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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-04-25, Page 44 RaFESS1QNAL CARiDS. DR, 11, 1IUt.0 ituaH, J,'Itysiatau and title sen Late of LQadoa #Ospitt1h r ondon, >ruglaud, 8pectal attention to mimeses of P1ye, Ear, Nose, tu1(1 Throat O56ee and res5deacc Nano Oosomes Uanit, Odle Plioue No Residence Phone Nn, 5013 'gar, F, J, II('itldOYfli deafort h Of11oe and e ' centchurch vd4r00Oper for teal, el nitron TelepI00110 �'• lo(' 100. 51001"t' '30 05 tutee, r'ttseietaoe and Hurgeoea traterreb street apposite Motile. ('hnrrh A'atorth, 40'1'f. g1 ,+1010 Y5 t.srla anti Ann {cher, and tuber I tluwr10 070i1ege e1 Phyrileiana and '0ee013 ,. sneer far County oI Hum. 14a1SA1 hover 6gradufteTriiltY Oulvere1tr, gale medal505 Trinity Meeichl College, Member or College f Pya5CIOII0 and Surgeons, Ontari 05hlLKA2Ah, tldteo thle Speelalist in. It r , n and Children'pa diseases and Rheurnlir.. uonh,ea Acute O'd.Chrome dlsupt ere, Gar, hoe, 05001 aid Threat Adenoid re, moved With. 101 theknife. (lornot.t,t tion free: nevatel Tuesiny, -1000. T•• ; ;,,n ;Mrlday 8 a . to a pm .. issued by JOflrt Marriage Licenses an,lnpttrtn yes tarts Insurance AC's gun »natderioe Inaur00ce, LIR or Accident ilyon ate, a postcard will diet our rates. .1. IB. 111Nee' Iil1.HY, General Agent for London Life lnsuraace Co., and lma'rdat Guamaatee and Accident tnaurouce Co, Swaforth, Ont.. fames Watson �n�jesp.�,�+..,..•.w,..ro.,w.�yin��w. t�tS�Il�+wew»!.wppy��l�� tl UU Intl VU UU nCEla3J is ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY the Office t U Froin MAIN ST. - SEAFORTH, ONT• Phone 84 60011100 107 General Fire, Lilo and Aroldent indurative Agent,Main i[ Se and ,a ler Wahine-1.in dewing Wahine -1. THE McKILLOP Mutual Fire Insorauca Co Pasco and isolated Town Property Only insured. OFFICERS J 8e. t,,uu, 1,7, tlodeNs h, President James Evac.' ireehwood Viee-Pre,id:'nl. Ta„nlae I Hays. rise t 8th. 010 hear. Directors, D. F. McGregor, Senfortht John G. Grieve. Winthrop W. Rina, Constance; John 8ennew_ls,' Brodghngen: Robert Ferris, flexiock: Malcom , Mc"eon. Clinton; 0 McCnrteey Seaforth: James Connolly, GOderlch' Ins. Evans. Beechwood. Agents Al*,aI.�tc5o, Iiarioco; E. gfnchk>. Seaforth •! wag= Chesney Eglll mondve•'J. N. `deo EolmestlUle; R. d. Jormouth, Brodhngen' Jane Herr and John Govenlock. Seaforth, auvrore. Parties dedrouo t0 effect Insurance or tuner, other business wilt be promptly attended to t. application to any of the above miters, address to their respective' posto0i5Ces. aUBSCRIPTION Clue dotter perear, atrktly in ud v Rime 01 uvr. paid In advance, ono defer and a luta will be charged, United states pa pore. arty cents extra' Briskly in «d v101 "ed. when sub'rrtbcr chaw+ue 110011' Witte" s notice c�should be loot us Immediately, giving scribal will cd onferta favor ew by nrotifyinguus of any Irregularity of delivery Rending Notices, --No reading aotlee' a,lvernelna any entertainment or mattero0 which mons is to be made by guy Pe or cause will be Inserted In Tau NEWS without charge. The price for the Ineer- tion of business announcements is TEN cents per count line each insertion to parties having no contract for display adrerllaing, and FIVE cents per line each Insertion to those having display contracts, and for church, society and entertainment reeding notices. Cord of Thanks 5 to 0 tines, Se cents. Judicial,. Legal, Official and Govern. meat Notions—Tea cents per line for drat Insertion and live cents per line for each sobseauet insertion. Yearly card.--Prolesainaut Cards not for exceeding S 00 Per year, inch, In ad Cards, Display ndvortising—Rates furnished on application, "Advertisements ordered for Insertion, wUntU forbid," and those rent without written instructions will appear until ritten orders are received for their die. continuance. Letter, to the Editor must be accom- panied bythe writer's own signature, not 00 as guarantee of good hlientlon but or publication, faith. The ever fort acetate oo regoon. de Abilityc commun for the statements made reli- gious such topics wi l not as. ublishe on all eines as will not be , plainly at ed as succh. The advertising, such matter token cents per line, J. F. SNOWDON EDITOR AND PUBLISHER some of the roosters in this part of the, country are dofyiug the Govern• went and are in danger of being in- terned fur rebellion. They insist on using 011 tieing the old time to crow in the morning instead of the new ;toter, that' are worst offenders, Zee "Lfi08 2S otS. serha {'S UNINVITED, --•LIMMTEM •—P ' seam C.CJ510805053tt 1410„ Original and Only Genuine aware of Imitations Sold on the Merits of Minard's Liniment For Sale SCRANTON COAL W. L. KEY, Seaforth. Rhode 1 SO A Business Without a proper systln of adver- ilsin is like a motor without the power. . . . . Seaforth News AD4iERTISi`nErd TSS will supply the required energy phone , 84 eveniBOs527 • uoderioh Board of Trade has taken "the ball by the horns" and increased the fee for luember0hi,l from $1,00 to $25 00 and nut their work in the hands of a New York Company to develop the town. McKillop The rough and cold weather has hin- dered seeding operations. The pails and kettles have been brought home from the sugar woods: The run of sap was fair and sweeter than usual, we frequently hoar people say they male from 20 to 30 gallons of ololaea;s this eeaion. Meet Daniel Begley who weed' is we. are pleased to say recovering. Mr George Senuewies has got home a new automobile, lir, S. 2. 13o11 spent a few rlaye in Toronto recently, Many persona here have been and still are suffering from severe colds, The last oteeting of the .Ladiea' Aid of Bethel was held at the hums of Mre, Forbes, there was a good attendance of members and visltor8. The anxiety and distress fn oonnee• tion ;with war conditions contiuue0, we must await events and hope for the best. Card of Thanks St'e wish to express our sincere thanks to our neighbors and friends for the many expressions of sympathy and deeds of helpful kindness in the short Illness and subsequent death of our daughter, Lizzie, They were real help in our hour of trial and will not be forgotten. Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Bunech FARMERS' Club A meeting of the Seaforth Farruela' Club will be held in the Separate School Hall, Seaforth, on Wednesday evening next May let, The executive of the Aseooistiou are expecting a oar load of salt to attire early in May Any farmers in need of One are spec:. tally requested to be present: Non- members as well as members are cord. ally invited to attend (leo, D. C. Baru, J. H, Scott 1140Eillop Ruiiett President Secretary THE SE Town of Seaforth l eet"ipts and Expenditures for 1917 tteoeipto Bailtlteb sash in bank $ 1034 76 Taxes(1917) 29419 26 Taxes (1917) arrears 1644 61 'taxes 119171 Premiums added 130 24 Taxes (1917) Poll and Dog 138 00 Goverment School Grant 20 37 AI+OR Foes,linea. rents, rte. Lieeneeo Water rata Collegiate lust. lotus paid siuktug Fund & interest 629 30 87 12 1010 04 300 00 3047 94 Dominion pinion Banle Loan $000 00 Street watering, uilfug, owpg. 771 91.) W. 1., 1'1 S. Cool ,sinking fund 446 75 W. L, & S. Com, interest B. 15.15 Eng. & '1', Co. instal Taylor Anderson CV, instal Sinking Fund to pay deb, 10, (Sell 1!;ng &T. 0o, notes pd. Coll, last„ sink f: of int. Huron Co, grant (Red Cross)) Interest, current ace, Tax redemption 12130 00 641 88 1683 00 :1700 1)0 8202 30 133 29 88 lir 7 30 100 04 $04336 9.4 Expenditul'e. Election & municipal govt. Salaries and alloweeoes Printing, etc, Fire Brigade Heat, light, care of belga. Street watering, oil. & sw e g. Pg• Charity & lSd, of Health Patriotic grants Street Meintenaece Slater Maintenance Street lighting G. T. 10. crossing Tax rebates Band Public Library Law costs Red Cross, connty grant County rate War Tax Tax Sale redemptions Bell E &T proceeds of notes Collegiate Inst, Board Loan Miscellaneous Debentures Interest on Debentures Loans lntereet on Current Acot, Sinking Fund & interest Public School Board Coll. Institute Board Separate School Balance Cash in Bank Assets Debentures unsold Sinking fund in mortgage Sinking fund in Debenture Sinking fund accrued int, Sinking fund, war bonds Sinking fund in bank Mortgages to secure R, Bell Engine and Thresher Co. 50000 00 R, Bell, E & T, Loan 1700 00 'Denude Furniture Co. loan 10000 00 Canada Furniture Co, Int, 700 00 Town Property 36000 00 Water Works Property 14000 00 Hydro Electric 30000 00 Uncollected taxes ' 2203 73 Cash in bank 922 84 $281449 88 Bell E. & T, Co., Collateral notes additional security for $60,000 guar. bonds 14247 60 Liabilitit s Bell E, & T, Co. guarantee General Debenture debt Side walk Debenture debt Main St. Debenture debt Goderloh & North Main St, Deb, debt Hydro l:'leetrin Deb, debt Int coupons not presented Accounts estimated 87 91. 1696 25 350 16 12513 10 547 43 950 26 1007 30 951 85 1091 19 2338 88 1741 90 102 20 292 94 IOU 00 592 92 132 65 88 25 2776 00 750 00 100 04 8262 30 300 00 144 74 3781 94 8025 30 8500 00 I12 66 9025 80 5130 58 2732 06 657 50 922 84 $ 64535 94 600 00 2600 00 59700 00 2025 00 12600 00 9698 31 50000 00 75761 92 24900 001 26500 001 18500 09 26000 00 00 73 16000 $220852 65 Carnegie Library Receipts Balance on hand Carnegie Grant (1917) Town Grant (1917) Government Grant, ( 1917; Sale of coal 288 26 618 141 40 Ren. for cards, non reeideut,ete, 46 1 Expenditure Librarian's salary Magasines, papers, etc, Printing Dards, eta, Freight & Express Repairs 1n8uran00 Interest on Town Debenture Poet oflioe box Electric light Fuel M,ee llansous. Balance in Bank 22 00 00 87 46 51 $ 1160 00 216 00 333 70 73 70 3 75 9 15 I100 25 08 3 00 30 44 216 18 43 75 192 28 — $ 1100 00 I EWS Thursday Public Sohool Roueipta Balance on hand from 1910 Municipal Grant 1'eaohere' Grant Kindergarten Crept Kindergarten fees Non-rooident fees 1128 18 6092 03 72 00 40 00 19 60 41 00 6392 81 Expenditure Teachers' salarlea 4214 60 esaistaflte' salaries 104 85 Fuel 248 74 Caretaker 300 00 Repairs 68 20* Printing, Stationary & supplies 127 94 Mieoel1aneoue y2 68 lielance in Bank MMM MIIIMMMIeMM N ■ ■ W THE DOMINION BANK Farmers' Business. 210 at fa Established 1871 Spooled Attention given to the business of Formers and Dealers ha Live Stook. Sale notes collected on favorable ' terms, m u Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received. i Interest paid or added to accounts twice a year. r =dent service assured to depositors. 1177 i M SEAFORTH BRANOH: R. M. 50NE5, Mavlegfta Savings Department tVi 12311 85 atnatienote ennalllfrMXIDlmiaats atiestetr BIIn eeetaAafrson tstf11 eixtup g�,.f0.5ig111 $6309 KI Collegiate Ina titute Receipts Balance from 1016 $ Government grant Huron County grant Seaforth Town pent Cadet grant 8trathoona Trust Fund Strathoona Grant Comity Perth maintenance Tuition fees Examination fees Sole of ooal Short loan from town Ietoreet aoct. Salaries and teachers Salaries, caretaker Salaries, sec. treasurer Repairs Fuel Supplies Repaid short loan to town Conducting examinations 13011 Telephone 00. Electric Light Interest & Sinking Fund Miscellaneous Balance in Bank First lresbytel'lan 3069 30I Iter. F. H. Lnrlffn, Pastor, Sunday :698 00100001000 11 a.m. and 7 p no. Sunday school 2,311 pall. Prayer hosed ug, Thursday, 7.46 p.m, Womuu's Silos - lottery Societysthe first Tuesday in each month at 7.40. Barbera Kirkman 61ie• cion Band 3r0 'Tneodsy' in the month at 7.30 p.m, Sunshine Mission Band every 2nd Monday at 4.15 p,m, 4009 55 2706 91 116,25 62 10 40 69 164 84 1482 80 075 85 4104 30U 00 2u 60 $ 13473 99 7 634 40 425 00 125 00 744 81 81678 221 19 30000 211 79 20 33 10 00 133 29 63 56 2861 64 $ 13473 99 This is to certify that we have ex. amined the books and vouohe;s for the past pear's business, and that in our opinion the attached statements show correctly the receipts and expenditures as made for the town of Seaforth. L. T, DeLacey, A, D, Sutherland,Autlr tore, Seaforth Water, Light and Sewer Commiseioo, Receipts House Lighting 3437 49 Commercial Lighting 2902 34 Power 15125 30 Street Lighting 1869 96 Wiring & supplies 330 02 Expenditure Power Operating maintenance Street light operating Miscellaneous expenses Int. & fixed chargee Grose surplus Lees depreciation charges Net profit Assets Lands & buildings Sub -station equipment Distribution System Line Transformers — Street & Light Equipment Meters Miscellaneous construction equipment Inventory (supplies) Accounts receivable Sinking Fund soot, Balance Cash in Bank Liabilities Debenture Account Siuking fund reserve Depreciation Reserve Surplus Construction Distribution System Line transformers Meters Street Light Equipment $23665 11 x5669 77 1025 86 255 82 965 07 1691 51 519598 O8 4067 Ob 1495. 00 $2642 08 o2o4 53 6031 75 15838 96 6776 76 812 66 4266 23 355 98 $35384 26 2669 76 123 r4 2456 64 1628 47 42762 27 26000 00 2956 64 6800 00 8006 63 42762 27 Acoount .851 77 2688 57 372 31 7 41 3920 06 Liability Insurance held by Hydro 0o, Seaforth for 10000 00 This is to certify that we have ex- amined the books and vonahero for the past year's business, and that in our opinion t e attached statements show cerroatly the reueipte anis the expondi• tures as made for the Water, Light and Sewer Commission for the year ending December 310, 1917. L, 1', DeLacey, A. D. Sutherland, Auditors, March 21st, x918, Methodist Rcv, G. 'McKinley, B, D., pastor —SUVDAY-01ass at 10:00 a,m. Public service 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun• day school and 13ible study class 2,30 Epworth League Tuesday 8.P. t n. Prayer Meeting Thurada y 8. p.m. CHURCH NEWS 101 I 110,os timer 10)0 Rend 80e b 11.1)10,1 fres of charge, ex - 0 t those regarding meetings whore an ndmioalon toe In nllnrged The rate for such bolts; live 80111 pe0 0011111 I011 Sl",T$>rEE RTB Rem ES St. James' St James' Uhnroh, Rev. Father 19 F, Goetz P,;P. Early Mase 0,;0, High Mass 10,30, Sunday School p, m, Vespers mid Benediction of the J.iloss• ed Sacrament 7 p. m St. Thomas,' Her,. T. R. Brown, Rooter. Sunday eor0oes 1I a.m. and 7 p.m, Sunday school '2,30 p. m. Womsu'e Anglican Missionary Asea inti n Tuesday 2.3U p,m. Ohil(lreu'abraueh Saturday 2 p,m, ntereession services every Thursday, . O p,m. April ,Different .Portraits The Difference between the ordinarp Photograph and the kind we make is due to bur skill and high grade equipment 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 you ever had, Picture Framing. Now that the house clean 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 your work to people who make a business of doing it. D l~ DUCTS PHOTOGRAPHER SEAFORTH No child should be allowed to euft'er an hour from worms whenPm r 0 t re- lief 0811 be got in a simple but strong remedy—Mather Gnome' Wortn Ester. minator, V st Issues Depeid te efface of Me �r x;: on Cheer Up and Thank God for the Y.M.C.A. TRY to picture yourself in the muddy cold trenches after exciting days and long nights of mortal danger and in- tense nervous strain. Rushing "whiz -bangs" and scream- ing "coal boxes" are no respecters of persons. You are hit) But despite shock and pain you still can face the long weary trudge back to dressing station. Weary, overwrought and de- pressed, you are prey to wild imaginings of that other coming ordeal with the surgeon. There are other "walling wounded," tool You must wait, wait, wait. And then— Up comes a cheery Y.M.C.A. man, the ever-present "big brother" to the soldier, with words of manly encouragentent. Close be- side the dressing station the good generous folks at home have enabled him to set up a canteen. He hands you biscuits, and chocolate or coffee. 1,1117-13r1i1jillersirm Red Tri e Fund $2,250,00;' ' ay 7, 8, Cknadcr-birde Appeal "In thousands of cases," writes an officer, "it was that first lint cup of coffee that dragged the mall back to life and sanity." The tremendous helpfulness of the Y.M.C.A. a1'; an. ;rid to the "morale," or fighting spirit, of the soldiers is everywhere praised. No wonder the Germans make every effort to smash the Y.M.C.A. huts out of existence The Y,M.C,A. is everywhere. You first met the helpful, manly Y.M.C.A, worker in camp, then on 'train and boat, at camp in langland and in ] rance, close to the firing line, Often he risks his life to reach you in the trenches, Ire has won the warmest praise from military authorities, statesmen—Mie Ding I Have yyou a precious boy at the front/ Yott cannot be "over there' to guide him away from fierce temptation's r camp and city. You cannot comfort him in his supreme hour of trial. Your parcels to him are necessarily few. But the Y.IvE,C.A„ thank Gad, is "over there," going where you cannot go—doing the very things you long to do—doing it for you and for him, Will you help? This vast organization of helpfulness needs at least $2,250,000 from Canada for 1918. ror your boy's sake be GENEROTJStt War Work Summary There are! -90 branches of Canadian Y.M.C.A. in France. -79 branches in England. —Dozens of Y.M.C.A. dug -outs in forward trenches under rue. —Over 120 Military Secretaries overseas. —300,000 letters a day written in Y.M.C.A. overseas buildings. —$133,000 needed for athletic equipment. (Helps morale of soldiers.) -Y.M.C.A. saved hundreds of lives at Vimy Ridge bycaring for walking wounded. -Over 100 pianos in England and Prance, also 300 gramo- phones and 27 moving picture machines, —Y. M, C, A. helps boys in hospitals, —More than 60,000 cups of hot tea and coffee distributed daily in Prance --free. Estimated cost for 8 months, $48,000. —150,000 magazines distributed free every month. (Estimated cost 316,000.) ---3125,000 used in 1917 to build huts in Prance. —Concerts, sing -songs, good- night services and personal interviews energetically con- ducted. Concerts, lectures, etc., cost $5,000 a month. —Thousands of soldiers decide for the better life, —Y.M.C.A. sells many needful things to soldiers for their convenience. Profits, if any, all spent for benefit of soldiers. —Service to boys in Camp hospitals. —Red Triangle Clubs for soldiers in Termite, St. John and Montreal. Centresin Paris and Loudon for Hien on leave. —Out of Red 'Triangle fund, 575,000 to be contributed to the War Work of theY,\V.C,A. Boys i Here's your chunee to do a fine stroke in the big wart IIelp the Y.M.C,A. to help your bid bro- thers overseers by joining in the "Earn and Give • Campatnia Six thousand Canadian older boys are invited to earn and give at least Ten Dollars (310) to the Red Triangle Fund. That means $60,000 in all I Splendid! Five thousand dollars will be used for boys' work in India and China; another 30,000 for the National Boys' Work of Canada, and 550,000 to help big brothers in Khaki. Ask your local Y.M.C,A, representative for in- formatics and pledge card. When you have subscribed one or more units of Ten Dollars, you will receive a bemrtifully en- graved certificate, National Council, Young Men's ClIria tell Association Campaign Directors 1F or Red Triangle Fund t Ontario : Dr. John Brown, Jr,, 120 Bay St., Toronto Quebec : l'. 5, Dobson, Y.M.C.A., Sherbrooke