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Feathers taken as cash. We pay
lc a dozen extra trade for eggs.
Cream taken for the Seaforth Cream-
ery at the sante price paid at the
Creamery.
Hutchison's &
PHONE 166
Automobile Season
is now here
Are you u insured against
' hazards of the roads?
Automobile rates have kept
pace with the times.
New low rates under special
merit -plan.
Rates gladly quoted.
Best Canadian C a tan
Com n'
pa les.
Watson & Reid
Phone 214-J Seaforth
Specialists in All Lines of
Insurance.
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S. T. Holmes & Son
FUNERAL SERVICE
Main Street., Seaforth
S. T. Holmes' residence,
Goderich Street, West; phone
No. 119 W. Charles Holmes'
residence, Goderich Street,
East; phone No. 308.
Ambulance Service
Night calls, phone 308.
Day calls, phone 119J.
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THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
IfFAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT.
OFFICERS:
Geo. R. McCartney, Seaforth - Pres.
James Connolly, Goderich - Vice -Pres.
Keaton A. Reid, Seaforth - Sec.-Treas.
AGENTS:
W. E. l3imlchley, Seaforth ; John
Murray, R. R. 3, Seaforth; E. R. G.
Jamnouth, Brodhagen; James Watt,
Myth; C. F. Hewitt, Kincardine.
DIRECTORS:
William Knox, Londe�sfboro; George
Leonbart, Brodhagen; James Con-
nolly', Goderich; Alex. Broadfoot, No.
Seaforth; Robert Ferris, Blyth ;
George McCartney, No. 8, Seafordh;
ilofln PepPer, B9rueeiidd; James Shol-
,l oe, Walton;' Thomas Moylan, No. 5,
22arth. •
A BARGAIN
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SALE.—Five acres, one mile
foam Seaforlfh modern house with
tailrace, balhli toilet; email bairn;
good ordhard•. ',axes, $W. Splendid
Anted to' a Chicken farm, Hees,
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Stomach Sufferers
Marvel at New
3 -Minute Relief.
Peaple who have suffered for
years from atosnratch agonies
are marvelling at the quick
relief of Bisma-Rex, a new, de-
licious tasting antacid powder,
and its comfort is lasting too.
It acts four ways: Neutra-
lizes excess acid; rdlievtes
stomach of gas; soothes mem-
branes, and aids digestion.
Get Bisma Rex to -day.
A LARGE DOT'I'LE FOR 75c
—+AT--
Keating's Pharmacy
The Rexall.Drug Store
PHONE 28 : SEAFORTH
(Cut Flowers, Wreaths and
Floral Pieces supplied for all
roccasions.
NEWS OF THE TOWN
Have Picnic --Girls of the Margaret
Larkin C. G. I, T. of the Presbyterian
Chuuc'h, held an enjoyable hike to
Forre•st's bush on '\Vednesday after-
noon and -evening. About 20 girls
enjoyed the picnic supper which was
served on arrival.
Graduates At 0:A. C.—Mr. Gor-
don Wright, Kipeen, a former well
known S. C. 1. student. -was among
the graduates at the Ontario Agri •
cultural College.• where he obtained
his B. S. A. degree. The graduation
ceremony took place on Thursday
last.
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Attend Kincardine lhereten.,.—Mr:
J. E. Keating, accompanied by
Messrs, O. Neil,+ H. Jeffery and H.
G. Meir, paid an •otliriah visit to Kin-
cardine Chapter on Friday evening
last. Mr. heating•• is Grand Super-
intendent of. Huron 'District, Royal
Arch Masons; "'
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Is Elected President.—Word has
been received. that Mr, H. E. Stark,
of Welland, 4
ellantd son 1 t Mfrs.
A. , tar•1: of
town, has been elected president of
the Welland Bowling Club at an re-
organization meeting held in the club
house recently. Mr. Stark is man-
ager of the Dominion Bank in Wel-:
land.
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. Heads Ontario Medical -association.
—At the annual convention of the
Ontario Medical Association being''
held in Hamilton this week, Dr. F. C:1
Neal, of Peterhoro. was elected presi-
dent of the Association. •Dr. Neal is
an old Walton boy and a son of ,
Mrs. William Neal of that village,'
He is a - graduate .of Seaforth Col-
legiate Institute. i
Present Climb;lig Roses in Gode-
rich.—The Alumni play, "Climbing
Roses," was presented to a large and
enthusiastic audience in McVay Hall,
Godertich, on Tuesday evening of
this week undar the auspices of Cen-
tral Home and School Club of• that
town.. Between acts Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Stewart, accompanied by
Mrs. W. P. Lane, sang two enjoy-
able duets.
Take Advantage Of Excursion.—A
large number fri5m Seaforth and dis-
trict will take part in the Western
excursions being planned this month
by the railw•ats. Included in those
taking the trip will be Mrs. John
Devereaux to Fort William; Mrs.
Alex. Broadfoot, Winnipeg; Miss
Pearl Grainger, Angusville., Man.;
Melvin Blanchard, Nelson, B.C.; J.
T. Deeds, Swift Current; Thomas
Dodds and Robert D'odcds; lmontor.-
Granddaughter Graduates. — Mis
Mary P. Andrews, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Andrews, of Pore
Colbourne, and granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph :Nero, of Seaforth,
was one of the nurses who received a
graduation diploma from Mack Train-
ing School for Nurses, St; Cather-
ines, on the occasion of the gradua-
tion exercises held in the Collegiate
auditorium in that city on May iRth.
Hon. W. G. Martin, Ontario Minister
of Health, addressed • the nursing
graduates.
Conference Announces Changes.—
The Stationing Committee of the Lon-
don 'Conf+ rencc of the United Church
in Canada ha.s ksui•d the first draft
of sta'aions in the C'onf'erence. In
the Huron Presbytery there are as
follow: Eluevale, Rev. T. E. Saw-
yer; Centralia, Rev. Robert N. Stew-
art, B.A., B.D.; Ethel, Rev. J. B.
Champion; Kippen, Rev„A. E. Mann;
McKillop, Rev. G. Edwin ;Morrow,
B.A.; Thames Road and Roy's. Rev.
Neil M. Leckie, 13.I., D.D-
Hold Successfui Tea.—The `t°emen's
Auxiliary of, St. Thomas' Aeglican
Church sponsored a very successful
tea in the Rectory on Friday after-
noon, when a large number of ladies
were present. Mrs. Edward .1p.ple-
vard and Mrs, L. G. VanEgim-,nd re-
ceived the guests and Mrs. H. Thom-
son invited them to the tea room
where Miss Jackson and Miss Mae-
kay were hosteesea at the tea table,
assisted hy Mrs, .T. H. Best and Miss
Gertrude Appievarcl. Miss Barbara
Best attended the door. Mrs. J. A.
Case and Mrs. Crowell were in charge
of the sale of home-made baking. De-
licious tea was supplied by` Mrs. F.
Baxter.
Y. P. L. Ends Until Fall.—The last
•egular meeting of the Young Peo-
ple's League of Northside United
Church was held on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Webster with nearly all ' memibers
present. The., first part of the even-
ing was spent in a very interesting
hall game, "Greens'" vs. `+Blues " fol-
lowed by numerous other games.
Gathering around a large bonfire, the
following program was much enjoy-
ed by all: M}usi+cal umbers by
Messrs. A. Finlayson and J. Habkirk
on the guitar, nsouth organ and vio-
lin;' 8elveral humorous r'eadinge by.
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Miss Donna Mole; Misses Gra'e
Krauter and, LaBelle 'Hawkins fav
cored with a "couple of guitar selee
tions, Community singing con plot
ed this part of the program. upot
entering the house a . very daint
lunch wase served to which all dic
ample justice. Rev. Mr: Lane anc
president, 'Mr. IS Scott, on behalf o
the League, expressed their apprecia
tion to - Mr. and 'Mrs. Webster fol
their kind hospitality which was fol'
lowed by suitable replies by the hos'
and hostess. An enjoyable evening
was then brought to a close by sing•
ing the National Anthem.
Paints and Varnishes.—We carry a fill
line (of the 'best grvud,e of 'paints, enamels an<
van:nivhea. Our quick drying guarani e
floor varnish will hat turn white undo:
wailer; (1,1.65 per quwart. Graves" Wahl Papel
Share, Seaflanth. 5416-
Fur
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Fur Sale, Cheap.•—iFirillay-Tartaise cook stov,
in gt*xl uonrdition. APPLY to MYMrs. W." H
Gelding, Sperling St, Seatarth• 3416-1
For Sale. -1900 Gravity washer and wring
er, . Apply to Mrs, John A. McKenaie, Sea
Barth, or phone 25, 3416-:
Position Wanted as .housekeeper. Protest
ant. Reference exchanged. Apply to Mrs
Kerslake, Nelson Sts-eett, Mitohell. 3413x.
Paint Your Porch• Floors •.vi Wil t^a hail
Porch pettnt you can buy. Made for her(
wear and weather resistance, $1,25 per quart
'Also a good grade medium grey at 79 cent
per . quant- Graves' Wail Paper Store, Sea.
forth. 3416-
-Rouse Te Rent in To:vn of Seaforth—•Or
the cornea- of Chalk and Orombie Streeu
'Phe:•e is kitchen, pantry, 'dtn.ing roam an
parlour, hest ies three bedrooms upstairs anc
eloset• ; also bath and toilet. The house t
lighted with ellecttnicity: cistern a.nd taw+
,warier. A good stable and a garage to 00
c„mmada•te nvu cars : also a small garden
Poses,ions gi, en June 1st or June 12th,
Appy to stole J. Hugg-a,rd, Barrister, Sea
a'„'•ch, a• Frank Coleman, Hensall. Phon
114. 3115-t,
20,000 Plants For Sale.—,Heart of . Fran
ant.! Braiiriy Asters. Sim r Giant Snapdragon,
Zinnia., Verbena. and Sarbie;++, Petunias
uit every taste: Flu Ole Ruffle:, CaIiforni'
C]i;tta.>, Balcony and Rcky Mem. Cabbage,
1•ly ,‘nd late. Danish t iant the dry ,weather
e 101 5o wt+r. Our roma to ao are. crud ,grown
nn ar•tifxiirt heat ha . bean used. They should
not go bark u•ien '.;et 0u1. Seeia,g i• be-
.i,•rin;r, corm' and vivuuh•.m t.heonce uver: Al
Slarc Baker, Railway t treat. 'Torn west est til
cafcnth Creamery, 3415x3
,Notice,—H.I0ing erecter a gl,-enhou•e w
ore ,n a F+O•I rlon tt, ,up.piy a +better variety
.,f La-rld:1:g p1aat Cae7•s• ''l'omat,. Cab
-
I;ga„ Cauliflower, Popper::, Asters, Hear c of
Frarce, 1ST,ilte. Mb ,.] Sa104a. Verbeneas,
Patttnias la n •e rulflaeL, Calendulis, Phlox
r)rummon,li, Zinnias. Pansy. a !•arg,• quantity
City
.•` Ro-y \torn Petunias;, 13eautify y.,ur t•o'ck-
y ,with these: Choles Snap Lrat:c'on ready
nt now , ver -Y hardy 1. Sou are ci•dial-
l) in%ted to come aril see out' pLu, :. Brim
'•aur l*asket .for . raft out ,pl:ant:. A. L.
I'.*:-teun8, We`t St,,, Seaforth. 11114,13
Extra Optical Ofrer.—High c'r;;,le, ;stylish
and m,rt up-tdate ,d0 ' - rimm,•d or rim-
o,s, our it iso in she il, white .,r pink
va:d•fillc'-1. with 1,•n=e; complete, on.y
1mt b.e hi Foca with ehru"e .f `cameo com-
t.'le'e. only 912,00, TMa<e prix••, i0 iUle 11
Iho ,ueh exarnatatien by .cur we.. rr,olwn and
1'�ai n.takiner ,-pecin l';+t. ,11 • H, ,r1,,•.n
Over
t0 yrar: coming .To gra for:�1- C .❑ •0et the
i .'et optic::?; ,t'us'k 10 be ,'i00 nevi ^r,e] We do
n.<
We advert f,•e. reo=sap earl \\eine=day,
,lune 6th and 7•.h. Cl +, 1V,• 1nr•,t,1 , 12 moon,
C_m,e early. Beattie's•F(sir, Sraforth.
3417.2
Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday-
-First Pi- shytel'ian C'hurch--:Ior:r-
ing•, -The R-orshin of An Extinct
File"; evening, "How To Live"—
Worthwhile contributions of the Ox-
ford Group Movement far Christian
Life.-1Rev. I. B. Kaine. Minister.
\otth'side United Church—Morn-
ing: Mr, F. 1,'i�. Lewis, of Toronto,
Organizer and Field..Secretary of the
Ontario Prohibition Union, will re-
nl e' ent the organization; evening:
The service Will he in the hands of
81:e Young People's Society,—Rev. W.
P. Lane, Minister.
Fgnvond'ville United Church—Morn-
mg: Pentecost Sunday -10 a.nir., The
church school; 11 a.nr., The Sacra -
regent of Baptism. will be observed;
serlr,oe theme, "What' Happened at
Pentecost''; evening, "Grieve Not the
Holy Spirit. of God."—Rev. Charles
Malcolm, Minister,
It 'Will Be a Big Night. — Plans
for what promises to be one of 'the
biggest and hest entertainments seen
in Seaforth for a long time, are rap-
idly taking. shape, according to the
committee arranging for the Young
Liberal banquet, and dance, which is
being held in 'Card•no's Hail next
Wednesday evening at 6.30. Tickets
for the affair are going rapidly
many being sold in surrounding
towns. Catering is in the hands of
the Seaforth Home and School Club,
,wha have been busy for a couple of
week; making arrangemvents. The
progranl:e will include musical selec-
tions and a short toast list, with the
speech of the • evening being given
r•y R, J. Deachman, 4f Ottawa, who
is ',veal known in Seaforth 'and dis-
trict. Members of parliament pres-
ent will include W. H, Golding, M,P.,',
F. G. Sanderson, M.P. and C. A.
Robertson, M.P.P. Dancing until the
guests are tired, will conclude the
atrair.
Receives Honorable Mention.—�fr,
Daly, president of the Seaforth
Lions (lila, has 1(ceived word. from
District. Governer Wiley. that the cup
nr•eeented by district "A" Lions -for
fhe best. essay iii'file recent contest,
was won by .,leis, Anne Griffin, of
Dundas. Miss Alice De\:ereaux, Sea-
fo)-th winner, received very honor-'
sine mention. Dr. Wiley's letter is
as follows: :"Thi essay submitted
by your Club along with the other
slut s of the distract, have been -judg-
ed by a group of independent ,judges
chosen in the Border 'Cities which in-
cludes a newspaper man, a minister
and a echoed teacher and the Cup has
been awarded to Miss Amy Griffin, of
Dundas, and her cesay has been for
warded to the International Associa-
tion. , I would like to point out, how-
ever, that the essay submitted by
your club from Mise Alice Devereaux
has received very honorable mention
by the ,judges and although your re:
presentative dial not win the 'eup, she
may well he proud of her splendid
efforts. We desire to take this op-
portunity of offering- her, through
you, our,congratulations on the splen-
did essay that she submitted, and I
trust that she may have tetter luck
next time. , With kindest regaeds and
hest wishes, I am, yours sincerely,
H. L Wiley, M.D."
Bell -Taylor, -The following from a
Saskatoon paper, refers to the daugh-
ter of A. D. Taylor and a grand-
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Wiiliamr Aitclreson, former residents
of - Seaforth: "A veru pretty wed-
ding was, solemnized on .Thursday,
May 18th, at the hotrne of Mr. and
Mrs: A. D. Taylor, Saskatoon, when
their only daughter, Marion Isabelle,
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PHONE 194
Jeweler - Optometrist ,
• Gift Goods
was united in marriage to Mr. Ed-
ward Izydore Bell, son of the late
Mr. Bell and Mrs. C. Bell of that
city. The ceremony was performed
"bv Rev. Prof. A. E. Orton at eleven
o'clock, in the morning, only the im-
mediate relatives being present. The
home was beautifully decorated with
potted plants, ferns and palms, the
bridal party standing',under a large
wedding bell. Lohengrin's bridal
march was played by Mrs. A. McMil-
Under the Auspices of the
Thomas McMillan Young
Banquet
and
Dance
'IN
Cardno's
SEAFORTH
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one of
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Ottawa.
will include
W. H.
ertson,
of the
hands
meal when
es will
the dancing
ADMISSION,
Of course-
Admission
Liberal 'Club..
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gathering promises to
the most entertaining events
year. R. J. Deachman,
will speak, and, other. guests
F. G. Sanderson, M.P.,
Golding, M.P., and C. A. 'Rob-
M.L.A. The banquet will
best with arrangements in the
of ladies that know a good
they see it. The speech-
be short and to the point and
will suit one and.all.
50c, •EACH
the ladies are welcome.
to Dance, only 25 cents.
GARDEN PARTY
on the grounds
AT CAVAN CHURCH
WINTHROP
• FRIDAY, JUNE 23rd
SUPPER FROM 6 TO 8 P.M. •
A Good Programme is being
arranged.
DURING THE SUMMER
MONTHS
hair dressing will be done on
Friday and Saturday only of
each 'week. at Royal Apart.
meats, second Odor.
Dorothy Robinson '
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while work is
cheapest -
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sidewalks, plain or
decorative plgsteriing, etc..
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R. FROST & -SON
Ian as the bride' entered the Blaring
room on the snit of her,,father. The
bride 'looked very 'sweet and girlish
dressed in a lovely gown of white
silk organdy, with veil and lily -of -
the -valley, her bouquet (being pink
roses, white snapdragon and fern.
The bridesmaid, Miss Helen Aitchi-
son, wore a pretty gown of yellow
silk organdy and carried a bouquet
of mauve and pink snapdragon and
shocks with fern. 4V Ir. Allyn Taylor,
the bride's (brother, supported the
(bridegroom. The ,bridegroom's mother
wore a smart frock of black silk
crepe- and a corsage bouquet of
mauve and pink sweet peas, while
the bride's mother was dressed in
grey and her bouquet was of pink'
and white sweA peas. After the
eeremony all sat down to a dainty
luncheon which was served in the
dining room. • The table was centred
with the bride's cake, embedded, in
(white and pink tulle, beside which
stood silver bud'.vases containing pink
rose -(buds and lilies -of -the -valley. Mr.
and Mrs. Bell left on the one o'clock
train for Regina•and Winnipeg. The
bride travelled in a suit •of royal
blue, the sltvagger coat opening over
a cream lace 'blouse; her hat, purse•
and shoes harmonized with her suit.
On their return they will reside in
the Kewantee Apartments."
Will Hold Concerts.—The Lions of
Goderich have evolved a plan where-
by there will be a county' wide enter-
tainment of sterling ,value at the
charge of fifty cents per ticket, and
every fifty cents ,goes to the crippled
children. The concerts will be given
by artists of the -first order: Mr.
Leslie-Sonrlmerville„ concert and radio
organist of CKOC; Miss Peggy More-
land, child wonder violinst, the Gold
Medalist at, the Stratford Musical
Festival of 1933, whom the judges
acclaimed as the outstanding juvenile
violinist of all the festivals at Strat-
ford; IMr. Charles :Meakins, operatic
baritone, who for twenty-five years
was one of the outstanding vocalist;
of the London, England, and the New
York stage, who created the • peinci-
pal parts in the international suc-
cess, "The Merry Widow" and "Rose
Marie, Mr. Reg, Hopper, Field Sec-
retary of the Ontario, Crippled Chil-
dren's Association will give a twen-
ty- minute talk on the work and re-
sults of the wonderful work of the
Crippled Children's Lion Fund. This
lecture will be illustrated with mov-
ing pictures of the actual work and
success cess attained, ..and should be of
vast interest to all in the county as
the entire' county 'benefits.• A resume
of the program'mes;, and the dates'
when the concerts will be, given in
the churches of the towns'. of Gode-
rich, Clinton, Seaforth, Exeter. Wing -
ham and Lucknow will be•given next
week.
LOCAL BRIEFS
4' Mr. P. J. Dorsey underwent an
operation'_ for appendicitis in Scott
Memorial Hospital on Saturday lnorn-
i•ng last. 'His many friends 10 town
and country will be glad to learn that
he is making a very satisfactory re-
covery.
• Mrs. F. J. Kerslake is in Varna
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ralph Stev-
enson.
• Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pinkney and
children, Bobbie and Patsy, of Gode-
rich, were visitor's with friends in
town last week.
• • Mrs. G. D. McIntosh and daugh-
tesr, Barbara, of Detroit, Spent a few
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Huggard,
• Miss . Barbara Finkbeiner, R.N.,,
of Cleveland, is nursing her brother,
Mr. Charles Finkbeiner, who is , at
present in Scott Memorial Hospital.
• Mrs Andrew Oke, of Toronto, is'
visiting with Seaforth friends, e
• Miss' Mary Hays, of Toronto,
spent thte• week end at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Malin
Hays.
• Mr. William Brine and sisters,
the Misses Brine, were week end
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Scott, at IHlamilton.
' • Rev. and Mrs. Waldron, of Rip-
ley, were guests this week at the
hone of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith.
• Mrs. Mae Dorrance is visiting
at the home of her, daughter in
Oshawa.
• Mr, and Mrs. A. Wankel, Mr.
and Mrs. James Carnochan and Mr,
and Mrs. A' A. McLennan' were in
London on Monday attending the
graduation exercisers in connection
with Victoria Hospital, when Miss
Irene Wankel received her nurse's
diploma,
• Mr., and ;Mrs. James Clennan and
Mr. and Mrs, J, Clennan, .Jr., and son
of Detroit, were guests this week at
that honi�e of' Mrs. Thomas McQuaid,
Gnc eric•h Street, West.
• Mr. and Mgrs. Roy McGench were
visiihng with Toronto friends last
week.
• Miss Bessie Grieve', who retentlyr
underwent. an operation for appen•
dicitis in Scott Memorial Hospital,
I sufficiently re�¢overed to be able
I return to her ribose in Egmond-
aIle.
• Miss Elizabeth Smith left on
Tuesday for Ottawa,
• Mrs. Robert Hawthorne visited
her son in Code -rich over the holi-
lay.
• Mr, and 'Mrs. Oscar Reid and two
children, of Detroit, were week end
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Reid.
• Miss
aoecraft
nd Miss Broadfoot 'Davidson, were inGuelphon Wednesday.
• Mrs. W. P. Martin and aaugh-
ter, Phyllis, of Middleport, and Mrs.
E, E. Secord, of Meaford, are guests
at the home of 'Mr. and Mi -s. W. N,
Kne'chrs l in Egrnondvill,e,
• `y , Roy D. Foster, of Maple
C'tee1k. Sank., is spending. a few Clays
olidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Finkbeiner.
• 'Dr. F. J. B13rrcows, Miss' Elinore
nd Mr. Arthur Burrows are in St.
Catharines this week. ' Dr. Burrows
vi11 also attend the Mledical Conven-
on in Hareiltan-
• Mr. and Mrs. Louis B'rall and
a•
mity, who have !been slperiding the
P: few dare with their parents, Mr.
to dretrned
thM� hom. C.en "Dckrtet "Detroit. a Weu are
nd sorry to learn that 'Mrs- I'Ckart, who
recently underwent a serious opera-
tion, is not progressing as rapidly as
SEAFORTH was exp'e'cted.
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peea1 Showing
[of
Lovely Dresses
Special
Showing
of
Summer
Hats.
At Very Attractive Prices.
Dresses !
Dresses!
--and still more
Dresses.
—Coming ---Going
Activity
all the time
Frocks for Every
Occasion
Big Buying -Big Selling
SPECIALS AT
$5.95, $9.95, $10.95,
$1.00, $2.95, $4.95,
$11.95, $12.95 . $13.95
right in the heart of the season,
N , when the auto is ingreatest use
we are selling Dresses to persons living many
miles from Seaforth. This speaks in praise-
worthy tones for Seaforth as a Shopping Cen-
tre, and of this store in particular for Ladies'
Apparel.
Living up to our reputation as "The
Best Place to Bjrp Ladies' Apparel
and Accessories," thin season as
in the past. -
MacTavish's 1
• Rem, W. P. Lane, Mr. F. S. Sav-
auge and Mr. T. J. Webster are in
London this week attending the an-
nual Conference of the United. Church
as representatives of Northside Unit-
ed Churt'h. Rev', C. -A. Malcolm and
Mr. James Brown are representing
EgimondviIle Church at the tame Con-
.ference:
• 'Miss Beth 'Govenlock, of Detroit,
spent the week, end at the hone of
her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. J. M. Gov-
enlock.
• iMr. D. H. Wilson is in Toronto
this week. '
• Rev. J. M. Keys; D.D., and Mrs.
Keys, of Oakdale, Pennsylvania, are
guests at the home of Mrs. W. L.
Keys.
• Miss Muriel Beattie, Miss Mar-
garet McKellar, Miss Elizabeth iMe-
Lean, !Mr. Arthur Burrows and Mr.
K. I. :McLean; of Western University,
London, are home for the holidays.
WINTHROP
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Trewartha
spent Sunday with D'r. and Mrs. Har-
burn, of Seaforth.
(Miss Norine Armistrohg, of Lon-
don, spent the 'week end with Mr.
and 'Mrs, Fergus Bullard: Mrs. Bul-
lard returned to London' with her,
where she intends to spend the needi
few weeks.
IMr, and 'Mrs,` Robert Hogg, Ken-
neth and Doreen, and Mr. and Mrs.
Foster Bennett and Mona spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs',, Geo. Eaton.
Winthrop played their first' gamer
of football in Ethel on Monday night,
May 29th. The score was a tie, 1-1.
Winthrop and Moncrieff play foot-
ball in Winthrop next Monday night.
The ladies- of Cavan Church repeat-
ed the pageant, "Sunrise in the Gar-
den" in Egmondville Church last
Monday night.,
,Mr. and Mrs. Elton Haist and Billy'
and .Mr. 'Archie Campbell, of Toron-
to, spent Sunday with„ relatives here.
Mrs. James Campbell returned to'
Toronto with them
:l2rs. John Harris, who was visit-
ing, at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Sellers, has returned to ''Kitchener for
several weeks.
New
Refrigerator
Sensation/
A Quality
Product
yet only
169
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REFRIGERATOR
Porcelain Interior . . . Flat Top . . . Heavy
Insulation , . . Multi -Powered . Extremely
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