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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1917-05-18, Page 8I t. � � Fr__�"� I ; � r I MI � �, I - . � " - � ; , " ; . � ; � 1�. . , I , I I �i . I T � � , .� �1_ - I , 4 � . -1 1- � I - 14 . * " . . I - 1 #` , § 'I I- I , . . .. � ��, � - I I - . . . 1. : - I 1.� , � I I � - � - . - � � '. . � I : . - . _ I .1. I t, I ti I 'r , , . . I I I I I . t - . 4. , � � � ., .1 . , I - I . i I . �t I - 1. � .1 , �� . : � - I - t �. I . I . � I - I � I � - . t . . . I . - i � 11 1 i - � , - I � T . - - _. � . � � I I . . , � � I i I w ; , � , I - - -1 i I � � I � I � I . I I I - I � . � � � , I J . r , 17 � f : 1. I � p � I - � I .: . � I . � - � � - - . . � , I - I � � C � �,, i� : � , � I - I I � . - 'T 7 . . - - , 7� � - _. i - - I � . � , - � - I . - 7 , -� - r w . �� 4.� , - , 1 - 1 � .- - i . I I , ;� . I I . , P � �, -: V, . � 'j.1 � . . I I , - -�- . � I - . -_ � I 1. - I- 4, .� � . __ . - I - � � I I - � I � . . � I , . i - .It . , . � : , � 4 � I . I ! . 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'Ft I f - I . . - wtvin, cometery love b�en m6-ki*ng - I , �0 ._1. ., 11� ... & Cooke; acted for I * � I . i � . - . I - � . I 1. . . - .40 . I - I - � --0-1— : -) 1 1 ,,ee j pr( . . - I I T T, . I . - I...., L. I- &=:!rz- : ,.--—-- mo I � - 11 . le weme�ts to.the proper- I.- - & .1 I . . I - , . - - --Mom -, - __ -.,,,,..Ili ....... A � ----..- . . T � . , I - - e ctend in ' fence has been I - ; WALTON. . � I . ? - - I I . � � - ring. - A ne*.: : I 0� I � ty, *.10.sp I � I - DWMM XATrM I I old, trees cut P atte'rns. - Ractavish S . . 11- . .. � T_ . I - . . . o�� a numberof � � Lecture, -Talks on Food Production .^ft_.____-..ft� Z I ___ - I - - dovij ?W�- ground le,�elled and wixen . . � . -1 for'the War will be given in the W.__-�, . I -1 . F(iotwear - - '. - I , . . I Eginond- Ille I _V 11 I ,on Friday evenipggt May I V V. . . - the work.. Is complete( . T6wn Hall, .� . TO CORRESPONDFNTst - I I I 6 ' *,:��_ t� , S�eakers: - - , ete 11 be a beauty Spot instea(I 18,'1917p at 8 o'clock. � . I eem, ry wl . I - 24tho is Vie- of the tangle of long grass and weeds - . - - . - . Rev, F. H . Larkin, of seaforth and . I . . We've the prettiest White As TbuvicULY- UeA May � - - I . � . Footwear that ever occupied. the toris Day, And a. piablic 161iday. The �jts has. heretofore beeu.--�Sy popul , *� the local"* clergy. -Musical program, I ^ � - �. � . ar The women of. F,rance have A~ 1 - I ... A request the great Viet ' , . -ex I ar � les. God Save - ff'"t'Aa . shelves of a shoe s0re, . 0 that -it will W uecessar t b tepestd. on. Tuesday evening set an seats reserved for ladi (i � - -_ day, a � . , . Y)em n I . * - Front '000� lf,ft Expositor *Bl, go to' press on Wednes- ory Concert iq 1. nole, for * all the � all fare. invited; admission free. , � I . I rraspondents, and adverdsers, Wi We- next � May 22nd, The plan at I . � (The G- reat 0 - a t(jr . -1 - if you are looking tor some- (-O . world by making 'their. ,,.own iho King. I k . arlier next, = I a I I . � I 14 I their bu=deU liu 0116 day e APr'hart's drug store On _. - � I - � � thing choice in , Shoes, week "Member this)- and for-- at 12 olcloek--Mrs,� ,(Dr.) MVli,anj clothes in war ti-mej and look- , HIBBERT. � j . ja_t. - Aplq%� _& - . you can be ssatisfied i __ . here. ward your correspondence so as -to of Grand Forks, North Dakota, . I . . aa ever. S6rve your coun- George Ary . I � reach -than Tuesday after- , other, Mis. Thoma ,it Good Purehase,Mr - � - I , a D,r us 11 : --."W ing her i. a Me- 1119 , Staple ,y Gou us not later n le, a prosperous farmer of the . I abber s6es � - I . � a Quaid; Goderich stribet.—Mr. A., 0; try and yourself by making Pur- - .. I Z . � Outing Show, with r i noon. � - . � � I - 7t]x concession, - Hibbert, recently � X . iw.�� . I - iw-As i town this . 4 0 � I . B. � it, - ,�, - Sinillie, of Toronto, In -your clothes at home. Use, chased a very handsome young Short- op i 19 . ggs�'LT.he. Expositor received week.—Miss Maud Laidlaw and Miss . 11 -Vto Canvas PumPAP B11tt0A i . I , ors k_ . eA �� . .1 " BootiL - . . �. '7 ! -f styleand success. � - Scots, . � ock . . , of Blook xm'orcag own- friends * Toiont I is. week.—Mr.. sure 0 beautiful I : I- N visiting with- New' Id Patterns and be horn bull calf eight mouths' old from � or'Lace � a pteseift W� week, --of . two 0998 Gertrude D ' ll a. He is a ot - fity � . . frim. a, A . . roan in color and a low sek v , of 1$i0ch-- . Pe e week - I - I - I 11 And the. popular White CravOn- . Od by Mr" John Malonot _..... , and Mrs.1 David Fell s nt th - I I . lusty fellow;. the type that pleases . i - .wood. One of - th "' * I Measured end with friends 'in, Clinton, --Mrs. the progressive farmer., Mr. Smale I I I ..e#e Shoes, with patent vamps - ' ,I i r ed from To� I I I - and I=e Joger&:, coo' Mix Andrew Caldei, r I i tring such I . I Sliyj inches i dozen' ronto on Saturday last, where she 2 hov�psttv x Bookstore isto be con ed on sect Is Best Met by Our Heavy 5tocks "� 111gr or Low Heels, all sizes. . 614. inches. VVen at - 43 cents a I 4-4%_ 11 � . I .a fine Young an mal and should have -- � I visiting her � I I - vW9 __ . . I � -1 . � . U, - � would not be - toi)'bigh if we has been i laughter, Mrs - SEAFORTH. . the.patronage- a enterprise well, de- .6uld 03i . ly got egas. like these bythe. J. McDonald, -for some time. .�Xiss- serves . - � . a sty1ft you'll admire and styles Youll ' I t,.'Of Bel � 0 Everybody knows -now that almost all lines oA Sta,ole (Dry Goods 11 re 4 . gt*ve is visiting at Window Shades and Picture Frames. - - � not find elseiKhere. . . . � - . � the home of Mr. Ianj Mrs. James Agent for New Idea Patterns. - have made drastic -adva'nces during the last year or :go. . � � � � ��. . ' — The Archibald.—MrS. J . �0, Patirson, of To- . CHISBiBURST. Not- I Willis ' - -dU 16n . __ -nd � � . � IV- Food .-::P-" -ch- - COMPalfIl- — Xotes�—The seeding of oats a withstanding this fact, forethought in buying places us 1 S . -, �fl' -1:,rodue 01% Aagociatioft ,ronto, spent a few. da t ' h sw�ek Witt'. - position to give nearly aill staples at qu . ef. im, eaforth Food ti . I barley havebeen completed some days otations to protect yaur - - � . _____ %W be termie.4 friends in town. Thomas Daly, I . I has in - * - - 'tod What ' liiiiiiiiiiimiiiii�l�ilillillilli�IPIIIIIRN,lmrollllllllIRII!l��,l�ill!ll�l�i�Mli�ilg�'I .and farmers are busy preparing the � . �_ _. , U&I .. . . a . - � . - propagan . da, I � t: n.plaeed under 11 - . land for roots, corn and beans, Al- interests— � I l 11A -footwear ED a ,� campaign is' having a fo da I . . I 0 illia - . . � I � to, -eliciting the gym- Via residence in Street, - ' - :�; do - I y Mr. William though growth has been slow and ir- - AS LAST YEAR AND I'N - 1. . -posit* Expositor Office.! fth the view` farmi at pies6ut -occupied-' TIE'S FAIR SAME GOOD QUALi L I . - .- � Pathy and support of the ng _ I . BEAT - there.has been a lack of he4, there TEED VAST DYES I - 11 . I ___ I I community atid. the - back-yArd gard - Dill. —Mr..: Harold I Best, of Regina, - . . are.some fields showing up incely.- COLORED GOODSv GUARAN _. . I . . � sited with Mrs -..Best atAfr.' and I 9 . , ner through a combined endeavor -to W" Mr. Frank Fitzgetald recently sold a - � - . - I increase the acreage c ss.- Mrs.. William Gillespie's during the See our new lap thoroughbred bull eight"months old In most instances we could justif advance prices to market yat. � . �� . , . . . week. -Mrs. $eymour Watson,- nee , uesj but on princ of being the leading � I * .. - es of food products -durifig the present . � China and Baskets fdr the good sum of $200, ThisspeWO iple, and also ow account � I . - I year ,and also to aid the farmer In se- Miss S. Cudmore,- of Vancouver, 'is . I U have ... Modom Photog,-SOY io safely. � visiting with relatf,�es in'town and vi- ust arriveJ this week well for Mr. Fitzgerald as he is only -Staple Dry Goods Stort for this comm."nity. we will alwajvs 11 � . 1 . . . I- hel ' ^� ' � friends .'of Miss i . a beginner in the breeding of thi� kind out customers share the �benefit of our best. buyingdeals. We've I ' ... 'ur'ng the necessary iA?b, held at cinity.�Th � . . . _Zovem it. meetings I , __ -always something of stock. -Darrol Parker is at present I , a4y - 11 ce in. - - Sr * Dublin, Jessie Scott', o'I'Somton.Zall, aft, I big stocks of Staple lines in reserve,.so that when_you are re . Extends its influen Varna, B4yfteld, � , - I - -th* , acefield, , . , - ev- plepsed � to see her out again after njew- the horn -0 of laid Up with a very sore arm. to buy, come and learn what we can do for you - . � .to: every hoine iB Staffa and. P4 this, Friday, I I � � , .. &�nd then = - no Walto I e. -her recent serious illness. - Miss — -do- . *! � - land, ening, ji.which iddreisis will bed variety.. , . . 4= eabon ks to the ad- livorild by clergymen aud:-others as- Agries McKay and: Miss Harris, of - VARNA. flere Axe Someliziportant Items: I PIS&SUreS Pjj0t0g- 3r't signed to the differimt; places. The Stratford, visited At the home.of Mr. . Lecture. -Talks on -Food Production I -Z Iii . ion and Mrs. Hugh McKay, Jarvis qpreo-, -nim he given in the 0 raphy a. iven the hu- . . . = Its diwov. esti I food. product . -Miss Rena McKi A T I r anzie,. �WT jZ?F_jA-7& XTIES FAIR for thewar will . rasn riwe In 1. vqnu; � on of increa" the view -point this week, I -Town Hall, on, Friday evening, May Imported English Cottons, Cambrics, I I . er Years later* the be c6naidered from' . r along Stratford, spent Sunday at the home 18th, 1917, at eight o'clock. Speakers: - _y. , - .h* world-hung'e ` I - . of a - Me Ing, . pho take of '0 and patriotic -'—*&WW41V11[W16%M0'= Rev. T. H. Brown, of Seafoeth and as- -.1 tograph we , lines its the of her mother. -Miss Mary Modeland . . - - � to-diiy vrM be trew - statR ,- . � _____ . Madapolams, etc* sure meajis of securing -victory for the motored over from Palmerston -and - I ---- sociated co-workers, together with the � . I., .. ZZ f'Z more than you ied armies. . . . spent Sunday at the parental home 1. - 1. - local clergy. A musical programme, I gine by your - ' all . '. � sa Modelaiid, - -free. Front vas ima - . . of Mi . and Mrs; i ac. I - I . quests, from outside- towns and the all are invited; admission Values that are unexcelled, and makes that have been tested aad frielodo and relatives - Mr. and Mrs. Glew, of Cl-vton, ap,?nt difficulty of taking the chorus out of seats reserved for ladies. God Save he yard - - I - . - -_ ' - .. F . .King.. the yard : I I . Reconimended , or . Certificates 'Sunday with her! sister, Mrs. W 'be concert is to be repeated, hext the have proved to possess geouine worth. Prices x4c to :zSc the yard __ - .Our patrons say our portraits Recommendation for certificates . for. Smithers. -A special service was, hela town t . The Varna Pa - are "alinest afpsaking like- of the, � Sea- � I- Tuesday evening -when there will be � Patriotic Society ,_ - I 7* the following students: . in the Preibyteriafi Sunday schoo in triotic Society shipped to Clinton, this ness lofth Collegiate In . stitute have been ac6 . another bumper house, - . I connection, with Mothers' Day on onth the following: 13 sheets, 29 ftemstitched Pillow Cases and Cot- - I . . . in I . " � lLepted-;aud approvedby the Education Sunday last, at which there was a very pillow slips, I pair towels, quantity of . D*"ent, and these students' will The Vuckers';nith Case, - The- Su- - I . feft7s Studio b6 granted their certificates as soon as large atendance.-Urt. Joe Dorsey .of I . s46 f a much old linen, 5 suits pyjam- as, 2 day, shirts ..ton Sheets . � Orfllia spent Sunday it his home here. preme Court has dispo, d o thi - of and 23 pairs socks besides five,pairs � -4hey jiave cot . ,, I day � . Apleteid their term on the -L-Mrs. Helson, of Toronto, is visiting litigated case. On the 13i of socks sent to our own boys at the - . I farm. Faculty . students who contern- I 0 � her daughter, Miss Helson at the January ,1913, the Township of Tuck- t. I ' � ****#0#0#0000*<�>�� Plate attending the Faculty of Educa- Cominercial. - * � P ersmith passed a by-law whereby it frou I .00 Made from a double quality ot Cotton and finished with 2 -inch . tion this fall'are advised to.get their - . . . -.1 � assumed to close Mill Street, north �DUBLIN. hem. Special: Cases 23c each, sheets. 87 i -2c and 1. 25 t=h, 2 _ _ . 11 I licaflous in early:, 1��Lower School - 40. . of - Queen 4treet, thereby depriving _�� ., I ..,. . � app . , 491MEMN-Your suit is not w rn oilt ften I Lecture. -Talks on Food Production \ � t , I - 640 i I 4 $4044+*+ +#+#+4" . .4isirvey Burrows, Frank Coates, ' Jno. soiNd and atmined. It, can be cleaned and -ores-ed the plaintiffs, Robert F - Jonds, Thos, - I . I + Lorne Epps Austin 1109' to look as smart And fresh as new, Campbell 13kek. M. Grieve, Fred Robinson, James for the War will -be* given in the A. � Dickson, I use on Friday evening, May Import ed Bath , i -owels - I . I t garth, Edintind Keating, Forrest Love, up-sWre. - 2570-tf Sproat and Samuel Dickson, of the Opera Ho -- . - �. I I + George Kerr, Robert McLean, Harold The Maxwell Motor Car, continent wide gawline ,right to use the street and cutting off 186, 1917; at eight o'clock. Speakers. I - ),j,�Lengu Chmence Shepherd, John coonomy teat, Y411 be hOd on Wedneaday. next, may access to their lots which fronted on it. Rev - P. Corcoran,- of Seaforth and as- V . 28rd, by the Maxwell WtOr CO., 6W Amerfoan and e7 necessary items during the entire year, but especially,so . - +10 0 R. - I Ross. H ---:-Middle o6l-Kathleen Cavadhn agents. Two privately owned Me 0 be The Township followed up its by-IaAv soeiate co-workers, together with the d Our stock is very heavy and .1 . McMaim, William gh . Elgin Shatz, .used & test mWe under supervipionlof d I IsInUreatedh . � street to defendant local clergy. Amusical programme, uring I the warm weather mouths. I W� , velia'ale men',overardinny imis,1- tarting from quedn's by selling the P. ' + Cyril Snowden, Os - Snowden. III- Kruse, who proceeded to deal with the all are invited; admission free. Front I rices most attractive in both the bleachea and unbleached makes. , t . Hotei emmer, seawa, at 11) o'clock a.m. Watch � f : LADWIEV TAIkOR 1. Part 1, Entrance to Faculty-jessie fo, tble, G. 0. Bell, loeal agent. 2679-1 land as his own and placed a building s�ats are reserved for ladies. God Save a the better qualities we show a large size natural linen t"el at �� . . - Chesney; Harry Hinchley, Arr-hie Hays. FOR S 6LE�-L%teaz style, . grey top oord, buggy aerossit, R. F. ,Jones and the others the King. " 95C . that is particularly good -value. . . r- Part II -Ethel Beattie Aubrey Crich, as g ' hits had very little use. Will be intqreated in the street took proceed- Farm Sold,Mr. Patrick Ryan has I f And Fu' rier - sold =8"n%'b81*e'&8 the ownisr haEl nO Un fOr It, W. . - �� on in . to -set aside the by-law, the deed sold his beautiful 150 acre farm near . a I '§adie McCloY. Hen. Mpai;iculati ' R. Smill1e. I 2677-tf ings Matheinatics-Robert Laird. -4. F. HOMF-MADE OANDY—Tlome-made Candy, ,111 to Kruse and to compel him to remove here to Mr. William Dillon, the, con- , - � - I Cleaning, Pressing & : Ross, Principal I be on sale at the Victory 03neert Tuesday evening. his building off the street. The motion sideration being $12,000, which is very Open and Circular Pillow Cotton I* �_ � An e wishing to give a donation of Home* -wade 'was heard by Mr. Justice Middleton, reasonable considering the property. go 0, y I � : Repairing a Specialty * � ndoyrwill kindly It ave their nmeg with Mies Bel who made an order quashing the by- Mr. Dillon and his sons are now tjje . . The Casualty List.-Mrs.'D. Johnson� smitbany Dime Saturday. All Gandy to be left at Closely woven makesp pure fintlish, and free from dressing. in all 0 + ' I W. R. 8,ridthls Store, MoDday afternoon. . law. The township appealed, ajid the owners of 375 acres of the fine i st land .? . . � * 4 T Of Edmonton, and formerly of Sea , Be f9ure and see Mary Pickford In " Less Than the 2nd Division of the Appelate Division in the township, Mr. Ryan gives up width!s, ta Price 23c tO 35C the -Y&d A Trial Solicited I forth, received word 'this week that . Dust " now obowinz at the -Stmnd—lt is wonderful. . et I � . I � + - set aside tbia 9rder and dirwted the possession Qn 0 .ober Ist." . I I + her eldest son, Harold, had been -killed FOR SALF,The remairling 2 eets of Lemontaguela I motion and action'to set aside . the c6ft� I No .�, i A& �� 11 -*+#+44-#-t,*+++* +*A.*-+ + ++.+ in ae,tign in France on April 9th. Al- single harneogt26. This harnm to graded and veyance to be Wied together. The . IF - I The makers -are the WINTHROP. Imported Strh--ed 'Panneleue M 11 , thougb a resident of 'British CQIUWla thwe virQ ng inferior par to F . __,_=_� _ -----.- - for a numher of years, he is still re- best In Canada &t, A, 11, Campbell. moxl trial took -61ac- at Stratford before Food Production Meeting. -A meet- - i . TOR f6AZF_,-:MfjLaug-h1jn bugales, A bargain .4 XY . , I . � jupticj-'Ljt�phford who in I I I- . . � - - membered by many here, who Will $go oish. CuUerg aomt�i.&, W; piano poxist ing under the-auspicer, of the Seaforth, .-r- � . favor' �f the'ptaintiffs, quashed the Great value in strong woven, soft, pure cloth, choice range jX Z learn with sincere regret of his death, cash, if taRen at once. Ed, A. W, Campbell, Food Production Association was held I . * I � by-law, set aside the conveyance and . 0 str�pes and colorings. Also stoiL.k of plain pink, pale b3ue, Fiat* He enlisted with a British Columbia t,ay in your supply of plow polnte,, tulperknlyas, .. in Calder's Hall on Thursday evening . f I battalion, and has been in France 4nee sole" plates, hay pulleys, bangers, biae ets, etc., now directed, Kruse to remove his build- last, at which a goodly attendance of white and plain grey flannelettes. Prices 1 SC to 25C the, yar4 f at coot pri!ns. A neat, new style clothes reel at ing, with costs to be pgij by defend- - - � ' 4 last fall.—Mr. James Dorrance' 0 8.66. Nt..A. M.Canipbell. 2670xl ants. The township and Kruse ap- the representative farmers of the dis- . 11 McKillop, has received word that his FoRsALF�A snialislove trict were preE;ent. Rev. G. McKW1ey 0 . PgIll burn either coal ,-,on, Sergt Eainrey Dorrance, has been or wool -m good beater. ce $4.00. But. A. M. pealed, and iheir appeal was heard by dealth with the statistical side of the i �. - I � admitted to the hospital -at Calais, Campbell. . . 2579x.1 the Ist Appelate Division, which set question and Rev, Brown featured r igured Huck -'rowelfing . suffer' nshot wounds in the TO RENT -9 roomed house hard aud soft vf ater, aside that portion of Justice Latch- the subject from the patriotic view- � I . � I I ing from gu stable, good ).rehard and �gar3en. Thop. Bi 1% Eg- f6rd's 1-ludgment which quashed the ., I I I - � . left arm, Sergt. Dorrance enlisted.at mondville, 2rful - . 'd and Mr Very fine quality of Linen, plain or in dainty figured patterns. . A �� .. I - - I I - whole �y-law lkpt sustuined that part Point, while Mr. J. H R6i . t1a -, - - __ - . . F. G. Neelin appr ; 'o 65-c- - - T-ne commeneemmw Of t110 W0 And TIAS 46- of it which held that the Township Prize's 3oct . 'been in the thick of the fightffig foV - - . - 9 tne,reA*Qd pmavctvion Cas a financial 0 . ... I epeated,-On Fri- acted illeplly in disposing of the st-feet 'D * "I'll - . ....... 0 On one occasion Victory Concert R benefit to th,6 country. Thero'was no, . - nearly three years. day night last, the Victory Concert, AM wiLking coliveyance to Kruat. The - ", he wag, awarded the Military Medal . ' attempt upon the part of the speak- � - ' 1, -, ,-,:- - _ under the direction of Mrs. J. G. Plaintiff's appbaled to the Supreme gard- I 1. � ___ for conspicuous bravery on.the field, rt of Canada, and Kruse cross ers to dictate to the farmers, re, Crash and 'ea Towellings , I '�, . 5__ 11 __ -Mr. James Sproat, of Egniondville, Mullen and Miss Stophe'As, with Mrs. Cou . ap- ing methods of cultivation, but urged- i - - ! . �_ __:1 �� received word from Ottawa on Thurs- O'Connell, as pianistj was again given pealdd in so far as his conveyance the necessity of*Increased production ' Big stock of Imported Crashes, and other towellings, includiog . - ` 9'him that his 'Fake in Cardno's Opera Hall to a packed was aet aside. On the 2nd instant, to ameliorate the conditions of the ap- � . day, informin -son -_ d0ivered an unan- had been wounded whlie on. duty on house. The audience was -by no , the Supreme Court � hing world-hungor. 15 inch Gue3t Towelling in linen figured Huck-ioc to 3ocat yd. . I � ' I � means a Seaforth one, peopld from the -imous, judgnient whereby ii allowed proac -400-- I . - ____ April 27th. This is the second time vicinity and surrounding towns having the plaintiff's appeal,restored the judg- ^ �, A of 1. Pte. Sproat has been reported in the Tustice Latchford, dismissed A BLAKE ' casualit unded" heard of the success of the Wednesday ment.of . and'directed the Annual Meeting. -The annual meet- Full Bleached, pure Linen and V r1_ 0 � STEAMER GREYHOUND _y lists, having been we conbert, had. come to see and hear Kruse's crois appeal Is 7- - in the foot overa year ago. . for themselves. The entertainment on defendants to pay the costs of the ht- ing, of the Women's Institute was held I 11 ... Annual, Excursion , - I . The case is now at the home of Mrs. Peter Douglas on ion Table Damask - � - . Friday evening was even better than igation throughout. I I � . Goderich to Detroit & return . evening and possibly -and has settled the May 8th. The financial statement was . I I Local Briefsi--Mrs- John Shi e' . - ' that is strong and durable, very pretty patterns. Pritces. i,eaves Goderich, Tues. June ' . and Mrs. Dalton, more enjoyable to those "o were law in Ontario as to the powers of mul%- read -and the following officers were Quality I I -were- in Montreal, . permitted to see it a second time, as ',icipailties to ,close streets laid down on p , 65c, 75c, 95c, 1.00, -1.25, 1.40, and Up to 2.00 the yard. 11 Seaforth, and Mr jec4ed: President, Mrs, Wm. Doug- 40C . 12 9.3o a.m. - Returning of St. Columban, plans which the municipality had nev- las, Nice resident, Mrs. A. J. Me- �� ' last week attending the ceremonies in I it was impossible to take izi everything . � Mrs. D. Tough; I . . I Donfld; ?ecy-Treas., I 0 leaves Detroit,. Thurs June connection with the admittance -of Mr. in one evening. As we said beford the . - , 9 _"' . ,- . � aphe, Mrs. L - Vo- it . � - l . "wo�w Directors, Mrs. H, C. Z, i%h Wif"IM"i, , I.00 p.m., arriving in . Dalton's son in the Order of the Pres- March of the Allies including repre - S. Hey and Cream Ifliannel and Engfis 14, entation Brothers in which Order sent�atives in character costume of I �� l Foster; auditors, Mrs * ... 11 Goderich at 9. p.m. he will gbe known hereafter as Broth- England with the quaint old-fashioned Miss Alberta Finlay. The following ' Plain weaves in soft finish, thoroughly shrunk goods. .. -Dr. J. 11. McFaul of ladies and gentlemen; the- Sc6tchmen 1) - 1�-* is the report of supplies for the Red g A Prices 50c and 65c the yard , $2 Round Trip ,1.50 1 yj�ay er Francis, UKOss, shipped to Mrs, Filton, Exeter, - Toronto, attended 1he Victory Concert accompanied by the pipers, the demure - I The Only Boat Tri p from here on -Wednesday night last. -Mrs. Welsh maidens, 'With their high hats, The Theatre tha since FelWuary 13th; 223 pairs socks, 0 , . (Goderich to Detroit this seas-. M_ Broderick ha,s returned from 'a thbse from Ireland in their vivid green t 45 pairs -of these were given to, the White Unshrinkable wool Bl.ankets _, ; , I visit of some months' with her sisters and shamrocks, Canadians with the - Brought the Good 161st shower,36 suits pyjamas, 10 day . f, � . � on in Chicago. -Mr. Bolton, barber, has Lady of the Snows; Indian Chief and - ' ,tya shirts, 10 towels; the whole being v.al- I . .. Pictures to Seafox ,y town- Thoroughly scour s, close nap, colored borders. Sizes 60 , purchased the Watson cottage on East Squaws, and typical Australians; Bel- . e I i -Mrs. Papsf, of London, guim with her honored king and brave E; �� NO TROUBLH -ON'ACCOUNT OF William St. ,hip Council $50; .Hay Council $114. - x 8 � * ,4o and ;. oo the pair., NEW IM KIGRAUON LAW -Call"' is here visiting her motherf Mrs. J. S. women; the French gentlemen and . Now Showing 80. The Institute also donated $15 0 4 - I 1. � . -1 . diatis coming to Detroit for a, tempor- porter, who is seriously ill. -Miss L. peasant girls, while.,the Hussars came - to the Byron Sanitarium. I .L � ary stav are not required to i MARY PAICKFORD go � Affhi'te 1Tnsh1r1'nka1)1ewooJ BlanKevs head tax or make a depos't. 3ay -!' Wilson ,of Detroit, spent Sunday at in later in the tableau; Russian men - mfill- , Mrs. W. 0. and women in their fur -trimmed cos- In , TUCKERSMITH. � . I 11 � gration offteers on steamer to pass Willis. -Miss Jean Cowan, of Innisfail, tumes of'green and yellow-, Italian wo- I excurstonists. , . Alta., is a gue t at the home of Mr. men in all their gaudy colors, the gor- "Less Th2n the Dust" 1�ersonal,--Miss Elizabeth H. Me- Some extra fine all wool blankets, woven from heavy stock yarn! $ 8 C Ur e Lellan, daughter of Mr. Jno. McLellan entirely free from grease and 6dor. . Special at 8.25 a pair ; also I , and Mrs, James Cowan -.-Mi. and geous robes of -Oriental India, China The be t pi� t e ev r shown in this - ' ' � - Band Moonlight - Mrs. W � p eek with her Ernpress; Japanese men an& � part of the country. recently underwent an operation for big stock ol grey and Nvhtte flannelette Blankets, and large size - I L. Jqhnston spent the w . some form of throat -trouble in St. -1 . Monday evening, June i i .end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. maidens in their most effective dress; ' A - ; Price 15c Joseph's Hospital, London, The op- heavy pure wool, dark grey camp blankets, . . 1 8 p. m. F, A P. Joynt.-Miss Irene' Piercy, of i Uncle Sam for the United States, and % eration was very successful and Miss "I . 1. . ; Toronto, is spending a couple of *eeks I the Spanish ladies and gentlem�iil (if Saturday Afternoon 10c -Children 5c McLellan's many friends here hope she %� own'- I � at the home of her cousin, Mr. Wm. Brazil; the sailors, cadets, retur�ied . will soon be about ajain in the enjoy- 11 . � . ! — - Fare 25c i Smithers. -Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Joynt soldiers and Red Cross nurses, who I I � ' had done so much for the sick and . . ment of her usual good health. and fa mily visited with Hensall friends Next Week Killed Tn Aetion.--Word was receiv- ! LinWeums and z - I v A,' i _.' 1 —1r AE o S'F A R L I F.,T 1-11 thisweek.—Mrs. R.Murdie, of Strat- wounded of every nation. The ebor- . 84 19 �*, 6 D � - i r 01' IL, ford, and little son, were visiting -with US Of a hundred voices quite excelled Mon. Tues. Wednesday ed here on Friday last, that Pte. Al- , I . - - t � bert Wyatt, had been killed in vretion', Floor,., Oildotris friends here this week. ---Mr. and itself in.the rendering of the different MARGUERITE CLARK in France. Pte. Wv-att, who was a' I it - -_ -, � ----- � Mrs. J. A., $tewart, Miss Kathleen- national anthems and as each countTy - -in- home boy, enlisted with the 125th Bat- - - _. . � .. . .. and Mrs. Heaman and son, of Exeter, presented its typical solos and dances "LITTLE LADY 34 talion at Brantford, where he was , We're Children's motored over -,on Sunday and spent 1 and. paid its tribute to Britannia, the EILEEN then living but until a year and a half , - I You cannot beat the best' a few hours mith friends here. -Mr. I central figure on the stage, th�.aid- I also � I :.. ago he had made his home with the � (We sell Best 0 lities ) I I : E. McIntosh, of London, was visit-. lence was givena series of pictures ,,,ua g 16th episode of, Messrs. A. and J. Broadfoot where i I A 1Z 3-1 1 o e E x I-) e r t, I .16 ) ing at the home of his mother, Mrs. I not soon t;Q be forgotten. The staging .. " - I I 47 years and Ir "r . James Mcllutosh this -�veek.-Mir. and " was admirable and perfect in every I HE IRON CLAW. he was employed for five ' 41 Mrs. S. A. Archibald, ai.d children,, detail, while the Irish. jaunfing car' There are twer-ty episodes Mi tWa be has many friends here, who will Prices practically the satme as I . Test us of London, spent Sunday ,Ndth Mr. �[ and the Japanese ricksha* were rea- I great serrial-eadh one better than sincerely regret to learn of his death. . 0 they are wh-olesale to -day. I I listic. 'The tableau of Belgium's dafk! eding one. : 3 . . 'w"'11,ROVIDE the Little Feet with and Mrs. William Smithers.-Mrs. M. - : McKILLOP. . F good, comfortable Spring and I A. Gaetzmeyer, announces the marri-, hour was most impressive as war, that i i � . I Yardage Carpets and C 'arpat L8 � . . . . age 01 her second daughter, Praxcedes: Of "Leat We Forket," while the duet 1 In English Hospital. -We made brief . .. * Marie, to Dr. J. B. Frisbe, of Bi , "Watchman! What of the Night" gave mention in our last issue of Fred Tay- 11 � squarcs in splendid patterns and Sum . mer Footwear I Itte i � Thursday Friday Saturday lor's name having appeared in thecas- reliable qualities. . I � . Montana, on Wednesday, May 16th, fitting answer to both. The readings . ualty lists for the week, S� � � I I as performed in the; of Mrs. May Rance McKinnon were a- I 'SESSUE HAYAKAWA' � At this Season of the year heavy The ceremony w . . ' ince then ' I I ,8hoes worry and vex the chil- church of theImmac'ulate Conception, gain enjoyed on Friday evening and further word has geen received by' . Summer Curtains and Drapery ' by Rev. Father Leonard. -Rev. G'. M. ' the meeting com'Oosed 6f'sev- I in , i --.N- ' ren. -1 en little , Mrs. McElroy, bywhom he was raised Novelties,in some of the most . Dunn, B. I)., of. Toronto, will conduct ghis of the War Auidliary, quite as "HONOURABLE FPJMD" I and where he made him home for a' ploasing and effective mesh" it . � We have a ver'y complete line of aninversary services !A- the Sdaforth funny as the previous night, I The I See this greatt Japanese Actor -he is number of years, stating that he was, 9 I cmfortable and durable Summer Presbyterian church on Simday next. . -Seaforth Orcheitra played (luring the a wonder. Lwounded on Easter Monday in the and color tones that we have 12 1 -1�1L-. and jlfrs. William Dowson were inter -mission. The concert on the i Canadian charge at Vimy Ridge. The I ; ever shown. Footwear for boys and girls. the guests of ATx. and T'Ars. R. Peck whole was more than a spectacle, 4, PRIU 11 centS I , shrapnel penetrated under his back- * I __ - (6 . . . thig week. ;They have. been'residing more than an entertainment, it was an Saturday Afternoon 10c -Children' 5c; bone, passed under his shoulder and A i - 1# , We're showing also, a fine line in Al4erta for the past seven years, education, and as some one said "A DONT FORGET - In future I lodged in hiss neck and jaw, and he lay 9 . - P of Children�s Play Shoes and Bare" but Mt. Dowson has sold his pr sermon,without preaching." One could s before he -A AW operty show starts at 8,30 p.m. -Saturday was , *W Sandals. in the west and intends coming to Sea- not 'help thinking what an immense I Matinee at 2-45 p.m. able th crawl three miles to a - I , forth ACOreside.-Mr. and Mrs. W. J. amount of time, talent and energy I - dressing station, and from where he i if, - Iffactavish, - I I ,V'-rp 9*1n- Shannon, were the guests of,Mrs. D. I was'necessary for such a production,' was sent to the coas4- and then to . . There's nothing, whatt I ! � 0 4k-- ' ' ; A in Compelling th* Children to Dorrance this week. They '7110tored 'and surely it will be a bit of cheer 1 .AMMW6� � England, but it was nine days before # .At - ... -, � , , , - - - I I - - - - - - w - - - I 4100 * I I I - � , , - VrIhite 4:11t - I � Qua � 11 � gratulat 1-fe ani hi I ! 1-0 I a * I u n �' p E % W r � I , � I I � I , , � - i ,_ . - � � I _ - - - - - - , - I I I I , I . # I H N Sch I Ni I � �1� Wald I I I I I 4 I I I fs I I I " I I : I ; I Shoes all suminer. from their home in Underwood, Bruce for our boys at the front to know that j the shell fragments were removed . is"fortho �4-* -Vmr their heavy County -Mrs. J. C. -Greig is repre- 1 in the home town there are many whoi ,S t r �� 11 i from his wounds. He is now in Bethel � �f . () - xenting the Huron Presbytaial at the' are giving willingly of their own time' I Green Hospital, London, E ngland, and . 1-� -V IV Aft- oN.s-& rrvIM suws � although sa4iously wounded h i A . I., ____ �� .Awwv J� J. $ Ir General Council of the Women's Mi*- � and talent, so that they too may d I 0 13 40$0*01 IWW#FWI 0 j Where C4th Gom to C Good - rqrqrqr"91�4 - I I � flo R ZROOM I I simmy Swiety of the Presbyterian their bdt Owing to the numerous re- . I muldug progress towards recovery. 1 - . I � . , . � �� - - �� . k - � - I . � Am � I lm� I A� I � � . _A� X `� - If" * 4�1 Ive, Z * +) 0 <_ IQ 4!t <t� W D Z I F y Is'l a