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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1921-12-02, Page 5tee it EMBER - M=. and d1(rs. W ()%ni n, 4Ain u PltarL rieMpty aloft Shia. «da n Stratford. --.The Women's In - held their monthly meet - la ti! bore of MT9 P. OBr'i1t18 '. on 'eadaY'aypnigg. November 80 A rt 'Of the convenHon at Ian do }1 be given by' Mss. W. O'Brien Bible: Society 'mooting will be the in the A7tgtiean church Monday '411V g, 'Deco r 5th.: The real of Ode vicinity are sorry to lea of the death of Mrs. scoi,ls at Mitdlbeli -The Young People's 8o-" Mehl/ are holding a social evening at the' parsonage next Friday evening, . December 2nd. -Prayer meeting was held at the home of Mrs. McTaggart Un Tuesday evening. --Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cuninggss .visited their ` n aunt, Miss Jessie A, len, last Wednes- day. -The, Ladies' Aid meeting will 'be mid at the home of Mrs. R. Sadler on 'Thursday, December est. -,- Rev. Canon Doherty, of London, will oc- cupy the pulpit on Sunday next, De - ember 4th, in Grace Anglican church, Staff Rev., Mr. Doherty at one time wage former rector here, and he will be :welcomed by ins old parishioners. The ladies' Guild of Grace church will, meet at the home of Mrs. J. Miller on Wednesday afternoon, De- cen)ker 7th, at 2 o'clock p.m. iftlitON BRODHAGEN Notes -Mr. Albert Seehaver, of MMSkoka, has returned home after spending a week with friends here. - On Sunday night while Mr, and Mrs. .Henry' Miller and family were re- turning from rah .;hey met d can .at *culvert ere the village ad their buggy: got db,wti betide, .the culvert and: upset -the occupants; but fortu- nately no one was hurt. --A largd crowd -gathered' at the opening of the baaement of the new Lutheran church at , iBrgdhagen on Sunday last. Bev. Rebler, of Linwood, delivered a well prepared sermon in the morning and Rev. Klachn, Straltford,:`assisted 'at the evening service. The basement was well lit up with the new electric plant which .has been installed to light the church and parsonage. The basement will be used as a place of worship for the winter months as the interior of the church will not be completed until spring, when the church opening will take place. --On Monday evening the ladies of the village gathered at the home. of 3leasrs:brothers and .presented Mrs. Ella Rine, who has been making her home there, with a shower of sil- verware prior to her marriage, which took', place on Wednesday, No- vember 90th. . BAYFIELD Breezes. -Thomas Brandon, who recently 'bought the blacksmith busi- ness' here, -is busy this week moving from Wingham. He has rented Wm. Higgin's house.=jW¢lliam iluggins has moved to his new home on the Sauble Line. His fine new residence has just been completed.-M.iss Maud Sterling of St. Agathe, is home for a short visit -Miss Petty, of Varna, spent the week end the guest of her friend, Miss Evelyn Pollock Thomas Pol, lock, of Selkirk, Man., ig here for a visit: The masquerade dance on Friday evening of last week, was largely attended and about a hun- dred were in costume, of which there was a great variety and was very good ones. The prizes wase awarded as follows: Lady's fancy, Miss King and MTs. Welch as Christmas trees; men's fancy, Capt. J. Fefrguson, squaw comic;, Mr, and Mrs. Darrow, as Jiggs and Maggie -The residence of Mr. John Sturgeon was completely destroyed by fire one Wednesday af- ternoon. The origin of the fire is not known as no one was home at the time, and' the fire had gained such headway before being di0covered that wry few of the contents were saved. -Miss 'Isabelle Woods and Mr. Crosbie, of London, paid a flying vis- it to Miss Woods' home on Tuesday. -There was a very good attendance at the community meeting in the town 'hall on Tuesday evening. A. short programme. opening with a musical contest and solos by Rev. Macfarlane, Mr. A. E. Erwin and Mr: David Sturgeon, a reading by Mra. Pitts, and a very interesting address'by Mr. McLaren, of Toronto, in'the interests of social service and community work. He Was very in- teresting and instructive., MARRIAGES, ock-Thomson.-AL London, on November 16th. 1921, by the Rev. A. E. Thomson, 1818. Elizabeth M. Thomson, of .Brn,all, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomson, to Mr. Norman E. Cook, also of Hen,all. IN MEMORIAM.. Note. -Items under this, head w,U, be charg- ed e0 cents per single verse and 26 cents for e ach. additional verse. In loving memory of Ella Weetcott wife of William Gwaosley, who died December 2nd,' 1920: One year has panted, our hearts atilt ,ore M .time gom on we mks. her more; Oup of the dearest, one of'the beat. WS 'eeis her most who loved her beat. Oft -times we ek and think of her When we are 'OHS alone, For memory is - the only thing That grief can mill its own. Some day we hope to meet her: Some day, we know not when, WO Shall clap her hand in a better land And never, never part again. Bsaband, Children, Mother ane& Brothers. it }eU1t `- iRTH':MARKETS forth,' December .1, 1921, Eggs, .per°dozen 80 to Me e , Batter, per lb. 35c Hogs per cwt.... • .....09.00 Potatoes, per b + $1.25 Oat, ger, but el , ' $1.20 80c F r, per cwt... 3.....71 $5.86 •n, per ton...:. e4 080.00 $80.00 Bailey,- psi bushel ` ha 93.68 to 11.78. 8, per tr a" C e REA]LT- MARKET 10 14. Oarium, tl 24.x6; pNmes, • DAIRY ybyltbo�rh��$ate, November ytieia-LySC�l!i8hh.ea w, tars lo 64%j; � 1b 921ee ; lt8lltene, 88 to 860. Hattan, F»h dairy 054, 10 Y ra eamery Prink, tr e, 1 40 W , 47e;: No. 2. 40 to 41s: ov98tM. 21; to 04, n:e Margarinn•-S$ to 2611.' RefiiaOSA 011 io, 1 stared.POW . 46�.t'.o �,�1,ra�a� a�pr- ISM lat.,to 17oo; a.la, 6a to t0�: "'' 26 /tlo; POULTRY MARKET Tornio,. Nov.mbeq_Pqp y damfowl, chickens, 13c;; duololinge, 80 to 8143: ��s. 90 to 64a. Hese*, 17e. Live Pquf$ry^-6ppstag .Wokeph 20 to -98.; cottons, 14 to 16c; terve), 1 t.' 22e;. dlak- 2to ilia; taken, 4i to 600: Rea*, GRAIN MARKET. Toronto, November 10. --Manitoba what - No. 1 Not*Ntern, 51.27 ; No. 2 Northern, 11.24; No. 8, 81.14. Manitoba cab -No. 2 C.W., 68c; Nu. 8 C. W., 81%c; extra No. 1 feed, 51'/x.; No. 1 tend, 6051e; No. 8 fed, 4054. Manitoba barley -Bo. 3 C.W., 69c; No. 4 C.W., d6c. An Iba above track, Bay Porta. American 'Corn --No, 2 yellow, 6654. Bay ports., Ontario oat, -No. 2 white. nom - lint Ontario what -Nominal. Barley -No. 8 extra, test 47 IDs. or better, 67 to 60c, arooreling to freights outside. Buckwheat - No. 2. 68 to 70c. Eye -No. 2, 88 to 840. Manitoba flout-Flrat patents, 87.405 second patents, 88.60, Toronto,_ Ontario dour. -011 per eeot patent, bulkseaboard, .oard, per barrel, 84.80. Mil/feed--Delivered, Montreal freight, bag. ico4uded; bran, person, $28 to $24; ,porta, Per ton, 925 to 526; good feed ,sour, 01.70 to 11.60. Baled hay --Track 'Toronto, per tun, No. 2. 821.60 to 822; mixed, 118. Stew-. Gr lute, per ton, 118. LIVE MTOCK MARKWre Buffalo, November 21), -Cattle reeelpte, 1.760;,active, 26 to 60 cent. blew on choice' g rads,: ` shipping esteem, 07.50 to 19 ; top, 68768; bttteben'; 57.26 to 58.26; yeaNinge, 99 to 810; heifer,, 44.60 to 17.60; cows, $1.76 to *6.60; bulbs, 48.26 to 6.26; etockee, and feeder,, 55 to 55.50; Sreeh cow, and coring - ,r1•, 148 to 1125. • ' C es-rR eipta. 1,500; steady !8 56..$12. 10.600 t .los ttg. ,215;:i eente Ip,Jgroe 'oth m steady: huavJ' a igtiasa, 6Q,75; yrkten,. to, M9011 yorker, and page, 18.26 to a2.50; rough, $6.26 94' 20.68 ; stage, 64 to 80. , Sheep and Iambi -Receipts, 10,000; 60 menta k, 31 higher; lambs, 54 to 911.26: Yearling., 08.60 t, •48.00; wether,, 55 to 15.60; ewes, 01.60 to 54.50; mixed. abbey, 54.60 to $5. Montral, November 29.--fettle-Receipts„ 1,561. There were no good cattle on either Markets. Pries for common• and medium cattle that could be used for butcher trade were from 25 to 50 cent.. higher. There was • good demand and stock cleaned up early; $5.50 woe paid for medium light steer. and heifer% of fair killing Quality. Light heif- er. an,l rather common rows brought $3.50 to 03.76, and the cornmnneat of butchers' stock from 93 up. There wee only a small Percentage of Mille; 0Nee about steady. Can - ▪ 61.50 up. Qdotatlos: Medium steer., 84.75 to 86.25; goad, 95.50; common, 83.60 to 04.50; botcher heifers, choice, 65 to 60-60 medium, $4 to 66: common. 12.60 to $3.75; butcher cow., choice. 34 to 4.50:edlum, $2 to 49; camera. 61.50 to $1.761 eattteik, 02 to 02.60; butcher bulls, common, $2.266 to $3. Calf receipt., 701. There wee a alight ha- Provement. to calf prices. Grasser,, 62.60 to 62. There were no goalv eal calves. Quota. Hone: Medium veal, 17.50to 39; grafi.., $2.60 to $3. Sheep -Receipts, 1,781; tronger. flood sheep brought $4 with top of 84.00. Lomb. were generally 38 to 38.25. Oommod Estern 1...6e, 37.50. Quotations: Ewm, 02 to 34.50; lambs, good, $8 to 66.25;. bommon, 31.60. Hog receipts, 1,690. Pricesfipn $9.60 to 110. Bulk of sal.,, $9.50 to 011.75; 910 reached toward close 'of trading's. Union Stook Yards, Toronto, November 29. -Reeeipter.of cattle at this market -to-day wore considerably heavier than had been e - pected,- yet_ trade was' brisk, and the greater share .et the bifering wag disposed of at Priem that were praeticany steady for all grades, except common, which ,old skew' and 1 atyier. The offering -included about 40 ':; of West rn- attire, Choice 'heavy ,teras :for . port aura :scarce, and the price s aver th that paid last Mattis,', the top being-,% Dante, paid by H. P- .ffenne,iy fora lytof 1,440 -pound steep. f by Bob RoMti:,Jtitprt .Craig. aid shipped t .Cygbett and'0lp' One carload. av raging -.1.846 lbs. sold for. 75(, cents to Swift Canadian Com- pany. They were from D. Mender&, Watford, and sold by McDonald and Halligan. The SII best raked df butcher eteen made 06.40 d e: bilk sold at from 95.50 to 05.80. Butnli44- caws and bulls sold steady for the better ku d, two extra choice cows bringing 54 centh, with quite a few choice`eows and an odd hull at 5 cents. &II but 1.600 of the total run were sold by two o'clock. The balance oon,i,ted of the common stuff, which wue- too large a proportion of Rhe total 009. ply to allow of the price holding Jost steady. Inquiry for feeders wee not Quite so keen ae last week. yet two carloads of good feed- s (told at 65.60, 'and one carload at 51/4e per pound. Calf trade was slow, with choice kind at from 10 to 101. cents per pound. Lamb receipt, were light and trade was strong at an advance of 60 cents per cwt A few omen hunches brought 10 cents, while the bulk of choice moved freely at from 9'/ to 9% cents. Sheep sold slow, with only a few of the very bent making 4 cents per pound. The bulk of the hogs sold at from 38.65 to $8.75 f.o.b., or from $9.30 to 89.40 fed and watered. A few made ten cents pe rent. better to outsiders. Packers talked of offer- ing 8V, cents f.o.b. for Wedneeday'e offer- ing. The receipt, today were: 5,470 Cattle, 425 calve,, 3,107 hogs and 2.762 sheep and lambs. Fred Dunn sold for Dunn and Levack: Calves --Choles, 310 to $11; good, 98. to 90; common,35 to 06; gases, 51. Sheep --Choice, 04; medium, 13.50; common, 31 to 2: yearl- ings. $5.60 to $6; lambs, 19.50 to $10, H. P. Kenu'edy. Limited, ,old: Sheep and lambs: 5, 675 lbs. 92; 1, 60 19.. 16; 1, 66 lbs. 39.50; 8. 995 19e. 94 ; 2, 305 Iba. 13; 2, 310 lbs. 03.75: 2, 190 lbs. 59.50; 8, 395 Ib,.,, 99.50: 1. 60 lbs. $4. J. Atwell and Sons acid: ' l schen--24, 18,740 lbs.4.45' 3 1, 780 lbs. $3.25; I 840 lbs. 92.76; 1, 590 Ips. $2.50. Cows -I 1.150 Its. ; 1. 1, 96015lbs. $3.66: 5. 860 190 IDs. $5.65; 1, 1,040 the. $3.50; 2, 1.850 Ib.. 38;. 8, 3,070 tbs. $2.75; 4, 3.710 res. 32.75'; 1, 1,110 tbs. $2.50; 2, 2,110 the. 32.25. Quotations: Choloe. heavy steen, 16.00 to 37.75; butcher steers. choice. $6.00 to $6.50; do. good, $5.00 to 36.00: do. medium, 04.00 to 14.20; do, common, 02.50 to 53.50; but- cher' heifers, choice, 85.69 to 30.00; butchel' • choice. 04.00 m $4.50; do. medium, 58.00 to 94.00 ; ..canners and cutters, 31.50 to 32.50; butchers' bulls, good, $3.60 to 14.00; do., common,- $2,50 to $3.50 feeders, 900 pounds, $5.60 to 35.50; do. fair, 94.50 to $5.50; milkers, 160 to $80; springer*, 579 to 890.00; calves, &moice, 310.00 to 311.00; do. medium, 58 to 110; do. common, 83.00' to 36.00; lambs, good, 99.60 to $9.75; do. mammon, 55.50 to 36.09; sheep, choice, 93.50 to 14.00; do. good, $3.00 to $0.50; do. heavy and bucks, 11,00 to $2.00: hogs, fed and watered. $9.30 to 49. 60: do. f.o.b., 38.65 to $8.75; do., country point., 18.40 to 18.60. IMPORTANT NOTICES CS WANTED. -UNDERSIGNED HAS FEED for 20 cattle for the winter. GARFIELD" M0MICHAET., Phone 4 on 618, Clinton. port SALE. HOUSE AND FOUR ACRES:.� of land. goad stable, room for six cows, alto 8x25feet tall of ensilage; *leo four thea bay, four good cone, all mllkimt. and in411r readily dily disposed of. Nina room - 04115o with fathom, electric lights, hard and Eft. water and Jho recently been re- raelat,9." Handy' to all factorial: an ideal spot 4.orr a retired farmer. Wtill': be -told es 0'kcid7L concern. Apply to D. IL, STEWART, ` )P(,, 9eatertlt. Ont. 2816-tf '0.71 WHITE HOGS FOR SALE. AL - ems -for service. -The undersigned he for ewleae extra fine hags pf both sex. Bonne .At. Incfservice and sem bred to litter early 'the - new 'year. Also a litter just ready e@p Now a a good time to get so nit e4e .y t$•n Vb pednld�- 'Pried etiack a r . "*et0 c6of. exx"atllhe`fiseiftaflrl a12ala terl�,f' tieek414M4 8eafortb, Ont. . 2811•w IN NATU'RE'S PLAYGROII4D s A *Oh provides some of tb. Most dstlightful winter holidays is great Algonquin Park Reserve, mike north of Toronto and 170 west of .OttaWA. Wu thousand.. feet above the -.sea level it has invigorat- ing ctlmatie conditions. No minter how cold It le the air is dry and the an with a sweater never suffer* bwcmnfort. The Highland Ion, the largest of the Perk :hotels, will be open for the reception of guests this season from December 16th to March lbtb, and as the accommodation is limited patrons are advised to make reservations early. Write to any Can- adian National Grand Trunk Agent, or to Manager, Highland Inn, Algon- quin Park Station, Ont., for illustrat- ed booklet. CANADA'S. NEW COAT OF ARMS Every home, in Canada, every Can- adian school boy and girl should know the new Canadian Coat of Arms. It is a moat beautiful plate and should occupy a prominent place in all true 'Canadian homes. The people of Can- ada are indebted to the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal for re- producing the new Coat of Arms in ,all its true heraldic colors and pre- senting a copy, 14 x 17 inohes, to all readers of that great paper. The Family Herald and Weekly Star is Canada's greatest family and farm paper and ab known throughout the whole 'Dominion. It is wonderful value and provides eo'ery member of. the family with clean, wholesome, in- structive reading. It is a great money saver for the farmers of Canada and repays the subscription price one hun- dred fold each year. Canada is proud of the his weekly. It has no superior the world over and is improving year after year. It costs only two dollars a year and each resider for 1922 will receive free a copy of the "Coat of Arms. 28161 U. F. 0. MEETINGS STRAND THEATRE MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 5th at 8 p.m. Mr. Black will address the meeting supported by Mr. Harold Currie, of Strathroy; ,Mr. J. Scott and Mrs. Layton. Ladies. are specially invited to this meeting. GOD SAVE THE KING POLITICAL MEETINGS in the interest of Mr. J. J. Merner, will be held in SEA FORTH FRIDAY, DEC. 2nd,. at 8 p.m. Speakers: -Mr. Hazzard, of Toronto, and Mr. Merner. EXETER FRIDAY, DEC. 2nd, at 8 p.m. Speakers: Hon. Edmund Bristol, of Toronto, and Mr. Merner. MANLEY SATURDAY, DEC. 3rd, at 2 p.m. Mr. Merner and others will deliver addresses. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. U. F. 0. NOTICE The -regular meeting of the U.F.O. will be 'held in the Carnegie Library hall, Seaforth, on Wednesday even- ing, December 7th, at 8 p.m. BERT IRWIN, 2816-1 Secy. -Treasurer. Will the Farmers Win? Sure they will, if they use good Clay Drain Tile to dry that wet ,field, and now is the time to do it. If money .is scarce, arrange for time. The Tile will pay for themselves that you buy front W. M. SPROAT Phone 9-136. R. R. 4, Seaforth. MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL ' The Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will meet in tale Council Chamber, Goderich, at 3 o'clock an the after- noon of Wednesday, the 7th day of Decem- ber. 1921. All accounts againet the County , i must M1 n the hands of the clerk not later than Mondry preceding the meeting of Coun- cil. GEORGE W. HOLMAN, County Clerk. Goderich, November 18, 1921- 2815-2 MAKE MONEY AT HOME $15 to $60 paid weekly for your spare time writing showcards for us. No can- vassing. We instruct and supply you with steady work West -Angus Showcard Sergi Vice, Church & Colborne S. toronto. . "AUCTION SAI,1E$ �'lf0`l1 'BALD OF 1�Y moo=r Ui. flensss*a. 1W.. --oat La ' 10, 004,auka l8 [One Township, eta f6N►r. Doss ab r 00e, >mabeu. ,,, Salo at ;f e'OMek diary sad Y' vW M petse'tw to a has sold tsstared araa- .In Moak Included 17 bre of . 6pki t gatl6& a wit Is (p}.ut*D9*ept ma t JMaei Tower.,,)*auetkr r. Mie -1 AUCTIOI% DALE' • VOW& Farm, rest Mat and Iaialsmaass In the matte of 8Wae7 A. Dol*$, Jr., Authorised Aslgnor u4 11te Lennon & K'sters Tn)0t. Comvaag Limited, Authoris- ed Trustee: There will be offered for ale by public auction by 7bo,oa. Berea, Auctioneer, on Friday, D,asmbee 9tb, 401, at one o'elos& P.M.. on Lot 29, Conoco/fon 7. in the Towu- ehip of McKillop, in- the County f Huron, the following valuable farm hands, stook and Implements: PARCEL. 09926 -Being ;Oran cod of Lot Number Twenty-nine 4a the esti came. - kion of the 'rowmhip of McKillop in the Coanly. of Huron and e0i.winiog by 16 - measurement One Hundred Acres of land, mere er las. PARCEL TWO -Being 'emntsmedf part of lot Number Twenty-alne 1n the Sixth Con- cession of the said T,Nnahio of McKillop, containing by admesurym, nt Fifty -right ss of land more or Isec • PARCEL 'THREE ---Being cumeasted of Dart of Lot Number Twenty-eight in the Sixth Commotion oil the Bald Township of McHil- lop, ountaiointt by a,b omu..mrnt Twenty- two acres of -Mand more or lose. There are on Parcel On. a good brlok house and good bank barn 6o,60, with • good stabling and all emvenismu', also a good welt Seven aers of bah and • good orchard. There ' .Le a ant ciaoe driving shed 66 fret by a 24 feet, with cement floor. The place la conveniently n,tuot.ed s to markets, school and chamber At the same time and place there will, - be offered for Bale the following farm 00,3. end imple- ment.: STOCK -Three homes, 6 c„we, one steer, four oelvs, about 50 luna- 1MPLEMIEN'IYI & MACHINERY -One trac- tor, one 6 hone -power eitgino (Fair - Lantos & Mores), orm 3 those -power gso. line engine (Fairbanks & 21.•rrito, 1 Oliver. tractor plow, diet harrow, omen( mixer, tile machine, heavy wagdn truck wagon, rack, .leigh, gr,ve4 box, ,weea hos, hay louder, hay rake, mower, bind., roller, culti- vator, barrow.. muffler, 2 v'[ilia plows, 8 ot,rl barrel., pomp lack, tatu.u,g mill. bar - mom,, bait., saws 2000 70 r truck (realm, cream separator ( Viking), r other, 8wood barrels. root pulper, manure - reader, rber tiredp ub buggy, totter, churn, -op pane and pa,io, set mingle barns.,- tan tom hay, 200 bushel. mixed feed, 260 bash, L. oats, 1 dr- ain .naw andumerous ot,.-. articlmu. TEILMS ON FARM -10. Pe. .eal of the Purchase money to be aid ' „ the day of ole and the balance within tenon wce ke there- after. The farm will be' m red for sale subleet to the mortgages 46, -„on and also *abject to a reserved bid. TERMS ON OTIQOR $ftt:l'ERTY -- Su month.' credit will be even on furnishing •7Draed joint notes_ AR,of $6.00 and under, Dash. A diase4,nt at the rate of 6 perent. per annus, gilt be allowed off for malt on all credit am'-. oaf_ For fur- ther vertical/ire and condition of sale apply td THE LONDON & WESTERN revers CO., - Limited. London, Ontario. Minorite/1 l rmateea, or t0 BEST & WW1 Seaforth, tint. Sondara for Trustee Dated at Smforth fhe 3*W day of November, 1921. McKILLOP COUNCIL The MoKit1op Council will sr •••t ,n Carnegie lotrary Hall. Seafurth cn Saturday. De. cernlwr 3rd, at 1 o'clock pen. All persona having gravel 4 -heinth or path - master 'a list please have theta .n the Clerk's hands before that date, .0'0,:,' gravel may be paid for. The'fax Collector will be 'et this meeting. JOHN rles•AY, Clerk. 2816-1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Magdalena Cook, late of the Village of Herm11, wldoW deceased. NOTICE s hereby given. pursuant to the Statute, in that behalf that al] persons hav- ing chains against the ,etnl of Magdalena Cook, who died ova July 1739, 1921, are r Quired onor before the Sr) day of DeceMber, 1921, to d to the undersigned executor, of the will o1 the .aid deorouol, full Perticulare of their claims and after the said 3rd day of December, 1921, the said Executors will distribute the asset of said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the, shall then have lmd notice, and the said Executors will not be liable for the said u.Hnetr• to any person of whose claim notice shall not then have been received. H. ARNOLD & W. McKAY, Executor. Dated at Hermall this 17th day of Novem- ber, 1921. 2814-3 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Sedate of Sidney A. Dalmege, author- ised song/tor, Notice is hereby given that S$idney A. Dol. mage of the Township „1 MfKilcp in the County of Huron and Province of Ontario, Farmer, did on the 12th day of. November, 1921, make an authorizes! assignment to the undersigned. Notice is further given that the flint meet- ingf the creditors of the above tate ill he held in the offices of host & Beit, Bea - forth, Ontario, on the 21,h day of Novem- ber, .1921, at two o'clock in the afternoon. To entitle you 1.1 vote thereat, proof of your claim must be lodged with the under- signed before the menti ow 1s held. Proxies to he used at the meeting must be prior there- ned lodged with the undersigned g o. And further take not ire that it you have any claim against the d,htor for which you are entitled to rank, prof of such claim est be filed with the n ndenigned within 30 days from the date of this notico for, from and after the expiration of the time fixed by sub -section 8. Of section 37, of the mid act we shall di+tribute the proceeds of the debtor's mtatr among the parties entitled thereto. having regard only to the elaime of which we have then had notice. Dated tit London. Ont.. this 15th day of November, 1921. London & Western Trusts Co., Ltd., Authorised Trustee. Best & Beat, Seaforth. Ont. Solidtore for Trustee. 2814-3 0000 000000000 W. T. BOX & CO. 0 Embalmer and O Funeral Directors O II. C. BOX O Holder of Government 0 Diploma and License 0 Charges moderate O Flowers furnished on short 0 notice. O Night Calls DaGalls Phone 176 )bone 48 0000000000 0 0 0 000000000 0000 0000 000000000 S. T. HOLMES 0 O Funeral Dlrectpr and O O Licensed Embalmer O O Undertaking Parlors in 0 0 Beattie Block, opposite The 0 0 Expositor Office... Residence 0 O Goderich St., opposite Dr. 0 Goods of Quality wares you wont snood** bettor, we -bone It' Heins Dili Pickiest yrs Eos, $5c Heinz Sweet Pickles, par pint Heinz Spaghetti, per t 11 l9 6c Heinz Red Kidney Beans, .:20c Heinz Baked Beans 1n To- matoe Heinz Sweet Midget GerkInu, bottle gOc Snider's Oyster Cocktall Sauce , .40c Snider's Catsup, pure .,."..40. Snider's Salad Dressing 40c New Fruits are now in --Rais- ins, Currants, Figs, Peels, Etc, SPROAT & SPROAT Phone 8. NOTICE We are now In a poeltion to give ace - celled service on Storage Batteries lett with us for the Wlnte,. Our motto Is a always has ben: Satisfactory Work or No Charge b node. Let us keep your battery the Win- ter, it .0116 save you a lot es trouble and by giving it to 0s you eau that Mored that it will be returned in ant alas shape in the Spring. We solicit your trade. E. H. Epps & Son, Vara. 2614-8 FOWL WANTED Any Quantity of Laver or Dressed Fowl de - Stored at the Royal Hotel Stabtre, every N'edronday forenoon. Highest cash prime. 2806-tf J. C. M,MICHAEL. This Week at Hutchison's: Sunkist Seedless Raisins at per 'package -2bc Vatitizza Currants (best goods, very scarce and hard to get at any, price) per lb 26c Lemon, Orange and Citron Peels good quality and low prices. Christmas Nets and Candies of splendid quality and much low- er in price than last year. Welch's Fruitlade (grape, rasp- berry) especially suitable for Christmas festivities, 50c fur 35c Welch's Grape Juice, 50c, for 35c Oatmeal.- •Get ,Dote of our splen- did Western Roller Oats at 4'h'c Ib or a sack $4.00 Butter. If you have difficulty in get- ting good dairy butter, conte to us. We are now getting large quanti- ties of splendid quality and most of it in one -pound wrapped prints. Oil Cans Lo,L A :' 'j :Il n can, a one gallon can and 1t one -gallon bottles have been lot, among our eu toners. We need these and would be thankful to learn where they are, or have them returned to F. P. Hutchison THE CASH GROCER PHONE 166. FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE. - L HAVE SOME eboice forma for sale in the Township of Lieberue and Hibbert, all well built and improved. on easy terms of payment THOMAS CAMERON, Exeter. Ont. 2658-6f FARM FOR SALE -LOT 5, CONCESSION 1, Stanley, 100 ,erre mo,e or Imo: 30 under hush and broken land, the r w Hinder !s cleared lend. ready for spring work. Well dr/lined and welt fenced; one good' bank tarn, 52,60, good stable under it, hen house and pig pen, 20x47, drive house 20x40; goodtt�µy,.,tory frame hoes.. Fat further particular apply to JOHN D. MrRETH, R. R. Na 1. Varna. Phone 14-81. Hensoll. 281288 'FARM FOR SA I.E. 260 ACRES, MORE or less, Concession .1 snd 5, Stanley Township, about 4% mile, from Clinton. Well improved. good clay loom. 15 acrei hnrdwood and cedar hash, practically all fenced with frnrin First-class g. house and barn w telephone. de- clephonr, Tui ail livery. Will sell on reason s ole terms. Apple n promises to ADAM STEWART, R. R. No. 5, Clinton. 2798-tf FARM FOR SA I.E. FOR SALE LOT 20, Concession 6, Mr Kil lop. rontolning 100 n11 cleared c rept 3 acres of hardwood hushr There a xn the prern n bank barn with stone and cement foundation, 46x82, with cement floors, driving shed. 14,76: frame stable, 25x32, Inrge ern vel house, 7 rooms and kitchen, cement noon in erller. Hard and soft water in kitchen; two weer, ofo rchard. Tt he farm Ml wire 0en, el andtile drained. Well at barn and also well at the bosh. This ;s a good farm - --one of the hest in McKillop. 1t is situated 5 m'Im frem the Town of Sroforth and o e mile from school and church. Rural nil end phone. Will be sold on reasonable terms. t For further particulars apply o the prem- iers or R. R. No. ,1. Sentorth. ROBERT A. HOGG. 2801.t( THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE ARClit. kala Mrcre,n,r niter for ,air Lot 15. 6th Concession. Mr Kilion 100 germ of fire% class farm binds. The Innd in in a first da,a state of cultivation and there aril erected nn thr premises n good frame dwel- ling house, with kitchen attached; frame barn 76.54 with stone foundntion. stabling dernenth and cement mono and water throughout. driving house, pig nen and hen hos e. Also about ten acres of d hard wood hush. The property 5, well good ami ell drained and convenient to good m rketa, 1 chinches nn schnoln. For further particnlarw apply to MISS LILLY .1. MCGREGOR, on the premises. or to R S, HAYS, Solicitor, Sea- fortth, Ont- 2795-tf FARM FOR SALE. -FARM OF TWO HUN- dred acres adjoining the Town of Sea - forth, ronveniently attested to all ehnechar, schools and Collegiate There le • comfort- able brick cottage with 0 rement kitchen; barn 100,50 with stone stabling underneath for 6 hone.. 75 head of cattle and 10 hogs with steel atanrhionn and Avatar before all stork, litter' arrler and feed carrier and 0 Scott's, 0 two cement alis : driving shed and plat - O Flowers Hirnishe{ on short 0 form melee. watered by • rack well and Cs notice. windmill. The farm is well drafaed sate 1n • high state of cultivation. Tim crop t. all O' Phone= Nigkt or Day 119 '0 In the gwnnd-choice clay lam. Immedi- ate thauesaion. Apply to M. BEATON, R. 000000'000 0000 = 2. srfarth. 0111.2757-t: 1 and that's not all. - EMOP AT $RAT'!IE'A ISeaforth's Greatest Gift Stora Dolls All Kinds .,f All Pinan- g Also a wonderful showing' in Fancy Gift China --- E, Jardineres, Dinner Sets, Glassware, Aluininum E." Goods, Graniiteware, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, E. Towels and Towelling, Books,Stationery, Talcupt Powder, Perfume, Small Wares. g - The Store that keeps right on adding each year A Greater Variety. C SHOP NOW. Beattie Bros, Seaforth 1 Thrift consists in ' spending less than you earn. If by careful economy you can save money, you have taken a long step toward contentment. We pay interest on Savings bal- ances and shall welcome your account. iso • THE CANADIAN BANK. OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL - SI 5,000,000 RESERVE FUND - . $15,000,000 SE:11F ORTH BRANCH, 1. G. Mullen, Manager. Dominion Stores, Limited Chain Grocery Stores of Canada Seaforth Specials for Friday and Saturday Granulated Sugar, 100 tbs. $8,25 10 tbs. Sugar 85c Lard, 3 tbs 5,5e Bulk Lard, 2 tbs. 35c No. 3 Shortening 50c Cheese 24c 24 tbs. Pastry Flour 90c Currants, 2 tbs. 38c Valomcia Raisins 25c Shelled Almonds 69c Shelled Walnuts 69c Large gem Forest City Baking Powder 40c Comfort Soap, 10 bars69c Cooking Apples, peck35c Dominion Stores, Baking Molasses 13c 1 lb. Tin, Salmon 15e-' Matches, 2 boxes 25c Icing Sugar, lb, 10c Bulk Starch, 2 lbs. 19c Cream of Wheat, 4 lbs. 25c Cooking Figs, 2 lbs 35c Citron Peel 57c Lemon and Orange Peel 37c Bulk Cocoa 15c Fry's Cocoa, 1 , lb. tins 25c Mincemeat 19c Soda Biscuits, lb. 18c Seeded Raisins 25c Toilet Paper, 6 rolls 27e f,imited, Seaforth NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR CAR COMPLETELY OVERHAULED, and to be able to fully appreciate the good roads next Spring your Car must he in the best mechanical condition. We can put it in that condition and can quote you very attractive prices for doing g SO this Winter. See us about I)ry Storing your Storage Battery, the only safe and sane way. We will tell you why. Thanking you for your patronage in the past and respectfully soliciting same for the future, we are, Yours for Super Service, JAS. BROUGHTON & SONS MAIN STREET - SEAFORTH Phone 167. 4