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El9GE
,:e.f The knights of this ortiorj
•e twat', take precedence of tate
is tbachelors. Four Toronto
ar Companions of this Ordery
titles the recipient of the
cti n to the letters C.M.G.after
na>e . They are Brigadier
al Septimus Dennison, Col. W a3
:cltilaaught, Col. G. C. Nesmith,
sol. H. J. Grasett.
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Middleton—Stewart.--The 3narriage
of Miss Hattie Middleton, daughter of
the late John Middleton and Mrs.
Middleton, of "White Hall," to Mr.
faeorife Stewart, of Goderich, was
quietly solemnized in St. James
church on June - 6th at 11.30 'clock,
Bev. Mr. Moulting, perforthe
ter—oniony. h` John McNaughton,
of Varna, piayed Lohengrin s wedding
march as the bride entered, escorted
by her brother, Fred who gave her
►Way.The bride looked extremely
well in a smart taupe taffeta suit
touched with champagne and blue with
hat to match and carried an exquisite
bouquet of lily of the valley and or-
chids. After the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at "White Hall," and a
delicious luncheon was served.
The
tables were artisticaly decorated with
roses and asparagus epTeng'ai. Mr.
arid Mrs. •Stewart left on the after-
noon train for several Ameri-
can poamid ; showers _of confetti
and the good wishes of guest The
sad.
of St. -; Eames' Church 'rented
Hattie Middleton with a nue col-
lecUon of aluminum ware.
HULLETT
Pretty sledding.–Last Wednesday I
afternoon at Spuce Grove Farm, Bay- tended to assist nature to close the op-
ening in the shortest time known with -
field Iload, at the home of and , out an operation. This appliance has
non, taking t ir.little three year old
gel and leavi g their halite in Winni-
peg sought s elter under tbe parental
roof in Mitchell!. Mr. Bremen wish-
ed to obtain possession of the little
girl, but his request was refused. He
then engaged the services of Chief
McCarthy, of Stratford and another
Stratford constable, and without a leg-
Ei
al warrant they by threatening obAMON
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tained possession of the child. They -MEMO
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were followed to Toronto and a pri-
vate detective having been engaged, E
the pursuing party took the child from
the automobile in which they were ridsoma
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mom
ing on Wellington street, while the
detective engaged the attention of Mr. MIMI
Brennan. A swift auto bore the partyMerace
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away and they same re fined to Mit-
liessmit
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RUPTURE IS CURABLE.PWat
Results Not Influenced by Ag
Length tanding
ofp�e
Ruptpre is ,not a tear or breach in
the abdoinifalfw411,.as cognmonly sup-
posed, but at.is aiitretaliing or dilation
of a natural opanung', says J. Y . Egan
of Toronto, the noted'Rupture Appli-
ance Specialist, who will visit Seaforth
on Saturday, . June. 23rd.
The "Gumtree" as now used and ap-
proved will not only retain any case
of rupture -perfectly cording immed-
iate and eoinpiete comfort, but is in -
Mrs. George Rolland, by Bev. W. 1✓+
Rutledge, D .0., of Wesley Church,
performed the wedding ceremony be-
tween Mandena, the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hollan I and Mr.
Charls L. Tyner, of Hullett. The bride
wore a handsome bridal frock of ivory
repe-dc chene drapes with embroid-
ered georgette.She also wore
the
conventional veil, caught up with or- WOMEN'S SUCCESS IN MUNITION
ange blossoms, and carded a bouquet winks.
The " curly 'couple ��
of white reser and lily of the valley.
unattended, After enumerating the" many chan-
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save y Miss Viola Tao little nets in which
Women
thehave di a ted
sister of the bride ' *; e'a dainty
Bower girl in.her � `vte and
pink frock. The wedding mach. bras
'eyed by Master Milton Walker, of
ado i, and M. F.Walker: -of ,s the
Forest City sang, "0 Proniise Me, as
the register was f being signed. Lun-
cheon. was followed by a few congratu-
latory s hes . Mr ..and Mrs. Tyner
left on the afternoon *bin for a short
trip t Torontci Galt and other "points,
the bride
hWith-Bit to match On their
received highest awards wherever
shown, producing results without
harmful injections or other aids. Mr;
Egan has testimonials from our own
section for inspection. If interested.
call, be will be pleased to show you
sable without charge.
their energiesk of
the war, Owen E. McGillicuddy, in
`May's `Everywoman's World,' pays
the folo�ag tribute to the women
munition . \Torkers -
" Pieta'bly the most interesting, as
it is also the most painstaking; is the
way in which she has actually gotten
down to hard manual work in the
foundries and factories which are I
turning out war munitions throughout`
cling >n a gait, of plum f Canada.
blue clot ` Here she has .learned a newer and
return they will reside at Sumner larger meaning of the terms "citizen -
bili ship,", and `woes .mates p, and here
also has she earned and learned by the
.. ear*.
at
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sweat of be truly pier Moly 'wh it !thmeans
to
h'Glrt LI'1LE OSI ES. i given her equal, lace in the service
ideal med- of, the nation, although it still with -
cine foro it a ones.ts is the regulate holds in four provinces: the tinier
Weise •little owes. ! ranchx a Of a 'share , in the (rovetii-
,� �irea� 'ill) jut
the l wel ons sior ach, t. We Bear 1' of what ,the Brit,-
�coids, cure constipation aixd i�diges- regn
Brit, -
tion; expel worms .incl make teething is woman .has flue and le clog, ansl
.teen to � ab- � she has doge andis Al, _.1
may. F aro . ,
'aolutei free from injurious dings 'and the pressu of war produc stn.
child I Menge amount oiE. wgrk,' wlw out or
�y he ` *en to. the them ; her ould, binder .tlie ,output ..of the
with ec safety, Coit ' ' • t o oft ch .are' s4
11I. For ell, bra
B. mmu ono of oke rY : h :
' i a a s Own needful on..a'1l f runts- where the great
C., writes. I have � .a
r in �ttleand confliet sti i mages.
'have
f n y eine • In Canada, there re, Area*, ., 3,564,
'have found nliesn the es, rid tlf at
e , i „ The � woman ,an uii�tttttio act ,
* mother can give fier i I`ti8 dealers army is a{all
Tablets are hold 5 box frons withstandifl
�b°ina`idat�ii l
y , cedlc a m allof ' hese cin oye
The Da . a iMediate Co pony, tnnfa i
Brockville, f ntariop. (vioue to the pr,
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June Wedding. avet.
wedding was solisainized :.at the home , tion . a superiori rn w r
a William 1arrott, Mit- f who f m Y iii. , the tam a k.
of Mr. and Mrs. -William line 'shell, on 'f eilne iaY, dupe' 6th, at four 1 Esq pl su # dents; and- by
thirty, when their daighter, Olive, managers, . ..
s in munition plants.
Mae, became the wife of Mr. Will � are so exton reme to almost atagge�
'Drummond. The bride, daintily any'writer who;
,ed in white. organdie, in credulity and make
huffs e�acibx+oldored, , �for his standing,''
properregard,
orae and. White, withdbridal veiland
hesitato ept them --even. when
erangeb et of s, and carrying
er bo gust of roses and, fern, entered they are hedged about with all the
p` leaningon the arm of heir qualifying circumstances that he is
the parlor, able to view in correction with `them.
ft�ther, to the strains of 'the wedding
march played by Miss Evelyn Druin-
These statements have all Baine from
-mond sister of the groom. Little men in high positions as production
Lenore Parrott, niece of the. bride, executives in munition plants.
"I know of a case," declaimed the
attired in over lace over pink. silk, act- heads . of a� large plant im Ontario,
ed as flower girl. The ceremony Langford, `where a young Woman was: put on a
performed by Rev, A- • J . eens machine which had been handled up
under a beautiful arch of evergreens
and carnations, draped in white and 1 to that time by a man who was con -
pink strearners. After congratula- sidered a very fair worker. Of course,
tions, the guests to the number of a- , an exact record of the number of
partook of a sumptuous! pieces turned oat by him had been
bout fifty, r Supper was served II kept. woman had been
wedding supper. fta. f After this young
by four young ladies and four gen
men. The groom's gift to the bride
was a very substantial cheque, to the
tower girl, a ring set with rubies, to
to
the pianist a brooch. The gifts
the bride and groom showed in what
high esteem they are held. The bride's
travailing suit was black silk with
white panama hat. In the evening
they motored to Listowel, Gowstown,
and other points. They will be at home
to their many friends after July 1st,
at "Spruce Grange," Logan. Prior to
Miss Parrott's wedding her girl
friends of Willow Grove, met at her
home on Monday evening as a surprise
and presented her with a kitchen
shower, showing in what high esteem
the bride was held in her old neigh-
borhood.
Chi`id Kidnapped—The marital trou-
bles of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Bren-
nan were brought into the limelight
in a sensational manner on Friday.
Mrs' Brennan (nee Miss Myrtle Jor
dan)was a.. Mitchell girl, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan. She
married H. P. Brennon, a nO va9aPer
inn now connected with the Winn
!enea, several
very years
well,and ago,
did not agreeit dist 1 born► near Blenheim ou years age.
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JUNE 14th to JUNE 23rd.
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en's and boys' 0
Sweeping redu€tiOuS ink every man's suit, Ave
boys' suit, underwear, hats, caps, fine shirts, wor
shirts, overalls, smocks,. hosier, raincoats—all wi
be marked for this big special sale at tremertdou
reductions.
Women's
ept.
Tremendous reductions in women's suits, coats
L L Va��vaa.x� �^� reductions --
skirts waits and dresses, Underwear, white wear
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'r--��L._�.,t,.,,,i-. f�.lin nnt,irP. ail1TA V(117 wil
� ifact, throughout the entire store you
at the work for a much shorter time
than the man whom she had succeed-
ed, much atention was called
tot he
vvolume she was turning out
is
volume being at least two and a half
times ae much work as he had averag-
ed. True, she was an exceptional girl
—probably the most proficient in a
force of many hundred. But she had
many sister workers who were not
very far behind her. Inshort,. the
girl munition worker has demonstrat •
ed that the somewhat common. idea
that a woman'mecmuid is hea capable of grasping g
ut-
ter nonsense."
be greeted with Specials in every department.
You kllow this store well euough to believe its statement
when we advertise a sale there is no doubt about gett
g big bargains.
—Fred C. Netherton, a G. T. R.
conductor of St. Thomas, met instant
death in the Fort Erie yards Satur-
day morning. Mr. Netherton on the ar-
rival of his train, was walking down
the yards to register at the ate,
when a heavy laden car in makes a
flying . switch toppled over and crush-
ed him to death; This accident is one
of the most peculiar known in the his-
tory of railroading. The deoesMd was
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gemmaiamerWSWINESAMMONS4.0401.1
rasessensiliffilitES
on't wait—come early ---come expecting bid reductions ---w
never disappoint you. We never have and never will a11o%1 �
any store Cu undersell us—we always see to it that your monf
ey buys more at Stewart's
STEWART BROS.
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