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SPR EDMUND VVAlxElt,'
C,V.O., u.D» D CBL„ President
CAPITAL PMD Up, $15,000,000
411
MR JOHN AIRD, General Horsier
1.1. V. P. JONES, Mer. Geni Manager
RESERVE PuND, . $13,50000
Careful attention is given to the bank-
ing requirements of farmers, with whom an
'`important part of the business of this Bank
is transacted. Farmers may rely upon
prompt and courteous service. 81
Seafortkir Lra ,m..C..t;
J. G, MULLEN, Manager
Wt Jt Walker ll For Sale
Undertaker
and
Embalmer
W. J, Walker, holder of gov-
ermneut Diploma and License
Day or Night sale receive our
prompt ompt attention
Day Phone 67
Night r8
Helmand half acre of land in the
village of .Egtnondville. The property
ie situated on Centre Street, close to
the Presbyterian Chnroh and is known
as the Parcell property, Good eom-
fortable honey, good shed, good well
and cement cistern, All kinds of fruit
trees, strawberries, raspberries and
currant bilabes, This is a corner pro
t
per y with no breaks on front, and the
and is 10 a good state of cultivation.
This is a Moe property fur a retired
armer and the taxes are light. For
artiwtlars apply on the premises or to
0111) 111), id u Seaforth,
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YOU CAN SUCUEEll 1;'f
STRATFORD, ONT.
Ontario's Loading Commercial
School makes sneers easy, We
have three departments Comruerolal
Shorthand and Telegraphy. We
give individual instructions andetu-
deuts may enter at any time, Gra
duatee are plowed in positions. This
is your opporturYity as there is a
great call upon us for trained help.
Write at onoefor particulars,
W J ELLIOTT D A MCLACHAN
PRESIDENT PRINCIPAL
FOR SALE ellEAR
Frame House, 7 rooms and pantry
euntmer kitchen and cellar, Hard and
soft water, Electric lights, large ve
vandals. Stable le' x112' hen ;horse 9
7' .
Apply at the
News Office
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try It! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful—Get a small bottle
of Danderine.
If you care for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant wit.,
Me; Etta an incomparable softness seen
is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one applicationdoubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme-
diately dissolves every particle of
dandruff. You can not have nice heavy,
healthy hair if you hrtve dandruff. This
destructive scurf robs the hair of its
lustre, its strength and its very life,
and if not overcome it produces a fever-
ishness and itching of the scalp; the
hair roots famish, loosen and die; then
Eke hair falls out fast. Surely get a
3rna11 bottle of Knowlton's Danderine
'rem any drug store and just try it.
For a Nice 1I Mr, James Devereaux, of the Huron
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TF U SEAFORTx-i NEWS
Town • Topics?
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Tho High Cost of Living—'economy
ie the word to -day,. Make your old
garments do instead of purchasing now
ones, Have tlrom dry cleaned and
pressed. Dry oleening when properly
done lengthens the life of garments,
preserves their fresh new appearance
and ante as a rlieinfootant, TTpeanitttr'y
wearing apparel often oeusee sickness
and death due to germs, clothing
should be cleaned at frequent intervals,
My Wardrobe, Goderioh St„ Seaforth,
Opp, Queen's Hotel.
Mr, farcy Rolph, of London, spent
the week»earl in town
00 Sunday, Juno lath, at the Salva-
tion Army, treaaurot Mr. Smilers
from Stratford, will conduct the meet -
Inge, he is very mnsioal All welcome,
Mise Rena MoKeueie, of Stratford
Normal Sohool spent the week end at
her home here,
Miss !Lobb, of Toronto, is visiting her
sister, Mrs, 0, L. Williams,
Mre, W. R. Smith and children are
visiting her deter, Mre, Ray Olre in
Toronto.
Mine Mason, of Welland Hospital le
'siting her sietere, the Miesee Macon,
Mre, MoQuaig and Remelt have re
tarried from visiting relatives lit Struts
ford,
A 0eat doomed by Mies Lakee for
Sailore' Relief rued le on exhibition in.
the John MaoTavish store, Tioltets
16o, 2 for 20o, Get your tiokote early
48 they will not be available long,
Mrs, Daniel ,Sproat has returned to
her home in Belgrave
Mies Margaret hose, of Bru0elield ie
vleitiug Mies Norma Jeffrey this week,
Mrs. Har'r'is, of St. Oathat'inss is
visitor at the home of her droughts
Mrs, Jones corner of Weet and Doctor
lair Ste,
Dont forget the Garden Party et M
Garrow'e Lawn on Wedneeday.June 19
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MACHINES FOR MiLKING
Farmers Will Find That They Are
Very Profitable,
To MEET LABOR Sft4RTAGE
440 1444.4.4.44444.4.4.
Row to Prevent Bees Swarming -.,-
feints for the Gardener and Dalry.
marc in ,Trine -.,Methods by Which
to Destroy Troublesome Weeds,
(Contributed by Ontario l.)epertmepf of
Agriculture, Toronto,)
II.i statement that the milk -
trig auaehine has now be-
come a practical propose,
Hon can now be made with
nonsiderable confidence. Practically 1
all the standard makes of machines
r sold in this province, the cheaper 1
. ones as well Its the more expensive,
are giving good satisfaction in th
hands 01 a groat runny dais mon
The silver Thimble and Trinket corn
mitten will be at the Triangle room on
Saturday afternoon to receive furrier
coutt'ibntious. At 9 p m. an Auction
SALE will telco place,
Mrs. J. E. Hogg and Mre, W, Gunn
were visitors at the manse on Tneedayil
Mies Agnes Sproat, of Kipper' spent
Sunday at the home of her uncle, Mr.
Robert Bell,
Mr, and Mrs, Jae Beatty left thio
week for a motor trip with their dao h -A very a Methodeful lawnSunday scalS' was
given
ter and her husband, 111r, J. E, Smith, on by the all Methodist astFSriday
of Peterbore, to Hamilton, Toronto evening foe r the itpurpo purpose sending eats]
and Peterboro. Mre. Smith hits been
visiting her parents for a week while to 010 mbome wasat thp OviFrode, An The pro -
Mr. Smith was in Chicago, programme provided, pro-
ooede amounted to about $ii U,
Mr, Wm. Smith, North Road who has
been under the Dr's sere for (3 months
with nerve and heart trouble is failing
fast.
Nifty�I Road East is one of the progressive
Hair Cut
call at
Bolton's Barber Shop
OARDNO'S BLOCItgSEAFORTH
IMPORTANT!
fi you have funds on hand at
the present time for investment, I
wish to advise that I have secured
a block of $25,000, of the recent
issue of the Province of Ontario
Gold Bonds, maturing in ten years
from the 16th of May 1918, These
Bonds bear Interest at the rate of
SIX per cent, with coupons attach-
ed payable semi-annually. Over
one million of these Bonds were
taken up in the City of Toronto
less than four hours after same
had been placed on the Market.
DO NOT DELAY as these Bonds
will be sold very quickly.
Bonds delivered free of charge to
you
Denominations $100, 500; 3t 1000,
JOHN HANKIN
Bond and Debenture Broker
Main Street, Seaforth
Phone g a
CREAM WANTED
'F. Send your oroem to r'8 et'tl receive
top prioee, We are rut:uir,g our plant
the year through and can hat.die yam
full4supply and furnish yon with cans.
Wirs pay twice (moll month and weigh
sample,and tent each can of cream care
fully. Our motto ie " Honesty to our
Patrons " Patrons are req.,' eeted to re
turn all our Dane when not in nee,
3 otter aneliuttermilk min c hand
ns] for at market prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SEA FORTH M,4I1KIiT
Good Milling Wheat ............... $3,10
Bran per tone.... ..................10.011
Shorts per ton ......... ......... 41
Flour..... , ......
Eggs....... .... ,.... 13.— 34
Hogs to, farmers ... 19 00
FOR Ai,E
A dining roore table, 8 ft, long, buffet, 1
new, Apply to 0, Layton, Seaforth,
GARDEN FART'
A Garden Party under the
auspices of the Ladies of
Roxboro and vicinity will be
held on Mr R Garrow's lawn
on the evening of Wed., June
19th. An excellent program
by local talent -assisted by
Miss Ada McClinton, sopra-
no, Mr. H. M. McGregor
of Goderich and Mr. Mullen
of Seaforth.
Staforth Band in' attendance
Supper served from (i to 8.
Proceeds for Red Cross
'1 ickets are being sold for 2
pigs which hive been lona•
ted
r
and the '1
� will be drawn
for on Wed, evening,
fanners of Tuokeretnitlt Townehlp, At
the present time be has a'calf 9 month8
old which is a tribute to his ability err
a feeder. It is a Shorthorn and tips
the eoalo over eight F undyed pounds,
Who can beat it 2
M. Sarah Webb has had word that
one of her sons who has been living in
the States for some years has enlisted
and going overseas at once.
June 30th has been appointed a day
of prayer throughout Canada, for the
euooess of the Allied cause and the re-
turn of peaoe to the world
The anniversary services 111 connec-
tion with First Presbyterian church
last Sabbath was very interesting and
profitable, principal Fraser, of Montre-
al gave •a masterly discourse sin the
morning on the secret of immortality
from the text : '+Love not the world
neither the things of the world for the
world and the lusts thereof paeeeth
away but he that doeth the will of the
Lord abidetb forever. Hie subject for
the evening was the missionary func-
tion of the church, Matt, 16, 2,5, whoso-
ever saveth his life shall lose it. Spec.
ial music was rendered by the ohoir
assisted by Miss Gibbings, of Clinton.
Principal Fraser, of Montreal' was
the gueet of Dr. and Mrs. F. B, Larkin
at the manse.
Mre, Lawrence and eon, of Sarnia
are visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Oarnoohau, Tuokeremi%h,
Miss el, Willi 1108 has returned from
a visit to her sister in 'reroute,
Mr, T E. Anderson, of Listowel was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0, E, Smith.
Mise Gibbings, of Clinton, is a guest
at the 'tome ofMr,and Mrs 11, McIntosh,
From the Arnprior Chronicle:--
" A quiet wedding took place on
1Vednesday morning, May 29th, in the
R. 0, church, Fitzroy Barbour, when
Rev, Father O'Neil united in 'patrim-
ony blies Mita McDermott and Mr, L.
.1, Stapleton, principal of the Continuo.
ation school. Mr, Stapleton expects
to don tie khaki in a week or so,
1lrs, Ernest Murray and little Baugh•
ter of Regina who have beau spending
several weeks at the 'tome of 11118, W.
Murray left lest Thursday to visit her
parents in Montreal,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 13, !told are in
London attending the funeral of a
ueioe,
Liont. 'rhompeon, 141re, T. R. Thomp-
eon and .141188 Margaret are visiting
friends in Goderioh,
Mrs, M, Y. McLean is visiting friends
i u 'i'o•on t a.
Mr, F. 8 Sovauge od0upiedthe pule
pit of the 1iethodiatoheroh on Sabbath
morning and Rev D Carswell, ofMo-
Kiliop in the evening in the absence of
the pastor, Rev, 0, McKinley who is
11: Wnikervillo attending the oonfer-i
etre(.
COUNTY COUNCIL
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But all machines are s
what complicated, and some
delicate of adjustment, so that to be
successful the operator must exercise
some mechanical ability, and strict
care and attention to the needs of In-
dividual cows. Without these the
milking machine has always proved
e failure, It can hardly be said that
the machine will get as much milk
from the cows as good hand milking,hut '
better results thandth'It average hand -
Milking,
being aro t economiser of laboand there is no doubt r and
time. The macb!ne has its place on
morethe l than ten cowrms of s tit doubt-
fulbeing nen o
economy to invest so much money
for a smaller herd. It may also be
doubtful economy to instal the ma-
chine in a herd of pure brads where
!?!incess
Triangle presents
Wm, S. Hart
Formost interpreter of those. rugged virile characters of the
early West
in
The Square Deal Man»
e How highly Hart's pictures are esteemed may be. seen
oma.1 by the fact that one of his pictor(s Was the head liner at
what the opening ceremonies of the new million dollar theatre
at Los Angeles. This fi'm producing• centre would un-
doutedlyprovide the most critical audience ever assembled.
also showing a 2 act
KEYSTONE COMEDY
for
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
el test work, involving
rinces
is being done.—A. Letfeh, B.S.A., fr
milking three or more tLnes per da
Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, 1
y,
To Prevent Bees Swarming, •
e June is the swarming month and
tIme of supering for the main hon
ow which begins between the 10
All the members were present at th, f
meeting on Tuesday, d
After the reading of the minutes, tits
clerk read a number of communications l 23
among them one stating the cost of en I a
and the 20th of the month, depon
ng on the season and the 'auto
e sure to give supers enough
void any crowding welch may eau
fording the C.I.A. last year wan $3,280,1 t
A delegation was received from Middle 1 s
sex County asking for a delegate to! 9r
Toronto to urge the building of a high-
way from London to Wingham by the sy
he bees to become discouraged, qu
work and swarm excessively,
hould be the beekeeper's aim
'event swarming as much as Po
ible, Tbis ds done by keeping you
ueens, glvIng plenty of room and
atematle examination of bio
chambers to detect colonies which
are preparing to swarm. When queen
cells are found far advanced they
should all be destroyed and the queen
herself removed. After the colony
has been queenless one week the
combs should again be examined and
all cells except one removed. This
one will provide them with a queen
and if only one is lett they will not
swarm again. Where an improvement
of stock is desired the new queen
may be given instead of leaving one,
queen cell.
Natural swarms should be hived on
the old stand after removing the I
parent Colony to one side. The
swarms should be given the supers ,
from the old colony. New swarms
work with great vigor because they
have no brood to care for during the
first week. Colonies held together
without' swarming gather more honey
than those which swarm, 11 is the
beekeepers patr•iotlo duty to reduce
the cost of honey production and thus
increase the quantity he is called to
produce as greatly as possible. They
also cause the beekeeper less trouble
at unexpected titres. This may be
done more by swarm prevention than
In any other way. Bulletin 233 (On-
tario Department of Agriculture)
takes this matter up thoroughly and
should be carefully studied by all
beekeepers, -- Provincial Apiarist,
Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph,
Oto Thursday, grants of $24,000 to
Y.K.O.A, $2000 to Knights of Columbus
and 51,000 to Salvation Army orere
made.
Special 81.95
Optical, Sale
of warranted high grade gold-filled
rimmed spectacles and oye glasses, fit-
ted with beet quality spherical lenses
Regular $4 5o valve for only 51.94.
Eyes examined free by our welI.known
and painstaking specialist, Mr. Hugh -
son, formerly optieal expert for Kent's
jewelery store, Toronto. Owing to the
scarcity of lenses prioee are advancing
rapidly. So take advantage of this
chance and come early. Two days on-
ly Monday and.Tueeday, June 17 and
18-13eattie Bros. Fair, Seaforth
DEATHS.
M0CRACKEN—In Brussels, May 26th
Clara May McCracken, aged 23 years,
OLIVER—At Wigham, June 3rd, Ag
nes Smith Moffat, wife of Geo, Oliver
ANDERSON -1n Turnberry„lune 9th,
D. 13, Anderson, aged 50 years,
NOT'1—In Goderich, on May ;rat Mary
Moss, widow of late Rev, Boujemin
Nott.
FORTUNE—In Tuokeremitlr, on Juno
701, .blot Fortune, ager' 73 years,
M)h4t7LLEN—Ip Seaforth, on Sunday
June 9,11, Susan VaIEgmond, wife of
John McMullen, aged 74 years
Soldfere
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The food of Metiers in the 9eM V .
ries according to their nationalifdefl.
The principal meal of the Russian sol-
dier consists of stcheo, somotbhtg be-
tween a gruel and a soup, the chief in.
gr'edients of which are cabbage, poia-
toes, oatmeal and fat meat, preferably
pork. These aro boiled together, with
salt and other seasoning, the result be-
ing n thick, nourishing and by no
means unpalatable dish,
The Italian soldiers, 'who are splen-
did marchers, live largely on a farina-
ceous diet—macaroni, spaghetti and so
on. They are also very partial to fruit,
which is issued, together with wine
and cigars, as part of their rations
whenever possible,
No Lerman soldier considers his dat-
ly menu complete without a sausage of
801110 kind or other, and the "stronger”
Its flavor the better, A'nutritious pea
soup is also a staple of the army ration.
The mainstay of the T'r'ench soldier
consists of his beloved "soup," ns be
calls it. It is really n thick, nourish-
ing stew, made 02 meat, potatoes and
Vatious other vegetables.
.The7h e
sr "Tommy" um
yn
is
mti
lvor-
ous, but the things he loves above all
Mrs, T. 0. Irv,ng and Mre. L. L else are bacon and Am.—Youth's Coma
panion,
131achbttrn, of Toronto are guests at the
home of Me, and Aire, J, t', Rose.
ey
th
de. If you want nice, dainty or tasty Job Printing, we are in
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to a better position than ever to supplyyour n
se needs.
Prompt Attention to Rush Orders
s Leave usyour orders
ng when �in need of
LETTER HEADS
BILL HEADS NOTE HEADS
ENVELOPES WEDDING STATEMENTS ITATIONS
CALLING CARDS
CIRCULARS POSTERS
CATALOGUE
Or anthing else in printing
Come In And See Us About Sale gills
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
SEAPORTI-1 — 0111T.
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Hints For the Gardener.
Thorough cultivation of the soil
must be practised in the garden, The
common hoe, wheel hoe and the gar-
den cultivator should be kept going
immediately after each rain. The C u
seed sown in the field should be thin- ((°
nod carefully, giving each plant the re ■
amount of space required 202 good
growth. Use poisou bras mash to r
kill the cut worm, .which w111 be ac-
tive at this season,-- The asparagus ,217
bed should have the second applica-
tion of 100 lbs, per acts of nitrate l�
of soda. All stocks should be care- i l
fully cut even it they cannot be used, I u
Early celery, tomatoes and other
tender plants should be set out the
first of this month, while citrons, 1�
cucumbers, pumpkins and melons 1ii�
should be planted, A small amount
of nitrate of soda around celery and znl
tomato plants four or tive days after R2
setting2N
out, will aid to their growth,
filo latter part of this month and
the beginning or next, late celery, ;Le
cabbage, cauliflower and kale are „sn&-!J
transplanted into the field, Sowing
of corn and beans sbon'd be made 1
every week during this month,
TRANI)
Thursday Friday
Opposite Daly's Garage
To Eradicate Bad Weeds,
11 troubled with mustard In grain
crops, spray with the 20 p.c. solution , Come 6 ofiron sulphate, (2 lbs. of iron sol- �, Aicfioo
Pilate top sulphate,
gallon of water). If 'Th
HIck
such spraying ie to be eRective It ; ",
must be done early just when the I ljt
first mustard plants In the field are i lII2
corning into flower. 2111
wu '1en &ffI a
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Saturday
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aan
(With an all-star cast)
A thrilling story of romance and in=
trigue
&So
A Lonesome Luke comedy
in 2 parts
IGood cuitivaticn followed by rapeing Ivrea-
sown about the middle of June In
dr111s about 23 inches apart at the
ftate of 11,5 pounds per Lere, pro-
vides a means of eradicat
alai sow 11018(10 rind twitch grass,
j hairy Pointer's for ,luno,
Cows In clover or good June•grass
pasture require very little attention.
1'h!s is the ideal mouth for dalry
operations, If there aro any
hot days, be careful to cool both
intik and cream,
bysetting tin L
h Ice
e
water, or '
c
cold well water, Sour milk
and cream are too frequently sent to 1
the factory, Don't forget to wash the
cream separator and strainer daily,
or after each time of using,
(8 reels)
IN Pelee 15c anti
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