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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1918-06-21, Page 5JINE2i, i AS Keilreta00600*********** Shoes t tirrE FOOTWEAR m. will -wear White Shoes thi.s , no m-oman should be without [TY, COOL and NEAT. e White Boots, Oxford, Cole :Mn ornaments and buekles. Rubber Soles. Reasonable enth -inch tops, plain $3.50, and $3.75. 0 , with eight -inch tops, plain ia and $3.75. iason's latest, made* with long RaTnelled heels, per pair $1,75 with one or two straps across -elonial buckles, Cuban Heels, -with rubber soles and heel% eher solea and heels, per pair, , 15e a Bottle, in Cake Form, COMMERCIAL HOTEL ea (<5 had been attending high sehoot e -Mrs. Fluke and Mrs. St Clair here visiting their parents, Mr. Mrs. D. R McDonald-Misslla 1, - Linie spent a week lately with Mr. Mrs. T. Murdock. -Dr„ Wm. Mur- : of Rainy River spent a few days lase week with his parents Mr. Mrs. Wm. Murdock. -Mr. John eott, of Hamilton, was here this renewing acquaintances. -Rev. - E. F. IVIcL. Smith, of Lucan, form- a Carmel Church, Hensel', was on Friday last taking part with Mr. McConnell, pastor of Carmel rch, in the funeral services of the Nriss Jessie Bell Which service took - • at the parental home a mile west ur village, on Friday afternoon. The service was quite largely at. ed, and Mr. Bell and family have sympathy of the community in r bereaveoment.-Relatives of Mr. Mrs.- R. Jarrott, of Egmondville, 1 this village, on Saturday attend - he wedding of Miss Reita, eldest ehter of Mr. and Mrs. Jarrott to Cook of Hamilton, formerly of ton, Miss Inas Hudson rendermg. -nieely the solo, "On the Road to )(Ilse; the accompanist being Ma. VanEgmond.-Miss Margaret Iston and Miss Kettle Scott are tea /ikon this -week atteselin' g ting of the Grand Lodge of Odd ,ws,going as representatives of the Mr. H. Augur had the mese- ie to get his hand hurt ) ago while adjustingan auto tire, is able to resume his dutien again [le garage. -Miss Dora Sheetitt is in training at London as a Mine kver ses spent Saturday last at her . here. -Mrs. W. Lancaster is t• he west on a visit with Mr. and G. H. Follick and will also visit ives in Exeter. --Mr. A. Murdock Yeputy Registar'together with a - aer of representatives that 11,10 -as inted,will attend to the regestran a all over age of 16, years The of such registration is Saturday !2nd. and will be found in the 1 Hall and possibly also in the, )I -house if more rooin is required • efter that day any who eannot at; have the privelege of registering Le Post Office on the following_ lay, the 24th of June, and it will ell for all to remember the 22nd„ ay appointed, and we believe that 'efurdocle is making good provis- for abundant help of deputies oa day. -The crops and gardens art RP; fine in this section and giving Premise of a splendid yield. -The Kr. Donne, ef Monkton, has been. nted by the Methodist Conference eltarfre of Hensall and Chisel- ndeis very highly spoken of as de preacher and good pastor anal oe welcomed to our village. Rev. Cnight, who at present in charges and has been far the past three , has been appointed to a goot 'e in Milverton and together with. Knight and family will be muelt d by their friends.. --The Coin - charge of the Orange Demon- - on here on the 12th are alreedY kg' very busy and intend spent* •ins to make the celebration here \ at success and aim at having the -ine ever held in the County of eeeeaenCeite.04-0+0•040041C011 lered Etssoqmenrs of Serges, eds you could wish to greys, brown and with guaranteed dyes. r.z,riety of materials at -et the same ,attention Yur fine new stock of -etc. We're sure So Sort Seaforth .JUN1 2i toot CHISELHURST Notes. -An obi time union 'picnic will be held on Saturday afternoon' June 29th, in McDonald's bush. Thecom- mittee request the /tidies to bring a • basket: ThereWill be sports for the children and a good •tinee is assured,, overybodk welcome. -Mr. and Mrs. Flowers of London, recently visited mt. and Mrs. Mooney. -Miss Morrow of Seaforth paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs 0. Theobald this week, MANLEY Notes. -Mr. John Eckert has treat- ed himself to a new Chvrolet car. -We were sorry to learn that Miss Phalen and Miss Coyne,our teaching staff,have decided to resign, as they were excel- lent teachers. --Mr. Joe Murray, who arrived home laet week from the train- ing camp, was presented by the boys fronl the surrounding country with a w rist watch, safety razor outfit and • addreasbefore his departure last Monday. We wish him a safe journ- ey and a happy return, and that he may live to see the Flag of Freedom wave for ever in Canada. -Mr. and - Mrs. Wm. Manley, accompanied by Mrs. Gore Eckert, were in London last week to see the boys in training camp. On their return they were accom- panied by Mr. Con. Eckert, who has been in St, Joseph's Hospital the past two weeks, for an operation for the removal of two toes. We are pleased to learn that he is neueh improved and ikopee to be rid of his trouble. -The promising- hay crop has got a setebaek the last two weeks and it may be wise to reserve. some of the surplus 'crop of last year. -Mr. Joe and Miss Monoea Eckert were visitors tn. our burg last Sunday. SEAFORTH MARILETS.: Seaforth, June 1, 1918 Wheat, per bushel +.2.10 Oats, per bushel Barley, Per bashel ', $1.40 Bran/ per ton ' 36.00 Shorts, per ton .$41.00 Flour, per ewt$5.75 Peas, per bushel .. .. • . • . . 43.60 Margarine 37c Potatoes perbag $L25 Butter, per lb. : ... ... . ....... .. zi38c Hogs, per cwt. $18. Eggs. per dozen 33c to 34e DAIRY MARKET Tout, June 18. -Butter, choice dairy, 43c to 45c; Butter, creamery, 48c to 52e; Margarine, lb., 35e to 37c; Eggs, new laid. doz 42c to 45e; Cheese, lb.. 30c • Cheese, fancy, lb. 35e; Maple Syrup, half gallon, 51.15: elapie Syrup, gallon, 32.50 to $2.75 POULTRY MARKET Toronto, "June 18. --Dressed Poultry -Turk- eys, lb., 30e to 33e; Fowl, lb, 30e to -34e ; Spring Chickens, 50c; Roostera, lb., 28c; Ducks, lb., 30c. Live Poultry -Sprints chick- ens, Ib. 46c; Roosters lb. 25c; Fent Ib, 27e to ne: Ducks, lb, 30c. GRAIN MARKET Toronto, June 18. -Manitoba Wheat --No, 1 Northern, $2.2434e; No. 2 Northern, $01/2: No. a Northern, $2:17t, ; No. 4ewhiat, $2.10%; etor a Fort William. including 2eec tax. Idanitoba Oate-No. 2, C. W. 85%c ; No. 3 C. W.. 821214e; extra No. 1 feed, 824c; No. 1 inaTo feed, 79Mte, in store Fort William. Amerlan Corn -No 3 yellow, kiln dried, noml ; i 4 yellow, kiln dried, nominal. Ontario Oats -Nee. 2 'white; 79c to 80c; No 3 white, 78e to 7Pc, according to freights outside. Ont.- ' ario Wheat -No. 2 Winter. per car lot, 52.22; basis' in store MontreaL Peas --Nominal Barley -Malting. $1.23to 51.25,. according to freights outtide. Buclicwheat--$1.80, accord- ing ' th freights outside. Rye ---No. 2 52.00, :according -to fr.einhts outside. Manitoba flour -War quality, $10.65; new bags, Toronto and Montreal freights, prompt shipment. Ontario •fiour-Wer quality, $10:65, in bags, Toronto and Montreal, prompt shipment. Millfeed-Car lots -Delivered Montreal freis glitz, bags included: Bran, per ton, $35.00 Shorts per ton, 340.00., Hey --No. 1 per ton, $15.50 to 516.50; mixed. 513. to 514, track 'Toronto. Straw -Car lots, per ton, $8.00 to 0.50, track Toronto. LIVE STOCK MARKETS Buffalo, June 18.-Cattle-Rceipta, 5,200: good atrong, grassers slow; prime steers, 517.75 to ele.ee ; shipping st4ers, 517 t 517.50; but- cher', '512 to $16.75; yearlings $13.50 to 516.76 heifers, 510.00 to 514.50; cows, $6 to 513.50; bulls, 37.50 to $12.50; stockers and feedere, 57.50 to 511; fresh cows and springers, steady, 365 to 5150. Calves -Receipts. 2.250 steadY; 37 to 518.50. Hoge -Receipts, 7,200 ;, strong; heavy. 517.45 to $17.60; mixed aid/yorkers, 517.50 to 517.60; light yorkere, $1T.60 to 817.75 pigs, ,517.75 to $18; roughs $15.25 to $1540; stags, 510 to e12;. Sheep eind lambs-Rceipts, 2,000 oteady to strong; lames 510 to 519 ; Yearlings, 412 th 516 ;twethers, 514 to 514.50; ewes, 56 to 518; mixed sheep, 513 to 513.50; Union Stock Yards. Toronto, June 18. -The increase in the offerings of cattle, paticular-e ly grass-fed :stock. brought, a sharp decline in Prices at the Union Stock yards. The mark- et experienced the first heavy run of grass cattle, and with reports from outaide markets and sales were effeced only at a reduction of 50c to 51.00 a hundred from last week's levvela. The weakness was not noticeable to showinoan eaeler tendency buyers held back any exteat in sales of well finished steers, and choice butchers brought good prices. The too price of the market, 518.00 a. hundred, was Paid for three fine steers. 1,180 pounds bought by the Swift Canadian Co. A load of heavy steers, the best load on the marlset, sold at 317.00! The offerings of calves continue fairly lar- ge Prices remain strong. Hogs are a com- ParatiVely small run and prices were fixed at 518 fed and watered. The same price is elePected to rule the market to -morrow. The market for sheep was unsatisfoctory but there was atgood demand for lambs. Representative sales were: Frank Hunnisett bought 100 butcher ateera and heifers., 000 to 1.100 lbs. $14.25 to 516.00. H. P. Nannedy sold one load of butchers, $15.00. A. W. Talbot (for Wm. Davies Ltd.) houghte200 but cattle, steers and heifer, 3/.3 to 515.35. GUIlledi Limited, bought 250 butcher cattle, 414 to 516; cows, 519.50 to $13; bulli, 59 to 514; 250 hogs-, fed and watered, $18„; 2e calves, 516 to 516.50. Rice and Whaley sold 19 steers and heifers. 960 lbe., 514.60; 16 steers and heifers. 920 Ms., 514.50; 24 steers and heifers, 820 lbs„ 414.25; ee, steers and heifers.. 820 lbs., $13: 25 steers and heifers, 800 11e., 512; 4 cowa, 1,110 llee„ 512; 5 cows, 1,240 lhbee, 314; 1 eolee 1,150 lbs. 512.90; 4 coy e 1,040 Iles 511.75: calvs, $12.60 to $16; sheep and lembn 517 to ;ea Dunn & Levar.k sold 18 steers and heifers, 959 lin., 514.25: 4 steers and heifers. 675 lbs., 512.30: 3 steers and heifers, 1,050 lbs.. 516; 24 steers and heifers. 1,015 lbs. 515; 12 steers and heifers. 0.) lbs. 51.4.25; '1 calf 160 lbs.. 317; 10 heel!). 517.60; 9 calves, 516: 21.3cleolvestbs,5.115.5(20.; 2: bulls, 1,000 lbs., 511; 1 bull Chas. Zeno:mare & Sons sold 10 butchers,4778 !bon 519: 6 cov.•s, 1,060 lbs.. 510.90: 2 bulls, 445Ibs, 5`,.25: 2 milkers .5122 each; 23 calves, 140 lbs.. $1.1.50: 4 heifers, 640 lira., 310; 23 calves, Sne lbs. 516.50; 2 calves, 20 lbs. 517 ; cows, 990 lbs.. 510.50; 6 salvo. 168 lban 512.50-' 16 butchers, 792 1b3., 511 : 1 butcher. ot20lbs., $14. Quinn & iIiey sold 8 butcher,. 1,900 !be., 515; 14 butchers. 865 lbs., $12.55 cow. 1,150 ib -s., 313.50; 1 cow. 1,270 lbs., 51.4; 7 butchers, 470 lbs. 514; 2 butchers. 950 lbs., 310.50: 4 sows, 1,077 lbs. 312.50: 5 butchers, 816 lbs., 51.2; and others. J. B. Sidelds & Sons sold 3 cows. 1.120 jinn 412.50; 1 bill, 1,710 lbs.. 313: 16 butcehrs. 31.1-2724% :06stx-. 5,11';',. 1.15 Ib,.. ; utchens, 1,344 lbs.. sh calves, 218 lee- 415.75; 9 hogs, 518; 2 hogs, 318; ealves, 160 lbs.. 516; 3 sheep. 170 tbs., 517.25: calves., 635 iin., $15: 2 Iambs. 55 lbs., 520, colvw. 133 lbs., 516; 3 butchers, 868 lbs.. 514,75; S butchers.. S70 lbs., 514.75; 2 butch - em. kisr, ihs., 512; 1 bull. 910 lbs., 511_75. a ions were: ---Extra ehoice heave' eeeeze. eleele0 fe.) $17; Choioe heavy steera. 311.50 to 514.77:: bu.tchers Cattle. choice. 311.66 to 315; botchers, good, 513.7.5 to 514 ; 'butchers, medium. 512 to 512.50; butcherre. Ilicaealardiuontn,b411111.3.te3.1$01.12.;25t4; bu5t1c011.5en,0;' br°uullge,h chbouicthie'. 31.2,50 to $13.23: good 511 to' 511.50: 5 -1311 to $8.50 butchers' cows, choice, 512.59 113.25: good, 511.50 to 511.75; medium. 516 to $10.50; stockers. 9.50 to 511.25; feed -- else, $11.25 to 513; canners and cutters, 56 to milkers snmd to choice, $99 th 5140 ; reerraon and mediura, $65 to 580; sPringers, te 5140; light ewes, 517 to 518.50 t Year). - tlegs, 513.50 to $20; spring Iambs, 23c to 25e; a: fed and watered $18. weighed off cars, f. o. ee, era ME RIM N RIPOSTroit Funeral .Director and Licensed Embalmer . Undertaking parlors in Oddfel Lows building opp_osite atewart Bros. Resi- dence Ceodeneh st., cpp . Dr. Scott's. Floweret f urnished Zen short notice. Phone] Night or Day 119, r sh Fruit We hI.ve on sale Special Barg ins in Fresh Fruit: Strawbe ries 20 and 2.5c a box Pine A pies $3.00 per dozen . MARRIAGES ROBINSON-WAITE.-At the home of the bride's parents. Bayfield road, Goderich. on, Wednesday. June 12, by Rev. R. 0. McDer- mid. Alice, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Wm. Waite; to Mr. John Franklin Robinson, of Brooldie. Ont. ' MeGoc Johnston.- At the parsonage. Tartu,. on June 3rd., by Rev. .T. E. Jones, Miss Ila Peari Johnston, of Hay, to Mr. Owe L. e, of Stanley. Pres •ator--McDonald.--In Exeter at the home of Rev. Yelland. on June 5, Miss Nellie Maud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. McDonald, of Hay, th Mr. Wm. Preszeator, of Stephen • DEATHS • Ellerington-In Exeter on June 8t11., Efferington in his 82eid. year. Thos, soft water i Kttcherj. All in good hape. !Easy terms. Apply to E. L. Box, Seaforth 2627-tf . • Th s. Phillips Whol ale and Retail Fruits Opposite ommercial Hotel, Seaforth. CHINISTS WANTED. Moulders mid Machinists wanted. Good wages and strorking conditions. Apply Can- adian Allis Chalmers, Stratford, Ontario, 2635-3 NOTICE. Any person having property suitable dor a ChIldreres Shelter for the County of Huron are requested l to 'comnannidate with the un- dersigned, giving full 1sticulars as to situ*. 'tion, price, eth. GE RGE W. HOLMAN, County Clerk. Gode.rich. .1 ne 12th, 1918. 2685-2 For Sale a two lots on from Main 13 W. T. BOX CO. Embalmers and Funeral Directors ' H. b. BOX Holder of Government Diploma and Liscense Charges Moderate Flowers furnished on short notice Day Calls Phone 50 Night Calls ' Phone 175 ••••I ,•••••,- illsomillaililimmompummimilmilimemilopmei W., S. Goriri:1ey • EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR a Undertaking Parlors Above M. Williams' Grocery Store, Main Strett, Seaforth Flowers furnished on short notice • Charges moderate Phone -Night or Day -192 EMU a 'FOR SALE A two-traerie honey extractor. Apely floss doors north of Presbyterian 'Church, Egroond- ville. JOHN E MIM' LL, 'Seaforth P.O 2635x2 DRAIN TILE We now have in stock drain tile in sizes from 3 inches up to 7 inches. KRUSE BROS., Egnuondvilie Phone 2 on 169. 2635-2 . TILE FOR SALE For Sale Cement Draining Tile -A11 sizes from 3,40 12 inches. Four inch at 524.00 per thousand and other prices equally as reason- able. Apply on Lot 20, Concession 7, Mc- Killop. Phone 19 on 234, Seaforth. SYDNEY' DOLMAGE. 2636x3 POULTRY WANIED I am prepared to pay the highest Cash Price for all kinds of poultry delivered at my store, Main Street, Seaforth, on Wednesday and 1Thursday Forenoon of each week. G. D. HAIGH,. 2636-te. FARM FOR SALE. 100 Acre; of land, 114 miles from Seaforth. Rich clay loam, well watered; small orchard: two story frazne house with stone foundation: bank barn, atone stabling. A beautiful home. Price 55,500. BOX 8, Seaforth. 2636-tf 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-tf ADMINISTRATOR'S AUCTION SALE - Of Farr* stock, Implements, etc. The ad- ministrator of the estate of the late John Wilson has instructed Mr. B. S. Phillips, and- tioneen to offer for sale by public auction on the north half of lot number nine in the sec- ond concession of Tuckerarnith, L. It. S., on Monday, June 17th, 1918, at 2 o'clock in he afternoon,/ the following chattels: 2 cows, 1 yearling heifer, 1 yearling steer, 1 aged horse, 1 wagon, 1 buggy, 2 land snufflers, 1 cultis vator, 1 cutter, 1 seed drill. 1 lend roller, 1 single plow, 1 mower, 1 seene-boat, iron har- rows, harness, 2 logging glebe; and about two dozen hens. Terms --$10 and under, cash. Over that amount four months' cliedit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. GLAD - MAN & STAVRETRY. Henson, Ont., Solici- tors for T. C. Joynt, Administrator; B. S. PHILLIPS, Auctioneer. 2634-2 DOMINION DAY AT HURON'S GOLDEN GATE. • There will be big doings at Gode- rich on Monday, July 1s. The pro- gramme williloccupy the whole day, morning, afternoon and evening. Morning, from 9.30 o'clock -Trades procession and floral parade, juvenile games, baby show; These will take place on the Square; no admission fee. Afternoon programme at Agricultur- al Park. Three horse races for ag- gregate parses of $750-2:10 class, $350; 2:30 Glass, $300; green race, e100. Some of the best horses in Western Ontario will be there. Base- ball -Clinton Y4S. Goderich. Automo- bile race. Patriotic demonstration by school ,children. Highland dancing a.ad iping. Clinton Kiltie Brass Band in attendance. Evening -A Musical Programme on the Square. 'Operatic performance, "The Lass of Limerick Town," in Opera House, followed by a dance. Proceeds' of the day go to patriotic funds. Speed the holiday at the lakeside town and have a great big day's sport. •••••••=11 EORSALE cottage with two bedrooms, and (nth Main Street, two blocks eet Splendid cellar, hard and • F RM FOR SALE For sale lot McKillop, co has been in g - should grow g as to price an TON. co Man 2682ttf. 17, concession 9, Township of hang 100 'acres. This farm s for a number of years, and 1. crops. Write for particulars terms to JAMES I. JOHN13- ha Hotel, Winnipeg,, Kan. • CANADA TEL TIbi deSrsEigAriLEed,D and for the Domin o at this office un day, June 27, 1 the Public Bu I Combined sp can be obtain caretakers of t ings. Persons ten ers will not the printed fo their actual SI aceEeacptedh tender eciil able th the ord Works, equal to of the tender. By o4:1 DeparterHent of Ottawa, Jun ERS FOR COAL: ERS addressed to the un- endorsed " Tender 'or Coal Buildings " will be received it 12 o'clock noon, on Thura- 18, for the supply of coal for limn; throughout the Dornin- ification and form of tender at 'this office and from the e different Dominion Build- ing are not6ied that tend - considered unless made on supplied, and signed with atures. ust be accompanied by an on a chartered bank, pay - r of the Minister of Public 10 per cent. of the amount r; R. C. DESROCIWRS, • Seoretkry. blic Works, 6, 1918. • • NOTICE TO CREDITORS' ' Notice is hereby giVen pursuant to the State ute in that behalf that alL persons having claims against the estate of Martha Rands, late of .thertownsilip of Mullett, 'in theaChetteitk of Huron. Houeewife, deceaaed, who died- at the City of London, on, or about the 29th .day of April, 1918, ,are required on or before the 5th day of July, 1918, to send, post prepaid or deliver to the undersigned full particulars 'of their claimse duly verified by affidavit and the nature of Ithe security, if any, held by them. And furher take notice that after the said last menti ned date the assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the Parties entitled thereto having regard only to the given. claims of whfc notice shall then have been Dated at Seaforth, this llth day of June, 1918. . S. HAYS, Solicitor for th Executors of the said Estate 2635-3 ...NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sdlicitor for the Exectitor of said estate. Notice is herer given pursuant to the Stat- ute in that be alf that all persons having claims against' he estate of Duncan McCal- lum; late of the town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, Retired' Farmer, dmeased, who died at the said town of Seaforth, on or about the 15th day of May, 1918, are required on or before the 5th • day of July, 1918, to send, post prepeid, or, deliver to the under- signed full particulars of their claims, duly verified by affillidavit and the nature of the security, if any, held by them. And further take notice that after the said last mentioned date the assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled there- th having regard only to the claims of which notiie shall thee have been given. Dated at Seaforth, this Ilth day of June, 1918. • R. S. HAYS, Soliciiror for the Executors of said estate. NOTIClii• TO CREDITORS Notice is here,y given pursuant to the Stet- • 'utes in that Mhalf that all persons having claims against lhhe estate of the late Ebenezer McMurray of t e village of Egmondiiile, in the County of Huron, Gentleman, who died on or about t e 17th day', of April, A.D., 1918, ere res ed to deliver or send post- paid, a statena nt of tehir claims and the nature of the ecurity thereof, duly verified by an affidavit, be John Beattie, merchant, of the Town of e rth, one of the undersigned executors of th. last Nen' and testament of the said Eben r McMurray, deceased, on of before the rand da3 9f June, 1918. And take notice that after the aaid last mentioned date the Execu rs will proceed th distribute the assets of th said deceased among the par- ties entitled the eto heating reference only to the claims of hich they shall then have .re- ceived notice. sated this 29th day of May A.D., 1918. J lathe BEATTIE, & JOHN Mc - CAA, Executors 2638-3 NOTICI TO CREDITORS In the matter o the mtate of Reverend Pat- rick Corcoran, late of the TOW11 of Seaforth, deceased. Notice is hereby #issen pursuant to the. Stat- utes in that beha that all Persons Baying any claims or demands against the late Rev- erend Patrick Core ran, who died on or about the 13th day of d4rch, 1918, at Seaforth, On- tario, are requir n or before the,27th day of Jun.e, 1918, to sen by post prepaid, or to de- liver to the unde igned, 'solicitors herein for .Iohn Corcoran of 1 Ottawa, Ontario, Admini- strator of the estat of the said deceased their name and e.ddreeses and full particulars in writing, of their e ims and statements of their accounts and the ature of the securities, if any, heki by them4 And take notice. that after the 27th day jf June, 1918, the said Ad- ministrator will pr ceed th distribute the as - seta of the said d eased among the persons entitled thereto, h ving regard only to the claims of which he -hall then have had notice, and that the said lAtiministrator will not be liable for the said issets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim he shall not then have received nistic Dated the 27th day of May, 1918. 'PROU FOOT, WILLORAN AND COORE, Goderich end Seaforth, Ont., Solici- tors for the Said Administrator. 2683-4 CREAM WANTED. We have Our Creamery now in full operation, and we want your patron- age. We are prepared to pay you the highest prices for your cream, pay you every twO $ieeks, c".gh, sample and test each 1 c n ef cream carefully and give you st tement of the same. We also ,supply cans free of charge. and give you an honest business deal. Call in and see ue or drop us a card fox particulars. THE SEAFORTII CREAMERY Seaforth Ontario Thorob led 5 Import0 Stailions 1 The following import' d Clydesdale and Percheron Stallions which are all em : oiled, inspected and pproved will stand for service this season at ' T. J. BERRY'S STABLES HENSALL, ONTARIO KING THOMAS Clydesdale [92541 (12625) Enrolment ;No. 1366 . Form To insure 515 . COMMODORE Clydesdale ][959,11 (14631) Enrolment No 1681 ' Perm A 1 To insure 515 NARD Percheron (6382) Enrolment No. 4986 Form 1 Tonsure $18 • COLONEL GEARAM Clydesdale [92551 (12103) Enrolment No. 1370 Form 1 To insure $15 Will travel the following' route: Monday, May 6th -Will leave hie own stable at Henson, and go west to second concession, south 3% miles to R. Northeott's for noon; south eye miles, east 114 miles, then north th Ben Makin's, for night. Tuesday -East 114 miles, to Thomas Venner's, / for noon; then north 114 miles th Chiselhuret, then west to John McLeares corner, north 1e4 miles to Wm. Hoggarth'e for eight. Wednesday -West to James McGregor's corner and north 114 mikes, then west lee miles to Themes Workman's for noon; then south 11/e miles tie Kippen, west to Hills Green, north to Hugh Love's for night. Thursday -West tor Blake, south th Elmer Klopp's, for noon e then west to St. Joseph and then south to! A. Hendricke, for night, And where he will remain until 'Friday noon. Friday noon -East to the 14th concession, 2.nd north 114 miles, then. east 114 miles, and north to William Thiel's for night. Saturday proceed south 13/4 miles, east. to Gosh-. ezi line and north th Zurich, th the Commer- cial Hotel. for noon ; then east. to Hensall, 40 his own stable where he will remain untie the following Monday. morning. William Kay, Manager. 'JABOT Percheron [sips] (84214) _. Enrolment No. ease : , Form A 1 To insure 518' ' , ,... Will travel the following route:: Mende'', May 6th ---Will leave bia.own stable nt Henault ,and go, east 114 miles and north 3% miles and east 114 males to, Abe. For- sythe's 'for noon; then four miles e to Williain. Davis', ,for night. TuesdaY4-Esstaly Way" Of Stare th Ernie Templemenef 'Thatemorte theik, past 114 miles, south 114 mile and west 2 miles to Ritisell4cott's for igliti WedieesdaY W -est 24 mil e south Z14 mitsse" be the boundary to Daniel Brintnell He ,for noon; then -sweat to .his own stables at HenesilI,,rezziaining ' there until Thursday morning: e Thursday , -West to Parr Line, north 40 3141/3 Green, tal Wilson Czerlyle'es foramon e then %with to;)Gole- man's Corner, then west to l• .-1! -then , soutta 1U 'nines and west :IF Thioriofoe night: FridaY.Lillreilt .- -.• = :.14*., to Henry.,Stelnbailee., l'Or 'Wail P.-- . 4butti 3 Mike, east 11/4 miles and' elortheto William Thiel's for night.. Safurtheige-goeth etal. (mat' to Zurich, to Comrne.rcial Rotel, feir noon;- thou east to his own stable,' Hensel!, where he will remain until the folloWing Monday morning. William Luker, Manager. ..1.11111•101•11. CUMBERLAND GEM (18978) [16986] Enrolment. No. 1367 -Inspected and Approved Form I. Will stand for the improvement of stock during the present se,ason at John J. Mc- Gavin's stables, Leadbury, lot 22, Concession 13, McKillop. Terms 512 .to insure, payable February ist, 1918. J. J. McGAVIN, Proprietor The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion RED McKINNEY No. 42946, Vol. XXIL.A. T. R: Enrolment No. 1151. '..Form 1. Win stand for theimprovement of stock this season ae his own stable in Egneondville. Terms. 513 to insure. - JAMES BERRY, Proprietor. 2631.xtf THE PURE BRED PERCHERON STALLION •INDEX Passed Enrolment No. 863 Form (Imp.) ,[3140] (88420) ' 51540 ineute. Will stand for the improlement of stock this season as,.follows: Monday -Will leave his own staele, Bruce - field, and go west to Varna at Chris. Ward's, for noon; then rorth into podeeich township, and west by war a Baytle1 eoncession to Ar- thur Welsh's, for n.gitt. Tuestlay-Noetb lar way of the 70. concession, to Gaerge Vander - burg's, Porter'.; Hill, for neon ; thee north be' way on the 6th concession to Jas. MoMillan:s, lor night. Wednesday -By way of Mill Road and Jewell's Corners, •to (Awe id Ginn's, for noon; then north by uay or Benmeiler. along the Mditland concession to Harry Svieetto for night. Thursday -East to the 16th C011ea(3.- sion, then by way of the Huron Read th Clin- ton th Graham's Hotel, for noon, and remain until Friday' morning. Friday-Soeth bat way of the London Road to his own stable, Bruce - field, where he will remain until Saturday morning. Saturday -South e by Way of the London Road, 24 miles east to Robert El- sie's; for noon; thenee.by way of the 2ted eon - cession, Tuckersmith, and the Mill Road, to his own stable, where he well remain until the following Monday morning. er WM. BERRY, Preprieter de Manager MAKWMA 15279 (15938) Vol. XXXIIL Passed Enrolment 'lo l 3267 Form 1 this season as follow: iimpeirroev.e Will stand for th15tcie nsment of stock Monday, May 6th -Will leave his own stable, at Staffa, and go west to James Hill's, for noon; then south th the Cromarty Line, thgn east to Cromarty to his own stable for nign. Tuesday -South to AlfredHunkin's. Ifsborne, for noon;. then west along Thames Road, for 34 miles and south on the 4th concession'to Robezt Sellery's, for night Wednesday - East -to the Elimville Line] and south th Mime vine, and east th Wiricheisea, to John Del - bridge's, for noon; then south to William Brock's, for night. Thursday --South end: east on the llth concession of Blanchard, ts A. J. IVIaxworthy's (Wallace's old farm), for noon; then south to the Kirktors Line, and we.st to Taylor's Hotel, Kirkton, for night. Friday - North along the Mitchell , Road, to Mount Pleasant, and west to Jasper Pridhara's, for noon.; then west and north to Sohn _Hamil- ton's, 10th concession of Hibbert, for night. Saturday -North 2Y, miles to Mac Grey's, 7th concession for noon; then west to the 7th to the Centre road, then south to his own stable, where he will remain until the fedlowing Mon- day morning. • .10111sT LIVINGSTONE, Proprietor Sr Manager Newslasemese EMPEROR McKLNNEY (54151) e.e53 The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion. Enrolment No. 41175 Approved Form 1 Wili stand for the impro eneent of stock thia wson at Ins own stable, ot 8, concession 4, ucmier kers,roor h Emperor McKinney is a b utiful black horse with best of feet anti legs Stands /6 hands high and weighs over 1O� pounds. He ie supposed to be one of the beet bred horses in these parts. whict, le pedigree shows. Mares fnom distance w 3 be met. Terme 40 ifteure $13, payable February 1st. CHAS. RI Proprietor. I Phone 7 on 136. Seaforth 263241 ELMER DICKSON Form A 1 Approved.. Enrolment Nee 4881 51526 A.T.E.--2205 C.N.R. Race Record 2.9" The Grand Circuit Race end Show Hone. First prize winner at Seaforth an.d Clinton 1917 Spring Shows. The only stable in the County of Huron that ever offered the sere vices of a stallion with a record of 2.10 or hotter. Elm& Dickson 2.061/4, will stand a.t his own stable, Commercial Hotel Barns, Blyth, with the exceptien of the following ratite: Monday -Will leave his own Atable, Blyth, and proceed to Auburn, for noon; then by way of Nile to G. McNeil's for night., Tuesday -Will proceed th Colborne House, Goderich, for noon and remain there until Wedreenlay noon. Wednesday -Will proceed by way of Benmiller for Blyth where he will remain until the following Monday morning. Terms to insure 520. THOS. COULTER, Blyth, Proprietor. IKE MEDIUM Form A 1 Approved Betrolment No. 2936 51522 A.T.R.-1070 The Standard bred show and trqtting stal- lion: Full brother to Dustyn 2.1444 and Inez M. 2.17ee. Was shown fifteen tunes -four- teen times first and once second. Ike Medium will stand for the improvement of stock this season as follows: Thursday --Will leave his own stable and proceed noreb40 Belgrave for noon; then to the Farmer, Horne, Winghame for night Friday -Will Proceed to Bluevale th Hall's for noon; theme to Gordon Me Donald's, Brussels, for night. Saturday -Will Proceed to his Orrt stable, - Blyth, where he will reznain until the following Thursday morning, Terme th Insure, 515. • THOS. COULTER, Blyth, /proprietor. , - KING KAY No. 18029 The Choicely Bred Canadian Clydesdale Stallion Passed Enrolment No. 529 Feent 1. Will stand for the improvement of stock This season as follows: Monday -Will leave his ow imitable at Peter McCann's concession 3, Hibbert, and'' go to Jeani Flynn's Beech- wood, for noon;' then nd 8% miles and east 11,4 miles to James O'Loughlin's, for night. Tuesday -East 244 miles, north 144 miles to William Uniack's, Kinneeot, for noon: then east 244 miles and south miles and east to John Muirayes for night. Wednesday -By way of Brodhagen to William Flanni- gan's for noon; thene114 miles west and 244 miles south to Andrew Krauskopies for night. Thursday -To his own stable for noon; then 21/miles east and 11/4 miles north and 244 miles west th hie own stable for night. Fre- dzy-244 miles south, 244 miles east, and lee -Miles north to his own stable, ehere he will erernain until the following Monday morning. To Insure $15. JAMES MURRAY, Proprietor & Manager • EARL 0' CLAY [13458] (12035) Insepcted, Enrolled and Approved R. D. MURDOCK, Proprietor and Manager. 2nd concession of Stan - t field- and go w to Monday-Wilielleave his own stable in Bruce - ley, then north to John Butchard's, for noon; then_ north and west to William Glenn's for night Tuesday. ---By way of Bannockburn to Varna, at the Temperance Hotel, for noon: then by way of Bayfield Road th the Goshen Line, to Albert iticClinchey's for night-Wed- nesdaY-By McCeymon't side road to the Parr line, then south to Williatn Foster's, for noon; then th William McKenzieTs. 2nd cemeession of Stanley, for night. Thursday -North te the Bayfield road to his own stable for noon; re- maining there until Friday morning, Friday -To George McCartney's, Mill Road, for noon; the nto McAdara's side road, then north to the 2nd concession. H. R. S, Tackersmith, then west to James ,Caenochan's for. night. Satutday-West by 'Broadfoot's bridge, then south to the Mill •Road. to his own stAble, where he will remain until the following ,Monday morning. HOUSE FOR SALE ' For sale seVert rootned frame house en North Math Street, one 'door south of Mr. Robert Winters' residence. 'Must bet sold 'at once. Apply at The Expositor °fade,' 'BrAforth, 2d24-tf I • ,L!, an furnish Victory. Bods at 991/4 and interest, freeof expense to purchasers. City of Calgary Gold Bonds'7% City of St Catharines.Gold Bonds 63/4% Also have for immediate sale the follow- ing Municipal Bonds: City of. Toronto, Gold Bonds, to yield e per cent, Government of Newfoundland Gold Bonds to • yield 644 • per cent. Province of aantario Gold Bonds th yield 6 /ter cent. City of ',Montreal, Gold Bonds, to yield 01/2 pot. cent. Anr one' hating money for %vestment should.avall themselves of this opportun- ity, to secure these gilt edged securities: Apply to • R. S. HAYS, Seaforth, Ontr 2624-61 E CANADIAN BANK MERCE SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.0,, LLD., D.C.L, Presider) CAPITAL PAID UP, $15,000,000 SIR JOHN -AIRD, GeneralManager - H. V. F. JONES, Aset Gera Manag RESEVE FUND, . $13,500 000 :38. The Manager is prepared to consult with prospective customers regarding their banking requirements. Whether it be the opening of a Savings or Current account, the m'aking of collections or the negotiation of a loan, they will be net with courtesy and given prompt service. SEAFORTII BRANct -•-#1rtimiume J G MULIAN • MANAMA IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED FARMS. Write for booklet and prices of im- proved and unimprovedfarms in the famous Gilbert Plains District, J. H. EVANS & CO:, Gilbert Plains, Mani- toba.• 2617x20 FOR SALE. Rouse and halfac;e of land in t village of EgmondvilleThe propexty is situated on Centre Street, close to the Presbyterian church and is known as the Purcell property. Good, com- fortable house, good shed.? good wel and cenIent cistern. All kinds of frui trees, strawberries, raspberries, and currant bushes. This Is a corner pro- perty with no breaks on front, and the land is in a good state of cultiva- tion. This is a nice property for a ,retired farmer and the taxes are light. "For narticulars apply on the premises 'or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 2584-e FARM FOR SALE For sale Lot 29, Concession 8, L. R. S. Tuckersmith, containing 100 acres. There are on the premises a good frame house, two barns and frame stable 75 'feet long, cement floor in cattle Stable; hog pen'two wells, The land is in a good stats of cultivation, well drained and fenced Large apple orchard; also all kinds of small fruits; six acres of good hardwood buebe fall plowing done, This farm is situated 13/4, miles east of the village of Bruce - field and -5 miles from town of Sea - forth on Mill Road. School across corner from. farm. For further Per' ticulars apply oit the -preiniess or address Michael Whitinore,,Bruceneld R. R; No. I, or Phone 5 on lilt; Sea -t forth Central. •2616-0 Auto Sales Garage Is now located in its new premise's, formerly Turnbull and McIntoslea(.--t Livery Barn, Main street, seem*. 4. complete line of AUTO REPAIRS AcepissoRiEs Wholesale and retail repairing =4 machine work. Stewart McIntosh l'IANAGPR Spring Term fro Aprit 2nd Stratford, Ont„ Commercial life offers the great oppor- tunities. Recent lady graduates of thia scbool a.re earning as high as $100e, per annum. The last application we received from an office man with some e.xperience offered initial Salary of $1800 per annum. Students may enter our classes at any time. Graduates placed in positions, Com- mercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy. De- partments. Get our free catalogue. W. J. ELLIOTT D. A, McLACTILAli President • Principal FARM FOR SAIIAV Lot 88, Concession 6, McKillop, 1.06 aormi of the best clay land in leeKillort, 6 "atm bud, the restin:ill% . h state of CIAllanatehaaV 6 miles from S miles frt. Oen- stance, miles Arrehdol. Tile* ire:ota the premises, a good seven roomed lime, Za bank barn 64x76, edl Page vire Seneca weli underdrained. There are forty sorer nletsghed, 5 eerek heat and the balance ' ed -down. There are two hic swklae, owe Dined to bartyard sted ea After a dam with a hydra lie ram mmapriqr the water to the house aired "to the barn. As Ike is in tbe orchard, and neer the blurt fencer therU no, -,,waste %not There graded an gravelled. lane fro* the roma the bui/diw• Apply to MU. DORRANew Seefirtit. GRAND TRUNt Rs'41sTANZ •Tabtt Changes A Change of Time will be made on jutw the 3rd 1918. Information now ln Agents' hands W. Somerville . . . ....Town Agent W. R. Plant .Depot Agent eaea-e-eseeseeseesses.,,= 4.11 P. FISHER. Has purchased a Percheron Stallion and will stand him in Seaforth and vicinity during the season. Further announcement later. ON JINNI 224 Saturday, emir smut and wolirtn, resident in Canada, who is 16 years and over, must attend at one of the places provided for regOiratiert, 6etween the hours of 7 &tn. and 10 p.m., and there truthfully answer all the questions set forth upon the registration card. itipon signing the card, vouching for the accuracy of the eaanswers, the ma.n or woman 'will receive a Regigtration Certificate, as shown' betOwk, -which must be carried upon the 'person therfter. Why the Certificate is so Important' For failure to reeler a maximum fine el $100 an one month's imprisonment is provided, also an added penalty of 4110 for each del the person remains unregiiteired alter June 22net, Persons remaining unregistHared cannot lawfully be employed; and cannot draw wages ler work does after June 22nd. Employees wise keep unregistered persons in their employ will he liabk tor fines espial . in amount to those recoverable front the unregistered employees. Unregistered persons caniaet lawfully purchase ;transpOrtation tichets, and may fin& themseives batted EMIR travelling on railroads stemless* ein, Sinsitarly they may be denied board and 1b4ng any hotel, restaurant, public 'souse or lee anima Itonee. k a word -r -All persons romaining unregistered, and all person* -having dealing.s arida unregistered persons, knowieg them te be such, Incur heavy penaklee ander the law.'