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Capital Paid Up •
Reserve Fund and Undivided Profile
TOTAL ASSETS 870000
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of the DOMINION BANK at 73 CORM!!
General Banking and Pereign Exchange Bu
facilities for handling. collections and remit
or Oil
ts 4Se $
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an whralcsa e
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with
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had
Mr .
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teres
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SEAFORTH BRANCH-: A. E. -09'00N, Min
Mint II
for or
ver O. pear
An• Old
esident.
tram, and, probably
1.13 death, the 91dest
day 'of last week
of ninety-five yea
irroriths. The deems
ortshire, England.
the Old
_anus
hor
ktnd
od was
place
Union
on4ct-
one Your Orders
"Stewarts Se
it
or Less"
ali Your Order
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and mitt
41 e yat i4o when
L3 wife direct from,Lo
ere 1augter,
and her la *and, an
is
Twenty-tw years
died and 1 ince that
ed with his
✓ man" had alwaya
ery bet- og h9alth, bar
a day' ,a illn ea 'nice
ta ong, and v gorousi.
ht:failed. some yea s ago
3 sstra$ a great affl tion, as
1/3 :41( this beil had been fond of
Ing and by th sk means as able
ep well abrea If of t e times
is interest in t e great 1
O taide. Eve during • e first
•3 A 'the war he was • uch in -
in it and by con ersation
to keep 'himself p ted. as
things wer , going. This In -
as nataral as all it grand-
wi 11 the exc *Jolt a inc who.
ler Oman, and all his panti-
le are in sonie capacity
the Empir. . But or • the
months t4a things of this
faded fro i his min and. he
waiting t ei slim ons to
Mortality for ' life. A fern-
roclaus,iht .ra and o e son
Mrs- e -rma,r1, of Clinton;
itt, of iso don, Pile nd, and
Frank Fre an, of. Toionto.
funeral tools ,S•sla.ce on aturday
owe from !the home • f Mrs.
ano Victoria. Street, t • Clinton
erst. The services at t e holm
afreside werei eandue ed by
.1' J.A. Robiasen, rector of St.
urch of Whichdece sed was
r, and the, pallbear re Were
e bers of the 16.1st Batelle°
which Tt _Herman, gran l-
ino a. mernber. 'Ste were s
d (T.• Fremline George Cooper,
Cobk, T. Scott and B.. Mundy.
„F.; s 'Rev.:men, of Caled n, East,
eot of the *eased w s here,
e end camel -and ren a ined for
rel.; , r
et
News 'Notes.
big ice 'homes of th
ted on- the( river fr
ove Walkerville'we
oy d FridaY. ni.,ght WI f
' e ,k-• severe lightning
Is. placed at $3,000,
nsurance. Some- of
saved latSi removal
ger.
Wness
tome.
Ie cottage or
the hilt are
t upon the
Kuards when
and is ever
psand ways,
ae and save
[ worry. The
ritle—just a
bupon below
to -day.
Thonew Co
magemegei__ Immummiumb.„
rtion of seal
-food, fuel, ligl
being waatedt
d every home
ett on a war debt
Y WISELY—
the nest adean-
aeagance ii war t
neliane are daily
it not oureduty
diai (1011U are
nt. Make them
fluv a War
tife: coo= ttee, G.E. McTaggart,'rhos
,Int Expo -040r 'Stewart nd. A.W. Sloan txtembershi
committee Dr.Allir n and' James
cuttllocal. t-ownezo Kit comnjitlee,
M. Hamilton and Dr, .1 .A4 MTaggar,
The engaging Of a caretaker was left
in the heActs Of the recut:lye —kir. H.
RtiblIssen, 'who bad lie mist rtune to
break sot** of the ones in. ide right
hands -time agO and. ha had to
keep it i plaster parts fo sone..
weeks, ' got rick of this' encitn-.
biance and xpectsJiloon tb .have
free Steel f 1144 balul Again. •
g
Stafta
-Pretty Wedding Tbe allowing
which w{ take frOtti the Halifax
Iddrnidg Chronicle will b of interest
to the graorn's man friends here: A
very pretty weddin wa, letnniz
on Wedneday evening at the 'home of
Mr .and Mra, Willi :n Par tillers*,
Woodlawnt when tbefr only aughter
Mary Eliza , was uni ed in m rrage to
Mr .Alfred Thomas Yeo, of Willows;
Saskatchewan. Rev. J. Adam.
Woodlawn. MetiodL3I Chutellv
ed. The bride looked charm
Pale blue 'silk dress tri. rne
3watisdown. Her travelltng suit was
a beautiful navy blue serge. She WAS
held ksi exceptional!y high esteem In
the comOnityt and wee, the recipient
of selarge nunt*erl of very andscirre
and .u3eft4 presents. Among he num-
ber of acistly 'gifts was a ase ;a
3ilverwarel.frool teacher si and Of.%
ficere of the Woo& wn Stind y Schoel
of whiellisihe was valuabh worker:
After spending a ief rti ooh at
the ..groomo,s. home rat ord, the
yOung couple will kk their home at
Willows, Sask. Th best wid es' of a
large circlet of frie dit go th Mr.
and Mess !Yea eir futti e happl-
miss and Iprospent
THE BES i MEMO E.
FO'THE BABY
DISTRICT MATTE
oiated the Canada Temperance Act.
Bender, of Zurich; was
ound guiltyl of bringnig liquor Meg-
oy into the Canadaj Temperance Act
-.County of Huron, and Wail sentenced
ty Magietrate Andrews... to fent
pontha in the county jail as a penalty
*or violating the aet for the third time,
charge. upon which he was found
y was tset to be tried on •Peb.r-
utt
was adjourned to the 15th,
€3111Ctal that Ural it has been ad -
ed, from week to week until Fri-.
y lest, 'which was- the tenth ad-
3ournment The evidence of three
Clerks' of *Scandrett Bros.; wholesale
litener dealeri- of London, was taken
and the sale of $125 of liquor. to Ben
-
Ser wail proven' astar left no doubt in
,XtteMind of the magistrate that Ben..
isler was guilty. The case has created
great deal of interest in the county;
:and la the first time an offender has
teen committed to Jae on an offense
-against the C.T.A. Crown Attorney
Seeger, Goderich, haa aeted through..
but the 'eaae for Inspector Torrance,
'Of South Huron.
S. A. Mcaw' a Estate.—Personal and
real estat4,of the:. net value of $134,-
$6f.50 was left btl the late Samna
4.1exander MeGaw, ,prominentiy
tied with the Winnipeg Grain * Ex-
change and formerly of Goderich, who
died Loa Angelen on February 9th
last as the result of an automobile ac..
cident The late Mr. McGawt died In..
teatate and relattves have appointed
the Royal -Trust Company as official
executors add a.dministrators of the
restate, .according to documents el..
ready filed at the probate court The
total aSsets, amounting to $167,826.20
Mare maden al follows : Life insur-
ance, $72,232; Stocks and ehares, $53,..
485; Promiasoryt notes and other se.
euritles, $9,221.50; Real estate, me_
150,; *Cash in bank, $5,786.T0; House-
hold furrdture and automobilea, 0,000.
Total, $167,826.20. s The liabilities are
2t2are $82,259.70, leaving net assets to
the value of $134,566.50. The amount of
U8,485.00, given, aa thew. yalse ef the
nteckS
and. shares, inciudi_ngt an itere
`of $53,600 inveated in the 'Western
•Canada Flour Milla, Company; Limited.
The balanee 13made up of small items.
Xn addition, to MS widow, who now
realdes in Califernlathe lateMr.
IdeGaw ler t four children of age,
Tamely, W111iari Ernest, of Winnipeg,
George Henry of North Bay; Mrs.
Henrietta May!' Scott, of Calgary, and
Grace Acheson McGaw, also of Win -
Two other children are un-
der age, namely, Allan Robert and
Philip Miller McGa.vr. There are also
four grandchildren . who will benefit
from the eatate, children of the late
Mr. McGaw's deceased san, Charles
}Alexa.nder McGatv. Their name's are.
flelen Mary, Albert Fairfield, Ruth
Grace and George Alexander McGaw.
on, of
official -
ng in e
with
•.F.•
The beatanedlein forth baby is
the one that neve fella to ure and.
which, att the aa, time, t , e. mother
may givkvilth per ect a.Sur nce that
it is absolutely aa •. Stich( a medi-
cine Is Baby's Ow Tablets. ' • ey are
the only_ medicine absol 'tel guaran-
teed entirely free 1 oen inJuri U3 drilgs
and wha l( is mere7 they_ ev fail; to
free the lipaio.fr tho mi or ills of
babyhood and c dhoo . Once( '
Mother 43 used em :she ould use
no other medic! e. The/ regulate
the storna1eh and °web d ive bat
conatipati n; expel wornis nd mak
teething easy. The are :POT& bymedi-
eine dealer& or by, mail at 5 cents a
box front{ The Drt Williamal Medicine
Co., Brecliville, Oa
11
y
The La4e Mr. Ka rcher.—T
ed away tit hia. h e on th
Line, Hay, on Sa urdaY A
at. the. a e of 62 y are and
Deceased had bee ill for s
suffering .from dr psy, and
ually -bee me weak r and pa
He wee life, lon, residen
aection, einx •bor a.nd . red
a ferm wh cht he ned at
Durlog b.3 lifetim he -prov
a man sterling character
many walem and t ue trivet
a highly 'teateerne Member
Evangelleal chure , Zurich.
Brussels. to mourn, this lo , his .stv
Noten—Rev. D. Wren preached anni- ions and sever) da ghters.
vveraary servicee in the Sunshine School .Report—s he folio
-Methodist church on Sunday last. —A. report of the sch ol in -Se
very large :shipment ot ecrap Iron ris 3. Hay, for the °nth. Of
being made( from thLS town 'by Mr. ty–Waril Forren 420, W
Xolliek. There vrill be upwards of well 380; Jr. IV Annie -Sixteen carloa.d4 and a large force of 481. Orville . S:nit • : 459. I
lmen and teanei are engaged in hand- Foreet 499, Grant i Love, 44 ,
ling it —Mr. Edmund Brewer, who re- Redmond 381, Cli ford Red
gently eold bis farni in Morris town- Leria ISenney 24 Sr. II
MAN ha.s purchased the house and. lot rest, 686; Mesley tabards°
in town, from Mr. D.: B. Moore, the nie Parr et 425, `G rtrude L
price band, S1,400. — The Red Cross g-1,14.3 11 Con.sit • 441, Bel
/ea bask week, under( the auspices of Margery Richer 3011 '
`.Xlie company, which ha .4 been playing B1ackWeI 380, F edriek Q ackenbus
- 4'The Miniater'S J3r1de" at several- 233, rrimer--Gret Black -wt 290, Ro
spoints in the_ neighborhood during thk.-.‘ Kyl 261 4 plea L ve( 238, • ames For
at month, netted the /society " $2$ re,ati 178. No. on ollg 22:' verage a
,Vhe total proceeds of the company's tendanee, 19:91.— . Pett, cachet..
-Ontertahrtnenta amounted to over $5)0,
'tin -Web all goes to patriotic purposes.
•is -Ben ;Walker, lunderwent 'a- leuccessful
ebperation for eppendicitia on -Thurs.
,
klay afternoon. '
Shampoo -your head with Rexall
5'93" Shampoo Paste -25c tine — Sold
only by 'The Rexa.11 Drug Stores. C. L.
George
a rest..
at the
ne, died,
t the
. and
d was
and did
,sonte
e came
don to
Mrs. vr.
• famitY
go Mrs.
time, he
&tighter.
en.joyed
ly knew
t, bat
n body,
ere pass..
Bronson
ril • 8th,
months.
me months
he grad-
ed away.
of this
ed. on the
13 death
d
and ma lei
StijewaS
of . thel
He leave.
ow, tw
Ing is the
tion No.
arch Sr
lie Black
Achardsor
— Mar
Weed sy
ond 857,
Greta Fori.
523, An
ve 295.
Kyle 42
Bon
Blyth
Notes.—There Is 'to be a lodge cibf
taatruction for the Oddfellowe of Hui -
bre held in Winghaen, on Good Frider
when it 13 expecte& there will be •
large attendence fro:n the lodges C0
pri3ing this district. The degree te
of the Blyth lodge are to dentonstr e
the first degree a.n.di are busily, en-
gaged at present practicing on 'it.
Those takintpart will be: Winghatn,
or the laitiatioa; Blyth, for the first;
'Dungannon, the isecond, and, Brussels,
the third.—We are glad to report that
Mr. Wesley( Tatman, vrhoi had his leg
broken by a lanowplove some weeks
•ago, Wbell. attending td his duties on
the Grand Trunk ssection here, is Len-
proVing nicely:. and 1.4 ta expeeteci be -
ore long he wan be Lade to be out
1 th
a little.—The imembera
Lawn Bowling Club Met in the St. f11—at
George Club- on Wednesday,: night for Pearl
their annual meeting, at Which there . Frank
was a good attendance. Preeident Pr. Dale,
'Allison .occupied e chair and called Sr. Pr
for the *financial ,atatement, "which was Myrtle fGiazler,
Mumble. sec- •FarnbArn, teach
of Mrs
tending
onus
sday ni
as one
rn
H
. ,RQber . 14orri3P
of la.lt week th
Morris° , who d
Thureda previ
rest in Ball's ee_
Line, the servic
the gra 'aside. 4:el
Mr .La ge pastor
church, Auburn.
born ip, pcotland
was a c rder byl
• many ra con
=ill at alkerba
ceasionl He We,
Schoo ,Report
report f the se
1 Hallett for m
171
—Fiore ce Jam
A.Glazi. rX.Glaz
Rayrno a Jailliet3
Tasker, Greta M
ett
Dead.—
remains
Parted t
were
(11
n Monde
of Robe t
Is life t
laid t
he
loc
mile, a
dent
folio
The
part
Will
haus
afte
far
nshi
fr
yea
a f
wer
the
pinn
lega
badl
stor
pra
and
Ing
vent
to
the
15t
nig
Wh
ley,
pea
mil
In
Apr
the,
Mr.
of
the
his
of
son
tal amid t occurre
n about tWo o'clock'
-Mr. chaadeS Prock
-Normandy, about'
C fford when bilk eld
a or age, was( instaittly
Ring! tree. The father
cutting 'woo in the b
at, of a, tre aWIllikg a
d the young Onan.. to a
w reebroken an& his b
c wise& I
he Dominion Governmen
ge elevator - at Moose
tically full w flit grain
the constant. stream ,of
eaet is the o 1,Y thing
s e elevato ( from b
ec ive shiprn nts: Accor
report of the levator up
which was iesued on
a there is in toie 3,412
of all grain a,de up a
at, 2,846,883; 69.0, 848,1
22J771; flax,. 9,269.
. wanson, a termer of
d striet, resi4ing abou
Glenb
s ortheast 3
k ke4 by a lharse ort
is yard abo t dinner
1 2nd, and as so sev
'he died ear the nex
S ansoo (ha been a
• a district or 22 yea
prevince for nearly fo
w g one of the plonee
bo s was farming t
an He leav is a wido
•
Mhtnico Creel 4 Wa.,3 the.
ble drowning fatality 1
rn n. Three ;sehool-gir
o thetn sisters, aged
ive reapectiv 1 , set ou
k long the ter aide
r,a, The scree was III
tine. The t io had g
ance before ey suade
n thei emban ment and.
ter at a I3 where t
a f owing owl tly. One
a, ed to eac ,pe from
y, but the two !sisters,
lie Kyle, were carried
re •t.
Ry Curnminga, a guar
o N'arin, at uelph, ple
e arge of u,3ing. the
ad lent piirpo ee, .0.nd
n a for A week for
in Inge inserted ',an ad
ttoor pytaineer,foertatlAtnige, that
payment of, $50 he
rd the machine and t
id be paid. Ir inetaL
el ed a repl frorn Ja
, 1 Toront and got
bo wilsidh hell had r-ente
de thee name . of, 13e
e u thoritie 3 I Were soon
e aenei and i the Toro
ed in taven 01 get hia
d,tiand lit is underst
30 secured from Ctrmmi
ne1s for corning to the
etery, on the . Base
0 at he house- and
g condtt ed by 11..tv.
of the resbyterisn
*Mr. Moil isms *
many,. ye r ago.
ade and for a gre
ucted th .wooll
n., an the 13th co
tin b15 5th year.
The folio Ing t
ool- in S ction N
hth of .1.1 rch : Sr. V
eson, Ma y
:ersSr.11.11 C.Farrth
s,
n, Nona, Dale, Per y
nn. `3un:7.1I— le
LiVing3 011, n Dale. Sr. II—Hall
Pemba. , Joe Hagill, 'Ras MeGreger,
Leslie esker, C arlie Ma n. 11 --
Etta right, H iton Me o. Sr Part
leen Li ingeton, rnie Dal',
rat Do ' Dale. ri Part
owler ordort M
inter Wr ght, Clif lard Gla'zrr.
er--Geo. Glazier; Tr. Pri er
ergas right.—A. R.
r.
Lyon.— fter an
over several mon
bn depa ed this
t, ApriX llth..
of f Ity ef
the 1ale
ry ad, azrio 'whom
-Mak 3 the fir t break,
beiag: Mr*.
nosh ; -William and Edward,
a town, ip, Perth county ;
cld, Chat , am, and IJ. G.
. Mrs, yon earviveil
tiven by Mr. James
retary-treasurer. The eane snowed. Peat
that the finances wee& in a healthy . nes e
'State. Discassion then took place oe 1 ),Ing
the prospe-W
-cts of the season hich I on Tu
look very 'bright for another suce Lyon
.0e381111 year, after which the fol -1 eltildre
-.lowing officers were elected: Honor- Met_
.ary president, Dr. Allison, honorary depart
vice-president,Rev. W. D. Tuner eurviv
ineaident, Mr. Willaim biaore ; vice -d Haat
president, Mr. A. Elder; secretary -1 of El
t;reasurer, Mr. James liclilurchle:., Dr.
,eleaplain., Rev. W. B. Hawkins ; execa- Glint°
-
Bell Ice
nt two
e totally'
re which
Storm.
• th bnly
e Ica
to other
Friday
on the
w, town-
wo miles
t stint 18
IdlledsbY
nd cao-e
and
und and
log. 13oth
dy was.
interior
aw, is
n ;store
grain go's
hich pres
g forcel
ding to
to March
Monday
002 bush. -
follows s
1; bare
the Skal-
fifteen
ro, Kan..
the head
'me, on
rely hurt
morning.
resident
s and of
ty years,
s. With
o sections
and four
cene of a
te Friday
churns,
ten and
Lor a
ter school
flood at
ne
ly slipped
into the
e current
ortunately
e swift
etude and
ff by the
orld of In erestin
rence 111 the New Goods
HE bight new goods we are showing in every department of our
store is attracting the enthusiastic admij:ation of the many wise
women these days, Hundreds of women are doing their summer's
buying nqw, when the stocks are tresh and new and the big ranges are
complete.
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Dependability
Value—Honor
We Want to Impress; Upon
You the Unusual Attractive-
ness and variety in our Wash
Goods Department
The large busifless this store
has -established 'could not have
been achieved .without de-
pendability. (Aiiii.rin honest
value for every olla has been
our constant aim. We are
endeavoring t give even
greater values tibis spring in
dependable voids. 'Come in,
we are alway0 pleased to
show our goods.
Have Your. Dresses
Made Here '!yy. our
New DresOnaking
Departm,rt.
We want every mother in this vicinity to see
the new wash goods. Hundreds of newprints,
gingharns, Kindergtarten cloth, rice cloth,
Bedford cords, violets, linen, piques, ducks,
saxon fancy printed ducks and drills, seed
voiles, flowered voiles andEa: host of other
beautiful wash fabri s in all the very newest,
neatest and pleasin patterns. You will be
delighted with grea :variety of ourstocks and
even more pleased ith reasonable prices.
Carpets and
Linoleums -
There is a new pattern here
for every mom in,the house.
Beautiful new designs in
rugs' and yardage carpets
in Brussels, Wiltons, Ax -
minsters and Velvets.- Bright
attractive Imoleums, genuine
Scotch and English manufac-
ture. Ile patterns last. At
-ices you will not better
ywhere.
-...m•00111110m1.1•••••e,•••=..
We guaranteecorrect style,
perfect fit and high grade
workmanship in every dress land
gown we make), whether it is a
light house dresor an el aborate
evening gown. Our guarantee
-..of perfect satisf4tion stands back
of every order wl take. Leave your
order to -day. Prizes reasonable,
Superb, Co leteness Marks
Our' Dress Goods and Silks
Ready for Your Now
We have prepared a'rfeast of good values
foi you this spring. -jAnticipating as we did
some months ago the present scarcity of
new goods we bought heavier than we
usually do with the result that we have now
a selection of new style materials that are
the very essence of good tate and what is
equally interesting the prices 'are not any
higher.
The Very Newest
Ideas Curtains
There never was a finer show-
ing of rew curtains and cur-
tain materials than we have
right now. . All the late col-
orings and designs are here.
We will be delighted to show
you through.
1
Women's
Kid
Gloves
Perrin's guaranteed
gloves in' tan, white,
black or grey, two but-
tons, finished seams all
sizes at Si to $1.75
'Men—
Your
Spring
Hat
- Fresh fro the style
centres cone the new
hats in all the -'beauty
and attractive shades
and shapes.
Price 50e to $2.50
'Women's Suits
Made -to -Measure
$22 to $30
Men,s Suits
Made -to -Measure
$19 to $28
viTE want every man in thi
Tv vicinity to see the ne
spring suitings and serges. We
have a swell range of genuine
English worsteds,Scotch tweeds
and Irish seiges. Guaranteed
cloths that will keep their shape
and color and Will give you the utmost
wear for your money. We have an ex-
pert staff of taiors who put into your
suit that all ne essary quantity called
style. Come i early while the range
is complete.
at the
ed guilty
mails tfor
was re-
nentence,
in a To-
e had a
at if he
uld for-
e balance
e ts. He
e Hew-
111through
n Guelph
t
aniare of
to man ar-
$$ 0 back.
that he
s his ex-
itY.
•
THE spring trade has started
I in a lively manner, A num-
ber of women have placed their
orders for spring arid summer
suits. The new styl.e books and
plates are here, giving you the
latest American and Canadian
styles,' :There are hundreds of
beautiful new cloths here for
your choosing. We guarantee
perfect fit.
PRICE
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