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loner `Passes: -An old end
b1ghly resppa���0.0 ,,,resident of this
township in the Penton of Thomas
, thee home„ ebster iofah sonson, Thomasassed yat
,on
Wednesday, June 8th, after a linger -
4 illness. He was born in. the
ship of South Elmsby, County
o Leeds,' on the .20th of March, 1888.
In 1868 he, with his parents, moved
to this township and to the farm
where he continued to reside. The
following year he was. married to Iasi
Elizabeth Milligan, of the County of
Leeds, who predeceased him ten years
ago. .In early life he gave himself
to God and all through his life he
maintained his faith. Be was a
member of the Methodist church and
for many years was a constant' at-
tendant and served in an official ca-
pacity. For • a length of time, how-
ever, because of deafness he' had been
unable to take part in the public ser-
vices and because of this he had be,
.comp a wide reader. In the commun-
ity he is remembered as a man who
was always willing to do a good deed
in a quiet and unobtrusive way and
this recalls the words "He being
dead, yet ' speaketh," Some years
ago, because of advancing age, he
retired frpm the farm to take a well
earned rest. He was one of a family
of three girls and five boys, of whom
only one, George, in the West, sur-
vives him. He is survived by six of
a family, three sons and three daugh-
ters, Who mourn the loss of a kind
and loving 'ether. They are Thos.,
and George, of Grey; John, of Mc-
Killop; Mrs. Eliza Ramsay, of Grey;
Mrs, George L. Walker, of Winona;
and Mrs. John H. Hoffman, of Gode-
rich. The funeral was held on Sat-
urday, June 11th. 'Service was held
by. Rev, J. W. Button. 'Interment
was made in.Brusseldi cemetery. The
pallbearers were five • nephews, Jas.
and Lew Williamson, ,lames Fulton,
Enoch Clark and Wilfred Reid, and
John Hoffman, a son-in-law.
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Seaforth, June 16, 1921,
Butter, per lb
Eggs, per dozen
Hogs, per cwt
27c
30c
$9.51
Wheat, per bushel $1.35
Barley, per bushel 50c
Flour, per cwt $5.55
Bran, per ton $26.00
t Shorts, per ton $30.00
Potatoes, per bag 50c
'Oats, per bushel 35e
BIRTHS
Leeming. In MrKillup. on May 28th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomn., H. Leeming, a daughter
I Knthl«m Elizsbeth 1,
'Taylor. In 'rocker with. on June 1st, to
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor, a daughter.
Hewitt. - In Exeter. on Juno 4th, to Mr, and
Mrs, Perry Hewitt. a son,
Cornish. In Ilullelt on June 3r1, to Mr.
end Mrs, Glen Cirnioh, a daughter.
'Bozell. In Clinton on May 191k. to Mr.
and Mrs. S. E. Rotel). a ann.
MARRIAGES
ewarthe Tyndall, At the home of the
bride's parent., o, June 8th. by the Rev.
Selborne Anderson, Mary Alice. only
ji5. daughter of Mr. and Mn. Loren Tyndall,
Hallett to Howard Clarence rrewart.ha,
• m of the late John Trewartha and Me,.
Trewartha, of Coderirh township.
Cantelon-McLean.• At Cmlerich, on June I,
by the Rev, .1. E. Ford, Ruby McLean.• t,
Peter J. Cnntclon.
Sundercock-Weymouth.-- In Mullett. on June
7th, by the Rev. T. E. Sawyer. of Ice-ku-
hnro. Rose Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Weymouth, to John fhorhv Sunder'
cock. son of the late John Sundercock, all
of Huliett
palmic ---Bernard. -- In the It. C. Church of
Our Ludy of Lourdes, on June 8th, Miss
Jnshie Bernard, of Toronto, to Mr. Clement
ilolgie, of Toronto, and formerly of lin-
Killen.
DEATHS
Tnlinnd.- In Clinton, nn June 3rd, Henry
rollout'. aged 72 year.
Brown. --h, Clinton, on June 6th, Albert C.
Brown, son of Mm. Robert Brown, mf
Mullett. and 29 year.
Seldon.--In Exeter, on June 6th, Marjorie
Pauline. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Seidnn, in her 22nd year.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
FOR SALE. 1200 BUSHELS OF MIXED
grain, halt oats and. half hurley. Phone
14-236. ALEX, SPARKS, R. It. No. 2, Sea -
forth. 2791-2
BIILI, FOR SERVICE. -ROYAL RAMSDEN
pure brat Shorthorn hull. Will take a
limited numher of cows on Lot 25, Cona*,-
sion 7. McKillop. Terms. $6 for pure bred.,;
SS for grades. JOSEI'II BREWSTER.
2791-tf
SEI,[. OIL, CREASE„ PAINT. SPECIAL -
ties. All or port time. Commission
basis. Should have ear or rig. Samples
free. Write for the profitahle terms. De-
Rem•iw from our Ontario station, no dole or
exchange. RIVERSIDE REFINING Co..
Cleveland. Ohio. 2792 x I
G''IIF,STER WHITE PIGS FOR SALE. -
Both s 1 have 2"song boats lit
for carrier.Flexes
a number of young
SOWN
that are being bred. Now is the timeto
net something good at a very reasonable
Mice ns there are of imported slool, purehas-
ed from John 0. Annesser, Tilbury, Ont
Aliso hoar for servire end coons pigs for
sale of both sexes.ABRAHAM HUGTT,L.
Seaforth, Ont., R. R. No. 2: phone 6 on 618
Clinton. 2799-tf
Gravel and Banking
Notice
The Reeves of Tuckersmith and Iloborne
will be at McTaggart'o Corner, 114 miles
south of Uoborne, on Tuesday. June 21st, at
2 o'elork for letting gravel lobe an boundary.
'The contractors to pay half the oprender'
wages and the township the other half. the
gravel being paid by township, If satis-
factory, the prices can he obtained. Also
the Reeves of Tuelteremith and Hibbert will
be at Chiseihurt nt 7 o'clock for the purpose
of letting the job of banking the bridge smith
of the village. 2792-1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE h0 herhby g'1den dpprsuant- to the
Stott/too in that behalf 'that oil persons her
'nn claims alienist .the`� tate 116. Robert Pt.
Goeenlpck, tote. of the itilown of S Earth, in
the Chanty df Hurn; Gentles, ds' deceased,
who died on -the 28rd 'or este, 1920, Are re'
qulred on or before the '‘Oth' Jr(pe. 1921, to
fiend
hecPrep
, V qAot7eKdoFereAn-
vernl vd.�ll�elafms .
duly ebifioI S"vt4111 8 -And the
nature of
the q urity (if any) hold .by them. Far-
ther take notice - that jiftes' 'the said last
mentioned date the. asentis. `tit the mild de-
ceased' ('Bl be dletrftu ,t(Bi,ntose the parties
entitled thereto, haWn rogard.,only to the
dolma of which Notice ,al'all then have been
givemt1.
Da* the, 80Ak'.aa$, oft}(itltr hK;` .
Jon 49114 lriDClrrtiNit' i fIN' 10,110,'
2790-9 Executes of add Notate.
G,4ktlx++-' ut
POPULAR STALLIONS The Pwa 11(p d.'17dtNtLl�,e 8 Ikllt
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tisk/ED M. 4SFIELD
' fin0: I21ldfl (10808). / -
Vo4 29, B. C.,B.
Passed Egrolmeat No. 1784 Form I
Will stand for the improvement of stock this
acaaoa, m follows;
Monday. --Will leave hie qwo stable, Bomb
and go to John Murray's, MoKillo
for noon; thence to Allen Boas', 10th Con
-
cession, for one hour; then to hie own stable
for night,, Tuesday. -To Peter Lindsay's.
Mullett, for noon; thence to Owes Flynn,
for night, Wednesday, -Co Wm. Aademon's,
McKillop, dor noon; then to his own stable
for night. Thursday. -To Dominion Hotel,
Dublin. for noon; then to Joseph Atltlnson'e,
Hibbert, for night, Friday. -To Martin Cur -
tin's, l'/4 miles east of Seaforth, for noon;
then to his own stable for night, Saturday. -
'Ile James Flannlgan's, Logan, for noon; then
to hie own stable, where he will remain until
the following Monday morning.
Tenon, -To Insure a foal, $18.
James Evans, Proprietor and Manager,
Beachwood, Out
No. 21$88
Passed Enrolment, No. 6807 inoses 3.
Will stand for the improvement of stock
this eesson at his own stable. Lot 99, Con-
- coin on 4, n*CBlop, oxeept otnrday after-
noon from one to 1xo'clock, when be will
be at the Royal Hotel Stableb, Seaforth.
Tergts.-$12 to Inure.
Percy Smith, Proprietor end Manager.
D.
COL. GRAHAM
(12103)
Approved Enrolment 'No. 1870 Form Al
Will stand fur the Improvement of stock
thin season, as follows:
Monday, May 9th. -At Mann will leave his
own stable In Egmondvtlle and •go north
along the gravel road to (icier v; bridge,
then west to Joseph MCF'arlane's, for night
Tumdny.-Will go west 5% miler to the
'Unborn !tead; then north to Bert Steven -
eon's for noon; then west 8% miles and
south 114 to Andrew Flynn's, for night.
Wodnmday.-Will proceed 114 miles south
and east 8% miles to Malcolm. Montgomery's
for noon; then east to his own stable for
night. Thursday, --South 214, miles; then met
two miles and one-half to Peter Mclver'n,
for noon; then north five mile to John
Lane's, for night •Friday. -West to the
North Gravel Road and south to his own
stable, where he will remain until Mends,
noon.
Terme to insure a font -418.
Dominick Reynolds, Proprietor and Manager.
The Premium Clydnadale Stallion
BLACON'S. SON
(20869)
Approved Plnrolmeat,NQ.-.0272 Form Al
Terms to inure-, 412.
Mondry. --Will
leave his own stable, Bruce -
field, and go west to the aecond concession
of Stanley, then north to John Reichard's,
for noon; then north and west to Ed. Glenn,
Jr',., for night. 'Tuesday.- By way of Ban-
nockburn to Varna at the 'Temperanie Hotel
for noon: then Iry way of the Hayfield Rout
to the Goshen Line to Arthur McClinchey'a.
for night. Wedomdal'. -lis McClytnont's aide
road to the Parr Line, then south to Wm.
F'oster's, fur noun then t. William Mc-
Kenzie's. 2nd concession, of Stanley. for the
night. Thurday.--T'o the Town Line, then
too Kipper and south to George Glenn's. for
oon ; then by way of the London Road to
his own stable, Brumfield, for night. Friday
'1'u George McCartney'a, Mill Road. for noon;
Bien tu-McAdam's nide road. and north to the
2nd conceeslon H. R. S., 'I'uckermith, then
t to James Cnrnochan'a, for night. Sat-
u rday. WesB
t by naalfoot'a brge, then
south to the Mill hoed, to his own stable.
where he will remain until the following
Monday morning.
R. D. Murdock, Proprietor and Manager.
The Deealde Premium Horse
MAKWIRA (Imp.)
No. 15279
Passed Enrolment No. 3267 Form I
Will stand fo the irnpro,ement of stock
thi season is follows:
Monday. -Will leave his own -:table. Strafe
and KO west to Richard Sellery's. for noon;
south to the Cromarty Line, then enat to his
• r
stable Ler night. Tuesday. Will leave
1•is„w n stride at noon and go youth to
James Bullnnty nor, llo borno boundary. fur
nieht. Wednesday. -South to the Thames
Ituud and west to the Elimville Line and
south to Ellmville to Joshua Johne', for
noon: then south and east to William
Rroek'e, for night. Thursday.- South to the
10th concession and east three milts and
north t, William 'Thompson. .ir.'e, Lot 0,
Concession 9, for noon; then north to the
Kirkton Line and west to Tuylor'o Hotel,
Klrkton, for night. Friday.- North to Mount
Pleasant at Jasper Pridhnm's, for noon; then
west and north to John Hamilton's, for
night. Saturday.-- North to the 7th conces-
vion and went to the Centre (toad and south
t, his own stable. where he will remain
until the following Monday morning.
'Perms to insure- SII.
John Livingstone, Proprietor and Manager.
INVOLUCRE
121451 (62966)
Passed Enrolment No. 354 Form I
Will travel the following route this season:
Mondry. --Will leave Fla own stable. Bruce -
field, and pn.re,vl west to Varna at Sher-
lock Keys', for noon: then north into Gode-
rich 'raw•nship to the Hnylleld concession and
weit to A. A, WeL h'a, for night. Tuesday -
North by war of 0th enneesaion to Porter's
Hill at Gcosge Vanderburgs, for noon; then
north to Jumm McMillans. 6th concession,
Coderirh Township. for night. Wednesday. -
By way of Jewel's Corner,: end Ilenmiller to
W. Hill's, for noon ; then by was" of Maitland
concession to Holme,ville at Harry Sweet's,
for night. Thursday.. By way of 16th con-
cession to A. 'I'ownend',, for noon; then by
way of Huron Rind to Harry &. Cameron's
Carriage Shop, Clinton. for night. Friday. -
South by way of •the London Rood to hie
own stable, Brumfield. for noon; then vest
I'A miles and south 1!S miles to John
Murdock's for one hour; then to his own
ntahle for night. Saturday.-. South tut miles,
and east Ina miles to Robert Elgin's, for nom;
theft by way of the Mill Road to his own
stable for night. •
The above route will he continued through-
out the season, health and weather per-
mitting.
Terms. To insure. $15.06.
William Berry, Proprietor,
Passed Enrolment No. 6461 Form 1
Pure Bred Pereheron Stallion
MARSHALL GUEDO
8091
Will stand for the improvement of stork
this season as follows:
Monday- Will Inarr his own stable, ,Lot
27, Concession 1. MrKillnp. end proceed) to
Senfoeth tat theRoyal lintel. for noon: then
south to John McElroy'a, Tnrkerrimith, for
night, 'Tuesday: F,m,t. to Joseph Nagle'e,
for 1,011; then to Dublin at the Dominion
Hotel for night Wedneedey.--To Joseph
McQuaid's, for noon; then to W. Flnnni-
gon't, Tot 2. Cnncese inn G. McKillop. for
night Thursday.- To Peter Hieknrll's. for
n n; then to his nwn amble for night
Friday. To Henry no•rmen's, Togen, for
noon; then to 7. Ellison's, Lot 5. Concession
12, Logan, for night. Saturday- -To Andrew
Patrick's fornoon; thence to bin own stable
where he will remain until the following
Monday morning.
Terms. -214 to insure, payable January 1,
1922. All accidents to moron tat risk of
owners.
J. Murray, Man,; Jo, Brewster, Prop,
EMPEROR McKiNNEY
116531
Approved Enrolment No. 4070 Form Al
The Standard Fired Trotting Stallion will
stand for the improvement of stork this
reason at hie own ntahle. Lot 8. Concession
4. Tu ekeremith. Mares from a distance will
be met part of the way.
Terms: - To insure, 915.00.
Charles Riley, Proprietor.
The Pare Bred Clydesdale Stallion
GOLDEN GUINEA
(20735)
Enrolment:No. 6275 Approved Form 1
Wilt-adihd fur the improvement of stank this
season, as follows:
'l'atoday.--Will leave hie own amble. Huron
Read throe miles west of Senfortb, and go
to Commercial mer.la7 Hotel. Clinton, for. noon :
then by ei of Huron Road' end Holmes-ville
to Oscar • Tehdtt's, far night. Wedrileday.-
By way of Maitland Concesnlon. til John
Dunt s, .:,f ,aaeng,eutt•tpi, io BSfImwer and
Hurn to 'OV',1_1vY�lMi HiSnekea':kanight
Thurda the.„ br eo on,tch
Towne n olteittX d,tllfor
tat, Will Vadat! 'A, Tb on
dight Pri y: -e-85 "Way of Thlepi,one Road
to Fred Pepper's, far noon; then, ,to his
own nt4ble,..,Mte Road, trbt' ni6'� *heed55
he will rmdalln fi' Ehd•'-fdlto'Ivi tS sy-y
mbrning,
C. W. Nott, Proprietor.
ell
Money Makers
CLAY DRAIN TILE
Will open a kiln on Monday, June
20th, 1921. Sizes 3. to 6 inch, and
some White. Brick,
New Tile and Brick and New Prices.
Delivery made at Reasonable Rates.
W. M. Sproat
R. R. No. 4, SEAFORTII.
Phone 9 on 136.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implements, Mr. George Elliott has
re-
ceived instructions from the undersigned to
sell by public auction at lot It, Cunemsion
2, Mullett, on Monday. June 27th, commenc-
ing at 1.80 p.m.. the following: Humes --
1 heavy draught horse 6 yenta old, 1 heavy
draught mare 10 years old, I general our -
.poor home 6 pram old. 1 general purpose
home 12 years old, 1 driving man: 9 yearn
old ,good single or double, thoroughly broken
to curet. I colt 2 years old. Cattle -8 steers
coming 2 yearo, 1 heifer coming 2 year, I
heifer coming 3 yearv, 2 milkingcows
6
and G Yearn old, 2 suckling •alum, figs --
2 Yorkshire pigs 2 months old, Implcmento
2 Yorkshire pigs 3 mouth old, 1 Imperial
ex ford stove. 1 Horor Bright stove. Imple-
ments --1 hay loader, I side delivery rake, hay
rake, I International roller. I cultivator, 1
disc harrow, 2 nets of iron harrow's. 1 [La-
ing mill. I binder, I manure spreader (t,
work either on sleigh iir wagon, 1 set hob.
nlr ighs lumber wagons, I bogey. I cutter,
I net double harness. t set single hern,w, n
quantity of grain bugs and outer articles
too numerous to mention. ','erns. • All sums
of SIG and under, ash over that amount
'IC7:`'0 ;pp;TOR,S.
Fuse. Jager Coleman Estate
'NOTICE l�i
is �` t''eby given pursuant to the
'Trustees 'Act that all pemoae having etelme
against the 'rotate , of Elisa .June Coleman,
late of the Village Of Human,in the County
of Huron, widow, who dieon the 12th
day of April, 1921, aro required to pFpvo
,and the them with' Cladmsn & Staul sry,
S�oo)lcitom for, the' Executors on or beforq' the
20th day of Jenq, - 1921, sifter which ,date
the Executors will not be liable for nay
claim then not Bled,
MADMAN & STANBURY,
Solicitors for Executors.
Hensall & Exeter. 2700-2
NOTICE T
Re ashes Steelleeenbe
Estate ,R
320510E Is hereby gl/eo persuaat to 'the
TnnMalmo
against tate, eptattbstt e allpersons
oAgue Bmoalisobmppe�
tato of the Village of Henna, In the goo
of Huron, Wow, who died on the 17th
day of February, 1021, are required to prove
and ale them with Glndman 1¢ Stanburir,
Solicttors for the Administrator en or be-
fore the 20th day of June, 1921. after which
date the Administrator will not be liable for
any claim then not Bled.
GLADMAN & STANBURY.
Solicitors for Administrator:
Helvetii tii & Exeter. 2700-2
• A. Cockburn
BARGAIN STORE
MEN
Have you seen those silk
Shirts, all . shades,295
Reg. $5.00 for 7J
MEN ANI) BOYS
Large assortment of Lea-
ther Belts from 50c 90c
t0 y
CAPS
For Men and Boys, light
weight, in colors.
1:: months' credit will be given n
, approved Reg. $1.00 for 65C
joint notes or a discount of 5 per cent.
straight for cash on credit amounts. CHAS.
PEACOCK, Proprietor: George oFdliotf. Auc-
tieneer. 2792x2
FARMS FOR SALE
FARM FOR SA I.E. 1.0"1' 14, CONCESSION
4. To:kecmlth. 135 norm cleared, 5 aceta
iamb land. On the premises there ttr one
l.r,•l, house, l hank barn. driving .shed, hay
.shed, hen huuae. Thr farm is well tile drnin-
e,l and well fenced. Will sell with the crop.
'Itis la Iir.t-elasa furs, and can Ix• sold
rn•. ,nbir ter '1\, miles from Sea-
forth
ea-fortho ar lk,ytirdd Road. Au MY to 'THOMAS
[,ANF:, It. It. No, ;l. S,goforr.h. Phone 5
on 137. 2792a4
F ARM FOR S,)t•E, '.,--•. 111.E 5007'15
of liruretiehi. lot Ix, Concession I, Stanley,
loua cres. There are on the premises one
tr,•od bank loon, implement house. straw
shed. a cool tram,• house, 3 goal never -fall-
ow •ver -fail-
ing well+, windmill un one. The farm Is
well fenced end well drained. Rural mull
HMI phone. This is one ,.f the hest farms
in the township, and will Le sold on
reasonable terms. Possession g:yell in Nn-
•mb.v. For further pa rtieu Lara apply to
DREW SWAN, Brumfield, Ont 2702-tf
FAR9f FOR SALE. loo ACRES. L0'1' 34,
Lindon Road in Townhin of Tucker -
• one mile north of ilrueefi•dd. 115 awes
L eared. remainder bush. 'There'Thereis a good)
ome house hard and eon water and
hext..,l by furnace. alcn tv+,,shoo. grand burn
h IIx56, silo. pie, p, n. herr bonne and drive
:hod. There are
boll Go , of spring
crop and 9acre.. if (nil w•h•'nt1 rof
beans, 5 of r and 2 ,,fMnn-
toe,. This, ccounted 1.. be NO. 1 form.
Will sell crop and all land. Immediate
p,s,nmuion, or without erre, and prxase_oe ion
in fall. For fu rt her particulars apply to
the proprietor. o , Lot at, I.mdon Road,
AMOS C.AR7'W'RICII'r, Proprietor. 27.42-tf
FARM FOR SALE. -FARM OF TWO HUN -
tired acre:, adjoining the 'down of Sea -
forth, conveniently situated to all churches.
schools and Collegiate. There in a conatort-
able brick cottage with a cement kitchen;
horn 100x66 with stone stabling underneath
for 6 homes. 75 head of cattle and 40 hogs
with steel stanchions and water before all
stock: litter carrier end feed carrier and
tarocment silo; driving shed and plat-
form scale.. Watered by a rock well and
windmill. The form I, well drained and in
a high state of cultivation. The crop is nit'
is, the ground-.ehoiee cloy loam. Immedi-
ate possession. Apply to M. BEATON, R.
R 2, Seaforth, Ont. 2767-tf
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Goderich St., opposite Dr. 0
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W. T. BOX & CO.
Embalmer and
Funeral Directors
H. C. BOX
Holder of Government
Diploma and License
Charges moderate,
Flowers furnished on short
notice.
Night Calls Day Calls
Phone 176' a, Phone 43
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O Charges Moderate
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Victory, Govern-
ment and. Muni-
cipal Bonds
Sold at current rates and deliver-
ed free of expense.
R. S. HAYS, SEAFORTH, ONT.
2778-tf
MEN'S LISLE SOX
In Brown, Black, White and
for
Blue. Regular 75c 40
C
MEN'S SOX
Real good Black Cot-
ton at 29
C
MEN'S
Fancy Striped Sox, in many
colors. Regular 50c 35
for
C
CHILDREN'S
White and Pink Bloomers.
Regular 65 cents 45c
for
LADIES'
Pique Skirts.
$1.75, for
Reg• 1.30
Pongee Skirts. Regu-
lar $3.50 for 2.75
LADIES'
Pongee Skirts. Reg.
$4,50 for 3.50
A FINE
assortment of underskirts.
Regular $2.50
for 1.95
LADIES'
Colored Underskirts. L
Reg. $2.25 for . , , ,..1'65
FACTORY COTTON
36 inches wide factory cot-
ton. Sale 150
Price
W.T. Pember's
representative
W. J. WHITE
will be at the
,"nate',
Your d�1 44,01eti
Qui pellet a'aw'Be* *nth,..,
sama'+ cut AO Post CI** Or E.,
WE win40140 YOUR
THE CANADIAN
OF COINER
PAiD-UP CAPITAL . a SIS 0.
RESERVE FUND . $.15:81
SEAFORTH BRANCH. J. G. Mullen, Manaae.'r
1:
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Compositors Wanted:
Men or Women
Toronto Saturday night requires a fewourney:
men and two-thirders. Men or women skilled in
stone -work, make-up or at the case urgently needed.
Satisfactory references required. Permanent em-
ployment guaranteed to competent workers.
Forty-eight hours weekly, thirty-six dollars.
Overtime at rate of time and one-half. Open shop.
Free nursing, medical service, sick benefits ar)d
insurance. Ideal working conditions.
Transportation paid including moving expenses'
for married men.
First-class opportunity to permanently locate here
Wire or telephone at our expense.
Saturday Night Press
73 Richmond Street West
TORONTO.
Stock Issue Wanted
A reliable brokerage house is in a position to
underwrite an issue of from $100,000 to $1,000,000
of an established and growing Canadian Corpora-
tion.
Communicate with us by wire or phone at our
expense.
Corporation & General Investments, Limited.
Investment Securities.
38 King St. E. - - - Toronto
Phone Main 5016-7.
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414
ueen's Hotel
Tuesday June 21
With the Finest Stock of humin Hair
Goods for Ladies and Gentlemen
Wigs, Transformations. Pompadours,
For Ladies Switches ;tad all other hair needs.
Special treatment for the scalp and
h,
air-
For Gentlemen the closest imitation in a Natural
Toupee or wig ata reasonable price
and the best of satisfaction given.
Call till \Ir. White and liememller the elate
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New Prices
Effective June 7th, 1921
Touring Car $625
Runallout $560
Chassis $520
Truck ('hass1is .•-,.,• 5670
Starter and Electric Lighting on Above Models, $85 Extra.
Sedan $1,090
Coupe
•.,••....... • •••• $990
Above prices include starter and electric lighting. All prices are
f.o.b. Ford, Ontario, and do not include federal sales tax.
J. F. DAUTHORAI.IZEDY,FORDDEALER Seaforth
Enter Your Band in
The and Contest'
at the Toronto Exhibition'
MUSIC DAY at the Canadian National Exhibition -
ALL Thursday, September 1st -is to be a Festival of Music.
One of the Icatures is a band contest for amateur bands.
This contest is patterned after the' famous Crystal Palace
Competitions of London. It will provide the same oppor-
tunities -to Canadian bands for improvement as is now given
to bands of the BritiaJ Isles.
All members of competing bands admitted to the Exhibi-
tion Grounds free,
$3150 in Crash Prizes
Competition is divided into two classes, according to size
of band.
In addition to the handsome cash prizes, there will be a
Special Challenge Trophy. The winning band in Class A
will have its name inscribed thereon and will have the cus-
tody of it for the ensuing year, and each member of this
band will be presented with an individual award. Band-
masters and Bandsmen can secure full particulars as to
Adjudicators, test pieces and entry forms by communicat-
ng at once with The Secretary
Exhibition Band Contest Committee
145 Yonge Street - Toronto, Ont.
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Cook by Hydro
than Coal Oil.
= Cheaper I
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For full information inquire at
HYDRO SHOP.
TOWN HALL BUILDING
Entrance -Town Clerk's Office.
PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION OF SEAPORT
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