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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1917-08-09, Page 5Page 5i THE /\/�J� CANADIAN IA,! � . BANK. Y F CO ....:, ...ERC 'SIR EDMUND WALKER, Sift JOHN AiRD, General Mulatto O,V,O., LL.D., D.C.L., President H, V. P, JONES, Asi t Geol. Manager ZAPiTAL PMD UP, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, . $13,500,000 So Open a Savings account with this Bank and deposit money which would otherwise be kept at home idle and exposed to loss by fire or theft. Interest is earned and you have the satis- faction of knowing that your money is secure. Seafortia. J3r°an ..c -.t; .1,O. MULLEN MANAGER B t1 W S Genuine Vegetable Parchment Wrappers specially printed from your own copy, we:can supply them at the follow - ng prices -- TIDE SEAFORTH SEAFORTJ NEWS 7 .. „`i�!``,Yi. '._.,,tier :.:�. Y• Elagrilisti,:"Ne )1' WIJIWalker & Son Undertakers and Embalmers W. J, Walker, holder of go, ernment Diploma and License Day or Night calls receive our prompt attention:, Day Phone (173 Night ;134 i 4003.0, STRATFORD, ONT. Fall Term from Sept, 4th. Oommeroial, Shorthand and Tele- :graphy Departments,— We have tbror'ongh courses, experter oed in- etruotore and we place Graduates in positrons, Demand upon us for trained help is many times the cum- ber graduating. 'Get ; cur free catalogue,. A D MCL:AAHLAN PRISM. ►L PROMPTLY SECURED In all countries. Ask for our INVENTOR” ADVISEE, ,which will be sent frac. MARION & ALA,RIP" MAY 8th TO OCTOBER 30th Every TUESDAY ALL RML" - also by'' THURSDAY'S STEAMER "Great Laing Rourke"; (Seaton Navigation' Your Future Is In the West Tho fertile aralries have eat Western Canada on the mop. There aro kit( thousands of urea walene tar the men who wants a home and prosperity. Takia advantage of Low Rates and travel via Canadian Pacific STEWART EROS ;Agents Seaforth W. B. ItIOW2(R it➢ District Passe n ger1- gt Toronto, Omit. Try Us For A Refreshing Shave HAIR CUTTING Our Speciality Call at Bolton's Barber Shop 0ARDNOS BLOCK SE&FORTH c* DAILY BETWEE BUf TALO MUM. 3 ^ MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS''-- 3 The Great Ship "SBEANDBEEll* oITY OF ERRS"—"CITY OF BUFFALO" aaTwanx BUFFALO—Dally, May'lst to Nov. 15th —CLEVELAND Leave BurraLe • 940 P. 3i, 111 Denman Leave Cuertne ro • SAP. X. Arrive OLbVMAan 7130 A. M. ( Swii:Ann 2.2MA # Arrive nmrAze ..7 31 A. X. Oonnootiona at ClSVolaud far Coda Pafut, Pat.la-Buy, Tolodo, Detroit and all DolmaWoat and Bondman, Railroad Woking reading between Buffalo and Cleveland "et ¢¢cod for traueyorlatlou oa 0ar eloamare. Oak your tiakot 03anl loll 10kita Via d. 16 B. Liao. Naw Tourltt Aubrgobilo Mala-ta,00B. nao.Jt,, withO days sot«esu limit, forma not azaaodtngY87 tn,wlwlbaso. Boantlfully oolorod 000000.1 puzzle chart 0t4ha e reootpb of Ilve conte. 4110 eek Por oar 81•yaao pIote intro booklet froo, The Cleveland Pr J3uffaIG Tran"sit Company l ,ej eloralaed, Okla. The Great abip"a$t;A,trge lmires Landme0 oo.tlr Tonnoier.otl,oe.mer on 110104 55101(3, 10 road. on�ong l,n.,a les kali FARE +3 9 01...010:11110.10,0141.,..,400141,4.41 I..:10000.04,,,,,...5.....10,00.111.0.,00....m. a R TownTopics !! �� Mosesells•..wpNeedd.Nhat,/-.,mplaeiereallow®M kroaaiug, Cleaning nrld Repairing Campbell's Block opp Qneena Hote up delta. Mr Louis Fleurclteutz,lnenagerof oatmeal mit!, wall prostrated by heat of last week, but is r000vering the the Mr Tilos.iludeon of Hnesall wee in town on Monday and gave the News a a plosaaat'oal!, Mr W J Southgate *pent last week fishing at Fleaherton, Mr M J McQuade of Stratford was in bowls on Monday renewing old acquaint_ armee. • Mrs Hale and children who spent the summer with hor mother Mrs War. wick -left on Monday for her home in Weston, • Mrs. Mathers •and children from the West are visiting Mrs Warwick mother of the former. The Canada Furniture Company h donated en oak rolled top Desk to Red Crose and War Auxiliary, Tiek r� cents, ave the eta Mr Peruy Little mad on Reg of Toronto are spending two weeks in town and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs Hugh Logan of Toronto visited friends in town, Mise Helen McNabb is visiting her brother in Dungannon, Mre. Grassi' of Blackheath is the guest of Mrs Ellen Murray, Mi'. and Mrs. F Hoimested are boli- Baying in Toronto Mrs Pringle and Miss Kate Broad - foot, who have been visiting Mra J H Broadfoot left on Saturday for Hemil- t 011 Mrs (Dr) Briggs of Cleveland Ohio is a visitor at the home of her mother MrsMeDriamid Mies Marion Brown of Toronto visiting her parents, Rev and Mre H Brown at the Rectory Miss Gotta Watson is home fro Regina for the holidays, Mra E Crawford McClelland of Baden spent Sunday in town Mr and Mra A E Colson of St Thom, ae were in town this week renewing old acquaintances Mouday Aug 13th has been pro- claimed Civic Holiday for Seaforth and 1011 citizens are asked to govern 'them• selves accordingly, Mrs Roy Oke of Toronto is visiting her mother, Mrs Mason in Egmondville 19 T Fraser Greig and Bert Greig of T onto 'ai'd 'Visiting their cousin, 1311 Greig. Dr, Hodgins of Whitby spent the week end here with his family, Mr, and Mrs. McDonald from Credi. ton motored over and spent Sunday with Mrs, H. Beattie, Mrs. Parker of Detroit is a guest at the home of Major Hayes, ]`rise Dorothy Moron is a visitor at the home of Mr, and Mre, J. M, Best. Miss Watt of Toronto was a visitor the home of her lister Mre, W James Miss Eve Holmes, who has been holi- daying et her home here, left en Sit_ urday for Boston. Mrs, Holt has retured to her home in New York after spending a week with her parents, Colonel and Mrs, Wilson, Dr, J. T Ireland of Harziston was in town renewing old acquaintances Ttl E i FORTHI NEW Thursday, .? ago 9 Mra. Outsider of Clinton is visiting Mrs G Hel.der'son Mica Cbrlatine aendereen of Mans. ilton Ie visiting her cousin Mrs (Capt.) Iiorlgins, Dr Roes assisted by Dr Davie of of Mindemoya removed a 0ataract from the eye of elr Davis, father of the lat- ter last week. The operation mosquito etioceseful and Mr Davie who was blind hae now every hope of regaining his sight, DR, A, MACTAVISH IS DEAD AT ST.THOMAS VETERAN PHYSICIAN PRACTISED FOR MANY YEARS AT STAFFA. ST, THOMAS, Aug. 2,—Dr Arab Mc- Tavish M D of North Yarmouth, died today at the Ames Wood Hoapltaf aged Sr years, Deceased practieed Inedioine for veare at Staft'a, but reoently'hae been living retired with hie brother Duncan McTavish, Yarmouth Township He leaves three sons, Edgar, Toronto; Newton, Toronto; and John of Seaforth • t 'romarty Mr. Wm, Wilson is vieitiug his dau- ghter at Hickson. Mrs, Barbour andchildreu of Toronto and Mrs. Burr of Ottawa are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Scott Burr and other's here, Mrs. Nettie Robertson has gone to visit her brother in Saskatchewan. The Misses Ethel and Evelyn Chet - tick of Granton are visiting their grand. parents Mr. and Mre. A, Robertson, All are glad to know that Mr, Alex McLaren is recovering after a serious illness, Misses Isabel andMary Hay of Stret- ford are visiting their aunt Mrs. Hog— garth. Airs. Oswald Walkeriavieiting Merida in Markdale. Mrs, Martin of Alpena Mich, is visit• Ing her aunt Mrs. Park, Miss Laura Stewert is at Grand Bend. Mr, Chas. Warden of Manitoba ie spending some time Here anti as Staffa, McKillop Don't forget the garden gaily and Band concert to be held on R,Soarlett's lawn on Friday evening next, A splen- did programm e has been arranged, Ad- dresses will be given by Rev, Mr. Brawn and McKinley of Seaforth and Rev„ Mr Craik of Walton. Some of the beet singers have promised to be present in- cluding the Ladles Quartette of Blyth 91i the I1redhagan bar}cl twenty' its numher 4 ly dorepoeed entirely of farmtes and one i n h a g -n s of the best in the County will be in l lll6ll i9 atteudanee, Tea served from 6 to p, m Everybody welcome.' lir 1 li is More Stylish New Wash Goods With all the beauty and brightness of the new summer colorings' with vivid ftripes, limitless checks, attractive paisleys enchanting floral designs, dashing sport spots and stripes and charming plain colors, the new wash goods display awaits you. The most magnificient offering of fashionable materials it has ever been our pleasure to present. You must see them. Below are a few numbers that are attracting particular attention. Sport Spots and Stripes combinat ons,everted color Price lac to $I per yard the newest and best Wash material ever introduced, in 111 colors, fancy and plain Price 75c a yard. Silk Etanline Reception Voile Debutante Silk Deligtful floral, paisley and striped F atterns in black, white and colors 36 to 4o inches wide. Price 4oc to 45c a yard. the queen of wash fabrics, in pink and alice blue. Price 75c a yard. Fancy Silk Marquisette Irish Poplin Plain Voiles Indian Head in delightful and varied colorings and floral designs. Price 75c to $I.25 a yard. for suitings, in white, rose or pale blue and navy, 36 inches wide at 65c a yard. black and white in stripes and checks, in a variety of widths at 25c a yard, plain white, in the very best quaiity at roc to 25c a yard, Holly batiste a^ delightfulfabric with new floral designs H 30 inches wide, at zoc a yard, Cotton Re in pinlc, sly, tan, white, grey, Extra pp good value at zoc to z5c a yard. Kindergarten Cloths Anlddersren's on'scbestlothesqualityzoca yard for chi, Galateas in all colors and varying widths of stripes, 30 inches wide at 200 to 3oc a yard. repesin many new designs, stripes and colors, beauti— fully finished at 15c a yard. Dimity becks at The Misses Ballantyne have returned ram a visit to friends in Michigan. Mre. Greig os Clinton is a guest at he home of her son, IOIr. J. 0, Greig, Mr. and Mas. Dennison motored up from Toronto mai spont a few days with the lettere sister Mrs, James McGee, North Main St. Mr. and Mrs, J', F. Rosa have return ed from a visit to friends in Toronto, Judge Jackson and two oh-ldren of. Lethbridge, Alberta, ars guests at the home of his father Mr' George E, Jaok- son, Mr, Wm. Ballantyne is viaittng friends near Brantford. Mrs, Goldhawk end Hilda have re- turned from a visit to friends in High. gate, Misses Mary and Helen and Mr Jaok Tweddle .visited their aunt Mra J A Wilson on Sunday. l4ippen The hay Drop is very heavy here and the flue weather has assisted to saving itiu fine shape. Mre, Wm. Ivesou. recently hurt in au auto accident is home again. Her daughter, Mre. Masi', is visiting here. Miss Dora Howie of Toronto is visit- ing hor sister, Mrs. Aitken. Mrs Henery ie renewing het aquaint- anee its this part after an absence of several years.' Mr, It, B. MoLeau has been very ill kr some time. 2.4h,)po to hear of hie recovery, Brucefield Rev .B,A.Keltohem of Hamilton Inas been beenvleiting Itis old home in Stan- ly. He has gope to Bayfield for the rest of the Bummer. • Tho farmers have spent the busy weeks at the hay and have gathered a fine amount. Mise Moran and Mies Giomou of London are vieiting Mre. J'. Gibson. The cool break in the weather last week was timely. Few have grumbled • 811100' Berry picking is now in order, I9WTICE 11 IaKillop Council wilt meet at the Public Library Seaforth as a Court of Revision On the McGrath Drain and for other burritos!' on lvlenday the rSth'day of August 19l ' at 4 o'clock p fir M Murclio Clerk with color dainty rose bud inserts, and guaranteed at 15c a yard. all that is new, attractive arid' reliable. An- derson's guarauteed cloths at r5c a yard. famous and reliable prints in a hundred new pat- terns at 12IC cents CO- 20C a yard, Soatowr FrockVelt. McCall Patterns Noe. 7205-7221. Two of the many new denote ISO • Juno. TDnring July find August this store closes at 12,3o Seaf rt for Harin "Going Trip West"—$12.00 to WINNIPEG istmelameznamtamgcleeirlealaran1 orf� ;AY- hY rat t fi; mute ester➢nada "Return Trip East"—$15.00 from WINNIP .I GOING DATES ttgttei ..(84tit atatlnue I❑ ()merit) West 11 limit 0 , full , lip to and luo4I, l hitt Toronto ell ratite On tttrto 0i,orr I,Ino find lit vel,ak . 1'elolburo 11nt a(so ir.nu atatirms brimrenIOitgalea aa,l lion fro* ,Umot tun, 141114 (m'hisivo, and furan nlutlotts on lauutn.0udhtiry dirge 11111. Prom vtntiona on OauN .Nie n,turla Ant,tut 80111 hra,,'h. I^tom ,1,,0I tis 111 \rant Irue, nnn•,fio to Franz. lnrhtot,,, ntution.v Iter Mitt jun,- tin td 1'nit. J,0N0'»II turd' RiIrint' lu hIhalf,'avgr0itt. Prom Aug tart _,lid (Prete studious 11 i st +w I 0,I1711. rr 'l'ormtta up ro 3:1111 S«rnt.1ln I6 mil/Von all 1 Eton 80tln0, Walkerton, Tom:water•, Win hauri l:iurn Llan 'i * . and 4V's, l's , tint„ on August Emit � and Nt, Phoulas brnttnln i). find stations '0 10 4 mei Norte t'Cii,t' 1 oiten htuh'tuelv,lury a, t'u`t �hlrweR SPECIAL 'rllltotic it 'rt'AINS Vintner particulars `rum Canadian Podgy Ticket Agents V. B. IIOWAttl), bintrtct time:ioa«r Agee , 'term.] e.