The Seaforth News, 1917-03-29, Page 8THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
WM EOMVND WALKER, C.Y,t?„ LLD. p.C.1«, 2'ro4.1daat
Ji91H *UW, General Maaag+r, H. V, P. JONES, AM't Gowrat Manager
• CAPITAL, $15,000,000 BESEBVE FUND, $13,500,000
FARMERS' BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every
itficility for the transaction of their banking business, including
the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes
me supplied free of charge on application. s6t
Sealfortii
J.G. MULLEN MANASEn
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VERY ONE GAN do
something for his
COtt 17try .
Some can bear arms
Some can produce food
Some can make munitions
Some can give money
ft is the privilege of all to help.
U GAN SERVE by
Fighting—Working—
Saving--Giving orking—
Saving--Grivin.g
This is NATIONAL SERVICE
Are YOU doing your part ?
LL EYES turn now to
the Canadian Farmer,
for he can render the
Empire SPECIAL SERVICE
tis sternest year of the
wt r.
is LLs;:-- tsar farms are badly imder-
:: tI__.3.1,1i'1191 rrnexa are m?eded on
t69d a zd.
With 1..:,9' dont help, the pian on
Veal.' Land lights an uphill light to
meet 5:11.•;' pressing need for Fo d,
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Municipal Councils, Churches and
Schools, and other organizations,
both of men and wol-.:ne;, can render
National Service by directing all
available labour to the Land.
Farmers themselves can exchange
labour. School boys can assist.
Were you raised on a farm? Can you
drive a team? Can you handle fork
or hoe? If you can't fight, you can
produce. Spend the Summer work-
ing on the Farm.
Let every man, woman and child in
the Dominion who has access to
Land, no matter how small the plot,
make it produce Food in 1917.
For Information on any subject relating to
the Farm aud Garden wrlte:—
INFOORMATION BUREAU
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
OT7CA'la/A.
DEPMMTIVIEI T OF ANC JLTU E
OTTAWA, CANADA.
NON. MARTIN BURRELL, MINISTER.
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CORRESPONDENCE ONDENCE
Walton
Tho beef Hoge start next with oper.
ations for 1tt17, Patrons of the Wal.
ton Ring will gat their meat out leri
day evening, John Bell will do ,the
of preparing the supply
Hy Hatuiltou who is 70 years of Age
is stall a vigorous traveller having just
returned from Ottawa, He has lived
•18 yrs in McKillop where his wife died
6 years ago after awedded life of 50 yrs
Mr and Mrs J C McCall who are re-
moving to Brussels was tendered a
farewell in Duff's Church, They will
be greatly missed here,
hayfield
Noise Hilda 1King who has spent the
past two menthe with frionds at Strat-
ford returned home last week.
Miss Ada Rowatt is still confined to
the house suffering from the elfoots of a
badly strained ankle
Messrs William and Albert Leitch
loft on Saturday for Gull Lake Sask.
whore they will spend the summer on
their land
The tea on the river broke up during
Friday night and went out without
doing any damage. This was four
days earlier than last year
Mr Robert Spackman who spent the
mountor in London has returned home
and is preparing for the season for
cement wotlr d
•i ) •8• as 1Qlutatou !Uhl hlr ItataWeli,
her father left. Neout•ly f.,r the West
where Mr Jolla#tun is,
Mrs A l` Hogarth has returned to
Calgary after epentlit,g the winter tyre,
Spring has oome along beautifully
hia wuok and w,t tvelcouto Ma bird
again.
Mrs Ann Jane Moore, for nearly- .10
years a highly -respected citizen of
Hensel!, died Saturday at the residence
of her daughter, We Thee, Pierson.
She was 75 years old and wee the wid-
ow of William Moore, who predeceased
her by several years, She le eurvivad
by throe 4auglators—Mrs Thos, Pierson
Miss Mary Jane and Mrs Thos Simpson
and two sone — William of this oily
and Charles of Detroit.
The funeral was held on Monday
to Henault Cemetery,
1���r�e ielal
Apparently there will be a large
amount ofland put In beaus and potatoes
this year. Both being big price., Mr
Petty of Honsalt has been here and
bought 200 buahols from Graham Broe
Stanley.
Mr Morrison has moved to Henson
and Mr 610 Laughlin bas moved to his
farm ,
Sam Taylor is now living in Mrs
Mustard's house.
Our mill is uow running and shipped
2 ears of lumber to Brantford last week
Asthma Can be Cured. Its sutfermg
is as needless as it is terrible to endure
After its many years of relief of the
most stubborn oures no sufferer can
oubt the perfect effectiveness of Dr. J
. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy, Comfort
body and peace of nand return with
a use and nights of sound sleep dome
tick for good. Ask your druggist; he
n supply you.
Mrs Brook of Port Dover is visiting of
Mr and Mrs Wm J McLeod lit
Mr J Hailey of Stratford is visiting!b
her parents Mr and Mrs D Leitch ea
Services an Trinity Church nu Sun- I -
day morning at 11 o'clock Mr A )'
Mitehellof Huron Coli age will take
charge
Mr John Stacey of Henault is engaged
itt painting and papering the rosidenre
of Mr Wm J Stinson
Manley
Mr W Manley had the misfortune of
loosing one of hie herd of cows,
Maple Syrup making is the order of
the day.
Mr Joe Echart is at present engaged
in Manley maple grove
Mrs P McLaughlin who has not been
enjoying the best of health 18 improving
Its just a matter of a few days when
the Automobiles will be again iu full
away,
Mies Ellie Himtnie is in a precarious
oou(liton
Drabl lrl
Mrs Il ittex cr, frac, returned tc he
home in Chicago
;its ti Il. Erar,n returned to her
home n! Oslo, ah., was accompanied by
h,.: slater Miss ;4i, }loran who will visit
her f,rt a kw weeks,
Mre yluawell. of st Titemas visited
Mr 1 . i,lu Conuel and family for a few
weeks.
:14r. John Mu lIrath spent Wednesday
in Lucent.
Mother Clare of the Urauline Acad-
emy Chatham io visiting the Uraulfue
Nana I sue.
Mr. J. Evans called on friends in
Seaforth on Tuesday.
Bishop Fallen of Loudon visited Rev
Father Novae on Tuesday.
�liensall
Mise Maisie Cudnrore, graduate nurse
and daughter of Mrs Cudmoro of this
plane loft on Monday for overseas
She has taken a post graduate course in
New York,
The young boy, Earl Smartie had a
ohne call from peiog burned to death
the other evening when his night-dress
took fire from a goal in the stove,
The boy was poking at the Are at the
time One arm was badly burned, hie
hair singed and he was otherwise burn-
ed. The timely arrival of hie mother
saved hie life,
Tho Sawmill Ilan it good supply of
logs on hand.
W J Johnston has sold his butcher
beehives to Mr McDonald of Chatham
who has bought the brink residence of
homes Welsh,
Mr i'aul Boa ham had an operation
on his eyes in the hospital at London.
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INVESTMENT MAY PURCHASE
AT PAR
DOMINION OF CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK
IN SUMS OF $500 OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF.
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Principal repayable 1st October, isle.
Interest payable half -yearly, 1st April sand 1st Deltalten toy eiessevro luno of enhance at
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purchase.
Holders of thie stool will have the privilege of surrendering at par and accrued interest,
as the squivatent of Dash, in payment of any allotment mado under any future war loan issue
in Canada other than an issue of Treasury Bilis or other like short date security,
Proceeds of this stook are for war purposes only.
A commission of one-quarter of ono per cent will be alloyed to recognised bond and
stock broicors on allotments made in respect of applications for this stook which bear their
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oetmerrmENT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA,
OCTOBER ate, 1910.
ST. JAMES CHURCH, SEAFOItTH
On Good Friday, April 9th at 10 is
nt, Divine Service in the,', memory
of oho Crucifixion of
our Lord will be hold in f"St James
Chnroh Seaforth, and on Grater Sun-
day Apr 8fli in honor of the resurrection
of Christ at 7 30 a In and; 10 30 a,
es with sermon on the great fundament
nl Christian truth of the resurrection
BIRTHS.
WH ITMORE--In Tttekeramlth on
°''March: , 26th to Mr and
Mrs Sam Whitmore, a sou
DELANEY—In McKillop on Maroh 1
Mr and Mrs JnoDolaney, a daughter
WALSH—In McKillop on March 411a
to Mr and Mrs Webb, 0 son.
J A MI ESON—On March 21st in Hallett
to 6dr and Mrs t obt Jamef,on, a.
danghtor
McKi lops
2The Assessment:Roll fof the Munioi'„,
pelity of MoKillop:for the year I917 is
now iulthe r:lerk's'oftiee Lot 24 Con 7
and may be seen by any oftho rosiden to
o ratepayers of the Municipality dur-
ing Wilco hours
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Coyne cannot exist when Holloway's
Corn Cure•is applied to them, because
it goes to the root and kills the growth
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For boys and girls
ice we have all that you
have been looking
for and at reason—
able prices.
Men can find here
a pair of those n
easy fitting boors
that give such co
fort We have them
all sizes and shapes
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finish your Easter Suit
except a pairY,of our
latest Shoes.
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