The Seaforth News, 1917-08-30, Page 4P11011'E5E101411 CMB .
MEDICAL
n It(4 S, Physiclaa and Surgeon
1)R'L,sai ouden hospital, London, EnglandNese and
Special sallataepon to diseases of i¢ye.
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BURROWS Seaforth. p ns Arid
Goderich Street, eas{4f
die6lgyliaoa.
Coroner
roger for the County of Huron.
DIAL 111C011` & MACKAY, PbysRolane and
Goderich Street, opposite Metho-
diet Smterth.
mmab0l of Ontario
ViColle ando Ano Amor, end
Ontario College of Physicians
844,141 . Coroner for County oft Wren.
yi<' 4I9E4Z boner graduate Trinity Udverslty,
gold ns®tlbllet Trtnity Medical College. Member of
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
N•alt.P11[O,BE1LEMAN Osteopathic Spcclalls
6' la Women's and Children's Diseases and
itYasiapolc Troubles, Acute and Chronic D1e.
a4desa, Eor, Eye, Nose and Throat. Adenoids
tumefied without the brdfe. Consultation fres.
R aye -)Patel,
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Mrs Booth formoely Mise Pittman 'of
town, left on Friday after a pleasant
visit with MiGs Hutchinson, to visit
fsionda t1I ttantilton, Burlington and
I'01'0l1t0, Windsor and Detroit, taking
tate 'boat to Fort William to he
donee in Calgary,
Mr and John McLennan went to Hen.
eel1 yOlterdey to attend the funeral of
their aunt, 10110. Weightman, who tied
et tete ago of 85 years,
D. F. McGregor. Seaforth; John G. Grieve, - Winthrop W. Rhin, Constance; John Bennewets, An p1' q h ru}nnp !�
4eodghagen• Robert Ferris, liariock; Malcom General Observations
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McKeon, Clinton; (t McCartney Seaforth; G11G1 f8 tel tet
James Connolly, Goderich; Jas. Evans, Beechwood.
Agents
Alex. Leitch, Matlock; E. Hlnchley, Seaforth;
William Chesney. Egmondvllle; J. W. Yeo,
IHolmesviile; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodhagen• James
Ear 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 their respective postoIIcces.
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Imitations
Sold
on the
Merits
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Minard's
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Vacant lot, back yard and school gar-
dens have produced $350,000,000 worth
of vegetables this Summer in the
United States, In Canada, by the
same proportion, the increased pro-
duction of vegetables in cities
and towns amounts to about $28,-
000,0000.
v.�
"It is 110W vital for the United King•
dons and the Allies in Europe to obtain
from Canada foodstuds iu tar larger
quantities than under peace oon.
ditions,' says Lord Rhonda,
Enormous quantities of food are
thrown out daily by stores dealing in
perishable goods. Dealers have to
allow for this loss by ittoluding the
vallis of waste in their margin of profit.
It is suggested women organizations in
various towns and cities arrange to
Liniment have the food, which may otherwise be
wasted, collected from the stores each
day and distributed where It will be
- most appreciated, or sold at cheap
prices fur the l'euefit of (1,11 of the war
feuds.
roe Safe
SCRANTON COAL
W. 1, KEY, Seaforth.
Phone 130
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"Without a proper
systm of adver-
tisin is like a
,Emotor without the
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Seaforth News
AV!JTISEMENTS
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Thu Food Controller says the price
price of bread is too high, compared
with the price of bread in Etlglatid
made from wheat grown ill Canada. He
says prices moat come down or ho will
be forced to take action.
Miss Agnes McKay etas accepted a
position as teacher in the Auburn
School
Dr and Mrs Lindsey and family mote
orad up from London and spent Mon-
day with relatives in town
11r and Mrs Barbour are in Toronto
attending the Exhibition'
IYir. and Mrs. 11. Hlnchley have re-
turned from a trip to Algoma.
Mra. Grieg, who has been visiting
het son Mr. 3. C. Grieg has returned
to her home in Clinton,
The regular monthly business meet.
ing of the Red Cross Sooioty will be
held on Thursday afternoon Sept. 6th
at four o'olock iu Carnegie Library
Hall,
Miss Barbour of Toronto will' sing in
tin Presbyterial) Church on Sunda)
next.
Mr J. C. Greig and Billie are fn
Toronto this week,
Mr, and Mrs. F. 1) A'ttrhiaon and
Love from Statfa motored over on 1!'ri•
day with a party of 101011ds from Sault
Ste Merle and Toronto and spent the
day with Miss Htltoltison North Main
St,
Manley
Quit a number from Seaforth were
visitors in our burg last Sunday.
The threshing machines have started
their rounds for the:season again,
Mise Helen MoMantl of Seaforth is
visiting relatives Moro,
McKillop
Mrs. MoMennau and Miss Rhea
Bailey, both of BIauB-
hard were visiting at the home of Mr,
J, d, Irvine last week,
The somewhat wet weather is keep.
ing back the harvesting of onto whioh
are an immense crop.
Same who have threshed their:wheat
say that it is somewhat shrunken ro
doubt,
During the tato haying Messrs.
Martin and Dempsey tools three Made
of alsilre clover hay off three
quarters of an acre cm the farm
of Mr, J. J. Irvine, This was a yield of
four tons to the acre, Mr, Freeman
Hatkwoll had similar yield of olover
hay.
Political doings in Parliament and
the oouatry are disgusting, at least, as
far as aid to our men in trenches is oon•
cernd. At the present state of affairs
we will soon be little better than
Russia
Miller's Wenn Powdore will tidy
vornle from the system without injury
o the child, The powders are eo easy
to take that the most delioato stomach
04/11 assimilate them and welo0nle them
SO speedy 0148009 Of pain, twosome they
promptly kill the %orale that pause the
pain, and thee a Buffering child is reliev
ed, With 90 sterling a remedy at hand
no child Should suffer an hour from
worms,
Quite a number express their intention
of going to the Termite Exhibition al.
though the fare on the railway is not as
low as 1t as it Used to be.
Potatoes are growing title and we
predict they will be down to 5o Dents a
bag u1 a month,
Walton
Daniel Knetohel of Moosejaw arrived
home on Thursday to assist his father
who was injured by a runaway.
Mr. and Mts. Martin of Seaforth
visited Mr. Jas. McLaughlin on Sun-
day. ,
• The heavy rains of last week helped
the root crop.'
Grain is a very heavy crop and some
of the farmers are threshing out their
barley to make room for the other
grain,
The Walton Red Cross Union will
resume their weekly sewing meeting
and teas on Tuesday Sept. 4th.
A GREAT BARGAIN
.The War map issued by The Family
Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal
is now ready for distribution, It is
certainly a great map and a great help
in following war news. It is greatly
praised by returned officers and men.
The price of The Family Herald is
now 51.25 a year, a smaller increase
t' an was expected, and with the map
given with each subscription it is
cheaper than ever, The map alone
would cost much. The paper and map
are given to both new and renewal
snbrcriptious at $I.25 a year, but the
map cannot be secured otherwise.
The Family Herald is the greatest
family and farm paper on the Contin-
ent a great credit to Canada.
cottage Wanted
Wanted to rent a cottage or rooms
in Seaforth.
Apyly to Mrs, A Guhr
Seaforth, Ont.
Automobile for Sale
Reo, five passenger, first-class con.
anion, cheap, easy berme, apply to
Oscar Neil,
It Seaforth,,
Ne i leie,
St, Joseph's School of Moole.
Year OilOna Sept. 3rt1, 1917, For
particulars apply
St. Joseph's Convent,
Seaforth, Ont
Clerk's Notice of First Post-
ing Voters" List
Voters' Lista, 1917.1 Aftinioipality of
7dwn pf Seaforth, County of
:V:'uJh4, Huron Melones)
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the persons
mentioned in section 9 of The Ontario''
Voters' Lista Act the copies required
by said sections to be so transmitted or
delivered or the list, Inane pursuant to
to said Act, of all persons appearing by
the last revised Assessment Of the said
Municipality to bo entitled to vote in
he said Munioipaliiyat Eleotions for
Members of the Legislative Assembly
and at Mnnicpal Eleotione and that
the said list was first posted up at my
office at Seaforth on the 18th day of
August, 1917, and mind there foriu_-
pe0ti011, = onset if] nYill0
And I hereby call owl all voter9Lto
immeditate'prooeedings to Have y
errors or omiaalone correoted a)COrding
to law "'e -e'1 ==--� tts:Ir-STViiD0Fi
Dated nt Seaforth this 23rd day`. of
August, 1017, Mt .1- I
J0111, A.' Wilson !
Clerk of Town of Seaforth
MR, FARMER
"11 you need harvest Help apply to
The Ontario Government Employment
Bureaux, 108 Dundas- St. London,
Ont.
Experienced help at the rate of $45
per month, $11 per week or 1$2 50 pe
day,
LOST
On Monday, Ang, 20, 1917, on
Goderich street, a 14 carat pearl ring
with three pearls. Finder please
leave at the NEWS offing and got a
reward,
Thu
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Send your oreatn to us and receive
lop prides. We are running 0110 plant
the year through and can handle your
toll supply and 11101112011 yon With cans.
We pay twine each month end weigh
eample,aud test each oan of means care
fully. Our motto is " Honesty to ou
Patrons Patrons are requested to re
turn all our Oans when not hi flee,
3 liter analitittermilk sled on hand.
n2 for at market prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SEATORTH MARKET
Good Milling Wheat $2.20
Barley ......... 1 21)
Bran per ton-
Shorts
on...Shorts per ton ..........................48
Flour ......... ....., ....., ......... 6.801 6.80
Butter.,...-
35
Hogs to farmers-- ...... .....,1
HOUSE TO RENT
A Rouge containing eight room, with
electric light and furnace on John St'
West, Possession on the rat of Sept
Apply to F. G. Neelin.
NOTICE
A regular meeting of the Farmer's
Club will be held in the Library, Sea -
fort h ori Wednesday Sept 5011 at 8 p. m.
Geo, D. C. Harn
President
MouF =,tain farriers Handicap
Italy's Red Cross Workers
Rq p RING HEAVY ARTILLERY ON Ti
liOUNTAINS COMMANDING �AR!__,� zl AUSTRIA)
TR AN SPO RTING ITAL
IWOUNDED
DOWN THE MOUNTAIN 51Dp r--- -
Over Italy's far-flung 450 -mile
battle line where Austria, aided by
nature in the toe-boull,d ramparts of
the Alps, has striven t0 keep free
Italy shut out from enalaved Italy,
the Italian Red Cross Soolety is
heroically waging its light for the
relief of suffering humanity against
odds far greater than those s111' -
mounted by the Red Cross bautt;er-
'bearers on other Allied battle
(routs,
Oil the Western front the auto-
mohile ambulances quickly speed
back the wounded from the front
!cines. Likewise m.edteal attention
and hospitals are nosy at hand for
the Russians on the 11ttstel'u battle
line, though supplies are scarce.
13u1 the task of saying for the
Italian wounded among the un-
stable snows and mountains or the
Alps la a1010st inconceivable, Often
the sufferers must be transported
in box-itke ears sliding on over-
head cables or even lowered . by
ropes down the mountain sides. Ou
snow sledges or by burrow back are
the most common methods of early -
1
ing the Italian wounded down the
Mountain trails. Intense suffering
and often death is caused before the
hospitals, miles away, are reached.
Treacherous snow, Ice and rocks,
and the extreme cold, cause many
casualties among the Italian sol-
diers. Thousands of amputations
have resulted In the two years of
warfare among Perpetual snows.
The Italian Red Cross Society
and the Royal Italian. Government
fund for orphans of fallen Italian
soldiers ask of their Canadian ally
-"Will you help?" In answer to
this appeal Southern and Western
Ontario have fixed a goal or $100,-
000 to be raised by popular sub-
scriptIons. Campaigns will be con-,
ducted during August and Sep-
tember,
Every dollar glvou to the Italian
Rod Cross Society will shorten the
war against Germany stud its hor-
rors, Every fit fighting man in the
trenches, be he Canadian, British,
Italian, or other ally, makes more
efficient fighting forces -thus has-
tening the War's end.
NUM NEWS
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SF,11F®RTH ORUReklES
St. James' .
St. James, Church, Rev, Father I
Corcoran, Rev. Father G. 1t. North
graves .Morning Masa 7 a,in, High
Mass 10,30 a,m. Sunday school 2,30
p m. Evening vespers 7 p.m.
$daY 11 ao
TACK, OLOSOT HA,
VEEE F,iEOM D4tNDR'17PI'
Gleed 'Try ill Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautlfU o-Gew 0 emust bottle
If you 0000 for heavy hair that glia•
tens with beauty and le r'adlaat with
Wes has an incomparable softness and
Is fluffy0and
applicatiotry
r doubles rine.
the
beauty of your hair, besides It llama.
dlatola, dIseoIvee every particle of
dandruff. You eau not has- pylae IT
heavy, healthy hall' if you Bare
dandhe lhairr of its sluetre,it destructive et ength and
Rs very lite, and if not overcome it
Produces a ferfslinees rand oots tobings01
thair he scalp; the
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
faet,6 Surely got a 25 -lent bottle ol-
Knowltou's Dande1'ine from any drug
store stud just try it,
ewes
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St. Thomas'
Rev. T. H, Brown, Rector, 5011day
services 11 ism, autl 7 p,m, Sunday
school 2.30 p, m. Women's Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2.30
p.m. Children'sbrancll Saturday 2 p.m
ntercession eerviees every Thursday
.0 p,m,
First Presbyterian
Rev, 1''. H. Larkin„ Pastor, Sunday
services 11 s,ne. and 7 p m. Sunday
school 2,30 p,m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7. 45 p.m. Women's Mies -
lottery Sooietyethe first Tuesday in each
month at 7.45, Barbara Kirkman Mis
aims Baud 3rd Tuesday: in the month at
7.30 p.m. Sunshine Mission 131nd
every 2nd Monday at 4.15 p,on.
Methodist
Rev. G. McKinley, B. D., pastor
-SUNDAY-Class at 1U:00 a.m.
Public service 11 a.m. and 7 p,m. Sten
day school and Bible study class 2,30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p,m, Prayel
Meeting Mande y 8. p.m.
Salvation Army
Capt. Froud and Lieut. Sannnre
Holiness meeting 11 a.m, Praiee
service 3 p.m, Gospel service 7 p.m.
Childrens Service -Directory olass 11
a.nl. Bible classes 4 pan, Week nigh
Meetings -Wednesday Praer meeting
8 jam.
Egmondvilie, Presbyterian
Rev. J. Argo, pastor, Sunday set
vices 11 0,10, and 7 p.m, Bible class
3 p.m. Prayer meeting 1Voduoaday
8p, in. Y,P,M,S. Union 3rd Friday
' In the month 8 p.m. Women's Mission
ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the Inontl
at 2.30 p.m, Ladies' Aid m 0*8 ;1u
mediately after,
McKillop Presbyterian
Rev. D Carswell pastor. Suuday
services Duffs" churnll I1 a.in Sunday
school 10 a m. Prayer roasting 1Ved-
110011ay 3 p,m. Women's Missionary
Sooiotylast Friday in each month at
2 o'clock.
0.
eonstance Methodist
Rev, C, C. Keine, pastor. Sunday
service 2.30 p,m. Young People's Lon-
gin3,30 p m'mlday Woman's Assail
ary first Tuesday of every mouth a
30p,nr, Lt.lies' Aid last Thursday
of eaoil mouth 2,30 p.m
Mintel"op Presbyterian
Sunday contrite) 2.30 pm, Sunday
Mosel 115pin, PraYer meeting
Tuesday 8 p.m. L.C, W last Weds
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case it will do the carne, So nniv'ereal
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mice that every one afflicted with this
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metal, horse hair, hides,
skins, all kinds of furs etc,
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