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The Huron Expositor, 1917-06-22, Page 8f• • - rr7 ' • Cuttin 'Aare grows on a 'normal head M- an average of , 100,000 hairs-- nes approximately 1,000 to the a equare inch, all of which mustitent .be scientifically ,c -lipped, so that they may lie smoothly in place M- over the e.ntire head. This must be done with shears and comb, „Wes and if clippers are usen the hair must be properly tapered, or, 4 there appears a round the head tin a mark or wig -like appearance, ee -a condition tvhich Competent etwei barbers will always avoid. We claim to have this art down to a M - science, which, the men, who wear our hair -cuts deinonstrate wherever you may see them. So why consider where to have your hair-eutting done, when Et you may. come direct to the =tone -n-4 Commercial Barber Shop, Sea- „them forth, with the full assurance of having it done artistically by Et -- experts. .The shop that is always up-to-date. Robinson Proprietor. DISTRICT sMATTERS Final Draft of Ministers. -After _ an all night session the stationing cdpunittee of the London Methodist Conference announced Wednesday the following final changes for this dis- trict from the first draft published last week: Goderich, Victoria street: J. H. Osterheut, Clinton, Wesley • church, As E. Wones. Aubtun, T. S. O'Kell. ' Bayfield, W. - E. ' Darling. Varna, J. E. Jones. 3.. C. Reid goes to Strathroy and W. K. ilager to Aylmer; George Jewitt remains at Springfield, W. Conway goes to Trowbridge. Rev,. E. G. Powell, Whe shortly removes to London, will be at . tached to Dimdas street church ..(Rev. if. A. Agnew of Ontario Street church t in Clinton, is chatting's' of Goner h Idistrict; and ReveGeorge McKinley, f Seaforth, secretary. Rev. 5.W. uxworthy of Exeter, is president of the conference this year, ,......, +.414hteein•+Steenese+++++444,.... • A Trial Soliniteo tiPll.4*f*e'e:4+4*e+•*•+4K4W4t4+ fi e)R,N IL4DIE6' TAlkOR And Furrier Cleaning, Pressing & Repairing a Specialty • **********te********* Satisfaction If you will take the troniele-to. call at °a Stu- dio, examine our photos (many of them picturestief your friends) earn our prices and note the at- tractive finish, we are confident we can please you. There ie a standard of quality. behind photo- graphs made by us, and our prices. are as low as possible for good work) Fairiily group photos a specialty. We ,clo picture tram rig- and sell amateur supplies and develop films and finish prints for am- ateurs. Call and nee us. D.F.I3UCK Photographer, Seatorth 4.**,04-0-0.0•0.4-04. .F.DAL Jeweler and Optician. . twiner Marriage Licenses SEAPORTS ONT James Watson General Insurance Agent Real Estate and Loan Agent Dealer in Sewing Machines. Four good houses for sale, conveniently situated in the Town of Seaforth. Terms reasonable and possession given promptly Apply at roy office for particulars. Shoe Specials for Friday tic Saturday Cut Prices on • Women's low Shoes ODD • DIFFERENT SIZES LASTE While in town Friday and Saturday, drop in and see the wondeiful values we are offering in these shoes. We can satisfy you. a a SCOTT Serious Auto Accident --.A serious and what easily might have been a fetal auto accident occurred °if the orth Road, opposite the farm of Mr. C. Eekart, about noon on Sunday. Mr. red Philips, G.• T. R. agent at Pink- erton, and son of Mr. Phillips, of Stratford, formerly G. T. R. Agent at Seaforth, with his wife and child and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Tisen• merman, were motoring to StratfOra, to spend the day. The party came by way of Wroxeter and Brnssels on account of the good roads, and the car was travelling at a high rate of speed, when without warning one of the front wheels collapsed, the ma- chine. going over into tbe ditch and turning turtle twice. Mrs. Timmer- man. and the ehild. were thrown some distance, but were not injured. Mr. and iffrs. Phillips were pinned under e ear and unable to extricite them- st ves. Fortunately Mr. Eckert, wit- nessed the Ilecident,and hurriedly came to their aeaistance and with the aid of three other men, .ho came along in a earn the beitipants` were rescued from their pernous position and brought to the office of Drs. Scott anUfackay, where they were given menial' at- tention. Mr. Phillips was badly bruis- ed and the ladies, although -not injur- ed, suffered from sheck an I were obliged to remain in town until Mon- day, before resuming their journey. It was a miractilous escape from death. Local Briefs. ----Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Reid, of Detroit, spent a few -days last week at the parental home of Mr. aid Mr. Samuel Reid, of Tuekersmith. -Mr. L. G. Weir, of 1Vleaford,, spent a few days here this week with his family. -Mr. Fran1w5cott of Bluevale, spent Sunday at .the home of his brother, Dr. J. G. Scott. -Mr. •An-. drew Scott is presiding at the Lower school examinations at the Seaforth Ccdlegiate Institute this week, Mr. J. F. ROES is presiding at Blyth, Mr. A. A. Naylor id Brussebeennd , Mr. G. W. Holman, at Windom .-Mr . C. Aberhart has perchased a hand- some McLughlin cat from the local agent, Mr. George C. Bell. -Mr. and Mrs. W. Gladman and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, of Exeter, ' were guests at the home of Mrs. A. Young on Sun - dew.. Mr. Glanneen conducted the serviceliii the EgniondvOleitchnrch on Sunday rimming, speakirigeon the bud- get. -The 'High Sehool =Entrance ex- aminations are being ,held at the Cole legiate Institute on 'Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. -Mr. Arnold Habkirk, of the Dunn- ville post office staff, spent 1Sunday at his home here. -Word was received Isere this week that 3. Steel* eldest see" of Mf. Robert nteele, of th s town, had been wounded in France. Pte Steele enlisted with an Edmonton bat- tatian and has been in the trenches almost a year.--e-Mr. J. R. Archibald, Silver Creek Farra, met with a nasty accident on Monday. He was repair- ing some machinery at the barn, when a bolt flew up striking and break ng the glasses he was wearing at the thee. Several fragments were driven into his left eye, cutting the eyeball, but were •succedsfully removed by the doctor, and although the wound is a painful olie, it is not expected that any permanent injury will result to the sight of the eye. -Fred, the young son of Mr. end Mrs. J. E. Willis, who has had a seriout attack of pneut monia, is recovering .-Mr . R. M. Jones, manager of the Dominion Bank, is able to be in his office a,gain. - Cadet 'Cyril E. Stewart, of the Royal Aviation Corps and son on Mr.. A. E. Stewart.'of Montreal, and formerly of Seaford', spent the week end with his uncle, Mr. James Stewart, and eunt, Mrs. J. s P. McLaren. Mr, Stewart is a student -cif Toronto University, but responded to the call of his coun- try for mord men. He is high in hi$ praise of his instructor, Captain Aird, another boy who credits Seaforth as his place 'of birth.Mr. Stewart's cousin, Gordon, we 'understand, hat been offered and accepted a position as mail clerk on the C.P.R. running from Toronto. Gordon is a son of Mr. Gan. Stewart, also formerly a ,Seaforth, and now of Orangeville, and though too young for enlistment, is anxious to serve his country in what- ever capacity presents itself. - The regular meeting of the War Auxiliary will be held in the Armories, this,. Friday, afternoon, at foier o'clock. -- Miss Ross has returned to her home after spending several weeks =with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ross. -Mrs. E. Mil- len, of Pomona, California, is the guest of her son, Mr. names -G. Mul- len. -Rev. A. L. Russell, a former pastor of the Methodist church, isevis-• iting at the home of Mr. James Beat- tie and other friends. -Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, of Peterboro, are spend- ing e few days at the parental home of Mrs. Smith. -Reeves Stewart of Sea - forth; Govenlock,- of -McKillop, and Crich, of Tuckersmith, were in Gode- rich on Tuesday attending a Special Irp meeting f the County Council, called. for the p ose of . designating the roads to, e built in the various muni- cipality of the county, under the good roads system adopted at the June meeting of the Council. -- Mr. John Menzies, sr., Mr. and Mrs. James Menzies and Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Gee, . motored from East Wawanosh last Week and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGee, Main Street. -Dr. and Mrs. Frisbee have returned to their home in Butte, Mon- tana, after spending a month visiting friends in Seaforth, Buffalo, and New York. -A little child of Mr. Mena, of i the Huron road, :west, had a narrow Iltrilk)N Eirt) escape from serious injury on Monday, When- it ran in front of aecar on Main Street. The car Which was going very slowly at the time; epoteed over 'the child, but fortunate.ly it escaped the. wheels .-Miss Geetzmeyer, has returned to Detroit ,after visiting her :mother and other friends here .-Mrs. .A. M. Boyle sof Belgrave, was visit- ,ing at the Inwee of Mrs. Robert Mc- . -Mr. antl,Mrs. Staples sr., Mr. Stapies, Miss tdtaples and Miss Moon motored up from Ingersoll on Sunday antl epent the day with Mr. and Mrs. John Mactavish.-Mr' s. aarter, of Chicago, is the guest ()filer aunt, Mrs, Habldrk.e---Miss Ada Govenloclt, of ,Shelburn is spending the holdidays .at the parental home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Govenlock.-Miss Mary Gilles- pie, of the Parkhill Collegiate Insti- tutestaff is holidaying at her home here .-Mrs. J. S. Roberts left last week to visit her daughters in. Oshawa and New Yorks ---W. Joseph. Scott, of Roxboro, has returned home after vis- iiing friends in voronto.—Rev. T. H. Brown, of St. Thoinash church, is at- tending the synod meeting in, London this week. -Two rinks of bowlers were in Mitchell on Wednesday 'slay- ing in the Fern Trophy Competition against rinks from Goderich, Clinton, Mitchell, Stratford and St. Marys. The trophy was won by Mitchell with a total of 133 points, Seaforth being second with 131 points. The Seaforth rinks were composed d J. A. Wil- liams, 0. Neil, J. Taman and W. G. Willis, skip; W. McLennan, J. Mc- Millan, J. E. Willie and R.E. Bright, skip. -Mr. and Mrs. James Beattie and Mr: and Mrs, Smith are on a motor trip to London/ Detroit and other places this week -Mr .and Mrs. John Schafer and children and Mrs. Thos. Aiteheson, sister of Mr. Js. S. Welsh, motored to Seaferth on Sunday on a •visit not Mr. and Mrs. S. Welsh.--n-Ws.George Sndthers, of Toronto, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. Oughton. -Mr. John Calder, of 'Seat Current accompanied by his sis- ter, Dr. Margaret- Calder, of Wing - ham, were visiting at the borne -of their uncle, Mr. James Cowan, tis eek. -Mrs. McDonald, of Detroit, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles Layton. 4i GENTLEMEN -Your Suit is not worn out When soiled and stained. It esn be cleaned Cud Preaed to -look as inners and fresh ae new. Campbell Bleck up -stairs. 25794f II • POR SALE DR RENT -The house at present oc- eupied and owned by Mre. Ethel Mact.ean, on dimes $t. ki5)a1orth. A few artiolec of furniture fordispos- •11, also. For particulars applyon the premises. 25844f Clara Kimball Young will appear in the artistic triumph of her care*, Mom, Tues., Wed., at the PilnOess. AdrnisSiOli 10o. 2584:1 /WARD WANTED -with single bedrooms for 2 young men. Central location preferred. State terms to Expositor Office. 2584x1, See "Liberty " the spectacular dashing serial that the big theatres are demanding for a secohd run. At the Princess for the week end. 2584-1 , Appr otion wanted b leer dresa-making. Wages paid to htoinners If g od sewers. Apply at oncs. ete Wart BroF., deaf Jr' h. 21384-,g Girl Wan'ted - 0od girl fo pneril luseworl, Apply au ExpMi Lsitot *Mice,- 2588 -ti Storag- roftm lo -let, in Woolen Mill Buildini e Moe to, ave, pull( y awl lsg 4; *al er tanks, for sale,' L. G. V,:y‘LE roonO, Searatth 2.581-4• ; 14 'IVARNA, A- Good,: Snipmentt-The Patriotic Society shiPped to Ctignton this month the f.ollowinge,17 pairs socks, 18- day shirts, 1 suit nerjamos; besides 5 pairs socks annenailiirts were sent to the Ve.rna linne inew overseas. • itHlicEFIALD • - , Personal Jessie Fowler and son, iterdon,- Were in: Dungannon this week, atteneling the wedding sof Mr. Donald Fowlers -Mr, and Mrs. Saint. uel Reid, of Tuckersmith, attended the funeral of theilate .John Stewart, in Blyth, oneSanday of last week. -Miss H, Elcoan, of the Cobourg • Collegiate Institute staffnhas returned -Home for her vacation.. , • t CROMARTY. Notes. ---Mr . and Mrs. Russell Scctt spent a few days recently with-rela- tivere in Alvinston.-Mrs. D. Park, sr., is visiting in Mitchell this week. - .Nearly seventy ladies asembled at the home of Mr Duncari McKellar, jr., and prepared a number of quilts for missionary and other philanthropic purposes .-Mrs . John Laing and daughter of Seaforth are spending the week with their relatives and friends here .-Mr. George G. Wilson has pur- chased a new five passenger Ford car. HARLOCK. • School Picnic .-School Section No. 6, Hullett, intend holding their annual picnic on Friday,, June 29th, on Lot 6, Concession 12, in the maple grove opposite Mr. Peter Taylor's. The af- ternoon will be spent in school chorus- es, races and a game,of banehall bask- et ball and football: *married men vs. single men, after which a sumptuous repast will be served. Everybody wen. come. Bring along a basket and en- joy the fun. Everybody come and cheer the boys and girls at play. McKILLOP. The next meeting of the McKillop Township Council will be held at Win - throe on June 30th, at one o'clock. p.m. 2584-e -se- M. MURDIE, Clerk, Teacher Re-engaged. - Miss Mabel Dorrance, who for, the past year; has taught in the school in section, No, 12, of thia township, has been re-engaged for thn coming year. Miss Dorrance has been most successful as a teacher and both pupils and parents will be pleased to know that she is remaining for another term. EXETER. Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rendle of Spokane, Washington, spent a few days here last week. They were for - /tier residents of Exeter. -Rev, S. F. Sharpe resumed his pulpit at Cavan church on Sunday last, after an abs- ence of several months from illness. -Revs Dr. Fletcher, of Thames Road, was nominated as moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyter- ian church in Canada at Montreal last week, but withdrew his name .-Mr. . J. White, of Outlook, Sask., and formerly of the Exeter Times, is vis- iting relatives in Exeter: He wag ac- companied back to the west by his wife and family, who have been here for some months. -Miss Florence E. Carling, daughter of the late T. 13. Carling, has. been. successful in se- curing the degrees of Bachelor of Sci- ence in Education and Bachelor of Sci- ence in Practical Arts at Columbia University, New York. -A quiet wed- ding was solemnized at the P, gsbyter- ian manse on Tuesday evening of last week, when Mr. Norman McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs., Joseph McDon- Leath 6111;AlthOitigh Lentlier Goods have advanced consider- ably in price, .vc are still selling at the old prices. Hand Bags Music Roils 0 Purses Wallets Card Cases OB tpect to spend the summer. -Mr. E. Rupp, Detroit, was visiting relatives here last week. . The Late Mrs. Nowald.-.After a short illness the death took place on . Saturday of last week, of Mary Sehil- be, relict of the lath Bartholomew Ho- wald, in her 63rd year. The dzceased was highly esteemed in this commun- ity. The funeral was held on Tues- day, interment taking place in the Lutheran cemetery.• Five eons and one daughter mourn her lose. oe i' LONDESBORO. Notes. -Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Kaine spent Saturday in Blyth. -Mrs. (Dr.) Hamblin, of Detnoit, visited friends here last week .-Mee W. Tamblyn who has spent the past year overseas, has returned home for a visit. -Mrs. 1 Steakhouse, of Blyth, visited last week at the home of W. 33righars.-The regular meethig of the W .M. S., was held last week m the basement of theln Methodist church and was weattend- ed 1 -Mrs. W. Hesk had charge of the meeting ,,,The Women's Institue ser- ved. cake and ice cream to a large number last Friday night. The pro- ceeds are to be used for preparing boxes for our boys overseas, They sent 39 boxes not, long ago and they have received word from almost all expressing their appreciation .-Mrs. Riley, who was operated on some time ago, is getting along as well as can be expected. -Miss O. Brigham spent a few day at her home before going to Toronto where she been appointed As- sociate Examiner by the Department of Education. ei daughter,Miss Margaret, have gone 00u8 to Dauphin, Manitoba, where they ex - 1' hompon s Bookstore SEAFORTH. Window Shades and Picture Frames. Agent for New Idea Patterns. iniumemilmoinommommommmusimminonmenow A I ti ini nuin kitchenware assortment. See our " bigger. than ever" display. ust arrived— Imported crate of Jugs and Jardineres opened this week Prices from 25c to $2.5o. BEATTIES FAIR , Phone 129 ald, of Hay, was married, to Alice Pearl, daughter of Mr. and Mr' .Win, Mitchell of the Metropolitan Hotel Mr. John Morgan attended. the Pres- byterian General Assembly in Mont- real last week. STAFFA. Women's Institute. - The June meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. T. M. Hamilton, on Thursday, June 28th, The Fullerton branch is expected to be reprsented. Miss M. Ferguson will give a paper on "Nation Building," and other numbers will be given by visiting ladies. All the members are requested -to come and meet their neighboring workers. Our Cemeterns-It has been de- cided to have suiother bee on Satur- dey afternoon, June 23rd, to draw earth to level- and fix up the cemetery, tied all vtho are interested or who have lots are asked to come and help. Any lot will be looked after by the care- takerefor the usual fee of orte dollar per year; the money to be 'paid to the secretary -treasurer, Mr. William Sadler. MITCHELL. Notes. -By the death of Mrs, Rich- ard, Brooks, at the -age of 90 years, there has been reneived a highly re- spected resident. .She yeas ,born in England' and had spent most of her life near Unionvillee Villa place the 'reinins were ship Three daugh- ters and one eon it e *ve. The de- ceased,wai vent, ; .tie and 'since -thd Waif dommen -ad knitted 286 pairs of socks feiftgetsoldrers.---v(m. Hord; - who has been in partnership with his father, 144r, Uinta Btord, edry goods and groceries has sold out 'hie share to F. A. Campbell of Mitchell. Mr. Hord and faintly intend going west in the near future. -After three years time fishing in the Mitchell pond opened on Saturday. - James Tilley, son of Mr .Edward Tillen, of this town whci has seen service in South Africa, Prance and Belgium has been invalid- ed home o g to rheurruitism. MANLEY. Notes -Mr. Fred Eckert and Mrs . Jerry Regan, accompanied by their sister, Mrs, Joesph Dantzer, of Chi- cago, arrived home last week. Mrs. Dantzer will remain in Canada -instil such time as her health improves Mr. Thomas Meliay treated himself to a new Ford car, which he purchased from J. F. Daly, Seaforth.-What tin,cieguiThtedsthalvaebseaenturad4sy.erious accideet, Michael Murray was drivMhilegatingaarithr, he was struck by a. car, which broke a wheel of the buggy but the occu- pants escaped imhuitt.-Rumor has it that William Hoegy will soon join the married men's league .-We are pleas- ed to learn that Mr. Jerry O'Hara is . able to be around again. -Sister Mar- tha, of the Ursline Convent, Chatham, was home visiting her mother and nrothers, Mrs. J. O'Hara, and Jerre and John. This being her first visit home in 20 years, she found a great many changes. Z URICH. Notes. -Mr. A. Schilbe of Water- . loo and Mr. John Schilbe, of Detroit, were here this week, attending the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Howald. -Mrs. C. Fritz was visiting with Fitchener friends recently.-f-Re.T Mr. Ehlere, secretary of the Y.M. for the State of Pensylvania, gave an interesting address in the Evangelical church on Sunday. -Mrs. -Stela and 2he 600test Place in town . -Nowrinhowing- Mary Pickford - . "The Pride of the Clan" without a, doubt the best photoplav ever shown in this part of •the cOuntry also the 3rd episode of "Peg 0' the Ring" Price' 15C Children. Friday night 10c Continuous performance Saturday night -8 to 11 p.m. We advise all our patrons to come early Saturday night and see the en - Aire performance. TUCKERSMITH. See "Liberty," the glorious, head- long picture that carries you right along -no lagging, no drag, but big, powerful' rapid action that snaps and sizzles witli intensity -:at the Princess Theatre for the week -end. June Wedding. -At Hillerest Farm, Tuckersmith, at high, noon, on Wed- nesday, June 13th, the home of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mitchell, was the scene of a ;trate/ wedding when their seeond daisghter, Alice Edna; was un- ited in makriage to Mr. Melville John Traquair, of the same township. The ceremony was performed under beautiful arch by Rev. 3. P. Knight, D.D. The bridal couple were unattended. The bride, daintly at- tired in ivory duchess satin with ov- eedress of silk fibre net, -ft-banned with pearls, with bridal veil and orange blossoms, carrying a shower bouquet ofi carnations and fern entered tile par- lor, leaning on the arm of her father, to the strains of the wedding march played on piano and violin by Miss Gertrude Mitchell, sister of the bride and Mr. Jarvis Horton. After con- gratulations and during the signing of the register Mrs. Knight sanginfLove Is' Meant to Make 'Us Glad." The nridal couple led the way to the din- ing -room, where a sumptuous dinner was served to about 80 guests. The groom's gift to the bride was a neck- lace set with pearls. The gifts te the young couple werencostns and numerous. Amid Weevers of onfetti aid good wishes the ppy couple left on a inditaring tour l4London, Essex, Detroit and other pfints. On their return tiey will reside on tbe groom's farm orj the 14th concession, Tucker - smith • West And Notes. -Miss Natie Ter- • ryberryn of -Caledonia, ,was .a yisitor here last week. -Mrs. W. }famish, of Saskatchewan, is spending the sum- mer with her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Switzer. -Flower Sunday ,Service will be held in Turner's church On Sunday, July lst. The pastor will conduct the afar/men service. and Mr. F. Savauge, of SeEforth, is expected to conduct the evening service. CHISELHURST. A Letter of Thanks. -The following ie a letter from France to a member • of the Chiselhurst Tobacco Club in ac- knowledgement of a parcel received: France, May 11th, 1917. Dear Fsiend George, -I received your welcome par- cel from the Chiselhurst Tobacco Club and I must say that I was very de- lighted with it; so I must take -this opportunity of thanking the Club through you and wishing them every success in their very Patriotic work. I can say right here that anything in that line is very welcome out here in this country and I think that I voice the sentiment of all the boys when I say so. I am sure that you folks at home often think of us out here and perhaps wonder if ever we will be spared to come home, and I also realize how much of your time and means it takes to send us all a parcel of good things and I wish your Club every success. I don'tlinow what more to say Isere as the censor will not let us say just all we would like to, but I snay mention that we have had lovely weather here now for about a month and it is getting very warm now and the trees are all getting quite leafy. This would be a lovely coun- try only for the war, but you can't go any place, but that you are continu- ally kept in Viind that there is an aw- ful war and every place ih busy with soldiers and transports, etc. I sup- pose the papers at home awl all talking of peace. I sure hope it comes soon but we must have victory first Well, George, I ftm right with the Parker boys from 1Chiselhurst and also snme of the Horan and Exeter boys so we are not altogether among strang- ers, and, that in itself makes it better for us. We heard this wek that Cliff Brintnell had, died of wounds. We don't know for sure yet whether it is official or not. I must close now as I have some more to write and please thank the Club for Me for their kind- ness and may God spare and prosper you all in your good work. I remain, Yours sincerely, Jim Hill. Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. G. Smalla-1 combe and Mr. and Mrs. W. Cole motored to Stratford and Guelph. They intend to return in about a week. -Mr. Gordon and Edward McLeod, of Parkhill, were here for the week end, paying a visit to their sister, Mrs. W..- Vennor .-Mr. . Andrew Wright in- tends building a silo this summer. - The Chiselhurst Sunday School will hold their annual picnic on Saturday June 30th, in Mr. Donald McDonald's frove. A good supper will be served. The committee are plannig to make everything a success. There will be snorts of all kinds, races for children, games ,ete., a tug-of-war between Tuckersmith and Hibbert the captains being J. Robertson and A. Swan; also a baseball match between single and married men and a football -mita be- tween No. 6 and No. 7 school boys. Everybody come and have a good eine. 4•46eoeo9-o4o.poeo.o.o.o. yeammesto.sem.o.,r Early ca Closing Wednedays JUNE 22, 19 gactavish's Store witlBelosegat 12.30 p.m. every Wednesday duirTng duty ami (du/gust During July and •1!; August Shop nil theforemoon on Wednesdaysdur- ing fluty and ./litiemst If 11 ou Want Good Goods Big Special Sale now of You may say that eve Ladies' ery Dry Goods dealer you know sells good Ready- Goods You may have been to -wear I best. But are they?, that their Goods are Apparel told by many of them Goods as good as they can be made Come to ,us on sale now at half price iso manyl Bargains in Dress Goods We Don't Ask You to take, Our Word for it, we don't expect you to be- lieve thatstatementuntilyou have made an investigation. We kno what a broad assertion we have made. We believe we have the Goods toback it up. • you Look for " Cheap" Goods You will not find them here. but it you are looking for Goods of Quality—if you want the best val- ues for the least money--youll tin.d this store peculiarly prepared to satiofyiyou. Special Prices on many Lines ot Wash Goods 1,99, - Don't You Think You had better find out about the many advantages in style, quality, service and price offered exclus- ively at this store • If you want any- thing in our line, compare our val- ues and- .compare our prices with anything of simi- lar nature shown elsewhere in the trade. Special Sale here and,there through out the store J. Mactavish Seaf ova 9 74,