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Seafarth Sept. 19, 1918
r dozen , .. .. ....42e to 48c
r bushel .... ........70c
e , per lb. . 38 to 42e
oes, per bushel to 1.50
at per bushel
*ng wheat, per bushel
gs, per ewt ,
Shorts, per ton ... ......$41,00
Barley, per bushel. ; 1 1 • • • * • 6 $160 0
Peas, per bushel ............$2.25
Flour, per Cent ......$5.60 to $5.75
Bran, per
BEAN MARKET
Torento, September -V.-Beans-Ca adieu.
aant picezed. buehel $7.50; irePorted kande
picked, Burma or Indian, 16; Jimen, $7,50;
Vries, 19c.
POULTRY MARKET
September 17.-Dresse4 Poultry --
chicken% 33 to 35e: roosters, 28e; fowl
0e: ducklings, 83c; turkeys 82e to 35e.
poultry -Boosters --28c; fowl, 27 to
, dueklings, 220; turkeys 27 to 30c: spring
c ern 30.
DAIRY MARKET
Tenon Sept. 17. -Cheese, new large 23%
• 240,, twin, 283e to 24%; eed large -25ene
2rsc; twins 260 to 261,4e.
Eget-No. 1 candled, 49e to 50c; selected
fee be 55e: in carbons 55c to 56c.
Butter -Fresh dairy*. choice 41- to 42tm
reamerY print*, fresh made, 46e to 48c; olid
46 to 46c.
Roney, new erop-Strained, 60 lb. tin26c;
1.4 lb. tins 26te to 27; 5 lb. tine 271,e to 28c.
-Combe-tiezen-e.75 to 54.50.
GRAIN MARKET
Tonnito. Sept. 17 -Manitoba Wheat -No. 1,
Inorthern $2.24ie • N. 2 Northern, $2.21n:M:
No. 3 Northern -12.17%; No. 4 wheat $2.111ii
in stare at Fort William, not including tax.
Insinitoba Oats, per bushel -No. 2 C., W.
Wen; extra No. 1 feed 8214e; No. 1 feed.
pee -in store at Fort William. American
Corn -No 3 Yellow, kiln dried, nominal; No,
e yellow, kiln dried,. nominal. Ontario Oats
-No. 2 wiriter, new crop, 76 to 78c, per
tweet; No. 3, to 77c; per bushel. Ont-
artio Wheat -No. 2 winter, Per ear lot, 82.21;
• winter. $2.27: No. 2, spring, 52.26;
ern 3 Spring, $2.22, basia tit store at Mon-
treal. -Peas -No, 2, nominal. -Barley, malt -
per bushel 81.01 to 11.06:, new crop.
Buckwheat - Nominal. Rye - Nominal;
according to freight a outside. Manitoba flour
-War quality, old crop 811.35, Toronto.
Vettario Flour -Winter„ in new bags, Prompt
shipment, war quality, 10.85: Toronto deliver -
my, Milifeed-Car lots -Delivered Montreal
freights, bags included: bran per ton 536.40:
shortper ton. ;141.40. Hay -No. 1 per ton:
n19 to 520; mixed, 517 to $18; track.
'Toronto. Straw -Car lots, Per ton, 59.00 to
39.5e.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Buffalo, Sept. if. -Cattle -Receipts 6600:
sieve and easier; prime steera 517 to 317.50:
ehipping steers $16.50 to $16.75; butchers. $12
to 513.26; yearlingn $13 to $13.25; heifere,
510-50 to $13.75 cows, 55 to 512; bulls.
36.30 -to 511; etockers end feeders $7 to
1e.e0; fresh cows. and springer., 565 to 5145:
ales,, receipte, 1400; etrong, 57 to $19,50,
Itirge-Receipts, 8800; steady, heavy, $21.2e
to 521.35: reixed and porkers, $21.25 to 21.40;
Iigbt yorliera, 521 to 521.25; pigs, 520.75 to
$21; rougbs $ae to $13.50; stage 512 to
$15.80,- Sheep and larabs-Receipts, 4000:
Meade; lambs, 510 to 818.50: a few, 518.75:
learn/nee $6 eo $15: wethers, $13,25 to 513.75;
ewee 56 tie 512.50; mixed sheep 512.75 to
sta.25,
Union Stetek Yarda Toronto, September 17.
moreir,g's trade lacked the variety of
a week ago and WIL.3 accountable for, to some
extent, by an absolute lack of ateers for ex-
port and a very pronounced scarcity of good
to choice butchers in an offering which ex
-
needed alit thousand head of cattle, the record
leave run of the season. The offering as a
whole was not quite accurately described by
one buyer aa "a collection of junk," but frora
the paint of view of quality et was the poorest
forward ori Monday for a caneiderable per-
iod. After about two score loads of good
cattle had been picked up nothing but cornraon
• andimellium killers remained, arid it was aot
earprisieg that for the latter grades valties
reeeded 20 to 40c and up to 50c in spots,. Any-
thing good among the butcher ateers and heif-
ers and tows and bulls was snapped up at
rm prices, but all the other grades were itir
-mined to a more or less &fuggy trade, and
nuraeroua loath of common killers were left
ever. Canners were steady and active.
Stockers met with a pretty fair demand and
field from 83.25 to 510.25; and ill a few odd
eases where the cattle looked very promising
a little more was paid. There was a good
.demand for milkers and springers at a shade
trifler values, 50 head among a moderate of-
fering cashing in firom 5100 to 5160.
Lamb prime dropped 50c; the quotations
for the morniag ranging from 17 to 1714e a
pound. Sheep were barely steady on account
of the big run. but veal
which were scriece
met with a firm and aritive trade.
For the third week in succession hogs rere
arm at e19.50 to 519.75 fed and watered.
At this end the packer -buyers are not exhibit-
ing any special deeire for hogs, nor are tbey
reported to be active in the countret
The recepite were 310 loada With 6197 cattle,
372 calves, 417 hogs, and. 2782 sheep and
lambs.
Ben Kirk (for Harris Abattoir) boagh2e0
bogs, 519.59 fed and watered.
Frank Hunieett bought 80 butcher cattle,
904 to 1100 lbs., $11 to 812.50.
A. W. Talbot (for William Davies Ltds.
• bought 200 steer, 512 to $14.75.
Fred Rowntree bought 39 milkers and sprin-
gera, 5100 to $160, each.
aunts lernited bought 500 cattle: Butchers
to $14,50; cows. 56 te $11; bulls, 58 to$11.
Swift Canadian Company bought100; hogs at
$19.50 fed and watered.
George Roitintree (for Harris Abattoir)
bought 562 cattier Steers, 511i25 to $14.16;
heifers 510.50 to $13; cow 55.75 55,75 to 510.25:
buls.,$7 to 510.25.
Demi and Levaek sold: Batchers-24, 1150
lbs„, 1514.75; 18. 953, $12.50: 26, 850 lbs., 511;
10, 442 lbs., $11; 8, 940 lbse $11; 24, $20 Ite,,.
.10075: len 620. 510.75; 11. 318,510.50; 21,
1%1 $te.sa; 20, 1130, 513.60. Cows -3. 1160,
Ste: 2, *27, 510.23:3, 1110. $10.20; 17, len,
3n.85; 4, 106e, $8.75; 3. 883, 86; 1, 1000 lbs.,
$6e 2, 755. $5'.93: 1, 790, 55.85. Stockers -
22; 773, $11;a7e7. 510.60; 2, 550 57.
. neamnan and Sons sold: Butchers -1,
ma Iv..., 57.39. Cows --2. 810, 56.25; 11, e25.
0.25. 11ulle-1, 1150, 59.35; 9,825. $3.2.
Stenkere- ere 710, 59.50; 4. 780. 511; Rine
eailicers, 51e5 each: 1 milker, 565; 2 milkera
(with ceivat), 5117 each; 3 railker-e 5110 each:
3 milkere 5115 eaeh; 1 milker e100; 2 CONV,
:(with calf) e104.50; 1 milker 3160.
Quin and liney sold: Butehers-7, 900, 511;
22, 1350. 514ne10; in. 880, 511; 1, 870, 59.25:
n, 34e, Si .3724, 59.10. Cows ---22, 900.
§10.25: 1. 70, 53; 3, 700 $7.73; 3, 340. 53;
1. 1040, Pere: e. 1185, 310; 1, 930, $6.5e; 1,
930i 56; 1300, v.50; 1, 1040, 53.65.
Stockers- e20, 51e.2e; 1, 810, 510.2e: 7,
130, $10.54: 1, 706. 510; S, 500, $9; 1, 620.
5e.25: 3 350, 5e.25; I. 890, $13.
S. 11. i.c.,'„ieids arel San sold: Butchers -1e,
83e. ele; 15. 1e20. 514.23; 17. 5'20. 510.35: 7.
Vane. M. lt- 7, 633. 53,50: 25, 710, 510.50.
•ilen 51.0.511 7„ 1. springer $120.
:Cali Whaley eieal: fiutchere19, 1180.
$14.75. i3. 1.,73. ,51.1.1:5: 25, 1160, 514.20: 28,
1030 -$1e, nee $10.2e: 16, 1080. $14.63:
• 700. reee 1.7. 'len 512.16: 5. 920, 511.1e:
2, 1210, 311.F: --;MR. 56: 17, 1100.
$13.e5; rine ereieei runs 1300, 30.50:
1, 1015-, etnee.Stociii----12, 820, $10.25; 1.
5t0.2e. 7, 7e0, 510.50; 1. '700, 510; 3, 500,
33: I., eee, 3e.25; e. 960, 39.25; 1, 890, $12.
Corbeit, liact and Couehlin quoted: Good.
/new' •air r s, $1.4 . :19 to 315; choice butchers,
butchere, 512 to 512.50:
inedium F.. eteleire 510 . 50 to $11 . 50 ; common
butcher;, 5e to 5e.50; choise heavy bulls,
510.30 11.1.; butchers bulls, 58.75 to 59.25:
nologna (.....1114. 57:23 to 5.4.25; choice °owe
13-50 to 1e.75: good caws, 59.50 to 610; med-
ian Ceefte Ob.) 58.50; common cows 53.:50
to 37: caeners, 55.30 to $6 eheen* light
313.54 to 514.50; heavy- sheer, and bucks, $10
,
812; eleeice spring lamte 17 to 1714c;
mice caiem 17 to 517.76i medium calves,
$11.53 to 5.1.3: hogs fed and watered et9.50.:
hogs, eft' ear. 519.7e.
Melernale mid Ilailigue, sold 38 cars of
y steers 51.5 to 515.60 per
cwt.; goal. ,le (514.50 to 514.85; choice but-
ehere e'er e- to $1.5.25; f400f1 do. 511.e0 to
512.2e; :net -ten de. $10.50 to $1.1; coir.racin
de. t., Sir*: nen eastern 'sneers and heifers
le to Veen , .i.:s bulle $10.50 to 511; good
tin
$' 3'il: medium do, 58.60 to 39.00:
neeteee. eiaee to $8; choice cows, $10.50
to el1. eoe0. do 53.50 to 510: medium do.,
10 -canoe de., $7 to 57.50; canners
newt eseine 85.73 to 53,50: choioe feedene
'IL eie: ince!, do.. 510 to $11; milkers
mei -pre. cot' 11.5 to $110: d,. goed,
tk, $T14.
The fere...stir. nitre the quotations a --Extra
reheiee hea sta-rc> 815 . en to $16 .00 ; cheiee
mc'svi Lire to 515: butchers, cattle.
good 11.75 ba 512.2e :
0- mature 5fi0. to.$11: do. common $9 to
n.fie; berseer leen choice 511 to 11.2.5 de-
tiethunt. “).?..!-; to 510.60; do. rough Mille
:nee3., .3- 74; tketr...hers' cows.. choice, $10,75
nit $11- e en 3 59.2e to $0.50: do. common
e7.2e to Si: ,tockere 53 to 510.60; feeders
S10.50 ta 511; canners and cutters 5.50 to
reekere. good to choice $90 to $185; do.
*- eel medium, $65 to $75; epringera
2
$150; Wes *13 to $IS
$10; 1rn 17 to
cheer.* $14 to $17.75; boe, eaand
-$19.50 to e19.75; do. off *1O75
•
BIRTHS •
Lowe -In Grey Towriship onSerstetioller 84
US Mran rim Milton Lowe, a eon.
Letinan-In Exeter, on September Itti to Me.
and Mre.W Lutraan, son.
bfeCaulan-In Morris townIijp oflSeP
Ilth, to Ur. and Mrs. Newton Meteatrlay,
• son (AM bore).
Wallret•-ln Brussels. on SepteMber 8th, to M.
and Mrs. Ben, Walker, a daughter.
MARRIAGES
eNichol-4101YLurray--At. St. johns' Rectory,
Brusaels, be Rev. Ho Smith, on September 4.
Mr. Duncan. McNichol, of McKilI0P, to Miss
Olive Pearl McMurray, of Bruseels.
ms-Beird-At the James street Methodist
Parsonage on September Dtla by Ree. J. W.
Baird, Miss Vaney Baird, daughter of Mr.
John Baird, of Grand Bend, to Mn John
Rollins Sims, of Orediten,
earle-Petterson-At the Methodist anion -
age, Myth, on September lltb, E a Pate
tenon, of Huieltt, to Mr. Wesley Searle, of
Morrie. •
• DEATHS ..
• Daunceye-In Exeter on Sersteraner 8th, Eliza-
beth Marsden, wife of Mr, John Dauncese
• aged 67 years,, 9 months and 9 days.
MeAlliater-In Toronto, on Septeraner '7th,
John leicAlliater, age & 74 years.
ont--In Brussels, on September ;rd. Sarah
alien Arnott, beloved wife qf Hugh Lamont
aged 62 Me's, 11 months and 27 dans. -
Einbura-In Morris, on August 31st, Mary
Elizabeth Bell. beloved wife of A,F. Fem.
bury; aged 61 years, 6 mantle and 10 'lays.
Nash -In Harpurhey, on neptember 16th. L11 -
Ilan Maud, second youngest daughter of Me,
and Mrs, Daniel Nash, aged 2 nun, 3
Moritha and 11 days.
T. Holmes
Funeral Director and
aLiconsed Embalmer
Underiaarmg parlors in Oddfet
lows building opposite
estewart Bros. Resi-
dence Godench at., opp
Dr. Scott's
Flowers furnished on
short notice,
Phone Night or Day 119,
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'W. S. Gorrnie311
EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Undertaking Parlors Above
M. Groeery Store.
Main Strett, Seaforth
Flowers furnished on short notice
• Charges moderate
Phone -Night, or Day -192
DATES OF FALL FAIRS
Bayfield
Blyth
October 1 and 2
September 23 and 24
Dungannon ........October 3 and 4
Godericla September 25 to 27
Kirkton • October 3 and 4
Mitchell ......September 24 and 25
Wingham October 8 ahd 9
FOWL WANTED
I arc, prepared to pay the highest cash rrice
for arty quantity of live fowl. delivered at
the Royal Hotel every Tuesday forenoon,
Phoise 6 •on 247. Seaforth.
2619-tf J. G. McMICHAEL.
NOTICE,
McKillop Township • Couneil
Seaforth on September 23rd,
mire •
wil znaeetin
t 1,35
M. Murdie, Clerk,
Seaforth P. Or
• FOR SALE
Four choice ram lambs and one two year
old. These are all choice rams. JOHN Me -
LEAN, lot 6, coneetsion 12, Tuckersmith, R.
R. No. 2, Kippen, 2648x4
MOUSE( FOR SALE
A comfertable frame house pleasantly sit-
uated, good cellar, hired and soft water, large
garden. Apply to THOMAS BICEIELL, Sea=
ferth. 2647-tf
FOR SALE
• For mile in Freiman. a brick house, with 8
rocens, 4 lots. 76 fruit trees, good cellar. hard
and soft water inside. Barn, woodshed erid
everything in good repair. Amen' to • MRS.
Jen. Moore. 820 King St., London, Ontario.
2.1,48-s
HELP WANTED
Help wanted to spread flax by the Canadian
Flax Mil's, Seaforth, Good wages will be
paid to women, bons and girls.
CANADIAN FLAX MILLS.
SEAFORein„
264e-tr.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implenients.-Mr. Thou
Brown has beem instructed to sell by public
auction on lot 27. concession 9, McKillop, on
Tuesday, fletober lst at 1 o'clock p. tn.,
;the following property; Horses -Pair of gen-
eral purpose horses 10 years old, drivieg horse
9 years old quiet and reliable; aged general
purpose mare supposed to be in foal. Cattle -
Taro choice young caws due to calye October
20th; cow due to calee 10 Noyernber heifer
rising 3 gears old due to calve in November:
2 choice cows due to calve in. April; 11 ateers
tieing 2 years cad, 1e heifers rising 2 year•s
•oid, 9 spring calves. Pigs -Large brood sovv
with liter at foot 6 . weeks old; large broad
sow• with litter of 9 at foot, 5 weeks old:
&mice sow clue to litter October 20th; choice
sow due to litter November 5th: 10 store pigs
3 monthe old, 5 Young pins 7 weeks old: 25
hens and pullets. ireplemente-Maasesi-Har-
ris binder 6 foot cat with truck and sheaf
carrier, only cut 35 acres: Massey -Harris mow -
eine foot cut; Massey -Harris 13 diee 3111 gore(
an new: side delivery rake, cultitator, set oe
Cameral. harrows. :steel land roller, ecuiller,
luotter wagon, farrn truck wagon, hayrack,
,ttok-rack, gravel box, set bobsleighs, cutter
tem buggy almost new, Klein fariniug
wlth. bagger; Clinton fanning mill, set snap*,
wheelbarrow, extension ladder, forks, hoes,
and, other sraall articles. Also ,one choice
stoat range, a riumiser of , drilla of potatoes
And marigolds to be sold in the field. a quan-
tity of 16 inch hard wood; churr., 500 bushels
of oats, 200 bushels barley, Tents -All sums
of 10 dollars and under cash: over that a-
mount 9 ,months credit on approved Joint
nettle A discount ef 4 centre on the dollar
off for csish on credit sehounte. JOHN REED.
Proprietor; Thos, Brown. Auetioneer. 2649-2
'SIR EDMUND WALKER,
C.V.O., Preelden
CAPITAL PAW UP, $15,000,00
SIR JOHN AIRD, C'tneraIManaeee
H. V. F. JONES, Ass% Cern Manner
ESERVE FLgOr • $13 5,00,000
.1..011111.11.11,00.1601/1/
30
The, Manager is prepared to consult with prospecitive
customers regarding their bankrn'g requiremeks. Whether
it be the opening of a Savings or Current account, the -
making of collections or the negotiation of a loan, they
will be met with courtesy and given prompt serVice.-
SEAFORTH BRANCH
G MULLIEN •MANAGER
SALE REGISTER ,
On Friday, September 27th, on Lot 11,' Con.
cession 6, Tuckersmith, farm ?stock and imple-
ments. George Belli Proprietor; T. Brawn,
Auetioneer.
On Wednesday, Oetober 2nd, at 12 o'cloek
sharp, on lot 29, concession 9, Hibbert,
clear-
ing side of farm stook and IMPleinents, grain
hay, roote and core, ?else household effeete.
Robert W. Eberhart, Proprietor; Thos. Cern-
eron, Auetioneen
• AUCTION SALE
•
Of ' Household Furniture. -Thomas Brown
has been instructed to sell by public auctioti
at the residence of the undersigned, Station
Steeet, Brucefield, on Saturday, September 28,
1918, at 1 o'elook p.m., the following: One
eounch, cupboard, gime top cupboard, kitchen
table, small table, solid WhInut table (with
leaves), sewing manatee, 2 rocking chairs, new
aimn chair, 6 dining room chairs, number of
kitchen chairs, 8 foot stools, 3 waeb.stands, 2
wooden beds, flour chest, 3 mirrexs, clone 4
Itimps, 2 chamber sets, °handier pail (new),,
wood heater, feather tick • and other. ticks,
carpets, mats, window blinds, etc., number of
framed pictures, 3 Water stands, quantityof
'silverware, cutlery, glassware, tinware, enam-
elware and crockery, copper wash boiler, wash
tubs, fruit gems and baskets, 2 dozen grain
,bags (about new), horse blankets, carpenter
tools; hoes, rakm, step -ladder, etc. Also a
quantity of mixed lumber and numerous smaln '
er articlea: Terms -All sums of $10 aud under
cash; over that amount 6 months' credit will
be given on furnishing approved joint note.
A discount of 5ne per annum off for cash.
RICHARD BUCKLER, Proprietor; THOMAS
BROWN, Auctioneer, 2648-8
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements. -Mr, Thos.
Brown has received instructions freira the un-
dersigned to sell by Public auction on Lot 11,
Concession 6. Tuckenemith, on Friday, Sep-
tember 27th, at 1. o'clock ram., sharp, the fon
lowing property: Horses -Mare 10 years old,
.general purpose horse, 8 years old, driving
mare 9 years old, light driving horse 9 years
old, heavy mare 4 years old, general purpose
colt 2 yeare old, general purpose milt 1 year
old. Cattle -11 cows, between 2 and 5 years
'old supposed to be in calf. ,8 cows. 2 years old
to calve between now and next January; there
oughbred eow 3 years old and calf with pedir
gree, 7 yearling steers and heifers, 18 calves,
Also thoroughbred Tamworth sow due to far-
row in October, thoroughbred bull with pedi-
gree, and about 150 hens and pullets. Imple-
ments -Massey -Harris binder 6 foot cute nearly
new. Massey -Harris mower 5 ft. cut (nearly
new), Massey -Harris seed drill (13 -hoe, nearly
new), cultivator (nearly new), bean cultiva-
tor, puller attached; Maxwell disc, 8- ft steel
roller, Massey -Harris walking plow, root
pulper seuftlert high wagon, three-quarter 'wag-
on, set boheleighse hay -rack and pig -rack come
nined, gravel, box, Clinton fanning mill, set
2000 lb. scales, Massey -Harris cream separator,
(nearly new-, 2 sets deuble harness, set sin-
gle Lammas, hayfoier, can .180 feeenneeslings
and puilees, -wheelbarrow', forks and hoes, set
• double harrows, Massey -Harris 10 foot sulke
rake (nearly new), 15 tons of hay, a quantity
• of straw to be fed on the place, a quantity of
roots, and a quantity of grain. tPositively no
reserve as the proprietor is giving -up farm-
ing. • Terms -All surne of $5 mad under cash •
over that amount 12 months' credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint notes. A
discount of 5% per annum • off_ for cash.
Straw, grain and roots to be cash. GEORGE
BELL. Poprietor; THOMAS BROWN, Auc-
tioneer. 2649 -td
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Fierrn. Stock, Implements & lioues-
hold Furniture. -Mr. B. S. Philips has been
instructed by the undersigned to sell by public
auction on Lot 1, Concession 1, Township Of
Stanley, on Friday, October 4th, at 1 o'clock
p.m., sharp the following property; Homer,
_carriage mare 7 years old, gelding rising 8
- years. old sired by King Thomas, inickleg colt,
L5 months old by Earl 0' -Clay. Cattle --4 steers
'rising n years old, cow 4 years old due Feb-
ruary ist, calf 5 months old. Implements -
Set teani harness, set light harness, top bug.
cutter, lignt wagon, plow, scuftter, set of
harrovrs, hayfork, rope and car, set „ecales,
feed kettle, grindstone, wheelbarrow, 'House-
hold Furniture -Bell organ, sewing machine,
bureau, 2 beilsteade, one with mattress; kit-
•• chen table, side table, exteasion table, centre
table, glass sinboard, kitchen cupboard, milt
sideboard, 2 Frockers, 2 lounges. dining TORR1
chairs, kitch n chairs, Happy Thought range,
Garland mial =stove, nearly pew; wood heater
lamps, dishes; crocks, eraniteware, nickleplated
tea kettle. one nic'kle plated pot,
one flour box, •a clock, a quantity of gems,
nails, a leteef other things too numerous to
mention, atm about 15 cords of twenty inch
hard woad.. Farm -(If net previously sold?
Farm -lot 1, concession 1, and part of lot 2,
concession 2, Townehip of Stanley, containing
1.45 acres more or leas. There are on the
premises, a frame house with woodshed, two
barns 36x56, one with stone wall under, stable
and driveshed, two Wells one at house and one
at barn, about 7 acres of bush, good erchard,
and creek runa througe farm supplying wat-
er year rowed, all seeded to gram. Terms -
On Chattele, 3 months.' credit will be given
on furnishing approved joint notes. On sums
of 510 and oyer a discount of 4rie per annum
off for cash. Ten -is of. farm ean 'be known
by applying to the undersigned. ALBERT
TAYOR & SAMUEL THOMPSON, Exeeu-
tors ; B, S. Phillips, Auctioneeri •2649x2
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements. -Thomas
Cameron has been instructed to sell by public
auction on Lot 29, Concession 9, Hibbert, an
litiedrimday, October 2nd, at 12 o'clock p. m.,
sherp, the following xtroperty: Horses -One
draft mare rising 7 years.- -supposed to be
with foal; agricultural gelding rising 7 years
old, black gelding 2 years from Chlorodyne;
farmer's driver 7 years, makee good thine
s horse. Cattle -Cow due in October, heifer
due in October, heifer due in December.
(choice), 6 cows (supposed to be with calf,
• 2 steers rising 3 years, 6 steers rising 2
vears,. 3 heifers rising 2 years, '7 calves. Also
3 brood sows due in October, 00 pullets, 80
Young hens and some roosters. Implements -
Lumber wagon, complete; truck, gravel box.
democrat, 2 good McLaughin too buggies,
cart, Portland cutter new. pair bobsleighs,
pair light pleasure sleighs, binder, mower,
horse rake. steel; hay -loader, cultivator, disc,
four seetion harrows. one section harrow,
land roller, 2 .walking plows. 2 two -furrow
ploughs, 1 two -farrow gang plow, seed drill,
saunter, pulper, wheel -barrow, hay and stock
rusk. windless mak, turnip sower, grass Seed
sower, 2000 Ib, weigh scales, fanning mill with
bagger, Coleman crusher, cutting box with 12
ft. carriers; 3 horse power gasoline engine
.With belting, speed jack, 3 sets doubletrees,
neck-yeke, 2 buggy ooles and, whiffietrem, set
brass mounted team haraess nearly new, 2
sees work haenese, set double light harness.
4 sets single harness, 100 feet lee inch gas
pipe, patent iron "oat box, hay fork rope.
blacksmith bellows, 2 grindstones, emery
ar
stoee, water -trough, pig-cratl, coal range,
boxes, barrels.
Household
De Laval' eEffects-Good wooream separator No. 12 nearly new;
eattiaree neinder and filler, w,ashing machine,
churn, pails, 2 five gallon gasoline cans, iron
sugar kettle, etc,, quantity of store wood, 709
Mee soft coal, forks, shovels hoes, ladders,
horse blankete, 2 robes, bells, chains and
other articles too numerous to mention. One
dog. Alec) some hay and grain, 27 rows of
mermaids and turnips, 81 rows of turnips,
Vir acres of corn, 2 acres of buckwheat. Pos-
itively no reserve as the farm is sold. Tee -ins
-All sums of 310 and under, cash; over that
amount 12 months' credit will be given. on
furnishing approved joint notes. A discount
of s- per cent. off for cath. ROBERT W.
EBBRHART, Proerietor; Thomas Cameron,
Auctioneer. 2649-2
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Val. T. BOX it CO
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Embalmers and
Funeral Directors
H. 'C. BOX ,
Holder of Governiaent Diploma -
• and Liscexise
Charges Moderate
Flowers furnished on short notice
Night Calls Day galls
Phone 175 Phone 54
ESTRAY HEIFER
Strayed frora the premises, lot 7, concession
3, Stanley, about the first week in September,
one 2 -year-old heifer, red roan in color with
sharp pointed horns. Phone 11 on 81, Hen -
sail.. WILLIAM MeKENZIE, R. R, No. 8,
Kippen. • • 2649-3
$25 REWARD
A reward of $25 will be given for any in-
forraatimi leading to the conviction of the per-
son or persons who 'book my automobile from
the garage on my farm last week. Phone 9
on 238, Seaforth. ROERT GARROW, Sea -
forth. 2649-31
FOR -SALE
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Lots numbers 216 and 217, West side of Ord
street, in Jarivs survey, 'Seaforth, on which
there is a good frame house,* all in geed re -
Pair. leru.st be sold to dose out an estate.
Apply to JOHN G. GRIEVE, McKillop, or to
JOHN RANKIN, ,Seaforth. • 2649-8
FOR SALE
For sale the .frame residence on Coleman
street, opposite the Itlax Mille The house is
excellent repair, good cellar, soft water he
house. For further particulars and terms,
atenti to ANDREW CALDER James Street,
Seaforth. 264941
POULTRY WANED:.
I am Prepared to PRY the bighest Oaidt Price
for all kinds of poultry delivered 4t my ;Acme,
Main Street, Seaforth, on Wednesday and
Thursday Forenoon of each'week. ;
G. 13. HAMM 2130641.
'• HOUSE FOR SALE- ,
44, ,
•
A fiaine cottege meaenileich conlains
eight rooms and has a liege Pe fur-
nace; electric lights; lir*Placvn.bh, mem.
hard and soft water in! 'kitchen. Aently - to
Mrs. John Kerr. Seaforelt. ,• -204$14 '
NOTICE
,
Having purchased the Dublin, chopping
Mil, I will take possessoon on Monday, Sept.
23rd, and kindly invite all old customers -and
.as many new ones as can conveniently' pat-
ronize me. Will ehop six days eacheweek.
JOSEPH WEBER, Jr. 2649-2
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ESTRAY PIG. •
Strayed on to the premises a the under-
signed, lot 9, concession 13, McKillop, about
August 28th, a white pig about 4 months
and weighing about 80 pounds1 The oweter
maythave the same on proving Property and
paying chaoges. JOHN CLARK, • 2647x3
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FARM FOR SALE
For sale lot 17, concerfaion 9, TowieshiP Of
McKillop. containing 100 acres -a This fartn
has been in grass for a number of years, and
should grow good crops. Write for rparticular,
as M price and terem to JAMBS L JOHNS.
TON, co Haeltoba Hotel, Whtnipeg, Man. .
2682-31.-
NOTICE
•
Take notice that under the Dominion Pro,--
hibitory regulations of last December, any
liquor found, in any place that kW been mean-
ufactured, since April 1st, 1918, is liable to
be confiscated and the owner heavily- fined.
This applies to liquor, cider, and heme-mede
wine of any kind provided it treatment more
than two and one half per cent. of proof
spirits.
Dr. A. J. Irwin, President A. T. Cooper, Secy.
' FARM FOR SALE
For sale, south hall of lots 16 and 17, on the
2nd concession of McKillop, containing 1371e,
acres. There are on the premises a -frame
house and barn in good Condition. The farm
is -well fenced and underdrained and. in a goed
state,of cultivation. Plenty of good water witt
to seed windmills. Three miles from Sea -
forth, eir, miles from echoed, For further par-
ticulars apply on the premises or whims
TOBIAS NASH, Seaforth P. 0. 2640x8
-FARM FOR SALE
Lot 21, Concession 1, Tuckemmith,
100 acres all cleared. Good fraine house and.
bank barn, pig pen, hen house and driving
shed. A good orchard ana plenty of good
water; well tile drained; rimed mail and tele -
Phone and' in fleet class condition. On the
Huron Road, 2% miles from Seaforth, and 6
miles from Clinton. Will be sold cheap and
on easy terms. Apply to J. BeeHersdersonee
Seaforth„ ' 2645-tf
MOTORISTS_ATTENTION
Bring your Casings, Tubes and Electrical
work to Square Deal Garage, Vern* Phone
Clinton 628 r'14 for scientific repairxng. All
Vulcanizing guaranteed not to Lump, Blister
or Pull Apart. Will outlive rest of easing.
Complete line of repaired casings carried, $5
and up. Also all new tires kept in stook. 19t4
press charges paid one way. E. H. EPPS lb
SON, Varna. • 2638-tf
• IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
FARMS.
Write for booldet and Prices of im-
proved and unimproved fermis in the
famous Gilbert Plains District. J. H.
EVANS & CO., Gilbert Plains, Dlani-
toba. 2617x201
•CREAM WANTED.
• We have our Creamery aow j fa
operation, and we want your patron-
age. We are prepared to pay- you
the higheat prices for your cream, pay
you every two weeks, neigh, sample
and test each can of cream carefully
and give you statement of the sante.
We also supply cans free of charge,
• and give you an honest Insinees deal.
Call in and see us or drop us a card kw
particulars, .
THE SEA.FORTH CREAMERY
Seaforth Ontario
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wen he said -
4 • .
itner the av1.1
utan popu. •
legion must go shortl of many things to which it is accustomed
in times of peace or Our armies must go short of munitions. and
other things indispOsable to them."
•1
NOW the only war we can
-possibly live u to that
obligation is by go ng with-
out in order that ou .soldiers
may havt. For, the money
we Waste is' not money at
all -it is equipment, clothing,
shot" and shell that are ur-
gently,needed in France.
By denying ourselves, there-
fore, we enable Canada to
procure to the fullest extent
the materials and labor which
, she and our Allies need for
the successful prosecution of
- the war.
What happens when we fail
to save? "
A pull on labor by the Govern-
ment in one direction and a
pull on labor by the people
• in the opposite -diiection.
Hundreds of 1 millions of
dollars are of no use to the
country if goods and services
can be . secured only to the
extent of eighty millions of
dollars. So we must do every -
"thing in ourpower to release
both goods and labor for the
purposes for- which Canada
needs them. -il
WHETHER it be food,
• coal, wool; teel? leather,
labor or transportation, the
result in till cases is the same.
Whoever competes with the
nation by freely :satisfying his
own desires, selfishly appro.s
priates to his own use that
which is so urgOtly required.
for our, lighthig men in:
France.
For the sake of your country and the boys "over
there," spend cautiously. Thjnk qf Aka Lord
Kitchener hat ° said,. and ask yourself first,; "ft this
something I really need or can 1 do without it?"
Published under the huthutity GLUM •
Minister of Nome* of Canada
FARM FOR -SALE.
•
For Sale. 100 acres, all cultivated, lot 11.
Concession 43. Tuckersmith, ILLS., with barn
56 -13y130 feet, stone foundation, pig pen, driv-
ing shed and hen house, 4 roomed frame cot-
tage, good well with wind mill. Also 50 acres
of grass land, west half of lot 6, concession 7,
good well' with windmill; a good grass Ur=
Apply' to- JAMES FINLAYSON, R. R. NO. IL
KisoVen; phone 8-182, Seaforth. 2689-31
FOR SALE .
Lot 22, concession 6, McKillop, containing
100 - acres with large • house and barn, l%
mikes from church and school and 4% miles
from. Seaforth. Will be sold cheap if sold
'R. R. No. 1, Seaforth, or phone 18 on 235;
immediately. A:ppla to THOMAS O'R'0261YR4u7,
Seaforth. '
• FARM FOR SALE
--
100 acres on the Mill Road, two miles to
Brucefield, and four miles to Seaforth. Well
fenced and drained. Brick. house with fur:
nace. Large basement barn, spring water
piped to barn; cement silo, pig pen. Price
and terms right. For full rparticulara apply ,
to JOHN RANKIN, Seaforth; or to ALEX.
A. WATT, 22 Toronto street, • Guelph, Ont.
2647-tf.
FARM FOR SALE
HOUSE FOR SALE
I:For sale lot 32, concession 11, Hallett, Can' .
1 tinning -100 acres, There are on the premise
i et, a 14 storey brick'house large bank, barn,
i
ivealied and hog pen. Artesian: well z,,with
i indmill and water'in both barn and house.
i a e farm is well fenced and. drained, *01 10
' it good state of cultivation. ' About ten acres
Of hush. Two miles from village, of Londe" -
borer, railroad and - Church and one mils
Ifirm actool. Rural mail and telePhone. Fame '
Will be sold on reasonable team. . For ,fur -
iter particulars apply to CHARLES II. MAN.
NING, Box 114, Loadeebore, Ont... ..2646x4
,
Small frame house on West Williaaa
street, Seaforth, bard and softovatIns„
good stable]. For further parMakma.
apply to J. D. Hinckley, Seafertb;
phone 10 ort -124. . 1261$4;if
FARM FOR -SALE •
Far sale north half of Lin 85 and wet
half of Lot 34. on. the 5th concession of Me.
Killop. This is a first class farm, well drain-
ed and well fenced. and will be sold °heap and
on reasonable terms for quick sale. For far-
ther particulars apply to THOMAS 3. AD-
AMS, R. R. No. 1, Clinton. Also 25 titres of
hay, first cut, will be sold on the field.
. • • 2688.31
FARM FOR SALE
For sale, lot 29, concession 2„McKillop,
containing 100 acres. There are on the
Oremisee a leie storey frame house, large bank
barn, and'- driving shed. Thee farm 18 all
celared and in first class Brine of eultiva-
tion. Well underdrained and fer,ceit a d very
clean. One and a half mile's from eaforth,
and one-quarter of a mile from eelio ,This
is a choice farm and will he sold en vete'
re:zombie terms. If not sold, wilLbe rented.
For further particulare apply to 10184 JOHN
H.HAYS, Seaforth, 2646-tf
FARM FOR SALE
Lot at, Concession O. McKillop, 100 acres
of the best clay land, in McKillop, 0 menet of
bush, the rest in a high state of cultivation;
stance, 11/4. rallies flout school. - aro on
5 ranee from illeaforthe 2 miles at Con-
ihe premises, at good seven roomed house. Urge
bank barn 64x76„ all Page wire fetuses and
well underdrained. There are forty
ploughed, 6 acres bush and the ba1atce seed-
ed down. Tkere are two big .pniftge, one
piped to barnyand and in the athor a dime
with a hydraulic ram pumping the .water to
the house and 'no the barn. As the spring
is in the orchard and near the lumen -and Wm
fence, there is no waste land. Tease is a
graded and gravelled lane from tee road to
the buildings..- Apply to ' MSS. f5A,SII/EL
DORRANCE. Seaforth. 2827-tf
' TENDERS WANTED
Tenders addressed to the untlereigned and
marked "Tender for Bryant Dram" war be
receiyed until September 20th, 1918, at 3 p.m.,
when said tenders will be 4rened, nor the cone
stractien and completion of the Work to be
done and material to be furnished on the
Bryant Municipal Drain in the Tvivnishipis of
Htdlebt, and Morrie. Plans and specifications
maybe seen at the Clerk's Office at the village
of Lonnisboro. A marked cheque- for n% 01
amount of tender to ACCOMPRAY 14attas, 3/0.1-
1ett, September 2nd. 1918. '
JOHN FINLAND, Clerk fpf Windt
26474 '
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House and, half acre of land in the
'village of Egmondville. The property
1 -
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 frdlt
trees, strawberries, raspberries, and
currant bushes. This Is a corner pro=
petty with no breaks on front, and
the land is in a good state of cultiva.
tion. This is a nice property for a
retiredfarmer and the taxes are lifht.
For particulars apply on the premises
or to John Rankin, Seaforth, 2584-tt
FOR SALE.
THE WATERLOO
BOY
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-The Three -Plow Tractor for Ontario.
The Tractor that Makes Good. •
The Tractor that ha•s stood the Test.
The Tractor that is guaranteed Under
AU Condition*.
Write; fee Free Catalogue Prices ;and
any information Wanted. 1
Separators --- all Sizes from 24 inch
Cylinder upwards. A few rebuilt
machines at very reasonable prices,.
• ROBERT DELL
ENGINE & THRESHER COWAN
SRAFORTIL
Sang' Apsti for on
Stratford, Ont.1
;Lady Graduates 'of last' term
I are now earning as high as $18
and even $20 per weele,1 while
; young, =en are earningll still
better salteries. We ea not
; meet, th€ demandfor trained.
help. Write us at once for par-
ticulars regarding oar ',Com-
mereial, Shorthand and Tele-
graphy Department; Students
may enter at any time.
D. A. MeLACHLAN,Priacipal
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BIGGER
and Better
than Ever
The lait and best holiday,outiag
the year - The Goderich fludaetrial
Exhibition, Wednesday, Thar, slay and
Friday, September, 252, 261 sad 27..
Thesplendid band of the Western On -
1 tario Regiment of London., Witk forty
pieces, also been engaged. This is
the best band -in Western Ontario. The
speeding tests, for which larie purses
are offered, include four events: 2490
2,20 and 3 minute and farinas' 104
or pace. Among other features
be Monroe Brothers, high -Class tom-
- edy acrobats, baseball mat, Stret-
ford vs. Goderich, on Frida and tile
: usual free exhibition. of pec1 at..
.tractions before the gran tend. "