The Huron Expositor, 1916-02-04, Page 3E' ¢ itqu figs
theoore,
to, Whooping
rl <;r'aCou gh
crusymptom.
nd 50e,
#Wn
and
and
wer
also
mt. or
Are of
rate,
re do
lore
prank,
other
in Mtion to
satisfac€:cin
1 1. overcoats
They have
re tailored
:ch they are
le factor in
t' Brit ish
over C an -
au e. to rn ake
withio the
i
and ti �+ in -
last co 10T-
r4- m en,
whetheryou
tailoring' and.
Come in and
on
•
You Can Start a Savin - F Acco nt
with $1.00. Isis not neetwary for you to wait until you ve a
large sum of money In order to start a Savings Account wt this
Bank. An account can be opened with $1.00 or more On bide
interest is compounded twice a year.
SEAFORTH BRANCH A. E. COLSON, Manage'rl
4
Exp
ISTR.ICT TS
av
til t
quire
k,4.ep;
=keen'
dive, at
atter b
'Whale
lea of
ran.
II (bake
At a
entt.
Mitide
T . .AC '1I
bion .
%s of the it
erea1e ani a
e Stall -Jack live
�. •
uompned,
works
R *ran- Meal
u tient mower
k ast cereal.
rr s of When,
ye, !d, oderieed
es delicious
Produces. •
igroeexs, 3.0 ce
y 'Rowan Meal
Ted •40
x at: 10,55,9,
' 7,083,000
FOOD
rid cons
nly re r'ri -di •
arch •Hils.
and- be is
active' c s teal
g' right. Dr.
a3 more ac -
,• n any
It con ains
, whole bee -
flaxseed and
rridge and
ts and, 25
Co., Toronto.
ONTOPTTNIIITimandieela
Perth item
—Mrs Millen, if W : haat,
walking hoole on 'the s ppery
XI
, h day last wee, , fell
g p 'hole)
ihig , ft : a slikhtt tangible ken —Cap caro R. ken i }. s been
of ti3a! .t appreciation, • and Miss '; ter-,, : fr.alited, etre to I itchell ram 311n
4:11v _made. presentation.. Mrs ,.! ord ! al.. w ' tendered a • . •lie rece
w completely tam by sur`,prl b it b+ri Thin std,ay. night, ' 3 a9 = ry 13t
managed tO find words to ex •ares I --Rev Theo. Huegli 1
lifer thank, for the kind :send..ents organ In the coursee'af
and •ate forthiesi .0 fui gift., At-, ' will mots this family
ter the presentation E. Very 94.1)11*-- peers toe
The Late F. G. Sparling,—The ISI evening was int In g ices, uric . �;.i1 ,r J. D. Stewart.
`wing paragraph which we take frox, and dial chat.
rde ifingharr. Times of last week, Will .,.o tea. iingt id dead. in bed
b€, of interest to many of our readers Kind Words from H lla1ney 'ming of last wee
s Mr. Sparling was o.. of the - loirue: yvas regret'
'Dears Expositor.—W+lite!n the sad ,eiat'h ill ibei reg'rette
neer residents of. Sesafortrh, and for news t the t sutd(den death , o the t.—i&1r,. ;nd Mrs. Maxw
number of ears resided in the late. iii. Y. McLean was flashed over i'b'bert, announce thei sidence on Goderich street, now the wires to the. west, the u`ront -heir:•' ly tdaughter,
tne,d by Dr. J. G .Scott, before talc- people and, irrany' others,hone .- r. Ra J. Francis, so
g up iii residence in Wingnaaie, ib .es are in the west, Width 'on a,c- Vis, J 'n Fra cis, of
Where he pa.zed swap on Tu day cod tex ressed !h rtfe:t .soarrow at arriag• tea tam. lace
nzuers 18th, after a long illness. Sin', st:d" loss of a friend of arty
'floes save f Mr. Sparling ._waw , 1 tc ir. I _ It s. ricA.
y,Ears acquaintance. 1,4itc�hiz , anrio e ;the
n in St; etsvilla in 1847. Shortly Bo. Dias spoken to us thratitg the Meir id = ughte , Jean C
terwards, when he was but a child;, ax 3i t e Expositor ,so kegs i
. fa ly !moved to tile
Seaforth his tblr E. Clara Hogarth,
' t1t'at we, lia►d. learned to love Iuirief, Vete ran, Sask. The
er engaging 'its t3 dry good but Death has stilled' that voice, .and: take p e •qu etly, in
Sed, igrocery business. When -deceased coming o swdtdtenly, ws,s a ,.ht` to ' '
twos sixteen years of age be took' a tide (d 9 fxiends.'iri the West; ' —At t •1e E itryi sho
teenier.: with the fixe of A. G. Ault c Perianally it is a pleasure"t' en.,
. clbn ' iy .r: 'L, Q. ltlutt
Co., Where i c secured ,a thorough wo,il toy• first ,arid, two
as a co+rriesporndent for -twerp . -five
knowledge of the dry goods bu mesa, to teStify to anldf .. a :e ver up far
1fterwards engaging I'i the business
sr luteal editorials 45a°ailed ito ~ ar y ! of ] on .Orpin tans.
r airr self. , 3 joined the �v tx knotivti '.arind ' b� € ditroials o the que . tans Boyd, on •' 'Of th 'birds t •
i of Gray, Young and.`S.parling', w� ' ofthe day, were agar !cumin! .g. tis ve , frorrx, G:• dt0aich! for Officer ha
were the pfoneer salt erenufactureis and "intelligible than ny tri' ett3' -Re,c� i'intg Officer
In Huron county,- baying drilled for . idiai lieO,! eared . I can also test=ify a ;pia , erul hr a s ursd the
}.,alt in 1872, and, for rr atop years is trairncss to are- personally, on pa .tical. ,crusta the it tai Baa
1 works in Blyth, Seaforth and
1.4:tLi'rgeet
E van, ide i a ;
inghazr:. The first well' was :,drii�le,d; gt�€stiorts, wihllch he tg',avue• .s!pacei,. �yhen uaa!g', ,atY:,cs �1,d,en a'
.g' . ,flare r ow:re> by tri S 'ar7in, he !did, not. agreeter with s bject ar tier. bert " °gland, 3s rr-,e
On 'istat lalf g of . Expose for reatd�: s.in
.Ozer of whi✓h a, ort:h now sten. ?, South rn Manitoba, I �teux , r th; stn- ffs; StE ih!em J tx ties
,Twentp five years ago, Mr. Sparlireg r .. t
Pate tea itP'ing`3�;no aped, tc�k charge tyre �3ur`�.tthy of all to� t;he bar aved,-fife. ,'4Pilliarr:, �Toffa
kif the works, here and 'bun t al block. family in t<i dr' irrelpara!ble keys Ofa ,2tt •x Aiitchiell, ' .die
',tills par hers, �li sba,nd and father wh was a ac re- Ih IS •.iautghte r lh •,
Fifteen years ago F> tatty, of nature' ndbl en,• Friday January 21st.
kers. Young ,an,dl Gray, that
time
Which is i . out by is long. years yeas a adt 5 axtdnthls
£ton the compeer.-. Sind that time ' �f labor for th s fellow en . and • his
.,doh Mitc 1 f
Er .Sperling ;hate, full cher i'of thebclov.ed province and c unty. 'osr,s., d ;hH xee,rrstets ere.
pti;sin,ess under ar thio old firrx earns'Lite ins pattltiy,
f ,Pc4,l4.4 of tailing .bealthit tie' i tkrne t. Mrs; wi,, �, RABER lis .a +�,aug�ter.Iwas �c to #: . active bus-
)w€as life. Th,e decease d. - gas a meare e �liecl i i (�?it
Weld, in high. esteem in the commitn- day., J : uary 1791, Ja
Ity. He VMS' a niember of the Metho- LIFEBUOY SOAP is it dlightful y racy relict • f the. late ,Wi1!
dist .church and had for n any years freshing forbath or t°ilet. For a egad :+ 3'rears an� 11
ia,erve `,ori . the offs e:a.l. board, yrs pal- washing underclothing it is un -eq ailed. decease' cane to If itch
hies ibie: oras a Liberal and a staunch, Cleanses and purifies, 1 a,1 a r} arly/ qge• She
�V illiatr Robinson ; and
17, col •• salon • 4, Fullla
The Western Craps in 191 ell reS cled UP to' 21 y
('Written for Th • Exposit° ) son .4r •1d to lMichell
f •thy died n vea;rs a'9•
;As ra. 'result sof the ret 4 .4
h. ? c1•e at ter —1),0,
hds of the ed o-iti , h I
s for the
with 1914 atO
76,303.600, as a-
914; oats 52,0,-
8,000 ; barleo
,201,000; ce, 2,.-
840 ; pea;, 3;428,-
080;01y;
; b' ens 23,4
lkwheat 7
laxseed '�
mixed
6,382 500,
368.000, a
. The aweerage
are, lit: bush-
es placed in
e ' yields ' a4
l'1.. whet 29.-
28.93 (15.07;
oats 45.76
3 (24.21 rye,
(17.61; beans
22.81 (24.-
it ixed; .grains
for .he doing,'
g!rr.pera man. Mr. Sperling -was
p inert in f-raterhal society work
.fid; was a .11:anther of tie Independent
Wee" of Oddfellows, Canadian. Order
Of Foresters and. the Royal Tei1"WWlars
'He married the yyl.ng st daughter of average yi,'e' i -,ter a
1 '4ate 4ieut,-Gal. _ 7°u: , fcrrexerly Unrolling , the total
c'f eeda county oils w....w ar„ ,- - . - grai.t't ,craps in ibu,ui,
xii biers. s.irviveef, :Mrs. wa T• J• season of 191.5 ccar1iar=
Uo x ut h ,and 1D iss Co +,3lelia, also twig as follows: : WL�at
�'rar_�dchildren, Marguerite •Hoxuth .as
161,280400 in
land Frank S_arl3,gg.' His secandi 103,000 as against,; 313
Idaugl� teer, _Mrs, Dr. W.II. Sparlinb, pre- 53,531800 ,as against 3'
deceased thin.: twelve years ago, also 394,106 as against 2.016
pon in infancy.- The funeral on Friday850 es against 3,362..0
iafternoon fro= the family home .on as against 7987,6,52°6°0;0:;
Minnie street, to Winghtarc cemetery,, = as against -
lwas largely attended. The services 4100 as against 7,175 20
lint th€e. 'house and, grave were con- 17,52�'t iod as against.
piloted by Rev'. 3 .W. Hibbert. Mex- toxin dor Ililu ng 14
iters of the Oddfellows attended the gainst 13,924 000 booth,,
funeral in a {body and conducted their yieis per nacre in 19-
ervice. ai the grave. The pallbearers els, as follows., the.fl::
;were Mess .Alex. Forsyth," sr.. John brackets represe ting
+' ...Grows, Willia.rr. Haines. William 1914 for comparison :-
Arbuckk, sr.,.. Thomas. Graham, John 41 (21.41) ; spring wh,
Elliott, John 14i off:a.tt Wad Williatr. EI all wheat ;28.33 _ (15.6 )
iiott. TJ, honorary pallbearers were K31.13) ;. charley, 3;
.Messrs. R. Varosto se, W. F Vanstone.. 21:31 (18.12) ; peas 17.7
°J, H B€tuner, H „Davie Al Cosens, .Ai. 16.70 (18.20); ibuckWhEa
E Srr"itla, ' .P, Smith John McLean ' 34) ; flaxseed. 13.18 .(6.
end W.. H Willis. Th,e. floral'tributes 37.54 (35.369; a!ntd, c
;wtere many and beautiful. The friends 56.72 (54.3Q).
'from a ,distance wirD attended the The average .yields -
ift*tora1 were Mrs '.F. Sperling Ho- ' as now definitely re
'month and Marguerite, Toronto; Mrs- sequently thin . terra
Ilalliday, Fordwiche Mrs`. H .Yoeing'-. are thus larger than
Detroit; Mr. Anson Robinson, Atwood c.4ti aces puybli than
.i
jtir .and Mrs. Hazelwood, Wroxeter, 1pai grain croips °hoc
. _ •p.recs.cnt the liras'. -an
lc 1,1derherson
of Stratfor
last At. CIC at the ag'a
,ac•c.as d was born in
*,cake t Carsa,da at, thfe
settl`_n in tbiorningtor
ryin,g • • .a . butcher
itr111b Af tear 34 ye
io St = t(.ord,, ' where.
00 cod wi the G.T.R.
865,904 ;. ;are, le I -to *mourn h,
0,628,- -A all on the, icy
grains Janua 7th', was res
and death. • "Stratford, o
a- of BoKidd, d, a roan
wltia , .d bei employ
specto ,at the.Canard
artery, , ;mths:d. •Irk th
Ih hip and paraly
spread O. to othe'r', pa
Hip w:: a h,t=vc or.
his f : � her holds { a .p
Hae wA. 28 y:ars at
—M Joseph The..2;
euidid,et . tat tiffs hone
Janus 21st. While
raisin' ° a cup of tea
the • ,d i tier table, he
died i a few rrinutes
a Oa. • corking, 'end
and. t :,c o'rr.munity.
oitize and an ;obit:
Death was ,dile to, the
blood 'ssel in the
was ..rad 66 yearsi an
—O Thiuraday keen
9. th s- r; s.ult t3 the , ,:ath occurred
eSpalon of:1 k rick Hann Garby, relict
asrr...ann. The
ttar and Was
be ideceased
great many y
her husband
de her home
nd i at the tin-.
ing wtih! her
Iligsen. A fear
r .daughters
Eftn Fullart
rid 'Mrs. John
obti Ecicrrr.l.ei,
ton; Henry, of
tana ; Charles
the Perth 'Cou
t i eek, Reeve
f BI-ans hard!.
e ihb1ds tante •e
rh.ajving belen
test. He is
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11.- WINTER HARD ON BABY. - in tthhc hisit�orr v of •C.
;gard to wheat and o
i The winter ;season is a hard one o.n Idto a dou(b!le ca
the l a.by-. He is-rr•ore or less confln- tibia ' 1a�creai by �,cc
led to stuffy, badly ventilated , rooms. i 11 avourab
t is sot often storrry that the another
)ffees not get hire. out in that fresh air
ne often as .she shou4d. He - catches
ids which. rack his little system. ;
,� stomach
ti
u
a
n
r acre f 1916
ned, a • con-
total yields,
two p evio..s
OT the prince,
tel yield; r--�
�3ant arvest
edea W th re -
corn `fie quence of title v ;a'r anrde a
gecpt a y e , season
for Canada the big t averai
turns per Acre on rec • rd.:,
{,�ii,a ty of G air Crops
and. bowels get out of
order and be becomes peevish and
cress. To guard against this the
txoth.cr should keep a.bax of Baby's
Own Table is in the house'.. They re-
gulated thee- ste r ach and bowels and also superior 'to Lh(e
,irk ak up colds. They are sold by last fivF years. Tliry weights ]
*ix divine dprelers ••leer by mail at 25c u h 1, lfo J `1915 are : s follows:: Pal
h.. box from The Dr, Williams Medicine ,w,hieat 59.1 lb.; spiting 'wheat 60.3?
o,, Bro kville:, Ont.
�'. ; all wheat 60.19 b.; oats. 36.61 lb.
barley 48.26 'lb. ; >ryi 56.32 lb. ; peas
60.74 lab.; beans 59.6 lb.; . bele ewhea
.48.02 lib. ; flax 55.28 'b. ; rr.ixed ;rain,
44.98 lb. ;a'rfdf corn far husking 56.3:
Thl quality .of the
1915,.as determined
pounds ,per ar eaeurc
the ,e ption of 'One
sutperior to #Ihla't of I
ex -1 82nd
,givlri
re forr ,a
death
she a
rein,
grain crops in was 11
Joon
and
Robe
Rata
Mrs` i.
of Cli
of. Mo
—At
pig 1
vine
den.
nevelt
public
,ands
' Its
Kirks
I. made!
Barn,
y the we
!basblel i
or two
st' year a
average
fight
;, wit '
craps
not* i
of I the
Stafta -
A January 'Rr.tdlcing.--A very pretty
wedding took place at high noon, on
Saturday, January 22nd• at the rest-
jdnee of the bride's father, Mr. John
Livingstone, Staifa. �silactn his only
idaijghter, Miss a nna Belle,,, was - hal)-
pily- married 'to Mr. M. Gray, off the
t concession, Hibbert. The cerear,�any
iwas pernorrred under an arch of ev-
vergrecn and flowers. by Rev. Rural
Dean Dougherty, of Hensa1l, while
the grocer's sister, Miss Rosa Belle
Pray, played the wedding march. The
bride wore a `(gown. of -d�upl ess satin
Jot creart shade, trimmed with pearls
,shadow lace. Her travelling :dos- .
-ere was of navy blue, pair velvet,
trino nae d with black fox fur and hat
trier. rued With' fur and: pl.tme of ecru
laude to rr etch. After a bountiful d.e-
3eunur, served by candle light with
»badt.s drawn, the happy couple left
for Hamilton and Toronto.
tor
Holresville -
Pres.entation.-A large number of
fb xtembers 'of St John's churc �i,
gathered at 'the hence of Mr. and
_Mrs. Frei Ford on Friday evening of
last week, and presented the latter
',with a beautiful silver • tea set in. re-
ogn':ion of h.i.r valuable services a3 In t the North
Organist of the church. Rev. W. B. Manitoba, See Nora
Moulton, in a few well chosen warr2s; the a r.otduntion of w
lb.
Values of Crops
This values as est _tiled frol.n loco
market ,prices as re tuorie,d by ' iii
crop reporting corre poni.d.crits. of the Ha:rri.
Census and Statistic, Office. Po ,hell,
whie.a. tin1915, the verage price pe count
bushel ;for the who e of Canada s C. 4a
about 10 .,cents less than than of. las emote
year and bout 10 cents more ;tha schoe.
that of th € aoinguen' sal average. Th' St, Id;
total values of the ;kr,,tncipa1. grafi wre1, u
crops of •1915 are as lows`:_ WISeat
$312,569 400`; oats,"$116,894,700 ; bark t The
$'26,704.,700 ; rye, $ 1,8 t 9,900.; 1 15 tion
beans, i;e 0 • SOii' :.ue. •Meati 1 iiieea„
s "lot
ay! between S
1. The -ia1 O
as I follows: Co
av son ; tre
oat ; auditors,
an H. Hensw
`,olicitor, G. C
re taker, Fred,
r, J. Roger,.
trlustees, Mite
ry W. R.
r inrran.
'139,100;- i, ns, u ? , .,
$;.;13,600', flaxseed, ;15.x65,0001 mime
grains, $16,034,700; . coin for uskLn
;$1;0,243.000. Inclutdin' the roo . an
fodder crops, ,partic ,lar of ' Nrtihtic
were bli ed t i oven era th
total value of the f Id. crops f Can
Lada in '1915 amounts to nearl . $800•.- condit
000,000, co.-rprising' g ,.air crap $568,r { ,stitutli
161;900, potatoes and sugar beets $36 Cure,
,ropy $192 768 100
739,64ti,• and -fodderLen.
'�?Vbe.at, Oats. Barley an'di;Fla� in th reared
thru t
Northwest P ; tides.;1 � the
est prbv . rewa
Hall'
for c.
t 'Sold
1411
year
Z�t4
by e
local
abbe.
gre.at1
e
hilt, .
klee
eak-
in-
land
ion
•
te,n,d,s le • Aug
a fowl w ket.
to the Sates
ting t
Busse dale,
on Th a sday
He lived.
own an .t 'hits
by.. ax•a y.
11 Gray, off
gatgelite it of
sa Bels, , to
of Mr. and,
ullart•on: The.
in Jariu y.
=P114 of
ngage:•tet of
stance, to
Phil. c ,, o6`
arriag'e to
Omar -A -
held, in 'Mit-
a, of 3� r San, ff
.second rizea fp
est coil: ction
•o after = ar,d s
'a gent can
dsorno f gure.
. H.
foilowin: re -
tenon,: my
cigar ,A11en`
r1y, urge
Leo GI; ason.;
40.
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.an old res°
at the hon e
lverton, • on
Deceased was
ld. He • as a;
r i rany years i;
ken th:e e. f•tx '
3-er,d,an of
I aI
ll on Mon -
Ann B : r1e y,
sera Robiriso,n`., t
nr °nth. The
and
d',to'
o rot
Vlvieh
when',
,mourn
awry;:
featn3.;,
j argil
age of 21 years .
to�Wf3L i car ;
burin e s •
s he. re
11 in 185
as trrax
moved
ton, on
rs ago,
Mr. Ito
oriuc;tt r
passed
of i69`
eotland
a
,otie
was .e '','Ploy
fan: ily f ter}:
loss.
pave='re ts ori'
sible ' f ,.r thq
Januar 23rd;
civil en ;;'neer
d as 911;11 'In -
an Alli.-Chal-t
fall he injur-
s stet 1n,,late
is of his bodyr
cotland,, vrh•er t
rish ileal istry
.e.
-die •- -ver
Foliar on ort
the a i't eo
to. his ips a
ell a rr an
Decea-` d wa*
strious armee
lost good
ng fne!ghlbo•c':
rupture of,
had.. 3? cease.
eight .onthe.
g, Jan 5: ry . 20,
Nittch:•11 of
the lat' Fred.
-wdy was in hey
11 but a - short
ed in itcheli
arta S e the •
once yeas aget.
with -ter childt'
of her dba'tli.
au,ghter, Mrs.
ly of to r sone
,survive,
, Mrs. George,
l,gsen, i ,itched :
Milton; John
tratford ; Louis
of
Brue field.
y Counc 1 meet-
cCausla rd In -
as elect d;war-
viable 1 . ord 0144
a(feat0d in any
a mar Aman
7. cone cion 5.
Mary and,
tn.ent were
ty cleri , Wil
surer, Geore
Jo iteS iF t-
thi of " allace
McPlue -, son, K.
rans.ton county
'Rebell; High
I, S.R. St uart ;
uttler; ListO-
d
e
s afore Cat . rob.' in t • Is see-
f 't l i country hen all other
s ut; togefhe and: fe` many
it as st ye •i to be urnbl .
r.escribed bo ..l j ir.ed'es. and
st
ill
failing tocure with
re trTMnt, peon ,, d i e incar-
Catarrh is a I al , • isease;
i-ifluenecd by
one. and theref• e requt es can-
na treatment. Hall's atarrh
mea ufacted by J. Chi ney &
ole a. Ohio, is a consti utional
s taken int renally a d acts
toed On the u^ori,.. urfaces
S steer:. One undred Dolla
offered io any ea t'. 't
at , htCure fail to cur... Send
cu - s and test onials.
C : ENE! & ., Toled',' Ohio.
a I Druggists, is. i
Fa sly uts f ca ,st <tion,
3
t
I 1
)exrpesse.d the aproecla.tian of th
it)enpie of = St. John's for the organ -
let's untiring dcvoilon to: duty and
liooked liner to accept the accorepany-
5
aces or
bcr
it ;7s 1
is '
is
e.abel
b'glo
an
cart in
t;irr;tated ati 342,948.00 t • lb
compared with 140,95:.000 be.
1914, +af oaats at 334 840,600 ..e
.O pa toeS1, rwit-h 000 : 0,900;. rr
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is the Time to do the
Summer dewing
e never were as well prepared to care for your requirements.
Thousands of yards of most beautiful wash goods, dress goods,
silks, embroideries and lace goods await you.
Fashion's Prettiest
Colors and patterns in
'Guaranteed Wash
Goods
Yot will probably enjoy this
spring's showing of' wash goods -
more than any yot have ever seen
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includes the very newest wash mat
erials. Many of w%ich are appear-
ing for the first time this season.
We
the n
much
new weaves patterns and
gs are the most fascinating
'e ever shown.
is no ordinary display, it
want every' woman to see
w ideas that- have done so
to popularize wash materials
Men's pdd
PaOs
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f your suit rieeds an odd
pair of pants to help a finish
out tile season, we have just
what you want, made of
twee worsted, serges; well
finished, properly trimmed
awl ,4refully 'cut,
Price
$1.50 to i4.0O
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of New Dress Goods I
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Nowhere will you find such 2
practical demonstrations of de-
lightful possibilities in color ef-
,gfe.ocotsasanadndwseiarivse.s the new dress
You will stand in admiration as 2
you review our display un folding 2
as it does the story of the very lat- •
est ideas f or the coming spring 8.
and summer,
We have seattched diligently 2
and carefully toitaccumulate the
greatest dress goods display ever *
shown in Seaforth,
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How well we have succeeded
you shall be the judge. Come 2
early while thestocks are complete
NONIIIIMISIMOOrRTAMORIIIIMMIO
Pictorial andLadiesi Home
Home Journal Patterns
view -of our continually growing patte n trade
have decided to carry two lines of patter s. Thig
gl es Y°111 the:71deltIrgasnota.pgaett°:rns on the American con -
selecting from the two
gtirneeantte.st dYeosi:will find hundred's of exclusive stOes
to chooSe yPtit spring and summer gowns from. Be
Isu e to come here for yout next pattern, the great -
es variety is here. Price... to 15c
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The New Linoleums for
Spring are Here
There is an exceptionally attra
ing patterns and delightful col
light and dark Silades. 'The n
patterns are particularly enticin
ati
all
tive array of pleas -
r schemes in both
w floral and biotic
while the
ns of hardwocl flooring ate perfect, We
Men's Giood
Underwear
Goo in every sense ofthe
word, good in. quality, in
make, in fit. in wearing ability
and in reputation, hecause we
sell +ly the very best.and test-
ed makes, and the price, con-
sideri!ng the quality is always
the Iclwest
Price
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carry
Men's Reliable I
Overalls
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This store is headquarters *
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and Big overalls and -2
smocks. There a're. no bqter
garments than these made
anywhere, give you the
limit of hot fittc wear • and fit
comfortably and fetain their
Price
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Big Reduction on Furs
lor Men and Women
There never will be a time for years to come when
furs will be reduced as low as ,we will have them
during the next two weeks. Men's fur coats, wom
en's furs and fur lined coats will be cleared at prices
never equalled before. We will save you one-quart-
er to one-half on every fur you buy. Come and see
these 13argains .before you buy. Ever fur we sell
carries our personal guarantee.
gen's Winter
Caps
Wa.1 at, comfortable, strong
becoming and eConomical,
wh4 more could you de-
sire in a cap when you
knorlv the price is the low -
The New Spring 5uitings
for ilerfsMade-to.Measut e
Suits are Here
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and
Eggs Wanted
We were fortunate in purch-
asing our new suitings for
spring earlier than usual. It
gives us the advantage of
showing the new suitings
earlier. But more important
than this, we bought before
the 'advance in prices and suC-
ceeded g-etting our stocks select-
ed trom cloths of guaranteedociors,
This is mportant to you because
we have hundreds of new styhsh
cloths here from which we can
make you a perfect fitting suit,
guarantee the suit to positively
keep its color, and we will do this
at thizp-old prices,
I. ices ..$ 19
p_. to S28
tewart
SEAFORTH
Mitts
From the heaviest lined
horse hide to the unlined
one finger choring mitt,
we have a very complete
range in every in-between
weight of all the reliable
Men's Odd
Working Vests
We have one hundred
men's working vests,
made of remnants _pt
tweed, serges and wost-
eds, well lined, good
pockets, strongly sewn, all
Eggs Wa 'ted
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