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ItARKIM MIIker and .springere -*Sere in fair
seuturtk August 30, 16171 demskid„ extra choice cattle caehing in,
es as high as $140 per. head. *
elitv Per bnahale. et ° 4.12°° 4All smell meats' were *steady with
per bushel ...............$1 'see ensile active.
, sweat per cwt. .. .; ..36.00 The redefine were_ 285 - 0401,4, with
Bran, ner ton .... ;4;422 I 40141eettle, 206 cabies, 1,587 hogs and
Ficer. ntr Out 44 .4 .°6"1° t4' "In_QU I 1,026 sheep and lambs.-
- Oatsi per bushel - ........ --uno•Ssvift C nadi
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,. N8glit Per dozen - - - ... -.--40° to 410 and lambs; Sheep $7 to $1-9,60; lambs Done -In Efowick, on August 15th, to
Potatoes; per bushel 41.0o I $4 35 to -$15.25; 40 calves, 47.75 to Mr. and Mrs. James And Dane, of
Butter. pet pound .- - .- ..3• to 85 *14.75. - • ' nirartirne, Sask., a son. .
Frogs, per owt. .. .-- . .....1650 A. W, Talbot for William Davies, weide_ln Wingl*sn, on August 2nd,
els- Ltd bought 2(10 edttiel medium to to Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Reid. a
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Toronto, ...; cows, 7.25 Davis -In Wingham, on August 17th,
BB" MARKETnErr !good Webers 0 to *10.15; common
Await 28-Beans-Ja- batchers n6 75 to ;765
Ellis -In Tuekersmith, on Aug. 25th,
to Mr. and Mrs.. Ezra Ellis. (nee
nucy Ceche daeghter.
Rose-Itt Exeter, on. August 19th; to
Mr. and Mrs. David Ross, a sot..
Roberts --In For wick on _August .15,
to Mr. and M . W. J. Roberta - a
panel% handeleked, bushel $7.50 to leto ;8.50; hulls.$6.50 to
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40,25; prime, $8.75. , cher-1, (1480) $124 24, (410)$6, Scott -In East 'Wawanosh, on August I
4e. 112, 810) $6; 38 (780) $8.35; 5 (970) Would exchange for smaller farm. Ap-
ply- to William. Barron, R. R. No. 4,
DAIRY MARKET . $7.25; 1 (850) 5.75; Cows --13 (1140) Walton, Ontario. 2587 -
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Toronto, Aug, 28 -Butter -Ona 6
nit i 47.60; 7 (900) 0.70; 6 (1220) 8.8.5;
(1055) $7.25; 5 (1114) $7.90 1 FARM FOR SALE
ary solids 42 to 48e; creamery prints,
16 (1080) $8; 1 (970)
fresh made 48 to 44e; choice dein' 1 6.50; calves 47.50 to 15; 71 Jumbo Vor sale lot 16, concession 3, Huron
prints 86e to 87c; ordinary . dairy_
04.50; sheen, 46.50 to 10.
„ prints sae to 340; baker's 24c to 30c. i
cheese -New large, 28e; twins 23yeei Quktu and laser sold; Butchers --2 Road Survey, Tuckersmith, contain- i
ink 100 acres. The farm is in a good
Canadian, band -picked, bushel J. B. Shields and Son aced: But-
HOME 1ND REST
• A house contibling eight rooms,
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with electric light* and furnace on
Jo Street west. Possession. on. yearling heifers, one red with white
September ist. Apply to F., G. spots. and the other red, but with
Neebn Saeforth. 2591-tf more white els Any information
leading to their recovery please phene
HOUSE FOR SALE
4 on 170, Seaforth Central, or address
Walton P.O.. John McClure
For sale, a good frame house cm °
2592x3
James Street, Seaforth near the pub-
lic -school at present occupied by Mrs. FOR SALE
D. Bateman. Good cement cellar
arid all in good repair. For partie- Lot 10, Concession 130 McKillop,
ars apply at The Expositor 0 ce, containing 100 acres; 10 acres hard-
Seaforth. 2592-tf wood bush, 1 acre orchard, 7 roomed
to Mr. and. Mrs. J. 3, Davis, a , - frame house, bank barn, drive house
ESTRA.Y CA,TTI,E
Strayed from Lot I. Concession 12,
Hullett, about the middle of June, 2
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16th, to Mr. ,and Mrs. Cyrus W.
Scott, a son.
Westhott-In Usborne, on August 14,
to Mr. an, Mrs. Ed. Westeott, a
son.
Green -In Goderich, on August 16, to
Mr. ands Mrs, Allan Green, of
Loyal, a daughter.
Meyer -In Stratt. rd, on August
27th. to Mr. and ',Ors Parry Mee -
era Aee Belle Mrieksv a daughter,
FARM FOR SALE.
Lot 31, Concession 6, Tuckersmith,
ontheMill Road, three miles from
Seaforth, and tbree miles from Bruce-
fiekl, on the London, Huron and Bruce
Railway-. There are 95 acres of clear-
ed, improved land. This land is in a
good state of cultivation and is well
fenced and well chained. There are
two bank barns, brick house 28 by 38,
len' storey with back kitchen and
woodshed. For particulars apply on
premises. James *latosh.,zR. R. No,
3, Seaforth. 2586xI2
and hen house; also drilled well.
large„ 80 to 31e; twinsellIc.
POULTRY MARKIN.
poultry, August 28 .-Lie weight
,-Chickens, spring, 20 to 22c; bens,
under eIbs. 18c; hens .over 4' lbs.,
20c; roosters 14c; duchee 10c; ducke
tbigs, I6c; turkeys, 16e. Dressed-
ekiekene, spring, 25e to 30e; hens, un-..
der 4i lbs., 20e; roosters, 16c; dueks,
22; turkeys, I8e.
GRAIN MARKET
Montreal, August 28.e -Manitoba
Wheat -In store at Fort William.
no *minide No. 1 northern ;2.40; nom-
inal; No. 2 northern. $2.40; No .t 3,
northern, $2 38; No. , wheat„
42.3214.- MallitehtfteenteessNot 2` C.
W., 62e, in More, Fern Williain, Ant-
erican Corn -No. 8 yellow, nominal.
Ontaido Wheat -New erop Not -
42.16 to $2.20, Ontario Oats -No
quotations. Peas - Nominal; Bader.
-Malting new $1.20 to $1.22; Mani-
toba Flour -First patents in jute
nage ;12.90; second patents $12.40;
strong bakers' $12. Ontario Flour--
Whiter,. new, trackeVoronte, prompt
shiPment, according to Am'ple $10.20.
New crop, 00.20, in tags, track, To-
ronto, Milifeed-Carhits, delfircred
Montreal freights, aborts. $58; bran
$36; midlings, $45 tit $46; good feed
per bag, $8;25.- flay ---Track,
Toronto, extra No. 2 $11;50 th $12;
mixed $9 to $10. Straw-erarlota $7
to 7.50.
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LIVE STOCK MARKATS
Buffalo, August 2K -cattle, good
steady; common, slow; prinie steers,
$13.50 to $14; shipping steers- 12.50
to $13,25; butehers $9 to $11.50;
yearlings $9.25 to *13,50; heifers- $7
to n10,50; cows * -$9.60; bulls,
$6 to $9.25; stockers and feeders $6
to $8; fmsh CCM/a and springers,strong
-$60 to $130, Vftlse---ev, eak; 07 to $15.-
25; few at ;16.50; •Hogs--Serong;
heavy 17.75 to 17.85; °mixed° ;17,50
to $17.80; yorkerii ;17.25 to- $17.65;
light yorkers ,e16 to .a.16-.50; pigs,
415.50 to $16; roughs $1.6.40 to
416.60; stags ;13 to 14. °Sheaf and
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larabs--Active _._&._d steetulY; land*
(1000) 9.75; 14 (1040) 9.50; 2, (985)
$8.75. Cows- 2 (1100) $7.85; 1
(970) $6.85; 6 (1070) $7.85; 3 (860)
$6.40; 4 (920) 5.75; 4 (1100) $7.60;
2 (815) n6.45; 1 (1050) $6; 2 (1040)
7.50; 2 (1125) 7.25. Bulls -1 (770)
$6.50; 2 (1000) $6.75; 1 (1570) 8-.25.
Stockers -6 (840) $8.76; 6 (590) 7.50
18 (820) $8.25; -calves $12 to $14.50;
sheep, $9; 20 bogs $17 fed and water-
ed.
Dunn and Levack sold: Butchers -
22, 1110 lbs, 16,20:23:(1080) *10.2n;
2 (760) $17 5 (970) ;6• ; 7
(1170)
11.75; 6 .(1070) 89.75; 11 (1135).
811.50; 1 (1180) $11.50; 86 (1160)
$11,50; 24' (1150) $11.65; 25, (980)
$10.40. Cows -4 (1075) n7.50° 18
(1190) 87.60; 6 (1100) 87.75; 14,
(1080) $7.50; 4 (960) $6; 2 (915)
•$5.85; 4 (1100) $8.25; 1 (1040) 7.50;
1 (930) 86; 1 (1350) 88.50; 2 (1110)
47.75; 1 (1060) $7,50; 1 bull, (500)
$6.25; 1 bull (490) $6.25; 3 stokers(540) $7,50; 5 (870) $8.75; calves
$10 to $15; 63 hogs n19.
Rice and Whaley sold: Butchers-.
21 (1030) nn.75; 22 (1080) *10; 10,
(1060) 40101 18 (960) $10; 8 (749)
$9e65; 14 (880) $9; 11 (840) *8.30;
6 (800) $5.75; 5 (890) $8,65; 10,
(980) $8,30; 1 (700) $8.75. Cows_
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4" (1230) 86.45; 2 (950) $7.75; 2
(680) 6525;1 (900) $7; 5 (1070) 7.85
6 (n260)e$8; 8 (1050) $.75; 1 (1050)
40; '2 (1040) $7,50; 2 (1210) 88.50;
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in .$139..50; 1 milker $109.50.
C. Zeeman, and Sons sold: Butch-
ers -fel, (979) $9.15; 2 (915) $8.25;
20 (770) $7,40; 8 (790) 38; 19 (700)
$6; 27 (810) $7.65; 24 (820) $8; 14,'
(720) $7; 12 .(760) $7.25; 20 (835)
$7.60. Covrs-2 (1155) $8; 1 (1030)
$7; 1 (930) $6.50; 1 (1380) $7.50;
4 (1060) $6.75; 10 (1095) $7.50; 1,
(1150) $7.75; 1 (1000) $7; 1 (1060)
$7.25; 2 (1455) $8-.75; 2 (1115) 7.75;
1 (1200) $8; 16, (1080) $7.50; Stock-
ers -13 (869) $7.50; 10 (525) $8; 1
(610) $7; 13 (790) $7; 15 (900) 8.75;
g (-750) $7.25; 1 (720) 07; 24 (870)
*8.50;15 (860) $7,75; 18 (750) $7.
Bulls --1 (960) $6.50; 1 (1000) $6,75;
1 (570) 6.25; 8 (4025) 6.85; 1 (1180)
47-35; 3 (770) n6.25; 85 lambs $14;
carves $7.25 to $14.75; Milkers, each
te-1, $74.50; 3, 105; 1 000.50; 3,
to e16.60; few at $16.25; '• une- *113'" 5° ; .(104 5° ; 1' $77.50.
changed. •° • , McDonald and Halligan sold 82 ears
M• ontreal, A 27.---Okt;thiS NO11- of stock: Ch°16e'lleavY steers *12 .25
lame eteek. yanni, ,ame end. nnaeket, toen12,60; good heavy steers' 11.25
the receipts of live stook., -.mos -mark_ to $11.75; choke butchers $10.25 to I
• to,day apiounted, to I cfroe. 2._ 16,73 good '131,itehm $9.50 to $10;
500 beep d - 600 h d medium butchers $8.75 to $9.25;
DE,ATES
Brooks -In Exeter, on August 16th,
Eliza Broks,'reliet of the late Geo.
Brooks, aged 72 years, 10 months
and 5 days. •
Hardy -a -In Exeter, on August 15th,
Edward Hardy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hardy, of London,
aged 27 years.
Menhaighton-At Maple rirove,Grand
3end, on August 15, Robert James,
only soo of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
O MeNaughton, aged 8 years.
Reid -In Ihfilett, on August 17th,
James Reid; aged 77 years.
ANEW`
PIN FOUND
Fouod in. Seaforth near lisn SefIsare
ate- Satchel, e'vd'
pearls. Owner can have the sathe
on proving property and paying
charges. .
s an , ogs an • -
400 calves. common. letitchers $7.50 to $3.50;
The mciet mptent'keittin; of tisO choice eowe $8.25 to 8.75; good cows
trade '1°411- was the imexPected severe 7.75 to 8.15; inedium cows $7 to 7.50;
break ba the mine of hogs, which common cows 6.50 to $7; canners and
amounted an tz to $2,50 per met, cutters $5.25 to $6,25; choice bulls
This was attributed tO the annoupee- 88.50 to $9; good bulls, $7.75 to
raced of the British, Food controller $8.25; me6uall bulls $6 to $6'50; best
on Saturday that no more Canadian milkers and springers $90 to $120;
bacon or hogs wild be bought by the medium milkers and springers $66 to
British 43tm. of the $85; 150 larabs.13.75 to $15; 15 sheep
e remebprer1fnCanda„ $8 to $10; 20 eaves $10 to $15; 40
This was a miens mew in the paenors eastern calve$6.50 to $8; four decks
and drovers here, and it was estimat,.. of hogs 17 to $17.25 fed and watered:
ed that *see leen from $t to $6 Per 16 heavy steers (1330 lbs. $12.00; 22
• AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE
For sale a Rep five passenger car in
first claw andition. Will be sold
cheap and on easy terms. Apply to
Oscar Neil, Seaforth. 2594-tf
FOR RENT.
Campbell block to rent, texedstinn
of twe stores. For yearly tenant, the
stores win be fitted up to suit the ten-
ant. Apply to THOMAS STEPHENS
Seafortfi. 2579-ff
Ir load. Sales of 5,geiew lots wore heavy steers 1300 lbs. $12.50; 60 •BMW FOR SALE.
Good timber. Frame 30x40 with
heavy stock at 15,60, while sows sold The following were the quotations:
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to $13,50 per cwt. off cam $12.60; choice heavy steers 10,60 to artil•
made at $17 to , .$17.50, and rough heavy steers VO0 lbs. $11.60.
at $14 to S14.50, and stags at $13 Extra heavy steers, choice $11.50 to ks:sin't° 12x48. AI t° Auleut,
Cattlee prim gen° Werma 25e 411.00; choice butchers' $10.00 to
per cwt. lower than a week ago. A $10.35; good, $9.40 to $9.60; medium
few loads of good stews sold at 9.75 $8.25 to $8.40; common, $7.00 to
to $10 per cwt. The supply of corn_ $7.35; buthhers' bulls choice per cwt.
mon and inferior cattle for canning 8.35 to $8.75; good 7.60 to $8.00;
purposes was fairly large, and the de- nledium $7.00 to 47.25; rough bulls,
inand was good.
5.00 to 6.00; butchers' cows, choice
• Sales of belle were made at 6.15 to 48t° 48.25; good, 47.25 to $7.75;
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$6.25 and cos at $5 to $5.25 per mei,. $6,65 to $6.85; stockers 6.50 to
cwt. $8.25; feeders 7.75 to 8.85; canners
The tone of the market for lambs and cutters $5.25 to $6'25; nifikere'
to $125; com-
was strong and prizes ruled a little good to choice each $80
higlier with sales of Ontario stock at mon and medium, each $40.00 to
$14.25 to $14.50; and Quebec at $50; springers *80 to $125; ligb.t ewes
$12.50 to $13.50 per cwt. Sales of 8-75 to 418; sheet'', h°11117, 46 to 750;
ewes were made at $8.50 to $9 Per yearlings, $10 to $11; calves, good
cwt. The demand for choice milk- choice 13.50 to $15; spring lambs,
fed calves was good at 412 to 413, and
good at $10 to $11 Per evrt•
• Quotations -Butchers choice cattle,
$10.25 to $10.75; medium, $9.25 to
$10; do., common. $8.00 to $8,50;
canners $5 to $6.25; butchers, cat-
tle choice cows $7.50 to $8; medium
*6.50 to $7; bulls $6.75 to 48.75;
Milkers, choice each, $110 to $120;
coraraon and medium, each, $80 to
$100; sheep, ewes $8.50 to $9; bucks
and: curie $8 to $8.25; lambs 12.50 to
$L1.50; hogs, fed and watered,
$14.50; hogs, f.o.b., off cars $17 to
417.25; calves $100 lbs., $7 to $13,
Union Stock Yards, Toronto, Aug.
28 .-Hog values were brought down
nith a vengeance this morning. A
big decline was inticipated in view of
of the weakness which developed in
the markets throughout the United
States, but the $2.50 cut introduced
at the Toronto yards this morning
was never for a moment expected.
Packers last week contracted with
regular seurces of supply at 19c,
which price was paid for hogs thus
ordered, but for all loose hogs 417
fed and watered was the highest bid
to -day. Packers were not anxious to
take hogs even at the decline, and
lower values are almost certain be-
fore this week is over. Several drov-
ers lost heavily todar,---having raid
18% cents in the country. The cattle
offering was again heavy, and with
trade draggy at auotations 25e weaker
several loads of butchers were left
over at the close. Elven choice heavy
steer, which cashed in from $11.75
to $12.60 and the nurniem forward
mited, were not se ready sellers as
week ago. All grades of killers
e affected by the cut.
Stockers and feeders Imre a moder-
ate trade, with values peened 15e.
Irs, • Seaforth
$15 to $15.75; hogs, fed and watered
$17; weighed eft cars $17.25; f.o.b.
416.
MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION
WORK
A noinber of good reliable men can
secure steady employment on 'muni-
tion work, Apply to The Robert
Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Ltd.,
Seaforth, Ont. 2593-3
W T. BOA & 00.
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MARRIAGES
McEwen-Maek-In Exeter, on Aug.
1.8th, P. H. Idellween of Toronto,
to Miss Mary E.'daughter of Mr.
and KIS. DILViC1 Mack, of MAW'.
Goodspeed -Love -- ht Exeter. on
August 9th, James B. Goodspeed,
of Ruthland., Sask., to Miss Mary
E., danglitee of Mr. and Mrs. Don.
geld Love, of Exeter.
Pile-Houghtos-In Crsrmarty, on
August 4, Benjamin Pile, of Park-
hill, to Mrs. Ainnie Houghton? of
Parkhrd, formerly of Cromarty
STORE HOUSE FOR SALE
For sale, No. 7 store house o G.T.
R. track. Apply to Mrs, lielut Mk"
Seaforth. 2574-tf
HOUSE FOR SALE. -
For sale, the two storey, seven -
roomed brick residence,: on James at.,
Seaforth, owned by Mrs. Etisal Mce
Lean. Apply at The Expositor OMee.
CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
Two seated Gladstone, natural wod, as
good as new and easy running, com-
fortable family rig. Apply at The
Expositor OS�, Seaforth. 2578-tf
' HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
One-fifth of an acre of good ground
and a story and a half brick veneered
house with large kitchen attached, on
East William street, Seaforth. This
property is in splendid condition,pleas-
antly situated and will be sold cheap
as the owner is removing to London.
Apply to HARRY SPEARE, Ingersoll,
or to JOHN RANKIN, Seaforth.
257I-tf
FARM FOR SALE.
For Sale, Let 6, Concession 9, Tuck..
eesmith, containing 1.00 acres, about 7
acres bush. The farm is well fenced
aed 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 premises or address
Mrs. John MeCloy, Egmondville, P.O.
2356-tf
VALUEABLE FARM LANDS FOR
SALE
That very desirable farm, being
composed of No' 17 and the south
half of lot ino. 16 in the 4th corms-
sion of the Township of Hibbert, con-
taining in all 150 acres nacre or less,
is offered for sale at a sacrifice, in or-
der to close up the estate of the late
William McLellan. The farm is in a
first clas-s state of cultivation and the
buildings thereon are in good condi-
tion. The farm is an exce-otionallv
good one for mixed farming. For
terms and particulars apply to the
undersigned. Andrew MeLellsa, Ad-
ministhdor of the Estate of William
McLellan, deceased, Dublin. P.a., R.
R. No. 2 2594-tf
FOR SALE.
House and half acre of land in the
village of Egmondville. The property
is situated on Centre Street, close to
tbe Presbyterian church and. ie known
as the Purcell property, Good, com-
fortable house, good shed, good well
and cement cistern. All kinds of fruit
treea, strawberries, raspberries, and
currant bushes. This is a corner pro-
perty with no breaks on front, and
the land is in, a good state of cultdva.
tion. This is a nice property for a
retired farmer and the taxes are light,
For particulars apply on the premises
or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 2584-tf
FARM' FOR SALE
For sale north part lot 22 and 23 on
the 13th concession of McKillop, con-
taining 75 mixes moreorless. There
are on the premises, e good *ante
house with running water in, the
house a. good bank barn with cement
/loom The farm 'le 'fenced and
drained and in a good state of culti-
vation.: The fall ploughing will all
be done this year and Pessession will
be given on March ist next. This
is the property of the Tate William
Denninson ,and will he sold on . easy
terms. For further earticulars ap-
ply to William Neil, or. Alexander
*Gardiner, Walton P. 0., 2591x4
FARM FOR SALE
For sale east half of lot 21, Conces-
sion 4,Tuckersmith, a square 50 acres.
There are on the premises a good
frame 1% storey house with kitchen
and woodshed. Good bank barn with
brick stabling, driving house and
poultry house; These buildings are
all in first class repair, 4 Two good
wells, one at the barn and one at the
holm. The farm is all, fenced. with
Page wire and all well entderdrained.
Six miles from Seem*, and six,frens
Hansen on the best gravel!, roads' ; 41ei of
am lie from school. Rural mail and
phone. This is a 'cholee.faree and tea
he eold on reasonablelohins; posses -
slow -given at any tiMe.,' Aor particue.`
Jars apply on the muniseis or address
R. R. No. 3, Kippen P.O., or phone
11 on 132, Seaforth. P. McGrath.
2593x4-tf
AUCTION SALE
of Household :10ffecta.-Thos. Brawn
has been instructed to sell by public
auction On lot 20, Sayfiekl Road, eauffs,
% mile east of Varna, on Wednesday,
September 12th, at two o'clock pin.,
the following: 3 beets, 1 with Spring,
1 with mattresses, 2 bedeo-am tables,
1 commode, 2 bedroom, wasbstande,
1 bedroom mite, 6 cane chains, 1 par-
lor table, 1 rope lounge, 1 cane rocker,
I sofa, 1 large rocker, 1 couch, 5
chair, 1 dining table 1 F leaf ta.ble„
le
I sideboard, 2 kite:m tables. 1 act
of scales, 1 bookcase, 1 kitchen wash-
stand, 1 range, 1 lenge cupboard, mat-
ting and other things too numerous to
mention., itermse-Cashe everything
to be sold without reserve. W. A.
MeAsh, Proprietor; T. Brown. Auc-
tioneer, 2594x2
AUCTION SALE
Of ch.oice farm stock and implements,
Mr. C. W. Robinson has received
instructions to sell by public auction
on lot 5, conceeelon 3, Tuckersmith,
miles east Of Hensall, en Satur-
day, September15th, at , one o'clock
sharp, the follewing: Horses -One
gelding six years old, a right good
one; gelding 4 years old, gelding 2
years old, filly colt sired by Andy
Red -Lac frent a standard bred mare,
promises .to make a winner. Reefs-
teredCattle-Helen's Btand No.
---.102529 with good bull calf by her
-side; this COW has qualified in the
Record of. Performance; Helen's
Brand 2nd a-107286= with good heif-
er calf by her side; 1 heifer 20 months
old from Helen's .Brand. Grade Cat-
tle-Ceev 8 years old to calve in De-
cember, 3 year old cow to calve in
December, fresh cow with. calf by
her side, cow to calve in :January, 2
heifers 2 years old, steer 2 years old
4 yearling heifers, 2 eteer calves 10
months old, steer calf 8 months old,
a few barred rock roosters. Imple-
ments -Massey -Harris binder. 7 ft.
cut; Deering mower 6 ft. cut; Deer-
ing 10 -ft. rake, steel land roller, John
Deere manure spreader, Massey -Har-
ris cultivator, disc, diamond harrows,
four secifions; aped drill, Chatham
fanning mill, wagon with 6 wheels,
set sleighs, light wagon, hayrack, 1
gravel bonolien buggy, extension lad-
der Ceckshutt two -furrow plow, 2 sin-
gle. plows, 2 wuffiers, grass seeder, set
double harness, seat brass mounted
double harness, good as new, -This -
machinery is all good and some of It
as good as new, Also a quantity of
hay, Chatham incubator, 2 brooders,
root pulper. horse collars, car, rope,
and slings, pulleys and a quantity cf
lumber. Teens --Ail sums of $10 and
under cash; over that amount twelve
months' credit will be given on fur-
nishing approved Joint notes. A die -
count of 5 per cent off for cash on,
credit =annex. Poettivear no re-
serve as the pmprielyir is going west.
No outside ,stock taken in, Frank
Bean, Piennieter; C. W. Roblema,
Auctioneer; C. A.Pt Leone% Clerk.
2694x3
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SIR EDMUND WALKER,
C.V.O., LLD., D.C,L, Pea
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SIR JOHN MRD,C.eteefeePigeresee
H. V. F. JONES, At Geer leaseese
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'700,1ed ..nt7o10,.
e-osiLd with this Bank, earn current
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u-,-pavx15,7 accomt ..-i!rfositors are assured
of security z -id courteous treptrncnt
joint accetnts may .be opened by two or more persons,
1..:;th the privilege of withdrawal by any
SEAFORTHBRANCH
state of cultivation, all 'seeded with .1. muLLEN,
ellilIONNEENW
he exception of four acres. Good
buildings and two good wells. Will
be sold on very reasonable terms.
and will give possession atany time.
Apply to John Forest, No. 3 Seatorth
or Phone 4 on 148. 2592-tf. -
FOR SALE OR KJINT
That very desirable property on
John Street, known as the M. G.
Chesney property will be sold, as the
estate must be closed out; or if not
sold the same will he for rent. This
property is fully modern ire, every
way and is in an excellent state of
repair. For further particulars ap-
ply to A. S. Atkinson, D.D.S.'108
Bainard St„ Detroit; or to John. Ran-
kin, Broker, Seaforth, Ont... 2591-4
HOMESTEAD FERTILIZER
Wheat ° is needed and will be a
high, price, for another year at least.
HOMESTEAD FERTILIZER is con-
sidered equal to any on the market.
It helps the plant to root better and
withstand the spring frosts. It will
increase the yield and will well repay
the expense. The best references yett
can get are from those who have used
it, For sale by JAMES COWAN.
2693-3 Seaforth
CARD OF THANKS •
rugeland, August 25, 1917
Editor HUZ0.12 Eimitor,-We wish
to extend through the columns of your
paper, our sincere thanks to 'the pas-
tors and friends who were so kind
to our mother and us in our recent
bereavement, the death of our sister,
Mre. Henry Smith,
Sincerely,
• J. E. Smart
T. G. Smart
F. R. Smart
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Clerk's Notice of First Post.-
in of Voters' List
4!OPIIIWO
Voters' List, 1917,MunieiPalitY of tile
'DMA of Seaforth, in the Comity
of Huron.
' Sof tee to hereby gliest that I heye transmitted or
deltre0 Olib&pezione znootietteot La 4006tion 0, a
The IlhaterWroteres Lists Act, the copies. required
hy eida enemas to be no transmitted or delivered of
tile List, nude porevant s Wd Aot, of an ammo
arpetring by the last Revleed Amassment Xoll
the mid Iltunehiality to be entttlad to rote le the
esid filomkdpigity at eleetione for lifonberro of the
Wire Aeeetnlify end at Municipal Eleotione ;
o that ti2o sad Wit ine art posted up .tu w.y
Aloe 5etforijon gte Igthday of Augott,/917,ano
tninsiom there foe Inapt Won.
And I hereby tm1.1 upon ail votere to take inweedi-
proceed to Imre litiy error e or wisdom ow -
to law.
IONN A. WILSON,
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Clerk. of Toles of Seel (nth
his Z5rd dsy of Auglitt, Loa. 374-1
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LADIUt TAILOR
H e ft o
And Furrier
Cleaning, Pressing &
Repairing a Specialty
A Trial Solicited
*******7.4101441,444.4444-4040
W.S.Gortniey
.drribalrner -
Funeral Direc*cr
Undertaking Parlors above
M. Williams' grocery store,
Main Street, Seaforth
ttl wers lureetled on short !iota
nharges moderate.
Phone night Or day - 192
Fall Wheat
Fertilizer
In spite of the embargoes and many
other difficulties, we have a limited ,
quantity of the genuine BUeloALO I
BRAND FERTILIZER - the )(Ole
that always gives results.
If sowing wheat this fall, take my
advice and secure a libervl supply of
Fertilizer eariy.
We also handle
Rough and Dreesed Moeller
Shiagjes, Cedar Pots,
Fibre Board
Hard and Soft
and Canada Cement
OIMIIREPISOMMESSI
one of the number..,
MANAttinke
Prize List of the Second
Annual School Fair
Walton and Adjoining Sections
(Comprising Walton, Leadbury, Nos, 2 and 12
Grey, arid No, 90 McKillop)
to be held on
chool and Church Grounds, WALTON, on
Wednesday, Sept 12th
CLASS I. Cofleetion of Snap Shotee-lat *
Vegetables and Frail Shot , Album by Mr.. F. Re
..., ,. .. tee:0MM *A
All prizes in this class donated by ' 50
Women's Intitute.
12 Potatoes; 25 15 10
3PlAniToPmaidntoes
Cabbage
Ybbagele .Leviathan Maniroide 25 15 1-0
6 ears Gold Bantam Corn 24255 1155 :00
3 R,ed Mangolds 25 15 10
Squash
2525 1155 1100
25 15 10
Cauliflower 26 15 10
6 onions f.rom Dutch. sets* 26 15
Onions, potato, one pint 25 15
Beans, half, pint - • 25 15
8 Pa.rsnipa - 26 15
25 15
3 Radishes
83 CBeetearrote
25 15
2515
1 Citron 26 15
Collection of 6 named, von-
letiee (3 or each) from
fathers\ orcharFidowers,
' CLASS n, 15
Bunch Deldiae.
Mr. W.101. Kerr
Bunch Gladieli-1st 50c;
2nd 8.0; and 3rd 20
Darwin Tulips by Mr.
- William Hariery
Bum -1r Sweet Peas
Mrs. Lyddiatt
Bunch Asters
Dr.T.T.M�Ra
Bunch Pansies -
Mr. W. G. Neel
Bunch Snapdragon
1st Fountain pen,
Dr. Mackay
Bunch Verbenas, 15t
Foemtain pen by Mr.
C. Abarhart
Bunch Nasturtiums, 1st
knife, by Frank Ms
Beet Boquet, it, Whip-
ped Cream ft,t, by
Beattie Bros
'CLASS HL
Poultry.,
Col, chickene (pair) 00 6040
By Mr. Downing a.ud Mr. weennoon
Pen Tjtility Pow/ (8 poi-
kyte and 1 cockerel) 1 00 60 40
By Mr. S. Wilton. and Dr. Ernesto
Pair Leghorns n5 15 10
PairRocks ' 25 15 10
Pair Wyandottes 25 15 10
Pair Geese 25 16 10
Pair Ducks 25 15 10
Coop made by exhibitor
lst vntteh chafe by
Mr. Scrooge, Seaforth 50 85
Bird House, lst Streeter Coat, by
Stewart Bros.; Ind, and 3rd, Flash-
lighte, by Mr. H. Edge.
CLASS IV.
Live Stock
All animals born. in 1917 and to be
led. out and shown by Exhibitor.
Colt 100 50 35 15
By Messrs. L. Blake and I. Ryan
Calf, (pail fed) 1 00 50 $5 15
By MOSfIn. Watt, arid Miller
Lamb 100 -50 35 15
By Messrs. J. Bolger and J. Harris
CLASS V
Nature Study
ollection Mounted Weeds koromosti
26
50
Open to Missile of Se a Nolen, Morris
(Wiriben)
Beet plot by Mr. A. Gardiner la 00 -
Meet Maneerly Pepin, by_ Miss M.
1O
CLASS VI,
Beams* Samoa
Darning on Woolen Stocking, abest
1 inch square 25 1511
nio I ()mallet Litee
W25 1515 100
10 BEI:: prriereedinDgol, open to girl* tea
10 years and under50 96 15-
10 Beet Dressed DoR„ opei to girls from
10 tea to fifteen years 50- -36 15
11E! Laym. Cake 25 15 10
10 Apple pie
26 15 10
Candy ("udrnageple) cream) 25 15 IS
10 Pair socks, ist Locket, by J. F.
100
.131XWall holes, let pair gloves by M.
*Amick. Senforth 35 15
35 15
• CLAW "M.
Open to Children 9 peons read. =ler
CBeeroartats 251510
3 Onione trope 26 15 10'
10 - 10-
N 35 15 ntriffe Ppit Poteneess, to On'oaa 25
25 511 55 111 000
5035 8un
13tmciltiverh PanHeiesead 25., 15 10
eo 85 15 Bunch Nasturtiums
25 15 6
Bunch Asters 2515110
Prim e for last foisr by Mr A. D.
Sutherland, Deafer*
30 Ppadrair prigeoRantae
mns
25 -15 10e.
26 15 10
Rabbit or Hare 25 15 10 -3020 Aeatny ortaKke:deripet 26 15 10
80, 25 "
20 Bird House, 1st knife, by MrG. A1!
%as, value $1 50 25
25 16 10
35 15
names) let by Miss Dickson
100 50 35 151
Coleiction of weed seeds with names
ist by Mr. Braze
100 nO 35 151
Collection of Wild flowers with coM-
mon names, ist by Rev. A. Lundy]
1 00 50 35 15 ,
Collection of Mounted Leaves of trees
with names, 1st by Miss HurePhries t
• 100 50 35 15
CLASS VI
Art, ',drift& Ete.
Writing- 1st verse "God Save the
Xing," open to pupils snider ten
years, 1st by Miss Ada C-srdnee.
50 35 16
Writing- (lst; verte 04otl Save the
King," open to pupils over ten
yeas, ist by Mise Ada Gardner.
50 ro 15
Map of, Berope, zhossing the hatee
line the lettef part of Angust, by I
Mr. Tales 50 35 151
Sketch in water colors, open, to erls
up to 15 years, 1st, box of gtta.
tionery bv Mr. Fox 50 85 15
Crayon drawing of fruit, open to 2nd
cities by Wes 4. Be:tont-me
50 sa 15
Ceram Boolet Let, by Min Amy Roe
1.0 110 SO 15,
kin*. 13.Mustard I
Brucefield it
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CLASS 11
pen to all gfria in district oven 12
Yeers
a of Bree,d 26 15 1*
dozen Inms 25 15 10
Pint Apple Jelly 25 16 10
Tatting 25 15 1*
Table Cetriao k dark balm 25 16 1*
Pah. Fancy Towde 25 15 It
Pair EinbraldeeeS Mew. Covers
25 16 10
Pair Knitted Socks 20 15 10
Collection of Eyelet and Solid Brae
broidery, 1st, ;1; esd 50e, by B. L.
T. Club 215
Crochet Yoke, let, Parasol by Mr.
Ilactavieh 802*
CLASS X.
Open to an bops in Anzict 12
vein
Shee-f of wheat - i-0 75 51
Sheaf of Oats 1 00 76 50
Sheaf of Barley 100 75 50
Sheaf to be six inches in diameter,
grown on fatther's farm and seam -ten
by ExInbitor. These prizee donated
by Messrs, John Leming, Thorns&
Clark, A. Strachan, M. Black,
Muldoon, A. C. Dawes sw.d 3v.
Backer.
Bird House 1 00 60 40
By Rev. Mr. Craikand 11. 0, iteiff
Best ten minutes' speech on "Advan-
tages of Farm Life"
100 50 35 16
By Menrs. J. McDonald Beetle
Harris,
CLASS XI
Open to Boys and Glens any age
Beet ten minutes' speech on "Hew /
cared for my plot and the Lemon*
I Learned," 100 00 35 15
By Meters. Turnbull and Harris
CLASS XII.
to Little Ones under
Sunflower head
25 go 15
Any pet 25 20 15
Beet Bird Hesse 25 20 15
yee
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RULES
. Entries free and open to
of the five schools listed As Me
prize list.
2. An exhibits of Vftotables sew
Firowere must he banaed .1;rtZ.
frtart to finish by the =idtidUrtI
$. All exhanhe seast its in piste
one °Week.
Pagoda Mom* Iflobv..6-11hatir mai
tosen the boys and this Irtyn
Wet do not do the wait frar
otherwise ths wakibitt
seee$A4d.
.eret will be hel
the Evening
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T.-Holiiles
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Funeral Director and
lAcensed Erabahner
° ndertaemg parlors in Oddfel
lows building opposite .
Stewart, Bros. Resi-
• dence Goderich et., opp
Dr. ncoot's
elowers famished on
Short notiee.
Phone Night o Day 119 '
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On Wedneeday Sept. nth,
o'clock, on lot 2o, 'Bayfield road, one-
half mile wet of Varna, Household Ef-
fects, W. A. MeAsh, prop.; Thos.
Brown, auctioneer.
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MAN WANTED
e
For chopping oteady worx;
John Hutton, 2594-1
PIN FOUND
Fouod in. Seaforth near lisn SefIsare
ate- Satchel, e'vd'
pearls. Owner can have the sathe
on proving property and paying
charges. .
s an , ogs an • -
400 calves. common. letitchers $7.50 to $3.50;
The mciet mptent'keittin; of tisO choice eowe $8.25 to 8.75; good cows
trade '1°411- was the imexPected severe 7.75 to 8.15; inedium cows $7 to 7.50;
break ba the mine of hogs, which common cows 6.50 to $7; canners and
amounted an tz to $2,50 per met, cutters $5.25 to $6,25; choice bulls
This was attributed tO the annoupee- 88.50 to $9; good bulls, $7.75 to
raced of the British, Food controller $8.25; me6uall bulls $6 to $6'50; best
on Saturday that no more Canadian milkers and springers $90 to $120;
bacon or hogs wild be bought by the medium milkers and springers $66 to
British 43tm. of the $85; 150 larabs.13.75 to $15; 15 sheep
e remebprer1fnCanda„ $8 to $10; 20 eaves $10 to $15; 40
This was a miens mew in the paenors eastern calve$6.50 to $8; four decks
and drovers here, and it was estimat,.. of hogs 17 to $17.25 fed and watered:
ed that *see leen from $t to $6 Per 16 heavy steers (1330 lbs. $12.00; 22
• AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE
For sale a Rep five passenger car in
first claw andition. Will be sold
cheap and on easy terms. Apply to
Oscar Neil, Seaforth. 2594-tf
FOR RENT.
Campbell block to rent, texedstinn
of twe stores. For yearly tenant, the
stores win be fitted up to suit the ten-
ant. Apply to THOMAS STEPHENS
Seafortfi. 2579-ff
Ir load. Sales of 5,geiew lots wore heavy steers 1300 lbs. $12.50; 60 •BMW FOR SALE.
Good timber. Frame 30x40 with
heavy stock at 15,60, while sows sold The following were the quotations:
2564-tt
to $13,50 per cwt. off cam $12.60; choice heavy steers 10,60 to artil•
made at $17 to , .$17.50, and rough heavy steers VO0 lbs. $11.60.
at $14 to S14.50, and stags at $13 Extra heavy steers, choice $11.50 to ks:sin't° 12x48. AI t° Auleut,
Cattlee prim gen° Werma 25e 411.00; choice butchers' $10.00 to
per cwt. lower than a week ago. A $10.35; good, $9.40 to $9.60; medium
few loads of good stews sold at 9.75 $8.25 to $8.40; common, $7.00 to
to $10 per cwt. The supply of corn_ $7.35; buthhers' bulls choice per cwt.
mon and inferior cattle for canning 8.35 to $8.75; good 7.60 to $8.00;
purposes was fairly large, and the de- nledium $7.00 to 47.25; rough bulls,
inand was good.
5.00 to 6.00; butchers' cows, choice
• Sales of belle were made at 6.15 to 48t° 48.25; good, 47.25 to $7.75;
w
$6.25 and cos at $5 to $5.25 per mei,. $6,65 to $6.85; stockers 6.50 to
cwt. $8.25; feeders 7.75 to 8.85; canners
The tone of the market for lambs and cutters $5.25 to $6'25; nifikere'
to $125; com-
was strong and prizes ruled a little good to choice each $80
higlier with sales of Ontario stock at mon and medium, each $40.00 to
$14.25 to $14.50; and Quebec at $50; springers *80 to $125; ligb.t ewes
$12.50 to $13.50 per cwt. Sales of 8-75 to 418; sheet'', h°11117, 46 to 750;
ewes were made at $8.50 to $9 Per yearlings, $10 to $11; calves, good
cwt. The demand for choice milk- choice 13.50 to $15; spring lambs,
fed calves was good at 412 to 413, and
good at $10 to $11 Per evrt•
• Quotations -Butchers choice cattle,
$10.25 to $10.75; medium, $9.25 to
$10; do., common. $8.00 to $8,50;
canners $5 to $6.25; butchers, cat-
tle choice cows $7.50 to $8; medium
*6.50 to $7; bulls $6.75 to 48.75;
Milkers, choice each, $110 to $120;
coraraon and medium, each, $80 to
$100; sheep, ewes $8.50 to $9; bucks
and: curie $8 to $8.25; lambs 12.50 to
$L1.50; hogs, fed and watered,
$14.50; hogs, f.o.b., off cars $17 to
417.25; calves $100 lbs., $7 to $13,
Union Stock Yards, Toronto, Aug.
28 .-Hog values were brought down
nith a vengeance this morning. A
big decline was inticipated in view of
of the weakness which developed in
the markets throughout the United
States, but the $2.50 cut introduced
at the Toronto yards this morning
was never for a moment expected.
Packers last week contracted with
regular seurces of supply at 19c,
which price was paid for hogs thus
ordered, but for all loose hogs 417
fed and watered was the highest bid
to -day. Packers were not anxious to
take hogs even at the decline, and
lower values are almost certain be-
fore this week is over. Several drov-
ers lost heavily todar,---having raid
18% cents in the country. The cattle
offering was again heavy, and with
trade draggy at auotations 25e weaker
several loads of butchers were left
over at the close. Elven choice heavy
steer, which cashed in from $11.75
to $12.60 and the nurniem forward
mited, were not se ready sellers as
week ago. All grades of killers
e affected by the cut.
Stockers and feeders Imre a moder-
ate trade, with values peened 15e.
Irs, • Seaforth
$15 to $15.75; hogs, fed and watered
$17; weighed eft cars $17.25; f.o.b.
416.
MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION
WORK
A noinber of good reliable men can
secure steady employment on 'muni-
tion work, Apply to The Robert
Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Ltd.,
Seaforth, Ont. 2593-3
W T. BOA & 00.
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J.- UNERAL DIRECTORS
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MARRIAGES
McEwen-Maek-In Exeter, on Aug.
1.8th, P. H. Idellween of Toronto,
to Miss Mary E.'daughter of Mr.
and KIS. DILViC1 Mack, of MAW'.
Goodspeed -Love -- ht Exeter. on
August 9th, James B. Goodspeed,
of Ruthland., Sask., to Miss Mary
E., danglitee of Mr. and Mrs. Don.
geld Love, of Exeter.
Pile-Houghtos-In Crsrmarty, on
August 4, Benjamin Pile, of Park-
hill, to Mrs. Ainnie Houghton? of
Parkhrd, formerly of Cromarty
STORE HOUSE FOR SALE
For sale, No. 7 store house o G.T.
R. track. Apply to Mrs, lielut Mk"
Seaforth. 2574-tf
HOUSE FOR SALE. -
For sale, the two storey, seven -
roomed brick residence,: on James at.,
Seaforth, owned by Mrs. Etisal Mce
Lean. Apply at The Expositor OMee.
CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
Two seated Gladstone, natural wod, as
good as new and easy running, com-
fortable family rig. Apply at The
Expositor OS�, Seaforth. 2578-tf
' HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
One-fifth of an acre of good ground
and a story and a half brick veneered
house with large kitchen attached, on
East William street, Seaforth. This
property is in splendid condition,pleas-
antly situated and will be sold cheap
as the owner is removing to London.
Apply to HARRY SPEARE, Ingersoll,
or to JOHN RANKIN, Seaforth.
257I-tf
FARM FOR SALE.
For Sale, Let 6, Concession 9, Tuck..
eesmith, containing 1.00 acres, about 7
acres bush. The farm is well fenced
aed 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 premises or address
Mrs. John MeCloy, Egmondville, P.O.
2356-tf
VALUEABLE FARM LANDS FOR
SALE
That very desirable farm, being
composed of No' 17 and the south
half of lot ino. 16 in the 4th corms-
sion of the Township of Hibbert, con-
taining in all 150 acres nacre or less,
is offered for sale at a sacrifice, in or-
der to close up the estate of the late
William McLellan. The farm is in a
first clas-s state of cultivation and the
buildings thereon are in good condi-
tion. The farm is an exce-otionallv
good one for mixed farming. For
terms and particulars apply to the
undersigned. Andrew MeLellsa, Ad-
ministhdor of the Estate of William
McLellan, deceased, Dublin. P.a., R.
R. No. 2 2594-tf
FOR SALE.
House and half acre of land in the
village of Egmondville. The property
is situated on Centre Street, close to
tbe Presbyterian church and. ie known
as the Purcell property, Good, com-
fortable house, good shed, good well
and cement cistern. All kinds of fruit
treea, strawberries, raspberries, and
currant bushes. This is a corner pro-
perty with no breaks on front, and
the land is in, a good state of cultdva.
tion. This is a nice property for a
retired farmer and the taxes are light,
For particulars apply on the premises
or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 2584-tf
FARM' FOR SALE
For sale north part lot 22 and 23 on
the 13th concession of McKillop, con-
taining 75 mixes moreorless. There
are on the premises, e good *ante
house with running water in, the
house a. good bank barn with cement
/loom The farm 'le 'fenced and
drained and in a good state of culti-
vation.: The fall ploughing will all
be done this year and Pessession will
be given on March ist next. This
is the property of the Tate William
Denninson ,and will he sold on . easy
terms. For further earticulars ap-
ply to William Neil, or. Alexander
*Gardiner, Walton P. 0., 2591x4
FARM FOR SALE
For sale east half of lot 21, Conces-
sion 4,Tuckersmith, a square 50 acres.
There are on the premises a good
frame 1% storey house with kitchen
and woodshed. Good bank barn with
brick stabling, driving house and
poultry house; These buildings are
all in first class repair, 4 Two good
wells, one at the barn and one at the
holm. The farm is all, fenced. with
Page wire and all well entderdrained.
Six miles from Seem*, and six,frens
Hansen on the best gravel!, roads' ; 41ei of
am lie from school. Rural mail and
phone. This is a 'cholee.faree and tea
he eold on reasonablelohins; posses -
slow -given at any tiMe.,' Aor particue.`
Jars apply on the muniseis or address
R. R. No. 3, Kippen P.O., or phone
11 on 132, Seaforth. P. McGrath.
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AUCTION SALE
of Household :10ffecta.-Thos. Brawn
has been instructed to sell by public
auction On lot 20, Sayfiekl Road, eauffs,
% mile east of Varna, on Wednesday,
September 12th, at two o'clock pin.,
the following: 3 beets, 1 with Spring,
1 with mattresses, 2 bedeo-am tables,
1 commode, 2 bedroom, wasbstande,
1 bedroom mite, 6 cane chains, 1 par-
lor table, 1 rope lounge, 1 cane rocker,
I sofa, 1 large rocker, 1 couch, 5
chair, 1 dining table 1 F leaf ta.ble„
le
I sideboard, 2 kite:m tables. 1 act
of scales, 1 bookcase, 1 kitchen wash-
stand, 1 range, 1 lenge cupboard, mat-
ting and other things too numerous to
mention., itermse-Cashe everything
to be sold without reserve. W. A.
MeAsh, Proprietor; T. Brown. Auc-
tioneer, 2594x2
AUCTION SALE
Of ch.oice farm stock and implements,
Mr. C. W. Robinson has received
instructions to sell by public auction
on lot 5, conceeelon 3, Tuckersmith,
miles east Of Hensall, en Satur-
day, September15th, at , one o'clock
sharp, the follewing: Horses -One
gelding six years old, a right good
one; gelding 4 years old, gelding 2
years old, filly colt sired by Andy
Red -Lac frent a standard bred mare,
promises .to make a winner. Reefs-
teredCattle-Helen's Btand No.
---.102529 with good bull calf by her
-side; this COW has qualified in the
Record of. Performance; Helen's
Brand 2nd a-107286= with good heif-
er calf by her side; 1 heifer 20 months
old from Helen's .Brand. Grade Cat-
tle-Ceev 8 years old to calve in De-
cember, 3 year old cow to calve in
December, fresh cow with. calf by
her side, cow to calve in :January, 2
heifers 2 years old, steer 2 years old
4 yearling heifers, 2 eteer calves 10
months old, steer calf 8 months old,
a few barred rock roosters. Imple-
ments -Massey -Harris binder. 7 ft.
cut; Deering mower 6 ft. cut; Deer-
ing 10 -ft. rake, steel land roller, John
Deere manure spreader, Massey -Har-
ris cultivator, disc, diamond harrows,
four secifions; aped drill, Chatham
fanning mill, wagon with 6 wheels,
set sleighs, light wagon, hayrack, 1
gravel bonolien buggy, extension lad-
der Ceckshutt two -furrow plow, 2 sin-
gle. plows, 2 wuffiers, grass seeder, set
double harness, seat brass mounted
double harness, good as new, -This -
machinery is all good and some of It
as good as new, Also a quantity of
hay, Chatham incubator, 2 brooders,
root pulper. horse collars, car, rope,
and slings, pulleys and a quantity cf
lumber. Teens --Ail sums of $10 and
under cash; over that amount twelve
months' credit will be given on fur-
nishing approved Joint notes. A die -
count of 5 per cent off for cash on,
credit =annex. Poettivear no re-
serve as the pmprielyir is going west.
No outside ,stock taken in, Frank
Bean, Piennieter; C. W. Roblema,
Auctioneer; C. A.Pt Leone% Clerk.
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SIR EDMUND WALKER,
C.V.O., LLD., D.C,L, Pea
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SIR JOHN MRD,C.eteefeePigeresee
H. V. F. JONES, At Geer leaseese
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'700,1ed ..nt7o10,.
e-osiLd with this Bank, earn current
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u-,-pavx15,7 accomt ..-i!rfositors are assured
of security z -id courteous treptrncnt
joint accetnts may .be opened by two or more persons,
1..:;th the privilege of withdrawal by any
SEAFORTHBRANCH
state of cultivation, all 'seeded with .1. muLLEN,
ellilIONNEENW
he exception of four acres. Good
buildings and two good wells. Will
be sold on very reasonable terms.
and will give possession atany time.
Apply to John Forest, No. 3 Seatorth
or Phone 4 on 148. 2592-tf. -
FOR SALE OR KJINT
That very desirable property on
John Street, known as the M. G.
Chesney property will be sold, as the
estate must be closed out; or if not
sold the same will he for rent. This
property is fully modern ire, every
way and is in an excellent state of
repair. For further particulars ap-
ply to A. S. Atkinson, D.D.S.'108
Bainard St„ Detroit; or to John. Ran-
kin, Broker, Seaforth, Ont... 2591-4
HOMESTEAD FERTILIZER
Wheat ° is needed and will be a
high, price, for another year at least.
HOMESTEAD FERTILIZER is con-
sidered equal to any on the market.
It helps the plant to root better and
withstand the spring frosts. It will
increase the yield and will well repay
the expense. The best references yett
can get are from those who have used
it, For sale by JAMES COWAN.
2693-3 Seaforth
CARD OF THANKS •
rugeland, August 25, 1917
Editor HUZ0.12 Eimitor,-We wish
to extend through the columns of your
paper, our sincere thanks to 'the pas-
tors and friends who were so kind
to our mother and us in our recent
bereavement, the death of our sister,
Mre. Henry Smith,
Sincerely,
• J. E. Smart
T. G. Smart
F. R. Smart
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Clerk's Notice of First Post.-
in of Voters' List
4!OPIIIWO
Voters' List, 1917,MunieiPalitY of tile
'DMA of Seaforth, in the Comity
of Huron.
' Sof tee to hereby gliest that I heye transmitted or
deltre0 Olib&pezione znootietteot La 4006tion 0, a
The IlhaterWroteres Lists Act, the copies. required
hy eida enemas to be no transmitted or delivered of
tile List, nude porevant s Wd Aot, of an ammo
arpetring by the last Revleed Amassment Xoll
the mid Iltunehiality to be entttlad to rote le the
esid filomkdpigity at eleetione for lifonberro of the
Wire Aeeetnlify end at Municipal Eleotione ;
o that ti2o sad Wit ine art posted up .tu w.y
Aloe 5etforijon gte Igthday of Augott,/917,ano
tninsiom there foe Inapt Won.
And I hereby tm1.1 upon ail votere to take inweedi-
proceed to Imre litiy error e or wisdom ow -
to law.
IONN A. WILSON,
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Clerk. of Toles of Seel (nth
his Z5rd dsy of Auglitt, Loa. 374-1
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LADIUt TAILOR
H e ft o
And Furrier
Cleaning, Pressing &
Repairing a Specialty
A Trial Solicited
*******7.4101441,444.4444-4040
W.S.Gortniey
.drribalrner -
Funeral Direc*cr
Undertaking Parlors above
M. Williams' grocery store,
Main Street, Seaforth
ttl wers lureetled on short !iota
nharges moderate.
Phone night Or day - 192
Fall Wheat
Fertilizer
In spite of the embargoes and many
other difficulties, we have a limited ,
quantity of the genuine BUeloALO I
BRAND FERTILIZER - the )(Ole
that always gives results.
If sowing wheat this fall, take my
advice and secure a libervl supply of
Fertilizer eariy.
We also handle
Rough and Dreesed Moeller
Shiagjes, Cedar Pots,
Fibre Board
Hard and Soft
and Canada Cement
OIMIIREPISOMMESSI
one of the number..,
MANAttinke
Prize List of the Second
Annual School Fair
Walton and Adjoining Sections
(Comprising Walton, Leadbury, Nos, 2 and 12
Grey, arid No, 90 McKillop)
to be held on
chool and Church Grounds, WALTON, on
Wednesday, Sept 12th
CLASS I. Cofleetion of Snap Shotee-lat *
Vegetables and Frail Shot , Album by Mr.. F. Re
..., ,. .. tee:0MM *A
All prizes in this class donated by ' 50
Women's Intitute.
12 Potatoes; 25 15 10
3PlAniToPmaidntoes
Cabbage
Ybbagele .Leviathan Maniroide 25 15 1-0
6 ears Gold Bantam Corn 24255 1155 :00
3 R,ed Mangolds 25 15 10
Squash
2525 1155 1100
25 15 10
Cauliflower 26 15 10
6 onions f.rom Dutch. sets* 26 15
Onions, potato, one pint 25 15
Beans, half, pint - • 25 15
8 Pa.rsnipa - 26 15
25 15
3 Radishes
83 CBeetearrote
25 15
2515
1 Citron 26 15
Collection of 6 named, von-
letiee (3 or each) from
fathers\ orcharFidowers,
' CLASS n, 15
Bunch Deldiae.
Mr. W.101. Kerr
Bunch Gladieli-1st 50c;
2nd 8.0; and 3rd 20
Darwin Tulips by Mr.
- William Hariery
Bum -1r Sweet Peas
Mrs. Lyddiatt
Bunch Asters
Dr.T.T.M�Ra
Bunch Pansies -
Mr. W. G. Neel
Bunch Snapdragon
1st Fountain pen,
Dr. Mackay
Bunch Verbenas, 15t
Foemtain pen by Mr.
C. Abarhart
Bunch Nasturtiums, 1st
knife, by Frank Ms
Beet Boquet, it, Whip-
ped Cream ft,t, by
Beattie Bros
'CLASS HL
Poultry.,
Col, chickene (pair) 00 6040
By Mr. Downing a.ud Mr. weennoon
Pen Tjtility Pow/ (8 poi-
kyte and 1 cockerel) 1 00 60 40
By Mr. S. Wilton. and Dr. Ernesto
Pair Leghorns n5 15 10
PairRocks ' 25 15 10
Pair Wyandottes 25 15 10
Pair Geese 25 16 10
Pair Ducks 25 15 10
Coop made by exhibitor
lst vntteh chafe by
Mr. Scrooge, Seaforth 50 85
Bird House, lst Streeter Coat, by
Stewart Bros.; Ind, and 3rd, Flash-
lighte, by Mr. H. Edge.
CLASS IV.
Live Stock
All animals born. in 1917 and to be
led. out and shown by Exhibitor.
Colt 100 50 35 15
By Messrs. L. Blake and I. Ryan
Calf, (pail fed) 1 00 50 $5 15
By MOSfIn. Watt, arid Miller
Lamb 100 -50 35 15
By Messrs. J. Bolger and J. Harris
CLASS V
Nature Study
ollection Mounted Weeds koromosti
26
50
Open to Missile of Se a Nolen, Morris
(Wiriben)
Beet plot by Mr. A. Gardiner la 00 -
Meet Maneerly Pepin, by_ Miss M.
1O
CLASS VI,
Beams* Samoa
Darning on Woolen Stocking, abest
1 inch square 25 1511
nio I ()mallet Litee
W25 1515 100
10 BEI:: prriereedinDgol, open to girl* tea
10 years and under50 96 15-
10 Beet Dressed DoR„ opei to girls from
10 tea to fifteen years 50- -36 15
11E! Laym. Cake 25 15 10
10 Apple pie
26 15 10
Candy ("udrnageple) cream) 25 15 IS
10 Pair socks, ist Locket, by J. F.
100
.131XWall holes, let pair gloves by M.
*Amick. Senforth 35 15
35 15
• CLAW "M.
Open to Children 9 peons read. =ler
CBeeroartats 251510
3 Onione trope 26 15 10'
10 - 10-
N 35 15 ntriffe Ppit Poteneess, to On'oaa 25
25 511 55 111 000
5035 8un
13tmciltiverh PanHeiesead 25., 15 10
eo 85 15 Bunch Nasturtiums
25 15 6
Bunch Asters 2515110
Prim e for last foisr by Mr A. D.
Sutherland, Deafer*
30 Ppadrair prigeoRantae
mns
25 -15 10e.
26 15 10
Rabbit or Hare 25 15 10 -3020 Aeatny ortaKke:deripet 26 15 10
80, 25 "
20 Bird House, 1st knife, by MrG. A1!
%as, value $1 50 25
25 16 10
35 15
names) let by Miss Dickson
100 50 35 151
Coleiction of weed seeds with names
ist by Mr. Braze
100 nO 35 151
Collection of Wild flowers with coM-
mon names, ist by Rev. A. Lundy]
1 00 50 35 15 ,
Collection of Mounted Leaves of trees
with names, 1st by Miss HurePhries t
• 100 50 35 15
CLASS VI
Art, ',drift& Ete.
Writing- 1st verse "God Save the
Xing," open to pupils snider ten
years, 1st by Miss Ada C-srdnee.
50 35 16
Writing- (lst; verte 04otl Save the
King," open to pupils over ten
yeas, ist by Mise Ada Gardner.
50 ro 15
Map of, Berope, zhossing the hatee
line the lettef part of Angust, by I
Mr. Tales 50 35 151
Sketch in water colors, open, to erls
up to 15 years, 1st, box of gtta.
tionery bv Mr. Fox 50 85 15
Crayon drawing of fruit, open to 2nd
cities by Wes 4. Be:tont-me
50 sa 15
Ceram Boolet Let, by Min Amy Roe
1.0 110 SO 15,
kin*. 13.Mustard I
Brucefield it
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CLASS 11
pen to all gfria in district oven 12
Yeers
a of Bree,d 26 15 1*
dozen Inms 25 15 10
Pint Apple Jelly 25 16 10
Tatting 25 15 1*
Table Cetriao k dark balm 25 16 1*
Pah. Fancy Towde 25 15 It
Pair EinbraldeeeS Mew. Covers
25 16 10
Pair Knitted Socks 20 15 10
Collection of Eyelet and Solid Brae
broidery, 1st, ;1; esd 50e, by B. L.
T. Club 215
Crochet Yoke, let, Parasol by Mr.
Ilactavieh 802*
CLASS X.
Open to an bops in Anzict 12
vein
Shee-f of wheat - i-0 75 51
Sheaf of Oats 1 00 76 50
Sheaf of Barley 100 75 50
Sheaf to be six inches in diameter,
grown on fatther's farm and seam -ten
by ExInbitor. These prizee donated
by Messrs, John Leming, Thorns&
Clark, A. Strachan, M. Black,
Muldoon, A. C. Dawes sw.d 3v.
Backer.
Bird House 1 00 60 40
By Rev. Mr. Craikand 11. 0, iteiff
Best ten minutes' speech on "Advan-
tages of Farm Life"
100 50 35 16
By Menrs. J. McDonald Beetle
Harris,
CLASS XI
Open to Boys and Glens any age
Beet ten minutes' speech on "Hew /
cared for my plot and the Lemon*
I Learned," 100 00 35 15
By Meters. Turnbull and Harris
CLASS XII.
to Little Ones under
Sunflower head
25 go 15
Any pet 25 20 15
Beet Bird Hesse 25 20 15
yee
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RULES
. Entries free and open to
of the five schools listed As Me
prize list.
2. An exhibits of Vftotables sew
Firowere must he banaed .1;rtZ.
frtart to finish by the =idtidUrtI
$. All exhanhe seast its in piste
one °Week.
Pagoda Mom* Iflobv..6-11hatir mai
tosen the boys and this Irtyn
Wet do not do the wait frar
otherwise ths wakibitt
seee$A4d.
.eret will be hel
the Evening