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SPECIAL.
5 bars for l0c
CLUBHOUSE SANDWICH SPREAD
eemeisting of Vegetables, Eggs,
Vinegar, Salt and Spices. 25!
Ifegular 40c. Special
CHERRIES -If . you want the large
• sweet ones, get them this conning
week. They are in now and their
season is short.
CHEESE, 1931 -+Fine and mellow
and sot too nippy. 20C
Per pound
COFFEE -Our own blend at 50c, we
think is better than any canned
Coffee at present on the Canadian
market. We deliver it fresh ground.
TrYA for comparison.
MIG.H T GRADE SOAP F LAKES
oast as'tn sch as 40c lb. (the highly
advertised back -ages). We :have
one 'gu'aranteed equal to the best
at 15e lb; 2 lbs. for 25e, and an•
other one at 3 for 95c.
CAPOSOL mends leaks in iron, tin,
copper or aluminum; is easily used'
and cost only
per 'bottle'
SARDINES --Genuine Brisling 1 0 v
fish special i7
KIRK'S 'HARD WATER CASTILE
SOAP -A new one and a good one.
To. introduce it, 2 cakes free with
a 25c packarre Oxydol for 23e
OALAY 'SOAP SpE'CAL-,Ree lar
for 25C -1w addit on for a short
time we give 2 cakes P & G Soap
and 1 package Ivory Soap Flakes
worth 10c.
NEW SEEDLESS RAISINS 25�
Special, 2 pounds L:!
!IGGS bought for cash.
CREAM bought for Seaforth Cream -
ems at same price as at .factory.
25c
F. D. Hutchison
Phone Phor Phood-166
Mr. Motorist
Can you meet a judgment
in event of accident?
Is your family covered by
a Family Automobile' Policy
to compensate you against
medical and surgical aid?
We are prepared to give
you full protection at a re-
markably low cost.
Information, gladly given;
call us at once.
Watson & Reid
Phone 214 J
Specialists in All Lines of
Insurance
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Warm Weather and
Sore Feet
One is Pleasant - The Other
Certainly is Not!
REXA-LL FOOT BALM
AND FOOT POWDER
Two items of prpven merit in
restoring that conefontable
feeling in tired, burning feet.
-Also-
Dr. Scholes -A full range of
these Pads, remedies, etc.
AT
Keating's Pharmacy
. The Rexall Drug Store
Phone 28 Seaforth, Ont.
Cut Flowers, Wreaths and
Floral Pieces supplied for all
occasions.
S THE HURON EXPOSITOR •
away a short time a`f'ter. She was
the eldest daughter of the late Alex-
ander Davidson, and- was born in
Mitchell, coming to Seaforth at the
age of five years, with her parents,
her father being one of the earliest
and most widely known business Hien
of this district. In 1876 she was
united in marriage to Mr. James
Stewart and following her marriage
resided in Listowel for live years be-
fore returning to Seaforth, where
she has 'since been a continuous resi-
dent. Mr, Stewart passed away in
1900, but she is survived by two sons,
Messrs. Charles and Harry Stewart,
of the well known business firm of
Stewart Bros., in Seaforth. She is
also survived by five sisters•, Mrs. E.
F. Davis, Tillsonburg; Mrs. Black•
well and Mrs. H. E. Cherry, of San
Francisco; Mrs, Alex. Broadfoot, of
Moose Jaw, and Miss Edith David-
son, of SeatiOrth, who is at present
visiting at the coast. A private fun-
eral was held from her late home on
West Street on Thursday afternoon,
following which interment was made
in Maitlandbank Cemetery.
At. Hensall Meeting. -Messrs. Al-
vin Sillery and Cyril Snowden and
Dr. Harburn were in Hensall on
Tuesday evening attending a meet-
ing of the South Huren-Conservative
executive. They were representa-
tives of the Seaforth Association.
Passes R. N. Exams.--iIn the list
(:f nurses tvho have successfully pass-
ed the nurse registration exara!na-
*ions, the nams of Miss Monica N.
Sills•appears. Miss Sills is a daugn-
ter of .Mr and Mrs. F. Sills, of town,
and trained at St. Joseph's Hospital,
T,or•lon.
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THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate .
Money to Loan
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 91
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL,
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
HEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTN, ONT.
OFFICERS:0,
John Bennewies, Brodhagen - Pres.
James Connolly, Goderich - Vice -Pres.
D. F. Me'Gre.gor, Seaforth - Sec.-Treas.
AGENTS:
W. E. Hlnchley, Seaforth; John
N.VLurray, R. R. 3, Seaforth; E R. 44.
Jartnouth, Brodhagen; James Watt,
Blyth:
DIRECTORS: '
William' Knox., Londesboro ; John.
Benne-ivies, Brodhagen; James Con-
anally, Gaderiola; Alex. Broadfoot, No.
$ ' Seafor'f i • Rolbert Ferris, Dl�lsi;
George 1CI'cChixtnsy, No. 8, Seaforth;
John P'ep'per, Br'uca1eld; Tania• ,ohol-
tlide, -Walton; ¶ ho4,'<:,9vtoylan, No. 5,
lSeaforth.
Choir Hold Picnic. -The choir of
Northside Un'teu Church held their
annual picnic to Bayfield on Wednes-
dey ,afternoon A large number of
members and friends were sresete;
and (..noyed the program of spoils
and sumptuous supper.
At Cemp in London. -Mr. Thomas
Beattje is in London this week in
camp with the Huron !Regiment.
Capt. W. S, Archibald, formerly of
Seaforth, is an officer in th-e regi-
ment, as is Lieut. F. A. Crich, of Go -d-
erich. Mr. Grant Fraiser is looking
after Mr. Beattie's duties at the post
office during his absence. ,
Away With the Dandeljens. John
-Broderick, ce :taker . at the Seaforth
Lawn Bowling Clab, had a number cf
boys down on their hands and knees
pulling weeds from the greens this
week. - On Moaday some of the mem-
bers themselves stooped over and
chased weeds for an evening as a re-
sult of which the greens are now in
much better condition.
Building Catchbasins, - Workmen
during the past week have been build-
ing a number of eatchbasins on 'the
streets of the town. To dateone has
been installed in front of the Pres-
byterian Church on Goderich Street,
and one on John Street, a short dist-
ance west of Main. The work is be•
ing looked after by the street com-
mittee, of which Isaac Hudson is
chairman.
Only a False Alarm —Citizens who
were awakened by the fire alarm on
Sunday night and who failed to get
up to see what it was all about, were
it turned out, wise, as the alarm
proved to be false. A Hydro line
in Egmondville became loose and be •
gan shooting sparks. Youths pass-
ing turned in an alarm at the Avon
Chests factory and awakened the fire-
men, who in turn awakened the Hy-
dro superintendent.
Seaforth Wins Two Games. - T'h
Seaforth Softball Club met with
splendid success in their scheduled
games the past week. On Monday
evening they defeated Clinton 12-9,
playing in Clinton, and on Wednes-
day defeated Brussels 23-19 at the
Recreation grounds here. Seaforth's
next home game will be on Monday
next, when Goderich willbe the visi-
:crs. On Wednesday an exhibition
game has been arranged w'th a
Stritford team.
Sermon Subjects Next Su_iday.-
First Presbyterian Church --Morning,
"Call to Action"; evening, "Porches
Aloft." -Rev. I. B. Kaine, Pastor.
Northside United Church --Morn-
ing, "Treasures of Darkness"; even-
ing, "A Shelter in the Time of
Storm." -+Rev, W. P. Lane, Pastor.
Egmondville United Church -Morn-
ing, The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper, "The Call to Live"; evening,
The Seven Cardinal virtues in
Christ, No. 6, "Hope." -.Rev. C. A.
Malcolm, Pastor.
At the foif Links. -An interesting
mixed two hall foursome was held
at the Seaforth Golf and Country
Club on Friday afternoon last. A
large number of members and vlsi-
tr,rs were present and enjoyed the
w mpetition. The winners were: 1st,
Mrs. J. C. Greig and R. M. Jones,
2nd, Mrs. T. S. Smith and A. R. G.
Ament. On Thursday afternoon last
the - ladies of the club held a num-
her of events which attracted a large
number of the lady members. Mrs
J. C. Greig end Mee. R. E. McKen-
- e tied for low score in the putting
and approa.'.iing, and in the play-off
M s. Mckenzie won. Mrs. J. A.
Munn and Mrs. .J•. 1-1. Best tied 'for
beet aveeege score in the same coirr-
1,stition. The ladies will hold an-
other interesting competition this
Thnrs'lay et the conclusion of which
tea, be served.
Death of Mrs. .lames Stewart. -
Death carne 'very suddenly on Tues-
day evening to one of Seaforth's old-
est, anust widely knower, and esteemed
residents, in the person of Elizabeth
Davidson, widow of the late James
Stewart. Mrs. Stewart had, heen in
the enjoyment of wonderfully good
health, and had been donVn town late
'Tuesday afi=/ern6urt. Shortly after
eight o'clock, however, she suffered
a heart 'attack and •passed peacefully
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For Sale.—Fight-roomed cottage ,>•n High
Street, recently decorated ; all moil-rn con-
veniences. Apply to Mrs. Jame' Gil!^;Pie.
North Math Street, Seaforth, 3363x1
Notice.—Upholstering done on short notice,
also can handle celluloid curtains. Auto tops
recovered. Shop located over Wright's Gar-
age. D. Fell, Seaforth. 8849-t1
LOCAL BRIEFS
Not Paper.
A Gopd . Quality of Linen
Finished Note Paper in Box-
es of one quire of.paper and
one package. of envelopes.
Also in Gold Edge Corre-
spondence Cards.
PRICE: 50 CENTS PER BOX
Thompson's
Book Store, Seaforth
, Subscriptions taken for newspapers
and magazines at publisher's prices.
guests at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
John Sproat.
• Mrs. W, W. Rubinson and Miss
'Dorothy, of Londou, and Dr. Harvey
Bristow, of Detroit, are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Seip.
• Mr. W. H. Pollard, of Woodville,
is spending the holidays' with, his par-
ents, Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Pollard.
• Mx. and Mrs. R. T. 'McIntosh
and Florence, , of Ingersoll; Miss Ev=