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Thursday Feb 14
RE8P GU
II � CORRESPONDENCE •
'onsorial ./fir ,.._..-�.»,E 1
•
Rair cutting is an Art. it
Mikes a great diff'er'ence to pour
appearance how the cutting of
the hair is done,
Diftezent features require
ant treatment.
You ivill get careful consider-
ation at the
Comm '' ial Barber Shop,Clth
14. ROBINSON
('rap
differ -
WICK, GLOSSY LI1R
FREIE FROM DA/MUM
Glrlal Try Its Hale pets soft, fluffy alis
beautiful• -•Geta small bottle
of Denderine,
1f yon care Mr berry hair
•tame.with beauty and is radiant wit,
life; has an ineomllttrnblc aoftecee .... '
le fluffy and matrons, try Damierino.
BrueefieId
Me and Mrs Hngh Mu Burnie, of Tiv-
erton were the great of Mr Hugh Alk-
Behead,
John Mustanlrt,oeived a etc of coal
last tvaelt.
The Real Crag offerings for January
were 3721 pairs of souks; 38 pairs of pyj.
�amae; 4o ambulance caps; 0 pillows,
'Theuorttet bOtWO011 'r'uekeremith and
titauley resulted in a victory for the
ii Tuukersmith ladies.
! Th!, Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
teas held in the PresbyterianIhnreh on
Sunday last •
Pte Win Wright, who is training itt
1.011d011, spent the week -cud at hitt
house in the village,
live 13313 lvhc i,:,lentIy sold his targe
314 Tuelierem.tlt, has Nought Lett, A•le-
N e of ourY.,lr Il,+, one Y lime,e � l
(,ono.,
old riling rs, W.• weleion,• him ba*:k
to 4211" town
Just one applicati0a :loublee the
beauty of your hair, 1le*i<k,e it Mune.
diateiy dissolves zvwry particle of
dandruff. You. :an n*t• have taco heavy,
healthy hair if you have dao<irull. This
destructive scurf robs the hair of its
lustre, its strength and its very life,
,nits if not overcome it produeea a fever-
ishness and itching of the scalp; the
pair roots famish, loosen and die; then
the hair falls out fast. Surely get a
pall bottle of Knowiton'a Dander3no
Om any drug store and Just try it.
WE WANT NOW
A Reliable Agent in Flarrau County
14,8611 Pelham's Peerless Fruit and
Irnameutal treee during Fall and Win-
ner months. Good pay, exohlalve terr-
tory, free selling equipment.
Over 600 Acre** of the choicest Nur-
sery stock inclmdiug New vartetiea con.
trolled by ue. Handsome up-to-date
selling equipment and a splendid Can.
edam grown stock, to offer 'anetomere
We are not jobbers. Write now for
vim terms to PELHAM NURSERY
O., Toronto, Ont.
N. B Catalogue sent on request t0
plicantsforagencies or purchasers of
nreery stock.
Londesboi; o
Dublin
The romeina of Bridget Carlin, widow
of the late Wm Kenny, were lass to
rest in St Patrick cemetery on Monday
of twat week, Despite the ooltl Clay rho
cortege was very large, Rev, Father
Barry, of Loden sang the regnice
end performed the funeral services.
Loving relativ0a wore the pallbearera,.
viz., her two sons, John and ,ioeoph
and fmtr. nephews, Faulk aid Phillip
Kenny and Joseph Carpenter and Win.
A Nevin, Mrs Kenny was en exemplary
Montan Uathoito, a • loving mother, a
zealous church worker and it woman of
rare merit, She had been in pour
health for a year and was 73 years of
age. lie8ideo her two eons she 3s sur•-
v3ved by three daughters, Mesdames
Moylan, Jordan and Fortune, w310 lntre
the sympathy of the colulnuttity.
A pioneer passed away here in the
person uf Joseph Lyon. He was bort]
in England in 1828 and was married to
May Howson in 11352 and name t8
Canada the seine year and for a tine
lived at Guelph. After three years he
moved to the homestead where the rest
of a long and useful life was spent until
four years ago.
Miss Annie Abery spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. J. Sothers.
Blyth.
Miss Flora Finglanti visited Miss
11'Iary MoMurchie of Blyth, over the
week•eud,
The Women's Missionary Society
held their regular monthly meeting at
the Manse on Friday afternoon'
Mrs. L. Wood and two little daugh-
ters, Lily and Olive are spending a few
days with the former's sister, Mrs. Thos
Ly0u.
Mrs, Atkinson and Mrs. Wood of
Guelph attended the funeral of their
uncle.
At the meeting of Hullet council
last week it was reported that the
canvass for the Red Cross last fall
realized $I500 of which $1467 has beau
paid. The soured gave a cheque for
the balance which was sent to. Head
quarters, When the balance is paid it
will go toned Crooa work. It is intend
ed to form a ,Wive Hundred Club to
raise money for the contributions to
Red Cross work. The women are do-
ing the work and they expect the men
to supply money for materials With
500 members paying monthly SI it will
give $6000 in a year for Red Cross
work.
FIVE FUNERALS
IN THREE YEARS
Family Almost Wiped Out
By Consumption.
Walton
Canadian food Control
The very great dtfieultie8 w the way
of 00mpalsory rationing in Can0da.,pute
au additional reepoesibitity for vol
notary food a*t'vioe upon every Caned..
tau, no loaner what hi8 rank or 5322011211 -
631821088 may be. with tl tremendous
oti'et01* of weary imam!), populate,],
6s3100 fu a eatuearatively few districts
the eutoreeln*l2 of cuulpul8ory food
economy on any gluerel settle presents
sOrt0118 ohetaelr8, 122 is (toped that the
Greater Yroduotiou uampalgu, 19113011 is
now being 8tnrt8d, will make welcoees-
ry any resort to oanlpttleoty r'ttiottlug
in Una e0ulltry, At the same time our
people meet realise that efforts moat
1i08 138 relaxed to omisetve food, for the
need is very great.
Rev, A. i:tlo2Tebb. pastor ,of Under.
wood Presbyterian tlllnrclr, formerly of
e-
' 6 'n f r
r r 0uuued his tut utlt 1 0
221 a,tuu, ai u
tiling from the Underwood eungregat•
3014 in order that he may be hearer a
High Sehoul. It was with regret that
the announcement was received as Mr
and Mrs. McNabb have been much
appreoiated and were always reedy to
assist in furthering any good cause.
The reverend geutlelnan was a former
pastor of Dud's Church prior to Rev!
B., A, Lundy, and Ilia friends hope he
will get what he is seeking for.
From a hovel in the rear of more
pretentious buildings comes a ghastly
tale, one that in this fair Province of
ours seems almost incredible; yet, to
tilose nkibthe
icacscon-
ssumptio, itsuta iyplae.
Grief stricken. the mother tells us
of her five 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
zeisery, the father, too, waa stricken.
He is now a patient at the Muskoka
Free Hospital, where every endeavour
is being made to save his life. The
Muskoka Free Hospital for Consump-
tives is appealing for help to carry
••g�nn this fight against the Great White
Plague. The money you give will help
then seek out these unfortunate fatal -
Bee and give them a lighting chance
fed their lives.
Contributions may be sent to W. J.
Gage, Chairman, 84 Spadina Avenue,
Toronto, or Geo. A. Reid, Secretary -
Treasurer, 228 College St. Toronto.
G
Hurrah! How8s' This
Clnclnnatl authority *aye Gornto
dry up and lift out •
'with fingers.`
•
The eherp r1)tlt1033011 of regent) among
every one of the Allies --for Great
Britain has had out down her compel.-
80ry ration already from against the
voluntary ration which Sir Arthur
Yapp propo802 a6 late SS November
321822-l8 i110nf of the (leek,
Lord Rhondda 314 rt meant eablogram
to the United States trued A(iminietra-
,ti0u stated that mama' that uoentry
1 were able to send the Allies at least
175,000,000 Medias of wheat, over and
above what had beep !'XpJrted np to
Ja88ary tat, and in • addition to the
rapid expm'table eorplua from Canada,
he would not take the responsibility
of
assuring the people of the Allies that
there would ba, food t. (lough to win the
the war, "Imperative neees8ity com-
pete me to cable it* this blunt way.
said Lord Rhondda.
A Corrector of Pulmonary Troubles
--Many testimonfal8 could be present-
ed showing the elfioacy of Dr, 'L'homaa
Eoleatrio Cil in outing disorders of the
respiratory processes, but the best test-
imonial is experience 811d the Oil is re-
commended to all who suffer from these
dieorder8 with certainty that that they
will find relief. It will allay inflamma-
tion in the bronchial tubes as no other
preparation can.
Wood Wanted
Anyone having 8 or ten cords of woo
for sale can hear of a purohaser by ap-
plying at the News Offfce-
Hensall
Mrs R Boutbron and daughter, Miee
Flossie, are visiting relatives in Toronto
Prayer Meetings instead of being
held in the oburahee are being held in
heroes in order to save heating the
bt1226m811t8,
The collection for the Armenians
taken in Carmel Sunday School amount
ed to the sum of fifty dollars.
The fuel question fa becoming rather
serious in our village. The +stores are
0losing every evening 8x0ept Saturday
night.
One of our pioneer residents in the
person of the late hire F Manns, who
had resided in our village since its be-
ginning and has seen many changes
here has passed away, The deceased's
maiden name was Ardelina Sheffer and
shortly after settling here her husbar:d
passed away 0nd'8he is now survived
by three sons, Charles, of Frobisher
Sack„ Gordon of Brantford, and Fred
of the firm of Menne & Farquhar at
home, while one daughter, Mrs R.
Beegough, predeceased her by a numb-
er uf year8, Mrs Manns waea very
stron and active 190111811 until a few
,«...*ia«auen.»aw,nM+aae,a,m.,up,wwxnw•,e,H•4, years ago when infirmities began to tell
Hospital records show that every on a ouoe strong constitution and in
Bute yon out a torr; you invite look spite of good medical attention and
jaw or blood poison, which is neediess, I rained unrsin for nears two months
mays e. Cincinnati authority, who tells g y
you that 0. (quarter cunni` '" .• she posited away, The rema1n8 were
salted freezono can bointerred in the Heusall cemetery,
els cost from the
sufficient to rid on .., ell everts While visiting her daughter, Mrs A
hard or soft corn or (-eels. m
*You Simply apply a. few drops cid King, in Toroe10, Mrs T. Neilarrds had
freezone ea a tender, sailing conn and the misfortune to trip, when coming
soreness
entire �irora�caalb 321; out, down stairs' on a milk bottle and free.
yloot and all, without pain, 'tura her leg' wh'oh will doubtless lay
y1%13s drug A stiolry but dries at once ser tip for sometime.
sand fa claimed to dust shrivel up any
8848 without inflaming or even fest' " A grand Patritltlo Uaruival was hold
iatii>s rho surrounding tissue or skin. I t u Tuesday evening in the Skating
�If your wife '906220 high hea10 m
'it3t1 be glad tv know of tide, 221 " j Rink here,
'rho responsibility for saving food,
00 that the nati08283 total of eating
shall ba less, lies largely with the hound
wife, 1n feet, 4318 immediate work •of
helping the Allies by food service falls
to her Tlto growing of a larger sup-
ply for the Allies next year is more
especially the 0an8di812 emu n work
and preparation for it should 1202 be
dolayod until spring. Sheet' hard work
i11 the home, anti their in the field, is
the only solution of the difficulties of
those who are lighting 13u08112plaluilgly
fur 118, "Food will 14111 the 2(822," Mr
Hoover wild. Whose food shall will
Gorman Or Canadaen?
We will export every grain that the
American people save from their norm•
al consumption," was Mr, Hoover's
reply, The vital need is that the
saving fu wheat should ho greatly in-
creased.
The following figures indicate 110w
great ie the demand from overseas to
tweet their shortage.
111 addition to Canada's total export-
able 8urplu8 and the 75,006,000 more
bmslr818 which is absolutely the mini-
mum that the Allies rust have from
the United States, 15,000,000 bushels
must be found for Belgian relief and
0,000,000 bushels for Ouba and other
neutrals upon whom the Allies are de-
pendent for other foods in return.
Before the war the American
exports of beef were 1,000,000 pounds
a month; for the next three months
over 70,000,000 pounds a mouth
In pork products, the Allies took
350,000,000 a month before the war
They sow ask for 150,000,000 pounds.
Rod and Gun
"The Oonditions of the Fur :weal To-
<ltty" by Bonnyceatlo Dale; "His First
Duck" N
• \' Williams; "file 0ivilis-
]
ing of ,Split Rook" by M, A Shaw
"lnjne Devil" by 11 A titurtzel; "A
Toilet Set for the Camper" by E G
Brewer; "The Uhl Time Diver Brigade"
by It d . Frazer: "Wauderiug Trails
by HO Haddoe; "A Haut with New
Brunswick Guide8' ; these are some o
the etoriee and satiates dint go to make
up the mid -winter number of Rod and
Gull in Canada publisl18(1 at Woodstock
Ont. by W 1 Taylor, Limited le ad-
dition to the above, their February
number contains under 6110 heading or
"Guns and Amunition" two fine article
by expert gunmen, namely Thomas K
Lee and Major Townshend wheleu.
Mr Leo is described by the Editor of
the Department as "undoubtedly the
finest target elicit, with the .22 rifle
that hae ever lived" and his article on
Repeating and Single Shot Rifles will
be read wet° great interest by gunmen.
No matter how deep-rooted the corn
or wart may be, it must yield to Hello
way's Corn Cure if used as directed.
Peevish, pale, restless, and sickly
children owe their oondition to worms,
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator
will relieve them and restore health,
Ford Saves the Hay and Oats
the °. orses Ea
I. 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 - - - $970
F. 0, B. FORD, ONT.
J. Fe Daly R Dealer - Seaforth
Cook Bros. - Dealers eused.l
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.
You never hear the Womari who buys
herdShoes here complain about poor fitting
Shoes.
Every Shape of Foot hits been Provided for
The long, narrow foot, the short foot with
high instep and the slender toot with arch,
ed instep—one and all can be perfectly fit=
ted here.
The leather is right, the styles are right,
lnioel+rlalt:incl is right, everything is right,
I-4. R. i3 Ar
"The Home orGood Shoes'
Phone 5) -
Seaforth
JOB PRINTIN�
if you want nice, 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
NOTE HEADS
LETTER HEADS
BILL HEADS STATEMENTS
ENVELOPES WEDDING INVITATIONS
POSTERS
CALLING CARDS
CIRCULARS CATALOGUES
Or anthing else in printing
Come in Find See Us About Sale Bills
THE SEAFORTII NEWS
SEAFORTH — ONT.
FRUIT TREES
and 'PLANTS
For Spring Planting
We need no further introduction
than the fact that we have been in the
Nursery. Bnsinese SIXTY ONE
YEARS, and are now prepared to meet
existing oon(11810 a by offering our
high grade trees and planta "Oireot to
customers at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
Send tor our illustrated 03rouler8 of
hardy varieties which you Dan -order
direct and save the agent's commies/at,
of which you get the benefit, Oor
prices will be sure to interest you and
all stook is absolutely first -Mese and
true to dame.
THR CHASE BROS. 00,
of Ontario, Ltd,
Nurserymen
Established 1857
Colborne, Out
Cansignerp's
Back Again
I wish to inform the public
I have' Dpened 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 stoney :as my
'prices are lower than any
other repair shop in town,
CHAS CONSIGNEY
Farmers Attention
Make money in your
spare time his Winter
by selling NURSERY
STeieK and NEW
SEED POTATOES.
This is the right time
to start on Spring Sales
We pay highes comp
missions and furnish
our Salesmen with lit,
erature with a "punch"
to it.
Send for our list of New
Offerings avid hill part-
iculars.
Stone & Wellington
The Foothill Nurseries
.Established 1837
Toronto, On .
Makes Breathing_ Easy. The eolitrh°.
tion of the air passages and the struggle
for breath, too familiar evidence of
asthmatic trouble, 00unot daunt Dr.
3. D. Kellog'a Aeshma Remedy, This
is the famous remedy which is 311102221
far and wide for its oomptete effective-
ness even under very severe conditions.
It is no nnttied; expertmutal prepara-
tion but one with many years of service
bellied it, Buy it from )'our nearest
dealer,
Nall ft iti for Loma Baok.--A bruit.
rubbing with Ds Thomas' )3oleotrio Oil
will Imre lame back The skin will im-
mediately absorb the oil and . it wit
penetrate the tiestie8 and bring speedy=
relief. Try it and be convinced. As•
the linlm0ut sinks in the paid. D°ni0e
out Slid there are ample grounds for
(raying that its touch is anagieal, as it.
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Ford Saves the Hay and Oats
the °. orses Ea
I. 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 - - - $970
F. 0, B. FORD, ONT.
J. Fe Daly R Dealer - Seaforth
Cook Bros. - Dealers eused.l
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.
You never hear the Womari who buys
herdShoes here complain about poor fitting
Shoes.
Every Shape of Foot hits been Provided for
The long, narrow foot, the short foot with
high instep and the slender toot with arch,
ed instep—one and all can be perfectly fit=
ted here.
The leather is right, the styles are right,
lnioel+rlalt:incl is right, everything is right,
I-4. R. i3 Ar
"The Home orGood Shoes'
Phone 5) -
Seaforth
JOB PRINTIN�
if you want nice, 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
NOTE HEADS
LETTER HEADS
BILL HEADS STATEMENTS
ENVELOPES WEDDING INVITATIONS
POSTERS
CALLING CARDS
CIRCULARS CATALOGUES
Or anthing else in printing
Come in Find See Us About Sale Bills
THE SEAFORTII NEWS
SEAFORTH — ONT.
FRUIT TREES
and 'PLANTS
For Spring Planting
We need no further introduction
than the fact that we have been in the
Nursery. Bnsinese SIXTY ONE
YEARS, and are now prepared to meet
existing oon(11810 a by offering our
high grade trees and planta "Oireot to
customers at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
Send tor our illustrated 03rouler8 of
hardy varieties which you Dan -order
direct and save the agent's commies/at,
of which you get the benefit, Oor
prices will be sure to interest you and
all stook is absolutely first -Mese and
true to dame.
THR CHASE BROS. 00,
of Ontario, Ltd,
Nurserymen
Established 1857
Colborne, Out
Cansignerp's
Back Again
I wish to inform the public
I have' Dpened 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 stoney :as my
'prices are lower than any
other repair shop in town,
CHAS CONSIGNEY
Farmers Attention
Make money in your
spare time his Winter
by selling NURSERY
STeieK and NEW
SEED POTATOES.
This is the right time
to start on Spring Sales
We pay highes comp
missions and furnish
our Salesmen with lit,
erature with a "punch"
to it.
Send for our list of New
Offerings avid hill part-
iculars.
Stone & Wellington
The Foothill Nurseries
.Established 1837
Toronto, On .
Makes Breathing_ Easy. The eolitrh°.
tion of the air passages and the struggle
for breath, too familiar evidence of
asthmatic trouble, 00unot daunt Dr.
3. D. Kellog'a Aeshma Remedy, This
is the famous remedy which is 311102221
far and wide for its oomptete effective-
ness even under very severe conditions.
It is no nnttied; expertmutal prepara-
tion but one with many years of service
bellied it, Buy it from )'our nearest
dealer,
Nall ft iti for Loma Baok.--A bruit.
rubbing with Ds Thomas' )3oleotrio Oil
will Imre lame back The skin will im-
mediately absorb the oil and . it wit
penetrate the tiestie8 and bring speedy=
relief. Try it and be convinced. As•
the linlm0ut sinks in the paid. D°ni0e
out Slid there are ample grounds for
(raying that its touch is anagieal, as it.
ie. ,