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Nurnitnre Dealers
Phone 80
New Series Vol. 15, No, "39
SE.(TJON WORK
Nice easy work 7'3 child could, almost do
the work. eame'and'take one Section as
follows ;
-5
gills to gift in hip pockets.
5 girls to put in side pockets.
5 girls to make garters.
5 girls to join garments together.
5 girls to sew on bands
and one or two girls to inspect work.
We also want 25 or 3o girls for pants
making. All nice clean work and easy and
'steady all year round. 5o hors per week
We have girls making over ten dollars a
geek. Why can't
Apply or Write to
_ VW. E. SANDFORD MFG, CO,
Fred Robinson, Manager
Seaforth Ontario
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REST2,°iURANT AND eOI+dFEe'll'1ONERY
An up-to-date Restaurant in town for
good meals, lunches and homemade candy
Special Regular Dinner every Saturday
Fresh Fruits of all kinds always on hand.
Obr home made candies always the best.
Chocolates, Controls. Bon -Bons & Taffies a
epeejalty,
- Having installed an up date plant for making
ICE CREAM
T1R�
IT
OLYMPIA RESTUARANT
next door to eardnos Bros
THE FAIR
Seaforth was favored by the "Weat-
her Man" to the limit on Thursday
and Friday last• The second day when
the people attend was ideal, and ihh
crowd was there. The exhibit wit°
perhaps fruit as an exception was very
good and the different classes well
tilled. If any criticism is allowed the
directors should fix up the aceommod.
ntiod for exhibits both in the buil ding
and outside. A light should also be
placed at the gate at night.
The following is the prize List:
HORSES
Agricultural—
Brood
gricultural—Brood Mare and foal— 1' N Forsyth
Ed Hart, P Mcoabtl ; Foal— T N
Forsyth, k'Moleary,L Gourley; Filly or
Gelding, 3 yra; S Coleman, A. Wright,
ADunkin, Filly or gelding, 2 yrs, D -J
O'Rielly, S Oolefnan, Geo Coleman filly
or gelding 1 yr, Theo Butts; Team in
'naaotiese= Win Pethiek, A- Dunkin;
weepstake- T N Forsyth,
Heavy Draft-- _
B Mare&foal--Jos Smillie, L Gorrley
,Foal, Jos Smillie fJ Lane & son; Brood
.!Hare and, foal-- J G Grieve and son,.
P McCann, Jas H Campbell; Foal—J G'
Grieve, J H Campbell; Filly 3 yrs—
O'Rielly; Gelding 3 yrs --Jae Hay
1st & 2nd; Filly lyre— Jno Rowoliffe,
J L Kerr; Gelding 2yrs— ,1 G Grieve;
Filly or gelding 1 yr —A Wright, F
,Coleman; Team in Harness—J J Afern•
or, Jae Hay;
Cioneral Purpose—
Team ill Harness—Jdhn Deoker, 0 C
Dale; Dominion Bank for Heavy Draft
filly or gelding-- John Rowoliffe; Walk -
i ug team-- Jae Deoker,
Roadsters—
S Mare and Foal— R Wilson, J J Hay
J Decker; Peal— J J Hay, J Decker,
R Wilson; Pally orgeldin
, g 3 soare—
J Decker, E Rezone, Thos O'Rielly;
Filly or gelding 2 yrs J R Govenlock
P Johueton, R Wilson; Filly Or G z yr
J Lane; Team— .J Decker, 0 Miller
Jas Williamson; Roadsterin harness —
T J Berry; J Higganhothau, J Fryfogle
Carriage •
—
Mare and foal- W G Broadfoot; Foal
W G Broadfoot; Filly or gelding 3 yrs
F A Wood, A Bottles, E Wiliest; Filly
or gelding --tyre— A .1 Houston, ( ,E
Thompson, Filly or G i yr J L Smith;
Single --W Buchanan, A Betties, Jas
Carling; Team— E Thail, Jno Fresher,
E J Wiliest,
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CATTLE
Shorthorn—Heifer 1 yr—W Pepper;
Bull calf 1 yr—W. Pepper; Still 3 yrs
J, W. Beattie.
Grades—Oow 3 yrs.—Jae. Carnoohan,
1st & 2nd;Dairy Cow—Jae, Carnoeban,
also Heifer 2 yrs and 1 yr and steer
calf; Heifer Calf—A. Elooat, Jae
Carnoohau, Fat Cow or Heifer Jas.
Oanioohan; Steer 1 yr Jas. Carnolian.
Jersey Cow—J, 3 . Hugill, J. E, Gov-
enlock.
Holstein Cow—Johna:Archibald.
POTJLTR Y
'73rahmas Cock—Mrs. J. Howrie; Hen
Howrio; Pullett 13.P, Wardell,
Barred Rook -Wm, Yuill let and 2nd
Hen—Wm. Ynill lat & 2nd; cockerel—
J. MoOullough, Wm YuiII; Pullet—
. Me0ullough let &.2nd,
Bnf'Coohine Hen—W; F. Edwards,
Cockerel W. F. Edwards; Pullett W. F
Edwards; A. 0. V, Cochin Cook W. $'
Edwards.; Hen W. F. Jildwards.
Grey Dooking Cock—J, 13; Battler, W
J Edwards; kien—J, 13. • Battler dt
H
rCockerel & e ow i , 1 sulltt, W, F, Ed-
wards 181 Sc 2nd.
Red Game—Cookand Hen 3 H Battler
A 0 V Game Hen, Cookorei & Pullett
H. F. Wardell, let & 2nd, Game
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEIVi E1R 27 1017
llautacu—Cools--H, P. Wardell, J EI cru; Table butter, 1t A Campbell, Mrs
Battler; Hen J lat Baffler, (3 Harn; Roll or Print, Mrs G Elam, J'
(Sochin Bantam (Jock• -W F 79dwarda J fdugill; Plate butter, Mrs J f1
1st & anal; i:Iou Juo Prenter• W F Ed- Chesney, M;s G Harn,
wards; Cockerel & l'ullettW I1 Edwards r101iTi0flLUTliA1,
1st & 'dint,
Lougahair ooclr=-Jno Howrie; Hen Jno
Huwri°; Pullett I3, Fi Wardell; S,
Hamburg, cock, lieu 000lrerel .G pullet
3 El Battler.
Hondan—Cook & Hen --W Is' Edwards
Poland' Cook—J H Battler; Hen 11 F
Wardell, J 13 Battler; ooekerel & pullet
J fl Battler; Orphingtona Book Jno
Pe r
ether FII Wnrdel
, „ 000lt0rel W
Ballautyre 1st & 2nd.
Blank Spanish cook—J Howrie, J H
Battler; Hen .1 13 ,Battler, J Howrie;
alslrerel.1 H Howrie; :Minuraae cook,-
W F Edwards, Wm Yule; Hen, 000lrerel
& pullet Wm Yule let & and,
3. Wyaadottee--.ben, cockerel & pullet
P Daly & Son 1st & 2n3;
W. Wyaudotres cook & hen -J H Bat.
tlor; Cookerel & Pullet Ohas Barnett
rat & 2tici;
G. Wyandottee, Odok, hen, 000lrerel &
pullet P Haley & Son; A, 0 V Wyauci-
ottes cook, & hen, H F Wardell; 'Red
Caps H L' Wardell; Hen 13 F Wardell.
3 H Battler; Cockerel H F Wardell;
Bronze Turkeys, Hen W G Broadfoot
A 0 V Turkey Tom & Hep E R Snow-
don. G Geese, gander, goose, young
Apples, r2 varietiee— H Criob; wint•.
er Apples, 31 Crioh; Baldwins, H Crioh
J li Govenlook;'Poralcius, J11 Govaulook
Spine, J It Govenlook; Russet, H Crioh;
wealthy, H Orioh; Ontario, 13 OHO, Jno
Soott; Snows, 3 R Govenlocir; Maiden s
Blush, J Hugill, H Crich; preening, H
Crioh; McIntosh Rod H. Crich, Pears
Clapp Favorit
o WBallantyne, te
A EI
coat; Bartlett, W Ballantyne, 3Irs A
MoGavin; Heohel, W Ballantyne; Anjou
H Crioh.
Golden Drop Plum, A W Soobie;
Lombard, De Grieve, J R Govenlocla
Abundance, Wm Hartry, IR Govenlock
Bradshaw, Wm Hartry, A Soobie; Bur
Lank Mrs S Somers, JR Govenlock: Any
Other Kind, A Soobie.-Grapes, Niagara,
H Crich; Concord, A Bloats, H Criob
Rogers; Dr Griove; weldon; Rogers No
82 and Best Colleetion, Et Crich.
• -- CANNED FRUIT
Honey in comb, in jar and nolletion
Wm Hartry; Maple Syrup—Juo Murr-
ay, R Campbell; Pickles, Mrs 0 Smith
Catsup, Mrs Ili Daley, G Holbein; Soap
(3 0 Dale, A Soobie; jelly Mrs E Daley
gander &. goose—Douglas & Son, B Mr Hartry; wino, Dr Grieve.
Geese, gender & goose E & R Snowdon ( 000KING
A0 V Geese, gander" J Battler FtHomem d
e li1ead)John scat,
Mrs
Fowler; goose J H Battler, F Fowler
gander & goose Mrs J Ham, .1 13 Bat-
tler,
Pekin Ducks, drake & dunk HR Snow-
don, Douglas & Son; young cluok &
drake Douglas & Son 1st & 21111.
'Indian Runner—Drake, duck, young
drake & duck J 13 Battler; A 0 V
Orphingtou—cook & glen W Ballantyne
W Leghorn, S C cock, hen, cockerel &
pullet—H F Warden; B Leghorn cloak
& hen Jno Howrie ist & 2114,. Anda
lueians cock & hen J H"Battler, Jno
Howrie; cockerel & pullet Jno Howrie
W FEdwards; R Docks— drake, duck
young droke & duck J H Battler let
I Fowler 2nd young duck;
Guniea fowl nock—H F Wardell;
Belgian Hare—bnelr & doe—F Fowler
A 0 V Harn.—book & doe—F Fowler
young buck Mrs 3 Somers; young doe
F Fowler, R Winters; Silver Campiues
Cock, hen, oocicerel & pullet J McOui
lough.
ROOTS & VBGE1'A13LES
Late Potatoes= -'Thos Coleman, F
Coleman; Early potatoes— J Murray
3 Hugill; Winter cabbage— 0 Holbein
Thos Ferguson; Savoy Oabbage— F
Coleman, GBro adfoot; Red cabbage
R -M Jones, C Holbein; Fall Cabbage
C Holbein, W 0 Broadfoot, Other Cab.
bage— 0- Holbeiu, (3 Broadfoot
Cauliflower, 0 Holbeiu, G Broadfoot
White oel"ery, John Cottle; Thos Ferg.
1.1a011; Parsnip, J Outtle; Carrots, S R J
Murray, GBroadfoot ; Gong- 3
°tittle, T-Fergusou• Other :varieties, _0
Holbein. L.B. Beets- Jno Murray, 0
Holbein; Blood Beet; John Mlarrav,
O Dale; Tomatoes 0 Holbein; Table
Corn, John Murray, T Ferguson; Field
Corti—Jnii Murray, G 0 Dale; Fodder
Dorn Juo Murray, Jas Oarnocliou; seed
onionsllrs (J Harn, .Juo Murray; sett
onion, 3' Coleman, W G Broadfo)t; Red
onions , G Broadfoot, 0 Holbein;
White 0 Holbein, G Broadfoot; P
Onions, 0 Holbein; Onion- setts Thos
Ooleman; , Musk melon watermelon_
W G Broadfoot; Citron, Jno Murray T
Ooleman• Vegetable marrow T Oole.
man, W G Broadfoot; Squash, W G
Broadfoot; Table Squash W G Broad
foot; Hubbard, Mrs S Somers, W G
Broadfaot; Pumpkin Jno Murray, Win
Harty;
Radish Jno Murray, lab & and; Cn-
onmbers—Wm Hartry,. W 3 Broadfoot:
Butter Bean -0 Holbein, Thos Cole-
man; White Bonne—W G Broadfoot, G
0 Dale: Sugar Mangele--Jas Carnochag
A Wright, L. Red Mengel—Jas Cern-
ocban, W G Broadfoot; Swede 'Turnip
Jas Oarnoohan, Pete Cleary; 0 V Turn
ip; F Coleman, R M Jones; S Beate—
Mrs G Harn, Jno Murray; White carrot
W G Broadfoot; Squash G Broadfoot;
Pumpkin—. Wm Hartry, John Murray;
collection 0 Holbein-
. DOMESTIC M'F'G
Single harness, M, Broderick; Team
harness, M. •Broderioh; Parlor furniture'
rfurniture
W, J, Walker &Son; Bedroom
W J Walker & Son; Brinks, J M.
Govenlock: Tile, J b1 Govenlock,
DAIRY
Croak butter, R A Campbell, Mre G'I
Ed Daley, G Dale Dr Grieve; Bakers
Bread' Carrillo Bros; Buns, Jno Scott,
Mrs Ed Daley. Biscuits, P -Cleary, Dr
Grieve, Lemon pie, Dr Grieve J Scott
Apple pie P Cleary, Dr Grieve, collect-
ion, Mrs Ed Daley. Ogilvie special G
Dale. chills cake, Mrs Ed Daley, R
Frost, oaudy, Mrs Ed Daley.
(To be continued)
Waste Not—Want Not
Food waste in war time is a orimo.
People in Eurppe are etarving for food,
Belgium is devastated anclthe artists
Canada throws away would lie picked
out of the dirt and eaten by the starv-
ing Belgians, Serbs, Poles and other
unfortunates of the war zone,
Canada wastes an enormous amonut
of good foodevery year. The Food
Controller gives $50,000,000 as a con-
servativeeetitnate, Expressed in wheat
at $2 a bushel, this would be 25,000,000
bushel, whereas we are asked to save
but 12,000,000 bushels this year out of
normal consumption. Expressed in
meat at say 40 cent a pounds, it
would be 128,000,000 pounds, or enough
to support a Oauadian army of 500,000
mon for 200 days.
The bones throwu into the garbage
pails every day contain the essence of
hundreds of -plates of coup.
The breed thrown there every day
is a waste of thousands of loaves.
No bone should leave the kitchen
until every scrap of marrow has been
boiled out of it; no sorap of bread
should ever be thrown away.
The woman who wastes a crust,
wastes the war' effort of the farmer,
the miller, the storekeeper and the
traneportatiou and delivery men.
Watch everything, Watch against
waste in the kitchen, and hi the pantry
Watch against watt° in the cellar and
in the dining room. Aa moll food is
wasted in the eating as in the cooking.
Hensall
Miss Annie Gelchrist is home again
after a visit to Toronto,
A' great many from here attended
the Fair at Seaforth and remained for
the Play at night, .
The Rebekah Lodge of Oddfellows
presented Miss Jessie Buchanan with
a brass cloak, in recognition of
her work as Seoretary
Miss Habkirk of Brandon with her
sister of Toronto are at home at present
Rev, Mr, McConnell of Toronto will
be inducted in Oarmel Church
on Friday Sept; 28th,
Mrs, 3. Hudson is visiting her son
in Miohigau
Complete in itself, Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator dons not require
the assistance of any other medicine
to tnkke it effective. It does not fail
to do its work,
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Rev, Mr, Love is of those who were
not afraid to go out and help the farm.
era in the harvest floid.
Mr. and Mrs, Sadler spent a day in
Exeter with frieuda,
Mr, Ralph Miller and his bride, of
Detroit, aro visiting his brother.
Mrs, Fawcett and daughter visited
the former'e parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Norris, recently.
lYIiss Pearl Lowerywas
marded to
Mr, W. Riley of Mitchell by llev. Mr,
Ritchie of Cromarty. The young coup-
le will reside in Mitoltell,
Mr, E. O, Chamberlain, Mr and Mrs•
Montgomery of Seaforth spent Sunday
at the home of Mr P Sadler,
Mr and Mrs Wambold of Stratford
visited Mr Flynn.'
Mr Savage of Seaforth ucoupied the
pulpit on Sunday evening owing to the
absoenoe of the pastor Rev Love who is
attending the funeral of bis 011010 in St
Thomas,
A number from here attended Seo -
forth Fair on Friday.
It Bids Pain Begone. --When neur-
algia racks the nerves or lumbago
cripples the bank 1s the time pro test
the virtues of --Dr. Thomas' Electric
00. Well rubbed in it will still the
pain and produce a sensation of 01150
and rest. There is l,othing like it as
a liniment for its curative properties
are great, A trail of it will establish
faith in it.
Walton
Services in memory of two of et
brave boys who fell in France for th
defence of Canada were held en bun
day in Duffs Chord' when apecint re
ferences were made to the deaths o
Pte. Alex. McLeod and Geo. Thamer
Rev. Mr. Ora was hi Clinton las
Week attending the District Meethig,
A little rain would now be ratio.
appreoiated as the grottud is getting to
dry too plow.
Harvest Thanksgiving service in th
Methodist Church next Seedily Sept.
30th 41 y f,, m, factor's atibj'+et—Nat
ional Doxology.
Mr. David Hackwell of Rochester
spent a fuw days hero. 1 -le ie doing
well in College.
Mr• Rheil Sr has been very 10,
Methediat serviee was withdrawn
last Sunday on account of Memorial
Service in DoH"s Church.
Bev, Mr. Craik is plauuing for evan-
gelistic services at each appofntrent on
the circuit this Fall.
W. T.130.X&eeo
JSbiSALINF1i8 AND .
1,6501,1141,PJ1t1Sat'01ltl
Hallos of otm 140 'rlo,* and
J teeess—Os ree:' r nitJ,Ts
t Hoses l rnl'ith 03>M O(!
$1.00 peii' yeiu'
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In all infantile complaints that are
the result of the depredations of worms
ill the stomach and intestines Miller's
Worm Powders will be found an effect-
ive remedy, They . attack the cause
of these e troubles, and byex ell'
]1 th
P tg e1
the worms from the organs insure an
orderly working of the system, without
which the child cannot maintain its
strength or thrive. These powders
moan health and improvement
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A rester
deal
Fountain
Peas
We have them 111 tarp variety
And ail of that beat and renal
deatrable .- unit an r
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W/O/nvev IOPAt; f'nI'a'tar,f Ptis
A'l o 1„r every hand,— a -point far
very perp[a-an.iaservice ,iltrrtinll:•
el in any Orbe* pen !Ins,
rr.,;e !i and np•vard.
rte e..:ko late pen a.d'nalrelata and
replace tr•.kt t re damaged palate in r:
few mina!••e er rias stare.
fa1'rressnr Bn
3snttugr &
Jfrairlrre unit npfirluna
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PHONE ,04
Evening it
A The store you will always
H like
wry
THAN HAS BEEN
We thank you—the public—for having Invade it such.
We are indeed grate-
ful for the big selling
we did at our
Fall Opening
Our only regret is
that we were unable
to serve ,all who
came to buy as well
as to look.
Come again soon.
Many of the stands
made empty at the
opening are again
filled with beautiful
Hats,
MACTAVtSD'S
SER1FORTH
We now extend a sec-
ond invitation to come
and see the Fall Fash-
ions.
On opening days the
store was so crowded
that many of you could
not see and learn about
the new styles and
prices as you desired
to do.
Corot now.
pass seasons no niatLer where,yolu slave been buy
ing your Millinery, Dress GO ds, Suits and Coats
You should now certainly see our magnifient showing of
Fashion's best and newest creations. Such goods as we have
to show -ni"alte buying a pleasure to you. An insFection of
our Hats, our Costume Materials and our Made-up Garments
will win your admiration and our prices will win your trade.
Butter Wanted Eggs Wanted
I-Iighest trade prices for both.
Jo Mactavksh
Seaforth
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