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W.i 1 Walker
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and
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For Sale
House and half lore of land in the
village of hgmondville. The property
is situated on Centre Street, close to
the .Presbyterian Church and is known
as the Pursell property, Good com-
fortable hones, good shed, good well!
anti 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.
Phis is a nice property for a retired
for
and _� f Earn the
• C1rN1Hgt,
Li (.11/LGGL
tabes are light. For
— I pertio,dars apply on the premise* or lie
John 1;aultin, Seaforth.
$TRATFORD. QNT.
We have TELEGRAPHY, 00M-
17EFtCIAI, and SHORTHAND
Departments, We give indivitl.
nal instruction. Students are
entering each week. Our grade
ates-secure positions of trust.
Get our free Catalogue now it
may interest you.
0, 2X, McLachlan,
Principal
IF YOUR CHILI) IS CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONSTIPAX'U
Leek, Mother! If tongue is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Figs."
Mothers can rest easy after givitie
"Oaliforuia. Syrup of Pine." beo,Ruee int
a few hours all the clogged -up waste..
sour bile and fermenting food gently
nares out of the bowels, and you hard
e well, playful child again,
Sick clrildren needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless "fruit laxative,'
Millions of mothers keep it handy be -
'SWIM' *boy know its notion ,on the stole -
'"h, liver and bowels is prompt and sure.
Rehr your druggist for a bottle of
eon -
'eine direetionaSyrup
fbabi Piga,"
children tldrtenich oof
11
ages and for grown-ups,
_FOR SALE I 1Il'
Frame House. 7 rooma and pantry
sunnier kitchen and collar, Herd and
soft wetter, i i .attic h hte, large vii
ran fah. Stehle 16' ,.12'heir hoes, tin t
ff,71 • i
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JOHN RANKIN
Bonds for sale
bearing interest from
6 to 7 p. c, —half yearly
If you have any unemploy-
ed funis now is the time
to buy some of these.
Choice securities. No ex-
pense to investor.
All information cheerfully
given,
•
JOHN RANQm
Band and Debenture Broker
Main Street, Seaforth
!'!roue 91 a
Local Agent Wanted
for the "Old Reliable"
FONTHILL NURSERIES
°Illousands of Orchard trees
need ra placing.
1 ly
• i'�tar G tt i<:mt i all for small
CREAM WANTED
-,• fruit fl' l\ •'i, l• ,'It'll,; Rho -
.,
I b;rt'lt plants etc..
Th ,
- ill `l,l"1 for Ornamental
stock in .vii. , and villi;;( -:s its
lar,.: ••.
5_.1
1 I your Cream t!;, et em,,i
top ilrivae. We are .tl ta(r,ger
he year titrongltet id (,n heteile your,
full eupply and fumed: you it its, can:!
We pay twinf unch t tali and weigh
sample and te-t each cat, of ocean car -
fully , Our motto is " Honesty to our
Natro,m ' Y!Emus al', requested to r
urn all our a ane when not in use.
Sitter an Inn ttermilk elx t.n baud
ni for at 'market prices.
The Seaforth Creamery Co,
SEAFO ATM MA 11MARKET
'Good Milling Wheat . $2,12
Oats ,,,,. ,, till
Barley .,.. ,..... 811
(Bran per ton 3aA0
Shorne per ton .................. ......... 2I
Flour .5.7
Bettor... , ........ 5 0_53
. Eggs ............. .. ,,.., i7-47
Hogs to fateuer'a..,. .,,„2100
Secrrn _: Payitlg :Agency with
liber,-! cnnliitoto.;:s, Exper-
ience not Oet .r' -lry,
STONE & W E L L I N GTO N
(Established 1.837)
TORONTO. ()NT,
FLAX LAU WANTED
'Pita Canadian Flax Mills bruit i
Seaforth, Omit, rill rent a large aersage
of sod land, Spring or Fall ploughed,
Will furnish seed free and do the Reed
ing. Farmer will plow, disc, harrow
and roll.
Phone M. MrOormiok, Seaford, 212,.
eb r e p. m. 202.
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The High Cost of hiving—Economy
s the word today. Make' your old
garments do instead of purchasing new
ones, Have them dry cleaned and
pressed, Dry cleaning when properly
done lengthens the life of garments,
preserves their fresh new appearance
and sets as a •iisinfeetant, Unsanitary
wearing apparel often causes eiekness
and death due to germs, clothing
should be cleaned at frequent intervals
My Wardrobe, Gederich St., Seaforth,
Opp, Queen's Hotel.
Mr. J. A, Archibald is in London
attending the Synod meeting.
Mrs. Israel of Welkervilie is a guest
at the home of her daughter Mrs. W.
ondmore,
Mre. McLeod of the frraiiitwaning is
visiting her daughter, tire, W, E.
Soltthgete ' Miss Agnes McKay is supplying for
Miss Jean Carswell for the remainder
of the school term,
Mrs, Tufford of i3eamsviile is visiting
her parents Mr. and Mre. W. Gilles-
pie, James St.
Mr. Rosa Keane of Stratford was a
town visitor, -
Mrs. A, T, Craig spent a few days
in Toronto
Miss Jeffery being who was injured
by breaking glass is bask at the Oolleg.
fate again.
Miss Fowler of James St. , receiv-
ed the sed news of the death of her
youngest brother, Henry, at Portland.
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Anniversary Serviceswere hold
the Presbyterian Church on Send
May et th by Rev, J. J. Patterson,
D, of Sarnia who is a practical intone
ing speaker, Special Music was fur
nislted by the choir assisted by Mie
Thelma Petbiok,
During their stay here Rev, and Mr
Patterson were the guests of their bi'ot
her -in-law Mr, James Watson,
Messrs, W. Edmonds, W J. William
and A A Naylor were in. Godericl
last week attending a district meeting
of the I, 0. 0. F.
Mr. Gill has purchased the bons,, on
Crombie St at present occupied by Mr,
Workmmtu,
Capt. MaCrummon of London in-
spected the sedate of the Collegiate on
Tuesday morning at 9 30, when the
officers arid boys acquitted themsely, a
with singular ability acid rellected much
er'edit on instructor J. F, Ross and
Capt. Frank Coates,
Miss Mim,ie Monier spent Sunday
in Exeter,
A meeting was held in the Tatou Hall
om Tuesday evening called by Mayor
Herburn for the purpose of organizing
a baud.
Dining the past few days much pro-
gress has been made with seeding as
the weather has been better for that
purpose, Malty gardens have been
seeded in town and production is still's
live subject in Canada,
R. S. AI' Arthur P, Reid who roturn•
ed from Ennio.) rooerttly le visiting at
his bolus before going to 'reroute.
where he has a g'btl position awaiting
hint with the Bank of C'oniuuo"t,,
The Rev. T. 11, Brown ie attending
t±:o once!!'!; of tit, Nurutr ,synod in
Lia,dol, tl tl. week
Mr.- L. Crowell told family- left on
Tlntrsd oy last ler London. -
Mr. anal Mrs. Thee, stet +,f" eaford
aro sprntiing at few Bete wt!, ralnttices.
Teel. ei set Imo ai tike in I'itlnt, before
eomnint; Ila+,,,, -
flu-. hi, L. Vi',u,kle iwd Get, !t. Fa
hi.lcKe„zio returned from ntorente this
week, -
fel children of Striae
er permits til-, and
on was a towel visit -
Mist Grace V sir who has taken a
ill course in a New York Hospital,
militates this week.
There is an old explaitatiim, of time
ors NEWS which says it is made up
the initials of tile certified points of
le °onipaes, North, Peet, Weer. Sorel,.
-IS W -S, Now that is just what the
Mort!' Nems wants, ell iterne lit to
ihlis i front every point of the com-
as, W. o have edam splendid comes
nclente but urn ,rent everyone to feel
at the News is their paper and if
u have any Reale send them in, We
n't mind bow bad the wm'iting or spell
g ie, we will fix it up '!'hat is our.
airless, - ,
111,s, Richards an
ford aro visitiugh
Ml's. hlodeland.
Mrs. John Thome
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THE AEOITkI NEWS
Full weight of tea it
every package
T,&iso d tei
Soldonlyin sealed !packages
Miss Anna ,Bell is visiting friends im,
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, 8, Williams of Strat
ford werevisitorsat the home of Mrs.
R, Boyd,
Mise Gertrude Cat•in° left this week
to accept a position in Milverton,
Mr. McArthur and family have re-
moved to Goderich.
Mrs, P, Scott of Brussels spent a
few days with her mother, Mrs .1. P,
Brine,
Mr, Roy Steele was taken to St.
Joseph's Hospital on Monday, Ha
was accompanied by Mr, R. Steele and
Mr. Bead man,
Me and Mrs. W, Pearson were
Stratford visitors this week,
The Sy-nudof Huron requests that
a committee be appointers by the synod
- whish will be authorized to invite re-.
presentative-eom,nitteas of other Chris-
tian bodies lit Otrtario to a general
conference with it view to time inclusion
of religions instruction as a part of
the curriculum of our public schools,'
Rev, Cation W, Craig will iutrodnoe
a natio° of motion, re to the creating of 1.
an auxiliary fund to the superannuation
fundi, with the provision that every
clergyman who at the time of the pass
lug of this canon is, or who shall be.
comp a hen cd(Siary of that sttpernnntta. ".
tion fund, shall he entitled to receive I .1
au annual supplement grant from Heel
fund, not fu any Casa exceeding $h0o J
per annum, l 5
The Street Letter Boxes have been
repainted and new time Carse instal•
led—the public should beat in mind
the time indicated ort each Lox is train
time or one hour earlier than town
time.
Mrs. Cyrus Bailey has Bold her resid-
ence on Jarvis St, to Mr, Alex. 'McDon-
ald. Mr and Mrs. Bailey intend go-
ing to Victoria B. 0. to reside.
Pte, Russel Steele of the American
Army has returned home from oversees
Mrs J A, Stewart was in. Exeter
the end of last wreak attending the
funeral of all aunt,
Mr. Ellis McLean is visiting relatives
in Brirssale
Mrs. Wu, Davideuu el'eut 'Tim-sdtty
to I'd oKr hop.
The ineeave whioltwas held en 'Tues•
clay night to organize a hand tree ad-
journed until Friday night, t'itize•ne
who wish to have a band this year
should turn ottt anti enoonrage title
thing along.
Mr. and 3 -Mrs, F, Brewer of Detroit
are visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs, Beaucham who were
here attending the funeral of the late
Mr. R. Steele have returned to their
home in Calgary.
Mr. Jack Pringle who has returned
from overseas was the guest of his
grandmother Mrs. J. B. Brondfeot,
Miss Zuettler of Hensel) is visiting
Mies Kate AleDiarrnid,
Mrs, W..3, Beattie gave a bridal
shower for M,ss Kate McDiarulid at
her home on Wedueeday afterl,can,
Synod `i cis
Session Began 5 Landon on Tuesday
A aanfei'eeec , n C... "Fore ort ,`.i leer,
merit" of the (eon ,it of ,;;1eel ,
Canada will he ee iml'oit nit fe.,;or
of the sixty-sa,.aml stesi„n , f 1l
Synod of the Dloces, of 1'litto,,, a; hie
began with shun service in et. 1 -wit'
Cathedral, -Lund, Lundell, et 10,30 Li, ,0,1
Tuesday, idey 13, rite ennferen", to
be held on Wednesday evening in
Ot'onyn Halt, Rev, Catton Gould will
he preaont to assist ii' rirllherati.,,,,
and among phaeee of the i'e:tt'artl
Movement taken up will le. orgenizr
tion, for education, ergaideatim, for
spiritual preparation, and orgauizetiou
for oaovassing. -
Notices of motion dealing with act-
ion in regard to time blob -mien of relig-
ions education as a part of the curricu-
lum of the public schools, the closing
of the enariaiel year en December 31
instead or Eeetcr Monday, and with re-
gard to inotease of tate stipend of olergy
men, are amttliget diose aliltottneed
for coneideratiou ill the conrohiug
circular.
Religion in Schools
Cottcorntug rhosubject of religious
instruction- in the public schools, un
behalf of the Brant floral Deanery, tots
a notice of motion is to be submitted
requesting the Synod of 'Huron to me-
morialize the provincial speed as fel-
lows: '
One of the clauses in the report o
Rev, Canon C. B. Sage on the subject
of religious iustrttctiou in the pltblio
sohoole as follows
"Your committee is of the opinion
that the present system of night
schools might be so extended that
workingmen who believe they have a
call to the ministry may lie able to
equip themselves in primary theologian!
learning while engaged in their ordin-
ary occupations, In this way the per.
iod of instruction in theologicalcollegs
could be shortened,'
Rev. Dr, A, E, Itiiihottrg, of St.,
Alban's Cathedral, Toronto, Will be fuel
preacher at divine ser rice in the
e'itlm,dral on the opening taming of
the synod, The quiet i:uur for the I
clergy the lreaed,ng evetitug will h,
°owlettett by Very Rev, Dean (Sweet I
1), 0, of liantilton, I
Canadian Trade
With France
r 1
Ai. Paul Balbaud, formerly Profess-
or of French at the ffuivereity of Tor.
onto, has returned to Canada after four
years' servise in the Translation Seot. 1
ions of the French and British Armies.
He comes with the support of the
French Minatry of Foreign Relations
through the society "F ranee-Ameriquat' I
to foster closer association tietreen the!
countries, eepeoially working through!
a sltb-elivieiori "Prauee-Catutda,"' H. I
leafletted informs the Canadian. 'Trade(
Oumnmesima that it is hoped to form i.
self ,unpot Hog hrdiee in eve's. t tanad-1
iau-City, heatedly to nttlt. known
Fre, lm and t:ttuuliun peotlnrtc of field
'tato f Lure. alit; to (u nt erente. 0 1
nm,iirtt,et,l,'a 3 ,t , t 1
rf_iye `
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Thursday Friday & Saturday
The Adorable Star
"Viola Dana"
-in-
"Opportunity'
Bubbling with laughter—tingling with swipsilas -
chance to see a teal prize-fnghtl Viola Dena did i!nBl OHortuiytr
See it with her. PP yy'
Aiso-
8til Chapter
" Fight For Millions"
Extra Special
Monday Tuesday & Wednesday
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"Say! young Fellow"
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end They are a strenefteeing:,urn
stinptlating medicine, corneitieg 'the
dl enitiera of digee ttnit that tIt„ iii,'tle
cense and impar ting a lwaltby turme Co
the system most beneficial to devalue..
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An adjourned meeting foP the pur-
pose of ranrgatt sing a bend Gilt he (lett(
int the ('c'ol'd! ('haulier no Friday
Evening May 16th at 8 1', H. and it is
urgently re,lllcstod that ALL hantis-
etsn and eitizrius attend this meeting,
This means you.
F. H ARB URN,
Mayor,
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