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•.church met at the twine of Mrs F. D,
Hutchinson who le leasing shortly tor
her new hone in 3lfteh11 and presented
8lvIrs, Hutchinson, J'Irs, John Fell tied
and Mrs, A, McDonald with life mem-
bership certificates in rho Society, egnal
'n value to $25 00 each, Mrs, Hutcl'.
sou is a charter member,
Mr, a. Dalton sad daughter, Mrs, el
lower, of Kingston are at present with
olatives here,
Rov, A. J. Love is attatiding uolfe-
ace at Walkervflle-
,.N Velvet Cut
Adds much to the Appearance
9f a man. Rave pour hair cut at
the Sanitary Shop,
We try to please you.
Commercial Barber Shop,CIth
W. ROBINSON
Pi Op
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MILOS lag Oat all1111..•
C,N1R, Tourist Sleeping
Cars mean Comfort
to the Traveller
The int calor is somewhat more modest
in appointment than the standard or
first-class sleeping car. Of solid steel
under[ramu. and with highly polished
dark green finish, the Canadian North.
ern's tourist ears present a very pleas-
ingappearance. The in tcriori> Gnashed
in mubogauy, with aisle carpet to
match and cork composition flooring
to deaden sound and lessen vibration.
Commodious smoking ruon, nod toi-
lets; kitchenette with appliunees for
light cooking, running ,reser, etc., are
greatly appreciated. Roomy berths.
accommodating t wa person: it desired,
ore just one-half the first ¢!ass rate.
Fecond-class ticket holders nen• also
occupy these cars. and the Mining Car
1s always avadrble at me.11 Om,
Trains leave Toronto t nun Statien
10 p.m. Mondavi, Wilinesihts .mJ
Priduya fur W tuugmg uud ,mut . wcat,
For Tickets, Reservations, Liter-
ature and Information.
apply It t
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C. A. 1bethart, Druggist
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forth m• writs R. L I'�,lrt tarn,,
O. P.A., 88 Bing :t. 0., Toronto,
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ANADiAN NORTH ERN
SAYS LEMO 1 JUICE
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES
Ghial. Make this cheap beauty lotion
to clear and whlten your skin,
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
containinga bottle
orchard white,ehake weia
l,and ree ounces
have
a quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
very, very small cost,
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for a few
cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how freckles and
blemishes disappear and how clear, soft
and white the skin becomes, Yes:, dt
Is harmless, I-
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With the Fingers
Says Corns Lift Out
Vithuut Any Pain
Co
Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns c
n1ty kind of a uern can bhortly
11:-.0(1 right out with the fingers If y
v dl apply directly upon the corn* fe of freezone, says a Cincinn
ai bority',
It is claimed that at small Cost o
can get a quarter of an ounce of free
one at any drug store, which is muni
cleat to rid one's feet of every car
or callus without pain or soreness
'rho danger of infection.
This new drug is an ether compound
and while atieky, dries the moment
Is applied and does not inflame or ev
irritate the surrounding tiaaue. C,
*This announcement will inter
es
/Mapres en en ht here,
hel for otwear is putt.
ting corns on practicalIy every
woluan'e long,"
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ye j Mr. John McGrath, Mr, and Mrs, 1'.
aw F, Been, Mra, H. Flylul, and N1 el 11,
Ecane, motored to London last week,
on
1 CORRESPONDENCE
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Klippen
Mrs. iiarnaby of Liman is bere with
her mother, Mra. I80101e who is very
ill at present,
bir, and Mrs. Kennard of Victoria
are visiting relatives at present.
Mr, Robt, Brownlee is in Wallterville
attending the oouference,
Dr. Mary Johnston, whuhes justcom-
pteted a year, as house surgeon in one
of the large Philadelphia hospitals, is
!tome for a holiday with her pareute,
Rev, A, W Iiruwn, Kirkton, has
been here visiting Mr. F. Grahazn who
continues poorly,
Miss Mabel Whitman hie been here
visiting her patents,
Mr, Wm, Ivieon is home fawn New
York to eve his mother.
Flies b'loore of London is here to see
iter brother,
• :11r. Henry Ry'ckman of Calgary is
here, with his mcther ,
Tti
SRAFORT1I NRIV$
Winthrop
Mr, and Mrs, Austin Dalfnage are
visiting friende in Detroit this week.
They went by boot from Goderich.
Mra, George Hearn, who baa been
aerlonaly ill for some time, wee remov-
ed last week to the Hospite), at Lon-
don to undergo an operation, Her
many friends hope to hear of her
speedy rem/very,
Mr. Sidney Dolinage and Robert
Decide were in London last Mouthy on
kusittoas,
Ross Morale, Willie McSpadden and
Hiram Blanchard left Iaet week for
London to join the t'aulte of the over-
seas forces,
Mr; Peter Gardiner, has a gang of
met busy pressing hay for the former,
around thin locality.
Mr. Henry Heist is at present visit-
ing his brother, John, who has been
seriously ill for some time, but is now
improving slowly. We hope to see
flim around again Ha 8000 fib possible.
Miss Minnie ;McSpadden, daughter
of Mr, Geo, McSpadden, of this village.
s at present vieitiug at the parental
The body of W'm, Taylor was brouel,t 'home.
tome and the funeral was held on Sun,
day when charge number showed the r
esteem by attending,
Pte U. Wicks of this place is report,
ed dead in Franc.
Londesboro
Mr, 8. Lyou and Mr, L. McFall
left one day recently for London to
enlist and were tendered a tine send off
by Mende,
Mr, Hutton has secured a man from
I
Blyth to run his mill for this pear.
Mr, John Cartwright has bought an
jother Ford
Mr, John Alien and Kathleen of
1 London wore iu this part with friends
last week,
Mr. J. C. Louusberry has a now car.
Many friende of the late Mrs McV-
ettie, Clinton, attended her funeral,
Miss Brigham has returned after
attending the W. M, S. meeting at St.
Marys,
Bayfield
Mr, A, E, Irwin was in Goderi-
ioh at the meeting of the County Com. -
ail.
Mre. Kennedy and Mra Nevill of Lon
dol are now here to spend the months
of June and July here,
Rev, A, MacFarlane is in London at
present at the Asaembly of tho Presby-
terian church,
:Mr, and Mts. Evana have left to
spend a month in Toronto with their Cure an application that will entirely or Oei,n' Prop! the remedy prevents re-
danwhter, \Ire, J, Cameron. • nuncio, end „reit effects a permanent
relieve stifle)ilig. l
Res. Mr, Rinds has gone to Thaws- !care.
Ice
t 1r' ,here Lit daughter's hnebar.d was; — -+a,
- 8t, lett in an aceident,
Mr, and MIs, Rcg,ta Of DetIrit are!
Ooustance
, Mrs. Ed, Britton and sister, Miss
Margaret Love, spent Saturday and
,Sunday recently with their patents to
Walton,
Mr, and Mr's, James Maim are home
from a resit to "Brussels.
Miss llulturie, of Forest has baeu
visiting her friend, ;Mre. W. Britton,
Mr. 811n. Riley, of Brussels spent
week with relations,
The W,M,S, took charge of the ser-
vices eu Sunday, in the absence of the
pastor, Mr. Clark gave au address
and reports of the delegates to the
cunveution 500E given and proved in.
tet•estieg,
lullett
Mrs. Oatheriue Kelly, of Guderich
wee buried in the Huhett cemetery,
where she was born fifty, two years ago.
She was operated on for appendicitis,
Her husband, Mr. J, J. Kelly died sev-
eral years ago, 'One.son, Earl, of Oak-
vihe and one daughter, Margaret, sur-
vive, Patrick J, Reyuolds, of this
township is a brother.
Reeve•Armetroeg was in Goderilh
last week attending theCounty Council
:Mr, Roy Robertson, who hos been in
the west fur a few yea,¢ is visiting his
parents on the Base Line, Huhett,
If one be troubled with corns and
warts, he will find in Holloivaye Corn
Walton
W'Alton .Red Cross Urlion has con-
plebe:
om.plebe: the most au0oeeeful yeare work
which has been done since Red .Crone
began here, The annual meeting was
held 00 Tuesday and 1vas largely at
tended, which shows the (leap intermit
whiolt theladiee here in the work, A
very p100000t feature of the meeting
Ivaa the presentation of a life member-
ship eertilicate to the eldest member
of the society in the person of Mre,
Dr'ieooll, who hoe clone a won(lerlui
wort( in the last two yearn She 18
74 years of ago and has knit 375 pairs
of aocke, made 235 day shirts aid 170
aunts of pyjamas. This is a record
wttiolt is hard to beat and we hope Mre
Driscoll will enjoy good health for,
many )'ears to collie,
Treasurer's report of Rod Cross Ve-
nni from ,lune Pith 1917 to June 3rd
1018,
Receipts -• Balance trent May 1917
$140 98; rueetinge, 497 03; Oraut from
Norris Council. 450 00; McKillop, 300.
85; Grey, 150 00; donatione, 373 60,
Picnic), 347 10; concert, 84 80; Lead -
bury school, 22 13; No, 9 McKillop
27 92; Button's school, 13 30; Onion
school No, r2 11 00; St Geo. Anglican
8, 8„ 5 00; bank interest 3 09; Quilts
59 65; Rugs 7 50; carpet rags 7 95;
W'oueue institute for Y. Al, C. A, col
lection, hr 15; 'Total, 2649 25
Expenditure— Yaru, 860 05; Flannel,
express, 1)96 57. Wick, buttons, caps,
postage e
es Y'
eir. '_
la 18; French
Relief 10 00; British Red Cross 65 301
soldleta boxes 119 35; Belgian Relief,
25 46; Prisoners Fund, 18 15, Red
Triangle, 100 27, r life membership fee
25 12; tate) 2517 23, On hand 132021
Donation of one load of wood, $5.
Audited May 30th, Elizabeth Dioksot
Margaret Yuill, Mr's John Watt,
treas.
Hensall
A !lumber from Isere roe enlisting.
111', and Sirs Jas, 'Taylor have come
Route after viaitiog in Toronto ,
Hire Ile Jean was in Kingsville ;to
the wedding of her sister,
'There wag a large attendance at the
lecture on Friday night.;
Mr and 31ra Morrison were in Tor-
onto last creek,
Mr. A Case has been in St, Johns to
see his brother,
Mr, N Peck of Stanley was hire ice
week while his son was in Hamilton,
11r Finn of Molsone Bank leaves
shortly tojo),, the Air Service,
Cuttquere Asthma. To be relieved
from the terrible suffocating duo to
asthma is a groat thing, but to be safe.
guarct•d for the future is even greater,
Not only tines Dr, J, D. Kellogg's
asthma remedy bring prompt relief,but
1t Mine ciut:es a new era of life for tate
ailkttff. Nyetematic inhaling of smoke
gore fol' a n few weeks having
t
lg a-�
ken 009 of Miss Rai Jim's cottages,
A meeting of the celebration eeemmit
tee woe held which decided that stops
e- taken to Leal a celebration at thin
plate- tall tate First
Dublin
i tthem, 331r, Berm reported for military
,service,
or Mies 3i, ityan visited !Heeds in Sea.
, forth of Monday,
jt' i Visa Rogers and Miss Marie Nevin
en I visited friends in Mitchell last Satur-
est day.
that Ptep, L. Id. Evans and J, Weber of
1 London are visiting at their homes.
On Sunday, June 9t1), in St, Patrick¢
Church, here, First Holy Communion
iwas given to a number of girls avid buys
Dublin was well represented at the
:63tafftu
The FV. M. S. of the 'tt thodis
t ' graduation class at the Pines, Chatham
this year, Mise Mary McConnell of this
place tuck high honors and is now a
post graduate and has a first class eert-
ifieate, Her many friends congratulate
her on her auceeee and hope it may bo
only the first of many future,
Several young rasa from here were
in Mitchell on Sunday,
Protect the child from the ravages of
tvo'ma by using Mother Grave's Worm
Exterminator. It is a standard remedy
and years of tlae have onhamoid ite rep,
Option,
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Some idea of the scope of this department may be gath-
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in leading articles: "Tho Administration of the Public Schools,"
Edu-
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"EBssen ialsiof Publfo School EducatiHistory"Scholl-room
Confinement and Health," "The First English Medical Woman,"
"Truancy in the Public Schools," "'Uniformity in School Books,"
"Some Rural 'Views on Public Schools" "Athletics, Hooke,
Intelligence," "Mr. Martin's Attack on Elducation," "The Food
Production Campaign," "Boys and the Cigarette Habit,"
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Thursday
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HURON NEWS
The business places in Exeter are
closing 011 Wednesday afternoons for
the summer mouths .
Dt'. 001111 Fletcher, pastor of Ili Med
Road Presbyterian Church has boon
Mooted to the position of Moderator
of the General Aaeembly of the Pree-
bytoriau Church,
The St. Augustine, fort Albert and
Kingsbridge poet offices ere closing
on aoponra of the ilitr'o(luotton of the
rural route system,
Mr Gordon Driukwalter, of Goderioh
has purchased the pinmbit.tg and tin-
amitlling bueinesn of Mr, A, Solomon,
iu.-Irnektov, and has taken poseeaiou
during the past week.
The Street Committee fn Winghatu
have placed a "silent policeman" or
traffic signal at the busy cower of Jos-
opbiuo and Johtt Streets for the pro-
teotiot and guidance of the public.
The farm home of Mr, Geo, Dunn,
of Hurondale, was destroyed by fire
last Tuesday, Mr, Dunn was emptying
some gasoline near the stove, when the
fumes iguited and the room was $)led
with Hames, The fire spread so rapidly
that Duly few pieces of furniture were
saved,
Thera died iu Wingham, Agues Moffat
wife of George Oliver of that place.
Her life Wae spent in Morrie township
and
after her
marriage she resoled in
Brussels for several years previous to
moving to Wingham, The funeral wife
held to Wroxeter cemetery,
The house of Mr, W, Carter Clinton,
was badly damaged by a fire very
early one morning. Only for the smart-
ness of the firemen, the house would
have_been a total loss,
Ott Monday evening last, Mr, Jas.
Vance of the North East boundary,
Osborne was kicked in the face by a
horse, breaking hie upper jaw, He was
taken to the London Hospital by aur
The death occurred on Wednesday
morning last under the most distress-
ing oiroumetauces, of Benjamin Allen,
of Bennnller, the sixteen year old son
of Mr. and Mrs, Joshua Allen. A
short time peforo, the team he was
driving ran away and he was thrown
from the waggon, his arm being very
badly out. Teta,tne,or lockjaw, set in,
and . he boy endured great agony until
hie death,
The death took place in Clinton uu
June 9th, of William Rath in his 49th
year. He had been working 1n the
munition factory in Seaforth for several
months, when on the previous Wednes-
day evening he felt ill and left for his
home the next day. He was born in
East Wawauoah and was a soli of the
late Janne Rath. Deceased is survived
by his wife and a family of three, Mre
(•lrimoldhy of Seaforth is a sister,
SUMMER COMFORT
means comfortable shuts for every occasion -10w heeled sport styles
for tomtit) and maiming wake,
Dresey pumps for afternoon, -dainty, slippers for evening wear,
We can supply the amnion's newest in
EXCELLENT FOOTWEAR
Cone iu attd fill your needs in seasonable shoes 118ve,
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"The Home of Good Shoes"
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Seaforth
gtevwa,
PINI(NEY—At Anemic Brae Private
Hospital on Saturday, June 8t1), to Mr
and Mrs, J, W. Pinkney, 244 00.
being St. Stratford, a eon, Glen
Richard •
MARRIA1)E8.
KLINE-MERG—At $t, James Church
Seaforth, on June lith, by Rev, Fr
Goetz, Margaret Moro to John Kline
both of 31cI(illop.
RUPTURE IS CURABLE
Results Not Iofiuenced by Age or
Length of Time Standing, reports Ex-
pert.
.Rupture is not a tear preach in the
abdominal wall, as commonly supposed,
it ie a stretching or dilation of s eater.
al opening, says J. Y, Egau, of 'reroute
the noted rupture appliauoo specialist
who will visit, Seaforth, Queee'a Hotel,
Wednesday all day till 9 pm„ 1 day
only Juue 19t1),
fpr
FENDERS FOR COAL
Sealed Tenders addressed to the tut_
dereignsd, and endorsed ' Tonder, for
Coal for the Dominion Buildings" will
be received at this office) until 12
o'cloolt noon, on Thursday, June 27th A
1918, for the supply of coal for Public
Buildings throughout, the Dominion,
Combined specification and form of
tender can be obtained at this office
and froin the oaretakere of the differ-
ent Dominion Buildings,
Poisons tendering are uotifiied that
tenders will not be considered entails
made on the printed forme supplied
and signed with their actual signatures
Each tender must be a000mpanied by
an accepted cheque on a chartered
Bank payah)e to the order of the Min
later of Public Works, equal to 10 per
Dant of Ole amount of the tender.
By order,
R. 0, DESROOHERS
Fecretary
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, June 6, 1918
DATH or RQOisTRAT10N
1918
MONTH DOS
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CANADA REGISTRATION BOARD
CARDFOR FEMALES
T. Name In full (surname last)?..,•...•
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3. Address(Pormanont)?..»...........
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00 RE FILLED DI DY DEPUTY REGisTRAR
4. National1ty? can you s cak English? French?
8. British subjeot? by birth? naturalization marriage?
0. Are you single? married? Widow? divorced?
7. How many children or wards N/I11 those ohlidren be recorded
under le? by another registrant?
8. DO your health and home tlee permit you, If required, to give
fun-thno paid work?.
(Registrants answering "NO” hero, need not answer any of the
following questions; tFanewaring "YE8"or, If in doubt, shown
fill up east of card. All nmat sign affirmation,)
9. Do your circumstances permit you to live away from home?
10. What is your present main 000upation?
(a) If in business as employer, ,tato number of employees,
(b) If an employee, atato name, busl nose and addressor employer..
(a) If fulktimo voluntary worker, state name of Society served.
t. State particulars of each, ff you have
. (a) Trade or profession?
(b) Devoe, diploma or certificate?
(o) Special training?
82.
State Inn th of ex.
perfume, 11 any, inr
(a) General farming.
(1) Truck farming...
'(c) Fruit farming
(d) Poultry fartnieg,
(0) Dairy farming....
Years
13. Can you
(a) Drive a tractor? ...
(b) Drive a motor car?
(u) Drive a horse? ._.
(d) Harness a Ilorso?..,,
(o) Do plain cooking?....
14. Indicate hero any qualification or practical exporlonce which your
cosecs, not already recorded,
10
Considering your health, training and easerionco, l
and the national needs, in what capacity do }
you think yin could servo best? )
18.
T erns Mai d have eoritfed the above answers and rhat they
Do ycur cin:umstances pormlt you to give ro;u1ar t
fuiOtints a• 1511® without remunrrallnn7 f
are trite,
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Pr cedure a ,� i ,,,r;:�ttion
On June 22nd every person residing in Canada, male or female, British a a
one of the registration booths located in his or her district, and there observe the
oralien,ofsixtcenyearsor ovcr,muetattend
Where to Register procedure explained below.
Every person required to register has the privilege of� to Register llia of ' -
R g The procedurenua registration t is simple, Tile
registering at any of the public places provided for that
purpose. The location of all such places will be very easily,
y, tte they
must
card can be
specified in proclamations posted cotspicuously, and lleilis,ly' but they must be answered truthiutly
The carol shown in the illustration is a facsimile of the registration card for fomaloa. - An
advertisemen
showing the card for males appears in another paper.
Study the queetlons carefully so that you will be able to answer them promptly when registering If you leav t
of orspecial sl qualification, or fuel that your services would be morn henaRcial to the country in some other IIhC
of orsay so.
While all are compejled to register on Registration Day, it is not contemplated byGovernment
to force the s1ck, fogbble andaged to turn out. If titch ersons will not;((9�,, the 11oglstrar prdor to Jun
22nd of their it ability to attend at a p ce of reg dttat�on, an effort will be made to r4litar them al
home, provide the request is reasonable and juati o
Re!nembertbeDey-June22ed_Rememberthe Huen-ia,m.to10pan. Register early end getyourCerteleateloryourown proteetion,
2911 Iesyo,Jl by authority Qlf
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