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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1919-01-10, Page 5BY lers whose wo:k out-of.doors, etter Winter a_n a pair of rs. - By weat- Fmtwear you e protection weather. We Merchant's y you with lention a few OW. /WM IOW WM 16.0 WOW 666 VOW 4.16 60. 0.6 606i OW▪ E 401. 0606. WOW 44.6 M. MI6 WO, MEM IMF MOM WW1 .60▪ . NEW UWE ORM Arai OMR =Of in** Wm* MOW now 41.0. 1000 twines brand E. buckle Gum Ei er pair 'ed soles and SE Ee Rubbers, 2 -Z- s high laced rr'....- ops, per 4.50. h waterproaf :S- ickle Rubbers Boy's 6 inch S- 3.03 Boys' Et per pair 3.00. s, Men's Loo, IU Mak .150, AIME 010•Me .11141, SEW anINk BM! WNW 606, WOO COME 411111•, 401•Er 1*INS 46. .00 000* MAO INEW 44 1111Miledirainiff..~11, , to $10.50; cannere and 58.55 to 510.50; iiought 700 larabe 515.75 10. to 510.50; heavy eheeil s 31e to 317.50; graseers . 56;50 to 38.00. 'foe Wm. Davies Ltd.) " utchers, 10.25 to 513; $10.50; light butchere 8.25 56.25. t _ t 200 cattle --Butchers 10.50 ,50 to 510.50; balls, 58 to 56.40. gold 12 loads:Butchers, we, 57.50 to $10-.65: cam- ellia 39.50 to sit. i Coughlin, quoted: Good : 513.50 to $14.00; choice 50: good butchers $1 2to atchen5, $10.50i 511.50; ;9 to $10; choicec, ea $10 ;s 510 to $10.50; ood cowe urt cows $8 to 59; common nners, 56 to 36.40; choice S10.50: bologna bulls $3 to Ives 517 to 517.75; medium : choice lambs 515.75 tte 3f, Oto $11; hogs, fed and id; Bute1ters-13. 790, 53.25. 38; 1, 1090, $12. Cows - 50, 56.80; 4, 990, 56.80; 7, 1. 1200 $9: 4, 680, 36.75. a50. aMbs, 12.50 to $16.. watered. nd aon sold: Butchers -19, 65, 511.60. Cows -1 1160, 13; 4, 1145.310; 1, Hu, 59: -0 56; 1, 960. 36.50; 1, 970e rA to 517. ,c1 Sons sold: Butchers -a. 552, 37; 2, 880, 38.25; 15, $3, Cows -4, 1165, 59.40: Z10 ST; 1, 930, 56; 5. 955, ie.. Bulls -1. 1380. 511.50. 3. Lamle: 516; sheep 57.50 S100; 1 milker 595, y sold. -Butchers, 20 1000 511.75;. 24, 92e, 511.60: 600. 312; 15, 990, 51.2,50; , 91e, $12; . 800. 511.10. .15; 4. 1240, 51.0.15; 1, 1100, I. 1180, 39; 3, 1360. 311.2e: 25, e10 ; 1, /090, 37; 1, 770, i. Bulls -1, 1480, 38.50; 1. F15.50 to 51.6. Calves, 56.50 taker 590. 1 milker 385. Flanigan sold: Butchers --19. 1.0. 513.75; 2, 1180, $131,25: 20, 1015 512.50; 8, 945, 312.15; 1.1, 940 512.60; 6. e10, 511.50: 5, -860, 311.25: 900, 510.10; 17. 825, 310.35; 310.60; 6. 930 310.50; tre 9.75: 3, 780, 0.25; 3, 820 ). $12.e0; 1. 1270. 510.50; 2: e00, 310.40; 1, 1100, 10.50: , 1300, 39.25; 1, 1120, 3e: 30, 59.25 5, 1,230, 58.50; 2. De0, 37.50. Bulle-1, 1890 tit; I, $1580, 510.50:1, 1260 ift; I. 810,'$7. Calves -17. 18.75; 5 ,110 316.50:1. 100 re, 516: 16, 96, 516; 16, 92. Ka; 55, 97. $15.90; 15, 105, 0.50; 12 160, 510,50. 're the 'quotations : Choice eo 513.50; butchers' cattle ae.e0: good, $11 to 511.50: i, 510.25; do. common 58.2e choice. 310.25 to 511.00: 39.00 to $9.50: rough bulte, here cows, choiee 310.25 neve $9.59 to 510 ; ; doe I e.7e ; do. common 37.00 to _7e to 510.50; feed eta 310.2e te Se.00 to $6.50: retake 30 Oto 3140: do. common r 375: epingere 59 Oto 3140: v ele.e0: yearlinge $leeie - iamb: fete to 516; calte a to e17.e0; liege, fed an. 'hider can: $12.e0: .h. 1 Uiii11iI1HiitIitiim ite .111111. tits of Serges, could wish to Ei ;, browns and 7.-* iaranteed dyes. = Dtf materials at same attention new stock of We're sure F.- Son NOME Mak EOM 1.1.E• 11004 COW 406. VIM WOM .6 NANO WSW llninnniujT IAN 10,119 TUCKERSMITH The Election. -The following is the result of the vote cast at the Municipal elections for Reeve and Councillors held on Monday last: For Reeve: H. Crich 32 38 49 26 24 27-196 T. Coleman 7 10 12 4 4 3- 40 J. F. McKay 38 12 4 38 39 46-177 For Councillors: Crich. 28 32 60 1.8 19 26-183 Moore 47 37 11 31 51-58-235 McNaughton 58 40 24 61 55 66-303 Riley 70 42 12 30 37 61-252 Watson 31 27 25 33 25 30-171 The council for 1919 therefore will be composed of: Reeve, H. Crich. Councillors, Crick Moore, McNaugh- ton, Riley. The Kruse by-law was defeated, HIBBERT School Repo. -The following is the report of the school in section No. 4, Hibbert, for the month of De - ember, Only those who have sixty per cent. or over are mentioned: Sr. IV -Mary Coyne 75, Mary McMillan 72. Florence Coyne 70, Dorothy Ken- nedy 69, George Coyne 61. Jr. Ilr- Annie Atkinson 71, Margaret Williams 69, Alice O'Reilly 69, Sr. III -Em- ma Knight 85, Michael Doyle O. Jr. III -David Williams 81, Mary At- kinson 73, Anna O'Reilly 70, Francis Morris 63. Second -Elmer Flannery 95. Angela Burke 92, Verona Flan- nery 87, James Doyle 86, Mary Scancl- Ian 84, Jart II -Mary Hastings 92, Sarah Coyne 90, Mary William89, C. Coyne 78. First -Helen Atkinson 93, Rosella O'Reilly 92. -Mary A .McCon- nell, Teacher. WALTON Early Closing.--sWalton stores will close hereafter three nights a week, Tuesday, Wed- r.zday and Friday at 6 p.m. The public will pIeaee bear thie' fact in mind and arrange shop - accordingly. -W. J. Ryan, W. G. Neal. Services Resurned.-Next Sunday, January 12th, regular services will be held in the Presbyterian Church, Wal- ton, at 11 a.m., and 7 p.m, and Sun- day school will be held at 10 o'clock. Red Cross -The Walton Red Cross Union will meet for work in the A. 0. U. W. Hall on Tuesday afternoon, January 14. A sepcial offering is asked for in aid of "The Belgian Re- lief FUnd. Women's Institute. -The - regular meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. George Clark on Thursday, January 16th, at 2.30 p in, Miss Rose Simpson will give a paper on Duties and Privileges of Institute Officers. Miss Hattie Bolger will give a paper on Beauty of Person eind Character. The third .chapter oef the new book "Our Govern- ment" will be read and disoussed by the members. SEAFORTH MARKETS. Seaforth, Jan, 2, 1919 Wheat, per bushel 216 Potatoes, per bag $125 _ Hogs, per cwt. 17.75 Spring wheat, per bushel 2 12 Bran, per ton 38.00 Shorts, per ton 43.00 Flour, per cwt. . 5 60 to $6 Butter, per lb. 40e to 42c Ego, per dozen see to 65c Barley, per bushel $1.00 Barley, per bushel 90c Oats, per bushel ..... ... 68c GRAIN MARKET Taronto, Jan. 7. -Manitoba Wheat -No. 1, Northern $2,24; No. 2Northern, $2.2114c; No. 3 Northern_ ; No. 4 wheat $2.1.114- 10 store at Fort William; not including tax. Marifieba Oat. per bushel -No. 2 G. W. 77'ree No. 3 C.W., 784c; extra No. I, feed, 74eee; No. 1 feed' 13c; in store. American Corn -No, e yellow 51.75; No. 4 yellow 51.70 January shipment. Manitoba Oats1A0itas January 3 hi pm ent . Ontario Oats. --Bushel, new crap No. 2 white 71 to 74c; No. 3 white 70c to '7:1c; according to freights outside On - Uric:, wheat -No. 1 wintter per car lot 52.14 th 32.22; No. 2. do- 32.11 te 32,19; No. 3, .do., 32.07 to 52.15; No. 1 spring, 2.09 to 2.17; No. 2 do. 52.10 to 52.14; No. 8 do. $2.02 to $2.1.0 f.o.b., .shipping points, according' to freights. Peas, 52. ' per bushel. Barley, malt- ing new crop, 92e th 97c per bush. ,car lot. Buckwheat per bushel $1.30. Rye -2, 31.54; .according to freights outside. Manitoba flour War quality, $11.35, at Toronto. On- tario Flour -Winter in 'new bags, prompt ahipments, war quality, 10.25: Toronto deliver- ery. -Milifeed-Car lots -Delivered Montreal freights, --bags' included, bran per ton 587.25; shorts per tot $42.25; Hay -No. 1 per ton, 320 to $22; mixed per ton 519 to $20 track, Toronto. Straw -Car lot 39.50 to 10.50, track 'Toronto. ..,0AeSS1 BIRTHS Hazen -In Seaforth, tim January 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hazen, a son. Cluff-In Seaforth, on January 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Cluff, a daughter. Stewart -In Seaforth, on January 8th, th Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, a daughter. McFarlane --In Seaforth, on January 3rd, to Mr_ and Mrs. Joseph /VIcarlane, a daugh- ter. Murray -In Hibbert, on January 5th, to Mr. and Mrs, James Murray, a daughter. Klein -In St. Coluraban, on January. 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Klein, a daughter. Sterling -In Goderich township, on December leth. th Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sterling, a son. DEATHS Freeman. --In Hullett, on December 26, Mary Eleanor Kettle, wife of Mr. Henry Free- man, aged 80 years, 8 months 4nd 17 days. Sheppard -In Clinton, on December 27th, Thos. Sheppard, aged 87 years 6 months and 22 days. Finkbeirter-In Crediton, on December 80th, Charles Finkbeiner, Roxborotteh--In Edmonton, Alba. on December 25th, Graee Anita Arraserong, wife of John noeieeennth. aged 25 years. • - S 101 C•=I Holm es - 72 LOW 1.021. Funer1.1 Director and Licensed Embalmer Undertaking parlors in Odd fe lows building opposite mtewart Bros. Resi- dence Godefich st., cf.p Dr. Sootrg Flowers furnished on short notire. Eq Phone Night or Day .119 = W. S. Gormley EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIREOTOR Undertaking Parlors Above M. Williams' Grocery Store. Main Strett, Seaforth Flo'.vrs furnished on short notice Charges moderate Phone -Night or Day -182 atm * ELECfl OARDS To the ElectOs of Seaforth I take this oPportoity of moat cordially thanking title citizene' of. Seaforth for their 19eWil support to me atid for the confidence they have pladed In me -in electing me to the te- hPulisible 0fflee of Reeve of the Municipality. It will be my earnest endeavor to promote the best interests of Seaforth and do what 1. dim to make it a bigger and better town. Wishing you a Hamer and Prospero& New Year., Yours sincerely, 2465x1 _J. GRIEVE, V. S. To the Electdrs of Seaforth Kindly accept my' sincere appreciation of Your hearty support, on Monday. In return for this support 1 •endeavor an merit your -confidence. Wishing you one and all a Happy and Proaperons New Yeare . Youra faithfully, C. A. BARBER. 2665x1 IMPORTANT NOTICES e. ri•R SALE -2 REGISTERED HEREFORD Bulls. Apply to CHAS. WAYMOUTH, Londesboro, Ont. 25643 -von SALE -THREE GOOD COWS WILL BE " 'sold reasonably for qui& sale. Apply to MRS. ARTI-ItTR GEORGE, Seaforth. 2005x1 101-alGS AND SHELF FOR SALE -TEN GOOD LeiceAer we flambe, 3 young York sows in pig, (Ica 10 February. Apply. th GIFFORD CRICH, R. R. No. 8, Seaforth, Ont., or phone 10 on 614; Clinton Central., 26652 QTORES TO RENT -TO RENT 2 STORES lei in the Campbell Block. For yearly tenant, the stores will be fitted up th suit the tenant. Apply to THOMAS STEPHENS. Seaforth. 2efaleig "REPAIRING -THE SQUARE DEAL GAR - age anriounces its opening for all work - vulcanizing, retreading, electrical repairing, overhauling and painting of all types of cars. All eattiee wishing tire repairing done please send tc for spring delivery. E. He EPPS & SON,' -arna. 2664-4 gaXPROGEZIP-TO TIFIal RESIDENTS OF 'Ta Seaforth and surrounding country. I am agent for the Rival the unrivalled and the Bonditone Herb Tablets. Prices 25c and $1, Per box including war tax. Mail ordem ap- predated. NO131-al T. CLUFF. 2663x4 "WOOD FOR SALE -FOR SALE 100 CORDS " of hard dry wood about 13 inehes. Price 55.50 per cord in 2 cord lots. ,.Apply to W. M. SPROAT, at the Brickyard*Thone 9 on 136. 2662-tf /-1 UTTERS FOR SALE -FOR SALE PRI- vately eight cetters and three pleasure sleighs. May be seen at Turnbull & McIntosh's old Livery stable, Seaforth. TURNBULL & McINTOSH, Seaforth, 2660-tf A NNT.TAL MEETING -a, THE ANNUAL aa meeting of the members of the Seaforth Airricultural Society will be held on Friday, January 17th, at 1 pen. at the Library build- ing. D. FOTHERINGIIAM, President; el. BRODERICK, Secretary. 2665-2 NOTICE -A MEETING OF THE FARMERS' Club will be held in the Separate School Hall, Seaforth, on Wednesdayt January 15th, 1919, at 8 o'clock p.m. Interesting repoiets of the delegates to the annual convention will be :heard and a full attendance, is requeetea Nen- members ea -f well as members. are invited to attend. Bring the ladls with you. G D. C. flARN, President; JOHN M. ECICAIZ:T, Sec- retary. 2665e1 A NeRTAL METING --- THE ANNUAL 'Meeting of the Bayfield Agricultural Society will be held in the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon, -January 15th, 1919, commencing -at 1 o'clock for receiving the annual report and for the. election of officers and directors for 1919. A full attendance of -the members is re - guested. D. H. McNAUGHTON, President. 2665-1 flARD OF -TIIANKS-MR. SAMUEL REID, a-) and daughter, Mrs. W. Broadfoot, desire th express their deepest appreciation of the kindness, help and eyrapathy show -n th them by their ritighbora and friends during the ill- ness and subsequent death of Mrs. Reid, WM. BROADFOOT. 2666x1 GOOD FARM WANTED 100 neva of good land -well improved not more than 5 mires from town or more „hen :ne. mile from ac'- e es • -tie h ltd. Must be clean and in good state of cultivation. I expect to be in Seaforth on Saturday mora- ine. October 12. Apply with all particulars to WILLIAM RICHARDSON, 48 Kent Rood. Toronto. 2651-tf QIIORTHORN BULLS FOR SALE-PRES- aa ent offering five Shorthorn bulls ranging irt age from 8 months to 14 months. Four roans and one white, all aired by Prince Al- bert =92693==. They are all, choice animals l i and will be sold -reasonably. nspection invit- ed.. Lot 27, Concession 8, bert. R. R. No. 1, Staffa, JAMES HILL. 2661-tf MILK BUSINESS FOR SALE -FOR SALE tha the milk busins worth 56,000,a year and one 4 horse-poWer boiler, bottle wafter, bottler, bottles and bottle case, wagons, sleighs, 2 seta harness and one horse. Also 3 unit Hirman milking machine. Possession given at any time between now and March ist next. JOHN R. ARCHIBALD, Seaforth P.O. Phone 9 on 144. 2661 -ti. A NNUAL MEETING OF SOUTH HURON -" Agricultural Society. -The annual meeting of the South Huron Agricultural Society will be held in the Commercial Hotel, Ilensall, on Friday, Janstry '17t1t, 1919, at 1 p.m., ellaret, for the puresese of receiving the -directors' and auditors' annual reports, the election of dieec- tors for the current year and the transaction of other lousiness. A meeting of the directors will be held at 11 o'clock a.m., on the same day and in the scene place. ROBERT MeLAREN, President; Ea M. McLEAN, Secretary, 2666-2 arleRICK BLOCK FOR SALE -.---A FINE BRICK - Block on West side of Mill Street, in the Village of Dublin, occupied at resent as a general store, hardware store, barer shop and i pool room and flour and feed store on groune floor, with large public hall on second floor. This property_ formerly known as the Kidd block, is centrally located and LAI be sold oheap and on easy terms, and make a good investment. For further patticulare ap- ply to the owner, B. C. HUBBELL Mar - mora, or th his agent, JAMES WATSON, Seafortis. 2665-tf _ Logs Wanted We are again prepared to the highest spot cash for all kinds of timber, in bulk or by the thousand, dither in the bush or delivered our yard. We axe starting this year with very high so if thinking of selling logs don't delay in calling at 11 on 618. . More Coal Country points will not much more hard- coal this so we are loading up with NEL, COKE and LUMP. would strongly advise securing • a supply of these before transportation question becoines a difficulty,. We also have in stock other various lines we handle, including Dressed Lumber, gles, Cement, etc. pay prices either and in out prices any us up - get year, CAN- We the the Shin- John B.,Mustard ' BRUCEFIELD - ONTARIO .... AUCTION SALES 664.64,64/ AUCTION SALE OP VALUABLE FIFTY Acre Vital' in Tuckerstnitha-The admit's- tratrix- of the Estate of Patrick McGraw, into of the -Townshili of Tuckersmith, in the 001111* e tY of Huron, Farmer, tieeeased, will offer for side by -public auction on Thursday, January 30th, 1919, at 2 oreloek in the afternoon, on the east half of Lot No. 21: in the 4th concession of the said Township oi Tuckersznith, the fol- lowing real estate and farm implements, name- ly :-Farm--The said east half of lot No. 21, in the 4th conceesion of the said Township a Tuckersmith. There are on said lot a first class frame house and a good barn and lean-to with stone foundation, also a. drive house and pig - nen. There are good fences -on the place and, it is well drained. There are two good wells and a good orchard. This farm is in a good state of cultivation and le convenient to school, church and market Ohattels-One cutter nearly new: 1 buggy, 1 aet of single harness, 1 crowbar, shovel and spade, 1 horse blanket, Buffalo robe, Wheelbarrow, hayfork and slings, 1 box of tools and a quantity of straw. Terms of Sale -Ten per cent, of the purchase money of farm to be paid on the day of sale and the balance within two weeks thereafter. The chattels fa be paid for in cash on day of side. For further particulars apply to .1. M. BEST, Solieltor for Rosanna McGraw; Adrainistratrix: Thomas Brown Audtioneer. Dated Jammu' 4th, 1919. 2665-8 A uariuN BALI: OF FARM STOOK AND A. Implentents.-Mr, George Aliott has been inebreated by E. W. Morrison, who bas sold his farm and is giving ta, farming to sell by public auction on his farm, Lot 9, Con- cession 2, Stanley Township, two and a half miles from Brucefield and Kippen ,the whole of his flue stock of horses, cattle, pigs and implements, on Wednesday, January 16, 1919 at 12.,80 o'clock sharp: Horses -One gelding rising 5 years, mare rising 6 supposed to be in foal black driving mare 8 years old (a good third horse and quiet, 2 year old general pur- pose filly. Cattle -Cow freshened six weeke at time of sale, cow freshened 8 months at time of sale, cow due th profit March 7th, cow due to profit April let, 2 heifers rieing 3 years due to profit in February, 2 farrow cows still milking well, wee with etaf three weeks old, 2 steers rising 2 years, 2 fat heifers rising 2 years 10 craves under 1 year, Pigs -Three good *young soars due to profit in February, 4 pigs weighing 130 lbs. Sheep -Four good ewes, 4 ewe lambs. Herts.:Fifty young hens. Implements -Deering binder 6 ft. cut; 5 foot. cut raower, 10 ft. steel Take, Massey -Harris hay tedder, new Massey -Harris spring tooth cultivator, with four and sat inch points, new Massey Harris shoeseed drill Frost and Wood corn cultivator with bean puller; two _sets of three section iron herrows, doubletree for five section harrows, Parrin riding plow with rolling coulter and skimmer, new Wilkinsoe walking plow, Prost and Wood Crown gang Plow, disc harrow with three home whiffietree, Bell St. George No. 50 cutting box with short and long carriers, Maple Leaf ten inch grin- der new roller, entailer on skids, new Clinton fanning mill with bagger and full set of sieves, two good wagons, pair 4 ton wagon springs, wagon box with pig or eattle rack, 16 ft. flea hay rack, pair Brown & Clark sleighs good as new, dump -cart for team, low cart for team, buggy, cutter, _deag-saw complete- circular saw and frame on truck wheels, small circular saw and frame, set 2000 lb. wagon scales, rack -for weighing cattle, cream separator 600 lbs. capacity, good as new: fence post driver, two steel water tanks, five and six feet long Pig crate, a quantity of cedar poste and stakes, 40 rode of Buckthorn wire, larze emery stone on frame, pair heavy block pulleys, with eighty feet of new inch rope, 2 sets of good heavy team harness, set single harness, pair ice tongs, root pulper wagon wheel, buggy and cutter Pole, a nuinber of belt pulleys arid belting, old cutting box frame which would make good sa-v., frame, ten .foot length of galvanized straw pipe, grinding stone, 3 gallons machine oil, hay car for ciooden track, quantity of hay. also some turnips, four loads of sheaf oats, good wood gookstove, extension table, what -not, bedstead. baby carriage, stove -pipes and drum. R. R. Mail box, parlor "Imp, hanging lamp, end some small lampe. Lunch provided -at noon for those from a distance. Terms , - Poultry, roote: luta and oats end sums up to 515, matt; over that amount, 9 months' credit given on furniehing good lien notes. - Four cents ore_ the dollar oft for cash. E. W. MOR. BISON, Proprietor; George Elliott, Auctioneer. 2a64x2 Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of Patrick McGraw, late of the Township of Tuckereraith, in the County of Huron, farmer, ileeeased. Notice is hereby given put-seat:a to section efe of eie Tutees Act, E.8 0. 1014 Ceial). lel. that all aaleitoes and °then having claims er emends against the estate ef the snid Pat- rick McGraw, who died on pr aboet the 184h day of November, 1918, at the said townahlp ef Tuckersenith are required' on or befere the 23t9 ddy of eate6uaten--'19-I0; to lend by 'Poet prepaid, of deliver to J. M. Beet, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitor for Rosanna McGraw, the executrix of., the estate of ' the -said deceased, full. particulars of their claims. And take notice that after eaid feet mentioned date the said executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceesed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims ef which be shall then have notice and the said Executrix shall not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose Claim notice shall not have been received by her at the time of such distribution. Dated at Seaforth, this 31st day of December, 1918. J. DI. BEST, Solicitor for said Executrix. - 2664-8 Notice to Creditors NOTICE TO CREDITORS -Notice is hereby a' given pursuant th the Statute in that be- half that all persons having claims against the estate of William J. Fortune, late of the Vill- age of Dublin, in the 0ounty of Perth. Mer - &tent, deceased, who died at the eaidaValage of Dublin, on the 27th day of October, 1918, are required on or before the 15th day of January, 1919, to send post prepaid or deliver to the undereigned fall particulars of their claims, duly verified by affidavit, and the na- ture of the security, if any, held by them. And further take notive that after the last men- tioncei date the assets of the said deceased will be diatributed among the parties entitled there 10, having regaA only to the claims of which notice shall then have been given. Dated at Seaforth, this 261h day of December, 1918, R. S. HAYS Solicitor for Achninistratrix to said estate. r2663-8 Notice to Creditors IN the estate of Finlay McIntosh, deceased. ••• All persone having claims against the ea. tate of Finlay McIntosh, late of the Town of Seaforth, Commercial Traveler, deceased, who died on the firet day of November, 1918; are required on or before the 15th day of January, 1919, to send th, the undersigned Solicitor for Hugh McIntosh, Administrator of the estate, full partieulare of their claims and of the se- curities, (if any) held by them duly verified. After the said date the Administrator will pro- ceed to distribute the estate among the par -- ties entitled thereto, having reference only to the claims of which he shall have received not. ice. After such distribution the said Admin- istrator will not be -liable to any creditor, of whose claim he shall not have received not- ice, for any part of said estate. This notice is given pursuant to the Statute in that bee. half. Dated the 18th of December 1918. F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor for Hugh McIntosh, Administrator of estate of Finlay McIntosh. deceased. 2662-4 FOR SALE Desirable property for sale, consisting of 8 acres of land, well drained and fenced; a six roomed house, large pantry and woodshed, on stone foundation, cement cellar with clement shelves; hard and soft water; cement floor in cow stable, nice hen house; a yoeng orchard, of choice fruit. Fine location on Goderich st., west of Seaforth. Apply to MARGARET ROBINSON, Seaforth 2653-6f MAIL CONTRACT Q}_etaLED TENDERS, addressed ta the Post- master General, wifilhe received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, t4 7th day of Februaree, 1919;for the conveyanc .f His Majesty's Mails on a proposed contract for four years, six times per week, over Seaforth No. 4 Rural Route. from. the Postmaster General's pleasure, Print- ed notices containing further information as to conditions of proposed contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Pest Offices of Seaforth, Egmondville, Columban and Brucefielcl, and at the off' ee of the Post Office Inspector, London. - Post Office Inspector' Office, London., De- cemeetHerAs27.t5h,. /119.1F8I.SHER„ Post Office In -Vector 2666-3 SillSomilemonowouro: CO . Embalmers '-and Funeral Directors IL C. BOX - Holder of Government Diploma and Liseense Charges Moderate Flowers furnished on, short notice Night Calls Day Callsi Phone 175 Phone 43 esoreeseareesemoaroaure orreorrarolessisasedeareaseeseeeeeeamaaemeemesamem,„reer zmummemummummmummmmit I- Logs and., Heading Bolts . ro, The undersigned is prepared to pay the highest cash pride for all = kinds of logs and heading belts 'rei in 'hush or delivered in yard. ,E1 Heading' Bolts et • - = to be cut, 20 inches long - Soft elm and soft maple to be = cut 11-131-16 feet long. E Rock elm, hard maple and =- white ash cand baswood logs to = be. cut 10-12-14 and 16 fee% = long. VA.RMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE I have some good cffoice farina for sale in the Townships of Usborne and Ilibbert, all Well built and improved, on easy terms of payment. THOMAS CAMERON, R. R. No. 3, Exeter, or phone Ilyndnian Line, Exeter. 2658-tf 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 are also on the peemises a stable, good we* and cistern. also apple, plum and pear trees and other small fruits. This is a splerklid preperty and the taxes are lOw. For further particulars, apply to Mrs. M. A. Charlesworth. Egmondrille, P. 0. 2650x2-tf FARM FOR SALE - For Sale 100 acres, all caltivated, lot 11, Concession 6, Tuckersmith, fl. .5,, with barn 56 he 80 feet, stone foundation, pig pen, drive Mg tilted and hen house, 6 roomel frame cot- tage, good well with wind mill. Also 50 acres of grass land, west half of lot.5, concession '7, good well with windmill; a good grass -farm. Apply th JAMES FINLAYSON, R. R. NO. 8, Kippen phone 8-182, Seaferthe 2689-6± ••••••••••111... FARM VOR SALE For sale lot 17, concession 9, Township of McKillop. containing 100 acres. This farm has been in grass lior a number of years, and should grow good crape, li'Vrite for particulars as to price and terms to JAMES I. JOHNS - TON, co Manitoba Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. 2682-tf. FARM FOR SALE For sale lot 9, concession 7, Hibbert town- ship. containing 100 acres, also west half of lot 8, concession 7 and east half of lot 9, eon - cession 6, in all 200 acne; on which tbere are 15 acres of bush. On the premises there is a large brick house containing. 12 rooms with all modern improvements. Also a loxge bank barn ,92x86 feet; sufficient room th stable 60 head of cattle; also pig pen,driveshed and hen house. There are two never, failing' sings and good wells. This land is all well drain- ed and about 60 acres fall ploughed. Con- venient to school ache church', rural mail and rural phone.Any person wanting a good com- fortable home, aPPW to GEORGE SWALE, R. R. No. 1, Staffs,- or phone 20 on 20, Dablin Central. 2658x8 FARM FOR SALE Lot $3, Concession 6, McKillop, 100 acres of the best cis* land in McKillop, 6 atm of bush, the rest in a high state of cultivatior.; 5 miles frora Seaforth, 2 miles from Con- stance, 11/4 miles from school. There are on the premises, a good seven roomed house, large bank barn 61x76, all Page wire fences and well naderdrnined, There are forty acres ploughed, 6 acres bush and the balance seed- ed down. There are two big -springs, one piped to bareyard and in the other a dam with a hydraulic ram pumping the water to the' home and to the barn. As the spring le in- theiorchard- and mat the home and line fence, there is no vitiate land. There is a graded and gravelled lane from tbe road to the buildings. Apply to MRS. SAMUEL DORRANCE„ Seaforth. .2627-11 pARIsi FOR SALE-14APLE1tIRST -L in the Village of Linwood; on the C. Pa Railway, 80 miles weet of Toemito, comprising 191 acres- of- good clay loam. On the farm is large bank barn,, excellent, etabling, New driving and straw sheds and lies' hog pen, Large," warm, frame house, evith metallic side Mg, new cistern, and pump, stplendid orchard. The farm is tile und.erdrainoal and all wire :chureheA in the iiiiiteke; *WO* on the fenced. Catholie and krote4dnt ochoole and farm, and only fiveaminutes walk -from the station. This. Dr this property- of the late A. Rennie, esq, and is considered one of the finest locations in "'Waterloo county, SUitable for dairying or nexed•farming- Terms -Easy. Ap- ply to W. P. RENNIE, Listowel, Ont, 2662-2 Timm FOR SALE -THE EXECUTORS OF the Estate of Joseph Izzard, deceased, of- fer for sale 120, acres in Goderich Township, comprising lot 417, concession 14, and South half of la 87_ concession 13. On the prem- ises are a good frame house, a bank barn, pig house, driving shed, 3 good wells and a spring creek and two acres of orchard. There is an excellent and very valuable bush on each Parcel consisting of 12 acres of hardwood on one parcel `and 15 acre e of cedar on the other. The soil is clay loam on the parcel first men- tioned and there are about 68 acres fit for cultivation, about one half of which is seed- ed down; on the seeond parcel the soil is black loam and is excellent grazing land. The property is located on a good gravel road 3 miles from Clinton. For particulars apply to MICHAEL FLICK, R. R. No. 2, Clinton, or W. BRYDONE, Clinton, 266a4 .11.0mr omm...6461. FOR SALE., House and half acre Of land in the village of Egmondville. The 'property is situated on Centre Street, close the Preabyterian church and is known as the Purcell property. Good, com- fortable house, good shed, good well and cement cistern. All kinds of frit trees, strawberries, raspberries, ariA currant bushes. This Is a eorner pro. ptrty with no breaks on front, an the land is in a good state of cultiva tion. This is k nice property for Ietired farmer and the taxes are light For particulars apply on the premises or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 25844' FARM FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE Lot 18, concession 4, McKilloo, Huron County, containing 100 acres of first class clay loara soil (no better anywhere). There are on the premises one lae storey frame house with stone cellar; also a one etorey frame house, bank barn and Mil:dement house; two acres of good orchard; two wells of eocei water; a in frig ereax new reat of farm ond atreing eutinec across. This farm le wev feared with 'vire and drained with tile. and is in a first class state of cifleivation. Ten acres of herdead bush on rear of farm rural nutil at gate and phone in. house. Sit- uated on -a first class gravel road one-half mile from church and sehool and to ,t miles from the busy fowl: of Settforth. Will be sold as abeve described or in two lots of fifty aerea each. HUGH McINTOSII, 80 Rosevear Ave., Toronto, and REV. A. W. McINTOSII, Port Arthur, Executors. For- further par- ticulare apaIL to the executory, or to JOHN • RANKIN, Striorth. 265841 TelARM FOR SALE --FIFTY ACRES OF A- choice land in the village of Egmondville, Huron County, adjoining the town of Sea - forth, one of the _best towns in Ontario. The Farm eonsists of a 9-rocaiied house with front and back verandah, an& sun parlor. HYdro-el- ectrie lighting throughent, furnace, bathroom. toilet with hot atnd cold water, front and back stirs sidewalk and hydro strellighee Rural phone. i to Every pait in first class repair. Twen min- i*? walk to' depot. One frame barn, stone foundat stables underneath: one brick barn and implement shed, garage, Iota of spring water at barn and house. Fall ploughing done. This is an up-to-date place and cenven- lent to public school and Collegiate Just:Kobe and separate school. Also 100 scree choice land adjoining last "mentioned consisting of one Janet brick cottage, -With slate roof in good repair; large bank barn nearly new with first class stabling underneath; riming water, driving shed, lots of spring water convenient to barn and house, Also conveaient to 'Milk and Separate achoob and Collegiate Institute. These properties can be bought together or separately. Easy terms to suit purchaser if necessary. -Good gravel roads in every direc- tion. Also n hie& cottage •coritaming six Irooms' arad 2 acres of land in the village of Egmondvfile. Good reasons for selling. Apply to ar. R., COLBERT, Egertondville la 0, Ont. Pne 16 143 Seafoeth Central, Home 'ma Saturday." - ' 2665x2 i. WM. 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