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in.tenor of increasing euecess
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reendingt aid lucrative oraPIotnitica
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DISTRICT MAITERS• for the -hardships and perils of trench
life. iiis ,letters from -the place of
_ clanger breathed courage and cheei
ness and lid met hie -fate hi the act of
Patriotic Euchre -7%; f *
The wise man who needs a
pair of good solid Shoes tor
everyday wear, wil e buy them
h e g e
Ever week this class of foot- I of. cards,.
table the
the report et eeeieeind inittee who bad 1
°11"nre is hi/i-soulen resistance to cruel Kais-
t eri rn. If hearts have been Amite sad.
charge ef the Patriotic -Euchre in by, this death they ought also- to be
Cardrere Iran, receetly: Amount tak-
en $130; exposes, .$15; ba.ltince,
- cars. !Robert Steong"s. table Won
hi h st prize, four lieautiful peeks_
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and Mrs Lorne Petlaiers • .40,
low pr•ize four boxes) of bon Good Priced -Bet Shortage of Help.
bons. The conunittee wish to thank the' -In reriewing, his subsceiption. to The
following for their ' kind donatiens? Expc),aitor, Mit B. G. Sainris, ef B
Mrsla rf f:r:i1:.1.rigs. lafic11- 1orr't -mtai gives tthi: t tr:Ill des-
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Bras, V, , iiiir . I , n e r p ion 0 A iti i a ;
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town papers for free advertising which we believe dedtdbe pretty ac-
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ea; c ' ly thegeneral situation in the
Notes, for the Soldiere-En- 'Western provinces, He saw: win
eouraged il
be the lerge doman and I ydu please change the address from
ready sale for the French five franc.1 Bit/Press, Alta., to Bindloso, Alberta.
is latter post -office is • lately eatab-
notes (95c in Canadiad money). the Tin
ch of the Canadiari Bank of liehed- and is a small town just build -
notes. -The denomihations• tW° ge).eral stores, blacksmith shop,
filled' with a noble pride, for it is such
self-sa.crifice that we owe our heritage
of confirmed liberty.
wear is going up in price, and 1
in a short time, Shoes of this r_
kind wiilibe hard to buv at I
any price: e have a number I
of extra goad styles, that will
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• . British
give you splendid satisfaction.
)SIT011
Made of Shaved Kip,
6 has now obtained a snoty ing • There are three elevators,
lumber yard, livery and
ound and ten shillings, which dostuarant,
udta.9g0eaannda $e20.11454nrieesupcece tiovetthye. Tirica habar; P., ail' dd613
barberQtand hop, express W o
ffiac
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gland of heving ready Brit- logated Just eight tulles fronl this
y can easily be appreciated _place and 23 freen Empress, both on
expected that those who arc; the Swift Current-BaSsano line of• the
abit of senclihg small radt- CPA: We have a fine tract of coun-
ty here, situated between the. 'Red
friends and relatives in Eng -
'avail theniselves of the fa- Deer and Sasliatehewae River st The
this bane. yield of grain. Lait :year wheat ran
, ea. generally about forty bushels to the
Killed In. ''AftittilrAnother Sea- acre, with some pieces ,reening) as
forth boy has paid -the price. *Word high ee eixty 'bushels. Prices are
wee received from the war office on -high, wheat $1.70; oats. 50c, barley
Friday In: that Fred Weir had been 83e. Livestock is Also selling high, a
wag followed on Siinday by 'the rine
nomicement of his death from gun
jeweler' Ana shot wounds Pte. Weir enlisted with
s'"'' 1 the 4th University Corps, recruited as
teener Marriage Licenses reinfoteemehts. to the famous Prin-
• - cess Patricia Regiment, and he ligel
tAAFORT ON 1' 1 been fighting in:thectrenches in France
local bran
'Liras Calf and, Tan i
Common.
Grain Leather with • of British
ere one p
• heavy waterproof soles sell for $
4tid bellows tongve. ThboyesIdnyth
Every pair solid,
riland it°11ise
in the h
tames to
$3.25, 4-4_ to $4.50 a pr.
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E. Willis
Quality footwear
- -Opposite Expositor Office. Seaforth
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land will
cilities afforded by the enterprise of is good and Produce a' large
good horse will gring $300 and a good
dangerously wounded. This -measage
.ow po to $100, and tither things in
proportion.Wages are high and men
are hard get..A good man caniget
frorn $50 to $60 per irionth for ithe
summer, some are asking even. inore,
than thet. I . would- give $60. for a
good man for the sunimer. - We Teel
the- effects of so 'many enlisting, even
worse here than you, do in Ontario as
the country is new and spareely set-
tled and there are very fete who can
be spared without affecting labor con- •
diticins.- fear • there will be some -
land not- seeded this spring on account Annual Meeting of the Women's
of shortage of help. I think we War AuxillarYt-The annual Ineetiiig
Should do all we capa to help keep up
the liation's food supply. We want
PO other result in the present con-
flict but coniplete vietery for the rights
of humanity.
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- The Newest'
Wail Papers
Tapestries, Japanese Leath-
er, Japanese Grass Cloth.,and
1 for over
of the
and one
poeular
anhounc
perSonal
tevnewh
aymp th
a year. He was a graduate
Seaforth Collegiate Institute
of the best known and most
boys in Seaforth„ 'SO that the
emertt of his death zaine as a
shock to the people of the
o will extend the keenest Byrn-
e y to -the bereaved mother and
sist#. He was 18 years of age and
all the rtewest wall lepers. th, only
Styles suitable for everyttioni
and prices suitable for every
- pocket,.
We do Painting and Decorat-
ing in Town and Country.
T G SCOTT
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Painter and, Decorator
RAFORTIli ..... ONT.
Huron Weather
Insurance Mutual
Company
son of Mr st George Weir, of
James street.
The YdVIC.A. Campaign. -The corn-
mittee who have _ beencrin. charge.
of the campaign to esecure funds
for the Y. M. ' C. A. work
among our boys • at the front,
-aremeeting with good.success and the
-list in Mr Sohn Beattie's store has;
been Well subscribed to It is new
th�l intention do hold the list -open un-
til iext week to give those who have
nott
been able to, subscribe another
'ortunity to do so. There is per-
m. organization doing the war
wor to -day that is more worthy or
doing a better work than the Y.M.C.A...
They provide necessities, many com-
forts, every lux**, if there, is such a
thing at the front and every home
touch that the boy out of the trenches
eeeives There is- not a citizen in
Seaforth that would refuse to bright --
in a good live Farraers' Mutual Com- the life of one of these 'boys could
pany. • - he step direct from the trench to your
e ,
Our rates are very, low-ofilt" aoo door. This is your opportunity, ev-
per thousand per annum. - ery dollar you give to the subscrtpton
We pay all losses of $1.00 and over list in Seaforth reaches the soldier in
from this date forward. Present .pol- some form just as surely and oireet-
icyholders note this announcement. 1 ly as If you handed it to hiin at your
For full particulars see or 'phone door. We hope Seeforth will realize
any of the following agents:this and contribute her share to this
S Hoed Geueral Agent, Exeter cause as she has to others before it.
R.G. jarmuth, sub agent, Bornholm
N. Ogden, Sub -Agent, Centralia Spring Millinery Openitigs. - The
11. H. Hill, Sub -Agent, Auburreit millinery openings on Friday and Sat -
or write the Secretary urday of last week, were, in spite of
Chas. Monteith, R .R .No . 1, Woodham . the unpleasant weather, well attend-
. (Note the change in Secretary. ) ed by the ladies of the town and coune
James, Scott, Pres., Cromarty try. As usual our iderchants were
2570-3 ' ready with all the newest designs in
-- ---.. -------- ee.... ' hats as well 48 the most aroved
Protect your property against dam.
age by storm or cyclone •by a police '
op
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Our New Wall Papers
far surpaSs our' efforts 1 gresive.euchre party. in the evenmg.
front, 8 emirs ehiris and
three boxes valued at 0.30,
CONSTANCE.
Wood Bee. -Mr. Benjamin Riley, of
Constanee, had a summed wood bee
on Monday afternoon and held a tiro -
The prize for the best player was
give uto Mr .William Moore, of stance, while- while Mr. Joseph Mann, of
Men received the booby prize. They
are Flpent an enjoyable evening.
1. of •OrevIous •Ye -ars- If
you war.it the newestWall
Papers for your home at
prices that will astonisn
you, n ake a point of
seeing our s -election.
l'hompsoli .0. BoOkstore
8 etifor f
Window `Shaoes and Picture litanies
Agent for New Idea Patterne
'MIMS
CiSCO, 80115 of Rev. J. W. Hodgins, for-
merly of Seaforthi were in tovni thie
week. -Rev- G. McKieley preached
anniveriary oervices in Goderich on
Sunday last. -Mr. Virilsoe, inspeetor
dor the Undererriters' A_ssocoation, was
intown on Tuesdayeand gave the Are
brigade an unexpected ;trial run. The
heys turned out promptly and had sev-
eral streams otwater playing -in short
order. Seaforth is creclited with hav-
ing the best fire brigade of any town
of its size ih-Ontario.-Ilensall Lodge
of Rebekah's paid a fraternal visit to
the local lodge on Monday evening
last, ipitiating nine candidates in a
most Creditable miumer, after which
a social evening was spent. -Horti-
culturists would do well to remember
that Sattirclay is the last day on which
their preinium selections -can be hand-
ed to the local society. The choices
should- be given to the secretare,
A. D. Sutherland .-Mrs . W. Gov-
enlock is attending the annual Dioees-
an meeting of the Women's Auxiliary
in London this week, as delegate from
St. Thomas' church.-oMr, and Mrs.
Goezel of Kincardine announce the
.engagement of their daughter, Ruth,
to Mr. Thomas Grieve, of Meldillole
-the marriage to take place .April 10th.
General Servant Wanted. *Apply to -Mrs. A, D
Sutherland, Siaforth. - 2572-tf
Queen's Ifotel, Seaforth, on the third 'Wednesday et i Ported the funds for the year were 1 she will soon be restored to health.-
. Dr. Forster of Stratford, eye, ea*, nose and throat
eaeh month." Office hotra.19.80 to 8 p, M. $1104.63 with a balance on hand of , Mr. J. Ashton, the veteran wood cutter
$279.46. This moriey was raised. in a ie very busy these days helping the
spectate, bits resumed Insane and will be at the
Opening Display of the new 13pring: f42rIlila-teryf , variety of ways by donations from farrriers to finish up their 'winter'
Mareh 23rd and 24th. Elite Millinery Parlors. the town eouncil 'and from private in- wood cutting.By the accounts of those
• seto..s dividuals, bazaars and- teas given by who have tapped, the indications Are
' BRACELET LOST -On Sunday, March 25th, be- the different church organieationce a that it -will be a short run. -Many
Seatorth, a gold bracelet set with stones. Finder euchre waste paper collections- and peOple consider it an extra burden
tween the Queen's Ilatel ani St. Thomas church,
- FOR SALE-dood iersev heifer calf. 57L2.1‘144. concerts' , all of which have been pre- on our soldiers that six cents should
VanEgrond, Ses.forth. - ivlaroyusll athckne looetirlygpedap.ebray. the eAmiil- be charged on letters going overseas
pail,. and would welcome an explanation.-
pleaaeleave at the Exprisiter0filue.
mfaeOladys Cousins has opened a elm In 7'P2xiaino cipal work of tlie Auxiliary has been The great quateities of potatoes which
corner Of Jarvis and Market Stieete, Seaferth. " f0 supply the soldiers -with home knit we have been told are held in the
MA,WLEY
* Notes. - The maple syrup season
has started but promises to be of short
duration and so far is not good. -
Mr. W. Manleychad the misfortune to
Tose one of his fine cows this week.
---Mr.Josetth Eekart has been araongst
us for the pas e • week. -Mrs. 3. Mc-
Loughiin, who has not been in the
best of health, is improving.
WILLETT.
The Late .A.ngus McDernoid.-We
made brief mention last week of the*
death of Mr. Anguo MeDernlid" which '
toccufted at his home -on the 11=0'11
road en Thursday last, The deceased, 1
who had reached ttlea good age of 84e
years, had not beerittenjoying good'
health for some tune, but the imme - ,
iate cause of his 'death WAS peralysis. I
Mr. MeDermild was born. in Maetin-
town, Cornwall, England, but was of 1
Scottish parentage. He came to Can-
ada 'tidier' ,eighteen years of age, ad'
for some tittle worked in, his broth-
er's store in fliarpurhey. Later he took
bp farming, and for fifty years he
had resided ton the fine homestead onel
the Iliiion read, from which the fun-,
eral services were held on Saturday, !
interment being made in Maitlandbank
cemetery. Besides his widow he is sur-
vived by a family of Vivo sons and
three- daughters, Malcolm, John, and
Miss McDermid, at home, Mrs. John
McDowell, of McKillop, and Mrs. (Dr.)
Briggs, of Cleveland. / ..
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C.HISELHUR,ST.
Notes. -The men in this . vicinity
have organized themselves with the
object of sending a small parcel of
tobacco, laces, gum, etc., at intervals
to the boys who left here for the
of the Wonien's War Auxiliary, was, front. -The ladies of the Red Cross
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held. in the Armories on Friday after- have been unceasing in. their work
noon, March 23 -rd. The Amdliary has and have been rewarded by a substant-
completed a most successful year and 1 ial grant from the council, which has
'by its work has added very materially i greatly helped to stimulate the inter-
to the the comfort of the soldiers from
this vicinity when in the town, in
camp and, since they have gone to Eng-
land and France. The treasurer 're -
est and increase their efforts. -Susie,
The eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G. Dalrymple le confined to the house
thibugh sickness. It is to be hoped-
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and Theory. Apply atresiclence of Mr. W. Wilson
k ell stock- try are slow in coming -on the market
4 ran. soc but they also give a, w
Dnek Eggs for setting wanted. Appl y at MR^ ed parcel t,o,every recruit who. leaves and the prices hold firm.
Expositor incp. i5.12-11 the -Wien Fronethe various conimit-
WANTEO-A general 'servant for a small fanny. tee repoiits. the following shows the
right (writhe). it Nei be &Teal inuele.al treat, for _S. A'ear".' 1WiPoirs a "ellac .4g
T. suits '
Our new Spring Wali Papers are of Sonia' eXtell- pairs elites; ' 280-,- handkerchief% 264
Decorator, Seaforth.' . 257m towels, 'Fels% 90 -helmets, 115 housewifes, 50
'enc.. .Co J.:e and itiepeet our display. jas. Graves,
MILLINERY OPENINGS -Friday and_ SaturdeY, suits Pcheesecloth underwear. Christ -
Meth 23rd and 24th. . Newest models on display. mas boxes were given to the return -
Mies Mt Johnston. 2'749-3 ed soldiers. The Young Women's
. FOR SALE -Frame house, 7roorns, goal' s' ged War Auxiliary made and flllecl the,
Good capable girl wanted -Good wager., 403'. . s .
25,1.0x4 hous. ewifes; 6,0 towels, and 25 "News
from honie which they sent to Sea-
togarden,cheat for cash, or easy terms, Apply W. tr. Baker, Settforth. ,
Mrs. bidEay, Allion Hotel. Bayfield. 2571-tf ferth . men in the trenchees. The py-
FOIL SALE --2 kitchen cupboards, kitchen table, jamas and underwear were 'made for
and a few other household articles. These are the Aturiliary by the ladies of the
gasoline stove, "1510:Nary's Famoue him burner
in splendin condition -and will be sold c 1,erkp Poi!
cash. Mrs, IL Speare, Seaprth Methddist church. The offieers were
COWS FOR SALW-Two bprharn cows, 2517;;Sesh all re-elected and are as follows: Hon,
Inilker and other comes in early in fall. Apply on President, Mrs. R. S. Hays; President
257Ix2 Mrs. James Watson; 1st Vice-Presi-
preitsee 2 blocks west of tile Woolken Mill. Levi
dent, Mrs. William Hartry; 2nd :Vice -
President, Mete Edge; Treasurer, Mrs,-
- John Finlayson. Secretery, Miss Mc-
Lean; Assistant Secretary, Ws. Nv.- a
woo,' The membership for- the past
year was forty-two. The Auxiliary
would be glad to add to their meni-
bership, any- ladies who , are in-
terested in the work- for the home
soldiers. The meetings are held twice
a month in the armories on Friday
afternoon at four o'clock. The next
meeting will be WO this Friday after-
noon.
Apply to Mrs. M. Y. McLean or Expositor Office, articles given'tout, yrthe Auxiliary
Hee taftad Freeman sing at the Princess to- tin
2571.-1 pairs wristlets,PYjainasy 90
Alt 'N. 114
A styles in• ready -to -Weal" coats and
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dresaes. The stores were -
goods,
wettity deo-
orated with the summer
silks, laces, and flower. The win-
-or 'weT dows were quite up to data with their
irbpring.w Work unique decorations and color schemes
and demonstrated to the Public the
oft repeated fact that .Seaforth mer-
chants keep up with the times; The
'hats this season are quiet in colmi
with very little trimming, though
what there is on the hats is excellent
in quality and bright in color and gives
an exceedingly stylish appearance to
what might otherwise be a v•ery Mod-
est hat. The crowns in the .small hats
are lareer than these of last season
and perhaps a bit stiffer. There are
some very pretty, stylish hats. In the
larger shapes, many combinations of
silk and straw, while the flowersevhich
in many eases, are the sole trimming,
are exquisite. One can hardly par-
ticularize, where there are so many
that might be deservedly mentioned,
lout 'simply say that with the display
cif Stewart Bros. J. Mactavish and
that of Miss Johnston, from which to
A heavy stroeg and durable team
harness, suitable for the heaviest
farm work, a in. Heel Chain Traces,
heavy Back Bands, good Blind
Bridiesi Lines„ etc., complete less
Collars
145.00
Our specia length harness, splen-
did length strap, Oak leather, Gol-
dine trimmed, our own make, un-
surpassed in appearance and dura-
bility
122.50
Try the celebrated Langford Coll-
iers for horses with sore shoulders.
Special prices in Trunks, Suit Cas- select a hat, no lady in our vicinity
es, a handsome 24 in. Suit Case
$1.75
Also Curry Combs, Brushes,. Gall
Cures, exceptional values in Whips,
Sweat Pads, etc.
Broderick's
need find the buying of a hat any-
thing of a task nor'need she buy any-
thing that is not becoming nor stylish.
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Official Confirmation. -Official Con-
firmatfon Of the death of Corporal
James: Scott Hays, youngest son of
'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hays, was
received from the Department of
Militia and Defence at Ottawa, dated
March 21st. Corporal Hays' last ser-.
Harness and Leather Goods Store vice was in the memorable Ypres en -
Opposite COM mercial Hotel gagement of June 2nd to June 4 -Ch,
. 1916, from which there issued such
I
• a long list of casualties to Canadian
troops. At that time he was report-
ed missing, but all available informa-
tion strengthened 'the fear that he had
paid the forfeit of his life for his
country and against Prussian aggres-
sion. Since then all lists of prispaera
have been _carefully examined,b it
on none of them. has his name ap-
leered, and so the, grim conclusion is
definitely aecepted that Corporal Hays
We are inviting everybody
to call and see our splendid
display of Easter Shoes.
Everybody will want some
thing choice and artistic
to go with their new East-
er clothes.
EL10-=
all the wanted Styles are
here -handsome, stylish,
eicclusive shoes - SHOE
fashions that are*different.
New shoes for every mem-
ber of the family arid at
reasonable prices. Call in.
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SEAFORTH
• Local Briefs. -A joint meeting of
the Red' Cross Society and Women's
War Auxiliary, will be held at • the
Carnegie Library Hall, on Thursday
afternoon next, April 5th ,at fohr o'-
clock. Miss Case's report as- delegaie
to the annual meeting of the Canad-
ian Red Cross Society held in Toronto,
last month will be read. All are cord-
ially invited to attend. -A memorial
service to our fallen soldiers will be
held in the Presbyterian church, Sea-
iorth,next Sunday everiing.-Mr. and
Mrs. 3. A. Robrts,Toronto, were here,
this week visiting at the home of his
mother, Mrs. J. S. Roberts. Mr. Rob-
erts is just out of the hospital, where
he underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis. -Farmers . requiring help
with their seeding and citizens, retired
farmers, and others who are willing
to help the farmer will confer a fav-
or by communicating at once with Mr,
John II. Reid, vice-president of the
Seaforth branch of the Huron County
War Auxiliary, Box 292, or phone 2,
Seaforth.-Mrs. W. Fair, of Clinton,
was this week a guest at the home of
her' sister, Mrs. James Watson. -Mrs.
John Wigginton, of Clinton; and her
niece, Mrs. Sydney Hodgins, of Lucan
Corners, were guests at the home of
Mrs. Robert Hawthorne; ip Egmond-
ville this week. -Mr. Chapman has
purchased the residence of Mr. Van-
sickle, on Jarvis street. Mrs. Vansiek-
le intends removing to Lockport, N.Y
-Mr. J, Israel, of Walkerville, vis-
iting his clAughter, Mrs. William Cud -
Mere, and son George, in -town. -Mrs.
Alex Jamieson, of the Huron Road,
who recently sold her, farm, has pur-
chased the Govenhick cottage en
James street, at present occupied by
Mr. And Mrs. John Sproat. -Mrs., 0.
Jones and daughter, Miss Elizabeth,
who have been spending the winter
at the parental home of Mrs. S. Dick- ,
sore left on Monday for their -home in
Fort Saskatchewan. -Mr. Joe David-
son, of Mitchell, spent Sunday at his
home here.---dMiss Louise Griffiths, of
was killed in action. Ile was 28 years . Clinton, was a week end guest at the
of age at the time of his death, and I home of Mr. and Mrs. A. aose.-Miss
had enlisted at Regina, in the summer • Helen Tweddle left on Wednesday for
of 1915.- The Memory of this brave her horde in Fergus after visiting her
young man is very precious, not only
to the immediate members of his fam-
ily, but also to a wide circle of ac-
quaintances and companions, who -lov-
COUSillt Miss Dorothy Wilson - Miss
• Grace Weir, of New York, is spending
a few days with her mother here.-
-- Marion Watson and Miss Eleoat
VARNA.
The Red Crosse -The Varna brand'
of the Red Cross ahipped the following
articles to Hyman Hall, last week: 33
pairs of socks, 33 flannel shirts, 11
pairs pyjamas, 30 trench towels, and
to each of the Vaima boys now at the
We can safely say, withopt fear
of contradiction that our pictures
are the best in ,the land-
Paramoutit Pictures
Now Showing : America's leading.
Film Favorite
Fannie Ward,'
A Gutter Magdalene"
Next Weeit's Programme
Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday
2nd 3rd 4th
MATINEE
4.'16 Tuesday Afternoon 5c
BLYTH.
Notes. -The pairiotie concert hekl
*here on Friday, was •well atteeded.
The proceeds totalled $61. The pro-
gramme was 'pet on by purely local
talent. The receipts go to Red Cross
work -Misses Annie Shafford and
May Bell, two -Myth trained nurses,
who Volunteered for overseas service
some time ago, have received word of
the acceptance of their services, and
leave to report for duty in a couple
of weeks. -Word has been received
here that Capt. R. R. Sloan, of the
33rd Battalion, and Rene Burnett, of
Blyth, who ha i been in England for
some time, were quietly married in
Old London on Saturday last. --Mrs.
S. Shafford has been notified that her
son, Austin, has landectat Halifax. He
went overseas with the 161st Huron
.Batt. and was sent back because of
being under the age limit. He will
train with one of the Canadian de-
fence regiments until old enough to
go to the firing line. --Blyth has or-
ganized for the work of the Soldiers'
Aid Commission. To meet the re-
quirements of the returned menis sit-
uation a. mass meeting was held in
Milne's Halt and the following officers
elected: Honorary president, Reeve
Dr. Milne; president, Luxton Hill;
Secretary, Rev, S. W. B.- Hawkins;
vice-presidents Rev. R. j. McCorm-
ick, George Telford, F. Metcalf, and
A. B. McLean. The executive com-
mittee include twenty of the leading
citizens.
J. L. LASKY
'Presents Beautiful Mae Murray in an
elaboratepicturization of
Sweet Kitty BelIairs "
From the pl by David-Belaseo and
Egerton Castle, also the Oth episode •
of the Wonderful derial
"THE IRON CLAW."
Featuring PEARL WHITE
One continuoiri thrill.
elltiOnggpszaIMPOIS
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
ed him for his manliness, his geniality" leave here to -day, Friday, for New eth lith jith
his good-heartedness and his loyalty i York, where they will take a course Famous Players Presents
of nature. The attractiveness of an f of training in the Roosevelt hospital. A Thousand Dollar rlusband
'unusually winsome personality was i -Gunner John E. T. Musgrave, son of
greatly increased by his splendid vocal -i the late Rev. P. Musgrave, of MeHil: With an all-star cast - a wondertul
talent and by his willingness to make 1 lop, and of Mrs. Musgrave, Toronto,show you
Who enlisted ' production that equals any with the 67th Univer- have ever seen.
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that talent the source of entertain
mentment and dellght to others. Cor-
poral Hays' had a treasure of midow-
ment in his voice, and scores of people
as well as tm , , train
as they think of , him in the coig nin
ta t I If was Mak-1 and Mr Cecil Hodgine, of San Firigt. Finn C4th Gees to See Good Shows
ity Battery, is now engaged as chem. PRICE 11c.
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st for the 'British Government in the. Saturday Afternoon Matinee -5c
manufacture of explosives at Gretna
Green, England. -Mr. Williams, of To -
years, will recall the lifted singer rent°, is visiting his son, Mr. C. L.
the true friand the capWilliams m town.-
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able man of business. Aic a chartered rgins, of Concord, New Hampshire,
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Nov is the ime when women
who Appreciate the Importance
Beingyr.vellDressed are think.
HIBPERT.
The Councile-The Council niet on
March 19th, with the members all pre-
sent. Minutes of Iast meeting were
read and adopted. The following Per-
sons were appointed to the ott'ce of
Fenceviewers, Peimdkeepers and Path -
masters, respectively: Fenceviewers-
B. Robinson, R. Hodgson, J. G. 31111er,
W. Dow, j. Doyle, P. Jordan- A. Mc-
Kellar, P.. Morris, 3. G. McKaig and
Williani Drover. Poundkeepers-j.
Balfour, j, Watson, A. Forbes, T. Mit-
chell,. J. H. Robinson, W. Feeney, J..
Cornish, 3. Sumner, it McGrath, R.
Barris, G. Smile, J. Pinder, G. John-
eton, J. G. Miller, H. Dow, T. Scott,
J. Scott, jr., L. Dorsey, P. Carlin, 3,
Stapleton, Joseph, Itioach, J. 3. Dalton,
F. Murphy, W. Jordan, 3. F. Murphy,
T. Melody, James Roach, P. O'Connor,
P. McCann, A. McLellan, F. Jordan,
X. Doyle, T. Cairns, W. Atkinson,
W. McIver, M. Burns, M.
P. Norris, P. McIver, W. Jeffrey, J.
Fe1,1 0. Kerslake, 3, Morrison, j. Mc-
Lachlan, E. Treffry, W. Worden, D.
McDonald. W Dalrymple, W. Chapple
J. IVIcKaig, W. Diznim, G. Stoneman,
T. Drover, T. 3. Vennor, T. McCurdy,
R. Duncan, A. 1VIeCurdy, H.
Thompson W. Simmons, G. Bol-
ton,- D. MteKeliar, jr., Joseph Norris,
and James Kkauskopf. By -Law No.
168, =firming the appointment of
Fenceviewers,Poundkeepers and Path-
mastersavaii passed and signed by the
Reeve and Clerk. Tenders for- Hydro
Elect-ric Power debenturs were open-
ed and none of them being satisfactory
it was 'decided t� defer the sale of
them until the next regular meeting
of the Council on April 16. The con-
tract for grading was let to Kenneth
McKellar. Orders were issued on the
Treasurer, amountingtto $252.37. The
application of the directors of the
Logan, Fullerton and Hibbert Agricul-
tural Seciety for a grant towards the
erection of a new building on the fair
grounds at Mitchell was discussed and
decided that no action be taken in the
matter. The Council then adjourned
to meet again on Monday, the 16th
I of April. at one o'Clock.-Tames Jor-
dan, clerk.
ew Clothes tor
Spring and Summer
and its just the time when You should see the new
Styles and learn where the -best values can be had.
Appearance counts in the battle of life. It is im-
portant that you dress well. It is equaliy impor.
tant that you get the hest values possible to secure
for the money you invest in clothes.
Dressing Well means neither more or less than dress.:
ing simply, suitably and sensibly, the accomplishment
of which is exceedingly easy—when you have the right
clothes to select from and the right kind Ma dealer to
help you. Make your choice and see that you get
properly fitted.
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In all lines of Ready-to-wear Appar for
Women's Suits, Coats. Shirtwaists and
Furnishings. We show none but the
most Dependable Makes; Goods that
havesproven their worth and which we
can recommend with full confidence that
they will make friends for us.
and we want to tnipress upon ,„vottr mtn
,ati inspection of the New Gooas -
shoUn at this Store prove
Profitable to You
Come and see the very newest Styles in New Spring
Suits, Coats, Skirts
Raincoats, Petticoats,
Hats, Corsets, Neckwear
Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery. etc.
We don't ask you to buy them. We ask you to coin
and see them. We will do our best to s4ow you that
here is a store that takes the same interest in showing
goods to those who come simply to look as to those
who come to buy. Will not urge you to purchase, but
it is safe to say you will want too.
Prices are purposely omitted from this advertisement.
because we believe that you woulit prefer to see the
values with your own eyes than to read about them,
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We -are shc wing apparel of special inter-
est to women who appreciate stylish
things, Assortmenfs large enough, Qual- z
iticas good enough,and Prices low enough -
to please all who appreciate the value of
Good Goods.
ARE YOU COMINGSOON)
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Seaforth
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