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51P. ItEDMUND WALISaR, C.V.O„ LL.D. 0.0,1.., lrrosldrat
MIN A]RU, Gemarat Muss ter. H, V. E. JPNIIS, Asst General Memwtor
CAPITAL $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS
k(aalsseret at the current rate ill allowed on all deposits of $1 and
'grwnrde. Carafe/ attention is given to every account. Small accounts
Aro welcomed. Aeoouots may be opened and operated by mail.
AnnotarittiS may be opened in the names of two or more persons, with-
draws/1s to be suede by any one of them or by the survivor. S30
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THE S APORTi Na W'S
SIER ORTIR
lid To City, Town and Village Dwellers in Ontario
A 'Vegetable Garden
for Every Home
N this year of supreme
•frort Britain and her
Inn 't. have tanple
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• a It Ili iT.Si t(7 lotve2 itl- °7'111:11 CO`t of 'ii i.};. •'
y,. It la :p to e,d,:in-gently needed de l surplus of
rt,r.ite for export.
yt, arowiti. y n ar own vr , it c.f others
'whose effort is nee,[ d ir. other t.wtl ear cork.
The Department of .='t •ri4:.aiturw 7nrill help yonl
The Ontario I7ep:tttuient of Agriculture appeals to
iortia•1litiar.tl Societies to dli-att at le,e.t one tuning
Meeting to the stip ;icet of v<<,• tal,le gt owing; manu-
facturers, labor unions, lodges, school bourns. etc., are
invited to actively encourage home gardening. Let the
slogan for 1917 be, "A vegetable garden for every home."
Organizations are requested to arrange for instructive
talks by practical gardeners on the subject of vegetable
growing. In cases where it is impossible to secure suitable local
speakc-is, the Department of Agriculture will, on request, send a
suitable man.
The demand for speakers will be great, The number of available
experts being limited, the Department urgently requests that
arrangements for meetings be made at once; if local speakers cannot
be secured, send applications promptly.
The Department suggests the formation of local organizations to
stimulate the work by offering prizes for bust vegetable gardens.
It is prepared to assist in any possible way any organization that
may be conducting a campaign for vegetable production on vacant
lots. It will do so by sending speakers, or by supplying expert
advice in the field.
To any one interested, the Department of Agriculture will send
literature giving instructions about implements necessary and
methods of preparing the ground and cultivating the crop. A plan
off a vegetable garden indicating suitable crops to grow, best
varieties and their arrangement in the garden, will be sent freee of
oluirge to any address.
Write for Poultry Bulletin
Hens are inexpensive to keep, and you will he highly repaid in
eggs. •• Address letters to "Vegetable Campaign," Department of Agricul-
arse, Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
Ontario Department of Agriculture
W. j 1. I•iearat, Minister of Agriculture
Parliament Buildings Toronto
fresh ggs. 4ltrlte for free bulletin which tolls haw to keep
hens.
This SSEAFORTlaU NEWS
1 CORRESPONDENCE
Dashwood
Mies. Land of Wymorng is here to
charge of the millinery department of
Tremae and Fdeghoffer.
Mr and Mrs Kellerman were recent
visitors
Mr D Plait of Sarnia attended the
ate Fred Elsie last week,
Mr Lloyd Edegloffer of seeforth
hie home for a few days last week,
Mr Fred Elsie died hero last week
at the home of bis daughter Mrs D
Piatt. The deceased had been in poor
health for some time with cancer of the
stomach. Ho is survived by three
daughters, Mrs D Plait of town, Mrs
Fred Rosie of Sooforth and Miss Mabel
of Detroit.
Winthrop
Millinery Openings—We invite you
to visit our ahowrooma on March 23rd
and 26th Latest models will be
ahown—Elite Millinery Parlors --
A lane will be given in Oalders
Hell Winthrop on Thursday next Mar
22 under the ausprose of the L O L No
813 Winthrop. Proceeds for the Red
Oroee, Geutlaman 76 oedts.
Manley)'
Opening Display of the New Spring
Millinery March 83r1 and 24tH
—Elite Millinery Parlors—
Mr Leek Scott and Mr ,Joe Rokart
and Miss Kano Eckert and thee Catt
ohne McMan were visitors in our burg.
last Sunday.
Mr Fred Eckert meet with a serious
accident by a load of wood upsetting
and crushing hie leg bur after freeing
himself he was able to go home and is
doing nicely.
Mr Jerry Ohero is suffering from au
attack of neflammatory rheumatism.
Ikfr Kriet Kupein arrived home from
Alta. to attend his father s funeral.
Mr M Oloughlin hao a successful
auutiou sale last Wednesday.
McKillop
Opening Display of the New Spring
Millinery March 23rd and 24th
—Elite Millinery Parlors—.
Mr Con Eckert has purchased Mr J
R Courtney's 100 sere farm for $6000
Exeter
The Department is urging teacher to
grow vegetables wstead of flowers in
their school plots this year.
Hogo were sold hero last week for
$14 Id
A Al taE c bristle slip! ell on the iceat
her lrmis a v, re,J iujl.rittt; bur right
a,'1e
1tr:tu:l Ilea f. !4.hreld,•r r,i ti4,•{Jiau
) rs,• 1:, . tl,*•ir nai. ,1 :ale in.nn puen-
tur si,t a L,w ,lays Illo❑ge-
:1fr;!`idJms. Meer neemitly eel.
ebratrd iiu.0 001.11 ;uinivera;.ry Tiiay
wore eel rprtx„ td l,y rolarii'es presouting
thole with n purse of gold and good
. wisbee.
Misses Mao and Emily Maloney
wore visitors in Mitchell en Saturday,
lyir Geo, Magid was u Saaforlh visit-
or op Sunday.
Miss A, Carling of Mensal( visited
friends hero for a few days.
lelrs A. Darling called on friendsi in
Mitchell op Saturday.
Miss D. Me Faure has returned after
a visit at her home in Walton,
Miss M. Sullivan of Detroit is visit.
nig friends here,
Mr John Pierce, of Oskosh and , his
sister, Mrs Brinier of Ohiaago, Sister
Ernestine of Toronto attended the flus.
anal of their mother.
Miss Griffin of Goderich 15 visiting
her slater Mrs L Molyueaux.
Miss McDonald of Toronto is visit•
higher sister Mrs P Dill hero,
On Thursday evening Mar. 8th, the
Angel of Death entered our village a..
gain and took as its viotlm Mrs Janata
Pierce, whose age was 84 years. De-
camped had not been feeling well for
a few days but her death came as a
great surprise to her many friends.
The funeral took place on Sunday
morniag,at 10 40 at St, Patrick's
Churoh, tbenoe to °t• Oolumbnn Gem-
tery, She is survived by two sons
John of Oskosh Wis, Joe of Detroit and
three daughters Mrs Bruxer of Chicago
Ella of Detroit and Sister Ernestine of
Toronto,
-`its--
°so Miller's Worm Powders aro ,woe
and palatable to ohildren. who show no
hesitancy in taking them. J hey will
certainly bring all worm troubles to an.
end. They aro a strengthening and
stimulating medicine, correcting the
disorders of digestion that the worms
cause and imparting a healthy tone to
the system most beneficial to develop-
ment.
_Mr maul: McConnell Manager of tho
Stallard Bank was in Toronto ;in Moe.
sly attending the funeral or Mr Scho-
field, (10uerni Manager of the Standard
B:a a lc
Mrs Jas M Grath and Mies Id Baran
spent Monday in Seefortb,
Air Geo. O'Leary of Windsor attend•
ed the funeral of his mother Mrs 0'.
Leary on t3atusday,
Mr T F Been of the Standard Bank
hes(g000 to his home 1u Lucan to attend
the funeeal of his father who died on
Saturday.
The death of Mrs. 0, O'Leary op.
ourred bore 0n'thergday March 8th,
Deceased had been in poor health tar
some time. She leaves to mourn her
toes one son George of Windsor, and
Mre. Dr, Michell of Dublin. Her
funeral Masa took plebe on Saturd,y
morning to St, Patrick's church after
Which she was laid to rest in St. Pat-
rick's Cemetery hero.
Mrs Molynoaux returned home on
Monday after a visit with bar ;,sister
hire P, Morris in Ribbert.
Ildrs Wm, Nevin, and dangh..er gine
called en Mltuhnl1 friends on y •P.i lay
Miss M, C, Evans oallad oi.k14 tilde
in Mitchell, on Friday last.
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in exchange for the provisional receipts.
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