HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-03-21, Page 8CORREPONJUNCE 1
.fir Velvet Cut' iss.sests isiewssoaSIISsesssselesismasis
Stara
Adds much to the Appearance Mr, and Mrs. H. Thompson return-
ed to the West last week after spend.
Oa man. /lave pour hair cutit
( ling o few months with relatives hero,
I
the Sanitarp Shop, :Vir, and Mrs. Wni. Jeffrey spent the
week end visiting Mrs, M. Drake in
We try to please pou. S Grtitforti.
. Mr. John Fell received the stun of
Commercial Barber Shop,C4M Voo for une cow at his sale recently«
ROBINSON Mrs. None it/iteltell spent a few daytt
with her mother hist week.
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING;
Save your Hate: Get a email bottle
of Penrierine right now—Also
stops Achille scalp.
Thin, brittle, fv.0.01•Icv ond
Nair is mate isridelm• of a ialieettat
scalp; of lareiruf.,--rirat c-.vtul
'Mere is nothing ee ,h•si vuei
'the hair as dirndl -MY P tbe hair
Mr. Sun Jeffrey returned to the
The 62 sore farm of A MoQuitig, he
. I been sold to Thomas Backwell for the
nutlet i Mtn of 4700 who will take possession
in the near future, Mr. MeQuaig and The Farmer will plough, disc, har
,
family have not ym
ettrade known their
n.
Mr..tallleo Mudd half Lirought up s plans for the future, but is sincerely row and eon
.w.. ,,...,... Of stockers from near hopi they will ,niain in nur utithit, s
VIE SEAFORTli News
Meriting, Ho always attended the
Methodist Church. In polities ho wan
a Conservative. A tow years two Mr,
Glenn disposed of his Alio farm a few
miles east of hero in Hibbert, )ie
moved to Herman whore lie nurdiased
a fine resident*,
Mr. and Mee. .0. Sliirrsy and sun
Albert spent n few days in Goderich
last week owing to the illness of Mrs.
Shirray's inother.
Mr, William Laramie, the mall or -
iv on the route running out from
Kippeu was laid ot for a few days
last week through
Walton
dining th past week.
Wanted
Flax Land to Rent
The, Canadian Flax Mills Ltd.
will rent Sod Land, Spring or Fall
ploughed.
Will furnish seed free and do the
seeding.
Windsor to put on grass.
• Messts, iirmtiody of Detroit have accompanied by the parents of the
Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Farquarson
"51"g 11"6!" latttir, Mr and Mrs Win Totter, Brits -
i number of lino
The Company is also open to fur=
sells, left last week for Provost. Sask. nish seed and purchase the flax on
A rot v M r, anti M rs, Ed, where Mr and Mrs Fewptarson tiro.
Olinstmr to their friends was mMM
uch en. Mr, and rs. Telfer um a
• their home vrith them,
is Itietr(,, its ,n.mctl, And its very I
jile; eventual
.t
proilifelng
moss and Win
net reineiliol
ref
of the which 11
t vuoty to Wm
hair
•falle out fa -4. te.
Brucefie Id
1 ly101311 hat maight Mr. George Jackson who hits recently
, ;roporty. been in the West has purchased L.
Willimoson's farm near Walton and has
Luskin
iv save
'unr hair.
rlet T.;:nowitoa's
.118triderine fr, c., -;,,t„, V011
mrely tom , end lots Al
44 it if :y1.11 • ' .1 nt.ti..
itii
118. Sto‘a .. • . ',ty
• M t 14 or r3nidPeter Caw•
1itsve returned to Ki11...".
8,181 a pleasant 74..41 to
; • lee ••• ;..-40011 from his
WE WANT NOW •• 11081 faintly have
st ;0 •tart Minting again.
A Itelmide Agtelit Al 1.11.
1:41131110 PO- .1 a •
rt./lamented tree. 111 10.1
ter months. g ;sod pay. • g•- •
tory, Fine seibirf:
(her On.* Acres 4 tl.e .N
0,e.1-Vtlit..ek 811011 1,111N t Artetieg 0,
trolled by ,18. Hawlermio ;1,11•10.,late
selling equipment and a splendid Cat,
ednin grown stock. to otior customers
We are not jobbers. Write t;fo for
geney terms to PELHAM NU ft 4ERY
, Toronto. trnr.
1. B t7atgu,. sent ..11 te,piest
10118018 1e1Agermi.,0 or icirchasors
orsory stoek.
;;2,1 :. t 110w1-1; has purchased a
10: 1 18 :ilia taken possosiou,
1IrM1111an 01 isekospeare is
01,110,:i Miss Mary liroittlfoot
Nils Mo.Neen and ,laughtei.
who hare beer, 8 toting Mr. John Foote
fat?, 1 ei 111 former have retomed to
tint...1111 to. 1, C
Kippers
hanity 111111800 Wall lorae frezo
horonto to visit her relatives.
also taken the livery barn which he in.
tends moving to the farm to use as an
implement shed Mr Williamson is
moving to Brussels where be has 1,11 to.
chased the bbitrrie Sharpe farm.
John Clark who sold his farm in Mc
MIMI., has par.:based the Haekwell
farm ili Ilt10 soros. on the Ramo lino.
J00801 Hilawf,l; has purehased the
farm of 1.4.'in. Kuvelitel and intends
moving there.
Anotl,t,r sale that /night he recorded
under those numerous changos is that
of the sale of William 1111:1 al fall,
Cm Lot II Concession it '.,iialti.i1111p, to
John Coats of this neighborhood The
: price was 5,7..ioll
Mr. Win. 1,111108 one of our ,rnter-
prielug eattle,uen was in Situcoe last
week to purchase stock for his slimmer
pasture. He expects to have. a very
, 1,Gritable 'mason,
• Mr. Alex. McKenzie, harnessmaker.
!km8 beim very busy recently on
couple of orders for men going vtevt,
which together arneausts to over three
FIVE 'UNERALS hundred dollars.
Miss C. MacKenxie of Beeehgrore
GoderMil Township spent few
IN t11REE YEARS her brother, Mr,
Mr. Harry Chesney met with a paw -
Fa lily Almost Wiped Out on Monday of last week
with her brother Mrs lice, Alai'', 111
By Consummion. ha,1,4 the prong of 3 fork ran into 1118
foot. Dr Moir Cr3t, oalled and dressed
the woitud,
Ili-, John Workman has moved into
the house recently vacated by Harry
those who know the ravages of con- Chesney; and Mr, Frank Skelton of
From a hovel in the rear of more
retentions buildings comes a ghastly
tale, one that in this fair Province of
ours seems almost incredible; yet, to
zumption, it is but a typical case.
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
missry, the father, too, was stricken.
10 now a patient at the Muskoka
Free Hospital, where every endeavour
in being made to save his life. The
Muskoka Free Hospital for Consump-
tives is appealing for help to carry
Se this fight against the Great White
?legne, The money you give will help
them seek out these -unfortunate fami-
lies and give them a fighting chance
I'm/ their lives.
Contributions may be sent to W. J.
Gage, Chairman, 84 Spadina Avenue,
Toronto. or Geo. A. Reid. Secretary-
Preasurer, 228 ("allege At. Toronto.
Laugh When People
Step On Your Feet I
Try this yourself then ease
11 along to others,
ft work*,
Tuckersmith is moving into the house
on the Landort farm vacated by Mr.
Workman.
Mr, Wm. Anderson is taking the
place of our mail carrier, Mr. Lalli112113,
who has been in bed with pleurisy for
several weeks now. All are hoping for
bis speedy recovery,
Ouch I 11 111 This kind of rough
talk will be heard lees here in town. if
People troubled with corns will Rave,
the simple advice a this Cincinnati
authority, who claims that a few drops
of a drug called freezono when Willed
So a tender, aching corn stops Borenees
at once, and soon the corn dries up
lifts right out .without palm
He says freezone is an ether eras-
-pound which dries immediately and
never inflames or even irritates the
surrounding tissue or slain. A quarter
of an ounce of freezone will cost very
little at any drug store, but is mai-
cient to remove every hard or soft
corn or Celine from one's feet, Millions
of Ainerican women will welcOme this
announcement since the inauguration
of the high 'heels. •
Mr. Robert Stewart of Tackersmith
has rented the 100.8000 farm of Mr,
W, M. Doig.
Mrs E Drake and daughter who have
been visiting at her father's home Mr
Wm Anderson in the village, returned
to their Western home in Alberta last
week.
Hensel!!
air, .1. H. Gould recently disposed of
hie residence ou Oxford St, to Mr, Win,
Armstrong ef Hay Township. Mr,
Gould 1n1811& moving to the West very
soon,
The auction sale of the furniture
tied household goods of Rev, Mr, Mc-
Leod of St. Paul's Church on irlatuaday
afternoon of last week was largely at.
retitled and west successful. On
ruecount of ill health Mr, McLeod has
given up his charge here.
iVIr. J. Glenn who has been in poor
health during the past year died very
suddenly last week. 110 has had sev.
oral bad attacks during the past year
and on Tuesday night of last week
seemed finite bright but he passed
away in the early hours of Wednesday
a tonnage basis.
For further particulars apply to
M. Mceormick, Manager, eaforth
Phone 202
ntusday March 2
Four Act Drs a
beers postponed until
Friday -April 5th, 1918
Tickets already purchased will be good that
date. Se ts may lrnew be reserved at Aber.
hart's Drug Store, Seaforth.
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Necessary ,Farn
Equipment
ORE and more the Ford car is looked
upon by progressive farmers as neces-
sary farm equipment. the same aw the
plow, the hay -rake, the drill, the mower, the
harrow and other labor and time -saving
machinery.
A farmer with a Ford ear can dispense with
one or two of his horses and make the trips to
town, railway station, creamery, or to the n.eigh-
bours in one-third the time. In fact there is no
farm machine made that will save the busy
farmer and his busy wife so much valuable time
as a Ford. And it's so easy to take care of—far
easier than a horse. No bed to make, or hay and -
oats to get, no harnessing and unharnessing, and
no stables to clean. The Ford practically takes
care of itself.
Ask any farmer who owns a Ford if he would
ever again try to get along without it. His
answer will hasten your decision to own one.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Touring • - $595 Sedan - $970
Runabout $575 Chassis - $535
Coupe $770 One -ton Truck $750
F. 0. B. FORD, ONT,
I3. 1' Daly - Dealer Seaforth
Cook Eros. - Dealers Hensall
Spring
Footwear
Opening
We propose, if yon come. in to see hem, 10 show'
you all the handsome -new' footwear, which yon Must
have or Easter. They are here now in every
variety and shape—for
young. and old—frotn the
best makers.
"The
Phone 51
Come in whether you
-wish to buy or not and
see our stock,
R. sem•
Home of Good Shoes"
Seaforth
PRINTING
If )'k1 Av•tnt nie, dainty or tasty Job Printing, we are in
a better position than (Vet' (0 supply your needs.
Protnpt 411ention to Rush OrdeN,
Leave us your orders when ii need of
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SEAFORTH — ONT.
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For Spring Planting
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Send for our illustrated amulets of
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STOelc and , NEW
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This is the right time
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We pay highes contr
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our Salesmen with lit.
erature with a "punch"
to it.
Send for our list of New
Offerings aid full.part-
iculars.
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The Portal'', Nurseries
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ENTERPRISE and ENtFIGY—One Alberta
town reports at least 100,000 acres of new
land in that vicinity plowed last tau for CrOp
this year; has six elevators now and three
new ones end a fibur mill under way. The
reason -1017 values for wheat, oats, barley
and flax seed alone for the Prairie provinces
is $613,886,700.00,, Start 11019, share It this year,
THOUSANDS OF FREE FARMS—Whether you
have capitol or not, there is Et farill for you Wong
the ,Oanadie,ti Northern Ity-3.00 sores of government
homestead lands, surveyed and ready ter entry,
First comers have the ohoice.
Unproved Lands from $15
Thousands of acres of selected lands, closPeEtRUGPACtlitiKe
rallme-Y, can he purchased on easy terms, cash, or
part cash and crop payments, 'Phis aneans sehools,
go01,10d6sreacoiclaltinutransportatIon and market fax/titles,
p
nilY adVanallig; the values are there.
Low Fares Intoroutisild Ver,ltsrou
illesitortable Train's
By Canadian.Northern, 'the logloal route ;from Vast -
ern to 'Western Canada, Through tickets overY.
!where, Gat coos, 00the "Oulde today; any agent,
Tortoonwrite Geoncecrol, orrwliesinennuivel roll,: Montreal, Que.;