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MeeOVA Josephaut1 .lake Weber visit
ea friends ie fit Clemente last week,
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1 spent
It
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. 1 f London il(
ra o r
Pte, L. M. Evens
the weelt.end at his hums herr..
Mr, and Airs, J, Metlrath, lir, and
Mre. P, DeCourse), and Mrs. heath"
motored to London last week,
Mies N. Evans of i3eeullwuod visited
Mr. analis. H. Flynn fur It few tlnye.
Mr Basil Byrne reported for built
ary Service on 1'tltaday anti a number
of our other ynnng thou here word to
report et later antes,
Mrs. Map a • vesitin;; ftwiels i1•. Lon•
dor. this worn:,
Mt, Jahrrs PlalluiA.i,i hie moved his
atnily t l'.e
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1 CORRESPONDENCE 1
Velvet Cut'
Adds much to the Appearance
•e/ a man. Have pour hair eat u
The Sanitary. Shop.
11'e trp to please you
Commercial Barber 5hop,CIt
W. ROBINSON
Fro
Winelpep Travellers
i Get Chance to Study
Hinterland
NaOntario's
foilo-
seve.. nodoat oProvincial
Colonization Scheme of
Great lntereat
The traveller nowadays wants some.
thinand [he tm ciltr:tnformal
blialtedservice seat f the
Canadian Northern toWestern Canada
[ affords a mole opportunity for thought.
The immense steeds of merchantable
timber, the uuteld wrAth in water
power. and the great commercial and
ognculter l possibilities of Northern
Ontario should be matters of common
knowledge to Can.dians. Modern
trains of standard sod tourist sleep-
ing cars and coaches leave Toronto
47nion Station at 10.00 p.m. Mondays.
Wednesdays and Midas's. connection
at Winnipeg for all points in Western
Coned%
For Tickets, Reservations, Liter-
attwe and Information, apply to
C. A. AbeNhart, Druggist, Sea-
1oPA, r1w
Xing StlEl., Toronto.
Brueefie l d
Many Oddfellows from here attend-
ed the District Atltirlal meeting at Sea -
'SVS
Thursday May I.
11 Mr, John Scarlett is progressing 1
nicely at present,
The recent raids have started the
grass growing rapidly.
Hog is now the finest gentleman in
the family, ,fust think $20.60 per
forth last week, cwt.
Mfrs, kloener has had the gad nerve Mrs. Joe. Bounced, atteided the (1.
that her brother Pte. 1'1. \'01lt0( Was 4• S, meeting in Toronto last week,
killed at the front. Rev, el r. Lundy Went last week to
A special Sunday School service for Toronto fur treatment for Itis throat,
children was held in the ('hutch on I Rev• Mr, Me inion of Toronto took
uuday rooming,hie services here ou Sunday.
Mies Nichnlsa", who ia on her way
from North Bruce to her home in Witi-
peg is visiting her alstar, Mre, Me -
impel), at the manse,
Mrs. Cline, ttibhues of Sarnia ie
visiting at the home of Mr. ,1. Kitchen,
Mrs, J. Alecho• 0 and miss Madgo j
A1oEv'an went• in 'Toronto last week
1 etter.tlrug the W, M. S. meeting'.
Auburn
WThe rale ead employees are nosy
t witting in 1:.. wv ties on the track,
The wheel has reverted to thecid t
011ie as it is more cullveuient t 1'i 1
i
droll comiug a lung distance.
h Frank italhby, '41h, had his shoulder I
dislocated while playing, is able to he
hack at school in vodesieh again.
I) A large leimhel frau, here attended'
the play ••let, lolance' in Ooder'ich, i
Mr John 1`telker hag gone to London
to doe tete kb aa:,
Tie road and Midge cowmlittee hate'
matte a tour of the midge it) this part.
An rujoyai,le time was spent at the
home of Mr Sant Cox, on Wednesday,
when a large gathering welcomed Pte
0 Cox wdo, has been ievelide(t from
England, A program of epcechee and
songs way given.
The spring soediog has been finished
y
earl • mid the root crop is now proceed-
ing rapidly.
Zurich
Over 2$U autos were at the sale of J.
,1, Monier, M, P. cover $17,00(1 was
made which Is considered the lu'geet
iu the Omit!., It ia an evidence of
Mr, Mercers ability in selecting such
a mngmficielit herd. He has selected
•I• Sett -
forty head far his new farm nee
forth, They cue the beat of the herd
and no doubt future sales will he
• more successful than this one.
1
Londesboro
aver
enrol,
ileo. and Mre, Ache -Everett of Bey
field were in town last week,
Mr, Dodds Holloway, of the Royal
Bank, Soo, is at home for his vacation.
Mrs, 0, 0. Mance, of 'Toronto, was in
town owing to the illness anti death of
her brother, Thos. ;letdown,
Thomas Jeeksol+, one of the best
Ituown citizens died on '1'ueaday. Ha
was born anti educated hero eud Was
vice•presitlent of the Jaokeon Mfg. CO,
with branch a'ura's at Seaforth, Otiu-
toe, t.otiurieh and Exeter, for which he
Wile travelling most of his tune,
Sorgt ATajer Thos, llorgae who went
oversaea with the 118rd Battalion has
boon eroated a Chevalier of Leopoldo
by the Kiug of Belgium for bravery on
the held. He wart the holder of a die.
tiuguialred tsold Medal which he re-
eejrud from King George, He is a
your g Englishman who worked in
Clinton fur several years,
A tractor lurking- on 1.1r, Itansford's
farm Is the object of enriesity to quite
e few people, It draws three harrows
at ,arcs and does the work of six horsee
and dues the work of six horses and 0
e:aeded ,will wore 24 hours a day,
lnj(ft„f„tr
After a prolonged illness, Mrs. Thos;
Miller at last succumbed. The funeral
took place from her residence and was
largely atteuded She is eurvived by
her Mishima and one daughter and her
aged mother, to whoa[ the sympathy of
all go out. The Rev, 0, Kain conduct-
ed the funeral.
Sunday was observed as Mother's
Day in the Methodist Church.
Mrs, Sturdy bee returned to Wing•
ham after spending a few days with
tier sister. Mrs. D. Geddes
Mr, and Airs, Charles White of;
Drayton attended the f,ulerai of their
`eister•ill.iaw Mts.'l'l:os Miller,
Lieut, Aitnet:
(Friday evening
the Red ('false,
ANNUAL exe'llsliO :. Aitken Lae Lt:,e11
Goderich to ':lettrOil biggest battles i
rind i-;.sItturn
Steamer Greyhound Dublin
Leaves Goderich .,.—
Tuesday, June lith Furious driving of Loth horses and
Get 10,00 a. nil. East time', cars on Alain Street is becoming very
Cs Thia dangerous amneem8nt
Returning leaves Detroit Cs10 1141 be stoppecid
Lefore was aro com-
Thursday June lath polled to caromiele a eorioue accident.
Lit 1.00 p, m, Detinit Time) Mr, Jas. Feeney of Estuary, Sank
$2.00 Round Trip has returned to his hom9,
will Bite a le Crilrt ou
*113111 the e.iepit'ee o1
A ptegrernnle will be
nils be good as Lieut.
titrottgh sats) . 01 the
ir Franco,
$1,50 One Way
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Much of the matter thus received is frag.
mentary. Some of it is irrelevant, and there is
of necessity considerable overlapping.
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or marred.
Each lawful morning the news of the world
is presented to Mail and Empire readers in a
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given their proper prominence—the verbiage cut out—irrelevant
items discarded.
It is this careful and experienced editing of a cable and news
service without a peer in America—coupled with artistic presentation
—ACCURACY—COMPREHENSIVENESS MINUS SENSATION-
ALISM—that makes The Mail and Empire the acknowledged leading
newspaper of Canada,
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CABLE NEWS
SERVICES.
Associated Preea.
Canadian Associated
Prem.
Reuter's•
Special London Cable
New York World.
New York Sun,
NOW /ark Tribune.
New York Rerald.
Colonel Repington'e
Reviews.
Mies M. Maloney is visiting her
mother,
The only boat trip from
Mr. R. nook has been to
Goderich to Detroit to see Pte, A, Rock before he
this season , the mot,
No passports required for males of
military ego on this trip, Simply sign
your name for the Immigration Ofloer
who will be on duty on board steamer
at time of departure.
Except if men belong to Class 1, now
called, it will be necessary far them to
show that they have complied with the
military service regulations and have
the consent of the Registrar for their
military district to be absent from Can:
ads
This appliee of course only to male
British subjects between 20 and 33,
inclusive, who are single or are widow-
er! without children.
Oanadiane corning to Detroit for a
temporary stay are not required to pay,
a head tax or snake a deposit. U. S.
immigration officers will be on the
steamer to page exoursionists.
BAND MOONLIGHT
orit of Coderioh
Monday Evening
June toth, 8 p. m.
25 cents
Musk and dancing in Grey-
• hound ball room
London
left for
Mice H. Lorimer 1100 been very ill
with pleurisy,
The mail carrier to Statl'a is now liv-
ing a oar on his route.
Mr, George Howard is home again
after undergoing an operation in Lon-
don.
Every body is glad to tee Father
Noonan back after four months illness
in the hospital in London.
eromarty
Mr, Robert Hoggartb Sr. paeesd a"
way at his home on the 6th inst. , at
the age of en years. He was born in
England and pante this country when
it was a wilderness, He endured all
the hardship of the pioneer, Until
quite recently he was quite active, He
loaves to mourn hie loss one eon, Robt.
The funeral took plane to Cromarty
Oemetery,
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7, t,phont'
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PLAYGROUNDS
1f the incl, of to clay 111 our Mlles
e
and tortoni conks be persuuti d to look
hack to the dare of their boyhood, au(1
realize whet the open air meant 40
thefly there would be 10 need 40 plead
for their support on behalf of play-
gto(ulds tor our boys,
It is said that 111 " 1h hu'a 11110 ill
11auado,'' (t coulpilation ui the promill.
Lint men of this uouutry, eighty -live per
oeut el the newels are those of *114)13
bora to the 10110, Only one valid
reason eau be given for tlli0 largo pro
pu of cor'y bore Cauatfian
raaoortiahlrig prn1111tInllteU0(+, and Slat ie thas
healthy ounditions under w111011 they
started life. Born beyond the crowded
assts of our larger fawns and cities
with plenty of good pure air and maple
room for healihfnl play and recreation,
they commenced their oaree1s under
eouditions almost ideal for the build-
ing up of strong bodies and active
minds, and in the strain of business
cares this great handicap hart told ie
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practice tt?
Who Is Speaking ?
Wy�HEN. you answer the telephone by
WHEN
"Hello," a whole series of
time -wasting questions must ensue!
41 "Hello?" "Hello!" "Is that you jack?"
"Yes, who is that speaking?" "This is Bilil"
"Oh, hello Bill"—and so it goes.
411 Why not answer at once by saying
"Mr. Watson speaking," or
"Mr. Watson of Smith & Co. speaking."
f Save time by answering at once with your
name. Don't say 'Hello.'
The Bell Telephone Co,
of Canada
their favour.
Condi Hone have changed, 11uwe081', in
this country, and we now have in otrr
cities many theuealtds of lads without
the opportunities that were available
to our to -day leading men. Crowded
streets, tenements, apartment blocks,
awl near shank are accumulating, and
fu molt unhealthy surroundings many
children are reared. No space is avail.
able for their games except the street,
mid the long list of street accident dens
onatratea the 1100 that is (11a(le of them
by the children in a11eweriug the call to
the Open
The establishment of playgr'uuuds
for the children is ole of our greatest
finals! needs. True, so1110 • elties,
have opened playgrounds,- and their
popularity demonstrates how great is
the aee(1.
The expense of rating up playgrounds
is mot great, and should be n10t by pub-.
lie appropriation. Healthful play, to
build up the body is as necessary as
sohools to educate the mind,amtl should
receive a clue proportion of attention.
The Duke of Wellington gave
credit to the playing fields of Eton
for the winning of the battle of
Waterloo, and in this he paid a
Our Men's Shoes
Here are Shoes, that are proud to tell
their names. They're the best work of
famous manufacturers.
Shoes for Mer, who want tasty) stylish
Shoes.
The brands wills how who made these
Splendid Slices and we stand behind them
with a strong guarantee of perfect saris=
faction in every detail.
We see that every Shoe fits the foot per.
fectly.
A Man, v, ho enjoys Shoe luxury, can
certainly find in these splendid Shoes.
We're not only ur to date on Men' s Fine
Shoes, but we're at least a date ahead.
We've all the wanted and correct styles.
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e -OT
"The Home of (stood Shoes"
Phone 51 Seaforth
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tribute to healthful play and pm-
phseiro the need of playgn.1,ds that
the ho}s of our cities --aur teenitg
mein- play have rho advan'l.ge of
healthy exeretse under Pate anti sauit-
nry cuhditinns,
A Me(lica) Need Supplied.—.Ft hen a
medicine. isfound that not (/fitly Geta
upon the.stomach, but is su.,0015poe.
ed that certain ingredieete of 0 pas
1(11alrei eel through the stutilach to tied
actin) in the bowels theft there ie
available a purgative and a elealiser of
great ef'eetiveuess. Iarniel(•e s \'eget.
able. Pills are of this character and ars
the best of pills. During the years
that they have been in 3304' they have
est,tbhrhed themselves as no other pill
has done,
McKillop Court of Revision
uTho Aseeeweut Roll for dui To1v1
ship of McKillop irehow in the Clerk's
Oboe, Lot 24, Oou 7 and may be setae
by ratepayers,and residents (.1 1Tc- '
Ktllop during office hours, Court of Ito.
visio l t11 ileac (toll at the .Commerefa! t
Hotel•Seaforth on'May 'dist 11)18 at 1j
o'clock a, 111,
M, AfURDIlf, Clerk.
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'Warts 1111) render the prettiest haunt
unsightly, Clear the exeredeailcee
away by nsilg Holloway's Corn Cure,
withal acts thorot,ghly and painlessly:
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otoring
ET the Ford car introduce you to the beauties of
Nature and the outside world, Let it take you into
the country, or along the lakes where the air is
fresh and sweet.
A Ford car will open up new fields of pleasant possibili-
ties for you and your family and at the same time serve
you faithfully in business.
• No doubt you have felt the need of a car your wife
has often said, "1 wish we had a car," so why not buy
one now? There is no other car that gives such good
value for the money invested as a Ford. This is why the
Ford car is so popular everywhere.
The Ford is powerful, easy to drive, economical, endur-
ing. It is the,car you need.
Runabout - - $475
Touring - - $495
Coupe - - $770
THE UNIVERSAL CAR Sedan - - - $970
.F. 0. B. FORD, ONT.
J. F. Daly - Dealer - Seaforth
Cook Bros. o Dealers Hensall
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