The Seaforth News, 1917-02-22, Page 810071.11141,11.11111104091410111.114111e11111,1e.WWWWWW111
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Kinburn
Mr Illptirisni Clerk ie uow a happy
man It is o daughter,
Mr Fred Wakefield is now working
in the munition plant at &Worth
The 0, I 0 held their Red Cross sewing
meeting in the ehureh last week.
Mr Will Hall has joined the Arita
Corea and is expected home es 110 will
leave at once for Illugland.
Winthrop
The Winthrop Branch of the Rod
those held an At Home in °alders Ball
on Wednesday evening Feb 7511 in aid
of the Rod Cross Though the night
Wee rough and ;ammo, and roads bad
there was a good number present who
seemed to enjoy themselves st the
games after which their was a ehort
programme with Reeve J M (Jove:110;1k
in the Moir Solos by Misses Marion
doarlett, Della MeGavin, Jean Carswell
Mabel Bullard, Mrs Alden McHavan;
Rentation by Bessie and Melvin Blan.
chard and little Margaret Eaton; In-
atromentals by Miss Johnston and Mr
m Johnston and Mr Tbos Shannon;
an address on Red Crofts by Rev Mr
Caoswell which was full of interest
After lunch they sang God Savo the
King.
Proceeds were $23 SO. This branch
has made and sent to Seaforth during
Dec., Jan. and Feb the following art-
icles:- 90 suits amots, 16 hospital
shirtu,'29 flannel shirts, 73 pr. socks
and contributed $170 (38
e lin to n
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKay of
Seattle, Wash. who have boon east
for some time, wore guests 01 f het
aunt, Mrs, D. Reynolds leen week.
Mina Knott of Charleaburg is VIE OA;
Airs J A Rubinson at the Keotory
Mra. Rutledge is home again after
visiting her daughter at South Bend
Ind.
Capt. the Rev F 0 Harper, Chaplain
of 177th Battglien, stationeu at Barrie
was in town fur a few days last week
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Postmaster Scott went to Clarleton
Place Irsat week to attend the funeral of
elsIk‘eit7 Pr on eT 17: 74. I rt vr his brewer.
to KM %mei V",er %,eir L.,i c
t. EU JOHN W. 4t. SteritrIA.Oralf, M.D., D.P.B.. CI -OFF OFFICER
rucefield
Dr Glandfield)s sister was married re -
tit& rine PRoeiffelltelli BOARD (1lr MLA a,i111. foently
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r?,21oPAN'IP WITLPARIO.—ARTICLE N. e.
The coal situation sus somewhat too—
, !rowed by two cars of coal
.-.ET-Ntssu e for any ,i2.,erNil reason the ba:.:. ...anent bo nursed farm i
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n loci., moult
, Mot simen MeRt t. zie lira; sold her
by 11;..; nwo f.:0;-1',;;;.. 1,nilk shOuld be securof loon a wet -nurse. -.
7.1% 7 wL7,Li. 11!,i,o1`171Zit '4,,1quizillo in an otherv- i ,.mtigfactory Wet- Mess, a lett end Bowie hare list I
,...,11.. 1i4 7,4.1. and et9,),:,,tia11y ti;:31 : .-L-• 5304 no disease on IA 111111 4-4,14 14ertutiveN reel. 11, gives is!
such as syphilis. 'fo l:..r., certain 1:;,t this a blood test shoL.i be made in every aid In 1 reutrag the Red Cress 14 4 rrititi
=se. Tho 1,,,,,,t -,,u,..,,..1 ktby tai M. well and near t.: same age as the for retunii.(1 seldieis in Looloti ..
aneSli, baby to be 11:iti,l'i.
Weaning the aby. Ii.<4.ind of weaning should 1 upy two or thre
weeks. It must not be ea...”ied 4.tzt soddenly. .A bottle ti _ding should b
substituted for a nursing every third or fourth day until all the feedings ar
drom the bottle. Thus the baby nae gradually become aeoustomed to the
Shange, and the mother's breasts will not give any trouble if she is mtreful
to limit the quantity of food ahe haa been taking, Every baby should be
weaned by ten months, and in no moo should a baby be nursed longer than
g year. It is best not to wean the baby in the hot summer weather.
Proprietary Foods. The writer has little use fee the numerous so -
stalled baby foods on the market. They are of two kind., those to be added
to cow's milk and those vrithout, The former simply z:dr1 greatly to the
made without milk are not satisfactory. Some of the proprietary foods
are exceedingly expensive. If they are used at all it should only be in cases
where the baby cannot digest cow's intik. and then only on the advice of
a competent and responsible physician. Just here I miglit remark that for
some reason or other, (perhaps indifference or a lazy mind), some doctors
are too read/ to advise the use of these patent foods. They should think
twice or three times before doing so.
of the late Wm. Moir her for burial,
,fierwarde returned home by way of
Beafortit where ihey visited Mateyo.
Little Eddie Berry while using nosh
lig wax got bin fame anti heeds badly
burned
A number of business men have
reeged to get the latest news by wire
Vary morniug aims the tuella ere 80
ate in arriving. •
ihe King Getup hotel has been
closed up,
Mr o Peter Woodley of Osborne is
quite poorly at present.
Mr 0 0 Booth of Toronto will Mart
13 aeries of revival services ou Sunday 03
the Methodist Uburah.
Roe J F Knight haa been asked t
remain for a third year
Miss Florence Pope has been visiting
relatives here before mitring to bran.
don where alio is to be married.
hirJaaJohuston shipped a carload
of stock and furuiture to the west where
he has gouto to live,
Dublin
Miss Mignon Benug of Sebringville
spent the week end with Mimi Mario
NeVeLl
Mrs may has returned home after an
exteudeci visit with Metals in Luellen
Mr Dave bioinben tfi Detroit to vent.
tug his farmer who is seriously ill at his
home here
Nle55 Herm of Minden Mich and
Ms slater Mrs W ti Evora' of Halt at.
Delsiltal 1118 Imeral of their mother Mrs
John Horan on Monday
Mt 1! Duni of Uodermh spent Mon.
with his daughter Moe T Molneaux
Manley
LSlr 1:I. eisnburg did the thresh
1319 with Ins Birdseed Mover tlUIIuv
Mr Leo Mackay from Stratford
spent in our burg
Qa11408 number from here attended
the Duolin ball Friday night
Sumo of our young people took in
the Uid Tittle Daiwa 331 Seaforth last
Monday mot All had an eujoyabte
(tom
Mr Kkukart threshed one load of
clover last week from which he got
11.1 be ul Bee() ho can beat that P
eronnarty
eir Geo Stacey of 'reroute has been
918 f.1119 for the last Week or Su tit hume
of his BOWL' bale 11 Mra 6 Miller
Miss Lizzie Hoggarth returned hum
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air latti 1119 Barns of 1)1103 1311 stem
with mr and Mrs Mulltinuel
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MTH "THIar PIXIS"
TO OONSTIPATED 0Innt11
igelloions "Fruit Laxative caret leeriel
tender little Stomosolle over
and bowels.
Look at the tongue, mother' If
mated, your little one's stomach, West
and bowel e need Cleansing at 04100,
When peevinh, orme, domml
eleep, et or act neturally, 08 ift fever.
atomech aour, breath bad; hate
sore throat, diarrhoea, fall of cold, giy%
a teaspoonful of °California SOMA Of
Figs," and in a few bourn all tho tau),
constipated waste, auidigested food
and Dom' bile gently MOTee out of ito
little bowels without griping, and you
have a well, playful child again. Mak
your driagelet for a 6tecent bottle of
'California Syrup of Floe, with% con.
bane full directionfor babies, &li-
chen of enemas Onr wromeme,
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TO INVEST
O.MAIMMINI
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HOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING
INVESTMENT MAY PURCHASE
AT PAR
DOMINION OF CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK
IN SUMS OF ssoo OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF.
Principal repayable 1st October, 1919.
Interest payable half -yearly, 1st April and lst October by cheque (free of exchange at
any chartered Bank In Canada) at the rate of five per cent per annum from the date of
purchase.
Holders of this stock will have the privilege of surrendering at par and accrued interest,
as the equivalent of cash, in payment of any allotment made under any future war loan Wave
in Canada other than an issuo of Treasury Bills or other like short date security.
Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only.
A commission of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed to recognized bond and
stock brokers on allotments. made in respect of applications for this stock which bear their
stamp.
For application forms apply to the Deputy Minister of Finance, Ottawa.
CePARTMENT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA,
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1; Do yell take 11.1.0 90 1001( 10111k
1191.1' 1 110 11111 of life feel calf 1111 the (Ia)s
of yo olden times ellen ou were at
the 1 flames i133380(1 Anniversary 601 elute ,
0 sib 11M ininnLy Home hotter the protect4 og care of a
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;expense of cow's milk without increasing its value as a food, and those
Substitutes for Cow's Mil).
Condensed Milk. Condensed walk le milk from which the water and
often some of the cream has been removed. In many eases sugar has been
(added and the condensed product is frequently made from an inferior grade
of milk. It should not be used as infants' food except in travelling or in
oeuntries where it is Imposaible to obtain fresh cow's milk.
Goat's kith. The milk of goats and asses may be used where cow's
milk cannot be obtained, but strict/yr under the advice of a Phrsioian.
Feeding for Hot Days. On very hot days, etc., baby should not be
torged to take too much, Give him cooled boiled water frequently. Dilute
the feeding by replacing one ounce of the formula with one ounce of boiled
water in each bottle.
Hours of Reeding. The hours of feeding for a bottle-fed baby are the
Some as for a breast-fed baby. By the end of the third day he should be fed
leery two hours in the day time and every four hours at night, ten feedings
is the twenty-four hours. At one or one and a half months he should be
ad every tw, and a halt hours, or nine feedings in the twenty -for hours.
it about ilve or six weeks or OW aoon as possible the time should be
hanged to every three hours. The feedings will then be at 6, 0, 12, 3,
, 10, and 2 .in, .The latter feeding should be omitted as soon as the baby
ill go from 10 at night to 6 in the morning. After Mile or ten months the
ery will usually sleep through the wbole night. Then ..he 10 lent feeding
la be omitted.
Things to Remember.
Buy only eleun milk, from a clean milkman. Keep it clean In your
me.
tiny to the baby the freshest milk you can get, but not neeesearily
richest milk.
If your town has not a Milk By -Law, or 12 11 is not eaforeed, have the.
there unite and get after the town council about IL
Endeavor to have milk deli
es. Buie milk in not safe,
l; and flies are sure to get into it. When milk is rim Oved put it on ice
,tice and keep it there until used. Warm milk mon ;polls, and ;moiled
is sure to melte the baby sick.
Never leave an open //Heber out of doors for the milltman to pour the
into,. and never allow milk to stand about the boars in open vessels
a 'the steps in the 8110
If you must feed your baby on other than bren,r milk don't use a
o with a tube, Use rubber nipples and go to the woe test trouble to
tuft nipplcra, bottlee, and MI utensils used are absolutely clean, '
S THE BIRTH OF YOUR BABY REGISTRRIAG?
Mr. Jae. Bergin of Windsor 1988 111 the
Village for a few days.
Mr. Horan of Seaforth spent Sudsy
with his mother here.
Mrs W. K. Evans of Galt spent a few
days visiting her mother Mra Horan
Mr Frank Me Connell 1988 )0 London
on Saturday.
Miss M Bruner oalled on friends in
Mitchell this week.
Mrs Jas. Kranokopf visited friends m
Mitchell on Tuesday
Mrs F, Feeney was a Seaforth visitor
sinoe our lust issue.
flensall
1Flensall lost one of its oldest eitisens
last week in the person of Henry Busch
in his 90th year. Mr Busch was a native
of Germany, coming to this country
when a young man, and for many years
resided here, He was a man of suirling
qualities, and was very etrong, and
melee for his yen's; in fact a very feW
years ago he was able to moist with all
the work about tho home Beside 1118
age Widow, he !Berea a family of four
party at the litnno of Al
and Mrs dleX kitewert on Thur, evett
tog wet; given fur Arthur who Mit le
the o wit 011 hat, k1 was v.0 °setup
levy young man and one who will be
greatly missed.
r 0/11 13, event Ileellibly 1)1 11 pint)
• oer home, ever eeettr to you as the
happiest home of your eventful life?
- These queetione ars for the "Old
Bayd
fiel
[303w', those who have posited hu
Wien of life alai are now on the do
slope and who from natural w
stool miss into the Unknown beyond,
where they are to enjoy the rewards
that come of a well (tweeted life.
The throe act play eutitled Stolen Boys, think of the old home where
Diamonds put on by the youn9 people wore father, mother, and the charming
of the village in the Terve hall 011 brothers and iraitora whose whole aim
Friday evening last woe a success it was to keep home happy and make
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would not be fair to particularize as life a ploasnre rattier than a burdeo,
meet of the prefortners did their parts Yon remember father's outlier behind
in a Very creditable manner and the the big fireplace, do yuu not? Sue lien
tile al101taiee Were well pleased with the
She ell tell aisLtheat Miss Jessie bleddea
of Luuknow also. modeled a couple uf
aurae 1 u very pleasing manner Tile
prueeecis amounted to over $46 half of
whieh
was donated to the local Pat.
rlutiu tiumety the other half being fur
the benefit of SO Andrews ehuroh
The Patriotic Society intend holding
ti hard (Imo social in the Town Hall 00
rues evening Mar 6th a hard eine
much will be served
MIsO Jessio Geddes of Imeltnow spent
the weok end With her stater Alias
Wan Llistidea principal of our public
101111, and three daughters, all grown up I suited
to mourn his loss.
kilo fishermen are reeking good hauls
Lt, G. Gaunt, who is on settee ser -
of herruig Wiese days
rine in Prance, wall -known hero, and A
A nrautier of the members of Court
Rose et r+llarton U 0 F ;toweled the
hotertil 01 the lato 13 !tuner ul
Varna an Sunday afternoon Om (h0,,8.
*3(0 was 01 tne Court The Intel moot
was mural la the (1113 11411(1 ceinecexy
onident of Seafarth 0, has boen
awarded leniilitary cross for bravery
He is the son of Bov '8 313). (hold of
Formosa.
Mr. nod IM 78. Jeri Cape, Me Him
Coat; mid Dr. awl Mite 0331
of Cormier, who accompanied the bode
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liniment prattle of younger brothels universal, Curtain, 11 ealitlet be an live,
and senors 'rimy nitwit the kindly Those who have before, no matter raw
directed efforts of die seniore to 8003388 long their days, seem to have lived and
vanished us creatures ol the hour, so.
that even over the death of the young
we should not lament at (ho aserniug
untimeliness of their taking off It is
tntloaureet to assume that the death ie
the young is a peouliar calamity and
hardship How can we what they
eeetiped, or decide that they are not
singularly fortunate? Who finds life
such an unmixed blessing as to grieve •
long over the translation of tingle who
are yot innocent and happy to serener
spheres It is vain and unavailing
to grieve over what has happened and
rennet be altered. It does no good to
the dead and it Mimes the living It is
also mutely against tho Presiding Judi; .
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88 he sits and node 111 the twilighthjoy and p
t of
the dimfire m
id dfraternity of
reams of the day atroutiou
when his boys will be Senators and will
not have tuatara) the bitter trials of
the dark forests or treeless prairies,
Peruhance he hes toiled all day in
the clearing, vigorously battling with
nature for the asoendency of the arts
of Mall He did those things you know
and all for you too Hie trials were
bitter His alma were noble His ob
join was happiness prompted by a mo-
tive of lova The home was crude com-
pared with the gorgeous palaces of
these days Rut the joy was there
because father was and love because
mother was Yes see her as she sits
at her o orIl over 111 the corner 048 le
the perfera einhodiment happiness
1.1 boys un
it girls aro all at home
They neo yet in their innocency and
sho e
knes their every. thoughtnd
aoh—
!weevil WWI p1.1)111 5113111' beery net
, (101*ef roniloa intuit, no. 14.11 who orders "8 winch chime in With the ehereh Red
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moer, bee hers alio our truths, 113,4431100111., demos the middle agile. Who
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sat ors flre 011 0-20(310 What (blithe, All must die. To dio Is as common and h" I 11 11' rs""i"11• '1‘111.11 3)11119
.s comfort in them Croy recall 13 tion, the deepair that 20113,331,5 fled
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hums with its bonds of
The titre old forest and the wide ex -
/reeding precis are there too The low
murrnering rill with ita beautiful sung
is there We wine all there W11011 we
are old anti all that We y011119 but now
we are old and all that we can do la
recall, recall, reoull
Do this boys alai elee 12 you do not
appreciate more all that you are
and have It 05 3)115 j11311 !hat you 'Mould
affuotionately look upon the past
MOURNING P01.1, TfIE DRAB. '
33)143)43 Are (ow things t,, which 1A011
anti women show theinaelves irration
al se premier mid aniunimilig grief
for the dead, 11 3, not lit 1111111,111 11511114
to be philosophic 111313))the earth luta
closed over elle WO 109e, hilt /0 0,0)503
agony and sorrow la nearly 101 abdica
of all, To honor the dead aright is
0110)1511 fondly the memory of good
poisitione and decd.., and make that
memory a guide for (1318 own soiritnal
attainments Thisbe better thee 0)3)5430slabs, glowing memorials or deem; ring
plume of fruitless woe. The, ancient
world never leeched *loath with The ter.
of meaning lie 13i those words There
as natural aa to livo Honig cuintnon °Ili"' 13' Plveleiffl the ret's of onindrilow
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