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SEAPORT/1, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAIR H Irl I4I8
Spring Millinery
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arch 22d
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$2.00 for $1.00
Generous Premium List of the
Seaforth Horticultural Society
one Dollar entitles you to one year's membership and any three
of the following choices:
OH010E 1 -One Apple or One Pear Tree Of any Of the following
varieties
Apples—Duchess, King, Spy, Golden Russet, Fameuse,
Tatman Sweet, Wealthy, Gravenstein, Spitzenburg, McIn-
tosh,
Pears—Anjou, Bartlett, Sheldon, Clapp's Favorite.
CHOICE 2—One Plum or One Cherry or One. Peach 'free of,any of the
following varieties:
Plum—Abundance, Bradshaw, Burbank, Lombard, Impar.
ial Gage, Red June.
Cherry—Early Riohmond, Montmorency, Windsor, Black
Tartarian, Yr flow Spanish,
Peaohoe—Fitzgerald, Craw ford.
CHOICE —31loso selected from the following list.
Hybrid Perpetual—Alfred Oolcmb, Baron Bonstettiu, Glen-
eral Jack Fran Karl Druscbki, Paul Neyron, Ulrich Brun-
ner, Mrs. John Laing.
Climbing—Doro'hy Perkins, Txaoleia, Tausendachon, Gold
Fmob, Baltimore Bell.
Hybrid Tea—Grusan Teplitz, General McArthr, Kaiseriue
Augusta Victoria, Lady Hillington, Geo C Wand, Geo Dick-
son Madam Jules Grolea, Sunburet,.Mamam Coohet [pink]
CHOICE 4—Hydrangea Panioulata,
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OICE 6—Dutel man's Pipe.
CHOICE 6—Boston Ivy.
OHOIOE 7-00e Peony.
OHOIOE 8—Three 1/ii-Named Dahlias.
CHOIOE 9—Spirea, Von Hutto [white flowering shrub] .
OHOIOE 10—Weigelia, Rosen [pink flowering shrub] -
°H010E ii—One Lilao.
OHOIOE 12 --Ten Gladiolus
OFIOIOL 13—Three Tuberous Begonias [bulbs] .
oaoiwss 14—One Norway Spruoe
OHOICE l5—The Canadian Horticulturist,
Out out this advertisement, sign your name and address on the
line below, mark X opposite any THREE ohoioes and mail or hand it
with One Dollar to the Sooretary. Members wishing to procure trees
plants, and other nursery stook in addition to their Three choices whet-
her mentioned in above Premium List or not, may do so by paying outs
the actual cost of same and making nut their wants on a separate sheet.
When in doubt what to plant—Ask the Directors,
NAME
Premium List Positively Closes on Moroi) 30th
W ILLIAMHARTRY A. D. SUTHERLAND
tS; President - Secretary- Treasurer
"OLYMPIA"
RFSTA[JRANT AND . ONFECTIoNI RY 1
RVIIR! ONia
tditeslike more if they are the
delicious oonfeutiona we offer.
Dainty and attractive in appear-
auoe, sanitarily made, pure and
wholeedme,
OUR CANDY
is the kind you oan safely eat,
odor to your friends and give to
the children,
Isn't that the good, .safe kind
you have been•looking for,
Don't forget to borne in and get your Lunch
before yon go home after the (show,
STANLEY HAYS BURIED
The funeral of the late Stanley,
Hays Wee hold on Saturday afternoon
from the Presbyterian Church. Al•
though the day was Ono of the most
stormy of the winter, yet the large
edifice was filled. All the stores in town
closed during the time, An escort of
cadets was provided by the Collegiate
and Rix cadets meted as pail bearers.
The wreaths presented were so many
and large that a envois) sleigh was
uooesaary The procession was led by
oftfzons•band of Seaforth,
A very impressive service was held
in the Chnroh, the 101181011 was 'read oy
Rev, '1' Brown. aIle prayers by Rev,
Guo, McKinley and a deeply impressive
aertnot, was dolia'ered by Rev. Dr,
Larkin who dwelt on tie responsibility
of those who caused the war which
destroyed en many precious lives. foo
also spoke of the mauy lovable qualities
of the deceased.
The procession then formed and
interment took place to the Maitland
Bank Cemetery.
Belgian Report
jTreasurersreport for February--
' Balance from J auuary ....., ., 1 56
Miss Luke's Bag ...,........ . 10 00
Jas, Wille/ (Strand Theatre)...... 17 95
Jas. Finlayson ........................6 00
Miss Luke's coat— . ............... 25 25
Mrs J. B Thompson ............... , 00
Mrs DeLaoey ........................ 3 7o
Mrs Ohas, Stewart 2 50
Mrs John MacTavish g 50
Mrs Oscar Neil .................: 1 00
Post Office ... 72
Dominion Bank , 56
Bank of Oornmeroet6_
66 28
Remitted to 1, George, Toronto 65 00
Expenses...::: ,..... ... .............. 30
The coat donated by Miss Lukes was
won by Mies Harriett Murray, ticket
No. 119.
Red Cross Report
SECRETAY'S REPORT FOR FEB,
294 emits of pyjamas, 36 fanuel
shirts, 262 pairs of soaks, 282 towels,
30 trench cape, 36 butter cloth l: nd
kerohiefs,i600 surgical wipes,
Edna DeLaoey,
Secretary
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of RED
OILOSS SOOIETY for FEBRUARY
Balance 011 hand Feb alt,., 490 96
Receiptn for Montle
Winthrop Branch,.,...... . 136 6o
Egmtndvdle Branch........ , 115 85
Constance Branch...........,..... 80 00
Oonstatioo•Sohool Entertainment 10 00
Oonstance A A W and 0 I 0
Night Cap Social ................... 28 00
Constance Re(1 Oros) Tea:..,..... 1 30
Seaforth 00
airs
00
Mrs .A D Sutherland...—. ......... 50
Mrs L G VanEgmond ..... ........ 1 61)
Proceeds of diamond ring
donated by Mise Lukes.113 00
Proceeds, of Old Time Dance ..... 83 25
County Gr'ant......... •.............. 264 70
Proceeds from "Within the Law"
presented by Mra R Murlees-
Jones... •102 69
Rag Rugs 8 5o'
Fees ,.............. ,......., .. ... 50
Monthly Contributions.,.,.,.,,,,, 134 30
Total Receipts .....................$fo89 69
EXPENDITURES:
The Hon, James Mason for
Prisoner of War ..................... 10 00
Thompson's Book Store...,..:..,.. 1 00
Stewart Bros,,,,,..,, c. 26z 60
111acbviah,..., ..... , .... 7o9 Oo
Eleetrio Bulbs ....,•••••••,,,,, 1 So
rotaL..,,...,,.....,.. $983 10
Balance on hand,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 603 52
Grace Mullen,
Treasurer
Corea aro caused by the preeenre of
tight boots, but no one need be troubl-
ed with them long when so simple a
medicine as. Holloway's Corn Cure is
available,
OUR BOY HERO
The flag ho loved has wrapped lain
round,
And where he lies is holy ground
Baptized anew by eaei•iflee
1'1151 115(1 its Pattern in the skims.
Ardent and generoua,?prido of youth
And country called lain, homer, truth
Before himgleamed t 1e far-off goal
That beckons to the fearless soul,
He ventured, could olio du aught
more?
The starry spaces to explore,
And failed, Ali! no, our failures here
Are 1rfuulp 1s 1n some happier sphere
fsah••! Graham.
Medal Receive
Mr .lames Hays *paved, this week,
the medal wen"v by his son,
Sergeant Howard Hhya, at. Paschaeu-
dale when he was wounded. The
medal is attached to red, white and
blue ribbon, On one side are the words
"For Bravery on the Fi41d" within a
wreath, 037 the other side the Icing's
head. Around the margin is his No.
475330, Pte, H, Hays, 3 Co. Call. M,
G, C.
Together with the ,modal, Howard
lies received promotion to Sergeant for
his bravery. He is at present in the
Duchess of Connaught Hospital 0176
has just been successfully! operated on,
His many friend's in totuu will be glad
to congratulate him, '
Sister Lives Here
The following is taken from the
Owen Sound paper;
The death of Mr, .1aa'4 8. Sperling,
a well known and highly }respected res-
ident of Owen Sound afrter an illness
of 9 clays; occurred at .-iris late resi-
dence 1705 5111 Ave, Atast. He was
in his 66th year, Deceased was born
and raised on .a farm in McKillop, and
'at the age of 21 entered the firm of
Grey Young and Sperling Salt Works
Seaforth, Blyth and Wiugham. After
several years of successful business
career; he came north to Owen Sound
with his family in 1903. Since then
he has been an employee of the Nation-
al Table Factory, Deceased leaves a
wife and two sons, Will and Herbert,
and three daughters, Mrs, A. Caswell,
Mrs 1,, Jones and Mrs W M Henderson
to mourn the loss of a kind and loving
husband and father. His death will
be sincerely regretted by a largo circle
of friends' Mrs J Walsh of Seaforth
and Mrs J liiarehall, of Olillton, sister
of the deceased, wore in town for the
funeral also Mr W 11 Henderson, of
Texas of It F 0. The funeral servioe
was conducted by Rev McAteer, of the
Brat Methodist Church, of wbioh de
ceased was a member. The_ itilieral
wee held to Greenwood Oeinotery Sin
care sympathy is extended .to.elae:
eared relatives,
BEWARE OF POWDERS ..`
DENOMINATED iiEGG".
Many of Them Merely Colored Bafc-
ing Powder, Says Chief Analyst
Ottawa, March 6.—The Ohief An-
alyst of the inland Revenue Depart-
ment has drawn attention to the fact
that a number of articles, which aro
eeeentially nothing more than baking
powders, are od'ered for sale under
names which involves the use of the
word "egg". These articles, so far as
they have '-been aualyted, contain a
yellow dye evidently intended to sum -
goats the presence of egg -yolk, and
some of them also ocutain email
amounts of powdered dessioated egg,
ossein or gelatin, but in no ease is the
quantity ao great as•to justify their be.
ing offered as egg anbatitutea or egg
powders.
The Chief Analyst states that the
Department interprets the phrase "egg
powder" as being equivalent to .powder
ed egg, and if other material than pow•
dared egg is used in these articles, the
label must show it, The use of yellow
dye in any article'olailning to be pow
dared egg or egg substitute fs consider.
ed by the Department to constitute an
adulteration of the article, unless it
actually meets requirement)) for egg
owder o r egg substitutes,
"Within the Law's
New York's most sensational Deana
in four acts
to be repeated by request
on St. Patrick's Day
M6
day Mr 189 1'91
at 8 p, n'l. sharp
.Ardno's Opera Id it
$dnaisFAo'fl e Reserve Seats 5Oc.
Rush Seats 35c.
Reserve Seat Flab opens at Aberhart`s
Drug Store at 12 o'clock noon
Thursday March 14th -
itriSh Music & SOHO
Small childreln not admitted
Proceeds to St. James cihllirch
Decoration Fund
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Evenings to
Phe' Store yon will a1w•a3-s i;1 a B�
[ST[B F
P[:S T E
TO SPN FASS
And for the week preceding
Easter we have planned a
great and it ost complete
display of
NEW SPRING MILLINERY
LADIES' APPAREL
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, ETC.
No woman fin justice to her=
self or her expenditures,
can well afford to overlook,
the splendid shopping ad-
vantages that may be en-
joyed here, both in Iati=
tude offered for selection
and in the unusual charac=
ter of the many different
styles we are offering.