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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
ICORRESPONDENCE 1
Staffa
Rer, J, 1f, Jouoe spent last week a
his feria at Sombre,
A cumber from the village attended
the #nets! of Pte, Victor Evans at
hayfield,
A 1100 new garage will soon he own.
plate in the village, Mr. Jas. Spectr-
um having the eontraot for the commit
work.
Barber Shop,C'1th Mr. David A, Johnston left suddenly
fur Detroit last Saturday having to at -
4 ROBINSON toad his aunt's femme!.
Itvp I 'rhe many friends of Mize Joan Fos.
Ifor wore glad to see her out Sanday af•
be n very severe illness.
for Sale
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eggs fur batching from mit'I'ou1 lis: Sacramento! Berrien rill be held In
ms's A;tto,e Fdloo
rtehorna.
- the Methodist ebtuch next Sunday at
p'hlnal(iA P1C0R Its l,nl'Ihtl dnlrr tim i
England, ires dans' tiering ro00l,l
138 eggs in year.
gl .€10 per settiee, of 111
Walton
500 ' ell
• a 00 :0(
A Cruller
111 tI0Llte pf11 1'
I 1 o'clock,
A QaarLel'ly 1311;011 meeting will be
held in the Methodist church, Monday
afteruo0'l at 'e o rloek,
Mr, Sidney Hewitt has been lulled
for Military Service,
Miss h, ,lohustun mid daughter, Eva
of Kitoheuer are visiting at the p:trtlon-
Neuf a1 it
Activity RPt3rings General
In Western Canada
Prosperity attracts Mereimats t
Farmers are spying out
the land
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'The s;n:et" wheat producil.n
areas in Ism c. •131.1 t. -day aro
served by Csnadian Yorther•.1
lines. 11)130!'/ i!il•'•ttltt:;� 1.'.13!714:'
or ntelellant lc. ' f; 4' i he lilt:nee .
development .r..l 1,: , .a + rite.
1.1.w Yore ;.,.,1 :1 ,r, 13.•131!
tllruusli _•. e'",: i'i'.?'tl':„ : iillin�';, .'
forest rees,e
HUMS, eddint,rl.�tau.it
to the journey. Connu1'tai,l••
trains leave Ten alto at 1010 p. P:.
Mondays, VLuhu ifay and Fri -
Age.
Mr, F. D. Hutohiusou, who for year')
has oonduotetl a store here has telron a
Position in Mitchell and expects to
move his family there shortly.
Cnpel'rompleman is at home on the
farm this year,
Mr. Wintermute, of St, Thomas, is
at the parsonage,
Mr, sud Mr's, F, A, Humbly attended
attended the funeral of the mother of
the latter, Mre, Cooper, in Seaforth,
Mrs, J Harburut attended the fun-
eral of a relative at Seaforth
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Bayf end
The ice is rapidly iiteappearing from
the lake,
Capt, G. Atkinson of Detroit is
occupying their cottage,
John Pollock hail gone to Manitoba
again to look after nus farm there,
Mr, and Mre. Eagleeol, of Luoknow
are now rendered of town,
The tieher folk aro preparing to trot
their nota;
Harold McLeod, sou of W. J, Mo -
Lima hes an attaok of pleurisy.
miss Jessie, eldest daughter of Mr
A. Foster, was married to Mr, Chaa
Sto1k, the cermony being performed by
Mr, Rev. A. Johnston. Only a few re-
latives were present. They are living
in the village.
Seeding has progressed well and
some are nearly done,
Leadbury Mr. R. Stephenson of Parr Lipo has
had word that his son George has been
, Satire at Bethel church uaxt gun- wounded iti Ftanoe.
day evening at 7 o'clock,
1'1111 Mother s Day program will• b
given &n.0nud01. 41ay rah, An inter-
'terestine time is expected,
Goelezrich
St, Ue, r;;,.', church was packed to
capecity'1'nnday, when an honor roll
mutat-nine 1 le eamr30 wax unveiled by I
til(' rector. Rev. A. L G. Clarke. The
hotter 0011, which was presented to the I
clay=. cameo e at. VI, 11peb I burs!! by the Bible ('laas,was inecribeci
for rail points est.
I by J. Ado; Fowler. and is a very baud -
For Tickets. Fta+ewat------. l:itur- l _rsine .,:m.,., of murk_ Nine of those
C. A. re Abet"harr information. Drug Kist, Sea- yy,,it I
forth, or write R, L.-Irairblirn. tt 1 whose names are on 1t have made tbe'I
C X'. A., fib ltlnx St. E Toronto. Ells I supreme ;acritice. The rector in the I
1 course of his sermon paid high tribute 1
t' _I to the work Canadians have done for 1
FI NAOIAN NORTHER i
1 the Empire and to their unfailing pat.
For Sale riotiem to the motherland.
t'apt. McCartney of 1.ha Steamer
7 Room House. Good cellar. Hard Richardson will get the silk hat, whien
said soft water; good condition and a I is given every year to the captain of
glendid.locality, .Apply at this Office. I the first boat to dock here. The Rich.
0rdaon, with 110,000 bushels of wheat,
and the Valeartier, with 270,000 bushels
FOR STILE 1 of oats, were the first two boats to
arrive Here this year. Both name from
Eight roomed frame house, good Fort William, They encountered con
cellar, hard and eoft water in house, in erse ice on the
through. etipbutAhad no7o
geaforth, , difficulty getting
Tour and one-half acres, with stable i miles of heavy lea was encountered in
Lake Huron, The W, D. Nlatthsws and
and hen house. Fruit trees and all 1 Sarnfan, which wintered here, were
kinds of small fruit. A good chance l wired a change of craws, and left port
fora retired farmer. Apply to W. w '
' this morning for Fort William; instead
Cowan on the premisua. End of Mar•
of going down, The ice blockade in the
kat Street ; River St, Clair was probably the cause
Id the change,
Hensall
eromarty
Thursday May 2
Mise Margaret Wilson, of Woodstock
visited at the home of her brother, Mr.
Geo, Wilson, last week,
Miss Agues Hemittou, of Exeter, le
spending a few weeks at the home of
Mr, anis Mrs. 3(o, 1iamlltoe.
MIs, Johnston, of Wallaoeburg, is
5p011diug a couple of wok at her old
home preparatory to leaving here to
reside permanently with her eon 011(1
wife in Welleoebltl'g, It is w1t11 regoot
that her friet1110 learn of her final de-
ole1011.
Mr, and Mrs, John Norrie and lam•
ily are inuring this week to their
new farts neer Bruoolield, They
have the best 1r1e1108 of the community lu
for their success and enjoyment in their
new hone. a.
Mr. and Mre. W, Marshall and fans-
ily have moved to the " Bare Farm'
recently sold by Mr, Scott Barr, who 1
has moved into town
Mre 0, Spears and Olive Have re-
tnr11ed to the village after spending
the winter with relatives in Brampton,
Mrs, D. McConnell is about again,
after her rooeut tlbnoes,
We learn with 1110aeut'0 that Joseph
McConnell, of Hamilton lute been .pro-
moted to night foreman of the Domin-
ica) Express Co, there,
The,Y,P,C,E, meeting wait well at
tended on 500day evening, Rov, I),
Ritchie gave an address and the or-
chestra assisted with the 1(111sic which
were much enjoyed,
It is much regretted that Harry and
Lisle Norris are leaving this place,
They have so ably helped in the lnusie
since the organization of the Young
People's Orchestra,
The friends of the late Mrs. J,
den extend to all the bereaved relatives
their deepest sympathy in their sorrow,
The funeral Held on Monday, April
22nd of the late Mrs, John Wordeu
was very largely attended by the many
warm friends of the departed one. She
was one of the very beet of women and
will be greatly missed by thoes who
best knew her. Four of the brothers
were able to be present at the funeral,
Mesere, George Barr, of Ottawa, Will
of Toronto, John ofStratford and Soots
(iardelting is the order of the day.
Miss Edna McDonald is rapidly re-
covering in London after en operation
Rev. Dr, Diolten of Chathan will
preach anniversary sermons here on
May 12th.
Mr. Crosby from Huron College
takes the services in St. Paul's church,
Fall wheat is looking good generally
in spite of the frosts. There is also
much spring wheat being sown.
The reviler train service put ou
Monday was welcomed,
Mr, R Cudn1000 is preparing to erect
a new home this summer.
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B,t tl WANTED Rev. G. M. Hulmee preached his fare-
Iday. In the morning he 11e1(1 a recali-
Seed your cream to us and receive i tion settler, when twelve new members
top prices. 'We are running our plant !wire udlxiitte+i to membership, The
the year through and can beadle your setanmeut of the Lord's crupper was
full supply and furnish you with cans. ; also administered. ii Rolmes begins
We pay twice each month and weigh his tuieistry iu Oseingtou Avenue Bap-
sample,end test 00011 0131) of cream care. ! tot Church, 'rarr.nt0 next Sunday.
fully. Our motto is " Honesty to our i The annual silver medal ecnteet con -
Patrons " Petrone are requested to rel duct1d by the Women's Christian Tom•
seen all our Oane whey not in neo. ! permute 0nl0u was held fn the Sunday
Satter an3Suttermilk air,: en hand school room of the North Street 38letho-
n e for at market prices, Y dist (Church. There was a largo at -
The Seaforth Creamery Co. f teude1ace, Rev. Ur,Rutlodgo was chair-
man, There were nitre c0ntesta11ts in
I the elocution contest, the medal henry
iawarded to (Jennies Lymburger.
Meyer) contestants were in the musical
contest the medal going to Mies Jean
well ee1'100ne in the Baptist Church to -
DEATHS.
StANDS--In London, April 20th, Mrs
Jthn Banda, aged 72 years.
DEATHS.
000HRAIiE—in Morrie township, on
.April 24th, 1918, Ellen Sheard, repot
the late Wm, Cochrane, aged 73
year,
J'IffiNKING—Ire Hullet, Tuesday, April
93rd Fanny Love, beloved wife of
Mr. Thomas Hulking, aged s8 year-,
MARRIAGES.
3A1g.ER-OONI4AN--At the manse,
Brussels, on April 24th 1918, by Rev.
H, 3. Mann, B, A, Mr, Albert C,
baker Seaforth, to Miss Janet 3(ioh
of (human, daughter of the late
Alex- and lire, Gorman, Morrie
township.
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Marvell.
Huron Lodge, No. 02, 1,0,0.F., and
visiting brethren to the number of
about loo attended divine service in
Knox Presbyterian Church this morn-
ing, The minister, Rev R. 0. Mel/m-
ond, preached an exoelletltand suitable
aer(non on the " Parable of the Good
Samaritan."
Dublin
DALE—DABK.IRR—At the manse,
M Killop, on the 22nd of April, by
lbev D, Oerawell, Mr, Harold Doug
las Dale, of Hallett, to Mitre Ada
Meryl daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Robert S. klabkirk, Moiiillop.
Edward McGrath of T1lsollburg has
eon visiting at his home hero.
Pte. Jae, Weber is still 111 at Lon
don in the barracks.
Mr, Jae. McArdle, of 81. Marys' and
L. McArdle, of Linwood, have been
vieithig their father, Rev, F, McArdle.
Mre. 0 Rook has gone to Buffalo to
be with her husband who is ill in the
hospital Chore.
Many from here went last week to
Clinton for Medioal examination,
Mr Joe, Carpenter is on the sick
Two farm tractors casco off the trai
at this place lastweok,
The 1ran on the Land
finds mud[ of interest and practical value in the "i'A[t!t
AND SUBURBAN HOME" section a special fearare every
Saturday in
Ra h%
Edited by an experienced and practical agr'icultur'al writer
who knows his business, it is small wonder that this depart-
ment is steadily growing 10 popidarity with our subscribers.
Farmers bent on getting the fullest returns from their
Iaud need hardly be reminded of the immense -value that
discussions on stook and poultry raising, beekeeping,
grain growing and farm improvements have for them. The
fact that so many of them read the Agricnitm'al page of
The Mall and Empire, year in andyear
out
of its that
they are not lacking in a proper ape
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of i1itchell. :FL's, Steiuholl', of Totou
to her only sister being with 1 cr dur-
ing lint short illness, @L'. i ,Lett Barr
of Algona and Frani of Montreal were
unable to be present, The interment
took place in the Stalfu cemetery.
51r, and Mrs, F. L, Hamilton, of
Galt attended the funeral of the into
Mrs. Worden on Monday,
Manley
Seeding operations were greatly
hindered by the severe frosts and wet
weather of last week,
To Mr. and Mrs. P, Eckert on the
2bt1t inst, a son.
The fall wheat is a complete failure
and had to be tesown,
;.l Many from thie vieiuity attended
the funeral of Mrs, Peter O'Sullivan
in St, Colnmban last Tuesday,
McKillop
Court of Revision
H'rhe Amore:lent Roll for the 'L'owu-
ship of MoKillop is how fu the ,Clerk's
office, Lot 24, Con 7 and may bo seen
by ratepayers; and residents of Me-
Killop dining office honrs, Court of Re -4.0.
vision on nes,t Roll at the Commer0ial r
Hotel Seaforth on May slat 1018 at 10
o'clock a, m.
' M, MURDIE, Clerk,
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doe nntyou t at are
full, for ye shall hunger0"
Luke S : 25.
Not spiritually (although even the
penalty of remorse may follow
yc,ur neglect of this national warn-
ing) but ye shall hunger in the
i-•=:-rng physical sense in which
Langer now e, -rips the peoples of
t" e 1,1now "it is fli cult to talk to
t"1e l=ally ala 1 hath no ears," and
f '.'•: ' ' t LIS c-.1=icu1t; to persuade a
r ? ;i•.fl Wh':s has a full dinner be -
him toy a;ay that he may want
fee, f:;ad nest month.
rut you tray as well let this fact
• ilr lt:>nd —the last
people that Canada and theUnited
States will allow to suffer for
want of food are our fighting
men, and if a sufficient exportable
surplus of food cannot be raised
and saved by voluntary efforts, then
ver y drastic rationing measures
will be enforced.
It may astonish you to learn that in
1017 Ontario (lid net grow enough
wheat for its own need. Conse-
quently every Ontario fanner
whose land is suitable, has been
urged to sow 5 acres more spring
wheat this year so that Ontario's
demand for wheat shall not be met
at the expense of that portion of
the Western crop that should more
rightfully be shipped overseas.
For this same reason every house•
holder who has a garden or a piece
of vacant lend is being urged to
grow vegetables, because the more
vegetables that -are grown and
eaten in Ontario, the less wheat and
meat there will be consumed, and
that being so, the Ontario wheat
crop should then be sufficient to
feed our own people, and leave
more Western wheat and other
foods available for export.
If you have not yet decided to
plant a vegetable garden make up
your mind to do so now. You will
not regret it. There is still lots of
time. Potatoes and beans may be
planted up to June 1st and these
are the best substitutes for wheat
and meat.-
1'er good, practical advice upon how to lay out and cultivate a Vegetable
Garden, write for a free copy of the booklet entitled: "A Vegetable Gar-
den for Every Horne." This has been prepared by the Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture for the guidance of citizens who •will respond to
this call for increased production.
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Naomi sleall. Ws. MO.
Organization e Wiliam nt Committee,
Toronto
Dear Sirs :
Please send me a copy of your booklet
Vegetable Garden for Every Hoole."
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