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James W atson
Gener.l Insurance Agent
Real Esta .' and Loan Agent
Dealer in Sewing Machines.
Four good houses for sale,
conveniently situated in the
Town of Seaforth. Terms
reasonable and posson
given promptly
Apply at my office for Particulars -
GRAND TRVN'"'
The Double Track
Route
between
MONTREAL, TORONTO,
DETROIT & CHICAGO
Unexcelled Dining Car, Service.
Sleeping cars on night- trains and
Parlor Cars on principal day
trains..
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto.
W. Somerville ... _ Town Agent
W. R. Plant ...... ....Depot Agent
Hensall
Tile and Block
Works
We have just received a fresh car
Toad: of, St. Marys Portland Cement.
If you `want good fresh cement call
on us. We handle only the highest
grade Portland Cement.
We are agents for all C. C. M.
Bicycles. Clevelanis and Brantfords
are our specials. s Supplies, always
l.ept on hand
Phone;' 7
W. E. PFAFF
.�3ugi11's
Music Store
We are agents for the Ph.onolt:
talking machines made in
$25.00 up.
Will, play any niake of record.
The Phonola ipeopie received an
order from Belgium for 12,000 Phon-
olas to be -delivered this fall, after their
consideration of other Canadian
makes.
This alone should concern you in
buying to see us before making your
purchase.
We will have over 200 copies of all
the latest and best in sheet music in
stock by Saturday.
Come in and get your choice.
models fronP
Jonathan E. Hugill
Opposite Bank of Gomm
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D1 TRICP MATTERS
Local Briefs. -Mr, Ray Carpenter,
nter,
of Niagara Falls, spent the week end
at the home of his uncle, Mr, C- . A.
Sills. -Mr. Fred Larkin, l,
of Toronto,
ront
at,
spent the holiday with his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Larkin at the manse. -
Mr. and Mrs, A. Scott, of Toronto,
are visiting at the home of his uncles,
Mr. Arch. Scott, town, and Mr: Jahn.
John Scott, Roxboro.Mr... and Mrs.
John Broadfoot .and 'daughter'Mrs.
Cunningham, of Seattle, are gudsts at
the home of Mr. and.. Mrs. G. M.
Chesney, Goderich Street. Mr. Chesney
' and Mrs. Broadfoot who are brother
and. sister have not seen each other
for over thirty years. -Miss Annie
Archibald. of Toronto, is spending the
(holidays et the home of her parents,
Mr. anal 'Mrs. -Andrew Archibald, in
town .--Miss , Belle Ballantyne, of
Waterloo= is spending the holidays at
the home. of her father, - Mr, William
Ballantyne. -Miss Levis, of Clinton, is
the guest of Miss Sparks. -- Mrs.
Partridge, of Toronto, is visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Kerr. -Miss- Gertrude Carclno,
of Milverton, spent Sunday at her
home here. -Mr. and Mrs. ; John
MV[ilverton , -Mr . and Mrs. John
Beattie and daughter motored to
Owen Sound on Tuesday where they
will take the boat for Mindemoia
where they will spend a couple of
weeks with their son Mr. • Douglas
Beattie, who is manager of a large
creamery there. -Mr. Arthur Deem,
who was spending his . holidays at
Walkerville, has returned home.-
Miss Madge Stewart, of Waliaceburg,
is spending the holidays at her home
here. -Mr. ' Donald Shaw, son of the
late Rev. Neil Shaw, of Egmbndville,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Finlayson. -Mrs. George Black, of
Tuckersmibh, who has, been visiting
friends in Buffalo, has returned home.
-Mr. J; R. Arichbald has purchased
the old Coleman hometead on Goderich
Street, East, from Mr. Nilo.! Goven-
lock. -Mrs. W. D. McLean. of Edmon-
ton, is - visiting with relatives and
friends in town. -There will be special
Thanksgiving services for the return
of peace at St. Thomas' church .•ext
Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 pen. A11
are welleome .-Mr. and Mrs. John
Walton, hof Coleman. Michigan, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Butt
,in town. Mr. Walton was formerly an
old resident of this district hang
farmed in both McKillop and Tucker -
smith before his removal to Michigan,
and although he has not been here for
forty-two years, he has met many old
friends, of his younger days who were
all pleased to see him again. -Mr.
George Klein, of Brantford, is visiting
his brothers in `McKillop . -The new G.
T. R. timetable went into effect on
Monday morning last. The only
change on this line is the early morn-
ing train from Goderich which now
arrives at 6.51, fifteen minutes later
than formerly. --'Phe coat donated by
Miss Lukes to the War Veteran's
fond, was won by • Mrs. P.- u
McGrath, of +St. Columban, whose
tidket was number 421. -Mr. Weir
Thomson, of the Exeter high school
staff is visiting at the home of his
mother, Mrs. T. R. Thomson, Rev.
Mr. Scott, who has just returned
from overseas, was a guest at the
home of Mr. John. Scott, Roxboro,
this week.' -The McKillop council will
meet in Seaforth on July. 22nd. -Mr.
Murray, of Philadelphia, is visiting, at
the home of Mr. A. Davidson.. -Mrs.
McLeod ,and Mrs. Martin and family,
of Des Moine, Iowo, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McLennan at
the C -e m ercial .-Mr. Peter 'Ander-
son, of Toronto, was th' guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A.' Wilson over Sunday.
-Miss Sadie Campbell, of Hamilton,
weevisiting.at the home of her aunt,
Mr. Sidney Johns this week. -*r. and
Mrs. E. McFaul are visiting friends
in St. Thomas. -Mr. A. K. Chitten-
nen is visiting- at' the home of his
sister in Brantford -Miss Belle Cum-
mings and Miss Marion Sclater have
returned from visiting Mrs. E. Law-
son in Auburn. 'Pte. Harold Deere re-
turned to Toronto this week to', under-
go treatment at the military hospital.
-Mr. W. Brine, of Toronto, spent
the week end at the home of his
mother. Mrs. J. P. Brine.-Mis§Jessie
Scott, of Holstein, is spending the hol-
idatys at the home of he parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Scott, Thornton Hall.
-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Twiss and son,
of Brantford, spent the holiday; at the
home of his mother, Mrs. ' Twiss, Rail-
way Street. Mr. S. Deem spent the
holiday with friends in Brantford .-
Mrs.
-Mrs. Harry Beattie has returned from
a visit with her sister, Mrs, (Dr.)'
Ireland in Harriston.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Seip spent the holiday with
friends in New Hamburg. -The garden
party held under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid on the Egm.ondville church
lawn Friday evening last was a com-
Mete success and very largely attend-
ed in spite of the cold weather. The
Misses B. and M. _McClure: spent the
holiday with friends in Goderich.-
Mr. James Gillespie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Gillespie, Louisa Street, was
first inhe on
t honor list in the 2nd year
Civil engineering course at the School
of Practical Science, .Toronto. Mr.
Gillespie'sshowing is a very unusual
one as he took a two years' course in
one and did not enter the school until
(December last, on his return from
overseas. -Mrs. H, R. Scott and son
returned 'on Tuesday evening from a
visitwith .
s friends in Welland and
Stratford—Pte. 0. McCormick arrived
home from overseas on Monday night.
—Mil's Lizzie McCowan, of Toronto, is
spending her holidays at her home in
McKillop.—Mr. W. Mackay, barrister
of Toronto. spent the week end at the
home of his another, Mrs. Mackay,
Goderich street—Mrs. S. T. Holmes
and daughters are spending the sum -
A -ter at Bayfield.—Mr. and Mrs, E. L.
Box spent the week end in Galt.—
Mr. F. S. Sauvage has on exhibition
in the window of his jewelry stare a
very interesting display of German
war souvenirs, collected by Lieut.
Harvey Dorrance.—Rev. H. D. Moir
and family left this week. for their new
home in Goderich.-Mr. Harry Grieve,
I of Brampton, spent the.holiday at his
home in Egnaondville.—Miss Wilson
and Miss- Buck, of Mitchell, are the
guests of Mr, and Mrs. D. F. Buck.
-Mrs. Francis and daughter, of To-
ronto, are visiting at the,home of her
brother, Mr. L. T. De Lacey.—Miss
Mary Gillespie, of St.., Thomas cal-
leigate staff, is spending the holidays
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
iMrs. James Gillespie. - Mr. Bert
Speare, of London, spent the week end
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with friends in town. The many .I
friends of Miss Hms,-of Egmondrville,
Who is in Wellesley; Hospital, Toronto,
will be,, pleased to learn that she is
recovering from a serious operation. -
Miss Mulholland) is visiting with
friends in London•-M'iss Jennie Gov-
enlock, of the Goderich Collegiate
staff, is spending the holiday$ at her
tome here. -Mrs. C. Blansba.rd, Mrs.
S. Campbell and Mrs. H. Revell, of
Hamiltoll<, Mr. F. Burgard, of Gal-
gary and Mr. J. Burgard, of Cali=
fornia, are here visiiting their mother,
who is very seriously ` ill . -Mhr. W. J.
Walker has purchased the two frame
houses on John Street belonging to
the Cardno estate. -Mr. Fra!ikSills
is moving into the west houee in the
Daly Terrace, vacated: by Mr. S. Mc-
Intosh who is taking. apartents
the Stephens block. --Miss Rre Woods,
the holi-
rs. John
home of
town
of French River, is spending
days at her home here. ---1V
Warwick is visiting at the
her daughter in Toronto.--'
and county pupils were writ ng their
Entrance Examinations at t e Collegi-
ate Wednesday, Thursday, d qday
of this week, -Mr. John;:II kirk',and
daughter, Miss Mary, spent the week
end with relatives in Grims y. -Mrs.
A; Dickson. and son, of B •ale were
guests at the home of Mr.' and Mrs.
Adam Dickson this week, Mrs . R.
E. Johnston and daughter, of Cleve-
land, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Hunt in McKillop. -Mr. 'Ed. Mole
returned last week from at nditng the
annual convention of the ssociation
of Municipal Electrical Eng neers held
at- Niagara Falls. He al paid a
visit to his brother in Roch ster.-Mr.
H. Deem, of Ingersoll, spe t Sunday
at the home of Mr. John B tton.-Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Reid and li le son, of
Orillia, who have been visi ing at the
home of Mrs. Reid's uncle, r. George
Stogdill, left for their ho e Wednes-
day • morning. -Mr. Step en Godkin
returned on - Wednesday I : st from a
trip to- the West. He in =gds to re-
turn next week to Calg : where he
has purchased a farm. of :400 acres,
including fifty acres of ' heat, farm
stock, implements and thr shing. out-
fit. -Miss M. Neely, of N a ' York, is
visiting' at the home, of her mother. -
Dr. James Hogg, of Preston., vitas here
on Monday attending the funeral of
his brother, the late Fra Hogg. -
Mr. S. T. Holmes, Und rtaker, has
secured! the services of first-elass
motor hearse to be used t any time
when desired. -Mr. J. W. Button and
family moved to Walton; this week
where Mr. Button will .enter upon his
new duties as pastor of Walton Meth-
odist Church on Sunday next. -Miss
Eve Holmes, .of Boston, S. spending
o .-
the holidays at her home hereMrs. -
Lillie and daughter, of Sturgeon Falls,
are visiting at the home of Ther mother,
Mrs, Carnochan, in Tuckersmith -- •
Miss Jessie McMillan, of the a Stratford
Normal, is spending her holidays at
her home in Egmondvill . - Miss
Anona Dale, daughter o Mr. and
Mrs. George Dale, Alma, is visiting
with relatives in Detroit -I -Miss Cla-
rissa Scott. of Ottawa, is visiting at
her home here. -Miss Ethel Beattie,
of Part Burwell, is spendi g the holi-
days at the home of her p ents, Mr.
and 'Mrs. 3. Wesley B attie.-The
many friends of Mr. F. G. Neelin,
Customs Officer who h s been in
Toronto for some time recuperating
from his recent serious illness, are
pleased to see him back in town again.
--Mr. Jam Hinchley is spending the
holidays ate his home in town. -Miss
May M lhichey, of Odessa, is holie
(laying at her home here -Mr. W:
Habkirk and his mother ba -ye returned.
from a trip to Chicago.
,HURON EX •0 R
Summer Reading
The Story of a Rogue. more f'• einating than
R.efR,w-13ert Lytell in Blaekie's edemytion—•
At flocIA/Ones:-
Strand Monday, Tuesday and 'ednes:-
Lost—On Friday last an automobile license
number and tail Iight somewhere between
Chiselhuxst and Seaforth. No. 86025. Finder
please leave same at The Expositor Office.
2690-1
Summer Dances every Tuesda
Jowett's Pavilion, 8:80 to 12 o'
stone Buckley Orchestra, No
packing cars. Follow the cro
Dance - to .the Goderich Groh
violin cornet, trombone, drum•
at Bayfield every Wednesday ni
Girl Wanted.—Good 'girl for g
work. Highest wages, or wOma
the day. ,Apply at The Exposito
evening at
lock. Black -
charge for
d. 2686-tf
tra, piano,
and traps,
ht. 268'7-4
neral house -
to work by,
Office..
2683-tf
Lost.—On Tuesday, July 1st, at Cases' Grove
two deeds of property. Finder please leave
same at Sills' Hardware Store and receive
reward. I 2690x1
= Death of a Former Resi ent:-The
death occurred at Drayton o Wednes-
day morning, July 2nd, of Louisa S.
Atkinson, wife of Mr. James McEwing
ex-M.P.P., for West Wellington, at
the age of sixty-eight ye rs. Mrs.
McEwing was a daughter o the late
Thomas Atkinson, former; of Sea -
forth, and resided here for a number
of years, and was well kilo ) to many
of our readers in this •dis 'jct. The
funeral services were held t -day, Fri-
day,. interment being made in Drayton
cemetery.
St. James' Parish Picnic The old
time picnic held in Case's Grove, just
east of- town on Tuesday last, Do-
minion'Day, under the ausp'ces of St.
James' Parish, Seaforth, was the
greatest success of the kill that has
beenfeatured here for m ny years,
in fact it is doubtful if any entertain-
ment of the kind in this di trict ever
had an equal attendance. The day
was 4deal and from early mo ing- until
dark the grove was thro ged - with
people from this and adjoi ing coun-
ties. In spite of the crowd however,
there was abundance and to spare for
all at the two excellent eals pro-
vided on the ground. Bes des these
there was dancing and ath tic sports,
a tug-of-war ' between !McKillop,
Tuckersmith and Hibbert, !.fine baby
show, • and excellent a Jdrsesses by
Major (Rev.) McCarthy, M. C.,
Chaplain with the Princess Pats; Capt.
(Rev.) F. P. White, St. Columban,
Chaplain of Field Artillery; Capt.
(Rev.) Thomas Hussey. of Kinkora,
Chaplain of the Third Division, Mr.
J. J. Merner, M.P., Mr. Thomas Mc-
Millan and others. The different
, committees in charge of the day were
perfectly organized and left nothing
to be desired in the way of entertain-
ment. Mrs. E. C. Case's baby won
first prize in the baby show. and the
tug-of-war was won by McKillop.
BRUCEFIELD
Sunday School Convention.—At the
convention in Brncefield of the South
Huron Sunday School Association the
following officers were elected for the
year: President, J.: 11). Holtzman,
Crediton; Vice President, C. H. Haugh,
Brucefield; Secretary Treasurer, W.
G. Medd, 'Exeter; Sup. of Children's
There is ` nothing like a Good
Book to pass the time away.`
We have thesein both Light
Fiction and ' 'Adventure stor-
ies. They come in different
bindings from the paper cov-
ered novels at 10c each to the
newer fiction from $1.50 up.
Thoripson's
Bookstore Seaforth
Summer --
Gift Giving
,X! .x ,
An inexpensive Gift to your
Summer visitors is very much
appreciated and rakes 'firmer
the ties of friendship. This
store places before you a won-
derful range to select from.
Learn the joy of
-Summer Gift Giving-
See Souvenir Goods
BEATTIE BROS.
"The Fair"
Department, Mrs. T. 0. Southcott,
Exeter; Supt, • Young People's Dept.
Boys, J. M. Southcott, Exeter; Supt.
Young People's Dept. Girls, Miss Jean
Murray, Exeter; Supt. Adult's Dept.,
J. B. McLean, Kippen; Supt. Home
Dept., J. W, Ortwein, Hensall; ,Supt.
Teacher Training Dept., William Rob-
inson, Zurich; Supt. Missionary Dept.,
W. H. Johnston, ' Kippen; Supt:
Temperance Dept., Rev, F. B. Meyer,
Zurich.
CONSTANCE
Notes. -The' lawn social on Friday
evening last ,was a decided success in
every particular. The conunittee de-
serves great credit in giving such a
good evening's, lentferitainmerete The
proceeds in all amounted in the neigh-
borhood of 4190. -Mr. Charles Rogers,
of Oshawa, spent over' Sunday with
Mr-. and Mrs.. Charles MacGregor. -
Mrs. Ed. $ritton and Miss Margaret
Love are visiting at Mount Pleasant,
Michigan, this week. • They went by
motor with their uncle; Mr. Kirconnel,
who had been over attending the
funeral of Mr. Dow, of Cromarty. -
Mrs. William Britton is visiting home
panstminlonn
Close
agent fo
Chalmers -
anci
Maxwell`
Cars
Goodyear Tires
STRAND
Here is one . of the
mostattractive ro-
grammes ever of
fered movie fans
July 7-8-9
Bert Lytell in 'Blackie's Redemption'
July i5-11-12
Charlie Chaplin in 1"A Dog's Life'
July 14-15-1.6
Dustin Farnum in "Light of the
Western Stars"
July 17-18-19
Hale Hamilton in "That's Good"
July 21-22-23 .
Kitty Gordon in "Adele"
Jury 24-25-26
- • Viola Dana in "The Gold Cure'
July 28-29-30
Anita Stewart in -"Virtuous Wives".
July 31 August 1-2
May Allison in "In for 30 Days"
August 4-5---6
1-Iarold Lockwood in
"The Great Romance"
Au -u-at 7-8-9 I.
Berl Lytell in "Blind Man's Eyes"
August 11-12-13
�I3ustin Farnurn in 'A Man in the Open'
August 14---15---16
Anna Q. Nielson in
"The Way of the Strong"
The greatest Serial on earth "'he Lure
of the Circus" starring Eddie Polo; every
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
STRAND
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friends in Lambton County this week,
-Mrs; Nelson. Askin, of Grey . town-
ship, formerly of this place Was call-
ing on aid friends" last week. -Miss
Maple Livermore, of Toronto spent
the week end with her friend, Mrs,
Austin Dexter.
USBORNE
Thames Road Notes. --Mr. and Mrs.
John Francis and Mrs, Will Butler, of
,London, visited relatives here over the
holiday. - ' Mn and Mrs. Herald
Lawrence, of Seaforth, spent Sunday
at Mr. H. Francis, -A large number
here -spent the holiday at Goderich,
others attended ' the celebrations . at
Kirkton and` Centralia. -
Q HULLETT
Good Flak.-MiL William Rinn, the
well known farmer and stock man of
this township, took a sample of flax
grown on his farm, to they Canada
Flax Mills, Seaforth, on June 24th,
that beats anything seen . about here
this year. The sample measured 36
inches in length and Mr. Rinn has
six acresjust as good. He would like
td hear from some of the:; McKillop
and Tuckerstnith growers. -
BLAKE
Anniversary Services. ---Anniversary
services in connection with Blake
Presbyterian church, will be held on
Sabbathnext, July 6th, when Rev: J.
E. Hogg, of Clinton, will preach at
11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. In consequence
of the anniversary services at Blake
there will be 'no services in Varna
-Presbyterian church on Sunday. On the
Tuesday evening following the annual
gardenparty of the Blake congrega-
tion will be held on the • lawn of Mr.
Peter Manson, Goshen Line. Supper
will be served from seven to nine, and
the Hensall band will be in attendance.
A good programme will also, be pro-
vided.
USBORNE
-School Re rt.= -The following is
the report 1 o school section No. 10,
Usborne, for J e. The names ,re in
order of merit:,Entrance Class -
Hattie Etheringtn, Mary Horney,
Ella Horney, Louisa Anderson. Sr.
IV -Victoria Bolton, Bert Horton,
Maud Miller, Evelyn Whitlock, Alvin
Alexander, Glenn Broadfoot. Sr. II
-Violet Westlake, Ethel McDougall,-
Leslie
cDougall,Leslie Thomson, Willie Westlake. Sr.
II -Calvin Westlali€, Lizzie Thomson,
Harry Anderson, Doris Bolton, Ruby
Alexander, Cal Horton, Carman Cann.
Primer --Charlie Westlake, Mervin
Rickman, Mary Kerslake. Irene
Douglas, Teacher.
' TUCKERSMITH
West End Notes. --A Inrge number
of the people of this vicinity spent
Dominion Day at Bayfield.- - Miss
Myrtle Crich returned home on Mon-
day, and will spend the holidays at
her home here. -Miss North, of Lon-
don, who has taught in No. 6 for the
past year, has resigned, having se-
cured a situation in one of the, city
schools. -Mr. John Turner is visiting
relatives - at . St. Catharines. -Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Crich visited relatives at
Owen Sound last week.-Sergt., Harold
Turner arrived home last week, having
spent the past three years overseas. -
Mr. M. Whitmore is , spending„ the
week at Wingham .
. HIBBERT _
School Report. -The following is
the report of school section No. 7,
Hibbert• `The following are the marks
taken in June examinations: Promo-
tion to Sr. IV Marks to pass 498-
I•'lorerihe Verner 645, Alberta Douglas.
601, Lloyd Benner 562: Promotion to
Jr. IV Marks to pass 438. -Edna
Sararas 574,* Mary McDougall 536,
Gladys Wr n 505. ',Promotion'`to Sr.
'III. Marks to pass, 438. -Lloyd Hog-
garth 578,*, Mary McKaig 565,* Wile
son Brintnell 480. ' Promotion to Jr.
III. Mark to pass 390 -Vera Treffry
518,* Hilda Robina 492,* Girdwood
McKaig 467, Greta Sararas 435, Leola
Glanville 438, Wilbert Chappel 399,
-Eddie Chappel 279. ,Those marked
with asterisk took honors. -E. Norris,
Teacher.
JULY 4, 1919
STAFFA '
Notes. -Mrs. Laura Rose Stephens
of Huntingdon, Quebec, addressed the
Women's Institute on Friday evening
last. Her address was along practical
lines of work and was much appreciate
ed, Miss Hay, teacher of school sec-
tion No. • 3, has been re-engaged for
another year and we congratulate the
section. -About 75 or 80 of the resi-
dents of school section No. 4 assembled
at the home of Mrs. McVey and ,pre-
sented
resented Miss Chrissie McDonald, the
retiring school teacher of the section
with a most beautiful caserole. Miss
McDonaldhas taught here su'ccessfuliy
for the past four year and it was with
genuine regret that bei resignation
was accepted, , She hasproved herself
to be a painstaking and efficient
teacher and her place will not easily
be filled
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No es A. McLelland is home
from 'Toronto for the holiday -Miss
Rhea McLelland is writing at her
exams this week. We wish her suc-
cess. -James and Mrs. Davidson and
family, Stratford, are visitors at G.
W. Pollard's.=Dan Falconer, of the
Bank of Hamilton, spent Sunday at his
home near Wingham.-Dr, and Mrs.
Shine and family, West • Monkton,
spent Sunday at W. H. Lo've's. -Miss
Hilda Cober and twin brother, of To-
ronto, are visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Laing. -J . K. Hall
and family made a motor trip to Port
Elgin to spend the holiday and eiait
relatives in the locality. -Miss Ella
Hansuld and Miss Mary McLelland are
home for holidays. -.-After : spending
the winter` in Stratford William and
Mrs. Clark have returned to Ethel and
will occupy William Eckmier's house
on the river bank. -Thursday evening
of this week a red hot game of foot
ball will be played here between Brus-
sels and Ethel teams and a big crowd
1 is expected to witness the match. -
Thursday evening the disputed game
between Brussels and Ethel will-- be
played here. It will be the fastest
game of the season as we want first
place in this district so come out and
support the boys of the blue and white.
-Ethelites are glad to welcome How-
ard, son of William and Mrs . Strachan
home from. overseas. He was both
wounded and gassed while fighting but
has regained his old time vigor fairly
well. .After a holiday for a few weeks
here purposes going West where he
has interests and from where he en-
listed at the call of the Empire.
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-Going on your Vacation Soon?
Then Take Our Advice -Don't Leave Everything for
the Last Moment. Start Planning To -day.
Many a person has found that late preparation spoil-
ed the a vacation tripcompletely. Besides. why rush and
h when you canpurchase your every need now, leis-
urely and with greater deliberation
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Something New for the Sport and:
Bath pg Girl
Sport Model Corsets ,$1.00 to $2.00'
If you want your waist line -to look trim and neat ev
14n during strenuous exercise, or even in your . bathing,
suit, you will =find this elastic sport ort . model corset :spleen
J
didly adapted, and what is more, extremely , comfort-
able. They fit snug over the abdomen and ' over th -`
hips. and ,also have hose supporters.: Ask to ,see them a
our corset counter. -
New-Sliiprne .ts_ 'Offer Q u i .e. Sullen -
did. Choiceto buy Undermuslins
Whether it is because we have specialized on =flee
muslins that has 1brought to us such a substantial vol-
ume of business, r whether increased sales has compell us to give pa icular attention to this department—
it is never,thele a fad that ,women give this store firs
preference.: These include underskirts, corset covers,
drawers, gownsand camisoles. 'Price -range 20e. to $5
Cool White Skirts Made of Excelfeen
. .
q
Materials at $2 to $4
They lander beautifully: Materials are rep an
rep and pique. Others of a new cotton material that
are also washable, attractively trimmed with pearl but-
tons and attractive pockets. .` If you want to be truly
economical, you can find no better way than to have two
or moreof these skirts in your Summer wardrobe.
Summer Dresses at $L75 and.u._
_ This manufacturer, by the way, has the re utatio
for being the most particular in his field. So this care
fulness finds clear reflection in the garments themselves.°
Prepare to buy liberally and be on hand soon., The style
are those you will find in models at twice the price.
Splendid quality gg nghamrs used in the making; tri; me.
in' white and various arrangements of materials, ,
Summer Underwear Stocks Full
and -Complete Here
In this day and time the merchant who is
able to
keep his stocks complete, offers a service to you that is
worthy of your serious consideration. Being able t
select from compete stocks of Summer underivear in al
the various qualities and at prices affording the same
kind of values' you have been accustomed to heretofore.;
is an example of the service rendered at this store,
Dainty Wash Fabrics
Sheer Voiles, in scores of lovely patterns; checks
two-tone stripes, plaids, floral effects, Grecian scrolls,
Oriental designs, scores of patterns in beautiful colors
eombination.s. A great variety at from 35c to 715c.
A S lendidQua1it'Irish Lop . �nen
at 65c .a yard.
There come days during,
duly and August . when yo
simplymust have at Least several u
wash skirts. This is
a' materialparticularly desirable for skirts ; washes
splendidly and in a fashionable crash effect. Colors--•�
Rose, Grey, Copenhagen, Helio and Pink,
Irish Linen, Pongee, Extra Quality at 05e a yard.
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portant, a
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Sinn Fein i
York City.
it would tal
to say. . Hi
some South:
mother •was'
in Rocheste
after De
boy was at
years old,
ex.'s family
there that 1
England, a
dream of .a
educated : at
the Frene}
County, Dut
lectures at
As a stud
prize after
ter schola
science ani
nlatica.l scie
honorsco
the -late
Rock, St.
Street, Lo..':
turer in t*
College•
fessor at t+
for prima_
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in Irish f+
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AMATEURS
We develop'films and fin-
ish prints for amateurs in
Ja dull, glossy or pnero-
type finish..' ,
Bring your work to pro-
fessionals.
D. F. BUCK
Seaforth, Ont.
Close
agent fo
Chalmers -
anci
Maxwell`
Cars
Goodyear Tires
STRAND
Here is one . of the
mostattractive ro-
grammes ever of
fered movie fans
July 7-8-9
Bert Lytell in 'Blackie's Redemption'
July i5-11-12
Charlie Chaplin in 1"A Dog's Life'
July 14-15-1.6
Dustin Farnum in "Light of the
Western Stars"
July 17-18-19
Hale Hamilton in "That's Good"
July 21-22-23 .
Kitty Gordon in "Adele"
Jury 24-25-26
- • Viola Dana in "The Gold Cure'
July 28-29-30
Anita Stewart in -"Virtuous Wives".
July 31 August 1-2
May Allison in "In for 30 Days"
August 4-5---6
1-Iarold Lockwood in
"The Great Romance"
Au -u-at 7-8-9 I.
Berl Lytell in "Blind Man's Eyes"
August 11-12-13
�I3ustin Farnurn in 'A Man in the Open'
August 14---15---16
Anna Q. Nielson in
"The Way of the Strong"
The greatest Serial on earth "'he Lure
of the Circus" starring Eddie Polo; every
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
STRAND
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friends in Lambton County this week,
-Mrs; Nelson. Askin, of Grey . town-
ship, formerly of this place Was call-
ing on aid friends" last week. -Miss
Maple Livermore, of Toronto spent
the week end with her friend, Mrs,
Austin Dexter.
USBORNE
Thames Road Notes. --Mr. and Mrs.
John Francis and Mrs, Will Butler, of
,London, visited relatives here over the
holiday. - ' Mn and Mrs. Herald
Lawrence, of Seaforth, spent Sunday
at Mr. H. Francis, -A large number
here -spent the holiday at Goderich,
others attended ' the celebrations . at
Kirkton and` Centralia. -
Q HULLETT
Good Flak.-MiL William Rinn, the
well known farmer and stock man of
this township, took a sample of flax
grown on his farm, to they Canada
Flax Mills, Seaforth, on June 24th,
that beats anything seen . about here
this year. The sample measured 36
inches in length and Mr. Rinn has
six acresjust as good. He would like
td hear from some of the:; McKillop
and Tuckerstnith growers. -
BLAKE
Anniversary Services. ---Anniversary
services in connection with Blake
Presbyterian church, will be held on
Sabbathnext, July 6th, when Rev: J.
E. Hogg, of Clinton, will preach at
11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. In consequence
of the anniversary services at Blake
there will be 'no services in Varna
-Presbyterian church on Sunday. On the
Tuesday evening following the annual
gardenparty of the Blake congrega-
tion will be held on the • lawn of Mr.
Peter Manson, Goshen Line. Supper
will be served from seven to nine, and
the Hensall band will be in attendance.
A good programme will also, be pro-
vided.
USBORNE
-School Re rt.= -The following is
the report 1 o school section No. 10,
Usborne, for J e. The names ,re in
order of merit:,Entrance Class -
Hattie Etheringtn, Mary Horney,
Ella Horney, Louisa Anderson. Sr.
IV -Victoria Bolton, Bert Horton,
Maud Miller, Evelyn Whitlock, Alvin
Alexander, Glenn Broadfoot. Sr. II
-Violet Westlake, Ethel McDougall,-
Leslie
cDougall,Leslie Thomson, Willie Westlake. Sr.
II -Calvin Westlali€, Lizzie Thomson,
Harry Anderson, Doris Bolton, Ruby
Alexander, Cal Horton, Carman Cann.
Primer --Charlie Westlake, Mervin
Rickman, Mary Kerslake. Irene
Douglas, Teacher.
' TUCKERSMITH
West End Notes. --A Inrge number
of the people of this vicinity spent
Dominion Day at Bayfield.- - Miss
Myrtle Crich returned home on Mon-
day, and will spend the holidays at
her home here. -Miss North, of Lon-
don, who has taught in No. 6 for the
past year, has resigned, having se-
cured a situation in one of the, city
schools. -Mr. John Turner is visiting
relatives - at . St. Catharines. -Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Crich visited relatives at
Owen Sound last week.-Sergt., Harold
Turner arrived home last week, having
spent the past three years overseas. -
Mr. M. Whitmore is , spending„ the
week at Wingham .
. HIBBERT _
School Report. -The following is
the report of school section No. 7,
Hibbert• `The following are the marks
taken in June examinations: Promo-
tion to Sr. IV Marks to pass 498-
I•'lorerihe Verner 645, Alberta Douglas.
601, Lloyd Benner 562: Promotion to
Jr. IV Marks to pass 438. -Edna
Sararas 574,* Mary McDougall 536,
Gladys Wr n 505. ',Promotion'`to Sr.
'III. Marks to pass, 438. -Lloyd Hog-
garth 578,*, Mary McKaig 565,* Wile
son Brintnell 480. ' Promotion to Jr.
III. Mark to pass 390 -Vera Treffry
518,* Hilda Robina 492,* Girdwood
McKaig 467, Greta Sararas 435, Leola
Glanville 438, Wilbert Chappel 399,
-Eddie Chappel 279. ,Those marked
with asterisk took honors. -E. Norris,
Teacher.
JULY 4, 1919
STAFFA '
Notes. -Mrs. Laura Rose Stephens
of Huntingdon, Quebec, addressed the
Women's Institute on Friday evening
last. Her address was along practical
lines of work and was much appreciate
ed, Miss Hay, teacher of school sec-
tion No. • 3, has been re-engaged for
another year and we congratulate the
section. -About 75 or 80 of the resi-
dents of school section No. 4 assembled
at the home of Mrs. McVey and ,pre-
sented
resented Miss Chrissie McDonald, the
retiring school teacher of the section
with a most beautiful caserole. Miss
McDonaldhas taught here su'ccessfuliy
for the past four year and it was with
genuine regret that bei resignation
was accepted, , She hasproved herself
to be a painstaking and efficient
teacher and her place will not easily
be filled
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No es A. McLelland is home
from 'Toronto for the holiday -Miss
Rhea McLelland is writing at her
exams this week. We wish her suc-
cess. -James and Mrs. Davidson and
family, Stratford, are visitors at G.
W. Pollard's.=Dan Falconer, of the
Bank of Hamilton, spent Sunday at his
home near Wingham.-Dr, and Mrs.
Shine and family, West • Monkton,
spent Sunday at W. H. Lo've's. -Miss
Hilda Cober and twin brother, of To-
ronto, are visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Laing. -J . K. Hall
and family made a motor trip to Port
Elgin to spend the holiday and eiait
relatives in the locality. -Miss Ella
Hansuld and Miss Mary McLelland are
home for holidays. -.-After : spending
the winter` in Stratford William and
Mrs. Clark have returned to Ethel and
will occupy William Eckmier's house
on the river bank. -Thursday evening
of this week a red hot game of foot
ball will be played here between Brus-
sels and Ethel teams and a big crowd
1 is expected to witness the match. -
Thursday evening the disputed game
between Brussels and Ethel will-- be
played here. It will be the fastest
game of the season as we want first
place in this district so come out and
support the boys of the blue and white.
-Ethelites are glad to welcome How-
ard, son of William and Mrs . Strachan
home from. overseas. He was both
wounded and gassed while fighting but
has regained his old time vigor fairly
well. .After a holiday for a few weeks
here purposes going West where he
has interests and from where he en-
listed at the call of the Empire.
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S cash
Sale
of
Milliner y
Trimmed
Hats
Ralf
Price
-Going on your Vacation Soon?
Then Take Our Advice -Don't Leave Everything for
the Last Moment. Start Planning To -day.
Many a person has found that late preparation spoil-
ed the a vacation tripcompletely. Besides. why rush and
h when you canpurchase your every need now, leis-
urely and with greater deliberation
1
ee-
'bar
Ns.
,r•
te
• '0;',• '#f . -,x
Something New for the Sport and:
Bath pg Girl
Sport Model Corsets ,$1.00 to $2.00'
If you want your waist line -to look trim and neat ev
14n during strenuous exercise, or even in your . bathing,
suit, you will =find this elastic sport ort . model corset :spleen
J
didly adapted, and what is more, extremely , comfort-
able. They fit snug over the abdomen and ' over th -`
hips. and ,also have hose supporters.: Ask to ,see them a
our corset counter. -
New-Sliiprne .ts_ 'Offer Q u i .e. Sullen -
did. Choiceto buy Undermuslins
Whether it is because we have specialized on =flee
muslins that has 1brought to us such a substantial vol-
ume of business, r whether increased sales has compell us to give pa icular attention to this department—
it is never,thele a fad that ,women give this store firs
preference.: These include underskirts, corset covers,
drawers, gownsand camisoles. 'Price -range 20e. to $5
Cool White Skirts Made of Excelfeen
. .
q
Materials at $2 to $4
They lander beautifully: Materials are rep an
rep and pique. Others of a new cotton material that
are also washable, attractively trimmed with pearl but-
tons and attractive pockets. .` If you want to be truly
economical, you can find no better way than to have two
or moreof these skirts in your Summer wardrobe.
Summer Dresses at $L75 and.u._
_ This manufacturer, by the way, has the re utatio
for being the most particular in his field. So this care
fulness finds clear reflection in the garments themselves.°
Prepare to buy liberally and be on hand soon., The style
are those you will find in models at twice the price.
Splendid quality gg nghamrs used in the making; tri; me.
in' white and various arrangements of materials, ,
Summer Underwear Stocks Full
and -Complete Here
In this day and time the merchant who is
able to
keep his stocks complete, offers a service to you that is
worthy of your serious consideration. Being able t
select from compete stocks of Summer underivear in al
the various qualities and at prices affording the same
kind of values' you have been accustomed to heretofore.;
is an example of the service rendered at this store,
Dainty Wash Fabrics
Sheer Voiles, in scores of lovely patterns; checks
two-tone stripes, plaids, floral effects, Grecian scrolls,
Oriental designs, scores of patterns in beautiful colors
eombination.s. A great variety at from 35c to 715c.
A S lendidQua1it'Irish Lop . �nen
at 65c .a yard.
There come days during,
duly and August . when yo
simplymust have at Least several u
wash skirts. This is
a' materialparticularly desirable for skirts ; washes
splendidly and in a fashionable crash effect. Colors--•�
Rose, Grey, Copenhagen, Helio and Pink,
Irish Linen, Pongee, Extra Quality at 05e a yard.
•
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#'11■011A
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01331.eat
VOIR
.Smnte
Sumrner
„Summer
Summer
E summer
E Summer -
=
Summer
E. Sununu
E- : Sununer
low
Summer,
11.30
Sureraer
bilk Shi
s
Yalu). Eve
M
.e
INS
3
asc
r=
MAW
;�
sNMIVOW
falia
VALEI
We have;
a leading
nobody win
States since
not even Pr
ed such a
{'amonn De
ident of th
Tremendous
him and the
pearance
their enthu
personality
mands this
he represen
the English;
dreams of
Millions o
difference i
land to -da
Poland befo
their inteelli
concerned.
portant, a
that this f.
may not
that more
terested in
in any' ot..he
except, of ca
This expiaii
vast-Amerik
Valera. "
There
as. Irish pa:
Sinn Fein i
York City.
it would tal
to say. . Hi
some South:
mother •was'
in Rocheste
after De
boy was at
years old,
ex.'s family
there that 1
England, a
dream of .a
educated : at
the Frene}
County, Dut
lectures at
As a stud
prize after
ter schola
science ani
nlatica.l scie
honorsco
the -late
Rock, St.
Street, Lo..':
turer in t*
College•
fessor at t+
for prima_
inatical exa
and nation.
in Irish f+
Surgeons,
that, like C
drawn eons
teomparati�a-
De Vale
enee in the
when the S
tempt to s
command •
it is said't
an unusual`-