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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1921-11-04, Page 5.Lr 14OVEMBER 4, 1921...,'' TEM UU QN leXPORT011 1711, • TUCKERBMrru I Annonncemen't,—air. and Mrs- itlra "Way, Tue116eremith, artnolinee the ne- t of their eldest daughter, Be en Adehride to Alla Russell J. `Ela}las both of Tuckers nIth, the wed- ding t i take place in Nove ober, • HARLOCK Notes. --The Ladies' AM met at bbe borne of Mrs. Angus Reid on 'Wed- needay of this week.—The young Peo- ple's Guild held a masquerade party en Monday evening and a very en- loyeble time was spent Mrs. Peter !McDonald returned on Saturday from the West.Mr. Samuel Giidid'on held is very edccestdful auction sale on Thursday of last week.—'Mips Mabel Stafford, of Walton, spent a few days haat week at the home of Mrs. Peter Taylor.-aMisa Hilda' 'Williams, of rroronto, is visiting at her home here. CHISELHURST Nates.MMr. and Mts. John Mc- Niehol and family, of Farquhar, were visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. Hodgerts last week end,- Mr. John Fitzgerald, who has passed the four score years, was following the slough two afternoons last week.— Annie, the young daughter of Mr. 'and 'Mrs. William Taylor, was taken BOAR FOR SPatVIOE. — PUR& BRED to St. Joseph's Hospital on Monday�ownere bog lar .ervlce. Tb(. ntten. s'eP P took d prior .t Toronto Exhibition. last; and was auccesafiu'ly operated on Would make a good crow with York or Tam - for appendicitis. It is to be hoped Worth* IAT 20, CONCESR1ON 8. Me - Enka - 2811.1 MAaamOse AUCTION SALES liarilar�-CaAt-ylt YMtwla Moon Frrkw' eau oa aatartmit, O labor Otor IL by J'. 7. n. H. eas loss a On#, toNs. Worse W► r. and am of Mr. and Mrs, Jls. 8s..p0e, M1 of.. Ooderi.h, arch.• -JL as nalarday. Blh. fly Dr. Trunk 'Wady. new yaanast dwarbOu, of .Mr. sad Mrs. Jams Hegyartb. Moron Hood, W Ids. Intther Hays, of Howard, Tama Bata—Wbftely In Gndarjeb, en Wdasdoy. October 28th, by Rev.. L O. McDonald, Elmo A., &wader of Dr. J. H. Wblttir. to Mr. Jamal Boa, bath of Gadorisb. CARD OF THANKS We wish to drank our many friends and neighbors for their kfndnem' and sympathy during the long serioue illness and death of a loving wife and daughter. Husband. Patter end Mother. Jamar J. Murray. IMPORTANT NOTICES FARM WANTIIi-I WANT TO HEAR from party having farm for sale. Give prka and description. G. B. LOUDEN, (11.ampalgn, III1nwI, 2812-1 FOR SALE. -64 CORDS OF FOUR -FOOT wood Apply to THOMAS .1. MWKAY, Walton, Out., R. R. No. 2, or phone 8 on 41, Dubluh. 2811-2 that she will make a rapid recovery. H IBBERT ISchool Report.—The following is the school report of School Section No. 6, Hibbert, for the month of Oc- tober: Subjects, Arithmetic, Spelling, Geography, Sr. W -Gladys Fulton 84, Verna Kleinfeldt 76 Ralph Speare 65, Jim McLaren. 60, Nelson ffowes 52, *Grace Houghton 50, *Orval Mo - Laren 49. Jr. IV—IRuby McLaren 82, Ada Speare 76, Douglas Ritchie 75, Hazel Fulton 71, Joe Addington 60, Gladys Houghton 48 Anna MoLaren 47. Sr. FII--Miary Allen 80, Christina McKaig 70*, Filmer Chappel 61, 'Mabel Aflstin 56, *Ray Norris 46. Jr. 111--*Verda Gardiner 91, Archie Hog- garth 76, Grace McLachlan 74, Elsie Ritchie 73, Jean McLaren 36, Harvey Austin 20, *Kenneth Kleinfeldt. *Win - mons Norris. Second—Carl Walker, Willie McKaig, Leonard Houghton, Jimmie Austin, Alma Muxworthy. Those marked with (*) were absent for one or more exams. Number on 'Toll, 43: average attendance, 38.— Susan E. Kleinfeldt, Teacher. TURNBERRY Death of a Pioneer—John Holmes, one of the pioneers of Turnberry Township, was found dead in bed Sunday morning, when his daughter- in-law, Mrs. Bert Holmes, with whom he made his home. went to call him for breakfast. The deceased had r.ever been in robust health since he broke his leg, some five years ago, but' was not confined to bed, and his sudden death was somewhat of a sur- prise. Mr. Holmes was sixty-eight years of age and had lived in Turn - berry a short distance from his pres- ent home, lot 28, concession 2, near- ly all his 'life. Ile leaves one son, Bert, one sister, Mrs. H. J. Lewis, of 'Turnberry, and six brothers, Alex., of Owen Sound; Ben, of Dundas; Wil- liam, of Wingham; Andrew, of Blue - vale; James, of Pusl.inch, an David, of Turnberry; also a ste?mother, Mrs. Janet Iiolmes, of Turnberry. IIis wife predeceased him about two years ago. SCOTCH SHORTHORNS, HERD HEADED by Royal Ramsden -- _121067—. There are Mina.. Roan lady., Mies Ramsden. Brawith Buda, Fanny 13'e, Crtlm and May- flower a, cows, heifea d bull naives for sale. Coll or write. JOS. BREWSTER. Seaford.. R. R. No. I. 2809-4 WANTED. --LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE at Seaforth to represent "The 01d Re - 1461e Foothill Nurseries," and cover our - rounding territory. Splendid opening far the right man. Exclusive territory. highest cwn- Lwlone paid N STOE & WEI,LINGTON, Toronto, Ont. 2811-4 NOTICE — GOVERNMENT POSITIONS now °tier excellent opportunities for am- bitious nen and womn . Age eighteen up- wards, h Public school education sufficient, Previous experience not ntheesarY. Ihspec- tom, ove eery, clerical, all grade.. Secure full lint of positions and how toSPCUI e competency. Sent [pee. Address MAILBOX 590.2 CANADIAN CIVIL SERVICE INS'I'1- '1'U'rE, Toronto. 2812.1 CHESTER WHITE HOGS FOR SALE. AL - no boars fcr service.—Th- nntlerroixned has Boamale aux, extra ane sI '.of both n rs fit forum a and red to litter early in the service year. Alm u litter Just ready t, wean, Now is a g,,ida time to get omething extra good of the"•-' n "type and hogs that are easy kept. '11.o are pedi- greed steak. 1 am going to exhibit this atroin at Guelph at the Winter Fair. 'Fay price. reasnable. Come and am them or phone c 0 Come 616, Clinton. ABRAHAM HIJGILL, Seaforth, Ont 2812-tf FOWL WANTED Any nuantity of Live Fowl delivered at the Royal lintel Stables, every Wednesday forenoon. Highers[ rash price,. 2805-tf J. G. McMICHAEL. AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE OF FARM AND FARM Stock. James Jones has received instruc- tions from Mr. John Bohan to sell by public coon non On Lot 10, COhc.aion 13, Towraahil, aP Lug Th do N be 10th 1921 n, - 0. em r the following: Rawl Eshato--Lot No. 10 u, the 13th concession of the Towoabip of Lo - wan and and to contain one hundred acres of land. On the premise, ars a good frame house in good condition. hank barn 60,60 3first •1008 condition; also n driving abed 0.40. This farts all under all good fences and well underdrnined and ever - flowing well. The North half of Lot No. 11 n the 13th Concession, said to contain 60 acres more or Iwo. All cleared and under cult! vatinn Thio property will be rob' io one r two Iota to suit purchasers. Terms SEAFORTH MARKETS will be made known o day of sale Seaforth, Novenllber 3, 1921. ` bymapplying to the proprietor ray time previous W mule. Stock: 2 g°od driving Eggs, per dozen 45 to 47c mares riming eve yea. old, 6 newly calved Butter, per lb cowls with calves at foot, 3 cows due to freshen about time of sale, &dry Hogs, per cwt $8.'25 20 steers and heifers rising 3 yea. old,20 $1.25 'leers and heifers rising two yea. old, 10 due to litter in $1.201 Jn unry, 1922. 3 brood Bows due to litter in 60c February. 1922, 20 More hogs weighing about $5.35 80 pounds, 20 young pigs. Sale at one o'clock Bran, per 830.00 sharp. Terms on stork.- All auma of $10.00 Shorts,per tonnn and under. cash; over that amount 10 months' $30.00 credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. A disoount of 6 per rent. per annum off for cash on credit amounts. No reserve as the proprietor is short of Deed. BEAN 'MARKET JOHN.BOliAN, Proprietor; Jam. Jonee, auc- tioneer. 2812-1 Potatoes, per bag Wheat, per bushel Barley, per bushel Flour, per cwt Toronto, November 1.—Bina—Canadian, hand-picked. bushel, $4.00 to $4.25; prim.. 08.50 to 33.75. DAIRY MARKET Toronto, November 1. --Cheese, new large 19 to 200: twins, 20 to 20150: triplet,, 20th to 21c. Old large, 21- to 26c twine, 25'F to 261(2: triplets, 26 to 27c; Stilton,, new, 33 to 861. Butter—Fresh, dairy. choice, 38 to 85c; creamery prima. fresh. No. 1, 42 to 48e: No. 2, 89 to 40c: cooking, 22 to 24c. • Margarine -23 to 25e. Eggs—No. 1 storage, .15 to 46c: select, storage, 51 to 52e ; new laid straights, 60 to 62c: new laid, in cartons, 650. GRAIN MARKET. Toronto, November 1. --Manitoba wheat -- No. 1 Northern, $1.18'S,nominal: No.' 2 Northern, $1.16, nominal:. No. 8, 31.111a. • nominal. Manitoba Oats -=No. 2 C.W., 47c: No. 8 C. W., 44c: extra No. 1 feed. 440: No. 2 feed, 40c. Man barley—No. 3 C. W.. 680. AB the above track Ray ports. American Corn—No. 2 yellow, 59 cents, nominal, Ray Porth. Ontario oats—No. 2 white. 10 to 40e. Ontario wheat—No. 2 Winter, ear lot, $1.10 to $1.16: No. 3 Winter, $1.07 to 01.12: No. 1" commercial, $1.00 to $1.05; No. 2 Spring, $1,08 to $1.08: No. 3 Spring, nominal. Barley—No. 8, extra, test 47 lbs. or better, 55 to 68c, according to freight. oatoide. Buckwheat— No. 2, 60 to 65c. Rye --No. 2, 80c. Mani- toba flour -- Fiat patents. 07.60; second patents, $7.10, Toronto: Ontario flour—$5.00 hulk, seaboard. Mdllfeed—Delivered, Montreal freight, bags Included; bran, Der ton, $19 0o *21; shorts, per ton, $21 to 028: goo.l feed flour. $1.70 to 81.80. Baled hay—Track Toronto, per ton, No. 2, 022; mixed. $18. • DEATHS Parnone.—In Centralia on October 28rd. John R. Panora aged 65 yearn and 8 days. Crow.—At Auburn. on October 21.0, F.Ida, daughter of Mn George Groom, In her 23rd year. McDonald. --In Grey township. on October ' 21st, John Alexander, infant eon of Thos. and Mr.. McDonald, aged 11 days. Crowell.—In Victoria Hospital, Landon. on October ,2905. Louis Crowell, aged 41 years. Sparkth—In Saskatoon, Sank., on October 28, - e Sparkl. aged 63 ream, 11 months and.18 dere. ' BIRTHS . Cempbe1.—In Learnt', on October 75th, to Mr. and ,bele. Peter Ckmpheil, a ,on. Quereasfemer.=At Br dhagrn, on October 2e, to Mr. and Mm. John H. Querengee..r, a daughter. y�'` Robinson. -4n Birt3t na October 21.t, to Mr. and Mrs,. R. R. Rebinenn, a d.hg'htei. Ynung.—In Meer* Township, on October' 18,, to Mr. end Ann. xteb.rt J. Young, e. non, Krue.—Ia Eaaefen, do October 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Beetle, a daughter. Skloapr.--tin yrno. ren OetnIar,•2$il!0 to P fir:. ,Kea Everett' Skinner, a` daunt - AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, TM- piementa and household• effect. at Lot 6, Concession 12, Mullett Township, on 'Pharr., day. October 27th, at 1 o'clock: Draft mare ma,. a 12 years old, draft gelding 3 yea. old.draft 611y 2 years old, carriage mare 10 years old. driving mare 4 yea. old supposed to be in foal. Coml.—Cow 5 years old to freshen November 27th, cow 6 years old supposed to fr.ben Marsh 25th. cow 6 years old supp.ed to fr.hen April 705, cow 5 yearn old supp.ad to freshen April 7th,, w 8 years old supposed to freshen April 18th, cow 7 years old suppOaed to freshen May 15th, cow 4 years old supposed to fresh- en May 8th. milking enw 6 yenrs old, steer 2 years old, 2 heifers two years old 4 heifers one year old, 2 steers one year old; 5 spring calves. Poultry 25 hens, 25 pullets, 2 geese. gander. Implements----Monsey-Harris binder 6 -foot cut, Meaney -Harris mower 5% foot cut, steel rake 10 feet, Mooney -Harris Cultivator. 10 -hoe drill. broadcast sower. Cocknhutt double plough, Perrin riding plough. Sylves- ter walking plough, set iron harrows, scualer. Massey -Harris disc, 14 -foot hay rack, hay fork, pulleys, rope and slings, funning mill. root putper, heavy wagon, 2 dingle buggies, road crrt, 2 cutters, set Manitoba sleighs, act of toam harness. set double driv- ing harness, 2 seta single harness, buggy pole, tcutter tr one boat.alai. 8 tuna of hay; about 20 loads of straw to be fed on the place; nhoot 5 mads of green feed, sugar kettle. Daisy cb-urn No. 2. Ilappy Thought range, wood heating stove, wood stove, Standard cream Separator nearly new, glows cupboard, side boar. Terms.—All some of $10 and under. also household effects and fowl, cash; on other nrticl. 12 months' credit will be al- lowed on furnishing approved Joint notes, or a discount. of 6 per cent. off for cash o credit amounts. SAMUEL OLIDDON, Pro- prietor; G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 2810.1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given pumuanb M the Statutes in that behalf that all pernono hav- ing claims against the .tate of Sidney Jahns, late of the Town. of Seaforth, in the i County of Huron,tGentleman, deceased, won diel' on the 605 day f September. 1921, arc I required on or before the 10th day of November, 1921. to sed by post. remold. , or deliver to the undersigned, full particulars of their claire., duly verifies' by affidavit andithe nature of the security (if any) held by them. Further take notice that after the maid host mentioned date the asset of the p.rtie. enk Said deceased will .he do't uted oust$ the tted thereto, ha lag reg. only to the 'Q of Millets 6.11otee Rh 1 t,en Wive beed''glden • •,. ,... 1 DATED the 21st day of October, 3001. 281041 Solicitor for 154eatr.. •AIJOTION BALL OF rants among. IM- sdeneatsFeed, aa, Jams Taylor, ova tlanwr breadrad I0N1udWoea from dn.uadoi nboaeed proprietor to sell by piddle sus - Mon as Int 3. Ooner.lon 18, ifiey Town. ship, oa Teu&dy. November aim, at 1 Velma the Wood* valuable prOpmty: llonar.— 3dbons 8 years ore, 1 florae . ,.Luna 7 roan. riving mars rids, 10 years, single or blw a-4. sow eipposed to be la calf, 1 heifer 8 years old. dao January 1th, 1 ealf weiindrin abort 700 pound.. baby beat. Plge. --0 *heats 4 mead,. old. 7 show three month old, 8 .how 10 weeks old, 1 York - .hire sow - bred Auguat 11th, 1 RegI.tered Berkeh8re boar 2 year* old, 2 Registered Berkshire new* 6 months old. 4 Registered Berkshire boars 3 moat$& old. Implements, Grain, Aho. -1 MoConniek binder 6 foot cut, 1 Deering mower 6. foot cut, 1 M.Cerealek hey take 11 foot, '1 fertiliser seed drill 11 hoed, nearly ,new, one McCormick dire with trucks: one • to r a eultivenor with loran ritatbtitent, 1 formng mill, 1 tbree-quarter wagon, 1 light wagon, pale and t heft, 1 McLaughlin buggy. 1 eat of bob sleighs with flat rack, 1 tatter, piano box, 1 flat hey leak, 1 root pulper, 1 set double honorer,' 1 eat mingle harness, about 400 bushels age (100 bushel, good seed, Gold Dropl, about 400 bushels jailed grain, last Year's crop, ensilage In silo, also quantity of hay. and numerous other .rtkds. hale unreserved as the proprietor ham sold his fsari Terms.—novo of 810.00. and under. cash: over that amount 10 month.' credit given oo furnishing approved Joint notes. Four per cent, off for cash on credit amounts JAMES A. REA, Proprietor: Jams Taylor, Auctioneer: Silas Johr,.tun, Clerk. 2812-1 SALE REGISTER On Saturday, November 12th, in the top fiat of the Royal Hotel Building, auction sale of household effeete will be held. Mrs. Lorne Weir. - On Tuesday, November 8th, at 1 ocloek p.m., on Lot 2. Conee,eion 8. Grey, Farm Stock, Implement. and Feed. Jamas A. Rae, Proprietor; Jan. Taylor, Auctioneer. NOTICE The annual meting of the Huron County Chlldrrn's Aid and Humane Society will be held on Tuesday, November 8th, at 8 p.m. 0the Children's Home. Cameron Street, ,4.,.ch. Officers will be elected and re- ports given. 'there will oleo be an adds., • child welfare work by an outeido opeaker. It is hoped there will be agood representa- tion fn,m different parts of the County. Come and ser how home -like the place is and howwell the children are eared for. CHILDREN'S AID & HUMANE SOCIETY Heron County George M. Elliott, Goderi.5 County Inapeetor. 2810-2 MAKE MONEY AT HOME $15 to $60 paid weekly for your spare time writing showcards for us. No can- vassing. We instruct and supply you with steady work West -Angus Showcard Ser- vice, Church & Colborne Sts. Toronto. FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE. — I HAVE SOME dhoice farm. for sale in the Townships of Uslorne and 11155,rt, all well built and improved. nn easy terms of payment THOMAS CAMERON Exeter, Ont. 2658-tf FARM FOR SALE.—LOT 6, CONCESSION 4, Stanley. 100 . ac,.museor less: 30 acre~ under bush and broken land. the re- mainder hs cleared land. ready for .pring work. Well drained and well fenced ; one ,rood (rank barn, 52x60, good stable under it. hen house and nig pen, 20x47, drive house 20.40; good two-story frame hoose. For further particulars apply to JOHN D. MoSETH, R. R. No. 1, Varna. Phone 14-81, Hensel]. 281288 FARMS FOR SALE.—LOTS 26 AND 27, Concession 2, H. R. S., containing two hundred acres ; eighty v of choice pas- ture land with lots of running water, the • cinder, is in n high state of cultivation. Two brick houses. one frame barn on ground, e large Karn on foundation with large cement silo and litter ca rT1 er, water in stable and other conveniences. FLETCHER '1'. TOWNSEND, R. R. 3, Seaforth. Ont., phone 3 on 614, Clinton. 280984 FARM FOR SALE. --250 ACRF.S, MORE Ices, Concession 4 and 5, Stanley Ton•nahip. about 41F. mil. from Clinton. Well improved, good clay loam, 15 acres hardwood and cedar bush, practically all fenced with new wire fencing. First-class house nnd'•.'harn: telephone, rural mail de- livery. Will sell on ao r&onable terms. Apply on premises to ADAMSTEWART, R. R. No. 5, Clinton. 2708-10 FARM FOR SALE.- MILE SOUTH of Brncelleld. Lot 13, Concession !'Stanley, 100a cr. Th re are on the premises one gond bank born, implement house, straw shed. n good frame house, R good never -foil- ing wells, windmill onone. The farm is well fenced and well drained. Rural moil nod phone. This in one of the best farms n the township. and will be sold on reamnaldp terns. Posomsion given in No- rmber. For further particulnra apply to DREW SWAN, Brucofleld, Ont. 2792-tf FARM FOR SALE.—FOR SALE LOT 20, Coneesuion 6, McKillop, containing 101 acres, ell cleared except 8 acres of hardwood hush. There are on the premises a hank barn with stoneand cement tound:tinn, 461382, withent floors ; driving shed. 14x36 ; frame stable.. 28.32, large gravel house, 7 Hmsmn and kitchen. cement floors in cellar. 1 ard and soft water in kitchen: two n of ormhnrd. The farm is all'ra fenced 1 and tile drained. Well at barn and also well at the hush. This is n goad farm—one of the best in McKillop. It in situated 51 miles from the Town of Seaforth and one mile from nchool and church. Rural mail; d phone. Will he sold on reasonable term.. For further particulars apply nn the prem - is. nr address R. R. No 1, Seaforth. ROBERT A. HOGG. 2801-tf . . THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE ARCHI- bnld McGregor offer for sale Lot 15, 6th Concmnion. McRillop. 100 ace. of first clans form lithely.. The land in a first clapn state or cultivation and there 'mrd erected on the premises a good frame dwel- ling house. with kitchen attached; frame barn 76.54 with stns foundation, ambling underneath and & ent *co and water throughout. drivinghoose. pig pen and hen house. Also about ten acres of good hard wood hush. The property in well fen," and well drained and convenient to goad markets, church. and ,schools. For further partleularn apply to MISS LILLY J. McGREGOR, on the Premiers. nr to R. S. HAYS, Solicitor, Sea- fortth, Ont. 2796-H FARM FOR SALE.—FARM OF TWO HUN- dred acre. adjoining the Town of Sea - forth, conveniently "ituated to all churches. .shook ehd Collegiate. There is a comfort - isle prick cottage with • cement kitchen; barn 100.56 with stone stabling underneath for 6 hones, 75 head\ of cattle and 40 hose with stared stanchions and water before all stock; litter earrter and fed carrier and two cement slim: driving shed and plat. form Reale.. Watered by a rook well and windmill. The farm is wail drained and in • high state et saltivatioa. The erep M an dr*. the ground --shote. clayloamy..- Iedi- ate pa.sealo9. Apply to mm , B1AT0N,• R. R. S, Seaforth, Ont. 1187-0 • POLITICAL MEETINGS. (Mr. Thomas MIdMBIan, the liberal Candidate in South Huron, said others wild addreal file electors at the fol- lowing placer:. ' - ••-. Porter's Hill, November 9th Londesboro, November 10th Varna - November 11th Each of the above meetings will commence at 8 o'clock p.m. A special invitation is ex- tended to the Ladies to be present. GOD SAVE THE KING Pay Cash and Pay Less 10 lb. Pail Corn Syrup 90c 5 lb. Pail Corn Syrup 50c 10 lb. Pail Lily White Syrup...$1.O0 5 Ib. Pail Lily White Syrup 561 Clover Leaf Cups and Saucers, per dozen ,$2.76 10 bars I'. & G: Soap 68c 10 bans Surprise Soap 68c 10 Bars Sunllight Soap 68c 10 bars Comdbrt Soap 68e Purity Flour *4.25 Granulated Sugagr $8.65 10 lbs. Clover Honey $1.80 Five Roses Flour $4.26 W. J. Finnigan Phone No. '72. MILK ROUTE On and after November 101. we will be preoared to deliver milk w Seaforth thaw.. O.' herhas been tubercular tent- ed and we guarantee to +apply purr milk and free from all germs. J. If. ARCHIBALD and H. HENDERSON } k Brooms Soap Flakes, etc. These prices. are good until November 10th, so step lively. Brooms, 4 strings, good cam, , good 'welglhht, in tad regular price60c, for 40e MI kinds of GOOD FOWL wanted every TUESDAY. Soap Flakes, as fine as List, 2 pounds 36c Ammonia Powder, 4 pkgs,25c Walnuts, shelled, per lb00c Sodas, good sized package -,10c Honey in comb" 40c Flour, pastry, in 24 -Ib. bags $1.00 SPROAT & SPROAT Phone 8. l 0000 00000,000 S. T. HOLMES O Funeral Director and O Licensed Embalmer 0 Undertaking Parlors in O Beattie Block, opposite Tha O Expositor Office. Residence O O Goderich St., opposite Dr. O Scott's. O Flowers furniahed on short 0 notice. O Phone Night or Day 119 O 0 O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 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 Phone 43 000000000 0000 00000000000 00000000000 1 E • They are Going ' Great. It is the universal acclaim that our new "Pas- toral Decoration" ' in best English Dinner Ware is the daintiest pattern shown in Seaforth in many years. - • f .-JUST REALIZE- a charming and beautiful • set of disbea with the • highest grade of quality and a distinctive decors« tion that absolutely pleases the most refined taste. 50 -Piece Set, $15.00 See this Bargain. Beattie Bros., Seaforth s Dominion Stores, Limited Chain Grocery Stores of Canada Seaforth Buy Your Groceries at Dominion Stores and teach your dollars to have more Cents. Specials for Friday and Saturday Back Bacon 49c Lux, 2 for 24c Sliced Bacon 37c Matches, 2 for 25e No. 3 Shortening 51c P. & G. Soap, 10 bars..72e No. 1 Shortening 19c Gold Soap, 10 Bars .. - .72c Lard, 3 lbs 57c Sunlight Soap, 10 bars..72e Lard, 1 lb 20c Surprise Soap, 10 bars..72e 24 lbs. Flour $1.04 Dimples Toilet Soap, 3 7 lbs. Flour ....,.......33c cakes 25e 31/, lbs. Flour 18c Mincemeat, per lb 25c Sardines, tin 15c Salmon, 2 tins 25c Red Salmon, 1 Ib 30c Tiger Salmon 19c Large Tin Plums 19c No. 5 Corn Syrup 49c No. 2 Corn Syrup 20c Lily White Corn Syrup 5 pounds 55c Lily White, 2 lbs 23c Lily White Corn Syrup 10 pounds ..... 97c Brooms 45c and 75c Corn, 2 tins 25c Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins22c Babbitts Cleanser, 2 tins 18c Asst. Jelly Powder, 2 for 25c Eagle Brand Milk 24e Frys Cocoa, 1/, lb tins25c 100 lbs- Gran. Sugar ..$8.50 10 lbs. Gran. Sugar 89e Assorted Biscuits, Ib25c Jutland Sardines, 2 for 22e Seeded Raisins, pkg25e Seedless Raisins, Ib 25c Cheese, Ib. 24c Corn Flakes, 5 for 49e Shredded Wheat, 2 for29c Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. 19c Bulk Cocoa, lb 15c Aylmer Pork and Beans, 2 for 28c Creamery Butter " 43c Toilet Paper, 6 rolls29e Dominion Stores, Limited, Seaforth A. A. Cockbvrn Bargain Store, Seaforth Specials in Men's, Women's and Children's Underwear and Woollen Goods SWEATERS - LADIES' for mon. A glance at our stock will convince you we have duality and price. Worth $5.00, for Worth .$10.00 for Worth $1.2.50 for Combinations, all sizes for $1.75. $1.98, $2.19 and $3.25 $3'00 CHILDREN'S $5.00 Underwear, fleece lined, for $8.50 boys at 30 SALE 30 OF Ordered Clothing FREE PANTS given with every Suit or Overcoat ordered during the month of November "MY WARDROBE" MAIN STREET - - SEAFORTH 0 BOYS' heavy Sweaters from $2.50' $4.00 GIRLS' Pullover and Sweater Coats all . :2.50 LADIES' Gv,-aIors. Good cols, worth :l8 ti H, fol - $5.00 MEN'S (leered Underwear an sale et....89c Army Underwear, 60 per cent.. wool at $125 Men's Combination, all wool, at $3.50 and $4.25 LADIES' Fall and Winter Undhrweear, ranging in price from -,.501, 75c, 85c' $1.00• $1.25. $ L50 and $2.00 Also Combination 69c $1.50 .LUST RECEIVED A fine lot of Boys' Pullovers, Navy and Grey, trimmed with red; fine knitt, selling at....$1.25 Sox Pure all wool, fine brown, black rnr1 grey and h"other, a snap a' 79c MEN'S Wool work snx, all wool at...,65e Other lines from ...,,'25c to 50c LADIES' Real fine Heather Hose, just arrived, at per pair $L50 LADIES' and 'Cltileih'en's Wool Hose,'; heavy taahey last. If you feel down in the mouth, think of Jonah; he came out MI right. If you feel depressed regarding groceries and prices, think of HUTCHISON :S and follow your think, and you"lI come out all right. TOILET PAPER at 6 for 25c, -1 for 25e, 3 for 25c and 2 for 25c, for Old Dutch which is said by the trade to be the vest value of all. It is soluble in water and guaranteed not to elog any plumbing. ENVELOPES Special purchase regular iOc for 6c, or 5 for 25c. BAKING POWDER Buy Hutchison's, and if you don't think it an good as any other even at twice the price we will refund your money. PANCAKE FLOUR - Aunt ,Ieminaa's, or Teen. Regular 15 cents, for 10 cents. PORK AND BEANS 2 for 25c RED SALMON 29c per Large Tin LARD Kettle rendered and best quality we knew of, at 20c per pound) TOILET SOAP SPECIAL Violet, Rove, Eau de Cologne and Peroxide at :5o a cake, or 6 for 25e. Thi:, is certainly a value exceptional. Harvey's Flour, Purity and Five Roses at Reduced Prices. LIVE P01.' 1,TRY—Bring them in on Tuesday Forenoons. F. D. Hutchison, the Cash Grocer PHONE 166. 1 E • They are Going ' Great. It is the universal acclaim that our new "Pas- toral Decoration" ' in best English Dinner Ware is the daintiest pattern shown in Seaforth in many years. - • f .-JUST REALIZE- a charming and beautiful • set of disbea with the • highest grade of quality and a distinctive decors« tion that absolutely pleases the most refined taste. 50 -Piece Set, $15.00 See this Bargain. Beattie Bros., Seaforth s Dominion Stores, Limited Chain Grocery Stores of Canada Seaforth Buy Your Groceries at Dominion Stores and teach your dollars to have more Cents. Specials for Friday and Saturday Back Bacon 49c Lux, 2 for 24c Sliced Bacon 37c Matches, 2 for 25e No. 3 Shortening 51c P. & G. Soap, 10 bars..72e No. 1 Shortening 19c Gold Soap, 10 Bars .. - .72c Lard, 3 lbs 57c Sunlight Soap, 10 bars..72e Lard, 1 lb 20c Surprise Soap, 10 bars..72e 24 lbs. Flour $1.04 Dimples Toilet Soap, 3 7 lbs. Flour ....,.......33c cakes 25e 31/, lbs. Flour 18c Mincemeat, per lb 25c Sardines, tin 15c Salmon, 2 tins 25c Red Salmon, 1 Ib 30c Tiger Salmon 19c Large Tin Plums 19c No. 5 Corn Syrup 49c No. 2 Corn Syrup 20c Lily White Corn Syrup 5 pounds 55c Lily White, 2 lbs 23c Lily White Corn Syrup 10 pounds ..... 97c Brooms 45c and 75c Corn, 2 tins 25c Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins22c Babbitts Cleanser, 2 tins 18c Asst. Jelly Powder, 2 for 25c Eagle Brand Milk 24e Frys Cocoa, 1/, lb tins25c 100 lbs- Gran. Sugar ..$8.50 10 lbs. Gran. Sugar 89e Assorted Biscuits, Ib25c Jutland Sardines, 2 for 22e Seeded Raisins, pkg25e Seedless Raisins, Ib 25c Cheese, Ib. 24c Corn Flakes, 5 for 49e Shredded Wheat, 2 for29c Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. 19c Bulk Cocoa, lb 15c Aylmer Pork and Beans, 2 for 28c Creamery Butter " 43c Toilet Paper, 6 rolls29e Dominion Stores, Limited, Seaforth A. A. Cockbvrn Bargain Store, Seaforth Specials in Men's, Women's and Children's Underwear and Woollen Goods SWEATERS - LADIES' for mon. A glance at our stock will convince you we have duality and price. Worth $5.00, for Worth .$10.00 for Worth $1.2.50 for Combinations, all sizes for $1.75. $1.98, $2.19 and $3.25 $3'00 CHILDREN'S $5.00 Underwear, fleece lined, for $8.50 boys at 30 SALE 30 OF Ordered Clothing FREE PANTS given with every Suit or Overcoat ordered during the month of November "MY WARDROBE" MAIN STREET - - SEAFORTH 0 BOYS' heavy Sweaters from $2.50' $4.00 GIRLS' Pullover and Sweater Coats all . :2.50 LADIES' Gv,-aIors. Good cols, worth :l8 ti H, fol - $5.00 MEN'S (leered Underwear an sale et....89c Army Underwear, 60 per cent.. wool at $125 Men's Combination, all wool, at $3.50 and $4.25 LADIES' Fall and Winter Undhrweear, ranging in price from -,.501, 75c, 85c' $1.00• $1.25. $ L50 and $2.00 Also Combination 69c $1.50 .LUST RECEIVED A fine lot of Boys' Pullovers, Navy and Grey, trimmed with red; fine knitt, selling at....$1.25 Sox Pure all wool, fine brown, black rnr1 grey and h"other, a snap a' 79c MEN'S Wool work snx, all wool at...,65e Other lines from ...,,'25c to 50c LADIES' Real fine Heather Hose, just arrived, at per pair $L50 LADIES' and 'Cltileih'en's Wool Hose,'; heavy taahey last.