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• ,OnTuesday' a' dock of w11d geese
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BRUSSELS
Death of George Kerr, --There pass -
'ed away on Tuesday at his home on
the 5th concession of Morris, Qeorge
Kerr in hind 74th year. IMr. Kerr was
one of •tiheearly'--pioneers, halving'
been born' and raisedr°on the farm • on
which he died.. Ile had been in fail-
ing health for some ticmeand was
not alble to 'throw off the flu.. He
leaves to .nulourn his -loss his wife, one
daughter Ella, and two sons, Wesley
on the homestead and James on the
Sth concession of 'Morris• awl one
grandson, ,Stewart. The rurerai took
place from his home Thursday: after-
noon, interment in Brussels a;inetery.
Philip Ament,:attended ;he "funeral
of his son-in-law, Arthrr aawscshaw,
at Lucan, on 'W'ednesday. Mrs. Geo.
Dawson, Tiverton, sister of Mrs.
H'awkshaw, also attended,
The Young People of Melville.
: Pres6yterian Church- held their week-
ly meeting on Tuesday evening, the
president, Miss Margaret'�MoDougal
'1n,the chair and Miss Margaret Gar-
3n'lss . presiding at the piano, After.
'1 ,singing ,a hymn, Rev. Wm. Moore led
in prayer and Jessie Little • read the
first Scripture lesson. Grace Stew -
....wt toc4 the chair and was in charge
of the,, devotional part. -Freda Mus-
tard read the.aecond lesson." A duet
was given by Reta and Donna Smith;
' Miss Marie 'Heather had the . topic.
"Jesus Our Ideal in Temptation,"
which was splendidly given. A hymn
was.' sungi and the meeting closed
• with the Mizpah 'benediction.,This is
the last meeting until next fall.
Visitors here: Miss Donna Smith,
Bluevale,, visiting her sister, 1'I•;ss
',Beta; 'Mrs. (Rein.) Barker, Windsor,
-calling on old friends.
9zlnlpti fl -.In I<idptb
liffAiorfal lint, Si 4
lfor,th Sande', March 30$ ,
u rkt't ici* 01. #fa dais
Denotnme. 111may Towneklp, on rag. 13111;
tto Ur. and Mrs. Ted Denomunp a dauah.
i'pping,--In Zurich, on• March 11th, to Mr,
and Mats. John K4Pp111g, a 0011.
Stoblbe•..-In Exetar north 'on Bridal', 74azcll
114/1,41/0 11r. *ad ,.,1Mrs. Peter IStobbe, a som
»Faerass•
tion.—>n Seaforth,._bm Friday, Marchi 18th,
James Mann, in his $6th year:
Turnbull.—in Exeter, on March 12th, Mary
Jane. Recrett, 'beloved wife of Witham A.
IrurnJbull, in her 60th 'year.
Ada/mi.-Jo McI2111oip, on Saturday, Moab
18th, Noble T. Adams, aged 81 years and
e days.
Brown.—In Mullett, on Match 10th, Marry Ann
Lee, widow of John Brown, aged 71 'years,
and 6 months,
CARD ,OF THAI KS
e.
.Mr. Henry Purdy and . family, of , near
Chiselhurst, wish to express their Very sin-
cere thanks n andfat'
lappree ton of thei many
acts of a kindness shown ho n them during' the ill-
ness and after The death Of their wife and
Mother, by theta ay neighbors and friends
and for floral tr> tes and cars sulpplied:'7
33541
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, NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by my wife after Mlarch 19th, 1932.
ALVIN McGILL,
. Seaforth, Ont.
3354x1
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
LANDS "
COUNTY Oli+! , PERTH
Under and by virtue Of a Writ, of 'Execu•
tion• is ;ied''oet of the Supreme Court of On-
tario, to me •directed and delijYered. against
the lands and tenem h?ts of"'•WILLIAM AR-
THUR WRIGHT wherein ISABELLA JANE
WRIGHT is the plaintiff, I have seized and
t -ken in excaution and ,will• offer for sale by
et-fl'ic auction at. .my- office in the• Court
House. in the City of Stratford, in the Coun-
ty of Perth, on Tuerday, the 19th day of
April, 1932, at the hours of 2 o'clock p.m.., all
the right, title, and equity of redemption of
the strict WILLIAM ARTHUR WRIGHT, in
and out of the following? land's and tene
menta, being composed of Lot Number 29;
Concession 10, in the 'Fownsthip of Hibbert,
in the County of Perth.. '
On the premises are Ste:nosed to bea'brick
house, bank, barn; dram shed, etc.
M, •F: IEVINE,
• Sheriff -County of Perth.
Sheriff Office, Stratford, Ont.,
January 19th, 1932. •
335'1.4
Use Seaforth 41' Highest Qtialiy
18 Years
ClreamLry Butter Always
Confidence in business is obtained by years of dependable service.
We Want Cream.
"MORE CREAM" --"GOOD CREAM"
Deliver'your cream direct or send by truck or express and receive
our highest market price; consistent with accurate weights and tests.
Deliver your cream and receive your money.
SEAFORTH CREAMERY
C. A. BARBER, Proprietor.
oday if
ou want these Bonds
New Issue
Canadian Pacific
Railway Company
Convertible 6%
Collateral Trust Bonds
(non -callable)
Due 'March 115, 1942
PRICE: 100 and Interest
(Plus Transfer Tax) s
Convertible September 15,
1932, to September 15,
1937, inclusive, into Com-
mon Stock in ratio of 40
shares for. each $1,000
Bond.
New IIssue
CITY OF TORONTO
5i Per Cent.
SERIAL DEBENTURES
Price at the market to
yield '5.70%. .The De-
bentures of $100' denomi-
nation will be limf ed in
amount, and are aviailable
in maturities from 1933-
1.942 only.
Telephone or Telegraph at Our Expense
.E. A. SIEGRiST.
Sc CO., L'IMITE 1 -
LONDON, ONTARIO
Long Distance Phone, Metcalf 3370
Beat Hard Times
Buyl. .. MQQRE'S Quality Chicks.
,
T]iis.yeariget your,Chicks ,from. Sunnyvale Poultry Farm. A real
trapnest_ pedl ree breeding' p1 alit, an Ontario Breeding Station,
where all 'birds aro.('rovernment approved and bloodtested. We
'trapnest under R. G. P. every day of every year,and devote all
our time to poultry and improving our strains. Our matings this
year are the finest we have ev er had. Big strong hens Mated to
male (birds Whose dams have 1 aid over 200 eggs.
OUR PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE
In keeping with the times we have put our prices down to rock
.bottom. This is your opportunity to secure highest quality Chicks
at very low cost. March and April Barred Rocks, $14 per 100' •,White Legherns, $12; started "chicks and four-week old cockerels at
bargain ;ernes. Order now an 41 avoid' disappointment.
Andrew A.Moore
Seaforth, -Ont. 'Phone 131'r 3
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Yark ihtre Piga,. ; wed s 4i4Alpo a ns n
tits of see , 0004 lgaa ,well paved Prcea.
right, Flinn ' 2i .i fa$,. $padogtll.'
Mi10.14NOLAVT.. uz zatxl .., • 88844
CIEOXCE i8Vf44.0 .agaDa yo t SALN,,
MRei9'ard ,garing wheat; OAC;. N. 191
Held Vega; O,A;C; No, 2t 'barley; "Velvet"
barley; 4'Grainery••Flller" seed oats ait,4 .Red
Cleaver. Prices and''detalls quoted upon re-
quest, .,Avply to Owen Geiger 844 Son,.. Hen.
dull, Ont. Phone ]:41o. ^'59. 8853.8
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS 'H,EREB GIVEN that ail
creditors and others having claims against the
estate of .MARION SMITH, late of the Town-
ship of Stanley. in the County ,f Huron.
Spinster, 'who died on the Tenth day of
November, A. D. 1931, are 'required to for-
ward their claims duly proven to, ,the under-
signed onor before
the Twenty-eighth. day
of March, A. D. 1932.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
after the said date the Executor will- proceed
to distribute ;the estate. having regard only
to the claims of .which he then shall have
notice. .
DATED at Exeter, Ont., this 7th day of
1MIas'eh, A. D. 1932.
GLAD.MAN & STANBUaY, '
Exeter, and Herman.
Executor's Solicitors.
3352-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
NOTICE is hereby" given that all creditors
and Others havingelaima against the estate
or •Agnes lddGeoch, late of the Village of
Eemondvi.11e it ' the County of Huron, who
died on the 12th day of 'February. •1932, are
requested to forward their claims, verified
by affidavit, to the undersigned, solicitor for
the Executors, on or before _the 4th day of
April, 193::
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
aaer the said last mentioned date, the cxeeu-
tora. will proceed to distribute the assets of
the said deceased„ haying regards only to
the claims of which they then shall have had
notice.
RATED at Seaforth, Ontario, this 16th day
of March, 1932,
• JOHN J. HUGGARD,
Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitor .for . the Executors.
.3353-3
.MORTGAGE SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
"finder and by v"rtue of the Powers of Sate.
contained Inas ce tale Mortgage which will
be produced at tele time of the sale, there
will be offered for gale by public auction,
subject to a' -reserved bid and ether' condi-
tions .ef sale, dn,. • •
SATURDAY, 'MABGH 26, 1932
at the. hour of 2"o'clock in the afternoon at.
THE DOMINION I1OU,SE, ZURICrf. ONT.
the follow�ing. property, -.namely: Part of Lot
in
N. 13, n the 12th Concession of the Town-
ship of 'Hay, in the Gounty of Huron, con-
taining sevehta act more or, less. '
On the premises is a good bank barn with
cement foundation, comfortable frame Muse
and a drive shed. There are two wells, ons
in-•thebarna-arnd--ane- .ar,- thy -house,- . 6hc-.
property is well drained -and fenced- Thera
are seven acres sown to all wheat, and all
the fall ploughing is dome.
This property is only three miles from the
flourishing village -of Zurich, and handy to
market, church and school.
•
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per rent..of the 'purchase money to be
paid at the time of sale, and the balance in
thirty days.
For further particulars and conditions of
sale apply to the undersigned solicitors.
DATED at Exeter, Onft' the 7th day of
March, A. D. 1932.. •
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Exeter and Hensel),
Solicitors for Mortgagee.
3352-3 .Oscar Klopp, Auctioned".
BLOOD TESTED CHICKS
Hatchery and ' flocks are both in-
spected .under the Dominion Depart-
ment 9f Agric'ulture's Hatchery Ap-
proval, Policy, The testing of the
blood 'samples was 'done by Capital
Laboratories,'; Ottawa.'
The "bred -to -lay qualities of our
birds are kept up-to-date by the pur-
chase of male birds from high record
R. O: P. hens, owned iby some of the
most successful 'breeders in the coun-
try. '
We expert to hatch about 1,500
Barred Rocks, 250 White Rocks and
500 Leghorns per week. Please order
about one month before you want
your chicks, if you can. Don't think
too much about the price. We will
use you right. Come and see us, or
phone ' 97 r 4, Bewail. We will be
glad to talk things' over with you.
Feed, Stoves and other suupplies
kept on hand.
J. Elgin McKinley
ZURICHI
3350-10
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THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY
insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan
SEAVORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 91
Ifo
Underthe A sill pa oil, *he S.eaforth' 4tari la
"'?rte $.Poiety. i
1 P
At 1:80 pm., a'Graa4 Parade of all Atihnela
entered for competition,, headed by the Sea..
Beath". Alijahlviders Band. ,
2 o'clock.--Jadghig COmmences-2 o'clock .
HOR$Es
CLYDESDALE
Stallion,
any age $8 ts6 54
3rd prize, J. k'• Daly, goods.
Stallibn, under three .years
7 ., 5
2nd p$'ize, N. Cluff •&
goods.
Sweepatake Badge
` P>9 R,CHERON-• T LL
S A ION
Stallion, any age 7. -4
ROADSWIta STALLION
Standard Bred, 1kotadrai or Pas-
ing Stallion,,iar Earns''"` 5 4 • 3
3rd prize by J. J:' Cleary.
ROADSTERS
Roadster horse in $arri€ess,' 15-3
or under 6 4 8
I 3rd prize donated by 3. J. Cleary.
Carriage horse in harness, over
I6-3 x. 6 4 2
3rd pt13e, W. R. SSnith ' u
GRIC4URA (!.;,,
Brood mare dealLT8 6 4
Filly dr Gelding. 3 yeais. or. Over
:"';1st prize donated • .by . Provilt of
Ontario Bank„ 3rd prize don-
Iated by C. M. Smiths'
Filly or Gelding foaled in 1930' 5 3' 2
$rd prize donated .by M. Beaton
Filly or Gelding 'foaled ,in 19315 3 2
1st Prize donated b3' The lluron
Expositor; 3rd priale donated by
G. D. Ferguson."
5 3 2
Exhibitors . Please . Bear, in Mind.—Parade at
1.30 sharp. Judging commences 2 o'clock
Classes will be called iso the order as they
appear in this ad.
Tears in harness $15.. $8 56 54
s
1st prize donated by..3'.
Sastauge•.
Sweepstake Badge
HEAVY DRAFT _
Brood Mare in foal, 8 6 4
Filly or Gelding, 3. years , or over 5 3 2
3rd prize donated by E%. II. Close
Fitly or Gelding foaled in 1930., „5 3 2:00
3rd prize donated by J. M..
'Cardno.
Filly or' Gelding foaled ip 1931' 5 3 2
Srd prize donated by T. Dickson
Team; in .Harness 15 8 6 4
1st prize donated by
Stewart Bros.
Sweepstake Badge
GENERAL PURPOSE
Team ',in •Harness' 7 5 3. 2.50
2.nd prize, .1. A. We.tcott,
Srtt prize, J. 'Dick, cash ;
4th prize,. J. A. •Stewart.
TOWNSHIP 'SPECIAli
Beat Three ; Horses from. one
Township, 2 or more entries to
all this Clash 9 6 3
Prizei'ailona'ted by the Seaforth
Agricultural.' Society_ • _ ,
BOYS'. JUDGING' GOIt1PETITION- - -
Open to boys, 21 years of '
age and under ..',- 65 $4 33 52 $1
1st prize, $5 geld piece,•, donated by C. P.
Sills, Postmaster ; 2nd • prize, J. Pullman ; 3rd
orize, J. E. 'Keating; "5th, Oylmspioa Restaur-
ant.
The C^mpetition Will be under the direction
,f Mr- M•oLeod, Countyli;rkulutral Repres-
en.ta$livel Score cards will bagiven each
boy; 50 points will 'beven for placing by
;more card- and 50 . Poinal for reasons to be
given orally. Class to be.' judged will be
Heavy Horses. No 'entrance .fee will be re-
quired. but boys must have 'their entry' in be-
fore 1.30, o'clock.
.Previous winners of First Prize in this
comlpc•tition are barred. t'
• RUI.F.S AND REGULATIONS
1. --Entrance Fee,__ $1.00; each additional
entry, 50 cents.
2. A.11 entries must he made with the
Secretary before 1.80 p.m. •
3. --Brood mares must show visibly in foal.
4.—.Ages of horse.; to date from Jan. lst.
5.—The judges will be particular to regard
merit in all "+took 'tompotition and withhold
any premium if they ooneider the animal un-
deserving, and a first or second prize will. not'
be given to a third class animal, or in a
sweepstake if they consider the competition
not sufficient.
G.—Every exhibitor must Produce his entry
ticket in every class, otherwise the animal'
will not be' judged.
7:--tBruod mares in foal, both heavy draft
and egricul:turai, are barred -from competing
in the class Tor mare, filly of gelding, any
age.
8.—All animals must be the bona fide pro-
perty of the exhibitor.
9.- All anima;is enteral for Idampdtitdon
must appear in parade at 1.30 p.m.
10.—nudges' decisions to be fins] in all 'oas-
es.
DONATIONS—CASH
T. .McMillan, M.P., $19; W. G. Medd, M.L.A.
510; W. A. Wright, $2: F. D. Hutchison, $1 ;
Thomas Phillips,. $2; John Gallop, 51; Chas.
Dungey 52: Seaforth Ncws, $5; Province of
Ontario Bank, 55 ; Neil Gillespie, 51? Sam
Shi,nan, 51; J. 11, Scott, 51; Alpe, Broadfoot,
$1; A. Box, $1; Isaac Hudson, $2; Huron Ex-
positor, $6 ; T. J. Stephens, $2; A. Dunlop,
31; . C. P. Sills, $5; S. Pullman, 51; Lorne
Dale, $1.00.
DONATIONS—GOODS
N. Clufi & Sons, goods, 55; Joseph Dorsey,
goods, $1.50; J. F. Daly, goods, $4; Thomas
Dickson, goods, $2: J. M. Cardno. ' 100 tris.
flour, 62.50: F. S. Sa, auge, gold •watch, 515;
John Pullman, goods., 52.50• Olympia Reet-
autrant, groats, 51: W. R. Smith, goods, 52 ;
John Stewart, goals, 62.50; Dick House;
geode, 51.60; 3. A. Westcott, goode. $5,00;
Stewart Bras., goals, $15; J. E. Resting,
goods, $2; J. J. Cleary, 100 lbs. Puriity flour,
100 lbs. Five Rosea final-, • 56; E. H. Close,
goods; 52.50; C. 141. Smith, goods, 32 ; M.
Beaton, goods, 32: G. D. Ferguson, goods, $2.
PRIZE LISTS MAY RE OBTAINED PROM
THE SECRETARY
HUMPHREY SNELL - - President
MRS. J. A. KERR , - - Sec.-Treas.
Spring Show Circuit-Seadorth, April 5th ;
Hensel!, April 12th; Clinton, April 7th.
FARMS FOR SALE
PAR* FO$ SALE. ^ FO,R SALE PARI L09
fa and 29, Lonceseion ; McEW.p, ern,
talning 192 acres and known ea the T. R
Hasa farm. Mart be geld t.r close the estate
If not sold will be rented: Per particular',
anal! to J. M. GOVENLOOB, Executor, S.a•
forth. 1120141
A BARGAIN
FOR SALE.—Five acres, One rail*
from .Seaforthf modern house witi•
furnace, bath and toilet;. small bar*
good' orchard. Taxes, $15. , Splendid
chance to start chicken farm, bees
etc. Apply to '
R. S. HAYS, Seaforth, Ont.
2953-t1
LL fashion roacislead; t .
for Easter A parel. " .In a
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search for newest •approvfie
we have chosen °_.,Storing Coa,ts, Go
Frocks, Suits, and Millinery that are re-
splendent with beauty and correctness. r
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in
and enjoy
seeing
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h
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,Ist ' leaders under
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ments
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-of a department newly decorat-
ed and modernized. -
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Coa.ts;., .•s
The new. modes .are here; you may
.. now inspect all that is correct, - all. '
that is hew 'and smart..: •
Attractive novelty~ sleeves= and . col-
lars,
ol lars, wider lapels, abundanCe'of' but-
tons, semi -fitting lines are a,rno g" the
latest inovations. The ziew style fur
collars and cleverly tailored,stitched
collars for wear with fancy `scarfs:'
are also wonderfully attractive.
Chongo, ' Broadcloths, Crepe
Cloths, Flake TWeeds and Polo
Cloths in Green, 'Rust, Navy, Sand,
Blue and Black.
THREE OUTSTANDING VALUES
$9.75, $15.00; $23.75
New Dresses
You just cannot afford to miss see-
ing this delightful display of ultra
stylish Easter Frocks. The new
fancy sleeves, symetrical flare bot-
toms, the stunning jacket styles,
lovely new colors and color combina-
tions; in plain and printed fabrics in-
cluding a .host of new crepe finished.
and flat crepe cloths.
THREE SPECIAL PRICES
$6.75, A9.95,412.75
$12.75
MONEY SAVERS
New Easter
Hosiery
KAY-RI$—The very latest Kayser
product. A fine Silk Chiffon with
a slightly visible rib in Gunmetal.
Oasis, Habday and all regular
shades • - $1',25
KAYSERS—New fit -all top, stretch-
es either side or lengthwise and
still retain their shape. A fine
chiffon full fashioned hose. All
the new Spring shades $1.25
KAYSER'S lovely Sansheen hose ;
sheer and clear with cradle foot
and picot edge. All you used to
• expect in a $1.50 to $2 hose Si , 00
FULL FASHIONED --A very poP u -
lar number. All the wanted shades
in all sizes 75c
New Easter
Accessories
NON -RUN, STEP-INS — Beautiful
new designs with lace trimming
and medalions of contrasting col-
ors — Pink, Peach, Yellow and
Nile. Think of the price ....39
NEW SLIP-ON KID GLOVES --
Black, White and Black, Biege
Black and White, Eggs1iiell or
White. Guaranteed quality. - fie
$2.25
SILK GLOVES—Slip-on style, all dee
new Easter shades. All sizes.
$1.00 to $11.50
NEW NOVELTY GLOVES Fine
Silk Nett for Spring wear; white
or black 51,25
Stewart Bros. Seafort
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