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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1915-08-06, Page 8• HE HURON. EXPOSITOR leionalleemellosionse We're Handing Out $ On any tan shoe in our store we will hand you _back a dol- lar from its regular price. For comfort and and good wearing qualities—you can- not beat tan shoes. 1 his is a chance you cannot afford to miss. Nothing reserved-- nc# 'sale of braken lines or taran r DISTRICT MILTTIIIRIS , A Birthday ,Party. -MIs a 4anet Muff gave A berthday party xecently and of the young guests bringing ter a 'birthday PreSent, eaesh One brought a cent for every yea ware old to go m aid og the Red funk. With the remit "that th etran 41.11 was ea-allsed, Aad eel', apt the Red Croas ,Society. T aovel and bright '),Idea. and that evea the children Are:, an a° thew bit for their costar a 1. Appeal Casea. I -I leer Judge soiled tans. The best tan calf Doyle hae ghat' his decision 'n 'the they Crash eat donate is was shOwa ewe try asses,sment aepeals for Seaforth which footwear we've had and the had ender consideration. n the best thats made. case a tre eistate f th A ie., Mrs, Terrier, tte Judge decide that the meame of the estate is euhj; ct VI) taxa, - hors for the whore year d, eeplte fact that ,the estate ha s been distribut- ed and the esseesment was !reseed, from $700 tot $1,000. The court [of kevisloa Here they are: so pairs of men's tan calf shoes,* button or blucher lace styles high and medium high toe --;bapes. Regular price 4.50 Sate Price 1$3.50 49 pairs of women's tan calf shoes, button and blucher lace styles, short vamp shapes Regular Price $3, go Sale Price $2.50 xs pairs 9f women's brown calf shoes, button and blucher lace styles, the very newest shapes and color. Ree-uhar Price $4.00 Sale Price $3.00 Don't ivait until your size is gone—Come in, J1Vow The Cash Shoe Store Quality gpoiewear Opposite Expositor Office SEAIORTH ONTARIO Telephone Us for an appointment, we will be glad to make portraits of lialkr children., your self the entire &m- it- or any gathering friends. Fell's Studio Seaforth, raised. the iriecime aseessrnent John. Turner ,to $1,300. Mr.' Ter mei pealed :I to the Judge Aga st ti eessment but the assess. t guetained The rappeal of Mr. ealeck against his incomeass via,s also dismissed. .—........._,..e.----+ . , Zeiiring skfuter Nifty YearS. AtiebroOk„ the well ,known go On the Grand TrUnk BaiWaY. ' Godaiich and 33afta19.1haSill* the'. service Of the ctiMpany aft yAars faithfal service.. made hp fitat rualegm A at and bp last on 3:4y Oat, I basi nO doubt, had max4t an - experiences during . thesemany year. and, he considers himself ifort Ilgale ciatae -otroogai 4* -w4u. ag never having bad' .1xian7.(Aterto haps. Mr. Auabrook waS aot ca,refal aadefficient railafay a onoit .1tinelly end ,oli ging and --he wIll be munb •rnlsaed remembered by. ,braveller one fa.lo-Goderich' roach. He re supeaanauation and, he iso t of frieleds who will join, The tar in the sincereat hope that be Jong spared, in healt ' aid i +40,4;,+++++ REMEMBER )11 of Mr- er siph is Sae been pov- Bement for the 'purehase Replytrig to yo Whether the an 'i: eau! may r is done. We ar every 'week td our iL er forhthe purpose of purehaetng!sup- er 11 I readilieunders and thia it le, trot pliee for the 'varier hospitals,- Yoa peleibii to tell you to which hOspitals theSe will te seanhase we reeeive re- eheStss from the, 141110;b8 hospitals f as ti e articles are needed and we for- ward 'them stecordingly_ YaUi may as- sure all the Seaforth friends that every rdayllar received is being spent to the, best "peassible advantage dursteal supplies.' n Wry as te Spent as desirs eathet aSsured that tins foewarding money °sedan Commiseion- Mr. T. ductor etweett dfronr X fifty broaig t, 1865, 15. varied • +4 a • • 'HORN kAI1E8' TAlkOR Also Furrier The Only Horn in Seaforth -to enjoy the. well ear WCL -his loag andfalthful services so lastly entitle him. • , Wirie++•+-4-.14-4444-144-4-1.-++40+++ ;Tames if atsm Successor to W. N. Watson nate to he,hae, wily a an but official jld long e But- ireon usands Expeal- .4ft• my trength twe to The Croix. -The cropwh ised see favorably a ,i w w arewe are afriaid,. kely some what disappointing. wheat, Which made such a f ance, now that it is .baing is in. rnany places likily to The. -late frosts affected t There is abundance.,oh etre, crop looks fine on .the 1 groul sheaves are • light. The bott • heads are well filled With ai grain, but the tops of the blasted. This will detract from the geoteraa yield, W aeheral Fire, Life and Accident Insur- ance Agent. Real Estate and Loan Agent. Insurance on all kinds ef property effected at the lowest rates. ' Dealer in New Raymond, White and New Home Sewing Machines and National Cream Separator& a full supply of sewing machine needlesr attachments oil and re- pairs always in stock'. J.-F.1)A Jeweler and Optician. Issuer Marriage Licenses SEAFORT - ON T Watch Our Windows for Special Prices Summer Footwear H. R. SCOTT * Death of Rev, Dr. Nixon.-Tb.e de. - teased, all ded...to in the folio -wing no - nee which we take ,frorn the London Advertiser 021 T esday, was the fathe or Jot Mr. Nixon, late- organist etnia', claiir feeder in. the Preshyterian,church Seaforth : Rev. Thomas Nixon, Pb. D., died at his home, 205 Jahn Street, Monday morning at 6 O'clock, pr. Nix- on toss been ill- for about one year. He was stricken, while pastor of the Presbyterian church in Kamloops, RC., a-nd was compelled thro igh the nature of the. disease he paltered from, to to resign his pastorate there aad re- turn tail London. Ha had been in poor tealth ,since, lb. -It did inot become dang. eroatel; ill *until last Monday. On Sun- day night, ley 25th, ilia preacehd a strong sermon in New St. James' rrea- bytertan church. On Monday he was compelled to take to his bed, which re did not quit until death took him. Ile died pea,ceiaiy. There was no. -peen. He did not know he was to die eatti late Sunday night, And when he laamned there vela no atop for a recova airy, became.mstantly reconsiled. Dr. Nixon was -,s. thorough Christian and . praetised th lais oven life what, he taught °there from the .puirat. He had hosts of friends an London and vi- cinity. Dr. Nixon was born near Bel. fast, Ireland, 58 years age. fle caite to Canada with hie parents when 8 year old, istnce'when he had contin ousay, lived in the Dominien. It ari early age he 'decided, to enter the min- istry, and, studied "hard towards this becoming ordained into the pas- torate of the. Stoufiville Presbyterian churth wheal- 28 year Of age. Ile was married to Margaret Mitchell When in thia charge. After a few years in Souffville he Accepted a call to Smith's- Palle, re,slantng thia lat- ter charge after 16 3,eaxs. Tyo year later be came to Hyde Park, Kornoka and West ',tendon, the three_ e:harges then m this paatotate. He preached these three charges every Sunday for about eight yeara, when he went to Kamloops, B. C., where he ten -mut- ed eatil Meese compelled to re - tarn to London, where he remained until his death. nday morning. h prom - eke ago to prove he fall e appeae- a,rvested, be light. e heads. and the b t the ne of the lump elide. are 0,terially at that pronnsed a yield cif at least !35 bushels. an: hereefit is now fehred w erage more than 16, even if vested, and the pre.sent we la • not , likely to...improve it Oats which looked so well ar a huraper crop, aresin manyee affected by smut and the r sit rains have lodged them so ,it is doubtful if• t es, will fill or ripen. Hothever, the wet weather will he .benefklial tot the grass- and .the roots. And ist is pos- , tter than ins have elsewhere - co un tie s rant, the rim. was accompanied by lit gh winds and did much greater damage to the craps which were most promising. With favorable weather fro things will likely come out and there will be a fair ,lel' !telt perhaps as large w time anticipa,ted. The Home of cs-Goiecte'Sboes PHONE 51 SEAFORTH 11 not ,a-v- har- weather any. The d augured es bad1y oodsi Hand ,Bags Mimic Bolls Letter Case Bill Folds Gard Gases Parses Ihese are all gpnaine leather and the prwes are right Bible things may turn telt b some expect. The recent r been much 'more destructive. than in our locality. In th of3 York, Wentwotth, and, this out all right although s at one Tre Red Cross. -The eucht a givtn at the Commercial Hotel by Ktand. Mrs. A. A.. hieLennan oin Wedne day even- argely at - able fenc- iss Bezel id. A.fter the young e spa.eloos ere artie- mg of last week wa.,e very tended and -was atmcist enj then. The winners were , Reid and Mr.! Mac McDer the serving Of !refreshments! people 'enjoyedsh dance t -dining room. !The roorns • tioally and appropriately decorated. The beautiful rha,nd painted bowl do - noted by Mrs.! McLennan w Ars: T. E. Hays, elle hay the lucky ticket. On Th: ,rs noon there was a gatherin and those who could not evening entertainment, wh sewing. On this Mea81011 M S. S. Bar- • ton was awarded the 'prize for the oldr est lady rresent. On Thur mg a _musical and. literary ment was given. :Phis t success. The program -he w ried out .and was greatly njoyed by all present. Solos were .gtveh by Misses Grew and Holman and Mestere. W. ,T. and Scott Hays,r readings Were given by Wks. V. B. McLean and „Mr. R. g wine by g drawn ay after - of ladies ttend the met for a.y even- entertain - o was a well car - Axolotl:mid, aed an address w en by Rev. Father Coaceram. esting feature in the progr an ;address fran a Mr. Pol torned, soldier who had bee home and, who in a modest his expel -lenges in the tre When en ',battle. Mr. Pollock raercial traveller and. was the hotel. Two' other gentle Curtis and Barron. of Bu hotel guests, added much terest of the programme .b etremental eelectiorrs. Miss acted as a.ccompanist and Larktn as; chairman. Mr. in Lenn.an left notlung undo co -id add to the comfort an of their nemerotts guests ail be extremelr' gratifying to their efforts proved eo et every respect. The liberal s. was realized for the good 1 has been approhrtated as fol at Cross Society, $104.10; Shorn pital, $92.40; Soldiers' Tob $60. The following donation.s received by Mrs. Neil, the treasurer since la,st acknowl Miss Craig, 1$1; A. Friend, $ Colbert',Fo tea, ($7; A Friend., Boxes; $5.11; afire. Brine, ,$ Thompson's Bookstore Seaforth Agents for New Idea ioe patterns O'Leary if Ottawa are vielting. Mrs. ihtLeary'h mother: Mrs L. Donald. -Miss Charters'. of Chatham, is visiting with Ma and Mae. las. ;Wats eorte-Dir McRae. - Calgary, who ).pent 4 -few days in town last week. left Oh Manley for-Goderich to Lpend a coup% of deere with ,liedge Holt and family . before retitrniag Ateehis West' ern home. -Mrs. Cainpbell, of ltloose Jaw 0 visiting rer.eister, giss Car- michael. John street.--Mies-11. Murray and Mr. end Mrs. „Man Finla,yeon we're In Auburn last week visiting Mr. J. PaWg1011.-31r. Aipal WS. Watt aadfarn- Aly -of Nava Harriliarg Are visiting at the hone -af WS. Watt's father, Mr. ,J. B. Ilende,reon..-Ivia. Bruce Scott of To- ronto woo here this week visiting* friends. --Mies Nellie McNabb is spend- ing liar holidays in Fergus. alias Margaret Sutherland and Mae 3. J. Elliott ate visiting with .airis. J. Mc- Kinney at Bervie.-Mr. Richard Deem of Stratford, and nate HaroltaDeerry of Vingliam were gueets this week at the home of Mr. Deerna-Mr. .Thomas Jackson, ,sr., of Clinton, is tha guest of gas, L. L. 1/1eFaul.-Maaar Sidney Pipar of Hamilton is visiting at the hakneeof bis mete, gr. 3. W. Beattie, - The Seaftarth bend received first prize at the Thorold tourname-nt on Wed - navies for being the largest' organize - G. P. Rogers and family Of Lioadmit sae the artiestaof Mas. Rog- ers' went/ at the 4/tieenta. - The many 'frtends of Via. Harry Willis, who liaal teen AO seriously ill for sometime, wjUike pleased to learn that he is iinproting and i now convalescing at tte .!takarne.. of his mother. In. town. - Ma. Hugh We of HaeritltoalisePend- ing- ate*, days it his home shere.- Mr. OW* Hairs02 Guetah Vent Sun- diay at ORA parental al:Orde of Mr. end ifts. R. S. Has.e.-miss Gregory of Collingwood is the gee* a M. W. E. Southgate.-Mias Helen Larkin left this week to Spen4 some tine -releitiveS In Bastora-Mra. J. E. L. 'Patagonian and two eons, who have been speadirs the past moeth witb, Mrs. Raagman's mother_ at Maple Hall,. left On Thursday for their thong) in To- ,ronto....- Miss Margaret Pinkatee, of Stratford is a guest at the home oZ .a.nd Mrs. W. A. Creel., 1 Monday to ;visit at his own parental, honse London. -Mr. James Scott. f rly of this town, has purchase& a mode -nee in Ednienton land willimake that city his permanent residence. -Mr. and(14(rs. T. gays p. -family %re- union on Sunday last at which ari their- children were present With the exceptton MTS. Monroe, of Sas- katorm.-Rev. Dr. McRae, Of Calgary; combated the services in the PresbYr tgran church 0,41 Sunday evening. He opoke of some of the religiou,s aSpects 02 GerMany, where he hlaell .5pent ,two vats in study not long ago. Ur. Scott HaYkt. id Bettina, rendered a solo very acceptably , at the same service. -Previous to leaving for Thorold, Tease day, the bead and the fire brigad,e paraded up Main street. They Mede- a Vex" fine appearance and we. venture the Statemen,t that there will be few bitter waking cOrepaniea at Thorold. Schafer, of ,-Ltstowel, is vialt-. rng Yab! her ffranddaYgiv.ter, WS- (Pr.) Ef. ilit!o0.-3ttiri Ifrs. B AtkAne Dr. Forster of titration", eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, will not he at the Queen's Hotel, Seatorth, during the month of July. 248841 Dr. Heileman Osteoyathio Physician ib at the Commercial flotiel every Tuesday and Friday from 8' to 12.30, 8se Professional Card page 7. 24464f For 8I& -Several rosid-houses on early terms II. Edge,filestorth. • 2329- t 4 ! Dwelling horse and two lots cn Jamesat, for sal Apply James Watson, Seafortb. , 247441 "Wanted -A good general servant. *Apply to Box 158, God eriah, opt. sow House Wanted -Must be in good repair, Seven or eight roomed oottage preferred, must have stable, Robert Henchmen, ese 201, Seaftuth. 2486-1 Money to Loan-privatefunds to loan on first mortgage. Apply at Expositor dice. • 1484x4 For Sale - 0din'ortable dwelling on East law st. Apply -to Jaings Watson. 2484x4 Marriage Licenses issued by 8avauge and Stollery Jewellers, Etc., Seaforth. 227741 ,Money 0 Loin -To loan on first mortgage on rood farm property. •Apply at the Expositor Office. 2485-4 For Sale -One single top buggy and one phaeton, in poi condition will be sold (sheep. A. D. Sailer land, Seaforbh. 2486x1 s also giv- An inter - mine was oak, a re, - invalided way gave ches and is a com- guestat en,Meesre alo, also o the use their ins sabel Scott , v. F. H &Iris. Me- e which pleasure di it must hem- that e,ssful, in in of $257 euse and ows : Red liffe Hoe - co Fund ave been ea Cross dgement: 5; ;.AMrtoey.nH. .50; Rev, Father Corcoran, $5; Mrs. a cLennan's stntertamments, $257; A Pr lend, $6; Methodtst Sunday Schoch $ there', McKillop, 42; Ja, birthday , pary, $1.91; pin m making in all $305.27. The fellowmg c6mmuni been received by Mrs, °sear Mr. Noel Marshall the chair ther,uttee committee of t Red Cr* Society wbieh beg- to acknowl thipt of !your letter of the ' moles -mg, a cheque for 4:45 centabution front the Seafo 0; Duff's et Cluffhe ney, 75c; ation has Neil from• ian of the Parent peaks for d ge re - 13th inst. being a arencli 03w for Sale -Fresh cow with calf for rale. Apply to Wru. Hart, Seaforth, vast of woollen mills. 2486x1 The ladies of Winthrop are holding a este of home nrkde eooking and butter and eggs in the store next 0 the old post offt n, on Saturday, August 7th, the prneeds to go to the Red Cross. 2486-1 aion, pf Toronto, were bere over Sun- day -at the llama of Hrs. Atkins04s ni6ther, Mks. lames Troyer. .- Miss Smit(if waOhere-froln ‘,0,ttaw's, thisweek in -Siting her bre:Others and sisters, -The many. f.riends trai James krehibald will be pleased to learn that he 'has sufficien_tly recovered froth her recent severe illxiniSa ftni he ale to Sit,vp toc- castOnally.-Mr. Stones MeDernikl, of Stanley, spent flubedaY with tds brother Husby apdi family, in Seaforth. Mr. alugh'Itlenermtd, who has been, 150 ser- touSly ill for several months Is -now improving and is able to get areal d When Weather permits. -Dr. anal R. 'R. Ross was an, Bayfieldaad Grand Bend on Sunday. --Miss Alva. Graves returned home on Sunday after spend.- ing a 'couple of weeks with friends in Baylield and doderich.--Miss Ann MAL - son, of New York, Ida/Lighter of Col. and Mrs. Wilsons of London, spent Sunday with friends in town. -The twet weath- er of this -Week has been veryuntie. varable for harvesting operations and has lead the otat crop in many -places flat on (the ground an.d will Maze Pre- vent it from maturing. Fortunately Most of the hay lblas been 'leased. The rain will insure good Sall pastures. - Mr. Frank 'Weiland, of The Expositor, took mn the firemen's excursion to Thorold this - citeek.-Mr. Frsailt !Jack - 0°1. of lgon#043 ISPet4 $4,11404 at the parental hone of ga. 0. E. lackaon th Egmondv111e.-4ie9. J. E. Tem, a Gods, rich, and, Miss 'Johnston, of Toronto, were the guests of a1es.„7. IL Broad - foot this weeke-Mastars. G. C. Bell and W. Tharnpson were tri Detroit this week. They went over to !bring -back ene ef the 1916 models of the Ittaxw.eli car for which Mr. Bell is agent. -Th Messes Eunice and Margaret Marks, of Hamilton, are visiting their 'uncle, Mr. M. Broderick. -Mr. Charles Marks, of -Hamilton, spent MondAy "here with his brotherhnelaw, Mr. M. Broderick. -Rev. Rev. F. H. Larkin will have fer his etehsct 'next Suunday evening, "Christ and Danrocracy."--Mtsses Ida and Eva Love, of TAckersmith, are home after spending a month in Bayfield. -Mrs D. P. Marks, of Godericht ,and the Misses Strasser, of Waterloo, were gseets this week at the biome of sr. and. Mrs. H. W. Strasser. -Mr. &rime - riser, of Guelph, and daughter, Mrs R. H. Archibald are vielthig at the home ef =Aline Jatileg Archibald. -Miss Elva Grimoldby has ereterned from a pleasant visit with friends in Brucefieldh--Mr. and Mts. J. M. Wil- son and family have taken a- cottage at Bayfieldfor the month of Auhust. r-Messe Evelyn Greig left Ion Wednesi- dey to visit friends hi Muskoka. -Mrs. Thanes Grieve, McKillop, is in Toronto. this week visiting her daughter, hiles• Cassie iandother friendst-Mies L. Wil- son, of Detroit, is visiting her sister, Mrs. 'W.IG. Willis. -Mise L. Ga,etzmeye er, ofeToronto, and iitisa Clara, ,of Der troth are visiting their another in town. -Mr. C, A'berhart is giving the pro- ceeds be his ice 'cream parlor in aidof the funds of the Red Cross on the evening of -Thursday, August 12th.The Ie e cream, provided- by Mr. Aberhart, will iba serval by the ladies 02 the Red Cross Society. -Mr. •Wm. Bristow ef, town has the coatraet for the erection of Mr. 'Thomas Elder's brick residence on Jahn Street. -Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Mitchell- and Mrs, A. C. McLeod, of • London, visited with „friends; in town this week. -Mrs. G. F; !Rogers, of Lan- don, is visiting :at the parental home in Seaforth this week. -Mr. and - Mrs. N. A. Wilkyughby very hospitably ex* tertalned a number of young people at their home on. Monday evening last in heaor of their guest, Mr.- Whyte, 'of Str-athroy. Mrs. John Taylor and granddaughter, of Toronte;aatrho haste been visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. gide; nell, sn Beechwood have returned home. --The lediee of Winthrop, and vicinity are baying a sale of batter, eggs ..and home-made cooking in the store ,next to the old post office in Seaforth, On Saturday, Augast Ith. The proceede will be devoted in aid of the funds 'Of the Red .Crosses -A number of the soldiers, from the Londen Military Camp spent Sunday last with friends In this vicinity. Thieris expected to be the last opportunity' the boys will have to visit borne friends before betifg re- moved from London.--A.baut forty mem - bets of the Seaforth Rebeckah Lodge motored to the homer -of Mr. and Mrs. Glean, London Road$ near Brutefield, and presented afro. Glenn with a beau- tiful brass jardineer. Mrs. Glenn, for- Therly MISS Maud Dicke:in, was a vaiu,- ed member of Seaforth Lodge while here. The sisters were mast hospitably entertained 'by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn in their pretty home and the visitors Ppent a mast pleasant evening. --- Mr. Frank Lee, operator at the G. T. R. station here, left last • week on a two weeks' vacation to Toronto, New York ,andhother points. He is being re- lieved by air. A. Stone of Stratford, -Miss Fergus Campbell is .here from Neelevnie Tenn., and, is the gaest of Mese G. Bethune. -Me. A a Forbesand family !retched to Hamilton and Ni- agara Falls and spent a few days there the last Of the. week. --Mr. and Special Sqvices,-Special intercession- ary service' in Connection with the anneversary hs.f the declaration of war were held in St. Thomas' church Wed- nesday afternoon and la the Metho- dist charoh in the evening. Both eers Vices were well attended. The !services at St. Thomas' church were conducted by ;Rev. ,Mr. Doherty, of Hansen, who delivered an ,appropriate address. the evening meeting Bev. Mr. Lerida presided and short and appropriate ad- dresses were delivered by the pastor, Rev. Mr. McKinley. Meesrs. Therms McMillen. Dr. Burrows and M.: Har - try. Devotional exercises were -conduct- ed by Messrs. Leatheria,nd Savauge and Cowan. Luca' •Briefs. -Mr. and Mrs. George Coatis, of New York, are visiting friends in this vicinity, making their tetsdquarters with Mr. William Clark and. family, near Constance. Mr. and. Dirs. Coates made the trip from New. York in (their auto, They had a Mat pleasant Also and saw rnuah new coun- try. For the past seventeen years Mr. Coates has been the manager of a large, 'printing- establishment in New York. 'Previous to 'going to New York le was a member of The Expositor staff. They Intend starting on the re - tetra trip en Monday next. -Dr. and Mr. Kerr, el Eloramotored up here and, spent 9. cottple of days last week with Dr. Kerr's brothers ind other frtendr.-Dr. Charles McGregor and family of hlullett, near Constance. motored to Grand Bend on Saturday and spent S. nday at that place. -Mrs. William Beason, .sr., of Egmondville, who is over 80 years of age, under- went an !operation for the removal of three .fmgers an accoutnt of blood pois- oning. The many friends of this wor- thy lake will be pleased to know that she as progreesing as -favorably as teak] be• expected. -Mr. an,d.Mrs. Sam Deem, of Toronto,' spent Sunday ie town, the gursts of MT. and Mrs. R. Frost and ether friends. Although Mr. and Mrs. Deem have been residents of the Queen City for a good' many jean and .have prospered there, they still have a. warm place in their af- fections for old. Seaforth. the horn - of their youth, which they like better now than ever before. -The band and the fire 'brigade left en Tuesday for Thorold to take part in the great firemen's tournament being held there this weelah-Mar. C. Van Egmond, ofi Toronto spent Sunday and Monday at the home of his (mother hrEgmondville, -Mr. Fraser hireig, of' Toronto, is spending the holidays at the home or. his tuncle, Mr. 3, C. Greig. -We receiv- ed this week a sample of oats grown on the farm of Mr. George Sturdy Goderich township which measured 5 feet, 9 inches in length,and with a phinip well filled head. It is a heau- hful eample and Mr. sturdy has .a lot of A, whiCh is aboike the Average, even n this yeah tinueual yields.- atr, E. 0. Monroe, priecipal of -Saska- toon publte ,sehool spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, T. E. Hays his father and mother -iv -law. He left on Walton. Notes. -Mrs. Hardt M. Waters re.. tamed aa Friday t to her home in Detroit, after a short visit .• She cam•e Mine• to celebrate her parent's golden wedding 'and tk rrieet her Wailers and sisters Worn- the weet Her brothers Metiers. Jneeroband Wm. Berry return- ed ta their. western hone on Thurisla day. Trey are prosperous farmers of Gilbert Plains andit is twenty years since 'trey left MclCillop and eenare- qaettly trey note many changes. Beechwood. Notes. -Mr. Louie Maloney, of Sarnia, is biolidaying at his home here.s-Miss Calista Malaria of Seafortb, ie-epending the !holidays at the home of heir pack ikta Aunt, Mr. and Sirs. John Malone. -Mrs. Livesay and dautbter. of Sand Lake; Mtch, visited, her hunt, Mrs. M. 'Lynch andother relative:3 there since our last isshe.-nr, and. Mrs. Drake, of Hamilton, motored here last week and are visiting the aatter's sister, Hrs.. P. Maloney. -Mr. and ?AM Pugh Flynn and arr. and Mrs. Petri* Glenn at- tended the funeral Of Me late litre. Shanahan, in Clinton, on Monday. Mrs. Madigan, Of 'Dublin, is visiting at the home of Mr. John, Shea. -Miss Iviary O'Reilley is Oft the hick list Ms week.. Her many friends hope for a 4seetly• r,ecovery. , ' Bru.cefield Notes.-Mtes Mary iiitirdoch of Win- rupeg is visiting at the home of Mr. William Elcoat -Most of the farrnere havO finished euttieg their wheat and slate will be ready in. lose than two weeks. Oats are exceedingly heavy and If !not injured by the recent rains should prove a goad terop but in many places they are badly lodged and it • is doubtful if they will flu, properly -Mies Hazel Elcoat is visiting friend Toronto.-Idise McTavish:is spend,- ing her holidays 'with Miss Broadfoot Mill Med.-Rev. Mr. Smith, of Hen. - pall. totcupled, ,the pulpit of the Pres- byterian church-- both morning and eveneng slut -Sunday. and preached in- teresting sermon a to appreciative con- gregations. ,• Manley. Note, -Mr. Harry Benneweia wears a smi1e. sine& the 30th, whea his wife presented him with a baby boy.--Mhs: John Murray has returned botne from the western cities, where she visited, but she still thinks there is no place home. -Mrs. W. Manley has re- turned Norm after spending a few, days with; her parents near Seaforth.-Mise Lucy Eckert ts spending her holidays tn aur burg.-Misw Katie Eckert, who - has been 'spending the peat three weeks here has reteratalto her home.- -41r. F. Nolan -celled on friends here .ota Sunday laste-Maister Bert Michell hi apprenticed with Mr. (Henry Benne- evens on 'Our telephone isystem.-Miteb- ell Brothers haste now two threshing. outfits =dare ready to hustle through the threshing eeason.-The late reins ba,ve put harvesting. at ,a etandstillana tbe result will be la let of damage -td the ;groan. arid -potato crepe and it will be a wearisome job for the, f arm- ers to cut the harvest as most of. the gram crop is lodged. Zurich Notes. -Flax pullmg is well advanc-: ed in. this 'vicinity'.and the Oro') ie very good one -Mr Leonard Klapn, ef Stratford is spending the holidays here with relatives. -Mr. Jahn Freid and family of Toiante, were visitors at (the thome elf gr. C. Fritz la„.stl week. -The inew bowling green as notftreade fox else, and the enthanasts are making txri for lost trine. -The little daughter 02 Mr.h3.. Geiger had a narrow escape from serious injury an Saturday night of last week, hrhen she was knocked down on the street thy a horse. Shit, was fortunate to escape 'with may a few bruises. -Mr. Joel Bechler, of the Bronson Line, keeps the kindsof hens that Jars worth while. On 'Wednesday last he brought an. egg into the Vil- lage that measured set and one-quar- ter tnches in circumference and eight inches around the long way. --Black- well Bros., of thespeer Line 4 near here. had a very successful barn raising last week. -The death of Mr. ,Alexander VOM011‘ of the Goshen Line, which >seri event occuted, at her home on Mond,ay of last week, was a great shock to the people of tins •vicinity, and th' :sincere eymeathy of all will go out to the bereaved husband and faintly. - Dr. Campbell and. family have been spending the peat two weeks holiday- ing in Toronto and wane there they emerged the residence of Ur- Joe Oahe, while Ur. Case and family are spend- ing their holidays at the doctorts home in Zurich. - . • • , _ • A176E-ST 1915 Store :Mats' Wednesday Afternoon During August, 10111111111MMIIIIMIP.1011.1MIONIMMOOP"""limma... Right in the.niidst of the Harves Time we have,made all necessovry pftparat 0,T,I8 for the final Clear- ance 4 O1d8 andEnds throughout th,e store, ogetherwithlots_of other merchandtse collected from the dif- ferent departments that could hardly be classed as odds or ends 11011111.1111111O111M Heed this Message o tg SaUngs NION•1101•111.0 Right now is the best time ,tia buy Ladies' Ready- to -Wear Gar- nients, and right here - is the Iest place. For - this salc we have re- duced prices to a rem cord -breaking point. Assort wits are such that you can surely find just :what you want and save Big Morey by buying during th!s sale. If you want to stretch the purchasirig power of your 'dollars,- supply your clothes needs nor. This sale offers positivel the greatest values in town. Get yours now. CTOCKS.have been arranged to make choosing un ually easy. We lask you to come at once, beaus the Fall Good -shave begun to pour in, and very short- ly we must give them their needed attention. - In the meantime we offer o4raordiciary savings : Dress Poods and Silks Prices cut i deep to force quick sales omen's and In a ver will lear apparel cip e o sharp a facture time, 'se by very Children's Headvirear Pices cut right in two Muslin and Other Wash Goods Surprising Va ues thal merit your attention Carpet Depar ment Offers Specials Special pric s made to add entbusiasin Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear Prices that demand the attention o"" every thrifty woman Men's Shirts, thiderwear, Ties & Sox .Lots at prices impossible for us to duplicate We will sooty interest you in Fall • Goods. 'arrangements have beem made for very early deliveries. J. MACTAVISH SEAFORTH Butter and Eggs Ta4en :as- Cash at Highest Prices are om because bo efore hausted season and fres