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' bd'7.41 to a eon, mWll bora.^
SOA, 1$tb, to Mr. sad Mrs. Thou. D02090$1
0.Lidta„Lon �',Aiikust 24th, at the Alexandra
, Marine and, General Hospital, Goderleh, to
air. and Mte. E. V. tensile. a son.
MARRIA- GES
Flock -Robb. -At Inverhurou, on Haines.,
day, August 80th, by Bev. H. C. Priest,
angle t the bried, Jessie B., daughter of
`Dir. end Mrs. John Robb, Seaforth, to
Samuel E. Fiook, B.A., So., of Port Ar-
thur, son of Zr. B. F. Flook. W4newdele,
Dbiresttor-reouck.-.At. St. Tann, Cathedral,
INtento, ea August 18th. by the Rev. G.
S. Deepord, Ione Eva, daughter *of Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Boucle. of Toronto, to Roy
able:gander Forrester. of Clinton.
Maloney-Inf&neJL--At Et Oolumban Church.
on August 20th, by Rev. Father White, P.P..
Teresa ,Bicknell. daughter of Mrs. A, Hick-
nell, to Thomas Maloney, both of MgKWop.
DEATHS
O'Connor. -In Hibbert, on August 29th.
Patrick O'Connor. in his Seth year.
714oHa�.-In
Goderich, on Aue'uot 14th, Harlan
McKay, of Kipper, Out.
Graham. -In Toronto, on August 20th, Emma
defiere Graham, widow of the late James
ereham, former ranter of North Street
Methodist Church. Goderioh.
You Bliioult x > 1Pd !fit of
' Thia Q ty4041 '
The. Prices are, ao reasoltable
and the quality ..high, or, the
peaches and 'pints now on: the
market that yOki:ehould greperve
an extra onpp, • The best varie-
ties of prose ` ,plums aro now
obtainable), toilet 'r with Craw.
ford pea0he4. T e mark of the
Niagara Peninsula Growers, Lim.
ited, on containers stands for
carefully packed, evenly graded
fruit:
WANTED
To hear from people' who all Prepared to
buy improved fir mdmproved fawns at a very
low prise 'w Ithtn the next few menthe. or be-
fore
o-fore the Canadian Northern extend their line
throngh here next *Drina, when this plasm will
boom and land will go alp in Artie. Com-
municate with •d
DONALD nAMOR,
J amebW0.,
astraa.
286014
U. F. O. NOTICE
A meeting of the U. F. O. will be
held in the Carnegie Hall, Seaforth,
on Wednesday evening, September
6th, 1922, at 8 p.m.
IMPORTANT NOTICES i discussed. Discussion invited.
The Broadening Out System will be
BERT IRWIN,
SEED WHEAT -WE HAVE O. A. C. 104. 2855-1 Secretary -Treasurer.
the loading variety in yield for the lust
six years to Ontario. Our seed m f
the prize winning wheat at the Provincial i
Winter Fair, Guelph, In 1920. Price $L75
per baohel, baua extra. JAMES HILL, Stella, CIDER MILL AND APPLE
ant. 2855-2
FOR SALE. -NO. 1. O. A. C. NO. 104
Winter wheat, $2.00 per bwthcl. This
wheat stood at the head of the net at the
Experimental Farm fur the lent five years.
WILLIAM A. ROSS. R. R. No. 8, Klppen,
Ont. 9854-2
THRESHING OUTFIT FOR SALE- - 20 H.P.
Sawyer & Massey traction engine, Sawyer
& Massey Peerless Separator with atraw
cutter, water took, everything complete ready
to work, presently in operation. Owner
wits/lee to suit on account of health, Can
be aeon any time by appointment. ,JOHN
THIRSK. R. R. No. 2. Zurich, Out. 2852x7
FARMS FOR SALE
FARM s :ion
FOR +SA1.01 1A,T '1t'uNg1l•S-
1. 1'9cicer-n,,tl:,' 11.12.1. 100 acre.
Lcell�rlenrt•,I. Gast Ottrete 1...te e and hair:
ori. tor th.v. heo heier . I 1, he -I 1.
• (lead (lie theI111„-
20..n.i m t. ,./..1 ., /ode.
el y ,r. Apply .. 1. 11 111'Sf,11001a
F.\it\I I oh:. 91 I. Neil, Ill 11 21 1. or
1.
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roe; h., n „ All t,.,,....,1 ami the d,aim"1
sl ,veltal t.. gra.... 1-, ,a n, fr.a
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No 2. Srafte th 2855-2f
TENDERS WANTED
'render, wanted ler the ren,trnruu,n .f the
Buchanni, Drain in the 'township of 'I'ieker-
omitb. ('lana and .. pecifientione may be
seen
nt the Clerk's 011ier- Tenders to be in
thehund, of the Clerk by the 120 of Sep-
tember.
D. F. McGRE(:OR.
2855-2 Clerk.
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POST-
ING OF VOTERS' LIST
Voters' List, 1922, Municipality of the Town
of Seaforth, County of Huron.
Notice 0 hereby given that I have traai-
mftted or delivered to the persons mentioned
in section 9 of The Ontario Voters' lists
Act, the copies required by said sections to
be transmitted or delivered of the List,
made pursuant W said Act, of all personsappearing by the last revised Assessment Roll
of the maid Municipality to be entitled W
vote in the said Municipality at elections
for members of the Legislative Assembly and
at Municipal Elections : and that the field
List way first posted up nt my office at
Seaforth, on the 24th day of August 1922,
and remains there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon 512 voters to take
immediate proceedings to have any errors or
omissions corrected according to law.
Dated this r25th day of August, 1022.
JOHN A. WILSON.
2855-1 Clerk of Seaforth.
Accounts
Your Account is DUE Sept. lot, 1922
Live Poultry Wanted every Tues-
day. We pay highest prices. One-
quarter pound per bird taken off fed
poultry.
Our Shoes are of the Highest Qual-
ity and the lower£ in price. We are
selling a lot of shoes.'
We are paying 27c per dozen for
Eggs not over one week old.
Held Eggs not wanted,
High Grade Manitoba Flour, $3.75
W. J. FINNIGAN.
Phone 72.
Re -Built
Threshing Engines
One 22 H. P. Bell Traction Engine,
One 16 H. P. Waterloo Traction En-
gine.
One 16 H. P. Goodison Portable En-
gine.
All these Engines are rebuilt, thor-
oughly overhauled and repainted.
They are exceptionally good value,
and we can make immediate delivery,
TRACTORS
One 12-25 Waterloo Boy Tractor.
Two 10-20 Reliable Tractors.
SEP A11ATORS
One 24x40 Separator with Straw Cut-
ter. This can he run with a 15,80
Tractor or an 18 H. P. Steam En-
gine, and we can supply either. A
Splendid Farmer's Machine.
Immediate Delivery.
The . Robert Bell
Engine & Thresher Co., Ltd.
SEAFOfii'D, ONT.
BUTTER FACTORY
Wu will be ready to ,/lake cider or Apple
Butter or Apple Jelly, custom work, Monday,
September 411 and every day after until
further notice. To make apple butter, bring
f F, gallons of poled and pored apples, (sour
appha preferred). to every bag of rider
apples. if you want Jelly. bring 80 to 50
rounds of white sugar fur every 90 gellons
of 'Tatman Sweet cider and four gallons of
Hour eider. We can male so•eet apple but-
ter out of sour apples. Mill at rrur end of
Flex Mill.
MERNER & FEE.
21255-2
DRAIN TILE
55 9 are ration, s het h,•r cut f'u 'file.
N by put. . tie t : the beet
•.I .Ira i.,nv. rI:tt,
th9 dret.C.than t 19,- H 1.1.,
t - put in11.2 clay
1 , v. I inr ,ell ' to
We le 1 :tech I ,_ mhnh
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ken/ 9.h.e9 hri k.
et thei a ditching
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
41.1. ('12r1211tnis AND OTHERS hail.:
rb„•o,efa the ...tate of R,r
late f Settforth 001,, re,who died
,
.lout the 14th of tie ober 1!1195
are
l.n,.lr,.l 4, send , rile 'I„ ,ntu Gen, -rel 'frust
a.r :,lion tSea Lnii,rr,
w, uemente ,.t their
elegem., [i�•rther ,rich statement rlt
t of
Y
of "osis 1. them i n
sl 2. h m duly re iherl y
Statutory Declaration, . it before the 30th
day of Septomber, 19!2. after which ,date the
arta will be ,distributeda nd only claims
of which the Admini.,trau,rthen hoe notice
tall be regarded.
DA'Z'ED at Saakaaam. Saskatchewan, this
21th day of Aucant, 1922.
THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS
CORPORATION.
2855-I .. .... .. Administrates.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the
Statutes in that behalf that all persona hav-
ing claims against the estate of William James
Hanna. late of the Tartishly of McKillop, in
the County of ,Hume, Farmer, {deceased,
who died on the 6th day of June, 1922, n
required on or before the 20th day of Sep-
tember, 1922, to send by post, prepaid, or de-
liver to the Solicitor for the Administrator,
full particulars of their claims, duly verified
by affidavit and the nature of the security
(if any) held by them. Further take notice
that after the said last mentioned date the
assets of the said deceased will be distributed
among the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which notice
shall then have been given.
DATED the 24th day of August, 1922,
R. S. RAYS,
2854-3 Solicitor for Administrator.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the Estate of John W. Smale.
All persons having any claim against
John W. Smile. late of the Village of Varna,
004 formerly of the Township of Hibbert,
in the County of Perth, Farmer, deceased,
who died on or about the 300 any of July.
1922, are required on or before the 25rd
day of September, 1922. to send to the un-
dersigned, Solicitor dor the 'Executors of
his will, full particular of their claims and
of the se curitien, if any, held by them duly
verified.
After the said dote the Executors will
proceed to distribute the assets of the state
among the parties entitled thereto, having
reference only to the claims of which they
shall have rived notice.
After such distribution the Executors will
not be responsible for any park ',f the assets
of the Estate to any creditor of whose dofm
they shall not have received notice as afore-
said.
This notice is given pursuant to the
Statute in that behalf.
Seaforth, August 15th, 1922.
F. HOLMESTED,
Seaforth P. O.
Solicitor for the Executors of the
9853-4 will of John W. Smelt., deceased.
MOTOR WI NI US TO
Goderich
and attend the
Dinner Dance
At Hotel Bedford
Next
Saturday Evening
SEPTEMBER 2nd, 1922
Dancing from 6.30 to 12
Mastic by Miss Gene Oonnon and
London Orchestra.
Sunday Dinner -Music, 1 to 2.45.
Sunday Supper -Music, 5.80 to 8.45.
Write or phone for Reservations to
Hotel Bedford, Goden8eb.
RATES:
Saturday evening, 8.80 to 1$ $5.00
per couple. After 8.80, $A.bo gr
couple with audditional charge for
lunge& a la Darts
COME TO GO,ORR CR F.
Sigber;d, 7 and ti. . $ea'tho, . q0
'Emp re Shows, • the heftiest trsvo no
'Midway in Canada, Seventeen cur.:
loads of Amudenient Detices and
Side Shows. Two thousand dollars
in cash prizes. Nine hundred dollars
in Race money.
NEW LAMP BURNS
94% AIR
Beats Electric or Gas
A new oil. lamp that gives an amaz-
ingly brilliant, soft, white light, even
better than gas or electricity, has
been tested by the U. S. Government
and 35 leading universities and found
to be superior to 10 ordinary oil
lamps. It burns- without odor, smoke
or noise -no pumping up, is simple,
clean, safe. Burns 94% air and 6%
kerosene (coal -oil).
The inventor, P. N. Johnson, 246
Craig St. W., Montreal, is offering to
send a lamp on 10 days' FREE trial,
or even to give one FREE to the first
user in each locality who will help
him introduce it. Write him to -day
for full particulars. Also ask him
to explain how you can get the agency
and without experience or money
make $250 to $500 per mopjh.
chool of commerce
CLINTON, ONT.
It is perhaps true that we exact MORE from our Students
but, by p9 doing with the assistance of our Better Qualified
m . el maks them maatens of their subjects and expect them
to fill GIS BETTER POSITIONS in the BUSINESS WORLD.
COURSES: -STENOGRAPHIC.
COMMERCIAL.
SECRETARIAL.
FARMER'S.
Special Rate on Bus Line to School of Commerce Students, from
Goderich to Clinton and return. Write for particulars. -
Special arrangements made for special Students.
TWO WEEKS' TUITION given FREE to Studenta who call at
the Scheel of Commerce and register on or before August 19th.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 6, 1922.
For full particulars write
M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist- B. F. WARD, KA, M. Accts
Vice Principal. Phone 198. PrincipaL
.1
We have a Wonderful:Choir
Money-Sa' h g Prices;
Fruit Bowis,Jardiners, Tea Sits, I ,:
ner Sets, Water Sets, Fancy MOO;
Baskets and (Kitchen Needs -all kind '. .
SEE BEATTIE'S FIRST
Beattie Bros.
= Seaforth - - - -
1
Ontario 1-2 .
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1''
IGHTYP011
ASESAL
A Sale Never
to be Forgotten
Tell Your Friends.
Saving chances that
you'll never forget.
The A. A. Cockburn, Ltd,, Sea -
forth, purchase $12,874 worth
of Staple Merchandise at .Only
47 Cents on the Dollar
To be sold here within the short period of 9 days
1 Given Away
ti- ..I 31 rr.. 'I. `r a.10 1 (ht.
. 1 -7,,,,- 1 221111 a Purchase
., y, i; gl\-o a pair of
V:), c, , ..i.,, Values up to
Beyond the NI intik..
Lax
What we advertise
We Do
OPEN Thur5day, August 31stMPTLY9 A. MDOORS
POSITIVELY NO RESERVE. NO LIMIT AND NO RESTRICTIONS.
THE BENEFITS OF OUR PURCHASING POWER, WE PASS DIRECT TO YOU.
Come, Carry Them
Away
Early Morning
trading is advisable
Middy Blouses, values up to $2.60.
Sale price
98c
Girls' Gingham Dresses, values up to
$3.00. Sale price -
98c
Camisoles, values up to 51.50. Sale
price
75c
Towels, values up to 51.50. Sale price
15c to 75c
Jiffy Pants, values up to 51.00. Sale
price
48c
Women's All Over Aprons, values up
to $1.25. Sale price
55c
Black and White Silk Waists. Values
up to $7. Sale price
$3.47
Voile Waists, values up to $5.00 Sale
price
$2.88
Ladies' High Shoes
Values up to $8.00. Sale price
$1.88
LADIES' OXFORDS
Values up to 56.00
98c
Yard Goods
These prices are only for a few
day'. Don't hesitate. The more you
buy a: this sale, the more money you
make.
Gingham, all colors, value up to 00c.
Sul. Price
Sal.., n?, 36
30c
inches wide. Sale price
20c
Shrl.herd Checks, 32 inches wide. Sale
price
20c
36 inches wide. Sale price
20c
Voi1 . 36 inches wide. Sale price
20c
I'rn t 36 inches wide, Sale price
20c
Pyjama Cloth, 32 inches wide. Sale
price at
( .Ill: halon,
20c
27 inches wide. Sale price
15c
2. •Ince Duck. Sale price at
9c
Ladies'Cotton Hose
Ladies' Cotton Hose, values up to
.,., Sale price
1Oc
1
1.:1 (DIES' BRASSIERES
Ladies' Brassieres. Values up to $1.
Sale price
37c
LADIES' COMBINATIONS
Ladies' Combinations, values up to
$2. Sale price
75c
COMFORTERS
Comforters, values up to 57. Sale
price
$2.68
MEN'S SOX
Mon's Sox, values up to 50c. Sale
price
6 pair $1.00
MEN'S BRACES
Men's Braces, Values up to 50s. Sale
price
27c
MEN'S
COLORED HANDKERCHIEFS
Men's Colored Handkerchiefs. Sale
price
3 for 25c
,112MY BLANKETS
Army Blankets, values up to $4.00.
Sale price
$2.50
Men's Suits
Your unrestricted choice of our
stock. Values up to 505. Sale price
22.40
Values up to 540.00. Sale price
18.50
Valnac up 5o 528.1)0. Sale price
$9.40
Men's Odd Pants
psluesice(� 68 up to $6. Sale. $2.
r8
Values up to $4.50.
Sale price ......................... $1.88
Khaki pants.all wool, values $2 98
to $.5 50. Sale price
Boys' Bloomers, values to Q
$3. Sale price..
Overalls, & Work Shirts
Big B Overall. value up to $2 98c
Sale price .. b
Big B Special, value up to 1 50
$2.50, Sale price.
Kitchen overalls. value up
to 82.50, Sal(' price.........
Smocks
Sale price
Bid; B Smock, value up to
$2.50. Sale price......
Work Shirts, hiss. tip $
to$2.:0).98
Sale price ....-...
Work Shirts, value 1111 lu $1 ''.' 79
time p12117 ...........
$1.50
98c
$1.50
c
c
I will be Here Myself
I will he here myself to close out this entire
stock. Low prices will be my only weapon. I
0111 slaking the sale prices on this stock so re-
markably low that you people cannot resist them.
I: is your opportunity of a lifetime to stock up
your wants in merchandise.
NOW
your chance to supply present and early Fall
needs al half and less.
REMEMBER
1,nly a few Entire .selling hours. We advise early
attendance as many advertised Ants will be ex-
hausted quickly. The bargains are unmistakably
greater than over hefore. We quote only a few
Items-'thr.usands not advertised.
C. E. AKINS.
Cockburn, Ltd., Seaforth