The Seaforth News, 1917-02-22, Page 44
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ofdgro pad Molds:we, behind Dominion Book.
edits Phenv iV 0.11. Rhaeidence Pito-De Na. 606,
IMP- P. i, WV ROWS seafodh. Office met
residence , - ooderkh Muss., east of the Meths'•
dpi Church. Coroner for tete County of Huron.
?etephswr.1 o. Ce. _..,.
mo. scow di aMACKAY. Phyeleinns and
dtetPFuisth�,6rCtsieerttith'wuect, opposite Mello.
Bruduuto 'inerts and Aran Arbor, and
tri#mbar otl Ontario College sf PI*olclouo mid
Aar®tour, Coroner for County of Huron.
Ma,GKAv, honor graduate Trinity Unlvewfty,
;stold rnedallet Trinity Medical College. Member of
C011esse of Pitynldatto and hhrptons :Ontario. ,.
7'+Y.RIn Warren *LendA Children nutF leesess aerofoils
likeumaNr Troubles. Acute and Chronic Diu.
01dets. Eno. Rye, Nose *pfid fluent. Aden lde
removed without the Sadie, Consultation free,
tlpe y. Block Oink ' N,lter t411hu shoe Utero,
' i out t n.71 . to GO_t,•_l!Ndi t, d to 1l n of
Marrlap UCenSey' FL;n0,r00P
Unlit
Insurzonce
Ate you considering iaearxpce. life or Aarfient?
3Iynu. are, es postcard will get our ram.
4!, 18a 1HBNl;rlfs,Eir.
(leo no: Miert for London Life Inenraare Co..
said Insoles Gitatnntoe a n4 Accident Insurance Co.
Redford,. Oat.
Jame 'Watson
i:enernl IYrc, Life and Accident fneurnoos
Agent, neat defter In Hawing, ettwhlorn.
31 aln HGlamt. Rcatouth,
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Matinee W. Rion. Constance,. John Beanewele,
Arodohtige+it Robert 1?erdh, Constance,. Malcom
DdeKeau. Clinton; John B. IrlcLean. Seaforth;
ismer Connolly, Godarich; Jae. /Evans. Boor:mood.
Ageism
Anes. Leitch, Bedeck; 10. Mobley, Seoforth;
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walla.•¢ Chesney, gmaadvnle• J. W. Leo,
Holinewfge; R. G. Jarmouth. Brodhngco• James
Kerr god John Covenraeir. Seaford,. medicare.
Parties desirous eo eatct insurance or transact
other bal ing:sr wdi be twomptiy attended to by
epplicadon to nay of the above Mame. addressed
to Mak respective poetofflrea.
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ODITOR AND PUBLISHER~
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General Observations j
CL
Lottie Tillotson got snore free ad
vortising last week than oeual Sho
must regret she is not in Canada to
make profit on it, as she wants the
earth
*0*
Did the reoan7 cold weather develop
because the weather man could not get
coal
Clean Seed
SOW OLEAN SEED IF YOU WANT
A GOAD CROP
The visit of the Demonstration Oar
should cause farmer's to think Take
the card plots 1f they prove any thing
It was that to get a crop, good seed
must le sown, The plate showed that
good lead produced thrifty healthy
cn UM , plants, end the poor seed gave uo plants
Merits or very poor ons.s
tri The quality of the seed seven on the
119inard's into ext spring 1A11 depa41 ((p011 1110
Inil11011i farmer him"Nlf. 1t is a mister entirely
'1. his own hands if gond crop are to
he expected, good seed most be sown
'1'he farmer shoo (1 prepare tho seed
For Sal e
SCAN ON COIL
Q.Ai.EV, Semi Jrilt
phone 1180
d."art 14F7'f Cu �, rrr:H,
:12 Idt
iffSHILI i Pie. 11
0111 tf6 It.:1'ill i 'OW
1.
Sea:, frli.ii.i4c:WS
�irlll suppIgy OV��
afalbira li ami!V lie
Mine
tvetalass127
Clow for the spring growing During the
winter mouths. when other farm work
isnot pressing is the bast time to clean
the grain for seed The beat grain
grown 0e the farm 8110111(1 na n8ed and
should he put through a fanning null
two or three times at least, or until all
of the light shrunken grain and weed
seeds fire removed There is a distinct
loss in s•,wiug weak sued and it is fit "0
profltnhl8 to screen out the eh. unken
curl weak grain nod feell it than to sew
if .and I(.ae both it anti the trop.
r ho irrreas. iu total tielt3 in t.11 clear
pr„fit A erne of ,,ttlin..rt seed m,v
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'5, No. 3, l u.11et
Report of Ft. 13. NO, 3, Sidles, for Ito
month of January. The name* aro lir.
rouged in Ander of merit. Those mark-
ed with an eeterlok (1) have attoudod
ovary day
Sr 1V
}Blanche Wheatley, IVerna i alt,
}Tlrelrne Dale t Walter Scott,
Jr' iv
Jamey Armatr0ug, Clifford Britton
fir. III
Jack Kellar, Jean LemmaLemmaClifford
°nrtor, Lorne Lawson. '}Corns Dale,
{ Wilfrid Scott.
Jr 111
Violet Soots, fPhoobe 'Wakefield.'Wakefield.8r it
3 'Garlic Riley, Alvino Dale, Peter'
Dunlop.
Jr 11
3Frank Riley ¢Arnold Dale, Williford
Colnlough, t Kozel 1101,121,12, Mildred
Britton, Blanche 8tovene.
} Willie Dale, 1'Joophine Barwick,
}IEdnh Riley.
Unless worsts be expelled from the
system, no child can he healthy, Mother
Gravel' Worm Ilxterininator is the beat
modloine extant to destroy worms.
700' BUSHELS WHEAT FROM 20
A(3RI3
HENRY FRAZER, Forest, Ontario.
says.
"1 have used your Homestead For
tiPrer for four years with gond resnits,
beat Fall 1 sowed 20 acres of wheat
with no other dressing, 200 pounds to
the acre, The yield was 35 bushels p, r
mare My neighbor did not use Fer-
tilizer and hie wheat only will yield
about 20 bushels pee acro. My wheat
wintered better, filled bettor, 001188
quently pro 'wed butter.
WOULDN'T SOW WFI EAT WITEI
OUT HOMESTEAD
R. ALLISON, Park Hill, Onta.
rip, pays,
"1 have used Homestead Bone Black
Fertiliser for the last three years and
I find it pays. I 'tee it in oonneotion
with manure and plover end I would
not sow wheat with out it.”
GOOD PROFIT
J. W. GREGO, Foldens, Ontario, ears
„I used one hundred and fifty pounds
of Homestead Fertiliser on fourteen
rows of turnips, testing it with fourteen
rows of unfertilized, and realized fift-
five bushels of turnips profit from the
fertilized ground. All the ground was
otherwise treated alike."
write Michigan Carhon Works, De-
troit, for
e•troit,for frea book and particulars about
their Homestead Boom Bleak Fertilizer
Wine and experienced mothers know
when' their children are troubled with
worms end loan no time m applying
Miller's Worm powders, the most
elfeatfve verinifttgo that can be used,
It is absolute !u clearing the system of
worms and metering those healthy con•
dition8 without which there can be no
comfort Inc the ohi'd, or hope of robust
growth It i8 the moat trustworthy of
worm exterminators.
Ponalt10e FOP Meat i1ntittg,
4 meet remarkable regulation erred.1ug the food supply Wan one which at'
tatted its hill vigor during .Shake'
sp0are's 7011th (In(] whites, lis view et
➢r18 early familiarity with the sluugle
ter Nous( thele ale Beveult•en refer-
euees to the butcher" trade in the Ids-
torten!,plays trust Intro been brought
particularly to ills notice. Tale 561
tho law, drat onuete i In 1349 and ex•
tended in 1003, eaforping abstinence
from flesh for puliticel and ecouomie
rcaeons, not only lo Leat and ou l tu-
ber days, Vigils and Fridays, but also
on Saturday* and even on Wednes-
days. The object aimed at in this lel.
11211)30n was the terengthen.ing of the
British navy throne!) tbo encourage
#hent of the **befits, the North mea
tisherles being roe:treed as a gold mine
which fbo Dutch were exploiting. In
1003 four wom0u who 1104 a meal of
meat in a London inVernduring Lent
were set In tIo stocks all might, and
the woman u'b0 supplied them was sot
la the pillory.
Wild Cotton.
A common plant. wlt1011 grove in a
score of shapes and sizes hi the milk-
weed. It is culled milkweed from the
minCy' juice eonta!netl in the atem8.
Some bear white blosotns, others pur-
ple, while the *tees and leaves Gave a
variety of sizes and shoes. After' filo
blossoms (Reappear the plants bear
seed polls, which are the "hangers" for
the air scouts,
Each seed has a eel of wings of airy
lint. As the pods ripen and break
open the wind lifts lite light seeds and
scatters them broadi'ast,
Nature came very near ranking a
substitute for cottou viten she pro-
duced milkweed. In tact, the plant is
known sometimes as "wild cotton."
But rho lint in the see(' pods bas not
the twist of cotton Ober and therefore
cannot be need for spinning. Never.
Useless it provides it satisfactory down
for stuffing pillows, a use to whieh fre-
quently ft Is applied. -1 .i,tori Journal.
An Artist's Joke.
Holman Hunt. who began life as e
clerk to an auctioneer and estate
agent, was constantly drawing por-
traits when he should have been draw.
Ing up leases, and in his chosen pro-
fession he was never slow to seize the
lying moment. The wiudows to his
room were made of ground glass, and
as he bad little to do he spent much
of his time in drawing flies upon its
roughened surface. A blot of ink sub
aced for the body and some delicate
pencil strokes for the wings, and at a
distance the deception was perfect,
Day by day the number increased, and
one morning his employer came in,
stopped before the window and es -
claimed: "I can't make out how it is.
Every day that I come Into this room
there seem to be more and more flies."
And, taking out his handkerchief, he
attempted to brush them away.
Now Zealand's Glaciers,
The great size of the glaciers around
Mount Cook, in New Zealand, has been
often remarked. The Tasman is eight.,
miles long, the Murchison ten
miles, the Godley eight miles, the Muel•
ler eight miles and the Rooker seven
miles. Most of these glaciers have
moraines of exceeding roughness, but
the approaches to them are not steep,
as is usually the case with Europeanglaciers. The southern Alpine snow
line is only a little over 7,000 feet.
Glacially polished rocks are rare, and
Ln many ways the mouutains are sin-
gularly different from those of central
Europe.
His Practice.
"The footpad fired at you four times
from a distance of twenty feet and yet
missed you?" d
"Oh, no!" replied the hero of the ad-
venture. "I missed him. I bave dodged
so many automobiles and motorcycles
that I had no difficulty in dodging the
bullet's."—Kansas City Star.
Missing Then.
� � e �'t �i l�l SALE Fat her—Don't know the French for
cat, and you had a French nurse for
On Feb. 28th 1017 at 1 P. m. Lot 14 years! Etoperul—But, dad, we hadn't
(Concession 2 McKillop there will bo at. got a cat when Adele was with us.—
extensive ante of farm stook and London Punch.
`
implements,
Stewart McIntosh
Proprietor
Thos. Brown: Deserves Encouragement.
Briggs—So you iateud to encourage
Auotionenr your wife's literary ambitions, do you?
Griggs -1 do. It's better to hare her
making up :torics about imaginary
people than about the neighbors.—Iloa-
ton Transcript,
y:etd. 3 i.tsl,r-la ",r nen', sod u.,:t211
NOTICE!
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is r• [:t' pelt) and Mur, 1 n is
ala, O'. till .0 1111,1 i,.11•.•.10 ,, 1,>Ud 4pfinrl
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P11!..-- Meet of she nil.
m • that: oral hug to 112.1),.!' 14it11
t, t7,. thew origin ir. a tG,:u,'ile sal slots,
which t8 m delicate r.rg til, peon lady
ausoe'•ptihle to the disturbances filet.
come from irregular habits .n kelt of
Oat,. in noting and drinking. 'I his
accounts fur the great rattily liver
regulators now prefixed on the attention
of sufferers. Of these there is none
importer to Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
Their operation though giutie 1s effec-
tive, and the most delicate eau Ilse them
Cornn','nciu1. on 141ondnv
Fein -nary 1 2th, Transcrin-
iinrtil:hl trtlin t0 4,Ifil1Url',
Port Arthur, I ,rt
l\rinnipel;, }ifail21',i , I\) git'7t,
.S;iskattlon, Calltary, Notch
l>ntt.elard. Edmonton, Vai
ct ul vier tied the Pacific
Coast, will leave 'f oionet)
Union Station at 9 P. tl.
instead of to,45 P. M.
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
CANADIAN NUC&THE N
Traced Deck.
"When Jupiter's hent ached he called
Vulcan to euro 11 by tutting it open
with an t1$."
"Ile must have had the first splitting
headache of record," -Balt 'more Amer-
tcadr.
Resourceful.
"Kitty 13 sorb a resourceful 6'1x1."
"Is slre3"
"\Why, the other day when she'd left
her reticule fit Mune Ole Imlv(112W 1101'
110ae with a marshmallow," --Boston
Transcript,
Feminine Genius.
"NWomen seem successful In bust -
nese,"
"They have advantages. A woman
eau keep a set of books and a card
index in her head." — Kauses City
Journal.
Well, There Were.
For years the village druggist bad
two beg red bottles la the window. Ole
took tbem out and filled the window
with imported Perfumes.
"There!" exclaimed a passerby.
'"There's come scouts in that."
Thursday
eb 22
TH21
THE
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tilt°.
MINISTER OF FINANGR
REQUESTS
PEOPLE OF CANADA TO
8EGiN NOW
,AVE MONEY FOR THE
NEXT WAR LOAN
neVArtTn'4.at7 04, 41440)402
arTA2A
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1857 - 1917
iiX'l'Y TEARS OF PRO-
() KESS AND 8001)ESS
We nave eutabliubed a lasting re-
putation for fair and square dealing
cud are now prepared to meet existing
conditions by offering our high grade
trees and plants (heat to ouatomore at
hock,, Mutton Prima, Don't delay
,,!toting fruit trees and plants as there
)s nothing pays better, Send for our
dust 1ail (lciccula,s (i beudp variet1e
,which you can direct and get the be-
nefit ofagent's eommiselon' Our prises
will be sure to interest you.
THE 1/11A8E B1tOTHERS 00.8444
OF ONTARIO, LTD.
COLBORNE, 0NT.
One of the commonest oomplainte of
infants is worms and the most effective
application for them is,Mother Grave's
worms Exterminator.
Fertilizer and Lime;
Any one wanting' fertilize
should secure their supply
at once and get our prices.
['hey aretlow.
Austin Dulmage
Londesboro
Phone 4 on 161
10 TIENT "CASOARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath—Garay Cathartic.
No odds how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches, how miserable you are from
constipation, indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels—you always get
relief with Cascarets. They Imimo-
diately cleanse and regulate the stom-
ach, remove the sour, fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con-
stipated 'waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. A
10 -cent box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean;
stomach sweet and head clear for
months. They work while you sleep.
lt,' m""r'•b pita .;.mdminLstY.3 ito[-(1
'"Foo' the 133100ct r.a tier Life. °' is
4 $111 Ili, t i
44
with a.,,y 1Gi300(10 doe to Impure htoo.+e
such an Eoxorna, Scrofula,Scurwy, Bad i
I.ego, Abtoeseoe, 0100004 Glandular
Swellinnt, 81) 1,, Pinrpleo, Soren ofany �'
kind, pito8,tiloed Poeeon,nnournatmm,
tout, ore., don't waste your time aid money
nn lotions and ointments which cannot get.
below thesurface of the skin. What loo want
medicine that will thermighty free the 1.10*'
of the poisonous matter which alone is the true,
rise of all your sm%ries. Clarke's Shied _t
raise
183001 such a medicine. Itis composed
of ingredients which quickly expel from the
blood Itll impurities, from whatever cause
&Titling, rind by rendertng it nleau and pure,
Can be relied on to effect a lasting care,
ir'A°uenu,u l tenor a, 1 ••an
Moil u'i! o eootehldk
Over 52 years'
nesces0.
plmasot to
take.
eehd be as
(Owoldta aedl
8tarehmere.
sanrawi CURES ALL
SIUi & MOD DISEASES,
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01 11 raider this Hund etre
pubesihed free of charge, ex-
wh (Muse east rdtug muonugn
ire en admission fee is
Merged. 123 rate for such
being -aye 110•1,1 p•,releetat line
.sae
SE?2 F2RTIF1 eHUReteES
St. James,'
St. James, Ohuroh, Rev. Father P
Corcoran, Rev. Father G. R, North.
graves ,Morning Mase 7 min, Bigh
Mass 10.30 a.m. Sunday school 2.30
p m. Evening vespers 7 p.m.
St. Thomas'
Rev. T, H. Brown, Rector, Sunday
aorvioes 11 nim, and 7 p.m. Sunday
school 2.30 p. m. Women'* Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2 30
p.m. Children'ibranah Saturday 2 p.m.
ntoroession services every Thursday,
.0 p.m.
First Presbyterian
Rev, li'. H, Larkin„ Pastor. Sunday
seri iota 11 aim. and 7 p m, Sunday
school 2.30 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7.45 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Sooiety•tbe first Tuesday in eaob
month at 7.45, Barbara Kirkman Mie•
Mon Band 3rd Tuesday: in the month at
730 p.m, Sunshine Mission Band
every 2nd Monday at 4.15 p.m.
Methodist
Rev, G. McKinley, B. D., pastor
—4U Q) \ Y - lines a t 10:00 a.m.
Public service 11 a.m, and 7 p.m, Sun
clay school sad Bible study Glass 2,30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m, Prayer
Meeting Thurada y 8. p.m.
Salvaiton }army
Capt. Froud and Lieut. Smatters
Rothman meeting 11 8.hn. Praise
service 8 p.m, Gospel service 7 o'm
Childrous Service—Directory class 10
aim, Bible 0188888 4 p.m, Week night
Meetings—Wednesday Pryer meeting
8p.m.
Egmondville, Presbyterian
Rev. J. Argo, pastor. Sunday set•
vices 11 a.m. and 7 p m. Bible oletas
3 pan, Prayer meeting Wednesday
m. Y P.31.8, Union 3rd Friday
in the month S p in, Woman's 3,1 18,11.1)'
try : 3oeifety Ord Wednesday in the mouth
t 2 30 pm, Ladies' Aid treats its
n(-di,tely after.
itdt lgilkop Presbyterian
it,.v. 1) ')arswell 045101'. rsuudhty
twines Darfa' choral' 1111.m 8uuday
•!col 10 n m. Prayer sleeting Wed -
,,tl::y 9 pan. Wtrnrnin's Missionary
octet} last li'riday its 11:2021 month at
' o'clock,
311'snstaet0a .7ietbodlst
Bey. (J, U. Koine, pouter. Sunday
rvitie 2 :20 pont. Young People's Lea -
1.2 3,1 a to Artxll
r first 1;1n.allny of every month rt
e, . fit, Ball'+' Aid last Churl day.
a,toh month 2.30 pita
tt.
Wintlt"op Presbyterian
i2nday service 2 30 pm. Sunday
owl 15pm. Prayer meeting
'41eeday 8 pre, L.0,W lest Wed.
Highest Prices Paid
for rags, rubhers, bones,
metal; horse hair, hides,
skins, all kinds of furs etc.
Also take books
end newspapers
Appelzlt &
'ORTH JUNK, DEALER
torose from Creamery
Phone 183
r ami
Have You Any
Pictures to Copy
Copying of old pictures is au
art in itself, each picture requir
ing individual treatment, and
often not being entrusted to the
photographer until almost Be-
yond reoovery. By letting us
copy your old pictures you are
sure of good work, and of getting
the originals hank undamaged.
Bring them in, and let ue esti-
mate on the work,
Fell's Studio
LPhone 19 - SEAPORTS imul
este.
SPEC':I11.L NOT1 E
From information just received
it expected that the Dominion
Government will put ont another
War Loan of one hundred millions
and possibly more sometime ahont
the 1.5th of ,Mar. This will no doubt
be offered to the Public) on the same
terms an the two former issues
If yeti' have not subeoribed to
either of the formers leans, you will
have an opportunity to get in on tlua
No better investment can be scoured
than government War Boucle And
you are helping to win the war I
will
rotative, subscription for this
issue, the same an for the two former
loans
All information eheerfnlly—on
application to
JOHFI, AN
1. Debenture Broker
Main Street,$eafortb
Phone 930
BLAFORTI'f MAtt10ET
Good Milling Wheat ........n,,,.�1.60
(1,tta .,......... 60
ti,lrlev ....—......-00
Bran her ton 35 00
Shorts per tion ..•............, ... 40
ltour ............................. 4 60 51)0
Butter .., 35
Eggs 42
Flogs to farmers...................13 55
Aro Oil Without Algnliel•--Serle oils
and ninny rel+)linin; have"alcohol 88 a
prominent ingredient. A judicious ming
hog of sin essential (tile compose the
famous Dr, Thome Electric Oil, and
there is no (1111oir(11 in it, so that its
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