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BEATH VERY SUDDEN, ,I
,GODERICH MAN PASSES
Lite William McCreath Had Lived in.
That Town For More Than Forty
Years.
There passed away at Goderich,
Ontario, on 'Tuesday of last wee;: one
,ef the well -Known residents of Huron.
County ,lio 'the person of William
• McCreath, in his;64th year. He had
been a resident' of Goderich for more
than 40 years, and for long time
was a carriage manufacturer before
taking a ' position at the County
Court Clouse, where Ise was a familiar
figure for many years. 'He was ill
tor only a week, and his destlt was
a shock to his family, members of
which were unable to reach his bed-
side, He leaves a wife and seven
+children; W. J,. of Goderich George,
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ZURICH. GODEI�ICH TOWNSHIP LONDON ROAD.
• Patriotic 4 M J' 1' Ashton i having the rural
A very suden death took place
in Zurich oaf Sunday forenoon' when
ek Passed twat'
William Stet
Mr.R
ttnexpecledly. \1'he deceased Was
;getting ready to go to the one of his
daughters for dinner and expired
when .dressing himself, Ile was in
his 67th year,
After nearly thirty years of
" service as Hall carrier be-
coratlnuou„ ,
Zurich.
Mr,
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statical all s t l
tweets Ileus
Robert Lorimer on Saturday sold the
outfit to Mr. Jacob Kiefer, who ttssti1-
ed charge on Monday last, During
Mr. Lorimer's long connection with
the stage, route between the' two vill-
ages, he made many friends and prov-
ed
courteous
• al t0 be obliging
and
himself f
' ei• wu , Mr Chas.Welie• has
!acv y y
had chutge of the route during the last'
few years, during the winter months.
The 50 acres of hand on the cor-
ner of the Zurich Road and Babylon
Line was purchased by Mr, William
£.lecher, at Mr. P, Lemon fs sale.
One of the most successful auc-
tion sales ever held in this section
took place on the farm of Mr, P. La-
mont, adjoining. Zurich. Ilorses went
as high as $400 each ;.one colt, 40
luotiths' old, sired by T. J. Berry's
noted Commodore, • brought $187,00
Yearling cattle brought $100 a piece,
and 2 year olds, $150 00. The sale a-
mounted to $7500.00 including the
Real Estate,
of Winnipeg ; Mrs, D. Hyslop, Cleve-
land; Harry, who has been overseas ;
Bert H., of Toronto; Mrs, M, 0, Mc-
Lean, Cleveland, and Mrs. D. J.
Thompson, of Goderich,
A sad feature was, the arrival of
Pte, Harry .McCreath at Halifax the
day of his father's death„ and a fam-
ily reunion was being arranged at toe
time of his demise, The funeral took
place Salnrday al Goderich.
One luxury that is actually an exam -
0111Y .1s Salida Tea, It yields many
more .cups Mien ordinary tea and, be-
sides has that unique, delicious flavor.
The \ruing Ladies t?a.tc otic 05- It o tu. n n. a
lety are holding their regular meeting p'1te�ne utstalled at lily hone
with a special. tea on Wednesday,. May The grader is at work un the London
• ri work,'
t 't1 n
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St, (tunes' Church, Middleton, eta The Beet' Ring starts next week f0
tabling those who so kindly knit in. !ts summer work,
the knitting contest. All the knitters Phe weather was t.00. Esse to allow
are cordially invited to be present,' most of the farmers to attend, the an.
rClintonm 1'ues-
rfor ctld at c 1
The Society Is also asking' Hunt sprust, fait t
rags, papers, rubbers. and iron, Any- day, Production takes the place of
one wishing to give any of these kind- holidays this year. :
ly leave them at the hone of either Mr. Robert 1lanley, 01 Stanley; spent
Miss M. Middleton or Miss' A., Elliott Sunday with itis brother, Mr, George
by April 31st, Hanley,
Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Sloan; of
'Blyth, were visiting told friends in this r
township,.
I
al] delighted; with•
The farmers Atte g
f Savin + Nlt.
the dayhb tk 6
This week' will finish the seeding
for many of tire farmers, '
Miss Marion Hibbs who has been in
Toronto for some time past 'returned_I
(tome on Monday of this Week,
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LONDESBORO.
't Mr. W.
Mr John t Loundsberryintd Jell
W. Grili.n's are having, their houses
Shingled this week.
Mr. and Mrs,. Hiles spent last week
with their daughter near Seaforth,
Miss Lizzie. Traylor is back again
(text, "1 ant among you as one that se'r-
vetlt." 1 Mr, McLean is an able speaker
and an energetics mean and the peo-
ple of Seaforth and vicinity extend a
hearty welcome to him,
and s G.
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P. Silts, sou of,
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A. 'Sills, who went overseas with the
University Battery, has won. his com-
mission 00 the field and is now tak-
ing' a lieutenant's training course in
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1tiir,D, T, Pinkney and daughter
Miss Margaret, of Stratford, were In
town last week,
Mr. and, Mrs, W, Malteru, of Allen-
town, Pennsylva+ria, were the. guests
of Mr, and Mrs, W. 7', Thompson lust
week,
Mrs, C, Hutt, of McKitlop, has' re,.
turned from a visit to relatives in
Guelph.
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Mrs, James Weir returned. on 'Tues-
day from 'Toronto.
Rev, R. McDermid, of Gtderich, and
Rev. and Mrs, J, E. Hogg, of Clinton,
were here. cm Thursday attending the
induction In F,glnondville,
I The farmers are sowing more sprang Navin Use past two weeks with ' AMws, W. E. SbuNngate and grund-
oreast than' ever before, this spring in g spentdao h•ter have retur,g�d from Toronto.
order to meet: the shortage wheat, her mother in 1'orontin• ;yr, W li, Grelg'lltd scan of Torun -
The fine dry weather .of the pant con- Mr., Robert. Townsend has purchased,to were4he guests of hig brother, Mr.
le sf weeks has been of great benefit Ilse house lately occupied by James
Woodman, from Migs Roberton.
HENSALL
The work of the Bible Society in
Englund and Canada was revieilted by
Mr. Bowen, secretary of the Methodist
church, at the annual meeting of the
Bible Society, held Isere on Friday. Lan-
tern slides 'added to the interest of the
address. '.1, W. Ortwein was re-elected
president for the year, with 0, C.
Petty secretary, and G. H. Sutherland
'freaurer.
A successful concert ander the aus-
pices of the Ladies' Patriotic league
was held et the Town Hall here, Selec-
tions were
Hous front the Runde sisters
much appreciated. Others who con-
tributed• to the entertainment were
Miss Leitch, Miss Ellis, Louis McKay,
Mr Milne, Grace Elder,, Miss Lexy
Murdock and Alvin Hemphill.
A quiet wedding was held here when
Miss Melieient Petty:, third daughter
of Reeve Petty, and Vernon Crouclse•
accountant of a Winnipeg bank, were
Married. -
Much complaint regarding the dusty
condition of the main street has been
heard here of late. 1t is expected that
the council will secure a quantity of
oil to eliminate the nuisance.
Among the many good things which
help to snake up the happiness of a
home, are the weekly visits of The New
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neighbors'.
An exchange says that gossips have
motor cars beaten to a frazzle when it
comes to running people down,
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Lo the farmers in assisting •thens ur
their seeding. The land iras .been
working up very nicely and the far-
mers are, busy sowing barley and oaks.
now,
Mrs, Moffatt Aiken, of Alieuford, is
spending a couple of weeks with her
brother on the Base Line.
Mrs. L, O. Lashbroolc le visiting' at
her parental home on the Cut Lint.
WROXETER
Mrs, A. McMichael is seriously ill at
her horse as a result of being thrown
from the buggy when, as she and her
husband were returning from send-
ing an evening in the country another
-vehicle collided with then. She was
unconscious for some time.
Ptes Frank Westlake, Robert Savage
and S. Gibson, of Wroxeter were in re-
cent casualty lists.
John Davidson, who recently under-
went a serious operation in Guelph hos-
pital, is making good progress towards All were pained to hear that Mr.
recovery. I Henderson Forrest had died of Menlo -
Jack and Kenneth McLean, sons of ' gibs in France. He was the son of
STANLEY. -
This Township was well represent-
ed at the Spring Show at Clinton on
Tuesday,,
The cell to the land is heard by the
farmers and "More Production" is the
the slogan.
Mr, and Mrs. H. Jones, of Stratford,
were the week. end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Pearson,
L{IPPEN. .
Mrs, Atex McKenzie was •visiting
her aunt'Mrs. Clarke in Colborne last
week, The old lady fell and was ser-
iously injured a few weeks ago,
William Horsey who broke his ankle
a few weeks ago is out on crutches
now.
Mrs. Ryckman, Sr., of Chisiselhurst,
is convalescing nicely in the house of
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Parsons.
The box social' in the Hall last Fri-
day night in behalf of the Patriotic
Fund was quite a success.
Mr, W, W. Cooper and W. McGreg-
or have bought tractors and are using
tlfem on the land. The latter Lias
done a large amount of work with his
and is well pleased with R.
Most of the seeding wil be finished
this week. The laud is dry, the soil
triable, the weather favorable and the
farmers right after the work.
The maple syrup season is over. It
has 'been some -what short but some
good runs were had. Those having
evaporators made from too gallons to
200 gallons for which there is a ready
sale at from $12.00 to $2.25 a galion-
Mr, Marshall 'Braithwaite has sold
his Tarin to Mr, Charles Watson for
the ism of. x16,50.0.. It is Mr. Braith-
wsiie's intentions to move into the
village,. if he. can secure a house.
Mr, Howard. Brunsdon has purchased
t 1 PIM Percy Manning has
Adam McLean, who were seriously
In-
jured when a portion of the tannery
building, which is being taken down
collapsed, are getting along well. Jack
McLean had one of his legs fractured,
Buried from his wagon when his
horses became uunsanageable, Edwin
Bennett had his right leg fractured
and was badly shaken up.
BRUSSELS
At a meeting of the Brussels Busi-
ness Men's Association on 'l'uesdaa.:
evening, it was decided to inaugurate -
the half -holiday on Thursday after-
noon of each week during June, July
and August,
Alex, McDonald, of Grev Township,
has purchased the hone of Mrs. R,
ilingston, on Mill street, for the sunt
of 81,31,0, The new proprietor gets
possession at once.
A. C. Dames, of town, has invested
in a tractor, to' be used on his farm,
in Grey Township, r
Mrs. (Dr.) Cavanagh, of Owen
Sound, unders' st an .operation at the
borne of her sister, Mrs. J. J. Gilpin,
of town, Wednesday afternoon.
'rhe too -acre farm of Wns. Perrie,
Concession 13, Grey 'Township, has
been purchased by John Stevenson,
Jr., for the sun of $4,000. '!'he (Perm
Inas been used as a pasturage for sa
number of years.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forrest, of Stanley.
He was a young roan of tine promise,
an earnest and successful public school
teacher who was looking forward to
the Presbyterian ministry as his life-
work. He is a type of the many
noble young 'Canadians who are giving
their lives for the liberty of the world.
liis parents have the sympathy of a
very .large circle of friends and ac-
quaintances.
Pie, James Collins who has been
convalescing for some time in an Eng-
lish Hospital is about to return to the
front. He was one of the first of the
Bursitis to go into the trenches. His
experiences have been quite exciting
at tines. He has been blown into the
air a number of times and if he hadn't
landed in a shelf -hole be might have
had some broken bones. At last he
wits wounded in the leg end afterwards
was iii of trench fever. He is now al-
most welt and appears quite willing
to return to the front. His letters have
ways been optimistic and he seems
happy and contented making light cif
the dangers through which he has
passed,
J. I. , Greig,
.Rev. and Mrs, James Hamilton, of
Goderich, spent Thursday at the
manse with Dr, and Mrs, Larkin.
Mrs. (Dr. ) Gums, of Clinton, was
a town visitor.
Mrs. 1, DeNyce, of New York, was a
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Wi R Smith,
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an auto also ' Miss Guerra Brown has returned to '
bought a car. the Racti9rt' after spending several
Miss Winnie Lyon is visiting, her, weeks wRli friends in Windsor and
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Early Pullet
Lays• the:EairlyEgg
N Novem-
Andthe earlyetig.-say late
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bee and through Ice ce her Com
minds the top price Y
, Start a
'B .UCIKEXE
INCUBATOR
in,Marcli or early April; raise the
many chicks you'll hatch in a coal -
burning Standard Colony Brooder,
and this good'naoney Is yours.
We know the Buckeye Incubator and
the Standard Colony Brooder will do
exactly.' what we say. We guarantee it,
t ciur r Byerybody gots a awarendour guarantee itt backed by die menu..
Nothing beets. the Buckeye, and the
Standard, Colony Brooder has no equal.
Come to and gee them..
SOLD BY
J'ABEZ RANDS, Clinton
sister in Toronto at present, Tilbury.
Miss Lilly 1Jee is stuyrsg with her,' Mrs, Geopge F. Henderson is visiting
mother at present who is very M. Mrs. friends in Toronto, Society. The quilt worked and pre
'Phomas Millar. is no better. Mrs. 'Frank C fse and Miss Ossa. of seated by Mrs, Joseph nogg, of Ma
Maple Hall, have returned from spend- Klllop Auxiliary, was drawn by M.r
ing the winter in Toronto. pre -
Thomas Dodds, of tvYad Cr and ciety-
Mrs. L. G. Van Egnsond has return- ed $eo.25 for the Red Cross Society.
ed from visiting relatives in Strat- Mr.. J, G. Mullen gave a fine rendering
A resources P ford, of the new patriotic song, "Marching
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representatives f d Rev. and Mrs. S, MacLean and Miss to tlse fray."
AMatrin❑ have arrived in Egmondvlile Thera was a large attendance at the
from St. Marys, services held opt'' Thursday afternoon it
Mrs, Qiiver, of Port Albert, is visit- connection with the induction of Rev.
ing hr brother, 61x, Drake. S M. McLean, formerly of St. Marys
Mrs, B. Cleairy, of McKillop, (las into the pastoral charge of the Egnsoud
t present we led vide Presbyterian congregation. Rev,
EXETER;
committee comprised of
from Exeter an vie -
laity has (been formed to help the far-
mers of Elie district in solving the big
problem of labor shortage this season.
The farmers are willing to boosUs ott-
er production in every way p
but many will be very limited by lack
of help, and it is to help then remedy
this that the committee is oo-operating.
The syrup season which:has just end-
ed was most successful all through, this
district. Some farmers had as high. as
25o, trees tapped. They are finding a
ready sale for the syrup.
Principal N. Haviland. of th.e High
School has rented Mr. Hogarth's house
east of Caven Presbyterian. Church and
will move there shortly.
Mrs. (Dr,) Amos. was unexpectedly.
called to Brantford owing to the ill-
ness of her brother-in-law, T. 1-1. Van-
stone -
The funeral of Thos. Elston was held
Monday tu, the Exeter Cemetery. He
leaves his wife, one sort and two sisters
Mrs. Harry Hooper,. of London and Mrs
Richard Pickard of town.
The Seaforth Dramatic Club present-
ed, "Within the Law," at the Exeter
'opera house, Wednesday, Proceeds
weut to- th.e Soldiers' Aid Society here.
GODERICH.
The business of the North American.
Chemical Cotmpany, has been placed to
the hands of a liquidator and .the plant
and other assets are offered for sale
by tender. in the meantime the menu
facturing operations of the company
ere being continued by the.liquttlator
under the order n• f, the court, Tise
present amount manufactured a day
is said to be 200 barrels, .,
Miss Florence Smitlsthas been award-.
ed the Massey Bursary prize of $1100
at the L4siversity of Toronto, in .re-
cognition of her h;Igis standing in her
course.
Fire which started froan blazing
:grass destroyed the storehouse. of P.
McEwain Monday' afterl1o0n, 1'he build
ing is owned by Mt, Crystal who
places the loss at $1,000. 011 which he
had $450 insurance. The 'fire had Made.
considerable headway before the depart
.stent arrived and they had a hard
fight to keep the flames from spread-
inf to adjoining (buildings. M9': Me.
Ewan had •a•quantity of ,goods in tlse
buhdhug and has no ins,y•ll,,rancc,
Mr.Ray, wlso has ben ticket agent
at the 0.1',R, here, leaves fon' Nofwiels
as station agent there.
A charge against Geo, Habel„ of Pori
r threatening tan
of usnn t b $
Colborne, ,l
nage to Constable Pel'low, was heard
by M tgiStrate Kelly. The defendant
had to pay the costs, and was bound
over to keep the pewee for one year.
The third deatlt in the family of .Fire'
'Chief Wiilisti s Thompson in a short
time occurred Sunday evening when.
his little daughter, aged thirteen, died
very unexpectedly. Slse had been ii
with diptheria and was tltotightt to be
out of dander whet she took a relapse
and' died 'soon aftrer,
NEVER NEGLECT
BRONCHITIS
IT . MAY TURN TO
PNEUMONIA.
• Bronchitis comes from a neglected cold,
and starts with a short painful, dry
cough, accompanied with rapid wheezing,
and' a fooling of opp ession or tightness
through the chest, „
Yon have, no doubt, wakened up in
the morning•and have had. to cough
several'timeteto raise:,rho phlegm from.
the (bronchial tubes, and have found tt
of a yellowish 'or gray, greettiels color, ,
and you have received relief right away.
This is a form rat bronchitis, which if
not cured immeditately may turn into
'pnoutnonia,ar some more serious trouhle•
Cure the, cold with lir. Wood's Norway
Pine 'Syrup` stud` thereby prevent bron
ehitie and pneumonia tatting: ;hold. 'on .
your system.
BRUCEFIELD.
Thomas Fraser of Stanley received
word from Isis son, Pte. Malcolm
Fraser, who lately received a severe
scalp wound. He has been sent to a
hospital In Edgland. His friends (nope
for a good recovery.
Mr, John Walker was operated for
hernia last Wednesday by Drs. Gunn
and Ross. ile is snaking a good re-
covery.
Earl Kaiser was also operated on fest
appendicitis by Drs. Gunn and Ross.
He is also recovering.
Medical operations are ver, plenti-
ful in our village.
Miss Rhea Ructt graduated as a
nurse in St. Joseph's hospital, London
last week. l -ler mother attended the
graduating exercises.
Clocks have mostly been put ahead
in our village.' Some say it is a bene -
tit, others the reverse. ' Schools, the
churches. saw nsill, etc., are run on
the new time,
Mrs. Hugh McDougal, of Toronto,
hs visiting her parents at the Walker Th i competed for Were
house. two 25 pound bags of flour, doatted 247 genss of fruit being donated.
'Rev. .kimes Foote, ' of 'Thedford, by the Rob Roy Milting Co., Ltd. The There was a gift in addition to this of.
viisted at his hone in Stanley last first prize was won . by Mrs. J. 1. a sack of sugar containing 100 tbs.
meek. Snowden, Mrs. R. Murless Jones and from the employes of the • Robinson
Joseph Addison spent the week end Mrs. George Sills being tied for the Clothing factory. 'rite proceeds of the
fat Londesboro, at the hoose of his second prize." The ladies all generous- teaparpos'e
vera amountedite armadas for the same
mother, who is 111, ly donated the flour to the Red Cross
George Forrest. Londoi spent the
week end at the ht'inse' of Isis brother.; ��•�� ^^^
Wm. Forrest,
Alex. McKenzie has 'returned to our
•village where he will stow reside,
rented tate house a
by Mr. E. Daley, D. McIntosh, of Brucetield, who pre -
Miss Mutlholland Is spending a few sided, preached ars able sermon. Rev.
days in London. F. 1i, Larkin, D,D., cited the circum -
Mr, 'T. A. Powell and son, Baden, of stances leading up to• the call after
Hibbert, were guests at the home Of which Rev. R. McDertnid. of Goderich
Mr. Robert McGee. i performed the duties of Presbytery
Mrs, S, Neely left on Tuesday fur a Moderator. Rev. James Hamilton of
month's visit with friends in Detroit. Goderich, io tJse absence of Rev, D.
Mrs. George Breer, wife of the prin. Carswell, of McKillop, who was un-
cipal of the Indian industrial school able to he present on account of illness
in Chapleau, spent the week -end at the addressed the minister in a few earn -
home of Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Snowden. est, well-chosen words, while Rev. J.
Mrs, Lorne 7'uiss, who has Preen vis-
iting+ relatives here has returned to
her home in Saskatoon.
Miss Alibi, of the Collegiate staff
has returned from Winnipeg', where Worship and Witnessing." Mrs. Mad -
she was called owing to the death of ' den, of Brucetield, contributed an ap-
her brother. 1 propriate and well rendered solo, spec -
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres- 1 sal music also was provided by the
byterian church held a very success- choir'. Tea was served by tlse ladies in
ful block social last evening at .the the basement of the church at the close
home of Mrs, Laidlay, John-st. of the sermon. Mr, McLean enters
The remains of Mrs, Jessie Taylor, upon his work in Bgmondville under
whose death occurred In Bay City, ` very happy auspices, the call being a
were brought here for burial in the most hearty and unanimous one.
family plot at Maitland Bank Cense- i After the celebration of High Mass
tery. Mrs. Taylor was the eldest Sabbath last Rev, Father Northgraves
daughter of the late W. Campbell, for was presented by the parishioners of
many years a prominent businessman St. Jetties' Church with a Purse con -
of Seaforth. Site was a resident of taining $170 as a token of their af-
Strathroy for some years, but of late fectiou and esteem, Father North -
had resided in 'Toronto, The re- graves has been a resident of the
mains were accompanied by her Baugh- town for a number of years and during
ter. Mrs. C. B. Lowndes, and sou that time has endeared himself to
Per.ey, of Toronto, and Mrs, (Dr.) Catholic an Protestant alike by Isis
Newkirk, of Bay City. a sister. The amiable disposition and quiet, unos-
fuueral took place on Friday. , ' tentatious pity. His scholarly at -
Rev. Father Goetz, for the past it tainments, too. accorded him a promi-
years pastor of St, Peter's Church, hent place among the clergy, after the
Norwich, was recently presented with death of the late Rev. P. Corcoran
a well-filled purse by the members of with whom he spent his declining days.
Isis congregation. Father Goetz has Father Northgraves decided to make
been transferred to the parish of Sea- Isis home in London where he remov-
forth. His zealous and self-sacriHc. ed last Wednesday and will in future
E. Hogg, of Clinton, gave a practteat
helpful address to the congregation
Isis subject being "The Two Fold As-
pect of the Church's Life and Work,
ing services ,will long be remembered
by the members of his congregation.
The attendance was smaller than
usual at the. progressive euchre party
held in Citrdnols • hall,' on druesday
evening, under the auspices of the
Red Cross Society, but those who were
present spent a most enjoyable even -
in• a prizes
reside. The good wishes of every class
of the community accompany the aged
priest.
The appeal made by the Women's
War Auxiliary for supplies for the
Byron Sanitarium in London was most
generously responded to on Friday by
the people of Seaforth and vicinity,
132 dozen eggs. 25 its of butter and
Mr, E. Jaevi, New 'rfitiland, i�atik:,
writes;—"I was troubled, for years with
bronchitis and could not find any relief..
I'wEta esper.sal)t',,bad on a damp day.
I went to a druggist and asked. him for
something to stop the cough and con -
;dant tinkling in my throat, ;He gave
me a bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup, which l found gave me watadst
relief.
ort bronchitthink, it, is
hest
ow take
Care' always have a bottle of it on hand."
Do riot accept e substitute for "Dr.
,Wood's+." ,It tit put up. in a yellow
W1t5bPer • 3 pine _trete, the -trade mark;
mitts and. 60e.;'rnttnttfanttl)5ld'onlq
mitt*.
by '1
dburnLo, l inlit,eds'f.'oronto,
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BELGRAVE
Mr. George Jordan Inas disposed of
Isis chopping mill to Mr, George Cooke
of Westfield, who gets possession in
July.
Mr. John Armstrong has rented
Matthew Ferguson's farm on the (lSth
con, of Beast Wawanosh.
Mr,' Wash, Solas, of . Chatham, Is'
visiting his sister, tMrs..John McGuire,
Mrs. (Res,) Boyle speiil-Sunday its
Winghant with Mrs, (lir,) Stewart.
Mrs. ,Jas, Haugh, of Winghanl, waS
the guest of Mrs, J, A. Geddes, over
Sunday.
Mr, and ht's, Jas. Wilson, of Auburn
spent a day at the (tome of Mr. Joll'n
McGuire. •
Mrs. Burney of Exeter,- visited with
her. sister, Mrs, bi. Hopper, for a few
days.
Mr, Milton Hoppe', of HaInilton, spent.
Sunday:'at the house of his father, Mr.
John hopper.
Miss Carrie Stonehouse arrived home.
'last week after spening a month with.
friends hi Apphl
Rev., and -Mrs, Boyle motored to
Cranbrook oil hYottday.
SEAFORTH
The housing, problem is still acute
here, It is reported that there is a
possibility of the Royal Hotel being
turned into an apartment House,
Mr, John Pinkney received gvord to-
day that his sou, Pte, W. M. Pinkney,
wfio is in France'had been wounded on
April 11th in the arm and leg. '
Rev. S. M, McLean, of St, Mary's, as-
sumed his new charge in .Sgniondville
Iasi Sabbath and has already created a
most favorable impression 'unong iris
etingt•egation, the church being crowd-
ed to its sternest capacity +at both se•-
:viens. Inkis first message tlra5 £rami the
A Real 11/alt Beverage for
Temperance Drinkers
ATRIAL of Labatt's Old London Brew will
surely prove to you that in this new
Labatt beverage you have all the Pala-
table, sparkling flavor and wholesome
tonic quality you have always' liked so well in
Labatt's brews.
Temperance people who never drank Labatt's
brews will enjoy this brew, because they will get
all the good qualities of a malt beverage and a
hop tonic.
On sale at Easter time.
JOHN LEIBATT, Limtited, Brewing Since 1832
LONDON, Ont., and No. 4 St. Helen St., MONTRE.A.L
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