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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1919-06-20, Page 5pends largely on how and heavy, get your hoes and you via be .comfort both bodily Footwear ed every ecting the style that Kid at $3.75 to $5.00 2.50 to $3.50. Rand- % Patent Leather . at %-rhite canvas at $2.50 rs, at $3.00 to $3.75. nps at $1.35; Patent • at $2.25; Barefoot mos pumps at $1.50; root Sandals at $1.25 ete stock of the well ber of the fan -1,w. 31MERCIAL 110TBI; Toers, and great interest the proceedings. EAU - es. were given by Mr. P, and by Mr. W. Proud- Sf roads h and south, east and west raded and gravelled, both s very badly needed. -Pur eport trade as very good and are keeping splendid -. A. E. Doan and dele- in attendance at the convention in Clinton on the Sunday school con-- Brucefield. on Wednesday.. and war relic sOcial even- ilethodist church on Mon - last was a great success. nme was splendid and all >d time. -The Ladies' Aid, iodist church, will hold a y on the lawn of Mr. and rilson on Tuesday evening, Supper Nvill be served fr a booth on the grounds ce cream and other good od music will be provided. ..orsimisme dak-time ao, line of Brown - perfect results. tad young and .s to come. records. ,for developing LC increased de- ?st negatives. bound_ to please m. SEAFORTH • attention. red troents of Serges, 'vou could wish to Feysi browns and guaranteed dyes. ty of materials at same attention' fine new stock of We're sure orth Son,. 'JUNE 20, 1919 Currant and Goosebekry Worm. The most common inSect enemy of .ittirrants and goosebetrries Zurrant and Gooseberry Worm. The larira ie a greenish eAterpillar, 9;baut ;three...garters of an inch long when !full grown, with. a black bead. and 1111.1111311910k13 black soots over the body. The larvae attack the foliage of ig000eherries and of red and white icancania but seldoln injure that of black entrants. At first they work 'ekisey in the centcal part of the tusk stripping the lefties nearly *Ill vit there, and.°dom danip before their obeeranal ,they may der the foliage atiy *lace. It la common to see neadv all the leaves eaten off numerous *ales. • The lite history a the Insect is • follows: -The adults, -which are .len.own. as Sawities-are straall four - ;winged Ries, about a 'qua. -ter of an inch in length. The fernalk. bas the abdomen yellowish and the rest of the body blackish in color. The male is for the most part blackish or black. The dies appear in spriug very soon after the leaves have expanded.' Eggs are laid on the under surface of the leaves in eba.ins along the main. veins. The young larvae on hatching feed upon the foliage and - become full grown in two or three weeks. Then -they drop. to the ground and form little cases in which they pupate. A new brood of dies emerge, lay their eggs and from these there -comes a second brood. of larvae, which may be seen on the Liiants at the time when the currants are ripe. When. these larvae are full grown they enter the soil, form little cases or cocoons, and rewain there till the next year, when they pupate and emerge as adults. Method of Control. - These are easy insects to kill. ALt currant bushes and gooseberries should be sprayed with from two to three pounds arsenate of lead paste or half that amount of the powder form in forty gallons of water as soon as the leaves have become well expanded. Particular care should be taken to spray thoroughly the inner parts of the bush. This will kill all the first brood. It, a second brood appears hellebore should be used instead of arsenate of lead, in the proportion of one ounce to one gallon or water. Arsenate :ef lead would be dangerou.s on the ripe fruit. The insect occurs everywhere in the province, and everyone should prevent .his plants being weakened and 'seriously injur- ed by it, especially as it is so easy to eentrol. Note.-J.iellebore loses its insecti- cidal propezrties anlese: kept in air- tight packages. - Prof. Le ci'aesar, 0. A. College, Guelph. SEAFORTH MARKETS. Seaforth, Jane 19, 1919. Bran, per ton $42.00 Shorts, per ton $44.00 Potatoes, per bag ..............$1.25 Flour, per cw't - 5 00 to 5.90 Wheat, per bushel $2.12 Spring wheat, per bushel $2.06 Oats, per bushei. '75c Butter, per lb 40 to 45c Hogs, per cwt. $21 .50 Barley, per bushel. $1.10 Eggs, per dozen 34 to 35c DAIRY MARKET Toronto, June 17. -Batter choice dairy 50 to 55c; do. creamery 60 to 65c; margarine M. • to 400; eggs new laid 58 to 60c; chees, tbs. 40 to 45c. POULTRY MARKET Toronto. June 17.-Dreesed poultry-turiteas lb. 50 to 55c ; fowl, tbs. 45c; chickens roast- ing 40 to 45. Live poultry -chickens, lb. 35 to 38c; roosters, tia 25 to 80e; fowl, lbs. 3S to 40c. GRAIN MARKET 7.oronto. June VT. -Manitoba wheat -No. 1 Northern, $2.24%; No. 2 Northern, $2.21%; No. 3 northern, $2.171/j; No. 4 wheat. $2.11%, ' atore Fort William. Manitoba oate-No. 2 C.W. 79c: No. 3 C. W. 77e; extra No. 1 feed 77c; No. 1 feed 75%c; No. 2 feed 70%e in store Fort Williana. Manitoba barley - No. 3 C. W. $1.28%; No. 4 C. W. 31.291/4; rejected 31.21%; feed $1.21% in store Fort William. American corn -Noma -tat. On- tario oats -Number 3 White 77 cent), according to freights outside. Ontario wheat No. 1 winter, per car lot $2.14 .to 32.20; No. do. 32.11 to 32.19; No. 3, do. 112.07 to 32.15; f.o.b. shipping Points according to freights. Ontario wheat -No. 1 Spring 32.09 to 32.17; No., 2 do. 32.06 to $2.14;00. 3 do., $2.02 to 32.10 f.o.b. shipping pointo atteording - to freights. Pean-NominaL $1.28 to 31.33, nominal. Buckwheat No. 2, nominal. Rye No. 2, nominal. Man. tkair gov- ernment standard 311 Toronto. Ontario flour - Government staedard 311 in jute bilge To- ronto and Montreal, prompt shipment. Mill-• feed -car lots, delivered Montreal freights bags included. Bran $42 per ton: shorts E44 per ton; good feed flour $2.75 to $2.80 pee bag. Hay -No. 1 332 to 335 per ton; mixed $20 to $24 per ton track Toronto. Straw - car lots 310 to $11 per ton. LIVE STOCK HARMS Union Stock Yards, Toronto, June 17.- Dro 'ers took advantage of an unusually light off "ng for a Monday to stand firm for bagger prices for their, cattle, and they suc- ceeded in forcing an advance of 50 to 60c on last Thursday's quotatide is. A stronger tra VT 88 looked for, but ad increase of at least half a cent per pound 'On all grades was not reckoned upon by Olie Imams. With, the higher quotationa in. force the trade never reached the activity of the markets of Wed- nesday and Thursday of last week, but in the end the 1 500 head of cattle forward were Pretty well cleaned up. One straight load of heavy steers fed tor J. Be( Diane and about another dozen head of,7steers cashed in at 14a and a few loads and small lots of cattle from 313.50 to 313.75. Best butchers sold from $12.75 to 313.15 and good butchers from 311.75 to 312.25. Cowa and bulls were an equally stronger trade, best cows selling from 311 to $11.50 and an extra choice odd COW here/end there at 12c. The demand for good etockere continued fair with prices stronger. Feeders met only a fait demand. Milkers and springers were •iteady, but the supply was light Calves finned 50c on an active market. 13heep and Iambs were steady and inclined to be slow. It was current nentir this morning that aeveral shipments of hogo had gone direct through to packers at $22 f.o.b., but the general quotation on the market was $21.75 f.o.b. an average of 50c on Thursday's prices. The receipts were 125 earleads with 1,513 cattle 832 calves, 2,244 hogs and 278 sheep and lambs. George Rowntree (for Harris Abattoir) bought 300 cattle: steer's and heifers $11.50 to 314; eows 37 to 311.50; bulls $10 to $12. J. B. Dillanee sold 20 steers averaging 1.230 pounds aa 314. The cattle were fed on the Dillane farm. H. P. Kennedy bougbt 200 cattle, Wed& for export: Butchers $12 to' $1g.25; heavY cattle 1,250 to 1,350 tbs. 313.26 to 313.75; short -keep feeders 312.60 to 313. Corbett, Halt and Coughlin tptoted: choice butchers 312.50 to $13; good butchers 312 to 312.50; medium. butchers 311.25 to $11.7$: comraon butchers 310.75 to *11.25; choice oaws 311 to .311.50; good cows 310.60 to 410.767 medium cows *9.75 to 310.25; com- mon cows 38 to 39: canners $4.54 to 35: choice laeavy Wills 310.50 to $10.75; butcher bulls 311 to 311.75; bologna bulls 38.50 to• 49.50: choice yearling Iambs *13 to 314; ehoice eheep 39 to $10: choice veal calves • e $17 to $18: alediano, calves $16 118.50. alitill$1111$1111111311111111111HIMMIII11111111.1. J. B. Shields and Son sold: Butclieda$-43' -960 lbs. $12.75; 6 900 lbs. 312.50; 3 1. lbs. 3/2; 4 805 lba. $12.50; 8 0 tbs. $1 4 /00 lbs. $12; 5 910 tbs. $1,2.80; 6 29.60; 21 1,180 lbs. $18; 4 0 Mo. 1 8 1.190 lbs. $18.25; 1,270 1158. 31*. Cows 1 1,000 lbs. $8.25. Bu -1 7 Abs. $1 1 1,340 lbs. $9.50. Butchers -17 and Whaley sold: Bute4e=-17 • 9 lbs. $12.90; 1 750 lbs. $10; 18 800 lbs. $11.5 21 890 tbe. $12.40; 1 no tbs $12.001 0901118. 312.90; 11. 980 LS. $12,50; $ 7 lbs. $12; 2 686 lbs. $11.50; 2 660 Re. $11•5 ,8 880 Ea. $12.50; 8 1.185 lbs. $.26:44 9 lbs. $12.50; 10 1.052 tbs. $13. C w0-1 Ael lbs. 310: 4 1.00 lbs. 411; 8 1,130 tbs. 11 1 ,11711 lbs. $11.60; 1 1,140 itoi. $10.25;J 1,320 lbs. $11.26; Calves $22 to $17,50. Munn and Leis& sold: Butchers -11 1, Ms. 118.76; 10 NO lbs., 318: 1 690 lbs. $11. Cowseel Lilo Ms, $11.50; 1 1,220, lbs. $10.7 1 900 lbs. 1 796 tbs. 34; 13 1120-115 $11,25; 1 1,1/0 lba $9.25. Boils,1. 1:190 115 $9; 1 1,460 ibil. 310; 1 1,850 tins $8.65,:: /MO tbs. $10.10 1. 800 $7.; United Ferrates 0o -operative Co. sold: Butcher steers and heifers -1 810 tbs. $1 7 1.000 lbs. $18; 2.550 tbs. $/2 2 860 115 212.501 3 14.00 tbk. $11.50; / 630 tbs. $1 1 1,000 lbs. $13.24; 1 1,020 Des; $18.25; 975 lbs. $12.50; 8 850 lbs. 311;' 760 -Ib $11; 4 700 lbs. $8.50; 4 1065 lbs. 318; 1,1,65 lbs. $14; 2 760 tbs. $12; ' 3 970 lb $18.10; rt 1 025 tbs. 313.15; 1 1;020 lb $13.15; 2 1,065 lbs. $18. Cows -4. 1,040 115 $10; 1 960 tbs. $10`; 1 920 tbs. ,$10; 1 9 tbs. $10; 1 1,190 tbs. $4.50; 111,100 lb $10.75 a 1 1,030 tbs. $10.75; 1 1.0,0 lbs. $1 1 1,19d lbs. $1.2; 1 1,140 tbs. $11.50; 1 1,1 lbs.1$10.76; 1 920 lbs. $10.25; a 910 lb $10.25; 1 1,200 lbs.. $11.76; 1 1.040 tbs. $1 2 1,276 tbs. $11.25; 1 1,020 Iles. $10; 1,010 lbs. 811; 1. 1,080 tbs. 110.50; 1 3 nee $iii 740 tbs. $4.50; 1 870 lbs. $3; 780 lbs. $8. Bulls -1 1.570 tbs. $11; 1 1,2, The quotations were: heavy steers $13.5 to $13.75; choice butchers steers $13 to $13.217 .butchers cattle choice $12.75 to $13.2r do. good $11.75 to 312.25, do. medium $1 to $11.25; do. common $9.25 'to $1.1.75 bulls choice $10.75 to $11.50; do. mediu 210 th $10.50; do. rough $8 to $8.25; burche cows choice $11 to $11."6 ; do. good $10.25 t. 21.0.75; do medium 49 to $9 ; do.. eommo $7.50 to $8; stockers 03.75 to I $11.75 feeders $12.50 to $14.00; canners and cutter $4.00 to $6.50; milkers good to choice 39 $150; do. common and medium Sad to $76 springers $90 th $160; light ewes $12.50 to $1 yearlings $12 to $13; spring lambs; per .-ew $18 to $22; spring lambs each 411 to $14 calvee good th choice $16 to $18; hogs fed aa wated er$22.75; do. weighed off cars $23 do. f.o.b. 321.75. • Montreal, June 17. -The offeringso of liv stock for the week at the west Ead cattl market amounted to 500 cattle, 700 sheep an lanebs, 2.300 hogs and 3,000 .calves,. TO -day th offerings at this market amounted! to 30 cattle, 530 sheep and Iambs, 1,200 hogs an 1,800 calves. . Trading at the market was fairlY activ but no special f$atures were in evidence othe than the strength in hog prices -and the heava offerings of sheep and lambs the lis.tter o which are becoming quite plentiful. Demaie for butchers' cattle was steady, and es ther was some good stuff offered,' prices held steady. Choice select hogs off cars were quothoi at $2 while others were 321.50 per 100apounds.. At the Canadian Pacific stock yards offeeing for the week amoun.tect to 350 cattle, 300 shee and lambs, 835 hogs and 1,300 calves. ; To-ta offerings numbered 350 cattle 276 aheep an lambs; 700 hags and 900 'calves. Tradin was active at this market and there was good demand for small meats, lambs beiis easier widle hogs held :steady ac aorund, $21.5 to 322 per 100 pounds. Quotations :-Choice steers 313.50 to1014.50 good $12 to 313; medium 310.50 to 312.; coin. 38.50 to 310; butchers cattle $10 to 312; goo $9 to $10; medium $7.50 to 39: lambs $1.2 to .$15; sheep 310.60 to $12.50; calves milk fed 36 to $12. Buffalo, June 17.' Cattle -Receipts 3,100; O0 to 75c higher prime steers 315 to 315.50 shipping steers 314.60 to 915; butchers 39.50 to 314.60; yearlings 311 to 316; heifers 38.50 to 313.50; cows 34.60 th $12.25; bulls $8 'to $11.50: stockers and feeders $850 to 31.1,50; fresh cows and springers 350 to $165. Calves -Receipts 28,000; steady 56 to 319.50; hogs receipts 8,000: Pigs 60 to 76e higher; heavy mixed and yorkers $22.25; light yorkers and pigs 321; roughs $19.50 to $20; stags 512 th 516: state $2175 to $22.15. Sheep and lambs -receipts 2,000; steady; lambs 312 to 319; yearlings 310 to $17; wethers 311 to 811.50; ewes 35 th 31.0; mixedr) , shee 910.50 to 311. BIRTHS Cantelen--In Clinton General Hospital on, -June10th, th Mr and Mrs. J. If. Cantelon, a son. MARRIAGES Debie--Varistone-At Wingham on Jane 2nd, Freda, daughter of Mr. W. F. Vanstorse, to J. S. Dobie. Peck -Elder -At Hensall, on June 4th Robert McKinley Peck. to Grace Victoria, daugheer Jf Mr. and Mrs. John Elder. DEATHS Bartliff-In Clinton, on June eth, Charles H. Baatliff aged 67 years and 2 months. SturdY-At tondeeboro, on June 5th, Dlizebeth Stalke.r, widow of the late Win_ Sturity, ir. her 5fith year. Ford -In Clinton, on June iith, William Ford aged 83 years. W. T. BOX It CO. Embalmers and' Funeral Directors a H. C. BOX Holder of Government Diplome and Liecense Charges Moderate Flowers furnished on short notice Night Calls Day Calls Phone 175 Phone 43 AUCTION SALES A UCTION SALP OF HO USEHOLD EF - y " feats on Saturda. June 21st on Centre' Street, Seaforth, just west of the Cooper Shop, at the fesidence of Mrs. Stephen God - kin, at one p.m., the fallowing. Dining room table dining room chairs, sideboard, rock- ing Chairs, 3 bed room ouitee, aprings, mat- tresses, leather couch, kitchen. cabinet. cup, board, Happy Thought range, Queen wood heater, - Standard sewing maehine, hanging lamp_ Aladdin larap, toilet sesta and other articles too nuraerous to mention; also ebout 5 cords of dry hard wood. Terms -Cash. No reserve as the proprietor has left town. STEPHEN GODKIN, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auctioneer. 2687-2 A ITCTION 'SALE OF FA.RM STOCK AND ' Implements. Mr. Thomas Oundry has been instructed to -sell by public auction on Lot 34, Concession 1, Tuckersmith. 1 mile north of Brucefield on the London Road, oei Friday_ June 27th, at 1 o'clock sham, the following property: Horses -Heavy draft bay mare 7 years old can be registered, general purpose gelding 5 years, general purpose mare 15 yrs. old_ draft mare 3 years old. Cows -Cow 7 years old due in February: cow 6 years old, cow 4 years old, cow 6 years old, sow 9 years old due in November, cow 8 years old due in January. 8 spring calves. registered Shorthorn bull 2 years old, brood sow due -to litter in September. pig about 2% raonths old and about 60 hens. Implements -McCormick binder 6 foot out in good repair, McCormick mower 5iae foot cut, De.ering hay rake. land roller, hoe drill, 1t booth' -Harris culti- vator with seed boa, disc harrow, scuffier root pulper, set 4 seeton drag harrows; Kemp manure spreader, walking plow. wagon, set bob sleighs,.,, hay mar, gravel box, wagon box; hay fork, car rope and sings, 2 top buggies 1 nearly new, cream separator, deraocrat, Chatham fannin'ag mili with bagger &Wished, 2000 pound scales bug truck, 2 steel pig troughs, potash kettle, 2 seta of double barness, set of elute harnesa, 8 horse blankets, cutter logging chain, set of log bunk, apt of Ideolo; esautiator and brooder cross cut saw, etc. Cook range, extension:table, ,% dozen Chairs, bedroom suite, sideboard, forks and shovels and other articles tho numerous to mention. Terms -A11 sums of $10 and under. cash; over that amount 5 months credit given on approved Sohit nOtes. A diseount of 5 per cent. off for cash. EXECill'oe8 OF ROSS ESTATE( Proprietors; T. Gundrv, Auctioneer. 2688-1 14. 11. 0 j ...... 0: 10 0; 20 50 0: 00 4o 1 ..... ... 40 '5. ,.. 5; 6. 6- .iiimMliiiiiiiiiiiiiiIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiW 2 SO T. Holmes . gl. 0 ' MA , An = Funerai. Direetor and ..... .,- . Licensed. Embalmer or ma 1 -- 1 Et Undertaking savors in Oddlei ow ' - • • on i0Waitttill mg*, opposite oil - °I. . = 6tevea,r6 Bros.. Resi- "ii deuce Goderich ate; opp = Dr. Scott's . . t / . Flowers; 1 urnished on .a short noitice. = . . , "5 Phone Night or Day 119, 5 - ; - 2. a. ); 1 a 8 a 8. 11) 1. ici 3. 1 a 1 o 9 . . v., er„ era W Gormley El S. EMBALMER AND FUNERAL i DIRECTOR Undertaking 'Parlors, Above M. Williams', Grocery Store. Main&tett, Seaforth 1 Flowers furnished on short notice ,Charges moderate - Phone..-Nig14 or Day -192 , , . ; , 1 ; . , r o a R. • IMPORTANT NOTICES , i .-Yo G COWS ' DUE TO F°RAr'n freshen. Apply to ROBERT' CLARK, R. No. 2. Seafoith, or phone 1 on 246. 1 2636-tf r WANTED. -A QUALIFIED TEACHER FOR " S. S. No. 9, 'MciKiliop. Duties to com- mence Septernber lista State salary and ex- perience and address ISAA.0 BOLTON, Walton, Ont. 2687-3 1 i BULL FOR SERVICE. ----THE UNDERSIGN - ed will keep for service on Lot 17. -Con- e cession 3 McKillop, aliollyrood" No. 36344 i Registered Hereford bull, to a limited number a of cows. Terms' $2.00! with the privilege of ) returning if necessary), GEORGE LOWERY. 1 p IFTY CELERY PLANTS -80c. BEST ' varietim, all transplanted. Postpaid. ship- ped successfully everywhere. Ask for price ' list of other vegetable I plants and fruits in C season. HEROLD'S FARMS, Fruitland, Ont, l Niagara District. 2688-tf , ' WANTED. -SEVERAL STENOGRAPHERS : " experienced. Speed, i acesuracy and good , vocabulary are essentiaL Working conditions ideal. Apply stating experience to Sales Man- ager Chevrolet Motor Coinpany, Oshawa. Ont. r 5 2688-6 • rows FOR SALE. -FOR SALE A NUMBER " of pure bred Berkshire pigs, large English strain, from two to two and a half months old. Apply on Lot 25, Concession 7, Me- Killop or address R. R. No. 1 Seaforth, Joseph Brewster.. - 2687x2 ILIOR SALE -IN EGM0NDVILLE-2EIGHT _ acres of land with frame house and kit-. , chen, good cement cellar, also woodshed, stable 1 and small barn Good well. Close to school, church and stores. Small orchard, Possession can be had in March. Foe particulars apply to HENRY FORSYTH, Egrnondville, or phone 10 on 134, Seaforth. - 2668-tf laeROPERTY FOR SALE. -TWO BEAUTI- fin homes with two, and four acres of grounds, brick, slated, ten roomed, all modern conveniences, in perfect rePair ; just 16 miles 1 rom Lake Huron, in the town of Seaforth; owner going th Vancouver. Price 33500 and 34,500, about half cost of construction. Photo on-romest. Apply BOX 516, Seaforth, Ont. . 2687x2 - o-a-ee port SALE. - A GOOD TWO STOREY ' frame house, known as the Tagney pro- perty on Coleman. Street, Seaforth, consisting of 9rooms, in torcelient 'repair. good getter, hard 'end soft water, alsO good' franielbarn: several fruit trees and 1 acre of ground For . further particulars apply th Mrs. JOHN SHAN- NON, R. R. No. 1, London Junction, Ont. 2686x3 . ' FOR SALE.-THRESEING OUTFIT CON, sisting of a 20-22 horse power Stratford traction engine and. Stratford separator, cona plete with feeder, cutter, blower and grain elevator, all in first claes condition. Used only six seasons. For particulars apply to ED. REICHERT, Zurich, Ont. Phone Zurich Cetnral, 10r94. 2686-tf 0 HOUSE FOR SALE. -FOR SALE. A GOOD frame house situated on East William St,' one block from high school, with hard and soft water, furnance and telephone. There are two lots of land containing a good garden and small orchard. Also a• small barn. For further particulars, apply to aAs. WRIGHT, Seaforth, or phone 115. 2680-tf , ; 4 1 j ' 4 ' 1 ' ! f,, ' 3 'i 9 ( 1 I c J , lalARMERETTES WAN 1 eeD FOR FRUIT work. -Girls are wanted to pick fruit for I summea months. Camps arc being established in vad,ious distrielis and girls are much 1-. needed for short and long Periods. 150 gala I wanted for strawberry picking -about June 17th for three weeks. Good wages. For further information as to wages, hours, board etc., apply: -MISS KATE S. EARTE, Women's: Farm Dept. Ontario Govt. Employment Bureau, 46 King St. W. Toronto. 2688-2 FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE I have some choice farms for sale in the Townships of Usborne and Eibbert, .all well built and improved, on easy terms of payment. THOMAS CAMERON, Woodhama Ont. ' . 2668-tf '.••••........1,.....•••,..mamoo , VARM FOR SALE.-FOR_SALE LOTS 17 " and 18 on concession 3, McKillop, Contain- .ing 200 acres. There are on the premises a 'good brick house 26x86, a good driving shed 36x60, good bank barn 58x96; good orchard, 8 good wells with 2 steel windmills ; well under- drained and fenced and in a good state of cultivation; 16 acres of hardwood bush; 3 miles from Seaforth; rural mail and tele- Ohoae. For further particulars apply to RAIN NASH, 984 Vernon St., Vancouver, B.C. ' 2686-6 , poR SALE. -ONE HUNDRED ACRES CON- " sistiog •of .Lot .27, Concession 3, Tucker- smith, Huron county; close to school and church: 5 miles th Seaforth, ' Clinton and Brucefield; on fine gravel roads. Eighty acred cleared: twenty acres, of bush • and pasture; three hundred hard maples; sugar camp; spring, no pumping for stock, 7 acres of orchard, ten roomed brick house, furnance, telephone, large barn stabling underneath, shed, pig pen, drivehouse, beautiful yard, evergreens, shade trees 3. TERRYBERRY, R. It. 3, Seaforth. 2685-4 . . pAum FOR SALE, LOT -29, CONCESSION z• 2, Tuckersmith H. R. S., containing 100 acres, 96 cleared; :5 acres hard -wood timber; 1 acre orchard; 35 acres under cultivation; balance in bay and grass; mostly tiled drained; also a running streant across one corner; 1% storey brick house; brick kitchen, 14x18; also good woodshed; hard and, soft water inside; hank barn 86x56 with water inside; barn No. a 36x50, up on stone*: -also flowing spring 8 rods from barn with cement trough; large hen house. This farm is well situated being 5 miles from Clinton and miles from Seaforth, 5 'miles from Brucelield 1 mile from echool and across the road tie church. This fame will be sold reasonable if sold at once. Apple' th Francis J. Coleman, Sea - forth, R. R. No. 3. Phone 19 on 614, Clinton. 2688x4 FARM FOR SALE Lot 88, Concession 6, Melaillop, 100 acres of the best clay land in MoKilloP, 6 sores of bush, the rest in a high state of cultivation; 5 miles from Seaforth, 2 miles from Con- stance, 1%, relies from school. There aro en the hlisterniam a good seven roomed house, large barn. -.64i76, all Page wire fences and well underdrained. There are forty acres Ploughed. 6 acres bush and the balance seed- ed down. There are two big sorings. ons Pitted to barnyard and in the other a dam with a hydraulic: ram 'pumping the water to the house and to the barn. As the goring hoin tize,ordord and near -the tames and Boo I fent* theft Is no waste land. There is a• graded and gravelled lane from the road to the buildings. Apple to mas. SAMUEL DORRANCE, Seaferth. 2627-11 THE HTJRONEXPOSITOR . Therfollowing popular stallions will stand for the imprOvement of stock as follows: , • THE PURE BREb PERCHERON STALLION N Passed EnrolmientaX No. 863 Form 1 (Imp.) [31401 (83420) 315Monday.-Will1t°lnsu ea.ve 1515ownstable, Bruce - field and go west to Varna at Chris Ward's for noon; then mirth into Goderich township to the Bayfield Line and west to Arthur Welsh's for night. Tuesday. -West . to the 6th .concession, north no Porters's Hill ,at George/ Vanderburg's for noon ;" then north by way of 6th coneeSsion to James 14e- . Milian's for night. --e-Wednesday.-North 10 • Huron Road by way of Jewell's Corners and Benmiller to William Hill's Ow mill, Colborne, for noon;' thea by way of Maitland concession to Harry Sweet's Hohnesville, for night. Thursday.---Worth.2 miles, east 2 miles to Albert Townsend's, 11.6th concession of Goderich township for •noon; then by way of Huron Road to. Graham House, Clinton for night. Friday. -South weir' of the London Road to his own stable' Brucefield until Sat- urday' morning, Saturday. -South 2% miles by way. of the tondoRoad and east to Robert Elgie's, for 110011 then north 2% miles to the Mill Road and' west to his own 'stable where he will remain until the following ,Mondity morning. WM. BERRY, Prop. and 'Manager. • . , • 2682x12 ' IVIAkWIRA . 16279 (15938) VOL. XXXIE Passed Enrohnent No. 3267 • . Form. 1 315 to insure. Monday..aday 5the-Wi1l leave his own stable Iat Staffa, and go avest' to James Hill's, for noon; then south to the Cromarty line, then east 'th Cromarty to his own stable for night. Tuesday. -South :tp Alfred . Hankins', 1 :Osborne, -for noon; then west along the Whames Road, for 3% miles and South on the 4th concession tio John Kleinieidt, for night. Wednesday. -East to the Elimville Line and south to Elimville, and east th Winchelsea sto Joan Delbridge's for noon; there south th William Brock's, for _night. Thursday. -South and east on the 11th concession. of Blanchard, to A. J. Muxworthya (Wallace's old .,farm.), foif noon; then north to' the Kirkton. Line an4lWest th Taylor's Hotel Kirkton, for night. Fr day, -North along the Mitehell Road, to Moint Pleasant, and west, to 'Jasper Prid- haifs for noon; then • .west -and north to Jo1n Hamilton's, 10tho.concession of Hibbert fori night Saturday.-NOrth 2% miles th Mae Gr y's 7th conceesion fOr noon; then wait to the 7th concession to Centre Road,/ then south to tds own stable, where he will -remain until the, following Monday. morning. - JOIN LIVINGSTONE, Pro. and Manager. 2682-12 T1Th IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION -EARL O'CLAY (12035) [184581 Apieoved Enrolment No. 699 Form 1 Terms toainsure $15. Monday, May 19th. -Will leave his own stable Brucefield and go west to the 2nd concession Of Stanley, then north to John Butchard's, for rtoon ; then north and west to Ed. Glenn, Jr's, for night. Tuesday. -By way of Ban- nockburn th Varna at the, Temperance Hotel for aoon; then by way of the Bayfield Road to the Goshen Line th Arthur McGlineheyas, for night. Wednesday. -By McOlymont's side Road to the Parr Line, then south th William Foster's, for noon; then •to Williara Me- Kenzies, 2nd concession -of 'Stanley for the night; Thursday. -North fr,b the Bayfield"road th ha own stable for noon; remaining until the following Friday Morning, Friday. -To Georae McCartney's, Mill Road, for noon; then 10 MeAdam's side road, and north to the and concession H. R. S., Tuckersmith, then west ;th James Carnochan's• for night. Sot- urday.-West by Broadfoota bridge, then south th the Mill Road, th his own stable, where he will remain until the =following Monday morning. R. D. MURDOCK,. Prop. and Man- ager. THE GREAT YOUNG CLYME STALLION gAr.11.4 9F -St.WiT#E,Y _ Enrolment No. 5051 . Atiliecned Form Terms to Insuria 315 Wig stand for the abtierovernent of stock this Season at his own stable; Brucefield, where Mr. Murdock will meet hose owners on Thdrsday afternoons and Saturdays of each week. R. D. 1VIURDOCK, Prop. and Manager. CUMBERLAND GEM (13978) [16986] Enrolment No. 1367 Form 1 Will stand for the 'improvement' of stock during the season 1919' at John J. McGavin's stables, Leadbury, Lot 22, Concession 13, 'Mc- Killop. Terms -$12 .th , insure, payable February lst, 1920. I. J.' lifeG.ANIN, Pro. EMPEROR McKINNEY Standard Bred Trotting Stallion No. (54151) 1653 Enrolment No. 4075 Form Terms th insure $13. EmDeror McKinney, son of the world's greatest speed'sire, McKinney 8818, 2.11%, is a black horse 16 hands high -and weighs 1,260 eibunds with the best of feet and legs. Will stand for the improvement,, of stock this season at Lot 8, Concessam, 4, _Tucker - smith. 'Mares from a •distariee seill be met. For further particulars aably tb owner or Phone -7 on 186, CHARLES RILEY, Prot,. and Manager. 2683-12 TRUWORTHY Enrolled and Inspected • Bay horse, foaled 1916, Standard and reg- tered, Vol. XXII. Bred by the late elOhn . Snyder, 'at Park Fatah, Springfield, Ohio. ired by Ortolan Axworthy,"3 year old reccrrd .07%; Darn, Trussoca, 2.07 by Moko. Dam f Truiplla 2 year old recisrd 2.201/4. raced "2.07 at three years.. Last season as a wo year. old Truwerthy teethed the folk alf mile track in 2.27.. TrOweirthy was brok n 10 harness in May in his yearling form nd trotted a gosaftor in 8$, seconds, one, gth in 18, with no intention of searching int. He 'a gaited tei go very fast an he as the inclination to, stay on the trot and o the rioht thing at all Valeta He is sne 1 the first croP of foals by Ortolan Axwortly years, 207, and considered by may the est indiveal son of fibs sire, Axweatlerg ears 2.154. Remernber the. Aitworthy Moko rose produced the world's champlorathe,Real sady 8 years, 2.03. Don't miss seeing Pro- orthy as I cannot say too much Afar hdi2. imps -Will stand .ot his own otable-at HIU'S men at_ 05 to insure a living foal. GEORGE . TROYMe. , Prole. DEXTRO Pine Brea Percheron nrolment No. 6185 - Form 1 Tennis th insure. $16. Monday. ---(Will leave his own stable, lot 3, cession 3, Mallop and go west to E. ohnston's for noon, then to Clinton at ommercial Hotel for night. .Tuesdaya-Nbrth to James Snell's for noon; then eaot to Oliver Anderson's for night. Wednesday. -FAO_ John Grieves foO noon; then, emit to W'Mlam. Matiley's, McKaTep, for, night. Thursdi0.- To for noon, -then to 'Dublin at Webber's Hotel for night. Friday. -To Sea - forth where he will remain at the Dick House until Saturday miming. Saturtlity.-West to George Dale's for noon; then to- his own stible, where he will remain until the follow- ing Monday morning, • mclulell&EL & FISHER. Props. LORD MANSFIELD (Imp.) [21567] (16803) The Pure Bred Imported Clidesdals Stallion Passed Enrolment No. 1734 Forns 1 $13 to hwure. Monday, -Will leave his own stable, Beech- wood, and go to Pat Wood's, Logan for noon; then to Via own stable for night. Tuesday -To Joh Murray's. concession 11, McKillop, for n; hen west to Allan Ross' conceeslon 10, MeElllop, for one hoar, then to his own stable for night. Wednes- day. -To Brunk Mahara, concession 3, Logan, for won; then to Weber's Hotel, Dublin, for night Tizuzsclay.,:---To looted" Nagle's, for noon; then to Joseph Atkinson's, for night. Pride, y. -To Martin Curtin% 136- alas east of Seaforth, for wane then to Witham. Andoman's, 1,9t 29, Corimisiotz 5, .Mojandop for night. •.Satuzdity.-Will 'proceed to his own stable where he will remain until the following Monday morning James Firvatioe Proprietor and Manager. • HOM' E BUILDERS Write for our Free Book of' hotise plans and information telling how to save from two to four hundred dollars on -you ,new home. Address HALLIDAY COMPANY, Box 61, Jackson St., Hamilton, Ont. 268641 TENDERS WANTED for constructing the Pryce Drain hi the Town- ship of McKillop and the Dickson Drairi in the Townships of McKillop and Hallett will be received by the undeasigned until Satur- day the nit day of June, 1919, or at the meeting of council at the Commercial Rotel- Seaforth on June. 28rd, p. in. A cheque for five per, cent of contract price to accdniranY each tender. The lowest or any tender not nesiosarilY accepted. Plans etc. cart be sn at the clerk's office, Lot 24, Concession 7, McKilop. )1t. MURDIE, Clerk of McKillop, Seaforth, P. 0. 26864 FOR SALE. House and. half acre of land in the village of Egmondville. The property is situated on Centre Street,close. to tbe Presbyterian church and is known as the Purcell property. Good, com- fortable house, good shed, good well and cement Cistern. All kinds of fruit trees, strawberries, raspberries, and currant bushes. This Ls a corner pro. ilerty with no breaks on front, and the landis in a good state of cul,tiva- tion. This is a nice property for a retired farmer and the taxes are light For particulars apply on the premises or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 258441 Notice to Creditors In the estate of Michael McCardle, deceased. Notice is' hereby given pursuant to the Statute in that behalf, that all persons hav- ing any claim s against the estate of Michael MeCar•dle who died on the /0th of May, 1919, are required on or before the 23rd of June, 1919, to send by post or deliver to the under- signed .solicitors herein for Mary McCardle and John Malone, executors of the will of the said deceased, full particulars of their Claims, and that after the said 23rd of June, 1919,- the said. executors will dirstribute ,the assets of said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only th the claims of whidh they shall then have had notice, and that the said executors will. not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person of whose claim' they shall not, then have receive( notice. Dated 'at Seaforth 2ndt of June, 1919. PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & COOKE, Sea - forth; Solicitors for said Executons. 2686-3 AT YOUR SERVICE. B. R. FRC GINS BOX 127, CLINTON Phone 100 (formerly of Brucefield) -Agent for- , The Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation and the Canada Trust Companyt, Commissioner H.C. of L. Cenver- ancas. Fire and Tornado insurance, Notary Public. Wednesday each week at*Brucelletd Hensall Tile and Block Works. We have just received a fresh car load of Marys Portland Cement. If you want good flash ceraent call on us. We handle attly the highest grade Portland Cement., We are agents for all C. C. M. Bic des. Clevelands and Brantfords are our specials. Supplies always kept on hand. Phone 7 , W.. E. PFAFF Seaforth Branch J. G. Mullen, Manager moEiEmEiliemnmnmmnr. CAULIFLOWER PLANTS Genuine early Snowball 50 for 45 cents postpaid: Shipped successfully everywhere. Ask for price list of cabbage, celery, and other vegetable plants. HEROLD's FARMS, Fruit- land, Ontario, Niagara District. 2679-8 - HOUSE FOR SALE That very desirable DErty but oil Ms& street Eirmondville. eons ling of one-half sera of land. on which is situ a 14. story brick house with seven rooms and good cellar. Thaw are also on the premises a stable, good weld and cistern. also apple. plum and pear limes and other small fruits. This is a usleadidt property and the taxes are low. Por further Particulars, emir to Mn. M. A. Cholla= Egnzondville P. 9. Spend Dominion Day in Goderich Greatest Program in Western Ontario Tuesday, July 1st, 1919 AEROPLANE FLIGHTS DEMONSTRATION BY GREAT WAR VETERANS BASEBALL -ZURICH (winners of Clinton Tournament) vs. Goder- ich (winners of Blyth Competition.) HORSE RACES 2.10 trot or pace pure 350.0e 2.25 trot or pace purse 300.00 2.50 trot or pace, purse 100.00 CONCERTS BY THE BAND OF THE 33rd REGT. Baby Show , Highland Dancing Floral Parade, etc, Concluding with a Grand Fireworks Display in the evening Something doing all day long. Come and have the time of your life at "Huron's Golden Gate" Mayor Wigle, Chairman of Committee W Lane, Treasu rer T. Pritchard Secretary TORONTO ---WINNIPEG And Pointe *oat Leave Toronto (Uniciii-Snac) 9.15 p.a.. Um, Wed., Fri. --Canadian Nasional All the Way, TIM, Min*, Sat -Via North Bay, .T. & N. at Cochrane, thence C.N.R. Tim. Standard add Tsarist Slew I Nan., Weik, Pik ti Vesareem. in; and Nein Cam Test, TIN* &Me to Wilideme 1,12::111r611:7trietl: Hamilton. FL FAIRSAIRM,, PA,yersesek - , • ";.?"- . '1.2. • !Fel' • ; I. • Rates for Telephone Service T. new rates for Long Distance Service, eSecttve May ' Uth and based upodair-line mikage, correct inequaitties , . in the old schedide -.and embody both increased and d&I 'creased charges. Following is a comparison of old and new rates for a 3 -minute talk. to pointit most frequently called by local sub- scribers: •Jto., Old Rate New Bate Seaforth to Toronto' $ .60 . • • • • • .$ SCtraillintcao;d. .2.10 . . ..7.0, 5- .g ' London. .. .30 . . . .m4 ' .... .." 4 am . •••••• • Goderich ....... .25 „, • . BI,tla ..... , Exeter .15 .15 . The hours dutint which reduced Long Distance t',`tes (aigke ratee) ere 'In effect are tiow From 8.30 p.a. to 11.30 pan., 60 per cent of day rate. From 11.0p.sa. to 6 a.m., 40 per cent of day rate Ifight rates are based on Standard Time LOCAL sERviag 6 Rates for local service to pres,entsubscribers will be fescreased ten per caret, effective front July 1st next. Applicants for setviet will be charged at the increased raises, from Ikkw Evert Sell Telephone is a' Long Distance Station Inn Dell Telephone Co. of Cat;adit ' Banking Service vOUR banking requirements may ' be entrusted to this Bank with every confidence that careful and efficient service will be rendered. Our facilities are entirely at your disposal. _ THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE lA , Seaforth Branch J. G. Mullen, Manager moEiEmEiliemnmnmmnr. CAULIFLOWER PLANTS Genuine early Snowball 50 for 45 cents postpaid: Shipped successfully everywhere. Ask for price list of cabbage, celery, and other vegetable plants. HEROLD's FARMS, Fruit- land, Ontario, Niagara District. 2679-8 - HOUSE FOR SALE That very desirable DErty but oil Ms& street Eirmondville. eons ling of one-half sera of land. on which is situ a 14. story brick house with seven rooms and good cellar. Thaw are also on the premises a stable, good weld and cistern. also apple. plum and pear limes and other small fruits. This is a usleadidt property and the taxes are low. Por further Particulars, emir to Mn. M. A. Cholla= Egnzondville P. 9. Spend Dominion Day in Goderich Greatest Program in Western Ontario Tuesday, July 1st, 1919 AEROPLANE FLIGHTS DEMONSTRATION BY GREAT WAR VETERANS BASEBALL -ZURICH (winners of Clinton Tournament) vs. Goder- ich (winners of Blyth Competition.) HORSE RACES 2.10 trot or pace pure 350.0e 2.25 trot or pace purse 300.00 2.50 trot or pace, purse 100.00 CONCERTS BY THE BAND OF THE 33rd REGT. Baby Show , Highland Dancing Floral Parade, etc, Concluding with a Grand Fireworks Display in the evening Something doing all day long. Come and have the time of your life at "Huron's Golden Gate" Mayor Wigle, Chairman of Committee W Lane, Treasu rer T. Pritchard Secretary TORONTO ---WINNIPEG And Pointe *oat Leave Toronto (Uniciii-Snac) 9.15 p.a.. Um, Wed., Fri. --Canadian Nasional All the Way, TIM, Min*, Sat -Via North Bay, .T. & N. at Cochrane, thence C.N.R. Tim. Standard add Tsarist Slew I Nan., Weik, Pik ti Vesareem. in; and Nein Cam Test, TIN* &Me to Wilideme 1,12::111r611:7trietl: Hamilton. FL FAIRSAIRM,, PA,yersesek - , • ";.?"- . '1.2. • !Fel' • ; I. • Rates for Telephone Service T. new rates for Long Distance Service, eSecttve May ' Uth and based upodair-line mikage, correct inequaitties , . in the old schedide -.and embody both increased and d&I 'creased charges. Following is a comparison of old and new rates for a 3 -minute talk. to pointit most frequently called by local sub- scribers: •Jto., Old Rate New Bate Seaforth to Toronto' $ .60 . • • • • • .$ SCtraillintcao;d. .2.10 . . ..7.0, 5- .g ' London. .. .30 . . . .m4 ' .... .." 4 am . •••••• • Goderich ....... .25 „, • . BI,tla ..... , Exeter .15 .15 . The hours dutint which reduced Long Distance t',`tes (aigke ratee) ere 'In effect are tiow From 8.30 p.a. to 11.30 pan., 60 per cent of day rate. From 11.0p.sa. to 6 a.m., 40 per cent of day rate Ifight rates are based on Standard Time LOCAL sERviag 6 Rates for local service to pres,entsubscribers will be fescreased ten per caret, effective front July 1st next. Applicants for setviet will be charged at the increased raises, from Ikkw Evert Sell Telephone is a' Long Distance Station Inn Dell Telephone Co. of Cat;adit '