The Huron Expositor, 1916-03-31, Page 5A011 al
EMPOSIT e
loe
rc 1 C ce
eve..?:
ou get ail the
hest furs
r expert *ad
perfect ;tis-
of confidence
es You ought
any stated
se such well
.Duchess and
fight leather's,
nd are priced
�r1 shoe;;, in-
scot in del or
r high toe: and
. inv=ite you to
Y°11 in the
4ind Perfect
LA
Mmen
wanted aft on
ce posU10 , The
`o is f rave
`rite at once for
RAILWAY
SYSTE M
Grgo
ink Rail wad
t
ruff
xCur jOi s
•
tachy
October 3r st
ve)
irri within gives
,f day o sale.
return $35
d return $43
-,es to other points
hewan & Alberta,
:ickefs on apple-
.,. Tcwn Agent
(•�
...Depot Agent
a D. P. - A.„
70€)nto, Ont.
kin
IES
:at demand for
the spring you
satisfactory to
th us nom'} that
our special at -
zrantee all our
from No. z
.
leather' wh_1ch
lass workman -
can satisfy
act. Get our
e your -spring
slits -
king a specialty
g harness. We
it better and
than it other -
We are using
d harness oil
ife of the leath
soft and pl-
harness and
i'
SFop.
cial Hotel
Til
stocky.•
rices.
e consider
cit wall pap-
ost. J fact
an it of Outs
d save
0:
Come
be sold at'
•
Varna ;
1'41110114.—Va'.Tion 71Ward, o
i'fet,. Arta. iii-rtred hope on
dnesdi►y te ` visit, bis brother, air.
eist epher Ward,; who was very
vr with pleuro- eu nonia, but- we
sire pleased to esy he_ la still hold.
ing hut oma. nurse litrelltin, of DI1-
,d, has been engages' ,to look after
and we Isope to mesa. our; friend
'ardund agolO sboos
emearareeemeoramedsfiem
Le dbnry.
1+ioteg. it Is pleasant and gratify-
g' to learn that the tanks of our
wren regiment are filling up rapid
'1e Will all -take a ;pr1dey in the
tegftnent: The people are lolling as'
'round, Just getting thawed out, after
,the intense cold which they had to.n
tetanre during the first three weeks
f l4lareh, Pte. Cranston of the 71st
'rho is stationed at Galt,..: was around.
"saying goodbye to friends, as it is
`expected the regiment will ;soon take
tt>e departure --16r Solomon Shannon
lia'nitary - inspector, has ' been around
placing a otiarant se on homes where
s „ e of the inmates are affected with
reales. Between mumps and measles
the boys and girls, who have been ate,
tending No: '8 :school, .are 'having'_ a
bard enough g time of
ane, Meted; cutting 700 rails into
ttrewoixi with an axe :He did the
'work in a blinding used as a home
by parties who formerly lived one the
pie, and he was 'hampered in giving
the axe full ,swing, the _ rood being so
jowl
Pour Italians airi t►o Russians
were burned to death, and an Italian
Woman and a Russian, *ere ser badly
Injured that they had to -bet removed
to to hospital In a fire early on Sun -
Way morning that compretely destroy-
ed
estroyed the building used fine a boarding
house on Pleasant street. The place
want 4up like a toreh'.t , •
—George McPherson died at his
hoe In Woodstock as a result of
severe. Injuries •which r;he received
when an oil lamp exproded in • his
tray loft late on Friday night. Mr.
McPherson was doing chores, and in
Ma endeavor to prevent the flames
catching the hay his clothes 'became
Ignited. He rushed to the street and.
fulled in the anew, where. he. was
mound In !a semi -unconscious condition
A few Ddnutes afterwards - •
1.TE
PREACHER _S FAULT
(By Peter McArthur)
Once upon a time—you see I know
bow to begin a story ,'n the right way
..—a barefoot boy danced by the road-
side and shouted gleefully. It was in.
Canada, back in the nineteenth cen-
tury, in the pioneer days. The little
3ioy was healthy and freckled and
What lie lacked in clothes he made tip
Fin the kind of body one would have
inside of clothes. And he was very,
very happy. In fact he ` was so happy
that a passing friend stopped to ask
him the cause of it all. -
"Hurray! " shouted he of the
freckles.
"Why so ,happy?" asked the friend.
"Tete preacher is coming to dinner!"
"1 'didn't think you were so fond of
bins."
."
"1 ain't, but whenever the preacher
conies to dinner we always have
, peach preserves."
It really is not much of a story and
I am giving it on account of its arch-
e -o -log -i -cal interest and not because
it is so very funny. It dates back to
the days : when people merely knew
that pcee.hes are the best of fruits
and had not discovered that Canada
is the best elace to raise the very
bent of them. The woman who was
fortunate e- o :g'i to get some from a
sheltered oreila.rd or troin a lone tree
that was so fortunately situated :that
it eccr_ :cd tl e frost put up a few to
_ jlass e for such s e:`ia1 occasions as
ti -e %het oi the erea.cher._ In those
days ,i, entre ::i was a mihch mere
t: eleeeeE vi.;itor en the farm than -the
gent of g ::-rien-c u ek concerns and
*liming promoters and there is a
uuoral to that i', 1 ordy had time to
work it o•; t. T oe e 2 peaches were
laved ter such c:ctr t special occasions
a trad.tiell has groi.vn up about the -a
in many par--; of the country. Some
Meuse V i s es, of _.lerwiee very bright,
and a crt die to the Farmer's Institutes
to :-hica they belong, consider it an
extraeat mice to preeeerVe peaches un-
less tlx:: gut them at i acriiice price:;.
Yet theeti the;same \Y c. •_i will pay from
tett to fezeeee c e, e a quart for cur-
rai:ts aed Lc a ri::s tib alt need far more
sugar to de them up than the already
sweet, 1 c edea. _.s pea, hes usually
°cutti in e_e .. :lee rt be filets you will
fled it yea di+ oe tile price by eleven
thatl,eac- res ca:,t less per. quart -than
ally otl e :reit- ihsi: because they
Wt -TO o: so great a luxury house-
wi` t -s a�.: eiow to rea.iee that they
shoeld lea. -,e mi.ere of them than of any
kind of i:uit, , for they are both the
.cheape 't a:;d tie: best, •There is 110
reason e; : _y L j y =:.r. lCr'a wife m
the dietr-c:ts v,.e, i -t eee..e.ie3 cannot be
geown v:1 a.tii.tfi ill. L. bey ',lee ::1 as freely
.;.s they 4o twice f.. _i_s aiui have tlice:t
Lilt only e.een i.e.o 1`,teacher C:3 sCS
.to dinner bat when the beys and girl::
-4,enie home tru.n the city and at ate
* L:Lr tii..Cs v, llL.a ti:c:y want to Ise : c
&&,;Nett i;sg 1ii..tit:J' .; on the table.
Also it should be rci;ler,ibered that:
f r eat , ig trent the hand the peach
Is the 'best fruit of all, but you should
nee for this pureose only the peaches
that you buy in the full light of day.
Once upon a time, " or perhaps 1
should say "Once upon -another time,"
a newly arrived Irishman went out
With a r iencl to steal peaches. It was
stark aid Pat had been told to grope
Long the branches tor the fruit.
Presently he whispered,"Moike!" His
riend answered "Phwati,, "Has
iiitio
alcbes got legs?" " aW." "hen
ki I've swallowed a straddle bug."
Pc
Toronto, .liar
Se to lic;
ber► 180 to r' l !
geese 190 tod ' 9c.
17c to Ile; c kens, 20
fed chickens to. 26c:
to 300;; ducke,•i lie to.
to is, ' , i j
Dai y Sark
Toronto, Ma
prints ,fresh • e 84c t
erly !solids, Sto age, 32e
prints; •29c to `2rc ; or'din
to ; 29c ; baker,*, 24 to
Eg ge—Special candled,
laid, 27c to 28c ; new -I
ext -cartons, 26 ¢ to 27c
Cheese—New -, rg'e 19c; t
old' large, 19 i ,, ; twl s,
lets, 21c. Honey
7s to 7 1-2c; On, 7 1.-
50 -lb. tins, 18 1-2c ;
14e; do. 54b. tins, 14c;
No. Viper doz, 32.69 to
32 +o 32,49
ondon, March 26—Butt
po d, 28c to •30c ; butte;
;leo 28c; eggis,; +basket,
22;c; eggs, crate, dozen,
- ' G.raain, ` E
oronto, Malt 28—Ma
=lew crop, MO .1 morth
No, 2 !northern #1.08 1•
'-thern, 31.04, in'tore ,at
Manitoba Oates , Kct.,. ,2
'11 ' 3.4c ; \No. t C.W., 8
No, 1 -feed., 3 3'44c ; N
38 3-4c I,in ,store I i at F
Ainer�ican corn, tNa. 3 tee
Canadian corn,. feed, 6
Ontario Wblea'trNo. 2
lot, 99c to ;LOU1No. 1 c
to 97c ; .1%o., 2 -i ommercial
No; 3' commercial, 90c t
wheat, . 85c to 87c accor
outside. nOteri0 Oats, N
to 1 43; commercial oat
Peas—No: 2, 1.80 ; peas,
sample, $1 to. 31.80, acct
freights outeid . Bart
62 to 64e; feec 59c to
Buckwheat--Nothinal 68c
—No. 1 commercial, 86c t'
ed, according 4,to ;sample
Manitoba Flour. —
` eats, :1n jute lbage, 36.E
onds, 36.00; !strong
in Jute hags. sant-0440i F
Old f w1,
19s, u
Ile! to' 4c
41— 0)4 f wl,
23o;' 2#1 ilk -
turkeys 29
1;',�i'.
B. ,; .
rases etrecre crym-
33c;_ch ice.
prints 27
25 ts.
rtons, one
W-.
s, : ccan ed,
per ' (Id en.
s, 191-4c.
9 8-4c; trip -
eat, (bar els
to; c ov=
o '1•i. ns
()rob ey,
St, do o.2,
r, dairy, per
, crocks .27
zens 21e to
21 to ;22.
lt�oba W e at
r•, :$1.09. .-4;
No, 3 nor -
rt ;Willi
t Wilest
; e
1: d
em.
ern
tra
ed,
t Iifr illitam,
w, 81 cepts.
, to 70e.
r; per
ercia1,
93c to 9
91c; f
to fretE
8 -white,
41 :,to
cording
rg to
r —Malt
162 ce:
to 69c 7
87c ; `` raj
,
• 83 Ito .t
,first :? I
01;
beers', $
tear -- Q
ter, accord ing, , to leaniple(, $3.95 to
05; track, Toro ti to; .34.05 1
,seaboard, prom t shipme.
Car lots, delivered, Mont
bran, per ton, $25 ; aborts,
middlings, per ton, $27 ;
flour, per bag, $1.60 to $
Ontario, 31.90 to
1st* ; Delawares, $2; 1
less., •
� $4.10; e
t. Millie
cal freig
per ton,
good f
7,0. Pota
!31.95, o
car lots,
oar
95c
i5c ;
eed
hts
42c
2c.
to
the
Ing
ts.
ye
cte
5c.
at-
lec-
5.80
4.e
ik,
d—
ts,
26 ;
ed
oe3
of
15e
• SALE rruniSTEtt.
On Tuesday, April kith, at the v Illrge of Bru field
farm stock and implements. Alex k KenZ e, P 'p. ;
T. Brown, Auctioneeee -
{ I i
W. Ta LBW *St CO,
EMBALMERS A D .
FIINER f T, DIRE rEIRS
' H. C. BOX
older of Government ploma,
Vend Licei av I
CHARGES MODERA 'F
Piowar3 r.trni 41:1 en s:l rrt uatice' -
Night Ca'_'_- - ua Ua11 s
Phone ll P net 50
Birti,r'
WOODS -Id Brucefield, on March list. to Rev. a,5d
Mrs. Woods, a On, (James Waren).
MURDOCK-In Sta ley, on March 4th, to Mr. and
Mre. John Mord ck, adaughter Au ey'Jeanette
THOMAS -In God icb, on March 8th to Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. Tho s, a daughter
HOY-In Walton, o March 20th, t Mi „ : and Mrs.
• R. W. Hoy, a so
LAMONT-In Grey; n • March 22, to Mt,. and Mrs.
W. A. Lamont, son.
ROWLAND-In Brueisels, on March 19t , to Mr and
and Mrs. 3 . F. Bowland, a son.
eathb
1P OUOFOOT-In G derioh, on March 2 nd, R beet
Proudfoot, a,reu 91 years'.
M TTHEJWS- In dericb on March 1, WI 1iam,
George Matthews, aged 66 yebre.
R•JTLEDGE-In To onto, on March 16 h W star
'
Benson Rutledg , eldest son of Mr. nd lers Hall
Rutledge, Gode icb, in his 32nd yea .
BOLT -In East Waw enosh, on March 112th, John
Bolt. aged 75 years and 6 months.
BONE -In Brussels,l on March ll h, Thos, Bone, in
,• his 80th year.
male
SBAl'CRTIE MARS
trRBDAY, March .81st, NM
Fa 11Wheat (atan.) new 90 to 90
Oats, per bush. 40 to 40
Peas, per bush. ..
Barley, per bush 50 to 55
Beans, per bush... 2 50 to 2 60
Bran, per ton 24 t;ti to 21 00
Shorts, per ton 26 00 to 28 00
Flour, per cwt., ......... 3 0i11 to 400
Butter, No. 1 loose, lb. • 26 to 28
Eggs, :per doeen ... 1D to 20
Ray,:new, per ton...., 12 09 to114 62
ibiogs...,....... • ....... 10 15 to 10 15
Bean Market
Toronto, March 28 --Beans, handpick-
ed, $4.40 to ;4.50; primes, $4.
ill
S. T. Holes
•
• Funeral Director a l0
♦ .
Licensed Embalmer
it Ul lertak`ng pariorin edf
lows b ilding • oppos ti
Stews t Bros. Re , i-
dence odench st., c; p
i;
�I
ver Dr. Sckrtt'e.
•
Flowers furnislired bn
short notice. '
o± Phone Nglt or
•••sirs♦
Day 119),
•
**mos *4 !**
Violin. Int
Mr. Alfred ,T. Curtis .s
�aldio of musk in the ��d
s y
polite Comm cial Hot i, S!
-The course comme hes
September ith.
Special coarses in "ol1
and artistic owing.
Chamber Music, - c
chestra work; will be t
Mr. Curtis is a pupil
ejd Seveik method an
method of instruction.
Terms mast be obtal
On Mr. Curtis] at his st
. 4U r M O : OF F'ARI�[
1'y Are: a . etlon, north of •
age of Bruo - eV. Tuesday
the.Ioilawltt Fl v hieing 8 y
twat years - + i.
ow
mare,
duel n.a mars,
sva1te?starlliof
n
-hMurd+ookee
scuffle?, 8 se ngla harneee,ee
barrow. Do . rty organ neatly
nearly, new, . eater, ouuphoard.
wringer, ba , a Ioiof other
3b young he Terns -All eco
cash; over t t amount Spoilt
ed jo t no : ! A disoodnt if -i
allow as leash on credit
KENZIE,.P Yp.; T. Brown, Au
OOK AND 1IPLE-
>a Inetruoted tosell
e store in the vi11-
pril ii at 1 o'olook
are olid, filly rising
Ohs bred from U.
'•Shethintamp,
of May; , ight.
Ing mill, plow,
sigh scale,, theei
w, cooking love"
reshing•maehin and
a sllsehold furni ure,
of $6 and under
re credit on a`pprov
per cent lee! Xn
Mounts. A
ttenser. 25ethtee
ES EN8 AUCTION OE ()HOIOE
YOU r1 HORSES- 'Cameron_ leas re-
ceived Inst goofs to sell bybile auction on Lot
7, Oonoessio . 2, fibbert. on F da v, March 310, at
1 o'oldok eh . •, the following Agricultural btood
mare yea .. d with foal, Agri .brood mare 8. Ye ars
old i foal.. • ft mare S years. ld, 2draft geldings6
years bid, 2 : rte nitural mares :years old, 2 agri-
cultural gel. i . ge 6 -years old, 2 raftgeldings 4'3 ears
old, 2 epic. t ral mares 4 yea old, 3 agricultdrat
fillies e year ' d, agriculture geldings 3 years old,
pair match en rat purpose re and gelder g, '2
good forme • riv res 6 and 7 ye re old, pair drivers.
mare and ge • Ing 3 years old. The above mentioned
horses are a ne selection of eiean boned well fitted
horst& Fa , era anting horses will de well to at -
tend this sal • as the preparetorr�e last sale and pre-
vious record .1 sal - s is a guaratee that ' stook will
will:be up • he r ark and wilt be �irold without re-
serve. Term m • nths cradle % li be given on fur-
niehing app • ed oint notes et'6per cent pper an -
nam, AYI. C. a ARDINEB and JOfiN G. SC TT,
Propr.; Tho:. �a •i etch, nuc ' 261 -1
l•
PANT NOTICES
OIC 8AL
r acres of I
Seven roamed hoose with nabscnoixt5
d. W. H. Baker, Centre et, iieaforth
CLEAN S
vlariet
Phonei6 on
O 0 . TS FOR SALE-O.A.Q. No. 72
JA ES JOHNTON, London Road
Rehsall Central. 2512xtf
-Lion SAL
aottO, wf
further part
MEYER, P.
mimmlas
Lot 85, 1l Coned rt 4, MoKiilop, 100
bush, windmill. fruit orchards_ For
Bou Z
mare apply to Mks. M. A. -GA TZ.
1.: . Seefort . , 2486 tf
-FA 1$5-
P4 ompl
those show
INDE'END�
EE
em
1Tt
Y se l ng
►11 order out
suite. -No
IEOOERY 0
grooe es •y a
t furnished ire to
xperlence requ red.
., Windsor, Ont: rio.
-2520 -1
BLAiCKSMITH SHOP FOR SALE -For sale c
o to retie,. a' est. class b'_ackemith stand
no opposition Reason for sell ng, sioirness.
teeth* parte Tulare , apply D.S. SUTHERL
R.R. No. 2, Seafortb.261
leFQ1 SALE 011e ItENT-Chole farm of 186 a
ad oiiiin Dele rare village, twelve miles
Londo , Mi Blase county. God state of cul
lion, fle -•ddddnderddrained, well fenced, irum:•
posse ion. ;Address WM. BOI LES, 361 Shaw
Toro- 251
. ��
F0 SAr,I -In a +. arioh,-a neW two storey
hedge with all +oderncony rtnLewes, beauti
situated nes theake and convenient to char
schools and e Wetness; part-ofo'the town. r:
reason,eble. osaescion given shy time. Appl
Mies DR ER, Irime st , G erten, Ont, 25
ea
9th
)for
ND,
.4
res,
rom
Iva -
late
et.,
-1
rick
oily
hes
rms
.to
x8
COAGE
iJ eorge
roomsand 4
good etabte,
rs a gelid ee
house.: Ap
OU SALE -A comfortable cotteg
t. Seaforth. The house contai
telreoms. There are two lots
Wit. in one •block of 'Main et. T
an hard and soft water within
to ohn Rankin b Seaforth. 25
on
s 3
d a
ere
the
4•tf.
�OUNG $"
sti1iion t
bred fjont re
strip ort face
anyMereon -
reasonbly.
phone 15 on
FA&rad F
mi es fro
and drined
acres bush,,
PIenty of w
titer p rile
JAME=.K
LL
free
ster
nd
t' 3,
0,
ON FOB SALE - A Clyde:
ears old last October. Cana'
d stook. In dolor, bay,
Ind feet white, Can be see.
Con. 1i, Mullett. Will be
. REID, R.R. :No. 1, Londesb
eKiilop. - 2519
O SSea - Eorth, -Lo"tGood €5, Ooh.buil6,dfugeMcK,weillopllfe,
very hing up-to-date. There art
e r • : t Irl good state of . oultiva
a , A�rteaten well on the place. Fo
u e a ply On the preteens or ad.
Elie R. R. No. 1, Seaforth. 23
FA PO
9th,.
under •ugh.
sand in a goo
hee'.::sag
en h d
berme and
ltregi MRS.
tipn
gene his
oc
aforhll.
Mo day,
pla ing,
ugh
noe alcor
Vii th rer own.
wi 1 use this
y calling
2#911-tf
•
In the matter of the estate
Viva of Seaforte, in the Co
tleuran, deceased.
Notice is hereb,3
tel., Section 60, t:
hires against th
fed at Seaforth,
016, are reguirec
Best, Seaforth
given permit to
,t all credit re an
restate of thea id J
on the 22n1 day
tl to:aend by rest, o
he Executrix ef he said seta
5th day of April MO, the ful
tlaime, and the uature of
mentioned da the Exeoutrix
hem. And ft4Iller take not!
tribute the acetate of the sai
parties entitled thereto, hut
cla.ims of which ebe shall then
Soliolto lor the said
Dated at Sea, 12, this 18th
Shine of the
othe having
be Shi e, who
delivier to J.
anna Shine,
on r bet re the
ir any held by
t ter eueh last
el dis-
ameeg the
only to the
. ale
Ian
th
at
old
10.
yf
2e
ced
12
on.
fur
res -
8x4
SA .-Lot 0, Concesaion 9, Tuo er-
the
Foe
ade
tat of cultivation. There are on
frame hothee, baighbeene pig ho
Milos apply on theeprerolses or
•
have a S reborn bell coif nine mow hs old
ale, Lofty ( 0 9', sire White -Hall • Prince (8 e
am, Pie Or t 'en (104401) He es a splendid ndi-
arge quanti of ead bright seraw for fella in the
iador uni inm.lys tu Inid ma ki e as eag oos: beltre.KII p hp ea vn all .0 ma.
plume 29 on 93. ee 252 -2
AleM FO SALE -Lot 10, Concessio 6, L.
Tooke th. The farm contains 1 acres
leered and 'a geed state of cultivati n. T
ever ailing 40,1 windmill at barn. ood
g• oo tram hotiee with furnace. An re a
M• it: 3 mile of •eaforth, on the Ki pen e
12
-riOR SAL OR
erty of 1 item
land. On t pre
anti Beret via r, e.
and poultry OUb
mem ee vva of
on ea yter I
ALE- GO ON
all
ree
nk
ed.
is
tf
EgenondvIll , the- rop-
er Gordon, containin 2e aor s of
client cellar. Also a , 1 s able
and pig house. I with! 10
st office, will be sold, cheap and
ot soldby April 7, vett be I aged
mint For particul rs app y to
t the Egmondville se_ Fe or add•
epeAli,M. F SA E-106 acres of °bolo land, is itia
eV in easy tance to Seaforth, Biyth, Londe bore
and Walton ; ie the llth Cioncession of ullett. Rich
clay loam, t e fa* stone and 'very f tile. n a
high Odle I cidtleation. About eight cree o val.
uable hard od, Clonefortable brick ho se on s one
foundation ith demerit cellar. Large bank barn,
gook stabil and,,oub buildings, also sil , wind mill
with Water wine through pipe into itchen soft
th• er tattle 1 is -a ly to ROBERT RE lee Lo des.
ce 0013. le le FOR SAfeE-For Sale Lot 25 and
ur part f Lot 24, Concession 14, IL3Killop, con-
taining 180 res, ' Thera, are on the /mem' es a
modern bri „ h e with hard and soft attn.
There is ale a go barn 60x126, With stone oun-
cm stone 4 dee n, pig pen and hen house all
in good rep r. here Is also a good axing or-
chard and a never failing wells. The arm is well
underdrain and well fenced and in a gh sta of
cultivation ith- 4.0 acres of hardWood bush. It is
well eitua on he North gravel road mile outh
of Walton P. station, fileneelepho e and rat
Mardi, 1016.
ereeARM FO SALE -For sale eouth half L 1-32,
°once icin 1, Tuckeremith. containing 94 sores
Mort or le There are on- the preealseg a good
cistern, go batik rn 40x84 with ettine at ling
and eement floore, drive shed end ben house, r ater
in house an been ;supplied b wind -mitt anol cem-
ent tank, Win la fleet c ass condition fenced
and ;drain and t ere ere 10 . acres of firat class
bush -and small° chard. The. farm is three
and : one ball ml ea from Clinton, five relief;
from Sersionh arid ne wile -from church and school,
Rudd telelephoee in house. The farm is all on the
wese sine of railr6ail track and is in first class
proprietor, wisiles to retlite, for further particulars
appty on the premises or addrese JOHN THOMas
V ors foe the e tate of the Me Hugh M. Gcrdori,
offer for gala t No. fourteen (14) in the !sixth (6) ,
consists of 100 Crea of cleared and improved term
lands in a c ean nd geed state of cultivation and is
to market schdole and &meshes. OD the premises
are erect°
18xe4, wit
52x70 witl on
and water • n ba
in learn al
farm is w 1
title is pe I
purpose o
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Etnbalmer and
Funeral birector
Un ertaking Parlors above'
IFlowe4s furnished on short notice
, Phone 'night or day — l92
Charges' irtoderate.
M. aflame grodery store,
in Street,' Sea.foalL
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Tenor Soloist •
Open for Eng:ag-ements
• for Sale
The pro e by is attested on the wese side of no th
s ne found tion cement and brick cellar, fr me
itchen and woodshed. Large frame haw. Th re
e six lots pen which are twenty five frnit tre s.
Will seH the house .vith one or mere lots , to s it
Purchaser. Apply to i
1, C rd of Thanks
Allow me hrough the mediuni of your paper eo
e press my incere thanks to my frierds end neigh -
,ors who set kindly presented Me with a wrist watch
and signet e ng on learnin that I had eelisted in
t eir kindn es and will treasure their gifts and vill
a so endeav r to perform faithfully whatever die tee
2520-1 Fr J. SIMMONS
For Sale or Rent
The desirable residence property in EgaiondvAle
tiled by Vi, G. OharlefeWorth end situated fie
f omSeaforth. The house is a two story beide, with
ernace and electric lighted throughout, has geed
c liar with cement floor and large soft wetter cis-
rn in cellar. There Is also a new stable with tem
nirle and one box stall and drive shed. good herd
ater and a 'ew fruit trees, Will be sold reasen-
a ly and oh ernes to suit purchaser. Foe further
e Maulers apply to
25024f1 W. G. CHARLESWORTII
Seaforth
St Mon for Sale
This gran
AP. a nd ins
ed is a eure
nao would
ibbert
25)7x4
Ascot's Heir
Clydesdale stallion will be sold on easy
enrolled under the Ontario Stallion
dated and placed in No. 1. Wass. e_le
the best impeded horses le Canada
foal getter. Anyone desiroint of a good
GEORGE 'MARTIN
Cromarty
Wa s anted
Sea Orth,Oitkeal
gain. on the market to
t the Seaforth Oatineal-
i e Will be paid.
ThOmpson & Son, Ltd;
Seaforth 250
ar
buy a
Oats
mills
ash
us loess Chan&
We extend a cordial
fvita'tiob to the public in
'general to call and see
In our new place of busi.
ness the South -End Eg.
mondVille Grocery store.
We Will handle all kinds of
ountry produce for cash or
rade at highest prices. I will
call per onally on all egg cus-
tomers ver my route of last
Yours or a better service and
a squar deal.
W. 4.1 Finnigan 4".F4J C
Phone 72
Farmers!
I You no oubt have thought it over
about h many acres you h ve that
Ought to give you double the eld
that you, ave been getting. an you
feel you ould.like to try a ton or so
of our est -By -Test Fertili*er. So
just ph rt the underfigned, 6 on 138,
Clinton o any orders given - t Chas.
Layton' Store will be carefu ly leok-
od after. Also you can see a sample
;of that ent County grown seed Corn
at La,yt 's store,which will stand the
jtest., 1 al o wish to state that there
was an r or in the signature of last
follows :
ki ben attached. Splen d frame barn "
stabling underneath, eement floors
n, also a good pig perk and water
od pig pen and hen , house The
ed and extra well tile drained. The
d possession will be given for the
all necessary fall worla For furbher
to ARCHIBALD lidieGREGOR, or
ON, Administrators, or to R.
their Solieitar. 1491- tf
fen
at a
oin
ROBERT OM
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afford, Contnio
urse th The de-
n ue for trained help is
es the ntimber graduat-
ou may enter a any time
Once for °Ur fre catalog.
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Ten
Seaforth, Ont.
horthorn Bulls
for Sale
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J.:Jackson f
Practical Boot Reirairer I
1 Seaforth
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. Entrance through J. Willis' oot Store. :
IPromPt attention to al repairs. 44
Best leather only med.! I stock .
Note the Addreiiis .
2 J. JACKSON 2
Residence foi Sale
For sale the! residence on Goderich
owned by the late AL Y. McLean,
solid brick with slate mole splendid
'ed attic. It i heated by comeinatio
hot air fermi e. Contains every m
There are ur lots 'with viand
carriage hou e. For further partic
at, Seeforth
he honee is a
eller and floor -
hot water end
ern coneentece
d stable and
lars apply at
The EXPOSIT DR OFF=
Sealertk
Notice to Cr
In the eitat of Robert Watson, la e 11-37-aven-
ship of T ckersmith, in the Coe ty of Moro p'
farmer d ceased.
In pursuance of the etatute in
persons having any claim against
late of the t wnship of Tuckersini
ceased, aho ied oa the 4th pay of
are required n or before the 1st did
to the enders gned solicitor for the
will of the sal Robert Watson, at Se
said date the xecutors will proceed
aseets belong ng to the estate am
claims of whi h zhey have received
HOLIIESTE
hat behalf all
bert Watson,
h, farmer, de-
ebruar
of Apr 1916,
e,.duly verified,
xeoutors of the
forth. Alter the
distribate the
ng the parties
only to the
Solicitor foe the Execnrore, of bhe ill of Robert
Dated at Seeforth this 3rd day of March,
247-4
Needs .10,000
Spring Seedi
Low Settler's and H
Fares now in eff
For throughltickets to al
Manitoba; Saskatchewan
and information, apply to
ada
en] for
oodiwages
meseekers
ct.
-points in
d Alberta,
CANADIAN NORTHERN
Rernerisiber!
that after all there are only
two kinds of coal...the BEST
and the rest.
We always carry for your benefit
a full supply of the best
Lehigh Valley Anthracite
(the coal that satilsfies)
There's a long time yet before
the hot weather sets in so hadn't
1
you better replenish that lowering
coal bin with a load or two of. the
Fo of these are abouti 18
mont old, 3 about twelve
old, od colors and r4ister-
Also f r sale are cowsl in 'calf
with alf at foot and n*ny
heife of choice qual4y. Also
and o. 2r Barley.
JO ELDER & SONS
Hensall, 00t.
2518 tf
We also handle all ki
and lumber, Canada. Ce
ber and shingles, Ca,
Board, metal building
tile, cedar posts, etc.
Bayfield office 8 on 174;
John it
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Mustard
leeetwee
THE CANADIAN -BANK
OF' commERct
iOlei MAD, Genecatalanager. ' F.. JONES, 1A,..set ;General Manager
CAPITAI $151100 000 liESERVE Mal SI ,500,000
FARAERS/ BUSINES
The Canadian- pank of CoOnerce extends -to F rmers every
t4e discount and c011ection of sales notes. Blank sales notes
rire supplied free'(4 charge application.
,Seaforth Branch
Manager
Measles
Notice is hereby given to the ;ratepayers of the
tol'oship of,StanI, that in aeoordaelee with the
Previncial Health Act, all kn iivie or suspected easel
of Medeles or other contagious di -eases must be ree
Dr. Rogers, Brumfield, or to tile Secretary of tne
Board, R. J. Riohardson, Varna, All persone failing
to observe this regulation will belprosecated accord-
ing to law. 1
By order of tbe Board of Width, Stanley
Dated April 1 t, 1916. 2520-4 1
0
pring ow
Hors.es fSe Cattlf
1 Stadler, aged.
orse and
how
Seaforth
Tuesday, 'April 11th
Under the auspiee,s of the Seaferth
A.gricultural Society.
HORSES
Stallion reeled in .
The Annual Spring Show. under tne foaled m 144. ......
cu tural Society, of Stallions, harness
and halter horses, bulls and cons, will
be held in the
iVillage of Henaill
FIDAY, APRIL- .4th, /914
PRIZE LIST
Stallion foaled 1,913 and before...e.... 86 $4 -
Stallion foaled in 1914 or later. pa... 6 4 2
BELGIAN or PEROBeERON
-Stallion foaled in 3918 and before.-- 6 4
2
Stallion fooled in 1914 or 4 .2
• CARRIAGE and ROADSTER
Standard bred aged carriage stallion ,
Stalleard bred roadster stallion
BEAUNE% HORSES
Heavy draft brood mare in foal., ...... 6 4 2
Helevy draft or agricultural yeld mare
or gelding 2
3 year old. heavy draft -gelding or filly
2 year old heavy draft gelding of filly
3 year old accrieultural gelding ter filly
2 year old agricultural gelding or filly
Filly or gelding any class or Age Shown i
Sin le carriage horse
No horse or 1201Seli ta be hewn iu more than one
oialls except for sweepstake prize, without colasent
of ehe Directors.
Special Prizes
T. J. Berry $10, divided $5, V, V for best yearling
tiling sired by any herse.
. Berry $5 for best filly or gelding, any age, sired
y King Thomas,
T. Joynt, merchant, Hensel!, pair Sclater sh3ee,
f r best heavy draft team.
O. . Hndson, carriage builder, Hemel! $6, wheel'
arraw, for best heavy draft horse, :thy age, stal.
Th mas Sharp, general blacksmith, Hensell. set
ngletrees complete, for beet gefteral purpose
m.
E. . Cookson. harness maker, Hensel', oiled lap rug
f r best gentleman's outfit.
T. W. Palmer, Hensel', $5 box of cigars for best
agricaltural team.
Borithron &Drysdale, Hensall, $2 -whip, for best
Shorrhorn
A, W. E. Hemphill, Hensel], one pail Columbian
Stock food, for best Aberdeen-Angue bull.
G. E. Troyer 310 for the beet ten cone. geld-
ings or fillies, sired by any roadster stallion. 2
to be rising 3, three to be risiog 2, 5 ta be rising 1
Huron Weather Insurance thiemeI Co. $1,500 policy
in their Company, fully paid up for 3 tears, for
eest individual female Shorthorn,
Cattle
3
Aged bull
Bull, calved after September 1, le14
Cow ot heifer over 2 years
Bull calved after September 1, 1014 6
Onw or heifer over 2 years old 8
A Sweepstake badge will be even in ea•ch • of the
cattle classes and also for the best pure bred female.
Botcher steer or heifer (grade) 3 2
All exhibitors must first become members of the
be. made with the Secretary at the Commercial ho-
tel, until 1 o'clock on the day of tbe show, The de-
tection of the Judges to be final Iv all caees. Arrange-
ments will be made to have ample Accommodation
1 foe all horses.
President
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2 (successor eel the E. eicraul Co., value.— ..846
SHIRE
S3 46 24 42
Badge
Stallion, an age
Stallion, anc*
ROADST
Standees! hied trotting etalli e
Standard bred pacing stellian;
Team In harness, 1st. Regina 'gold
Brood mere fo 1st. lish
Filly Or geleing foaled % 1913, 'tit
6
Filly or gelding foaled 914, le ver
Filly or gelding foaled 1 15, a sr -
Team in hr3rness, suit of (*thee
BroodStreniviaerriiBnrofoga'1, silvele cup. Do.*
FIllymoirnren104jaingnkfoa- "148 200 lbs.
7 3 2
Filly or gelding foaled ;1915, tallish
Team in itaness ROA1DSTER:SP°8E 3 2
rug, AgricualtuENBralLiLecieptymt.
Roadster horse in harneiss 16.8 and
Roadster team la harneas, 15-3 and
For the best heavy draft filly or gelding $1500 Pole
icy in the 'nit -Iron Weather Insurance Mutual deo.
fully paid up for 3 yeare value $0.00 donated by the
Huron Weether Insuraiiee Co,
HEREFORDS
DONATIONS
No. 1-17 JeWeI adjusted Regina eVatch,
case donated by Savauge & Stollery, jewelers
Valueo
No. 2-Englieh waterproof ricat, donated by J. O.
Greig & Co., clotbiera value. - 110 00
No. 3-Sollei leather sult case. donated by Cleft Age
No. 4-SiIver medal, tolerated by lank of Commeeee
No. 5 -Pair 'Wool blanliete, donated b
the Seaterth Creamery, value .
No. 6- A suit of elothee, made-tooneasure
ous Progress Brand. donated by Stewart Moe.
Clothiers, value. 325 00
7-Stiver cup, dbnated by Dominion bank.
No, 8-201) lbs, Wave Cireet flour, 'donated by sea -
forth Minting Co value.
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McLEAN
Seoretery
RULES
No. le-Yeaeraidie lee $1, each extra entry 60e.
No. 2 -Brood owes meat lewd' vieibly In feat.
No. 3 -Age homes ta date from January let,
No. 4 -Age el cattle to date from Septelst.
No. 5 -All protests mast be In writing, and heeded
to the Searetary by 6 p,m, the day of the Show,
accompeteett by $2.00, wbich will be refunded if
No. 6 -Ne eagistered Clydesdales allowed te •Illeeee
in Agricultural 'clam
Prize Liste new be obtained from the Secretetry
J. McDowell ; M. 13roderiek
President Seeretary
A. E. Colson
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MODEL 1 FO R NISTY
F.O.B Oshaw
CoOlete
GIEO a HAIGO, Agent, $eaforth