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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1914-09-25, Page 8Appoin tment.S;; Every business man takes advantage of modern methods:of communiciation because they are a necessity t o him in his business. Photographyloffers ,} personal- vol- -tmtarv Means of COMMUlliCati011 that pprecinted by: friends or family, T5o them your portrait will., carry la massage of thoughtfulness and regard metke an appointment for a portrait as you would make a businesa appoint.. enent. Fells Studio Phone 19 Seaforth R G. Winter s the place to buy High class FURN- ITURE and save 'money, How about a Kitchen Cabinet Agent for Stone & Wellingto high grade Nursery stock. The South -end Furnitnre Store, Seaforth, on "Tae Noblest Queet" at I pen. L • :DISTRICT MATTERS Appreciate It-Mrse. J. G. Mundell, writir.gfrom .0kotoks, Alberta, zees We. have enjoyed the old Expositor more than ever this sieramer. --The Tournament news wat very interesting tte us, We had the pleAsure of the com- pluey of a Seaforth Old Girl arid. her family tor ten lays, nInattie punesav And -we ennone4 the home- oews to- gether, , ............--4, Egenondville Notes. - Oen' Ernirraal *lee overdress sof shetto-w lace wins nnliankoffering meeting 'was held on } pearl trimmings. Miss Lilian Weinman Inneeday last and was a. very enjoya.ble played tne iwending ena,rch/ After the affair. Mrs. (Rev.) Smith, on Hensel', ceremony tae gueets sat down to the, gave an address, -which. was much en- wedding lunneeerinthe dialog roan dee- joyed, ZilieS 'Grainger, of Brucefield, orations being annien'plow. Tine parlor sang a solo very sweetly. Itirs. B. Me- twas - decorethd wita pink and white Lean gave ..9 reading, whieh with our asters. efr. and Mrs. Reid left for To - own Local Talent‘ conhiried with a real Tonto and Hamilton, tne brldeni 84it be - good lunth at the close, and a good ing a navy blue serge. Ivir. and Mre. atebstantial offering, eehich amounted to, Reid will :live tont Andrew.- street upon .$90, with more to follow,. was very sat-. their return, The gueetS from itlaraY isfactory.--Mrs. Jahn Sproat was visit- were : 2irr, and Mrs. W. lloover, race- ing seed attending the fair in Goele- bridge,and Mrs.EariEnticnan, Piaawa. rich, this week. ---Mrs. S. Garnochen and - -ear daughter, :Agnes, are vielting at Mr. District Meeting. -The 'finaneial di - Joseph Scott's, Roxboro. trict meeting of the Exeter district of --e—el— . the Methodist churcb, was held trr.the the Methodiet Zunday Scitool.-The Methodist church; Tiensall, on Thurs- Epwort?k League of the 1 Methodist, day :of last week:- Roatine business Cnurels hold their Anniversary services transacted, it was decided that the eda- Sabbath next.; At 11 a.m. Rev. St jase cational and temperance and moral re - Alen, or Clinton will address tan form anniVersaries be provided for by young people and the pastor will anenk local arrangements. A missionary cam- Pavign was arranged for to take place OD Sedays, NOVqrfiber 22 and 22, -ex- cept where an earlier date was pre- ferable. On aunday, November 22, a general exehange ,of neap bi will teke I place, according to the le lowing -plan': Exeter, Sfa,In street, Rev. , .V.: B -erten ; Exeter, Jamee Street, Rev. A.la. BroWear Parkhill, Bev. B. Hicks; Elimville, Rev. S. W: Mexworthy, Centralia, Bev. jos. E. Cook; alensall, Rev, IL J. Ilrene Crane, Rev.el. A. Snell.; Grand Bend, Rev, C. M. Baker Sylvan, Rev: Re H. Bary, Ailsa Craig, .Rev. W. deorge H. McAllister, L *ice , Rev. T.W. Biatch- ford ; Grante, .Rev. S. • Jefferson; :Woodharn, Rev. +L. W. Beide Kirktore Rev. G. A. 'Barnard. A profitakfle dis- cession: took tplace?on "The ntate of the Work," when la committee Of Rev. Messrs. licAllieter, .laitixworthy, Ss jet.- ferEi011', and Messrs. Win. Abbott and 'WM. Hteghson was appointed to con- sider the summoning of a spiritealcon- .ference in the near future. 1.914 meantime, leeviever1Le mbers,' and - special members were enrolled, ' and c. revenue derived from annual theanners dues. I Marriage on a.Seaforte. Girl. -We take tee following -front an 'Orillia, parer, The, lady. mentione.4 is a: feriner ',girl and a naive on,Mr., and, Mts. George Stogdin, Otethia - town: At 6 o'clock ;or Saturday evening, Septem- -ter 5, Edna Vern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 M. _Stegdili, was quietly rare, . rind, to 'fr. Albert Reid, eon! ivIr. And inrs. „George - Rent P.a wedding took piece :at tie tome of the bride's pareets, and ,was performed by Rev. Cc Marsnalle tes the pretence Of twenty. - five igneets. 'T...10 bride was .give a away by- ¶1.r father. and *ore .white silk ----' stead of the regolar soden et the 8;lb- bath School at 2.30 ptme a Rally Day es atson ipregram .1 unusual interest, will be. umessor to W. N. Watson era]Ftrer Life and A.coident Insur- ance Agent ,Rerd Estate and Loan Agent. Insurance on all kin& of property effected at the Dealer ue New Raymond, 'White and New Home Sewfng Machines and National Cream Separators. a. full aupply of sewing machine needles, attachments, oil and re- pairs. always in stock. S given by roembers of the, school and Rev. Mr: Lerida will give a *tor ad- dress. There will be a. bap4rnal service ter Orals Roll members. TIM offering will ',eid In. ;the extension of Sunna,y Sdhool Work throughout the Dominion, Ilelp us to make thi an "Everybody's Sunelantir Sc °all -Conn lowest rates. Mr. Landlord: If youwant to rent your prop- erly quickly and profitably, you must keep it well painted and litractively papered; rd be glad, to suggest how you can ireerease gee ineeree from your -teat estaie itoiditIgil by it investment in paint and wall- PaPer. Jahn Hooper Painter, Paper Hanger, etc. John street Seaforth ifusinal Students. Tea following .are tee reports of the leo-Mune (Englame) College en.anusic examinations held here in June last, -which owing to set over- sight were not published earlier Miss Wientified 'Flowtone Auburn, A..L.C.M.. pass; Miss Pearl Gidley, Myth, teacher. -nniss _Birdie Feenrusore Auburn, Elemen- tary Piano, thcenors; ,Mies Pearl} Gidley, Biythi teacher. Miss Leila Vocldere Eth- el, Elementary, Plano, first clag,s 'hon- ors; Mien Mae Wilkinson: , tresSeie;,- teacher, ; 'Miss rlde Dickson, Stratford, • interment -Este piano, hcnors, giss Mary. T. gunnies, eznior :plain°, pass. Miss Lorna liar% Seaforth, advanced sui- tor piano, nnonors, Miss Lorna Bern; Seafortai Ejoesegrary Theory, D'aS§. tt:e last toter are penile' of Mrss is the local representative of the College. c. Died 13F Portage la Prairie. -A des- patch from Portage la Prairie, Mani- toba, dated .September 1601, says: A.fter, , an illness extending'ever several monthe MrsAlex.. inicnatoth, one Portags dietrictte oldest le.o93 enniir Itighly res- pected citieene, nnesed away List even- ing. ,ners. 1:McIntoshwas taken to Ina- . cheater about la, near ago foe treat- lenen:t and*as eperit, ed on, bet it seems that he was beynd human '-eid for she had tkitien ailing} ever Awe and died last inighteat tae aigt of 54 jeers... Mr. and ,IlifrEt. Acintaah ame west from Brussels, Ont, dn ithe year .1881, and settled in theBatt Prospett 'district, north of the city, Where they were en- gaged in farmingn until about eight -yeers ago when gr.' McIntosh retired and . settled in Portage. Mrs. McIntosh. is -serviyed n'y four sisters ; Mrs:Bran- don, of iDauglas ; Mrs. Jennison., of De- troit, Michigan ; end Mrs. Blair and airs. Moffat of the Portage; also two brothers, Mr. 'William Hall; of Carrot River, ,an4 1fr. J. Hall; of Exethr, Ont. Her immediate family surviving are her *husband and four isons and one daugh- ter, Mrs. 11. D. 'McKay. t Stratford, Ontario D a school with a continental rephta- tion tor high grade work and for the success of its graduates, a school with superior courses and instructors. We give individual attention in Commer- mai, Shorthand and Telegraphy de- partments. Why attend elsewhere when there is room heee? You may enter any time. Write for our large free catalegue. D. A. Molachtan, Principal. J.F .DAL Jeweler and Optician. issuer Marriage Licenses ElEA.FORTH. ONT The Lister Gasoline Engine is British made throughout and of the highest grade in design, materials and workmanship. At the Great Toronto Fair last year a large firm of building eontractors in Toronto sent an independent expert to choose and purchase the best designed most simple, economical and ef- ficient gasoline engine at the • fair. There were very many en- gines to be examined, but the result was the expert bought a 1" LISTER," 7 h. p. engine. Quality Counts joha Elder & Sons Agts, • ABNSALL, e. ave a number of room lots of, Wall paper which we are clearing out at reduced price„ 13, r'ing in the of your rooms and let us quote Pkic,es• Thompson's Bookstore See,fet:ths Win ow shades and picture frames made to order. egt Concert of the Season Cardno'S. Opera House Fair Night, Friday, Sept. 25 Under the aikspices of:the Sea - forth *Citizen's lBand. Ecklii9Piggott Canada's Foremost Comedian, in the funniest songs and make-upsi Al Nuttle been vis • her mother, Mrs. Rob.- er.ti, left:for her hosne in Huntsville an Saturday. was aecoMPairiele by Miss Margaret Wilsons-sMr. and Mrs., L. -DeLacey are spending' a couple ot weeks -Id Toronto.. ---Mr. and Mrs. .names 'InrataAnnot and ninn. Warner, at Vancouver, 'ardnthe giests, of urfi. J. H. Broadfroteolefr. James Robb nee 'just returned -Iron) Lunknovn, where, he. had been putting oak- floor for Dr. Elliott, Mr. Robb is an expert this kind or work. • , In his great musical act,* playing - almost every known- instrument Jean McDonald America's leading femaleireader and entertainer. Gladys Merritt the clever accompanist. • The Seaforth Band will render some nevv patriotic mus- ic, Rule Britannia, The Maple Leaf • Forever, etc. •. The drawing for the hand -paint- • ed vase donated to the Red Cross Society will also take place. Reserve seats for sale at Aber hart's Drug store. Admission 2Ao-and 35c GOD TH14 K124G Chieelhurst Anniversary Servicese-The Methodist Church will hold Anniversary Services on ffamday, October ith .wherr Rev. Mr. , Conway, of Auburrn will preach at 2.90 and seven o'clock. On the fedIowing Monday evening a supper will be eeried after which there will be a good pro- gram of music and. addresses. - Tuokcirsmitle Giving up a Faren,--Kre James Flan- nery, who has had the farm of 1St.7- James an fee 1th concession rented foninie past three years, Is giv- ing it up and Will have a clearing out auction sale of :.ais..stock and knplements ma} Tuesday, .October anr. Flannery Leas a ddt of good stuff -and Will, no doubt, :bane a successtul sale. Mitchell Gofortn, (eldest son a. Jona,theen.Geforth, of Henan, North Ootea, is net Valeartier camp and will (go to ttae front -In a few days. He is aleiinerve .of Messrs. B. and Janes Gotortn, iof Mitehell.-Mr. Matthew liar - borne, an.old rjesident of Inibbert Town- sinip, died at his home In 'Mitchell, on Selinday, aged :71 years. He Inted,been Iri poor _health tor the past few years. He Is survived by his wife, -wee son and two daughters: The funeral took place on 7111:esdilY, afternocin to 'Woodland Cermeterar. Walton Died in Goderich.-Jituoh regret was felt nere on learning of the death of Mre. P. J. Ryan, Wench took place at Goderien, 'ithureday of -Jest week. Mrs. Ryan% Maiden name Wan Minnie 0,'Louginlin,1 of st. Angustine. ?yfr. Ryan N are old retident of tnis vicininnannhene nnehas -many friends who will sincerely s pathise' *with him- in his -hour of t noble. Ile Is a, brother of Mr. John. Ryan of tnis place. The remains were brorght here land interred in. Morris Cetntery. Dr. Ryan of Saenave Atte-114- v ad }the. feee*al..e eeee 1 - Relgraye columns. -Next Sunday will be obserWed as Flower ,Sunday: in the Presbyterian Fires.-Tnis village had a narrow es - throat specialist. wilt be at the Queen'e Sea- church, wheaethere will be special sere. nape from destruction by fire clurirg ninny to LoAbont two thousand dollars to oon Tile stable and shed of Mr. Geo. lo in on trot mortgage on farm property, private hinds. Apply at the Expositor& • Oftlee, Seatorth, 214414 • LaundrY-Send laundry to Stratford Sieam at the hdine -of Ofr. H. Weiland, Eg- D P afer of Stratford eye, ear, nose and forth, on 3rd Wedneodtay of each month nom 1.1.. 1.31; .fne Sannath • Tainl Wann Winds storm which passed I School ke Ithe forenoon and again in Over tais district last day. antnr- t3 8, 1- 0991 .A. Choral iSociet'y.-.A. Choralnon detY has been lorganized in Seaforth, ender the leadership of life.. Nixon, Organist and choir ilead,er in the -Presbyerian Oherch. There is ample material in tole • them for • a echoral society :of a, high order and we have no dealt but that tender so :competent and ,enthusiastic a keener, the LsOciety recently formed will be one of the meet effieient we have ever had. It will afford an excellent • opportanity, especially for the younger •;resides, of not only spending •a pleaelent and profitable evening or two Weei(1 (bet- will also 'give them it gt-a:Ilic Leioobtelning excellaiet 'musical ins'truetione 'We i.,.4'..4.exPtailld the '076eiets7 'ototends giving a' series' fl tP.21ka1ieal 1111- tertainments daring ;the;wre....7 8:1,1:2/ Whieh we are sure wall be liberal y Pan • ronized by bur tizens. The followiag are the officers of the society: Honor- • ary President, Be. P. II. Larldn; Pres- ident, MTS. H. Binge; 1st Vice, Mrs. W. fkrnerville e ad Vice, Rev. A. W. Bar- • ker; 3rd Vice, teV. T. Brown; 4th Vice, Rev. P. Ccircoran; 5th Vice, Rev. 3. tArgo; Secretary, Mrs. W. Nir. Meredith; Treaserer, Mr. A. A. NO:ylor ; Lib- rarians, eines a-1. (Murray aid .Mrs. Mulcahy, business cominittee, Messrs. Merray, Sieeth, .VamEgmond and Is- rael; social „committee, Mrs. O'Connell; - gte. 111. •SPeare, Miss ill. .Mcikay and } Miss 0. tNiorson; condu.ctor, Mr. N. Nix- • on; pianist, %Miss aSeeott. •i The Red Cr08.3.-As there have been some criticisms as to the manner in •"which the Red Cross Society had ex- perded a .surplus left over after •the 'close of the South 'African war we have been requested to igiv the following of- ficial exinanation ; % he Canadian. Red Cross nockty was fooded in• 1896, and incorporated by an act of parliament in 1909C and is in affiliation with the British Red Cross ' Society of whicn King George ds patron and Iler Majesty Queen Alexandria„the President. Dar- irg the South., .A.friCan Campaign, ap- proximately $100,000 he cash send sup - piles of varions kinds were collected and sent to the front, and distributed ; that not •only were Canadians who needed assistance helped through the agency of the Canadian Commissioner and others ,appointed by him, but work was done in connectioa with and in aid of the, British Red Cross Societe'. At the conclusion, of -the war the Can- a,l3.1arr Red Cross }Societe' tgot in all its oetstanding accounts and - settled -•up the ler siness that had been actively t011, laCeff Or billCher style.. earilea on throughout the campaign. The et.Ome0:11trterWerseueitaererwuellL audibtieldil at Every shoe made to fit, and the i OUR FOUR • Dollar Shoes Menif you feel like spending - just four dollars tor a pair Of shoes, we canishow you shoes at this price, that you will be glad to spend your money for The best shoes made & sold for the money - Made in patent leather, pat- ent calf, un metal calf: but - the afternoon. --Mr. %and Mrs. M. Weitegel returned to *far licitne in Erie, Da lY Were struck bet liientning and set Pa., on WednesdaY, after a week's' visit on fire and..eompletely destroyed. These :buildings are surrounded by -darn and asa 'Infiricane yeae bloeving at the time it ds little BliOrt `of miraculous that .the- fire did not extend over the entire villageBut ene inhabitants turned out proinptly, and donning a bucket br100 and with: hard work they succeeded he confining the dire to the building in 'which it originated. Had the fire been alleneed to spread the greater , part of er..e village would have been consumed. -the barns on Saltily Mangan, o•f • Tevensnip, 'with, their contents, "Were destroyed by fire, the loss, it is estim- ated, being several thousand dollars. The blaze was cauEed by a spark from an engine being usd iiinthreshIng. • Laundry orders to be in by Wednesday milli in. Ftank Mockerty, of Bg- order to halls them returned same week, lif0j.A. ler, Canadian Express Agent, Seatii 12441x4 The LAdiet'. Aid of the Methodist church, Seaforth sperid the evening Of_Thanksgiving day ea them. Look out for fureher p•articulars next weelr. 2441-1 Red. Cosa --See the display of Red Cross work in the window of one of Canino Bros.retetes,Seaforth. ?A41-1 Help the the Red °rose. by taking a chance on the hand painted jar valued at 525. Contest closes ,at 8:30 Friday evening when the lucky nuinber !be drawn at the band concert in Carioca' hall •. 2441-1 Marriage .Lizenses Issued by Savauge and Stollery Jewellers, Etc., Seaforth. 2.27741 -Far Sate -Good second ham" meanie suitable for traction engine, easy terms. Apply box 290, Bay. field, Ontario. 2430 4 'Residence ia Seaforth for sale. Don t buy until. you see the. Apply to or address R. E. Coats, Sea - forth. 2435-tf For Sale-Se.veral rood houses on easy terms. 11. Edge -Seaforth. 2329 - "Creation" has been enthusiasti,ally received by hundreds of cities. 1590 people were turned away from the Grand Opera House, at Toronto the first night it was exhibited there. Set it entirely*free at the Princess theatre,September 28th to October 5nd daily e,xhibition at 3 and 8 p. The Bible records Aire made realisdo and vivid by seeing the drama of Creation. "The Bible in Pictures, ' free, at tte Princess theatre, September 28th to October 2nd daily at 8 and 8 p: in. Our Lord's Ii`e from Bethle- hem to Calvary, portrayed in films in 1' Creation" See these wonderful pictures at the Theatre, Sep- tember 28th to Oatober 2nd, 3 and 8 p. in., four sections, one each day; admission free, children under 15 not admitted evenirigs, no babies in arms adniittt-d. -.2441-1 Local .Briefs. -Mrs. 'E- O. Roberts, of Ceinineaut, Ohio, and 'little girl, left for their home this week after a Months' visit witheber brother, Mr. Wil- liam Cameron, Tackeretrith, and other relativese-Mr. and. Mrs. Adam Dodds left on Tuesday for Moose Jaevehaving been called there by the seriout illness of Mrs. Rennie: Mrs. Dodds' sister. - Mr. „Inisn, N'eelinI Is here frcrm Regina visiting his parents, gr. and Mrs. F. 0. Sohn Ryan, Who died in Detroit,. on Wednesday of last week was a brothel -4f Mrs. M. Broderick of this town. Mrs. Broderick went to De- troit tri attend the fateral.-M.r. Jen Archibald is having a Hydro -Electric inotor aenn oinking machines installed • in, 'As dairy so that hereafter his cows 11jInn-milked ny electrical' power. We hope Rea. enterprise will jent -is, of courae to e tl!e cot proroyper :- sena -nevi Olibt be the ultimate eeiult.-&&r. Whe.:134} last by a firerce wind and rain .o wjelph did Notre damage in certain dis- mondville, returned .home from the West -Where he had been spending his holl-. days teaching .K1:001, this wsek and left on .Wednesday, for Tottinto, to cella three ithiS studies at the UniversitY.-- 'Arthur Musgrove, .who has been; spend- ing the summer -With Mr. Thomas Dick- son, XoKillop, ..end other friends., left - this ;week for his 7'heitte in Toronto, and will resume Ilia studies at the Univer- sity. -Mrs. WM. Scott, Of Brucetield, has been the guest of gr. and Mrs. John 'Beattle,..Maill street, for several days.-mt. -.0::Anit-retureed to town ore Wavle* night from Owen Sound, Where has spent !the last few Montilla nvir. friends here will be pleased to see that freedom from busizess and rest nave snasle 11 new man of him As' inis looks indicate. --Mr. John Beattie, poderiell street; a,lthongh still confined to Ink residence, is able to be. areurnd and Leis many friends hope to see him down town again sonn.-As an evidence of the severity a the wind storm Mon - 'day afternoon we.may state that W. Jonn.Daley's heavy, team waggon which was stand-10'4;1in his yard was caught by tie %wind and driven nearly across the street. -We are sorry to learn that Mir. Wm. Plant, Station Agent, is con, fined' to his bed by, a severe cold. -Mi. Robert :Winter,• tbe veteran stock ex- porter of Seaforth,, last week purchas- ed from Martin Bothers, of the snni concessicee of Tuckersmitli, seven bead of cattle' at •9; cents per pound. the - total for the sevefl. head footel up to (Rev.) N. atom, of Ridge - town, is visiting •friends; • in thie inity.--Mrs. Thomas "Holmes of Toron- to, is the guest of Mr. and :Mrs. T. Shillinglaw, Tackerimith.,Mr. George II. Davis has arrived home from Rion - del, B. C., and -will spend the. winter ;with his mother, 'Mrs. leaecces Davis, James Street. -Miss Ellie Park, of inel- son, B. r, left for home afterespend. lug the summer with relatives in Sea - forth and vicintiy.-Mayor Ament was in Toronto this week, repreeenting the town at .a }hearing before the railway lecanndssion in. regard to the messing here, :which is still unprotected. -The titUutiful weather of the past nW4n We An Was cid In two nee' Wally evening • Justat a and To- OffOrai You've Been Wai ing For 1 - are the Fall Styles Just the sort o refined smart effects you like—at. Ch Indeect f just the price you want to pay. - Isn't that a splendid com- bination? Then it is here you have the advantage of hav. ing expert millin.ers assist yov ill selection. Nut merely, do they aim to fill all your wishes, but to give additional sug. gestions such as their experience has proved practical. Hart, of this treiwn, found a 'couple of potatoes int his cellar a few! days ago :which had new Potatoes- snowing ,right nen the old ones. Sone of the *new- potatoes Were (nearly' 'as large is hens osigs... It certainly an 'uneenner and remarkable freak. Of- nattrre.- The ine.aforth band fuledahed- the music at the Illa.vistocit Fitir this week. Dr. Shaw Of gClintoh; wain tek* On 110`n- de.Y. The +Doctor's enaney friende -must have been !pleased to see hien looking io well after his recent severe illness. - Several fro:11%011s vicinity attended Ex- eter Pair, OA Teesday, many' 'no doubt, being teinpted :thither by: the• fine Weather. -Mr. George .A. Sills of this town,- who has ,the county right for the manufacture and. Sale of The Peerless Oil -Gas Generator, is eorninencing to path), the sale of :this new and usefel device: It cam be attached. eo an ordin- ary ,copk14 razge, *Steve or furnace and lbennthei use of coal oil +generates re.eat eco.al to °dal as fuel. As a coe- vernent „neater it is equal to gas and will ultimately come into general use especially for .cooking pnrposes.-enr. H. Edge has now got the cement founda- tion for the ',new Salvation 'Army Bar- racks about completed and Mr. Keating is busy (with the carpenter works -The farmers in tbis vicinity have been mak- ing good use of the recent -nine weather nor the itharvesting of their beans'. The • crop is nee exceptionally good one this year and tis being. well na.ved while prices are soaringanenr. James Cowan is going to Berlin, where he will be em- ployed weighing in the • new crop of sugar beets at the Beet Sugar Factory there. -Mies •K. Powney visited with attiss Mary .icdoh, Tnekernmith, last weeka-Our readers in town and vide InitY will have the opportunity of wit- nessing Biblice.,1 representations at the princess Tneatre fro:n MOnda,y to Friday of aext IA"eeek. Tnese repre- sentations are ginen free and reference is made tto them In our advertising in u -to-date styles. lAratch hand. That eurplus ifeen in the showing some $9,000 cash-EsuPruplu: eorit windows for display. • IL R. Scott SEAFORRII Ontario Phone 51 hands of trustees and deptisite ,bear - Ing interest,Some of the interest has.. • been used in office equipment,' and a small honorarium was paid to the late Secretary, and some. expense also Was incurre4 in connection with the Domi- nion Charter a Incorporation. In. the tricti-lult did not do- any.liarrn in this viehitier Oat . an'ne4 have heard of. The rain Will stinsulien Inittetation and allay the dust. -There 'Wsef very Asks/lint social igathemfigj tbe,rr9sbiteri#11 churcA Q-Vite4gissai4 evenmg.. Re- freehments iwere served an& there was an excellent 2121.81.Cal progi.arnme.„-Mrs. Henry, who with her children; has .mopiamimiumws• Fall 'fflillineryciNsplay 2horsday and Friday ' September 24. and 25 Never beforewere we so. well prepared with odr new stock so early. Every season the sucess and growth of our trade proclaims us, as . the leading authority of fashions in !millinery We extend a cordisl iiivitat- ion to the ladies of Seaforth and vicinity to call and in- spect our autumn styles. We particularly wish to draw • your attention to our moder- ate prices. Here you will find tbe best for the least • money. •Elite Millinery Parlors Seaforth Ont. fie‘yiteld See the new fall ladies' preset ti1;. A. Edward's, all the newest etyles. I 2441-1 Breezes. -Rev. Mr. Searle; of Toronto, is here visiting his family and preach in the Methodist church next Sunday. morning -Mr. White has gone to his home near Chatham, for e. short visit. -Rev. A. W. Campbell, of Toronto, preached in St, .Aadreev't Chinch last Sunday morning. and in the Methodist Church in the evening. He was repte smiting the Dominion' Allience.-Don't miss the concert show night, 80th. It will be well worth attending. -Nearly all the themmer tourists have returned to their horne.-Miss Garrett and Mies Mothershed left tor their home in Wash:. inigto, D.0, last week. --Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser have returined from a trip out West.-Bayfield's popuianity as na Benner resort is each year inereasing. This season a inumber of lots were pur- chased and next year cottages are to be built thereon -E Penhale has re- turned from a trip to St. Thomas. --A. large number of our residents were at. London° Fair last weekand say they had a gaol thne: Among. those who went were Mr. and Mrs. G. eareenslade, Miss Maggie Reid, Miss Mary .Reid, Mr. • James Reid, James Manson, James Stur- geon, B. Moore, 7 J. IMarks, A. -Erwin, 'W. Mustard, H. McKay, 3. Tip- pet, R. Bailey. -The evaporator Is new retuning full blaste-Otu. -fair direetors are mettinig, everything in readinss for our big show next Tuesday -and Wed- nesday .and with good weather expect a record ortitird.. ; ; • Trimmed Hats Myth Notes. -Mr. James geffroif -reeeiit17. sold to Mr. Watson fourteen bead of cattle averaging about two . years and for 711W,I he erp,o.gra„4tIke Ake_ utue of $1,500. -Mr. R. 'Itatihoier /as a successful •exhibitor in the frtilt de- partment at GodericheShow this -week. Hi secured 22 first, 12 seconat third pr1zes.4undaY next will be Rally Day in the St. Andrew'a church and the, sine* will be led bY-theechildien of the Sabbath School. -During the storm on Tuesday evening, Unhtning strtink the ban of littr. Longalan, Hui - let, and thebuilding with contents was destroyed, There were 1500 bushis of oats besides other grain int the igtamiary. -Mr. and Mrs. James Mating, of Hui - lett, celebrated . the :twentieth '.anniver- sary of their marriage at their hente, on Pr.irlar evening last. There wereover seventy-five friends present and a very enjoyable evening' was spent. -Mr. Jelin Petts, who is confimed to the Mingharn Hospital, is "et -regressing favorably and his friends hope for et speedy recovery. -Miss Rena,Patterson, of _East Wawa - nosh, delighted the congregation of St. Andrew's church, Sunday mornirai nr her rendering ,of a Vocal solo. --There win be no service in Ste Atnalreer'n church on Sabbath ereni'ng ari account cf the anniversary services in the Methodist Churola.-Dr. Allison offers 4n6 In cash for the baby taking first prize, six months or under at Blyth Fall Fair, September 29th and sathoe During the London Fair nest week, theta *tree 175 tickets sold at the G. iter4 for that city- -- *Harvest thanksgiving Services will be held in this Parish on Surklan next.'llev, T. 0, Wright, of Huron Coi1ee, will conduct the services. -Anniversary services in connection 'with the Methodist _Church, Blyth, will be held. at 11 adm. and 1 - p.im �mStikine:yr next WV: W:K. Hagar, of North Street Marcie; Goderiche officiate. Whether a nobby little street hat or a rich dressy creation- you wish, you'll find it inthe present attractive showing df newly trimmed . millinery. Price vary according to elaborateness, but it is sur- prising the beautiful hats you can get here at $3 to $10 Fall Shapes -7% • All ready:for you to select the - trimming. If you prefer to have • your hat trimmed especially for you you'll find us ready with a :large line of untrimmed shapes and plush and Areivet and OS - bee' and fancy mount.? ttith- flings . Untrinuned.shapes at $1. to $5 Reigning Modes for Autumn Wear in SUITS FROCKS COATS Tailored Again ! Isn't that good news ? Of course.' they're so cleverly made that there's no suspicion of stiff ness. But that neat .smart air which only clever tailoring can give is there. Everything is here now and in readiness for you to see and try on the many different styles. All the New Syles are Now Shpwn ia Dress Goods Coatings NATE are delighted - with the sight of all.the bcautiful ma VV terials collected here and we want to share the pleasure with you. They are the most truly feminine things; that we've seen in years. The materials, the weaves, the - color tones, are perfectly bewitching. You may COM an& see them now. And if you want to have your new Fall. Frock, Suit or Coat made to your special erder we will do. the work for you in our own dressmaking. apartments. We; turn out beautiful fitting garments and our prices are most moderate. 41552k 11111111Millft, "Seaforhs Fashion Shop" ,isjiev men -* ifiro. Y, „ e n older persbii acti an appreciable i _ 43 do all that hful activity iful sort. 1 women. Great mug Model Coat Latgest ran for et an early ments and secu • That urnverl men. The gre weather. Wovl Dresy, rich col" 1 FORMEI FOR W01) fir cover, iIu Fine Pure Turnbull's, pe Fleece Lined. Mixed Wool Not a new fai fall assortmen styles ever sh L