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Egmoredville Church Ire) Enter Une
vote in Egmonclville Pres-
byterian. Church on the question ot
Church Union, was concluded on
Monday. last In. the aveniug a con-
gregational meeting was held when
the Reteriaini Officer Mr W. Kneels-
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tel, ann.ounce the vote, as follows:
Possible vote 326
Total vote cast 273
For Union 172
Against Union 101
Majority for Union 71
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&eel Peter Clavor Eekart wee hi his
18th year, a big, happy, fine looking
boy, one giving great promise of a
useful life to come, and his tragic'
end eame as a terrible shock not only
to his family and friends, but to the
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Sanas for $1.35
Easter Services. -Special Easter
services were held in all the churches
in Seaforth on Sunday. In Fi rst
known and well liked. He is survived
by his father and mother, seven sist-
ers and two brothers, John li•L Eck-
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Miss' ' BMW ',Jacineannnet ''Bflankenra9...ing
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Presbyterian church at the morning
service the special Easter MUSIC C011-
sisted of Hell's Anthem„ "King Vic-
torious" with soprano solo by MUS
1VIcKay; duet by Mrs. W. 'Wright and
Miss P. Patterson; base solo by Mr.
"Why
art, Mrs. Wm. Manley, Mrs. Thomas
McKay, of McKillop; Mrs. W. 3. Mc-
Kay, Seattle,. Wash.; Mrs. C. L. Brall,
and Misses Kate and Monica Eckert,
of Detroit, and Lucy and Joseph, at
h•ome. The funeral was held on Tues-
day morning at 10 dkelock from St
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hart, of Toronto Medical School, spent
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William Icatin*::0,,Brownsville, , tire
spending thentreanati_ on with their pain
Rail; Toratact,, and ;Meaars....-43,an., 0.41
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Jaidley College, are EaStereaaseetee•Avalses
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,Aro, 0,14±...ap.d -,-,Di5ittby ' Relidtasse-rtildlelroie-te.
Vie; negetbre.-131. Mr...J.0Nya* ,A*te
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judges ' - ,. 'Bertha1gneeqn
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Of: all *Ver.. tina.- diewmP10,.-
-their home. 'eat TJettradaYs:
''eve' fling in ordei to bid the0-`tfare; .
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Ifv,t;.a,iiicatt,.h_;ve 'I4ter' !1i; aney'Patrarie7,
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: • your design from our varied as
, sortment of high grade Wall
Papers, and we are sure you will
be supremely satisfied, because all
Rennie, and Hollin's Seek
Ye?" with contralto solo by Miss H.0
Murray. In the evening Clarke's
This ,,Is the Day" was sung
with soprano lelo by Miss McKay;
male quartette, "Behold I Tell You
a Mystery," Messrs. Beattie, Scott,
Reid and Rennie; and the chorus,
"worthy Is The Lamb," from Han -
del's "Messiah"„
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Jamese 10hurcli, Seaforth. Requeim
High Mass was sung by Rev. Father
Goetz, with Rev. Father white, ee
st. coleinnan, in the Sanctuary, and
the church was filled by those who
wished to pay a last tribute to the
memory of the deceased, and of sym-
pathy to the bereaved; Interment
was made in St.
cemetery,
the pallbearers being Messrs. Mat-
ents, Mr. and Inn14ae J. C. Laing. -Mr•.
D. H. 'WOO*•',4$ Brantford, spelt
the week eina--.WIth his Parents, Mi
and Mrsn'J: elln.Wilsoln Mr. Wilson -
has been trainef*ed to the Windsor •-,Mass
branch of the-.0itk of Commeree.--,
Mrs. J. Sclater and Miss Vera .Miss
Roberton and: Mr. 1V1.. McGregor, of
St. Marys, werefthe guests oe -Mrs.
W. Sclater on Monday. -Miss S. 1.
dent,' and hope that she will soon be
able to ;return home' -Mrs. Andinnv
Jeynt, has been appointed Seaforth
xenresentative for the C. P.' Q. :GoOds.
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Edith Govenick,• of l'oronto,
spent Eastea with her parents, - Mr.'
and, Mrs. J. M. Govenloelt.---Messrs.
Bruce Sutton and Russel Haste, of
Detroit, epeet Easter at• the home of
Mrs. 3. H. •Reaysn_mies B. Grieve
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contest and hal ,.,
The Late lilts; Thorium, taa4_,.tik=16Z.1)
funeral of Sarah Jane Jones,•Ii-highly'
esteemea . pioneer of .Tuelteramath.. a
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Whose 'death warred on theeadi
homestead, on April 8th, follesidag
a week's' illness, at the age of . 81
years, Which tookplace . oxt,.. Friday,
from' St.,:`,1aMeei"...-Ceath. alie :church:Ad
St Jatnes!•,aettlaterAe
.1Flitoil io,. ,11,-r-opm-tett: to "Itlie2.-' •si ea'
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Vii. -.4.11F, eilry ‘131.4orit,,, 'aehoa-e'aparea- aed - tea,
•aaeee...theasetaaaa: and- goannic, iiinit,,thin.
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niefahrs Willa cOnuauutthfrif
W.: Barss• Spoke in behalf of theawa-3
men; adr - ing he remarksaes: - iaa:
a 11y to a ila as"se ' oat who II. h 1,0411,611;
James' .. , z prea.,e a. , _ . ..e,
entieuela . c.,aad.. pqpular leatather or
of them are artistic and perfect
in quality. Come in and look
them over.
We carry a complete line of
Paints, Varnishes, 1Vlureseo, Win-
dow Shades, Curtain Rods, Eetc.
Young People's League. -The an-
nual election of officers of the Young
People's League . of the Methodist
Church was held on Tuesday even-
ing, the new officers to assume office
May lst. Rev. Mr. Irwin presided.
thew Murray. Stepthen Eckert, Frank
Nolan Joseph madam, neseph car_
bert and Wm. Faulkner. Among the
relatives from a distance who attend-
ed the funeral were Sister Clever, of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brall,
and Misses Kate and Monica Eckert,
McLean is SPendig the week with
Toronto frieadae--Mr. Keith Stngdilin
of Toronto, yen , Eden.” with Sea
forth friends ---11r. Charles Clark, of
Windsor, spent Good Friday at his
home here. -Mr.' ' Clen Colbert; of
London, spent the week end with.
an -d Mise Norma .Raetry are spend-
ing this week with Toronto' friends.
_mrs. W. mains, ea, saarealto-a,
Easter at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. • Edge. -Mr. "eel::
Mrs. Harry Stewart were in Toronto.
this Week. ---, Mr. F. C. Jackson, of
was one -of:: the
largest metWafarieraliiis.:ever: eeen ill
this distriet. Tha'a:lea, ,ea• sed, ' waa born.
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in Dorchester, 14;fit.,where siiiWi
married to theelette Thomas Lane.
predeceased here 20 year ag0,:'
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er4;.'werer- Xiir34.0: Ihrrke: and ti..W.
-A.i"Hria.rOus. ,.-',.,riho, are. the nearest
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neighbor-SC Among ..the *nests were
two danghters'nf Mr., and Mrs. Sproat,
Mrs,- 'EepIte, DImAeld. and Ws; Doty-,
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SCOTT'S
The following officers were elected:-
Honarary President, Rev. R. F. Ir-
of Detroit.
Seaforth friE)nda.--eMr. and Mrs. -J.
M. Govenlock, *hi') have resided at
Montreal, spent Easter at his home
in Moy, of To-
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"We Save You Money"
Opposite Expositor Office.
PHONE 62.
win; President, Dr. Ross Savauge; 1st
Vice President, (Christian Fellowshin
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Dept.), Mr. Keith Webster; 2nd Vice
President, (Missionary Dept.), Miss
Gladys Holland; 3rd Vice President.
Sale. -5 -piece Valour suite. Apply to
F" i
MCudmorearket Street.
rs. William . M -
Notice. -Pasture fw one cow to let. Apply
to J. C. LAING, Seaforth. 2992x1
Mee Wanted. -Married man to run farm.
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Winthrop for a riuMber of years, this
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week -Moved to Seaforth, where they
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will make them" - . -home in future.-
Misses Helen aid Beatrice Larkin, of
Toronto, and Miiii.- Marion Larkin, of
,Egmond,villea-Miss
rcnito,ls the guest of Mrs. F. Ander-
son. -Miss Jessie Buchanan, of Hen -
sall, is the guest of Mrs. R. H. Sproat.
--:Ma., Blarold Froeit, who spent the
winter in Miami, Florida, has return-
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Our New a . * _ • play *-
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(Citizenship Dept.), Miss Gladys Mc-
Apply to E. J. BOX, Seaforth. 2992-tf
London, spent toter with their
home. Prank Freeman,
* * Hosiery *
flutchison's
Phee; 4th Vice President, (Soeial and
Literary Dept.), Miss Evelyn Har-
burn; Secretary, Miss Gertrude Web-
ster; Corresponding Secretary, Miss
Mivari.ssGpeoargisye
cutter For Sale. -A good second handrat
taaa'r:"aaat lata.bessessafa a! J
Ail amee 2973-4I
Howe to Rent. -Modern conveniences, rent
to Bait renter. Apply at 'The Expositor Office.
297"
par-
ents at the Mase. -Miss Jean Gov-
'n
enlock, of Midland, is spending the
holidays with 'her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. 06iii*Iock.-Mr. Harold
ed -Mrs. of
Lucknow, was aa Easter guest at
the home of Mr. and Mas. W. Free-
man. -Mr. aud Mrs. R. T. McIntosh,
of Forest, are visiting with Seaforth
Golfers -
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* Sweaters. * * From Us. *
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Notice. thescom-Stark, of ' KitoglYener, spent Easter
friends. Mr. McIntosh has leased
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Hutchison; Pianist Miss Dorothy Rob-
iHin"laarninj°1111;to:n.
-The person who removed
with his matter' ere. -Mrs. James
pact from a coat at the Separate ool -..1.-
dance on weeneseey night, will please return McKay and mins ugh, of Toronto,
same to The Expositor Office. 2992-1 spent Eastere:whli friends in Eg-
the residence of Mit. W. -Cole, on
High . Street, and intends returning
to reside. --Mr. R. A. Hoey, M.P., of
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EARLY EUREKA and mism 25,,
COBBLERS, peck a..
' MONARCH CANNED GOODS-Bet-
ter than others. Here only.
,. 4C-ff.-The new glass cleaner. inc
L Per can Oi.PC
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ke BROOMS. -Splendid value at 50c to
t.- $1.00.
a'.C.ANNED PEACHES -Extra quality.
-,, 75c Cans 0 716,.. 50c Cans
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LONDON SPECIAL SOAP -Excel-
lent quality, double size cake for
single size price To be had only
at Hutchison's.
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First Class Dairy Butter and CLEAN
Eggs Wanted.
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Western Ontario Racing Circuit.-
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A meeting of the Western untstree
Racing Association was held in the
Council Chamber, Seaforth, on Wed-
nesday afternoon of this week, when
the election of officers took place and
the racing dates for the different
towns were slotted as follows:naltn
Mitchell -May 25thh.
Exeter -June 3rd.
Seaforth-June 10th.
Brussels -June 24th.
Stratford -July ist.
Milverton -July 8th.
The officers elected were as follows:
President, Dr. Whiteley, Goderich; 1st
Vice, R. McMane, Milverton; 2nd Vice,
J. M. Cardno, Seaforth; Secy-.Treas.,
Mitchell; Executive
For Sale.-Riamt gelding, rising three: well mondville.-Mre a T. A. Smith, of
bred and sown& Make grand third horse.
wet be sold cheap. AP1AY JamesGuelph, spenCalie-wee.k end with his
Michael. Phone 251-18. 2988-tf father, Mr.. Jialaus,Smith.-Mr. Lorne
For Sale. -Three dozen White Leghorn hens, Hutchison, of Toronto, and Miss Dor-
also a Idelotte cream separator. AirlilY t° Othy Hutchisernelif Burk's Palls, are
miss Redmond, North Main Stree.t.„9.xSaa- s
f°rth' 4 l. e- pendingetheabOlidap with their par-
e For Sale. -For sale resi- ents, Mr. "antrMite F. D. Hutchison.
defin:ella on Goderieh Street West, fothe brickrmerly --Mr. and, Xfr,.;S..- Morton and child-
owned by the late Dr. J. G. Scott. Apply to ren, of Haioil and Dr. and Mrs.
J. W. Beattie or R. S. Hays. Seaforth, Ex -
McArter, of tt tfelnh were tester
eeetore. 2921-tf ,j.. '
ests at the honk of Mrs. J. H.
Land Wanted, Season of 1925. -Sod land, gll . ... ,
spring or fall ploughed, for growing Flax. Broadfoot-Mi. R. ' Coates and Miss
Anyone having same please get in touch with Coates, of Londitin, apent Good FridaY
the undersigned at once. J. A. Kerr, P. O.
Box 87. or phone 251-13:- 2988-tf at the home-.0fAllra-and Mrs. W. Am-
Tractors For Sale• -2 Waterloo INDY, 1 Titan, ent.-alr. Jack a.-xellibald, of Toronto
1 Happy Farmer, 1 Sawyer i Massey, 1 Re- University, is spending the holidays
liable. Rebuilt Tractors for sale cheap, ready at his home irrafieckersinibh.-Mia F.
for immediate delivery. 'The Robt. Bell En -
gine & 'Thresher Co., Ltd., Seaforth, Ont. J. Kerslake spent Easter at the home
2990-3 of his daughter in Waterdown.-Miss
The Industrial Mortgage & Saving. Comp- Marjorie Brown; of, Toronto, spent
Springfield, ManitOba, • and Mit.
Heesa were week end guests- at. the
home of Mr. WeBlacknM.P.,:in Tuck-
ersmith. Mr. Black returned to Oin
taws: on Tuesday to resume his par-
liamentary duties.-Mr.aTas. Gillespie
of Toronto, snent Easter with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gillespie.-
Mr. and Mrs. R. -C. Anderson, of.
Hamilton spent Easter at the home
of Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Bell.-Mre Reid Edmonds
of St. George, is spending the holi-
days at his home here. -Miss Jessie
McMillan, . of Toronto, is spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. McMillan, in Egmon&
ville.-Mr, Scott Ferguson has in-
stalled one of his latest radio outfits
for Dr. IL H. Ross. -Mr. and Mrs. S.
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Will prove a revelation' in -value giving to anyone
who has never traded in our store -
To our regular customers they will .prove a de-,
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lightful surpnse when they exajnin. e tbe, garm. ,,,ents
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and learn the prices. , . . :•:. - -. . . . • .. : -
Beautifully tailored garmenti* every- ' One.. from .
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rich. fabrics that add much to t equalled style
and durability. .
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William Martyr',
any . ..g
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MeGaar and family, of Brantford,-
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Committee, Dr. Clark, ich- G ,
vance money on mortgages on good lands.
have to Seaforth. Mr. Mc-
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F. ID. Hutchison
Phone 166.
G. Seldon Exeter; Peter Scott Brus-
sels; D. T. Pinkney, Stratford; J. F.
Daly, Seaforth.
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I PMtillasdes'i. arpiTly Znp,..:811 jewar., seaforth, - ,
Ontario. who will furnish ratm and other NOW sitpwiNd
particulars. The Industrial 31ortgage & Say- 5, :
ings Company.
moved
Gaar has been superannuated by the
C,N.R. and intends living retired
here. -Mrs. Joseph Keating attended
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Govenlock - Sproat -The marriage
took place on Saturday, April llth,
at high noon of Luella Claire, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William 1W.
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Local Briefs. -Mr. W . . to , h. -e Gr.. at
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Reeve of Exeter, was in town on .
Thursda last, attendin the horse •
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Executive of the Catholle Women's
League of Canada, which was held in
London on Wednesday of this week.
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show. -Miss Mary 1VIcLean, of Gode-
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-Mrs. Hamilton, of Toronto,
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and Nelson Govenlock, son of Mr. .J.
M. Govenlock, ex-M.P.P., and lVir3.
G-ovenlock, of •Winthrop. The cere-
rich, was an Easter guest at the ;Way19
home of Mrs. J. Patterson. -. Miss
Gertrude Crich of Toronto. spent the
. THE WONDER PICTURE OF NEW
motored with Stratford friends and
spent the holiday with her daughter,
Mrs. James Love, in Tuckersmith.-
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mony was performed at the Manse
holidays at the'whomeA of . her parents
. ' YORK'S MAIN STREET OF TODAY
Miss Elsie Dodds has -returned from
Buffalo
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by Rev. W. D. McDonald, of Eg-
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bride looked pretty dressed in an en-
Mr. and Mrs. . . Czech. - Miss •
Kathleen Burrows, of Fort William, • . g
. The- m-ost realistia -and, interestin
is spendin. g the holidays at her home reproduction of mueicata comedy, the
here.-1Virss Thelma Johnston, of the prize ring, th e raci• track and nig ht
where she joined her brother,
•th th 13
vex e yrant Stratton Faculty'
tour to Washington..
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at Stewart's
Oer meats are all
sembIe suit of, sponge color polaire
and was at-
tended by her equsin, Miss Marie
Smith, of Stratford, who was p ret-
tily gowned in mauve crepe fleurella
with picture hat faced with mauve
silk. The groom was supported by
his brother, Mr. Lester Govenlock, of
Mitchell. After the ceremony the
wedding party motored to the home
of the bride's parents, where a dainty
London Normal School is spending life on Broadway eteF. #111tet!.
_Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .
Tri omas Johnston. -Mr. Leslie Mc-
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Kay of Kitchener, spent Good Fra .Anita Stewart
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Miss .Mary Stewart, of Toronto Urn -celebrities of the. sporting, art,
versity, is spending the holidays with theatre ,and newspaper -world, and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Flarry THE ENTIRE "ZEIGFELD
Stewart. -Miss Ella Turnbull, of To- FOLLIES" -CHORUS'
ronto, spent the holidays with her
The N. Y. Evening Telegram
WINTHROP
Centent.--Car of ceinent has arrived at the
Walton Saw MIL Pihone 14-232. J. Mc-
Donald, Welton. 2992-1
School Report. -The following is
the report of 'School Section No. 10,
MeKillop, for the Easter exatainations.
The pupils were examined in all sub-
jects. Jr. IV - Margaret Pethick,
93%; Jack Montgomery, 78; Mabel
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071. We are enthusia,stie
s over their becomingness,
their exchisiveness, their Iow
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' price, i4o.-nOt ran to see
them. -
carefully selected from the best
cuts in the wholesale market, and
luncheon was served. Later they
left by motor for Toronto, Buffalo
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Turnbull. says:
-Miss Evelyn Adams, of Toronto, "It is the most illuminating film of
Pethick, 65. Sr. III -Isabel Eaton,
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we keep them in prime condition
in our dry -cold reftigerator.
Order some to -day and verify
what we say.
and other eastern points. On their
return a reception will be held at
"Auehenhay," in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Govenlock, who will in the fuL
spent Easter at her home here. -Miss gay life in New York ever made and
Florence Laidlaw, of Toronto, it has-been made with overvihelming
spending the rholidaye with her mo- extravagance and unfailing dramatic
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ther, Mrs. J. C. Laidlaw.-IVIr. Holy .
ard Kerr, of Galt, and Mr. Leslie MATINEE SATURpAYS 3
93%; Evelyn Campbell, 71. Jr. III-
Wilson Little, 78%; Wilson Campbell,
539.. Sr. II -Harold Pethick, 81%;"
Willie Campbell, 79; Russell -Dohnage,
Roy Dolmage, 68. Willie Dohivage
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ture make their home at Winthrop,
NICK -Mop.
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Kerr, of Toronto, spent the holidays , . .
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51; Margaret Monigomery, abse,nt
through illness. Jr. II - Blanche
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Phone 58.
Wiltshire -Deem . -A very pretty
wedding was solemnized in St.
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. - -
Kerr. -Miss Ella Archibald, of To- -
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
ronto, spent the week end with hey
BEBE DANIELS17;
Pethick, 82%; Evelyn Sperling 821
Leslie Dolmage, 67: Number on roll,
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Thomas' Church, Seaforth, on Wed-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arch -a: : . ,
attendance, -Edna
Jamieson,
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nesday, April 15th, at high noon when
Florence, youngest daughter of Mr.
William Deem, of Seaforth, was unit-
bald. -Miss Frances Winter, of To- -in-a. , •
ronto, spent Easter with her mother. "DANGEROUS MONEY"
-Mr. Gordon Hays, of Windsor, spent
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Teacher.
Notes. -With much regret we learn-
ed of the death of Mre. Wm. Staples,
who died very suddenly at her home
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Dress Goods
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ed in marriage to Mr. Louis wee_
shire of Leamington. The ceremony
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on Friday morning. The funeral was
held from bet late resilience on Tues-
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was performed by the rector, Rev. T.
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t the holidays'at her home in
day afternoon to Maitlandbank ceme-
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0 Finest Motor and Horse 0
H. Brown and the choir, of which:
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tery and was largely attended. A
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the bride was a former member, was
Tuckersmith.-Mr. and Mrs. .1. P.
former
husband, son and several daughters
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resent
Bell, well known Seaforth - -- - -
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e, 0 Bleck, Main Street, oppraite 0
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residents, but now of Toronto, spent
are left to mourn the loss of a loving
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, 0 Holmes' residence, Goderich 0
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0 holstering neatly done. 0
who was given le marriage y
father looked very pretty in a gown
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entrigs and net to matcn, and carne
la bridal. bouquet of sweet peas an d
Snap Dragon. She was attended by
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Miss Gladys Cox, of Leamington, as
Easter with friends here. -Mr. and
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spent the week end at the home of
Mrs. Chesney's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J R Habkirk.-Mrs. Craig, of Pres- •
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wife and mother. Our sympathy goes
out to those that nrourn.-The follow-
ing teachers. are visiting at their
homes here: Miss Edna Campbell, of
Benmilier; Miss Grace Scarlett, , of
-Hensall; Miss Minnie WheatleY, of
near Sunshine; Miss Margaret Cuthill
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for Evening A irs
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tabs on the left side of
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bridesmaid, who wore a nile green -a-
d d d hat with pink crepe dress an sand eat daughter, Mary, 1Vlisses Monica and
trimmings, and carried a bouquet of Eckert, of Detroit, Sister M. - :... --"`„.
pink carnations. The groom was sup- Clever and Sister M. Sophia. of To- a . AI \
ronto, who were here atten g II°
by Mr. Arthur Deem, brother 1
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son, at her home on the Huron Road
West -Mr. and Mrs. Fergits• Itiills.rd
. and baby, Betty, speat Easter Sunday
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of material on-the'rigbt
side, Etuy your inateri-
al at our piete-goods
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funeral of the late Clover Eckert, Oils ,
af •the bride, and the ushers were Mr. i .
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with friends in Blyth.aaaMr._ and Mts.
J.. M. Govenlock, wh6 betre resided
counter, but first .get
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a•ted
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have left for their respective homes. 77-1, ..
Harold Deem, of Ragersville, and Mr. • • .--..e. irrints .of the
Sydney Deem, of Seaforth. The -Mr. James Sleetb, of Sarnia, well
sing a so . .
grr (NM'S gift to the bride wale a dia- lo at the Seaforth Presby- ea-- ae.,,
• • • - terran church next Sunday evening, umperidt ort
mond and sapphire pin; to the brides- -
-and ecial Easter music is to be re -
maid, a ruby bar pin, and to the best 2"-- '81) . .
man, gold cuff lihks. At the close Pea by request -Mr. and Mrs. Jas. .
S an evidence that when
here for about 25. yearraamoated • to
Seaforth lest week.. They wilt. be
greatly missed but its they hav'e only
gone' to Seaforth We hope- toasee theirs,
often. -The rain of Monday:night has
your
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Hewett of Tuekersmit , spent aster
of the ceremony, a dainty luncheon • h E Pi
certainly started tie Mike things-lOok
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was served at the home of the bride with their daughter, Mrs. P. Manning, you bring us . y6Ur filine
at Londesboro.-Mr. and Mrs. L. G. yOti -get the licst-reSillts pbsL.
to the immediate frie-nds of the bride ' '
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Kruse of Galt- Mr •and Mrs. Edgar Sible, we
and After a short 'honeymoon , ,.. • use onli.Aretaie---the
green and as it has . &one in *arm
will be- a great growth. 'The.
high wirol blew over several small
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Mr. and Mrs. 'Wiltshire will reside ' paper that makes tht -Moat of
&Intel- of Regalia, spent t aster with
rear Leamington. The out of town Wilnam M S F 111
Mrs. 11 men Sclater.- r. . .. e- every negative. . 0
guests were Miss Franees Beacom ma . . „.
an ti friends In Detroit
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buildings and trees.- e oo reopens
Monday, April tOth,..-10. WOW 449V-
enlotk and *es Claire Spreat,:,. pf:
TlickereMitle, weretinited.tri marriage
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and Chicago- las Mary Hays, of - .
ton; Mrs. S. DeeM, of Toronto. and D eh - • '' ' • r kilo* it is worth-Whiit /because
Port a ousie le spending aeter
Xr. Harold Deem, of Rogersville. .- .. . . ' 1* flit •
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Petal Accidevita-A dietressitgly want igatter with seaferth frieme,
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etiat; ad:letting the town on Sunday eats, Xt. and .11itte.„ Arabi. Sartori.- .
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