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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1918-11-01, Page 5••=1111111111MMIIIMIMIllik dry thaps Rub - We 'bera f the and every $1.50 .00 .10 .15 $1.25 .850 .70e $5.50 6.50 t term as $18 k, while rig still: an not trainel tor par-, Le Com - al Tele- *itudents Irincipal ri444...••••.•=mosomniat INS 'hone 100 teld) rtgao Canada conie7- 53sue4nee. Brumfield iLWAY STM and Moose Thvember 1 November Districts of mi and the -of the Garr- y from the ridorY °Pea October 1st re. ygrounds-- ins", giving ations, etc., Passenger onto Ont. Ont. oirrt Agent ePot Agent imommosow oven oven. >11 the Lange m ex - r con- pre- •SIOW. eiattifef tatoon NOVEMBER 1 1918 GODERICH Fire. -At ten otelock Tuesday even- ing the fire alarm sounded in Goder- ich, the frame .store on Hamilton street, occupied by Mr. Robert Wilson as warehouse for McLaughlin card- , ages and cutters ,etc., having been dis-2 coveted to be on fire. There was no wind blowing and the water pressure was good, so that, although the build- ing is situated with fraroe buildings on each side, Mr. Wilson's warerooms used for the Massey -Harris Implement rooms on OBEs side and Miss O'Neil' residence on the other, no da,mage was done to_ either, in fact the blaze was confined principally to the upper portion. of the building. There had been no fire in the building for years, and the fact that at one corner of the building the siding and timbers are burned from the ground up seems to point to the fire having originated at this poirrt and run up to the up- stairs.. All the carriages and cutters in the store were got out safely and Mr. Wilson's loss .will be confined chiefily to damage done to some five tons of fertilizer which he had in the SRAFORTII blARKETS. Seaforth, Oct. 31, 1918. Butter, per lb 45c to 48c Eggs, per dozen 47c to 48e Wheat, per bushel Potatoes, per bushel 1 50 Oats, per bushel 76c Spring wheat, per bushel 212 Barley, per bushel .. . . ... . . ...$1.00 Bran, per tton 38.00 Shorts, pei ton 43.00 Flour, per cwt. ..........5.60 to $6 Hogs, per ewt 816.75 Peas, per bushel ... .. .. ... 42.25 BEAN MARKET Toronto, October 29th. -Beaus- Caoadian, handpicked per bushel $7; imported, hand- picked., Burma or Indian, 56. Japan 57; limas, ever pounii 18 to 18,c. 11111r, DAIRY MARKET Toronto, Oct. 29. -Cheese, new. largo 25 to ..nic . twine 263e ta. 27tnein onl, large, at to 28liee twin 23in to 29e. Butter -Fresh dairy. choice. 46 to 43c; oreamery prints 53 to 55e; ei eamery solids:, 52 to 53c. Mergarine-34 to eine. Eggs -No. 1 storage 51 to 52e selected stor- g53 te 54e; new laid, in cartons 62 to 6.3c.. POULTRY MARKET Tozoete, Oct. 29. -Dressed Poultry -Spring ohiekeris 30 to 32e roosters, 25c; fowl, 27 to 30c: ducklinge, 27 to 30c; turkeys 31. to 34e; squabs doz. 54.50; geeee 25c. Live Poultry -Roosters 18 to 26e; fowl 20 to 24e ducklings. 22e; turkeys 27 to 30e; spring ohickern 26 to 28e; geese 20c. G -RAIN MARKET Toronto, Oct. 20. --Manitoba Wheat -No. 1. Northern $2.24ta ; No. 2 Northern, $2.21atie ; No. 3 Northern 52.171,e ; No. 4 wheat $2.111/2 in store at Port William, not including tax. Manitoba Oats, per bushel -No. 2 C. W. 86; N. 3 C. W., 8e; extra No. 1 feed, aier bushel 83 cents: No. 1 feed, per bushel, 8Icrn store at Fort William. American Corn -No 8 yellow. kiln dried, nominal; No. 4 yellow, kiln dried, nominal. Oritario Oats -No. 2 winter, new crop 75c to '78c, per bushel ; No. 3. 74 to 77c per bushel. Ont- ario Wheat -No. 1 winter per car lot 52.14 to e2.22 No. 2. do.. 52.11 to 52.19; No. 3. 52.07 to 52.16: No. 1 spring, 2.09 to 2.17; No. 2 do. 52.10 to 52.14; No. 3 do. $2.02 to $2.1.0 f.o.b.. shipping points, accoiding to :freights. ,Peas -No. 2 nominal. Barley. malt- ing ,per bushel. 51.03 to 51.07, per car lot, Buckwheat - Nominal. Rye - Nominal; according to freights outside. Manitoba flour -War quality, 511.65; at Toronto. On- tario Flour -Winter in new bans, prompt ehiament, war timidity 10.15: Toronto deliver - eery. Milifeed-Car lots -Delivered Montreal freigh, bag e included, bran per ton 537,25.; iihorta per ton 542.a5 Hay -No. 1 per ton. 322 to 523: raieced per ton 520 to 521.50: track Toronto. Stain- -Car lot Per ton 510 to 510.50, LIVE STOCK MARKETS Buftalo, October 29th.-Receipte 6000; steady to strong; prime steers 517 to $17.50; ship - Ping steer e 51.5.75 to 516.50; butchers 511. to U16 ; yearlings e72 to 516; heifers 511 to 12.50; eaves 54 to 512; bulls, 57,50 to 510.50; stock- ers and feeders $7 to 10.50; fresh CoWt3 and ringers 565 to 5145 each,. Calves -Receipts 1000; 50e higher, 57 to 19.50. Hogs -Receipts 12400; 50 to 60c higher heavy mixed and yorkers 51.7.50 to 517.60; jight yorkers 516.25 to 17.56; pigs $16 to 516.25; roughs 512 to $13.50; e tags, 810 to 513. Sheep and Itrabs- Receipts 5000: strong, Iambe 59 to 516.15; yearlings 57 te13.50 ; wethers $11 to 511.50; ewes 54 to 510.50; mixed sheep $10.60 to 511. Montreal, October 29th.-Reoeipts for the week, at the west end cattle market have been .2800 cattle, 5400 sheep and lambs, 2300 hogs and 350 calves. This morning the offerings for to -day's market amounted to 220 cattle. 4,e 6b0 sheep and iambs 100 hogs and 750 calves. There were also two other cam of stock ae- peeted, The market this morning was a featureless affair, trade ehrinking away to nothing. Prices for all lines were considerably lower, there being a decline of fully 50c per 100 lbs. in cattle, white small ineate were seep weaker. The demand for cattle was so poor, even at retiree prieese that it WEIS expected there would be a considerable number left on the market. Small offerings of hogs tended to keep tae price of this Hue firmer, but a decline also was nolail here, and the best selects were 518 :Per 100 lbs. The market for small meant has been firm mice:Inn and to -day large offerings of sheep and lanais were on the market, evidently to In realized on at a good figure. But prices in title section, also tended lower and demand dwindled. Quotations -Choice 3thers ein to 512.50; good ateem 511 tot$11.50 ; medium steers 59.50 th *10.50: common 55 to $8.50. Choice butcher bulls 54 to 59el50 ; good bulls 88 to $8.50 : med- ium\ 57 to 57.50; choice butcher cows 58,50 to $a ; ithed. et to $8.2a ; medium 57 to 57.50 ; milk -fed calves, $1.2 to 514; grass fed calves e6 to $70; sheep 55 to 511; larairs. 513 to 515. Choioo eeiect hogs $17.50 to 515; stags. soughs and keavies down to 515, Union Stock Yards, Toronto, October 29. - The fact that 1975 head of a total rua of aene cattle went over the scales before noon tone; indicates the turn to briskness taken by the market here, -when such moveraent is °ore - Pared with that of last Monday, when more then 006 were It over at the close of the days trotting. Tan appearance of a few head of ehoim cattle. and their selling- for as high ae e1e.e0, added a touch of arigittne.s to tke (early meening bueinen. but on the whole prices :for the ,o erage grades were no higher and et: fact. Crom 25 to 50e was taken off the Price of the poorer qualities during She day. Moat ce salesmen seemed to realize the justice in the cut, however, and business con- tinued fearly brisk throughout the afternoon, eestatina in a fairly good clean-up before the elone Even canners, which have been the basis of cunt of the bueiness at the yards for the neet few weeks, were off 50c to -day, 55,75 Oeirig the average price paid for 'nut class. Trade in etockere and feeders was draggy, there toner no farmers on the lookout for such titock, ani no revival ia demand for cattle to en back to the farme is looked for for a few weeks. Some hieh prices were paid for extra :rood serene -ars, bizt there were very few mach en we prennt, and, even at that, the common one- were not wanted. Lamle, were dean [Se from the eliese of last -leek but were freely disposed of, and the price oe neesiderable favorable in view of the Eat. thee the demand for breeding stock in lids erie fenuteceaeed. Some extra good breed-, r ,e ewes leh eirings) sold for 514.50 and fat isheea heid steady at around 512. nate nrices for all grades held Family with test week. as the demand was sufficient bo ace merit -,,the rather light run. Heel maintained the $18.25 level to -day but are due to aim Or per owt. according to the buyers' predictions. The day's receiote were 221 cars. with 8693. •rei caleee 2213 hone and 3191 she and awl Whaley sold no eats: Butchers -18. en,O, _ea ; 6, 1040, 511; 3, 130, ''en0.75; 4, lulu, : 2, 1160, 59.25; 2, 1.190. $nea 3, 1000 510.2a ; 21, 960. $i4.50 ; 5, 1090, 59; 3, 790 57- Caws 'a. 950, 56.40; 1, 1220. ria .50 ; 12. 4150 59.16; 1, 1204. 38.25; 1, 109n, 57; 3. lea, 56: le leS0. 55; I, 970, 56.50: 1, 1020, 37; '7,940, 36.50 ; 1. 1200, 56; 16, 890, $6. Bulle- t,. 72a, 57.25: 1, 1200, 57.76. Stockers and Seeders --23, 800, 55.25; 20, 700, 58.50. Sheep and lambe -105. 80, $15.75. Calvee-8, 860, 35.50; 5, 950, 510.25; 4, 800, 58.69; 18 900 C. Zeeman and Sons sok1:-Butchra-2, sae 38.25; 2. 680, 16.60; 6, 460, $6.50, Cows -8, 900, $5.75; 3, 1006 $7 o. 25, $50, $6; 12, 800, '35,75; 2, 905, 56.66; 5. 740 55.66; 1, 10000 7.50 25, 800, 35.76; 11, 1000.48.60; 4. 970. 57.10; 11. $00, $5.75; 2, 9$6, $81 6. 960, $6,50; 7, 900 $6.764 1, ON. 6.25; 2, 00, 111,25; 6, 170. $6.76; 3, 860, 55.40; 1, 781 $6.50. Bu1le-3, 515, $6.50; 8, 690, $7; 6, 1750, $7; 1 1420, $7.75.; a, 1060, 7.85. Sheep stud lambs) 418 ta $16e Dun and Levack sold; Butchers -17e 1830, 318.5e; 28, 1125, 512.76; ,2, 1200, 512.75; 7, 1095, 517.75; 20, 1055, 511.75; 2, 1050, 00,50 ; 10, SIM $10a0 ; II IOU, 10.60; 24. 045, $10.25; 5, 896, $9.50; 16. on. 510.10; 8, 940, $9.50. Cows --1, 1410, $10.15; 1, 1160, $8; 2, 920, 58; 0, 1095, 58; 1, 810, $6; 2, 1170, $6.501 5, 929, 51;- 2, 1095, $6; 1, 960, $6.15; 6, 98e, 56; 26, 976, 56; a, 826, se ; is, ime, ss ; 14, 782, $6,rad --1, 950, $7.50; 1, 1640, $10.86; 1, 1, 635, $6.60 ; 18, 762, $8.40. 1 5 1490. $8. 61, 1, 125$, $8,25, Stockene-1, 540, 35.50; '2, 86, $6,50; 12. 788, 58.75; 1, 570, $8; ' Corbett, Hall and Coughlin quoted: Good heavy AMON $11.25 to $12.75; choice buthhera $1.0 to $10.50; good butchers $9.25 to $9.75; medium butchers $8.75 to 39; common butchers 18 to 55.50; choice sows 59.50 to $9.85e good soma $9 to $9.60; inediuto. aows, $8 to 88.75; common cow, 6.50 as $7.60: cannel's, $5.15 to 36; bologna bulls $6.50 to, 37.26; choice veal (salves $1.7 to $17.511; medium ealveis $12.50 to 515; choice lambe $15 to 15.40; choice sheep $10 to etZ; hogs, fed and watered $18.26. MoDonald and Halligan sold: Buthhers-18, 1130 311.15; 19, 1080, 511.70; 25, 1040, 11.65; 1, 1300, 510.50; 1. 1020, 510.50; 1. 1260, 510; , 860, 87.75: 8,.560, 35.75; 8. 510, $6.75. Caws -1, 1160, 510.75; 1, 1070, 59.25; 8, 830, 57; 2, 1080, 36.26; 4, 940, 16.26; 14, 960, $5,90; 5, 920; $5.90; I, 940, $6.90; 19, ass, $5.90: 18, 890, $5.90. Bulls -1, 2080, 39; 1, 980, 57.50: 2, 660, $7.25; 5, 720, $7: 5, 676, 57; 1, 100, $7,00. The following were the quotations: Choice heavy steers $18 th 518.59; butcherin cattle, choice, $11.00 th 511.50; good, $10.00 to 510.25; medium $8.75 to 19.25: do. corn - common 7.75 th 8.25: butchers balls, choice $10 to 310.50; do. medium Oullis, $9.50 to 39.85; do. rough bulls, $7.25 to 38.25; butchers' eovrs choice $10 to 510.25: do. good $9 to 39.50; - do, medium, $7.50 ti 58; do. sommon, $6.50 to 57; stockers, $8 to $10.50; feeders, nen, to 511.: c.anners and cutter, Sten° to $5,75 ; millte.rs, good to choice, $90 to $145 ; ; do. com- mon grid medium. $65 to $76 ; springers, $96 to $145 ; light ewee, $13 to $14 ; yearlings $15 to 515.50; spring Iambs, $15.25 to $15.60 ; calves, gbod to choice $la to $17e76 ; hog,fedand watered $18.25; weighed off ears $13.50. I eon -- BIRTHS Meidinger-At Zurich, on Oetober 17, to Mr• and tire. Michael Meidinger, a daughter. Meyer -At Zurich, on October 19th, to Rev. and MIs, F. B. Meyer, a son. MARRIAGES Hunking-Lee-At Victoria. street parsonage, Goderich on October 23rd, by Rev. .1. H. Os- terhout, Lillian Lee of Londesboro to Nor- man H. Inunking, of Hullett. 141elville--Hessdwood---At the ntanse. Landes - born on October 23rd, by Rev. James Abery, Matilda Hesselwood of the 1010 concession, laullett ,to John Da Melville, of Londeeboro. GI • DEATHS Hat -At Stratferd, on Monday, October 23th, Irene Winoifred Hill, dearla beloved daugh- ter of Sergt. Jaines and Margaret Hill, in her 3r4 year. Mart -in -In Seaforth, on Cietober 26th, Marie Martin, aged 22 years and 4 months. Reid -In See -forth, on Monday, October 231h, James Fisher Reid, aged -58 years. Hurley -In Seaforth. on October 24th, Michael Hurley, aged 86 years. s Holmes Funeral Director and aLicansed Embalmer Undertaking partore in Oddfel lows building opposite ,..tewart Bros. Resi- dence Goderich st., cpp Dr. Scott's Flowers furnished en short notice,. Phone Night or Day 119. ‘11211111111•11103101111 111111111111130111 1111111111111111111111111 ]ll W. S. Gormley EMBALMER AND FUNERAt DIRECTOR Undertaking Parlors Above At. Williams' Grocery Store, Main Strett, Seaforth FioNvers furnished on short notice Charges moderate Phone -Night or Day -192 111111M111ffl1 HOUSE TO RENT To rent a seven worried frame house. Apply to CONRAD ECKART, Seaforth, or phone 14 on 235. . 2655x1 XPERIENCED MA .P1 WANTED' Wantel immediately a reliable and experiene- ed raan to take charge of hay press with genie line eagine to press 1000 tons of hay. Highest wages to the rigkt num. Address Box 251, Seaforth. 2655x2 SHEEP FOR SALE For Sale 25 Leicester ewe lambs. Theee are all otione animals. Apply to WM. RINN, R. R. No. 2, Seaforth, or phoae 15 on 46. 2655-4 POSTPONED AUCTION SALE The clearing auttion sale of farm stoek and implements adveatised or Tuesday next, Noyeraber 5th, wiring to the influenza epidemic, has been indefinitely postponed. ANDREW ARCHIBALD 265,5-1 BULL FOR SALE For sale a pure bred Shorthorn bull 12 menthe old. roan in color. Dane Marchioness 2510 107235. Sire Golden Edward, 90499. Ape Ply to It. M. PECK, Zurich, R. RI No. 1, or Phone 3 on 96, Hensall. 2655x2 MATRON WANTED Apoilications wanted for the position of mat- ron of theChildreres Shelter, for the County of Huron. at Goderich. Duties to begin Deceznber 1st. For particulars address G. M. EI,LItiTT. County Secretary, Goderich, Ontario. 2655-1 CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dilling and family wish te express to neighbors and friends and Fidelity Lodge No. 55, f.0.0.F., Seaforth, for their eympathy shown in the bereavement of the line Pte. Edward Cecil Dilliag, who died of wounds in France op August 23rd. ' For Sale -God spy apples. Apply to H. Lawreuce, McKillop, phone 13 on. 239. 2655x1 AUCTION SALE Of num Stock, etc. James Jones, auction- eer, has received anstructions from Mr. Ghas. Dungey, to sen by public auction, at the- Colli- son House, Mitchell, on Wedneaday, November 611t, 1918, the following: 8 newly calved cows with °elves at foab ; 10 steers rising 3 years old; 6 steers rising 2 years old; 5 heifers ris- ing 3 years old; 6 heifers rising 2 years old; 2 brood cows; 1 sow due to litter at time of sale c.ut*r, nearly new ; set of single harness. Sale at 2 •Weleek sharp. Terms -Eight months' credit will be OVA'S% on purckaaers tarnisbing approved joint Rotes. Six per cent. per annum off for cash on credit amountes. CHAS. DUN - GET. Proprietor; Jas. Jones, Auctioneer. 2655-1 HURON EXPOSITOR BOX & CO. Embalmers and., Funeral Directors It C. BOX Holder. of Government Diploma and Liscense Charges Moderate FloWers furnished on short notice Night Calls Day' Calls Phone 175 Phone 48 1•110•414114.40 AUCTION SALE Of Cattle and Sheep (which were not offered owl -ng to lack of time at proprietors recent sale The undensigned auctioneer will sell by public auction on lot 29, conceinion Usborne town - ohm, on Fridaa, November lith, 19111, at 12 o'- clock, sharp, the following property, immely: Cattle -our ranch caws 6 heifers, 2 years old, fat; 5 heifers I year old; 5 calves ' • 45 steers, 2 years old, weighing from 1000 to1100 ; 4 yearling steers. Sheep --90 Lincoln and Lei- cester ewes; 20 Shropshire ewes, I th 3 years old: 40 ewe lambs; purebred imported Lincoln ram, 2 years old; Liricoln ram 2 yeare old; 4 ram lambs. Feed -Seven acres corn in stook, acres turnips, quantity of oats and barley. Terms -All some of $10 and under, cash; over that amount 12 months' credit given with 6 per cent. added. FRED ELLERINGTON, Propri- etor; T. Cameron & C. W. Robinson, Auction- eers. 2665-2 AUCTION SALE OF GRAZING FARM The Executre of the estate of Martha Rands, deceased, have 'instructed Thomas 13eown, Fon, Auctioneer, to offer for asle by public auction, on Wednesday, the 6th day of November, 1918, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises the North half of Lot number eight (8), in the Fourth (4th) concession of the Township of Hullete, in the. County of Huron, and also 3 harses, 2 cows and some other small articles. This land is well situated and is very suitable for grazing purposes. There are on the prem- ises a frame house, a frame barn, a small orchard. a good well at house and a spring at back of the lot Terms of Sale -Twenty (20) per cent. of purchase ,money, cash, and the balance in thirty dant The purchaser will be required to sign ah agreement to complete the aurchase at the time of sale. Further particu- lars will be made known at the time of sale and may be had 'n the meantime from Messrs. Robert Clark and Charles McGregor, Exeoutors or from the undersignee. Dated the 23rd day of October, 1918. R. S. HAS, Solicitor for said Executors; Thoma e town, _auctioneer. 204-2 , • . AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Implements. -Thomas Brown has beenninserueted th sell by public auction on lcit 9, concession 2, McKillop, on Thursday, November 7th. 1918, at 1 o'clock p. me the following: Horses -Heavy horse 4 eeers old, „good working mare, aged dnieer (,ulet an reliable) Sidney driver 6 years old, Sidney diiver 5 years old, gelding 2 years old, gelding 1 year old. Cattle -Cow due about time of sale,. 2 cows due in January, 2 cows due about middle of February, 2 bows due in March, cow due about May lea cow due in July, farrow cow, fat heifer; four 2. year old steers, one 2 year old heifer, six year old steers, four year old heifers, 7 spring calves, 2 calves 2 months old. Pigs -Brood sow with 8 pigs 2 weeks old; brood sow with 9 page 6 weeks old, 5 store hogs. Implements -Lumber wagon, hay rack, pair bobsleighs, gravel box, set of diamond harrows, top- buggy,_ set of double harness, set of single harness, mow of hay. a- bout forty hens, whiffietreee neekyokes, and other articles too numerous th mention. Terms -All sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount 6 months' credit will be given on fur- nishing approved joint notes. A discount of 6eee per annum off for cash on credit amounts. T. Purcell & T, Flannery, Broprietors; Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. 26554 AUCTION SALE Of Farm Lands in Township of McKillop. - There will be offered for sale by public auction at the Queen's Hotel, in the Town of Seaforth, on Saturday, the 16th day of November, 1918, at 2 o'clock p.m., be Mr. Thomas Brown, Auc- tioneer, the fonowing land, namely: lst-The east half of lot 17. in the 3rd conceesion of the Township of McKillop; and -The south half of 'lot 17, in the 2nd concession of the Township of McKillop 3rd -The southerly twenty acres of the west half of lot 16, in the 2nd Conces- sion of the Township of McKillop; 4th -The northerly ten acres of lot 16, in the 1st Cone cession, Township of McKillop. Terms on Sale, -The purchaser at the time of sale, will lee required to pay th the Vendor, or his Solicitor, a deposit equal to 10 per cent. of his purchase money and a further sum to make up one-half of his purchase money within thirty days there- after, and th execute a mortgage upon the land purehased for the balance of his pur- chase money, payable in five years, with inter- est at six per cent. per annum. The purchas- er will also be required, at the time of sale, th sign an agreement for the completion of his purchase. Further particulars and condi- tions of sale will , be made known on the day of sale, and in the meantime may be obtainee upon application to the undersigned. 5'. HOLMESTED, Solicitor for the Vendor. Dated at Seaforth teas 26th day of October, 11.18. , 2655-3 AUCTION SALE Oa Farm Stock, Implements, Etc. -F. S. Scott, auctioneer. has received 'instructions from the undersigned to sell by pualic auction at Lot 16, Concession 14, McKilloial on Thine - (lay, November 7th, at 1 o'clock, the following valuable property: Heavy draft mare 8 years old, heavy draft horse 8 years old, driving horse 6 years old, draft filly 1 year old, sired by Glen Rae, eligibe for registration ; filly foal driver. „Durham cow with bull calf 5 months old at foot; Durham cow with bull calf 1 month old at Loot; Durham heifer I year old; Durham heifer 2 years old supposed th be in calf, cow 3 years old fresherie in November;j cow 3 years old freshens in January, cow 4 years old freshens in January; a heifers 2 -years old, Omer 1 year old, 5 calves, 9 York- shire pigs about 3 months old, tower, with pea harvester and bundler, Massey Harris bin- der 6 foot cut ivith sheaf carrier and trucks; Chan:ph:in seed drill 14 discs ; two furrow plow, walking plow; set 4 section Biannond iron har- row, International hay loader, 6 -foot hay rack with hay carriage and stock r ck combin- ed; set of bobsleighs with flat r ck, lumber wagon. stock reek, pig box, Chath m fanning mil Iwith bagger, set 1200 19, scale number of grain bags, fore carriage wheel or binder; about 61) cords of short wood; wor bench mid oilier articles too numerous aro m ntion. The sale will be without reserve. Te s -All sums of 510 and under, cash; over tha amount 10 months credit given on furnishi g approved joint notes. 4% off for cash on em -.it amounts. W. S. Forbes, Proprietor; 1'. S. Sc tt, Auction- eer. 2655x1 AUCTION SALE 01 Farm Stock and Implements -Mr. John Purvis, Auctioneer, has been instrheted to sell by public auction en lot 3, concession 16, Grey on Tuesday, Noveraber 5th, at 19'dm ock p.., the following: Horses -1 horse 1 years old, horse 7 years olii, mare 6 years o d. Cattle - Registered Shorthorn heifer rising 8 years It calf; Registered Shorthorn heifer rising two years old in calf th imported bil1, 2 grade cows supposed to be ia calf; 9 st,era rising 2 years, heifer rising 2 years old, 5 calves, nine pigs 10 weeks. old, 80 hens. plerrients- Deering binder 7 foot gut; Big 13 1 mower 5 foot cut; kay rake 10 ft.; hay te der, manure spreader, seed drill (12 hoe) ; drus harrow (14 discs) spring tooth cultivator, Oliver, riding Plow, walking plow, drill plow and potato dig- ger, pea harvester, scuffier, pu per, turnip 'ower, 2 sets harrows, truck wagin, in -wagon and box; democrat wagon, bugy. , hayeack,- fiat rack with roller section; pig rack, eoal bex, gravel box. set 8,000 lb. sealesj with stock platform; Chatham fanning mil/andlbagger, wheelbarrow, seek barrow, post 1 hole auger, grain cradle, buggy and cutter ole, Melotte cream separator (No. 2) : 2 aet of team harness, ladders, pig orates. chic en coops, 4 corner poets,- 150 bushels mixed grain, grain bags, a quantity of mangolds and potatoes, sad No reserve Terras- ; over that mg approved n the dollar JAMES Mc - VIS, Aim- , 2654x2 othor articles all in greed repair. as the proprietor has sold his fa All eums of $10 and under, cas amount 8 months credit on furroish joint notes. A discount of 4 cents off for cash on ceedit amounts. FADZEAN, Proprietor JOHN P tioneer. STOCK:FOR SALE For sato 6 share' of Bell Engiae Stoek, This stock paid a dividend of 7 per centlast yearo For particulars aindy at The Expositor Office. 265041. 114.0•1•411•1001...1••••••••• HELP WANTED Help wanted to spread flax by the Canadiaa Flax Milts, Seaforth: ' Good wages will be paid to women. Lew and girls. CANADIAN FLAX MILLS, 2645-tf SEAFORTH • GARFIELD McMICIIAEL Licensed inictioneer for the County of Huron. Sales conducted h any part of the county, Charges moderate and satisfaetion guaranteed. Address Seaforth R. R. No. 2, or phone 18 on 286, Seaforth. 2653-41 SHORTHORNS FOR SALE Teo bulin from 8 to 24 months of age, of the good kind. AIM must sell about 25 feraales -before winter. , They are the prolific kind and are priced at about aalf their value to move them. Crown Jewel 42nd still heads this herd. JOHN ELDER, Hensall, Ontario, 2653-4 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. -no For sale or will exchange for a similar animal Regietered Jersey bull, Apply to W. N. GLENN R.R. No. 1, Hensell, or phone 9 on 140, Seriforth, Central. 2654-3 POULTRY WA.NTED I am prepared th pay the highest Cash Prim for all kinds of poultry delivered at my store, Main Street, Seaforth, on Wednesday ame Thursday Forenoon of each week. G. D. HAIGH. 2636-tf. 1FOWL WANTED I am prepared to Pay the highest cash price for any quantity of live fowl, delivered at the Royal Hotel every Tuesday forenoon. Phone 6 on 247. Seaforth. 2649-11 J. G. McMICHAEL, HOUSE FOR SALE A comfortable frame house piemantly sit- uated, good cellar, hard and soft water, iarge garden. Apply to THOMAS MCKELL, Sea - forth. ' 2647-11 HOUS'E FOR SALE A hotise for sale on Victoria street, Seaforth, containing eight rooms e hard and soft water, electrie light, furnace, good cellar and gar- den. Apply to 1,1185 C. MeTAVISH, at the Sandford Clothing Factern 2653-1 HOUSE FOR SALE Small frame house on West William street, Seaforth, hard and soft' water, good stable. For further particulars apply to J. D. Hinckley, Seaforth, or -phone 10 on 124. 2622-tf TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY Owing to the scarcity of help, the banks refuse to abeept cheques for taxes, therefore all taxes must be paid to Mr. Thos.' Wylie, collector, personal- ly or by mail. By Order Township Council of Stanley FARM FOR SALE For sale north. half of Lot 85 and west half of Lot 34, on the 6th concession of Mo- Killop. This is a first class farm, well drain- ed and well fenced. and will be sold cheap and: on reasonable terms for quick sale. For fur- ther particulars apply to THOMAS 3,, AD - AMU R. R. NO. 1, Clinton. Mao 26 acres of hay, first cut. will be sold on the field. • 268841 FOR SALE Desirable property for aide, consisting of 8 acres of land, well deained and fenced; a sin roomed house, large partiarand Woodshed, on stone foundation, ceitheit iaellar with cement ahelves • hard and soft water; cement floor in cow ste:ble, nice hen house; a young orchard, of choice fruit. Fine location on Goderich st., west of Seaforth. Apply to MARGARET ROBINSON, Seaforth P.O. 2658-41 FARM IPOR SALE For sale lot 17, cbncession 0, Township of McKillop, containing 100 acres. Thai farm has been in grass for a number Of years, and should grow good crops. Write for patticulars as to price and terms th JAMES L JOHNS - Tom, so Manitoba Hotel, -Winnipeg, Man. 2682-tf, GOOD FARM WANTED 100 acres of good land -well improved.; not more than 6 miles frora town or more than am, mile from ace ,ol. writ Nome boot Iiind. Must be clean and in good state of cultivation. I expect to be in Seaforth on Saturday atom - hie, October 12. Apply with all particulars to WILLIAM ItICHARDSON, 48 Kent Road, Toronto. 2651-tf FORSALE That very desirable property Just off Main street,- Egmondyille. consisting of one-half acre of land, on which is situated a Vie story brick house with seven rooms and good cellar. There are also on the premises a stable, good well -and cistern, also apple, plum and pear treos and other small fruits. This is a splendid property and the taxes are tow. For further Particulars, apply to Mrs. M. A. Charleswerth. Eginandville P. 0.• 2650x2-tf FARM FOR SALE For Sale 100 acres, all cultivated, lot 11, Coneession 6. Tuckersmith, H.R.S., with barn 56 by 80 feet, stone foundation, Dig pen, driv- ing shed and hen house, 6 roomed frame cot- tage, good well with wind mill. Also 60 acres of grass land, west half of lot 5, sonaftesleu good well with windmill: a good grass farm. Apply th JAMES FINLAYSON, R. R. Na 11, Kippen : phone 8-182, Seaforth. 2639-41 FARM FOR SALE 100 acres on the Mill Road, two miles to Brumfield, and four miles to Seaforth. Well fenced and drained. Brick house with fur - nam. Large basement barn, spring water piped to barn; cement silo, pig pen. Price and terms right. For full, particulars apply to JOHN RANKIN, Seaforth; or th ALEX. A. WATT, 22 Toronto street, Guelph, Ont. 2647-tf. TWO CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE Being lot 19, east _half 20 in the End con- cession of Stanley, containing 15e acres, with up-te-ciate buildings and in a high state of cul- tivation. There are also 16 acres of good hard- wood bush. Plenty of good water. Also 100 acres, being. lot 16, concession 2, with good buildiage, plenty of good water and 19 acres of bush. These farms are situated within 2 miles of Brucefield. For further particulars apply th J. T. or GOLDIE GRAHAM, on the premises, or Brumfield P.O. 2658x4 FARM FOR 'SALE Lot 21, Concession 1, Tuckersmith, H.R.S., 100 acres all cleared. Good frame house and bank barn, pig pen, hen house and driving shed. A good orchard and plenty of good water; well tile drained; rural mail and tele- phone and in first class condition. On the Huron Road, 21,e milest from Seaforth, and 6 miles from Clinton. Will- be sold cheap and on easy terms. Amery th J.. B, Henderson, Seallorth. 2645-31 FARM FOR SALE For sale 150 sere farm. osie of Tuckeramith's best. being lot 27, eoncession 3, L. R. con- tain/Jur 100 acres. and North Half lot 27, concession 2, L.R.S., aontaining 50 acres. There are on the premises a large brick lita storey dwelling with slate roof and fur- nace with woodshed, and kitchen at rear. Large barn 50x70 feet, with stone stabling underneath, and straw shed 36x56, and water in barn. There are two acres of orchard containing apples, plums,- cherries and pears; four acres of bush on each lot, balance of the farm an cleared and in splendid state of cultivation. There are two good wells on each place. The farm is situated 6 miles from Seaforth and 2 miles from Betted:lel& and one mile from seleoel. The fifty agree will be sold separately if desired. Fax fur- ther particulars apply to JOHN A. DALLAS, Hensel]: or to ALEX. idowirsrrft, KiPaeli. none 10 on 94. 2861x4-tf. , • Fall Term 9 From Sept, 3r4 IN SHAW'S Busineos Schools, Toronto. Free Catalogue on request. Write to W. H. Shaw, President,_ Yonge a n d Gerrard Streets, TO.rontC* NINES FOR SILO FILLING Waterloo Boy Tractors Just what you need for silo filling, threshing, plowing, cultivating, disc- ing or any work on the farm, . We have them in stock for immedi- ate delivery. - Rebuilt stearn traction engines, 20 h.p., 16 h.p. 17 h.p. and 18 h.p. Portable Rebuilt, engines from 12 h.p. upwards. Separators from 24x40 inch for in- dividual farmer All for immediate delivery. ROBERT BELL ENGINE & THRESHER COMPANY, SEAFORTR. Vidory: Loan 1118 It is the d ty of every citizen to purchase Victory B nds, and this bank is prepared to assist w ge earners by making loans for this p rpose on the most favorable terms. Wh rever possible, the bonds will be held fo safe -keeping, oh behalf of small subscribers, for one year, without charge. THE C NADIAN BANK 0 COMMERCE ; G MULLF,N A.11ORTH BRANCH • • • MANAG/IIII FOR SALE. House and half acre of land in the village of Egmondville. The property is situated on Centre Street, close to is known ood, corn - good well ds of fruit rries, and orner pro- ront, and f cultiva- the Presbyterian church an as the Purcell property. fortable house, good shed, and cement cistern'. All ' trees, strawberries, raspbe currant bushes. This Is a petty with no breaks on the land is in a good state bon. This is a nice prop rty for a retired farmer and the taxed!, are light. For particulars apply on the premises or to John Rankin, Seaforti. 2584-e CREAM WANTED. We have our Creamery pow in full operatinn, and we want yaw patron- age. We are prepared to pay you the higheit prices for your cream, pay you every two weeks, N. C'gh, sample and test each can of cream carefully. and give you statement of the same. We also supply cans free of charge and give you an honest bus en -deal. Call in and see us or drop u4 a card for particulars. THE SEAFORTH CREAMERY Seaforth Ontario FARM FOR SALE Lot 83, Concessien 6, McKillop„ 100 Reser of the best clay land in McKillop. 6 mires of bush,. the rest in a high state of .cultivation;,5 miles from Seaforth. 2 miles from Cone, stance, Ina miles from school. There are one the premises, a good seven roomed house, largern bank barn 64x76, all Page wire fences and-' -- well- There tire tarty acre, ploughed, 5 acres bush mad the balance seed- ed down. There are two big syringe, ono piped to barnyard and in the otber a dam with a hydraulic ram pumping the water to the house and te, thebarn. As the spring is in the orchard and near the house and line fence. there is no waste land. There is a graded and gravelled lane from the road bp the buildings. Apply to MRS. SAMUELo DORRANCE, Seaforth. 262741' NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given purauant -to the Stat- ute in that behalf that all persons having claims against the estate of Williara Sclater. late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County of ligroin Coal and Wood Merchant, deceased, who died at the said Town of Seaforth, on or - about the 30th day of August, 1918; are re- quired on or before the 6th day of November, 1918, to send, past prepaid, or deliver to the underaiged full particida.rs of their claims, duly verified by affidavit and the nature of the security, if any, held by them. And further take notice that after the said last Mentioned date, the assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only -to the claims of which not- ice shall then have been giveri. Dated at Sea - forth, this lath day of October, 1918, R: 8. ( Hays, Solicitor for the Exeeatorn of said es- tate. 26584 , ........... , OFFICIAL P The premeds of this Loan Will 1* need for War purp4s.e. OSPECTUS , Only, and will bo spent wholly in Canada 2 F. -1.-7A 1 7 - ,7 :" . ' "5 Ak 1 n i Tan Munsrue ear Finance or Ina Denitenoti oi _ • - , ' Victory Lan 4 0 $300,000,000. • Bearing interest front November 1st, 1918, and offered in two mat • follow . 5 year Bonds due No 15 year Bonds due No Principal payable wfthout chargeat the Office of the Mi Office of the Aeinstant Receiver General at Halifax, St. John, Ch and Victoria. Bends may be registered as to principal or as to principa Interest payable, without charge, half -yearly, May 1sta Dank. - Principal and Intere ' Denotainations: $50, . Issue Price. 100 aulcl . . , Income Return. 5% , i Free from taxes-includina any Income tax -imposed In . Cansdtt Tho proceeds of the Loan will be used for war purposes on dons and other supplies, a Payment to be ni 10% on application,; ' 20% December elth, 1918; ., . 31.16% Marc , • The last payment of 31.16% covers 30% balance of prin November 1st to due deem of the respective instalments. A full half year's interest will be paid on May ist, 191.9, SubbcriPtions may be paid In full at the time of applicetion thereafter together with accrued interest at the rate of 5% pe This Loan is authorized under Act of the Parliament of Consolidated Revenue Fund. The Amount of tbis isille is 0300.000,000, exclusive of previous issues. The Minieter of Finance, however, reserves the in excess qf 5303,000,000, , - . , Conversion Bonds Of this iseee will, in the event of future issues of 1 remaining period of the War, other than issues made abroad, be oreepted for the purpose of subscription to such issues. 1- , Paym All cheques, drafts, etc., covering instalments, are to Failure to pay any instelment when due will render previous pa Subscriptions must be accompanied by a deposit of 10% of th acriptions or any branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank will Subscriptions May be paid in full at time of application : after together with accrued interest to time of making payment , be -made as follows: If paid in full en or before Nov. 16th, 1918, par without i If remaining 'instalments paid on Dec. iltle 1918, 1)alanc4 If remaining inetalments paid on Jan. 6th, 1919, balance If remaining instalments paid on Feb, 6th, 1919, balanc, If remaining Instalment paid on Mar. 6th, 1019, balanc • Denomination a I Bearer bonds, with coupons, will beissued in denominat as to principal. The first coupon attached to these bonds will be *tie Fully registered bonds, the interest on which is paid .iirect denominatious of 850., $100., 3500., 81,000a -6,000e $10n00., $25, i Pawment o ' A full half year's interest at the rate of 514% per annu. , . Form of Bond subscribermint indicate on their application the form indicated will be delivered by the bank upon payment of the s .scription Bearer bonds of this issue will be available for deliver payment in full. Bonds registered as to principal only, or fun eubscribers making payment to full, as soon as the required regist Payment of all instalments must be made at the bank originally • Non-negotiable receipts will be furnished to all sebscribers exchangeable la t subscriber's bank for bonds on any iustalrnent dete , Porm of Bonds Interchangeable Subject to the payment of 25 cents for each new bond issued, have the right to convert into bonds with coupons and holders of registered bonds without coupons, at any -time, on application to rorrns of application may be obtained from any Official thereof, or frotn any branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank. .. Subscription Lists will close on or , ..N'' %. . '111, 1/17141.° - o. Clitatins offers for Pu lie Subecription the 1918 .',4% 'Gold Bonds . , ties, the choice of which is optional with the mungesieer so : ember list, 1923 - _ , , ember Id, 1033 ster of Finance and Receiver General at Ottawa, orat the lottetown, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Re.gbaa. Calgary and interest, at any of the above -Mentioned offices, d November 1st, at any branch In Canada of any Chartered ' 4 payable in Gold 100, $500 and $1.000 , Accrued Interest per AILIIIIIII yursuance of legislation enacted by tbe Passomasoof , , , including the ileadatalik y. purchase of seeln, k aggo d will be spent wholly in C.a1101/416 de aa follows: 20% January 6th71919; 20% February 6th, 1919; . t Oth, 1910. ipal and 1,16% representing accrued interest at ISM% hose i airing tbe cost of the bonds Initeand interest. at 100 without interest; Or On any instalment due date annum. anada, and both principal and interest are &Charge upon** Ibe amount (If ear) Paid for jui the surrender of !made Of ght to allot the whole or any part of the amount subscribed - . rivilegea , Ice maturity, or longer, n3ade by the Government, during the at 100 and atx:rued interest, as theequivalent of cash nta ie made payable to the Credit of the Minister of 'Tient(' liable to forfeiture, and the allotment to amount subscribed: Official Canvassers will forWord ccepc subscription and issue receipts. 4 t 100 without interest; or on anyinstalinent due date there-. n fug. Under this provisien. Payment of eubemtdomemay , terest, or 100%, of 90% and interest, (190.48 per 3100.) of 707 sod interest, ($70.80 per 3100.) , of 50 toad interest, ($51.04 per 11100.) of and interest, ($31.16 per 3100.) d Registration ons of 350., 3100, MO., and $1,000., and may be registered ore May 1st. 1919. A to the owner by Government cheque, will be issued la ) ' I , $50.000„ 5100,0007., or any multiple of 'MA% Interest will be paid May lst, 1919. d Delivery f bond and the dertaininattons required, and the semifinals in full. at the time of application to subscribers desirous a snaking registered as to principal and Interest, will be delivered to ation can be made. . named by the subscriber. wtto desire to pay be bastalments. These reeelpta will be wben subscription et saki intuit. . , holders of fully registered bonds withossteoeposa, vein bonds with coupoops will have the ri ht to coavert Who* the Minister of Finance or any Receiver Gam& Canvasser,, from any VictoryLoa Committee, orae, befog. vamber leth, 1918 ‘ 1 . DEPARTMENT 014 FINANCE. OrrawA.',bctober 28th, 1918. , • Behind tiiei Gun the Man I oorts. Make Your Dollars Baibluid the Man the Dollar Fight the Hun 1, an, •I6