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BIRTHS
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$8000
$1.00
+I.r-Sed Mullett, on May 10th, to llir. ane
it Mia. Awtlo Dextce, a daughter.
atabeoaon.-On the Parr Line, Varna, on
May 19th, to Mr. and Mn. -William R.
Stephenson, a daughter (Jolene Marloylo).
Duenther.-At Dabwood, on May Mb, to
Mr. and Mn. Earl Guenther, a MO.
7L8ar. At Dasbwood, on May 13th. to leg.
end Mn. J. Fisher, a daughter.
3►DUams.-AL
Goderich. on May 7tb, to lir.
and Ms. Harry Talbot, twin.
Eiarn.e-Iu tiodertch, on May 1460. 00 Mo.
pe4 _Ys. Marna Hear, a daughter.
llotabon.-LAt lot 23. Compel= 1, Wert
Mawanah, on May 16th, to Mr. and Ms.
John Houston, • son.
](:yens. -In Logan. on May 1893, to Mr. mad
Mm. William Myer., • son.
MARRIAGES
Mekmier--Elliott.-At Mitchell, on May 17th.
by the Rev. H. J. Urea. Mn. Anile El-
liott. to Daniel Ecksokr, of Clinton.
hall=Elliott--At Knox Church Manse Gude-
riot, n May 17th, Mgr Annie Elliott to
Mr. John H. Bell. both of God.rlch.
DEATHS
Reids -In Seaforth, on Friday, May 19th,
Serail, Evelyn Waugh, beloved wife of Johns
IL Reid. aged 62 years.
Foot. -At Bannockburn, Stanley, on May
22nd, John Foote, seed 04 years.
Cons. -In Ooderleh Township, on May 11th.
Alexander Cox. in 8th 78th year.
IN MEMORIAM
Mot.,-Iterse under this Mad will be charg-
ed 60 cents pe single verve and 26 cents for
esrr11 additlenal vane.
O'Connor. -In Loving memory of Aldh.lm
Nilue O'Connor, who died in Seattle, Wash-
ington, on May 26th, 1017:
Oh. tor the touch of a vaniehod hand,
And the send of n voice that is atill.
2841x1 Parents. Brothers and Sisters.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to acknowledge ray sincere apprecia-
tion and thanks to the Ninny friend. for
their kinder... and exprettsions of eympatlp
eo generously extended m me in my recent
treat bereavement
MI2S. JOHN McDERMID.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
p01Ui BRED YORKSHIRE SOW FOR
sale. carrying wooed litter. due 8th of
June. Apply to JOHN B. HYDE. Lot 8.
Concession 2, Stanley, or Kippen P. 0.
2841x1
BUEILDING FOR SAL+ ---ONE BUILDING
40 x 50. It would make n goodtraw
shed. Apply to C. G. THOMPSON. Oatmeal
,Male. emaforth. 2638-12
VIOR SALE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
▪ Cor sale on Lot 13, Concession 13, Hilo.
bort 20 thousand white brick; which have
been peed in a barn wall. JOSEPH SPEARE,
Cromarty. 2841-2
SEVEN YORK BACON TYPE PIGS FOR
nee.-Farrowedn Mar let. Grand Dam
weighed 680 pounde,sire! by Livingston.
Tun bred hag: also the mother of the pigs.
Also a spruce tree 18 inches across- atump.
between 60 sad 60 feet high.' Apply- to C.
H. HOLLAND,. Crescent Poultry Farm Sea -
forth. . 1 2141-1
SALr-.e:214 ° ..AL3... MINH
• Lob 3 and • Cones,lon 4, Hallett
Taw•obip. in good etate of cultivation. Large
*tone house and two bank horns with stabling
_ underneath; windmill and water piped
through the stable. W W Bell with or with.
out crop and would separate either farms.
For particulars apply to EDWARD PRYCE.
R R. No. 2. Seaforth. 2841-tf
WANTED. -KEEPER AND MATRON,-
�l Man and wife to hove eherge of the
-'Huron .County Home near Clinton. and the
farm in eonneetion therewith. Applications.
personal prefermd. to be made to the under-
•tgned. the appointment to he made at the
next meeting of die County Council which
-meets on June 6th. JOHN TORRANCE, In-
spector, Clinton Ont Clinton, Man End,
1922. 2888-0
DRAIN TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for the Construction of the Canada
Company Drain will be received 'till Tues-
day, June 180, 1922, when tender. will be
opened at one o'clock p.m.. at the Carnegie
Library H.0. Seaforth.
10 per cent of contract price to accompany
each tender.
Work to be done according to plans and
.peciticatlone of Townnhip Engineer.
Work to be done by Dredge and to he
completed in 1022. any or tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
Plana and apeci1datione at Clerk's Office,
Lot 85, Concession 3. McKillop.
JOHN MCNAY,
3841-3 Clerk.
"GLEN RAE"
(8353)
Enrolled and Inspected. Form 1.
Will stand for the improvement of atoek
t his Beeson at hes own stable, Lot 8, Con-
cession 3, Mullett Tern -To inane, 810,
payable February let, 1928. Accident., at
owner's risk.
THOMAS MrMICHAEL. Manager.
2838:8
MARSHEL GUEDO
(8091)
Pure Bred Percheron Stollien, foaled Meg 7,
1917.
Enrolment No. 5484 Form 1
Monday. -Will leave his own atnble, 7%
miles north of Seaforth. and go to the Royal
Hotel Stables, for noon; then to John Murphy's
for night Tuesday. -To Henry Buerman, for
noon: then to E. Drngcr's. 1801- aoneension
for night- Wedocedny:-Wet and north to
the 17 concession, Grey. to John Sholdice's,
for noon; then to Harry Clerk's, for night.
T
hny Nelson Nicholson Rth Conct.
Sion,. Morris,
for noon. then to Andrew
An-
drewe, Blyth; lop night Friday. -To An-
d
drew Hntt' . f, far noon; then hie
owph
Yonrngtnblos, for night. Saturday.-Toremain
until
the
atnble when he will remnfn until the
following Monday morning.
Tern, 614 to Tonere.
JOSEPH BREWSTER
Proprietor.
JOSEPH STOREY.
:2841 Manager.
GOLDEN GUINEA
(20739)
Enrolment No. n275 ' Approved Form 1
Monday.- Will leave his own stable three
'3 -toil. west of Senforth on the Huron Ron&
and go to Kinburn at George Dale., for
noon; then to .lames VnnEgmnnd & Sono.
Mullett. for night Tile dey.--By wny of Bele
Line end Irth esnr.si'to David
' Lind-
eay'e, for e then an b)(way of Holmesville
n
And the Maitland r sine to Willlerd
Lea's. for night. Wednesday.- -To Aron
Fisher & Son., forn; then by wny of
lbnmiller, stern., end Carlow to R. M.
Young., Rth emu,. Ion roe night. Thur. -
day. -Ry Rth commotion to Fred U+mld's, for
Spon; then by way of Goderich end the
' Huron Road 80 Wilmot Honckea. for night
9'tiday-By 7th concranion. floderlrh Teen,
1111111P, to Fred Pickard'n, for noon; then be
Cut Line and 9th concession to Steep Brm.,
fen night. 8aturdn0.--By way of Cliatnn
and the London Road to Fred Pepper., for
,neon; then to his own stable for eight
Terme to Insure, 115.
G. W. MOTT, Proprietor.
JOHN CARTER, Manager.
POPULAR STA JLIONs
The 1bi1o.AnK. /seals. 140.000004.
Stand fog the. ,kap8oveStdMt_K
'*his i00eBDn, si dielRat '
IarNaled ,01T4nlale MOO •
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Wul Mewl for We imoovwa.mt ef Moth
thin moon •6
T. 3. BERET'S BALM STABLE. 1/E71/A81I.
Camber*nd 86.01 [22070)] (11800)) w1a bred
by taw Maas. Oak of I.. A$,
ton, Cumberland, and le seven Tees ell. Re
VIM imported - by Ws praeni mums, T. 3.
Berry, in February, 1000. He 1. • dark
dappled bay. stands Nig kande high, Mel
weigh. bettor than a Gory• But with ell hb
Nae he le an ohs was belaneed hose and
will breed the big draught bona that the
market 8 calling for at prneat,
Cumberland BUM was aired by Edda Haat
(14669), dam Lady Lothian (86400), 87
Lothian Again (11804), g. den Malted (24413).
by BoysI Champion (8055), g. g. dam Pt'1's.
erre Rose 120419), by Prince of Item (61*).
s- g. g. dem Borm, (0F1011), Mr tree
(2840), a. g. g. g. dam fimilaicy O3.O.ag r
(1088).
Terms to Imam *20.00.
T. J. BERRY, JAB, B. 8111188016.
P4.prieter. Maeager.
The Grand ay/sedate
COLONEL GRAHAM
No. 12108 (9266)
Passed Enrolment No. 1870 Pont 1
Will travel the toBowtng route th4 mason:
Monday. -North 10/4 'mita, then nowt $
roiled to Mao. Montgomery's. for noon; 98a
west 3% soil. and north 11/4 mild a A• -
drew FYynn., for night. Tnaday.-North 184
mils and east 5% miles W Bert Stephen-
so•'0. for noon: then south 1% min ..d
eat 2% mels to Re rt McFarlenee, for
night Wednesday.- Ease b 1% mil. and north
to Winthrop to Ge0r10 MaBpadden'e, for
noon; thea north 2% miler and eat 1%
Iles to I. McGavin'e, for night. Thundsy.-
Ea.t 4 mil. to 5, Elligsen's, for noon; tees
211 mile boutb and Ph mf. w,et t0 Martin
Murray's, for night. Friday. --Booth 5% mils
and wet 11,A miles to John loons, for roan;
then south 6% miles to John McIroiti. for
night Saturday.-'W.t W Yifmondville t.
his own stable. where he *111 remain until
the following Monday-mildning.
The shove route w111 be continued through-
out the season, health and weather pennitttng.
Terme to Insure, 316.00.
DOMINICK REYNOLDS.
Pr..rletor & Manager.
The Pure Bred Imported Clydesdale BMWs
LORD MANSFIELD
Imp. [215071 (10306)
Vol. 20, B. C B. B.
Passed Enrolment No. 1734 Foam 1
Monday.-..Wi)1 leave his own stable, Beeek-
wood, and go to Allan Row', 10th coneemion.
McKillop. for noon; then to hie own stable
for night. Tu.dey.-To John Shanm,n's,
Ooncss ion 0. McKillop, for mon; then to
Owen Fiyan'a, for night ..,Wednesday.- East
to William Anderson., ,McKillop, for no00;
then to hasown
stab). for night Thnwhry---
'('o William Dorsey's, Huron Road, for noon;
then to Joaeph Atklmon'o, lifoberi, far nicht
Friday. -To Martin Curtin, 1% mike east of
Seaforth, for noun ; then to hie v • etuble
for night. Saturday. ---To Thorne, O'Rourke.,
8rd Concession of Logan, for noon; then to
his own stable for night
The above route will be continued through-
out the season, health and weather permitting.
Tereus to Insure, $13.00.
JAMES EVANS
Proprietor & Manager, Baschwood. Ont
The Imported Clydedal.. Staillen
MAKWIRA
(Ii93s), VOL.- ERXI[I.
Pooled Enrolment No. 8267 Form 1
Will travel the following route this O0.eon:
Monday. Will terve Ma own stable, Staff*,
and go north to the 701 concession of Hib-
bert, west 234 miles and south to Richard
dip.ry'e, for noon: then south to the Crom-
arty Line .04 east to his own stable for
night Tuesday: -Senth to the 13th eoncae-
noa of Hibbert and west to John MoDoug.il,
Jr.'e, for noun; then south to the Boundary
and eesst to Janos Ballantyne'., for night.
Wednesday: -South m Elimville, for noon;
then south and east to William Brook's, for
night Thundery. -East 10 Wlilam Thomp-
son, Jeb. Blanabard, for noon; then south to
'DtRR Yiikton Llai end *.t to Taylor's Hotel,
Kitktort, for glght i'ridey-NortL to. the
1 .one..ierf of berg then west W An-
drew Cbriatte'e, for noon : then weist and
north to hie own stable for night Saturday
-East to the Town Line, Fullerton, and
north 1114 mils to Melville Gray's, for nos
then watt along the 7th eoneession, to his
own stable for night.'Phe above route wiR be continued through-
out the season, health and weather permitting.
Terme to Insure, 615.00.
JOHN LIVINGSTONE.
Proprietor & Manager. Stags, Ont
•
INVOLUCRE
121451 (82966)
Passed Enrolment No. 3.54 Form 1.
Monday -Will leave hie own stable. Bruce -
Add, and go w.t to Varna at Sherlock
Kspe's, for on: then north to the Hayfield
Line, Goderich Township, and west to Arthur
WaMh's, for night. Tuesday. -North by way
of 6th concession to Porter's Hill at George
Vanderburg'o, for noon; then north to Jas.
M Millan's, 6th concession, for night. Wed-
nesday. --North by way of Jewel's Cornea
and Benmiller to Wm. Ilfll'., Colborne, for
• then by way of the Maitland conces-
sion to Holmmville. at Harry Sweet's, for
night Thursday. -BY way of the 16th e -
cseion to Summer Hill and south on the
Base Line to Ed. Welsh',, for noon; then
south to Clinton at the Graham House, for
night. friday.-south by way of the Lon-
don Road to Granton. then east to Frank
Walter's, for noon; then south by wny of
the London Road to .hie ownstable for night.
Saturday. --South and. emit to Isaac Moore's,
for noon : then north and west to his own
stable for night
INVOLUCRE, has proven himself the cham-
pion are of Canada,i of hie got were
sold toone buyer for 53,200,1an average of
nearly 535 per horse. and their average
weight 1774 Thu. 'These homes were shipped from
St. Mary's station to Vancouver.
Terme to Insure, $15.00.
WILLIAM BERRY,
Proprietor & Manager.
The Premium Clydesdale Stallion.
BLACON'S SON
(20869)
Approved Enrolment No. 5277 Form Al
Tern to Insure. 315.00.
Monday. -Will leave his own Stable. Bruce -
field, and go west on Hayfield Road to End
concemtion of Stanley to John Ruched',, for
noon; then northand west to Ed. Glenn,
Jr.'s, for night. Tuesday. -Down Fourth
Concession to Bannockburn, then to Varna
at the Temperance Hotel, for noon; then
.oath on the Parr Line to Wm. Foster's, for
'ght. Wednesday. -South to Hills Green and
E ast to the Town Tine at Wolter Fairbairn'.
for noon; then east to Kippen and south to
Robert Mrlmrenn, London Road, for night.
Thoo.day.--Enat. by White Schoolhouse end by
s McKinnon'. side road to Angus Mc-
Knuu K M
Kin8],, , for noon then by KiD,en Road
n the Rel Set Fi and wet 1'1 'Ica n-
Orth to Robert [sign, for night. Frldny.-
West on the 2.1.
cnnroo
csi n to Gemmel'.
Corner and north t.. GeorgeMcCartney's, for
noon: then to McAdam's Side Rood and north
to the 2nd conce,sion and wont th James
Cnrnochan's, for night. Saturday. ---By Broad -
font'.. Bridge and south to the Mill Road, to
his own stable at .Bnsrefieid.
ROBERT MUIRDOCH,
Proprietor & Manager.
CONTOUR (imp.)
[233681 (191181)
Pruned Enrolment No. 5930 Form 1
Monday. --Will start from James Horton'.
and will go went to the Loudon Rond and
Doth to elks Rowelilf,. a. Inc noon: then
home to Jim Horton', by way of Mrs. Harry
Horton's. south and .est, for night. Tom -
day Morning. Two and one-half mesas north,
then west to John Simon.. for noon: then
north en most to Hugh Norrie', for night.
Wednesday Morning. -North one mile end a
quarter. east 2;5, south 11/4 to William Jef-
frey's, for noon: aouth 11/ milt.. e.nt 255
miles to Ken McKellar's, for night Thurs-
day Morning. -South to Hackney Bros.. for
then to James Horfmn's, for night.
Friday Afternoon. -North 11,4 m11011, west 2/
miles, ooth and e.et to Jams Horton.,
where he will remain until the following
Monday morning.
Terms to ]neuro. $10.00.
BRANDON BROS., Forest Proprletore.
JOHN A. WREN, Manager.
2140-10
M1AETING OF . HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
The Connell of the Coo)erat4om of the
County of Bores' IOU moot fa the Goone1l
OoderW. at $ pal., Tomos, Jane
6110:4r231. All aeoosttd should he fa the
hoods of Hai Olerk 90
on or b,fer, 1 Mon.
Men -
day areo.dley Hoo' nat+trg of Ooaaap..
G&0. W. BOLMAN,
GoderMb, Msy 18, 1922. Caaah 2341,2
LIBERALS
Attention.
The Annual Meeting of the South
Huron Liberal Assoo}ation, as consti-
tuted for Federal purposes, will be
'held at the '
TOWN HALL, 'RENSALL
01t
TeESDAY, JUNE 6th, 1922
at 2 o'clock p.m.
• A full attendance from every mun-
icipality in the Riding is respectfully
and ardently solicited.
A special invitation is extended to
the Ladies to be present.
A Good Speaker is being secured
for the occasion.
T. N. FORSYTH,
2841-1 Secretary.
$800 SECURES RIVERVIEW FARM
EDGE TOWN; HORSE, COW AND
Heifer, Poultry, equipment included : on 1m -
proved roes!, shorts walk, all town advent-
ag.: 53y acres rich axil: orchard ; good B-
room hate, burn Culled usury, ell 62000,
only 8800 lash.
WILLIAM T. MILLER.
Strout Arenas Agency. Winghem. Ont, Can.
8641-1
NOTICE
Commencing Jane let, the undersigned
stores will be cloned Tuesday and Thundery
eveningn of each week during June, July
August and September at eight p.m.
COLLINS & McKENZIE . W. SCOTT & CO
Braeed.M, Out 3841-1
COURT OF REVISION
1,wNI aror W ILL*/
gThe 1 IgBi•A , 11 van rause as a goat
et judo" far110, et t_ Aaawawnt Rol0u. 144
at Oa3'..' Miran
en Mw 110th at
o'eleek s0..
By otd.e pt Ow01iML
6*99-6
JOHN MOAT.
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIPOF TUCKERSMrN
Th. TuekentaitA 000114 ill mat a •
Court of Bevlo(pn an the Aasesnma0t Sall
at the council ekamber• Seaforth, ea &Maw
day, Mey 2198. 1092, .2 eleven o'clock a.a.
Appeals against the aeeeeeMent moot be b
the hands et the Oiork on or before May 2011,,
1922.
D. F. McGREGOR,
2540-3 CIarIL
NOTICE .TO CREDITORS
NOTICE 1. limbs given pursuant to the
Statutes In that behalf that all pennons 8ae-
Iog Oahe. against the estate of William
Sleeth, la4 of the 'Powe of Syafortk,
to the County pf Huron. Carpenter, d. -
ceased, who did on the len, day of May,
1912, are required on or l.,forc the 3rd
day of June, 1922, to send by poet, prepaid,
or deliver to the undersigned. full pertlealam
of their claim., duly verified by atlIdavit
and the nature of the security 11fn,) held
by them. Further take ounce that After the
.old last mentioned date the assets of the
said deceseed well be dmtributod among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only
to the datma of which notice 'hall then
have been gives
Dated the 16th day of May, 1922.
R. 9, HAYS.
1040-3 Bendier for Admt•Ltr.trtx.
Ditching Machine
A Dttdring Machine is coning to our dis-
trict. Parties inteestel will do vrell to
communicate at once with the undersigned.
as we hare quite • Quantity of work alma6y
contracted for end .611 only be able t do a
Ifni td amount We will do rear envie,MY
Ycar tile and deliver them at your
So sow it your Magner. Act quick : wo want
to get this work in Brie.
WILLIAM M. SPROAT
R. R. No. 4. SEAPORTS. PHONE 0.115.
WH ITE' STAR LIN E
/
Don't Miss This Glorious Once -a -Year
Round -Trip Excursion
Goderich to Detroit
on the Palatial Steamer Greyhound
Tuesday, June 13th
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TAKE YOUR
released.
Leaving Goderich at 9.30 a.m.
June 13th, the Steamer Grey-
hound reaches 'Pert Huron at
1,30 p.nl. and Detroit at 5.30
p..m. To enjoy the sights of
Detroit you will have until
Thursday, June 15011, at 1 p.m.,
when the steamer leaves the
Griswold st. wharf for the re-
turn trip to Goderich.
AUTO ALONG. Any tnakt: car :f. ) eaC•h way,
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WAY $2
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The Last Trip to Detroit Leaves Go:1'rich on
Friday, June 16, at 9.30 a.m.
BASEBALL FANS. Ty Cobb's Tigers play New ': irk Yankees
at Navin Park, 0t .rota, Wednesday, June 14'th.
-
MOONLIGHT
MONDAY
NIGHT
June 12
Don't fail to enjoy the three-
hour Moonlight Trip out of
Goderich Monday evening,
June 12th, under the auspices
of the
33rd REGIMENT BAND
Music and Dancing Aboard.
_.stir' • i',)
11
50c
Children
Under 13
25e
Ai
Hutchrson's
PINE APPLES, large slue', right
prices, •
TURNIP SEED, pordlued by ono of
ale best Scotch growers and bard E
to beat for quality, at :pew db, 50c
MANGEL SEED, Yellow Leviathan
or Intermediate, at per lb 511c
BISCUITS, Weston's No. 2 Sodas, at
2 for - 350
FANCY BISCUITS, 4 -good num-
bers-, at per lb 20c
4 -SPECIALS -4 at per lb 40c
These were ordinarily 50c up. Two
of 'them are exact copies of Eng-
lish biscuits that are being import-
ed and sold to -day at 80c per lb.,
and are richer than we have suc-,
ceeded in getting before. A trial
order wild convince.
BROOMS, at 39c. 65c. 75c, 90c
ROLLED OATS, filill��st Western roll-
ed Oats, PURITY brand, per
sack $3.75
Good Dairy Butter and Fresh,
Clean Eggs wanted at all times.
F. D. Hutchison
THE CASH GROCER
Phone 166.
Motor With Us To
Goderich
and attend the
Dinner Dance
at Hotel Bedford
Next Saturday Evening
MAY 27.11
Dancing from 6.30 to 12
Music by Miss Gene Connon and
Landon Orchestra.
Sunday Dinner -Music, 1 to 2.46.
Sunday Supper -Music, 5.30 to 6.45.
Write or phone for Reservations to
Hotel Bedford, Goderioh.
RATES
Saturday evening, 6.30 to 12, $3.09
per couple. After 8.30, 41.00 per
couple with additional charge for lunch
a .la carte.
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
Town of Seaforth
The Oorporatlon of the Town of Seaforth
hove debenture,, with intereet couwna At-
tacked
t.tadi for sale at rate to yield five and one-
half per cent. per annum. For full par-
tleukers apply to the undersigned.
JOHN A. WILSON,
2840-li Treasurer.
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-Wedding Gifts
For The June Bride
'We have a great Variety of useful am) fancy
articles to choose ;from..
Better Prices
Prices on many lines are reduced. Clans,
Staple Crockery, Aluminum Ware, Trays,
Glassware and all the other lines carried
our Greater Variety Store. '
See Beattie's First
Beattie Bros.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS hereby glue, that all pet'oeo
having elalm. against the estate eK Ddo.W
Uet.bart, late of the Village of Smell. k
the•Ooanty of Harms, who died on the 1698
des of March A. D., 1923, are requested to
formed their claims duly proven to the 00-
dcnig•ed on or before the Ant dew d Joe.
A. D., 1022.
AND NOTICE I8 FURTMA 8IVH11 that
▪ iter qts maid date the Iptaatoes will pro-
ceed
tssed to diatribe. the estate, halt* mesad
▪ nitr b the dame of .3ie8 they Ikon .6011
have notice.
DATED at Hewell t3f. 611: day .I May,
A.D., 3992.
GLADMAN
Heaal[
2889-9
& BTANHDRY.
and Rx.N..
Raasst.e.' 8oltdter .
•
NOTICE' TO CREDIZ
NOTICE 18 hereby given that 511
having clot. egalnst the amts d 7Y.aa
a1.tr. kin M the Towaavi• est 807, Is t8.
County of Blows, .3. died on the 1790 deg
at January, A.D., 1922, .as raqu8wd in Yoe -
word their slab May proven to the Hader.
sigma on er before the est do= of Jame
A.D.• 1002.
AND NOTICE 7S FURTHER GITZI[ tent "
after the said date the **eemtr.eg oral pro.
Deed to distribute the satiate haying then= my to the deem.. f which O m t en .ltaH
have trace.
DATZD at Mendell 9811 8th day d ma.
A.D.. 1981.
CLADIIAN & STAMBBEY,
Hoven and I a.0m. •
2900-3 E.aeue.ra' 8.W10....
FLOUR
Rob Roy, Pure Manitoba Flour
at
Chieftain, Ontario and Manitoba
blended Flour.
Clansman, for Pastry
at ...
$4.15 trg
$3.85 mr.
$3.50 bag
Smaller packages at proportionate prices
Not better than the rest, but ,just as good as the
best, and a whole lot cheaper ; also a home pro-
duct. For sale at the leading grocers, or a phone
call on 13 will bring it to your door.
Rob Roy Mills, Limited
DOMINION STORES Ltd
Seaforth-The Chain Grocery Stores of Canada
Dominion Stores Limited greatest asset, 163 Stores all built on a Reputation
of' Square Dealing.
Bulk Cocoa
2 pounds for
25c1S2hpraeltegdesWfohreat 25c
Shirriff,s Marma- 6 3 c L Bars foram S 1.00
lade 4 lb. tin .
WILLAIt.I)'S E.\SIFIRST LILY \VHITE I SUNFLOWER
Maple Buds Shortening Syrup Salmon
lb. / C tn 7c
39c?n'348cIL_
Special
Blend
TEA eWe Y versel Week 45c lb.
Fair- Soap, 3 for 230Sonp Flakes, 2 for 25e Sherrif.l
's e'.ly Powder, 3..25e
Ammonia Powder, 2 for ...1.5cI Tnilet Paper, 6 rolls 25c 'Finest Cheese, per lb. 25e
!felt Naptha Soap,10 for .75c ;,res Starch, auks e 10 � String Brooms, each R
°,,
• t r lOc 'o' cele 1 Ib. 5c Tapioca, n
Castile Sea ,. Pot 163 3 for l'a - 3 Y Pp 25c
1,
Special Blend Dominion 1 Sunflower
Coffee /� �C Matches14c 'S 2 t nen
per lb `� 3 boxes
25c
Raspberry 111' Jam Marmalade
strawberry 4 lb. tin75c pound Jar
1
Blue Rose Rice 25c Good size
3 pounds for _.!-� Prunes 2 lbs.
25c
29c
CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS
l
W. T. PEMBER
Announces that
J. B. Knight
Late of Dorenwends
will be at
Commercial Hotel
SEAFORTH
Wednesday, May 21st
LADIES' AND GENTS' HAIR GOODS ',,,
Free advice on Scalp Diseases.
Phone Mr. Knight for Appointment.
W. T. PEMBER,
Hairgoods, Etc.,
129 Yonge Street, - - - - Toronto, Ontario.
WH ITE' STAR LIN E
/
Don't Miss This Glorious Once -a -Year
Round -Trip Excursion
Goderich to Detroit
on the Palatial Steamer Greyhound
Tuesday, June 13th
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TAKE YOUR
released.
Leaving Goderich at 9.30 a.m.
June 13th, the Steamer Grey-
hound reaches 'Pert Huron at
1,30 p.nl. and Detroit at 5.30
p..m. To enjoy the sights of
Detroit you will have until
Thursday, June 15011, at 1 p.m.,
when the steamer leaves the
Griswold st. wharf for the re-
turn trip to Goderich.
AUTO ALONG. Any tnakt: car :f. ) eaC•h way,
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ONE
WAY $2
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The Last Trip to Detroit Leaves Go:1'rich on
Friday, June 16, at 9.30 a.m.
BASEBALL FANS. Ty Cobb's Tigers play New ': irk Yankees
at Navin Park, 0t .rota, Wednesday, June 14'th.
-
MOONLIGHT
MONDAY
NIGHT
June 12
Don't fail to enjoy the three-
hour Moonlight Trip out of
Goderich Monday evening,
June 12th, under the auspices
of the
33rd REGIMENT BAND
Music and Dancing Aboard.
_.stir' • i',)
11
50c
Children
Under 13
25e
Ai
Hutchrson's
PINE APPLES, large slue', right
prices, •
TURNIP SEED, pordlued by ono of
ale best Scotch growers and bard E
to beat for quality, at :pew db, 50c
MANGEL SEED, Yellow Leviathan
or Intermediate, at per lb 511c
BISCUITS, Weston's No. 2 Sodas, at
2 for - 350
FANCY BISCUITS, 4 -good num-
bers-, at per lb 20c
4 -SPECIALS -4 at per lb 40c
These were ordinarily 50c up. Two
of 'them are exact copies of Eng-
lish biscuits that are being import-
ed and sold to -day at 80c per lb.,
and are richer than we have suc-,
ceeded in getting before. A trial
order wild convince.
BROOMS, at 39c. 65c. 75c, 90c
ROLLED OATS, filill��st Western roll-
ed Oats, PURITY brand, per
sack $3.75
Good Dairy Butter and Fresh,
Clean Eggs wanted at all times.
F. D. Hutchison
THE CASH GROCER
Phone 166.
Motor With Us To
Goderich
and attend the
Dinner Dance
at Hotel Bedford
Next Saturday Evening
MAY 27.11
Dancing from 6.30 to 12
Music by Miss Gene Connon and
Landon Orchestra.
Sunday Dinner -Music, 1 to 2.46.
Sunday Supper -Music, 5.30 to 6.45.
Write or phone for Reservations to
Hotel Bedford, Goderioh.
RATES
Saturday evening, 6.30 to 12, $3.09
per couple. After 8.30, 41.00 per
couple with additional charge for lunch
a .la carte.
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
Town of Seaforth
The Oorporatlon of the Town of Seaforth
hove debenture,, with intereet couwna At-
tacked
t.tadi for sale at rate to yield five and one-
half per cent. per annum. For full par-
tleukers apply to the undersigned.
JOHN A. WILSON,
2840-li Treasurer.
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-Wedding Gifts
For The June Bride
'We have a great Variety of useful am) fancy
articles to choose ;from..
Better Prices
Prices on many lines are reduced. Clans,
Staple Crockery, Aluminum Ware, Trays,
Glassware and all the other lines carried
our Greater Variety Store. '
See Beattie's First
Beattie Bros.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS hereby glue, that all pet'oeo
having elalm. against the estate eK Ddo.W
Uet.bart, late of the Village of Smell. k
the•Ooanty of Harms, who died on the 1698
des of March A. D., 1923, are requested to
formed their claims duly proven to the 00-
dcnig•ed on or before the Ant dew d Joe.
A. D., 1022.
AND NOTICE I8 FURTMA 8IVH11 that
▪ iter qts maid date the Iptaatoes will pro-
ceed
tssed to diatribe. the estate, halt* mesad
▪ nitr b the dame of .3ie8 they Ikon .6011
have notice.
DATED at Hewell t3f. 611: day .I May,
A.D., 3992.
GLADMAN
Heaal[
2889-9
& BTANHDRY.
and Rx.N..
Raasst.e.' 8oltdter .
•
NOTICE' TO CREDIZ
NOTICE 18 hereby given that 511
having clot. egalnst the amts d 7Y.aa
a1.tr. kin M the Towaavi• est 807, Is t8.
County of Blows, .3. died on the 1790 deg
at January, A.D., 1922, .as raqu8wd in Yoe -
word their slab May proven to the Hader.
sigma on er before the est do= of Jame
A.D.• 1002.
AND NOTICE 7S FURTHER GITZI[ tent "
after the said date the **eemtr.eg oral pro.
Deed to distribute the satiate haying then= my to the deem.. f which O m t en .ltaH
have trace.
DATZD at Mendell 9811 8th day d ma.
A.D.. 1981.
CLADIIAN & STAMBBEY,
Hoven and I a.0m. •
2900-3 E.aeue.ra' 8.W10....
FLOUR
Rob Roy, Pure Manitoba Flour
at
Chieftain, Ontario and Manitoba
blended Flour.
Clansman, for Pastry
at ...
$4.15 trg
$3.85 mr.
$3.50 bag
Smaller packages at proportionate prices
Not better than the rest, but ,just as good as the
best, and a whole lot cheaper ; also a home pro-
duct. For sale at the leading grocers, or a phone
call on 13 will bring it to your door.
Rob Roy Mills, Limited
DOMINION STORES Ltd
Seaforth-The Chain Grocery Stores of Canada
Dominion Stores Limited greatest asset, 163 Stores all built on a Reputation
of' Square Dealing.
Bulk Cocoa
2 pounds for
25c1S2hpraeltegdesWfohreat 25c
Shirriff,s Marma- 6 3 c L Bars foram S 1.00
lade 4 lb. tin .
WILLAIt.I)'S E.\SIFIRST LILY \VHITE I SUNFLOWER
Maple Buds Shortening Syrup Salmon
lb. / C tn 7c
39c?n'348cIL_
Special
Blend
TEA eWe Y versel Week 45c lb.
Fair- Soap, 3 for 230Sonp Flakes, 2 for 25e Sherrif.l
's e'.ly Powder, 3..25e
Ammonia Powder, 2 for ...1.5cI Tnilet Paper, 6 rolls 25c 'Finest Cheese, per lb. 25e
!felt Naptha Soap,10 for .75c ;,res Starch, auks e 10 � String Brooms, each R
°,,
• t r lOc 'o' cele 1 Ib. 5c Tapioca, n
Castile Sea ,. Pot 163 3 for l'a - 3 Y Pp 25c
1,
Special Blend Dominion 1 Sunflower
Coffee /� �C Matches14c 'S 2 t nen
per lb `� 3 boxes
25c
Raspberry 111' Jam Marmalade
strawberry 4 lb. tin75c pound Jar
1
Blue Rose Rice 25c Good size
3 pounds for _.!-� Prunes 2 lbs.
25c
29c
CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS