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Spring Shoos For Men
The subject of Shoes is always
one that interests Men.
And there's a reason for it- so
many considerations enter into
the selection of Shoes that are
right. Style, comfort and quality
all these, and then the price,
Good Judges say that
WE,RE ME PEOPLE
FOR MEN,S SHOES
We believe it ourselves
Take a look at our Brown Shoes
with Neal] Sole,
No better shoemaking or leather
ever went into Shoes,
We'll be pleased to talk Shoes with you
Sir,any time.
11. R. SeOTT.
"The Horne of Good Shoes".
Phone 51 Seaforth
CREAM WANTED
Send yon r oream to us and receive
top prices, We are running our plant
the year through and can beadle your
.ftill supply and furnish you with cans.
We pay twice each month and weigh
eample,and test each can of °ream care
felly. Our motto ie " Honesty to ou
Patrons " Patrons are requested to re
turn all our cans, when not in nee,
3ntter aniButteemilk alio on hand
n 3 for at market prices.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
W.J,Walker & Soo
Undertakers
nnd
Embalmers
W. J. Walker, holder of gee
erntnent Diploma and License
Day or Night calls receive our
prompt attention
Day Phone 67
Night " 18
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STRATFORD, ONT.----
WI n ter Term from January:hid
We have 0 OM mereial Shorthand
r nd Telegraphy Depai tment . The
courses are thorough up to dateand
practical. The in structore ammo-
perienced and we are receiving
scores ef applications for trained
help we minuet supply. Write at
once for particulars , •
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Hoe, °IP v
WVE "SYRUP or FIGS" —
TO CONSTIPATED warm
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels.
Look at the tongue, mother! If
cpated, your little one's stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at. once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or 10 fever -
ib, stomach sour, breath bad; has
store throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give
a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," and in a few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels without griping, and you
have a Well, playful child again, Ask
your druggist for a 50 -cent bottle of
"California Syrup of Figs," which con-
tains full directione for babies, chil-
dren of all ago and for grow:Pups.
In all totudries.Ask for our trevENTOW
ADVISER, which will be sent free.
. MARION &
Cecil Roe Dead
dmonmieume
Cecil Roo was found in the barn, dead
by his sister oe Monday evening He
had gone out about two in the after-
noon and his eirster who lived with him
went out to call him He wail about
twenty-four year of age and the oldest
son ef 51r and Mrs Edgerton Roe of
McKillop Tke funeral was held on,
edtitiadat,
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For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels—They
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Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head•
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which causee your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage in a swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery—indi-
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything that is
horrible and nauseating. A Cascamt
to -night will give your constipated
bowels a thorough cleansing ana
straighten you out. by morning, They
work while you sleep—a 10.cent bor
from your druggist will keep you feel-
ing' good for mouths.
NOTICE
CHOPPING MILL
After April the I4th we
Will run our Chopping Mill
Tuesday of each week during
the Summer months only for
those who patronized us dur-
ing the Winter,
KRUSE BEQS,
Egmondville
Mr K T Franois of Toronto it the
gueet of les Mater Mrs R Mu less Jones
Miss Harvey of Parkhill spent the
week -end with Mise Mary Gillesqie
Meson Nelson Govenlock and Robert
Laird have gone to Toronto to enlist in
the Royal Flying Corps
Mr and Mrs J F Ross have returned
from upondiug the vacation in Toronto
The Misfire; Minnie and Florence
Letidlaw who were visitors at the home
of their mother returned to Toronto
Mre Mason, Egmondville has returned
from a visit to Toronto, accompanied
by lies daughter Mrs Roy Oke.
He IS W Hoeg returded to his school
On Saturday after spending the Easter
holidays with hie parents
Miee Edith Hoag la still on the dolt
Rat
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TiTLownTopics
Pressing, Cleaning and Repairin
Campbell's Block opp Queens dote
up ;stairs.
Miss Peterson of the Oollegiate stat
Agincourt intent a few daye et the hem
of her brother, Mr A J Peterson,
Mrs Rebert Smith le moving into the
rooms over Mr James Watsons °Moe
recently 00011pi9f1 by Mre McCloy.
Miss Belle 13allanty0e left on Sat-
urday for Waterloo.
Mies May Livens who has been
spending the Eaeter holidays with
Mr and Mrs Fl Livonia left un Monday
for Hamilton
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Miss Florence MoKay and Miss 13
Grieve have returned to their reopeot.
ire schools, the former t6 Weirton and
the letter to Tara.
Friends will regret to learn of...the
illness of Mm Hugh MoDiarmid, Goder
ich St,
Miss Minnie McDonald is visiting
friends in Wingharn,
Mrs Gibson has returned from a
week -end visit in Stratford.
Mrs W Sommerville visited friends
in Toronto last week. 1
The repeater( Entertainment- in the'
Methodist ()MIMI on—Friday evening
drew out a good audience and the parte
were all taken the flag drills being
worthy of particular mention. The
proceeds wore ill aid of the War
Auxiliary.
A Memorial Service will be held in
the Anglican Church on Sunday even-
ing next 111 memury of Pte Chas, Rolph
who was reoently killed in notion. The
Members of the Orange Order w141 be
present.
Miss Jessie Robb of Niagara Falls
spent the holidays with her parents
Mr and Mre J. Robb
The school all reopened on Monday
after the holiday.
Mre. 11. S. Hays was called to De.
troit on Monday owing to the earious
illness her sister, Mre, Belfry,
Mrs. Jamea Murray Hamilton was
an Easter visitor with her sister A,
Kennedy, Tuakersmith,
Miss Sadie Robinson has taken a
positions in Mr. C. L Wiiliatn8 drug
store.
Miss Margaret Sutherland, John St,
has returned front visiting her shiter,
Mrs W Murdio, in Luoknow,
Mrs 3 Patterson has ruovep to the
house on Jameir St formerly occupied
by Mrs Morrow,
Alr Beattie and Mrs MoLary of
London were guests at the home of Mr
and Mrs John Beattie,
Miss Jesuit Scott of 'Thornton Hall
is laid up with an attack of pneumonia
Mrs W J lifotilit and Kenneth re -
tented to their home in Hamilton after
a pleasant visit at the home of Mr and
Mre J A Wilson.
The towels which have been kindly
donated to the Red Cron Society by
Mrs Jas Stewart will oe drawn for at
the Red Cross room on Thursday
afternooe April 26th. Thom who have
not procured tickets may do so at
Stewart Brost store,
See the Oonspiracy no Friday April
27th at Oardnos Hall,
Mies Rose Dorsey has returned to
her fehool was Tillsonburg.
Miss MeKeezie of Bruoafield has
purchtheed the residence of Mr Baker,
Oentre St,
Mrs. Morrow has moved to Miss
Sutherland's cottage on oentre.
Miss Louise Griffthe, Clinton, was a
on visitor during the past week,
The matter friends of Miss Edith
Hoag will be sorry to hear of her ill
There will be a Service of Snored
Song in the Presbyterian Minch next
Sunday evening,
Mrs J M Wilson ie visiting her daugh-
ter in Owen Sound
Mr 0 Boole of Winnipeg was in town
renewing old acquaintances
Relief from Asthma, Who can de-
soribe the complete relief from sufferiug
wbleh follows the use of Dr, J, D, Kel-
logg% Asthma ItemedyP Who can ex
press the feeling of joy that opines when
its soft and gentle influence relieves the
tightened, choking air tubed! It has
made eirnatio affliction a thing of the
past for thousand, It never fails.
Good druggi'ste everywhere have solt1 it
fer years. '
'1111.E SEAPORTH N 4MS
Dashwood
Mr. Not men Brovvn of Anhwei span
pert of haat week with relatives,
Mr, and Mrs, it, Willett of Ai Ira
Craig visited relativee,
Metiers 1,. Edighoffer, E, Shoes. mid
J, Goetz of Seaforth Collegiate open
their Easton vacation at home real ere
Pow hack at work.
Mr, A, Timm' of Stratford Norm
anent the holidays here,
Homer Guenther spent lost week bit
Taviatoolo,
Mrs, Fred Wells of Exeter ape et
ow days with hers permits.
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McKillop
LA ROHR Id RADS -- RIPENED
EA ELLER
/.. NEltDEN, Purobeete Onierie, Pape
"1 used goreeetead 1130310 (Black
Fertilizer ou my mite thie Spring, 1e7;-
ing one drill width itemise the; field up.,
fertilized, and could see e differenee
of About a foot le the leugth of straw,
and mud larger beetle. The groin
ou the fertilized part of the field ripeeed
one week earlier than ou the unfertilized
pert and was mud better quality.
This wee my first year meting fertilizer
tied after gettiug 0110/1 satiefactory roe
suite 1 intend using fertilizer again
this comieg Spring,"
LARGER., sTooTto,
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J. SQFILA13A013, Peterburg,
tariu, says:
"The Homestead Bone Bleck e'er -
Although past the middle of April liteinten, at 13aclen, was used on my
tilizer which 1 purchased from N
the wintry weather ,till mailmen. jests, The fertilized crate were all of
Henry Thornton is preparing to re. from 4 to 5 hiebee higher than the un•
build the home, wide!' he bought and f"tili"(1."
had to bring home in fragments 10 BUSHELS WHEAT PER A01IE
Muoh regret is felt because of the J. SERCOIVIBE, Theilford; Cattrio,
mental trowo tvbioh hoe omits Mi „ "1 ant sending a photo of my wheat
Kleber we hope she will soon be refic'hl as it was a vary g°°(1 ar°1'. it
stored to her former condition Of ayliteldneititie twaectr7s d lotaiciliseaosheateihefaovrteys
health.
bushels to the acre, aVe used 2011pound
We hope Oatiadiaii people, will not
of Homestead Bone Black Fertilizer
on it without other manure, if this
photo is of any video to you you may
use it and also my mune,' '
Write Michigan Carbon ‘Vorks. De—
troit, for frets book and particulars
about their Homestead Bone Sleek
Fertilizer.
Miller's Worm Powder8 were devised
to promptly relieve children who suffer
from the ravages of wormseete,It is a
simple preparation warranted to destroy
stomachic mud intestinal worms without
shock or injury to the most sensitive
system, They not thoroughly and pain.
Maly, and though in some caries they
may oause vomiting, that is an indica-
tion uf their powerful action and not
of any nauseating property,
cease their noble and patriotic exsert.
ions even although we have got a 11019
and welcome and poiverfnl ally user
home.
Mr, Kistnel and famiy have moved
to the home formerly occupied by
Wm. Pitts,
Leadbury
Mr Boyd had e operation foretomaoh
trouble last week. The physician gives
no hope of recovery. We are sorry to
report Mr Boyd is gradually growing
Weaker,
Dont forget presetting service at
Bethel ohuroh next Sun at 2 30 Rev
Mr Craik will have for his subject, The
Triumph of Galilean why not be in your
place next Sunday, service bright and
only lasts one hour.
Trustees of Bethel Church met last
Friday night, was decided to paint
the interior ohuroh, Anniversary ser-
vice ie planned for on completion of
improvement
The young folks will not forget the
Sunday School opens again. on April
29th at 3 o'clook Ties will be Patriotic
Day, - We want a good rally Regular
session of School after 29th will be
ram 2-3 o'clock
Manley
Mr Archie McKay who has been
home here for the past year returned
to Vancouver B 0 last week to resume
hieformer work as stoneoutter
Mrs Holden who is 'visiting friencle
here, leased her farm to Welsh 13ros.
Our teaohing stag who were home
for Easter holidays resumed their
dutiee on Monday
Mr Goo Kestnor has bought ont Mr
Will Pitz who has moved to Kitchner
with hit! family
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr Charles Regelie, when
his oldest daughter Lena was united to
Charles Vonstock a prosperous young
farmer of Roetook Ont Their many
friends join in wishing them happiness
through the stream of life
erornarty
The. Enster-tide visitors have all
gone end the usual affairs of the cont.
mumity are resumed
Mr and Mrs Jno Laing and family of
Soaforth were visitors among their
many friends and relatives during
Easter week
Miss Norma Wilson spent the week
with relatives in Seaforth
Miss Mary McConnell spent the past
week at her home here while Jean hell-
dayed with relatives in Dublin
Mr Joseph MoConnell has accepted
e position in Durham as telegraph op.
orator
Mn. W .13 Tufford who has bee
a week or eo with Mrs Scott an
daughter of Paisley and at the home o
Rev It Craustou of Palmerston hae
returned home
Mr John Facewett has returned to
his scholastio duties at No 6 aft'er his
holidays at his home near Mitchell
Simple and hiuro,-- Dr Thome
Eoleotrio Oil is eo simple in applioation
that a child 01111 understand the in-
striettione. Coed as a liniment the
only direction is to rub, end` when used
as a &easing to apply. The direetions
tire so plain and unmistakable end they
are readily iinderstooeby yotmg or old
Only the Uniformecrendure the agony
of corns. The knowing oties apply
hiollowas 'a Ooru Cure and get relief.
DEATHS.
MANNING -1n Bullet on April lith
Thomas Manning, aged 83 years,
,atla
SEW ELL -111 Clinton, April 10th
Rade le Sewell. agecif30 yenas,
BRO WN—In Seaforth, April 13th
Edward Brosyn, aged 1 month,
OAMPBELL—In Seaforth, April 14th,
Alex, Murray Campbell, aged 78
years.
BIRTHS.
JOHNS1'ON-1n (Mutate April efith
to Mr. and Mrs, J. E, Johnsou, a
0011,
HU( ER Seaforth on April 5th,to
Mr, and W, H. Baker, ttecn
daughters.
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VIA CANADIAN NORTHERN
Anglican Vestry
The annual vestry meeting of St.
Thomas' Church was held in the school
on Tuesday lest. Rev. T. H, Brown,
the rector, prealded at the meeting and
referred in satiefactory terms to the
splendid work accomplished during the
year by the various branches of Churott
organisation 'which evinced enlarged
epirittal interest in everything ap-
pertaieg to the welfare of the oongreg.
talon, The increased attendance at
the Clttlrol, eervioe and apparent zeal in
devotion and spirituality of the corn-
tnunicates, together with the increased
attendance in the timidity School, being
representative of all the church familius
itt t e parish, augurs well for the future
condition of the Church, The honor
roll of Church members in khaki come
prises twenty-two men and one nursing
sister, mad it ie estimatd that very few
young men are now eligble in the cin
gregation for militrey enrollment, One
of the members, Pte, Chas. Rolph,
recently made the supretne saorifice.
The eburch-wardens financial statement
showed the various funds had been
generously supported mite were in oo
highly mitisfactory oondition. The
total receipts for the year amounted to
$2135 79 and an expediture of
$1938 59 with 110 outstanding debts,
leaving a Wane° en baud of $197 20
Asenesiveieeesss"so'seseeeeeme's"'"'"""'""'"'.____
The following °dictate were eleeted,-
Reetorei warden, H Edge, People's
wardee, J al Beet: Vestry Clerk, 13'. G.
Neelei; Lay Delegates to Synod, F.
Helmeted and F 0 Neelin.
A special vote of appreciation was
extended to the choir under Ilse able
leadership af M ts 8 ifdge, for the
praieewortey rendering of the musical
siervioes of the Church was recorded.
I lie Rector is to be congratulated On
the evidence of progress shown and 015
also to be commended for the many
improvemente the church property in-
augurated eerier his incumbency, The
oongritgatioual meeting will be bold
en the 24s1i,, mat,