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The Huron Expositor, 1919-02-21, Page 5ry21, oe cte odd lines and out this month 5, the values we 1.1 consideration. look them over. ,}in button style cather, high or and $5.00, sale tyles in Patent regular values • —$2.98 Kid and Calf ;, ;4 50 to $5,00, • • • • • e tataeW MIL. HOTEL aii 25th - "ROMEO and MCH AS HIS - resented on any elicious Comedy EHE ^ PRODUCER'S 'WORK FRANCE Massey BenSall. MM'Ma.M.11W1Vri."111MiniNIAW' • HOTEL 27th u to their dis- air-goods. oming, let us your lack of Pompadours. UPEE ion Toronto LIMITED forth ntry nery busi- . Charles people of .r service iy Ii,eme- ryday ail- attailied detail and drags the . whether duate only . and are .:afely re- . station- ntain the hich line ke "Good made us and let doubt . :11.ake ! pare.is ;ty ntif)ri. • . FEBRUARY 21,1919 SEAFORTH MARKETS. Seaforth, Feb. 20, 1919 Wheat, per bushel ............$2.11 Bran, per ton — ....... , .4.07.00 Shorts, per ton 2.0 Potatoes, per bag . . . . , . . 4125 Barley, per bushel 70e Oats, per bushel —50c Spring wheat, per bushel —,....2.12 Eggs, per dozen :- 89 to 40c Flour, per cwt. .... - . .... 5.60 to $8 Butter,. per lb. ' 42 to 45 Hogs, ,per cwb. ... . ........,1700 \ ...,..........40,_ ` - BIRTHS Bell—In Seaffirth- , on February 171111, to Mr. and Mm. Earle Bell, a son. Staples—In Regina, Sask., on Febritary lith, to Mr, and Mrs. Jack Stazdes, a son. McKenzie—At the Queen Mary Maternity Home on February 8th4 to Mr, and 'Mrs. A. R. McKenzie, Orillia, a son. = Bryan—In Morris township, on January 27. 1 ' to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bryans, a daughter. -„ MARRIAGES Fowler—Fitzgerald—At St. Clement's church, Riverdale, Toronto, on February 12th, by the Rev. John Bushell, Helen Ruthella, daugh- -ter of Ma and Mrs. G. Fitzgerald, Toronto, -to Mr. Henry Edward Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fowler, Seaforth. Hudie—Rinn—At Seaforth, on January 9th, Clarence Edward Rutile, to Lilly Rinn, of McKillori. Eller—Holmes—Ai Walton, on February 4th, Albert Edler, of Seaforth, to Nettie Holmes, e Melfillop township. Ramsey—Montgomery—Oa January 22nd, at the church of the Epiphany, Toronto, Miss Muriel Aileen, eldest daughter of Mr„elend lifre. W. C. Montgomery, of Wroxeter. to William F. Itumsey, of Toronto. DEATIIS Jacason—In Egmondaille, on February 16th,. George E. ja.cicson, aged 85 years, • 1, -,,,,AtEMORIAM In sad but loving memory of Roy M. Traquair, who passed away three years ago, February 14th, 1916. The month of February again is here. To me the saddest of the year, Beeause it took dear father away Just three years ago to -day. Sad and sudden was the call, Of him so dearly loved by all: Gone but not 'forgotten,— His memory shall never fade, Loving thoughts shall linger,' Around the grave where he was laid. His loving wife and child. 141.111MMIMMIIIIMMIUM111111/111M1111:: M. IMM ... 1111. M., WM S. T. Holmes 1 . . . — _ _ — _ .. .. .. Parietal Director a,nd — .... Licensed Brobahner — — 0.- = Undertalcing pariors in Oddeel i.- ,...- lows budding opposite *h. 0,.. aim iltewar6 13r-.1.1. Rest - M. 4.1 W. (Terme Goder.xh st., cr,r) .... Dr. SOOLCt. OMR W▪ . .. IMO .. FlOeVers fornisaeti ',en _ short notice, .1. OM , ONIM M. M.41.. 41.10 Phone Night or Day 11.9 iii111111111111111111111111141i111111111111P11111Wt MMI m. M. 0. M. WM OM W. M. W. S. Gormley EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR Undertaking iarlors Above M. • Williams' Grocery Store.. Main Strett, Seaforth . Flowvislurnished oh:sliort notice Charges moderate _ Phone—Night or Day -192 - SALE REGISTER On Thursday, February 27th, on -Lot 19, Con- cession 3 McKillop, clearing sale of farm stock and implements. Rohe. Boyd, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auctioneer. On Weil„ Feb. 26. on lot 24, con. 1 Tuck- ersenith, farm, farm stock and implements. Mrs. W. and G. Dale, Executors, T. Brown& Auctioneer. On Wednesday, March on lot 28, con. 1, Hay, farm stock and implements, Mrs. Annie Graham, prorpietress ; T. Brown, auctioneer. Seaforth, on farm consisting of lot 11, eon. 6, On Saturday. 'March 1, at the Dick House, Tuakersmith, Jas. Finlayson, proprietor; T. rown, auctioneer. On Tuesday, March 11„ on lot 25, con. 5, McKillop, farm stock and implements, G.D.C. Earn, Proprietor: T. Brown, auctioneer. IMPORTANT NOTICES QHORTHORN BULL FOR SALE—CHOICE Shorthora bull 15 months old from A. G. Smillie's dearest cow. WILLIAM PEPPER, Hensel!. P. 0. 2670x2 VOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.—ANY PER - son trespassing on my farm corner Lon- don Road and village of HensalI without per- mission will be prosecuted as the law allows. JAMES BELL, D. I). S. 2671-2 likTOTICE—A MEETING OF THE DIREC- tors and all others interested in the Horse Breeders' Club, will be held in the Commercial Hotel Seaforth, on Tuesday, FebrUary 25th, at 3 o'clock p.m. SECRETARY, H. B. C. 2671-1 MENDERS WANTED—SEALED TEN -DWI& 'IL will be received until February 22nd, for 8 cords of wood, 20 inches long for School Section No. 6, (Broadfoot's) to be delivered not later than March.. IRA W. JOHNS, Secy. - Treasurer, R. R. No. a, SeafOrth. Ont. 2670x2 'pion SALE -- WITHIN FIVE MINUTES' -as walk of the post office, on corner of Gouinlock and Coleman streets an eight room frame house with kitchen, wash room and pan- try. summer kitchen and woodshed, cement foundation under all, electric lights hard and soft water; a good barn and chicken house. The it has three good apples trees. For further particulars apply to K,ATHRINE KE - BOE. :-.4eaforth, Ont. Box 155.- 2670x4 0 ‘CRE FARM FOR SALE—LOT 7, IN 2° the Township of Hibbert, on Huron aoad, three milea west of Mitchell. Brick house, bank barns, And all modern convenien- ce,. This is considered the best farmn in the neighborhood and is well -worth looking over lay anyone wantiag a farrie Price $16,000. Of - this amount $4000, or any portion of the above to be paid in cash, balance may remain on mortgage at 5 Per cent. For further par- ticulars apply to FRANK McCONI4ELL, Dub lin Ontario. 2671-tf rat South Huron Liberals .A tun's-el/don of the Liberals of South Huron as constituted for Provincial -purposes will be held ,in the TOWN HALL, HENSALL 00 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 50, 1919 at 1 o'clock p.m. :for the purpose of selectinga..candi- ,late to contest the riding in the Lib - • interests at the next Provincial Mr. J. C'. Elliott, M.P.P., of East l'4itilliesttx, a lady speaker and others will address the Convention. Sohn Essery T. G. Shillinglawl Ptzesident Secretary 111.• „T BOX it C�. Embalmers and Funeral Directors H. C. BOX Holder of Government Diploma and Liscense Charges Moderate Flowers banished on short notice Night Calls Day Calls Phone' 175 Phone 43 A quantity of Soft Coal for sale. Robt. Bell Engine and Thresher Co., Ltd. SEAFORTH • 0111111111/INNIMINNINIMINIM IMPORTANT NOTICES ('ARD OF THANKS—MRS, WILLIAM DALE al. and family desire to 'thank the many friends and neighbors who have shown so much kindness duripg the Moms of a devoted father and husband,* and also' en their :sad bereave- ment 2671-1 QHORTHORN CATTLE FOR SALE—THREE at bulls, 9 to 15 months old, a number of heifers one due to calve this month. These are all choice animals and good- colors and will be sold reasonably. Terms to suit the Purchaser. Inspection invited. Lot 12, C011- cesg1on 6, Tuckersmith, Seleforth P.O. or phone 14 on 131, Seaforth. T. G. SHILLING. LAW. 2666-tf VIOR SALE—IN EGMONDVILLE—F,IGHT acres of land with ftame house and, kit- chen, good. cement cellar, also woodshed, stable and small barn Good well. Close to school, church and stares. Small orchard. Posfiession can be had in March. For 'particulars apple' to HENRY FORSYTH, Egmondville, or phone 17. on 146, Seaforth. 2668-tf AUCTION ,SALES A UCTION SALE OF ONE HUNDRED ACRE farm.—Thomas Brown has been instructed to sell by public' auction at the Diek House, Seaforth on Saturday, March 1st. 1919 at 8 o'clock p.m the following :—The farm eontains '100 acres all cultivated being Lot 11, Con- cession 6e II. R. S. Tuekersmith. Bank barn 56x80 feet, pig pen, driving shed, and hen house, 6 roomed frame cottage, good well with wind naiil, also 3 or 4 years wood may be secured on application to the undersigned. Terms made known on day of sale or oil application to the undersigned or to the auctioneer. JAMES FINLAYSON, Executer; T. Brown, Auotioneer, 2671-2 A UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND ea Implemea Th l .—omas Brown has been a instructed t,o 11 by public auction on Lot 22, Con. 3, Mevillop, on Thursday, Feb. 27, at 1 o'clock sharp, the following property: Horses —One team of heavy draft horses, 7 and 12 yearsold' one general purpose -filly risine 2 years -old. Cattle -3 Durham grade cows to freshen about time a sale, 3 cows One in March I cow due ien'May, 4 steers coning 2 years old,. 3 heifeas corning 2 years Old, 5 spring calves. Pigs -1- sow with 11 'young pigs about 3 weeks old, about 60 Bleck Min- orca hens andpullets; and three roosters. Alec, a good .,collie dog. - Imple- ments—Massey-Harris • 6 ' foot cut, binder, Massey -Harris 6 .feet.-cutatnower, Cockshutt e3 disc drill, Frost & Wtood cultivator, Deer- ing rake, Manure spreader, disc harrow, set 4 -section iren harrows, Sylvester walking plow nearly new, top buggy, cutter, Clinton fan- ning. mile set of- bobsleighs, luniber wagon, flat hey rack; a quantity of rock elm plank, Melotte cream separator, Daley churn, set double .harness, set for third horse; set single harnese, goat rabe, -collars, whieletrees, neck - yokes, forks, chains shovels, and a lot of other articles.- Also: some household' 1111111 ' inike. eletalifitale ' no riser -Ire as the prolfri-• et,or has sold his farm. Terms.—All sun e of 416 and under, cash ; over that amount 9 _months' eredit given on approved joint notes. A discount of 5 per cent per annum off for cash. ROBERT BaYD, Proprietor. Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. 2671x1 A UCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM STOCK, and Implements, and Househokl Furniture. Thomas Brown has been instructed tp sell by public auction on Let 24, Concession Tucker - smith, On Wednesday, February 26th at 1 olclock sharp, the following property: The farm ---The farm contains 100 acres, Lot 24, Concession I, Tuckersmith. There are on the Premises a good brick residence a•nd good bank barn. The farm' is seeded to grass and well watered. Horses—Imported dark grey mare, •named Vereste, rising 9, supposed to in foal; Lady Pecken, imported bay mare raing 9; Nay Blossom, registered chestnut filly rising 3, (dam Lady Picken, by Guinea Gold) ; Prede of Dunure, registered bay colt rising .1 ; Rosanne, light bay mare rising 3, eligible for registration. Cattle -2 good cows due to freshen. soon, 1 pig and a number of hens. Implements—Binder, drill, hay loader, faraung raill, 2 sets of sleighs, -buggy pole, wagone gravel. box, riding plow, disc harrow, wheelbarrow, top buggeeset harrows, plow, Portlahd cutter, set team harness, set single harnese, Ford automobile in good shape, run leas than 8,000 miles; a quantity of hay, oat sheaves and cut straw. Household -Furniture —Happy Thought range, 2 cupboards, 2 kitchen tables, 2 kitchen (flocks, sewing machine, coal oil stove, washing machine and wringer, Daisy churn, 3 benches, milk can, butter bowl, cellar table, 2 sideboards extension table, -6" oak chairs 12 kitchen chairs, a number of pictures, 2 pieces linoleum 4 yards square, piece 8x4 yards square, 2 rocking chairs, parlor suite, Bell Piano almost new, 2 bed- steads, 4 rnattreeses„ 2 bedsprings, 20 yards of tepee -try carpet, 2 stands, centre table, bureau, bedroom suite, toilet set, flower stand. 4 hang- ing lamps all complete, lawn rnowea 10 window shades,- curtaip poles, 3 lounges, 1 Leather, 1 Wilton, 1 Velvet; drapes, 2 lamps, dishes, graniteware, and other articles too numerous to mention. Tern-IL—On Farm -10 Per cent. down on day of sale, balance arrang- ed for'. On Chatteels—All sums of $10.00 and under cash; over that amount 9 months' credit given on approved joint notes. A dis- count of 4 cents on the dollar off for cash. Hay and oat sheaves to be cash. MRS. WM. J. DALE & GEO. DALE, Executors of estate. Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. 2671x1 LEARING SALE OF FARM STOCK AND 'Implements.—Thos Brown has been instruct- ed to sell by public auction on Lot 28, Con- cession 1, Hay, half mile south of Kippen, on London Road, on Wednesday March 5, 1919, at 12.30 p.m. sharp the following: Horses - 1 draft mare 9 years old, 1 draft gelding 12 years old, 1 agricultural gelding 8 years eld, 1 general purpose gelding 7 years old, work single or double, 1 good driving mare quiet and reliable. Cattle.—Cow fresh in October, 2 fresh cows, 2 cows due to calve in April, 2 heifers due to calve in May, Durham bull 2 years old unless previously sold, 3 fat steers 5 yearling steers, 1 yearling heifer, 2 young calves,. Pigs. -1 brood sow, 10 pigs two months old. Poultry.—About 70 young hens, and pullets. Implements—Massey-Harris 7 foot binder, complete, nearly new, McCormick -mower, Deering mower, new, steel rake, double riding plow, 2 single plows, gang plow, 13 hoe seed drill and cultivator, 4 section harrows, 8 section harrows, corn cultivator with bean ata.chment, 8 horse cultivator, land roller, single scuffier, 2 sets discs. xnanure spreader pea harvester, t,edder, harrow cart, mango' drill, fanning mill, bagger 2 pulpers, I set scales, 2 wagons, 1 truckawagon, light wagon, road cart, 16 foot hay_and stock rack, 2 gravel boxes, 2 sets beb sleighs, set logging bunks, cutter 2 single buggies, double buggy, buggy pole and whiffietrees, 2 sets double hnrness, 2 sets single harnees, collars, 2 sete leather fly nets, 2 god fur robes, horse blank- ets, stone boat,' 4 wheelbarrows, pig crate, grindstone. sugar kettle, sap pails, spiles, 4 ladders, 35 foot extension ladder, forge anvil vice, bag truck, bag holder, block and tackles, logging chains, 2 crosscut saws, 2 galvanized feed troughs, 2 water troughs, Quantity chicken wire, 60 gallon coal oil tank, gallo-n oil cnn, 3 lanterns, 85 feet one inch shafting, about 60 grain bags, feed -bins and barrels, ditching tools, spade e,- 'shovels, hoes, forks, crow bars cant hooks and other tools, and other things too numerous to mention.. De Laval creara separator; churn, clothes mangle, some household effects, beds, lamps, etc., also about 6 tons of hay, clever and tim- othy mixed, 100 bus. mixed grain, 100 bus. feed - beans, about 100 bus. seed oats, . about 100 bus. seed barley, 16 bus. 'seed spring wheat and a quantity of chicken feed. Terms—All sums of $10 and under cash; over that amount 10 months credit on furniAhing approved joint notes. A discount of 5% for cash on credit amount. MRS. A GRAHAM, Propfietress; T. Brown, Auctioneer. 2671-2 AUCTION SALES - MORTGAGE SALE OF A VaeLUABLE 50 acre farm—Under and by virtue of a power I of tattle contained inn. certain -mortgage which will be Pp:elected at the time of sela theft will ' be Offered for sale be Public auction on Satur- day, the 8th day of March, 1919. at.2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Commercial Hotel, in, ' the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, by Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, the following real estate, namely: Being the north. half of lot number nine (9) in the `4th concession of the Tovniship, of Hallett, in the County of Huron, containing fifty acres of land be .the same more or less. There are about fifteen acres cleared and under Cultivation. The reit' of the place is m 'pasture and woodland. Terms —Ten- per cent. of the Purchase money to be paid- on the day of sale and the balance in two weeks thereafter, or at the option of thee lanahaser a portion of the purchase money may remain on mortgage on the place. The place will be offered for sae subject to a reserved bid. For" further particulars and - conditions °f talefeoaala to J. M. BEST, Seaforth, One'. tario, Vendor's Solicitor. Dated at Seetforth, this 14th day of February 1919. Thomas' town, Auctioneer. . t " .. - 2670-4 , ... ITCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, IM- ' Plemenie, Furniture etc.—F.. S. Scott,' auctioaeer, has received instructions fromthe undersigned Proprietor to sell by public auc- tion at South half lot 80, Concession 9, Morrial on Tuesday, February 25th, at 1 o'clock, the following valuable property: Horse 8 years old, horse 7 years old, aged horse, arivini horse, cow due to calve at time of sale, coW with calf eit loot, dry cow, 6 yearling carees, sow due to farrow March 4th, 11 store Pigs _ about 140 lbs., each 60 liens, McCormick fa binder, 6 ft. mower, Mossey-Harris side de- livery rake, 12 ft. hay -rake, Maxwell hay load- er, aged drill (Massey -Harris, 12 hoe), culti- vator, 14 disc bartow with trtick, eteel roller set iron harrowe (4 sections), Clinton fanning mill, light wagon, heavy wagon, wagon box nearly new, buggy, set bobsleighs, eater, /I seta single harness, set double haleness, 2 furrow gnag plow, Oliver tangle riding plow, walking plow, hay rack with roller carriage, fiat rack fot bunks, wheelbarrow, ensilage forks, quant- ity of potatoes, spades, hoes, shovels, 4 rack sins le It long, pine, I set scales 2000 lbs., 1 set scales 240 lbs., 2 sugar. kettles, 1 grina stone about 200 bias, barley, about 800 bue oats, 1 boring machine with 2 in., 11/2., 114 in., and 1 inch bits, 1 work bench withvise attached, 1 eream separator, 1 Daisy churn, 2 bed roam suites, 1 extension table, 1 couch, 1 Wirehester rifle, and other articleee too nurneroue to ineraion. Sale without reserve as the proprietor has sold his farm. Terms. -r - All sums of $ 10 and under cash; over that amount 10 months credit 'given on furnish- ing approved joint notes. 4 per cent off for cash on credit anfounts. Grain to be cash. D. JOHNSTON, Proprietor; F. S. Scale, Auctioneer e 2671x1 A UCTIONSALE OF FIFTY ACRE FARM, ea farm chattels, etc. in Tuckersmith. The Administrator of the estate' of the late Joan Wilson and John Pfaff have instruct- ed the undersigned auctioneer to offer for sale by public auction on the premises on Monday the 24th of February 1919 at 1,30 o'clock p.m. the following :—Real 'Estate,— The north half of lot number nine (9) in the second concession of Tuckersmith, L,R.S., This is a flest class fifty acres close to the village of Hensall. About eight acres were ploughed last fall and the balance of the land is either in grass or in shape to be worked and sown in the spring. Chattels.—IVIasseyalarris binder, one Brantford mover, one steel hayrake, one land roller, one seed drill, harrows, walking plow, cultivator, waeon, Magent Cream, -separator, pulper, single irnd double harness, whiffietrees, one thousand, lb. -weigh scales, a number of grain bags, and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms —Real Estate: 10 per cent on the day of ethe sale and the balance in 80 days withorrn in- terest. Arrangeme•nts can be made to leave a portion of the money on mortgage on, the property if desired. Chattels.—$10 and wider, cash. Over that amount 8 months credit on. approval joint notes or, a. discount of 6, per cent per annum for cash. o For further part- iculars and teknis and conditions of sale, apply to the undersigned: GLADMAN & STANBURY, Barristers Hensel] & Exeter. T. C. JOYNT, Bengali, A:dministfator, B. S. Phillips, Auction- eer, Exeter. " 2669-8 5 AUCTION SALES intEARING SALE OF PARR STOCK AND Implemente Hay and Itools.—Thos. Came eron has received instruenons from the under - Aligned to sell by public auction on lot 13,, fa T. R., Usborete, on Tuesday', February 26th, at 12,30 shsirie the following; Horses—Brood mitre 7 'years oid agricultural; brood mare years -old, agricultural with pedigree; Pair of geldings, .draught: horse. colt eligible for rega- tration, draught; filly cola ,draught. Cattle— Purebred Hereford bull 2 years old, purebred Durham bull rising 2 years old, 2 cows with calves at foot, 6 cows supposed to be with calf, to Hereford bull, 2 farrow cows, 4 steers ris- , ing three'aears old, nearly fat; 12 heifers and steers -rising twanyears old, 10 steers and heif- ers rising one year, 8 calves. Hogs --2 pure bred'. Yorkshire sows hie in March, 18 stare hogs. Implements— Bain wagon, complete; 'truck wagon, top buggy, cutter, pair bob- sleighs bobsheigh and box, binder, mower, steel rake, *eider, single riding plow, 2 -furrow PdapletLeaf plow, 2 Walking plows, at of four sectidia harrews, disc, 8 -horse cultivator, 18 hoe dine manure spreader, haye and stock reek, corn cultivator, with bean attachment; gravel '.box, stoneboat, root -Veber, set nickle mounted breeching hematite Conner 4 h.p.. en- gine, 8 inch grinder toiler crustier, fanning mile scales, coal or wood range, leaks, shovels, hoes and other articles tooi numerous to men-, tfon. A -quantity of hey and roots. The above implements are all in first.clase shape and are nearly new. Terms of Sale—All sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount 10 months' credit will begiven on furnishing approved joint notes, or a discount of four per cent. off for cash on credit- amount". Positively no re- serve as the proprietor has rented hie farm CHARLES MONTEITH, Proprietor; Thomas Cameron, Auctioneer. 2670-2 e/ • (ILEA -RING SALE OF FARM STOCK AND at Implements, Ray, Grain and Roosts.—Thos. Cameron, has been instruefed to sell by public auction on lot 25, Concession 1, Ie. R. Se Tuekerarnith, 114 miles south of Brucefield, on Thursday, February 27th, 1919, at 12.80 o'clock sharp the following: Horses—Agricultural team 3 mad 4 years old,' agricultural team 5 and 6 years old_ agricultural gelding rising 3 years old. Pure bred cattle--Shortborn roan bull Village Favorite 97190 be Blarney Stone, Pine Grove Daisy 77118 by Sailor's Peer, due at time of sale; roan cow 5 years old, Bonnie Bess 354001, by McGregor 11362, Pine Grove Daisy 2nd by Village Favorite, Grade Cattle— Cow with calf at foot, cow s due in April 8 cows due later, pair steers fat, ready to ship; 2 heifets fat, ready to ship, 2 steers 2 years old, 8 heifers 2 years old, 8 aeifers 1 year old, 3 steers 1 year old, 5 calves. Ilogs—Yorkshire boar, Woodstock Captain etti, No. 46011; im- proved York sow due in April; 6 store hogs. Fow1-2 -geese and 2 gander, a number of hens and pullets. Implements—Bain wagon, truck wagon, light wagon. top bliggY, bob- sleighs, cutter, buggy and gutter poles, and whiffletrees, Massey -Harris'? foot binder with sheaf carrier and truck, Massey -Harris mow- er, steel rake, 2 Cockshutt riding plows, single plow, 18 -hoe drill, 4 section harrows, 3 -horse cultivator, land roller, seta; er, cutting box, 2 root pulpers, fanning mill, feed carts platform scales, hay rack stock racic, gravel box, set brass team mounted harness, set plow learness set singre harness, oak tat handatitelied, and rubber mounted, single 'harness been used, set light team harness, sto boat wheelbarrow; ladders, horse blankete, win etrem, neckyokes, forks shovels, grainliege,' saws, ropes end slings, and other articles' too numerous to mention. Also 11/2 h.p, Gilson engine, new; 20 feet 1 inch shafting, cream separator, speed jack, and belt, quantity of hay 400 bushels of mixed grain for seed, 50 bushels white oats for seed and a quantity of 'airing wheat, a quantity of clayey and timothy seed, sap palls, and sugar kettles, grindstone`, number of cedar posts, 2 14-feot gates, some corrugated steel roofing and wire. The aboye implements are all nearly riel.V and in first class condition. Positively no reserve as the proprietor has sold his farm. Tenns—All sumseof $10 and un- der cash, over that amount 12 irtonths' credit on furnishing approved jol,nt notes. A dis- count of 6% off for rash ion eredit amounts. G. A. GLENN, Proprietor ;,Thomas Cameron, .Auctioneer; F. McGregow,-Cleak. 2670-2 A IiCTION. SALE OF- FARM STOCK AND ImPleMenta—Thomas Iltrat has been in- structed to sell' beeetiblie a ction on Lot la, Concession- 7, Tackemenith, TuesdaY, FeliT ruary 25th, at -1 o'clock • following property: Ho CILEARING` SALE OF FARM STOCK AND aa implements, James- Jonas has received in - instructions from the undersigned .to sell by public auction on Lot 28, COIL a, toWnshep of Logan, on Tuesday March 4th, 1919, the .fol- lowing property: Horses -1 heavy -draught horse rising 5 years old, 1 -heavy dranght mare rising 5 years old 1 heave draught gelding rife. 2 years old, 2.. heavy draught Arms rising, 1 year old. -Cattleat2 newly calved -cows. 1 cow due to calve Aprilel, 1 cow due tocalve April 8th 1 cow due to calve April 16th_ 1 cow due ao calve April 19th, cow due to calve May 10th, 1 -cow due to calve May 4t11, 1 heifer due to calve May 15th, 1 feifer due to calve May 17th, 1 cow due to calve ' Sept. 20th, 3 steers rising 2 years old, 1 feller ris- ing 2 years old, 10 calves rising 1 year old: Pigs -1 sow due M litter March 15th, 10 young pigs about 2 months old. Hens -80 hens. implements -1 Deering binder 6 ft. cut, 1 Deering mower 5 It. cut, 1 Deering 'Cultivator, 1 Massey -Harris 11 hoe dise drill, 1 hay rake, 1 land roller, 1 new disc" 1 set diamond harrows 1 Frost and Wood Plow, 1 Bain waggon, nearly new, I truelt waggon, 1 democrat with pole and shafts, e rubaer tire buggy good as new; 1 top buggy, t. new cutter, pair bobsleighs, pair of scales, new; 2 oak wagon tongues, 2 stall f Posts 2000Ibs., 1 Clinton fanning mill 1 15 foot ladder, 1 wheel barrow, 1 water trough, 1 new cross cut saw, 16 foot hayrack, 1 stock rack, wagon box gravel box, one woad ratk, 1 manure box, 1 pair 6ft. bunks, Harnese--- 1 set breeching harness, nearly new; 1 eat new double harness, 2 sets single harness, 1 neaily new, collars and sweat pads. Quantity of lumber and cedar posts, e dozen gram bags, 2 hay knives. about 15 tons of hate, 1 new Standard creitm separator, No. 6, 1, Daisy churn, nearly new, 1 new cream pail and milk pads, 1 new Penineular range, 1 new heater, 1 little buggy seat, whiffletrees, neekyokes, chains forks, shovels, hoes, 2 tile spades and scoop cshingles, wire, mail box and it host of other articles too numerous M mention. -Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms—All sums of $10.00 and under, cash; over that amount 8 months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. Six per cent per annum allowed eer. 26694 off for cash on credit amounts. HARRY NELMES, Proprietor. James Jones, Auction - INISWWWIIIMIWW1111. • mare 5 years tad, agrlif old ta foal,. agfieulteral g driver 12 years .old, quiet . de -5 COWS .due to calve in April kind May; 8 -titers 10 Months old, 2- steers 10 mionths oldee-Holsteiti aeifer 5 months pld. Registered naentams--Cove years- cad due to calve in Jitati, beifIlr, 8 years old hi calf, heifer' rah* 8 letith: calf- at foot, 'at ths old 10-, belle* 2 years. olde bultletatUtollta ball 16 months old, aeifer 10 anonths : old' „Masai:Yorkshire boar -9 months old register 3- sows due to litter March 8rd4 Ansel 3rd ,apdOilpritt5th, re- spectively; 2 so,vee. carrying 3rd litter due to litter April 26th, and Aprin 28th; -8 young sows, 9 small pigs and aboot dozen hen. Implements — One McCorthick binder, Mx foot cut with sheaf carrier, .aleo 25 pounds of twine; Deering Ideal mower, Cockshutt low-down manure spreader used 3 years ; Mas- sey -Harris 15 spout shoe drat- International stiff tooth cultivator, nearly imW; Deering 14 plate disc harrow; set diamond harrowe, 4 sections; scalier, Coakshutt Kangaroo 2 furrow gang plow, Premier single -furrow riaing plow, Wilkinson -No. 21 walking plow, Sulky hay rake, Coleman 'steel land roiler, Massey -Har- ris root pulper with set of netv knives, tread power, Imperial creain separator, nearly new; Clinton fanning mill, grahr bags, Cyclone .grass seeder, stoneboat. hayfork, rope used two years, sling ropes, block, and tacida. top buggy, two °utters one nearly new,, lawn mower, Walkerville wagon, set of bobsleighs, with box; set logging bunks and dray bot- tom, flat hayrack, 16 feet long; gravel box with shelve,s ; 2 pig crat.es ; scraper; wheel- barrow; feed barrow ; sets heavy double harness; one set nearly new e 2 seta single harness, one set nearly new ; coal bin with 2950 lbs.} Cannel coal, 200 laieliels inangolds in two pia, some turnips in root house; be- tween 2 and 8 ,tons of second class hay, material to make it 16 foot hay-raak, quantity of rim ash plank suitable for tnaking whiffle - trees and neckyokes ; some basswood lumber, some household effects, shovels, forks, chains and other miscellaneous articies. Terms—All sums of $10 and under, cash; over that a- mount 12 months' credit will be given on fur- nishing approved -joint notes. A discount of of 50/0 off for cash on credit amount', AN- DREW ARCHIBALD, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auctioneer. Hensall Seed Show The South Huron Agricultural Society .will hold their annual Seed Show in the TOWN HALL, HENSALL'.: `FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1919, PRIZE LIST The following' prizes will be awarded on the best. samples of seed exhibited in accordance with the rules governing the Seed Fairs: 2 bus. Spring Wheat any var. $1.50 11.00 75e 2 bus. Barley, two -rowed 1,50, 1.00 75c 2 bus. White Oats, any var, Laf) 1.90 75e 2 bus. Barley, sbraowed 1.50 -1.00 75c 2 bualuals Flax Seed 1.50 1.00 750 2 bushels Field- Peas 1.50 1.00 75c 1 bushel Field Beans 1.50 1.00 75c 1 aushel Timothy seed 1.50 1.00 750 1 bushel Red Clover seed 1.50 1.00 75c 1 bushel Alfalfa Seed 1.50 L00 74 1 bushel Alsike seed 1.50 1.00 75c 1 bus. Potatoes any early var. 1.50 1.00 75e 1 bus. Potatoes, 'aenerar crop 1.50 1.00 75c Peek of Onimea, beta Setts- 1.00 .50 Most creditabe showing of grain and seeds— SWEEPSTAKE BADGE Rules and Regulations 1.—Al1 eeeds entered for competition must have been grown by the exhibitor within one year previous to the exhibition. All exhibits of seeds she'll be held to be representative of the total quantity of such seed offered for sale by the exhibitor. The Secretary of the Society may take and preserve samples from each ex- hibit for reference in case of dispute arising from the sale of seed by exhibitor. 2.—Competitors mwat become members of the Society by paying to the Treasurer thereof, either previous to or at the time of -making en- tries, the sum of -$1 eaeh, *which will also en- title such member to free entry in the stock show, 13e—No premium shall be awarded on oda- fie tbat contain weed Beene which in the opinion of the judge are of a noxious nature. 4, --No exhibitor shall receive more than one prize in any class. 5.—All samples of seed must be correctly labelled with the name of the variety, the amount of seed for sale and the selling price. Grain not less than 25 bushels for sale, ex- cept Spring Wheat, 10 inuahelse Alsike Tim- othy and Clover, not less than 8 bushels; 8 bushels; Early Potatoes not less than 5bushels ; Late Potateme, not less than 25 bushels ; Onions not less than 1 bushel. 6.—In case of dispute, a statutory &Oar- ation that the above rules have been complied with, may be required from each or any etchib- itor of seed. 7.—A1l exhibits for competition for Prizes must be delivered at the Town Ball, Heneall, not later than 12 o'clock noon, and shall not be removed until •the close of the Fair at 4 P.m. ADMISSION FREE The Annual Spring Show of Stallions, Bulls, Cattle, and Harness Horses will be held at Ilensall on Tuesday, April 8th, 1919. Particulars later. B. D. BELL, K. M McLEAN PRESIDENT SECRETARY vimmmimmummimminummimr: . For Sale _ A quantity of 1.2x12 E al square timber in length 16 to 28 ft. long. • , owe meg 111M. m. diary, the 1Robt. Engine and — Agricultural I F. Thresher Co.,. Ltd. . 771 mare 5° years ; nart ,..SBAFORTM - • 5.`; ad d h C ttl 2670-2 ST CALL Saturday March lst, will finish our February Cash sale, we trust that the many who took advantage of this sale feel amply rewarded. "THESE SHOULD MAKE A BRILLIANT FINISH" 10 Pounds Dark Yellow sugar for $1.00 2 Tins small, sahnon, for . 25 2 Tins Large Salmon, Auto Brand, for.45 1 Tin- Clover Leaf Salmon, for . .40 1 Tin Standard pea, for .15 1 Tin American tomatoes, for .15 3 Tins Herring in tomatoe sauce, for .25 3 Tins Brunswick sardines, for .25 - 1 Tin Norway Sardines, for .20 1 Tin Pumpkin, fine for pies, for .15 Beef -steak Sauce Heinz, per bottre .. .23 Horse Radish, dry grated, per bottle ' .23 Pickled White Onions, Heinz per bottle N*44 .18, S•wat Pickles, Heinz per quart . .. .50 HOW'S THIS FOR VALUE? 2 Lbs, fine quality Green Label tea, for $1.20 5 Lbs. Special Blend tea black, green or mixed, fo4: 3.00 5 Lbs. Regular 80c tea black, green oi mixed, for 3.50 1 Lb', Rex fresh ground Coffee, for ,. .50 1 Tin Boston Luxury Coffee, for .24 1 Tin Dallys Diamond Coffee, for .24 1 Lb Minto black tea mixed Rogers tea spoon in every lb... , .10 SPROAT SPROAT • NOtiCe to Creditors , 1: tiii,060.4.0_f Ma. f." " 'tenant* afeteTy"giiegia put:tient' to the Statnte in- that .behalf, that all persons having any gleans against :the estate of John Manley who died- on the 19th October, 1918, are re- quired on or before the 10th March, 1919, M send by Post or deliver to James Menke, 'Seaforth, Ontario, Executor, or to the under-, signed Solicitors for the -Executor full parti- culars of their claims;'and that after tbe said lath 1Vlarch, 1919, the 'said Executor will Proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to clainis of which he shall then have. had notice, and that the said Ex- ecutor will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof,, M any person qf whose claim he shall not then have received notice. Dated at eGederich, 18th Februaree,1919. PROUDFOGT, KILLORAN & COOKE, So- liciton for said Executor. 2671-3 Notice- to Creditors Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Statute in that aelialf that all persons having claims against the estate of James Crawford, late of the Township of Tuckerstaith, in the County of Huron, Farmer, deceased, who died at the said Township of Tuckersmith on or a- bout the 13th day of November, 1918, are re- quired on or before the 8rd day of March, 1919, to send post prepaid or deliver to Mrs. James B. McLean, of Kippen, Ontario, or to the undersigned, full earticulars of their claims duly verified by affidavit and the nature of the security if any, held by them. And fur- ther, take notice, that after the said last men- inoned date the assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled there- to, 'having regard only to the claims of which notice shall then have been given Dated at Heneall this 11th day of Febrtatry, 1919, GLADMAN & STANBURY, Hensel] and Exe- ter, • Solicitors for the saki Administratrix. 26704 Banking Service VOUR banking requirements may be entrusted to this Bank with every confidence that careful and efficient service will be rendered. Our facilities are entirely at your disposal. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE IA ij - Seaforth Branch J. G. Mullen, Manager ' FARMS FOR SALE ref I have some chaise !terms foot sale in the Townships of Usborne and Hibbert, all well built and improved, on easy terms of payment. THOMAS CAMERON, R. R. No. 3, Exeter, or phone Ilyndman Line, Exeter: 2668-te pAum POR SALE—LOT 22, CONCESSION a: 2, McKillop, containing 100 -acres. There are on the premituts seeconerete house with hard and soft water inside. Also large bank barn with stabling underneath, and driving shed and pig Pen, cement silo, 12 acres of good hardwood -bush and plowing all done ready for crop. The land is well underdrain- ed and is in. a high state of eultivation. Water Pumped. from never failing goring to barn and house by 'hydraulic ram. This fanm. is situated 2 miles from Seaforth. Will be sold cheap and on easy terms. For eurther particulars apply to GEO. T. TURNBULL, Seaforth, or phone 94. Seaforth. 2668-tf , PAM( FOR SAleal TO CLOSE MT ESTATE, a: —Lot 18, Concession 4, McKillop, nuron County, containing 140 acres of first CIEUU P clay loam soil (-no better anywhere). There are on the premises one 11/2 storey frame house with stone cellar a also a one storey fraillacresof hard house baleieobavernanfl anowplemecortadirusocil twocres watera s fn ereee near -rear of farm mat e naming seenee across. This fartu it win fenced with e a wire and drained .with tile. and Is in a fimt class state of cultevation. Ten acres of hardwod bush on rear farm e rural mail at gate and pt in house. Sit- uated on it first class gravel road one -hair mile from church and school and fe a miles from the busy towu of Seaforth. Will be sola 'as above described or in two kis of lifter acres each. 'HUGH menfrosit 30 Rosevear Pont Arthur, ArTorothnurt,,, Executors, For A .rorWiuMeg2erNT166..Optrze tailors apply to the executors, or to JOBatti RANKIN, Seaforth. — im-mew-arcii,ABfflimem-sinatelmeztamii 1 fh 1 rap I Ifou .are ..notl, you are rnissm one of the best ,• lop in. es,Nothing -in all „this can-- giv-e: so much enduring pleasure as good music in the, home. And/ nothing we know brings to the home so much good mimic at so moderate a cost as ,the Come to our store and let us prove that statement to you. 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