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Phone 58
Dorsey and
MacKinnon
The Big Store on the Corner.
Stationery & School Supplies
SCOTT'
Wallpaper & Window Shades
We desire to announce that
our 1920 Wall Papers are all
in stook; In the new lines we
have made a specialty of pop-
ular priced papers of the very
highest grade designs obtain-
able. Prop in and see them.
SCOTT'S, Main St,
SEAFORTH
THE HURON EXPOSITOR and wet" know that "He who tempers
the storm to the shorn lamb has
done .the best thing for His little one
DISTRICT MATTERS and will keep her until they too will
fall asleep," and so believing, look
forward to the day when in her old
Moved to Walkerton. --Mr. Edvrard joyous way she shall welcome to the
Daley, who has been an emp1oye in home of many mansidns those who
W. D. Bright & Son's Tailoring shop to -day mourn her absence from their
for a number of years, has entered life and love, A special sleigh was
into partnership with Mr. G. Rourke, 'needed to carry the flowers.- As well
another former Seaforth boy, in the as the tributes from the husband and
'tailoring business in Walkerton, and Miss Crich, the parents, brother and
has disposed of his house here and sister, and the brothers and their
already entered upon his new business wives, flowers were received from the
in Walkerton. On Wednesday morn- Methodist church L 0. D. E., Masonic
ing Mrs. Daley and family also left Lodge, L 0. 0. F., of Carberry; Meth -
for their new home. Mr.. and Mrs. odist W. M. S. and Ladies' Aid, Meth -
Daley have been well known and odist 'Trustee Board, of Hartney, Mr.
esteemed residents of Seaforth and and Mrs. Russell 'Forbes, Mr. and
they have many friends here who Mrs. J. A. Callender; J. and G. Crich;
sincerely regret their removal, but W. A. Crich and sisters, Seaforth;
who will join The Expositor in wishing the Misses Rdddel, of -Winnipeg; the
them every success in • their new Forbes cousins, Mr. and -Mrs. G. H.
home. Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bartley,
and Mrs. Bartley, and Miss Kathleen
Morris, of Brandon.
Egmondville Notes. — Mr. Alex.
Gordon has sold his property to Mr:
Forest from McKillop. We have not
learned what Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
intend to do but hope they will still
be residents of our village.—We un-,
derstand there is to be a Scotch con-
cert in our church on March 23rd,
when Ree. W. Moffat will show lime
light views of Bonnie Scotland and
other scenes. There will also be
music, songs, solos, etc.—We are
sorry to note that Mr. John Gemmell
who hat; been seriously ill for some
weeks, is not improving, and slight
hopes are held for his recovery.—
Mr. W. B. McLean is confined to his
room with an attack ' of sciatica,
Mrs. Wm. Hudson, who has been
seriouslyill for some weeks, is im-
proving slowly.
Presentation. — A very pleasant
evening was spent at the home of
Mrs. R. Frost on Friday evening
hist, when the members of her Sun-
day School class gathered to spend
a social evening with one of their
members, Miss Ethel Daley, before
her removal to her new home in
Walkerton. During the evening Miss
Daley was presented with an ivory
piece and the following address:—
"Dear Ethel:—I am appointed by
your classmates and our teacher,
Mrs. Frost, to present you in their
name this piece of ivory, which we
trust will prove useful. ,I assure yon.
in their behalf .that as a brilliant and
talented class -mate and as a noble
young girl we have ever found you
the best friend any one could ask.
We are justly proud of you, And the
best this old world has to give is
none too good for you. You will ever
be remembered by this Seaforth Sun-
day School class with feelings of
highest regard. and esteem."
Stratford, Ont.
ONTARIO'S BEST BUSINESS
COLLEGE
We give thorough courses. We
give individual instruction.. We
have no summer vacation. Stu-
dents may enter at any time.
Commence your course now. We
place graduates • in positions.
Write for our free catalogue.
' D. A. McLACHAN, Principal
J.E._DALY
e we i or 'dull Optician.
issrier Marriage Licenses
4EA FORTH ONT
photographsi
Now is the time to have that
Family Group taken. Call in
and see our display of Group
Photos. We make a speciality
of taking family photos.
We do Picture Framing. Try
us.
D. F. BUCK
PHOTOGRAPHER
LET'S HAVE A
G.W.V.A. Club Opening. — The
ndsome and commodious G.W.V.A.
dub Rooms in the Oddfellows' block,
.which have just been completed', were
opened for formal inspection' on 'Sat-
urday afternoon and evening last,
when tea was served by the ladies.
The appartments throughout are very
complete. The large reading room
contains an electric fire place, a hand-
some Brunswick phonograph, donat-
ed by the Ladies' Auxiliary, and easy`
chairs, presented by the Messrs. Stew-
art. and J. Rankin. Thereis also a
very well equipped gymhasium and
amusement room containing pool tab-
les and bowling alley. On Wednesday
evening the rooms were formally op-
ened with a euchre and dance. There
were about fifty tables of cards, which
were played until 10.30 when lunch
was served by the ladies after which
dancing to the music of Lombardo's
London. orchestra was enjoyed Until the
early hours of the morning Although
there was a very large crowd, the vet-
eran's spared no pains to make the
evening a. pleasant one for their guests
and in this they succeeded beyond a
doubt, the unanimous, opinion being
that it was the most successful social
function of the year and old and young
enjoyed every minute of it, especially
the latter as the music was excellent
and the room and floor an ideal one for
dancing. If Wednesday evening is
any indication and we believe it is, the
Club is going to be an immense suc-
cess. There is at present .a member-
ship of over 100, with a --Ladies' Aux-
iliary of 75.
The Late Mrs. Chester Crich.—
Two weeks ago we made brief- ref-
erence to the death of Mrs. Chester
Crieh, brother of. Mr. W.- A. Crich, of
this town, and a former well known
redident, which occurred in the hos-
pital at Winnipeg. The following
from the Hartley Star, of Hartney,
Manitoba, will be of interest to
many friends in this district: "A
cloud was cast over this community
on Wednesday, February 25th, when
word was received of the death that
morning at Winnipeg General hos-
pital, of Margaret Irene Brusdon, be-
loved wife of Chester C. Crich, :of
Carberry, and youngest child of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Brunsdon, of Hart-
ney, aged thirty years, five months
and sixteen days. Coming to this
district when but a, babe, Margaret
was known, by all the old timers.
She received her schooling here and
here attended church, Sunday school,
prayer meeting, young peoples' meet- =
See the new Overland Four at $1275, the
best riding car on the market under $2,000.
G. C. Bell, "Dealer, Seaforth.
For Sale.—A solid brick house, 7 rooms,
lot 160x800, in Seaforth. Apply to F. Holme-
sted. 2727-tf
Notice. --Owing to difficulties, I will be un-
able to supply my many customers with milk
'after April lst. D. H. Stewart, Seaforth
Girl wanted at the Hick's House, Mitchell,
$30 per month. 2726-4
See our Special Frost Fence Sate on page 6.
Henry Edge, Seaforth. 2723-tf
For Sale. -4 number of thoroughbred White
Rock Roosters for sale at Winthrop. W. J.
Kinney, R. R. No. 1, Seaforth. • 2725-3
House For Sale.—Seven roomed frame
house on Centre Street, Seaforth, good cellar,
hard and soft water, good garden with fruit
trees. Price reasonable. Apply to William
Srnithers, Seaforth, Ont. 2725-tf
For Sale (Privately).—Kitchen cabinet, a
piece bedroom suite, hardwood oak finish;
dresser hardwood oak finish, 1/.1 dozen high
back dining room chairs, 1 tapestry. rug, 3 by
4 Ards; a number of good window shades
C. A. Barber, Market Street, Seeforth.
2727x1
Lecture.—Illustrated lecture on Bonnie
Scotland in song and story by Rev.Walter
Moffat, Egrnondville Church, on Tuesday,
March 23rd, at 8 p.m. Admission, adults
25c, children 10c. 2727-1
Why Buy a New Car.—A De Luxe stream-
line hood will place your Ford car in the
thousand dollar class. Only seventeen dol-
lars till price advances. Fits all Ford cars
previous •to 1817. Write for circular. The
Burrows Mfg. Co„, Toronto. 2724-6
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Miasio
n Work.—The Barbara Kirk-
man Mission Auxiliary concert on
Tuesday evening was enjoyed by a
goodly number. The music was of
a high order, and each young lady
did her part well. The object of
the concert was to raise money to
help purchase material for the mak-
ing of clothing for two infants of the
Eihelbert hospital, and also to enlist
the sympathy of the audience in.
n.ission work. it is surely an incen-
tive to the older people to see these
young • girls giving their time and
energy to such noble, unselfish work.
Their reward is the most. precious
thing in the world, a noble character.
At the close of the programme an
appeal was made for young men and
women to effer themselves for ser-
vice in the Lord's vineyard.
Where are the reapers, .Oh! who will
come, to share in the glory of the
harvest home. The missionary so-
cieties of the Presbyterian church of
Seaforth have now a membership
larger than, ever before. The Barbara
Kirkman Mission Auxiliary has 34
members. The Sunshine Band for
children has 55 or more, and the W.
M. S. has 115, exclusive of the Mc-
Killop branch. The church expects
to have a Home Helper's Circle for
those who through sickness, age, or
a multiplicity of duties are unable to
attend the church meetings, so that
'no woman need be deprived of the
privilege of assisting in this work
for the Master. The annual provin-
cial meeting of the Ontario Missionary
Society will be held in Stratford on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. This is an unusual op-
portunity for the people of this dis-
trict as it is near and the train ser-
vice is such as to enable one to at-
tend all the meeting held in one day
and return home at night.—Com.
Local Briefs. Miss Lyda Stewart,
daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George
Stewart, of Crystal City, Manitoba,
who has been spending several weeks
with helatives here, left on Thursday
for Winnipeg where she was united
in marriage on Wednesday, March
lrlth, to Mr. Matthew Hyslop, of
Crystal City. Many friends here of
the bride will extend best wishes for
a happy married life—Mrs. W. E.
Southgate, Sr., left last week to visit
with friends in Toronto and New
York.—Capt. W. G. Martin, of Brant-
ford, gave a most excellent lecture
in the Methodist Church on Tuesday
evening last, under the auspices of
the Y. P. A. His recital subject was
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.—Urs, R.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Wall Papers
Our Wall Papers this •
year were selected with •
great care, in regard .to
quality, style and prices.
e are maw showing pap-
ers suitable for any room.
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Thompson's
Bookstore - Seaforth
Window Shades. and Picture Frames.
Agent for New Idea Patterns.
Chair Seats
10c, 15c & 20c
each
New Goods at the
Old Prices
Beattie Bros.
, Phone 129.
J. French received word on Thurs-
day last of the sudden death of her
uncle, Mrs. James Somers, of Blyth.—
Mr. John Beattie spent a couple of
days in Brantford this week.—The
public school hockey team were in
Mitchell on Saturday of last week
where they played a friendly game
with the Mitchell school, Seaforth
winning by a score of 12-2.—Rev. F.
H. Larkin will -have for his subject
next Sunday evening "Sir Oliver
Lodge and Spiritualism."—Mrs. Wm.
Scott was called to St.Marys this
week owipg to the illness of . her
daughter, Mrs. Stewart McIntosh.—
Mr. W. H. Kent has accepted a posi-
•
tion in Stratford and left for that place.
this week. — Miss Isabel McDowell
has returned to Toronto after spend-
ing a week at her home in McKillop.
—Mrs. Glew, of Clinton, was a guest
at the home of her brother, Mr. W.
-A. Crich, this week.—Miss- Isabel
Scott leaves this week to accept a
position in Brantford.—Mr. Bateman,
of Kitchener, spent Sunday with his
family in town..—Miss Elva Richmond
and Miss Myrtle Young, of Blyth, re-
turned home this week after spend-
ing a few days at the home of Mr.
and, Mrs. J. G. Martin.—Mrs. Millage,
of Winnipeg, and Mrs. Watson, of
St. Marys, who were the guests of
Miss Jackson in Egmondville last
week, have 'returned to their homes.
--At a meeting of the Chatham Board
of Education held on Monday even-
ing the salary of Mr. A. A. Naylor,
Principal of the Queen Mary school
in that city, was increased $300, re-
troactive to January lst, 1920. Mr.
Naylor resigned the principalship of
the Seaforth public school last Sep-
tember to accept the principalship of
the Chatham school at a salary of
$1,500. This was increased by $100
in December and again by $100 in
January, and this last increase now
makes his salary, $2,000 a year.—Mrs.
Middlemost and son, Robert, who have
been here since the death of her
mother, Mrs. Robert Johnston re-
turned to their home in Mullion. on
Thursday.—Mr. J. M. Best was in
Toronto last week on the argument
of the appeal in the Cardno vs. Poulos
case. Messrs. Cardno Bros. appealed
the decision given against them some
time ago by Judge Dickson, but the
• appeal was not successful, it having
been aismissed with costs.—Mr. P.
C. Jackson, who was visiting at the
home of his sister, Miss Jackson in
Egmondville, returnedto Montreal on -
Monday.—Mr. Thomas Holland has
returned home from Kitchener hos-
pital where he underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis.—Mr. Michael
O'Rielly, who has been spending the
winter in -town, left Tuesday morning
for Kitchener, where he has accepted
a position.—Mr. G. A. Sills intends
moving into the house on John street
vacated by Mr. Umbach, until his
new home is completed,. Mr. W. J.
Duncan has purchased. Mr. Sills' resi-
dence facing Victoria Park. — Mr.
Lockhart Johnston has been trans-
ferred from. Seaforth to the Walton
branch of the Bank of Commerce,
where he will act as teller.—Mr. J.
Dorsey was in London this week.—
Mr. M. L Ruttle is moving this week
MARCH 19, 1920. •
into the residence he recently pur-
chased from Mr. E. Daley.,—Dr. Field
public school inspector, paid an official
visit to Seaforth school this week.—
Mrs. Thorburn, of Ottawa is the guest
of Mrs. J. C. Greig.
MANLEY
Notes.—Syrup making is the order
ef the day but the cold' weather has
put a damper on it. -e -The late soft
weather has made the roads impass-
able.—Mr. Joe Eckert is home on a
visit from Kitchener.
TUCKERSMMI
See our Special Frost Fence Sale on page 5.
Henry Edge, Seaforth. 2728-tf
Farm Sold.—Mr. G. W. Nott has
sold his farm to Mr. Garrett, of Wal-
ton. This farm contains 130 acres
which will make Mr. Garret a very
comfortable home, the consideration
being $10,000. Mr. Nott has pur-
chased the homestead of the late Wm.
Dale, which is nicely situated three
iniles'west of Seaforth, and will move
there shortly.
LONDESBORO
Notes.—Mr. and Mrs/Joseph Wal-
lace are visiting his sister's. His
visit was made rather gloomy as his
sister, Mrs. John Garret, died very
suddenly from the flu, passing away
a few days after their arrival here.
—Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lyon have re-
turned home from a month's visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Holmes,
near Dresden.—The men of the Meth-
odist church arranged a bee a couple
of days ago and cut the wood for the
church in Mr. John Scott's bush.—
Rev. Mr. McCormick, of Blyth, sup-
plied for Rev. A. Abrey on Sunday,
conducting the services at Burns' and
at the village church.—A pretty wed-
ding was solemnized on Wednesday
afternoon at the Methodist parson-
age, when Miss Laura Shoddrook and
Hiram Sundercock, son of Nathaniel
Suridercoek, Stanley township, were
united in marriage. The bride and
groom were attended by Miss Maud
Shoddrook and Mr. Clarence Craw-
ford. They will make their home in
Stanley township near Varna, and
have the best wishes of many friends.,
The ceremony was performed by- the
Rev. Mr. Sawers.—There is to be a
meeting on Friday evening to consider
things more definitely about the
memorial hall. The thing seems
rather undecided. Some want the
hall and some are • against it.
Hat Sale..
Do Not Miss It
DAYS
ONLY --
March 19' and 20'
•••••••••.••••••••
• OWING TO SICKNESS I AM
FORCED TO QUIT BUSINESS,
AND WILL OFFER TO THE
PUBLIC ABOUT 150 LADIES'
TRIMMED AND READY-TO-
WEAR HATS. THESE HATS
ARE ALL GOOD STYLES AND
WORTH UP TO $10.00. ALL
TO BE SOLD AT PRICES
RANGING FROM
25c to $2,00
REMEMBER THE DATES AND
GET IN EARLY.
Miss /VI:Johnstone
Opposite Daly's Garage
Princess
THIS WEEK END
Bryant Washburn
Big Stage Comedy
in George Broaditurste
'WHY SMITH LEFT HOME'
He could put up with an elopeinent,,
a 'fire, a train wreck, an earthquape-- •
all of which he did. He could even
hold his, own, with the woman Who
called him son-in-law. But, there -
are some things a Mark can not and
win not stand for—that's "Vihy Smith
Left Home."
COME AND SEE
THUR. FRL SAT.
PRINCESS
Friday
March
Saturday
March
27th
Announcing Our
SPRING
MILLINERY OPENING
—Two Display,Days—
Friday and Saturday March 26 and 27
A splendid showing of the new Millinery modes *representative
of the genius of the leading millinery artists. The newest and
smartest *styles ready for your inspection, and we sincerely trust
that you will pay us a visit during these two very important days.
We know that yon will be delighted with the collection because
we have personally selected all the hats in it
Tbis Opening is rendered very attractive andk faacinating by -
the variety of original models as well as adaptations and modifica-
tions of expensive hats, which show distinctive teaches of individuality
and originality. It presents millineryof surpassing simplicity and
beauty, of delightful freshness, of aristocratic exclusiveness and of
charming becomingneas, in a large variety of shapes and motifs.
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