The Huron Expositor, 1917-07-20, Page 5e to advaneit a priceilowe
ders fpr *ids
:mud crde4ij
: at the old prices,
f fifty cents to oae 401 -
Is. Per tifen's Working
ries. The best grades of
3, and every pair built to
Makeia note of
ig sheds oome and
raved, kip ieather wt
Ifitezes working
ese
Ook
or
large eyelets, per pair
calf leather, tan or Heck,
Arorking Shoes,. the Well-
ather with or without*oe-
es in tan Mulestrin
sday afternoon at
E COMMERCIAL liOEIBL
ed•O-e.0.4eiedieedieCed'oetioaereee
ay Dykes, GraceNorte
pn, Ellen Pope, lane&
Scruton, Elva Shaddiiek
tone. In the gradua «on
ellie Priest and Mary
with honors. Nellie
mks and Mary '158, whil
et received 72S. This '
ig indeed for Hensall pipili, as
uninations were somewhat dila-
--Mr. C. A. Redmond of Hay
a. poorly and under mediral care,
ist he will soon iraprode. Ms
et has been also unwell, for the .
Duple of weeks owing to a fall '
eived while breaking in a frac-
rotmg eolti-The saereinerit of
rclie Supper will hir dispensed in .
1 Presbyterian church next Sim -
then the Rev. gerhert Thorne
Brampton, will conduct the ser -
The prepaatory service on the
eveing preceding will be con -
by Rev. C. A. Fle esr, of
s Road, moderator dnxtnig the
y assrnte4 by Rt,yIviy, Them_
fo1Iowug pupils of Miss F.
of this village have been SUC-
in passing their second grade i
iatione at the London Conserve-
rl Music: Miss E. IYison, first
Loners; Mise A. Gram, honors; -
toss le a ,peinstaking mid cap-
acheri-Ree. Mr. Moore of St.
church eerehaneeil duties 'with
tor at HoTtoetivillei and Middle -
ay. Mr. Moore addrng a -
r of L..0 -L. lodgea4s hed on
easiori.-Mri and Mrse R. , IL
, of Seaforth, visited *. and
We Gi Willion on Sunday last.
es Sadie Caldwell, of [ 'na,
is yielding Miss Cora Wil n at
tezedlionie here .--Mrn Mrs.
rn G. WffsOri intend leM4ng the
the this week, to • , 'a eou-
months in the weat• Al- their
ter Mrs, R. G. e.e „ler.
'rs. John S. Wren of Toronto
mily aeie visiting their relatives
wall and vicinity during the
ir vaeation,-Very trench regret
Dit be our villagers when the
toadied here that o-ur 'soldiers
persoes of Syd. MeAr8ur, Per -
is and W. Shaddoek t-
i wounded iii France. Jt is sin-
hopee that their injuries may
we ydry serimm.-M100 . Cora
i of Niagarer Falls, is eSpendiet
iation here. -Mr. and lift's. E.
ristieo Mr. and Mre. Johr
ator and Nri, and Mrs. Luker,
Exeter, eeent Sabbath limit at
me of Mr. and Mrs. We. G.
. -Rev. M Powell, of Clinton,
l j
ed in the II, ethoclist church on
r last, deli
ering able atiTn10715-
C Simpson and eihltdren are
at a summer reseed on the
' r river, near Detre% with
S. W. Bonthron and
tighter Jean, returned on Tues -
t frern Waterloo and Kitchen -
ere they orient several weeks
latives.-ler, Robert torimer
eh sent a few days h re this
tar Mr. T, Murdock a a farn-
i 5 Mary 'lloggarth has sue-
liasSed her ..,: ..ediate
examinatioe. The exa 6t3 4 StiOn
Id iri Exeter on Jinni 23rd.
miner being Mr. Hodielli of
al, for the London,. 15idgland,
i of Music. Miss Hog&rth is
1 of Mrs. Robert _Cameron.
ee
deiet0•040000•0•01Kilie
ed
ssortments of Serges,
ds you could wish Ito
greys, browns and
with guaranteed dyes.
'ariety of materials at
et the same attention
ne new stock of Sum-
ir, etc. We're sure
Sea.iorth
WALTON. $5 fs0 $9115; bulk to 0.50.-stkick-, MARRUGIIII
_
'Cream Winated.-I neW taking 1-iirs ss4 feeders $1.50 te a- freak At St.. • Paul's
MB NU* N EXPOtirfOit
• aM fm,, •Atews And swingers $50 to .$125: Viols MethodiSt era.. Toronto, ..011-4131.17,„___
alielli"elithlessi -Active and steady; 5.00 15.75. I 1,1th, by Rev. Pr. Marks, _t Z1711
eesi wait. KeSIOSPh,i, jtows_heaoy 15.90 to $18; Sparlinie to E. W. Cesrewrie-
we- • dmitiregrimmta0464 , #.5.85 tos sicoot miters, 05.75 to B.A. sse-t4.
:blab* initimok litstrdiefil'eeeleete siziee; Efitoi ja,eehees *15 *. mi. ;mid 'Arc. E. G. u"rticei of
44.1 to ant air lanitaa. -Oreeiti tab* i pigs, $15; $13.0 to pu; stags Gunton..
os Tatiadar "It radar wieniaga an to v.2.75; Slime and beebe-Siew MeArdle-iteLeml-On a
old rsesive SIP
ef sok "116 *fir! bathe $10 to $16; yearlings, $9 t? 13-- I Knox &arch Manse,
s'INEA"aula isso; weshers sig to $10.25; ewes $6 to Rev. Bir,,:lifeDermid,
see NEIL, Gemara $9 50i raix
eseleankWalten.
1 I._Tnion Stoe
17th.e---The
BKIJCEFIELD. veral months was un-
ited Crow 'rm.-The .Mission Band ; clitialecdatelethe y • during the week
a Union Am* inAd a very sucema-"- end, and to the --wise of most dkov-
ild tea es: 'the manse Wan On Friday ers and commission men, who &Ay
bat. There wsm a good attendance anticipated that the heavy, •offering
a very emloyable time vent by would result in a. big alump in values
,taL. The proceeds realized over $30 there was a good active merket all
for the Red Cross. morning, with prices ateady with those
Football. -A very intereeting game at last week's close.. About 40 car -
a football was played last Friday ev- toads of Ontario cattle were also on
second of Stanley team went down to to -day's offering there was a fair per -
ening on Davidson's field, when the the Buffalo market this morning, In
defeat before the Brucefield Junior eentage of good to choice butcher cat-,
Rovers. The score was 2-1, Bruce- tle and these were sent over the
field winning the round by 4-2, John
A. McEwen starred for the visi'n
and William Swan for the home team,
who dropped the ball directly in front
of' the goal. several thnes. This was
due to his experience in his younger
eep 'J.5O to 110.
Yards, Toroito, July
t shipment of 1:mte
scales first, the heavy steers:cashing
in from $11.25 to $11.75, and good
butchers cattle from $10.50 to $11.
The trade continued active but slightly
weaker, for the other grades of killers
and comparatively few butchers were
er McArdle, of Perth '
Edna Grace McLeod, of Oxford
County.
11th,, at
by
Igo Plias-
ty, to Miss
DEATHS
johnstins-TIn Goderich
July 8th, denies Johns
Austin -In Hullett, on
Hannah Pell, relict of
Austin, aged 81 years a
Wilson -In Stanley towns
8th, Mrs. Jane ilson,
'years and 8 months.
DePeudry-In Goderich,
Nettie Elizabeth Bell,
mV 0. nDePeudry, aged 28
tho.
McAllister-At Walton,
Christena Ellen, daug
late William McAllister
year.
Kelly-In•Goderieh, on Jul
dm.- The En�-up was as follthy, elder daughter of
ows: left over at the close. Cows also were Kelly aged 19 years.
' Goal, R Denten. backs, J. B. Mustards active and steady but the demand for Ramdle-In Goderich to
and C. *McKenzie; half -backs, W. D. !bulls was exceedingly poor. -
July 6th, 'Elizabeth Lue
Swan, A. F. Mustard, J. S. Davit- Stockers and feeders were a light
son; forwards F. McKenzie, J. eL. !offering and a few orders remained un-
Aikenhead, Wilson Wright, Steward filled. Milkers and springers, vrere a
Knox. John Souter, referee, • slow and barely steady trade except
where backward springers were con-
eerned farmers showing a preference
for the latter.
Lambs and sheep were a heavy offer-
ing and while sheep ° met a. steady and
active trade lamb values dropped $1
to $1.50. Calves were firm and in de-
mand. -
ago
EXETER.
.Notes. -Mr. C. Birney has been
the first on record to secure new pota-
toes out of his garden. They were
only planted seven vteeks ago and are
of good size.-P.fs. Elmore Harness,
who- recently retuned from the front,
underwent an operation at Victoria
Hospital, London, on Monday. He has
been suffering quite a lot since his re-
turn from the effects of shrapnel
wounds. -Miss Katheleen Stewart is
visiting with friends in Sarnia. -Mr.
W. D. Clark has purchased a new
McLaughlin ear. -Ms. White and
MissCopper, of Winnipeg' are
visiting with friends in town. -Quar-
terly services will be held in the
James street Methodist church on
Sunday next -Mr A . E. Kuhn, inan-
ager of the Bank of Coinmeree here
with his wife and family are on a mot-
or trip to Hamilton and Toronto. -
Mrs. Robinson, of Detroit, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. PassmOre.--L-Mr.
and Min. N.J. Dore motored to Ham-
ilton this week where they will spend
a few days. -Mises Alice Handford,
Atnla May, Hazel Bissett, Beta Rowe, ,
Leila Saunders, Nettie Keddy and Bea-
trice liowey who atended Ahna Col-
lege Summer School have -eeeturned
home. Miss Laura Jory and Miss
Margaret Mineircrrthy who also attend-
ed summer school are visiting with
friends here befereereturning.-Mr.
William Kestle ,while gathering eggs
in Usborne on Monday had the miSfor-
tune to Op and fal lfrom his load,
with the result that he dislocated his
shoulder and is now carrying his arm
in a sling. A. c.rate of eves also fell
t� the ground, a number being broken.
---There. died on Friday morning laiit
one of Listowells highly respected cit-
izens in the person_ of Me. Charles
Wrathall, who for the past six months
had been suffering frcim heart tiouble.
The late Mr. 'Wrathall went to Listo-
wel from the town of Perth in the
year 1878 and in 1884. was married
to Miss Minnie Forbes, who, with one
son, George, of Toronto survive him.
The teceasech who was in his G4th
year was a devoted and faithful niem-
ber of Ohrist church for over 40 years
and was always willing to take his
'Part in any good work.
SEAFORTIL,MARKETS.
Seaforth, July 19, 1917
Eggs, per dozen .. 30e to 31c
Butter, per pound .. • . ..28c to 36
Vacation Supplies-Thordpsons--8
Potatoes, per bag .. $3.50
Flour, eer cut .. -6.30 to $6.80
Cats, per bushel - : .60e
Shorts, per 1 -en ..$42.00,
Barley, per bushel . . . $1,20
Wheat, per bushel .. ....$1.80
Bran, per ten .. ..$38.00
Hogs, per emit.. $15.35 -
BEAN MARKET.
Toronto, July 17 -Beans, Japanese
handpicked, bushel $7.50 to $8;Canad-
ian handpicked, bushel, $9.25; prime,
POULTRY MARKET.
Toronto, July 17th . -Poultry-Live
Chiekens,20e to 22c; hens under 5
pounds 16e; hens, over 5 lbs., 19c,
roosters, 14c; ducks, 12c; turkeyel6c.
Dressed -Chickens spring 25c to 30e;
hens under 5 lbs, 20c; hens over 5 lbs,
eGc; roosters, 16c, turkeys, 18c.
DAIRY MARKETS.
Toronto, July 17 -Butter, creamery
prints, fresh made 38e to 39e; cream-
ery solids 37% to 38c; choice dairy
prints, 34 to 35e; ordinary dairy
Priets, 32e to 33e; bakers', 28 to 29c.
Eggs per dozen ex -cartons 38 cents.
Cheese, new, large 23e; twins 23eec;
oldlarge, 30 to 31c; twins, 31e.
GRAIN MARKET.
Toronto, July 17. -Manitoba wheat
-Track, bay ports, No. 1 northern,
2.56%; No.2 northern 2.53* nominal
Manitoba oats -No. C.W. 81e, track
-Bay Ports. American Corn -No. 3.
yellow $2.05 nominal; track Toron-
to .-Ontario Wheat -No. 2 Winter.
$2.35 to $2.40; No. 8-$2.33 to $2.38,
carlots- according to freights outside.
Peas -Nominal. Barley - Malting,
nominal. Rye -No. 2, new, $2.05,
nominal. Manitoba Flour -First pa-
tents in jute bags 112.40; second pat-
ents $11.90; strong bakers, $11.50.
Ontario Flour -Winter, new, track,
Toronto, prompt shipment, according
to sample $10:15 to $10.25, in bags,
Toronto, prompt shipment. Milifeed-
Car lots, delivered, Montreal freights:
eilorts, per tore $40 to $41; bran
$34.00 per ton; middlings, $44 to $45;
good feed flour, per bag; $3 25. Hair
-.Extra No. 2 per ton $12 to $12.50;
nuxed per ton $9 te $11, track, To-
ronto. Straw -Car lots, per ton $9
track, Toronto.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Buffalo, July Ile -Cattle - Active
arid steady; prime steers $13.25 to
$13.75; shipping steers $11 to $13;
butchers 19 to $12.25; yearlings 111
to 13.25; heifers $8 to $11.25; cows
Hogs were steady at $16.25 fed and
watered which was the closing price of
last week but buyers • made known
their: intention to try and introduce
a big cut, on Tuesday.
William Davies Co. Limited bought
200 cattle: Butchers $9 to $10.75;
cows $8.25 to $8.50; bulls $6.50 to
$8.
.W. J. Neely for Matthews -Black-
well, bought 275 cattle: Good butchers
e10.50 to $11; medium butchers $10 to
$10.35; fair butchers $9.60 to $9.90;
cows $7.50 to $8.50.
George Rowntree for Harris Abat-
toir bought 800 cattle, Choice heavy
steers 11.25 to $11.85; good 'butchers
$10.50 to $11; cows $5.25 to $8,50.
Gunns Limited bought e00 cattle:
Butchers $9 50 to $11.25. cows $7 59
to $9; bulls, $6.e0 to $10.
.P.Kennedy sold ten loads: But.:
J.B. Shields and Son sold: Butebera
3 (900) $10.50; 23 (923) $9.,85; 23, eevArater.
wnsbip, on
n.
June 26th,
late Thus;
5 months.
p, on July
aged 100
June 29th
e of Leon
ears and 9
n July 9th,
ter of the
in her 53rd
6th, Doro-
. J. J.
ship, on
etia Lewis.
beloved wife of Mr. Ph lip Rundle.
Hopper -In Goderich, on July 9th, El-
• izabeth Dulcsburry widow of the late I
Edward Hopper, in her 87th year.
Lawrason-In Stanley township, on
July 6th, George Lawrason, aged
e78 years.
LeT'ouzel-In Goderich, on July 10th,
James Charles LeTouzel, in his 80th
- year.
S T. Holmes
Funeral Director and
Licensed Embalmer
Undertaking parlors in Oddfel
lows building opposite
Stewert Bros. Resi-
dence Goderich et., cpp
Dr. Scott'.
Flowers furnished an
short notiee.
Phone Night or Day 119
chers $10 to cows $6 to
-8, (1170 $11; 16, (915) $10.25; IT
(1050) $10.25.
_Rice and Whaley sold: Butchers -
2(1240) $11; 10, (990) $11; 2, (1140).
$111.25; 19, (1110) 110,75; (1010) $9;
2 (870) $8.75. Cows -1, (1150 $9;
2, (1170) $8.4e; 5 (1200) e7.75; 11
(920) $9.50; I. (1430) $8; 12 (1040)
$8.
Dunn and Levack sold: Butchers -24
(1110) $11.10; 20. (1230) $11; 23,
(1020) $10.50; 1;11710ee$11.50. Cowl.
,(1280) $9.50; 6, (1130) $8.25; 2
(1070) $7.25; 2 (930) $5.65; 2, (1140)
$8; 1, (920) $8.25. Bulls -1, (I140)
$6.59e -1 (4620) $9; 1
(1580) $8.75; 150 lambs $14.50; to
$15.50; 50 sheep; light $8.50 to $9.50;
heavy $6.50 to $7; 40 cakes $13 to
$15.
The following were the quotations:
Extra choice heavy steers, $11.25 to
$11,75; choice heavy steers, $10.60
$11; butchers cattle choice 10.50 to
$11; medium $9 to $9.50; common
$8 to $8.50; butchers' bulls, choice;
$8.-75 to $9.25; good bulls $8 to $8.25;
medium bulls $7.25 to $7.70; rough
bulls ;5 to $6; butchers cows, choice,
$8.25 to $9; good $7.50 to $8;„medium
$7 to $7.50 stockers $6.25 to '8; feed-
ers $8 to $9.10; canners and cutters
$5 to $6; milkers good -choice, $80 to
$100; common and medium $40.00 to
$50; springers $80 to $110; light ewes
$8.85 to 9.50; sheep heavy $6•to 7.50;
yearlings $10 to $11; calves, good to
choice $14 to $15-501 spring lambs, lb •
.14% to 1'5%c; lambs, yearling $9 to
*10.50; hogs, fed and watered $16.25;
weighed off cars $16.50; do. f.o.b.
$15.50.
ECONOMICAL TRAVEL
Whether you are .going to homstead
or only for ft trip the most economical
method of travel is to take advantage
of our low Homeseekers' fares. Go -,1
going on special excursions esiery
Monday. 'For tickets and full partic-
ulars apply to Chas. A. Aberhart,
Town. Agent, Canadian Northern Rail-
way.
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August 66,1917
$800 in Purses.
See Large Posters.
R. G. Craik, Sec.
• NEW CANADIAN NORTHERN
• ROCKIES. .
If you do not know about the won-
derful scenery including Jasper and
Mount.Robson Parks, traversed. by the
transconinental line of the Canadian
Northern Railway between Edmonton
and Vancouver, get a copy of our
handsome descriptive beoklet, to be
had for the asking from Chas. •A.
Aberhart, Town Agent. 2587-3
BIRTHS
Carbert-In Hullett, on July llth, to
Mr . and Mrs. George Carbert a
daughter.
Mustard -In Bayfield, on July 9th, to
Mr. and Mrs. William Mustard, a
SOD. • •
Steep -In Toronto, on July 7th, to Pte.
A. W and Mrs. Steep, a daughter.
Nokes-In Kippen, on July 8th to Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Nokes a son.
McDonald -In Hullett, oit June 254)..
to Mr. and Mrs. Peter McDonald.
a daughter.
Smith -In Exeter, on July ist, to Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Smith, of London,
a daughter.
Taylor -At Alexandra ,Hospital, Gode-
rich, on July 9th, to gr. and Mrs.
J. Irving Taylor, of Colborne, a
son.
McIlwain-In Goderichl township, on
July 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. George
Mellw-ain, a son, .
McWhinney -On July 6th, to kr. and
Mrs: James McWhinney, of Nile, a
daughter. •
O'Rourke -In McKillop, on July 18,
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Rourke,
a son,•
Anderson -In Egmondville, on JulY
17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ander-
son, a daughter.
STANDING TIMOTHY HAY
FOR SALE
For sale about 12 acres of first qual-
•ity timothy hay. Will be sold in bulk
or in parts as it stands. Apply to
George Hill, Lot 8, Concession 12,
Tpckersmith. 2588x1
APOLOGY
I, Hugh McEwen, of die Town.ship
of Hay, in the County of Huron,
Fanner, do hereby acknowledge that
I have been guilty of misconduct to-
wards Miss May MacGregor, teacher
of the public school for section, No. 10.
Hay, such misconduct consisting of
ridiculing Miss MacGregor by writing
upon the door of the school house for
said section, defamatory statements
concerning her as said teacher, and by
my throwing into the school house
rotten eggs and other' filth with the
intention that she should be put to
the trouble and ignominy of cleaning
up and romoving such filth. I desire
to express to Miss McGregor my deep
_regret and contrition for the foregoing
unseemly acts committed by me a-
gainst her and heegood name and ten-
der her my humble apology therefore
and assure her that my future conduct
towards her will be all that is seemly,
manly and without reproach.
HUGH MeEWEN
Witness: H J D , Cooke
Dated the 22nd clay of June, 1917.
pea sat
Good thnhan.
Jun -to =ma
Seafartb.
Frame 30x40 with
API* to W Meant
*25614f
STORE
For sale, N
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Setsfoth. r
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OUSE FOR SALE
7 store house on.G.T.
y to Mrs. John Shine,
2574 -ti
NOUS
For sale, t
roomed brick
Seaforth, own
Lean, Apply a
c- ,FOE SALE
,-. two storey, seven -
esidence, on James at.,
by Mrs. Ethel Mc-
The Expositor Office,
' • CARR
Two seated Gl4dstorie,
good as new-
fortable
Expositor i '
GE FOR SALE.,
natural wod, as
nd ,.y. running, COM-
rig. Apply at The
- Seaforth. 21'l8.tf
F
Campbell hi,
of tyre stores.
stores will be i
ant. Apply to
Seaforth. •
i R RENT.
ck to rent, consisting
For yearly tenant, the
tted up to suit the ten-
THOMAS STEPHENS
2579-tf
OLD
Bought in a
sat or seven ce
return mail.
Esplanade Ave
2585x8
ALSE TEETH.
y condition. $1.00 per
ts per tooth. Cash by
R. A. Copeman, 2579e
ue, Montreal, P Q.
TEA
Wanted an a.
second class ce
perience and r:ferences
sel]. Public School
ER WANTED
tistant teacher holding
•icate with good ex-
for the Hen-
from September
4th, until close of this year. Apply
stating salary wanted, and for any
particulars to G. J. Sutherland, Secy -
Trees, Haman Ontario 2587-2
ESTRAY COW
Strayed from lot 12, concession 8,
.Tuckersmith, on July 10th, a red cow
with horns turning in to eyes and the
endaT of horns sawed off. Any infor-
mation leading to the recovery of the
same, please notify John Alexander jr;
R.R.No. 2, Kippen, or phone 3 on
132 Seaforth. 2587-tf
FOR sALg,
Lot 10, Concession 13, McKillop,
Icontainieg 100 acres; 10 acres hard-
wood bush, 1 acre •orchard, 7 roomed
frame house, bank barn drive house
and hen house; also Arnie& well.
Would exchange for smaller farm. Ap-
ply to William Barron., R. R. No. 4,
Walton, Ontario. 2587-tf
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM STOOK ac REAL ESTATE ,
VIM Cameron has received instructions from the
undersigned to sell by Public Auction on Part of
Lot 16, on Huron t, Exeber, one-quarter of a mile
mit of Main St., on Saturday the 28th of July, at 2
o'clock Sharp, the following :-1 pure bred fluy ris-
ing 2 years old by Cumberland's Gory; 1 filly rising
3 Years; 1 cow due Da calve at time of sale; heifer 8
years old, due in August, 1 ton of beet pulp, 1 set
Gurney scales, 2000 lbs.; one root pulper. Hogs -
20 pure bred York eows, the most of theni due in
August and Sept. • Gunther of boars and sows 4
months old. 1 Iforkshire hog 1 year old. Real Es-
tate -The Deavit, property on Gidley eir,-a good
seven roomed frame dwelling and stable, hard and
soft water, 1-2 acre of land and email fruit garden.
Terme of real estate mad, known oa day of sale,
Mrs. Deavit, Proprietrees.• Terms of Stock -Six
months credit On furnishing. approved Joint notes
at 6 per cent per annum. CHAS. HARYEY, Prop.,
Til0i8. CAMERON, Auct. 2685-2
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Cleaning, Pressing &
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
For sale a house and three acres of
land in Egmondville. The house con-
tains seven large rooms and cement
cellar with hard .and salt water in the
icitc.hen. There's also a stable on the
place. Apply to JAMES S. BROWN,
Se.aforth, P. (L 2574 -ti!
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HOUSE AND LOZFOR SALE
-One-fiftlf ofajn Veined ground
and a story anck a haif brick veneered
house with large kitchen attached, on
Emit William etreet, Seaforth. This
property is in sidendid condition,pleas-
ently situated and will be sold cheap
as the owner la removing to London.
Apply to HARRY SPEARE, Ingersoll,
or to JOHN RANKIN, Seaforth
271.-tf
FARM FOR SALF..
For Sale, Lot 6, Concession 9, Tuck-
easmith, containing 100 acres, about 7
*eras buSh. The farm is well fenced
and drained and in a good state of
cultivation. There are on the prem-
ises a good frame house, bank barn,
pig house, hen house, drive house, and
good wells. For terms and particu-
lars apply on the preniises or address
Mrs. John McCloy, Egret:ado-Me; P.O.
2356-tf
1,1111,
TO CLOSE- THE ESTATE OF eiBM
LATE A.bEX. SUTHERLAND.
The house and lot on John Street,
Seaforth, must be sold. Choice loca-
tion, exceptionally well built, finished
in ash, hard and soft water, splendid
acarden with fruit trees, chicken house,
etc. May be inspected 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
FARM FOR/SALE.
Lot 31. Conceasion 6, Tuckersmith,
on the Mill Road, three miles from
Seaforth, and. three miles from Bruce -
field, on the London, Huson and Bruce
Railway. There are 95 acres of clear-
ed, improved laitd. This land is in a
good state of cultivation and is well
fenced and well drained. There are
two bank barns, brick house 28 by 38,
1% storey: with back kitchen and
woodshed. For particulars apply on.
premises. James McIntosh, rt. R. No.
3, Seaforth. 2586x12
FARM FOR SALE
For sale lot 20, Bayfield Road south,
Stanley Township, containing 100
acres. The land is all cleared but a
small piece of hush, and is in a good
state of cultivation. On the premises
are a comfortable frame house with
furnace, one brick barn 84x40, with
straw shed 36-56. Good drive and im-
plement house; plenty of good water
between house and barn. Half mile
from school, churches and post office.
Telephone at house. This is a choice
property and will be sold at a reason-
able figure. For further particulars
apply- on the premises or address
Varna P.O. Wm. A. McAsh
2588x4
It is your assurance of perfect gads -
faction ht all your concrete work In-
sist on getting Canada Cemeot
If you are doing any building or re-
pairing in wood remember we hays
what you wantincluding dressed Mow-
ing, and siding, McNair Shingles, B.
C. Fir and Cedar Products and CanadS
Fibre Bard.
Do not delay in placing Your order
with us for your supply of coal. De-
livery will again be made to Baefield
at $1.00 per ton, to Varna and Klippen
at 50c per ton and to our own tows
customers at 25c per ton. Title
scarcely covers the expense this year
but we are bound to have your bed-,
ness.
JohnB.Mustard
Brucefield
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FALL TERM FROM SEPT. 4th, 1917
Stratford, Ont.
I Commercial, i i ) al in 1 la i
Telegraphy Departments .
We have thorough courses,
experienced instructor% and
we place graduates in pos-
itions. Demand upon us
tor trained help is many
times the number gradua-
] ing. Get our free catalog-
ue.
D. A. McLaughlin,
C,Princi]pat
REGAL
It spells your be automobile buy.
Because they have been sold through-
out the U.S. for the past 10 years and
stand to the front of the list as a rest
automobile. They are made to stand
for not one year, but for years to
come.
_.gesientainorninms
This is just the car you have oeen
waiting Lor; 30in. x $1/ in, tires. de-
mountible rim, Spedomater and every-
thing where you want it.
Phone me up and I wiil gladly show
yea the car and tell you all the rest,
gm you a ride in it and use you right.
See me at Chas. lairtAnt sore on Sat-
urday gterneons and sielpiuM
phone me at 6 On ISSINintan central
or cal112.5 B, Seaforth, and your re-
quests Will be my pleasure,
Works at Kitehener and Detroit.
outing Cae $895 Roadster $860
Johnathan E. Hugill
'Agent for this territory, Seaforth Ont.
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Silt EDMUND WALKER.
CNN AIRD, Gaels! Msesece
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CAPITAL PAID UP, $15,000,0CJ R3EltVEFu
$13.5fic
Careful aftention is give., to the ban4*.
ir* requirements of farmers, with whom art
Important part of the business ,of ttik5
is transacted. Farmers may may upart
::ompt and courteous service. se
sEAFORTHBRANCH
J. G. MULLEN, * MANAMA,
FOR SAI,R.
House and half acre of land in the
village of Egmondville. The property
is situated on Centre Street, close to
the Presbyterian churcb 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 corner pro-
perty with no breaks on front, and
the land iss in a good state of eultiva
tion. This is a nice property for a
ietired farmer and the taxes are light.
For particulars aeply on the premises
or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 2584-tf
STOCK FOR SALE.
For sale nine shares Bell Engin. e e
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'Thresher Co. Stock at $32 per share.
Par value $50This stock is paying
'7 per cent, dividends and is a good
buying proposithin at the pric. .deffici
14 shares Seaforth Rink t,oe etocie kit
$e2 perishare. Par value $60- This
stock for years has paid dividends in
rite neighborheod of 7 per cent. Apple -
at The Expositor Office, Seaforth.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 33, Concession 6, MeKiilop, 100
acres of the best clay land in McKil-
lop, 6 acres of bunk, the rest in te high
state of cultivation; 5 miles from Sea -
forth, 2 miles from Constance, Ili
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 bush, and
the balance seeded down. There are 2
big springs, one piped to barnyard
and on the other is a dam with a hy-
draulier ram pumping the watbr to t
the house and to the barn. As the
spring is in the orchard and near the T,
house and line fence, there is no ores*
land. There is a graded and gravelled
lane from the road to the buildings.
Possession will be given March 1st
next. Apply to MRS. SAMUEL
DORRANCE, Seaforth, or phone 76,
Seaford). 2578-tf
GRANO TR N
SYSTEM
Attractive Trips
To
MUSKOKA LAKES
ALGONQIiIN PARK
MAGANETAWAN RIVER
LAKE OF BAYS
KAWARTHA LAKES
GEORGIAN BAY
Round Trip Tourist Tickets now on
sale from stations in Ontario at yftey
low fares, withiliberal stopdivers.
GET YOUR TICKETS IN ADYANCH
Berth reservations and full informs,
tion at all Grand Trunk Ticket Mete
or writh C. E. HORNING, District
Passenger Agent, G. T. Ry. Systeme
Toronto, Ont.
W. SOMMVILLE
W. PLANT
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Depot Asset
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of William Chesney, of
the Township of Tuekersmith, farm-
er, deceased.
Notice is he eley given pursuant to
law that all ha iiag claims against the
estate of Willi m Chesney, who died
on June 6th, 1917, at Tuckersmith, are
required to file with the undersigned
Solicitors, full particulars of their
claims on or before4Cugu5t lst, 1917
and after said date the Executrix will
proceed with the distribution of the
estate, having regard only to such
claims as have been filed. Dated July
7th, 1917. C-ladman & Stanhury, So-
licitors for Executrix, Bengali and
Exetee. 2587-8,
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FORD MOTOR. COMPAN
OF CANADA, LIMITED
FORD ONTARIO
June8th, 1917.
To All Domestic Ford Dealers and Sub-Doalers :
It has been the custom of this Company in past years, on or about the first
day of each contract year, to make announcement of reduced prices on its various
models of cars.
In face of a very radical increase in the cost of raw material, we find ourselves
at this date in a position to guarantee the buying public and our repreientatives that
there will be no price reluction On August ist, 19171 but we do not guarantee there
will be no price increase on or after that date.
In order that there may be.no misunderstanding on the part of anyone con.
cerned, we wish to call your attention to Clause 14 of yollr Dealers' Or $ub-dealers'
License Agreement, which gives us the unrestricted option at any 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
advance.
We specifically wish to caution every dealer and Sub -dealer against taxing or-
ders at present prices for more cars than their, stock at any one time will take ogre
of. Any orders taken - to fill which you will be forced to call upon branch or
factory for shipment -should be accepted subject only to increase in price before
shipment or delivery is made (gee Clause 9 Retail Buyer's Order and Agreement.)
Yours very truly, -
Ford Motor Cornpany of Canada, Limited
J. F. Daly
Over 700 lord Sertiee Stations bri, Canada,
Ford Dealer
SEAFORTIf ONT
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