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29, 1919
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Notes,—(Phe little son of Mr. and
sirs, John Hamilton had his arm
broken in two places. ---Mrs, Elmet
'Colquhoun and two children from the
arrest are spending a few weeks with
ter parents, Mr. and Mrs. -D. N. Mc-
Kellar. -=-Rev. D. Dunseith a the State
of Florida, occupied the pulpit here on'
$unday last. Hissermon was very
much enjoyed and was among the best
ever given here. He was accompanied
by his mother, Mrs, Dunseith, Sr., and
also his brother, Mr. J. Dunseith and
wife and son: all of Stratford.—Rev.
Kr. Kay, Jr., will preach here next
Sunday.—Mrs. Wilson and niece, Miss
Mary Bart, of Owen Sound, were re-
cent visitors at G. Wilson's. Miss
Barr sang a beautiful solo in our
church a week ago, which was very
much enjoyed. -- Mrs. McKay, of
Alvinston, 4is holidaying at her par- i
ent's home—Mr. Archie Currie, of St.
Iviarys, is spending a few days in the
village.—Mies Lily Park and two
Aieees Jean- and Margaret Dunlap, of
Detroit, are visiting their numerous
relatives.—Pte. Fred Whyte, who is on
his way home from overseas, spent a
few days among relatives here before
going to his home in Vancouver, B.
AG. He is a grandson 'of Mrs. Thomas
Scott, Sr.—Mrs. John A, Norris and
daughter, Miss Barbara, returned to
their home in Winnipeg this week af-
ter an extended visit with the formers
daughter, Mrs. H. Currie Jr., and other
friends-,
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Seaforth, Adgust 28, 1919.
Potatoes, per bag
Flour, per cwt 5 00 to 5.90
Shorts,. per ton $50.00
Bran, per ton • ... . . $48 .00
Wheat per bushel $2.00
Eggs, per dozen 47c
Butter, per Ib48c
Spring Wheat, per bushel $1 90
Oats, per bushel
Barley, per bushel
Hogs, p'er cwt.
$1.25
85c
$1 20
.$211. 00
BEAN MARKET
Toronto. August 26.—Beane, Canadian. hand-
picked, bushel, 95.25 to 55.75; praises, $4.25 to
$4.75; Imported hand Picked, Burma, $4;
Limas, 15 to 16e.
. POULTRY MARKET
Toronto, August 26.—Dressed Poultry spring
Toronto, August 10—Dressed' poultry spring
chicken, 45c; roosters, 28 to 30c: fowl. 37 to
38e: turkey, '40 to 45c duckling's, 34
to 35e; squabs, doz., 57.- Live poultry—Spring
chickens. 33c; fowl, 30 to 35c; ducka, -t to
30e.
DAIRY MARKET
Toronto, Auiruet 26.—Cheese, new large, 28
Torooto, Augut 19.—Cheeae, new large, 28
to .29c; twins, 281A to 29c; triplets, 29 to
30c: Stilton, 29 to 30c. Rutter—Fresh dairy,
choice, 46 to 48c; creamery prints, 55 to 56e.
Margarine -36 to 38e. Eggs—No. l's 64, to
56e e selects 58 to 59c; honey—extracted clover
5 reetins. 24 to 25c; 10 lb. tins 23, .to 24e;
60 lb. tins 23 to 24c; -buckwheat, 60 lb. tins
18 to 19c: comb, 16 oz., $4.50 to 95; dos, 10
oz, $3.50 to $4.00 doz. •
• GRAIN MARKE1'
Toronto, August 26.—Manitoba wheat Fort
William, No. 1 northern, $2.15; No..2 northern
52.12; No. 3 northern. -$2.08 ; NO. 4 wheat.
92.02. Manitoba oats—No. 2 C. W. 90' : No.
3 C W. 89e; extra No. 1. feed, 89%c; No.
1 feed, 881/.c; No. 2 feed, 861/4c. Manitoba
Barley—No. 2 C. W. 51.37aa ; No. 3 C. W.
$1.32.; rejected, $1.25/; fecea, $I.251,'.American Corn—Prompt shipment—No. 3ovel-
loss- nominal; No. 4, nominal.. Ontario Oats
—No. 3 white. 90 to .92e, according to freight.
Ontario wheat—No. 1, winter, per car lot,
nominal, No, 2, do 92.03 to ;52.08; No. 3, do.
nominal, f.o.b. shipping poffits, according to
freighte. Ontario wheat—No. 1, 2 and 3
spring, nominal. Barley—Malting 91.35 to
$1.39. Manitoba, Flour—Government standard
$11. Toronto. Ontario FlourWinter, in jut:-
bars. Prompt shipment, Government standard.
$10 delivered at Montreal and Toronto. Peas—
No. 2 nominal_ Buckwheat—No. 2, nominal.
Rye—No. 2,nominal. Hay—Track, Toronto,
No. 1. 922 to $24; mixed $10 to 515. Straw—
Carlota $10 to $11. Millfeed. --Carlots, de-
livered Montreal freight bags included: Bran
Per ton, 542 to $45; shorts, $44 to $50; good
feed .fleur, per bag, $3.25 to $3.50.
LIVE STOCK .,,MARKET
Union Stork Yards, Toronto, August 26th.
There Wag a pretty s.etive market this moni
ing for the 4,800 .head erf cattle on offer, an
before the noon our the pens began to tak
on a deserted appearance. All grades of cattl
were comparatively easy to market at pric
steady with the stronger value: of last weel
Choice steersandbest butchers were the firs
enquiry, and the supply was far from sufficien
to meet the demand. Real top-notch steer
were lacking but some good steers cashed i
from $13.'es to $14.35, thoucch the 14c stu
required a lot of searching for. Choice butche
caehed in from $12.50 to $13e and gomakiller
up 10 12c per pound. Medium arid denim°
butchers were more active than on Monde.
Inst. and the earry-over prornieed to be of littl
account. Several extra choice cows, Fold from
311 to $11.50, and two exceptionally good cow
at 912 het the price range for the genera
run of top- a4.' Cows wa, from 510,25 t
910.50. Canner; and cutters were active a
from $5 to 96.75— The pick among the bull
with few exceptions sold, from, $10 to $10.50
Improeed heavy consignment of small ineat,s
brought about a weaker trade generally. Vealrie' s
receded ra eeand lambe and sheep 25 to
50 cent& The market closed weak.
There was pretty much of a tie-up in
the hog market. Packer -buyers held to thei
offer of 520-.2r, f.o.b. for hoga shieeed Setae
day, and in view of a atronger trade on the
Arnerican markets: the drover; were inclined
to fight eolidly for a better price. The resui
was that only a few small bunche-; of hogs
were disposed of up to late in the afternoon.
The receipte were 272 carloads, with 4,661
cattle, 776 calve:, 2,871 hogs and 3,910 sheep
and Iambs.
Frarac Hennisett boueht 100 butcher cattle
900 to 1.100 lbs., 512.25 to $13.10.
J. Atwell and Sons bought 200 cattle:—
Stocker; and feeders 800 to 900 tas. $10 to
$10.50; fair to good stockers, 700 to 800
lbs. 98.50 to $9; common to medium stackers,
$3 to 93.50; light mixed steers and heifers,
$7.59 to 33.
Corbett. Halt and Coughlin quoted: Good
steer. $13.50 to $14; choice butchers, 912.75
te $13.25; good hutchere 512.25 to $13.25;
mediem butchers, $11 to $11.50; common bot-
chers. $10 to 510,25; chic e cows, $10'.50 to
$10.7a • medium cows, 58 to $8.50; coramon
cows, $7: eanners, 55 to 95.50; choice butcher
510 to $10.50; choioe heavy bulls, 510
to $10.50; ehoice yearling Iambs 511.50 to
512.50: tanks- Iambs, $15.50 to $1.6.25 ; choice
veal calree. 919 to $21; medium calv, 517
to $10.
Quirn and Hisey sold; Steers and heifers -
13. 880 lak. $1.1.25; 1. 700 tbs. 38; 1, 870
lbs. 910.50; 6, 940 lbs. $1.0.50; 3, 025 lbs.
810.50; 14. 805 lbs. 99.85: 18. see tbs.
$7.50. Cows -4, 1,090 lbs. 98; 7, 1130 tbs.
$6.15: 2, 325 tbs. 95.25: 2, 815 lbs. $550;
-3 1,030 tbs. $8.50; 2, 1,150 -lbs. $9.75; 1
1.120 tba. 98.50; 1. 1,090 tbs. $7.50; 11, 980
lbs. $6.1.c: 1, 1,020 Me. $8; 1, 890 Tbs.
37.75. BuIls-1, 1,150 tbs. $0: it, 720 lbs.
*6.50: 1.. 860 lbs. 57; 1. 870 tbs. 57.50.
J. B. Shields and Sons sold: Steers and
heifere---16, 860 111.50: 3, 955 late.
$11.71,; 2, 81,0 lbs. .111.76; - 895 lbs.
311.751; 2, 975 tbe, 511,75: 2, 740 lbs. $11.75;
,83, 860 Ms. 310.75: 4, 670 lbs. $8; 9; 1,024
513; 8, 1,110 tbs. 513.50; 18, 820 tbs.
$10. Cow -7, 1200,lbs. 510.50; 8 1,060
tbs. $9; 4. 1,030 MB. 56.75; 4, 1,020 Tbs.
39.50; 1, 1,000 tbs. 96.75; 11, 1,150 MB. 510;
1, 1,060 tbs. $9; 1,-.I,830 'lbs. 51:1; 2 milkers
282.59 eaeh ; Lambe, 516 to 516.25; sheen I
47.50 to 910.00.
Rice and Whaley sold: Steers and heifers -
21, 750 Me, 8.95; 19, 990 lbs. 512.70; 22
1,090 Me. 113.10; 990 lbs. 512.75; '1, 020
Its. 99; 7, 810 lbs. 51.1.51; 21, 861 $1.1
12, 850 tbs. $11.90; 26, 810 tbs. $8.35:- 7,
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lbs. 58.25; 4. 1,320 Ibis. 511; 1, 1,200 lbs.
$10; 1, 1,100 Ms. 57.50; 8. 1,160 Th. 510:
2, 1,015 lbs. 59; 6, 1,180 lbs. 510; 22 11_018
lbs. 59; 1, 1,290 Tbs. 510. Bulls -8, 810 Ibit.
58.s70:5ar;ktalnii ilaknedr Aanrrrici trocallifgsold: ,
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heifers -19, 890 lbs. 512.85. Cows -2, 815
s. 56.50, 4, 780 lbe, $5,50; 3. 950 lbs. -
35.75; 6, 950 lbs. $50/5; 5, 915 tbs. 510;
4, 1,070 lbs. 58.50.
Dunn arid Levacic sold: Steers and heifers -
4, 1,210 lbs. 514.25: 24, 890 $18.25; 15
1,140 lbs. 513.25; 5, 1;050 lbs, 913; 9, 1,050
Tbs. $13; 19, 1,000 rbs. $12.59; 15, 970 tbs.
,870 , ,010 tbs. $11; 17 9 lb
25, 88 $8.75; 2,
1118.05.0 ;...21, 790' lbs3.058 a' 511.92750;
tbs. 59.50'; lv,081rib$13. .7$57. 50"w887-591201,1Ab210
$5.50; 4,1,210 lbs. 510.501; 2, 1,160 tbs. 510,50;
4, 940 Its. 55.50; 2, 920 Ma. $5.50; 1, 1,040
tbs. $9.75; 2 springers, $8750 each; 2'
springers, $150 each.
• The quotations were: Choice hear steers
13.50 to.$14; good heavy steers 513 to $13.25,
Irtgrost; ettlie, 512.50 to $13.00;
.5 0 • e ; do, medium, 41.90
to 511.2'5: do. common, $7.00 to .00;
bulls choice $10.00 to $10.50; do. medium
59-50 to 99.75: do. rough, 58 to 58.25:
cow'
e ehoiee, 510 to 510.75 : do. god, 59.00
ot $9.25; do. medium, $8.50 to ; do. common
$7 to $8; stockers, $8.75 to $10.50; feeders
510.50 to- $11.50; canners and cutters, 54.75'
to 56.75; milkers, good to choice, 5110 to
5140; do. com. and med., $65 to $75; springers
$90 to 5150; light ewes, 58 to $10; yearlings
$10.25 to $13; spring lOmbs, per cwt. 516.50
$211 hogs, fed and.watered 521.25; do. weighed
off cars 521.50; do, f.o.b. $20.25. •
Buffalo, August 26.—Cattle, Receipts, 5,500;
good steers 15 to 20a higher; prime steers
517.50 to $18; shipping, 510.50 to $16; buteh-
ers 515 to $17.25; yearlings $15 50 to 16*
8.
•heifers, 58.60 to $13.25; cows, $4.50 to $11
bulls. $10 to 510.75; stockers and feedera, $
to 51.0; fresh cows and springers, 515 to $16
aalves—Recenoti. 1,600; good active, 58 to
$24; hogs—Receipts, 7,000; pigs 50 to 75e
higher; heaver, $22 t� 522.50; yorkers, 522,75
to *23; Pigs, 523; roughs, ,518.50 to $19;
stags, 512 to $16.50; sheep and lambs—Re-
eeipts, 6,000; lambs 75e lower, others 50e
lower; lambs. $9 to $16; yearlings, 58 to
$12; wethors, 910 to 51.0.50: ewes, '95 to
$9.50; mixed sheep, 59.50 to 510.
Montreal, August 26.—The ocerings of live
stock at the west end cattle market this
morning amounted to' 1,600 cattle, 3,065 sheep
and lambs, 500 hogs and 750 calves. During
the week the receipts of live stock at this
market have been 1,985 cattle, 3,800 sheep
and lambs. 1,050 hogs and 950 calves.
There was a heavy run of cattle at this
market to -day, which was too 'Much for the
demand, and the general tendency in prices
was towards somewhat lower levels. There
were large numbers of inferior grade stock
offered, which were taken to some extent by
packers. Choice stock in the beef line is still
unplentiful. Prices for this. grade holds well.
Butchers' cattle met with god enquiry,' and
the bulk of cattle trade is in these lines. Choice
ateers sold at 512.50 to $13.50 per 100 poonds,
while others Were down to $7 to $8. Butchers
cows and bulls sold at 58.50 to $10 for the
best per 100 pounds, while other grades were
down to $5 to 56.
In the small meat section there was little
excitement, the bog market being fiat and
the best selects sold‘at 921.50 to $22, with a
slow, draggy trade. The offerings of hogs
were not so heavy as have been recently.
The quality ofEered was poor. Other small
meats were plentiful, lambs being a little
easier. and the demand for calves continuing
strong. Prices in these two lines do not
show a great deal of change. Lambs were
from $12 to $15 per 100 pounds, sheep $8 to
$9.50 per 100 pounds. Milk -fed ealves per 100
pounds, $12 to .516.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
VOR SALE. --A NUMBER OF BROOD SOWS
with litters. Apply to GEORGE EBER.
HART, Mill Road, Egmondvine. 2697x2
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MACHINE OPERATORS. — WANTED A
ay" few girls to operate sewing machin.
W. E. SANDFORD Mfg. Co., Seaforth. Phone
59. 2692-tf
lanRUTS AND VEGETABLES FRESH FROM
'IL our garden and orchards. Ask for our
weekly price lists. HEROLD'S FARMS, Fruit-
land, Ontario. Niagara District. 2690-12
TORICKLAYERS WAN'teei.—FORTY BRICK-
"' layers wanted immediately for Oshawa;
70 cents per hour. Apply DICKIE CON-
STRUCTION CO. LIMITED.; Oshawa. Ont.
• 2698-1
poR SALE. — IN EGMONDVILL11, 21,4
aeres of good pasture land. just south of
school house) For patticulare apply to MRS.'
HICKS, Egiaondville, phone 13 on 146, or to
11. S. HAYS, Seaforth. 2696-32
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rflEACHER WANTED.—NORMAL TRAIN -
ed. for U. School Section No. 15, Hay
and Stephen. Duties to commence September
and. Salary 9600. Apply to JACOB
SCEEROEDER, Secretary Treasurer, Dashwood,
R. R. 2. 2696-3
pSTRAY STEER.—STRAYED FROM THE
J" premises of the undersigned, Lot 7, Con-
cedsion 5. Hullett, on or about August 11th,
a dark red steer, dehorned, 2 years old. Any
information leading to its recovery please
Phone 1 on 245 Seaforth. ROBERT CLARK,
R. R. No, 2, Seaforth. 2697-3
Tr OUSE FOR SALE.—FOR SALE 7 ROOM-
-a" ed frame house on George Street, Sea -
forth, hard and soft water. For further
particulars apply to J. R. ARCHIBALD or
JOHN RANKIN. 2693-tf
FIFTY CELERY PLANTS -80c. BEST
• varieties, all transplanted. Postpaid. ship-
ped successfully everywhere. Ask for price
list of other vegetable plants and fruits in
season. HEROLD'S FARMS, Fruitland, Ont,
Niagara District. 2688-tf
-pep UM, FOR SERVICE.—THE RICHLY
'" Scotch bred Shorthorn buII Royalist
=130033= Only a limited number of cows
taken. Terms to insure 95.00 Pure Bred cows,
with certificate $10.00. payable the ist of
January, 1920. JAMES HILL, Lot *27, Con-
cession 8, Hibbert, Stelae, P. 0. Phone 13
on 48, Dublin. 2695x3
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OUSE FOR SALE.—FOR SALE BRICK
cottage in Egmdndville. containing 4
rdYiens with cellar, kitchen and frame summer
kitchen, all in good repair; good frame barn.
The house is situated on one acre of land.
Also for sale No. 2 separator, Standard.make.
For further particulars apply on the Otemises
or address Egmondeille post office. FERD-
INAND BURGARD. 2692x4 tf
U OUSE FOR SALE.—FRAME DOUBLE
house, cement foundation, hard and soft
water, each part contains six •rooms with
woodshed attached. Also 1 single dwelling
house, seven rooms, cistern, woodshed, etc.,
alao one lot with good well. All centrally
situated, on Jarvis Street, For further .par-
ticulars apply to MR. WILLIAM MORRISON,
Jarvis Street Seaforth. P. 0. Box 402.
2698-32
"'WARMERS' NriENTION.—THE FARMERS'
Club will hold its monthly meeting' in
the Separate School Hall, Seaforth, on Wed-
nesday eevening, September ard. A musical ,
Programme is being arranged for. Non-mem-
bers as well as members should attend this
meeting, as important business will be dis-
cussed. A debate on hard coal mill be given.
Ladies invited. Meeting at 8.15 sharp. G. D.
C. IJEARN; President; N. R. DORRANCE,
Secretary. 2698x1
'WARM FOR SALE.—ONE HUNDRED AND.
-a- forty-two acres of good land cansisting
of Lot 1, Concsion 1. -and part of Lot 1,
Concession 2, Stanley, Huren County, adjoin-
ing the villege of Kippen. Five ;minutes walk
to Ge T. R. station, church or store; 6 acres
of bush; water all the year round, and all
seeded to grass; 1 acre of good orchard; 2
barns, 1 on a stone wall: drive shed; frame
house. For terms and particulars apply to
SAMUEL THOMPSON, R. R. No. 1, Bruce-
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field. , 2694-32
M FOR SALE.—BEING LOT 24, CON-
'ncession 11, township of Hibbert, con-
tainiOrr 100 acres, 90 acres cleared, the balance
in hardwood ,blish principally maple. On the'
premises is siituated a large brick house,
kitchen and woodshed, 1 barn 52x60, with
stabling underneath, 1 strawshed and hay
barn, 48x72, with hog pen, henhouse and
driviog* shed (underneath. House and barn
I' wereiall overhauled and remodelled three years
ago, and are as good as new, nearly all new
roofed. The farm Is well fenced and drained,
clean from bad weeds, and in good order
and 'well watered by two wells. Will be sold
on reasonable terms and possession 'given to
1 suit purchaser. ROBERT HOGGARTR,
, ,orounty, P. 0, Phone 9 on. 42. H.26L.Me-
( Kill,. . . 974
THE HURO EXPOSITOR
W. S. Gortniey
EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1) Undertaking Parlors Above
M. Williams' Grocery Store,
Main Strett, Seaforth
Flowers furnished on short notice
Charges moderate
Phone—Night or Day -192
W. T. B01 aid Gia
Embalmers and
Funeral Directors
11. C. BOX
Holder of Government Diploma
and Liscense
Charges Moderate
Flowers furniihed on short notice
Night Calls Day Calls
Phone 175 Phone 43
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SALE REGISTER
On Saturday, August 30th, at 1 o'clock p.
m. on Gouinlock Street, opposite the Flax
Mill, household furniture. Miss F. Kehoe,
Proprietress; T. Brown, Auctioneer.
• HOME BUILDERS
Write for our Free Book of house plans
and information telling how to save ,from
two to four hundred dollars on you new
home- -Address HALLIDAY COMPANY, Box
61, Jackson St., Hamilton, Ont. 2686-32
SOW WHEAT
Wheat will be needed as badly. as ever
for afew, years yet.' Fertilizer will help to
inereas,e16he yield - and pay well to use it.
It helps the plant to withstand the winter
and hetpa it to fill better. Contract now and
insure getting it. Use phosphates for clover
sod and stronger for crorad land. Have dif-
ferent grades (and will be pleased to sell to
those who would like to use it.
2694-32 JAMES COWAN
HOUSE FOR SALE
That very desirable property just off Main
street, Eamondville. consisting of one-half acre
of land, on which is situated a 1% story brick
house with seven rooms and good cellar. There
are also on the premises a stablegood well
and cistern, also apple, plum and pear 'trees
and other small fruits. This is a splendid
property and the taxes are low. For further
particulars. apply to Mrs. M. A. Charlesworth,
Egmondville P. 0. 2650x2-tf
FARMS FOR SALE
FARMS IOR -SALE
I have some choice farms for sale in the
Townships of Usborfllr and Hibbert, all well
built and improved, on easy terms of pAyinent.
THOMAS CAMERON, Woodham, Ont.
2658-tf
FARM FOR SALE.—BEING LOTS 16 AND
17 on the 4th concession of Hibbert. con-
taining-., 150 acres with all necessary buildings,
convient to schools and churches of all den-
°mations with telephone and rural route; 21/2
miles from Dublin market. This is a splendid
property and will be sold to wind up the
estate of the late William McLellan. For
further particulars apply e to ANDREW Me-
LELLAN, Dublin P. 0., R. R. 2. 2690-32
pARM FOR SALE.—OR SALE LOT 35
" Concession 2, McKillop, containing 100
acres. There are on the premises a bank
barn. hay, barn, hen house and _ Pig house.
good VA story frame house: Plenty of good
water.; drilled well between ,house and barn
with over '/5 feet of water. The farm is
well fenced with woven wire and is well
drained. The land is all Wrier cultivation and
is a first class farm. For further particulars
apply on the premises or address Seaforth, 14.
P.. No. 2. JAMES MeGILL. 2613041
FARM FOR SALE. -.—FOR SALE LOT 17.
Concession 6, MOKillop, containing 100
acres. There are oni the, premises a good
frame house and two barns '• 1 large barn,
50x54, on stone and cement foundation, and
1 hay barn, 30x50; also a shed joining the
two barns. The land is in good state of
cultivation, well fenced and drained, a, good
orchard and two good wells, 1' drilled, water
four feet from the ,to; also 16 acres of No. 1
hardwood maple bush. The farm is situated
six miles from the town of Seaforth. For
further particulars apply to SAMUEL &LOUTH,
Lot 15, Conasion 9, MeKillop, R. R. No. 1,
Dublin. 2698x4
FOR SALE.
House and half acre of land in tilt
village of E.gniondvijle. The properte
is situated !on Centre Street, close to
the Preslekteriae church and is-knowe:
as the Pin -cell property. Good, 'com-
fortable house, good shed, good wel.;
an&cement cistern. All kinds of fruit
trees; strawberries, raspberries, and
currant bushes. This. is a corner pro-
pirty with no breaks on front, ,,ane
the land is in a good state of cultiva
tion. This is a aka property for si
retired farmer and the taxes are light
For particulars apply on the promisee
or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 2584 -ed
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 33, Concession 6, MeRillora 100 acres
of the best clay land in Moltillop, 6 acres of
bush, the rest in a' high state of cultivation;
5 miles from Seaforth. 2 miles from Con-
stance, VA miles from school. There !ere on
the premises, a good seven roomed house, large
bank barn 64x76, all Page wire fences and
well underdrained. There are forty acres
ploughed, 5 acres bush and the balance seed-
ed down. There are two big springs, ens
piped to barnyard and in the other a dans
with a hydraulic rain pumping the water to
that house and te the barn. As the Oda,
Is in the orchard and near the hews and line
fence. there h DO 'MU Then fa a
etedurafeweedllaa• *elk&
the ee '
D() At
AUCTION SALES
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
-"`• and tvvo lokai and household goods and
furniture in Seaforth. There will be offered
for sale by publio auction on $aturday' the
13tli day of September, 1919, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, on the premises, lots number
6 a.nd 7 on the south side of Goderieh street,
in F. G. Sparling's Surveys of Part of the Town
Of Seaforth, formerly the residence of the late
James McMichael. There are on this property
a good ftame home, kitchen. and stable, hard
and softawater, and some fruit trees.. This
is a most desirable property and well situated,
and there la ample room for the erection of
another residence on the property. Telma—,.
Twenty per cent, of the purchase money on
the day of sale an,d the balance within one
week ,thereafter, or at the option of the pur-
Chaser, part of the 'purchase maneY may re-
main on mortgage. At the same lime and
Place there will also be sold all Of the furni-
ture and houshold goods in said house, con-
sisting of stoves, beds and bedding, bureaus,
wash stande, tables, writing desk, bureaus,
diehes, chairs, carpets, Carpenters' tools,
washing machine and tubs, granite and tins
ware and numerous other artieles. See sale
bills. Terms on personal property, cash. Real
estate will be offered for sale subject to a re-
served bid and the approbation of the Local
Master at Goderich. For further particulate
and conditions of sale appla to' JOHN TURN-
ER, Esq., Seaforth, Committee' of the estate
of Jane McMichael, or to S. M. BEST, his
Solicitor, Seaforth. T. Brown, Auctioneer.
Dated at Seaforth this 20th day of August,
1919. 2697-4
A UCTION SALE OF' FARM STOCK AND
ara Implemeate, Mr. W. C. Robinson has
received inatructions from the endersigned
to sell by public auction on Lot 16. Concession
17; Parr Line, Stanley are inile south of
Verne, on Wednesday, September ard, at one
o'clock, the following: Match team 5 years
old, driving mare 3 years old, blood colt 2
years old, agricultural mare supposed to be
in foal 3 years old, Registered cow 5 years
old and bull calf '2 months old (Blarneylass),
Registered cow due October 14th (Minnie
Mint, 8 year old ; registered heifer due Oct,
(Crimson Rose) 3 years old; grade cow due
October 10th, 4 year 'old grade cow due in
March, 7 years old; grade cow due in February
8 year old, '3 one year old heifers, 3 one year
old steers, 1 spring calf, 4 Shropshire ewes,
1 Shea.taing ram, 3 ram lamas, 1 brood sow
due October 18th, 3 pigs thtee numths old,
60 hens, most Rocks, bunch pf Rock spring
chickens, a number of ducks, g&se and tutkeYs,
Deering binder, ampst new, 7 foot cut, Deer-
ing mower, 5 foot cut, Cultivator almost new,
Massey -Harris Drip, harrows 4 section' Cock-
ishutt bean puller, Deering side rake, 2set of
sleigag, lumber wagon, truck 'wagon, hay fork,
rope and slings, buggy, almost new, rubber
tire; cutter, robe and horse blankets, set of
heavy harness, set of plough harness, 2 sets
of single harness, cream separator, De Laval;
steel water tank, set,of 2000 lb. scales, Walk
ing Ploughs, 4 horse power Ideal gasoline
engine, eight inch Ooliet grinder, Oxford
range stove, coal heater, coal oil' stove, churn,
washing machine, dining room suite, and other
household stuff to numerous to mention, 21/2
acres of feed corn, patch of potatoes, 7
loads of hay, Terms—All sums of 510 and
under, cash; over that amount 12 months'
creclit will be given on approved joint notes,
A diecount of 4 per cent, off for cash.
CHESTER A. DUNKIN, Proprietor; W. C.
Robinson, Auctioneer. _ 2696-2
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
d-a ture. Thomas Brown has been instructed
to- sell by mean° auetion at the residence of
the undersigned, GouinlOok Street, Seaforth,
opposite the Flax Mill, on Saturday, August
30th, 1919, at 1 o'clock p.m. the following:
Dining room. , furniture -1 side board, 1 ex-
tension table, kitchen furniture, chaiee, tables
and cupboards, bed room furniture, bed -steads,
dresser stands, springs and mattress, also
bed room dela, hall rack, two couthes, porch
lounge and rockern; pictures and .pieture
frames with glass, book shelf, 1 walnut book
case and a number, of books, 1 square bureau,
1 organ, 1 camp bed, centre tables and small
tables, 1 clock, a number of window shades
and window .screens, 1 paper rack, 1 kitchen
range, 1 coal self feeder, 2 coal heater, 1
wood heater, 1 coal oil stove with oven, nearly
new; 4 etove boards, a number of stove pipes,
a number of sealers, 1 crockery, 1 rokst pan,
a number of _lamps, also -some dishes, 3 iron
pots, 3. teapot, 1 coffee pot, 1 double boiler
and a number of other kitchen articles; 1 ice
box, wash tubs and rinsing tube; 1 washing
machine, 3 yeasts benches, 2 wringers, 1 bake
board, 1 ironing board, 3 oak barrels, 1 box
with- galvenized lining, 1 -feed cutting box, 1
good cross cut saw, 2 hand saws; 3 buck
saws; 1 -scoop shovel, 1 pick, 2 ladders, 2
sledge hammers, 2 squares, 1 sprayer, 1 tool
box, a number of tools, 1 new waterime can, 1
brace with set of bite, 2 mallets, a piece of
hay fork rope, 1 lawn ,mower nearly new, 1
gallon coal oil can; 1 new ,5 galore- cOal .oil
can, a number of house plants with pots, 1
singing canary and cage, 2 suit cases, 1 double
reed baby buggy, 1 set of irons, 1 grind stone,
1 coaster wagon, dnquantity of carpets, scythe,
1 sickle. 1 hammock, galvenized piping and
troughing, a. quantity of lumber, 1 wheel
barrow and a lot of other articles too numerous
to mention. 30 balls carpet rags, 1 window
with 4 large lights of glass; 1 electric lamp.
Terms—Cash. MISS KATHERINE KEHOE,
Proprietrs ; T. Brown, Auctioneer, 2697-2
A UCTION SALE 01? FARM IMPLEMENTS,
aa Horses. The undersigned has instructed
Mr. Thomas Brown to sell by public auction
at the Massey -Harris shop, Main Street, Sea -
forth, on Friday, August 29th, the following:
farm implements, buggies, Clay gates, gas
engines, etc., 1 seven foot Massey -Harris
binder Complete, nearly new; 1 six foot
Massey -Harris binder in good repair. 2 Massey-.
Harris high spreaders in right good condition,'
Deering mower 6 foot, McCormick mower 5
foot, Massy -Harris mower 5 foot, Gilson 10
inch silo filler with 35 foot pipe, mounted; 3
good used wagons, 1 single riding foot lift;
Cockshut plow, rolling coulter; 1 Cockshut
gang plow rolling coulters, a number of new
walking plows, No. 21, No. 10 and 11: 1 disc
harrow, used; 2 harrow carts, 1 etrong
sleigh, pole and shafts and good box 1%
ranner; 3 new clutters carried over frora
last year, 2 new buggies steel tire, 1 nearly
new steel tired buggy, red; 2 nearly new
rubber tired buggies, red, latest auto seats;
1 tubber tire Standhope and a number of
other good steel tired auto seat buggies. The
above buggies all have tope; 2 used open
buggies, gas engines -1 16 horse power mount-
ed on splendid steel truck, 1 8 horse power
Barrie, magneto and clutch pulley, in splen-
did running order; 1 6 horse power Massey -
Harris, just used one yean(customer bought
O 12 H. P.), 1 two horse power Massey -Harris
used three weeks,(cu.stomer bought 7 H. P.),
1 six horse power Gray Motor, new cylinders,
never used; 1 there horse power Interna-
tional, 1 two and one-half horse power Inter-
national, 1 four and one-half horse power
Waterloo, about 30 foot shafting and pulleys,
fertilizer turnip seeder, second hand; used
Massey -Harris 10 hoe drill, about 20 Clay
gates, all lengths; Wartman and Ward hay
forks and cars, pulleys, sling ropes, steel.
hay fork track 60 foot and day, hangers, etc.
to fit; used grain grinders, 1 fifteen inch used
grinder good as new, for custom use; a
number of extension ladders, 1 set single
harness, new; 2 sets used single harness, 6
Keystone pole trucks, wagon jacks, a number
of plush buggy rugs, also 1 coal heater which
is clean and in good shape. Horses -1 three
year old bay mare, 1 two year old bay mare.
1 two year old bay horse, 1 blue roan, 10
year old driving horse, 1 new 12 inch roller
grain crusher, a used 12 inch roller grain
crasher, 1 cylinder cutting box with 35 foot
carriers, and e great many other, articles
too numerous to mention. The above will all
be sold as the agent is moving out of town
and will be compelled to sell out everything.
Terms—Twelve menthe' credit will be given
by furnishing good paper. • A discount of
five per cent. will be allowed off for cash
on credit amounts. 510.00 and -under, cash,
Do not forget the date, Friday, August 29th.
R. C. HENDERSON, Agent; T. Brown, auc-
tioneer. ' 2697x1
g•—.....oum
IIn the .estate of John Searlett late of the
Tovinship of MeRillop, in the County of
tHuron, farmer, deceased.
AU persona halving any claim against the
estate of the sail John Scarlett, deceased, are
-required on or before the 15th- day of Sep-
tember 1919, to send to Robert Scarlett, Sea -
forth post office. the Administrator of Ile
estate of said John Scarlett, deceased, full
particulars of their clainia, duly verified. Af-
ter the said date the said Robert Scarlett will
proceed to distribute the assets of the estate
among the parties entitled thereto, having
referende only to the claims of which he
shall have received notice. After such dis-
tribution the said Robert Scarlett will not
be responsible for any part of the assets
of the said estate to any creditor of the said
estate of whose claims he shall not have
received notice as aforesaid. This notice is
given pursuant to the statute in that behalf.
Dated at Seaforth the 14th August, 1919.
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor for Robert Sear -
lett the Administrator of the Estate of John
Scarlett, deceased. 2696-4 e
Notice to - Creditors
•••••••••••••
Notice to, Creditors
In the estate of Patrick Givlin, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statute in that behalf that all persons hav-
ing any claims against the estate of Patrick
Givlin, who died on the 7th of May, 1919, are
reepeired on or before the lst September, 1919,
to .send by post or deliver to Mrs. Mary
Givlin, Beeehwood, P. 0„ Ontario, Admini-
stratrix, or to the undersigned solicitors, fall
Particular.s of their claims, and that after the
said let September, 1919, the said Admini-
stratrix will distribute the assets of said de-
ceased among the persons 'entitled thereto,
having regard only to; the claims of which
she shall then have bail nolica and that the
said adrninistratrix will not be liable for the
said assets to any person of whose claim notice
:shall not then have been received.
Dated at Seaforth, 6th August, 1919.•
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & .COOKE, Sea -
forth, Ontario, 'Solicitors for said Admini- I
2696-3
CREAM WANTED
We have our Creamery now in full
operation, and we want your patron -
,age. We are prepared to pay you
the highest prices for your cream, pay
you every two weeks, weigh, sample
and test each can of pream carefully
and give you Staiernent of the same.
We also supply cans free of charge,
and give you an honest business deal.
'Call in and see us or- drop a card for
particulars.
THE SEAFORTH CREAMERY
S ealorth Ontario
GIRLS WANTED
Clean; airy, sunlit workrooms.
Short hours—a 47 -hour week,
with Saturday half -holiday.
V-quable training in agreeable
V; fo;: t::e inexperienced.
A good li-vingwag-e to beginners
which materially increases with
expel -lei -ice end proficiency.
cr call --
MERCURY MILLS
LIMITED
Hamilton Ontario
ANOTHER BIG EXCURSION
Goderich to Detroit
AND RETURN
Don't Miss This one
Steamer Greyhound
LEAVES GODERICH
Thurs., Se0t. 4th
a.m. old time, 10 a.m. new time.
Arrives Detroit 5 pan.
- RETURNING leaves Detroit on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6th, 1 p. m.
Detroit time, (Detroit time, is the same
as Goderich old thitie)
$2.25 ROUND TRIP SINGLE $1.75
Children, between 6 and 12, Half Fare
•
Farmers you have made a mistake,
all wise people do. It is only the
foolish who think they don't. Did
you ever draw a heavy load en a soft
road? Wasn't that 'a mistake? Yhy
not team your tile home nowt? You can
dig when the ground is soft.' We have
a.large stock of Al tile from 3 inch
to 8 inch. Our price is reasonable..
You cannot buy good drain. tile too
dear. They always pay., We deliver
at reasonable rate. Ask for quota-
tion.
R. R. (S
No. 4,.esfortk:
' Phone_ 9 ot! 136. ; I
"
tak
William Sproat
Visit America's most beautiful city.
A city of beautiful parks, grand_ boule-
vards and a: wonderful water front.
Canadians coming to Detroit for a
temporary stay are not required to
pay a tax or make a deposit. U. S.
Immigration officers on steamer to
pass excursionists. Good Music . and
Dancing enroute. Fine Cafe- and
Lunch ROOM aboard steamer.
See a real big league ball game with
Ty Cobb in action- St, Louis Browns
play the Detroit Tigers at Naviri. Field,
Detroit, Friday, September 5th.
BAND MOONLIGHT
out of Goderich, Wednesday Dresing,
September 3rd, 7.30 old time, 3.30
Goderich time, 25e. 3 hours on ballet-
' fill Lake Huron. Orchestra Mamie and 1
Dancing in Steamer's Ball Room.
1
[UNPREPAREDNESS
---FAILURE
A bank account is an 4.saists4t
In character building. It estabBilles the
confidence, independence and pride vizi&
increases effort and paves the wayto.sttocess,
Open an, account to -day and be
prepared.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Seaforth Branch J. G. Mullen, manager
Ar
AMATEURS
We develop films and fin-
ish jprints for amateurs in,
a Iu11, glossy or phero-
type finish. -
Br ng your work to pro-'
fessionals:
D. F. BUCK
Seaforth, Ont.
AT YOUR SERVICE
13. R. ITICGINS
BOX /27, CLINTON Phone 100
(formerly of Bracetleld)
—Agent for—
The Huron & Erie Mortgage
Corporation and the Canada
- Trust Company.
Commissioner H.C. of J. Convey-
ances. Fire and Tornado Insurance,
Notary Public.
Wednesday each week at Bruceliald
School of Commerce
Clinton and Goderich Ont.
Offers the following courses:
BUSINESS
STENOGRAPHER
SECRETARIAL
CIVIL SERVICE •
and arranges special courses for students.
The following advantages: .
,
Highly Qualified -Teaching Staff
Actual Business System of Bookkeeping
Credential Typewriting Tests
Positions Guaranteed
ansissmememmewesemmo
Business Education pays for itself in a few Anonths
e
Now is the time for the young man' or woman to
make an investment that will give splendid
returns in the years to come.
For -terms, etc., write
B„ F. WARD, B.A. M.Accts.• - Principal
M. A. STONE, -------—--- Vice Prin.
SCHOOL OPENS ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd.
PHONE 208 1
•
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1
*pond Hand Engines i
and Separators
1
1.1
for Sale
IMO
MOD
0 II. P. Clinton - Traction engine, over -hauled,' refitted and re- 9
ainted: . —
—
MI.
'.
= 1— 8 II. P. Compountl Traction Engine with 18 inch wheels, over-
_
.7.
auled, refitted and repainted.
4 II. P. J. M. Ross & Sons, Traction Engine, over -hauled, re- =
tted and repainted.
6 II. P. Wateroas Simple Traction Engine, thoroughly over- =
auled, refitted and repainted. •
4 H. P. White_ Traction Engine, thoroughly over -hauled, -refitted
0 H. P. Bell Traction Engine, just as.received from the user, in
ood working order.
0 H. P. J. I, Case, Traction Engine, just as received from the E
ser, in good working order.
-20 WaterlootTraction Engine, boiler over -hauled. The engine =
rt just as received from the user.
1-1 II. P. New Illamburg Portable Engine over -hauled and re-
nd repainted.
=
painted.
= In a dition • to the above we have a number of second hand Portable &
= Tree 'on Engines, just as received from the customer, which we -4▪ ::
-
= will sell . cheap.
GASOLINE ENGINES
1
1—iX H. P. International Kerosene Engine, portable, on wheels. Al-
m st new.
1-10 H. P. Ellis Gasoline Engine, almost new,
1-5 E. P. Type W Gasoline Engine, New.
1-5 0 Avery Tractor in good working order.
SEPARATORS'
= 1-22J-40 Lister Separator with Straw Carriers and hand feect a,
-.;
... a chment. Almost new. Suitable for small gasoline engine. =
16--- i—JoJhn Goodison Separator with wind stacker and feeder.
= 1-11I narela Separator vritk wind stacker and hand feed attach- =
nt, rebuilt.
5
ni
of the above machinery is in stock at our works in &ear* E
= ▪ and can be seen by intending mantes.
F. Also Individual Separators & Waterloo Boy Tractors
ONO
MIN
IWO
MO
IOW
Robt. Bell Engine SE Thresher
Co., Ltd., Seaforth, Ont
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$15 to start
Girls with from one to two
years' experience in working on
men's coa s will be paid this
salary wit quick advances as
they gain experience in operat-
ing on Women's cloth coats.
No pressing. Apply to
JOHN , NORTHWAY & SON
.91 Wellington St. West, Toronto
,
CREAM WANTED
We have our Creamery now in full
operation, and we want your patron -
,age. We are prepared to pay you
the highest prices for your cream, pay
you every two weeks, weigh, sample
and test each can of pream carefully
and give you Staiernent of the same.
We also supply cans free of charge,
and give you an honest business deal.
'Call in and see us or- drop a card for
particulars.
THE SEAFORTH CREAMERY
S ealorth Ontario
GIRLS WANTED
Clean; airy, sunlit workrooms.
Short hours—a 47 -hour week,
with Saturday half -holiday.
V-quable training in agreeable
V; fo;: t::e inexperienced.
A good li-vingwag-e to beginners
which materially increases with
expel -lei -ice end proficiency.
cr call --
MERCURY MILLS
LIMITED
Hamilton Ontario
ANOTHER BIG EXCURSION
Goderich to Detroit
AND RETURN
Don't Miss This one
Steamer Greyhound
LEAVES GODERICH
Thurs., Se0t. 4th
a.m. old time, 10 a.m. new time.
Arrives Detroit 5 pan.
- RETURNING leaves Detroit on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6th, 1 p. m.
Detroit time, (Detroit time, is the same
as Goderich old thitie)
$2.25 ROUND TRIP SINGLE $1.75
Children, between 6 and 12, Half Fare
•
Farmers you have made a mistake,
all wise people do. It is only the
foolish who think they don't. Did
you ever draw a heavy load en a soft
road? Wasn't that 'a mistake? Yhy
not team your tile home nowt? You can
dig when the ground is soft.' We have
a.large stock of Al tile from 3 inch
to 8 inch. Our price is reasonable..
You cannot buy good drain. tile too
dear. They always pay., We deliver
at reasonable rate. Ask for quota-
tion.
R. R. (S
No. 4,.esfortk:
' Phone_ 9 ot! 136. ; I
"
tak
William Sproat
Visit America's most beautiful city.
A city of beautiful parks, grand_ boule-
vards and a: wonderful water front.
Canadians coming to Detroit for a
temporary stay are not required to
pay a tax or make a deposit. U. S.
Immigration officers on steamer to
pass excursionists. Good Music . and
Dancing enroute. Fine Cafe- and
Lunch ROOM aboard steamer.
See a real big league ball game with
Ty Cobb in action- St, Louis Browns
play the Detroit Tigers at Naviri. Field,
Detroit, Friday, September 5th.
BAND MOONLIGHT
out of Goderich, Wednesday Dresing,
September 3rd, 7.30 old time, 3.30
Goderich time, 25e. 3 hours on ballet-
' fill Lake Huron. Orchestra Mamie and 1
Dancing in Steamer's Ball Room.
1
[UNPREPAREDNESS
---FAILURE
A bank account is an 4.saists4t
In character building. It estabBilles the
confidence, independence and pride vizi&
increases effort and paves the wayto.sttocess,
Open an, account to -day and be
prepared.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Seaforth Branch J. G. Mullen, manager
Ar
AMATEURS
We develop films and fin-
ish jprints for amateurs in,
a Iu11, glossy or phero-
type finish. -
Br ng your work to pro-'
fessionals:
D. F. BUCK
Seaforth, Ont.
AT YOUR SERVICE
13. R. ITICGINS
BOX /27, CLINTON Phone 100
(formerly of Bracetleld)
—Agent for—
The Huron & Erie Mortgage
Corporation and the Canada
- Trust Company.
Commissioner H.C. of J. Convey-
ances. Fire and Tornado Insurance,
Notary Public.
Wednesday each week at Bruceliald
School of Commerce
Clinton and Goderich Ont.
Offers the following courses:
BUSINESS
STENOGRAPHER
SECRETARIAL
CIVIL SERVICE •
and arranges special courses for students.
The following advantages: .
,
Highly Qualified -Teaching Staff
Actual Business System of Bookkeeping
Credential Typewriting Tests
Positions Guaranteed
ansissmememmewesemmo
Business Education pays for itself in a few Anonths
e
Now is the time for the young man' or woman to
make an investment that will give splendid
returns in the years to come.
For -terms, etc., write
B„ F. WARD, B.A. M.Accts.• - Principal
M. A. STONE, -------—--- Vice Prin.
SCHOOL OPENS ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd.
PHONE 208 1
•
11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M11111111111 111111111i11111111,2'.
1
*pond Hand Engines i
and Separators
1
1.1
for Sale
IMO
MOD
0 II. P. Clinton - Traction engine, over -hauled,' refitted and re- 9
ainted: . —
—
MI.
'.
= 1— 8 II. P. Compountl Traction Engine with 18 inch wheels, over-
_
.7.
auled, refitted and repainted.
4 II. P. J. M. Ross & Sons, Traction Engine, over -hauled, re- =
tted and repainted.
6 II. P. Wateroas Simple Traction Engine, thoroughly over- =
auled, refitted and repainted. •
4 H. P. White_ Traction Engine, thoroughly over -hauled, -refitted
0 H. P. Bell Traction Engine, just as.received from the user, in
ood working order.
0 H. P. J. I, Case, Traction Engine, just as received from the E
ser, in good working order.
-20 WaterlootTraction Engine, boiler over -hauled. The engine =
rt just as received from the user.
1-1 II. P. New Illamburg Portable Engine over -hauled and re-
nd repainted.
=
painted.
= In a dition • to the above we have a number of second hand Portable &
= Tree 'on Engines, just as received from the customer, which we -4▪ ::
-
= will sell . cheap.
GASOLINE ENGINES
1
1—iX H. P. International Kerosene Engine, portable, on wheels. Al-
m st new.
1-10 H. P. Ellis Gasoline Engine, almost new,
1-5 E. P. Type W Gasoline Engine, New.
1-5 0 Avery Tractor in good working order.
SEPARATORS'
= 1-22J-40 Lister Separator with Straw Carriers and hand feect a,
-.;
... a chment. Almost new. Suitable for small gasoline engine. =
16--- i—JoJhn Goodison Separator with wind stacker and feeder.
= 1-11I narela Separator vritk wind stacker and hand feed attach- =
nt, rebuilt.
5
ni
of the above machinery is in stock at our works in &ear* E
= ▪ and can be seen by intending mantes.
F. Also Individual Separators & Waterloo Boy Tractors
ONO
MIN
IWO
MO
IOW
Robt. Bell Engine SE Thresher
Co., Ltd., Seaforth, Ont
%MUM MIRMWMIRMIRMIIMIIHRIMIMISMIIMMINRIMIROMNIND