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NOTICE -UN DDRSIGNED WML TAKE A
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Maawaret Cowan, rellet of the late
w McBride, aged /81 years and 11
'At the United 1?43�sonago; 911mville,
Til 20th, 1W Rev. W. Fred- and Mrs.
.4 son
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W. J. CLE "y
quirements by depositing your
–In Oiyib0rAe Tbw=Wp, on April 9th,
and Mrs. James H. Feagan, a daugh.
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pdpoX, 8 j� - oir im. iiiom
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udrey, Coleen).
--In B43rfield on April. 20ijh to Mr,
AjOur W4er, Auctioneer,
has, r9deive4 ip4tMations to sell
, W Oublic auc-
* Funeral Director.
0 Up-to-date Horse and MAAw
0 Mowers furnished on short
re. lXarold Brandon., a son (Herold
Von. at lfenai%� qp $aturiiay. April $0. 1927,
at ' 1.36. bc;V1ch, '64pTip, the following: One
CO Isquipment.
WINDMILL FOR SALE. -FOR SALE A
Toronto windmill 20 foot tower in good
chicks, $16.00 per hundred. Bred -
to-I.y Barred Rock chicks, Guild's strain, $13
lji60k ellove-, I dinW room table,
�,oheo IxWei 6 dining room. chairs, nine
14#0bu.
0, Night and D SeiTice.
�% 47 .
per hundred. Apply to JOHN A. ECKART.
R. R. No. 1, Dublin, Ont. Phone 23-23 Dub -
Seaforth Branch . . . J. G. M"en, Maxmger
Nighthawk Orchestra, of Seaforth,
chairs, 2 Us jar)or rocking chairs, I
-. Phone 10-22, Dublin.
supplied the music.—Mrs. Robert J.
with leather trimmings - the Navy Blue Tailored Coat.
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Write or phone Clinton, 626r2l
em�mmu zotkpl� W-14440"'Ve our,
22-611 E. H Epps ill 'en
IV,
Hinsal
DEATHS
In Seaf6rth, on Wednesday, April 27,
Geary. aged 76 years and I months.
-In H -ibbert, on April 18th, '112
Ann. beloved wife of William L� M.
email, roqu!nx abair,.. I parlor table, 3 parlor
rtaadp, I small table, I wash stand. I sink,
cupboard, I coal oil heater, electric
= washing machine, washboard, tab and
ringer. 8 bedsteads and 2 springs and mob-
tress,, pot and pans, crocks qqanft of
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-fruit. pails, lantern. shovels anad spades, gar-
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aged 60 years and 14 dam later.
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n Stanley Township, on April 10,
R. Bute rt, In his 65th y
;-I.n H- I April
good Si
LOU. Zarly.
- itmeral Director and
0 Licensed
to ""3,
lest winter
on I 4r.Donald
aged 85 jears,
-In M4p]Killop, on Tuelsday. April
frames, 2 IdTge�wpoden box I Buffalo robe,
bliluds, lace --curtain., Iioleesu'ait, a: vegetable
I d r, coal oil can, aluminum preserving
A,
Write or phone Clinton, 626r2l
em�mmu zotkpl� W-14440"'Ve our,
22-611 E. H Epps ill 'en
IV,
Hinsal
DEATHS
In Seaf6rth, on Wednesday, April 27,
Geary. aged 76 years and I months.
-In H -ibbert, on April 18th, '112
Ann. beloved wife of William L� M.
email, roqu!nx abair,.. I parlor table, 3 parlor
rtaadp, I small table, I wash stand. I sink,
cupboard, I coal oil heater, electric
= washing machine, washboard, tab and
ringer. 8 bedsteads and 2 springs and mob-
tress,, pot and pans, crocks qqanft of
F .
-fruit. pails, lantern. shovels anad spades, gar-
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aged 60 years and 14 dam later.
Hensall Uidon Cemetery,
den tools, Is wn mower, combined dresser,
dishes, handanw. meal; saw, forks, coal scuttle,
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BWORTANT NOTICES
araou earn,
nt you can
epresents y our future spend.
n Stanley Township, on April 10,
R. Bute rt, In his 65th y
;-I.n H- I April
ash A
Pter, b4der. in and mate, "wing
-carpvf
ne,
maca as.- X Vasa lassicets., I hammer, clutinug
- itmeral Director and
0 Licensed
sons, of Streetsville, who were visit-
ing at the home J. J. Mrs. Me-
14S power.
on I 4r.Donald
aged 85 jears,
-In M4p]Killop, on Tuelsday. April
frames, 2 IdTge�wpoden box I Buffalo robe,
bliluds, lace --curtain., Iioleesu'ait, a: vegetable
I d r, coal oil can, aluminum preserving
Embalmer. 0
<> 1L C. BOX
NOTICE -UN DDRSIGNED WML TAKE A
*I' hy not prepar I e for future re.-
Maawaret Cowan, rellet of the late
w McBride, aged /81 years and 11
k2ttlee roasting pan, 2 dish pans. bread pans,
=e� 2 -iro4 frying pans, rolling pin, bake
* Best Motor and Horse-dlrawn 0
0 equipment. 0
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quirements by depositing your
-her home on Monday�Mr. and Mrs.
Iron to and other articles too numer-
ous to t,<,n. Terms -Cash. MRS. WM.
Charges moderate.
Tuckersmith to rent. Apply to JAMES
SPROAT, R_ R. No. S. Seaforth, or phone
sayings regularly in aninterest-
recently on business.—Miss Alice Hoy
H. TRUXI&NER, Proprietress; Arthur Weber.
Auctioneer.
0 Mowers furnished on short
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bearmz accound Af
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WALTON
Notes.—Mrs. A. - B. Bruce
r6pa r. Phone 22 on 133, Seaforth. D. F.
Ir
0 Nights Calls Day Calls
0 Phone 175. Phone 43. 0
James and Mrs. McLaughlin recently.
THE C"ADLAN BANK
4. 4m,
—Rev. R. A. and Mrs. Lundy, of
and two
BWORTANT NOTICES
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Ma . GREGOR. 3098-3
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W, J. Walker, Funeral Di -
sons, of Streetsville, who were visit-
ing at the home J. J. Mrs. Me-
of the Newest Styles selected with the very definite
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mer; good grass and water. Phone 11 on 241,
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COMMERCE
NOTICE -UN DDRSIGNED WML TAKE A
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NOTICE I WILL TAKE FIFTEEN
of and
Gavin, for a few days, have returned
rector and Embalmer.
Misses' Coats. Extra SpecW
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-her home on Monday�Mr. and Mrs.
"home.—Mrs. John Buchanan, Mrs' W
mumber of cattle on Lot 84, Concession
3, Hibbert� or will rent Apply to RICHARD
Tuckersmith to rent. Apply to JAMES
SPROAT, R_ R. No. S. Seaforth, or phone
Capital Paid, Up $20,000,000
recently on business.—Miss Alice Hoy
Hackwell, Mrs. R. J. Naylor an4
BARRY, sea&orth. 309sx!
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ALE. -BRED -TO -LAY S. C. WHITE
FaUh.rn
Reseme Fund $20,000,000
WINDMILL FOR SALE. -FOR SALE A
Toronto windmill 20 foot tower in good
chicks, $16.00 per hundred. Bred -
to-I.y Barred Rock chicks, Guild's strain, $13
Miss Mary Buchanan motored over to
Stratford one da last weel, +. , ;+
�> W. J. Walker & Son 0
per hundred. Apply to JOHN A. ECKART.
R. R. No. 1, Dublin, Ont. Phone 23-23 Dub -
Seaforth Branch . . . J. G. M"en, Maxmger
i A
I I . - to — - � . - , F - x �O Cars or Flowers furnished -0
friends.—Mrs. James Mowbray,
r6pa r. Phone 22 on 133, Seaforth. D. F.
Ir
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James and Mrs. McLaughlin recently.
ture a limited number of cattle by the
season. Phone 3 on 236. Senforth, or address
4. 4m,
—Rev. R. A. and Mrs. Lundy, of
DUNCAN McCOWAN, Seaforth. 3097x2
All the world's in tune with SpriDg and Fashion greet4.
Detroit, who spent the Eastier week
Ma . GREGOR. 3098-3
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-0
W, J. Walker, Funeral Di -
in a number of young cattle for the sum -
of the Newest Styles selected with the very definite
Jean Graham, of Acton, who were
mer; good grass and water. Phone 11 on 241,
in Walton with relatives, returned to
I
NOTICE I WILL TAKE FIFTEEN
0>
rector and Embalmer.
Misses' Coats. Extra SpecW
their home an Friday last.—Gordon
-her home on Monday�Mr. and Mrs.
cattle for pasture by the month. Good
'0�
Tuckersmith to rent. Apply to JAMES
SPROAT, R_ R. No. S. Seaforth, or phone
0
recently on business.—Miss Alice Hoy
&4-rgo. 8098-tf
Cavin David— Mr M-t AlEt-T.- -1,
wa ter. Lot 30. Concession 3. Hibbert. Apply
. � . - I'- .... I
ALE. -BRED -TO -LAY S. C. WHITE
FaUh.rn
Motor or Horse Equipment
0
chicks, $16.00 per hundred. Bred -
to-I.y Barred Rock chicks, Guild's strain, $13
I I . - to — - � . - , F - x �O Cars or Flowers furnished -0
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Automobile Insurance
Every, car owner needs this protec-
tion.- With heavier road traffic you
cannot afford to take chances.
1927 RATES
Chevrolet, Chrysler 4, Dodge, Durant
1, Essex, Ford, Gray Dort, Star, Max-
well, Overland, Pontiac, Etc.—Public
Liability $5.00; Property Damage $4.
Chrysqer 6, Chalmers, Durant 6,
Hudson, Jewett, McLaughlin, Nash,
Dakland, Studebaker, Paige, Willys-
Knight, Oldsmobile, Etc.—Public Lia�
bility $6.00; Property Damage, $5.00.
Six Months' Policy at 70 Per Cent.
of above Rates.
Gives $11,000.00 protection to the
car owner agaiinst injuries or death
of any person or persons and damage
to other cars, vehicles or other pro-
perty. Legal expenses and doctor's
bill are also included.
RATES FOR COLLISION, FIRE &
THEFT ON APPLICATION
Everybody's Auto Accident Policy
Premium $5.00. Policy $1,500.00—
$25.()o per week for total disability.
$12.50 for partial disability. Tha- big-
gest Five Dollars' worth you ever got
for your money.
Take no chances --Accidents happen
no matter how careful you are.
Call, Write or Phone
A. D. SUTHERLAND
General Insurance Agency
SEAFORTH PHONE 152
D. H. McINNES
Chiropractor
Electricity Used
of Wingham, will be at
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
AdjustmentR Iziven for diseases
of all Unds.
8054-tf
A BARGAIN
FOR SALE.—Five acres, one nifle
trom Seaforth; modern house with
furnace, bath and toilet-, small barn;
good orchard. Taxes, t1fi. Splen&d
*&nee to atart chicken fam, bew,
Ac AyNy to
IL & HAY11%
3"fortk OWL
THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 91
0
IN fts�, MOMA
Caw, vilitte so #A
6 you 1"a anaolet
Mae NO ",a,
Made - to - ineasure Clothing
is a specialty with us. If you are hard to fit and have your
own ideas as to material and style and want them carried out,
come in and see our Aonderful range of imported tweeds, wor-
steds and serges to be made to your special order. Satisfaction
guaranteed. .0
SUITS AND TOP CO;`iTS MADE TO ORDER, $24.50 TO $47.50
P. J. Kelly, Stratford
One way fare paid from Mitchell, Dublin and Seaforth, either by
railroad or car, on purchases of $20.00 or over.
Custo'm Hatching
.1
n"
" WM,g
hn and Miss Nellie McLaughlin, ali
of Wxoxeter, visited at the home of
—
CATTLE WANTED. -WANTED TO PAS -
Eastcj-x Wee k S E.,
James and Mrs. McLaughlin recently.
ture a limited number of cattle by the
season. Phone 3 on 236. Senforth, or address
4. 4m,
—Rev. R. A. and Mrs. Lundy, of
DUNCAN McCOWAN, Seaforth. 3097x2
All the world's in tune with SpriDg and Fashion greet4.
-Kippen, called on friends in Waltorn
CATTLE TO PASTURE. -I WILL TAKE
�quite reeently.—LMaster Jack and Miss
in a number of young cattle for the sum -
of the Newest Styles selected with the very definite
Jean Graham, of Acton, who were
mer; good grass and water. Phone 11 on 241,
-visiting at their uncle's home, P. B.
S'fort", JAMES E. MEDD, R. R. 1, Clin-
bon. 3097-tf
Three Bk Groups of Women's Coats
-Gardiner, for Easter week, returned to
Misses' Coats. Extra SpecW
their home an Friday last.—Gordon
F ARM TO RFNT.-PASTURE FARM IN
A varied group—coats illat in the ordinary way would.
McGavin motored over to Detroit very
Tuckersmith to rent. Apply to JAMES
SPROAT, R_ R. No. S. Seaforth, or phone
recently on business.—Miss Alice Hoy
&4-rgo. 8098-tf
shades and styles, some have fur trimmings and some
Is spending a few days in Wingbam.
—There was a very large crowd a -t-
ALE. -BRED -TO -LAY S. C. WHITE
FaUh.rn
tended the holiday dance in theWork-
chicks, $16.00 per hundred. Bred -
to-I.y Barred Rock chicks, Guild's strain, $13
Women's Coats, Extra Special
-man Hall On Friday evening. The
per hundred. Apply to JOHN A. ECKART.
R. R. No. 1, Dublin, Ont. Phone 23-23 Dub -
Nighthawk Orchestra, of Seaforth,
I,,, i097-3
ly low. They are in numbers of styles—Fancy Tweeds
supplied the music.—Mrs. Robert J.
with leather trimmings - the Navy Blue Tailored Coat.
Naylo-r and Miss Lois, of Rochester
VATTLE WANTED. -A LIMITED NUM-
Extra Special.. $140f'%;Fu 45
'
-who spent Easter week visiting at -the
� her of cattle wanted to feed on grass by
month, on Lot 34. Concession 14 ' Me -
the home of Mrs. W. Hackwell and
Killop. Apply to JOHN FLANNERY, Wal -
Squirrel, Mole or Rabbit Trimmings — Coats with
Mrs. P. B. Gardiner, returned home
ton. 809exs
-on Monday—Rev. D. M. Guest, Of
pASTURE LAND TO RENT. -TO RENT,
Ethel, conducted the tharikoffering
Lot No. 16 in the 51th Concession, Hay,
service in Duff's United Ghurqzh on
100 acres more or less, a very fine pasture
farm with spring creek running through it.
:Sunday morning last. Rev. W. Mains
Apply to ROBERT M. BELL, Box 63, Hen -
took charge of the services in Ethel
sail. or at the homestead farm. Lot No. 20,
on Sunday.
&rd Concession, Hay, a little over a mile west
of Hensall. 8097-2
CROMARTY
N OTICE.—WE ARE TAKTNG ORDERS FOR
Notes.—Mr. and Mrs. Mae. McKel-
day old chicks, for the Elmslea Chick
lar, of Seaforth, spent the week end
Farm at Clinton. Barred Rocks hatched from
carefVlly culled hiscir producing winter lav-
1)rIce that is exceedin,gly low.
-with Mr. McKellar's parents, Mx. and
ers, $17.00 per hu udred. Barron Strain.
'A
Mrs. Alex. McKellar.—Miss Evelyn
single comb White Leghorns. from Elmalen
Chittick, of Granton, who has bee ri
Farm. matings, $14.00 per hundred. - May
delivery. J. M. SCOTT . Scaforth . 3097-2
With increa,,(-d city we are ti -,w in a position to take care of local
custom hatching at 4c :i egg or supp:v vgg,; from oil r pur(,-br(-d flocks and
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A.
Robertson, returned to her home on
hatch them at 8c an We also �jppl�- of chicks on hand for Any-
1)(�autiflflly trimmed. Some in
Sunday. -Miss Mary McKaig, of Hen -
NOTICE
sail, spent the week end with her
one wishing to pul I t., with hens, v piantily, lArge or small. We hav(
pure-bred, bred -t(, -hi\ !�arred Rock�z,"��Vhit.� 1,(-ghorns, Anconas and Bliol,
two tone effeCt, while others V
cousin, Miss Christina McKaig. — Ir.
Take notice that Side Road 5 and
and Mrs. Batten visited at the home
6, McKillop, from 7th to 8th Con-
of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Miller on Sun-
iday.�Mrs. (Rev.) R. G. McKay and
ee�s-9111 I" lusive, is closed to travel
bators with sixty th-, d capacity. Wh� :akv a chanct, on -,hipp(-(l in rhiA,;
when you can buy al� ,-e chicks every mv a piir(� bred, which you can
-children, have returned to their h3me
by the public until further natice.
in Walkerton after spending a Week
The cause is bridge dbwn and Dillr1r
that shotild be appreciated. J
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Drain construction. Parties doing sc
orcas. $17.00 per hmi,i 1; Leghorn.- and Anconas, $15.00 per huntired. One
Mrs. James Scott. -Miss Verda Ga -d-
do it at their own risk.
iner has returned to Simcoe where she
By order of Council.
is attending Collegiate.—Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. McQUAID, Reeve.
Frank Golding and son, Gordon, and
3097-�
M -P. and Mrs. F. Farrow called at the
liorne of Mr. Duncan McKellar on
Zunday.—Mr. Harry Norris is wear-
chicks arrived O.K. :.,, I can assure plsn,od Nvith thf-m. They Arrived in
you I am highly pica-, i with them. V ,,l condilitin and wory ;ill Rlivv o1i
And another frmn - �,ambly Basin, -iiii%ol, I ani more than satisfipd
it's theto cut
ing a happy smile over the arr*ival of
another girl.—Mr. and Mrs. C. Har-
NOTICE TO C]kEDITOR-Q
per, of Granton, visited at the home
shipments of 200 llmh.v C -hicks in per- ;iwmn anwher year shall plossed
fect condition. All :irp alive and !,) vi\ -4- you my order. Yours truly,,
of Mrs. Robertson on Sunday.—Quite
0 IF
a number from here atbended the play
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all per
in Staffa town hall on Wednesday ev-
sons having claimit against the estate o
ening.—Mrs. 'Speare has returned
WILLIAM SINCLAIR. late of the Townshij
'f.'ruckersmith Retired Farmer, who died oi
kome after spending the winter
th Roth day oi March, 1927, are reauired ti
mionths in Toronto.—Mr. and Mrs.
f.-wrd thpir claigns duly proven to W. N
Archie Luxton spent Sunday in Exe-
Knechll. Seaforth, or to the undersigned oi
or beforp the Znd day of May. 1927.
ter.—Mrs. Norman Park Find children
AND NOTICE 19 FURTHER GIVEN tha'
a complete range of suits that
of Mitchell, spent Feaster week with
after the said date the Executor will Preece(
her sister, Mrs, W alter Marshall. —
to diAtribute the Vate having regard only b
c f `vh h he th�n shall have notice
th, lalms o
Miss Lizzie Hamilton is visiting in
DAM) at Exeter. this 12th day of April
'Exeter.—Mrs. PuncRn Hay and daugh-
1027. GLA.DMAN & STANBURY,
ter, Hazel, of Stratford, spent a few
BE
days last week at the home of Mr,3.
FxeteT and Hen -all.
3liay's brother, Mr. Thomas Hoggarth.
Solicitors for Executor.
—Mr. Wil4am Hamilton had the mis-
809"
fortune to break two of his ribs last
houses ,is Kellert's, EW
week.
TO
FOR SALE
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COT.
Standard Hotel, furniture and stoc�
solid brick building, 2% Storey; elez
tric light?ed; heated by bat air; batl
GRAD OFFICF—SEA FORTH, ONT.
room and tailets, water system 11
house; good stabling. Average re
ceipts, $40.00 to $50.00 per day. Con
OFFICERS:
venient to station. No oppositior
,annoily, Godeyieh President
j. C
Situated in thriving place --the bes
Jas. Evans, Beechwood, Vice-pM1414114
grain market in County of Huron.
i. M6Gregor, Seaforth, See. -Tress.
'D. r
For particulars write or apply to
AGE, NTS:
James Watson
lem ) Ou may bavo. We guar -
Alex. Leitch, R. R. NO- I MtOU ,
W. & Hinchley, Sesdorth; join. Mur.
Real Estate Agent
..gay, Egmondville; J. W. Yea, 00d6-
Adch; R. G. Jarmuth. BrOdhatelL
SEAFORTH, ONT.
DIRECTORS:
we will refund our money.
William Rinn, No. 2, Sesforth,
Bbuftew1es, Brodhagen; Jamell
Min-
Mdt to Late Seedim
119"agwood- M. McEwen,
Silits pricU from
fly, Oodericb; Alex
$12.50 to $25.00
'18*60,&64 �-Xd, Seaforth ; J. 0-
A.A. Quality Fertilizer and Agr
&iovo_� No .4, 7 � * Robert Ferris,
eultuial Finely Pulverized LimestOr
Inarlookt- - Oeortg,: , ii=ey' No. 8)
will have your late sowri field read
.
seafortht, lk sons Illetleld
to harvest ad soon as eaTly go 0
grain without fertilizer.
we have it and W1 11 deliver reasoi
able, so do not have a late harvest.
fHOM-A
'Li 06 14011:
'ti* till
censed audVWE"
Cl4y 'Drain Tile Manufacturer
'Of Huron and Poth. , Q.
arrangements for W,
M., SPROAT
) by calling Up. 'Ohono
rde
fth,,,or ThO 19Xp0t1t0r'0ffie' a 011*�
�elt Iduraf6i and 8itfAfAL*t16*)i&
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Automobile Insurance
Every, car owner needs this protec-
tion.- With heavier road traffic you
cannot afford to take chances.
1927 RATES
Chevrolet, Chrysler 4, Dodge, Durant
1, Essex, Ford, Gray Dort, Star, Max-
well, Overland, Pontiac, Etc.—Public
Liability $5.00; Property Damage $4.
Chrysqer 6, Chalmers, Durant 6,
Hudson, Jewett, McLaughlin, Nash,
Dakland, Studebaker, Paige, Willys-
Knight, Oldsmobile, Etc.—Public Lia�
bility $6.00; Property Damage, $5.00.
Six Months' Policy at 70 Per Cent.
of above Rates.
Gives $11,000.00 protection to the
car owner agaiinst injuries or death
of any person or persons and damage
to other cars, vehicles or other pro-
perty. Legal expenses and doctor's
bill are also included.
RATES FOR COLLISION, FIRE &
THEFT ON APPLICATION
Everybody's Auto Accident Policy
Premium $5.00. Policy $1,500.00—
$25.()o per week for total disability.
$12.50 for partial disability. Tha- big-
gest Five Dollars' worth you ever got
for your money.
Take no chances --Accidents happen
no matter how careful you are.
Call, Write or Phone
A. D. SUTHERLAND
General Insurance Agency
SEAFORTH PHONE 152
D. H. McINNES
Chiropractor
Electricity Used
of Wingham, will be at
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
AdjustmentR Iziven for diseases
of all Unds.
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A BARGAIN
FOR SALE.—Five acres, one nifle
trom Seaforth; modern house with
furnace, bath and toilet-, small barn;
good orchard. Taxes, t1fi. Splen&d
*&nee to atart chicken fam, bew,
Ac AyNy to
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3"fortk OWL
THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 91
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Made - to - ineasure Clothing
is a specialty with us. If you are hard to fit and have your
own ideas as to material and style and want them carried out,
come in and see our Aonderful range of imported tweeds, wor-
steds and serges to be made to your special order. Satisfaction
guaranteed. .0
SUITS AND TOP CO;`iTS MADE TO ORDER, $24.50 TO $47.50
P. J. Kelly, Stratford
One way fare paid from Mitchell, Dublin and Seaforth, either by
railroad or car, on purchases of $20.00 or over.
Custo'm Hatching
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All the world's in tune with SpriDg and Fashion greet4.
In,
sunny days with fascinating apparel, lovely as the'new
season itself. Gibb is showing a complete colWetjon
of the Newest Styles selected with the very definite
idea Of filliDg into the perfect picture of smartlaeiss and
correctness.
Three Bk Groups of Women's Coats
Ne offer you a wonderftil op-
Misses' Coats. Extra SpecW
A varied group—coats illat in the ordinary way would.
sell for dollars more than this price, offered to early
shoppers at a big saving. fhase are Tweed� in smart
shades and styles, some have fur trimmings and some
are of the boyish type. Sizes 16 to 20.
91.95
Extra
Women's Coats, Extra Special
Ifere's a. collection of unusual values — just on the
brinl< of the spring season at a price that is surpinising-
ly low. They are in numbers of styles—Fancy Tweeds
with leather trimmings - the Navy Blue Tailored Coat.
Don't fail to see these, coats.
Extra Special.. $140f'%;Fu 45
Such variety ! Coats in Satin Mixtures — Coats in
Twills, in Fine Charmelines, in Tricotines—Coats with
Squirrel, Mole or Rabbit Trimmings — Coats with
tucks and pleats in Navv, Sand, Black and Blue Grey
Extra Special "5
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That Are Dainty
Ne offer you a wonderftil op-
portunity to pirchase a 'New'
Silk Dress. By '_N e w' we
inean new ill colors, designs
and niaterials — the neivest.
that SIwing has to offer, at a
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1)rIce that is exceedin,gly low.
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The dressf�s are pnincipalk
With increa,,(-d city we are ti -,w in a position to take care of local
custom hatching at 4c :i egg or supp:v vgg,; from oil r pur(,-br(-d flocks and
'Ilk Crepe an(I Creorgette, afi
hatch them at 8c an We also �jppl�- of chicks on hand for Any-
1)(�autiflflly trimmed. Some in
one wishing to pul I t., with hens, v piantily, lArge or small. We hav(
pure-bred, bred -t(, -hi\ !�arred Rock�z,"��Vhit.� 1,(-ghorns, Anconas and Bliol,
two tone effeCt, while others V
Minoreas. ("all in w; ee our sti licalthy, vlgm-ous chicks, and incu-
have pleating. It is a chance
bators with sixty th-, d capacity. Wh� :akv a chanct, on -,hipp(-(l in rhiA,;
when you can buy al� ,-e chicks every mv a piir(� bred, which you can
to get a sTwing dress at a f)r]C()
amine person -ally frwii , local hatchcry. Oiir Nlay pric-s: Rock.4 and Min- 1
that shotild be appreciated. J
orcas. $17.00 per hmi,i 1; Leghorn.- and Anconas, $15.00 per huntired. One
dollar a hundrEd tilT ;,' ..-e prices if y, -ii Icav(, a twenty-five 1wr cent.. dvpos�tl
-hick-, hitehvd.
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$10 95 to $22.50
with order and ca:l I' when
A letter receiv-1 ru Brantford ', D,nr Sir, Roroived Chick:; 0
reads as followq: 1). Sir, — Th,- K., Nlrinday, April 4th, and am very
chicks arrived O.K. :.,, I can assure plsn,od Nvith thf-m. They Arrived in
you I am highly pica-, i with them. V ,,l condilitin and wory ;ill Rlivv o1i
And another frmn - �,ambly Basin, -iiii%ol, I ani more than satisfipd
it's theto cut
QUebec: Dear Sir. I received the v.,:h fliorn, and �hotild I nved rhicks�
T ho
shipments of 200 llmh.v C -hicks in per- ;iwmn anwher year shall plossed
fect condition. All :irp alive and !,) vi\ -4- you my order. Yours truly,,
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healthy. Another r�wi-- from Alder- E, .1. li.
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Hoga�lh Baby C1 i c k Hatchery
your Clothes
MAIN STREET EXETER, ONIT.'
that Count
Tailoring Advice,
In adfition to the niade to -
measure department we carry
a complete range of suits that
are silre to ple&90 you We
are pleased to announce as
BE
being sole agents for Seaforth
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and district for suell clothing
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houses ,is Kellert's, EW
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Cornell, Walter Blue al7ip.
BUY
Top Tailors. We are in a po-
sition to meet your demands
YOUR
in any suit or overcoat prob-
TAILORED
lem ) Ou may bavo. We guar -
antee every garment we sell
CLOTHES
to give perfect satisfaction or
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we will refund our money.
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Silits pricU from
$12.50 to $25.00
REBRIGHT,
Seaforth
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