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PAIDoU CAPI1'Ate •' - � $15 OOO,OOQ
RESER*' .. FUND, - $1,.5,O,tltlO
SI,AVCIETH BRANCH, J. a Mullen, Manager.
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Foody
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▪ home,
Year 'After Tad'
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It 'Becomes' Part of 'lfoureelf
it effectsyour healtb,',poeket
book', and your efficiency . at
your Work.
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CHEAP FEED
Chieftain Mixed Feed,
per cwt
Clansman Stock Food
percwt. . ... .................
Low Grade Flout'
per cwt........
$1.60
... $1.75
..'$2.00
Rob Roy Mi11s,SEAFORLimited.
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Rotatoe 9.Pgs'b.
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WWlhteat; per,
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trots Po•F•
Peal; per
Flour, In�l
our, '4!
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i4oMtotanll *�n�7i)bii is oyypp reaiwh lust,
to�t$. and rdtdt MoMtdbae6, a
essebter (Halts. tfistrade tStora .
pant, .n-ivR Tak/11taltp, on ABM) �2t11, to
"44 40: ue•e1 Debts, .a eon. (James
dint Tuokammildt, on May Srd, to Ma
:.z4. ,11!re. William- Doig, Jr., (nee Marla
Dave), a son..
Aepeoap:.-4n Tnekeramtt , on April 204h to
lam and Mm; John 1,. Devereux, twleo
boy and girl.
• TAg AS GOOD'.
•A$ IT.Lo min
T'4a p 4 u e ease plot assgggorate
e S9,•• ss oY,. 9iu' (t9tnoked
NOM; and you Can Take it come
trAOtp •your own fatcllen. No
dot /,yOuhave the proper recipe
• forarcing Ill 411 we wl
dy thq'ham it Noll melt in your
d.; a
mouth, ' ' Onrs are all' well se-
lected.; hams.
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D. H. STEWART
Main Street' - Seaforth.
Phone 58.
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• DEATH*
•amo.—Teresa, wife of 4. E. Sills. and mother.
of Roy C., sister of Mm. Coma, died at
4:80 p.m., Thursday. Funeral Monday of,
tornoon at 2 para. from'Eubj undertaking
marker% Cleveland, 7415 Wadi ,Park Ave.
Burial Woodland cemetery.
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U. F. 0. MEETING
A Meeting of the U. F. 0. will be held in
the Carnegie Library Hall. Seaforth, on
Wednesday. May 16th. at 8 o'clock p.m. All
aro cordially invitedto he present.
BERT IRWIN:
9891.1 Secretary.
Dray Business For Sale
For sale, the Draying Business
in Seaforthi three teams and
complete outfit. Apply to
E. J. Box, ,
SEAFORTH. 2888-t
=SAVE=
Just think of the countless
things that you can buy with
the Money you save in buy-
ing your SHOES _in Eg--
moridville !
We are more than pleased
with the number of sales we
are making in Shoes.
W. J. FINNIGAN.
'Phone 72.
AUCTION. SALES
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
feola —Thomas Brown has been instructed
6o sell by public auotion at the Royal Hotel,
Seaforth, on Saturday, May 1212,• '1928, at 2'
o'clock p.m., the following: Climax range
(coal m• wood), auto knitter nearly new,
Davenport bed. extension table nearly new, 2
bedsteads, 2 mattresses, 2 good bed spring.,
gent's bicycle, gaantity of stove pipet early
new, 2 reeking drain, high Chair, quantity of
preserved fruit, fruit gems, 9 good chairs,
weakling machine, sewing machine, garden
tools, ditching tools and other articles
too numerous to mentions. Terms. --Cash.
GEORGE FORD, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auc-
tioneer. 2891-1
IMPORTANT NOTICES
:CATTLE WANTED. -THE UNDERSIGNED
will take 35 head of cattle to pasture
n 100 acres. Good gram; plenty of water.
Apply to LOUIS GORMLEY, Eleven, Ont
2890-2
FOR SALE. -ONE &FT. MASSEY-HARRIS
Binder with truck and sheaf carried,
guaranteed in perfect working order; one
10 -foot Sharpe Rake. nearly new; one set
diamond barrows, 8 -sections; 1 one-horse
acufen with mould boards, Sao 2 new 14 -foot
farm gates. Easy Lewis. Apply to B. C.
BENDERSON, Box 785, St Marys ; or to J.
. B. HENDERSON, East William Street. Sea-
forth.2888-tf
COURT OF REVISION
VILLAGE OF HENSALL •
The meeting of the Court of Revision
Against the Assessment Roll for 1923 of the
Village of Bewail, will - be held in the
Town Hall, en Tuesday, June .5th. 1929, at
7 o'clock p.m. '
A. MURDOCK,
CLERK.
AMATEUR'
FINISHING
We make a speciality
of Developing a n d
Printing for Amateurs.
D. F. BUCK
• PHOTOGRAPHER
Seaforth - - - • Ont.
4000 000000000
W. T.BOX&CO.
O Embalmer and
O Funeral Directors
0 H. C. BOX•
O Holger of Government
0 Diploma and License
O Charges moderate
O .Flowers furnished on short
0 - notice.
0 Night Calle
Day Coils
0 Phone 175 Plfone 48
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TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Nice.
Citiaetw are hereby notified that the d,m.-
e ground at Mr. John McMnnn's, provided
by the Town, is only to he sand for dumping
of old material that wit not be n nuisance
or cause damage to Mr. McMann, and the
must be deosited in the pit and not
ethrown
over the fence or scattered around.
The dumping of old vegetables, garbage, etc.,
in forbidden. By order f the Council.
JOHN A. WILSON,
CLERK.
Seaforth. April 00th, 1020. 21,30.3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the Estate of John Porter-
field, Deceased.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of John Porterfield, late of the Town
of Clinton, who died on the fifth day of
April, 1928. are required to send full Po,
tioulars of their claims, duly verified, to Robt.
Pcrcerfield, Seaforth, one of the Executors. or
to the undersigned Solicitor for the Execu-
tors, on or before the 1st day of June, 1920.
After the sold date the Executors will pro-
ceed to distribute .the Estate among the
Parties entitled thereto, having reference onry
to the claims of which they shall have re-
ceived notice, and after such distribution they
will not be accountable 3or any pant of the
Estate to any one of whose claim they shall
not have received notice.
Seaforth, 1st May, 1929.
F. HOLMEBTED,
Solicitor for Executors.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM
LANDS
In The Township of McKillop
Under and by virtue of the powers of aale
contained in an Indenture of Mortgage which
will ho produced on the .day of sale, there
will be offered for sale by public auction, by
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, at The Commer'
sial Hotel. in the Town of Seaforth, on
Saturday, the 18th May, 1923, at the hour of.
two a'dock in the afternoon, the following
farm lands, namely, the Southwest thirty (80)
acres of lot number Thirty-three (83), in "the
Fourteenth (14th) Coti4seion 'of the said
Township of McKillop, more particularly de-
scribed in the said Mortgage.
The said land is all cleared and in a good
elate of cultivation and ready for crop and
is well situated near the thriving. Village of
Walton.
TERMS OF SALE:
Twenty (20) per cent of purchase money
in cash on the day of sale and the balance,
without interest. within this'v days there-
after. The Purchaser wit' be required to
sign an agreement to complete tun purchase.
Further particulars and. terms of sale will
be made known on the day of sale and may
be had in the meantime froln the undersigned.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this 27th day
of April. 19;3.
R. S. HAYS,
Mortgagee's Solicitor.
Thomas Brovbn, Auctioneer. 2890-8r
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM IN THE TOWNSHIP
OF McKILLOP
Under and by virtue of the powers of sale
contained ',in a certain mortgage, which will.
he produced at the time of sale, there will
be offered fen 'ale by public auction. by
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, on Monday, the
14th day of May, 1923, at the hour of 2.15
o'clock in ,the afternoon. 08 the Commercial
.Hotel, at Seaforth. Ontario, the following
pre perty:
All and Singular that certain parcel or
tract of land and premi8ea situate lying and
being in the Township of McKillop to the
County of Huron, and being composed• of
part 85 Lot Number 00. in the 14th a,n-
ceonion of the said Township of MofiiU'
and containing by admeasurement sin
eight acres of land mere or less.
There are on the property a first art's
house, driving shed and 'hen -house. The land
Is a rich and productive clay room and Is
well drained.
This farm' is conveniently situated ea to
enhoolo, churches. stores and market, being
only about one mile, and a quarter from the
C.. P. R. Station, Walton, which is a Stat-
eless shipping point
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OP SALE:
Ten per cent of the purohnee money on
the day of sale and the balance within 20
days thereafter.
For further particulars and conditioner of
Sale apply to:
BEST & BEST,
• Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitors for Vender.
April 23rd, 1028, Tiros. Brown, Auctioneer. r
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P4i'TLAR STALLIONS
8rbl tollowong p alar stallion will
stand for the improvement of stock
this season, as follgw,s:
The lmportad•add Stallion
CUMBERLAND STEEL
142010] (18309)
Enrolment No. 6808. Animated. Form Al.
Wilt otaad for the dmptovement of stock
ttu�rbo season aapp
.T. 3.'UERRY'6 SALE STABLE, BENHAM
'.Cumberland 5teel1820701 (11)800) wee bred
by the Moles. Steel.of Lesson Han Wig -
n. Cumberland, anis nine yeoro old. d. He
was Imported by T. J. Berry, in, February,
1020. He 49 a dark, dappled,bay, stands 17(f
fronds high. and weighs better than a ton.
Bus with all his else be is an extra wen
belonged, horse and will breed theb1g drought
horses that tht market is calling for at
preeent
Cumberland Steel was sired by Erin's Crest
(14688), dam Ludy Lothian (88460); by
Lothian Again (11804), g. dam Mabel (20417).
by Royal Champion (8968), a g. - dam Prin-
cess Rose .(20/16), by Prince of Rosa (8135),
g g. g. dam Bouoey. (22109), by Gnreherrie
(2800), g. g. g. g. dem 8miee, by Challenger
(1088).
Terror to Insure, *08.00.
JAMES B. SIMPSON.
Manager. 2889
The Pure Bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion
LORD MANSFIELD
Imp. [211671 (13603)
Vol. 29, B.C. S. B,
Passel-- Enrolment No. 231. Form I.
Will stand for the improvement
this season, as follows;
Monday.. --Will leave his own stable, Beech-
wood, and no to Edward Eckmlero, Lot 30,
Conoesolon 6, Logan, far node; then to Wm.
Morena, Lot 28, Concession 8, Logan, for
night. Tuesday. -To Louis Bennewets, 7.ot
38, Conct.sion 9, Logan, for n; then 8y
his own stable for night. Wednesday. -'To
Jchr. Shannon's, Conee+m,on 8, McKillop, for
noon; then to Owen Flynn's, for night.
Thursday, --To William Anderson's, McKillop,
for noon; then to his own stable' for night.
Friday. -To Martin 'Curtin's. 1 t_ milt. 01100
of Seaforth, for noon: then to Joseph At]cin-
sr•n'n, Hibbert, for night, Saturday. -To Wm,
Dornny'u, for noon; then to his own -stable
for night
Terms to insure $10.00.
JAMES EVANS,
Proprietor & Manager.
of- stack
Your
Freight
Rates
Solved
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
H. Edge's
HARDWARE STORE
Phone 61.
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Flour.
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also
Ground Screenings '
O Chop of all kinds. o
O C. G. THOMSON o
Grain Dealer. Phone 25 0
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TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Tenders For Laying Water
Mains.
Sealed Menden marked and addressed to Mr.
John Wilson, Clerk, Seaforth, Onthrio, will
be received until May 15th. 1923, for laying
approximately .three and a quarter miles of
six and eight inch water mains.
Plans and specification. may be Been and
frame of tender obtained from the Engineers,
James, Proctor & Redfern, Limited. 36 To-
ronto Street, Toronto, or from the Town
Clerk of Seaforth.
The lowest or any tender not neceseartly
.accepted.
W. GOi.DING, JOHN A. WILSON,
MAYOR. CLERK.
2890-2
Stop! ,Look! Listen!
CREAM WANTED
We are not only a Cream Market
for you. but we are also a large
Dai y Ind stry in your community.
W.,eres pfully so icit your Cream.
tt0'
Gu1ltanteet ccur to efts and
Tes .
Courteous and Prompt S rvice.
Highest Market Valu .
Cream trading.
A difference of 3 cents per pound
Butter Fat paid between No. 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 Q'reamery.
xunmvl
Smart Oxfords
For Ladies, we are showing a Fawn ana
Brown Oxford, also a White Buck that are
very attractive models.
For Men, we have the New Crep Rubber
Sole, suitable for Golf, Bowling and all outing
wear.
Specially 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.
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FRED W. WIGG
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SEAFORTH=
IS BECOMING MORE AND MORE A DAIRY -
CENTRE, AND THE INDUST_R_Y__
BETTER ESTABLISHED.
But— Are you .obtaining all' the profit
from your cows, or are you trying to get along
with that makeshift of a separator and as the
days and weeks go by losing that, which in one
year, would pay fora New, Clean Skimming
De Laval? i�la►`d1�
Let us Demonstrate to You the Difference.
James. G. Martin
De Laval Agent
SEAFORTH - ONTARIO
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And in Spite ef..,AliThat
you probably spend far more
time anrt,1 thought in choosing a.
new hat' than you do in shoos -
Ing your food,'
and use, effect the well-being of
the whole family, while the hurt
you buy effects your personal
appearance only. '
The Food You Buy
Growing Children
`require plenty of good, clean,
= eourishing food to fit them for
E the battle before them. If they
• do not get It in their youth
= when their bones and muscles
E are forming, it , will handicap
= them through life.
E Your Efficiency in buying, preparing and serv-
ing the Food for your family
• -is of far more'importance, as
• far as their future Health is
concerned, than your efficiency
• at any other of your household
F. duties.
It Need 'Not Necessarily Cost
you any more financially to give
them the right kind of Food,
but it might require the use of
• a little better judgment, and
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at the ahrtle
ent-eanned e1
fold.
There is just u
iebment irl a•fidn SR1,1
you pay 2@e,-qr ,0 Fog' ad
is in the kind'7011,-PRF.
While tine ehemier 40.4,4ee
Corn, for'',instance, have,:r .y
shredded' bob'i11 them than Corn,
Do You Know What
the Baking Pow'dem� you ruse *taus
to do with the Keeping (grQual-
ities of ,yo'Cake? 1
Do You Know What ' ,, E
the Cheaper Grades pf Moles-
ses mostly consist oft
When You Buy 'a Package
of Tea, do you know what the
container costs you?
• When Yon Bay
a ll.rcent package of Soda: Bis-
cuits, do you know if you are
getting a pound or half a pound
of Biscuits': °'„
Let Your Grocer Advise You C
It's his business, and be should
know—if, he sets' himself up in =
business and solicits you" pa
tronage, he should he wove- .
tent and able to guide- and ad-;.
vise you in your. baying.
TRY PANCAKES AND MAPLE SYRUP THIS WEEK.
PANCAKE FLOUR, 11/4 lbs. -net
All ready. for use. Just add milk or water.
PURE MAPLE SYRUP, per Gallon
Put up in Pints, Quarts, and One-half Gallons
F. SWANSDOWN FLOUR, 2% lbs. net Package
F. A Special Preparation for Cakes and Biscuits
• with Directions and Recipes on Package.
• HEINZ SWEET MIXED PICKLES (in bulk), Pint
- You can buy them this way for about half the price as
- compared with buying them in Bottle., quality the same.
15c
$2.75
42c
35c
SUNMAID SEEDLESS RAISINS, (in 1)u1k), Pound.........15c
.lust the same as in package at 20c for 15 oz.
• SODAS, CIIRISTIE'S and McCORMACK'S (in bulk), per 1b.17e
When you buy them in Cartons they cost. you about 30c Ib.;
SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLES, 21 oz.
In Medium Syrup.
ASPARAGUS TIPS, 1 -lb. Tins
About 3 inches long; very tender. (Just the Tips).
COOKED HAM (Epicure Brand), Pound
Lean and Well Cooked.
Handled exclusively by us in Seaforth. Next time you buy.'.
Cooked Ham or Bacon, try ours and note. the Difference.
28c •
50c
55c-'
We Carry a Full Line df Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
ST
D.DOMINION LISTED
CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS
Do you,,. Hens? ..
or do the Hens keep you?
Fa�Chicks
Y
S.C. White Leghorns & 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 Trapnest our highest hen laid 208 eggs. Last year our
highest hen 'eyed 276 eggs.
The male birds at the head of our pens are from these high rec.-
ord hens.
In the Month of June we will have 10,000 Chicks
LEGHORNS AT 15c EACH- ROCKS AT I8c EACH
Walter Rose, Brussels Ont
BOX 34 PHONE 4-38X
Machine Sliced Break -Heinz
fast BACON,
Pound 33C
CHEAP FEED
Chieftain Mixed Feed,
per cwt
Clansman Stock Food
percwt. . ... .................
Low Grade Flout'
per cwt........
$1.60
... $1.75
..'$2.00
Rob Roy Mi11s,SEAFORLimited.
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q,.
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s:;a,4a, ��+cf11y+1 Ina lant�•,wlQr�iF�4ur
.�.N�, !a4`,�il c��l'.+. fi:�rt$�`�. L'4'^e+✓i�i�0
ilk, till'rt+,t{Iwr ��^�' Yv�'rriui'
bat "
!Oh 9fib
#IMMO. Per 1br`...,
Rotatoe 9.Pgs'b.
•.oats. ', hen,
WWlhteat; per,
' Ba$eyy ;,Vero
trots Po•F•
Peal; per
Flour, In�l
our, '4!
J
i4oMtotanll *�n�7i)bii is oyypp reaiwh lust,
to�t$. and rdtdt MoMtdbae6, a
essebter (Halts. tfistrade tStora .
pant, .n-ivR Tak/11taltp, on ABM) �2t11, to
"44 40: ue•e1 Debts, .a eon. (James
dint Tuokammildt, on May Srd, to Ma
:.z4. ,11!re. William- Doig, Jr., (nee Marla
Dave), a son..
Aepeoap:.-4n Tnekeramtt , on April 204h to
lam and Mm; John 1,. Devereux, twleo
boy and girl.
• TAg AS GOOD'.
•A$ IT.Lo min
T'4a p 4 u e ease plot assgggorate
e S9,•• ss oY,. 9iu' (t9tnoked
NOM; and you Can Take it come
trAOtp •your own fatcllen. No
dot /,yOuhave the proper recipe
• forarcing Ill 411 we wl
dy thq'ham it Noll melt in your
d.; a
mouth, ' ' Onrs are all' well se-
lected.; hams.
•
D. H. STEWART
Main Street' - Seaforth.
Phone 58.
r.2 ill , i1d u sup-
.
• DEATH*
•amo.—Teresa, wife of 4. E. Sills. and mother.
of Roy C., sister of Mm. Coma, died at
4:80 p.m., Thursday. Funeral Monday of,
tornoon at 2 para. from'Eubj undertaking
marker% Cleveland, 7415 Wadi ,Park Ave.
Burial Woodland cemetery.
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Block Main Street, opposite 0
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Holmes' residence, Goderich O
Street West;' Chas. Holmes' 0
residence over store. O
Flowers furnished on short 0
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U. F. 0. MEETING
A Meeting of the U. F. 0. will be held in
the Carnegie Library Hall. Seaforth, on
Wednesday. May 16th. at 8 o'clock p.m. All
aro cordially invitedto he present.
BERT IRWIN:
9891.1 Secretary.
Dray Business For Sale
For sale, the Draying Business
in Seaforthi three teams and
complete outfit. Apply to
E. J. Box, ,
SEAFORTH. 2888-t
=SAVE=
Just think of the countless
things that you can buy with
the Money you save in buy-
ing your SHOES _in Eg--
moridville !
We are more than pleased
with the number of sales we
are making in Shoes.
W. J. FINNIGAN.
'Phone 72.
AUCTION. SALES
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
feola —Thomas Brown has been instructed
6o sell by public auotion at the Royal Hotel,
Seaforth, on Saturday, May 1212,• '1928, at 2'
o'clock p.m., the following: Climax range
(coal m• wood), auto knitter nearly new,
Davenport bed. extension table nearly new, 2
bedsteads, 2 mattresses, 2 good bed spring.,
gent's bicycle, gaantity of stove pipet early
new, 2 reeking drain, high Chair, quantity of
preserved fruit, fruit gems, 9 good chairs,
weakling machine, sewing machine, garden
tools, ditching tools and other articles
too numerous to mentions. Terms. --Cash.
GEORGE FORD, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auc-
tioneer. 2891-1
IMPORTANT NOTICES
:CATTLE WANTED. -THE UNDERSIGNED
will take 35 head of cattle to pasture
n 100 acres. Good gram; plenty of water.
Apply to LOUIS GORMLEY, Eleven, Ont
2890-2
FOR SALE. -ONE &FT. MASSEY-HARRIS
Binder with truck and sheaf carried,
guaranteed in perfect working order; one
10 -foot Sharpe Rake. nearly new; one set
diamond barrows, 8 -sections; 1 one-horse
acufen with mould boards, Sao 2 new 14 -foot
farm gates. Easy Lewis. Apply to B. C.
BENDERSON, Box 785, St Marys ; or to J.
. B. HENDERSON, East William Street. Sea-
forth.2888-tf
COURT OF REVISION
VILLAGE OF HENSALL •
The meeting of the Court of Revision
Against the Assessment Roll for 1923 of the
Village of Bewail, will - be held in the
Town Hall, en Tuesday, June .5th. 1929, at
7 o'clock p.m. '
A. MURDOCK,
CLERK.
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TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Nice.
Citiaetw are hereby notified that the d,m.-
e ground at Mr. John McMnnn's, provided
by the Town, is only to he sand for dumping
of old material that wit not be n nuisance
or cause damage to Mr. McMann, and the
must be deosited in the pit and not
ethrown
over the fence or scattered around.
The dumping of old vegetables, garbage, etc.,
in forbidden. By order f the Council.
JOHN A. WILSON,
CLERK.
Seaforth. April 00th, 1020. 21,30.3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the Estate of John Porter-
field, Deceased.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of John Porterfield, late of the Town
of Clinton, who died on the fifth day of
April, 1928. are required to send full Po,
tioulars of their claims, duly verified, to Robt.
Pcrcerfield, Seaforth, one of the Executors. or
to the undersigned Solicitor for the Execu-
tors, on or before the 1st day of June, 1920.
After the sold date the Executors will pro-
ceed to distribute .the Estate among the
Parties entitled thereto, having reference onry
to the claims of which they shall have re-
ceived notice, and after such distribution they
will not be accountable 3or any pant of the
Estate to any one of whose claim they shall
not have received notice.
Seaforth, 1st May, 1929.
F. HOLMEBTED,
Solicitor for Executors.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM
LANDS
In The Township of McKillop
Under and by virtue of the powers of aale
contained in an Indenture of Mortgage which
will ho produced on the .day of sale, there
will be offered for sale by public auction, by
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, at The Commer'
sial Hotel. in the Town of Seaforth, on
Saturday, the 18th May, 1923, at the hour of.
two a'dock in the afternoon, the following
farm lands, namely, the Southwest thirty (80)
acres of lot number Thirty-three (83), in "the
Fourteenth (14th) Coti4seion 'of the said
Township of McKillop, more particularly de-
scribed in the said Mortgage.
The said land is all cleared and in a good
elate of cultivation and ready for crop and
is well situated near the thriving. Village of
Walton.
TERMS OF SALE:
Twenty (20) per cent of purchase money
in cash on the day of sale and the balance,
without interest. within this'v days there-
after. The Purchaser wit' be required to
sign an agreement to complete tun purchase.
Further particulars and. terms of sale will
be made known on the day of sale and may
be had in the meantime froln the undersigned.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this 27th day
of April. 19;3.
R. S. HAYS,
Mortgagee's Solicitor.
Thomas Brovbn, Auctioneer. 2890-8r
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM IN THE TOWNSHIP
OF McKILLOP
Under and by virtue of the powers of sale
contained ',in a certain mortgage, which will.
he produced at the time of sale, there will
be offered fen 'ale by public auction. by
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, on Monday, the
14th day of May, 1923, at the hour of 2.15
o'clock in ,the afternoon. 08 the Commercial
.Hotel, at Seaforth. Ontario, the following
pre perty:
All and Singular that certain parcel or
tract of land and premi8ea situate lying and
being in the Township of McKillop to the
County of Huron, and being composed• of
part 85 Lot Number 00. in the 14th a,n-
ceonion of the said Township of MofiiU'
and containing by admeasurement sin
eight acres of land mere or less.
There are on the property a first art's
house, driving shed and 'hen -house. The land
Is a rich and productive clay room and Is
well drained.
This farm' is conveniently situated ea to
enhoolo, churches. stores and market, being
only about one mile, and a quarter from the
C.. P. R. Station, Walton, which is a Stat-
eless shipping point
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OP SALE:
Ten per cent of the purohnee money on
the day of sale and the balance within 20
days thereafter.
For further particulars and conditioner of
Sale apply to:
BEST & BEST,
• Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitors for Vender.
April 23rd, 1028, Tiros. Brown, Auctioneer. r
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P4i'TLAR STALLIONS
8rbl tollowong p alar stallion will
stand for the improvement of stock
this season, as follgw,s:
The lmportad•add Stallion
CUMBERLAND STEEL
142010] (18309)
Enrolment No. 6808. Animated. Form Al.
Wilt otaad for the dmptovement of stock
ttu�rbo season aapp
.T. 3.'UERRY'6 SALE STABLE, BENHAM
'.Cumberland 5teel1820701 (11)800) wee bred
by the Moles. Steel.of Lesson Han Wig -
n. Cumberland, anis nine yeoro old. d. He
was Imported by T. J. Berry, in, February,
1020. He 49 a dark, dappled,bay, stands 17(f
fronds high. and weighs better than a ton.
Bus with all his else be is an extra wen
belonged, horse and will breed theb1g drought
horses that tht market is calling for at
preeent
Cumberland Steel was sired by Erin's Crest
(14688), dam Ludy Lothian (88460); by
Lothian Again (11804), g. dam Mabel (20417).
by Royal Champion (8968), a g. - dam Prin-
cess Rose .(20/16), by Prince of Rosa (8135),
g g. g. dam Bouoey. (22109), by Gnreherrie
(2800), g. g. g. g. dem 8miee, by Challenger
(1088).
Terror to Insure, *08.00.
JAMES B. SIMPSON.
Manager. 2889
The Pure Bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion
LORD MANSFIELD
Imp. [211671 (13603)
Vol. 29, B.C. S. B,
Passel-- Enrolment No. 231. Form I.
Will stand for the improvement
this season, as follows;
Monday.. --Will leave his own stable, Beech-
wood, and no to Edward Eckmlero, Lot 30,
Conoesolon 6, Logan, far node; then to Wm.
Morena, Lot 28, Concession 8, Logan, for
night. Tuesday. -To Louis Bennewets, 7.ot
38, Conct.sion 9, Logan, for n; then 8y
his own stable for night. Wednesday. -'To
Jchr. Shannon's, Conee+m,on 8, McKillop, for
noon; then to Owen Flynn's, for night.
Thursday, --To William Anderson's, McKillop,
for noon; then to his own stable' for night.
Friday. -To Martin 'Curtin's. 1 t_ milt. 01100
of Seaforth, for noon: then to Joseph At]cin-
sr•n'n, Hibbert, for night, Saturday. -To Wm,
Dornny'u, for noon; then to his own -stable
for night
Terms to insure $10.00.
JAMES EVANS,
Proprietor & Manager.
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Your
Freight
Rates
Solved
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
H. Edge's
HARDWARE STORE
Phone 61.
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TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Tenders For Laying Water
Mains.
Sealed Menden marked and addressed to Mr.
John Wilson, Clerk, Seaforth, Onthrio, will
be received until May 15th. 1923, for laying
approximately .three and a quarter miles of
six and eight inch water mains.
Plans and specification. may be Been and
frame of tender obtained from the Engineers,
James, Proctor & Redfern, Limited. 36 To-
ronto Street, Toronto, or from the Town
Clerk of Seaforth.
The lowest or any tender not neceseartly
.accepted.
W. GOi.DING, JOHN A. WILSON,
MAYOR. CLERK.
2890-2
Stop! ,Look! Listen!
CREAM WANTED
We are not only a Cream Market
for you. but we are also a large
Dai y Ind stry in your community.
W.,eres pfully so icit your Cream.
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Gu1ltanteet ccur to efts and
Tes .
Courteous and Prompt S rvice.
Highest Market Valu .
Cream trading.
A difference of 3 cents per pound
Butter Fat paid between No. 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 Q'reamery.
xunmvl
Smart Oxfords
For Ladies, we are showing a Fawn ana
Brown Oxford, also a White Buck that are
very attractive models.
For Men, we have the New Crep Rubber
Sole, suitable for Golf, Bowling and all outing
wear.
Specially 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.
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FRED W. WIGG
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SEAFORTH=
IS BECOMING MORE AND MORE A DAIRY -
CENTRE, AND THE INDUST_R_Y__
BETTER ESTABLISHED.
But— Are you .obtaining all' the profit
from your cows, or are you trying to get along
with that makeshift of a separator and as the
days and weeks go by losing that, which in one
year, would pay fora New, Clean Skimming
De Laval? i�la►`d1�
Let us Demonstrate to You the Difference.
James. G. Martin
De Laval Agent
SEAFORTH - ONTARIO
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And in Spite ef..,AliThat
you probably spend far more
time anrt,1 thought in choosing a.
new hat' than you do in shoos -
Ing your food,'
and use, effect the well-being of
the whole family, while the hurt
you buy effects your personal
appearance only. '
The Food You Buy
Growing Children
`require plenty of good, clean,
= eourishing food to fit them for
E the battle before them. If they
• do not get It in their youth
= when their bones and muscles
E are forming, it , will handicap
= them through life.
E Your Efficiency in buying, preparing and serv-
ing the Food for your family
• -is of far more'importance, as
• far as their future Health is
concerned, than your efficiency
• at any other of your household
F. duties.
It Need 'Not Necessarily Cost
you any more financially to give
them the right kind of Food,
but it might require the use of
• a little better judgment, and
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at the ahrtle
ent-eanned e1
fold.
There is just u
iebment irl a•fidn SR1,1
you pay 2@e,-qr ,0 Fog' ad
is in the kind'7011,-PRF.
While tine ehemier 40.4,4ee
Corn, for'',instance, have,:r .y
shredded' bob'i11 them than Corn,
Do You Know What
the Baking Pow'dem� you ruse *taus
to do with the Keeping (grQual-
ities of ,yo'Cake? 1
Do You Know What ' ,, E
the Cheaper Grades pf Moles-
ses mostly consist oft
When You Buy 'a Package
of Tea, do you know what the
container costs you?
• When Yon Bay
a ll.rcent package of Soda: Bis-
cuits, do you know if you are
getting a pound or half a pound
of Biscuits': °'„
Let Your Grocer Advise You C
It's his business, and be should
know—if, he sets' himself up in =
business and solicits you" pa
tronage, he should he wove- .
tent and able to guide- and ad-;.
vise you in your. baying.
TRY PANCAKES AND MAPLE SYRUP THIS WEEK.
PANCAKE FLOUR, 11/4 lbs. -net
All ready. for use. Just add milk or water.
PURE MAPLE SYRUP, per Gallon
Put up in Pints, Quarts, and One-half Gallons
F. SWANSDOWN FLOUR, 2% lbs. net Package
F. A Special Preparation for Cakes and Biscuits
• with Directions and Recipes on Package.
• HEINZ SWEET MIXED PICKLES (in bulk), Pint
- You can buy them this way for about half the price as
- compared with buying them in Bottle., quality the same.
15c
$2.75
42c
35c
SUNMAID SEEDLESS RAISINS, (in 1)u1k), Pound.........15c
.lust the same as in package at 20c for 15 oz.
• SODAS, CIIRISTIE'S and McCORMACK'S (in bulk), per 1b.17e
When you buy them in Cartons they cost. you about 30c Ib.;
SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLES, 21 oz.
In Medium Syrup.
ASPARAGUS TIPS, 1 -lb. Tins
About 3 inches long; very tender. (Just the Tips).
COOKED HAM (Epicure Brand), Pound
Lean and Well Cooked.
Handled exclusively by us in Seaforth. Next time you buy.'.
Cooked Ham or Bacon, try ours and note. the Difference.
28c •
50c
55c-'
We Carry a Full Line df Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
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D.DOMINION LISTED
CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS
WE SELL TO SATISFY
10 lbs Granulated 100 lb bag
$1.20 Sugar sum
TIGER
CATSUP
Pont , ...1 rC
Shirriff's or
Pure Gold Jellies
3Pkts, ... 25C
SELECT
COFFEE
Pound ...55C
Clark's Pork & Beans
1 S.
2 Tins 23c
2 Tins 29C
CORN SYRUP
Crown Brand
IL 39c
Special
Blend
Tea
60c pound
Shredded Wheat
Boxes ... 25c
Sheriff's
MARMALADE
4S. .63c
Quaker
CORN
FLAKES
Waxtite
2
Pkts. ... 19c
Machine Sliced Break -Heinz
fast BACON,
Pound 33C
KETCHUP,
Small
Size 21C
SOAP CHIPSGOLD DUST
2 per
Pounds .27c I Pkg. 5C
• PRUI4ES
I Pounds . 27c•'
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