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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1921-04-01, Page 5e• • . now.in•sele.svt r I• Nuuir 1:41111' AW Idn3i atItew Furs, deltrered at Digelfouars, Seaforth: Storiet Calk G. E. HENDIRSON, . 2766-tf Licensed Bayer. GOVERNMENT TESTED SEED la the Seed you can depend on. V1 - it our store and inspect our goods. We are ttnioading a car of Flour at present. Get your simply in before seeding starts. W. M. Stewart MAIN STREET MOHR 77 BIRTHS Adanad-At Alexandra Hoopital, Goderich, 00 Merck 24th, to Mr. and Mn. W. J. Adams, a daughter. Hisigino-to Howell, en March Nth, 10 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins. • son. MARRIAGES wuns--Devny.--In Stephen, at the home of the, bride'm parents, on March 23rd, John I N. Willis, sun of -Mr. Job.. Willis, of Exeter, to Carrie A., daughter of Mr. and 1 Mrs. Richard Davey, of Stephen- Gemmill--Bolt- At the parsonage,. Wroxeter, on March 9th, by the Rev. A. MeXIbbon. Gerrie, masted by Rev. 'hi. Lymberner, Eva Bolt to John Germain, lurnberry town- ship. DEATHS Trethewey.- In Seeforth, oa March itertb, Anna M. Vivian, beloved wife of W. H. Trethewey, aged 73 years, 3 months and 7 days. Rose. -In Seaforth, on March 2810. Jane Robson, react of the late John Rosa, aged 89 yams, 4 months and 15 diem Vennor.-In Hibbert, on Nerds Iffht, Gordon Wesley, infant son of Mr. and Mn. Wm. Vennor. IMPORTANT NOTICES 11008 FOR SERVICE. --MR. THOMAS Harries, of our Chbelhuret. Ise two Thoroughbred Yorkshire hogs for service, 1 old one and one young one, and 'leo • num- her of pure-bre/ young Yorkshire s0w. for sale. Anyone wanting good sows will do well to call and see them. 2781:2 FOR SALE. -ONE-QUARTER ACRE Oh' land. Good blacksmith business. Good &..e and barn. Cheap. Apple at once for particulars. HENRY THORNTON, R. R. 1, Blyth, Ont. 2791x2 p. H. NON -GLARE LENS. --APPROVED by provincial authorities, one Pair, any elm. Parcel Post any part Ontario. $1.25. LINCOLN ART GLASS, St. Catharinm. 2780.4 pARM FOR SALE. -80 ACRES CHOICE . land, lot El, N. Boundary Hay Township 10 wrest good hardwood bush, good bank barn and shed, aim 62.40, and 28628. Freese howe, and two wood wells. Two end one- half miles west of Kippen. Apply on the premise'. MRS. CATHERINE COCHRANE, R. R. No. 2, Howell. 2779:4 OR SALE. -111 THE VILLAGE OF WAL- . ton consisting of two lote brick house, barn. well sod cistern For pal-H./ars apple to MRS. JOHN S. RITCHIE, R. R. No. 8, Walton, Ont. 2/794 THRESHING OUTFIT FOR SALE.-43AW- . er & Mammy Peerless Separator. 88 imh with rear out: 20 H. P. Sawyer & Mersey a traction enema. All In good eroriting order. Apply to JOHN THIRSE. BLAKE. R. R. No. 2. Zurich. 2775.8-tf CKESTER WHITE PIGS FOR SALE.-- Both sexes. I have 2 young boars et for aervice Also • number of young Bowe that are being bred. Now is the time to get something good at a very reasonable price out these are of imported stoek purchased from John G. Annesser, Tilbury, Ont. Abo boar for service. ABRAHAM HUOILL, Sea - forth, Ont, R. R. No. 2, Phone 8 on 818, Clinton. 2780.4 DURE BRED SCOTCH BULLS FOR SALE. For sale 4 pure-bred Screech 'l'opped bulbs with 10 crosses of Imported Scoteb breeding, sired by Conqueror (Imp.); one 14 months old, red; one 22 months old, red; 2 two yewa old, one red and one roan. These are extra good animals, both as to individuals and to tyos, and will be fit to head any herd. Sold on reasonable terms. Apply on Lot 8, Concession 6, Tuckeremith, or pitons 8 on 181. PETER WRAY- 2778-tf Giese Your Spring•Suit Now If you're young in rears or figure this maid will aster- oid you. In business or at other tines, whenever arid wherever you muitix particular about clothes, look and Feel correctly dressed in this model -Clothes of Quality" — 01Fered at raisonsik prices— coed in the essential features of style, fabric and tiiiiod aria* Made to measure -- made to satisfy — guarantecei. Suits $24 up AT `:IllyWardrobe' AUCTION SALES A 15071014 SALE OF PAUM STOOK AND Implement.. Thos. Brown has been In "traced to MAI by public mutton on Wei Half of Lot 29, (3oneeme4.n 12, MoKillop. on Thursday. April 7th, l921, at one &nook Pao., the following: floneco----Ono bone 7 rims old. 1 mare 9 niers oid. 1 bons 10 Oattha-0.. cow Si. nears old raiSdul ....43revyz.nribs, old d.1 .001.41.8 imesalsstakold1 .frvisohli roar. old duo Moo 1.3*. 2 308dl. 2 young calves, 8 chunks of pbo Ds., 25 hem.27 eImplesta.-MoCormick mower near - se I, dine, cultivator, hay rake 3 anotia, , walking plow, scuflioa wagon. 2 barytes. 1 sot stens. 1 cotter, set wales, se double bermes. 2 isets eagle harness, one new, fanning mill, gravel box, wagon box and stock rack, logging chain moil box, cream separator nearly new, Peter Hamilton cutting box, nearly new, not .ling., robe. number of sop buckets and ensiles, 2 sugar kettles. Daisy chum. 1 bedstead, about 250 bushel. of oss, 75 bushels of barley, and other ernes too nioneroue to mention. The farm, meeting of 50 eerie, will be offered for sale at the same time and place. Terms. -All eons of 910 and under, osimh; over that uneven 9 montlen' credit will be givm au furniehing approved Joist notes. A dismount of 4 per cent. per annum off fur cash. FRED JACKSON, Proprietor; Thomas Frown, Auctioneer. 2781.1 • A,IkUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK ANIS Implements, Mr. Thoma Brown his been indtructed to sell by public auction Lot 7, Concession 13, McKillop, on W.400.. day, April fith, 1921, at one o'clock pin., the following. Romeo-- -1 mare seeing 5 years old, 1 draught filly riming 2 yearn old, one draught gelding rising one year Oct. Cattle -Cow 8 years old due to freshen April 1010. 1 registered cow due to fruitier, April lith, 1 row 8 year', old due to freshen In SOD. Welber, I steer rising 2 yuan old, 1 bull 11 months old, 4 yearling heifer', 4 yearliair nun, I .ow with 11 Pile one month .14 at time of sale and 120 young hem. t01- pins:n.61. --1 Fred & Wood binder 7 foot cut, I Deering binder 7 foot cut, 1 5ofoot Deering mower, 1 blemey•Harrb seed drill, 1 Front & Wood spring tooth cultivator, 2 riding plows, ,2 wonting plows. 2 furrow gang plow, 4 -section diemond harrows, 2 - section diamond harrows. 1 farm wagon, 1 set bob sleighs, tor burg.. 1 Mims hirgre, 1 cutter. 1 hay rack, I gravel Lex, 1 lama fanning 01111. 1 cutting box, 1 root Diaper, I Ideal manure spreader almosst new, 1 wheel- barrow, 1 extension ladder, 1 hog and stock rack. 1 light wagon with pole and Omit., 1 purnplack, 2000 feet of maple and beech lumber, 1000 feet of elm plank. 30 pieces of 3 -inch plank 12 and 14 feet long, quantity of ro‘k elm suitably sized fol. whililetreot and sioubletrees, 20 ceder posts, 80 rod coil of barb wire. 1000 busheb of seed oats, 60 bushel Improved Yellow sweet clover seed, 1. bushels of fall wheat, 5 Mohair of flax see, hay fork, car, rope, sling. and pulleys. 1 SAD pan, 60 isap pails. Maine forks, whine. ores, neekyokes, 25 cords of 16.inch wood, De Laval cresol green feed. Terns. Grain and feed. cash. Other Mettles. $10 and under, c.h; mer that amount 9 months' credit on approosi-joint notes. A discount of 4 cento on the. dollar snowed off for rash on credit smoths. THOMAS IRWIN, Proprietor s T. 'Brown, Auctioneer. 2701-1 A UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND s's Implernenbs. Mr, George Elliott has been instructed to sell by publio auction on Lot 17, Concession 2, Stanley, 134 miles went of Brucefield on Tee/setae. April &th, at one ei'clock p.m., the following: Horses.-- One heavy home 10 years old, 1 heavy horse 3 yeses old, 1 large driver 10 years old, goad third horse: 1 filly 3 yearn old, Cat0e. • 1 f4,441 sl years old dire April 9th. 1 cow 7 yeare old due April 25th, 1 cow 8 years old solved January 18th. 1 cow 8 years old with baby beef calf at foot, 3 dry cow. 4 veers old. 1 aged dry cow, 1 cow 4 years old slue September 24th, S heifers due In September. 6 steer calves 7 months old, 1 calf 2 months old. Implements.--Masey- Harris binder 6 foot cut 1 Deering 6 foot mower, 1 Deering 8 -drum 9 foot roller, 1 Masesey-Harris corn and bean ecuffier with puller attachment, 1 Deering spring tooth rultivator, I small acuities.. 4 -section diamond harrows, single plow, 1 Verity riding plow, 1 2 -furrow plow, 10 foot McCormick rake, I broadcaat seeder, 1 steel wheel heavy wagon, 1 democrat wagon, 1 rubber tired buggy, 2 cutters, 1 aleigh with log bunks, 1 fanning mill, 1 set 1000 lb. scale., 1 bag truck, 1 Melotte cream separetor, 1 large .one boat., 1 corn worker. wheelbarrow, 2 grindstone., I flat grain rack, 1 gravel box, large iron kettle 2 wire stretchers, 2 lad- ders. 1 28 -foot extension ladder, 1 root Put - Per. 1 pia crate, 1 chicken feeding crate, 2 hand corn planters, 1 Daisy churn, 1 set heavy harness, 2 set plow harness, 1 set esthete harness. 1 wood rack. 2 down grain bare. about 90 hem, a quantity of /umber, 'some cedar posts and pole., a quantity of hay, a quantity of chop, 300 bushel. of Data, about 100 tile, 1 ,coop shovel, 1 grain scoop, also forks, chains, doubletres, pails and numeroue ether articles, ego 40 biehels of potatoco. Furniture. -1 kitchen range, 1 cook stove, 1 couch, 4 kitchen chairs, one rocking chair, 1 writing desk 1 clock. 2 kitchen tables, 1 bedrooms suite. 2 sets allffinits, 1 sewing machlue. 1 ghee cupboard, Terros.-HILY, chop. grain, end. All .um. of 110 and under, cash: over that amount 9 months' credit will be given on approved Joint notes. Four canto ou the dollar will bo allowed off for cold on erelft amounts. HUGH MoGRECOR, Propneet; George El- liott, Auctioneer. 2780-2 A UCTION SALE OF PARK FARM STOCK .--.• end Ireplements. Mr Deist, Elliott has been instrocted to .ell by DWI. auction on Lot 17, Concession 8, the. Mylon Line. 234 miles from Veins, Stinky Township On WednoidaY, Ascii Oth, the' foiletaino proper- ty: Farm, containing 20 attars north half of Lot 18, Concoseion 9, Tosanship of Stan- ley. On the premises these is a brat class 134 story frame home refth good cellar 850- 4,, it and woodshed athlohed. One frdme barn 20.40, one implement ebpd. lots of good water. rhe taro 2. sat eitered and in tint clans working order. set* ten acres of good fa wheat: IS acres Dewed, the re- =Ander in gram. liorsos.-Ono 'Med orri- cultural team of mares rising eve years. got by Earl O'Clay: 1 grey mare 7 years old, 1 Agricultural gem' gelding 5 fears old, 1 draft mare 10 years old, 1 draft mere rising eve Yee., 1 *sericulture] mare 12 years old, 1 agricultural mare rising 5 yews, 1 good driving mare 6 years old. Cattle. -One pure bred bull. Nbnpareil Pride No. 132482, 2 rrit. old; 1 cow 7 roses old freshened in No- vember, bred In December; 1 cow 4 year. old freshened In December, bred in January; 1 heifer 3 years old freshened in JOML117: 1 mw 7yeare old, freothend in Febroary, 1 ti cow years old due to clove in April, 1 eow T. years old due to melee in April, 1 cow 4 year" old due to stale. in May, 1 heifer due to calve In May, I cow 8 years, old'due kbto calve in October, 1 cove sum:sued to be in calf, two heifers threes years' old due to calve in May; one farrow cow, ten ethers 2 years old, 4 stcens 1 year old, 8 young calves, end else! forty hens. Imple- 1 four hone -power Ides' Gould - &coley Moore engine, 1 Joliette 11 -inch grinder, 1 Deering mower 6 foot nub one Memeey-Harrie 18-2.0e dein hew, 1 farm wagon. 1 act of eleighs, 1 Cockshutt two furrow riding plow, 1 Fleury walking plow, 1 Chatham fanning mill with banter, one rubber tire top buggy. 1 tool tire top buggy, 1 mad cart 1 18 -font hay reek. 1 set of teem harness, 1 se of golden mounted single harnees, 1 horse colter 24 Inch. 1 horse rol- ler 24 inch, 1 wheel harrow, scoop above'. Poet hole, auger, era,'" seed sower, pig crate Pipe wrench. abosst 75 cedar pmts. 1 DeLavel cream emerothr new, 1 assailing machine nearly new, 1 Deism churn new, 1 cosi oil heater, 1 New Perfection 8 -burner coal 001 strove with ovrn. TOMO of Farm. - Ten per cent, of porchese money to be peld the day of sale, the balance In thirty dam. For 'particulars apply to the usdereigned or phone 17 on 628. Terns of Sale -Ali sums of 910 ea] under, cash; wow that smount 8 mom ' credit will be gives' on tarnetios on . none. llimper •tmight 4 A. •T, Pro- twitter: e awl tetb ineoneer. M 2790-2 • AIIPTION atm* ewe" Or 1101/111112glib cm, r non Imam bee been to still br pU8. actetios $olt&t. oi 23.. undies's/sad, Market oel F019,410, APrU Pe& 1123, at 2 o' 8.0., the followingOnnue•Ortord . mese coal heater with self rr, small mug* header. 8 -burner coal stove en = ult board. kitchcu0board. kitchen idyls, 3 toilet sets, lachese chairs. lme, flower pot., 2 Intehen blase rake, hoc lawn wer. epodes. baby cutter, baby ,eohing machine, 2 hedroom suites, Vats iron lade, spring. and ensertresse pilloent psetureo, dishes, 140 yards carpet, 10 pair lere curtoins, silver ware, croak 4 duke, parlor tbl.. 2 rockers.. 2 Ismail tables,. 2 lardlners, tabled linoleum. 1 parlor write. new hand saw and busk saw. Terms. -Cash. MRS. MARGARET CARBETT, Proprietresses T. Brown, Auctioneer. 2780-2 A UCTION SALE OF FARMS, FARMING Inv Implemeets, Live Stock, Produce mad Household Effects. Under lostructiono from the adosthistratrix of the Estate of the late Patrick Carlin, Rendre, theve swill be offered c DO. by Janus Jones, auctioneer. on Lot 23, Gincemelsro I, Md. bort, on Tuesday, April 510, 1021, at 12•30 0 c p.m.. the following valuable property Real Estate -Peru! I, Lot 23 in lat Con - 00.8,. Township of Hibtiert. excepting two for rellwer Purposes. All cleared and in Mot dee state of eultivetion erupt about even .on of hardwood bush. This splendid faros 4. situated on the Huron Road .,bout two milee west of Dublin, is well fenc- ed and drained and upon It is • solid brick, commodious. dwelling hoses, heated with bot water and equipped with Delco Light Plant and all modero conveniences: a1.0 ISM* hank barn with cement Boon.. water ',steer and lighting plant, drive shed and Wray, shed, All buildings In and class repair. Parcel 2 -Thr north-westerly half of Lot 11, in let Concession, McKIllop. 50 acme, On LW.. farm is a windmill and cement water tank. It i• mp en grams farm. Parcel 3- The south half of lot 6 in the 8.4 Concession, McKillop. 60 scree ThO property ha. been used ee a grow farm for some yea05 and his • windmill and cement 'otter tank, and to well fenced. Chattels: Horse' -Heavy draught tem 5 and 4years : 3 heavy draft horse.. 2, 8, and 8 years; two drivers •nd one aged mare. Cattle -Five cows due to calve in April, 2 cows with calves at their side, 2 milking cow, 1 fost cow, 1 fat heifer. 7 steers, 5 heifers eleven calves. 1 registered Durham bull. Pigs. - 12 pig, three months old, two brood sows. Poultry. A number • of hens and duels. Implements.- 1 bleesey.Harrie binder. one Deering mower, 1 Maxwell hay herder, one 2.furrow riding plow, 1 rem monk,' Mt., gang plows, four single plows, 1 cultivator with box attached, one email welter. 1 dim harrow. 1 iron land roller, seed dell, home rake, side delivery rake, two iron harrow., 2 wagon., pig rack, two hay reeks. 2 palm of bobeleilchs, 1 Clinton fanning Mill, 1 pair wales. 2 hay forks with oan, ropes and sling.. 4 good ladder., 1 oat bid a quentity of three and four -Inch tile, top buggy, open buggy, cutter, wheelbarrow, pulper, chaff bmaket 2 liele double harness, one set single hansom, forks. shovel., chaise, whIMetrees. neekyokes, 2 sugar kettles, lawn mower. 40 gallon coal oil un, two grindstones, vice, large box of tub, two cross -cut saws, wi, stretcher, corn sower, Ice tongs, barrels, block and tackle, a large quantity of hay, cab, barley, wheat. and Chop, also • quantity of householdeffects end other articles ton numerous to, mention. Terns of Sale of Red rotate. -Ten per cent- oi the purchase nusney of each parcel to be void at time of sale •nd the balance within Thirty dans thereafter. Each parcel will be offered subieet to a reserved bid. Of Chat- tel.. Salm of 810 or under. cash; over that amount tie months' credit on approved joint not.., except for Grain. Chop and Hay, which are to be add for cash. For further porticulans, and also for conditions of sale of Real Fetate, apply to the auctioneer, or to THOMPSON & RICHARDSON. Vendor's. So- licitors, Stratford, Ontario, March 23rd, 1921. 2780.2 SPRING SHOW Horses and Cattle The Annual Spring Show, under the auspices of the South Huron Agri- cultural Society, of Stallions, Harness and Halter Horses, Bulls and COOT!, will be held in HENSALL TUESDAY, APRIL 5th PRIZE LIST HORSES Clydesdale or Shire Stallion 1.5 2nd Ord Aged Stallion $10 87 14 Stallion foelrd 1918 or later6 4 2 Belgian or Percheron Aged •Stal I lo 8 4 2 Stallion foaled 1918 or later6 4 2 Carriage or Roadster Aged Stallion 5 3 2 Stallion foaled 1910 or later5 8 2 Harness Horses Heavy draft team 8 5 8 Second prize given by M. R. Ren- nie, $5.00 in merchandise. Heavy draft brood mars in foal 6 4 2 1st and 2nd by Sterling Bank 9 year old heavy draft geldint or filly foaled in 1918 8.75 2 106 prise by R. Paterson. pail Stock Food. 2 year old heavy draft gelding or filly foaled In 1919 8.502 Arrieultoral Teem 5 3 2 Given by Molaons Bank. Agricultural rnare in foal 5 1 2 lot prim given by Ronthron & Drysdale. 85 in merchandise. year old agricultural gelding or filly foaled in 1918 0 2.50 2cd by E. Rennie, merchandise 2 year old agricultural gelding or filly foaled in 1919 8 2 tst by A. W. E. Hemphill, stock food; 2nd, neckyoke by Brown & Clark. Heavy draft or agricultural 04 4in 1920 4 2ts 1.0 by W. A. McLaren, stable broom and wire chaff haricot. ve.l. 86: 2nd by Moore Br..., 4 older Vnrettl Tht,,e3,aLe Team 6 2 let by W. C. Montgomery. 26 in merchandise. Carriage Team 4 2 Sinitic Carriage Horse 4 2 Roadster Team 4 2 Single Roadster 4 2.082 Sed by W. C. Davis; men's shirts SPeei/lig T. W. Parlmer 05 he MerchiusUse for the host Clydesdale Stallion, any ege. Owen etelgor, beg of linseed mast for best Percheron Staltion. T. C. Joynt, 96 Hat, for beet Carriage or Roadster shown on halter. GOO. Week. 2 sinstletrom, for best *triad - tonal or Draft Colt shown on halter. Conk Bro.. $5.00 in Merchairelhe for nes host Agricultural Team. CATTLE Aberdeen Attires 1st 2.4 AgedHull 14 44 Buil, calved after Sent let 101100 4 Onv 2 Heifer under two yews eId $ Shorthorns Aged Roll 4 4 Bull, calved after Sept- 1st 10100 4 Cow 8 2 Heifer under two years •Id 9 Botcher Steer or Heifer, grodo• • • • 8 2 Ail Exhibitors must first became Members of thi. Society by Paring one dollar la the Secretary. Entries min be nude with the Secretary at the Commercial Hotel. amtil sap o'nlock on the du of the elms- Isadles deselsion Ample aceonsanseelon will be Provided for all horses. C. SOLDAN, President, IlensalL R. M. McLean, Secretary, Seaforsh. Ilenitlat =port seMentlt "aid oar ' ilentheih." 04001 at " 4:4 2Va 1101 be seldr an manonabletts.. p.a. 1 .ton Arivq0 at. Amu U.,. Far ,Iramming ix- ' st=zelf.Z Or. wM. , Nies' VAR)* POE SALE- 100 AGUE op choice day loam, part of Let. 23 end id Concession 4, 215aKillini. No mom, au waste land; wail terserelned. and4r &sod with soros whs. ;elle hank hem Nest& feet with pletp of light. oho strew Mod 40 by 20 fast wide drive home susdarnsath. All cerout Sobs, Also water waviest* lihneerh- out FoUr eons Ot WM. Good subirtnotial frame issue 8 rogena, furnace, hard ond sett water, rural met end triephone. Four mlios 8...forth, mile from oilsool. Easy terms for quick oale. Apply OD the prise or • eddrose THOMAS W. MolltILLAN, Sea. forth P. 0.. R. R. No. 2 27841-tf pAglitti FOR SAUL-100 ACRES, LOT 1.1, CODONSO100 8, to the Township of Tooker - wank 8 gellos from boaforth, 6 roll. from Brueedold and Lingen. convenient to school and dumb; 96 servo cleared, remainder to maple, hush. On this fans are excellent build- ings isnd are in thst-elms repair; heed .54 soft water In the boss and In viable; 2 wells, 1 having • wIndelli. TVs fano ts saw &allot sod fenced and in a high state of ealtisetioo. never having heevily eenroot This e in. every way 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • first due and op -to -dote farm Mao LW 27, Conuselon 12, in th. Township of Hite 0 beet containinir 100 acme 80 acne cleared W. T. BOX & CO. and thoroughly underdrabed sad fenced the 0 Embalmer and • remainder ie In Stet 0. the premiss le • comfortable frame boss Funeral Directors and good barn 48,86 vith etono etabliogi H. C. BOX alas good well with windmill. This fans Is 0 Holder of Government Maim against R.. It naPabiell$ nriaut O'llesirke to* died MI Ike litoonober. lilt to wet io=te nwreicni"a: orb= nisi ow: maid eetate Aeons the Demons gate ep:egtor will yrossed alto $i. hem Log regard only to the slalom, odd* node* shall bare bee* received. Dated the 21st Mande, 1921. PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & EDUSIlls See(8rolo and Osilarlels. 2780-8 &Odeon ter Bacester. 'straw 44iPaadisisch Victory, Govern- ment and Muni- cipal Bonds Sold at current rates and deliver- ed free of expense. R. S. HAYS, SEAFORTH, ONT. 2778-tf al! ...dot to gram and In In nolleot condi- tion, booing boon stropped YOST MAO; Obi. atod within 6 miles of flensall, quarter or mils from school. These is long distance telephone connection on both farms. aloe rural mall delivery. Tame farm will be sold together or separately to suit purcheser and en rosmonable tens. For further par - Huhu, apply to the Poprietor, on Lot 12, Cononmion 0, Toskozsmita car Seaforth P. 0.. 31.. R. No. 4, or 14 on 131, Soeforth, THOMAS O. 8BU.LTNO1.Aw, Proprietor. 0 Diploma and License 0 0 Charges moderate 0 0 Flowers furnished on short 0 0 uotice. 0 O Night Calls Day Calls 0 O Phone 175 Phone 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 THE CANADIAN OF CONNER PAID-UP CAPITAL • • -• RESERVE FUND • • $15 SEAFORTU BRANCH, J. G. liOless, Ussingert 0000 000000,000 42) S. T. HOLMES 0 Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer 0 Undertaking Parlors in 0 0 Beattie Block, opposite The 0 Expositor Office. Residence 0 Goderich St, opposite Dr. 0 0 Scott's. 0Flowers furnished on abort 0 notioe. 0 Phone Night or Day 119 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000 cvst,Z.r* GOO.* °' W. S. GORMLEY • , Embsanwr and Funerill O Director 0 Undertaking Parlors Moos 0 H. Wtllilas.335 Gramity eta* 0 Main street, Stsferth. 0 Flowers fmailshed on shark 0 notice. Charges Moderate 0 Phone—Night or Day -192 000<>00004. 000 The [ZEN'S LIBERTY LEAGUE Stands for TEMPERANCE COI/ERNA/1th CONTROL The Citizen's Liberty League is an organization comprising men of highest standing in tie professional and business life of the Province,—men who are not interested either directly or indirectly in the manufacture or sale of liquor, and whose demon- strated integrity and sincerity afford sufficient guarantee as to unselfishness of motive. TN members of the League are devoting their whole effort towards obtaining Oat they conscientiously feel will prove the soundest solution of Ontario's liquor problem - viz., Government control. By placing the responsibility entirely in the hands of the Government, the people 'of Ontario m.ay rest assured that the sale of alcoholic beverages will be safeguarded and regulated in every direction consistent with life isa a democratic countr. rhe League's views on temperance and its attainment are embodied in the Memorial sere reproJuced, which every serious-minded man and woman is asked to study vith deliberation before making any decision. tgnatures are being obtained throughout the Province for the following Memorial, which is to he presented to 23 Ontario (.;kss ernment. Copies can be obtained from the Secretary, 104 Mail and Empire Bldg., Toronto, Hon. President: dmiral Sir Charles Kingsmill President : I. F. Hellmuth, K.C. Vice -President: Col. William I lendrie Treasure, F. Gordon Osler Organizing Seerefory: C. D. Boyce Committee : TORONTO W. R. Johnston R. J. Christie HAMILTON Col. A. F. Hatch H. J. Waddie NIAGARA FAI.IS D. W. Kennedy KINGSTON Col. J. N. C. Leslie, C.M.G. OTTts.WA J. P. C J. U. Vincent, K.C. WINDSOR E. S. Willie, K.C. W. H. Adams BELLEVILLE L. W. Marsh COBALT A. .A Amos ftlentorial To the Honorable the Premier of the Province of Ontario We, the undersigned residents of the Province of Ontario, believers in temperance and moderation in all things, hereby desire to express our very grave concern at the prospect of any legislati\ e enactment being placed upon the Statute Book of this Province which will not be binding upon the onn fcnce tif 8great mass of the people and Inuit be enforced by excessive penalties with armed inspector,: and an army of spies and informers. Many seriouatninded and welhinformed citizens, including ministers of the gospel and men holding the highest positions in the community, while fully appreciating the material benefits hich [night be gained from the total prohibition of the sale of liquor. agree with the view that there it a proper limit to interference by the State with individual conduct. They believe that a temperance country s an be truIre surely obtained by evolution, than by legislation and that total prohibition it inconsisr•nt ith true temperance and opposed to ChsistiaWmortility, which is based not upon the nfsnufacture or new crimes for punishment but on the stronger force of love. A Democracy sprang from a desire for Individual liberty. Stabilised democracy deorecir upon the security of individual liberties properly used. 'There can be no security for the observance of a law dictating what men should eat or drink unless it has the support of a substantial majority not lamely of those voting on a Referendum, but of all the people in the Province whose support is necessary. Especially is this true when rhe prohibitory forces are highly organized at the polls. If one law is not enforced, all law is brought into contempt and democracy itself may be imperilled. It is a fundamental of demormtic government chat things innocent in themselves should he regulated against abuse, not prohibited. It is well recognized In how that • municipality cannot extend a mere power to regulate into a power to prohibit. If past generations allowed the open bar to become a menace, that is no reason why we should shirk the difficult duty of ms.kieg wise regulations to govern the liquor traffic, and blindly throw to the winds an elementary principle which has hitherto been ems. side red a necessary safeguard to democratic cis We believe that the cause of Christian temperance and of stabilized democracy can hest b seed.- - (1) By Government control of the sole 4, of spirituous liquors, and, if necessary, a o ionic cit,ieed licensing of individuals to purchase spirituous liquors. (2) Hy the treatment of those who have not the strength to take care of themseIo co under such conditions, as patients, not as criminals. (1) Hy permission to purchase beer and wines under a system to be devised by the Government, thus minimizing the evil of illicit stills and the illegal sale of ppisituous liquors and drum. We are not advocating a return to the ')pen bar." (4) Hy the formation of • vAluntary orgtzation similar to the Blue Rthbosi Army is Great Britain. whereby all available energies and funds may loe devoted to the resnotion of true temperance by education arid example. We ask that sou provide a means for an expression of opinion on the question of Goveni ment control. We further ink Char the Ontario Temperance Act be amended as above, so that tke conscientious ...moles, rights and liberties of the people of this Province may he fully protected against tn organized ,uinority, and accused persons shall nor be deprived, at they are now, of the sacred right of every British subject to be considered innocent until he is found to be guilty. Total prohibition is as unnecessary in Ontario as it is unethical and in -c• practicable and you are urged to stand by the League in their fight for GOVERNMENT CONTROL Vote "NO" in the coming Referendum and sign the MemoriaL 4 luslummilmasismegir ''4