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MEDICAL,
1FJ.1V11 ROSS, Physician and Surgeon
i Louden, Lnc
land
Orion lloceses Lo 0
lits rtloat to 'ttaeaaes .9f .Eyre, Ban Nose
mid eedde nee, behind DPIninion Bank.
0 e e N 0.5. Reoldence,PPhone No, 106.
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Met
. 3. BURROWS. Seafottb. Office end
— Goderlch Street, east el the Metbo.
Coroner for the County of Huron,
No40.
n11f.OCIOTTGoderl b Sl rest, opYe iltenMetand
filogeoens -
dle Seaforth,
Senaly, i Ont a Victoria and MO Arbor, and
aaamiew of Ontario College of Ptere slaw and
9uryesaa vCoroner for County of Huron.
SSas honor graduate Trinity University,
nldtralYBetTrinitY Medical College. Member of
CallarsN Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
rt LOBO. HEILEMAN,steopathic Speclalls
ge Women'. and Children a Diseases and
1/1100 s$ o Troubles, Acute and Chronic Dh-
ofl,tag0, Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat.. Adenoids
g�talss�6 without the knife. Commutation free.
8- pea Hotel.
to t 15 sn , Frl... ..da1'r._.
TneMda>, s a n• B to, r ,Pim
tuned by JOHN
iinrrials Licenses F, DALY,iewaler
rind optlefau, Sex•
torch
Insurance
Ale Ilyyonn aneepu postcaard will get our rates Accident?
Js D. n1111Od EIIOHY,
General Agent for London Life Insurance Co..
and impeelal Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co.
Seaforth, Ont.
James Watson
General Fire. Life end Accident !flatmates
Agent. end dealer in Sewiug Machines,
Ai sin St, ec•,, senfsrtb,
THE McKJLLOP
Mutual Fire insurance Coa
Parra and Isolated town
Property Only Insured.
OFFICERS
Jas, Connolly. 1oderieh, President, James
Evans, fleeeh wand, Vice -President, Taomas
Heys, Seaforth Sec. -Tress,
Directors
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; John G. Grieve,
Winthrop W. Rion, Constance; John Bennewels,
8rodghagen; Robert Ferris,-Hariock; Malcom
SicKeon, Clinton; el McCartney, Seaforth;
eaves Connolly, Goderlch; Jas. Evans, Beechwood,
Agent.
Alex. Leitch, Harlock; E. Hlnchley, Seaforth;
Rrilllam Chesney, Egmondville; J. W. Yeo,
7dolmesvfle; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodhagen• James
Ken and John Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors.
Parties desirous to effect Insurance or transact
other business will be promptly attended to by
=Mention to any of the above officers, addressed
to their respective poetofiices,
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EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
mother's drudgery neap know a limit
An eight-hour day for mothers, and
even less phygioal tasks, is veggie's
if son and daughter are thoughtful,
and dutiful, All of mother's work is
noaanretl by love, and love is -really a.
hard taa1maeter. Father, son, (laugh-
ter, use your best endeavors to op.
proximate mother's love—for you oat1-
not install it; Does, mother ever go
on a strike? She might strike for more
love, ; if that were poeslble, but
Never for shorter hours' Is there a
ease on remora where any one has for-
gotten his pure, right,oduoating moth.
sr? The weight of years does not dim
the memories of childhood, but rather
1111011801180 them• 13ee1c in those happy
innuoeut days there stands one con•
ural figure—Mother. •
The undying lova of mother is beau.
tifully expressed by Holmes; 'f Youth
fades; love droops; the leaves bid
friendship fall; a mother's secret hope
ontlivee them all."
Don't wniit till some is gone from
you to tell their virtites. Don't wait
uutill your sister is far away in another
land to tell her how helpful, how pretty
or how eourteong she is. And don't
1 end the long sleep Domes before you
wait until the weary hands are emend
1 make mother know what a beautiful
blue her eyes, how tender her heart)
( and how dearly you tole }ler, Tell it
all now—now, when the walk thru life
4 is hard, and the sunshine of praise is
yea,:;tled for to brighten it, and to warm
and 81145" rage the pilgrim by the way-
side.
Let the sunshine into the gloomy
rooms, have a 0011011 to lie 011, a piano
i to play on, in foot a home to live in;
one wherein a sense of hospitality
and good oheer exudes from the very
ME CIRCLE tennis and claire, instead of e
learnof gloomy elegan0e, when
maU00-
every
coLvoitt
thing is for allow and nothing is to be
tined.
Nail the flag to the plow—
The country needs the grain,
While the sailor boys guard
The tracks of the main.
God gave yon the fields
And the sun with its tight;
Then doubles their yields
While the sailor boys light.
Nail the flag to the plow—
The soldiers must eat
While defending the trenches
Or suffer defeat.
Yon can help the brave soldier
At this time of his need
By increasing your acres
And planting more seed.
Nail the :lag to the plow --
Your alildreo and wife
Mtist be saved from atarvetton
Liniment i While the world is its strif,'.
Your duty is 1,•.aiu;
Your ntlssiaa: is grated;
i Each 10.11 i. 11 ],urn
• When
YOU say you're 00)
To light with a gut,;
Then work in the ileitis
Till the setting of sun.
Anti show to the world
$y the sweat of your brow
That you're serving your country
With a dig 01, your plow
—W, 8, Lockwood.
For S kte
SCRANTON COAL
W. L. lily, Seagortti.
Phone 150
EI(.HE HOURS FOR MOTHER
Tile principal of one of the leading
184001 of tide country, in a public'
es address said that the tavorito work
Pi Business
Without a proper
systill of adver-
tises is like a
motor without the
power. . . .
Seaforth News
AVERT1SEf1I NTS
will supply the
required energy
hone .04
" eveningsl27 i2
of most int•entore is the invention of
labor salving devisee
1 Time is motley and time saved is
money earned is the slogan of the
great mnuufacturere. Financial gain
without a corresponding moral gain
isnot progress. It is the proud boost
of Americans that the United States
is the wealthiest nation time has pro-
cinced, but of their moral wealth we
I have little to say. There is no short
I crit itt the development of moral worth.
No inventor has been able to per -
eat a scheme or device that will save
time in the growth of a sturdy ohara-
I ater,
:Moral character is essentially the
I work of the patient mothers of our
' laud, 'Cluny know no Dight -hour limit.
iFrom early morning to late at night..
the Christian mother bends to her
teak. My boy, my girl, if the good
mothers in this land should cease
their labors for jive; oro short week
the atmosphere of evil would be so
dense that love and honor would be
almost stifled.
While mother's labor of love lir fon
It 'tori s 4 hetet reodgdiaas f1.'
There is an old saying to the effect
that an untidy mother has disobedient
children, and, while neither parents or
wherefore of it, yet there always a lack
of reapeot and an indiffererencs to the
authority of a mother who takes no
pride in her personal appearance.
The meanest men in the world are
those who have allowed themselves to
drift away from their mothers and for-
get all about them. The best and
bravest then in the world are those who
nave never been so proud as when do-
ing something pleasant for the kind old
mother.
Do not choose a vocation for your
daughter—do not insist that she be-
come only a lady, when she might have
electritiied the world. Who knows but
the talent that you repressed might
have been that of a genins. Give it
free scope and a hearty welcome.
Herlsalii
bir, Wilson Berry has joined the
Sterling Bank staff,
At 0. meeting of the elders of Car-
mel Church SIr, Rennie was appointed
leader of the choir at el; ineresed sal.
ary,
Mr. R. Melville died suddenly of
heArt failure.
Mr. Wm Johnson of Zurioh recently
delivered 32 hogs which weighed 6880
pounds at $I7 per ewt and returned
home with the handsome of$1,119.00VI
Mise Maud McCully is reported do-
ing well after an operation for appen-
dicitis in Victoria Hospital,
Drives Asthma Before It, The smoke
or vapor from Dr. J. D. Kellog'a
Asthma Remedy gives asthma no
harm to linger. It eradicates tile,
cause, Our experience with the relief -
giving remedy shows how actual and
positive is the succour it gives, It is
the result of long experiment and was
not submitted to the public until its
makers kt,ew it would do its work well.
Automobile for Sale
Reo, five passenger, first-class eau-
ditiou, cheap, easy terms, apply to
Osoar Neil,.
1 1 Seaforth,
NoTice
St. Joseph's School of Musle,
Year Open% Sept, 3rd, 1907, For
particulate apply
St, J08eph'iallnivent,
Seaforth, Ont
Thursday Sal)t rt
MM11tMW11jM
Night Watchman
Wanted
Man wanted for outside night watoh'
loan—Apply personally to'
debt. Bell Thresher Ss Engine
Company,
THE ANNUAL FLOWER
SHOW
of the
SEAFORTH HORTICUL-
TURAL SOCIETY
will be held in
Cardio Bros' Store formerly
occupied by Mr, W. T. Hays
on Saturday afternoon and
evening, September I5th 1917
Everybody welcome— Ad–
mission Free,
Red Cross Benefit
The Directors wiil donate the
entire exhibit to the Red
Cross Society who will offer
the plants, blooms etc. for
sale at 9 o'clock.
A D Sutherland Wm Hartry
Sec -`meas. Pres.
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Icur�
A LAST
CHANCE
HARVESTERS
To Resell Western (ianada
At Excursion IRates.
$i2
TO WIN'.NIPEG
Plus half cent per miler beyond'
Return, half -Dent per mile to Winnipeg
plus $18.00.
EXCURSION DATES
Sept. 10111 S6 12th
Prom all points
West of and in-
cluding Ottawa
Ont.
G00DGOINGONREGUL tRTRAINS
Tickets and all information frotn
ORAS ABERHART
Town Agent:
or General Passenger Dpt. , Toronto,
Ont.
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THE DOMINION DANK
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CAPITAL ,AND RESERVE $13.000,000
10
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Established 1871
Savings Department
• Have you money in the Bank? Are you saving? By
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putting away a few dollar's at a timo you will soon possess
a fund for emergencies.
w Deposits of One Dollar and upwards receive&
NI Interest paid or added to accounts twice a year. °°4
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A SEAFORTi'i BRANCH: 01. M. JONES, Managro'set 0
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•0sttle Sri txltausurefuemusset trsissu os iilAuulasetk iatessulklliEirwEgi
CREAM WANTED
Send your cream to us and t'sosive
lop prices, Wo are miming our plant
the year through and can handle your
full supply and furnielt you witit mans.
We pay twice each month and weigh
samplo,and test each eau of cream oar°
fully. Our motto is " Honesty to 001
Patrons " Patrons are requested to re
turn all our Cans "11011 not in use,
3 tater ap:1Bnttorinilk ileo on timid
u:1 for at market prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co,
ay
SEAFORTH MARKET
Good Milling Wheat ......... $2,20
Oats 11?•;.r„r,:rrr11111,1t,,rr:n fi0 115
Bran per ton 40;00
Shorts per ton,......., ........ ..... dS
Floiil,.:at+,: 6.30 6,80
Butter. .. ..........•
, •32
Eggs ............... ui,,,, 30
Hoge to farmers ..,...17.2H
HOUSE TO RENT
A house oontaining sight rooms with
electric light and furnace on John St•
West. Possession on the 1st of Sept
Apply to F, 0. Neelin
Cottage Wanted
Wanted to rent a cottage or rooms
in Seaforth,
Apyly to Mrs, A Guhr
Seaforth, Ont.
Mountain Barriers Handicap
Italy's Red Cross Workers
hREpARING HEAVY ARTILLERY ON Tkt
M OUNTAINe COMMANDING GARI uSreie
TRA NS pO RTING ITALIAN` woUND6U
DOWN THE MOUNTAIN 510
Over Italy's far -firing 460 -mile
battle line where Austria, aided by
nature in the toe-boun,d ramparts of
the Alps, has striven to keep free
Italy shut out from enslaved Italy,
the Italian Red Cross Society 18
heroically waging Its light for the
relief et suffering humanity against
odds far greater than those sur-
mounted by the Red Cross banner -
hearers on other Allied battle
fronts,
On the western front the auto-
mobile ambulances quickly speed
back the wounded from the front
lines. Likewise medical attentioin,
'and hospitals are near at hand for
the Russians on the 0OItstern battle
line, though supplies are scarce.
But the task -or caring for the
Italian wounded among the un-
stable 'snows and mountains of the
Alps is almost inconceivable. Often
the sufferers trust be transported
in box -like cars sliding 'on, over-
head cables or even lowered by
ropes down the mountain sides. On
snow, sludges or by burrow back are
the most t:ommon methods of carry -
ins the Italian woanded down, the
mountain trails. Intense suffering
and often death is caused before the
hospitals, miles away, are reached.
Treae.herous snow, lee and rocks,
and the extreme cold, cause many
casualties among the Italian sol-
diers, Tllotlsands of alnputations
have resulted in the two years of
warfare among perpetual snows,
The Italian Iced Cross Society
and the Royal Italian Government
fund for orphans of Callen Itallett
soldte,'s ask of their Canadian ally
—"Will you help?" In answer to
Ole appeal Southern hind Western
Ontario have fixed a goal of $100,-
000 to be raised by popular sub
ecripti0us, Campaigns will be con
ducted during August and Sep-
tember.
JiiVery dollar given to the Itatiau
Red Cross Society will 'shorten the
war against Germany and its hor-
rors. I':very fit lighting man in the
trenches, be he Canadian, British,
ttallan, or other ally, makes more
efficient fighting forees--thus has-
tening the war's end.
CHURCH NEWS
All Items a oder thl8 Head are
published free of charge, ex-
cept those rogerdingmeetings
where en admission tee• is
oherged. T110 rate for such
001015 ave cent per count Inle
SFAPOIHTH OHIJRe114e S
St. James'
St, James, Churoit, Rev, Father P
Oorcoran, Rev, Father G, R. North -
graves ,Morning Maes 7 a.m. High
Mass 10.30 a.m, Sunday school 2,30
p Evoningvespers 7 pan:
St. Thomas'
Bar, 1, H. Brown, Rector, Sunday
sexvioea 11 a,m, and 7 pan, Sunday
heal 0.30 p. m, NY omen's Anglican
WOK,.GL0L .HAIR_.
FREE 'R.OM DANDR,Urt”.
Girls! Try Ill Halr gate soft, fluffy add
beautiful -Got a 26 pent bottle
of Dandorine,
If you oars for heavy hair that gUs•
tens with beauty and fs radiant wll
life; has an lucompara,1100h
le eoftness e.1 ~
le Rufy and lustrous, try Dandertne.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your ha1r, besides ft imme•
dlately dissolves every particle of
dandruff, You pan not hate ntee
heavy, healthy hair if yon hale
dandruff, Tills deiitruotive setirl robe
the hair of its ]nitre, its strength and
its very life, and if not overcome 01t
produces
scalp;feth ishaieB aootstcfamish,
loosen and die; then the flair falls out
rast.g Surely get a 25-oent bottle oral'
Knolvlton'S Danderine from any drug
store stud gust try it
Highest Prices Paid
for rag's, rubbers, bones,
metal, horse hair, hides,
skins, all kinds of furs etc.
Also take books
and newspapers
Appelzft & Millman
SEAFORTH JUNK DEALER
Aoroes froth Creamery
Phone 183
p
The ,ifferen
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OUJ,1rAy
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Miesioupry Association; iissdav 2„srl f tit lnwf?I9 to )Je Sf4fSffed
pm. Childrensebranoll Saturday 2 pm, • -• • •••..r,afg good Photo:
nteroession services every 'Thursday, : graghs, but tot'7ake the ha_oj
.0 p.m.
First Presbyterian
Rev, N', H, Larkin,, Pastor, Sunday
servlpa- 11 a,1n, and 7 p m, Solidity
school 3,30 ' Prayer meeting,
Thursday,. 7.45 p.rrl, 3y,,;"'en's Mies-
fouery Sooietysthe first :Cneoday 111 as�.h
month at 7,43, Barbara Kleiman Mie•
Sion Band 3rd Tueodayfiu the month at
7,30 p.m, Sunshine Mission Band
every 2nd Monday at 4.15 p.m.
Methodist
Rev, 0. Moli.inley, B. D., pastor
—SUNDAY—Class at 10:00 a,nt.
Public service 11 a,m, and 7 pan._ Sun
day school and Bible study class 2.30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m. Prayer
Meeting Thureda y 8. pale.
Salvation Army
Capt, Froud and Lieut. Satinet's
Holiness meeting 11 a.m. Praise
service 3 pan. Gospel service 7 pm,
Ohildreus Servide—Directory class 10
a.m. Bible classes 4 p,m, Weelr night
wleetinge—Wednesday Praer meeting
8 p,m,
Egmondville, Presbyterian
Rev. J, Argo, pastor, Sunday ser-
vices 11 aim. and 7 p.m, Bible olass
8 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p, tn. Y,P.M.S. Union 3rd Friday
its the mouth 8 pian, Woolen's Mission.
ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the month
at 2.30 pan. Ladies' Aid ors im-
mediately after.
Rev.
Presbyterian.
Rev. D Carswell pastor. Sunda>
services Duffs' church 11 a to Sunday
school 10 a m, Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 8 p.m. Women's Missionary
Society last Friday in eaoh month at
2 o'clock.
eanstaitee Methodist
Rev, 0, C. 1Caiu0, pastor. Sunday
servant 2.30 rant, Young People's Lea.
gas 4,30 p.m Sunday Wnmun's Auxil
Dry first Tuesday of every month a
30p,m, idles' Aid last Thursday
of each mouth 2,30 p.tn
Windt"op Presbyterian
Sunday setvlce 2,30 pm, Sunda)
oho' 116 m. Iseti:
, p Prayer meeting
'Tuesday 8 pan. L.C. W last Wed.
Your Asthma Ton. The efficacy. of
Dr, J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is
not something that is merely to be hop.
ed for; it is expected. It never fails to
bring relief, nail in. your own iudivideal
case it will do the same. So universal
has been the 5800585 of this far famed.
erre that every One afflicted with tllia
dermas owes 11 to himself to try it.
possible photographs- To
trp the best, the newest
appara los -- anything that
will turn out better work for
you at the same or less ex.
pense. We ale always on
thewa tch for new ideas that
will enable us to make bet-
r P1; otography,
We Mad li L'p:ialitp of b
Fan,:ily Group Photav chap
Photos of Houses.
We de vefop films and fin -
isle prints fp,'•%vntateurs,
Try us for Pictur.e Framing
D r Duck's Studio
L. Phone 19 - SEAPORTS
I have for sate Sevo
era!
Bonds and
Debentures
of a p articularly
High grade, bearing
interest from 5i1- to
6 per cent.
7411 information con-
cerning same cheer=
:,u11ygiven.
JOFI
Bond, and Debenture Broker
Main Streit, Sonforth
Phone 00 a
"For the Blood is the Life."
WHEN YOU AE
SUFFERING
With any disease duo to Impure blond
auch an Eere,na, Scrofula, & urya', Bad
Loge, Abeoesnen, Ulear Glandular
Swolling., Bolls, Pimple.,Sore. of any
kind, Piloa,6leod Poloon,Rhaumatiam,
Gout, ate„ don't waste your tune and money
onlotions and ointments which cannot get
below the surface of the skin, What you Want
is a mediciee that will thoroughly free tl chlood
of the poisonous mutter which alone Is the true -
'dause or ill your suffering, Clnrke's flood
11)10500 )dont such a lnedlmue, itis composed
of ingredients which quickly expel from the
blood ill impurities, from whatever cause
arising, and by rendering it clean and pure,
mut ba relied on to east a lasting our:.
(Th," n 1 k R% testim.idh,
Artelro, nd rt,obef1an p/ lrr
Over 50 years' . -.
aa.eera,
Pleasant (0
take,
Fold by all
cllmsiata end
3imbhoenora,
rr10
aa nu OURES ALL.
SulatItu tea,
SKIN & BLOOD BISKASES,
Clarke's
Blood
Mixture