The Huron Expositor, 1914-07-10, Page 8s •
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DISTRItiT
. Second event -J. M. Best, Sea-
fortb, 1st; 3, Tayiota Clintons Zed.
e Third even......._,t-W: .G, _WIMs, Seaforthi,
1nef st; ineTavisla neafortin 2nd,
TheSeanorth Races. -It Ls her#1,Y
ecessary for us to again remind our
, .
, enders df the fifteenth ainntal meet-
ing_ df !the Seaforth Turf nietb, whieh
takes...olace- on Ahab spaciouis green&
oa Tuesday, Wednesday, And Thursday
talf 'nett week. Th,0 very large; gam of
nix thousand dollars "will he compe;ed
Nier. Many of 'the best and fastest
horses on the elicuit have been erdete.
ed as well as many local fliers and tir.
an Broderick, the very efficient and.
tiodefatigable Secretary informs us that
nothing but the Most I unifavorabne
Weather can now nrefent tins meetiten
from being the Most successful_ over
held in'this part of the country. See -
forth has already gained .an 'enviable
rept:dation for Its suecessful meetings
and the fair, straight forward manner
blwliltheiu thato t edand the
rifty-five Years alarried.-Mr. and biiending viraces
ares'gnaye11d
rely°,
Mrs. Jamieson ' of Tara., who were .at /fleeting of the . next week will be no
.treeenving congratulatione froM ntheir favorable -weather, tberefore, we MaY
exeepton to the general rule. With
one time residents dt- Seafarth, were
cbildren in xriany oarts of the ;world, fairly look for a retold 'crowd ;and ,the
being the an -
June 21at, the MCBAS10/1 mast intereeting peed trials ever held
and also from a host of friends, on
en libe Seaforth Park, The aforth
niversary ()If their marriage 55 years `Turf Club request that persons .1:Lan-
ese They are in the best oE beanie UV a box stall available, to ever one coenanunic
and e.
ances led fair to celebrate Abair dia..; Ate with the SecretarY, as coneiderably
, m present , ( appears
17
its and fro'hundred horses are expected
from Port Hai& and Listowel. 4
MOM. , edding. It is the hope of their
many elands that they may be spared
to do so. Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson ars ------' '.
the parents of Mrs. W. Chartere, Mill Dr, Forester of Strh
atford, eye, ear, nose ' ana
Rad, Togkerernitb. I , throat specialist, will be at te Queen's Hotel, Se3
— forth, rd Monday, of each nttnth from 11 to '
' 24044f '
. ' I
1 • McIntosh -Pratt. -A quietwedding
celebrated on July est, ithe Rev' *"."
as s Prof, lingitson, the reliable eye spechliek 0
Its- Twesday, Wednesday and Ihurolay, July 14th, 16th
_trattord, vilb'be at Beatti,es " Variety!' store on
',Harper Grey officiating, when k iss .ro-fd 16th. Cone In and bare your eyes tested and
Pauline Isabella Pratt, B.proper spectacles.
deerghter OE Mrs. Be]iti A.. Pratt of .e
4., Youngest ee esti ainn(Y you With the
2929-2
1.43.EAT $1.60 bpTIcAL SALE of warranted gold
tilled rim slit tacler and eye glasses with.batit'
spherieal lenses, for only $1.60, sold in regular way
for $3.60. A scientific .examination of your eyes,
free, ify Mr. Hughson, formerly optieal manager of
Kent's jewelry store, Tesonte. The test alone
woith more.. Stale begins Tuesday. July 14th and
will 'close Thureday at 0 p. m. Come early.
Beattie Bros. Variety store, Seaortb. 143041
Wanted—General servant for months 0.31 ailY
and Auguat, Apply Mrs. ` E. A. Corbett, car of
Mr. S. Dickson, Seaforth. 243041
Hay for Sale—Tweve acres of hay for sale On f the
field, timothy and elflike, on Lot 3, Conceesion 6,
Tueltarernith„' John Sproat, Egmoadville. 200-1
Reunion News . -Kincardine,
now, Vingbarie, Blyithand Clinton fire
Inigades, Which means everY town on
that line, have signified theirs intene
: tieeof ettendiag the riremains -dere,-
. . .
I
onstretidir here. Tbe3r will bring- the
Mikan% ' Kink Band, the Iniacardine
end Luelenaw Highland Pipers' • Bands,
and Wingtaantbress band is also likee
eampagehassaameasesaage wismomisswimainvollart AY tte be here Arraagernents . have been
oonle
The more you buy ,Ait.lbe• race track for Did BaYS ,We:ek.
epted for a big new grand stand
The more you save
a e
8.0.1181181k
S ee ,fdvertisernent on page 5.
Cash Shoe Store
Opposite the Expositor Office
—Seaforth—
The South- end
Furniture ,Store
Mattresses at
Half -Price
Kineardine Fire Department hale. Den
plied or their civic holiday for A.ag-
us% 5th., the big day at Seaforite-
Other O'Id Bole Reunion notes _en Sge
three. .'
1
- Toronto rename the wife tof Mr. - We -
this week. If you gram Go
'aria; McIntosh 03.A„ 'See of
. .
Toronto, 'Youngest son of Lair. and Mrs.
need a cot for Old Zanies McIntosh of Seaforth,ipnt., may
the Met:et:Hate relatives being present
BoITs' -w e e k yo, The bride wearing ivory natin with veil
4.1- (wed orange blossoms; kraered the draw -
rent them. h e r e. big...,..m ori: the arm tof her lerothen
ene R. A.i.Priatt, to the istrains of the
wedding mareh played by little Miss
Ad orders itittstbe Helen Roberts of ;Windsor, inieee of
the bride. After -Au/gust the. first, ,�r.
and/ ides; McIntosh twill be at home at
280 Dupoet street. ,,
R. G. WINTER
JFD
Jew° and ptioian.
Issuer Marriage Licenses
SEAFORT ON T
)4anaes V atson.
1, Successor to W. N. Watson
femoral Fire, Life and -Accident Insur-
ance Agent, Real Estate and
Loan Agent. Insurance on all
kinds of laroperty treated at the
lowestrates. ,
Dealer m New Ra,ymond, White and
New Home Sewtog Machines and
National Cream Separators.
full supply of sewing machine
needles, attachments, ofi and xe-
pairs alwa-vs in stock.
New Telephone
Directory
The Bell Telephone Company of
Cana& is soon to print a new issue
of its Official Telephone Director
for the district of Western Ontario.
Parties who contemplate becom-
ing subscribers, or those who wish
changes in their present entry
should pace their orders with the
Local AtImager at once to insure
insertion in this issue.
Connecting C ompanies _
Should also report additions and
changes in their list of subscribers
either to the Local Manager, or
direct to the Special Agent's
department, Montreal.
The Bell Telephone Company
of Canada
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Please
Your Friends
Your portrait as a re-
membrance will be ap-
yreciated by your friends
as an evidence of your
thoughtf
We Guarantee Satisfaction
If you have any pictures
i • to enlarge bring them to
us.
Fells Studio
Phone 19 Seafor
Houseful
of Bargains
AT THE
Home of
Good Shoes
Watch the Windows
Friday and Saturday
• Re R. Scott Donnell and Dr. Mair, Heneall, nan
Ross and Currie, Bruissels, Let; C. Me..
U
atingles-First event, J. E. Willits, 'Sea -
Phone eaforth Ontario
g.a.nneeialnentits na.aforth
53,
"Accident fa Ma Bellert,-Councillor
Con Eckert a Mcicrillop met with a
very serious and Painful accident on
Wednesday of lastl week. Mr. Eckert,
who owns and resides an the Cowan
Tarim; a.djoining ,See4forth, was eine
gaged With his son in 'placing tiles in
a drain. While stoopin,g down in the
Wain adjusting the tiles, ea, large
atone lying on thesidefell in on Iaine
severely crushing hen and injuring
him Internally. Sa serious were his in-
juries that foe several dare .his life
Marriage Lbenses issued by Sa‘;auge suld Stollery
Jewellers, Etc., Seaforth. 22774f
rms. IL,
23294
toFgare, sSeaaleto—rttveral rood houses on easy
Flags — Flags of ail Nation's, pennant , Japanese
lanterns, fans and parasols. Souvenier goons and
all the old home week novelties and: Waft atakorri
See them at Beatles' 5-1046 and 25e More.2480-1
Eye Specialist Professor Ilinghson vsill again
visit Seaforth, July 34, 15, 10, and will be at our
store. We would recommend him to any one need-
- ing eye treatment. Beattie Bros., Seaforth. 24304'
Cotnmercial College—The Clinton Comr=M1
College, owned by Mr. G, Spotton, has been pur.
ehased by Mies 13. Warn, !Ale former PrInmpal.°
it il be hereafter known as the Clinton Soluoi of
Commeroe and is being thoroughly renovated and
equipped. Among other improvements,' is the in.,
staIlation of the Bliss Practical Office System of
Molt keeping and up-to-date filing systeirs. in
was despaieed Of and his relatives csoeneeesetit)outihe nsual Commercial and Shorthand
Pitman system of shorthand
is willbetau°gIO'Llneuadreibeing introduced a Fa e
were suminerted. But on Friday be ee
took a tern for the better and
mine, for the winter months, and a Civil serlis
now improving and unless =expected coeur(sit,utiltrsexbaor:Ifori Gevnernmemrpeanlopposenitslosnsep. teWmhble:ner
pornplicatioes set. -i-a. there are good th
hopes for this epeedy recovery. His nt, with a well train°edaanid highlyfilt
i 8 t
will be the most modern and best eeciQuiepflettotffril
of its kind in the Country. pla
.ap o
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EXPOSITOR
elast the thin,f,s or rnownt-
tug zio
ke
attrtin
r Kodak pctures
ps the prints from
and make9 a nice
soave iela Of your vacation
We hi v e thein in differ-
ent sizes, at 10, .16,
40. arid 500 each.
'brother, Rev.'
ichael Eckert of Min.,
neepolls, is here ;with him, baying ;been 1,
summoned when, he was so pad, Mr.
Eckert's many friends win be pleaned
to hear at his continued progress
healthward and all will hope for big
speedy and. Pomplete recovery.
Egniondville Notes. -Mr. Holerran and
Ms daughters, Sadie and Rena, were
visiting friends la lairkton and Exeter
last' weekenfifies Babe "Sweat left las;
week to epana a few weeks With
.friends In Guelnh,-Mr. R. ,Charlesworth
and bride Imo. Cleveland, are spending
a short hopeyanoon with the formee's
mother here. -The 'high grass , and
weeds around the village streets, are
quitte an eyesore as well as a ;nuisance,
It would be well to have our village
lonk its beet for the Old Bons' Iteunien.
James Laurie and Kra. W. O.
Larnisborough left last Tuesdae for a
trip to the west ---Mr. Ceole. who has
been the guest of Mr.' Hoirna:n for
some dire, left for his Janne on Morn
day last. Mr. Holman accemannied
him as far as Toronto. --The Young
People's Missionary and &dal 'Union
,of Eganondville Church, had a picnic
te Bay -field to -day, Franey. -Mrs. D.
Saroat df Belgrave is vistileg friends
here this week.-alles Nettie Shilling -
law Is spending *a few weeks in To-
ronto.
Collegiate Promotion Results. - The
promotion in 'the lower forras of the
S eaforth Collegiate have this year been
deter,mlned in the \cats° of nearly all
istlidents by their standing on the re-
gular weekly examinatioas during the
year. The names in torder of merit, bas4
ed on each examinations, "bave already
.been published. The fallowing Shows nag
names df !students la/alphabetical oder
cif these eligible for ,prignotion ; Form
1 to Forrn 11.-W. 1,kment; Beale .4.rgo ;
1). Beattie; W. Bell; Kathleen Burrows
Irene Carhert; G. Chapman; E. Ches-
ney; Mary Edmund; F. ;Faulkner; T.
Gillespie; Hester Godkin ; Alice „Knech-
tel; ataZ iMeClinchey; W. ,McDowell;
McLean; Kathleen ,McMann; J. Melady ;
nignes Murphy; W. Nigh; Marjorie DIC101-
gm; 1011,et_engeletp; R. Reid; Loretta
Roach ; ara.rion Scarlett, J. Scott; G.
nhillinglaw; inargu.er tie Stewart; G.
Wankel; D. Wileon,', Form '11 to Fora:
1.11.--Merjor1e Andrews; Annie aench-
Wan ; -Helen Creswell ; Meager° t !Co yen ;
Crecb; 'Margaret Edge; Allan Fisher
Belle Forsyth.; Erma, Freeman; ,I. Gei-
ger; Verna Graves; Louise Griffiths;
Arehie Hay; Jessie Kerr ;. 13eatirice
Larkin; Marion Larkin ; Callista ,Mal-
one; Claressa, Scott; Margrete ;Snell;
.0. ;Prayer; Ella Teenatal; Mabel Turn-
, Local Brieae.-Miss Carnochars, 1:.; ar
e
nrofensio.nal nurse, from, ,Terantot -es
here visiting :her brother, 4.Mk. H.
4Aalind dmIallghottetrerof 'New jo-rkirl,,..-
0b,a4rrnrioce
Visiting. (at the irnme an arr. and (Mrs.
Wane T. afOrson. - Rev. Mr.. Oor-
ben Is here from efoetreal. Ile. and
Mrs. Corbett and little son are occupy-
ing the Dixon home- during' the toll-
. days. -Mr. Ralph Fisher of Little Reck.
;Arkansas, ils.. visiting ,.at the home of
, his uncle And aunt, . and Mrs. Al.
1
1. Y. InkLeatt-Mr. W. J. _ eattle has had
'I Ie*the material .1aid dew for extensive
mprovements a his slaughter nottee,
with the view of nringing It 'ap ton'he
1 tail requirements of the Provincial
Beard df Heaith, frames ganitary .polat
: 01 view.---Mre. George Barr of Ottawa.
; end her Male non, 'Erick, are visiting
Mrs. lnarr's gdster, airs. James. - Alt -
1 chetson at Rexboro„and ther brothers,
,
Messrs. jamee and Peter tKerr, Me -
1 Killop.-The achoel teacher^ earnrne.
' eeetme to be as +prevalent as ever,ljudge:
ing from, the ndvertiserrents for teach -
ere In the naners. -The -Toronto Globe
has daily from seven to, ' ten ;solid
Ana -me of ads. or teachers and most
"of them far pourar-y Seablic (schools.
The farnine le ,a good thing -for the
Globe as well as nor the teachers.-
arr. J. (0. MeGavin, who has been visit-
ing friends 'in. this (vicinity for several
tweeks, left for his home in Winnipeg
this we,ek. Mr, tMeGavin is an old Mc-
ICElop bay. After finiehin,g dais course
at the Calleglate tInstitute niere some.
sixteen ;years ago, he atruok out for
Winnipeg prei hats been very fortunate.
He is now at the head -of .sevitia'
large ' financial institutions in that
1 citiy.-Ivir. Arthur biusgieive, Toronto,
nowt/0st 60-T1 Of Rev. ,P. Musgrave -
formerly of 'ercKilion was yisitin.g with
Mr. and -Mes, J. R. Govenleck and ;other
friends during the fpa,st week. -Haying
Is now - general ert this vicinity, The
crop is very good and so" far the
vvelather, anis been favorable. It is hop-
ed our fanners willenot have to irrnort
hay to feed ttheir (stack this .winter.
-Mr. and Mrs. T. S. . Menarey of
afelita„Manitoba, .with tier daughter,
pirs. Louis McQuillan and son, of
" Winnipeg, are visitirtg at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, :James G. Ches-
ney, Tuckersmith.-Mrs. ,iv'f. Broderick
entertained the aneinbers df the Separate
=boot entrance class, to tea on Sature
day. -Miss Edith 'Hunt, pupil .of Miss
bora B. Gab, has *aged the junior
piano examination raf the TerontoCoa-
servatoiy of music, with honors. This
examination us9ally means ,a year of
931; El71_51;-/eig§le Nilson:. -hard stride', butildiss Hunt r;Otained it
/ In five ;months:We congratulate both!
The Bowling Tournament. -The 2011 teacher and Lytrp11.-14,ts. and Mists Mc -
annual Itclurnagnent of_ the Seaforth ICinley are in Torento, this week,a-Mise
Level Bawling Club .was held on. their Nora Kennedy, af 'Wing/tame is inciting
green here on 'Dominion Day and With her grandmother, Mrs. McKay,
Thursday following and was one of .Goderich Street -Miss E. (Marks, of
the ;racist sueceissful In the history .,01 Hamilton, is the ghest of her auk
the ride *A new departure was len. and auat, Mr. and Mrs. M. Broderick.
troducedlthis year, competition being -Loyal ,Orange Lodge Nye. 798, Sea -
for Sicotch doubles and eingles only ,and tortb, aecoMpanied by a number of vise
it proved a ver -y popular one, as there itors and the citizens band, will attend
was a record !attendance,despite the divine ;Worship in St. ThoMas Churea,
most unfaverable weather, Wednesday on Stesday esveitig. next. -Hrs. George
being rather niet at tines, and on Morrison and Mrs. Robert McGrath,
;Thursday it was a trifle cold. The who have been visiting at the .1.otrie
greens were in splendid eondtiion, aria of air,. and Mrs. 3 a Welsh, returne
the, gonanittee hati the lawn Special-- ed this week to their home. la Owen.
ly decorated and bad provided .most nounn.-earrs W- C. Landsborougb, of
!generously ' for the comfort of their Tugkersanith, -left this week an *, a
Itneests. Rinks were prearlt• from six ;weeks' 'AAR with relatives „In Ar-
Goflerich, Clintole, Blyth, Zurich', Ex_ den, eranitoba.-Mr. end ...Mrs. E. II.
eter, Hensall, Brus,sels, !Mitchell and Close were :Irt Stratford on Wednes-i.
Stratford, besides the ocal bowlers, day attending the tuner -al of Mr.
there being some forty eatries in all. close's :Imother.-Mr. Hugh! Welsh of
There wire4tvir!.o events in the doubles , Hamilton seent Suriday iast at his
and 'three an On singles, and there home herd. It erill be advisatile for all
were matey laicise and exciting gamespersons who wish to obtain infer:nu-
The following were 'the t winners ; titan about electrical and. other clecor-
enoteb doubles-lst event, Dowding
and Grant, Clinton, lst; :donna and
Glennle,, Seaforth, 2nd. -- Second eaeot,
4mit
Thompson's Bookstore
Seaforth
Window"' shades and Picture frames
made to order.
Mrs. James Wafieson.-Sotre of the out
of town teachers who are spending. the
holidays ' at their homes berg Are
diesels Florence Thompson, Margaret
arid JessieScott, Rose Dorsent D. Gil-
lespie, Monte Laidlaw, Nettie Pethick,
Grace Voir, Rae Govenlock, Genevieve
and Ittlildired Jones, and Messrs, "gni.
Morrow and E. „Rivers. -Mr. Jolla , B.
Henderson left on Ttiesday for New
, Where Will spend a eau-
eeks . visi ing his'Ndaughter,
. 'Watt, -Postmaster Williams
ink ''of bowlers over to iZurieh
on Mon ai tor a friendly game nivith
the local bowlers. -Mrs. Stewart Land
daughte Miss Pearl left on TaeedaY
for :the
spena.•
ter Carl
*friend,
days laq't week. --Mrs. Carman, sontad
daughter, ;who have reeided in town
for aboV a year left, la,st week fax
their summer,: home in 'retitle's, Que.
bee. -They will not return to Seafortb,,
as tetisislOarmAn has resigned her posi-
tion anhtbe staff of the Collegiate a• t.
niv
:Matte here, and accepted a similar
positio in Toronto, -Mies Olive Scott,
of Blue, ale, .WAS ta guest at the home
of Mr. ilohn Beattie, Goderich street,
ladt ,week. ---airs; Arthur Forbes ef
glintofi was here last week calling- on
frienda-Mr. Rased -eforsori of Gode-
rich is; spertding ,his holidays at his
home bere.-1,111ss Margaret Knighteano
has ben attending the Collegiate Insti-
tute here for- several years, has coM-
pletecl , her course and returned this
week o tier -kerne near Sarnia. - Mrs.
1
Georg Irvine of Spokane e and former-
ly of this part, is visiting her sister.;
irs. Thomas Fowler, in Ilarpurhey.--
'Misses Elia and Jessie Robb of Toron-
to have returned to their home in
'town or the steamer.--Nrise Jean Chid -
If
ley . as the guest of her cowgirl, Miss
Evelyn Greig, last week. -Mr. and Mrs.
George T. Tarribtill and 'W. and Mrs.
R. yr'. 'McIntosh motored to Toronto
last Week to attend the alcIntosInPratt
wedding. -Mr. Bert Spea,re of London
Ls spending the holiday.s with his par-
ents) Mr.. and Mrs. H Speare.-Mrs.
Porrance and daughter Hazel spent
the Weekk-end In Wingharn.-Miss Ella
Chesney has gone to Toronto to take
an ' rts course At a eummer scbool.-
lerr4 Ni. 1'. Adams of Birth was fere
thisl week, visiting her mother, Mrs.
Isaafc iMIller.-Miss Ruth Hamilton of
goderich id* the guest of Miss Jennie
Govenlock.-Mr. and ,Krs. G. D. Haigh
were ,in, Lticknov,r over Sunday. --Mrs.
Jones of Toronto is visiting at the
home of her sota Mr. R. E. Jones,
and Avail other- friends. -Mrs. O. V.
Weston of Detroit is visiting at, the
borne a her ,parents, '1,,fr. and Mrs.
Janies Graves. -The Bass Club spent
Wednesday at Kay, Bay. i'vrataills was
Pilot, leading the catch. -A little
of /Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Byrne had
misfortune to fracture an are'
'Tuesday evening while playing in
park -The Expositor had a pleas-
ant, ;call -Nan Monday morning froa- .Mr.
aohn Laporte of Drysdale And a par-.
ty of friends. Mr. Laporte's ism from
Chatham Arrived at his Place last, week
Wita a handsegne autowdbile, and he
toot als father and other friends on
pleasant, trip to visit friends 'inStrati4
ford, where they spent Sunday. They
.were on their way home on -Menden,
when they welted over an hour lIt
Seaforth, to call on friends ;here. Mr.
Laport ' is one of those evax cheerful
met' ve err! it always makes a person
feel better to eneet.-Mr. ,and Mrs. E.
McFaul le,ft tills week for St.Thomas,
to spend a few 'weeks with friends
Ste hens and family of Detroit and
in 3,,tliat district. -Mr. and /Mrs .Jobn
Mrs. G. V. Rogers and 'family of Lon -
nos. are •spendeng the holidays at The
Qu ann.-Mrs. Peter Tiernan and
4afughter Margaret of Wtrkisor are
vis ting Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan, near
Se orth.-Mr. .Albert (Morrison, civil
f
en, !neer of. Cleveland, spent a fe;w
days here this week, the guest of his
uncle, Mr. -.John ,Morrisann-Mri, Wil-
li*, Gillespie, of Brussels, is the g lest
of 'Mr. and Mrs. William Gillespie-Jeares
Street. -Mrs. John' Dorsey, of Dal ith,
is j/isiting at the parental. home et Mr.
and Mrs. :M. `larillitten.s.-Mrs. J. F.
Mo -
Mann returned this week frons a pleas-
ant visit with friends in Chicago, Min-
neapolis . and Duluth, -Mies Franeis
Roberts is (spending a .few daze with
he4 dieter, Mns. Henry, in Huntsville.
:..Mrs. and Mies Bethune left on satur-
day for Vertnon, B. 0, where they, will
nd the sumrrer.-nriss Clark, o.f St.
harines And Miss I-le,mingway, at
I,rnr, are the gdests Of Mass Evelyn
Gr Ig. -Six rinks Of bowlers motored
to Clinton, on Wednesday and pianed
afternoon and evening ga,mes with the
glut], of that town. The afternoon, game
resulted in a ivictory for Clinton, by
Harnbur
age of
Mrs. !Ale
kook a !
.fifteen sheets* .and, the .evening game
*ane --out re tle.-Mre. Wm. licaleYe -of
• Guellin es Meiling at the home 'of ara,
and .errs, Ed. Hants ainKillop.-The
Weed Week" on the town" hall- is bein
,reaainten this aveek, Which will great-
ly ireprove its -appearance -The
national Correepondenee Seboele 0.6rene
non, Penne are -giving art exhibition .on
itheir work In t.he Cardno 'Bleck, this
week., '
Winthrop
Church Serileese4On golpity evening
next, Rev. Ma Clarnweileewill preapla
0W4e1 sergion inteenan Church', tfe
the ;members a oa4sta1ge 'Lodge, No.
f57, Canadian brner. of Foresters. The
service will commence at.t.eiglit -onlook
end it es expected that there will be
* large tarneut Meenbers.
ative sehe:nes for streets, lawns, homes
shops, loges, etc. for the Old Boys'
Reunion, to consult the decorative cam-
mittee, Messr.s. A. E. Forbes, 3. McTav-
ish, and E, Gretta Watson,
of Moose Jaw, is spending the holidays
; --4.1419*XIV 191.,.t, her. Mie.11#!.1.,, laiAd
-
west, where they 1 intend
tbe summer holidays -Mas -
'Welsh of ntratford visited his
aster Ben Roberts for a few
;the
soh
the
tae
spe
Ca
iAy
Varna
Notes, -Mrs. (Rev.) James Footeand
:Anna Grego Adams; have been.
spending several, weeks at,Ithe home
of Mr. John Foote, returned Iasi mire'ek
te their hame in Thetlftirdsn'orne may
friends of Mr. 'Charles Atelck, who left
here a few tweeles ,ago for Edmontax;
will regret to ,learni that he; was severe.:
iy injured recently -Oen fall, And nvill
be laid uri for -tsneneetime:
MIGLAMEW.
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PRIVILEGES
The Both privilege in con-
nection with the Old Boys'
Reunion will be sold by pub-
lic auction in front of the
Town Hall
Monday Evening,
July 13th
at § p. m.
These privileges are for the entre
Sellibgiarivileges of every kind at
both the race track and recrea-
tion grounds for .the Reunion
week. '
A D Sutherlahd, Sec
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-McKfllop
One good dollar buys a guess in the Seaforth-
Firetrien'a bean guessing contest, and one good guess.
buys 'a 1914 Model T, Ford autontoolle. See the jar
of beans in .1. P. Daly's wirdow. 2429-1
Notes. -Ws, Ternat and herdaug1i4
ter Margaret trope Sandwich, rant ewe*
'Visiting friends Me and aroend Sea,
forth the past week.=-1dlias Llizie Eck-
ert Is boene for venation from Torone
to, where she IS studying for a teach-
er's certificate. Her manyfriends
vvisli her seccess. 1
BilleChlite00d •
The Seaforth Fire Brigade are holding' a bean.
guessing ooneest. The jar of beans is on exhibition
in J. P. Dales window. -You pay $1 for each guess.
If you gues is the exactor the nearest to • the exact
number,- yo u get a 1914, Model T ' Ford Automobile.
What more do you want for a dollar. 2429-1
Notes. -Rev; rather Eckert Of Min-
neapolis, is visiting relatives here. -
Mr. Louie, Maloney of Wellesley, as
enenclirinsthe haliciays at his none here.
-Mr. Timothy' Lynels, recently' sold a
three year old colt to Mr. Hogg, on de:,
Killop, for 'which he received a 'kande
some figura-Mrs. Duggan and daugh-
ter of Minneapolis, are visiting 11.4n
parents, Mr. and (Mrs. Thos. O'Rourke.
-Miss iidarY Nigh, of Hibbert; spent
„Sunday with !Miss Tessie
Blyth .
- Sad Drowning Accident. -A very sad
-drowning aceident the first in the
history of 13Iy.th, occured here on Mon.
day evening last. Mr. Victor Bell, while
bathiag in the switrering hole with a
tompanlon, took *cramps" and was
drowned before aid could reach hen.
He was prerniiing emeng man of :S.-
Iinaut ltwentyeene years of age. His
companion at once ran for assistance
and called Dr, Milne. The body was
soon found, but nothing. could be done.
Deceased was a son of Mr. and Mre.
W. Bell, well known and reepected'te-
sidents of this town. ,
Manley i
A new! 1014 Model T automobile for $L See the
bargain in J. F. Daly's window, Seaforth. 2426-1 •
Briefs. -A. . numbee from here have
been paying visits te! :Mr. C. Eckert,
who Met witn a serious aecident while
engaged In trenching the ;foundation
of hie driv shed. Apparently -he was
is\
in ?the tre h. evorking• on his kneeswith a k, when .his \son rolled a
large stone Off the boat will]; the
horses. The chain slimed, causing foe
stone to laounce,"analting its way to
the trench, whicla when the.son saw,
he warned this father, but it was
alto late, as it had his *tin], -pinned
against the, hank. Had it not been
for the strength of the son and the
hired manlife would have been crush-
ed out in a short time. He was wa-
iled to the (hauee and a -doctor teas
ealled at once, when it was found
sthat eonditions were not 'so Irloasi
.as expected. He Is now r'eco ering
.ratildly and ,wilI soon be 'tell right
again if !nothing of a serious nature
sets in. -Rev. Father Micha,eI Eckart,
end Mrs. W. McKay, daughter of Mr.
C. Eckert, are home on the vacation,
the former from Minneapolis and the
latter from Leavenworth, 'Wasningtoni.
e -Mrs, J. F. MeMenn, Who had teen
away for the nest few weeks in the
western cities, returned home with her
brother and Mee% and arrived home
the sante day ibfr. Bek,a,rt was injured;
and were Much -disappointed, as they
were giving their friends a surprise.
--Some of the fall Wheat was so bad-
ly injured by the late frosts that it
Is being eat down fak green feed. -Mr.
Jaanes SMart1n raised his large bank
barn • this weekae'nhe. anany friends
Of Mrs. Conrad Sternagle will " re-
gret to learn that her condition is so
serious that theree is little hope for
her recovery.
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Wal ton
Regovering.-The Many friends g
uris. Alexander aarciintr will ne pleats',
ed to learn that tabe is now StifficientlY
renovered =to get (about ;with he aid pf
crutches. Mrs. Gardiner ,had een eohs
fired to bed far bout eight weens
With a frantured leg., When the frac-,
tura had !healed And the splints .were
rer.noved it was neund that a; c1$of
bloodi had fanned an tone of the r$ re
les. This bad,14to 43,e .repoved and trade
the case somewhat tedious- and deli-
cate. However, it es (now hoped that
eUrs . Gardiner is on alee eneetly road..a
recovery. Her isister,ti; Mrs. Gennep
Barr of Ottawa, -wile .had been with
her for a ;month, -has one to visit
friends in the vicinity of Se,a,fortle
.before her return. to that' home *in .01-
Notes.-Far,mers are beginning hay-
ing. The recent trains thane- linProve,d
the :hay very much, And. ene spring
crone are rnost prorrising.-Mise Alla
Gardiner -hats returned thoene .nreirn 'Ail-
verton, for holidays. -Phe Jubilee ser -
views df Duffs Church Are over. They
Were moat succeastul. full a pleasant.
memories of the oast and 'of • large
vielons far the .future. rnhe return of
the former ministers was a great plea-
sure to the neopleeend the tJubileesern
Acel9 by Rev; Mr. Laird, of Toronto,
enta• Rev. Mr. ,prantetote !of Palmerston,
will long be remembered. putts Church
With titer dine new teguireneint and her
devoted pato a will ,do a noble work
in future. -The funeral of the infant
chIld of Mr: kand .Nirts. Albertson was
held on MOIldt&Y.-143,e inellas Md gar-
den party on the (manse lawn was a
remind tsUCCRS. ,One thousand tpeople.
were present tend enjoned,the "fine sup-
per and, excellent piOgraarane. thy' James
Tax. Of Toronto, Staloreft Bann s and
others. The proneeds3amounted tka215,---
50.-Rev. Mr. Eshoee of !Persia, gave
a nine irnissionary ad:dregs in Walton
unuesday -evening.--many louts people
from here tattended the afoncrieff Gar -
deaf party ' on Friday -evening, to hear
Again Janes Fax of 'Toronto. It ;was.
al isignal •suicesp. tea proceeds pinion.P4s
ttoU6,1,3t) „i 1 ,i'i
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No better hos-
iery made at
the price 50c
a pair,
Beautiful Silk
L s 1 e, and
doube where
the wea-r
conies. Fine
and sheer as
the best silk
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in appea.rance
See our hpse
values at from
10c to '25c
a pair:
cFauls
• Seaforth
Store- closes ip.
Wednesdays
during July and
August.
We. pa.y mail and stage charges
Y 0 i914
Gloves
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You get here
the kinct-that
feel cool and
- co rn fortable,
wear,well and
cost little.
-Either long
or short styles
—all popular
shades are in
stock.
We are partic-
ularly strong
in silk and
lisle .mallesat
prices from
25c to $1.
all phne and maUord
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Things fpr You Home
Splendid vaines this month in things- for your home. --Awn
ings, Ducks, Art Ticking, Table Unens, Towlings,
Sheetings, Cottons, Blankets, Slieets, Comforters Curtains,
Mats, Rugs, Li noleums, etc,
Dainty Blouses
for Dressy Wea
Here are ever so many pretty designs In smart dainty
blouses, especially suitable to wear with you best Suits.
YOu'll find that there just what you need to -freshen up your
wardrobe. The materials are soft lustrous, cotton or silk --
fabrics skillfully -combined with folds of silks or frills of lace.
Each is individual, either in artistic } design, unusual color
combination • aor smart tramming.
PRICES --$1 00 to $5.00
..art Showillg ot
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A pretty piece of neckwear will won erfully freshen an old
frockfrock bringing charm to both the dress and its wearer. We
are
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some smart, carefully made collars, fichus
and frills, some suitable for eviry day - or business -
wear, others appropriate for mole tormal occasions.. Corne
in and look/them over, you will be delighted with • the many
clever .designs,shown in fine fabrics, laces and 'embroiderieS
PRICES -25c to $1.59
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