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NOTICE
Being anxious to close up our Books
Ott the end of dile year we will be
deeply obliged' if parties having
accounts with us will, call and settle
rt�t once.
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"The Moine of ood:511°es"
Phone 5l Seaforth
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CEA(! WANTED
Send your Dream to us and receive
amp prices. We aro running our plant
She year through and can handle your
full supply and furnish you with Dane.
We pay twice each month and weigh
oample,and teat each can of cream care
dully. Our motto is " Honesty to ou
Patrons" Patrons are requested to re
tern all our aans when not in use,
'utter au I Buttermilk also on hand
ltd for at market prises.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
Wt Jt Walker 8d Son
Undertakers
o•d
Embalmers
V. J. Walker, !solder of go,
ornnteot Diploma and License
Day or Night polls receive our
prompt attention
Day Phone 67
Night " 18
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STRATFORD. ONT.,— ,
Winter
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Winter Term Prom January 2nd
We have Commercial Shorthand
and Telegraphy Departtnemt•, The
'sources are thorough np to dateand
practical. The in atruetors oreex-
perinnesd and we aro rooeiving
acorea of npplieatione for trained
help we cannot supply. Write at
once For partionlara
A. NicLAGHI_AN•
eeteoti'V L.
MUSICS
8.l$TE1t REMIG1A, who before
becoming a sister wits a teacher in the
London C'onservatory of Maio, w
give lips' is rt ('t• J1s1the Conve.
Seaforth in instrumental and vocal
'ramie, piano and violin,
I117 YOUR MED ILS moss,
1C''lG' 17E:RISJfi, CaDN STIPATE D
Look Mothers! If tongue Is coated
cleanse little bowels with "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Figs."
Mothers can rest easy after giving
"Culifornia Syrup of Figs," because in
e few hours all the clogged -up waste.
sour bilo and kw/pouting fond gently
moves out of alio bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take thea Iose "fruit laxative."
Millions of mothers troop it handy be-
cause they know its action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and Bore.
Ask your druggist for a 50 -cent bole
tie of "California Syrup of Pigs," which
contains directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown -ms.
PROMPTLY FRED
in.idl couotrilms: Ask for our INtrEN'i•011E l work initis you Bleep—a i(1 cent hos
ADVISER, Which will be sent fres from your druggist will keep you, feel-
1V1A11I011 in ing good for months.
Try us frac A
Refreshing Shave
HAIR CUTTING
ot7R SPECIALTY
Call At
Bolton's Barber Shop
OARDNOS BLOCKSEAFORT'H
Representative Waited
At once for Seaforth and District for
'Canada's Greatest Nurseries', Spring
1017 Planting List now ready.
Splendid list of Hardy Canadian Grown
Fruit and Ornamental Stook, inoluding
McIntosh Red Apple St, Regia Ever -
bearing Raspberry, and many other
leaders,
New Illustrated Catalogue sent on
application.
Start now at beet selling time,
Liberal Proposition. •
STONE and WELLINGTON
The Fonthill Nurseries,
(Eetablished 1837)
Toronto, Ontario.
The Brest Newspaper
Value
In
Western (Antario
lime late . btirrtiurr
All Mail Editioea $300 Per Year
SAVE THE PAPERS
Nu„
nt of esia t sfrI the
next collectins shortly after Christmas
The papers are all eon
vei"ted into -P,fion y 1d15N°
comforts plop[ thesot-
die
Wutncaa:.i War ilatalilary
11 CUNT O r lJ,G.PS9iLl'.6laln3:,T "
IF BILIOUS OR !Caba,TEi'I£
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels -They
work while you sleep,
Furred Tongue, :Clad 'Paste, Indigoes.
tion, Sallow Skit and Miserable Ilea d -
aches come from a torpid liver and
/slogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage in a sw111 barrel. Theo
the first stop to untold misery--lndi-
gestion, foul gasps, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything that is
horrible and nauseating. A Oaacaret
to -night will give your constipated
bowels a thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning. They
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Miss Hazel Winters is a Toronto vielt,
or at present,
Mies ISdiohoffor, Stratford visited
friends horn,
Mr O 1, Willieme druggist is in
►'pronto this week having Leen palled
there again owing to the enticed ouucli
tion of hie mother.
Mr la Nurahall and Miss O I\"srinl
of St. Marys were the guest Mrs W nt
elorrow•
lilies Kirkpetriok of Mitobell is visit 1
lug friends Lore.
Mrs 13. (lr'aw'ford aloOelland of
Baden was a guest, at the home of her
her mother Mrs R. S. Hays
Mike Latvia of Ganame rte ie visiting
riendlr tl"t'e .
Mr, 0, Reilhby of Auburn and Mr
A. '1', (limper of (Minton were guests
,i t• the paraeoage lust week
Mrs ,las. Wimple is viaitiug her
daughter @ilea Mnry in Parkhill.
Miss Sparks of Stratford was a visitor
Art town duriug the past week,
Miss Evelyn tlroig in visiting in Strat-
ford ,
Mr and Mrs Mayers Stratford wero
gnesto at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Heigh Me Kay over Sunday.
Mims Laura Mole npent the week end
with frisude at Porter's Hill,
Mr Jas Rankin has been indiaposod
for n few days.
Mies Mason who has been viaiteg her
sister on John St returned to Hamilton
Mr and Mrs H Mo Kay, Port Huron
are visiting rho litters sister, Mrs Nor-
man Mo Leod.
'Min Anna Bell Streoteville spent
Sunday at the home of her parents Mr
Mrs Robt Bell.
Miss Jessie Wilson leaves on Satur-
day for Owen Sound to attend the bug.
cess College there,
Mrs J W Button was oalled to Inger
soli on Thursday on Recount of the
death of her father Mr R 0 Marshall
Messrs R. E. Coates, John Finlayson
and Herbert Box have donated a hand
acme leather upholstered chair iu aid of
the Soldiers Aid Commission the draw-
ing will take plaoe at the Old Time
Dance on Friday Evening. The chair ie
on exhibition in the show window of W.
T. Box & 00 .
Mr,T. A. Wreu from the west is visit
lug Mr N Horton of Harporhay.
A noise from Bask and her husband
are gueate of Mrs Fred Galea at pros0ot
Mr and Mrs Bert Van Egmood have
returned filen s trip to Bermuda.
Miss Minnie Dorsey loft yesterday on
a trip to New Orleau to visit relatives
there,
Mrs Keys went to Oakville on Mon-
day to attend the funeral of a friend.
Mr D Shonilliorl was in Oshawa 00 0
biosides strip"
Mrs W J Walker was a Stratford visitor
his week.
Mies .Hazel Deem of Stratford return
ed home last Week after spending a
month with Miss Ruby Bristow,
The bitter oold of Saturday changed
to fair ou Sunday and rained on Mou•
ay,
At the close of the morning eerrice
In the Methodist o'iruee on Sunday a
i egtismiti service will be held after
which the sarrenu,nt of the Lord's stip-
per will he admtnist,+rod. The eubj,»ea
for the evening nervi n, Will be the
Puw„r of Melo 'PI,iugs,
The travelling Agricultural college
wast ekitito, of attraction on Rot•day
'Pwo 10011C,11110 111 011 the early trot% sial
placed n. 3 : adilag. They contain, it itt
ntiniattn•u tIt.. heat and rti.•si nt•.tl iu,
btntt 1. 'aiming itxpartawero prt•a0111
ie ,-st.laict iia it 10041 Though at,e of
11,,. reuebret .I ,ys ch" a o+, w„re cr..wtl-
rd at all 111II". in tlu, evning th
Inwt; heli w•in 115041 far held. nr,
Kirin erneeeties, tuitional 9>a11c"
0..ct gardening were dealt with
molly huge given, Movie(,, pietnres
Kol'a t1e0 gt1R,n '1'lteae d[tn"n e.ra
tion car caoeet help bei ug use inl to
all who s,IW them
Repairs were made to the local
oleutrtc plant on Sunday. Over forty
nu,p were bray all day doing the work
and the power was off until eiuveu
• spick at night. In the churches iu the
evening the din religions light Woe
' quite noticeable. Lampe were 'pressed.
into servtee lint like oouuoripted energy
was not mtlab of it su000ae,
Wonderful Writing.
In competition for a prize ot'fored by
a Newspaper for the hest example of
ealcroscopio writing u reader aunt in
n fairly t'r'adable and exhaustive ac-
count of the fleet voyage of Ohr'fsto-
pber Columbus and tine discovery et'
Amoriea written en a lieu's egg
Another eompol[Mee sorit'£i of efforts
flieluded. the Levies Prayer wrLteu on
u grain of wbeat split lengthwleo and
the arse chapter of Gerierde leaeribed
within a circle no bigger than a shil-
ling.
A french Oa eadlan seat 1n Francois
Ooppee's novel of "Iienrletto," contain•
tag over 10,000 words, written on the
back of a cabinet photcg raph.
On the Menlo of u sliver watch cane
a girl of sixteen had engraved 2,107
wordy, ening a tiny Matinees needle
(lipped in a powerful acid.
A committee of nix examined the va-
rious efforts through powerful micro-
scopes, and eventually the prize was
awarded to a amen who sent in the first
two sheets of u great newspaper writ -
teat on u postcard
Thankful Invalid.
"Well, Mrs. Davies," said the district
visitor to the old woman who had Leen
bedridden far years. -rind how urs you
today?"
"Oh, I'm pretty well, thank you,"
was till cheerful answer.
"Ala, that's right!•' responded the
elergyman sympathetically. "I hardly
expected to find yon to be 1n such
good spirits, considering your affliction.
I was afraid I should pad you down
hearted."
"No, no, sire" she cried, interrupting
hum. "No, no, indeed, sirs I've emelt'
to be thankful for, I have. Why, only
the other nigbt when that house just
opposite was on fire I couldn't help
thinking of all the poor people crush-
ing each other in the street and many
of them not getting a eight of the fire
et all, while here was 1, ail nice and
comfortable in boil, and I could sea It
beautifully through my window with-
out even turning over. Yes, sir; Pre a
lot to be thankful for."—Exehange.
Novel Methods of Warfare,
In ancient history there etre two welt
authenticated instances of wild ani-
mals being used by attacking armies.
The drat is related by Applan when
describing the siege of Themiseyra, in
Pontus, by Luculius in his war against
Mithrklates. Turrets were brought up,
mounds were built, and bilge anises
were made by the Romans. The peo-
ple of Tbemiseyra dug open these
mines from above and through these
holes cast down upon the workmen
bears and other wild animals, together
pith swarms of bees. The second in-
stance occurred in England when the
Danes and Norwegians were attack-
ing Chester, held by the Saxons and
some Gallic auxiliaries. After adopt-
ing stoning and boiling water defenses
in valn) against the besiegers the Sax-
ons threw down all the beehives in the
town upon the attackers, who were
goon rooted.—Exchange.
Crossing the Legs.
If we sit for eome time with our legs
crossed our foot "goes to sleep." We
are really pressing on the sciatic nerve
wbich supplies nearly 011 of the nerves
of the leg and foot" The nerve is elas-
tic and is flattened by preasttre just
like a rubber hose. The fibers which
make up the nerve are sensory—that
is to say, they carry sensations to the
brain. Motor nerves carry sensations
from the brain to the body. The only
way to stop a nerve carrying sense -
Notts is by cutting it or by pressure,
which pushes apart the soft nerve mat-
ter, which is covered with a sheath,
just as the water is pushed apart if
you press a hose. When the pressure
is on the nerve messages cannot pass
backward and forward. If the pres-
sure is released the nerve matter re-
turns to its place and (toes its work,
The Loyal Bookseller.
Certainly the most loyal bookseller en
record was the John Stubbs who of-
fended Queen Elizabeth by publishing
a book protesting agalnnt the proposed
;carriage with the "imp of the crown
of Prance." The unhappy man was
condemned to suffer the lose of his
tight hand, which wan accordingly
chopped off with a butcher's knife in
the market plate at Westminster. "I
remember," says Camden, "standing
by Stubbs, who, as soon as his right
banal was off, took oil his bat with bis
left and cried aloud, 'Ood save the
queen!' The next moment he fainted."
—"The Romanic of tiotiksetling."
Good idea.
"I'm thinkipe of opening an all night
bat store next door to some faebioriable
restaur;ua t."
"' Lure the inset'"
"1f o reet:'nrst.t patrol doesn't feel
like tipping the list boy he can yolk
eta( bareheaded. sir"!, into my alt[,' sad
buy n new 1151."--N.'W York W43111,1,
Not Direistible,
Trnaup—•1 lu 1 1.:,ian1, will y.ai give
roe 0 bile to (ea 1.,nd> --I haven't ;my-
11,711g
aws n t;my-
11,•m; [puked but I cats giro yna at
Bair of old shoes. 'i'ratnp•—Ethos me,
ma'am, but I'm 110 eclat,
Violent.
"Wes het• father vin1ent when you
asked barn for her hued1"
"Was he! (treat ;runs! 1 Monett
he'd shape my baud oli.",—London
Saturday Journal.
—
On the Quiet,
Little Marjory—Mamma, what le a
spinster? Mother—A spinster, my dear,
is a wotnail to be envied, lint don't
tell your father I said so.—Liverpool
Mercury,
It yon would be loved, plays and be
levabla.—Franklin.
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Women's Coats and Sl' its
'1'i;1t.tt 1;icvl;'tr-ntn!-a Ined':1!)sell in thr regular
way andrmade inithn very newest cuts and styles of the
vlryfinest:material , all sizes, regular price $9 ti) $25.
HALF PRICE
Mills_,Ennds or,Flannnnelette, 15c
Regular roc quality, pure snowy flannelette in omill
ends of 2 to fo yards extra good weight, special
sale price,
1.5c a yard
Remnant Sale
We have:just placed another great pile of remnants
on this popular counter. Remnants from every de-
partment'1of the store: Many of them largerthan you
usually find on a remnant counted)
SPECIAL"SALE PRICES .r
7-44« Extra Good Carpet Ends
Those are tc ds lend' oftape tryTand Irrarsels yuali—
ties,ilimportecl samples, the very thinge,for floor mats,
bath"rooms, kitchen mats,.&c. Made from mill ends
-'" May of the best carpets
SALE iPRICE69c
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THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE MOM DAEDRITM
Wrist Try Itt Hair gets soft, ftuffyanaf
beautlfut--Get a 25 cent bottle
of Danderine.
If you care for heavy hair that Os -
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has nn incomparable softness and
la fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it Immo,
alittely dissolves every parttrlo of
ci
danng Ten ea. Bea 11a':t
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av-v, healthy hair 11 yet
at t ,:0
dendrite.Thin destructive scurf rein;
t tr+ pair of it : lustre, its strength and
9;.7 lir and if' not overcome it
nra,111t „ foveliehrio=.ls mid _telling of
e 110
the hair root famish,
A i ,37'; 1u a etre: h .ia tallsout
•i t'', i - )agent bottle. of
I ,,.n forte from our drug
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t t.• !leer, 1,1 '1'h„ beau„ ea 1,111
tt to it, a ivi the inn lel stet, mews and
.11otl1;, 141'01 tl:, 33'1311,5 0f
tlire•etarc 1101 ;010-E bunitwas hash
weol',l i 4 1 :.id. red f;,v the benefit of '
thn ooinpttny '111;.; [raili1,gndloers are
Santee Connolly, h,.b,•rt Vert is tt 111.
Riun and (leo 'lo(lartnev, who aro
eligible for election.
James (limpidly '!'lees .al Hays
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