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Insurance
48s yea :onafderina Insursnte. Life or Accident,. .
1110.1 are, a postcard will get our rates.
llvNen LEY, , 1
.tornI A Insurance Co,
London Agent for Lon Life I
am t nt :<tu,t Guarantee and Accident insurance Co,
S.aforth, Ont.
James Watson
Oenerol Fire. Life and .incident Insurance
Agent,
and dealer
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Mutual Fre 91isuraoce Co
Farm and Isolated Town
Property Only insured.
OFFICERS
100, t',am(.ily. riuderirh. ?resident, James
Kraus, I'•e,•eIl Wnod . \'ire Pr.dd en 1. Tanm01
Hoyt., M'niorth.. Soo. Treas.
Directors
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; John G. Grieve,
Winthrop W. Zinn, C000tnnce• John Beonewola,
Seeds/Jurgen; Robert Ferris, 'fiattach; Malcom
Mc"eon, Clinton' G McCartney. Seaforth;
James Connolly, Godertche Jae. Evans, Beechwood.
Agents
Ales. Leitch, llariock; E. Alnchley, Seemth •
Wenn= Chesney, Egmondvlle; J. W. Ye,
Hoitnmvtllr m
R. G. Jarouth, Brodhagen; Jane
Kerr and John Govenloc4, Seaforth, auditors.
Pootleo desirous to effect leeuro oo or Isaias:
eller business will be promptly attended to b.
armil8WWoO to any of the above omcero, address,
so their respective postoffices.
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MAIN ST. ^ SEAFORTH, ONT,
Phone 84 !Bruning 127
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J. F. SNOWDON
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
.P rs,.m. ,—w.......11., ,41111roa_,
County Council
A special meeting of the county coup.
is] was held at Clinton on Tuesday,
Mardi 266; when resolutions were
passed in accordance with the move-
ment For greater production of food
I stud's,
The reeves of the varionts municipal
Iities 198,•0 instructed to call meetings
I in their respective villages, tom; and
' townships to organize for the stimul-
ation of energy in this direction:
;Increased aorecge in wheat and other
cereal crops is to be encouraged, and 1»
some townships already splendid prises
have been offered For the best fields of
wheat.
Ill tiro afternoon a public meeting
was held in the town hall, at which
earneat sddresseU were delivered by
Warden Elliott, who occupied the chair
Rev, Messrs Hogg, Agnew, .loues and
Abrey, Messrs Musgrove, Forrester
and P,ausfnrd, Mayor Thompson, ex -
I wardeu D ('antelon, and Mr 5, 13
Stothers, the county agrioultnral rep-
reseuative, These addresses were of
of a very high order and struck a very
responsive chord in the hearers, who
'showed their appreoiltfon by frequent
Liniment' applause,
The nteetiug should do much -towards
speeding up production.
i A resolution was also adopted by the
council calling upon the Government
to 0xereiae stricter coonomy in the
transaction of Public business and de•
clariug against the multiplioatiun of
public 0g0110 as retrenchment was need
ad in public affairs al well as increased
r to
p u 1 ottou by the furmnrs and others
This resolution wad eouaidered very
timely and was adopted unanimously
and it is hoped will do much good in
the direction 801111t.
It was decided also to ask the Out -
Arlo Government to send five addition-
al tractors into the county; There are
at present three Government tractors
in Huron; and owing to the large acre-
age available the additional traotm'a
are oonstdered necessary,
for Sale
SCRANTON COAL
W. 1. liEY. Seaforth.
Phone I3➢
A Business
Without a proper
systin of adver-
ti s i n is Ilk a
motor without the
+ power
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Seaforth News
ADVERTISMENTS
will supply the
required energy
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Bonds
Fri
Can furnish Victory Bonds at 937.
and interest, free of expense to Pur-
chasers,
Can arrange sale of Victory Bonds
at 971, and Interest, free of expen<e
to Vendoeo.
Alec have for immediate sale, the
following Municipal Bonds:
City of London gold bonds to yield 6
City of Toronto, " " " i0 B "r
City of Regina, " " " "r,
City of Winnipeg " t;' ,' „ sax " i
City of k4nntroat " " " " 6b
Any one leaving money for invest.
nient should avail themselves of this
opportunity to secure thee° gilt edged
.sneetritiee. Apply to
Ne, 8. Bays,
Seaforth, Ont,
Horse and
Cattle Show
SEAFORTH
Lpn
9 9
Under the Auspices of the Seaforth Agricultur-
al Society
HORSES
Clydesdale
tet Sud ,rd 4811
btalllou, aged.,. $8 $IS $4 $2
Stallioe foaled in 1915 5 4 2
Stallion foaled ittlelo 5 3 a
Stallion foaled in 1917 5 3 2
Sweepstakes, Clydesdale Hadg,+
Shire
1st Sud
Stallion, any ago ...... ............54 $2
Perch eren
tat 2nd
Stallion any age..,,,.......... $4 $2
Hackney
tot 2nd
Stallion. any age...............$4 $2
Roadsters
tot 2nd ,;rd
Standard Bred Trotting
Stallion in harnesses,...... $5 $3 $2
Standard Bred Pacing.
Stallions in harness.,,,,,.. 5 3 2
Heavy Draught
1st 2nd 3rd 401
Team in harness (Regina
gold watch by F Savauge)25 5
Brood mare in foal (Dry
Goods by .0 Mactariol) lo 5 3 2
Filly or gelding in 1915 (Sil-
ver medal by Bank of
Commerce) .................. Io 3 2
Filly or gelding iu 1916
(Wheel barrow by Robert
Henderson) .................. 6 3 2
Filly or gelding in 1917
(Wool horse blanket by
Seaforth Creamery Co b 3 2
Mare, filly or gelding any
age (too lbs flour by Rob
Roy Mille Ltd.)......... 5 75 3 2
Sweepstakes
Agr`cultural
let Ind 3rd
Team in harness (Suit
ofclothee byStewart Bros) 25 5
Brood mare in foal (Silver
Cup by Dominion Bank,. ro 3
Filly or gelding in 1915
(Club bag by N. Cluff Ifs
Sons) .........................., ,..6 3
Filly or gelding in 1016 (Goode
from store by H. Edge . . 3 2
Filly or gelding in 10i7 (Set
of Whiffle trees by R, & F.
Devereux
Mare, filly or gelding any
age ($l000 policy paid for ;:
yrs by Huron Weather
Itlenrallce Co.
General Purpose
lot '2nd
Team in harness....,.. ............6 3
Roadsters
Roeder horse to harness 15-3
and under...........................4
Carriage horse in harness
3
Roadster team in harness to -3
and under ...... ... ................ 4
Carriage team in harem,
over 15-3...,.. 4
Special Competition
Special Township Competition Prized
of 5i6 in Gold open to any township]
for the best Three Heavy Draft or'I
Agrioulsural Horses (Stallion barred)
Any Age on halter and need not be the
property of one person—but mast be
owned in the township. No prize
unlese two or more townships be re-
presented•
Speoial for mingle Roadster class 5
lbs Tea—value $2 50 donated by Spt•oat
d Spi0ot. (-Irene re
2
2
2
9iTTLE
Shorthorns
Ist '2nd '3rd
Bull. 3 yrs old or over.,, 7 4 2 _.
Bull, 2 veers old...,....,] 3
Buil, I year old......,,,, .l
Polled Angus
let 2nd
Bull; ; years or over .,,,,,,.,4 2
J et-seys
tat 2nd
Bill............................... 4 2
Heref.)rds
Is 2u6
2
,-Sweepstakes
DONATIONS
No, 1 — 17 .newel adjusted Regina
Watch, Gold Filled Case,
donated by Mr Savauge Jew-
eller value ...... ........ 25 00
No 2—Dry Goods, donated by John
Mactavieh t•altte,,.......10.00
No. 3—Silver Medal, donated by Can-
" adian Bank of Commerce
value .,,,,,.,........... 10.00
No. 4—Wheel barrow, donated by
Robert Henderson Implemeut
Agent vault......„ ........,o,00
No 5—Wool Horse Blanket, donated
by the Seaforth Creamery Co
value li, 00
Nu. 8-100 lbs of celebrated Rob Roy
Flour, donated by the Rob
Roy Mille Ltd. value ,.,5 7u
No. 7—A snit of Clothes donated by
Stewart Bros, Clothiers
value -. 26.00
No. 8—Silver Cup, donated by Domin-
ion Bank value...,. r0 00
No. 9—Club Bag, delisted by N.
Cliff & Sons value 0,00
No. Ill—Goode from Store, donated by
H. Edge, Hardware
No. 11—Set Whiffle tutees' donated Eby
R, & F. Devereaux, Black-
smiths value„,,,,,,,•n,,,5.00
No. 12—$1000, 3 year policy paid up
in the Huron Weather fuser-
0n0e Mutual Co donated by
the Huron Weather Insurance
Co value 7 00
RULES
No 1—Entrance fee 51, eaal, extra en.
try 600.
No '2—Brood mares must show visibly
in foal,
No, 3—Age of horse to date from
January 1st.
No. 4—Age of oattle to date from
Sept. lat. •
No, 55—All protests meat be fn writing
and handed to the Secretary
by 6 p. no, the day of the Show
accompanied by $2 n0; whicl,
toil! be refut,ded of protest is
sustalued
No O—No registered Clydesdales
allowed to show in Agricnitnral
class
No 7—Foals showing in entire class
not eligible to compote in EI0avy
Draft ,,r Agricultural classes for
foals
Drize Lists may obtained from the Secretary
Dt i'otheringeaint Mi Janes MI Broderick
President Treasurer Secretary
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Savings Department
Have you money in the Bank? Are you saving? By
putting away a few dollars at a time you will soon possess
a fund for emergencies.
Deposits of One Dollar sad upwards received.
Interest paid or added to accounts twice a year. I"
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IF YOUR CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
Look, Mother! If tongue, Is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "CalI-
fornla Syrup of Figs."
Mothers ens rest easy after giving
"California Syrlup of Nee," because in
e few hours all the clogged -up waste.
Sour bile and fermenting foo(] gently
moves ottt of the bowels .cid you have
1, well, playful child again,
Sick children needn't, be c t to
sake tide harmless "fruit laxative,"
,1i111ots of mothers keep it hands Ise
lapse ,they know its action em the stem.
NI, liver and bowels is prompt snit sure.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
3aliformia Syrup of Irigs," white* con.
lists direction+ for babies, children 01
11 .ages and for grown-ups.
814A FORTH MAIIKET
Good Milling Wheat .............. $2.10
Bran per ton .........................:6.00
Shorts per ton. ..... ....sees, .....,.., dl
Flour............... .....
Hogs to farmers..................19.73
The Champion
Kline Fanning Mill
if you want to get the best Fanning
mill built, buy a 'Kline" the eaeieet to
ttt'n,the fastest t0 clean 75 fo 100buslt-
ets per hour, takes out wild oats no
matter how thick, no other mill can
equal it in grading seed grain. We
have farmers tell no they would not Salvation Army
take One Hundred Dollars for their Capt. Froud and Lieut, Shave
"Kline" mills if they could not get an- Holiness meeting 1 I n, m. Praise
other. Write for pnrtieulare Kline service 3 p m. Gospel eervioe 7 p.m.
Childrens Service—Directory class 10
Mfg, Co Beaton Ont. a.m. Bible classes 4 pen, Week night
Meetings—Wednesday Praer meeting
Dissolution of Partnership 8 p,m,
C H HCH NEWS
11 items under till8 Bend are
ub Ilshod free of charge, ex-
•, t t ha.o regard ing meetings
where nn adn11o81011 fee 10
charged. 'rhe rate for such
buing Iivn cent per mint tine
.SSF;PUPORTH e41UR(i i'iisS
St, James'
St James Clnu ut, Rev. latier 1'
Corcoran, ltov. Fettle i (J; it. North -
graves ,Morning Muss 7 Liu. High
Nlass 10,30 a.m. Sunday school 2 31)
pm. IE'vetlhlgyeepe,'s 7 p,un.
St. Thomas'
ltec.'1'. H. Brown, Rector. Sunday
ser0ooe 11 a.ln, and 7 p.m. Sunday
echos l 2,3(1 p. nn. W0111011'a Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2.30
pm. Children'abranch Saturday 2 p,m,
it teruosai,n services every. 'Thursday,
.0 p,m,
_first Presbyterian
Rev, !n'. H. Larkin„ Pastor, Sunday
eervi0es 11 a,m. and 7 p m, Sunday
school 2,30 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7. 43 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Society•the first Tuesday in each
month at 7.46, Barbara Kirkman Mis-
sion Band 3rd Tuesday: in the month at
7.30 p.m, Sunshine Mission Band
every 2nd Monday at 4.15 p.m,
Highest Prices Paid
for rags,, rubbers, bones,
afetal, horse hair, hides,
skins, all hinds of furs etc.
Also take books
and newspapers
N. Appllezoft
SEA F:}ltT'H JUNK I)U:AL1'1H
!,arose from (;ro,ultnry
Phone 183
,0 Different
Portraits
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Methodist
Rev, G. McKinley, 13. 1) , pastor
—SUNDAY—Chas at 10:00 a.m.
Public service 11 a.m. anti 7 p.m. Sun
day snhool and Bible study class 2.30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m, Prayer
Meeting Thuraita y 8. p,m.
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The Partnership, heretofore exist-
ing between us has this day been dis-
solved by mutual agreement. A)'1
outstanding accounts will be paid to
fru. D, Chapman by whorl all debts
will be settled.
Signed this 1st day of April 1938
Wm, E. Chapman
Jas, Hays
Departmental Exams.
The Deparment examinations for en-
trenoe into Normal Schools and Facu-
lties of Educations will be held from
Jane 74th to 20th; For Model 1Entrauee
and Senior Public Sohool (lraduati on
from June 2480; for Senior High Scho-
ol Entrance from June 14th to Jima
rill); for eluglish•Freaeh Mmiel nEt-
mime, from June 24th; for Middle Sc-
hool Entrance into Normal )'eheels'
.lune 2411.; to duly indl for upper Se
heels, i,utrauoe into Facnitfna of Edo
cation, front June 20t11 to July D.tit; for
Pass 1Vlatrionlaiion from Jnne 2.t11 t
.Idly 5th; for Honor Hchntnrship Mat-
rinnlatiou,from.fnnnn20 to .17117 3111,•
Creation of Provincial
Approved
Committees
The government is dealing eficient•
ly, vigorously and rapidly with the
question of looking after and provid-
ing work for disabled and invalided
Soldiers who are returning from the
front. The government has for a long
time been giving serious study to this
problem, as it has been realized that
Canada must well provide for her her-
oes who have made sacrifices for the
Empire, Canada's pensions are the
largest of any country 4n the world,
but it has been realized that is not
sufficient, Means must be found to
provide employment for disabled and
invalided men and men who are un•
able to resume their old vocations
must be given an opportunity to learn
new means of livelihood. The Milt.
tart' Hospitals' Commission of which
Senator Lougheed is chairman, was
asked to go into the whole question
and devise a solution, A great deal
of though and attention has been
given to the eublect and a coluprehen•
,,
siY� ag1>ome, dexisa 1t--'g^asAc411101i
The Difference between
the ordinary Photograph
and the kind the make is
due to our skill and high
grade erfuipment, Every
sitter is given Individual
attention and treatment and
the results we produce are
photographtic portraits not
merely photographs.
Let us make you the best
portraits s you ever had.
Picture Framing
Now that the house clears
ing has started lookup those
pictures you want framed
and bring then? to us. We
carry a large and well
assorted stock of moulding
and our prices are not high.
Amateurs
We sell Amateur supplies
develop films & finish prints
for amateurs. Bring pour
work to people who make a
business of doing it.
D U BUCJS
prloroGRAvHea
SEAFORTH
END STOMACH TROUBLE,.
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
"Pape's Dtapepsin" makes sick, sour,
gassy stomachs surely feel fine , M
in five minutes.
If what you just ate is soaring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead, or you belch gas and eructate
sour, undigested food, or have a feeling
of dizziness, heartburn, fullness, nausea,
bad taste in mouth and Stomach•head•
ache, you can get relief in five minutea
by neutralizing acidity. Put an end to
such stomach distress now by getting a
large fifty -cent ease of Pape's Dlapepeie
from any drug store. You realize in
five minutes how needless it is to suffer
from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stom-
ach disorder caused by food formentati,n
due to excessive acid in stomach.
The Strand Theatre
Showing the Pick of the Pictures
Complete change of programme three tithes each week
Weed, Thnr. April 3rd �q. 4th
Waker"
The girl with the dimples
in a delightful comedy -drama
Saii nil a Harr /,
ale() 108 Episode el the
Fihtin ) T•rail
The meet marvellous Photoplay Serial. every offered
Cortese ferns,—London Orchestra —to -night— Wed nnsd,ty
Friday and Saturday
The Dainty Little Star
"Mary utiles Mintel"
in
"The Gentle intruder"
also a Comedy ---that is a real laugh producer
Monday and Tuesdnv April 8-0
"Juliette 13ay"
to
"The Rainbow Girls"
Price — Adults --15c
Children -101
-Strand=
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Aethtnla Doesn't o'tr Mr al , 1., " Do
not make the mistake of waiting for
aet11111a to wear nil by itself, While
yeti are waiting the chemise is 811r017
g,t11horing a stringer foothold ehd you
live in danger of stringer and yet
stronger nttnolrs Mr .1 0, Kollog's
Asthma Remedy tnk3n early, will pre-
vent iucipionronnditinn fr•,,,, biome -
bug chronic aid 011030 h, ars of awfn
suffering,
a
]'slim nF Atrnsi it V,tm,+—ParnParnter,•r
Vr-p,'l,i,IH Pills fire the result of 0,11tslu,ly „f the properties of ()erode
roots ,unl be, ba, nett the notion of Midi
a. seriativr=a fund 1a58tivre au tiro
digestive npperahla. '1'lle moor:Pea II,
ei ulpoulde,'a hare gnat W1111 attests the
velne ref the work, These pills In v
been rtengniyerl for ninny years es Un
best cleansers. or the eyst3m that ism
be g,,t 'their o'xcellenee Ives moeg-
nizetl horn the first nn,' they grow
yr r 77 popnler daily •