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A Kentucky Warbler, A1'en : Tommy
and the Maid of Athens, Hooking;
Comrades, Dillon ; Red Pepper's Pet'
!lents, Richmond ; Secret Witness,Gibbe
Fair Days, Hemer'way; White Ladies
4 of Worcester. Barclay ; False Faces,
The Vance; Aretie Stowaway, Wallace,
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U j Graham ; His Family, Poole ; Shepherd
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tIl l;o yian s Land, Sapper ; More Let
tors from Lilly; My Four Years Int
Germany. Gerard ; Behind the (derma
Veil, Beaufort ; Best (YLttek, MoClin
took : On the Fringe of the (treat Fight
eirlare Nesmith ; bey Home on the Field o
Mercy, Huard ; Montreal to Virg
IIS Ridge, Welts; Cavalry of the Clouds
Boit : Heaton s Annual 1918 ; Canad-
ian Poets, Garvin • First Canadians in
France, Bell ; Irish Issue in its Am
erieen Aspect. Leslie,
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poems, Brooke; insect Adventurers
�il11.01 1 Fehr° ; Open Boats, Noyes ; Cellar
LlnimEnt House of Pervyse L' Serolaea ; Six
i Women aid the Invasion, Yenta; France
i Beare the Burden, Fortesoue; 01d Front
;Line, Musefield ; The Food Problem,
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Fog Sale
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A Business
Without a proper
systin of adver-
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tr -t the
1 Kellogg ; The Immortal Gamble, Stew-
art ; Our Hawaii, Landon.
Juvenile
Peggy of Roundabout Lane, Turpin ;
Island of Appledore, Aldon ; Wolf Pa-
trol. Fitmetnurei 'Inc Renegade, Finns.
more; Thirty Indian Legends, Bennie -
ter; Gray Lady and the Birds, Wright;
18ecret Seven, Bell; Amateur and Edo-
cational Dramatics, Hilliard ; How to
Tell Stories to Children, Bryant; Stor-
iae 50 'Tell Children Prieky, Porky the
Porcupine, Burgess ; teld Man Coyote
Burgess ; Chatter the Red Squirrel,
Burgess ; Billy Huuny and hie Friends,
Cary ; Babyhocd of Wild Boasts, Mc.
Nally.
Egmourhille Cemetery
A meeting of the Egmondville Im-
provement Committees was held in the
basement of the Churoh Saturday even
ii g t e 200 inst. The Seo. areas, war
present and submitted the financial
statement for the past year as follows—
Receipts
,bntioae received $
•els and wood
et
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AFORTH NEWS
al, on 1181141 and in hank $ 190 97
The aocotlllte eud voucltere were eat.
endued by >r'leaars, John 4le0au and
Rd. Flinchly and found correct, Mr,
dna Sproat watt appointed Seo,.Treaar
ro.pleoing Mr. Holman who has moved
to Goderloh. Mr. dee. McKay ocint
pied the chair, A bee will be hold in
the 1111110 future and all parties in the
neighborhood interested ere invited to
00 -operate with the Committee in still
further impravemen to dating the oonl-
ing 90190011,
Treasurer's Report Huron
RIC. & W,C,Aer
Oec., Jan., & Feb,
Sel,f1,1 11 11751 ('71..99
Aynitun Red Cross Union
0, 1'erinll Rad Cross
Seaford' War Ars.
Aeblield St Idiot's Aid
Clinton Women's Pat, Soo,
Clinton Girls Aux.
Suldioro Aid, Exeter
Wingllaul Rod ('runs
Hobnail Red Cross
Blyth Red Cross Circle
°reddtun Red Cross
Varna Pat, Sec,
Centralia Pat, League
Colborne heti Cross
Goderich Tp. Pat, Hoo,
Y, L, of S, E, of G. le
Beului1101' Recl Cross
Hohueavillo Society
Bayfield Red Cross
Leihurn Red Cross
Brussels Red Creel
S. E. & 10 %Wittiest,
Stanley Maple Leaf
Summerhill Soo,
Westfield Soo.
Dungannon W.I.
Turners Church
Goderich Rebeooes1,0,0,1+'.
Alltnleek Chapt, [,0,D,E
Goderich
D,A,M,1,D,K. Chub
Elmsville Sunshine Cirole
Unity Club
Farquhar Red Cross
Bethany Soc,
Saltford Red Cross
Londeaboro Red Cross
Thames Road Red Cross
Burns Church Ladies Aid
Dashwood Red Cross
Monorief3'
W. I. Exeter
Taylors Corner Pat. Soo.
General Brough Chapt, D, E.
Goderich
Blyth Girls War, Aux,
Kentail W,1.
Maple Leaf Chapt, 1,0.D,10
•(5oderioh
$ 4031 38
1171 19
1158 77
1042 18
705 13
051 03
021 7f
679 29
0`0(1 80
505 87
409 41
390 40
375 78
366 40
354 71
340 11
326 06
308 86
283 14
268 76
232 Otl
217 40
207 25
192 40
182 00
180 61
172 50
108 80-
154
0154 04
143 60
136 86
128 16
121 34
112 90
111 34
101 86
100 00
93 15
91 25
83 40
79 16
52 50
44 76
38 'JO
28 45
7 31
7 00
$ 17,537 31
Guerra E, Brown
SEAFORTH CONTRIBUTIONS
The Treasurer of the Muskoka Free
Hospital for Consumptives, desires
gratefully to acknowledge the follow-
ing contributions received in Seaforth
by the Field Secretary of the National
Sanitarium Association :—
Robt. Bell Engine Co. $ 25 00
John Finlayson 10 00
Fred S. Savage 8 00
F, J, Burrows, M.D. 2 00
F. Z. Beohley 2 00
A. D. Sutherland '2 00
J, H, Reid 2 00
Dr, R, 11. Roan
W. A, Criah
.loin 111oTavish
Beattie Bros.
H . Edge
1,1 McKellar
IN, G. Willie
A, L. Stone
F. H, Larkiu
0, D. Haigh
H, Livens
V\ . T. Thompson
31. Broderick
Robt, Bell
Drs. Scott & McKay
Stewart Bros,
N. Cluff & Sons
F. H,
R, M, Jones
fohn Rankin
(leo. A. Sills
E, MoFaul
897 50 W, 11, Smith
1 Oa J. M, Best
20 58 John A, Wilson
2 80 J. 0, Mullen
W, Somerville
W. J, Walker & Son
W, 11, Kerslake
,I. F Daly s
Chas, Aherhart
J. U, Greig
Total $ 421 00
Payments
its paid by oheque
ante paid in oath
,b on depoei, in Bank
ash on hand
$ 222 11
0 62
179 79
(0 48
$ 421 90
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2 00
2 00
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Within The Law
fit Exeter
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The 1ixotor'rime0 Alae the following
u ,say regarding the play "Within the
Lew". The dt'amit "Within the Law"
presented by Mrs, It, Monose Jonea
and oast of Seafoeth in the Exeter
Opera House ou Wodneaday, evening
est re0eived well -merited praise
"here was to large alldlo110, lt1111 all
were nlletnited In expressing their
1pprotiation at the manner [u lvllie0
vhlell the drama Ives ()ardent out, Mrs
4urloss-Joue0 in taking the lending
ult as Mary Turner displlyed great
ability, winning the favor of the aud-
0111'v in the first act and maintaining
t to the eud, Indeed the work of the
entire moat left nothing to bo desired.
At times emotional feelings wore fits.
played with snoh skill as to ,street the
audienuo end reflects groat credit on
the actors. Mise Evelyn Greig ne
Aggio Lynch carried out her humorous
part in a manner that wolf the and111t100
Sir, Geo. Israel as Joe Gerson carried
out this difficult'•,role with great force
of character, Other prominent parts
were taken by K, J, Francis, Dr, Bach.
elsy, Nliee Leila Best,.1, 0, Greig and
R. M. Jones each interpreting the
characters with oxoeptioual skill, The
work was above the average put on by
professionals who have apeeared here.
The conoert was put Ott by the Soldiers'
Aid Committee, The visitors were
afterwards served with refreshutento at
the 11111011 parlor, '
HURON NEWS
The people of Brussels and locality
were surprised when they learned that,
Dr. 1'. T, Bryant had signed up with
the Canadian Medical Corps and wills
leave very shortly for London before
going overseas. He had been talking
of going before but thinks itis hie duty
to lend a hand at this orltical stage.
The Dr, has been in Brussels for the
past Eve years and has a large and
growing practice which he will drop in
the meantime. His papers call for set,
vice for the duration of the war,
5, C. and Mrs. Flood, of Moukton, of
appointed caretaker and matron of the
House of Refuge by the hoard of man.
agement at a salary of $775. Their du-
ties commence on May 18.
Police Magistrate W, E. Kelly, of
Goderich has resigned hie position after
five years of service, Hon, I. B. Luoae
in a letter in which 11e accepted Mr.
Kelly's resignation, spoke very highly
of his work and said that he had re.
oeived no complaints regarding his
work, Ex -mayor Chas. A Reid has
been nominated by the Goderich C'ou.
eervative committee for the position of
police Magistrate in Mr. Kelly's place.
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First Presbyterian
Rev, F. H. Larkin„ Paetcr, timidity
eel'vicea 11 a.m. and 7 0 m, Sunday
Lichee! 2.30 Lem, Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7, 46 p.nt, Worllou's Miss-
ionary Society•tho fleet Tuesday in each
Mouth at 7.45. Barbara Kirkman Mis.
cion Baud 3r4'Tuesday" Ili the month at
7.30 p,m, Sunshine Mission Band
every 2nd Monday et 4.15 pan.
Methodist
Bev, (i, MoKinley, B, D., pastor
—SUNDAY—Claes at 10:00 a,m,
Public service 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun.
day enhool and Bible study class 2,30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p. m. Prayer
Meeting Thursda y 8. p.m,
CHURCH NEWS
I 1501119 under this 1lead are
b Milled free of charge, ex-
t III.)H,! r„ial'dlllg ln0etll, 94
where an ndm(asion fee 4e
oharg"l Tho rate for suolt
boing fire cant par 0011 la t Ila
St. James'
St James' Chilled', Rev, Father el
F, Goetz Pe P. Eat•ly Mass U.30, High
Mass 10,30, Sunday School p, tu,
Vespers and Benediction of the Bless.
ed Sacrament 7 p. m
St. Thomas'
Rev, T. H. Brown, Rector, Sunday
serOoee 1I a,n1. eud 7 pan, Sunday
eohoo 12,30 p, m, Women's Anglican
Missionary Assoei0tiou, Tuesday 2 30
pan. Children'ebtanch Saturday 2 p.m.
nteroessiou services every 'Thursday,
.0 p.m.
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Rev. F. S Sharp, Exeter, passed
away very suddenly on Sunday morn-
ing last, Ho had made all preparations
for the services of the day and had .
gone out. When he did not return ki
Mrs Sharp event in search of him ,anti
found him lying dead, death being due 0J
to heart failure, He was pastor of
Carmel Presbyterian Church its Exeter,
since 1909, He was born near St.
Mary's but spent his youth in Peel
county. He was pastor of the Presby-
terian church, Alliston, beforeoin to
g (;
Exeter.
After an illness of a oouple of weeks,
though in failing health for the past
year or so, Mr, John Johuaton passed
away in Clinton on April 15th, at the
age of 70 years, He was a native of
Goderich township and bee resided in
Clinton for the past forty years. Be -
ides los widow he is survived by two
one, John of Wiughem and Edward of
Clinton and olio danghter, Mre. Ohas.
0-IoKim:on, of Sault Ste, Marie,
A few weeks ago, Miee Gaynor, Brus-
sels, while scrubbing the Hoer ran a
needle auto her hand at the ball of her
thumb, It was supposed to have been
on the floor and caught up in the cloth.
Needle broke and half is still in her
hand, Poultioing hes been followed
without theneoeesity of using the lance,
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Geo. 5, Reid, Seo. -Treat
Ghesney.Walker
A quiet wedding Woe solemnized at
New Loudon, Conn„ on April 271h,
when Mise Mary Elizabeth Chesney, el-
deet daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Pearson
M. Chesney, of Ruscoe Farm, Tucker.
smith, was united in marriage to iter,
Vern B. Walker, U.8.N, The bride, a
graduate of Roohostor, hospital, was
attended by Mies Agnes McNiff of
of Rochester and the groom by Mr,
Raymond Bloom, a classmate at Wil-
liamson College, Philadelphia,
The bride, a popular and estimable
young lady, hae a host of [donde hero
who will unite in extending good wishes
Different
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Portraits
The Difference between
the ordinary Photograph
and the kind we make is
due to our skill and high
grade equipment. every
sitter is given lndividival
attention and treatment and
the results we' produce are
photograplitic portraits -not
merely photographs.
Let us snake you the best
portraits poll ever had.
Picture Framing
Now that the house clean
ing has started lookup those
pictures pots want framed
and bring them to us. We
carry a large and well
assorted: stock o/ moulding
and our prices are not high.
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We sell Amateur supplies
develop films & finish prints
/or amateurs. Bring pour
work to people who make a
business of doing if.
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PHOTOGRAPHER
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Mother Graves' Worn' Eeternlivator
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AN officer was missing. His brother crept tan and
found him in 0 shell hole. IIe bore hint back
to the lines—dead. 'Are you not sorry you ven-
tured all this? " asked the commanding u,,,, 'r. "No",
because t.( tivhen I found him he looked up into lily face,
smiled and said "I knew you would come 1" \Vhat
could more fittingly- illustrate the work I,f t' •' "big
brother to the soldiers "—the Y.1I.C.A.! No tI snger is
too great to he lisped for the sake of the physical,
mental and spiritual welfare of tht,se dauntle.s heroes
of Ypres, St. Julien, Vino Ridge, Passcht'nclaele 1
Everywhere he goes the Y.M,C,A. follows—faithful to
the limit of its resoueea,
Red MSM. le Fund
$2,250,000, May 7, 8, 9
Canaria -Wide Appeal
Think of the inspire, ion to the Canadian soldiers
in this tremendous Campaign of 1918 as they learn
that the folks at home are heart and soul behind
them, showing it by a magnificent response to tilt; Red
Triangle Fund appeal—the worth while way.
Help the M.C.A. to increase its helpfulness.
Help it as far as possible to measure up to the hound -
less need! Help with your money, that more and ever
more soldiers can say, I knew you would comet"
Many people are located at paints where one
cannot get into touch with any canvasser working in
aid of the Red Triangle Fund, if you are so situated
send your money direct. Remit by cheque, money
order or registered letter to Thomas Bradshaw, National
'Treasurer, Red Triangle Fund, 120 Bay St„ 'Toronto,
Make your contribution as large as possible but whether
large or small it will be welconln,
ain
A Village Without
Y. M. C. A.
FrancisI1
t l writing
dnI11I Irs,'s V.7:11 only
evil ways in i\' t Li son
:d
mu;tey baron..• i l tisth,,irpot:k-
cto, with nothing t., relieve
the dull monotoi'y of idle
.evenings, many of elle sold-
iers begun to get lonely and
0 )masick, or to dri l't along
,l.ingerous pada.
" It wits not many days
before officers began to send
hurry- calls for the \'.M.C.A.;
'ben. God's sake corm: down
bcfot'c it's to Late ani do
something for my nen.'"
"Earn and Give"
Campaign
Serve your Country by
your labor and make a gift
to the Red Triangle Fund
Iron your earnings! What
a fine chance to do a double
service' Six thousand boys
are asked to give $10 each.
Of the total, $50,000 goes to
help the soldiers, the balance
for boys' work. Gifts must
be at least $10, the standard
unit. A boy m'ty subscribe
more than $10 in $10 units,
but not less. A beautifully
engraved certificate will be
Given t0- each subscriber.
Asti your local Y.M,C.A, re-
preeentetive for pledge card
and full information, or send
your contribution direct to
headquarters.
National C lu cii , oting Men's Christian Association
11eadq(1artes's : 120 Cay Street, Toronto
John W. Ross, (Montreal)
National Chairman of
Red Triangle Fund Campaign
G. A. Warburton, (Toronto)
National Director of
Rod Triangle Fund Campaign
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