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eg values $o and 5for
A 'PAIR
ahovb special event is made
possible through the fact that we
vials to clear the broken size as-
iortrnents fie our finest footwear.
The lot to be on sale includes :--
Iftromenie Lace and Button tlooti,
enade of Patent and Vici Kid leath-
-mrsi with cloth and kid tops. Some
in the new high cut military pat-
ter*. As the price of shoe leather
is going' up in Sumps you cannot
aitake a mistake in securing- a pair
eof these fine shoes at the price Of
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A PAIR
Samples ie our north window.
J. .E4 Wtats
Quality footekar
Opposite Expositor Office, Seaforth
a. •
TUE MIR_
Odt complete _tha
bee .ever visited here and its Orate
• nee hereshould be takenifull advents
• age. of every cne inthis eemtinunity.
-Red Croser-dThe 'following are the
report a Of the secretary .and Treasurer
of the Seaforth Branch sof jhe Red
Cross Society for November and De -
Mabee. Secretereis- Report: -- 228
'Suite of pyjamas, 18 flennel shietse_18
hospital night shirts, : nine dresses)*
gowns, 1141 pairs socks, 6 pairs . of
wristlets. -Edna DeLacey, Secy.
-Treasurer's Report: Balance on
hand $620.16; rags 40c; Detroittlady
$5; donation 70e; 0. friend, $5, a friend
$1, MTS. M.Y. McLean, $1; fees,
M, rs A. D Sutheeland,f$5; Egmonciville
Danticr,mikinots
Hieckey.-Seaforth played their firs
game in the Northern League at S
Marys . on . Tuesday night and prove
too ,much for the boys of. the Ston
Town, winning out by a score of 7. 4;
6. The ice, was a trifle soft but the
game was fast and clean. The follow-
ing was the Seaforth linedap: Goal,
MeGeocli; right 'defence, Edmonds;
left :defence, A. W. Dick; right wing,
Sills, left wing, Bain, centre; R. Reid..
e --A. juvenile team played ie friendly
*game in Goderieh the same night Mit beanch, $6.50;Winthrop branch $42.61;
' tin boxes $1,50; Curlers $10; Mrs. Jas.
Stewart, Croswell, $1; War Auxiliary
$140; a- friend $200; two little girls,
25e; books sold $1.50; for prisoners of
war fund, $1,50; for prisoner of wa -
fund 50c•I/
...avid Mullen $1; a friend
$5; sale' hf White Corm•ade, $2,65;
Town Council $100; Young Ladies of
Methodist Sunday. School $75; rag -The many friends of, Mr. James
rugs, $17; a friend $1.1.2; money boxes Leatherland will regret to learn that
0,58; Winthrop ,branch $15.05; month- he is not enjoying good health at ;re -
where he has peppered and now haslk collections, $217.70; total $1487,41; 'rent.--MiSe Cora Geib has returnedto
960 acres of land. He has a fanlibr 6-.FExpendithre-Mrs. Calder $4.20; W. T. Port Perry after spending the holidays
six ehildrm all of whom have done 'Hays, $1.10; Hon. James Mason, $50; at the paeental home heree-Mr. C ar-
well.--Mr. and Mrs: Lawrence lvfofrate Ildrs. Shade $2.80; Hon* James' Mason, ence Kelly, of the Stratford Post Othee
of near Moose Jaw, is vieitidg Mrs. for prisoners of war $10; Hon James staff, spent a few dose here this Week
.Moffat's sister, Mrs. Russel Sproat. -e Meson. $360; dry goods, $446,43; Sea- at the home of his mother.- -Mr. L.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and it to forth News, $2.75. Total, $897,28.- Williams ds in Toronto this week being
children of Brandon, Man., are stay -called there owing to the ilnness
Jessie Neil Treasurer.
ing with Mrs. Davis' parents, Mr. ..and his mother,: -.The amml meeting of
Changes in. Railway Service -The! Seaforth Agrici al Society
Mrs, Fred Robinson, in Egmonclvill rth ate • •
ges in the railway service tiaough- I held in the Carnegie Library Hall
Thursday afternoon next, January
out nadai ordered by the Railway]
Commission by which all overlapping at one o'clock, instead of Friday
-
passenger trains or ny passenger ser-
ternoon as advertisedlast week.
i vice that can be d spensed with, are Mr. M. Williams has so far recov
from his ,recent illreass to be ableto
cancelled, thus releasing a very large
•• be about, but is stall confined to his
horne.-Miss Jean Greig, of Toronto,
•,is a guest at the bane of her uncle,
Mr. J. C. Greig. -Mr. and Mrs. Morten,
of Moose Jaw, are visiting Mrs.
ten's mother, Mrs. Stoddart, in g-
rnondville. - Mr. and Mrs. Hill , of
Lethbridge are visiting her parents,
were. defeated by a. score of 3 to
Western Visitors. -Mr. Duncan Me-
Pheeters, of Ruraseye Alta., has been
staying in our town. for several weeks.
He made his headquarters at the Royal
Hotel, Mrs. Weir, sr, being an aunt of
his. It is 37.years since Mr. McPhee-.
ters left here and went to Orangeville
and from there to Rutnsay, Alta.,
dgers,
11
oks, journ
inute books, bill book
Memorandum books
Receipt books
Files, binding. cases, indexes
pens, ink stands; pencil
ink, mucilage paste
hompso' n's lloolmtofrie
Seatorth '
Window Shaues and Picture teraMes
Agent for New Idea Patterns,
Former Seaforth Boy Married. -Th
fo owing despatch which appeared i
-the Toronto Globe on Wednesday las
will be of interest to many friends o
the groom here, who was a forme
Seefortle boy, and a nephew of Mre,
T. Curtis, former principal of the Se
forth Public School: -"Mabel Oath
rbie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
McKnight, and John Wilfrid Curtis, o
Windsor, formerly of St. Marys, wer
i married to -day by Rev. S. McLean, o
1' 11•• Kari" ebliareb. ' The bride* wore
white
west at 10.45 and the train going east
at 5,80 have been cancelled. The 1.20 Mr; and Mrs. John .carter. -Mrs. rjaek,
- 0 taffeta, with silver lace trimmings an
of Lucknovr, spent several days last
veil and orange -blossoms. The .brides-
f s maid wes Miss Gertrude Aitken, f
- earlier and the- night train about 1_5
train west will arrive 'about one hour
week with her sisters, Mrs. John .and
of
the
be
en
18,
af-
red
nainber of inen a d vent querittes
of rolling stock, which will be available
to relieve the freight blockade which
has become acute, will come into ef-
fect on Sunday next, .1 i,ruary- 14th,
The changes as they effect Seaforth
are as follows: The mail train going
It ones $2 50, Mrs. S. Dkk-
2.50, Mary dare ;1, a -Mend
as Jai -limn 41 Jas McKay $1,
sympathizer $1, Mrs W. J. McMillan
2.50, Admit Hays $ Edith Campbell
5.,C.141„ $10, A. S. ; Mrs :W. CHM-
nungs a, Mrs ()eorge Laidlaw tl, Mrs
Wm.. Black $1, Mrs 1. D. Ilinchley $3,
William" Hiles $2, J. 1".$5, Rev. Lar-
kin $1,a friend $2, F3. Creswell $25,
Mrs. Rudolph VA e, friend $1, Mrs.
Arch Scott $1, a friend $1, Mrs. A.
McLean $1, Misses Grieve $1, a friend
80e, Mrs. Hicks $1, Mrs. Jas, Stewart
$1, Miss E. Davidson $1, Mrs. DeLac-
eir $5, Miss Cahill $2, Mrs. William
Broadfoot 50e; Mrs Robert Willis $1,
Dr, Burrows $5, W. II. Tretheway $1,
Mrs Twiss $1, Mrs J B Thompson $2,
S MeLeari $1. Miss E. Hargan $1,
Mesi W. 0 Reid $2, a feend $1, Mrs.
M. Y.. McLean $2, Mrs W Edge $2,
Stewart Brost, $10, Mrs, Wm. Goven-
lock $7, Rev, McKinley $2, Mrs. Robt.
Jones $2.50, Miss Leatherland $1, a
friend 50c, a friend 25e Mrs, P. Daley
50e, Rev. Brown $3.g4: MTS. Robert
Jones $5, Mrs Keating $1, Miss Mc-
Leod $1, Mif3S L. Beet. $1, Miss E. A.
Leatherland $1; W. R. Sintih $2, Mrs.
Harry Scott $2, Mrs. L. Weir.$1. Total:
$199.04.
VARNA.
Public Meeting. -A public meeting
of the local board of Agriculture will
be held in the town hall on Wednes-
day afternoon, January 17th, at two
o'clock when F. S. Johnston will give
f an address on "Corn in the Silos," and
1 Mr. A. Grob will speak on "Lucerle
f and Other. Clovers,", At the same
time there will be a vesting in the
['Temperance Hall of the iddemen's, Ins-
titute. which will be an interesting one.
as a good speaker will give an address
In the evening a union meeting will be
held in the town hall for which a good
programme has been arranged.
eetetietetot_
ZURICH.
or and Mrs. Theo Foster,
of Hamilton, who have been visiting
the lattes parents, have gone to De-
troit, where they will reside, -Mr.
Henry Deiehert, of New Haven, Mich.,
Mr. R A. Deichert, of Armada, Mich.,
and Mr. Ni Deichert of Detroit, re-
eentry visited at the home of their
mother here. -Mr. John Deichert at-
tended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Slough at Kitchener, last week. -Pte.
M,C. Denomme, a meraber of the 232nd
Saskatchewan Tigers, is visiting at
the home of his parents, Mr. and MTS.
R. N. Derentim.e, of the .Sauble Line. -
Mr. David Hartlefb, of Hunter, Alta.,
is visiting his brother, Mr. Charles
Hartleib.-The infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William. 0'Brien passed away
on Saturday, and the remains were in-
terred in the Bronson Line cemetery.-
' Miss. lie Galster, who had charge of
' a millinery store in Tillbury, has re-
turned hoieet-Miss Alberta Geiger, of I
Mrs. John Gascho.
arness or pr [Brantford. The groont was attended Th 10 45 th tr •
minutes later. e e am
by his brother, Mr. Lloyd Curtis. Theeele , which has
• heretofore brought m the
• We strongly advise all requiring bride's ve mg sm was o navy e,
leasse harness to order now. Owing to broadcloth. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis will
the increased cost of leather harness reside in Windsor."
lli have to advance in price as soon
as our present supply is sold. • New Books.- The following ne
daily papers and its removal of ceurse
will be an inconvenience to the citi-
zens, but will not put there to any
each, dieadvantage as it w•ill the peo-
ple of the country unless the rural
We ean sell_ you a good seiseiceable eboaksthave been received at tlae Publ. c niail carriers will be made wait -for
'Nark harness With Scandinevian ..races Library and were put in circulation op. the noon Mail, wl4ich Most likely will
two inches wide with heel chains, back January 2nd: Fiction -- The Death be the case. e removal of ethe 520
hands and good bridle, :less collars. for Ride. Lage; The Wind's Will, Castle; i does not make so much difference as
-08.50 Traces guaranteed for three Cieun't Raven, Castle; Malvina of Brit- ifor some thee it has not inade Toront.
3rears or replace& tany, Jerome; Mike, Benson; God's ; c nneetion at Stratford. On the Lon
Our standard team harness are ' Child, E'allas; Because It Was Writ- 1 d ne Huron and Bruce,. the morning
practically as low in price as any ten, Radziwill; Her Sentinel,- Marcie :t in north and the evening train south
catalogued and are immeasurebly sas moot; Julius Le Vallon, Blaclavoode ! ve both been cancelled, which will
Non -Fiction -Survivors' Tales of Fam- be a decided inconvenience do the peo-
pereor in quality and workmanship.
• SINGLE -HARNESS
We have splendid values ranging in
. price from $18 to $38.
We carry a laege line of horse blan-
kets, bells, Saskatchewan and Goat , About the Dardanelles, Moseley, ju
rases, gloves and mitts, plush rugs, 1 enile-The Cradle Ship, Howes, Prii
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sedtieases, trunks and club bags. These cess Marie Jose's Book, Anon;
goods were all purchased before the Book of Beautiful Legends, Chandle
rise in price and our customers get Valley of Dreams, Cceeper; Miss Quu
the benefit. ote, Methley; With Jellico in Mort
Sea, Shaw; Book of Pioneer, 'Woo
All .About Inventions and Discover
Talbot.
Amnesty To Deserters Extended.e-
A large number of deserters from the
Canadian Expeditionary Force gav
ihemselves up to the Officer Command
ing 1V1ilitary District No. 1, London
Ontario, under the amnesty of Hi
Excellency, the Governor General!
which expired on December 15th, but
it was found that all deserters ap-
parently had not received word that
they should be allowed to return.
Therefore, His Excellency has been
pleased to extend the aranesty te de-
terters of the Canadian Expeditionary
Force to the 15th of January, 1917.
• All deserters who surrender -them-
selves to the Officer Commanding , an
Expeditionary Force unit or to a Re-;
cruiting Officer oe to the Officer -com-
manding this district, on or before
that date, will be re -attested and ex-
amined. by a medical board, If found-.
fit, they will be re -instated and given
a fresh start. Every deserter eilio re-
joins will, as far as possifile, be sent
to the unit or branch of the service
'1.e prefers.•
ous Crimes, Wood; A Temporary Gen- I plig on that line, more particularly the
deman in France, Anon; Royal Mar- , sduth. end of it, as large numbers of
riage Market of Europe, Radziwill;The s hool pupils have used this service
Austrian Court from Within, z f
will; The Anzac Book, Anon; Eighteen-
Months in the War Zone, Vinze; Trut
oil and clean both single and
team harness.
roderick s Harness
L._ shop
Opposite 'emmanerciall Hotel
Thinks Suit Cases Club Bans
J1F.DALY
Jeweler • and , Optician.
:fowler Marriage Licenses
BEA FORTE• ONT.
Columbus made an
egg stanct- up on
end ----but he
spoiled the egg!
We can remove from our
portraits any temporary
facial blemish that may
be preventing you from
having that photograph
made to -day, and we do
not spoil the likeness,
FELL'S STUDIO
MAYOR:KM
We wish to thank
our customers our
customers f o r
their patronage
cilring the past
ar and we take
this occasion of
wishing them
each and all con-
tinued prosperity
during the com-
ing season.•
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r attendance at the Clinton Collegi-
Institute, and they -Will now either
fore d to board away from Mimes
d Exeter school.
OR SALE --Set. light single sleighs, with
eFrigas.t.shaftb and. box top, almost n w . A26papilxylt o
Xhe Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church wil
e 10c tea to du. Sunday echool room, on J3,11.
1711 h from 4 t -o 7 o'clock. 'Procpeds .to go towards
Rld Cross and Patriotic work, Everybody iikeleome.
250X-1
B e come.
TIERS -High-grade MoLaughlin cutters for
• - This is your last °trance to procure a genuine
Laughlin (n.ittPr, made by The alotoughlin Co.,
0 Vivra, You geG veins tor y3th rnone. in the pur-
e nee a DioLaugblio cutter. A. M. Cajmuiehtilll,
Senf b. ,
OTICE--Start the NeW Year, 1917, iiglit by
rehaging a De Laval ()ream Separator. Is poor
policy to continue the use of an inferior Separator.
Your cream lessee through using it will soon
aniount to enough to purchaee d, De Laval. Single
trainees, etc. on hand. A. M. Campbell, Seaforrh.
26131x1
r. Forster of Stratford, eye, ea*, nose owl throat
ecialb-t, has reunil d prof:stile and will be at the
Qtreen's Hotel, Seeforth, on the third Wedheeday of
each month." Office hours II a in. to 8 p.m.
7 2681-tt
-rounte accent ti are now d tie and
uld respect fully call your 41 tent kin tb the \ hurt
hat c' jzirompt eettlenienG earne is propiiriway
t ,the new year, and you would oblige, yours
. teem. filly, Geo. A. Sills,Ilardware Merchant. Sea -
forth - 2600-t
SALE ---7 roomed frame bowie with 2 lotff-
A p W.H. Raker. Ceotte St., Seaforth. 1.457x4
croft) and Board Wanted bv lady PalInift in pri-
vate hi: . Addrtee Zedda, 20 cloven St, tit. Thom-
as. 0• 2860x2
VR SALE -1 Buffalo coot and 1 -Buffalo robe for
e. Apply to..Davici Mor, Egm9rniville. •21'00x2
Local Briefs. -Miss Bessie Beattie
of Prince Albert, Sask., is a guest at
• ry.-The fol- the home of Mr. and Mrs. . J
Women's War .A.uxilia Walker -Mrs. W. 13 McLean s in
Blyth last week enth her dame, ters,
lowing is the financial stateraent of
the Women's War :auxiliary, sincela,st Mrs Charlesworth and Mrs. Darrow.
report: • Balance on hand $221,22; fees i Mrs Darrow left on Wednesday for
Wirunpeg.-Mn Robert MeGonigle,
20e, donation from Sunday School
, who recently held an auction sale of
scholars from collecting papers; etc.
$53.78, donation from Primary clew his stock and implements on his farm
m Tuckeremith, has enoved into Mrs.
Presbyterian Sunday School 64c, do.na-
John rSproat's house in Egmondville.
times from friends $1.30, donation from
-Mr. Thomas Gemmel( and Mr. and
Trench Committee $116.23, Miss Til-
lotson's concert $4$, goods sold, e2.30 Mrs. dteliert Gemmed, of Moose Jaw,
are visiting .at the ha ne of the Misses
Total receipts $443.67. • Expendittire-
Genimell, in Egernoedvilfe. - Col.
Miss Tillotson's share of concert $23.87
Miss Tillotson's expenses, $2.53, exe and Mrs. Alex. Wilson ,are here
penses of Miss Tillotson's concert $2, from London -Lieut Arthur McLean
who was wounded in Franceiearly last
C. L. Williams $3.50, dry goods $6.03,
September, and who has since been
postage $2.32, Mrs, Neil for yarn, etc.
eonvalesting in England, is again back
e141.50, Mrs. Willis, for emnforts for
returned soldiers, $8, balance $253.94 on the firing line. -4 --Mrs. S. Dining, of
Tuckersmith, is spending a few days
total $443.67. -Mina J. Finlayson,
in town, the guest of Mrs. W. West -
Treasurer. The Auxiliary purpose cott-The many friends of Mr.. Dun -
sending two pairs of socks a in.onth to
the soldiers in the trenches who are l can McMillan wt11 be pleased to learn
in need of them And who come from that he is showing -some signs of im-
provement from his resent serious ill-
Seaforth and vicinity-. This means
work for the women but when me ness• Mr. McMillan is one of the old-
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thinks of the conditions under which i est residents of Seaforth and has been
the men are fightine no woman, wili ia subscriber of The Expositor for
mind doing a little extra knittipg. Mrs.. over 41 years. -Mr. Th mas Consitt,
John Beattie; 1Vlain Street, will be glad who recently sold his fine firm in Hay
township, has purchased the residence
to give yarn to any who will knit.
of Miss Jessie Thompson on Sparlieg
• street and -will' occupy it in the spring.
College on Wheels. -The lAgricult -Miss Ethel' Grieve has returned from
tural College on wheels fitted out by ' a visit with friends in Detroit -Miss
the officials of the Agricultural Col- i Ruth Van Egmond, of Bracifer Penn -
lege, Guelph, which is now touring sylvania, is visiting at the home of
Western Ontario, will be in Seaforth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Vara.
about Friday, January 26th, under the : Egmond in Egmondville.-Mr. IVIcKin-
auspices of the Seaforth. Agricultural eon, of Calgary, is visiting at the home
Society, of which Mr. J. McDowell, is of his uncle, Mr. Angus McKinnon, in
president and M. Broderick, secretary, •Tuckersmith., Mr. McKinnon reports
The tour is in charge of Mr. George exceptionally good crops in nie district
A. Putnian, Superintendent of Fez- 'last season. -Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
mer's Institutes. There are several Thompson and daughter have return -
new features being used this year. ed from a vieit with friend% in 1 h
There will be moving pictures to nn- ancitTorontoe-Mr. R. E. riresswell and
terest all classes. Seed demonstra- two sisters left on Wednesday for 'dal -
ions will play it large part in the ea- ifornia, where they will spend .the
ibit showing the 'proper Varieties to hwinter.-The pupils of Miss Mackay's
essedfor the various land conditions and ream in the public scheol defeated the
pedal attention is being paid also to Seitarate Schbol hockey team in the
otaties and corn, and all kinds of rink last Saturday morning by a
grain.' Some of the results of soil score of 4-0 -1--Miss Clara Gaetzineyer
enalysis, which has been carried on in I, has returned' to Detroit after. spend -
various parts of the Province for some iing the holidays with her mother -A
time will be used. These samples of .pleaaant gathering met at the home of
soil will be exhibited and dentonstral Mr, and _Mrs. James Sproat, in Ege
tors will explain their properties, rnondville, re ently, when a number of
. , .
nd whaicrops anre
e isivtafyoro themai.ngee joc-1 d7arts ripIoiees together
Sproat'm
s.. "cingithfn to spend
roper adjustment of lightning rods a social eveninAnd torecallolci time '
i to be shown very carefully. memories. Among those present were
Cheese exhibits and .other dairy enter- ie
rises will also be given a large place. of Bayfield William Manson D
John Nicholsen and Charles Parker,
here Will be two cars in the exhibit! MePheetars, John and James Sproat
Mrs. James Sproat. -There will e a
ten cent tea in aid of the Red Cross,
served' by the Ladies' Aid in the Pres-
byterian church on Wednesday, Janu-
ary 17th, from 4 to 7 o'clock. -Messrs.
Clifford Bell, Percy Hoag, Stewart
Smillie and Frank Docherty have re-
turned to • , Toronto to resume* their
studies at the University. -Mr. Tr S.
Smith -shipped a car of heavy horses
to Montreal by eepress last week,
Weir has the ticket for the coat
donated by Miss Lukes to the British
Navy Relief Fund. -'Lt. -Col. and Mrs.
Wilson are leaving London on Satur-
day, the 13th inst., for New York
'where they will spend a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wilson and other
members of their family. During their
visit the -marriage will take place of
their daughter, Margaret Isabel, to
;N2_0
William Addison Holt, of that Mt
Rev. Mr. P6weli will occupy the pul-
pit in the Presbyterian church on un -
day morning •next and the Methodist
pulpit, in the_ evening, speaking , en
temperance work in the county, while
Rev. Mr, Stephenson will occupy the
pulpit of the Methodist chdrch
in the morning and in the Pres-
byterian in the evening, speaking in
the interests of the Lard's Day Alli-
ance. -Mrs W McLeod has gone to
London to spend the wintet inoeths
-Mrs. J. S. • Reherts is visiting her
daughter, Mrse Norman Henry, in
shawa. - rdtireeial Recruiter A. D.
5,u-uheriand been' tired another recruit
tim
for the 63rd bat ry, Mr. William bit,
who reportedefo duty at London I on
Monday. The Battery is. rapidly fill-
ing up and candidates wishing to joie
must Make application at once.'` He
is also recruiting for the 149th Bat-
talien, which is under command of Lt. -
Col "Billie" IlItievicar - rmerly. : of
Goderieh, and for a great ape,- years
Rai way mail clerk on the 13uffale-God-
erie line. - :In the published list of
tam e who sueceeded in qualifying ' at
the Canadian school of Musketry, in
Shorncliffe, England, we notice the
mare of Sergt, Chas. R Clark, asi hav-
ing qualified with distinction. Seegt.
Clark is a member of the 161st Hurons
and a son of 1VIr. and Mrs. R. L. Clerk,
af this town and was one of Seaforth's
most popular young men. -Mrs, John
Dodds of London is a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs J H Reid '
Belgian Relief Fund. ----The following
is the treasurer's report for the local
branch of the Belgian Relief Fond,
with the list of centributors: Balance
on hand Dec. let, 15e, total amatnat
private donations $199.04, St Thomas
Sunday school $6.65. - Miss Mackay's
room public school $3.48, Rev. Mr,
Carswell's congregation $86.80; Pres-
byterian Sunday School $22, post office
box 78c, Dominion Bank 1.59, Bank of
Commerce $1.114 total $271.60, ex-
penses 57c, remittance. $20Oi balance
f on hand $71.08. Anyone wishing to
contribute to this fund may do so by
leaving their contributions with Mr. A
D. Sutherland at the post office or
with Mrs. J. B Thompson, the local
treasurer. The following is a list of
the contributors e-Jno. Beattie $2.1dise
Lockie $1, John L. Henderson $1, Mee •
garet Finlayson $1, Miss M. E. Allen
$1, Wm. Scott $1, Mrs. T. Gemmell $5,.
Annie C, Gemmel]. $5, Miss_Jennie Robb
$1, Mrs. G. Black $1, J. C. Wood, $1,
J.P.M. $1, J. M. Cardno $1, Miss Hut-
chinson $1, Mary McNaughton $1., El-
izabeth Dayman $-1, Clara 13 McKinley
$1, Phillip Harrie $1, Miss Gemmell
$2, Helen Gemmel/ $1, H Stewart 25c,
A. G. Smillie $2.50, Amai 13. Suther-
land $2,50, Wm. C. Sutherland $2.50,
ANOTHER I
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The Ladies' Cornrnitte9 n charge
of the Britisli' Navy Relief Fund
have been asked to gii e another '
euchre party in aid of the Wed 0:POSS.
There will be one held in
Cardno's Opera House
WednesdayJan.24
CHISELHURST.
Notes. -Mrs. Glen, who resides with
her son, on the farm occupied by Mrs
Lorne McNaughton on Sunday last had
the misfortune to fall, sustaining se-
vere injury which necessitated, the
calling in of medical aid. It is hoped
that she will soon recover -Mr. and
Mrs Robert Cole are at present in
Stratford -Mr Spriggs, our storekeep-
er, is busy these clays selling of his
goods, intending in the near future
to return to Toronto. -At the annual
meeting of the Red Cross Society, the
following officers wereeelected: Pres.
Mrs. J Vice -Pres, Mrs. Me
Lean; Secretary, Miss M. Glen; treas-
urer, Mrs. T. Patterson; cutters, Mrs.
E. Durnin, Mrs. G. Eyre, Miss McTag-
gart, Mrs. G. Dalrymple. Cham-
bers, Mrs, Simonds. The cash receipts
for 1916 were $246 The work com-
pleted for the past year is as fellows:
4 i2 night shirts 76 pairs socks. 60
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towels, 24 sheets, 114..pillow cases, 20
helpless shirts, 46 pyjamas, 10 dozen
handkerchiefs, 21 flannellette shirts,
18 night shirts, 19 hospital shirts.
Also donations of pillOws,towels, hand-
kerchiefs, dried apples; candy.and gum
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LEA.DBI1RY. •
Note. -Mrs. McNahol, sr., has been
• in poor health this winter. With the
advent of spring, we trust that she will
fully recover. -A little son has come
to cheer the home of Henry Brodhagen
-The last meeting of Bethel Ladies'
Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Dun-
das. The December meeting was held
at the .home of Mrs. J. 3, McGavin
both being well attended. --Henry
, Thornton, the Leadbury line black-
mith has had men enrged snoving)the
house which he boug t from Mr. Wm.
Kerr. Henry is placing it on hie little
lot -It will be in order for our Can-
adian people to exercise thrift and a
prudent ecpnomy, at least from now
until harvelet There is a shortage of
five hundred million- bushels of wheat
on the American Continent when com-
pared with other years and the yield
of potatoes was only infraction. of what
we have been accustomed to. Yet it
will not do to allow anyone to go hun-
gry; and the trouble in Europe must
• be one of the leading considerations.
We must not suffer the humiliation
of any peace under. present conditions.
With a united effort the war should be
terminated this year.
BLYTH.
Nbtes.--1Vir.Ilarvey Magee, of Au-
burn, is taking a course of operating
• at the C. P. R. station. He is an old
employee of the company only in an-
other line of work. -Mr. Clifford King,
of Saskatoon, a grandson of Mr. Geo.
Kmg of town, is paying a visit in town.
He is on his way to Montreal, having
enlisted for service in the Imperial
Navy. He is a son of Stanley King,1
who formerly resided here -Mr. C.H. f
Beese is slowly improving and is able
to sit up for an hour or so each day.
-Mr. James Moody, of Kitchener is
visiting his mother in town at present.
-By the reduction of passenger trains
on all railroads so that they can be
transferred to moving freight, it is
expected that one train. of each road
running through here will be discon-
imued.-Miss Dot Cowan ieft on Fri-
day for Orangeville where she has ac-
cepted a position as teacher in the
Business College theree-Mes.Lane and
family, of Medicine Hat, Alta., are at
tresent visiting her parents, lidr. and
Mrs. E. Watson. -Miss Priteilla Tor-
rance, of Goderich Township, visited !
her sister, Mrs. Andrey Sloan during
the past week, -Miss Rose McCaugh-1
atmt, Mrs and Mrs. W. F. McCaughey
during the week. - Miss Dorothy
Tierney returned on Monday to To -1
rento University where she will re -1
some her studies. -Mrs. 3.3. Dick and
chidlren have returned to their Mime ,
in Orangeville, after spendinga week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.;
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of Clinton, visited her uncle
FROM 8 TO ax O'CLOCK •
All are cordially invited.
Bring Tour Baskets as before,
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Th4ti, the Kind we Sell
WN you buy cheap goods you are taking chan-
ces. The only reason some goods are cheap is
because they are not worth much.
We s 11 nothing that we cannot guarantee ,in ev-
ery respec as being good value for the money -J.- We
rely upon the satisfaction ow goods give our custom-
ers to kee all our old customers and get some new
ones also.,
We buy our goods from those manufacturers
whosg. prdducts have won a reputation purely on their
merits. When you buy here you take no cnances-the
goods are guaranteed both by the!gma.nufacturers and
by us.
Furs
We are right on the threshold of
need them most.
By all means come and see wha
in the FurDepartment. .
the timeyou
values we offer
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If there is a woman in Seaforth, or near it,that has
need of Muslin Underwear this is a time of orportun-
ity to supply nceds at prices that are particularly at-
tractive. We cannot do the values justice in an adver-
, tisement. Many lines were bought by us at a special
price. Our customers will benefit thereby.,
Ladies' Maustaiim ed.
Suits and Coats
At prices that make them well worth
your most serious consideration
We have tted to tell in
print from time to time
what unusual values we give
but the best story is told, b
the goods themselves. See -
them and then you will
know what good gods can;
be sold fora most moder-
ate outlay on your part.
Seeing is believing. Come
and see.
If you want to know what
a lot of real va-ue in mater-
ial and workmanship can
be crowded into Ladies'
Stylish Ready-to-WearAp-
parel, and sod at moderate
prices, -Come • at once a rid
examine and try on some
• of the different styles we
show. They are in highest
favor.
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