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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1918-11-15, Page 5not they t - Neer heels Ales Kt 0 0 0 -Services Methodist ger 1;7, at morning ry"; and Memorial 'who was invitation niversary [Methodist memor- Eiselhurst :r ,17, :Ben her- wn and Wood - :ding the rd of the wford, of .ph}s Hos. borse Troyes h hish clew 13 4 cylinder, mater. Susi. al roe oneboy guilt lies bis nes artlltarr Bella rabbet emiteesirene brakes, toot ,, cone clutch. rtsertaa Brute Aarpelt, - xa $15/.w 25,01 n 15.0! Id- ful iO.0 pc- tn. at - • 5235.00 sheet ofraoss opening, lean; ore then one address in the you have •o r. put it 'stem etre as soon as gross solutions uta iii strates 2. i Ears DO t the bort sat ael Mt : Wass - Haan lsplth. ushso, Eau- R.qaal4ca, 0st. Jfrevelriews, Ans. of swats rboYs.asit aisis 'chit Qt ate SUS WW1. sass sa1021witibe a roe 22s tot lddltsz. w mat It BM l s Otis io saxa►Atdd O. iergeS Dish to s and dyes. ials at ention :ock of sure 71semssomailialliseilimi BEAFOH-MARKETS. Seaforth, Nov. 14, 1918 Wheat, per bushel ......... 2X8 i Butter, per lb ........... • . 47 to 50c Eggs, per doers ..........48e to 50e Potatoes, per bag ............$1.40 Oats, per bushel .. , . , ..,.. 75e Hogs, per cwt Spring wheat, per bushel ......2.12 Barley, per bushel .... ; ....... $1.00 Bran, per ton ................38.00 Shorts, per ton 48.00 Flour, per cwt. .....5.00 to. $6 Peas, per bushel $2.25 Wiliesseitiwomeetse BEAN MARKET Toronto, November 12.--Beans—Canadian, handpicked, bushel $6 to 56.50; imported, hand Picked Burma or Ir.dian, 55 to 55,50; limas ?? tt, 17%c, per ib. DAIRY MARKET Toronto, Nov. 12.—Eggs, No. 1 storage 51c to 52; selected, storage, 53 to 54e; new laid, in cartons, 70 to 76c. Butter --Fresh dairy, . choice 46 to 480; ce <aniery prints, 52 to 58a; creamery solids, el to t°:.. Margarine` 34 to 35c. Cheeeo_—flew, large 26% to 270; twins, 26% to 2714c; old, large, 28 to 281/4e; twin 28% to 29e. Coznb Honey—Choice 16 oz., 54.50 to 55 per eloeen ; 12 oz., 53,50 to 54 per dozen; seconds and dark comb, $2.50 to $2.75 ; •bulk, 26c to 2ec Per lb. Maple Syrup—In 5 gallon tins 53,26. POULTRY MARKET ToL onto. Nov. 12. Turkeys lb. 40 to 45c; fowl. lb. 34 to 36; springs chickens, 32c to sec ; reoeters. lb. 23 to 25c; ducklings, 35e; geese. lb. 23 to 30e. Live poultry—Spring. chickens 25 to 280; roc- ters 20c; fowl, -27 to `e ; daeklznge 22 to 25c; turkeys, Sec; geese le to ...0,-. LIVE STOCK MARKETS B if ego, Nov. 13. Cattle --Receipts, 10,000 foo- ti,vo days ; stead, prime steers $17 to $17.51); shippingsteers. 515.50 to 516.60; butchers 511 to 516 yearlings 512 to 516, heifers $10.50 to ;12.50; cows, 53.50 to 512; bulls, 57 to 11.50; stockers and feeders, 57 to 10.50. Calves Receipts, 600: 75c lower ; 7 to $18.75. Et/as—Receipts 21,600 (one day) ; slow and lower; heavy, mixed, and yorkers, 517.80 to $17„90; light yorkers and pigs, 516; roughs, $12 to 516.80; stags, 510 to 513.50. Sheep and lambs--Reecipts, 90O0; slow and lower; lambs, 58 to $14.75; yearlings 57 to 512; wethers 510.50 to 511 ;ewes, I14 to 59.50; mixed sheep 510 to 510.50. Union Stock Yards. Toronto, November 13. Over 7000 head of cattle were on sale this morning as a result of yesterday's shut down at the market and of the total round 76 per cent. was made up of canners, stockers and very mach of colored butchers. With such an offering it was not surprising that values for canners dropped 75 cents to $1 per 100 lbs., and all coanniontte medium butchers 35 to 50c. For anything with fat c,n. trade was steady s4ong along last week's lines and the best cin the market was •picked up early. Real choice steels were not on offer the best loads this }morning selling front 512 to 313.25; and an- other grade from 512 to 512,50.. Choice but- chers also required a lot of looking for and these for the greater part cashed in from 511 to 11,50. Best bulls and fat cows which were a very limited number met a steady trade but all other grades of killing cattle canners included, were never better than a moderately active to a ,low trade, and a lot of rattle had to be held over. Good stockers and feeders were firm and there were too few Ioada forward to meet the demand. Common Iight' stockers were easier and slow. Best quality milkers were enquired :for and in several casel aold 510 higher than a week ago. , There was a record offering of lambs, and values declined 51 to 51.25 on a slow market. Sheep also were easier. .,Best veals continued scarce and firm. Hoge were reported firm at 518.25, fed and • watered. - Since Saturday the shipments to the yards totalled 540 carloads, with 9842 catle, 344 .calves, 5836 hog; and 576Q sheep and lambs. Numero-aa loads were billed right through to peeking houses, whichleft the offering for this inorzsing'a marke371 loads, comprising 7295 eagle, 293 calves, 2647 hogs and 5592 sheer,- and lambs. The following were the quotations: Choice heavy steers 513 to $12.50; butchers, catle, choice 511.25 to 51.75: do. good $10.50 to $11; € e. medium 58.50 to $9.50; do. common, 37.50 to 38; butchers' balls, choice, $9.76 to 510; Bio medium bulls, 58.75 to 59; rough bulls, 31.25 to $9.25; butchers' cows, choice. 59.50 to e10; do. good cows, 58.50 to 58.75; do. medium 37.50 to $8,25. do. common, 56.50 to $`' , :,toel : r=,. 37.50 to $10;25 ; feeders 510 to $11; canners and utters 54.50 to $5; milk - are. good to choir $90 to 1160; do. common and medium 365 to 575; springers 590 to 5160 - light mina- 312.50 to 13.50, yearlings 513.50 to 514; spring lambs, 313 to 514 ; calves, good to choice 314 to 517.5-0; hogs, fed and watered 518.25; dc. weighed off ears 518.50. e, - w W• . FEMBERAL ALMER AND• DIRECTOR - - iI g Str' ndertaking Parlors Above - M. Williams', Grocery Atte Main ett Self, orth ; , Flowers furnished on short notice Charges moderate Phone --Night or Day -r1192 ilinniM112116111118111111111111111111MMINIMIN SALE REGISTER On Wednesday, Nov. 27, on lot 9,,eoneession 7. Tuckersmith, farm stock and implements, Griabrook, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auet. On Tuesday, Nov. 26, on lot 38,' concession 1, Tuckersmith, auction sale of- farm stock & implements, D.MeIntosh, proprietor; T. Brown Auctioneer. • On Monday, Noveiuber 25th, at one o'clock p.m., on lot 10, concesion 8, Tuckevszhith, farm stock and implements. J. J. Merner, prop., T. Brown Auctioneer. - - MEN WANTED Men wanted to work on Munition Work for day and night shifts. - The Robert Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Ltd. 2656-2 - - COUNCIL MEETING TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH The Township Council will meet on Saturday, November 16th, at 1 o'clock p.m., in the Town Hall, Seaforth. D. F. McGREGOR, Clerk. CAED OF. THANKS - Mr. and Mrs. John V. Diehl wish to express their thanks to their many friends and neigh- bors for their kindness and sympathy shown them in their sad bereavement. • CARD OF THANKS ME$srs. E. H. Epps & Son wish to -thank their many friends of Varna and vicinity for aid rendered in their recent loss by fire. Also for the speedy assistance in rebuilding and hope to be ready for business in about a week's time. We gladly welcome all old customers - and as many new onces back. 2657-1 CLEARING SALE Farm Stock and Implements on lot 10, Concesson 3, Tuckersmith, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1918.: at one o'clock sharp. Conbisting of horses, cattle and hog general farm implements, including gasoline engines. No reserve as the -proprietor has sold his- farm, T. ;Brown J. J Merner, ,M . P Auctioneer Proprietor - BIRTHS Courtney—On, November 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. .Tames R. Courtney, 2nd concession of Huron, a son (Gerald Chisholm). Whiteraore—In Tuckersmith, on November 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Whitemore, a daugh- ter. a McIntosh—In Brucefield, os Nov. 7, to Mr. an/ Mrs. Rev. D. W. McIntosh, a son. Carter --Xu Wingham, on November let, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter, a daughter. McDonald—In Exeter, on October 25th, to Mr. and Ma. Joseph McDonald, jr., a son. Griffith—In Londesboro, on November 1st, to Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith, a daughter. AUCTION SALE • �.t Victory Loan eresteeleseeeseereiseseesteet 1. 918 Itis the duty of every citizen to purchase Victory Bonds, and this bank is prepared to assist wage earners by making zluans for this .purpose an the mostfavtrable terms. Wherever possible,;the bonds wilt be held' for safe -keeping, on behalf of small subscribers, 'for one year, without° charge. THE CANADIAN BANK OF - COMMERCE SEAFORTH BRANCH J G MTILLEN ' • MANAGls11 NOTICE TOWNSHIP; OF HIBB,ERT All persona in need of coal for the coming winter are notified that latest advices from the Fuel Administrator state that no further supply of hard coal can be shipped ,for delivery at . Dublin this winter. Those who have not already laid in their Hili supply should #t once endeavor to secure a supply of wood or other . fuel. By order of fhe Council. . JAMES JORDAN, Clerk. 2656-4• , Of Cattle.—James Jones, Auctioneer, has re- ceived irstractions from the undersigned to sell by public auction at Bornholm Hotel, on Wed- nesday-, November 20th, 1918, the folowing property: 4 cows due to calve in December, 4 cows' due to ealve in January, 35 steers rising three years old, 10 yearling steers and heifers, 8ale r1 p t This is a Terms—Ten monthlot of s' credit at 1 p.m. sharp. will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. 5 per cent. straight off for cash. JOHN BOI!AN, Proprietor; Jas. Jones, Auctioneer. 2657-1 MARRIAGES I ortou—Walteis--In Clinton, on November 6, by Rev. J. A. Agnew, Sara H., daughter of Mrs. E. Waters, of Tuckersmith, to Mr. John A. Horton, of Seaforth, FOR SALE -For Sale twe registered yearling Berkshire hogs at less than pork pkice if taken at once. Phone.2 oza 82, H.:nsafl. 'WI deT4I11 PBARCE, lot 24, conces.sion 2. day. 26574 »EATHS Robinson—!n New Denver, B.C., on Nov. 4, Edward William Robinson, eldest son of Mr. Rickard Robinson, aged 40 years and 6 months. - Eess—In Zurich, on Nov. 12, Fred Hess, sr., aged 72 years, 7 months and 15 days. Love—fn Moose Jaw, Sask., on October 80th, of iaiiiuenza-pneumonia, Arthur Wellesley Love, beloved and eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Love, of McKillop, aged 29 years. Carrick—in Clinton, on November 2nd, Rosella Pearl, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Carrick, in her 17th year. B unsdon—ln Londesboro, on October 30, John Brunsdou, aged 83 years, 5 months and 5 days: Ervine --Eu Goderic1l, on November 5, Lewis Endue, sort of M,r. and Mrs. Wim. Ervine, in hie 17th year. NOTICE All persons owing to o the vulcanizing depart- ment will please call and settle. "The Square Deal Garage". E. H. Epps & Son, Varna. 2657x2 GRAVEYARD NOTICE' cl A° meeting of those interested in Baird's Graveyard will be held in School -House No. 10, Stanley, on Tuesday, November 19, 1918, at 8 o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of ap- pointing a trustee in place of George Baird, deceased. THOS. BAIRD, Sedretary. 2657x1 NOTICE Residents of the Township of McKillop, who written require coal are required to forward a w t requisition to J. M. Govenloek, who has been appointed Fuel Controller for the Municipality; of McKillop. Only those who have no wood or rail fences need apply as the quantity of coal promised to Meltillop is limited. By order .of the Council. 2657-1 M. MURDIE, CLERK. AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Implements. Thomas Brown has been instructed to sell by public auction on Lot 33. Concession 1. Tuckersmith, one mite north of Brucefield, -on Tuesday, Nov- ember 26th, 1918, at 1 o'clock p.m.s, the follow- ing: Horses—Heavy gelding, aged mare, colt 5 months old by Index. Cattle—Coen 5 years old freshened in October; cow 4 years oldin calf; caw 10 years old in calf ; cow 4 years old in calf ; Jersey cow 3 years old in calf. 3 two year old heifers in calf ; 2 year; old steer; one year old -steer ; 6 years old heifers; farrow cow, fat calf about 6 months old, 2 calves, about 5 months old. Registered Duroc Jersey sow: a number of pure bred Black Minorca cockerels and pullets.' Implements— Massey Harris binder, Massey Harris mower, Massey Harris cultivator, steel roller, set of. diamond harrows, Fleury plow, hay rake, fan- ning mill, straw cutter, lumber wagon, set of bobsleighs, set of light bobsleighs, flat hay rack, gravel box, hay fork, car and rope, set of slings, family cutter, 2 sets double heavy harness, set heavy single dray -harness light set single harness, whiffetrees, neckyokes, etc. A number of end posts. Terms—All sums of 510 and under, cash; over that amount 11 months' credit will be given on furnishing ap- proved joint notes. A discount of 4% tiff for cash on credit amounts. D. McINTSH, Pro- prietor ; T. Brown, Auctioneer. 2657-6 !W,T.BOX &CO. Embalmers -' and Funeral Directors H. C. •BOX Holder of Government Diploma and Liscense Charges Moderate Flowers furnished on short notice Night Calls Day Calls Phone 175 Phone 43 S. T. Holmes Funeral Director and :;,Licensed Embalmer - Undertakenarlors in Od iddfei ,ws budding opposite zltewart Bros. Resi- dence esi-len e Goder eh st., cpp Dr. Scott's l i,.werd furnished cn ;boat notice-. Phcnzo Night or Day Ill, GOOD -FARM WANTED - 100 acres of good land—well unproved:. not more than 5 miles from town or more than t. mile -from set. .oi. as ar!i •ore bush land. Must be clean and in good state of cultivation. 1 expectthbe in Seaforth on Saturday morn- ing, October 12. Agp1Y with all particulars to WILLIAM RICHARDSON, 48 Kent Road, Toronto. - - 2651-tf FARM FOR SALL. 100 acres on the Mill .Road, two miles to Brucefeld, and four miles to Seaforth. Well fenced and drained. Brick house with fuf- - nace. Large, basement barn, spring water piped to barn; cement silo, pig pan. Price and terms right, For full particulars apply to JOIN RANK.IN, Seaforth; or to ALEX. A. WATT, 22 Toronto street, Guelph, Ont. 2647-tf. - �'+---'�' ,41.0.....•••••••••••••f FARM FOR SALE For sale lot 17, concession 9, Township of McKillop, containing 190 acres. This farm has been in grass for a number of years, and should grow good crops. Write for particulars as to price and terms to JAMES I. JOHNS - TON,', co Manitoba Hotel, Winnipeg, Man.- 2682-tf. - • - FARM FOR SALE, Lot 38, Concession 6, McKillop, 100 acres of the beet clay land in McKillop, IS acres of bush, the rest in a high state of cultivation; 5 miles from Seaforth, 2 miles from Con- stance, -11/4 miles from school. There are en the premises, a good seven roomed house. large bank barn 64x76. all'iPage wire fences and well underdrained.- ere are forty . acres ploughed, 5 scree bus and the balance seed- ed down. There are two big springs, one. piped to barnyard a. in the other • a dam with a hydraulic ram pumping the. water to the house and to = th barn. As the' spring is in- the orchard and ear the house and line fence. there •is no sate .land. There is a graded and gravelled -Mane from the roe to DiQ1tRANCFs, Seaferth.to MBS. $ 2627-tf SHEEP FOR SALE For Sale 25 Leicester ewe lambs. These are all choice animals. Apply to WM. RINN, It. R. No. 2, Seaforth, or phone 15 on 45. 2655-4 POULTRY WANTED T am prepared to pay the highest Cash Price for all kinds of poultry delivered at my store, Main Street, Seaforth, on Wednesday and Thursday Forenoon of each week. • G. D. HAIGH. 26864f. CLEARING SALE Of Farre Stock and Implements—Jim. Jones. auctioneer, has received instructions from Mr. John Jefferson, to sell by p'iblie auction on Lot 10, Concession 3, Hibbert; on Thursday, November 28th the following: Horses—Span of good working horses, one: horse, one driver. Cattle -2 Durham cows dne tocalve in March; Durham cow due to calve in December ; fresh Durham cow, 2 Durham heifers supposed to be in calf rising 2 years old; Durham heifer 2 years old; 3 steers rising 8 years old; 20 well bred 'ewes and 20 well bred lambs. Hogs One sow with bitter at foot; one sow due to litter about time of sale, 18 store hogs. Hens --About 100 hens. Implemente—Deering binder 6 foot cut; Deering mower, 6 foot cut; Maxwell hay leader; Maxwell hay tedder, Massey Harris rake, Noxon cultivator, Noxon seed drill; land roller, root pulper, Kent .man- ure spreader, Clinton fanning mill and bagger, set iron harrows, 2 . furrow plow, walking plow, scufier,, wagon, hay rack, set of bob- sleighs, pig rack, buggy, cutter, National cream separator, churn, sap pan and buckets, iron kettles,,, cross cut saw, 6 ft.. hay fork, rope, and pulleys, set slings, grindstone, crow bar, ladders, logging chain, het double harness, set single harness, grain sacks, scoop shovel, and other article usually found on a- farm. No re- serve as the owner has sold his farm. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. Terms—All auras of 510 and under, cash; over that amount 12 months'. credit will be- given on furnishing approved joint notes. ' five pets cent. off for cast, on credit amounts. JOHN JEFFERSON, Propri- etor ; Jas. Jones, Auctioneer. 2657-1 VIM __ ___..s'r,aea FOWL WANTED I are prepared to pay the highest cash price for any quantity of live fowl, delivered at the Royal Hotel every Tuesday forezloon. Phone 6 on 247. Seaforth. 264941 J. G. McMICHAEL, - HOUSE FOR SALE A comfortable frame house pleasantly sit- uated, good cellar, hard and soft water, large garden. Apply to THOMAS BICIfELL, Sea - forth. 26414f FARM FOR SALE For sale north half of Lot. 85 and west half of Lot 34, cin the 5th concession of Mc- Killop. This is a first class farm, well drain- ed and well fenced. and will be sold cheap and on reasonable terms for quick sale. For fur- ther particulars apply to THOMAS J. AD. ��,firrstRcut, will beisoldn.o Also feld. of 2688-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. Hinckley, Seaforth, or phone 10 on 124. 2622-tf FOR SALE - AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Implements. Thos. Brown has been instructed to - sell by public- auction on Lot 9, Concession 7, Tuckersmith, on Wed- nesday, November 27, 1918, at 1 o'clock p.m., the following: Horse—Agricultural gelding 5 years old, agricultural mare 10 years old sup- posed to be in foal general purpose mare in foal; felly 3 ,years old, filly 2 years old, gelding 2 years old, aged driver, Cattle—Cow 8 years old, 4 cows 4 years old, 4 heifers rising 3 due to calve in April, 3 yearling calves, 4 spring calves, 5 steers 2 years old, 2 steers 3 years old, 7 pigs 3 months old 75 hens, 17 geese. Implements—Massey Harris binder 6 ft. out, Deering mower 6 ft. cut; hay rake, culti- vator, reed - drill, disc, 8 section harrows, two walking plows, land roller, 2 scuffles, -gang plow, riding plow, set of sleighs, double shoe- ing, nearly new; 2 wagons, gravel box, hay rack, power grindstone, 3 H.P. Gilson gaso- line engine, 12" .mouth cutting box with car- rier, jack, a quantity of belting, rubber tired buggy nearly new ; steel tired buggy, light wagon, buggy pole, mangold sower, hay carrier, pul'lsys, hayfork, set slings 80 foot rope, bag holder, fannnig mill, extension ladder, 40 gal- lon coal oil barrel, galvanized sap tank and pull.;, Massey Harris root pulper, 30 ft. square timber 10x10 inches ; Melotte cream separator : 500 lbs. capacity ; Massey Harris cream separ- ator, small size, for 1 or 2 cows in good repair. half dozen grain bags, 2 double sets harness, set single harness, large size apple parer, Daisy churn, Happy Thought range, glass cupboard, and other furniture: steel wheel barrow, quan- tity tile. other articles too numerous to men- tion. Terms --All .sums of 510 and under, cash ; over that amount 12 months credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. A discount of 5 per cent. off for cash on credit amounts, H. GRISBROOK,. Proprietor; Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. 2657-9 FARM FOR SALE For sale 150 acre farm, one of Tuskersmith's best, being lot 27, concession 8, L. R. S., con- taining 100 acres. and North Half lot 27. concession 2. L.B.S. containing 50 acres. There are on the premises a large brick 1'1/2 storey dwelling with slate roof and fur- nace with woodshede and kitchen at rear. Large barn 50x70 felt. with stone stabling underneath, eeaeshed 6,and hbrn,Thrrtwo acresoforcrd containing apples, plums, cherries and.pears ; four acres of bush on each lot, balance e! the 'farm all cleared arid in splendid state of cultivation. There are two good wells on each place. The farirt is situated 6 Mlles from Seaforth and - 2 miles from Brucefleld, and one mile from school. The lift? acres will be sold separately if iiesired. Fur fur- ther particulars apply to JOHN A. DALLAS. Hensell • or to ALEX. MONTEITH ri p n, Phone 10 on 94. Desirable property for sale, consisting of 8 acres of land, well drained and fenced; a six roomed house, large pants./ and woodshed, on stone- shelves foundation, and softfwatent cellar cement cement floor in cow stable, nice hen house; a young orchard, of choice fruit. Fine loeation on Goderich st., west of Seaforth. Apply to MARGARET A ROBINSON, Seaforth P.O. FOR SALE That very desirable property just off Main street, Egmondville, consisting of one-half acre of land, on which is situated a 1% story brick house with seven rooms and good cellar: 'There aro also on the premises a stable, good well and cistern, riso apple, plum and pear trees and other small fruits. This is a splendid property and the taxes are low. For further particulars. apply to Mrs, M. A. Chanlesw rttf Egmondville P. O. , In the.. tip e., carr of; Ontario FARM FOR SALE For Sale 100 acres, all cultivated, lot Concession 6, Tuckersmith, H.R.S., with by 80 feet, stone foundation, pig pen, Ligshed and hen house, 6 roomed e, good well with wind mill. Also 500 of grass land, west half of lot 5, conessi good well with windmill; a good grass f A Apply to ophAM $S1FINLASeaSOoh.. R. R. -u 11, am riv- cot- cres 7, rm, 8. 9.tf FARM FOR SALE Lot 21, Concession 1, Tuckersmith, 11. ,5., 100 acres all cleared. Good frame hous= and bank barn, pig pen, hen house and lying shed. ' A good orchard, and plenty of good Seater ; well tile drained; rural mail and, tele- phone and in first class condition. O. the Huron Road, 21/a miles from Seafortli, Fid 6 nd oumiles asfromr int Apply 10 be B a Heen neon, Seaforth. - 26 54f .0X- 1`L-24 PItACTOR ATTENTION Farmers of Huron County Take ag ood look at this T'ractclr. Study the lanes of it the design of it, the simplicity of every working part. - Doesn't it impress you welt t first _ sight ? Doesn't it impress . you as -a real Tractor? You can see this Tractor at . Seaforth If you buy one you can get service on. - hort notice. ou can get repairs at once. Consider the matter. - Conle to Seaforth and see the Water-, 1 loo Boy. SPI tea` Seaforth, h Ont..`. Ltd., En & Thresher Co,, The Robt. � ains Ontario Distributors Waterloo Boy T tactors In the Matter of Auto Sales Company of Canada, Limited, and in the Matter of the Dominion Winding Up Act, -.being Chapter 1.44 of the Revised Statutes of Canada and Amending Acts. PURSUANT to the Winding -Up Order in the matter of the above Coerpany dated the 25th day of October, 1918, the undersigned will on Fri- day, the 22nd day of November, 1918, . at two o'clock in the afternoon at his Chambers, Osgoode Ha , in the City of Toronto, appoint a Peripane t Liquidator of the above Company and let artier then attend. 2!he C edi rs of the above Company and all other ho have. claims aginst the said Company ormerly carrying on business ;lit the Cty of Toronto, are, on or before the 20h day of November, 1918, to send post prepaid to N.L. MARTIN, Accountant, Liquidator, of a sake Company, at his office 64 ,Wellington ;Sheet, West, their Christian and surnames, addressee and descriptions, the full particulars Orid 'the nature and amount of the securities, if - any, held by them and the specified value o! such sequrities verified . by oath, and in ?default thereof, they ' will be peremptorily exoiuded' from the benefits of the said Act and Winding' The undersigned Official Referee wii on 1140 22nd day of November, 191,3, at 2 o'" lock in the afternoon at his Chambers, Osg a Hall, in the City of Toronto, hear the repo of the Liquidator upon the claims of'credi rs sub- mitted to him pursuant to this notice, anti° let all parties then attend. Dated this 28th day of Octdbe 1111 . Official !Referee. AUCTION SALE Of -Farm Lands in Township of McK There will be offered for sale by public at tel, in the Town of S on the Queen's stheo 6th day of November at 2 o'clock p.m., by Mr. Thomas Brow tioneer, the following Iands, namely: la east half of lot 17, in the,3rd concession Township of McKillop; 2nd—The south lot 17, in the 2nd concession of the T of McKillop; 8rd—The 'southerly twen of the west half of lot 16, ip the 2nd Conces- sion of the Township of McKillop; 4 —The northerly ten acres of lot 16, in the st Con- cession, Township of McKillop. Terms on Sale —The purchaser- at the time of sale, will be requieed to pay to the Vendor, or his .olieitor, e a deposit equal to 10 per cent. of his •urchase money and a further sunt to make up one-half of his purchase money within thirty da,•s there- after, and to execute a mortgage poll the land purchased for the. balance of his pur- chase money, payable in rave years, w th inter- est at six per cent, per annum. The purchas- er will alao be required, at the tim: of sale, to sign an agreement for the compl tion of his ]Purchase. Further particulars and condi- tions of sale will be made known o the day of sale, and in the meantime may b obtained ► upon application to the unde ned. F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor for the Ven or. Dated at Seaforth this 26th day of, Octo er, 1918. 2666-3 r Hop.— action forth, , 1918, i, Auc-' t—The ofthe- half• of wnship acres AT�� YOUR SERVICE �., R. TITOGINS ?. BOX 127, CLINTON Phono 100 (formerly Of Brucefield) 1 —Agent for— j The Huron 8 Erie Mortage Corporation and the 'Canada Trust Company. I Commissioner H.C. of J., Goner% - antes, Fire and Tornado Insur.ince, Notary Public. Wednesday each week at Brueeiield GRAND TRUNK SY'S M Highlands of Ontario The Home of the Red Deer and Moose OPEN SEASONS - DEER --November 1st to November 15th, 'inclusive. _ . MOOSE—November 1st to November 15th, inclusive. In some of the Northern Districts of Ontario including Timagami and the territory north and south of the Can- adian anadian Government Railway' from the Quebec to Manitoba Boundary open season for Moose is from October 1st to November 30th, inclusive. 1 Write for copy of "Playgrounds-- the Haunts of Fish and Gagne", giving' game laws,fi huntingregulations, etc. to C. E. Horning, istrict Passenger Agent, Union Station, Toronto, Ontt W. Somerville .... , ... . Town Ag 1'- W. R. -Plant ...... ....Depot Ag t llow; Many Crowns for Your Honor Flag 2 Of course every city, ytown and district Cwill earn its Honor Flag:. But how about the crowns? For every twenty-five - per .-cent. in e of itsquota,each city, ' town and excess Y district will be entitled - to add a crown to its flag. - Can _- ou d© fifty pet cent. better than your quota—that means two crowns' for your Honor_ Flag.. But double your quota and it means four gowns. - - Bang' a Flag in your hall; that for ears �`' to come will show that your city, Y 11� town or district did better than vire .1 That it was -a real factor in the huge success of CANADA'S ICTORYi LOAN 1918, Issued by Canada's VictorLoan Commit In co-operation with the Min' ter of Fi of. the Dominion of CamWa • 0