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Pothtoea, per ng • I'
1181 �lr
B t#?er', per 1 ,, 19 tq 20c
bR el . . , , . , i $60a
; Barley, per el 1;5c
+ *®eats, per bulal$e 85e
I$horts, pert)); $88,00
Bran, per
Flour, per tort
Met ,,$$5.26
BEAN MARKET
Tordnto, Moy 28r4. -- Beane, Cuumlion-
h0nd-pickod, bushel. 92.90 to 58.00; prism,
$2.40 to 92.50; Limas, Madagascar, 7 to 8c;
California Limas,- 10 to 12e.
GRAIN MARKET
Toronto,' May 28. -Manitoba wheat -No, 1
Northern, $1.91% No. 2 Northern, 91.88%:.
No 3 Northern, 01.84% ; No. 4. *1.72.
Manitoba Oats --No. 2 C.W., Mieee; No. 8
C.W., 42%e; eaten No. 1 feed, 429 o;, No.
1 feed, .40%c; No. 2 feed, 88%e. Manitoba
barley -No. 8 C.W.. 79%0; No. 4 C. W.,
' 74%e:'rejected, 61%e; feed, 60%e. All of the
above In More at Fort William, Amerdoan
" Corn -No. 2 yellow, 78o; nominal ell., Bay
' porta. Ontario Oats -No. 2 white, 42 to
440. Ontario what -No. 2 Winter, 91.56 to
41.60 Per car tot; No. "l Spring, *1.45 to
• $1.60; No. 2 Goose wheat, nomthal, shipping
points, according to freight pan-Np, 2,
31.80 to 51.85. Barley -Malting, 65 to 70e,
according W freights outride. Buckwheat --
No. & nominal. Rye -No, 2, $1.36 to 11.40,
according to freights outside. Manitoba
flour -First patent, 110.50; second patent,
$10: bulk seaboard, Ontario flour --$7.00';
bulk seaboard. Mdllfeed - Delivered Montreal
freight, base included: Bran. per ton, 925
to 929; shorts, par ton, 826 W. *31; good
feed flour, 92.10 W. *2.40 per bag. 411 of
the -above In store at Fort William, Hay-
'No. 1, per ten, 821 W 928. Straw -Car tote
per ten, $12.00.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Buffalo, pl.-Cattle-Receipt., 8,100:
slow; 15 tq cents lower; shipping steers
• 38 W 80.10'. , b 'hexa, 98 W 18.50; yarli ege,
38.25 to SO; heifers, 56.26 to 88.26; come
32.26 ; W - $BM):; bulls, 84.60 W $6.50; atock-
Teoo and feeders, $5-'W *7.25, fresh cow% and
epringew, $80 to $120.
Calves-;daecetpts, 2,100; 60 cents lower; 15
to 911.60.
Hoge-Recelpta, 16,000: 16 to 56 cense
lower; heavy. 19.26 W $9.40; mixed, 89.40
' to $1.60; yorkero, light do., and plan, 80.60:
rongha, 17.26 to 87.50; ethos, 84.50 W 56.
Sheep and (amts --Receipts, 4,600; 60 cent.
, to *1 lower.
Montreal, May 23. --Cattle receipts, 408.
, With a comparatively light rue and a good
• average quality, prices were firmer. The
bulk of the butchers' cattle were sold for f9
to ;9.60. The top was paid for four ateero
averaging 1,180 pounds, which were sold et
*0.25. Baby beeves, weighing from 660 W
50 pounds brought 110. Top bulls brought
38 and the bulk of the fat heavy cows
i 37.69 W 17.76,• Quotatone- -Butcher eteets.
'echoic 310 to $10.25: good, $9.25 W $9.49;
medium, 68.60 to 89; common, 96.60 to
• 38.28; butcher heifers, ohoica, *8.75 W 110:
medium, $7.60 W 58.50; common, 36 to 07,
Butcher cows choice, 87 to $7.78; medium.
*5 W 57; Weedier belie, 'goose 57.50 W 50
. common, $5 ter $7.
0alvee-Reepjpts: were 726. Common 'calves
' were ,*salt Packer were offering 66 for
thin pkil-fed stock. Oood milk -fel calf. were
cold up' W 1650. Quotations --Good veal.
37.50 W 98.50; medium, 95 to $7.
Sheep. Receipt+, 273. Sheep wore weaker.
Average lots sold for 36 W 97. Topa were
' 38. Lambs, 97 to $8 each or about 16ecents
• r per pound. Quotations -Ewa., $6 to *8.
Hogs-- Receipts, 1,687. The ',tnn8ard price
for the- day was 911. Odd sales were a
fade higher. Quotations- loft' car weights)
• Bele... 811; heavies, $9; now., 87,
1 Union Stock Yards, Toronto. May 23.-
, f, The receipt of cattle was not heavy this
morning, but buyers tgere anything but keen,
owing W the fact that to -marrow is a holi-
day, Trade was draggy all day, with prices
lower by 25 cents in the case of heavy stuff
' and good W choice butcher ntesro and
heifer, whfle cows and the lower grades
of other classes were off 60 cents from last
' week'. close. There was some demand for
feeders at from 8% W 9 cent., and this
accounted for the disposal of a fair share
• P the offering. with the result that very
few head were left over at the close. Though
there. was - fair inquiry for heavy eteern for.
90 export, very few of this kind offered. Four
g i teen loads of Chicago cattle. were received
d ,on through billing to the seaboard for ex-
port Trade in milkers and springers was
very quiet.
, • es
The bulk of the calvwere of poor quad -
' By and moved slowly. A few prime ones
{• sold ppt,12,cents, but the general price for
* I choice- Was 'from 105§ W 11 fie cents. The
run as fairly heavy and common calves
ll w
were eshler' than the close of last Week.
ii Sheep and lambs were a medium supply
and demand for lambs wee good, but there
were not mayn yearlings good enough W
make the top price for that class, which was
I' 13 'cents. Bulk of choice yearling. brought
12 W 12% cents. Spring lambs sold .gen-
erally at Morn 1.6'to 17 cents per pound.
'Choice 1f1lpt ,hap Were steady, but a slow
[sale, tee"ton making 8 cents, While heavy
fat sheep were very filo wapd lowgr. Com-
, mon sheep were slow at 8mm 3 to 6 cents.
• The abulk of the hogs sold at a reduction
of .50 mufti deer pound from Thuradny'a
closing price. Packers were the chief buyers
" and trade was slow. The quotations for
aeleote ices 58.75 Per ewt., f.o.b., and 69.60
fed and Watered. --•
The receipts to -day were 2,926 nettle. 567
calves, 1,961 hogs and 687 sheep and lamb..
J. D. Shields and Son sold: Butcher -2,
'960 lbs., 17.50; 8. 1,210 lbs. 110. Sheep-
• 1. 120 lbs. $8.50. Lambs -2, 150 lbs. 817:
11, 620 tbs. $16.60. Calves --1, 410 lbs. $6:
1, 200 roe. 910.
The quotations were a0 follows: Choice
. beavY steers. 19.00 to 110.50; good bean
steers. 68.00 to $9.00; butcher' cattle, choice.
50.00 W 910,00: do., medium, $7 W 88.00; do.
common, 86.50 W $7.00; butchers' cattle,
Choice, 90.00 W $10.00; do., good, $6.00 to
17.00 ; do., common, 84.00 W 95,00; butcher'
cows, choice, 87.50 W $8.75: do., good. 16.60
to $7.60; do., common. 94,00 W $5.00; feed-
er. belt, 16.00 W $9.25; do.,. 900 lbs., $7.00
to $8.00; do., 800 lbs., 85.75 to 86.75; do.,
common. 85.00 to 56,00; canners and cutter.,
$2.00 W $4.00: milkers, gond to choice, $85
to 1100; do., commpn 'to medium, 650 to
460; choice springer. 885 W $110; lambs,
yearling., 012 to 918; de., Spring. 015 to
'918,00; eelses, good to rhnice, $1,1.00 to 112;
sheep. 96.00-W 98,50; hogs. fed and watered,
.09.50; do., weighed off ear, 89.75; d,„ f.o.b.
16.71; do.. country point.. 88.50.
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Hall'. In Toronto, on May 12th, to Mr.'ifad
Mrs, . Churl., Mosta eon.
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Vol. 20, 111 C„ _d.
leased Enrolment No. 1184 Fon.o 1
Will atand fqrthe improvement of stock' this
season, as follows:
MoadaY•,-Wirt leave his own. etabie. Bench.
weed, and go to John Marrero, McKillop,
for *1001*; ,thence, to Allen Ross', 10th Con-
eeooton, for one hour; Alen to hie own stable
foo night. Tueeday.-To Peter Lindsay's.
Hallett for noon; thence to Owen Flynn'o,
for night. Wednesday. -To Wm. Andeeoon'a,
MOKBIop, for nopn; then to his own stable
for night Theruday.-To Dominion- Hotel,
Dublin, for noon ; then to Joseph Attinson's,
Hibbert, for night. Friday, -To Martin Cur-
tin'o, 15y miles east of Seaforth, for noon;
then to his own etoble for night. Saturday. -
fu James' Fliennigaa'u, I,ygan, ;or noon; then
to hie own stable, where he will remain until
the following Monday morning.
Ternie.-rib inure a foal. 518.
James Evans, Proprietor and Manager.
B000bwoed, Ont,
MARRIAGES
Shaddoek-Noilam.-In Clinton, on May 11,
by the Rev. .8. E. Hogg, Raobel, daughter
of Mr. ond. Mrs, Alex. Nellans, W Wm.
John Shaddock, of Stanley township.
SIneloir-MobMooh,-At the mane, Orals.
brook. on May 401., by Rev. T. E. Ken-
nedy, B.A., Mr. Peter'J, Sinolalr, of'Strat-
ford, to Mine Elizabeth Molntonh, of 'Oran.
brook, Ont.
Shoddock-Nellana.-Ie Clinton, on May 11;
by the Rev. J. E. Hogg, Rachel, daughter
of Mr. and M. Alex. Nedlanx, to Wirt
John Shaddoek, of Stanley Townehlp,
DEATHS
Jenkins. -In Clinton, on Sunday, May 1908.,
John Jenkins.aged 74 yeah and - 4 dere.
Cudmore,-In xeter, on May 15th, George
Ordmore, aged 88 yam, 8 moatha and
16 day..
Brown. -In Goderich, on Monday, Moy 16,
J. P. Brawn, in his 71st year.
Morrisn .-In -Colborne townehip, on Monday,
May 16th, Lillie Green, wi4ow of the late
Samuel Norrie, aged 94 yearn. •
TENDERS WANTED
Tendon. for the erection of a brick two-
otory house will be received by the under-
eigned up to 'Tuesday, June 14th. Founda-
tion builtnd brick 1,01 the ground. Tenders
will also be received for the carpenter work,
plumbing, heating and wiring. Tenders
may include the whole, or may be separate
for ,weh deportment Plans and speoifla-
tiona moy .be seen un application. Lowest
or any tender not neceasarfly accepted
b. SHANAHAN,
2789-8 Seaforth.
MEETING. OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet in the Council
Chamber, Godcrich, at 3 o'clock in the af-
ternoon of Tueeday, the 7th day of June,
1921. All acoounta against the County moot
be in the hands of the Clerk not later than
Monday preceding the meeting of Council.
GEORGE W. HOLMAN.
County Clerk.
Goderich, May 20th, 1021. 2789-2
U. F. 0. NOTICE
The monthly meeting of the 11. F. 0. will
be held in Carnegie Ball un June Int, at
8.30 p.m., sharp.
A diocuaslan will be given retarding
freight rat. sad Canada's, Hailwny Prob-
lem. Discussion invited
Ladies are. epecially ingited, W attend, as
May speakers will be ¢resent. to deice..
the work the U. F. 35. O. being 'parried
or, by neighboring organiaationn.
A large attendance is requested, 1
BERT IR WIN.
2789-1 Secretary,
FITS
Stinson's home treatment .for
epilepsy. Twenty years' success.
Thousands of testimonials. No
1 case should be considered hope-
less. Free booklet. WILLIAM
'STIN'SON REMEDY Co. of Gan-
'ada, 2611 Yonne Street, Toronto,
Ontario. 2785-50
The Ppre Bred Clydesdale SWilioa
GOLDEN GUINEA
(25738)
Enrolment No. 6276 Approved Form 1
Will stand for the lmprevement .f stock this
season, as follows:
Tuesday. -Will leave his own stable, Huron
Road. three miles west of Seaforth, and go
W Commercial Hotel. Clinton, for noon;
then by way of Huron Road and Holmesville
W Onear Tebett'e, for night. Wednesdne.-
By way of Maitland Concession W John
Duet's, for noon; then W Benmiller and
Huron Road to Wilmot Haack.,', for night,
Thursday..•=To the 7th concession, Goderich
Township to Fred Pickard's, for noon ; then
W William Veddens, Telephone Road, for
night Friday. -By way of Telephone Road
W Fred Pepper'., fot noon) then W his
own athble, Huron Road, for night; where
he will remain until the following Tuesday
morning,
G. W. Nott, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE FARM.
TN THE MATTER of Albert John Fortune,
authorized assignor and The London & West-
etn Trusts Company. Authorized Trustee
There will be offered for sale by public
auction on Therm/ay, the 16th day of June,
1921, ne the hour of two o'clock in the af-
ternoon. on the premises, the following valu-
able fifty -acre farm: Being the west half of
Let number Five 15) in the First Concea.
cion H.R.S., of the Township of Tucker -
smith in the County of Huron. containing
Fifty Acres of land more or less.
There are on the place n eood frame
[muse and barn, four good wells and an
orchard. The place in conveniently eitu0tel
as to markets, schools and churches. being 1
only one and n quarter miles from Seaforth
in which place there in the heat Collegiate
Institute in the Province. Separate and
Pobll• school.. and Roman Catholic, Angli-
can, Presbyterian and. Methodist churches.
TERMS OF SALE. -10 per cent of the
purchase money to he peid on the day of
IMPORTANT NOTICES ( sale and the balance within two weeks
thereafter. The form will he offered for
sole subject to a mortgage and subject also
to a reserved bid.
For further particulars and conditions of
sale apply to
UTANTED,-TEAMS TO DRAW GRAVEL.
from Fotheringham's pit. Adply to
PRANK LAYTON, Phone 14 on' 614, Clin.
ton. 2788-tf
MILE COW WANTED. -I WANT TO PUR-
ohase a pure bred registered Shorthorn
Cow or a heifer with calf. Apply, giving
partioaloeo and price, W W. M. DOM, L.L.B.,
Suite 6, Stevens Building, or phone 1816,
Bert Haran, Michigan. 2787-2
,NOTICE HEREBY IS EREBY GIVEN WITH RE-
."gard W a number nt mad arrapers be-
longing W the Township of Tuckeromith,
which have been borrowed or taken, hut
not returned, P9rties please return. Re-
ward offered for any information leading
'to whereabouts of same. By order of Tuck-
eremith Township Connell. 2788•tf
-,CHESTER WHITE P1C8 FOR SALE. --
Rath sexes. T hove 2 menet hone fit
for aervire. Also a number of young
anwe
'that nre 1,3110 heed. Now is the timeso
get something grind et n very reaannahle
Price as there nre of imported ,tock purrhes-
ed from John G. Ahnesser. Tilbury. Ont.
Also hoar for service. and young nig. for
axle of hath sexes. ARtL.A HAM R1lGlT,L.
Seaferth, Ont.. R. R. No. 2: phone 6 on iilr,
Clinton. 2709.51
WARM FOR SALE. -FARM ,OF TWO RITE-.
Bred errs adjoining the Town 0f Sen -
forth. conveniently situated W all ehurchee.
nchoole .and Collegiate. There it n comfort-
able lhriek cottage with a cement kitchen:
barn 100x66 with stone stabling underneath
for 0 horse,, 75 head of cattle and 40 hogs
'ids, steel etapchiMW and wetor befnre all
n0sck; litter neuter and feed carrier and
two cement snort; . driving shed and plat-
. Watered by a rock well and
dmilt The farm to well drained and in
to
n _447ep bay e. c,roMpl.
dti: ROW/ M. BEATON. 5.
M. 2, Seaforth, Ont. 2737.04
THE LONDON AND WESTERN
TRUSTS Co., London, Ont, Author.
ized Trustee, or to J. M. BEST, Sea -
forth, Ont., Solicitor for Trustee.
2789-3
FARMS FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE. -100 ACRES, LOT 12,
Concen.ion 8, in the Township of Tucker -
entitle 8 m11. from Seaforth. 6 miles from
Brncefleld and Kippen, convenient to school
and church ; 95 acres cleared, remainder 11*
11111010 bu0h. On thin farm are excellent build.
into and nre in flet -class repair; hard and
soft water in the bonne and in etablea; 2
wells, 1 having 0 windmill. This farm Is
thoroughly under drni ned and fenced and
in n high state nf cultivnttnn, never having
been heavily cropped. This in in -every way
as
o fir[ cls sine ep-to-dote farm. Alan Lot
27. Cnnce00i0n 12, in the TownahfD of Rib-
bert,
IMbert, containing 100 arr.: 80 aerea cleared
and thoroughly nnderdrnined and fenced, the
remainder in in first deem mnpte hn.h. On
the premises Is a comfortable frame house
and good horn 48068 with stone ktabling;
Mao Wood wo)i with windmill. This farm Is
all seeded W (from end Is in excellent condi-
tion. hoeing been cropped very btttln; situ-
ated within 5 miles of HengaB, quarter of
mile from school. There is long dfetanoe
telephone '. eotfitectlon on 66th farms, bleu
rural mail delivery. These farms will be
mold together. or- aepara ell' W Suit pttrobap !
and on reasonable buena. For further
Con 05.. ion eT: or
one 14 o 8155. O Q..
IL Itt Ne. 4, nr I►hono 14 on IEL 8sstarrttbh.
THOMAS 0. SIMLINGLAW..Proprietor.
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COL, GRAHAM
(12103)
Approved Enrolment No. 1870 Form Al
Will stand for the Improvement of *tool[
.this aeasun, as follows:
Moseley, May 9th. --At noun will lave hie
own stable in Egmandville and go north
along the gravel road• to .Grieve? bridge,
then went to Jeaeph MnFarlane'e, for night.
Ttioeday.--Will go went 8% miles to the
Rtnburn Road; then north to Bert Steven -
son's for noon; then west 854 mile. and
south 1161 to Andrew Flynn'., for night
Wedn.ndny.-Will proceed 1% m11. south
and east 8% miles to Mateolm Montgomery'.
for noon; then eat to kis own stable for
night Theroday.-South 2% miler; then east
two mile[ and one-half W Peter McIvors,
for noon; then north five miles W John
Lanes, for night Friday. -Wont to the
Jilorth Gravel Road and south te his own
stable, where he will remain than Monday
noon.
'Perms W insure a foal -E16.
Dominick Reynolds, Proprietor and Manager
BLACON'S SON
(20869)
Approved Enrolment No. 5272 Form Al
Terme to insure -815.
Monday.- - Will leave his own stable, Bruce -
field, and go west W the second conc.sion
of Stanley. then north W John Butchard'o,
for noon; then north and went W Ed. Glenn
Jr's., for night Tuesday. -By way of Ben-
nockburn W Varna at the Temperanle Hotel
for noon; then by way of the Bayfield Road
to the Goshen Line W Arthur MrClinchey'o,
for night Wednesday.- By MoClymont's aide
road W the Parr Line, then nouth W Wm.
Foster',, for noon; then W Witham Mc-
Kenzies, 2nd cvneeoalon, of Stanley, for the
night. Thursday. -To the Town Line, then
te Kippen and south W George Glenna, for
roona then by way of the London Road to
his own stable, Brucefield, for night Friday
To George McCartney's, MITI Road, for noon:
then to McAdam's side road and north W the
2nd eeneesion H. R. S., Tuckeromith, then
west W Jame. Carnochan'a, fur night Sat-
urday. -Went by Broadfoofa bridge, then
south W the Mill Road, to bin own astable,
where he w111 remain until the following
Monday morning.
R. D. Murdock, Proprietor and Manager.
The Decide Premium Rome
MAKWIRA (Imp.)
No. 10279.
Peened Enrolrent N,f.- 8267 Form 1
Will stand for the Improvement of stock
this season as follow.;
Monday. -Will leave hes own of'nble. Stang,
and go west to Richard Sellery's, for noon;
Guth W the Cromarty Line, thea east to his
own stable for night Tuesday, -Will leave
his own stable at noon and go aouth W
Jame. Ballantyne'., Colborne booudary, for
night Wednesday. -South W the Thames
Road and went to the Elimville Line and
south W Elimvflle W Joshua Johne', for
noon: then eouth and east to ' Wdlltam
Brock'.. for night Thursday. --South W the
10th concession and east three miles and
north W William Thompson, Jr.'e, Lot 16,
Concesefon 9, (or neon': then north W the
Kirkton Line and west to Taylors Hotel,
Kiri,ton. for night. Friday, --North W Mount
Pleasant at Jasper Pridham'a, for none then
west and north W John Ham;IWn'o, for
night Saturday. -North W the 7th conces-
sion and west W the Centre Road and nouth
t> hie own stable. where he will remain
until the following, Monday morni5g• '
Terms W insure -316.
John Livingstone, Proprietor and Manager.
INVOLUCRE
121451 (82966)
Passed Enrolment No. 854 Form 1
Will travel the following route this season:.
Monday. -Will leave his own stable, Bruce -
field, and proceed west W Varna at Sher-
lock Keys', for noon; then north into God.'
rich Township to the Bayfield concession and
west to A. A. Welsh's. for night. Tuesday. -
North by way of 8th concession W Porter's
Hill at George Vanderburk'e, for noon: then
north to James McMillan'.. 6th concession,
Goderich Township, for night Wedneedoy.
Be way of Jewel'. Corners and Benmiller W
W. Hill's, for noon ; then by way of Maitland
concession W Holmesville at Harry •Sweet's;
for night Thursday, -By way of 16th con-
cession W A. Townsend's, for noon : then by
way of Huron Road W Berry & Cameron's
Carriage Shop, Clinton. for night. Friday. -
South by way of the London Rad W his
own stable, Brucefleld, for noon; then west
1% miles and south 11,4 miles to John
Murdock's for one hour: then to his own
stable for night Saturday, -South 2'4 mile.,
and east 1% 'Idled to Robert Eli se's, for noon;
then by way of the Mill Road W his own
stable for night.
The above route will be continued through-
0nt the scaeon, health and weather per.
milting.
Terms. -To insure, 915.011.
William Berry, Proprietor.
Pnsped Enrolment No. 5464 Form
Pure Bred Percheron Stallion
MARSHALL GUEDO
8091
Wifl stand for the improvement of stock
this season as follows:
Monday --Will leave his own stable. Lot
25, Concession 7, McKillop, end proceed to
Senforth at the Royal HoW1, for noon: then
south to John McElroy s. Tuckermith. for
night. Tnaday. East to Joseph Nagler,
for noon; then to Dublin et the Dominion
Hotel for night Wednesday. --To Joseph
McQuaid's, fornoon; then W W. Finnni-
gan'a, Lot 2, Concasinn 0, McKillop, for
night. Thursday. -To Peter Hicknell'a, for
noon: then to his awn stable for night
Friday. -To Henry Ruerrtan'e, Logan. for
neon; then W Z. El0faon's, Lot 6, Concession
12, Logan, for night Saturday- To Andrew
Petrick's for noon; tlince W his own /stable
where he evi11 remeeh until the following
Monday morning.
Terms. --$14 W inshre, payable January, 1.
1922. All accidents W mares at risk of
owners.
3. Murray, Man.; Jos. Brewster. Prop.
EMPEROR McKiNNEY
H6521
Approved Enrolment No. 4076 Form Al
The Standard fired Trotting Stallion will
.fond for the improvement of stock this
season at his own stable Lot. 8, Concession
4, Tuckeromith. Mares from n distance will
he met part of the way.
Terms.- To Insure, 515.00.
Chitties Riley Proprietor.
The Pare Ared Clydeadaie Stallion
RANTIN ROBIN
No. 21488
Panned Enrolment No. 5097 Form 1
Will amnd for the improvement of ,tock
this sFdson at his own ,table, Lot 24, Con-
ora0ion 4, MlnKillop, em,e90 Saturday after-
noon from9 W nix d' look, when , be Will
be at the Ro�1 Hotel Stables, Senforth.
Tensa. --412 W insure.
Percy Smith, Proprietor and Manges,
Varieties M Fancy ;Biscuits just receiv44''au
t6 Stock. They are GOOD, BETTED .land,
BUST.
GOOD ones' at from 20c M. (the price of soda .bis-,
euits), to 25c a Ib.
BETTER ones at 35c to 60c 'a Th.
BUST' ones (limited quantity) at 2 Itis. for 25e.
GRANULATED SUGAR
Preserving time is drawing nearer. Secure your
supply before the emergency tariff goes on.
If you want a PLEASANT SURPRISE try our
- Black Tea at 3 lbs. for $1.00, or our Special
Cocoa at 25c a M.
HUTCHISON'S GROCERY
NOTICE TO -CREDITORS '
In the matter of the amts of .Alexander
Kerr late of the Town of seafortb, in the
County of Huron, Retired Farmer, deceased.
NOTICE fa hereby given pursuant W the
Statute in that behalf, that all creditom and
others having claims again.t the eatate of
the said deceased, who died on or about the
Ninth day of March, 1921, are required on
r before the Fourth day of June, 1921, W
send by pont or deliver to J. M. Bart, Sea -
forth, Ont., Solicitor, Amelia Kerr, William
Kerr and Archibald Kerr, the Executors, of
the said estate, fu11 particulars of their claims,
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the last
mentioned date the said Eecrotoro will pro-
ceed W distribute the easeto of the staid .de -
used among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of which
they shall then have notice. end Ne aald
Executors shall not be liable fur the. Bald
assets or
any part thereof t, any person or
peroas of
f whose claim nous.,• shall not have
been received at the time of such dintributlon.
J. M_ HEST.
Solicitor for the cold Exeertor.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario, [hie 8rd day
of May, 1921. 2787-8
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o S. T. HOLMES 0
O Funeral Director and O
O Licensed Embalmer 0
0 Undertaking . Parlors in 0
0 Beattie Block, opposite The 0
0 Expositor Office- Residence '0
0 Goderich 'St., opposite Dr. 0
O Scott's. 0
0 Flowers, furnished on short 0
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0 Phone Night or Day 119 0
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W. T. EO%'& CO.
0 Embalmer and
O Funeral Directors
O H. c.,130
0 Holder of Gevemment
0.. Diploma : and?license
O Charges moderate
O Flowers furnished on short
0 notice.
0 Night Calls Day Calls
0 Phone 176 Phone 43
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W. S. GORMLEY 0
O Embalmer and Funeral 0
O Director ' 0
0 Undertaking ' Parlors Above 0
O M. Williams' Grocery Store. 0
0 Main Street, Seaforth. O
0 Flowers furnished on short 0
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O Charges Moderate 0
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Dependable Sparli Plugs
PUBLIC ATTENTION
We have now opened husinas
le 011r new quarters and wish
W solicit n fair patronage
from the general public. We
have 011 hnr,I for sale n
umber of good used cars of
lifferent mak"-' Chevrolet.
Saxon and Fords all of which
have been overhauled and arc
-n first clean ord,•r. We have
Iso for 01110 2 rubber tired
huggieo, 1 trailer, 2 motor-
cycle..
Prompt Miens ion given
to repairing of .,II makes of
car. We carry a fill line of
repairs for the rellowing
Chevrolet Maxwell. Overland,
Gray -Dort and Ford. We
carry a tine of the different
leading makes of tire and
tuba including Goodyear,
Dominion, Dunlop. Royal
Oak and Ames Holden. We
also, sell revel oil 1 n
isrge and small quantties,
Standard and High Test Gas -
pane. Our sign t.h0 VISIBLE
GUARANTEE MEASURE
PUMP.
Carlin Bros.
Brown's Garage,
North Main St.
SEAFORTH.
Champion
.f)ly�rt;l �y •ern vy$t: pi err
y r
Af :r
,We will ell Y�
Cnupatzs Place
in 0W" Sult/Pg34130,
draw interest, at 3%, per
RESERVE Ft1111D _ $4441
SEAFQRTH BRANCH, I 0 Multeu, MMu
Thorobred
Imported
Stallions
These two imported Clydesdale Stallions,
Commodore 155961 1146821 and Cumberland
Steel 1228701 1183091, which are recommend-
ed in Form At and Premium, Commodore
weighing over 1900 pounds, and Cumberland
Steel a ton and twenty pound., will stand
for improvement of ntoek this season at
T. J. Berry's
Sale and Exchange Stables
HENSALL - - - - ONTARIO '
COMMODORE
196961 (14833)
TRUSTEE INVESTII -
f�
TO YIELD 6.15107.1: , ' yet
FROM i
The following securities are exceptionally attractive
Investments in every respect -the Interest yield Is
high, the security unquestionable --.and at maturity
these bonds will return handsome profits to the Milder&.
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA 4% BONDS
Due Feb. 15, 1942. Principal and Interest pay-
able in New York Funds. Price 74.84 and
Interest. Profit at maturity 33% In addition to 6.15% Ilona
Interest and premium on New York funds -"'
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA 6% BONDS
Due April ,1, 1936. Denominations of $1,000. -• -
Price 97.59 and accrued Interest, In addition
to the Interest earned, these securities will show 6.25 �O
a profit of 2.46 % on principal at maturity 6
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA GUARANTEED O*
COUPON BEARER BONDS
Due Jen. 1, 1969. Denominations, 51,000. Price
73.62, and accrued Interest. Profit In addition
to annual Interest about 36%, Thls Is an ex- 6.75%
ceptlanai o'pport unity
CITY OF EDMONTON 4Ye% BONDS -
Maturing In 1830, 1991, 1932. Prise to yield
7.10:,. In addition to the annual Interest, the
holder will have an additional profit of about 7.10 1
25% at maturity
We strongly recommend the pul'ehaae of these securities at present
prices. They are really bargains.
Bonds may be purchased on our partial payment plan. This plan ,
enables Investors to take full advantage of special opportunities
such as the above.
Investment Bankers 36-38 King St. E., Tol'enta ' Phis M. •7480
CUMBERLAND STEEL
1220701 (18309)
To insure a foal 115, payable the first of
'January, 1922.
JABOT
(81391 (842141
The laerthrron Her. Imported From France
Form Al
Terms to insure a foal. $12.
Monday morning -Will leave his own
stshle and proceed west W the 2nd con-
cession. them south 3y mile W Rodger
Nnrthrott'n, for noon; then east 250 miles,
then eouth by way of Landon Road W
Hensel). Tuodnyrrnr ning- East W Dan
Brintnell's by way ofboundary, far noon
then west and north W Chiselhurt, then
west by McLean's corner and then to his
own stable. Wedndsday mornipg East W
2nd eonceasion, Tuckermith, then north W
Isaac Moore's, for noon ; then wilt W Lon-
don Road and south to Hensall for night
Thursday --Went W the 2nd c, ncession. Hay.
and north W town line. thenwelt W Hills
Green, then south to Wilfred Weidow'n, for
noon; then north to Wilson Carlisle's, for
night. Friday. --West to Blake at Elmer
Thiels, for noon: then west one mile and
Huth 3% miles to 14th concession: then that
20.4 miles to Wm. Thiel's, fur night. Satur-
day-- leprth W 'Zurich Rued and rant to
JohnForest's, for noon: then east W hiss
own stable. where he will remain until the
following Monday morning.
Victory, Govern-
ment and Muni-
cipal Bonds
Sold at current rates and deliver-
ed free of expense.
R. S. HAYS, SEAFORTH, ONT.
2778-tf
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP (11' TLiCKERSMITLI.
The Turker,mith Council will meet a
['our/ of Revision nn the Aaaasment Roll
t the roosted chamber.. Senforth, on Satur.
day. ?,ay 241h. 1521. at one o'clock p.m.
Anpenls ngniner the nassessment must he in
the hands of the clerk on ur before May 21st,
1921.x
D. F. McGREGOR, 1
2767-3 Clerk. 1
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF McKiLLOP
The MoKith p Canned will meet as a Court
of Revhsina nn the Assessment Roll of the
Municipality at the Carnegie Lihrary Hall,
Seaforth, on Saturday. May 28th. at 10
o'clock am.
Hy order of Cornell.
JOHN McNAY,
2787-2 Clerk.
MAKE MONEY
AT HOME
$15 to $60 paid weekly for
your spare time writing
showcards for us. No can-
vassing. We instruct and
supply you with steady wdrk
West -Angus Showcard' Ser-
' Ice, Church & Colbornegi .
Toronto.
Tires Below Cost
Guaranteed Firsts
30x3 1-2 Nobby Tread Tires ...$19.00
:30x3 1-2 Grooved Tread Tires . $18.00
30x3 1-2 Dunlop Traction Tread
Tires .
519.00
30x3 1-2 Royal Oak Tires......... 519.00
Over Stocked, so buy now and save
$ 4 to $5 on each Tire.
J. F. DALY, Seaforth
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
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GODERICH
Low Fare Excursion
TO DETROIT AND RETURN
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The Big Steel Steamer. Greyhound
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82.00Staunch, Safe. Speedy, Comfortabe I $2.00
Round Trip I WiLL LEAVE GODERICH One Way
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Tuesday, June 14th', 9.30 a.m.
Arriving nt Port Huron 2 p.m., Detroit 5.30 p.m. Returning,
!eaves Detroit Thursday, June 16t.h, 1.00 p.m. Detroit time.
The only boot trip from Goderich to Detroit this season. Visit
your friends and see wonderftil Detrolt-hig, busy, prosperous.. A
delightful trip over the great international highway of lakes and
rivers. Dining and lunch service aboard at moderate prices. '
BAND MOONLIGHT OUT OF GODERICH MONDAY EVEN-
NING, JUNE 13th,: 8.16 ks.m. ORCHESTRA.,: PA 'DANCING s
STEAMERS BALL 'ROOK Bi HOURS ON B tI1'iji UL } .
HURON 50e,- CHILDREN 26e, e'9 ,
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