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rkw Series Vol. 24 No , 13
Has been postponed until
Friday April 5th,
SEMPORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,'
1 CORRESPONDENCE 1
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Sta1fa
Mrs John 13allaetyne of J arquer
spent a few days recently with her
parents, Mr and Mrs John Miller
Mr D. Eizerman of Miteholl motored
here deriug'the pant wook, The oars
will soon be masters of the road again,
flue John McDonald and two (laugh -
Tickets already purchased will be food that fora spent a few daya last week in 80a -
Furth. Se tEl may EMORf be reserved at1U,ero forth. Miss Roulet' Fawcett of Mit,
squill wanvisiting her grandmother,
arQa s Drub„ Store, Seaforth. Mrs Joe. Norris, last -week.
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RESTAURANT 74ND eONPEeTIoN
If you want some real good
Boater Eggs call in and eco our
110W anpply whish is just on
band.
FRESH CONFECTIONERY
that is dainty in appearance,
lelioions in flavor and sanitarily
made of the purest ingredients,
Why not make somebody
happy by our Candy
Don't forget to oomo in and gat your Murch
before you go home after, the show,
You and Your Friends
are invited to attend
The Hard Times Dance
ira Cardno's Opera Hall
on
Easter Mondap, Eve. April lst 1918
in aid of the Women's War Auxiliarp
MUSICIANS—H, M, Chesney, Jr, , P, M. Chesney, James A. Chesney,
Abe Forsyth,,ienry Forsyth, Thomas Rands, Harry Stewart,
Herbert Fowler, Joseph Storoyt Earl Vanlignand,
FLOOR MANAGERS—Harry Charters, Peter Cameron, Joseph Kale,
William McDonald, Ed, Rowland, Garnet Ba,bkirk, Wm. Work-
man.
COMMITTEE—Bibbert, Joseph Murphy; Hullett, Scott Hawthorne;
McKillop. Fin, MoKercher and Robert Dodds Jr ; Tuckersmith,
Wm. Charters and Robert Gemmell; Seaforth, John Beattie, L,
T, DeLaoey,,Dan. Shanahan and Charles Stewart,
Dancing commences at half past eight o'clock,
:During intermission—Judging of costumes—four handsome prizHa—
Miss Stephens and Mre, L, T. DeLacey—Judges.
Prizes donated by E. H. Close, R .E Cresswell, Dr Mackay and Chas
Stewart now on exhibition in Aberhart's window
Put your name on lunch box which will be checked and given 'to you
at lunch time Coffee supplied at the hall
Gentleman $l oo Gallery 25 ole•
A, D. Sutherland, Secretary
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Father Ryan Dies
Atter an illness of more than two
years, the death (murred et London
Hospital, Wednesday last, of Rev Fath.
er James J. Ryan, Father Ryan was
born in Walton Ontario,, August 27th,
3879, the son of the late James Ryan.
He received his primary education 'in
the Public School there, and hie olaae•
foal Education at Sandwinh College,
the Grand Seminary, Montreal, He
'completed his 'Audios at Cincinnati,
Ohio, and watt ordained in Kaunas City,
going to the cathedral at Leavenworth
as aeeiataut to Rev. John Ward, now
bishop of that diocese.
Moro then twoyears 9
a a ago,
Father
Ryisn'a health broke down, and he re-
turned to Canada, going to St Joseph's
goapital London, and StJoaeph'a :Hos.
puts! Chatham ,for treatment.
Three brothersand throe sisters
survive, They are: Dr 'F'hi mks L
Ryan, Saginaw, Mich., Patrielt of
Godorioh, W. J. of Walton, Mra;I'helan
of Blyth, Mra T, Nolan of Walton, and
Mrs Morgan Cleary of Seaforth.
The funeral was held on Friday
morning, requiem high mass being,
oelebrated at 9 o'clock in St Peters
Cathedral, Interment was made in
St Peters oemotry,
District Representative
Me. S. 13, Stothera is the slowly
appointed District--Eepreeentative of
the County of Huron, Mr, Blethers is
an, old Ashfield township man end has
spent all hie life on Hie farm, He is a
graduate of the Ontario Agrionitural
College, and wo are aro badly mistaken
if he does uot,provo good in hie new
position. Ilia headquarters will be in
Clinton,
81R Memoriam
In loving memory of Sapper C. Ir,
Rolph, who wee killeit in notion in
Fraeoe, Marcb28 h, 1917.
Mother and Brother
Miss Edna Millen' has resumed her
poeution in the Rnaseldale store,
We are all hoping for a non
'of the line weather of the past week,
Dublin
Mr Louis Wolff .2f Dublin has re-
opened his shoe repair shop. It is
mnoh needed in our village at present,
Mr Thos. Burns of Cleary Man. hae
returned to his home after spending
everal months with his parents,
Mr and Mrs Thos Burns. He was
uo0ompanled to the West by Masers
W. Redmond and Lloyd Elliott.
A MoKillop Township farmer and a
farmer in Logan Township each paid a
fine of $50 for violating the Canada
temperance act. following visits made
by Inspectors Torranoeof Huron and
Elliott of Perth, Two local niers who
had in a considerable enpply of liquor
in anticipation of a long "dry" spell,
were eanh fined $35 and their booze
oonffeaated.
Mr, and Mrs. Rueter and children of
Detroit are visiting at the home of
Mrs, Beale,
Mr. 1, Hanna is moving his family to
Mitchell to -day.
Mrs. Dill, Mise K. Dorsey and Mrs.
Mero Mitchell visitors last week,
Walton
(Too late for last week,)
• As tba regular correspondent in this
section of McKillop is away, we must
ondeavor,to keep things moving,
Quite u number have tapped their
maples and report a good run of nap,
As usual at this time of the year the
roads are bad for both wheels and
runners.
The auction sale of Mr Knaohtel was
well attended, and primes ruled high.
Mr J. J. Irvine has gone on a visit to
Toronto and intends remaining until
after Heater, The many friends of
this kind- hearted gentleman hope he
will return improved in health, es he
has not been very well for some time.
Mr Alf Stafford has been visiting
his brother, Councillor Wm Stafford in
5t Marys,
Hats of', to the patriotic ladies of
Walton and vioiuity, It is wonderful
the amount of work they have done and
and are doing in behalf of the great
0aus0.
biro J W Morrieon of Montreal was
here visiting her parents.
Rev, Mr Lundy will be ono of the del
egatee to the Presbyterian Synod, to
meet in London next month, from
Maitland Presbytery,
Hu Kiel
iimmeatesiin
Mr, Garnet O'Brien is training for
overseas at Oshawa.
Mr. James Snell, was in London last
week in oonnootiou with the arranging
of the prize lists of the Western Fair.
Mr, Snell is a member of the Sheep
Committee of that institution,
Tho roof on the barn belonging to
Mr James Hugill was unroofed by the
high wind in the recent storm, Mr.
Hugill had the building insured against
wind but in spite of thio, his lost will
be heavy
Mr A Townehend who has been f rm.
ing in the past on the fifth o0neesbion,
has pnrehaeed the form of Mr, Jelin
Smith in Godorloh Townehip, Be gets
possession in the eatly part of April,
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Kippen ,
James Grassiok made a, geed sale
the other day when be acild fourteen
butcher's steers at 511,35 a pwt, When
delivered they averaged 970 the, and
brought $1,568 49. Mr, Gresaiek has
33 head of oattl0. He is e, good feed.
or awl always does w011 with Lia stock
Last year lis received ;,$t 9411.80 for
the same number of head but he kept
them until the last of May :and got a
higher pri00 per pound.;
Mr and Ida, Frouch are now swill.
Bute of our village, having moved from
their farm whish they ,have amid back
to r. Wm. MoDongall, from they
bought the farm a few mire ago, Mr
11lohlougall after trying Tillage life in
Hens ill for those years, has devilled
that farm life a preferable
!Robert Thompson Jr. 1e ill 1111
county -town this week attending the
asthma as juryman, lie hi one of the
fortunate farmers with his beau crop.
Be realized $1,900 from a field of t3
acres. He !rand pinked his seed and
the result was a•eplendid even crop.
Mr Fasker is in his poet again as
station agent after a few days abscenee
in Elora, attending funeral of his
brother,
E1ennsa l l'
Mr, (Ionic' has routed his house to
our new butcher, Mr, I3lodk.
The Counoil hag decided that a
metallic veiling in the town hall will be
mucic safer than plaster, and have
arranged to have the new coiling put
10 immediately,
Mr. George Brooks has taken "the
agency of the Grey Bros' , Campbell
Carriage Co, and bas rented part of
the Murdock as a show room,
Mr J, T. McEwen, a brother of the
late George McEwen of our village, of
Minneapolis, was here renewing acquit
intances.
Mr. S, Horton has 'purchased the
dorner lot adjoining his own property
on the Londot. Road from Mr, .4, W
E. Hempbil,
Mr. Wm. Wilkinson had the misfor-
tune to cut his knee severely with an
axe last week, Several adobes were
needed to draw it together and need-
less to say Mr, Wilkinsou will be con-
fined to his room for some time.
Mr R, W. Rennie has rented the re.
sidonse of Mrs. Drake, opposite the
Peet Office and intends moving into it
0000.
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Manley
The maple sugar makers have been
dissapofuted eo far, The output has
been small.
Mr and Mrs J Nolan and Mr and
Mrs G. K Holland trod Mr and Mrs 0 J
Eokart were visitors in our burg last
Sunday, Mrs Jas Mart has knitted
over 2o0 pairs of sacks sinoe the begin-
ning of,the war.
Dublin
Miss M Kipper is visiting her parents
in Zurich.
MieeK, Carpenter was in Mitchell on
Tuesday,
Mrs P Evans1 and her cousin, Mrs D
Crawford, were to London last week
to see the former's eon, Pte Joseph P
Evane, before leaving for overseas, The'
many friends of Joe wish him all kinds
of good Intik and hope for his safe
return
Mrs Weber of Seaforth spoilt Mon-
day at the Dominion hotel here,
14r and Mrs Dill of Seaforth attended
the funeral of the former's mother
on Monday,
On Saturday evening, Marsh 28rd,
the angel of death took ae its victim
Mrs Dill at the age of 85 years. Do -
ceased has been in poor health for a
number of years. The funeral Mass
took place on Monday morning to Si
Patrick's elinroh, from where she was
laid to rest in St Cohunbao oemetry,
The oheapnease of Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator puts it within the
roach of all; anti it ban be got at ally
druggists.
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see our stock.
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THANKS for your attendance and apprecaitiion of our Millinery
Opening last week. /Another Millinery triumph was achieved by
our exhibit.
FasthEaturtg Easter Styles i
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Beautiful
Spring
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Dress Goods
on Display
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See them, you'll like them.
Try them on, you'll be delighted.
Wear them, and you'll he satisfied.
Perhaps you think it is early to buy your
Spring Apparel, but surely you don't think
it too early to see and learn what the
correct Spring! Fashions are. 8t'5 t:tar
pleasure to show you. eOM
J. Mactavish
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