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Cream taken for Seaforth Creamery
.11 ' ' at same price as paid at Creamery.
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" Windstorm Insurance
Are you insured against the
danger of win that may
strike your buildings at any
time?
Rates have kept pace witY
the times.
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Rates gladly quoted.
Best 'Canadian Companies.
Watson & Reid
`Phone 214 Seaford
Specialists in All Lines of
Insurance'
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THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COW
113EAD OFFICE-SEAFORTA, ONT
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taco. R. McCartney, Snafrntlt - Pres
Jralmes 'Connolly, Gaderirh - Vic? -Pres
Miextan A. Ried, Seaforth - Sec.-Treas
AGENTS:
W. E. Hr rchl•ey, 9,eafmth ; Johr
gray, R. R. .1, SeY�p4h ; F. R. G
Xormt outh, ilr•odhaglen; ,Tam" Watt
'Blyth; 0. F. Hewitt, ltincardine.
DIRiECTOR'S:
William, Knox, Londes'horo; George
Leoxtlhart, Brodha,geen ; James Con,
nallg, Gaderi'oh; Alex. Broadfoot, No
8, Seaforth; Robert Ferri:.s, Blyth
George McCartney, No. 3, Seaforth;.
JW11n Pepperv, Brucelfielid; Jil S'hol•
tr;_ ce, Walton; ThoMas Moylan, No. 5.
Seaforth. `
I A BARGAIN
Palk SiA,LE LPive swres, one mile
h m, sludortli. vilodert hoarse with
AfttlQ,e;e, bath and' tdilot; stintall, bamrrl•r;
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Bolydbmd. Tax4s, $48. Splemdid
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Stomach Sufferers
Marvel at New
, 34oute Relief.
People who -have suffered for
years from, stomach agoniels
are marvelling' at the qudek
relied of Bisma-Rex, a new, de-
lirious tasting antacid powder,
and its comfort is lasting too.
It acts four ways: Neutra-
lizes excess acid • relieves
W
D. C. Herrn also ,gave splendid papers
emphasizing the fact that Christian
people acre forever facing problems.
One of the most vital of these 1prdb-
lems is the irilgih't of the individual to
consume alcoholic 'beverages. Mrs.
R. Archibald then paetsented the, bud-
get of the W. C• T. U. The, W. C.
T. U. Inas at present three field wo-
men. Temperance education was gbv-
en to 50.0,00 of the youths of aur
province. The purpose and aim of
the organization is for the elimina-
tionof manufacture as well at the
sale and importation of alcoholic bev-
erages. Mrs. Archibald closed with
prayer -
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stomach Of gad; soothes mem-
Accommodation for High School puluils,
tgtpmers or boarders; every ounve,nience. Ap-
br,anes, and aids digestion.
ply at The Exuwitor office, t•,-1.17-1
, Get. Bisma Rex To -day.
Exhibition, visitors Sloop at the Boulevard
$ day Hotel, Toronto, corner' Queen -Jarvis
A LARGE BOTTLE FOR 75c
Queen oars stop near (huor. 84.26x4
Wanted. -steady %vork for •u,uuan
young
to tape •N41 charge of house work in a f;im-
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oaf mow, Ayplyl at The Exposlmtt)r Office.
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Keatmg's Pharmacy
8427-1
1bale. -Strh 1;Collie pupa, six w" -kb
old;; two Shorthorn bu'l'l cah•e,;, 1.3 m.-,nths
The Rexall Drug store
old• Quick selie ,art bar};a6'n pr,ir:ies. Apply
W George Beatty, Sr., Varna. 34-9-..",
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PHANE ZS SEAFOR`rH
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Notice.—The Public Library will hu closed
from August 14th to August :.'lath, Greta
icut Flowers, Wreaths and
'1%—Pson, Librarian. 3420
Christmas Cards Agents.—Write for infur•
Floral Pieces supplied for all
MaGon•ret;areting a e0endld.line of Cl,rktmas
occasiouL
"'rds, wonderful values, good commission.
Novar 'Trading Coo., 620 'Richmond Street,
Londin. Metcalf 5i70.
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Awirtment To Rentaven-roomed apdrt.
meant. All modern mnvenietwes and hearted,
NEWS OF THE. TOWN
Ap�pJy to A. A. ]irclLanlna.n, Seaforth.
3426
For Sale or Rent.—Pr4nio house on Joh•;
•
Strwt; ju,At overhauled and desecrated. All
Lights Go Out, -Hydro was off foe
modern conveniences. W111! vacrifice for creno
,ale_ Rent rea.,anable. One year lease ii
about five minutes late Saturday ev-
ren,ted. Apply R. L. Thoanson, Jahn Street,
ening tit the height of the rain Stol•7r1.
beafort)h• 34-96-tt
Service was.soon r•esuured and little
House and Lot and Severn Acts of Telmer
inconvenience was caused shoppiers
f"r :,ale. The prtrpeirty on North Main. Street,
Seaforth, known as 'Ste,want's GasStat on•
and theatre goers.
to
AptNly to John A. Ctidmors, R. R. No., 2,
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Ulittt ,n or phone 3 on 610, Olintonn
Prize List• Correction. -In the prize
3423x4
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' list of rhe SeafoA,gt'iCllltLrl'al Sp-
House and Lots For Sale. --Comfortable 1
r"onred house and aix lo:, upposite the
tCot
cil.ty, a mi.stilke has been njade on
lefriare rn.•t•itute, seafor:,h, for sate. trhs:
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page 17, ..action M, Class 9. COT
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pre i Ynust be • sol 1 a' •-1,u
t a t e up,,tlhe e,tate
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reefed the. item should read: Sec. 9-
of the late Charle- Hahlbein. For rrnt"iculars
Ih•essed chicken, 1st, $1.50; 2nd, 50c."
Upply on the inuniiies or to John H. neat
Seaforth.342^,x,1
don
The door of the prizes in this class
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is Isaac Hudson,.
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Ship Boilersi.-The Robert Bell Fan-
Con gratulations.--Con•gra*ulations
gine 8; Thresher Co., Ltd., ship'pe'd•
are extended to 'Mr, and Mrs, T. G
on Wednesday, two large heating
Scott, who on Wednesday celobratec
boilers for the- 'Taylor Forbes Co,•
the .10th anniversary of their wedding
which will be used in Natia Scotia,
day at their home in Seaforth.
Each weighed 17,500 pounds and -,yas
6o inches outside dimension. They
Is Remodelling House. - Mr. H
were made under the direction of R•
Edge has the contract for remodel•
G..Parke, foreman of the boiler shop,
ling the Campbell house rot the Ntortl
1 and took about a month to complete.
Road which will be occupied b Mr
p y
. The boilers are a special heating type
and Mrs. R. E. Jackson. Mr. Hugl
. and carry 100 pounds of -steam. The
Wright and son, Jack, who have beer
company also shipped a tractor and
occupying the house have moved tc
i'Drs.
separator to Thomas Murray,Echo
NVoods' house on Side Street, •.
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13ay, Algoma, on Wednesday.
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Win in Walkerton. -:Messrs, J. E
Sermon Subjects for Next Sunday.
Keating and J. M. Hinckley, of Bea-
'-Northsidg Urrited' Church -Rey. G.
forth. and John Jowett and D. Hig•
' E. Morrow, of Cavan Church, Win-
'gms, Bayfield, were in Walkerton or
' throp. will preach ai Egnrondyille in
11e'dr-esday, playing in the annua:
, the morning and at Northside in the
invitation golf tournament of the
, evening -Rev. W. P. Lane. Rinistei.
Walkerton Club. They were success•
, First Preslbyterian Church `- Rea•
firl in winning' first team prize fol
, 77ardlaw Taylor, of Goderich, will
low net and Mr. Hinchley won first
,'preach at both services,=•Rev. I. B.
low gross on the first' nine,
. Koine,. 'Minister.
Egm,on'dville United Church -Morn-
Archibald -Clement. - Large ,bou•
, in, Rev. G, E. Morrow, B,A., will
quets of garden floiw'ers d'ecoratec
, preach; evening services withdxanva
Westminster Central United Churcl
, in co-operation with•, Northside and
,
W ednesd•ay morning for the wed -
>'McKillop. -Rev. C. A, Malcolm, Min-
ding of Helen Elizabeth, daughter o:
> ister.
Mr. and :Mrs. Frank Clement, Chap
> 'St. Thomas' Church -Sunday school
leau„ to .John Craig Archibald., Nev
10 a.m.; morning prayer, 12 a.m.
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by Mire Rector. Evening''
York. son of Reeve William: Arebi'
bald and Mrs. W. R. Archibald of
,
,.sermon
Special •nreacher, Rev. 'Maxwell
Seaforth: The ceremony was con.
Parker, '13.A., IR�ector. of Hen•sall.
(Weted by. Rev: Dr. J. 13ruce !Hunter
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of London. Mr. C. Franklin Legge
Ayers-WilcockS.-St. Paul's Cath-
played the wedding music. The bride
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edt•al was thronged with young 'I,on-
given in maiTiage 'by her father, wore
,
loners at high noon Saturday, when
a lovely gown of beige peau d'an'gc
lace, fashioned on princess lines, witl
Rhea - Agne's, only daughter of Mr.
' and J. Wilcocks, of on Ion, was
long tight sleeves and insets of biege
, married to Rev. James F. Ayers, B.A"
chiffon at the neckline. Her, picture
hat was of was biege chiffon
L.Th„ con of Mrs. M'yers and the tate
. .T. E..Nlyers, The groom is assistant
.,vi- stitched crown, and she carriee
curate at Sat) Paul's, geld for a time'
Talsiman and Joanna Hill roses .,vitt
, :vas Rector of St. Thomas' Anglican
'I'uc.ker
baby's breath, Miss Alice Barker
as bridesmaid. .,Cas becomingly gown'
Church h Y . re. Veer• •Rev. Dean cern
, officiated_ with Rev. R. W. Sirrou,e
ed in Alice blue chiffon with 'pini+
• w."isting, and Right Rev. C'ltaric•, .A•
velvsash. Her turban .was of
matching
h
atching• material, and her glo
' Seager.- Bishop of Huron. actin;; ,t�:
c6ebrant at the nuptial Comrnunmr..
prrrk Inc—• She carried pink roses
es,
Tne hride was attended by 11i,,q
�Ir. tV: L. 1ICCutcheon acted at
ovo Clarke.
i.leanm� Clarke, and the gmoam •r,y
g•roomsnian, and the ushers were Mr
Bruce Clement and ,Mi,. 'Chane= Sher.
)I r. as: T. nlpsnn,,, the ushr,rs
ping >Ir• Ceritl I•y •rs, of Windsr,r,
:vood. .Mrs. Clerne was gowned it
;
wid Mr. DTonal':. el:,on, of Gueip;
hlack and white, with matching hal
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and accessories. She wore a corsag.'
. Takes So t
f hall , , eriou • -C '
5 51 hrck
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•bids •�
of..orc he n• mm's �
T o mother, .Ir.
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Archiltalc.l, Chase an.,en-emble of mid•
Appel, writing int1Le :Stratford P,eac-
night blue, with a con=age of pial
on-IDerald Thursday says: "S.'afor:h
roses, Following tho cergmony the
• certainly takps th, ir• snftlrall ger•iou, -
wedding breakfast was servc-d at tiv
ly, much like most of the othor small-
Royal York Hotel. Later the bride
• er centres. 'but that does not moan
and groom left , for :MLt'ckoka, the
t'nat they do not hZve the every best
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hri'le travelling in a dark 'brown anr.
brand dished up to them: As hn in-
bm
beige ense'hle of triple sheer. wit!
t'lrire the'Seafor•th Chi'ti ig b,•inging
matching French hat and dark browr,
the l;ni6n rrli liar Trust C'nn:pally
arcs-:=�jories• On their r'etur'n an:
, '1111 of D r-troit to their to.,rn on Sat-
,lir•.
}Trs, Archibald will live in New Ynrk
urday evening for a game. The vi;-
itorq are 1Parlerg of thn Downtown
Death of Virg. Thomas :McQuaid.-
, League in Detroit., and Seaforth an-
Ona of t -be, nutgtand:in'g• pioneer resi•
nex,xd the cha:ttrpinnship of the TDn-
rient: of the Seaforth district pa -ed
on League on Tuesday ,vening w•h'n
-ay in S•cnt.t STemorial ITospital on
they- defeated the itVparw•rll llosiery
catril lay morning. Aug -list 12th, in
Nine of Clinton, in the third game
anfl• dpeiding The
the 'person of Johannah 0°Rourke,
gatme. game on
Saturday evening• is slated to get un-
widow of the lata Thomas McQuaid.
On the previnus Sunday rtiorning Mi-,
der way at 6 o'clock chirp."
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McQuaid suffered a fractured hip
Junior Women's Institute '.Meet.-
v:hile alighting from a car at St.
Jame,- ('hurch, and the shock proved
The regular meeting of the Junior
Wrnnsn's Institute was held the
too much for hie��• system to ,•urm'ount
at
home' of 'Mrs. Alcex. Rroadfoot on
at bar arlvanceil age. Born in Wrx-
ford County, Ireland, R5 years ago,
August 3'th.. The mieetimg nonmed
,
'r.,1TCQuairl cam's t•n Canada with
with the.Orle and repeating the Lord's
her parents when a child, the family
Prayer in unison. A 'five mnnute
speech on vitamins was very ably
settling in Rlyth, Ontario, where her
life
given )M Miss Jean Webster. liisg
early was spent, and where atip
.,vas rr.ari+Irl to the late Thomas Mv-
Sarah Whitmore cTelighte' tike ladies
'
Quai•rd. .After her marrifige sine re -
with a piano solo entided', "The Burn-
ing oi' Ronne" by F. T. PapIl, The pa-
sided on t}re m )n the second con:
per on "Planning S irriTi mPr Beals,"
cegsinn of , Tllop, whish during the
life of 1Tr, 1•lecamee one of
xQuairl
, wag read ,bv FTora' Soarteel•, We
the fihe'st. farm homes in the t wr=
le'armad frori it that su,mTner meals
,hip.Following the death of her hus-
neeed as march planning a,,; winter
band and later thf death of her only
oneetx. A veru educational and prac-
son, the late .Tame- McQuaid, Mm,
tical delthionstration on table Setting
;McQuaid dimosed of thr farm and
and manners was given by T" - Mc-'
purchrased the pretty home on Gode-
Lraughian and Theim'a Elgie. After
rich Street, West, Se,afortlt. where
a• •fertv songs frorh the son'%' sheet,
she has made her home for tlin past
lunich eras served by the hostess.
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19 years. She is survived' by one
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daughter, 'Mrs, Thomas Mulligan, of
Weal' Temperance Talk. -The wo-
Grand Forks, Vor•th Dakota, who
men's; Misgronary; Society of North-
since her marriage to Dr. 'Mulli.ga-6,
side- United Ohmch met Thurwd,av of
Ila(] come over several timeseach
last week irr the school room:. krs.
year to xpenad a week or. two 'wit'h
Barbor read the Scripture lesson,
h•em mother. W.rw. ' Quaid was a
ulhirb wag followed witlh prayer ,by
wnmian of urrvsual streng• h •of. char.
'Mrs, R. Archibald. The study topic
after and winning personality Al-
ivas "Tetmlperamee Ednrcatiom,." Mira.
Ways witt:,v�, kindly and howpiitabile,
rilays�in agave fn an dnteretating man-
Ae was a friend to everyone, anal
er a 1> en "'Okir Prolbletm, in Can.
L, 'C7C7allrn#bell
,her Passing iw a smatter of deep re-
to the, +peerple this
atT," alnd Mrs. G.
gret of cortirhx%n-
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MON O"
Here is That
Waterman 's
You promised your
boy for passing his
exams. • Why not give
it to him now?. He..
will appreciate your
thoughtfulness.
PRICES: $2.76 to $10.00
SHOP AT
SA VAUGE'lS
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Gift Goods
PHONE 194 RES. 10
it -y. The funeral wa's held on 'Mon-
day m,oi•nin;g from St. James' Church
where Rev. Father :Bussey was cele-
brant; Rev. Father Flannagan, o
Lansing,, Michigan, Deacon, a11d Eev
Father Dantzer, St. Caiumban, .I,Su
Deacon, unci when an eloquent 'and
outstanding sermon was delivered' b
Rev. Father J. 'M. Eckart, of Haw
theme, N. Y. A men-wrial service
was held oil the same dray in St
Mary's Church, 'Grand Forks, N: D.
by the friends'of Dr, and Mrs. Mulli-
gan.
ulli
gan. Interment was made in St,
James' cemetery. Ammlong those fro,
a •di,stance who attended the funeral
were: ,Mrs. Katherine ,WC'onnell and
son, George, Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr. - an
Mrs. J. J. Clerrnan, Sr.; ,Mr. and Mrs
J. J. Clennan', Jr.; Mrs. Elizabet
Burke and son, Harry, and Mr. IM
-McQuaid, Detroit; 'Mr. and, Mrs. J
W. Hleinise and family, Mr.. -Norma
Faulkner, Mr: W. J. 'Faulkner, Mr
and •Mrs. Charles McNeil, Toronto
Mr, and 'Mrs. James Trainor and son
Edgar, 'Schomberg, Ontario; Mrs,
Anna Moore;