The Huron Expositor, 1916-06-23, Page 700
hoes
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nratUleadlarviffittmc
for i;v ry sport and
the best wearing and
Canada. Fleet Foot
rdinary kinds—to dis-
for the honey comb
leet Foot Outing shoes
for Mon, Women and
;ntioned herewith-_.,.
vas uppers and honeycomb
for 1.25,
uppers and white rubber
uppers and white rubber
appers and red rubber soles
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alias uppers, i low cut style
vers and White rubber soles
ripely
U °TEt
ted to. Purchase
have any Western. town Iota
lands that` you wish to dia..
It will plliv you to write to
OHARLES; BECK,
Berl n, 'Ont,.
Jaekson I
ac,tical Boot Repairer ®'
Seaforth •
e threeen .. wine Boot Store. •
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t attenti n to all repairs.
her only used. I stook
1 leatherk:. f o r foundry .
:1?s and • hard wearers. •
Note the Address •
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r JACKSON
Opposite Baositor Office •
lily so that
issue!
our Local
l
aware
rid
ats
irn, and alnhltlon
ossihie Satisfaction
suits Tl overcoats
"Inez. They have
they are tailored
m which they are
a prime factor in
the war, British
tailors a1 over Can
vill continue to make
e that is within the
Spring and Sum -
es of rioltt fast color -
please young men,
matter whether you
uality, tailoring and
faction; Come in and
ilors
San
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1sE RTHL&RK1 T8
Fall: Wheat (state) new c-,
, per bush ........ to
Peas, per bush ...;:...,,.
Barley, per bush,.
Beans, per bush. i.... . 2 50 to 2 60
Bran. per ton ,1, ..... 2400 to 24 00
Shorts, per ton ...... 26 00 to 26 00
Flour, per 3 O0. to 4 00
Stutter,' No. 1 loose, lb. 22 to • 23
Eggs, per dozen . ... 23 to 24
Hay, new, :per tort_- 12 60 to 14 62
Bogs,. ...... a ....... , 10 65 to 1065
T. "BOX &•
GO:
EMBALMERS AND . .
FUNERAL . DJREOrORS
trigiolder of Government ii.Mploma,
and Liceicae
' CHARGES MODER�TE
overs turntanea on stays t tee
t
Night Ca'_:- u y Calls
Phone 10' P one 50
Bla the
PfdciiTiliiam--In Seaforth, Din June 15,
to Mr. and Mrs. J. W Mb William,
•teff Mt. Clemens, a son, (Edmund
;Matthew)
FAIRBAIRN-In: Stanley, on June
19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wa ter Fair-
bairn a son. _
LloYde-if Starview, :Usk. on June
14, to Mr. tae d. Mrs. M. , . Lloyd,
a daughter. _ l
eynoids--In Clinton on June 12, to
' Mr.'lar8 Mrs. P. O. ,Reynoilds, ;a .son.
Burdon, Ind CBuffiat scin June 8, (to Mr.
i and Mrs.. . Dyer Burdon !formerly
; . of Exeter, . e Rson..
Marriages
'pian-Scbadel-In Toronto, on Jane
18, . Vera. trice Sehadel,' for Cos.`
(Dr.) Henry •A. Hessteon formerly of
Clinton.
Rance -Phillips -In Kingston ipn June
list, Dorothy Phillips to Carence R.,
. Ba-liee,_ ;B.A., of Toronto, s fro l:erly(
of ;Clinton.
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Deaths
sexowa-in Goderich ,on J e 10th,
Flora McKinnon, wife of Mr. R.•;R.
,r Sallawls.
:Kirkpartriek--In Goderieh toatnehip, on
June 11th, John Kirkpatrick, aged.
Lin:ety-one years.
Duff -In cBluevale on June I th, 'Rob-
ert N. puff, aged 65- years.
-Towes---In McR'illop, on June 20, Annie
'Maud Hart, wife of JohnsA. Howes,
' aged. 28 years and 2 aronth,s.
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I S. T. Ho1rres
Funeral ,Director and
Licensed Embalmer
US 3ertaktrig parlors in Oddfe
tows building opposite
Stewart Bros. Resi-
dence Goderlch st., cpio
`Dr. Scott's.,
.• Flowers furnished oil
s• short notice. .
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I. Phone Night or Day
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SALE REGISTER
On +Wednesday June 28th, a
eiock i harp, on Lot 7, Conee
Tuckerfsmit;h, Farm Stock :
ixennts. Mes. Dan MOST•+len,
zees ; Thomas Brown, auctio
one o'-
sion. 1C,
R Im pie-
' opriet-
eer.
AUCTION SALES.
A =ION SALE OF FARM STOOKAN
11.MENTS-Thomas Itrown has receiv
ions to sell by Public Auction on Lot 7,
10, Tuokersmith on June 28th. Horses
cultural mare. rising nine years old,one
horse eight years old, one agricultural
years old, one driving horse quiet and reliable,
cows calved in March, one now newly c4lvtd,
cow due to Dake in July, one heifer due
August, one cow to calve in August, two
ing two years old, twu yearling steers, two
ves, three spring calves, one good collie
store hogs. Im plemei,ts-Ona wagou, oe
Harris binder, six toot cut, one hicOormi
six, foot, one Deering horse rake, nearly
Massey Harris combined drill, one set iron
One cultivator,: two walking ploughs, one
one gang plough, one manure spreader,
cutter, one scales, one root pulper, one olden
one top buggy, nearly new, one cutter,
(gat, one set bob sleighs, one fanning milli,
rack, one cream separator, one Leader
hundred tap buckets, one set singl
one set double harness, one: -...pr,
and pulleys, one hay lark, forks, hoes, chains,
els, collars and whifiietrees, ant a lot of ether
ton numerous to mention. Terms—On chattels,
sums of SW and under cash, over that amount
months credit will be. given, on approved
a discount of six per cent per annum allowed
cash on credit._ amounts. Terms on farm
known on day of sale, on app'ication to
signed, MRS. DANIEL MeMILLAN, R.
Kippen P.O.
IMPLE-
d instruot-
concession
One agri-
riwuitural
olt three
two
one
to calve in
healers ris-
fall cal-
dog, two
Massey
k mower,
new, one
harrows,
muffler,'
one straw
buggy,
One demo -
one hay
ten, one
harness,
rope
shov-
things
all
six
Soint notes
offifor
made
the under-
R. No. 2i
Summer Resorts
Cot-
moderate.
London.
2532x4
BAYFIELD
DEER LODGE PARt -Furnished Summer
ages, wide verandas, good location. Rent
Apply to GEO.BOWNTREE, GO Stanley St.,
Centre Huron Liberals
The ,.Annual Meeting of. the; Centre
Heron Liberal Association will, be held ,
in Dardno's Opera Hall, S afarth en
Tees -day, Jun,- 27th, at 3.30 pan. Mr.
3', C. Elliott, M.P.P,. for Went Mid-
dles:x, will the present ,and ,Will glee
an address, All Liberals of tie Rid-
ing fare 4. specially requested toattend.
M. MURIE,• Pre+s9dent.
D
J.. L. KILLORAN, Secreta.'y
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Mortgage -Sale
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A House and Lot in Seaforth
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Under and by virtue of the power of sale c ntain-
ed in ascertain Mortgage (which will be nlroduced at
the time of sale) there will he offeredforsale by pub-
lic auction on Saturday the 15th day of July 1916 at
the Commercial Hotel in the Town of Seaforth at
the hour of 2 o'clock p.m. the following house and
lot namely -Lot number 42. on the north side of
illlairket et. in F.G. Sparling's survey in the said Town
of Seaforth. There is a. frame house on the property.
Also a good well and some fruit trees. Terms—Ten
percent of the purchase money to be paid on the
days of sale.and the balance in two weeks thereafter.
For further particulars, apply to J. M. BEST, Sea-
lerth, Vender's Solicitor.- Dated 19th June 1916.
211Onias Brown, Auotioneer. 2532-8
, IMPPORTANT .NOTICES -
ANTE t-a-Teaeker, A Normal trained, teacher
V r fbr8.S. No,I8, MoKiilop,dutiee to commence
after en mer holidays. Attendance 14, Apply to
li AL DER, ERt No. 4. `%'altos, Ont.
2522-3
STRAY 'ATTLF'--Strayed from .the prem es of
the an creigneedif, west Half of lot 6, Done salon:
. Hay, abo t the.15tii of May. three Yearling heft -
re, two whi : and one red and all wit t horns. Any
formation eading to their recovery a will be a rec•
ated by the owner. H. WILLERT. 2531 xtf
'111,41t11 FO ; SALE -Ai, email farm ofeight ae es o
• good nd all. cleared, part of lot on co . Deas
ion 8, Mobil op, at Roaborough. , A even ro , m •
dwelling h. coin good repair and j a arn, to
house and • • 'try house are .situated t ereon.
ply toJOH
oM1LLAN, R.R. Na 1, Seafort
Ap
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MIAMI Fa ' SALE„ -Lot 6, Ooncessi n 9, Tu
41: smith, ontalning 100 acres. aboutseven'
under bush. The farm Is well fenced and dr
and in a good state of Cultivation.. There are o
premises a good frame house, bank barn, pig h
nen house, drive house d two.good wells.
terms and particu . •1 on the:premises o
dress HRS. JOHN II . r ,, Egmondvhlie P.O.
ker..
ores
ned
the
use,
For
ad.
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GOOD FARM FO SALE—For Bale i.nt 25 and
parted Lot 24, aoneession14 altiKillop, 'om-
ellu 130 acres: T • ere are on the premis e ; a
ode brick house with hard and•: soft w: ter.
here s also a good barn 80x126, th stone f un-
ation and stabling underneath, driving (shed 8 x40
n stone foundation, pig pen and ben house, . all
in good repair. There s also a' go i bearing or.
rd and two never failing wells. he farm is ell
erdrained and wellf fenced and In a high eta . of
ltiv*ation with 10 acres of hardwood bush. t is
well situated on the North gravel ro 1 mile :. nth
of Walton O. P. B. station, also tele hone and ral
wall delivery. Thie 1 a eholee fa and will be
Sold on reasonable terms. F,or fu her [panic liarsa'
apply
ca n tt a premisesaor address: J.1DIOt • N
24t
I "`MAPLE TERRACE FOR SALT A first Glass
farm of 100 acres within easy distance to Seat ortb,
Riyth. �,ondesboro and Walton, on he filth Conces-
sion of{#tHulle . Rich clay loam, free from stone and
very fp Ile. n a high state of cultivation. About
eight acres of valuable hard wood,comfortable brick
house On sto e foundation with cementeellar. Large
bank barn, g d stab' ng and out building, also silo,
windmill wi h water flowing through pips into
kitchen, soft water, cement cistern. A desirable
farm. For f rther particulars apply to ROBERT
ItEID, Londe boro, R.R. No. 1, box 24 9ZeKiilop riir..
al telephone 5 on 170. (2531- tf
VAL J BLE . ARM Fr R SALE—The administrat -
ors ,for th : estate of the late Hugh N. Gordon , !
offer for sale, of No. fourteen (14) in the sixth (6)
Concession of the triwnship of Mcillop This farm
consists( of 10r acres of cleared and improved farm
lands in, a clean and. g d state of.cultivation and is
situated in a splendid arming district, convenient
to markets, scools an churches. On 'the premises
are ere 'ted a oomfor able frame dwelling • house,
18x24, c ithkitchen at ached. Splendid frame barn
52x70 with stn a stabli g underneath, dement floors
and water in ern, als a good pig pen and water
in barn also agood pi pen and hen • house. The
farm is Well re iced an extra well tile drained. The
title is perfect and pos ession will be g yen for he
purpose -of doing all ne essaryfall work 'For further
particularsapf,ly to ROE'1IBALD McGREGOR, or
ROBE& GIBSONt;t
, • .rninitrors, or co R.
HAYS. eaforth. their 6oi113i6,r. • 2!41.1
;arm for Sale
-For good farm of 100 sores being Lot 7, e, n•
Cession 1J, Pruc ersmit . There are on thprem':ea
two bank barn with ate ne stabling, one 5�( x43 a d
the other 30x6". Langframe house with furna.e.
There aro 26 acres unde grass, about 50 acres rea v
for seedi g, 10 acres of ueh and 2 ear es'of oreha d
and thre never failing wells, also 50 acre farm, ' s-
ing lout bait of lot 5. suitable for , p sture far
These fa ms wilI•be sold together or separately a
with or without the crop. Immediate possess' n.
Apply on the premises or addreg. R. 2t. No. 2,
liippen, .)r phone 3 en 1(35.
SIRS. DANIEI
oD MILLA
2629 -
of io
and
tecutOr's .►s
acre farm in
Household Effec
le
sbor e
s, etc
The Ex cutar's of the Estate of the lase John D +n -
can will ffer for sale on the premia n Tuesd
July 4th, IMO at 2 o'clock p.m. the f II wing val ,
able prop rty—KEAL ESTATE -Lot u ,. ben 18 in
the 12th oncesaiori of the Township of Usborne p
the Ooun of Huron, containing 100: cr • s more r
lees. On his property are a good 1 orey bri k
house an two bank barns. There area• out 60 aor s
seeded do n. 20 a•;res Will oe lef p oughed t is
coming fa 1 and•6 acres in fall wheat a d he purah s-
er will ha e the privilege of ploughln a ter ham •t.
Full pose .salon will be given on the 1 d y of Marc ,
]917. Thi is a first-classfarm and is n1 about h If
a mile froa school -house. Chatte s Organ, B
Room Sul es, Tables, Chairs, Couch, a Cts, Be
steads, 1 Deal Stove and 2 Wood .S es, Mahe
Kitchen L tensile, also a quantity of ' re ood, 1 T
Bilggy an, 1 Cutter. Term of Sale R al Estate
Ten per c -qt -On the day of sale In as or oth
satisfacto y security and the balance n the let d
of March 1917 without interesi, C a tels—Cas
Further tams ani particulars will be ade known
on the day of sale or can be had on p lisation o
B. 8, PHI LIPS, Auctioneer, JOHN. R DUNG.
Woodham GEO GE MANTLE, Exe'__er E •ecutors,
Oladman a Stan bury, Exeter, Solicitor for Exec
tore. 2532-2
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.i nbalmer and
Funeral Directs y
ertaking Parlors above
illiams' grocery store,
ain Street, Seaforth,
4f -blowers fu _..sued on short noti: e.
411.10harges moderate.
• Phone ,night or day - 102
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Imported
tallions
The following I:r
Stallions, which ar
service this season
'T. J. Berry's
Kia
Clydes
ported Clydesdale and Peroheton
all is No. 1 form, will stand for
at
Stables, Hensall,' Ont.
G THOMAS
ale [92541 (12625)
15 to insure.
CUIVIBE LAND'S GLORY
Clydes ' ale 1178461 ;15788)
k `'15 to insure
C IVaMODOBE
Clydes ale 9596] (14633)
15 to insure
JABOT
Percheron [31391 (84214)
.1S to insure
COLO EL ',GRAHAM
[1255) (M.03) ' will travel he same route as last year
The TR 1 TTING- STALLION
• AN Y REDLAC
Will stand at the a ove stables until
June 20th, t a limited number of
mares, after' hich date he will go in
to training
Inti
The Grand Cir
MACTH
2.041 489
1liiaeThistle is the
was ever- offered
part id the county
the largest racing
,world hid .{defeat
cult - stars as ofte
h m., Ma,cThiistle 2
full brother to Ir
1-2. MaicThistle 1llfn
in 2.01; fas half in
Thule in -„,,grad d:.
he ' `a{ ' made to
size, quality, India',
and brains.- He wi
bsrat, Blyth, 'thits
ed number .of frnari
Accommodation pr -,
,statnee. Writ
full particulars ,
THOS. COUTL
L. 0 i CHART.'
h Rade Horse
TLE
A.T.R.
tgtest horse that
' service tr . this
eraced through
rcuit in , the
'the Grand, Cir-
as- they defeated
S-4 is ale
ndence Ba
1' ,has been
UedednidS;
I, brown sts
iter horse, having
R.
x a
t 2.01
miles
Mae -
Mon;
lity, -, bre
d -at 'his
oti, for a
t .$20 -to Ir
or mares
breeding
ins
Own.
iinit-
sure.
from
and
WORTH, Blyth
Popular
tallioni.
The following p 'pular et
mprovement of/stock this
The Chk rely Bred
KING KA
Japers. Mi.rray, Prop
Monday Noon -=-L
. at Peter ,McCann
cordon 3- Hibbert
William Do: eey's, 1
Hibbert, ;,for eight,
Williams” lit 21, co
for noon; then • to
28, concession 7, f
day -To •Edward
con ceissioi 6, Hlbbe
to ,Weber's Hdtel,
Thursday -To Willi
3, concession( 6, Mc
then to 'Andrew
concession 3, McK111
day -To alis own at
re Hain until the f.
;noon.
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The Standard Bred
Trotting
RED MCK
Enrolled an
Monday -Will lean
Egnlondville, at noxi
of thel Huron road(
Graham's ` Hotel for
Sotuth bT way of
to 'Walker's Hotel;
non; then ' is6uth t •
tel ;stables, Hensall,
nesday-T! ' Exeter;
miles to 4ohn Blair'
to Centralia, at Mo
night. ThOr,aday-E::
Usborne, for noon;
at 'Taylor's' hotel fo
West to jas. Balla
boundary, -j for noon;
Dublin, ,at Weber',s
Saturday By way of
his own stable for- no
remain until the folio
-James rry, prop
S:nillle, M roger.
The Imported Ciyd
CHLORO
(14062)
EnrOltneett No,
Intapected ;and
3. LiOnge-tone, Propr
Mo day-4Will leave
t,a,ffa; and 'go west
or noon; then south
ne ,then east to hi
e night,; Tuesday
wn stable. and gq t
yne's, Hibbert; Usbor
oon ; then, south ,to
nd, west( io Robe,rt-
ight. Wenesday-S
,then east and south t
in ch elsea for noon
illla-r Brock's, Us
ursday-East 3 1-2
1-2 Chiles jtd G. C. A
lan-shard, Ifor noon;
o Kirkton, 'at Taylor'
ight,. Friday -North
oad, at Thomas McCu
hen north' and wee
table, where he will
following. Monday trio
lops will stand f
aeon as follows :
r the
lydesdale Stallion
14130291 .,
for and Ma ager
jye'itiis own table
, lot 30, con'-
„ an:d g to
21, concessl n '1
Tuesday -To Pat
esslon 4, Hi bert,
. Gormley's - lot
night. We es-
r:nley's, lot 17,
, for noon; then'
ublin', for ght.•
Flarinlgan'a, lot
llep,, for noon;
aiuskopf's, 1 t .7,
for nigh. Fri-
le where he will
lowing - Mo day
and Registered
Millon
EY 42946'
/respected.
his own st ble,
and by
:4 Clintogon, a R.
n>'lght. Tuesd y-
e London ' oad
Brucefield, for
Con rn:ercial`;Ho-
for night. Wed -
then south 3.1-4
.for noon; hen
fast's Hotel for
'to ,Wro. Bro k -s
hen to Kirk on',
night. Frld y-
tyne's, Usb me
then nth to
0tel, for ni ht.
.Huron roa to
n1 where he 111
leg Monday noon
ietor; W. i R.
ley Stallion
YNE -
5547
53 Form 1
Approved.
tor & Manaer
his own stable,
David HI l's,
do the Crora ty
Own stable, or
111 leave Its
James Ball n -
e ' boundary tor
Thanes Roi
tlUcDonald's i
th to Ell.nvi
Jno. Delbridg
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or
le,
's
then south to
rn e, for nig t.
lies and n th
an'sr Base L e,
hen north -w: 3t
Hotel, for t e
to the Th : es
die's, for noo
to his o n
elnain until t e
Hing.
he Pure Bred Iir:porited Clydesdale
-Stahl.
CUBERIrAND SC• IST 13979 (16981
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Inspected and pproved.
• Enrolment' o, 2892
Monday -Will leave
1 t 4 cone+ Sion 3, HI'
J hn Carpenter's, Du
t ence to Patrick •Car
ban; for night. Tues
Huron road to Bounds
s uth and east to Jo
2 , concession 2, Hlbb„
t ence to his own s
edn e+9day-Will .proc
Leak's, lot 21, concessl
non ; thence to 'Wan.
1 t- 6, concession 2, . L
Thursday -To Con. Ra
cession 3, Fullerton, f
to Peter Smith's, 'lot
Downie, for night. F
Hierxran's, lot 25, cones
far noon; thence to
I oft 16, concession 4,
night. Satturday-To t'
stables, Mitchell, for
his own /istablet for ni
M Clay arorning. Ter
R BERT BURCHILL,
M eager. -
is own stable,
bort, and go \.o
in, for noon;
n's, St .Coln
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7 -West a.lo gMillyi line, M.'e
I Murphy';' 1 .t
rt, for noon
ble for nigh
ed to Wesldy
n 3, Logan, for
" interin,gham's,
gan for night.
'a, lot 15, -corn_
✓ noon; then
concession ,
lday-To John
cion 5, Downl
ley Robinson'
t.11arton, fdr
ordner - House
on; thence to
ht, and until
to insure, $1
Proprietor and
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The Pure Bred Pere eros, Stallion
INDEX;
Enrolment
Inspected and Approve
'WnI. Berry, Prop.
Monday -Will leave '
B,'ucefield and go weS
the Temperance House
earth to 'the Bayfield
tolwnship at Ben Rath
esday-West to Swi
a d north to James
nn; then north to
for night, Wednesday
Huron Road- and east
nor then by way of
Di{irst's Colborne, for .
to Harry - Sweet's
right. Thursday -By
or. Road 'to Clinton',
House four noon; the.
of. the Base I.dn a .. to
end's for night, Frida
Ii(lllett to W. J. McBer
n east by way of
forth at the Queen's -
Saturday -East :by wa
comer then west to Roy
noon; then by wayof
to his own, stable, wher
until the following M•
Per terms and oonditi..
P. 363
Form
itad Manager.
1
its - own stable;,
to Varna, at.
or noon; then
line, Goderlc
ell's for nigh .
zer's. come
terling's fo
as. McMillan;
North to the
o Jewell's Cor-•
miller to J. C.
on; then east
L~nesville foir
ay of the Hur-
t the Graha.
.porth by wa
Albert Towns
--East throb
rue's for noon
'rboro to Se
•lel, for nigh.
jof Red Sch 1,
;rt Elgie's, for
London Roe
he will remai
day cnor
ll see manage .
The Standard Bte
ERR
:Will stand, t thel
Seaforth, on, - um
This% AK ;a ver far
and while not yet
a hiig horse. L ok
A^_re�r ctoi Trot lag
Can�.4ian Stan and
roloten t No. 44 9. T
with foal. Ed • Jo
Clinten; pion 8 o
Trott,ing e Stallion
Jk y
.Royal `Hotel barn,
JaMes Evans, tor and Manager
Logan, for n
etable for the
John Murray'e
lop, far noon;
coneAsaion 10,
thence to his
whe,re he
day boon. We
day -To Joseph
to Jose* At
70 Martin, C
of &Worth for
Habkirk'is Mc
day -Will Pr
where be will
ditions same
Mansfield has
and approved.
rap
leav
con
theint
to Pat Woods?:
epee to his 'own
weat tip A. ROBS',
p, for one hour;
table, f r night,
d Noo -To Web -
or ni t Thurs-
' for noon; then
ior night. Friday
; then t4.41 Mat(thew
or t. satur-
his own stable,
, until the follow -
Terme and cons
r years. Lord
nrolled, inspected
go insure, $13;
r.
Nag
son's
Unto
oon
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MR.. TO4 LETON
rutting Stallion
The Standard Slred
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Peter idle ..Great, 4 y ars, 2 07s, and
season ? Do y ti Se k thel most ens
Mr. Templeton,' the autif41 son of
Maud Freeman, the arn of • four. He
the Great. fro's'''. whom proceeds a new
his great gr,andclatn as bet er than a
standard of •excellenc , thatl is the
best. His `td,arn and grand -dam ,,were
known to be bettpr t an 2.10 trotters,
2.10 trotter, filial four h daze produced
it? He is 'the tight size, 15.3; he is
the right color,! der brow ; he has
the Peter the Great style nd finish,
finest gaited of itrott rs an his foals
cellence in inheiltanc ins Sr ed, in.
gait, in individ ality and hove all,
if any other eta lions are worrth a ten
dollar hill, wit the exception of a
son of Peter th Gre t, for they have
added no less tb n 49 new rforsners
to hie list, whic wa ten ere than
returnS for the seaso of 191 indlcate
at least eixty More new rforrners
counts for all 0 a allable foals by
him of training age, not ing wed,
for 'breeding pur He hp,s placed
ie the 2.10 lists ortyl perfo ers, the
etallion, being 16 and be h s placed
in the 2.10 troth g llst, 35 p formers.
This is five rnor th n, the combined
nttrber of 2,10 rotte s sire by the
two Sires rankin nex below him and
had th,e, effort eie tnade there were
tee. gnoret of hia get that could have
bee enarke4 In he 2.10 list in 1915.
He has placed in the , 2,10 lis t twenty
colt trotters wit tato thr e and
four year old re ords. He. as sired
two elamplon ye,a ling trotter and he
sired the present hat pion, t 0, three
and four year ol trotter, Ptter Volo
2.02. He has sire th ee 2.04 trotters,
all three of which, to k thel records
in 1915, and has sir four .05 trot-
ters, no other sire h ving trn re than
two to'his credit He has si ed four
two year old 2.10 trotters, n other
sire having 'got blare than .no. Ile
ti
hae sired pine t ree year o d 2.30
trotters While th lax est nu4:b.:r got
by any other sire s fise. He as sired
tv;elve lour Tear ld 2.10 trot ers, the
lar4est nurnb-r gat by any other sire
is fotA.r.
Peter the •Greal no; headed the
list annually &he paist half dozen
years for siring aney winners. He
has sired the wi net° of the largest'
amoUnt of money ever won by a har-
ness. rake, horse 1 on sea,son. Peter
Scott winning $50 35 he: past season,
also the largest 'winning three year
old in history, Peter, olo, winner of
$33,500.; These are 61)1 ,a4 few Of the
skeleten facts about eter the Great
as a sire. Peter the' reat has mare
2.10 trotting stallions t an any - other
etallion has of all se s, mares, stal-
lion -s and, geldings co. bined. Seven-
teen 2.10 trotting stal ons, what an
arneeirig array. He Ss s 26 producing
sons. Up to four yea s ago he had
only two, as his oldes foals are only
rising ntne years. A other reason
why the soes of Pete the Great are
certain to become th leading sires
in service, is because thsre are no
short bred ones. Peter the Great corn -
=ands the cream ,Of the brood mares
of all !America, V,rhilai those bred to
him at home cannot be equalled for
one of its size. In forming thd harem
at Patchen Wilkes Farm, Mr. Stokes
rejected all those,' except the most
richly bred, the moet celebrated speed
producers ar the fastest public per-
formers. There are no foals by Peter
the Great in' 'extStende that are not
up to the higheet etandlng as regards
;material ancestry. Thl.fi means every-
thing for success Of his sons as sires,
for today Dnly horSes of the steongest
breeding can win. He was hl:nself an-
nually a winner et the Blue Grass Fair
at Lexington and since withdrawn, his
;SODS Peter O'Denna, 2,08 and Robert
C., 2.09.% nave been the champions
there, showing whet grand individa-
als the Samily are, 'Mr. Templeton was
bred at the Patchen Wilkes , Stosk
Farm Lexington, KentOcky. He went
a half, as a yearling, in 1.15. He
ferced Jessie tW,. to a record Of 2.21s
at Forest, Ont., in a, five heat race,
when a very lame hors'e from the ef-
fects of a, bowed tendOn, and if he
had not hnet with. an litcrldent, was a
sure 2.10 trotter. One of his, first
feels since, reming to this country is
Peter Tern- that trotted in 2.25'
last year 'as a two year bld. '
Terms -Mr .Templetor will t tend at
his :pairs) stable le half mile south
of Hills Greeif at $25 to insure mare
with foal, payable' March 1sta 1917.
Mares from a distance will be pa
tured at reasonable rates. All ace
dents fat Tisk of 'owners Of mates,
Mares that are not reterned regularly
will be charged fu insurance Whether
CUMBERLAND GEM.
(98691) nut
'Inspected and Approved.
Enrolment No. 1367, Form I.
John. J. McGavin, PrOprletor.
Will stand Sor service( during the
pneSent season at John J. MeGavin's
Stables, Leoeibtiry, Lot 22, Concession
18, McKillop.,
this F.pring.
The Imported ClydeSdale
EARL 0' 'CLAY 12035 (13458).
s Enrolment No. 699 '
Snepected and Approved.
Mondsay-Will leave his own stables
Brucefteld, and go wefit tot the
iecised concession of StanSey, then
north to John •Butchard'e, for noon;
then north and) tweat to Wm. Glenn's
for eight. Tuesday -By 'way of Ban-
nockburn,. to iliarnat, ,at the, Tempei-
anee Hotel, for noon; then hy, way of
the Dayfield Rasa, to tile Goshen
line; to Albert MeClinchers, for night
Wednesday -By MeClymont's side road
to the Parr Line, then south to Wan.
Fosters, for noon; thence to Alex.ltree
BeathSs 2nd concession of Stanley, for
nights! 'Thureday-North to the Say -
field Road:, to this own stahle, for
-noon. reicalning eintil the following
Friday storming. Friday -To George
'McCartney's Mill Prisal, for noon; then
to 'McAdasnrs side road then; north to
the 2nd.; concession, H.R.S. Tucker -
smith, then west to James Ca'rnochants,
Poi- night. Saturday -West bY Broad-
footSe bridge, then south to the Mill
Road, to, hig own, stable, 'where he will
remain until .the following Monda`y
?morning. Terms -To insure, $15; twO
mares from one owner, $28, payable
February let, 1917. Re D. -Murdoch,
Proprietor and Manager. •
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