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ST. COLUMBAN
The Literary -Sodety entertainpd
the parish to a special program -me on
Tuesday evening, The attendance
was much appreciated by the mem.
bers and, the different numbers were
well rendered and highly applauded.
Mr. Harold Maloney, of Detroit
spent last week end at the home of his
mother and brothers of McKillop.
We are glad to learn that 'MT.
FrancisMurphy has convalesced from
his recent illness and has returned
home from Seaforth Hqspital.
Mr. Thomas Morris'is at prement
wearing a broad smile, a fine b4by
boy having 'been born to his wife on
Sunday last at Scott Memorial Hos-
pital.
Mr. D. J. Cronin has disposed of a
valuable team of drivers, much ad-
mired in this vficinity, to a buyer from
Guelph. A goodly sum was realized.
The right sort of drivers are still in
demand, and likely to be.
WINGHAM
Death of Mrs. Luke King, — Mrs.
Julia Ann King, beloved wife of the
late Luke King, passed away to her
eternal reward on the early morning
of March 12th. Mrs. King came from
Dublin many years ago with her hus-
band and f amily to take up their home
in the town of NVingham, where they
conducted a general store. Mrs. Kir
looked after the business during tl
farewell to children and,
-*Q 0.*Wng.1rionds to onter into the
to-Olm *f 4=41 bliss, which her
N ne Vastet has promised to those
'whiq somo Alm well. "Well done,
thou good and faithful servant, be -
"a""" thou wert faithful over a few
things, I will place thee over many;
enter into the joy of the Lord." The
funeral took place at the Sacred
0eart Church Saturday morning, the
pastor, Rev. Father McHugh, offering,
up the Mass of Requiem in the pres.
enee of a large congregation, and, in
a few well-chosen words he asked
those present to be mindful, of the
,souls of the faithful departed. The
solemn music for the owasion by the
choir, directed by Miss E. Ryan, or-
ganist, who rendered the solo 110 Rest
in the �Lord" from Mendelssohn. Xrs.
King leaves to mourn her loss, Luke
and Frank, at home; four sons out
West; Mrs. J. Dalton, of Goderich,
and, Mrs. Hickie, of Owen Sound be-
sides two sisters,in the St. Joswhys
Order, Reverend Mother Aloysisus
-and Sister Marcella.
DUBLIN
Mv� Edwin Stapleton, of St. Jer-
ome'sCollege, Kitchener, spent a few
days with his parents, Mr. and Mire.
William Stapleton.
Miss Rose iMcConnell spent the
week end in Detroit with her sister,
Mrs. Dingeman.
Miss Anna Molyneaux, of Kitchener
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Molyneaux. .
Mr. Joseph Nagle spent a few days
with friends in Windsor and London.
On Tuesday, March 17th, a card
party and dance was held in the par-
ish hall. A large crowd attended and
was enjoyed by all. Prizes werre won
by Mrs. John McGrath and David Mc-
Connell; lucky chair prize was won
by Miss Peggy O'Connell.
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IN MEMORIAM
Note. -Items under this head will be charg-
ed 50 cents per single verse, and 25 cents for
each additional vers e.
In loving memory of my dear husband and
father,,, Roland Cudmore, who passed away
three years ago, March 16th, 1928.
Pevacefully sleeping, resting at 4ast.
Life's weary troubles and sufferings past;
Gone and forgotten by some you may be,
But deep in our memory forever �ou'll be.
3301xl I WIFE AND FAMILY.
Propriei
IMPORTANT NOTICE$
MALE. -A QUA1,1TITY OF BAFMIDY
,1151onproveil Banner oats for Beed, , alpio'
a quantity' of thaottiby hay. Apply to JAMES
H."UPOHALL, Vippen. or phone 15-182, SePL.
larth. 8800-2
]FOR SALE. - TWO DUAL PURPOSE
Shorthorn buns, and fourteen mouft
old. Their s4m, Hillvi Minstrel, was Junior
and Reserve Grand 1humplon ab the 1921
Royal. Also a Duiwl Purpose Shorthorn clDw
due irt-Aprid, an extra good milker, priced to
suit the times. GEORGE L. REID, Varna.
8200x2
E QUANTITY OF CHOICE
grown from O.A.C. No. 144,
Foteed . ' _*
yielded me over 50 bushels per acre in 1980.
at 50 cents per bushel, Also steel tanks G
feet lang on hand. Other sizes on list can
be ordered on abort nod&e; $9.95 for the 6 ft.
length; other sizes priced on application.
I Very convenient In the sugar bush for storing
Ivan. Agent for the highest gradea of steel
gr�ofhm and asphalt, also fertilizers of all
ades. WILLIAM DOIG, Jr., R. R, No. 8,
Kippen, Ont Phone 138 r 2, Seaforth,
—.-- - 0 9301-2
FOR SALE. -SIX SHORTHORN BULLS, 9
to 12 months of age; good colore and
good breeding and priced according to the
times. These cattle have been bred for years
for both -ilk and beef Production. A cow
bred in this herd, now owned by Kay and
Meyers, of Guelph, recently made a high mUk
record in the R. 0. P. Another now owned
by T. Russell, of Downsview, carried off sev-
eral chamPionships both in Ontario and the
West. Also one good Clyde gelding rising
th-rve, broken. Apply to ROBERT M. PECK.
Zurich. Phone 96 r 8, Hensall. 82914f
Fertilizer
A CAR OF FERTILIZER WILL
ARRIVE NEXT WEEK.
Call and Get Our Prices.
Those Dickson
SEAFORTH.
Notice to Public.
,Several complaints have been made to Town
Officials of the escape of gasane fumes from
to%yn drains into cellars. A very unpleasant
nuisance is thereby created and also a Possible
source of grave danger from explosion.
Anyone using gasoline for washing or other
business or domes.tic purpose, is requested not
to allow the Same to find its way into the
town drains and is reminded that liability foc-
damages might be incurred, should serious
haran result.
later years when her husband was 'i Mens Bu jec'eto SU- annoyance, are ad- 900 r w 1 9
sed to have th ir drains inspected by a with Hydro installed. Or these lands may b� I
absent travelling through the distant —Peten-t plumber. Sewer gas should not offered with the above mentioned personal
CARD OF THANKS 0,
,parts of Ontario, as agent for the find its w y in -to cellsors through drains that property (in block.
Catholic Record. During the time of to are properly laid, trapped and ventilated. Further particulars regarding any of the E
Mrs. Henry Forsyth and family wish The town drains were laid for surface above may be had from the undersigned Ex -
her residence in Wingharn Mrs. King thank their friends and neighbors for their drainage and while the Corporation has per- ecutor or from their solicitor, F. Finglaind,
made many friends. She was known many acts of kindness and sympathy shown mitted of their use for celani drainage, the Clinton.
to all as an exemplary mother, a kind a during the Illness and death of Mr. Forsyth, Corporation assumes nq responsibility for in- J. W. SHAW, FRED ANDERSON, NEL-
]go the Rev. Mr. Tylaleolion and, Mr. Conner, convenience or damage resulting therefrom. SON BALL, Executors of the Estate of John
neighbor and one who always bad a and for -the beautiful floral tributts. J. Biggins, Deceased. Geo. H. Elliott, Auc-
sympathetic feeling for her neighbor, 33OIXI THE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. tioneer. 3301-2
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On 1,he vren&! es khap rprooteil 4 am -b opop
lyXick dWWl1m ]YOWs and -,outbuildimm. T40,
Whole -111 be sold tpxWed to a reserve bid to
be made known at the time of the sale,
Terms-4Cash.
Given by order a WMm Davis. Aftin.
istratpr'of the Estate of the late Mmutgompry
Davis, Thomap Br—q4 Apotioneer. 80oixg
A UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
'-'L IXPLEMENTS, at 1,4 92. Huron Itoad,
234a miles West a Holmesville, on Highway,
an Thursday. March 26th, at I oclock she*,
consfiPfing of the following; Five young bors-
ea. 10 cows rialking and due ti> ireshein in
spring; 5 &primer heifers, 10 yearling helfige,
12 *aJves from I to 5 months old, brood slow
due �,o profit in May, quantlity of, oats suft, 4
able for seed, quantity of sweet clover seed, I
full line of farm machiineM number of cedar I
posta. Terme.--C-rarin, clover seed and all
sums of. $15 and under. cash; over that amount
7 months' credit will be given on furalshin
,g
bankable paper, or a discount of 4 per cent.
straight allowed (few cash on credit amounta.
A. E_ TOWNSHEND, Proprietor; Geo. H. j
Elliott, Auctioneer. 3801-1
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AUCTION SALP.,
Of
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned auctioneer has received in-
structions from the Executors of the Estate
of the late John J. Biggins, to Bell by pub-
lic auction on Lot 33, Concession 1, Town-
ship of Stanley, commencing sit I p.m., sharp,
on a
MONDAY, MARCH 30th, 1931 1
the fodlowling, that is to say: a
'CattleL-Seven cows, 1 bull and I heifer. (
Aid a" either fully registered or are eligible a
for registration. Papers for same will be 2
supplied at time of sale. V
Horses. -1 driving horse, I general purpose a
horse, I aged mare. c
Poultry. -38 youm� hens.. i
Imr,dements.-Cutter, orake, Plow, roller, bay 13
,tedder, sulky plow, mower, bean cultivator. r
sleighs, spreader, wagon. brudie, buggy, one t
cutter, I gas emine, traeltor, drill, tractor I
plow, fanning mill and many cither articles
used in farming,
]�.usehold Effects--4ull line of living room,
dining-rocim., kitchen and bedroom furniture.
TERMS OF SALE.
As the above must he sold to administer
the estate of the late John J. Biggins, all
will be sold without reserve and all 'articles
save the cattle, horses and farm implements, t
will be sold flyr cash. On purchases of cattle,
horses or farm implements over $25, three
months' time will be given reliable purchasers
on notes signed by themselves and two joint
makers satisfactory to the executors, such cl
rYotes to been, interest at the rate of 7 per c
cent. per annum until paid. Sales of the f
same for $25 or under will be for eash- I
At the same time and place the above men- B
tioned land, consisting of 120 acres, will be
offered for sale, eubject to a reserved bid an.1
to certain conditions of sale, which will be
read at the time these lands are offered. On
these lands sore said W be about 20 acres of
� his d ood bush cod farm buil,44--
)TICE
Liberal
Allowance
Made For
Your Old
Fur Coat
on a
Trade-in.
NOTICE
�. -All Our
Coats Are.
Beautifuft
Lined With
Georgeous
Silk and
Crepe Lininga.
a "es oat
and a
We have made arrangements with
the Qualitv Fur Company, of Tor-
onto, for this display and sale that
takes place at our store on,�
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
P . il
r. 1912 012 1
Here is a splendid opportunily to
purchase that'new fur coat,at ridic-
uously low prices as this is the time
of year when prices are at their
lowest.
By purchasing now we give you
FREE storage all summer and you
may pay in the fall.
110i, A, Id& la� 1dk .1& A& a, 10, 16, 1& 1& A& I& �01 A& 1.01 a, I& AL la� A&
-W 1W
Also a Beautifid Display of Foxes
I& I& 1,& .16, A, A& I& A,
Fur Coats Rem' odelled
at very reasonable prices.
Remember the Dates of this Great Money Saving Sale
and Display 'at
Phone 89
Ch Soy. Seaforth
A
Two Year
Written
Guarantee
is Given
On Every
Fur Coat.
NOTICE
Come and Meet
Our Representative
And Get
His Prices
And Terms
On A New
Fur Coat.
)AY, Proprietor; George H.
er,
"ILEARING AVOnON' SALO OF FAAX
` STOCK AND ]XVIAMENTS,--0. H. El-
lott; has been Instruoted to Bell by- publi "'
notion on Lot 18, CQueepsion 8, UAX., Tuok-
rarafth, on Wednesday. Marich (25, at I aloloo
harp, the follow1m: Hmes--Oue 1,
aral mare 9 years old, t dreft mam.-=
years old, I draft Ally r1sinv 4 years cK
cat rising 2 ye&Ts old W Ftovorite Affain,
oolit rising I year old bY Favorite Again.
:attle-One cow 9 years 914 due October 10th,
cow 3 years kAd freshened February lot..
Jersey heifer with calf, I baby beef helfez�
steers rising 2 years old, d young calf.
[oge-Four Yorkshire boo nearly ready foL
iorket. Poultror--n-ree dozen choice Yount
�arred Rock hens and pullists, I choice Bar-
ed Rock rooster. Implements -One Massey.
Kerrie binder 6 -foot. out 1 McCormick mower
-foot cut, Deering, 1045oot wake, I Massey-
Carris bean culitivaibor and puller, 1 Massey-
larris land roller 10 'foot, 1 I.H.C. culitivator�
-section diamond harrows, I Frowt & Wood
ise harrow, I Cockshouitt single riding plow,
Pleury walking paow, I set scales 2,000 Ths.
'hatham fanning mill, I pair bob sleighs, i '
ravel box, I Tudhope Anderson wagon, one
,agon Tack, I new stoneboat, I Greer buggy
early now, 1 set single harness, I Portland
atter, I pair new horse blankets, I extension
tdider, I wheelbarrow, 2 dozen grain bags, I
ay rope, car, slings, roves and 'chain. hey
3rk, hey knife, 2 scoop shovels, draining
.00p, I crew bar, I wire sfbretcher, also
abvdIs, forks, hoes, whiffletrees, neckyoke.
babile pugs and other urificles.. Household
ffecta-Mbod cook stove, hanging lamp and
ime other lamps, Daisy churn. Hay and
,rain-Abiout 12 tons of choice timothy hay,
quantity of clover hay, 8 bushels seed beans,
DO bushels seed oats, 100 bushels mixed
,heat and barley. Temis.-AU Bums of $10
nd under, cash; over that amount 12 months'
redit will be given on furnishing approved
Ant notes, with bonalfide property owners as
acurity, or 6olo straight off for cash. No
eserve as the farm is sold and the proprie-
�r is giving up farming. T. N, FORSYTH.
mprieiinr; G. H. Elliott� Auctioneer.
8200-2
FARM PROPERTY FOR -
SALE
Under and by virtue of the 'powers con-
vined in a certain M�Drtgage, which vmU be
roduced at the time of sale, there will be
ffered for sale by public auction an Satur-
ay the 21st day of March. 1931, at two E
in the afternoon, at The Commercial
lotel, in the Town of SeafDrth, in the County
f Huron, by Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, the
Yllowing property. namely: Lot number
�ight in the Fi_Tth concession of thb Town -
hip of MoKillop, in thie County of Huron.
in the said lands there is said to be two
ams, a brick house with woodshed and kit -
hen attached. The Tarm. is conveniently lo-
ated, being about four miles fr6m. Dublin,
nd about six miles from Seaforth.
TE,RMS.-Ten per cent. of purchase money
o� be paid on -the day of sale -, bal-ance to be
aid in thirty days.
For further particulars and conditions of
ale, apply to
R. H. MUNRO,
XftcheU, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Mortgagee.
Dated at Mitchell. Ontario this 23rd day ef
'ebruary, A.D., 1931. 3299-3
MORTGAGE SALE
OF FARM PROPERTY IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP
Tinder and by virtue of the Powers of Sale
-d in a certain Mortgage which will
,onttainL
)e produced at the time of sale, there will be
,frered for sale by public auction, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 24th, 1931
tt 2 o'clock in the afternoon. at the Queen's
4.tel. in the Town of Seaforth, in the County
if Huron , by Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, the
'oldu-ing prop ty namely:
The East haeIr oi Lot number Twelve (12),
n the Fifth (5th) Concession and the South
ialf of Lot number Eleven (11). In the Sixth
6-th.) Concession of the said Township of
tIcKiUlop, containing in all One Hundred
100) acres cyf land.
On the said lands there are erected a good
)ank barn on a stone foundation and a small
1welli nig house, and there i5 a3so a large
Asick of straw.
,I�him farm is conveniently located to Sea-
rorth and Dublin which are reached by good
roads.
The Two (2) properties will be offereol for
;.,Ie together or in Two (2) separate Parcels
LO suit buyersli,
TERMS OFIISALE.--Ten (10) per cent. of
the,- purchase money to be paid in cash on
the day of sale and the balance to be paid
without interes't within Thirty (30) days.
Further particulam and wriditions of sale
will be made known at the time of sade uni
may he bad in the meantime from the on-
demigned. R. S. HAYS,
Seaforth. Ontario,
-M,tlragee's Solicitor.
Thomas Brown. Auctioneer.
Dat,d t1ii, 12th day of March. 1931.
3200-2
FARMS FOR SALE
F ARM FOR SALE 100 ACRES, LOT 13,
Concession 4, H.R.S., Tuckers,raith, In
good state of cultiviiition. There are on the
premise; an eight roomed frame use. wood-
,,hed �ttiidhcfl : basement barn, x. 0 with
rm, to tic thirty head of c a seven
h(yrsee;; hen housi� anti drive sh il I sell
(in \,(-ry reasonable terms for qu s le. Ap-
ply to JAMES CAMERON. R. R. No. 4, Sea -
forth. Lot 1.1, Con. 5, Tuckersonith, or phone
1 33 0 D. CARNOCI-I&N, 6016
. -2 r to RAE
Grnyton Ave.. Detroit, Mich. 3298-tf
F ARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE PART LOT
28 and 29, Concession 3, McKilloxo, con-
taininiz 192 acres and known as the T. E.
Hay% farm. Must be sold to close the estate,
if 'lot sold will be rented. For particularm
apply to J, M. GOvENLOCK, Exerutor, See -
forth. s201-tt
F ArtM FOR SMR. -LOT 11, CONC13SSION
.1. H.R.S., Tuckersmith, containing 100
a c rets oif cbrioico land, situated on county road,
li,, miles south of the prosperous Town of
S,8forth, rin C. N. R. Railway: crinvertient to
-h k, churches and markets. This farm is
all u ndo,rdrained. well fencod: about 2 acres
or choice fruit trees. The soil is excellent
an,] in a good state of cultivation and all
�uit.ble for the growth of alfa'Lfn, no waste
Ia,,]. The farm Lq well watered with two
never failing wells. also a flowing spring In
1ho. farm yard; about 40 acres plowed and
ready for sprittv seeding, also 12 acres of fall
wheat; remainder is seeded with alfalfa. The
are first class, in excellent rppair�
hhe house is brick and is modem in every re,
spect, heated with furnace, hard anti sofi
water o 'i tRP, S. three-piece bath room', rural
telephone, also rural mail. The outbuildiw
consist of barn 6OX80 feet with stone stalb-
ling tinder; ni.1 fkom in stable cement; th(
stabling has wetter system ins led. A goo
frame driving Rbeii, 24x4S feet: a 2-storel
hen house 1606 feelt. A brick pig pen Witt
c,ment floors capmble of housing about 4(
pigs, The house, atables and barn hiave iTTds
insta`lle�d. Anyone desiring a first olass hem,
and choice farm shoult'l see this. On accloury
.-F 01 health 1 -01 sell reasonable. Beside
the above I am offering Lot 27. 0oricamsion 12
Hibbert, consisting of Too acres choice. land
65 acrei well untlerdrained: 10 acres maPl,
bus,h, otal sectied to g1ra.,is; -no waste land. 01
the promises, are a good bank bum 48x56 fee
and frnme house. an excellent Well- Th
(rarm is situated about 5 miles, from the pros
porous village 'of Renoiall on the C.N.R.. one
quarter of a mile from school and mile from
church. This fiarm has never been croppe,
much and is in excellent shape for cropplin
or pasture. I will Rel.] -these farms togethe
or separately to suit purchaser. Por furthie
particialara apply to the proprietor, Senfortt
R. R. 4, oir phorne 21 on 183, Sesforth. THOI
G. SHILLINGLAW, Proprietor. $901-1
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DOMIMOX TRADE SCH-0- L81, IL
Eastern Headqdbriers,49
TUESDAY Toronto. 865 Talbot 3
Employment ner"ce--cout to cow
Karch 31st
NOTICE
juder the auspices of the Seaforth We have now our Chopping and
kgricultural Society. At 1.45 P -m-1 Rolling Atil.l complete and will rulit
L Grand Parade of a I an ma s mter-
d for competition, headed by Seaforth
lipe Band.
2 o'clock—Judging Commences -2 o'clock
HORSES
CLYDESDALE
tallion, any age ........... $15 $7 $5
Ist prizc----Zavauge Special.
talli.n under three years ...... 8 5
weepstake.. . ................. � - - Badge
PERCHERON STALLION
ta,llion, any age ............. 8 4
ROADSTER STALLION
tandard Bred Trotting or Pacing
Stallion, in harness .... I ..... 5 4 3
ROADSTERS
toadster horse in harness, 15-3 or
under............ ........... 7 5 3
Second prize donated by J. A�
Vesteott, 3rd prize donated by J.
. Cleary.
'arriage in harness, over
horse
.......... .......... 7 5 3
AGRICULTURAL
3rood. mare in foal ............. 8 6 4
�illy or gelding foaled in 1928.. 5 8 2
1st prize donatted by Prov. of
Ont.. Bank: 3rd Prize donated
hy Purity Purveyors.
;Illy or Gelding foaled in 1929.. 5 3 2
list prize donated by Seaforth
News: 3rd Prize donated by
Thuma5 Dickson.
.-Illy or Gelding foaled in 1910.. 5 3 2
I't P rize donated by Huron
,Expositor: 2nd prize donated
by W. R. Smith; 3rd prize
donated by Geo. A. Sills & Sons.
ream in haorness ........... 15 8 6 4
let prize donated by Stewart
Bros.
3weepstake .............. * ....... Badge
HEAVY DRAFT
Brood Mare in foal ............ 8 6 4
Filly or Gelding, foaled in 1928 5 3 2
ist prize donated by Geo. D.
Fer7uson: 3rd prize donlated by
S. S. Mevey.
Filly or Gelding, foaled in 1929 5 3 2
Ist prize donated by J. F.i
Daly: 2rd prize donated by Jos.
Dorsey.
Filly or Gelding foaled in 1980 5 3 2
ist prize donated by N. Gluff
& Sons: 3rd prize do'nated by
J * E. Keating.
Team in Harness ........ 16 8 6 4
Ist pri7w donated by Bank of
Commer .
Swecp-,.take ....................... Badge
GENERAL PURPOSE
Tefirn in Harnes- .... ...... 7 5 3 2
Ith prize donated by
OlYmpia Restaurant.
TOWN -SHIP SPECIAL
Bc,.,t Three Hor,,-L,- from ione
Township. 2 or more entries
lo fili this ClaAt ........... 9 6 8
Prizes donated hy the Directors.
Exhibitors Plie-itse Bear in Mind -Parade a
1.45 sharp. Judging commences 2 o'clock
Classes wiil be called in the order as; they
appear in this ad.
BOYS' JLTDCING COMPETITION
Open to 1�ys, 91 years of age
imd under .. .......... $:� s t $3 $2 $
li,t pri7.e, $5 grold pio,ce. donated by C. P
Pos tm as�ter.
The C()mPvtiition will be under the directioi
or Mr. McLeod, C,,unty Agricultural Repres
vntittivv. Score carcls wiA be given each boy
7,0 poiiht�, will be given for placing by scor
card. and AD poinds for reasons to be give
orAlly, Class to be judged will be Reev.
Hoi,e-- No entrance fee will be required
but boys must have their entry in Wore 1.9
o'clock. Previous winners of First Prize I
th ii; competition are barred.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. Zntrance Fee, $1.00: each atiolitionall en
try -10 vents. 2. -All entries must be mad
wl1h the Secretary before 1.30 p.m. 313roo,
in"ros -Age
, must s how visibily in food. 4.
ol hores to dale fr(nn. January Igt. 5. -Thi
judges will lie Particular to regard merit I
lall st�ck'hc,,,�,,potillon and withhold any prem
itim r " in idcr the animal undeservins
nn,l a first or setond prize will not be give
to a third cla.,is rinimnl, or in a sweepstak
if they consider the competition not suffici
6. -Every exhibitor must produce his entir
ticket in every class. otherwise the artina
will not be judged. 7.-Brocgl mares in foe
bo-th heavy draft sail ttgHcul,tural. are barr
from competing in the class for Mare. Fil
- Celdlng, any age. A All animals rom.
'be the hilirtsififle Property of the exhibitio
q 'All animals entered for dompt,titinn mu
,,pPear in parade at 1_30 p.m. 1O.-Tudge
decisions to be final in all cases.
DONATTONS RECEITED FROM
Directorq Seaforth Agricultural Society, cas
S18.00; Thos. McMillan, M.P.. cash, $10.0
W_G. Medd, M.L.A., cash. $10: Province
OnU,rio Bank. cash, $5; Isaac Hudson, cas
S2; Win. Ament, cash, $2; Queen's Hoto
lensh, S2: J. M. Gtivertlack, cash, $1; Hu
Ex-positor, olash, &5; Seniforbb News, cash,
Cornmerdial Hotel. cash, $2; Theis. Bickeoftsh. $1: Princess Theattre, cash, $2; Jol
Gallop. cash. $1; C. P. SdI11s. cash, $5: W.
Smith. goods. $3: J. Wesley Beattie, eas
S I
3; Win. A. Wriorht. cash, S2; W. G. Will
S': Samuel Shinan, caslh. $1; Bank of Ceti
merce. Silver Cup. $16: Stewart Bros., woo
$15: F. S. savauire, gold waitch. $15: J.
Daly. anbol, tires, $5; Theis. DickRion
$": Gen. D. Ferguson. goods, $5t N!:Z!�fr
1�ons. goods. $15; J. E. Kenting. 1 $
Purrity Purvowors, goods, $2: Jois. J. Clew
100 Mi. Five Ra-isq Flour: J. A. West6o
g000ls. $5: Olympia Restaurant, goods.
Andreov Archibald, cash. $1; Jos, Dorsey,
can, 1$2; S. S. McVey. eigairs. $2; G. A. SIR
buggy laii $2.50.
Prize Lists may he obtained from Secrets.
r WM. S. BROADFOOT Presid
r DR. HARBURN
Spring Show Oircuit--Seafortlh, March al
Mitchell, March 27th; Hensall. April 7; 01
ton, April 2nd.
evory day at 8e per bag over 5 bg
lots, andfrom 5bags down and large
bran sacks, 10 cents.
KRUSE BROS.,
R. R. No. 3, Seaforth.
32994
A New Roof
Council Standard Galvanized Cor-
rugated Steel Sheets is doubtless the
cheapest and -best roof 'to put on barm
since its introduction in 1924.. It iv
heavily galvanized and in a claits _bw
itself, and is not to be eampared with
the low grades of iron offered on the,
market. , No better material, put ox
the market by any of the other roof
factories. We. can suppl�y ordinarr
corrugated iron, if 'Wanted- The ice
Pr'
is away down this year, and the Galb
Art Metal Co. gives easy terms as
usual.
For a dwelling house roof, we hit"
Asphalt Shingles of any weight, shape
or color desired to select from. Also
Art Brie Siding of any color. AD
down in price this year and qualitY
good. A new roof is cheaper tboa&
leaving on a worn out one. Many
have proven this to their so -ow -
Get the benefit of my long experi-
ence with roofs and putting them on.
I solicit your enquiries before order-
ing elsewhere.
JOHN ELDER
PHONE I HENSALL
8295-tf
Baby Chicks --- Hatching Ecrtre
8 AND 10 WEEKS OLD
PULLETS
Our Chicks are produced from high-
est grade pure bred stock, carefully
culled and bred for large eggs, large
birds and high produltion. Plan -t trap -
nesting under R.O.P. supervision.
Our prices -are reduced this year to
be in line with present conditions.
They are as follows, for March and
April:
Leghorns ...... $15 per hundred
t Barred Rocks .. $17perhundred
Black Minorcas, $17perhundred
White Wyandottes,$18 per hundred
Jersey Black
Giant $20 per hundred
Ten per cent. discount on all orders
1 received up to March 15th.
Ask for Phamphlet and Price List.
Sunnyvde Poulfty Fum
e
n and Hatchery
o PHONE 137 r 3 SEAFORTU.
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D. H. MCINNES
Registered Drugless
e PractitiOlker.
n CHIROPRACTOR
ELECTRICITY
Magnetic Electric Baths
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
ed
Friday Afternoons.
Adjustment given for disea"t
t of all kinds.
It
0:
Of THE JOHN RANKIN
b,
Tn AGENCY
5;
11 Insurance of all kinds.
in
R. Bonds, Real Estate
h.
Money to Lo -an
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
F. Phone 91
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A. BARGAIN
'2;
Ifts
in, FOR SALE—Five acres, one iT&
from Senforth; modern house witl
ry. furnace, bath and toilet* small haft
good orchard. Tax", $1:5,. Sol#**
chance to start chicken fft"ho b04
ets. Apply to
at .
R. S. IVAYS, Seaforth, Obt,
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