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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1919-11-28, Page 51. MBER 28, 1919 the eet of our Felt Shoes, or table, all winter. rear from the low-cut r street wear or for f any kind we advise iot be duplicated at cents and $1.26, er covered for $1.40. Added soles for $1.00. ribbon trimming and Grey or Black, 'with ,00. ides and low. heels with low heels and her foxing and with )1endkl, boot to wear [fleece lined for T4.00. HMEatCIA.L Harm Seaforth miler 3rd L'S AMERICAS GREATEST COLORED SRO nd on Earth and Sadness as al Numbers Levine Stunts NIZATION Best in QualitY cinating Music Laugh N FOR A 1 AA ;ellent Orchestra ly -Plus War ,Tax They _are sellore - thers, L Fall ir of cold when Days, Shoes. when ers, formed the present )r Low cut. we not sort chat aty. noes " 'NOVEMBER VI, 1919 SEAFORTH MARKETS. Seaforth, November 27, 1919. Shorts, per ton $50 00 Bran, per Wheat, per bushel ............ $1 . 95 Spring Wheat, per bushel .......$1.00 Butter, per lb.. ...... „ to 57e Eggs, pey dozen.- .... ...58 to 60e Potatoes, per bag.. $1.75 'Oats, per busitel„ .......80e Barley . . .....$1.25 Flour per cwt..- .....$5.50 to $5.80 Hoge, per GRAIN ,MARKET Toronto, November 25. -Manitoba Wheat - No. 1 Northern 52,80; No. 2 lqorehern. $%,27 ; No. 3 Northern, 52.23, in store Fort Williane Manitoba Oats -No. 2 C. W., 853/4e; No. 3 851/ec; No. 1 feed, 4321/4e; No. 2 feed, 8014e, in store FortaWilliatre. Manitoba Parley -Nee 3 C. W., $1:5234; rejected, 11.030.7i; feed, 41.34i4, in store Fort William. American Corn -No. -2 yellow, 51.70; No. 3, yellow, 51.69, track, 'Toronto, prompt ship- reent, Ontario Oats -No. 3 white 88 to 90e, according to freighis outside. Orit;trio wheat -- No. 1 Winter, Per car lot, 52 to 52.96; No. 2 ado, 51,97 to 42.03; No. 3 do., 51.93 to 51.99. o. b. shipping Points, according to freight. Ontario Wheat --No. 1 Spring, 52.02 to $2.08; No. 2 Spring, $1.98 to 52.08; No. 3, Spring, 41.95 to $2.01. f. o.. b. shipping Points. ac- -cording tc, freights. Peas -No. 2, 52.60. Barley -Malting. 11-50 to 51.53, according to freights ouide. Buckwheat -I.80 to 51.32 according to freights ouide. Rye -No. 3; 41.37 to $1.40, according to freights outside. Manitoba flour -Government standard, 511, To- ronto. Ontario flour -Government standard, 39.50 to $9,60„ Montreal and Toronto, in -jute 'bags, prompt shiprnene. MilLfeed-Car lots - Delivered Montreal freights, bage included - Bran, per ton, $45; shorts. per too, $52; good feed flour, 53.15 to 53.50. Hay -No. 1 per too. 525 to $26; mixed per ton, 520 to $22, track, Toronto. Strawa-Car - lots -per too, 111.50 to 512.50. 'LIVE STOCK MARKET -Union Stooi Yarde, Toronto, November 25.- .Airnost nine " housand five hundred heed of onttle, the biggest run lei the hi -,tory of the West Toronto yards, were 'penned this morn-. ing, Fifty per cent. of the total were core- -ported of canner eows and light, very com- mon cattle, and buyers whose -needs in the oharte of fair to good butehers were light had much .difeculty in picking out u -hat 'thee wanted. -Towards noon. when the can- ners had been eretty well dieposed of at 10 te 15 cents Leder last week's 'closing prieee •lelyers had an opportunity to get a -line cn the better grades included in the record klhip. onent. Caeice steers and heifers were eorn- peratieelv scarce. Good killers were e feir average, but the common: butchers left out, -far,. to ir ediurn butchers predominated. Rieht -throttirh the trade was slow. ror cattle cari v- iii.r. fat prices -were steady. but for the en -Jittery rut. of fair to medium killers the trade WU'. 15 to 25 eertts easier while for .euriMor butchr"-s the recession :vas Aio to Lair 4 dcilax in snots. Gooki f,,,y$ -1,d 1.,a. continued abert steady. Aitit ttit.t other :grades v -ere eiaiier in keeoing -...-ith the 'e- -"r-' in le.lictier cril.+4.: prices The uneettlee neture of the meeket keel. -the tretle at etnekees end feed Cr 4 v.-ithionst-- -r.,(0' iii"es ar•tf +he 1,1sds of fair io g4In:1 ..:0,11e .shillnel out • showrA vPlue; 11 it, '.35 r.?ois 1,_,•,:ee than at Insf week's plose. (.too -I nillkurs 4 e". ot.- ,:: We' P si-Indyl ...n1 irk flee-Irv...1 Small meat suen!ies were feirle heavy. tut the market held :"Itive and firm with try:, lambs selling from 513.75 tn 514. Good veal -mere •scarce, the beat on otter cashino in up te $1S. There was no change this morning on hog rmotations 2nd the heavy shiomen eves clean - t -ed upsat 815.75 4. o. b., and 116 75 fed tend evatered. For Tuesday's loading he packer- huyere are only prepnred to pay a dollar ender to -days prices, which means 514.50- to -the farmer. The total receipts were 505 carloads. with nne-l'eattle; 805 calves, 6,019 hogs and 6,696 eaeep and Iambs. Appeoded nee a few of the representative eentrs: Dunn and Levack solel: Steens and heilert --21, ae.0 tbs. $11.40; 23: 810 lbs. $10: 5. 1.102 The. 311: 26. 610 ros. :1'7.25: 1. I-20 11-s 57 2, 7/9 lb.. $8. 11, 7 -4) nt-- iti.iie: le e71 Me. 37.: 16, 650 tbs. r .71 qows 1- ! r k ' V: s. 7r. 50; 4. 970 111- 357. 7. ten) il.:. $5 2 '...-0 lbs. 56: 1. 1.11) ib = V: 50; '2 1.5311 tts. :3-,.30; 17.. 890 ltis 5" -AZ-... 2. 7b.s. 510.50; 6, 990 lbs. $a: 1 bull, 1.210 Ms. 56-' 1 springer, 3140. J. B. Shields and Son. Nold:. Cows --1. 1,2i0 Ms, 510; 1, 1.380 tbs. 59.75; 1, 1.50,0 Tbs. $11.75: 4. 1,140 tbs. 59.25; 1, 920 lbs. 55.25; '6. 1140 lbs. 57: 8. 1,220 tbs. 38.75; 1, 1.090 lbs. 57; 1, 870 tbs. $5.25; 3 mincers, 3115 -each, 1 milker, $80, 1. milker.575; calves, reree0 to $18; kernbs, 513.50 to 514.75; sheep, 57 to 510. 1 t Rice and Whaley sold: Steers and heifers -24. 1,090 neto. 311.75; 1.3, 980 ' s. S11.25: 1, 780 tbe. 58.e0: I, 920 It' 3 5,1: 30. 735 $i1.50; 21. 860 tbs. 31.9.'75; coves -4. 1.250 tbs. 50,85; 2. 1.195 Mee 53: 2 1.275 •tbs. 53.50; 1. 1.490, lbs. MN; 1' 1,110 Ms. 5.7; 1, 1,050 tbs. $6; 8, 850 Ilbe. 55.25; 3. 1,500 lbs. 312.50: 2. 1,010 lbsi SC: 6, 810 Me. SS, Bri11e-2, 1,315 late 39; 200 lambs United Farmers sold: Butcbere--7' .190 Ms. *6,25; 1, 620 ibs. 56.25; 1, 430toe. 56,25; 16. 900 Ms. 59.75; 2, 1,020 Ms, 319, er 1,025 Me. 511.50; 2, 940 ibs. 39; 16, 940 e-bs. $14; 1, 870 tbs. $10.50; 1. 890 nee 310.50; n.0, 810 tbs. 310.60; 7.620 lbs„ 37: 28, 590 tbs. 37; 3 710 tba. $7; 3. 920 tbs. $7.25; 1, 310 ets. 39. Cows -1, 1.010 tbs. $7.50, 1, 1.250 lbs. 36; 6, 940 ISS. $5 .25 : 4, 980 Me. 3:5.25: 1, 1,140 tbs. 36; 1,. 940 ' Mee 56.50; 2. 1,100 Ms. $8; 1, 970 rbs. 35.50; 1. 1,350 Ms. 59.50.' 3, 1,200 ibs. 59.50; 1, 1,050 tbs. 57.50; I, 1.020 tbs. 56.25: hoge, 516.75 fed send watered; lantbs, $13.50 to 514; calves, 27 to $18.. i Quinn and Hisey sold: Steen* and heifeng ;---6, .575 tbs. 86.50; 16. 690 tbs. $7.25; 14. 750 tbs. $7.25; 4, 690 Ins 53; 11, 875 lbs. 58.86; 3, 860 Ms. 51023; 6, 880 lbs. 59.50; 12, 812 tbs. 38. Cows -+-27, e10 tine 35.20; 3, 1,080 lbs. 57.50. Bulls -3, 556 s. 36. Sparkhall and Armstrong sol : Steers and beifers-6, 315 lbs. '511; 1, 79 tbs. 39.50; 12 910 tbs. 311.25; 12. 895 Ms. 511.60; le, - 985 tbs. 511.50; 1, 710 IS. 58; 2, 800 lbs. 510.8e; 3, 887 tbs. $9.50 . 3, 510 tbs. 56.50. Ceive-5, 1,165 lbs. 59.75; 10, 857 lbs. 35.25; 1, 920 tbs. 55.25 1 2, 905, tbe. 55.25; 6, 930 Me. 55.25: 5. 960 lbs. 55-.25; 2, 860 Ms. $5.25; 25, 980 tbs. 55.25; 2, a.075 Ma. 57.50; 23, 940 lbs. 55.25: 8, 950 Ms- 35.25; 17. 870 lbs. 35.25; 20. 900 lbs. 55.25; 2. 1,110 rose 56e85: 1, 1,090 Ms. $6: e, 986 its. 57.35; 1, 1,270 Me. •$10; calves, $6.75 to 517.50. $14: ehreep, $4.50 to 38.50; calves, 57 to $18. McDonald and Halligan sold 35 loads,- Tizitchex: 13, 1,200 tbs. 511.75; 3, 810 tbs. $14.50; 1, 740 tbs. $8.50; 1.4, 930 tbs. $10.80; 2, 695 las. 59; ID, 955 Ms. e10.15; 2, 950 Ms. 34.50; 11. 150 tbs. 39.7$; 4, 820 tbs.i. $1.75; 9, 870 tbs. $5,20; 12, 100 tbs. t10.50.1 C ' oers-1 1,170 tbs. 31.0; 2,. 1,205 tbs. 59; I, :1.110 ties. $7•' 2, 990 lbs. $o t 1, 1,110 Me. *5.50; 1, 940tbs. $8; 7, 1,080 tbs. $7.50; 5, 1.130 tbs. 59.85; 5, 1,060 Ms. $5.20: 23, 1.50 res. 55.20; 15, 920 tbs. $5.20.. LaT111}S- Choiee, $13.75 to $14.25 : medium, 313 to 513.59: cernmon. 312.25 to 512.75. Ca1ves-- 33.60 to 317.75. Sheep --Good. 3e to $3.50; cell. 42 to 34.50; fair, $6 to $7.25. The quotations were: Choice heavy steers, 513.25 to 513.50; good heavy eteers, 312.59 to 313.00; butchers' cattle. choice, 311.50 to $12.00; do., e•ood. $10.50 to $11.00; ,do. n,t,diurn, S.75 to 59.25: do„ common, '56.00 t, 50.50: bulls. choice, $10.00 to 510.50: qte., medium, 38.73 tO 30.00; doe rough, 57.00 to 37.21; butcher' coeve, choice.. 510.00 to 510.50: do., good, 39.00 to 59.25: do., medium, 58.2e to $8.50; de., common, 36.50 13.75; stockers. $7,50 to 310.00: feeder:, 510.00 to 511.25; canners and cutters, 55.00 te $6,25; milkers, good to choke, $110 to $175; do. cornmon and medium„ 565.00 to $75.54; springers, $90.00 ' to 5175.00: light eereo 5e.00 to 39. yearlings, $0.00 to $10.0: spring lambs, per cwt., $13.50 to 114.e0; calvee, good to choice, 517.00 to $1e.e0; hog, fed and watered, $16.7e; do.. s eig`eeft off cars, 517; do., f.o.b., 615,75; cie, 4,:u.. to farmers, s15.30. ator.treal. Novetnber 25. -Cattle: ReeeiPte. e.4.11; receiPte, 1,850 less than la.st Monday. :Ceet, a at! of steers averaged 1,115 palm& ann. were seld ror $11.80. One load woe` Nola eta a dreestel-weight basis. The balance of tat. cattle were all sold under 59.50 or 5.15.' There wee a little higher average :raid for the common to medium. butcher et.ttle.' Canners were firm at $1.75. Only a few odd bulls .were sold for more than nutcher steern. good, $9.5to $11.30; •$e...25. Quotations: .fredium, 68.50 to $9:50; com.1 on, 56:15 to 6'.2Z: butcher heifers, meditim, 57.50, to Ie.50; common. 56 to 57.25: butcher cowe.` notel, $3 to $S.75; medium, $6 to 57.50; e'''^ers, 54.75; cutters, 55 to 36; butcher helts, common, $5.50 to $6.25. Sheep -Receipts, 3.930; good lambs were sold for $13.75 to 514; mixed tote of fair (Leann 515 to 518.50; there was a larger per- centalee of ewes offered. Good ewes, $e, with tree elite reported at 58.50; very coniraon ewes were down to 36. Quotatioree: Ewen ra57enot, 35182; to 58; good, 413-75 to 314; "nu - Hens -Receipts, 2,117; `The hog market was weaker. Selected iota Weighed off cars were sold .for $10.15 to $17, with Packers trYing to buy at 416.50. Quotations (off -car weights) Selects, 316.76 to „ 517; lights, $15 to 315; heavies, $16; sows, $12 to 313: HARM°, Novensber Receipts - 78u • good St,dY, COMMOn 25 eto 50 cents w heer; rshne steers, 316.75 to $117 -shipping Vehtra* 514.73 '4' $1€ bucchees, 34, to $151 .year,ings $14 to $15.40; heifers, 56 to 311,50; cow, $4,...n't to 510.75; bulls, 36 • to 9.50;21 etocklere anti feeders. $6 to $10.25; rreih cows, and springen, 36.50 to 315.75. Calves-- - Receipts, 1,500; 60e ',higher, ,.$5 to $20.50. Hogs -Receipts, 15.200; • Pigs 40e 'higher, others 15c higher, heavy, Mixed and yorkers, $14.50; light "yorkers and pigs, 314.50 to 3141; -roughs, 112.50' to 313; stags, 58 to $ 1. Sheep and lambs --Receipts, 12,000; Iambs slow; larabs, $8 to 114.75; yearlings, $7 to $11; wethers, $9 *to $9.60; ewes, .58 to $8; mixed sheep, 38 bo $8.60, Hartman -In Stanley- township. on November. 8th, to Mr and Mre. E. J. Hartman, a son. Lamont -'In Grey townahip, on November 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lamont, a son. MARRIAdES ;. aylor.-In Stanley, on Novesnber 19th, by the Rev. 3. E. Hogg, Emma .Ta,net, daughter of Mr. William Taylor, of Stanley, to Dude -1y Nellie laird, of Glenavon, Sask., son of Mr. ArthtirVird, of Dudley, England. DEATHS. Mountain.. -At Londesboro, on November 16th, John David blountain, aged 65 years. • McCallten.--Itt Morris township, on Novernber 12t5, Donfild McCallitm, aged 67 years. IMPORTANT NOTICES VSTRAY SHEEP, -STRAYED FRCiM LOT -La 8.Concession 2, Hibbert, Sunday after- noon,. November 1.615, one sheep eilith long tail. Any information leading to its re- covery please phone 11 on 19 Dublin Central or J. W. BRITTO* R. R. No. 2, Dublin. 2711x1 lanSTRAY, CATTLE. -STRAYED ON TO,THE -"premises of -the undersigned, Lot 1, Con- cession 3, L. R. S.. Tuckersmith, one heifer, and ,,one Steer. Owner may have ;zinnia on proving property and paying chatges. ANDREW BUCHANAN, Hensel). P. 0., Ont. 2711-tf ROAR FOR SERVICE. - THE UNDER- " signed has for service a thoroughbred Yorkehire hog on Lot, 22, Concession 2; Tuciceremith. Terms -51.50 at time of service with the privilege of returning if necessare. EDGAR BUTT. - 2711x2 11.1•01.1SE AND LOT FOR .SAL. -FOR SALE, a -I- cheap and on reasonable terms d good •comfortable dwelling and lot .oh north side r .h S.u.et Seaforth, Ono Conveniently sit:AI/el to again Street. Apply to „IAMES WATSON, Insurance Agent; Searorth. .2711-tf WSTRAY HEIFER ABOUT TWO YEARS '4 old, red with white star on face. Came to Lot 26, Conceesion 6, McKillop, albout the 2nd of November. Owner may have sarrie by proving property and paying charges. WILMER SCOTT, R. R. No. 1 Seaforth or Phone 6 on 285, Seaforth Central. , 2710x3 A STRAY YEARLING HEIFER IS ON TUE -a-a-farm of Mr. Charlie Regele, Lot 3, Con- eession 9, McKillop. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for ad- vertising. CHARLIE REGELE, Dublin,- , R. R. No. 1, 2710x3 WOR SALE. --TWO GOOD FRAME BUILD- ings, one -18x50, suitable for drive shed; the other, 24x30, suitable for a *straw shed or drive shod. Apply to 3. H. WHEATLEY. R. R. No. 1, Blyth, or phone 18 on. 23, 'Blyth Central. 2710x3 TEAC-HER WANTED FOR SCHOOL SEC- -a- tion No. 10, Tuckerstnith, ‘holding first or second claes certificate. Experienced teacher preferred. Duties to commence Jan- uary 2nd in new school building. Ee 3. DIN- NIN, Sectretary-treasuren Kippen. 2705x3 ROAR FOR SERVICE. -THE UNDERSIGN - ed veiettes to announce that "Earl King" the ehampion hog at the Canadian National Exhibition. at Toronto, will be for service at Lot 27, Concessioo 11, McKillop. Terms - 31.75 at time of service. W. T. GRIEVE. 270exa • MEETING OF HURON COUNTY • COUNCIL The Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will meet in the Council Chember, Goderich, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of December. 1919, at 3 o'olock in the after- noon. Al] accounts should be in the hande of the Clerk on or before that date.- GEO. W. HOLMA.N, Clerk. . Dated, Gederich, November the 15th, 1919. 27102 NOTICE TO FARMERS The Farmers' Club, Seaforth, hive made arrangements for the shipping of Cattle and liesg8. • Any. one having stock to dispose of communicate with Mr. George T. Turnbull,, Pohne 94, Seaforth, who has been appointed to look after shipments. RUSSELL DORRANCE 2710-tf Secretary, U. F. 0. ANNUAL MEETING -BRANCH 317 CARNEGIE LIBRARY HALL ON. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 3rd, at at 8.15 Business --Election of Directors for 1920 and' .appbinting Delegates to the F. O. Convention, Toronto, Dec. '16th to 18th, The co-operative ship- ping of live stock will be explained. Parties interested would do well to bear this in mind. Any person wish- ing feeding molasses, phone the Secre- tary, 14-239. A full attendance is desired at this meeting. The industry that gives you bread deserves your loyal support. G. D. C..Harn, N. R. Dorrance President. Secrettiry. • 2711x1 WINTER IN' ALGONQUIN PARK As a winter ,panacea for coughs and colds Algonquin Park cannot be equal- led. Two ;thousand feet above the sea it is always dry and cold, and usually bright, and no matter how cold it is the man ih'ith a sweater will'never suffer. Days spent in snow - shod tramps, through primitive fore- sts, in the breathlesh flight ef the toboggan. or ski, and in the ring of steel against the ice -bound waters of some lake; together with evenings spent in soCial converse around the cosy warmth of an old fashionel log fire; these slip away unnoticed but those who have once experienced them return to their avocations with renew- ed energies, with hardened muscle, and a grateful memory that forever blots out all thoughts of the relaxing South. The "Highland Inn" owned and operated, by the Grand, Trunk Railway, offers icomfortablie accom- modation at reasonable rates. For all particulars apply to T. Clarke, Manager, IAlgonquin Park Station, Ontario. ,, e AUCTION SALES A UCTION SALE. -THE UNDERSIGNED "'tire going to sell without reserve by public\ auction at Winthrop, on Tuesday. December 9th, at one o'clock, the lumber, timber, joists, etc., taken out of Winthrop flour Mile Terms --All sums und& $5, cash; over that amount 6 months' credit .on approved • Joint notes. Five per cent. off for cash. EDGE 4; SMITHERS, Proprietors rT. Brown, Auctioneer 2711-2 AUCTI0N SALE. -MR. THbS. BROWN., has received instructions from the under- signed to sell by public auction at his -resi- dence, 'William Street, Seaforth, on Friday, November 28th, at 2 o'clock, the following: 1 five horse power coal oil engine nearly new, 1' heavy wagon, 1 bugg, 1 cutter, 1 Daisy 'churn, 25 rods Page wiy0 fence. 1 bay rack, 12 feet long; 7 cords hrdwood beach and maple, 1 cow due time ot sale. 1 milch cow, 1 heavy horse 5 years old 1 heavy robe. I dray wagone flat top. Terns of Sale -All sums of $10 and under, cash; . over that amount 6 months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes.. A discount of 5 Per cent. off for cash. All wood to be cash, R. FROST, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auctioneer. 2710x2 A lUCTION,•SALE OF CATTLE, IMPLE- ••`-a• menta and other articles. Mr. Thomas Brown has received instructions to sell bY public auction on Lot 23,Concession 18, McKillop, on -Wednesday, December 3rd, at one p, rn., sharp,the followink: Cattle -1 cow 8 years old due -to calve in March, 1 milk cow 4 years old, 1 heifer due to ca'tve in February, two yearling heifers, two year- ling steers, one spring . colt Implements One- Magnet cream separator, nearly new. 1 Improved barrel 'churn, 1 good wagon with box and spring seat, 1 Walking Plow, Ford touring car, model 1917, 1 coal heater, 25 ypung White Leghorn hen, 50 spring pullets. Terms -All sums of $10 and under, cash. Six months will be given on approved joint notes. A discount of 6 per cent.- per annum allowed off for cash. ARTHUR 110Y, Proprietor; T., Brown; Auctioneer. 2711x1 _ AlICTION i$AVE OF TIOUSE AND `LOT •4-- and ligusehold- Furniture, Mr. Thomas Cameron bas received instructions to sell .by Public auction in The 'Village of Hensall on Tuesday, December 2n4, at two o'clock p.m, .the following: One range, 1 cooestove, 1 coal heater, 1 wood heater, 1 extension table, 1 •bedroorn setlounge, kitchen chairs, wash- ing machine, fanning mill, onion cleaner, field scuffier, garden scuffier and other gaiden -thole, bag truck, wheel barrow, and other articles too numerous to mention Real Estate -Lot No. 36e in the Village of Hen - salt on which there is a good one and one- half story 7 -roomed house, stone foundation and -cellar, hard and soft water, garage, a- bout 3,000 feet of greenhourca'glass, piping, boiler and MeLaughlin car. Terms of Sale-- - Household fuiniture-Cash. Real Estate -10 per cent. on day of sale and balance in 30 days. Positively no resexve- as the proprietor is -moving to Michigan J. P. HARBURN, Proprietor; Tilos. Cameron, Auctioneer. 2711-2 A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD F01314I- 4--*-ture at the residence of Mrs. M. Williams, east of the Commercial Hotel on Saturday, Novenaber 296, at one p. msharp, the fon loeving; Quarter cut oak sideboard, 1 book- case, 3 'oak rockers, $ arm chairs, 1 leather chair, 1 walnut sofa, 2 upholstered sofas, 1 music cabinet, I china cabinet, music stool, 1 piano chair, 1 rocker, 3 walnut chairs, 3 rugs, 1 wooll carpet, 1 large mirror 6 feet by 3 with marble stand, 2 small mirrors, solid oak hall tree, 1 small oak table, pictures, 1 walnut writing desk, 1 small writing desk. 2 bedroom suites, 1 stretcher and mattress, 2 toilet seta, 2 kitchen tables, kitchen chairs, 2 refrifeerin tors, new Perfection oilstove, 3 burner with oven; 1 Empire steel range, clothes bars, 2 8 -day clooks, dishes, lamps, electric lame), electric ehadengatair rods and pads, curtain poles and winddiv shades,. 1 large shade, sten ladder& shovels, hoes, rack, lawn mower, 3 bend slots, 1 buck saw,. 3 ash sifters, toas, waeh bench, washing machine, & gallon oil .can, waeh boiler, fruit jars, crocks, kitchen utensile, eardines, verandah chairs, watering can, some lumber, 1 door with glass panel and a number of other' articles. Terms -Cash. 'MRS. M. WILLIAMS, Proprietress; T. Brown, Auctioneer. 2710-2 AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, 151- 1:4mm:its and Household Furnitaire, Geo. Elliott has been instructed to sell by public auction on Lot .21; -13. R. S., Wednesday, December 10th at one p. m., sharp. Horses -- 1 horse 5 years- old heavy draft, 1 gelding 8 years -old. heavy draft, 1 filly 1 year old heavy nraft, 1 gelding . 1 year old heavy draft, 1. 'aged mare supposed to be with foal heavy Aran, driving mare six years old. Cattle -One cow seven: years old due to calve lse May, 1 cow 8 years' old due to ealve about lst May, 2 heifers 1 year old: 2 spring calves, 100 Rock hens. Imple- ments -1 five foot Deering mower, 1 Deer- ing 13 disc drill almost • new, 1 Mann culti- vator. 1 dise, 1 hay rake. 1 Olieer bean harvester and cultivator, 1 3 -section harrow, 1 land roller, 1 Deering side rake, 1 Oliver walking plow, 1 Cockshutt walking plow. 1 wagon and gravel box, 1 set bob sleighs nearly new, 2 top buggies, 1 open buggy, 1 cutter almost new, 1 hay rack, 1 fanning mill, 1 grass seeder, 1 Sharplese cream separator, 2 sets double harness, 2 sets single harness, 1 sugar kettle, a number. of *sap pails, 1 wheel barrow, 1. hay fork, car and rope, 3. grindstone, a number of grain bags, 1 scythe, forke, shovel, neckyolte, 2 sets whifeetrees, logging chain, hoes, cross cut saw and other articles too numerous -to men- tion. •A qua.ntity of household . furniture - Cash. Tene.s.-All sums of .110 and under, cash ; over that amount 6 rmonths' credit on furnishing approved joint notes. Five per cent. per annum off for caith on credit -amounts.. RODERICK McKENZLE, Pro.; George Elliott, Auctioneer. 2111x2 • ,FARMS FOR SALE _J WARMS FOR SALE. - 1. HAVE.. SOME ' Shoice ;farms for sale in the Townships of Ueborne and Hibbert, all well built and intpro ed, an easy terms of payment. THOMAS CAM RON. Woodhann Ont. 266841" WARMFOR SAL. -FIRST CLASS PAS- ture' lot in the township tof Stanley for sale, west one-half' Lot 5, Conceesion 4, Township pf Stanley, part of the Estate of R. B. Logan. For further -particulars eapply 'to B. R. HIGGINS, P. 0. Bair 127; Clinton, or phone Bell 190, or to LONDON' et WEST- ERN TRUSTS CO., London, Ont. 2708-4 enlARM FOR SALE. -LOT 83, CONCESSION 1: 6, McKillop, 100 acres ef the hest clay land in. McKinop, 6 -acres of bush, the rest in a high state of cultivation; 5 miles from Seaforth, 2 tulles from Constance, 114 miles from school, There are on the oremises a good seven roomed house, large bank barn 64x76, all Page wire fencea and well under - drained. -Possession given March lat. Apply to MRS. SAMUEL DORRANCE, Seaforth. 2'710-tf poP: .SALP).-:-HOUSE • AND HALF .ACRE "L. of land in the village of Egmondville, The property -is situated on Centre Street, close .to the Presbyterian church and is known as the Purcell property. Good, comfortable house, good shed, good well and cement cistern. All kinds ef fruit trees, strawberries, raepberries, and currant bus.hes. This is a corner property with no breaks on front, and the land it, in a good state of cultivation. Thie is a nice property for a retired farmer and the taxes are light. For particulars apply on the premises or to JOHN RANKIN, Seaforth. • 2584-ta WARM FOR SALE. -THE UNDERSIGNED a: offers for sale farm lot No '13 on the tiret concession of the township of Hay, en the London Road, two milea south of Hensall and three and three-quarter miles' north of Eileter. There is a neat brick cottage and frame bear, with good stabling under it, and other good out buildings. There are good wells on the property and a ftne Young erchaod, The land is in a good state of *cultivation with fiveacres of bush and nearly all the fall Ploughing done,. and is well undee drained. Possession 'can be arranged to suit the -pur- chaser and good terms of sale offered. Apply to owner at said lot or th his agent G. ;1. SUTHERLAND; Real Estate Agent it Hensel"( P. 0. FRANK ROSS, Owner, Hensall, R. F. D. No. L 2707-tf WARM FOR SALE. -BEING LOT 29, CON - a. cession 4, township of Tuckersmith, con- taining a hundred acres, 94 acres cleared, the balance ie hardwood bush, principally maple. On the premises is situated an 8 -roomed house and woodshed, 1 barn 49x90 with stabling underneath 1 barn 80x60, 1 driving shed. These buildings are in first class condition with water piped th house and barn from a never failing spring well. Also two acres of good orchard arid small fruit. This farm is situated 4 miles from Seaforth, 2 miles from Brucefield, about half mile from school, on the Mill Road, known as the old Brock farm. For further particulars apply to RAINEK ARMSTRONG, R. R. No. 1, Bruceffeld, Ont.; or phone 13 on 187, Seaforth Central 2707e84 W. S.. GOIIVILEY EMBALMER . 'FUNERAL, DIRECTOR 1 Undertaking Parlors Above M . Williams.' Grocery ` Store, Main Stave( Seaforth. Flowers furnished on short noticle Charges moderate Phone -Night or Day -!--192 ?Ampummitimmiiiimumnimmum = T. HOLMES .010 1 Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer / E, Undertaking parlors in Odd- . building opposite ••• Floweirs furnished ou .= short notice. = Phone Night. or Day. 119 = 5111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111g Stewart Bros. Resi- dence Gopierich st, op- posite Dr, Scott's. =IN 0=1 Ff•O Now .INOR molo NMI PIM ION 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 cream carefully and give you statement of the same. We also supply tans free of charge, and give you an honest business deal, Call in and see us or drop a card for particulars. THE SEAFORTH CREAMERY Seaforth Ontario $t;.atford,'Ont. .The largest and best Corn- mercial School in Western On- tario. We give individual in- struction and students may enter our Commercial, Short- hand or Telegraphy Devart- ipents at any time. We assist graduates to positions. Write now for our free catalogue and learn the nature of our work., w 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Cct ion MM. D. A. MeLACHLAN, Principal., = GRAND TRUNK'S' The Double Track ROute between MONTREAL, TORONTO. DETROIT & CHICAGO Unexcelled Dining Car Service. Sleeping cars on night trains ana Parlor Cars principal day' trains.. 1 For further particulars apply to any Grand ,Trunk Ticket Agent or G E. Horning, District Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. • W. Somerville --Town Agent W. R. Plant . .Denot Agent berhart's- .._ Garage & Machine ' Shop. t Having opened a garage and mai' chine shop in the building formerly occupied by J. H. Wright,'I am ninv in shape to do all kinds of work, such as sharpening saws, skates, lawn mowers,, re airing gas- engines and overhaul - in automobiles, etc. We will repair any article worth repairing. New and second hand gas engines for sale. Give us a call. - OUR -TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH • Have a' few cords of 13 inch hard- wood left at $5.00 per cord. een SAVE AND PROSPER The connanions of Victory are Work and.. Thrift. If the people. of Canada practise these essentials, our great probletns of reconstruction can be settled to the mutual benefit Don't wastet Save and prosper, THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Seaforth-,*Tch J. G. Mullen manager .:Gae111.,",47. .• N POIL 'AXEDPRPER, Piles can 13e cured MEDIEOL Suppositories quickly give relief to thoSe who suffer .from Piles or Hemorrhoids. They are prescribeti by leading" Physicians all over the world. Box containing one dozen, $1.7.5 If your Druggist cannot supply you, write direct VI- • ALLIED DRUG COMPANY PORT HOPE - - - ONTARIO w mums ummummisinlinms nnunommn 41110111. ma* mat 4•••1 econd Hand EniinesI • OM 41•01 UM MO IMO, MR if AIM ........, %in = 1-20 II. P. Clinton Tractibn engine, 'over -hauled, refitted and -re- E Louis Eberhart = . painted • 1-18 41. P. Compound Traction Engine with 18 inch wheels, oval - SUN.. .... ..... ..., • and Separators for Sale 11021' MON. TUE. ee Tee ann.- VANCOUVER 1010 ^ WINNIPEG TORON+0" oroniszNancouver (Both Ways) Coanntatelng moat OCTODER '5th, lassies TORONTO turicboa syr.sreoto 9.15 P.M .DAILY MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT Standard Sleeping, Dining, Tourist and • Colonist Cars. First-slass Day Coaches. Parlor Car -through the Reales. Sunday, Monday, Wednesilly, friday Canadian Natlenal all the way. I tueaday, Tkuisday. Saturday fla 2.5., Mirth SaY, enthrone and Canadian asthma. IWO*, lotpromMon trOm Conadion Oattonol Amis. op -NENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, TORONTO Toronto - Winnipeg Cionpartosit-Obowatiso tawdry ear* Canadian ationa R w a =• hauled, refitted and- repainted. - ' w - - NM = 1-14 H. P. J. M. Ross & Sons Traction. Engine, over -hauled, re- = .... 1.+: fitted and repainted. .... ... - = 1-16 H. P. Waterous Simple Traction. Engine, thoroughly = -= over- hauled, refitted and repainted. .. F. 1-14 H, P. White Traction Engine, thoroughly over -hauled, refitted. = - - _ and repainted. .. , .. _ .... -. a 1-20.H. P. Bell Traction Engine, just as received from the user, in = - .... = good working order. .. . = 1-20- R. P. 3. I. 'Case Traction Engine, just as received from the =N-4 = user in good working order. AMON II! , ages = 1-18-20 Waterloo Traction Engine, boiler over -hauled. The engme 17 = part just as received from the user. . MI. WOW .":'. 1-18 H. P. New Hamburg Portable, Engine, over -hauled and re- - = _ painted. • - - In addition to the above we have a number of second hand Portable & E. - FE, Traction Engiues, just as received' from the customer, which vire = will sell OM OMB .101* = /1=It 11.11W IIIIMV ' IMO GASOLINE ENGINES E 1-10 11. P. International iterosene Engine, portable, on wheels. = most new. BE 1-10 H. P. Ellis Gasoline Engine, almost new. = 1-5 H. P. Type W Gasoline Engine, New. 1--.-5-10 Avery Tractor in good working -order. 11111. 1111•6 1111116 ANIL - •SEPARATORS . , = = F.,.. 1-22-40 Lister Separator with ,StrawCarriers and hand feed = attaclament. Almost, new Suitable for. small gasoline engine. E: Ei 1 -John Goodison Separator with wind stacker and feeder. low = 1 -Monarch Separator With wind stacker and hand feed atta ment, rebuilt. • = All of the above machinery is in stock at -our works in Seem* = AMP 411M6 = and can be seen by intending purchasers. Also Individual Separators & Waterloo Boy Tractors E The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Ltd., Seaforth, Ont. 3 taNNNINUMIMUSUBIIIIMIMMUMMIUBMISMIUMMINIMITIMBIBIBbismit Nmemeeem... Stationery Every Lady of refined tastes ap- preciates stationery which is just a little better -just a little more dis- tinctive -just fitting her personality, her preference and her ideas of the nicer proprieties .of polite correspond- ence. " 6 Our lines • are exclusive and iare fOund only at our store, Give "Him" Something - Useful AUTO -STROP RAZOR SHAVING SETS. ETC. TOILET SETS • MILITARY BRUSHES FOUNTAIN PENS ETC.; ETC. THINK OF IT! Only 23 More Days for Christmas Buying _ Every scason invite your • Kodak What could be more acceptable • for Xmas • Large stock $5- to $25 Ca,lendefi and Folder Mounts for your own interesting snap- • . shots 2 for 25e. 'Es UMBACH, Phm. B. • DRUGGIST AND STATIONER SEAFORTH Silverware Coupons given with all purdhases. ammieraisol French Ivo In your selection of Gifts by al/ means considiekr "FRENCH IVORY, the -most Beautiful of all Toilet Ware.. We handle .inly the real "FRENCH IVORY" and each piece is stamped.. Let us show you our attractive assort-. ment, For Milady's Merry Christmas TOILET ARTICLES PERFUMES' TOIL -ET NEWEST FICT ON LIGGETT'S CHOCOLA W .1'. BOX & CO. Embalmers and Funeral Directors H. C. BOX -Holder of Government Diploma and License Charges moderate Flowers furnished on short notiee Night Calls ' Day Calls Phone 175 Phone, 43 i GRAND TRUNK'S' The Double Track ROute between MONTREAL, TORONTO. DETROIT & CHICAGO Unexcelled Dining Car Service. Sleeping cars on night trains ana Parlor Cars principal day' trains.. 1 For further particulars apply to any Grand ,Trunk Ticket Agent or G E. Horning, District Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. • W. Somerville --Town Agent W. R. Plant . .Denot Agent berhart's- .._ Garage & Machine ' Shop. t Having opened a garage and mai' chine shop in the building formerly occupied by J. H. Wright,'I am ninv in shape to do all kinds of work, such as sharpening saws, skates, lawn mowers,, re airing gas- engines and overhaul - in automobiles, etc. We will repair any article worth repairing. New and second hand gas engines for sale. Give us a call. - OUR -TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH • Have a' few cords of 13 inch hard- wood left at $5.00 per cord. een SAVE AND PROSPER The connanions of Victory are Work and.. Thrift. If the people. of Canada practise these essentials, our great probletns of reconstruction can be settled to the mutual benefit Don't wastet Save and prosper, THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Seaforth-,*Tch J. G. Mullen manager .:Gae111.,",47. .• N POIL 'AXEDPRPER, Piles can 13e cured MEDIEOL Suppositories quickly give relief to thoSe who suffer .from Piles or Hemorrhoids. They are prescribeti by leading" Physicians all over the world. Box containing one dozen, $1.7.5 If your Druggist cannot supply you, write direct VI- • ALLIED DRUG COMPANY PORT HOPE - - - ONTARIO w mums ummummisinlinms nnunommn 41110111. ma* mat 4•••1 econd Hand EniinesI • OM 41•01 UM MO IMO, MR if AIM ........, %in = 1-20 II. P. Clinton Tractibn engine, 'over -hauled, refitted and -re- E Louis Eberhart = . painted • 1-18 41. P. Compound Traction Engine with 18 inch wheels, oval - SUN.. .... ..... ..., • and Separators for Sale 11021' MON. TUE. ee Tee ann.- VANCOUVER 1010 ^ WINNIPEG TORON+0" oroniszNancouver (Both Ways) Coanntatelng moat OCTODER '5th, lassies TORONTO turicboa syr.sreoto 9.15 P.M .DAILY MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT Standard Sleeping, Dining, Tourist and • Colonist Cars. First-slass Day Coaches. Parlor Car -through the Reales. Sunday, Monday, Wednesilly, friday Canadian Natlenal all the way. I tueaday, Tkuisday. Saturday fla 2.5., Mirth SaY, enthrone and Canadian asthma. IWO*, lotpromMon trOm Conadion Oattonol Amis. op -NENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, TORONTO Toronto - Winnipeg Cionpartosit-Obowatiso tawdry ear* Canadian ationa R w a =• hauled, refitted and- repainted. - ' w - - NM = 1-14 H. P. J. M. Ross & Sons Traction. Engine, over -hauled, re- = .... 1.+: fitted and repainted. .... ... - = 1-16 H. P. Waterous Simple Traction. Engine, thoroughly = -= over- hauled, refitted and repainted. .. F. 1-14 H, P. White Traction Engine, thoroughly over -hauled, refitted. = - - _ and repainted. .. , .. _ .... -. a 1-20.H. P. Bell Traction Engine, just as received from the user, in = - .... = good working order. .. . = 1-20- R. P. 3. I. 'Case Traction Engine, just as received from the =N-4 = user in good working order. AMON II! , ages = 1-18-20 Waterloo Traction Engine, boiler over -hauled. The engme 17 = part just as received from the user. . MI. WOW .":'. 1-18 H. P. New Hamburg Portable, Engine, over -hauled and re- - = _ painted. • - - In addition to the above we have a number of second hand Portable & E. - FE, Traction Engiues, just as received' from the customer, which vire = will sell OM OMB .101* = /1=It 11.11W IIIIMV ' IMO GASOLINE ENGINES E 1-10 11. P. International iterosene Engine, portable, on wheels. = most new. BE 1-10 H. P. Ellis Gasoline Engine, almost new. = 1-5 H. P. Type W Gasoline Engine, New. 1--.-5-10 Avery Tractor in good working -order. 11111. 1111•6 1111116 ANIL - •SEPARATORS . , = = F.,.. 1-22-40 Lister Separator with ,StrawCarriers and hand feed = attaclament. Almost, new Suitable for. small gasoline engine. E: Ei 1 -John Goodison Separator with wind stacker and feeder. low = 1 -Monarch Separator With wind stacker and hand feed atta ment, rebuilt. • = All of the above machinery is in stock at -our works in Seem* = AMP 411M6 = and can be seen by intending purchasers. Also Individual Separators & Waterloo Boy Tractors E The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Ltd., Seaforth, Ont. 3 taNNNINUMIMUSUBIIIIMIMMUMMIUBMISMIUMMINIMITIMBIBIBbismit Nmemeeem... Stationery Every Lady of refined tastes ap- preciates stationery which is just a little better -just a little more dis- tinctive -just fitting her personality, her preference and her ideas of the nicer proprieties .of polite correspond- ence. " 6 Our lines • are exclusive and iare fOund only at our store, Give "Him" Something - Useful AUTO -STROP RAZOR SHAVING SETS. ETC. TOILET SETS • MILITARY BRUSHES FOUNTAIN PENS ETC.; ETC. THINK OF IT! Only 23 More Days for Christmas Buying _ Every scason invite your • Kodak What could be more acceptable • for Xmas • Large stock $5- to $25 Ca,lendefi and Folder Mounts for your own interesting snap- • . shots 2 for 25e. 'Es UMBACH, Phm. B. • DRUGGIST AND STATIONER SEAFORTH Silverware Coupons given with all purdhases. ammieraisol French Ivo In your selection of Gifts by al/ means considiekr "FRENCH IVORY, the -most Beautiful of all Toilet Ware.. We handle .inly the real "FRENCH IVORY" and each piece is stamped.. Let us show you our attractive assort-. ment, For Milady's Merry Christmas TOILET ARTICLES PERFUMES' TOIL -ET NEWEST FICT ON LIGGETT'S CHOCOLA