HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1916-01-07, Page 8-„
Broken Promises
Yes, I would like one ofyour -
*elutes ever sti much. I hav-
en't any of Myself' at present to
exchange but expect to have
some taken soon and then I
will remember you."
Now behoneek to how many
Pito* liave you told this old,
eld story?
OOttitt them up carefully, thp.
come in and get enough photos
tasauttre yoursalf.
fr'ell's Studio
Seaforth
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Jeweler and Optician.
ismer Marriage Licanies
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.ONT
aroep Watson,
etsweeseete W. N. Watson
JtPre, Life and Accident 'name
num Agent. Real Estate and
1.4004 Agent; Insurance on all
kite:beef property &fees -Ad at the,
- rates.
DOW m New Raymond. White and
Nair Ekene_Se *Machines and
NittiOnasi Oreain tors.
b. full eapply of staving machine
needles`attaelmunte, and re-
Dailre itlenieri in stock.
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-Seat 0 .
ing Wag. joined' _ tlast Oa Huron,
Ilattallon at fies4orth since la het
nIllioneas ry Dick, Bernard-
Pleenle leek chime W.
Hook 'Reafortb .played II list
Pante in _he Noitherit L in
Sarria on Tuesday night of last week,
bait yew- *foisted by „wore of •/-3
alter A A t Clean, game; Coria ering
the pr ac -04 have had an that
Sarnia h ve been on the Ice f Over
* month. tiegt-Ilioys made a good -shaw-
ittg and eel confident of wined g the
roma& 0 'Wednesday and Th rsday
sights t team played ex 'bitten
games Datrolt but lost both arms.
"The first . of the seaacon • the.
ised to (be played n tfie •
palace r k lhare on Tnursday even-
Jg dtd, not lintiterldize as •derich
/lafaultadt the round to Seafor h.
• Oddtel Itistallatien. a- ;At the
regular setirig of Fidelity' edge,
Wedoteclay evenia Dise
triat Deputy-Grisaal
Seott, ,hie stark
Abeehart, 0110. dark)
thf., Mace r, US, ft.,
Ches.
ank W nand,
a .
1.431ton, tailed thee t the
current nu, as feilloOie ' t W.
at Williartas ; •i it. G:, - 4: ' G. i . t, ty ;
.bNThonttrut41Pson4'11111:8;773tillanWine J.GrAtinglrit.;" *TRho*:miiTaor'll .62:04nic,
earkes Beattie; Gm., A. G. S' tile ,
R.S.N:Gi.; D. rteada-legSN,G„ G srael;
-RAS., H. We ;14.S.Se, T "eve;
R.Saa.G.„ B. eLS V G. A pay -
ior; T.1. Gr., W.
ile undo.
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Death _a Attk, Elltottael4ny ; Eiders
of The Expoiattof will '•• take a v ad in-
teetesa lo hearing,,of the death *flair.?
John Elliott, WW1. Occurred t his
halite In Wirmilleg fah Decembe 20th,
after al long 'limas cattried by /tea-
m in
n El-
Killop,
an, dof
las F.
ail
Inisidnce .th
Ort --ir :Wee lines, '
vita ' ,tisties_ of - •th P
814%000'0a "44-aveevietiary.14-i0,.. 00 ,..01
loot I it! .1913 theta were eonly 8
0 ,atlis * .very 10.060. or Poindatioll
bleat ir.eaiis. , ; reduct1oa in the" death
rate Of , 63 par emt. Seaehteten nOre
•rs of I icquafly successful r
uld.steari th ist of conetimPtion
1 thas provinceTrutt,. hoWevere
ir Ore the*. can,* 11 be hoped( for. but
t e. 'belief tts e fidently ehtertained
by threee• who hate given thought and
a nay tri I the' ct tter, *Seat in less
t an a attirter et a century hence,
dread white 2p1ogue. Will be, a
Iiing of Sae past The aaltiekolta, Free
alaspItal la **le?ore than any rattler
irStitutien tee Ibt rig tabotth 'that con=-
etermation ett de at.1y to be wiehed.
In it At present t re are 262 Dat1enLs
tal.nig the' cure • 'wham '219 areera-
tiely free. The ost of las. rad. tens
Area thief , year * 1 ba morel tnart Me
609. It stananda p iefly upont, Me cohe
-trabutlorea recelete and. eaerybody is
itaked to help,' colleatiOn to that
Raid was takeniu and IntlitatIon, was
t1-;. thet a can as wnitia ha *arip
1
.oralearcer.
Some time ago
tki towd and..0113aye
aettaest . from . 'a
' riatned 'W. D.
stearieiltretsegirAttether.
bee.rurse.ft1(5.urilsPertileeie°Bt.
reed:lied an ackimi-
1-860; triangest son of Jo
maYine The deaeasad was
llott, one of the pioneers of
de+ and a cousin of afr. James 0
Seaforth. Ile is servived by h
* ow, and two sisters, ars. Cha
Johnson, a missionary' at TsInae, In
,
R.
- s,--4 izieqz.rad,ogc,...-ge)3°D11e' el3Tt.
Tatter WI h the
-- -
'' widow accompantoa , the retna ns to
!ecoi9net ilYno123, for many yea s the
home of iihe family, where. t e ser-
vices were held Deceetter' 23rd, In the
Presbyterian church.
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ILADIE4' TAILOR 44
Also Furrier
The Only Ito in Seaforth
Term from
I Baron, .0k1 Bays.-rie" Bur°, Old
Boys' 415stelallort of Toronto, as foe
a member of- years been- in th 'habit
of balding tan At Home, Which las in -
;variably been a most Successf 1 and
enjoyable 'event; one -ma is re a.rded br. Bebe
; as among the most pleasant f the attrart
antia y wirater_sceit ;gatherings, alidt is. Di. Forest
' looked -teaward to With great flintict• !aflame!)
• patio4 , 'The exeeutive has ecklea • INotha--
" that the „eine tel. he held this y Will rrilWas
take tih,..torrili4it a Patriotic - „,„
and At Biotite, • a per Mai of t ,e pro- eat •SitTiat
cteds=tcearalttawarde a recruiting fund
. far the =Harem Battaliten ,notmbeing
fair toolettibutiOnitt
rom the 'F
s Chet -May of
f 14 me:caved la
ler' Alt'. the -1•,f
dist:kat Wilting,
s Ohetliany this
rr• tteedtarad acne
azinee and
e -IhAs 4-ecettla
• t Of the re
eet of the I
tieles. Tile late
beta 16th, tag
s, Che
1 h lasta rebeiv
d ,the awo pee
t Ant tever !so mach ob/iged
• tthe
out las how' a occurred to Me to
it e ;you task!, ig for reading matter,
campaigaer. 7 years
et id French Fe Oat
months in r
la
eipt cog these- satideS
eceipt o • these latf,. I arra. Mrs, goad' Is' a sister Of- Mts.
Is Ain. Beigiuni, Heat_ IsteDianad, Harpurhey, arnd; of
5 and 1.4 followe Mut at. J. Beattie, of Egmandialleen
ey-a-Yout letter of Miss Elizabeth, Ellen and Kathryn
• some days 4'0, Rilart lot ehiamots LW. Mtn 44. Ryan,
ages of *Mrs Came of Detroit ; tarA Mrs. Thelant &Merida
whir weee here tatteading the funeral
fc
ell, 1 tam an old
ir ,U.S. cavalrye 1
FJ aL rgviicaor, Irteigsouhtetelii
film and two Years Layton, a lane three resident of Sea--
lr Madero's Ar In the aevolatian in forth, Pout (for several years a prornia
Mexico, isad as perhaps yoti have heard rent (resident of :larriston, died at
tart old (soldier s his share of gall that piece or Mandate ale was 4Z
a ea ehe.ek, po alt elat I -atm yoer ritera years of age. and had been engaged
la Paper as rei iting friend,F3 la a In the furniture business. Ile had
.tall tot/nr. near Bayfield, 1 t°94. tte I bear: confined to the house for nine
bcrty taf Malan. the retatest, .a-lf I years. --The met prozeeds from the re-
peat 'you we' a perfect stranger i cert Bachelor's ball amounted to $80,
will pardon tae 11- : whiCh amount has been handed oier
ew tof the !act, that to , the Seaforth Volorteer Fund. -
bun any thia g to read Ws have Ion hared a very interesting
YOu will need some ,Orthesel
JiieS svhen you co6mence ,to
traesfer your boOkls.
Ledgers Day Bobki journals
Cash Books Minute Books
Bill I3ooks Files Indeats
Binding Cases, Pencils
Pens Ink
l'hompsaves Pookstore
Seaforth
Window Shades gild Picture Oralnea
Agents for New Idea xoc Patterns
1111b..
f.
an:Proving in health. W. Welsh bias
beers for lover a year„-istr, . &meet
Wright of Phtett.Z.dwarde an old 'vest -
dens of swarth, was In town tt.ie
week calling on oid ...friends. Se. was
secorepank,4 by-fr. Wen. Murdoch, Olt;
,Willisita 3. 1.56iteGhe, of
the, 74th Battalion, 'llorontoeearld Os-
ter' 1141as Irene McGee of Toronto'
-epee t the, IttroB4as at he, pare rad
laretre„-The many friends
Ill Mod aegret toakaainethatt she
had the indefrottime to, tall at her
holiest Victicatial, paid, fritetatte ;her
of The late Ws. E. Ryan, Mrs. . M.
Broderick's sr:other, have returned to
their hceres.-Mrs. Lett, of Guelph,
toad little tgrandacon, of Brantford,
isPerlt INew lean at the home of afr.
allass. A. Colson. -Mr. rialeorge
flr!e. hha-
rty I ook in v
le Imp elate to
1'
er ale e ardS
tram e in Ca
stty ly;
w
OW, Ontario's beat busi-
Commercial Ildjorthand
de '
sou
0
elegem ouraeCit-* ap-
ed help:- teeny of
Aorii we Cannot meet.
cftIla offiring from "45 per
month to $1400 per annum remains
unfilled. Write for free catalogue at
once, it willinterest von. D. A. Mc-
Igachh3m, Principal.
CREAM WANTED
We have our Creamery now in ful
operation, andwe want your petrons
-ie„ We are prepared to pay yoti
the highest priceal!..-,m your. cream, pay
you every twolveeks, weigh, sample
and test each can , of cream' carefully
and giveyou abatement of the same.
We also upply can free of charge,
ami we you an honest business deal.
Clall in and see us, or drop us a card for
particulars
The Seaforth Creamery I
SeafOrth Ont
Violin Instruction
- formed.. The. convenient and c mod-
" Ocldiellows Hail on ,
in'atlie*,:elren secured for the ea-
hart;of dy, February 4th, ,when
slicattidthe. weather be favorable, it is
= antlPiplatedi*.tranY of Huron's .sons and
saaughtetete-yetung'.and d- resident
in '` will particlpate. in this
hir. Alfred J. Oirtis has opened his
studio of mosic in the Cady Block, op-
posite Com ercial Hotel, Seaforth.
The coure cOmmences Monday,
September 431h.
8_peolal courses in violin playing,
and artistic bowing.
Member music, concert and or'
t
ehestra work will be taaght,
Mr. Curtis is a pupil of the renown-
ed Sevcik method and will use this
method of instruction.
Terms may be obtained by calling
os Mr. Curtis at his studio.
2491 -If
Logs And
Heading Bolt
Death ,of Barr. --Word Was•ae-
celyed here on Friday of thedeath
an that day in Calgary of &Ira Barr,
relict of the late Rev. I att Barr. ohe
of the pioneer P,resbytc tan clergymen
Of --.Western Ontario. I ,re. Barr was
the mother of iSirS.: Rob . Goveniock,
statelaillore"trofrif-Vihoee hornet the flan
end faak plane on Tuesday. lihe dee
Ceased:had .reached the good age of
• 82 years.' . She -went to 0,algary
year ago to trtak-e her home with her
married. daughter Mrs. McNaughton.
airs. McPherson, wife of Rev. • Nell
McPherson, fotneerly of Hamilton, bat
DOW of Springfield, IM,ass,,, is .also
daughter. The -reit:aims arrived here
on Monday and the turterat took place
front the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday afternoon Of this week, the
remains be.Ing laid toi rest .in •Ilarpur-
hey cemetery, beside those of her
Lk worthy partner.. IMr. Barr was
one of the pioneer reeicl nts of this
district arid.. 'although an unusually
quiet and reserved lady, he had
n:Any friends who will regret to learn
of her /decease, 'despite her advanced
y cara.
Frorr, The West. -The following is
ah extract freet a letter recently rem
ceived by IMx. John Elder, of Lilay
near Meuse% from his cousin. Mr.
John Elder, of Behest Sesk, It Is dated
Dccenber 20th, 1915. He saee: Win-
ter is passing over us very gently
and could not be more ,f,avorable for
the worn we have to doen- hauling
wheat. A very little snow lives ela
mong _the stubble and grass; roads
,altogethe Ideal for doing the work
are bare rld dusty and herd andedry,
with a 'minimum of power. We have.
hauled about 6,500 bushels of wheat
since threshing, but over _4 000 bugh-
els of *that is lying at Harris, waiting
for cars to take it out. The car short-
age Is acute and empties, come in in
driblets. Wheat mostly grades No. 1
S soared here this year and at present
bets levaily about 90 cents. Mr. Wilt
son a farmer southeast or Harris
who had 100 000 bushels of wheat, tad
till lately 40 000 bushels lying' in heaps
on the *round, He is getting cars on
a 'special application to put his wheat
out of danger. Others are in a sim-
ilar positiore thotgh not • • ,..so exten-
sively and will probably also make a
special- Application for cars. The
weather all through has been of a
most favorable natura and very little
of the exposed grain has been spoil -
(.ed. The, last front my bilis is now
.in the wagon and the remainder is
under cover In the granary, except
about 500 bushels Ist an- open bin at
Harris.
The Lecture can 'Tuberealosts.-Every
seat in the Town. Hall was f1Med' On
Tuesday eight last by our people, Web
were me t thorougnly irterested and
iretruct
the lectu
We are prepared to
pay the highest cash price
for all kinds of logs and
heading bolts, in bush or
delivered in our yard.
Heading bolts t� be
cut io and 40 inches long
Soft elm, soft maple,
and beech logs to be cut
rr, 13 and r6 feet long.
Rock elm,hard maple,
white -ash and basswood
logs to be cpt ro, r.;. 14
and 16 foot.
We have in stock and
Will sell at the lowest price
No. i. hemlock lumber
and the best grade Red
Cedar shingles.
Ament Bros,
•seaforth
25084
'on the above subject, With
e illustrated with - Ian-
terr vies and movIng pictures, given
by Mr. 3 13 .Watson, the Field Sec-
retary of the Nattenal Santtarlum .Ap-
sociaticrn. His Worship, Mayor Ament
filled the cnatr and the Science Mas-
ter of the Collegtate Institute nandlea
the lartarn and SIlde9. SOIre very
ercouraging facts' were presented and,
Impressed as follows: Coestienption la
now known to be not incurable or inher-
ited as for ages believed. but °ironic
Like pther elisattses if taken In time
-
0 Strati
, nose and
tb.nkk Vre
r and win
accou,,t.
20th &he
forth Ghtra
1113enses
Seafert
e eri °A who have letter written from the trenches in
ad& or England fa.re. Pleaders ay* Mao aianson Taylor, of
.ahkrix3:SV.gY,QuYD°Xtis. AtarDulEiSPOPNY lai licirris' w4ich II" kthdlY
-.‘ -4-f-a•
had 'some varied, arid exciting eaPeri-
been sent
t ree. (for publication and which will he
pablished, 'next week. Mr' Taylor has
faces --Mr. Thomas Dalling of Eds
rd, specialist in diseases of ' . ' ' . ..
nhersdoagt,wwtihilet
at tihneptatteeeentol alrstettriY:1 urraa. gjetehtst anitioarthepsoleemn.-epert. D.
ontatte bet visits monthly A.Ross .of Calgary, is here visitieg
owivg me must 'be258e°4ttlfed it blAjthh
,hirid11
her Dr. . He
. Ross, ad
by cash or net°. James H. s another, alisd sIeber rs.Wria*-
e and Machine wool,: 25(84 s Berry Jr, Brecaficld,-tilles Kathleen
ned by SaVange and &am [Alien -of 'Toronto, is spending the hot -
227" ida.ye with her aunt, 'Ars. John Webs-,
• rouze Sale -13 frame house and four acres t cr -of IsacKillop, aleo with tare.
0 anti on Market etre t for sale, ,Por particulate .
:
apply ,4) re . A. s
,
Music- ise A. _oin
OOur8C, qpinadian,
p ro,, ore and th
t
ian 41,cad soy and
ions: 1�r terms a
, Sealed .
orse W uted-A
, Ight abolUt twelve
- Work and igoed trav
ice 4 Elpositor cli
anitor Wanted -A
te Duti to cora
Wed wit arderststo not later then 9:
y mord , next. W11 SOMERVItiLE, See
rk, Sperling et., Seaforth of .town. -M13 Whitmore, ef
-2498.tt Brotefield, spent the vseelt end with,
Meek,' graduate" Teeebere frierds in town -A lei(' (4
Pupils prepared ,for Oati- you're people t.roer town drove to the
enty of, Mush% Teacher of
,)o,natet rtioesinsedenrvaceitoNryo-it. elliaminititnn. home of 411A5 E. vcriiienom ROad.
Tuckeramith, . Wednesday 'evening
ht lid. red' , ationaitom-ed fa"Irra' tYt las
t week' *here a very
eni°74ble
Mg general Purt)?e twrft- time_ was spent.-4iLie James Stott ot
er. Leave cleectipplo and -Humor ton was in t -Own this week. -i
nill-cee. Sant fo°nroteh. bA°pliperitlit't o:18n4fnttoni MrtheArr'ii144::1411.At sYrilL;tS3rAPnt'rliletmy;Pkn't;lica°:eicalla'a4n3:6111edaletd,thgthtMes,11-ti
era; tOW one of the, prosperous farmers off
2081 !Manitoba, located near Leravier, spentI
eying the New Years holiday with fr1er.4191
It and around Bayfield. They were
e not . in Seaforth Jae week, the guest oil
ve uf3' Mrs, Taylor. -Rev. NIti1 arcIlherSoat
5°84 and Mrs, McPherson of Springfield;
et, twuerreerair towel this week attending the
of .11°1r Igalltro:av7shP'she:tsa7f.'fi who hhears'
a e also • Ififro. (Rev.) Barr. -Miss May Carm.ithe
men • been 111, left en Tuesday to visit .hert
sister it Stratforda-Mr. and
We will grateful to our customers
aamonnts e ndi:g up t end GI 1.46, if Ph
kindly a nge seta meat by the lbthi,
onth, accotmts re made up and tie
settled by e 15th will he mailed. Kind]
the work and postage. Stewart, Bros.
Outters--M0.aughhr high grade cutter
Von get values for yo wormy in Bic:Lang
a they.reil*„..in their go •appearance for
1.1)ring More a; a e than any oilicr
Ih Tavel parators; •Ingle bar/lel:a, (I
xek,li pa per knives grindi r. plat( s, et
A: Cimu 11, Seal° th.
Local Briefs.
endernan ,spen
friends In Toro to and New
I iss L John on of Portent
low Y ars day with lter sist
T. -4 , -1 Mrs.
afeaay g' , Taro
Stough
.tholl
ar. mat gm• Grigg of Jarrtes street celebrated tbeir
the holidays, with goidet ,wedding last week.-Istss
efl
V illeNabb, who returned tome i• six
_
ic
brist
heir nele, Istr
snatli.--tavir.
m°P weari.
German' Intik
A Christmas
arvea, porran
trOntee-alre
• d his New Y
tal henna. 'lot,
Sclatete r.-161
Listowel epee t New. Years °
father,. lair Witliam Ballanty
Sea -forth !members of the 161s
Ion, under Cap
Sun
laeoellresse
arch
re -e,
s of I
this
colors
s 'Bervic
t
:
Yerk.-
le Mrs.
!spent weeks iag0 very 111 with blood- poisor
irg ;Ls now trac• h better, though still,
eOnfined to the houee.-14Iss Belle Bah
Cherles
, 1 Jr:. who
Ipicil di,o.h imswKr.eas:c.:,Ileriyl,niaprtufhteAthekine.:,. let ty no xe terned to her sehool. , In,
my:'sSask., 10:tratesps270,Qt4'livitollect_. Wheravalect:krof,loNoirhellitsisiti:ntellaatr,fii170isliAdsrlac3E.nas6t,othe:i
g A ring teeetta from 'Satraday .-Rev .1Sir. and Mrs. DileiCite;
e,sent by his on tor. Your. g ale n's Bible Classes of the
returned to her eclhool in Windeor on
•
ky 'entertained the Young Ladlea and,
Wm. &neer s4 able ! storage on Wednesday evening last. A
1, arriteotshtoelezisitaySaubriada.tyiSce hwoolas.sapetntthbapaalri...
t
rs' dinner at t e par-
• and I,Mrs. illiam 'I, "twirl Ferguson who :has been cap-
. John Ballantkne of - tain on a large lake boat during the
;his Past six months has returned to ,Sea-
-The forth for the winter,anirs. J 3. Ke-
nai-, boo laird two sons. kat for their home
1 hurch ir. Froude Sask., On Weelne.day morn-
parade'.
• ThoreaS"
tingly. '
1Mr, Br
IScott
ed the
Iover
I Uncials e , rem
-ljtan the aervic
!January Ithaw
; there; ;wets ti
as If ewe steere
Ing, LbIt It f
the p elahlng
t Mete erre s G
!with [her d,aug
f Bay fieldereA er
of the, Setatt
twill lbe held a
tel in Ialeinsall
et. two e'clock
rrents. tot . the,
kgs.
from
.Aana
whe •
Jahn
Ezra
at t
Chris
.
Clif
Detroit
Bell • ha
see wi
t
Beaky 0
home
aa-afr
. Bodging, hadc
ay. attendint at at. - ix g after spangling the holiday. with
where they re'e fit- the boys' grarderother, Mrs. Merger-
• f
by the recto ,, Rev. •et Kehoe,--Miss Ada G-ovetlock has
ssrs. It-arilt and Bruen. gore to Steal -bourne' Dufferin coin's',
t f--- where ishe will teach it the High
• S. Robert Sqo ,
town, have. bcrit join- School.-Ilars. McLeod of L11:12.1; Sp:Alt,
Aare now tra ning for the aoli ay with 'her sor Capt. Heel-
. Both youngen re- gars.- at . and Mts. Best aro. bere
nerative posiWi,
rins 'to front L e west ar.d are the
.-e had our egular of the rental hon.e of [Sir. and Nil's.,
guests,
Ion New Years night; D. alcG egret/ Croclerich street. On,
avg. rain and, it looked New Yrs Day (Ara and Mrs. MeGreg-
boat to Lege the sleigh- or heel tamily retinion at which all
up again end now their c Wren and several friends were
n
9 better thaever - prestert andall enjoyed the aroepit. any : the ,hone of the former's sister, Mrs.
aves spent New Years of the 'Worthy ,hoet and hostess. -The L, 11, Dickson. leit. Bennett also ex -
ter, Mrs. Weston; In secoad Janaary' thaw set in on PleS- PeetS to come east sometime next , se
ting of the directors , day night. The rain and south wind rronth.-Mais Marjorie Allison, of Dun-
n FarmersaIhstitute , gave the 'sleighing a severe shock and bartOTI, airs. E. Berton and Miss :
the Commetclal Ho- the roads are a glare of ice mak- Dorothy Merton of St. Thames, who
Friday, Janeary 7th, irg it necessary for , bath man and were attending the Rydall-Kydd nupt-
to complete arrange- ' horse tO be well shod to enable them ids were the guests of 'Mr. and Mrs,
egular Institute meet- to keep' their equilibrium.-&. Peter F. R. Hamilton, wbile in town. -At the
ord- Hunt was , shove IticArthar of IMorris was in town on regular meeting of the Canadian Or -
cm the. holiday. -4i155 Wednesday. In earlier days aIr. Mc- t,\;ler of Foresters held on Monday ev-
gone to _Streetsville, Arthur was a frequent visitor in Sea- ning last, the following officers were
d wag known to nearly avery elected for the enerang term. J. S.
woman in town. 11fany a cold Harvest, q.R.; 3. W. Powell V.0 R.;
frrIght he met on- the North F. W. %minute,. R S.; It. N. Rowe,
n le. load of goad wood. But F .8.; Charles I3ureey, treas.; Wm.
,
prapriate- earn*
the .paStor, Rev, 1
1 The Elections. -T
ikons tia -tea% on "Mo
very teedatly, aItft
keen, --oontest. cpc
Reevedhip and theta
pelted, tnearly the
behtg -reeoided,
ton:Mated tor the
(M.saor and Reeve,
qualify tor the Reevaship. This al-
lowed I/4r. (Bleary Stewart to ibe eleate
ed to the Mayorality by accrarnationt
'Mayor Stewart- hart had consklerable
menkipal expeelench having been a
member of tate Cott:nen tor several
yearn Illa la a Seafortat boy, this be -
tag his native place and has resided
here all 'als life. aie has been elle-
oessful D asiness and in eon:pithy
With this brother, 'Mr. Charles Stew-
art, ae hits built ep in Seaforth a
busbeess -which IS of inestimable ben*
lit to the town aed the people pald
him a deserved coMpliment by elect -
lag thim as Chief Magistrate of the
town Iby steclausatiOn. That be wilt
Make a frixtx1 mayort goas without say.
insN person has anything but
goad tto aas of DrI. Harbura and his
Arca* run attesthis popularity, ,but
we thinla the People acted wisely in
seleettng fr tewart - tor the
1O1tio kf reeve, Be has been a
member of , the Coanty Ootincil for
iseveral years and has hecorre Orie Of
the "angling figures in that boldly and
-11a4 igairted an exaerlence atid feat
fluenea ashlett, at Woald take a new
resat a orYoKI while to ,acquarte, no mat-
ter what his a1bilit, tn other iespects.
It lar. Stewart etentittutes in the
Council he will in, ,tell Probability on-
cuP,y the Wardentb,ahair in 1911. The
o14 Council with the addition (wait
leicrItosh and air. 'Golding have all
been (returned. The vote given wae.
as folkivre t For Reeve Dr. Herbaria
-North Ward, 86; Heel Ward 51;
Sotth Ward 114.,---ta1 187. 1.
Stewart, North Ward 88; East Ward.
72; South Ward, 76. Total- 230. !Ma- -
jotity tor Stewart 48. Coutei11ors-
1. -I. Cluff, 290 t Robert blifaIntott, 228;
George Cardillo- 223; John Grieve, 208,
C. Aberhert 207; Robert Smith, 206;
James .Gillespie 202; William Golding
21. i 1 t t
preached by
municipal e)ec-
passed otter
gb there was a
idly tor the
was a large veto
bele available vote,
. Barb= teas
positiona uf both
ut he decided to
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The Elaetion.-Tnere was a !spirited
cortest for municipal honors 'In -Hut-
lett on Monday kat. The eoritest for
the ,Rseveship WA9 lbetweest hir. M.
Arrrstroeg and lat. John Barr, Inc
forrrer being elected, by a vote 'of 467
to 99. The followhig were elected.
Counalllers and .the votes received by
Vachir Howson 351; McMichael, 842;
Watt, 296; aillkr 294;. Neelends. 288.
Zurich
• Note, --Mr. A. Fa Hess of The Her-
ald sta.ff spent Christmas with friends
In out Bend, Indiarti.-Ws. George
lanes el Moose Jaw is here visiting
old trierds.-Mr. and liars. Roswell O'-
Brien are here from Mather, Man.,
visitingefriends. Mr. O'Brien formerly
live4 on the Sauble line, but has been
in the wet for itsbotrt thirteen years.
-Last Staiday morning ag t100, A.
Eta es isms leaning the Evangelical
church phe deli and fractured her
hip. -61e. IN. V. Holtzman of Mite.
Sask., 0.9 spending the holidaya at his
home tere.-Mrs. S. Dietz'. and itirs.
Reichert have Saone! ta /name to. vis-
it triereds.--114r. Jahn 'Trueinner of Kit -
Irma°, laliclagan, Is visiting with his
brothers, Littessrs. Oon and Wm.Truems
Bier, tr. Truanner formeriy lived on
the I4th of Hay. ,
•Exeter.
Fifty Years a Teacher.-Suaday af-
ternoon of last'veek, was 'Some
It
Sunday an connl
ecti ,with the Sunday
School etervIce tin James street church
Addres%s were given by W. 3. G.
Jones Dr. Rouiston and Clive
Allister. •On the eve of Mrs. Jarres
Pickard ,retiring .i7f3 a teacher after
an aactive career at fifty years she
WAS presented by an address and
handsome ibibie, • the address being
by the superizetendant, lfrfr. 3.8. Har-
vey teted the preseatatioa being made
by Miss Lena Ct,les, a member of
Wire. Pickardls claas.
The Masons.-Thei installation of of-
ficers of Leban gorest Ledge, A.F.
and Ant. was held Ion" Monday everang
when the following officers were duly
installed t; Immediate Palif.,*Wm. Mur-
ray ; Waal., Dr. McGillicuddy; S.W.,
alr. J. ; J. W., A, Beatings;
Chaplain, Rev. -Collins; $I), -H. 3.
White; 1.D., W. 3. Beer;J.O. R N
Rowe; S. S. 'Nelson Stanlake; 3. S.
Harry Trick; tyler 8. Sweet; secy.
11.N. Creech.; treass t3. Stewart;
director of cererroeles, W.W. Taman;
Board of General Purposes, L. H.
Dickson, 0 H. ganders,. W. W. Zair.an.
Hearnam and Rey. Collins. After
the installation the, brethren adjourn -
to the Central hotel ,where a
banquet was held.
Notes.-Postritaster Christie reports
that the Christmas bushiess at the
post office this year was the heavi-
est in th,e `history of .the
E. Pickard, of Chleago, speat the,
holidays with his mother, IMrs. R.
Pickard. --Mr. James Creech,, of Ro-
chester ,spent the holidays at his
home tere.-alessre., Harry and
Chester Parsons, who have been in
the west ,a,re visiting their parents,
I afr.
and Mrs. Samuel Parsons. -Mr.
a•nd tali's. Thomas Dunsforel, of Mar-
' lette ,IMich., spent the holidays withl
Orton -as in Exeter and vicinity.--IMrs.
E .Bennett tend daughter,
Greta, of Field, RC., are guests at
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11 take a. schrt.--afrs.-forth
Roblin, Wien. and Mr. van ;an
'Detroit were I guestg day bee
IUCyrus Bailey over . Road o
. T. H. Waeeler of row that the wood( hen baen all burn- Harding, chaplain, Georg -e Hill, S.W.;
Bruce, elel spe It last week **tither ed we do not have the pleasure of see- Ft 3. 'Hallett, J.W.; P, Herre S. B;
sister, .Iiirs. Edmunds and Ilirie Bail- ir,g 11151 genial countlnahee and hear- E. Rowcliffe, 3.B.--elYirs. Dickson and
a Frank Hunt f Lon- leg his cheerful voice- as frequently, son, of Vancouver, RC. are visiting
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tmas at Vieth me of --airs. lexamder Ross of Montana. the tourer's parents, IMr. and tars.
T.. Ed. Hunt -7- r. and was th guest of litre. A. Young over William Devise -Mr., E. Rivers, of Van-
, ore, who have been - SundayS-laliss Margaret Beattie and couver is spandinga few weeks with
r the past sit inenths E.( ,•111?W,1 Master Fred Soehner, were his paretts here.-Salr. and -Mrs. 3.
to town. -Mr. i Russel her,, sf rorr Ilamilton, for New Years. H. Grieve celebrated their wedding
rton was the 'guest of -Ws-Israel of Walkarville, who has anniversary on Christmas 'evening,
;William Cudnutre, for been with her daughter airs. William; when a number of friends were pleas,-
. 'Israel. who- aaie a .cedmore baa returned lionte.--4Mr. end antly entertained St their home. -Mr.
ice, -sang a solo ad the we J.. "R. McNabb' and children, of and Mrs. John Luxtee have return -
arch on Sure:14 even-Dung.a,nnon were holiday visitors at ed from their vveddiag trip and are
a aef Atkinson :01 Dot Ur. John keNabb's of town. -Mr, Alex now comfortably Isettled on the
been pending the hal- McNabb, of Toronto, sent New Tears groorrts farm at Eden. -The annual
me 1t his gralichtiother in towri. the guest of his uncle, John. meeting of the Exeter .A.gricultaral
sney, has reterned.- McNalb:-The 161st Battalion will at- Society will be he1ot! in the town hall
d'e of Kr. 1 fit Welsh terd 'service dn. the Methodist citerch on Tilers -day, 3anuery 20th, when all
0 karn that he is not next Su.aday 'evening, when air aa. Interested should attend.
eyan ;and 1M
don nt Chr
his •b other Si
Mrs. aarn. Cud
have retuTurnYl
ed
Israel of Wal
his .slIcter,
New ears. f
fire baritone ye
Presbyterian e
itngoi'1
t, h8.4
r '
. idays at .the h
Mrs. M. C. C
The Many frie
will he sorry
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Madavish's
Seafortb
YRS STORR t
money all t
see -greater valee
yotx po, sitively WI
get more for yo
heren :
tat Mires you
e time. You
advertised, but
I be unable to
✓ money than
; :
Mo e 22 9
F YOU NEED (MODS in a 4att
A hurry and caret conveniently •
come to town,den't wait -tell us
your wants by phone or mail.
We will fill them and Bend them •
to You, transportation charges •
paid : : ; : : :
40,
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s Store for
°THE keyst
u,ary or in
value. We
offerings in
misled -by us
why they ap
19t5 the Ma
efficiency as
to excel the
to achieve th
od Va ue
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ne of succes in retailing, whether in jan- 1 .
Jnly and every day in the year, is good
use this term in sincere description of the t
ur store. Persons are not at any time
by make believe good values, and that is 4;
reciate our Way of doing business, Dur. 41 .
tavish Store reached a great record of *
I
good value store. For 1916 we expect
ecord of last year. We are endeavoring
s with our present good value offelings.
find us fallin sh ort of our ideals tell us
m
If at time you
so. We want you to always get best value here.'
e
efot.0"*..issoltwoimretionleon.
Ladies' Suits
The equ 1 of which you will notsee
el ewhere at the prices
$12.50
*15.00
$20.00
+1
OM,
he Best Coats
You will see for
•$1 0•001 $12.50, $15 00
No matter if you are in the habit o
wering higher priced
coats and suits
That's no reason why you should neglect to investigate
the remurkable values we offer at these prices. We
know you will get just as much service and satisfaction
out of these clothes as any you have paid considerably
more for.
You can just as well save a
few dollars on every gar-
ment you buy' and get
equally as good values as ,
you have been getting . .
If these garments were not just as rgood as we claim
they are, we wouldn't be doing so much business, Our
big values hold all our old customers and make many
new ones.
J. Mac tavish
Seaforth
7he Store of Bte Value
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