The Huron Expositor, 1916-07-21, Page 8t HURON EXPOSITOR
E;ep1J1ff Eye
Open Farr
Shoe Bargains
s quite natural 'that sone
of our stock bfcomesshop
worn or soiled. When
that occasion presents:
We cut off the profit and
part " of the cost, and put
them on the �.s< bargain.
table "
During the months ofJulY
and August we intend t°
get rid: of any odd line,
We have in stock,
f
": Cut Prices " will do it -
Watch this store for Shoe
Bargains.
Q-uality.footwear
Opposite Expositor Office, Seaforth
4 -
James Y v atsont 1
Successor to W. N. Watson
eratl Fre, Life and Accident Insur-
aiitce Agent. Beal Estate and
Loan Agent. Insurance on all
kinds of property effhc ;ed at the
iso nest rates.
sler< in w' end, White and
New Home Sewn�}� Machines and
NationalCream Separators.
it full supply` of sewing maebine
needles, aftachmt-nts, oil and're-
pairs always in stock.
YoungMen
ISTR1CT ) iTTEI S
.Rede �s •,.awing. Tli,e. drawing
for ihes iapp�d . ted China, donated
teal the, d ! Society, which
SEfhf t u 'Lit C. ALIer
Yotiaig " mem or others who are thee
de to enlist for Oyrseas Serge,
cag Orerv-e their King Country
by helping on Martition Work, rstea.dy
work to good • nen. Apply to The
Robert Bell ins Thresher `Co.,
Limited, Seorth, Ont.
2536'3
F.JDALY
Jeweler and Optician.
Ismer Marriage Licenses
S AFORT
;ekes
?t v
all t
mFrchia
t avec
own.are n
Thi,
a s41 ;time, was n
when the
winning tickets
} ; Mrs. M.
Jia B Ryi n; 4th,
..:, . Mrs. John,
C ti at h, AIE$.leotwserY.
Music Exam tion-
folliewing is . the.11
pupils of Miss
the a•et exam
aeltan A,ea rnY o
Conservatory of
eademy_-Interre
b1aym€ Rall, firrsti class :h
year Gpdoti$sky course -j -The
Msargaret Edge, Hurls ;u
Ern€rst. Edge, 4: prepare
�£I),rii O11 i3;a S..
First; y€,a' r
honours,.
Reception to Serge Isilajor.
A big reoeirtiOn, k a tender
Major Reid, son. ;. of Mr, ate
II, Reid, on, ;bis` arrival here
day last. g't.: Re h
'Active. service iii, Eng' d
rection with the ;Ambuta ce
has return. ho a 1 ,hick
;VMS melt ,a t the ,.sta tions by
b and a large. turnolut
and driven- to the tawix
Mayor" Stewart delivered :a,
welcome, to which he. apt
Sergt Reid hag been'idoing
England for ;somt;i tncontiiks3,
pct to :return; When his leave ex.'
pire>s.
A Good, lteaor. ,-•. safer
School made. sa record, a towl
rennet Entrance Exams
ty-• 'pupils wrote. a 't
p,a,ss€d and fif'ien of f, th
passed with ho s. I!1
this .Willie L, g, son of
Mrs. J. - C. L ` ,'c4f tow,�l,
the highest roar int the co
ins the remark biy .hind t
out of a possib 650, While
pupils, o d Coates a
Saav,auge steed o girth
the county, ;,e t'1aving = . notal. of
555. Principal N :ylor axle/ Ji Blass. ate;
r, rtainly ; be.. c`t ngraftula'ede
LS. - fihe
ng taktex1 by play
r ' t ovenlock stet way
nation! the Ca....-. '.
' Mua14 anis'. fi r gna rl i e ire.
leak ; adiant A-� 'prioogre �s
�,cltate I��ist#rs�,�. Mine
Lawn
greens
la�rglei
fe,c nt.
well -
from
Exeter
sWe
,stacked with ,artt--
,-, in srdd�it1on to
r, oi? .ii± ,e rats y t of the Allies
Which ha €" begin rd noted by
of tuners a �d others
1 .toe p eeds � p 4vi'de our
t" e( tom orts they
s,• Filet r, , .rte
ry, Miss 1bbta
for pianci
lowing
y, Irene that
-pronto Conserv tory idia,ught
intents, Ea th bunt, ,of
el•Adu,a
anda,
1ad,Y,w
who wi
Times
place. 'at; the 're
Friday, when, Mi,
dough' of
S•eafor`t° .
T. Bon, icon
this n,
Mr .C. .:B+
burn. Se' uiritY
oex L, ► being ,F
B. Joh -.ton: Af
party �,nt t
J. T. ; thro
br€akfat t was
ooittpk 1 ft on
fon' the •ieiat,
where , . • y .VV
ing Mr. '
to Scati,rth
land on their ret
rem �o at
wit Iii to
tended.„
Reid.. ---.
rl Sergt..
'Mrs. J.
on Tu,es•s
keep. on
con-
es,
on-
e,sad,
ea'e. He
the town
citizen',
11, wherry
peech .of
replied.
is bit in
t I e ex-
t
l Public
g at th
'Tw,e'n-
clition - to
r. end
obtained
nty, ha.v-
1 sof 605,
two *tile
et lime
fifth in.
led
wling€ C1
' 4 .
ough;the
int f n
u3 ii
ese t
ric
The,
AY A
som „thr
Tin
lotion
u arnent.e-Thee 22nd
t of the Seaforth
b was held on thein
tenting o ' We,dnes-
Attentdin s not e,s
yes, the dif-
e county fro fiarly
rinks being' prese nt
lin,ton, Renton end
:thttt%ers dorm on t
' n he,14 I up the
e, 'but good progress
is .in the Trophy
e. playe-lTburs.iay
and The 'doubled sage atilt
In ,thee West.-'Tfe Assini
A sof J illy 6, gives the fol
oan: o. the marriage ' 3ri
n of Mt Margaa t ,Horton,
of r. , led Mrs. ' . 33, Hrrr-
arpu hd._ . . Miss httEor lie late
of hie Seatort g
11 .kn u �' n and .popular young
o has h. t of -friends here,
1 extend best wi$ixes. The
s :t ' A „retty wedding took,
byterian !man;s': last
Margaret Horton,
sY--
.N.' B ,I orton, of
Ont. sister of Mrs, J.
= Mrs. S. t Horton, of
u ited in Marriage .to
onager of the .Wey-
k. at B.eiadlyn, the
rformed by Rev .H.
r the wedding, thi.
o reistdde nee of Mr.
hero the wedding
thbed. - The happy
twelve o'clock train
going to 1iinxite,apolis,
11. spend sora t1me 'Oat -
July Weeldings--A quiet '
took- plane at t "ei home of litir. '
Mrs. W. L. ys, �VVlI1 . Street,
Sesaforth, at' h . in eor on Toe sway,
when their you ,gest id ugh tar, `Myrtle
was united in arriag • to' Mr: John
hicAkh, of Vtaxna„ in t € p •e�'_xice of
the Ir ir:,edi,ate *millets and near rola-
Livea. Rev.* J. Melvin, ,Cys. !of Brig,-
den,
rig,
den, brother of the bride, Officia,tele
at..sist£,d by Rev i 3. Foote- `of T1s esdf'or i.
The. bride wsalsj prettily at ir+eid in a
georgette crepe i gown. over ° ;Mite• silk
and carried a bleuquet of Mite roses
and fern. .The !many 'beau,iftel aild;
useful gifts showedi in. w . t high es-
ON teem both bride, ianid! gr�oaxr. were held
by their nurne
eme dainty W4.411:: in
+u frt nds." After a
breakl',a.st Mr. and
,Mrsa, tii�Ash motor€ice tf> Br eefieid to
# +}ori a 4m4'A °.^ : +'�'4'1` ' take the train for Detreft, here they
se will visit for .a short time. an, their
return. Mr .and Mrs. McAsh will r.ealcle
REMEMBER 1 in. Varna.
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Also Furrier
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*iii**+i4.*ii***.•fin eenanoo
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— that - is ' always s�
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Make an appointment to-
day.
i SE OPPTH 9
Lea's* Q'i +.**** ***** ****
I Youintend to
Spend your
Holidays
Out of Town
Undoubtedly you will need a
new Suitcase, or a Club -Bag,
or possibly a Trunk.
1
off
All
Sum-
mer
mter
Feat-
Wear
Before going
elsewhere s e e
what we have to
offer.
Trunks
$4 -to $15
Club -Bags
$4 to 12
Suitcases
$2to $7
H.R. SCOTT
Home of Good Shoes
Death of Juseiph ;Nettle.
Noble, .an old .and highly
resident et Seatorth, .passe
the home of his sonwin•-1a
B. Titomp�son, on V dnead,
the great age: of 62 years
ce,asrci had Leen ailing for s
but was able:. tc be up until
wlrt n the ends an1� sue] ie
troaublc being the cause of
1 o•bk was born!' in Ir.�1 n -d,
his wif-, lived for seine yea
gow, Scotland{ the family
this country, any years
first settled. at Varna,
lived .a short ,time, arid.
to Exeter, where” he, re
years. About thirty it years
came to Staforth, -where "h
home until his death. Mrs
died" four ye;a.i ago, 'but h.
vived by a. family of on
four 'daughters, Mrs, 3.. B.
Seaforth ; Afro.' Tucker, of
Mrs. Alex. Carsdno; +of
Man.; Mrs .George 63hyd,
toon, Sask., and os�eph,
Death of -Mrss.' William
Many our r€ad,ers wit
to h,c,a,r of the -demise. of
Sproat, which took place
Manitoba, on. it u1y 11th,
birthday.' Mrs Spat, c
ada, from Kiri cudbrigbt,
1848 and with . E her hasbian
the hardships of pioneer 1
wilderness. Mr. and Mrs.
for a. number ipf years
rsmith,
Se,a.forth ,
e 24 years
Sproat went to, the west 1
Ibttt in, a tho - years n
her old home raad friends
round 'ra h. She Os s
six children, "Wm., George
in the W€ist ; Mrs. (Dr.)
forth and Kele Hicks ,an
deli in Alberta.. Also 27 gr
and 14 gr,e .gandchildr€
Mistier, Miss CC a ronrd, of St.
katchewan.
farm in Tuck
Ing mowed] to
Sproat died 1
Fair coif Allied Na.tic�ns.
fair of .the Allied Nations
..the 161st !Da u...alios, wwill.
Victoria. Park, Seafortih,
holiday, Weelneisday, •Angus
Committees hi.'ve ar,r4inge
did Program . a. of sports,
nlatchets ;done/ ,. lett. Th
A big calith Han. p
whicla bands,, f !, .. t$, chil
dfiferent isoeie = a:in the
take part. In, € mean
be a idenaonn tion '. oil fl
sand a wat€r j fight by 't
Fire, Brigade in th
th€rs will be b��+' &concert.
den pa.r,ty ,wi • r ,a t:Si l
Victoria Park 11. len `m
midway with E .boothsi ..
liras sandi the y will she
spectacular iev ,t Ref thea
Committee of ` e Citizen
and eurroun country' wb h,a QE.
eha rg€ of the big( Pair ° • : ve. received
word from y,.i't -Col. Comb ,i thea t -two
most needed. th n , ,area ater heater
and a motor transport, .the former .
for heating Ater for . s sh washing
and warm rah v .r baths( for the men
and the trans t for r nveyirig ti'e' p
provisions fro r>7 headqua tears to . the g,
Battalion. ,As almost ail :the Bat=
talions except the 161st, have th-e• N
transport the people in this section e
are -putting for 'h €very, err ort to make
the Allied, &Fa a wand 41 ss. The -
r. Joseph
Teepee ts.J
away at
Mr. 3
y last, at
The de-
mo weeks
ednesday
ly, heart
death. Mr,
ut he and
•s in Glee,
corning to
r:ga. He
here - hr
en move:;"
ed some
ago, he,
-;de his
• Noble
is sur-
,san. and
Thompson,
IlUino4s
riingford
of Sa ska-
f Torohto.
Sproat. -
be sorry
Mrs. Wm.
at Vires,
her 89th
ۥ to Can
tiand, in
faced all
fp in. the
proiat lived.
on their
an retire
here. Mr.
ago. Mrs.
Years ago,
ver forgot
in and a
rvived by
and John.
r of Se.a-
Mrs. Mum,
ndchlldren
, and one
outs, �s-
Money
box 111,
WANT
Pot iTOR
WANT
work. A
1, A�
..:ne
A grand
in aid- of
held in
on Civic
Zni. The
a splen..
baseball
re will 1
is sion in
n and the
town will
there will
.protection
Seaforth
afternoon
and a, ;gar-
progra�innet ,
a veritab.e,
of :the Al -
he greatest
yeas. The
of Sea,forth
rah
DRI
Apply r (
z OT1
car won
"Reltabil
Press n
car. Ont
exiperte
mend for
be placed
BELL, Se
Accent)
to July 18
fully ask
8erdwar
Second
big fair o
second h
who has
able sero
post offic
Rooms to Bent -
hart's Dr g Store.
appren ice Wan
The Oona ..ereial 1
For Sal - —a tt€
buggy, rt biter tir
nese. B rgain pr
loan o
ents, continuing on
other Onrio points
rn *ill Rte up their
din. 'hie best
of frieanda ex-.
i4
..lase farm ettrlty, 'apply
2E8'•x4
am type -setting. Apply EX
Ors
nt.
o le
rien
Pr
is
ed girl 'for' general house
positor office. 2629-2
*action of butter is greater
aval Se arat r Cream is *trued than the
any ot e eparator. This Is the reason
r (sent o the butter factories use De Lav-
ers beat se i the greater guautity and
11 of utter, A. M. CAMPBELL, Bea-
.. 2685x1
FOE SA E-A good reliable dri ver
HIGH ''s G B.401.41. Seatorth.
2535512
The ugblin Six Cylinder motor
he Four 1 at .Awarde in the recent
y Tent men by "The Ottawa Free
16 Mg inle Canada's leading motor
owners e cars were allo%ved to drive,
Bing b owing, to the de-
MeLaug rs, orders trona here Inuit
in adva secure one., A. M, CAMP-
ordh. 2534x1
s Due- I o r amounts *ere rendered up
It
Pidure
4'raming
nrig in your pictures
and photos and have them
y a*d
framed,' During J my
A;ugus ; we can Je ren out work
in ;shoe ' notice_ if necessary
W6 ha e a choice selection of
mouldi g and can guarantee
rst class work.
' oeon's ;72 ooksto*e
Seaforth
Window Sluices and Picture .r`ra es
Agents for New Idea Ion Patte ns
ugh
rre
lin
Hand 8 e-Tille committee in Charge of the
nd sale, and would ask that any person
fu nitu e, ornaments, or other sale.
d hand ood to leave the same at the old
An ight rormed,enite over Aber-
,ly to 0. Aberhart, Seafortb.
ed. t;learn-harbering. Apply at
otil Barber Shop, Seaforth. •
seated covered`Surrey, steel tired
d guy, driring,mare, set of har-
em 1.41y's Garage, Seaforth,
Luca. Brie 1.0.m
copied from art i''Ottawa paper wiri
be of consi rabic! interest to . the.
many rine& of lir. Whittaker here ;
"The e gage earls .announced of Miss
Wirmlf d. • ithertson, 'daughter of the
late D. a d kfrs Robertson, to Mr
Geolog cal Sarvey, and only son of
Mrs. hitt "er of, Seaforth, Onta.rio.
asagh r, Portage la Prairie,
Mane re liting with friends herr.
-Mrs. Melvi tt and, son, of Ed-
monto , tart via ting with Mr. and
Mrs A ch.. Soot .-Mrs. Fred Beattie
and t. childre , of Edmonton, k 0„x4
vistlin at e &rental home of Mr.
Ba.rber of Killarney, Kane who have
been, v siting! Haron. friends for the
Paist W we ks, left for their west-
Dick-. and 11/1 s Janet Grieve erre
sPe tg their holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. ksow Sarzna.-Mr. and Mrs.
James L. end son Of Bay CitY,
Wails snot few aays with:Mr. 0_
Cooper in ne-Mr. E. Hillaliettlefl
on Ta .raday or CollingWOod to
tend cOnven on of the Poster Ad-
vertisi -Al 'elation being held. in
ty.- 'Hartry of. Edmonton
iting the home Of Mr.
Mu wo daughter of Mr. Rob
drew of Grenfell, Sask., is
Mrs.. James Scott.
k Fern, McKillop. .Miss
is 'spending [her holida.y
meet till
Armouric
blastula
011 Sunda
and, Mies
at thet"m
alya is
forth, bo
for OVEM
one of t
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ties j y th}e, tF�uturp�e,,� �Ju feyr�iing will
y)
b a1 a 4o�. i .:iF viesg.-M s. ( T •)
a J. , eget Miever to'n, ls staying
a, few yrs iwitie_ her mother, Mrs.:
Clark. --i1 anette Griffiths is Jeanie a-
tan fr m time. 1F,a11,4.-We 'must Con -
our young enterprising
merchant, John McA.sh, on
hineself to wife. The wed-
;k ply on W dliesdieY at
,arid the bride, Myrtle Keys
known; to us All, and, much
itsatUla
general
talting
ding
Seaferth
Ls well
resPeefted. 1We wish lir,
MeAsh long life and happin.ess.-The
first
in this
mornein
months
Notes.
attende
brattion
-Mr. 3
manage
been .
of On
case of infantile paralysie
district esnurred, here this
old dengliter Of Albert MeGein
A la.rge number from here
the frweifth of 'July celew,
at Clinton on Wednesday,
*11. Salt, recent owner and
of the Exeter Creairtery, haS
ted Ofielal batter gr.ader
Joe by the. P.rovincia.1 Governe
expects to make his he,ade
In Toronto, and _bee alreadie
that city. -The fallowing are
03averlen of Edmonton with
her lug. martin; Mrs. Lang-
men's Wtar Auxiliary s ill mint.
Friday afterrOoni, in the waits,
at four oielocle.-Rev. )1r. gone., to
,of Bayfielde .preached v'e•Y a, Ley/ lb
id; the P.reabyterian church sallay-
McLean -spent...the week eind
rise iviitchell.-Mrs. W. T.
vieiting friends in Toronto,
now training in England,
as ,s vice ,Was. iselecledi as
'serried t e Canadian' . troops NV 01
colore. he guard 'was composed of
one hun
whole di
in Efigas
King. T
wed Mre
spent the
Ame
foot and
Mrs. 34
has pu
Idr. Dal
Grand
chased
land,
had Hy
their re
by Mels.s
the sue
monelvil
London
that c
and
are vi
Mar
art M.
guest
Ella C ane
in Me forde-Mides noble, Who has bee
to. re
by liaise illareblyn o
n 11e, who, with 'Miss noble
was
Bow
The
the
Relief
of the
and
the.
rOnt
of D
wee
Mrs.
sum
4
Fund
the
George B. Renders=
81.78 ..w.as 'collected b3
e society time aen
quarters 'in Toronto
ive.ri Were last wee
death 'oft Mrs. Calder, cif Innis
Oalekr and family at on.
OratibrOok; She we,
liter 'of the late JOhn Cowa
sii.steri of 'Mr. James Cowan, o
n 1 visiting her mother
apk al Mr .Pa; man' spen
on
pent ii, few a here thi
,Arita is a g ist at th
nee; mak g the trite by eroto .
12th of j ly. Mr. lbse judg-2
ararehrers --Mrs. Singleton is, 1
Edward , f Brooklyn, New Yo ,
visiting ,at he home Mr. Jose h
n. was tailed ho e from Ne ;
h of her ther, the late Jose .13
b e.. ---,Mayor Stewart MIA proclai
hg,ate, . is in, Lorktela this wee
Red d
Cross 54
of goal
soaks
nelued
Notes
and th
be 90T
houaE
had
Notes
-eucCE est
Many tr
dirt be
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ford children, of Toronto, with 411,
family f Chatham withh Mr. 30-.4.
Davis; &SS Muriel Anderson of Win -
Jordan
and ch
James
nd children, of Toronto, with
_s Mea.eay; Mrs. Billie Burke
_n: yvith her mother, Mre.
iPsg, with Mr. Jararea Sweet,
ed men 'selected, from /he The annaal Sunday Selene' Oc-
tet= Oanadian troops now tic in onneetion with Trivitt Me-
cl,, jand wasi inspected, by the rucrial burgh ,was b,eld to Grand
el ceremonsr took place -. Etp.,nd op, Tuesday Inst. -The bowling
England on July 8th. -Mr. elub have had the greenere-wired for
"W.- 0. Tracs37 d new isribern of lights
week end 'with Mr. and Mrs.
family, of Moose Jaw,
the home of his enot
Bootee/fool. Enl.
d a Ford) car from
Y, This =bee Che '17th
hen dispose of this year.
J. Beattie, J. Rankine F,
Chevrolet car from Mr. G. D.
'he local agent -Messrs. H.
L. Fleurscheutz and H. We.1-
Egm-ondvilk, have recently
o electric light installed in
lidences. The work was!, done
arl iof Clinton, wets
of Mlssi S. Hudson of Eg-
on Sunday of liet w4sel.
veY and Miss Harvey Of
,ZATe 'guests at the home, of
Hydro
installe .-Mr .T. Q. CrEech has pare
chased the 18 acres of haY on station
street nom Mr. I. R. Carling. The
price w '$8 to $8.50 iper e.cren-Cavan
motor iower for the organ. Trivia
it wig be installed shortly - Dr.
Howard Quackenbush has gone to Bese
egmer, Mich., where he has Pirel_
Hattie Russell, daughter of Mr. Jas.
Reaseel Of Winnipeg, is visiring with
friends in Cleveland, Ohio. -Mr. Jas.
and family., of Duluth, are
re
er,
ox
ar
ess.-The ladies of the Red
to Toronto, consisting of
yjarna sults; night ehirte,
ibed caps, the. whole being
Manley
Haymaking is In full sw
igood, the weather I
quality excehent.-The
te learn of his serious
e regret to leaen that
nk/ is still confined to
om the fractu.re.d. leg, he
st winter. -Mr. 3.Ohn Mu ray
w kill 4 by lightning on
in g
eel
any
Mr.
the
Chiselhurst
-Mr. William Pybus had. a
el barn raising laet week.-
= this part attended thr,
tdance on the farm of
men ha
for Joh
Some o
.Camp
Art. sse
but .SA
enjoyat
farm o
when a,
after
with in
the ear
death
occurre
ton lo
highly
leens
Canada
1 been
ago, a
who a
Mrs. R -Lied= and' Miss Jennie Ginn
tz
-e been busy erecting a silo
Robertson this la.st week. -
the soldiers were home fresr-
dien, this week end and ex -
themselves ia being anything
sfied with camp life. -A very
e time cvas spent on, the
Mr. and Mrs. D. McNaughton.
their invitatiove about 176 'pea:
ered for an old time barn
upper was served at 12p.m.,
hich dancing was resumed
ch vigor and kept going until
morning.
Clinton
of Ural .Gilehrist.-By the
Mrs G. D. Gilchrist, which
At her residence in that town
sellay, in 'her 91st year, 0linst
s one of its oldest and Most
.spected residents. She wile.
Argykshire and came to
In 1841, anelifor 62 years has
esitient of Clinton. Her hus-
deoessed her fifteen years
„the .mebeerer.s of the family
-vine 'are: D. Gilchrist, of
christ
of E
of Plat
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mrvices
sPeetive
lead. t
Goderic
K. Hag
Goderic
Saginaw, ?Ache Mrs. Sc
kee Mrs. Agnes Se
svilia, Mrs. Neil and, MISS
heist, of Clinton).
Varna.
-.It will he Young ,PeolaLe/2.
the- .Methodist circuit on San.'
afternoon and, evening,' re--
aiNging. Miss Aitken, of
r, pastor of North St. Chnrch.
,t -s to speak con "Our Obligee%
the Past and, Our Reponsibillef
ving purchased the bari-
be business of Joseph
le), formerly owned by
R. Clark, beg to respecie
fully solicit the patronage
of all former customers of
this popular shop and any
neinr customers who appre4-
ci ss barbers and absolut4-
ly sanitary conditions.
*ALTER R3BINSON
Commercial
Barber Shop
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vie/Li at the home of leir. r
has Is, rt visiting here \for sOrne
time ft inst Week ,fOr his home In
Winni g. Was Ferguson. intends ree
maining here for some bre. - The
tru.ste.e board of the- dn. .street,
church ,have decided to bold a. new
abed on tthe eight of the ne that WAS
recently burned. The new buildhig
wiil be of eement blocks With metallie
roof a
A (lige
Pregby
w
of ,t10
Miss
forme
ung
30x50 feet in size. -
wedding took ptaee at Ole
rian manse on Saturday even -
6.11 Mr. Truemane H. Elliott,
n seas united in marriage to
iota Tuelcsy-, daughter of ,
Tuckey, Ilsborne, London
orth, .the. oeremony being per.
Hensall
13rie e. -Temperance serreonS ware
given in the lvfethodist and- Presbyei
terian churches on Sabbath 1ast, Rev.
the Pr
well, et Clinton, preaching in
esbyteriart church In tbe morn, -
d, tied Methodist bi the even-
Ing ;while Mr .W. Cooper, of Clinton,
gave an Interesting talk in the Metho-
dist church in the morning and the
Presbyterian In the evening. Rev.
is due
lookin
and w
I gisialtion pertaining to temp, ranee
the wOrk that has been done, especis
ally in the past few years and the
more liha.n Ever need. of attire duty on
the piirt of all temperance workers
and the churches in particular, and in-
ald..entally gave our Premier 1):: h
credit for the fair and impartial n -an -
Tier in which he; h,a.d acted in re.gar:!s
to the tcmperanee, petitions present-%
ed to hirn.-0.ne, tclay it,reeentIy as little
V as laying with tsome other littie
boys round his father's tils mathin-
ell', he: got his arm caught in the ma-
ehirer ,breaking it very badly about
the el w ,some thx; bones protrad-
kip sunnroned. and the. Mile
u exwent the eventful dressing
very avely.-Mrs, M. Drake returned
home from. Victoria, Hespital on Mon -
.day erdng blot, very much ereproved
from he. operation Ole underwen-,
there a -A Large number frone Renee J.
and vicinity attended( or.. Sabbath fast
the fnneral of the ;late Mr. Witham
Glenn of Tuck -Es -smith, who, had en/Y
been. Seriously tor a. few clays fronl
lati:ack of pneumonia land who was
and lerality.-Mr. James Brooks, of
this v nage, and, .whei is buying cottere
very largely, apent a day or so with
his parents during the past week,
who is auelying far a nurse at Weat."
ern keespital is home for O. couple
A. Donell and pon and' daugh ,r
were vieiting In Forest and Sox
lAllm aid. and. Mrs. Aikenhead and
of Raw.% spent a few days 'here re-
cently with th,eir rreanY friends who
number of our soldiers fro= Camp
hBoromet111.-trPen.tcalsethe Treveoeykerenrauciat
G neve, were here recently me
%the honeymoon trip, and setent
kw a verY pleasantly with their
annny relatives and frienels„-Mr.
3amee Loom: Ireturned 10
their relatives andefrlendS in Heniale
and intty.-Our Council Are _grading
a, rood to the- Park grounds recentlf.
and neEnIsi making it a nice park. -
Mr
little son have returned, to their homes
In. t west, after a pleaaant visit
with their relatives and friends. Mr.
Botta n is a railway conductor run-
ning. in the, Edmonton braneh. - Mr.
and rs. C. Cook, and relativee motor -
lag in the everring.-Mrs. George E.
Mr tyre . ,of Port StaAlLY, is visiting
her mother Mrs. 3. Sparks. Miss
Wig of Arantfor.d, is also visiting
Mrs Sperks.-As Wa. go to prase, we
r, t to learn of the -death of Mr.
A )1, relePher.son, tone of the pionerr
a d much respected busineie men of
Powell, to whom so much czedit
for.supporting temperance and
after the enforcement of law.
ho is so well posted Li all
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Szore PHO .E 92 Quality St
4CTA VISH'S
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OXF your ooci.ers or send them by ,1P
and w seledt the good$yoa order wt
takin care to assure you/ perfect sat
Rep y delivery charges,
Oeautifut C ool, Dainty
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EW WASH FABRICS
men with a liking for especially attractive and neat
er froc s„ should certainly see our showing of the
aterial-. PriOe Range V" 1-2C to 75c a yard.
Scoies of Origipal Ideas in
Accessories
Little thin s nrbake or mar 0116 s
play, of correct dress accessories.
Use plenty of riblsons this season and in-
crease the charm of your attire. Extra
special valueslrom 56 to 25c a yard.
Silk and lisle gloves n white and black,
all lengths in stock, per pair 25c ro 1.25.
.Silk and lisle hosiery, sheer and lustrous
at 2 C tO $3 a pair. Special value, cotton
hose fast colors, 2 pairs for 250.
Find ribbed,-co0 and well fitting knit
underwear, both union suits and separate
garments at 12 1-2C tO $1.00.
Parasols—Both an attractive addition to
your attire and a protection trom the
sun'S disfiguring rays. Prices 75c to $5.
(stood value handbags—thc things that
are a necesity. 50c to $.1.5o.
Neckwear—Many novelties just eceived,
inchicling collar p.nd cuff sets and vestees
Latest dresden effects are much in .evis-
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