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THURSDAY;„)AISE 14, i9t3.
There are many different,kinda
of Shoes, all More or less eons-
fortable, but there's only one
Empress Shoes
THE SHOE THAT
FITS WHEN OTHERS PAIL
You Ladies who are hard to fit and W110 want Comfort in your Shoes
as well as plenty of Style and Wear should try a pair of Empress
Shoes, They never disappoint the wearer.
Empress Oxfords and Strap Slippers M Patent leathei and fine
black Kid leathers --flexible soles---mediurn heels,
$6 00
per pair , , •
Empress Oxfords in soft Kid leather with cushion $650
sales and rubber heels, per pair -
SOLD IN SEAFORTH ONLY BY
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WINTER TERM FROM
JANUARY 2ND
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
The leading practical training
school of Western Ontario. The
school where rm. get a thor-
ough course tinder competent
instructors in Commercial,
Shorthand and Telegraphy de-
partments, We assist graduates
to po,sithees. l?Vrite for free .ca-
talogue,
D. A. MCLACHLAN,
Principal.
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• UNDERT-AKING
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EMBAL/VITNG •
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of eio.
vernment diploma and license.
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Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
STOP! LOOK! LIf3TEN!
CREAM WANTED
We are not only a Cream Market for yo tz but we ate Also a
Large Dairy.Industry in Your Conummity.
We respectfully solicit Your Cream.
OUR MOTTO: Guaranteed -Accurate Weights and Tests.
Courteous and Prompt Service.
Highest Market Values.
'CREAM GRADING: A differerthe ,of. 3 cents per lb. Butter Fat
will be paid between No. 1 and No. 2 Cream.
CASH FOR emeAun
Cash Paid to Any Patron Wishing it When Cram is Delivered,
Creamery Open Wednesday and Saturday'Evenings.
Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth,Ont.
C. A, BARBER, Mgr
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Conipare Chevrolet
With Any Other Car
Compare Chevrolet with any other '
car rnanufactured, Cornpare it from
every possible angle — thoroughly.
What do you find?
Price—Chevrolet is the world's lowest -priced, •
finny -equipped, quality car.
Upkeep—The cost' of operation of Chevrolet
is lower than that of any other car built:
Perfortrtance—Chevrolet is built to do any-
thing and go 'anyvvheie possible with any car,
and, it will go where many others cannot.
Appearance --Chevrolet is beautiful in design
arid the finigh is of the highest grade and ex-
trernely durable. Chevrolet closed cars have
Fisher bo-dies—the finest built,
Vaiue--,Chevrolet gives, you the best trans.
portatidn per dollar invested ,that you, can
buy. Economy in first'cost and the lowest
operating cost provide, a value that standse
first in comParison with any other car.
See Chevrolet first.
A'sk 'About the. an of Deferred Payment
33E SURE AND GET OUR /PRICES ON PREST-0,LITE BAT-
TERIES, TIRES OF ALL MAKES FROM $7.50 UP.
OUR ATM IS PROMPT SERVICE AND FAIR
DEAI,ING TO ALL
2ar1tn Bros Seaforth
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janeinesS tail) to Cochraee--"!"
, 'The many friends .ol. Mrs, -Koer
$carlett, who has been ill for severe
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..A number fromtowtewere in Gode-
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rich on Monday evening for' the
a week -end with friends in 1,,Valkel-tOn' 'ch'intefi'' einuincted the ' M
moonlight excursion of the G
}mond.
Mrs. James Love, Tuckerstnith
nursing Mrs. John Love in Egm
ville, who is ill with plenrisy.
Mr. W. Humphrey, M.P. for
Kootenay, B.C, riding, and
Hurriphrey, were week -end guest
the home of Mrs. Robert taint
North Alain street.
Mr. T, C. Joynt, of Hensail, via
town visitor.
There will be a sacred song ser
in the Methodist church on. Sun
evening, Jtine 24th, at 7 pan.
A meeting df the Red Cross So
ty will be held in the Carnegie L
rary on Friday, June 15th, at 3
o'clock when the report of the P
vincial annual meeting will giv
All interested in Red Cross work
cordially invited.
Rev. and Mrs. W. D. McDon
and ehildren, of Egmondville, Mr,
T. DeLacey and Miss H. I. Gratia
motored to Hensel] op Tuesday.
A hen 11QIIS belonging- to Mr. Jo
A. Smith, at the corner of Sparli
and Market. streets, took fire on Sa
urday at noon and thotigh the 5
brigade responded at,once to the cal
the building was badly damaged h
fore the fire was put out.
Mies Ja cicson, Egmondville,
spending a few days in Toronto.
Mrs. Jenkins and' son Robert -le
on Saturday for Toronto.
. Mrs. Oscar VatiEgmond and clan-
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ghter, Ethel, Hamilton, are visitin
Mr. C. VanEgrnond before leavhi
for Prince Albert, Sask,
'Miss Maria Bristow, Hatriilton,
a visitor at her home in Egmont:II:rill
Mr. Russel PyPer is seriously ill a
met enr.
Miss Emily Deem, Toronto, is
visitor at the. home of Fier parent
Mr. and Um. W. Deem,
Mrs. J. ',Devereaux is visitie
friends in Detroit, Mich.
Mr. Russel 'Hays, Detroit, Mich.,
a visitor at his home here.
Mrs. W. Morrow, Hamilton, is th
guest of Mrs. W. Morrow, Main st
Miss Mary liableirk is a Detroi
visitor.
The malty friends of Miss Tena
Grieverwho has been confined to ,bed
for several weeks, be pleased to
learn that she is able to' be. up again.
and Mrs. Sidney Gemmell and
Robbie, Mrs, J. H. Smith and Earl;
and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. H. Wright,
of Mitchell, motored to Toronto oft
Friday to attend the ulrelding of their
brother, Mr. Alditner. Troyer,
Mrs. Mundell and Dorothy, of lath-
chell, are visitors at the home of Mrs.
C. McCormack,
Mrs, James Hays and Glen ere
visiting in Nindsor.
Mrs, Peter Fenton, from Windsor,
called on friends here: during the
week • 0.
Court of Revision for the provincial
election was held in the town hall by
Sheriff Reynolds, on Thursday, when
about 130 dames were added to the
list. A court for McKillop was held
?n Carnegie Library 'hall, Friday,
Rev, T. D. i\freCullough, social ser -
e.
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weeks are pleased to see that "she
able to be around again.
Mr. John Kerr, McKillop, Is suffer
ing from an attack of pneumonia,
, Mr, Jake Sprat, who has bee
visiting his parents, Mr. and. Mrs
James Sproat, on his return from the
WLsleaves this week to accept a
position in Detroit, Mich
aslisses Munel,and Beth Willis and
Miss Bechely left on Tuesday on the
Greyhound for Detroit.
Mr, and Mrs. 4. J. Lippert, Kitch-
ener, visited Mrs. S. F. Carron at
Hillcrest, and Miss Moran.
Mrs. T. Johnstone and Miss Boelyn
are in Detroit, this week.
The Huron County Medical Asso-
ciation met in the council chamber
as ednesday afternoon, when 'Dr.
H, Ross and Dr. R. J Burrows, of
Seaforth, each read Papers.
Mrs, Nicholson, Brandon, Man., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clark and her
niece, .Mrs. Evans, James street.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Coates and Mr.
and Mrs. W. MeMichael, were Strat-
ford visitors on Monday.
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PaisleY, and Etrnweod. Ellis," maiden name was Efiza MeCni
, imeeandimea,r464epitegerala, of da, and $he had lived in M K'll
1 North Dakota, are here on a visit to township for years before loCating
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CHISELHURST.
Saturday last Harveyt son of ',Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Jacobi, was taken
quite When Dr, Peck was called
it was found necessary to have him
removed to the hospital in Seaforth
and have an operation: It proved
very successful and the last report
Harvey was doing fine.
Mr. and Mrs, George Eyre, Mr.
John Wren and Mr, and Mrs. Wm
Cole have returned after spending the
them aged father and other friends.
Mr. John Fitzgerald, Sr., has been
quite poOrly but his many friends are
pleased to eee hint out again.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Cole are visit-
ing friends in McKillop.
Four pupils in the continuation
calss in Hibbert school have gone to
Seaford, to write exams. Their
many friends wish them every suc-
cess.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Park, of Eg-
mondville, are visiting at tEa home of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eyre.
A very interesting baseball matah
tOok place in Chiselhurst on Monday
evening between Hensall and Boun-
dary resulting in a score of 5 to 6 in
favor of Hensel!.
Mrs. Mary MeKaig's sale is to take
place this week. Much regret is felt
over the loss of Mrs. McKaig and
family from the neighborhood. Every
good wish follows them to their new
home in Hensall.
WALTON,
Rev, Mr. Chandler is attending the
Presbyterian General Assembly at
Port Arthur during the last week.
Rev. Mr. Lundy, of Kippen, preach-
ed two very impressive sermons in
Duff's church on Sunday.
Late Mrs. Ellis.—Mrs. Alex. Ellis,
whose husband passed aw,ay a few
weeks ago, also paid nature's debt re-
cently at her home, Queen street. She
was in her eighty-fourth year. The
funeral which was private, took place
last week to the Brussels cemetery.
Rev. Mr. Connor, ,of St. John's
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Bruelels, She Was an aunt to tne
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McCulla family at I...eatibury. •
Ellgagerneat Angus
rniiehaei,
of Grey township, announces the en-
gagetnent of his youngest 'daughter,
Mabel R., to Wnt. S, Kitchell, .of
Elora township, the marriage to take
place qnietly in June.
Mrs, 1). Sproat, of Belgrave, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
at Brussels, Walton, McKillop and
Seaforth, left for the West, where
she intends to make her home with
her brother, John Hannah, at SW211
River, Man, We are sorry to hear of
her leaving, but trust she will enjoy
the prairie countrY.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Alexander, Mr.
and Mrs. John Beatty, Mr, and Mrs.
Earl HabkieTe-,-Of the 10th con., Mc-
Killop, attended the Robinson circus
at Stratford on Monday.
Mr. W. T. Grieve who 1.
, vas erect-
ing a barn near Tillsonburg last v.reelc,
returned home Saturday.
Geo. F. and Mrs. McCall left for
West receutly on an extended trip
with the ultimate intention of landi
ng
in Victoria, B.C. Their tickets call for
5 months' absence. We expect they
will have a very enjoyable time as
they have many relatives and friends
to 'call an. Mrs. H. Coornbes, Myth,
accompanied them and will visit at
Deloraine, Man,
Our villager, J. Harris, has been
chosen as election clerk by Return-
ing Officer MeGavin, and he will took
after his work in a competent man-
Ocr.
Duff's church, Walton, intend hold-
ing their annual garden party on
Wednesday, July 4th. '
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WINTHROP.
W. M. S. — The Ladies' Aid, and
W.M.S. meeting held in the home of
rs. Wm. Trewartha was largely at -
tided, 25 ladies answering the roll
11, with Mrs. C. Hillen presiding.
ripture reading was by Mrs. Wm.
hnston, followed by a prayer for
e assembly by Mrs. M. Blanchard.
very interesting paper on "Brunie
ants front Asia, and Problems Aris-
ing from European and Oriental Ina-
gration," was given by Mrs. J. A.
rguson, with Mrs. J M. Goven-
k leading in prayer. Several
lift are ready for quilting and they
°pose having a quilting bee in the
near future,
Miss Margaret freland, of Toronto,
atisvisitingpreseat .her auat, Mm. 'T. Mcllroy,
N. W Trewartha has made a success as a farmer. He
has also made a success as a business man.
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Let g• farmer and a business man apply business thods to the affairs of Ontario, as he did as Warden of the
me -
.County last year in reducing your County taxes.
' Work and Vote for
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Or
vice secretary of London, preached
two lespiratioual sermons in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday,
which were very much- appreciated
Mr. Charles Clark, Windsor, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Clark.
Mrs, Robert Archibald and Miss
Ella are visiting friends in Detroit.
MeSsrs.lJohn and James Scott, of
Roxbdro, sang A duet hi the Egmond-
ville church last Sunday which was
much appreciated.
Mrs. Sinclair, Egmondville, has re-
terned from London where she
underwent an operation for cata.racta
Mr. C. A. Barber and Billy were in
Alton on business.
Mr. and' Mrs, 'Walter Phee and fern-
ity, Hensall, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. T. Sharpe,
Mr. DeLacey, Smithville, is visite
ing his son,. Mr. L. T. DeLacey,
'Mr. and Mrs. Coats, London, were
week -end guests at the home ref Mr.
and Mrs. W. Arnett.
Mr. Harold Stark, Kitchener, was
visitor at his home here.
Mr. John Cummings...has had his
cottage painted this last week.
Mr. and Mrs, T. G. Stanbury and
baby, and Mrs. Hardy, Exeter, and
Mrs. F. S. Rickbeil, Worthington,
Minn., were visitors at the home of
Mrs. G. Sillery.-
Miss IVIeLean, Toronto, spent' a
few days in town. Ad
Mr. and Mrs. T. Patton have re-
turned frounspending the winter with
relatives near Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr. Walker Hatt,Stratford, spent
the week -end at his borne here.
Mr. Hector I-Iays returned on Sat-
urday to Windsor.
Mr, ,Russel Bristow is home from
Toronto.
il,frs. E. W. Edwards and sons,
Harold and Eric, Listowel, were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Barber.
,Misa Trances, Ifowler.is improving
'her 'residence "with ' a fresh coat af
paint.
Mrs. (Dr.);Patterson, of Lucknow,
is visiting Mrs, Jessie Brown.
been a guest ,for several. Months at
the donne ftMr. and Mrs. W. Fee,
returned on Saturday to. her home in
Winnipeg, '
Miss Elva I-Iabkirk; ter, of Mr.
and Mrs, T, liabkirlt,McKillop, is in
haining for a nurse at the Clinton
Mrs. James Carnochan, who sPant
Lie winter with her daughte- in 13os-
on, Masse, has.returned home.
Mr. Aberhart has accepted a
position in the Seaforth Creamery for
the summer months.
• 'Miss Ella Archibald, Toronto, is
spending a couple of weeks with her
parenti, Mr, and l\Irs. Robert Archi-
-MrsPhoehe Th6tpnecn, who has
f.cf . Ea el B1I and YriSs Bess.e
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Grit, -c, arc spending, a 'few deys
W. Trewar ha
Conservative Candidate
in SOUTH HURON
CENTRE ['CON ELECTORS
Your Vote is Requested For
Liberal eandidate
Mr. Govenlock stands for:
Economyin public expenditure.
Reduction of Provincial taxation.
Careful, Honest Administration of the
and other resources of the Province, ---
More equitablelfydro Power Rates.
A well-balanced Educational System.
A Legislature and Government representing the whole
people—not any class especially.
timber,
GORDON YOUNG', JNO. MURRAY,
'President C.H. Liberal Assn. Chairman McKillop Lib. Assn.
OTE
me Somerville
U.F.O Candidate in Centre Huron
Ittrho stands fourzsquare
ott the platform of the
Einitecl Partners'
Association.
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Mr. arrd Mrs, Robt,
ley, visited; with Mr, aod
'
Misy' Velma }!sit, of Sier
spent the week -end at her. tiotia,e
Quite a number of the younrpea-,,,
pia took in the- moon light excursion ,ee
at INI°.cSnpdiatYddnelnirbit; bIsilY en-
gaged pressing and loadingihay. "se
Ki:Nrcihisesn-CI:atil,lerielichilealrtweadtdtienngltteidn Getehye
141,7V wek,
ei:ekr.e sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs, 'Wm, Bullard last week,
Quite a number from this vicinity at-
tended the funeral. Ott' sYmPallY
goes out to those that are leftto
mourn,
Mr. Nelson Govenlock is in Gado.
richonotuhit.etbeepsa:t tlyldi 4.13,titsbihcyr,aivr tmlg h ebreeent ()coal .t11
the Robinson circus held in Stratford
on 'Monday. -•
DUBLIN.
There will be a baseball game pittY.
ed here this Saturday evening be..
tween Dublin and Mitchell at Dub -
tin. Come and sheer our boys!
Mr, and Mrs. Young, of Wood-
stock, spent a few days visiting at
the home of Mrs, James Redmond,
Miss Mary Beale was the guest of
Mitchell friends on Friday.
Quite a number from town attend-
ed the Holy Name Society at Kin -
kora on Sunday.=
Mrs. M. Williams and Miss Millie,
and Mrs. John Dorsey, of Clinton,
visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
John Carpenter,
Mrs. fames O'Connell, of Seaforth,
spent Tuesday the guest of Mr, and
Mrs, B. O'Connell.
...The baseball game played here last
Friday evening ended with a score of
5 to 1 in favor of Goderich.
Mr. Wm. Horan, of Mendon, Mich.,
is visiting his sister, 121iss Maggie
Horan, - •
Mrs. lames Shea is visiting friends
in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shanahan, of
Seaforth, and Mr. John and Joseph
Kenney, attended the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Collins, in Kinkora, on
Thursday. Mr. Collins died in Buf-
falo, and her remains were brought to
Kinkora.
Holy Natne Society Meets.—Seven
hundred members of the Holy Name
Society met in Logan at St. Bridget's
church. Vicar Gen. O'Connor preach-
ed an eloquent sermon on the duties
of Catholics to their fellow men and
to their God,
LYRIC
THURSDAY, FR/DAY and SATURDAY
A Girl—Hai. Boy—A Kiss -011 Joy—
A Plot—A Row—A Vamp—Then Wow/—
A Spat—Too Fat—HOT CAT!
See DORiS 1V1/IV
in the Gayest Comedy of the Season.
Gay and Devilish
Added Extra—The 3rd and Best Chapter
of the "NEW LEATHER PUSHERS"
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Adults 15c 8:30 P,M. Children 10c
Sat. Sand 9.45 P.M,
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Chieftain Mixed Feed, per. cwt, $1.60
Clansman Stock Feed, per cwt.
Low Grade Flour, per cwt. 2.00
ROB Rev MILLS, Ltd.
1.75
Mr. W. W. Robinson wishes
to atiriotinee that the Ladies'
llair=dressitlg Department will
be closed fol. the suintiler imoriths
from June 1st.
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and BEAUTY PARLOR. e
T. W. KO.EINSON, lop. OPPOSITE PcsT,o.yrq
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