HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1921-09-09, Page 8fH
Y�•
fir
I;
Dania
r fi ti�aro Wading
ih ,ttat the Church,on
A` S
V. SEPTEMBER 9th
tom 3 tt„m. till 7 p.m.
There will be home-made
se tgin,aandfancy
fruit plain
vegetables
for sale -
Tea will be served in the
basement from 4 p.m. till 7 p.m.
There will be an ice cream
booth.
EVERYBODY COME
THE
Salvation Army
DIBTKlr 'F-' Ail'
A Good Appointment. --David Wil.
liana
ll-
liam Harvey, son of Alex. Harvey,of
has s beett`..appointed assist-
ant manager of the United Toronto
RailWaye under the transportation
commission, Mr. Harvey has been
superintendent and engineer of• the
civic lines for some time past. He
is a graduate in science of Toronto
University: Mr, Harvey is a brother
of Mrs. F. J. Burrows, of Seaforth.
on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 1921
at 8 p.m.
STAFF CAPTAIN and MRS. LEWIS
after twenty years in India
(will lecture on
"INDIA, ITS
YR PEOPLE AND ITS
They will dress in the uniform of.
that Country, sing in its language,
and display curios.
ADMISSION:
Collection at Door to Pay Expenses
Do Not Fail To Hear Them
f
Missionary Meeting ---The semi-
annual conference of the Woinen''s
Missionary Society will be held in
Knox Church, Goderich, on Tuesday,
September lath, with afternoon and
evening sessions and an executive
meeting at one p.m. will be held. Miss
Agnes I. Dickson, of South China,
and Rev. B. Smillie, of India, and
Mrs, McGillray will give addresses.
Tea will be served at six o'clock.
i
Fresh Raspberries. — Mr. John
Haigh brought us in a sample of
beautiful ripe raspberries on Satur-
day last, picked from his garden that
afternoon. The berries are large and
ripe and he says there are numbers
of them, while other bushes are out
in. 'bbissom. Raspberries are not, as
a rale, any too plentiful in Septem-
ber, and if Mr. Haigh can keep his
coming he will be in luck.
JAMES W4TSON
Main Street - Seaforth
Agent for Singer Sewing
Machines, and General In-
surance Agent.
pinker. yl ` Yb had beep up,
and ahnitt Own -A usual until about
two *peke 'ago, when an unusually
Severe 'attack followed by pneumonia
proved too much -amt he graduallyl
sank until the Mid came on Tuesday
morning.'' Mr. Johns was born in the
township of'Tuckersmith, being a son,
of the late Robert Johns, West End,
and the greater part of his life was
spent in that township Where
farmed until about seventeen years
ago when he moved to Seaforth, where
he has since resided. He was a man
of quiet disposition but was popular
among neighbors and friends alike,
and in hie passing the town loses
one of its best citizens. He was a
consistent member and regular at-
tendant of First Presbyterian church.
Mr. Johns was twice married, his first
wife being Jane Carnochan, daugh-
ter of the late Robert Carnochan, of
Tuckersmit'h. His second wife was
Mrs. Perry, of Hamilton, who sur-
vives him together with two sisters
and one brother, Miss Johns, of Clin-
ton; Mrs. Andrews, of Manitoba, and
Mr. Hiram Johns, of the West. The
funeral was held from his late home
Thursday afternoon, interment be-
ing made in the Maitlandbank ceme-
tery.
Watch 'for the Epworth League tea room
on Fair Day. 2500-tf
For Sale. For sale cow and calf. Apply
to Fred Robber° . or phone 20 on 120. Sea -
forth.
If you want oil wheat flour get n hundred
of our last shipment. Phone No. 6. 25U W. N.
Kerslake.
Salt.—We have joss unloaded n our of
fine salt. Special prise, for the next ten
day.. Phone No. 6. W. E. Kerolake. 2504-I
We hove just received n wonderful oil -
lecithin f wider color pulnldngs. See them
this week ut 'Moues Munk and Art Store.
Pafy No School Fees.—The Schon
Law Amendment, 1921, reads in parts I thea -r
—"No fees shall be payable by pup
Tire Hale. --soars, a>miuiun Gron.•e 7:
have
a high school which they „g, 514A0; Nobhi 'i'rsma. 517.50. G. C -
have a right to attend under the pro- seen, Overland Deafer. Phone 207• 2000
would
ds d this act." Tclause
For Sale. -One auto knitting machine, near-
would indicate that pupils within the clrnew. The
xvowiw� ofn�r information -10V
municipality will not pay fees, while I.. R. steel Hoek bought: darns +n .t°r'"a
county Pupils as the amended section n d Honda. sense y, c:omvany. on_ata°n
reads: "Shall pay such fees as the Bldg., 'r,, a to. °
county council may prescribe but the Boarder. Wanted. --Comfortable homer with
fees must be uniform for all high > .rsxf' rooms men preferred. Apply 2804x1
schools of the country." F cal° A stared tared bueuv for ante.
---�—'--- mthle. AVV Y w r r •
,Lean, 4tailtOr t4 I
i s Oleireb,
Marion, ;have
•
1@i�r• where they efite last 4tigndnt a';
Mrs. Mary Jo`hns'on, uf,: Lucian ,
is visiting at the h i k x 44,1 11*,,
er, Mrs. G. D. Haigh- of fix, mid *rs.,Will'auu VWallace and Mies iollbre, of
Comber, have been visiting at the:
former's home • do •'Eg•;pondvllle.--
MIs ' Frances Reynolds has resumed
(large of her school at Beechwood:
—Miss Diary Quigley, who has been"
the guest of Miss Dolly Carlin, lies
returned to her home in Detroit.—
Mr. and Mrs. Shannon, of Under-
wood, spent/ the week end at the
home of Mrs. D, Dorrance.- 'Mr. M..
R. Shiels, of Belleville, was a week
erd guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Storey.—Mr. and Mrs.
e _ John Case and Mr. Garnet - Case, of
Toronto, visited at the hoine of Mrs.
nd Mrs. Alex. Kennedy, North Main Nora Carlin and family this week.—
and
Mdse Agnes Nolen, Who wast Mr. and Mrs. George Steet of Sagi-
a guest at the home of Mrs. Adam naw, are visiting Mr. Stoat's mother
Dickson, has. returned to Toronto.—
Cassidy and familyin Egmondville. aMr. and Mrs A. P.
M�tar Bertice and Orton Logan, motored here
of Teeswater, have returned from Detroit and spent a few days
home after visiting a few weeks with with Mr. and Mrs; William Devereux'
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Haigh.—Mr. Fred and other friends.—Rev. S. McLean
Faulkner, of, Windsor, spent the boli- 'Will deliver his sermon on "The Duty
do t of Faultfinding" Sunda evening in
-
EX3al tQ Ct(00IGS, WIT .BOOKS,
S FOOL'SpA+P PADS,
CRAYONS;; ATE1tCOIAIRs, PEN-
HOLDERIpt' 2. PENCIS,S, ERASERS,
RULER$: EIRIOOL BAGS, INS,
PENCIL ' BOXES, OiEMPAi9SEr9'
DRAWER ,$ITS, SLATES, SLATE
P8}N.•CILS, CHALK,
TT mpson's
BOOKSTORE,• - - SEAFORTH
a
Jeweler a n d Optician.
Issuer Marriage Licenses
SEAFORTH - ONT.
WELLS DRILLED
Any parties in need of water should
see the undersigned, who has an up-
to-date drilling outfit.
Gas power.
Terms Reasonable.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
W. D. HOPPER
North Main Street - - Seaforth
2797-tf
n,,>or ] ''
1< D,Jry L504a irh
Golfers Win At Goderich: A very streo4. r pre"h
enjoyable game of golf was played roll tted. , (with our pf home refer -
over the Maitland links at Goderich for Canato dian Fier ural Guarantee, and ex- Palmerston, spent Lalwr Day at her
between twelve men from the Sea- pea,. para. Canadian rarmer, oronto. t home in McKi;n,p.—Miss Mary forth Club and twelve vi the nolds has returned to her school in
fRey-
GoderichthGolf, resulting in a victory - For sale. rt mei
house ro collo g who spent the iat her home
for the Seaforth Club. The follow- ha l and .arc water "na tnth. Goad rediae: Niagara Falls. -Miss Edith Govher home
f knit pall as res donde, nck
il kinds fruit
in Winthrop, bas returned to Toronto.
—Mr. Percy Hoag has returned to
Hageraville to, resume his duties as
principal of the school at that place.
-Bliss Florreim Thompson returned
to Toronto on Monday. Mr. Jack
Hinchley returned to Galt on Monday.
—Miss Kate Cowan is visiting friends
in Ailsa Craic.--Mrs. L. C. Jackson
•• returned
home after
familyhave and
spending the <ununer at their cottage
at Bruce Bea,•it.--Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Kruse and son returned to their home
it Galt on Monday after spending a
day at the home of his pa
town,—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eyre, of
Sarnia, were week end guests at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Bristow. -Miss Minnie Merrier
left on Monday to resume her studies
at the Toronto Conservator;' of
Music. --Mr. George Stewart, of Lon-
don spent the holiday a'
Egnsondville church,—Mies Caldwell,
who has been spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mns. R. H. Sproat,
has returned to Regina.—The Wo-
men's Missionary Society will conduct
the morning, and evening services in
First Presbyterian church on Sunday,
September 18th,—Mr. Macdonald,
here.—,Miss Helen Dickson returned manager -of the Dominion Bank, spent
to 'Toronto on Mo,n,lay. --Mr, and M.M. the week end in Orillia. — Mr.
R. M. Jones weer up from Guelph for Carl Pinkney, of Stratford, spent
the week end. --Miss Jessie Wilson, of the ,week end with with his grand -
Owen Sound, seem the holiday at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clark.
home of her ',moots, Mr. and Mrs. He was accompanied home .by his bro-
ther and sister, Glen and Ruth, who
the Sank of t'• ntmerce, Brantford, is spent their holidays here—Mr. Frank
spending his holidays at the home of Carlin spent the holiday in Stratford.
his -parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wil- —Mrs. Gibson has returned from
"son.�Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Scott were Stratford, where she spent the sum -
visiting with Hamilton and Toronto mer.—'Mrs. (Dr.) Mulligan, who has
friends this st,•ek,—Mrs. Finlayson, been visiting her mother, Mrs. T. Mc -
Sr., and her daughter, Mrs. A. For- Quaid, Goderich street west, returned
syth, of Tuck,rsmith, returned Ion to her home in Grand Forks, N. D.,
Friday frpm an extended trip through on Monday.—Mr. and Mrs. Ralph'El-
the West- 'IlE- Alma Dalton, of liott are visiting with friends in
Windsor.--lMrs. Russel Sproat spent
a few days in Toronto last week.—
Miss Verna Jarrett, of Hamilton, is
spending her holidays at her home
here—'Mrs. Parkes Ansell, Mrs. W.
Holt and. Miss Harriet Wilson, of
Oakville, spent the week end at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. A. Young.
—Mr. Joe Eckert made a business
trip to Hamilton on Tuesday.—Miss
Marjorie Nolan has gone to Rostock
where she has accepted a school.—
Mr. and Mrs, James A. Laidlaw, of
Sacramento, California, are visiting at
the home of his mother in Egmond-
cKil-
Robert Hogg, of MeKil-
lop,
gg,
lop, spent the past week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Johnston, at Port
Burwell.—Miss Grace Weir is visit-
ing friends in Toronto and Niagara
Full,:—.Miss McNichol, of the Brus-
sels Post staff was visiting friends in
town this week,—Mrs. J. J. McQuade
and Master Hubert have returned to
their home in Detroit after holiday-
ing with friends here.—Mr. T. Steph-
ens, Sr., is in Toronto this week.—
Mrs. J. A. Jackson, who was the guest
of Miss Jackson in Egmondville, has
Victory, Govern-
ment and Muni-
cipal Bonds
Sold at current rates and deliver-
ed free of expense.
R. S. HAYS, SEAFORTH, ONT.
2778 -ti
ing is the score: Seaforth.
Goderich.
Campion ..0 R. E. Cresswell 1
3. Williams 0 W.E. Southgate 1
F. Chapman1 F. Savauge 0
C. Garrow.......1 J. C. Greig
T. Mitchell, .0 G. McTaggart...1 an ail t sear•
W Sanders 0 P Calder i Canadian peas
our ' barn and rhea house
tae"µ, email fruit; me `
cement s.r and pump in ,,are.. s. • int 0,1 1:"
throughout Apply n r pre,nea'. en Iof
rOS .f
Market Street to W �� W. Cowan.
Miss 'Annie G. G0veodork. gn,duate
Teachers. coo,ne. (iodowOky Method, (ton-
ndian Arudemy of Music. onnouncea the im-
mediate -o fi nim: of her classes in piano.
organ a l'ltpnW ill he prepared
an ors for .an decoy of Toronto. Conner,
E. Donaldson. ... W. W. Robinson 1 ,eery or Mask examinations. Studio North
2xo4-�
ai„ street. Pham. lea.
•e.....0
M
odic
...0 J. G. prettyConnie
n .
h
Killoran
L.horror a
J.piled ,
R. Lloyd 1 H. Edge 0 1+orrnr n b 1 read the new ypapere
Med d the scullery girl, l.'tv.1[ardey...; .I W. B. Macdonald 11 acid discovered Char. she had been used w
Kev. McDermid. 0 Th Dodds 1 't Kin hovel theft, and that her
in-
-' a thief and not a thief? Mow she right-
ed 7 ed s matters make absorbing episode ,n
the Metro special an picture, ••C.inderellu's
Adolescent School Act. ----Forms for Twin," playing of the Stnmd Theatre Mon-
day. nimbly and Wednesday with Mon-
2204-1
the administration of the Adolescent poise. averring.
Act which came into farce on Sep-
tember lot, have been r•t, ':ved and
the chief inspector's department is
completing arrangements for the is-
suing of home and employment per-
mits. Under the Act. the parent or
guardian of a child between the ages
of fourteen and sixteen who desires
:;,-,t child to discontinue attending
,cin -'t must make application to the
chief attendance officer fur a permit.
The application requires a statement
from the parent of the reasons why
it is Blade. If the child i; needed to
work at home, a hnpse permit is is-
sued. If, on the other hand, the
child is to enter regular' employment
away frons home, tine application for
his release from school must be ac-
companied by a pranlisc of employ-
ment from the prospective employer.
This letter must give the nature of
the work the child will be doing, the
number of hours o: work per day
ar,d must contain a bona fide assur-
ance that the child will actually se-
cure a position. If the attendance
fficer is satisfied. he then issues an
employment certificate.
Thos.
MAKE MONEY
AT HOME
$15 to $60 paid weekly for
your\ spare time writing
showcards for us. No can-
vassing. We instruct alld
supply you with steady work
West -Angus Showcard Ser-
vice, Church &- Colborne Sts.
Toronto.
ac r. mm, a was accused. She
m nt Prince Charming � ht
FALL TERM FROM SEPT. 6th
The largest and best Com-
mercial School in Western On-
tario. A school where" you can
get through courses under ex-
perienced instructors in Com-
mercial, Shorthand and Tele-
graphy departments. Gradu-
ates assisted to positions.
Home study courses can be
arranged. Get our free cata-
logue.
D. A..McLL�ApCHLAN
rnoTuner
n
For London Fair.—The following
stockmen and breeders from this dis-
trict will ship stock from Brumfield
station on Friday for the Western
Fair, London: J. G. McMichael, of
Seaforth, will take a Hackney stallion
and a Clyde stallion for Mr. C'olqu-
h•.un, of Mitchell; D. Fotheringhai ,
13rurefielel, his agricultural tears; A.
Sinclair, of Kippen, team of Heavy
draughts; A. & J. Broadfoot, Tucker -
smith, heavy draught broad ;Blare and
foal, and year-old Clyde stallion;
Joseph Reynolds, Hallett, agricultural
team( and Gc:mge Dale, Mullett,
Hackney mare and General Purpose
team,
a
New Books.—The following books
have been received at the Public
Library and have been put in cir-
culation: Fiction—Flood Tide, Bas-
sett; The Cross Cut, Cooper; Inno-
cent Adventures, Bradley; The Brim-
ming Cup, Canfield; C.Bestermarke
Instinct, Fletcher; Orange Yellow
Diamond, Fletcher; Galusha, the Mag-
nificent. Lincoln; The Unseen Ear,
Livingston; The Mountebank, Locke;
In Red and Gold, Mervin; The Feast
of Lanterns, M.iln; The Samovar'Gue,
Moore; Tales From a Rolltop Desk,
Morley; .Jacob's Ladder, Appenheim;
Sister Sue, Porter; Alice Adams,
Tarkington;, The Daffodil Murder,
Wallace; The Mysterious Rider, Grey;
Betty Zane, Grey; Main Street,
Lewis; Westwind Drift, McCutcheon;
Captain Macedoine's Daughter, Mc -
Fee; Great Pearl Secret, Williamson:
The Parts Men Play, Baxter; Sisters-
in-law, Atherton; Potterism, Macaul-
.y; Penny Plain, Douglas; The Film
Mystery, Reeve; Cherry Isle, Close;
Miss Lulu Bett, Gale. Non-Fiction—
Labrador, Cabot; Right Royal, Mase-
field; The Uses of Diversity, Ches-
terton; People of Destiny, Gibbs;
Synom ms and Antonyms, Allen;
History of English. and Canadian lit-
erature to the Confederation; Great
Game of Business, Frederick; Compare
ative Religion Jordan; God's Country,
Curwood; Ballads of a Bohemian,
Service; Prince of Wales Books; The
People of Mexico, Thompson, Up the
Seine to the Battlefields, Dodd,
Juvenils—Three Base Benson, Bar-
bour; Lightfoot the Deer, Burgess;
High Benton Worker, Heyliger;
Woodland Tales, Seton; The Annes,
Taggart; Gingerbread House, Mac-
Arthur; he Head Girl at the Gables,
Brazil; Marion Frear's Summer, Ash
'nnnn; Scouts of the Desert, Wilson,
.Professional Tuner from the
Sx+ elm 1$'acto1will he bore ghost'.
t tt C have ‘ hiding ,to"
77.
few holidays with friends here.—Mrs.
A. D. Sutheri::,. 1, Miss Anna and Billy
returned home on Monday after
spending the summer in Saskatche-
wan.--mliss Mary Crosbie has accept-
ed a position as teacher of a school
near St. Catharines and left this week
to assume her new duties.—Mrs. IV.
E. Kerslake and daughter, Miss Dor-
othy, and Moss Belle Smith have re-
turned front a visit with friends in
Ottawa.—Mist Ray Govenlock left on
Monday for St. Catharines after
spending the holidays at her home in
Egmondville.—Miss Florence Laidlaw
returned to Toronto on Monday. --
Miss Pheinia Cowan has returned to
resume her duties on the stair of the
Pembroke Collegiate Institute.—Mrs.
Walter Robinson has returned from
a visit with friends in New Hamburg.
Letter Of Appreciation- — Mayor
Golding received the following letter
on Friday last from Hon. W. L. Mac-
kenzie King, which speaks for itself:
"Ottawa, 1st September. 1921. Dear
Mr. Golding:—Permit me to. extend
to you and through you to the citizens
of Seaforth a word -of very sincere
thanks and appreciation for the many
courtesies extended to my colleague,
Dr. Helena, and myself during our
recent visit to your town. Permit
me also to congratulate you upon the
great success of the meeting over
which you so ably presided. It was
in every particular a remarkable
gathering andi l,tI believe,
pre rf thea
happy augury
Liberal cause in the Hurons in the
election which from present indica-
tions is at last to be conceded by the
Government. With all good wishes,
believe me, Yours very sincerely, W.
L. Mackenzie King."
bur
dr,
The ',Late. BSdzieS Johns.--Seaforth
lost a. en, and _highly re-
spected rea'u�, fa son :. Tueadair 11'ast
when Mar + Jchla .pe'dtiwo
t •M ' nrtnu"orna'k"lentre-s � Y'bf
si►r Alllietifth'
4 fro)it td.A`fiettritt a$ the heart for.
PRINCESS
Now .Playing
ENID BENNETT
• in
SILK HOSIERY
She displayed her charms in a
temple of Fashion. "Modeled" for
gorgeous silken things she never
could hope to own.
Then a Miracle! And she found
herself queefling it over the season's
most brilliant ball. The rest is a
tingling thrill of romantic adventure.
A Paramount Picture
Local Briefer—Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. .1. G, Mullen
returned on Monday evening from a
three weeks' trip down the St. Law-
rence and Saguenay Rivers.—Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison Best and Mr. McBride,
of Toronto, were week end guests at
the home of 'Mr. Robert Bell.—Mrs.
Ben Johnston left on Saturday for
her new home in Toronto. ---Mr. Harry
Livens and his mother have returned
from a month's visit with friends in
Hamilton. Niagara Falls and London.
--The Misses Ella and Mabel Turn-
bull left on Monday to resume their
duties, the former on the high school
staff at Newcastle, and Miss Mabel
en the staff of Huntsville school—'Miss
Hazel Thompson spent the holiday at
her home in Listowel, Miss Jones
accompaniedher.—Mr. and Mrs. Alf.
McGavin, Windsor, spent the week end
at the home of his sister,MissRalph
Elliott.—Mr. Jack Stewart, of Lon-
don, is visiting at the home of his bro-
ther, Mr. D. H. Stewart. — Mrs.
Hopper has returned from a visit at
her/ home in Wingham. --Mr. Harold
Ward spent the holiday with Guelph
friends.—iMrs. W. E. Southgate, Jr.,
and two children are spending a few
weeks at her house in Manitowaning.
—Mr. Reg. Reid returned to Port
Colborne on Tuesday.'—,Mr. Wlal'ker
Hart returned on Saturday from Miss-
konkB where he Spent, the.. summer.—
Mr. 'Warren Almost, of Detroit spent
the week.. end at his home 'here.—
Mhds. James. Murray: returned to Ham -
Men on Monday after visiting 'her
sisters, Mrs. James "Morrie in Hibbert
{b.
,44,4:151.:"7" -w,4:15-ata
MON., TUES. & WED.
Selznick presents
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
in
UP THE ROAD WITH SALLIE
PRINCESS
Strand
tit'
4'ppeals " ..
to\the
eye—always.
returned to her home in Lethbridge,
Alberta.—Mr, R. E. Cresswell arrived
home from California on Thursday
evening last.—,Mrs. Benrose, of Tor-
onto,guest of her sister, Mrs.
i s the vu s
W. E. Southgate, Sr.—Miss Mary
Curtin left this week for Stratford,
where she will resume her duties as
teacher in St. John's school.—(Miss
Monica Eckert has returned to St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, to resume
her duties as nurse.—The Sunshine
Mission Band and Girl Guides of the
Presbyterian church held a very suc-
cessful tea on the church lawn on
Friday last. The weather was all
that could be ,desired and a most en-
joyable time was spent, by those in
attendance, due very largely to the
kindly attention paid to them by those
in charge of the tea,—During the
summer months Loyalty Class, a
senior class of girls in the Sunday
school of First Presbyterian church
have been busy making garments fo'
little children to be sent to St. Chri
topher House in Toronto. On Tues
day night last the class held a socia
evening in the school room at whic
was shown the garments for
Christopher House. and also the do
tions, of fruit for the same in'sti -
tion. As several of the members'm'e
leaving town this month the even
The Finest Photoplays Plus Comfort
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
--SPECIA L—
"THE COURAGE OF
MARGE O'DOQNE"
By James Oliver Curwood
With an all Star Cast
also served as a farewell for th
Mr. and Mrs. James•Foster, of D s -
den, were the guests of Dr. and rs.
Harburn this week.—Mrs. M. J. c
Quade, of Stratford, spent the art
week with friends in this vicinity.—
Miss Rae Govenlock, who has been
visiting her friend, Miss Nugeut at
Lindsay, and also the Misses Carew
and Mrs. Stanley Beal et Sturgeon
Point, has returned to St. Catharines.
Mrs, Gourley, of Stratford, was a
guest this week at Hedge Row, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scarlett.
ill McKillop.—Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Wegg spent the past week in Toronto
and Niagara Falls. -=Miss Mary Gil-
lespie has returned to resume her
duties on the staff of the Fergus
Collegiate Institute. — 'Miss Hazel
Winter, who spent the holidays at her
hmsie here, has returned to her duties
on the staff of the Toronto Conserva-
tory of Music—Miss Gertrude Card -
no, of Milverton, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
P. Cardno.--+alas - Jean Govenlock
g
Stylea', -
At/7Z( ,
fr
0
left on Monday to assume her new
A graphic story of the Canadian 'duties on the' staff of the Midland
Northwest, filled with thrills and Colteg}ate — mr .1. 'Ballantyne, of
suspense and staged in a manner
that will make it a production long
to be remembered.
Owing to the d6st of this attrac-
tion, we are compelled to advance
our admission prices a little.
Adults 20c. Children 15c
Shows Satntday-7.46 and 9.90 p.m.
—COME EARLY—
Strand
n MillineryAutu�m.
OpeningDisplays
Are.
Friday.a... 16th
,umlalll,Illalllllllllll September
(sr
lat hI lllilllldaiyli September 17th
Galt, is visiting at the home of his
father,' Mr, William Ballantyne, in
Harpurhey. Miss Grace Scarlett
spent the week end at Sprucedale, the
home of Mr. Robert Allan, Bradfield,
the guest of Miss Anna McDonald.—
and Mrs: and Mn and Mrs.evu'is and family,
C.
of" St Tlf Gle, a this
Troyer, of Glerrcoot^'were guests
week at the hfima' of Mr:: and Mrs.
Robert Jarrat el' era' 22b'°pit " s
registered ,et t b ire drtlVt ,C4110
I i'brtu'to' fol.''the halt tglbi oti
op$lued $ 'Moo*, la ;, — , il'hie • is the
layer Oli-redotld..'.. ;
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THIS FALL STYLE
EXPOSITION IS MADE WITH UTMOST AS-
SURANCE OF ITS SIGNAL SUCCESS.
MACTAVISH
Hats are so
Stylish
y
That no
others are
More so.'
401)101: 0oa ooeastwe oeoa„�c!I�
6,4
1.
117
0
0
m
r
MACTAVISH
Millinery
Heralds
The
Fall
Styles.
Coupled with the Millinery Displays will be,
Special Exhibits of Women's Wearing Apparel, Etc,
COATS SUITS DRESSES
WAISTS FURS .
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS SILKS ETC.
We welcofne you to our Autumlll Opening. It
is Seaforth's foremost exhibit to which everybody
is invited to comp and 'look, stay is long as your
time permits, ask questions, and be shown.
^f.
•il
5'