The Huron Expositor, 1915-12-03, Page 5EMB1E 34.191
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THE HU 0
kers
inter Wear,'
:Ory wear.
Zed Sole toot
iCK. - These
selves to be
tr and tear.
ing the two
leather top
inch black
according to
our custom-
_ secoad Qaty
1Agood as -
re and boys
MLfS AR-
? $2,50„
with rub -
ens wool
ROTEL ,7
Seen
ne
-te, for one of
a, good
ervices held in.
thodist church,
Iltra was, no
BER
TR VAL-
RVICES
3eaten
speciality,
exceptien-
isted Wal -
tine gust -
only $ f 4
wel Wal-
e
nne quaI
ting case
nne of the
F7z8r watches
ciaj Xmas
V.$12, su,
$10. Come
(7a/ watches
ery pocket
t hie- year
at the old
[he popular
isian ivory
(y your 1,e-
-mot
at greatly
line in mil -
air brushes
:seta, hand
[oa.p boxes,
flle"' a few
U solve the
But beer
full line
.nd in an
re.
to Ingke
Retinal
Manager
member.
eret-lehafirlfrIF
9rt?yj,it
arif
1,118 - •8t rayed from Lot 11, Oeneee-
ley, two steers two yeare old, with
ut, off elate Any pereon having a uy
reline them will please notify the e„
GEORGE CloOARTNEY, B. B. N o. atuart Itsioxfw10 WileS badly WO
phonon 137.In, the head wane in Action In.
e 3 .
Issomianesensememaise has left the hospital and retur
Brusselsthe front. --Mr. Jan Fraser, •
.
-At aemeting of the °Weise field, Preached in the- Preen
BruWi'd Methodist church, church on Stufbath morel -rig. 11
'Wren, wee tendreend an too on the "But in nasion
invitation to remain, an pas- FacitoeditrtetrrthehundhdriuredelvdoLer:itis%
lath Year, and . ben. ace
t to the ePPrOval of the In ro1ro1onz.-14fr- Lein iM4-Contri
r bought Ater. MolCenziese farm
rcittee At nest canter
Wren Is a flue preacher London Ioad. Mm. ihrcKeezle ha
&fatigable, worker. and le ed Into . •Bluetard's house
•lth altclassel.-The we 'Y Thialliev-ar• 13. I ftiggins Pr
tea given by tke. ladles tai In Leeburn affell
etreet, and bent In fele Pub- el°clerlob; it SabbathOn m
netted tlw• sac Ay $22.25, Re wee -Pant IV the Preebyter
pope Of town, hies enlIsted .n'erlivermarY tserthrie: 1.404atheoll,a
Lew Perth battadort, and ianciturchw
into trainmr at Stratford.-- 12th. There will be no ten,.
Mann of tdelvilth church tearrie44 114-ionyearweed.41-1Mieadayes EllAigaritte
to be eongrattiiated ern...their
Notee."--iiirs. A. Moog and
Edna left lea -week for a visit
friends in Abilene, Kansan
pulpits nvith -hie _brother,
. mann, of port, Elan.,ire 3emen Broedfoot, of Tuckerem
G. Illadeon, ol the fifth eicrenlony was perforrred, at th
of Grey toienehip, died lest of ithe bride% eiter, Itcri. Jee.
a
A . short lib:lease A. * of 013Ttli•-A :very euccelsetuf a
an attack of meee&e% o .iffaa7 Wae ',laid on Sabbethl lact
tee set in, remelting' in . hi* Methodist Antal, When - I Rev'
trwof other membere 4 On
• at preeent Andously itlfromi
trouble. - The ennivernery
conneettom with the Mehlree-
,ch, there wile be lend On Sielle
teary ,2nd, when nevi. lar.
Waltofl. will occupy the pale ffeenrte to improve with . the. 0 yez9,4•4
'6e Nat -.well:1w et $lot) Nitta .130.9id tootles -A€1.0 received; ' ti
fer on thic occasiote-Qtar .reryleosee-John Aiketibieed, teoi
• tre iNt the front are ree I Aikenheeel, thee plated; and
heir share- of thie undneirable LiOndon 1W trainingit Xe 'is Lli
.4
war., sass McKinnon- 30 far men a good epthities and w
'ped'UNtion, barring tbk,, knock.: a VW soldier for the. kw(
of a. number of his teeth ny Littte's sale (Wee held on 'T
a trench parapet, efter a IBA Good Weep j4;i0.. eh
trom, a "Jack johnsonp islet. the was) amonaited to over 00
#1e,Y, Uwe% bought at- bin% ' I e I : , , I., •
II
es:
'balsa
with
vete'
tided
nen
drto
Bay.;
erten
vote.
vorkir
n aL
hare
has'
the,
MeV-
1 our
cnet
near
stens;
-The
yter-
ernbar
eting
vv -as
Mr,
The.
&Owe
oars
the
COUSers, of London offietated.1 lei this
1
atteincen he spoke oRlddeln!
and In the evening `Tam's
GkorTing- Chentr- The Chun
furnielted good mu*. Mr.
,wte haft 'Wen been in o
ower"
ords
choir
teens,
,t.rnidst,
m.
to
lowing prime; Beled hay; new, No. 1,
ton, $113 \to $17;50; No. ; per rton,
413 to 4,14; haled etenew, ton, 46.50-
to )
- Live Stook Markets.
Unlon Stoek ,Yerde, Toronto, ikrovern-
heir 30.-A good upply of cattle
waited dlealere*itt the market yeister-
day monning. bult the bulk of it wets
Inferior. in quality, r armlet, with
winter !ahead, "axe giettipg rid of their
peoree etock, ,and it le erening in too
fast for the demand to take tare of
it. For the better grades the neer-
ket ie Active at firm pricen A. few
extra, choice brought 67.75, withthe
general run Of ekeice At .$7.50. There
wiala !twit melt trade in etookers, bet
el few Of the t•Iniblt weight And quality
found a good Market.° Good seediukir
weight cows gold well, Wit'h-03leela
end Iterebe steady to firm!. Chn4ce light
_ewes noel to !Mk with enrittg
Lana Op -‘1.0c At 49 to 4%60. The tone
to the hog znarket wan a little etiiter,
the nange bebeg from 49.50 to 49.75.
Rice and Whaley, eolick 1. Wad of choice
butchere; $7,5*;, \24 'steers and belf;
erg, 1.$7-25; d.2 !Steers, $9,000 lbs., 4,5.75;
22 rerbeefit8, 17,250 tbs., 45.50; 6 ateerra,
4,040 lbs., 146.25; 16 lateern 14880 lbe•
l$7; psteers, 24.300 tine, 07.25; .16
°teem, -17P0 1$7; light mixed
cattle, 45 to 45.50; Iambs, 48 tor $9.75;
Sellieep, $5.50. to $6.60. Harrils Abattoir
bought 700 cattle; &vice risteers and
heifers, 46.60 to $7.60; Owe, 48.40 to
1$0..25; bulls 44.60 to 66; no inrobsi
48.251 to 49,50 ;. 'sheen light $6 to $0.60;
-coraKcion sizes% 08 to $5; Frank one,
yo for Annetta 00, bought 5, eatie, 46.65 -
Ina*
to *7.15. Corbett 0031 and Coughlin'
Tea [ O. sOld twenty loads td cattle; -bast
unday butches, 47 to 47.60; good -botches*
and. 46.60 to *6;76;; meditiret, 45.50 to Mu
The, 26; lambs, *9.26 to $9.50 C. McCurdy
whae bought three 10E43 of cattle; geol.
butchers a 40.90 to 6/0.0, common at
$5 to 15,110. Gums Limited bought 175
cattle l best butchers, $7 to $7.50;
cows, 'good, 46 to $0.40; JAWS, 46 to
,40.65; canners land mittens, 63.75 to
$4.30. W. J. Jotimeton, for Eberle Arb--
ate:sir, bdught tone toed of hog, at
491.50 fed and watered. R. Carter
;bought for Pad, 'Brothers, 200 ho,
49.60 to $9:70, fed and watered. -
13uttaki, Nov SO. -Cattle - Active;
'ilarime &eels 49 to 49.50; ellipphtg $7.75
to 48.75; butchers $6.50 to $8.25, teif
ens 45.50 to $7.50; corsets 68 to $6.75;
bulls 44 to $7, stoolcers and feedera
$5450 $7,1Stock heifers 44.50 to
26; fresh cowls and Winger, active
and !strong at 450 to $100. Yeses Wt.+
iverend rateady4Nat *4 to $12. Begs aet-1
tree heavy, 47 to $7.10; mixed, $6.90
'to 47; l'orkers 44.50 to $6.95; pigts,
$6.25; roughs, 45.90 to -46; stags, $4.',4
50 td 45.60. ISheep and Lantbe--Aetive,
eheop steady; Iamb, 46 to 49.85; year -
'5. :to $7.60; wethei% *6.75 to
Rauston is missing end it fa fear4 tam119 haro gone to Gioderick
belt
be fs) slabs. Ray Robaset Us.
wounded, as was Marin Lan).
he Latter tiyAng ehot above thrt e
bite doing duty at the Darda.
lIL Resold Good is German prin.
and Stanley Agnew is late up in
oieeteinei norm -where in Fre:neer-Five,
Brugents' idtaid lads, whO etre :In
0/4011t with the 88rd battalionexpect
etart for over,seen this week and
good wishes Of many go . with
itenx-Itev. 'Mr. Page, rector of St.
-.Ade
ch', Bruesate, has offered
titifierTices ex Chaplain In coneceetion
wiesdleoltlir new battallOnn
• ...Sege. mcllz-
Pnk. Gerry end Eimer
.were axfine frore Stratford for
week -end. Saturday evening e
- geithering wee. held in the -town,
the moldier beys wern pre -i
with *tint watches and. gold
by the. town. Addressee
whieh the bo's'n r0P4ea
te. terms. Sheze ,speechis
by 'Rev &tr. Gilroy, tele.
and Etcir. ildre Wren. The. ehair
, occupied by W. H. Kerr. Segte.
:aro and Ewen, belong to the new
_Path County Bo.ttalion, and are eons
rtvOuf wer-known besiness mea of
irnlzetle
Exeter.
..Xotes.--11,1r. Boss Flolland, who has
tont in the Woet ler tb,W west feel.,
teen years, is home to pend the wine
winter:Mr. Te Pollock has mot -
Ins Lo.mily toKerwood, whern
th
In the manager of the creamery.
44*-W1fl1amFlodgine1i.s rettirllear
to Winnipeg elf tor .a visit with; her
ihirs „L. Hardy, and other
.addition to the elao.e.e" and
y taken trace the istore of Jones
May -recently, it 11a ^3. slnee been.
f�tiad that twonnelined coats weir.
sleet take. -When the following boys
Were home Iron. Camp beet Saturday,
• Peeve Taylor •on behalf of the town.
erasented them With, wrist watche.s
Pelvates nerry Windsor, Gerald Hun,
ckin, Archie Davis and DOelgiaA Stew-
Xt.-Mr. George Statham, brother of
. W. J. Stetheen, of this town, died
te Acton 'en lefetidey of last week,
aged forty-eight year. Deceased had
eaffered for isome menthe from can -
*ere Mr.land Mrs. Stathana 'attended
'ae fuelerai---litaserg. rehrerrnall Willis
and Fred aoggarth have retUrreed
teedt the Nest, whern they lape,nt the
sunarrere-Vhile out fshooting one day
bet week 4nir Louts Plan felt end
severely injured ele knee. --,-The town
nee in darkness for a few hotirs one
eight lent week, owing to the blleake
kg Of the big' belt at the power
hue. -The .Ladies' ,Codld of Trivitt
church are holding a bazaat
May, Afternoon in the opera
I104e. There :will be an evening Pro-
le's:in-The fifth annual convention of
Iheoliercerne and Exeter Suntle-y School
lk:Vociation was held in the Sunshine
Methodist- church, te Thtanday of this
weele-The Salter, _Aid Society:: ehiP-
Ised tbie week' CO 'the Daughters of
the Empire; Lond-en, the following ern,
Woe 1,104 rads, 618 compresses, 830
washcloth.", 21 bandages, 462 gauze
Rengeee 19. ecarfe, 0 eatre a home
unit eocks, two eheets, alio 425 to
_forALsh a hospital not in nagiall&
-The; Sunday achooi of James streA
ifetbedist church, hanored MIAs Nina,
Cabs, for a number of year teach.:
fr a the primary clasne by the pr4.
enitetion of a club bagd an ade
4L'cr qn‘811114.a.th felts,s Caning well
Wen ;reeve for New York city to take
tee bornitai work. - Another Exeter
Pioneer died ntriday, in the pereon of
Kre. James Stewart, who bad resided
here for a great number dfyearpli
Stewart had- reached the great
* „85 yeans ead 9 menthet In re.)
-Aeon ehe altas3 an Anglican,. She
ieavea three ,grandsons, Alex., with
*hem he oede her hocre, another in
Detroit and oats in London. The fun-
-erai wee held Sunday afterndon tci Me-
Toggert cemetery.-Casea church has
'T(Jted in favor a c.hurels1 union, giving
niajorIty of 70 ie f avor of union,
solimelmmmolmoNNINNINII.
Anew
-At thke'_Dorninion Cheeee geotory,
neer Atwood, 225 tone of cheeate 'have
iaet. 11
r
beep thanufactured, gluring 0\03
morathe. • e
john Arthur. of Aeb
livered the *relent triad of Po
n de --
try in
Clinton one day last .week trat.:-.1rais
evert been et en in the town. It Cbina
eisted of thlrty-nine crates, vaeighleg
4,230 'ffeetlettle.,
, -The -Myth Re4. Oros 0Lr1e hae
received an idurnine dtpka0a . of
appreciation from raw C n Red
roes Society. It is .the lute
have . it framed. The circle
Wither all theoldPaper, boo
Arms, etc., and make Seald
Toronto on December 2nd,
the money received to bey xtaterLa1• to
make -ttn ,into •uneftti articles Oftor • the•
eoldiers. The circle gliippoA 93e,r fol -
ling gooda ,to headquarters: ;425 p11 -
low 37_ Gamma atirtffl, ,
tal shirts,- 69 pairs of seeks,- 4 tailor ,46e, ewe, • *S. to 05,.0; [elven, mixed,
ish townie,. 66 Ish‘eets,' 4 mufflers, 10 0-4•5° to/635•
Iblentreat, Nov. 130. - The Ftren,gth
kiwecaps, 1 !sleeping cap and 268 band-
ag-eg.; They also Meilead 418 HAn.caish. *Inch. developed' the market for bat-
att. to
to
maga-
ent to
with
B ru cefteld
'dies areatest Oft store, ready with a full
shop early. Beattie Bros. 2503,3
, .
eearry a complete sasek of footwear to keep
yoar feet warm and dry and you pay less here.
Shoes reoaired promptly. The Cash Shoe. Store, op-
posite Expositor (Mae, Seatorth, 2503 1
-
Weil Done -The ,ale of work .h.,:ld
b the Kelly !Missionary Circle last
day evening was. a decided truce -eta.
The three booths were ail prettily dec.
*rated, •Fal d the artieeS for !sale were
ettort picked up by the' es.ger rouyern,
i,
who thronged thr baeern eit. The glens
. .V110 Preelded peer the t a tables, were
'ftell't busy the greater pant of the even -
tag. Tee Mis,sice. Bend *booth made
11, nice aurn of twenty deem% *Mle
Wert two booths, and the money
=cm the tea made up the earn or
ninety-four dorars, whiner made a
rer. *Of torte hundred . and fourteen
ocklare. The ,s,octel. part ,of the er0-
wasaapent In mealy and Milbagle
W. a aicLean,fot 8ego:1.m woo
t ani"" gave three choice readings
We much appreciated by the
The Stiril realized le Wu;
rosily Circle tliikire yet
. it the!reales, and the girds are
MARKETS
sEAF ft.1714: eoxi-en
• THURSDA_Y, Dec. f.nd, 191 r•
Fall,Wheat (sten.) new 92 to 92
Oats, per bush. 35 to 3r
-
Peas, per bush
Barley, per bush 450to 45
Beans, per bush 1. 2 50'ito 2:60
Potatoeti-per-bus 90to 90
do per 1 351!te 1- 35
Bran, per ton 22. 0040 e2 00
Shorts, per ton 24A00 to 24 00
Flour, per cwt.. 2 75 to 3:15
Batter, No. 1 loose, lb. 22, to 28
Eggs, per dozen . 32,1 to 33
Hay, new, ecler tone..., 12 %to 14 00
Bean Market.
Toronto, Nov. 80. -Hand
hesher $3.50 to 43.75.
Detroit, Nov. 30.-Beens,
and prompt' chilli:rent, $3,60
50; lane 43.40. Liman, 7
pound,
pickdd, per
itorr.edCiate
; pee., 83.-
14c to 8e
! -
Pou I tryarketiz
If •
London, Nov. 3&-Ch1ckens,per pair,
41420 to ,41:50; turkey, per 20 to
22c; geeee,. each, $1.5, to 4-3; dockis
eser pound, 13 ' to " 15c. '•
TorontoeNov. ,30.-0.td fowlL, live, per
round, _8c to 11c; dressed, 12 to 14o.
Otielcens, live, 11 to 12c; dreesedt',15.
to lee. SpzIng broilers -live, 12 to 13o;
deenred, 170 to 18c. iturkenS„, tine 14e
to 15P; dreened, 17c to 23e. Ducktings,
live, 11c to 12c; dressed, 1 to 18c.
Geese, 80 to 9c for live, atd lle to
12c "for elreneed.
eters' mine a week ego wee more
p+reel01111Ciad AAA Adee9 !stored a fur-
ther e.,dv,ance of twenty-five eente per
cwt., which is due to the continued
email !supplies earring forward of good
to Chrlice etoek. The demand was
Lair, coneiderIng the unee.Asonable wea-
ther prevailing, iota, Pieleig of full
toads tcyf choice !steers "%traria 'made as
high As 47.50 to $7.60. The isualPlY of
canning stock continuee liberal. Dee
mend brisk, Sales of corm at 43.25. to
$3.35, and iniule at $8.76 to 44.25. per
cwt. On 43tecount jot the faillniC off in"
the receipts of shpAep end iambs and
the continued active demand for the
gamer, the tone, of tbe arar,ket eves
stronger, and prIcee'ischted ,an adirenee
of t252 per cwt. There Wee pbange
In calves, for which the demand wa,s
good, and .5.,alers, of milk -fed ,stock weae
made at 7c to 8c, and. gr.a,ste-fed •at
42 to 0c per lb. nog,s !stronger, and
price 'scored A further advance of
25c per pet., with a good demene,
'end eaten of eelected lots were made
a )$i0; .rows at $8, .an !stags at $5
per cwt., weighed off cans. Butchers'
cattle 7.50 tto $7.75; -medium, • $6.50
to 147; common, $5. to 46'; choice, cOws,
ii":6( to 46.25; medium, $5 to $5.50; bulls
45, to 66.50; canners, $3.15 to 44.25;
milker, choice, each, 49,0 to -495; com-
mon and medium each, $80 to $85;
reringerts, $65 to 475; !sheep: -asai.oe, 46
to 46.25; buckle end male, 45.50 to
$5.75; Lambs, $8,75 to 49.50; hope
$14N
Dairy Markets.
Mon tresA, . Nov. -30,-Cheage, finest
westerns; 17, 4I-2 to 18c; eastAirns, 17
to 17 Butter, choicest 'creamery,
32c to 38c; steconde 30 1-2 to 31 1-2c.
Eggs fresh,: 42e to- 45c; seleCted, 33e;
;Woe -1 'stock, 30�; No.I !stride, 27 to 28c.
London, Nov. 30. -Butter, •eireaniery,'
POund,T 34 to 36o'; delrY, 22c; crocks
300 to 81c; -este, pet doz., ,300 to 38e;
honey-,- strained', 10 lbs., 41.40 to $1.50.
Toronto, Nov. 30. -Ste butter market
ebows little change, witiO the Offr
&rings, a tittle 1, freer.- Fresh
dairy, 29c to 80c; inferior: 212c to- 24c; '-
areiamery prints, 82 to 94 cesttiseernids,
31.1-2 to 32c. Oneistorage, 30 to 3.e
per dozen ;. seiepts',. 86c to 860; new -
fid, 43 to 45c, eafee,,--iliotts. -!Chee.s,e, -
Large, 17 l3 -4c; tw1±0, 186.- Fronpy-
Buckw#eat, Weenie, 0 3-40 to Taper.
- Ixnnide tine, to 8c; clover,
10 1-2c; ten pound tine, eic;
tiPee 11 . 1-2o; comb honed; ,IsTo.' 1, tper
'dozen, $2.40; NOle 2, pig. gozen, $2.
-7
Grain, 'Etc -
et Toronto, Nov. 30.---1Man1toba Date. -No.
2 O. W., t49 1-2c On trackeliake parte.
_American -corn-Nor tt2 yeEtref, old,
76 1e2c; tnew, N4 2, Jae en track at,
Toronto. Canadian nointi-Net. 2 yellow,
74c on track, Toronto. Ontario' oats -
New crop, N. 8 white, 36c to 88c; com-
mercial oats, 256 to 37c, according to
'freights odtelde. Ontario Wheat -No; 2
winter, per ear lot 9,4c 7 to 9c;
,..nightly sprouted and tough, ,according
to sample, 99c to ,93c; semouted : or
sir utty, according to -ean!ipie, 75c Ito
88c. Peas -Ne. 2 morainal, per car lot,
82•10; ealnine Peals, according tosarc-
pie $1.50 to $2, accordinF to freights
ouiside. Bariey-Malting burley, 56c Ito
,59c ; feed barley, 49c to 62o acocrttng
tO freights Outside. BuckWheat-Nom.
fetal; car ' - lots, 74 tej 75 • cents,
Manitdbe Flour - Firet patents,
in i jutebare, $0.00' eeconds,
a,t
f
eenth
s, i ju.te l*a, ,50 ; strong
baker's' in jute bags, 4 .30, Toronto..
Onfaslo Ftour-New winter, $4,10 to
*4.* wording io iganIgke, IsPaboara or
Toronto treights, tic
-AMA,
ltiv T. Hays, i,Sepforth
•
Tenor Soloist
osof0000fooseo********
-17,,Moltnes
Funeral Diredtor and
" L.Licensed Embalmer
Ui lertaking parlors in Oddfel
lows building opposite ,
Stewart Bros.
• deuce Goderich stfi opp
Dr. Scott's _ _
Flowers furnished onr"
• short notice,
•
I Phone Night ,or Day)119.
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SALE
-
SALE REGISTER
'On Friday, December 7th, at 1 dole& p.m., "'„Len
Lot29, Conoeesion 7, L. Rs S. Mill Road, Farm
Stook and implements. S. P. Monk, Proprietor;
Talimen, Auctione r • ;:sassl -ear/
tofnM37573-4-)0Lat.-firce7Sh rp,t-
the Stade hotel, newly calved cows gnd pringers,
stock steers and heifers, brood sows, etore hogs and
piling pigs. Wm. Etty, proprietor; Thema,' ll3rown
Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
ATTLE WANTED-A.bout 20 head of cattle to
feed: Strong ensilage and water in barn. Apply
at th POSITOR OFFIOE, Seaforth. 2503x1
°uses fOr Sale or Rent -2 comfortable dwelling
houses in Eginondville for sale or rent.loar tastes
pleasantly situated ; will be sold reasonable. Apply
Mrs. M. A. OharIesworth, Egmondville. 2490x24f
A'TTLE AND PIGS FOR SALE -S cattle rising'
1 year old, 3 choice early springers, 15 pigs
three months old. Apply AaFt. JOYNT, Phone 98,
Seaf h. 2,5024
41•1•11=1•1111•1•11•110
R SALE, or will exchange for Huron County
farm, 160 acres of land in North Dakota, mile
from railroad station. For particulars write H.G.
OEtAWFORD, 602 Woodlawn Ave., Buffalo. N. Y.,
25,02112
ANTED - Experienced cotton mill operators,
Weavers. ring spinner, windere, speeder or
dubber tenders. We could place- whole familiar.
Appl EIT181L' ElIPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION,
.189. !neon ob., Toronto, Ont' i2601-3
WEB W D-Proteetant, for S. S. No 113
township of lfullett, Huron county. Normal
trainedp referred.. Duties to oommenee January 3rd
gitole
1916. ' pots stating ealaryto JAMES ,HAMILTON,
Sway
R. R. No. ls Londesooro, Ont. - 2602%4
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OG LOST -Strayed from Lot 28, ' Concession 8,
MoKillop, abmilabursday, November lith, m
bleak collie dog with white strip on nose and a little
white on chest and end of tail. Answers to the
name of ffip. Any Information regatding him *in
be apprealated if addressed to JAMES r R. CIOURT-
NEY, R. R. No. 5, Seaforth, or phone 8 on 162.
25032
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AUCTION SAltaligi I 1
A UOTION SALE OF CATTLE AND PIGS -Thos.
jet Brown has received instructions from the un-
dersigned to sell by public auction at the Staffs
Hotel, on Thurixlay, December 9, at 1 o'clock the
following stock: Newly calved cows and springers,
dock deers and heifers, brootleovra and store hogs,
also a number of young pigs. All the above will be
sold without reserve. Terms -9 months' credit on
approved joint notes. Six per eent per annum al.
lowed os for cash. WILLIAM ETTY, ProMbor;
T. Bro , Auctioneer. •
Saskaic:hewan Gold Medalist
Open for Engagements
Terms Moderate Phone Ioo
W. T. BOX .& Cas
EMBALMERS AND . .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
H. C. BOX
!Holder :of Government Diploma
and. Liceine
CHARGE e:MODE R.AT
Night Cell Day cans
Phone 107 Phone 50
UCYT1GN BALE FARM STOCK. tz I el LENENTS.
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Mr.Thomas Brown hes' received instructions
rem S. P. Monk, to sell by public auction on Loa
29, Concession 7, L. R. S. Tuekersoeith, 1 miles
west of Egmondville, on the wile road: on Tuesday,
December 7th, 1915, at 'o'clock sharp, the following
Horses -1 aged-agrioultural brood mare supOosed to
be in foal to. Earl O'Clay, 1 agrisultural horse 4
years old, agricultural 2 year old filly aired by Lord
Osweld, good road horse 5 yeare old deed by Wilder
Lee. Cattle -1 cow due te calve the middle of April,
one cow due t*alve the 5th of May, WM duet,o calve
middlr of Jane, 2 yearling heifers, 1 yearlings steers
4sPring /selves, 1 brood sow to litter Febiliaryllth,
2 store hogs. 60 liens and pullets, 2 gems, 1 gander
Implements-Massey-Harrhabinder 6 foot out, near.
ly new, Massey-Harrie nidwer 6 foot ept good as new
hay rake, seed drill, hay rack, one rialn Waggon,
gmvel box, discs, harrow, set diamond diem:nes, walk-
ideplow, Clinton fanning mill Wittiatelv' set sieves,
hand -cutting box, steel arch axle tip buggy good
as new,Mcreiughliti piano box cutter, set team har-
ness, set single harness rubber mounted nearly new.
grind stone, root scattier, set sleighs, pig bax. wheel
barrow, stone boat, T. Eaton dream separator 600
lbs. capicity, logging chains, whitilatrees, neck
yokes, horse collars, shovels, haat forks, A hen
mops, some mixed timothy and Clover hay, about
250 ffushels of turnips. -Terme-8I0.00 and under,
cash; over that amount 10 menthe' credit on ap-
proved joint notes.A discpunt of 4 cents on the
dollar Allowed off far cash on credit amounts. S. P.
MONK, Proprietor; T. Brown, A.aetioneer. 2509 -td
S FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
rRM TO RENT -To rent, Lot 27, Cloncession 12.
Hibbeit. Apply T. G. SHILLIN.GLAW, R. R.
No. *, Seaforth or phone 14 on 13i, 260144
rrmwma
OR SALE -Lot 35, Concession 4, ticKillop, 100
acres, with bush, windmill, fruit orchards. For
urther particulars apply to Mrs. U. A. GAETZ.
MEYER, P. O. Box 258, Seaforth. 2486, tf
ARM FOR SALE -Lot 27, Concession p. Hay
township, one hundred acres all eleared and in
a good state of cultivation. The soli is good clay
loam and is wall drained and fenced. On the land
is a storey and a half brick hone and large bank
barn with brick stabling. plenty of water. Apply
on the premises to CHARLES FARQUHAR or to
W. T. FARQUHAR, Hensall 2486x4-tf
s.tilinfead-
gar lots, per t*i ffltvd, Montreal
Ihnighte;- bran, ism; 420; mid-
lings *211; good feed f bag 41.60.
Potatore-Ontarlow, per -log, 41.26;
Deieware% RawBronavOcki_. $1,40 to
11140 ;Per beg. Reledi Kay and
Su.aw - ,The 'al mereltants are now
buying on track, Toroopt a„t thgt Joh
Birt 1.0
BROADFOOT-In Tuckersmith, on Not. 21d, to Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Broadfoot, a son. -
STEWART-In Hensall, on November 27th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Stewart, a son (Douglas
McCulksoh).
TAYLOR -Li Walton, on November 941h to Mr.
and -Mrs. Percy Taylor, a son,
ANDERSON -At Herman on November aatb, to Mr.
and Mrs, Arthur Anderson, a daughter.
COLEMAN -In Stanley, on November 2013,, to Mr.
and Mrs. George Ooleman, a daughter.
EDWARDSZin Brussels, on November 20th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Eatvards, a son.
HOGGARD-In Grey township. on November, 18th,
to kir. and Mrs. James Hoggard,' of Raymore,
Sask., a daughter.
CLARK -In Hayfield, on November 21st, to Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Clark, a son.
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' OOD FARM FOR SALEes-Lot 21, Concession 1,
Tueteranith, 11.R.8100 acres all cleared and
ready for crop. Gcod framdbouse and bank barn,
pig pen, hen house and driving houee- A -good or-
chard and plenty of goodiavater, well tile dumiaintied,
the Huron Road, two Attlee and a half from Seaforth
and de miles from Clinton, will be sold cheap and
well fenced and all In &et class condition. On
on ea,77 terms. Apply to J. B. Henderson, Seaforth
.
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ARM FOR SALLot 10, Concession 6, L.R.S.,
Tuckeremith. The farm eootains 100 acres, all
cleared and in a good date of cultivation. Three
never failing well, windmill at barn. Good bank
barn 60x8S, pig house, hen house and drive 'shed.
A good frame house with furnace. An acre and a
bell of extra good orchard. This choice i farm is
within 3fitleS of Seaforth, on de Ki
PP*411246r2o-tadf '
HE FORSYTH, Egmondville.
Tik:POS TOP
FOR SALE OR TO RENT,
ARM FOR SALE. -Lot 0, Coneeseion 9, Tucker-
stnith, containing 10(eaores, about seven acres
ruder bush. The WM Is well fenoed and drained .
and in a good state of cultivation. There are on the
-
premises a good frame house, bank barn, pig house,
aen house, d ve house and two good well. For
Orme an articulare apply on theprendeee or ad
-
frets M . OHN Mc0I.80Y, Egmondville P.O.
2356•M
OOD FARM FOR SALE -For Bale Lot 25 and
part of,Lot 24. Ooneeasion 14, MolCillop, con-
taining Metres. There aro on the premises a
moderntriele :house with hard and soft water.
There is also a good barn 60x126, with stone four!,
dation and stabling underneath, driving shed 80a4)
on stone foundation, pig pen and hen house, all
In good repair. There is also a gool bearing or-
chard and two never failing wells. The farm is well
underdrainedand well fenced and in a high state of
cultivation with 10 acres of hardwood bilsh. /t is
well situated on the North gravel road A. mile south
of Walton Ct. P. R. station, also telephone and rural
mail delivery. This is a choice farm and will be
sivoladitoonn,reasonable. terms. tier further particularsapply on the'prendsesameaddiees. W. J. DICKSON
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tiell?Rel FOR 8A.LF-For sale south half Lot aim,
Oonceseion 1, Tuckersmith, containing %acres
more or leesse There are on the premises a good
frame house with kitchen and woodehed, cement
cistern, gond hank barti'40x61 with atone stabling
and cement floors, drive shed and hen house, water
in house and barn supplied by whet niiil and cem-
ent tank.The farm is in first class 'condition fenced
and drained and there are 10 acres a first class
bueh, and smallorehard. The farm is three
and one half miles from Olinton, five miles
from Seatorth and one rcile from °bar= end school,
Rural telelephone in house. The farm ie all on the
west sine of railroad track and ie in first class
shape. Terms -Reasonable, resons for selling, the
proprietor wishes to retire, for further particulars
apply ontbe premises or address JOHN THOMAS
Clinton, Ontario. 2494x12
ALI,IBLEFAR FOR SALE -The administrat•
'ors for the esrat of the late Hugh M. Gordon,
offer Lir sale, Lot Nb; fourteen (1.4) in the sixth (6)
Oonceesion ofthe tonship of MeKillop. Taislarra
consists 01 100 acres of el iared and improved farm
lands In a clean and good state of cultivation and is
situated in a splendid farming dietrict, convenient
to nrarkets, sehoolsand churches. On the premises
are erected a comfortable frame iwelling home,
18x24, with kitchen attached. Splendid frame barn
62x70 with stone stabling underneath, cement floors
and water in barn, also a good pig pen and water
In barn also a good pig pen and hen home. The
farm is well fenced and extra well tile drained. The
title is perfect and possession will be given for the
Pl111308e 01 doinzall neceeearv fall work. For further
enarticulareaPply to ARC/RIBALD McGREGOR, or
BOBER 011380N, _Administrators-, or to R. S.
HAY eaforth, their Solleiter.e".:= 2491-tf
P-TO-DATETARA FOR SALE -Lots 9 and 10,
Concession 3, Tuckeramith, H.R.8.. centaining
150 acres, allin good state of cultivation'except 12
acres of bush whieh has in it 350 maple trees, large
up-toalate syrup evaporator to match. This farna 18
well fenced and tile drained endless %good orchard.
There are t sn never felling wells one with wind mill
Piped to barns. On this farm is a large two storey
bnck house with furnace heating and every conven-
ience with large wood shed adjoieing. Two large
bablehaens, one 70x48 and the other 54x34, on etone
foun ations with cement floor% all stabling of mod-
ern convenience with pig pen and hen house in
barn.' There is also n new drive shed 42x26 on cem-
ent foundation. Rural mail, Seaforth telephone,
church and school convenient, 1 mile south of Sea-
sorth. This farm will be sold reasonably as prop-
rietors want to dissolve partnership. Apply on
prenes or adiress MILTON STEWART, R. R. No.
4,8-rth. » 2490x4
BULLS FOR SALE.
Two Aberdeen -Angus Bulls for sale' le 'Months
old, from prize winning dock. Applyto
11,0. SOLDAN
Hensel.'
2503-4./
Wood Wanted
The undersigned will receive tenders up to De.
cember 15th, for the supply of eight cords 36 inch
green hard maple and four cords of 86 inch green
beech to be delivered at the Egmencivile church by
February let, 1916, I
E, McMURRAY
2503s Egmondville
eeting of the Huron County
Council
em•••••1•01MISMINISIO
The council of the corporation of the 001171V of
Huron Will meet in the 00111101 chamber lathe 'town
of Goderich, on Tuesday the 7ch day of December
next, at the hour of 3 o'clock .4
W. LANE, Clerk.
DatedaN'ovember 22nd, 1915. 2502-2
McK1LLOP TAXEE
The Collecter of texes for MaKillop will be at the
Commercial hotel, Seaforth, on Friday, December
8rd rind Friday, December 10th and at Walton on
Thursday, December 2nd for the purposes of receiv-
in taxes. Parties wishing to pay their taxes at any
other time can do so at the Dominion Bank, Sea -
forth or at the Standard Beak, Dublin. All taxes
not paid by December 14th, will have; 5 per
cent added by order of Council. 3111,= -193
250-2-3 • deeGEORGE McKEE. Collector fl
GET THE BEST, IT PAYS;
• CiTT
THE CANADIAN BANK -
OF COMMERCE
• snt: EDM*ND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D. DAL., President
JOHN AIRD, General Manager. H. V. F. JONE$,. Aset General Manager
CAPITAL; $15,0001000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,00G
BANKING BY MAIL
Accounts may be_opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank
of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same
careful attention as is given to all other departments of the BankS
business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn In this way as
satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Bank. ss3
Seaforth Branch
W. O. T. MORSON
tiAanaier
1:Farm for Sale
teleeritt inr sale, Lot 25, Concession 1, Hibbert, con -
&ming 98 acres. There are on the eternities a briek
holise with cement cellar and good cistern, hard
water at the door. There is also a frame barn 40x65
with stabling underneath, there is also an orchard
and well at the harn. It is • well situated on the
Huron road, four miles from Seafeethi 21 miles
froniDublin. It is about 20 rods to Pathetic church,
eeparate school, etore and post office. There is also
a flap; station on the farm. For full particulars
Apply to PETER CLEARY, Executor, Seettorth p.o.
R. R 4, or to J. 1.. KILLORAN, Solicitor,
God eh• 2490-tf
Ai....poomommomf
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statute in
that behalf, that all persons having Claims against
the estate of Aleka.nder Oardno late of the town ',of
Seaforth, in the county of Huron, retired merchant
deceased, who died at the said town of Seaforth,
on or about the 27th day of October, 1915,
are required= or before the 20th day of Deceen
ber, :1915, to send- by post, prepaid or de-
liver to the undereigned, full particulars of their
claims, duly verified by affidavits and the nature of
security, if any, held by them. Further take notice
that after the said last mentioned date the tweets a
the said deceased will be distributed among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the
clairtasof which notice shall then have been given.
R. S. HAYS
Solicit.er for Executors, Seaforth.
Dated a eaforth, this 29th day of November, 1915.
2603-3
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atilt! FOR SALE -For sale, Lot 39, Come:lesion 1,
L.R.S., Tuckeremith, containing 100 acres.
There are on the premises a good bank barn ,48x52,
with etraw shed 34x60. GooVrame house, plenty of
water at house and learn. Farm is all well fenced
and tile drained. There are eight aC1813 bush, the .
balance except 35 acres is in grass. It is situated 4
miles from Carton and 2 from Brimfield. Rand
meiu and telephone,. For further particulars apply
on the premises or address GEORGE WATTS, it. R.
No. 1 43rucelleld, 'or phone 2 on 197, Clinton
Oen 2498x44f
Marriages
JOHN'ST613---WILLIti-At the home of the bride's
• mother, on November 24th, by Rev. Gomm,
Hattie Laurenia, youngest daughter of Mrs.
Martika Willie, to John A. Johnston, both of
MAIR-0A8hileSidliALDESTON-In Ooderich, on Novem-
ber 24th, by Rev. G. M. Holmes, lilies Mary E.
Osbaldston, of Clinton', to George Main Of God
erich township
JACKSON-JOHNSTON-In Winnipeg, on Nov, 17,
Elsie Vittoria Johnston, to John Lewis Jackeon,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson, ofeStaniey,
Deatbb
DIARTYN-In Goderich, on November 2e, Angus,
youngeeb son of Mr. and fifre. Donald Mar-
tyn, aged 4 months.' .
BPOTTON-In Plowlek, en November Seth, Arthur
%mane lb his T.4th year.
DOIO-In Clinton, on November 21st. elzabeth
Charlotte Liadsr, wile of Mr:James Dofg, !aged
48 years and $ nifentks.
ENEESHAW-In Goderleh, en November latlal
Sarah Jones, beloved wife of Mr. Albert Knee -
haw he her 67th year.
ARM FOR SALE -100 acres of choice land, with-
in easy distance to Seaforth, Blyth, Londesboro
and Walton, on the lltb Concession of Hulled. Rich
clay loam, free from stone and very fertile. In a
high state of cultivation. About eight acres of val-
uable hard wood. Comfortable brick house on stone
foundation with cement cellar. Large bank barn,
gook stabling and out buildings, idea ilo, wind-raill
with water flowing through pipe into kitchen, soft
water cement cistern, A, aesirtsble term, For fur-
ther partidislars apply to ROBERT REID, Landes.
bore, WR. No. 1, box 2. McKillop rural telephone
15 o 70. 24964f
OOD GBASS FARM FOR SALE -West half lot
23, Con, 12, Hibbert, containing 60 wires. On
the premises bi a very goad barn, about 46 acres
cleared and all seeded down, 6 Limed very good hard
wood bush. Fences in good repair. A never failing
spring near back of farm. A good weU with abun-
dance of water at the barn. There is also a small
orchard of ohoice fruit tree& This property is sit-
uated about 2 miles east of Ohiselhursb on good
gavel road, 6 mike from Hensall. This is a good
grass farm or would make a good grain farm. For
quick salleibe property Will be sold reaeonable, for
furthetioareiculars apply to 2.8. PHILLIPS, Auot.
Box , EXtter. 24944f
Toronto. Ont., offers the best advan
tages in Business and Shorthand ed-
ucation. Enter any time. Writ -
for catalogue.
House for Sale
ONIMINI•1!••••111111.
The residence on Godericli •Street
Weet, owned by Kr. D. J. McCallum,
and at pre:sent occupied by Mr. John
DOdde, will be sold cheap. Terme of
payment reaeonable. For particulars
apply to 1
TAMES WATSON,
Insurance Agent,
Seaforth.
.00D FARM POIL VALE -For Sale, Lot 31 and
mit half Lot 8s, Concession, 9, lIcRillop, con•
talnirig 150 acres. Sue are on the premises two
good frame houlieswith stone sellers and cement cis-
terns. Two good bank bares srith cement Stabling,
also hen house and drive shed. Water ender barn
stiggilled by windmill, Windmill in field and cement
. trattich for watering stook. .The fart is In a good
state of cultivation belag well fenced and under-
dridned. One soma pod bearing mbar& The
farm may be divided,to cult two hinnies, or mad in
two "'riot° ottitpurobstor._ Width] one mils a
school:ohm*, litaelmmith shop and sten. -Apply
on the pressiees or address the undersigned R. R.
No. 1, Seaforth. -ROBERT A. DODDS, Phone 3 on
161, Moll Mop, 2503 -ti
24844f
For Sale or Rent
otice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Statute hi
that behalf, that all persons having cleims against
the estate or Alexadner Grant Atilt, late of the city'
of Owen ound, In the want," of Grey, retired mer-
chant. deemed, who died at the said eity of Owen
Bounden or about the 28th day of October,' 1915,
are required on or before the 2.0th day of December,
1915, to send* post, prepaid, or deliver to the
undersigned, full particulars of their dallier dilly
verified.by affidavit, and the nature of security; if
any held by them. Further take notice that after
the saici last mentioned date the peseta of the said
deceased will be distributed among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of
sybich notice shall then have been given.
R.S. HAYS
Solicitor for Executors, Seaforth.
Dated tee Seaforth, this 29b1u day of November, 1915
2503-3
qntariere Beef Beeine* College. Ctur
instructors are experienCed* Buplas
get indlOdual lattention sad grads..
Mem areApeaced in imsltiose* ar4
'receiving appdcations we cannot ineet.-
Students may enter at any time*Se
for our free catalogue- cold06a. if
ITU:rests youg D A., 1111,4taclulk
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MIMI Mo.
otice to Ciediters.
Notice is hereby given pUreuant to the Statute in
that behalf, that all persons having claims against -
the estate of Annie Hemme, late of the city of De-
trol, In the State of Michigan, U.S.A., housemaid,
deceased, who aied at the said City of Detroit on or
about the lstdnyor June,1915, are lequired on or be
fore the 20th day af December,. 1915, to send
by post, prepaid, or deliver to the underagned, full
particulars of theitelaims, duly verified by affidavit
and the nature orSecurity, if any, held by them.
Further take notice that after the said last mention-
ed date the assets of the said deceased will be dis-
tributed among the parties entitled thereto; having
regard only to the claitns of which notize shall then
have been given.
• R. S, HAYS
Solicitor far Exesutor, Seaforth
Deted at Seaforth, this 29th day of November, 1315
2503 3
..1111=MM•••=1•111111.1m
Butter Wrappers
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Farmers or Dairymen requiring But-
ter Wrappers ae provided for by the
new agricultural regulations, can have
tbe. same Ole the shortest notice at
TRE EXPO4ITOR OFFICE, Seafortht
Prices:
In lots of 1,000 . $2.50
In lots of $1,15
Goes Like Sixty
The desirable residence property in Egmoreiville,
owned by W. G. Charlesworth end situated 1 mile
from Seaforth. The house is a two story briok, with
furnace and electric lighted throughout, has good
cellar with cement floor and large soft wetter cis-
tern in cellar. There is also a new stable with two
single and one box stall and drive shed. Good hard
water and a few fruit crees. Will be sold reason-
ably and on tsrms to suit purchaser. For further
particulars apply to
250241 W. G. OHARLESWORTH
Seaforth
House and Land for Sale
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Mr. Helmeted Lifers his residence in ilarpurhey
With two and a half acres of lend surrounding it for
sale, immediate posseession The house contains 7
rooms besides kitchen and pantries, bath room and
lumber room. ,rhe stable contains two 'tails a
loose box and ample room for conveyances. The
house and outbuildings are lighted by electricity.
There is a furnace in the house and there are two
wells and two soft water cisterns. The grounds are
well fenced and planted with fruib and ornanaental
trees and shrubs, The property is about one mile
west of the Main street of Seaforth, on the Huron
Road, township axes. For Terms and particulars
apply to •- I
2498 -ti F. I10LidE8TED, Seaforth
CREAM WANTED
We have our Creamery now in ful
operation, andlve Want Tote petrins-
age.. Weave prepared to pay you
the highest "Prices for your oceans, pay
you every two weeks, weigh, eample
and test each eau' of °resin carehilly
and atiir,e You Aititement of the .saine.
We also supply can free of chirp,
setdgife you au -honed business 4eal.
MI see us or drop liera -card for
particulars
The Seaforth Creamery
Seaforth Ont
llullett Taxes
William, WW1, the Intllett Township
Tex Colleetor, will be at the following
pieces to collect taxes:. Loaded**.
Dec. d, Deo. 13th, 1c. 14th awl POI-
15thr Auburn, ilse. 6th; Clinton, Dee;
8th; Cobstance, -Deo. �th Aii tones
not paid by December 15th will ba
charged ,5 cents On OW dollar hp
*ler Of the eourchq r
WM. NOON, Collootor
2501-3
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1 We Remonend This coal ti
We know it's good. it's
unusual richness in ca.rbon
makes it burn long, evenly
and completely. -
"Johnny on the spot" 11 h.p.
Wie are .a)gents for the Ferrous Gilson
Line Engines, Eneltage Cutters Slier
Feed Grinders, Panne, Wood 'Sawn
Belting, Pulleys, etc. Cali and eee thts
Engine at our Tire Works hi Ileresail
,
and get full particulars. •
• W. E, Pfa.ff
,Phone No. 7 Hensall
GRAND TRUNKRA"-w"
SYSTEM
Double track all the way
Toronto -Chicago
Toronto -Montreal
, Unexcelled Train Service
Equipment ie finest on all trains
WINT9, TOURS
CALIFORNIA
�HIGH ALIO'
CITE
The Bodies
is aiways in quatity„
very free slate andother
foreign r. Although
much m MicAlthan
ordinary
no More.
Pho us you order for
prompt elivery.
costs you
lamiLeramswiriviti_ph- vo:cne,iiittmmealcit.L.45, -,1,41,00t
J go • tikrd
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Coed Business
for Sale
Owing to ill health I am
fort ed to disposejof my large
lit=k Of best sivaility Seranton
Coal and will retire from the
coal business which I have
carried on iif4 Seaforth for
some years,
Egg Coal -
Stove Coal 1...
Chesnut Coble -
No. 2 Nut Coal.
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Orders can mei left at:re sidence,
opposite Ogilvie's Mill or aW. G.
Willis' Shoe Store.
*s,
Also No. 7 storehouse foe. sale.
J. J. SHINE- Seaforth
AND ALL PACIFIC COAST POINTS
FLORIDA. TEXAS, NE WORLICANS
ETI).
Winter Tours Tickets now on sale.
Low Fares. Choice of Routes. Stop.
over priveleges allowed.
Fulll particulars and, berth reserva.
tions on application ta Grand Trunk
agents.
W. Sonorvilie....... Town Agent
W.. Plant............ Depot Agent
C. E. HORNING, D. P., A.,
Union Station. Toronto, Ont.
2.503-tf
HALTERS!
We have been fortunate in
securing a consiknment of
English Army Russet halters
which were left op the hands °films
manufacturer, he being unable to
fulfil his contract on time.
3 dozen inch Russet English Army
Leather, doubled and stitched, solid
braes trimmings. -Regular priee '112.54
Our Price e 111•1415
2 dozen inch ,RuSset English Amer
leather, doubled- and stitched. X U
trimmed Regular $2, 00.
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fllankets
Our Leader fut, lined jute bound
blanket 72 inch* long, re stetyl on
straps. .. $11.00
Extra heavy jute an Kersey' bleeikets
lined, with or witht 6a stay -ma
straps. 1.78 to 3.541
Wool blankets shaped o are, as.
sorted patterns from to 1105
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