The Huron Expositor, 1918-05-24, Page 57 24, 918
Shoes!
are the times when it is f*
able for aziy man to buy 2
.dable Shoes from. a De- 0
ble Shoe Store.
wa-WA
are at your service with
sortment of the most reli•
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Men's Shoes made--Sh.oei 0
rou can bank on giving you
. satisfaction. The choicest
others and every detail of
-t Shoe construction is
out into our splendid
. smart, snappy styles
he Young Man as well as
tore conservative styles for A
Itler men. X
Tial Values, too -
he English last with Acme I,
... . . . . . $6.00 0
e English last with Neolin
.. .. $6.50, $7, $7.50 si
English last with leather
5.50, $6.00, $6,50 •
• Neolin soles and rubber 0
...$6.00, $6.50., $7.50
• • -
.50, $5.00 to o6.00 a pair 0
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;Miss Emma Johnston is spend-
o:uple of weeks here before go.
to Detroit to join her father
ter, who will be there for some
before returning to Hensall.- •
tber of- our pupils are now -writ-
the midsunnner examinations
t it will be an anxious time for
-Messrs Cook Broshave been.
Ting the appearance of their fine
on Wellington Street south and
Set- with Mr.]). W. Foss have
making good improvements te,
ado in their locality and have
a large number of loads of
• to level and 'widen the street
Lydia Pope of London was re -
here visiting her mother, who
t been very well for some weeks,
ok Bros., Ford dealers of Hen- =
old Ford 'cars to the following
s during the past two week: J.
Varna; Ed. Wurni, Zurich; Win.
r, Zurich; William Homey, Hen -
p", R. Lamont, Zurich; John •--
r, Zurich; Robert Patterson
11; Sam Koehler, Zurich; Dr: :
mon, Zurich; Alex, Swan, Crom-
A. Gascho, Zurich; Ben Elder,
II; William 'Wolper, Henson; J.
Zurich; George Armstro
Tom Wren, Cromarty; alter
o Henson; M. Davis, Staiffa.
trsion
and Return
NES GODERICH
0.00 a.m. E. T. I
DETROIT
An. (Detroit Time)
$1.50 ONE WAY
. Goderich to •
1 military age on this trip. 4110,'
it, Officer Who will be on duty 40.
400.
•
on.
eroporary stay are not re-
t. United States Immigra-
its excursionists.
led it will be necessary for
• the military service regu-
5trar for their military dis-
hes, of course, only to male
'sive, who are single or are
'AT
,10th, at 5 p.m. •
g in Greyhound Ball Roomi t
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Fered
lit
soOrttne tits of Serges,
:ds you could With to
greys, broWns and
with guaranteed dyes.
-ariety of materials at
the same attention
ar fine new stock of
etc. We're sure
45* Sort
Seaforth
noencoon4concseleocseromos
MAY 24, 1918
Exerra
Serious Accident -Rev. J. D. Kes-
tie on Sabbath last had the misforo
tune to be thrown to the ground with
the result that his leg was fractured.
Mr. Kestle was out in the yard where
he had a calf tied when the animal
ran around him and he become entan-
gled in tne rope and thrown to the
ground with the above result He will
be confined to his home for some time
in consequence.
• MANLEY.
Watch for the 'Wangle
Notes. -Mr. John Murray jr., paid
flying visit last Sunday. He is at
• pre:lent employed in one of the banks
• Stratford. -Mr. and Mrs. Q. Eck -
ort were visitors in our burg alst
Simday.-Mr. Thomas McKay is the
owner of a family of three celts, got
by Lord Ronald. They are all good
ones. -Mr. Dan Benerman has erected
a new driving shed.
SEAPORTS MARKETS.
Seaforth, May 23111, 1918
Wheat, per bushel 2 10
Oats, per bushel 70e
Barley? Per bushel .
Bran, per ton
Shorts, •per ton $41.00
Flour, per cwt. ...... $5.75
Peas per bushel .. . • ..$3.60
margarine ..... 4 .. ... . .37c
Butter, per lb. ' 38c to 40c
Ekgs per dozen 34 to 35e
POtatoes, per bag $1-00
Hogs, per cwt. 1900
.$1.40
36.00
BEAN MARKET
Toronto, May 21st -Beans -Canadian hand-
picked, bushel, $7.50 to $8. Foreign, hand-
picked, bushel $6.75 to $7. e
POULTRY MARKET
Toronto. May 21. -Live weight -Chickens.
per lb. 27c: milk fed 32c; hens, 81/. lbs., 25c
hens, 33,ei to 5 lbs.. 28c; hens, over 5 lbs., 83c;
roosters -22c ducks. 80c; turkeys, 25c. Dressed
-Chickens 20c; -milk fed chickens, 35c to 40c;
hens. 31,4, lbs. 28c; hens, 3% to 5 lbs., 30e;
hem, over 5 lbs., 80o; roosters, 25c; ducks
200; turkeys, 30c.
DAIRY MARKET
Toronto, May .21st -Butter -Creamery sol-
id.s. 44 to. 45c; do. prints 45c to 46e; do fresh
made, 46c to 47c; choice dairy prints, 41e to
42c! ordinary dairy prints 3tk to 40c; bakers'
36 to c.
Margarine -32' to 34c lb. ,
Eggs--New-laid, 41e; new laid, selected, 43e
to 44c; cartons. 44c to 45e.
Cheese -New, large, 28%c to 24c; twins,
2314e to 24Yee; old, large, 25Yee to 26ce twin
/6 to 263/4c.
Comb Money -Choice 16 or., $3.50 per dozen;
12 or., $3 per dozen; seconds and large comb,
42.50 to $2.75.
Maple Syrup -Imperial gallows,. $2.25; five-
-gallon tins, $2.10 per gallon. MaPle sugar, a
pound, 24 to 25c.
'GRAIN MARKET
Toronto, May 21. -Manitoba Wheat -No,•
i Northern, $2.23%; o. 2, do., 32.20%; No.
.3, do., 12.17%; No. 4 wheat, $240%; in store
at Tort Williain, including 2%c tax. Mani-
toba Oats -No. 2 C. •W. 87e; No, 8, C. W.,
811n; ware No. 1 feed; 80,c'; No.1 feed 77%c
in ftore at Fort , William. American
Corn --No. 3 yellow, kiln dried, nominal; No.
4 yellow, kiln dried, nominal. Ontario Oats -
No. 2 white 80c to Sic; No. 8 white, 79c to
30c. according to freights outside, Ontario -
Wheat -No. 2 winter, per ear lot 32.22; basis
in Store, Montreal. Peas -No. 2. 03.60 to
43,70; accoreling to freights outside. Barley -
/Latins, $1.49 to $1.50; according to freights
-outside, Buckwheat per bushel, $1.80, accord-
ing to freights outside. Rye -No. 2, 32.25 ac-
-carding to freights outside. Manitoba Flour
-War quality, 110.95 new, bags, Toronto.
'Ontario Flour -War quality, $10.6,5, new bags,
Toronto: 10.65 Montreal freight, prompt ship-
ment. Millfeed--Car lots -Delivered Montreal
freights bags included; bran, per ton, 35.00;
shorts, per ton, $40. Hay -No. 1, per ton,
516 to $17; mixed, $14 to $15, track, Toronte.
Straw -Car lots, per ton, $8.50 to 39,, track,
Toronto.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Montreal, Ma -21. -No change in prices was
noted On the cattle market to -day.
Receipts at the west end market were 600
cattle, 60 sheep, 600 Imo and 901 calves.
Quotations -Choice steers $13.00 to $e4.00;
good, $12 to $12.60; emeditim, $10 to 312.00;
choice cows $11.00 to $11.60; good cows $10.00
to $11.00 nmediumse$9.00 to $9'50; choice but-
chers bulha $11.00 to $12; good $10 to $10.50;
medium $9 to $10- Sheep,- .$10 to $13;, lambs,
$16 to $17; choice select hogs off cars, $22;
sows, $20 to $211.50; calves, milk fed $12 to
$14; good, $8.50 to $11.
Buffalo,. May • 21. -Cattle -Receipts, 115
care; market .15e to 25e higher; prime heavy
live steers, $17 t44 $17.75; best shipping steees
$16.25 to $17; f ir to good, $14.75 to $17.75;
plain and coarsek$13.25 to $14.26; Canadian
steers. heavy, $16 to $16:50; Canadian steers
fat coarse. 1100 to 1200 lbs., $13.50 to $14:25:
Canadia nsteers an4 heifers. $18.75 to $14.50;
native yearlings. $14.75 to $15.75; best handy
native tseera $13.25 to $14.25; fair to goad.
kinds, $12.26 to $18.25; handy steers, $11.76
to $12.25; Western heifers, $12.50 to $18.75;
Canadian heavy cows, $10.25 to $10.50; but-
chering cows, $8.50 to $9.50; chtters, 7.50
to 18.50; cannera, $5 to $6; grazing cows,
1750 to *8.50; fancy, bulls. $11.75 to $131
illitchering bulls, $10.25; to $11.25; common
hulls, $8.50 to $9,50 ;feeding steers, 0$8 to
411.504 stockers, $8.50 to $9.511; milkers and
Springer.;, $65 to $150. Hogs -Receipts -60
cars; market, $15 to 525c higher; heavy,
$18.15; Yorkers, $1E1.85 to $18.50. Sheep and
lambs -Receipts, 501 cars; market 25e to 50e
lower: top lambs, $17 to $17.35 ;' yearlings, $14
to *15,50; wailers, $14 to $14.50; ewes, 513
-So 513.50. Calves -Receipts, 2500; strong;
toes, $15.25 to $15.50; fed calves, $6.50 to
$8.50.
Union Stock Yards, Toronto, May 21st. --
Good to choice butcher cattle met with a very
active market this morning, and both grades,
which were fairly well represented in an of-.
fering of over 4,000, were cleaned up early
at values 10 to 15c stronger than last week's
tork erica% Common to medium killers were
not exactly slow, but the trade fpr inferior
stuff as a whole lacked snap at steady val-
ues. Five steers averaging 1270 pounds were
sold by Dunn and Levack at $16.25,. and one
straight load of 1400 pound steers at $16 ;but
Scattered throughout the pens were numerous
cattle all told that cashed in from $15 to $16.
The largest percentage yet of best bulls and
fat cows shipped into the Yards sold over
12c per pound live weight, though 13c still
remained the top quortion. The trade for
common cows and bul s, with the exception
of canners and cutters which were in mod-
erate demand, was on tinier with the business
chine in the poorer grades of butchers.
The stocker and feeder business was of little
account because of the strong call for killers,
few among the cattle passed over by, the pack-
ers and butchers being goed enough to be sent
back into the country. What little business
was done showed last week's values good and
firm.
The offerinn in calves was not heavy for an
opening market, and only where -best vats
were concerned was the trails any stronger.
aSchteeivPe and iamb.;,iiirnited shipment, were
and
While the week end l price of 321 fed` and
watered W84 paid fur the majority of the hogs
oxi the maektt. there were several decks re -
Ported :told at 320.50, which pacjcers hope will
be the general price before the week is over.
The recipts eere 221 cars, with 4,058 ,cattle
513 calves, 210i4 hogs and 53 sheep and lambs.
Ki-rk for Harris Abattoir bought 350
hoes, $20.50 fed and watered,
J. it. Dinele for Gunns Ltd, bought 850
hog. $.41 fed and watered.
Swift Cr,ryr; bought 250 calves, $13 te
Guam, Tsimitea bought 300 cattle: Butchers,
$13 to $15: COW& $10 to $12.50; bulls, $9 to
.$13.00.
Georg.. ,wn t rec.. for Harris Abattoir bought
700 cattle: fle:hy butchers, $14.15 to .316:
butchees. 313.21 to $14; cows, $6.50 to 813:
woo, 12.50.
•:,ff• &”: sold : Butabers--M, 900 lbs..
$1.1; 17. 1.1l-‘0 lbs., $15.65; 4, 900 lbio, 314; 22,
90 lbs.. $17. • h 1190 lbs., $13.25: 9, 900 lb.1••
M.50: 5. tSlu lb, 812.25:1, 980 lbs., $12.50.
1.nio .318; 1. 1000 lbs., 512.25: 1
1-120 fn.: 1, 1060 $9; 1, 950 lbs.,
86.7,0; ", 1130 lbs.. 811.70; 1. 1120 lbs., 311.70;
I. la70- Ibs.. $1.1.e0; 2, 1520 lbs., $12.25:
calves. $5 to Si;.
Sharkhall and Armstrong sold: Butchers --
11. 1100 lbs., 814.75: 12: .910 lbs., $14.95.
fost) 1116., $10.35; .1, 1210 lbs., $12.-
2c: 1. 14130 312.65: 6. 1200 lbs., 812.40;
.4. 112) 80.45 : 1. a71) lbs., SO-. 1. 1270
thee $14: ltil0 lbs., $1.2.35; .300 lbs.,
86er,0: S. 93,1 lbs., 31.2.26.` Bu1ls--1, 1300 lbs..
1290 lbs., $11,25; 1, 1010 lbs.. $11.25;
1f011 he., 512.25; 1, loss lbs., 512.35* -1,
1054) the., $10.15: 1. 620 lbsci, $10.25; 1 stocker
360 lbs., $13: calves, $14 t $15; sheep 1$.50.
Corbett. Hall and Coutrihlin sold: Choice
.1.
BIRTHS
Plant-Ia*Seaforth, on May 23rd, to Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Plant, a son.
Deem -In Medicine Lake," Mont., on May 20,
to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Deem, a son (Roth
ert Arthur).
Penhale-In Stephen, on May 9th, to Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Penhale, a daughter.
4Dayman-In Usborne, on May 5th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Dayanan, a daughter.*
Bloomfield -In Exeter, on May 5th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Bloomfield, a son.
Perkene-In Usborne, on Wednesday, May I
2end, to Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Perkins, a
hon.
=
S. T. Holmes
Funeral Director and
Licensed Embalmer
Undertaking parlors in Ocldfel
lows building opposite
otewart Bros. Resi-
dence Goderich st., cpp ,
Dr. Scott's
Flowers furnishedr on
short notice.
Phone Night or Day 119,
heavy steers, $15.50 to 016; fair to good
steers, $15 to $15.25; choice butchers, $14.50
to 415: good butchers $14 to $14.50; common
butchers $12.50 to $13; choice cows. $12 to
$12.50; good cows, $11.25 to $11.501 medium
cows $10.5(yo $11; common eolith stutit ;
to $12.50: butchers, $11 to $11.50;
canners. $6, 0 to $7: good to choke hulls. 312
4be-
ogna bulls $9 to 410. -
Rice and Whaley sold: Butehere-,48, 1.1:14.2
Lbs., $14:75; 21, 900 lbs., $14.25 zle
lbs., $13.25. Cows ---5, 1060 lba.. $12.20;
1110 lbs., $11.90; 1, 1180 lbs., $11.50; 1. 1060
lbs., $12.35; 4, 1110 lbs., $12.50; 11. 1160
lbs., 111.90; 1, 1010 lbs., $10; 1 bulk 1579
lbs..$13; calves, $12 to $15: sheep, $15, ,
C. Zeagtnan and Sons sold: Butchers -26.
770 lbs., $12.50; 2, 885 Ilse., $10.50;s3, 1075,
Ms.. $14.60; /,. 960 lbs., $12.50;. Cows --1,
1020* lbs., $11 .75 ; 2, 315 lbs. 118.10 ; 1, 860
Thin $8.50; 1. 920 lbs.. $9; 2,1005 lbs., $9.50.
Bulls -1, 1110 lbs., $12.50. StOckets--2. 495
lbs.. *9; 1, 580 lbs., $9: 5, 590 lbs., $9; nine
milkers $940.50; 2 milkers, 3260; 3 milkers,
$1.4093.50; /oalves, *10 to $15; sheep, $18.50 to
The quotations were: Extra choice heavy
steers $15 to $16; choice heavy. $14 to $14.25;
$16 to $11; choice heavy steers $14 to $14.25:
butchers' clattle ,choiee $14 to $14.50: do. good,
$13.50 to $13.75; do. medium $12 to $13; do.
common $11.25 - to $11.50; butchers' bulls,
choice $12 to $13; do. good bulls $11 to $11.50;
do. medium bulls $10.25 to $10.59; do, rough
hulls $7.50 to $8.60; butchers' cows, choice
$12 to $13; do. good, $11 to $11.50; do. med-
ium $10.25 to $10.50; stockers $9.50 to 11:25;
feeders $11.25 to $12; canners and cutters,
$6.25 to $7.50; milkers good to choice $90 ts
$140; milkers, common and medium, $66 tn
$80; springers $90 to $140; light ewes $15 to
$18.50; lambs, $17 to $22; calves, good to
choice. $14 . 00 to $16 . 00 ; calves, good to
choice, $14 to $16; hogs, fed and watered.
$20.50 to $21 ; do. weighed off cars $21 to
$21.25; do. f.o.b. $19.75 to $20.
MARRIAGES
Butis-MealeY-At Seaforth Presbyterian
manse, on Tuesday, May 21st, Mr. William
Edgar Butt, of Kippen, to Miss Ivy May
McCloy, of 'Seaforth, by Rev. F. .H. Larkin.
DEATHS
Exete,r on May 14th, -Annie May
McCurdiv;., beloved wife of Mr. Percy Miller,
of Hibbert, aged . 24 years, .2 months and
4 days. k
Fells -In Winghani, on May 18th," Margaret
C. Fells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Fells, aged 12 years.
McQuaid -In loving memory of Thomas
McQuaid, M. D., who died on May 24, 1917.
More and More sash t day 'we miss him,
Friends may think the wound has healed,
God only knows 'hie:seekers-the sorrow, -
Lies within our hearts concealed. I
-Brothers an Sisters
Troyer --In loving memory of Pte. W. Case
Troyer, son of Charles Troyer, /London,
who was wounded at Vimy Ridge, and died
May 22nd, 1917:
How sweet it will be in that beautiful land,
To fall from all sorrow and pain,
With songs on our lips and harps in our hands
To meet one another again.
Dear is the grave where our Case is laid,
Sweet is the memory that never will fade;
Flowers may wither, leaves fade and die,
If some have forgotten never will we.
-Grandma and Auntie.
W T. BOX & CO.
EMBALMERS AND - -
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
H. C. BOX
Hol.der of Government Diploma
and Lioense,
'CHARGES MODERATE
Florets tarinched on ehort
notice.
Night Calis Day Calls
Phone 175 - Phone 60
imaitismommilmeimmilminsuminstione
G.tf)rtriey
r:mbalmer 3.nd
Funeral Direc+or
Undertaking- Parlors above
M.Williams' grocery store,
Main Street, Seaforth
Flowers for......oed on short noti, e
Oharges moderate.
Phone night or day - 192
STRAYED.
On Priday, May 17th, from the premises of
L. .1. Lotoby, Dublin, a pig about eight weeks
old. Finder please notify the owner and re-
ceive reward. 2632-1
1
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'MEETING OF URON COUNTY
• COU CIL.
'1 he Council oi the
will meat in the Cou
on Tuesday, the 41rh
s'eleck in the afterno
G. W .110
Dat41 at Goderieh. M
Corporation of Huron.
cil Chamber, Goderich,
ay of June, 1918, at 3
Hi,
MAN. County' Cler
3' 17th, 1918.
NbTICE 5f0'CREDITORS
Notioe is hereby gil‘cin pursuant to the Stat-
ute :n that behalf /that all persons having
claims against the tate of John Wilson, late(
of the Township of icicersmith, in the Coun-
ty of Huron, farrne , deceased, who died at
the said Township I of Tuckersmith, on or a-
bout the 18* day a December, 1917, are re-
quired on or before Ithe 16th day of,June, .1918,
to send by post psepaid or deliver to the uia-
dersigned full particulare of their claims
duly verified by affidavit and the nature Of
the seotsrity, if any, held by them. Further
take notice that after the said last mention -
d. elle week; of the said deceased will be'
distribute i among the patties entitled thereto,
having r0a.rd only to the claims cm which
notice shall then have been received. Dated
at Heesall this 16th day of May, /918.
MADMAN & STANBURY. Hensel! and Exe-
eter, Out.. Solicitors for Adininistratore.
26324
THE HURON • EXPOSITOR
Fresh Greens.
We have just received a shtp.
ment of VRESH
Cabbage
R dishes Lettuce
Bitter Oranges
Try TI.em - Prices Right
OS..
Wh lesale and itetali Fruits
Opposite Commercial Hotel, Seaforth.
LOST
A tan s eater on the 10th concession of
Hihbert, between Cromarty and the Red Tav-
ern. Findeir please notify Andrew Chriatle,
Cromarty. i 26824
STRAYED
Strayed ';romj lot 3, Conceision 1, Tucker.'
mitts, on onday,. May 6th, a York brood
sow, weigh ng about 1T5* pounds. Any per-
son with i dor/tuition leading towards recov-
ery will rewarded! Apply to LEO FOR.
TUNE, R. Rh No. 4, Bootee/. Phone 6 on
144. • 2632x1
EMPI E STATE. POTATOES
A choice variety and most excellent yield-
ers of imp ovecl strain. Present price 2e per
lb. Bags, 16c. JOHN ELDER, Hensidt, Ont.
2629.4
For sale
McKillop, i
has been in
should grow
as to price
TON, co M
2632-tf.
77WW.1.1WWWWWWWWWWWWWI
ARM FOR SALE
ot 17, concession 9, Township of
ntaining 100 acres. This farm
grass for a namber of years, and
good crops. Write for particulars
and terms to JAMES I.JOHNS-
nitoba Hotel, 'Winnipeg, Man.
'WANTED
Skilled lathe, planer and boring mill hands
wages 590 an hour. Steady work. Apply
CANAL/FAN GENERAL ELECTRIC Co., Ltd.,
Peterhoroug , Ont. 2680-4
Mrse G.
thank their
Mrs. Thom
kindness so
reavement
Parties !ha
Columbus ,S
'full befo e
1117 a
a2p6ehrellt2e1:i
RD OF THANKS
enderson and.' family wish to
arly friends,' especially Mr. and
Brown, for the many deeds of
them during their recent be -
2631x1
NOTICE
'ng overdue accounts at the St.
re must haee them settled 'in
une -1st, by cash or bankable
e now and more later will not
Settlenients must be in full.
J. HOLLAND.
C NT E HURON LIBERAL
ASSOCIA7ON.
The exam meeting of the Centre _Huron
Liberal I Aseoeiation will he held at Cardno's
Hall Seafort , on Tuesda May' 28th, at 3.30
P.m. A large lattendancelal desired. MICHAEL
MURDER. Pr ident; JAMS L. KILLORAN,
Secretary. I 2631-2
SEED BEANS.
For sale, a t 25 bushels of Tested Seed
Beans. ,'Te $7 per buShel. Apply on lot
3, concession 12, Tuckermaiith, or phone 6 on
139. GEORG S. ETRE, H. R. No. 2, Kippen. •
26304
For sale el
Berk ire and'
SOUTER, B
142. •
GS FOR SALE
ven young Wigs 5 weeks old-,orkshire cress. Apply to ALEX
Cefield, P. O., or phone 2 on
• e 2639-2
FOR SALE
For Sale a ottage with tWo bedrooms, and
two bite on .Torth Main Street, two blocks
.from Main street. Splendid cellar, hard and
a'oft water in kitchen. All in good shape.
Easy terms. poly to E. L. BOX, Seaforth
2627-4
HO SE FOR SALE
I For sale's
North Main
Robert ,Wint
itt oncd. Ap
Sea fort
ven roomed frame house on
treet, one door south of Mr.
rs' residence. Must be sold
ly, at The Expositor Office,
2824he
Write
proved
famous
EVANS
toba. I
..T
for
and
Gilbert
&CO.,
N'f. il
j'j FARMS.
booklet and prices of im-
improved farms in the
Plains District. J.. H.
Gilbert Plains, Mani-
2617x20
i
, TO
The T
Court o •
the Cou
May 26
McGRE
OURT
'SHIP-
ckersrn
Revision
cit Cihrber.
h, 191
'OR, Clerk.
OF REVISION
OF TUCKERSMITH
-Hi Council will meet as a
on the Assessment Roll at
Seaforth, on Saturday,
, at one o'clock p.m. D. F.
• 2630,3
..
I Notice
tog of t
Of app
Town o
the Cou
on Tueses
p.m. D
1,918. J
OURT
TOWN
is hereby
LC Coutt
is against
Seaforth,for
cil Ohamber,
the
fa at
HN A
OF REVISION
OF SEAFORTH
given that the first meet -
of Revision for the hearing
the assessment roll of the
1918, will be held in
Town Hall, Seaforth,
28 day of May, at 8 o'clock
Seaforth this 15th day of May,
WILSON, Clerk. 2631-2
Notice
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OF REVISION
HIP OF MULLETT ,
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eby given that the ,Court. of
Towaibip of Hullett, will be
inship Hall, Londesboro, on
h day of May. 1918 at 10.30
pose of hearing and determin.
igaint the assessment roll of
hip for the year 1918. Per-
in with the seid Court will
said time and place with-
"e. Also tiike mike: Dog tax
the tax on one dog is $2.00
$9.00, each bitch $4.00, each
$6.00. JOHN FINGLAND,
2681-2
Show
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Men wanted
free. TheConsumers',
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$20.10
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consumers,
Pure
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Ontario.
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WEEKLY
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mples for aLrge Grocery
all goods sold at factory
granulated sug-
lard 5 hound pail for
Gold or Surprise Soap
verything at cut rate.
everywhere. Sample case
Association,
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FARM
For sale L
. 'Tuckersm
There are b
Frame house,
stable 75 fe
:..attle stable;
FOR SALE
t 29, Concession 3, L.R.
th, containing 100 acres.
the premises a good
two barns and frame
t long, cement floor in
hog pen, two wells, The
land is a cod state of cultivation,
well drai ed and fenced. Large apple
orchard; also all kinds of small fruits;
six acres good hardwood bush, fall
plowing dime This farm is situated
•1% miles en, s of the village of Bruce -
field and p lies from town of Sea -
forth on 1 Road. School across
jn arm. For further par -
corner fro
titulars a I on the premiess or „c
address Mich el Whitmore, Brucefield 1".1
R. R. No. 1, or Phone 5 on 142, Sea. a
forth Central. 2616-tf
Thorobred
Imported
Stallions
The following imported Clydesdale
and percheron Stallions which are all
enrolled, inspected and approved will
stand for service this season at
T. J. BERRY'S STABLES
HENSALLs ONTARIO
KING THOMAS
Clydesdale [9254] (12625)
Enrolment No. 1866 - Form
To ininire $15 •
COMMODORE -
Clydesdale (9596] (14633)
Enrolment No. 1681 Form A 1
• To -insure 15
WARD
PercherOn (6382)
Enrolment No. 4986 Form 1
To insure $13
cool:mgt. GRAHAM .
• Clydesdale [9255] (12103).
Enrolment No. 1370 Form 1
insure $13
Will travel tile following route:
Monday, May 6th -Will leave his own stable
at liensall, and go west to second concession,
south 11% miles to R. Northcott's for noon;
south 11/4 miles, east11/4_ Miles, then north to
Ben Makin's, for night. Tuesday -East We
miles,
to Thomas Venner's; for noon; then
north' 1¼ to Chiselliumt, then west to
John McLean's corner, north 11/4 miles to Wm.
Hoggartith for night. Wednesday West to
James McGregor's corner and nortie11/4 miles.
then west 11/4 miles to Thomas Worlcmatirs for
noon; then south 11/4 miles to' Kippen, west to
Eill Green. north to Hugh Love's for night.
Thursday -West te Blake, south to Elmer
Klopp53. for 'noon; then west to St. Joseph
and then south to A. Hendrick's, for night,
and where he will remain until Friday. noon.
Friday noon -East to the 14th concession, and
north 11/4 Miles, then esiat 11/4 miles, and
north to William Thiel's for night. Saturday
-Will ,proceed south 1% miles, east to Gosh-
en line and north to Zurich, to the Commer-
cial Hotel, for noon; then east to Hensel],
to his own stable where he will remain with
the following Monday morning,
William* Kay, Manager.
• JABOT
Pereheron [3139] (84214)
Enrolment No. 1869 Form A 1
To insure $13
Will travel the following route;
Monday, May 6th -Will leave his own stable
at Hensel' ,and go east 11/4 miles and north
3%, miles and east 11/4 miles to Abe. For-
sythe's for noon: then foot miles to William
Davis', for night. Tuesday -East by way of
Staffa, to Ernie TemPlem' an'a for noon; then
east 11/4 miles, south 11/4 .miles ,and west 2
=des to Russell Scott's for night, ,Wednesday
-West 2% miles, south 2% milts, to the
benhglary to Daniel Brintnell's, for noon•, then
west' to his own stables it Henselle remaining
there until Thursday Morning, Thursday
-West to Parr Line.' north to Hills Green, to
Wilson Carlyle's for noon:" then north to Cole-
man's Corner, then west to Goshen -Line, then
south 1,4 miles and west to Blake to Ebner
Thiel's for night Friday --West to the 14th
tio Henry Steinback's; fo noon: then south
3` 'miles, east 11/4 milesand north to William
Thiers for night. Saturday -North and east
to Zurich, to Commercial Hotel, for noon; then
east to his own' stable, Hensel!, where
he will remain until the following Monday
morning.
William Lukee, Manager.
CUIVIBERLAND GEM
(18978) (169863
Enrolment No. 1367 -Inspected and Approved
Form 1.
,,Will staed for the imProvement of stock
daring the present season at -John J. Xs-
Gavin's stables, Leadbury, lot 22, Concession
13, McKillop, Terms $12 to insure, payable
February 1st, 1918.
.I. J. McGAVIN, Proprietor
The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion
RED McKINNEY
No. 4294e, Vol. XXLT, A. T. R.
Enrolment No. 1151. Form 1.
5
5
AT YOUR SERVICE
B, R. HIGGINS
BOX 127, Clinton. Phone 44
. (formerly' of Brucefield)
-Agent for -
The Huron & Erie Mortgage
Corporation and the Canada
Trust Co..
Commissioner IL C. of 3., Conveyancer,
Fire and Tornado Insurance, Notary
Public
Wednesday of each week at Brucefield
EMPEROR McKENNEY
(54151f 1653
The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion
Enrolment No. iIi75 Approved Form 1
Will stand for the improvement of steek this
season at his own stable, lot 8, concession 4,
Tuckersmith.
d aet legs. Stands' 16 hands
Emperor McKinney is beautiful black horse
with best of fe
high and weighs dyer 1201) pounds. He is
supposed to be one of the best bred horses
in these parts, which Ida pedikree shows.
Mares from a &stance 'will naet. Terms
to insure $13, payable February 1st.
CHAS. RILEY, Proprietor.
Phone 7 on 136, Seaforth 263241
Form A 1 EALpMprEovited.D. ICKEnrSotNent*No. 4881
51526 A.T.R.-2205
Race Record 2.061/4 . •
The Grand Circuit Race' and Show Home.
First- prize 'winner at Seaforth and Clinton
1914' Spring Shows, The only stable in the
County of Huron that ever offered the ser-
vices of a stallion with a record of 2.10 or
better. Elmer Dickson 2.0614, will stand at
his own stable, =Commercial Hotel Barns,
Blyth, with the exception of the following
route: Monday -e --Will leave his own stable,
Blyth, and proceed to Auburn, for noon; then
by way of Nile to G. McNall's for night.
Tuesday -Will proceed to Colborne House,
Goderich, for noon and remain there until
Wednesday noon. Wednesday -Will proceed
by way of Benmiller for Blyth where he will
remain until the following Monday morning,
Terms to insure $20.
THOS. COULTER, Blytb, Proprietor.
IKE MEDIUM
Form A 1. Approved Enrolment No. 2936
r 51522 A.T.R.-1070 C.N.R.
The Standard bred show and trotting stal-
lion. Full brother to Dustyn 2.1414' and Inez
M. 2.1714. Was shown fifteen timesitefoure
teen times first and once second. lice Medium
will stand for the improvement of stock this
season as follows: Thursday -Will leave his
own stable and proceed north to Belgrave for
noon; then to the Farmers Home, Wingham,
for night. Friday --Will proceed to Bluevale
to Hall's for noon: thence to Gordon Mc--
Donalds, Brussels, for night. Saturday -.-Will
proceed to his own stable, Blyth, where he
will remain until the following Thursday
morning.
'Terms to insure, $15. 4
,THOS. COULTER, Mirth, Proprietor.
KING. KAY
No. 18029
The Choicely Bred Canadian Clydesdale Stallion
Passed Enrolment No. 529 Form I.
Will stand for the improvement of stock ,
this season as follows: Monday -Will leave 1 •
his . ow listable at 'Peter 'McCann's, concession
3, Hibbert, and go to John Flyn 's Beech-
wood,11 for noon; then north 3% miles and
east 1¼ milts to James O'Loug in'e, for
night . Tuesday -East 2% ?inlet's 'north iyi
miles to William Unlock's. Xitineca, for neon:
then east 2% miles and south 11/4 miles and.
east to John- Murray's for night. Wednesday
-By way of 'Brodhagen to William Flaunter
Min's for noon; then 11/4 miles west and 2%
miles'abuth to Andrew Kraneskopf's for night.
Thursday -To his own stable for noon; thep
2% miles east and 114 miles north and 2
miles west to his Own stable for Might
day ---21,4 miles south, 2% miles sesothiind 1
miles north to his own stable, *here he will
remain until the following Monday morning.
To Insure $15.
JAMES MURRAY, Proprietor & Manager
\
,
Will stand for the improvetnent of stock, this
season at his own stable in 'Egmondville.
Terms, $18 to insure,
JAMES BERRY, Proprietor.
2631xtf
THE PURE BRED, pERCHERON STALLION
INDEX
Passed Enrolment No. 363 Form 1
(Imp.) [8140] (88420)
4115 to insure.
s.
Will stand for the improvement of stock this
season as follows;
Monday -Will leaee his own stable, Bruce -
field, and go west to Varna, at Chris. Ward's,
for noon; then north into Godesich townihip,
and west by way cf Bayfield concession to Ar-
thur Welsh's, foe n.get. Tuesday -No -a ly
way of the 7t1. concession, to Geerge Vander -
burg's, Porter's Hill, ior noon; thee: north by
way on the 6th concession to Jas. McMillan's,
for night. We.lnesday-By way of Mill Roed
and. Jewell's Centers, to tiswe Galina for
noon; then north by way of Benneiier, 'and
along the Maitland concesstan to Harry Sweet's
for night Thursday--Easrto the 16th conces-
sion, then by weir of the Iluron Road to Clin-
ton to Graham's Hotel, for noon, and remain
until Friday morning. Friday -South by way
of the London Road to Ms own stable, liruce-
field, where ,he will remain until Saturday
Morning. Saturdoy-South by' way of the
London Road, 234 miles east to Robert El-
gie's- for noon; thence by way of the 2nd con-
cession, Tuckersmith, and 4ie Mill Road, to
his own stable, where he will :remain until the
following Monday morning, .
WM. BERRY. Proprietor & Manager
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MAKWIRA
15279(15938) Vol. XXXII'.
Passed Enrolment No. 3267 Form 1
$15 to insure.
Will stand for the improvement of stock
this season as follow:
Monday, May 6th -Will leave his own stable,
at Stalin, and go west to James Hill's, for
noon; then south to the Cromarty Line, then
east to Cromarty, to his own stable for ,night.
Tuesday -South to Alfred Hunkin's, Ushorne,
for noon; then west along Thames Road, for
3% miles and south on the 4th concelielon to
Robert Sellery's, for night. Wednesday -
East to the Elimville Line and south to Elim-
ville, and eat to Winchelsett, to John Del -
bridge's, for noon; then south to William
Brock's, for night. Thursday -South an& east
on the 11th concession of Blanchard, to 'A. J.
Muxworthy's (Wallace's old farm), for noon;
then south to the Kirkton Line, and wen to
Taylor's Hotel, Kirkton, for night, Friday -
North along the Mitchell" Road, to. Mount
Pleasant, and west to Jasper Pridhatn'a, for
-noon; then west and north to John Hamil-
ton's, 10th concession of Hibbert, for night.
Saturday -North 244 miles to Mac Grey's, '7th
concession for noon; then west to the 7th to
the Centre road, then soqh to his own stable,
where he will remain until the following Mon-
day moreing. - ,
JOHN LIVINGSTONE, Proprietor & Manager;
LORD MANSFIELD.
James Evans, 'Proprietor & Manager
Monday -Will leave his own stable, Beech-
wood and go to Pat Woods', Logan, for noon;
thence to his own stable for night. Tuesday
-To John Murray's, concession 11,. McKillop,
for noon; hen west to Ross', conceasiSn 10,
McKillop, for one hour, thence to his own
stable for night Wednesday -To Frank Ma -
hat's, concession 3, Logan, for noon; then to
Weber's Hotel, Dublin, for night. Thursday
__To Joseph Nagle's, for noon; then to Jos-
eph Atkineon's, for night. Friday -To Mar-
tin Curtin's 1% miles east of Seaforth for
noon; then to William Anderson's, lot 29, con.
ession 5, MeKillon, for night Saturday -Will
roceed to his own stable where he will remain
ntil the following Monday morning. Tern/
ad conditions same as former years. Lord
Mansfield has been enrolled, inspected and up -
raved. Terms to insure
J. P. FISHER,
-
Has purchased a Pereheron Stallion
and will stand him in Seaforth and
vicinity during the season. Further
announcement later.
SEED BEANS.
Two hundred bushels of choice pea beans
for sale. Apply to GEORGE W. ELLIOTT,
Varna P.O., phone 4 on 87, Hensall.
2629x4
imeammarmareasommna.vemeowm•
HOUSE FOR SALE
Small frame house on West William.
street, Seaforth, hard and soft water,
good stable. For further particulars
apply to J. D. Hinchley„Seaforth, or
phone. 10 on 124. 2622 -ti
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 33, Concession 6, McKillop," 100 acres
of the best clay land in McKillop, 6 heres of
bush, the rest in a high state of culOvation;
6 miles from Seaforth,. 2 miles from Con-
stance, 1% miles from school. The; are on
the premises, a good Seven roomed ho e, large
bank barn 64x76, all Page wire fences . and
well underdrained. There are forte, acres
ploughed, 5 acres bush and the balange seed-
ed down. There are two big springs, one
piped to barnyard and in the other i a dam
with a hydraulic ram pumping the Water to
the house and -to the. 'barn. As thei spring
is in the orchard and near the house and line
fence,. there Is no waste land. The e is a
graded and gravelled lane frem the ad to
the buildings, Apply to MRS. SAMUEL
DORRANCE, Seaforth. 2a27-tf
• FOR SALE.
House and half acre of land in the
village of Egmondville, The property
is situated on Centre Street, close to
the Presbyteriaa church and is known
as the Purcell property. Good, corn.
fortabfe house, good shed, good well
and cement cistern. All kinds of fruit
trees, strawberries, raspherrles, and
currant bushes. This Is a corner pro-
perty with no breaks on front, and
the land is in a good state of euldva-
tion. This is a nice property for a
retired farmer and the taxes are light
For particulars apply on the premises.
or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 24-e
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HOG PRODUCTION
It is a matter of the greatest importancia
that Canada should increase her proclaims
lion of BACON HOGS and other live stock
as there is at present a world-wide ithort.
age of meat. Good markets for somed.
to come are assured.
mommeilimmenli
THE CANADIAN BANK OF CommiRali
will gladly make loans to assist farmers in
good standing to acquire live stock. agi
_ SEAFORTH BRANCH
G MULLEN . . • . MANAGER
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