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?t>f 'friends
�As GREEN
t
adies: of rite W. M. S
it , mg for June at the
Of Mr. nd Mrs. J. C. Cochrane.
,were tvreive ladies present.
;dims, E. Love presided and the 'lesson
taken from the book of "$p ia1 Iter
hereat to .the Society," was ten by
Miss A. Cochrane and Mrs. W.
:Ca tyle. Each month has a Wore.
gratifying report than the n1orith'pre-
ceding and these meetings are looked
tforward to with intermit. After the
meeting lunch was graeionely ,proxid-
cd by rfikte'hoetese,. w'hic'h was enjoyed�Yy `;all. -A 'great number .from :Bebe
la tided the garden ,party 'at l ppen,
111 week and all report a good time.
A' union picnic of Hills Green, Blake
and Kipper will be hehl on the first
of July.
,DUBLIN
Nolbes.-The baseball game last
week between Granton and our local
team, resulted In a tie, the score be-
ing 2 -2. -Mrs.- J. V. Ryan is home
from Buffalo, having • had a very
pleasant visit with her brother and
her easter.--Mrs. Joseph Nagle is
• .spending this week ,with leer niece,
Mrs. James Phelan, Blyth, Miss
Kathleen Sullivan, nurse in training
at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, is
ihom'e for her holidays. -;Rev, • Father
Kelly's parish in Logan are having a
.',:social an.the 'evening of the 28 inst.
„-Lrhe baseball match on Thursday
night between Fullerton and our
team, was a victory for Full'arton.r.
Mr. M. J. Klinkhammer's new home
on Main Street is. nearing completion.
WALTON
Notes. -Some of the farmers have
started haying. -The recerut rain has
done a great deal of good to the
crops and gardens. -Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Bennett have moved to :Win-
throp and intend living with their
son, who has bought .the Cuthill store.
-Mr. Armor Dundas is having .his
'house remodelled and painted. -Mrs.
W. Farkua'harson, of. Prevosat,. Alta.,
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. David -
•eon. -Berry pickers are busy these
days. There is a good crop of straw-
berries this season. -Mrs. Patrick
Ryan is visiting her son, Thos. Ryan.
-Mlaster Earl Hoy. had the misfor-
tune to cut his foot very badly with
a sharp axe. -Many in this district
were sorry to hear of the death of
Airs. Smith, of Egmondville, formerly
Mrs. McPhee. She was well known
here and lived to be the great age of
nearly 90 years.
HULLETT
Death of Robert Dunlop. -One of
the ,pioneer and most highly 'respect-
ed residents of this township passed
away alt the home of 'his sister, Mrs.
Walter Rogerson, in Tuckeramith, on
Saturday,' June 17th, in the person
of Mr. Robert Dunlop. The deceased
bad been a sufferer from rheumatism
for smile 'years; 'Nit tire immediate
,cause of his ilea'th was drops.' Mr,
Dunlop was a son of the late William
Dunlop, and was 'barn in Howick
township sixty-four years ago,
where he continued to' re-
side until a shout time ago, when fail-
ing health forced him to give wp the
farm 'and snake his home with his
sister, Mrs. Rogerson, where every
,care and attention was bestowed upon
'him, but without avail. Throughout
kis trying illness he bore his suffer-
ings with great patience, never com-
plaining. Mr. Dunlop was a member
of the Presbyterian church and in
polities a staunch Liberal, and his
•heath is a cause of deep regret among
a wide circle of friends. The deceas-
ed was never married, but leaves to
mourn his loss, one sister, Mira.
Rogerson, and two brothers, William,
of Kinisttina, Sask., and Hugh, of
Bullet*.
CROMARTY
Notes. -The Merry Makers will
'sold their annual strawberry social
et the home of Mr. Oswald Walker,
Cromarty, on the evening of June
23rd. A football game will be play-
ed before supper. -Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Wright attended the funeral of Hugh
McEwen in Stratford last week. -Mr.
Mand Mrs, John Scott' attended the
funeral of their uncle, W. Telfer, at
Brussels, on Mbnday of this week.-
pills. R. G. 'McKay and son, Alex,, of
Dresden, are spending a few weeks
with :her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Scott. -Mr. Austin Hog'garbh, of Lon-
kion, spent Sunday under the parental
roof. -Cromarty congregation was
(well represented at the W. M. S. con-
vention in Mitchell on Thursday. -Mr.
Archie Currie, of St. Marys, spent the
Week end with friends in the village.
F• -Mrs. A. C. Russell, of Avonton,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Hugh Currie, of this place.
'Hocking -Harper. -A very pretty
wedding took .place' on Wednesday,
June 14th, 1922, at the home of Mr.
',William Harper, Hibbert, when his
daughter, • Miss Mary Joanne, was
married to Mr. John E. Hocking, of
Cromarty. The ceremony *as per-
formed by Rev. Mr. Uren, of Mit-
chell, under an arch of evergreens
decorated with white crepe paper and
peonies, with a large white bell hung
in the centre. The couple were un-
attended. The wedding march. was
played by Miss Mabel Vipond. The
bride's dress was white 'georgette
over silk a11d trimmed with white
satin ribbon. She carried a bouquet of
'Carnations. A dainty dinner was serv-
ed following the ceremony, in the
dining room, which was nicely deoorat-
pd in pink and white; The bappy
'ample deft on the afternagm train lot
a short trip to 'Eastern porn and on
sir return will take up residence.
Mei the groom's farm near Cromarty,
The bride was the recipient of many
ful and beautiful gifts. The groom's
t to .4lhe bride was a gold wrist
Wetteh and to the pianist a gold
•birooeh,.On friday evening, 16th inst.,
is reception .was held by Mrs. Agnes
Hocking at .the groo'm's home, at
Whitt: over one hundred were present.
oto.
Mot at I+
the Me
nesday.
men
is
Plta414au'i
tblati}t
and It shb>
plot !;olden ithait all .alterations and
eitangee'are in their hands and that:
th��eeyy should be consulted: -Rey M
$gtfereon eoaduubed the servicers in
the Methodist church here 'on Sunday
last in She absence of hill'.. Rimers. -
Mrs, AndreW Wright is at present
visiting ;her son 5n Detroit,
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• BIRTHS
Elliott, -In Exeter, on June lith„ t Mr, alld
Mss, John Elliott, a daughter,.
BWiree.-In. Blanchard, on Jung 12th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Squires, a eon.'
Alexander, -In Tuokernmith, on 4gne 6th,. to
Mr. and Mrs. Jam Alesender, - Tr.. a eon.
Spariing,-In Godenlab, on Jame Sth, to Mr.
and Mss. 'Roy Sparltol. ar eon.
MARRIAGES
Thomas--Edward.-In Goderich, on June 12th,
'by Rev. R. C. McDermid, J.SIHan M. Ed -
t award, 04 Godertch, daughter oP Mr. C. B.
Ed'wo,rd, of Loyaldot, Alta., to Mr. 4110.
.H. Thomas, eon of Mro. C. 'rhomes, of
Goderich,
Carrick --Garrett: -At Victoria Street Par-
sonage, on• June 12th, by Rev. J. F. Rey,
craft, Miss Lillian Garrett, of Goderich
'1•ownahlp, w Mr. J. H. W. Carrick, of
Blyth.
DEATHS
Smith. In Seaforth, on June 20th, Margaret
McPhee, widow of the date Samuel Smith,
aged el years and 8 days.
Bethune. -,In Seaforth, on June 14th, Jane
McLeod Bethune, aged 85 years.
Hearties--Jn Seaforth, on June 10th, James
Beattie, to hie' sash rear.
Moloney. -In McKillop, on June 10th, Ellen
Hollis, beloved wife of Patrick Moloney.
aged 64 years and 2 months.
Forbes. -In Clinton. on June 12th, Mary
McAllister, widow of the late Arthur
Forbes, in her 67th year.
Dunlop. -In Tuckgramith, on Jane 17th, Mr.
Robert Dunlop, aged 64 years, 1) months
and 9 ;lays.
IN MEMORIAM
Note. -Items under *hie head will be charg-
ed 60 cents per single verse and 26 cent* for
e ach additional verse.
In loving memory of our dear son and bro-
ther, Arthur Cedil Neely, *he was killed five
years ago, June 26th, 1917.
Our hearts are very lonely.
Our life seems drear and sad.
For it was his presence only
That ads our life -seem glad.
284501 Mother and Brothers.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Patrick Maloney and family desire to
express their sincere thanks and appreciation
of the many acts of kindness and sympathy
shown to them in their recent sad bereave-
ment
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. W. E. Broadfoot wishe, to thank the
neighbors ami friends for the many deeds
of kindness shown her during the sickness
and death of her husband, also the many
floral tributes. 284581
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogerson wish to
thank -their friends and neighbors who have
been so kind during the illness and death
of their brother, ,Mr. Robert Deniop,
284681
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends and
neighbors for the kindnesses accorded and
expressions of sympathy extended during our
late bereavement.
28411x1 JOHN DOIG AND FAMILY.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
MAN WANTED. -WANTED. MARRIED
man to run farm. Apply he E. J. BOE,
Seaforth. 28484f
VOR SALE. - ABOUT 75 ACRES OF
timothy and mired hay for sale on the
field, on Lob 12, Concession 8, MoKillop.
Apply to MRS. SUSAN ROSS, R. R. No. 1,
Dublin. Phone 18.240. 2846.2
1G1ARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE LOT 12.
Concession • 12. McKISot, eentelnhtg
acres: good buildings. About four mils from
Seaforth and cline to schools and churches.
Apply to The Rlmesltor Office. 2848x4
BUILDING FOR SALE. -ONE BUILDING
40 et 50. It would make a god straw
abed. APPIy to C. G. THOMPSON, Oatmeal
MBIe, Seaforth. 289841
WANTED. -A LIMITED NUMBER OF
Cattle to pasture on Lot 27. Coneewsioa
12, Hibbert Plenty of grass and water guar-
anteed. Terme reasonable. Apply to T. G.
SBTLLINGI.AW, R. R. No. 4, Seaforth.
2886-tf
ESTRAY nrxn'NR.-STRAYED FROM THE
'bretnisea of the undersigned. Lot 20, Con -
;Cession 6, �MeKilkry, about' June 16th, n dark
'roan heifer, dehorned. Any information lead-
ing to her recovery please phone 285 ring 4,
Seaforth. ANGUS MORE, No. 1, Seaforth.
284508
Y ORKSHIJLE9,-I AM OFFERING AT
Present, a number of young sows, bred:
one due early in July, also a number of
young boars 4% months old. Prolific strain
and goodbacon type. Apply to 11. W. GIB-
BINGS, Lot 26, Huron Road, Taekeramith,
R. R. No. 4, Olinton. 'Phone 14-616.
284502
MOTOR WI FH US TO
Goderich
and attend the
Dinner Dance
At Hotel Bedford
Next Saturday Evening
JULY 1st
Dancing from 6.80 to 12
Mitsicby Miss gene Connon and
Sunday Dinned'-Muaaic, 1 to 2.45.
Sunday SuptperL-Royale, 5.80 to 6.45.
Write or phone for iteservattions to
Hotel Bedford, Goderdok.
Ayvroved Enrolment Eo; 081 Form Al'
�yy,H EJI•Di�SON
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Rims Record 2.0814 2296 0,10.1t
Monday.,. -Win leave his own stable and pro-
ceed to graham House, Clinton for noon:
then to Goderich to Lannan's )Rot'el for night,
Twmdey,- 'fo_ William Watson's. Nile, for
noon;. then to -Commercial Hotel 'stables,
Blyth dor night. whore he will remain until
Wednesday noon. Wednesday. -to Brussels to
Amerlean .hotel stables for night. 'Thursday
-Tb' Fred Millet's Hotel, Walton. for noon;
then to his own stable for night. Friday -
Will go to Hick's House, Mitchell, for noon:
then to bis own stable where he will remain
until Monday morning.
Terms -To insure, 120.
T. J. COULTER, Proprietor.
Seaforth, Ont.
PRESERVE STRAWBERRIES NOW
The fruit this year is of first quality
but the season premises to be short.
We advise you to do your preserving
now. You will get the best berries if
the Niagara Peninsular Growwrs',Lim-•
ited, mark is on the container.
6-- Cars --6
Western
Feed Wheat
Re -cleaned and Kiln dried.
75c ° Bushel
OATMEAL MILLS,
Seaforth.
JUNK DEALER
I will buy 'all kinds of Junk, Hides,
Wool and Fowl. Will pay good pric-
es. Apply to a
MAX WOLSH,
2843-tf Seaforth, Ont
NO
Complaints,
Every Buyer gets full value for every
Dollar they spend here.
North Star Man. Flour $4.00
12 Bars Palm Olive Soap .95
2 'Packages Ammonia .25
Magic Baking Powder, 1 lb.35
10 Bars Comfort Soap .75
12 Packages Jelly Powder .95
2 Tins Good Salmon .85
2 pkgs. ;Shredded Wheat .25
2 'pkgs. Cornflakes .25
26c Cash, 28c Trade, for Eggs.
W. J. FINNIGAN.
Phone 72.
A World -Wide
Proclamation
The Scriptures teadh the Kingdon;
is now at hand, even at the door, that
the present generation will witness
this momentous change, and those
witnessing it and coming into accord
with the taws of the New Order when
established, "will never see death,"
and therefore Christians Dan with a
full assurance of faith proclaim:
MillionsNowtiving
Will Never Die
Speaker
F. C. WAINWRIGHT
Travelling Representative of the
Internation Bible Students Association
THE STRAND
SEAFORTH
Sunday, June 25th
at 2.30 p.m.
As the Scril'ltures abound in the
testimony of this blessed news, n0
two speakers deal with the subject in
exactly the same way; therefore let
roc the fact that you have previously
heard a lecture thereon deter you
from hearing this lecture.
Seats Free. No Collection.
FULLY EQUIPPED FARM: 90 ACRES
OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL RIVER
Matchless opportunity in prosperous, friend-
ly farming community, handy village, god
markets; 70 acres loam tillage for 814 tom
hop per acre: 16river-watered pasture:
RATES: Sold of fruit; good 6 -room borne, delightful
Saturday everling', 6.80 to 12 .view Q'L-cow barn poultry house. Owner
1800 4ath'Ing ypekm len peke; 47000 if tskon now
per couple. After 8.801 1$fl.b8 pfir (ittlgder oras, 11 Dahl%, eaJdelee• maehtnory,
le with additional AlivefOt ', r ' •h'080 101 �qb one theta 0508.
• lip�'. ILtASR, Streit Form Aseney Box
Wart a la eructs. ass, terns lam, Ott., Can. 2846-1
F yF'ieit 14,11 pia
send yoUr>.ileptosits. by laud!.
the satf,sfaetioa of u owirlig that your':,
money ie 14afehr protected and is
earning laerett regularly. pea
CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL, - - $15,000,000 •
RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000
eviFORTIi BRANCH, J. G. Mullen, Manager. "'°-
"-
Ferguson & Co'y.
Specials
Just received a large assortment
of Children's Wash Suits in all
sizes,
at $1.00 and $1.25
Men's Overalls in all sizes at a
Special
Price $L25
Boys' Cottonade Knickers, good
quality. Spetrial
at
to $1.25
, One special table of Men's Ties.
They are a fine 'lot. Worth as
high as $1.50.
Ail going at 50c
Men's Work Sox in dark grey,
and Wool, worth 50c.
To dear at 25c
Men's Cotton Work Sox, light
weight, grey, 'a bargain at 15c,
'or 7 pairs
for $1.00
Handkerchief.; in Blue, Red and
White, Plain White with bor-
der.
Boys' Blouses, a fine new let in
many calors and
good quality at $1,00 & $1.25
Men's Khaki Pants, medium
weight and good color.
While they last at $1.25
Boys' Khaki Knickers, just the
thing for Sommer
at $1.25
Work ' Shirts in all sizes. A
special lot at a
Special Price Qom.
A fine as-sortment of Men's and
Boys' Underwear. Men's com-
bination
at
$1.50 and $1.75
Single Garments, best
Balbriggan at
75c
Single Garments in natural col-
or, heavy. At per
garment $1.00
Also a Special Offering of Linen Handkerchiefs at
50c
MI
Motfiei
7e'A38a
etti4d Uaadteaf fir.,
Jhgge, Jordiseres,:
Hans2es, • :flee ibhti. iC""d'B
meat. '".�
Miarathosi Graniteaare
this 'i Re..
COMB40BILA
Eye Specialist here Ante :20
Beattie Brae
We Carry A Full Lids
of Cool Comfortable
Footwear for every
member of the fam-
ily from Babyup to
Grandpa, in the best
styles and prices.
H. R. Scott - Seaforth
FLOUR
Rob Roy, Pure Manitoba Flour $4 15 per
at...... �D bag
Chieftaijl, Ontario and Manitoba
s3.85 per
bag
Clansman, for Pastry $3.50 pug
at J bb
blended Flour.
Smaller packages at proportionate prices
Not better than the rest, bat just as good as the
best, and a whole lot cheaper ; also a home pro-
duct. For sale at the -leading grocers, or a phone
call on 13 will bring it to your door.
Rob Roy Mills, Limited
A. A. COCKBURN, Bargain
We Sell For Less
Men's Pants 188a 1 Ladies Skirts 295
per pair I each
Men's Silk Sox49c Ladies 20c-1.35
per pair Hose
Men's Underwear
30c
Leather Work Gloves
25c
SPECIAL
Alarm Clocks
$1.60
Ladies Underwear
30c
D & A Corsets
$1.50
Men's Outing Shirts, collars at- Fine Table Scarfs
bitched each $1.50 69c
A. A. Cockburn
STORES IN SEAFORTH, STRATFORD. BRANTFORD, ST. CATHARINES:
C. E. AKINS, General Manager. J. W. HART, Local Manager.
Drop in and see
OUR
SUITS
Old Country
Materials
And Dyes
Latest Models
Fine Range. of
Colors
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" For Your Scalp"
KOREEN
A safe preparation, entirely free from oil,
grease, coloring matter or alcohol, that
quickly and thoroughly relieves dandruff,
and prevents the hair from falling.
Ask your Druggist or write direct.
Ferguson & Co'y.
Specials
Just received a large assortment
of Children's Wash Suits in all
sizes,
at $1.00 and $1.25
Men's Overalls in all sizes at a
Special
Price $L25
Boys' Cottonade Knickers, good
quality. Spetrial
at
to $1.25
, One special table of Men's Ties.
They are a fine 'lot. Worth as
high as $1.50.
Ail going at 50c
Men's Work Sox in dark grey,
and Wool, worth 50c.
To dear at 25c
Men's Cotton Work Sox, light
weight, grey, 'a bargain at 15c,
'or 7 pairs
for $1.00
Handkerchief.; in Blue, Red and
White, Plain White with bor-
der.
Boys' Blouses, a fine new let in
many calors and
good quality at $1,00 & $1.25
Men's Khaki Pants, medium
weight and good color.
While they last at $1.25
Boys' Khaki Knickers, just the
thing for Sommer
at $1.25
Work ' Shirts in all sizes. A
special lot at a
Special Price Qom.
A fine as-sortment of Men's and
Boys' Underwear. Men's com-
bination
at
$1.50 and $1.75
Single Garments, best
Balbriggan at
75c
Single Garments in natural col-
or, heavy. At per
garment $1.00
Also a Special Offering of Linen Handkerchiefs at
50c
MI
Motfiei
7e'A38a
etti4d Uaadteaf fir.,
Jhgge, Jordiseres,:
Hans2es, • :flee ibhti. iC""d'B
meat. '".�
Miarathosi Graniteaare
this 'i Re..
COMB40BILA
Eye Specialist here Ante :20
Beattie Brae
We Carry A Full Lids
of Cool Comfortable
Footwear for every
member of the fam-
ily from Babyup to
Grandpa, in the best
styles and prices.
H. R. Scott - Seaforth
FLOUR
Rob Roy, Pure Manitoba Flour $4 15 per
at...... �D bag
Chieftaijl, Ontario and Manitoba
s3.85 per
bag
Clansman, for Pastry $3.50 pug
at J bb
blended Flour.
Smaller packages at proportionate prices
Not better than the rest, bat just as good as the
best, and a whole lot cheaper ; also a home pro-
duct. For sale at the -leading grocers, or a phone
call on 13 will bring it to your door.
Rob Roy Mills, Limited
A. A. COCKBURN, Bargain
We Sell For Less
Men's Pants 188a 1 Ladies Skirts 295
per pair I each
Men's Silk Sox49c Ladies 20c-1.35
per pair Hose
Men's Underwear
30c
Leather Work Gloves
25c
SPECIAL
Alarm Clocks
$1.60
Ladies Underwear
30c
D & A Corsets
$1.50
Men's Outing Shirts, collars at- Fine Table Scarfs
bitched each $1.50 69c
A. A. Cockburn
STORES IN SEAFORTH, STRATFORD. BRANTFORD, ST. CATHARINES:
C. E. AKINS, General Manager. J. W. HART, Local Manager.
Drop in and see
OUR
SUITS
Old Country
Materials
And Dyes
Latest Models
Fine Range. of
Colors
.,411Wn.r . t'.. ,h4 a, ire'•
lcltxe ,l r$,' 'ice ll �.'? �41M 4,.
rs