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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1917-10-11, Page 8WE WANT NOW ,,..asy,..a.awit�..aa�aa«..+�•aiw�waflCl A RelLble Agent in Huron County to Sell Pelham's Peerless Fruit Bud Ornamental trees during Ennead Win ter months. Good pay, exclusive torr. itory, free selling equipment, Over 600 Aeree of the choicest Nur. eery stook including New varteties con• trolled by ne. Handsome nike.elete selling equipment and a Rplondid Can adieu grown stock, to offer customers. We are not jobbers. Write now for agency tame to PELHAM NURSERY CO, , Toronto, Ont, N. B, C:ttalogue sent on request to applicants for agencies or purchasers of Nursery 5tt'r•k, A Remedyfor Earache.— To have the earache is to endure torture, The ear is a delicate organ and few care to deal with it, considering it work for doctor. Dr. Thomas Electric Oil offers a simple remedy• b. few drops upon a piece of lint or of medioated cotton and pleoed in the ear will work ;venders in __ Hering pain. CORRESPONDENCE ae.m.aaarua.�«uaaa.a.a a'w-�raw�-a K! Londesboro Mr. 0. Marvin of Seaforih spent a few days with Mr, R. Faireers'ice, Rev, and Mts. R,..1, Ross of Auburn visited Mr, Abrey on his Way to Hen - sell when Air. McConnell was induoted to Cannel Church. The regular meeting of the Al'umen's Institute will be held ou Thursday to the Forester's Hell, take making will be subjeot. Three quilts have been matte and will be given to the Byron Sanitarium at London. The sermon preached here by Rev. Mr, Lindsay from Welton was very in- stractive and helpful, The Methodist Ohnreh was closed for the day, T1h1E SEAFORTM NEWS James Snell celberated their sixty-se- `ooud birthday reuently, They canto near being tis. Alias MarySnell line returned to Hamilton where she it training fur e ituree. .Millett as AIr, and Mrs. Gibbing spent a day with Mr. John Cartwright, Mr, Edward Crawford end Mrs Mr, end 11 Ire. Thos. flanking has been in Clinton visiting their daugh- ter. Hayfield The anneal convention of the Stan- ley and Tuekeremith S, Schou! was held here on Tuesday with a session at two and ou at 'eight. We are hoping for good weather for the Fair on Wednesday. A grand concert will be hold at night in the own Ball when a good programme will be provided, Richmond MuDool, our oldest citizen died haat weak at the age of 91 years. He was born in Ireland and came to °anode in 1843, settling in Goderioh Township. The funeral services were conducted by Rev, Mr, Evereat and Orange Lodge. Kippen Mrs. Win, triton is' now suffering from an attaok of brouohitis. A short time ago thus lady was thrown from e par and badly hurt. She was recover.. ing nicely when this set in and, considering her Lige it has been very hard on her. We hope soon to re. port her recovery, Mr, and Mrs. S. McPhail of Porter's Hill have been visiting the brother of the itttts'ssshe has beau very i11. Catherine O, Moffatt became the wife of Robert Mcl{ay, sou of Air, and Airs, Mcay,�ox reeve of Tooker - smith. Ouly$a,tKChe, imtnediete friends werefpresent when the oermouy was performed by Rev..1. E. Jones of Var- na, NicIiillop Next meeting of Councilat Winthrop Cet, 20th 1917 at 1,30 p. in. - M. Mnrdie, Clerlr. G3 l psi IE1 uraen9 a' If Canada fails us in October, we must curtail many of our activities." Sir ARTHUR STANLEY, Chairman, hxeeutivc Committee, British Red Cross, It now costs $300,000.00 a week to carry on the work of the British Red Cross, or $16,000,000.00 a year. Every minute of the day and night it costs $30 to minister to the sick and wounded and dying. Last year Ontario's magnificent contribution paid for the entire work of the British Red Cross for nearly six weeks. This year, in view of the greater need, it is earnestly and confidently hoped that Ontario's contributions will be as great proportionately as the magnificent offering of last year. Our trust is, that the Citizens of Ontario will give generously to this noble cause on— "OUR DAY", OCTOBER 18th A Few Facts about British Red Cross Work. The British Red Cross Society is the only institution which carries voluntary aid to the Sick and Wounded of the British forces on laud and sea 10 every rtifion of the War. It.".. 'Wilt hi wherefore the concerti of all 1 classes of British subjects, whether living in the British Isles in the Dominions and Colonies beyond the see , or in foreign countries. IN GREAT BRITAIN 57,000 Hospital Beds found in the United Kingdom, Nu song St these provided with 2,000 Trained Nurses working at home and abroad, 7,500 V. A. 77,°s helping in Army. Hospitals. $220,000 spent on equipment of King George Hospital (1,850 beds) and $130,000 a year contributed to cost of its maintenance, $225,000 spent on building and equip- ping Netley Red Cross Hospital (1,000 beds); and $625,000 spent on maintenance. $175 000 for Orthopaedic Curative Workshops and Training Fund. $185,000 for Facial Injury krospitala t; ll"a>ri<atm nt Buildings,, Toronto Thursday Oct, 11 Walton The Walton. Red Cross Union will donate the proceeds of next Friday's Tea to the Trafalgar Fund, Every body some inlet help, Miss Mabel Stafford has returned after spending it pleasant two weeks with her Wend, Mrs Carl Houston of Bayfield, The W, 1, of Walton will hold their regular meeting in the Workman's Hall Thursday Cot, t8 at 3 p, in, Mrs. J, J. MoUas'iu will give a Demanstt•atiot in canning jelly and pickles; Each ntontber is asked to bring a sample of canned fruit or pickles, Dubh Mr. Jaolt Looly of Toronto, spent Thanksgiving with his brother, Mr LJ, Looly, Mr, Frank MoCoutel spent a few days in London and St, Thomas. Mr J. Weber of Tilsonburg spent Thaulcegiviug at his home hero. Mr John Evans of Stratford spelt Sunday at his hone. Quite a number from hero attended the Eouharistic Congress held at Et, Toeeph's Church in Stratford on Tees• day, Miss Rogers, teacher of the Public School spent the week end et her home in Stratford. Mr W Weber of Stratford spent Mon day at his home her?, Misses Annie Shea and Mamie Step.. loton of Toronto spent the holiday "h t the letters home Wast of the village, A number from here attended the funeral of Mrs Henry Pierce in :ditch. ell on Saturday. Mr John Maloney spent a few clays in Toronto, Mr Chas, McDaid called on Stratford friends last week, Mr W.J. Redmond of St. Thotn,s spent Thanksgiving at his home. Mrs Toni Pierce of Detroit spent It few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs Wm Evans, Mr Jas. Longworth has returned from the Western provinces, Mrs Potter of Buffalo is visiting her sister Mrs John Donnely, South of the village Mr. David Pinkney of Stratford is visiting his cousin Mr. George Pinkney Goderioh St. Miss Jennie McBride spent a few days in Tuokersmith, Mrs. E. Brennan, of Kitohener is visiting at the home of Mr, John Pink. Bey, Mr. Norman Henry, who has boon the guest of Mrs, J, S. Roberts for the past week returned on Tuesday to Osh- 5155. Mr, Edward Hanna of Winnipeg wt,s a visitor ab the home of Mr. and Mis, A. D, Sutherland, The Annual '1'hankoffering meeting of the Woman's Mieeionary Society was held in First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday afternoon, An iiatoresting address was given by bliss McLaren of St. Mary tvho was formerly matron of the Birtle tuchistrial School The offer- ing amoun-ed to'$107, In the aveuiug. of the same day Mise McLaren address ed the Barbera Kirkman Circle; a large number of young ladies being present. Their offering was $18,50 At a citizens' meeting 011 Friday last 10 was decided to appoint the same sol. lectors for a canvas for the British and Italian Red Cross Funds as before. The oanvae will be made on Oct, 18th The need is great Have your money ready when the collector calls, Pte. Fred Taylor arrived home on Monday. He was wounded in April In France, He went with the 16Ist Battalion, Ptee, Percy Rolph, Emmett Belly, Alex, Muir and '1', Beatty were here over the holiday. Miss McLaren of St, Marys was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, James Cowan, Captain Hodgins was home on leave from Whitby, Mrs' Whimster of Aurora and Miss Jean Diokson of Toronto were guests ab the home. of Mr, and Mrs, A, D. Sutherland. Corporal W. Brine has returned home from overseas. Miss Gertrude Reid spent Thanks• giving witb friends in Brantford. Mr, Thos, Rands and his brotherin• lav► returned on Friday from Dakota, If ever there is, a time to wear good looking Shoes , it's on Thanksgiving Day,. The feet are prominent and cannot be hid, We have Shoes that make the feet glad to get into them, Name the price you wish to pay and we will show the best shoes at the price anywhere. Look well to your feet at ihanksgiving. R. S T`r "The Rome of Good Shoes' l`llone 51 Seaforth 10 CENT "CASCARETS" FOR LIVER AND BOWELS Cure Sick Headache, Constipation, Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad Breath--Can'..y, Cathartic. No odds bow bad your liver, stom- ach or bowels; how much your head aches, how miserable you are from constipation, indigestion, biliousness and sluggish bowels—you always get relief with Cascarets, They imme- diately cleanse and regulate the stom- ach, remove the sour, fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the con- stipated onstipated waste matter and poison from the intestines and bowels. A 10 -cent box from your druggist will keep your liver and bowels clean; stomach sweet and head clear for months. They work while you sleep. Sa S, Workers Meet in Buffalo The Board of the International Sun- day School Association at their. Fall meeting in Chicago, fixed ,June iyth to 25th as the dates of the fourteenth Convention to be held at Buffalo N. Y. .n 1918. Ontario is third among the the Status and Provinces in the number alloted, New York and Pennsylvania coming first, The *lumber given to Ont Brio is 186, Provision is made select- ing these at the Conventions inChatham October 21 25 and Peterborough Ooto ber 3o to November 1, these being the last Ontario Coniontious held after the International, Special election of Int- ernational represenatives, members of the International Nominating Com. mittee, and detailed reports will receive special attention. The annual Report of the Belgian Relief Fund Balance from 1916 Public Donatlono Private Donations Post Offioe Dominion Batik Bank of Commerce Total Remittance Expenses Total Balance $ 2.49 105.93 411.58 763 7 22 5 96 540 81 538.00 2.62 540,62 on hand ' 19oto Mrs, J. B, Thompson Treasurer REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER. Balance on hand Private donations-- Mrs onations—Mrs Ohms. Stewart Mrs DeLaoy R, M. Jones A friend Dominion Bank Post Office ,13 2 50 2 5o 250 50 36 1 00 Total r0 29 Expenses 10 Remitted to A. De Jardin 10 00 Balanne 19 Mrs J,B, Thompson, Trees Attention Ladies! Airange to have our hair properlra washed and treated by nle. Prices most moderate Shampoo 40c Shumpoo with:tonic 50c Appointments made for any evening alter 8 p. m. Saturdai5 excepted. Commercial Barber Shop, C4th W ROBINSON Prop BIRTHS. O'Connor—In Hibbert, on Sept 30th, to Mr, 'and Mrs. Daniel O'Connor, a 0011. MURRAY-.IU Hibbert on Oct. 3rd to Mr. and Mrs. James Murray, a son BUTTON—ln Seaforth, Oot. 5th 1917, to Alt and Mrs. -John Button, a son, AIo1PUR—In Hibbert. on Oct. 7th to Mr, and Mrs Peter McIver, a daug- hter. - DEATHS. MCKEN%IE—On Tuesday, Oct Sud Janice Potz the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter McKenzie, of Tuck - eternal). - DODDS—In Vanguard, Sask, Oct. 0th Ellen 'Torrance widow of the late Charles Dodds, gaged 80 years. • MARRIACEB. BAItk1TT•NA81-1—lu Stratford, Edwin Barrett to Minnie A. 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