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and fey-
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work
hlerywining
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,president for a number of
ldne•aejka
and felt that it was through ♦
and' untiring efforts that o
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course, dor mother IS. MOTHER o
Judgment 'Seat of God Thinly
engin •an'd' the Reward's Dorf the Cluils,
will c9ammuen at 7.15 pan. -Icon
mlunioated.
a / Next
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your a
meaning for you. They t-%4 in
pertatevalues-high- A...e
est quality at lowestfind
prices
eollday grippe
er leave the body weak,' run-
,d y prey to other
flim Get Peptbna. It enrich-
es the blood and aids rebuild=
the
the
firers
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society 'had 'been so successful in o
past. The eleotuon of new. of- ♦
followed: Honorary precedent, oo
s.. l�dbert Gbvenlock ; ,president, 1
and surely deserves remem- ♦
trance. And here you will 'o
julat the token you re- ♦
quire. From the mother's
card or motto (framed) on
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Boards Meet. ate I the public
!school and ,Collegiate Institute Boards'
had meetings rallied for the past week
only the, slcbool board -went
Guess the Hidden 11Tumber.
WIN A WE
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AWAY
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2 packages • L
p$YD'O,L-Large package
2 for 45(�
IsI�A'P. ,FLAKES dS 2t%c
3 pounds for
D and B KT,FtFNU,P SOAP
pe tin 22c
ztvg of nerve tissue and muscle.
And it increases the appetite
'and ands digestion.
Many praise it for new
strength and energy. Peptone
is sold only at the-Rexall store.
LO -Oz. BOTTLE FOR $1.00
Get a Bottle of Peptona To day
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Mrs.
Helen
Scott;
programme
Hogg,
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social
closed
J. L. Bell; vice-president, MTs.
McMillan; secretary, Miss Jean o
treasurer, :Moss Wm. Drover; ♦
committee, Mrs. William o
tries. Geo, B: Dorrance. N.Irs, 1
es Aitcheson, Mrs: I, B, Koine; 0
committee, Mae. Jahn Cottee, ♦
Mrs, Janes Dorranee, (Mrs. Robert o
Scott; pianist, iMrs. Helen !Mc1V1i51'an. 1
A hymn was sun and the meeting °
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with all re the Lord's o
Prayer in unison:. A dainty' lunch ♦
o
through the pretty but Mex. ♦.
pensive gifts and ori up to thg °
more elaborate articles of nice •
jewelry, you will find just o
what you wish to make Mother ♦
o
happy by your remembrance. ♦
Come in and look through for °
Your Mother's Day selection
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SHOP AT ♦
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!but y public
ahead with business. Far the second
Month ' there was nota quorum at
the Collegiate meeting.
Ibt is expected/ the public sg11ao1
levy, will be about the same as last
Y.
year, that is 8ne mills, The board,
(it is urCderstaod, discussed its esti-
mutes in 'order to be ready to report
to the council at the •May meeting
when the tax rate will !be struck.
The provincial grant has !been les-
bwt ewhich
GIVE
CONGOLEUMFREE
GOLD SEAL •
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Consider your home now•a
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Was them 'served and a social half <c
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sen'ed solmewlhat economries
the board k this.
Congoleum
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PANSHINL 23c
3 tins for-
PHONE 28 SEAFORTH'
Cut Flowers, Wreaths and
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To Rent -Pasture within time 'town limits,
or two pOWc. 'ADP] a. c. Lai,,
Jeweler Optometrist
•tY
Gift Goods °
have ,to Ibe school
year, particularly shingling on the
fi+ont roof./J
Rugs
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{YLASS'I'C 'C.1 .F A.1\ER
3 sins far 23c
Floral Pieces supplied for all
occasions.
fur
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seaJbrah- 3.11"d
�pOpOo s o • o • o • o . o •. o • o
Y.P.L. Meeting. ---Phe Young Pe'o-•
Yardage
Linoleum
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French Conversation, Coachitur. fur Matric-
Motion. Business. Telephone zs, Seaforth.
pll•e'.'s League' of Northside United
Church held the'i'r weekly
Inlaid
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QUICK WASH T-4BLETS
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sly JU�netce w',as�n ' 341--1
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Come in Person'or S crit,' He show-
meeting. on
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Tutes'day evening• May 2nd, with Mr.
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package
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bedroom
ed ,how the -Old Testament Clea 1 Y
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NEWS OF THE TOWN
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For Sale.-\4alnut suite, nearly
re,., aoro;ibttn of bet, dressingt.ctde, cn,f-
e,111.1., t>ed table and chair. A I,al,gain, Ap-
h to Wallace Parke, or Box ^-06: Seaforth.
prophesied the coming of Christ in
person the ,first tree and the New
p5���
Sam' Scott+ in, t'he chair- The meet-
irvg was under the social deparbme'nt
Miss (Mary Reid in charge and
Feltol
Mats
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washcloth; 3 for 23c
Butter, E' gs, Dried Apples and
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Feathers taken as cash. We pay I
lc a dozen extra trade for eggs.
Firemen Meet. -The Seaforth Fire
Btigarls held its monthly meeting onLords
Tut 'day evening in the fire hal!. this
will be the last meeting of the bri0•acde
until the fall. ,
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The Northside Tennis Course iY 111111 ,tN�T
t; 1. uselnn>ne NS �r )LpJuinv. Pletert"dofnso at
once so that tournirnenb3 may pe arranged.
]]nlwn Lane, '1'rea6urer, 3•l12.1
TestamexLt also prophesies the sec••
and coining of Christ in person. His
1'oafS were clearly t'esenited- and
p Y puni:son,
sanely given to the great deellgtiht o£
all resent. The increasing cong're-
p'
•at'on'e dhow that this speaker- is
with
opened v�^ith the usual sing -song. The
Pray^e1. was then repeated in
' p
after which the• minutes of
the last meeting were read by the
secretary, '-Miss Winnie Savauge, a°zt'cl'
During the business
(1
Cion oleum
Mats
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Cream taken for the Seaforth Cream- •
ery at the sante price paid at the Will "'fleet_ On May Sth, at 3.30
111., the regular monthly meeting,
Creamery. • p, 1
of the Hospital Aid .4ssociatiatt will
be held in the Cal net ie Library, when
•r
Attended fleeting in Toronto Col.
R. S. Hay .,tva'- it, Toronto this week
the 5. C. I. Board
oreating more than usual interest in
Seaforth for he has travelled' widely
and' has a Great fond of first head'
information which makes his address-
and helpful. He
approved. part
of the meeting it was decided that
the 'meetings be discontinued the end.'r
n
of May and be reopened again in
September. After singing a hymn,
Axminster
Mats
Wilton Mats
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yo 1 ?;; t
Hutchison's ,special arz•angemf nts for Hospital
representing ,nt
the annual ,meeting of the Associ.at-
css veryfascinating'
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Miss Alma Finnigan led in' prayer.
Axminster
' o r '-
a .%
Day activities will be decided upon,
ed Hi'<�•h School Boards of Ontario.
The Seri•pture reading was taken by
".fir o;t ..
PHONE' 166 Itis expected that a large number of
iu
Col. Hays is a member of the execu-
Muse Margaret 'Montgo'mery. A beau-
Rugs •
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3 ,, a VG
ladies will be present,
live of the association.
tifu'lly rendered piano lobo was given
NESS Ethel Storey. A descriptive
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Automobile Season Announcement -Mr. and firs. W.
VL', Robinson, Landon, announe ; the
i•s now here engagement of their only daughter,
I1,rnothy, to Dr. Jack Harvey �r'•
tow. Detroit, youngest son -of Iy.-
Are you insured against and •Mrs, ¥William Bristow, `al nia•
The wedding wi11 take place t1. -Li i:arr-�
hazards of the roads? ter part of May.
Report is Made. -The report of the
Inspector of legal otli,ces `of Ontario,
has just been released and covers
j
the period from January let to De-
,
ember 31st, 193 A summary of
t•,-, second division court Seaforth
1
centre, i as follows: Number of•
suits entered, 202; amount of claims
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Attention
Entrance •and High School
Students !
,hy
reading of Canadian 'poets, was given
py•�
by Miss Leona Box Grace Kreuter
and Helen Britton' and proved very
interesting. !Musical 'numbers were
given !bv Messes. Jack Habkirl€ and
Arthur Finlayson on the violin; gut -
tar and mouth organ and were much
enjoyed by all, An unique contest
dainty lunch
$ all. means
See What We
can do for you
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9 101/� X9.25
Automobile rates have kept entered, "11,715.36; balance of cash
p Junior Women's Institute.- 1`he T
in court front previous year, $L8,75;
Junior Women's Institute will •hold
times. I
EXAM TIME IS COMING-
Do you want nice typewrit-
and a ,very 'brought an
enjoyable 'e'ven'in'g do a close.
6 x 9 $5.25 x
7Y / 10.50,
i - R $6.6� 9x..'12
pace with the total amount of suitors money paid
from?
their annual tweeting on Wednesday, into court, $7,189.69.;total amount of
New low rates under special May 10th, at 2p.m., at the home of suitors' money paiout of court,
Mrs. E. B. Goudie. The will
ten notes to study
(Maybe you would like to rent
a typewriter.
LOCAL BRIEFS
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roll call ;;7,137.69; 'balance of cash in court
merit' plan. be answet•ed by paying the fees for ,173. i 3; (clerk's returns of emolu-J
Rates gladly quoted. the coming year. A good attendance merits, 5797.?0; bailiff's returns of
is requested.' emoluments, $354.88'
:. Many other students are do-
ing this, why not you?
WRITE AT ONCE. for further
• and' 'Mrs. Vf?i11ianv Sooner=
villo, of Woodstock s
spent, the week
'enci with friends here.
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•Mr.
acTa 7 ish s ...•
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Best Canadian Companies. ` D.
particulars.
0 Mr.. A. W. Sillery, of Queen's
Niece is Dro��'ned.--'V,iz•s, George I
o Haigh received word Thursday last, L. O. B. A. -Members of Seaforth
atson & Reid L' 0• B. A. Lodge celebrated their-
that het• niece, ten year old Betty seventh anniversary on Monday ev-
Johnnen, had been dron•ne.d when she I ening,., May 1st, Iby entertaining the
Phone 214-J Seaforth fell into the raging waters of the,i e
�' 1Goderich, Cflint•on and 'St•ratford
Trent River at Campbellford' The lodges in their lodge rooms here. Af-
`little
Orders filled the day received,
so act at once!
A. L. Boucle Prins -& Pro p'
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S11CCeSs Bllalne5s College
University, Kingston,
g is hams for the
h'olid'ays.
• Miss Mary Sitewart, of Kincar-
dine 'Collegiate. staff; spent the week
end at the home of her parents,.T1r.
and Mrs. Harry Stewart.
week with Whitevale friends'.
,Mr. Robert McKay is visiting with
Winthrop friends.
'Miss Jean and Mr. Earle Weibster,
Bruce'fiald, thanked the Egmonde-ilie-
Y, P. S. for their hospitality and en -
lovable evening,
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Specialists in All Lines of girl was the daughter of Mi,. I ter the regular meeting the evening
Insurance and Mrs. Gordon Johnson. and was was spent in progressi‘'e euchie., the
on the way home from visiting her prize' winners beingi Ladies' first,
aunt. When she did not arrive, a
STRATFORD, ONT.
0 Mr.of
Oz�vi'lle Hildebrandt under-
went an operation for, appendicitis in
Scott Memorial Hospital on Sunday
evening. Although s'erio'usly ill for
Whitevale, were week end guests
at the,parental home.
Y. P. S. -On 'Wednesday evening,awns
April 26th, the Young People of Eg-
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Mrs, Veale,, Stratforn; • men's first,
search'party was organized and dis- f Mr.
a tithe, he is now making a satisfac-
nrandville 'entertained the Y. P. S.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 covered the body about ten feet from
0 0 shore.
'McNevin, Goderich,; special prize,
Mrs, C. V. Cook Clinton. Following•
a►
the cards a delicious lunch was serv-
r,
GROCERIES
tory recovery.
•''Dr. Carl Aloe hart, of Toronto,
from 'Brucefield., The business part
of the 'meeting was followed by an
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►S. T. FIO1meS &Son
O FUNERAL SERVICE p Play Presented To-night--Tickets-'firs.
O Main. Street, Seaforth O for the play, Presented
Rosies," :be- 'hundred
0., O in'g presented this Thursday and Fri-
ed by the social committee of which
J, Hotrham is convenor. One
were present all thor-
ou'ghly enjoyed the evening's enter-
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spent the week end with his parents,excellent
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alberh'art.
• Alm!ong those. who attended the
•and
funeral 'of the late Mrs. 'Musgrave on
program. The first number
xDolled
was a 'piano duet by Margaret and
Jessie Smith. Vera Hudson t'li•en fay -
•ored with a number of a'mu'sing, read-
Any person •wishing lawns
day evening in Cardno's Hall, by the
O S. T. Holmes' residence, O S. C. I. A1ulm.ni Association. in aid
tainment.
►PRODUCE
Saturday last were iMr, and Mrs.
Jack 'Musgrave, 'Guelph, Mr.
ings. The next number was a piano
recital, "'Country Garden," played by
rolled by power roller,
notify R. J. Sproat,
0 Goderich Street, West; phone O
O Ne. 119 W. Charles Htllmes' O of the scholarship memorial, fund,
0 zeside Goderich Street, O have been selling readily. Despite
Q East one No. 308. O this there are still a number of ex
cellent reserved seats' available. The
O ••Lu''mlousme-A7rtaublance Service O
O .Night calla phone 30'8. O play causes hirghly reeommende.d.
O Ray call phone 119 J. O Music between acts will be rendered
O Charges moderate. 0 'by Al. Close and 'his orchestra.
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Organize Football Club.-
Seaforth football enthusiasts ., gather-
e'd • in the Dick House Tuesday even-
in and decided to organizeg
g a Sea-
forth Football Clurb. The team will
play in the Huron League. Officers
elected •are as follows: President, C.
•Local
Ha ing •purchased the business
of Mr. G. D. Haigh, we are now
open for business.
A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES
Highest Cash Price. Paid For Eggs.
of and
Arthur' 'Musgrave, of • Clarksburg,
'sops of Mrs. 'Musgrove, and Mr. Hugh
McCoy and Mrs. Stewart, pi •^Toxon-
to, brother and sister of the deceas-
'and Dr. F. H. Larkin, of Toronto,
who officiated at the ,grave.
•• Mr. William Vale, of Ingersoll,
'Violet Tyndal. This was followed by
a 'very amusing play put on by Min-
;na Stewart,'Vivian Townsend', Mar-
aret Finnigan, Margaret -Smith and
ladle Coleman. After a
• number, of games, the girls served a
bounteous lunch. Mr. E:.McLeod, of
please
Phone 8, or M. A. Reid;
Phone 214-J, Secretary of
the•
1 '
•playing
Seaforth lawn Bowlin Club
3410 tf
P. Sills• secretary -treasurer, Sam
PROMPT SERVICE
was a guest this week at the home
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OWins Scholarship. --Announcement
O O 0 O 0 O, O O 0 0 0
Jackson; coach and ,rt'a. Frank
Your Business is Solicited.
of Mr. and' Mrs. Oscar Neil. .
'
was made this week that A. W.
Sills;• committee, A. W. D'ic'k, Allenquite
Dir,
• There was .' a heavy frost
Archibald, son of Reeve W. R. Arehi-
Reid, John McKenzie, Fred Barrow
M• ARNOLD
on Wednesday night of this week.I-.G�•H'T'
O O 0 O'.,O 0 0 0 0 0 0 'bald and 'Mrs. Archibald, of Tucker-
0 0 smith. has 'been awarded- the scholar-
and Alex. Lillico. It is some years
since Seaforth has had a football
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SEAFORTH
•. Wide interetst was manifested
and mnz'ch publicity given throughout
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O H. C. BOX 0 snip for the ,best all round roan in
team, although Egrn'ondvillle home
Ontario on. Saturday last to the wed-
,
the third year at 0. A. C... Guelph.
O Funeral Director O
ones have besot ,at the re -ding
g playedulax
of "Happy" Day, one of the
and Mr. Archibald o e• former student of
O Licensed Embalmer O
O Best Malar and Harse-drawn O the .Seaforth Collegiate. It has also
O been announced that he •will go to
O egn�ipmerrt. the World's Grain • Show at Regina,
creation grounds and have been
watched with interest by tawn5peo-
plc•
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idols an the !Maple Leaf
IpoP P
hocskey team, Toronto, to Miss Mar-
garet' E. Shaw, of that city. Added
interest is to the event here
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Q` A. CLIMBING ROSES," pre -
ea }" ; ,✓ �,
0 Charges ttodeeate. O this summer, . as a member of the 0.b
0 Flowers furnished on short O
O notice. 0 A.C. judging team.
Death of Charles Holbeite-One of
the oldest residents of the tot* n, Mr,
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given
Y the fact that the +bride's mother
is a cousin of Mr. T. J. Steph'erra
yi '= a sented in C a r d n o s Hall b
n _ j til
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O Night Calls Day Calls O Se mon Subjects For Next Sunda
0 Phone 175 Phone 43 O f y
O -Northside United Church -'Morning,
O O O O O O O 000,0 �1e Sacram'ent 'of the Lord's Supper
will 'be observed; evening, "The High-
er Friendship." - Rev. W. P. Lane,
Charles Holbein, assed to his re-
p
•ward on Friday• April 'Nth, after an
illness of ,several months' duration.
He had reached the advan'ced age of
gl years, and was born in Germany,
in
•Hlgh` gravity test motor
fin and
011, free from all
and ;Miss 'Stle�phens.,of the Queen's.
+� Mi.. Mrs. M. G. Reid, of
IHlamvltorr, were week end guests at
the home of !Mr, and:Ann �Ins: M, A. Reid.
• Mr, and Mts. Glen Steele, , of
Toronto, were here on Friday' last
r Y° 'r fit
the S C I AlumniAssoeiation
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i \N this Thursday and Friday at
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0 F,gmondville United Church -Morn-
WALKER'So in'g, `Ifs Jesus Were a Pastor To -day"
evening - Service withdrawn for
o• r' O -
FUNERAL SERVICE Young People's anniversary •at P,ruce-
O W. J, WALKER and O old',-Rcv. C. A. Malcolm, Minister.
JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. O First Presbyterian Church -.Morn-
O Licensed Embalmers and O, ing, "Chuist, Our Substitute"; even-
taming to this country 1862. He
�'as ma, I led in the French settlement
near 7urich • 6�3 vear5 ago to Miss
ti'Iargaret Thor and settled in Dash-
wood. 111 19.1? then came to Seaforth
•where they have since resided, Mr,
Holber:n was a del -out member of the
Holy Name 'Society and also of St,
James' 'C'atholic Church. Bsides his
Carbon. ••'
Seaforth S Leading Service
Station.p
The Supertest
attendingtie funeral of the late,
Miss Jennie Steele.
• Mr. Hiugh 'Angus, who has been
acting as operator at the C. N•. R.
station here for some months, left
on We'dnesd'ay for Cochrane.
• 'Mrs, R. S. Reid and' daughter, of
Stratford, were week end guests at
8 30 The show. is in aid of the Schol-
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ars hj Memorial Fund and there are
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lots ' off tickets left Music by AI
ing, "What is Regeneration.'' -Rev.
O Fun'etal Directors. 0 I. B. Koine, Minister.
- O Day or Night Calls promptly 0 SC Thomas' Church -Third Sunday-
O attended. O after Easter: Sunday sc•ho'ol and Con-
0 PHONE 67 0 fin -nation class. 10 a.m.; Holy Com-
O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 reunion, 11 a.m.; sermon topic. "The
Two Ways of Seeing Christ"; evening
widow he is survived by three dau h-
g
tees, Mrs. A. Cassel, Los Angeles;
Mrs, 1,. E. Richards, QSeaforth, and
Mrs. (', McCormick. Fort Erie. The
funeral took place on Monday, May
it, froin. St. James' Catholic church
to St. James' cemetery, Rev. T. P.
MASONIC
NOTICE
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Hays
• 'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Purcell and
little son, of Detroit, spent the week
end at the ham'e of his parents, Mr.
and 'Mrs. John Purcell.
• Mrs. R. J. Twitchell arrived here
Close and his orchestra Guaran-
teed good Home -Made Candy for sale
,
at 15 cents a box.
service, 7 pen.; sermon topic,"The
THE MCKILLOP MUTUAL Eternal Background." -Rev. Canon
Hussey officiating.
®Thursday
from Brandon, being called'
east owing to the sudden death
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FIRE INSURANCE COY. Appleyard, Rector.
Hold Successful Tea. -The ladies
The amvembers of Britannia Ma-
Lodge,' Seaforth, are re-
of
her son, Geo. Harold Twitchell, which
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Death of Bridget Jarearet O'Reilly'.
of St. Thomas' C9,urch held a most
sonic
quested to meet in the Lodge
occurred in Wyandotte, 'Michigan, on
Tuesday. The remains -Will be brought
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HEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT. -Bride-et O'Reilly died on Weclnes-
tial. April 26th, in St. Joseph's IIas-
p
successful tea at the home of Mrs.
no ward Thomson on Fridlay after-
noon. The: door was by Miss
Rooms on Saturday, May 6th, at
2,?,0 pm./ for the ,purpose of at -
late
to Seaforth and the funeral, under
Masonic auspices', will be held on
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Inial, London. 'She was horn some
OFFICERS; eighty-two years ago in the Town-
Geo. R. McCartney, Senforth - Pres. ship of Mekillop. The majority of
James Connolly, Goderich - Vice -Pres. her years were spent in Detroit until
Melton A. Reid., Seaforth - Sec.-Treas. four years ago when she took sick
• ' and was brought to London, where
AGENTS: she remaineuntil death. VisaC.
W. E. Hinchley, Seaforth ; John O'Reilly was a devoted memlber of
Murray, R. R. 3, Seaforth; E. R. G. (the !Roman Catholic' Church. The
open'e'd
Charlotte Thnmlpran, assisted. lay Miss
Pinkney, and the guests were re
ceived 'by Mrs. E. Alpplevard, assist-
ed by :VI r.r. H. Thd'mtpshn. Mrs.
Charles Holmes showed the guests
to the dining room where tea wasd
poured by Mrs, Van E•gm{ond and
Miss Margaret Jackson, and where
I e W. C. Snit -tat, oat, Miss Appleyard,
tending the funeral of the
H. 13. Twitchell, of Wyandotte,
Michigan.
The funeral will be held fronn
the Box Funeral Home at 3 p.m.,
to Maitlandbank Cemetery,
ABERHART,
Secretary.
.Saturday afternoon from: the resi-
dense of.'Mr. H. C. Box. Interment
will be made in Maitlanldbanlc cetme-
tery.
0 Mis's Bernice Logan, of London,
spent the week end with Miss Mary
Haigh,
• We are pleased to learn that
IM.rs" C. Eckert is improving rapidly
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Don t Miss Our
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Jarm,otubh, Brodihagen; JATMS Watt, funeral was held on Friday morning
Myth; C. F. Hewitt, Kincardine. ' at mine o'clnrk in St. James'Church
thehhme of her niec'Ms.
DIRECTORS: Julia Flannil
Flannigan.. The ,Hugh Mass
�Vlilliarn Knox, Lond o; George which was well attended by friends
James Con- and re] , was sung by Rev.
a.!,n Vicrl)et Rankin and Miss .Joseph-
ins F,tlge served. Home co'aking was
in charge of Mrs, William Deem and
Mrs, John 'Pethi•ck, The proceeds
amounted to some $2�i,00,
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. Notice
. Fred W. Wigg wishes no an-
since her return' from the hospital,
••Rev. C. N. McKenzie, his sister,
ieRIfrom
Malcolm, of Ripley, were the guests
this week of Rev. 'W. P. Lane 'and
Mrs. Lane.' ,
Yleon�rt,' Brad(hagear;
Huss
Father Hwseey. She is survived Yr
Wily, Goderialr Ales. ernsBroadoot, No. Y
1 o,ne sister, Mary O Rielly- o•f town, lee•
Jeafor't11; Robert Febris, Blyth ; aides nelLocal
Be 1V�eCtamtltey, No. 8, Seaforth; phewn and nieces. Interment
t. James Slhol- was blade in St. J•ames' cemetery
John i Thomas moyloo, No. i5, the palllbearers being Thos. O'Reilly,
• Seaforth. Jose Kale, John Holland, Owen
Dart, Matt. Ryan am�cl .Jahn Lane.
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Dr. L. Sale Harrison Preaches in
Church. -Dr. L. Sale -Harrison,
of 'Svcltiley, Australia, is giving
series of Bible lectures in First Pres-
byterian Clius'ch, Seaforth of w!hich
Rev. I. B. Kai.ne ispastor. The flet-
ices have
pounce he has opened a sample
room in the Queen's Hotel Block,
where he is prepared to take or-
a dere Friday' afternoon and Sat-
urday for reliable footwear for
the whole family:
-Phone For Special Appointment-
• !Meslsrs. Clifford and Clarence
Trott 'halve returne'cl fxaml Queen's
University; Kingston, for the holt-
days
• 'Mrs. W. IH. Logan, of Teeswater,
is s. G. D. the week with her sister,
'Mrs. G. D. Haigh.
Now
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already created a great
• 'Mrs. Jahn Haigh has returned
Elect Officers. - The .McKillop
SHE JOHN ILANKIN 1 'ch of the W. lI. S. of Firs Pres
inteinet on account of ltlhe' s'anity
acrd fa�rcinatiomt of the
from Luokn-ow.
1
l4an'day was a
�stion'
Church held its o coin
m,leetinsg at the Manlse on Thursday
kinds. afternoon. Mzis. Robert Croven'loc-k
me's'sages. eat nherfs
great nightAGENCY
'the' ,wialrleci lrein'g, "Thr 'Ren,arkaible
,Jew, ''G'o'd,'s Grefat Titmlepieee." Theea
�ANcIN
EG1ViONDVILLL�'
a
a1. sin ore
O� all
Yll3ur .3 - presided and the meeting apenetl by
.W V�llll64 'Real Estate (the singing of a: h Trh'
gi ghymn. a Scrip-
' Mode to Loan. "tune lessen from, Psalm 72 •zvak taken
EA I+�(iRT ONTARIO i Mrs, Wlilliam Hogg, after which
z 1Mx!m. I. B. Kaiit'fe led in prayer. A
•speaker wl,oared how that all the past
hi•store of the Jews was prophesied
P' p
in the Bible •incl that the movement
this people was a remarkable in-
'dilation of greater things to came.
Every Thursday Night
EXETER OPERA HOUSE
25C.
Misses Isabel close and! Man
rFinnkibeifree�x were Kitchener nisitoes
a ',sumd y•
IMS, George' l ll'a k, of Landon, was
guest at his home.
a w'ee'k enol Igoe
y
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S. Shi non, Manager . Phone 109
chapter from tete stud book,
• t1�i 91 pts y book, °`The
' Seen Seas of Servide,'was read by
great. number
Tuesdlay witnessed a ije
to hear the address on, ,Will Gtr
�C�ifIiSS1011
t sale• c
ibis Gentle Wierbster spent 'last
1
MNromrx Mauti',