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'biley, ling their silos, the crop be-
ing a exceptionally 'good one.
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BEECHWQOD
NOtQL--[Lev. T, ¥alone, of Dun -
des, visited at the home of ids bro-
ther,Mr. John Malone, last week.-
C11z. .TO9 Moylan, of the Stratford
* omnal, spent the week end at his
home, here. --.A number from our burg
took in. the London Fair Last week
and report a wonderful time. -,Mr.
and Mrs. W. Fortune and family re-
turned to Detroit last week after a
pleasant visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. M. Lyftch.-D'irs. Jas.
L. Dorsey, of Duluth, who has been
a visitor at the parental home of 3&r,
and MTs. G.` K. Holland, returned
'1lome'this week.•-0111sa Agnes O'Reilly
of Hibbert, spent a few days this
week with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. D. J. OSReilly.-.Mr. Sutton,
41f Luean; spent Sunday with his
family here.. -Miss Laura Sloan is
visiting her sister, •Mrs. Joseph Jor-
dan, of Hibbert.
BRUSSELS
The Fall Fair. --The decision of
the directors of the Fast Huron Ag-
ricultural Society to hold their an-
nual fair at Brussels some weeks
earlier titan in former years, was
amply justified by the beautiful wen,-
ther they had on Friday last, the
second day of their fair. Brussel:;
always has a good show, but this
year's- was perhaps a little better
than the average, both in the inside
and outside departments. The large
ball was filled with exhibits, and
there was not a shortage in any ilc-
partment, with the possible exception
of fruit, and even it was a good
show. On Friday the display of live
stock was excelient both as to qual-
ity and numbers. The cattle slow
-was the best ire the history of the
society, and will hardly be equalled
'by any flair in the county this year,
the competition being so keen that it
was well after five o'clock before
the judging was complete]. There
was also a fine poultry display, but
the horse classes were not as large
as is usually seen at Brussels. The
gate receipts on Fridley afternoon
were $625. A list of the successful
-prize winners will be found on page
two of this issue.
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Seaforth, September 22, 1921.
-Hogs, per cwt $9.00
Eggs, per dozen 36 to 38c
New Potatoes, per bag $1.60
Butter, per lb 30 to 35e
Wheat, per bushel $1.20 .20
Barley, per bushel
Flour, per cwt $5.35
Bran,; per ton $30.00
Shorts, per ton $30.00
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eholae 14.90 to ♦l6.ObrF J�P to iihlr 260
14.001 eannete sod oattem QJ ba q0.i
.bgtpheila " bUl1a goad, 15 D0 1 49) dA.,
;W t.2,0A to !a t. , {Into 08:
$4.5 , 05,60 W 80.00 r1 k400 00
#4.66' tpflkere, 576 to -$86; 9po1iiUera.. 180
to 8f100; calves. chelee, $11 to 8121 de
mows, sees to 119.00; do.. common, $8.00
0°,66,00; mutts, good, $5.09 to $8.00; do.,
common, 56 to 55,60; sheep, choice 58.00 to
54.00 do.. good, 521@ to 5020; do., heavy
and woke, $1.00 to 82,00; bobs. foo and
natured. *0.05 to 610; do, off tont, 010 to
110.21; do. f.o.b., 50,00 to $026; do. oouatrY
Points. $8.76 to $0.00.
BEAN MARKET
Toronto, September 20, -Neon. -Canadian
hand-picked. bushel, 54.00 to $4.25 ; Dr corn,
12.50 to 03.76.
BIRTHS
TMeI.-In Bay '1'owpehl6, on September 8th,
to Mr. and Mrs. timer Mel. e. daughter.
Melee. -,At Bronson Line,. Harr, on Septem-
ber 6th. to Mr. and Mm. P41111p Masse, a
500.
Belerling.-In Hay Towushtp, on September
9th. to Mr. and Mrs. Wdlliam Belerliog,
El 0080.
Passmore. -In Henault, on September 841, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore a son.
Sangster. -In Henault, oo September 7th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sangster. • a hon.
POULTRY MARKET
Toronto, September 20. -Dressed poultry -
'Spring chickens, 85 to 400; roosters. 20c:
fowl. 800 ; ducklings, 25c; turkeys. 60c.
Live poultry -Spring 0hicken0, 20 to 25c:
roosters, 16c; fowl. 16 to 20e; ducklings.
26c; turkey°, 50a
MARRIAGES
MamRton-ideNab.-At Ouelpb, on September
8rd, 1921, by the Rev. H. Z. Abraham.
Miss Aamle MoNab, of Seaforth, Oat., to
Andrew Hamilton, of Toronto.
Butoher-Konyon.-2n Knox church, /lode.
rich. on September 18th, by Rev. R. C.
McDermd, Mats Olga Madeline, only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kenyon. of
Goderioh, to Alexander 1. Butcher, of Peter -
Om ho -Beacom. -AC North Street Methodist
Pdreonage, Coder -Leh, on September 14th, by
Rev. H. D. Moyer, Mine Sara Helen
Bascom, of Goderich, to Mr. Samuel Gel -
oho, of Zurtd.
Wilson -Devine. -On Tuesday, September 18,
by Rev. A. A. Trumper, Mise Sarah De-
vtno to Mr. David Wilson. both of Grand
Bend.
DAIRY MARKET
Toronto, Sept. 20. -Chea e new large. 21
to 211c; twins, 211/2 to 22c; triplets. 28 29 to 221e; old. targe, 28 to 290; twlnn, o
291: triplets, 291/2, to 20c; Stilton, new, 24
to 26c. 88 to 86c:
Butter -,-Fresh dairy, choice,
.Ireamery prints, fresh. No. 1, 41 to 42c;
No. 2, 88 to 40c ; cooking, 22 to 24c.
Margarine -22 to 24e.
Eggs -No. 1, 48 to 44c; selects 60 to 510:
cartons, 52 to 64c.
DEATHS
McDougal. -In Royalton, Minnesota,. Martha
Craig Gibson, relict of the late Peter Mc-
Dougall and beloved slater f Mre, . Elisa-
beth Murray, of ,Tank 8th, 500130 rly,. of
y
Stanley. ages 80-mre� Menthe. 1y.
Onsh.-In Toronto, n•e1 qday Selrtom�oF.
1900, Mailmret Smith, reltot of the late
Edward Caa'l,, formerly os' 1190209th, °god
78 yearn.
Kell. -At Goderich, on September 11th,Jarfif
Clark, wife of Mr. George ]fell, in her
4910 year.
Kennedy. -At Benmlller Parsonage. oa Sep-
tember 9th, Roy Dobglaa Kennedy. beloved
eon of Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Kennedy.
Cole -At Russekiele, an Sept- 1100, beloved
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cole,
aged 2 months.
Elliott. -In Mitchell, on Sept. 12, Rebecca
Clark, widow of the late Henry Elliott,
aged 72 years, 10 moots and 27 days.
McArter. ---In. Brusoela, on September lot,
James McArtor, aged 76 years and 11
months.
Tuck. -In Grey township on September 3rd,
Benjamin Tuck. aged 78 year» and 8
months.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Buffalo, September 20:-Cattle--Reccipte,
2,400: good butchers strong; shipping steers
ducted $8 to $9.50, but $9.00 was top, qual-
ity being poor. Butchers, 97.75 to $9.00;
Yearlings, 59 to $10.25; heifers; 05 to $8;
91,50
stockers and fbulls. $
feeders, $6 to 96:6 ; fresh
cows and springers, 45 to $195.
Hogs -Receipts, 16.000; 9005 26c higher:
healight y do.. 70 to $8. 6 W $ mixed and 75; roughs.
46: stogy. $8.60 to 54.50.
Montreal, September 20. -Cattle roceipts,
1,746. The market was active at Prices es-
timated to be 50 to 75 cents higher than
f -
thesis light others kn andago.
common Common
eo thin 80(000
weighed up together for 3.76 and up. Ono
load of•thin young heifers and steers, aver-
aging 636 pounds. brought 94. Good but-
chers' steers brought from $6 to 88.75. ir-
respective of weights. The latter figure wail
paid for a load averaging 1,130 ib. Seven
dollars was refused for the top load. Buyers
stated that cattle were being brought to
auply the local fresh meat trade, and that
a -heavy increase in receipts would bring
about a cut in prices. Canner. were a
abode lighter, and common light bulls about
steady at $2.25 to 92.76 per cwt Quota-
tio08--Butoher's steers -Codd, $6 to 7; med-
ium, $5.25 to $6.76; common, 54 to $5. But -
7 eto 55.75;smCommon, 66 $8.50 to 66.75: medium
�but-
chers' cows-Ohoic06 to $6.50 ; medium,
.
o 51.50;
$2.76 to $4; caromcanners, $1.25 tto $1.50; medium0
$1.50 to cutters,
E1.60 60 $2.25 : butchers' bull., common, $2
to 52.00.
Union Stock Yards. September 20. -With
a normal reeeipt of fair quality, the cattle
trade opened brisk at prices steady with
Tharsdare
advance
strongerthMat Monday. Export quality
6teera sod well, choice carload ones bring-
ing 8 cents in most oases, while one lot of
12 head brought 81/2 cents, and an odd
single as high as 8572 cents. Butchers' steers
and helem moved freely at from 6100
7
emirs for choice. with a few tope a0s
matte. Come were a light animist, and sold
up to as high as 6 cents at the tom with
Obits a few small lob at 55/8 cents,
and the
Wit ofi ere
steady at 4'Siy eeulafor paents. Bulls 'v
rimes. There was
very little, business in stookera and feeders,
as nuqulrem were not
fornslined t stuff, more
piand
an 4 tb 41 cent
Min butchers outbid those formers who want-
ed real geed feeders. With the demand 01d-
dhold-
NS
tttaw/tiff at prices [steady clIdhean-th of the
1ag,*dealem effeoted a good
Offering well before closing time of the
Ambito the heaviest clay's run
0210*0n, Iambs held Steady iri' prrieee.ond0000
to06lned to be stronger taws eclose
e market, - when quite a few of the choice
iWtrbe made 89 egret, The balk of the
403oe brought ifu cents. Some 500
f the
7�pbs were bought for export to the United
Stites Gond fight sheep sold for 4 cents,
choleo yearlings at 6 to 104 Dents.
84910 terdny • wore 4,801 ,o l lambs.
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6tn. 1,718.hoha. and. 6,659 sheep t
Quotations: 000100 ham* stoma, 07.00 to
IMPORTANT NOTICES
PIGS FOR SALE. -FOR SALE 50 YOUNG
pigs about ready to wean. Apply on
Lot 10, Concession 3, Stanley. or phone 19
n 86, Hensel!. W. A. ROSS. 2806-4
FOR SALE -ONE 8 -HORSEPOWER GAS -
Mine engine in good repair. Only .used
two emaons. Apply to RAE CARNOCHAN,
R. R. No. 4, Seaforth. Phone 6-168 28054Sea-
forth.
WANTED TO RENT. -A FARM OF ABOUT
150 or 176 acres. Would rent from two
if not over one mile apart Apply to S.
GLIDDON, R. R. No. 1, Blyth. 2805-2
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -THE UNDER-
etgned will keep for oervice on Lot 24,
Concession 1, L.R.S., Tnokeramith, a o pure-
bred Yorkshire boar, Torose reasonable.
JOBN 14. 2azetwoOD. 2804-a
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FOR SALE. -1000 BUSHELS OF MIXED
grain. half oats and half barley. Phone
14-236. ALEX. SPARKS, R. R. No.2796-f1
Sea -
forth.
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 16, CONCESSION
4, Stanley. of 99 acres. Abut 66 acres
under cultivation. balance broken manure
land. Abundant water supply. Coed bank
barn rind frame dwelling. Price reasonable.
A. 'r. ,SCOTT, Brucefleld. 2804-8
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1 wish to express my sincere sppreciati0n
and thanks for the sympathy and many acts
of kindness extended to me daring the illness
and subsequent death of my wife.
W. D. BRIGHT. Jr.
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Army Wool ilankets, juit a small quan. $3040
tity left, size.76xs4 inches
Justt four left; Aviation Sheep Skin ' $29.00
Coats at each.. 7
Real Large Scarfs, fine, all wool, reg- $5.00
ular 110 for .. sv
Men's Combination Overalls, in Khaki $4.50
and Blue, selling at ...............
Men's all -wool Pullovers, regular prioe $3.00
$6.00 for........ ,..
Army Sweater Coats, - a real good $3.48
wearer to clear at
Misses' Raincoats in good style and .00
quality selling at $5 $5
Army Paint, 'gal. $3.50 Star Varnish $4.50
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FOUL WANTED
Any quantity of Live Fowl delivered at
the Royal Hotel Stables, every Wednesday
foren0nn. Highest cash J rices. G. eMICRAEL.
2805-tf
Seaforth
FALL FAIRS
B ay:field .. ..ecce
Winghani
Kirkton
Listowel
Dungannon
AUCTION SALES
Sept. 22-23
Sept. 27-28
Sept. 27-28
Oct. 6-7
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, 1M -
elements and Floueehold Effects. -Mr.
Thomas Brown has 'been instructed to sell
by public auction on the farm, one-half mile
south of Egraondviile, on the Kipper Road,
on Thursday, October 6th. at 1 o'clock p.m.,
the following: $orgies --Gelding 4 yearn old
exceptionally good. 1 brown horse 12 years
old, one aged horse, good worker. Cattle -
2 milk cows loth bred, 2 dry 00w1, 3 steers
two years old, 6 heifers 2 yearn old, steer
coming one year old, one oalt. Implementa-
1 Kemp manure spreader, 2 single • furrow
riding plows, walking plow, corn seedier, set
4 -section harrows, 10 foot hay rake, top
buggy nearly new, Portland cutter new, set
2000 Iba. Renfrew seal., set sleigh., No. 12
De Laval cream separator, barrel churn,
6 -foot cot mower, et -sling ropes. 16 -foot lad-
der, set lifting pulleys, crow bar. forks, shovels,
lawn mower, 2 -furrow gang plow. set team
brechen harness,_ set plow harness, 2 seta
single harness. Ho.ehold Effedte-1 kitchen
cabinet kitchen table, dining chairs, up-
holstered rocker, rattan rocker, small tables,
namelled beds, 2 mattresses, 2 sets springs.
dresser and stand, davenport, couch. Colum-
bia phonograph with 29 records, odd dishes
and a lot of small article.. Terms. - All
sums of 510.00 and under, cosh: over that
mount 12 months' credit on approved joint
notes, or 6 discount of 6% off for cash on
credit amounts. No reserve m the farm is
.old. JOHN McCAA, Proprietor; Thoma.
Brown. Auctioneer. 2806,2
.Sept. 27-28
Oct. 6-7
DON'T THROW YOUR
OLD CARPET$ AWAY
They make new reversible
"Velvetex" Rugs
Send for Velvetex Folder 29.
CANADA RUG COMPANY,
LONDON, ONT.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF.
Farm, Farm Stock and Implements.
Estate of Wesley D. Harvey, deceased
On Tuesday, October 4th, 1921, at 10.10
o'clock a.m., there will be offered for sale
at public auotion at the premises:
Lot No. 8. Concession 9, Stanley Township.
containing 100 acres more or leis. The farm
to well located in one of the beat farming
portions of the County of Huron 'fs mile
from school, 25, miles from Kiopen and
Brucefleld. There h upon it a commodious
solid brick house with stone foundation and
slate roof and with fuel shed and etore-
hopae attached; a frame bank barn with two
wings 46x60 and 80,65 with stone founds
tions and stabling underneath, well furnished
with cement floors and B. T. furnishings, a
drive shed 20x40a d an implement shed,
about 8 acres have been sown In fall wheat
and about 42 acres have been fail ploughed.
There is a bush of about 15 acre, an orchard
of about 2 acres, and the balance of the
farm, all of which 0. arable, is sealed
down in hay and pasture land.. The soil is
clay loam.
Terme of Sale. -Ten per cent. of purchase
price at time of sale, balance on or before
April lot, 1922. Sale subject to reserve hid.
At the same time and place will be offered
the following Implements, Machinery, Farm
Stock and Chattels:
Implements. -1 Gray -Dort toning oar 1
Overland touring car model 83, 1 Forelson
tractor, tractor plows. 1 hay tree., 1 six -
horsepower gasoline engine, 1 John Deere
hay loader, 1 Massey -Harris binder 8 foot
cat and forecarriage, 1 7 -foot Deering mower.
1 Massey -Harris bean scalier, 1 top cutter. 1
Massey -Harris cultivator and seed box," one
power home clipper, 2 farm wagons, 1 light
wagon, 1 skeleton wagon, 1 top baggy, 1
light buggy, 1 cutter, 2 horse carts, 1 set
bob sleighs, 1 2 -furrowed riding plough, one
walking plough, 1 set 5 -section diamond
harrows, • 1 steel land roller, 1 Monsey -Harris
side rake 2 hay racks, 1 Maple Leaf 10 inch
plate grain grinder, 1 Clinton fanning m111,
1 set scales, 1 forge, 1 anvil, 1 vice, 1 cir-
cular saw. 1 cream separator. 1 power wash-
er and wringer, 1 engine and pump jack, 1
water trough. 1 26 -gallon gas tank, 3 barrels
and n quantity of oil 2 feed box., 2 robes,
1 15 -rod roll pig wire, 20-25 rods woven wire
fence, 26 grain bags, 16 cedar poets,
13
bunches of shingles, about 60 cedar rail
poets, 1 seta double harness with collars. 2
sets single harness, 1 saddle, 66 OSP polls,
1 long ladder, 1 step . ladder, 1 bag truck.
gravel box, about 259 feet 2 inch rope, a
quantity of lumber and plank, and a large
quantity of thole and sundry articles.
Cattle. -1 Red Durham cow, supposed to
be in calf, Reg. Strawberry of Cromarty No.
188867: 1 Iran Durham cow, Reg. Beatrice
12th, • 110. 196461, supposed to be in calf, ; 1
roan Durham heifer rising 2 years. Reg.
Mary. Beatrice, No. 169282: 1 roan Durham
cow 3 years old with calf at foot can be
registered; 1 roan Durham heifer rising 2
years. regtatcred Dopers coming: 5 area Dur.
hem heifer 10 months old, can be registered:
1 grade Hereford 00w 9 years old, supposed
to be in calf; 1 grade Hereford cow, 9> years,
supposed to be in calf; 1 grade Hereford
cow, aged, supposed to be in cal; 1 white
cow, 6 scars, supposed to be 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; 8 steers 1 yearn old;
5 0oives.
Horsee.--1 stallion 5 years old, Reg. Earl
O'Sbanley: 1 agricultural mare 7 years old
eupptted to be In foal, 1 general
Patinae
mare 8 years old, ouppoeed to ben
general purpose mare 9 years old, supposed to
be in foal,
agricultural ear. o d horse
1 driving marsupposed to be
in foal.
Pigs. -1 Thoroughbred cow, 1 small pig, 1
now with 8 Dien. About 60 hens. About 6
tons of hay, a. quantity f buckwheat on t
6, Concession 4, Stanley.about 7 acct. will be
voffered
atted in for
sale
meantime. on the ground if not har-
Terme . of Sole of Chattel,. -All purchases
under 110. cash ; on all purehns. over 510
n discount of 8% will be allowed or 6 months'
credit will be given on approved joint notes.
The Vendors reserve the right to withdraw
from sole any machinery which may be
.abject to lien notes. Lunch will be served
at 12.80 o'eleek.
THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY
Administrator.
Thos. Gundry, W. Brydnne,
Auctioneer. Solicitor for Administrator
98054 ..Yv;aasfl%�
FARMS FOR SALE
FARM '1'O RENT. -LOT 6. CONCESSION
fi, Stanley Township, le olTered for rent.
Good stone house and sufRtienl barn accom-
modation. Plenty of water cud fuel. Soil
gob-
tainable. ble.od ayApply7 to W. BRYI'UN01. Clinton,
Ont. 28069
pima FOIL SALE. -LOT 31. CONCES-
°' cion 19, containing 50 mets. 'there are
on the premises a small burn on cement
foundation room for 20 heal of cattle and
5 homes, also box stall: small frame house.
Two and one-half mike from Walton sta-
tion. All grass but about 7 arr. This ie
o first-class farm and good land, and will be
sold on reasonable terms. A small amount
may be paid down and the balance Furemai
n
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on mortgage at 6%. per
fur-
ther particulars apply to ROBERT 2SBETTS,
Walton P. 0.
FARMS FOR SALE. -LOTS 26 AND 27,
Concession 2, H. R. S., containing two
hundred acres: eighty acres of ehnlee Pas-
ture land with lots of running water, the
remainder Is in a high state of cultivation.
Two brick hone.. one frame barn on ground,
e large barn on foundation with large
cement silo and litter carrier. water in stable
and other conveniences. Apply l'LF.TCHE"
T. TOWNSEND, R. R. 8, S.01005h, Ont.,
phone 8 on 614, Clinton. 2110504
FARM FOR SALE. -250 ACRES, MORE
or leer, Concession 4 and 0, Stanley
Township, about 45¢ miles Prem Clinton.
Well - improve!. good clay loam. 15 acres
hardwood and cedar bush, practically all
fenced with new wire fencing. First-class
house and baro ; telephode. rural mail de-
livery. Will sell nas hle terms. Apply
on premises to ADAM S ART, R.11. iNo.
5, Clinton.
U. F. 0. CONVENTION
The South Huron United Farmers'
Political Association will hold a con-
vention in the Hensall Hall on Thurs-
day, September 29th, at two o'clock
p.nl., for the purpose of selecting a
candidate for the Federal House.
Meetings for the appointing of dele-
gates will be held in each poll in each
municipality on Tuesday evening,
September 27th. All electors in
sympathy with the principles and
policies enunciated in the platform of
the United Verniers of Ontario and
the Canadian Council of Agriculture
and willing to support the United
Farmers party are cordially invited
to attend.
A meeting for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates will be held at the
-following places, on Tuesday
even-
ing, September 27th at 8 p.m.:
ISeaforth-10arnegle Library Ball.
Sub-Di1V, Separate
School No. Sub Di
1, Sepa
Sub -Divis-
ion No. 2, school haute No. 2; No. 3
at Menley's school house; No. 4 at
school house No. 7. are appointed
Only delegates Whe
at these meetings are eligible to vote
tat the Convention.
W. BLACK, GEO. LAYTON,
President. Secretary.
2804-3
FARM FOR SALE.--', MILE SOUTH
of Brucefleld, Lot 11. Concession 1. 8mnlee,
100 area. There are ms the premises one
good bank barn, implement house: straw
shed, a good frame house. 9 good never -fail-
ing wells, windmill n
, one. The farm is
well fenced and well drained. Rural mail
and phone. This isrof the best farms
in the township, andn will be sold on
reasonable terms. o,
Po,+'ion given in No.
ember. For further pnrticulare apply to
DREW SWAN, Brucefrh:, Ont27922-tf
FARM FOR SALE. F
Concession G. M,K,
acres, all cleared except
bush. There are on 1/•.
barn with atone and coot.
with cement floors
frame stable. 2802, h,
rooms and 61tchen, c
Hard and soft ,voter ,.n
of orchard. The ferns
and tile drained. W..7
well at the hush. Thi-
ef
hrof the best in McKill
miles from the Town •
mile from school and
and phone. Will be sol.!
For further particular-
ism or address R.
.61OBERT A. HOGG.
Mt SALE LOT 20,
containing 100
- acres of hardwood
premises a bank
foundation, 46082,
. ung shed, 14,36:
u gravel house, 7
floors 10 cellar.
kitchen: two arres
s all wire fenced
at barn and also
a good farm ---one
o 1t is situated 5
' Seaforth and one
-hutch. Rural mail
en seasonable terms,
• pply on the prem -
1: No. 1, Seaforth.
25801-tf
NOTICE
The McKillop Council will meet at the
Carnegie Library Hail, Seaforth, on Satur-
day, September 24th, 1921, at one p. m.
FRANK J. McQUAID.
Reeve.
2806-1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Wesley Duncan Harvey,
NOTICE le hereby given that al) persona
having claim. against the estate of Wmley
Duncan Harvey, late of the .rownehip of
Stanley, ln the County of Huron, yeoman,
decearted, who died on or about the 22nd
of August, 1921, are required to deliver to
The Canada Tr.t Company. the administra-
tor of the said eseate or its solicitor on or
before the 17.th day of October. 1021. a full
statement of their claim together with Par-
ticulars thereof, and the nature of the se-
verities, if any. held by them. all dale
verified by affidavit -
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said
I st mentioned Mite the said Administrator
will proceed to distribute the estate of the
said deceeeed amongst the persona entitled
thereto. having regard only to nue c
ta it shall have received due notice and in
accordance therewith.
NOTICE is hereby further given that. all
persona indebted to the said Wesley Duncan
Harvey et the time of his decease are re-
quired to make settlement of the same with
the administrator or with W. Brydone, Clin-
ton. the Solicitor for the Administrator.
I DATED et. Clinton thie 21st day of Sep -
2806 -3 Solicitor for the said Adminietrator.
THE EXECUTORS OF Tia LATE ARCHI-
.- Initi McGregor od, for sale Lot 15,
6th Conceasion, McK ill, 100 acrm of first
claw farm lands. The land is in a flrst
clef. atate of cultivitt n and there are
erected on the Premito• a good frame dwel-
ling "house. with 1.itt 1.. n attadned ; frame
barn 767(54 with ototn. foundation, stabling
underneath and cermet' floors and water
throughout, driving pig pen and hen
house. Also about tett -00es of good hard
wood bush The proneet. Is well fenced and
well ...twined and 0000401. nt to good markets,
church. and schoole. 1.'• further particulars
apply to MISS 1,11,1,Y McGREGOR. on the
Premises. or to R. S. 11 \YS, Solicitor. Sea-
fortth. Ont. 2796-10
PARM FOR SALE.-F.t'tM OF TWO 11116.1..
forth. conveniently situntod to MI churchee,
achooln and Collegiate. There Is a comfort-
able brick cottage wit" a cement kitchen;
barn 100,66 with Moo, stabling underneath
for 6 horsee. 75 head o' cattle and 40 hogs
with ethel stanchions 11,1 water before all
stock: 'litter carrier nn I feed carrier and
two cement ail. ; ng shed and plat-
form seal.. Watered 1, a rook well end
windmill. The farm well drained and in
a high. state of cultival.nn. The crop is all
in the ground-choire ...lay loam. Immedi-
ate pomeselon. Apply to M. BEATON, R.
11, 2, Seaforth, OM- 2787-tt
1,114..011114.61 11,
'GRAND TRUNK Vti7V
WANTED AT ONCE
TWO HUNDRED MEN
Auto -Gas Tractor Mechanics; Tire Vulcan-
isers, Battery Repairing, 0 xy-Acetylene Weld-
ing. Mechanics earn $5.415 per day. Train
for these at our big modern school-larg.t
end best equirned in Eastern Canada. Big
now equipments of all kinds including aero
engin.. Actual practical syetematic train-
ing very best instructions ; only few weeks
required. We train you day and evening
classes without extra charge. Board and
room 97 up. Call or write, beautiful free
catalogue. Seventeen years' experience,
schools from roast to coast. HEMPHILL'S
RIG AUTO -GAS TRACTOR SCHOOL. 163
King Street West, Toronto. 2805-4
HASTE
MASON
PLUG SMOKING
7
TRY a plug and
a what reitt p"
satisfaction is. 4
remember the billy
holds the flavor to
last. Master
"is good tobacco"
the rock -bottom prim.
The Double Track
Route
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
and CHICAGO.
Unexcelled Dining Car Service.
Sleeping cars on Night Trains
and Parlor Cars on principal Day
Full Information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E.
Horning, District Passenger Agt.,
Cook by H
ydroi
!Cheaper than Coal Oil.
For full information inquire at
HYDRO SHOP.
TOWN HALL BUILDING
Entrance -Town Clerk's Office.
E_ PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION OF SEAFORTH 5
Nnaummannammummamummunmumumuummummanmummuni
McKillop Children's
Fair, September 30
A Prize List of over $300 beside specials, will be given.
Tug -of -War -Manley vs. Seaforth
Football Match -Dublin Jrs. vs. Seaforth Jrs.
Guessing on beef -beast.
Seaforth Citizens' Band will supply the music.
Lunch Served 011 the grounds.
Judging win be finished and school opened at 2.30 p.m.
JOHN MURRAY, Pres. - F. T. FOWLER, Sec.
Big Clearing of
Summer Hardware
Let KODAK
Sell your
Livestock
YOU can "talk" convinc-
ingly to prospective
purchasers of livestock any-
where-- by means of the
Kodak. For, better than
any words -clearer than the
most vivid &script ions -the
Kodak picture demonstrates
the selling points of your
stock.
Used for both business
and pleasure, the Kodak
becomes a valuable part of
your equipment. Let us
show you the various styles
and sizes.
"If it isn't Eastman
Film, it isn't Kodak
Insist on the film in
the yellow box.
E. UMBACH.
Plum B.
Seaforth and Hayfield.
Your opportunity to purchase Screen Doors, Ham-
mocks, Lawn Mowers, Oil Stoves and Ovens at 'Cost
SCREEN DOORS LAWN MOWERS
Regular Clearing Price Regular
33.25 32.45 316.50
34.00 33.00
34.25 33.50
Regular
36.75
37.50
36.25
311.00
510.00
HAMMOCKS '
Clearing Price
34.25
38.00
Wires
6
7
Hog Fence 9
Barb Wisre
Brace Wire at
Black annealed
Length
14 feet
13 feet
3% feet
3 feet
Frost
Height stays
40 Inches 9
40 inches 9
36 inches 12
6c lb.
6c lb.
wire at 6c
FROST STEEL GATES
Clearing Price
313.50
812.00
PERFECTION OIL STOVES
Regular
525.50 319.00
Three -Burner
331.00 $24.00
Special •
332.00
Genuine Perfection Ovens, regu-
Fence
at
at
at
45 cents per rod.
51 cents per rod.
66 cents per rod.
(Electric Welded) Not black iron
Height Reg. Price
4 feet 313.50
4 feet
4 feet
4 foot
813.00
36.00
36.00
gates.
Special Price
310.60
34.25
34.25
The Big Hardware