The Seaforth News, 1917-04-26, Page 4gee
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
MBDICAL
QR soa ii,11oopod
Late 1 di 144, Lndn mffii
) attention "o dlnral,n of I:ye, Tar, Nose
Pada
�Threat,
fAoetnad rust leS. behind Dominion Rank.
office khnnr, P 0.5. Residence, Phone Ne. 196.
Il, F. f nu
Goderlcll nal ea0tof th
rot P1
algin•
Ira , 110 t4(1.
er for flu Coo r
"MOWS. Safort0, Offir aud
SPA SCOTT 14 MACKAY. Ptnnacimam and
Aurgeana, Coderlch Street, opposite Hetbo•
diet Chunh, ,5ru=or. W.
Start graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and
laembw of Ontario College of Phusidans and
eat`cotta. Coronet' for County Qf Huron.
yossAc fist Trinity Medical Cot ego. Me roId f
1)l{tge of Phyalctunu and Sumeena, oiesele.
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Bats Gast. Hc.1Y,,r@eX,1fti. Unc4opethtr Spcdella
9/ in Woman's and 6..iiniten a Dke,ace& end
i heurnatir Twub(rs. Score and Chronic Dia -
West Ear. Faye. iVose aril Throat. Adenoid&
tramoved. evithout nlet it1 knife, Ctet onsultation, -6�t'ee,
rant.+, .+ r• r • 4) 14:11114 a 44 Mentmelee
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Mitimil fsorafice Jo
Perot sold instated Teens
y'repv+eetey 'Daily' teetered.
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Directory
D. F. aL:Greg0r, Seafor1 ( Jena G Grieve,
Winthrop W Rion. Constance: 'John Bmneoela,
Bm- dgtntgen; Robert Ferris. Hartock, Malcom
McKeon. Clinton; t'• McCartney Seaforth;
James Connolly. Godertch; Jio. Evan]. Be.shwood.
Agante
Alex. Lance, H:ulo.:k; E. Hinchiey, Sesforth4
William Chesney. Egtnoodville• J. W. Yeo,
Holmesvale; R. G. Jarmouth, fondleageu' James
Saar and John Govenlnek. Seaforth.. and {tors.
Parties desirous to elect Insurance or transact
other buslnesu will be promptly attended leo by
application to any of the above O 00x$. addressed
to their respective postoff)ceu.
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ia0crtton to those having 4 0(0(&4 cantreeto,
and for :le,lr:h,;anclats and entertainment
reading notices. t'.,rcl 'or ,bank] $ to;A
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J. F. SNo WDON
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
TILL hl:.t'#1 Ul " 1# NEWS
A meotmnio who enlisted 111 the
l'riticees I'aliioia's Regiment was
w0u ele41. returned to Confide. spout
throe mouths in a eellrelesaettt hospital
pay,
and 119W earns lloubh its former } ay,
Ilavieg ,taken ft111 sllrantege of the
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111 FI TI 1 Al t
: 11 ° 1 drawing and t p
Iwea(141T Ott g
reneges earriod an thorn
iYritillg to the 1100pital inelotct0r, he
(aye;
"Whet 1 enlisted, 1 was earulug about
$3 a dap et troy trod... At present, and
811(ee my diehargtl front military 00141(10
1 tut, t1401111101411)', a better man 0,11 a-•
I('otlu(1; 1 411)1 able now to a job 418 fore-
1111411 i1) a tuachintt s11up, with mora than
`Smile the salary 1 was gottiug before.
'(.'his benefit to tate i8 greatly due to tum'
practice! information, and 1)1y only re -
get is that I was tithable. after m)'
dlach:trge,to t'ontillue llistructiau with
you 440 you had 4111ieed.'
Another letter ravei1ec1 !4 frulu tit
Thursday April 29.
:1 RRRRRAXRR,R 1llR>1l sIRl1YR)IMN>M%MMfRlM IK14MM)1 R!(MPl>rRKr(AI AfWE1 I Kann*
ANO NOW FOR SEEDING G TSE DOMINION BANK
Steil Should tie Allowed to Warm
Up Wore 0
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SOME FIRST CROPS TO PUT IN
Food P
Beans Are f4 4}8andSplendidi d 1 'odu 4 (,t
to (:(row lite Ware -How to Pro-
reed in Several i ices,
illy el. O. lL111Nh1•t)N, Vegetable
Specialist, Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
Having discussed the methods of
010880rlug the I;nrde.n soil to receive
11 IIaP , d Of ice Toronto
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O. ti 11001[Rr, General Nlttaagsl'
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• cawiiad raid the $6,000,000 Reserve Ynod $7,0400a000 $
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the seed .0s- (1014' turn to the Halving a
of the seed 1teelf. There Is no need m
to hurry the solving of the ;mod, Bet- Si,
ter results will be obtained it ilia 6R Ffet910fe1fLWRgp1xIWWWSYAtatNraIINd4rtnu.X1t11h9(i11t11r1a1tWt4rtN&ttarlWvs1,frd4d
amateur gardener will wait until the n4,saunwnn �sr.4"4' ,n an
Savings Department �.
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Interest paid on deposits of $1,00 and upwards..
Plaee Nolo savings in the Bank.
SEAFORTII BRANCH: R. M. ,JONES, Manag(pi',
sail is warts unit easily worked. The (ra�,a.au taar.f. " --
VOgetables diseul:ot d re arranged
as nearly (t4 tweed-do.u•i'clrcling to
this time they slimed I,. planted'
AND ('1,\N1'(4
FRUIT TREES
94 pr(v'b,.. i1) ^:se 1'lth Batten:di flu. L!'.Iv1'L71'I'. Leine , grown f01' FIllt SPRING' I'l,AN I'll (t
fere • tliatntellt, he was (1430titi„ $l!.' a salad plant, 1( ie .{ hurt 8e3mo11
week is drIteir or n city trill' rrnnd plant and 1•. .,flvu •'rrrt, n to t'uilots• til' , t I I' t ! 4 larding re
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fin leaves, and is 0t is 'at known
CHURCH NEWS
All (lama under 011(0 BYend are
published free of °barge, us -
omit thaw regarcenemeetingx
where an admission Pee is
charged '1 ho rate for such
being live cent per ca0m lin„
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFY
Girl Ie Try Ifo(- Hair -Get a 20 Deets nt bottle
flatly and
of Danderine.
If you cafe for heavy hair that glie-
t with
with beauty and is radtsrn
tOnB
life( bas au ineaml>art<bio softness and
is Jttst !tuftyand
application t douDbles 1'1 the
beauty of your hair, besldos it lune-
diately d180oivos every particle el
dandruff. You Can net have 31149
1100vy, healthy hair if yoi have
dandruff. This destructive seed robs
the hair of its- lustre, Ito strength aad
Re very life, and if not overcome it
pl•nducea a feverishness and itching of
the avails the hair roots- famish.
local*11 and diel thou the hair falls out
tsl e Surely got a 35 -coot bottle of
Knee:ltx,n's Dauderin0 from guy drug
�tur,' and Just try it.
1' r osis.. iseaaev s Gasseeessee steeseeses
Highest Preen Paid
for rags, rub1Jers, 1.,1lntts,
metal, horse 1);,11', hi(110,
ekii1S, nil Isit-(11, C,l !111'5 Pie,
4 ser 6 ,. a Tuve es a) 11'. lee .. . a
I •'1 always bed a 111t1ug tui• 1114040111( 1)l pre+•e.ld allot her ,rah it is quite Alen lake h1)4(iiS
+ hardy and ma} b,. I lawn d quit putatiOla for fair end equere de;t((u+,*,
Nt.vH. -and telt that if aver 1 had the nail in Lie � irinx, K14rru („ alstul'- ,;u•rd to meet rctiafnl!; e..ld nL. Va sj)dl)f,r5
Y 1 au(1 ale now pr.+} [
1. :. _ - Appelzf t Millman
cot• to him at gine 0f this i'utll0uissiot+`s famil IC is a ~.,011 Ulan in Rottoul rico,. Don't delay
St. dames' SEA JUNK DEA LER
3 [tock
3t
{4 +4143,3 . 1 4.4,441,1 tali. up t cemrea iii
1711Hclll'll Leal 1131IWnl� T'b IH" ((),HL, lllity ,c1 betelen sty U1,nt, 1)4' the ('tblittee trees end p1atlts Illreet to C'llatenlere at
(t c and omesoo Dube le11d'•r crop Y u g � 3�T;1y1F4'�R t)J (wR13 W {1 ES
such as LO1n.LXUe=, 1)i a m;� b,1' plant• eonditiuus b d'eriuc; our hi h - VE
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1)t I xE tt It a}tit 419 After s nu small klime l W plant (,1411 t1 !1'w feet lin ilio fruit t ill lent' ha .Lere l (4ro80 from ('fesm4r1
t i .4t ons liar and follow tUh with ver 1 h plants
I St. Jams Uhutch, hev. Bother 1 North -
Phone I3'i
illustrated ciunlbtm of handy ceriet(es
which sou eats direct and get lite Ie -
A locomotive
u of a quarter b0t .+u (ntti 1111 inellts nest 0f agent, t 1
A 10E•olwetiVa 4!1444111011 ei1118te/1, (('00 should *4e thinned t0 414441(-041(1 11)41(149:4 0.111 1. euro to luter1'at $'o1),
severely wounded 0ut1 had to have hie apart.
THE CHASE BROTHERS t'U.
left scot amputated. Leder the ' um- If one desires !longe siugie heads.
P o[ lettuce the plants should be Lliin- Ole uN'TAii10), 1;1'1).
In(ea10t'a 8ultau149 of re-eduoatiou, which of
to stand from 'seven to slue
la offered to ail meta iuoopacitated for Inches apart. The thinnings may be ESTA((LiSRED 1557
transplanted to another part of the
('13 l . - ," . ., l r 41 , { r I'Lin traits Will ? , .
ap1,11C110(1431 (0 the Work there. l's-, ,t' wag
--„-
eessivr Piston) made Every
tem i8 nutbi(ig pays hatter. etc for „11)' t'urcorae, Rut', l+utiler G. It, North-
'tyle re 9/+11110 4614 appointment with a days or two week:, k: 1331141 July 1st.
'eider). bogiuuiug
geed
,graves .Aloruiug KASS 7 usu. High
Mass 10.30 aim, Sunday seined 2.
p m, Evening vespers 7 p.m,
400•••..ems.m..rm00,.004A.•40so s.,ameen.,vlwaw!F
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Very thea
Mr Ai Broderick. ex-inivnr of Sea -
forth, oral in town ail fair day visiting
hie father and attending the fair. He
saki; -Mitchell alwety's has a good
Fair. The association is well organized
and that good results ars. produced by
the fair is evidenced by the high stand
and of horses and cattle exhibited hero
The each year, Dir Broderick is no knock•
Original e1', an11 alttluugil residing in Seaforth
g
(o18 of the beat towns in Western Ont -
and aril)) for nearly twenty years, his praise
o fMitchell, its well kept streets, good
Only
mads, fine public buildings and buai-
Gynnine roses places and the many beautiful
homes, and well -kept towns is always
brought before those with whom he
comes in context. Mr Broderick hu
at §75 a month, with The lettuce llld t be sown in ale ......
h 1 ' 3() R1' -J 910 «,4 s,,a.�rpp
rows comparatively thinly ala eolith i
adVallcellltlnt. -1N I7 )I111i179814+n 4)41 L' )i'1 enH �
filled all the municipal edipe8 in Sea -
forth atld well knows that about which
31w810 he speaks—Mitchell Advocate.
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Bold
on t(i
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V1GTO Y OVER WOUNDS
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Te.—eoidiet. r 1,H4tre,•tien.
47+(77 r
Aid often. as Lord Shaughutody 80
itrl'.11krg s t t ilii. si,1 1 x 1,1,1,141 of bar; the ether thy, the otempatiens at
1.1131133 if r"u_'.l^ti aui,li s ictory over their i
their former work by service, he received
epe1•1(al training ill telegraphy e1111 rail-
way routine. .4.s a Laetllt, he secured en
appointment as statim agent and des•
garden,
Ii,AD1liii, The radish plant le
grown for its roots, ,c1 ;eh are eaten
raw just as soon as limy are large
enough to use. 1t is quite hardy,
pitotter, at 111e a month, and may be planted rely early in the
Still another patient, formerly a spring, ' Radishes are frequently
meichaui0, passed the Civil Service sown with other crops which are not
such rapid growers, Duch a8 par0-
quallfylug examivauou after itlstruot'olt nips, They should, *404010091', ito
in hospital, and has got a Custom House pulled out before the parsnips or
position at 8900 a your, rising to 81,500 otheessierYo Droplaps nting need is ath! lsground,o pladvised Suforc-
A man who had been a guide aid trop
his c, Radish seed may ber
trapper, and had never handled tools, planted in rows, four inches apart or
returned from the front with one eye broadcasted, the depth prefert' anredibe-
ing from •t quarter to halncl)
destroyed by a wound and the sigh of only. Radish an a genera} rule re -
the other eye impaired. 1)0 spite of all quire no thinning, and the soil he -
these old and new disabilities, by put- tween the rows should be kept loose
with the hoe. A crop of Winter
ting his mind to it he became a first- radish may be obtained (f the seed is
class carpenter atter three months in sown about the first of August. These
should be thinned out to three lnchee
the hospital workshop.
aparEqually remarkable is the case of this SPINA.C11. Spinaclh is a short
Polish labourer, He carne to Canada season crop which is grown to pro-
s years ago, a»d worked in a coal vide table greens. The plant matures
S in about six weeps from planting,
mine till he enlisted. At the front, he and seed should be sown very eitl•ly
was both gassed and buried, Though in the spring, as the plants run to
seed during the hot summer months.
ho knew absolutely 010041!0(1 about cur- The seeds may be planted in rows 01'
pantry to begin with, after two months broadcasted, and should be sown al
of instruction in hospital he was able a depth of one half inch. Successive
planting may be made It so desired,
t0 hold his own with any ordinary car- Wrhen the leaves are large enough to
pewter, use they may be pulled off or the
Not every man, of course, can "double whole plant may be cut from the
his pay'.' But one of the moat cheer -
feels proved by experience during
the war has been this—that almost all
the disabled mets, (u(1uding the very
seriously wounded, can be equipped
once mere with hewer t') 4'144114 3a 40011
(d
11 should be from twelve to fourteen
1u011e8 apart. The seed should b+
s• planted very thinly so that there,
sl will be no need for extra thinning of
root.
CCLBOIlNE,
SOUR, ACID STOMACHS,
GASES OR INDIGESTIO111'
Each "Papa's Dlapepstn” digests 3000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery In five minutes.
Time it! In five minutes all atom-
aoh distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undlge ted
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsln is noted for its
.sed In regulating upset stomachs.
is the surest, quickest stomach rem-
edy in the whole world and besides it
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
fifty' -cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize in
five minutes how needless it is to suf-
fer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor in the world.
ONION. The onion is grown for
seasoning, pickling, and for eating
raw, A large percentage of 011`(1118 I
stored for winter use are grown from
seed planted In the soil very early in
the spring. The ttoil should be rich,
moist and well dl allied, but I'reee
manure is not the but to apply. The
seeds should be planted at e depth
01 about one -hall Inch, and the rows
I traiilug provided by the (Military Hu
sc'ea1x19 tot al, is ca""the glorious fights
is:which 'eel. fel!. Their sttny;s;l4' up:
c t f.:.
net knovi btl pusseesed."
,s lir 1 1t.d tr,l 11) toil, na [sen I
diamine seethe, of the 4/ imy ridge Det ehIO
()WEN SOUND, April H4,—Wm
p
Bethune, formerly purser on the (, P It
steamer Aesiuibota, has been appointed
H(438 311(1011 even the 111311 101119.11 d
..- ' f 1'u t1)± drpt},s o dlvub 0mi•ut iso ten
deepen -tee defense of Ypres or their IN ft @ R H
Ate Lear Litt u'tegetl4er to," ~little, 4499 lel 1�
of thio hard .-tui: 0101 'rle8 by disabled
heca114111 :tray are fonght ill 81401(10. 1
1.171 of the 1,0,4(•1(413 net ill the theetl•e
of tv,4•r tolr,l ;1s- 44114,414 t: erl,1 looking' on
da t anr11 Vtete1Ies 1114111ay deeerv'e t-ath
11 reeogn) 7' ,i They shawl the same"
04wit [he 0•11 klie 1111,1 1 1 11til1 morn.
11')1.•11,,ttible t1' 1'1 e, 143,41,1
;1 111, at1'r'i 11.65ter :11',1] 1 REN
,l1. 1 ..;,;i for 1 lot 111'(":':'1; eerla111 1,,•.1111(
1 1,441 7`t"a'ehr:} .,i'. Silo rbrlll i 1•4.•t1"n.
H: ttau1; ••1 hu( l44, text eiu(ng it
Fon Seie
SCRANTON COAL
W. !l., INEhs . Setif erft.
PIltfitte 134.1'
l`t lsiness
Without a proper
systin of adver-
tisin is litre a
motor without the
power
Seaforth News
AVERTISEPIeNTS
will supply the
required energy
hone . 6s-:
evenings12i
4eout et 1(1.4'---e. man in khaki, 161tat at
m}rty cleave, He has hod two
reaurreetio we already. He Bali hati
re0nrreti0ns already. He was buried
by a shell explosion, and was dug out
only just 11) time to cave hie life. That
was the first. He s(1eut months in
hospital, Bighting his way back to health
That was the second,
'•1)ooloring and nursing of course did
much for him ; so did the exeroisea end
oocupaticns that that they provide now-
adays—perphape the best part of the
treanneet, But the man himself was
working out hie own reaurreotion, by
resolutely putting his own will power
into the task. Now he is almost rosily
to go out into the world, a better and
abler (oat(, 110 says, than ho was before
in 8pite OF bis !amt 440m.
i•Weiie the rest of as are th(uking of
a re0urrecti0D boye,ud the grave, 11e
has won a reaterue4tlun this side of it
to a new life of activity and independ-
ence am00g line fellow eo11ntrytfee.e.
Authentic tame reaelnbllug that are
not rare in the records of the Military
Hospitals Commission, Here aro a few
Oust have just been commioated to ue
(d the onions. Cultivation should eche
when the onion tops are such a silt
as to prevent easy work. In the fail
when the tops are about tit 0-t11r11..
died down the (menus should be pull-
ed and land in 40111dVOWS so arranged
that the bulbs are, covered with 1L:
tops of the onions, This prevents (deleted for them.
any sunburn which causes consider-
able trouble in stl,rage. .after they
have: been kept i1) this [million for
WANTED
Hard wood, short or lone, mid alt(
Cedar (tails.
St, 'Phomas'
Rev T. 13. P•,r0wu, Rector. Sunday
0441441098 11rem, and 7 p.m, Sunday
school 2.30 p. m. Women's Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2.30
p.m. Chiidren'ebranch Saturday 2 p.m,
liter098slon 091vl(es every Thursday,
.0 p.ln.
First Presbyterian
ltev, P. H. Larkin., Pastor. Sunday
8ervioes 11 a.m. and 7 p m, Sunday
sohool 2.30 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7. 45 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Sooiety'tho first Tueedey in each
month at 7.41. Barbara Kirkman lYlis•
sioli Baud 3rd 'Tuesday: i1) the month at
7.30 p.m. Sunshine lllission Baud
every 2nd Monday at 4.15 p.m.
Methodist
Rev, G. McKinley, 13. D., pastor
—SUNDAY—Class at 10:00 a.m.
Public service I1 a.m. and 7 p.m, Sun.
day school and Bible study olase 2,30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m, Prayer
Meeting Thursda y 8. p.m,
Salvation Army
Capt. Froud and Lieut. Saunters
Holiness meeting 11 a.m. Praise
8800100 3 p.m. Gospel service 7 pen.
Childrens Service—Directory class 10
W. 1 Southgate a.m. Bible classes 4 pm, Week night
Meetings—Wednesday Praer meeting
— 8 pen.
A Pill That M,i:;bc.lr.s 1 u T4, tis' llgtnondviile, Presbyterian
10611 win is a rlei 111 e, ;i 1'11 stint the, Rev. J. Argo, pastor. Sunday0er•
tlau:a(th„n • 1.nsi1�., he c .0 8,10./,I Viet10 1 1 a.m. and 7 Bible class
ea ur.u"v He eeeeet e. 4" .'(1':.c 111::3 p.m, Prayer sleeting Wednesday
i
1111 4•041 up4rs hu hs;u:.! x.ii len hp, in, Y.P. inion 3rd I+'ridgy
01 teed him. le, :Mr)! a olio: Perm' tee's • i1) the month a p la. Women's Mission.
3 ,•eetsable Pills elle,- relief. A ewe t't1 ary Society 3rd Weel11isday i1) tho mouth
o" treatment, t,•'• 1'.'o g t 1 1' c1' ,a s at 2.30 p,ni Ladies' A[d meets 11t1 -
w111 convince him 1)f their )4' at e e •.•'- rnelliately after.
;once 1(1(44' alt +:Ifi(41 t;) fat .114-,
mended l e 4stise thee will de ll •I, it s mestuioyr !Presbyterian
Rev. D elarswell pa80or. Sunday
services l)uffe' church 11 11.lu Sunday
It school 10 a 111. Prayer meeting 11'etl-
te8d0y 9 pee. Women's Misaiouary
CYtJJ14tG6� � MILITIA :Society het _Friday in each [mouth ret
eusseneeenaent of the es i'. R 11p p,,
live or 14!14 days they may be s lner.,.l
laltes fiet'1, with 11ea(Igmart 1's at l' )rt
basket d tied some way o that
31e'4col He is the 0 cyst flu}sloyee the b
1 s
circulate arouse the bulbs. The
i1 -itc,+ (14(4,,. Hls la'.ut'� 1s 11 S49afo[tt lops Indy lw rt'u) 'd 171'000 the nn(11044
n:1' !l. ices 3(1011. good 4114(14 of time at tbi8 titre it' ,1,, !1'(d 01' 4l1('
u {)min Sound, weer4 bt. Is widely luny be left ' 0, i11(1'ti 1(3(0 13044' 1',e
kouw:i. planted as cloy tngot:lee le 411"3'
will stand in a straight rant'-1'4,ry
early in the 8eueo.:, They 811ciuld be
barely covered with soil, which
41.'ould be well tinned by tramping
lir Wm Rine of Hullett sold a pair on it, and the Freon 01110de elleul41
tap and Placed (u a slat box or
8 ` . 4 Sas et an a up
s >I '•, i 2 U'a1l)C{t.
rain 1vi11 not 'et at them attd th>.
pt' they(' 1' It fleet, har1ng served with wind will have plenty of cb1(.Xce. to 1
Goon! Stock
of registered mares to Air Brewster
of Mo Kiliop for the neat sum of
$6t10.00 one of those mares being in
foal, These mares wale sired by Me
Michael's noted horse GST .y, These
mares were prize winners ab h .th Loud•
o1) and Guelph, 0118 of them ia':(ng 1st,
prize for three sucee0eive .pea'3 and
stood and at Guef(1[t in a c1a19, thirteen
Who Saye raising good horses don't p 1) 1'
Mr Bewster now has three registered
mal'ee whloh are hard to beet He has
also six pedigreed cows and recently
sold a calf winch brought $300 00 in
Winnipeg.
Chucked for Air. Some life irritant
I(oromee lodged in the bronchial tubes,
others gather, and the 0lvful chocking
of asthma result. Nothing offers quite
xnoh quick 01)(.) poeitiv0 relief as Dr, J.
D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. Tito
healing, soothing smoke or vapor pone-
0r0t(ts, olear8 the passages and gives 1m•
told relief, penally it completely cures beis to make holes two itches
deeepp twelve inches apart and in cash
It bee behind it years of 8uc0000, bole three or four seeds be placed.
It hag behind it years of 0uoaee0. itis It to alway8 advised not to touch the
Plant when they are wet,
the surd remedy for every sufferer.
be pulled as soon as they are ready
for use.
PEAS. Peas may be planted very
early in the season, and for the early
crop the seed should be sown in a
furrow of two inches deep and the
seeds placed an inch apart. Some ar-
rangements should be made 50 that
the pea cines will have some sup-
port. Limbs of trees o1' chicken
wire may be used for thig purpose, as
the vines will cling to this for sup-
port and will be kept up from the
ground. This support should be set
preferably at the time of planting,
This soil should be drawn up around
the vine.
BEANS. Generally speaking, it is
not a good practice to add fresh man-
ure to the loll where one expects to
grow beans. They prefer a moist,
deep loam. The seeds should be
planted fairly early in the spring.
The rows being at least eighteen ltl-
rhes apart. A furrow two inches
deep may be made with the corner of
a hoe and the seeds placed from two
to three inches apart in the bottom
of this furrow. Another way Which
is sometimes followed in plenti11g
Ware of War Had Striking Effect ,
on Montreal Parade
The Langomarck - parade brought
home to those who knew the Montreal i
militia the changes that have been 1
wrought by the war. Where in years 1
past a ceremonial parade was lucky
if half a dozen battalions turned out,
that time there were thh'ty-five imitn,
with sixteen battalions and represen-
tatives of every other, branch of the
serytes, including a number that bed
;not been thought of until the nese*
sties of the war gave' them lsisth. A
mere notable feature stili was the
'&tinge in personnel. With snob bat-
talions as the Royal Highland/an ash
the Vice., there wall glm010 a ow*
'fete change. The (Acoaa who had
eon in charge before the WILT had
E. e, and many of them have figured
despatches from the front. Since
en their places have been tilled,
emptied and filled again, several
generations of officers having cease
'and gone forward. Men who in 1918
;were eubaltel'fs were holding high
frank, while the rank and file showed
pimllar changes,
Sunday omnibuses to Chigwell, IDs -
says the London General Omni -
no Company, are almost entirely
atronized by munition workers.
The 6th (Reserve) Battalion, City
tLondon Regiment, is ;Mown NI the
ttatrtren sixth.'
tw lns0a4tcs ,'(io(11odist
Rev. h, C, Keine, pastor. Sunday
service 2 30 pen/. Young People's Len•
;'_1.,3.30 p 11) lo'tday Wenn to's &exit
tee first 'Cue0116y of every month a
30 p.m. 01.1440' Aid list 'Uttered ay
of each mouth 2.30 p.ea
Winth-op Presbyterian
Sunday soteloe 2.30 pm. Sunday
school I 1Spm. Prayer meeting
Tuesday 8 pm, L.C, W11 loot Weds
Clean stomach, Clean Mind,—Tho
etomaoh i8 the Workshop of the vital
emotion and when it gate out of ceder
,he whole system clogs iu sympathy,
l'he spirits flag, the miud droop0 and
.vork bowmen impossible. The first
tare should be to restore healthful
1011on of the stomach and the beet
,)reparation for that purpose is Par-
meleo'aVegetable Pill, General use fo
years has won them it leading place in
medicine, A. trial will attest their
value ,
Something New
We pia nncd for months
to make our new Spring)
mounting an exhibition :s
of the latest told most
artistic styles.
May We Show i'ou How
Well We Have Succeed-
ed ?
ucceed-cd'
Visitors always welcome; €'
Fen's Studio
Phone 19 - SEAFORTH sof
trartitdetlanditaBdtdditaddlaBiddilddlawadea
A lady in Hamilton has
instructed meto offer for
Sale her home and 8 lots
Situated on the North
Side of Crombie St.
This is excellent prop-
erty in good condition
and must be sold at once
to close an estate,
—A snap for some one—
),-.',11101iN RANKIN
Bond and debenture Broker
Maio Street, Seaforth
n. -m-.,,.,....,..--
Peelle 0ll:-.,.,�.-..,..-..m,.1'...
SLA)11 ((T11 MARKET
Sli: A,4 4 .,,..,t 82.10
!frau per tush ...... ...... ....... ..... 43.00
Shortper 10 ........... .. .... 44
Flour ......... ...... ............ ... v .95 6 76
Hogs t", I(u•nlur, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,15.73
WHEN YOU AU4
SUFFERiNG �1
With any canna.. due to (mpuve bions 'r+
such do wasa„Ia, Berofula, scurvy, Bad
aogo, Abeco0000, 3110040, Glandulsr
Swellings, Ballo, Pinlpims, Sorsa of any
kind, P(10040lood Polaoa1Bhaumat(oro,
Gout, elan dont waste your time and money
on lotions and ointments which cannot get
below the surface or the shin. 'Wl+at you want
is a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood
or the poisonous matter which alone Is the true
cause of all your suffering. Clarke's Blood
bilxturelsJustsuch amedicine, it is,,ompesed
of ingredients. -which quickly expel from the
blood all Impurities, from whatever cause
arising, and by rendering it clean and pure,
can be relied on to effect a lasting cur:
ITld,us,rd o/eerlimon#alc
/or sel,ceione, 9 n .
round t let )..
OV01 S8 rears
an 41081.
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(oke. ,-•: s
Sold by aft
Chant/MA and
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kola. 1)0
$ ,,1,4)l,,r
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O'IDRIES ALL!
8(04M Si 31300 DISEASES,
1 uszlmor.attna it rNimiras'1.•sisacss
"For the Blood 7s the Life."
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