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JAMES JORDAN,
BRAN MARKET
Tartrate, : July 20th. - Bea-
n',Canadian
'tladd-yfoked. bustle/, $2.85 to $8.00; primes,
32 .40 to 32.00.
I. • OULTRY MARKET
Toro July 28t22.-Dreeede Poultry—
'Spring ahfakeos. 40c; roosters, 20o; few, 804;
eluckldnge: 00a; turkeys, hoc.
Live Boultry-,Bpring chickens, 80c; rooetets
16o; fowl. 22c; duckling., 80c; turkeys. 50,.
DAIRY MARKETS
Toronto, July 26. -Cheese -New, large, 24'',
'to 211%c; twine, 25 to 26e; triplets, 26 'to
203; old, /urge, 88 to 84c; do., twine, 8i
'to $9c; triplets, 84% to 854/sa; new Stilton,
27 to 28c.
Butter-Freeh dairy, choice, 88 to 85o;
,creamery prints, fresh, No, 1, 40 to 420;
-cooking, 28 to 26c.
Margarine -20 to 22c.
Eggs -No. 1, 97 to 88c: selects, 41 to 42o;
.carton., 48 to 44c.
GRAIN MARKET.
Toronto, July 26. -Manitoba Wheat -No.
1 Northern, $1.80%; No. 2 Northern, 01.78;
No. 3 Northern, $1.74; No. 4 wheat, $1.60%/y.
Manitoba Ont -No. 2 ,W., 5314c; No. 8
'C,W„ 50%c; extra No. feed, 5014,; No.
1 feed, 48%c; No. 2 feed, 45%c. Manitoba
barley -No. 8 C.W., 82c; No. 4 C.W., 78%Ao;
rejected, 72c; feed, 72c, in store. Fort Wil-
liam.. American Corn -Number two, yel-
low, 79c; nominal,c.i.f., Bay port. Ontario
oats -Ne. 2. hits, 40 to 42,. Ontario wheat
-No. 2 -Winter. nominal, per car jot; No.
2 Spring, nominal: No. 2 Goose wheat,
nominal, shipping point, according W freight
Peas -No. 2 nominal. Haday---Sdalting, 65
to 70c, 000008ieg to freight- outside. Beek -
wheat -No. 8 nominal. - Ryle -No. 2, $1.28
according to freight outside. Manitoba hour
-First patents, $10,50; second potent. 810,
'Toronto. Ontario flour -07.40, hulk seaboard.
8411lfeod-Dlivered, Montreal freight, bags
included; bran, per ton, 025: short, per
ton.- 827: good feed flour, 01,60 to $1.66 par
bag. Hay - No. 1 per ton, $17.00
to $19; mixed, $8 to 010; straw, car lot,
Der ton. $18.00, track Toronto,
BIRTHS
McDonald. -In Hibbert, on July 23rd, to Mr.
and Mra. Ray McDonald, n son.
Backer. -In Brussels, on July 7th, to Mr.
and Mrn, Alfred Hecker, a daughter.
• TaR'son.,-ln'Brusbels, on July Ord. to Mr.
m
and M. Wm. Puwson, a daughter.
Thornton. -In Morris, on July 18th, to Mr.
nd Mm. Anson Thornton, a non.
Fere-moo.--At Auburn, on July llth, to Mr,
and Mrs. 4..1. Ferguson, a son.
Allen. -At Grand Bend, on July 8th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Adolphus Allen, a daughter.
MARRIAGES
1Field0-'Brown.-At St. Stephen's church, To-
ronto, on July 16th, by Rev. 1'. A: Wal-
lace, Hazel Alice, only daughter of Mrs.
Rose Brown, of Toronto. to Dr. Herbert
L. Field, of Hamilton, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Field, Strathroy, form-
erly of Mitchell, Ont,
Anderson--McNabb.-At the home of the
bride, Queen street, Brussels. by Rev. J.
P. McLeod, B.A., on July 12th, Mr. James
Anderson, V.S., to Mina Isabel McNabb, all
of Brussels.
Afoffutt-McBurney.--At Wingham, on July
Oth, by the Rev. Dr. Petrie, Lawrence S.
Moffatt, of Wroxeter, to Mary Wylie Mc.
Burney, of Turnberry,
J. DEATHS
-Campbell.-In McKillop, on July 2601, John
Campbell, In his 67th year.
McGregor. -At ' St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, on July 11th, Archibald McGregor, of
Klppen. aged 76 years.
Nadiger.-In Dashwood, on July 12th. Mrs.
G. Nadiger, in her 70th year.
Barrows. -In Walton, on July 6th, Jamb
Harrows, aged 80 years and 7 mouths.
Whitfield -1n Brussels, on July 6th, Ruth
Adella, daughter of Joseph and Mary
Whitfield, aged 27 years, 2 months and 6
days.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
THRESHER SUPPLIES. -SUCTION HOSE
ouch at sixty cent per foot; also
Thresher Belting. N: SMITH, 138 York 8t.,
'Toronto. 2797-2
E, tsSTRAY HEIFER. -CAME TO THE PREM-
' es of the undersigned, Lot 11, Conc-
*ion's6, McKillop, about May 10th, u red
and white 'yearling heifer. Owner may have
same on proving property and paying
charges. TIM LYNCH, R. R. No. 1, Dublin,
.or phone 20 on 64, Dublin Central 2796x2
FOR SALE. -1000 RUSHELS OF MIXED
grajp, half Qatg pd hbarley. Phone
14-288. ",,AT--C£X. SPARKS, Rl R. No. 2. a...-
forth.2705-tf
'rftEACHER WANTED. -- A QUALIFIED
11 teacher for School Section No. 9, Mr--
Eillop. State salary and experience. An -
Plications will he received by the undersigned.
ISAAC BOLTON. Secretary, Walton, Ont.
2705-tf
"TORONTO SATURDAY N1GH-r" HAS RE -
organised its entire mechanical staff and
i8 operating now under Open Shop Condi-
tions. We have a complete staff in all de-
partment, Composing Room, Press Room and
Bindery but solicit applications for future
openings, eepecinJly from expert lob cam-
poolten and Linotype Operators, men or
women. Terms. 48 hours -086,00. Full par-
ticular on request. SATURDAY NIGHT
PRESS,. 73 Richmond St., Toronto. 2798-1
FERTILIZER
Different grades of Fertilizer
to suit different lands at much
lower prices than last season. It
pays to use Fertilizer for Fall
Wheat. Order early so as we
may get It in car lots.
JAMES QOWAN,
Seaforth.
Phone 219. 279841
Tenders For Debentures
The Township. of, Hibbert offers for sale
81200 fifteen ye>r, ,,fie per cent. debentures.
repayable in eltuni annual fnatlment of
prtnolpal JJilnd f termt combined. These ill
be received,„,"up gtof2 tOn. on Wednesday, Au;
*Mit 17th, 'rat "the •Towhehip Hall, Stafta, or
terfir311 ffddreeeikl to the Clerk up to 11 am.
'J,AMEi' 01418Abt,
Clerk, Dublin P. 0.
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST -
.POSTING OF VOTERS' . LIST
ho�';'f2 Ytti.
feoV SOP ' R $etc
• dui 3Ps, Sure, boot.rpbe, bstrllsalJ Kde1eklytAbicycle'-
kttJa, da no. et quently of eartenr
0p17, oeeheld Effeete.-nCaok *tom a
9Nveopal heater,coal, 96 atove with ,oven,
«. side,
cuplipprd. exxoneion tabiq, IKitekon
talo, six kitchen shalt!, ala dining" teem
ebalre,; 2 roc ins ehairv, 1 arm chefs, 8
Phieb - bedroom gaits', 2 bed., one
crib 1 mattress and oprtngo, 2 coaohm,
'1 floor bin, Singer sowing machine, 2 stools,.
•1.'cloch. 1 phonagruph with 88 records,' ler
t eitbutor and brooder,° washing muahine, oleo
Picture*, dishes, bedding, and other articles
,too t um3105o to mention. Terms --Gash as
1 the Proprietor la going West. ROBERT J.
WHITE, Proprietor; George Elliott, Auc-
tioneer. 2797-2
Voters' List. 1921, Municipality of the Town
of Seaforth, County of Huron.
trans-
mitted or delivered otice is tov
edthe person imMidenel
in oection 9 of The Ontario 'Patera' List Act,
the copies repaired by oaid oentfone to be so
transmitted or delivered of the Lot, mode
punuaeti to wild Act. of ell pentane appear-
ing by the last rovieed Amusement Roll of
the gall Municipality to be entitled M vote
in the said Municipality at clootlons for
mombet of the Legielntive Assembly and at
Nonlethal Elections ; and that the" weld Lest
was flat parted up at my ptoe at Seaforth
tthe 26th day of July, 1921, and remains
here for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voter. to take
immallate p000oedings to have any error or
amimiens corrected according_to law.
-Dated this 26th day of July. 1921,
JOHN A. WILSON,
2798-1 Clerk of Town of Seaford,
Garden. Party
At Brucefield
on the lawn of
MR. J. W. ELLIOTT
oa
Friday, August 5th
LUNCH SERVED FROM 6 to 8.
Music by
CLINTON KILTIE BAND
Admis,ion-Adults 35e: Children 155
FARMS FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE. - I HAVE SOME
choice farms for sale in the Townships
of 'Osborne and Hibbert, all well built and
Improved, on easy terms of payment THOMAS
CAMERON, Woodham, Ont. 2668-tf
paws FOR SALE. -250 ACRES, MORE
or less. Concession 4 and 5, Stanley
Township, about 414 milts from Clinton.
Well improved, good clay loam. 15 Dere,
hardwood and cedar bush, practically all
fenced with new wire fencing. First-class
house and barn; telephone, rural mail de-
livery. Will all on reasonable terms. Apply
on prem4aes to ADAM STEWART, R. R, Na.
9, CIinton, 2798-th
wants- FOR SALE. -LOTS 26 'AND 27,
Concession 2, H. R. S.
of choice
two
es of ch
hundred acres; eighty acroicece pas-
ture land with lot of running water, the
remainder is in a high state of cultivation.
Two brick houses, one frame barn nn ground,
one large barn on foundation with large
cement silo and litter carrier, water in stable
and other conveniences, Apply FLETCHER
T. TOWNSEND, R. R. 2, Seaforth, Ont.,
phone 3 on 614, Clinton. 2796x4
FARM FOR SALE,- % MILE SOUTH
of Br,efeld, Lot 12, Concession 1, Stanley,
100 nares. there are on the premises one
good bunk horn, implement house; straw
abed. n good frame house, 3 good never-fail-
ino wells, windmill on one. The farm 1,i
well fenced and well drained. Rural mail
and phone. Thin 4s one of the bast farms
in the township, anti will be sold on
reasonable terns. Possession given in No-
vember. For further particnlnra apply to
DREW SWAN, Brucefleld, Ont. 2702-tf
rrHE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE ARCHI-
bold McGregor offer for sale Lot 16,
6th Concession, McKillop, 100 acres of first
elms farm lands. The land is in n first
clavas otnte of cultbvation and there are
rested on the premises a good frame dwel-
ling 'home. with kitchen attached; frame
barn 76054 with stone foundation. stabling
underneath and cement Mom and water
throughout, driving house. pig pen and hen
house. Also about ten acres of good hard
wood bush. The property is well fenced and
well drained and convenient to good market,
churches and schools. For further particulars
apply to MISS LILLY J. M,CREGOR, on the
premises, or to R. S. HAYS, Solicitor, Sea-
fortth, Ont. 2705-tf
FARM FOR SALE, -100 ACRES, LOT 04,
London Rand in Township of Tucker -
smith. one mile north of linteeaeld, 95 acres
cleared, remainder bush. There is n good
fromr house with hard and soft water and
heated by furnace. also telephone, good barn
SOx56, silo, pig pen. hen house and drive
shed. There are about 00 acres of spring
top and 8 erre+ of fall whet, 5 acres of
bean, 5 noes of corn, and 2 nares of potn-
toe?. This is counted to he a No. 1 form,
Will sell crop and all load, immediate
prxosesoinn,,r without crop end possession
in {all. For further portkulans Finely to
the proprietor. on Lot 24, London Rond.
ASI05 CAR']'walt;ll'r, Praprietur. 27924f
g'f ARM FOR SALE. -FARM OF TWO HUN -
deed Metre ndlnining the 'Town of Sea -
forth, conveniently situnted to all churches,
aekoois' and Collegiate. There is a comfort-
able brick cottage with n cement kitchen;
barn 100056 with atone stabling underneath
for 6 horses, 75 herd of enttle and 40 hogs
with steel otonohions and water before all
stock; litter carrier and feed carrier and
two cement silos ; driving shed and plat-
form seal.. Watered by n rock well and
windmill. The farm is well drained and In
a high state of cultivation. The crop 1s n11
In the around-cho]eo clay Morn. Immedi-
ate p.omai0n. Apply to M. BEATON, R.
R 2, Seaforth, Ont.. '2787-tf
It ARMS FOR SALE. -100 ACRES, LOT 12,
Conrmninn 8, in the Township of Tucker -
smith, 8 miles from Seaforth, 0 miles from
BruceOold anti Kippeen, co venient to school
nnd church; nr, tremainder in
maple Mush. On this form ore excellent build-
ings and are In first. -eines repair; hard and
soft venter in the house and In stables; 2
wells, 1 hnviog a windmill. This form is
thoroughly under drained and feared nod
in a high stat,. , fultivntion, never bovine
bern heavily cropper. This is In r ry ay
n first rinse on,' np-Lo-date farm. Ales lot
27, Concession 12. In the Township of fills
bert, contairtIng 10,] acres : 00
. es cleared
and thoroughly mderdrnined andfenced, the
remainder Oslo first lass maple bush. On
the premises 00 n enmfortnble frame house
and good horn 48x60 with stone stabling;
also good well with windmill. This farm Is
all seeded to germs and in In excellent condi-
tion, having h -en cropped very little; situ.
ated within 8 miles of Henault, quarter of
mile from school.. There in long distance
• telephone connection on both farms, also
mai Mail *livery. These farms will be
wild together et oeparafely. to suit pureboaee
and on reasonable kerma. For further pan
Maims aPPIY to the pQn��oprtetor, on I.ot 12,
Conossfilen,0 Teekersintth..:or Seaforth P. O-,
R. R. rt.. d, eo phone 14 on 181, Seaforth.
THOMAS G. RHILLINGLAW, .Proprietor.
For fust fftiormtat'ion itti
• H °DRtlt" IOF.`''•
TOWNI$ALL 'BUILDIN
Entrance-'Towxe Clerk's OCL e,
PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION OF SEA
5llt111111UIIluIIIuuhIlttltllti111N1tsi IiIn, lillmmunu llfln11111U11fillluIi11Jfl
Victory, Govern-
ment and Muni-
cipal Bonds
Sold at current rates and deliver-
ed free of expense,
B. S. HAYS, SEAFORTH," ONT.
2778-t1
RANO TRt1Nl; SYST'" M
The Double Track
Route
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT,
and CHICAGO.
Unexcelled Dining Car Service.
Sleeping cars on Night Trains
and Parlor Cars on principal Day
Trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E.
Horning, District Passenger Agt.,
Toronto.
W. R. Plant Agent
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O W. S. GORMLEY 0
0 Embalmer and Funeral O
O Director O
0 Undertaking Parlors Above 0
0 M. Williams' Grocery Store, O
0 Main Street, Seaforth. O
0 Flowers furnished on short 0
0 notice. O
0 Chargee Moderate O
O Phone—Night or Day -192 '0
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0 S. T. HOLMES <>
O Funeral Director and 0
O Licensed Embalmer O
0 Undertaking Parlors in O
0 Beattie Block, opposite The 0
0 Expositor Office. Residence 0
O Goderich St., opposite Dr. 0
0 Scott's. O
0 Flowers furnished on short
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Phone Night or Day 119 0
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plus Half a Cent per mile
beyond. Return Hall a
Cent wper mile to Winnipeg,
plus $20.00
Excursion Dates
FROM ONTARIO
August 10th and 22nd
% Toronto, Carddweil Jct., and all Sta-
tions South and West thereof.
, LYS. TORONTO, on above dates, 12.00 noon & 11 p.m.
• `,pecial accommodation for women.
Corm r title (berth) Colonist Cars. Facilities
for meals en rotite-
S
Ticfi 'o and full information from any Canadian
Natio, a1 or Grand 'i rank Agent.
t
Burying a Talent of Silver
OM earliest days, to bury money has
A. been considered a stupid and blame-
worthy act; but to put it out at interest
has been praised,
Deposit your money in our Savings De-
partment where it will bear interest at
the best current rates. too
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND $15,000,000
SEAFI,i<1'11 BRANCH, J. G. Mullen, Manager.
Old Home Week In Goderich
AUGUST 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 121
FIVE BIG DAYS of REUNION, SPORT and FUN
Parades, Band Concerts, Carnivals.
Music by Waterloo Musical Society Band, 83rd Regiment Band,
Lucknow Pipe Band.
2 days HORSE RACES $2,000 in Purses
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9th
2.30 trot or pac^,-Purse $500. 2.18 trot or pace—Purse $500.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 11th
2.22 trot or pace -Purse $500. 2.13 trot or pace --Purse $500.
BASEDAT L TOURNAMENT
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10th
Competing Tearns:-Wingharn, Teeswater, Zurich, Goderich.
GRAND ATHLETIC MEET
THURSDAY, AUGUST llth
Events ;nclude five -mile 'and one -mile open races, relay race be-
tween teams of Perth, Huron and Bruce, tug-of-war between Huron
and Bruce, Caledonian games, Highland dancing and piping, etc.
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE FEATURES.
Don't Miss the Big Event of the Year.
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Embalmer and
Funeral Directors
H. C. BOX
Holder of Government
Diploma and License
Charges moderate
Flowers furnished on short
notice,
0 Night Calls Day Calls
0 Phone 17;t Phone 43
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SPECIAL MIDSUMMER EXCURSION
Goderich to Detroit and Return
Steamer Greyhound -leaves Goderirli Monday,
August 8th, 11.15 p.m., arriving Detrtlit Tuesday
7.15 a.m. Returning leaves Detroit Thursday,
August llth, 2.30 p.m. on Steamer Owana.
$3.00 ROUND TRIP
$2.00 ONE WAY
Last trip to Detroit Friday, Augu' l 12th, 7.00
a.m. on Steamer Owana.
Don't miss this midsummer opportunity to vis-
it beautiful Detrpit. A delightful rills' at'ross Lake
Huron and down the St. Clair and I )r't r,;it Rivers. .
GREYHOUND MOON LIG IIT
OUT OF GODERICH
Monday evening, August 8th, 3.15 p.m.
FINZEL'S FAMOUS DETROIT ORCHESTRA
for: dancing in the ,.Greyhound ball room -50c;
children under' 12--25e.
4 1
sf
4,7\
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F.rcst Fires Kill J obs
HERE are instances of carelessness such as the Fire Rangers. of Ontario
are meeting al1'the time. Each is an actual case, as officially reported
in & tail to the Forestry 11rruu'h. Until each individual realizes personal
responsibility and co-operates to prevtr:t forest; fres, Government Fire Rangers
can l'',pe merely to it ssen the tragic consequences of' such human careless-
(':.:'.; a;al iat(1 judgment.
Savc ttn a i s Forests
They're
Lurber>rsl;eres Fires
9 :1} 27t1, 11:20- A enrolees tier.. driver,
by 1 atiinz his ermine the or thr"',':301" n
cil-arette into ski •h, bt;ntrd oyer loco toun-
01111)8, IIL'lnilill t! 3,106,], ails Ica of (':n , a
$:3,01(10 1718(1, ramp buildings null
sot th 37,000, sawn Iun:brr e...erth .c)
and killed several million young' spruce: and
jack pin` ti't•^s,
11163- 27, 1920 -Fire in a rnbh;at heap be-
hind a lumber company'!, hoarding house
got away and, despite pr•nnpt m tion, burned
over 1,0111) acres, inclndic.t 2,0,;'4,01)0 feet of
white pine, and a set of new ramps worth
$1,000.
June 1, 1920 -Two old i.1^11 left to attend
to the stop lo:;s in r. flan. h•t lir'.' t.rl :11111 V'
from either then' sn::,d:•r or ,,,:'p f.'e, and
husnnd ,o"'r 9.11011
feet, of pine, one in i! I :r
qunntit.ioo of .tocol•.,:, a;,'! r, •I ;,nlcnt. to a
total volae of $41.)
May 4th, 1121 iticd,,inon hurning'slash
around their ,nn,l,•. t...; .l. vn of their
tiro 2r,,: ].,,,, .l Ira - •, ,,.,aril before
they regained It.
Railway Fires
June 51.11, 1920--• Jol]oinr No. 1 3111 sf.arl,d a
forest fire which ran over 15,000 acres,
burning one saw mill three seta of lumber
camps, stables, houses, and outfits, 5,000
cut logs and 1,400 piles, besides standing
timber.
May 25th, 1920—Engine No. 2509 set a
Ontario Forestry Bxanch --
yours
fir «-i,;.•h l.:n'nr,i over )7,,'')(l acres or tim-
ber 1c,n t 1• :- ':, n ',t cin th,. , • ''p..01101'= :
logs wurtu q•',,:,q, and co:L
Jun,: 2, 7'."'n0-:1 sort,., rr •.c Left a pile
of l'urninif ties to rr, 101'61' i , tb',:r r„.:ular
work. The lire spread over 1,2110] acres.
Fires Set Out Under Permit
June 10th, 1921 -Parties burning slash
under permit, lost control through bad jud,-
nlent, and 1,050 ar'res wrre hurled and forty
buildings, including saw mill, were wiped
out.
May 27th, 1920-A sgnottrr, burning de-
bris near itis shack, fired 7,1100 acres, 1,000
of whi,•h worn virgin timber, and wiped out
four sets of logging camps.
Neglected Camp Firer
July 411'. V' '1- TonrI'0 : ir(f '-a:,11, •e ofl
sl;ere of Deer I„Ike. Ann, -d,'•-' •!'^ht:,
ra1:,•c 7.1:1 I'n:• ren l., hu;.: -.;,a ns rr? c f
p:;;c wore dead.
,iny ^1st, 1920—A n",.•. 'vol can -,p fire.
ri,=! Itr ('(R0rt.s of Chief 7•u-' lunger and 42
lrt burned 1,200 acres of young pine.
dln•r
7th, 1521 --Indians left ramp fire,
wb-h horned over 7,000 acres and took one
treol: of lighting to control.
Be carrfnl of fire in the forests. Be care-
ful to rot_ mor ramp Are out. -dead out.
1m�i't-tln ow away lighted matxhcs, (01 area_{es
or or ritrr. r ends. Watc out, lest your fire gets
away from you.
Parliament Bldgs., Toronto. Ontario
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