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The Huron Expositor, 1921-09-30, Page 51l 1 MANLEY Notes.--4Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ,O'Hara and daughter and son, ;ram London, paid us a flying visit daring We Week, - Mrs, I eerue and her daughter, lova, fro911 Remora, and 1dr, John O'Hara from plat, and Mr. 'and Mrs. C. Eckert rand Mr, J. F. McMann were also amongst the guests in our burg, --:Mr. F. Eckert and Mr. John Eckert motored to Gads Hill during the week. -The U. F. O. held their 7neetimg on Tueaday even- ' lug to select delegates to attend the ,convention in Hensel' on Thursday, t29th 4npt.-(Ihe many tri�flda of . Fred Hoegy are sorry to learn + she is still in a precarious con. dation, MORRIS Notes. -John Anderson, Sr., is a- way on a trip to friends at Dundalk and other plpces.-This week Gordon Rintoul, fifth line, returned to his 'studies at Knox College. We wish him a term marked by. success. -Miss Lillian 'Flatt is back from an extend- ed stay in the West and will make her- home with Mrs.. Charles Davis, fourth line, her aunt.-AJdrian and Mrs. Porteous and Mr. and -Mrs. Far- quhar and children, of Seaforth, were visitors with 'Henry and Mrs. Bone and William and Mrs. Sellers. -Mrs. Jermyn, who has spent, the .past two years in Toronto and Detroit, its via- iting with 'her daughter Mrs. C. Rog- erson and at the 'home of Wesley Jermyn. Her many friends welcome her back again. Presentation. -A birthday party was given recently at the home of A. P. Joynt, Seuforth, in honor of Miss Suasiis Latttmer, who has gone to North•„Bay to •attend Normal school. The party was given by the Mission Band of Eernontiville church of which `Miss Susie 'had been the efficient sec- retary for some time. One of the pleasing events of the afternoon was the presentation to Miss Susie of a Presbyterian Hymnal. The good wishes of the Mission Band go with Susie an'd her mother to her new home. They visited relatives and friends in Morris before going to the Northland. RUPTURE EXPERT HERE Seeley, Famous in thio Specialty, Called to Stratford, F. H. Seeley, of Chimer, and Phila- delphia, the noted truss expert, will personally be at the Windsor Hotel and will remain 'in Stratford this Wednesday only. October 6th. Mr. Seeley says: "The Spermatic Shield will not only retain anycos(n frup- ture - ture perfectly, but contracts the opening in 10 days on the average ease. Being a vast advancement over all former methods --exemplify- ing instantaneous effects immediately appreciable aryl withstanding any strain or position. This instrument received the only award in England and in Spain producing results with- out surgery, injections, medical treat- ment or prescriptions. Mr. Seeley has documents from the United States Governments, Washington D. C., for inspection. He will be glad to show same without charge or fit them if desired. Business demands prevent stopping at anyother Place in this I t section. P. S.-Everystatement in n this no- tice has been verified before the Fed- eral and State Courts. -F. H. Seeley. 2807x1 SEAFORTH MARKETS Thursday, September 29, 1921 Hogs, per cwt - $9,50 Eggs, per dozen • 38 to 40c Potatoes, per bag $1.29 Butter, per lb 30 to 35c NY Wheat, per bushel $,1.20 Barley, per bushel 60c Flour, per cwt $5905 Bran, per ton $30.00 Shorts, per ton $30.00 eses /MAN MARKET Toronto. September - 27. Beans---Canndiun hand-picked, bushel, $4.25 to 94.50; primes, 33.75 to 34.00. POULTRY MARKET Torootd, September 37. -Dressed poultry - Spring chicken's, 34 l0 30e; roosters, 20e: fowl. 28 to 32c; duckinga, 21e: turkeys, 60c. Live Poultry -Spring chicken. 20 to 28c; rosters. 16o; fowl, 20 to 27e: ducklings, 26c; turkem. 50o. DAIRY MARKET Toronto. Sept. 27. -Cheese, new large, 20 to 216; twins, 201/2 to 21tt,c: triplets, 22'r, to 23e. Old large, 27 to 28c; twin, 271,5 to 29c; triplets, 29 to 291c; Stitons, new, 33 to 36c. Butter -Fresh dairy, choice, 33 to 35c: oreamery print., froth, No. 1, 41 to 42c; SIo. 2. 28 to 40c: cooking, 22 to 24e. Margarine -22 to 24e. Egan No. 1 44 to 45c; selects, 60 to 52c: neatens, 62 to 54c. • GRAIN MARKET. Toronto, Soptomber 27.--F688anitoba wheat - No, 1 Northern, 91.479'. ;hyo. 2 Northern, 31.451/2; No. 3, $1.40%. Man. oats --No. 2. C.W.. 03tfic; No. 8 C.W., 61c: extra No. 1 feed, 151c: No. 2 feed, 48c. Manitoba barley -No. 8 C.W., 75c, nominal. All of the above track, Bay porta. Ameri<hn Corn -No. 2 yellow, 60e, . i,f., Bay Porta. Ontario Oats- -No. 2 white43to420 Poria. Ontario oats-. No. 2 *hate. 43 to 40c. " Ontario Wheat -No. 2 Winter, tar Iota, $1.23 to 11.27: No. 3 Winter, 91.19 to $1.24: No. 1 commerolal, 01.14 to 91.19; No. 2 Spring, 81.17 to 91.22; No. 8 Spring, 31.14 to $1.19; No. 2 Goose wheat. nominal., Pens -No. 2 nom- inal. Barley --Malting, 65 to 70 tont; ac- cording to freights outside: Buckwheat - No. three, nominal. Rye -No- 2, 81.10, according to freights outside. Manitoba flour -Fiat Detente, 39.85; serond patono. 39.35, Toronto. Ontario flour ---136.80, bulk sea- board. M9110opd-Delivered, Montreal, freight, . bags included: Bran,' per ton, 328.00 to 930; aborts, per bon, 930.00 to 332.00; good feed Sour 81.70 to 91.85. Baled Hay --Track To- ronto. per ton, No. i, 928; No. 2, $22; mixed, 418.00. LIVE STdCK MARKpE Brsealo, Setif{elbet- 27. -Cattle reeeipb: 4; •000;fllow, 25 to 50 codei lower; shipping O teetik $8 to 19.80; butahe.', 17.80 to 88.60; ya.rfogo, 30 to 910: heifers. $4. 5 to 97.50; coast '51.10 to 96.25; bulls, 6T to 15.50: Mockers and feeders, 95 to 95.50: froth cow. and springers, 545 to 8190. Calve--Reeeipte,' 2,800; ,,teed., 95.00 to 314.50. Hoge--Rorelpd, 18,800; 15 to 90 cents lower; heavy, mixed, yorke., light do. and . • pigs, 18.80j few, gado; roughs, 96 to 06.25; ` stage. 911.844A 94.50. Sheep---Raedpt., 8,000; ewes, 60o higher: inbred sheets, 28e higher; l..mbe, 94 to 99.23; Yearling.. 88.50 to $8.50; wether,, 86.25 to y Ir'Yb' :ti 18 to 96; mixes she,. 14.60' Montreal. September 27. -There were about 1,160 more cattle on the two markets thla • mpyning than a week ago The run mold dot catof bed ity *ales be Wiwi over three a to ouath, but th wane 9009 ib and IDriea 60 t0 76 cents or more lowup hod been er. A1yl�cootie of straight loads, of good trrtslib•�beO,b.r, isf.rn One' load Fiat. over, 1,9900 !Sounds sold for fetavee i d one load of broadly Utile stook that would make good Diadem averaged 860 posed. and brought 90. Oslf racialists, 8,666, Receipt. of grass odes were com'parativob' heavy, Pasta,* r.c$o. ed quite hooey direct sblpme*p of .098.11 staff throughout th99 poet week. 0 odes were sold to -(lay for 02.90 to 88.00, with packers offering 82.00. Quotations: Good veal, 88 tb at; medium 05 W - 117; gram, 62.60. to 03. Shap---Recelpte, 10,208. Lambe were to the same difficulty es calve,. With the ex- ception of one or two small hand picked MP sold for 08, the quotation on good lamb up to noon woo 07. Th. tractive of bulking a week'. offering on the Monday'smark was In a measure responsible for e t weakness.Dart of the Hose---Receipts, 2.200. Top for 0elab and medium light hop suitable for local trade were 310, bulk of sale woe $0.60 to 910. Union Stock Yard,, Torotlto, 8eptpmber 27. -The supply of cattle for *ale on • to -day's market was heavy, considering that trade wok. 4u.92 during the latter part of tat Twenty loads- of a receipt of Over 7.000 head were billed through. Waving 8,- 600 head on offer, and trade opened any dull with a decline of 25 Cent. from 77turadar e closing price offered. Up to.noon the pack- er. bought only enough cattle to get killing stented at the plants, and It was only when salesmen began to accept prices from 60 to 76 cents lower than fiat Monday that trade became at all active. Olos. to 2,000 head were left unsold for the close. There were n fair number of real good heavy cattle pres- ent, but even those moved glow, as there was practically no demand for exporters, ex- cept at a prier offer that the seller would not consider. The best load on o0ef, 20 head, averaging 1,370 pounds, brought 7% cents, end the only kind of cattle sold above, that figure re baby beeves, t few at 07.81, The only class showing any strength was the amble • butpher cows, which were a Pale suppb, and told steady at from 6 to 51c. with an odd top at 5% cents. Despite the lower prices, stocker and feeder trade was not aetive. owing to poor quality In the offering. Milkers and springers were in fair demand, but the price was n abode easier than lot week. t The calf oupply wa 405 heavier thaq last Monday, and the general qualjty wa inferior. Choice veal, opened 60 cents lower than last week's close, tope bringing only 12 cent), and choice kind ranging from that figure down to 10 cents. Mentum calves brought from 8 to 9 cents, and grassers 3 cents. Lambe were the hcnviet supply of the year to date, only n very small share of the 8,265 sheep and lambs being sheep. Packers bid 7'/, to 7% cenb for choice lambs at the opening but a fair proportion mold for 4 c nts, a decline of quarter from last eek's else, or of else to u defier from Mat week's high point Hoge, despite alight incense in aupply, sold n shade stronger to-dny, the bulk of aeleots making 10 tents, fed and watered, while a few sold to outsider as high as 10 i tents. Receipts' es a 7,111 cattle, 1,064 elv, 2,- 058 hogs and6,225 sheep and lambr- (luutations Choice heavy stern, $7.00 to 5275; butcher steers, choice, 56.00 to 97.00; do. good. $5.00 to 56.50; do.. medium, 91.25 to 31; butel,crr' heifer, choice, 96.00 to 06.50; do. medium.34.00 to 95.00; butcher' town choice, 54.50 jla 35.00; de. medium. 92.50 W 14.00; canner and cutters, 01.00 'to $2.00; batchera' bullet good. $3.50 to 84.00: do., common. 92.00 to 92.75; feeders. 900 pound, 35.50 to 36.00; do.. fair, $4.00 to T,4.50; milkers, 871 to $95; springers. 080 to $100: calt • os. oho' ce 11 to -medium, 39.00 to 310.00; do., common, , do, 08.0., to i6.90: lambs, good, 18.00 to 08.60; do., common. 06 to 92.00; sheep, choice, 98.00 to 84.00; do., good 92:00 to 39.50; do., heavy pend bucks. 81.00 to 02.00; ogg, fed and atcred, 910.00 to 310.25: do. oft car, 310.25 to 010.50: do; f.o.b., 09.25 to 89.50; -do. coon. try pmts. 39 to 10.25. BIRTHS Twitchell. - In /lethal'. on September 17th. to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Twitoholl, n ,laughter, M.KIbbnn. - In Wingham, on September 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Walton McKihbna a daughter. Thorne. -In Mitchell, on September 17th, to Mr. and Mr. James Thorne, n son. MARRIAGES Campion p Farr. -In Goderich ow September Vat, Mn k t a ruf re Fnrr, tau of Mr. and Mrs. James Fnrr, ang daughter r d Mr. Carl Campion, Loth of Goderich. P 000'x-- l,ncktvond.-At London, on Sept. 14, by Rev. J. 'A. Agnew, Clara E.. daughter, of Mr. 9'. Lockwood. of Clinton, . to Louis B. Powers. of Windsor. Lovell---F'raer.-On September 15th, of 314 Oxford street, London, by Rev. John Currie, Mime Jessie Fraser. daughter of the tote Lawrence and Mrs. Fraser, of Pilot Mound, Man., to Joseph Lovell, of Wroxeter. DEATHS McMillan. --In Hallett, on Saturday, Septem- ber 24th, John McMillan, aged 29 years and 4 months. .Elliott. -At Aberdeen, South Dakota.. on Sept 17th, Mary Ann Anderson. widow of the late Robert Elliott, of Goderich township, aged 102 years, 3 months and 24 day.. Vesper,- In Fullerton,oSeptember 16th. Grace Mulhcron. relict of the lata William Vesper, aged 72 yeom, 7 months and 13 days. Pickard. -In Goderich township, on September 10th, William Pickard, aged 55 yearn. Hastings. -In London, -on September 17090, Alvaretto Etsery, beloved wife of Albert Hastings. IN MEMORIAM Note. -Items under this head will be charg- ed 50 cents per single verse and 26 cents for each additional verse. In loving memory of Pte. C. V. Wmteott, 47th Battalion, killed in action 0n September 29th, 1918. The golden gates were opened, A gentle poke said, 'Comes' And with toroth -Ala unspoken. He calmly entered home. 203701 Mother and Brothers. FALL FAiRS Kirkton Oct. 6-7 Dungannon Oct. 6-7 SALE REGISTER On Tuesday, October 11th. at 1 p.m., on Lot 4. Mill . Road, Tuckenmith, one mile we.t of F4rmondvillc, clearing Rale et farm, farm stock and implements. Thos. G. Lane. Prop: T. Brown, Auctioneer. Buildings For Sale For sale one shop 36x13!4. This building has two atones and i, lathed and plastered anti could easily be converted into a home. Also one lean to 10x261/2; one drive .bed 34,17; one garage 14022 and a shed 100,5,, 12. These buildings are all in the best of ✓ epair• with good timbers and will be sold Oh very reasonable terms. For further par- ticualrn apply on the prem.iw or address Seaforth Poet Office. FRANK ARNOLD. Beautiful Weather Splendid corn crop, good root crop, heaps of asraat and a long openxilall predicted. No starvation in sight. Grand country, fertile OM/.. -Kern it .o by draining your geld' with ie4od •eldy tile. Don't wait till next year ®tye0ting lower price.. Why? You Iso the Price of. the tile while you are waking. Give us 8 call now before theroads get muddy. We hfle you right and we have .plenty of the tap U308kr4rem'aeiaeh••,*p. rt Pa,.. W WILLIAM P OM B}¢y MO,. from HOAT R. R. No 4, Salorti,. 2807-2 Phone 9 on .136. IMPORTANT NOTICES P208 FOR 'BALE1.-FOB BALE 60 iYOUNG' pip *bout ready to wean. Apply un lent 10, commotion 0, 8t.y1p, Or p% oo.. 09 on 86.. Xerw*U, W. A. Rem 200¢.4 FOR BALK- -01$ it-HORSRPOWi0 t GAS Pllna ahalaa,'in good repair. nary used two smoote, . Apply to RAYL CAR3000AN R.09 No. 4, O4eforth, Phone 6-188 00* - f806 -e FOR SALE: 1600 !RAWLS • OF il1IAD gra a, half was and half levier. Rhona 14284. LFX,' SPARKS, R. . R. No. 2. Bea, forth. 2708-t1 • (AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK. 111- plementt and Household Effects -Mr, Thomas Brown has been instructed- to soil by public auction an the farm, one -ball mile south of Fgmondvllle, on the Kippen on Tbureday, October 6th, .t 1 o'clock pp.mm., the following: Yonas -Gelding 4 years old exeeptddnelly good, 1 brown home 12 years old. one aged hone, good worker. Cattle - 2 milk cows both bred. 2 dry rows, 8 atm. two years old, 5 heifer* 2 year. old, steer coming one year old, one calf. Implements - 1 Kemp manure spreader, 2 single furrow riding plow., walking plow, torn snuffler, set 4 -section barrows, 10 loot hay rake, top buggy nearly new, Portland Cutter new, set 2000 lbs. Renfrew 'cola, set sleighs, No. 12 De Laval cram separator, barrel churn. 6 -foot cut mower, sot sling .oes. 16 -foot lad- der, ant lifting pulley., crow bar, forth, ,hovels, lawn mower, 2 -furrow gang plow, 5.1 team brechen tamer.. set plow harnsa, 2 sets 'Ingle hares.. Household Effects. ---I kitchen cabinet, kitchen table, dining chain,. UP - holstered rocker, rattan rocker, small tables, gnamelled bodo, 2 m*54e,oae, 2 seta rprings, reaser and stand, davenport, couch, Colum- bia phonograph with 28 records, odd d.he. and a lot of small articles. Terns. - All owns of,$10.00 and under, oath; over that amount 12 month.' credit on approved joint notes, or a discount of 6', off for cosh on credit amounts. No reserve w the farm . sold. JOHN McCAA, Proprietor; Thomas Brown, Auctioneer. 2806x2 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF Farm, Farm Stock and Implements - Estate of Wesley D. Harvey, deceased On Tuesday, October 4th, 1921, at 10.30 o'clock a.m., there will be offered for aule tion at at • pt blic No. 8,°Cons.. ionp 3, Staney Townoh{p. containing 100 acres more or less. The (ane is well located in one of the best farming portions of the County of Huron 1,1 mile from school, 2% mile. from Kippen and Bruceaeld. There is upon it a commodious .olid brick house with stone foundation and slate roof and with fuel shed and store- house attached; a frame bank barn with two wing. 45,60 and 20,6.5 with stone founda- tions and stabling underneath, well furnished with cement flown and H. T. furnishings, a drive shed 20,40 anti an implement riled. about 8 serer have been sown m fell wheat and reabout 42 bush norm !hate 15 been full ploughed. ard of aboutu 2 acreus, about theuebalance of the farm, all of wlhlch 4a arable, is resided down in hay and paturr land. The nail is clay loam. Perms of Sale. -'r n per cent. of purchase price at time of sale, balance on orhet April D 1 let I922 Sale cub At the same time and place will be offered the following Implements, Machiucry, Farm Stork and Chettais: Implements.-. 1 Gray -Dort touring car 1 Overland touring ear mule' 83, 1 Fordson tractor, tractor plows, 1 hay press, 1 s' horsepower gauline engine, 1 John Deere hay loader, 1 Massey -Harr. binder 8 font cut and forecorriagr, 1 7-15out Deering mower. 1 Massey -Harris bean ecualer. I top cutter, f Massey -Harris cultivator and seed box, one power home clipper, 2 (arm wagon 1 light vatron, 1 skeleton wagon, 1 top buggy, 1 light buggy. 1 cutter. 2 home cur., I set hob sleighs, 1 2-furrowod riding plough, one walking plough, I set 5 -section diamond harrows, 1 steel land roller, 1 Massey -Marcia si,lr rake 2 hay racks. 1 Maple Leaf 10 inch Plate grain grinder, 1 Clinton tanning mill, 1 set scales, 1 forge, 1 anvil, 1 010,, 1 cir- cular sow, 1 cream separator, 1 power wash- er awringer, 1 engine and pump jock. 1 ou anter trough, ab 1 25-• .aallun tray tank 2 bare,ls 004unnti a q l 3 of n2 feed baxe, 2 role 1 15 -rod roll nig wire, 20-22 nada wove wir'r fence. 25 grain bags, 15 cedar posts, 13 bunches of shingle,, about 60 cedar rail psi, 3 sets double hornet. with collars, 2 sets single harness, 1 saddle. 05 sap pails 1 long ladder, 1 lite, ladder, 1 box truck gravel box. about 259 feet 2rnch rope, a quantity of lumber and plank, and a large quantity of tools and sundry articles. Cattle.- 1 Red Durham cow, suppsed to be in calf. Reg. Strawberry of Cromarty No. 1381367; 1 roan Durham row: Reg. Beatrice 13th, No. 136451, ,opposed to be in calf,: 1 roan Durham heifer riving 2 years, Reg. Mary Beatrice, No. 169282; 1roan Durham w 3 years old with calf at foot can be registered: 1 roan Durham heifer rising 2 years, registered papers naming: 1 grey Dur- ham heifer 10 months old, can be registered: 1 grade Hereford row 3 years old, supposed to he in calf: 1 grade Hereford cow, 6 years, supposed to be in calf: 1 glade Hereford aged, supponed to be in calf; 1 white 6 years, suppsed to he in calf: one black cow, 4 years, with calf at foot; 1 heifer, 2 years supposed to be in calf, 2 heifers rising 2 years; 8eteers 1 years old; 5 calved. Hames. -1 stallion 5 yearn old. Reg. Earl O'Stanley; 1 agricultural mare 7 years old suppned to be in foal. 1 general purpose more 3 years old, auppsed to be in foal, 1 general purpose more 9 ycan old, oupp.ed to be in foal, 1 griculturol home 4 years old, 1 driving mare 5 years old, supposed to be ' n foaPig,.l. 1 Thoroughbred sow, 1 small pig. 1 so with 8 pigs. About 60 hens. About 6 tun of hay, a quantity of huckwheot on Lot 5 Concession 4, Stanley, about 7 acres will be offered for sale on the ground if not har- vested in the meantime. ' Term. of Sale of Chattels.. -All purchases under 010, cash ; on all nueohaasover $10 n discount of 3% will he allowed nr 6 credit will be given on approved joint notes. The Vendors reserve the right to withdraw from sale any machinery which may be at hi t 1. Fe n tC I n h '11 be served at 12.30 o'clock. THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY Admin.tr0tor, Thos. Gundry, W. Brydone, Auctioneer. Solicitor for Administrator 2805-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S. T. HOLMES O Funeral Director and O Licensed Embalmer 0 Undertaking Parlors in O Beattie Biotic, opposite The O Expositor Office. Residence O Goderich St., opposite Dr. 0 Scott's. 0 Flowers furnished on short 0 notice. 0 Phone Night or Day 119 00000000000 000000000 0000 0000000000000 W. T. BOX' & CO. O Embalmer and O Funeral Directors O H-C.BOX 0 . Holder of Government 0 Diploma and License \ 0 Charges moderate 0 Flowers furnished on short 0 Night Calls otic, Day Calle 0 Phone 175 Phone 48 000000000 0000 00000000000 H[ RO i OS1T FARMS FORS FARIS* 5090 SLI. - 1. V 9006/ farms ea11 la • 'paw of sharp, and rt, all w , 9eitl e d Imneowd, of !sof 01 pa negm9. THOMAS CAMERON, 3:etee, Ort, 2466-0[ FARM FOR 8ALIL-e- .OT 15, eoNORa81030 4, ataaley, et 9e •re, About 06 aero .under cultivation. balance broken 500410,0 land. Abundant tater rupply. pond bank barn and frame dw.IUng. Poo reatonalde, A. T. 80OTr. Bromfield. ?9044 FARM ._ FOR SAL LOT 81. CON068- sion 18. containing 50 acre. 'Mora the on the premises ssmall barn on gement foundation room for zu head of cattle and 5 bone". mho box stall ; smell infuse hot Two add one-half mus, from Walton sta- tion. All gram hat about 7 acres, Th. . a ant -clam farm and good land, and will he sold on reasonable temws. A moan amount may bee paid down and the balance remain n mortgage at 696 per annum. For fare cher particulars apply to ROBERT BT.rrS, Welton P. 0.' 2806:4 FARMS FOR BALE.- -LOTS 26 AND 27, Concodon 8, H, It. S., eontalntag two hundred acres; aridity acre of chola Da - Cure hand with lob of running water, as remainder . In a high state of cultivation. Two brick homes, one frame barn on ground, one large barn nut foundation with large gement silo and Uttar carrier, water in stable and other conveniences. ADply F'LETCHER T. TOWNSBND. R. R. 8, Seaforth, Ont.; phone 8 on 614, Clinton, 2805,4 FARM FOR BALE.- 250 ACRES, MORE or Ism. Coneeselou 4 and 1, Stanley Township, about 419 mils from Clinton. Well improved, good clay loam, 15 acres hardwood and cedar beak. practically sal rented with new wire fencing. Firstclam house and barn; telephone, rural mall de- livery. Will seal on reasonable terns. Apply on promisee to .ADAM 6'l'E WART, R. R. No. 6, (Minton. _, 270841 FARM FOR SALE. ,_ MILE SOUTH of Brocefield$ Lot 13, Concession 1, Stanley, 100 acres. There are on the premtss one good bank barn, implement house, straw shed, a good frame house, a good never -fail- ing well, windmill 0/0 one. The 10709, 90 sell fenced and well ,Trained. Rural mall and phone. This l o of the best farms in the townhip, and �1ewil1 be n Id • oh reo,tsnable teems, Pens,,,s ion given to No- vember. For further Particulars apply to DREW SWAN, Brucefirld. Ont 2792-tf FARM FOR SALE.--FOit SALE LOT 20. Concsaion 0, Whitton. containing 100 acres, all cleared except Sof hardwood bush. There are on it., nr,'m.s a bank barn with atone and cement foundation, 46082, with oemrnt floors; dela late shed, 14:36; frame stable, 28082, luxe gravel hoose. 7 rooms and kitchen, cement floors in cellar. Hard and soft water in kitchen: two acres of orchard. The farm., all wire fenced and tile drained. Weu 'st b„rn and also well at the bush. This ia a good farm -.one of the best in M,Kilion. It is situated 5 miles from the Town of Seuforth and one mile from hoot and church. Rural mail end phone. Will be still :o, reasonable terms. For further particulars unpm- r unit! , , the pre ises or 'ddresa R.' R. No. 1, Seaforth, ROBERT A. 140GC. 3821-11 THE EXECUTORS OF '1111.: 1.A'rE ARC/1I- bald McGregor offer Ior sale Lot 11, 6th Conreslon, .MeKtliop. 100 acres of first class farm lands. The l,,ed is in a Sen0 elms state o6 cultiM,ti.m and there the erected on the premq remid frame dwel- ling house, with H[rr,• xtframe burn 76,64 with stone foundation, stabling underneath and cement Pours and water throughout, driving both... nig pen and hen house. Also about tont,, of gond hard W0011 ` bush. The property iwell fenced and well drained and convenientto good markets, chureheend-schools. ' For torlher particulars npply to MISSLILLY J. M'GItE GOR. on the Premises. or to R. S. II AYS, Solicitor. Sea- tortth, Ont. 2796-tf FA RM FOR SALE.-FAIIM OF TWO HUN - tired acres adjoining the Town of Sea - forth, conveniently sitd ted to all eh ch reboots end Collegiate. 7'11,•re is a comfort- able omfortable brick cottage with a cement kitchen; barn 100066 with sten,. stabling underneath for 6 horses, 75 head of eattle and 40 hog% with steel stanchions and water before all stock ; litter Carrier al 11 feed carrier and two cement silos: dr) ; . ,g shed and plat- form lat farm scales. W tered4 1... a ruck wen and windmill. The farm we II drained and In a e of cuit R high stat - yy vh lion. The crop . 011 in the ground-choiceclay loam. ON, R- ate Searrion. :tpPly to M. 17h;A7'ON, R. R. 2, Seaforth, Ont . 27974! NOTICE The mons hly rite, ng of the II. F. 0. will be held in C:n,,rlie Hall r , October 5th, at eight p.m. (Sders will he taken for feed grain. 2807.1 Ito:nT IRWIN. • DON'T THROW YOUR OLD CARPETS AWAY They make oew reversible "Velvetex" Rugs Send for Veh,rtex. Folder 29. CANADA RIG COMPANY, LONUt1N, ONT. NOTICE Parties wishinv , sty their assmsment on the Pryce M.1.00051 1 sin. of Mel( ilio, Town- ship. a contain, •I , by-law No. 13 for 1921, an amending t.. -1dw to raise ndditionnI funds for the cot -nisi,- ion of the drain, may make Payment , • • Township T;ta,n ren on nr before th,• 51, day of October. 1911. after which date .i.' •nturee will be issued and sole!. 13y Order of (-,,,,r. I. JOHN M°NAY, 2807-1 Clerk. McKILLOP \ OTERS' LIST Notice ix hereby milted or del i verr•l ed in S*rnllon 9 of Act, - the pies r.• be antransmitted .s made pursuant to -. .paring by the Roll of the anid MO to vote in the sat. tion for member. sembly and at Milnee the said list 9.91A fir at Lot 55, Cance,.:. 26th dny of Bentsen there for inxpretinn. And I hereby call immediate proceed )re nr omissions correct., Dated this 1675 2907-1 en that I h,vo trans - the persons mention - e Ontario Voters' 1,ist sel by 001(0sections, 'to delivered o7 the list. d Act of all persons .5 revised Assessment ,eipalift to he entitled Munic,yolity at elec- t the Legislative A.. ,al Elections ; and that Prated up at. my office 3, McKillop, on the ••r, 1021, And remains Pon all voters to take to have any errors oecording to law. of September, 1921. JOHN MrNAY. Clerk. 0000000000000 W. S. GORMLEY 0 O Embalmer and Funeral 0 O Director O 0 Undertaking Parlors Above 0 0 M. Williams' Grocery Store. 0 O Main Street, Seaforth. O 0 Flowers furnished on short 0 0 notice. O O Charges Moderate 0 O Phone -Night or Day -192 0 000000000 0000 All GOOdBuys! All 1&0sps-...10 4101e •14 5 Ibi, Sriadli Tea 48.49 Pere .I,.ard, Per lb.... .,.',; ...20c Redpath Sugar ,,,,.,2040 Roll Oats, per 91 lbs , .;.'18.50 High, Grade Manitoba Flour....$4.90 24 lbs. Pastry Flour 41.06 Hursley Blend Wank'Toa- ' 4 8 pounds for 90c SPOT CASH. W. J. Finnigan Phone jtio, 72. FOUL WANTED - , Any auabtity of Live Fowl delivered at the Royal Hotel 'Stables, every Wedneaday forenoon. Highest cath prl°r. 2806-1.1 J. G. McMICHAEL, WANTED AT ONCE TWO HUNDRED MEN Auto -Gas Tractor Mechanics, Tire Vulcan. then, flattery Repairing, Oxy -Acetylene Weld- ing. Mechanieo. ern 65-915 per day, Train for these at our big modern school -larger and beat equipped 1n Ra.tern Canada. Dig new equipment. of all kinds including a engine, Actual practical systematic train- ing g ; best bt Instruotiun ; my few weeks reyuired.We Vain rocharge. day and evenielasticselasticswithout extra Board nal ram 07 up. Call or write, beautiful free catalogue. Seventeen young' experience, schools from o,mt to comet HEMPHILL'S PIC AUTO -GAS macron SCHOOL, 163 King Street West, Toronto,• 9806-4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Weyer Duncan Harvey, Deceaed. NOTICE is hereby given that all person having claims against the sadist. of Wesley Duncan Harvey, NM of the Township of Stanley, in the County of Huron, yeoman, deceased. who died on or about the 22nd of August, 1921, are required to deliver to The Canada 'Trust Company, the administra- tor of the said ata r iia solicitor on u before the 17th dos' 4f October, 1921. a full statement of their claim together with par- ticulars thereof, xn.l the nature of the se. rlrities, if thy, held by them all duly verified by affidavit. AND 'TAKE NO'rici.; that after the said last tnentiomd date the said Administrator will pronoed t, distribute the estate of the ,id deceasedamongst the persons entitled thereto.sh Ilhave regard only to such claims h e received due notice and in u'•ordonce therewith. NOTICE is hereby further given that all persons indebted to the said Wesley Duncan Har.ey at the time of his decease are re- naiad to make settlement of the same rrwith the administrator or with W. Brydone, Clin- 1 tun, the Solicitor for the Administrator. I DATED est Clinton this 21st day of Sep- tember. A.U.. 1921. W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont, 2806-3 Solicitor for the said Administrator. FLANDIRUNAly27" 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 ,d Take a• KODAK with 1'o r/ PHOTOGRAPHY the Ko- dak way is less expen- sive than you think - our price cardsddcnlon- strate it. And any Ko- dak is simple to work -we can readily show you how easy it is. .•fu+tntr0f1,i h"odfrkr ,from Sr)err 4115 J 057u'ff7('S $2.00 ni5 ("If it isn't Eastman Film, it isn't Kodak Film." Insist on the film in the yellow box. E. UMBACH. Phm. B. Seaforth and Bayflehd. I / Safety. for Savings {.fatCsr4t4g'ai'F �109,r ii7�t1j11 ; Savings Bib! ckpalsiti; them Ia Md to your YCg06.1n,t, even In ill mount', ao es you can and the of balance, , includin the ,woad, will fuirrieoyou. de, THE CANADIAN, BANK 'OF CON CE PAiD-UP CAPITA,; • .: ' $15,004000 RESERVE FUND $I5,000,000 SEAFORTH BRANCH, J. G. Mallen, manager. 1' WINNOW Atockburn Bargain Store e AirJny Wool Blankets, just a small quan= 'tity left, size 76x 44 inches , • $300 Just fou'q left, Aviation Sheep Skin Gouty at each.. ., •- ............. $29.00 Real Large Scarfs, fine, all wool, reg, Q ular 510 for •.. , ,. aD5 .{nuns/` v Y Men's Combination Overalls, in Khaki 50 and Blue, selling at... ...... a Men's all -wool Pullovers, regular price 56.00 for $3- oa Army Sweater Coats, -- a real good.. wearer to clear at.....-.... $34 8 Misses' Raincoats in good style and quality scllinrr $5.00 Arnly Paint, gal. $3.50 Star Varnish $4.50 LP111111111H1111111111111111111111111111111111111i1J11111111111111111111111111111110111111111111HISH - Cook by Hydro: "Cheaper than Coal Oil. F. For full information inquire at HYDRO SHOP. TOWN HALL BUILDING - Entrance -Town Clerk's Office, PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION OF SEAFORTH I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I GI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I! I l 1111 U 1111111111111111111111111111) l it t 7 Big Clearing Clof Summer Hardware Your opportunity to purchase Screen Doors, Hanm- mocks, Lawn 'Mowers, Oil Stoves and Ovens at. Cost Regular $3.85 $3.25 $4.00 52.90 $4.90 54.25 Regular $6.75 $7.50 $6.25 $11.n0 $1. DAM SCREEN DOORS Clearing Price 62.75 63.45 53(m $2.30 $4.00 $3.50 11AMMOCK S Clearing Mice $4.511 $ 5.00 $4.25 $8.00 $7.50 . Frost LAWN MOWERS Regular Clearing Price $18.00 $13.50 $16.50 $12.00 PERFECTION OIL STOVES Two -Burner Regular Special $25.50 $19.00 $:11.00 Three -Burner $24.00 Four -Burner $40.00 $32.09 Genuine Perfection Ovens, regu- lar 59 25 for $6.60 Fence - Wires height stays 6 40 inches 9 at 45 cents per rod. 7 40 inches 9 nt 51 cents per rod. ling Fence 9 36 inehen 12 at 66 cents per rod. Barb Wire at Sr, lb. Brace Wire at , 6r ib. Black annealed wire at tic lb. FROST STEEL GATES (Electric Welded) Not black iron Length 14 feet 13 feet 32 feet 3 feet Height 4 feet 4 feet 4 feet 4 foot Reg. Price 813.50 '$13.00 $6.00 $6.00 gates. Special Price $10.50 $10.00 $4.25 $4.25 The Big Hardware H. EDGE - - - - - Seaforth