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PROVESSICNAL -CMOS.
MEDICAL
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oyes psalm. 0eer. behind Dominion Bank. M3 3 N 0.5. Residence, Rote No. 106,
Dile . SORROWS. Stater*. Office and
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...., Goderieh Settee, east 01 the Maher.
OP Coroner for the Coma; of Huron.
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Dix wan & MACICAY, Physicians and
Goderich Street. appalls Meth.).
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deitireits aeadoate oietorta and Atm Arbor, and
manta, Ontario College of Physicians and
a Coroner for County Of Huron,
honor graduate Trinity University.
3jwtTrinity Medical College. Member of
Cell.I 33 Phyel, Mae and Snreeons, Ontario,
DR. . EElLt1.tAH ..0eteopatiric Spexialls
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's d Children • Dielases and
ReatiOtietk Teoutrice. Acute and Chronic Ills -
wedges. on, Fr's. Non and Teresa. Adenoids
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VIn OEIMATEI
IS ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
From the Office
MAIN ST. SEAFOrnrii, ONT.
Phone 34 levitating 127
2, • Issued b/ JOBS,
Marrk bitnORSOS '
put tan, sea ,
talk
Insuran e
...„nolderig Insurance. Life or Acetdent2
liyou are, a poacard will get our rates.
D. IRINeHLIEY,
en erel Agent 3s Londou Life Insurance CO.,
and I nanarialGuaranteeand 3...eldent Insurance Co.
Seafortb, Ont,
James Watson
General VIre, 1.110 and Accident Insurance
Agent, and denier In 0owogMachlnee.
Iloun 89r. Acrtforth,
THE McIULLOP
Vitilum Fire insurance Co.1
Panto and Isolated town
Property Only insured.
OFFICERS
ste. conimuy, coderich, President, lame
Evan s, Beech w und . V I',ideflt, 1110)000
817, Seaforth Soo. Treas.
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insertion to those having display contracts,
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reading noticee. Card of Thanks 5 to 9
lines, SO recto.
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Display advertising -Rates furnished
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faith. The publisher accepts no respon-
sibility whatever for the statements made
In each communication'. Letters on reli-
gious topics will not be published at all
except as paid advertising, plainly Marked
as such. The rate for such matter Is ten
cents per line,
J. F. SNOWDON
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
Directors
D. F. McGregor, Senforth; John G. Grieve,
Winthrop W. Rirm, Constance; John Benneweie,
relative, In Greet Britein Melina for
eeeelption on the grounde of e 03311 1)8-
ulg 111 hie olvil oocupetion
are generally mule by the employer
who appeals, to the tribenal on behalf
of his men, 11 11 felt that such a olaim
can be best made by the employer. in
any event a men claiming essential tem.
upation would need to have the eimp-
art 01 11(8 employer to his elaiin,
SERVICE FORKS SIMPLE
The forms for military report are equal-
ly siniple. 'nose willies used by men
who do not wish to elaim exemption.
'they avoid the necessity of reporting in
portent until a time es a (month is
milled up for survive, The deolaration
etatis;
I hereby report 11278811 for military 001.
08, 1 will report myself for duty
when canoe upon by notice mailed to
e et .,..,"
Bletilts follow for tits 118100 and ad --
dross of the reomit end his
status, whether a bachelor or a widower
bio present occupation mid the name
and Adams or his employer.
Both classes of forms 018 )100 in tile
hands 01 1118 printer, and will be dis
tributed immediately they eve available
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Members Of Exemption
11 Tribunals
ssodshrtsra; Robert Ferris, Harlock; Malcom
McKeon, Clinton; 0 MM'artney , Seworth;
111.11i3 Connolly. Goderich; Jan, Evan., Beechwood.
1 General Observations I
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Agent. kle- - - 0
Ales. Leitch, Ilarlock; E. Ifinchley, Seaforth;
William Chesney, EgmondvIlly• J. W. Veo, Nearly every one is satigliud with
elolmesville; R. G. Yarmouth, Biodhagen; James
Xar and John Goveolock, Seaforth, auditors. t'te War Franchise Act. It seems only
Parties destrone to effect Insurance or transact
other business 03(1 be promptly attended to by el:1'a that the soldiers who are giving
applleation to any of the above officers, addressed
to their respective postofficar, their lives for the country, should say
how the country should he governed.
1 As many of there are dead and other
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The I me prisoners in Germany and unable
to vote, it is right that their wife,
Original !mother, sister or ilanghter should cut
and , a vote for them. Again, while it is
right that people who belong to the
vfli conntriee of the enemy should not be
i;enllille .foreea to tight against their relatives
it is a'so right they should not be
allowed to say 11110 08011111 govern this
aonntry.
Beware !
of A, boatitiful example of the he ritiony
imitations of pe1iibet wee give!: on Saturday last
sold in Cattlime1 Hsill , the Liberals
en the handed out the Medals to the S. 0. S.
Mfilt3 boyo provided by a Conservetive Goy-
a 1,111 011,„ of
members Louise Flatiegan of the township of
Minard's ; were on the ola tform The speech of I, Lagan.
; A large number of friends witnessed
Liniment Mr Proutifoot wits a inaguslionnit I
It 13111 Pule Begone.-Whon Neur-
algia rooks the 1181109 or lumbago crip-
ples the book 18 the time to tent the
virtues of Dr. Thomas' Eleotrio Oil
Well rubbed in it will still the pain end
produce Il sensation of mum and reel,
Thane le nothing 30 good ao a liniment
or as an internal medieitte in certain
06565 , A Wel of it will establish faith
iu it.
Millers Werra Powders not only ex-
terminate intestinel anti other worms,
but they are it remedy for litany other
ailments 111 children, They strenglien
the yeung etomaoh against biliousuese
awl are tonioel in their effects where
the child suffers from lose of appetite.
111 feverieh ttouditious it will bo found
uoeful and they will serve to alley pain
mai griping in the stotriaoh, from which
children so often suffer.
A Free War Map
Every home iu Canada shoul(1 have a
map of the great war area in Europe
to site where our Cenadian boys are
fighting. The (mimed map offered free
with the Family Herald and Weekly
Star of Montreal is complete in every
I1 detail. It is the best map yet publieh-
ed. The subsoiption priori of the Fem.
. Fferald is now $ 1 . 21 a year
but toensire up the different's to their
subsolbers this great map which could
not be produced meter two dullare a
oopy except in suah large quantities, in
given free to all subscribers newand re-
newal who pay a year's subscription
$1.25. 1( 18 a great big bargain in-
deed.
Hie Honor Judge Dickson has made
the following seleetion of appointees
er the various exemption boards under
the Military Servioo Act for the ootinty,
Goderich, Judge Dickson; °Hilton, Wm
Brydone, Barrister; Seafortli, John M.
Best barrister; Witigham, Dudley
Holmes, barrister; Brussels, Wiu,Sin•
clair, barrister; Exeter, Isaac Carling;
barriater; Gerrie, W.S. McKeroher,
Dungannon, Thos Slathers. The joint
board of the tenate and Commons
makes the appointment of the other
members of the tribunals. Other
names will also be subinit„ted by the
county judge as alternatives:
M an Iey
A number of people from this vicin-
ity took in London Fair.
bliss Anna Manley returued home on
Tuesday after a long visit with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs C. Eckert.
Mies Monica Eckert spent the week.
end with her sister Mrs Tom McKay,
We are glad to hear that Mrs P.
NIcLatighlin islrecovering from herrecent
ilhaess:
An interestingmarriage took place on
Tuesday, September 18111 the parish
church thiblin, by Rev. Fr., Dantzert
uuele of the groom, when Mr John
Eekert, son of Fred Eckert of the
township of McKillop was united in
the holy bonds of matrimony to bliss
the beautiful service and Nuptial
effort arid breath, doeply of c011' High mass. The bride, who was. 109111..1
seriptioe rind Food Proauction. inga beautiful dress of white satin
and a white plush hat with a beautiful
For Sale
SCRANTON COAL
W. L. tSV. Seaforth.
Phone 130
Without a proper
systm of adver.
tisin is like a
motor without the
+ power. .
Seaforth News
AVERTISEMENTS
Will supply the
requiredenergy
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Exemptions Under Service Act
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white plume, was assieted by her Mater
who wore a beautiful pink satin dress
both carrying a hotpot of enthral flow-,
,
Applications may Be made Qui ere, while Mr, Joe Eckert, colleiti of
uf the groom acted as grmm
oosan.
Relatives or Employers After the ceremony the young couple
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motored to the home of the bride's
parents e here t'1 87 were met by a num
Ottleva, 30pt 16. -Exemption from bar of relatives. Atter a 500)91110(101
serviee, under the military service act wedding breakfast they motored to 1
mey le claimed on eight sepurate Mitchell taking the afternoon traill for
gra retie. The forms of applioation. Toronto and Niagara Falls. Their
which will be available at postothees (115117 friends wish them a long and
throughout the Dominion in the nrespelous life.
oouree of a few days, make thio clear.
rhe grounds are:
x The importance of continuing Huron He cross anti
emp10ytuent habitual occupation, "
e., Important:oaf continuingemploy.
ant for which he ie. specially gull.
tied.
3. Importance of continuing edece.
on or training.
4. Serious hardship -owing to exceet-
lona! financial obligatioes.
5. Serious hardship owing to exoep
tutted hnsiness obligatious.
6. :Serious hardship owing to exeep.
tonal donwstic position.
7. ill -health or infirmity -
8. Adherence to religious denomhts.
den, of which the articles of faith for-
bid combatant serviee.
PUT •1X- OPPOSITE CLAIM
The feim is drafted much after the
style of a ballot paper. The applicant
for exerntion Is required to place a cross
opposite the ground on which the claim
is made, His ease will then go to that
lope1 tribune to which proof in support
will be submitted. Application for ex.
oroption may be made not only ,.by the
raan himself but his employer or it
MARRIACIES.
WALPt1 SLEY PETIOK - At the
Methodist parsonage, Goderioh • on
Sept. 12, Edward James Walmsloy
to Ade Maud Pethiok, both of Sea.
forth,
ELLIOTT-JOHNSTON-In Goderich
on Sept. 9.11) Elisabeth Johnston of
Goderich to Wilfrid Elliott of Godo -
rich Toweship.
SI Fume,
MASON -In Clinton, Sept 7th to Mr
and Itirs. W. A. • Mason a son.
DROVER- In Tuckertnith, Sept. 13
to Mr and M rs Wm. Drover, a
daughter,
SHANNON -In Bullet, Sept Sth, to
Mr and Mrs Hugh Shannon, 0 daugh-
ter.
DEATHS.
REYNOLDS-ln Hallett, Sept; 6th
Thames Reynolds aged 4 years.
SAUNDERS-In Exeter, Sept 9th.
Samuel eaunders. aged 78 years.
Goderich Fall Fair
Greater Premiums
Mounted military manouvetTs
New Poultryehous,- and en-
larged poultry lists
New -merry go•round for the
children an other pasume-s-
Splendid speed tests in four
lib
events,liberal purses.
All distri:it horsemen invited -1
Remember the dates Sept 26,
127 and 2S.
Notice
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REC1EPTS
Deo. 1016 Count? Ocunail 55 op
June 1917 " 100 00
EXPENDITURES
Dec, tete, Mrs, Fitton. see, 12 00
c, 10 Mrs. FIamilton, pres. 10 00
Jena 1917 Moo Essery. Exeter 5 29
Miss Allen, Goderioh 1 06,
" Mrs. Axon, Clinton 12 95
" " Mra. Gardiner, Blyth 6 24
" Miss Brown, Treas. 2 38
" Dinner 3 00
Mrs, Fitton, seo, 5 00
Total 63 81
Aug, 1917 Bal, on hand 51 19
BYRON SANITORTUM FUND
Total Receipts 1042 77
Total liependiture 1000 00
Bal. on hand 42 77
Gera E, Brown,
Tteasurer.
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Our choepiee s 111 he 011,11011
down tie first week itt eietober for nee
assail, repairs. Our crusher will be
miming as ristial.
SEA FORTH MILLING (10,
LTD.
"For the 91ood is the Life."
‘V HSU ARE
With any dimmers dna to Impuro blood
oUok as Eczema, SorofUla, 8001 89, Bad
Lege, Abe0001108. Ulcers, Glandular
Swellings, Iloilo, Pimple., Soros 0( 009
kied, Plloo,Blood Poison,Rhournatiom,
Gout, oto., don't waste your time and money
on lotions and ointments which cannot get
below the surface of the skin. What you want
Is a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood
of the poIsormus matter which alone is the true
catue of ail your suffering, Clarke's Blood
Mixture Is lust such a medicine. 01 10 composed
of ingredients Arid, quickly expel from the
blood all impuritiee, ftom whatever cause
orating and by rendering it clean and pure,
can be relied on to effect a lasting cur,;
IThiiiimpriti.
fur siledion fainPilvi
row.,
Over 50 years'
8114CtU,
Mutest to
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told 6y all
ChOmist, and
RES 101.4 ail
&MUNN.. ALL
---- SKIN & MOO DISEASES.
Clarke's
Mixture mixture
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Interest paid on deposits of 4.00 and
Place your savings in the /lank.
SEAFORTH BRANCH', R, IVI, JONES, Managsm
ent
CREAM WANTED
Send your mem to as and reoeive
top prices, We are running one plant
the year through and can handle your
full supply and tutrhish you with cans.
We pay twioo each month end weigh
sample,and test each can of cream oare•
fully, Our motto is " Honesty to our
Patrons " Patrons are requested to re.
turn all our Cana • when not in nee,
3 itter an I Biettermilk also on hand
113 for at market prices.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SEAFORTH MARKET
Good Milling Wheat
Barley... 1. 20
Bran per ton....., ...... ........40.00
Shorts per ton .................. ..... -.48
Floer. .... ..... 6.30 6.80
Egge 43
Hogs to farmers ...... 17.05
NTICE
St. Joseph's School of Music.
Year opene Sept, 3rd, 7, For
particulars apply
St. Joseph's Convent,
Seaforth, Ont
To Men Who Live Intuitive Lives-.
Exorcise in the open air is the best
tonic for the stomach and system gen-
erally; but there aro those who are
compelled to follow sedentary °imp-
atiens and the inactivity tends to re.
strict the healthy action of the digest-
ive organs and 510111888 follows, Par -
melee's Vegetable -Pills regulate the
stomach and liver and restore healthy
action. It is wise to have a paeket of
the pills always onhanci.
CHURCH NEWS
' All items under this Head e.re
published tree of charge, ex-
cept those regarding meetinge
where Ku admission fee is
charged. The rate for such
being live (tent per count line
SP,71FORTH enunewas
Thursday t:zept
fflOK Cif.OfaST RAIZ
run nobs DANDEVAP
Girls' Try II ilaIr gets soft, fluffY aloof
beatrtifiel-Viet d 26 cent bottle
Of Pall d 0 ri n e •
If you ore or heaVy hair that Idiot
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an inconanarable eoftnese and
is Duffy aud lustrous, try Dandorine,
0.tliit ono Application doublethe
beauty of your hair, besides t Imme-
diately diesolves every particle MI
dandruff. You eau not have altos
heavy, healthy hair If you have
dandruff, This destructive scurf robs
the hair of its lustre, its strength and
Its very life, and if not overcome it
produces a feverislinese and itching of
the swap; the hair roots famish,
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
fasts Surely get a 25 -cent bottle of
Knowlton's Dituderine from any drug
Moro tout Just try it,
St, James'
St, james, Church,' Rev, Father P
Corcoran, Rev, Father G. R. North.
graves .blornizig Mass 7 term High
Maas 10.30 a.m. Sunday sollool 2.30
9 in. Evening vespers 7 p.m.
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St, Thomas'
Rev. T. 11. Brown, Rector, Sunday
serviees 11 aan, and 7 p.m. Sunday
school- 9,30 p. rn. Women's Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2.30
pan. Chilciren'sbranoh Saturday 2 pan.
ntercession services every Thitroday,
. 0 p,M,
First Presbyterian
Rev. F, 11, Larkin., Pastor. Sunday
servioes 11 a.m. and 7 p in, Sunday
school 2.30 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thureday, 745 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Societyethe first Tuesday in each
month at 7.45. Barbara Kirkman Mis•
Mon Band 3rd Tuesday:in the month at
7.30 p.m. Sunshine Mission Band
every 2n11 Monday at 4.15 pan.
Methodist
Rev. G. bleKinley, B, D., pastor
-SUNDA Y-Olass at 1000 a.m.
Public service 11 rem, and 7 p.m. Sun•
day school and Bible study class 2,30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p m , Prayer
Meeting Thursda y 8, p.01.
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 JUNK DEALER
Aoross from Creamery
Phone 183
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Asrepresentation
Never Makes friends
We might induce you to '
buy our photographs once
hut //the ortraits were un --
satisfactory vou would nev-
er come back,
Jre,p roittait u makels
as good as first-class zvor-
manship, artistic training
and practice can produce &
our prices are as lowas pos-
sible for good work.
OUTSIDE WORE a speci-
alty. Potos of houses
6.)e sell Films and finish
for amateurs.
Picture Framing, use carry
a large assortment of mould
tags.
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PHOTO6RAPHER
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Presents D. W. Griffiths
8tn Wonder o the Wold
Under the Auspices of the Seaforth Soldiers' Aid Commission
Original Music and Stage effects
The Greatest Art Conquest Since the Beginninp-,
8 NIGHT
Prices.
MATINEE........„
Matinee at 2.15 sharp
of Civilization
50C, 750, St.no
...... 25 cc, 50e, 75.:
Mail Orders Now
Plan opens Friday noon Sept 28th at Aberlitart's DrugiStore
John A. Stewart
President
A. D. Sutherland
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