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h, April 13, 1922.
30 to 85c
26 to, 20c
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Walk',jar ton .'
$ilkrtsi, VW ton $$0.00
Bain, ,per cwt 418.00
CHISBLHURST
Notes. There was a good abtend-
*nee at ,the Epworth League 4n the
TNebkodeist church on Plriday evening
est, when ,slues 4nte eet was . ieho'tvn•
in et debate, "Resolved that rho Hoasa
was o GTeatee Disports** OBIS *11s
Barn."' The debate was opened by
Miss Muriel' H eind Ma Douglas.
bibs negai.. teres,' being taken Ivy M:.
J. F arid. Ma'.. St .A4t:,:
gala give*de
mason alwio4' of the la4Hss wiw had
aut..splendid cum. -The syrup
awe= ie now over and tile farmer&
have boron operations on the land,
but this heavy rails of Monday .*sight
lass held up the yolk for a few days.
-'Ise hall wheat has come out well.
and promises to be a good crop. The
new seeding pais come through the 1
winter in excellent condition.
DUBLIN
Notes. -Word was received here of
the early demise of Mr. Charles
Gormley, in Detroit, where tke young
man bad a good business. Mr. Gorm-
ley was one of a large family brought
up on tke seventh concession of Hib-
bert. His another died last autumn.
Mr. Gormley was a' brother of Mr.
William Gormley, late undertaker of
Dublin, but now of Hamilton. His
other brothers residing here are;
John, of Stratford; Edward, of Hib-
bert, and Uouis.-Mr. Patrick Ma-
loney, of our v'illage, is confined to
This home through illness. -Mr. Patk.
Ryan, of Hibbert, is quite ill in the
Stratford General 'Hospital. He was
taken sick while visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. Jack Evans, and his
son, Mr. J. V. Ryan. -The sixteen-
imonths-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Rowland, of Logan, was bur-
ied on Friday last. Pneumonia and
bronchitis following whooping cough
was the cause of his death. Other
children in the family are very ill
-with measles.
GODERICH
Death of Charles Bedard. -The
Advertiser -Topic, of Petrolia, con-
tains the following obituary of a
'former resident of this district: -
"Charles Bedard, father of Mr. A.
A. Bedard, of this town, died at his
home in Courtright, on Friday, March
31st, in his 78th year. Deceased was
born at Sharbot Lake, Lenard Coun-
ty, on April 5th, 1844, his father who
'was a veteran of the war of 1812-13
(laving settled there. Ten years later
the family came to Huron county and
settled near Goderich, where Mr.
Bedard married and took up a farm
of his own, remaining there until
1884 when he moved to Moore town-
ship and settled on a farm on the
river near Courtright where he re-
mained until his death. He was the
'father of a large family 'and is sur-
vived by his daughters, Mrs. Morise
Michel; Miss Mercelline Bedard, of
Courtright, Mrs. Victor Jarrot, of
Wilmington, S. C., and by his sons,
Charles in Montana; Edward and
Dan, in Courtright; Alex. A., in Pe-
trolia• William, in Sarnia; Peter in
Detroit, and Thomas in Minuke, Alta.
Tke funeral took place on Monday
morning, the remains being laid at
rest in Oorunna cemetery."
TEES WANTED
received and addressed t4
et the buildi of
�et Itio•
Si►tur�, A]Dr►► H%tb.
fog " whole work or ter seek
trade espe moor Plans and.pa.idelMens baa
be seen • at the Store, Egix sew
lowest tender not
acTlie
1804 W. J. r1NN s«
-Fes
Amiss' FOR SAL$
Alt *SWIM home on (ipderiab street,
o Wolk west of Methodist (bphteh,
.a.ekk Y)gbR, Yard and .esti
Iu Ant elem. rat'. Awply
tip0-r KU4. or A. K. -Isla] • X} .
T"UT IT WITH FLOWHItIr
From
Gee. Stewart's Florist, Goderich, Ont.
Out Flowers slays on band.
Wedding bunches and Floral designs
4r Specialty.
Member of tke Florists Telegraph
Delivery Association.
Flowers delivered to any part of Can-
ada and United States, also princjpal
cities in Europe.
AU orders delivered promptly.
2880-12
IMPORTANT NOTICES
PASTURE. -A LIMITED NUMBER OF
,young cattle wanted to pasture. S.
THOMSON, Brucefteld. 2884x2
HATCHLNG EGGS FROM BRED -TO -LAY
Barred Rocks, 60 cents per 15. JAMES
FINLAYSON, R. ft. No. 8, Klippen. 2885-2
�EED .FOR SALE. --JUST RECEIVED AN-
L" car of Wee,tern oats, beet quality.
Also bran, shorts, oil cake meal and flour.
Prices right. W. SCOTT & Co. 28864
FOR SALE. -46 SUCKING PIGS, FIVE
dollars each. Also a six-year-old draught
horse. ALBERTA FORRF.ST, second conces-
sion of Tuckenmith. 2885.2
PASTURE LANDS TO LET.-McKILLOI'
Township, 225 acres, well fenced. Good
well and new wdndmtll on land. CHARLES
REGELE, R. R. No. 1, Dublin. 2834-2
FOR SALE. -300 BUSHELS OF SEED
oat, grown in 1920, good and clean.
90 cents per bushel. Apply to ALEX.
SPARKS, R. R. No. 2, Seaforth. Inone
14-286. 282141
WANTED. -CATTLE TO GRASS DURING
the pasture ,eas6n. Apply to MRS.
PL'TER FISHER, Concession 8, Stanley, Kip -
pen, Ont. 2834-1
E4 GGS FOR HATCHING. -BARRED ROCK
bred -to -lay, from O.A.C. breed, good
laying strain. Apply to J. H. CAMPBELL.
R. R. No. 1, Seaforth. 2833x2
WANTED. -CUTTING BOX WITH 12 -INCH
mouth piece, and reverse gear. Must
be 4n good condition. State pri.e and loca-
tion to EXPOSITOR OFFICE, Seaforth.
2884x2
WANTED. --A LIMITED NUMBER OF
Cattle to pare on Lot 27. Concession
12, Hibbert. Plenty of grass and water guar-
anteed. Terms reasonable. Apply to T. G.
SHiLLiNGLAW, R. R. No. 4. Seaforth.
213,35-tf
FOR SALE. -BARRED ROCK BRED -TO -
Lay egg,. Exhibition ,train from E. D.
Thompson', Imperial Ringlet, the strain that
has won every prize and cup at Madison
Stouare Garden the last. 8 years. Apply to
JAMES DORRANCE, R. R. No. 5, Seaforth.
2884x2
FOREST HOME ANNOUNCEMENT. -
Durha,n,--Sire Roan Sceptre by imported
Gallant Sceptre. Terms --Pure breds, 85:
padea, 32, payable January lot. 1928. York-
-,Site, -Senior Sire Vineland Prince, from
a Wel.tead, out of first prize sow, Toronto,
1920. Junior Sire, Meadow Brook Hero.
Terms -M.59 payable time of ,ervice. For
Sale -Two sows coming In in April, carry-
ing second litter, and 4 sows coming in in
May. first fitter; 1 boar, 8 months old.
White Wyandotte,'• --Pen 1, headed by trap -
nested bred -to -lay stock, from Trivett New
Market; pens 2 and 8. by Utility bred stock.
from E. A. Moore, London. Eggs fpr hatch-
ing, 5 cents each. We can spare a few ton,
of hay se follows: Timothy, 315: Red Clover
118 ; Sweet Clover, 811, at the farm. JOHN
HAY, R. R. No. 2, Kippen. 2835.2
BIRTHS,
McLean. -In Tuckersmith, on April 6th, to
Mr. and Mrs. David McLean, a daughter,
(Clara Margaret).
MARRIAGES
.Jackson -Robb. -At the home of the bride's
parents, "Sprucedale," Brussels, by Rev. J.
P. McLeod, on April 5th, Mr. Albert Ed-
ward Jadkson. Harri.ton, to Mise Jean
Beatrice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Robb.
Reid -McGowan. -At "Woodley Farm," East
Wawanosh, on March 81st, by the Rev.
George Telford, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, Blyth, Dixon, second daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McGowan, to Fred
Reid, son of Mr. James Reid, of Varna.
DEATHS
Smith. --In St. John's Hospital, Fargo, North
Dakota, Margaret Sproat, wife of A. J.
Smith, Carrington, N. D., aged 50 years
and 6 months.
McQuaid -In Toronto, on April 11th, Margaret
Desmond, beloved wife of Martin McQuaid,
aged 52 years.
Elliott --In Bayfield, on April 9th, Maria
Smith, widow of the late Edward Elliott,
aged 82 years and 6 months.
ldeLean.-In Tuckenmith, on April 5th,
Clara Margaret McLean, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David McLean.
Baby Chicks For Sale
Will have during the season about 6,000
Baby Chicks. bred -to -lay single comb White
T ees:whs. the cockerels being from 808 -egg
strain. $15.00 per 100. Send orders early
ea we have never been able to fill all orders.
INGLEWORTH POULTRY YARDS.
Holmeaville.
S. J. Trewartha, Phone 22-611. 2882x6
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
]In the Matter of the Estate of John Allen,
late of the Township of Hibbert, in the
County of Perth, Laborer. Deceased.
The Creditors of the above named John
Allen, who died on or about the 19th day
of March, 1922, are requested on or before
the 15th day of April, 1922, to send to the
undersigned Executors of the said !]state,
full particulars of their claims against hi.
Rotate after which date the assets of , the
.said Estate ',111 be diatribuied among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only
-to tboee claims of whb6, notice has been
received as above.
This notice is given pursuant to Sectfirn
48 of "The Trustee Act."
Dated at Bothwell this 28th day a Marsh,
..A. 1)., 1922.
REV. JOHN HENNIIR.
E:.enter,
Bothwell. Ont.
All Darvon indebted to the estate of the
' date Jessie Allen, also of Hibbert, are hereby
.hofised to pay all accounts owing the said
/•estate forthwith to the above named Segall -
...ter.
. Netie. Is also hereby 'further Riven that
hoo.e, shed and lot located in the ell-
ei . Staffs, the property a the late
is offered for .ale by tender.
en
any tender not neeemarily .e -
emoted. Tenders to be oast to above named
lieaalear ea• al¢'' before Aril 15th. 28884
We Are Selling
Shoes
Bring your Shoe worries
to Egmondville. We have
the First Quality Shoes at
prices that should please
you.
---SPECIALS---
Wire Nails, per Ib 6c
Fence Staples, per lb 7c
Redpath Sugar $7.00
W. J. FINNIGAN.
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SALE REGISTER
In Dublin, on Wednesday, April 19th, auc-
tion sale of. wagon, buggies, cutters, robes
and harness, also hogs. L. J. Looby, Pro-
prietor; Thomba Brown, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM STOCK
and Ittiplementa.-Mr. 'Thai. Brown has
been instructed to sell by public auction on
Iot 18, Concsssion 4, Tuckersmtth, 11/4 Miles
south of Egmondville. on Tuesday, April
10th, 1922, commencing at 1 o'clock, the
following: The Farm --The farm - contain;
100 acre. of choice land, 6 acres of bush,
20 acre, seeded down. balance under cultiva-
tion. Good bank barn 160.36. drive shed,
frame house, all in good repair. Horses -1
hone 9 years old, 1 horse 7 years old„ one
home coming 4 years old broken in, 1 colt
coming 8 years old, 1 horse 4 years old, 1
hone 6 years old. Cattle-Fourcows sup-
posed to be in calf, 2 yearling calves, two
calves eight ` months old, Implements --One
Massey -Harris binder, 2 Massey -Harris 6 foot
out mowers, 1 Massey-Harria hay loader, 1
Masaey,Hareia side rake. 1 Masses -Hear
dump rake. 1 Massey -Herrin cultivator. one
Superior drill, 1 .McCormick low down manure
spreader, 1 Oliver corn cultivator, 2 sets of
teeth; 8 -section harrow., 1 roller, 1 Ring
eoufi.r, 1 vet a Bain sleighs, 1 Rain wagon,
1 Soggy. 1 cutter, 1 single plow, 1 sing]
furrow riding plow, 1 24utrow riding plow
1 gam plow, 1 Chatham, fanning mill, on
root Pulver, 1 Dray reek 16 feet, 1 wood rack,
1 large wagon box, 1 Ford Touring car, 1
set single lowness, 1 set breeching harness,
1 set plow harass. 1 cream separator. one
grindstone. '40 gallon gas tank, 1 Sandy'.
Choice ormaieut Naw, 1 hey knife, las, shovels.
chola., eta Th. :bosomimplements aro
almost new. F owi- 4 hair gee. and 80
hem. Porno -On Musa made known on day
ed ..le, -0-r on to the nader+igned.
On Ohdt. . fS ' and littler, .ea.h ; over
that amount 8 e.oathe aredtt 'On "Moved
}Dint notes. A dt.eoul.t a6 4 on the
dollar allowed left' 'sigh • ie.omrl..
MRS. WILLIAM 0 Pr iotrw :'
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sooneri,#d than done wiles you own
a Ford. It may be a drive oto 1,' e'coulltry,
or it may beaWI? totown, It may be to
hear a sermon or to see a t OnS "movie."
It may to visit the old folks, or to See your
young folks. Birt no matter whT$>t"e it is or
what the object the Ford will get you there
and bring you back. •
We are in a position to x ake immediate
delivery of any model -easy terms if you
wish. .,n
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Authorized Agent for Ford Cars, Truck and Tractors.
' Tom Beattie, Salesman.
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' The Q uestion of Price,
•
Price seems the Allain consideration -,but it is well to
remember that some clothes are dear at any price, how-
•
• ever low. "
"Clothes of Quality" are a positive proof tha- Correct
Styles, Fine Fabrics and First-class Tailoring can be ob-
e tained at reasonable iprices.
•
Before you buy your new Suit, give us a call and look
a over our Samples and Styles. We can save you dollars and •
give you 'real value.
•
• Suits $20 Up
at
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"My Wardrobe" Main St, Seaforth
,
Ferguson&Company
BANKRUPT SALE
of
CLOTHING, GENT'S FURNISHINGS AND
LADIES' COATS AND FURS.
SALE ENDS APRIL 22nd ,
An Opportunity to Secure your Wants before Mark-
ing Our Goods at Market Values
MEN'S
BOYS'
Fine Peaked Spring Caps.
Odd N Teter,' at
Regular $2.50, 1 e35
for-
95c $1.50 $2.50
MEN'S
MEN'S
Wash Ties, fine fast colors.
Best Felt Hats. 2
Reg. $5.00, for .. .9J
Whilelast they 35c
A FINE LINE
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BOYS'
Peaked Caps, just the thingall
of Men's Sox -silk, 59c
colors, at
s
for school, Ltisle thread ox
40c
3Q a
for C
QLook
like Silk.
BOYS'
MEN'S
White and striped Blouses. Overalls, all sizes, striped
Regular $1.00, an
to
for 55c Blckd. 1.1 0 1.80
BOYS' MEN'S
Smocks, Blue and Black. All
Good Serviceable Cotton at one QQ
Hose, all
25price .Vo
sizes c c Kahki Trousers at......1.65
35
0-! -
Just received, our Navy Blue Suits. They are a
choice lot, bought at the very last price, and quality
the finest. These are not a cheap lot, and we in-
vite your inspection.
Greig's Old Stand
p'be' *taw win) wide
er .Teti t* . Wilit-1""^ `i'
lag , stocks. w# . iutve
lent facilities tor, baadllits
your busioeies.
As inerabere of . the .Toronto
Stock: Excbangef we ere is a
positiop to execute your
orders in the best market.
Writs w for more YN.
in rapid to Jiri est1-i t..-• •
L. It Green & Cp.
Member■
Toronto Brock Exokaag•
Union Bank Bldg. Termite
PUBLIC APOLOGY
I do apologia. to the farming public in'not
being able to produce snow for winter sleigh-
ing to allow you to have your Spring supply
of drain tile home. But I have produced a
good stock of tile from $-inch to 10 -inch.
and I have reduced the price, although clay
sirwln tile always paid their way. I have
bought a truck for delivering anywhere on
good road. at reasonable rate. I am prepar-
ed to give you any service or convenience
you may need. You will owe me an apology
if you don't drain that wet field with good
cla' bile supplied by
888-tf
WILLIAM M. BRPOAT,
Pawn. 9 en 136.
Seaforth, P. O.
Mixing Bowis
New Crate this Week of Mixing Bowls, Bake Dishes,
Bowis, Jugs and Mugs all sizes, brown outside, white
inside. The old line at the old price.
CURTAIN RO--Flat extension Rods, let us show
you these at 15e and 90c each.
SMALJ,,WARE-In this line we carry a wide variety.
Granitsware, Alaminionware and Galvanized Pails.
ntrNER,SETS-FruitAetft Salad Bowls, odd cups,
cups and Isadeeraand a bi went of Fancy China.
Yon are under no obligation to buy. Coale and see.
BEATTIE BROS.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for the construction of the Dickson
Drain (tile portion) will be received W the
Municipal Council of McKillop till Tuesd.y.
April 18th, 1922, when tenders will be peen-
ed at 11 o'clock a.m., at the Carnegie Library
Hall, Seaforth. A lepoedt of 10 per cent
to accompany tender. Plans and specifications
may be seen at Clerk's office, Lot 82, Con-
cession 8, Mc lop.
JOHN McNAY.
2884-2 Clerk.
N r
Th. business of the foe Jobe. Mutt*
be oontlalwd by ht. tote* •slim"•
Rankin and under the superrisioa e[ 1:r.
Sohnested, IL -C.. who has new traatea.Mi
his office to the late Mr. RaFnkin's OW*• '.
The estate wishes to thank all gar Nair
patronage in the peak And r .Si
licit,' a continuance, watt will be
every care and attention.
7/RANK H. RANKIN.
F. BOLMESTED,
mass -s
WOMEN'S COATS
EASTER TRAVEL
Many Women do run away for a little vacation at just this time of
year. They wish to be correctly and becomingly attired -quite willing
to pay for the dress -up, too, if the right apparel is to be found.
This Spring brings a most insistent demand for Coats, and assort-
ment after assortment has been sold out as soon as received. We give
our Patrons, especially those who live at a considerable distance from
our store, an opportunity to select from an Extra Large Assortment.
An effort has been made to obtain something very special for this Easter
Week, resulting in our obtaining a big lot of WOMEN'S SAMPLE
COATS of the very highest grade, to sell at very pleasing price.reduc-
tions.
With these Coats, too, to our out-of-town patrons, the same fare -re-
fund offer will hold. On purchases of $25.00 or over we agree to refund
railroad fares both ways between your home and our store.
Millinery, Gloves and Hose in Biggest Easter Assortments.
J. A. Duggan, Ltd:, Stratford, Ont.
DOMINION STARES Ltd
WEEK END SPECIALS
Shredded
Wheat 25C
2 pkgs. _.
Kelloggs' Corn Post Toasties
Flakes Our Price
,V),
c
22c
3 pkgs .. 2 pkgs..
Pure Breakfast
Cocoa � =,
2 lbs
BROOMS
Reur Prig. finece 3 C
O
Pure Lard
in Bulk 1 tiC
per lb.
St. Lawrence
Best Granulated
Sugar 13 lbs. 98c
Icing
Sugar
2 lbs.
19 cents
Comparison
Benson', Corn Star^h, per pkg...15c Our Price, 2 packages 24.c
Matches, 3 boxes 45c Our Price, 3 boxes 34e
Royal Excelsior Dates, per pkg..loc Our Price, 3 packages 25c
Sugar, per cwt. $7.25 Our Price $7.00 & $6.80
Corn 15c Our Price, 2 tins 25c
Soaps, 08c Our Price, 7 bars 50c
'Campbell's Soups 18e & 20c Our Price, per tin 15c
Pure .Tarn $1.00 Our Price, per tin 75c
lOc Our Price, 3 packages 25c
Jelly Powders
TOTAL 1$9.48 TOTAL $8.29
TEACH YOUR DOLLARS TO HAVE MORE SENSE.
Pastry Flour 24 lb. sack 95c 1Pure Maple Syrup
BREAD FLOUR Our Price
41,5 51.95
per cwt. . _ per gallon
Highest Trade or Cash Prices for Butter and Eggs.
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