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JULY 25, 1919
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Groceries az
Provisions
It will pa); you to deal with
us as we keep an absolutely
fresh stock of Meats, Grocer-
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les and Provisions on hand at
all tirnes.
rHE HURON EXPOSITOR' bus sinesthey havebeen eartying on
DISTRICT M ERS
FLAX PULLERS WANTED
Crop In This Vicinity is Greatest
*For Yeera.
Canadian Flax Mille, Ltd., are call-
ing for pullers to pull the big crop of
flax which will be ready in a Very
short time. This Comnany offers a
splendid wager and posisions are open
for women and girls as well as men
and boys. Walter *Cole, Secretary
Canadian Flax Mills Ltd., Main Street,
Seaforth, will be glad to receive names
of those who may wish to engage in
this pleasant work. See Mr. Cole at
Store No. 2, in the C4mpbell Block,
Brooms 60c & 80c II/lain Street( who will; give you full
information. 2691-tf
WE DELIVER BY AUTO
ur customers saY our
Baseball. -One or the. bestgames of
Seaforth for
s
seeniii
a long time was played at the Race
Track Diamond on Thursday evening
of last week when the Zurich team
met the locals, Zurich has one of the
snappiest- ball teams in the county, and
have, gone through the season Without
Meats are delicious toes
defeat until they were forced to
to the locals ort Thursday,
down
the scare being 6-4. Theliame was
given as a benefit for Ji my Hart,
who was so seriously injured at the
ball grounds the previous week,' and
Dorsey & McCuaig. was witnessed by a large -numer of
enthusiastic fans. We hope to have
another apportunity of seeing the '
. Zurich boys in action, when we can as-
sure them an even larger turn out
than on Thursday -last.
in the Campbell block and will con -
duct the business limaelf. He took
over the business on Wednesday.-
Mrs. G. W. Woods and daughters
have returned hem a metor trip to
Bailie and Orillia.-Stewart Black,
son' of Mr„ and Mrs.) James Black, of
Vancouver, arrived here from overseas
on -Wednesday and is visiting at the
home of this uncle, Mr. William Black
Tuckersinith and with other rela-
tives. M. Black served for three
and a half years with the Canadian
troops In France. -Mr, Herbert Mc--
Michael, of Cleveland, spent the week
end at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William MeMiehael.--Mieses
Ella W. and Mabel E. Turnbull, Mies
Olive Rankin and Miss -Jessie Kerr
have successfully passed. their exams
illations at the Sehool of Faculty, To-
ronto. -Lieut. Jones of the Royal Air
Force, was the guest of his brother,
Mr. R. M. Jones, this week. -Mrs J.
McMillan has been appointed manager
of the Walton branch of the Bark of
.Commeree and Mr. Joe Brown re-
turns to his old position as accountant
in the Seaforth Branch.--;IVIiss Little,
who was a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Greig, has returned td
Guelph. -Mrs. L. T. DeLacey is visit-
ing with friends in, Toronto and Whit-
by. -Dr. and. Mrs W. J. -Fear, of
• Aylmer, and Mrs. J: S. Roberts, of
• Steatford were the guests of Miss
Jackeon in Egmendville this Week.-
Mrs. J. G. Wilson, who has been spend-
ing several months With relatives in
Seaforth and vitnity, returned to her
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James Wat-son
Geriern1 Insurance Agent
Real Esta. 'and Loan Agent
Dealer in :Sewing Machines.
Four good houses for sale,
conveniently situated in the
Town of Seaforth. Ternis
reasonable and possession
given promptly
Ape* at my office for particulars.
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The Double Track
Route
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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
NIN R. Plant ..... . Depot Agent
Cement Tile
We have all kinds of Tile on
hand from 3 to 7. inches.
Our tile are absolutely' de-
pendable. Every tile is guar-
anteed.
We have just received a
fresh car of St. Mary's Port-
land Cement. Just try this
Cement and be convinced.
Our Cement Blocks have no
equal.
W. E PFAFF
HENSALL
Bell Pianos
T6 have been successful in ,secur-
.
e agency for the well known
no, and with a life -time- of
the Bell Piano cannot be
ne and wortem.anship. .
V is a large buyer of
et country that loiows
• demonstration o.r
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hre sheet music,
lath organs,
service
Local Briefs.--Iteve Mr. McFarlane,
of Bayfield, occupied. the Pulpit in the
Presbyterian chnrch at both the morn-
ing and evening services on Sunday
last, deliveriegtwfi able sermons, to
appreciative congregations. -Mss Van
Eq./1mnd, of Clinton, was visiting with
friends here this week. -Mrs. John
Clark, of Killarney, Manitoba; Mrs.
Adam. Rinn and daughter, Miss Ethel,
and Mrs. John Rinn, of Manitou, Man-
. •
itoba, are yisiting at the home of Mr.
William Rinn,'in linvett. V The many
friends here of M. Clark will regret
to learn that slid is enjoying very peer
health at the present the. -Mr., W.
Govenlock, of Chicago, spent Sunday
at the tome of his father( Mr 'John
R. Ga\itenlock--Serat. W. T. Hays and
Mrs. Hays, both of Whora have recent -
1r returned fram overseas service, were
visiting at the home of the forraer's,
: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hays this
week Mrs Hays returned to Torento
on Tuesday -Miss Gertrude ..Cardno
:and Miss Hoffman, of Milverton, are
. visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Cardno:-Rev/ C Tough, of
Shakespeare, visi this week at the
home of Mr. Tlitimas Elder, John St.
, -Miss Lore ta Heffernan who is train-
rse Guelph spent the
mg for .
week end'at her "4-12Oine in McKillop.
-Mr. and Mrs. _Peter ' Daley spent
Saturday with friends in Stratford .-
Mrs. W. D. McLean spent the week
end in Galt.e-Mr. and. Mrs. W. Rich-
mond, of Washington, • and Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Yourige .Of Brantford,
were the guests Of -Mrs. A. Young. on
Sunday .-Mrs. John Murray is visit-
ing with 'friends in Wroxeter. -Mrs.
M. MeTeennare of Wroxeter, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.Mc-
Lennan at the Commercial, this week.
-Rev. and Mrs. Coesens, of Coepwall,
were guests at the horee of Me. and
Mrs. 6 A . Scott • this week. -Misses
Helen and Mary Tweddle, Miss Russel
and, -Mr. Jack - Twecklie motored up'
from Furgue ead are the guests; of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilscra-Miss
Olive Siegel of Mitchell, is a ‘guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Deem.
-Miss Anna Sutherland is visiting
with her cousins in Toronto. -Mr. and
Mrs. J. Finlayson, Mrs. W. Sclater, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Sclater motored to
Galt on Saturday and spent the week
end with My. and Mrs. L G. Kruse.
=Mr. and Mrs. D. F„Mactavish and
daughters spent the holidays .at th'e
home of Mrs. John McNab.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ross and daughter • of the West,
are guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Gem -nail, Tuckersmitl
Mr. Warren Ament, of London,, spent
the holiday at the home ofhis parents
in town. -Misses -Margaret and Rah
Chittenden are visiting at the home'
of their sitter Mrs. Padgett, in To-
ronto. -Mr. and Mrs. J. Habkirk and
Mr. W. Habkirk matored to Grimsby
on Friday, returning an Sunday. They.
were accompanied home by Miss Mary
Habkirk 'Who has .been :spending a
coupte ef 'weeks in ' Grimsby. -Miss
Harriet Murray is visiting friends in
Galt thie week. -Mrs. Cornish and
two children, of Toronto, are the guests
of Mrs. Larkin at the Manse .-Miss
Pearl Patterson hes' returned home
from a vacation with friends :in To-
ronto. -Miss Pentela Ball spent the
week end with friends in Goderich.-
Miss Doreen Taman, of Toronto, is the
guest of Miss . Dorothy Wilson. -A"
number from here attended the funeral
of the late -Mrs. J. Carmichael which
took place from the residence of her
son-in-law; near ijensaJll, to ;Stafra
cemetery on Men aye ---Mr. Milton
Chesney, of Toron. , and, Mr: Earl
Chesney, of •Crediton, -are spending the
holidays at the parental home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. M. Chesney. -Miss H.
L. Young and 'nephew, Andrew Mc-
Lean., are holidaying with friends in
'Washington. -Miss Beulah Taylor, of
LOridon, is the giiest of Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart McIntneh this week. -Mrs.
MeKernait of Chicago, formerly. Miss
Annie Downey, of Seafpith, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Devereux,
Huron Road . -Mr. and Mrs. II. Pretty
of Toronto are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McKay in Egmond-
ville.-Dr MeKee,'. of . Brighton, is
visiting with friends in, town-. -Miss
Kehoe has sold her residence' on the
corner Gouinloelr, and Coleman
streets to Mr.' j. J. Flermery. . Miss
Kehoe . intends removing to. Toledo to
reside. -:Mr. W. R. Smith. has Pur-
chased a Chalmers car from the local
agent •Mr. E. L. Close. --Mr. -Alf. Mc -
Gavin and Mr. and Mrs. Pentz, of
:Windsor, are visiting% at the 'home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGavin in
Tuckersmith.--ettre..A. W. Hough' of
Flint, Michigan, is visiting with Mrs.
W. E; Kerslake arid other friends. -
Mr. David Quail, who has just return-
ed from Overseas, is -visiting with 'his
brother, Mr. John Quail. -Dr, E. Me.
Gavin, of Windsor, is spending his
vacation at his home in Teckersmith.
-Mr. John Dorsey has purchased the
nterest of his partner in the grocery
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home in Kindersley, Sask., on. Satur-
day, taking the boat from Sarnia. --
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Box spent the
week end in Strathroy.-Mr. Robert
Laird and his mother, Mrs. G. A.
Laird are visiting with friends in
Preston. - Miss Pettigrew, of St.
'Catharines, is a guest at the home of
Mr.' J. B. Thompson .-Mr, Joseph
Andrews, of 1DeLaSale College, Aur-
ora, is spending the holidays at the
home of his parents, Mr; and Mrs.
D.Andrews.
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Pigs For Sale.--4teady to wean. PhOne 18
on 150. H. M. Hamilton. 2693-1 •
Girl Wanted. -Suitable for general boifse
work. Apply to Jonathan Magill, Box 229.
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The regular weekly dance given by the
Blackstone Buckley Orchestra has been chang-
from .Tueday, July 29th, to Saturday, August
2nd at 8:30. No churge for parking ears.
Follow the crowd. .2698-1
Cow For, Sale.r=-A fresh cow with calf at
foot, stit,able for dairy. A dandy cream cow,
Only 3 ve.rs 91d. Apply to Abram Hugill,
Phone 6616. 2693-tf
Commencing this . week the Goder'ich'
Orchestra will •be at Jowett's Pavilion every
.Wednesday and Friday night. Wait for the
Jazz Orchmtra. 2698-1
Girl Wanted. -Good girl for general house-
work. Highest wages, or woman to work by
the day. Appy at The Expositor Office.
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Calf Lost or Stolen. -During Saturday night
a red heifer calf. one and a half yea* old,
disappeared from my place. Reward will .be
given for information leading to its recovery.
Fred Robinson, oppoeite Egmondville church.
Phone 20-160 or 59. 2691-tf
Vacation Time
Remember yon.44- Mends while
away by sending them a letter
or post card. Take along a
supply of Good Writing Paper
and 'a Waterman Fountain
Pen. These -will make writ-
ing a pleasure.
Thompso4's
Bookstore - Seaforth
Summer
ift Givi
immarmoN6troitom
An inexpensive Gift to
Summer visitors is very
appreciated and makes
' the ties of friendship.
store places before you a
derful range to select
Learn the joy of f;
Summer Gift Givin
See Souvenir Goods
BEATTIE BRO
"The. Fair"
lock and Miss Hilda, of Stratford, are
holidaying in this *neighborhood.,
Mr, and iVfrs., Walkom,and children, of
ltrunre, spent Sunday at, Mr. Arthur'
Doupes,-.--iQuite a number from here,
spent Peace Day at Grand `Bend.-
Mrt A. T. Cooper, of Clinton, will
preach in Bethany Church next Sun-
day in the interest of the Temperance
Campaign: -Mr. Earl Edwards, a re-
turned 'aviator, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Edward Johns: -Mases Verna
Whitlock and Helen Miller returned
last week after attending Alma sum-
mer school and visiting friends in St.
Thomas. -Mr. Thomas Passmore is
c.onfined to the house through illness.
-Mr. George Bo,snell, returned, is
visiting his, parents and sister at Mr.
Wesley Johns.
STAFFA
Notes. -The metals to be given to
the soldiers a Hibbert, will be pre-
sented at Stafra Town Hall, on August
4th, at eight p. -when a suitable
programme wilrbe given. Everybody
welcome.--4he regular meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held at the
home of Mrs. Bert Fell on Wednes-
your
uch a evening, July 30th.
rmer
This
on -
James V. Ryan, .James Purcell, Ralph
Elliott, JohnSproa,t, Neil Gillespie,
• William Wilson, James Barbour, W.
D. Manson, Hugh Campbell.
Programme Committee -A. D.
Sutherland, ,Goilding, at, G.
,Parke.
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Boxing and 161st Battalion Band-
. Veterans' Committee.
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Publicity, Grounds, Purchasing, Sal-
vage committees -Executive Commit-
,
tee.
PlatOon 1Cominittee Chas. Clark,
Wren .Eyre, Paul Doig, John Taman,
M. Wankel, G. Allan Habkirk
Ladies Committee -Representatives
from Red Crass, War Auxiliary, Bel-
gian Relief and Navy League.
Presentation of Medals -Mayor Har-
burn and Council.
Ticket °Conimitiiee-L. T. DeLacey,
W. J. -Duncan.
USBORNE
Thames Road Notes. -Miss Celia
Ferguson, of Chatham, is spending her
vacation with relatives in this vicin-
ity. -Mrs. Robert Mayers and children
I of Vancouver, are visiting at the
t 1 home of her parents Mr and rs
.The Late James Scott. Govenlock.-
The Saskatoon Star of July 11th gives
the following account- of the fetal
autostobile accident near Rosetown,
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Sask. which resulted in the death of
the late Mr. Govenlock, whose, reinains
were brought to Seaforth for inter-
ment, the funeral being held 'from the
residence of Mt. A. Scott, Goderich
,Street, to the Harparhey cemetery on
Saturday last. "One man was fatal-
ly injured and another was slightl.7
hurt when an automobile threw off a
front wheel near Rosetown, Sask., e
nooni, the car swerved into a ditch an
rolled over twice. James Govehlock,-
aged 37, for 13 years inspector for the,
British American Gin Co., sustained
a fractured spine siet die 4 on the cip-
crating table in', St. Paul's hospital
about nine o'clock last evening. He
was rushed to the city from Rosetown,
but doctors were. unable to save- his
life. A, . Armitage, manager of the
Goodyear Rubber. Co., here, who was
driving the car at the time, sustained
slight injuries. The body of Mr. Gov-
enlock was taken to McKague's under -
:taking rooms. His home is at Sea -
forth. Ont. According. to Mr. Armi-
tage the. accident- was 'sudden, Witt-
eut warning- the automobile droplied' a
wheel and before the machine could be
brought to a stop it sideslipped, off the
road and rolled over,and over. When
Mt. Govenlock was admitted to the
hospital it was .thought his life might
be saved and an operation was decid-
ed on as the only means of accomplish-
ing this. But death came before the
secretion was commenced.
COMMITTEES. FOR VETERANS'
DAY
' At a most enthusiastic meeting of
the citizens held in the , Carnegie
Library on Friday evening last the
following Officials and Committees
were appointed for the Veterans' Day
Celebration on August 13th. „
Chairman, Major R. S Hays.
Secretary, A. D. Sutherland.
Treasurer, James Mullen.
Executive Committee,.- Chas. P.
Sills, Charles Stewart, A. F. (fluff,
W. P. Grieve,, Frank Sills, Charles
Aberhart.
Reception Conemittee,, Mayor Har-
burn, council; and local clergymen.
Decorating Committee, John Brod-
erick, E. Umbach, D. F. Buck, Harry
Pierce.
Electric Illumination Coinmittee, Ed.
Mole, L. C. Jaekson, J. F. Daly, Ws
E. Kerslake.
' Sign and Banner Committee, Chas.
Stewart, Thomas Johnston,, Danny
Johnston, Dave Fell, W. 3. Williams,
T. G. Scott.
Parade Committee, W. P. Grieve,
Mkrshall, john Beattie, James D.
Hinchley, Harry Stewart. Robt. Smith.
, Prize Cftamittee, John Rankin, F.
S. Savauge John. Mactavishi Dr.
Grieve, J. Wes. Beattie.
Souvenir Committee, Major Hays,
Rev. T. II. Brown, Harvey Dorrance,
Charles Clark, Earl Ross, Nial Mur-
ray, Ben Johnson, J, J. Merrier, M.P.
Sports Committee -M. Broderick,.
Dan Shanahan, Joe Sills, Charles
Barber'Harold Turner, George Eaton,
Frank Beale.
Judges Committee -Dr. Mackay, W.
Ansent, Geo. A. Sills, John A. Stewart,
M. Broderick.
Grounds Police -Thomas Beattie and
Veterans.
Midway Committee -Joe Sills, Sam
Walker, John Broderick, Cliff Free-
man, Gus McNamara, W. P. Grieve.
Harry Webber, John H. Best, Reg.
Reid, Wm. Mire, John G. Neilens.
George Israel.
' Booth Committee -L. -John Cluff, Jos.
Keating, James Robb, Walter Murray,
Thomas Passmore. -Mrs. John W it-
,
E. H., Close
'gent for
Chalmers
and.
Maxwell
Cars
Goodyear Tires
Goldwyn presents
Mabel Normand
" Peck's Bad Girl'
One of Mabel Normand's plays is
now in its eighth weel continuous
showing at one theatre in Toronto,
outstripping all records for long runs
by. any sort of dramatic entertain-
ment•in that city, In "Peck's Bad
Girl" she has another very similar
role -broad comedy with a spice of
melodrama. Mack Sennett who directed
the record breaker, is also -there or
thereabout,
We admit it's Some P.icture
Now Showing
2 Performances Saturday Night.
PRINCESS
ARIGH-CLASS SPECXAL
Monday Tuesday .. Wednesday
At the
STRAND
Does a Virtuous Wife Love Meg
Husband and Seek the Society of
Other Men When He Is Away?
Come and see this wonder pict5re
"Virtuous Wives"
wfai
Anita Stewart
Her Triumphant Return to
,Sereenland
A truthful story of married life
in New York.Society-from the
two million edition-nevel by 01,ven
Johnson,
This attraction cost the manage-
ment 33 times the price of an
ordinary picture. So that we.are
compelled to charge 15c for all
tickets. The. first showing in
Canada at this price.
Admission -All Seats -15c -
STRAND
treleu,-.,:crrarraarre _
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• ' WALTON
TJnion Services. -During the absence
of Rev. Mt. Lundy at the Summer
School in Guelph, Union Services will
be held next Sunday in the Presby-
terian and Methodist churches. The
services will be held in the i• Presby-
terian ,church in the morniig and in
the evening, in the Methodist- church.
Both serviCes will be in charge of
Rev. Mr. Button.
CHISELHURST
Notes.--aMr. and Mrs. Smith and
family of Teronto, inotored up and
spent tt few days last week with Mr.
and Mr. Bavingtan.-Sadness was
cast over this 'neighborhood when it
became loiotrn that Mrs. Traquair had
expired aftee having an: operatien in
a London Hospital. Mr. 3. Trequair
and family have the sincere tympatliy
of their friends in the loss they have
suatained.
MANLEY
Notes. -The many friends of Mrs.
Cawley are pleased to learn that she
is rapidly improving. -Rev. 3.` M.
Eckart has returned from Shakespear
Minn., Where he was undergoing treat-
ment for rhinniatism, and is sojourn-
ing amongst 'his friends beforelie re-
turns to New, Tork.to resume his niis-
Sian work.-4Mrs.. V. "McKay, from
Levensworth, Wash. , is at present
visiting frie in London, Ontario.
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TUCKERSMITH
• W End Notes. -The continued,
dry ather is ripening the spring
graie--Miss Valeley, of Chicago, is
visithig friends here. -Miss Walker,
of Clinton, visited friends here this
week. -Miss Whitlock, of Stratford,
has been engaged as teacher of school
section No. 10, Broodfoot's corner',
commencing after the holidays .-A
number of the young people took in
the celebration at Goderich on Sat-
urday last.
CROMARTY
Notes. -A number of ithe young
people of the village- and neighborh-ood
• prenieed at Grand Bend on. Friday last
-Mr. G-ershum and Harry Speare, of
Toronto, visited' at the home of their
mother, Mrs. garnuel Spear, over the
holidays: -A reception was held -i at
the home of Mr. James Scott near
the village on Thursday evening last,
towelcome home Pte. Thomas Laing
and Lieuts. Howe and Mahaffy. Lieut.
Howe and Pte. Laing arrived home the
beginning of the week, Lieut. Mahaffy
being home for vine time. A very
enjoyable time was spent on the lawn
and a fne iinproniptu programme was
rendered. Lieuts. Howe and MahaffY
each: gave excellent and impressive
speeches. Lunch Was reread at the
end of the programme -Mr. Henry
Webber, of Seaforth, seent the week
end with Mr. Richard Hoggarth, of
the village:
McKILLOP
School ,Report. -The following is
the report of the promotion examina-
tions for School Section No. 1, Mc-
Kfflop and Logan. The qnames are in
order of merit. Class III Sr. to Class
IV Jr. Passed --Patrick Maloney,
'Joseph Shea, Katie Flannigan, Harvey
Dantzer, Nellie O'Rourke, Marguerite
Horan. Class III Jr. to Class III Sr.
Passed -Esther -Ryan, Eileen Mul-
ligan, James Shea. Recommended -
Mary Malone. Class II to. Class 111
Jr. Passed -Joseph Malone, Kathleen
Mulligan, Mary Ryan. Recommended
-Ruth O'Reilly. Part II to Class ILA;
Honors -Annie Ryan, Margaret Mul-
ligan. Passed -John Moylan, Patrick
Flannigan, Willie Dantzer„ :Emmett
Malone,' pearl Horan. Primer to Part
II -Rose Krauskopf, Frank Maloney,
Joseph O'Rourke, Willie Ryan, Joseph
O'Reilly, . Joseph Ryan, Zee Ryan,
Angela Mulligan, Eileen Burns. -M.
M. Gallagher, Teacher.
BRUCEFInD
Notes. -The Sunday School pic c
was held on Tuesday at Bayfield w
aT pleasant time Was spent. -Jambs
Hill, of Stratford, spent the past. holi-
day at the home of his parents, Mr.
Mrs. George Hill. Ins wife, Mrs.
James Hilt of Clifford was a passenger
on the Grampian when the vessel strue
an iceberg and was badly disabled.
The passengers were put on board the
Empress of England and again sailed
for Liverpool. It w a thrilling ex-
perience. Mrs. Hill ,oes to visit her
parents in England. One of her
brothers was killed in the wen We
hope Mrs. Hill will have a pleasant
visit in her native land and a safe
return to het home in Stratford. -
John McKenzie, of our village, who has
been ill, is recovering. -John Kaiser
has bought a Studebaker car from Mr,
Lavis, of Clinton. -Mr. and Mrs.
John Aikenhead, of London, are visit-
ing in our neighborhood. -Mrs. Nichol,
of London, visited at the home of Mr.
Welsh in Stanlet.-Mr. and Mrs.
Smith, of Toronto, were this week the
guests of Rev. D. -McIntosh at the
Manse. -Pte. Walton Moffat and Pte.
McGregor have returned from over-
seas .-Miss G. Wileoneof Toronto, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Swan. -Mr. and Mrs. Bremner were
last week the guest e of John Snider,
-Neil Yellowlers and family are
spending the vacation in our yillage.
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Special
'Sale
Millinery
of
Pretty Summer
• Blouses
• The woman with an eye to vacation
needs in the very near future will take
ample advantage of this opportunity,
as will women who like to have on
hand a number of these dainty voile
blouses to spare their more costly
Georgette crepes and silks. Every
Blouse was a splendid value at its
formereprice, therefore making the
saving more remarkable:
Blouses at $1.50 to $5.50. , -Dainty
voiles, allover embroidered vales,
models trimmed with embroidery and
Valenciennes lace.. Also eorne pretty
novelty -striped voiles in. tailored ef-
fects, including the one -big -pearl but-
ton style.
Blouses at $3.50 Charming voiles,
novelty voiles and sheer organdies so -
fashionable this Summer. Some are
trimmed with well -placed -bits of hand -
embroidery or deft touches .of color.
Middy Blouses, $2`-. 00. White middy
twills, in regulation lace -front styles,
with blue sailor collar, is Veil as
novelties trimmed,in sports colors, or
hand -ern oidered in eploa All sizes
for wo en, $2.00 to $5.50.
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.The $ martest possible summer styles, most fashion-
able dresses, prettiest colors and patterns, styles that
will increase in desirabil4y throughout the summer
are included in this collection.
The young woman who is now completing her
summer wardrobe, whether she goes to the country or
stays at home, will do well to select her dresses arnor?g
this assemblage, for in eyerv instancethe values are
at least one-fourth more than their present selling
price.
Materials are novelty goods, fancy crepes, 1 ging
hams, and many .otner summery materials.. The styles
are those Approved by, fashion, emphasizing the newest
and latest teatures-but every one of them is 'beautiful
no matter what the price. $4.00 to Sio-co.
The ,Best Summer- •'Skirts .we have
Seen this; Season --$2 to *4
• in fact, we know that these'are the best summer
skirts seen anywhere, .This is as much, true .because
of the smarit styles and good quality of the materials,
as ot the fact that this represents a special putchase,
presenting much better values, than usual' at this price.
They are irreproachably wellitailored-indeed
their maker is well known tor ilie chafacier of his work-
manship. All details of their fiitirg is perfect, design-
ed in correct proponions.
ihe fabrics include Ru,ian cod, plain and fancy
pique, f)lain and faticy g-abardines, etc. They all nave
separate beltsq and there are at least a dozen- styles to
select from. All waist bands from 24 to 36 (some
larger) in all proportionate lengths.
Women's Combinatipn Suits 125
A fine opportunity for the woman who wishes to
supply herself for the summer with dependable Under-
wear at a very small price, At 1,25 you can buy here
Combination Suits that elsewhere sell for much more;
made of fine cotton,: in regular and extra 'sizes; lace
trimmed.
Envelope Chemises 1.50 to 2.50
Very exceptional value. These attractive garments
have stood our most rigid tests for quality and style.
Charmingly trimmed with lace and embroidery, some
with medallions.
Babies' Dresses at 1.75
A small quantity reduced to this price. Sheer,
dainty, trimmed with fine laces and prettiest ernbroid-
eries, With low neck and short sleeves.- Sizes 6 Months
to 3 years. Covid they, have been offered more oppor-
tunely than now -in warm weather time?
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Plenty of White Hosiery here in a
number ordesirable grades, with the
assurance that valuev take second
place to none, and ..that our Hosiery
will give a maximum wear. A few
examples 'taken at random.
White thread -Silk Stockings, lisle
tops and soles, 85e pair.
White full fashioned thread -silk
Stockings, mercerized tops and soles,
$1.25 pair.
White thread -silk Stockings mercer-
ized tops and soles, $2.00 pair.
Stockings, some embroidered in self
and contrasting colors, 50c pair.
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