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11, 1141 41 PactS Ph, Lima mit Surgeon
,gpnml.'r11d'ulls' London a lttiU disgusts. of, 1:ye. Ear. Norte
algid Throat rrld,t.•
011ice and r, e, behind Dominion Bank.
00er Ph 1 N (. u, 1tvaWm0r0. Phone No. tali.
®1R, F: 3. BURROWS. Seaforth. Office and
redden a ^••- Coderlrh Street. east of the Meta.
Wet Clitoch. Cummer for the County of (Hiroo.
gltlophane, No. 40.
DRS. S OTT & MACKAY. f+hyslcians wad
brit .1 (4•(18tir1 `inert, eepoolte. $latbtr
61ntCIat 1i S(atorth
etcOrt graduate Vf4Unin and Alin Arbor, and
raembet of Ontario College al 1'hya(rlana mitt
01.1raen Coronet for (:aunty of (luron.
Mnni:Av. honor graduate 'Trinity Univeratty
id merlaht�t Trinity Medical College. Member of
College „ i 1'hyslctmv. and Bargees, Ontario. ...
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.14" It, W ame0'o owl
.hromorr Troubles. Acute and Chronic Din,
xcdere Par. Eye, tiooe and Throat. Adenoids
aowosed without the hnffe. Consultation free'
Car > > , 11 1411 or l4 it(rl. Whitetnshto laatom
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linstrattee, Lilo or w^:'1<tRUFl
Dye', ore.'eiemceeing win get our rates..,
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Oen ere! Agent for Loudon Ltfe Inoueetwo Ca,.
anti ,':•. cladDitaru>iceandAtxldentIowur00. CO,
• 80000th. Ont.
Ja 1':nen,:i Watson.
Lr1 ne and Agit'\-gut Ims11ranr,
An. ur inl ',Ruler 1n ,+'xtug machines.
5lolt
THE M(tI LLOP
fitro iInsurance Cot
f-carnn Bi,IrU5 8e:elated 'Town
Property !Petty insured.
OttFeceue
J. B. McLean. Preuldent, Seniors\\; Joe. Con-
(oily,Viae-prcaidmt, Goderich; .'hos. s, Hays,
ti/emetary.Treasures, Seaforth.
Directors
D. F. McGregor. Seaforthl John G. Greve,
Winthrop W. Ulan, Coostaace; John Eenaeweis,
£rodohagen; Robert Perris. I•Turlock; Malcom
McKean, Clinton; John B. McLean, Senforth;'
Inures Connolly. Godertch; Jan. Evans, Beechwood.
Agents
Atex. Leitch, tfadodc: K. tnnchkY, Seaforth;
William Chesney
Ileimesvtlle; R. G. 1& mondvltle; J. W. Yeo,
, Jarmoudl, Brcdtmgen; James
%err and John Govmlock, 8caforth, auditors.
Parties deidteols to effect. Insurance or \ranee(\
other hesitates will be promptly attended o b)
application to any of the above officers, addressed
to their respective poatofficts.
The
Original
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Genuine
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HS 192vgp !IVORY THURSDAY
From tea Office
MAIN ST. a SEAFOO.T13, ORT
Phone 84
,wet
SUBSCRIPTION
One dollar per year. strictly in ad y n nvo
111 et paid to ,ll1In,U'9. n0e 801\0+ and
pnp(lni, ff68 cents ��trortul6rielt Satin
advaured. F
When attbserb>t:rn (Reunite thele uSdresn
notieeel10111.1 be' ! t 00. Immediately, giving
both the old and the new address. Sub.
of Any irregularity of deliverYY notifying un
Rending Neel('ea--•Nd mndblg not?18.
advertising any t•' -
a
e entertainment or Matter by
which stoney .e to be made by any
on
or e9000 will be inserted In Tun News
without Marne. The price for the fuser.
don of bun(oen8 050000ceinent8 Is TEN
rents per count (tem each ntsett880 to
y
advertising. and no
LVK. cents per for display
tot, r1.la, rn those having display contracts.
reading notices.( lard of iihon8a 3 1.0 9
lhumn, 511 centro.
Judicial, Legal, Oi11o1nl and Govern.
cont alot.eoa-Ten cepa e,.r 11te for first
!martian and dye rents per Use for much
nl1) 011110' insertion.
, 4vds--Prof ee t L tl 11sar.8 not
r 1 n(>('le, ':fy i.r, oev ihlc eit6 tlYitv tst'�.ri�1 51nee
Dlsplag n1001'b,(m•e;--wren fnrllshed
on naolleat'n11,
"Advertisements ordered for insertion.
wUerll forbid." and these sent 1:Hth<vlt
\(dura intra \lane, wilt appearuntil
arltten orae(i are received for the': did.
antinnawe,
Letters, to the Editor (:lust be .vco n-
pm,:.ed :.5 *he welter's awn ahtnature, oat
or publication, but as a uonran0ee of good
faith. The publisher accepts no respon-
sibility whatever for Ole 3(9n'010(48o trade
cell.
111 Ill do
ns. Lettere an r
ouch 011111 a
In 180 c
11
be published at a
71 not
elou
ata len v(p
D
except as paid advertising,such plainly marked
as nue[. The onto for nuc[ matter Is tea
cents per line.
J. F. SI:fil OWOes!\t
'\EDIT®R AND. PUBLlSIlgtt
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t When Holloway's (torn 3111.0 is applied
1F to a oorn to: wort it kills the root stud
the da'eo8ity (oaten out without injury
to the Dealt.
ear of grief otrioken smtel•,lift8 the Vic-
tim front its depth a augtliail. The
hiedett•d nti••+tel her milling fano ittul at
oei,.o Ivrgi•ts his weariness. Tho rough
tuhuul boy ill a rage burn the tonus of
companions forgets 1t in tite 4011800 of
hie tnotheree nu(ilo ; sad 00 one OOIJ1I1 go
with iiletnet:es of the 111111 119116 1bat It
%wont miutl1d womsnhes on the life
0
with winch, she is cunmtote d Beauty
y
is of small power 'tempered to it.
Smiles 911001(1 be lege[ tousle(' in
every home for the payment of all debts
1 of kiudoess and 9)5011 member ste0uld
!so willing to take this remotely et 118
faun val110.
Wise Mothers who know virtues, of
Mother Graves' Wor01 Extermiur.tot
always( have it at hand, because it
i)ruvsei Hu value.
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1 General Observations 1
Importance of sewing
Ill1oro11s Poiato Soul Stock
l4.opnriniOutn cundueted at the Dom-
inion Fxotrimeittel `.ttittWll, Homelike
N. S, with eight lots of Gamut Chili
;)Utatona'tenured from d11f01(nit growers
its 1916 show a varinti0u in yield of
from 36 bushels to 240 bushels per
' 1 bushels per
e of11(4
'eCe2i0
I dlfip
acre, O a
'
earn in yield wham grown iuulel uniform
co«detions. Seed from theso eigli
lots planted in 1916 yielded from 68
bushels to 212 buehels per acre, n dif
fereuce of 144 buehola, per.. acro. '1'h
respective poeitioue of the difference 0
were changed very little in the second
year, but the lowest yielding ones in-
creased somewhat and the highest
yield was not so great.
Seed from others of this variety was
planted in 1913 and the lowest yield
obtained was 168 bushels and the high.
eat 278 bushels per acre, a difference in
favour of the best over the poorest of
120 bushels per gore.
Tem lots of pure stook of Green
Mouutai14 from different growers rang-
ed from 1601} bushels per acre to 318
bushels per sere, a difference of 1321
busitela. Seventeen lots of Irish Cob-
bler ranged from 93 bushels per more
as the poorest to 236 bushels as the
poorest to 236 bushels as the beat, a
difference in favor of the heat yielding
strawof 142 bushels. This would
Aim./ that there tatty be se great a d(f•
fereuoe between potatoes of the 001ne
variety as there is between potatoes of
different varieties, and that it is wise
to secure stock from farms which have
had high yielding crops. Because the
Orsini :Mountain has failed in giving a
crop on a certain farm is not proof that
this variety Will not yield well there ;
it may have beau due to low vitality 10
the seed stock. Such revere1On iu
may Lave been dun to disease or ad-
verse 0011 or dlitnatio 0011(1111On0 which
affected the crop at 884110 time grid it
may bo better to discoed the stucken-
tirely than to try to bring tt up to its
former vitality by selection.
St eo1uenban
Ella Wheeler Wilcox has given us a
0onlm0n truth in a little poem palled
' Uompauehip" commenc'i«g:
Laugh and the world laugh with you
Weep and weep alone.
For the sad old earth mu0t borrow its
m rth.
But has trouble enough of its own
Siug and the bills will answer;
Sigh and its loot in the air
The echoes bound to a joyous armed
But shrink from voiding Imre.
Baytlield
Ale. Milton McLaughlin who has
berm Vallee 181 the Sterling Batik here
for seine time hits beet trs)8ferr0t1 toToronto his plaou has boon taken .by
pie J Ill. Feagai of G0de1ich,
91iao 51aut11vloGrogor aid
Tont aro laid up with la grippe.
Th.' fuuorai of the late llliis'tbetb
Falconer wife of Mr. John FOrg10108
whose death w0 nlOtiuoiod Inst week
tool[ 1)11100 011410111114Y to the Bayfield
Cemetery, the eervleee were oomtluute(1
by the Rey. A. 51 notarial() the pall
heaven) were her four 00180 an 'i two
nephews' 'rhe lots Mrs. Furgueon waft
horn in 1837 at Ammeter ani Dame to
Bayfield with her pimento 111011 (dee
veers of ago. In 1854 the wag )(unti-
edto John Frrguoon by wham she fo
survived together with four 00110 and
four (lauglltors; one brother sed two
Asters.
The funeral of the Into John IvloLeod
teak place) 018 Thursday afternoon of
last week to the 1311311.81(1 aemotery the
(09rvin00 were 0000100\90 by the Rev A.
.0
Vlotarlano. The (1.0808011W(11413 borer in
Nova Scotia in 1830 Dud mune to Bay•
field with his wife in 1882 where be
einee resided. He is survieed by ]lie
wife cue soil Dr. Alex of Wroxoter
nud one sister Mrs, Jan, 'Thomson of
Bayfield,
One of the first and hardest lessons
which the uovioe ham to learn upon ent-
ering the busy world of toil and tumult
is that the rushing, struggling, striving
public has no interest in the grief of
the individual. It is too Emily taken up
with its own advancements to spend
time or Dire en what does not affect
its ownewelf8re. When we some to in
58.0143060 we will find that trouble is
(t1(100r0011 end more - tally meted oat
than we suppo00. It comes to all 111
4)10(1 form or usher, F1011irtime.0 in disguise
but it i0 1110 81410 ugly t10tug when the
mask is ell. Every heart has its owe
ttMllard's burden Adele wealth 501,8(ot lighten or
ttlil10elt honor slloviatc. It (nay be in the hid.
den depths witch the eyes nawu(t see
but is there and will be till the spirit
throes off this nlorttli Coil a,,41 leav'8 it
For Sale
SCRANTON COL
1. OILY. Seteforth.
[Jh l,0ti 1 SO
Jute, .,. 1 '41)'l.
act tittees
DI :t.;•^ I,,. '1:11[' :.
lit 3i'. i) ,„td :t° ea::
PiTti ^.d1'.
-SedlOriliNeWS
tir
VP! 0,11
will supply the
seWulrt d energy
ache - 84
1Vettings127
,11 I
I
A
behind In the body of May, The only
ditfereuoe is. that cue has the courage
to moot or overo5me, ohm submit blav-
ely to fate while the other makes no
effort to lift \tash from the 8tr0.6Aa into
which fate (las placed it but wastes its
su•0ugth to vain regrets.
Far better cultivate the Ruta; 081801e
tied beentf08 of e,xietouu0- 'Try to make
the idle ('11185 of 110ineatie life a cheer
fel, au intelligent, a kindly and a happy
(0111. Whatever may go wrong fn
t11e, world of 01101111.8„ and \mile ho,. -.
eve( har,i tlae atrug(ie for Lune:,( for -
(111,e k.6 notliag mar 1.11, 1)(1'413' vl ;v1,
1;41,,4,33 11140 AA :ir/ 118 Oen 4. 00(044,
...till Ila::.... 1, .. 41 . 1/111_, 1
a. .. H•e .. U: , ,it i., '1,' 1/sit
t t1:
Mrs. 0. Brandon who is spending
the winter at Belgrave woo hero for a
days last week,
Mr lilahl a'd MoDool sr.
up with au attack of grip.
The following poem was composed
by MiIR Kato (Jaynes a blind° lady o
our village who is diligotltly doiug her
bit for the eoldiore by knittiug soaks;
o to
No1rgirls you stop r e fooling
g
And get right down to work,
There's plenty needed doing
No honest soul should Shirk
There are mufflers, [teaks, and mittens
For boys far off in France
And some in Mezry England
Aud Belgium to peraheooe
No matter where they are stationed
They are fighting Britons cause
For freedom, home and loved ones
And virtues glorious law.
They count no task too heavy
No pain too hard to bear
Where right and Justice calls thorn
They find their duty there.
Whht right have you to flitter
The precious hours away.
When your fingers ahoild be flying
O'er the wooley ball of gray,
With your euchre bridge and skating
And your whirling giddy datum
While your Brother's feet are aching
On the blood stained Melds of Frnrtoe
Come get your needles ready
Aud sit right down and knit
Although it may be rather slow
You 0811 do your little hit,
Oarlock
Tht•ra 11008(1 away 10 London Deep-
tal Jan 20111 elle of the oldest reeidallta
Of klullot l(1 the petstlu of Wm Korot
at the ago of 80 yrs and i menthe He
was burn in l'i0kerlug lowuahip Clear
Toronto azul hve(i on the aid llumestoad
till about 40 yrs ego wilt+ti he mutI led
Mary Brown of 1110 saltie tawuehip and
011(1104 to k11111et to .live settling on Let
10 Oen 12 whore 1(e remained ed till 1110
death, ' Thu late 1111( Knox wee a quiet
thoughtful man who loved his home
and appreciated his nolgbbor8 and re-
latives very much He ween luau 'who
held hie appenrenee uxurlt0rtlivary well
and very few ever thought that he
would bo tai4 away so 00011 Only 3
mous ago Ilia brother Gourge who lived
ell the next farm to ilial wee laid !way
and Wm tool[ it hutch to heart for they
bad lived all their lives together and
thou Duly 2 westing ago tn0 younger Geo
Knox was ease laid to rest Hie 6111118
a118ud0(1 the funeral aid from that
seamed to fail fast end wan adviaed by
ilia Dr to undergo -.t1 operation but to
oto avail He was a member of Burne
mhnr111 and the Noumea were laid to
rust to Burns cemetery ou Jan 24th.
l!lie are .aft to mourn his lose his wid•
ow and 81x children, cue brother and
two 8i86er8
18 laid
The Rod Orosa Society wishes to
thank those men who no generously
earns out with their teams to collect the
west, material for the oar that was load-
ed in Dublin on Friday would also Bug.
goat that every boy save again for next
venter
The Literary meeting un last Friday
night was both ,utertainiug there are
801110 talon tod yomle 1)501)18 ill tit
Cululmbail
Auetbe.t• of our aged pioueor8 has
been oohed away in the parson of HI-,
J.:13 D cling 0) this plana who 0101)).
1..•01- folly away (111 3,4,11(1'11:87 ('000,40;(
J.:0 11 'h nt th,•ill,' of 73 yearo and
„ 40':,508 e.ho rt •88 'a 3,,,440(1 wife, 441.(1
111.1'. 11t`r (110'1:9'• 1111010 14(3;:7[ woe In Iter
1, 04- .-q4.4 8 4111114 1110 leaven t1 111011' 01
L,.. 1.4'1e I/141 i,u.b:acd, 1 0,) 0,8.4)1. 111141
t} ,,.., ;i u l +.,•re;. Ail 5. 01 1)1411111/ John
(} ' "• - ul -'t 11 a) .' 1, 0: I Ina of Logan tl It
:1 1 e ., 'r to r t `4" ": Will Itae v.- 1,,l 1.11 i al; 10,0;0 4;1(11
1! , , i. 1 e'. 1 .red.
x ,. .. . . , t Old t: r t , •.c.,, i e r f„( Dint IIln1s
a.,, f ,r ow
t`1;'t)n ,t .i- wc.0a« !0 ):1.e) atter18(05(4
m.0 ntn,ui rte I...e ±nraa x1.18 :ata:oll i,> ;08.,l1e0•11t ir, [h0 Nlaitl,tnlib nk (0llietry
the flintily bnv<• time 443yrn0041by 4,0 tiro
1o+f}hb),4ehood in thei' b01eav,,111e1t.
3:8 ,'t{ed by 88.10118. --Tho first fear
,,••,enti5u is of sof iodation. which
ho,1r by hone becomes mins desperato
181 d hot \ less To such a omit the relief
afforded by 1')r. J. Kellogg's Asthma
Remedy ermine nothing lies than
miraculous Its help i8 gn(ol(ly apparent
and Boon the dreed8(11 attack is 11108te15(1
'Vile asthmatic who hub foiled out the
dep0(dbility of this sterling remedy
will never be without it. It is bold every
where .
t . r11,: ill 1/10 bei.. .8
.-via tint( how moos it (a .o s,r)ti .., 414,3
11111. ,(,.(,(1!t 4.8 ,:,v L t .08 lit))
114,0,) a frown for out .14 Ir 8(1,8,141,
1(1044 (.81,.10 Isa5t; 1h+y 81 14,,0
lino to'so tret`,o1;te th.rrigil :vs fovl:i
them blot 118(11 wiw , vee 1 Iii c:, whin eve
are not livtu(4 at our ,3,o1,
The l'1811e16of it 4100;41 \'111[0\0(1 45(I0.45,11
ou t11(3151 aro11118) her is alm40t bound
IMO. All go toiler in sa(sou0 of nor -
unit fct help and comfort ; one 800111-
iug touch of her kindly hand q(tioto the
feverish child ; 0word from bac in the
fhore`e pleuty glad to help you
11 you really wish to know
We`ll show you how to turn a heel
Or make a Kitchener toe.
Shore 8 Iota of fun in knitting
If you only learn the trick
Aud when you practice tip a bit
You will never want t(1 quit
Leadbury
Milburn
Renee Armstrong attended the Co
(rlity 00011011 iu Goderiolt last week.
All itttoroated parties pre loohiug for
ward to Court Revision day
to
be hold
in this village some time in .Feb.
The majority of the young people
of this locality uttevded the dance held
under the auspice of the Winthrop
Literary Club all report a good time,
The Foresters of tine 911111ge intend'
having a lied ()roes dance in their hall
Friday evening Feb. 9th.
A number of the ferment in this part
attended the sale at; J L Browne last
Tuesday
Wedding bells will ring in these parte
Boon
Mrs A Elooat of west end 'Teokeramith
visited Airs J H Brown and Mrs R And.
arson last week.
Thor( will be service in the Bethel
uhurob next Sun, evoniog at 7 o'olook
Uanndinu Hymnal will be used and the
pastor will give a abort address o(1
'Why the 9100011(1 sing hymlle'
Prayer meeting veil! be held at the
(Hone of Geo Dundas mixt Friday Feh
9th all weleutne
We are pl„ased to know that Mrs
Wm Moll Pin ;ir is enjoying better
health
Niko 7 Mall 1130 spout a week.en 8
111 h,r 11 ono retur)n,(l to
1.(IIe1851, to 88110(111111.' her ('Onttie in College
.0,ra:.a,immaaasur rmna.:s?cram•."-.-,.lans(:xase,srcr._1,:nrun:uwAvanl
WAR AUXILIARY
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Thllr5dsv Pell) 1
, 1Kuvarw e>a ws�wtarw11 0
at t,!;0fume rlGilf fitftt l
t►1t Thltlrsdgy Feb, 1.51th
t)M EN N ' N D'
e 'Toronto
Canada's foremost 111tirgood4
manufacturers will exhibit for
your inspection their finest, iauct
latest hair Creations in ladies,. ,
Switches,
Coronet and
Fancy Braids
Pomp idours,
Transformations Chignons, Waves, Bangs, and
R St LDWE FAT
1'(903 ev and ruga of bvgnnie 1011(10rien181114 Wmelraefoln tl 8t era ai \penile ns( nnt0ra.
9011(101 he detected Irma n ((0(0(11+.x0 (alit. 11110 will ro (Her 101 (8:0ervkw and sndhu•atlnr•
y 8)ey mater tbo /open:am:0 y0are Younger and lmpu>vo U,, Maim by Diu preteatlon th p
Bear,
nr'9 Vl,71
A domonstsation of any of these
HatroStruetnpe is free of ehal'lfe. It
will not Obligate in tiny way.
1(IC:11EIIBEIt TIIIE DA 111
Thursday Februuaryy tool
Deili1`Ig11@8Y
i
Head Moe and showrooms
1116 Yotlgo Street
TORONTO
The first annual Meeting of the Her.
on County War Auxiliary will be held
at Clinton on Tuesday. Feb. 6th
commencing at ten o'clock. A repre-
sentative of the the Soldior'e Aid
Commission will be present to address
the meeting on the very important
subject of `'Vocational Training for
invalided soldiers," and the annual
olectiou of offioerowill take place.
Aa the matter of pruonring new
occupations for the returning men, who
aro unable to resume their former
positions in of great interest, and the
utmost importance, it is desirabl0 that
every municipality shall be well re-
pres0ntotl.
Huron County must see that the
Hul•018 men who have been to the front
shall bo properly cared for o,.d,,,to do
this an active Organisation is «emissary
The Auxiliary will look for an eu-
thasiaetiO meeting in Clinton on' the
above date,
Sl RTiHI.
ALEXANDER -In Tiokeremith on
Jan. 27th 1917 to Mr, and Mre. J,
Alexander, a daughter.
ktl7l'F---111 Vancouver on Jan. 19.1917
Louisa huff, wife of the late late
Rohe. VTollieh formerly of Galt 0e6.
and sietee1 of ]Ire, 11 Bullard (Code -
rich Out.
)
I
The Battle Of The Somme
The Greatest Lotion
Picture in the World
will be held at the
PRINCESS
Feb. 1st 2nd and 3rd
Admission 25 cents
Matinee Saturday afternoon
Inatxamsrs,.
EWS
nlIleaneeltl1o !lead 010
pubo11114)1 free 0l g(ocharge, ex -
age
cepre an mauling 8e
h,. a 110 he rate
leo h
hnrge d. The rats lar such
bat otic° rent onroan/t lino
SR,PIFORTIFD ei4URCHES
St. James'
St, James, Ohuroh, Rev. Father P
Corcoran, Rev Father G. 12. North -
graven .Morning Mass 7 1,140, High,
Mase 10.30 a.m. Sunday school 2.30
pm. Evening vespers 7 p.m,
St. 9rltolnas'
Rev. T. H. Brown, hector. Sunday
services 11 a.m, and 7 p.m. Sunday
school 2,30 p. m. Women's Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2.3(1
p.m. Ohildron'sbran0h Saturday 2 p.m.
nterceesion servieee every Thursday,
. 0 p.m.
First Presbyterian
Rev, 8', H, Larkin,, Pastor. Sunday
services 11 a.m, and 7 p m. Sunday
sohool 2.30 p.m. Prayer heating,
Thursday, 7. 46 p.m. Women'o Miss-
ionary Sooioty•the first Tuesday in each
month at 7 43, Barbara Kirkman Mi8•
8i0n Band 3rd Tuesday• in the month at
7.30 p.m, Sunshine Miasion Band
every 2nd Monday at 4.16 p.m,
Methodist
Rev, l3. Mc1(0110y, B, D„ pastor
)1f -, ,.. t t10:00 .t.rn.
Public service 11 a m, and 7 p.m, Sun
day school aid Bible study class 2,30
Epworth League 'Tuesday 8 p.m. Prayer
Meeting Thoracic y 8. p.m.
Salvation Army
Oapt. Froud and Lieut. Saunere
Holiness meeting 11 a.m. Praise
service 3 p.m. Gospel 00rvioe 7 p.m.
Ohildrnes Service -Directory class 10
a.m. Bible 0088089 4 p.m, VVeok night
Mootiuga-Wedme8dwy Freer meeting
8 p,m.
Eg0otldville, Presbyterian
Hey. J. Argo, pastor. Sunday not-
vi080 ti a,tn. and 7 p m. Bible alarm
3 p 1 Prayer mooting Wednesday
Sp. in. Y. 7'. 7111,,1, Colon 3rd Friday
in the month 8 p.m Wome11'o Mission-
ary S00iuty 31.0 Wednesday in the mouth
at 2.3u 1).n, Ladies' Aid 4((0,110 fu1-
tnudiately after.
Meltillop Presbyterian
U Iu'1,vrnl pastor. nullil,ly
survicee Dune' uhne0h 11 (Lin Sunda)
school it/ 11 tn, l'eay'er meeting \Scd-
tieeday 8 p.m. 1Votnuu'n ilausei.lnary
tiooioty Met Friday in .each -month at
2 o'u100l(.
8)n1teett'e .t'iethedie
Rev, 0, 0. Keine, pastor. Sunday
service 3U pitoYoung People's In
>a
tgue2 30 t) Iw i.l'clay W0111'111'4 A'txll
,try first 11(,84ay of every nrnith a
30 p.m. 1 o.i; es' A.11 fait 1:8414341,1y
of each month 2,39 p.m
Witttit`op Presbyterian
Bunchy aorvi00 2.30 on. Sunday
school 161)1. ['river meeting
needs), 8.p.m. L.O.W last Wed,
Highest Prices Paid
f(>
F titc
sbb
nl ors bones,
1
metal, horse hair, hides,
skins, all kinds of furs etc.
Also take books
rt.: d newspapers
Appelzft & Millman
I . 'ORTA JIINK DEALER
831080 from Orenmory
Phone 133
HOW LONG 18 IT SINCE YOI
HAD 'THE WHOLE FAMILY
TOGETHER ?
Why Not Have A Reu01013
Home Day Soon and Bring Thom
A11 Down To Our Studio For A
Group Photograph ?
To -morrow Might
Be Too Late !
Fell's Studio
Phone 19 - SCAFORTH maci
1 have some very
choice Debentures
for sale bearing a
good interest.
These are a first
class investment,
All ' information
cheerfully given.
JOHN H- NItlN
lt':.11 all Debenture Broker.....
Main Street, Soafortli
8)1101108810
Yl. \11't)Lt'CIL MARKET
Gond :1 lliug 'Wheat, ............. l.ri6
Oats ,,.- 611
13.tfler ............. 90
Bran nor too ..,•....... .340(1
`(horf•.1).r404, . ........ , :17
Flour , , , 4.00 5 10
Eggs 42
Boge t.. form 4rs... .. 11.66
An Oil Without 8100111.---110001 oils
and many medicine have alool(00 as a
prominent ingredient, A judicious ming
ling of six eusentiel (tile tempos* the
fan(ons Dr, Thntnes Iuleetria 011, and
there ie no alcohol in it, tio'8het, its
effoots aro lasting. There io no n(edioin
al ail eompoundod th it Dan 0g(101 618
nil in its preventive and heeling power..