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Ortwein as general agent for ife Insurance Co. was nt in sending in husi- >nth of November and etas of December and letter from the corn- ied.hy a bonus cheque airk' he had done, and his activity and ability .-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. e to enjoy a fine visit and friends in Ottawa Lad report -the frost as I the sleighing excel -- lie McPherson visited -afford during the past obert McArthur, , on rig lastmet with quite dent. It appears that load of hay, from his our village, and while ere he Was delivering [ to cross a ditch, where en recently opened and illed in level the sleigh n order to save the pos- g smothered inhthe fall- -prang to the opposite dug so his feet slipped seavily and in the fait very badly cut as well 4her cuts on the 'faille. Lt was feared that his proae very serious', but tine, he is doing as well xpected and his escape >re serious injury was ling as he did on the' of the sleigh. -On the >n of that day, while a village, from the west John Nfousso had quite perience, when his horse : quite furiously, badly cutter but Mr. Mousse m it into the deep now it from getting away nself and Mrs. Mousso ersonal injury. -Mr. D. ;overnment Surveyor, is a west, and intends to ater at his home. just village. Mr. MeEweli nter having set in pret- out the time he left the nual meeting of Carrne4 en delayed on account but will he held very Owen Geiger, our en - grower, shipped during or so, a number of ear- eed of fine quality, and e to ship. -Our new oking forward to some -al -improvements dur- nd among other int- o doubt extend some es of cement walk .- .ee some houses erected during the coming sum - present time there are. tan be secured for in- . -Rev. A. E. Doan, alethodist church, will subject next Sunday ere do we go front afternoon service will Chiselhurst church, the "A Young Man's Ques- annual meeting of the gricultural Society will Commercial Hotel, here .1 1 1 11 ents of Serges, could wish to browns and uaranteed dyes. of materials at same attention me; c new stock of We're sure Sort rth mega ova ow. OM. 0.11, a•MI, IWO 011. MO! 40! 4544 44015 !ea 41.4! !Me MEM M. .44141 LEW OD. W. Maw Imo! NNW gaiar !Mk ma! }Ms !MO .5454 NNW zips 44.0. !NW !MA NNW NOW .145 Ma! !a! WS! !OM MOW WEI 'MO 9444 404 -llUUtfLtiifltUflfljUIflU • lee 'ae _ JANUARY 17, 1919 4111111.111d.101•••=.•••••••••••••••••• LONDESBORO Notes. --Quite a gloom was east over the village on Sunday morning 'when Roina Mr. Sawers announced the death of Mr. MoCool, which occurred on Saturday. Heart trouble was the cause of his death. The remains were interred in the Clinton cemetery on, Tuesday -Mr. Henry Crawford, died after a few days illness on Saturday. He was buried in *e Union cemetery on Tuesday. -Mrs. (Dr.) Young and daughter are visiting friends in Brant- ford. -Mr. Joseph Stalker spent a few days this week with his sister, Mrs. Geddes .-Mr. and Mrs. Grover have returnesl after a week's visit in Toronto. STAFFA Notes. -Rev. Mr. Hutton, of Lon- don, occupied the pulpit in the Metho- dist church on Sunday last. -Mrs. A. Hotham spent the lweek end with friends in Stratford, -Mrs. Temple - roan is attending her mother; Mrallar- burn, inh Mitchell, who is ill.--sMrs: Edward Drake,sr., has been spend- ing a few days with he daughter, Mrs. McDonald who has been under the doctor's care, but is now convalescing. - Mr. anr Mrs. 3. F. Darrows, of Kelfield, Sask., announced, the s marriage of their. daughter, Yessie I Constance, to Herkimer D. Drake, en - January 1st. 4919. sMr. Drake is the manager of KelfieId Bank„ at Kelfield, Sask., and the sow of Mrs. F. M. Drake ,of Stratford i but former's* of this place, STANLEY Sad Death.. - A deep gloo was cast over the entire comment'. y, on Friday evening, when it was Aearned that Victor Emmanuel Dale k ,d pass- ed to the Great Beyond in his 46th year. Thoodeceased was b-ce'n in Tuck- ersmith in 1884. She family >later moved to Hullett where he made his home until coming to this township setnn years ago, when he settled on lot 9, concession 5, till called by death, caused by influenza. He was a paw- ising young man in the prime ofIlltte, a true friend, a kinsfqind loving neigh- bor ever ready to give whelping hand He leaves to mourn his loss besides his father and mother, who were with him during his illness anti death, sev- en brothers and two sisters, John of Tuckeramith, Thomas, Arthur, Jame, Theodore, Orville,. Harolel, Mrs. Wm.> Ross and Miss Lizzie at home. all of Ifullett. The floral tributes were most beautiful, among them beings.a wreath from the family and the brethren of the L .0 .L. No. 1035, Varna, of whielt he was a valuedmember. The fun- eral took place on Monday to the >cemetery. The services were conduct- ed by Rev. 3. A., Agnew, of Clinton. The faraily have the sympathy of the whole community in their sad be- reavement. The pallbearers were his six brothers, Thomfas, John, Arthur, James, Harold and Orville. DUBLIN Notes. -Mr. Forrester, G. T. R. .agent, has the sympathy of the com- munity in the bereavement of his father, at Clintotr, who died sudclues ly.-Tho sudden drop itt pork prices will nnakeeit difficult for farmers to change sueldenly to other means of money -making. -Mr. James Iltaloney left for Winnipeg on Saturday, to re- sume his cepase theysesterseqpie v_Irsity there. -Miss Minsnie .Malotney lat this week to nurse a former patient at Medina, N. Y.- Address to a Returned Soldier. -The following address was 'recently _pre- sented to Pte. Joseph Evans, who re- turned wounded from overseae: Pte. Joseph Evans, C .E , F. -Dear Friend - We are come together to extend to you a hearty welcome on your return home, We deem it a privilege to honor those of Our boys who went from us to fight our battles, and who now retuter-in triumph. Now that we have entered on the day of peace it is a source of profound gratitude and thanksgiving to us to see. you return- ing safely from being subject to the fortunes of *ex, and to rejoice with you in the hapinese of this day. It is an event such as this which gives prominence to the -part which Canada has played in the great war and of the underlying, glory which our sol- diers have brought to their native land. We ask you to accept this paiii of cuff !inks and extend to you our bast wisttes for your health and wel- fare -Thomas Murphy, L. J. Loeby, 'W. A. Neven, D. Crawford, Hugh Flynn, C. Brighterall. Pte., Evans was a passenger on the hospital hip Araguawn which arrived at Haliafx on Saturday last. He has two weeks fin -Tolle -le now and is to report in Lon- don, Ont., in two weeks. While in. England Pte. Wails was very ill with -pleurisy and epent considerable time in Bramshott Camp, but later was convalencing in a hospital in Liver - Doe'. The Evans family did their -share for King and Country, two bro- thers ef them having enlisted. 0EAFORTH MARKETS. Searorth, Jan. 16, 1919 Wheat, per bushel 2 16 Potatoes., per bag - $1 25 Hogs, obi.. cwt.$16.00 Spring wheat, per bushel -2 12 Bran, per ton 38.00 Shorts, per ton 43.00 , Flour, per ewt. 5 Barley. stet- bushel Oats, i -r bushel 65c Ego.s, ..er rhozen 58c to 60c Butt, per lb. 40c to 42c 60 to $6 80c GRAIN MARKET fero„e, ti.-Manitboe Wheate-No. 1. Northeen $2.241,4 ; 'No. 2 Norithero, $2.211ne; N. e tatetheern-$2.1714; No. 4 wheat 52.11% in et -ere at Fort William, not including tax. afanitoaa Oate, per bushel -No. 2 C. W. len. a C. W. 69,aac; extra No. -1 peed, T01,40: Nr.r. 1. feed 691.ec in store. Amerioar CtIra -ain s aulluvr $1.75; No. 4 yellow $r.vi janeery shipment. ()stark)" .Oats: -Bushel, attta aa No. 2 aehit e '71 to '14o; NoS white 70c ee Tee : agleording to freights outside On- tario vnteet--Ne. 1 ye/filter per oar lot, $2.14 to nenee.: N. 2, do., 52.11 to 12.19; No. do $a .0( to $e.15' : No. 1 spring. 2.0a tie 2.17 • N. .11) te $2,14; No. 3 do. 32,02 te; 52.10 neiepiree point13, according to f•i*Siiesfa. Pc, tl per bushel. Barley, malt- ' °5c; per bullet cer.lot new gaol). Beeler, haat- per. ;naiad 1.25, Itee.--2, %coaling to freiglau ;outside. Manitoba flour War et:allay, al./.85; at Toreetto. Op- - feteio fa t• -Winter in new bags, Prompt irl'I:aoro-ata. was' quality, 10.25; Toropte ntat : Miea-Car lots-Dellvared Montreal araeaaa, ineluded, bran' per ton $647.25: !shoe., per on $4225; frayealha 1 Pea ton. a22 $2i nitee'd per ton 321 to $0, tone Torana w --Car lots- 310 e $21, tilt", anweae. - LIVE STOCK 11,tAR rrs t narde, Torouto, 1an. l'4.-Tise trtyCtri.- te-1 Mt of the hog market tide morn- .! er e1 eengeense, Over twenty-five hun- ' hog e were shipped *VW the week -end", and While a mimher of deelci were consigned direct to packing -Images there was a moderate offering Tett for the open market • with 210 Sihn Of a bid. *ToWards the latter virile SALE -2 REGISTERED HEREFORD rortheseeinie. Toviards the latter -awn. Apply ea came, wAYMOITTH, end of .104 week there were mime that the -paelierMileans were goinjr to mit tight Lmidwb°113' 2664x8 IMPORTANT NOTICES until the Market dropped cOnsiderablk and o or three iSpoke of 16 -cent hogs In the near ,fatum No expjamsation was offered for ouch attitude bit It b Just passible tha the. British' and French Government have cancelled big contuses; With the United States • firma, the same has happened in OMER'S. At any rate thls morn- ing thepaek-buYera did not make a bid for a hog and hest what the ultimate result will be is difficult to determine, but with the packers claiming that they cannot continue ta pay recent prices for hogs a lower market is almost certain. In one quarter it was stated that a buyer had received instructions not to operate at all this week.. To -day's con- ditions made it impossible to give A quotations either fed and 'watered, off ears or f.o.b. The following were the quotations: Choice heavy steers 318 to $18.50; butchers' tattle, choice $11.75.to $12.50; good, 311 to 311.50; do. Medium $10 to $10.25; do. common $8.25 to $8.50-; bullschoice, 310.25 to $11.00; do, medium bulk: $9.00 to $9.50; rouili bulb, $7.50 to $8; butchers cows, choice 310.25 to $10.75; good cows $9.50 to $10 ;; do. medium $8.50 to 38.75; do. common, 37 to 37.75; stockers 38.00 to 310.00; feeders 310.50 to 511.50; canners $6.25 $6.2J,10 36.50; milk- ers, good to choice $90 to 3140; do. confinon and medium 365 to 375; springers 390 to $140; light ewes 310 to 310.75; yearlings, 318.00e to 13.50; spring lambs 15.50 to 51650; - calves $16.50 to 318.60., Buffalo, Januarya14.--Cattle--Receipts, 4600 good strong . and common steady; prime steers 317 to 317.50; shipping steers 316 to 316.50; butehers $11 to 516; yearlings $12 to $18: heifers 310 to 518; cows 35 to 312; bulls 37-6 511 ; stockers and feeders 35.50 to 311-; fresh cows, and springers $65 to 5150, Calves -Receipts -1800; 31 lower; 35 to 321. Hogs -Receipts, 1800; Pigs 50c lower, others 25c lower; heavy, mixed and yorkers 318; light yorkere $17.25 to $17.50; pigs, $17 to 317.26: rougbs 312 to $16.80 ;stags 10 to 513; Sheep and lambs -Receipts -154)00; slow and lower; lamba 311 to 317.60: yearlings $10 to $15.50; leathers $11 to .$1,2 ; ewes e4 to 311 . 00 ; mixed sheep 11 00 to 511.50. Montreal, Januaey 14. -The weeks receipts a live stock at the west end cattle market - have been 1600 cattle, 2500 beep and lambs, 1850 hogs and 250 calves. This morning the offerings consisted of 1000 cattle, 1700 sheep and lambs, 950 hogs and 100 oalves. The trading on the market to -day was of greater proportions than for some time past, and it was evident that the recent advance in Prices had been edinitted by traders and that they felt the necessity of replenishing sup- plies without anticipating any reductions in the near future. Priem for cattle oontinue to be very firm, but the Market for hogs ie weaker there hav- ing been reductions in some instances of as must: as 50 ta 75 cents per 100 pound,. Hogse contracted for last week by traders, however, were scheduled gore delivery at 519; but the Prevailing price was $18.50 fele choice selects although some stated that they were getting 515.75. A good number a these were on the market, and the demand, while • good. was not of re- markable proportions. There was a fair trade also in lambs and sheep. but prices is these lines do not seem to change meta, possibly owing to the faet, that demand and supply are -so equally balan- eed. Quotations-ahpioe steers 312.50 to 113,50: good $11,50 to 312.25; medium 310 to 111; common 58 to. 89.50; choice butches h1Is $9 to $10; good, $8 to 89; medium 7 , 50 to 58 choie butchers clew .39.50 to 310,50; good, 38.75 to $9.50: rnegliem 57.59 to 58.50; calves milk -fed 12 be $15: 'grass fed stock $5 to $8; sheep 36 to 38: lambs $11 to 13,50. BIRTHS Hicks --In Usiborne, on January 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Rieke, twin boys. Kerslake ----n Uaborne, on Jamsaiy 7th, to Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur Kerslake, a daughter. Mclaillan-In 31161141a1op, on December 29th, to Mr. and Mr. Thomas W .McMillan. a son (Robert Edwin). MARRIA.GHS Quance---Dilting-At Rensall, on January 7th, Mae Laura 'Bea -nice daughter of Mr. and Mai. Samuel Dilling to Mr. Elmer Maurice Quanee son of Mr. and Mrs. R. (Silence, of Eaetera by Rev. A. E. Doan... DEATH'S leaStatetey, on ,nana tath, --e-saicto"Wnn afaimeaVate, 'sateen Mi. andaltIrs; aohn *pale aged 85 yeats and 2 months. Witae--Ia Clinton, on nteary 8th, Annie Peacock, wife ef Mr. IaTrrisen Wiltse, aged 64 years. IncGrattere-In Goderich, on January, 5th, Caroline Sprotile,widow of the Pate William McGratten, -wee€11.9 seats, 6 mouths and 12 days. . tiumminilmiliosummininummuml: El S. t Holmes .-= FOR MOM •0411 ••• .••• 1.• ENO • Funeral Direeave alai - _ ..... - - Laersneeei Embalmer - - - - - - - -, _ F. Uodertamag parities in Ocidfet - = _ lows heading opposite - _ - _ e te war c Bros .. Res I- - - - _ denoe fit:Wet:oh st... c pp - Dr. Scott'. • ... _ Os* !Ma MIN SIM 01.1* •1111•1 /11M1 Flowers famished C WW1 411••11 Short netiet. = Phone Night or Day 119 = TIN11111111111111111144111111111i1111.11111111111kTi W. S. Gormley • • EMBALMER AND._ FUNERAL DIRECTOR , Undertatleing Parlors Above M. Williams' Grocery Store. Main Strett, Seaforth 'Flowers furnished on short notice Charges moderate Phone -Night or Day -192 SALE RBPISTER On Monday, January 27th, at 1 o'cloek P. m.. on lot a", concession 4, L.11. -S„ Tucker- snaiah, freett milk cows and epringers, young cattle and pigs. W. M Sprout, Proprietor; T. a3rown, auctioneer. ' 2666-2 esmars.•••••••=.4.4404•45544544 IMPORTANT' NOTICES flARD OF T.HANKS-MR. AND MRS. DAM; and Camila wish to extend their 'thanks to all friends and neighbors for their sym- pathy and kindreees during the illnest and death of their son and brother Vigor Em- %ertanuel. 2666-1 WOOD WANTED-TVDERS WILL BE received up to -February 8rd for 8 comas of maple wood and 4 cords of beech, 3 feet long. All to be good body wood to be deliver - at Egmondville chuech by April 1st. JAS. CAMERON, 1t. R. Ina 4, Seaforth, or phone 9 on 183. 2666-2 QHORTHORN CATTLE FOR SALB-THREE aa hulls, 9 to 15 months old, a number of leetfers one dee to calve this month. These are all caoice animals and good colors and will be sold reaeectably. Terme to suit the purchaser. Inepection invited. Lot 12, Con- cession 6. Tuciersraith, Seafoith P.01, or Phone 14 on 131, Seaforth. T. G. SHILLING - PAW. 2666-tf NOMINATION A naeeting for Nomituiting a Coanciaor fqr filling a vacancy in the McKillop Council for 1919, will be held at Calder% Hail Winthrop, Mandaa, bite 20th day of January at one o'clock p.m., and ill the event of an election being required, time vote will be taken at the usual polling places on January 27th, 1919. By order crf the Coumell. M. anTRISES, Clerk 2666-1 IGS AND SliEEP FOR SALE -TEN GOOD Leicester ewe lambs, 3 young York sowsa In pig, due in February. APely to GIFFORD CRICH, R. IL No. 8, Seaforth, Ont., or phone 10on014, Clinton Central. 2665x2 QTORES TO RENT -TO RENT 2 STORES In the Campbell Block." For yearly tenant the stores will be ,fitted up to Suit the tenant - Apply to•THOMASSTEPHENS Seaforth, 26644f HOUSE FOR SALE A comfortable frame bowie .akaaanita alt- uated good 'cellar, hard and soft water, large garden. Apply to THOMAS BICKELL, Sea - forth. 264't-tf e REPAIRING-TIIE SQUARE DEAL GAR - age announces ibs opening for all work -- -vulcanizing, retreaaing, I electrical repairing, overhauling and /Minting of all typeo of cars. All parties wishing tire repairing done please send .ia for seeing delivery. B. H. EPPS & SON; Varna. 2664-4 nXPROGEZIP-e-TO THE RESIDENTS OF 'aC,Seaforth and surrounding country:amagent for the Rival ;the unrivalled and the Bonclitone Herb Tablets. Prices 25e and 31, per box including war taea Mail orders ap- Preeiated. NOBLE T. CLUFF. 2668x4 WOOD FOR SALE -FOR SALE.100 CORDS V of hard dry weod aimed 13 inches. Priee $5.50 per cord in 3 cord lots. Apply to W. M. SPROAT, at -the Brickyard,- Phone 9 on 186. 2662-tf e (+UTTERS FOR SALE -FOR SALE. PRI - `al vately eight cutters and three pleasure - sleighs. May be seen at Turnbull & McIntosh's old Livery stable, Seaforth. TURNBULL; & IncINTOSH, Seaforth. 2660-tf _ANNUAL MEETING -, THE ANNUAL tneeting of the members of the Seaforth Agricultural Society will be held on Friday, January 17th,. at 1 pan. at the Library build- ing. D. FOTHER,IN3GBAM, President; M. BRODERICK, Secretary. 2665-2 QrfORTHORN BULLS FOR SALE-PRES. ent offering five Shorthorn bulls ranging in age 'from 8 months to 14 months. Four roans and one white, all sired 'by Prince Al- bert -.92698=-_. They are all choice animate and will be sold reasonably. Inspection invite ed.. Lot 27, Concession 8, Hibbert. 5. R. No. 1, Staffa, JAMES HILL. 2661-tf MILK BUSINESS FOR SALE -FOR SALE 'a& the railk business worth $6,000 a year. and one 4 horse -power boiler, bottle -washer, bottler, bottles and bottle, cases, wagons, }sleighs, 2 sets harness and one horse. Also 8 unit Hirman milking machine. Possession given at any time between now and March lst next. JOHN R. ARCHIBALD, Seaforth P.O. Phone 9 ten 144. 2661-tf. 1VIEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL " Tae' Council of the Corporation a the County of Huron will meet .in the Council Chamber. Goderieh, at 3 Welts& in the after- noon onafuesday, the 28th day of January, 1919. Ala accounts against the County must be M the inands of the' clerk not later than Monday maneding the meeting of the Coun- eil. Goderich, January 10th 1919, G. W. HOLMA,N, County Clerla • . 2666-2 QHORTHORNS FOR SALE -DURING THE aa the next few weeks we will sell bulls of serviceable -age at a sacrifice in order to make room. Nearly a dozen to beleet from and good claw. Can also. spare about twenty good fe- males. mostly sired by one of the best bulls to be fled- M Ontario. JOHN ELDER & SON, Hensall, Ontario, 26664-4 FIARMERS ATTENTION -IF YOU WANT -a- the beat foiyour money in fanning mills buy a "Kline --none other can equal it for cleaning, weighing and grading grain from 75 to 100 bushels an hour. Sold at auction sales for More than double -its present price. Will take oet all wild oats out of .grain. For particulara write THE KLINE ,FANNING., MILL CO., Beeton, Ontario. 2666-8 A NNUAL MMETING. --- THE ANNUAL a" Meeting of the membets of the IneKillop Matual Fire Intiurance,Cceaptina, will. lee held in the Tinan Hall, Seeforth, on 'FridaY, Feb - rusty 7th, 1919, at 2 o'clock p.m. The bust- 11MS of the meeting will be to receive the an- nual statement and auditors' repo* the elec- tion of three directors and two auditoxe, and. other business which will be considered of benefit toethe Company. The retiring dime - tors are John G, Grieve, James Evans and John Bennewiee, who are eligible for re-elec- tion. JAMES CONNOLLY President; T. E. HAYS, aecretary. 2666-2 ANNUAL MEETING OF SOUTH HaTlifON Agricultural Society. -The annua of the South Huron Agricultural Socie held in the Commercial Hotel, He Friday, January 17th, 1919, at 1 Pare for the purpose Of receiving the directo apditors' annual reports, the electian of 'rec- tors for the current year and the tratsac ion of other business.- A meeting of the directors will be held at 11 o'clock a.m., on the same day and in the same place. ROBERT McLAREN, President; K. M. McLEAN. Secretary. 2665e2 meeting will be .all, on sharp, ' and rucK BLOCK FOR SALE -A FINE BRICK laat Block op West side of Mill street, in, the Village of Dublin, occupied at present as a general store, hardware store, barber shop aad pool room and flour and feed store on grotild floor, with large public hall on second floor. This proeerty, formerly known as the Kidd block, is centrally located and will be sold, cheap and on easy terms, and will make a good investment. For -further- paeaculare ap- ply tothe owner, B. C. laU.BBEL.L Mar - more, or to hits agent, JAMES WATSON, Seaforth. 2665-tf • Notioe to Creditors In the Mater of Michael Hurley, Deceased. Notice' is hereby given. pursuant to the Stat- ute in that behalf, that all persons having any claims against Michael Hurley who died on the 24th of October, 1918, are required on or before the 3rd of February, 1919 to send by Post or deliver to Mrs. Margaret Hurley, Sea - forth, Ont., Execatrix, Beat -lard O'Connell, Dublin. Ont., Executor or to the undersigned solieitene, full particulars of their clime; and that after the said 3rd of February, 1919 the said Executors will proteed to distribute the assets of the :said deceased among the pet - sone entitled thereto, having. regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice, and that the said executors will aot be liable for the said assets oe any part there- of, :to any person of whose claim they shall not then have received notice. Dated at Sea - forth, 14th .January, 1919. PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & COOKE, Seaforth, Solicitors for said Executors, 2666-3 Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Stat. utee- in . that behaf that all persons having claims against the estate of Robert Thomeon, Sr., late of the Township of Hay, en the County of Huron, farmer, deceased, who died at the Town.ship of Hay, oh or about the 23rd day of December, 1918, are required on or be- fore the 3rd day of February, 1919, to send post -prepaid or deliver to the undersigned full particulars 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 deltas of which notice shall then have been given.- Dated at Hensall this 18th day of Ja-nuary, 1019. GLADMAN & STANBURY,' Rensall and Exeter, Solicitors for the Execu- tor. 2666-8 Notice to Creditors - THE RO neee-1--e en W.WWW1114.14.!, T. SOX ete Embalmers and Funeral Directors, • N. C. BO; . , Holder of Government Diploma - and LiSctiBe Charges Moderate Flacters furnished on abort notice Night Calls:Day Calls Phone 175 Phone 43' SALES - citrioN . Au 'AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FIFTY Acre Farm in Tuckersitithe-The, adminis- tratrix of the Estate of Patrick' McGraw, late of the Township of Tuckersmita, in the Coun- ty of Huron, Farmer, deceased; -will offer for sale by public auction_ on Thursday, January 30th, 1919, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on the easb. half of Lot No. 21 in the 4th concession of the said Township of' Tuckeramith, the fon lowikg real estate and farm iratelemente, name - lye -Farm -The faid eat belle of lot No. 21. in the nth concession of the -gala Township of Tuckersmith. There are on add let a filet class frame house and a good barn and lean-to with stone foundation, also a drive ,house and pig- pen. There are good ienc ee on the place and it is well drained. There are two good wells and a good orchard. This farm is in a good state of cultivation and is convenient to school, church and market Chattels -One cutter nearly new; 1 buggy, 1 8 et of single harness, 1 crowbar, shovel and -spade, l'hotae blanket, Buffalo robe, wheelbarrow, hoYferk and slings, 1 box of tools and a quantity Ofstraw. Terms of Sale -Ten "per cent, of the purchase money of farm to be paid on the day of sale and the balance within two weeks thereafter. The chattels to be paid for in cash "me day of sale. For further particulars apply toaT. M. BEST, Solicitor for Rosanna McGraw, Adrainistratrtx ; Thomas Brostin. Audtioneer, Deed January 4th, 1019, 26S5-8, 11!•/IImmlwer ,A.UeTION SALE OF FARM4STOCK ANI) Implemnts.-The undersigned has received instructions to sell by public Auction on the farm half mile east of Clinton on Huron Read, (on Torrance - Farm) on Tuesday, January 21, at 12,30 o'clock the following: ' 1Iorses-1 span draft mare's, well matched, rising sic Years ; general purpotse gelding rising six 'years. Cattle -Cow due Febrdery 8th, cow • due February 18th, cow due about Febettarer 18th, cow due April 7th, cow due April 18th, cow due April 27th, cow due April 29th, heifer 3 years old dee May 14, fahroWanew, 3 heifers rising 2 years, 7 heifers one year old, 1 steer one year old, 8 steers rising one-year, register- ed Guernsey bull a years old. This bull's dam has an official record of 10581.90 poneeds of milk and 569.60 pounds of buttes fatain 365 days. Hogs and Poultryneatoakshire sow due April 20th, 2 Yorkshire -sows due in March, 5 pigs three months sia about 25 young White Leghorn hens, 'Istiplemeats- Deeteag tinder 6 foot cut in Odd ehape and condition; -Maszey-lEfarris mower 6 ft cut nearly new; steel hay rake, assey-Harnis hay loader, good as new; Maasey Harris man- ure spreader low down pattethennew), Frost and Wood cultivator. one -horde seuffier, two - bottom plow, new, riding plow; single furrow, sitagle furrow Oliver walking -1)1°w, single fur- row Flury walking. plow. No. fetaacern Mark- er, Deering attain and fertilizeradrill, 13 disc, nearly new.: turnip seeder, goad as new; 2 sets ;iron harrows!, Sharpies milker 2 unit, nearly new: hue Gould. Shenley & Muir gsa engine, nearly new; 15 h.peaalds -gas en- gine oratruck good as new (terms of ta in 12. months and tee in two years will be given on gas engine, nearly new; 15' lap.iAlds gas en - clipping machine new: 10 inolt ,grinder new; 10 inen‘ silo nller with blower-, pipeand dis- tributor for 36 ft. 'silo; NO. 4, 'Massey -Harris saw rig with 30 inch eaw nerif.' 2 z sets sloop sleighs. new "Bale 2 inca atennene: set old sleighs, veagon with gravel bo. Clinton fan- ning gain, set ciouMe back pad .harness, ant double breeching lurrneas, set harness, bike .tired buggy, harforlt and iiir for tegi treckWitli 160 ft, rope; whIMetrees, neck, yokes, eveners hoes, shovelsvfoxIgi and other -things too,naineroui to it1fl.'-A (Planet+ of °ate, also oohs and wheat eaeh);,Ne ...reserve as'. tha..,vraptietar hs4. blEr Geo. Layton- ant.T.orneAtepl /Ka clerks. for the dela' 'T-ernisa-411 aurnr' dor,, caith thtit.a -the credit will Ie ts,n4S-Atir ' *MM. Oundiry, 'Anctitaleer. •266e4a In the matter of the estate of Patrick McGraw. late of the Townsaip of Tuckersmita, in the Couney of Huron, farraer, deceased. Notice is hereby given puestiant to section 56, of the Trustees Act, Rai 0. 1014 ahap. 121, that all creditors and othera lureiroa,chavas er demands against the estate of the said Pat- , rick McGraw, who died on or about the lath day of November, 1918, at the said townahip of Tuckersnath are required on or befere the 23r4 day of January, 1919, to eend by post prepaid, or delivar to J. M. Best, Seaforth; Ontario, Solicitor for Rosanna McGraw, the executrix of the estate ef tbe said deceased, full partieulars of their claims. And take notice that after said last mentioned date the said executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled. thereto having" regard only to the claims of which she shall then have notice and the said Executrix shall not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose elaim notice shall not tave been received by her at the time of such distribution. Dated at Seaforth, this 111st day of Dec.em.ber, 1918. J. M, BEST, Solieitor for said Exeeutrix. 2664-3 MAIL CONTRACT QEA.TaED TENDERS; addressed to the Post- " master General, will be received at Ottawa until noon; on Friday, the 7th dart. .of Fal?„ruarir,: 1919, for the conveyance of flis Magestea 14lis on a proposed contract for tour yeas% alZ Per weeka over Weldor& SO, 4-/caral Man from the Postmaster General's pleasure. foliat- ed notices contalaing farther information as to conditions df proposed. contract Mita be seen and blank forms of Tender may lie obtained at the Pt Offices of Seaforth, Famonftille, St. column:11 and Brucefield, and at the office of the Post Office inspector, London. . Post Office Inspector's Office, tendon, De- cember 27th, 1916. • CHAS. E. II. FISHER, Post Office Inspector 2665-3 a :111111111111111111111111111111111101111N1111111. a OWN 1=11 Ina 5•58 5.1 In! I•44 dom. Mtn. 1•4111 WONG NON 4015 OMR Ong OMB& !IMO 4•411 NMI BM. 400 iM4 5E41 OM. Mot NMI MN! 1E44 =MO •••Se 4111•6 MM. Logs and- -,r‘I fieading bolts The undersigned is prepared to pay the highest cash price for all kinds of logs and heading bolts 11 in' bush or deliwered its pard.. Reading Reading Bolts to be ca 20 inches long Soft elm and soft maple to be cut 11-13-16 feet long. Rodk elm, hard maple and white ash and baswood logs to be cut 10-12-14 and 16 feet long. Tin 1.11 mak .1111 dem son OEN WM. AMENT SEA.FORTH : • ONTARIO F. n111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111= Logs Wanted We are again prepared to pay the highest spot cash prices for all kinds of 'timber, either. in bulk or by the thousand, and eithtr in the bush or deliVered in our yard. We are starting out this year with very bigh. prices so if thinking of Stilling any logs don't delay irk calling us up at 11 on 618 - More Coal. Country points will not get much more hard coal this year, so we are loading up with CAN- NEL, COKE and LUMP. We would strongly advise securing a supply of these 'before the transportation question becomes a diffictilty,, We also have in stock the other various lines we handle, including Dressed Lumber, Shin- gles, Cement, etc. JOhn B. Mustard - ONTA.R10 _AL FARMS FOR.SALE FARMS FOR SALE! I have some good choice terms for sale in the Totvnships of Usborne and Hibbert, all well built and improved; on easy terms of payment, THOMAS CAMERON, R. R. No. 8, -Exeter, or phone Hyndman Line, Exeter, 26584! VARY! FOR SALE -FOR SALE 'LOT 8, a• Concession 8, If.R.S., l'ucicersmith, con- taining 100 acres. There are on tbe premises a frame house, bank barn 40x65 good well, god orchard, Three miles from town of Sea- foth. orty a.oree cultivated and balance in grass.1 For particulars apply to PETER CLEARY, Seaforth R. R. No. 4, or phone 14 on 145. 26664f FOR SALE - That very desirable property ;ust off Main street, Egmondville. consieting of one-half acre of land, on which is situated a story brick house with seven rooms and good cellar. There are also on the premises a stable. good wen and cistern. also apple. plum and pear trees and °thee small fruits. This is a splendid property and the taxes are low. For further Particulars, apply to Mrs. M. .A..Charieswortb. Egmondville 1'. 0. 2650x2-tf FARM FOR SALE For Sale 100 acren all cultivated, lot 11, Concession 6; Tuckersmithe H.R.S., vrith barn 56 by 80 feet, stone founckttion, pig pen, driv- ing shed and hen houee, 6- roomel frame cot- tage, good well with wind mill. Also 50.ncres of grass land, west half ea lot 5, concession 7, good well with windmill; a good grass farm. Apply to JAMES FINLAYSON, R. R. NO. 11, 'Myren; phone 8-182, Seaforth. 26894f FARM FOR SALE Lot 21, Concession 1, Tualiersmith, 100 acres allcleared. Good frame house and bank barn, pig pen, hen house and driving shed. A good erehard and plenty of good water; well tile drained; rural mail and tele- phone and in fleet chess conditiam. On the Huron Road, 2% miles frone Seaforth, and 6 miles from Clinton. Will be sold cheap and on easy terms. Apply to 3. 13. Henderson, Seaforth. 2645-tf FOR SALE. Houle and half acre of land in the village of Egmondville. The property is situated on Centre Street, close th the Presbyterian church and is known as the Purcell property. Good, com- fortable house, good shed, good well and cement ,ciatern.. All kinds of fruit trees, strawberries, raspberries, and currant bushes. This Is a corner pro- perty with no breaks on - front, and the land i in a good state of cultiva• tion. This is a nice property for a setired farmer and the takes are light. For particulars apply on the premises er to Sohn Rankin, Seaforth. 2584-V FARM FOR SALE -Tana, EXEC TORS OF the Estate of Joseph Izzard, deceased, of- fer for sale 120 acres in Goderich Township, comprising lot87, concession 14, and South half of lot si concession 13. On the prem- ises are a goad frarae house, a bank barn, pig house, driving shed, 3 good wells and a spring creek and two acres of orchard. There is an excellent and vecy valuable bush on each parcel censistiree of 12e acres of hardwood on orte parcel and 15 acres of cedar on the other. The soil is clay. loam on the parcel first men- -tioned and theae are about 68 acres lit for cultivatipn, about one half of which is seed- ed down; on the sectond parcel the soil is black leant and is excellent grazing land. The property is Ideated on a good gravel road 3. miles from Clinton. Far particulars apply to MICHAEL FLICK, R.' R. No. 2, Clinton, or W. 'BRYDOsNE, Clinton. 2665-4 SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.0.. LLD.. D.C.1-, President CAPITAL PAID UP, Si5,004,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,00a Nee _ea 5 SIR JOHN AIRD,CenerallAsnestes H. V. F. JONES, Aset. Mannar e 36 The Manager is prepared to consult with prospective customers regarding their banking requirements. Whether it be the opening of a Sav ngs or Current a,F,ourit, the making of collections or th negotiation of a loan, they will be met with courtesy 4nd given prompt service. SEAFORTH 1 BRANCH J MULLEN MANAGER. FARM FOR BALE Lot 38, Concession 6, MelailIope 100 acres of the best clay land in lieKillops 6 acres of bush, the rest in a high state of eultivation; 5 miles from Seaforth. 2 miles from Con- stance, 11/4 miles from school. There are en the premises, a good seven roomed house,, large bank barn 64x76,' all Page wire fences, and well underdrained. There are forty acres ploughed, 5 titres bush and the balance see* ed down. There are two big springs, one Piped to barnyard and in the other a dam with a hydraulic rant pumping the water to the hOuse and to the barn. As the spring is in the orchard and aear the house and line fence, there b no waste land. %here is a graded and gravelled lane from tbe road to the buildings-, Apply to MRS. SAMIIEL DORRANCE. Seaforth. •26211tf FARM FOR SALE' For sale lot 9, concession 7, ifitbest town- ship, containing 100 acres, also *est half of lot 8, conoession 7 and east gale of lot 9, cast - cession 6, in all 200 acres on which -there are 15 acres •of bush. On the premises there is Ali large brick house containing 12 rooms with all modern improvements. Also a lame, bank barn 92:016 Sect; sufficient room to stable' 66 head of cattle; also pig pen,driveshed and hes home. There are two never failing springs and good wells. This land is all igell drain- ed and above 60 acres fall plougfied. Con- venient to school adn church, euralemail.and rural phone -Any relate 'wanting a goad com- fortable home,' apply to GEORGE aldALE, R. No. 1, Stara, or phote 20 on 29, Dahlia CentraL 2655al -FARM FOR ALE TO CLOSB AN ESTATE -Lot 1.8a cession 4, McKillop, Huron County, containing 100 acres of first ...does ;clay loath soil (annaetter anywhere). There lire on the „prenialn. one lin storey frame house with stone „cellar.; also a ore storey frame hone% bank bean arid implement house; two' acres of good orchard; two wells of good Water; a tt thg creek near rear- of farm en& -Tarring st-I4tre acriasa -This farm a 'fenced with. gen *vire and drained wa;b tile. an Is in, a first dams state of caleiention. :Tete tecresaet trerdwod bush on rear .f farm: Mat 9:0,31 enemata andtnhone in•kousd. Sit- . anted` on 't first ekes gravel Toad. doe -Itself ' mile frenn charch and -school and „to a milli; frothe 'busy ipwil of enferth. Will be gold as above described Or in two lots of fifty acres each. „HUGH McENTOS1f, 30 Rosevear • Avq„ ,Toronto, and REV. A. W. McINTCSI-1, Porn Arthur, Executors.. For further par- . ticulare aaply to the exeeutors, or to JOHN .RANKIan Seaforth. 2666-1f PARM i'041 SALE -FIFTY ACRES 'OF choice land in the vilrage of Egmondville, Huron Comet', adjoining the town 'of Sea.. forth, one of the hest, towns in Ontario. The Patio. consists'of a 0 -roomed house with frbat and back verandah, and eun.pa,rlor. Hydro:el- ectric lagating throughout, furnace, haltlareetn, toilet •ith hot and cold water, - front and . •beak stairs sidewalk and hydro street Bat- ing to door _leading to Jaw* Rtarai Vhsene. Every part in finit class repair. Tole -jay - Otos' walk to depot, One frame barn, stone foundation, stables underneaih; one - brick been and implement shed, garage, lots' of spring water at barn and 'hotese. Fall plouahaeg doing. This is an up-to-date place and conven- ient to public school and C011egiate Instlfeate • and separate school. Also 1011 acres choice land adjoiaing loot mentioned emulating of One large -brick cottage, with slate roof in vocal repair; large bank barn nearly new with first clews stabling underneath; running wailer, driving shed, lots of spring -water convenient te barn and house, Also. convenient to public and Separate tehools ,and Collegiate Inatitiltaa These properties can be bought together or sepatately. Easy terms te stat pulthiber if 40069aarr.- Good gravel roads in every direr. - ten. Also is brick cottage containing six robins and 2 acres of land in the vidage Sgatoridville. Good reasons for selling. Apply to H. It. coLsgro, Egmondwille P. 0,, Obta Pholie 15 on ra, Seatrieth Central. Home on Saturday. 2665,8, 1 - Are You At. Home With Godd Music? If you are not, ,you are missing one of The loest,44things-in Nothing,- this world can 'give so m.ual endtiring pleasure as good music in the home. And nothing we know brings to the home so much good music at so moderate a cost as the lum ia • Grafonolasi and Records Come to our store and let us prove that statement to you. Let u play you some of the latest Columbia. Records oln the newest Grafonola models. Then I& us ex lain to you our con- venient purchase plan tha makes it so easy for you to have good music ii your home. solo!) BY Beattie Bros., Seaforth WATERLOO BOT 12-24 Tit ACTOR Attentiom-Farmers of Rti'on County You can see this Tractor at Sealoith. If you biiy one you tan get 'service On giort notice. ou can 0.et repairs at once. Consider/the matter. \ Come to Seaforthi and settbe Watet loo Boy. Take a good look at this Tractor. Study tt-e iines of it: toe design of it the simplicity of every working part. 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