The Seaforth News, 1917-04-05, Page 8Page 8
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
iMitt EDMUND WALKaR, v.o., President
mmitiJAD, Goners! U. V. F. IONIA 'keret Generst Manager
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000
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SAVINGS BANK AccouNTs
intenerst at the current rate is allowed on all deposits of $1 and
upwards. Careful attention is given to every account. Small accounts
tun welcomed. Accounts may be opened and operated by mail.
Accounts may be opened in the nae s of two or more persons, witb-
*awed* to be made by any ono of them rer by the eurvivor. 850
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J,G. MULLEN MAxAgEs
Miss Jessie Alien entertained on Fri-
day evening.
Alines Roby anti Myrtle Sadler rtnited
It ion& In Stratford during the weelt,
Mr..and Mrs Me Dougall loft (Ws
•weok for their home in Soliann.
Pte Rd Mc Donal' and Po Wilsou
of Boharm called on friends during the
reek and Veit on Wednesday morning
for Kingston where they gb in training
fur oversee..
Cornet:WNW 2349Ch nattering, but Iloilo
way's Corn Or effete a apeerly, ante
and satisfactory
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The Ladies of the Red Cross Sorriety
intend holding a Reunion Dance one
Monday evening April eth, in dm hall
here. Those attending may expeot a
good time, as usual there will be ex-
cellent music and a good leach will be
ovoid.
As the busy season ia fast approach-
iog we onght to get busy arm do borne
more knitting as there will be another
box of souks going to the boys at tne
front in 4 short time. Let every lady
knit at least one pr for this box. Ther
will also be sewing on hend.
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E SEA PO RTI1 NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE
Varna
Kippen
.11/A memorial mimes eill bo hold io
St Andrews church next Sunday for
Pte Wm illoKity 3011 Mr and Mr.
N, McKay who wee killed in Forme
Mre l Keys who WA4 in Crane for
emir time is home again.
Mr T Dennison le home after a trip
to California.
A aeries' are being held in the ohuroh
at Goshen, the pastor being eseisted
by those of Hensel! and Zurich.
The school ie to have a now bell
ahortly. bile* Coleman and others aro
preparing an entertainment to provide
funds for the same,
David Stephen is still suffering from
blood poisoning.
Syrup and sugar making is new the
order of the day though the weather
is not very favorable,
Dublin
Miss Beans of Detroit is visiting her
parents in MoKillop.
Miss Marie Maloney was a recent
visitor so SeafortIL
Messrs Flannagan and Feeney bare
left for Saskatchewan,
Mies McDonald, Toronto is visiting
her sister Mrs P Dill.
Mrs 3 Miller of Michigan ia spend
ug a few days with his nnole Mr J
Weber.
Mies Annie Mclyneaux ie visiting
trioxide in Goderieh.
Mrs A Baumstack of Detroit is a
present visiting her mother, Mrs W
rray.
Mallow cluroco.cenentraVrion....M.,....3...rstsmousmia.,...est
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A,u.1.11 Sad. C. Anforiteation on
Correct Da-ess -for
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F.,3R L7, READY NOW, Mr. Good
fressev, to give you first hand in-
fc mation on "what's what'' in
Spring Clothes- -tell you about the
right styles, the good weaves, the
smart patterns, give you really
correct information.
But—we can show and prove far easier than we
can tell. This announcement is just to let you know
thatwe're ready to show. We think it will be to your
advantage to see
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iothing co
Mohan
Mrs Win Pettilok of London ie nudes
the Dm oars t present but we hope to
hear of her speedy reoovery.
A number of fanners are busy mak-
lug maple syrup but oreinglito the
Spring-like weather we think the ayrnp
nation will be short
The Foresters held their regular
monthly meeting in their lodge -room
here hot Thursday night it was decided
at the meeting to send three delegates
to High Court thie 'rummer se the
principal diecuesion will be the propel). -
ad raising of rate,
The Foresters intend holding en At
Home in thole hall this Wednesday
evening. Barnes and mosto will be the
order of the evening,
Mr Armstrong went to Toronto with
a load of fat cattle on Saturday,
Winthrop
The Red Cross Branch at this pine
forwarded to Sesforth during the mon-
ths of February and Maroh the follow-
ing articles;— 88 suits pyjamas, 25
flannel shirts, 88 pre of socks, 18 pillows
and 33 pillow oases. There are many
good workers here but speoial mention
must be made of Mo Frank 'Morrison
who is in her 80th year, who has been
helping us MOOS we organized in 1913
and who during the mouth of February
knit 111 pre of socks and in March 17
pre and wound all the yarn herself.
Thursday 7-tprii
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7arHOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING
INVESTMENT MAY PURCHASE
AT PAR
DOMINION OF CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK
IN SUMS OF $500 OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF.
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Principal repayable 1st October, Mt
Intoroat payablo natf-yoarly, Ise Am* sari not ktkettaine, kW eireene (bee f oftehano* at
any chartered Bank in Canada) at the rate of five per cent per annum from the date of
purchana.
Holders of this stock will have the privilege of surrendering at par and accrued interest,
as the equivalent of cash, in payment of any allotment made under any future war loan NEI.
in Canada other titan an issue of Treasury Bills or other like short date security.
Proceeds of this stook aro for war pompom) only.
A commission of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed to recognized bond end
stock brokers on allotments made in respect of applications for this stook which bear their
stamp.
For application forma apply to the Deputy Minister art Finance, Ottawa.
TAPARTMENT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA,
OCTOBER 719, 1910.
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S.heis the grandmother of Berg, Aarl
Ross who recently won the military
medal and;other honors and has been in
the front line for some time.
Speoial Easter Services will be held
in Cavan Church, Winthrop on Sunday
avening,nezt at 7 o'clock.
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McKillop
Our people who are trying to malt,
maple syrup are having it slavish time
of 1 t61)011111 down sap t hues wott
chilly days,
--s2r-,ets
Miss Beanie Davidson who has beet.
in Western Canada for near a year has
returned home,
influenza is quite prevalent, children
appear to be the greatest sufferers.
The greater number of our aumme
birds have arrived which is cheering
after the severe winter.
Friends of the family of Mr and Mrs
D Met/Achim who roeitled near Betio
church for many years will be intend-
ed to hear that two of the girls were
married one day reoently. Those were
Misses Bye and Mande, The family
have been living in Regina for a tionple
of years and it was there the weddings -
were held, We join many friends iu
wishing the/ young brides the fullest
measure of happirmes, .
Men can find ihere
a pair of those nice
easy fitting boots
that give:such corn.
fort We haverthein
all sizes:and shapes
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EASTER
For boys and girls
wehave all that you
have been looking
for and at reason—
able prices,
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LADIES:
Nothing is needled to
finish you Easter Suit
except a pairof our r,
latest Shoes.
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