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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1924-06-27, Page 5�At.��ll..tld'+i'!�!'''I1F!t7i'".T•YAyPiS loam K^ and Mao , 'Idsatrla t, 4 lair' +' VI l`ay, of ROI tAlka 11ghee 1} hove havv loottitle ourY 1e,' we fIUV' deliver a ii° we-s�rll i"z 1w *ys shave Pf TU on;;14, 1, , Briel&e. . , Kau yI 'r,'.l,i,b • 't, . fin 1,&b° SFr and a f?B3►lr - ikdnthc (i-� .A't ; a Brual.eiteld. w,. on sure 18th, r lea 'the Lv Goxdon Aral-, 0+4+<.''7)Lirg€1 4rikeplteadr. , ilaughteer Orf a.tebna = 4 1 Aikegitfz 1. •to a t1. Q .o of the data Thep . Baird; alt' of Stanley, '-wanean--iyeeung.- 4 St., Pante), ,Angglican, ' church; Hetleseelle Jude 16th, by Rev :•#i;; Aylen Mira rilkxua Young, of Henson, to 'Mr. Robert Dittman. a Herrington Week DEATh$ &eatherlandoe-Iu8eaferth, on June 18th, Janes Legtherisj id, aged 97, years. Parkin gant. In Exeter, on" June 1Sth.• M5bei Gertrude peekineon, rdaughtar of 0Ir, and Mrs. David Parkinson, in her 86th year. Simpson.—In Hensale on June 10th,' ;Mr, Thomas SiPnpsop, in hie 88th year. "McNaughtoneeleIn' Stanley. "on June'18th, Male. I corm McNaughton, in his 66th '.Tear: . 1N 111EIVIOIRIAM Note.—Items under this head will be chary- eel 6a. sent, per single verse and 26 cent .for each additional verse. In loving memory of Mrs. William Mc - (Gavin, Sr., who died a year ago, Jyne 28rd: When a mother breathes her Iasi farewell, The loss is more than tongue can tell; 'The world is quite another place Without the smile of mother's face. Mrs. John Kerr, daugther. In loving memory of Pte. A. C. Neely, who Was killed in France seven years ago to -day,. .June 26th, 1917. IIt's° seven years ago to -day since our brave hero ,passed, away. 'The pricof duty was his life, he made a noble sacrifice: His King and• Country called him, his duty nobly done. Ieuried in a soldiers'grave, his mother's eld- est sen- ile one he loved was by his side to hear his parting sigh, (Or whisper just a loving word or even say `2good-bye. 950x1 :Mother and Brothers. ELECTED PRESIDENT TORONTO BOND EXCHANGE FRED G. JOHNSTON, formerly Vise -President of G. A. Stimson & Co., who has recently accepted the appointment as President and Gen- eral Manager of the TORONTO BOND EXCHANGE, Mr. Johnston entered the bond and banking business over sixteen years ago and has specialized in -Government, Municipal and Cana- dian National Railway Bonds. He i9 a son of the late Judge Johnston, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, and a snephew of W. B. Graham, or Goderich, Ontario, and received his education at Trinity College, Wet—Hope, and Upper Canada College, Toronto. ;CARD OF THANKS The wife and son of the late Thomas Simpson wish to thank their friends and (neighbors ,for their kindness and sympathy a3hown them •in their recent ead bereavement; also those who kindly loaned their cars. IMPORTANT NOTICES eerEACIIER WANTED.—A PROTESTANT ' teacher for S. S. No. 8, Tuckersmrith. Benet have second class certificate and ex- 11p�eerience. /Dntie§ fro commence September 2, l 24. State eatery and experience, and apply to J. S. DAVIDSON, Seoretary-Treasurer, Bruce -field P. O: Phone 26)) r ..24. 2950-2 'ROA SALE. — HOME GROWN. WELL cleaned millet seed. Apply to JOHN W. AIKENHEAD. Brucefleld. Phone 20 on 86, Hensall. 2950-1 TENDERS WANTED For the construction of the DM Drain In the Township of Tuckersmith. A11 open work; 4860 cubic yards. Plans and specifications rimy be seen at the office of the Clerk. D. F. McGREGOR, Clerk. R. R. No. 8, Seaforth. s B950-2 . NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' ,NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors ovine, claims, against the estate of John -udwie Hoegy, late of the Township of Ms - 'Miley, in the Cdunty of Huron, Farmer, died Gln or about 21gt December. 1928, are re - 'wired on or befoe the 17th, day of July, I924, to send to John J. Haggard, the Solicl- for the Executors; Adam, Hoegy and Henry enermwnn, Debi ,of ,,old Township of Me- IIiildop, their names, addresses and desorip- ttione, the full Particulars, in *Tiling, of their •dans and a statement of Aber accounts. AND TAKE NOTICE unit atter euch het fatentioned trete the seed E#ecitters will pro - meed to distribute the nseettf mf the said de- deased among the parties entity theretee • hav- ltd. regard only to the of las of wbleh he atoll then have notice, and that the child rrx- l5Iabors will not he, liable fee,thel suis etsbtn ( `iiia any part thereof tee any. peisb41, 'etre per- soae of whnse claim netted shall net. Have been received ty him et the„ n'f le et Guth dlttributton, R JOHN J. 111/0GAlli el, e.,,,' SdSeltor for the said ' E>tetettaro. Beattie Blotlt, eeii,,at Bd WfOrbh, Ontaataa shins 26141• Or 0 t TOL , e .lid cull 1 siz 294,46 By-law No 2611. for 1924, of the Town of Seaforth9 in the Cbnntg .of ` lltron. A By-Iaw to authe ize the Corporatio the Tewn of Seafortet, to kuarantee pay of Twenty Tiiouspnq, (820,000.00) to be rowed by e' Company toe be organized Louis Pfeffer, and others and to fix assessment on the buildings, machinery plant of said Company, at said Town Seafprth for a term of ten (10)ev ears. WHEREAS the said ' Louis 4Pfeffer others propose to lore nize a Company to incorpot'ated under The Companies Act under The Ontario Companies Act, under corporate name of "Huron Flour Mills, L ited," or such other name ea may be au !zed, with an authorized capital stock $100,000.00, for the purpose of carrying Flour Milling and dealing in grains cereals and in connection therewith to chase, modernize and ,equip° the Mills he fore operated at said Town of Seaforth, Rob Roy Mills, Limited. esti AND WHEREAS it is proposed that said Company shall acquire an absolute t in fee simple, and free from all liens, char and encumbrances, to the Flour Mills plant of Rob Roy Mills, . Limited, at s Town of Seaforth, and its 13yant, machin and equipment and on or before the F (1st) day of• August, 1924, remodel the s Flour Mills, plant and machinery and m it a modern, up-to-date, and first-class Flo ing Mill, of a capacity of between 400 500 barrels per day, and during the per of fifteen (15) years thereafter operate run the acid Flouring Mills reasonably ite full caparcitf and employ in connects therewith fifteen (15) employees or more, residents of the said Town of Seaforth. .AND WHEREAS it is proposed that said Company, so to be formed, shall herr Twenty Thousand (820,000.00) Dollars, ebenturea or bonds of the said Compa upon such terms that the loan shall exte ler and for fifteen (lS) years frons the ue, of the said debentures or bonds, t rinoipal and interegt to be repayable in nearly as possible fifteen (16) equal corset ive annual instalments, the interest to be he rate of not more than five and one -h 51,4) per cent. payable yearly. AND WHEREAS the said Louis Pfeffer h eguaited the said Corporabion of the To f Seaforth to guarantee, the repayment e said Company, so to be formed of t aid sum of Twenty Thousand ($20,000.0 Mars and interest thereon, to be borrow n the terms and at• the time hereinbefo entioned., AND WHEREAS it has been agreed th he said guarantee is only to be made up he terms and conditions hereinafter set forth :ad upon the execution of the egreeme ndmortga,gge hereinafter mentioned: WHEREAS it has been agree at for the period' of ten (10) years afte e execution of the said mortgage and tee of, the debentures or bonds . hereinbef entioned, the said Flour Mills property sha subject ,to a fixed assessment annual 810,000.00 for all taxation 'purposes, e epi for school purposes and for local inn vements. AND 'WHEREAS there is not establish the said Town of Seaforth, any other i ustry of a nature simrilar to that proposed ass•isted as aforesaid. AND WHEREAS the amount of the who feeble property of the said Municiparit ding to the last revised assessment ro tthe sure of 8849,705.00. AND WHEREAS the amount of the existin benture debt of the said Municipality 77,295.05 no part of the principal or in rest, of which is in arrear; IT YS THEREFORE FORE ENACTED by th unicipal Council of the said Town of Sea rth, as follows: 1. That it shall and may be lawful fo e Mayor and Clerk of the said Town 9 orth and the Municipal Council there, enter into an agreement with the sal urs Pfeffer or with a Company to be inco rated by him and others under Th mpanies Act or The Ontario Compani et, with an authorized capital stock o 00,000.00 for the purpose of carrying o our Milling and dealing in grain and ce Is and in connection therewith to purchas odernize and equip the Flour Mills hereto re operated at said Town of Seaforth. b Roy Mills, Limited, to guarantee th epayment by the said Company so to b rmed under the name of "Huron Flou ills, Limited," or such other name as m authorized, of the sum of Twenty Thou nd ($20,000.00) Dollars to be borrowed reinbefore recited by the said Company an he secured by a first mortgage upon th nds, plant, machinery and equipment o e Mills acquired from 'Rob Roy Mills. Lon d, and upon all the buildings, plant, ma inery and equipment now upon or here ter to be erected and placed upon th a me, and to indemnity and save harmles e Corporation of the Town of Seaforth, from Liability upon such guarantee. 2. Teat the said power shall only be ex iced upo , an agreement between 16, mpany so to be formed and the Corpora n of the Town of Seafonth that the said pany will on or before the First (1st of August, 1924, remodel the Mills an ant acquired from Rob Roy Mills, Limited said Town of Seaforth, and make it dern up-to-date Flouring Mill of a ea city of between 400 and 500 barrels per and run the same reasonably to 115 full pactty and employ 'in connection therewith fteen (15) hands or more, all residents of said Town of Seaforth. That the said mortgage shall ala6• fe- re the due performance of the terms and ditions of the said agreement of said ompany and shall include the covenants by Company contained in the Short Form of ntgages Aet and shall provide for insur- e of the Company's building. machinery plant of at .least $40,000.00 in such in• once companies a9 may be approved by Couneir of the said Town of Seaforth and h mortgage shall be a first charge upon Company's buildings, _plant, neachinery equipment, free 'from all liens, charges encumbrances and shall be to the reaaon- e satisfaction of the Mayor and Council the said Corporation. . The assessment of the property so to mortgaged by the said Company to the rporation as aforesaid is hereby fixed at 000.00 each year for a period of ten (10) ra after the execution and delivery of the mortgage and guarantee but'this By-law 11 not apply to or affect taxation for col purposes or for local improvements. This 13y -law shall come into force on day on which it shall. be finally passed. his By.4aw was passed in open council the day of June, A.D.,. 1924. n of went bor- by the and of and be or the im- thor- of on and pur- reto- by the itle, res and aid ery hat aid ake ur- and iod and to on all the ow upon ny, nd is - he as at elf a1 wn by he 0) ed re at on nt d the ore. 11 IY x - ed to le 11 is e f f d r- es f n e y e 6y as d 0 th 1)0 m a th th '8 m be of pro a be ra actor is de 01 to EI fo th �SeaB to Lo Po Co A $1 Fl ea m fo Rob r fo M be sa he to la th ite ch of th all erc Co do Com day PI mo 08 day ca 6 the 3 cu con C the Mo anc and sur the sue the and of abs of 4 be CO $10, yea said sha soh 6. the T 9th W. R. Golding, John A. 'Wilson, Mayor. Clerk. NOTICE - The above Is a true copy of a By-law pass - ad by the Municipal emenelt of the Town of Seaforth on the 9th dap of Juno; 1924, acrd all persons aro hereby required. 'to take notice that anyone desirous of a j,lying to have such Bylaw or any part thereof, geoehe4, must make his applieatton 'for that purpose to the Supreme Court of Ontario within three months text after the fiirst publleation of this notice In the newspaper ealydd The Huron Eryp'otttoe, which .is the ' 20,tie day oft lithe. 19 4; or he will he too lute to be heard in that behalf. JOHN .rl, vi rusty, frtc;� I• ONE .OF ova ROU ROAS � for i,linner to zlight and .;Snake a, li1uu: y . u: xi ..'happ O.• l{71, w9 thatwhen he gets u' generous age of our roast bees with pots- toes aril: Seine green vegetables, be won't get . up from the table dissatisfied. yyyy . Sf�yy1E 1"/ � FAQ �y�F ,y 1,T Main Street $eafortha Phone 680. NOTICE The public are hereby cautioned not to havd any business, dealings with George Betts, of McKillop, as he is not capable of doing busi- ress. And any monies that may hereafter become due to the said George Betts fir wages or otherwise, mast be paid to the undersigned who have arranged to maintain and support their brother, the said George Betts. ELIZA BETTS, ROBERT BETTS. Dated at Seaforth this 9th day of June, 1924. 2948x4 FARMS FOR SALE c,00D FARM TO RENT. --TO RENT FOR a term of years a good 100 acre farm situated on the London Road, good land and good buildings; land in good state of cultiva- tion and very conveniently situated in one of the finest tracts of Huron County. For further particulars as to rent and terms, apply to the undersigned at Heneall Post Office_ G. J. SUTHERLAND. 2949-2 WILL YOU MAKE Tuesday Sept. 2nd 1924 the beginning of your most successful year by enrolling at the School ofCommerce Clinton, Ontario The only School in Ontario at which you can have the advant- age of Bliss System of Actual business from the start. —Courses— Stenographic,'\ Commercial, Secretar- ial, Special Courses. For information apply to B. T. WARD, B.A., Principal. M. A. STONE, Commercial Specialist, Vice Principal. PHONE 198. Dr. W. R. NIMMO, DC.Sp.C. REGISTERED CHIROPRACTOR SPECIALIST desires to announce that he will be in his Seaforth Office, over Seaforth Pharmacy, on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and Saturday morning, of each week following, for t h e treatment of Chronic and Nervous diseases by the latest methods in Natural Therapeutics, in- cluding all forms of spinal adjustment, corrective dietetics, etc. Hours -10 to 12 a.m. 2 to 5 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. Other hours ' by appointment. Saturday morning -9 to 10.30 a.m. JustArrived THE LATEST IN SPORT SHOES First Quality—All LeatherMEe for $3"25 BOYS' $2075 These must be seen to be appreciated 5 String Brooms for 2 Packages Shredded Wlheat 8 Packages Corn Starch 3 Packages Clothes Starch Don't forget to see our House Dresses $1.25 TO $1.90 Highest Prices Paid For Crearh. Accurately weighed and tested while you wait. 50c 25c 31t 31c Wo SCOTT 'and Co. i<3ltUCEFIELD - - , ONT:Ai1tI1 Phones $eaforh.. itZt oft. t4 1 Di1 6th! tower. '4I BO% Does Dr rage a Farmer friends you all know it does day. There is abundant proof that your returns ire from 20 to 100 per; cent. Some 'have said we cannot afford to drain.' say you cannot afford to farm without draining,. Look over your fields now. Wlhat have you lost by not drajning last year? What will you lose next year if you do not drain now? ' 'Why not take advantage of the Pro- vincial Loan through your township. It was set aside for your benefit. Why not use it? Call on me and t will explain how you can get this loan. William Logap,_who\has been ditch- ing with his machine\in connection with our yard tlhe past two years, and who does not need` advertising as he has trenched over,0Q,000 rods in the past two years, is again procurable at 35c per rod. _ ' . ;' q! We have over 2,000 rods of drain already spoken for after harvest. If you have summer fallow or grass to drain, why not dolt now?' Plan this molt important work ahead. I am here to serve you in your drainage problems. Our next kiln will be open Monday, June 30th. Sizes- 3 to 6 inch.,,, W. M. Sproat One and a half miles east and two miles south of Seaforth. Phone 136 on 2 TENDERS WANTED -„r Tenders will be retkived up to'7.00 p.m. July 2nd, for the exclusive booth privilege, including;.,•'" refreshments, games, etc., at the Turf Club Park during the Old Boysr Reunion. JOHN J. CLUFF Chairman Privileges & Concesfiionti Committee 2950.1-,.. telElit Board and Rooms Wanted Those, who can accommodate home - comers during the Reunion with board or roome or both, will kindly send their names to the undersigned as soon as possible, stating the number and whether ladies or gentlemen pre- ferred. JAMES D. HINCHLEY, Chairman Billeting Committee. 2950-3 9pscii;:1 Boo of 4131'! - low /Our fitock'o,!: 8 v'. ;e liio pr ed A; Patent Lea ser nrid a Kid' is • wonderful '*alae W PEMBER9S HAIR GOODS FOR LADIES AND GENTS J. B. Knight. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SEAFORTH —on— WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd Sole makers of the Dorenwend Sanitary Patent Wigs and Toupees. New styles for the year 1924 includ- ing the new sight proof flesh color parting. Mr. Knight will demonstrate and give free advice on all scalp diseases. The W. T. PEMBER STORES, Limited 129 Yenge Street, Toronto, Ont. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the statutes in that behalf that all persons hav- ing claims against the estate of Joseph Sproat, Gentleman, late of the Velege of Belgrave, County of Huron, deceased, who died on the 15th day of April, 1924, are required on or before the 12th day of July, 1924, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to the Solicitor for the Executors, full particulars of their claims, duly verified by affidavit and the nature of the security (if any) held by them. Further take notice that after the said last mentioned date the assets of the said deceased will be. distributed among the parties entitled there- to, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall then Dave been given. DATED the 25th day of June, 1924. R. 9. SAYS. 2957-3 Executor. 1 WE OFFER Electrical Development Co., of Ontario, Ltd., guaranteed by the Province of Ontario, 5% Bonds. Due March 1st, 1923. Interest payable March and September 1st, Principal and Interest payable in New York funds. Price: to( yield 5.15%, JOHN RANKIN AGENCY PHONE91. SEAFORTH. Farmer's Attention Bran per ton.... , .$24 Shorts per ton.......$26 White Middlings per ton $32. Ground Screenings, ton, $21. Low Grade, bag, $2 Hur.n Flour Mills SEAFORTH Foot Comfort As Nationally Advertised the Week of Jun6,21A8',‘ is Foot Comfort Week You need not suffer the tortures of feet an- other day. NOs matter what your foot trouble is, you can find right here in our store the way of quick and lasting relief. , With our Pedograph you can see yourself just what your foot trouble is, by taking an imprint of the stockinged foot. Don't put off this relief Wh'ich you can positively have. This week—Foot Comfort Week—we offer your personal service. Decide to end your foot trou- bles this week. Bring your foot troubles to us—June 21.4-286. .11. H. ,Srnith & Son SEAFORTH Fine Footwear and Foot Comfort erguson SUGGESTIONS FOR THE WARM DAYS Men's Flannel;Trousers . $0,50 Men's Light, Grey Trousers $4 to $6.00 Men's Shirts in English broadcloth with separate collars $4.50 Men's Raw Silk Shirts $4.50 Men's Balbriggan Underwear, combinations Men's Balbriggan Underwear, single karment Boys' ,Balbriggan Underwear, single garment..65c Men's Fancy'Straws Men's Silk Hose Men's Lisle Hose 75c Ladies' Silk Hose 5. 75c to $2.25 Ladies' Summer \rests 35c to $1.25 We still have a few pieces of Gingham left 28c a Yard while they last. Thos. Ferguson Fil all sizes r Ar You Ready For. Haying? We la.ve best Prices Pure Manilla Rop IVIow r t a good start. GEO. D. FER USON CO Our Motto is: Se vice add EttSquare Deal.