well bred Leicester ewes; also six chunks of pigs. For further particu- lars apply to GIFFORD CRICH„ R. R.No. 3, Seaforth, or phone 10 on 136 Clinton Central 2565-tf email Seed Show • The South Huron Agricultural So- ciety wil hold their. annual Seed Show in the TOWN HALL, HENSALL, on THURSDAY, MARCH 1st Prize, List: -The following prizes will be awarded on the best samples of seed exhibited in accordance with -the rules governing Seed Fairs: 2 bush, Spring Wheat?, any variety $1.50 81.00 75o 2 bush. %.,Vhite Oats, ady variety 1.60'1.00' 75e 2 bust'. Barley, two -rowed 1.50 1.00 750 2, bush. Barley, six -rowed -• 1.50 1.00 75c 2 bush. Wax Seed 1.50 1.00 750 2.buth. Field Peas 1.50 1.00 75o 1 busk Field BdaDS • MO 1.00 75o 1 bind!. Timothy Seed. • 1.59 1.00 '60 1 bush. Red Clover Seed1.50 1,00 750 1 Inikh, Alfalfa Seed •1.50 . 1.00 750 I bush. Alsike Seed 1.00 75o 1 bush. Poulton, any early variety 1.50 1.00 75c 1 bush. Potatoes for general crop 1,50 4.00 75e Peak of Onions, Dutola isets 1.00 .50 Best collection Wheat,Oatti,Bar ley and Beaneatwo bushels of each Sweepstake Badge Admission Free The Annual Spring Show -of Stallions, Bulls, Cattle and Harness Hors:es will be held at Hensel], on TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1917 Particulars later ROBT. McLAREN, K . .McLEAN, President- Secretary TIC COMMENCING Mo day, Feb. 12th Transcontinental Train For Sudbury, Port Arthur, Fort William, Winnipeg, Brandon Re- gina Saskatoon, Calgary, North Battletord, Edmonton, Vancouver and the Pacific Coast, will leave Toronto Union Station at 9 instead of 16.45 p.m, on Monday, Wednesday. and Friday. CANADIAN NORTHERN Huron Weather Insurance Mutual Company •Protect your property against dam- age by storm or cyclone by a policy in a good live Farmers' Mutual Com- pany. Our rates are very low -only $2.00 per thousand per annum. • , We pay all losses of $1.00 and over from this date forward. Present pol- icyholders note this announcement. For full particulars see or phone any of the following agents: S Hardy, General Agent, Exeter R. G. Jarrnuth, sub agent, Bornholm N. Ogden, Sub -Agent, Centralia • H. H. Hill, Sub -Agent, Aubum, or write the Secretary A. G. Smillie, Seaforth. James Scott, Pres., Cromarty UCTION SALE — The undersigned auctioneer 1-1 has been Instructed to sell by public auction on Lot,16, Conceselon 3. Toy/sable of Hay. On Fri- day, Maroh and, at 12.30 p.m, sharp, the following proporty : Horses—One bay horse 11 years old, 1 • brown mare 11 years old in foal to Colonel Graham, • 1 bay mare8 years old in foal to Lamberton Hero, 2 heavy draught geldings rising 3 years old. Cattle— Ten cows due to calve in March, April and May, 4 (melee rising I year old. Sheep — 41 ewes due to lamb in March and April. Pigs—Sow due in Marnh, 9 store hogs. Hens -125 bens. Implements — One Massey -Harris binder with truck and sheaf carrier, McCormick mower, Biassey-Harris drill, hay loader, hay rake, steel miler, teat. cultivator and puller, 2 cultivators, eonffier, set diamond harrows. disc har- row. double plow and 3 walking plows, one manure spreader, set of scales, Clinton fanning mill, cutting box, grinder, crusher, gravel box, pulper. large potash kettle and small kettle, heavy wagon, set of eleighs, hay rack, hay fork, 2 sets double harness, 1 set single harnees, grindstone, wheelbarrow, sap pan and a number of pails, Imperial Oxford range for ccial or wood, and other articles too numerous to mention, also a quantity of No. 72 oats suitable for seed, 8 bushels red clover seed, 5 bushels alsike clover seed. Terms—All sums of 810 and under. cash; over that amount 9 months' oredit will be given on furnishing, approved joint notee, A die - count of 4 cents on the dollar off for cash. No re- serve as the proprietor has eold his farina, Alex. Munn, Proprietor; Luker, Auctioneer, phone 175, Exeter. 2506 -td ,kt tronori ElAtalt OF 'AR R STOCK AND Itt. 11. PtieliENTS.--Thos. Browinhes been instruct_ ed to sell by public auction on Lot 19, Concession 2, meginop, on wecinesoy, February 231h, et I o'clock pm.. the wowing.: lIorsega-One poir of matched geldings- 8 years old, 3,609 lbs,4 1 good work mare it yore Old. 1 taoxl driving hove, 1 strong driviog hens 5 years old, 1 driving horse 9 years old w01 work single or doublesCattle—Three newly calved COWet 1 00W 01 OSIVO tebtV.It thne of sale, 6 cows to calve in March, 1 cow to calve in April, two-year Olde, 1.1 yearlings. Pigs, Stio.a-Brood sow to litter about the thne of tate. Hens Abont forty good Bock Ilene. Implements — Seven foot binder with track, 6 ft. mower, horse, rake, Bissell disc, new Cookehutt stiff tooth cultivator, new Cook - shaft. 15 diva drill, new land teller, corn cultivator, manure spreader, 2 furrow Cocksoutt riding plow, peeeln riding plow. walking plow, 14., & W. gang plow, light wagon, denatxwat, truck wagon, iron axle wagon, top bnggy. MeLaughlie top buggy nearly new, outtere„ 585 01 5 ton platforin Pi tless scales, 2 setadiamond • harrows, harrow cart, two fonfilere, London ps engine 4r 11. la. nearly new, pump jack, belting, rubber euction hose for eteam engine. Sharplese mechanical milking machine run two years, cream separator nearly new 600 pounds capacity, light gas tractor WI, th three furrow self - lift plow, set,of TOM for buikling cement silo, corn blower, airmail' sew with three blades, one Jolliett 10 inch grinder, sugar kettle, wheel barrow, grind stone. emery stone, London fence machine, hay fork, slings, pulleys and ropes, fanning hay rack, gravel boe, set sleighs for engine, set of new sloop sleighs, 2 sets sleigh bunks, set baavy team harness. 2 sets plow harness, set light double bar. nese, S sets single harness, cutter pole, buggy pole, two pairs of horn blankets, °bailee, forks, shovels, churn'washing inaohine, cook FLOVe, broajgrt 200 •egg ineubator, 8 eight -gallon cream eons, three bed steads, table, butter svorkor, 13e11 cutting box. Nos - on dell < a quantity of 1-2 inch gas pipe, 80 feet of 1-2 inch rubber hose and other articles too numer- ous to mention. Terms—Ten dollars and under, cash; over that amount eight months' credit will be given on bankable paper. A diseount of 6 per cent, per anTIUM off for cash on credit amounts. No reserve. No Outside stock allowed on premises. tiltewst MW0.1tLi....141 .45..1 Pro Auctioneer, AUCTION SALE of choice farm stock Mr. Thomas Cameron has received instructions to 'sell by, public auction on Lot 8, Con- cession 4, Usborne' ' on Tuesday, Mar. 6th, at _one o'clocksharp, the follow- ing. valuable stock: Horses -Pair of draft gelding:3, 4 years old; pair 3 year old agricultural geldings'broken to harness; black clean leg horse, will weigh 1400, a good one.'bay mare 5 years old; draft mare 9 years oil; draft filly 3 years old broke; agricul- tural horse 5 years old; matched pair, horse and mare; 2 agricultural mares 4 years old, agricultural mare 3 years aid, pair 4year old geldings. Cattle --7 heifers two years old, 8 steers 2 years old; 2 steers comnig 8 years old, 5 calves, heifer just in. Terms of Sale -Six months' credit on furn- ishing approved joint notes. A dis- count of 6 per cent. per annum in lieu of notes. HARRY W. HORTON, Proprietor; THOS. CAMERON, Amt. 9 UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock ,and Implements, Etc. Mf. R. T. Luker has been instructed by the undersigned to sell by public auction on lot 21, concession 5, Hay, 21/4 miles west of Hensel, on the Zur- ich Road, on Thursday, 1Vlarth 8, 1917, at one o'clock, the following articles: Horses -One .black gelding five years old,bay mare 9 years old, driving horse 4 years old, blood mare in foal, 15 years old, colt 2 years old, colt, 1 year old. Cattle -cow due to calve at tune ef sale, cow due to calve in May, 2 farrow cows, 2 heifers 1 year old, 2 steers 1 year old, 5 spring calves, brood sow, and 60 hens, Implements -wag- on, 3 inch tire; wagon, 234 inch tire; Frost & Wood binder, Deering mower, hayrake, bobsleighs, 12 hoe drill cul- tivator, 2 walking plows, riding plow, set harrows, roller, buggy, cutter, hay rick, gravel box, set work harness, eet single harriessisugar kettle. House- hold Effects -Sideboard, drop leaf tab- le, 10 kitchen chairs, 2 heating stoves, 2 heating drums, number of pipes, forks, chains, shovels, and other art icles too numerous to mention. Terms -All sinus a $10 and under, cash; over that amount ,9 months' credit on approved joint notes. J.D. WILSON Proprietor; R. T. Luker, Auctioneer, Phone 175 r 13, Exeter. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock,Irnplements and House- hold Effects. R. T. Luker has re- ceived instructions to sell by public auction on Lot 27, Concession 7, Hay, one mile south of Hills Green, on March 6, 1917, at one o'clock sharp, the following: . Horses -Mare 5 years old, mare 4 years old, mare 3 years old, got by Colonel Graham; Percheron mare '7 years old, Percheron mare 6 year sold,• gelding -3 years old, colt. rising 1 year, driving . horse 4 years old Cattle -cow 9 years old due to calve in March; cow 8 years old, due to calve in March, cow six year old, in calf; cow in calf 7 years old; cow due in May 7 years old, fat heifer, 2 farrow COWS 4 years old, 3 heifers ris- ing 2 years old,10 steers rising 2 years old, 3 pring calves, 3 July calves, 4 store hogs and about 50- young hens, Implements Set bobsleighs and log bunks, new wagon 21/4 inch tire, farm wagon, top buggy, neVdMaeaey-Har- ris binder 7 -ft. cut, Massey -Harris ;mower, 1034 foot Deering hay -rake, Wisner hoe drill, comb-ined, seeder and fertilizer drill, disc harrow, Deering cultivator, wide and narrow teeth, bean cultivator and puller, Cockshutt riding plough, 2 walking plows, root pulper, Deering steel roller, 3 drums; set iron harrows, long double tree; Clinton fanning mill, stone boat, set 2000 lb. scales, Melottee cream separ- ator; 600 lbs -capacity, bag rully, sad- dle., set team harness nearly new and nickle plated all complete, 2 set work," ,harness, 160 feehayfork rope, three pulleys, car, pu y hooks, slings, and hayfork, 350 cedar posts, 250 cedar • etakes, 40 cords stove wood, 3 ladders, 250 'bushels oats'about 5 "tons clover lay, a quantity of feed, forks, shovels, chains, set single harness, 2 tanks, wheel barrow, grindstone. •Household Effects 3 bedsteads, wood heater, one hanging lamp, table lamp, cream can, feed boiler. Terms -All sums of $1.0 and under, cash; over that amount 10 months' credit on approved joint notes. A discount of 4 per cent allowed off for cash on credit a,mounts. Oats and Hay cash. THOMAS CONSITT, Proprietor; R. T. LUKER Auctioneer, Phone 13 on 175, Exeter. • CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, Hay and Grain There will be sold by public auction on Lot 12, Concesslion. 14, south boundary, Hibbert, one mile north of Farquhar, on Tuesday, Feb. 27th, at one o'clock sharp, namely: Horses -Two brood mares supposed to be in foal, agricultural; 2 mares rising 4 years old, agricultural; 2 • geldings rising 3 years old, agrieul- tural; driver, sucldng colt: Dial purpose % Shorthorn cattle -Loadstone, No. 101,176, by Blarney Stone, Oa - bourne Fairmaid No. 110633, 4 years • old from Aberdeen Fairxnaid second No. 92570 and Bandmaster No, 55633 this heifer is now in the test of R. • O. P. since May last with record of 6650 lbs. of milk and 347 lbs. butter, for first six months. Fair Princess No. 110505, 3 years old from Aberdeen Fairmaid No. 86184, and Bandmaster, due in April. Nokomis No, -124687; 2 years old from Aberdeen Fairmaid 2nd and by Hiawatha No. 92741 due in April, Princess May No, 124688, 18 months old from Fairmaid second by Hiawatha due in June; Princess Atha No. 124689, 6 months old from Fair- 1 maid 2nd by Hiawatha. Grade cat- tle -2 cows with calf at foot; 4 cows I due in March and April; 2 b.eifers duel in April and May; 8 steers and heifers 2 years old; 6 -steers and heifers 11 year old, 2 farrow cows, 1 Jersey cow due in April, 2 pure bred Yorkshire I sows due in April, 100 young pulletts . and 2 turkeys. Implements -Lumber wagon complete, two pair bobsleighs, nearly new; hay and stock racks, top Luggy, cutter, binder, mower, rake, plows, harrows, cultivators, fanning mill, straw cutter ,3 sets double liar- I ness, horse collars, single harness,' gravel box, wheelbarrow, shovels, hoes forks, ect., a quantity of hay and mix- . ed grain, incubator and brooder, coal stove with oven, up-to-date organ, nearly new; glass cupboard, iron ket-2 ties, sap buckets, and spiles, a large ' iron kettle and other articles too num- erous to naention. •Positively no. re- serve at I have sold my farm. Terms -All sums of $5 and under cash, over that amount 10 months' credit on. fur- nishing approved joint notes. C. W. ROBERTSON, Proprietor; THOMAS CAMERON, Auctioneer. 4'. • AUCTION SALE. of Farm, Farm Stock and Implements. Mr. Thomas Brown has been instruct- ed to sell by public auction on Lot 17, Concession 3, Tuckersinith, 1% -miles west of Egmondville, on Thursday, March 1st, at 1 p.m. sharp, the fol- lowing: The Farm -The farm con- tains 100 acres, 20 tides bush and pasture land, 134 storey brick house, two bank barns 40 x 60 with cement stabling; never failing well at the house with windmill and water in sta- ble. Half mile from new school. If farm is not sold, it well be rented. Horses -General purpose teem rising 8 and 10 years, a,ged mare suppesed to be in foal to Jay Medium, spring colt sired by Jay Medium, draft colt rising 3. Catt1e-3 cows due to cave in Mardi, 2 COWS due to calve in April, 1 cow due to calve in May, 4 heifers rising 2 years old, 5 steers 'rising 2 years old, 6 calves 8 and 10 months old. Pigs ----4 brood sows due to litter in April, 1 sow with litter at foot Hens -30 pullets, some pure bred White Wyandottes, no old hens. Implements -Massey-Harris binder 6 foot cut, McCormick mower 5, foot cut, 14 hoe seed drill, McCormick 10 -foot hay rake, eteel land roller, corn cultivator, Massey -Harris spring tooth cultivator, 2 sets harrows, Cockshutt riding plow, single furrow walking plow, Kemp -manure spreader, 2 wagons, wagon box, gravel box, 16 -foot hayrack, Cock- shutt top buggy, open buggy,- Bain sleigh with second shoeing, McLaugh- lin cutter, fanning mill, set 2000 lb. weigh scales, Smalley's improved en- silage cutter with 30 foot carriers, root pulper, 3 h.p. LH. C. gasoline engine, two full sets double 'harness, two full sets single harness, 2 strings bells, a number Of horse collars, Tub- ular cream separator, Daisy churn, washing machine, hay fork, car, rope and pulleys, sugar kettle. and other articles too numerous to mention. Also 50 bushels seed oats, Abundance var- iety and a quantity a hay and straw. Tams -All sums ef $10 and under cash; over that amount 8 months credit will be given on furnishing ap- proved joint notes, A discount of 6 per cent. per annum will be allowed off for cash. Hay and grain to be cash. The farm will be sold on easy terms made known on day of sale or can be had on application to MRS. H. J. GRIEVE, Proprietress; T. BROWN Auctioneer. B eecktwood An Open Letter to My Customers and the Public THE C OF COM • SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LLD., D,C.L., President std4 CAPITAL PAID UP, $15,000,00 ERCE JOHN AiftD, Gentrai Manager H. V, F. JONES, ASA Gera Mann= RESERVE FUND, V3,500,000 It is IMPERATIVE that EVERY PERSON IN CANADA should W33E.1 HARD WASTE NOTHING SPEND LITTLE SAVE MUCI1 Interest allowed at 3% per annum on Savings Deposita of $1 and upwards atany branch of the Bank. SEAFORTHBRANC711 J. G. MULLEN, 41. 3 MANAGINIL- BARN FOR SALE. ANNUL, L MEETING. Good timber. Frame 30x40 with lean-to 12x40. Apply to W. Ament, Seaforth. 2564-tf NOTICE. Treasurer's Sale of lands for taxes in the Team of Seaforth, County a Huron. Notice is herby given that the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes has been prepared, and that copies thereof may be had in my office, and That the list is being published in the Ontario Gazette, December 2nd, 9th 16th, and 23rd issues, and that in de- fault Of payment of the taxes the lands will be sold for taxes on Thurs- day, the 8th day a March, 1917, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at the Town Hall, Seaforth. JOHN A. WILSON Treasurer Town of Seaforth Treasurer's Office, December 4th, 1916. r 2556-13 Notice is hereby given that the An- nual General Meeting td The Robert - Bell Engine & Thresher Co, Ltd.. will be held at the Company's (Me -a, at Seaforth, on Wednesday, the 2813h day of February, 1917, at two o'clock, in the afternoon. By Order a the Board. John Finlaysop, Secretary 2365-2 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Wanted 50 Gir or More Brumfield and Ba' The W. E. Siantord Mfg. Co. has purchased the Taylor -Anderson field Lumber coal Co. Clothins Factory in Seaforth and are going to -carry on the bus- iness from this out for which pur- pose we require more thaa so gid assistants. The working hours are from 8 to 6 each day except Satur- day 8 to 12. ce hours each week. We • guarantee steady work the year round; Nice clean work and girls can make good wags We Pay Hilliest wages while Learning • Apply or write to and Cement Yards 1 11111.1.0.10•1••••••.•••• We are now prepared to pay the Highest Spot Cash prices for all kinds Of LOGS, in bulk or by the thousand, either in the bush or delivered in our yards. We also handle all kinds of Logs & Lumber, Lehigh Valley and Scran- ton Coal, Canada Cement, Dress- ed Lumber & Shingles, Canada Fibre Board, Metal B ui I din g• Ma terials, Tile, Cedar Posts, etc. if in the market, for any ot the aoveh items it will pay you to telephone John 13, Mustard: Brucefield HEAD OFFICE tfiank you very unmet/ me the 1 generous support .accorded to ene to business so lar thrs year, and whit to infoon you that I aot prepared to pay the Ughest prIce in cash or trade for all the poultry Idielivered Beechwood alive until ttio owl weather, every Thursday. We are well stocked with groceries, boots. shoes and rubbers an cll dry goods and all goods Usually kept in a general store. Well bought is talf sold; food values in these lines. 1 would also remind thoB th1ebted that It takes !money and a gaol, deal of '14 to bay stock now and ask thebs to pay ap as promptly es po&sible, All accounts are ready,i Yours Respectfully, G. K. HOLLAND Fred Robinson Manager, Seaforth That New. Spring Sm. or Overcoat I T HAS ALWAYS been our aim and ambition • give our customers the best •possible satisfaction in the tailoring business. Our suits 1:.rid overcoats are made in a high-class. careful manner. They have earned their reputation from the way they are tailored as well as from the pure materials from which they are made. The quality has always been a prime factor in our tailoring, and always will be. We never had a finer range of Spring and Sum- mer materials. Distinctive patterns add shades of sich, fast color- ings, also all the plain shades. Fabrics to please young men, middle aged men and old men. It doe' not matter whether you are a style enthusiast or just appreeiate quality, tailoring and value. We know that we can give you satisfaction. Come in and examine these new materials. Let US Be _TY OUR 1 ailors W. D. Bright & Son. Seaforth 'vt.Tv4orvozwzr • \ • 'as Low Fares • aad through Tickets To all points in ETERN CANADA and the Pacific Coast Electric Lighted and comfortably -equipped trains To obtain the lowest fare and the most convenient routing apply to Chas. A. Aberhart, Druggist, Agent, or write to P. L. Fairbairn, General Passenger Dept. , 68 King St. E., Totonto. Via Canadian Northern -611111111ftwalii