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ir'ROFESS IONAL CAIDS,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
MEDICAi
D li. HUGH ROSS, Physician and Surgeon
Cc of London Hospital, London. England
attention to diseased a Eye, Ear, Nose
Threat.
D!!oe and reside .re, behind Dominion Bank,
cake Fhouo N o.5. Residence, Phone No, rod,
VIMF. J,BURROWS, Seaforth. Office and
sesldenc— Goderlch Street, east of the Metho-
dot Church. Coroner for the County of Huron.
telephone, No. 90.
PPS.. SCOTT Ps MACKAY, Physicians and
Surgeons, Goderich Street, oppoatte Metho.
9llstChurch, Seaforth,
Starr, graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and
member of Ontario College of Physicians end
80rraSaoona Coroner for County of Huron.
39ACKay, honor graduate Trinity University.
PM medalist Trinity Medical College. Member of
Oldies,of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
R' GEO. HEILEMAN. Osteopathic Speclalls
as
In Women's and Children's Phlegm and
adesemuUo Troubles. Acute and Chronic Dis-
orders.
ls•o dela. Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat, Adenoids
sponsored without the knife, Consultation free.
Soya: Vote!.
Tuesday. 8 a.m. to 1: p m Priday h to c p.m
Marriage Licenses niupapbv JOSS
tY'1tiuw er.
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Are you considering Insurance, Life or Accident?
liyou are, a postcard will get our rates.
J. D. HINC'.IILEY,
Zell end Agent for London Life Insurance Co..
and Imperial Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co,
Seaforth, Ont.
James Watson
0 (neral Pira, Life and Accident Insurance
agent, and dealer in Sawing Machines.
sale street. Seaforth.
Tl;IIE McKILLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance Cop
Parma and Isolated Town
Property Oniy Insured.
OFFICERS
.7 at. Connolly, Goderith, President, James
Fveus, lseechwood, Vice -President, Thomas
Nays, Seaforth, Sec.-rreas.
Directors
D. R. McGregor, Seaforth; John G. Grieve,
Winthrop W. Rinn, Constance; John Bennewels,
srodghagen• Robert Ferris, Harlock; Malcom
McKeon, Clinton; 11 McCartney Seaforth;
James Connolly, Dederick; Jas. Evans, Beechwood,
Agents
Alex. Leitch, Iiariock; E. Hlnchley, Seaforth;
William Chesney. Egmondville• J. W. Yeo,
Eolmeev1m
le; R. G. Jarouth, Brodbagen• James
ser, and John Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors,
Parties desirous to effect insurance or transact
ether business will be promptly attended to by
application to any of the above officers, addressed
to their respective poatoffices.
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General Observations
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Greece has at last slipped into the
war on the side of the Allies, after sitt-
ing on the fence for a long time.
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The continne d wet weather snakes
saving the hay crop a very difficult pre-
position, the food production commit-
tee will have trouble in supplying ens
ongh men once fine weather vote in,
***
People in Canada and England will
take readily to the new Royal Title of
'The ?donee of Windoot". It at least
aounds better than the discarded one.
An election witlnnttgivittg ti esoldiers
n at the front a vote wenl d be a farce as
it would moan that the mer who are
jprotecting canals would be gnverced
by elackers.
Sold
en the Lieut Cbl C'oombes who commanded
Merits 'the 1 blot has been sent to France in
of command of all Imperial Iiattalinr.
Mtnard's Canadian offieera aro among the best at
Liniment: the front•
For Sale
SCRANTON CO] -
W. 1. KEY. Seaforth.
Phone ISO
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A Business
Without a proper
systm of adver-
tisin is like a
motor without the
.r power
Sedforth News
AVERTiSCMENTS
will supply the
required energy
hone , 84
evenings127
HOME, SWEET HOME.
The house, be it ever so humble, is
the one sweet spot to which all eyes
are longingly turned, and from which
all happiness radiates.
The proud boast of the old English
Common law is that " a man's home is
his castle," The four winds of heaven
!might blow through its chinks and crap -
1 nice bnt the king himself might'nt cross
its threshold unbidden. Only the law's
stern necessity 'in pursuit of crime
could authorize an ttnweloome intrusion
} The sanctity of former tithes still
sorupinlousiy surrounds it and the sac.
redness of its portal has oeen but en -
helloed by the advanoement of otvilizat-
ion, The modern home needs neither
towers, battlements, nor bastions to
protect it from aesattlts of the powerful
The humblest citizen to defend his low.
ly shack can invoke the protoatiug arm
of the whole nation. ,
The governmeuts of all the world
foster the love of home. Liberal lame
are enacted with this end fit view, The
public domain is generously bestowed
' upon bonaf!de settlors. The various
states. without, wo believe, a single ex-
ception, have e xempted the homes
from seizure for even it just debt. In
short, the protection and sacredness of
the home goon side by side with that o
the person. 11 14 the cennuetalablo
dead,e of every worthy oitiaen to he the
00110, of kris own home in fee simple,
Rad to enoourage this desire have all
these [awe been enacted,
A cheery "Good Morning" often00nd0
a ray of sunshine streaming through the
innermost remises of a household, rest.
mg there all the livelong day, and again
follows haatening footsteps into the
Inart of bnaittee9, lighting up andbright•
ening"the way of the world" alt it goes,
A hearty "Good Night" often soothes
litany a troubled mind to rest,end heals
the wounds which have either come
anew to a struggling soul, or been re-
opened by the harsh words or deals
that are spoken or dere to season or
out of soaeon, es the daily bottle of our
life progresses,
Probablyinineteen-twentieths of the
happiness you will ever have you will
get at home, The independence that
carnes to a man when his work is over
and he feels that he Imo ruts out of the
storm into the quiet harbor of home,
where he ono rest in peace with his
family, is something real, it dome
net make 108151 difference whet-
her your own house or have one little
ream in that hoose, you can make that
little room a home to you.
Although housekeeping end hotno-
Inaking are the most important of all
things, yet are sought after the very
least, Girls get marridd who do not
know stow to maks a loaf of bread or
pee: a potato, expeotittg somehow that
these things will take careofthemseivee,
as they can live happy iu his ignorance,
knowing too that the hoartand stomach
of man are so friendly that tbey cannot
be separated. Ignorance minuet be
made blies in housekeeping, and there
is no sure way to loss the respect of a
husband than so spoil his dinner, He
cannot thrive long ou purely a love
diet.
Who does net feel more cheerful and
contented for receiving a polite bow
a genial "good morning," a hearty
shake of the hand? Who does not
make himself the happier by these little
expressions of fellow -feeling and good
willP Silence and a stiff, unbending
reserve are especially selfish and
ssentially vulgar,
BILLY SUNDAY
APPEALS TO HUBBIES
Billy Sunday has been shaking the
dry bones of staid old Boston by his
thunderbolts against the sins of the
world. One of his sermons was an sp.
peal to husbands to be more kindly to
their wives. Here are some of the
epigrams.
"Try praising your wife for a whil
oven if it frightens her at first."
"Stake your wife happy, and she'l
never grow older. Love beats porde
rags all hollow'
"Some rich never say they love thei
wives till they're a hundred miles from
home, and then they semi it back on a
a picture postcard,"
"Woman—you can't get into the
second chapter of any book ,involving
progress without running across a Ivo.
man. You can't get an oyster stew,
you can't eat beans, you can,t eat
spoligeoake, without woman. Hurrah
for iceman 1 And they did.
I
know she's queer," Sunday con-
tinued. "She'll g.' downtown shoppit g
to buy flannel! underwear and buy a
net waist.
'But listen to line ! Let your wife
have a little money to do what she
pleases with, Then, some day, it's
dollars to sinkers she'll have a little to
lend you at six per oent
Deublo Juries In hely,
Though the ktn.illna share our ow12
belief that twelve sten can properly
and Justly decide the fate of anybody
to:Timed of eilme, While the verdict Of
eleven 10 worthless, they trove exec'
(dyed enough of luteltigenoe and fere-
sight to provide for the always p0ss1.
Me emergency that arises from the in.
capacity of one or more Jlirorsto
eine
i
t nue la a ease.
They i10 it by selecting not twelyo
jurors, but twenty-four, to hear and
judge the testimony. After the twen-
ty-four have been chosen, however,
they are separated into two classes of
twelve each, The duty of one of these
dozens is to aerye exactly as our
jurors do. The others simply sit in
court, ilatening to all that goes on
and ready t0 A11 the places of any in
the ['rat twelve who may die, fall
sick or otherwise become incapacitat-
ed for service, The extra or super-
numerary jurors have no voice or vote
unless transferred to the other chess. --
New York Times,
Romance of a Shadow.
It is hard to believe that a shadow
Is probably the origin of all afstronom-
!cal, geometrical and geographical sci-
ence. The fi173t man who fixed his
staff perpendicularly in the ground and
measured its shadow was the earliest
computer of time, and the Arab of to-
dos wbo plants his spear iu the sand
and marks where the shadow falls is
his direct descendant. It is from the
shadow of a gnomon that the early
Egyptians told the length of the year.
It is from the shadow of a gnomon
that the inhabitants of upper Egypt
still measure the hours of work for e
water wheel. In this case the gnomon
Is a lburra stalk supported on forked
uprights and points north and south.
East and west are pegs in the ground
evenly marking the space of earth be-
tween sunrise and sunset. In a land
of constant sunshine a shadow was
the primitive chronometer. It was also
the primitive footrale•—London Mail.
Gems of Answers.
Among the gems of history answers
en examination papers are the follow-
ing:
ollowing:
"The courage of the Turks is ex-
plained by the fact that a man with
more than one wife is more willing to
face dee.th than if he had only one."
"Julius Caesar was murdered at the
moving picture house."
"When the last French attack at
Waterloo proved a failure Napoleon
turned very pale and rode at full gallop
to St. Helena."
Among "howlers" on general sub -
lents were the following:
"Ambiguity means telling the truth
when you don't mean to."
"The flannelette peril means pettl-
toat government."
"Mach butter Is imported from Den-
mark,
enmark, because Danish cows have great-
er enterprise and superior technical ed-
ucation tp ours."—London Globe.
Antiquity of the Dog.
It is impossible tee. say when dogs
were first domesticated, but some of
the earliest traces are found on Egyp-
tian monuments, with figures of dogs,
somewhat of the greyhound type,
which date back to at least 3500 B. C.
Even in those remote days the dog was
highly esteemed, Coming down a little
later, we read that Ulysses 3,000 years
e ago was recognized by his dog 'Argus
after hkssw_tneherd tad failed to do so.
Plutarch speaks oP dlcibades, who
eut off tila tail o1 his dog, and Myron,
✓ the sculptor, immdi i 3d the j}n mgt
by chiseling his image in marble, The
Romans valued their dogs and kept
✓ them for the chase and also as pets.
Alexander the Great owned a veteran
fit to tackle a Hon.
"Love her to -day as mach as you
loved her twenty minutes after you
married her. Love her as much as
you loved her when you bought those
oandy hearts with vereea on them, 0
Lord, if I had all the niokles I spent
for candy hearts!"
"Every good wife would rather have
the flowers that are going to be spread
on her eoflinscattered along her path-
way now."
"Too much money hos been spent on
rosewood caskets that should have
spent on hired girls."
CASUALTIES
[tilled—G. E. Maines, 131911,
Wounded—W J Sliaddick, P A Roles,
Hensel], T G Clark, Mitchell, W Cowart
Blyth,
Got the Wrong Person.
In no other household except that of
a doctor could this mistake, reported
by the Louisville Courier -Journal, so
plausibly have occurred.
"Get my bag for me at once!" boom-
ed the doctor. "Some fellow tele-
phones in a dying voice that he can't
live without mer'
"Just a moment!" interposed his
wife. "I think that call is for daughter,
dear!"
Retort Malicious.
Miss Ityval (triumphanttyl—I sup-
pose Jack never told you he once pro-
posed to me. Jack's Fiancee—No; 11e
told me there were a number of things
in his life he was ashamed of, but T
didn't ask him what they were. --Bos-
ton Transcript.
Different Now.
Mr, Neverwed—Does your wife treat
you the same as she did before you
were married?
Mr. Peck—Not exactly. Before we
were married when I displeased her
she refused to speak to me.—Boston
Globe.
Dramatic Criticism.
"Did you enjoy the show?" ---
"Very
- ."Very much. We got there tate and
left early, but we had a delightful
luncheon at the hotel. afterward."—
Detroit Free Press, ""
Lost a Boarder.
"Disease germs are everywhere."
"Well, doctor, I was going to your
sanitarium for a month, but in that
case I might as well stay at home."—
Exchange,
Easy.
About the easiest thing in the World
is to make splendid plans for the in-
vestment of the money one' has not
Yet succeeded in getting. — Chicago
Herald.
The opinlona most apt to do us good
are those we resent,. -lite.
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THE DOMINION BANK
Established 1871
C pit l Laid Rsierve 113,000,000
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Savings gg s De a tmen p r t
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards received.
Interest paid or added to accounts twice a year,
Efficient service, •®!s
SEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M, JONES, Managua
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CREAM WANTED
Send your cream to us and receive
sop prices. We are running our planet
the year throngh and eau handle your
fell supply and furnish you with cans.
We pay twine each month and weigh
sample,and test each man of cream oars
fully. Our motto is " Honesty to ou
Patrons" Patrons are requested to re
turn all our cane= whew not in lige,
Sitter an3Btttermilk also on hand
lid for at market prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SEAFORTH MARKET
Good Milling Wheat...,........... Sr.30
11an per ton .................. 38,00
Shorts per ton ...... ........: ........ 42
Eggs - 28
Hoga to farmers....... ......
EOON(JMICAL ?;RAVEL
Whether you are going west to home.
stead or only for a trip the moss ecom-
fcal method of travel is to take advent.
age of our low Homeseelrers fares good
going on special excursions every Mon-
day, For tickets and full particulars
apply 10
Cltas, A, Aberhart
Town Agent
Canadian Northern Railway
CANNIBALS ARE HERE!
TURKS FEARED MAORIS
Strange War Dance at Gallipoli by
Highly Educated Sons of Chival-
rous Cannibals
An officer of the New Zealand con-
tIngent writes: "At Gallipoli a group
of men were sitting round the en-
trance to i1 dug -out. In their midst
squatted a Greek interpreter trans-
lating into very bad English some
the news contained in a copy of
the Constantinople newspaper Tante,
The article Said: "Iuformeetjon ig stili
lacking as to the "Composition of the
enemy's forces,, but It appears from
indications received from Europe that
they must consist chiefly of black
men from Africa and Australia Thus
the Straits for the first time in his,
tory have had to endure attack by
cannibals." No wonder the listening
Australians and New Zealanders laugh-
ed uproariously. The British force at
Gallipoli had been strengthened by
the arrival of the Maori contingent,
direct descendants of most chivalrous
and warlike ancestors, to whom the
poaka-roa, or "long pig,' as a human
Joint was termed, was a much esteem.
ed delicacy. Nowadays the Maori, in.
stead of fattening his slaves, spends
his time, if he is ambitious, In get-
ting his M.A. degree or in passing
his accountancy examinations,
A Splendid Race
These men who landed at Gabe
Tepe are the first Polynesian troops
to be brought oversea to fight for the
Mother Country, and having the spirit
of their ancestors, do 1t well, Back
in the Maori wars their forebear wan
Hors were besieged by British troops,
The 66th Regiment, it was, sat down
around the fortress gates and prepar-
ed to starve out the men inside the
pal. The hikite peep, as the Maoris
called the besieging regimeut, ran, out
of water first, and the situation was
getting serious when the palisade
gates of the pal opened and a line
of brown figures carrying gourds fill,
ed with water approached the Britisb
trenches, Fearing a ruse the colonel
of the 66th ordered his men to stand
to arms, but the chief leading the
water -bearers smiled, He made a
courteous speech, In which he said
naively that both parties hitherto had
been enjoying themselves, and it
would be a pity it so small a matter
Its lack of water should put a stop
to what was really a most pleasant
siege. Such a thing was unthinkable,
There was abundance of water in the
pah 'for both besieged and besiegers,
With further complimentary refer.
*races he took his leave, and the thirs
ty hikite peep watched the brown
backs for a mi.tute or two in amaze•
meat and then buried their faces ht
the cool gourds, The next morning
the pah was empty, and the garrison
had walked out a back way through
what had looped like alt impassable
swamp. Only a few old women were
left to shout and make a noise dull
lag the night,
CHURCH NEWS
All tieing under ilia Saud are
published free of charge, ex-
cept those regarding meetings
where an admission fee Is
charged. 9l,e rate for Buell
bningnve tient per count line
SPPIFURTll 1H JRG'NGS
St. James'
St, James, Church , Rev. Father P
Corcoran, Rev, Fathe r 0, R. North -
graves .Morning Mass 7 a,m, High
Mass 1
as 10,3( a, m, Sunday school 2,30
p m. Evening vsapers 7 p,m.
St. Thomas'
Rev, T. H. Brown, Reetor. Sunday
services 1I a,m, aid 7 p,m. Sunday
sohool 2,30 p, to, Women's Anglioan
Missionary Aseooiation, Tueeday 2.30
p.m. Ohildren'ebranch Saturday 2 p,m.
nterceesion services every Thursday,
.0 p.m.
First Presbyterian
Rev, 11', H, Larkin,, Pastor. Sunday
services 11 a,in, 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 each
month at 7,46, Barbara Kirkman Mie•
cion Band 3rd Tuesday1 in the month at
7,30 p.m. Sunshine Mission Band
every 2nd Monday at 4.10 p,m,
Methodist
Rev, G. McKinley, 13, D., pastor
—SUNDAY—Class 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 Thureda y 8. p,m.
Salvation army
Capt. Froud and 1410111, Saallor1
Holiness meeting 11 a.m. Praise
eerviee 3 p.m. Gospel aervi00 7 p•m,
Childress Service—Directory class 10
a.m. Bible classes 4 p.m. Weelr night
Meetings—Wednesday Freer meeting
8 p.m,
Egtnondvilie, Presbyterian
Rev. J. Argo, pastor. 'Sunday ser-
vices 11 a,m. and 7 p.m. Bible class
3 p.m, Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p. m. Y,P.11I.S, 'Union 3rd friday
in the month 8 pan, Women's Mission-
ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the month
at 2.30 p.m, Ladies' Aid meets inn
mediately after.
MctCiilop Presbyterian
Rev, D Carswell pastor. Sunday
services Duffs' ohuroh 11 a.ni Sunday
8011001 10 a m. Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 8 p,m, Women's Missionary
Society last Friday in each mouth at
d 0H
2 o'clock.
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beautiful—Get R 25 cent bottia
of Danderine,
If you care for heavy hair that glib
tens with beauty and Is radiant with'
Me; has an Incomparable softness and
is fluffy and lustrous, try Dandertno.
lettn doles th
Just one RPlll a 0 doubles e'
beauty of your hair, besides it lmnte.
dlately dissolves every particle et
dandruff, You can not halo aloe
Heavy, healthy stair if you barn
dandruff. This dootructive scurf robe
the hair of its lustre, Ito strength and
Its very life, and if not overcome it
produces it feverishness and Itching of
the scalp; the hair roots famloh,
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
I'ast.d Surely get a 26 -cent bottle of
Knowiton's Dandet"ine from any drug
More fund Just try it.
RUM
Highest Prices Paid
for rags, rubbers, bones,
metal, horse hair, hides,
skins, all kinds of furs etc,
Also take books
and newspapers
Appelzft & Millman
SEAFORTH SUNK DEALER
Aaron front Creamery
Phone 183
w
Satis faction
If you will takethe troub-
le to call at our Studio,
examine our Photos
('many of them pictures
of your (friends learn
1 earn our prices, and note
the attractive finishes.
We are:confident we con
please you.
There is a standard of quality
behind Photographs made by lie
And our prices are low as is pos.
Bible for good work,
Family Group Photosa Special-
ty.
We do picture framing and
Amateur Supplies and Films and
fi wish prints for Amateurs.
Call and see us
D r Buck's Studio
Phone 19 - SEAFORTH
A lady in Hamilton has
instructed me to 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—
Gotstance Methodist
Rev, C, 0. Keine, pastor. Sunday
service 2.30 p,m, Young People's Lea-
gue2.30 p inSunday Women's Auxil
ary first Tuoeday of every 111011111 a
30p.tn. Indies' Aid last Thursday
ofeaoln month 2.30 p,m
Winthrop Presbyterian
Sunday aetvioo 2,30 pm. Sunday
client I 16pm, prayer meeting
Tuesday 8 p.m. L.C. W last Wed.
Your Asthma Too. The efficacy of
Dr, J. D. ?College's Asthma Remedy is
not something Out is merely to be Imp.
ed for; it is expected. It never fails to
bring relief, and in your own individual
naso it will do the same, So universal
has been the success of tide far=fanned
(nre that every one afflicted with this
dsmeae owes it to himself to try it.
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Bond al d Debenture Broker
Alain Street, Seaforth
Phone 91a
"For the Blood! Is the Lite."
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
With any dim ea.e due to Impure blood
ouch as Eosema, aerofula, *curvy, Bad
Logy Abooeanoo, Oloer. Glandular
Swellings, Boil.) Pimple.,Bores of any
kind, PtleyBlood Pol.nn,ethoumaH.m,
Gout, .to„ don't waste your time and money
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