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J, F. SNOWDON, Proprietor,
OeneraI Observations
The January thaw was very brief
this year,
15 the eclipse had been on Sunday
people would have been up in plenty
of time for church.
Save those smoked glasses, you
may be Able to use them the next
time the 'sun will he eclipsed in Sea -
forth, in 2144 A.D.
Not even ringing the town bell
could make Clinton see the eclipse.
Perhaps it had the salve effect upon
the clouds: as hammering a. tin pan
has upon bees—made them lie closer.
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Since there is a department of
health to tell people what to eat,
there should be a department of pub-
licity to tell folks what to read, as
the 'mind and soul is greaserthan
the body, so its food is more hit -
'portant.
Now would be the right time for
the town council and the Horticul-
tural Society to plats for an even
more beautiful Seaforth. There are
several spots betwe n the station and
the town hall that would blossom
as the rose" with very little expense.
Huron editors had an active week.
What with Br'er Smith, of Wingham,
falling down stairs on Sunday night
and being elected County Master on
Monday, and Br'er Hall, of Clinton.
being elected Church Warden and
Chaplain, they each were able to laub-
listi a very creditable newspaper as
well. Well done, boys l
The canal statistics in lake freight
rates reveal a peculiar state of affairs.
In 1919 the lake rates on grain in
August was 2,36 cents perbushel to
Georgian Bay ports, 3.50 cents to
Buffalo and 3.4,3 to Port Colborne
from Port Arthur, all slightly in fa-
vor of Canadian ports as the distance
is less. When however the rates in
1924 'are reached, for come reason
there .is an alarming alteration and
all in favor of the United States port
ut Buffalo. Take August again. The
rate from Port Arthur to Georgian
'Bay ports is given as 2.44 cents per
bushel; to 'Buffalo, a much longer
haul, is 1.47 cents; to fort Colborne
2.48 cents per bushel. 'Why should
Canadian ports be thus discriminated
against. If the shipping interests in
Canada are to blame, why does the
Government not use the Canadian
Merchant Marine to bring these
rates to a fairer basis for their own
fanners in the West.
MITCHELL.
Mary Jane Butters, widow of Thos.
Forbes, passed away on Friday at'
the home of her son, Archibald
Forbes, Huron Road, Hibbert Town-
ship, near the village of Dublin. She
was born in Ireland 88 years ago and
cattle to this country when quite
young, After
1
her marriage they
set-
tled in Hibbert townshipand had
been a resident for over 70 years.
Her husband, who .predeceased her
.many years ago, helped build St,
Mary's Anglican church, at Dublin,
nearly 60 years ago, which they at-
tended regularly when health per-
mitted. The funeral service was held
in the church Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock and. a large number attended
the service, which was conducted by
the rector, Rev. W. H, Robarts, of
Mitchell. After theo
servicee the body
Y
was taken 'to Mitchell and interred
in Trinity church cemetery in the
family plot beside that of her hus-
band. •
New Train Connections at
Hamilton for New York via
Canadian National Railways.
Canadian `National Railways have
effected a considerable improvement
in night service to New York by ar-
ranging 'connections at Hamilton be-
tween train leaving London 4.25 p.m.
and train from Toronto carrying Le-
high Valley Sleeping cars. for Penn-
sylvania station, New York. Pas-
sengers leaving Seaforth cit 3.12 p,m.
daily, except Sunday, will under the
new schedule now in effect arrive
Hamilton 6,45 p,m, via Stratford and
Brantford, and make direct connec-
tion with sleeping cars leaving Ha-
milton at 6.50 p.m,
Full 'particulars from Canadian
National Ticket Agents,
A Corrector of Pulmonary Trouble
'-J11lany testimonials could d IC pre-
sented
pY -sented showing the great efficacy of
Dr. Thomas' Fclectric Oil in correct-
ing disorders of the respiratory •pro-
cesses, but the .best testimonial is
experience, and 'the Oil is recom-
mended to ail; who staffer from these
disorders with the` et taiuty'that
they 'wiil find relief.: It will allay in-
flammation in•the.brouchial tubes.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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How Many °Weds in This Picture Start With the Letter "P"?
The above picture contains a number of Objects 'moment"' with the letter "P". Just take At good
loop: at thepicture--theie are all sorts or things that begin atilt the letter "P"—"Puppy', "pumpkin",
"paddle", "parse", etc. Nothing is hidden; you don't have to turn the pleture upside clown, alnico
a list of all the objects in the pleture the names of 'which ilegin with the letter "P", Have the whole
family jolts 1st—see who can noel the most, Don't miss any. Fifty cash prizes will be awarded for
the fifty best fists or 'words submitted, The answer having the largest and nearest Correct Iter of
visible objects shown in the picture starting with the letter "P" will be AMrted tl first' prize; second
best, second prize, etc.
Yonug and Old Join in the Fun
The Matt cud Empire announces to -clay
another puzzle game In which ali can partici-
pate --front the tiniest child to grandfather and
grandmother. No object is so small but that
the poorest eyesight can see it. It is a test of
skill. Your ability to find "P" words deter-
mines the prize you win. Right after supper
this evening, gather all the montllers of your
family together; give each of them a pencil
and sheet or paper—and see who ran find the
most "P -Words". Yon will he surprtsett to
find how large a list ot words you can get
with a few minutes' study, Sit down NOW
and try It—Then, send in your list and try tot'
the big prizes.
Observe These Rules
1. Any man. Women or child who lived In flange;,,
and Is not a resident of Toronto, and who Is not in
the employ of The EMI and Empire, or a member
of an employe'» family, may submit an answer.
A. Ail answers must he mailed by Irebru try 7th,
Iota, end addressed to C. A, Montgomery, guzzle
&tanager, Moll and Empire.
A. All lists of names should bewritten on ono side
at the paper only, and numbered eso oenttvely 1, A,
3, ate. SVrlte year (nil name and address In the op -
par right inmd corner. If you desire- to write any-
thing else, use a separate sheet.
4. Only anti, words as appear to the Englisli Dic-
tionary will be ronuted. Do notuse obsolete words,
Whore the plural is used. the singular cannot be
counted, and vice Versa.
5. Words ofthe snore spelling can be used only
once, even though used to designate different objects
or a:Dries, or part* of objects or 'articles, An
object or article can be named only nnee,
0, Do not use hyphenated or compound words, or
say words formed by thn Combination or Imo or more
ooesplote words, Where melt trent in stns* to Ito
abject. -
7. The answer staying the inmost and nearest cor-
rect list of nnmra of visible objects unit articles
Shown in the picture that begin with the letter •P"
Landwritl igrhnvepno heariPring i pen deriding th'u lu'inr
nem
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S. Any comber of on may re --operate in awarded
Ing the Puzzle, but only one l pre will be awarder] to
may one household: nor will ttrlcCtr be awarded to
more than nue of any group where two e.• more hare
beton working together.
A. fn the event of a. tie for any .prise offered, the
tall ata0r nt at suets price Will be awarded to rami
tied partitireet.
50. Stet crlpilonn (beth new nail rrnaaal), tetyrgdr
In advance at 75,00 per relic by mall In Cando, or
34500 per year delivered be carriec hey In llumllton,
will be nom:pted. flowerer, in modifying for the
71.000 rlotec llon'nrds. ut Ice*t gap new subserint'on
must be seat In.
Il. A new subscriber is ,,,,,soot' who lax :AA been
rseafvin The {Intl and Ern dive ',ince Januar: 15th.
T -E P
WIntdnf Answer's will reeelCe the arty C
prises a„eoriling to the table below t
Prize if No Prem if One Petal/ Two
&utrecriptiane. *ulwarlption teutteoripttonn
nee Hentin dent, aro sent,
st Prize
2nd Prize...j
3rd Prize „
4th Price . .
5th Prize....
$35
3S
35
25
20
0th Prise. , , . 15
7th Prize .... 10
8th Prise. , , 8
9th Prize.. , , 6
10th Prize, .. 5
11 th Prize . . . 4
12th Prize . 3
13th to 20th
es inclusive 2 10
21st to 50th
P -ins inclusive 1.50 7.50 15
250
150
100
75
50
30
25
ZO
15
500
300
200
150
100
60
50
40
30
20
In the event of a tie for any prize offered, the
full mammal of such prier will be paid to Suet, tied
participant.
'VOL CAA WIN
9000
There Are Three $19000 Prizes
Tne J w d pleture 1 r ie,ie Game 1a a t,unPnlgn to la-
-re rs,, the 1 J - Im Iy of The .Mall and ti rep re- It oasts neth-
tng L, tal, putt ,fttl y411} 11,0 not Stove Con.I In a tangle sbb-
_rrlpti n to tile ten,, ff bias' 11st of "P -Wards" is award
dd i••twt'e ' E:. s,0 rte I It tits i' I 1.y 11,0 ju tete You
Will win 5 I I if vu a 11 ,Jin t, g:, Mete fnan 155 tv
incise tin, sol wi t pedal offer wia4 J y ? i run tin •digger
retcht nrlsa.sl , iia', in I nr T‘:el C ..a. rtPr.nn to The
knil nl ] tl
Nhl i i fyour unener to on. 1154 rl' Pietur,.
1'eee,,• I.•Itu,1 .1 i `tl r o\I. alt TIf inU Prize, end Yeu
lie,. t rt 11 4.11, t mi' uunstertul Inn to It y1,s.1 mid Pvtuptro
•et 5 lis t t ,t r t a: elm., or $5.5'J de Ir r 1 by eirr,er hey in
isatin, t .1 1 luteeetve ;500. !instead ot -t . fourth, pr•laa,
3tu0; fifth 11: . 515e and su forth, (4„ ue•,nui rut."nn u!
I2. Ari ntlssers v:ft reeet{c the f n• eons tlrra14.e. ngures is p.z•: n
1 it Si OND . n 'flilltle
regardless. of Whel iter or not a -v1 errs pt on to The
Or, I1 icier 7snsur r Mon 101AST, 1 SECOND .
Prize, and you hass ',ma In two yearly sub s r',pL one to Thr
N(a11 and 1'smpfre la cent In.
SA, All new sabxer)pttons will be earefuht• cert. JHtiisti end empire (t new and one renewal or the new eub.
file hr the Puezle &Ianneor. Onnftldutee marking Ptd sr,t');t,t ,ru will ret •nr 51.000 in place of a' ears& prise.
auboerlptionx as new wilt pos(tively forfeit the credit '1110); fifth prize M n 1, oaf! so forth. (He reins cubing of
of^such subscriptions !to qualifying for the iintt{mmm “wares In Attar Bet.)
Horan Rewards.
How huh for r! offer? But 1.00K, there are Owen
14. Three prominent Toronto eitlaens bovine, a 'tl 000 p ae,m. 'r) r r s er le y u f stun 1 I I((ST, $,,,,,,,,,i, or
1 r • se utr rubt,c J Got at .+.en a
e Pm r wi I l• Ili non Jur+ r 1 5
oonneotiou with The Intl and pi N, r Ids . +e t 3 I
pnetle'to act as }edges (o ,ars li lists
ism ',til • Ieur (one
b) mill
oc :Aft,: eu I n tit iy tar Jar lttl a cine;
pChaert deciottn byf sending in their Lists of ,'t o toe)>f ten (ear new nod n , aI u I tun new). . you a si n4r it cite
cions, hdes judgese'; final anti curt lustre. tl heats bot tau l5t rl,v 5:i, t Orn r,t slltOil to J 11, ant& (0041
16. The dodges will oast on I.%l t February r,'e :tot gra told etc cutely, I,.i 1, i n tot 1 f for the 1,',,; tt ,.eft,
of11
words
stilt of tiro Yt'izo 'the St 'and rt , cit J,sr rewinds, yi, latero tats J,. the e" , nt t Von reau ea a this with
of words will be published in 'P.he Mail unit f opera t . I I,n, (t i Yens bl t r n111 r ode" c ut < ant We eau also i Slip
gnloldy Margatte,. as possible, subscriptosis L, Marl al ai ittulr dale, .suss mak on :ma
EXTRA LARGE YIOTIIItk Ptt'/Zf.l5 9LN'r ie11111J-ON order uh a you ,tea tl • , I .io•t used 'Ce wilt etrt con,
7REQiiESr, metwe Sr.ts err• tot 1 yott '+p}.
Subscription Rates --Payable in advance. THE MAIL and EMP Ili ny .here in
Ri C'anada
by Mail $5.00 Per Year. Delivered by Carrier Roy in Hamilton c a Lo .,on, $66 Per Year
Rural. Rake This offer applied Sc, itsr•al Lout, )tutrurts as loll II is eubsc.r.hrts Living in iitiea
Ygura1 IInel to Wu*. re you are already race i,'ln T lin tl II n it'I Erupt, e, your yah •eeiptl)n
Subscribers will be extended from llv Cresent explratlon. :ictntl In a ye..riy su'hstrllt"ire ut
75,00 an4 qualify fol' the hiq tlri5es.
TORONTO
CI.
, MAIL- AND E L CANADA
The following is a partial list of Prize Winners in e1.17 recent contests.
Mrs. Angus Campbell, Forest, Ont., $1,000; Mrs. Joe. Doyle, Marmara, Ont., $1,000; Mrs.
Thos: Pattianore, Athens, Ont., $1,000; Mrs. (Rev.) Theo, A. Iseler, Williamsburg, Ont. $500; Mrs.
Emma Moore, Chesley, Ont., $500; Clarence L. Merrick, Alliston, Ont,, $300; Miss Grace Webb,
Granton, Ont., $250; Mrs. Herb, Bunistead, Mea ford, Ont., $150; Mrs. Wm. Yates, Sarnia, Ont.,
$100; C. H. Cascade', Oil City, $60; David Watson, Cayuga, Ont., $60; Miss Daisy M. Rupert,
Kingsville, Ont,: $50; Mrs. A, E, Sims, Sarnia, Ont„ $30; Miss M. McGillawee, Gadshill, Ont,,
$20t Mrs. Francis Graves, Dresden, Ont., $15; Miss D, McDonald, Sarnia, Ont., $15; Mrs. R. S.
Murphy, '4Valkerville, Ont,, $15; G, H, Berkeley, St. Catharines, Ont., $15; 'B. G. Coutts, St.
Cathariues, Ont,, ;'15.
We have actually given away a total of over Seven Thousand dollars in prizes.
Sealorth Monument Works
THE BEAUTY OF
SIMPLICITY
is well exemplified in tssany of
the monuments we have pro-
, , duced and erected. We shall
he pleased to show you 'photo-
graphs of them or of any other
style of memorial you may pre-
fer. If you will call we 'feel we
can convince you of our ability
to meet your desires both as to
design and expense,
W. E. CHAPMAN,
Prop.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1925.
When you deposit with ns
you know that your Savings are
secure. The ONTARIO GOV-
ERNMENT guarantees .. that.
You are also assured prompt
and courteous service. No notice
is reoulred for withdrawals and
cliequing privileges . are allowed.
CONVENIENT OFFICE HOURS.
THE PROVINCE OF ONTAR fO SAVINGS
OFFICE
Seaforth Branch
J, M. McMillan, Manager'
14 Other Branches
"Your Own Depository."
Thursday Afte moon
Douglas Fairbanks
in his own production of Alexander Dumas'
famous story
The Three Musketeers
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. IL HUGH ROSS, Physician
and Surgeon. Late of London Hos-
pital; London, ' England. Special.
attention to diseases of the, eye, ear,
nose and throat. Office. and resid-
ence behind Dominion ,Bank. , Office.
Phone No. 5; Residence'Phonc 106
DR. F. J. BURROWS, Seaforth.
Office and residence, Goderich street,
east of the 'Methodist church. Cor-
oner for the County of Huron. Tele-
-
phone No. 40...
12 reels of magnificent entertainmen t
with the screen's dynamic star as D'Artagnan
HERE THURS., FRI., and SAT.
Matinees Every Day
Thurs. and Fri, 21; Sat. 3 p.m.
ADULTS 25c
ADMISSION
— CHILDREN Ida
Matinee, 10c and 15c,
emidgemanznatzmizmeamtemossmarma
SPECI E, *iA0
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for this week
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I NEW DOMINION, WALNUT CASE, Guaranteed for 10 years.
Regular price, $575.00. $ A q fi_+ as5
SALE PRICE "'! i4 e7
Your old piano or organ taken, at highest market price and
terms arranged to'suit you.
Also a 4 -tube Radio complete A real instrument. I wiII 1
week's free trial,
Phone or come for demonstration.
I give you the best value in Canada on nlusicaLinstruments.
Jonathan s
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R.R. 2, Seaforth
P.S.----Agent for the latest Radio Outfits.
DR. C. MACKAY.-C Mackay,
honor graduade of Trinity Univers
ity and gold medallist of Trinit
Medical College; meinber of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario.
DR. F. 3 R. FORSTER.-Eye Ear,
Nose and Throat. Graduate• in Medi -
eine University of Toronto, 1897.
Late .-Assistant New. York Ophthal-
mic and Aural Institute, Moores eld's
Eye, and Golden Square Throat Hos-
pitals, London, England, At .:
Commercial Hotel, Seal o r t h .
third . Monday in. each month,
from 11 am. to 3 p.m. 53 Waterloo:
street south, Stratford. Phone 267:.
Stratford.
General Fire, Life,
Resident & /Automobile,
INSURANCE AGENT
end Dealer in Singer Sewing Machines,.
James Watson
North Mail St. SEAFORTII, ONT.
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THE McKKILLO'P
Mutual Fire Insurance Sao..
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY, 'INSURED
Officers
James Connolly. Goderich; Alex.
James Evans, Beechwood, Vice Pres-
ident; D. F. McGtegor, 'aforth.
Sec. -Treasurer.
Directors,
4Vm. Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth; Jolla
Benneweis, Brodhagen; James Evans,
Beechwood; M, McEwen, Clinton;
James Conolly, Goderich ; ;Alexa
Broadfoot, No. 3, Seaforth; J. G.
Grieve, e No. 4,Walcot •
1, Robert Ferris,
Harlock; Gerge McCartney, No. 3,
Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brncefield,.
Agents.
Alex, Leitch, R.R, 1, Clinton; E.
Hinckley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, R.
R. No, 3, Seaforth; J. V. -Yeo,
Holmcsville; R. G. Jarmouth, Born-
holm. James Kerr and John Goven-
lock, Seaforth, auditors.
Parties desirous to effect insurance
or tranacst other tusiness will be
promptly attended to by application
to any of the above officers addressed
to their respective postofflces.
D alit Thraw
Your ON
Carpets Away
They make new raver.
ible"Velvetax" Rugs,
Send for V.elvetes Folder s
CANADA RUB COMPANY
'L01100th, ONT.
FEATHERS WANTED
Highest prices paid. Max Welsh
phone 178, Seaforth.
Dr. W. R. Nimmo
D,e., Sp. e.
Registered
ehiropractic Specialist
Spinal, Nervous and Chronic
Diseases treated successfully by
the latest methods of natural
therapeutics, spinal adjustment, and
corrective dietetics, etc.
HEAD OFFICE OVER
SEAFORTH PHARMACY
Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday
h1Ia ayFriday and Saturt
Hours;
'l0 to 12 a.m. 2 o
t $ p.m.
7 to $ pm.
Saturday -10 to 12 a.m. 7 to 4 p.m.
Sundays by Appointment. ..
EZ
for
EeZE IV[A
At 14berhart's Drug Store
Seaforth
It will Prevent Ulcerate'
d
Throat.-
At the first'symptons of sore throat,
which presages ulceration and inflate:
oration, take a spoonful -of Dr,
Thomas' Eclectrie Oil. Add a little
sugar to it to make it palatable.. It
will allay the irritation and prevent
the ulceration and, swelling that are
so painful, Those whp'seere'1lehodi.
cally subject to quinsy have thus
made themselves immune to attack.
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