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BEAN MA,RBET
Toronto, February L. --Boss, 0.aWhn,
band -pick.. bushel, 88.76 to $4.007 Prtmm.
104,;, Califon a Mamie t 11��c.' ifadgasov
RAIRY MARKET ' '
Ton ato, February 1.-O6esa, new
SO to ale ; twins. 81 to 8804 Mpbd, S1Yt_
to #BSG; aid, large. 88 to - *i.; do.. twits,
$21/4 4. 8614a, Ritter -Froth dairy, abeke,
49 to 00k; ctaam 'y, Na 1 66 to 50c; frith,
tib to ala. Margarine -8S to 86c. Egra:-No.
3,1 70 to 7tc; loose, 78 to 800; new laid la
cartons, 80 to 82..
POULTRY MARKET
Tomato. February I. -Dressed Poultry -
Spring nhlclteos, 86 to 880; mote., 26 to
27o ; fowl. 28 to 60e ; duiklt ea 80.; turirey.,
62 to 60o; eutuths. doe. 15.60.
Live Poattry--Sprloy chtekena 22 to 809;
meet:ere, 20e; fowl, 18 to 10c; ducklings,
30e ; turkeys, 46e.
GRAIN MARKET
1oronte, February Le -Manitoba Wheat,-.
No. 1 Northern, 81.79'%; No. 2 Northern,
111.76,A; No. 3 Northern, 81.71%; Nu 4
wheat. $1.6%7. Manitoba Outs ---No. 2 C.W.,
46+ye ; No. 3 C.W., 4294c t extra No. 1 feed.
46%c; No. 1 feed, 40a'c; No. 2 feed, 971/2c.
Manitoba tiarlry. No. 3 C. W., 009: No.
4 C. W.. 66c ; rejected. 64c; feet. 64.
All of the above in atone at Fort W1111pm,
American Corn -38c. nominal, track Toronto,
prompt shipment. Ontario Oats -No. 2 white
40 to 600. Ontario Wheat -No. 2 winter,
81.60 to 61.@6,; per car lot; No, 2 spring,
*1.70 to 10.76, shipping points, acootding to
freight Peas --No. 2, nominal, 81.60 to 11.70.
Barley -65 to% 90c, according to freights out-
side.. Buckwheat -No. 6, 96c to 11.00, mob -
!Mal. Rye. - -Nov 3, 11.66 to 81.60, nominal,
according to freights out.ide. Manitoba flour
-810.00. Ontario flour -38.00 bulk amboard.
MBlfeed-Delivered Montreal freight, bag..
included; bran. per ton, 688 to 840; shorts.
per ton, 140 to *42: good feed deer, 82.10
to 88.00 per bag.
BIRTHS
Donna. In Seaforth, on January 16, 1921,
to Mr, and aloe. Joel [Rennin (nee Evelyne
Brown), u daughter Anna Katherine.
Henderson.. In McKillop, on January 30th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Henderson, n
son.
Swan.- In Mitchell. on January 22nd, toMr.
and Mrs Edward Swan, a son.
Pcrr,ot.- In Turkenmlth, un January 16th,
to Mr. and Mrs. William Forrest n non.
Medd.--In Constance,' n January 16th, to
Toni as
Mr. nd M.. JamMedd. n daughter.
Fortune. In 7'uok,.mrth, on Tuesday. Jan-
ury2,th, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fortune,
MARRIAGES
Greig --Copp.- In Toront,, on Saturday. Jan
22nd. by Rev. J. A. Itobiaoun. rector of
St, Philip's Church Rectory, Toronto, Minn
Stella Copp. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Corp. of Clinton, to Mr. William
Greig. non of Mr. 'Thoma Greig, of Clinton.
Bridget's Bannon Wafters. Al St .. i ndy, it's _('
hunch,
Logan, on January 2010, by Rev. W. J.
Kelly, May A., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carmne Watters, to Mr. Howard Bannon,
all of Logan.
Brintnell--Boll. In Llolornr Township, on
January 26th, at the home of the bride's
parents, William 16rintnell to Veru Agnes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bel), all
of Ualorne.
DEATHS
8.•11. -In Clinton. on January 26th. Robert
A Bell. aged 60 years And 2 month,.
Hanley. -In Goderlch Township on Friday,
January 21nt, Robert Hanley, in his 66th
year.
Dyer.--At St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on
January 20th, John Dyer, of Crediton, aged
85 yea..
SALE REGISTER
On Thursday. February 24th, 1921, at one
r. m., on Lot 33, Boundary Line, McKillop,
2 miles west of Walton, clearing sale of
Farm stock and implements. Thos. Ryan,
Prop.: T. Brown, Auctioneer.
On Wednesday, February 23rd. 1921. on
Lot 25. Concession 2, L.R.S., Tockersmlth,
extensive late of farm atoek. Paul Condign,
Prop.; Thee. Brown, Auctioneer,
IMPORTANT NOTICES
FOR SALE. --AN EVER -READY COAL OIL
Engine, 6 horsepower. This machine is
new. Apply to JOHN A. EOKART, 18. R.
No. 1, Dublin. Ont 2778x4
FOR SALE. -TWO GOOD DURHAM
heifers in calf, one due February 20th,
and other later. Apply to FRANK COLE-
MAN, R. R. No. 8, Seaforth, or phone 15
on 014, Clinton Centre/. 27784
'ESTRAY DOG. -STRAYED ON TO THE
preens of the undersigned, Lot 4, Con-
cession 7, Hallett. on Monday. January 10th,
a Collie dog, with white ring round neck
and white tip on tail. Owner may have
some on proving property and paying oharg...
ARNOLD COLCLOUGB. R If. Na 2, Sea -
forth. 2772-8
FARMERS' ATTENTION. --WE RAVE FOR
tele a stork of cement tile. Sines -2, 4,
5 8. 7, and 8 Inch; 10, 12, 14 and 16 tach
made to order. Leave your order early and
have them ready when needed. R. FROST
& SON, Seaforth. Phone 183. 2771,8
'FENDERS WANTED. -TENDERS WANT -
ed for repair work on the McKillop
Telephone System for the rear 1921. by the
year, tendon to be received by J. M. Gov-
enlock up to February 5th, 1021, and will be
evened at Chs, McGregor% house. By order
of the Board, J. M. GOVENLOCK, Secre-
tary. 2772-1
SH�IRTHORNB FOR SALE. -HERD HEAD -
ed by Royalist -_180083o, for male: 9
choke young bulls ranging in age trona 8
menthe up to 14 month.; 2 young nowa with
anises, et foot Prices re.sonable. Write
me. and, if peeelble, come and nee me; it is
worth while. JAMES HILL, R. R. No. 1,
Staffs. Out 2769x8
MAPLE GROVE FARM. - CHESTER
White Boar for aervice or for Bale; also
some choice young beam for sale that are
from pedigreed steak at a right price. These
Pigs ate stock by mho largest boars of
Annaseer of Tilbury, and he has boar. that
weigh 1,000 pounds in serviceable condition.
A. HUGILL, R. R. No. 2. Seaforth. 277138
NOTICE. -MONEY TO -DAY I9 WORTH
more than three to five and a half per
cent The anvings hank depositor can and
should receive with niaolute safety nix to
eight per cent on readily marketable securi-
ties, interest pnyoble quarterly instead of
halt yearly, Victory Bond holder. an re-
alize full face value of their bond., and in-
crease their interest yield by at leant two
per cent and have the maximum of safety
with the minimum of risk by communicating
with 1'. 0. BOX No, 217, London, Ontario.
2778-1
BE AN EXPERT TN AUTOS ANT) R
TAC -
tom. -We want 200 more men immediately
to fill pneitinne in early spring at 8128 to
8200 monthly. operotrng no tractor., driving
motor trunks and ars. netting tractors, ears
and farm power machinery, or a. nate tractor
menhanim, in .city and country garages. Only
few weeks required learn these 4'tL 1,0 at day
or evening chanes et Hemphill Government
Chartered Motor School. In every large city
of Canada. Start now and yon will be ready
for spring ronh. Send for aalogme-
7fEMPiHhT, MOTOR 870HOOL8, 108 King 1
Street Welt, Toronto, Ont, Regina. • Seek. -
teen. Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver. i
2778-ef
YOUR HOGS
will keep in a thirMg condition by
feeding our .Hog Ta and well
balanced Hog Feed.
TRY rT.
We have some real selected
Grain on hand. Try us with
your next order.
W. M. Stewart
MAIN STREET PHONE 77
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE ON FARM. -THOMAS
Brown has been imtroctrd to isell by
public auction at the Queen's Hotel, Sac -
forth, on Saturday. February 19th, 1921, at
2.3e Rm., the farm. coneiatlog of 100 urea,
being Lot 2, Concession 2, Mullett. The
farm has rill been needed to grassfor about
ten years. Suitable for grain or pasture
fere. Tarns: -Twenty per oent of the pur-
chase price on day of hale: balance within
30 days. The farm will be Bold subject to n
reserved bid. J. G. MoMICHAEL, Proprietor;
T. Brown, Auctioneer. 2778-3
1
E, XECUTOIIS' BALE. -THE EXECUTORS
of the late Michael Waters. deceased,
will offer for sale by *abbe auction on the
premiss on the Oat day of March, 1921, at
the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, the
following lands, namely: -The Southeast
corner of Lot Number Sixteen in the First
Coneesnjun of the Township of H-rbbert, hav-
ing a street frontage of 264 feet andre-
taining One and three -fifth acres on which
is nrtuate• a frame home, and at the same
time and place will be offered for liale all
household goods and furniture and all per -
nal property on nald lands. 'Perms --Cash
for all personal property. For Inti Fatale,
ten per cent. of purchone price at time of
sale nod balance within fifteen dayn there-
after. Fur Lull particulars and conditions of
sale, apply to Frank McConnell, Dublin, or
to Murphy & Gunn, Solicitors, London.
Doted this Thirty -tint day of January A. D.,
1921, MIIRI'HY & GUNN, Solicitors for
Enrcutore. 2773-2
A1)CTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implements. --Mr. C. W. Robinson, u
tione'r, has been instructed to sell by public
actionu, Lot 25 Concession I1, Ilrbbert,
two and a half noes went of Cromarty, on
Tuesday. February 15th, at one o'clock
sharp. the t'ullow,ng pr+,perty,'a tmoly: -
Horses -Heavy mare 10 year:, Idin foal,
Peroheron filly rising 3 years old, Clydesdale
filly rising 2 yeu,n old, : colt., one aged
driver, will work single or double. Cattle --
One fresh cowF, yearn old, 1 heifer roving
8 yenrs old due in April, 1 cow rising 5
years old due in April, 2 fat steers, 2 steers
rising 2 Years old, 2 hetfcm rising 2 years
old, 4 calves tieing one year old, 3 young
curves, also 2 brood nowt, one due April tat,
the other due in May. Ire-,lemente-.-One
Massey -Harriet hinder, 1 Maesey-Horrid mower,
I Noxon need drill, 1 spring tooth cultivator,
1 hay rake. 1 net of harrows, 1 single
Farmers' riding plow nearly new, 2 walking
plows, 2 twin gang plows, 1 cutting boo, 1
lend roller, 1 Noxon diem. 1 neoMer, 2 wagon,
1 her rack, 1 gravel box, 1 open buggy, 1 pig
ruck, 1 net bob sleighs, 1 Clinton fanning
mill, 1 hay fork and slings. a quantity of
t mothy hay, 1 set double breeching harnes,
one collar, quantity of three inch tile,
apple dryer. barrel, log chain. forks, hex.,
1 shovel, 60 nap paik and ,pilon, grindstone
and other articka. No rmerve as the pro-
prietor has sold his farm. Terme-All sums
of $10 and ander, cash; over that amount
9 months' credit'. will be given on approved
joint notes, or a dleoount of 4 per cent. per
num off for cash. Hay and fat steers
cash. EDMUND TREFF'RY, Proprietor; C.
W. Robinson, Audtioneer; F. Coater., Clerk.
2773x2
A UCTION SALE OF SHORTHORNS,
Homes and Pigs, the property of Beatty
Bros. Varna, will be held at their farm ad-
joining the village, on Tuesday, February j0,
1921, commencing at one 'clock p.m.;-
Shorthorm,-6 cows withcalves at foot;
Varna Duchess =129262= 8 yoam old, with
heifer calf : Genhilde Gift ,151864-, 7
years old, with heifer calf; Roan Queen 3rd
158611-+, 4 years old, with heifer calf:
Nellie B. -154095=:, 3 yenta old. with
heifer calf; Gunhilda Jewel X164098-, 4
yeant old, with heifer calf; Varna Lase,
--128822= 5 years old, with bull calf; Varna
Maid -128883-, 6 years' old. due March
30th; Roan Queen 2nd =154091=. 8 years
old, due July 5th: Money B. 2nd =184099=,
2 years old; Varna Bed Rose -164097=, 5
years old; Sample Carrie 3rd =164094=, 2
Yeats old; 4 bulk: Mem Champion
icsx124452=, 2 years old: Merry Duke,
=148217= 18 month. old; Merry baa
=1411218= 18 months old; Merry Sort
eleven months old. Grads -One grade
heifer 8 years old. 2 grade heifeni 2 yelps
old. Horan -1 mare by King Thomas In
foal to R. Murdock'° horse, 1 mare by King
Thoma. 1 filly rising 8 yeeta, Pigs --1 Berk
ewe fo farrow , in March, 2 geese and 1
gander, a number of barrels, 1 Chatham
incubator. The young edam are eird, 4,1
the herd sire. Merry Maeter ---101408-. bred
by R. Mitchell & SOM. Freeman, Ont Merry
Master =1024980 was trot by Right Sort
-98067=. got by Red Rosewood (103641).
At Mitchell'. ,ale, Right Sart sold for 08.600.
Merry Master is a halfbrother to the Grand
Champion ,bull at Toronto Exhibition, 1919,
Terme.-All mune of *10 and under, emh;
over thio amount eight menthe' credit will
be allowed on bankable paper. A discount
of 4 per sent will be .Jluwed for cash.
BEATTY BROS., Proprietor; Cent T. E.
Robson and George Elliott Auctioneers.
2718-2
MERCHANTS CASUALTY CO.
Specialists in Health and Accident
Insurance.
Policies liberal and unrestricted.
Over $1,000,000 paid in losses.
Exceptional opportunities for local
Agents.
904 ROYAL BANK BLDG.,
2773-50 Toronto, On(,.
CREAM WANTED
We have our Creamery now in full
operation, and we want your patron-
age. We are prepared to pay you
the highest prices for your cream, pay
you every two weeks, weigh, sample
and test each can of cream carefully
and give you statement of the same.
We also supply cans free of charge,
and gide you an honest business deal.
Callin and see 00 or drop a card for
particulars.
THE SEAFORTH CREAMERY
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
General Meeting of the Robert Bell Engine
& Tbresher Co., Ltd., will be held at the
C mpany', Office, at Seaforth, on Wednesday.
the 16th day of February, 1921, at two
o'clock. in the afternoon.
By order of the I3mr,L
.101IN FINLAY8ON,
2773-2 Secretary.
NOTICE
Notice es hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the members of the 1,1 1,orae and
lirbl,ert Mutual Fir,: Insurance Co pang will
be held in the 'I;own Hall, Farquhar, on
Monday. February 7, lien. at 1 p.m, for
the or ,ne '51- receiving the reW rt,.
of the
Directo. and Auditors for the oast year
and for 611,-,;] ,',7(,,,, of two Directors and
two Auditors and for other buorneas. '1'h..
Directors, whole term of office expires. but
who are chg1 ble for re-election, ore Theo.
Ryan and William Brock.
WILLIAM A. TIIRNBULL,
Secretaryr
Fnrquhar, January 6, 1921, 2772.2
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
Huron, in the Matter of the Estate of
Ether Moore, late of the Village of Hen -
.011, fn the County of Baron, 9pineter,
Decesecd.
NOTICE in hereby given pursuant to the
Statute in that behalf that all persons hav-
ing claims against th. Estate of the said
Esther Moore, who died on or about the 16th
day of December A. D., 1920, are required to
send by poet prepaid or deliver to Gladman
& Stanbury, Solicitors for the Adminietrator,
on or before the fourteenth day of February,
A. D., 1921, their names, addresses and de-
scriptions and particulani of their claims
and the nature of the security (if any) held
by them duly certified, and that after the
said day the Administrator will. proceed to
distribute the assets of the deceased among
the parties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which they shall then
have notice.
DATED this twentywixth day of January,
A. D., 1921,
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Hesall and Exeter.
2772-3 Solicitors for the Administrator.
1'1s��yj.
4iF
MAIL CONTRACT
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Post-
master General, will be received et Ottawa.
until noon, on Friday. the 40, March, 1921,
for the conveyance His Majesty's Mafia. on
a probneed Contract for four years. six times
per week, over Seaforth No. 1 Rural Mail
Route, from the Postmaster General's
Pleasure
Printed" notice containing further informa-
tion as to conditions of propo..d Contract
may be seen and blank forme of Tender
may be obtained at the Poet Offices of Sea -
forth, Egmondville., St Cdlumban, Clinton,
and at the office of the Post Office Inspector.
CHAS, E. H. FISHER,
Post Office Inapeetor.
Pmt Office Inspector's Odic.,
London. Ont„ 21st January. 1921. 21724
Men Wanted
Wanted at Once
First Class
Flax Scutchers
,5 -HOUR WEEK.
STRAIGHT 5c. PER POUND.
Apply on Job. 1/
Rose Flax Mills
Pickering - Ont.
21 Miles East of Toronto.
On Main Line G. T. R.
b�itlniz<kf�.tf�`,t',usxllkh'1
• Awlicson
Joh 0o t nae. . • 1 4 EN that Tucker -
smith is -ha °that, �and Pr9elaee
et -Ontario. Darman on the 1290199
V. of Jaat7. 1921, make an natio-
mi
°riled aMkntmaot to the u
NOTICE IB Ft1STBEB. GI that tie
first 'meeting .rt. the er'.dtton lo the above
might will be held at tb, alike of J. 1L Bark
Banister, 8osfortb. Ontario, on the ninth
danlyy o o
February, 1921, et two 'clock to the
TO F '17'!„E YOU to vote thereat proof
of your elabn emit be lodged with the en.
deadened before file meeting le bell,
PRAIRIES to. bi used at the meeting must
be ledged with the nndemigined pridt'tbere-
to.
AND FURTHER TABS ROTH * that U
iota bare any claim eget et the debtor for
which you am entitled to rank proof of
each claim must be filed with the under-
signed within 90 day. from the date of thin
notice for from and after the eapiratiop of
the time axed by .mh44c 6 of sec. 87 of
the Bald Aot, we than distribute the pro-
ds of the debtor's state amoral the yarns
entitled thereto, having regard only to W.
clefmo of which we have then notke.
Dated at Looden Lute 20th day of Jas-
mine 1921.
LONDON & WESTERN- TRUSTS Co.. Ltd.,
Authorized Trustee.
J. M. BEST, Senforth, Ont,
2772-1 Solicitor for said Trustee.
Re Michael Waters
Estate
NOTICE V hereby given pursuant to ”Phe
Truotoe Act" that all persons having claims
against the estate of Michael Water., late
of the City of London, Gentleman, formerly
of the Village of Dublin, who died on the
fifth day of Deoeatber, 1820, ort required to
100e and file them with Murphy 0 Gunn,
Rank of Toronto Chamber., London. on or
before the Fifteenth day of March, 1921,
after which date the Exec0 on will not be
liable for any claim not then filed.
MURPHY & GUNN,
2772.8 • Solicitor. for Executes.
:GRANA TRUN , EST=
The Double Track
Route
Between
MO NTREA i.
TORONTO
DETROIT,
and CHICAGO.
Unexcelled Dining ('o' Service.
Sleeping cars on Night 'Trains
and l'arlor Cars on prii.cipal Day
Trains.
Full from v Grand
information ) ' ,
o d 1 Gra
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Trunk Ticket Agent ,.r C. E.
Horning, District Pasoeiwer Agt.,
Toronto.
W. R. Plant .Agent
Phone 4w.
Business for
Sale
General Store, Stock and Fix-
tures must be sold at once, as
the Proprietor ha,- purchased
property elsewhere. A good
chance for a quick sale. Apply
to
POSTMASTER
Kippen - Ontario
FARM FOR SALE. --F011. BALE LOT 224
Ceaceyfon 1, tee opatelalug lei
acro of chokewen 4tatnod and goad
buildings. One mVDp.ot
utile north of AFor
'Further particulate apply en the Premie or
phone 7 ea 94. LORNE HOFFAIT Kipper,
Pot O®oe. , 8770480 , ..
ri ARM FOR GALE. --ONE HUNDRED AND
Twentee000 acus of valuable land in
the Township of M.Kfllop, on tbo 81b and
9th eonoralo4 lot 18; three mils east Of
Winthrop. The farm 0, wen drained and in
Number One condition"; about forty acro
broken up. On the premises ate a large
dirate hove, book barn, 40,60. and one
riving bonne' about aft ami of hardwood
both. Situated' the mane (Ietence from
Dublin, Seaforth; Dublin Rural Mai/ tele-
pbeue. Termeto mutt purchaser. P.assslon
at ,one.. Phone 636 on 2. or .direst MB'S,
SUSAN ROSS. Clinton. R. R. No.4. 2778.4
F AUX FOR SALE. - CONTAINING 100
l of choice land, all cleared and in
high nude of cultivation. Weldrained, and
Moo watered by 2 drilled wells pumped by
milk. On this form k u red praised brick
Inane. a large bank barn and hog pen, also
mall driving shed and n frame cottage, euit-
uble 'for hired man or partner. Any man
wunting a choice home and with u,nvenlence
to town on a Dominion Higb way, which
will be one of the lest when ffuiehed in
Canada, should get in touch with me eit u
Powomu,n Klve and nprlog- ABRAHAM
IIUGILL. 2771-tf
FARM FOR SALE.- FOB. SALE WEST'
half of the north half or lot 29, Can-
oe -Rion 10. north half of Fut 29, Couceselon
111, and north fifty of Lot 30, Conca.sion
13, In the Towmhiu f McKillop, containing
in al10211 acne. There are
on the premises
a frame barn 66360 with stone foundation,
frame house 22334, with surae foundation
under the whole house, drilled well with
windmill, 174 acres of choice fruit The
property is known of the John McCallum
For,,, end is situated 116 miles from the
village of Walton. For further particulars
apply to JOHN McDON ALt), Walton, Ont.
0768.1f
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 80, CONCESSION
4, McKillop, containing 9986 here. of
good land. There 1s a never -falling well at
the barn with wind mill and large cement
lank and piping through ,tables. It is all
seeded with the exception of 86as rwhich
Is plowed. There as o good bunk barn 48360
with stone ,tabling underneath, else a straw
end hay nhed 80370, with hen and pig home
underneath. There k 0 good brick home and
kitchenon premises, also hard and ,oft
ante. in the hum.. The farm In all fenced
with , and well drained with tile. School
in II the farm, and is mm
situated 8 tulles fro
the town of Sea forth. Has telephone and
ruraln,oil delivery, Owner In desm iroof
selling on count of HI health. For fur -
per partleuhe re emir o the Premises or
address JOHN McELROYn R, R. Na 2, Sea -
forth. 2782-tf
\ItM F).1 "1 F' '.r,; '07. 1 `5')' 9.11,7-
\,. 24- , T, e snip of lid,beet, lour rPerth ,mol/nog 150 arras
of land, 01, .1001 d, n:, n o, r lull ploughed,
in nd,•r nr,drd u, heyandas
grmd
s, On this
Ji
fatw,.<,tosolid olid h ck 3-rooe
1 : -7s;1' with „lone basement and
tern, heated by furnace; frame
kitchen
by :1 fet, with pantry and wh room
• re00 foundation and cellar underneath;
, tank Lar vin
;,7 feet. with stone foundo-
t0111) ron•rete Hoorn throughout, and
0,at , ntul,le�: buggy e1 „ . . home 14016n.,ofeet drive11,,
,.I : ", „'2U rect. '1'h, -„e buildings 8 all in
fi,t ,'la.-, re„air. This property ira•situated
s miles from Du hl in, 1, mile, from Seafurth.
▪ In dm from church and school: i, well
fenced and under d rnme+l, un,l hr. rural
telephone and moil delivery. For further
tart pullers apply to JOHN F. MURPHY,
I,uhiit, Ont., R. R. No. 2. 2772x4
F ARMS FOR SALE. --100 ACRES, LOT 12,
Concession 6. in the Township of Tooke --
smith. 9 miles from Seaforth. 6 mils from
Ilrocefield and Kippe,, convenient to school
and church: 95 mere, cleared, remainder in
maple Lush. On this Germ are excellent build-
ings and are in first -elms repair; hard and
son Omer in the house and n stables; 2
wells, 1 hieing a windmill. Thin farm Is
thoroughly under drained and fenced and
inn high 'tate of cultivation. never having
been heavily cropped. This k in `very way
• first elm- and up-to-date farm. Also Lot
27, Concession 12. in the Township of Bib -
pert, containing 100 acres; 80 acres cleared
and thoroughly underdreined and fenced, the
remainder Is ,n first class maple hush. On
the premises in a comfortable frame house
and good barn 48358 with stone stabling;
also good well with windmill. This farm Is
all seeded to grass and in in excellent condi-
tion, having been cropped very little; situ-
nted within 6 miles of Hensel!, quarter of
mile from school. There Is long distance
telephone connection on both farms, also
rural mail delivery. These forms will be
sold together or separately to suit purchaser
and on reasonable terms. For further par-
ticulars apply to the proprietor, on Lot 12,
Concession 6, Tockr•rsmith, or Seaforth P. 0„
R. R. No, 4, or phone 14 on 181, Seaforth.
THOMAS G. SHILI.INGLAW, Proprietor,
CLEARING SALE
February 5th to 15th
Ten T)ays Only
In order to make room for spring stock arriving, we are going
to offer some of the Greatest Bargains ever seen in Staffa. This
13 no fake, but a real Money -Saving Sale.
All Prints worth up to 40s yard, to clear 25c
Flannelette worth up to 60c a yard, to clear 35c
Shirting, worth up to 60c yard, to clear 40c
Grey Flannel, worth up to 85c yard, to clear 60e
Circular Pillow Cottons, worth up to 90e yard, to clear 75c
Sheeting, worth up to $L00 yard, to clear 80e
Black and Blue Dinnons, 90s yard, to clear 75c
Men's Socks, $1.00, to clear 60c
Fleece Lined Underwear, $1.50, to clear 90e
White Lawn, 35c yard, to clear 20c
All Ladies' Underwear, ONE-THIRD off Regular Prices.
Men's Overalls, $4.00, to clear $2.90
Men's Overalls; $3.00, to clear $1.90
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Men's Fine Shoes, wort[ $9.00, to clear at $6.75
Men's Heavy Work Shoes, worth $7.00, to clear at $5.00
Men's One -buckle Overshoes, worth $2,50, to clear at $1.75
Men's Two -buckle Overshoes, worth $3.25, tb clear at $2.25
Men's Three -buckle Overshoes, worth $4.00, to clear at. $2.50
Men's Gum Rubbers, worth $3.76, to clear at $2.76
Men's Gum Rubbers, five holes, worth $4.50, to clear at $3.00
A Quantity of Gum Rubbers to clear at $1.00
Boys' Gum Rubbers, worth $3.00, to clear at $1.75
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Rice, 3 pounds for 25e
Tapioca, 3 pounds for 26c
Currants, per pound 29e
Grand/Mogul Tea, worth 75e a pound, for 40c
Master Mason Tobacco, 20e per plug, 2 for 25o
20 pound Pails Lard at 25c pound for $6.00
Redpath Sugar, per 100 pounds $11.50
(Now is the time to lay in your supply.)
White Seal Flour, always on hand, per 100 The. $5.90
REMEMBER TiIE DATE --SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5th.
Be on Hand for the Opening.
STAFFA
F. O'BRIEN & SON
- - - • - • - - - - ONTARIO
ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the members of the
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company will All kinds of Raw Fore, delivered' et -
be held in the Town Hall. Seaforth. on '9'I- the Dick house, Seaforth. 'Highest.
day. February 41h, 1921, at two o'clock p.m,
u, receive the financial statement and audi- Cash; Prices.
torn report, the elating of three Director. G. F. HENDERSON,
and love, Auditom, and other Mathew which 2766-61 Licensed Royer.
tiring
• oe considered at the meeting. The re-
tiring Directors aro R. G. McCarty, D. P.
Metlrcgor end Malcolm McHwea, who ere
eligible for ro•eJeetfon, -
J AS. CONNOLLY, T1108, E. HAYB,
Pra.Ident Secretary.
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FURS WANTED
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of Joseph Either,
late of the Township et Teekersmltb, In
the County of Huron. Gentleman. deso44.
NOTICE is hereby given pumuant to the
Sta601e ry that behalf, that all Crediton and
,then. Having claims or demands against the
estate of the Hold Joseph Fisher, who died on
about the 20th day of Dember, 1920, a
reee
equired or before the 6th day of Febru-
ary, 1921, to mend by pont prepaid or deliver
to .1. M. that, Senforth. Ontario, Solicitor
for Joseph H. Fisher, Dwight M, Fisher and
Ions 'I'. Fisher. the Executor!. of the said
estate. full particulars of their claims.
AND 'CAKE NOTICE that after the last
md toncal distribute 60. owete ofte the said rs tpro-
ceed
the saidde-
need among the parties entitled thereto
having regard only to the claims of which
they shall then have notice, and the nerd
Executors shall not be liable for the said
any part thereof to any person or
p• r• s^,•f whcne claim notice shall not hale
leer, n. rived by them at the time of such
est- but,un.
J. M. BEST,
Solicitor fur the said Executors.
Dist, et Senforth, Ont, thra
12 day of January, 1921 2770-4
CREAM
WANTED
WE WANT EXPERT
DEALERS
REMARKABLE opportlalYy
for one high - grade deal-
er in each territory predor-
ably one who has a knawledre
of farm conditions. The post.
tion is permanent and the work '
pleasant and profitable.
Experience •not essential --
we train you. Exclusive terri-
tory, liberal co-operation and
excellent pay. •
To men of energy, ability and
absolute integrity this position
offers a valuable association,
and one that is of real service
to the community. Write us
to -day.
The Shinn Mfg co. of Canada
Guelph - Ontario
Secty. & Man., - W. H. DAY
(Formerly Prof,asor of Physics
at the Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph.)
We are in a position to pay high-
est market price for butter fat and
to render the best possible service.
Our gatherers will take care of your
cream regularly the year round.
Phone Clinton, 145.
We will appreciate your patronage.
Clinton Creamery
$10 TO $5(+ :A WEEK
at home ire y.,l:- spare timt:. In-
crease your n:c„me at home in
your spare tial. 'You can earn
610 to $50 ._aCh week writing
show cards at home or qualify
for a position paying a good
salary each 'week. No canvas -
.sing or solic"'ing. We teach
you how and 'apply you with
steady .cork. Write to -day for
full particulars.
I National Shoe
Card School Ltd.
Limited. Room 42, 44 .4 delaide St. W.,.
Toronto - Canada,
CLINTON - • ONTARIO 1 2770-4
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