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Furniture Dealers
Phone 50
New Series Volume I5, No, 25
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SlEeTLON WORK
Nice easy work 1'i child could almost do
the work. Opine and take one Section as
follows
5 girls to put in hip pockets.
5 girls to pelt in side pockets.
5 girls to make garters.
5 girls to loin garments together.
5 girls to sew on bands
and one or two girls to inspect work.
We also want 25 or 7n -oirls for pants
making. All nice clean work and easy and
steady all year round. 50 hours per week
We have girls making over ten dollars a
week. Why can't you ?
Apply or Write to
W. E. SANDFORD MFG. GO.
Fred Robinson, Manager
SEAFORT! ONTARIO
INANTE
Artillery
Aged 6 to 9 yrs, height 15.3 hands, weight
1200 to 1350 pounds and 1500. pounds
.and stand 16.1 hands
COLORS
Any except light grey, white or light
buckskin
All horses must be sound, of good con-
formation free from blemishes and broken
to harness or saddle.
Horses will be inspected at Listowel
RIESTAA1.31iPINT AND eoNFEeTIONIE
An up-to-date .Restaurant in town for
good meals, lunches and homemade candy
Special Regular Dinner every Saturday
mesh Fruits of all kinds always on hand.
Our home made candies always the best.
Chocalates, Carmelo. Bon -Bons (co Taffies a
specialty.
Eltviu; iustalle:1 3 t '11 t.i.:11' i p't tt f or malting
ICE CREAM
TRY IT
OLYMPIA RESTAURANT
next door to eardnos Bros
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This, our new aerial !story, is one a the very best written on
the present war. The first instalment will appear in an early
Issue. You'll like Tommy; it is a strong, soul -stirring tale of the
great world war that everyone in the family will enjoy. The hero
Is a Lancasterahire lad. He didn't want to go to war -not at oral,
"Let 'em as wants to fight the Germans fight 'em" said Tommy,
Then ane day he heard the cry of suffering Belgium • he hosed
the call of his own motherland --he gave up the bbeeaatt Job he ever
head and enlisted. He went bo Prance; he fought a goodfight—
againsthimself as Weil as the o,.r . ; he won the D.G.M. llt1
thiset girl its the wegid. A :,;. • .i:k
fist for the Ant inetatnemt.
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TownTopics
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Pressing, Cleaning unit Repairing
Campbell's Block opp Queens Mote
up stairs.
The Clinton News Record last week
warns its readers against giving gait to
hens. It alight also have warned about
giving s alt to young hogs
Mr. Powell has taken a position in
the Ogiivie'e Flour Mille in ;eIoutreal
Mr, Harold Jones spent Sunday in
Stratford,
Mies Clara , Pinkney is visiting in
Goderich.
Mr and Mrs. Stephen Coleman
visited friend 111 town on Monday.
Lieut, ,Muir Thomson and Mr L Bolt-
on spent' Sunday in Brnesells,
Rev. J. ti. Muldrow of Vancouver,
B, 0, is oil a visit to his sisters, Mrs.
J. K. Scott and Mr's, R, Soarlatt of
n/reIcillop.
Mrs, Rands of Brussels spent the
reek -end with her sister, Mrs. J, W,
Walker.
Mra, Johh Stewart, High St spent a
few a clays with her daughter in Wal-
laceburg,
Mr, C. Aberhart has purchased a
handsome MoLanghlin oar from the
the local agent,
Rev, A. L. Russel a former pastor of
the Methodist Church visited friends
here,
Mrs. George Sinithera of Toronto is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. W.
Oughton,
Mr, A, J, Evans of London, was.
relieving Mr, Griffin, Bell Telephone
manager of Stratford, was in town on
Thursday.
Mr Griffin Bell Telephone manager
of Stratford district was married on
Wednesday June 20th and is taking a
honeymoon trip.
Mra. Wm. Halbirk received word
on Thursday that her uncle in New
Hamburg was dead and left the same
day to attend the funeral.
Pte. Stanley Hays of Camp Borden
spent a few days of hie home this week
Mies Emily Deem is, home for the
vacation
Mies Helen Larkin arrived home
on Monday from New York,
Mrs, George Gouinlock of Toronto is
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
F. Holmeatead, Goderich St,
Robert Laird, Nelson Govenlook and
Stanley Hays of the Royal Flying
Corps Camp Borden spent the week
end at their homes here,
Miss Mulholland left on Tuesday to
visit friends in the West,
Miss Agnes Hestia, Detroit, is a
visitor at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
George Turnbull.
Mise Olive M. Laidlaw, Natiok, Mase.
is visiting her mother, Mrs, J, 0, Laid-
aw Goderich St.
Miss Isabel MoDowell spout the
wee kend with friends in Stratford.
Miss Bessie Grieve, Tara has return-
ed home for the holidays,
Mr. Clanoey, Toronto, was a town
visitor over Sunday, .
Mr. Andrrew Archibald and
wo children of Landed are visitor, at
he home of Mr and Mrs William
Smithere.
Mrs, Coates of London is visiting
her brother, Mr, Wm, Ament.
A garden party will be held on the
Egmoudville Church lawn on the
evening of July the 10th, Splendid
programme, Keep this date open
Further announcement next week.
'Mr. and Mrs, James McKay
Egmondville, are visiting friends in
Toronto,
Mrs. Ferguson of Lietowell is av leiter
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. William
Broadfoot.
Dr Geo. Heileman has moved hie
office from the Cady block and has
taken rooms in the Roye9"Hotel
The ladies of Egmoudville intend
holding a garden party on Tuesday
July the 10tli. Keep the date open,
Mr. James Robb has returned from
Luoknow,
Dr, C. McKay is in Rochester this
week,
RIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 28 017
Missionary Tea
A tore was held at Mrs. Jae. Scott's
home by the W. A. of the Presbyterian
Church in McKillop on Thursday last
when a large attendance was present
Mrs. J. 0. Greig react the Report of the
meeting at Kingston. Mrs, Jas. Darr.
auoe one of the oldest members was
presenter) with a life membership, Mrs
',,hos Moho') read the addreee end Mrs
Jas, Acheson presented the Certificate
A ploaeaut afternoon was spent,
Visit Huron's Stook
On Thursday last Mr, It, B. Wilkin-
son livestock dealer of Toronto brought
a number of stock meal in five oars to
town to vielt some of the stockmen of
Huron. There were 18 men in all and
comprised:—Mesars Jno-Fish, Ab. Sny.
ur, A. Groff and Clealn Shautz of Wat-
erloo; G. Guthrie and Jno. Shultz of
New Dundee: John, Abe and David
Honseberger of Baden; Jas. Chrear n
Shakespeare; August Nipple of Peters.
burg together with Mr. Russel station
agent at Batten and Mr. Fowler of the
same place,
In the afternoon Mr. Wilkenson.
tool[ his party out to the farm of 'Phos,
McMullen of Hullett to sea his herd
which they were very pleased with.
After returning to town a banquet was
held and aheechea made giving Mr,
Wilkerson much praise for his enter.
tainment. The party consisted of the
best stook feeders of Waterloo But they
admitted Huron had the beet cattle,
Fir. and Mrs, Falmer and little sou
of Winnipeg were visitors at 111e borne
of Mr, and Mrs. A. Palmer,
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be dispensed in the First Presby.
terian Church at the morning service
tioxt Sabbath, Rev, Mr, Abroy of
Lewisham will conduct the preparatory
se1'vicee.
A auecessful missionary tea was eery-
ed
eryed in the Methodist olnnroh on Wednes"
dayafternoon by the Womene Auxiliary
The handsome piano lamp made
and donated by Messrs J.
Keating and T. G' Scott for the be-
nefit of the Red Uroes Society which
has been on exhibition in the window
of Mr. J. Walker's furniture store for
the past few weeks will be drawn for on
Thursday aftarnooe July 5th at four
o'clock in Carnegie Hall,
The joint business meeting of the
War Auxiliary and the Red Cross
Society will be held in Carnegie Lib-
rary Hall ou 'Thureclay July 5th at
four o'clock,
Ontario Statutes 0911
fopiee of the Ontario Sessional
Statutes for Rely 'have been received
by me for distrilsuticn to Justices of
the Peace, and may be obtained on
1867 1917!
[Jubilee of
Confederation
Whereas Sunday next. the first day
of July, has been proclaimed as a day
of solemn and religious recognition by
ono people of the henifits and bleseioge
vouchsafed to 'is by Providence as a
Dominion, Churches and Sunday
Sehoole and Associations of a like char-
acter arerequeeted and urged to fitting -
1y commemorate the Confederation of
our Dominion and whereas Monday the
second day of July ham been fixed by
proclamation for the Celebration of
Dominion Day and for the general
celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary
of the foundation of the Dominion of
`t., meta all citizens are requested to
g1'vti, expression of their patriotism and
the unity of all Canadians by their die.
play of flags and suitable decorations
at their homes and places of business
or in any other way they desire.
SiRTH$.
HODGINS—In Seaford' on Sunday,
Juno 24th, to Capt. and Mra. Hod
gins, a eon,
HALES—At Mrs. Warwick, Seaforth,
on June 26th to Mr. and Mrs, Hales
a daughter.
application at my office in the Court STEPVART— In Seaforth on -June 'Llst
House, Goderioh, or will be forwarded to Mr, and Mrs. Harry Stewart a
by Express upon request. son,
C. Seager,
Clerk of the Peace. GRIEVE ---On June 25th to Mr and
Mrs Jae Grieve, a son
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This store will] close at
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during July and August.
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Two Cents Single Copy
Gift for the
June Bride
Our very exeellcut lamann4
1'aried stock affords the must
deeirellaeeleetions of gilts
for the June Bride that one
multi well imagine. We now
are carrying the larg,et and
bast oei,eled stork we ever
had and what is very cheer..
tui news the war has scarcely
affected ,aro Prions in moat
dues
Let ne sdagesi:
Cut ®lass, Pearl Jewelry
$ilrerwear, C1(31 4, 'Mel
gets, Levellers buriNerklets,
Cur Wedding Binns, are of
the desirable style and
quality.
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Marriage License Issuers
PHONE 199
livening 10
?he store you will always
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DURING
JULY AND
AUGUST
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If You Want Good Goods
Goods as good as they ca nbe made—come to us. You may say that every Dry
Goods dealer yon kuow sells good Goods. You may have been told by many of
them that their goods are the best. But are, they?
We don't Ask You to Take Ger Word
for it. We don't expect you tobelieve that statement until you have made an
investigation. We know what a broad assertion we have made. We believe we
have the goods to back it up.
11 You Look for "Cheap" Goads
you won't find them here, but if you are looking for quality—If you want the
Best Values for the least Money—You'll find this sto.e peculiarly prepared to
satisfy you.
Experiment Proves Facts
Don't you Ethink you had better find out about the many advantages
in Style, Quality, Service and Price offered exclusively at this store. If
you require anything in our line, try us.
J. Mactavish
Seaforth
The Store That Satisfies
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