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fair cutting is an Art. It
crakes a great difference to pour
1ppearance how the cutting of
the hair's done.
Different Matures require cli/fer-
Int treatment.
• You will get careful ,,consider -
Won at the
:Cerumen t.r1 BarberShop,edth
W. ROBINSON
Prop
IF YOUR CHILD IS CR0a5,
FEVERISH, CONS I iPt.. r
.00k, Mother! if tc ,
eloanee little bowel., with .,
fornia Syrup of Fi;}c."
Mothers ran seat easy, ; •;,tr.;
California. Syrup of I i'ra. ' :•beamue- f ,
few hours all the loesnel-up w—et,:
sur bile and feriuentine i:,, 1 t:°nil
some out of the bowels, and ton h;, o
well, playful child sesta:.
Mak children needn't be waxi',1 to
:ke this harmless "fruit taxatit :"
;inions of mothers kivip it lanai, "ii
use they know its action sin the ..st
Ib, liver and bowels is prompt cud sure.
Ask your druggist for a bottle +if
)alifornia Syrup of Figs," which co-
ins directions for babies. ohible a of
i ages and for grown-up.
WE WANT NOW
A Reliable Agent le Huron Luunty
Sell Pelham's Peerless Fruit and
namental trees during Fall and Win.
months. Good pay, exclusive terr-
ry, free selling equipment,
Viper 609 Acres 9f the et*eeet Nar-
y stook including New vedettes ouu-
Red by us. Handsome up-to-date
ling equipment end a splendid, lean
ani gifit6h eloolt, to offer Ouatomers
i are net jobbera. Write now for
limy terms to PR'LHAM NURSERY
, Toronto, Ont,
f1, B Catalogue sent on request to
dicants for agencies 'In purchasers of
rsery stock.
WE FUNERALS
THREE YEARS
lmi y Almost Wiped Out
By Consumption.
'ront a hovel in the rear of more
,entious buildings comes a ghastly
one that in this fair Province of
seems almost incredible; yet, to
to who know the ravages of con-
ption, it is but a typical case.
rief stricken, the mother tells us
;er five small children buried from
;lowly home during the past three
s, of her only remaining child, suf-
ag from a tuberculous hip, and
as though in mockery of their
dry; the father, too, was stricken.
s now a patient at the Muskoka
hospital, where every endeavour
,sing made to save his life. The
koka Free Hospital for Canso/op-
t is appealing for help to carry
his fight against the Great White
ne, The money you give will help
seek out these unfortunate farm-
land give them a fighting chance
,heir lives.
ttiibetions may be sent to W. J.
Chairman, 84 Spadina Avenue,
into, or Geo. A. Reid, Secretary -
surer, 222 (ol1,r'' St. Toronto,
a-e.e.•s.a..q.,.«a..r,sw..e.,s.a.,r-o-.-•r�«w»r..
urrah i How's This
Fnctnnati authority Gaye corns
dry up and Lift out
with fingers.'
tapital records show that every
( you cut a corn you invite look
or blood poison, which le needless
u Cincinnati authority, who toile
hat a quarter one, , '
freezone can 1+
tat from the c i i
Tient to rid or, ..:, of everts
or soft corm" or calsus. 'i
a simply apply a few d&OPf - of
ane on a tender, aching corn anti
lees le instantly relieved,
s entire corn can be lifted out,
and all, without Pain-
ts drug le sticky but dries at epee
e claimed to net shrivel un any
without inflaming or even irrl-
the eurrounding tissue or skin.
your wife wears high heels she
e. glad; to know of this,
CORRESPONDENCE
McKillop Council
The McKillop °otsueil will moot in
Seaforth at the Oommeroial Rotel un
Friday Feb. Stir at I 311 p.
M 1linrdie,
Clerk,
Loltndesboro
Mr. tieing.), ltuddeil permed his
ninety eeeocd birthday u . 'Tuesday of
last week aid is still quite hale and
hearty.
Mitts Maude Lyon has returned trout
viiiitfnit her aisti r. Mrs Arthur Kers-
lake in Exeter, and fads b?nu ett,idieg
her grandfather, :tit. Jos. Lyon who
died Tna'dat' last.
Sire. tV i 1„ . . r;ire t ise pt emih+
threw +.lay, alt .e•te, lti,t. of an etin,r
',stag In Likillit,KiellO•
31r, Fred .foht
fila hocuo
a.�•iac ;,t
Miss i kra P i, elai.d ni,.,nt the :seal;
:iib 1 t i •.recta.
air. Harold Helmet: ,pent Sunday
with hie mother is' Clinton.
Sff2a Lillie Lee and her granddaugh-
ter visited at the home Mr. Thos.
i1lftlor.
We are Tal to hear that Mise Nellie
Manning. who has been aeiously ill for
some days, ie improving.
A Red Crus* reacting was held last
Friday at the home of Mrs. J. Cart-
wright A large attendauoe wee pres
ent,
The regular moutnly meeting of the
Women's Institute will he held in the
in the Foresters' Hall Thursday, Feb,
7th. All those having socks or shirts
are requested to hand them in, on or
before the meeting,
A prayer meeting was held at the
home of Mr James Cartwright 9th
Coco,; on hitt Thereday evening oou
ducted by Rey- tree ?,`Aram It is the
intention of the Preabyterlatf Church
bold cottaatt prayer meetings during
the teat of the winter on account of
the shortage of fuel,
Brucefie l d
Mies Marks bad the misfortune to
break her arm near the wrist re-
cently, Dr. Ross of Seaforth set it.
We trust she will soon recover.
Mrs. aioGilvray of North Bruce is
the guest of Mr. Molntosh of the
M anile,
Mrs. ili*Deegall of Tiverton is visit•
ug her parents, air, and airs. John
Walker,
Hugh Walker underwent an opera•
tion recently. It was a serious nature,
He is at present doing well
Kar, Me. Mot.ro of Strathroy preach-
ed in our village recently.
Kipper
Matey people enjoyed an illustrated
h•,itnre given by Rev. Dr. Aitken in the
Presbyterian Church,
Mitch regret is expressed over the
continued Meese of Mrs. lveeon who is
spending the winter in Lucan with her
*laughter,
Miss Greta lveson has accepted e
chool near Muncoy.
eromarty
The young girls of this place have
organised a Red Cross Auxiliary, with
Mies Rebeeea Bruce president' Mary
Meflonnel, secretary; and Norma Wil -
eon treasurer, They have vigorously
started to work and we expect shortly
to hear a good account of their work
Miss Irene Welker of Mitchell spent
a few days with her parent,.
Mies Lila McCullough and Mise Mary
McKellar who were oompelled by the
bloolcade to prolong their stay here
have gone to Stratford again.
The Y. 1', meeting was well attended
on Sunday evening Rev D Ritchie
gave most iutereeting missionary
as. to conclusion it was decided
to take up a collection in aid of the
,uff„ring Artneniana. The muetc aided
try the lately formed orchestra was et,.
joyod by all,
Mrs Luxton of Gretsfell, Sank. who in
visiting her relatives hare, spout la s
*reek with (ri,ude in Exeter,
cit Cameron of Kiritton is a guest at
he hones of Ilii Jno Scott end Mr 3,
Mr Wilson Sr is spending a few week
THE seApoitni NEWS
at the home of his daughter in Wood.
stook,
Mr Arch Currie who hoe boon haip.
Ing his aeoident, .hos returned to hie
home in Mitchell.
Many familia, are suffering seem la
grippe, The infant And of Mr and
Mrs Harry Morris very ill at present,
Bayfield
The yunag people held a dance in
the town hall last Friday night,
Mrs, A. E. Erwin is visiting relatives
ut Wiugitam.
A oonoert under the anepioee of the
Methodist Chureh will be held on Tues.
day night. The Rev. Mr, Knightly of
Hensel! will aasiat. Lenoir will be eery-
ell afterwards.
A Minetrel Show will be held by the
Patriotic Society on Fob. isth, A play
is also being prepared. It is expected
to be ono of the beat this winter.
Mre &2 Sloss is home again after a
rieit to liuifel°.
sir. Aldrich of Port Dover was here
call reent tI a supply of ice for new
a,ttatnt• t
ensall
Mise Balliwell of Winnipeg, Man.,
was the guest of Mrs R. Bouthrou,
Mr W ,1 Free was in Toronto during
the past week combining business with
pleasure
At the annual congregational meet-
ing of Oarmel Presbyterian Church the
reports of the different organizations
ea well as that of the treasurer were of
very gratifying nature. The congreg-
ation eaters the present year with their
new pater, Rev, J A McConnell, wider
the most favorable conditions with very
Targe oougregations meeting every San -
day and a marked increase in the
membership es shown by the reports
submitted. Everything pointe to a
most successful and prosperous year.
Rev, J F Knight with characteristic
energy has drawn quite a number of
loge from the country, which we believe
ao intends turning into firewood by a
sawingbee,
Mice l iiggouh and Miss A Webbed'
reoeutly returned ft'otu a vleit with rel -
Millie iu Michigan
Aire Myrtle Hay of Guelph who was
vioioing Mre Geo, Huston has reterued,
Mies Reye of hayfield and et one
time of Hettepli, visited for p couple of
wooke with friends here.
Miss Edna Irene McKee, tlaighter of
Mr John Mo1Cee and hire McKee of
Toronto was married en Saturday after
noon last, to Mr Harvey Andrew Mc-
Cowan, maneget' of the Sterling Batik
ii Ht+nealf. The bride, who was un.
attended, wore a charming pale peak
short Georgette frock with long sleeves
ombeuidered int the ,ante *hada and
trimmed with exquisite retie pout lace.
Her veil was ttvery pipit tulle with e
little wreath of orange blussotnt. Her
bouquet was of sweetheart roses mil
lilise of the velley. The Venerable
Archderioon Cody of St Pauls Church
otfioiated Miss Betty Greene played
the wedding music and during the
signing of the register Mies Ruth Smith
sang the bridal mesio After the "oat'•
ani ny the guests adjuuruee, to the bis•
ud room for refreshments. The table
decoratioils were ilef.t Tile, frxesta and
pussy willow Arololo cue Oodv °pr,,p
*ilei tlit health of the bride'. M ra Val
Kee, the brides mother, were a hand
some gown of black obarinenso with a
hand embroidery and a corsage of ler-
chide, Mee Norton of Detroit, stater
of the bride, was smartly gowned iu
taupe cloth trimmed with moleskin,
Mise Marguerite McKee was in white
Georgette, and Mise Mary McKee in
white with blue embroidery. The
bride's travelling suit was a tailermade
of dark blue cloth, With this she wive
a bt'onse straw hat and lovely fox fats.
Mr and Mre MoEwan left for New
York, Atlantic„City, andiphiladelnbia
On their return they will live in Hensel
Hullet
Mr, Richard Blake is somewhat in-
disposed this week but his many friends
are hoping for his speedy recovery,
Mr, and Mrs. David Wright and fam-
ily spent Stipcfay with her sister,; him
John Gibbing,,
ielr, and Mrs, Edward •Youngblut
'Pent Sunday with the letters ais:er,
Mre. Wesley Haggart.
Manly.
Mr Henry W.eisnbnrg is pr'epar'ing
hie portable mill to out lumber and
and timber for Mr .0 Beurmau,s barn
and is ready to take ootttracte for any
one who withal to Bowe sueh work done
Mise Apple Manley wbo spent tiro
poet two months with her grand permit
Mr acrd Mrs 0 Bekar't has rotutued to
her (tome and loolce hale end hearty,
eonstance
air, Joe Berry of 1)auphou Mati, wail
the guest of Mr. William Milan one day
last week.
Mr, 3ohi' stands is home On a visit to
hit parents.
Mr, Jou Fiedler has been confined to
hie bed for a couple of weeks but we
hope he will soon be around again
An old and highly esteemed person
Mr. Wnt, Gook passed away Sunday
morning. He baa been in failing health
for some time, He was buried Tuesday
Tuesday in the Kinbnrn Cemetery and
was a Methodist in religion. fie
leaves his wife, one eon end daughter
to mourn his loss,
Mt, Joe Rilety and bride have taken
op house- keeping in our village.
Gila I torp
('l'uo late for last week)
Quarterly meeting will be held ie the
Methodist church next Sunday morn.
ing Feb. 3rd at re 45 a m. Every mem
bar is urged to he present at this im-
portant service)
Quarterly official Board will meet in
the the Methodist church for the trans-
action of important business Mon, Feb
4th at 2 80 p DJ.
Quite a good audience attended the
concert given by the Patterson Jubilee
Singers fast Wed. night, Every num.
ber wee well reoeived and got hearty
applause.
Rev R A Lundy preached iu Blyth
last Sunday. Rev Mr Telford of Blyth
preached special sermons at Monorieff.
The contest in Red Crass work is
now being carried on. A number of
ladies here have their hands full,
re -
i r'p !
ly r i% sav*=!�' af�j 7nn�(ae.
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Sa f t'rs Hay a v}� Oats
the Horses Eat
T HAS been estimated that five acres of land are required to maintain
one horse for a year, and that the same five acres would produce
nearly enough food for two people. If 50,000 Canadian farmers each
replaced one horse with a Ford, 250,000 acres would be added to the
Nation's source of food supply and enough extra food made available -to
feed 100,000 people.
Just think what a great service this means to the country at the present
time and the benefit to the farmers from the sale of food produced on
this acreage,
A Ford car also saves the farmer a week or more of valuable time each
year, which can be used for further productive work. The Ford travels
three times as fast as a horse and rig—costs less to run and keep, and is
far easier to take care of. With labor so scarce and high priced, time
means money, so do not delay in getting your Ford.
Runabout •- $475'
Touring - - $495
Coupe- $770
-
Sedan - - $9'70
F. 0. B. FORD, ONT.
J. F. Daly - Dealer - Seaforth
Coo "”` rot - Dealers Hensall
Thursday Feb 7
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
ly.
Yost 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 arch,
ed instep --one and all can be perfectly fit,
ted here.
The leather is right, the styles are right,
Shoemaking is right, everything is right.
Phone
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"The Home of Good Shoes'
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Seaforth
J(7PRIRTING
If you w,ult nice, dainty or tasty Job Printings', 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 CARDS POSTERS
CIRCULARS CATALOGUES
Or anthiug else in printing
come in And See Us About Sale Bilis
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
SERFORTH — ONT.
FRUIT TREES
and `PLANTS
For Spring Planting
We need no further introduction
than the fact that we have been in the
Nnrttry Bueiueet S1X'CY ONE
YEARS, and are now prepared to meet
existing conditions by offering our
high grade trees and plants direct to
customers at ROOK BOTTOM PRICES
Send for our illustrated eiroulars of
hardy varieties which you oon order
direct and cave the agent's commission,
of which you gat the benefit. Our
prices will be sure to interest you and
all stook is absolutely Bret-olaes and
true to name.
THE CHA.SE 13800. 00',
of Ontario, Ltd.
Nureerymen
Established 1867
Colborne,
Ont
Consigner. 's
Back Again
I wish to 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 done by
hand. and guaranteed by me to
be NO,.I.
Bring your repair work to
me and save money, las my
prices are lower than any
other repair shop in town,
CHAS CONSIGNEY
Farmers Attention
Make money in your
spare time this Winter
by selling NURSERY
STeeK and NEW
SEED POTATOES.
This is the right time
to start on Spring Sales
We pay highest corn,
missions and furnish
our Salesmen with !Ito
erature with a "punch”
to it.
Send for'our list of New
Offerings awe.full part-
iculars.
Stone & Wellington
The Fonthill Nurseries.
Established 1837
Toronto, Ont.
Malleo Breathing Easy. The ooutria
tion of the air passages and the struggle
for breath, too familiar evidence of
asthmatic trouble, cannot daunt Dr,
3. D, Kellog's Aaehma Remedy, Thia
is the famous remedy rebirth is known
far and wide for its complete ofteotive.
nese even under very eevero conditions.
It ie no untried, experimental prepara-
tion but one with many years of service
behind it. Buy it from your nearest
dealer.
Rob it in for Liman Baok.—A ltrialt
rnhbing with Dr Thomas' Ecleetrio OU
will oure lame bank The shin will im-
mediately absorb the oil and it will
penetrate the tisanes and bring speedy
relief. Try it and be convinced, As
the liniment emits in the pain cornea
out and there aro ample grounds for
saying that its teuoh is magical, as 11
is,