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BIRTHS 4
Dalrymple. -10 2Lohe120111Z. on Febrwrn
2214, to Mr. and N. George Dalrywgple,..
a daughter.
Smith. -In SgmondvUle, o1 February 281b
>40. and Mrs. W. D. nth, daughter.
W --Ie Ob9ngtu, See, Mean. China, on
December 28. 1980. to Ser. Jab$ .a and
Mur. Welker, a eon -Donald " Crawford..
/aeoq►r-At Era Stratford Rousted, o1 Feb.
ofDublin. a daughter. to Mand Mrs. Frank J. Feeney,
MDOiscken.-In Hewlek, on February leth.
to Mr. and Mrs. WUbur MaOracken, twin
deaehtexs.
MARRIAGES
Nedlger-Holland.-[n Clinton, on Feb. 28rd,
>» the Rev. 8. Anderson, Mary Clete.
-daughter of Mr. and Mn. C. R. Holland,
to Wiliam Merritt Nedlger, eon of Dir.
and Ma. W. J. Nedlger. all of Clinton-
Looker.-Squire.-ln Mitt:bei1, on Febrasry
16th. by Rev. Mr. then, Mks Sarah Squire,
daughter of Mrn. John Squire. of the South
Ward, to Mr. Gauge Looker, of Logan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Looker.
Llvema.-In Seaforth, on February 26th,
Henry Livens, aged 79 years, 8 months
and 21 days.
Callaghan. In Egmendville. or, February 28,
Hannah Folland, wife of the late John
Callaghan, aged 69 yearn end 11 months.
Campbell. -In Brooklyn, N. Y., on 'February
24th, Janet Laird, wife of the late Dr.
J. M. Campbell.
IN MEMORIAM
DEATHS
Nota.-ltonta under thio head will be charg-
ed 60 cents per single v res and 26 cents for
melt additional verse. e .
Tr yet. In loving memory of our dear
u George E., only non of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Troyer, who paaaed away „ne year
a8o today, March 8, 1920.
Thie day brings back sed memory
Of one who le gone to rest,
The one. who think of .him today
Are the ones who lured him, batt
No one knows how much we mita him,
none but aching hearts can tell. '
Earth has lost him, heaven found him:
Jtsua doeth all things well.
What would 1 give his hand to clasp,
Hie dear sweet ince to a
To hear hie voice, to eee him 'mile
'Chat meant 00 much to me.
That memory is just as dear to -day
As In the hour he passed Away.
When days are dark and friends 're few,
Dearest George how we long for you.
From the ones who loved him halt,
SALE REGISTER
On Tuesday, March 15th, on lot 7, Con -
tension 1, 14,11. t. form, farm 'tock and
implements. Joseph Mero, Proprietor, Thos.
Brown, Auctioneer.
On Thureday, March 17th, at 1 'dock
P.M., MI Lot 32, Concession 3, McKillop,
Farm Stock and Implements. A. Wankel,
Proprietor; T. Brown, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
GARS FOR SALE.. NUMBER OF NEW
and used nr. different makes, for mile
St BROWN'S GARAGE, North Main Street,
eaforth. 2777.1
rt LAX MILL SCUTCHERS WANTED AT
once. Apply CODERICH FLAX MILLS,
Goderich. 2776.2
WOOD FOR SAI.E.--100 CORDS 01' 4 -
foot hard maple. 100 curds 14 end 16
inch wood, square timber for two or three
barns. All at moderate prices. Phone 2 on
231, Seaforth. LEO McKAY, McKillop.
2777.1
BULL CALF FOR SALE.- 8 MONTHS'
old thoroughbred Durham bull calf for
sale. Thiµ is a choice animal. Phone 11
on 131, Seaforth, or address Seaforth Post
Office. SIDNEY GEMMELL. 2776.1f
THRESHING OUTFIT FOR SALE.-SAW-
er & Massey Peerless Separator. 36 inch
with rear cut; 20 H. P. Sawyer & Massey
taction engine. All in good working order.
Apply to JOHN THIRSK, BLAKE, R. R. No. 1
2, Zurich. 2775x8-tf
r 011 SALE. -ON LOT 31, OCNCESSION
•••• 2, Tuckersmith, two barns, one 9 30956
and the other le 28x72. Alma a frame house
end kitchen. W. LANE, Rruoefleld. Phone
2-628, Clinton. 2775a3
MAN OR WOMAN TO REPRESENT US
90 days; earnings guaranteed; good
chance to make $500. Spare time may be
used. Experience unneemsary. Particulars
on »Delication. WINSTON Co., Dept. A.,
Toronto. 2777.1
rt ARM FOR SALE OR RENT. --IN TOWN-
«hipf Tuekersmith, 100 acres of land
with good buildings; 3 miles from Seaforth,
' mile from school. If not sold at once
will be rented. Also pasture farm to rent.
Apply to JAMES SPROAT, Egmondville, or
phone 18 on 160, Seaforth. 2777-tf
SHORTHORNS FOR SALE. -HERO
ed by by Royaiiet 180032.-_ for enlo; 8
choice young bulls ranging in age from 8
months up to 14 months; 2 young cows with
calves at foot. Prices reasonable. Write
me, and, if poseib!e, come and s. me: if is
worth while. JAMES HILL. R. R. No. 1,
Staffs, Ont. 2775x4
BE AN EXPERT IN AUTOS AND TRAO.
tom. -We want 200 more men immediately
to fill positions In early spring at 8126 to
$200 monthly. operating gas tractors, driving
motor trucks and cars, eellitrg tractors. ears
and farm power machinery, or as auto tractor
mechanlen, in city end country garages• Only
few weeks required learn these trades at day
er evening dames at Hemphill Government
Chartered Motor Schools in every large city
of Canada. Start now and yon will be reedy
for spring rush. Send for eatelogne.
HEMPHILL MOTOR SCHOOLS, 108 King
Street West, Toronto. Ont., Regina. Beath.
teen. Edmonton, Calgary. and Vancouver.
2'170-tf
POE SALE. -STORE, DWELLING IN CON-
nectIon, separate Souse for alb or gas-
oline; alio good stable. with ample room
for vehicles. This hon always been is No.
One stand with good village and eountry
trade. Also part of Lot No. 11, Concession
8, , Tuckersmith, containing 11 acres of lend.
On thin property is a frame house. warm
e nd comfortable, with rural telephone, stable
and drive shed, all complete. Thb ie a alae
may little place, with strawberries and all
other kind. of both berries and fruit. for
home um. This would be an ideal property
for a retired farmer. or would do fine for
a market garden. The., properties will be
sold either together or eeparetely to suit
purchaser, and tilde of possession an be
arranged. For tern;.. either ea11 personally
er oddre.o WILLIAM LEITCH. Egmondville,
Ont, Huron County. Phone No. le on
140. 2777x4_
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
ture. Thomas Brown ham been Instructed
to Dell by public auction at the residepee of
the undersigned, Goderich Street, west. Sea -
forth, on Saturday. Meech 19th, at two
o'clock p.m., the following: Solid oak side-
board, 8 leather meted dining chairs and
extension dining table, leather couch, writ-
ing dmk, cherry ':inboard, 5- Ieee parlor
suite, walnut fames and tapestry covers, 0
bed room smiths with mattrmem and spring,
s number of small tables. Pandora range
for either - coal or wood, hall rack, New
Raymowith novdensi�hkitchenasktable 3-borner oil and chairs. stove
ns
1980 five passenger Ford touring mr, and a
number of other household article. too num-
ePens to mention. Terme-Canh. MRS. O.
'M. CHESNEY, Proprietress: Thos. Brown,
Anetioneer. 2776.4
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION BALE -OF FARM STOCK AND
ingsbetents. Thos, Barna% hr, beau in.
strneted by the undereigggd to '.fell by pappUo
sdoA 0}n, lot. 27, Colinmien 2, . L.R.R.
o'clock
ee
o$ Tuesday. Mends 0 1021, a
sharp,. via: Hora-4 agrieaf
tura mitre 10 year, old.' 1 driving home,_
will work .ingter doable. eider and 1b.
liable; 1 year old filly, sired by Index.
Gown -1 row the In Morels 1 due Awn
15th. 2 farrow cows, 2 2-yeer-old fat heifers.
1 *termerold other, 8 mewl
60 pullets and hens. 1aa01enen — about
1
out Deering binder, 1 6 -foot cut Deering
mower 10 -foot Mayey.Harrie ' rape. one
Mamery.Harrle tooth PultIiator and seeder
combined, grace seed attachment. 1 MWi9y-
5100. s 14 plate dice harrow, I net diamond
harrows, 1 No. 7 WBkineon walking plow,
1 three-quarter Chatham wagon. 1 Ban
ce
sloosleigh. bay rack, gravel box, one big
box with shelving. 1 scuffles, 1 fanning mil.
1 set scales 2005 the, capacity„ 1 fotga, 1
cream separator, hay fork, buggy, cutter, 10 -
inch grain grinder, 1 8-H. P. gasoline en-
gine. 1 2-H. P. gasoline engine, 80 feet of
4 Inch belting, 1 power emery, mandrel.
2 -Inch emery stone, 44) gallon coal oil tank,
Ford coupe in good tunnies order, 1 set
double harness, 1 set ainglp fiarnem, quantity
of hay and grain and some abike, washing
machine, churn and a few housebod artld
forks, shovels, and other articles too nu
has Lmddhisn. farm•o rTeerrme All proprio
of
310.00, and under, cash; ever that amount
Fouruntnta credit if st straight fored iut. notes.
web.HARRY
STEWART, Proprietor; Thumas Brown, Auc-
Gonett. 2776-2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, 151 -
elements, and Threshing Machinery. The
undersigned auctloneem have been instructed
to sell by public auction on Lot 27, N. M.
Huy. F mile went of Blake. 'on Wednesday,
March 16th, at 12 o'clock p.m.. :Mare: -
Live SL. -1 brown home 7 yearn old, 1
brown home 8 year old, 1 driver 14 years old
rueful as third home; 1 gelding driving colt
coming 3 by Silver McKinney; 1 fresh cow
T yeam old, 2 town 8 yearn old in eel(; 1
2 -year-old heifer, 1 2 -year-old steer, 1 year-
ling heifer. 2 calves rfaing one year, 1 calf
6 weeks old, 1 sow with litter, 4 store pigs
about 175 tbs. each, come chicken°, Woo 1
4 -year-old gelding by Commodore. Thresh-
ing Machinery. -1 Sawyer-Maeney outfit, 36
inch neparetop, rear cut, 20 H. -P. Sawyer
traction engine complete with all belts, etc.
Also water tonk on wagon, all in geed work-
ing order; also one Bedwell bean thresher
'n good order, and one Pony 'separator, good
to run with gasolineengine; 1 9 H. -P. Lister
gas engine, best make, on truck; 1 Julliette
grinder, 10 -inch burr; 1 circular naw outfit,
u^intlntas
,ne, 1 6-psenger Rro Louring car
good running order. Implements, Etc.--
Massey-llarr!a binder 6 foot cut, MaseeyHan!s
mower 5 foot rut. Mann cultivator, Massey -
Serra: 11 -hoe 1.111 one home rake, cutting
h fix, fanning mill, wagon 3 -inch tire, light
wagon, top buggy. wheelbarrow, Fleury plow,
palper, single and double harness, Inrge
copper kettle, large apple drier, apple peeler,
iron kettles, washing machine, long and short
ladders, eloubletrese, neekyokes, chairs, forks.
shovels, hoes, a quantity of mixed hay, and
maroon a ticle:. Also some furniture,
heels teedv, sideboards, be rens, hang; rig lamp,
extension table, other tables, chairs, rockets,
Williams sewing machine, good es new, cook
stove fur coal or wood, coal heater, wuot1
heater. crockery, 2 lounues, Ori.nvol cream
am
separa toy, etc, Terms of Sale. -410.00 and
uoder, ash • over that amount 8 months'
v.lit will be given on furnishing approved
joint notes. Four' -per cent, per annum off
for cash on credit amounts. Chic kerne and
hay, tush. JOHN 'I'HIRSK, Proprietor;
Frank Taylor, Oscar Klopp, Auctioneers.
_777.2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STUCK AND
Implements, Etc., at farm known sa Fair
Farm, adjoining Town of Clinton. Ili day
is stormy sale will be held under cover), an
Friday, March 11th, at 12 o'clock, the fol-
lowing will be mold: Horne'.- 1 span of
Porcheron, 3000 the. well matched ; 1 span
f black general Dorpoae, well matched; 1
brown mare in foal to Percherun, 1 black
'terse, 1 black Percheron mare 2 years old,
show colt; 1 grey gelding 2 years old, 1 driv-
ing mare by Spinks Medium, extra good
road mare. Cattle. -2 Holsteins well bred
calving about time of sale, 4 Holotoiro fresh-
ened with calve) at foot, 4 Durham)), fresh-
ened, with calve, at foot, 4 Derham spring-
s Holsteins due last of March, 2 Durhums
due in April, 4 grass cows, 4 milking strain
heifers 2 years old, 2 steers rising 2 years
old, 3 heifer calves, 4 steer calves, i Durham
bull 3 years old, milking strain ; 2 brood
sows, 40 hens, Barred ltocko. Implements. -
8 -foot Maseey-Barris binder with pole truck
in Rood order, 1 7 -foot Masney-Harris hinder
with pole in good shape, 17tti Deering etiff
tooth cultivator, new: 7!,(y foot McCormick
spring teeth cultivator; 1 Diesel (16 disc)
disc, 4 -horse; 1 13 -disc drill, good as new;
1 steel roller, 12 foot; 2 walking plows, new:
1 corn cultivator, 1 muffler, 1 Deering 7 -foot
mower, 1 McCormick 12 -foot hay rake, 1 hay
loader, 2 hay forks, car and ropes complete,
2' sets her ws, 1 Maaaey.Harria manure
spreader, 3 wagons, 2 seta of bob eleigf , 1
delivery wagon, 2 hay racks, 1 flat sleigh
rack, 1 cutter, 1 Empire 2 double unitmilk-
ing mechine. I 3 -home -power Massey -Harris
gasoline engine, 1 galvanized lined water
trough, 1 steam feed cooker, 2 seta of team
harness with britohen, 1 set of team harness ;
1 Det of single harness. 15 tons of timothy
hay. 25 tone of alfalfa, 300 bushels of seed
barley, 1220 bushels of oats, 150 buehela of
mixed gain. feed forks and manure forks,
silage manure and hay fork, hoes, abo
hovels, chains and other articles. Terries.-
'
erms-' All auras of $10.00 and under, cash; ever
that amount '7 months' credit on furnishing
approved joint notes or a discount of 5%
ollowed for cash. Everything must be aold
PA proprietor has leased his farm. (Cows
have been sorted from herd of fro and are
an extra good lot). A. E. DURNIN, Pron.;
1 John Purvis. Auctioneer, 2757-2
MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM
PROPERTY IN McKILLOP.
Under and by virtue of the powers con-
tained in a certain mortgage, ,Which will be
produced at the time of sale' there will be
offered for sale by public audtlon no Mon-
day, the 21st day of March. 1921, at the hour
of two o'clock in the afternoon at the
queen's Hotel, in the Town of Seaforth, by
Thoma+ Brown, auctioneer, the following
property. namely:
Firstly --All and singular those certain
parcels or trace of land and premises eit-
uato, lying and being in the Township of
McKillop, in the County of Huron, and Pro-
vince of Ontario being composed of fleetly,
the north halt of Lot Nbmber Thirty-three
(83) in the Thirteenth (18th) Concession of
the said Township of McKillop and contain-
ing by admeasurement Seventy-five acre, of
land be the same more or leers, and,
Secondly --The eouthweet portion of Lot
Number Thirty-three In the Fourteenth Con-
emeion of" the said Township f MoKilop,
more particularly described as follows, that
is to y: Commencing at s' point on the
northerly limit of the road between Con-
ceso!ono Thirteen and Fourteen of McKillop
aforesaid end at the southwest corner of mold
Lot Number Thirty-three• thence northerly
along the westerly boundary of Raid Lot a
distance of eighty rode; thence easterly
Darellet with the 8411 concoaelon road a
distance of sixty rode; thence eouthetly par-
allel with the nail wmtorly boundary of
maid lot eighty rods to the northerly limit
o' said concession road and thence westerly
along the northerly limit of said road sixty
rode to the place of beginning, the said
herein described portion of Land containing
by admeasurement Thirty Acres of land be
the same more or lege.
On said 75 acres there is a comfortable
dwelling house, a good barn and a driving
shed. The property is fleet -class farming
land and In good condition end hi looted
about three miles from Walton and abOUt
10 miles from Seaforth. The sale will be
subject to a reserve bid.
TERMS. -10 per cent• of the purchase
money to he pald down At the time of sale
and the balance to be paid, without interest,
In thirty ',lays thereafter.
For further particulars and conditions of
male apply to PROUDFOOT. KILLORAN &
HOLME8, Seaforth and Ooderloh• Solicitors
for Mortgagee: Thos. grown. Auotlonesr.
Dated the 29th day of February, 1921.
2777.8
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id, PiraltarpO�p� i 0 e gal ..
broken na 18* 9 . a -t e*i
�rwvwv' Bn4w Balt 8,A rt 8 rota i
lar$, wail made cow, dna to calve 14!4
to P. MaKayts lmyorted. bull 112 sows
4,
Ofr Pip
eefal 4 w
heifers, epringing or with mites by their
nide; 6 Mama tieing 8 years old,` 4 helf901
rising threat 10 &teens end heifer, rising
2 Yearn old, 7 coves, due try llttor, anon, 10
chunk,, and 19 suckers- Tenne.-Bfa months'
credit' on furalebiug approved lolnt Dotal.
file per cent per annum off for cub.
THOMAS FI.ANAOAN, Proprietor;, Thomas
Brown, Auctioneer. 2777.1
,AUCTION/ SALE OF FARM • STOCK_ AND
Implements, Dor. Thos. Brown hoe been
instructed to sell by public aaetbn on Lot
82, Concemioa 8, MgKliop, on Thursday,
March 17th, at one o'clock sharp, the fol-
lowing property, namely: Horses. -8 bsavy
draft borne, 7 and 8 years old in foal; filly
tieing three year.; heavy draft by Cumber•
Walt Jinn, 1 -year-old heavy draft filly by
Glen Kau 1 -year-old filly by Earl 'O'Clay,
1 -year-old 1811, by Toddy Wlnteoe, sucking
colt by Emperor McKinney, driving horse 6
'team old by Toddy Direct. Cattle. -One cow
8 yearn old, blue cow 8 years old due to
calve March 21st, gray aow 7 years old due
W calve April 7th, spotted COW 8 years old.
due to calve March 26th, red cow 8 yearn
old due to calve Appril 1st, red cow 5 yearn
old dee to calve March 4th, ted cow 6 year*
old 005500ed to be in calf, red heifer 8
years old due to calve Auguet 2611, red
heifer 3 years old nuppased to be in calf,
red heifer 8 year. old due to calve Murch
27th, heifer a years old due to calve May
615, fresh cow 6 years old with calf 4 weeks
old, 4 heifers rieing 2 years old, 2 steers
ria ins 2 years old, 6 spring calves. 14 head
of fat made ready to ship, Piga.- Four pian
4 month, Yid, 4 pig, 3 months old, also 80
hero, 1 pair of genie--gowe and gander.
Implement'. -One wagon ournplete good ea
new,agon,' new gravel box, setof sleighs,
Portland cutter, driving sleighs, uggies,
in good repair, Massey -Harris manure
spreader No. 2, 8 -foot Mangey -Harr;' culti-
vator, 8 -foot Meaney -Herrin drill, Msnsey-
Harris disc with 14 discs, Fleury plow No.
13, 2 sets of Iron harrows, Verity plow No.
10, ,reel roller nearly new, 2 ecnfnem, Max.
sey-Harris cutting, box and jack with 26 feet
of carriers, 10 -inch Maple Leaf grinder,
scales 2000 Ms. capacity, grass seed sower,
fanning mill mpletoo
, G Imy make, turnip
drill, npray Pump wjth barrel and hose, 2
ticks of timber 1 foot ['genre 18 and 20 feet
long, el plecm of Joyce 8x8, 16 fere* long.
Maaeey•Harris binder 6-1009 cut, complete;
Marney -Harr;, hay loader, nearly new, No.
2; Deethg mower,e(4-foot cut, nearly new;
International elite &Avery rake nearly new,
10 -foot Deering rake good as new, DeLavai
cream separator 600 Me. capacity, used one
Beason, good ns new sugar kettle, n w Daley
churn,me household furniture. set team
n
haress µcomplete, 2 sets of plow harness, 2
rt, of single hornena, net of carriage
hurnesa, OU mbar of home collars, 1G -foot hay
rack new, 11 -foot hay rack and stock reek,
also 1000 bushels of Improvtd Banner oats,
500 bushels of mixed grain, 20 tons of good
timothy and alfalfa mixed. 300 bushel)) of
u ngolds, 'Perms.- All sums of 310.00 and
nder, rash ; over that amount 12 months'
r red It will ta• given on approvd joint notes,
a
r discount of 4 per cent. per annum off
for rash. Mote: hay and grain to be rash.
A. WAIINKEI„ Proprietor; Thee. Brown,
Auctioneer. 2777-2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implennenas. Mr, Thomns Cameron has
tram instructed to sell by Pohl le 11ut1i011 011
Lot 16. Concession 1, Tuckersmith. London
Bead, on Wexinee.b. , March 9th. at 12.30,
the following farm stock rind implements:
Cattle- 1 thnruughbn.low, May Flower 7th
--105839. 7 yr.rs old; 1 row 9 years nld
due to calve in April. 1 cow 7 years old due
in July, 1 fresh a ew 7 years old, lfreth
w 4 yams old, 5 'steers rising 2 r
,,., old,
1 int heifer rhino 2 yearn, 2 heifers srising
2 yearn. 1 thoroughbred heifer 11 menthe
old o day of sale; will have pedlar., on
date of sale; 2 heifers 15 month old, 1
heifer 10 months old, 3 calves 8 menthe old,
2 calves 6 months old, 2 calves 4 wreaks old.
I ius I I r, 1. w due about April 1st. 1 sow
,ie on April 10th, one sow due in April,
two youngdue May, one
r
with pigs day w of aisle, II i hunks shout
17.5 pounds also 90 Barred (lock hens end
Pullets. horses- 1 heavy draft marseepunseeps.-
edto be in foal to Commodore,l' general
purpose home 12 years old, 1 driver about
72 years, 1 gelding coming 3 years old, KITg•
Thema;: I gelding 2 yonm old, King Thomas;
I colt about 10 months old, Commodore.
Implements." 2 wagons with 2',A inch tins,
1 light wagon, 1 top buggy gnod as 00w,
1 Maxwell touring car,, peeeeneer, 1916
model, 1 bob sleigh new, r 1 licht .sleigh, 1
Portland cutter, new; Money-liarria binder
6 foot cut, Deering Mower 6 foot cut. Frost
& Wood seed drill, cultivator, corn and
bean scorner, disc harrow, steel lend roller,
steel hay rake, hay rack, 3 -section harrow»,
1 walking plow. 1 Cockhutt 1 -furrow riding
plow, 1 Fox acalo, 1200 Mx.: 1 wheel barrow,
150 feet hay fork rope, 4 slings, pulleys and
trip rope, hay fork, Page wire, stretcher,
67 bushel seed peas, 100 bechel mixed grain,
100 bushels seed rata, New Market. 100
bushels barley, 3 buahela grams send, a small
quantity of hay, 2 dozen grain hags, Melotte
cream separator, root palper, a quantity of
nngolda. home corn in stooks, 150 sap
pails, all new, sap pan and hath tuh. large
2 wooden barrels, large wood watering
tub, 1 steel barrel, Happy Thought cooking
stove, word or coal; MoClary heater, new;
me window sashes, bicycle, circular saw,
crown cuts ew, pig box, sugar kettle, a
quantity ofwoven wire fence, stone boat,
ceder posts, extension ladder, grindstone, 1
chop box, 75 5 -inch tile, gravel box, hang-
ing lamp, 2 other lamps, 1 Rink, 3 -burner
Perfection oil stove with oven, shovels, forks,
logging chains, wash .tube and other articles
too numerous to mention. Terms. --All aurae
of 910 and under. cash; over that amount
12 months' credit will be given on furnishing
approved joint notes. A discount of 4 per
ant. off for cash. JACOB DETWEILER,
Proprietor; Thomas Cameron. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM. FARM STOCK
and Implement,, Mr. Thos. Brown has
been instructd to sell by public auction on
Lot 7, Concession 1, Mullett, on Tuesday.
March 15th, 1921, the farm, containing 100
acrm of choice land, well drained, and Rood
fences. There ei on the farm seven aorta
of hardwood maple whichs suitable for
maple euger bush, and first-class brick house
and also a Large bank barn. and three
ever -failing wells. Convenient to school and
church. Terme.--Ten per cent. of the pur-
chase money to be paid on dAy of sale; the
balance to be paid within two weeks. At
the same time and place there will also
be sold the following farm stock and imple-
ments. namely: Cattle -1 cow 6 years old
due the time of sale, 1 cow 6 years old due
May 1st 1 cow 7 years old due May 4th, 1
cow 3 yearn old due July 28th, 1 cow 9
Years old, due November 7th, one cow 4
yearnn d due November 9th, 2 °teem 8
years , 3 steers 2 years old, 1 heifer two
years 1, 3 heifers ten months old, 4 steers
R mon* old. Pig'. --1 brood sow due ',me
of sale,' 1 brood cow due April 15th. Horses
-1 agricultural mare 8 years old, 1 draft
mare 5 yearn old, 1 general purpose horse
8 yeare old, 1 driver two years old, well
broken, 1 driving aged mare. Implements.-
* wagon 'nearly new, 21 Inch tires, 1 wagon,
1 rubber tired top buggy nearly new, one
cutter nearly new, 1 bob aleigh, 1 Maeaey-
Harrie binder nearly new, 6 -foot cut, one
Massey -Harris mower 6 -foot cut, 1 Massey -
Monis need drill, 1 cultivator, corn and been
muffler, 1 ethic harrow, 1 hay rack nearly
new. 1 gravel box, 1 4-nectlon harrows, 1
Fleury walking plow and a rolling coulter,
1 Champion plow, cultivator, 1 Walker
scorner, Maaoey-Harris hay rake nearly new,
10 foot, 1 Clinton fanning mill, 1 root pul-
per, • 1 Reale 1200 IDD., 1 new Massey -Barrie
cutting box, 1 sweep wheel to drive Batting
box, 1 wheel barrow, 200 feet hay fork rope,
1 set slings, pulley' and trip rope, hay fork,
eed braes mounted heavy double harness with
high tnp', nearly new; 2 seta of plow
harrieesm, 2 nets of driving harness, 4 antlers
nearly new, one grindstone, 2 nets double -
trees, R0 end cedar pests, 8 tens timothy
hay. 400 bushel's 'eed oats, 10 bushels buck.
wheat, 160 bushels potatoes, 176 sate Darla,
nearly new, and mulles. 1 sap pan nearly
new, 8 wqoden barrels. 1 steel oven, one
Cleveland bicycle neerly new. a quantity of
Rain burse, 40 pullet', 1 hen turkey; al.
one high oven Peninaeler stove, MaClery
make, 1 Delaval cream separator, 1 kitchen
teble, 1 kitchen cupboard, 1 Delay eburs, 1
e ideboard, 9 bedsteads, forks end ehoveb, and
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terme: -Any, • grain and hens to be each.
All sums of 410 and under. cash; over that
amount 8 menthe' credit will be elven en
furnishing approved Joint notes. A discount
of 4 per cent. off for cash. JOSEPH HERO,
Proprietor: Thee. Brown. Anat. 2777x2
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SEEDS
will give tate beat returns from
each acre sown. QUALITY
TALKS. Try us with your or-
der this Spring. We still have
about 2 tons of Buffalo Fertilizer
we will sell at cost mice.
e are in the market for
Buckwheat. Get uur price on it,.
W. M. Stewart
MAIN STREET PHONE
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Write for pa > i8 or come at once. •
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MERCHANTS CASUALTY CO.
Specialists in Health and Accident
Policies liberal an' dd unrestricted,
Over $1,000,000 paid in losses.
Exceptional. opportunities for local
of ant$.
904 ROYAL BANK BLDG.,
2773-00 Toronto, Ont.
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S. T. HOLMES
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FERTILIZER
As She season Is advancing we
must be up and doing. Although
prices for all farm produce are
lower, we can not stop; we must
carry on.
There is more profit and more
pielasure in growing a good crop
than a poor one. Fertilizer and
good farming go together. There
is more Fertilizer being used
every year. It increases the yield
and Practically insures the catch
of grans seeds, which will pay
the cost of ft.
We have no hesitation in recom-
mending it for all kinds of crops
where the land is at all run down,
and for all kinds of roots, pas-
tures, or hay crops, and it is con-
siderable cheaper than it was last
fQlAl.
(nyone using it I will try to
give them the braid that will suit
their land best. All Fertilizers
guaranteed to contain what it is
sold for.
Would be pleased to have your
order. If you do not Oce ate, phone
219, Seaforth, and pour order will
be taken care of.
JAMES COWAN.
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Every Farmer Needs. a Ford
You don't hesitate to own a binder for a few day's use per
year—to nave time.
Why not a Ford for use day or night every day in the year.
—to save time that can he better used in productive work,
—to keep you in close personal touch with markets,
—to handle light produce to town.
—to bring out help to your farm,
—to keep the boys contented on the farm,
The sturdy Ford is the farm car you want for dependable power,
endurance, simplicity and economy.
We render Ford Service and sell Genuine Ford Parts.
J. F. DALY, Seaforth
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
NON -GLARE LENS
51.00 per pair
(Government Approved)
The R. R. (rib rolled) Lens is the
lowest priced effectingLena meeting
the requirements of te Law yet in-
troduced.
Made in Canada
Can be obtained from your dealer
or sent direct from Factory for $1.26
any size pair.
LINCOLN ART GLASS,
2775-3 St. Catharines, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Eaters of Andrew Wright, late of the
Township of Hibbert, in the County of Perth,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby ai,-en pursuant to the
Trustees Act that ell Cred cors and others
having elaime against the Estate of the said
Andrew Wright, who died on or about the
23rd day of Tannery A. D., 1920, at the
Township of Hibbert aforesaid, are required
on or before the girth day of March A. D.,
1991, to Bend by pmt prepaid or deliver to
the undersigned their Christian names and
Surnames, addta,eas and full particulars of
their claims and the nature of the security
(If any) held by them.
And further take notice that after the
lest mentioned date the Adm(nhitrntem wf1
proceed to distribute the meet. of the de -
eased among the parties entitled thereto
having regard only to the claim. of whfah
they Shnll Mien have received notice and
that they will not be liable for the said
net, or any part thereof to any person or
persons of whose claims they .hail not then
have had no en
Dated the tenth dor of February A. D„
1921.
OLADMAN & BTANBIIUY.
Exeter and Henson.
Solicitors for The London & Western Trento
M�Ltd., Adminleteatnm with will annexed.
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THE CAN
'OF COMMER
RAID -UP CAPITAL - •
RE9ERVEVE FUND
SEA?O,RTH BRANCH, J. G. Mullen
LADIES' SUMMER
Vests 39c
2400 Big Clearing, beautiful garments: Best choice
early, Not punk junk. Beautiful trim, lovely ma-!
terials.
Boilers $1.00
COST $6 to MAKE
Small Boilers, solid tin ; three ree ply. Each little bolter
has a tap.
Hosiery Half Price
Ladies' Black Cotton, go -'1 quality. All sizes....29c
Men's Black Cotton, worm 50c pair 23e.
Boys' Rock Ribb,.all sizes 45e.
YOUNG MEN'S
Pullovers
Fancy Sport Collars or roll collars. Pretty com-
bination colors. Half Price $3.00
FlanneletteSuits$2.75
Less than Half Price. Made of heavy Blue 'denim.
No girl on the farm should pass these up. See them
BEST QUALITY
Work Shirts $1.45
Plain Blue and Black and White stripe, made with
yoke, either heavy Rick. Fast cloths. Worth
$2.75. On Sale .... $1.45
Army Goods On Sale
Used Army Blankets, each $2.50
New Pure Wool Army Blankets, made by
Stanfields, 68x84. Each
$6.00
Army Sweaters $3.50
Army Rain Coats ...... $5.00
Army Work Shirts ...
Army Rubbers
Army Overshoes
Puttees, per pair
.. .$2.00
$1.10
$2.50
75c
A. A. COCKBURN
New Bargain Store
Dominion Quality Means A Saving
To You.
Every part of Dominion Light Planta is the best obtainable. t uality comes £rs';•, price last.
That's why a Dominion Light Plant is one hundred per cent reliable and efficient. Dominion
quality means there is little chance of your having to go back to candle or lamp while your
plant is being repaired. Then upkeep expense is cut to a miniasum-
Dominion Light Plants are quality products made in Canada for Canadian -nnditiona. A
Dominion plant on your farm will lengthen your working da; and bring you 'Inthougbt of
comfort and convenience.
We will be glad to send you a complete description and the ^.'t -no of the nesroect dealer.
SPECIFICATIONS
Generator rated at one K. W. (1000 watts) with a continuous overload capacity of 20 per
cent. or more. Battery of 160 ampere hours. 8 hour ratings. Air cooled engine with three
S. K. F. Bali bearings operates on kerosene. Loads, sixty 20 -watt ligbta wits. engine run-
ning or thirty 20 -watt lights from battery alone for eight boors.
Dominion Steel Products Co., Ltd.
Massey -Harris Warehouse, Seaforth
Al! kinds of Fertiliser, 05f you want the best, buy a Dominion"
Fixtures and uririttge en short =OW
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