The Seaforth News, 1918-04-11, Page 8THE SEAPORTtt NEWS
Thursday April 1
Velvet Cut
Adds much to the Appearance
et a man. Nave pour hair cut at
Me Sanitarp Shop.
We try to please you.
Commercial Barber Shop,C4th
W. ROBINSON
Plop
Tipprentisi• Wanted
`Wanted, tt hoy about 111 to learn
barbering. Exci pr'ionulfy goal trade
Wages from the start.
W. ht,llineon,
Commercial Barber Shot.
For Sale
f;gi t r hats hii g firm flu
area 1 t j,;i9li White L t;!n•ir.• _ }tiro EI Reid ei1t•.nitebni, soca and
-' ),ailed tin,ct .., n d.t,il,u.t• Alpe, Miunno are visiting at thi
e ha•ri' g armor.' .rf i thin.- ,it ;Gait's 0.il.ieth, they iueend .
i to reside in Jntaiiu ingenue of the town,
lin our neighborhood. They formerly
, trim on a farm Stanley.
I
;4m t'Ilcspluar, has sold his farm to Mr.
A. ('.elder I .Norris of Failte smith. Mr Chapman
Opposite public adroit I intends living Iii Seaforth.
Si, faith
Word was received here hist week of
the death of Lieut. Henderson Forest
uf spinal mruingitns, in a hospital.
He has been settle time with the artillery
He taught school prevtuus to enlisting
%luta sympathy is fait for the bereaved
introits Mr sad Mrs Forrest at:d s'ster
eoastanco
and .mfr, Fear er. eolrtraoted the dread
disease while poising through Kingston
,there ill erre epidemto and where sad.
sights met the eyes of the ;revellers
and within tot daps from the Lima of
arrival in Brampton, he waw buried
't'bie left his son is arranger in a
strange laird, He engaged with a farm
er in Clung ohoueey townahtp for
year ata wage of 25 pounds. The
following year he came up to Huron
County and took tip a farm on the gth
con, of L allot, In 1864 he traded the
farm on the 8th for the one he lately
occupied on the gravel road and there
he resided ever ince, The funeral
tank place on Wednesday afternoon
end interment was made at (lintel.
cemetery
The collection et the iced Cross Bolsi)
on Friday evening last amounted'to$26..
Miss Flereeee Taylor of Toronto spent
the holidays with Mr and Mra H Taylor
The Miseea Mary and Martha Cook
of Goderieh'Pownahipspent the holidays
with their sister Mre Joe Riley,
Mra 0 McGregor Mre 11 13ritto1.1 and
sister, MtasEdna Low -41;01.1 Sunday iset
week, as the garret of the hatters parents
Mr and Mrs Love of Waltnu.
Mra B McLean of Buffalo
and :or Fred Milson, and sou of Forget
11an. ;vire ;mile alumni on account of
lier.,titical Condition.
, tr a.a.' tic: Id
Aselrew d'.,: -i! U,..a '••'':•;I, if :it•rc.s el
irU .!} f5 i- ,t %�' Ctle ter..- !Wait
ILi 1, .lt t 1 laurel hood,
,i ho 1.;.10 ate fare all beet'
;r•t ,, :•: t; a+•i:;h:.ohoocl nitit�iut;
', , t ;.tin tvrih-u;ualong t1:V1111t1s
k;ngfa11it1 +t,
78 eggs ifi ye ei
er ee peesettit a r,i so
S ale " 60
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CORRESPONDENCE 1
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Staffa
Mre Kennedy of Clinton is visiting
old friends here
Major MaKeezie of Toronto has been
visiting frieue here,
The Patriotic Concert given by the
Womeu,e Institute was very auceeaful
and about 58o was realised The dancing
of; Mr. Cardno of Seaforth was much
enjoyed. Pte. 9tellaugd also gives au
account of his life at the front.
Airs Price of .Aylmer ie vieittug her
parents Mr and Mrs Wm, Hutekieon.
Mies Rata Kerslake eoratched her
knee on barbed wire and has eufferiug
loom blood poisoning.
Mr Albert Norris had his foot crushed
liy a log rolliug on it
- - hire A Norris was nearly being the
subject of a bad acoidentlehen herekirt
caught in the rod driving the chopper
She eeauped by the preeiioa of mind of
Nome meu,who was in cherg., of it,shut-
ting off the power.
Mr H Norris has Bold his fate to a
wan from Exeter,
Au important change fu business has
taken pima, here. Mr F 1) liutehlaun
has disposed of his general merchaudtoe
stuck to Mr It. A a'uldor, the latter tak-
ing poaseroluu aimoat immediately 141t
Hutcheson has !mini in the busluuea tor
twenty pare and is retiring.
Y) ill$ i in
Pte P, Nevin returned to Loudon on
Monday after a visit wtth his brother
/tr Wm, Nevin, here.
Mr prank McConnell went to Toros•
to on Monday,
Mre James Shea hae returned from
Toronto.
Miss K. Carpenter called on Seaforth
;friends last week,
Mr J. Looby of Toronto epent a few
days here.
Mrs Wellman of Bay City, attended
the funeral of her fattier, Michael Grib.
bola,
The death of an old and respected
resident occurred here in the person
of Michael Gribbous, tact week at the
lege of Se years. Deceased had been
in poor beefy!) for a year, sufferung from
a stroke of paralysis. His funeral
Mase took plana on Friday morning to
St Oolntehan chinch, from where hie
rentable were lard to rest iu St Uolum
ban cemotory
,
erouaaarty
Mr Will Morris and family are
moving to the west,
Mrs Margaret Stewart of the lath,
conceeeiorl of Hibbert, passed away at
the age of 77 years on Good Friday
She was bora in Ireland and cams to
Canada when eeeerteen years of age
and was a resident of Logan for many
year Sho was the last of a family of three
brothers and three sisters. Their father
led tie first Orange Walk in the County
of Armagh where the present lest of
trouble iewith the Sim Poitiers
Fifty years ago ebe married Arthur
Stewart who predeceased her ten years
ago. She leaves two sons and five
daughters to mourn her loss. They are
Alex., in lilbbert and Geo. of Spring
field Mre T ;t right of Hamilton. Mrs
Gerrie, Mrs Gregg of Moose Jaw; Mre
JWright of Hibbert amd Mrs Pilgrim
of Ulogary. interment took place iu
Wuodiand Cemetery Mitchell.
.SFr. and Mrs Jbill son and family of
Brantford, are speeding Easter with
Mr. and Mrs. Walker
Miss Mary McKellar is holidaying
with her emit' 1[1 Galt,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Scott spent the
week end with relatives in Seafotth.
Miss May Hoggarth has returned
atter spendtug the past week in London
and r.xeter•
Mr John Laing spent a few days
with his friends here during the week.
Mr, and Mrs McPherson have mov-
ed tutu their new home which they re -
meetly purchased from Mr William
Norse.
Much regret is felt in the community
that two other familiee of our congreg-
ation, Mr John and Mr Hugh Nutria,
have sold their farms and intend meti-
ng away quite soon
Miller a Worm Powders mot mildly
And without injury to the child, anti
there eau be uo doubt of their deadly
ttiit tett t• r. 'll;ry hew, bee
in sueoessfnl 0140 for a long tune and are
recogntut(1 its a bottling preparation to
file }intense, '19iey have proved their
power iu numberless easel and have
given Toilet to thoheauris of children eh
but for the goad offices of this saperi,.
ooinpound would have continued weak
end feebler
Hullet
Mensal!
Tfir twidin of .1nly eidebration to
nr held herr. this year and preparation,
are beim! made 0. m die a v icrieaa of it.
Ihr fartnrla are hegi11nin,; to wort
the lata aril it is lioi,t'ti the ee:taun
11 1,' 'arh,r than last
.Ila A. !loll o, t.f 11 retool( has limed,
ed weld th it her nephew, 1`.4ri1 stew
i t, a stud• n,t at h iversi t y. who
enlisted !.este lithe :Igo 1)041 he0)1 severe
ly wounded ,n France, whale flying hnr
uverthr+ int trey linea,
Mr, Stewart McQueen met with an
unfortunate i,rcldrut recently when a
horse stepped on hie foot crushing see.
rral bones. His foot had to be put in
,y plaster of parte cast which will Lay
friar up for some time
Mr. George Douglas and family of
Zurich have moved to Heneall and
occupies the home of Mr. 1'. Beau
lately known as the Hogan property.
Mr. Thomas Simpson who has bean
very ill is going about again,
Mr. H McDonald spent a few days
in Toronto last week, attending to a
shipment of live stook.
Mr. John M °Donnell tine returned
a trip to New York where he was visit-
ing friends.
Mr. James Robertson of Tnckersmith
has disposed uf his farm to Mr J.
Greene of this vioinity
Mrs A Towttehentl was in Goderich
vleitiug her sister, Id re Porter, who i
111. The Towueheuds are moving to their
now home on the 16tu 0011oee51mi uta
Goderich Township. They will be miss
rd fn thio neighborhood by a host of
Irlentla,
Misses Eliza and Maggie Johnston
G0mlttellcetl their term lit the School
of Commerce.
Mr John Quigly has moved to the
Lunt lie purchased of the Londo11 Road
Au old resident of this township pass
ed awry oil Monday April tat to the
l•nraon of '1'hnn:as Fear aged 95 yoare
;•r. Feer was a batty° of Devonshire
km1lan11, and urine to tate country
with hie father in 18e40, That WHO the
ear that obolera was so bad in Canada
The Winthropfled X
What promises to be one of the best
entertainments ever given in ealder's ,Hall
will be held on Friday evening April the
twefih under the auspices of the Winthrop
Literary Society. The play to be present
ed entitled. "The Ladies' Aid of Mohawk
crossing" was a popular one in a number
of the city theatres and much commented
on by the city papers. There is a cast of
2t3 players and the c COSitinttnies alone are
.worth the admission tee. The Ladies off
Moll illop should be commended for their
efforts in preparing for this entertainment
especially •alt this season when other duties
take up their time, and they should be ren
warded by a full house .and a liberal offer.
ing. Every cent of the proceeds will be
donated to the lied .gross,
Manley
Air and Mrs Jon Rodhe and Mr and
M i s J oho Flynn were - visitors in our
burg lust Sunday.
41ra Archie McKay and her sou, Ker
mit, left here for their home in Van-
couver I3 0 after a long sojourn ivilh
friends here.
/.The sugar making 6easuli is drawing
to a close and the production was of
gotd quality but not plentiful
Mr Henry Miller ha getting out inat
erial for the erection of a new drive
shed.
Seeding operntions have begun, Th
winter wheat is nearly killed out with
evert. winter we had.
�e Pans, Priest
at St.: Jame Church.
Rev. Father Goetz took charge of
the services its St .lames Church on
Sunday He is a young energetic mart
and an a able speaker and those who
had the privilege of hearing him on
Sunday predict a bright future for 8t,
.lames Pe Hell under hie cninisl"atione.
Before being appointed to Seaforth by
Bishop Fallon he was at Tilsouburg.
Mr Jos. H Brown of the 8th ween.
Hullett has Bold his 1(10 acre farm to
Mr Glazier of the slime township, and
be has purchased a farm near Londee-
boro.
A Fori .Car Takes the Place
of all Th. z se Thi
WHEN you' own a Ford you can do away with many articles
that are a source of continuous expense to the man who still
drives a horse. For instance, not only your driving -horse
and buggy, but the single harness, blankets, whips, currycombs,
brushes, horse -shoes, pitch -forks, feed -bins, etc,
In their place you have a speedy, dependable, dignified, roomy
Ford Car—complete in itself. It is vastly superior to the narrow,
cramped buggy that travels so slowly. And when a Ford is standing
idle it does not eat three meals a day, and it requires no "looking
after."
A Ford will save you time trouble; and money. It is the utility
•car for the busy farmer and time,
family.
r
J. Fe Daly
CookBrose
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Runabout - $575
Touring - - $595
Coupe - - $770
Sedan - - $970
Chassis - $535
One-tonTruck $750
r. O. B. FORD, ONT.
Dealer -- Sea -forth.
Dealers Hens all
Plow Shoes
We've spe:.did Plow Shoes in sew
era good styles. all ready for.
Spring plowing.
The Best That's Made
The leathers are heavy eaif—
ehromekip and Elk Skin.
Uppers and Soles viseolized or
Waterproof, • , These Shi es
were built for busili.:ss aired whey
will do they duty fi(BiDly.
We fully guarantee every papa' of
Plow :Shoes we selli to give the best
oe' satisf•Jactioiri,
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Phone: K r • Seaforth
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usual Greyhound excursion from De
troit to Goolorich this year as usual
Leaving Detroit on Monday, June 10111
at 8 30 Eastern tiros, the Greyhound
will arrive in Goderich at 5 in the after
noon. The moonlight exoureiou under
the auspices of the Goderich band will
be run at eight o'clock the same even.
itrg The boat leaves Goderich for
Detroit on 'l'ueeday, June lite at 9.30
stens at t'or't 13urol and arrives at 1)e•
troit at five o'olook, lteturuing the
boat will leave Detroit at one o'clock
in the afternoon of Juno 13tH, arriviug
at Guderiull at g So p. In, This wilt
give 1110 people of this vioinity a splen
did opportunity of a pleasant trip tto-
ruse tee beautiful Huron and down the
St Olair end a num little vi_it in "De.
troll Lila Cy uumfb,'1 'Jan adieus going
to Detroit fur a temporary stay are not
required to pay a head tax or snake
(lu path immigration otlioera will be
oil b0.lrtl the 81430.1118r for the purpose 0
pausing ail a*otu•ciettlste,
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Jens,+, t 1711110 were Six tiros 11)0 hue
was 12048; i lannino° loss $1,006 and
load 1101 ooverod by insurance $1,550
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