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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1917-06-07, Page 41 14e PROFESSIONAL CM s. MEDICAL PR. ld. awn ROSH, Physician and Sat 6•eon o+ }.ate of London Hospital', Loudon, En gland SCOW attention diseases of EreEar, NoSe Threat, and reeds,ace, behind Dominion Bank. OctMt?hon.) No,5. Residence. Phone No. led. �n, F. 1. BURROWS Seaforth. Odie and Mwddence — Godertch Street, eget of the Saha did Church. Coroner ter the County of Huron. Telephone, No. 41). » L. SCOTT & MACKAY, P11Yeiclans and Surgeons, Goderich Street, oppoette Metho- dist Church, Seaforth, Ikon, graduate Victoria and Aau Arbor, and ensPaatlsoQnYs. ofOntario for County. of Huron, and MAQKAY, honor graduate Trinity University, medalist Trimly Mndical College. Member of solid cams. of Phyeldms and Surgeons,Ontario. -, . !NIL GEO.HEILEMAN, Osteopathic Speclalls to Womea's and Children's DIsenees and IE9Iumatic Troubles. Acute and Chroak Lite - sadism, Ear, Eye. Nose and Throat. Adenolde grooved without the knife Consultation free.. Cady !Cock over Walter Willis Shoe Stora. 4uest a) S a.m..to u 1' m ; Friday, 8 ta_d_p,m issued b7 JOHN Marriage Licenses ntillopEleinuvae: torch Insurance Are you ednatdedng insurance, Lite or Accident? Ilreu are, a postcard will get our rates, J. D. Irl NLEY, Gen ern! Agent for London Life Insurance Co., and Imperial Guarantee and Accident 1neurnnce Co. Seaforth, Ont. James Watson General Fire, Lite and Areldent insurance Agan',, and dealer in sewing Machines, Alain Street, Sealerth, THE McKILLDP Mutcii Fere Insurance Col THE SEAF()RI' It NEWS orawft of iutporial powat', and f.opl that 1 was suporstittolt a cringing slaw Lean . Zi yi i�� tl ]1igyJyfff4 and dare not speak toy hottest thought. IS ISSUED MKT THURSDAY BRIDE AND BI;IDEG IiOON From the perdue M AIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONT. Mrs Henry Ward Boeober scored Perm and Isolated Town Property Only Insured. OFFICERS ee. Connolly, GoderiCb, President, James Evans, Beachwood, Vice-President,'rhomas',. Hays, Seaforth, Sae: Treas, Directors D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; John G. Grieve, Winthrop W. Rim, Constance; John Bennewele, lased hagen; Robert Ferris, Horlock; Malcom McKeon, Clinton; ri McCartney , Seaforth; James Connolly, Godedch; Jas. Evans, Beechwood. Agents Alex, Leitch, Hariock; E. Hinckley, Seaforth; William Chesney, Egmondvtlle; J. W. Yeo. d Hmeeville; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodhagen' James Tarr and John Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors— Parties desirous to effect insurance or transact other business will be promptly attended to by application to any of the above officers, addressed to thelr respective poetoEicea. Q,�� FIT 4lEFD775 t it �61s r blue 2� S ts.�'er lit! LITVIITED — tssoasLo BIM014ICaAp05.10 IfARMO 'TH .S Phone 84 Moving 1i" i the following wise worde to the newly E marriett Work together, plan together, select and furnish the house or roma togeth• tae. Be one in all hone arrangements The lees talk of "mine and thine" the hotter. We are setiafied that "my rights" ahold be erased from the diotiouary which governs Inraband wed 1 wife "our rights` substituted , But , outwtthatontih gslort engagements rr a r and early tun lag r oertait ly appear to be the most certain road to abiding happiness, there are some canes which ueoessiate a long engagement. Putit is full of dangers and uncertainty. Yet if each uoutineed faithful, and aworve not from their plighted vows until the oircunistances whioh compelled delay have passed or have been overcome then a long engagement almost lover. sable ends in a very happy marriage, A love that has not been shaken by delay usually involving long abeenses, a not built on sand, but on n rook over which floods may sweep and the wind threathen in vain. lfyonng people are trained to look upon an engagement as a solemn contract as binding in God's sight as marriage, would be very little danger. 1f in early youth, before education ie completed, and some profession or employment is aecuretl two meet and aro drawn together be- coming devotedly attached, then the engagement, even of necessity Ytt must be long, is the wisest course, Any sac- rifice is better than to relinquish the SUBSCRIPTION clue dollar -per year, etrtctiy In adv °nee it not paid in 84vanoe, our dol\ar and a halt win be charged. United states pa pets, fifty cents extra• stvlekiy in advanced. When subsoribeta chaanee their address notice should be :lent ualmmediately, giving and the new address. Sub. both the old er a favor by notifying u3 nI aasnny irregularity rnptulatity al Y of delivers. Rending Notices—No reading notice. advertising any entertainment or matter by which money is to be made by any person or cause will be inserted in Tag News without charge. The price for the (neer. tion of business announcements s TEN cents per count line each Insertion to parties having no contract for display advertising, and FIVE cents per line each lusertlon to those having display contracts. and for caurch!'eoc sty and entertainment reading asinauls. Cardzoi Thanks 5 tole l 50 c Ju Oeiab Legal, Official and Govern- ment Notices—Ten mute per line far drat Insertion and five Beats per line for each subsecuet insertion. Yearly cards—Profeselonal Cards, not exceeding oe inch, for 85.00 per vier, payable bewll inserted to advance Display advertising—Rates furnished on application. ' Advertisements ordered for insertion, wUnni forbid;' and those sent without written lnatructkns will appear until rrltten orders are received for their dls- ontlnuance. Letters to the Editor must be accom- panied by the writer's own signature, not or publication. but as a guarantee of good faith. The publisher accepts no respon- sibility whatever for the statements made lasuchtopics wWlcenoto be published ers at all except as paid advertising, plainly marked as such. The rate for such matter is ten cents per line. J, F. SNO WOON EDITOR AND PUBLISHER first love, We firmly believe in first love, given when the heart is young 4• —' �^^� - - $' and tender, unstained by too close coo. 1si tact with the world and its bewitching beguiling attractions. Such love, honestly given and ae truly returned, is next to a mother's love—the safe- guard of young mac and maidens. Thio once secured, the world may spread out all her devices ever so skilfully and she will not break the bond, So, because the 8r111 young love is so sweat, so strong, and when faithfully nurtured, so enduring, we General Observations j a The Edticatfon Department should prolong the holidays to the 15th of September and allow teachers and pupils in that way to assist with the harvest. The two weeks could be made up at Chri3tmat and Easter. The Original The past week has been moat favor - and able to plant growth. Grass is grow - Only tug very fast and early aowr grain l looks well. If thin weather last the Genuine harvest will be a good one, Beware of Imitations Sold on the Merits of Minard's Liniment ,rr• t,ti�,)�tt►a�aj{{ �: al �'I�I 1 9m�...L'0'LYf•lii I� CNKNOWN GRAVES Who they were none know; What they were all knew, So in our minds we will name them once 111080,. So in onr hearts the will cover them 1 o'er; i Think of theca far -away heroes of ours, I And cover them over with beautiful flowers. 'hen the long years have crept slow. ly away, 'en to the dawn of earth's ifuueral day; Then the glad ear of each war martyr. tel son ro r Saki SCRAN i ON COAL W. L. Seaforth. Phone 180 Proudly shall hoar the good judgment Bus nems Witliout a proper systin of adver- ti s in is like a motor without the power Seaforth News AVERTiSCMENTS will supply the required energy (tone . 54 evening5127 "Well clone." Blessings fur garlands shall cover them over— Parent and hnoband and brother and lover, God will reward these dead heroes of ours, And Dover them over with beautifnl flower. I WOULD RATHER I would rather ge to the forest, far away, and build me a little cabin— build it thyself—and daub it with olay, and live there with wife and children; and have a windiug path leading down to the spring where the water bubbles out, day and night, whispering a poem to the pebbles, from the heart of the earth; a little but with some hollyhooko at the corner; with their bannered bosoms open to the sun, and a thrush in the air like a winged joy—I would rather live there and have some lattice work somas the window so that the sunlight would fall checked on the babe in the cradle --1 would rather live utero with my Soul erect end free, then in a palette of gold and wear VALUE OF MANURE The manure from twenty form steers averaging in weight obese to 1000 pounds each and funn'mg loose'rn two box stalls at the Experimental Station, Kuutville, ;N. S. , covering a period of 120 days, or four months, weighed 119 tone, 6.10 pounds. The average for °sols day woe 1872 pounds or 78 pounds per steer. Straw bedding antonnting to 10 pounds per steer wee need and all liquids as the solids were saved. Chenliate tell us that thie fresh t0an•- tire from fairly well-fed clears oontaine in eaoh ton 7ti pounds nitrogen, 34 ponnde of phosphorio acid and 9 pounds of potash. When buying oomnterioal fertilizer we pay 26 cents per pound for nitrogen, and 7 to 8 cants for phosphoric sold, I'otaeh cannot be hought et any price, but in order to get at a fair valuation for the manure we should allow at least 5 omits per pound, the price of potash before the war. A ton of the above manure at these prices would therefore, have a value of $2,63, At tiro valuation of $2,63 per tom 112 tons 40 pounds would be worth $290.40, or $12.31 per steer, a little over $3,00 per steer per month. Con- sidering that potash will each year br. come a greater footor in economical agricultural production, the value is even greater than that given above, Nothing was allowed in the above calculation for the value of the humus, It is estimated that the humus value f manures ois50 to LUOP er cent of the chemical ingredients, depending upon the soil on which the manner of the manner of application, It is a well-known fact that half of the total value of the excrement from live stook is to the urine. If the I quid pert 1s allowed to dram sway through holes in the stable floor, or otherwise over one half of the value of the man- ure will be loot, therefore, every effort ahould be made t0 ootiaerye all the ex- crement voided by animals, Tho water retained after twenty four hours by 100 pounds of material used for absorbents in the stable is estimated to be as follows;— say `let it not go" even if it oan be I Wheat straw, 220 petunia; Oat straw held only by a long engagement. 1285 pounde; Well dried peat, 600 pounds; Dry sawdust. 435; Dried leaves 162, pounds. FOR THE BOYS You who are men in years and yon just entering manhood, atop and con- sider die as it is. Remember, "action is the essence of character" good or bad This oharacter building is a daily thing so consider your ways and weigh your actions, and bnild wisely, What are your aims? Are you striving to develop yourself, met tally and mor ally, so as to have an influence in your community? Our boy, will be the future men of our country, onr law- makers, and they should be men tufo honour the law; they should be men of principle, who cannot be corrupted by brie es; who have the moral courage to do their duty. When a commenily lacks such man evil corruption pre- dominate. Hose much the well-being of a community depends upon the hon- est upright men fu it. Many temptations beset the young, and they come in contact with evil influences in every vacation in life, Yet there is within yourselves, boys, a a counter aoting force [if used] that will enable you to withstand ,temptations and overcome the evil inflrenoes with with which you will surely come in contact. Bring your reasoning powers to bear. Argue with your selves the certain moral degredation if you con- tinue in a wrong course. Bring 3 our willpower to bear and keep under the low appetites and the little mean things which corrupt any whogive way to them. Have ahigh standard, ohoose a right open path in life, Nothing to bide, nothing to be ashamed of, Listen to the council of your parents Seek the home neat and its pure in- fluences, Shun platten of vice and evil in every form, Look carefully over the record of the past, Are you proud of it? Are you willing it should be read out? Are you satisfied with it? If you can't say yes, let your every effort be to better your condition, A Mild Pill for Delicate Womeu,— The most delicate woman can undergo a oouree of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills without fears of unpleasant ocnsequeu• meg, Their action, while wholly, effect ive is mild and agreeable, No violent pains or pnrginge follow their use, as thousande of women who have used them can testify, They are therefore strongly reoomended to the women who are more prone to disorders of the digestive organa than mon, Nagging We are glad to notice of late that several of our more independent news- papers have protestedagainst t the foolish and harmful habit of nagging at the Government, Constructive, specific critioism, based in conscience and a de- sire to better administration, is helpful, Ignorant, carping criticism of a general character avails nothing. During the past 36 trios, the Borden Administra- tion has been nagged at and criticised ceasing, Some of it is inspired by blind partizanship, some by ignorance, some by the inouraole habit of finding fault. It is easy to nag, And it is easier to be critical thau correct. British aid Allied officials who have visited Canada have marvelled at the manner in which our military organiza- tion has been welded together within three short years, Our achievements in the war have won the admiration of all our Allies and provoked the ang r and amazement of our foes. The men who know the moat about making war oomplaiu the least of our methods of waging it, The only hoenat criticism of aGover• - ment oondocting a war is specific mire. i5tu, It must be based on reasonal.'y aceurateinforntation and defiuite acts of ommiseion and oommiesion. Scold. ing is worse than useless; and soma of the venomous rubbish we have had in Canada became a national menage by weakeuing the important 0818101,m that had to do with matters of genuine error, No oensure of a Governmont is of any value unless accompanied by a bill of particulars. The war will not be won by nagging at Sir Robert Borden. It will only be won by the spirit that is willing to for- get party ae much ae is humanly pose. ible and by all' of ns bending a British heart to the struggle—helping the Gov. ernment to stay right when they are tight, and to get right when they are wrong, The Canadian who censures his Government in any other spirit is aiding his oonntry's foes. For Burns and Scalds.—Dr Thomas' Eoleotric Oil will take the fire mit of a barn or scald more rapidly than any preparation, 1t should be at hand in every kttohen so that it may be aver.. able at any time, There is no prepare. tion required. Just apply the oil to the burn or scald and the pain will abate and in a sheet time oea3e alto, gather. Tiw II.... iIMMWBtwMMe1MM 1.MJ.._, SRMIMIMM..............mtiiiii .M.9MMlrlr.uMM THE DOMINION BANK' i ■ a K it N ■ M is Deposits of One Dollar and upwards received. Interest paid or added to accounts twice a year. i Efficient service. eta le K i Establ shyd 1871 Capital and Reserve $13,000 ,000 • QENERAL RANKING ISUSINESS-TRANSACTED Savings Department SEAFORTH BRANCH: R, M. JONES, Managse. 1 MMl nalleiganalri ID011aRillga..fYlfeg FRUIT TREES AND §PLANTS FOR SPRING PLAN'T'ING We have established a Mating re- putation for fair and square dealing and are now prepared to tweet existing conditions by offering our high grade trees and plants direct to customers et Rock Bottom 1'riees. Don't delay plautittg fruit trees and plants as there is nothing pays better. Send for our illustrated circulars of hardy variation which you can direct and get the be - rent of agent's commission Our prices will be sure to interest you. THE CHASE BROTHERS 00. OF ONTARIO, LTD. ESTABLISHED 1857 COLBORNE, ONT. SOUR ACID STOMACHS GASES OR INDIGESTION Each "Pape's Diapepsin" digests 3000 grains food, ending all stomach misery in five minutes. Time it! In five minutes all stom- ach distress will go. No indigestion, heartburn, sourness or belching of gas, acid, or eructations of undigested food, no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or headache. Pape's Diapepein is noted for its speed In regulating upset stomachs. it 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. CREAM WANTED Send your cream to us and receive lop prices, We are running our plant the year through and can handle you' full supply pp y and furnish you with Dans. We pay twice each month anti weigh, sample,and teat each 0511 of cream care fully, Our motto is " Honesty to ou patrons" Patrons are requested to re st'rn ail our 30115 when not in use, 3 liter an:iButterinilk also on hand n3 for at market prices, The Seaforth Creamery Co. SEAFORTH MARKET Good Milling Wheat............., $2,00 Barley,................. 1 20 [Iran per tun .................. • 36.00 Sliorts per ten ... ,,, , „ 45 Flour, ..... „,„„.. . . 6,35 9 69 Eggs ..... ... ...... ............... Iso Hogs to farmers .....,......15.75 DRAIN TiIGE We will open a kilns of Tile on Saturday Juue 9th We will then have Tile in sizes from 2yr in, to 7 in. KRUSE BROS. Egmondviile Phone 9 on 146 CHURCH NEWS All Items under 01115 Head are published free of charge, ex- cept those regarding meetings where an admission fee is charged. beinice1 such ng re urate er enuutie SI?1aFORTF1 CHUReHIES St. ,lames' St. James, Churoh, Rev. Father P Corooran, Rev. Father G. R. North. graves .Morning Mass 7 a.m. High Masa 10,30 a,m, Sunday school 2.30 p m, Evening vespers 7 p.m. St. Thomas" Rev, T. 1d. Brown, Rector. Sunday sorvioes 1I a.m, and 7 p,m, Sunday school 2,30 p. m, Women's Anglican Missionary Association, Tuesday 2,30 p,m. Ohildren'sbranch Saturday 2 p.m, ntercessiou services every Thursday, . O p, m, First Presbyterian Rev, 2'. H• Larkin„ Pastor, Sunday 99881008 11 a.m, and 7 p 'in, Sunday school 2,30 p,m, Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7. 45 p.m. Women's Miss- ionary Society "the first Tuesday in eaoh month at 7,45, Barbara Kirkman Mis• sion Bend 3rd Tuesday in the month at 7.30 p.m. Sunshine Mieaion Band every 2nd Monday at 4.15 p.m. Methodist Rev. G. McKinley, B. D., pastor —SUNDAY—Olass at 10:00 a.m. Public service 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun• day school and Bible study class 2,30 Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting Tltursda y 8, p,m. Salvation Army Capt. Froud and Lieut. Saunters Holiness nesting 11 a n. Praise service 3 p.m. Gospel service 7 pea. Childretis Service—Directory class 10 a,m, Bible classes 4 pan. Week night Meetings—Wednesday Pram meeting 8 p,m, Egmondv111e, Presbyterian Rev. J. Argo, pastor. Sunday ser• vices 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Bible class 3 p.tn, Prayer meeting Wednesday 8p, in. Y,P.M.S. Union 3rd Friday in the month 8 p.m, Women's Mission. ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the mouth at 2.30 p,m, Ladies' Aid meets im- mediately after. Mehillop Presbyterian Rev. D Oarswell pastor, Sunday services Duffs' ohuroh 11 a m Sunday school 10 a m. Prayer tweeting Wed- nesday 8 p.m. Women's Missionary Sooiety last Friday in eaoh month at 2 o'olock, eenstauce Methodist Rev, 0, 0. Koine, pastor. Sunday service 2.30 p,m, Young People's Lea - 91.02,30 pin Sunday Women's Auxil art, tint Tuesday of every mdnth a 30 p. in. Ltdies' Alt last Thursday of each month 2.30 pan Good -by to•Asthma. Persons stiff,8. NCinth-®p Presbyterian ing from that extremely trying trouble Sunday setvioe 2.30 pm, Sunday known as asthma know what it is to school 1: 15pm. Prayer meeting ling with all their hearts for escape 118 Tuesday 8 p,m, L.0, W last Wed. from a tyrant, Never do they Icucw when an attack may come and they know that the struggle unaided is vain I With Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Rem- edy at hand, however, they oast say good•by to their enemy and enjoy life again. it helps at once, BIRTHS. MaLEAN—To Mr. and Mrs, Kieth McLean a daughter, on June the 5'h 1017, Sleep is tbe'great nourieher of infante nod without peaceful Bleep the ohild 'vill not tltrive. This carrot be got if the 900111 be troubled with worms. ofiller'e Worm Powdora will destroy worsts and drive them out of the system and afterwarda the ohild's rest will be undisturbed, The powders cannot in- jure the most delicate baby, and there is nothing so effective for restoring the health of a worm -worn infant. dIYI Jung rule not DA2WEThT Girlsl Try 111 Hair gets soft, fluffy anti heautIfu e- .f et4 g 95 ne nt bottle If you caro for heavyhair that I! . g d andradiant tens with beauty !e dl t with lite; hits an incomparable softness and Is 0811Yy and lustrous, try Pandtrine. Just one application doubles the beauty of your hair, besides it Immo- dlately dissolves every Partlele of - dandruff, You can not hit% Idea heavy, healthy balm if you luvre dandruff, This destructive scurf robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life, and if not overcome It produces a fsveriahness and itching oe the scalp; the hair roots famish, loosenrn and die; then the hair falls out tast,te Surely get a 25 -Dent bottle al Knowlton's Dnnderine from any drug store 1n1tt just try 1t. Highest Prices Paid for rags, rubbers, bones, metal, horse hair, hides, skins, all hinds of furs etc. Also take books and newspapers Appelzft & Millman SEAFORTH JUNK DEALER Across from Creamery Phone 183 or Photos! Photos Having purchased the Photograph business in Seaforth from Mr. 1'. J. Fell I am now ready to make for You Photo- graphs that Please. Careless ship–shod work will find no place in our Studio, We have earned a re- putation as Photograph- ers of quality through particular attention to the little niceties of finish & detail that seems so in• significant and vet bulk so Targe when the final result is delivered to you. Our motto is Please the People. We do picture framing i.nd sell Amateur su f plies We develop films and fin- ish prints for amateurs, D E Buck's Studio LPicone 19 - SEAFORTH son►, A lady in Hamilton has instructed me to offer for Sale her home and. 3 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 e>,tate. —A snap for some one --- JON'' RAMN Bond and Dehenture Broker Main Street, Seaforth Phone 9,a "For the Blood is the Life." WHEN YOU ARE SUFFERING With any dlse.so duo to Impure blood such as Eoxs,n0, Scrofula, Sourvy, Bad Lego. Ulcera, Glandular 5Woll Inel1, Belle, Pimples, Bores of any kind, PIIea,Blood Pol0sn,Rhsumatism, Gout, ate„ don't waste your time and money on lotions and ointments which cannot get below the surface of the skim What you want is a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood of the poisondus matter which aone 0 the true Mmuse of all your suffering. Clarke's Blood ixture is just sucha foedieine, It is composed f ingredients which quickly expel from the blood all Impurities from whatever cause ?icing, andbyrendering 1 clean and pure, can be relied on to effect a lasting cur( l771,uremlr q/ t,rh,noorote, jar reLSHd .l,rpa, roU Id DarNa).l, Over Se rens' .. 9uMMs, Pleasant 0 lake. gold by all camonta and Snb.tlh, Clarke's Blood Mixture OURES ALL SKIM & 91000 DISEASES ary!, 10