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D. FL McLachlan,
achlan,
Princlpal
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING]
Save your Hairl Get a small bottle
of Danderine right now -Also
stops itching scaip.
Phis, brittle, colorless and sorsggy
hair is mute evidence of a tu.glectecl
awtlp; of dandruff -that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish.
'nese and itcllting of the scalp, which if
not remedied onuses the hair roots to
shrink, loosen and die -then the hair
falls out fast. sl little Danderiney to-
night -now -any i:ime-will surely save
your hair.
Get a small Mottle of Knowlton's
i)anderjnc frna.t .ity drug store. You
surely clan harp 10.111,14611 hair and lots.
of it if you will hist i.ry a little Dan.
lerine, Saw hair! Try it!
FOR BADE EAP
France House, 7 roosts and pantry
, summer kitchen and cellar, Hard and
eoft water, Eleetric lights, Targe ve-
r 1n halt. ,Stable tO' xj 1a' hen :house 9
7' .
Apply at` the.
New otiioe
CREAM WANTED
For Sale
House and half acro oflaird in the
village of Egmondville. The property
is situated on Centre Street, ()lose to
the Presbyterian Church and is known
as the Purcell properly, Good com-
fortable hones, good shed, good well
and cement cistern. All kinds of fruit
trees, strawberries, raspberries and
currant bushes. This is a corner pro
party with no breaks on front, and the
and is in a good state of oultivation.
This is a nice property for a retired
farmer and the taxes are light. For
particulars apply on the premises or to.
John Rankin, Seaforth.
REMOVAL
Flaying removed my
Barber 'Shop to the
store next to the Ex-
press office I will be
a better position than
ever to serve my.
patrons.
Leonard 1olton
JOHN RIINKIN
Bonds for sale
bearing interest from
6 to 7 p. c. -half yearly
If you have any unemploy-
ed funds now is the time
to buy some of these.
Ghoice securities. No ex-
pense to investor.
All., information cheerfully
given.
JOHN RANKI
BM and Debenture 1144r
Main Street, lieeforth
Phone el a
Sen I year Ornnm to ue and ,lesiva t�y� /Q1 Wanted
top prices, We are tar uieg e. tar plan.:
e" Agent
he yew' through a•+tl it;; handle your
full supply and furr.ish you with cans
We pay twice each month and weigh
e en .1,, '; ;.i , •: t each eau of cream car
f ;lit, '11/ mn.t•ri r+ Honesty to an., for the "Old Rt.11ab!,•;,
1' ttrn: b:" 1' ;tross tr,- roll mated 10 r
,:tit all our:, whoa not in 11e0,
1 t:t. ,r stn ll''atl rmi!!c t;t t n hang
nil for fa market prices.
i'he &Werth Creamery Co.
SEAFOR'TH MARKh)'C
Good Milling Wheat......,.,, ... $1.11
Harley......,,.... 1 (10
Bran per ton. .. ....36,00
$porta per ton ..'....: ....... „......,4 1.
Flour 5.70
Butter, ....:.................. ... 43-44
1Ccge................•• .. 39-4o
Hogs to, farmers..,......orto .J5;00
Wood
seVootl--Soft I!deplo, Elm, Ash, 12
lndle$4,00 Hard Mieple and Boeah
13 inch $6.00 per cord, Ortiere taken,
at the Office or by John Abell,
WM.^AMIi71N,
T1 -1f 5F: r1) C�l�i'li L,.t•.
om- ne.e.-nn pe- spowa altpr'+p
R t'3n�“514. onn.oamot tJ-..ate--nils s
The High Ooet of Living -Economy
is the word to -day. Melte }+oti0 old
garments de instead of purchaoing.new
ones. Have them deycleaued and
pressed, Dry cleaning when properly
done lengthen the life of garments,
preserves.their fresh new appearance
and acts as a 4iainfeotant,' 'Unsanitary
wearing apparel often causes sickness
and death due to germs; clothing
should be cleaned at frequent intervals,
My Wardrobe, Goderieh St., iloafortit,
Opp,. Queou's Hotel.,
Mr,Gerald Case who hen been spend•
itig a few days here intends returning
to Toronto this week,
Mr Williams and little son who have
been visiting in this district returned to
Chicago.
Mr W. Brim% spent Sunday with his
timelier,' Mrs J P, 'Brine,
Mies Sadie Campbell of Hamilton is
the guest of her aunt, :Mrs Sydney
Johns
Alias Agnes Campbell spent Sunday
with her sister in Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs F Smith of Port Col-
borne are at the home of his parents,
Mies 'Verna Graves is home from
Sault Ste. Marie where she spent the
peat four months,
Mr. Lew Chesney of Crediton spent
Sunday at his home here,
Mr, Glen Gordon of -Stretford was a
town visitor.
Rev. H. D Moyer preached in Sar-
nialaet Sunday.
Mrs James Cowan is visiting her
clanghter in Dundas.
Mr. A Hales of Stratford presented
the claims of the social service work in
the Methodist °huroh last Sunday.
Reception to the returned soldiers
and presentation of medals to those
who did not get them will take place at
the Concert on Thursday Feb. 6th.
The Farmer's Club will meet in the
Separate School . Hall on Wednesday
evening, Feb, 5th, at 0 P M.
1vlr, and Mrs. John, Oooper of Chicago.
visited Mr and; Mrs James cooper over
the week -end,
Mr. H R, Scott went to Tenawater
on Tuesday to take part in the opening
of the new 1 0 0. le, Temple there.
Reeves Dr, Grieve, Govenloolt
°rich and Armstrong are in Goderieh
this week atteuding the meeting of the
County Council,
A fresh supply of Tavietook Rotr at the
'Garden Grocery'. Prices right
Pte, Wm, M. Pinkney spout the
weekend with relatives in Stratford.
Mies Jennie McBride has returned
home after a pleasant visit with relat-
ives and friends in 'Toronto and Stret-
ford,
Have you tried that 60 ot, tea at the
'Garden Grocery"! It's fine.
Mrs, James Hamilton, wife of the
Rey, lanae Hamilton of Goderieh; gave
a veryinterosttng outline of the work
of rho Forward Movement in connect-
ion with the Womau'e Missionary Soc-
iety in First l'reebyterion Church last
Sunday morning and evening, hire.
If smitten is a gifted earnest speaker
and held the uttnntion of her audience
from that beginning to the close of her
address.
,,,Bather Gaeta and air, George Sills
were in London on S.tturdlr.y attending
the funeral efthe kat) Father Kennedy
Mrs. 1[mr-a Hamilton of God •rich
11,04 theguest of D;•. and Mrs, L•irkin
FONTI-I I LL N Cl R' FRI L' ,, +.t the Miiuse.
0.1150 111luuio Nurser spent Sunday
1 housands of Orchard trees in Exeter•
need replacing. W
War Gardens call for_sanall
fruit trees, Asp.,.r:hgu Rhu
barb plants etc.
The demand for Ornamental
;tock ill towns anti Viling'
large,•
Secure a paying Agency with
liberal comenissio•ss; Exper
fence not necessary.'
STONE & WELLINGTON
(Established t637)
TORONTO. (INT.
0Jia9 t4 Moiieneiu was in Loncon oh
Saturday attending the funetal of her
uncle the late Mr, Halliday,
A very pleasant evening wets spent,
at the rooms of •Miss 11. 7, (Irahnni of
Thursday for a few of'1. ' f . ratee
Misses Hilda Goldhawk Florence rice Boat-:
tie, -Jean Wallace, Mn 0,1}"neer.
'. ladys McPhee, Grace Li,•rt:on', Eva'
Soots " knit Lora Rom. 'Kier which
r,'fre;ehmen ta were served,
tura. 10 i.ohen of Owen .Round is
visirit g Mrs Golct£ug,
lira, Walters wh<1 s'led her death
ter Klee Flortot bite returned to elm -
ton .
Mr Craig of Toronto anted as organ
int last Sunday in the Presbyterian
Church.
lire, J. F', Ross and sou Hugh have
returned f rent '1.00011 CO,
Mr, Nelson Gcvsalssk eel Mr, lob.
art Laird spent' the week end et their
homes here. Mr. Robert Laird left on
Monday for Tweets where be trill re.
sums bis etudies at the wheel sf prac•
tical eoienoe.
Mr, George Israel eaag it well -rend-
ered solo in the Prssioyteriix Church
last Sunday morning. An excellent
quartetto was given' in the evening by
Messrs .1 D Mullen, Jr Beattie, D Mc
Gregor. and (4. Israel.
Sergi. J, H, Host has returned from
London.
' Frank Knight was uafortunale en-
ough to it sotto his dog while wrestling,
with another hey,
Miss Mary Smillie has returned to
Stratford,
A right royal welcome was 'given to
Sergi, Ross M. M. with two bars, and
to Pies Billing and Westoott on Toes
day when they arrived from Franco,
Seaforth nompletely whitewashed'
Goderieh on Tuesday night by a
score of 17 to 0. Tko boys from the
lakeshore town were completely out-
played at every point
The mouthly business meeting of the
Red °rose Society will be held in the
Carnegie Library on Thursday after
noon Feb. 0th at 4 o'clock.
Next Sunday the regular February
Quarterly meeting will be held in the
Methodist church , Tite Love -feast
will begin at 10 a m sharp
in the school room, The communion
service will be at it. Iu the evening
a song service with the new hymnal
will be conducted by the pastor and
choir, There will be a joint meeting
of the Quarterly OIReiel and Trustee
Boards on the Wednesday night follow
ng.
Mrs Robert Winter is in Bari Axe
Mich. attending the funeral of her
sister -in -late.
Miss Florence Fowler was a Clinton
visitor. '
Mr L T. DeLaceys many friends
will be pleased to learn that he has
successfully passed the oriels and hopee
are entertained for his recovery.
Captain Hodgins is hotoe from Whit-
by.
Mrs W. bill of Toronto is visiting
relatives here,
Manley
Messrs Tiros. McKay and W Manley
were in Toronto lost week on business,
Miss Millie Murray spent the week-
end with friends in Seaforth..
Mrs 0, Eckert is a visitor in our burg
at present.
Messes Joe Dayman and Joe Eckert
are again on their rounds threshing the
the beau crop.
Mr Harry Beeman le busy throait-
ing clover and reports that in some
oases the crop is fair but most of it is
turning out poor.
Mr P. McLaughlin is gutting out
material to raise his straw shed next
arm oter,
A number of oar young people at.
Lauded the tvodding reeeptiolt givt•n
on Timidity et Ed Home Simeltwoed
when their youngest daughter tree
married to John Feeney. They ail!
reside itt Stratford and take with them
their friends hest wishes
Dublin
Mr and Mrs FI Flynn .'pent Sunt]:,;
iu Beachwood.
•
Miss Mary Murray. ot ntrvtford Nor.
mai School spent Sunday with her ..lit
tore herr.
Mr tieiliith of (:4odtrrrioh-spent rs fete,
days with his denghtor, Mrs 1. J Moly
neattx,
air and :Mrs L Looly, Mr and Mrs le
Crewfurd motored to Stratford on
Monday evening to attend tl:s 81t0w.
Quite a number from the village at,
tended the wedding reception on 'rues
day evening. of Mr and Mrs .10t; Fete
ey, in Hcl{illop, •�
A. very serious accident oceured uu I
Seedeyevening to Air Willi,tni Jordan'+
of Hibbert, when he had several tins
broken by is kick imus it horse
Mi P. Jordan hos gone to Mo'nlre.ul
with r. ear load of harm; for Mr .1,lnl
MoUrath...
's'mmn roowea Over gosamontrs tarp,
repentant head, and the golden curia
of little Mary and her eyes met the
faithful ones ot,Joanna Ott.
"Joanna, how can we ever thatyts
yen?" she asked solemnly.
"By all coming home and having a
Christmas tree," said Joanna practical.
t-,, nodding her head at the child.
6
15c
Warm
ComforaZie
F our .Axys Starting To=day .
Wethiesday Thursday Friday Saturday
-las-�--
f Clot
An Artcraft Picture
Wirt a the history of the screen is writ
#en, "Amariily of Clothesline Alley'
will be the standard by which historians
judge all Mary Pickford pictures.
To be sure you see it, some early!
D. W. Griffith's picture, "The Great Love"
8.15 P. M.
HURON NEWS
ST flAD
10c
jja ECHOS!
Wanted Keeper matron erg
While pressing hay on 0 tato
nem
Bornholm ou Fiidue, Mr. 1 aa'
land had his heft arnt 1aus.ht tit the
press while throwing off the beat cult
tho arm was broken between the wrist
and the elbow.
The death occurred end !truly in Ex-
eter of Ml, John Danticei, lie was
taken wish 't r'tralte of pat;tlyais wia..e
sitting in the 1.111 of Mr. 1 u.V1ur
Jim was taken inane and !at tttlder the
doctor's cure .but passed ow ay 111 fol
lowing dry, 'He was i5 years of age
and hall beet 111 good health ftp to the
time 9f the stroke. He Was li retLvay
contractor in both Canada ur.d the
United States, slid at one time operat.
ad saw mills in Grey anti Mol illvrery
townships, He bought grain at Sea.:
forth and Exeter end conducted a
market near Lundell. He hike been a
resident of .Exeter daring the halt
four years, The funetel wee held to
the Exeter Cemetery on :.unsay after-
noon.
• Pte. Jae, eloVienr of G a i nick whc
returned he rue frt to t'V, 1.- wa a fen I
weeks ago, badly crippled us thet•, uit
or wounds received itt FVElbCo caul v. no!
has been taklt'g treatment
felt on the slippery walk in the city fret'
weep and Broke his leg abovethe Ictus,. E
Curring after his prevuouh n g t:.•ta• 1
ht,einent in the h.wpital in Eng, .1.d the
accident is very diattFesing, 1
A memorial tablet has been I.I taco
'mini,, Cit,nreh, 0ttclttnt by :el r anti i
!
Aire \V W. Flick .
s and t ,nils cit 111• lit -1
tory of 'heir mon shot as k 11-i=. in :.ca
I. ::, l:t t''t.'i;'t'' -Site;trbly;'i' •, 1,'
etl
;if:681111die on 1l ill d are
alt'. .:.t;, ,
11.
tioaAtt otr 111',... it
t1h/r115 halt .;:. cele ren of Mr John a
i;arr,c.f Hulb It, rwiog to t' • t' te:+.lies
I'or the pith), low yuare fit' 1, aa'ett
e111plt,yell by el,,, 1 ,: P, It. iht ;,'g the 1
post year he suit 'ilia 0:1:i,i' . to
',Patton.
'4168 liraet+, only elIii 410.:..
and 111 re, .1-omitd,au t rt t i,l'r+.'
Wtttvsnosb pMaio d /11.1•1) oil 1',1•'/./!.
f:.•.'• i
If,u'soma(1010;b,rh l:.er 1,i
t favor 1111, he 31 ,i 'r sal 10 h,
nag.ri,vwK nidi a s ,, 1::. I
• Assistant Matron
Man and wife to tek' cleeett of the'
r-ron County Hence of Refuge mall
Perm in aotnectiuu fheralvith, alto st, t
An.iRtoo t 114attau, 1)nilec. to corn -f
oi.l -Heal-
rn,•I,ce as a
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writing or a perremel
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sig -ed prefer ed
JOHN '1'0!!ttANCt,
IuepeOter ti of 14' ;
t'liutot,, (lot-
int! 34st 19111. ,�
SAYS LIlld JUICE
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES
Girls( Make this cheap beauty lotion
to clear and whiten your akin.
a Bowen the juios, of two Iemons into
bottle ef
orchard white, shake well,eand yoe u have
it. quarter pint of the beet Heckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautiiler, sit
+cry, vary email cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and. any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three chases of orchard white for a feve
cents- Massage ikie sweetly fragrant
lotion into Mie face, sash, arms ,and
hands cash slay and see how freckles as4
blemishes disappear and how clear, soft
and vrhite the skin becomes. Yes( 1
is harmless. 4
Thursday FridaySt ^ u rd
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MJ
'e tri
011 the program w t
-eifi111iiog rem' tr1;
11.4111 when a14 •/:.,15:.E.,,, 1'` i
.1;100 110111'1(.3 xa, uteu',u;t,,. i -.:-'.___ _. 1.
i •. The death •,5o1 ! lit v atit, f i
le
_ - ;4eiPa -Lillian .i!4, t, 1,en 11 .ilia t, <r1,4 1 :yl, r. at1° . 11 0., !. 1
4 quiet lint I'i'', l3' w<,tidinl„ 6oel; Saturday morning lest, after 1. sl i t
lls, 1 i,. '
place in Aube.rn at t ho 1,0nle .,1 3l r, ", illness ftnm iuflnerz i, ipso i'au,+, t lit.
:,rat when bit. oiatt•r 1'Stea Mehra i'! h„ t n,a, u, n• H 1,
1 litd been rutin/ +1 ; .. air,, •. tlli
iS...., Al,,,, . 1
Vis/ `r'
Lim bride ot list + n 41 ;.'a !ti, . first week tit J t •fro. 1•••111ful••,1 ..
1rnugan ' Bev lir t)kol! ilreiarntr , beotghk to. Clintnu tor l=ilii tl . The fin.; iI
,tutu ,i• :•. r. a HOOP,
hu e.eremony,
oral was hold ni. Tue4d•.y att,.r1!urvl l v I t:r 1,
Diindliotis are said
it tint greee around..
milt, ill Clinton,
The'death o'ocurred i
Julie Mallet of Exeter,
the oldest residents of
to bo 11, 6111,1,; the Rev. .1 . 1•1,,gg ru to „noir 11 e 1.1.,(/ t , et• id 1 !ail
1•.,. ,..ap tint, 1!1 ,t•, ,
Dohely e, 8;•tt The/ grocery sten, of th `thrtlg,.•rd i ••' •..fly ta-
ttnd ('n in Clinton K1to vole] 4,11 b{ }c. nrrrt . Irrpi sorintls 1111 etas 1,,st
r sonic one dltril; he night of Tuesday i Peri'"' He 1, hal c 100,1 by ie'ee anus,
11 t'.iuuw of iFit g t e 1 "
He spa one of .,f last week, throng' -a stat d1 1111111011'1 'ti r dt i,l J. 1'1 11 1,‘•• 1 of ,sial+kion
}Boater coming
at, thebaolc of the stra•". 1t is 001 101vtshtl•. emaiu•i t, Derr-uiren .to
t0 tide ooun(l;y froni 'England. He is
survived by otte sou, 1o1n1 11' . of Se-
eter-,who recently rtrttit ;;l from, uveal
8040.
!tnowtt who rho as, ltzot„r, on 41,v,11ai, 011 tr. to !bore to
Grand Boud where he f011Irel tri
Ou'Inrsday of last wt alt bh„ he)d 0/Jr. Brown ivas nppotutvd trait.
wedt'iog tn, k nl,o o as1:w.1
1 f '3 r ager about three years ago,
st;d Ura. 1.10111/1'1Jttruee,` 11.x11 Weer-
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