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PROFIESSUONAL CARDS,
•• MEDICAL
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0 sac oneN 0.5. Residence, Plaine No, 105.
rt*.p�5I. !. 14UZUWWS. Seatocgt. Office and
efettmercis.�Corrooner In the Cesar of Huron.
Telephone, No. 40. _
BAS. 10,1OTT St MACKAY, Passldane and
Sagltgone,Goderlcb. Street. o1,peatte Meth*.
Ala mos*,
SOOT(, araduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and
aantbur of Ontario College al Fbyetntann and
SSoyepon, Coroner for County of Huron.
NIPOEse, honor graduate Trinity' University.
ggoldmetiatlrtTrtnity Medical College. Member of
Colley -, Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario,
hl. - 101:ILEI4AN. Usceopathic Specious
'a" omen's and Children a DHrsases and
Rbau.+.....c Troubles. Acute and Chronic
C e Adenoids
aedert. sar, Eye. Nose and Throat feesA
reassess either: the knife.
E es itiotel
. 4n r r, . I'rlttaV s to .
'Jne.dH$e l T,; ..plA .
Ironed 5 Joint.
Marriage !.!teases F,.,� EG; ;nnt7
tont
Insurance
Ara two asnsidering Insurance, Lite or Accident'
Hyatt eye.* postcard will get our rater,
J. IL Ill l+Ttslel-EY.
r=snece: Ageat for Loo3at4 Life Insurance Co,.'
Sad lmanr1al Guarantee and Accident losurance Co
Seoforth, Ont.
elf, ties Watson
General , 1,i I a W. lit i.ls,u u. e?
Agent, ani 9 c.:,, lt,etitn ,
Main Mire.•,. .un:..
THE McKILLP
Mutual Fire htsurance Col'
Farre and Isolated Town
Property Only Insured.
OFFICERS
J 6Y• 1', t v , --i.r h, ir•'ril.tit lento,
Event, larect,w0ed, vice e I :0,I ltLi, Taunts. l
Heys, Feaf..rtn. }a, -.-Trees.
. Directors I
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; John G. Grieve. i
Winthrop W. Rtnn, Constance; John Benoewele, , ($
udro ;en; Robert Feria, Itnrtock; Malcom
Seaford):
Galeria:Jame. Connolly, Gale; Jas. Evans. Beechwood
gaEMIXTH I IE Ifi
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J. F. SNOWDON
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
OPERETTA
,'The Holy eity"
will be given by the
St. Joseph Music Klub
in t AItRDNo'S HALL
Thursday Dec. 20th
at 8,15 p.m. tdmisw
sion 25cts, Reserved
seats 35cts• Plan ops
ens Monday Dec. 17th
at noon in Aberhart's
Drugstore
THANKS
1 Mr. 4, 3. Mesmer wishes to thatik tail
who rated and worked for him in the
reoeut election, particularly the ladies,
who colitfibeted so touch to his
01150050
General Observations I
Agents I \ r)
Ales. Leitch. Uiarlock; E. Hinckley. Seafolth•
worm Chesney. Egmondvlile• I. W. yea ;
Hawesville; R. G. Jarmoutb, Brodhaaoo: Jon e
Sari and John L`,ovenlock. Seaforth, au ware.
Patties desirous to effect Insurance or trams
other business will he promptly attended to t
application to any of the above officers, address
!other respective postai:ces.
The
Original
and
Only
Genuine
Beware
of
Imitations
Sold
oe the
Yie4i1s
Mioaril's
The County Councii
-Alter consitleral,lediscussion a bylaw
W4S passed at the meeting of theeoolo:ty
c:.uuri1 last week which alters to a
(considerable extent the method of
carrying out the scheme of highway
fnlpoveme 11 decided upon at the June
session The oust of carrying unit the
improvements is to be borne as follows
Poach township council is to submit
at the boginuiug of each year an eatinr,
ate of the work on the road system to
be done itt that township during the
year, this pet!niate to be prepared in
ooufereues with the county engineer.
The total of such estimates shall be the
total amount raiser( and levied by the
comity council in eaoh year for road
improvement, and a separate rate Shall
be raised and levied from each munic-
ipality to cover the cost of the work to
be done iu that particularinuuicpality
Mr. Haber, of the Provincial High-
ways Department, was preeeul at the
council meeting and pointed out that
this method to some extent Sas a de-
parture from the idea of cooperation of
the various municipalities in a general
scheme for the improvement of county
roads.
Phis by.law was passed at the instance
of the members of the southern town.
ships, who claimed that their bridges
werein a better oondition than those
in the north and it would not be fair to
make them pay equally for the better-
ment of bridges all over the county,
Messrs Watson and Johnetbn
members of the Westwawanoeh conucil
were heard by the council. They cool.
planted of the designation of the roads
in that township iu connection with
the good roads system. No action was
taken by the council,
Mr D, Patterson, county engineer
was granted $Los for extra services in
eonneeticu with the good roads project
this year. By -latus were paaead cot:.
firming the appointment of Mr Wm,
j-latalaal ,i Lane as count treasurer and Mr Goo
t. aI'1. T I 1•alCUll.11; War Ct.r- J j
eorola II 4 :r.i; Il 114 tl m.;.e 10010515 W, Holman of Egmondville as county
that it it :+ drsitud to rnm11', a mane-
may,„.).
om- olerk. Mr Holman commences wttli
plots hist,•.( il: rain of the can- the salary of 0400 and will assume his
Atmos', Christians again' Hard. is i
not, to realize it? Perhaps, noth-
ing better could happen, just at this
time. whet. Canada has finished a very
bitter election C'aulpaigu. During tl:e
eloetic,il Melly hitter and cruel things
i were said, which, perhaps, had better
I never have been said, Many a lifelong
I friendship has been broken, by the die
Lrnption of the old political parties, It
needs the Cho lamas idea to drop its
On over the struggle bringing to home
'u,/l community, "Police on Earth
It—loot' will to Men." Christmas would
say, the struggle is over, hurt. it lie-
lteath the goodwill of this happy sea
son. Let all unite to stake Canada a
united. ati r.g pea}'ie, with one aim and
OFFi ERS PHOTOS
Consigney's
Back Again
wish to inform the public
I have opened a Shoe Repair
Shop, in the Campbell Block
Opposite the Royal Hotel
where 1 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 rt'pair work to
me and save money as my
prices are lower than any
other repair shop in town,
CHAS CONSIGNEY
adisos'sharo, it: the Wet. re the same
__-„-„moo o_.way that that all other belligerent
00101W:es are „ixupiling smear records.
1110 partienlal'ly desired to obtain
photographs of al' ()dicers, N. 1'. 0's
and Med who have served or are hole
serving to the. Overseas Slilitery Forces
1 of Canasta. and it 1s 1.0r; ret11108ted
tidos an tippet)! ehotlld bit male to this
01,11 through these columns.
All ai'teare and other ratites serving
Overseas slay find it diticult to send in
their photographs and their relatives
lare therefore espe.'tallk appealed to.
1 to send iu their photographs for them
i By preforeuco the photographs
1 ellen Id be uuluouuted awl printed on
i orotnide paper in order to ensure per
manonce. Each photograp should be
n000mpauied by a concise record, not
oxooeding two or three huudr'ed words,
of the subject's military oareer, inolud-
ing date of enlistment, promotions, die.
tinotioug and so on, as this will greatly
assist itt obtaining a full and accurate
999 record of all concerned. t
In addition it is desired to collect
all photographs dealing with the Stint'.
ilization, Training and Departure of
Troops together with pictures illustrat'
ing Reviews, Sports, Presentations
etc. Any photograph of this nature
is regarded as a document of historical
important)°, and it is hoped that the
possessors of all such photographs will
deem it their duty to send either the
orginale or copies, which will be ultim.
ately ptaoed in the permanent Public
Archives of the Dominion
Ml photographs, which will be sok,
nowledged,should be addressed to the
Officer flu Canadian War. Records,
Milford Street, London, W . 1.
or Sale
SCRANTON ON COAL
W. L 9fIEFr'. Seaforth.
Phone 150
%� 1 business
Without a proper
systm of adver-
tisin is like a
motor without the
power. . . . .
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Seaforth News
ADVERTiSEMENTS
will supply the
required energy
Phone 04
evenlntis127
CREAM WANTED
Septi yo11f 0158015 t0 us and receive
top prions. We are rousing our plant
thu year through and can handle your
new unties ou January 1st Mr Lai e
as treasurer gets the same salary as ti e
late Mr HDimes, namely, 01,500.
Mr Paterson as the superietent of the
county roads system at 0800. His sal-
ary as road and bridge oommissionner
will be fixed at the January session,
The follo,ving reports of committees
were received and adopted:
The execetiVe etnlitntttee recommend
grants as followi•; $1000 to the Navy
League of Canada; one-half mill on the
dollar to the British Red Cross Soc-
iety fond (realising about 021.280),
$3,000 to the various Red Cross Soo!et-
t-ea of the county. $f60 to the Women
War Auxiilary of the county, No grant
to the county poultry show
wile reconliuendotl however. The
comet:luau advised that the council! of
19)18 eontinoe the grant of $8000 per
mouth to the Cannthau Patriotic Fond
The application of 'Turnkey Knox for
an increase of $50 0 year,
The special committee recommended
that an amount equal to the salary of
the late Dr Holmes, comity treasurer
be paid to Wrn. Lane oeunty clerk,
fur his extra work during the late treae
mars illness. also that the request of
the South Huron Board of Agrieniture
for the appointment of a District rep,
resentativo be lett over for the Jamtnfy
session,
The county property committee re
ported on the conditions at the gaol,
the registry office and the uottetbouaer
all being in a eatiefaotory state. A
new furnace has been installed in the
registry office and is givimg good satin.
faction.
The oduoatimt, cotttlnitteo,recommended
tla 'ayment of $1.5 90 to the Owen
dill supply and furnish you with cans.
the pay twice noon month and weigh
sample,aud test each nun of cream oars
fully. Our motto is Honesty to ou
patrons" Patrons aro requested to re
.Writ all our cane when not in use.
3 ittor an.i.Buttermilk al . cu hand
n3 for at market primes.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
eow Wanted
Deo.lOth, le17, Sarah Mnuarey, wife
Wonted, a Jersey cow er heifer, Ap- of Mr, .1..f, Irvine. aged 73 year's,
Illy to the News Otlioe,
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THE DOMINION
Established 1871
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11 Fanners will do well to leave their sale notes with The
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Doluinon Bank for collection, Consult the Manager,
CAPITAL AND RESERVE $13,000,000
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Far ere Sale Notes 377 M
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SEAFORTH BRANCH; R. M. JONES, Manag4bw
mawarEnnuogagramtamanonemoulamsgmagrasifteour
Stela
Mrs. Ed. Drape 140. (vas here last
week,
We are sorry to loco• two citizens
in the persons of Mr. and Mrs. Flynn
tvho have removed to ',modem. :Are.
Flynn 508 very motive in both the
Ladies' Aid 01,:1 Woliee's Institute,
Corp. Lorne Hi,tchiiletti Is :Tending
a few fiats at his home He expemta
to go 00009eae in a short time. His
many friends wish bion a safe return.
Mr. and Mrs. D, Eizerutun were re
cent visitors at the Nona. of Mr. 11
Sadler.
DEATHS.
II -I INE—lit lafoF illop on Sun de
WoodW anted.
Anyone having 8 or ten cords of woo
lotsale eau hear of n purchaser by ap-
plying at the News Ofiioe.
FOR STILE
7 Boom House, good cellar, Harp
and Soft Water, good condition and
splendid locality. Apply this office,
NOT11eE
All books must be returned to the
Public Library on or before December
twenty second The Libriary will be
open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat-
urdays from 3 35 to 4 30 and i 30 to
8 ,U
G '11,0101.8001
Librarian
Sound Collegiate 1ustittlte, being the
i
amnu t dun for a studenta
firm this
ooutty attending that school
The road and bridge committee re-'
commenned no action Oli the ,tem cis I
claims of Hobart McDonald, Lnchleel,l
and G. M. Kidd (4oderirh, 111,61 1(11
they information is received: that the!
olaim of .lames Harris be refer+ed1
back to the council: thou St Joseph
Bridge No. 2, being a teufootbridge, be
taken over by the comity and the cost
of completing the bridge told tilling
amounting to $936, bo paid, The own•
mitten recommended that in ell mun-
icipalities in the county having flung.
emus crossings the matter be taken up
with the railway companies, and if they
eantlot get satiefaatory arrangements
they appeal to the railway board, .
The council agreed to pay James Har.
ria an additional aim of $15 88 filial
settlement of his claim on which In.
had already been paint $3o. Mr Harris
claim Sas for damages to his horse
on a defective bridge at Wroxoter.
The finance and house of refuge com-
mittee also submitted reports dealing
with matters of routine.
Bir D, Patterson, county engineer, re
ported that a number of small bridges
had been carried away by the foods
last summer and had to be re -erected
some of them designated roads, Mr
Patterson also gave alba of the orders
issued for road and bridge work since
his last report, The total avas 06059 22
Geoler Clritlin reported five prisoners
fn cueto'y at the county gaol. tae also
gave as list of articles needed at the
gaol.
War Service Badges
'Plus 1liedioal Boards sitting at the
following places have been instructed
to examine applioante for Class "D''
War Servioe Bodge;
London, Windsor, Stratford, Sarnia
Harristou, Wiarton, Chatham, Guelph
Godoriab, St, Thomas, Kitchener,
Woodetook,
Those who have been rejooted as
medically unfit or had enlisted prior
Lath.:,141 Y•,en,i..i,e.) 1,,,..,;
GiVB "SYRUP OF FIGS”
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, Liver
and Bowels.
CHURCH NEWS
All 110101 under this 11ead are
published free of charge, ex-
cept those regarding meetings
where - tuiIdmission tee is
charged The rate for snob
bolus live tient per (aunt Ilse
SR/AFC/13TH eHURWink3S
St. James'
St, 5(0(1100, C110111'ell, 110V. Father 1'
(•orouran, Bev, Father• c,, R. North'
graves ,Morning Mass 7 a,ni, High •
• Idoses In30 non. Sunday school 2.311
p 111. Evening vespers 7 p.m.
Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, your little one's stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever-
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has sore
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a
teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," said in a few Moura all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out of its little
bowels u4tllout griping, and you have a
well, playrful child again. Ask your
druggist for a bottle of "California
Syrup of Figs," which contains full
directions for babies, children of all ages
and for grown-ups,
8EAFOHTH 1I :1liKiiC
Good Milling Wheat .............. 32.10
Bal'ISy........................ ..w... .1 15.
•
Hatter.... •lit
Eggs-.. ......... ...... dS
Hoge to farmers ..,.,...,..,....i9, 7J
New Winnipeg Trains
Travel between lfnstern and Western
Canada is always heavy in the winter
Months, particularly during December
with its holiday season, '1'o meet the
rognlr'eouotaof the public, therefore, a
special Daily Service between TOrdtlto
a11,1 Winnipeg is ail tlotlt•oed by the
Canadian Northern Railway: Wast.
boom, Deo, 3rd to Jan. and 1918 only;
liastbottud, Dec, let to Jan. 8th, 1918
only, Thereafter regular tri weekly
service will be resumed. A Through
Touristsleoping car will :leo be opera
ed between Toronto and Calgary daily
as part of the above special service, and
(mimeclion will lie made With regular
daily train between Wiutlepeg and
Edmonton' Servioe between '1'o^mete
and Vancouver remaiva triweekly leay.
iugToronto tbdondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays as present.
For further particulars see our Local,
Thee table or apply to 'town Agent,
Chas, A, Abortion,
charged under Paragraph 392 (3) K, 11,
& 0 for the Army, or under Paragraph:
322 (3) K. R. & 0. for the Canadian
Militis, are entitled to Close "D'
Badge provided they are at, present
medically unfit. 'they will bring proof
by a medical certificate of rejection if
such has been given them, or by 10
statOtory declaration or otherwise, that
they had been rejected,
If thsohltrged they will bring their
Discharge Certificate,
Application Forms may be had at
the Medical Boards or onapplication to
Assistant Adjutant -(general, M,
I, (War Service Badge) , Loddon, Ont.
Walter James .Brown,
Lieut -Colonel
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St, Thomas'
Rev." T. H. Brown, hector, Sunday
serf) es 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday
actio° 1 2,30 p. m, Women's Anglican
Missionary Assuaiation, Tuesday 2 30
p,rn. Children's bran ch Saturday 2 p.m.
Ilta1'Oeesi011 services every Thursday,
.0p,m,
First Presbyterian
Rev, 1''. H. Larkin„ Pastor, Smelt')
servi0e0 11 a.m. and 7 p in. Sunday
school. 2,31) p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7, 43 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Society `the first Tuesday iu each.
month at 7.43. Barbara Kirkman 111is.
sion Band Ord Tuesday. iu the month at
7,30 p.m, Sunshiva Mission Band
every 2nd Monday at 4.155 p.m,
Methodist
Rev. G. hicKiuley, B. D., pastor
—SCNDA Y—(lata at 111:0,1 a, m.
•Public service 11 a.m, atitl 7 p.m, Soon
day school and Bible study class 2.30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.n.s. Prayer
lleetiug Thurocla y 8. p.01,
Salvation Army
Capt. Frond and Lieut, shay,
Holiness meeting 11 a.m. Praise
service 3 pan, Gospel service 7 p.m
Childreus Service—Directory class 11
8.111, Bible classes 4 p.m, Week night
Meetings ---Wednesday Prat's meeting
8 p,m,
ifgmondvblle, Presbyterian
ltev. J . Argo, pastor, 'Sunday sot
linos 11 neon, and; p m. Biide citta•
3 pan Prayer met,t!n, t4'otluosdaa
3p, in. Y. P. M.S. [Hien ;rd
in the month 8 p,m, Women's 3Iissiee
ary Society 3rd Weduewlay ie the uumtl
at 2.00 pan. L,di,,,' aid 1110n,
t4 ilii•
modiately after.
MCJClllop Presbyterian
Rev. I) O,trs,v"II pastor. dunday
services Duffs' church 11 am Sluttiay
school 10 a ill. Prayer meeting Wed-
uesdn7 8 pan. W01110n'3 3lissi01i31:
Society tat Friday in each month at
2 o'clock.
t6onstance Methodist
Rev, t\', Bolan, pastor, Small.
service'2 3,1 p.m. Young People's Ilea.
g*us2.3) ptot Sued ey \omen's A100il.
ary first 'Tuesday of every month a
00 p,on. L, tier' Aid last Thursday
of each month 2,31) p.m
Winth-op Presbyterian
Sunday 00:tviee 2,30 pm, Sunda)
chool I l0pm,, Prayer meeting
Tuesday 8 p.om, L.C. last Well.
ft Will Prevent Ulcerated Throat,_
At the first symptoms of sore throat
which presages ulceration and inflam-
mation, take a spoonful of Dr Timm 68
19oleetric Oil :Add a little sugar to it
to make ft palatable, •1t will allay the
irritation anti prevent the ulceration
and swelling that .are do Dafnfnh
Those who were periodically subject
to quiney have, thua:have ninclo.them.
selves immune to attack.
Highest Prkes Paid
for rags, rubbers, bones,
metal, horse hair, hides,
skins, all kinds of furs etc,
Also take books
and newspapers
N. Appliezoft
; IAFOR1'H JUNK DIIALE1
Dimas from Creamery
Phone 183
Don't Delap
It any longer but caste in at
once and have those Photo_
graphs taken to give to your
friends icor Xmas.
We. will please you. and
you will please pour /riends.
Only 1 week e until Xmas
so come in now and have
the Xmas problem solved,
12 good Photographs wit
make I2 good presents, l
As the daps get dark very
earlg please conte in early,
Picture Framing a Speci-
Itg--We sell FYlms and do
finishing'for .Amateurs.
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PHOTOGRAPHER
SEAFORTH
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SOUR, ACID STOMACHS,
GASES OR INDIGESTION!
"Pape's Diapeps!n" neutralizes exoes-
sive acid in stomach, relieving
dyspepsia, heartburn and
distress at once.
Time it! In live minutes all atom.
ooh distress, duo to acidity, will go.
No indigestion, heartburn, sourness or
belching of gas or erletations of undi-
gested food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache. r\
Pape's Diapopsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs,
It is the surest, quickest stomach sweet-
ener in the whole world, and besides it
le harmless. Put an end to stomach
distress at once by getting a large fifty -
cent case of Pope's Diapepsin from any
drug store. You realize in fife minutes
how needless it is to suffer from indi-
gestion, dyspepsia or any stomach dis-
order caused by ferinentatiou due to
,•eressive acids in stomach. '
PROMPTLY SECURED, i
In all couturias :1 10 fox 0111' I. I!7NTOR'
ADVISER, which will be sort-
' MARION St 111,410''
"For the Blood is the Life."
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
With any dleoa0a duo to Impure blood '
ouch as Eczema, Scrofula, Scurvy Bad
toga, Abeeaeaoe, Moor,., Glandular
Swellings, Soils, Pimples, Soren of any '.
kind, PIue,Blood Polson,tiheumatinm,
Gout, ode., don't , a'ie y,mt time and Ineney
a, iodic) ,Itti ha nzetlis which cannot get
below the murfa the .kin, What 5011 want
1. a medicine that call thoroughly free the blood
the poisonous matter which alone le the true
“thSe of all your muttering, Clarke'» mood
01isn,re is,iuxt 0440" n medicine. It is composed
..i ingredient; width guickl' exp! from the
Ll.,od all hopuritien, from what. et c11850
.rising, and by rendering it clean and pore,
,can be relied on to circa a lasting cu:
elfte ,r,
).11
t 1t0 phltt t -
ee;f 0,rrt 1 ,1i;
ever 50 years'
success,
Plasma 70 tS
take,
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Let folks step on your feet hereafter;
wear shoes a size smaller it you like,
for corns will never again send electric
sparks of pain through you, according
to this Cincinnati authority.
He says that a few drops of a amid
called freezone, applied directly; upoc
a tender, aching corn, instantly re,
Heves soreness, and soon the entire
corn, root and all, lifts right out,
This drag is a sticky ether compoundi
but dries e.t once and simply shrivels
up the corn without inflaming or even
irritating the surrounding tissue.
It 1s claimed that a quarter of an
ounce of freezone obtamed.at any drug
store will cost very little but is audl•
dent to romove every hard or soft corn
or callus from one's feet. Cut this ouA,
eepedially if you are a woman reader