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ISOla ai••• .1•Ni• *Ai Eff• ••• MN, IMMO .1M.t 5309, 1401S [Saar rasa alaalt •MIS man •••, YEBRVARY 7, 1919` THE,HURON EXPOSITOR FARMS FOR AL.E. ' FARMS FOR! -SALE • 1 have Some .choice farni for sale in the TownshiPe of Utiborne and Hibbert, all well boat and improved, on easy tennis of payment THOMAS CAMERON, R. R. No 8, Exeter, or Phone ilyndman Line, Exeter,. • • ' 2d58-tf pARM FOR SALE ----LOT 20, CONCESSION a; 2, McKillop, 100 acres. There are on the )(treatises a frame house and two barns. The farm 1k3 all seeded down andis in n good state of oultivation. Has not been cropped/ /01! flee Yenta and is welt &maned. WIII be sojd chain). For further particular" apply' to JOHANN.H McQUAID, Seaforth P.O., Box 71 ' 2667x4 POR SALE ON EASY TERMS -28 ACRES An of best clay loam; five miles of level road, two railwayso 60- apple them beating, spring creek and no waste land. Small •house and good frame barn. Also one. Buckeye Ditcher In good order with gasoline power -a atones' enaker. Owner too busy to handle. ' Apply to Box 5, Goderich, Oritario. I 2669,2 LIVE STOCK rffIARIIE'l'S union Stock Yards, torah), • Pleb, 4.-eArt Improved tradefor live stock for killing wise aimarent everywhere on the market tradaY. All butters eve,m_seat for tome - thing ever tweritY-ilve nundred there was competition, whieti boossted valuefi for good butoher steers and heifers ftilly 50 cents. sprices for good heifers as much en 75 ewe, and for good cows and bulls a good 26 "cents. Some extra choide steers for export cashed in from 515 to *16.75 and choice steero also for export front 518.75 to $14.50. 11.P. Ken - actin who iVehiliDing thin dais ef stuff int° tbe States, cleaned up almost all the export cattle Only among the medium light butcher cattle was the trade 'pained to be draggy et- thael and here the advance in erne WM around 25 cents, Canners' were in tante- &nand from $5.25 ta,55.51). Openings were found for a few good stock, ers and feeders forward at valuer 25 to 85 -cent; stronger than last weeka. Common stockers were riot wanted. Wirers were a inow, steady trade. , Among the small meats- streep met with a Steady and -fairly active trade. Lamb values setnateedra dollar, the top' lamb seBing from 316 to 516.60, and a few at 115.75._ Best voids opened and elosed a good 50 cente stronger at from $16.25 to 116.75. Odd veals sold at $17. Conmion to medium veals were 25 cents firenern Hogs were steady to strong at $16.50, fed - and watered, but the trade was inclined to be slow on account of higher prices being asked. Theveceipts were in carloads. with 2,588 cattle /56 calves 1,018 hogs and 264 sheep , and lambs. I .. George Rowntree (for Harris Abattoir) bought 200 cattle: Butchers steers,- 512 to 514.- 50; steers and heifers 510 to 512; cows, 55 to _ W.J. Shorter, cattle buyer for Swift Can - edam, has returned to the Toronto market After an abserictr of fourteen, raopthe, Spent on the Queensland Australia meeket. H.P. Kennedy nought 600' cattle chiefly for export trade: Choice heavy steers, 1,250 to 1.460 lbae 515 to 518.75; choice steers, 1,160 to 1,260 lba, $1150- to 514.50; choice butcher steers, 950 to1,1110 Ike,' 511.50 to 513; Ohoice butcber feifere 1,000 lbs, .$11.50 to 318; extra -choice heifers, 518; choice butcher heifers 1,000 to 1,100 lin, $11 to 512; several carloads of mixed butebers $16, to $10.75; choice bulis 510 to $10.50; good bulls, $9 to 510; extra choice cows, 310 ,to $10.50; good cows, 59 to 39.60; medium sows, $8 to 58.75 - Corbett, Hall and Coughlin sold: Steers -e22, 1,240 lbs, $16; 11 1,226 lbs. -515,75; 22, 1,200 lbs, e15.25; 23 1,125 lbs,-' 514.75; 1, 1,050 lbs, 515; 1. 1200 lin., $14.75; it heifers 1100 Bre. .313; 1 toad of steers, 1n50 lbs, 513; choice butchers, 811.50 to 512.26; medium butchers, $10 to to $10.50; coranion butchers, 59.25 to to 59.75; choice cows, 59.50 to $10; good cows, 38.50 to 59; medium cows, 51.50 to 58 ; common cows, 56.50 to $7; canners, 55.50; choice heavy bulls, 510.50 to 511; medium buls 57.50 to 58; choice lambs, 515 to 515.75 ; choice sheep, 59 to 510; choice veal calees 516 to S17.1' medium, calves, $14 to 515.50; bogs fed a-nci watered, 516.50. Dunn and Levaek sold: Buteliers-22, 900 lbs, 512; 2, 925 lbs. 511; 12, 810 lbs, 510.25; 18 1,160 'be, 514.50; 8, 1,140 lbs, $14.60; 21 1,050 lbs. 51-4; 25, 1,150 lbs, $13.50; 12, 976 Ds, $12; 3, 1090 Ibs, 511; 2,1060 -lbs. *12.76: 2, 610 lbs, 58; 14. 870 lbs, 310.50; Cow -1, 1,090 Iles, $7.76; 8,. 1.995 lbs, 58.75; 1, 1,070 lbs, $9; 2. 1,120 lbs, 59.75; 2, 1,810 lbs, $10.15. Cows -1, 1,090 lbs, 51.15; 8, 1,995 lbs, 58.15; 1,' 1,010 lbs, $9; 2 1,120 lies, 59.75; 2, 1,810 lbs, $1015. Bulls -1, 1,830lbs, 59.76; 1, 1,000 lbs, 510.50; 1, 1.340 lbs, ,$10.50; 1, 1,420 lbs, 510; 1 milker, $95. C. Zeogerian and Sons sold: Butchers -1, 180- lbs, 58e75; 1 640 lbs, 57.25; 16, 985 lbs, 51.6-; 22, 1,040 lbs, $18.6o. 'Cows -1, 910 lbs, 56; 1, 720 lbs, 55.50; 3, 340 lbs, 55.50; 2, 946 lbs_ 55n0; 3, 960 lbs, 55.60; '2; 945 lbs, 35.60;55 e 2, 1,086 lbs, 55.50; 6, 910 lbs, 55.50; Bulls -1, 1,230 lbs. 57.50; 1, 780 lbs, $7; 60 eillees, 56 to 517; 3 sheep, 150' lbs, $8.76. J.B. Shieldand Son sold; Butchers -10, 1,142 lbs, 514; 20, 1.070 lbs, 513.75; 16, 1.150 lbs, $13_75; 16, 915 lbs, 5-11.75; 19, 890 lbs, 311.50; 9, ,1,140 lhs..$18,25 ; 6, 890 lbs, 510.50; •3, 1:450 Its, 516. Cpws-4; 1,072 lbs. 58; 2, 1285, 58,50; 8, 1360, 59.50; 5, 1140. 58.25; 1, /320, $9.60; 2, 1250, 510.50; 6, 1084, 58.65; 1, 1060, 57.25; 1, 1220, 510; 1, 1340, 58; 1 1050, 59, Bulls -1, 1170, 59; 11570, 59.25; 1, 1570, 59.26; 1, 1260, 58.75; 1, 820, -57,50; 1, 170. 37; stockers. 1, szo, 57.60; 1, 770, 57; calvea, 59 to 516; la,rabe, 514.50 to 515.25. Rice and Whaley solds Butchers -19, 1,115 lbs, $14: 11, 1,145 lbs 514; 6, 1,160 lbs. 515; 18, 1,030 Its, $14; 2, 1,020 Ire $12.50; 26, 916 the, 512; 3, 7-90 mg. 510; 12, 980 Ibis, 518; 1, 180 lin, 310;.9, 840 axe 510.50; 5, 710 lbs, 310. Cows -1, 1,180 lbs,°59; 1 1,270 las, 510. 1, 860 lbs, $10; 1, '1,560 lbs, $10,50; 2. 1,19a lbs, *9.50; I., .1,430 lbs, $8.50. Stonters-8, 950 lbs, 511-75, '4 910 lbs, 511; 1 520 lbs, $9; 1, 720 lbs, 59.60; 8, 830 lbs, 510.60; lambs, 514 te 515.50; calve's, choice, 510.00 to 116.50 medium, 512.50 to 314; sheen, *8 to 110. The following Were the quotationt. Choice • 'wavy export steers $15..00 -to $3.6 175; godd, heavy export steerea$13;78 `to- 514.60t. (Melte nears' steers, .512.69 to ;13; butchers cattle, $11.50 to $12.25; -godd, 510.75 to 511 25; - common $9 to 59.50; butchers,' bulls, choice, -$10.50 to 511; butchers' bulls, ntediura. $8.75 to 39.25: do. rough bulls 57.50 to- 58; Washers' Lows, choice 59.25 to 510; do. good 58.50 to 59; do. medium 57.50 to $8; do. commona46.50 to 57; stockers, 58 to 510; feeders 510.50 to 511.50; canners, 5.25 to 6.60;- milkers, good to choice 590 to 3130; do. common and med- ium 30 Sto 575; springers 590 to 5130; light ewes $ 910 510; Yearlings, 512 to 512.50; spring lambs 14,50 to 515.75; calves, good to choice $15.50 to $17; hogs, fed and watered 516.50. REAFORTII M A RKETs: Seaforth, Feb. 6, 1919. Wheat, per. bushel $2.11 Eggs, per dozen .... .. . . . .. .40 to 42c Bran, per ton ' I ..$3700 Shorts, per ton . ... . .. .......$42.00 Hogs, per cwt. , $15.50 Potatoes, per bag $1 25 Barley, per bushel '70c Oats, per bushel ..... 50c Spring wheat, per bushel 2 12 Flour, per cwt. ..... .... ". 5. 60 to $6 Butter, per lb, ... ...... ...40c to 42e DAIRY MARKET' Toronto, February 4.n -Eggs -No. 1, storage, Butter -Creamery solids, 51e to 53c; do. prints 53c M 55e; choice dairy prints 45e 10 47c; ordinary dairy prints 88 to 40e; bakers' 80c to 88e; oleomargarine best, grade, 32c to 34e. Cheese -New, large, 28 to 28lte; twins, 29 M 29e; spring made, large. 28% to 29e; twins, 29 to 29I/et. Comb Honey -Choice, 16 oz., $4.50 to 55 per dozen; 12 oz., 58,5010 54 per dozen. POULTRY MARKET Toronto, Feb, 4.-Liveweight-Hens, 4',4 lb. 24e; hens 4Ih and over, 27 be 80e; spring chickens25e; roosters -Zile ; ducklings 30e; turkeys 35c; geese 180. Dressed -Hens, Oh lb. 25c, hens, 41/2" and over 28 to 82c; spring ehiekens 30e; roosters 25e; duckling' 32e; turkeys 41c; geese 25e. E S. T. Holmes 1. Punera-1 Director and - - - - Licensed Embalmer - - - - - - . - Undertaking pariors in Oddfet = - - lows building opposite - - - _ - - otewart Bros. itesi- - ... - donee Goderich st., cpg ,.. ... _ - ... - ' Dr. Scotts, - - - _ - - . ,... _ - - Flowers furnished on .. - _ - - - short notice. ' ..... - - _ - - _,- '---:i Phone Night or Day iiii_ :r. iii111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111a 'T. BOX & GO. Embahnera ,and Funeral Directors II. C. BOX Holder of Government` Diploma and Liscense Charges Moderate Pio ers furnished on short notice Nigh Calls Day Calls Phone 175 . Phone 48 BIRTHS Squid? -In Killarney, Mena on January' 6th, to Mr and Mrs, Harry Squires, a daughter. Golding In Seaforth, on February srd, te Inr• and 1rse W. H. Golding, a daughter. 1)extei In Mullett, on January 16th, -to Mr. and - lrs. Charles Dexter, a daughter, (El - minor Elizabeth), •••-aar.OEIBIO•••••••••••••• • DEATHS MeEwen-In Goderich, on Jarniary 18th_ Ctith- arine D. Barton, wife of- 3. J. Itlawee, aged 30 years. 1 -month and 5 days. Ste -rens ---1n Collronie, on January 21st, John Staves, aged 69 years and 2 months. Squires -In Killarney, Man., on January 2$, Amanda Clarke, beloved wife of Rainy. Squires, aged 40 years. IMPORTANT NOTICES HOUSE FOR SALE 1111 A comfortable frame hortse pleasantly sin uated, good sonar, hard and soft water, large garden. Apply to THOMAS BICKELL, Sea - forth. 2647-tf. to' essummilmmuni mam•MOMMIMmamema•••••••••• W. S. Gormley EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR Undertaking Parlors Above M. Williams' Grocery Store. Main Strett, Seaforth Flowers furnished on short notice Charges moderate Phone -Night or Day -192 QTORES TO RENT -TO RENT 2 STORES a" in the Carapirell Block. For yearly tenant, the atores will be fitted up to suit the tenant. Apply. to THOMAS STEPHENS, Seaforth. 266441! . pOR SALE OR RENT -THE WELL KNOWN a- Dominion Hotel property in the village of Dublin, Easy terms. a, WEBER, Proprietor. 2669x2 nEDAR POSTS -I HAVE RECEIVED A n' carload of cedar posts to be sold at a reas- onable price. Apply to ALEX, MONTEITH, Itleniep. Ontario. 2660-2 VAUD OF THANKS -MRS. WESTCOTT na and family wish M express to neighbors and friends,' Fidelity Lodge No. 55. I.O.O.F., and L.O,L. No. 793, Seaforth, for their sym- pathy shown in the bereavement of the late Pte. Clarence Westhott, who was killed in ac- tion on, September 29th. 2669x1 N'OTICE 35 +HEREBY GIVEN THAT TrflE a' Annual General Meeting- of the Robert Bell Engine and.Thresher Co., Limited, will be held at the Company's Office Seaforth, od Wednesday, the 19th day of February, 1919, at 2 o'clock, in the afternoon! By order of the Board. JOHN FlIsTLA.YSON, Secretary. 2669-2 QIIORTHORN BULLS FOR SALE-PRES- ent offering five Shorthorn bulls ranging in age from 8 months to 14 months. Your roans and one white, all siredeby Prince Al. laert ae.-92693-ean They are all choice animals and will be sold reasonably. Inspection invite ed.. Lot 27, Concession 8, -Hibbert. R. R. No. 1, ataffa. JAMESeHILL. ; 2661-tf QHORTHORN CATTLE FOR SALE --THREE aa bulls, 9 to 15 months old,. a, -number of heifers one due to calve this month. There tire all choice animals and good colors and will be load reasonably. Terms to suit • the purchaser. Inspection invited. Lot 12, Con- cession 6, ' Tuckersinith, Seaforth P.O., or ranee 14 on 131, Seaforth. G. SHILLING - LAW. • 2608 -ti la101te SALE -IN EGIWONDVILLE--EIG-HT acres of land with frame blouse and „kit- chen, good ceinent cellar, also woodshed, stable and smalltbarn. Good well, Mee to school, church and ewes, Small "orchard. Formosan ems. beaten -in Marche For particulars apply to HENRY VOESYTII, Earnondville, or phone l7 on 146, .Seaforth. 2668-tf HOUSE FOR SALE -FOR SAL'S FRAME 'House and three lots of land in Egrnond- vale. The house has a splendid cellar and hard and soft water. There are on the prem- ises a frame barn, also splendid garden and apple trees and berry bushes. This property. was formerly owned by J. Noble. For further particulars apply on the premises to MRS. F. BELL, Seaforth P. 0., or ta JOHN RANKIN, Seaforth, 2668-1 ' TENDERS WANTED -a -TENDERS WILL BE -a• 'received for the construction and repair wont of the MeKillop Telephone Systeni for the year 1919. Tenders will be received by the undersigned for nlintori end, and the Seaforth end or the whole, by the year, by the =oath or by the hour. Tenders will be received up to February 10th, 1919. 3. M. GOVENLOCK, Secretary. . 2668-2 SALE REGISTER On Tliursdity February 18th on Lot 30, Corielfsion 12, Hilthert, Farm Stock and Intel lents. William Mooney, Proprietor.; T. Ceraeron, Auctioneer. , 2668-2 On .Tuesday, February 11th on Lot 154 Concession 1, Hay, Farm Stock and Imola. mentss. John Patteneon, Proprietor; T. Cameron, Auctioneer. 2668-2 On Thursday, February 27th, on Lot 19, Con- cession 3 McKillop, elearing /sale of farm stock and implements. Robt. Bo d, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auctioneer. On Trtesday, February 2 th, on lot 12, con- cession 7 H. R. Se, T clfersinith, clearing sale of farm stock -and I ',intents. Andrew Archibald. Proprietor; T., Brown, Atictiofteer. On Thursday, Februarfr 20th, at 1 o'clock pan., on Lot 81 Cone sion 1, Tuckeremith, adjoining the town of eaforth an the west, Farm etock and imple ents, Andrew Scott, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auctioneer, On Thursday, Febru ry lath, at one p.m., at the residence of the ndersigned, Centre st., Seaforth household f rniture. J. F. Brown, Proprietor; T. Bro Auctioneer. AUCTI 1 N SALES ,AUCTION SALES eloma*.isma.••••••••••••=••••••••••.•••••••••ta*w••••••••••••••..........•••••••14, AUCTION SALE OF 1FARM STOCK AND an Implernents and Household Effect/re--Mr, Thomas Brown has been instructed by the un- dersigned .to sell by Petrie mignon on Lot 28, Concession 8. L. R. S., Tuntersinith, on Timeline February 18th, at .1 1 p.m. , Ain't): Horses ---Agricultural horse rising 4 year's, aged driving mare 'supposed to be in foals' filly two years old sired by Mr. Templeton agricultural gelding rising 2 yenta. Cattle --now 7 years old due May 4th, cow 4 years old due April 22nd, cow 5 years old euretosed to be in calf, Cow 7 years old freshened in November, cow 6 years oId. freshened in November, '7 year- lings, 2 heifers 2 yeses old fat; steer 2 years old, 12 cqtives. Pigs -3 chunks about 1/5 lbs. each, fanning 'mill, light wagon, Household. Effects-allonarch Peninsular steel range,Crovtn Br lliant card heater, 2 sideboards 2 leaf ta.ji les, writing desk, -watibing machine, churn, ( anY), butter -bowl egg crate, curtain etren &ern dishes and glassware, ironing table, large canvas laundry bag, clothes ba.sket, pil- lows, pictures and picture frames, books, ciothm, rack, wheelbaropw. miliacan, , crowbar, cross eat saw, blacksmith outfit, bellows, an- vil, vise and -tools and other small articles too numerous to mention. All will he sold without reserve as the proprietor is <short of feed. Terrns--All sums of $5 and under cash, fiver that amount 10 months' credit will be given on eurnishing approved iota notes. A discount of 8 per cent, off for earth on credit amounts. WILLIAM BROnDFOOT, Proprietor; Thomas Brown, Auctioneer. 2669x2 • AUCTION SALE OP FARM STOCK AND Implements -Mr. Thomas Brown has been instructed by the undersigned to sell byr public auctien on Lot 31, Concessioir 1, Tuclrersinith, just west of Seaforth, on Thursday, February 20th, at lap.m. sharp, the following: Horses -Pair of 'snatched gray agricultural geldings 6 years old, black general Purpose gelding years old, brown sgiicultural filly rising three years oldbay am, ciatural mist rising 2 years oldbay agricultur 1 gelding rising 1 year old, driving gelding 9, ears old. Cattle -Two cows newly freshened, c due March 10th, eow dire April 19, cow due April 80, eon due June 9 cow due October 6th fat sow, 4 fat heifers, 2 fat steers, 5 steers lining 2 years old, 3 heifers rising 1 year old, 5 steers rising 1 year old, 2 calves. Pigs, Etc. -Three chunhs and about 75 hens, Iriaplements-Inaesey-Bar- tit binder 7ft cut, Conrchut mower 6 ftcut, seed drill, spring tooth cultivator; hay rake, disa harrows, walking plow, gang plow,. roller, seufflev root reaper, fanning rain, waggon sleignie buggy, cutter, gravel box, stone beet, hay rack, weigh scales 2000 lbs., water trough, wheel barrow, bay fork, ear, and rope, Aeneas, sling ropes and chain, pea harvester, set team harness. set of plow har- ness, set of single harpess whiffitrees, forks, shovels, drain scoops. neckynkes, collars blank- ets, robes. Alsoa quartity of hay, straw- and grain. Terms :'-'Alb sums of $10 and under cash; over that amount 10 months credit will be given on furnialling approved Joint notes. .A discount of 6 per cent per annum will be allowed -off for cash on credit amounts. Fat cattle, hay straw and grain. cane Positively no _reserve as the proprietor has sold his farm. ANDREW SOOTT,Proprietor, ; Thos. 26B6r9or, uetioneer. • CLEARING SALE OF FARM STOCK AND Innilements, Grain, Hay, Marigolds, Tur- nips, Potatoes. -Thomas Cameron has received instructions from the' undersigned to sell ,by public Miction on Lot 30, concession 12, Totem - ship of Hibbert, on Thursday, February. 18th, 1919, at 12.80 o'clock sharp, the fallowing: Horses -4 geldings agricultural ; one general Purpose Mare, farmer's driver, 2 colas coming 3 years old, mare, gelding, general purpose. Cattle -Cow due M calve in May, cow due to calve in° April, cow due to calve the first of March, five heifers years old, two -steers 2 years old a calves. Hogs -2 shoats, atio a number of ;hens and mine* Implements_ Lumber wagon (new), democrat, top bugan, Pair new bobsleighs, cutter nearly new, wagon box and spring seat, stock rack, binder; mow- er, steel horse rake, spring tooth cultivator, seeder, and drill, set iron harrows (4 sections), two -furrow riding plow, single Plow; scuMer, steel land roller, fanning mill, set doable team harness oet of work harness, set single har- ness, set of buggy harness, three horse whiffle - trees, double whiMetrees, neckyokes, forka. shovels, chains, hoes, etc, horse blankets, gtain bags, grinditone, car, rope and slings. (new), about 20 tons of firat class hay, quantity of barley, oats and mixed grain (wheat and bara ley,- also barley and oats), quantity of man - golds turnips. .aad a lot of potateer ; AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND lenplements-James Jones, Auctioneer, has received instructions from .Mr. L. J. Johnston, toaiell by pualic auction on Lot 8, toneession 8, Township of Hibbert, on Tuesday, February lath,. the following: Horees.-One span of agreitiltural mares rising 5 years old, driving mare 6 years old quiet and reliable, driving gelding rising two years, 2 heavy draught colts rising 8 years old. Cattle -6 pure bredelion stein cows with calf at foot 'and to calve early. 8 grade Holsteins wieh cplf at foot; 20 high grade Shorthorn rows with calf at foot and to calve early. The alicfve are good type and in ;splendid eondition; ten yearlings com- ing 2 years old, 10 rising 3 years old, 6 calves. lloge-6 sows due to litter early, about -20 oigs 8 weeks old. Implement:se-McCormick mower 6 foot eut; wagon with box,' spring seat and shelving, 13 hoe Massey -Harris aloe, fertilizer, dtill, nearly new ; 2 top buggies almost new, dies. harrow, manure spreader, ensilage cutter 10 inch nearly new, trailer, Portland cutter, new wheelbarrow, - Melotte -cream aeparatot, churn, butter maker, set 2000 lb. scales sap pan and pails, set heavy harness set light carritare harnese, 2 sets single harness, Sale at 12 o'clock share. Terms -Eight months' ow•••••••••••••••*•••••• •-taa alowanamowa,•••• FARIVIS FOR, SA.LE •••••••••00aaar• 0•••••• PARM FOR SALE -FOR BALE LOT 3, Concession 8, 11.1.0e Tilonerantlfas con- taining 100 acres There are on the premise a frame house, bank barn ditedia good well, good orehard, Three miles from town of Sea. forth. orty acres. cultivated and balance in grass. Por particulars arena to PETER CLEARY, Seaforth. at, R. No. 4, or phone .14 on 146, a 266641 FOR SALE That NOY desirable property Just off Mains street, Egmondville. consisting of ene-half acre of land. on which is situated a 1%. story brick house with seven rooms and good cellar. There - are also on the premises a stable good well and cistern, also armle, plum and pear trees and other small fruits. This is a splendid Property and the 'taxes are low. For further partici:Inas, apply to Mrs. M. A. Charlesworth, Einnondeille P. 0. • 2650x241 • FARM FOR SALE Lot 21, Concession 1, Tuckersmith, H.R.S.. 100 acres all cleared. Good frame louse and bank barn' pig pen, hen house and driving shed: A good orchard and plenty of good water;' well tile drained; rural malt and. . tele- phone and in, first class eonditifin." On the Huron Road, 21, miles from Seaford', and 8 miles from Clinton. Will be sold cheap and on easy terms. Apply to B. Henderson, Seaforth,. 264541 PRICK BLOCK FOR SAL -A FINE BRICK .Lf Block on West side of /Mill street, in the Village of Dublin, occupied at present are a general store 'hardware store, barber shop and pool room and flour and feed store on ground floor; with Wee public hall on second floor. This property formerly known as the Kidd block, is centrally lodged and will be sold cheap arid, on easy terms, and will make a good investment. For further patticulare ape Ply ta the owner, B. C. HUBBELL Mar - morn or ta await, JAMES WATSON, aenfortle 2665-te FARM FOR SALE -LOT 84, CONCESSION Tuokersmith, L.ReS., consisting of 100 aures, forty acres seeded, down, 88 acres plovred and ten acres of burn. There are on the premises a barn '54x80 feet with stone foundation, driving abed 28x80. Also ta frame houge 20x28, with kitchen 111x24, in. splendfd re - credit will be given op furnishing approved pair, -with furnace and cistern in cellar. The joint notes. Six per cent per annum off for land an all well fenced and tile drained. One cash. Positively no reserve as the proprietor mile "north of Brucefield. For partiadars tunny is over -stocked and ahort of feel L. J. JOHN- on the premises. *MRS. wimrAitt Ross, STON, Proprietor; lamer "ones, A.uetioneer. Brucefield P. 0. 266841 2669-2 e • AUCTION SALE OF FIFTY ACRI FARM, Fbit SALE -100 ACRES, BEING LOT 24, aa farm chattels, etc in ,Tuckersmith. The Concession 1, Huron. Road, 8 miles west of Administrator of the estate of the late John Seaforth, in the Township of Tuckersmith. The Nilson and John Pfaff have instruct- land is good ; &ea -buildings e the barn is 40 . by 120 feet with stone fouridatiori -good floors ed the undersigned auctioneer to offer for , and stalled off. The "land - is cleared all but sale by Public auction On the premises On lnenday the 24th of February 1919 at 1.86 lye acres of bosh. Good wafer, aiming creek running by the barn; lat storey brick house o'clock p.m. the following '-Real 'Estate . - with furnace Just put in; ano garage, 'viral The north hall of lot number nine (9) in the second- concession of Tuckerepnith, L.R.S. The§ meil and telephone. Will be sold reasonable is a lifst class fifty acres .close to the village as the proprietor wishes to retire W. J. of Hensel]. About eight antes were ploughed DATA, In R. No. 2, Seaforth. 266841 last fall and the balance of the lend is either _ in the spring,' 161ARIYI .FOR SALE -LOT 22, CONCESSION in grass or in ;Mime to- lte worked and sown ahattnin-Massen-Rnrric ij" 2, MeKillop, containing 100 acres. There binder, ' axle • Brantford Mover, one liteer are on the premises a concrete'. house with hay rake, ' one land' roller, one seed drill, bard and soft water inside. Also large bank harrows. walking plow, cultivator, wagon. /barn with stabling underneath; and driving Magent • cream -separator, pulper, single and shed and pig pen, cement silo, 12 acres of double harness, whiffietrees; one thousand lb. toed hardwood bush and plowing all done weigh scales, a number of grain bags, arid other articles too numerous to mention. Terms ready for crop The land is well underdrain- -Real Estate: 10 per cent on the day of the ea and is in a high state of cultivation. Water sale and The balanee in 30 daye without in- reinired from never failing spring to barn and house by hydraulic ram. This farm is situated aterpezotrtioArip of the eni-liatanecyanonme orartagdeegeb)onleatlivee 2 miles from Seaforth. Will be sold cheap and on easy terms. For further Particulars apple" property if desired Ch3ttelie-$10 and under, male Over that amount 8-- months credit on to GEO. T. TURNBULL, Seaforth, or phone f . .For further port- a'—'---- 266841 94. Seaforth. approval Joint notes ov a, discount of 6 Per cent per ennurn cash, ' inners end tonne and conditions of stile, apply to the undersigned. GLADMAN & STANBUtlY, Beeristen flensali ea Exeter. T. C. JOYNT. Renee% Administrator, B. S. Phillips, Auction - ter, Exeter. a669 -a CiLEARING SALE OF FARM STOCK AND `a Implementa-Thomas Cameron tIRS receiv- ed instructions from the undersigned to. sell by Public auction an Lot 15, Conce.:ssion 1, Harr Township. London Road, eoutli of Henson. on Tuesday, February 11 at 12:80 °clock sharp, the following: Infaises-2 ',general purpose coolcstove and pipes. Terms -A/1 sunu of geldings 5 years old, agricultural gelding rig - KO and under cash; over that arnoun , 12 -lag 6 Years old, agricultural filly rising 4 months' credit will be given on furnishin ap- years, agricultaral filly' rising 8, agrit. foal, proved joint notes. A discount Of 5 per Cent. aged. mare, &bring mare. taitttle-Cow fresh - will be given for cash on credit amounts. May oiled itt,January cow -to freshen le March, and grain to be cash. No reserve as the 'farm •cow to fieslien Marchbrfw to freshen 'in is sold. WILLIAM IdOONEY, Proprietor; T. April, 2 VMS tO freshenlin fall, .5 -two year old Cameron, 'Auctioneer. ' e86842 ;steers and heifers 6 fall eatvels. Hogs -now due in April. 9 store hogs tinathente and Pallets. implements -Lumber buggy, road cart, 'cutter, binder, nearly new, mower, seed drill, disci' 2 realkirgesplowe, sin- gle furrow sulky. plow, 2 furrow plow, land railer, steel horse rake, set of harrows, scattier. hay and stook rack, gravel box, turnip and mangold seed -drill, veneer, fanning mill, 2000 Petknd scale, cream separator, stone -boat, set of nouble breeching harness, 1 ,set of 'wink harness, a number of horse collars; 2 sugar kettles, one pails and spites, a number of cedar poets, kidders forks, ishovels, hoes, log- -ging chain and other articles too numerous to mention. A quanity of timothy hen a riuseitty of clover hay and some turnips in the pith, and some household effects... Terms of sale: - All sums of $10.00 and under ca -h. Over that amount 9 months credit will ,be given on furnishing approved joint notes A discount of 4 -per cent off for eash an credit amounts. Positively no reserve as the proprietor is selling hie farm. JOHN PATTERSON, pro- prietor, Thomas Cameron, Auctioneer, 2668-2 SALE OF FARM STOCli AND na °implements, James Jones has received. in instroctioKeefrom the undersigned to sell 'by __public auction on Lot 28, Con. 7, township of Logan, on Tuesday March 4th, 1919, the fol- lowing property :" Horses -1 heavy draught horse rising 6 years old, 1 heavy draught mare rising 5 years old 1 heavy draunbt gelding via- frer 2 years old, a heavy draught fillies rising 1 year old. Cattle -2 newly calved . coat, 1 cow due te calve April 1,1 cow due to calve April 8th 1 cow due to calve April 16th te cow due no calve April 19th, 1 cow due' to ,calve May 10th, 1 cow due to calve May- 4ta, 1 heifer due to calve May 15th, 1 feller due to calve May 17th, 1 cow due fa ealve Sep,t. 20th, 3 steers rising 2 years old, 1 feifer ris- ing 2 years old, 10 calves rising 1 year old. Pigs -1 sow due to litter March 16th, 10 youre pigs about 2 months old. Hens -80 hens. Implements -1 Deering binder 6 ft. cut, 1 Deering mower 6 ft cut, 1 Deering Cultivator, 1 Maeseyniarris 11 hoe disc drill, 1 hay rake, 1 land roller, 1 new disc 1 set diamond harrows. 1 Frost and Wood plow, 1 Bain waggon, nearly rew, 1 truck waggon, 1 democrat with pole anti shaft, 1 rubber tire buggy good as new; e top buggy, 1 new cutter, -pair bobsleighs, pair of cales, rew ; 2 oak wagon tongues, 2 btall posts 200011.s., 1 Clinton fanning mill, 1 15 foot' ladder, 1 wheel barrow, 1 water ticiugh, 1 new cross cut saw, 16 foot . hayrack, 1 stock tack, wagon boa gravel box, one wood. rack, 1 manure box, 1 pair 61t. bunks, Harness - 1 set breeching harnets, nearly new, 1 set new.double harness, 2 sets single harness, 1 nearly new, collars and sweat pads. Quantity of lumber and eerier posts, 2 dozen grain bags, 2 hay knives about 15 tons of hay, 1 new Standard cream separator, No. 6, 1 Daisy churn, nearly. new, 1 new cream, pail and milk pails, 1 new Peninsular range, 1 new heater, 1 little buggy seat; whiffietrees, neckyokes, chains forks, ehovels, hoes, 2 tile spades" and scoop cshinnlet, wire, mail nix and a host of other articles too numerous to mention. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms -All same of $10.00eand under, cash; (net that amount 8 months' credit . will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. Six per cent per annum' allowed off for cash on credit amounts, HARRY NELMES, Propriator. James Junes, Auction- eer. 2669-4 A UCTION SALE P HORSES, PURE BRED 4-2' Shorthoin Cat le and Grade Cattle, Pigs and Implements.- illiam Nairn has been in- structed by the u denligned to sell by public auction on Friday, Feb, 21, at 1 o'clock p.m., on lot 27, concessi n 11. Township of Hibbert, 5 miles east of H naall, the following: Horses -Heavy draught sro�d mare supposed to be in foal to French Gi an; aged heavy draft mare supposed to be in foal to French Giron; draft filly rising 4 year old supposed to be in !foal to French Giron; draft filly rising 3 yearn old supposed to be in foal to French Giron; good driving Ilene al a a good worker tieing 5 years old. Pure Bred Cattle (Shorthorns) - 4 e,ows supposed M he in calf, 4 cows 4 years old supposed M be in calf, 4 heifers rising 3 Years supposed to be in calf, 2 heifers rising 2 years old, bull 19 months old, 2 bulbs 10 menthe old, bull 8 mriths old, 2 bulb 5 months old, bull 3 months n d, Grade Cettle-Cow ris- ing 5 years old, cotv rising 4 years old both due to calve/ in May; heifer rising 2 years old, 2 baby beef calves 8 months old. Hogs - Improved Yorkshire sow due to litter at time of sale; 4 pure bred sows 8 months old, 60 White Leghorn hens. Implementst-alesserr Harris binder 7 feet eut nearly new; Frost & Wood mower 61.)foot put wieh pea harvester; Masseyalaarris teas Seed drill 13 hoe Massey Harris stiff tootli cultivator new wine 3 sets of teeth; Clover Leaf manure spreader, Prost & k Wood disc; Dee ing rake, Massey -Harris rake, set of four se tion harrows, walking plow, scuffier, ‚cutting box, Gould, Shapley and Muir 24, h.p. gas en me set 1200 lbscales, fanning mill with bagger, Massey -Harris root pulper, wagon, sleighs, combined hay and stock rack 16 ft ; good gravel box, ear for steel track, rope and slings, 2 top buggies, open buggy, extension of a thresher blower pipe, t top cutter near y new with side doors; open cutter, set show harness new; set heavy brasfi mounter] harries with breeching, set hernias With breeching, set light. double 'harness, set single harness, 8 dcizen grain ibags, and other articles too numerous to mention. Also one Peninsular range nearly new; De Laval cream separator new; quanity .of hay, 400 or 500 bushels of good barley and oats for seed.. Terms -All suras of $10 and under, cash; Over that amount 8 months' credit will be given on approved joint notes. A discount of 8% per annum off for east*. No reserve as the proprietor hes rented the farm. - JOHN CHAMBERS Proprietor, Cromarty R. R. No. 1. phone 19 on 147, Seaforth; William Nairn, St Marys, Ontario, Auctioneer. 2660-2- -A UCTION SALE On FARM STOCK AND an. Implements. -Thomas Brown has been an- strueted to sell lty public auction on lot 38, concession. 13 McKillop, on Wednesday, Feb- ruary, 19th, at 1 o'clock sharp, the following; Horses -Heavy draft brood mare 5 years old supposed to be in foal, heavy draft horse 5 years old, heavy. draft horse 4 years old, draft gelding rising 3, draft -filly rising 2,• 2 draft fillies rising 1 year, good driving bowie Ave Id t end reliable Cattle --Aged years o q e reaistered Durham cow to calve March 11, registered Durham caw rising 4 years old with calf at foot, reg. Durham cow rising 3 with calf at side two months old, registered heifer rising 1 year, registered Durham bull (Woodside Victor) 13 months old, a cows due to calve in Maerb. cow due to calve ip April, 2 cows due to calve in May, 6 steers rising. 2 years weighing about ten hundred, heifer rat- ing, 2 Jeers old 5 calves rising 1 year ale, large brood sow to litter last of March, 4 pigs weighing around lee _ lbs. also some hew. Imphonenie-Massey-Harria binder with sheaf earrier and trucks, Massey -Harris mower 5% foot cut, Massey-liarris steel land roller, Mas- sey -Harris dise 18 inch plate, Fro.st & Wood hay loader, ten foot steel hay rake, Kemp ma- nure spreader, Peter Hamilton 14 disc drill, Noxon cultivator, Joon Deere riding plow, Oli- ver walking plow, two furrowed gang plow, set iron harrows, scuffier, Clinton fanningmill -with good equipment of sieves, bag holder wagon 'with box and shelvings, truck wagon' flat hayrack with rolling bottom, stock rack, two gravel borate Verity cutting box (large size) Maxwell root pulper, top buggy, Mc- Laughlin cutter, Ford touring car in good repair, sleighs with bunks and bolsters, set of good double harness set of rubber mounted single harness, trip and sling ropes, set of scales weighing capacity 2000 bbs., set of counter scales 240 The. capacity. long extension ladder, User galvanized" grain boliert, emery grinder, iron vise and anvil, Galloway re be Saskatchewan robe, horse blankets, a large post hole sugar, spades and shovels, dithhing spoon, whiffietrees, 3 logging chains, 8 ensi- lage forks, 30 good grain bags, sap pan, auger kettl , 125 sap patio, an oak barrel, 2 gal- vanized troughs, Magnet cream separotor. Favorite churn, milk can, 26 gallon galvanized all can 5 gallon oil can. 2 bedroom suites, been, mattressess and springs, Monarch Pen- insular steel range, heater, bathtub, tolletesete hanging lamp, Aladdin lamp, Imps, apple' screen. A quauity of clover hay and some mangolds. Positively no reserve as the pro- prietor has sold his farm. Terms -Ten dol- lars and under cash; over that amount, nine montbe credit will be given on furnishing ap- proved joint notes. A discount a 4 cents on the dollar off for cane Hay and mangolcla cash. ROBERT ARCHIBALD, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auctioneer. 2669x2 CLEA'RING SALE OF' FARM STOCK AND 11 by public auction on Lot 24, die -hang the east boundary of dnesday, Feb. n at one onloek ing: Horses -Team of marlin years well mated, sired by Implemette, Thoinas Brown has been instructed to s Copeession Seaforth, on V 1),1"0-, the folio ristng 4 and Glenrae, work horse 6 years, driving colt ris- ing 8 years old, broken. Cattle-ePresh cow with ,oalf at foot, 3 good mileli cowls rising 4 years old in calf, 1 rnilch co* rising 7 years old in calf, 1 heifers rising 2 years old, 5 stems rising 2 rears old, 5 swing calves. Pigs - good -brood sow to litter at time of sale. The above stock is in fiat -class condition. Inn Plements-McCormick binder with sheaf carrier and truck, MeCoentick mower. MeConnick hay tedder, Frost "& Wood bay rake, Froat & Wood cultivator, Cockshutt fertilizer disc Coekshutt riding plough singe furrow, walking plough, gang ploiigh, sniffler, set 4, section barrows, disc harrows, root pulper Massey -Harris manure spreader, 2 track waggons, hay and stock -rack ,combined, gravel box, pea -harvester, land roller, turnip seeder. 2000 lbs. truck scales with a'stock platform, fanning mill, set of bobsleighs, grain bagger and truck," 'warehouse truck hayfork, ear, topes- and slings, 2 seta heavy harness, set of single harness, road cart. whiffietrees, neck yokes, forks, home collars and other articles too numerous to mentioa. Festively no reserve - as the farm has been sold and the proprietor is giving up farming. No outside stock a- llowed on the premises. Tertas-All sums of 510 and under. cash; over that amount eight. months' credit -will be allowed on furnishing Improved Joint notes. A discount of four per cent. off for, cash on credit amounts. Thomas Brown, Auctioneer. E, C. CASE, Proprietor. 2688x2 JUDICIAL SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE SUPREME point'', OP ONTARIO ARMSTRONG Ir. WHEATLEY . 'ARM FOR SALE TO CLOSE ANeESTATE a: -Lot 18, Concesision 4, McKillop, Huron County, containing 140 acres of first clasa elay loam soil (no better anywhere). There are on the premises one 1% storey frame house With stone cellar; also a one storey frame house bank barn and implement house; tem acres of good orchard; two wells of gooti waterer a is ing ereeg near rear of farm ern rtipkting etni,klYe across. This farm lk wo, fenced with eeil wire and drained wall tile. rind is in a first nags state of culeivation. Tan seri:sten eliardwod bush on rear it farm; rural mail at gate and phone- in house, Sit- uated on a first era gravel road or -se -half mile front church nd school and lo i mike rrOln the busy.t.twil of Senfornie Will be roll as above described or in two lots of fifty acres each. HUGH MeINTOSII, 30 Borievear Ave, Toronto, • and REV. A. W. M01E1'0811, Port Arthur, Executors. For further par- ticularsapply to the executors, or to JOHN ItANKINeateafortler 260641• • • • 1 BankintE Service VOUR banking requirements may be entrusted to this- Bank with every confidence that careful and efficient service will be rendered. Our facilities are entirely at your disposal. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE G MULLEN SEAFORTH BRANCH • • • • • MANAGUA FARM FOR SALE .For Sale /00 acres, all cultivated, lot 11, Concession 6, Tuckersmith, 'I.R.S., with barn 68 by 80 feet, stone foundation Dig Den, driv- ing shed and hen house, 6 roci'mel frame cote tage, good well with wind mill. Akira° acres of grass land, west half of lot 5, concession 7, good well with windmill; a good grass farm. Apply to JAMES P1NLAYSON, R. R. NO. la Ktpren; phone 8-182, Seaford:: 24189-tf • 11111111111111111MBIIMMIRMIIIIIIIIMIII1fl Logs and Heaffing Bolts ••• ••k 110 The undersigned is prepared to .1.1 pay the highest cash price for all IS kinds of logs and heading bolts in bush or delivered in yard. = Heading Bolts .000 000 IMO UNE E to be cut 20 inches long Er: = Soft elm and soft maple,. to be a = cut 11-13-16 feet long. = Rock elm, hard maple and = F. white ash and baswood logs to r":: = be cut 10-12-14 and 16 feet Li long. AMENT ▪ -SEAFORTH: ONTARIO E simmlimmummummumumumus 'TARN, FOR SALE , • Lot 33, Concession 6, McKillop, 100 acres of the best clay land in lificKilkna 41 acres Of bush, the rest i.n a high state ef cultivation; 6 miles from Seaforth, 2 mileti from Con- stance, lye miles firma school. There are en the premises, a good seven roomed house, large bank barn 64x76, all Page wire fences and well underdrained. There are forty acres Ploughed, 5 acres bush and tbe balance reed - ed down. There, are two big springie one piped to barnyard and in the other a dam with a hydraulic ram -pumping the water te the house and to the barn. As the spring is tri the orchard and near the louse and line brace. there is to waste land. There is' a graded and gravelled lane from tbe road to the buildings. Apply to MRS. SAMUEL DORRANCE, Seaforth. ' 26274f • • VOR SALE.— House and half acre of land in the village of Ernondville. The propert} is situtted on Centre' Street,. close to the Presbyterian church and is known as the Purcell property. Good, COM 'fortable house, good shed, good well and cement cistern. All kinds of fruit trees, strawberries, raspberries, anii currant bushes. This Is a corner pro. pfrty with no breaks on front, an' the land is in a good state of cultiva tion. Thiit'is a nice property for * litired Wirier and Ike taxes are light. 'For particu ars apply on the prernipes or to John Rankin, Seaforth.- 258441 We -are pleased to are; a. fewsucestions which fihoidd receive Maple Syrup, pure, in gallon tins, each , -0 • ••••••':112045 100 polished handl Brooms, 6 strings, good stout material, each, .00c Maple Syrup, Pure, in quart tins, each ............ . .65e Pork and Beans, Stmkist brand, large tin ••••••••••••••030•19e Pineapple, Deleanis flavor, per tin 2 lbs. Pineapple, Bahamas, per tin, 1 Ib — — • -76c Blueberries, per tin 2 lbs. •-••••• ,•• •• •••••• *•*••Ara: ,./.5e Syrup, Golden Brand, per tin, 2 lbs. — • • ••••........25c Syrup, Golden brand, per tin4 lb. ... . ..aa a a saa a Apple, gallon tin, each Jam, any flavor, 4 pound tails .... Puffed Rice, per package ............ Ginger Snaps, per pound . ... ......... Fresh Qoulla Salmon, about 8 lbs, a fish, whole, Pacifiellat Fish, per pound . • 4 .. • a • • .• • • • # • a * a 15e • • * • 0 • * .4 11.4 . 0 * • 14e • . • .. • • * • • .• • * • • Ize per 1131,-..........-18c ar-a a•itata * V # • 150 To Fry Pacific Flat Fish.—Cut into convenient pieces,, season wit salt and pepper, dip into milk and dredge with cornmeal and fry' boiling fat, -,§F:ROAT & SPIZ A SEAFONTH Pursuant to the Judgrneut made herein and , dated Juouary 30th, 1919, there will be sold, with the approbation of the Local Master of the Supreme Court of Ontario at Goderich, by Thomas Gundry, Auetioneer, at the Council Chamber, Clinton, Ontario, on aaturday, Feb- ruary 16th, 1919 at 8 p.m., the following pro- perties in seven parcels, viz:- Parcel 1. -Part of origirial Township Lot No, 24, Conemaion 1, Townsbip of Hullett, in the County of Huron, 80 acres, and now in the Town of Clinton; Se half lot 23. Concession 2, Township of Hullett, 50 acres; part of Lot 24, Condession 2, Township 91 Mullett, 80 acres; and part of lot 25, Concession 2, ten acres, in all 220 acres more cir less, in one Parc• el 2. --One aere lot on Beech street, Clinton, ',Parcel 3. -Part of origrxial lot 1 Huron RoaderConecesion, Township of Goderich, now in Cliethn, and part of Lot 33, Coneession 16, Townshie of Goderich, together contahang lOta acres more or less., Parcel 4. -West half lot 185, on the North side of Haven street, Clinton. Parcel 5. -Lot 27, south side of Huron street, Clinton. , Parcel 6 --East half of lot 28, South side of Huron street, Clinton. Parcel 7L -Part of Lot 24, Connesion 1, Township df Mullett, now in Olinton, contain- ing 8% acres planted itt orchard, Each parcel ivill be offered for sale subject to a reserved lad. Terms -Ten per cent. of the purchase money on day of sale, and balance March 15tb 1919. For further particulars see posters on apply to W. Brydone, Barrister, Clipton, tha Auction- eer, or the undersigned. -Dated at Goderich this 8rd day of February 11)19. Proudfoot, Killoran & Cooke. Barrister, Goderich. Signed: LEnrig B. DICKSON, Local Master at Goderiele 2669-2 • • For A Greater Food • Production On the shoulders of the Canadian Farmer will rest for years to cotn6 the duty of making the world's reserve supply of food equal to the demana. Armies might disband to -morrow, but the Canadian Farmer 'would still be on the firing line. It thus becomes the obligation of every farmer to see to it -that his !arm reaches its highest practical efficiency. I I I I I I I .4111111P:1 telliked• 111111PAO''' ............ Therefore Fanners of Huron County investigate the merits of the WATERLOO BOY TRACTOR. Call at our Factory and we will be pleased to demonstrate to you the Shady cone struction, the complete accessibility, and the many other advantages this tractor possesses to help YOUR FARM reach its highest'practkal efficiency. Sit years of general farm -service in Canada and 0 S.A. have shown the rel• iabilit) and long life enjoyed by the WATERLOO BOY OWNERS. Write for our catalogue which describes in detail all our farm machinery. The Robt. 43e11 Engine & Thresher Co., La, SeaforthOnt • • •••-- COAL _ ,. We will new have the good- okl HARD COAL in furnace size at least, and we're making des- perate efforts to secure the other sizes as well. . Remember that we still have a large stock of those good substitutes, CANNEL COAL, COKE and LUMP, which come a good deal cheaper, and are very efficient. , HOW about your Fertilizers Lor Spring crops? We sell complete FERTILIZERS in BUFFALO BRANDS, which give you a plant food, not a- lone a stimulant. Let us also have your incitdr- ies for Lumben, Shingles, ce. nient, etc. iJohn B. Mustard .BRuumuLD - ,ONTARIO 2668-4 'TARN, FOR SALE , • Lot 33, Concession 6, McKillop, 100 acres of the best clay land in lificKilkna 41 acres Of bush, the rest i.n a high state ef cultivation; 6 miles from Seaforth, 2 mileti from Con- stance, lye miles firma school. There are en the premises, a good seven roomed house, large bank barn 64x76, all Page wire fences and well underdrained. There are forty acres Ploughed, 5 acres bush and tbe balance reed - ed down. There, are two big springie one piped to barnyard and in the other a dam with a hydraulic ram -pumping the water te the house and to the barn. As the spring is tri the orchard and near the louse and line brace. there is to waste land. There is' a graded and gravelled lane from tbe road to the buildings. Apply to MRS. SAMUEL DORRANCE, Seaforth. ' 26274f • • VOR SALE.— House and half acre of land in the village of Ernondville. The propert} is situtted on Centre' Street,. close to the Presbyterian church and is known as the Purcell property. Good, COM 'fortable house, good shed, good well and cement cistern. All kinds of fruit trees, strawberries, raspberries, anii currant bushes. This Is a corner pro. pfrty with no breaks on front, an' the land is in a good state of cultiva tion. Thiit'is a nice property for * litired Wirier and Ike taxes are light. 'For particu ars apply on the prernipes or to John Rankin, Seaforth.- 258441 We -are pleased to are; a. fewsucestions which fihoidd receive Maple Syrup, pure, in gallon tins, each , -0 • ••••••':112045 100 polished handl Brooms, 6 strings, good stout material, each, .00c Maple Syrup, Pure, in quart tins, each ............ . .65e Pork and Beans, Stmkist brand, large tin ••••••••••••••030•19e Pineapple, Deleanis flavor, per tin 2 lbs. Pineapple, Bahamas, per tin, 1 Ib — — • -76c Blueberries, per tin 2 lbs. •-••••• ,•• •• •••••• *•*••Ara: ,./.5e Syrup, Golden Brand, per tin, 2 lbs. — • • ••••........25c Syrup, Golden brand, per tin4 lb. ... . ..aa a a saa a Apple, gallon tin, each Jam, any flavor, 4 pound tails .... Puffed Rice, per package ............ Ginger Snaps, per pound . ... ......... Fresh Qoulla Salmon, about 8 lbs, a fish, whole, Pacifiellat Fish, per pound . • 4 .. • a • • .• • • • # • a * a 15e • • * • 0 • * .4 11.4 . 0 * • 14e • . • .. • • * • • .• • * • • Ize per 1131,-..........-18c ar-a a•itata * V # • 150 To Fry Pacific Flat Fish.—Cut into convenient pieces,, season wit salt and pepper, dip into milk and dredge with cornmeal and fry' boiling fat, -,§F:ROAT & SPIZ A SEAFONTH Pursuant to the Judgrneut made herein and , dated Juouary 30th, 1919, there will be sold, with the approbation of the Local Master of the Supreme Court of Ontario at Goderich, by Thomas Gundry, Auetioneer, at the Council Chamber, Clinton, Ontario, on aaturday, Feb- ruary 16th, 1919 at 8 p.m., the following pro- perties in seven parcels, viz:- Parcel 1. -Part of origirial Township Lot No, 24, Conemaion 1, Townsbip of Hullett, in the County of Huron, 80 acres, and now in the Town of Clinton; Se half lot 23. Concession 2, Township of Hullett, 50 acres; part of Lot 24, Condession 2, Township 91 Mullett, 80 acres; and part of lot 25, Concession 2, ten acres, in all 220 acres more cir less, in one Parc• el 2. --One aere lot on Beech street, Clinton, ',Parcel 3. -Part of origrxial lot 1 Huron RoaderConecesion, Township of Goderich, now in Cliethn, and part of Lot 33, Coneession 16, Townshie of Goderich, together contahang lOta acres more or less., Parcel 4. -West half lot 185, on the North side of Haven street, Clinton. Parcel 5. -Lot 27, south side of Huron street, Clinton. , Parcel 6 --East half of lot 28, South side of Huron street, Clinton. Parcel 7L -Part of Lot 24, Connesion 1, Township df Mullett, now in Olinton, contain- ing 8% acres planted itt orchard, Each parcel ivill be offered for sale subject to a reserved lad. Terms -Ten per cent. of the purchase money on day of sale, and balance March 15tb 1919. For further particulars see posters on apply to W. Brydone, Barrister, Clipton, tha Auction- eer, or the undersigned. -Dated at Goderich this 8rd day of February 11)19. Proudfoot, Killoran & Cooke. Barrister, Goderich. Signed: LEnrig B. DICKSON, Local Master at Goderiele 2669-2 • • For A Greater Food • Production On the shoulders of the Canadian Farmer will rest for years to cotn6 the duty of making the world's reserve supply of food equal to the demana. Armies might disband to -morrow, but the Canadian Farmer 'would still be on the firing line. It thus becomes the obligation of every farmer to see to it -that his !arm reaches its highest practical efficiency. I I I I I I I .4111111P:1 telliked• 111111PAO''' ............ Therefore Fanners of Huron County investigate the merits of the WATERLOO BOY TRACTOR. Call at our Factory and we will be pleased to demonstrate to you the Shady cone struction, the complete accessibility, and the many other advantages this tractor possesses to help YOUR FARM reach its highest'practkal efficiency. Sit years of general farm -service in Canada and 0 S.A. have shown the rel• iabilit) and long life enjoyed by the WATERLOO BOY OWNERS. Write for our catalogue which describes in detail all our farm machinery. The Robt. 43e11 Engine & Thresher Co., La, SeaforthOnt • • •••--