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roken Prornises
Yo'it t er el like One ofybur
pictures ever so Much. 1 hav-
en't 40y ot myself at present is
eXchange but expect to have,
some taken soon and then 1
wili remember you."
Nowebe honest. to hew man
people have you told this -old,
old story? -
Count them up carefully* then
comelin end get enough photos
to steimre yourself.
Fell's Studio
Seaforth
instruction
Mr. Alfred 3. Curtis has opened- his
situdie of music in the Cady Block, op-
posite Cdramercial Hotel, Seaforth.
The course commences Monday,
September lath.
Speciai courses in violin' playing,
and artistic bowing.
Chamber music concerti and or
chestra work will'be taught.
Mr. Curtis is a pupil of the renown-
ed Sevcik method and will use •this
method of instruction.
Terms may be obtained by calling.
on Mr. Curtis at his studio.
2491-tf
Notice to , Creditors.
Immemonsormit
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Statute in
that behalf, that all persons having chime against
the estate at William Foote late of the township
of Stanley, in the county- of. Buren, Fanner
deceased. who died at the said township of Stanley.
on or about the 25th day of December, 1916,
are required on or betore the 16th day at February,
MO; to mot by post" prepaid, or deliver to the
undersign- ed. fun particulars of their claims, duly
yet�d b,yallidavit, and the nature of security; If
*ay bete by them, Farther take notice that after
• the sea last mentioned date- the assets of the said
deceased will be dia. ributed among the parties en-
tiuet thereto, having regard only to the dams of
which zmtice shall then have been given.
R. S. IfAX8
Solicitor for Executors, Seaforth.
Dated at Seaforth, this 24th day of January, 1915
2503-6
Notice
Town of Seaforth
Tax Sale
Notkie 48 hereby given that the list of lauds ter
sale foriarrearsof taxes has been prepared and
that copies thereof may be had in tny °Roe and
that the list is being published le the following is-
ms December I1th. 1801, 25th, 1915 and Jan-
uary let, 1916 of the 'Ontario Gazette and that in
default; of the payment of thetaxes, the lands will
be sold at the town hall, Seaforth. on Wednesday,
the 14tii day of March, 1916, aS oclook p. m„, for
taxes.
JOHN A. WILSON, /
Secy.-Treas. Town of 8:Worth
Seurorth, Dee_ 14ch, 1916. 250543
Goes Like Sixty
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-Ohafly on the spot" i h.p.
WO at agents for the Farroas Gilson
Line: Engines, Ensilage Cutters, Silos
eed Grinders, Pturpe, Wood Sawe
Belting, Pittleys, etc. Call and eee this
Engine at our Tile works in Harwell
' and get full particulars.
W. E, Pfaff .
Phone Na. 7 . flertsall
it- V-77": fp
Stratford, Ontnrio
You Can Secure a Position if you
take a course with us. The de-
33sand upon us for trained help is
stiany times the number graduat-
ing. Students are - entering each
week. You inay enter at -any time
Write at once for our free catalog.
D. A. -McLachlan, Principal.;
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DISTRICT *ATTAR* .
Huron Oki Boo At -Home
, The Huron 6ki Boys of Toronto
their amival at-horre In the
evore of the beautiful Odd t es
11, College street, on Fridatv
•lest. While the attendiMee was
quite aa large as on tomer oc
alone, a goodly' murber were pres
and heartily and thoroughly enj
od :themselves with a We hour,
The President, Mr. Jelin Etober
oecupied the astir, and in a lelicit
manner extended a welcome to th
present; and was very ham in
introduction *of those who trade a
dresses. On the platfotrgo weiosthe
er-stabig land energetic secret
B. Flloody; Major Beck, Teas
Gillicuddy, R. Holmes, E. J. B.
can and W. Houston.
The 161st .Huron Pedalled w
risPreeefited npereoo by Lt. -Col.
a Combs, Major J. W. Shaw and j -
ior Major M. D. MoTaggairt, all
whore gave short addresses. -
Alderman MaeGreger sang a co
of patriotic songs and reeporbded
an encore. Mr. Houston, as a Wu
pioneer joined his congratulati a
• with ,titose of the chairman to 11
present. T. McGillicuddy gave a hi
gr.orous areedote. Mr. Floody read
tees of regret at not being able to e
present from Sir San Hughes, Mine
later !of Militia; Sir William D. Ott .
a native of Clinton, and others. MI 9
H. Isabel Graham. of Seatorth treed
two original seserr e of her own
position, one of which is as for
entitled, 'Canada's Behind The duns
taikier i.XWeitt jims4t
Xing Sadceeintry,
led tgiftt a
Wit. unearresobei
elles : , be 111,-'1,
dOrie arsi altlitnigh
east itd
loyeit in thi
sever 1- weeks' of
there Were .e
tMzZ (Velt nun':
for. • n er io
utuee credit
and felt th t
Mr refr
rarike
Sol respond
atespondL,
aln gave the t
at thie
of them 'or n,
f Feb! of the eat
otr g Ind eourtle
art te rly 11iI1g uP
the 1;1t litietalien
ad sin •Huron. Afte
term Words it tet
rcxun man to he a
ablautIbo eo 4slac
to StLIy the fair. n
In, o rs past born.
gren tot Seafortli
ty an r4spond.
•
vete, 40 ' the
t* O'er iso
Y 'if M
tinge
ttin t
itali,
, for .1
• af
Screiti n
1304 on
n &take
a#4'1
town
Y Ontlg nie
f tati gotti
h ex; the call
ri of •Oana
Wyatt al
pl eetting
liejari exper
trOng
tyrethouidi •6
ore° towar. the is
rrhelp far.
ca
o
ue?li Asia an
be lard for an
"alacker0q IThe
rel!, le Seitfort
4
.e the town h
et all, the ram
• the 'call
-- , , •
domesay,
Of the. Melcil
• tiPaety era 8
11. .Settforth, o
an net a ver.
lMienbers, b
wan a very sa
y i ,FeePect,' -
Ing op ha
id
isg
r
itteS
MOOS 40 the Load os • • eemetevet.—
T Maur Wait to Jive with
se% ate, a Ao Mai.1
tiatWee 1 witiiher trother,
gr ge, of Clinten.—A large
nate ed the repreiting' meet:-
g bat' 'r1ay ev Sher
,liof Star City, Sas visited at the
..* ofiw. . She has been
ving with .1her s whe has been a
actor in itihti w for the, past; ten
ere, I s t
f
o Thie McKillop Iniso
The4nllUal, cr.eeting
• Mutu !Pire Insr.sr
held n the tome
Pride 'Jgt.1 There
large !attend or Of,
Fling the tidings near and far,
Where the feet 1 of freexen ae;
Send them swIfty o'er the sea,
'Do the haunts of cruelty; " !
Biti the dove, despoiled, distressein
Rind the olive to her bretetk V.1
Take this tmessage to the Ut1134
Cnada's behind the gunao, Li.
Canada is proud to bear
Of the load a lion's share;
Would to do and proad to die
POT the -Empire's ideals high;
Britain's sons the whole world o'
Will be freemen evermore;
Take OAS message to the 1.1ims—
Canada's behind the guns.
Canada :has wealth in store,
She w1U lavish mom and mere,
So that tyranny ray fall,
She will gladly :give her all;
From livrdeaee-st she will pert
or the catese that it1r5 her hear
Make this ereasage to the Hut -,—
Canada's ft:ehinel the guns.
Music was furnishied clueing the e
ening by Stewart% 'orehestra, t
leader a popular young Heronlaae an
dancing followed the tenditioti o t
literary program- The evening w
very [pleasantly peat by all. It wou
.930 impossible to name all who we
present; it is sufficient to eay eciti
the gathering was truly representa I
of Ye .god, old county.
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The Hoodon Roll. — The fallow
have been. added to Seafortles -hon
roll: Private ,Frank Derrance,ot 50t
Bete C.O.E F., of Calgary, now
Bram:eh:DU, England; Pte.. John He
ry Taman, John Leatherlande Arthu
Neely, and Sgt. Gillespie, 11st Her
Regiment,
Marriage.—A pretty 'wedding too
place at the biome of bride's 4-arents
Kr. and Mr. Jorhe Woods, Gaderic
township, on January - 26th, w
• their daughter Eva. _Ann, wasmare*
to Mr. Aex. Sparks, Bronson Lime
Saney. The cerenseny was perform
ed by Rev. D. Johnston, Varna, in the
presenee of a orall nunitter of. frlersda
Mr.. and lire. Sparks went to London
and Sarnia, after which they will re -
Ade in Seaforth.
New Pooks.—The following new
books have been received at the Pulei
lic Library andwere put in circulae
lion on Saturday, Jenuary 2the
tion—Beyond the Frontier, • Parriah;
The Long Law, Harlasid; Bellane the
F tram Non-Fict1on-0 Year
of the Great War, Patrer; Hunting
Wasps, Fable; Fighting France,
Wharton, Juvnile—Jean Cabot et
the Houk itith the Blue Snot/fens:
Scott; Cyntra. Deland; Thanksgiving
Stories for Ohlideen, Dickinon; Fur
Trail Adventurers, Wallace; Buskeses
iry, Lipmann; ;Anne of the Island);
Montgomery; in Morgans Wke,
Vet -nick
.•••••••..."
Heroin Blood Will Tell.—Th fol-
lowing sieopatch which appeared in
The 1.. T1»ts 7,42, ghowhisonbeit.niTtihve:e dilee:fortctha
thLon
don Frees Prey of Wedness
says: "Hterillated with the under,-
standbig tivat dhis native town had
"fallen [down" In the matter of r-
cruiting, as reported in his Ire W
paper frogn Seaarth, Jahn Leather -
land, merchant tailor of Strathroy,
disposed of ibis business in that
town, Ana, retureed to Seaforth, and
enlisted les a private in the 161t Hur-
on Regiment. His father. Ur. James
Leattherland, aged. 90, and also a ale
ter .restde in Seaforth. His wife and
familey wilt remain in Strathroy.
Reerulting Mee tin gs. —0 n Sat erd ay
evening last a greeting for tble. pur-
pose of atimulating recruiting in -Sea-
forth was held in the recruiting rooms
of the 161st Battalion, in the Cardio
block. Mr. 3. H Reid occupied the
chair •arbd when the meeting Opeaed
the raudience filled th-e moo. After
xi:ideal tee lect lees ey Lie u t, Reid and
°there of the Seaforth recruits, Mies
Edith Nelin, who has just returned
frau- Shornelifte, evoke. Mies' Neelin
has been nursing the returnscl wound-
ed from the different' battle centres
and was able to give a very., viiid ac
count of the suffering .and herdshie
of those who had more out of the
tret cliee. Rev. Mr. Potheringlosne of
Goderich, urged on the yoang riL!en of
Seaforth, the necessity of answering
the call to arrrs, while Corporal
Wyatt, who is home on sick leave, ale
er 'being woundedin Flanders, told
actual experiences in the trenches
nd on the firing line,
—On the following Sunday evening a
ass meeting was held in the Retie!
1st church, when the edifice was
flied by the large audience 'resent.
v. P. H. Larkin acted as chairman,
ind special music was furnialeed by
e church choir, and a eolo waa,
nelezed by Miss Ellison, of the Col-
late Institute staff. On this °ca.
n Rev. Mr, Fotheringhaz again
ke, and in a very forceful end
rwthcing manner outlined the OltlitY
every young Men. It was a duty
eek
UR Great Clearance Sale, the
sale of the season is nearing
it3 end ! Have a care if you've
not been in! How can you afford to
miss this? That this Great shoe bar-
gain fast has been relished and ap-
preciated is a fact that has been de-
monstrated by the crowd of bqyers
in daily attendance. Many a io�i to-
day, feels thankful for our liberal
fieriogs. New spring footwear
Li already knocking for admittance,
end this Great bargain Giving Sale
Must Cos e on Saturday Night.
There ae plenty of good bargains
ind double traities yet to be had and
/0 we sound this Last Call. Be-
etled buyer e row have one more
Vportunity,
SATURDAY SPECIALS
fen's Oxfords 3.49
A/omen's Low Cut shoes6c
We also have about 30 pairs Of
Vomen's Patent Shoes at $2.49,
hes 2% to 4%. Fifteen pairs
ea's patent shoes at $1.59, sizeS
6% and 7.
Persons wearing the above sizes
itottioinotiniss this opportunity.
Its SCOTT
The Horne of Good Shoes
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the !director report
isfaet ry 0n43 in .ev
Wane .1 4,838,14
after the y ar's '
retir g ftir tors,
Griev .; a s'ereee E
• were 4Lis -elected
er ce.: f the
low: Prt.sldjent, 3.
preeld nt, J tees
oecret y- ,ea,surer,
rector • p. MeGr
G. GI eve Wintlroop
Geest • see J Benne
Evans : : • Ch*OC704.; 19
Mites ; oibn B.
James • In lly,
Ferris 1: look. A
Siellile ':•:fotrthi and!
Meltill
1
Shop
vvith m
A Rea
Whiter,
Februar
Society.
Dr.
the eye
hotel, St
Dr. Fore
as forme
Mani
Jeweller
Hous
of land
apply to
Notice
Library
Greta T
Notioe
and see
hand.
sixes tb
pointed 1
A. M. Oa
nes. The tte
s,:ret?teaciJothmelfixill
were etre •oth
conVanY as oi'
McLeant vice
oily, 'Gderleb ;
E. Hays; di
r, Seaforth;
William Rine
els, Deblin; Ja
leohn McEwe
Len, Seafbrth
eech; - Reber
itoret ! A. G1
John Govenlock
. •
Beatties Fel becoming a habi
le and It is not abad habit. 25184
w 11 be given by t e ptipilsOf Miss Ha t
In t e Carnegie LI rary on Wednesda
• 16t at 8 o'clookOn aid of the Red Oro
Ad lesion 26o. 25134
bert of Otratford, sp oialist in diseattes
ear, ose and throe I will be at the Queen'
afort . o Wednesdt , the 15th in place o
ter nd will amain e -his visits montill
ly. 250441
go L 3enses ssued f; Savaugt and Stolle
Etc Seafrth., 227741
for ale—Good tram house alid four se
n M rket street tor •ale. Far particular
Mr . A. Sark, 8 arling t., &Wort
249841
MI books must be eturned to the Publi
n or before Tuesday, Fel.ua4y 15th, 191
omp: ,n, Librarin. 12518-1
Int Wing purch rs are i vIted „to cal
e new 1418 Haim! lin six o tinder car o
gre t le the &mn for 191 MoLaughli
roa y prosPeotive b yers w I be rhea
the do't place th Ir Orde in advanoe
be Dominion ha k build to Seaforth
Wan —T rent or purcha a dwil' w2 5t1h8 xfi fl
area or o ter eaforth, or ad) cnt.. Give hill par
ticulars ndt rm. IL Gov look, RI, E. No. 1
fleaforth, ' 2518x2
Notice Mc Aughiln cutters on han to be Mc
posed of t re uc d A so bigh grade singi
harness, grind r pates, Oolern n and axwell pul
per kniveJ etc on hand. . , ,Clampb II, .Seaforth
2513x1
Red ere s. --The fa • ing
treaeu er's 5 akeZretIt tit *IA/Wary In
come toe -vv th ithe eaforth branch
of tdrii I! rose Soo ety R,ecelpts--
Palanc, di 3 anu ry 1s1, $49.86;
/rater' I for w• It, $20.40; a
friend, $110 . Moe Kenzle. $1.00;
rePrtmeustellia,geed; Don r wistma.s boxes, $52.62;
• n, 25c; friend $11;
tin,g concert for
Peter lale ,$1; at frit nd. 50e; musk,
$13.50; 3er • Edge, $6 Mrs. Robert
Bell, $ ; r. Coot, . $1; pin 250;
rrernber fe5c; mo ithiy con tribue
Hone 156,1 . iTotal r lots— $750.78
Expend ter —Mrs. Shle, $1.40; Lay-
ton Brs., $6.45; Dry goods $564.47
Totl— 572. 2; balance •n heed $178.-
46; Tot 1— 750.78. TiProceeds of
orre c ki g -Seale amo nting $52.75
wes wa. • •d to Col Scott, Moore
Berme II • vital, ornelifte, Eng.
Jessie ell, Tteasuitert
. —The f hewing ishe secretary's
report: e• • • • to head-
quarters onto, Feb 2- :-.04 Blitz
pyjamas 84 'hopital ri ght shirts; el
flannel 5 Ir 9;186 torwe s; 234 pairs of
isocks; " 48 .strall pada 180 1 threeo
inch ba •ag ; 4,000 gr.; h wioa; 1600
wipeie• r G arm • toe. One Red
Cross pa cel was given t during the
Tomtit
la.r rtgeirenta have beenl
ecreplet f the inont collections
of the
rites "%diet i:ohnethe,llectt
eubso I es on or
about -9thi of eac tt
—A ve y Meagre c ntre piece has
been • • t -to the ed Croso Ses
ciety. Tklket are being sold for it at
Stewart fBr .' store, 1 c a ticket or
8 foe 25e T e ladies of the RedCross
would1bE g cl. to receivle any Thurs-
day clean oJ linen or otton anyone
could, Oar
taidleocaefl
was In
week,
at the
oses.—M
.Mu
c4. fron
ingrtousbeenvca
James L
ring
bronch,'
rill':eesidr4turenalcbaseic
ducted
dan;ho e'en h:s dan
r will
ra.1.1/1
eening's en t
tavy lboe
treal, las
Ot was a ve
cfrgige
hetiEr
t
verage
22i1.—Mr
into :his .11 1
ohn stret.—t•
firen 11
1466:itirinag
1theC •
f Miss = • e4il
al in t
ay evenln:,
roes Sock
d Willin
5.
—Mr. J • lin ArChie
er Creel Dairy ram,
and 1 nn le last
lased a ar of alfalfa,
p a,ee 'to fee g pure
"r1 Law ce, 'Mrs.
s.
Matt. Le r artier -
ten, on s o•ndae ha
e- 4‘11011rf the% al"togthteo, Mrs.
re. , lot MC • OA-whe /a
• a Bever,. aft kof
ia--
.•
h the proper Gyrau;n-
n-d
Mr. F. H. treat , in
will �c ie short-
ry services will 1oon-
t • e Egtoon ille 1 resbye
on Sunday • ext. n the
g follow aizt sue-
rved and a a lendid
rt iresent. — Mt. T.
ee-n pr ided for the
an extra fine lead of
rem' Seafo h Station to
Eisturday Among the
y fine te: •• raise -di by
"McKillop, Inch would
at. The h: sea weighed
00 poandis :etch' and the
'taeld was little over
as .Elde Las troved
me new .eideoce
Is s Spierrre of the
Education, Termite, is
catalogulo f he .boek
Library.—The
W ter are giving a re-
rn gie Hall on weeneie
xtl in aid4f the Red
Jattieis McIntosh
harteres oi the Mill
attenoled t ,otte
ns hi Toronto last veek,
a stock bilI for their
a here.— sss.
rimed PictureS •square
ndl oval shapek. Assdit.
entContains a v riety of
ubjects. Remila y sold.
t 35d, 4oc andl5o each.
Your chclice
250 e ch
he frames aloe aio4 ar worth
ore than the p ices asked
mpson's Btflokstore
Seafortli
Win owShades and Picture Pr es
Agen s for New Idea Ire Patterns
Haim George Bet'
rdnto this week—Ur,
• of elle, have re
lSoole lhouse on John
Harry' Kruse left ose
friends in Galt.—Mr.
'
'V Ottawa \last week,
Mason and Clara Phi ne
rot to at the srolrAg 17..4
Ings.—Mr. and Mrs
Godard:eh, !spent Sunda
Mrs. William: 'Water.
:Duncan ,McKellar, of
se few 'days this week,"
and Etty. the eighth andnirth and sixth and
'wards,. of Goderiole is vi fling at the r eeiventh concessions, resulted, in favor
llogre of r. and( Mr T Scott.— of (the 4porth bops, the score being
Mr. Allisert Dundee, cKillop seven -to foim—Mr. Adkro Nicholson
week purelYased a yeti fine driving' this purchased the west, half of lot
ty, of town. six, concession eeven, conisisting of 56
but the aeree, 1fromi Mr. EtIlvvin
and Ae Meeele, Of Forest, Vas returned
Ur. Dundee' biome after 'vending two weeks vis-
bert Coates, lting 'her slater, Mrs. Wen. Britton.—
end guests 0 r balmy enothern weather of last
MT& WIUI. w$k ibles !left ue and we are once
y commit- artr.e Bieck to our natural elrneeta—
onary So- The recruiting greeting of last Thur.ul tea at day evening was ver‘inteesting and
ttle, Male inetruetive, bet we ve not heard
71. A lea- of .any of ouri young! Men-enlistinge as
ye, although :there ia some talk of
sate of the 'blue going. This is , the
tire when'every one should do their
bit.—The play; "Afternoon in Friends
V VilLsge,” Will be Put on here( by
the tWalton .Worren'S lee:Unite en
Wednesday pioning next„'Fete. 16ti,
sot the Red Orme Soelety.
st
are in Toe
Mrs. ibarks
into the
eet. — Mr.
to visit
Bell wits
isses Harrit
are in To-
Ilnery_ open.,
inson, of
•.wEth Mr. and
Mr and etre
roe.arty, apenf
bei gust Mr,
rs. H Ed..
.1 4 •
*a.
- i'uck-er mith
Me Uplof winter Pootoser—Heavy rub
bre, overshoe, felt lined- hoes etc, at cost and
less the cost prie, The qh tihos Store opposite
EXpaelt r OftW. ' 2613-1
Shopping aW int t people IV% t a had habit. 2513-1
t Berie's fat eOo
titaing 4 haidt
t81.116reht. .The
gonit'Setle ttyho Rewl4t1
n Thursday evening
inst. .Beeides the dee
ubJect, "Resolved. that
tates .aholuid enter tde of the M11s," the ahe
ssr, Hay,bry
d: the negative ilsy Mssrs. Walter
Cully and Albert : AleXander. . Mr.
mos Meillaila, of: Hullett, will! give
tet address, tilbere Will !also be an
eircellet treaeical prOgrarrime ittvehlh
the stele quartette, ' of Seaforth, will
take got. The ;proceeds' are to go hi
aid of,1 the Red Cross: •
onatanee.
Nette.—The hockey match hetwan
Mare
The
horse
will
Cbhnd.—Mat. ed, Mr.
E
ce was a long on
was a superior a
a =alley maker hi
of Lo
t. tshe
tee of
dicey
the
etreet,
ant a
les a
Work bf flea cogrenitt
ter iBerthla Robb, dau
lIn Kh
Pebrw
erase
many'
succea
inon, were
home of Mr,
ment, — The
the Watexes
fekt a very image
a of Mrs!. Joh*
on Tuesday aftern
ternoon was vent
a good augn r
: • :
1
bb, of Sea/oath,
gston, everted' to
17thi. 'Me
for her coura
friends- here w
by the W-
all• d fon Ma
ursing Sta
r of M.
ho As HOW
aall about
diN3eves much
and her
11 wish her
.—Pte. Thotr.son cat, of
the :16 et Battalioe Band Clinton,
sp:ent 'roe dia, ays leave absence at
his (h is here last weks—The many
friendle of Mr. Thirxr.aA Stepheng wiL
be pleased to learn thiat he is again
able tO be about after, bing confin-
ed( to his rooml for the -pest ten welts
—A recruitingany dnJdz the augs;.
'fees oof the Sealertht Br ch of the
Huron et•ty War AsIed y .will be
t
tib
---re,lefr:t
a Mrs. Jett Baehour.—Misa Ed
Mi er Whk• lei le,aning the id.ress.T,
lng hi Mitdhell, soont Sunday at' .r
help° there.—r. an ia aira. Albert -Nor-
YU were AA Wale to a fewt of their
Ehleld in Cardno's hall on Wednesday balite:1:mo: :ecitowrea nahtdaY ,ehvalieninong , Fia list ..,.
evening avert, w‘hen an ress will 'ile Farmer, Inetitute meeting will
Toronto, and also by li' eeng slaters day, IFebruarY latihi. Mr. H. 0 Nix-
uri
be given by Dr. JamesL. Huglieselof
MISS Edith Neelin and Miss 'McBride, Ian; of St. Geoge, and, Mr, Gavin Bar -
and Sat Major Gandy, W'
death oboe in 0 ri
day last - Mr. - Earl n • being the seakers.
cently returned irOh".1 the
too
st 0 ughter of M .1 M.
forme4
y .el :this to
ftedllt;.
se*itl Iblad only beenall
wi eofft; lIditide,atehY. tirhe bible sb•131v
to .whocrt she!
vie years ago, eat
tico leas mainly
r y regret beir
who will exte
o the family 1t t
al greeting of be
Of the Huron
yy, .1w4tilh1,1)13at :leigil 1
Ibrary on Mort
welcorre.—The
Ilorbert Bell la]
.p.s.°6trny'sPallol' 'w
fice, MS; '
a.y, the 160 Intik
of Mr. Thomas
near Seaforth, 'wh
est for sorre time,
ith the battalion
Sask. ,
Statfa.
iWnliftrAlt WX4idell and
tratford, are visiting at
formers parents, Ift.
beer ,of Cross
MI es Gillecene,
ChM adies at
irltton at
of 1the mem
lei be
t ureeti
The
the membere
fliirof thel
diusban
about
Mrs. .E
who ed
trris,e
Oathy
A gene
13r,aibeli
A
negte
Febrile
erybody
ing tat
Theeethe
.the
Wedne-4
&ERICH
In the
llsted
Oureent
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'Eecru ting kteeting.--Ain
tic meet ng was held he Tuezday
evening t. when a lar e rood lis-
tened excellent. patriotic .addrsses
soldier,
d' Lieut.
Clinton:
as ct.talr.
inter
wbich
•o have re-
frent.—The
lia on Fri -
knee, <O-
n Stogdgis
.0"
Siiiet The
about two
the °am
ved by her
FEBRUARY 1.11 1916
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Seafor0, M. 10th, 1916.
Dear Madam
lo close ottt oar stock of UM2S and
• SUITS quickly, we offer them at ihe followtng
price reductions :—
Garments Worth up to $5, now $12.50
•
Garments worth iQto 00, now $10
•
Garments worth, ap lo $10, now $5
2hese remarkably low prices on, gar- +1
ments that are the sea on's best styles offers-
you yozp a splendid opportwmi4y to get a hth1riss
slat or a coat at a very I w prtee.
sure want to v sit other departments
•
• ot our store too. low wtil see evidences on, ev-
• ery hand ot our abatty tb save pow money..
• We want to se2t all our Furs this month
and- if low prtces will do it wemill not have any
• arttete left to carry over to next) season.
When you/ think of saving' money, think
of the store that never tai Is to give youi
• goods as cheap or cheaper than you can
get them elsewhere, quality considered. That
Z storeis the store we conduct for you, namely,
Mactavisks
ew Dreiss Goods 1•
and .SilkA •• '
Positively the best values obtain-
able. An elegant advance show
! ing of new weaves and fashionable
shades. Prices are very reasonable
1 It will be a great treat for you to see the first arrivals
• of new goods, and it wilrbe our pleasure to show
them. The new Silk and Wool Weaves are beautiful.;
fhe new silks merit your admiration. You will be
* delighted 'with the new goods we show for spring.
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MIneffilMom
Come soon and see the unusually Attractive Advance Showing o
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f Bright, -will addrees
as oo ils
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he home of lira, T. X.
-80 'P.m. Ail the ladl.%
ity are cordially In -
sent. In the evening
g will be held In file
taroley Dramatic Club,
f which contributed so
time last winter for
s merried Patriotic tour s, thas a new play en
no family. !fret! the season "TheProd1galprolber1
riends here The Club hap already made several
early de- aPpearancee t is whiter old is 43-1.4
theirsyrn• w a greeted 44tt1J a full hose. The
ir1pes .— 1 pia will be *resented in, the 'WIWI
' Seater t 111 i„ hait Stella, on the everting of Pris
Ay. War ; dal the 18th inst. under the aaat
the Cita- I pieee or the Mert's Eted Cross Associe
y eteent, I atien of ,Crairarty. Lieut. Rodkin, of e;
o'clock. Evt 1Mitehell, who Nhas recently returned I ;
imel :meet -1 fro** the tighti,g lines Is expected to
Come and see the new cotton wash fabrics. The first
goods that have corne to hand open to our entire satis-
faction. Note the fact that we do not say come and
• buy. We simply want you to see. The styles are so
•
• attractive and the values so apparent that you will be
I sure to remember us when you do get ready to buy.
* ,
Varna.
lee and . be
held atar
rth, oe
Mr. We.
Beatty, of
has been
ilea en -
it Swift
by Corp Wyett, a. return
Rev. Hi bert, lot Wing-ber.
Grigg, 1 cruiting oteric,er lot
Mr, R. . Richardson aced
gran an .taile speeches Wert.
Spersed ithi musical eelectie
were iirti etisiied- •
47,1,
Usborne.
Thaxa Boa4 Notos.—A.! urion teach-
rs' tr ing class has beep started
iindar the t. Readership of Rev. Dr,
letcbuer, the pupils being tear: both
resbyte end Methodis Sunday
Noels, This shows how t spirit of
nion is oorking aboat Te: es Road-.
—The a loots of* the::
tme coti1ne1I kto this ho with la
TgrLpe, a$ able to be Out ag ie. With
he olde , people it has .• on a eve
ere att -k.—Mr*. Robert jlenison, of
mido, 1 Is 'visiting relatve itt this
7)egli*ortood,( 1
he have
Notes.
ibeir cre.
4iVt slInesd
t tended.:
here
era' of ti
Which t
Londesboro
6f1sionary Sec ty held,
ting at the aroi age on
y afteenoon, it ing well
Mrs. Carter, 011 1 ramtfod,
this week attendln the ftre-
er grotber, Mr. T Adams.
k piece on Tuelid y afteie
eh
•
ives C
If
gl
Le
aforth
Ipresent and deliver an addrss. A
Thterestin and entertaining ev-
g e4eet 1
2
Bluevale
Death of a Prominent Man. — Mr.
JOhn Musgrove, of Turnberry died.
on flunda,y gror
pitali Toronto.
gem% was one
fie 'firrists
, of which he was reeve for ten
a, o North Huron and Dr
e. His bribers, Mr. A. H Mose
gro
G. Musgrove, of Niagara Falls, ac -
carried the rema1ns to the late
Mr. Muegrove's native village of Blue -
vv 13 interment being made in the
splokt. Thie deceaSed-was in his fifty-
ecod year and was born on the faro'
wlhich he owned, at the time of his
46atilchjlLierarY &olety.—An entertaine
jng eelerolbeys' debate Was the fea-
ture of the Last : greeting of the liter
ery owlets' -he* on Friday, Februe
a,ry- 4t13t The sebject, "Resolved that
fire is nore destructive than water"
tbfas-,:ed Ito a great deel of research
ey -the part of i the young ,delmters
and 'their oeechea areee received
with much applause and. approv' by
uianee. Harveyy Messer and,
Parhr Stretzer, took the affirmative
ifand arver Haney and Roy Thomson
Ale negative an4 the affirzrative won
IsecordIng to the deolscon of the three
Jud,g tbilas Victoria Paterson, of
Tate! 1The IsebneiheYs intend givirg
Win Miss Wilma Shaw and F.
anotr debate at the school on Fit
site oon thud. week troir. three to
four Ion tho &deject, "Resolved that •
the igrahlp la more destructive than
tbs suitaarine." The public are.
cerdiOly Invited to attend. The aro
gramme for the evening was in charge
of Uri George McDonald's committee.
Mr loeslie S. Winch( made a. aplendid
$a1r4ia and ar, excellent seeech was
given by Mr. J. :Event*" Other tunribers were, a
F. King on 4Current
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Ing in Wellesley lea-,
The Ude Mr. Mum
f leading nig,-
uaberry towns,
New Prints
The '‘tub" is the real test of a genuinely good piece -4i4
of print. Hundreds and hundreds of women know
• from experience that the prints they buy from us stand it
the test of a severe wash The new prints are guaran-
teed to be equally as good as what we have sold in the
past. In fact they are the same "branded" goods.
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,eoun,Baeot: ones garet Garnis, "'Drab-
i h • Villey chief,b"y; Tarillllreee
loarrtioarilid"ailick'nsoKeiroe, i
of the Nations", by Miss Annie
Coal ?}b.
. Sence. The meeting was brought to
'dart in Cold Weather .„e Olall tyleg Fgallel ‘T‘111:'nUex_Ntevmeeretin; !
•
on Fridey Pebnutry 18th, when there
of the Literary Society will be held
•
will be a debate. iSeeolved that India 40
'of grore value ie. Britain than Can-
aelan.s
[ CouncNo*11 a't."-ItTshez rtutinillgbehrill Teollwn4013111!
•
day, Was waited by Mrs a Tate
and Ms. IL Shia, on behalf of the
WozenPs Lnst1tutd and respested to
make 4 grant towards the Red Croas
work faithful'' carried onby the
women f this district. The Council
voted fLt1ty doilare towards this good •
object, en action which will meet with •
Ontario i the orApnlval of -al patriotic citizens.
--Pte Robert McMichael, C. Co., 71st
eau : Battalion, was home] from Galt, on
two &ea leave title week.
ou want brighh.,
wing heat use
high Valley
luff 61( Sons
•
See the new prints now.
TADAWASMONPOOR
Snappy Short Coats
Fitted or Loosely Cut
Princess Frocks in Jumper Style
With Pocket or Cascade Draperies
Bridal Dresses and
Charming Evening Gowns
and an abundance of other
captivating styles in the
StandardFastion Book
for SPRING 2816
Renew your early subscription,s to the Designer
this month at special reduced price.
J. Mactavisit
Seaforth
2he Store of Big Paw
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