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The Huron Expositor, 1929-05-03, Page 5roe4. 'pk,+ pR- F"•w: r:`�°ml�ti if M.,l) m -+..,x w N.m . flcawut4Ny Q"Aw3W7� W44 Rrd�pV4G1hYUtFUI.4�r}'4W A4dW1?l`,�i Y1lNI a 13 a 'r5 Q r 1 1 a4 lln� �kL, WF 19e' 4°F W Ij ibt kF W' ll� 0 , . iFarCl I1} 4EiA 4�idVfxOA" D 1 "r4!D ' v ]11>ullmniuuIl QGiD �° � � elan o �ic»folm >� Po I" I ` AUTO" Death of Pers. Thomas Archibald. - There passed away wry suddenly on 7riday afternoon, April 26th, one of &a best known sand finest women of WS community, in the person of War- ��aaar t Ireland, beloved wife of Thomas /.11�ehlbasld, in her 65th year. Mrs. hihald h 11 d si - p. - HOUSEHOLD DISCOVERIES A Kitchen Waste Basket. c w o a not been e�lloyaarlF very good health for some tinge ,was W. E. Hemphill, Hensall; Hambige & able to be about the home on Friday .__ and had been doing some light house. �cj hold duties, apparently feeling about l' j Inner usual. She was reclining in an 4' . ¢asy chair when her daughter, Jean; business that may be required. By order of the Board. 9neard her give a slight moan, and �n (Oj ®�n® 1'rnTt�� . ������p before medical aid could be summon- :,,, " ed, the vital spark had fled. Mrs, r,,. Archibald was the eldest of a family ! Such a waste basket is light, durable of eleven children of the late Wil- and inexpensive - Forms of tender with specifications and con_ liam and Mary Ireland. She was Flowers furnished on short about one-quarter or one-half inch in (born in Morris Township in 18641 t November 15th, and when three years -lake a ring of a size that will fit over sof age she, with her parents, moved the top of crocks or large kettles that radian, nBrit only the best Cara' to the Mill Road, Tuckersmith. In °u•blic Works, Ottawa; and R. Winter, Dis- rict Resident Architect, 59-61 Victoria Street,/nf�;' -over the top of the crock, kettle or 1.$92 she was - married to her now pan, and snapping the elastic band ellen, British and AmeltllQ81}PS Companies..'' bereft partner. Following their mar- o fly riage, they moved to Mr. Archibald's McKillop. in the County of Huron, Farmer, farm on the 12th Concession, Lot 30, All kinds insurance McKillop township, where they have rnless made on the forms supplied by the 'resided ever since. Mrs. Archibald who died on December 8rd, 1928, are required was a splendid neighbor and friend of effete and took a keen interest in her home department and in accordance with depart- and community. She was also a faith- . a ful member of Cavan Church, Win- at the lowest rates, iuclandnn� 4hrop, and her untiring efforts in the mental specifications and conditions. The right to demand from the successful -church and Lzdies' Aid, also W.M.S., undersigned solieheir't for the Administrator on or before the 8rd day of May, 1929. work, will not be easily filled. There , are three daughters left to mourn the I loss of a loving affectionate mother, pND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that namely: Mrs. Roy Turvey, of Morris i . 'Township; Mrs. Wilfred Whitfield, �• cGrey, and Miss Jean, at home. The after the said date the Administrator will pro- -funeral was held on 'Sunday after - 1 moon and was very largely attended, )roper fulfilment of the contract, is reserved. groceries come in, with me when testifying to the esteem in which the sweeping and cleaning. I use it for t deceased was held, Rev, Mr. Smith, By order, S. E. O!•SRIEN, thrown out, and for the dust from the pastor of Cavan Church, Winthrop, of dustpan. It saves steps. which Mrs. Archibald was a faithful My kitchen floor is covered with a member, conducted the funeral service •, at her late home. Two of the old annual coat of varnish, shows wear favorite hymns were sung, "Nearer near the doorways. To cover these My God to Thee" and "Rock of Ag- worn spots I tried painting mats. •es." Floral tributes were beautiful. Around every worn spot I drew a rec- The pallbearers were William Somer- tangle thirty by fifteen inches, extend- Wille, Joseph Ryan, Edward Rowland, ing from the wooden door sill. To Roy Turvey, Wilfred Whitfield, Ed - J -ward Mellis. Interment was made in -Brussels I� Cemetery. nights to avoid tacking. As a finish - Notes. -At a recent. meeting held ing touch, I painted a half-inch band by the Executive of the Ladies' Aid nF Society of Duff's United Church, Wal- a small figure in each corner. These ton, the date of the annual garden 'painted mats are most satisfactory, party is set for Friday, July 5th, this for they are,,.never out of place ,and the year. There will be further particu- 4 tars later. The slogan of the Ladies' k4ti,, Aid Society is: Set your dates early. or or closet the pots and pans and other =Mrs. Frank Neal, of Peterboro, is utensils that are frequently at present visiting at the home of -used. The extra labor required to Mrs. William Neal, Walton. - Miss open and shut cupboard doors can well Annie Ferguson, of Seaforth, was .a be put to other uses. A row of hooks 'recent visitor in Walton. -Mgr. John on the wall, near the stove, will take ` i t the week end in Toronto s &md. La Miss Al tha Carter, who f of weeks at her par- ,' . .'+v ,,,roc mere, returned to Hamil- ers, mixing spoons, paring knives, . ton on Monday, si - p. - HOUSEHOLD DISCOVERIES A Kitchen Waste Basket. and pa)mp a 4r- al�v W. �1=4 1bw eelD the othe>lg 9,QQ 4 Il 444, U,Qlbv lgwera Qse $+ o C> w ado e Note; An ow wIln�p, WQ Ilnavo GeV oral w41 fr�sl oja *040 Q.MBQ o; W004 one mqu ado QUO � EA il=l thiels, fmotesned dos = tbo sides fvAth t piece of wGQ4 of this Game width ane thickness. ckn® a. Jibe frames ref® »rmaawti© tt fit the slash sloace where they era placed. Qns, beside, the stove, hal been made to hold all the often -arse¢ pot lids, One caan reach any of th4 'lads when standing in front of th4 stove- AAthout taking a sin Re step. Another frame is placed -by thi work table. On this frame are hunt/ the egg 'beaters, a set of MW32E spoons, knives of several SIZOA,n, the kitchen scissors, cooking thermome- ters, stewers and numerous utensils that are used almost every day. Close Q,, the kitchen cabinet another frame holds a set of graters, strainers and "cutters" for foods of all descrip- tion. Close to the stove a set of small saucepans of different size hangs on rust -proof hooks -together with pan- cake lifter, spatula and the small utensils which we require when work- ing at the stove. Like the contributor of this household suggestion, we keep in our cupboards, closets and cabinet only the utensils that are occasionally used. I often found it inconvenient when 1 was busy in the kitchen or pantry :o have always to go to the flour bin, sugar jar, spice cans, etc,, when in need of only a sprinkling or spoonful of one of these ingredients. I found a way to save labor. I selected a number of small jars with screw tops on them and, with a screw nail (of medium size) I put holes in the lids. I use these little jars to hold small amounts of flour, fruit sugar, -icing :;ugar, spices, crackersor bread crumbs, salt, mustard, etc. I have pasted on each a small strip of adhesive taps on which I have written in India Ink the name of the food which the jar contains. I have placed them con- veniently on a shelf where I can reach `?!,ni without stepping from my work `able. POULTRY MARKET Toronto, April 30th. "hickens, 5 lbs. up 38 -4' - Do., 4 to 5 the, 38-40 Do., 3 to 4 lhs. ................... 36-38 ;Iens, over 5 lbs.33 Do., 4 to 5 tbs. 3'2 Do., 31/•_, to 4 lbs . .... . ...... . .... 30 toosters ............. ............... 25 Ducks 30-34 HAIRY MARKET T -onto, April 30th. -Cheese, new, large, 23c: thins, 231/2c; triplet+, 24c: Stilton. 261: Old, large, 26c; twins, 261,1.; triplets ^,)d curs "8c; old Stilton,. 30 to 31c. Butter -No. 1 creamery prints, 48 to 44c; No. 2 creamery prints, 41 to 42c. Eggs --Fresh extras in cartons, 31;c; fresh extras, loose, 18c; firsts, 30e; seconds, 27c. I GRAIN MARKET Toronto, April 30th: Manitoba wheat. -- No. 2 Northern. $1.21%; No. 3 Northern, S1.171,/,i; No. 4 wheat, $1.12%; No. 5 wheat, $1.04; No. 6 wheat, 901/,sc; feed wheat, 79e c.i.f. Goderich and Bay port_ Price on track, le higher than above). Ontario oats -No. I feed, 471/,c; No. 2 feed 16c, (c.i.f. Goderich and bay ports). American Corn --No. 2 yellow, kiln dried. ii.04; No. 3 yellow, kiln dried, $1,03 (deliver - ad Toronto). Millfeed, delivered, Montreal freights, bags neblded : Bran, per ton. $218.25; shorts, per :on, $28.25: middlings, $35.25. Ontario oats- Good, sound, heavy oats in car lit=, 45 -to 50c, f.o.b., shipping points. Ontario good anilling wheat, f.o.b. shipping :.oint3, according to freights, $1.28 to $1.30. Rarley-Malting, 70 to 73c. Buckwheat -85 to 87c. Rye --No. 2, $1.05. Manitoba flour -First patents, in jute, $7.30, roronto; second patents, in jute, $6.30. Ontario Flour --Track, Montreal, oar lots, )0 per cent. patents, per barrel, $5.70. LIVt STOCK MARKETS Union Stock Yards, Toronto, April 30th.- Quatations : Heavy beef steers. $10.00 to 511.25: butcher steers, choice, $10.25 to $11; lo. Pair to good, $9.50 to $10.00; do.. common, 58.75 to $9:00; butcher heifers, choice, $10.00 o $10.76 ; do., fair to good, $9.50 to $9.75 ; io. common, $8.75 to $9.00: butcher cows, roodto choice, $8.00 to $9.00: do.F common v, medium, $6.50 to $7.50 ; do., canners and -utters, $4.50 to $5.60: butcher bulla, good to •hoice, $8.00 to $9.00: do., medium, $7.25 to S7.75; do., bolognes, $6.50 to $7.25.1 baby beef Si0.00 to $13.00; feeders, choice. $9.50 to 59.75; do., fair to good, $8.25 to $9.00: stock- , ra, choice. 1$8.75 to $9.50; do., fair. &4.00 to 68,2.'+; calves, choi(ve. $14:50 to $16,00: do., medium, $9.00 to $13.50: do., grassers. $6.00 o $8.00; springers, $85.00 to $125.00; milkers, 575.00 to $110.00; lambs, per cwt., $14.50 to ;16.00; do., culla, per cwt., $10.00 to $13.50; )uck lambs, $11.50 to $12.60; sheep, choice, 58.00 to $9.00; do. medium, $6.00 to $7.00; do •ulls, $4.00 to $5.00; hogs, selects, w.o.c., 613.715; do., do., fed, $13.415; do., do.. Lo.b., 512.75; do. thick smooths, w.o.c:, $13.25. BIRTHS Dilling.-In Senforth Memorial Hospital, on Sunday, April 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilber ,Dialling, a son. Bray.- In Us�horne, on April 2lat, to Mr, and Mn. John Bray, a daughter. Webber. --In Exeter, on April 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Webber, twins, a son and daughter. McGee.--dn Wingham, on April 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McGee. of Blyth, a daugh- ter. Md?ona7d.,- In Clinton Public Hospital on April 19th, to Mr. end Mrs. S. McDonald, a son. Powell.-Tn the Clinton Public Hospital, on April 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Powell, a daughter. MARRIAGES McAllister -Steep. - At the Victoria Street United Church Parsonage. Goderieh, on April 18th, by the Rev. Mr. Parr, Ada Corla, second daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jamas Steep, Varna, to Will -ram Alvin McAllria'ter, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAllis- ter, of the Goderich Road. Hall -McGinnis. -At the Manse, White Lake, Ont., on March 80th, Cecil L. Hail. of Tiehborne, O.nt., son of William Hall, of Brussels, to Miss Edna Elva McGrinnia, of Oeonto: Pry`fo9le•,Oo1vin.---In London, on April 20th, by the Rev. Hfbbart, Clayton W., eldest Ron of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fryfovie, Wiingham, to Shirley Winnifred, oldest daughter of Mrs. J. M. and the hate Mr. Colvin, Teeswater. _ -y• DEATHS Kouston.--Tn Saernmento, Cal., on April 12th, Ellen Gemmell, eldest daughter of the late John Gemmell, #nd wide* of the 1Rte John G. Houston, aired 74 years and 10 months. Ke-gan. -Tn Stanley Township on Aprtl 28rd, Margaret M. wild, wife of Mr. Frank Kee„ •gan. tettltim.-Tri Goderich, on April If1Eh-- Anna Jonkina, wife of Mr. Giles Jenkin#, in her 09th year. Wylie. -At the Raritiat loarsonage, Ailsa Craig on April 18th, Annie Mollroy; wtf0 of !Rev. Walter W. Wylie, formerly of Olinton. ti 'a�'fG C�^.'lti '� ��}an - well P I. a7R C7 lig 11411011 ii ^711 ell Rrt71.l� l� - AUC AUCTION' G iJ4NIl'd4AN SAza OF CAI% L� OF vmTw� ST. T11Rd,V ] P5. 'imam 1,100pai�ualz t0 71.700 pounds. 44 unlet seed well brolem Ala® t170 toad alrlven. Salo at cudmaordo Brun, iB=,. gDrth on W r�,,�,�� ednclday, May 13th, C$Pe ID.Sm. s� V= --^'II!' it>tia mmoaut➢ta° credit on emaproved Jolnf7 nous. Five per cent. otr.�is'int o& fpr crah W. W. V711C13 N, Proprietor. 8208-1 ll.$7'l.t1C (DW 1L AP� Jd 1� ����s1I•�9 ®�')LJI;a� �j OR SA•LE.-OHOICE 0. A. C. No. 21 seed barley, 41.00 per busbel. Apply to ANDREW B. BELL, R. R. 2, Kippen. Phone 93-9. Heuisall. 319742 SWEET CLOVER FOR SALE. -FOR SALE a quantity of Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover seed. •Price to suit purchaser. Apply 0a ROLAND KENNEDY, Seaforth, or phone 22 on 181. 8201-3 FOR SALE. -SMALL FIELD PEAS, PRIZE winners at Hensall Seed Show, 02.00 -Der bushel; White Sweet Clover, let Drize, $8.60 Der bushel; recently sold a quantity to O, A. C., at Gue1Dh. Picone 5-78, HensalL JAMES BROAIDFOOT, Hensall. 3199-t8 'jj'a4 XQI LLENT FARM FOR. SALE. - 700 .u.d acres in good state of cultivation, 85 acres in erase. First class buildings, Ideally -located in village containing school, church. High school, general store, blacksmith shop, etc. Ten miles from County Town. A bar- gain for quick sale. Good terms. Apply to Box No. 157, Huron Expositor, Seaforth, Ont, - - 9203-44 SEED GRAIN FOR SALE. --FOR SALE A quantity of good seed oats, also some No. 21 O.A.C. barley, six rowed. Apply to WILLIAM CHARTERS, No. 3, Seaforth, or Phone 4 on 137, Seaforth. 8197-tf �, OR SALE. -TIMOTHY ANT) AI SIKR mixture, 27 per cent. alsika, 10 cents nound. Pure timothy seed, $4.00 per bushel. Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover seed, $5.00 per bushel; white blossom sweet clover, $4..0 r•er bushel. All Government graded. Apply to RUSSEL DOF=TY, I.at 13, Concession 17, Grey. Phone 37-10, Brussels. 31:17-tf �j ARM FOR SALE OR RENT --LOT 11, Concession 5, McKillop. On the premises !s a bank barn 44x68 on stone foundation 1-ith cement stabling, frame driving shed, cement hog pen and hen house, a five room- ed frame house and kitchen with good base- ment; all in good repair. Farm is all .seeded and has a good supply of water and will be rented for irrasa if not said. Possession given 'm•mcdiate'.y. 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D?Olr Z ZOaff off rich, harmonious monnious col®urs lends charm and sparkle to a borne just as the rich -tinted shalV,fl and costume give charm and sparkle to the dancer. Such a home -- a home roofed with Brantford Multi -Coloured Asphalt Slates -leas a personality all f M, �j ^ {7{5 �4t r� [may �, .1,,C '. M) s � t JAI - 1.x, d �+ Ti ruY,m ..7,i�(7S M'M .�. 1 •g IN% 'JR':4^r. ° iy tF 1' ��. ? mit �+"i A ? r����" }j�,{:}�m�,J,�,>Ilti.; '4ti 1 +iil A f " $�jj a r �n.Y^}j Il •` .,I 1`irk u1WG'.IW1V.'MW I ii' G. A : l%L'rii1i"^,' fi5 tr V tx � Uf Yom, Cuttep3<jtQi? �4" .q°, +t I " an' C t f?,,rS11AIInip911e w�i]A��4(ky�y,, y 11 y1AR�$ l�tr pd� {ra TF X14 , .,. t WJ ft�ii¢Se rllu,,t'a+wN7i Y,�Y., i,WKCi.9 •i''aa,ot�P-'. •+'ti 71 lig *!'. y) art crff dei! I�raDiddl� N x ; aanHwitted 24ectiaun"Off e>a . ai , ` `) 1 fFnrt�-e ffoAnd u get arwi2fFord quake ay. 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Special offer. 11 a, r Write COMMERCIAL ENGINEER- + t 7N'G, Suite One Hundred, 57 Queen ,, �.: �+ W., Toronto. 3203-2 Baaardord u2®o Co, 11' °�wd, II-IIeadl ®hncz snap IFcx2021r, Bramafa,a' On¢. --- ]Stanch CFffSa and wamhouceo no Twoa?m, Windcau, wia�x5 1,62===11, Halifan OVA "bina JoBEy N.& NOTICE TO CREDITORS 'di : /���\ �j��(�' Ijj�j� NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to t!•e 01 "i.e,Salby N o \�� L U 11 F & SONS, S Eu u F0 ll T ll Statutes in that behalf that all persons hav- ing claims against the estate of Agnes Murdie, 1. fate of the Town of Seaforth, in the County O of Huron, Widow, who died on or about the lith day of April, 1929, are required to for- ,,,. ward their claims verified by affidavit to the., �y®ppv17�7�, 1 0 undersigned Solicitors, on or before the 21st .dV J111 1.i;d A ... .. � day of May, 1929, after which date the ; Executors will -proceed to distribute the estate The BrueeW Chopping( ''li'Iill )giving regard only to and being responsible r,� Duly for the claims of which they shall then will run On Tuesdays, Lhurs- i.ive had notice. days and Saturdays onIy ,after DATED this 2nd day of May, 1929. May 13th, until further notice. BEST & BEST, Seaforth, Ont.CORNISH & DALRYMPLE Solicitors for Executors- , 3203-3 Brucefield. 3203-2 lWase 107 Me THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE MRS. AGNES MURDIE ON GODERICH STREET No better location in the town. `---- __ - Immediate possession. NOTHCIE OF GENERAL NEWS IS SPREADING (� dig- I.�- S 14.J 111LI111"d1i11114di1,dV 1� I1`�IEIETENG from coast to coast that Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's Tonsilitis is the most success- General Insurance Agency, Real jft� Notice is hereby given that a General Meet- ful remedy to treat Cough, Bronchitis, ]Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds, ing of The Robert Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Whooping Cough, Colds, Catarrh, Sore Investments, ']Etc. TENDERS FOR COAL Limited, will be held in the Company's office, Throats and Tonsil Ills. Absolutely PHONE 152 SIEAAIFORTH, ONT. Rt Seaforth, Ont., on Tuesday, May 14th, 1929, I guaranteed. J. E. Keating; also A. !EAL at to 11 k ED tenders addressed to the Purchasing Agent, Department of Public Works, The tall, basketshaped hampers in W. E. Hemphill, Hensall; Hambige & which beans and other fresh vege- .__ tables are shipped make nice waste -------- -- baskets for the kitchen, and salve Son, Dobbinton. 3202-2 many steps. Most grocers are glad " 1, to sell them for a few cents -or even business that may be required. By order of the Board. to give them away.. They can be �n (Oj ®�n® 1'rnTt�� . ������p painted a plain color or decorated to :,,, " suit the fancy. The inside may be of coal Jom4nion Buildings throughout the Province if Ontario, including the City of Ottawa, lined with heavy wrapping paper. �® !j'1��jj�1TVI'Iv®1'@�i CREDITORS 1111 11.1 S Such a waste basket is light, durable SErAF®RTH9 ®NT. - and inexpensive - Forms of tender with specifications and con_ I use the regulation web hat elastic Flowers furnished on short about one-quarter or one-half inch in n j�,'NE)(%'.All. INSURAN�IC+ AQ'a) i°ai width. Stitch the ends together to litions attached can be obtained frrvrri G. W. Dawson, Purchasing Agent, Department of -lake a ring of a size that will fit over s the top of crocks or large kettles that radian, nBrit only the best Cara' are often used. By placing a cloth °u•blic Works, Ottawa; and R. Winter, Dis- rict Resident Architect, 59-61 Victoria Street,/nf�;' -over the top of the crock, kettle or claims against estate of James Martin, late of the Town_shiD o4 pan, and snapping the elastic band ellen, British and AmeltllQ81}PS Companies..'' ever the top and under the flange of o fly the crock or other utensil, the cloth McKillop. in the County of Huron, Farmer, is held firmly in place. Cottage All kinds insurance -cheese, jelly pulp, mixed pickles, sliced rnless made on the forms supplied by the tomato pickles, or anything that must who died on December 8rd, 1928, are required drain can be placed in the cloth, and , of effete will drain while one goes about one's department and in accordance with depart- work. . a The usefulness of the elastic'is ad- at the lowest rates, iuclandnn� justability. mental specifications and conditions. The right to demand from the successful I had an old fashioned piano stool undersigned solieheir't for the Administrator on or before the 8rd day of May, 1929. which I needed no longer as such. I , ('covered it with oilcloth to match the renderer a deposit, not exceeding 10 Der cent. &itchen table oilcloth, and I gave it a pND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that mew lease of life and another sphere MOBILE, TORNADO ANIID PLA119Ei •of duty, It is easily adjusted to the d the amount of the tender, to secure the height of the table or sink and saves after the said date the Administrator will pro- tired feet. 11 I q I take a large paper sack, such as )roper fulfilment of the contract, is reserved. groceries come in, with me when coed to distribute the estate, having regard sweeping and cleaning. I use it for t holding odds and ends that are to be By order, S. E. O!•SRIEN, thrown out, and for the dust from the cnly to the claims of which he then shall have notice. dustpan. It saves steps. -Aliso- g3AL ]ESTATE and LOAN AGI;a`q'T23 My kitchen floor is covered with a Secretary. printed linoleum which, despite its DATED at Seaforth, this 17th day of April, annual coat of varnish, shows wear Prompt attention paid to ply near the doorways. To cover these • c worn spots I tried painting mats. 1929. JOHN J. HUGGARD, Around every worn spot I drew a rec- d > tangle thirty by fifteen inches, extend- ing from the wooden door sill. To Solicitor for Administrator,-:' this I applied three coats of gray floor Business established 50 Taint. I did this on three successive ----.-__. _ _-.__.-.. _.__ nights to avoid tacking. As a finish - e' ing touch, I painted a half-inch band Z. of black around the edge and stenciled WEIGHT AND HEIGHT, TO a small figure in each corner. These O O O O O O O O O O O O 'painted mats are most satisfactory, ,` for they are,,.never out of place ,and the Rupture, Varicocele, Varicose Veins, dust Cannot get under them. I Why bother to shut in a cupboard ,a or or closet the pots and pans and other ' utensils that are frequently 1; -used. The extra labor required to OFFICE PHONE, 33 W RESIDENCE open and shut cupboard doors can well Free. Call or be put to other uses. A row of hooks ,a on the wall, near the stove, will take PHONE, 83,3 -care of the saucepans and frying pans �, ARM FOR SATE.. -FOR SALE PART LOT that are frequently used. Egg beat- O Licensed Embalmer and O ers, mixing spoons, paring knives, "' measuring cups and kitchen scissors ELMIIRA, ONT. might just as well hang within rlsach - & of the work table or the kitchen cab- inet. Dish mops, scouring mitts, dish 3203-1 scrapers and sink brushes can be ,equipped with small metal rings or and pa)mp a 4r- al�v W. �1=4 1bw eelD the othe>lg 9,QQ 4 Il 444, U,Qlbv lgwera Qse $+ o C> w ado e Note; An ow wIln�p, WQ Ilnavo GeV oral w41 fr�sl oja *040 Q.MBQ o; W004 one mqu ado QUO � EA il=l thiels, fmotesned dos = tbo sides fvAth t piece of wGQ4 of this Game width ane thickness. ckn® a. Jibe frames ref® »rmaawti© tt fit the slash sloace where they era placed. Qns, beside, the stove, hal been made to hold all the often -arse¢ pot lids, One caan reach any of th4 'lads when standing in front of th4 stove- AAthout taking a sin Re step. Another frame is placed -by thi work table. On this frame are hunt/ the egg 'beaters, a set of MW32E spoons, knives of several SIZOA,n, the kitchen scissors, cooking thermome- ters, stewers and numerous utensils that are used almost every day. Close Q,, the kitchen cabinet another frame holds a set of graters, strainers and "cutters" for foods of all descrip- tion. Close to the stove a set of small saucepans of different size hangs on rust -proof hooks -together with pan- cake lifter, spatula and the small utensils which we require when work- ing at the stove. Like the contributor of this household suggestion, we keep in our cupboards, closets and cabinet only the utensils that are occasionally used. I often found it inconvenient when 1 was busy in the kitchen or pantry :o have always to go to the flour bin, sugar jar, spice cans, etc,, when in need of only a sprinkling or spoonful of one of these ingredients. I found a way to save labor. I selected a number of small jars with screw tops on them and, with a screw nail (of medium size) I put holes in the lids. I use these little jars to hold small amounts of flour, fruit sugar, -icing :;ugar, spices, crackersor bread crumbs, salt, mustard, etc. I have pasted on each a small strip of adhesive taps on which I have written in India Ink the name of the food which the jar contains. I have placed them con- veniently on a shelf where I can reach `?!,ni without stepping from my work `able. POULTRY MARKET Toronto, April 30th. "hickens, 5 lbs. up 38 -4' - Do., 4 to 5 the, 38-40 Do., 3 to 4 lhs. ................... 36-38 ;Iens, over 5 lbs.33 Do., 4 to 5 tbs. 3'2 Do., 31/•_, to 4 lbs . .... . ...... . .... 30 toosters ............. ............... 25 Ducks 30-34 HAIRY MARKET T -onto, April 30th. -Cheese, new, large, 23c: thins, 231/2c; triplet+, 24c: Stilton. 261: Old, large, 26c; twins, 261,1.; triplets ^,)d curs "8c; old Stilton,. 30 to 31c. Butter -No. 1 creamery prints, 48 to 44c; No. 2 creamery prints, 41 to 42c. Eggs --Fresh extras in cartons, 31;c; fresh extras, loose, 18c; firsts, 30e; seconds, 27c. I GRAIN MARKET Toronto, April 30th: Manitoba wheat. -- No. 2 Northern. $1.21%; No. 3 Northern, S1.171,/,i; No. 4 wheat, $1.12%; No. 5 wheat, $1.04; No. 6 wheat, 901/,sc; feed wheat, 79e c.i.f. Goderich and Bay port_ Price on track, le higher than above). Ontario oats -No. I feed, 471/,c; No. 2 feed 16c, (c.i.f. Goderich and bay ports). American Corn --No. 2 yellow, kiln dried. ii.04; No. 3 yellow, kiln dried, $1,03 (deliver - ad Toronto). Millfeed, delivered, Montreal freights, bags neblded : Bran, per ton. $218.25; shorts, per :on, $28.25: middlings, $35.25. Ontario oats- Good, sound, heavy oats in car lit=, 45 -to 50c, f.o.b., shipping points. Ontario good anilling wheat, f.o.b. shipping :.oint3, according to freights, $1.28 to $1.30. Rarley-Malting, 70 to 73c. Buckwheat -85 to 87c. Rye --No. 2, $1.05. Manitoba flour -First patents, in jute, $7.30, roronto; second patents, in jute, $6.30. Ontario Flour --Track, Montreal, oar lots, )0 per cent. patents, per barrel, $5.70. LIVt STOCK MARKETS Union Stock Yards, Toronto, April 30th.- Quatations : Heavy beef steers. $10.00 to 511.25: butcher steers, choice, $10.25 to $11; lo. Pair to good, $9.50 to $10.00; do.. common, 58.75 to $9:00; butcher heifers, choice, $10.00 o $10.76 ; do., fair to good, $9.50 to $9.75 ; io. common, $8.75 to $9.00: butcher cows, roodto choice, $8.00 to $9.00: do.F common v, medium, $6.50 to $7.50 ; do., canners and -utters, $4.50 to $5.60: butcher bulla, good to •hoice, $8.00 to $9.00: do., medium, $7.25 to S7.75; do., bolognes, $6.50 to $7.25.1 baby beef Si0.00 to $13.00; feeders, choice. $9.50 to 59.75; do., fair to good, $8.25 to $9.00: stock- , ra, choice. 1$8.75 to $9.50; do., fair. &4.00 to 68,2.'+; calves, choi(ve. $14:50 to $16,00: do., medium, $9.00 to $13.50: do., grassers. $6.00 o $8.00; springers, $85.00 to $125.00; milkers, 575.00 to $110.00; lambs, per cwt., $14.50 to ;16.00; do., culla, per cwt., $10.00 to $13.50; )uck lambs, $11.50 to $12.60; sheep, choice, 58.00 to $9.00; do. medium, $6.00 to $7.00; do •ulls, $4.00 to $5.00; hogs, selects, w.o.c., 613.715; do., do., fed, $13.415; do., do.. Lo.b., 512.75; do. thick smooths, w.o.c:, $13.25. BIRTHS Dilling.-In Senforth Memorial Hospital, on Sunday, April 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilber ,Dialling, a son. Bray.- In Us�horne, on April 2lat, to Mr, and Mn. John Bray, a daughter. Webber. --In Exeter, on April 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Webber, twins, a son and daughter. McGee.--dn Wingham, on April 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McGee. of Blyth, a daugh- ter. Md?ona7d.,- In Clinton Public Hospital on April 19th, to Mr. end Mrs. S. McDonald, a son. Powell.-Tn the Clinton Public Hospital, on April 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Powell, a daughter. MARRIAGES McAllister -Steep. - At the Victoria Street United Church Parsonage. Goderieh, on April 18th, by the Rev. Mr. Parr, Ada Corla, second daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jamas Steep, Varna, to Will -ram Alvin McAllria'ter, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAllis- ter, of the Goderich Road. Hall -McGinnis. -At the Manse, White Lake, Ont., on March 80th, Cecil L. Hail. of Tiehborne, O.nt., son of William Hall, of Brussels, to Miss Edna Elva McGrinnia, of Oeonto: Pry`fo9le•,Oo1vin.---In London, on April 20th, by the Rev. Hfbbart, Clayton W., eldest Ron of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fryfovie, Wiingham, to Shirley Winnifred, oldest daughter of Mrs. J. M. and the hate Mr. Colvin, Teeswater. _ -y• DEATHS Kouston.--Tn Saernmento, Cal., on April 12th, Ellen Gemmell, eldest daughter of the late John Gemmell, #nd wide* of the 1Rte John G. Houston, aired 74 years and 10 months. Ke-gan. -Tn Stanley Township on Aprtl 28rd, Margaret M. wild, wife of Mr. Frank Kee„ •gan. tettltim.-Tri Goderich, on April If1Eh-- Anna Jonkina, wife of Mr. Giles Jenkin#, in her 09th year. Wylie. -At the Raritiat loarsonage, Ailsa Craig on April 18th, Annie Mollroy; wtf0 of !Rev. Walter W. Wylie, formerly of Olinton. ti 'a�'fG C�^.'lti '� ��}an - well P I. a7R C7 lig 11411011 ii ^711 ell Rrt71.l� l� - AUC AUCTION' G iJ4NIl'd4AN SAza OF CAI% L� OF vmTw� ST. T11Rd,V ] P5. 'imam 1,100pai�ualz t0 71.700 pounds. 44 unlet seed well brolem Ala® t170 toad alrlven. Salo at cudmaordo Brun, iB=,. gDrth on W r�,,�,�� ednclday, May 13th, C$Pe ID.Sm. s� V= --^'II!' it>tia mmoaut➢ta° credit on emaproved Jolnf7 nous. Five per cent. otr.�is'int o& fpr crah W. W. V711C13 N, Proprietor. 8208-1 ll.$7'l.t1C (DW 1L AP� Jd 1� ����s1I•�9 ®�')LJI;a� �j OR SA•LE.-OHOICE 0. A. C. No. 21 seed barley, 41.00 per busbel. Apply to ANDREW B. BELL, R. R. 2, Kippen. Phone 93-9. Heuisall. 319742 SWEET CLOVER FOR SALE. -FOR SALE a quantity of Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover seed. •Price to suit purchaser. Apply 0a ROLAND KENNEDY, Seaforth, or phone 22 on 181. 8201-3 FOR SALE. -SMALL FIELD PEAS, PRIZE winners at Hensall Seed Show, 02.00 -Der bushel; White Sweet Clover, let Drize, $8.60 Der bushel; recently sold a quantity to O, A. C., at Gue1Dh. Picone 5-78, HensalL JAMES BROAIDFOOT, Hensall. 3199-t8 'jj'a4 XQI LLENT FARM FOR. SALE. - 700 .u.d acres in good state of cultivation, 85 acres in erase. First class buildings, Ideally -located in village containing school, church. High school, general store, blacksmith shop, etc. Ten miles from County Town. A bar- gain for quick sale. Good terms. Apply to Box No. 157, Huron Expositor, Seaforth, Ont, - - 9203-44 SEED GRAIN FOR SALE. --FOR SALE A quantity of good seed oats, also some No. 21 O.A.C. barley, six rowed. Apply to WILLIAM CHARTERS, No. 3, Seaforth, or Phone 4 on 137, Seaforth. 8197-tf �, OR SALE. -TIMOTHY ANT) AI SIKR mixture, 27 per cent. alsika, 10 cents nound. Pure timothy seed, $4.00 per bushel. Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover seed, $5.00 per bushel; white blossom sweet clover, $4..0 r•er bushel. All Government graded. Apply to RUSSEL DOF=TY, I.at 13, Concession 17, Grey. Phone 37-10, Brussels. 31:17-tf �j ARM FOR SALE OR RENT --LOT 11, Concession 5, McKillop. On the premises !s a bank barn 44x68 on stone foundation 1-ith cement stabling, frame driving shed, cement hog pen and hen house, a five room- ed frame house and kitchen with good base- ment; all in good repair. Farm is all .seeded and has a good supply of water and will be rented for irrasa if not said. Possession given 'm•mcdiate'.y. 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Special offer. 11 a, r Write COMMERCIAL ENGINEER- + t 7N'G, Suite One Hundred, 57 Queen ,, �.: �+ W., Toronto. 3203-2 Baaardord u2®o Co, 11' °�wd, II-IIeadl ®hncz snap IFcx2021r, Bramafa,a' On¢. --- ]Stanch CFffSa and wamhouceo no Twoa?m, Windcau, wia�x5 1,62===11, Halifan OVA "bina JoBEy N.& NOTICE TO CREDITORS 'di : /���\ �j��(�' Ijj�j� NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to t!•e 01 "i.e,Salby N o \�� L U 11 F & SONS, S Eu u F0 ll T ll Statutes in that behalf that all persons hav- ing claims against the estate of Agnes Murdie, 1. fate of the Town of Seaforth, in the County O of Huron, Widow, who died on or about the lith day of April, 1929, are required to for- ,,,. ward their claims verified by affidavit to the., �y®ppv17�7�, 1 0 undersigned Solicitors, on or before the 21st .dV J111 1.i;d A ... .. � day of May, 1929, after which date the ; Executors will -proceed to distribute the estate The BrueeW Chopping( ''li'Iill )giving regard only to and being responsible r,� Duly for the claims of which they shall then will run On Tuesdays, Lhurs- i.ive had notice. days and Saturdays onIy ,after DATED this 2nd day of May, 1929. May 13th, until further notice. BEST & BEST, Seaforth, Ont.CORNISH & DALRYMPLE Solicitors for Executors- , 3203-3 Brucefield. 3203-2 lWase 107 Me THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE MRS. AGNES MURDIE ON GODERICH STREET No better location in the town. `---- __ - Immediate possession. NOTHCIE OF GENERAL NEWS IS SPREADING (� dig- I.�- S 14.J 111LI111"d1i11114di1,dV 1� I1`�IEIETENG from coast to coast that Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's Tonsilitis is the most success- General Insurance Agency, Real jft� Notice is hereby given that a General Meet- ful remedy to treat Cough, Bronchitis, ]Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds, ing of The Robert Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Whooping Cough, Colds, Catarrh, Sore Investments, ']Etc. TENDERS FOR COAL Limited, will be held in the Company's office, Throats and Tonsil Ills. Absolutely PHONE 152 SIEAAIFORTH, ONT. Rt Seaforth, Ont., on Tuesday, May 14th, 1929, I guaranteed. J. E. Keating; also A. !EAL at to 11 k ED tenders addressed to the Purchasing Agent, Department of Public Works, n o c oc a.m., to ratify the sale of the Winnipeg Property to the Roby's Products, W. E. Hemphill, Hensall; Hambige & Q .__ W. T. BOX & C. -------- -- Ottawa, will be received at his office until 12 Limited, of Montreal, Qve_, and any other Son, Dobbinton. 3202-2 O O "clock noon (daylight saving) Wednesday, tRay 29, 1929, for the supply for the business that may be required. By order of the Board. O �n (Oj ®�n® 1'rnTt�� . ������p (,1 ptv��y �� VVATDJ1St.U1V :,,, " ----------.-- ---- -- of coal Jom4nion Buildings throughout the Province if Ontario, including the City of Ottawa, JOHN FINLAYSON, 3203-1 Secretary.®���� �® !j'1��jj�1TVI'Iv®1'@�i CREDITORS 1111 11.1 S ll 1151JK/ll uaaaurj SErAF®RTH9 ®NT. - ' '•-t Forms of tender with specifications and con_ O Flowers furnished on short Under supervision of Poultry De- n j�,'NE)(%'.All. INSURAN�IC+ AQ'a) i°ai notice. litions attached can be obtained frrvrri G. W. Dawson, Purchasing Agent, Department of ---- ---------- -- ---- NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and others having the partment, O.A.C., Guelph. Every bird culled, banded and blood tested for radian, nBrit only the best Cara' _•;, °u•blic Works, Ottawa; and R. Winter, Dis- rict Resident Architect, 59-61 Victoria Street,/nf�;' �'�ry claims against estate of James Martin, late of the Town_shiD o4 Baci]]ary White Diarrhoea by Govern- ellen, British and AmeltllQ81}PS Companies..'' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Toronto, Ont. Tenders will not Abe considered ; �� I, D � McKillop. in the County of Huron, Farmer, ment inspectors. All kinds insurance O rnless made on the forms supplied by the ,Q who died on December 8rd, 1928, are required We are completely booked for April of effete O department and in accordance with depart- Nreator and ]Embalmer. to forward their claims duly Droves to the l chicks, and orders are being rapidly at the lowest rates, iuclandnn� O mental specifications and conditions. The right to demand from the successful qp o ��f�l (1nYSrY'�eLv undersigned solieheir't for the Administrator on or before the 8rd day of May, 1929. filled for May. Make sure of getting ,, IR E, LIFE, ACCIDENT, AU7P0'- �.1; renderer a deposit, not exceeding 10 Der cent. ®�� ®�' 1111 �w1ill unv pND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that your chicks when yell want them by MOBILE, TORNADO ANIID PLA119Ei d the amount of the tender, to secure the after the said date the Administrator will pro- ordering early. New :brooders alnd GLASS RISEES ':I'? )roper fulfilment of the contract, is reserved. TO LEARN MAKING TENNIS coed to distribute the estate, having regard chick feed at bargain prices, " By order, S. E. O!•SRIEN, cnly to the claims of which he then shall have notice. J. M. Scott, Seaforth, Ont. -Aliso- g3AL ]ESTATE and LOAN AGI;a`q'T23 „- Secretary. SHOES PAX RrHILE LEARN- DATED at Seaforth, this 17th day of April, SUNNY CRIEST 1FARPVI Prompt attention paid to ply Iepnrtment of Public Works, Ottawa, May 1, 1929. 3203-2 ING. STEADY WORK. WRITE 1929. JOHN J. HUGGARD, Phone 251-32. 3194$-tf risks and adjusting of clivai ,� - Solicitor for Administrator,-:' Business established 50 ----.-__. _ _-.__.-.. _.__ ---- - --- �_.�__ OR PHONE, STATING AGE, 3201 a Seaforth, Ont guaranteeing good servka: :.. RUPTURE SPECIALIST WEIGHT AND HEIGHT, TO O O O O O O O O O O O O 4&�ents ff®r Singer Sewing r + ,` . ---- -- __.__ _-_ __ i Rupture, Varicocele, Varicose Veins, O O Company. : 0bdominal Weakness Sinal Deform- ty. Consultation `�°(�, (gyp jib j) j ° he 1�tWlllllh Rubber ((}}1�j �}�ha 3i A2 S FUR SA.il.[1111l1 O W. J. CILEA1f�.5Y O OFFICE PHONE, 33 W RESIDENCE Free. Call or ll-iQ�wy PHONE, 83,3 �, ARM FOR SATE.. -FOR SALE PART LOT vrite. J. G. SMITH, British Appli- O Licensed Embalmer and O "' ince Specialist, 15 Downie St., Strat- ELMIIRA, ONT. 28 and 29, Conr ssion 8, McKillop, con- O Funeral Director. O ----- -. - -- - --'-- .'Ord, Ont. 3202-52 3203-1 twining 192 acres and known as the T. E. Hays farm. Must be sold to close the estate. O U to -date Horse and Motor O p- 111171E 1�1�f CKR LIL®!D MUTUAL IP 1 not sold will be rented. For part{lagers to J. M. GOVENLOCK, Executor sea- O Equipment, O (L�'' � �y �N�IL �Lil1V C� ®9 11 e 1CC,n 1V LLJ 'r �r apply -'- forth. 8io1-tf O Night and Day Service. O .m' s S' THE ONTARIO RA7RLW7�Ay I /�AN�sD� MUNICIPAL BOARD 1C . 7P . A -1x61« IN Zt-IJ-�IE MATTER of the AppHeation of the Munnici- pality of Tulickelrsmith for applrovad ®f an annunal chal-ge of $15.00 to Subscribers to The Tucker - Smith Municipal Telephone System, the said charge to include OR battery renewa➢s. APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING The Ontario ]Railway and Municipal Board here- by appoints Wednesday, the Fifteenth Day of May, A.D. 1929, at the hour of a quarter past one o'clock in the afternoon (Railway Time), in the Town Hall in the Town of Clinton, for hearing the above appli- cation. All persons having an interest in this mat- ter and desiring to be heard are directed to attend at the time and place as aforesaid. Dated at Toronto this Seventeenth Day of April, A.D. 1929. (SEAL) (Sgd.) H. C. SPHALIL, Secretary. tr - "? . . I . I 1. .1 �, '�1',. S 7 r,l. , , , �' .. / . , r{! x ,rr::.. u . ,. s_, t...t, ,�, w. G f i� w .5 r t t ,. , ., n , .. - - F ARM FOR SALE, -loo ACRES, LOT NO. O Phone 19-22, Dublin. O KRAD OIFFIICIF�---S1#A1F3R,T7ffi OPF ,k 8, Concession 16, Township of Grey, Coun- O O ° y ty of Huron; 2 storey brick house, barn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OFFIOERS: 56x60 on stone foundation: another building M 26x56: windmill, drilled well; 80 acres plowed, balance has been under pasture for several years. Thirteen acres hardwood bush. Pos- session first of March. Apply to ALEX. BUCHANAN, R. R. No. 8, Walton. 8186-tf �, ARMS FOR SALE. -A FEW CHOICE farina in the Townships of llsborne, rucken,mith and Hibbert. Good buildings and well located as to market°. THOMAS CAM- ERON, Exeter, Orut. 8068-t4 TIARM FOR SALE. -LOT S. CONCESSION S. Stanley, 100 acres, all elenred. On the farm are a 1I¢ storey frame house, cement foundation, cistern and cement floors in baRe- ment; harn 84x70 with lean of 12 feet on a stone foundation: barn 85x52 and drive shed. Farm drained with tile, and wire fences ; 4 metes fall wheat, 40 acres ploughed ; balance seeded down, Situated one-half mile from Church, I mile from school. 4 miles from Kippen : 6 m,ilea from Henaall. Rural mail and telephone. Farm in good state of cultiva- tion. For further partidulara apply on premiss. B. W. CARLILE, Proprietor, R. R- 1, Zurich P. O. 8187-t4 THE JOHN RANKIIN AGENCY Insurance of all kinds. Bonds, seal (Estate Money to Doan SEAFORT' H, ONTARIO Phone 91 u 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O dames Connolly, Goderich, Vice -Pm -l. Q O W. T. BOX & C. o O Funeral Director and O O Licenced Embalmer. O O H. C. BOX O O Best Motor and Horse-drawn O O equipments, O O Charges moderate. O O Flowers furnished on short O O notice. O O Night Calls Day Calls O O Phone 175 Phone 43 O; O ----"- -- -S.11 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 O ", p 0 W. J. Wallkelr & Son O O 'furnaeo�,bath ; ,. t I Chance to gtoA ciekoafso� , O W. 7. Walker, Funeral O O Nreator and ]Embalmer. O O . ,, .. O O Motor or Horse Equipment, O Cars or flowers furnished * O as requested. 0 O Day or Night, phone 67. O 16 O®000000<a®00 dames Evans, Beechwood - ff"rsagip 11 , dames Connolly, Goderich, Vice -Pm -l. 1D, F. McGregor, Seaforth, Sec.-Tre=- .,,i, J AGENTS: I ii' Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Cling° m ; ', W. E. Ilirlc'hley, Seaforth; John 1<'�il>]r�- ;:,' I ay, EgmondvIlle; J. W. Ileo, Gircd�_ rich; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodha6an; Jo Watt, Blyth. '`• 'e (DIRECTORS: „r5; William Rinn, R. R. Me. 2, Sefafa>zztjg `ti John Bannewies, Brodhsg ; o1TZlr+3 J ;,"; Tvans, Beeeiiwood; Jameo Coumm�fl,, t a Goderich; Alec. Broadfoot No, g, at 'orih; Rob®a*t l�errc-la, Hariaelt. &olep , i1ar"' they, Pyo. 3, Seaforth; T>rlt'nn-ar '"� Gibr�on, >llruce�mkeld; Jaime's oftndll_dam- :, Walt° -a 1. ----"- -- -S.11 . Al IMARGAlI� ; ; ", _ FOR SALM.w--Pive sera, ) �c� 1rollm Saaforrth, modernhsstmcb tit's,. t�d toilist;�nna b�g vO& QVYiW. 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