The Seaforth News, 1917-06-21, Page 8Moll CONTRACT
8EEALED TEND BRS addressed
the 1)0814nm/tor General, will be mei
d at Ottawa until Noon, on Arida
1e 29th Clay of, luno, 1017, for the co
eyetice of Ilia Majesty's Math, on
l,rcp esrd Cc .,,: • u Ler years, 11
limes per week on the route, ov
Walton No, 3 Rural Haute, From t
rut of Oetobsr,1917,
Printed notices containing forth
inforruation 118 to condition of prepare
Contract may be seen and blank form
cf Tender may be obtained at the Poe
offices of Walton, Blyth and Brussel
and at the office of the Post Uff1
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t,n8pector, London,
0, C Auderaon,
ltnpetin telnlen t,
Post Office Inspector.
Post tfliee Department vanada
Mail Sertuoe PI tach, ^_rtta}yn, 113th
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SEALED TENDERS adtireaeed to
the undersigned, mud enriorsecl "Tender
kr Supplying Luul for the Dominion
Buildings, will be teemed at this offrce
until 4.00 1'. 111. uu Tuesday, July 3, I alias Wilson, of Ailsa Craig, is a i lies. L, Laseagu of Little Current ie y' veniug and a large trend
1917, for the supply of coal for the visitor at the Mime of her brother, Air. Iuescia e g a
Pobi,c Buildirle. thion rh out h Ill. (p, "Ile"' visiting her parents Mr, and Mrs, R Mice will be expeoteel,
Bioko.
iRev. .1, Ritchie is in Montreal at-
' tootling the Presbyterian Assembly.
Rev. H. Ferguson preached dilrrng 1118
abaenea,
ORRESPONDENCE
Dublin
311sa R, Cion]u of the Normal at
Stratford it punto for the holidays.
Mr' end Mrs, Joe {Veber recently
wept to Lontlon iu the motor Gar,
Miss Al, Jordan hue gone back to
Ogdeneourg, New ) ork where she ]e
musing.
Mertes 1': Woods and J Jordan wen
to Clocita•ioh last week to the Exenrsion
to Detroit.
A large number• from Isere wore at
the races in 2litcholl,
Ml' E J alnrphy is visiting (*Jeannie
to 14amilto 1.
eroarkartyr
her daughter, Mre, lfaralily,
Mr. sits lflre, Jeffery have been m
11onsnll vlaittug roletivos.
Lightniug struck a tree near the
'house of Mr. James Bethune ansihrok e
wintlews 10 the b008e,
'flies Elsie Parsoue is organist in
Grace Uhuroh during the absence of
Alma Hogarth who ie spendiug a few
mouths to Guelph,
Winthrop
Stay pressing is now the creder of the
day Messrs Gardiner, Brown, and czar.
smack have pressed for J, H, Catup-
bell, Chas, Little, R. Campbell, Otto.
anti John Prioe and others. There le a
good demand 58181 prices aro ,stiffening,
lir, Brewster of the Brunelle Road
lost a valuable mare which died Ill the
field He paid 5400. for it only a few
weeks ogo,
Mre. Hugh MoLaron of Port Nightie
in the parental home of airs, Willtezn
Sterling,
31uoh regret ie felt that Rev, F• (1
Itiuberd, who has boon rector of Bay.
field, Varna 8nl1 Mellon fur the past
two yeara hue been forced by 111 health
to rosign, lie will tape up hie work at
Lakeside whioh will bo mud, lighter,
Elia many friends here hope the moiler
work will prove benofioial,
81 Jae Johnston is improving in
health.
Fishing for herring off the dock is
now a favorite sport.
Anyone selelling to send baxee of
comforts to the boys, or contribute, aro aehea to ()allot F A Enwark's ur Greene -11
lade's store,
Auburn
There are four pupils from here
sung on the entrance examination
f this week,
Mrs Hugh Russ is very 111 at present. 1
Bullet$
Airs. 100. t;illeepe front the West w
1 has been }^18iting at the hauls of her Ur, Saturday sire. Snetw Cian'forcl oft bar of
mother-in-law is minoring from au at.; the I;th passed another milestone it1 byterle.
tack of plow -man, the journey of life, when she was 81 Hand h
The Misses Jean, Mary, and Agneo J 708rs of ago. "ilra00y" 18 81111 vouun l Mr. a
McKellar spent a fe}v cls s C i I in feelings as at 21 a
ford last week,
Play in aid of the Red Cross here on
Roger, of Beet Wawanasll,
who
Fred Moss is the happy man this
I 18'8 a boy,
Mrs.
died +
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recently, She was the last mein•
those who organized the Pres
n 011080)1 in Auburn, her hu8-
eiug one of the first elders.
lid 1)1rs, Walker are the proud
Carling- "he has 8101 en parents of a eo11.
y inat iu - , enemy and would like to do a "good The Belgravo Club will give the
turn' to any neighbor still
t t e!
Dominion. Mr. and Mn.Sadler of Parkhill
Combinedspecificationand form ofwere here last week.
tender eau be obtained on sul,liOatiunSayfl@Id '11
et tide office and from the caretake
of the different Dolauuon Buildings,
Per8o118 tendering are notified the
tenders will not he Goneldered miles
made on the printed forms supplied
and sigued with their actual elgnatnres.
Each tender must be accompanied by
an accepted cheque ou a chartered bank
a ab
p y le to the order of the Honourable
the Minister of Public Works, equal to
ten per cent (10 p.c. 1 of the amount
of the tender, which will be forfeited if
the person tendering decline to enter
into a contract when called upon to do
iso or fail to complete the contract, 1f
the tender be not bo accepted the
cheque will be returned,
By Order,
R. C. DESROCHERS,
Secretary,
Departruent of Public Works,
Ottawa, 111118 9, 1917.
eonstance
re, Atwood and children of Wind
le I Walton8or spent a week with her parents,
Mies Lulu King of Stratford Normal air' and Mrs. B. Riley,t The following is the minimal Reportschool is home,
e of the „Walton Red Cross Union". Year : Among those who took the Grey,
hound excursion to Detroit were Air,
5714.52: and Mrs. Wm Osmond, Wm, MGDool
69.10 !Frank Cameron, John Tippet and Fred
985,60 i Fowlle. Sirs. Deatiout has returned to her
Si 769 2 home in Detroit after visiting her par.�
1027'85 elite Mr and Mrs, John Tippet,
LOCAL AGENT WANTED
—for—
SEAFORTH
and district.
—to sell for—
"THE OLD RELIABLE
FONTHILL NURSERIES
Splendid list of stock
For Fall planting 1917,
and
eudiug May 31 1917.
Donations
Quilts
Teas
Total
Expenditures
Balance on Hand 5 141 37
Number of artielee shipped to Lon-
don and Blyth are as follows;
244 Flannel shirts
36 hospital shirts
73 Pyjama suits
953 Towels
697 Pairs of Socks
8 Field cushions
1 Scarf
In addition to above there were also
the following articles sent to our boys
0V8I.Be$r.
300 Pre of Socks
31 Towels
There were also 12 quilte made and
sold locally.
A very intaressing wedding took
place at "Fairview Farm,' the home of
Mr, and Mre, Fred Oxtoby, on Wed.
needay June 6th, when their daughter
Mies Fannie Mae became the bride of
Mr• Frank Hackwel] of Walton, The
ceremony was performed by Rev, 31r
Spring planting 1918. !McCullough, Mrs, Gardiner, sister of
including many new varieties :bride
groom played the march. The
bride was dressed in embroidered lace
wllich we 'alone control,
over white. About 60 guests were pre.
Flo Agent's Proposition, Handsome
Send for new illustrated catalogue lover
at the wedding and 160 at the
I wreceptionl. Atnoug the presents which
ree (unfit; ESCIt181Ye Territory. to
Liberal Commiseiens• the bride from her father, of51000
young
couplecouple have a host cf frier($ who wish
STONE and WELLINGTON them well.
The Fonthill Nurseries, Rev Mr Lundy returned from
(Established 1837) I Brampton on 'Thursday night He was
ORONTOONTARIO visiting his father who is ill.
=== I Mr Joe Nicholson had a colt killed
DRAIN TILE by lightning en Wednesday uight slur.
e will tug the electric storm
Ori
open a kiln of
u lir M Rowland was visiting friends in
June 22nd & 27th; Wawanosh last week
all then have Tile from" Hay pressing is now the order of the
is up t0 7 ins. day. There is good demand et the
KRUSE BROS. Present
Egmondville Under the Auspices of the Red
Gross Society a. Play entitled "Lazarus
Phone 2 On 146 Taken In" will be given by the Bel.
grave Dramative Club on Wednesday,
June 27th in the Workman's Hall,
CI intoe
01111011111116
4, B. Moulton was in Brant -
week.
id Mre, Mallon and Mire. 1-to-
laforth visited Mrs. F. Jackson
eek.
;roily Morrison of Hensel
no time visiting Airs, R, J.
n Scarlett of Loadbury at•
rneoting of the District L
Staff
Rev. Mr. Darling is home again
after attending the Conference in
London.
Mrs. W, W. Sadler has gone back to
Hamilton after a pleasant visit.
Mr, .F, Elliott attended the funeral
of a sister in Wisconsin
Mrs, Hothan, Mre, R. Sadler, Mre,
A, Oliver, Miss Worden and Mies A,
McLellan were delegates from our
Landeborougli of Detroit is Institute to the convention in St,
118.. here and in Teckerereith (Marys,
.Mre, Cooper of Seefog"0
glstWleg
Quite anumber her went to Seaforth
for Decoration Day,
airs, Moore and eon of Toronto are
visiting her mother, Mrs. e, Aixun Sr,5
Mre. Wm, Wilson of Cleeland, Ohio,
is visiting her mother and friends here
Mrs. Thuell of Brussells and Arnold
and Vera Cololough,notoredto London
and backiaat week^ Clerk,
Wool 1 Wooi 1
() wipe to oar 11aring Bald am See
forth :Kill we will not be aide to handle
any more 0(8,1.
swelter Thouipsuu ,k Nous 1,8.
Cost
A braes) t. chitin and broach on the
road near Luadbury on Saturday 111118
9111.
'Von dollars reward will be given if
left at the
New» Office,
5eltf0l't11,
FOR SALE
icy Tender
Snbjeo6 to removal, the t]weiling
House in the rear of the Methodist
Church now occupied by frit, 1, 13
Thompson. Highest in any tender not
neoess8rily accepted. Tenders reeeil'.
ed to July lfitlt 1917.
.For particulars apply to 1)r, 1"• 1,
Burrows 8esforth1,
Man Wanted
on fared
Wanted a married man to
work farm by the year.
House provided,
E. J, BOX
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Any ratepayers in the Township of
MoKillop who wish to pay their 11118088.-•
merits for construction of the Kiuhurn
Swamp Drain (in Bullet,) in Cash can
do so before the 30th day of July 19,7
to G K holland treasurer or .to the
Dominion Bank Seaforth After said
date for all assessments not paid De.
beuturee will„be issued 011 a five year
term at 6
cent
'
per lit
Interest,
M Murdio
Seaforth
CO'K RR S. Es—
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a ry.:.+ t ai:{'t8J tt,ue,r 1 ``, i;.',:
A LLSN L Ml fie'
ItY
0 Ur should
give the coinsci-
entiousness of this store
a proper place in your
consideration—F >e're
lty Conscientious in our
service to you—ave feel
the responsibility your „
confidence puts upon
us. 1t means that in
you can get value and
satisfaction tailored to
your measure from a
choice of a wide range
of fabrks and models.
TE have a knack of
doing the unusual in
the clothes. 'Te put more into
them than you get in any other
line --better style, better tailor-
ing, better cloth. We keep
pounding away on the advisability of
wearing Art Clothes—we're earnest about it—we believe
in it sincerely. And when we once get you to believe,
you'll have a lot of satisfaction out of your clothes,
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hi R`'yt'1+y:w�iru.I,r�q ta•}v:!1 ,r is,t�� 1,°
1"iir
efir
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to r+
special sale on
Saturday
of
Broken Sizes
0
.Lather's Shoes
These shoes will be sold re—
gardless of price
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Ai 1jj ��� 4 i�v ltfal{1i 4yll "f ra
r `®�9 `Y�f lafYlt
"The Home of Good Shoes'
Phone 51
Seaforth
Hair Cv ting
There grows on a normal head an average of 100000 hairs
approximately 1000 to the sq, in. all of which must be scient-
ificallg clipped that map lap smoothly in place over;the en-
tire head. This mustbe done with shears and comb, and if
clippers are used the hairs mu st be properly tapered, or there
appears around the head a mark or wig like appearance, a
conditions competent barbers will avoid.
We claim to haverhis Art down to a science, ivhich the men
who wearourhair•cuts demonstrate whereverpou see them
So why consider where to have your hair -cutting done when
you may conte direct tc the Commercial Barber Shop C4th
with the full assurance of having itdone artistically bp experts
The Shop that is always up-to-date.
(commercial Barber Shop Ctith
ROBINSON Prop
HOWWELL
.:t 11Y ,YO)3N W. S. MoCULLOUGH, M.D., D,P.H„ CHIEF OFFICER
:t
)A OF THE PEOP1NCLAL BOARD OF
HEALTH. BABY FOOD
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RFCIPES FOR
Lime Water.
rEASPOONFUL, of unalaked lime in a quart of bolted water.
$hake in a.large bottle such as a gem jar and let stand for twenty-
four hours. The clear fluid standing on top may then be run oft,
This is Lime Water.
Barley Water,
Two level teaspoonfuls of Robinson's or Brook's barley -flour. Mix with
Water to make a paste. Add water to one pint. Boil for twenty minutes in
double boiler. Strain through two thicknesses of cheese cloth. Add boiled
water to make up that boiled away so as to have one pint.
Oatmeal or Berle Qt",el.
Robinson's oatmeal(groats).y. Use either Robinson's or Brook's barley flour or
sCook ufficient cold water forma paste eand add enough three water to make a pint
through ltwoethiaknessessin a of cheesecloth. o1The gree' shdd a ould bel salt. Strain
thick enough.
to Jelly when cold. If too thin, cook longer.
To one quart of skimmed intik, h ted to 105 Deg. P, add four toa-
spoontuls of liquid rennet. Let stand in a cool place till the curd forms.
Break up the curd with a fork and strain through four layers of cheesecloth
or muslin. Heat the liquid (whey) to 155 Deg, F. and allow to cool grad-
ually. Keep on ice. One quart of milk makes 24 ounces of whey.
Alb
en Water.
To four ounces 00 water, eatWed to 104 De
egg, stir wtth a knife until dissolved. Do not beat or shake the Strain through
cheesecloth.
h.
Put a pound of meat in one pt
nt of cold water. Add a pinch of salt.
Cook slowly for three or four hours. Strain through two thicknesses of
cheesecloth and cool. Remove all the fat.
Jui•
Partially broil eve; coals, bo hf si eseof a half pound of the top of at
round of beef, Out In small pieces and squeeze out the Juice, using a menet
Press or wooden lemon squeezer. Add a pinch of salt. Half a pound of
beef ; lakes two ounces of beef Juice.
Scrape a piece of round steak
souped
a knife and then very slightly"
broil. Scraped beef is free from fibre and 1s better than minced beef.
To one quart of whole milk heated to 106 Deg1'.
dd
of liquid rennet. Add a pinch of salt and a teaspoon uluofeasPounfula
sugar. Let stand in a cool place till the curd fors. Strain off the liquid
The balance is junket.
m
Put the egggCoddled Egg.
Cover and let ad for see n or eight minutes.water and
diTheywhite of tremove he a the Are.
be soft and not liquid.egg should
Take half a pound of good p> Prime Wash and soak in water
Cover with water and adct half a teaspoonful of sugar. Coinward uble•
boiler until the prune are perfectly tender, Strain through cheesecloth.
The resulting Boum le prune Juice,
Soap Suppository,
Tat% 8t piece of mettle or common brown soap and cut out a portion.
one or two inches long, pointed at one end and about as thick as a lead
MIAMI. This will make a very good supposltfy. Slightly wet when about.
to use it,
Boratlo Acid Solution (2 per cent.)
Put one tabjronpoonful of borates acid Crystals in a clean eight-uitca
bottle filled weft' boiled water. Shake the bottle. Not all the crystals will
be dissolved, but the watt' will be a saturated (4 per cent.) solution. Some.
of stfluted with equal parts of boiled water will be a 2 per cent, solution,
TbR per Cont, solution eboubl be so labelled and used do/ a stock Solution.
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