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BOWMANVILLE. AR Il. IO AUction sale of Clydesdale Horses, high grade Durham Cattie, 'Yorkshire and Berkshire Hogs, Impiements, etc.> The undersigned has received instruc- tions from MR. W, J. HLET to seil by public auction at lot 30, con. 2, Whitby Township, on THURSDAY, MARCII IITH, the following choice stock and impie- Ments: HOSES-I brown mare, aged; i sorti mare, aged; i driving mare, 9 years nid, I drivitig mare, 7 vears old; 1 bay mare; h. d, 6 years, in foal; 1 bay horse, h. d., 6 years; I brown mare, h. d., 5 years; i registered mare,' h. d , rising 4 years; i registered mare, h. di., 8 years; i bay horse, h. d, rising 4 years; 1 brown mare, h. d., risihg 4; 1 bay horse, h. d., rising 2; 1 black filly, h. d; 1 roadster colt. Cows-I roan cow, 8 yrs., due June 30, I red cow, 6 ytars, due April 7; 1 red cow, 6 vears, flot in caîf; i B & W. cow, 5 years, due May 12; 1 Bi & W cow, 4 years, caîf by side; i spotty cow, 6 years, calved Jan. 30; i grey cow, 5 yrs., calved Feb. il; 1 grey cow', 4 years, due Mai ch 12; 1 roan ccw, 4 years, due April 3; 1 roan cow, 4 vrs., due Mai-ch 24; 1 grey cow, 7 yrs., due May 3o; i roan. cow, 5 yrs., caîf by side; I white cow, 4 years, calf by side; i roan cow, 4 vrs, due May 7; 1 grey cow, 4 yrs., due Feb i9; i grey cow, 6 vears, due April ?2; 1 rcd cow, 4 yrs., due April 30; I gi-ey cow, 6 yrs., flot in caif; i red cow, caif by side; 1 red cow, caif by side; i roan cow, 4-vrs., due April 5;1 Shorthorn bull, i vr., rçgistered. YOUNG CATTLE-14 heifers, rising 2 years; 8 steers, rising 2 Vears; 9 heiferFa, rising i year; 10 stcers, rising 1 year; i0 fat steers: 3 fat steers; 3 grass steers; 4 fat calves. PIGS-2 Berkshire sows hred Feh. 20; 2 Yorkshire sows, bred Feb. 14; 10 shoats about ioo lbs; 3o pigs about 8 weeks olo. IMPLEMENTS-1 Perrin riding plow; i Verity 21 single plow; 1 F. & W. dise. harrow; i F. & W. seed drill, 15 spouts; 1 F. & W. mower, 5 ft. cut; t F. & W. horse i ake; 1 Deering mower, 6 ft. eut; i set iron harrows, 1 wagon, 1 potato digger. As Mr-. Hallett is giving up 300 acre farm, everything offered will be sold. Sleighs wiIl leave Whitby House at eleven and twelve o'clock for the sale. C. P. R. and G. T. R. trains wîll be met morning and noon. Sale at 1.30 o'clock sharp, lunch at noon. TERMS 0F SALE-Fat cattle,shoats and aIl sums of $2000 and under, cash; over that amount 8 months' credit wïll be gîven to parties fnrnishing approved joint notes. Five per cent per annum off for eash. T. 0. Osbarpne and Hiram Gifford, Clerks. Wm. lWaw andi Jas. Bishop, Auctioneers, sEED GRAIN-For sale O, A. C. 72 Seeti t)ts, ~Apply N. COLLACOTT, Tyrone. Phone 14.1.4. FERTILIZER-When yen ar onsitiering soil fertility consitier Guun's Shur-gain Fertilizer. OSCAR ANDRUS. DiSt, RepreSentative, Kinig Street, Bownianville. 83wt FOR SALE-Ljght colored betiroorn suite in good condition. Single beti. spring andi mat- tress. Bai-gain for quick sale. Mas. A. E. MCCREADY. Siver.st., Bowmanvile. 10.2fw 'OR SALE-Portable Chickenhonse,oxîo, matie oVl eteiee o noeiitw 1f matched tomber; floorexi with 14 inch cetiar. LORI), R. R. 4, Bownanville. Phione 19 -r-2. 10-tf F OR SALE-Brick bouge, 14 story, 'electric ligbt. next bouse weqst of Dr. liazlewood's resitience, Apply te M rs, Edith V. Scobell, lu ,nranee Agent, Jowmanville. 8-3 r-lt-OPERTy FOR ALE-î.sÙo rey brick bouse, 6 roinis, bathroom anti 2 kitchens, combin. attion furnae, ' acre land., Apply to Mas. A. A. SUTTOix, Llberty-st., Nos-th, Bowmanville. 4-tf. ..................... ..... ...... ......_ e PQIIM FOR SALE-About 100 bushels io.-6rowea 4 ,-' -also qoantity of oats; some a1 ferm. foýlergeeats anti 50 bens. James qaÇý i~ p 9 ,~wnxanville. phone B OIND LOST-Black anti white, tan beati, fas- ize. thin; answer to "Captaisi". Last sean at Eniskillen anti Burketon Feb. 14tb. btaeward for recovery. Freti E. Cameron, BRRi, Hlampton, Phone 167r83. tOR SALE-i rMcLauglin fore-tioor cutter, 1 st bob-sleigbs suitable for delivery, 1 beavy tiesoocrat. Above articles will ba solti les tban cost for immediate sale. W. EDGER. Phone 171, Bowmanville, 10-lt FURNITURE BOUG HT-I amn prepareti to boy Fail kintis of useti furniture for whieh I pay, higbest prices. Notify me before disposlng f your olti furniture. Write or phone 271, B. ARNER. 1-41 King t West, Oshawa à4ti iLOUR AND FED-A car- ontalning Five fat Tyronet C. N, R. station. I1rlllaf andi nthers requiring any of the above senti ortiers atI gue to 11 11. C0LLACOTT, Phone 146-r.3, or 18411.2 8-3w PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR EGGS-Bai-reti PRock Eggs for hatching-Oood laying strain, n eaieti by nsf nriza-winning maies. $2.00 par 13 eggs. Also one cock and cockerel fot sale. H.~ ~ R C.Uraz o 1, omnil. 8t FARMS WANTED. I1 Selling faims lu my business-been at it ten II ceai-s anti know bow. 1 tio not want any exclu.Ill sive agreement. Wlile yonr farmI is listeti witb h j mus you can. sali it vourseif sbould youL finti aI ai-si. Write for mv fi-e listinfoi0r-.MY MetbociIlI of doissg business 1 know wiIJ sit you. Antirew Ill Eider. The Farm Seller, 82-88 BinLa-st E, Toronto. I ni YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF YOU OWEIT T BO - - - - - - - ___ __ Which Wi11 BeSubmiîtted W es BECAUSE the new company is living up to the working terms contained in the or- iginal by-law. BECAUSE the town solicitor who prepared the by-Iaw, stated that he saw no reas, onl why the by-law should not pass- BECAUSE the resolutioný to submit the byl-aw passed the Council unanimously. BECAUSE the town- is under no expense in submitting this by-iaw. Company pays ahl expenses ini con nection with it, BECAUSE the company is paying to its present factory employees over $900 a week or $50.000. per year; this is exclusive of office staff wages. BECAUSE the continuing of this factory means highest wages to non-skilled labor, both maie and female. Too often our young. people have gone to Tor- onto and other ciies for employment and their families followed them. Provide the right kind of amploy- ment anîd keep the young people in JçQwmanviIIe, company are men of welI-known ex.- ecutive ability and are also associat. ed with other successfual industries. BECAtJSË' the citizens are not ca11ed upon fo stake any further wïoney on thîs in- dustry by voting for this by-iaw. Be Loyal BECAUSE the produets of this conceru will not be affected to any great extent by hard times as the deinand for cans and containers is almost un- imited. BECATJSE if this by-law is defeated tho im- pression wîll go abroad that Bow- manville does not want to encourage new industries and any work of the Town Council and Chamber of Commerce in seeking new factories will be of no avait. BECAUSE the present company saved~ this con- cern fromi going into liquidation and saved the town from having a "white elephanCt on its bauds. BECAUSE the company bas on its pay rol over 50 employees. BECAUSE the new company1 has a strong financial backing with ample cap- ital which will permit expansion of business. BECAUSE the proposition in ail its details is safe, Sound and practical. Direct- ors of present company are NOT "-promoters," BECAUSE the can and container business is permanent and of la desirable char- acter, They have passed the ex- perimental stage, IIECAJYSE the demand for Ross Co., Products is increasing. To Vour' Local arch1lOth BECAUSE new industries mean larger sources of employment for town workers and greater opportunity for young people. It means Bowmanville will have a still larger range of manufactured products andnmore money in a general circulation around town. BECAUSE the present cornpany was assured last year that if it took over the defunet company and operated the plant the town would- reduce the penalty clause., The company is living up to the obligation& It1VΣ now up týo the town to carry out, its promise by voting for theby law. BECAUSE no industry in town was ever ask- ed to'carry such a penalty clause as was contained in the original agreement. The Goodyear Co. penalty clause is only $8030, while this by-law places the penalty clause at $10, 000, BECAUSE this by-law has nothing to do with the sale price of the factory build- -ing-which- is- set--in - the -original agreement at $45, 000. BIECAUSE the Directors of the company as- sure the citizens they have no in- tentions of moving the plant from Bowmanville if the by-law carnies on March lOth. Industries 'Il - VIITTHE FACTORY The Company will be pleased to show citizens throug h the acoY' aeavi4g ftis invitation and you will be more convinced than ever that you should vote FOR this By-Law. 1TM ES E A RE FACTS I Which should prove to every ratepayer that he- or she S should vote FOR this by-law on March lOth. Let niothinop keep you from voting next Wednesday. 's -I So