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ME CANADIAN BANK
CO MERCE
VIE SEARTki NEWS
ER EDMUND WALKER, r41G o SIR JOHN A1RD,GeoaralManager
D.C,I.., President r; = H. V, P. JONES, Asy t Gen% Manager
CAPITA!, PM» UP, $15,000,000 RUS@RYE FUND, • $13,500,000
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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 sails -
faction of knowing that your money is secure,
Seafort 1. Ba^ar�.Q t
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Genuine Vegetable Parchment
Wrappers specially printed from your
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ng prices—
THE SEAFORTI NEWS
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Undertakers
and
Embalmers
W. J, Walker, holder of go-,
ernment Diploma and Lioeuse
Day or Night calls receive our
prompt attention's°
Day Phone 678
Night a 118,
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Term from Sept. 4t1,,'J.
Commercial Shorthand and Tele-
graphy Departments — We have
throrough courses, experie' cell in-
structors and 068 place Graduates in
poeittnlis. Demand upon its for
trained help is many times the Dum-
ber gradnatiug. Get our free
catalogue..
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Uotuufort for the Dyepectic.—There is
no ailment so harassing and exhausting
as dyspepsia, which arises from defect-
ive action of the stomach and liver, and
the v•ietini is to be pitied. Yet he can
find ready relief in Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills, a preparation that has es-
tablished itself by years of use. There
are pills advertised as the greatest ever
compounder!, but not one of them can
rank it! value-withParmelee's,
The Proven Aethlua liemedy Since
asthma exist, ti thorn has 1:een no lath
of much heralded remedies, but they
have proved short-lived and worthless,
The ever-growing reputation of Dr. J.
D ICellog's Asthma Remedy has given
it a place all rho Hold of medicine which
no other can approach. It has never
been pushed by sensational methods,
but has simply gone on effecting .olief
nl rl making new 00110'.!610.
It Testifies for Itself.—Dr, Thomas
Ecleotric Oil needs nu testitoot,ial of
its powers other than itself'
Whoever tries it for oonglis or
ea)115, for Outs of eont0810(05, for spitting
or burns, for pains in the limbs or body
well know what the medicine proves
itself and it heeds no guarantee. This
shows why this Uii is 1n general 080,
A.DVISER,, which will be our
INVENTOR'
MAIl;1ON & PAW'.
Try Us For A
Refreshing Shave
i-IAIR CUTTING
Our Speciality
Call at
Bolton's Barber Shop
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DAILY BETWEEN BUFFALO & CLEYFLA'DD
3 MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS 3
The Great Ship "SBEANDBEE"-"CITY OF ERIE" -"CITY OF BUFFALO"
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BUFFALO—Daily, May 1st to Nov. 15th —CLEVELAND
Leave BDy,ALo • 8:056. M. BASTE= BASTE=Leave OLOVOLANO • 9:70p. M.
Arrive 0o.avaoaan 7,10 A. bl. d STANDARD Tu Arrive .130817.990 • 7:20 A. M.
Connections et Cleveland for Co ar 60101, Put,in•Bay, T01odo, Detroit and all pointe
West and Southwest. Railroad tickets rending bolwoon Bnirole and Cleveland
aro good for transportation 08 Dur 01001000. Ask your ticket agent for
tickets vin C. & B. Lino. Nee Tsarist Automobile iter, -81,0:1 Dame trip,
with8 We return limit, for care not oroo0ding1E7 in.whoolbase.
Baait0lfully colored sectional puzzle Obert of The great 51a1p • 58011x0000." sent on
motet of ave cons. Also ask tot our 24,page pictorial end doearlative booklet frog.
The Cleveland & Buffalo
Transit Company
Its nhnd, ells
7'henreni$hl, t 0EEAND5EE"
-the turret seen et easily
pm,onso No/MNo/Moe on ininod
nisi, of tholkerld. sleoping
cannily, 1(00 p00000(ers,
,an -FARE $ 359
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Parties visiting Toronto Palr hays
your clothes put in shape early.
Pressing, oleauiug and repairing done
at My Wardrobe, Goderloh St, opposite
Queen's Hotel.
Mrs, Wm. Torrence and Mies Lydia
Torrence who were visiting Mrs. Neely
left for homo ou Saturday.
Mr, jack Connor is spending his
vacation in Toronto,
Mr, Arthur Deem is visiting relatives
in Toronto,
Rev, A. Moli'artene of llsytiald
preached in First Presbyterian Oharoh
Church last Sabbath, His discourses
were much appreciated by his hearers.
Rev, le. H. Larkin, the pastor will
occupy his pulpit next Sabbath.
Misses Marion and Beatrice Larkin
have returned from a pleasant holiday
in Chatham
Mrs, Siliery and sous, Garnet and
Elywyu, have returned front a visit , u
Tavistock and other planes.
Mr, Joe Fisher, who has boon visit-
ing his parents here, returns this week
Chatham,
Mies Vel'1t Moister of St, Marys Is a
visitor at the dome of her °ousio, Mre.
John Fitilaysou,
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miss Palmer of London is the guest
of Miss Ruth Thompson.
A very enjoyable tea was given by
the Ladies' Aid Sooiety, in the school
room of Furst Presbyterian Church last
Friday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. S,
Dickson, who intends leaving soon for
Fort Saskatchewan Alberta.
Mr. and_ Mre. M. Broderick anis`
their guest blies Kate Ryan of Chicago
visited relatives in Mitchell last week.
Mr. and Mrs, W. Burgess of Mitch-
ell were guests of their daughter Mrs
F. Buck last week,
Miss 0lara Pinkney returned on
Wednesday from a pleasant visit in
'Porous°.
Mr and Mrs James Murray and deugh-
ter Margaret of Hamilton, are visitors
at the home of Mr 801(1 Mrs J Oluff
Mre Won Logan, who has been spend•
ing the past month with relatives here,
leaves today for her bona is Edmonton
Mrs Dorranoe and Mies Hazel IDor-
ranoe have returned from visiting
friends near.bincardine
The Flax pulling campaign resulted
in five and a third sores being pnlled
The amount donated to the Red Cress
by workers le $27.21. The Flax Com-
pany will pay out in Seafortb and vie.
fulty $28,000,
On Sunday last Misses Florence,
Margaret and Carolyn Knight and
Mies Helen 11IacDonald and Mr, Wm,
O'Neil matured from Sarnia and spent
the day at the home of Miss Ruby Brie -
tow,
bliss Ethel Deem of Memorial Floe•
pital Elyria Ohio is visiting relatives
in town,
Russell Bristow, Arthur Deem 511E1
Leslie Bristoty left on Monday to
attend the exhibition :in Toronto,
A very special meeting will he held
in the Salvation Army Hall, Thursday
Anis', ,loth at 8 P. M, conducted by
Brigadier J. Rawling, Divisional Dom•
mender, land Adjt, Richie, Young
People's Secretory, both of London,
Ont, The meeting will take the form
of s '00)00070' to Adjt. Richter••
Dr, F. Harburn has returned from a
six weeks visit to the West feeling
moll improved in health, During his
trip ho visited Winnipeg, Brandon and
Saskatoon.
Mr. Joe Dorsey of Orillie is visiting
his sisters, the Misses Dorsey, Victoria
St,
Mrs. R. 8. Hays spent the week-
end with_ her daughter Mrs, 111. 0
14IaoClelland, Baden.
Mr. and Mrs, Byron Soot) and
daughter of Toronto are visiting the
foriner's grandmother, Mrs. J. Brine,
Mrs. It Richardson and daughter
Belle of Toronto attended the funeral
of her ooneiu, the late Mr. Willison
last Tuesday.
Mrs, 0. Bayley intends leaving this
week to spend a £ori months with he
r
husband in Roblin, Sask.
Mrs. Yotlag and Miss Toting rjoi$0a
Moab 10 Eater,
Mrs, James McGee, North Main St
isvisiting
1et
Bal
ghtera in 1
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ront
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Itirs, Higgnibatham of Auburn is
a visitor at the hortle,of hog sister, Mrs,
Waves, Main St.
Mr, W. K Coulter .of Clinton: VMS in
town on Monday,
Thursday, 11US 30 •
Stewart's Sell it for Less 1 Mail or Phone Your Orders i Stewart's Sell it for Less
New Ideas in Autumn Styles
The Largest and Most Comprehensive Ex=
position of Women's Snits and Coats it has
ever been our pleasure to present
The most exclusive models, the best
values, the widest choice, and the
most fascinating styles in Women's
Coats, Snits and other apparel for part=
ticular women as yet offered at this
popular. Women's tore
There is a distinct a'tference in our Ready -to
W ear Garments -- more o,iple, better
workmanship, finer fabrics, less
fadishness than you will
find anywhere
Hundreds
of Exclusive New Fall Models in
High Grade Suits
Many new and captivating styles
w ;ayes, cheviots, vicunas, worsteds,
mixtures, and black.
in such smart materials as serves,
etc. , in navy.; brown, tan, Russian
$20 to $40
Char : ing Fall Coats For Women
br.7adcloths, diagona
green, grey, autumn
Of all the seasons there never was one to compare with this one for coats that are oflentirely new and
designs. We are showing hundreds of the very newest styles. Goats that have a natural lit to them,
striking
coupled
w'th that richness of appearance that brands them as coats of unusual attractiveness and - captivatiug appearance.
You can bnv these stylish -coats at prices that will please you. Come in and see them.
o >rofpm .s .F! 9Arr .ds r_4 1 Y
Mrs Lou Kruse left on Monday for
her home in Galt:
Mies Lynne Gillespie spent the week
with friends ilk Stratford,
Miss Maria Hill of Egmoudville is
visiting he, aunt, Mrs Dole in Toronto
Mrs, Fred Twiss, Brantford, is visit-
ing friends in town,
Ibirs Ethel MoLean of Toronto was a
visitor in town.
Mrs (Dr.) 13osssok and Dorothy
have returner! to 1unerskip after a
visit with Mrs Iiroadfoot,
t of Sarnia left
Mr. Chas. Hammett
o:i Monday for Godertoh after spending
a weep in town visiting Russel This.
tow,
Mr, Joe Brown of Dunnville attended
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his
sister, 14
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of ,
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Friel to MI', Clancy of Detroit,
Mrs; Hincheley and Miss Bessie
Genimel of Regina and Dr, W, J, Gom-
mbll of Stratford were here attending
the funerai'of their' mother; "the late
e. Thomas Goinmell, Egmoudville.
$I0 to $45
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"Going Trip West"—$12,00 to WINNIPEEG
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"Return Trip East" --$18.00 from WINNIPEG
GOING DATES
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21st, 1 11I dations 111 0010(•1.: R't .,f smuh'v Palls u , in and ':'
inoludlag ,,rout0
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rant: Inrlusivo, and rr001 shlUull. on lulu uto•Sudburr dirc,'t I lee. bh•Om ,(rations un S,nilt tin• ti
brala•I:. 1 : ::l cin: I" „ ,!sire
+1ilg'nsf. 30th n on Main !ion. Be:ul mgrs to b'rnna, hielusire. ['rem stations Prtbany Juan-
1t1D1a to Port dlcNlcull and -nnrketnu�ituhr.q•u.v1u.
August 23,'d Frau, stations West nude Souther Throat. via to and in milia:, n.nnilion and Windsor. out., on,
and Owen Soosil, Walkerton, 'leeswnter, 41'Iughast, Mora, Llst,wcl, G0d,•ri,•1,, .lit. Mary's, Port Burwell
, August 8001 and M. Th6nlas brandies. and stations Toronto and Noeili to Bolton. 10610sive.
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tlttt,fl TRAINS
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STIIWART BItOS. , local agents,