The Seaforth News, 1918-06-13, Page 4E L
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dember of Ontario College of Physicians and
m'geons, Coroner for Count1 of Hura1,
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pl College of Pystclnns and 801r00010, nillarl.'.
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Women's end Ccudiseases end ;homiletic lra , Acute 0.1 th o (Usual
re, Ear, EybNeoc and Throat Adenoid re•
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Issued by JOHN
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Insurance
Ara Pon onetdeting Insurance, Life or Accident?
Ilyoa are, a postcard will get our rates.
a, A. f xrJeHf,16Y,
General Agent for London Life Insurance Co..
td Imperial Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co,
Seaforth, Ont.
tames Watson
enoral Fire, Life and Accident Lwnrance
Agent, and dealer In dewing Machines.
Main Street, Seal„rtb,
TI -IE NIcKILLOP
Iu nal Fire IISaraOCB CO,
Poral and Isolated Town
Property Only Insured.
OFFICERS
s, c'or.uoliy, 0,Jcnrh President, Janie.
ons, lteechwaod, Vice )resident. Tamils';
ye, Seaforth Sao, Treas.
Director*
F, McGregor. Seaforth) John G. Grieve,
!Moo W. Rina, Constance; John Beaaewels,
chosen• ' Robert Ferris, tiarlockl :Malcom
'eon.
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rm Chesney, EgmondvBie; J. W. Yeo
tesyllle; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodhogen; Jame
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SONS OF SOIL
Irk H 1',.'i Dear 1\ "eATI.' HDAY :;i3IH1
And it came to pas, that the Suns o
Soil best the pace where the Kin
was, seeking not to go to war as th
dwellers hi cities had done,
And Ottawa, that great city, wa
too shall for them, inasmuch the
were five thousand, and they bad u
place to lay their heads.
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And the people of the city mocked
theta, saying; "Look at what ye have
i helped to do. This is a bone-dry town
1 and the taverns are closed. Account
Iyourselves happy that it raineth not
;and the weather is fine for sleeping
;out, But beware how you snore lest
watchman throw you into prison for
distubing the peace."
And the Sona of Soil sought to etr-
oamvent sleep by going to Hull, which
Os across the river, where the oil of
Beware !gladness still tloweth.
of But they found Hull dry also, save
Imitations I For the thin comfort of two t
per cent,
Sold !beer and sareparilla pop, and they
on the i were sore at heart and they murmured
'Merits saying:" Next time we will carry some•
of :thing on the hip."
Minard's ' And there was no balm for the Sone
Liniment. or Soil on this eide of the river or on
that, and they wondered aeout in the
wilderness all night.
But some made hold to enter the
Chateau Laurier and gawp at its
eplendor, crossing themselves at marble
or Sale ;shrine' of the OI,i Dian and bending
�the Immo and exclaiming: -He would
wever have dere this to the Hick
riN 9 SDN COAL I 1 u•o..,
. Seaforth.
Phone I30
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And verily it wee a cafe het ivaamucl,
AR those who 9)3,111300 not lay halide 01 3
lJ't«bac would not lay hands nit the
Sons of the r,,;1 wherever they might
be,
And some bust cd for a short while
it, Peacock Alley hot were slaved on by
the House flecteetive, who said; "Now
1 know why the Hired men does not
wash his feet 1 t beoautac the boss
j doesn't " At:fl it wail a true word.
And some Bogard iu the lobby, but',
!Kelly, the Master of the Fire Chariots
�eaid;"Yemaynot smoke rope here
, Twenty five cent cigars or the open air
And he shot them through the re-
volving dour where many were caught
and may be be soon to this day whirl-
ing to this day like planate in space,
I And others there who alike(' what
might be the toll for a night's lodging,
1 And Morisstte, the Keeper of the
Bonk said "A bushel and a half of
wheat for a eiugl. bed and another
bushel for breakfast," and they said,
"Nay, nay" and straightway deper1e0
And the 0 Song S
fG he
Sell arm r
ase Dari
Y
in :tile morhing for thein Bleep wag one
gigot and there was nothing oleo to do,
And they Mable a pingr.ilnag4 to Pert -
lament Bill, long before the first robin
was aht'oad, and they gazed on the
eoppot roof and they said; "This ie
whore our money goee. Wlro waateth
this Motel whioll might he coin of the
realm 8
Anil they bowed low before the stat-
ue of Sir Alex Mackenzie and they *all.
ed hint the friend of the acid prayed
hits to leave itis grave and take oharge
of the taxes. But they prayed in vain
inaennish as thrift and Sir Thomas
White are blesaingo enough.
10 Baldwiu and Lafontaine they
prayed also, but more to Lafontaine,
whore name (larded oamfort, than to
Baldwin who !night take the Ontario
point of view,
And he who was leader of the pil-
grims wept at George Brown's bronze
feet and cried aloud : "C) thou--." but
he got no farther, remembering that
George was himself a Unionist once
though not for long.
And the images of the other great
111011 on Parliament Lill, the image of
Cartier, the image of Sir John, and; the
other images, oubits high and tons
heavy, they drenched with their t ors.
But they had little faith, suepeotiig
that the dead men Might favor stern
measures,
And after their invocations had seas.
ed they girded up their loins for a one-
armed touch, which is to us what the
Feaot of the Feaot of the Passover 1888
to Moses-aomothiug to be got through
in a hurry and at little cost.
Anti it cams to pass that the Big
Push wag cm pie, and when the Sous of
the Soil heard that pie was ten cents a
chit and hollow chested at that, many
chewed their nails inasmuch as it WW1
cheaper,
But 80111e ate and they marvelled
that the custard pie should get along
without custard. ' And one; bolder
than the 'rent, asked " What have ye
dune with the egg?"
To him the Brigadier of the Viands
answered and said : Nay, rather what
have ye done with the eggs, extortion-
ers that ye are ! Woe to you that
hoard potatoes until they are eix doll-
ars a bag! Woe to yott that feed
wheat to the pigs! Woe to you that
take white )lour out of our bread and
give us bran ! "
And he woed for some time longer
but the Song of the Soil said• The
young man in the white coat bath a
devil. Knoweth he not that the more
the people of the cities pay for food
the less they eat and the sooner we
win the war."
But they were sad, notwithstanding,
that they had left the fat of the land
at home on the farm, and they conspir-
ed next time to bring three square
meals with them and make the town
folks jealous,
And to this they all said, " Yea I
Yea!" inasmuch as there was plenty
of room w their shiny b ack leather
valiee8, and it would not disturb the
high oost of living.
And the morning and the afternoon
were the second day, and the Sons of
the Sons of the Soil met together in a
painted chamber to chide King Borden
for that he did not let them stay at
home to charge ninety cent8 a pound
fur turkey at Christmas,
And while they waited, the Sons of
the Soil cried aloud, saying; " Let us
?tear Rowell, seeing that Murphy is not
lure," Bet they did not hear Rowell,
Mee it was King Borden's job to speak,
tad itis 1410118,
And they cried aloud for Flavelle
with a mind to fry hint a apace in his
wn lard, But F'lavelle moue not, be-
g busy to prayer in another place,
Then arnee from among the Sens of
he Soil the one most learned, mitt lie
cad a scroll, And the smell said that
was good to light but better to farm
id that it was against the law and
le prophets for Icing Borden to face
th ways inside six months. And he
ado along speech to the end that
ing Bordet) had broken faith now that
e oloetion was ovorpaseed.
But King Burden answered that he
tied always ono way, and that way
lereuoever tie danger threatened.
d he said it with hie chit, out and
jaw set, and the Sous of the Soil
knew that their plea was naught.
And Duo Sun of the Soil with a con-
k' colli' with four buttonholes took
11 three notches, for he know that he
his tribe had got it in the neck.
tot presently murmurs arose aei
rain of the Sons of the Soil, softer
nowt, and leveller of bead than the
ere, said : '4 Who are we to lag be -
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So the Sone of the Soil slept In parks "f 1
and the open spaces, bet they had ease,
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nasmu t
oh the nth
played e
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1 y with
their
moustaches and the birds wore care -
leas .
And tine then of the city, returning
late, hoard strange nolaes in the
parks, and mistook for shrubbery th
find when allure going? Lo and be-
held, there is no standing at 0380 with
any farmer I over worked for. '
And he went straightway and enlist-
ed, But Ino was only one in five thous-
and.
Ande 0
stn oft
the Sone a ofthe ti•1'
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Soil a
en d
N to and beat their breasts, hot ihey
Were not many, But the nittititnafo were
00re at heart, inaenlnollBO KMg Borden
had told thew that they must fight ev-
en as the dwellers i') the 01Giee
And he lett theta, five tiloutiand more
or lees strong, to the Hall of Council
where King Burden foregathered with
his wise Hien.
But ut tit tt1 wan 1.aither byword Alps•
Ilis81119, ineem11cll lie the Sees of the
W1110 nut permitted to outer
Anti when :hey yammered et the g'lto
the 0entii Ion said "tiokete." But
there we4e no tickets.
So the Saes of the. *;nit rcnl'ieed
outside,
PTURE
APPLIANCE
SPECIALIST HERE
New Invention Retain. Rupture
Without Knife, Danger or Pain.
Old-158hionedalling, slipping trusses and
foreign mall Orde'methods ere done away with
b the wolder(u lnvontion of a Canadian
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s udy. '1hemorveleus new Lion "p RATRU5'�
gives instant retention rest and security where
others have failed. It: prevents all Irrttatlon,
restores every part to its natural position as
80011 as It 1s used, and Old style t 310808 are
thrown away. 'Egan's "Cgt'atrfls" is Intended
to assist nature to close the opening In the short-
est time known withoutan operation and at
small cost. Testimonials from men, Women aria
parents,
nce Or logNothing e DM 8i118(() natural retenti e
method. It oastses nothing to investigate.
Delays maybe gen Brous. Now is the time to
make your el l ejh,yolloal y flt for your dally work,
Tear off coupe now. 'Made in Canada,"
J. Y. ROAN, SPECIALIST, N LL VISIT the town()
below. Free demonotratjon aid examina-
tion of samep es, Ask at otel office !twiny
room. Note dates.
1litehell, Collison hotel, June 18,
Seaforth, Queen's 110001, Wednes-
day (all day till 9 p, ;111,) 1 day
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Winth"op Iresbyterian
Sunday service 2,30 pt's. Sunday
Sohool I 15p m Prayer mooting
Tuesday 8 p. 111. L 0 l., at Wed.
Gonstanee Methodist
8188, W, Kahle, pastor, Sunday
service 2,30 p.m, Young People's Lea-
gae2,30 p,tSu,tday 0' omen's AuxiI
ary first Tuesday of every month a
30 p.m. L'i,lies' Aid last Thursday
of each month 2.31) p,10 •
First Presbyterian
Rev. F', I3, Larkin., Pastor. Sunday
services 11 eat, and 7 p in, Sunday
eohool 2.30 p,m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7.45 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Sooietyatlie first Tuesday in oaoh
month at 3 p m, Barbara Kirkman Mie.
Mon Band 3rd Tuesdayin the month at
7.30 p.m, Sun811(1le Mission Band
every 2nd Monday at 4.155 pal.
PeleftlilopP- resbyterian
Rey. D Carswell pastor Sunday
services Duffs' churoit 11 a In Sunday
school 10 a in frays• sleeting Wed-
ieeday 8 pan. women's Missionary
Society last Friday in each month at
2 o'clock.
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CHURCH NEWS
Henn u'4'lor this Hs ad ars'
pbl*hod trop of aharge, ex -
opt t.1 10O0 regardhlMgm001I11gs
where au admission fee 1a
harged, The rate for such
being five rout nor Ochi )!Ins
S}Y;1U1F(3RTH CGNUR(HB'S
St. James'
St, James' Uhuroll, Rev, Father E
F, Ploetz P,IP, Early Masa 9,,10, Hfglt
Mass 10,30, Sunday School p, m,
Vespers and Benediction of the Bless•
ed Saorament,7 p. m
• St. Thomas'
Rev. T. 13, Brown, Rentor, Sunday
eer0oos 11 a,m, and i p,m. Sunday
eclnoo 1 2.30 p, m, Women's Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2.311
p,m. Ohildreu'ebrancll Saturday 2 p,m.
nterceasion oerviees every Thurgtlay',
, O p.m.
ltfethodist
Rev, G, McKinley, '13. D., pastor
-SLINDA Y -_..(?lase at 1(1:00 a.m.
Public seryiee 11 a.m. and 7 pan. Sun
day school and Bible study oleos 2,30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m, Prayer
Meeting Thursda y 8. p,m.
"For Otte Blootl i Oke i0i'a "
WIIE YOU ARE
SUFFERING
Immo. boom
gulch aP 40.5.008 ao're*ti•lap Ilouryy, Dad
aaae, AhaeQ.P01., ulcer*, Glandular
aweUlne:P,
nano, Pimpluo, Bore. of any
kind, elloo4919od Polaan,nheumatl8m,
00400 etc,, don't waste your time and money
on lotionss and ointments which canner get
below the surface of the skin, What you want
oft the poisonous that w11111011 alone Is the blood tetttte
cause of all your serrating. Clarks's 31004
Mixture igjustsitcllamedicine. it to composed
of ingredients which quickly expel from the
blood all impurities, front whatever cause
arlslu0 and by rendering It clean and pure,
otut be relied on to effect a lasting 000
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Jruticifrurtrmnihht
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SKIN & BLOOD DISEASES,
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Salvation iirmy
Untie,'. Sit 098 rindIAnvoy Wood
Holiness meeting 11 a.m. Praise
eervioe 3 p.m. Gospel service 7 p'm.
Childress Service -Directory olass 10
a.m. Bible classes 4 p rn, Week night
Meetings-ll'edneeda7 freer meeting
8 pai3
Rgmondviile, Presbyterian
Rev. .1 Argo, pastor. Sunday sore
vices 11 a.ln. and 7' p in, Bible class
3 pan, Prayer meeting Wednesday
Sp, m, Y.P M.$ Union 3rd Friday
in the month p tu. 1Vtnnen's Mission-
ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the month
at 2.30 p,m Lidice' Aid moo a im-
mediately after.
CANADA
DOC4Jt'Ii NTS TO
ICE
E CARRIED
by every male person who is not on active service in any of His Majesty's Naval or Military
Forces, or in the Naval or Military Forces of any of His Majesty's Allies, and who apparently
may be, or is reasonably suspected to be, within the description of Cass One under the
Military Service Act, 1917, who for any reason may have claimed that he is not within- Mays
One under the Act.
NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions of an Order in Coun
(P.C. 1013), of the 20th April, 1918, upon and after theist day of Jur
1918, every male person who is not on active service in any of His Majeet
Naval or Military Forces, or in the Naval or Military Porous of His Majesty's
Allies, acid who apparently may be, or is reasonably suspected to be, within
-tire description of Class One under the Military Service Art, 1017, by whom
or on whose behalf, it is at any time affirmed, claimed or alleged that he is not,
whether by reason of age, status, nationality, exception, or otherwise, within
Class One under the Military Survive Art, 1017, as defined for the time bring
or that, although within the said Class he is exempted from or not liable to
military service; shall have with him upon his person at all times or in or
upon any building or premises where he at any time is,
nil member of any other society or body, a certificate of the fact signed by act
u; office -holder competent so to certify under the regulations of the church, order
y"8 or denomination, society or body, to whirls ho belongs; or
AGE
EXEMPTION
If it be clainned that he is exempt' l from c1 r..,1 1!ahl,' (n military sl'rvice
by reason of any exemption grantr,t or ctainn'd or application pendutg un,I,•r the
231il(ary Service Ay!, 19)7, or the regulations thereunder, his exetnplinn
Ipapers, Y 1
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cr Registrar
t tfiea
fu
of tit• 'heoo or Deputy Registrar of the district
In which he belongs evidencing' the foot or
°TRE() CLASS
If it be claimed that he is not within the class by reason of age, tin official If it he chtiined that he isnot within the Clam,
certffirato of the date of hie bh•th, or a cortifi7nta of bis age signed by ties, liable t r excepted 11)41150 any 01/01. g/' ,;nal a c. '; Hien or that t he is exempted, 1411 not
reputablo OitUZrnO residing in the re,mnlunity in which he lives and having l''',,idi11g in the conunonif7 whirr h„ liv. Singlr of ,,ige 01 011,1 fe cilizeny
knowledge of the fact; or ; which tin.' claim fs founded and r 'et flying r 1l,re t,n Itnuivh'd r .
1,e of tlni font upon
MARRIAGE '
If it be claimed that he is not within the Class by reason of marriage, it
certificate, either official or signed by 1 W reputable 0i4e518 residing in the
community in which he lives and laving knowledge of the facto, certifying to
his marriage and that his wife is living; or
NATIoNALITY
Hit be claimed that he is not within the Claes by reason of his nationality,
a certificate of his nationality signed by a Consul or Vice -Consul of the foreign
State or Country to which he claims his allegiance is due; ora passport issued
by the Government of that Country establishing his nationality; or
ACTIVE SERVICE
If it be claimed that heels excepted as a menthes of any of Itis 'Majesty's
farces or as having since rima 41,11 August, 1914, served hi the 'Military or
Naval Forces of Groat Britain or her Allies in any theu;tre of actual war and hue 1
been honourably discharged therefrom, official dooumelit0 or an official ccrtifi-,
"ate evidencing the fact; or
CLERGY
If ft be claimed f11at ho is excepted as a member of the clergy, or of any
recognized order of an exclusively religious clmraeter, or is a minister of a
religious denomination existing in Canada on 29tH August, 1917, or as being a
Ottawa, May 22, 1918,
FA¢I.. IRE TO CARRY IBECOMITE EVIDENCE
if upon or after the let clay of June, 1918, any such orale parson be found
without the ergo Ire evidence or cer(ifilatl' upon his p„rynrt or in or upon the
building or premises in which ho is, he shall thereupon be presumed to be a
person at the time liable for military service and to be a deserter or defaulter
without leave;
PENALTY
And he 81101 also be liable upon stimtnary convict ion to a line not exceeding
350 or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding one month, or to both such
tine and imprison/nem; f1::1 moreover, any Huth person may foel:llwi(h bo
taken into military cuolndy anti may be there detained and required to per-
form military duly in the C'tundian Expeditionary ]'sire 00 lung as lits services
shall be required, nnlr0 or until the feet be estctlilhh,d to the satisfaction of
emnpetcnt authority that he is not liable for military duty.
FALSE CERTIFICATE
'1'he use, signing or giving of tory 811011 ceri.!frrate me -hereinbefore men-
tioned shall, if the cot t ifi,atn be in any material respr'rt false or misleading to the
knowledge of the ps'Oesn using, eigning, or giving the stone., he nn offence
punishable, upon summary convict inn, by a penally tot exceeding five hundred
dollars, and by imprisonment for any term not exceeding six months and not
lNA than one moth.
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