The Huron Expositor, 1921-02-11, Page 8• • •"Y..-:',.•••::•••0•1•
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TEM
st
!Reductions
R FEBRUARY
er c. discount
OFF ALL
•
spud Boya' Mitts, Cleves, and
1,11ttlete.
ALSO
,Selita-Strings, Chimes arid Shaft
PER CENT. DISCOUNT OFF ALL
.:,..;....ttobeie--Saskatchewan, Manitoba and
Zero.
• Home Blankets ---J ute, Kersey, and
:Wool.
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NSPECIAL REDUCTIONS, ON
Club .1:f rigs, Trunks and Se.: Cases
Broderick's
Opposite Commercial II •:c1
WE WANT EXPERT
DEA LE RS
REMARKABLE o pport.mity
for one high - grade deal-
er in each territory
ably one who has a kii,,,A,edge
of farm conditions. The posi-
tion is permanent and the work
pleasant and pretitahle
Eeperience net ,',o: .11 -
we train you. Es.clusive terri-
tory, liberal coeqe•rat4.44. and
excellent pay.
To men of energy, ab:y and
absolute integrity this p..sition
offers a valuable 00510.01 00,
and one that is of real service
to the community. Writ.. us
to -day.
The Shinn Mfg. ('o. of Canada
Guelph • Ontario
Secty. & Man., - W. H. DAY
(Formerly Professor of Physics
• at the Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph.)
THE 'HURON EXPOSITOR
DISTRICT MATTERS
TO PROSPECTIVE HOUSE
BUYERS
f sou are in the market to buy it
house. I have had placed my hands
for quick sale, a MO, desirable
property on the south aide of Railway
street. All modern conveniences. end
about half en acre of land. Property
day neia. Many friends will extend
best witsbea for many happy returns.
--dis the statement of the U. F. 0.
meeting of last week. It said the re-
cetpta from the stores were $62,000.
This amount, however, was the gross
receipt, for all the business of the
('o -operative ,Cts -Mr. John Merriam
has disposed of his residence on
Centre street to Mr. Webster, of Me-
Killop. Mr. Morrison intends making
lile home with his son in MeKillop.--
Mr. William Hartry and Mr. W. 1.).
Hoag are in Toronto thin week at-
tending the annual conventionof the
Ontario Horticultural Association --
Miss Anna Bell spent the week end
is in first class condition and w with friends n
issiohary services in the Methodist
church on Sunday next. --Mr. Con-
signey'lias disposed of his restaurant
to a firm in Mitehell.-Miss Jewett,
of Port Huron, is a guest at the home
uf Mr, Joseph Fewler, Huron Road,
west. --Mr. le. S. Savauge was elected
Hockev. Our boys have yet to te.- president of the Northern District of
1.4. reels,- a defeat this ...season. In the theOntario Jewellers' Association,
second round herr Tuesday evening, which met in Stratford last week. Ile
Weedeteek were obliged to take the was also appointed a delegate to the
short end of a 4-2, score. Th, N.ti,,,,ut Convention, which meets in
t about indicates the play, the Winnipeg this month. -M r. Walter
tif opinion amongst the colt, is in Toronto this week. --Mrs.
spectators being that thie home team Hig,ginbottion, of Auburn. is visiting
(amid produce a much lietter brand of at the home ef Mrs. James Graves. -
1 •k. •4.• than they exhibited. The re- The Sunshine Mission Band will give
1'01'71 game tin Friday evening in
Woodstock shoold be a humnier.
I -B Mustard, L lit, R.
. -
Jr. L -W, McKenzie. ThT‘ettlarlted
thus ) missed one or ammo.
best openers for the
FOR, HAND COLORING These are the month: Sr. IV -Lloyd Wor ,
We have a number of PICTURES Jr. IV -Helen Dinsdale, Elva And
for HAND COLORING, in as- son, ties; Jr. III -John Anderson; Jr.
sorted sizes, consisting of Heade, 11 -Marguerite McDonald; Sr. I.-
Water Scenes, Views, Etc., These Blanche Alustard. Number on roll,
cone in good stock, and are easy 24; average attendance, 21.-M. H.
to color. McNain, Teacher.
Priced at 6 cents and 10 cents each.
Pictures
Sr
McKenzie, *B. IdurdoCh, Altrdoeb.
Thompson's,
SEAFORTH
itt i W terloo -Rev Mr. sooKsToRE -
stand inspeetion. 'rhis ia s genuine Richardson, of Petrolea, will conduct
snap at the price. App y to
JOHN RANKIN, Broker
ain Street - - Seaforth.
l'
N otes.-'r he hard -tihes
dance -last Friday evening was a de-
eided success in every way. 'I'he cos-
t u 71 1,0 worn were most appropriape
for the occasion and afforded much
amusement to the members. - The
Challenge Euchre between lady anst
gentlemen members was a brilliant'
victory for the ladies. Somenof the
meanest of the men say the fair sex
used many sn.rns and -ignals, but the
inat11e.7emeet disclaim, all knowledge
et any other than Iloyies Rules. -Mon-
day, February 14th, i5 Valentine Day;
at the request of many of the 1111.111 -
hers the Executive have decided to
have dancing from 8.31, to 12 p in., the
orchestra will proviM• music. The fee
for this affair will be 50 cents a couple
tor meinbers.
McEntee Insurance Company. -The
i f the McKillop Mu -
annual meet ng
teal Fire Insurance Company was
held in the town hail. Seaforth, on
Friday of last week and judging by
the very small attendance, the policy
FURS WANTED :holders must have every confidence in
the President and Board of Directors
in the management of the affairs of
All kinds of Raw Furs, delivered at this thriving company. The auditors
the Dick House, Seaforth. Highest report showed that in spite of some
' Cash Prices. very heavy losses during the year,
G. F.. HENDERSON, that •the Company was 07 a sound con-
2766-tf Licensed Buyer. dition financially. The total receipts
for the year amounteel to $21,079.74,
and the expenditure,: to $11,817.80;
leaving a cash balance in the hank of
59.261.88. The fire losses during the
year amounted to 50,074.60. The
number of policies in force at the
end of the year were 2284, and the
amount insured, 52,905,475. Against
this the Company held premium notes
to the amount of 5230,819.40. and
the assessments amounted to $11,-
719.70. The President, Mr. James
Connolly, of Goderich, the Vice -Presi-
dent, Mr. James Evans. Beechwood,
and the retiring directors, Messrs. R.
G. McCartney, D. F. McGregor and
Malcolm McF.v,.en were all unanimous-
ly re-elected. At a meeting of the
Directors held after the annual meet-
ing, Mr. T. E. Hays was re-elected
Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. Hays
was also appointed a delegate to at-
tend the annual meeting of the Fire
Underwriters' Association to be held
ill Toronto on February 22nd and 23rd.
Om attractive .chiltirens play let,
!Modern Mother (loose," in the school
0 of the Presbyterian church en
Monthly evening 111'01. The memberit
of he Band have been practising in-
dustriously for scittly weeks and 1 he
play promises to be a huge 811CCCSS.
-
Sir J. I.. Kerr, Editor of the Clin-
ton New Era, was a Seaforth visitor
on Tuesday.
Wood to Cut. 0..ai7 hardwood tre..., ur
i-ald ce 011'' IlolIt On allures. I.. G.
7.,, titration' 274471
Scutrhern Wanted. Six first class ticutchent
waiittal immediately ail St. Marr, IliKbeat
W0700'. Apnl> to Box 1,55. Seaforth. 2771-1
Cord of Thunka.--"flie membeni of the Sea-
l.rib ttititititt. Band to publicly thank
all Oa., MI • gate their tai,et in
1., nasty the Band Benefit 111.11,44111.
S1,1t.,i .0 behalf of the Band. Walter
1401 Pita . Scott. Ser.
Notie, We are ctill r11IIIIi117 the butcher
010,1 i rear of corner idiire.
1111,1 will handle
all koala of 7,,,.b and ritred meat, 441(704'e -
made mutative, and brad cheese and choice
ibory butt., Ntial 2168-11
J.F.DALY
Jeweler a n d Optician.
Issuer Marriage Licenses
SEAFORTH - ONT.
'4? -151971,47.e
WESTERN ONTARIO'S BEST
COMMERCIAL S( 144)01
Stratford, Ontario
'Our winter tern. commences
Tuesday, Jan. 4th, and accidents
may register in our Conem4r-
cial, Shorthand or Telegraphy
Departments at any tinie. Our
courses are thorough al..1 prac-
tical, and we assist graduates
to positions. Get r f rei.
catalogue.
1). A. McLACHI.
Principal.
•
• JAMES WATSON
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT
DEALER IN SEWING MACHINES.
Four good houses f, -r sale,
conveniently situated in the
Town of Seaforth. Terms
reasonable and possession
given promptly.
Apply at my Office for particulars.
..s,=11111/11.1,
Broadening Out
Our Variety is "Broadening
out" and we quote you the follow-
ing lines at to-duy's lowest level:
Table Oil Cloth, (54 in.)....58c yd.
(.1111 ain Scrim 33e yd.
Cretonne Otic yd.
Linen Side Board Drapes -
Special Assortment
Crest. Castile Soap 6 for 25c
Valentine Cards 3 for 5c
Kev.pie Dolls 20e
DEAL ANI) SAVE
Auto l'aintitut. Now X, the time to hs,o
Your rur ptiinteit and put in chat. for
haring. 1 heti. had several yearn' experience
and will yuaratitee you it lIrttzlieui job at a
l'''7"- 0 Nirhol. liourge lielYt
tlartute• 77111-11
Local Briefs. -Mr. Robert Bell and
Me Earl Bell are in Columbus, Ohio,
this week attending an exhibition of
tractors being held in that city. -Mr.
E. C. McClelland, Manager of the Do-
minion Bank, at Fort Francis, was a
guest this week at the parental home
of Major and Mrs. R. S. Hays. -Mrs.
M. Shea, of Mitchell, was a guest this
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Deem. -Miss Madge Stewart and
Miss Alma Dalton are in Toronto
this week attending the spring mil-
linery openings. -Mr. Ray Carpenter
ft on Monday to resume his posi-
tion on the staff sef the Bark of
Cemnierce at Niagara Falls, after
spending the holidays at the home of
his uncle, Mr. G. A. Sills. -Mr R.
Muldrew of Brockville, is visiting
his sisters, Mrs. 3. R. Scott and Mrs.
Robert Scarlett Mekillop.--Miss
Rutherford, of Mitchell, was week
end guest at the home of Mrs. Chap-
man, Goderich street. -Mr. Joe Sills,
of Port Colborne, spent the weelt end
nt his home here. -Mr, Scott Max-
well. of Grairrich, visited friend.. in
1,"vri on Tuesday. -Mrs. Harry Little
of Brantford, was visiting at the home
of her father. Mr. George Brownlee.
this week. --Mrs. G. M. Chesney and
Mr. Earle Chesney were in Toronto
this week. -Mrs. J. IL Miller, of
Camp Ilimden, is visiting at :he par -
(17101 home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Gillespie. -Miss Kate Eckert, of To-
ronto, is visiting et the home of her
perents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert. -
Miss Irene Carbett, of Toronto, is
Nish ing at the home of her mother. -
Mr Howard Hartry and daughter, of
lorarlon, are visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. William
Dartry. Many Seaforth friends are
pleased to see hint about again after
1 -de recent very serious illness. -Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Barber are in Toronto
SPECIAL THIS this 's'eek, where Mr. Barbare is un-
dergoing medical treatment -W e
A Bell Piano, need only two months, understand thee Mr. A. Davidson has
owner leaving and will now sell for Ms
rchased from Mr. Jas. Belittle
Virest street adjoining the resi-
BEATTIE BROS.
"The Fair."
Phone 129.
H AY
School Repdst.-Iihe following is
the report of Sehool Section No. 14,
Hay, for the month of January.
Names are in order of meeit, based
on regular attendance and• general
efficiency: Fourth -Frances Pearce,
Olive Petty. Third -Hazel Thomson,
Clarence Surillie, Charles Pearce,
Florence Thomson, Harry Brownlee,
Marie Dick, Andrew 1341, Norman
Alexander. Second -Isabel Alexan-
der, Marjorie Pearce, Marion Walker,
Olga Bell. First Class -Mildred
Smillie, Earl Dick. Part IL -Dor-
othy Thomson, Jean Bell, Gordon
Troyer. The best spellers in the
monthly spelling matches were:-
Third -Harry Brownlee; Second -
Marion Walker.. -Etta Jarrott, Teach-
er.
Reirhert, Marjorie Hart.
School Reports -The following is
the report of School Section No. 14,
Stanley; Sr. IV.- L. Workman 62,
'I'. Harvey 48, W. Roes 36. Jr. IV. --
J. McKenzie 66, H. Disdale 58, 0, An-
derson 44, E. Andereon 43, 0. Knight
13, °J. Mustard 39, G. Harvey 38.
Jr. 111-.11. McClyniont 58, W. Mc-
Lachlan 52, J. Anderson 43, J. Mc-
Lachlan 39, D. Grassick 35. Jr. II.-
M. McDonald, P. McKenzie, 11. Hyde.
ilSIcK illop's New Clerk. -At the Feb-
ruary meeting of the McKillop council
held in Seaforth on Thursday of last
week, Mr. John McNay was appoint -
es. clerk of the township, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of.
Mr. M. Murdie. Mr. Murdie has been
:he Clerk for many years and he made
Inost painstaking and obliging of-
ficial, performing the arduous duties
of the 011107 with great ability and
precision, and the council and town-
ship as A whole were very sorry to
lose his services, but owing to ill
health he felt he was compelled to
relinquish office. Mr. McNay, the
new Clerk, is a new man in the town-
ship, but a good one, and will fill the
position with credit to himself and
benefit to the township.
To Eliminate Scrub Bnils.-s-A. G.
Farrow, of Oakville, C,ountY Director
of the U. F. 0. in Halton. attended
a meeting in the Department of
.Agricultore office in Clinton on Fri-
day last for the purpose of organiz-
ing, the riding of South Huron in a
campaign against the scrub and grade
hull. Committees were appointed in
each of the live townships, and meet-
ings are being arranged for the near
future. R. C. Procter. of Belgrave,
W. D. Black, Seaforth, and C. F.
McKenzie, B.S.A., Oakville, were
present, and are to take an active
part in the campaign. Messrs. Black
and Procter are County Directors of
the IL F. 0. in this county. It is
hoped to have the south riding
"cleaned up" on scrub bulls soon,
when a start will be made in the
ether ridings in the county.,
, Record Egg Production. - That
Mayor W. H. Golding has made a suc-
cess of other pastimes, besides run-
ing the affairs of the town, seems to
be proven by the following letter
,evhich appeared in a recent issue of
the Toronto Globe: "Agricultural
Editor: I noticed an article from Mr.
J. S. Smith, of Brantford, in to -day's
issue of The Globe, in which he thinks
:he has established an egg -laying re-
cord for the month of January. He
claims to have 186 eggs from eight
hens for the month. I have eight
barred reek pullets that have laid a
total of 206 eggs for' the month of
January. Their ea', ' 0 for the month
are as follows: - pullet laid 24,
four laid 25 each; lailt 26 each and
one laid 30. I don't know if this is
a record or not, hut these pullets were
all trap -nested and a complete record
kept Wm. H. G-olding, Seaforth, Fob,
2nd, 1921. •
WEEK
DO IT
ELECTRICALLY
Relive me man 'fol. light and
power,
You need me every blessed
hour.
There is power in Electricity
that serves the best purposes
of humanity. It will wash and
wring your clothes, do your
ironing, clean and light your
home, -in fact it is the BEST
help you can possibly get.
Are you satisfied with your
Lighting?
You will be if you use our
White Mazdas, "THE LAMP
BEAUTIFUL."
REID
MANLEY
Notes.- The Edward Drager Estate
:itiction sale held lu.St week, was slow
tiCeitt1711 of the change of the
markets. Mrs. Drager bought in the
farm and intends to remain on it
that e producers' goods have drop-
withige help of her sons. It seems
isee about 65 per eent„ while the
consumer has still to pay about
ten per cent. of the. former prices
for most. of his cornModitics, and the
mighty dollar is pinched quite hard.
. -Mr. Thomas McKay made a busi-
ness trip to London last week. -A
jeint: meeting of the Directors of the
11. F. (1. Clubs surrounding Dublin,
met there last Friday to consider the
advisihility of purchasing Mr. Looby's
creamery and running it as a joint
stock company. -Mr. W. Manley was
a visitor in Seaforth during the week.
Prices Forced Down
for quick clearance of
Minter Goods
ROS.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES SERVICE
rot-IoNE. 121
JEAFORTH.ONT
CHISELHURST
Notes. -Mrs. Frank Horton's sale
of ferns stock and implements was
well attended, it being the first sale
in this district this winter. The
bidding was brisk and some good
prices were got for cattle and horses.
Mrs. Horton has sold the farm to Mr.
Albert Kersher, of Hay, the price
being $8,000. -Mr. Philip Ityckman,
of the West. is renewing acquaint-
ances in -these parts. -A number of
people attended the funeral o8 the
late Mrs. Henry Flogger* who was
P
NCESS
STAFFA
School Report. -The 'following is
the report of School Section No. 3,
Hibbert. for the month of January.
The names are in order of merit: -
Sr. IV. -Ada Miller, Vera Leary,
Flora McDonald, Allan McLellan,
Jr. IV. --Frances Chilvers, Howard
I.eary, Robbie Miller, Allan Vivian,
Harvey liambley, Russell Worden.
111. -Verna Drake, Fraser Oliver,
Clara Elliott, Henry Harburn, Sr.
11. -Leo Perry, Ada F,Iliott. Jr. II.-
Marvis Drake, Cliff Miller, Robbie
Vivian, Maggie Martin, Margaret
Golding. Senior Primer -Margaret
Drake, Mabel McDonald, Marvin Her -
burn. Junior Primer -Edith Tuffin,
Sylvia Tuffin.-H. Hay, Teacher.
Notes. -The sale being conducted
here by F. O'Brien & Son, general
merchants, is drawing large crowds
from long distances. -A large number
from here attended the funeral of
Mrs. Henry Hoggarth on Monday
last. The sympathy of the entire
community is extended to Mr. Hog -
earth and son. -The W. M. S. met
at Mr, Hotham's Tuesday afternoon
with a good attendance. -Don't for-
get the Epworth League Friday
night, missionary topic. -Mr. George
Tutlin has been awarded the contract
for the concrete work on Mr. Leslie
Williams' barn, Munro, to be built
in the spring.
!T!
1
NO PLAYING
DOROTHY GISH
in
REMODELING HER HUSBAND
-A Paramonnt-Artcraft Picture -
Directed by Lillian Gish.
She married a "gay dog" to make
him a one woman man. These fam-
ous sisters herewith present some
brand new angles on the delicate art
of training hubbies.
BRING IBM!!!
2885, cash; or terms arrange . -well known here, and much sympathy
dile piano was sold for $600 last dence of Mr. James Cowan, and in -
is felt for the bereaved husband and
• -stamen and is sure a chance to save tends erecting a home on it this,
sone good money on a high elaag1 year. -The A. A. Cockburn Bargain 'SOIL
ingirament, fully guaranteed by the Stores are °peeing in Seaforth on
Company. Saturday of this week. They have
STANLEY
leased the store ir the Stephen's School Report. -The following is
Ako one Square Plano, in good Block. -The many friends of Mrs. the report of School Section No. 7,
shape, to go at $75.00, or will rent John Eckert, Sr., who is at prnsent Stanley, for the month of January:
for a term of months. with her daughter, Mrs. .1. McMann,, Sr. IV. -Anna Love. Jr. TV. -Walker
Huron Road, will be sorry to learn 1 Carlile, Emma Love, Mae Stelek, Vera
Get busy and phone 6-616, or write that she is still in poor Wealth, but' Smith, Eileen Turner, William An -
all hope to see her about again soon. I derson, Ted Welsh. Sr. IIL--Lawr-
J. E. • IIUGILL -Mrs. J. T. Fell and two little sons, mice Reichert, Russel Consitt, Grace
of Goderich, are vitgEtig at the'home ! Colentan, Edna Cochrane. Jr. M—
aier. in ktianesPilonnigyildof Mr.knd1.rrterinkbel-i.e. -
griar114rari Love, Clarence
1aysStI.Sr.
irr; .hi;cte1eung7eiieftn
tttoil
MON., TUES., & WED.
EUGENE O'BRIEN
in
HIS WIFE'S MONEY
Does the balance of power lie where
the bank roll is?
See the result of this mating of
Eastern butterfly and Western grub -
worm, when a man makes his money
by marrying it.
A Story that will give red-blooded
people something to think about!
PRINCESS
easterner: saves Egmondville thumb intend holding a Stelck, Elmer Turner,
titge. Give me
a taiaL1*"7131aarr3ae7W"nlav:.Prgt!I-taigTurn-
, •I
BOX-1r.111:1tephelefei erlaiCaileSrtI--
cerates ids Mtn birthday on Tema- I Brace Tine. Sr• Part- I4-ellerence
44 , ,
Strand
•
•
VARNA
(Too bate for Last Week.)
Notes. -Quite a number of farmers
around these parts have had sick
horses. A bad cold or influenza seems
to be the trouble. -Miss Opal Foster
spent the week end at the parental
roof, also Master Lorne Coleman. -
The stork arrived at the Methodist
Parsonage here and left a fine boy. -
The many friends here of Miss Mary
Reid, of Bayfield, will learn with re-
gret of her illness. Miss Reid left
on Monday morning for Detroit to
undergo an operation. -Mr, Harvey
Coleman, of the Parr Line/ left on
Monday morning for . Bay City to
visit friends. As Harvey don't often
take a holiday, we bepeak for him a
pleasant outing and a safe return.
He will be accompanied home by his
cousin, Miss Elsie C,oleman, who has
been visiting friends over there dur-
ing the past month. -Mr. Charles
Hagan has disposed of his farm on
the Parr Line to Mr. John Love, of
Hills Green. Hagan Bros. will be
much missed around here, having liv-
ed here all their Iife.-Mr. Edward,
Webster and wife of Alberta spent
the past week visiting his cousins,
Messrs. Harvey and Webster Turn-
er, and Mrs. Frank Coleman and other
friends on the Parr Linc. -A number
around here are busily engaged cut'
ting wood as this has been a grand
winter for the job.
NOW SHOWING/
-
SUSPECTED!
• Traced from that fatal room 13 to
her home by the law!
Confronted with the question, -
"Were You in Room 15" when the
fatal shot woe fired?"
Flayed by her, conscience, grilled
by the district attorney, hated by the
husband ebe loved!
Was she the woman in Room 18?
Samuel Goldwyn Presents
PAULINE FREDERICK
THE WOMAN IN ROOM 13
ALSO
Second last Chapter of
'THE THIRD Err
This Theatre will be (dos-
ed on Monday and Tuesday
New Strand
Every
Garment
Fully
Guaranteed
Buy when
Prices are
Down to the
Lowest limit.
A Good
Garment
Costs very
Very little
NOW
Think of it
520, 322.50, 525 and 530
Apparel
and Furs
$14.9 5
ALSO
$35, 54(1, 545 and 550
Apparel
and Furs
$25
WHILE THEY LAST
Take Your
Choice of any
Ladies' Suit or
Coat or 1 ress
or Fur in the
Store for
$14.95
$20, $22.50, $25, and $30,
Value
Any
Lactic sCoat
or Suit
or Dress
or Fur
in the Store for
$25.00
$35, $40, $45 and $50,
Values
STORg, OFFBRING A CHANCE YOU CAN -
SPECIAL SALE PRICES ALL OVER THE
NOT WISELY MISS.
GODERICH
Sudden Death. -The death occurred
suddenly on Monday at noon of
Donald Neil McKenzie, a highly re-
spected citizen. The deceased, who
had been in the employment of
Charles C. Lee for the past 10 years,
was taking a load of coal to his
'house for delivery after dinner, and
was seen to fall back on his rig on
South Street', near the hospital. Two
men, who were near, saw him fall
and summoned Dr. Harold Taylor
who was coming out df the hospital"
They carried him into the hospital,
but all efforts at resuscitation were 1
useless death having taken placein-
stantly from heart failure. Mr. Mc-
Kenzie, who was in his .74th year,
was the son of Neil McKenzie, and ;
was born in Ashfield, near Lochalsh,,
where he was a prosperous farmer,
until some twelve years ago when he
removed to Goderich. In his younger
days he was one of the big men of
that country, both on account of his
size and ability. Besides his father,
who 10 in his 100th year and still very,
active, Ms widow and two danghtere,
Annie and Maud, of Detroit, and two I
sons, Donald, of Spokane, and Neil,
of Ashikld, survive. Rory McKenzie
known as "Donald MacGregor," and
the biggest man in the world, is a
brother. Interment will take place ,
at Lbchalsh.
7E-111E-
Dorenwend's
BEAUTIFUL HAIR GOODS
DISPLAY
At QUEEN'S HOTEL
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th
will be of special interest to men
and women in need of anything in
hairgoods.
OUR SPECIALTIES
TRANSFORMATIONS, POMP-,
ADOURS, SWITCHES for Ladies
and TOUPEES and WIGS for
Gentlemen.
A visit to our show rooms will not
obligate you to purchase. Appoint-
ments arranged at residence if de-
sired.
DORENWEND'S
Limited
Head Office: 105 Yonge Street
TORONTO.