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SIR EDMUND WALKER,
LUX. D.C,L„ President
CAPITAL PAID UP, $15,000,000
SIE JOHN AIRD, General Manager
1i. V, F. JONES, Arg t. Cen'L Manager
RESERVE FUND, . $13,500,000
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 satis«
faction of knowing that your money is secure.
Seaf® 1-J �i. X3r.aaa.04
.➢. G, MULLEN, Manager
W. �t Walker I ) For Sale
Undertaker
and
Embalmer
W, .1, Walker, holder of gov.
ermuent Diplome and License
Day or Night calve receive our
prompt attention
Day Phone 67
Night " r8
YOU CAN SUCCEED
),O, CENTRAL
fadliW
STRATFORD, ONT.
Ontario's Loading Commeroial
School stakes success easy, Wo
have three departmenta Oominereial
Shorthand and Telegraphy. We
give individnal instrnctious audatu-
dente may enter at any time, Gra
duates are placed in positions. :Phis
is yonr opportunity as there is a
great call upon ns for trained help,
Write at once for particulars.
W J ELLIoiT D A MCLACHAN
PRESIDENT PRINCIPAL
FOR SPtLE eflEAR
Frame House, 7 rooms and pantry
summer kitchen and cellar, Hard and
soft water, Electric lights, large ve
ranclah. Stable Ili' el 12' hen ;house 9
7` .
Apply at the
News Office
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
•Girls) Try It! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful—Get a small bottle
of Danderine.
If you ears for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an incomparable softness ;,
is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine,
Just ono application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imine.
diately dissolves every particle of
dandruff. You can not have nice heavy,
healthy hair if you have dandruff, This
'destructive scurf robs the ]lair of its
lustre, its strength and its very- life,
and if not overcome it produces a fever-
ishness and itching of the scalp; the
hair roots famish, loosen and die; then
bile flair falls out fast, Surely get a
• shall bottle of Knowlton's Danderine
5nom any drug store and just try it.
House and half sore of land in the
village of Egnondvillo. The property
is Situated on Ccntre Street, close to
the. Presbyterian Ohuroh and is known
as Ole Purcell property. Good oom-.
fortablo house, good shed, good well
and cement eietern, All kinds of fruit
trees, strawberries, raepberriea and
currant bushes, 1'hie is a corner pro
party with no breaks all front, sud the
and is in a good state of cultivation,
This is a nioe property for a retired
farmer and the taxes ale light. For
partic.11ars apply on the premises or to
John Raekiu, Seafor'th,
For a Nice
Nifty
Hair Out
call at
Bolton's Barber Shop
CARDNO'S BLOCK[SEAFORTH
i
IMPORTANT!
If you have funds on hand at
the present time for investment, I
wish to advise that I have secured
FL block of 825,000, of the recent
issue of the Province of Ontario
Gold Bonds, maturing in ten years
from the 15th of May 1918. These
Bonds bear interest at the rate of
SIX per cent, with coupons attach-
ed payable semi-annually. Over
one million of these Bonds were
taken up in the City of Toronto
less than four hours after same
had been placed on the Market.
DO NOT DELAY as these Bonds
will be sold very quickly.
Bonds delivered free of charge to
you
Denominations $100, 500, K 1000.
JOHN RANKIN
Bond and Debenture Broker
Main Street, Seaforth
Phone 91 a
CREAM WANTED
Cr, Send your creels to us and receive
top prioe5, We are tui:uilig our plant
the year through and can hei,die yams'
full supply aid furnish you with mans.
We pay t11100 each month and weigh ;
sanipl0.and test each can of cream cure
fully. Our inott0 is " Honesty to Our
Patrons " Patrons are requested to re
Turn all our mans whop not in nye,
3.ttter an "Buttermilk al.,,, n 11 hand
nd for at market prides.
The Seatorth Creamery Co.
SEAFOR'IL-I fvIA}IT IT
Good Milling Wheat........,...... $2,1i)
Oats ... .................. 711
Barley ... ... ...... ... ...................1 35
Bran per ton 36,00
Shorts per ton 41
Flour.......... .. „.....,1160
Eggs ..
Hogs to fanners ..,.. 1!) Oil
lleco;;nieed as the ioarling eeeelfo
h0 (1888 nation of worms, 310ther
Graves' Worm rExterminator has prey( el
a boon to suffering 011ildree everywhere,
It seldom fails,
Kippen
Mrs, Wm, lemon still continues very
poorly 5)16 her friends arc very anxi-
ous about her,
Bliss Edith Holum of Tilbury and
Mies Edna Daynan of McKillop have
been visiting Miss Louisa Ecellymont.
A number from here welt to the
reception given by Mr. and ]lira, John
McGregor in honor of Sir and Mrs,
Edgar Butts. The young couple have
boot wishes of a Must of Mende who
wish them well,
Mr David Kyle of the town line was
taken to the Victoria Respite] and
operated on for eppendioitia, We are
glad to know it was successful and the
patient is doing well,
Driving through the eoumtry now is
a great delight as the growth is so fine
everywhere The trees are also at their
best,
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Town Topics!
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The High Ooet of Living—E00n0107
le the word today. Make your old
garments do instead of purchasing new
0805. Hays them dry cleaned and
pr08806, Dry cleaning when properly
done lengthens the life of garments,
preserves their f10elt new appearance
and note as a disinfeolant, Unsaidtar,y
wearing apparel often catmint 8l0knees
and death due to germs, clothing
should be cleaned at frequent intervals,
My Wardrobe, Goderioh 131„ Sosfortb,
Opp, Queen's Hotel.
Miss Effie McLeod, of Detroit and
Mre '1, Colbert, of Loudon are visiting
their mother, Mrs D, Clark in L+'g.
0100688119,
Mrs, (Dr,) Mnlligau, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. T. McQuade
left last Friday for her home in Grand
Forks, North Dakota,
Mr, Arthur Barnett, of Mitchell,
[(peep the week -end in town,
Mies Waite, of Goderioh was a visit-
or at the home of Mre. Archibald, er,
Mre, L. T, DeLacey, Mre, J. B.
Thompson and Miss Guerra Brown were
in Clinton on Saturday attending an
executive meeting of the Red Croce and
Huron 0011111y War Contingent
EYE SPECIALIST will be at Beattie's
on June 17th and 18th.
Mise Robb, of Toronto was a weelc•
end visitor at the house of her sister
Mrs, 0. L. Williams.
Mrs. 11. F. Jones and Mrs, Junes
Sproat are visiting relatives in Detroit
Mrs, McLeod and Miss Coventry, of
Woodstock are visiting friends here,
Mies Rata Young ie a Toronto 81811
or,
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Glass, of Lim -
don motored over and spent Saturday
at the manse with Dr, and Mrs. F. H,
Larkin,
Miss N. Shillinglaw, of Toronto spent
a few days at her home in luckeretnith,
Mrs, O'Connell who was visiting Mrs,
T. McQuade has returned to her home
in Buffalo.
Mr, .1. Edmunds went to Petawawe,
set week to enlist.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Btbalz, of Auburn,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs, Lath.
erland in Tuckersmith.
Miss Mary Cowan and Miss Merger
et Cowan are home from Toronto for
he vacation.
The Rev. H, B, Moyer, of Hyatt Av-
enue, London,has received a unanimous
Dill to the Methodist church here Rev,
Geo, McKinley has bean invited to be-
come pastor of the Hyatt AvenueChuroh
n London.
lslrs R. A, Wilson, of New York is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
E, Southgate,
Mies 1'ovel, of Hamilton, is a guest
at the hone of Mr, and Mrs. A, Stew-
art, High St,
Mr, and firs. E. McFanl left on
Thursday to visit relatives in St. Thom.
08,
Rev. 5. Middleton, principal 'n
charaeof the Anglican Boarding School
Blood Reserve, McLeod, Alta., will
give an address on the Missionary work
among the Indians in St, Thomas'
Church school room, evening of June
cath et 8 p,m, A cordial invitation le
extended t0 111000 interested 111 Miss-
ionari work to be present as Mr Mid-
dleton is a vary interesting spealcor full
of zeal in the work in which be is en-
gaged,
EYE: SPECIALIST cvili ha at 13eattles
en Julie 1 7th and 18811,
1itirs 0. Atkinson has 191111,106 to
town from the West,
Mies Heleon spent Saturday with
friends in Sebriugvnlle.
Mr, and Mrs, McClelland and little
daughter of Maden were week end vis-
itors at the home of ltfajor and Mrs, R,
5, Hays,
Mise Margaret Moran or Crediton
spent the holiday with her parents, Mr
and Mrs, John Horan.
Mr, and Mrs, R Frenoh have moved.
into the home on Church Street re-
cently occupied by the Misses Cooper.
Mr,
Bradshaw of Stratford spent a
A Pill That Lightens Life—To the fete days here
man who is a victim of indigestion th, A del
transaction of business becomes an add• mune!
ed misery. Ho cannot cou00ntrato his rounds
mind upon his tasks an loss cold vex- 00111)011
adorn attend him, To su011 a loan Parra to gran.
aloe's Vegetable Pills offer relief. A C, A, et
course of treatment, according to direo. sustain
tiotn5, will convince hint of their groat grants
90001191100 They aro oonlidently tea- 1191) an
0)9)01endcd beoa1109 they will do all that the list
is Oaf mod far them. 018811!11
lntation composed of the town
and the mayors of the sw-
ig towns waited on the County
on Wednesday to request them
faun t a very libeledm to the Y, M,
1 toxemia of the loaves it has
ed at the front. (.401103'0U8bev0 beim given by other conn -
Cl it is -!loped Huron will head
, Mayor Wigle of Goderie11 is
an of the doputatioli .
THE SEAT ORTH NEWS
Mr. and Mt, Edger Lawson 881(1
Bernice of Auburn, spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs W. Sclater,
Via Banking house afoot June let
are from 9.30 to 2,30, Saturday the
hours are from 9,30 to 12 noon.
Mr 8', Watson and W. Polkington of
Hamilton are visitors at tate 11011re of
Mr, and Mrs, J, R. Archibald,
Mr's, P, M, Oheeuey is visiting
friends in Goderieb.
Mre .1, H, Reid and Mtse Chandra
Reid are lu Ottawa,
rte the manipulations are pimple, they
can often be carried out by the home
folks ehoulrl the beekeeper be away.
(3) Metiipulstions to proventswsrtn•
ing eltogother, At the titne of writing,
none of the manipulations that Rare
beets tried has eueoeedod except the
cutting out of all queen•oells ovary acv.
00 or eight days, and this failed during
a heavy !lousy flow from clover at Ot-
tawa in 1016 when the bees raided
gn0011e from worker larvae, and swarths
lset1011 before the queen oo11s were cap-
ped over. It has, however, been found
possible to prevent swarming in out -
Mies Bella Ballantyne of Waterloo apiaries, forty miles north of Ottawa,
spent Sunday at her home, by this means, although it entailed
weekly visite from the middle of May
untie the middle of Augnat, and ninoh
time was spent 113 ex5nuning eseh 001.
.,? he Silver Thimble and Trinket Oam.
paign is still epee, Members of the
oommitteo will be at Thompson'. Fro-
thier) store to receive o0utributione on
Saturday June 8th,
Rev Cleo, MOI{inlay is attending the
London Oonferonee which meets in
Walkerville this weak ft fa a great
tiny,
Experiments in the emitted of swarm
ing are being 0ontinited, (specially
along the following !sues, which seem
the alust promising
( ug :--
g brood
surprise to tho people of Soaforth to to the super, Many l off these 11will de -
know Mr, McKinley will leave town
this year, having been called to London
Mr, MoKiuley and family will be much
missed in town.
Mr
e, Win. m. Bullard is visiting friends
10 Stratford,
Ord
Bishop Williagle will hold Confirma-
tion in St, Thomas' Church at 11 a.m.
on Sunday, June :6th,
Mre. (Dr,) Moore, of Brewtols spent a
few days with friends here,
lay swarming under team conditions.
(2) Finding means by which the
brood chamber may he easily ex,minad
without lifting 081' the supers, A hive
in wh1011 the brood combs are in a rack'
than can
drawn out sideways is he•
ing tried.
(3) Endeavouring to breed a strain
that will not swarm, of which the pre-
liminary step is to Lind out if the non
swarming character shown by scale
queens is inherited. A queen ahowine
Mrs. George McIntosh is moving into this character was found to retain it
the brink cottage which she purchased the following year.
from Mr. Brett and bdr. Hogg intends I
occupying the douse vacated by Mre I RUPTURE IS CURABLE
3'lCIntoeh,
Miss M. Williams is visiting 181 I
Results Not Irltluoneod by Age or
Lou tl F T
Mrs, D. Sproat of Belgrade is here Pert,
visiting friends. Rupture is not a tear or breach 11)
Rev. Fr. Goetz spent Wednesday iu the andominel wall, as commonly sup -
London, posed, but it is a etretehing or dilation
of a natural opening, says J _ Y..Egau,
The Entrance Examinations will he of'i'orouto,the noted rupture appliance
on the 19th, 20th and Slat of the specialist who will visit, Seeforth,
month.
Queen's Hotel, Wednesday all clay till
Collegiate examinations will extend i 9 p•tt+•, 1 (107 1)1)17 June 1911,,
from June 14th to July
5th this year A large number of the
Collegiate students are getting their
examinations by working on the farms
sister in Toronto.
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g 1 0 ,010 *standing, reports Ex -
The Methodist Sunday School of Sea -
forth will hold a Lawn Social on Church
Lawn on Friday, June 7(11 from 8 p ut.
Program provided, Proceeds for send
ing boxes to boys overseas,
ENGAGEMENT
(From the Canadian Weekly Journal)
The announcement of the engage
meet of Lt, W, Pearson (Pete) Grieve,
Canadians, to Miss Vera Sargeaut,
youngest daughter of Mre. W, A. Sar-
geant and the late W. A. Sergeant of
tot
Westbourne q'erraue Hyde Park,
London, and "Sootlands," Etaslemere,
Surrey, has been delayed owing to the
death last December of Mr. W. A
Sargeant.
CONTROL OF SWARMING
One of the greatest problems in bee.
keeping today is the control of swarm-
ing, It is natural for a strong colony
of bees to swarm in early summer who
honey it; coming in, but the breakin
up of the colony outs clown the hone
yield ; while watching for and hiving
5189)1815 takes a great deal of the bee.
iceep51's time, and the swarm may es-
cape notice enol 11y away.
The methods of controlling swarming
fall under three heads.
(1) General measures, Partly shad.
ing the apiary , providing a large en-
trauao with deep space between combs
and Boor; giving plenty of roots in 811
brood chamber and supers ; and yonn
queens. These measures, while vain
b10, have been found lnsuli010nt in
hemselves to prevent the bees from
sisiug queens in preparation for swarm
ug
(2) Manipulations to prevent more
hen one swarm, The queen's wings
re olipped, preferably dur,ng fruit -
loom, and when a.prttne swarm 1091100
nd is et ill in the air, the queen is
iokod up from the ground and planed
u a oage, and the hive ie removed to a
env stand, A new hive containing
h0 caged spasm is thou placed on the
Id stand to t•e8eve the returning
warm, the queen being liberated later,
he field bees join the swarm, leaving
ie parent hive 00 in11018 weakened that
is not likely to swarm again, To
lke ()Detain of this, however, the pare
nt hive may be merely turned aromid
id not removed to the dietan1 Stand
1til live days later, This 1n0tho6 of
warm control noOesetetee immediate
%ton81038 when the swarm issues, but,
Relieves Asthma At Once, If you
could read the thousands of unsolicited
letters received by the makers from
grateful mere, you, too, would realize
the remarkable curing powers of Dr..):
D KelTogg's Asthma Remedy. All
cases. incipient and chronic, are ben
efirted by this great family remedy,aud
many of them are cured. Why suffer
or experiment with worthless prepare
tions when the genuine Kellog's can be
purchased everywhere,
Puzzling.
3umoms—Do you bink you will leers
like your titled a nu -in-law? Billions
—1 don't know, 1 r'an't tell where to
Place him In m x
y expense e1.n
8C BCCennt, He
is neither a recreation nor an intent.
went.
Mrs. Siddons.
After she had retired from the sears
tire. Siddons was found studying Lady
efeebeth and said, "I am amazed to
fiscover some new points in the char -
atter which I never found out while
acting it"
Tommy Knew.
"Tommy," said the teacher, "how do
they ascertain the measurement of a
vessel?"
n "I guess they :measure it with a navy
g yard," was the unexpected reply. --Chi•
y rage News.
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Hugo's 'Slip.
Victor Hugo puts inlu the mouth of
Charlemagne, in ".tymailiot." the
words, "You dream IIko a scholar of
Sorbonne." That f;torous institution
was founded in 1::,,e, 4:11 years after
the days of Charlemagne.
Might De Worse.
"What d0 you know about 0111 Hob
air?"
"Why, Bill travels for tate same house
Ido."
`I know that, but is he all right oth-
erwise?"—Exchange.
An Impossible Undertaking.
"I hear that you have been Laid up
with nervous prostration, What's the
cause—overwork or worry?"
"Both. I tried to have a photograph
taken that suited my wife." — New
York Times.
Don't Write Poetry.
"Don't write poetry 11151085 you can't
help it, " says the 51, Louis Globe -Dem-
ocrat.
And often when you think yen Can't
help it '8fs wail le, consult a doctor.
Toledo Blade,
Princess
Triangle Program�
for Thursday, Friday, Saturday
presents
Blown=e. ed flessie"
Barriscale
anotner of the really great stars of the films, worthy 89 fol-
low Fairbanks appears in
Bawbs 0' Blue Ridge "
under the supervision of Thos, H. ince
also showing
"The Nick of Time Baby
A Keystone half mile of just laughs
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serve nothing but chicken
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