The Huron Expositor, 1932-05-27, Page 54f
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tProf. J PAton oowitt, head 9$ the,
Botany Dol e#t . A. 't has
prepared a tiro ekt whieh;• delves •thor..
toughly into he 'various types of
-weeds found n r Ontarlii. It is. • Well
illustrated, and,gives a roast amount
of -information. "
• . Finiahing •. Beef •St4',ers.
Mach of the; 'vtaiue in marketing
beef ,cattle Is • lost when. they Iack
proper finish. George W. ,Muir, B.
S;A„ Dominion Animal Husbandman,
offers the following suggestions for
finishing` beef steers.
the. purpose of reducing the stie-
leulent tp rt of the ration, towards' the
(last of t1 a finishing period is to bard -
en up the flesh with the idea of pre-
venting -shrink in transit. This can
ibe furtlier aided by' cutting out.; the
isu'cculent feed entirely just before
sthipmentrand allowing the animals to
fill up on dry hay, grass , haybeing
• preferable -to clover in' this case. The
grain ration may be maintained to
the last plrovided it is not of too laxa-
tive a nature. Cutting out the salt,
hust previous to shipment, will also.
elp, the dry hay being sufficient to
cause the.1 animals to drink plenty of
water...
aI pealran(ce lof. !the animals
counts „ etonsiderably •. when selling,
cloth in the feed lot and on the mar-
ket, , They should be clean and ti`iin
osat 1* '':to have •tl}ex,t►,
tgrAdin*thein itt uniform cots, as to
la'hirce`.y realising will
Another Specialist.
Pair f1414. --Oh, sir, what 'Sind of
an officer are you?
Oxer -inn a naval surgeon.
Fair Maid---Geodness, how you cloc-
hes specialize.
CHANGEA .'.E
Your wife's a. • blonde, isn't she ?n
"Ttm not sure. She's down at the
beauty parlor now."
'STRATFORD RACES, WEDNES-
DAY, JUNE let
Sine Bud Grattan stepped the ex-
hibition mile at Mitchell in 2.0914, the
harness fans are anndously; awaiting
the battle royal between -Ramona
Grattan from, the Bite Water" Stable,
Goderich, who .had a record of 2.081
over Stratford track last fall. This
will be the first meeting of these two'
great pacers this year and it is bound
to be a thriller. The event in which
they start will be a 2.16 to free for
all handicap. Harry Fields, of Ham..
'burg, N.Y., will also Start his Am'eri-
cant string in at Stratford, as will
Hugh Baxter, Hamilton, with last
year's futurity winner, May Baxter.
The' 2.26 pace has been changed' to
a 2.28 class and the program for the
Use S afort$
_;.. ........ llgliestQuality.
Creamery Butter 18 Years Always
' Confidence in business is Obtained by years of dependable service.
We Want Cream.
• "MORE CREAM" -"GOOD CREAM"
Deliver your cream direct or send by truck or express and receive
our highest market price, consistent with accurate weights and tests.
..Deliver your cream and receive your money.
. SEAFORTH- CREAMERY
C. A. BARBER, Proprietor.
r.
PROFITABLE
INVESTMENTS
Few investments are finally profitable if safety is
not the first consideration.
Dominion of Canada and •Provincial Bonds are
the leading securities of Canada, and can now be
bought at prices to yield from 5.35 per cent to "6.50
per "cent.
Do Not Miss This Opportunity.
E. A. SIEGRIST
& CO., LIMITED
Investment Bankers
New Bank of Toronto' Bldg., LONDON, ONTARIO.
PHONE METCALFE 3370
STOP !
15,000 BABY CRICKS
S. C. White Leghorns - Barred Rocks - White Rocks
We are now booking orders for 'Baby Chicks for June delivery.
All sur' Chicks are produced from GOVERNMENT APPROVED
Stock, Electrically hatched, from Eggs that weigh over 24, and
average 253 ounces 'per dozen.
LEGHORNS, $7.00; BARRED ROCKS, $8,00; WHITE ROCKS, $10.00
per 100 in lots of 100 or over.
Order from this ad. as our supply is limited, and orders' will be
filled in order received.
Write' or Phone today to:
The Huron Poultry Farms
BRUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 5 X or 65-16.
3362.3
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Lloyd's
Investment securities
yt
BONDS
INDUSTRIAL SECURITIES
We recothmend the purchase of Continental Gas
Corporation Stock for al turn
on the market.
We also have a block of Goderich Elevator and
Train tt Company stock for saleto yield a hand-
some profit. This is a very good investment.
BUY NOW; price upon applictttio
PHONE 246, GODEDIC
tt1" hvd�tr"8, ti,n<,{vd:,,trt.k7fi
ii ty� will,"kg:
7'api 2 2,'I. a'. q n-na ,5q •r"^tlSF
be riteedr, v `.it at :a see. ,A ru.l
ring event in 1e of two 'heats lip
also corded, Warren Lite, the 'para.
Chute Jum gr, wilt be A. •seial..attrae.
tion and 11 denee,id.from the`aero»
Plage . :&t Lu l vied of the stars. The
rater . Will open the On-
tario Fast Cireuit With London fol,
lowing Ju
;line 8thand Sinieoe, June
15th.
•• -BIRTHS '
RowmiRe.-In 8eneald. on' Mai x1201, t5 *.
and Mrs. Fria .•--49vigl ffe, a ton„ • 1,
DEATHS, , • ,
Rtiley . In Scott Memorial Hoaplta3,•2eafortb,
en May 16th„ George R4ler. of Constance,
in his 699th yetar.1
CARD' OF THANKS
Mn,. Walltitam3 Sie7non and family, of Mettle)",
desire to expreaa their sincere eppreclation
of the tnaany' kindnesses" extended to them by
their nelghbbes and friends' during their re..
cent bereavement/ 8868x1
COURT OF REVISION
The. Municipal Council of McKillop will
meet as a Court of Revision on the Assess-
ment Keen of 1932 on Monday, June 6, 1932,
at ten `o'clock a.m., at` Winthrop Hall.
Interested parties should govern thenwelvec
accordingly.
JOHN ideNAY,
3363.2 G1erk.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
PASTURE FARM TORENT.IN TUCKER -
smith, Lot 3, Concession h'; H.R.S., to
rent for pasture for this season, or cattle
'pastured by the month. Good grass and
water. Terms easy, JOHN SPROAT, Sea.
forth. 2360-tf
FOR SALE. -FIVE SHOR,THO.RN BULLS,
10 to 12 'months of age. AB good colors
and from extra good milking cows. Also a
few bred heifers' and young cows. The breed-
ing is the best! and they are priced to sell.
Hard is fully accredited. ROBERT M. PECK,
Zurich. Phone 96 r 2, Henson. • 3362-8
T)ABY CHICKS FOR SALE --S. C. W. Leg-
horn ,and O. A. C. Bred -to -lay Barred
Rocks. Leghorn exceptionally heavy laying
strain. Average daily production of 1,500
hens for the last three months was 1,021
eggs. Bred for health, vigor and highpro=
duction. April prices: Leghorns, 11 earls
Barred Rocks, 12 cents. May prices, 1 cent
less. No Rock eggs set after April 23rd un-
less specially ordered. We have used pedi-
greed cockerels for 'five years. W. HUME
CLUTTON, R. R. 5, Goderich. Phone 1418,
Carlow. 335741
•
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS, an 'Lot 14, Concession 3,
McKillop; on Friday, June 3rd, at 2 p.m_:
Livestock -Four goad work 'horses, 1 caw, 1
yegling steer, 4 yknnag sow. I•nrplements-t
Massey-Harr,b binder, 1 Deering mower, 1
siderake, : 1 dump rake, 3 wagons, 1 wagon
box with 'sprints seat, 1 gravel box,, 1 stock
rack,' 2 walking plows, 1 riding plot , 1 set
harrows 5 -sections; 1 set harrows, 4 -sections ;
1 set harrows, :,.3 -sections ; 1 Massey -Hamra
cultivator, 1 nranurA spreader, 1, steel roller,
1 disc harrow, 2 sets bob'( sleighs, 2 buggies,
1 cutter, 2 buggy poles, 1 ; cutter pole, 2 fan-
ning mills, 4 seta of heavy whiffletrees, 3
ladders, about 12 tons sweet clover, gob:'
:feed; forks, shovels, hoes, rake, and . other
articles too numerous to mention, Terms., -
All sums of 390and• ,under, cash; over that
unount Tour Months',Jenedut-WO 6 per cent
per annum interest on' a,r,lteved joint notes.
Six per cent per annfrmn off for cash on
credit ammonia. No reserve. as the farm is
rented. P: A. O'SULLIVAN, Proprietor:
George IL Elliott, Auctioneer. 3863-1
TENDERS WANTED
Tender wanted for operating stone crusher
for Township of Tuckersmith. Operator must
supply power, gas and oil. Mao necessary
number of mento operate in Foth'eringham'a
pit Tenders to be in by Saturday, May 28th.
Any further information may be had from
the Reeve, W. 11. ARCHIBALD, R. R. No. 4.
Seaforbh. 3362-2
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is, hereby given under the statutes
in that behalf that all persons having any
claims against Alexander B•foadfoot, Farmer.
of the Township of Tuckeriimith, who died
on the 29th day of February, 1932, are re-
quired to send the undersigned solicitor
for 'ibhe Execute ,'full particulars in writ-
ing and. verified affidavit of their elairns
and he nature the stecurities, If any, held
by thKan, on or! ore the 25th day. of May.
1932, after whi h da ty the said Executors
will proceed td distribute the asserts of the
said deceased having regard only to the
claims of which they then shall have had
notice.
DATED at Seaforth, Ont, this 5th day*of
May, 1932.
R. S. HAYS,
Solicitor for. Executors.
3360-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given under the statutes
in that behalf that all persons having any
claims against James Evans, late' of the
Township of McKillop, Farmer, deceased, who
died on the 27th day of January, 1932, are
required to send to the undlersigned solicitor
Tor the Executors, full particulars in writing
and verified by affidavit of their claimd and
the nature of the securities, Cid any, held by
them, on or before Ole 25th day of May, 1982,
after which date Ole said Exeoutora will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of ,the said de -
dewed, having regard only to the claims of
which they then shall have had notice.
mtrill at Seaforth, Ont., this lith Bary of
May, 1932.
' R. S. FLAYS,
Solicitor for Executors.
8860-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given under the statutes
In that behalf that all person having any
claims against -Archibald Ferguson, Gentle -
mom, Seaforth, deceased, who died an the
Inez day elf April, 1932, are regm'tt'ed to send
to the undersigned eollcitor icor the Execu-
tions, full particulars in writing and verified
by affidavit of their claims and the nature
Of the (securities, if any, held by them, en or
before the 25th day of May, 1932, after which
data Ole said Executors will proceed to dia-
tribute the assets of the said deceased, having
regard anity to the claims of which they then
ahailaba�a'vte had notices.
DAT1.D alt Seaforth, Unit, Oda 546 day of
May, 1982.
R. S. HAYS,
Solicitor for Exeeutorb.
FARMS FOR SALE
rARM FOR SALE. --.FOR SALE PARD LOT
i 25 and 29, Concession .8. 11'IcKlllop, eore-
ttaining 192 awed end known as the T. E.
Kays' fatrni. Must be sold to close the estate.
If nbii weld Will be rented. For partictearp
fo I to J, M. COVFNLOC, Errtstiu t1368 -t•
-
Si 'Il tm Eetl�a s xA
Will foe+ oi, of 1932 at ilia on R
tern, B maaale . +pix 820 to unsure a,
rm5 ne 11, ,foal. �,y�
a s, ,daoth. th tk horse Wi . .
q.tii�fari lie std k; leaf, %alit of f
and Lhb i1igplOsrtbn pasalble
salt to s �d3a/.. hands, I9 dark
brawn � for sand w "ith about 1350 pounds,
and without to d1x bt iA one of the boat abet-
dard tbxed sag' lllo ra fitandirrg+ in oir.
dar.4 a the prse a t m
further Gti%tygaGiWn Cally forivatded
E. G. PL
Snit eiss; Ont,
The Pare Bred' Canadian Clydesdale Stallion
MONCRIEF 'E' PRINCE
0243681' ,
Approved I
Monday --,Will leave bile commercial Stables.
Hensto and go west v,"Parr Line and north
tel John Fornest's, Tor neon; then to C. Stay,
moon's, dor itkli't1 Tuesdaty.--West by side
road .to Goshen Lin to ;.Orval McClipchey,'s,-
dor noon; then east. 40 Elmer Weba,ters, ,for
ni'gh't- 'Wednesday -•-Ninth on 4th Concession
to •MeFarlame'a corner, .:then east to Ed.
Glenn's, on side eoncession, for moil; and
south- to Wiiliama McKenzie's, for night.
Thursday. --,,Routh t to' Hebert Minn's, Hay
Township, for Mon; and:vast to London Road
to Henault for night. -Friday.-By
n
Road to 2nd Opncessi ,i, to George Arms
. strong's, for noon; then to Hinsell, for
night,
Terme--410,00 to unsure.
ROBERT D;"MURDOCK,,t
Proprietotr.
William Luker, 11¢annger.. •
The Premium Clydesdale Stallion
• FAVOURITE AGAIN
(24331)
Enrolment No. 1961 For,n A 1
(Monday Afternoon -Will leave his own
„stable, Hrucefield, and go south to Kippen hy.
London` Road to Al. 'lfarvey's, for night.
Tuesday. -',lb Second .Concess.ilan, ofuuucicer-
smith, south ,194 miles, then east to loth don -
cession tto Angus McKinnon's, for noo then
east to Ken, McKellar's, 'for night. ednes-
day.-East to Town Line, then north 114
minae to Lloyd's Colquhonn's for noon; then by
Staffs, to William 'Patrick's, • for night.
Thursday. -North 114 miles tot 7th Concession
to Coyne Prim., Tog nain; then west to'R'obt.
Daig's; for night Friday. -1 -West to Gem-
mell's corner, then north to Mill Road to
George M.cCar tney's, for noon ; then east to
117roAdavn's 'side concession, and... north ' to
Cannochan Bros., dor. night. Saturday, -By
way of Broad'foot's bridge to Mill Road to
own stable.
Terms -Terms to fpaure, 313:00.
R. D. MU•RDOCK,
Proprietor & Manger,
The Pure Bred Imported and Premium
Petcheron Stallion
RAVEN
[12804]
Form A 1
Commencing Monday, May 30th, will `travel
Practically the same route as last season.
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
Proprietor and Manager.
�t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
'NOTICE is hereby given that all credi-
tors and others having claims against the
estate of Robert Moffatt, Seaforth, gentle-
man, who died on the 9th of April, 1932, "are
required to send to the undersigned solicitor.
for the Executors, full particulars, and veri-
fied •by affidavit, of 'their claims on or before
the A25t11 of May, 1932.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
after .the said Iast mentioned date, the Execu-
borst will proceed to distribute the asserts of
the .said deceased, having regard only,, to
claims of which they then *tall have had no-
tice. - •
DATED at Seafeeth, Onto this 5th• day of
May, 1982.
R. S. HAYS.
Solicitor for Executo'ig.
3860.3
MORTGAGE SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the !powers off sale
contained in ha certain mortgage which will
be produced at the time of. sale, 'there will
be offered for sale by publicuction subject
Monday, a reserve bid, on onday, rthe 6th day of
June, A.D. 1932, at the hour of two o'clock
in the afternoon, at Lot 12, Concession 8,
Hullettt Township, the following property,
namely, Lot 12, in the eighth Concession of
the Towpship of Hallett.
• Upon the property there are erected first
class farm buildings, with plentiful water
supply.
TERMS. Ten per cent, of the. purchase
money to be paid dawn at the titre of the
sale and 'balance to he paid within tlht tnty
For' further "particulars a-nd w .'itiotns of
sale amply to the undersigned do1dettef'
DATED at Clinton. this, 18th day of Mikis
8.D. 1982,
F. FINGLAND, 8
°Linton, Ont rlo, 1 ?i't
Solicitor for the morals**, -
Geo. 11. Elliott, Auctioneer. 18162.1
DRAIN.
Get the best yield _from' yowl "
land by draining with .Concreilri
Tile. `!;.
Wet handle all sizes from '
to 16" at the lowest prices b
years.
We sell the best tile purchase -
able; you- don't have to take our
word for it. Come and see them
for yourself.
R. Frost & Son
SEAFORTs
3362-3
HORSES - COWS
With the idea of giving em-
ployment, we have decided to con-
tinue handling these animals.
'Phone us promptly, when you
want an animal removed. ry
William Stone Sons, Limited
INGERSOLL, STRATFORD, Ont.
3361-2
STING OF HURON
RUNTY COttNCIL'
The Huron t aunty Council wilt in
the County Council Chamber, Ooprt onse,
Goderich, on Tuesday, June fah yes,. • si-the
eftertiden, at it o'clock., Alt 'aeyes,.
'petl-
tiette. *tress of delegations and other mat-
ters for the coni leration of the County
Cannell: should be 4 ttie. hands of the Clerk
0n 'She Saturday prevbvs.
Gbdenfch Mar 13, 1032.
GEO. W. DOLMAN,
Oeenty Clerk.
New
urtains, Chintz, Awning Stri
At New Low Prices
tlg
The most commonplace of rooms often t need the
touch of a new Curtain or' Rug. You simply must
see the new Curtains. And such a stock to choose
from.
All the ,new ideas are here and new goods to -day
mean new low prices. You will be surprised what
beautiful house furnishings you can buy for very
little inoney.
Cui tainings
The most complete range of cur-
tainings we have shown in years.
Real quality Nets, fine Filet and Silk
Nets with the new tailored edge or
lace edge. Priced from
45tc $1.50 yd.
Plain Marquisettes.
• In fine weave Cotton, Cotton and
Silk Swiss. Plain curtainings are
the. vogue. Priced from
29 to 75c yd.
Cretonnes
Newest patterns and colorings. A
wide range to choose from. From
25 to 39c yd.
A New Cretonne in bright colors,
desirable for verandah cushions, sun
porches, etc. Absolutely guaran-
teed fast color; 36 inches wide.
45c yd.
Awning Stripes
In varied colon, for verandah
decoration; 32 inches wide.
40 and 50c yd.
Frilled Curtains
Plain or checkered' Marquisettes',
21/4 yards long; colored frills of Rose,
Blue, Green, \Gold, etc. Good 'wear-
ing cloth. Two special paces.
Swiss Curtains,
Are very popular this year for, the
windows of your best rooms. We
are showing a large ranger of c'are-
fully selected patterns and values.
Priced from
1.95 to 6.50 pr.
Strong Quality Net
36 inches wide; variety of attrac-
tive patterns; lace trimmed on both.•,•.
sides.
pr
Plain or Checked
Maruisettes
In good quality; extra good for
bathrooms, and kitchens and general
use. White, Ivory or Ecru; 36 inch-
es wide.
Special 19c
;Silk Drapery Materials
Lines which said formerly at $2.50
and $2.75 in a large -range of com-
bination of colors. All 50 inches
wide and guaranteed absolutely fast
color. Special price
$1.95 yard
Pillow Cases
Fine even quality ,Pillow Cases in
good weight; neatly hemstitched ;
42 inches wide. Wabastso make. Sold
formerly at $1.25. Priced at
98c &:$1.49 pr. 75c pair
'7STEWART BROS., SEAFORTH
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