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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1919-07-25, Page 591 ice nps an )xfords e we've ever experienc- e Pumps and Oxford's was never made than We've Style creations sn the country. Here ;.athrs and Fine White iite ganvas as well as 11 ee the newest lasts Is, and with Sport or . $4.50 to $6.00 Sport or SpooLheels, $6.00 irips and Sport heels, amps and Speol heels s, ▪ plain toe and Spoor . $3 t.0(J and $3.50 dnd Spol heels, turn - '$3.75 te $6.00 pooLheels, turei soles, . , .$3.75 to $6.00 vamps and Sport or .$2.50. to $3.50 IMITIERCIA.L )dak-time line of Brown - perfect results. md young and to come. y records. for developing le increased de- ?,.st negatives. bOund to please - m. B. SEAFORTH rill attention. p•••••11.41•••••K DE' KS t extent the invitation to ng. Sale and all for ena,b- lch quick or - ave ben re find their profitable, Ey i-tsked- was au. leather ,= now stook ; yd hoes, Ire(1 other, /1'w and all it arrives !rit wm-r for the pro- ,- f)ost. and' - 7 iJT CASE.S. e 7 • • . , • ' , - • . JULY 25, 1919 esisimeemse BRUSSEf c -,Died of Burns. -Th e following dis- patch, from Hespeler, which appeared in the 1.4011(10/1, papers on Thursday last will be read with melancholy interest by many here, Mrs.- .Ctiber being a _ former resident of Brussels and Ethe1. The dispatch says: Mrs. John Coker-, who Was badly burned and injured yesteiday when her °clothing was set on fire by thek bursting at an oil stove at the home a her sister Mrs. George Washburn, died to -day, a.fte.r about 15 hours' intense suffering despite every effort of medical skill to save, her life.- Cober, who was in. her seventy- sixth year, was born at Carlisle, Opt., but had lived in, this district most of her life. She resided at Ethel for 35 years, at Brussels nearly five years, and for several years in Puslinch town- shin- She had lived with her sister Mrs. G. Washburn, 011 Cooper street, here. She was Predeceased by her husband eleven years ago and is sur- vived by three son, Ephraim, of To- ronto Norman of Detroit; and Aaron, of Wieybourn, Sask., one daughter, Mrs. 'E. H. McGinnis, of Hespler; two brothers, Enbeh Eaton and Nelson Eaton, and two Sisters, Mrs. G. Wash- burn and Mrs. II. Sander; all of Hes- pier. The funeral will take place to- morrow in Brussels. SEAFORTil MARKETS, Seaforth, July 24, 1919 Bran, per ton ' $42.00 Shorts., per -ton . $44:00 Potatoes, per bag $1.25 Flour, per cwt 5:00 to 5.90 Spring wheat, perbushel $2 .06 Butter, - , 42 to 45c Eggs, per dozen ' 44 to 45c ,Oats, per bushel 80e Wheat, per bushel • $2 . 00 Barley, per bushel Hogs, per cwt $23 . 25 .$1.10 BEAN MARKET Toronto, July 22.-Beans-Ganad4.n, $3.00 to $4.25. POULTRY MARKET Toronto. July 22.-Hen1. 4 lbs. tlec, 41/4 - and over 28c: spring chickens 40 M 45c: roosters 22 to 25e; ducklings 33 to 35c: turkeys 30 to 35c. DAIRY MARKET Toronto. July 22. -Eggs, new Laid. 54c; seleet 57e: butter, creamery prints 54 to -5c;5 choice dairy prints 47 to 48e; ordinary there prints 43 to 44c; .bakers' ;e3 to 34c: oleomare- rine. beet grade 35 to 37c. GRAIN MARKET Toronto, July 22. -Manitoba Wheat -No. .1 -.Northern, 52.241/2; No. 2 Northern, $2.211/4 ; No. 3 northern. *2.17½; No. 4,wheat, 52.111/2, in store Port William. Manitoba Oots 944c; no. 3. C.W., 90%c; extra No. 1 feed 903c; No 1 feed 88%d: No. 2 feed, 85%c; 'Manitoba Harley -No. 3. C.W.. $1.30%c; No. 3 C. W. 51.261/4i; reiected, $1,e01/4 : feed, $e.201/4. American Corn -Prompt shipment -No. 3 yel- low, nominal; No. 4, nominal. Ontario OMB No. 3, white, 87 to 90c, according to freight. Ontario Wheat--(f.o.b. shipping points, ac- cording to freight) -No. 1 winter, nominal; No. 2 winter 52; No. 3 winter, nominal: No. 1 pring, No. 3 spring, nominal.- • Barley -Malting, $1.22 to $1.26. Manitoba Flour -Government altandard .elle Toronto. Ontario Flour -Winter, in jute bags, prompt shipment, Government stfandard, 511, To- ronto. F'ea.s-No. 2, 'nominal. Buckwheat - No. 2. nominal. Rye -No. 2, nominal. Hay -Tra,ck, Toronto. No. 1. $21 to 523; mixed $10 to 519. Straw-Carlots, $le to $11. Mill - feed -Carlota delivered Montreal freight, bags included: Bran, per on, $e2; ehorts, 544 ;- good feed our, per bag, 52.90 to $8. • LIVE STOCK MARKET Union Stock Yards, Toronto, July 22. - With over 400 head df 'cattle here this morn- ipg, trade started very slow and prices for medium and lower qualities were reduced by 50 cent; through to, .5teers sold as high as 514.75 by on and twos, and a good idad of butcher cattle was disposed of at $14.40. -The yards were' crowded with common stuff and nothing like a clean-up was effected. Good butcher cows remained about steady with last week's close, but there Were few of these in the day's run. The supply of milkers and springers was small and prices for the latter were the same as last week according to quality with dernandt fair, but milkers, un- less of extra -merit were not wanted. Stock- ers and feeders were not plentiful nor was the demand ver 3P good. A few good feeders were taken up at $11.50 to $12.00 for ex - Port across the line. There was a decided falling off in the demand for small meats. The best lambs sold to -day foe $e0.00, and the average for fair quality stuff -in this line, was $19.00. in fact, in the sheep line, good yearlings were • the only class that remained steady, all others being from a dollar to a dollar and a half off from last week's close..,Top quality calver etold at $19.0�, a decline of a dollar and a half, while common calves were off more than two dollars in price. The hog market as a whole, remained steady at 524.50, fed and watered, -though packer buyers this morning sent out quotations a dollar and a quarter lower for the balance of the week. their prices offered being $22.25 f.o.b., and $23.25, fed and watered. The -receipts for to -day were 224 cars. with 4,240 cattle. 851 calves, 2,004 hogs and 930 eheep and lambs. United Farmers' Co -Operative Company Limited, sold: Butcher*, 7, 330 lbs. $12.; 1, 800 tbs. *11.25; 2,, 880 tbs. $11.50; 1 790 Ms. $12 1, 690 Ms. $10.-50; 19, 1,060 tbs. 513: 3, 700 tbs. 511.25; 3, 70 tbs. $11.25; 1, 790 tbs. $11.50; 1, 690 tbs, $11.50; 18 1,090 tits, 512: 1, 690 tbs. $11.50; 18, 1,090 tbs. 512: 2, 840 tbs. 512; 1, 840 tbs. $12; 1, 710 lbs. 510.50; 1, 590 tbs. 513.25; 3 800 tbs. $12.50: 8, 990. tbs. $12.50; 18 1;020 tbs. 511; 2, 700 Ms. 59; 1, 720 tbs. 59; 1 640 tbs. 58.75; 1, 720 tbs. $8,.75. Cows -1 1,320 tbs. $12; 1, 970' tbs. 53.90; 1. 890 tbs. $5.25: 1, 830 lbs. 57; 1. 1.020 lbs. 58.79; 1. 900 Ms; *6; 1, 1,240 lbs. $7; 1, 920 tbs. 58.75. Bas -1, 760 Ms. 57./5; 1,. 1,190 lbs. 58: 1, 870 tbs. $8; I, 870 tbs. 58.30; 1, 870 lbs. 58.00. MeDonald and Halligan sold 26 loads, as follows: Butchers -20, 1,070 tbs. 513.10; 2 1,070 Me. 512.75; 19, 1,070 -tbs. S112.40; 8 te20 • Me. $12.35; 16, 890 lbs. $114.35; 5 910 Th. 511.50. Cows -14, 1,180 tb 511.15: 2 1.180 tbe. 59; 1, 1,190 tbs. 58:: 1, 1e0e0 57.e0e 2, 950 tbs. 56•25. e The Corbett -Hall, Coughlin Co.eold 30 cars: "e:Itoice heavy steers, $14 to 514.76 ; good 513.e0, to 514: choice butchers 513 to $13.40; good $12.50 to 513; medium $1e.50 to 512; omen -ion 510.50 to 511; choice cows 510 to • 510.50; good 59.50 to 59.75; rdedium 58*.00 • to 59; common 57 to 58 • canners 55 to 55.50; 36 steers weighing 1,18e tbs., at 514.25. IL P. Kennedy, Ltd., :mid 13 cart Steers end heifers: 1. 700 lbs. $9: 1, 410 tbs. $8; 7.4, 900 lb*, 512.50; 1, 1,060 tbs. $10.50; 22 1,010 tbs. $13.75; 9, 900 Ma $10.25; 3, 810 tbs. $10.50; 1. 780 lbs. $10.50; 9, 850 tbs. 512: 2, 725 tbs. 512; 2, 740 • tbs. e$10; 19 1.050 tbs. $14.40; 18, 1,000 tbs. 513..25. Cows - 1. 1,1140 lbs. 56.50; 3, 1,110 tbs.. 59.50; • 1,040 tbs. $10 ;-1, 630 lbs. 510; 5, 1,050 1b.s. 59.50; I, 1,000 tbs. $5; 1, 1,280 lbs. 510: 1, 1,080 tbs. 59. • Bul1s-1, 1,420 tbs. $14: 1, • "1,160 lbs. $10; • 1, 1,77,0 511; e 1.120 tbs. 59; 2, 840 tbs. 58.50; 2 1,090 Ms., 57.50. Rice and Whaley sold 21 carte Cows -9 1.1,10 tbe. 510.40; 2, 1,250 tbs. $11,50; 1 1,300 Hee 510.50; 1, 1,130 tbs. 59; 1, 1,188 113s. '58; 1. 1,030 the. 59; 1, 1,200- tbs. 510.50; 1, 1.010,113s. 59; 6, 990 tbs. $9.25; 1. 1.080 b-.4. 51.25: 1, 940 tbs. 510; 1, 1,020 tbs. $`1: e, 1.130 tbs. 510; 1, 1,260 tbs. 510. Steers aeiferre 17, 1,050 lbs. 513.40: 24, 940 Me. 513.2e, • C. Ze:teman and Sone sold 14 car.3. Steers end lleifere 9, 910 tbs. 511.75; 17, 800 lbs. 53; 1, ee0 tbs. $9; 17, 800 tbs. 50; 3 800 ''lre eq. Cows -3, 1.000 lbs. $6 ; 2, 1,1e0 •lba 4:7.75; 1. 1,090 tbs. $7.75; 1, 1,160 tbs. 1, 360 las. 57: 2, 1,015 lbs. $7.75 ;' 1 •:ate tb.,. 510.75; • 1, 940 tbee„-‘0.75; 1, 960 e7Se5; 15, 920 tbs. $8.15; 7, 1,050 lbs. l• 1,0e0 tbs. 58. Bulls -7, 1,130 Ms. ; 1 e80 tbs. 59.25: Calves- 28,. at 510.85 eer ewt. • 1 at $19; 10 at $15.75 cwt. Sheep 4. et 1.41acts. Quinn and Hieey sold 15 loads, Butchers -sate> 10, 830 tbs. $10.50; 6, 800 tbs. 511 .;, 760 lbs. 510; 7, 950 lbs. 513; 1, 1,160 tbs. 1. 960 113e. 512•. 2, 1,280 Ms, 513.25; 13, 1,010 Me. 513.10; 2, • 1,01 tbs. $12.75. Cows -1 1.120 the. 510; 1, 1,040 tbs. 59.50; 1, 880 •Me, 55.50; 4. 1,210 ,Me. 510; 3, 1,080 ths 159: 1, 1,1,60 tbs. $19.75e; 1, 1,000 Zs. $16.50. Thelquotatioris were: Choice heavy steers 514 to 514.75; good heavy steers $18 to 518.50; butchers cattle choice 512,75 •to $13.26 do. good 512 to- $12.50; do. medium 511.50 to 512.00; do. common $0.25 to $9.75: bails -Chelce 511:25 to 511.75; do. medium 510.25 to 510.75; do. rough 58 to 58.25; recteva choice, 510.50 to 511.25; do. good $10425 $1.0.60; do. medium $9 to 59.25; do. dommon 57.50 • to 58; stockers 58.75 to 41/.75: feeders 511.50 to $12; canners and cuttere 54.50 to 56.25; nalikers good to choice , 490 5150; do. Common' and medium 565 to $75; sprinetem 590 to 5160; light ewes 5.10 to 511; yeerlings 513.50 to $14.50: epring lambs per ..cw,t. $19 to 520; °calves good to choice 517 to $19; hogs, fed and watered $24.50; do. vieighed a cam, 524.75; do/f.o.b., 828.75. Btiralo, July 22. -Cattle, receipts, 6,800: dry fed, ateadY: 'common and grass, 50 to 51.00 lower.; Prinme steers, 516;25 to $17.25; Shipping steers 515.60 to $16.60; butchers' 59 to 515.70; yearlings 510.50 to • $16: heifers 59 to 514'; cows, 54.50 to $12; hulls 57 bo 511.50; stockers._ and feeders 58 to 511; fro& cows and springers, • 55e to $165. Calves, receipts, 2,500; 51. lower; $6 • to 519; Hogs, receipts, 4,000; 50c higher: heavy, mixed and yorken3 $23.50; light yorken3 and pigs $23; roUgh8 520.75 to 521; stags $12 ,,to 518;; aheep and lambs, receipts, 1.009; steady. lambs, 512 to $18; yearlings 58.00 to $14; wetbers, 510 to 510.50; evses, 54 to 57.50: mixed sheep, $7.60 to $10.00. Montreal, July 22. -The offerings .of live etock at the differeet local markets contieue to be large, this morning's market at the Canadian Pacific Yards amounting to 1,000 cattle. 750. sheep and lambs, 1,200 hogs ad 1,000calves. • Receipts at the wa3t end market Were also large The demand for good' to choice cattle' is very good, but upplies of these grades are not overly plentiful, which 'makes the prices very firm. There is an increase 'in the receive; of inferior grade cattle, - and Prim on these are down. • Small mettie are firrn, with a fair demand for sheep and, lambs, while calves arenotso active. Hogs continue strong, with choice seiecte at 5e4, with the:usual reductions. - Trading et the C, P. R. yards was active but changes in prices were not in neidence.' There was a good demand for butchers ;cattle here et good figures, and practically all stock on the local market was cleaned -up. Quotations :-Choice Steers 513.00 •to $13.50; good 511 to 512.50; medium $10 to 511: common 58 to $9.50. choice butcher cat- tle, cows $10 to 511.50; good $9 to $10; med. 56.50 to '57; bulls, choice 510 to 511; good 58.50 to $10: medium $6.50 to 87.50; sheep $10 to 512.50; spring' lambs, 15 to 18 cents pound, milk fed calves. $6 to 515, , ' • • 111.•••••••••••••••••••11, ••• 77: • ., • ( - A inmoNExPosrroR •BIRTHS T• royer -In Hay township, on July 16th, Eliza Jane Greenslade, beloved wife of Stephen Troyer, in her -70th year. - , Balkwill At Hayfield, on July llth. to Mr, and Mm. W. A. Balkwill, a deughter. Brown -In Clinton on July -16th. to Mr. and MM. earnes Brown, a daughter.. . Quance-in 'Exetei, on Sunday, July 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Quance, -a daughter. Johnston --In Stanley on July 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 'Johnston,. a daughter. McDougall -At Tiverton; on July.5th, to • M. and Mrs. Hugh McDciugall (forinerlY ,.Mary Walker,. of Brucetield a daughter. MARRIAGES Baynham.-Harnees-At Exeter, on July 4th, • by Rev. James Foote, 1!.A., Amos Lloyd Baynham, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Baynham, •of Centralia, to Philippi Maud •' Harness. DEATHS • Beave;s-At Crediton, onJuly-11th, Mrs..Mary Beavers, Rinn-L'In •Woodham, on June 'i,ath, -Cern) inc eldest daughter of Mr_ and Mee. Joseph •Rinn, in . leer 40th 'year,'. Macklin -In Goderiche on Thurellay, July 10th, Leonard Macklin, elder son 6f Dr, and Mrs, Macklin, aged 18 yea. Spackmane.ln Bayfield, on ..luiy 14th, taviria -Gramm, wife of' Mr. James Speakman, aged- 63 years. •n , Dorsey -In London, ,an Sunday, July- 20th, Miss Margaret Dors4-, aged 48 years. . • ; W. T. 80X& CE Embalme• rs 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 • • W. S. Ggrtn. • EMBALMER AND • FUNERAL DIRECTOR Undertaking Parlors Above M. Williams' Grocery Store. • Main Strett, Seaforth Flowers furnished, On short notice • Charges moderate • Phone -Night or Day -192 *PORTANT NOTICES MACHINE- OPERATORS. '-WANI;ED A 41A. few girls to operate sewing machines.' W. E. SANDFORD Mfg, Co., Seaforth. Phone • 2692-tf A , WANTED. -A QUALIFIED TEACHER FOR ", S. S. No. 9, McKillop. Duties to com- mence •September 1st. State salary and ex- nerrence and address ISAAC BOLTON, Walton, Ont 2692etf ROWS AND VEGETABLES FRESH FROM . bur garden and orchards. Ask for our weekly price lists. HEROLD'S FARMS, Fruit- land, Ontario: Niagara District. '; 2690-12 flUAIiIFLED TEACHER WANTED FOR. '10" Selieol Section' No. 7 Hullett Apply stat- ing saIarit to Set McVITT•IE, R. R. No. 1, 13IYth, Ont. . 2693x2 HOUSE AOR SALE. -FOR SALE 7 ROOM- ' ed frame house on George Street, Sea- -forth, hard /and soft water. For further particulars Apply. to J. R. ARCHIBALD or JOHN RANKIN. 2693-tf 'WARM WANTED. -WANTED TO RENT -I. for term of ,years a good farm, 100 or 160 acres; buildings*ust be in good repair with plenty of accommodation for stock! Address box 157, Expositor Office. . 2689x5 RSTRAY HEIFER. --STRAYED ON TO THE' prernisee of the understgned, Lot 24, Con- cession '14, Feibbert, about June 12th,ea. year- ling heifer. Owner can have the same by Proving property and paying expenses. W. =N. -GLENN. .2693-1 IFTY CELERY PLANTS -30e. BEST • varteties, all transplanted, ePostpaid, ship - Ped successfully everywhere. Ask for price list of :other vegetable plants and fruits in season. HEROLD'S FARMS, Fruitland, Ont. Niagara District. •2688-tf WANTED. -SEVERAL •STENOGRAPHElp experienced. Speed, accuracy • and good vocabulary are essential. Working conditions ideal. Apply stating experience to Sales Man- ager Chevrolet Motor Company, Oshawa, Ont. • 2688-6 LOST. --ON TUESDAY, JULY 15th. HOUND • mostly white, with brown head ad black Soot on back, answering to the name of Harry. Any person with information lead- ing to whereabouts will please phone 2 on 245 Seaforth • Central, or apply to MILLER ADAMS; R. R. No. 2, Seaforth and receive reward. • ' 2693x3 • HOUSE FOR SALE. -FOR SALE BRICK ' cottatie in Egrnondville, containing 4 rooms with cellar, kitchen and frame summer kitchen, all in goad repair; good frame barn. The house is sitpated on one acre of land. Also for sale No. 2 separator, Standieremake. For further particulars apply on the Premisee or address Egm,ondville poet office. FERD- INAND BURGARD. 2692x4 tf HOUSE FOR SALE. -FOR SALE, A GOOD 'frame house situated 'on East William St, one block fromhigh school, with hard and soft, water, fur - mince and telephone. • There are two lots of -land containing a good garden and small orehard. Also a small barm e'er further' particulars, apply to JAS. wiun'irr, Seaforth, or phone•115. 2680-tf • EGMONOVILLE-EIGHT. acres of hind -with frame limas) and kit- chen, good cement cellar, also iwoodshed,.stable and small barn, Good well. Mee to school. church and stores. Small orchard. Possession can be had in March. For particulars apply to HENRY FORSYTH, Egmondville, or phone 10 on 134, Seaforth. 2668-tf CtUALIFIED TEACHER WANTED. - FOR "& school section No. 2 McKillop. Applica- tions statieg salary and exPerience will be viewed by the undersigned up to August 1 1st 1919. • Duties te) commence September 1st. A. S. BROWN,' Hecretary, R. R. No. 2, Seaforth. • 2691-4 • 1 TENDERS FOR CHURCH SHED. - THE •building committee of Union Church,; 1111101111111111M111111111111111IIIIIITIIIIIk Brucefield, call for the following tenders" . , = - i S. T.- Holmes bE = - 1 = i• Funeral Director and = - - = - 'Undertaking parlors in Oddfei - • lows building opposite ° ztewart Bros. Etesi- dence Goderich st., ()pp Dr. Scott's Licensed Embalmer ..iS - Flowers furnished on • ' - . short notiee- -. • -- - _ = Er:• - Phone" Night or Day 119 = E. • i1111111111111,111111111111111111111111111111111113: AMATEURS We develop films and fin- ish prints for amateurs in a dull, glossy. or phero- type finish. . Bring your work to pro- fessionals. - 11 F. BUCK • Seaforth, Ont. lst, 200 barrels of cement laid:down at Bruce - field. 2nd Erection of coneeete' work. 3rd. To supply materiel and complete the building including roef doors, and windows Sealed tenders for above work to be in the hands' of the Secreary, ndt later than August est.' For plans and specifications apply to J. A. MeEween, Sieretary Building Committee, R R. No. 1, Brucelield. ° 26921(3 Notice to Creditors ° In the matter of the estate of Christena Stephens, late of the Town of Seaforth, in the county of Huron, married woman, deceased.. Notice is hereby given, nursuant to section 66 of The Trustee Act, R. S. 0. 1914, Chapter 121, that all I ereditts and others heving• claims or demands a ainsf the estate a the said Christena Stephens, who died on or about the 9th day of February, A. D. 1919, are requested, on or before the 28rd day of Atigust 1919, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to Aznelia A. Stephens, Queen's Hotel, Searforth the Executrix of -the estate of the said deceased, their. christian and surnaMes,' addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a, statement of their accoents and the nature of the securities, if any, held bit them. And take notice that after such • last mentioned • date the said Executors will proceed to distribute, the assets of the said deceased astnong the parties ehtitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and that the said' Executors will- not be.; liable for the said assets or Vely part thereof to any person or persons of whose claim :a notice shall not have been received by it at the time of Such distribution. - Dated the 22nd day of July, 1919, PROUD - FOOT, KILLORAN & COOKE, Goderieh, Ont. Solicitors for the Executors, of the said estate. • . • lee Roteatil, "SMOOTHER "T*1-1AN ,VELVET" The finishing touch to• a good meal-Silverwood's 2' Ice Cream.• Its creamy taste and pure fruit flavors are a real delight, •Many fine dishes can !be served with ice cream, ' making dainty desserts for spe-cial. occasions. Silverwood's is pure pasteurized cream. -homogenized. 2 SILVER.WOOD'S LIMITED, LO.NDON, ONT. Bricks in all Flavors 2693-3 Look for the Siloen000d's Sign '• • .. Popular Stallions • The following, iioptilar stallions will ' stand for the • Amprovement of stock as follows: THE PURE rum PERCHERON STALLION INDEX Passed Enrolment No. 363 •Form 1 (Imp.) [8140] (88420) 515 to instire Monday. -Will leave hie own stable, Bruce - Held and go west th Varna at Chrie Ward's -1for noon; then north into Goderich township to the Hayfield 'tine and weet th Arthur Weleh's for night. Tuesday. -West ttk 6th • concessfon, north 50 Porters's Hill at eseorge Vanderburg's for noon; then north by `way of 6th concession to James Me- • Millan's for night. -Wednesday.-North to Huron Road by way of Jewell's Corners and Benmiller to William Hill's saw Mill, Colborne, for noon; then by way of Maitland coneeesion to Harry Sweet's Holmesville, for night. Thursday. -North 2 mike, east 2 miles to Albert 'Townitend's, 16th concession •,of Goderich townehip for noon: then by way of Huron Road th Graham .House, Clinton for night. Friday. --South by way of the London Road to his- own stable •Hrucefield until Sat- urday morning. Saturday. -South 21/4 miles by way of the Louden Road and east to Robert Elgie's, for noon; then north 21/4 miles to the Mill Road and' west to his own st1e where he will remain until the following Monday morning. WM. -BERRY, Prop. and Manager. • 2682x12 Passed (r5j.Vi93A0KR 15279 VOL.L XXIII Enrolment No..3267 Form 516 t° insure. Monday May 5th. -Will leave his own stable at Staffa, and go west to James Hill's, for noon; then south th the 'Cromarty line, then east to. Cromarty to his own stable for night. Tuesday. -South to Alfr d Hunkins', Usborne, for noon; then wesf along the Thames Road, for 3% miles 4td south on the 4th concession be John K einfeldt, for night. Wednesday.-Eaet to the 1imvi11e Ltle and south to Elimville, au # east Id Wine el ea th Jolin Delbridge's for noon; then sou to William Brock's, for night. Thursday. -South and east on the llth eoncession of Blanchard, th A. J. Mtntworthy's (Wallac 's old farm), for noon; then rterth to. the IKirkton Line and west th Taylor's Hotei Kir n, for night. Friday. -North along the Mite ell Road, to Mount Ple.asant, and west' th Jasper Prid- ham's for noon; then west and north th John Hamilton's, 10th concession of Hibbert for night. Saturday. -North 21/, miles th Mac Grey's 71h concession for noon; then west to the 7th conceseion to Centre Road, then south 'fir his own stable, where he will reniain until the following Monday morning-. JOHN LIVINGSTONE, Pro. and Manager. • 268242 THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION EARL .O'CLAY • ., 1 0.2035) • [1345i] . Approved 'Enrolment No. 699 Form 1 • Terms to insure 515. Monday, May 19th. -Will leave his own stable Bruceileld and,go west. to the 2nd concession of Stanley, then north to John Butchard's, for noon; then north and west to Ed. Glenn, Je's, for night. Tuesday. -By, way of Ban- nockburn to Varna at the Temperance Hotel for noon; then by way of the Bayfield Road th the Goshen Line to' Arthur McClinchey's, for night. Wednesday. -'By McCtienont's side Road to the Parr Line, then south th Williarn Foster's, for noon; then to William Md- Xenzies, 231 concession of 'Stanley for the night,- Thue day, -North to the Hayfield toad th his own etable for noon; remaining until g the followi Friday morning. • Friday. -To George MaC rtneyee Mill Road, for nowt; then th McAdarre a side road, and north aa the 2nd concession. H. R. S, Tuckemmith, then west th Jarzies Carnochan's for night. Sat- urday. -West by Broadfootts 'bridge then south to the Mill Road, to his own stable_ where 'he will. reenaip :until • the _following -Monday morning.* g. D. 1VIKIIDOCA. Prop. and Man- ager. .. -7't""•. THE GREAT th YOUNG, OLYDE STALLION . ,,e . •- P - - ' -,EAfiL OF STAt.NLEY----,-- - - '- Enrolment No: 5061 ' APtiroved. Fotm 1 Terms to inside 't1.6 Will, stand for the tmptovernent of stock this season •at •his own ,etable,' Bruc.efteld, whererMr. Murdock'svilt meet horse owners on Thursday afternoons and Saturdays of each week. R. D.,MURDOCKIProp. and Manager. • - • CUMBERLAND GEM - . (13978) t16983] Enrolzhent No. 1367 • ' Form • Will stand for the ineorovement of stock during the season 1919- at John J. McGasein's • stables, Leadbury, Lot 22, Concession 13, Mc- Killop. Terms -$12 to 'triune, payable February 1st, 1920. J. J. MeGAVIN, Pro. EMPEROR McKINNEY Standard Bred Trotting Stallion No. (54151) 1653 Einethrtent No, 4075 Foto,. Terms th insure $13* Emperor McKinney, sop of the world's greatest speed sire, McKinney 8818, *2.111/4, is a black horse 16 hands high and weighs 1,250 pounds with the best of feet and legs. Will stand fer the improventent of stock this season at Lot 8, Concession 4, 'Metier - smith. • Mares from a distance will be ma. For further particulars apply to owner ot phone 7 on 136. CHARLES RILEY, Prop,' pad Manager. • '2683,12 • TRUWORTHY . . Enrolled and Inspected 1 Bay horse, foaled 1916, standard and reg- istered, Vol. XXII. Bred by the late John L. Snyder, at Pa* Farm, Springfield, Ohio. Sired by Ortolan AxworthY, 3 Year old record 2.071/4"'Dam, Trussoca, 2.07 by Moko. Dam of TruJolla 2 year old record 2.201/4, raced in 2.07 at three 'years. Last `season as a two year •old Truworthy trotted the farni half mile track in 2.27. • Truworthy was brok- en to harness in May in .his yearling form and trotted a quarter in -38 seconds, one- eigth in 18, with no intention of searching him. He' is gaited to go very fast and he ,has the inclination to stay on. the trot and do the right thing at all times. Be is one of the fi.rst crop of foals by Ortolan Axworthy 3 years, 2.0714, and considered' by many the best individual son of his sire,. Axworthy 3 years 2.151/4.4 Remember the Axworthy Motto cross produced the world's champion the Rest Lady 3 years, 2.03. Don't eniss seeing Tru - worthy as I cannot say too much for him. Terms -Will stand at his own stable at Hill's Green at $15 th insure a living teal. GEORGE, E. TROYER, Prop. DE TRO Pure Bre1 Percheron .En'rolnient No. 51851 Form I Terms th insure 515. Monday. -Will leave his own stable, let 3, toncession 3, McKillop and go west tjo E. Johnston's for noon, then to 0Iintoi at Commercial Hotel for night. Tuesday.- orth to Jamas Snell's for noon; then east to C1iver Anderson's for night,, Wednesday. ---E 5 50 John Grieve's for noon; then east th W 'Ham Manley's. McKillop, for night Thu ay.- , k* To for noon, then to Dublin at Webber's Hotel for night. 'Friday.e-To Sea- • forth where he will remain at the Dick Howe until Saturday morning. Saturday. -West to • George Dale's for tion; then to his gown stable where he will remain until the follow- • ing Monday morning. •McMICHAEL & FISHER, Props. LORD MANSFIELD (Imp.). [21567] (16808) The Pure Bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion Passed Enrolment No. 1784 Form 1 513 to insure. Monday. -Will leave his own stable, Beech- wood, and go to Pat Wood's, Logan for noon; then in bis own stable for night. Tuesday. --To John Murree's, concession 11, McKillop, for eoone then west to Allan Ross' concession 1'10, McKillop, for one hour, then th his owe stable for night. Wednes- day. -To Frank Mahar's, concession 8, Logan, for noon; theni to Weber's Rotel, Dublin, for night. Th raday.-To Joseph Nagle's. , for noon; then to Joseph Atkinson's, for night. Friday. -To Martin Curtin's, 11/4 miles east of Seaforth', for noon; then to William Anderson's, Lot 29, Concession 5, McKillop, for night. Saturday. -Will Proceed to his own stable where he will remain until the following Monday morning James Evans, Proprietor and Manager. tt. • •-•• L:4 , A . , • 5 ans WANTED • Clean, airy, sunlit workrooms. I Short hours -a 47 -hour week, with S4turday half -holiday. Valuable training in agreeable work for the inexperienced. A good livin gwage to beginner 'which materially increases wit experience and proficiency. Write or call- " MERCURY MILLS cLIMITED arnilton Ontario • AT YOUR SERVICE Hie GINS' BOX 127, CLINTON • Phone 100 (formerly of Brucefleld) 11 -Agent for - The Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation and the Canada Trust Company. • Commissioner B.C. of 3.. Convey - tames, Fire and Tornado Insurance.• , Notary Public. • • Wednesday ea'ch week at Brztelleld ' • : • HOME 'BUILDERS - WHO for our Free Book of house and information telling how to save two to four hendred dollars on you home. Address HALLIDAY COMPANY, 61, jackson St, Hamiltou, Ont. 268 tans rom new Box- -tf HOUSE FOR SALE That very desirable property just off Main street, Eg-naondville, consisting of one -ha acre of land, on which is situated a 134 storybrick house with seven rooms and good cellar. There are also on the premises a stable. good well and cistern. also apple, plum and pear-, trees and other small fruits. This is a sp endid ProPerty and the taxes are lova For f rther Pai-ticulars, apply to Mrs. M. A. Charles orth. Egmondville P. 0. 285 x2-tf FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE I .have some choice farms for sale in the ownships of Usborne and Hibbert a I Well bjuilt and improved, oar easy terms of p t. 'JXIfOMAS CAMERON, Woodham, Ont. . 2 58-tf VARIYI FOR SALE. -BEING LOTS 1 17 on the 4t11' concessien of Hibber taining 150 acres with all necessarysbu convient th schools and churches of a °mations with telephone and rural rou miles frqm Dublin market This is a s Property and will be sold to wind estate of the late William McLellan. further particulars apply- th ANDRE LELLAN, Dublin P. 0., 11. R. 2. 2 AND con-, Idinge, din - 2½ lendid p the For Mc- 90--tf NsAftM :FOR SALE. -'-FOB- SALFe s • • 85, Concession 2; - McKillop, contalni g 100 acres. There are on the premises a. bank barn, hay barn, hen house and pig house. good 11/2. story frame house; plenty Of good Witter; drilled well between house a 'd barn . with over 15 feet of water. The arm is well fenced 'with woven wire and is well drained. The land is all under cultiva ion and Is a)firet class farm. For further pa eulars apply on the Premises oriaddress Seaf rth, R. R. `Noe 2. JAMES meorm. -' ,89-tf 'POR SALE. -ONE HUNDRED ACR CON- '• sisting of Lot' 27, Conceseien 3, Tucker - smith. Huron county; close to sch..1 and church; 5 miles to Seaforth. Clin in and Brumfield :%'on fine gravel roads. Rig tY acres cleared; twenty acre!' of bush and asturte; three hundred hard maples ; saga eamP; spring, no pumping for stock. 7 res of • orchard, ten roomed brick house, furnanee, telephone, •large barn stabling underneath, shed, pig pen, drivehonse, •beautifalyard. evergreeme /shade trees. j. TElEiRYBERRY, R. R. 8, Seaforth. 2685 -if FARM FOR SALE Lot 83, Concession 6. McKillop, 0 acres 4' the best <day land in McKillop. GJ acres of bush, the rest in A high state of tivation; 5 miles frnm Seater*, 2 miles frbm Cone stance, 114:Miles from school. The are en the prefaisel, a good seven roomed ho largo bank barn 64x7fi, all Page wire f cos and well tinderdreinaid. 'There are fory acres Ploughed‘ ,0 acres bush and the balance seed- ed doWn. There are two big innings, ono PiPed to barnyard and in the other a data with hydraulic ram pumping the water to the hose and to the barn. As tbe s ng is In the orchard and near the house and lin* MRS. AMUEL fence, there is no waste land. There262107410 sgaded and gravelled lane frem road to the. buildings. Apply to DQftltANCE. Seaferth. FOR SALE. House and half acre of Ian e in' th• village of Egmondville. The roperty is situated on Centre Street, elose to the Presbyterian church and i Imowit as the Purcell property. Good, com- fortable house, good shed, good well and cement cistern. All kind of fruit trees, strawberries, raspberijes, and currant bushes. Thi si Is a corter pro- perty with no breaks on fr nt, and the land is in a good tate ofj cultoiravar tion.This is a nice p f retired farmer and the ttimee re light For particulars apply on the remises or to John Rankin, Seaforth. 2584 -ti TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES • Convenience, sectuity and economy are secured by the use _of Travellers' Cheques issued by this Bank.' They enable the bear- er to. identify himself and are readily • converted, into the current coin, of airy foreign country. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE e ZIA Seaforth Branch J. G. Mullen, manager CREAM WANTED We have our Creamery now in full operation, and we want your patron- age. We are prepared to pay you the highett prices for your cream, pay you every two weeks, weigh, sample and test each can of cream caTefully a-nd give you statement of the sa.me. We also supply .cans free of .charge, and give you an honest business deal. Call in and see us or drop a' card for particulars. THE SEAFORTH CREAMERY Seaforth • Ontario TENDERS Tenders will be received by the Public School Board for the erection. and completion of a new iavatcay at the public 'school. All tenders must state the amount for the whole work complete. Plans and specifications may be had from. the Secretary of the School Board, and tenders must be rn the hands of the, secretary not later -than 5 o'clock p.m, on the 26th day of July, 1919. The Board reserves the right to reject any or, all tenders. Dated at Seaforth. this 16th day of July 1919: JOHN RANKIN, • Secretary Public Sclutol Board. 2692-2 21 JILI School of Commerce Clinton and Goderich, Ont. Offers the following courses :I BUSINESS STENOGRAPHER SECRETARIAL CIVIL SERVICE and arranges special courses for students. 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