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IEULLSGREEN
Nalties-_An Faster cantata will
-Viven in Ykillegreen �Church next Su
40 afternoon, April 17th, at 180 P.
by the union choirs of Kippen a
Vahisgreen. Everybody come a
bring your friends. -Mr. Wal
i0axHle, and sister, Muriel, spent
co , pple of days visiting in Seafor
(last week. -Mr. Jaynes Jarrett -h
purchased the farm belonging
34-irs. C. Cochrane. Mrs. Cochra
and daughters, Agnes and Annie, a
intending to move to Clinton in t&
near future. Before their delpartm
the members 4 HilligTeen congreg
tion and choir, also the commuridt.
gathered at their home and spent th
evening and presented Mr&. Cochran
iand the girls with a beautiful bridig
lamp, electric iron, electric toaste
and curling tongs, Me. W. Carlil
read the address and Mr. Arch�
Parsons and William Cochrane mad
the presentation. The -address was a
-follows: "Mrs. Cochrane, Agnes an
Annie: We, your friends and ac
-quaintances�, hearing of your depar
ture from our immediate neighbor
]hood, felt we could not let you g
A -without showing in some manner th
,esteem in which you are held. So i
the name of the community, churcl
!0- im ;and choir, please accept these smal
tokens of appreciation. These sep
arate articles are for rinutual use be
tween -the three of you. We hop
you will have much comfort in you
-new home and trust that these electri
appliances may be of use to you.'
Annie and Agnes made brief replies
thanking all for their kindness and
1hoped they would all enjoy them
selves the re-st of the evening. A
'bea,utiful lunch was served, aftei
which everyon ' e enjoyed themselves
for a few hours and thanking Mrs
Cochrane and girls for such a beauti-
ful time, all retired to their homes.
CROMARTY
W. M. S. -The April meeting of the
'W.M.S. was held on Thursday after-
31ocin at the home of Mrs. S. A. Miller
in the village, with twenty-one mem-
lbers present. 'Me President, Mrs.
Scott, pre-ided. A very enjoyable
iand profitable meeting wa�� held. Mrs.
Donald McKellar read the Scripture
lesson. The study book, "Moslem
Womm" was taken by Mrs. E. Gra-
hayn. Mrs. John Hamilton also gave
a very interesting paper. A very
I)Ieasing duet was rendered by Mrs.
Kenneth McKellar and Mrs. Williarti
Willier. Mrs. Hill led in prayer, af-
Iter which a very nice duet was sung
'by Miss Grace Houg4bton and Mrs.
Duncan McKellar. Very suit -able and
-well chosen Fiaster hymns were used
:for the meeting, after which Mrs. S.
A. Miller closed with prayer and the
Lord's Prayer in unison.
Notes. -Mr. Ernest Graham receiv-
ed the staid news on Thursday of the
death of his fai Rev. Mr. Gra _
]harn, of St. Paul, The funeral took
place on Saturday. -We are pleased
to state that Mrs. William McLaren,
-who has been so seriously ill, is af
present slightly improved. - Mrs .
Quance, of the village, is spending a
-few dayn in F3ceter with ber mother,
Mrs. Allen, who is; at present quite,
ill. -Mrs. R. Gardinor entertained sev-
eral of the ladies at a quilting party
last week. A very enjoyable after -
moon was spent by all. -Several of
'the Marian Ritchie Auxiliary mem-
bers from here went to Mitchell on
Monday evening to 'hear a most in-
teresting address given by 'Miss Sin-
clair, field secretary for the W. M. S,
;and C. G. 1. T., and after the meeting
lh�py wert, entertained by the C. G.
1. T. True Blues, who served them a
very dainty lunch. -The Scarlet Min-
strel sh-ow was well attended. Th�,
]hall was crowded to the door and ev-
,erybody reports a Tnost enjoyable�
time.
WINTITROP
Ladies, Aid. -The Ladies' Aid and
W.M.S. meeting hei at. the home of
Mrs. R. Campbell -was well attoi
irwith Mrs. C. Hillen presiding. The
imeeting opened by singing Hymn 566.
The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs.
H. BlAnichard from the 20th chapter
of John, followed by messenger
prayer by Mrs. D. McFarlane. The
topic on "India's Jubilee" was given
by Mrs. J. Simpson, and a reading
4Dn "Society From Spring Town" wa-,4
lgiven by Mrs. A. Ross, followed -by
silent prayer for the safety of our
missionaries in China, followed by
Tlymn 225. Mrs. C. Hillen and Mrs.
A. A. Cuthill were appointed dele-
gates to attend the annual meeting
4of the Women's Missionary Society
to be held in Goderich Thursday, Apr.
28th. After Other business items
were discussed the meeting closed by
singing Hymn 386 and repenting the
Lord's prayer in unison.
N*tes.-The progressive euchre and
Idance 'held in the ball Monday even -
Ing by the Football Club was well
tattemided. Th� prize winners were as
follows: Ladies, most games, Miss
Annie Sholdice; ]one bands, Mrs, P.
Little; consolation, Misis Bessie Blan-
4chard; g"ts, -most games, Russel
Moltoin,, lone hands, Adrian Hogg;
IC6112,01ation, Mr. A, -A. Cutbill. Af-
ter l"ch � wi 3erved, a few hours
'WOrO Spent it afiefng�Tvlr. W. C.
lRehIl6tt- stairtM bn the road this week
'with hit trutX-SchOol, closes Thurs-
day f6r the- 1906� h4lidAyA. - Our
'Sympathy 96" Oldtit6 At. Sol. Shan -
Mon on th4e 'death of 'hek )Mtfier, Mrs.
James Hudson, Of fthlondVille, who
passed away 94tutd4s�. �' afteknoon.
April 9th, after a 16119 111nbg&, Th6
funeral took place t6AAAhlivabank
J�1/ CeTnetery Tuesday Thl,
farmen are butsy on- the liaildi 961Tte
bit'Ve started seeding.-Mv. 'Rdroi
.4 Iffulley spent Sunday -with f±1*ierjdg,,
Inour VAtAA.40 , .. .1
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9' 'PUP �MV ru
B4won". Who died Avr4 loth, 10
er Short an d OqAden woo �he call,
lqr ��IreWnl soi dearly. aoyi by ioll;
WoW IW48 great the shoch severe.
WO little tboi -his, death so near.
vm- VVMet him?No, we never will,
4. Por in God's care be. liveth fftip_
e R096xl -WIFE A" PAWLY.
In fund and loving znemoxr ot our dear
wister, Reatirice ArrAstpong, who vapoed away
one years ago. April 0* IQ26,
be
Not -dead to tlwo-*ho loved her;
Not dead, but gone bVfore,
M. P- she 1��* in our hearts,
nd Azd will f.Q.rever more.
id 8096-1 Husband, Mother and__Vamlly.
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th CARD Oir THANKS
as The family of the late Mrs. ja Hudson
to wish to thank all their kind frneensils and
1p neighbors for the kindness and sympathy
shown them in their recent sad bereavement,
also for the beautiful floral offering received
e and anyone who in any way assisted with
0 the services.
a- JAMES HilDSON-
IWORTANT NOTICES
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e FOR SAL" --A FEW CHOICE SOWS. -
Apply to S. F. CARRON, R. R. 4, Sea -
forth. Phone 14-144. 9096-1
e TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE. --FOR SAY,
e 46 quantity of Timothy Seed, Phone 21
an 14 , Seaforth, or address Egmoi pu2it
s Office. ROBERT YieGONIGLE. 8096x2
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N OTICE.-WaLL TAKE A NUMBER OF
cattle on Lot 84, Concession 8, Hibberi
or will rent. Apply to RICHARD BARRY,
- Seaforth. 3096x2
0 SALE 20 CHOICE SUCKERS SIX
e FowReelcs old; 1 Young sow safe in pig;
n others ready to breed. Apply to JOHN
NOLAN, R. R� 4. Seaforth. Phone 21-144.
3096-1
FARM TO RENT. -PASTURE FARM IN
Tuckeninitb to rent. Apply to JAMES
SPROAT, R. R. No. 3, Seaforth, or phone
e 34-160. 809"
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CATTLE WANTED -A LIMITED NUM -
her of We wanted to feed on grass by
the mointh,clon Lot 34, Concession 14, Me-
Killop. Apply to JOHN FLANNERY, Wal-
ton. 3096x3
F ARM FOR SALE. -FOR S �EWEAT
Half Lots 7 and 8, containing 160 acres.
an 9th Concession, On the pre I nes are a
71.
and half brick house, bank barn 66x9g,
hog Den 65x2O, driving shed and garage. The c
land is all cleared but 12 acres bush; tile o
Irained and well fenced; mile from school, G t
mile3 from Seaforth and Hens,all. Rural mail
4nd phone. This is one of the beat farms in P
Tuckersmith and will be sold on easy terms b
" the prop ietor has been forced to give up
farming on account of ill health. Also 50 F
acre grass farm, east half of Lot 7, on 9th
ConceBs on. These will be sold as one farm
or in separate parcels. For further particu-
lam apply on the premises or address R. R.
No. 2, Kippen. JOHN RAY. 3094-tf
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AUCTION SALES fi
AUCTION SALE. -MR. THOMAS BROWN T
will sell by Public auction on Saturday,
April 16th, at 1.30 P.m., at the residence of
R. J. Wegg. James and Wilson Streets, a
quantity of fumiture including piano ( wall
nut) new co,ndition. Columbia Grafanolo ZN
records -, dining room suite, orn set, washing
machine, wicker chai r" , wahnut dresser, kit -
then cupboard, violin. flute, Japanese fiddle,
baby carriage and numerous other articles. S'
A�ovo goods may be impected at any time
prior to sale. Terms--Oash. R. J. WEGG.
Proprietor; Thomas Brown. Auctioneer.
3096xl
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Der-
acris haviniz ' laims sg�lnst the estai of
WILLIAM SINCLAIR, late of the Tow-nahip
of Tuckeramith - Retired Farmer, who died on
the 30th day of March. 1927, are required to
forward their claims duly proven to W. N.
X-nechtel, senrorth - or to the undersigned on
or before the 2nd day of May, 1927.
AND NOTICE IS VuRTHER GIVEN that
after the naio date the Executor will proceed
to disti-ibuti, the estate having regard only to
the claims of which he then shall have rotice.
DATFD at Exeter, this 12th day of April.
1927,
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Exeter and Hensall,
Solicitom for Executoi
3096-8
TENDERS FOR COAL
SEALM tiders Addres�ed tn tbe Purcha.s-
ing Airen Department of Public Works.
Ottawa -ill be received t his fflce until
?2 o'ci.ck niaon . To -day" April'26. 1927.
for the supply of -al for the Dominion
Huildingv thmughout the Province of Ontario.
In'li, dinir the (7,ity �f Ottawa.
Forms of f..nd -ith and ron-
dition,q nttAched can be ohtain�l fn,- G. W.
Dn-so-ri, Purrhai Asirent. Department of
Public Works. 01tAwa: And R. Winter, 5c.
fil Victoria Street Toronto. ont. Tenders will
not. he considered iini made on the forms
supplied by th� Dermi-iniii-ot and in accordance
�ith d,prt-,nt.l -r-ificAll.n. and con-
ditioris.
-The right tio demand from the sneenssful
tenderer a deposit� not �ceei 10 Per "WL
of the amount of the tndw, to secure the
proper fulfilment of +he contract, is reserved -
By Order,
S. E. O*RRIEN,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottlawn, April 5. 1927.
9096-2
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<> S. T. Holmes & Son 0
<> Funeral Director and 0
0 Licensed Embalmer. 0
0 Finest Motor and Horse- <>
0 drawn equipment. Beattie 0
0 Block, Main Street, opposite 0
0 The Expositor Office. S. T. C'
Holmes' residence, Goderich <>
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0 residence, North Main Sreet. <>
0 Flowers furnished on short <>
0 notice. Ali kinds of up- *
0 bolstering neatly dome. <>
<> Phones: 119 or 254 J. .0
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W. J. CLEARY
0 Licensed Embalmer and
t> Funeral Director.
0 Up-to-date Hone and Motor 0
Equipment.
Night and Day Service.
Phone 19-22, Di
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'notice. PrIdar Aft0nopto
'T" SURROGATE co, DATIM at 4ai lat day of
URT or, Arm. gli"04or "*see
Aprfl.'1027, of OR U111.44
R COUNTY OF HURON . . . . . .
I%THE MATTER OR the estate of FnANC,10 ago.5-3 sonoitur for
OLVXSTEO, late OVAis Town of Sea.
f0rtb, IIIins's Counsel, deceased.
Noi Is hereby tirly en that all persons
.having OV clallm or demands against the
,at. Francis 11,01wested. who died oxf or about,
the Mth day of Jariva", 1927, at, Seplorth, 1
in the Province of Ontario, are required to I
deliver to the undersigned, solicitors hemin"!
1101mesteil, Money
for Arthur Wellesley Ifialmested, Adminisi �
of the Estate of the said Francis To S
their names and addresses and full partlisulars
in writing of tWr claims and statemiento of' use the Money Orders
their accounts and the nature of the securli
ties, it way, held by them.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the 25ti sold at afl branches of this
day of April, 1927, the said Arthur Welles)-ir
Holmested, will proceed to distribute -the as- J§ank.
5ets of the said deceased ai the persons
entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which he 2V then have had They are safe, che and
notice, and that the X. Arthur Wellesley
EldImesi will not be Rable for the said oonvenient, any are
assets or any Dart thereof to any person of
whose clai he &hall not then have received readily cashed in aU parts
notice.
DATED at Toroi the 22nd day of March
L927. 'I of the world. 32
HOLMESTED & SUTTON,
904 Royal Bank Bldg., Toronto, Ontario.
Solicitors for the said Arthur Wellesley TM C, ANADUN BANK
Holmested.
*94-8 00V COMMERCE
CaPiftl Paid UP $20,000,000
kutomobile I n is u raince Relierve Fund $20,000,000
Seafai Branch J.'G. Nfullien, Manager
3very car owner needs this protec-
ion, With heavier road traffic you
cannot afford to take chances. ---
1927 RATES
,hevrolet, Chrysler 4, Dodge, Durant
, Essex, Ford, Gray Dort, Star, Max-
rell, Overland, Pontiac, Etc. -Public
,iability $5.00; Property Damage $4.1
' Chri 6, Chalmers, Durant 6,1 Muchnice'e Spring come, all
ludsion, Jewett, McLaughlin, Nash, � I
lakland, Studebaker, Paige, Willys-1 same e Miami -Old Clothes, no
.night, Oldsmobile, Etc. -Public Lia-
llity $6.00; Property Damage, $5.00.1 good, New Suit -Spring kind
Six Months, Policy at 70 Per Cent.
of above Rates. looks swell, extra velly good
Give,, $11,000.00 protection to the Clothes,all same'e English make
ar owner aga6nst injurie�; or death
I any person or persons and damage You come Now -Quick, Bright
) other cars, vehicles or otht:r pro-
CiTtY. Legal expenses and doicLor's make'e you look like anew fell'a
ill are also included. New Easter Ties, you see, buy
ATES FOR COLLISION, FIRE &
THEFT ON APPLICATION
Everybody's Auto Accident Policy su re.
Premium $5.00.
Policy $1,500.00-
!5.00 per week for total disability. 1
2.50 for partial disability. Ti big-
2st Five Dollars' worth you ev(r got
ir your money. I REBRIGHT, Seaforth
ake no chanct---Accidents bappe.,
no matter how careful you are.
Call, Write or Phone Dress WeU and Succeed
A. D. SUTHE"D TAILORING AND HABERDASHERY
General Insurance Agency
?,AFORTH PHONE 152
The Fordoy Sedan,
The Touring Car. i -
iiwe
TUDOR SEDAN
WITH many improvements in the past
yr,ir, Ford cars today, more than ever before,
give the 1,uyer the greatest car value available-
Outstandi7i,,- features are all steel bodies of excei
tional strength and safety -a dependable, quick -
starting niotor, greatly improved by the addition
of the nex Hot Plate Vaporizer with its many ad-
vantages of fuel economy and operating efficiency.
All moi are now offered in either moleskin,
gray or gage brush green.
When you consider the price you'll begin to realize
why we claim that the Ford is the mi practical
and economical car you can buy.
We shall be gl ad to give you a demonstration any
time -no obligation whatever.
I F. Daly, Dealer, Seaforth, Ont.
THE REAL CANADIAN CAR
The Coum
I . 11- , I , I I 'I, �,,, I
FAPL Olt,
to 49 the woz
"Wilt -1ye.'slown.
Myl
g.
2�5
All communivations'. w1upeceivo �4'
W`X, VAN,
N,
Owen Geigei
Hensalf and
Phone --i Rensall,, or -1$ r.'12; 9xitpil
is
Sm-artest Spring
ts,, $ 2 3.9 5
At this very modest price we
have concentrated on a wond-
erful collection of Coats that
suggest the Newest Spring�
time style ideas, the smartest
materials and colors. They're
in fascinatin(y variety : Poiret
Twifl,Charmeen, CharrneleeD,,
Satin and Tricotine, With Dew
tuckings, new seaMiDgSi, neW
fabric inserts, new flattering
furs. The very type of Coats
that will lead we Easter par-
ade. Friday and
Saturday only....$23,95
A New Dress For Easter
This collection will meet with
the urgent demallid for a DeW
Easter Frock that is distinct-
ive and differea The great-
est selection is in SatinCrepe,
(31"eorgette and Flat Crepe.
EveryODP will greet Easter
aDd Springtime with smart
assurance.
$9.95 to $19.1-50
The New
Suits and
To Coats
Springtime., and the store for
ME)nl sponsors the new styles
in Sulii.s and Top Coats. Men
FILIP I V oung men who are m(-d-
it"Iting Upon this theme ougilt
tit inspeot these displays,
Choose from the Single 1Dd
(Imilde breisted m(idels, t.61-
ored with tho style, detwis
tliat make for smartness this
spring. Includi
ing grey un-
lvor,-jeds, fitney hilleg
2 I'll IIII wo(d tweeds, in her
r1ii,ghone alld novelty pattorns
includiug Sand, Light I D d
Medium Brown, Ught a n d
Medium Grrey, etc.
13-50 to 29-50
mmn�
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECUIS
10 dozen Work Shirt,; (Khaki, Chambry and
Bl"k.) Large make . ......................... ..... 98C
1.5 dozen Men' q dozen Men's
x
Grev Work So' 29C Fancy Sox, reg. 95c 75c
10 dozen Men's Chamoka Dre.,,i Gloves,
for........ ................................................ $1,25
Leather Lahol Overalls, sold elsewhere at
$2.25. For.. $1.95
10 dozen Penmans 711 Combinations
for............................................... 1.95
5 only Ladles' qllk ant -1 wool Hose, Mercury
68c
R. J. Gibb, Seaforth
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L
I . 11- , I , I I 'I, �,,, I
FAPL Olt,
to 49 the woz
"Wilt -1ye.'slown.
Myl
g.
2�5
All communivations'. w1upeceivo �4'
W`X, VAN,
N,
Owen Geigei
Hensalf and
Phone --i Rensall,, or -1$ r.'12; 9xitpil
is
Sm-artest Spring
ts,, $ 2 3.9 5
At this very modest price we
have concentrated on a wond-
erful collection of Coats that
suggest the Newest Spring�
time style ideas, the smartest
materials and colors. They're
in fascinatin(y variety : Poiret
Twifl,Charmeen, CharrneleeD,,
Satin and Tricotine, With Dew
tuckings, new seaMiDgSi, neW
fabric inserts, new flattering
furs. The very type of Coats
that will lead we Easter par-
ade. Friday and
Saturday only....$23,95
A New Dress For Easter
This collection will meet with
the urgent demallid for a DeW
Easter Frock that is distinct-
ive and differea The great-
est selection is in SatinCrepe,
(31"eorgette and Flat Crepe.
EveryODP will greet Easter
aDd Springtime with smart
assurance.
$9.95 to $19.1-50
The New
Suits and
To Coats
Springtime., and the store for
ME)nl sponsors the new styles
in Sulii.s and Top Coats. Men
FILIP I V oung men who are m(-d-
it"Iting Upon this theme ougilt
tit inspeot these displays,
Choose from the Single 1Dd
(Imilde breisted m(idels, t.61-
ored with tho style, detwis
tliat make for smartness this
spring. Includi
ing grey un-
lvor,-jeds, fitney hilleg
2 I'll IIII wo(d tweeds, in her
r1ii,ghone alld novelty pattorns
includiug Sand, Light I D d
Medium Brown, Ught a n d
Medium Grrey, etc.
13-50 to 29-50
mmn�
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECUIS
10 dozen Work Shirt,; (Khaki, Chambry and
Bl"k.) Large make . ......................... ..... 98C
1.5 dozen Men' q dozen Men's
x
Grev Work So' 29C Fancy Sox, reg. 95c 75c
10 dozen Men's Chamoka Dre.,,i Gloves,
for........ ................................................ $1,25
Leather Lahol Overalls, sold elsewhere at
$2.25. For.. $1.95
10 dozen Penmans 711 Combinations
for............................................... 1.95
5 only Ladles' qllk ant -1 wool Hose, Mercury
68c
R. J. Gibb, Seaforth
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