The Huron Expositor, 1921-12-16, Page 57
COMER 16, 1921.
ruz HURON EZPO$ITOa
snAFORT$ MARSH.. ,
di;( Searforth, Deceanber id, 1921.
HFo@e
per Owe.,
i ^4. r die u0.0o
cgs,
;,Jsu'ccer, per m
Potatoes, per bag
.i -Wheat, per bushel
Barley, per bulihet
'Flour, per cwt
Bran, per :ton,.,
Shorts, per ton
•.•11.26
$1.20
hoc
80100
80.00
CHISEI.HURBT
Notre The Sabbath School of the
;Methodist Church is busy training the
children fora concert to be given on
.'Thursday evening, the 22nd.
•
MANLEY
Notes. -Mr. W. 'Marley wears a
f4,, •amino since the 10th inst.. wham' kis
�t wifs presented: him with a baby gwl.
-Mr. C. Eckert is at present so-
journing amongst us. -Miss Mary
� �fo� as been in
- oar m ttthiwe
McKILLOP
Christmas Entertainment to be bald le 8.
8. No. 4, MOKUIop, on Tusday. December
20th. Saab Claw and a Chrbtm. tree.
aim a good programme. Everyone invited to
bring gifto for the tree. Admiwlon 25 c
and 16e. 28174
Christmas Entertainment. -An en-
tertainment will be held in S. S. No.
4.'MeKillop, school house on Tuesday,
December 20th. Santa Claris, Christ-
mas tree and an excellent programme
are some of the things to look for-
ward to.' Everyone invited to bring
gifts for the tree. Everybody wel-
come.
LONDESBOR(l
Notes. -Mr. and Mrs, Albert Knox
are home from the West and intend
making their home here in the fu-
ture. -Mrs George Brodgen does not
improve very rapidly -Everything is
' going alum.; fine in connection with
the new hall. A new piano was pur-
chased last week for the hall, and
:the opening will be on Friday even-
ing, December 1Lith. Supper will be
served from 6 to 8, after which a
grand programme will be given. --
The Sunday st-houls are busy prlrtis-
ilg fur the Christmas Tire. -.Mr's.
Eraithewaite is on the sick list at
present. -Miss I,. Brigham, who was
a delegate tp the London Convention,
(;ave a splendid report at the meet --
mg of the W. J. last Thursday. The
meeting was well attended.
HAY
School Report.--tl,e. •fell'eitiag is
the report of School- Section No. 14,
Hay, for the month of November;
names are in order of merit: Sr.
Fourth -Frances Pearce and Olive
Petty equal. Sr. Third -Hazel Thom-
son, Charles Pearce, Florence Thom-
son and Clarence Smillie equal, Nor-
man Alexander, Andrew Bell, Marie
Dick. Jr. Third -Isabel 'Alexander,
Marjorie Pearce, Olga Bell. Jr, I'I.-
Dorothy Thomson, Mildred Smillie,
Jean Bell, Earl Dick and Gordon
Troyer equal. First Class, Sr. -
Willie Dodson. First Class, Jr. -
Alex. Mc1Murtrie, Eva Pearce, Dor-
othy Dodson, The best spellers in
the monthly spelling matches were
as follows: Fourth, Fiances Pearce;
Sr. Third, Hazel Thomson; Jr. Third,
Isabel Alexander; Jr. Second, Doro-
thy Thomson. -Margaret M. Jarrott,
Teacher.
BAYFIELD
For Christmas Citia see what we have in
book. and toys, fancy boxes of chocolates,
scarfs, fancy tiny braces, fancy handker-
chiefs, oweaten, hone, fancy blouses and
umorouo gouda suitable, at moderate prices.
F. A. Edwards. 2818-1
Breezes. -Mr. M. Kerr, who has
been our efficient constable and also
was caretaker for the town hall and
Trinity church, left last week for
Whitby, Where he has 'accepted a posi-
tion as orderly in a large institution
there. -Remember the school concert
at the town hall on Friday evening
of this week, the 16th, with songs,
fancy drills, a good play, a panto
mine "Wanted, a Wife," a darky
drill, and a good time generally. Be
sure and come. -Rev. Mr. Hallowell,
of Clinton, was a visitor at the rec-
tory this week. -The annual election
of officers of L. O. L. No. 24, was
held at the lodge rounds last week,
when the following were appointed:
Master, George Castle; Deputy Mas-
ter, Harold Stinson; recording secre-
tary, J. W. McLeod; chaplain, A. E.
Erwin; ,treasurer, J. W. Tippet. Af-
ter the election lunch was served and
a social time was spent.
GRA* MARKET.
'bion... Dedwpbar 16.-diasaoha wbea*-
No. 1 Northam. 4L16 No. 2 Nordista
/1.2134, • Ne. 6. 61,16%. 'Manitoba oat* -No, 2
C.W., Six,1 No. d JW., 61o; extra No. 1
O,W., 62e; No. 4 O.W., 61ot metre No. 1
feed, 51e. Manitoba 4atrler--16ominal. Ail
the above tea* Bay *orb. Amer4ean tom -
No. 2 ynlow ale. lay pees. Ou*n4✓ost.
white. -die, -2 hlte, nornipnf. Ontario wheat -
Nominal. 9arle -No, 3. - emus, Reef 47 ibis.
er better, 47 to OQo, awarding to freights
outride. Buokwbwt-No. 2, 72 to 740. Rye
--No. 2 .86e to $0e. Manitoba Flour -First
'stale% 17.40; second patent., $6,00. Tome -
to Ontario flour -.O0 for rent. potent. balk
sea board, per barred, 44.80. l/ulfeeed-4).-
,lver*d. Montreal Might, bags included; bran
per ton, 426; shade, Por dun. $27; good feed
dour. 01.70 to 01.60. Bided bay-JCraek To-
tems., pea •tor, No,, 1, $21.60 to 11211; mixed,
UL Straw --Car Iota, per ton. 112.
LIVE STOCK MARKER'S
alo, December ill -Cattle reeelpte, 3,-
1606 dull. Butcher., 16 to 26 cents off ; taaoy,
strong. Shipping eters, 07.76 to $1; few
f ancy, $10; butote., 97.50 to 118.26; Year-
lings, H to $11.76; heifers. 44.50 tet$7.60;
cows, .2 to $6.76; few, $6; bulk. 46.26 to
6,26; stockers eid feeders: 16.66 to 46.66;
fresh rows sad epiegea, 40. to $1.26..
Cabs-Remipb, 2.260; *low. 18 to gill.
Hop -.*.**pian 17.600; 10 to 26' wage low-
er; heavy. 37.76; mixed, $7.75 M MI' yendt-
.rs, 46 to Old; light 'erten, .o,4 pip,
$6,46 W 18.10; roughs, 06 be $4.26; step. 44
to 46.00.
Sheep -and lamb---,Reoelpte, 16,000; now.
lower; Lamb, $5 to $1226; yearling., 46
to $10; wether., 46 to$6.50;; as, 02 to 36.60:
mixed ehewp, 45.60 to 46.
Montreal, December 18. -Cattle receipts,
1,613. All clemee of butcher.' cattle were la
good demand. There were a few lute of
good Quality heilere and eters which brought
66.76 or about 76 cents higher than previa.
markets. The top was $7 paid for three
Picked *teem, averaging 1,000 pounds. One
baby beef heifer, weighing 835 pound,.
brought 48.50, and nine good fat cowe were
▪ Id for 95.26, which price was paid for four
broody bulb, averaging 1,476 pounds. A
Pair of real fait oxen, weighing together
3.760 Pounds, brought $6. The majority of
the cattle offered were of only medium to
000000 quality. and were weighed between
04.25 and in in moat canes. Common and
cutter otoek was unehungel. Quotations: --
Butcher etre , choice, 66,70 W 37: good. 80
to 110.751 -medium, $5 to 55.76; common. $4.25
to 55; but•her heifers. choice, $6 to 16,75;
medium. $1.70 to $5.3,0; common, 53 to 4,60;
butcher co
*ws, choice, 5 to $5.25; medium, $3
to 54.50;rannene, $1.75 to $2: cutters. 82.50
In .$2.75 ; butcher bulla, good, $4.50 w 55.25;
common. 82.50 to 18.60.
Calf rereipto. 630. There wan
not much
clmntrc in price. .lh,irly gond veal up to'
510. Gruaeereo fly around 34. Quota -
tate. Goodvied. $10 medium, 58 to $9;
oleos, 53 to 34.
Sher, receipt,, 1.1,10. 5lerket much strong-
er; limbs u1+ to I11 nd sheep ' hi•ek us $6.
(;uotetiotu: Dies, $3 to $6; lamb.. good,
310.0 to 311 ; o ,moon, 08.50 .to $10.
Hog r ant,, 2,176. General ,e,atorion :
SII: odd v,I.„ w bo tellers short of I. u111111111/.
011.00. A f, w m w. es high lei 0:r. Quote -
Olt r. r weights, ,o'leet,, $II to $11.50;
• 57 to $9.
Huron St,,,-', Yards, Toronto, December 13.
I or the 51„mtoy following the annual live
stork .union the supply of cattle to -day was
heavy, 1 thou;., not out of lbs way
compared
with recent, this _ ,.w, Trude was tt trifle
.low ,n opening. • ,,, fur m any but the good
end choice mad.were
concerned, but by
110011 w
everything oelliug t,rinkly and a
0004 0leen-up w effected by three odo_k.
Buyer: were keen fur choice stub for th,•
Christmas bade, of which there was a very
fair proportion in the total offering. One
load of choice heavies brought 36.40 per 1
cwt. at the top, and Corbett MA Hall hal
eix eh, :tee noting over 1.500 n,e
'
,hipped hy rJ. aC rover. Wards vil lc, that
brought $6.20 err met. Baby beef was In
good demand, the bent price being 13 ,eats
per pound. paid for two head averaging 850
pnon,lo, ahippef by John Smith, Nettleton,
to Rice and Whaley. 'lath ' low were sold
.to the Herrin Abattoir Co. 'Taken ns a whole
the choice heavy ,Calle today brought SOc
Per cwt. higher then last Monday. 1'he top
fur hendyweight hutrher cattle was
with several lulls at 6yc. or
u Quarter bet-
ter. than a week ago. Mostof the lurcher
rattle mold at from 513, to 66, cents. Butcher
news were mteady, with tops . high as fie,
while butcher bulb of choice Quality were a
bit stronger than a work ago at : 1-• rents
for tom. Conners generally were steady at
21/4 crate, only a few of the extra poor nam
going as low an 2 cent..
was
There n light run of calve-., 00,1 the
quality of the hulk w shove average. Choice
veals brought 11 to 12ir. cent:, with one only
making the top, namely. 13 cents per pound.The price pool for Iambs today was ex-
uetly even with that ad n year ago this
week, namely, 12 t, 1221, cr to for choice,
with a few at 13c per pound.
Hogs opened strbng at 9 1-2 to 9:0 rents
per pound, f.o.b., er from 310.1 to $10.40
fed and watered. a few making 10 1-2 cents
fel and watered before the close.
Receipts to -day were 4,907 cattle, 50 calve.,
2,907 hogs and 2.886 sheep and lambs.
Quotation.: Chniee heavy steers 36.00 to
58.50; butcher steres, choice, $5.75 to 10.60:
do, gond. $5.00 to 35.75; do. medium, 34.50
to 85.00; dn. common, $3.00 to $4.00; but-
chers'
mochem' heifers, choice, $5.75 to $6.50: butches'
• (dance, 94.50 tto 15,50; do., medium, 13
t. 84.00; canners '64 cutters. $222.25 to $2.75:
butchers' bulks, good, 33.50 to 84.50:
common. 122.50 to 33.00; (ecdes, 900
pound., $5.00 to 35.50- do. fair, 34.50 to .
85.00: milkers], 380 t%3100; springers, $90
to 0110; calves. choice, 911 to 312.50; do.,
medium, 88.00 to 310.00: do., common, 53.00
to 36.00; Iomhs, gond, $12.00 to 812.50; do.,
common, 55,.FO to $6.00! sheep. choice, $5.00
to 15.20 ; do., good. 33.00 to 53.50; do., heavy
and bucks, $1.00 to $2.00; hogs, fed and
watered, $10.15 to $10.40; do. f.o.b., 59.50 to
59.76: do.. country point., $9.25 to $0.50.
BRUCEFIELD
Kelly Oircle.-The Kelly Circle held
its closing meeting for the year on
Tuesday of this week. 'Phe meeting
was taken by Mrs. J. A.' McEwen and
Mrs. Gilmour. The following officers
were elected for 'the new year: -
Ron. Pres., Mrs. W. D. McIntosh;
hat vice pros., Mrs. J. A. McEwen;
2nd vice pres., Miss Aggie Beattie;
secretary, 'Miss M. R. Aikenhead;
treasurer, Mrs. Jas. Thompson; mes-
senger secy., Miss Alice Rattenbury;
press secy., Mrs. A. McQueen. The
bazaar, under the auspices of the Cir-
cle, was a decided success, moat of
the articles offered for sale being
sold. The proceeds amounted to near-
ly $125, and the Mission Band booth
realized $15.
Notes. -- Rev. W. D. McIntosh
preached an excellent sermon on Sun-
day evening from the text, "Cast thy
burdens upon Mile Lord and He shall
sustain thee." 'He spoke of unneces-
sary worry, :and 'having -more trust in
God. -'Mss. Haugh left this week for
Toronto, where she was a delegate
for the U. F. W. O. convention. She
is president of the Women's U.F.O.
of this division and will, no doubt,
bring back 'a good report. -Mr.
Merritt, station agent, will be mar---
vied on the lath in' Brantford. He
will return to Brucefield after Christ-
rasa,-1Wi1•lism.. Aikenhead 'has been
elected president of the U. F. O. and
Scott Davidltyn, secretary treasurer.
-Mrs. Wheeler is visiting relatives
in Detroit -144r. and Mrs. Addison
deft fide week to attend the funeral
ifor Addison's mother, near Londes-
IN M MORU.*
'/*tie -•Miss sada laic Leal .U9 5.met
a �
Carle ed N. elate eCle vo..04 14 M fee
*edit additional veer.,
Furry. -1n pr.olewe and tender me e1
my dear wife /Lary Elisabeth Mollie
wise died is Kindersley lios*ital, atter- •
month'. inners of '11r3thetdranent 0C0M, Dee
(:ember 17th, 1020, oar, year Cao today.
Cod caned my loving wife away.
Yet 1 will not repine
For Jaw in hie bosom wear. .
Th. "Flower" that ono* As mina
Sadly mired by eorrowlay Hu.band and little
Daughter, Dorothy,
In ever .ad and loving mamvey or ear
dearly beloved daughter and -Aster. Mary
Eilaabath Heli. Furry, who died ala lar
oDeceatbet 17th. 1920,
She 'le gone, but not forgotten,
And . dawns another year •
In dor lonely hour of thinking
Thoughts of her are *lwayr ere.
Th. Golden Oats were opened.
A gentle voles said Com.."
And with farewells un.p.haa
8he.-qulotly entered home.
"Until Abe day breaks and the shadows alas
away."
Dewily mourned by lather, Brothers and
S Wan,
CARD OF THANKS -
Mt.. Andrew'P. Joynt with.. to flank the
Seaforth Firemen, andelm the neighbors
end friends in turning out and doing Duch
grand work .t We are at her barn on 8at-
orday morning, December 10th. Please ac-
cept my sincere thanks one and a11.
2818-1 - Mn.. Andrew P. Joynt.
50 MEN WANTED
86-412 Per Day.
Being [raid to our eucce..lul students.
Learn autotractor mechanic.. Bee an auto
expert oa Ignkion, lighting, starting: learn
all eland 'overhauling. repairing, driving
rooters, gun fracture; big weec., steady work.
Write for beautiful free cutulogue. The big
Hemphill School at Terunto is the largest
and best equipped achoul in E,storn Canada.
IIEMPHILL'S BIG AUTO GAS TRACTOR
SCHOOL.
163 King St. Wmt, Toronto.
2810-1
NOMINATION MEETING
The :u,e u,el meeti,rg of the electors of the
Town.hipo[ Tudor„niti, for the nomination
of e:, didutr, for the offices of Reeve und
Counvillers for tire year 1922, will lie held
at Welke r'n Ilull, Brumfield. „n Monday, D-
,mhe 2hhl, 1021, et t o,, .au
eepull lie
,.'h noll ,.hall he ,open,.-,lon Mon-
thly, Junu',ry 2nd. 1922, at the following plac,w
used
hy the following ullicrrx: No. 1 --(tills'
Carr bete Shop, W. (2. Doo.,e. lock, n.1(0.,
'John ficin'„•, 1'. C. Nu. 2 School Nu. 0,
Samuel M,Ceoc h. D. It. O., it M. Chesney.
P. C.: No. 3, School Iiou. No. 1, (1. N.
se ,.
Tor r, I,. 11. 0.. G, g+e Layton. P. C.
No. 4- SchoolHuu,v No. 3. William UerrY.
D. 11. O., J. W. McIntosh, P. C.: No. 0-,
School House No. 1, Robert 'I'raquair, D.lt.0..
Duncan Woo., P. C.; Nu. 6 -School House
No. 9, William Sinclair. D. R. 0.; Alexander
Sinclair, P. C. Poll open from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m.
D. F, Mtrning R.
2.018-2 Returning o0icer.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
BIRTHS
Dinnin: --In Hihhert n December 5th, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Dinnin, a 41augh-
ter--Laura Grace. •
Prouty,' -'In Hay, on December 200. to Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Prouty, a
White.-ln Wroxeter, on November 2fith, to
Mr. and Mm. Clarence White, n daughter.
Harrison.'• In Goderich, on November 23rd,
to Mr. and Ms. John Harrison, a son.
McPhee: -At Graml Bend, on November 26th.
to Mr. and Ms. James McPhee, a daugh-
ter.
Faster. -1n }lemma, on' November 29th, to
Mr. end Mrs. A. Prater. a eon,
Mousseau.-1n Hay, on November 26th, to
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mous.oxu, n son.
Wilford. -In Chengtu, West China, on No-
vember 16th, to Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Wilford.
formerly of Blyth, a son.
MARRIAGES
Lamport --Gould.-• At the Dundas Centre
Methodist • Parsonage. on December 1st,
Miss Merle 0. Gould. to Mr. Wesley Lam-
port. both of Exeter.
Love- Stle,- At the Manse, Kippen, on
Tuesday. November 29th, by Rev. R. A.
Lundy, Mr. Gordon Love. to Mies Maud
Mary Stelck, of Hills Green.
Quirie- ,Miner.- in Clinton, on December 2.
by the Rev. S. Anderson, Alberta M'lase
i Miner tin Alexander Beaddie Quirt of
London. tApe
Weiland --Rosa. In Toronto, on Th day,
December Ad', by the Rev. David Wren,
paotor of Elm Street Methodist Church,
Toronto. Alma Jean, only daughter of Mrs.
Susan Ross, formerly of McKillop, to Mr.
Harry Weiland, of Toronto, formerly of
F.cmondvMlle.
DEATHS
Carter.-' At Belgreve, on December 5th, Sam-
son Certcr, in his 7fith your.
Lesehinger.-At Elmira, on December 3rd,
Solomon I.occhinger, brother to Mm. J. T.
Wood, Brothel*, in his 74th year.
Westlake. -In Stanley township, on Novem-
ber 25th, Mand Nicholson, wife of Alfred
Wasdlake, aged 37 yons•
Jordan.- TO Hibbert, 00 December 8th, Wil-
liam Albert. son of Peter Jordan. aged
31 years.
Best --In Seaford,. on December 11th, AdeHno
Maxwell Harris. hellved wife of J. M.
Beet
TENDERS FOR WOOD
Tenders will be received by the undersign-
ed ray . to Saturday, December Slat, for 12
o11 5A.& w� soba denvireds i EgmRohd-
vll boodd��
Mile church on or CApr, l-• nett.
JAMI4i CAMERON, -
2818-2 . Chairman board .fel Matrgens.
FOR SALE. FIVE YOUNG SOWS (;ARRY-
ing 'their second litter. coming in
February lot; also have about 8 bushels of
alfalfa seed. Apply to W. A. ROSS. R. R.
No. 3, Kipprn. 281802
700D FOR SALE. -THE UNDERSIGN -
'rd has on hand a Quantity of hard
maple wool. both dry and green, all body
worn'. Price, rnamonable. Delivered in large
mall Quantities no required. Phone 14ou
or 0
n 133. S(orth. THOS. SHILLINGLAW
on
FOR SALE.- LOT 30, CONCESSION 2. ;
three-maartere of an acre of land. On.'
the premises there is an 8 room brick hoe,
good cellar. hot air furnace us
hard and soft'
water inside, telephone and rural mail de-
livery; also stable, buggy house and hen-
hou6e; etrawberrie:, rm,pberriem, plum, pear.
tint' cherry tree.. 215 milers from Seaforth.
Apply to JOHN McMILLAN, R. R. No. 1.
Seaforth- Phone 20-236. 2818-tf
VOR SALE. -HOUSE AND FOUR ACRES
of land. good .table, room for nix cows,
silo 8x20 feet. full of means.: also four
tons of hay, four good cows, all milking, and
milk rim be readily disposed of. Nine room-
ed hone with furnace, electric lights, hard
and soft water and has recently been re-
modelled. Handy t, all factories: an ideal
spot for a retired farmer. Will be sold es
going concern. Apply to D. H. STEWART.
Bux 211, Seaforth, Ont. 2816-tf ,
lrt OREST HOME STOCK YORKSHIRES.-
We have been breeding the name strain
for 29 yeas and have 15 young sows to
litter. in January and February, bred from
Meadow Brook Hem, our senior herd sire.
1st at London in 1920 and bred to Vineland
Duke. off prion* sow et Toronto. A numbed
of White Wyandotte cockerels from good
laying strain. One of the pen they are from
laid 79 eggs in 79 consecutilve days in
winter of 20-21. JOHN IIAY. 2817x2
pole SALE: --100 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
4 mile north of Seaforth. Lot 24, Con-
cession 6, all cleared except about 6 acres
t,ueh. There is a bank barn 50x70, with
cement floors, also driving abed and chicken
house. Brick house with frame kitchen. and
good orchard. There is 20 acres of end plough-
ed end remainder of land seeded down. It
I Also has right of way .to ever -running water
track of farm. this is a good farm.
Reason for selling -I am living in town and
' unable to work it. For particulars apply to
' JOHN H. WEBSTER. Centre Street. Sea -
forth. 2817.3
NOMINATION MEETING
A ne.sdng for InM-Ing a' Soew and
lour Oo ncliloa for $he Muablp.Hy of 'the
Townehti of M4K4IM/', for the )922•
In aceordenoe with. dm Ontario at.(ata,,
1914. Obegtor let &petioles as to 69, i3 Y
smarted by the Carona of the Township el
McEntee 1 -
(1) That Candidates for a Reeve and four
Councillors be nominated on Monday, the 29th
day of Deomah r, 1921. at School Howe No.
4. MoKiilop, eat the boar of one o'clock pen.
121 In the event of more persons being
nominated than are fe0ulred to 01l the *r-
end ofacen, an eleetiun will be bid on
Monday the and dog of January, 1922, et
the following named pisco.
Poring Diviefoa No. 1-O. K. Holknd'e
house. Lot 10. Oonaerion 5, Jansen Evens,
MILO., Thom. Moyle, P.O.
Polling DivWon No, 2 --Jews 21111ee'.
Howe, Lot 26, Oonc.slun 4, Jahn McDowell,
D.H.O., Jams Milled, P.0.
Polllpg Dtvieton H6, 6-3s, Smith'. home,
Lot 10. Concession 111, John Leeming, D.H.O.,
John Murray, P.C.
P01890 Division 1650. 4, School Hoo. No.
7, Lot 24, Cone.mto$' 12, Alden Ma0atria
D,R.O., Wm. 8omar,WL P.C.
SOPN M.NAT.
2a18-3 0
MORTGAGE SALE
Of Farm Lands . in Town-
ship of Hay.
Under and by vfrtoe of the Powers 09h -
twined In a certain mortgage, which will be
Produced at the time of sole, Were will be
offered for sale by public auction on Friday.
the Thirtieth day of December, 1921, at the
h r f t o ' Ives in the afternoon, at the
Commercial Hotel In th., Village of Heneall
ten Thum. namely: auctioneer, lot Number Twenty
(20 'property,anthe
n Y;
Low in We Seventh (70V Concession(60! of of
fuwtehip of Hay and the East Had( of Lot
Twenty (20), Concession Eight (0) of the
said 'rownehip. This • property is well im.
proved by (arnt buildiees orad well /.acrd
end drained.
Teens.- -'ren per ern,. of the purchase
money to be paid down at the time of sate:
ludnner to he paid oil he Twentieth day of
January A. D., 1922,' . the office of the
Mortga,. ' Solicitors atItvn.+ull.
For further particula.: ,uul conditienn of
sale apuly to
(MADMAN & ST,SNBI/RY,
Solicitors for thr Mortgagee
Hyman and .teeter.
Retell ,,tiiensull the l"tl, day of Deuern-
ber, A. D., 1921. 2818 2
Nuts,Candy, Etc.
We have them :,l!, fresh and
well selected; y'' cannot find
any better ass.r:nlerlt than
these:
Special Mixed C. -!Ay, lb...20e
Japanese Buttons ('andy,Ib25c
Bulls Eyes, lb 25c
GUM Drops, very nice, ib20c
Chocolate Dates, very special,
per pound 30c
Creams, Chocolate Drops,
Rob Roy Kisses, Humbugs,
Boston Beans . 10c
Boxed Chocolates from 30e
to $3.00
Mixed Nuts, all new, 1b..2.5c
Oranges, Cranberries, Grape-
fruit, Lemons, Bananas, Etc.
Fancy Cakes from 20c to 50c
1 Fancy Balloon free with
purchase of $2.00
SPROAT & SPROAT
'Phone 8.
FARMS FOR SALE
ie
t s
Beattie's' Be '
E at
FOR SAUL - 1 SAVE ROUX
mole* fare. for sale is the Towaabap
td U.borp. sad 111bbert, a, wall built sad
tmpreesd, oeilies tar. of 9.yes.at. THOMA8
CAMERON, Exeter, Ont. 3656-41
Thum FOR 8A,12..---8A,12..---LOTL.---L0T 4, C0110E98ioN
• 4, 8tenley. 100 mom mew or tee.; 60
acres under bunk •rad broken land, flue re-
mainder lerleared tend, reedy for spring
work. Well drained and weld fenced; ono
lfand book barn, 62 good Meths ender
it, hen hoose and pig peso 20.47. drive
how. 20.40; good two.tdry frame how.
For further partieutata apply to JOHN D.
Mo0Plrll, R. R, No. 1, Varna. Phone 14.81,
Newel.
a
FARM POR, BALE --666 APSES, MORE
or Js., Cemeteries 4 and 6, Stanley
Township. about 44 lanes from Clinton.
Weil improved, good oto loom, 16 sera,
hardwood end cedar bah, practically all
fantod with new wire fencing. First -.new
house -and baro; telephone, rural mall de-
livery. Will .ell on reawnabl. tar.. Apply
on premiss to ADAM STEWART. la. a Na
6, Clinton. • 1711.41
TI ARI/ FOR BALE. -POR SALE LOT 220q,
Concerlon 6. McKillop, containing 1N
acne, aU cleared mond 8 acres of hardwood
bah.. There .e en the premises • bank
barn with stone and cementf, foundation, 44x82,
(with cement noon; drieing hod, 14.26;
rams .table. 28,81, large gravel boom. 7
rooms and kitchen, cement Boon in cellar.
Hard and soft water In kitchen; two scree
of orchard. The farm t• all wire fenced
and the drained. Well at barn and also
wen at the bush. This is a good farm -one
of the beet In McMillen. 1t la situated 6
mils from the Town of Seaforth and one
mile from school and church.- Rural mall
and phone. Will be sold en re..onable teen..
For further particular. .0317 on the prem-
iers ur addreee R. R. No. ' 1. 8eeford'.
ROBERT A. HOGG. 28014tf
'.FTE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE ARCHI-
bald McGregor offer fur pale Lot 16,
6th Concession, MeiCillop, 100 three of fist
elsms farm lands. The lend is in a flat
elmse attar of cutter -akin and there ere
erected on the orrmfe., a good frame dwel-
ling hone, with kitchen attached; frame
ban, 76,04 with .tone foundation, stabling
Underneath and cement floor. and water
throughout, driving house, pig pen and hen
house. Aloe about ten ucr,' of good hard
wood bush. The property b well fenced and
well drum,) and convenient to good markets,
cburchm and schools. For further particular,
apply tu M125 LILLY J. MoGREGOR, on the
premiuea, or to R. S. HAYS, Solicitor, Sea -
(omit, Ont. 2795-tf
FARM FOR SALE. -FARM OF TWO HUN-
- deed • er m r training the Town of Sea-
forth,Attu/ariles
ve,dently Attusl to oil church,
schools and Collegiate. 'There is a otnfort-
nble brick ratu,-n with 0 cement kitchen;
born I0'lx56 with :tone stabling underneath
for 6 hoses, 75 head of rattle and 40 hogs
with nteed etenetdnns and water before all
Pluck; litter carrier and feed carrier and
two cement silt driving shed end plat-
form scale,. Watered by n rock well and
windmill. The farm in well drained and In
a high state of cultivation. The crop Is ell
in the ground -choice clay loam. Immodl-
ate possession. Apply to M. BEATON, R.
R 2, Seaforth, Ont 2787-tf
FOR GOOD HOLIDAY
BAKING.
try our Five Roses and Purity
Fleur, for Pies, Cakes, Pastry,
Puddings, Etc. You will find then]
the hest.
'lave you tried us with a Grocery
Order yet? We have'a full line
of Fresh Grncvries in stock now,
and a large assortment of Xmas
Candy, Oranges and Nuts.
W. M. STEWART
Flour, Feed and Groceries.
SEAFORTH - - ONTARIO.
ell -ESTER WHITE HOGS FOR SALE. AL- GC 'r0
an boars for service. -Th, undersigned has
for sale some extra fine hags of both Our. H
Boars fit for service end noses bred to litter
early in the new year. Also a litter just
ready to ween. Now is a good time to get
nomething extra good of the Moon type end *n
hogs that are they kept. These are Dell-
' greed stock. I am going to exhibit this strain
at Guelph at the Winter Fnir. My pricy ne
reasonable. Come and e them phone
6 en 016. Clinton. ABRAHAM HUOILL,
Seaford', Ont. 2812-tf
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utchison's
FOR
Christmas, Supplies
Dates, Golden ilallowee 20c
New Figs 16c
Prunes 1!-c to 20c
Currants 19 to 2fic
Raisins, Seedless, Seeded and
California, Sultanas 27c
Genuine Turkish Sultanas 35c
Netts, Almonds, Walnuts, Fil-
berts or Brazil=, all at 28c
Peanuts. fresh and toasted, just
right 25c
Peels, Lemon, Orange and
Citron 37c to 67c
Icings, prepared, Chocolate, Al-
mond and Rase Pink, special.. 15c
Cake Candies, Carraway Candiew
and Wintergreen Berries for
decorations.
Mince Meat of splendid quality,
per pound 25e
Mixed Candies at 20c, 26e, 30c and 35c
Cream Candies 25c
Chocolates, pre-war prices, 26c to 40c
Hand -painted Japanese China
from 50c to $3.00
Dinner Sets, 97 piece hand -
painted China, very special..$40.90
F. D. Hutchison .
THE CASH GROCER'
PHONE 106.
The Farmer Candi-
date Successful
Success also follows the farm
er who uses good clay dram
tile.
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 from
W. M. SPROAT
I'hone 9-136. 1i, R. 4, Seaforth,
NCI![.;;
We are now in a position to give unex-
celled service
on Storage Batteries left with
• for theWinter. Our motto is as always
has been: Satisfactory Work er No Charge
is made. Let un keep your battery this Win-
ter, it will gave you a lot of trouble and by
giving it to us you can rent nsnured that
it will be returned in fist elms shape in
the Spring. We solicit your trade. E. H.
Epps & Son, Varna. 2814-8
JAMES WATSON
Main Street - Seaforth
Agent for Singer Sewing
Machines, and General In-
surance Agent.
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
DON'T THROW YOUR
OLD CARPETS AWAY
They make new reversible
"Velvetex" Ruga
Send for Velvetex Folder 29.
CANADA RUG COMPANY,
LONDON. ONT.
Key No, 29
MAKE MONEY
AT HOME
Value �
This Store has always made a,,special of
VALUE AND VARIETY
Come and see our Wonderful Holiday Dis- 5
play.
• Our Value keeps the Variety growing.
SEAFORTH'S GREAT . T $lam' WORE
Beattie Bros., • Seaforth
$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 Sta.
Toronto.
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Your Pocket -
652
used as a bank has many die•
advantages. '
Money carried in ' it is easy to
spend on trifles or may be lost -
or stolen. -
Weekly deposits in our Savings. Bank
will accumulate rapidly.
Small or large accounts are welcome.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - - ' $15,000,000'
RESERVE FUND - $15,000,000
SEAFORTH BRANCH, J. G. Mullen, Manager.
.
Did You Get Yours ?
.
We have already sold a good many (dozen
Christmas Cards
in the last two weeks.
Did You Get Yours?
These are exclusive cards and cannot be
duplicated. That is the reason you should
•
sec them while the assortment is complete
The Huron Expositor - Seaforth
•
Dominion Stores, Limited .
Seaforth -
Specials Until Thursday, Dec. 22
Sugar, 10 lbs R2c
100 pounds $8.00
Currants, per ib 19e
Rainsins, per lb Fre
Walnuts, per lb 69c
Almonds, per ib 69c
Rolled Oats, 6 lbs 24c
('ream of Wheat, 4 lbs 25c
Peanut Butter 20c
Mince Meat 19c
Shredded Wheat., 2 pkgs. 27c
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs 33c
Comfort Soap, 10 bars 69c
Castile Soap, 7 bars 25c
Fancy Biscuits 36c
Soda Biscuits 18c
Toilet Paper, 6 for , . . o 27c
Matches, 2 boxes 25c
Ammonia, 3 pkgs. 23c
Peariine, 3 pkgs. 24c
Seeded Raisins 25c
Seedless Raisins 27c
Peas
Asparagus Tips
(' oking Apples, per Peck 86e
Pure Lard, 2 lbs 36c
Choice Figs, 2 lbs 36c
Choice Prunes, per ib 19e
New Peel, lb 37c
Christmas Candies, Ib 22e
Cheese, 25c
Roll Bacon 22c
Shortening, No. 8 500
Pure Lard, No. 3 55e
Corn, 2 tins 25e
Special Tea 87c
Special Coffee 890
Sardines, 2 tins 15c
Salmon, 2 tins 25C
Lyles Syrup 30e
Pure Raspberry Jam, 4 lbs : ,770
Corn Starch - 10e
1 1b Magic Baking Powder 34c
Fry's Cocoa, 34, lb De
Bulk Cocoa. 1 lb lift
(Mince Meat
16c Peanut Butter e, alt.
48e Choice Dairy Butter :. .. . -Sib
'SPECIAL -DELIVERY OF ALL GOODS OVER $2.00 SATURDAY
Dominion Stores, Limited, -Senforth
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Why Not Give Him
This Christmas
A Set of Chains An Engine Hood Cover
• A Spare Tire or Tube
An Emergency Kit A Windshield Cleaner
or some other useful accessory.
If we haven't what you want in stock we can
get it before Christmas.
JAS. BROUGHTON & SONS
Phone 167. Main Street South
Dominion Stores, Limited .
Seaforth -
Specials Until Thursday, Dec. 22
Sugar, 10 lbs R2c
100 pounds $8.00
Currants, per ib 19e
Rainsins, per lb Fre
Walnuts, per lb 69c
Almonds, per ib 69c
Rolled Oats, 6 lbs 24c
('ream of Wheat, 4 lbs 25c
Peanut Butter 20c
Mince Meat 19c
Shredded Wheat., 2 pkgs. 27c
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs 33c
Comfort Soap, 10 bars 69c
Castile Soap, 7 bars 25c
Fancy Biscuits 36c
Soda Biscuits 18c
Toilet Paper, 6 for , . . o 27c
Matches, 2 boxes 25c
Ammonia, 3 pkgs. 23c
Peariine, 3 pkgs. 24c
Seeded Raisins 25c
Seedless Raisins 27c
Peas
Asparagus Tips
(' oking Apples, per Peck 86e
Pure Lard, 2 lbs 36c
Choice Figs, 2 lbs 36c
Choice Prunes, per ib 19e
New Peel, lb 37c
Christmas Candies, Ib 22e
Cheese, 25c
Roll Bacon 22c
Shortening, No. 8 500
Pure Lard, No. 3 55e
Corn, 2 tins 25e
Special Tea 87c
Special Coffee 890
Sardines, 2 tins 15c
Salmon, 2 tins 25C
Lyles Syrup 30e
Pure Raspberry Jam, 4 lbs : ,770
Corn Starch - 10e
1 1b Magic Baking Powder 34c
Fry's Cocoa, 34, lb De
Bulk Cocoa. 1 lb lift
(Mince Meat
16c Peanut Butter e, alt.
48e Choice Dairy Butter :. .. . -Sib
'SPECIAL -DELIVERY OF ALL GOODS OVER $2.00 SATURDAY
Dominion Stores, Limited, -Senforth
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