HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1917-11-08, Page 108
WE WANT NOW
A Reliable Agent in Huron County
to Sell 1'elllani's Peerless Frnit and
Ornamental trees during Fall aid Win-
ter meanie. (loud pay, exeluslve torr-
story, free ssllitzg equipment.
over 60(1 Acres of the choicest Nur•
very atucll including New vertetiel+ eon -
trolled by ne. Henchmen, Iltl-to-Bate
selling equipment and a splendid tall.
11d11111 grown atuuk, t0 utter eu atIlltere,
Wo are not jobbers, Write now fur
egeney torula to PELHAA'1 NURSERY
t'Cl. ,Toronto, Out,
N. 11. Cat degue soot en request to
appli0ants for,lgenciea or peraltasers of
Nursery stock,
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try It! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful—Get a small bottle
of Danderine.
If yon care for heavy Bair that glia -
tette with beauty and is radiant with
3ife; has lin incomparable softness and
:e fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
lleauty of your hair. besides it imme•
diately dissolves ays y particle of
Lancdruff'. You can not have trice Beaty,
Stealthy hair if ;•ou have dandruff. This
,destructive scurf robs the hair of its
:metre. its strength and its very Life,
and if not ovoremne it produces a fever •
-
:shnces and iiehing of the scalp; the
hair roots faimi•h, loosen and die: then
the hair falls out fast. Surely get a
emall bottle of Knolvlton's Danderine
"rom any drug store and just try it.
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CORRESPONDENCE 1
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Dublin
Mr, Joe Dorsey of Seaforth bee
been speudiug a day with friends here
:51r. R. Coulonge of 'Toronto was
here last week,
Miss Crowley of Stretford visited
her friend, Miss L. Feeney,
Alr. 1'. F. Beau of the Standard Bank
leas called to his 11010(3 111 1.10511 on
Tuesday to attend the the funeral of his
uncle,
Miss l riftiu of Goderich, visited her
sister, Mrs' 1'. J.:tiolynes lx, for a few
days.
Mr Wm. Shapeltun is spending a
few days in 'Toronto.
Mrs..lames Shea and Hiss C. Herro.
gott called on (deeds in Mitchell 00
Monday.
Mr -Jas. Bergin of Windoor called oe
friends here this ween,
Mr ,1, 1i'eher was a Seaforth visitor oil
Newby,
Mrs (laden of Stratford is visiting
her sister Mrs A, Darling.
Mother Graves' worth Exterminator
will drive trustee from the system with-
out injury to the child, because its
action, while fully effective, is mild.
THE SLAFORTti NEWS
StaJT.a
Several from More went to Brantford
to see the tractor's clemollatt'atiQll,
Rev. Alt, Moore who }lee been in
charge of Clyses Churolt for a year has
preached his farewell se1•nlen, During
the time he has been hero he has made
malty warns friends who regret his de.
pertinent.
The Wotneu'e Institute had a lecture
trent fuspootor Smith on the advantage
of teaching Agriculture in the schools
wallah' ntn011 caress on the benefits of
this work among the children.
Mitchell
liev, W. H. Roberts of 1101rie has
accepted the reutory of Mitchell and
will take up the work this mouth,
Mr. W. 13, Race principal of the In.
stute for the 131iutl, Bruutford visited
.his sisters in town when he Was 1'etain
ing front Clinton where he had taken
one of the stlld5tlte.
Muscular ltheutuatistu Subdued.—
When Olte is a sufferer from muscular
rheumatism he cannot do better than
to have the region rubbed with
Dr. Thomas' Noleotric Oil. There is
110 011 that so speedily shows' its effsot
in subduing pain. Let the rubbing be
brisk and ()autism° until ease is secured
There is more virtue 10 a bottle of it
than eau be fully estimated.
hat, .. Canada's
Ans'ver e?
`VER in the sodden trenches amid the bursting
shells and the roar of artillery where Canada's
boys are fighting and dying.
—they are waiting for Canada's answer when the
sale of Victory Bonds begins.
4NADA'S soldiers expect that
we at home will put up the mil-
lions they need to keep on fighting,
—the millions they must have
to win Victory for freedom, home
and Canada.
What answer will Canada make:
,,Vhat answer Will vl,u make'
•
Shall it be said that Canada
spares not her s(o1 art illi the :-acri-
lke of battle, vet' ; ithhl ids her
.()liars to give themvictory?
Rather will it be said that. Can-
ada 4ince more, for the fourth
time in three years, cheerfully
puts up her millions upon millions
f..r the canse of freedom, right-
eottstless an(1 justice.
Canada's answer must he,
--that the Canadian hand to
the plow of Victory holds stead-
fast and firm.
—that Canada is in deadly earnest
when she says the "last man and
the last dollar."
That is the answer Canada will
give to our boys in the trenches,
our kinsmen in Britian, and our
Allies everywhere,
That is the answer we will give
to the Huns who thought and said
that Canada would desert the
Empire before she would fight or
pay.
!-;very bond you buy is an
answer: Let the millions of an-
swers from Canada's loyal men
and women make a chorus. of
Victory to ring around the world.
Canada's Victory Loa. Campaign
opens on Monday, November 12
`Canada's Victory Loan
All About It"
is the title of a pamphlet
that should be in the
hands of every man and
woman in the country.
Mali this coupon at
once and get your copy
Chairman, Provincial Committee,
Canada's Victory Loan,
Toronto.
Kindly send me a copy of pamphlet entitled:—
" Canada's
ntitled:—"Canada's Victory Loan, All About It."
Name
Street or 11.R
P.0
Prov
Issued by Canada's Victory Loan Committee
in co-operation with the Minister of %finance
of the Dominion of Canada.
Hensel!
Mrs, .1, F, Knappe of London has
been visiting her mother Airs ft, Fulton
who ie in poor health.
The Exeter Dramatis Club presented
their play stere last week, "Why Smith
left home " 11 woe for patriotio purp-
oses and lt'ns well attended. Hellsall
women are all working bard for 00m•
forts for the soldiers and have maids
a shipment valued at $4911
It°v, Air ['Levey of Niagara Palls
prea0hed to the Methodist Chntoit mutt
gave very interesting sermons.
191(3 fnrniors 51O hoping for a colltltl'
mance of the flue weather of Saturday
and Sunday as their fall work is rath-
er backward.
The splendid sum of Si o00 was rale
ed fn Holman for the British lied Cross
and the Conned added another $500,
Airs Clano, Troyer who has been
spending a few days with her daughter
Mrs R. Jarrot in Seaforth, is house,
Dr Norman Troyer of Medoc has
been spending tt tow days with his par..
oats.
Mrs Vi0Oellt Woods and sots of :Santa
Barbara, Cul, has returned to her home
after spending four months with her
parents, AIr and AIrs Dirsdele,
Kippen
An old fashioned revival was here for
three woelca in the Methodist Church
by Rev Mr, Knight of Bewail and
others , There were also
sermons 441 two Sand eye by
laymen,
141r. Stanbury of Exeter gave the
first of series of lectures to be given
during the winter un "How to Choose a
Profession. ffa spoke from a lawyer's
outlook and held that a lawyer ehonld
be one of the most ti ustworthy people
in a place because many have to trust
him implicity with business, stoney and
family secrete and these trusts should
never be betrayed,
Bruceffield
Mr. Sam. Taylor has removed to
Seaforth where he works intho munition
factory.
Mies Mable Swann who was i11, with
peritonitis is 'recovering, •
Drew Swann am into another autoon
the way from Ilderton and both care
were broken;
Leonard McConnell who was in the
West has returned. He has rented a
farm and will return there in the
Spring.
Miss Annie Foote and her sister Mrs,
Win, McQueen are home again after
visiting in Stratford.
Walton
Several people from here attended
the induction of Rev, Mr, Smith into
the Church in Brussels. Mr, Smith
has created a good impression since his
arrival,
Miss Kate Doupe and Mise Eliza
Shier of Kirktou are visiting Dr, and
Mre. Waghorn,
Archie and Jean McKellar of Ailsa
Craig have been visiting their eonsies,
Mr, and Mrs, R, Coutts,
A couple of weeks of fine weather
would be gladly received after the wet
month past. 6i
Quite a number from here visited
the aeroplane near Seaforth on Sunday,
Hayfield
Misses Mary and Irene Currie have
gone to live in London.
Miss Eliza Dupes of Toronto spent a
few days with her eider, Mrs. Fred
Gummhart,
Mrs, M. Dupes of Egmondville has
returned home after spending a few
weeks here.
Mr. R• E'enhale left on Tuesday for
a trip through the West,
Mrs, Sterling is visiting relatives it)
Port Elgin,
Dr, W. Woods was in Goderich on
business last week.
Mr, Wm. Dawson, who came from the
West lastSpring has bought the farm
of his brother Calwin on the Goshen
Line, Stanley.
The contributions to the Red Croce
amounted to $389 6,
Wood and coal are both very scarce.
There is a fortune for the farmer who
hap wood to place it on the market.
Mr. lialkwill has sold Sia farm jost
over the river to Afr, David Dewar of
the Sanble Lino, We are glad to have
Mr, Dewar near us and hope the sale
will not mean the removal of shell ee
101151b10 people lie Mr, and Mrs. Iialk-
will,
Slimy of our young met) are going
theca days to Cuclerich fur Medical
examination, We hoar they are meat-
y all (Ansa A,
Alt A. E, Erwin 1080 fu Chatham
last week at the Sunday School
Cone(3u tion,
Rubt, Delgaty has bought the Millin
property 11ear the Presbyterian Clause!)
awl will luure into in the Spritlg,
The POC bytari011 Aid are preplurieg
for a social 111 the near future.
Herb.-Johuetun is home again niter
spending two 11100018 111 Saekatehcwit11
Auburn
At filo SlOremul,lid 01800100 to Zhu
1'l 000) 41:1 1811 00111811, teeently !Leen
W010 11110011 1180 1uu11111eadded to the
laet when epeaeke wen fur the paster.
at0 ut Rev, nlf, Moss,
Alt. Geo. liltitIby lust at raluwblu
'tune last wean (ruin biaoltleg. it was
found dead in the field,
Mr, Matthews ut the bank here is
wearing a smile these days over a new
(are 1111118 1101110, ,
Mr, and Airs, Hugh, Hill of the vil-
lage returned home last ,veek after
%hitting many placee in the West. He
reports it very cold there with plenty
of snow whet] he left.
Manley
A number of young folks from this
bug attended the Olt! Time Dunce on
Tuesday night and report having a go -d
time.
There were a number of people from
this vicinity who waist out to see the
aeroplane near Seaforth.
Mr John Dietz of McKillop was mar-
ried to Miss leler of Logan, Thursday
last and is going to :ive on the farm
recently purchased from Tom O'Lough-
lin, Their many friends wish thein
many years of success,
Thursday Nov, 8
Mechanics' Shoes
..Our Mechanics' Shoes were built to
our special order, by a reliable Union Shoe
Manufacturer.
They are Shoes of unusual merit, as every
Workingman, who h s given them a trial,
will gladly attest.
Made in the Eris Calf, Minnouite Grain
and Kangaroo leather.
'1 he Workingman, that tests these
Splendid Shoes, will find them to be all we
claim for them,
hhau
H.
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"The Home of Good Shoes'
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Laugh When People 1
. Step On Your Feet
Try this yourself then pass
It along to others.
tt works! 1
Ouch ! T ! ? ! 1 This kind of rough
talk will be heard less here in town if
people troubled with corns will follow
the simple advice of this Cincinnati.
authority, who claims that a few drops
of a drug called freezone when applied
to a tender, aching corn stops soreneaa
at once, and soon the corn dries up
..nd lifts right out without pain.
*He says freezone is an ether cont.
pound which driee immediately and
never inflames or even irritates the
surrounding tissue or skin. A quarter
of an ounce of freezone will cost very
little at any drug store, but is eufii-
cient to remove every hard or soft
corn or callus from one's feet. Millions
of American women will welcome this
annpuncement since the inauguration'
of the high heels. 1 ,
Seaforth
Attention Ladies!
Arrange to have gour hair
properlg washed and treated by
me.
Prices most moderate
Shampoo
Shampoo with tonic
40c
50c
Appointments made for any
evening:a/ter 8 p. m. Saturday
excepted.
Commercial Barber Shop, C4th
W. ROBINSON
Prop
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Get ins. the Wheel
of a Ford and Drive
TRY it just once! Ask your friend to let you "pilot" his car on an
open stretch. You'll like it, and will be surprised how easily the
Ford is handled and driven.
If you have never felt the thrill of driving your own car, there is some-
thing good in store for you. It is vastly different from just riding—being
a passenger. And especially so if you drive a Ford.
Young boys, girls, women and even grandfathers—thousands of them—
are driving Ford cars and enjoying it. A Ford stops and starts in traffic
with exceptional ease and smoothness, while on country roads and hills
its strength and power show to advantage.
Buy a Ford and you will want to be behind "the wheel" constantly,
Runabout - $475
Touring - - $495
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
F. 0. B. FORD, ONT.
J. F. DALY Dealer - Seaforth
COOK BROS. - Dealers Hensall