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4l' Rev. 8. a. Brady, Evelyn„ekkot dough-
.- der, a4 Mr. Jeaepi, Beophey, 4a Thomas
Qla:lesv youngest son of Mr: and Mn. Wm.
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DEATHS e
McCullough.—In Brantford, ou Saturday, April
28th, Jennie Broom. beloved wife of Tbonruo
McCullough aged 41. year..
Cretans.--Jn
McCullough.
on April 22nd, Mary
'.Craigia, widow of the. late Jame, Craigfe,
In her 77th year.
Maier: In .Goderich, oat April 23rd, Robert
[)filler, in his .77th Year.
Aske».. --In Hibbert. on April 22nd, John
Alkene, in his 118th year.
IN MEMORIAM
Note,—Items under thln bead will be charg-
ed 60 ,aeate per single venae and 26 cents for
Mach additional versa.
MoDermid.—In.over loving memory of John
D. McDermld, who paned away, 1(lay 8, 1922:
"Until the day break and the shadows see
away.' wrre.
Hackwell.—In loving Jnemory of Dr, Samuel
S. Rockgrell, who died ,n University Hospital,
Chicago. 111., May let, 1911: ,
0, for a touch of a vanished hand,
And a eovnd of a voice that is still.
Ilia Loving Parents, Brothers & Sisters.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late CoOnelius Delaney
, wish tothank their many friends for • their
-offerings and kind sympathy shown them in
their late bereavement - 3890x1
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IMPORTANT NOTICES
7,'1RST CLASS FARM. FOR BENT, MOST -
,L ly pasture. Apply upon. DE. J. BELL.
'Memo%l. •Ont 2890.1
''•'ATTLE WANTED,—.FOR FURTHER PAR-
, tiotl'!nra apply to. THOMAS FOW3ER, R.
i?lit. No. 2,.1aforth. .,•`,,, . 2990:1
'FA'i LE 'WANTHD.-:T.HE UNDER/ITCHED
take 86 head of cattle to pasture
100 acre, dpoddram: plenty of wayr.
Apply to LOUIS; Gummi-,, , .stove. Ont';
2800-2
,.i'U7A�ENDERS ARE. UtliTy.ED•,FOR
on of chins of CavanCabroh;
'Winthrop. 'Appy to MRS.• JAJRES H. ,MOR,
:A1HON. Becietarr. o' ladies'. Aid, R.'R. No.
tjARM ,FMA SALE;irR'I ',FJARM •CON -
It tains 100 acres: bank' barn.' 58x00, with
noir ;4561MP: fiat 04'fhrte' yedrs ago; water
•(n barn, brick hdnse, kitchen, 'Egood wells:
.85 acres fell wheat; 20 aerla' Plowed out of
'nod. balance laded to grass. No waste land
t open ditches. Rural mail and phone.
'APPLY to JAMFS°tILANNERY, 05 to Thomas
Brown, Auctioneer. _ 2888-tt
l'OR SALE.—ONE 0-9t. MASSEY-HARRIS
Hinder with truck and sheaf carrier.
avaranteed in perfect working order; one
10.foot Sharpe Rake, nearly new; one set
-aHamond harrows, 3 -emotions; 1 one-horse
godlier with mould boards. also 2 new 14 -foot
fain a fates. Easy terms. Apply t0 R. C.
L,'RSON, Box 766, St -Marys : or to J.
H, HENDERSON, East William Street, Sea.
forth: 2088-0
TYi"O CHOICE FARMS BEING LOTS 14
and 13. on ,the 7511' Concession of Mc -
'RCMP. 1% mile, from school, 2t 'MM. from
church and 6 miles' from the town of Sea -
forth, on good gravel made. On Lot 15' there
Is on overflowing -well, good orchard and
buildings in good repair. On Lot 14 there
Is a good brick house with woodshed, two
never -failing wells and 80 acres of the flneet
hardwood bush. Both farm are in grass and
have no neNIous weeds. For bay, pasture and
grain farm they can not be beaten. Will be
sold together, or separately. POT farther par-
ticulars apply to MISS 'FENA REATIIIF., No.
1, Dublin, Ont. 289004
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Stores --Limited
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY SPECIALS
SUGAR, 10 lbs, $L20
SUGAR, 100 lbs. $11.95
MEATY PRUNES, 2 'lbs. 29c
Fel's Naphtha SOAP, 3 bars. /..23c
CLOTHES PINS, 3 dozen l0c
BULK LARD, per lb. 19c
BEEF BOLOGNA, ib. 22c
PEA MEATY BACON ` 44c
SLICED BACON 38c
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TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Notice.,
Citizens are hereby notified that the dump-
ing ground at Mr. John' McMann'n, provided
01 pfd
' Town. Le only to lie used old
material that will flat beg nuisance
or' casae damage to Mr. Ma3tann, and the
same must be deposited in the pit and not
thrown over the fence or scattered around.
The dumping of old vegetable:, garbage, etc.,
is forbtddbn-
By order of the Council.
JOHN A. WILSON,
Seaforth. April Seth, 1928. CLE 2890-3
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Tenders For Laying, Water
Mains,
Sealed .tenders marked and addressed to Mr.
John Wilson, Clerk, Seaforth, Ontario, will
be received until May 16th, 1923, for laying
approxira ly three and a quarter miles of
six and eight lack water mains.
Plana and specifications may be seen and
forms of tender oitained from the Engineers,
Jamas. Praetor & Redfern, Limited, 36 To-
ronto Street, Toronto, or from the Town
Clerk of Seaforth, o
The lowest any tender 'not necessarily
accepted.
W. GOLDING, JOHN A. WILSON,
MAYOR. CLERK.
2890-2
Notice To Contractors
Tenders for the construction of the Hanley
Drain, (open and tile), will be received by
the understand up to Thursday. May loth,
1929, at 4 ocloek 0.m., at the Carnegie
Library Hall, Seaforth. Ten per conk of the
contract price to accompany each tender. The
loweit or any tender not nece,sarily accepted,
tenders being opened subject to' the Gantt 'cf
Revision being setiefaetorily settled at en
earlier hour on the said date. 9'7ane 'and
Profiles can be seen at the office of the
Clerk, Lot 09, Concession 1. McKillop.
JOHN McNAY, CLERK.
NOTICE ' TO CREDITOUS
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atter of the Faafe of 'John Patter.
field, Dat.4»00. '.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of John Porterfield. latd of. the Town
of Clinton, who died on the' ,fifth day o¢
April, 1928, are required to send full par-
•tieelaro of their claims; duly verified, to Robt
Porterfield, Seaforth, one of thq Executors, or
to the undersigned Solicitor foe the Exeou-
tors, on or before the -lot day of June, 19881
Afters the Said' date the Executors will pro-
ceed tp distribute, the Estate among the
parties' entitled thereto, f avhtg reference on!y
to the claims •of yhigb 4hey.sqhall have re-
ceived notice, and after such didtribution they
will not be accountable for any part of the
Estate to any one of whose claim they shall
not have received notice-
,Seaforth, let May, 19
F. HOLM STED.
BoHeitse for reenters.
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BEN -H -UR
The Special Milverton
o Flour.
a We have it; give it a
trial.
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Ground Screenings
e4 Chop of all kinds. •
' C. G. THOMSON
• Grain Dealer. Phone 25 4
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Freight
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The Finch Transportation of
London, will run one of their
trucks from London to Seaforth
daily. Will carry freight up to
three tons. They will give you
express service at freight rates.
Have your orders shipped by
Finch Transportation Co.
For further particulars in-
quire at
Iia a Edge's
HARDWARE STORE
Phone 61.
The following popular stallions
Stand for the'inµpRlpovereent• of otos
th18'Mason, Os SotloWst '•
The Imported recd ' Siyllon
lct3M°BERc iD 's%a8,,
(22070] I(*8300)'
EneoWent N¢, 6808, Approved. Feral Al
win stand for thq (IaerQveatent et 0600
this reeton''et •
T. 7. WHEY'S 8AXE STABLE. WINS'
Cumberland Steel (220701 (18908). wµe.by p
• Oamherland8and 82, nine years Hail.4. M
•was imported by T. J. - Berry,in gebruary,
1920. He is a dark, day led bay, :Ganda 144f,
hoods high, and weighs? better than a ton.
But with all hie eine ha Is an extra well
balanced horse and Will bated the big draught
hereof Olt tiff market le calling for at
present, ”
Culaberland Steyl was aired. by Erin's Cres6
(14889), dam Lady Lothian Mabel
(2, by
byLcihleny Agais 111804), (, 5 dem Mdt (20417).
e Royal Champ)Prince
g, g. dam 124),
cane Rose (20416), by Prineo of Rona (8136)�
is P. ,g. dam Bonney (22709), by GarteherMe
(2680), g. e. g. g. dam Smits, by Challenger
(1088).
Terms to Insure, 018,00.
JAMES B. SIMPSON,
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Manager. 2889
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STEAK OR CHOPS TO -DAY?
We have some very fine choice
cuts on hand and suggest that
you call and make your selection.
Or, if you phone us, we will pick
out the best for.ydu and deliver
in time for your dinner. Try our
meats and you will remain one
of our steady customers.
D. H. STEWART
Main Street - Seaforth.
Phone 58.
Stop! -Look! Listen!
CREAM WANTED
We are not only a Cream Market
for you, but we are also a large
Dairy Industry in your, •community.
We respectfully solicit your Cream
Our Motto:
Guaranteed Accurate Weights and
Tests.
Courteous and Prompt Service.,
Highest Market Values.
Cream Grading.
A difference of 3 cents per pound
Butter Fat paid between filo. 1 and
No. 2 Grade Cream.
Cash For Cream.
Cash paid to any Patron wishing
it when Cream is delivered.
Creamery open Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
The Seaforth Creamery.
Dray Business For Sale
For sale, the Draying Business
in Seaforth; three teams and
complete outfit. Apply - to
E. J. Box,
SEAFORTH. 2888-tf
. BUGGIES FOR SALE
Three Rubber Tired Buggies
for Sale,
The last chance to get one
our own make of Buggies.
Also one Heavy Wagon with
rack, as good as new; one
Good Steel Tired Buggy,
second hand.
RobertDevereux,
SEAFORTH 2889-2
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM IN THE TOWNSHIP •
OF McKILLOP
Under and by virtue of the powers of sale
contained in n certain mortgage, which will
be produced t the time of sale there will
be offered for sale by public auction, by
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, on Monday, the
14th day of May. 1923. at the hour of 2.16
o'clock in thy afternoon, at the Commereia]
Hotel, at Seaforth, Ontatio, the following
pr pert:
All and Singular that certain parcel or
tract'of land and premises situate lying and
being in the Township of McKillop In the
County of Huron, and being composed of
part of Lot Number 63, in the 14th Con.
cession of the said Township of McKillop,
and containing by admeasurement ninety-
eight acres of land more or less.
There are on the property - a flint class
house, driving shed and hen -house. The land
Is a rich and productive clay loam and is
well drained.
This farm is conveniently situated fie to
I schools, churehts, stores and market being
only about one mile and a quarter from the
C. P. R. Station, Walton, which is' a first-
etaae hipping point
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
Ten per cent of the porchnse monoy on
the dayof sale and the balance within 20
days thereafter.
For further part-ice/ars and conditions of
Sale apply to:
BEST & BEST,
Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitors for Vendor.
Apra 23rd, 1028. Thoo. Brown, Auntipneer.
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S. Ce White Leghorms & Barred Rocks
After several years' use of the Trapnest we can supply you with
Chicks that will develop into REAL LAYERS. The first year we
used the Trapneet our highest hen laid 208 eggs. Last year our
highest hen ,layed 276 eggs.
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The male birds at the head of our pens bre from these high rec-
ord hens. ',
In the Month of June we will have 10,000 Chicks
LEGHORNS yr 15c EACH. ROCKS AT 18c EACH ,
Walter' Rose; Brussels Ont
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CHEAP FEED
Chieftain Miffed Feed, _...$
per cwt a
Clansman Stock Food $
per cwt...... .......... .. ..
Low Grade Flour .-$ZSOU�
per cwt....—.
Rob Roy Mi11s, EAF1tedRTH
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Smart Oxfords
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For Ladies, :We are showing' a Fawn and
-Brown Orford, also a White Buck that are
very attractive /node's..
For Men,: we . have the New Crep Rubber
Sole, •suitayle-f'or Golf, Bowling and all outing
wear. .
Speciatly priced is a Goodyear Welt Tan
Oxford at $4 50, and a Cushion Sole Oxford for
Ladies at $3.00.
Shoes for the whole family at prices which
are low, considering the Quality.
Rubber Sole Outing Shoes For All.
FRED W. WIGG
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Frost Fence
How about the gaps in that old fence that
caused you so much trouble,last summer and al-
lowed your stock to destroy -so much grain crop?
In a few weeks the cattle will be out on pas-
ture again. Now is the time to dig the holes and
put up that new Fence you planned for last sea-
son.
We handle the Best Fence on the market,
and the Cheapest in the long run.' We have a
car load of wire coming in this week.
Call and see us and we will care for your
requirements.
James G. Martin
Frost Fence Agent
SEAFORTH - ONTARIO.
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SPEND YOUR SUMMER DAYS.A
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Blue Water Beach
On Lake -f uron's Shore
• One Mile South of. Goderich,Ontario.
The Ideal Place for Summer Homes
Write for Descriptive Booklet.- '-
GODERICH DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD.,
Box 157 ' - - - Goileriih.
Guarantees
Aecuraey — Service Price
—Ask One of Our Patrons—
FERGUSON'S
MEN'S KHAKI DRILL PANTS $2.UU
Per Pair
MEN'S KHAKI DUCK PANTS, $1 arf / 5
Per Pair
YOUTHS' KHAKI PANTS, $�•50
Per Pair
BOYS' KHAKI KNICKERS, $1.20
Per Pair
JUVENILE OVERALLS,
Per Pair 85c
WORK SOX,
Per Pair
MEN'S FELT WORK HATS, $1.25
Each
_.25c to 50c
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
SUMMER VESTS,
Each
25c to 75c
LADIES' COMBINATIONS, 75c to $19140
Each
LADIES' and BLOOME•RS CHILDREN'S 25c to 50c
T. Ferguson, -- Seaforth