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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1917-08-02, Page 8lige 1.0i 'AL AGENT WANTED •--f r,r--. SE AF O12T H and district, —to sell for— OLD or- 1; X_ 12 RELIABLE FON Z'HI LL NURSERIES splendid list of et:•,•it For fall pluming It+)7. :end i,rint piae,tiug {•'.:tiSug many new rarir'tiee. wi eh w,• alma ca'utnd.. itst:d kr new ,.i'.e,ratr-d catalogue else Agents Pret,es,tioe. Handsorne frees. e.rttriti Enelueive Territory, Lineral ,'ten,tnieaintle. leTONE andELIANt1'1'oN ..,c Fent1ill t,1'aerie-e,. Fet,r.il,hr i TOF1stIvl esaern C kill arei Uty London Three :vlelre N w Professors Etinal to Any in _ ranaia, tudents can ;iow obtain ss good an education in Arta and 11iedicine. at the Western as anywhere. E E I3raithwits, M A. Ph President 1 1 1 Ho ese kers Every Monday till October 29th. LOW FARES FROM TORONTO TO Albreda , 554.00 Athabasca 48,50 Edmonton . 47.00 Stettler . 47.00 Cancra .. , 39.75 North Battleford,,...,,.,, 43.75 Regina . , , 40.50 forward ... 40. Saskatood . 25 Dauphin .. 37.75 Lucerne , , 53.00 9algary , . , 47.00 Cam=era 46.75 Hanna . 46,00 Rosetown .. 43.50 Yorkten . ,. 39.25 Moose Jaw 41.00 Prince Albert 43.50 Brandon ... 37.00 winntpee ... 35,00 For Tickets, ReeervationeLiter- ature and Information, apply to C. A. therhart, Druggist, Sea- orth, or write P L. h'atrbairn, c' P.A., as King FC E., Toronto. GANND,'AN-PINRN;. GANAD AN f AT1ONA EXHIB1T'ON Aug. 25 = TORONTO .. Sept. 10 On a Moro Than Ordinarily Progressive Scale MOBILIZATION OF NATIONAL RESOURCES fobetructive and Destructive Ncods for War CONFEDERATION SPECTACLE 1200—PERFORMERS-1200 Canada's Story from Birth to Nationhood Dramatically Told The very Apex of Spectacular Achievement 1 GIANT LIVE -STOCK AND , AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY edging Competitions for Young =mors - - New Farm Crop Com - tions - - Extended Classifications ad Innovations in A11 Departments IMMENSE EXHIBITS s1OF TRACTORS AND FARM w LABOR SAVING DEVICES h;T—Italian, French, Persian therican and Canadian Masterpieces p0SIC—Innes' Famous Soloists and a iti:'e of other leading organizations. `hNTIRE NEW MIDWAY mikTIONAL MOTOR SHOWoutST SHOWING OF 1918 MODELS flee flnttl enlarged Government and Jr Exhibits - - - War in all its haat - Model Camp - - Artillery Ivo - - Aeroplane: Flights - - Scores meurprises in store for old friends 0104 thousand thrills for new ones. the s11b1 UCED FARES ON ver:,.' LINES OF TRAVEL bA Oro roweveninel leeriest ID ie CORRESPONDENCE elinton THE SEAFOI TU NEWS eonstance !Mies Florence McIntosh of 'Toronto to visiting her Inuit Mra, H. Colelcugh, Miss Vara Oolelonghand Misses Jean and Annie DioMlohael visited Miss Lou. Mr•, R. a". Willie has resigned as office manager ,of the Doherty Co. cc ! go to Ottawa aa nlauager of the Per. rival Piano Co of that city, I Captain .1. K. Fah full Ilse removed ha family to Kingston, ( Monday .4 og,tst tete t th has beet, proclaimed t'ivio Holiday, Mt. Isaac Barr hay sold hie hotter in Ol.ttton and will hie V5' CO 'i'arotttn ire ; the fall. Mr. Jas, s'eventyof Marquette, :Mich formerly of Clinton .tied at that place en July Ilrci, Btl°us ells Mr. 1'. i, Mulr.een oagauist of Mel- ville chnr,eh hes been appointed organ- ; ist of lines 'inlrch, Kincardine and will remote to that place shortly, Ike ele,,tric fight service which has ' been rely unaotisfaetbry for dams time will have n 6etflr:oto c rerhauling w>th ;the i%tentiull securng a wider house - held rut s:ee. It o hoteed a better ser: cie0 will be seeurod at an early date, The namo of Pre, ..Fo, =rimaldby appears in the list of eaenalties. He : was married 50 Maas Addis Robb and formerly lived here. +lrvai Hatekirk of Winnipeg has bought the barber shot, of W R. Little, tl ror 3at`ty Mfs, e1, Dar and son of Ottawa and ;was Steielioff of Toronto are visiting relatives. Miss Maggie. Wilson has returned to her home i11 Hickson after a months i visit with friends hese. A large number from here attended n concert at Staffa on .Friday evening and all report a pleasant time. ayfield Quite a number from Seaforth are enjoying our cool breezes, Mrs. A, Vaustone and child of Gorrie are visiting Mrs. Green, her mother, Miee Ada Emma is spending a few days at her home. Ma, Welch and child of Toronto is at her home that of Mr. and Mrs' Baggart Mise, Pollock fa spending her holiday at her home in Bancroft, Mies Rae Govenlock of Lindsay spent a week with her aioter Mrs. Ferguson. Ire. Sabeine and daughter are here for the summer, Walton Walton people purpose holding Aug- nst the 8th as their Civic Holiday and a picnic will be held on James Rase Lawn. Races and games will be in,, Bulged in. Ererybody conte and have a goat time. The doe dry weather of the past week has been a great bnoue to the Farmers. They are all bprsy n,akinglhay while the even shines even if it is hot work. Mrs, (Dr.) Neal of Peterboro and e m wholhave been visiting Wm. Neal for sone time left for home on Friday. This school had two successful pu. pile at the Entrance: Harriet and Harry Bolger. Rev, aud,Mrs. Lundy, Misses Iva Harris andtMand Fergu son are attend ing the Slimmer School at Guelph. Miss Marjory vuill has been engaged as teacher:in the Junior School at Wal. ton for nextlyear. Wm,IRobb has sold his farm to Wm Cunningham`of Colborne Township and will givetup)posseaaion next Spring, Staffa The Mimeo 1Hutohison of Seaforth are visiting their brother Mr, F. D, ff utehison , Pte,IMathew Carmichael wounded at the Nommelhaa been visiting his uncles James and John G. Miller, He was going to hie,ttome in the west where he will boldisoharged.. The Misses Clare and Maud Saddler of Hamilton are home at present. Mrs,"nlEdward of Mitchell was visiting Mre, R, Sillery, 'ublie Library will be closed Mrs. rhos, Fell of Underhill ie visit gg, 2nd, to Aug, pith. for Lib- ing Mrs. Alex MaDanrld, +ihblidays ire e!lark of Heiman. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Riley spent a day %vitt. the forntera brother Mr, Chas, Ril. ey Tueltersluith. A heavy crop el ]fay is now being gathered. It is going int in good shape Hallett ;viae Eva Brown who has a position with The Saufurd Clothing Co, at Seaforth spent her holidays last week with her mother Mrs' Robert Brown of the 2nd concession, Mr Wnt. Brown and children Robb, and Mattie and Miss Bessie Brown all of Detroit motored to Clinton on Mott• day and spent last week at the home of Mra• Robert Brown. Mrs. Rohe. Brown visited • relatives and friends int Hensall on Saturday. dippers Airs, McDonald of London has been , visiting her mother Mrs, J. Anderson, Mrs, I'inlayson of Sealortb spent a few clays with her sister Mrs. George McKay. Mrs. Geo, Taylor and daughter. Mrs 1S m, Rose are visiting Mrs. 0, Thomp- son and ,Mrs. Geo, Troyer, Aratnintha McGregor became the bride of Basil Edwards of the second Couceseion of Hay. They left for their home the same evening. Mrs. Archie Nocke of Seaforth has been spending a month her with parents, Mr, and Mra, Thomas Richardson. Dates of Fall Fairs Alois Craig ...........................(lot, 0 Arnhor'atburg .....,.....« .,,.,..Oct. 1, 2 Atwood ..,.'Sopa. 18, 19 Iloamsville ,,.,,.,.,., Sept. 21. 22 Blenheim ...,,,, ti . ............Uat. 4, 5 Bothwell Corners....., ..... .Sept, 20, 21 Bowmanville.................. Sept, 18, lq Brampton„,..........,.,.....Sept, 21, 22 Brigdeu ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Oct. 1, 2 Brighton Sc pt, 13, I4 Brunelle ......... ......... . „Oct, 4, Campbellford ..................Sept 25, 20, Cayuga ........................Sept 25, 26, Charlton ........................Sept 26, 27 Chatham ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , Sept 18-20 Chsaley .......................Sept 18, 19 Colborne ........................Sept so, 12 Comber Sept 28, 29 Dorchester Station ...............000 3 Dresden .... ............Sept 27, 28 Dr'umbo ........................Sept 26, 26 Dunnville ....... .........Sept 13, 14 Durham ..... ............Sept 20, 21 Embro Oot 4 Essex .. .............Sept I8 20 Fergus .,„,,,, ...................Sept 20 27 Fleahertou Thanksgiving Day Florence ,,,,,,. Clue 4, 5 Forest .............. .. Sept 20, 27, Fort Erse ..,.,............,,...,Oot 9, 10 Galt ...Oat 4, 5, Georgetown ....................... Oot 3, 4 Glencoe .................... .. —Sept 25 20 Goderich Sept 20 21 Gorrie ..................... ... .........Oct 0 Hanover Sept 20 21 Harrow ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Oct 9, 10 Hepworth Sept 27, 28 Highgate Oct 12,13 Ingersoll ...... ...............Oat 1 2 Jarvis ..... .....................Sept 20, 27 Kincardine Sept 20, 21 Lakeside ... ...........,..„,...„,Sept 27 Lambeth ......................... Sept 20 Leamington Oct 3-61 London (Western I+eir).,....Sept 7-15 Lnoknow . ,,, Sept 27, 28 Listowel iaopt -20, 20 Metier; ,....,...,„.,.,,,.,..,,.,..,.Qet2, ,3 Merlin ,,. Sept 202i Melbourne .....................Oct .3 Midland .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Sept 27 28 Mildmay ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,Sept 17, 18 Milton............................Uct,110 Milverton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Sapp 27, 28 Mount Bridges .....................Oat 5 Mount Forest ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Sept 19, 20 Now Flamburg,,,, Sept 13, 14 Norwich .................,Sept 25, 26 Norwood ,,.,,... 0ot 9, 10 Orangeville ..Sept 18, tet Ottawa (Central Canada) Sept.8-17 Paisley. .................... ..Sept 20, 20 Palmerston ..................Sept 18. 19 Paris ,,. ,,. ,..,..,Sept '27, 28 Parkhill . ................Sept 24, 25 Petroloa *********************Sept 20, 21 Ridgetown ........................Oct 8-ru Ripley ........................Sept 25, 26 Rodney ... ...... :........... ... ...... Oot 1, 2 Sarnia .....,..,... sept 25, 20 Seaforth ..... ............ ...Sept 20, 21 Shedden ...........................kept 19 Sinlaoe ......................... ....Oct 8-111 Statford ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Sept 17-19 Strathroy '.',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Sept 17 -le Taviatook ........................ .....000 2 Teeswater ,.,......Oct 2, 3 Thamoaville ,,,,,. Oct 2, 3 Thedford «..,......,..Sept 20 2I Thorndale ........................Sept 2428 Thorold ........................ Sept 18 lo Toronto (0 N E) ..,......Aug 25.Sept I9 Wallaoeburg ... ...............Sept 2(1 Wallacetown ,,.Sept 20 21 Welland ............................. Oot 1-3 Weston ...........................Sept 14 T5. Wheatley ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Oct 1 2 Wiartou ....... Sept 25 26 Windsor ................:.......Sept 24-271 Wingham .............. Oct 9 10 f Woodstock ,.....,...,..'.....Sept 19-21 f Wyoming .,.,.Oct 4 5 Zurich ...........................Sept 111 29 Cell? K 1/.3 Ft CPS. &- '1',/7',.,,q,',11;1”'. PIRA ;,iss LLQW LlM `3"tet U should gjve the consci- entiousness of this store a proper place in your consideration—we're Conscientious in our _ service to you—we feel the responsibility your confidence puts upon us. r IIt means gqthat in Bile iT `F.^sL 'Th F ��n� you can get value and satisfaction tailored to your measure from a choice of a wide range of fabrics and models. E have a knack of doing the unusual in the clothes. We put more into them than you get in any other Eine—better style, better tailor- ing, better cloth. We keep pounding away on the advisability of wearing Art Clothes—we're earliest 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, r27 G je t YSd Thursday Rug A� S1hiper Sale Right now when slippers are in great demand we're going to give our Patrons a Slipper Benefit as we do not like "Carry Overs” We want New Slippers Each Season Men's tan and black oxfords $2,49 Women's Patent and Kid oxfords $f, 49 Women's tan pumps and oxfords 0x.98 It is simply good business to close out our stock in its season, that is the whole secret and while it mans cl loss to us it will certainly be a Great Benefit to our Friends. Come ill on Saturday and get your share of the good things we have in store for you. TT "The Home of Good Shoes' Phone 5I 1 SUFFERING CATS! t GIVE THIS MAN THE GOLD MEDAL I Let folks step on your feet hereafter; wear shoes a size smaller if you like, for corns win never again send electric sparks of pain through you, according to this Cincinnati authority. e. Ile says that a few drops of a drug called freezone, applied directly upon a tender, aching corn, instantly re. Heves soreness, and soon the entire corn, root and all, lifts right out. This drug is a sticky ether compound, but dries at once and simply shrivels up the corn without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding tisane. It is claimed that a quarter of an ounce of freezone obtained at any drug store will coat very little but is suffi- cient to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet. Cut this out, especially if you are a woman reader who wears high heels. Seaforth Razors Now is rhe time to have ponr razor put in proper shape, This being one of the barbers quiet periods you are assured of a sufficient amount of time de - voted to each razor, thus assur- ing a smooth quick cutting edge resulting in a saving of time and worrg. Delap no longer, bring your razor here and have it honed and' enjoy a Real Shave next time. We guarantee a smooth clea n cutting edge. Commercial Barber Shop, C4th W. ROBINSON Prop. Fe•:; Reli- ea 'sere Ise-ei-•i •:': , Cti •, 6 ......... . HOW TO KEE t' BY 1013N W. 8. McOULLOUGH, M.D., D.P.H., CHIEF OPFIOEa • OF TER PROVINCIAL BOARD 02' R EALTH. Dll'll'I'HERIA AND SORE THROAT. AT TRIS TI ME of the year there is apt to be a good deal of sore throat and diphtheria. Every sore .throat should merit close atten- tion. It may be diphtheria, even if there is little or no membrana to be seen. The throat from which Park and Williams, the noted diphtheria specialists of New York, secured the most virulent of diphtheria toxins had no membrane whatever. If your doctor has the slightest doubt about the case, have him take a swab for diagnosis; and while he is waiting for the report let him give thrt patient a dose of antitoxin, If 3t turns out not to be diphtheria, so much rho better, If it is diphtheria your child, It may be, has twenty-four hours' start with antitoxin. Since it is well known that nearly all cases of diphtheria which are diagnosed given antitoxin on the first day recover; early dosage is of great importance. In the city of Phil- adelphia 761 conaeeutire cases of this disease were given antitoxin on the first Clay and all recovered. Sometimes children who have been given anti- toxin show a rash, which is alarming to some people. It is a rash similar to that occurring in certain persons when they eat shellfish, tomatoes, or strawberries. Ail that the rash means is that certain persons are susceptible to protein or albuminous substances contained In the horse serum carrying the antitoxin. The contained antitoxin has nothing whatever to do with caus- ing the rash. If it similar quantity of horse serum or broth were injected under the skin of a susceptible person a similar rash would occur. Some persons will never show a rash with serum of any kind, others who react easily to proteins show it every time. The rash, apart from the uncomfort- able sensation, does no harm, e • • Dose of Antitoxin. Then there is the question of the dose, There is no more danger from 20,000 unite than there is from 1,000, so the large sire of the dose need not cause any concern. Almost any case of first-day diphtheria should receive 5,000 units, It severe, especially if a day or two has elapsed, the dose should be much increased, say to 10,000 or 20,000 units. In laryngeal or advanced cases, the remedy should be given in the veins (intravenously) So as to get up against the toxin in the blood as soon as possible. Now that Diphtheria Antitoxin is supplied tree by the Proi'incial Board of Health to everyone, we should hear less about death from the disease in Ontario. Medicines are of certain value. Good tonics are useful. Good food at regular intervals is essential. It is most important that the patient have absolute rest in bed all through the course of the disease and for a week or two after the serious symptoms such as fever, rapid pulse, swelling of the neck glands have subsided. The heart muscle in diphtheria becomes weak and soft and some patients who have got about too soon have died suddenly. A case of sudden death in diphtheria must not be attributed to the anti- toxin administered, It has nothing to do with causing death. It is harm- less. Remember this about antitoxin—that it 19, when used early and In proper doses, a most marvellous cuse for a disease which twenty or twenty- live years ago was the terror of the mothers of our country. The fact that this terror of the disease has disappeared is due to antitoxin alone. Membranous croup is diphtheria. It Is diphtheria of the larynx or wind pipe. The reason it is so fatal is because the membrane and swollen tissues of the small windpipe of the child Is easily plugged up, and as a result the child suffocates. Prompt and vigorous treatment is needed in sue11 cases. in addition to the use of antitoxin (given intravenously) in- tubation, that is the introduction into the windpipe of a metal tube, is often a life-saving measure, Tracheotomy, since the introduction of intubation, is less used, There are certain quack cures advertised for the prevention and cure of diphtheria, None of them are of any value. Moreover they only cause a waste of time and interfere with ,valuable measures. 1n the prevention of a further spread to other members of the family, the most important measures are:— (1) Keep them away from the 'sick patient and give each one 500 to 1000 unite of antitoxin. (2). Let lots of fresh air into the house and clean up the sick room after recovery or death of the patient,