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11001 Nl..15: held in the school ....in , 'If':"' r Il - 1K flu r)T. eiln
of the Pres1)yterian cliurch .i.t Mor i
tionists rtill b.) held in (Clinton yo .
Tuei,dity, 3) j, 7111, at due oi" lock trations ,Ael'e given. Th • ' • if ,, .. „(id -i. 3 r. If .: 4tt (int-
(kay c•,,•er: ;Ill/ l \ hell Mills and demo..s.
ft_ty the mirpose of eelectim!„! oftp.ers. A special meeting of th. ird••,,,
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and IE Ilu)"ht athisdbIL t ) ...t:1' t. a tle?rreiasIti'Yteeltrt;rtia1ft';iliesIndsafIt:irt'ustbi.,Y.t;
candidate for tientre Huron. : ff li. S.t..iiiiii ill Pa 1 t I I, 3 0, ;....,..,;
Alen tlie resignation of the Rev. D.
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1 \\lien/ all did well R is !pit necessary
1 mention any one in partientar ex. -
1 et iii to sa,„ the voal salections of
code..., displayed l ti. elasticity .4
I of 11 ha l is a voice of great promise.
1 3 13 11 --. veho took part were the
Mis.,es Muriel Willi-, ,'1,1. ralge, ,Annie
Nloore 'Mary Stew01-t, Dorothy li erq-
lake aed Messrs. F. VanEgmond, C,
OU hav more
pontillenre in rical-
in:, with .:i 311 W!11)
1.1.113 hail a Widt
PrIetiCer experlence
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$1.50per year'
John (",.venlock.
Carswell of Mel(illop was regri..tfet-
afAmiii:72;i,,tpKit..,..,F,57.1 ttccepted. Ren.. M e T, ar,
apywdort,:ri mode; arm. of the se-sit:a,
of 11.. dmonnental Works, has • TUCKERSMITH Me. Carswell 1030111 resitting for a
r„.ty yoars stewart. ern.- pretty wedding toolt place 1:in'e TQr°11r11'
ex oil Sept. 24th at Ith.h 1.0011,
At.r..an4 friclids ;,•• m",",for4-
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ilattlo; longothan any other 1110111-
WY. Ile thanked thta for the loyal-
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'onservativecauseduringthosee
years. but stated ila! tie would no
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refeatelle urgeto rennsider his
i.olnt 1 thai hideision114111. N..initiatIons were then
Eight were named bet all
ivitiolrew except 'Messrs.. Elterington
1/11oet, Lobb 3(13 dretty. -Ind three
3,3333,134 33000 Fary to make a
ttmice. Me. Petty dropped mit in
th. fir,t. Mr. Tmbh n the scond
'"P7r 311 1133 Mr. Elliott on the third. Mr.
Elliott viel Mr. Lotb then in
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'MICK, GLOSSY NAM
FEE FROM DANDRUFF
Wrist Try it! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful—Get a small bottle
o Danderine.
If you en.re for heavy. hair that es-
. .0 tens with beauty and is radiant wit,*
life; has an incomparable softness
is fluffy and lustrous, Ery Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of .your Mt% besides it imme-
diately dissolves every particle of
afandruff. You can not have nice heavy,
healthy hair if you have. dandruff. This
destructive 3eurf robs the hair of its
lustre, its strength and its very life,
and if not overcome it produces 3, fever-
ishness and liching of the scalp; the
lair roots famieli, loosen and die; then
the hair falls out fast. Surely get a
nnall bottle of 'Knowlton's Danderine
40211 any drug store and Just try it.
OLD TIME DANCE
On Friday, October 10th
10
CARDNOS' HALL
: 'Weloonle
Reeves' -Five piece ma- tistra 111 310
tendance.
$1.01,1 per couple
The East Huron
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
will have an entertainment in the
Town, Hall, Seaforth, on ' Thursday
evening, October 9th, at 8 o'clock.
Vocal and Instrumental music,
drills. and lecture by Prof. Horning
of Toronto University,
ADMISSION 25cts.
W, Jefferson, President,
Dr. 3. M. Field, Secretary
MEN WANTED.—Men wanted
cut wood by day or cord. Apply
THE SEAFORTFT CHEMICAL
Seafoeth, Ont, P. 0. Box 309.
FOR SALE—Seven roomed, one and
a half storey brick houtre in first class
repair, with electric lights, good cel-
lar: also cement cistern and hack kit-
chen. 'rile lot contains 0110 801.0 land
with chicken fence, also good stable
and hen lionse, nearly 11033,', Apply to
the ureleasigned cm the Southwest
corner of the Mill Road, Egroond-
ville. J. H. MeCAULEY.
HOUSE FOR RENT.—Furnished
house for rent to family without
children, on Market Street. Hard and
soft water in the house. Apply to
the NEWS OFFICE,
ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin—say Bayer
to
to
CO
•OASOARSTS" WORK
WHILE YOTJ SLEEP
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach.
Siuggish Liver at.d Bowels—
Take Caccarets tonight.
leen.. your t 111 r,,,Lai•t:Jt•
tact between the hlack arid white rae:es inspired.
Yu can 1!.
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-- FRIDAY SATURDAY
• 19 ,..ent Matinee, Suitirday at 3 P. 8/1.
All seats 15cts. Saturday night.
tint, ilio }whit, and qroon, I the
way' 1 • rli,1113.): when, it
3,41403 ,.,,4' 30104 sem ed„ 'rile 1 f;r11
bride tee0i, 1. 311y handsome n' 11,
ho to 111,. 1,411:4 o
aceidai-e svt mith 3111,3 :11110 tl
:est and le the pianist a liretoelt set
with i"art'' mid amethyst.
Mr. and 1". ins
!afternoon train for a short ,
mown to Witurharn and Teeswater. I
The bride travelled in a suit of navy
blue garberdine, with hat,,,to match.
They will he at home to their friends
,1a.fter Oct. fith nil the groonfe fine
1 farm in Stanley. Their fury friends
eillife may he happy and proeperotts.
,I' t tanning ant
Ho mai, 40.1 t'f; 1.11e
supply and furnish y0rl
s lAie pay Dviee monthly
siouple attl test eacl: can
int;efully Cm/ .1 mt., is
on- Patrons." Patrons'
sled return all oltr can;
t 11.e.
011
Poi ttermillt 3310.)fA. sale at market pricas.
The Seaforth Creamery Co..
the convention . . This 8,, received
with 1.0115;111g cheers. Mr. Either, the
retiring 11i -ember. spoke for nearly an
1101113 in support 017the work and poll-
it-ies of ilic T-Tearst Governemt,
BRUSSELS' FIRE
Afire which oecurred in Anient'e
dry kiln at the placing mill in Bios.
sets on Saturday was of 41311331a nat-
ure that help was asked from the
neighbnrnig towne. Chief Sills took
the new fire truck and left for the
scene with a set- of 11000. When a-
bout two miles out one of the wheels
brolce down, as the woortewtrim gave
out, He secured the Flax Company's
truck and went on, The fire, which
was confined to the kiln. was put out
about 9 p. m.
CROMARTY
Rev. Mr. Ritchie was in Gunton
ene day last week.
,‘ large number from here atteed-
e.1 the funeral of the late John Bare dulph spent Slimily in T.ogan the
1. 11
„y., 11. mr. nat.. wa, a eueste of Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1)31-
extend good wielles that Ceir marri-
11tiss Ella Pearce whppept
months at her summer 11110 here re'
turned to Denial last week to re-
sume her flutiee as a nurse.
Mr. Stone of Tavistock has been
sent by the Standard Bank to fill the
vacancy reused by the resignation of
Miss Curtin leaving for the London
Normal School,
Mr. 1). Crawford has convicted
the wnrk nn .1fr. Harry Nethems
new gatae...e.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rock of Mit-
eliell; Mr. and Mo.. Anderson of Tor
onto spent Sunday with Mr. and Mee.
Alex. Darling.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Campbell of Bid
native of Hibbert ant sum!t
3431.01Fit s life there. Tfe was a Weide res
'Puma Touzz.,
(ion, salow /kn :1 '-3.' head. he havetwo sons Ils 63,410ilill'
mike," 41011111 (.r..),e. 1,,,r,ad I.:Wood.
bmv1-1.. W3.111 1.,1100' :runr 131.14- 11r, Mart,arf_st Patterson of Tol-
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Insist on "Bayer Tablas of Aspirin"
in a "Bayer paokage," containiug proper
directions for Headache, Colds, Pam,
Neuralgia Lumbago, and -Rheumatism.
Name "Boyer" moans genuine Aspirin
prescribed by phyeicians for nineteen
years. Handy tM boxes of 12 tablets
cod few cents. Aspirin,is trade mark
of Bayer Manufacture o, Monockeetie-
acidester of Salicylieegid.
to Iteets„...
mod, witirh'I..0,ins likll
hi a A.:011 bat iiat*.i the fir.:
to wateld misel-- 4.111,re, favl
t 4, 334 Ito., :Lit, ineuttit
tlitti 1: lug Mit!
rtc to•aight Will
! hotimali.
d,,easing and. etraialitea ottt 14)3
1114ing. They a; i you.
10.00nt box front your druggist will
ts,p you. feeling si.o,ati far mouths.
"Par the Blned is the
14 KE? YOU ARE
SUFFER111.1;
inArn any disease, duo to impure Load
such as Easandn Scrofula, Sourot', Bad
Logo, Abaoassos, Ulcerra Glandular
Swellings, 130110, Pimplos, Sorsa of any
Wad, Fnlos,Blood Pomon,GristnatItan,
Goat, etbo, don't naste your tittle Alld Inoney
on lotions and ointments which mutat get
below the surface of the skin, What you want
is a medicine that will thoroughly free blood
of the poisonous matter which alone is the true
muse of 1311 your suffering. Clarkes Blood
'Mixture i5just such medlcale. 11 4, composed
of ingredients which quickly expel from the
blood all impurities, from whatever cause
arising, and by rendering it clean and pure,
can be relied on to effect a lasting curc
(Thousands q/ testimonial+,
'4"."kolftVeratle.°
aver so resne
slrGeds.
Pleased to
take.
Sold by all
Obondoto and
&Innkeepers.
Sops, all
Sabotleu tos.
rk,e's
Tic
Mixture
sibu
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evetung 1111313313 the ansptet
\V. M. S. It 'V14 a e,ireat
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hear so disliormished spea10,-
s Patters..il, :lad it was unfort-
unate that the well tiler was so in -1
element a.; to keen many at !Ionia.
who missed 'her interesting talk on 1
ei..perietwei; ant! lift. 111 Twilit. 1
where ;he spent ten years as a yds-
sinnary,
Nfe, Chas. Afellaid leas pereliase.1
-ree of land
his sititer. ,
last week
visit Ivith
liripp4p, barn allti figs, at
Ti3 ander A.V(.. •
1''» M. fordam 11133
r•-har,14,1 t
having 311131 a t.1011. -alit
:133. :141,1 Nfre.
forrian.
Misses. Mai". t111 Bessie ford -ll
left on ti -ti for Tot itectal,
334,1 Mondai • N't Ifoelaittg. ;
1313 ,j,r1t, 33 to Id.. inure from T14l41401- -
.13,1 » 11''..a 313133 3'' 603 riote's
brid,te on tin e11110 11,A %veep Ril'
fent and 1'11111413 1' fli.v king is
till 111133011SCi1411.1 alld 3110 110 311 car is
CURES ALL
,SKIN & 810031 DISEASES.
WALTON
lifr. and Mrs. S. A. Handily and
Ntr. and Ml" .\. of Statra
spent Sunday with Nfr. Hambly's
sister. Nfis. Jannis Campbell.
Bert Dennison and Clarence Ben-
nett have returned from a pleasant
trip to Detriot on the Greyhound 130 -
ing front Goderich.
'Mrs, James Mowbray and four
snits of Windsor are visiting friends
here. , Mr. Mowbray will join them
here later. She is a daughter of Mr,
Alex, Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Button and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Button and two child-
ren spent Sunday with Mrs, George
Button's brother, Mr. James Camp-
bell.
Joe Hamilton has arrived home
from an extended visit to the Pacific
Coast. He had a great time.
We are sorry to hear of the fail-
ing health of Mr, jcilin Berry, and
we hope for an early improvement.
Fie is past 80 yearsief age.
Suoday afternoon next, the Rev.
Mr. Ecclesson of Lucknow conducted
the Harvest Home Festival services
in St. Georges Church.
WINTHROP
11 tiii• inte1e4F. pro..
hibition and the .11 .ensio11 of the lite-
feredum question will be held in
Cavan ellitreli of this 1,1111' CM the
evening of Oct. Stli at 8 o'clock p. tn.
Captain Edwards of Seaforth and
otheas will actress the meeting and
give valuable information upon this
vital question. All are cordially in-
vited to attend this meeting and hear
these referendum queetions of the
ballot paper explained that they
might the more intelligently mark
their ballot on Oct. 20th;
BETHEL
A meeting in the interest of pro-
hibition and the discussion of the
Referendum will be.held in the Beth-
el IVIethoclist church on the after-
noon of Oct. 8th at 2 p. m. when
Capt, Edwards of Seaforth and oth-
ers will address the meeting and ex-
plain the questions of the ballot
paper ,tha,t all might cart their vote.
intelligently nn Oct. 20th.
Every one in the district Should
attend this meeting as they -will un-
doubtedly receive valuable informa-
tion upon this vital question,
Wometes znd Misses'
New Charming Coas
Featured $ 5 to 65
at
Another illustration of the marvellous success • achieved by
the Store in providing smart—,very fashionable—worthy appar-
el at a reasonable price.
You'll marvel at their worth, their good styles. the fine
lanoring, and they're here in the favored colors.
Many are copies of coats that are selling for considerably
higher prices.
Smart chic coats --for the dashing young Wtintlati, for the
more conservative and for the matron, suitable for street end
evening wear.
military effects, straight line or beite.: Stittne
nave. slate 1 collars, others have choke fnr collars.
SILVERTONES. ALL-WOOLPLAIN GREY CHECK VEL'
OURS, TWEEDS. SALT'S ESQUIMIVIBTTS. PLUSH, LIS-
'rEIV5 POLAR PLUSH, BABY LAMB, ETC.
Coats ef—
Nate:a Wee 1144". Quake/ nrey. flt .30 I.
3m,1 iirey. Greer. Bargatuly, etc.
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Hats 31101 -vill to discrimsting, purchasers because
,e1,. 410at31Vi4it1,1.:133., Men excellent quality and their chic
4331p03313 -»1'41'3 No two of the eats are alike. All the new-
eet .tae shovtu, in close fitting, medium and wide mod-
els, 1: trimmed with wings, Ostrich Feathers, ribbon,
limos. or nsivelty ornaments. Designs suitable for tailored
sport, or afternoon wear.
OTHER SPECIAL VALUES IN
TRIMMED HATS $7.50 to $15
UNTRIMMED HATS at
$1.75 to $10
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