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_*1th-DOLORE19 DEIL,RIQ GINOM't GENIE RAYX0ND,
V& area will t
-A Big Musical, "Danci 844
Ug Copledy Special.. REM 'fro winter, 0.
0 the sivvre winter, -0,
00MODY NOWS
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"Aw to liv�yv seeding of avolft,
111, June 1,
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FAY WV4,Y PAUL LUKAS iii
Thursday, Friday, So turkFmm–"a� 2 ArW
Prime Edwar,.4; Due, to all fall w).je#
as a, 'gi
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""'THE -COUNTES$ OF''MONTE CRIKO": --qeU%9e,:OX.01,aver and alfalfd;-fat#�
0 bout double the sprin
COMODY ors will 4700
ason. yictona- 0
escape(4 gan
Mfatiftee Sat. and belt(*M, ii� p- Two Shows ni work do ft's se
t =e =1 t "'has"s 'sta r4 For S urnmer ewri
be estimiated, at Twe per cent Wrk:
It,ds estimaked that In thiis Vounty
90 Pe�r cent. of the (fall wheat VIn
A Call,T0 The Colors All clothes are symbolic. of a state be reseeded to. spring gmins. This
Of mind, and whether we are aw.are is the heaviest winter killing on, Te- VOIL S. DIMITIES and
PRINTED OROAN9W.
For Men of it or not, tend to� indik6--that state
ac: For a distance of
coro. Frontep
Of mW iWEin -worn. MeWs clothes about -,twelity
-five miles back from in a satisfying range of patterns colored Is 'ots
(Why,, in a worlA bright wifli color In p
-re, are American men eon� do in the most literal sense cramp OUT the'r�ive_r front, alfalfa Land f all wheat
,j.vgrywhe W
style because tb,6,y are so inexpres- have been frGn-k 90 to 66 per. �ent. stripes and floral, effects. e �5
1-. 71 "..;
tent to wear clothes tliat-ap , -,ar to i0vely. st�led. IBut their color, a's killei Some field's are totally bare. . 0 2, 1-1 t
- E, 50c yard
]have -been dipped more
well as -their cut, is equally a. part, Stra;�berrjes 'Colors fast.
or, less di'luted, �clothes that are #m- of their effp9t on, us. It is not sur�, would be about eighty Shorts—FaAcy or
cent. winter killied., raspberries
azinily accurate approximatignis- of per,
Heavier wash for pl,
that the Ambrican man uj�- an materia e
gravel, soot, sawdtist, unripe" olives* `` other bush fruits about 150 per i Is that 4r ' popular ain
U
ally need'4 so m1any cocktails in or, eenti. Lenfr6x and,, Addington: Fall 3411
land spring mud� of mixtures, that re Z3
der to,inject a little exilbemweinto sports wear, plain, fine cord, piques nted linines,
%�h&t estimated to be, practically a pn
41,
A�emble intint the accumu W.'ed �s Balbriggan Shirts or,�
*eeP- himself- He is suffering fro� an total loss ell"ers
�and alfalfa and
va,c' -Rose Maise, Blue,
lings in.the beg of a uum clean- and plain dress linens; -White,'
emicitional dep�essiolijfrom having fully'75 per cenL 'Drawers ...... I
j
dressed too long as if he, were a, door
Oui notion that the wed -l -dressed Nile and Greens. Tub �and sun proof.
man.in a -house of glomin American. n t
=an -must be sober in the color Penman!s Egyptian !ea,
men will begin to feel something of
schemes he chooses is& alm1pJy di�prov- the joie� de ivIivre wheii they-, &ess so. 11�Whatlls your idea of civiEzation?" Balbriggaii
"ng1:'sb`"f'an, , He is "till that they are 1, % Often— a -,sT&d& the tPrince, of Wales was, asked'.
,ed by the h es
SO
th.e. world's pattern, of .,.the well- on every landsieau�e or a blot on� a -,.!It" a, good idea," replied the
35c yard Balbriggan� Combs., ibort..
ed! g9ntAeman. But the cloth live w ny Sonie66dy ought to start
ggroome drawing-rooin, We. shall th Prince.
-out of which he has his clothes niadt more gusto when we dress as though
sleeve, knee length'
Is invariably packed with color, not we Were part of a natural world. 7-9v�
only his couAb�r tweeds, but the serg- "Whelil meet a 'man whose nualle Bal-biiggan Combs., sho,
r,!, Disraeli 6.
�es and cheviots. he weais in -town. Q! I cannot remem1be aid,
sleeve, long I
eg
Examine any batch of English. tail- ,I 19"Ivle myself two minutes; then� 'd
ors' samples,: however deep in gen- Severe Winter Killing W IS a hopeless ciase, I always, say,
eral tone some may be, they ate all 'And, how is tbe old complailit?
from, all partsof the -provinde- come
Fing6, Voil Organdies
dancing with minute particles a pure es
reports of serious damage to fat Ml
color. Wilton Lackaye,was on the pro-
w alfalfa and clover. ' Fdlbw-
Me suppdsedly reticent English- he� r IV � gram for a speech at a -gathering. in A clever range of med- Fixie imported quality,
_11�au '19 equally unalraid of color in ink are extracts from. reports, ece T Chicago. It was, late in the evening
1his, sdll�s and cottons-, From 111�5 , Cull, ed from representatives , in Tariout and everyone had been bored,,by the ium. a d small patterns
ounties: plain or printod in all
que'st India he took 'brilliant reds c' ther long-winded speakers.. When
y'e'o .1,is foulard',-,necktiies Br4ce,, Fall wheathas, nottwinter- o of WEllasso make col -
;and nows for �the toastmaster announded-1: "'Wilton
;aiid silk handkerchiefs� The patterns (vd well and maii-j-fields are com- Lackay%, the,famous' actor, wiR. now. ors positively guaran- this season s w a fi t e d
,of East Indian camel's-hair shawls, pleteay killed out. There has be;en give you his, adftess,," Mr. Lacicai�
co rab L�g
ve en" h -side -. de winter killing of alfalfa teed. All the new want
and Persian brocades ha be cop -
dl. isaidk "'Toestrinastex amid: colors. Cool and dressy
Dufferin: Ne
c1lover, too. w seed- arose an' ed shades; 39 inches
3e(i forbis house gowns and pyjamus. �nd Gentlemen: My address Is the Lambis
ing of fall wh6at is improving and
The makers of English sweaters h-ame Club New York.". He stat down-. The wide. for hotweather.
fact, Ls much more promising than was ex-
-an eye for landscape; and, in appjause was tremendous.
any number of subtly iridescent falb- pectedi, but Taost wheatfields will have Men's
rice, as rich in color as a field of to bia seeded to barley, Halton: A
I . conservative estimate would. say that Eath day the British House� , of F 1+
'heather, are used for every article Commons opens with -prayer to which
, venty-five per cent. of the fall '44-A 29c- 50c
-0 -1 1 -1 0- V to "e -.1 41..- ;.A- 0 TT
at will )have to be torn' utp or 0 y rs, are — a
socks,. Even English brorwns, are. rich' Whe custom of long standing. On one oc"
and clear, like butt�ynuts or old am- patched, A heavy increase in acre- ca5ion, William E. Gladstone took his
�11 [ � 14,1� . A_111 I_, age, of annual bay an(f pasture mix- � TT-.-,
er no e ours, a. cong,,�. tures for this purpose �are being us- 9""'��` "' ' ""' se and
va'rnish. ed. North SimI The majority of the .'little girl asked� - "Why do trhey
The ' French haberdashers have also farmers report total loss* of wheat, have prayers�, grandpa?"
their endlees improvisations of color clover and alfalf& It is not now ex- Gladstonr�i Teplied,: "The .Spe2j'ker P' TTERNS . OF PRINTI
on the borders oif handkerchief,". And pected that more than-twO PeT cent. looks Eut the members and prays for
if on- wants- neckties, at are not 4-1, 11 50 A
tinged with tints of death, disco�ur_
. of the %vheajt crop will 'he a normal
crop, while another fifteen per ' cent.
Men's Hats were never
ogement�' disintegration, and' &-cay,
may be partially saved as a feed
One day long ago, Margdret An, -It is' not, often you can buy Prints of Wabasso
On6 can Andthem, as easily in Paris
as in London. Hikers in Germany
grain crop 'by patching. Waterloo:
fall
glin left this message stuck in. the
'mirror in Mm Fliske's-. dbressing romm quality at this,4-ow. price. Fifty neatly designed
and Austria wear coats of blue linen,
Over 70,per cent. of wheat acre-
9)ge i�nlll he resown. to 6�ley or mix -
hhlamgaret Anglin says. Mrs. Fiske spots, florals Wipes and checks. All colors, and
bright as cornflowers. Rut the Ain-
erica-li camper gets in tune with na-
ed grain. About 40 pertc,,t. of I,,-
is the best actress in Amerim"
Mrs. -Fiske read it, added, two com-guaranteed ap6nt.
ture by covering himself from. head
'in
ers, and alfalfa will have to be plow-
ed up and an annual hay crop sown
'
mas, stuck it in- an envelope, and sent d
to foot ollive drab.
Elgj,Tj_: Fall wbt�at is very 6,1.,Ottty
A back to Miss Anglin. It read -
Some fields roftntered' w ell, while
I "Margaret Arbglin,. says Mrs, F�*�j
a, -.4 4. 1_111-A TT mg
'I
is the best act�esEil in America.' —1he
Garage, where gen.
uine parts are avail,
able. Our mechanics
are instructed. and
kept up-to-date � by
the General Motors
Service Bureau.
General Motors Service
A. W. DUNLOP
Phone 187 : Seaforth
o erb are aw, y � iT
mdhdi: Reports indicAe �hat . fall Stage.
wheat, alfalfa and clover will be 0
spotty. Lambton: Fall wheat will
b,e a good 80"per cent. crop. Mddl,,- Listowel Horse Races Style, Quality and Fit
sex: . Fall wbeak, alfalfa and clover
-have shown, considerable growthdur� (Listowel Turf Club announce a
ing the warm weather of early MayL Harness ]Aors;e' Race -Meet on, Wed-
.While'the majority of fields look quite nesday, June 6tb, at the Agricultuirmal
prom6sing, there are some wheat 'Park. Three races ---e:18, 2:22 and
fields in many' sections being seeded 2:28, with $625.00 in purses. The
to spring grains, and- ro-me clover horsem" arle behind this Tnee-tdng.
fields being plowed up and in many and we want the support of every
cases seeded to an annual hay mix- 'horse lover to miake this a success. elft S.
ture. Durham: 'Most of the. fall Comle, and bring your friends. Big
danoe at nfight. Music 'by Billy M�
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CALL
AT OUR S�RVICE STATION
WHERE WE CAN . . .
• Greage your car.
• Wash and clean your
car.
• Fix your batterY.
• Flush your radiator.
,Our equipment is the latest
and our work is guaranteed ,
We will call for and deliver
your car.
General Motors Service
A. W. DUNLOP
Phone 197 Seaforth
TOP NOTCH CHICKS
REAL PRODUCERS
From Flocks headed by R.O.P. Government Xpproved Males—
Hatching Eggs average 24 ounces and over to the dozen—Incu-
� !bators fumigate4;---�
SOUND HEALTHY CHICKS
ORDER NOW FOR PROMPT DEUVIERY AT, THESE PRICES
Leghorns 8c, Barred Rocks 9c, White Rocks and Wyandottes 10c
Started Chicks --10 days old-2c'more.
Top Notch Chick Hatchery'
29 Ontario St-, Stratford, Box 55; or Phone 1257.
Buy Fast Growing Chicks
Chicks I hatched in late May and June, ba" got tobe extra-(490r-
ous and extra fast-�growing, if the pullets. are g9ing to give You
many high-priced eggs in Novemberjptu(l DecemMer. if you buy
oliow-growinF chicks at this. time of -year, 1i can't'hope for
muz Fall egg-Inioney. 33my 'TouMation eld", pulWts from
our earlier hatches weigh up to 31/2 pounds each, at 14 weeks o4d.
That ldnd of growth gives you fully -matured layers at 5 Months
old,
Wirite us for fun particulars and our reduced prices., or call
on. the Manager"of tl�e Bray,114itchety in your district.
BRAY CHICK, HATCHURY, 97 Clayburn Av6., St. Catharines,- Ofit.
Brooder,alid Offfe�,'R Wi Chatlesworth, Clinton.
year imood-Ireding—sixth Yead! aovernm-t Approval
1." 801
IN 1,
r c3.��ra c, or jiT0-
gram. W. J. Roberts, Secretary. ,
3467-2
BIRTHS
Mexander�In Scott Memorial Huspital, Sea�
forth, orn May 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. W.
Alexander, Hens&11, a daughter -
IN MEMORIAM
,BELT. -In loving memory of my dear bro-
bher, George, who passed away May -23, 1930.
Three little words
..Fomet,'me-noWl
They don't sound much,
Bat they mean a lot.
Just a memory fond and true
To show dear George, we think of you.
-Ever a-emembered by his sintexr, Lillie.
8467xl
COURT OF REVISION
ThWNSHIP OF TUCKERSM]ITH
The Townstiv Council will meet as a Court
of ReviiMon an the AaoessT4ent Ron In the
dourwil.ahambw, SeaOrth,'OT1 Wednesday, May
8004 1984, Ott 4 P.m. U.VWals against the
Assessment R041 L fiMt of.
the Clerk on or befo June 9th, .1 -
D. F. ReGRFAOR, Clerk -
3467 -2
NOTICE
Notice is hemoby g.iv%n that all parties pos-
wesing lots in ConsOwce Cemetery must, an
or before July 1. 19a4, pay the Treasurer,
George Wheatley, R. R. 2, Seaforth, ffie sum
of one dollar, otherwise the lots -wi3l not be
kept clean_
Signed—
WM. BRIrfT-ON, WM. CLARKE,
GEORGE WHF4ATLEY Trustees.
3467-1
MORTGAGE - SALE
OF FARM PROPERTY IN 1ftBBW1r
TQWNSHIP
The undersigned will offer for sale on
FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1994
at 2 0'elodc pm, at
THE COMkERCIAL HOTEL, HZNSALL
the Twopw�y known as Lot Number Twellre
(19) in t6 Eighth (Stb) CoaLession a the
Towmtihi,� 6T-Hibbart, in the County 01 Perth,
eantadiiing o�rio hundred dares nvote, or �ess-
on the property is a house and bdryl, 14
is well located wid said to bo,good land.
Tevift of Sale -410 per cent cash; balance
I d
tth n
JNI rs'pt:rtiaulam- a d condftlont upon
ilmlithtlotL 66
QLADMAN & STANYWAY,
"Joillo" foo I=
Ift6haal ftd P,
I Li 3467-2
$160 50 '$17 '050 $19 0 50
You will recognize the quality in these Suits at
a glance. Made of fine English Worsteds in
,stripes and finb checks in Blues, Greys or Browns,
cut in this season's styles with notch or peak
,,'.Japels. Every Suit constructed according to a
standard that will insure you of continued wear
and appearance.
1'9c'yd
Men's
Fine Shirts .
The, new Summer Shirts
are I exceptionally attractive.
The colors are ' new; the
quality is reliable; the pat-
terns are neat and the pric-
es are surprisingly Ibw.
Prices:
$1.00, $1.55p $1.95
ewar ros., e o
n.
POPULAR STALLIONS NOTICE ATTENTION FARMS FOR SALE
A Good Breeding Clydesdale Stallion TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Are -you interebted in a Cme , tary Mmu-_ PABW MR SAL& FOR &&M PART L40T
CARBROOK FLASHLIGHT iAA-y ratepayer of -the Towmilip who nuait? If so. be sure and see, our diarlay 28 md 29. Olwftlon A. MaX41111M. am -
at our works in Mitchell. Oar load to ft*khW 192 scift emd knvw?i an the T. IL
No. 24641 wishes to haul gravel from Alexan- choose from. Frioe1s the lowest: DeEftng the �Hwdl fiveriL Must be add to alme the dowft
Eni-alment No. 1958 Form I " ,
Will stand for semjce at +ls own stsbl, ders pit with teamiry, kindly leave n e -as t- If mWt "W wN be mobe& For Va"ftdM
Lo Ion 3, Hufttt, for the season. nam -es with T'homas Hodgert iniimedi- PORTERFIELD & COLQUBOUN. "Wo fb J. 3L GOVEZU1001r, 11weestar, 946-
,t, 3-, Concess Mitchell, Out.
tarms_410.00, payable when cold stands in 8"3-8
suck. T__j. WKWHAEL, (Signed) D. F , McGREGOR,
Proprietor. 0 Usborne Elibbert. MutW
946 1 7x2 t 84W2
The Standa Fire Insuranci Comoany
rd Bred-,Troffing 0
ALIANT GUY a
. ;G Head Office, Farquhar, Oint.
No.'4010-6'7856 SANITARY NOTICE 0
Approved Porm A I Prqpdent ANGUIS SINCLAM
WiI3 stand for the improvWwnt of stock Mr. Nelson Blafthford, Sanitary linspector,
thi's sefton Isli. follows: will make his rounds of inape6tion of the Vice -President, �AXOX POW,
Mondsw-Will leave his own stable, Brtrec- Hpnsatl dariAg iffhe last week off
Vlll�teoz citizens are asked to grovern them-
fiekl, and go bj�vray of Clinton to the Base M. DIRECTORS
Line, to E. Rozelil's, for noom; then webt selveb aceorffimgI7.
by vmy of the 1�bh Conces1slon ft Holmelg- %, order, SAMUM NOIRRIS J. T AIMM
VilleLat John Pottees for nlgbt� Tuebdaly— HENSALL BOARD OF FMALTH
South by way of the 11th Ckyncession ;bD Lane James A- Paterson, Secreftry. MEETING OF EWRON WX H. 0OATRS, iii=
Rathwell's, for noon; then -by w 8460.2 COUNTY COUNCIL MICOXIIMLL
V
to his own stable for uright. Wrnld= ACE"S
Will magain at his own stable. Iftuthday- :rj
By vft7 of 2nd Concession, Tuokeramith, to The weating of the Hron Counv coutteu JOHN 199SERY, Centralia,_ Agent W,
Fred Cook's, Huron Rohd, for noon; then THE JOHN RANKIN -iU -be held in the Couol�v Cound$1 ChAimbem, Vsborne� q-Tid Vddulv&
home for night, rriday.-Ewt -to McAdam's Court House, God6nck.at 2 o'clock on the AILVM L. HARMS - Munro A**
gidgroad a:hd -north by way of HarOurbay AGENCY afternoon of June 6th. 1924.
and Roxboz-d to FraAk Colem;�aft, for or a*- for Pall-Art6ty �'14
Or= Insurance of all kinds. "un". not"' re
tbefi *eist to LNirdsItoh's a&OT c6ft 1pli&vtioms and other imPovftnt THOMAS,
south by way of Al W owfi stable. qtiiiing aftention, at this meeting of , the
uld bo in tbe han&- bf &a 01&k Elk
owfi, stabje. Bonds, Real Estate Council Ok
T"mh___ror 'Atatid&M' Vmd- utid A�-Ottrod *ot later Iihan the Mondw OWWus 1W thia
00111teRL
mares, $M00,; Gta& fimres, 012.06. Money to Loan. "0 1,* -g
L DATED at Go&Yldh this,16th Ow & 116% g
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
U J. X� Roumtt%
9461-e Phone 9i COMO MaL Tj. 771''. A
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Men's Hats were never
smarter and we have -th-e
smart ones here to choose
from. Greys, light or dark,
Browns ands -or Blues, in
ever
.y becoming shape. Siz-
es 63/1 to 75/s.
Prices:
$1.959 $2.959 $1,50,
"`M
Men's
Fine Shirts .
The, new Summer Shirts
are I exceptionally attractive.
The colors are ' new; the
quality is reliable; the pat-
terns are neat and the pric-
es are surprisingly Ibw.
Prices:
$1.00, $1.55p $1.95
ewar ros., e o
n.
POPULAR STALLIONS NOTICE ATTENTION FARMS FOR SALE
A Good Breeding Clydesdale Stallion TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Are -you interebted in a Cme , tary Mmu-_ PABW MR SAL& FOR &&M PART L40T
CARBROOK FLASHLIGHT iAA-y ratepayer of -the Towmilip who nuait? If so. be sure and see, our diarlay 28 md 29. Olwftlon A. MaX41111M. am -
at our works in Mitchell. Oar load to ft*khW 192 scift emd knvw?i an the T. IL
No. 24641 wishes to haul gravel from Alexan- choose from. Frioe1s the lowest: DeEftng the �Hwdl fiveriL Must be add to alme the dowft
Eni-alment No. 1958 Form I " ,
Will stand for semjce at +ls own stsbl, ders pit with teamiry, kindly leave n e -as t- If mWt "W wN be mobe& For Va"ftdM
Lo Ion 3, Hufttt, for the season. nam -es with T'homas Hodgert iniimedi- PORTERFIELD & COLQUBOUN. "Wo fb J. 3L GOVEZU1001r, 11weestar, 946-
,t, 3-, Concess Mitchell, Out.
tarms_410.00, payable when cold stands in 8"3-8
suck. T__j. WKWHAEL, (Signed) D. F , McGREGOR,
Proprietor. 0 Usborne Elibbert. MutW
946 1 7x2 t 84W2
The Standa Fire Insuranci Comoany
rd Bred-,Troffing 0
ALIANT GUY a
. ;G Head Office, Farquhar, Oint.
No.'4010-6'7856 SANITARY NOTICE 0
Approved Porm A I Prqpdent ANGUIS SINCLAM
WiI3 stand for the improvWwnt of stock Mr. Nelson Blafthford, Sanitary linspector,
thi's sefton Isli. follows: will make his rounds of inape6tion of the Vice -President, �AXOX POW,
Mondsw-Will leave his own stable, Brtrec- Hpnsatl dariAg iffhe last week off
Vlll�teoz citizens are asked to grovern them-
fiekl, and go bj�vray of Clinton to the Base M. DIRECTORS
Line, to E. Rozelil's, for noom; then webt selveb aceorffimgI7.
by vmy of the 1�bh Conces1slon ft Holmelg- %, order, SAMUM NOIRRIS J. T AIMM
VilleLat John Pottees for nlgbt� Tuebdaly— HENSALL BOARD OF FMALTH
South by way of the 11th Ckyncession ;bD Lane James A- Paterson, Secreftry. MEETING OF EWRON WX H. 0OATRS, iii=
Rathwell's, for noon; then -by w 8460.2 COUNTY COUNCIL MICOXIIMLL
V
to his own stable for uright. Wrnld= ACE"S
Will magain at his own stable. Iftuthday- :rj
By vft7 of 2nd Concession, Tuokeramith, to The weating of the Hron Counv coutteu JOHN 199SERY, Centralia,_ Agent W,
Fred Cook's, Huron Rohd, for noon; then THE JOHN RANKIN -iU -be held in the Couol�v Cound$1 ChAimbem, Vsborne� q-Tid Vddulv&
home for night, rriday.-Ewt -to McAdam's Court House, God6nck.at 2 o'clock on the AILVM L. HARMS - Munro A**
gidgroad a:hd -north by way of HarOurbay AGENCY afternoon of June 6th. 1924.
and Roxboz-d to FraAk Colem;�aft, for or a*- for Pall-Art6ty �'14
Or= Insurance of all kinds. "un". not"' re
tbefi *eist to LNirdsItoh's a&OT c6ft 1pli&vtioms and other imPovftnt THOMAS,
south by way of Al W owfi stable. qtiiiing aftention, at this meeting of , the
uld bo in tbe han&- bf &a 01&k Elk
owfi, stabje. Bonds, Real Estate Council Ok
T"mh___ror 'Atatid&M' Vmd- utid A�-Ottrod *ot later Iihan the Mondw OWWus 1W thia
00111teRL
mares, $M00,; Gta& fimres, 012.06. Money to Loan. "0 1,* -g
L DATED at Go&Yldh this,16th Ow & 116% g
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
U J. X� Roumtt%
9461-e Phone 9i COMO MaL Tj. 771''. A
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