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Easter Wee
Find this Store filled with
the Choicest of
Spring Apparel
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c:aRr{:^aS $45.00.
Every new Fashion in Styl's
Material and color is shown in our
wonderful display. Chin stocks are
complete in readiness for the big
Easter rush. You can Blake rout
selection now from the finest assort-
ment we have ever had.
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A WONDERFUL SELECTION of
NewSpring Suits
at $28.00 and $30.00
In wool Berges and Gabardines
in the latest spring styles in all tlic
fashionable colors of Navy, Black,
Brown, Green and Taupe.
Other'Suits $21.00 and many ex -
elusive styles at $35.00, $40.00 •and
Lovely Faster
The Soft Materials, Georg-
ette Crepe and Crepe -de -chine•
distinguish for their wonderful
workmanship, their little in-
dividual touches in the collars,
cuffs and the neckline, color:,
flesh, nlaise, cream, white,
Black.
,Prices from $6.00 up to
)39.00.
NEW EASTER NECKWEAR
ON DISPLAY
meacc�.eeetee a eeeoaa=rmstmcxaate�na�
19®®®rosi1D®dw:;setseergeelmaaO Willis Church.
*I The Girl's Club Tea on Tuesday was
en W1'I'El TEM CHCRCIIRB, +s a decided success and over 525 - was
a r realized.
�es33303333333340 33333 Special ervices will be held on Sun -
Baptist Church.day. Morning Service
1, organ Prelude; Psalm selection 79;
The pastor's subject for Sunday Scripture lesson, Matt. 28:1-20; hymn
evening will be "Easter's Supreme Mes- 135; Prayer; Anthem "Sing for the Day
sage." lis Breaking"; Byrn 11 4; Sermon "With
Special Gaster music. t Christ at the Grave"; Quartette "Christ
Arose"; Hymn 334; Organ Pustlude.
Evening Service
At the League Meeting last Mon-. organ Prelude: Psalm selection 74;
day evening, Mr. Norman Holland ieeripture Lesson, 2 Car, 15:1-21, 53»
took the topic and gave a very inter-) ;g; Hymn 70; Prayer; Anthem "He is
esting paper. The Misses Snyder
gave an instrumental solo and the
Misses Ullman sang a duett,
Special Gaster services in Wesley
church, Morning subject—"Consol-
ation for the Bereaved." John 11:25-26
"1 an, the Ressurection, and the lite, he
that believelh on rte, though he die,
Wesley Church.
Riser."; Ilynun 59; Sermon "Victory
over Death"; Solo, selected; Hymn 64;
Organ Postiude.
The Girls' Club of Willis church per -
Pose holding a series of entertainments
the third week in May, following the
Anniversary services un Sunday the 19.
yet shall he live and whosoever liveth T11e object is to raise money to wipe
zed belleveth on Me shall never• die.'' tint the church debt and at the same
Evening subject2-"Hope for the time to give to the people of ''Clinton
present and future." Rev. I:17-15. and the surouuling onuutry a rare
"Fear not -I an; Ile that Iiveth and was tr•_ ti. The anniversary week will con.
dead and behold i ani alive forever si,t of two lectures and musical pro-
mote." linins, a high class concert, cremate
Easter music at both services. - and war time supper. Besides focal Ltl-
e111 :Mrs, May Rance McKinnon, will
Ontario St. Church. assist and the following artists from
out of town, ,Hiss 'Catherine Reekie
The League Meeting on Monday (hold medalist at St. Alma's College)
iron Ctitlon; Airs, L, lvesun, Guelph,
vitginist, formerly Miss Eileen Hoover;
511;' L Iva 1lallingshead, contralta, St,
Themas and others. The Children's
cnntatla, -Queen C)' the 'slay" in which
4iss blest Wiltse gave a plant) duet 'iffv 1,:r sixty children will take part, is
and the Church Quartette also sang. t;, be a hip; feature of the week, conning
Miss Greene of Toronto will assist a; it will on 24th May. The pictures -
Ontario St. Choir Easter Sunday. 4u,. scenery depicting ;t May Picnic, in
Moruing Service s:'li;E. the Queen is crowned; the Mas'
Foie dance and drills, all add to the
beet—beeete. of the ct ntatta. The concerts
ho held in the town hall, the Lect-
(ra anci.supper in the church. Further
uouncements will be made later.
Lel Id the proceeds of the contatta will
'•a inn aid of the Girls' Patriotic Aux-
ilLtry.
evening last was a Social and Literary
evening. Mr. J. A. Irwin addressed
the League on "King Albert, and Trag-
edy of Belguim." Mr, W. Lowe eon-
tributed at solo. Mrs. Treleaven and
Oragn prelude; Doxology; Invncttign
Ilynut "He dies the friends of Sinners
dies"; Prayer; Anthem "Break forth
into Joy"; ilymn "Christ the Lord is
risen today"; Lesson 1 Car, 55: 35-5a;
Quartette "Our Laster Prayer"; Ser-
mon "He is Risen''; Offetory; anthem
"As it began to dawn"; Hymn "Christ
the Lord is risen again"; Organ proces-
sional march,
Evening Serviee
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G)DERICH TOWNSHIP
Organ prelude; God Save The King" Fernners were seen plowing on 'Tues.
tiynin, "Come ye faithful raise the day of this week,
strain"; Prayer; Anthem "What of the Air, Robert Johnston spent a few
Night'; Lesson, John. 14;' Iiynut ."Re- days at F. Leonard's,
cessiomtl"; solo, "Roll the Rock away"
Miss Greene; Anthem "Awake thou that
Steepest" Sermon "What great omen
thought of death and immortality";
Offertory; Quartette "Jesus Lives"; Mitchewa, where he is going to lo -
Anthem ' "To "flee Our God we fly este. He took a couple of cars of
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Hymn "Come ye Saints look here and settler's effects and horses with hint,
wonder"; Benediction; Vespers, George Jenkins took a couple of cars
3t. ➢yam's C%ftcaeln, of horses out West.
The fact that a man working on the
Holy Communion at 8.30 tient, farm for three or four months can pro -
Morning Prayer 11x.01. duce enough food to feed 16 soldiers
Processional Hymn 171, "Welcome, for that length of time, should encour"
Happy Morning,"; National Anthem; age our farmers to greater production
Full Chorai Communion; Hymn 158; than ever. Our farmers have the land
Sermon by the Rector; Offertory Antl- and Machinery, They can obtain
ehn "Awake up, 01y Glory";,Hymn 469.; money at speelai rates at the hank if
Gloria in ,Exeelsis; Recessional Hymn they have not seed, The Department
630, of Agriculture can provide 11 ; if they
Evening Prayer 5 P.M. . need help it can be Secured tihrough
tfrnceSetonal; lytun 165; 'Proper the Labour Branch Of the Goverdfnent
?status 513, 1I4,,5 el let tenon, the. Speed tip :farmers and produce More
odus XII; 2.9; Mn4gn!6cat'iu F ditti Les- titan ever,
seri; John KK: 11,-19; Ntelse DHiitttis, fh
+; Special Coll.edt3; Hymn' 16416• Prky'ers Next, Monday !s the 1st of April,
E, Sp I y a. ri, p
ityrltt 110; Sert»On by the, fi(edieY . Of Counts/ Council tltet lsei'e. ph `i rtes.
11 tori' anthetrl "0 Death, Where is,Thy day.:. , • . •
elf; >". Vesper liv th' RecesSjaual , Friday is a public tial cat',
opt V,. ,t ,i'
• h:af6 i" ;,bce!at` Aert ices in ilxa' C>kldi:eli,
Mr. 1., Churchill who has been teach-
ing school out West has .returned
home,
Wilbur Buck left last week for Sas.
THE CLINTON NI W 1R
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HULLETT
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Richard takerof t•2 ou
Mr's.Ri at s ijc.nd�,, ,
has sold her"'fa m to her neighbor, Mr.
hale who takes possession right' away
for the spring work,
LONDON ROAD.
Mr. Gordon 'Waldron, of 'I'orontd, is
visiting itis brother, Mr, Fred, Waldron
on the Road.
League meets next Tuesday al the
home of Mr. 'and Mes.,Roy Pktnsteel.
Mrs. Jas, Nott has returned home af-
ler spending the winter with her dau-
ghters in town,
While attending to her home duties
Mrs. fi'icllnight, sr., had the misfortune
to fall and break her leg. Her old
friends will hope for a speedy restorat-
ion of her usuel good health.
League held a splendid Baster Liter.
;try meeting at tate home of Mr. George
Layton on Tuesday evening, This will
be the last Literary meeting of the
season as the farmers from now 00
will be busy producing. .
TUCKERSMITH.
A number of the far:nets are engag-
ed In making maple syrup.
Owing to the flood on the Bayfield
River, No, 6 school was closed for
nearly a week,
Miss L, McClymont of Kippee, spent
the week end with her sister here, -
Mr. Chas. Hunt has sold his farm to
her, Volla nd, from near Zurich. Mr.
Hunt intends moving to Clinton in
April, .
'rhe auction sale of Mr, Montgomery
Davis was one of the record sales of
the year both in point of attendance
and in prices realized. One cote and
calf brought ;211; another with its
calf brought 5200 and calves sold for
53 5 each. Three, sows were sold for
595 each ;Inc! one horse brought. 5273
The total amount realized at the sale
was over 55,300,
OODERICH.
Sheriff' Reynolds :and i;onstnhie CI
Murphy left on Wednesday for Kingston
with James McCracken, who was sen-
tenced at the assizes last week to a
terns in the penitentiary.
Misses Cuff Shaw and Shaeffer, grad-
uates of Alexandra hospital, Goderich,
are taking special courses at the Poly.
clinic hospital, New York City.
Rohl, A1el.ean shipped two carloads
of horses (35 animals) to' Saskatche-
wan last week. His son, Wilmer, ac-
companied the shipment and Mr. Mc-
Lean himself left tor the West tiie next
day.
Mr, ,lames Stewart, South street, on
Tuesday afternoon, :at his home, in
tripping on a mat and falling with the
result that he sustained a fracture in
the hip, Ai•, Stewart has suffered con-
siderably and unfortunately it i; not
possible to set the bones on a.cnuut
of tate location of the fracture.
AUBURN.
Mr. G, 1'. Yuungblut shipped a car
load of cattle last Saturday.
The Uniin, Prayer meeting will be
held in the English Church this 9 hurs-
day evening. Rev. !, O. 1',:rde .•f the
Baptist Church will give the. address,
On 'Tuesday evening Dr, Weir ad-
dressed the' Young People's tttectt.ng fn
Knox Church. This is one of a aeries
hegiventhe of addresses to gt e by l e Doctor
on first aid of the injured. A large
crated was present and a profitable and
interesting time was: spent.
Willie'.::u•ter of the lixhihithei Camp
Toronto, spent Sunday with bis par-
ents here.
Alt, E, Raiiliby wh,., spelt t.a'ee weeks
at the (1, A C:., during Jaid '. v toad
February.relurned to Guelph last Alon-
day and will spend ten day; tejitet a
special 0011152 in tow' test;he.
BRUCEFIELD.
A number of the friends of Miss
Elizabeth McGregor met at her home
on Monday and presented Ise with a
miscellaneous shower hi view of her
m•trriate on Wednesday to Wm. Dietz,
of Tuckersmith.
Mr. Dalyrumple has moved jeto Airs.
Mustard's house scantly ve.:Ited by
N1a'. S. Taylor.
Charles ilunt, of Tucle t t has
sold his farm for 56,300 to a each' at
Zurich,
The, "Hard Time" dam.e or, friday
evening to W'alker's Hall was a success-
ful one, 54S.u0 was rea]'.t4 or the
benefit of our village Bonner
Airs, Nicholson of North, 1.rtae:;hu
has been vision}( her daut,hter, Mrs.
Mcintosh o1 the manse faits returned
to her home.
Mr. Thomas Fraser received a cable
last week .tnuouncint: that his son, Pte
Malcolmson Fraser (vas wanndea, and
had been taken to a dressing station.
lir, has been at the war for s o11e time.
l'ltis is his second injury.
Jelin Swan and daughter Miss Mabel
have returned from visiting relatives
at Petrone.
Alt's, hector Swan and daughter of
the West are visiting; in this vicinity.
They, expect to remain for some time,
, ELYTH.
Manager Carthew, of the Bank of
llasillton, has been moved to Dundalk.
Mr, J. G. P.tnigh and Miss Attie leave
in a couple of weeks for a trip but
west,
Postmaster Sinus and son, Mr. W. J.
Sinus, were in 'Toronto 011 Tuesday to
say goodbye to Pie. Roy Sims who
leaves shortly for overseas.
Mr. Wnn, Smith, fornierl,y of the
(Sank of Hanniltoo staff here, left on
Monday for Hamilton where he Will
report for military duty,
Mt, Wm. Smith, Ft, Benton, Mont.,
and Miss Margaret Lillian Coward, only
daughter of D. and Mrs. Coward, of
Exeter, were united it; marriage by
Rev, 'Colin Fletcher of Thames Road
churn, on Thursday, February 28th,
"1'Ihe young couple left oil the 5 o'clock
train, Granion, .for Owen Mich,, to
visit Ilia groom's brother, Dr, Snaith,
before going to their home at FL Ben-
ton, Both youlg,people are Well known
(0 'Myth and 'vticinity as the groom Was
brain oil the 8t11 lime, Morris, about 3
miles from Myth, going West. some 50
t'eat's ago, white tis bride taught school
school at No, t3sMQtris far seyerai,ytars
Making niahty✓.fr tills who held her 111
5;ery high esteeltf and •,rise „' •" : t
many years .`f a" '
STANLEY.
Mr, John Melanie' 'disposed of three
fine horses last week one to Herb
Sunili, one to triton Dawson, and one
to John Hey, Jr.
Harry Welton, of 13itylield, commenc-
ed on Tuesday running his Ford on the
mail route between Bayfield and Bruce -
field,
Mrs, Ralph Stephenson, of Parr (.Elle
, gave a very interesting address at Gos-
hen League on Sunday evening.
'Pte. Leslie 'Tough, sou of Rev, Chas,
Tough, of Stratford; is visiting his un-
cles Messrs. David and W, J. Tough of
the Bronson Line. Ile was in active
Service in Franco for sone time but was
wounded and returned home last -Jan.
BENMILLER
Several people have tapped in this
vicnity,
The blue birds and robins are wel-
come visitors,
fienmiller church is undergoing re-
pair. It is being repapere d.
Many friends and neighbors attended
Mrs. Fowler's funeral last Sunday.
We are pleased to welcome Pte.
Wakers hack from the front, lie ar-
rived in Goderich on Wednesday even-
ing.
The 'Teacher 'Training chtss of Zion
Church North wrote on the Old Testa-
ment at the home of Mr, and Mrs, B.
Cox, last 'Tuesday evening.
ZURICH. •
The merchants of town are making
large shipments of sett onions at pre-
sent
Ate. A. W. Morley and family have
moved to Glencoe, where lie has rent=
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Miss Mae Glen left this week for
Als tyb Sask, Mrs, W. Jewell Is her
Aldin Allin shipped one car hogs and
J. O'Connor one car cattle to Toronto
this -week.
Mr. 13 B. Churchill and baby Norene,
are visiting Monktou relatives this
week.
Bert Varcoe spent. a few days wills
Itis sister, Mrs. T, C, 'Tretheway, at
Guelph, •
Geo, Feagsn left this week for Port
Arthur to commence work on the boat
prior to the season's sailing, '
Miss McManus and two children, of
Milly, Sask„ left for their hankie on
Monday. Mr, McManus left a week ago
with a car of settlers' effects.
Mr, 1. N, Kernlgtlu;t itas returned
from Regina, where he was the delegate
representing Ontario Farmers' Club at
the farmers' convention held there,
Quite a number of the Colborne
people attended funerals in Goderich
011 Sunday and Monday of Mrs. Fowler,
sr„ and Mr, Jas. Jewell, both old resi-
dents of Colborne,
SEAFORTH,
Mr. 1V. hart and family have mov-
ed into Mr, J. Brown's house on Cen-
t 1,c -s t.
Ural Murat', -sun of Mr. John Mur-
ray, of 'ruckersmith, who enlisted with
a S:askatnrn, Battalion and who has
been its France for some time. has been
granted n lieutenant's commission- in
the Canadian army,
Mies Hills has returned to her home
in l gmoueh'ille atter a pleasant visit
,with her sister in 'Toronto.
Airs, Robert Smith has leased apart-
ments above the old post office on
ed a blacksmith shop, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Main Street.
Morley were citizens of Zurich for a- The Methodist Sunday Seltu01 will
bout three years, hold their annual Easter entertain -
Airs. Louis Jeffrey, of Chatham, meta in the Methodist Church on
formerly of this place, has purchased Good Friday evening.
the dwelling of tier. A. W. Morley and Itev, Father Harding has returned
will move hack from Chatham to Zurich to London.
in the near future. Mrs, MCC:lary and daughter are mew -
The many friends of !19r, and Mrs, ing Into the apartments above Mr. J.
F. W. Hess will regret to hear that they Watson's office on Main street.
have decided to leave for Biggar, Sask., Miss Ida Searle, of Morris, has re-
in a few weeks where their son George, ttw'ned 10 her house after spending tete
has purchased a 640 acre farm with past two months with Mr. and Mrs. J.
stock and implements complete, Mr. Martin, West Willtaln street.
Wm. Rader, of the 1 4th con,. Hay, has Mrs. Westcolt has returned from
purchased the fine new residence and visiting friends in Ingersoll.
land adjoining from Air, Hess, The Mrs. Watson who has been the guest
jewelry More, stock and fixtures has of Major and Mrs, R. S. Hays, return-
hee!t purch;used by his brother, Mr, W, ed on Monday' to her house in Duluth,
C. Hess.
Mrs, McDonald. of Detroit, is visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs. C. Taylor.
Miss Hazel Morrow has taken a pos-
ition as stenographer in Mr. James
Watson's office,
Aur, E. McFatti has returned from a
trip to 5t. Thomas.
Miss Isabel Scott, of Goderich, was
a vista'r at the home of her father, 51r,
John. Scott, Roxburgh,
• ,Mrs. James Cowan has returned
from visiting friends in 'Toronto.
Mrs. Smith from Dakota was called
here owing to the illness of her father,
Mr. Joseph Sproat,
Mrs. Wnn ingleton and two daugh-
ter, :are visiting her father, Mr, G.
Sntilher, in Toronto,
A meeting of the Huron Presbytery
was held in First Presbyterian church
on Tuesday afternoon 1•o consider the
,.all to he presented by the t;ginond-
ville congregation to Rev. Mr. Mc-
Lean of St. Marys,
Mrs. Higginbotham, of Auburn, was
here attending the funeral of the late
Mr ,tames Graves.
The ladies' Aid Society of the Pres-
i`;,tarian church held a re:y succes,-
fu! social at tite hone of Mrs, T.
LONDESBORO.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute will he held in the
Forester's Hall Thursday April 4th
'"vegetables and how to grow them,"
taken by Mrs, E. Adams, T)iscussien
on Salads.
A pan cake Social ,will be held under
the auspices o1 the Red 'Cross in the
Townhi 1 hall on Fater Rlonady, April
it, Lunch served from half past five
until eight, Plenty to eat and a good
programme are being provided so the
success and big crowd depends on you.
Admission 25 and 15 cents.
Wallace Simmonds Wedding—
An interesting event took place in
i.•ondesboro, Manitoba on Wednesday,
February 20th, when . Miss Harriet
Sim;n oils was married to Wilfred
Wnitice. The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev, e,. Stook in the presence
of tine immediate relatives and a few
triends. The bride was given away
t's' iter brother, Mr, James Simmonds
She wore her going away eeiwn of
brown cloth trimmed with fur. After
i a delightful breakfast the voting cou-
ple amid showers of confetti left for
tshort honeymoon trip. followed by
he ,good wishes of their many friends.
The. invited guests included Mr. and
Mrs, Jos. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. 0
Watson ; Miss Marie White, Killar-
ney : Miss Jackson, Eden : Messrs.
Geo Sitnntomts and Ira White, of
Witlnipee ; J, A, 1Valace, t.ovdtoinister,
Sask ; Mr, and Mrs. A. B. White end
Dr. and hit's. Ferguson. of Pilot \to' '' t.
11' ;and Mrs. Wilfred Wallace will take
uI• their residence in Londeshsro on
tlei- return where their many friends
wish them long years o1 happiness
I-IENSALL
S'lear staking is now in full swing
in this district. Weather conditions
have been most favorable, and a splen-
did run of sap is reported.
Arrangements are well under 5585'
Int lire spring :1nck show whish wilt
t'e helm here, as many owners of the
jest stuck and horses to thc district
are coming, Robert A3ci.aeen is the
owner of a thoroughbred driver which
won to:any first prizes at big, 1Lultian
and American shows. Pe will r :it'i'it
it 51 the show.
'William Wilkinson had his knee so
badly gashed by an 200 elippi141 than
mane stitches were required to close
the wound, '
Mrs. 11. A. Mellwen, wife of the
manager of Ilia Sterling Bank, was
rushed to a London Hospital after be-
ine taken til suddenly with appeildi-
Mits.
Arrangements are being made by
the Ladies' Patriotic League for a pat-
riotic concert here on April 4. .The
organization has just made its March
shipn131(11, which included 156 Pairs
socks, 35 flannel shirts end 4 feather
piilo,vs,
i Cyril St. Clair Atcheson, who went
overseas more than three years ago,
and saw much heavy fighting,
Children Cry for Fletcher9s
The Kind Yea 1, v 1'r.✓ 1 .eought, ;;:t•j v.,7.1.1;:'.1 has been
.in 'use nor. 0';23 '1 . J 7F ^s l r r. 'e the t,;-tstur'e of
1,0,. n. Inks been ratte, tarda his per-
'^' rsa:sa:t tittpervielon since its infant'.
no one to tj ;'rein>e Jou this.
Jos: -Oh -(;:fed 0 are 'b'et
E:cpe i;11011:a It .'j.: t Lied 0:161ar'.: the beaitb of
Ysefdrt'tu and C3. ,? l 11,:.`.'i,1,;8;0 agal:::t Experiment.
h r . , n ilk i eg; i y ;st lbmp✓ 'r.eaw� [i ' radR FI.
Cast,,t•i 5.5h C.sst:r Oat' .Paregoric,
Drops a 1 %'„t;'.:i'.; ''"::17::. .3 1"1,31.32.1141. It contains
neitherF,nhi:: x, T.,x. �.,': o:. c:1, t_ s„o.'.c 'abstance. Its
age ,i't. '!3 ."J."y 4j of t . i' ;.l ti: rty ysara it has
been Lt coetete .. :Lee 2 Ceire113Yatio7a, 1''lattllency,
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7:7 !': .ln'ci5s3 r'., : tuli.wr.', a -ad Bowels, aids
the :a.lo6'.;--11r19544 :.'.13-t''ry' &.td natuxai. sleep.
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g!.trTA%,,1 tui' :.,,``. SCHWHWERMI�l'' d�N'B.62'EM5Mrign
grandfather, Mr, George Brownlee, sr. of McKillop.
Mr, Nash, of Gheslev, is a visitor at 'Turnbull and McIntosh are disposing
the home of Mr. and Mrs, 11. Livens. of their livery stock and fixtures hay. -
Miss Allen, of the Colegiate staff, ing leased their block on Main Street
was called to Winnipeg, on Saturday, to the Auto Sales Company of Canada,
owing to the serious illness of her who have purchased the garage busi-
brother. Miss l., Best is supplying Hess of Mr. ,James El. Wright. The
during her absence. company have some twenty seven
The many friends here of Lieut Ken- garages in operation in Ontario and
meth Ian Somerville, eldest son of May- Quebec and it is their intention to in-
stall an up-to-date and reliable repair
garage for all makes of cars (vfth re-
pairs and accessories for the sane,
An old resident of Seafortla passed
'sway in the person of Margaret Mc -
Ewes Hallett. The deceased who was
or C. R. Somerville, of London, will
sincerely regret to learn that he died
of wounds in France on Saturday last.
Lieut. Somerville enlisted in the 33rd
Battalion in Feb. tole, later being
transferred to France
The remains of the title Charles in her 82nd year, was born near 03 -
'Campbell! of MCKiilop, who died of taws. In 1 85 8 she was married to the
dipthe.ria in St. Joseph's hospital, late Sergt. Hallett, a veteran of the
London, were brought Isere on Satur- Crimean war, and the young couple
day for interment. The funeral took settled in Egmondville, where they re-
place on iManday afternoon from the mined for tour years and then cane
undertaking parlors of W. T. Box ei to Seaforth, where Mrs, Hallett has
Co. The deceased w'as an years of since resident. She is survived by a
age and a sign -n, -law of Mr. 0. 11. Ross family of three sons and one da;ghter.
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.leil,•ec. The ;world demand for wheat in 19118 justifies the greatest pos-
11:, John Hooper has accepted a gittle effort totvalds increased production. The small acreages of Fall
rnsitiun as manager of the lew•elery
d,pu!'Uncnl in the store of J. F, Daley. Wheat put m last ('(ill wit! 111(4311 hlcreasod acreage in Ontario avail -
Miss Haul Campbell, of Wingh:un, abi(4 for tipl'illg Wheat. The Ontario Government j3 Co-operating
is e1 111:1s Mr. and Mr;. Jame; Arciti-
bd•.t
There is such a scarcity of houses
to rent prose"( that some people
with the tanners til order t1 provide seed. 1t has purchased 50,000
bushels ,:,f N:,. 1 Marquis Spring Wheat Seed through the Seed
Branch of the Federal Depa'tnenit of Agriculture. More will be
mar be obliged b, leave town. purchased il 11(4C(4sat, to 1111 reds,
1lie Misses (,doper,
C4hur
ch-st„ (Distribution.—Seel is sold only in 2-hustel hags. Carloads
rloads w
l
t
have purchased from Mrs. Rudolph, (lt i
t113acedae(4rto points it the Province whore less thancarload
the residence on John -sl t presenirdLr, cat be t1IFanners' dVhere Cl1S n, other organizations
occupied by Mr. .John Henderson.
Miss Bolyn left for the west recent-
ly to take a position in Iistat':tn.
Mr. ,A. George has moved into the
residence in Egntondvilte, which he
purchased from lir. Rudolph.
,bur. and Mrs. James McGee and f(un-
hrjng in carload lots, the thrice at their local stations hill be the same
as at distributing. point.:.
Where to Buy.—Purchases may be made either in the warehouse
at the distributing points, or orders nay be placed with the nearest
District Representative of the Provincial Dcparthi]cnt of Agriculture
llv 'Mt nn Wednesday for Toronto or they may Ile sent direct by mail to the Markets branch, Department
where they will reside. i of Agriculture, Parliament Building's, Toronto,
Miss A Thornton hay taken a poli- $2 7 bushel
„ I Payment in �ctlslt.-�••-I'rice is$2.74 �t partt.hr.I at all local stations.
In all cases, without exception, Cash must accompany order. Send
remittance by marked cheque, postal note:, post office or express
money' order, made payable to Ontario Department of .agriculture.
Markets Branch,
Order Early. -•-•hl -the event of the requirements of the Province.
being underestimated, tlu:re may not he enough seed to go around. It
is advisable in ordor to insure having their orders tilled that purchas-
ers
ers should place orders as soon as possible. All orders are subject to
confirmation and will be tilled in the: order received. As seed. is
delivered in 2-hushel hags, order should be for even numbers 01' hos-
bels, and 00 ord::r for less than 2 bushels can bo accepted.
lion in the Bell Telephone office
N,:,,' York's most sensational drama
`Within the Law'," which was to have
been presented here on St. Patrick's
Day Inas been postponed till. April 5th,
1,'n 50(ouot of the death of Rev, P.
(.'urcol•atn.
Air, Williams, of 'I'nte'nt',, is than
(neat of his son, :lir, C. L. Williams.
Mrs. W. Hiles, of Dublin, visited
friends here,
'sir;; ,has. Shea, of Dahlin, was visil-
utu friends Is town.
Willie Hays Inas accepted a position
in sir. 11, R. Scott's store, I Nantes of Distributors are as follows:Mr, W. 1', Pluvis, who has been Chatham—'!'he Canada Figur Mills Company, Limited.
visiting !Mr, and Mrs. W. Stoddeet; has
London --Rout Bros. LtCi,
returned lo his home In Anasanul
n
Woodstock--•-,fatntes Cullen
Saskatchewan,
Airs.1§'esiattt is ,visiting relatives Hamilton—Wood Milling Company
In Ingersoll, 'Toronto, West--E'he Campbell Flour Mills
The. Annual Spring Show of the Oshawa ---Hogg Sc (..vile
Sea forth Agricultural Society will be • , ,
held un Main-st. on Friday, April 5Hi. bort E et't'y—Hogg tett Lytle
Mr, G. T. 'Turnbull has returned Fort Elope --H. Scultliorpe
from a business trip to the Webi. Peterhoro—'Che Campbell Flour Mills
Mess's, J. Beattie, C, Aberhart and Lindsay --Sprats & Killen
(3. A. Radler were in "Toronto this Barnjc—tli'owti & Company
Orillia—L).
C. 'I'hc'inpson
Newmarket ---W. H. Eves.
1 ill:owed—Hay (.Brothers.
Ci,.ageville---E. C. Clark
Durham—Rob Roy Cereal Mills Company
Simcoe—Norfolk Co-operative. Association
Welland --Maple Leaf Milling Company
Kcnlptvilie--Kemptville Milling Company
St, Marys—`;t. Marys Milling Company -
was Weuk on hsaues,
ting Mrs, J, id. 'Thom tson was in (.undo
given a rayal welcome this "sen n
when lie arrived home on furlough. thls weed( vyisiting friends.
In spite of all he has been through 1,e Rev, S, M, Mclean, of SI. Mau'y's,
escaped unhurt. When theta'uin ha, accepted the call extended by tire
j pulled In Monday scores of citizens Lignu,odvilie Congregation, The in -
and the 1Tensall brass band were 00 -duction will take place sometime 141
band and escorted the young soldier Aril.
to the home of his failter, Weir Atche- 1'Rev, Father Harding, of the oath -
son, proprietor of the Commercial one Seminary in 1.ondnq, preached Inst
Hotel, Addresses of welcome were Sabhatit in St, James' Church.
i made by Rev, J. F, Knight of the Meta- Miss Lois Trow, of Stratford, is the
°dist Church, and Rev. J. A. MCCon- 1 guest of Miss Evelyn Greig.l3rantfol'Ci--ll(1lttitlioi Flour Mills
Heil of the Presbyterian Church I ieut..; Rev, Hugh Ferguson of Stratford, , Alliston—f... Coffee &Company
$tpttffVtlle--• Coff
Atcheson went over with a machine • conducted serviers in ilio 15etninedviile t Bros.
'
faun section lir which the enlisted in Presbyterian r church last Sabbath, eria u
Toronto. Prior a to. dial the was a iditrd Mr Ti Gibson entertained her Sun. • ooClltridge —W. D. Mathews, St Company,
Mrs.
,year law /student at i ttrolito . 11141'01- ' any settee! class on Friday avenins;. Bolton—A, A. `McT�all
sift', Atter:servin.g for sghhe tltne' 11 • yNrs Cochrane of Win hang was a' Guelph—Jas. Goldie & Company, Lid.
the Handles he transferred to thehet,g
t latterly has bean vlatcnr at the home et taiga u, Mrs. yi, C,aiharilles-�Nt f ile Lea,
Milling Company
aviation corps,. and y, ., Bollen McGee,. Matra ;;fleet,
in Tanrtattd doting as mstrwctor.. lie k i 'of' Goderich vat y� .5tot.hi Oteteetito Department of Agracuilture,
E, iiva$'. Kate tt e1, �` ,�, t •!a1, i
tray he al. : ' - ^'t' ' retnrnw 'Sautlftfl Soto '10 'First I?reSIatdrht;4
VII,oVerscas 0 wa ' ' vtr::'thtJ''. l Representative, Mnaket,l3raltC[t
"x-.+ Parliament 1311ildings, Torontq.
or tit)E ,