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We recommend our Mange
Shampoo for dandruff or our
Coco Butter Slzampoir for drp
scalp and falling hair,. or far
a good head wash our fam-
ous .Parnolive Shampoo.
Also our Owl .Massage for
closcdpores and black heads
This will 01001: the skin. ,
Have pour Fair Cutting and
Shaving done by us.
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We gumantee to put a shav-
ing edge on pour razor.
Commercial Barber Shop, 04th
W. ROBINSON
Prop
MUSIC •
R1alteat
Mr, I. Al,l�rhsrt has pu:ehased he
late W'e. J. Dale property._¢'[ Opti
11r Arthur Dale was stit'eessful lit
seerlrlig several prizes, including first
for the beet rot:p of houses owned.by
one Luau. at the 411utn Spring Fait,
Mr, -Angus !treats and daughters,
Margaret and Sarah spent Sunday with
Mr and Mrs Herb Fowler.
Mre Bert Erwin is spending a week
with her parents, Mr and Mrs F. W.
Pearson, W eitur4,
Miss Edith McMichael, who is teach.
lug at Dublin, spent the week -end with
her parents; Mr, and Mrs T.
McMichael, Sr.
THE
SEAFORTH NEWS
i.,C nd.ti"altli'Of'o
bond*+shore has now a local Masonic
Lodge, Sixteen members orgauiund
and applied for a Charter,. Past Dip.
',tr,'ietBepnt), Rev, J as, Abrey occupied
the chair and tin • °ellowing'olBoerswere
eleete>d; \1', M. , 1 Sinipsoit; S 1V.
Johb tCitty er; Ji NV, ,.lI, Armstrong;
Seerotitry febn Fingletud_ The Lodge
was named Hallett Lodge.
Mrs, :M'.rislt an old resident pawed
away at the age of 1)2. 'Yuterinent was
made at Ebenezer Cenititery,
Miss Annie Abrey is in Toronto this
week.
Watton
The regular monthly tweeting of the
Mrs. O'Connell has re -opened classes tit 1 will be t:netptrried to Thursday,
in Piano and Singing.
April 24th. at 3 la, in. This Meeting
Pupils prepared Tor the. leilt.r,n E . n- ie tic 1'e held at Tli•• ''inure of Mrs. John
lldiV:t Thi t.
MRS. t
!VIEW:
Jelin `,Suet;,
Wasted
300 subscribers for Ladies Horne J:,it
rnal at $-2: Saturday Evening Pest at
$2,5.0 or Urrr.utty Gentleman at $1.75
for Match and Statesman '-tlti per
sear. :Nils i7?ole>t ,ltle'- d
- nie,l�riCii:�'u
Saio
McDonald tin, village, Mrs .Hugh
hn teat will tske the topic, Howdy
i rittklts .,. tinve the Busy Hort,e.
wife." Mrs. Pent)ey will read is chop -
hr from our trunk, `Uttr Oovereimcvtrt,'.
Disttussioi by the nu miters Every..
body welcome.
'lite many friends of 5.ir .,tilutosh
WO Miss (:,,se art' cott rainl'atittg them.
They were tius,!ierl ii, 4rafertb last
week, 'I'hty will live us their tins farm
near .Brussel s.
:NYiss 9t .yn tV.- l [tap ::tssi Howard
heft:r .; ..; ran:titd in Varrra on .tprte
?.l _ .,. r \C' ltut'.
'eat
t'r, ?1
int
On tr ., .rh if•rli el ...
8 o'ttiock to 1,4 OOCH ti nYltt t1 -:F
endow, which will r=.a<,i F titin
fall, A fail attendance ,s ,3rsirl,,.➢
lobo Fttileystnl.
Administrator's Sato
COTTAGES and VACANT LOT iu
Beafortb, belonging to the estate of the
late Rev. 1', Corcoran P, P,
There will be offer• -d for sale by Pub-
lic Auction at the Commercia, Hotel.
Seafortlt, MONDAY, APRIL, 21, IFuIg.
at 2 o'clock sharp, the foliating prop-
erty:
PARCELS I & 2—Lots eau a, twi
tysettrt' 'a d;ti lay -trot n
Mill Siroe( .-.. 1 me 1
Bionic
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of theof e•
the 1i:4*: i "-•�
twVZ.:11 r I'; ,i. ..
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her
curt o•
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•
ll4eausail
Miss Ines Hudson has left for Tilson-
burg where she will he operator in the
telegraph office.
Pts Blackburn is being congratulat-
ed by friends on his marriage to Mitis
Lottieof the Township of Hay
lir, I. Einem] who was ill is now re-
eorering,
Messrs. finebt nin and F, Wick wit
are starting the Hebsell Observer again
They' ,r4' both experienced inen and
will no rirntbt do well,
St: Paul's Church will give a Concert
t„+ letiesday April the '2. Good Talent
front Loudon consisting of the Alice
Dunbar and Sam Munro will be hearth
with pieaearin again. Charles Mallet thy
and the Benders -pp Kitties will capti-
vate yon ('ante.
It is w=itb regret that wi• chronicle
this he de=ath of Mr. Melvin Ful-.
a, alit ....ale,if here, but who died
it, Ci , front ..1i,F'!t,s'--,. The body
i fl ',.,h le till 1. ie-sdty fur burial
hy41t r:t of Ruin .. dvtlh' who
t+ r stet tit) itt felt
tie :, e, bint.nra
1 .,.,. vies,
lit. %XIII'..t.LI' t,t.tt: i vi4(111:: hr>
tiers,
Mr, P. Burns w,'ttr i Subic these
days, Yt'r. a Irony. boy.
The fifty tiers farm known as the
Hastings property, just west of the
town, has been bought by Mr. Wm,
Dorsey far $3,00(1.
After spending the winter here, Miss
Sullivan has retrirned to St. Kitts,
Mrs. C. Beale was in Stratford last
week visiting her son.
1.+'t_'tr vlt
t''4•cll"y �slt;3l'•t�
given to Wire
ar iv.cf ht e,
tet winter in
;" it'lte-I:” i, 1051 r4 16titnlrr.t
li ora gale last
. ., re now and cost
I., 1*otln4.1 the lows
s t, ., a Attwood tto
It' ., hont • in Detroit.
and `alts. Aitcharsou of
art, p,tit it 'vr: d:.ys at tlw family
Make Use Your P., stun .
Have you good pasture going to wale?
If so, increase your herd and make use
of it.
This Bank makes 'a special feature of
loans to farmers. Have' a talk with our
local manager.
* MINION AR. 550
SEAFORTI•t' BRANCH R. M. JONES, Monaco%
aitstsentsaw weartmaImam msEaKesuns ¢awsstttasastnitt9 m witpelteo chat:Mtsik
...
Fresh, rich, full -flavored tea
—the same every time
John isevis.,n of the G. T. R.
t,ivellieg let air stiff was a week -end
i3sitor ,i. his home here.
Mrs, titian and family alto have
spout the past two years in the
village left on Saturday last to join her
husband, Pte. Gibson, who ie re-
turning front overseas to Edmonton,
Alto., where ire enlisted for overseas,
Mrs. Gibson, who has been president
of the woman's Patriotic Society in
the village for the pant year or more,
was given a farewell tea helots her
departure by the ladies of the So-
ciety at the home of Mrs, F. A. Ed -
winds oil Wednesday afternoon, of
Sold only in seated packages
tlniiitr.I folirtnett rears. ,'1'„esi rig tine
Atlantic and setti,'ri in New York
Stay., whir,' they, cit,' ,i two 'sin
tie t, moved to 1' ,yrl,b1, fiuran
t,:anity, tinter..., Mr, H.eistet, died
its iti;rtwhits, tit HEWS', id and Mrs.
float tote moved to V ib,ten, and has.
math; her bona, with is daughter, Mrs.
J. H. tichinnit for tit t c,, yt,:sre.
f Mrs Houston still c. ju,, s t »,nl health
iand n >t her f.n,ult,„,, ,sr,, nupair,,,i,
I :she ...t seen a great master abatrgi•s rn
anti can reinoitbr.• when it witsthought
iinposetb+o that carg rhoulii run with-
out horses. Tia a a., before railways
were thought ,tt 1,t,t, wit 'ii any wo-
intatt relii, o erairii au :tutuutohile
Ieunuch hate been lions el art a witch.
She reads often, 5:''t and embroiders
be.utitully, ll r lctnhtissencee of
I
Ireland and pi Ina. e life in Canada
are eery interesting. Among her atir-
1 viviltg members of a,e' family is a son,
, Samuel. of Hayfield. rant. thio sister,
Mrs, Eiglestin of If:it'iielrl also survives
CD `;. l:av,week: when it very suitable address
1T02 Iid
ants and Children t t as I' it ., tier by the secretary,
tf 2}',7r r y e t p3' etn1 n anti Mrs. (Br )
GJ a} L rltiY 4 la @33� t�t�di' I
1 r it with a areautiful
r:tars d+
ill �` jy �!�_ e. station of her faith.
Fi_, i:..:.te ;.� U v:f.'�ec:clip , 1, ,,,rrivty.
soutlter;y t . t
foot to Vi
Street to a -die. l'k.0 S:r1;l
being the Win [till t. . ,r,,, u,i
OLIN I.ttn;rtt he -s; in tit 10It, 1 .'.,vie.
ing about ons ,i t.t.ti 4,f en;ties,.,f iot'rl
more or kiss, This is situated iii =:,ne of
the best residential sections of
forth, and it a first class building lot.
TERMS—Ten per cent -of the purchase
money to be paid on the day of sale,
and the balance within thirty days
thereafter, The property will be sold
subject to a reserve bid. For further
particulars apply. to
Proutifoot. Killoran dt Cookie I
So]ieitors for 'Vendor
7tiaos, AraVfn, Aiaf LQneec.
9
veekietialb
Ser;;., anti Mrs, Seelwy oof +:':Hilton
isited frlclnds here:
Miss Betsey spent last week in
Guelph.
Molson's Bank building is being en
arged and improved,
Mrs. Swan and daughter are home
again after a visit to relatives is hider -
on.
Thursday April
H.! bit we certainly ,,flavus a fine
Spread of Easter Footwear!
Our display must be art unusually
good one for every tools t i' says • so!
Remember, Easier Sunday is ,the,
Calendar day for appearing its. Spring
Shoes
Merits' Shoes in new Spring
styles from all of' the best leathers.
Dull, Bright or Tan,
Womens' Shoes,. the finest we
have ever shown ! The new Brown
and Black Boots, new Oxfords, Col-
onials, Sandals and Slippers. •
The choice Street Styles in new fool-
wear are here and the best value that
the Price can buy is attached to every'
Shoe Price we name.
See our Children's Easter Footwe ar
�
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"The Home of Good shoes,,,
Phone 5 z
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Seafortli
eroRnarty
Mester W. (.irons fs riaiting at the
home e;f his .'onset,, O, Walker.
tier and 'i.e. I•ieber are occupying
the brick bailie, rot tenni' vacated by
Mi. O:loomI. air, Fisher is in the
west to putt in, tri'• er<rpe and to loot;
after his rnnsh.
After op, t ,line; :c month in Victoria
Hospital, Damien,.tits tl. 1'4 lker is
hours ageiat .u.d . t.o. tiny' leer health
satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mn,sKenneth McI i'l)sr
have returned from their hotieytuoon
trip nod breve sett1t•4 down to tin.'
-realties of life.
Pte, Carl Weitzman of the C.
army was in Cranially Irtot weer:
renewing acquaiutaucne.
A.number of families in this district
are suffering from the tin again We
hope another epldentio will not break
out,
. -i, •: ti, 1 .•,rpa::rtl
from tin,,
:'rlin,t,n 44' i:eetitt1
it t ','e}dtant
t t e tears of
.1 .! tt'.t ,; i. neaW
. ;1>'• I , 001111` re
11,15 life, has
,,ti the
i l I, ill' then. t number
„r. i- tie, -1, ,tile, the
:tte',:•'ictiv<, than in
, <. tat'..01, el4 loom, titan
o;d iii;, kept knitting
:ha ,+..In, . arit'r,J, trite, i'uilstun,
0,1114 -Sly tiIit'' .i=,t,u Lloyd, was born
n,e r,e
Bent: at, I7ounty Antrim, Ireland
M.), tool. l825, the daughter of
Janne: Bt..tid caul Nancy Carlyle, She
married Vint, Joltn Houston in 1811.
To this union wore born eight children/
four sous end four daughters Mr,
and Mrs. Houston left Ireland for
Canada in 1854 in a sailing vessel
After six weeks of a stormy passage
they were practically shipwrecked off
the coast of Newfoundland. They ar-
rived in Ottawa before the 'railway
was built and saw the first train come
come into the present capital of Can-
ada. After five years in Canada tber
returned to Ireland whine they- re
Special Eastertide Offering
tar.
tUT.'.ar
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PRINT N (t
Counter Cheek' hook.
Letter Heads
Posters
Envelopes
illeetu Cards
Loose leaf Ledger
Et:n'nta
et,'.
[Statements
Programmes
Dodgers
Calling Cards
Memorial Cards
111il Heads
Wedding Cards
Note Heads
Neatly and promptly
done
and 11e11er Own to
FYI!
the comedy drama: ,
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;t picture• 1,-tutifutl with a moral that a:trilect bofn<:' w
A �30'Mame Settho
sp..cially prepared by the producers will act;omparly the
play throughout
"The Marionettes” will prove: easill the biggest
artistic suw'e:ess shown here to date.
BE SURE TO SEE IT
Monday Tuesday & Wednesday
Adission ^'C 1Cc 8,,, 15c
yi3
The biggest man in
she country have ktnaund
that the ew.lest way to
spell' success is to
AOS' w>lc:Tlt5ii S bhp --
Mase the i eur'i paper
did not tiultinaislIl etiE
news.. I e,ytaer roH'lIl she
Pei, plla 'drew what is
hall-pertiing ? H k yc,: u
dt"Ieu'tt pt'_libf h -your
wrore leas how Will
tine peatpie irnoww about
youii goods? Yon esus
never sell the q.ods
people d� not kilo
you have.
1 dv'ertising is te'iling
about your stock. The
firm that advertises
gets ahead, every time,
of the firm that) does
not advertise. Shops
worn and oust=of=date
stoat is the penalty
merchants pay for not
advertising,
NEW$
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�, h9 COMM
Apply fete' drops then lift sore.
touchy corns off with
fingers
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop, a little
ifreezone on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, thew you lift
ft right out. Yes, magic!
A tiny bottle of rrreezone costs but a
few cents at any drug store, but is suffi-
cient to remove every hard corn, soft
corn,or corn between the toes, and the
calluses, without soreness or irritation.
Freezone is the eotaelattfenal slimmer;
of a Vineirpsstt;eacets aPt?hs ineeder
gar a adios
(lne i.'irieleu I oel,'for, sale.
F. isIlil,L,
Apply toH,'..-t.(4et11:;e.
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CENT "cAScABE Its"
FOR LIVER AND BOWEL
;ore Sick Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bed
Breath --Candy Cathartic.
No odds how bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your head adhes,
how miserable you are fromconstipa-
tion, indigestion, . biliousness stall slug-
gishbowels—you always get relief with
Oasoarets. They immediately cleanse
and regulate the etoineoh, remove the
lour;' fermenting food and foul gases;
take the excess bile from the liver, and
carry'. off the conolipated Trask; matter
and poison from the intestines and
bowels. A 10 -cent box from your drug-
gist will keep your liver end bowels
oleaat clmna,oh sweet wad bets) gear for
' They 'wait *Ale Pae[ nioeft.