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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1917-11-16, Page 8tee H U #: L ® - _ 4n�efrond ary' pleas�n� �► AtoExPolotrlrtti twirelv and - friends in.the western provinces. Mr. Attention Ladies !. e to have your hair sy shed and tested me. Primo Most Moderate Sham !!!!!'••ail e••.zi with tonic 5oc t made for any . 8 p. 31:•.1., Satus-. BiNSON BARRER SHOP r ficial: Discounts ----on---• :t Cases, Trunks and Club Bags S Repairing Clarke reports the warn crops light DICT this year, but that prices more than make up for., the shortage. ' He Far the Hurons' Christmas Dinner. thinks the nrest is a great country, --Mese-Robert Bell,R. T . Cress- but not to be compared with t 'pant well. and Jr. Mackay ve donated a of Hixon county as a dace of rem - hander living room or den. set, dense. -Worn was received here Jacobean pattern, in aid of the Chi week that Pte. Manson Reeves, _son mas Dinner Fund, for the boyo. of the of Mr. Gabriel Reeves,oon, had enlisted Battalion , . Widen . Eng- with. the 116th Perth Til will be sold for the died of wounds received in France. eons' Iona �� �Dslrsi� • in Cardno's a � YARIMTA. Thursday evening; November 29th. 1 e Varna Patriotic The set i>i now on exebibition in' the ; Bazaar.: Th So - show w of W. T. Box and'Co. ciety, will bold their bazaar on Friday, t November, 28rd, in the town hall. The sale of home made cooking and fancy iy-a the from six• to eight. Everyone is cord! - of her daughter 'Mrs. R. ally iri�tited help . along with thin • Are prepared to doall classes of Soot and Shoe ReiCatrifik vroPiPtli, and at very reasonable .prices. set WI& dxa de at the Old Hall, on JILUBBERincltid Cats - paw, Vir, or Maltese Cross, fiec a pair, put on. �derick'sr Leather Goods Store lw sudden Leath.—Mrs Anna Shea- articles w�`11. commence at 2.30. hon, wife' John Sheahan. 62 Spen- Af- ternoon tea will be served and supper cer ave,Toronto, died sudden 1 to Murices Jones, Seaforth, at midnight work. The ladies who are donating on Friday, She came to Seaforth on articles will please bring them to any Thursday, the previous day, for a visit of the stores on or before Thursday, to her daughter- and to recuperate November 22nd, and .anyone being un - n provement, she passed away with Very McKILLOP. Public Donee.---�A public dance will from an attack of nervous 1rostra- able to da so, may bring them to the tion, but despite an aptiarent im-� ha on fot Christmas Why Photographs are jun the very thing -- handy to mail to your far -away friends and very suitable for your I 6 friends at home. Cin y weeks till Christmas. Ccme in for a sitting now before the Christmas rush. We are always glad to show sam- ples of our many different styles at prices that : please all pocket -books. No friends disappointed -- all equally favored. If ; ou give 'Photo- graphs. As the days are short please come as early in the day as possible. Old pictures pied. Framing done. D. F. Buck on Friday. - Tittle warning. She ie survived by her -husband, one son, Karl J. Shea- han and two daughters, Mrs. R. Mur - less Jones, wife of the manager of the Dominion Bank, Seaforth and Mrs . Stanley L. Wright of Ottawa. The. Children's Aid Society.—The 1 annual meeting of the County of Hur- on Children's Aid Society was held in the Counei1 Chamber, Seaforth, on Tuesday afternoon, a good represe t - tion of members being pies President, Mr. James Mitchell, of Goderieh, who was in the chair, gave an -outline of the work during the past year, and the treasurer's report show- ed howed a balance for the year of $280. The subject of a Children's Shelter for the eounty, after disucssion, was left to the committee appointed to that pur- poses All the old officers were re- appointed as follows: President, Jas. Mitchell;- Treasurer, Sheriff Reynolds; Secretary, G. M. Elliott; Recording Secretary, A. M. Robertson. In the evening a meeting was held in Card - no's Hall, at which Mayor Stewart presided, when interesting addresses were given by Rev. Mr. Everest, of Bayfield, and by the Secretary, Mr. G. M. - Elliott, who gave an excellent description of the great work .that is being accomplished by this Society, the talk being illustrated by views shown by Rev. Mr. Clark, of Gode- rich.. During the evening Mr. George Israel rendered a couple of solos, Mrs. O'Connell acting as - accompanist, The following areofficers of the the Seaforth Branch: President, A. D. Sutherland; Secretary, 3. A. Wilson; Treasurer, John Beattie. Maker of Good. Photographs - SO<�C J.F.DALY Jeweler and Optician• Issuer Marriage Licenses FO TH - ONT Madarn Petrova Conceded to be the foremost actiess of emotional roles on the screen to -day, will appear in *TSoul arket�' The A 5 -Act Drama of Society add the Stage. k)SITOR N0VEMB. t917 OVERSE BOXES Light as a Feather- --Strong as Leather Corrugated Boxes for sending - com- forts to Soldiers in England or France. Made in two sizes for 7 or 11 palm& Some thinks to fill boxes: FOUNTAIN PENS LS k PAPER MEMO BOOKS PLAYING CARDS FLASHLIGHTS BOOKS TESTAMENTS BIBLE i be held in Calder's Hall, Winthrop, on Friday evening, November 23. M ie by the Douglas Orchestra, of MMit chell. Good lunch. Dancing at 9 o'clock..: • 2605-1 Box Social: A Box Social will be held in the school house of Section ,tio. .l, McKillop, on Friday evening NOVCmber 232rd, at eight o'clock. A good progranim.e has been prepared in which Mr. McGee, the celebrated sing- er, - of Blyth, will take part. - The proceeds are in aid of the Red Cross. 4 ---- Local Briefs.—Mrs. Glen Sellers, who has been ivsiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Wright and Other friendsTuc ke remithf for the past two moi hs, left on.Monday for Sault Ste. Marl, where she will visit be- fore Prue' sling to her home in Glad- stone, Michigan: Mrs. John Sproat has returned from Lucknow, where she has been visiting- here` sister and other friends for a Lew' weeks.—Mr. Cyril Dalton, of Goderieh, attended the dance in Case's Hall on Friday evening last, While here he was the guest °I his grandparents, Mr. ;and Mrs. D. Donovan Mrs.. William Dalen Huron 4•oad west, spent the week end with friends in Goderich and Port - Albert. --Mina Hills, of Egmondville, is visiting her `brother, in Dublin.— Miss Barbara Sproat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sproat, of town, has been called from Detroit, to Camp McArthur Base Hospital at Waco, Texas, at which camp there are present 121,000 soldiers, 900 of whom. are hospital patients.—Mr. and Mrs. R.obt. Armstrong have returned from their wedding trip to the west, 'and expect to make their home here. — Mrs . J. Lawrence and daughter, of McKillo" who have been in Edmon- ton and Vancouver with relatives and friends during the past three months were visiting with friends here this week for a few days, before taking up their residence in London for the win-, ter,—The next Old Times Dance will be held in Cardno's Opera Hall on Thursday_ evening, November 20th, the proceeds to go in aid of the Belgian Orphan Children. Further Particu- lars will be announced next week.— Mr. eek:Mr. Charles Routledge has returned from a pleasant visit of some weeks in North Dakota . —Mrs,. C, R. Som- erville, of London, is a guest at the home of Col. and Mrs. Wilson—Miss' Francis Roberts, of New York, is vis- iting at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. S. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Bell and family and Mr. David Wilson motored to London for the week end. —Mr. Palmer , Whitel' of Hamilton, spent Sunday at his home here, — Mrs, R. S. Hays visited at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. C. McClel- land, in Baden, this week. -Mrs. Whittaker has returned from a visit with her son, Mr. Ed. Whittaker, in Ottawa.—Miss Dorothy Wilson spent the week end with her aunt, Mrs . Wil- kinson, in Woodstock.—Miss Margar- et Carroll has returned from a four months' visit in the west. — Mrs. Harry . Stewart and Miss Fitzgerald were in Brantford on Saturday at- tending the funeral of their grandmo- ther.—Mrs. C. Layton and daughters spent a few days in Clinton this week. —Mr. Sheehan, and Mr. C. Shea- han of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs.. >t S, L. Wright, of Ottawa, was here Novv this week attending the funeral of the O late Mrs. Sheahan.—Rev. Dr.Fras- er, of Galt, occupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian church • Dr. Larkin taking D F e ' work in Galt Mrs . C . L , If you appreciate screen interpreta- tion in itshighest form see Petrova, the incomparable, next M.onday,Tues- day and Wednesday at the Princess LEADBURY. Notes.—The past few days of fine weather -have been welcomed by all.— Mr. and Mrs. Menarey and daughter Miss Minnie, of near Brussels, were visitingat the home of Mr. J. J. Ir- vine last Sunday.—Mrs. William Dav- idson of Seaforth, visited friends in this section loft week.—Mr. Georeee Dundas has rented his farm to his nephew, Mr. Armour Dundas, and in- tends going - to reside in Walton.—Mr= Thomas Young has announced his auction sale, he having sold his farm. He also intends residing in Walton. There will soon be a great number of retired farmers in that village, - HORSE FOR $r�LF.—Grod work horse s e.— A ply to Dr. Har urn, P Seaforth. o„iat x4 Dig up your overcoat. Have a took at it. By a cleaning "n nd a sees: velvet collar, renewinl[ the vel t pressing may save you the price of a naw one. 61y Wardrobe, Goderich at., opposite. Queen's Hotel. 259641 Dr. Fortter, Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Specialist, will be at the Queen's Hotel, Seaforth, on Wednes- day, the 21st inst., from 11 a.m. to.3 p.m.. 2605-1 goad The Prince's Ad. on page 8. 2605-1 Come to qs with your Upholstering, Furniture Repairing and Re -finishing. Work done promptly and a i1ret-class job guaranteed. Also Painting, Wall Paper and Window Shades, '1'.O. Scott, phone 62, /Worth. We are buyers of Oats, Means and Pesti We :leo have for sale White Siftings. for feeding at $2.50 per cwt.; Gutter Dust at'$2 per cwt. Atlas Cereal Co. Ltd. opposite O,T R, Station Seaforth Poultry Wanted. If you have any poultry ready to sell, call at Thompson's Produce Store or Phone 64 To be delivered on: Thursday, Nov. 22n 5606.1 UPHOLSTERING. -- .11 kinds of Upbol,thring done on short notice. Goode called for and deliver- ed,;, Leave. orders at J. E. Willis', Shoe store or Phone 57 W. H. Johnston. COOK —• GENERAL, — Wanted immediaGdy', by family of two, living in Toronto apartment, a -gen- eral servant who must be good cook. Wages :, a month. Apply to The Expositor Office. 260441 house they recenttlr purchased from. Mrs. H. Rupp, who will occupy Mrs: McCornuck's house.—Rev. P. Mayer; a returned missionary from Japan, occupied the pulpit in the Evangelical church on Sunday ,morning Last. Mr. John Reichert has purchased the pro- perty of the Howald estate in the village. Mr. Reichert intends retir- ing from farming and will move into his new home at New Years.—Mrs, E. Seini and niece are visiting relatives 1n Petrol'. ---Mr, S. Edigbeffer of De- troit is visiting at his home hers -- Marshall Zeller, sop of Mr. E. Zeller, of Windsor, and a former well known resident of Zurich,who is fighting with a Canadian Battalion in France, has been awarded the military medal for bravery in the field --A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Evangelical persona' ' -e on Monday evening last, when ' . F. B. Meyer united in mar- riage- iss Melvina Koehler and Mr. Wellington Johnston of the village, The happy young couple will reside in Kitchener. k'hom peon .s Bookstore SEAFORTH. Window Shades and Picture Frames. Agent for New Idea Patterns. Christmas 2604x2 DUBLIN. Notes.—Miss B. Jordan S�undayed with Miss C. Mahar—Mrs. John Ev- ans v ans of Stratford spent Sunday at his home here.—Mrs. A. Darling called on friends in Mitchell last week. -- Mr. Wm. Cameron of Mitchell visit- ed with friends here on Sunday. --- e Sills of Mrs G. Sills and Mr. Jo ShQ%�a Seaforth were the guests of Mr. and PP Mre. P. Dill on Sunday --Mr. J. Ryder and sister, of Lucan, spent Sunday with Mr. and MTS. James Shea.—Mr'. G. Howard has moved his tailor shop to the corner of Mill and Raglan streets.—Mr. and Mrs.. John" Shea of Beechwood spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. D, Craw- ford,—Mr. McQuaid and daughter, Mrs. Mplcahy, of Seaforth, ` spent Sunday at, the Dominion Hotal: Mr. William Hills, our enterprising hard- ware merchant, was a business visit- or. in Mitchell on Monday.—Mr. John Kenny has taken a position in the grocery department of T. S. Ford.'. Co.'s store in Mitchell . ---Mr . and Mrs. L. J. Loony and family motored to Lucan on Saturday to visit Mrs. Looby's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ryan. —Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns an- nounce the . engagement of their daughter, Mary E.; to Charles Mc - David, - of Dublin, the nia nie e to take place on the 27th of November. --The W. -P . S. met at Mrs. Evans'on Thursday last and packed a large box for shipment to the Red Cross headquarters, valued at $154. lIt contained $100 worth of grey wool- en blankets, 3 quilts, half a dozen have a greater variety WE than ever before to se- lect from. White and Gold Dinner and Tea Sets, heavy gold han,dles,bought one year ago. just in this week, Buy your n e e d s in China and Crockery at once. SHOP EARLY EAITIE'S FAIR STAFFA. Notes.—Mr. John Quale-has receiv- ed word of the marriage of his son, Percy, in the West.—Mr. Flynn is away on a,. business trip to London. —Thirty dollars was the amount real- ized by a pie social given by the Lad- ies' Aid of the Methodist church re- cently. There was a good programme by local talent, -Much- sympathy is expressed for Mr.. and Mrs. John Livingstone, of this place, who have received word that their son, Private John Livingstone, had been wounded in the hand. He enlisted in Toronto and went overseas last spring.—:The Red, Cross recently packed forty boxes for our boys at'. the front. Rub-bers on Sundaylast, Dr. ras r s . Williams and son are visiting with relatives -in To- ronto this week .—Mrs . W, Ament �.—.. is visiting with friends in London. -- Messrs . Nelson Govenlock and This is the season when every Robert Laird, of Camp Borden Avian Mae, Woman and Child should be tion school, spent a few days at their provided with good sturdy rubbers. home here.—The Fort Bragg Advo- cate, Mendocino County,+California: of There's no investment that pays so a. recent date, contains the following well.' • A protection when the walk- personal: "After an extended visit ing is slippery, and always a . pro r with relatives in Canada and the east - lection to health and shoes. eturned this -week. Mr.. tates, HaR Rankin_ is a ern Ranlsp pioneer We've Rubbers in all sizes and coaster, and all _ his old friends will in all styles --High, Cut Storm Rub- be glad to have him back again." Mr. Footholds, etc, Rankin is a brother of Messrs. John hers, Toe Rubbers, F and James Rankin, of Seaforth, and MrsR Hawthorne, of Eganondville, Send the Children in and we'll see they are correctly fitted. Our Rubbers are made of "Rub- ber and will render good service. H. R. SCOTT • Hunter, of Charing Cross, will 'con- duct the services an Sunday at 2.,30 and 7.80 p.m., and on Tuesday even- ing a fowl supper will be held, after which a splendid programme of music; readings and addresses will be carried out. EXETER. Notes.—Mr. Paul Coates has dis- posed of his 140 acre farm in Us - borne to Mr. Clinton Sweet, the con- sideration being .$13,000. The sam day Mr. William Sweet soTd his farm on the'' London road for $10,000.—Mr. Gower and son, who have been con- ducting a groee-'-� business in the their of have disposed Carling b1 block, stock and the store - is now' closed. Mr. Gower has anoven with his family to Einbro, where 'he intends engaging in farming. --The Ladies'• Guild of Tri- witt Memorial church will hold .their annual bazaar in the school' hall, 'on Friday, November .30th.—Mrs. Buck- ingham of Kanaaa. sty,. is visiting with relatives in this viemitr: --- Dr. riailoway, of Pet 'viv, .spent the week end with Mia - W. J4 • Bisset.— Mr. Stephen Powell, who spent the summer with his son in the west, has r . WINGHAM. Inquest on Body Found.—The in- quest on the child's body found in the Maitland River, two .weeks ago, was re -opened this afternoon; with Coron- er Kennedy in charge, and also Crown Attorney Seager. A number of wit- nesses were examined, including Chief Allen, who took the body out of the river. Dr. Calder, who conducted the post-mortem, stated that she could not say for certain whether the child had ever lived or not or how long it had been in the water.' The right side of the child was badly burned, but whether by fire or chemicals she could not say, but thought it was by fire, and the body was also badly decom- posed. HULLETT. School Report. -The following is the report of the school in section No, 1, Hullett, for October: Class IV. — Hall Farnham, Ross MacGregor, Joe Hugill, Willie Livingston, Cecil Farn- ham, Percy.Tasker,Allison Dale. Class III— Kathleen Livingston, Wilfrid Glazier, Don Dale, Ernie Dale, Etta Wright, Halton Mero. Class II- Sr.— Pearl Mero, Frank Fowler; Mary Mann, - Gordon McMichael, Walter Dale, Willie Wright. Class It Jr.-- George Glazier, Russell. Borrett, - C. Glazier. Part II—Entna Mann, H. Freeman, Flossie Mero and Myrtle Dale equal, Gladys Freeman, Fergus Wright and Alice Wacker equal, Al- lyn Dale, Bob McMichael. Primer — Wilfrid Freeman, Olive Walker, Ag- nes Wright, Elmer Dale.—A. R. Farn- ham,- Teacher. pillow cases, one dozen hospital shirts, one dozen pairs of socks, and $3.00 worth of tobacco. Besides this there was the packing of the six individual boxes for our boys now at the front, each box containing two pairs socks, two towels, three candles, tobacco and a cake of ivory soap. FOR THE VICTORY LOAN: The following organization has been formed for the campaign for the sale of the bonds in this county: . Chairman, Wm. Coats, .Galeria. County Organizer, M. J . Torrance, Clinton. Secl;etary, Andrew Porter, Goderich These, together with the following, constitute the Executive Committee: Dr. C. W. Thomson, Chit'. ton; Dr. A. J. Irwin, Wingham; E. McF'aul, Seaforth; B. C. Munnings, Goderich; C. Reis, Wroxeter; Morgan Dalton, turned! h Mr R F Knight 1 Kingsbride; William Lamont, Zurich. re ome.— e• ' OrcadiaSask., arrived here last Publicity Committee for County of of , week and will spend the winter with her mother, Mrs. Brown.—,Messrs. G. Hepburn, . W. S. Cole, John Allison, Walker Kerslake, Garnet Heywood and Nelson Sheere were doing jury service in Goderich last week. MITCHELL. Robinson--Cooke—A quiet wedding was solemnized on Wednesday, when Evelina Mand Cooke, of Mitchell, eldest daughter of Mrs. J. E. Go- forth, became the bride of Mr. Thos. F. Robinson, of Fullerton. The ceze- mony was performed by Rev. W. T. Cluff lin the presence of only the im- medialte relatives of the contracting CHISELHURST Notes.—Mr. and Mrs. T. Leeming, of McKillop, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 3. Vali y. —Mr. and Mrs. F. - Spriggs and r. and Mrs. W. Cole motored to Stre t - ford last - Sunday . —Mr. Robert D 1- rymple is -in this vicinity with his tractor threshing outfit, helping out the_farmers, who are in need of feed. with whom he spent several weeks. Owing to the crop being a large one, uring the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. it has been difficult to get a machine.. ughson of Ingersoll, and Mr. and Mr. Dalrymple fills the bill and does R. Beam of Hickson, motored up ( splendid work .—The.nniverSary ser- Sunday and spent the day with f vices in connection with the Chisel - t eir sisters, Mrs. N. A. Willoughby ; hurat Methodist church, will be held and Mrs. John Button. -Mr:' and Mrs. on Sunday, November 25th, and Tues - William Clark, of Constance, return- i day, November 27th. Rev. J. ,E. Huron—Jas. Mitchell, chairman, Wal- ter Naftel, William Robertson, C. A. Nairn, John Yeo, Goderich; R. Van - stone, Wingham; F. S. Scott Brussels; William Brydone, Clinton; Jne. Ran- kin, Seaforth; J. G. Stanburv. Exeter; Herbert Eilber, Crediton; And. Hess, Zurich; John McNaughton, Varna; R. Mellwain, Nile; Chas. Stewart, Luck - now; W. S. McKercher, Wroxeter; William Bailie, Dungannon; Alexan- der Porterfield, Belgrave; L. Hill, Blyth. County Honorary Committee— Goderieh—Jos . P. Dalton, Gordon Young, Wm. Proudfoot, M.P.P., Judge, Dickson, Judge E. N. Lewis, M. G. Caaneron, Wm.. Proudfoot, Chas. Gar - style Store parties. The bride is a popular Prow, R. C. Hays, L. E. Dancey, H. young lady of this town and her many friends will wish her much happiness. The groom is an industrious- young farmer and is to be congratulated on winning such an amiable life partner. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, after a honey- moon to be spent in Ingersoll, Toron- to and other places, will reside near Gould's Corners ,about 3 miles from Mitchell. On Thursday evening of last week the choir of Trinity church which had gathered - at the home of Mr ..and Mrs. Will Bennett for prac- tice, presented Miss Cooke with a large and beautiful solid oak serving tray. The lady was a valued mem- ber of the choir and the members took the opportunity of thus appreciating her services. After the presentation lunch was served. _ ZURICH. Notes.—Mr. William Lamont has moved his family into the residence which he recently purchased from Mr. George Douglas, who has moved into the house vacated - by Mrs. Andrew Smith.—Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Ger- ber, sr., of Stanley, have moved into the village and are occupying the STRAND PROGRAMME Friday and Saturday, 16th and 17th --- Neill Craig in "The Trufflers." Monday, Tuesday & ' Wednesday, 19th 20th and 21st Henry B. Walthall in "The Saint's Adventure." Thursday, Friday and Saturday,' 22nd, 23rd and 24th— Jack Gardner in "The Night Workers." Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, 26th 27th and 28th Bryant Washburn in "The Break- er. Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 29th and 30th, and Dec. 1st-- Richard Travers int "The Palace of the King." Cut This Out For Reference. nESTRAND J. D. Cooke' J. L. Killoran, 3. tR. Acheson, H. -"E. Hodgins, C. C. Lee, Sheriff Reynolds, William Lane. Clinton—W. H. Lobb, John Proud- foot. Seaforth—H. Crich, J. A-. Stewart, James Beattie, Dr. R. R. Ross, Rob- ert Bell, W. T. Box, 3. -C. Greig, T. E. Hays. Wingham H . W, McKibbon, A. IL Musgrove, M . P . P . , Dudley Hol- mes, Wm. Isbister, J. A. Morton. Exeter—B. W. F. Beavers. Blyth—J. N. Campbell, Dr. W. J. Milne. - - Brussels—J. McNabb, S. T. Plum,. James Bowman, M.P. A. E. Erwin, Bayfield, J . A. Mal - lough,' T. W. Riddell, Auburn; Ben. Crawford, - Dungannon; M. Arm- strong, Londesboro; W. R. Elliott, Centralia; R. Harding, Gorrie; R.W. Livingstone, Monkton; J. McKinley, 11. H . Neeb, Zurich; Con. Reis, Wrox- eter; 3. Shortreed, Walton; J. J. Merner, M.P., Zurich; Henry Eilber, M.P.P.e. Crediton; W. Walters,. Ben - miller; Geo. Holman, Egmondville. Ashfield Township—Thos. Stothers, Dungannon, and Henry Hawkins, Port Albert. ,Colborne ` Tgwnship—Wm. Hill and R.M. Young, Goderieh, and Jesse Gledhill, Benmiller. 'r Goderich Township — John 1. -Cox, Porter's ' Hill, and H. Salkeld, Gode- rich . Stanley Township. — Thos. Fraser, Brucefield, and Wm. Stinson, Bayfield. Hay Township—Dr. B. A. Campbell and John Laporte,Zurich., Stephen Township — W. Yearley, Crediton. - - Turnberry Township—P. McLaren, Wingham, Howick Township—J. A. Rogers, Fordwich; W. A. Irwin and George Walker, Gorrie. Usbome Township -- Isaac Carling, Hugh Spackman, L. Hardy, Thos. M. Kay ,and Paul Coater, Exeter. Tuckersmith Township—John Rang - ford, Clinton; Andrew Scott and Jas. Swan, Brucefield. Hullett Township --George Dale, M. Carbert, F. Reynolds, Geo .McTaggart and James Scott, Clinton. Grey Township. — J. C. McLelland, Belgrave. - East Wawanosh—Finlay Anderson, B. H. Taylor and P. W..Scott, Bel - grave, and R. G. McGowan, Blyth._ West Wawanosh—David Girvin, Dungannon, and Donald B. Murray, . of Lucknow. MactaV1Si1fS uAl ty Store ght Now ••.-is a-� good lime to acquaint yourself with this store's magnificent stocks of merchan- dise and learn what beautiful styles and excellent, values and what! painstaking service await you, here. We ask you to come and see the new goods. You will find our salespeople exceptionally courteous and glad to show the goods to you, whether you come to buy or not. We ask you to compare the values we offer with what you cats get elsewhere. It's to your Own best interests to do so. We ask you to investigate the many .exclusive advantages style, quality, service and price offered you at this store. We' ask you to find out for yourself, bf test of the goads we sell, that nowhere can you get more real value for your money than here. We will not get a customer be dissatisfied with anything bought here if we know it. Y Surprising Vaines in L:a(lies New Suits a u d Goats, These garments pleasingly exemplify the season's latest ideas in fashionable clothes. All are extremely smart and becoming and ex- hibit xhibit the finest workmanship to the minutest detail. They are just the kind of garments yweould expect o see priced at $25 to $30, but they are only i S15.00 Others from $20 up to $35 New Fall. Dress Goods Every fabric that is stylish and popular will be found here. Yon will find it to your best interests to see our line before making any purchase of Dress Goods. Price Range 50c to $3.50 Good Coats for C iris You will find our girls' coats this season are better tailored than ever before, in fact it would be hard to find any ladies' coats that exhibit any better workmanship. The qualities we offer are the best -we have been: able to produce for several years. The styles are most attractive and we show a wide range of patterns. NNW Handsome New Skirts for Winter Wear Every style and kind of skirt a woman could wish for, is now cutshown that here, and we are you will find just the one you want. At each price weisogre rightassortment. The qualities and the designs beautiful. $3.50 c $S.50 Hosiery That Wears There is such a difference inthe way hosiery wears. You will fend this out to your own satisfaction - when you wear your first pair of our cash- mere ashavere Hose, the kind that are made With interwoven heels and toes and stand the rub and the stub. Try a pair` and you will soon find yourself asking for them in the future. 25c to $1.25 - Winter Underwear That Pleases Our Underwear department is given • particular attention and we never fail to provide the best qualities poss- ible in all grades. You'll find our union suits . the best fitting union tufts made. Whether you want cot- ton or wool, �find�jnatwbinaion or �arate you garments, yau'l want here. 35cto$5 Butter and Eggs taken as cash at Highest Prices J. lifitetavish `da fort lhe Store Z hat Avows How PIM TEAR inrAOLE NUMBER *00.0.00404Grel • E go cut p that we will have in her ever shown this sale a at even a low Coats at gre ith the ap two other t tractive and a good 100 per der Coat Heavy