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sacramental services will .$e hold , t ... I I , #%�ociation, pf. Britce� And' ae
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Bethel ,Church on Sunday-, Julie if':�t,'. � 11. 4 , I I Vnited, Church held their June returtl Mir -'4114 MIr4-
. I . Ur, � and Mrs. H-arr, Dingman, of field ��,
. , �'!." . y mejeting Thursd4y �AeTnoon at tile side in %W0110P.- '
..10�, e " 'Diatr6%' spent the�week end with Mr. hame,of Mrs. Alex.'Bpoadfoot, with a Death of Mi�. $mal,ldon. — The
MANLEY '?' . Aawltl,*s. David McConnell. good number of members -and several death occurred in'Ur,towel Memorial
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKay and' -IXT. and Mrs. Steve Howard, Mrs. visitors in attendance. W.s, Stevens, So itAl ,on Mond,gy, of Isabelle H.
Mrs. P. McLoughlin were. in I�omdon John Howard and Uts. Geo. Udwar Z, beloved Wife Of H11011d Small -
I , d' del"tional leader, opened the' meeting. BuIZIT -ter of John
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last week, on -business. �" , BtAntford; MT. and Mrs. 0. Peterson, by singing and Scripture ita,ding; Mrs. dop,of Walton, and daugli
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Mrs. Jerry O'Rara, has retur,4pd DqsIrwood; Mr. ,and' Mrs. W. Wo'all J Addison led, in prayer. The prest- Dullard and the late Mrs. Bullard, of
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tome from St. Joseplx?s Hospital, London; Mrs. Tate, Stratford,' attend_ dent presided for't'h'e remainder of the. Winthrop. Mrs. Smalldon was in her
London, much improw-ld in health. ea the funeral of Mrs. J. Dorrestyn , All the reports were r at
I meet,ingt , ead thirty-fourth y"r. Her sudden de- e(
passed. 1,
Miss Ilene Eckert is .4,t present iis� hold at St. lAatrick's Church on F -T'- and ,oll call, Scotch proverbs mise is much regretted as besides her .
iting with her uncle, Mr. Con Eckait, 'day of last week. were very well answered. Those that husband she ieav�i'tO mourn their
of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Looby attended ansWered present, Were named Irish, loss three sons, Fe�rgus, John and m
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MT. Fred, Eckart was in Kitchener the funeral of Mrs. Looby's cousin, so the meeting was quite evenly divid- Robert, and three daughters, Gladys, P
and Elora on, -business last week. MTs -H, Wood, of Eiginfield, on Thurs- ed. Mrs. Hugh Alkenhead gave a Helen and Betty, her father, John T
,messrit. C. and J. M. Eckart spent day afternoon. nthrop, a brother Fer- 11
nds in our burg. . Miss Ella Clark has returned to Al viry interesting paper on a trip Bullard, of Wi so of Winthrop, �nd- a S'
Sunday with frie ,- through Scotland. Mrs. Alton John- gus Ballard, al
- landale, accompanied 'by her father, son favored with a beautiful solo, sister in New Yorli;, The heartfelt
Mr. A. Clarl�,'Who is much improved which was very much enjoyed by all sympathy ,of the. community is ex- T
ELIMVILLE. in health. and was w�ery well chosen for the tended the. bereaved family. The fun -
.1. Messrs. Will Johns and Benson Wil- paper that was read. A committee eral, which was private, was held on
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liams were in Toronto. the first of the .0 of-tbe Canagers and their wives were Tuesday. Rev. W. J,. Maines. conduct- -
-week. appointed to take charge of a garden ed the services. I I
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-Mrs. Geo. Lay -ton, of Exeter, gave HMBERT . party for the church, particulars and Recent visitors out,of town included fi
I �, the address at the morniiig service last S comes to us date to be announced later. Work for Mr. and Mrs. F. Rutledge and Ken- B
Sunday which was held by the W.M.S., The pl�---sant new the next meeting was planned. Mrs. neth and Leslie Rutledge, in Toron- H
1�' the pastor being at Conference. from London that Thomas S. Melady, W. S. BToadfoot kindly offered her to - Mr. and Mrs. I Lawrence Cum- -
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Crossley and fam- son of Joseph Melady-, of Hibbert, has home for the next meeting, July 9th. mings, in 14ondon; Lindsay Stewart (
ily and Miss Helen Bosnell ' from been awarded tse degree of Master Repeating the Mizpah benediction and Miss Anna Stewart with friends ii,
, of the of Arts. MT. Melady's academic ear- 11
1- Prineetown, visited at thq home ns, on eer has been very brilliant, having brought another pleasant afternoon to in We�tan and- Toronto. -
,,,, latter's aunt, Mrs. Wesley Joh won a scholarship in the entrance ex- a. close. The hostess *erved 10 I
Sunday last. generous lunch and tea, which all en- POULTRY MARKET
,Mr. S. J. Pymn saw a deer feeding aininations, he proceeded to the Sea, ibyed very much. P1
with his cattle at the rear of his f arm forth Collegiate Institute, -where he (Too late for last week.) Toronto, June Oth. 4,
last Saturday morning. It was fright- made his high school course. At the Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Kaiser, Mr. Alive Dressed
. . honor matriculation examinations he Fatted hens, over 4 to 6 lbs., ea. 16 20 .
ened away by one of his colts and ran and Mrs, Frank Tates, of Detroit, ,over 3�4_ to 4 lbs . .......... 14 19
away into the bush. wan another scholarship, having ob- spent Saturday and -Sunday at the Over 3 to 31A lbs . .......... 18 17
- tained the highest marks for the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Zapfe, of O,ld roosters, over 5 lbs . ..... 10 is
County of Huron. 'On graduation he . Spring broilers (Rocks, over 5
continued his studies at the. UniVeTS- Brucefield. lbs.) c *i"t **** 29 ..
.. CROMARTY Mr. and MTS�. Jack Kaiser left for Do., V., o 2Y2 lbs .. ...... 20 ..
-The beautiful showers of late have ity of Toronto, secured first class hon- their home in Detroit after spending White ducklings, 4 to 6 the ... 22 ..
the.ors in 'all three years and obtained ith friends in Hensall, Do., over 6 this . ......... 25 ..
. done much toward refreshing this week w -
gardens and pasture lands, also the the highest standing ever awarded a
course at ,S Brucefield and- Clinton.
,, crops in general, which look in ex. student in the ,Rass t. . DAIRY MARKET
cellent condition. Michaells. Since the completion of I .0.
stovftl his university work Mr. Melady has Toronto, June 9th. -Cheese, new, large,
Mr. T. M. Hamilton, of Lii y 12c; twins, 121/4c; triplets, 121/,c; Btiltous,
occupied the pulpit on Sunday laJ been an inspectgr of Separate schools. STAFFA 14Ypc. Old, large, 19%c; twins, lqiy4c; triplets
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. owing to the absence of our pastor, We join with his many friends in con- Just Arrived. -A car of cement; also fresh 20c; Stiltons, 22c. '
Mr. Rogers, who is at- present attend- gratulating him. lime, fh,ard wall plaster, plaster Paris,, lath Butter -No. I creamery, Prints, 23c; No. 2 ,
ing the General Assembly at Toronto. 0, . mortar, color, etc. You will find me at the creamery, prints, 2Zc.
oki stand to cater to your wtants, large or Eggs -Fresh extras, in carbons, 23c; fresh
Mr. Hamilton's address dealt with the small, Mrs. R. Cudmore, Builders' Supplies, extras, loose, 21c; firsts, 18'e; Secolods, 16c,
conditions of the church at the pres- WINTHROP Hensall, OriL Phone No. 107. 9313-1 10
-ent time, also dealing largely with The Women's Institute will meet on
the work of missions. Mr. Hamilton The ladies of the W. M. S. and Monday afternoon, June 15th, when GRAIN MARKET .
. also �ontributed a very fine, solo. . Ladies' Aid were. well represented at Miss A. Smith, of the Department F
Mr. Joseph Speare is at present vis- the home of Mirs. Robert Campbell on Staff will address the meeting On Toronto, June gth.-Manitoba wheat -No. I
iting with friends in Toronto. Wednesday, June 3rd. The meeting "The Home Maker's Task." Roll call hard, 6711�r; No, 1 Northern, 66c; No. 2 do.,
will be answered with a proverb. All 61c; No. 3 tough, 64-fy1c; No, 4 tough, 52c.
Mr. Donald McKellar spent a very was conducted by the president, Mrs (c,i.f. Bay ports), 3 C.W., 32c; No. I feed "
enjoyable week in Detroit visiting his R. McClure. -My favorite hymn wa� the ladies are asked to be present. Manitoba oats—No. .
son, Dan. . . sponse to the roll call and StewartiWilson.—The home of Mr. 31 e ; No. 2 do., 30c.
given in re . -No. 3 C -W., 37c; No. 4
Miss Mamie McCulloch, of Mitchell, sentence prayers were given by Mrs. and Mrs. George �G. Wilson, Staffa, Manitoba barley
do,, 36c; feed, 35c. -
who visited with relatives, in the vil- J. Pryce, Mrs. Ross and Mrs. William was the scene of a rvery pretty wed- A entine corn. 42c; spot plus duty. 1
lage for the past week, left for her,�Dodds, and ;"Iuntary prayer by Miss ding on Wednesday, June 3rd, when "Mmillfe,ed, delivered Montreal freights, bags J
I I . G. 'Summerville. Mrs. F. Bullard their only daughter, Norma Lenore, included: Bran, per ton, $20.25; shorts, Per a
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I gave an interesting reading on Chris- was united. in marriage to Mr. Cecil ton- 1'22.26; middlings, Per ton, $25-25 to s
$27.25. 0
— — — . tian Stewardship and Mrs. R. Beattie James Stewart, Exeter, son of Mrs. Ontario grain-Wbeat ' 47 to 69c; barley, 31 e
1 4- L�. Apl, t7 1� 36C# oats 24 to 27c; rye, rorninal; buck- _
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gave a short talk on lemperance.
Mrs. Wrn. Summerville gave an inter-
Stewart and the a e .
Stewart, of Exeter. The Rev. R. M.
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Stewart performed the ceremony.
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Miss Margaret Wilson, R.N., Seaforth,
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growth of Japan's population and
played the wedding music. The bride
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was given in marriage by her father,
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ing labor. Business was then discuss-
and she wore a gown of -rose point
Union Stock Yards, Townto, June 9th.-
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ed and contributions received for the
lace Dlesprit wit� large hat in match-
Quotations :-
iTeavy beef steers ............ $ .5-00 to
$6.75 1
bale, which will be forwarded to head-
ing shade, and carried a shower -bou-
Butcher steers, choice ........ 5. 2 5
5.50 I
quarters before the fifteenth. After
of Sweetheart roses and maiden
Do., fair to good ............ 11.00
5.26 3
4.50 I
closing with the Lord's Prayer, a
quet
hair fern. Miss Doris Rowe, Guelph,
Do., common ................ 4.00
Butcher steers, choice .......... 5.25
6.75 c
dainty lunch was served by the corn-
as bridesmaid, wore a blue, chiffon
D ., fair to good .......... 5- 00
6.25 1
mittee. I
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dress with large white bat, and car-
D o.. common ............... 4.00
to choice 4.0 0
4.75 ;
4.25 :
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ried a bouquet of Sunset roses. Mr.
Butcher cows, good ...
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Do. mediiUrn ............... B.?5
6.50
BRUCEFIELD
Charles Stewart, Exeter, assisted the
Canners and cutters .......... 1.50
2.50
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wroom. For travelling the bride wore
But ---her Culls, good to choice - - 3.50
2�75
3.25
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The Sunday School which was with-
a blue silk suit with accessories to
'the of the
Do., bologn as ..............
l3aby beef .................... 5.110
7.50
5.00
drawn last Sunday on account of sick-
match and fox fur, gift
Feeders, good ................. � 4.75
4.50
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ness in the Stanley school, will be re
groom. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart left
for a trip to Boston arid New York.
Stockers .......... .... ..... ... 4.25
Springers ............ ........ '70-00
85-00
sumed again next Sunday.
Nurse Gladys Addison returned to
On their return they will reside in
Milkers ............ .......... 40-00
Calves. good and choice ...... 6.50
60.00
7.00
hei� home last week after spending a
Exeter.
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Do., medium ............... I 6.50
Lambs, *hotce ............... 12.00
6.50
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few weeks nursing in Seaforth.
WALTON
Sheep 1.60
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4.00
Mrs. Taylor, of Michigan, visited
Lre of the securities, ill 'any, held by rhem, I Ings. The house, &tables and barn have Hydra,
1(ops,
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her sisters, Mrs. Brock and Mrs.
hieh date the said Executors will proceed � and choice farm should see this. On aeciDunt
Do., do., w.o.c., 65 to 75e above f.o.b.
Jamieson, and friends in Stanley this
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Patterson-Love.—A quiet wedding
Do,, select, $1 per hog premium -
Do., butchers, sl per hog discount.
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was solemnized in Duff' s United
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all seeded to grass; no waste land. On
I Mr. and Mrs. A. McQueen attended
Church Manse, Walton, on Saturday,
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June 6th, when Mahnetta Ferne,
Mrs. Joseph
DRATHS
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of Clin n, this week.
to,
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perous
village of Hensall on the C.N.R., ove-
from from
Mrs, Pearsons, of Stanley, visited
Love, was united in marriage to ,,o,,sw.rth,-In Clinton, on May 31th,
E. Patterson, son of Mrs. Pat- ' Parker widow of Walton Dodsworth,
Ann
in her
her daughter, Mrs. Holmes, of London,
Robert
teTson, and the late Mr. George, Pat_1 89th ��al. in Goderieh Township,
last week.
. Townshend.-Sudderily,
. Nuxse Mustard, of Gypsumville, who
terson, of Blytb. Rev. W. J. Maines 1 on June 1*t. Albert Townshend, in his 63rd
is now home on furlough, visited her officiated. The bride ,wore a princess I year. --
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The Year's Bigggest Value I
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hour -48 in second gear. Over-all chassis length 166 inches
120 inch wheelbase. Rubber insulated engine. Full pressure
lubrication, internal expanding brakes fully CDC10SCd.
Rydraulic shock eliminators. Adjustable front seat. Finger-
tip control. Deluxe interior fitirfents. A remarkable eight,
remarkably priced. Ask for a demonstration.
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In ever loving memory of
A father, J, J. Varley.
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acefully olleeping, resting
te world's weary trials ' and
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tOR SALE. -A GOOD
yeaws old, cluiet and good Tnilker, � W
eshen the 16th of this month- ALEX.
LJOHANAN , Sr., Heneall, Ont. Phone 41.
misall. 113113-2
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IRASS FARM TO RENT. -LOT 7. COW -
r cession 7, McKillop, 100 acres in gram,
�ver -failing well. Apply to DAN SHANA-
AN, Seaforth. 3810-tf
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AND TO RENT. -4M GROW BEANS 0 . R - I
' buckwheat, -and also bay and gritis. AD, 1,P
y to JAMES CAMERON, Lot 13, Cone-ision
T.ckemmitb, or Phone 2-1R. -
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AUCTION SALE t<
Of High Class Furniture eT�
At WesleY-Willis Ma -e, Ontario Street, F
Clinton X
SATURDAY, JUNE 20th u
. at 2.30 p.m. oi
Oak Buffot, Extension Table, I!
7 Dining ,room chairs, leather uphols tered,
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0.1, Library Table, a
Combination desk and bookcase, c�
Roonny rockers, leather upholstered. 0
Small rockers and chairs. h
Small Tables,
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Two orsk dressers and beds,
Iron beds. springg and mattress,
one Marshall Mattress,
Linen Cabinet, T
Several Rugs, various sizes.
Two small heat-ers and stove Pipes. -
Terms -Cash.
EV. DR. HOGG, G. H. Elliott, I
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� stock Poultry, Ford Coupe stmr.ding hay fi
nd 'grai�, at LGtl 12, Bayfiel(I'Line, 3 miles t,
pt of Bayfield, on Tuesday, June 16th, at 0
as o'clock sharp. A. E. TOWNSHEND, Ex- v
-utor; Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 3313-1 t�
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kUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK. IM- I
MENTS, Standing Grain Ray and House -
old Effects. at Lot 5, Con�ession 4. Hullet� J
ownship. 2 miles south of Kinburn, and 7
,iles northeast of Clinton, on Wednesday.
une 17th, at I o'clock sharp, consisting of 3
ie following: Cattle -Six choice Durham
D is fresh; one pare bred Durham heifer, ,
rye'di a Durham calves about 8 weeks old.
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[orses-Extra, choice brown mare, Jmft, 7
ears old-, brown mare, 9 years old; general
urpose mare 10 years old, good single or
ouble; -agricultural colt 2 years old. .About
50 Rock and Leghorn hens. Implements -
',00d farm wagon, gravel box, hay rack, steel
oller, MasseY-flarris seed drill, 13 hoes; horse
ake, Massey -Harris mower, scuffler, 2 walking
0ows, good top buggy, steel tire; open bugiry . . �
3ortland cutter, set of sleighs, cultivator, set
,f harrows. ,stone boat, fanning mill, grind- 4
tone, work berich, sugar kettle, 25 foot lad -
let, step ladder. set of scales, roll of wire
'ence, double set of harness, set of single
ierne*�, number of grain bag%, De Laval
:rLam separator, No. 12; Daisy churn, wash -
ng machine, pails. lanterns. shovels, hoes.
�akes, scythes, whiffletrees, ouantlty of wheat.
)arley. hay and wood. About 25 acres of
tanding bay, It acres of good fall wheat, R
icrw of oats, 8 acres of barley. Household
Effects—Pandora range, Quebec heater. sew-
ing machine, 3 beds. 2 chests of drawers,
lining room table. 6 dining room chairs,
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-n' . 3 - -. lamps,
h rocking chairs, pot pans,
"t". At 'he same time and place the farm.
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irocscicl��ns, , with good set of farm build
insv. will be. offered for .sale. This farm
is well adapted for grain or grazing with
abundance of water and shade' This prop-
erty will be offered for sale in one block,
that is to .say, farm, farm stock. implernent�.
�tandlng bay and grain. Threshed grain and
bay in barn will be offered subject to reserve
bid. Terms made known on day of sale. If
[lot disposed of in block will be offered on
following terrris: Terms—On chattels, cash.
On farm. to per cent. of purchase money
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paid down on day of sale� balance in 30
daN,s� arrangements may be made for ressoli-
able amount to remain on mortgage� WM.
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J. McCULLY E ectitor of the &
Rion; George H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 3311-2
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MORTGAGE SALE
OF SEAFORTFI RACE TRACX, GRAND-
STAND AND BUILDINGS
Under and by virtue of the Powers of Sale
contained in a certain Indenture of Mortt�ge,
tiated 20th May. 026, and which will be pro-
duced at the time of sale, there will be offer-
t�l for sale by Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, by
public auction. at the Commercial Hotel, in
ill(, Town of Seaforth, on Tuesday. the 16th
day of June, 193). at Two j2) n'vlock in the
afternoon, the following -lands and premises.
n,rimely: Part of the North half of Lot num-
ber 2.1,, in the ist Corr��ession. of the said
Tmvilship of McKillor). more particularly de -
,scribed as, follows: Commencing or, the Fast-
crly 'limit of said Lot and at the dividing
line between the North and South halves of
�Iakl L�t, thence Northerly along the EasterI3
imit of smid lot, 1087 and 6,38-1000 feet
thence Westerly parallel to the NortherI3
boundary of said Lot, 727 feet: thenoe South
erly parallel to the Easterly limit of sait
lot, 9S8 and 09-1000 feet, thence EasterI3
parallel to the Northerly boundary of said lot
1,%l and 05-1000 feelt, themm southerly VW
Ole) to the Easterly boundary of said lot, 10!
and 62-1000 feet, thence easterly &long th,
south limit of the North half of said Lot 59!
and 05-1000 feet to the Place of beginning.
On the said I ands there is located a hat
mile Race Track with grandstand. Etables
etc., and is one of the best Race Tracks il
Western Ontario.
TE)RMS OF SALE.—The property will b
offered for sale subject to a reserved bi
and the Purchaser will be reciuired to pa
Ten (10) per cent. of the purchase morre
in cash and the balance without interest with
in Thirty (30) days thereafter and will h
required to sign an Agreement to complet
the Purchase.
Further conditions of sale will be Tnad
known at the time of sale and Tnay' be ha
in the meantime from the undersigned.
DATED pit Se.forth, Ontario, the SedDn
(Zn,d) day of Jun., A. D. 1931- ,
R. S. HAYS,
Vendor's Solicitor.
3312-2 1 Thomas Bro-VVn, Aurtionee
A. BARGMN
FOR SALE,rive Acres, 0219 MM
from SeiftfOrth; modem house WN
furliace, bath and t6ilst; smaH ba"
good orchard. TaXis $16. WO"
'1�' farm, bee
chance to start chl, a
eta. Apoly to afortb, Ont.
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Neva farm. Must be sold to clooe the extatt.
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irmer, who died on the Fourteenth day of If not sold wiH be rezited. For particulars
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AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 4. H.R.S., Tuckersmith, conts,ining 100
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we notice. schoods, churches and markets. Tbis I=m b
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DATED AT EXETER, Ont., this 27th day all underdrained, well fenced; about 2 80M
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and in a good state of cultivation and all
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ruiltable for the growth of alfalfa, no waste
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land. The farm is well watered With two
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wheat: remainder is seeded vvith alfalfa. The
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buildings are first class, in excellent repair;
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the house is brick and is modern an every re.
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spect, heated with furnace, hard and sbft
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NOTICE is hereby given under the statutes
i water on top, a threspiece bath room; rural
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telephone, -also rural mail, The outbuildings
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Is 16th day of May, 1931, are required to stabling has water system installed. A 906d
nd to the undersigned solicitor for the Ex-1frarne driving shed, 24x48 feet; a-2-rtozw
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iev then shall have had notice. 'Hibbert, consisting of 100 acres choice land,
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all seeded to grass; no waste land. On
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premises are a good bank barn 48x56 feet
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frame house. an excellent well. The
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is situated about 5 miles from the pros-
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village of Hensall on the C.N.R., ove-
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church
of a mile school and mile
This farm has never been cropped
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The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion
CARBROOK FLASHLIGHT
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,mrolment No. 19,58 Approved Form I �
Will stand at his own stable, Lot 3� Con-
ession 3, Hullett, for the season of 631.
Terms -38.00.
T. J. McMICIIAEL, Manager. 3308X
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or pasture. I will sell these farms together
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R. R. 4. or phone 21 on 188, Seafo,rth. THOS-
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(24337)
7,nrolment No. 1961 Form A I
Monday.- -Will leave his own stable at Bruce-
ield, and go to the 2nd Concession Of Stan-
ey and south to William MrKenzie!s, for
ioon; then .south Ii/ Line
,i mile..; past Towrini i
s o at Al. Haxvey's. for ght.
ruesday.-East to the 10th Concession to
Anvus lcKinnon's, for noon: then east to
the Town Line to the 9th Cioncesliion to Win.
Patrick's, for night- WedneedRY-EaSt 11/2
to I
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID
FOR WOOL
Phone 3J or 262
H. M. Jackson
SEAFORTH
miles and north to the 7th Comeession �
Coyne Bros,, for noon; then to Robert Doig's . .
I ; ht Thursday ---WtKt to Gcrnmell'a -
or ng . . .
corner and north to Mill Road to G. R. Me-
Cartney's for noon: then by way of Mc -
Adam's �idE' VOad to the and C,oncession and 0
west to Carnochan Bros., for night Friday- 0
Wv�t by Broadfoot'�5 Bridge and south to the (>
Mill Road to his ow -n stable for night. Sat-
urday -West to the 2nd Concession of Stan- 0
ley, and north to John H. MeEwan's, for 0
noon; then home to his own stable for night
Terms. -To insure, $15,00, payable Febru- 0
ary Ist, 11332. 0
R. D. MURDOCK, 0
Proprietor and Manager. <>
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The Pure Bred Imported and Premium 0
Percheron Stallion
Form A I
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Monday -Will leave his own stable, Striffe,
and go south 2i/2 miles to the 13th concession 0
and enst 21/i rnilc� to Hugh Dalnrmple, for C
noon'; then north�21,/.A and west 2y2 miles to
staffs, to his own stable for night. Tuesday- C
West on the qth Concession 6 miles, and north
tq) Montgomery Patrick's, for noon; then C
north by way of Spnoat's Brick Yard to Wm. C
Beattle's, McfKillop, for night. Wednesday- r,
,Fast li,,, miles a rd north VX2 Tniles to Percy 4C
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Little'g. for noon; then north 11/4 miles and
west and north to Fred Scarlett's, for night. C
T1hur,s,day--EW;t 3% Miles sad south 21,4 milei C
to Gilbert MurrRy's. for noon; then east 1�1 �C
miles and north 114 miles and cost to the <
I,ogan ,flown Line unit south to Ed. WAe's.
for .night. Friday -South 21`4 miles and west
11/� miles and south to John WaNh's, f.)r -
no . on- then south 8`V4 miles and east 2 'A miles
to Gray Bros., 4th Concession. of Hibbert,
for night. Saturday -South 11/4 miles and
west 21/. miles and south t<) Staffa by way of
I Centre Read. to his own stable, where he
will remain untn the following mondaymorn-
I insr.
Tcf*A--$13 to insure. pavable Feb. ist, 1932.
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
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Proprietor and Manager.
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F,nrolment No. 2666 Premium No. 154
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I Monday -Will leave his own stable, I mile �
north of Hensall, and go 11/4 miles west tO
I . 39 miles and
second C-onces. ion HAy; south /4
Ivesit to Fred OorbeWs, for noon; then north
to Zurich T)oad and 'Pest to ElmOr Tbieral
r.r night. Tuesday-Wesb to Parr Line and
.. nortb to Anson Colemayes, for noon; then
north tbo Varna -and east 814, miRes to Shner
t Webster's, for right. Wedriesdar-East to 2nd ,
Conemsion, Stalni . eV.- to VAllism HIV1116fhott'
noon; thenee to his ovrn stable
Thunday-82st to William Brintnell's, one I
mile and a quarter east of Chisalburst, for
noon; thence to willihm Molvor's, 60U0m&i6h
0 11 ,%b . - rriday,-Via 4th Con-
c�. .�� for niV%t for
h okersmith, to Alex. Wallace?A,
L*t noon; bbence by way of Oefomelfl's siderena
to 2nd concession, Tuakerarnitli, for night at
d Robert 11gies. SatUrday-To his owA stolblib
It where he vn1l remwAn until the -rellowling ,
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Terms -$15 to ensure, Payablie Feb, 1, 1992.
MORRIS & SMILIJE, Proprietors. V
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Funeral Director and 0.
Licensed Embalmer I *1
Best Motor and Horse-drawri I>
equipment. 0
Charges moderate. 10.
Flowers furnished on short 0
notice. �0
Night Galls Day Calls 0
Phone 175 Phone 43 *,
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Licensed Embalmer and 0
Funeral Director 0
Up4o-date Horse and Motor - 0
Equipment. �0
Night and Day Service. ,O
Phone 19-22, Dublin. 0
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Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate ;
Money to Loan
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 91 1
D. H. MeINNES
Registered Diengless
Practiflorter.
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Magnetle 12ectrie Bathe
Comakerelal Note% Flowforth
Monday, Wednesday od
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