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MEDICAL
IR. hi •{ tdoit ROSS, Phystcinn sod Surgeon
Moe of Laudon Llosptta , London, England
11 ;tion to diseased Of Eye, Ear, Nose
le .� tesidente, behind Doublet; Hank...
"aphelia N r.5. Residence, Pace No. 106,
rtUHROw5, SeaforxA. Office .and
v1 V Eli. Cororonerlfort he County cab of Huroo,
alaahone. No. ae.
DHte, st,OTT & MACKAY,tie and
flarsoens, Gaderieh Street, opposite Metho-
511 totikr a. se,Jorttt.
/boat, s'pduate Victoria and Alla Arbor, and
amnbei Ontario College of Pby 1cI*ae and
tY�gNb .goner far County of lOsoon.
blsol v, honor graduate Trinity Uatveroity.
ttoil re1).t Trietty Medical College, Member of
L'oEr . Physicians and Sutgeoas, Ontario.
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Do HEILEMAN. Oitm0atblc 5peclaits
...lien's and Children's Menses and
Hb lc Troubles. Arute and Chronic Dls•
eggeri gar, Eye, Nose and Threat. Adenoids
game St without the knife. Consultation free.
Sl on.I ll otei,
4'nesasl • p I, „ • r o.: 1 oday b to t 11,91
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late
Marriage Licenses
issued .Ir11f1t
Jcwins
ar l npn,•Ian. •arra
Insurance
Are .•eo eonsldering inauroo o. Ute or Accident'
fynu ore, a postcard will get our rates.
J. ID• i iN4111»E9',
',el, mai Agent for Landon Life Insurance Co.,
end In odnd Guarantee and Aoddeat laooranes Co
Seeforth, Ont.
James Watson
General ' rc,•. - .00,,ittnt
Agent ani 1 t i •. wuvt Meet -.1,e.
Alain Strew:,
TE Mc K11LLP
Mutual Fire Murano Co.;
Olmrougdd Mum
IS ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
From the Ofrrpe
MAite S7'. - SEAFORTH, ONT.
Phone d7 Itvooleg 127
moa
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e antin'tarce.
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faith. The publisher accepts no respon-
sibility whatever for the statements made
In such Commun) atlona. Letters on rell.
gious topics will not be published at all
0'05731 and Isolated Town except an paid advertising, plainly marked
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Ceuta per line,
OFFICERS
Jul. (,e :s. .F. Fr.4',1 tat, l0,00 J. F. SNOWOON
F:vena i e i.0..3.1 4.`,4t r nide
Rays. rrh S *0.1rra
Directors
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
D, F. McGregor, Seaforth1 'dui G. Grieve.Winthro1
8todghagen: Rion,Constance:
Ferrrto, ) rockH�Malcolm' Dig tip your ,tt•,ite001, have a look at
Me"oun, Clinton; Me('xr''ey Seaforth: it, by renewing tl,a velvi-t collar, Pr0ss.
James Conouy, G,'ierleh; be. Evans. Beechwood-
Agent. int; :girt ('I.,aniug maysavo yonthe price
Ales. Leitch, Horlook; E. )Slushier Ceafortt'•, of .0 0070 011e My Wardrobe f,utlerich
WWlam Chesney, Egmondville I Ve •� ,"site
lo)nwn,iam
e; R. G. Jaroath ..,�
Srodha.' ran r t . e p1
ZS= and John Goveniock, Seafort, ria ors,
parties desirous to efteee insurance er tr - aaa Miss .0. W ..1 ones and M l65 Moran
other business will be gromptly attended 'a t
application to any of the above officers, address d 11.>,i gal, Dublin friends lust week.
so their respective potation,
Miss Feil, of Toronto is the guts"
of Mid, Beldon at the t'ommercial.
Jird V0' E. Southgate, jr, has return
Tile s 1 from a visit to friends ill Toruuto.
OrigiOriginal 14,'0., J Clarke D D. will be the
nal !preacher et the Jubilee SerVicea of the
and i 3eefc.rth Presbyterian Church next
Sunday, moreit:g and evening,
Only
r i Through lack of apace, a quantity of
Gfljijine matter had to be kept over till next
weak.
Mrs Murray, who was a visitor at the
home of her daughter. Mrs J. F. Rose
ban return.d to her home in Toronto,
Beware Mo J ,htt Rankin was iu 1lode,rich
of Mar Friday on business,
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moans 3lre tioorg,0 Iiuccaa of Tnr'or,to came
Sold up ti, ettei.d the funeral of her sister
Tt1l~ SEAFoRTI-I NEWS hursdaY Dec 13
OPERETTA
"The Holy city"
will be given by the
St. Joseph Music elub
in eZARDNO0S H71LL
Thursday Dec, 20th
at 8.15 p.m. Tdmis=
sion 25cts, Reserved
seats 35cts, Plan ops
ens Monday Dec. 17th
at noon in Aberhart's
Drugstore
Red Gross Report
'1'ieasuret's Report for November
iteceipts-- ltul on hand 5015 85, Verde
Baker ',Halloween Party', 3 54. Mie
Lvkoa' Coat n Oil, Mrs Hula .tones
(dower utile; r (hs. Mrs Everett a 60
Miss Emily Cresswell 400 011. Mrs .Rail.
olph. Toronto, 3 00; Donation 2 50,
Winthrop llraneh 17 tin, Duff,. Church
I Ou, Quilts sold at Royal Hotel 6 OU,
Iced (.0050 stl0kors sold 00, Rag Rugs
3 all, Ness 2 25, `•louthiy routrib'tione
141 MI, Total. 1256 :4. Expenditure
—Hon Jae Mason $10 Ole, Stewart Ilros
20)04 43, .1. Afectavish 385 17, Thumpsou
Bookstore 0 00, Water a't Light .35.
Balance in Bank 8'1 2y, --Mrs. Grace
1ltt:lets, Tr034.
Seoretary's Report -12f, !,ails of seeks
192 suite of pyja0nas, 24 flannel shirts,
240 Towels, re trench caps, 1, kit bags
48 butter cloth handkerchiefs —Edna
DeLaeuy, 0erreetary•
Brucefield
Rev. Mr. Stroll of leasltatahewan
p eaelled receutiy hero
Puhtlenl nreetinge are now being
held and theta are many in favor of
Union Government who had little use
or the old party system,
Ale B. el. Higgins has sold his farm
to Wm. Douglas of Blake for the
handsome suer of $8000,
Two of oar aoldiera, Ptes, John
MoKenzie and Duncan Aihofthead have
returned to the trenches.
Anniversary services were held in
the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
when Rev, Mr, Graham of London
preached. He also gave a lecture on
the war on Monday night,
Bayfield
Consigner'$
Back Again
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I wish to inform the public
Ir have opened a Shoe• Repair
Shop, in the Campbell Block
opposite the Royal Hotel
where I will repair all kinds
of boots and Shoes.
Only first class material
used. All work done by
hand and guaranteed by me to
be No. 1.
Bring your repair work to
me and save money as my
prices are lower than any
other repair shop in town,
CHAS CONSIGNEY1
CREAM WANTED
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THE DOMINION BANK 1
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Capital Paid Up $6,000.000
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Interest paid on deposits of P.00 and upwards.
Place your savings in the Bank.
SEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES, Managsb.'l
Staffa.
tics• Ed, Drake Sr. one here last
we01r,
We are sorry to lose two oitizone
Send your arearn to ns and receive in the persons of Dir. and Ml's. Flynn SfrrAFORTH e141)R mliS
top p1'ioes, We are running our plant who have removed to London. Mrs.
the your through and van handle your Flynn was very dative in both thl, St, James'
full supply and furnish you with clans. Ladies' Afd null woman's 31,0011u1e,
We paytwieo each month and waighlli, ,Maned Church , Rev, father l'
g Corp,CLarne Hutchinson 1e epeutlieg t'urr,Urau, lief. Tattler it. le Nerth-
sample.and test earth can of oream care a few davit at his home He expects graves ,Morning Nixes 7 tem, High
filly. Our motto is a Honesty to ou , to go overseas in a short time, His RTaee le ;le a.m. Sunday indeed 231,1
atrons" Patrons are requested to r0 f nonny friends wirh him a safe return. h m, ltir,aling ri•spin's 7 p.m.
.urn all our eerie when not in use, Mr. ant! Mr9, ll. Blastulas) were re
3:utter au3Buttmrmiik al ;c cu handMr.
visitors at the home of Al r. 1t St. 'Phomas'
u3 for at market prices. Sadler.
Rev. '1'. H. Brown, Reuter. Sunday
The Seaford] Creamery Co. al' runes 1l a.m and 7 p to 5111Iday
echoo 12.3I) p. in, OVomc it's Anglican
Missionary Association Tuesday 2.30
pan. Chilrou'sln'auoh Saturday 2 p.m.
0)01)0170011)) 50r0iees every Thursday,.
a.Seletellilleetteelteeleberie
CHURCH NEWS
A ❑ Items tinder 0)100 Bead aro
immeshed free of ehorge, ex -
10p1 1hoar u,gardiug meetings
where 011. adnns..lou fee. is
charged 'l he chis for such
emuboing ilve et per count Ilny
DEATHS.
Egmondville IRVINE—lu McKillop 010 • Sande
Den.10tb, ie17, Sarah hlonarey, wife
Extracts from a letter from Major of Mr..1,.1, Irvine.. aged 73 years
1e. T. Jackson in France.
In regards to Soldiers comforts nud
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parcels if you could site how they are i IF YOUR CHILD iS CROSS, First Presbyterian teneel
Highest Prices Paid
for rags, rubbers, bones,
metal, horse hair, hides,
skins, all kinds of furs etc,
Also take books
and newspapers
N. Appizezoft
S1.AI'Olt'1'H JUNK DEALER,
Aaron front Creamery
Phone 183
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Don't Delay
Reny longer hut come in at
once and have those Photo_
graphs taken to gine to your
friends for. Xmas.
We will please you and
you will please your friends.
001y 3 weeks until Xmas
80 ,come in now and have
the Xmas problem solved
12 good Photographs will
make 12 good pre.sent,s.
As the days get darn very
early please come in early,
Picture Framing a Speci-
Jtg--We sell Films and do
fr'ilishing for Amateurs.
Dtl1 �I�1JCi7
PHOTOGRAPHER
SEAFORTH
appreciated when the call for mail and
ski jr CONS l Il'l� ] l;i� Rev 1''. H, Leri1i1l , i'o-�stor. Sunda
1 END STOMACH TROUBLE,
FEVERISH,
percale is blown, the ladies would not servieen 11 n.m, and 7 p In, Senility
have any hesitation in sending them to ( school 2,30 Imo.fray, r mealtng l e GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
the soldiers,
cleanse little bowels with -Call. • t
Look, Motherl If tongue is coats,!. Thursday, 7.4 5 ,, ..
,,, w.,,,.,.•. '
The night f got your letter my con. fornia Syrup of Figs."
patsy got four bags of parcels and it
war in a down pour of rain but that
ilio not hinder them front standing in
it to await their turn, the officers have
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to censoall mail and if you (multi read
some them yen would certainly see
how they are appreciated. We have
gotten out a list of all men who never.
or rarely get mail or parcels, and our
second in oomrnand, lvlajor Merdith,
has interested himself to the extent
of writing to people to send them
Utters or parcels.
There may he a chance that 25 per
omit is received but the other73 p 0
makes every mail night a Christmas
Dr. woods, the new postmaster ba night. it is true the buys eau buy
moved the ullloe to H. Drehman'e churelate and sometimes biscuits h1t
store where it will remain for the pre- from tho arnougt of money they receive
sent. ( they will never get the stomach aobe or
Mrs, H. W. Erwin ie now quite it I get sick on cigarettes.
9+4 the Ithe lar 1l63data„f;at;ll, and is under the dectot'd Care, 1 was tiering tea today 111 n dngont
tierits Mrs Ligg of Ix. donor. way a visitor Ott I Mr. Smith recently of Zurich has 00,0witsome of our men up the slue ,u:d
aur of there was rending a letter tom
Of ..f i,a.r' ruthsr. 1Ir A. Me-bangirt ant! moved into the house of his sister in which elm Stein she tient
Mrs. Gordoe of the east end. He' him seine wedding cake. Fara. btu we
viii work for Mr, Thos. Kyle. will nave sumo spread 70311711 that Ur-
' given by the memb--r' of .o'0 .Jusepl:'s. i.lttte a few turnips were froom 11551' 50000 tin it is ,with them all. and :. y
Club, on Tettes,ley ,.v..•;i,_g. 1t,•e, 20th l Isere during the first bard frost, little kindness to any 0,,111017l' o,,1 here is
Mrs. John Tippett is in Detroit vis- emelt' appreciated as tl air lite is not
sting her daughter, nil roses.
You asked about tile V, 11, C A,
A bazaar will be given iu the town The Canadian lied Cross has only re -
hall on Tuesday Deo. lith by the Lad cantly been near us, it is very m0ell
Me of Triuity Church. The evening superior to the English as they give ten
will be spent in games and music and a away for nothing,”
ouch will be served. In answer to this letter there was en
entertainment held in the Egmondville
School to get n little money to send
something to those that rarely got per
eels. The War Auxiliary donated ion
pairs of socks mad tlitms other pules
were sent in, and with other tlgt•atiens
they were able to till thirteen boxes val-
ued at four dollars apiece; two boxes
were sent in 811001. The ladies wish to
thank all that oontributod to help make.
some lonely soldiers know they were
not forgotten at Christmas, All the
hues were sent to Major daokson to be
given to whom be thought beat,
The Egmondville Sabbath School will
present the Cantata, Santa Clans and
his friende" in the church on Tues-
day evening, Deo. r8th at 7.30 o'olook,
ttiflares fr 'yip.
Lirrime1111! Ai 13'•ratta. -Holt Negfit will be
For Sale
SCRANTON COAL
in Card: ,. e Hui, at 8 .,,•!,- Admis-
19101Sri cc, to.
Mr. M-K;;tey of Ber'vie accompan_
earl the ri mmine «0 bin sieter,in law,
the late !Tisa elutherlaed hare,
lteevo Stewart has returned from
attending the Comity i'onncil in Gude_
rich.
Mrs John C'ouea0: is visiting - her Walton
hrnther, Mr .3uhl P1;i3O,ev, I
W. L. NEY, Seaforth. 1 mnwoe's Institute will hold their
Mrs. t for Fowler of Canton cgs a regular monthly meeting at the home
guoot at the hams of Ler brother Dlr, I of Mrs Bruce, Thursday December 20
W. A, Crich
at 3 pm. Mrs John Benett and Mrs
Altai Br'itdley r:1 Kansas City wee! Joe Bennett will take the topic, "Xmas
here, last weelr, in the interests of the Giving" and Mrs John McDonald will
Chetauqua Educational Movement,
Mr. James Cowan was a Guelph vie -
tor,
Mr' Aubrey Crioh who hos enlisted
in the Naval Air Service left on Friday Varna
for overseas, Upon arriving in Toron-
to he received orders not to proceed to
Halifax on account of the recent dis-
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Phone ISO
I- Business
Without a proper
systma of adver-
tisin is like a
motor without the
power
Seaforth News
ADVERTISEMENTS
will supply the
required energy
phone - 84
evenings027
give a report of the Toronto Commit.
time Each member is requested to
give a onbntftnte for meat on meatless
days,
aster so returned home, on Saturdty
night to away further instructions.
Mr, Alex Campbell of Oromarty has
purchased the Sutherland residence in
High St.
Mr. 0. Dowson of Zurich has pur-
r: lamed a residence and intends moving
his family here,
Local Tribunal
The local Tribunal up to Monday had
dealt wiih 187 claims Of those 137
were granted, 34 olalms refused. 107
were farmers olaiming exemption. and
97 were granted, only t0 being refused,
It will be a enrolee to many to learn
that only ten farmers were refused in
this large territory
Anniversary service' were held in the
Methodist Church on Sunday. Rev, J
A, Agnew of Clinton conducted the ser.
vioes, The heavy storm of that day
prrvertted many from getting out,
The Patriotic bazaar was held re
cantly and was well attended. There
was a good demand for the home made
cooking and the ladies wish to thank
all those who so willingly assisted in
the work. Altogther $f68 was made
The ladies requoet donations of feathers
or old linen. It may be left at any o
the stores,
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W RIGHT—On Ootobor 29th, at Tower
Roa'I, 80, LOcnard'S on Sea, Sllaae$,
England, to the wife of Pte W
Wright 18th Cenmdiaus, ofa sen,
The m-tny friends of Mr, G, W, Hol
man ars congratulating hien on his
appnintment as County Clerk last
week. Mr, Hoi,nan has been the suc-
cessful and,.popular teacher of the last
sixteen years, During that time a
great many ohildren have passed under
his teaobing to years of maturity, all of
whom look ba011 with pleasure to the
careful and thorough mariner fn whish
Mr Holmen did his work. He has a
wonderful talout for education. While
there is touch regret that Mr. Holman
and daughter must leave Egmondville
for Goderich, yet all are pleated to
wish him long years of usefulness in
his new work.
blathers tart rest easy after giving
"California,Syrup of Figs," because in
a few hours all the clogged -up waste,
sour bile and fermenting food geet.ly
rooves out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless "fruit laxative."
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause ,they know its action 'on the otrnn-
aeh, liver and bowels is prompt and Mee.
Ask your druggist for a botOe •:f
"California Syrup of Figs," which e'.01 -
tains directions for babies, children *.;f
all ages and for grown-ups,
cCHtamvaMINan®c.
tottery tiocietv1tht• first 1 )700)tty it, e3001
metal' et 7 4.. Burbar,l Kirkman Nis
sieu Band 3rtl Tuesday' in the month at
7.30 p,rn, Sunshine ;Miission I0:0:„1
every'2nd 041ued,ty at 4.15 p.m,
,Methodist
iter, (1. AleKiniey, B. D., pastor
—SUN DAV--(1lees at 10:00 e, 01).
Public0etvice 31 n,10), and 7p.tn.
day school and Hihlo study clase 2,:30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p. m. )'rarer
Meeting Thuretie y S, p,m,
"Pape's Diapepsln" makes sick, sour,
gassy stomachs surely feel fine
in five minutes.
If what you .last ate is souring on
your stomach Or ilea like a lump of
lent!, or you belch eta, and eructate
sour, undigested food, or have a feeling
of dizziness, lleartbttrn, fullness, nausea,
had tote 111 mouth tend stornaeh-head•
Relic, you eau get relief in five ntintltee
by neutralizing acidity. Put an end to
such stomaelt distress now by getting a
large filly -cent ease of t'ape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize in
five minef,•s hots needles it is to suffer
from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stem -
itch disorder caused by food fermentation
due to excessive acid in stomach.
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Liberals and • Conservatives are United.
The People Must Unite to
A Laurier-Eourassa Victory means deserting our boys in the trenches
for over a year, throwing up our hands and quitting! Don't shout
"Kamerad" under the Referendum proposal. Come out and fight
for Union Government.
lirtakfr
IF LAURIER WINS :
(1) Canada will send no more
reinforcements to the front, which
practically means quitting the war and
placing the country in the same class
as Russia.
(2) The French-Canadians who have
shirked their duty in this war will
be the dominating force in the Govern-
ment of the country.
ARE THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLE PREPARED
TO STAND FOR THAT ?
It is because the French-Canadians have not done their duty that Conscription
had to be resorted to.
The French-Canadians have made it perfectly clear that they do not like the war
and are against Canada participating in it further. Some of them even go to
the length of saying that the soldiers should be brought back from the front.
The Nationalists are demanding that the men who have been enrolled under the
Military Service Act be disbanded and sent back to their homes. To secure the
Nationalist support Laurier -Liberal candidates in Quebec have signed the following
pledge:—
"1, the undersigned, candidate in the Federal Elections, undertake by these presents,
if I am elected, to demand the immediate suspension of the Military Service Act, 1917,
and of all its effects until Canadian electors have pronounced by Way of plebiscite; and
should the majority of the electors condemn it, that 10 be considered as mill from its
origin and that in consequence all conscripts be disbanded,"
in also undertake to vote against any Oovcrnmogt which should refuse to adopt the
above enunciated policy.'
This Advertisement is inserted by The Unionist Party Publicity Committee