HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-01-31, Page 8?onsorial „Irl`
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CORRESPONDENCE 1
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Cklclllop council
'The McKillop Council will meet in
Seaforth at the Oominer0lal Hotel on
F ridny Feb. 8th at 130 p. m,
M• Murdie,
Clerk,
Staffa
The Agricultural meeting that was
held last Friday evening was well at-
tended and while all the speaking was
geed, special biemtion should be maria
of Mrs. l'8recu8 3110 pleased the au4;-
ieuce very 11111011.
The Sunday nuneol Institute which
was to have1 0*1 pin4e tit 1i0the1,
Fu113t11+11 1134 huorl pustp1118d till 14
(81 1100 ,late,
TF1 E SEAFORTH NEWS
diem Fight in the Tremolo.' will be
given by the Rev. Aeh•lrvorestin the
Town Ball un Brfdey overdue,
Mess's. Wee, and Alumna Regime
and eieter, Mrs W. G, ,Johnston, who
boon vIelting their parents in the rill.
age the pest month, left for their roa-
peotive homes the former to Aberdenil
South Dakota, the latter to Morse and
Milestone, Sask. respeotivoly,
h ippen
Alva Jas, Millar recently had the sad
news of the death of her slater in Ira.
land.
Mr .tae, Bengongh has disposed of
his comfortable residence to Mr Amide
Nokes of 8o,iforth; who intends moving
hare. Wu (rear that A1r iieugough hue
bought another property hero so the
we are pleased to know that 9044 aro
still to have hien lie a citizen,
A quiet wedding was 8o1emnieed on
Jan 4)th 1St the home of Aft and Mrs
Take Cascarettt :enlght. l
p !*4 -.'he's smic+ a'er4;• hi4ish:•d to l,t.
8,(46 :it ,410.0 t tilt' 1)70(4,'0 47'04 01
Ttrred Townie, Bad TA cte,Ce thin, Sallow Sallow tikln and :11 . ,Liu Read- •Coroete.
riches conte from a torp1.1 liver and .; quilting b) the Red tines clocf:,ty
,doggo,1 bowels, which rause your stony-
a+tlr to l mutnn tilled frit'' andi! sated ((38 held iu rte+ cermet]ig hall on Wed -
food, 80111011 nebre and f. M. to like gar-
6a1e in it swill barrel Tlrl, a the first
stop to untold mr r4--It;dt •M ion, foul
gases, bad breath, ;fellow 1834111, mental
fears, everything that is horrible and.
.nauseating. A Curare,: to -night will
give your constipated bowels a thorough
cleansing and straighten you out by
morning. They work while you eleep—
tt 10 -cent box from your druggist will
keep you feeling good for months,
WE WANT NOW
A Reliable Agent in Huron County
to Sell Pelliam's Peerless Fruit and
1rnamental trees dnrulg Fall and Win.
.4,r months. Good pay, exclusive tern.
tory, free selling equipment.
Over 600 Acres of the choicest Nur.
sory stock including New vartetiee con-
trolled by us. Handsome up-to-date
selling equipment and a splendid Oan
adieu grown stock, t0 offer ouatomere
We are not jobbers. Write now for
Agency terms to PELHAM NURSERY
0. , Toronto, Ont,
N. B. Catalogue sent on request to
plioantaforagencies or purchasers of
ursery stook,
FIVE FUNERALS
JN THREE YEARS
Family Almost Wiped Out
By Consumption.
Frore,a hovel in the rear of more
pretentious buildings conies a ghastly
tale, one that in this fair Province of
ours seems almost incredible; yet, to
those who know the ravages of con-
sumption, it is but a typical case,
Grief stricken, the mother tells us
of her live small children buried from
this lowly home during the past three
years, of her only remaining child, suf-
fering from a tuberculous hip, and
then as though in mockery of their
misery, the father, too, was stricken.
He is now a patient at the Muskoka
Free Hospital, where every endeavour
Mbeing made to save his life. The
uskoka Free Hospital for Consump-
lives is appealing for help to carry
‘in this fight against the Great White
Plague. The money you give will help
them seek out these unfortunate farm -
lira and give them a fighting chance
fo.< their lives.
Contributions may be sent to W. J.
Gage, Chairman, 84 Spadina Avenue,
Toronto, or Geo. A. Reid, Secretary.
Treasurer, 223 College St. Toronto.
Sure! High Heels
Cause Corns But
Who Cares Now
4:^M'MMM MM„,.,ro,H,N•,b+tl„tl„e,tl„u,e,M,tl,w V+y,y,N
Because style decrees that women
crowd and buckle up their tender toes
In high heal footwear they suffer from
corns then they cut and trim at these
,painful pests which marely makes the
corn grow hard. This suicidal habit
may cause lockjaw :rand women are
warned to stop It.
(AA few drops of a drug called frees.;
one applied directly upon a sore corn
gives quick relief and soon the entire
corn, root and all, lifts out without
pain. Ask the drug store man for a
quarter of an ounce of freezone, which
costs very little but is sudicfent to re.
move every hard or soft corn or callus
from one's feet. }
This drug is an ether compound and S
dries in a moment and simply shrivels
up the corn without inflaming or even 1
Irritating the surrounding tissue or
skin, Clip this out and pin on your
wife's dresser,
clay.
Rev. and Mrs, Love are holding a
series of emcee! meetings in the Meth-
odist Church. The sleeting are very
instructive and bright and special mus-
ics is being prepared fur each evening.
The many friends of Miss Rhea Sad
dlor will be pleased to know that she
has so far recovered as to he able to be
about again.
Londesboro
Dir Will Gibbs of Brieroourt hack.
in visiting hie mother.
There was a memorial cervine in the
Methodist church last Sunday morning
in memory of the Pte, Fred Gannoy,
who )vee killed in action,
Mr David Mountain of the 10th cob,
has purchased the house owned by Mr
Thos. Scott of Canfield, formerly oc-
upied by Mr Wm Grovier,
eonstance
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stevenson of
Brussels spent a few days as guests
of the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Riley,
Mr, Joe Cooper of Cleveland, Ohio
attended the funeral of his mother
Mrs. H. Cooper.
Mr, and Mrs Samuel Pollard of Blyth
attended the funers1 of the late Mrs.
H. Cooper on Sunday
Mre. Hannah Cooper died Thurs.
day laet at the residence of of her
granddaughter Mre, Venous of Seater th
Deceased had only been ill a few days
with a cold, and old age as she was to
h -r musty -sixth year. The body was
bro44ght in on y'unday aftert,00n to the
r >a,hn,ee of 181r. Ben 3,318')', the funeral
so., i'04 being conducted by ltev. C C',
K 4iu(- of Ln,deshoro and proceeded to
the Ktnbluu Cemetery where one 40,48
141,11orest b'•sidu leer hind -mud who
died nearly forty•Sve years ago. She
leaves one daughter. Mrs. Albert Hall
ni 3:11uui,4, two 30148, Jos of Cleveland
and Harry of Hn1101.
While crushing grain on Saturday,
Arnold Colcnugh had the misfortune to
have two bones broken in his wrist
This will lay him off work for aurae
time.
Bayfield
Mies Annie Beattie of Brandon was
the guest of her sister, Mrs, A, E
Erwin recently,
SFr. S, Ic:ipfer of Zurich has moved
his family into the village and will oo.
0npy the store and promises of the late
John Whiddon, where he will open a
restaurant and barber shop,
A, E. Erwin, Reeve, was in Goderioh
last week attending the county council
meeting.
Mr, John Parsons of Winnepeg wan
the guest of his mother, Mrs, Perseus
he the village.
At the annual meeting of the Bay-
field Cemetery Company, the following
officers abd directors worn appointed
for the ensuing year: President, Jas.
Thompson; Vice, Jas. Campbell; Soo.
frees, A P Erwin; Dir,'ators, Rubt
Hanley, Tilos Brownett, John MoNang.
lieu, J, Afiddletnn, John McDonald,
eyt0n Richard Elliott, '
A lecture on "Flow the British Sol
as. 4!a 1)11'0111 1'11 414 their eldest
laughter, F"lorenee Ida, was united f11
)rat nge to )Fredrick V(reon Terry -
of feekelsmit h. 'Tilt' 4:rremon
0881''1 f4,3 1,4,41 by the Rev, .I I4' J888,0
of 1':trim, m the oresr.noo of only at
fe.10 Irf'au1s of t113 (.11118 814(1 500,.81,
Ihey utter(!4408181••f1.trent ;eaferth ou
a trip to 1'lsaox 14'0 wish the young
eoupl8 a happy married life.
Among the latest arrivals from the
West tie would mention 51r and Mrs
Peter tlameroct, of Kinder8ly Seek, who
the guests of the letters father, Mr T.
4itler, and other relatives; also 51r.
Jae Crozier and daughter, Verde of
Tugaske Sask. who are with Mr and
Mrs French and other friends,
INnllet
Lir I. McCarter, the veteran poultry
man of gullet, noted as titoGovernment
Judge of poultry at the Huron County
Show held in Goderioh last week'
Mr John Quigley has gone toToeonto
where he intends to take a 00nr8e ill
Telegraphy.
Mrs Phillips and family desire to
thank their Mende and neighbors fur
the kiudnose and sympathy shown thou)
during their sad bereavement,
A well known resident passed array
at Ilia home in this townah1p on Slat.
January 12th, in the portion of John
Phillips, after a lingering Mimes, He
was born in Hastings Comity in 1853.
He was married to Annette Leveeing of
tilt; same county ib 1 880 when tin,,
moved to linnet, Beeidee his wife he
leaves two daughters and one 8011
Myrtle, Violet stud Orval. He also
leaves five brothers Fredrick and ,ladles
of Clare Mich., Dau}el and lticliard ul'
Belleville and William of- T4vc,etl, He
(('1814 (1 kind and obliging neighbor .old
843(84811 ready to lend a helping hand.
s Ho was highly respented nn,! a strong
advocate n1 tebtparn110e and faithful
member of Lundesbal'O- Alethodastl
Chinch, The funeral took plane oil
Saturday the loth to the Union Cennitl
erg, the service being conillicted by the
Rev C,O. Keine.
hi oasts Charles T11anrhau and Thomas
Flynn attended a danoe in Seaforth
last week.
Mr Michael wuigley of Alpena, Mich
a resident of chis townohip about forty
years ago, is visiting friends for a few
days,
Brucefield
lu spite of the storm yweek which
had proceeded it, the sale of farm stock
and implements held by Mr 13 R Hig
gins on Thursday last was a very great
amoese. Auctioneer Gundry had to
drive from Goderieh as the trains were
not yet running.
Marjorie, the little daughter of Rev.
W, D. McIntosh, who moved here two
weeks ago from Nairn to become past-
or of the Presbyterian Church, died af.
ter a short illness with gastritaa,
Varna
The Methodist held their anniversary
services on Sunday Jan, 20th, The
services were conduoted by Rev. Mr.
Agnew of Clinton, who delivered two
splendid addresses, On the Monday
evening following Mr, Robert Hannan
of London gave a grand entertainment
assisted by local talent which was
highly appreciated. The proceeds of
Sunday and Monday amounted to $200,
Mire Geupet Grirltlss is spending
a few clays with her permit(' idr, And
Nrs.lrrank Keys,
Rev, kir, Jopee took Rev, Mr.
Agnew's work in Clutton while Mr,
Agnew took the Auuivet'aary Servre68
in Varna,
Mrs, A, Austin has returned from
Woetlstoek after spending a month
with her friend Afrm, ,1, Ward,
The order of today is every body
hunting wood to burn ,
Mrs (Rev,) JO1108 has returned from
hum Crediton aftor 83Wating her fun.
oral of her grandmother,
1Br, Thompson ,of Portland Oregon
has been visiting with Mr, J. 7, Road
HOCKEY
The Hockey Matah al 'Tuesday with
the God,rich team woe very one.sid8(1
as 1I mho fell was not aide to score once
all evening. The team 40(18 quite
plucky, however, aid the last 1(18010(1
MI5 thu must 0109(41)' 110nteated of the
the game 4911011 the 90000 9011* 1 ill (1.
Seaforth put up a Rood clean game
th000111out; )tout's rushes being e(lbet-
}ve; Edmun(la and dully uredo 8 good
(1(1181188• Kerslake and )lays played
well all ev(aling. 'rho setae in Ole first
prariud wag 2 to 0, in the second, 7 to 0,
and the last 8 co 0.
This places Mitu11811 and Seaforth to
play oll'the tie for the district, when
001118 good hockey should result.
The line-up:
Go(lerioh:—Boehler, Aitoheeub, 1Vebb,.
Babb, Moss, Johnson,
Seaforth,—ntewart, Edmunds, Hull;,
Kerslake, Reid, Hays. Referee—Boy
McDonald,
MARRIACEb,
NIOHOLSON—Moe1JRNET, At the
home of Mrs. Simon MoKenaie, the
bride's grandmother, on Friday
evening, January i8th, Mr, Arthur
A. Nicholson of Tuokeremith, and
Miss Catherine McKenzie McBurney
of Seaforth, the oeremony being per
formed by Rev, F, H. Larkin.
BRODIE—SHAW. At the home of Mr
and Mrs. George Stogdill on Wed
uesday morning, January 23rd, Mr,
William Brodie of Woodrow, 8ask.,
and Miss Bertha Shaw of Seaforth
Rev. F H. Larkin ollloiated.
Get :rehire the Fee
of a Ford and rive
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 -9 Dealer - Seaforth
Cook arose
eaters email
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Can 1 Get Fitted ?
This is the first question many Women
ask when they enter a Shoe Store.
We have no trouble in fitting feet correct
1)7,
You never hear the Woman who buys
her Shoes here complain about poor fitting
Shoes,
Every Shape of Foot has been Provided for
The long, narrow foot, the short foot with
high instep and the slender foot with archo
ed instep—oneand all can be perfectly ffito
fetid here,
The leather is right, the styles are right,
`Shoemaking is right, everything is right,
Di) e
"(The filome of Good Shoes' -
Phone 51 Seaforth
Job PR-INTJNG
If you w.utt .rice, -dainty or tasty Job Printing., we are in
a better position than ever to supply your needs.
Prompt Attention to Rush Orders
Leave us your orders when in need of
LETTER HEADS NOTE HEADS
BILL HEADS STATEMENTS
ENVELOPES WEDDING INVITATIONS
CALLING CARh.S POSTERS
CIRCULARS CATALOGUES
Or anthing else in printing
come In And See Us About Sale Bills
THE SEAFORT1J NEWS
SEAPORT!" — ONT.
FRUIT TREES
and 'PLANTS
For Spring Planting
We need no further introduotion
than the fact that we have been in the
Nursery Business SIXTY ONE
YEARS, and are now prepared to meet
existing oonditioue by offering our
high grade trees and plants direct to
customers at ROOK BOl"TOM PRICES
Send for our illustrated oiroula-e of
hardy varieties which you can order
rliraut (Old cave the agent's oum111i1eiou,
of which yon gat the benefit, Our
prices will be enr0 to interest you and
all stook ie nbeolutely first-01nee and
true t0 name.
THE CHASE BROS, 00.
of Ontario, Ltd.
Nurserymen
Established 1887
Colborne,
Ont
Consignezp's
Back Again
I wish ro inform the public
I 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 clone by
hand and guaranteed by me to
be No, 1.
Bring your repair work to
nie and save money "as my
prices are lower than any
other repair shop in town,
CHAS CONSIGNEY
Farm For Sale
One hundred acres, Lot ]3.1 Cob 2,
11 11 8 Tuokeremith All cleared, in
extra state of cultivation being a dairy
farm for 10 years; Buildings are 2
Story Stone Renee; Barn 106 x 36;
stand shed, 36 x 40; Cement etabhling
throughout, with accommodation for
100 hogs, Artesian well with water
system in stables; Letter carrier; Milk-
ing system; Cement Silo 13 x 4$ Farm
is well fenced and dra}ued H88 forty
rod of spring oreelt at back One and
half mile Astro Seaforth Stntiob.
John MoNay,
(1 RNo3
Phabe 10 on 14,;
Farmers Attention
Make money in your
spare time this Winter
by selling NURSE;. y
STeei•C and 1UEW
SEED POTATOES.
This is the right time
to start on Spring Sales
We pay highest come
missions and furnish
our Salesmen with lite
erature with a "punch"
to it.
Send for our list of New
Offerings ave.:ill full part-
iculars.
Stone de Wellington.,
The Foothill Nurseries
Established 1837
Toronto, Ont.
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