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[eve flag -pee velllee also adorn the
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together with a new flag
of the _pal, Mr. Wiilin
Mr. T eelands,
of' Srat-
ent a few days holidays here
home during the past week.
auto oads :of gypsies struck
Tuesday but did not .
long,. net being given
gement.-The large
n k street, on the west
the railway track is nearing
ion.
'11C4TEN., •
mare& mete who ierver a. buy Man
ns hisishtentiont to ell fines of =mobili-
sed woidd salt Mat ell . wi4hing= maim
thinerv Iine tolest'e the same at hit ebrip
ie. AU lines- of wood workpipabing for
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o by the old v4efen, whohas cow equals •
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by none. The old relle* stand.
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.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert John-
St.Augustine, were the guests.
and Mrs, Jelnitetell -in t
this week. - Mr. and Mrs.
$ of Porter's Halt spent Do -
Day with friceids in the vile
Iliss Mabel Whiteman, of To-:
isiW at the parental home of
Mrs. John Whiteman, in the
-Mr. W. H. Johnston was in
last week acting as ex -
at the departmental examine -
Jubilee services were held by
meeting of or Sunday schools .
ay last, which were both inter- e
and inspiring. - A ninriber
re attended the garden partY
Green on Wednesdayte-vening
1 as the ladies of Hills Green
d their high reputation :for
ppers, all enjoyed a. good time..
Mr. Jones, the new pastor of `• „.
hodist church, here, COnducted.
ices .on Sabbath last and. 1031448
Iid impreeidon on his net On -
The reverend gentlitean is
man who has bright 110$$$$ of
in his chosen calling.-Ms-
loir of Henson was visiting
Lorne of Mr., and Mrs. William
n the village this week. -0
ee much wet cold weather.
op has received a had shaleinie
his section and a few farm. -
to sow their crop over agan.
eans at their present high
is means a serious loss tothe ,
S. Cudmore of near' e
io is one of the big hay dealers
has been, busy pressing hay
;he farmere. Mr Cuthnore re-
d -lowed your coriatpondent a
thnoth.y hay grown on the
L Mr. Andrew Wright; of TM-
tich measured four and a. half
Length. He says this is just 5,
of Mr. Wright's farming z and
s one who b.ows how to mike
pay. -Master Gilbert Jarrott •
-lig his holidays with fries* '
n. -Rev. Dr. Aiken cendUcte .
ervices in Crediton 011 Sun-
ing last -The many ftienclx
Robert, PA.T30/13 wilt regret_
t that he has not been cll.-
tis Waai. good health for *IRS •
ast.„, but 1I hope that he $7114. •
displaying his llama
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greys, browns and
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CONSTANCE
rden Party. --There will be a knell from $7-50 to $9. Calve*
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were
sheeP were from, $6 to .$7, and light
be McGregor, an, the eyping of ly a little belief than a *mound -hoot
' jut party at the home of Mr. from $13-50 to Ilt26 'novo were on-
jeonday, . July- 9. $trawhernee and on the market yesterday, and the Price
Areara will be served, and the Clinton: was stationary 'at the last advance:
Send Will be in attendance. Every- which chanecteehted kat week's -trade,
tiody come and 'have a good time. i nainely,$1626 fed and watered. Farm-
ers are a neatly still holding their
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&death, July 6, 1917 1 hogs, an Paling st. further advancee
sutter, per p 0=1 , . . . . . . 30 ,to 32e `_but some dealers expre.,sed the °pla-
sm* per dozen . . .. . , „a& te 29e ROI yesterday that a change in prices
was tmlooked for today.
eePeta_at4es,__' Perleebag. I: .*.se* :;e' tt .eg$4:2ee5 Some representative sales:
3:1O,r1I'VeZei .. ' •-.1'. w. 767e , Swift Canadian Company bought 100
,4,:itl de7corated on go:tit:day, falai. the IdieeP and Iambs' SheeP $5 to WOO;
thca t m9.0011=1)8 $13 to $14; 125 calves $8.50 to
lk
heavy steers 11.90
_ ea, _ ___, .. .= .., $. ... t., ..„ butchers $1.0 to 11.40; good eows.$8.-
;mar o iv); *Ishii - - - . . . , . . 7$-1 . 20 I $14`5° 5°° cattle,
Bran, per . . . `. . . . ..s.ii.z,i; 50 to $9.25; medium cows $7.50 to
lissni,Bogst Porperewt.tteek' *r. ::..*: iiiit1572 8.1a;regannAersbapetir hough"; imilat 60460 l*cattile°:*
$5.50 to $9:50; bulls $7.50 th UO.
BEAN MARKET. , Gurus Ltd. bought 250 dattle: But -
Toronto, July 2. -Beans, Japanese, Oilers' $10:25 to $11.50; bulls $8.50
handpicked.. bushel $7.50 to $8;Canaci- to $10; cows, $8 to $10 .
jall handpicied, bushel, $9.25; prime; ' McDonald and Halligan sold on
Monday 25 cars of stock: Choice heavy
•48 .75 . '
- steers $11 to $11.50$ good .$10.50 to
$10.75; choice butchers $10.65 to $11;
good $10 to $10.50; medium - $9 to
$9,50; common $8 to $8.75; choice
cows $9 to $9,25; good $8.50 to $8.75;
medium $7 to $8. carmen and cutters
$5.60 to $6.50. beet milkers and
Steers and heifers $10 to $11.75; cows
• POULTRY MARKET.
Toronto:40July -IPoultry-Livo
-...-alickens,-spring, 25e; hens under 5
pounds 16er time, over 5 lbs., 19e,
roostart, 14c. disckie 12c; turkeys 16c.
Dressed---Chiskais, spring, '35 to 40e; .
118,10ebens-over 5 lbe, sPrmgers $$0 to $115 each: medium.
bens under 5$
28e; reosters,A6e; -turkeys, 18e. ..to; ISO; 'four decks -of
ese • f end watered; 25 'calves $13 to $15
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I sheep. $6 to $9; yearlings $11; lambs
DALRY MARKETS
13,50 to 14.50; ehoice bulls, $9.50
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Torosto, July 3. -Butter, creamery to
erints,:fresh made, 37c to 39, cream-
ery solids, 37 to 38e; 'choice dairy
prints, 34 to 35c; ordinary dairy
prints,'•32c to 33c; bakers', 28 to 29c.
Eggs, per dozen ex -cartons, 35 cent,s.
Meese, new 'sive: twins 2317,1e;
old large, 30.tec3Ic; twins, 8ic.
:GRA.IN MARKET.
Toronto, July 3. -Manitoba Wheat
t -Track, bay ports,. No. 1 northern,
VA; No, 2 Northern .$2.32. Ameri-
en Lyellow $1.82%, nom-
inal. Ontario' Wheat --No. 2 'winter,
$2,35 to $2.40; according to freights
Outside; No. 3 winter, $2.38 to $2.43.
Peas --Nominal. Barley Malting,
/10MITIal. Rye -rico.. .2, new, $2.05;
nominal. Manitol)lt Flour -First pa-
tents in jute ,bags; $12 90; second pat-
epts $12.40; strong bakers' $1.2.00:
Ontario Flottg-Winter, new, track.
Toronto, prompt shipment, according
I; sample -p0.-50 to $10.60. Millfeed-
Car lots, delivered, Montreal freights;
Shorts $38; bran $31; middlings $42;
good feed flout. per 'bag, $2.80 to
$2.90. Hay-Traelc, Toronto, extra No.
2 $12.5fi.to $13.50; mixed, $9 to $1.1.
.75; good $8.75 to $9.25; med-
$8 to$850; common $6.50 to
$7.50
J B. Shields and Son sold: Butch-
ers, 10, 690, $7.75; 20, 975, *10.50;
1, 910, $9.50; 18, 1100, $11.15; cows,
1, 1010, $8.50;‘ 2, 1045, $8; 3, 1050,
$9; 3,, pgo, $8.60; 3, MO, $9.50; bulls,
1,1620, $9.25; 1, 1170, $9.40; calves,
5, 158, $14.50; 'sheep, 1, 110, $10; 1,
190, $6.25; 1, 100, $6.50; milkers and
springers, 1 'at $87. '
'H.1 P. Kennedy and Co., td., sold:
Butchers', 17 (1040) $11.10; 13 (1020)
$10; .12 11100) 11.20 Cows: 4, (1130)
$8.75; 8 (1160) $8.50; 9 (1180) $9.25;
4 (1140) $8.75; bulls, 11 (1160) $8.76;
1 (840) $10; milkers and springers
-2, at $85. each; sheep and. lambs, 8
(150) $9; 1 (260) $6; 1, 70, $14,
Rice. and Whaley had 35 cars: But-
chers, 22, 990, $11.50; 21, (940) $10.-
35; 2 (610) $8; 20, 1030, $10.36; 17
(1190) $11.86; cows, 12 (1170) $9;
3 (1160) $8.90; 1,1200, $7.75; canner
and cutters, 2 (990) $6.75; bulls, 1
( 670) 00.50; stockers and feeders
-2, 520, $6; 8, 780, $7.90.
Quotations: Choice -heavy steers $11.
to. $11.25; good $10.25 to $10.75;
$traw-Car Iota, $9. • butchers' choice handy $11 to $11.75;
good $9.50 to $10.00; common $9 t)
$.1•25; butchers' bulls. choice,$9.50 to
LIVE STOCK ,MARKETS. $10.000; good-, $7.50 to $8; medium
Montreal, July 3rd -The offerings $7 . 00 to $7 . 50 butchers' choice
at the west end cattle market for the
week have been 97$ cattle, 200 sheep
and lambs, 1600, hogs and 1075.
This morning offerings 'amounted to -
800 cattle, 125. eheep and. lambs, 575
hogs and 850.- Calves. ;Small meats
were firm, but dalves were about $1
per cwt cheaper. Hoge were the most -
sensational leatitre; choice Selects fet--
ching $17 per 100 lbs. Weighed.off cars
• Quotations-Choiee eteers, al to $11.-
60; good, $10.26 to ;lie medium, 9.50
to $10; choke cows $9 to. $1,0; good
$8.50 to $9; medium, $,8 to 48.25;
choice bulls $10 to $10,25;_good, .P,25
to $9_50; medium f8:1A), to' $9; calves,
choice $10 to $11; good, $7 to $9.
Sheep, $9. Spring lambs, $6 to $8 per
Bead, Hogs,. choke selects, $16.75 to
$1.7; good selects, $1.6.25 . to .$16.50.
Sows, $14 to $14.60.
Buffalo, July 3rd. -Cattle, market
25c to 40c lower; - prime native steers
$13.25 to $13.70; fair to good $12 to
- $12.70; plain, ;11.26, to $11.75;
coarse and minion $10:75 to $11;
best heavy Canadians. $12_75 to 13.25;
fair to good, 11,50 to $12; common
and plain 00.26 to ',$1.e.75; choice
heay butcher steers at $11.60 to $12 .-
fair to OM 10.60 to $11.25; best
handy steers '$11' to: $11,76; fair to
good $9.76' to 410,50; light and corn -
r on $9 to $9.50; choke yearlings, $12
to $13; fair to good $11 to 11.75; best
heavy heifers, $10 to $11; best butcher
heifers $9 to $10; fair. butcher heifers
$8 to $8.75; very fancy fat cows $9.50
to $10; bestheavy fat cows, $8.50 to
$9; good butcher cows $7,t75. to $8.25;
medium to fair $6 .7514i ;7;50; cutters
$6.25 to $6.50; canners,' $5.50 to $6.
best heavy bulls $9.50 to $10; best
heavy fat bulls $9:50 to $10; good but-
cher bulls $8.50 to $9,26; sausage
bulls $7,25 to $8; light bulls $6 to $7;
best feeders $8.50 to $9; common to
fair $7.75 to $8.26; best stdekers, $8
to $.50; common to geed, $6 to $7.75;
milkers and springers, $65 to $110.
Hogs -Steady, heavy, $15.`90. to $16.10
yerkers, $15.76 to $15.86; pigs, $14.-
26; to $14.75. Sheep and lambs
Slow; top lambs $16 to $17;' Yaarlhl
$14 to $15; wethers $10.25 to 00.50;
ewes, $9 to $9.75; calves $16; steady
tops, $15.26 to $15-50; fair to good
$14.50 to $15; grassers, $5 to $7.
Toronto, July 3. -With the largest
run of cattle on a Monday market for
some weeks Past; the live stock trade
at the Union Stock Yards yesterday
was slow and draggy, with the price
on good butchers pff a quarter, and on
medium and common stuff 50 to 75c.
Owing to the dot: being a holiday, by
a rule of the stockholders, the market
closed at twelve o'clock, with well over
a thousand head still unaold. Trade
was very dull at the opening, but be-
tween 11 and 12 it became brisker
and by closing time fully 2,000 cattle
had changed hands. There were $er
too many cattle offered, considerin
the demand, and prices simply had to
take a tumble. There was not much
of what one would term very choice
stuff on the market, but there were
a large number of fairly good cattle.
The Swift Canadian Company purchas-
ed one load of heavy steers for $11.90,
which was the top quotation of the day
A few others brought $11.70., and some
$11.50, but the general figure for
good butchers on yesterday's market
was from $10 to $11.35. Cows were
quoted another quarter lower than
the Close of last week's trade and
butcher bulls also showed another de-
cline of 25c. Cows were sold all the
way from $5.50 to $9.50, according
to quality, and bulls from $7.50 to
$10. Fully 75 per cent. of the cattle
offered yesterday were grass-fed,
and from now it is likely that very
few stall fed animals will be on sale.
There was little demand for milkers
and springers,but the offering in this
department maintained a high stand-
ard with prices about steady with last
week. In the small meats department
trade was about steady', with spring
"lambs possibly a little lower, although
Thursday's top quotation of $14.50
was obtained for a few. The price ran-
ged from $12 to $14, the above men-
tioned figure being exceptional. Heavy
cows $8.50 to $9; good $8 to $8.50;
medium $7.50 to $8; - feeders, -900
to 1000 lbs, $9 to $9.50; medium, 70$
to 800 lbs, $7.75 to $8.25; stoekers,700
to 900 lbs, $7 to 48.25; medium, .$6 to
$6.50; canners $5.25 to $5.75; milkers,
geocl to choice $90 to $120; counnon
and medium, $40 to $80; springeta,
$40 to $120; eaives veal choice, $12.00
to: $16; medibm, $10 to $11.50; com-
mon, $6 to $8.50; grass $6 to $7; heavy
fat to ;10.50; spring lambs $12
to $4 per cwt.; sheep, yearlings,
cheicaclipped, $10 to $11; sheep, ewes,
light eiltPed, $8 to $81511; heavy and
tucks, $6.50 to $7.50; culls $4 to $5.50;
hogs, fed and watered, $16.25; of
ctrs, $16.50.
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4.' PIINERAL DIRECTORS ;
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and License. •
4. CHARGES MODERATE •
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• BIRTHS.
Klumpp-In Dashwood, on June 24,
to Mr.and Mrs. T. Eaumpp, a son.
Alcock -In Morris township, on June
.26th, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Al -
'cock, a daughter
McDonal&--In. Hullett, on June 25th,
to Mr. and Mrs, Peter -McDonald.
a daughter.
Scott -In MelCillop, on July 1st, to
Mr. and Mrs. Wihriore Scott, a
son? •
MARRIAGES.
Aiken---Crooks--r--IE GoderiCh town-
ship, on June 27th, by Rev. J. A.
• Agnew, Teresa Elizabeth, only
daughter of Mr. William Crooks,
to W. Moffatt Aiken, of Allenford.
Hill -Ball -At Fairview Farm, Hul-
lett, on June 27-th, by Rev. J. Ab-
rey, of Londesboro, Annie; daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ball,
to Howard, Hill, of Taber, Alta.
Switzer-Curiee--In Clinton, on June
27th, by Reg. J. A. Agnew, Ruby,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
• Currie, of Goderich township, to
Charles Switzer •
• DEATHS.,
Bloomfield -In Centralia, on June 26,
Harriet Edwards, wife of Mar-
shall Bleomfield, aged 65 years.
'Kinsman -In Exeter, on June 24th,
• Miss Laura Ann Kinsman.
Austin -In Hullett, on June 26th,
Thons Austin, aged 81 years and
4 m4inths.
Gemmell -In Tuxford, on. June 29th,
Thomas Alexander, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Gemmell, aged 29
years.
•S. T. Holmes
Funeral Director and
Licensed Embalmer
Undertaking parlors in Oddfel
tows building opposite
Stewart Bros. Resi-
dence Godench et., opp
Dr. Scott's
Flowers furnished G12
short notice.
Phone Night or Day 119
WORE noun, sot
rdir ail* No 7 store home on G.T.
jt. triek. APply to Mrs. Jelin MOW
.insfurat. ' - 257543
HOUSE FOR SAII.E.
For We, the two storey, seven -
roomed brick -residence,. on James at.,
Seaforth, owned by Mrs. 'Ethel Mc-
Lean. Apply at The Expositor Offide.
'
CARRIAGE FOR SALE,
Two seated Gladstone, natural wod, as
good as new and easy running,com-
fortable family rig. Apply at The
Expositor Oe', Seaforth. 2578-tf
DRAIN TILE
We will open a kiln on Saturday,
July 7th. We wili then have tile from
2I/2 to 7 inches. Phone 9 on 146.,
Kruse Bros., Egmondville. 2586-1
FOR Rim.,
Campbell block to rent, consisting
of two stone. For yearly tenant, the
stores will be fitted up to suit the ten-
ant. Apply tcoTHOPdAS STEPHENS
Seaforth. • 25794f
OLD FALSE TEETH.
-• Bought in any condition. $1.00 pet
iiet or seven cents pr tooth. • Cash by
return mail. R. A. Copeman, '25791
Esplanade Avenue, Montreal:1' Q.
2585x8
, TEACHER WANTED
• For school section No. 2, Tucker -
smith, male or female, with first or
second class certificate. • Duties to
commence September 4th, 1917. Ap-
plications :stating salary and experi-
ence to be in the 15th of July, 1917.
Address Robert 3 Cooper; Secretary -
Treasurer, Kippen, Ontario. 2586.2
TEACHER WANTED
• EXperienced teacher, Protestant, for
School Section No., 1, Usborne; first
or second class professional. Duties
to commence September 4th. Salary
$640. Henry .Strang, Secretary, R.
R. No. 1, Henson.- 2586-3
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE ALEX. SUTHERLAND.
The house and lot on John Street,
Seaforth, must be sold. Choice loca-
tion, exceptienally well built, finished
in ash, hard and soft Water, splendid
garden With fruit 'trees,. chicken house,
etc. May be intpected at any time.
An excellent opportunity for anyone
wishing to secure a comfortable resi-
dence. Price reasonable for prompt
sale. Apply to _.A- D. Sutherland,
2586-tf
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
One-fifth of an Acre of imod ground
and a story aud-t half brick veneered
house with large kitchen -attached, on
East William street, Seaforth. This
property is in splendid conditioh,pleas-
aptly situated and will be sold cheap
as the owner is removing to London.
Apply to HARRY .SPEARE,
or to JOHN RANKIN, Seaforth.
2571-tf
• s as a. • • am am. e in 0
FARM FOR SALE. • ,
Lot .31, Concesion .S, , Tucker -
smith. There are 95 aerQi, of le
ed, improved land. This land is in a
good state of cultivation ancleis well
fenced and well drained. There are
two bank barns, brick hoese 28 by 38,
11/2 storey with back kitchen and
woodshed. • For particulars apply on
premises. James McIntosh, R. R. No.
3, Seaforth. 2586x12
STOC1$ FOR SALE.'
,
For sale nine shares Bell Engine &
Thresher Co. Stock at $32 per share.
Par value $50'. This stock is paying
7 per cent. dividends -and is a good
buying proposition at the price. Also
14 shares Seaforth Rink Co. stock at
$:.2 per share. Par value $50. This
stock for years has . paid dividends in
The neighborhood a 7 per cent. Apply
at 'pie Expositor Office, Seaforth.
IMAM' TILE.
We will open- a kiln. of Drain Tile
on Saturday,, July 7th. We will have
a few sizes,. 3 to 8 inches in stock.
Phone your. wants, our quality will
stand inspection or anything else.
Standard prices and terms. Drain
tile Is the orily thing a farmer buys
to -day that is really worth the money
W. M. Sproat, No. 4, Seaforth. Phone
9 on 136 2585-2
NOTICE.
•
On amount of the wet weather, and
a possibility of little work being done
on the Kinburn Drain this season,rate-
payers in MclCillop, who 'intended to
pay their assessments for construc-
tion of said drain in cash will not be
required to do so uhtil further notice
is given. By order of the McKillop
Council. M. Murdie, Clerk. 2586-1
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
For sale a house and three acres of.
land in Eginondville. The house con-
tains seven large rooms and cement
cellar with hard and soft water in the
idtchen. There is also a stable on the
place. A peiy to JAMES S. BROWN,
Seaforth, P 0. 2574-tf
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Lot 35, Concession 4, McKillop, 100
acres, with bush, windmill, fruit orch-
ards. For furthr particulars apply
to MRS. M. A. GAETZIttEYER, P.O.
Box 258, Secforth, Ont., or Peter H.
McGrath, St. Colurnban. 257441
THEMITRON EXPOSIroR
BARN FOS SALE.
Good timber. Frame 80x40 with
lean-to IWO. Appli to W. Amid,
Seater& • 2564-tf
WARNING TO BICYCLE RIDERS
Many complain' tit have been. receiv-
ed of persons riding bicycles on the
sidewalks. Notice is hereby given that
riding bicycles on the sidewalk is
contrary to the town by-laws, and any
person so doing is liable to a penalty.
By order.
Jam A. Wilson, Clerk.
Seaforth, June 20, 1917. 2584-8
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
In Varna, south side of the Bayfield
Road, west of hotel, good sized lot,
with, a frame cottage, veneered with
sheet metal, containing parlor, dining -
room, kitchen, pantry and bedroom,
downstairs; two bedrooms, upstairs.
Also cistern, well and stone cellar 12x
20. A splendid home for couple retir-
ing from the Y.arm. Apply to Morton
Mott, Bayfield Road,Narna, Ontario.
2583-1
. FARM FOR SALE.
For Sale, Lot 6, 'Concession 9, Tuck-
itesmith, containing 100 acres, about 7
as bush. The fern 10 well fenced
and drained and in a good state. of
cultivation. There are on the prem -
is e* a good frame house, bank barn,
pig house, hen house,. chive house:and
1 good wells. For ter*s and par .cu -
ars apply on the 'presnisies•or ail;ire.s
Mrs. John McCloy, Egiond$111e. 2 re.
2356-tf
ESTRAY CALVES.
Strayed from the premises of the
undersigned, Lot 14 Concession 8,
Hibbert, about four weeks ago, 2 year-
ling calves, one red heifer with white
hind legs and one grey heifer. Any
information leading to their recovery,
please phone 24-13, Dublin Central or
address Edgar Butson, Sta.ffa. 2585x2
HOUSES FOR SALE DT SEAFORTH
A one and a half sthreyframe howe
on the -West eide of Victoria street,
between George Street and Crombie
Street, Seaforth. The house is in
good repair, hard and soft water. Ap-
ply to F. HOLMESTED, Seaforth.
A one and a half storey brick house
on the North side of James Street,
west of Mr. Southgate's house. The
house is in good repair, contains seven
rooms with good cellar; hard and soft
water; large lot 150 by 350. Apply to
F. HOLMESTED, Seaforth. 257441
FOR S A.LE.
House and half acre of land in the
village of Egmondville. The property
is situated on Centre Street, close to
the Presbyterian church and is known
as the Purcell property. ,Good, com.-
fortable house, good shed, good well
and cement cistern. All kinds of fruit
trees, strawberries, raspberries, and
currant bushes. This Is a gorner pro-
perty with no breaks on front, and
the land is in a good state of eultiva-
tion: This is a site property for a
retired fernier and the taxes are light.
For particulars apply cir$ the premises
or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 25844f
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FARM FOR SALE .
, . .
Lot 33, Concession 6; MeKillop, 106
r *
acres of the best claykiad in MeICII-';
lop, 6 acres Of bush, ' Jit SA a high
state !of otatiyagoa; 0 ' 'from, Sea -
forth, 2 miles froni Constance, 114,
miles from school. There are on the
premises a good seven, room house,
large bank barn 64x76, all. Page wire
fences and well underdrained.There
are 40 acres plowed, 5 acres hush, aed
the. balance seeded down. There are 2
big springs, one -piped Ai barnyard
and en the ether s a dam, with s. hy-
draulic ram • pumping the water to
the house and to the barn. As the
spring is in the orchard'. and near the
house and line fence, there is no waste
land. There hi a graded and gravelled
lane from the road to the b _lidding*.
Possession vrill be given March lst
next. Apply to MRS. SAMUEL
DORRANCE, Seaforth, or phone 76,
Seaforth. 257841
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the estate of David Workman, late
of the Township of Tuckersmith, in.
the- County. of Huron, Farmer, De-
ceased. •
Notice is hereby given musuant to
the Statute iu that behalf, that all
persons having any claims against
David Workman, who died on•the 29th
of May, 1917, at the Township of
Tuckersmith,, are .required on or before'
the 21st of July 1917, to send -by post
or deliver to the -undertfigned; Solici-
tors for Hannah Workman, Adminis-
tratrix of the estate of the said do-
,
ceased, full particulars crfitheir
and that after the said last mentioned
date the Administratrix will -proceed
to distribute the assets of the said de-.
I ceased among the persons ;entitled
therto, having regard only to the
claims of which she shall thea have
had notice, and that the said Admin-
istratrix will not be liable for the Mid
assets or any part thereof, to any
person of whose claim she shall not
then then have received notice. Dated
June 18th, 1917. Proudfoot, Killoran
& Cooke, Goderich, Ont., Solicitors for
Administratrix. 2584-3
TENDERS WANTED.'
Tenders for the construction of the
Dolmage Drain in McKillop (Lot 29
Concession 6) as per plans, profile, etc.
of engineer, will be received by the un-
dersigned until the tenth day of July,
1917, at one o'clock p.m. A cheque
for 5 per cent. of contract price to
accompany tender. The lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted .‘ Ten-
ders to be opened et council meeting
at Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, on
July 10 at 3 o'clock p.m. M. Murdie,
Clerk, Seaforth P.O. 2586-1
Attractive Trips
To
• MUSKOKA LAKES
ALGONQIAN PARK
MAGANETAWAN RIVER
LotKE OF BAYS
KAWARTHA LAKES
GEORGIAN BAY
Round Trip Tourist Tickets now on
sale from. stations in Ontario at very
low fares, with liberal stop -overs.
GET YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE
Berth reservations and full informa-
tion at all Grand Trunk Ticket Offices,
or write C. E. HORNING, District
Passenger Agent, G. T. Ry. System,
Toronto, Ont.
W. somFavium Town Agent.
W. PLANT Dein* Agent
It is yOur assurance of perfect satis-
faction in all your concrete work. In-
sist on getting Canada Cement.
If you are doing any building or re-
pairing in wood remember we have
what you want,including dressed Soar-
ing, and adding, MeNair Shhiglee, B.
C. Fir and Cedar Products and Canada
Fibre Board.
Do not delay in phicing your order
with tui for yoiw supply of, coil Der
livery wlll again be ma* to
Bjfleld
at $1.00 per ton, to Varna and Kippen
at 50c per ton and to our own town
customers at 25e per °the. The
scarcely covers the expense this year
but we are bound to have your busi-
ness.
John13.Mustard
Brucefield
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Funeral Diree+or
IJOdertaking Parters above
M Williams' grocery score,
Main Street, Seaforth
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ttowers fur...oiled on short notic =
- Ohatges moderate.
• . Phone night or day
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FALL TERM FROM SEPT. 4th, 1917
Stratford, Onto
Commercial, Shorthandand
Telegraphy Departments.
We have thorough courses,
experienced instructors aid
we plate graduates in pos-
itions. Demand upon us
for trained help is many
times the number gradua-
ing.' Get our free catalog-
ue. •
D. 4. McLaughlin,
Principal
GA
It spells Your bee
Because they have been sold ugh -
•t automo ile buy -1.
outi the U.S. for the past 10 years and i
stand to the front of the list as a real
automobile. They are made to stand
for not one year, but for year to
come.
This ii just the oar you have been
waiting for; 30 in, x 3% in. tires. de-
moontible rim, Spedometer and every-
thing where you want it.
Phone me Up and I will gladly. show
you the car and tell you all the rest,
give you a ride in it and use you right.
See me at Chas. Layton's store on Sat -
phone me atilan 118 Clinton central
or call 125 B. Sealer*, and -year re-
urdayilaufeternoosts wunsibea: peleasurevening: abs•
Works at Kitchener and Detroit.
ou ring Oa c 88SS Roadster $8e0
John' athanE. Hugill
Agent for this territory, Seaford). Ont.
THE C
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WAL.A.'ER,
LI -D„ D,C.1-, President
JOHN A1D, Genera Mainager
H. V. F. JONES, Ags't. Gen% Manager
CAPITAL PAM UP, $15,000,000 RESFAW FUND, *13,500,000
The advantages of a SAVINGS account are now v
the reach of all, even those who canaot visit
Bank in person. An account can be opafrd
quite satisfactorily by mall. lotereat
at current rates allowed.
SEAFORTE BRANCA
J. G. MULLEN,
Goes to .eress
Please report changes require& our
Loral Office, to-dag.
The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
STERN • FAIR
Loildon,'cantija -
Sept 7th to 15th
1867-" A half 'Century ..of Success "-1917'
The Great Agriculrural Exhibition,
of Western Ontario
$32,000 in Prizes & Attractions
A very interesting Programme, including Military and other
features -TWICE DAILY
Tinworks each night Two Speed events daily
Reduced' Railway Rates
Prize Lista Entry Forms and all information from th* Secretary,
LIEUT.-00L. W. 111. GARTSIIORB A. M. HUNT,
Prezident Secretary
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FORD. MOTOR. COMPANY
OF- CANADA,. LIMITED
FOR.D,' -.ONTARIO
June 8th 1917..
To All Domestic Ford Dealers and ub-Dealers
It has been the custom of this Company in past years, on or about thefirst
day of each contract year, to make announcement of reduced prices on its vatious
models of ceaorsf. a.
In
tacvery
radical increase in the cost of raw material. we find ourselves
at this date in a position to guarantee the buying public and our representatives that
there will be no price reluction on August ist, .1917, but we do not guarantee there
will be no price increase on or after that date.
In order that there may be no misunderstv.,nding on the part of anyone con-
cerned, we wish to call your attention to Clause 14 of your Dealers' or Sub -dealers'
License Agreement, which gives us the unrestricted option at anv time to increase
prices on our various models without any advance notice to you as representative or
to the buying public. Such orders as may be on file unshipped or undelivered at
the time that any price increase goes into effect, would be filled by us to you as rep-
resentative, and by you to the buying public, at the increased price only.
In brief, prices on August 1st are guaranteed against reduction but not against
advancee.specifically wish to caution every dealer and Sub-dealerWagainst tatting or-
ders at present prices for more cars than their stock at any one tithe will take care
of. Any orders taken - to fill which you will be forced to call upon branch o
factory for shipment -should be accepted subject only to increase in price before
shipment or delivery is made (Bee Clause 9 Retail Buyer's Order and Agreement!)
Yours very truly,
Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limit
J. F. Daly Ford Dealer
SEAFORTH, OA T.
Over 700 lord &race Stations -az, Canada
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