HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-06-20, Page 8HOT WEATHER DEMANDS
That you keep your bead
cool. Come to our Bar-
ber Shop and talk it ov-
er with us. You will en-
joy it.
Commercial 13orber Shop,C4th
W. ROBINSON
Plop
Activity Becomes General
in Western Canada
Prosperity attracts Merchants;
Farmers are spying out
the land—
The greatest wheat producing
areas in the w, -ht til -day ore
served by Canadian Northern
lines. Here the incoming farmer
lir merchant looks for the greatest
dredopment and pnuin•rits.
Low fares, and 1 scenic mute
through New Unt uie e immt nee
forest reserve and colonization
lands, add interest and enjoyment
to the jouniey. Comfortable
trains leave Toronto at IRO( 1p.m.
Mondays, R'ednestlayti and Fri-
days,- simin:le:Me at Winnipeg
for all pointe \Vest. -
For Tickets, Reservations. Liter-
atueu and lnfcrnavtk,n. apply t,
C. A. .Abertrart. Druggist, Rea -
forth, or write R. L. Fairbairn.
.,.F 4. tS King St. E., Tempt,
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A 1' NORTHERI4
SAYS LEMON JUiCE
WiLL REMOVE FRECKLES
Girls! - Make this cheap beauty lotion
to clear and whiten your skin.
Squeeze the juice of two lemony Into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you have i
a quarter pint of the best freckle and I
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
very, very small east.
' Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for a few I
Bente. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neek, arms and 1
hands each day and see how freeklee and
blemishes disappear and how clear, soft I
and white the skin becomes, Yes!. ;tit
is harmlese,
Idr ae.. ww..ow.�tee.,�,�uO
CORRESPONDENCE 1
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i])pen
Mre. Chambers or ()Hilton visited
her neice liars Finch last week.
Robert Thompson and family were
Stratford visitors the poet week.
The funeral of the lete IVm, Taylor
was held 00 Monday end WAS very
largely attended, the service being con-
ducted by Rev Mr, Hort of Brimfield.
Mr 'Taylor was Dorn in Devonshire Eng
74 yeare ago and 50 years ago he and
Mot. Taylor were married and came to
Canada the same Year and located on
their present farm.
Bayfield
'I�fll~ SNIAFARTN NHWS
Several of our boys [received their
papers to go lest week wlttoh 1s leaving
home help very scarce,
Mr. end Mre, John Johnson are vis-
iting their daughter, Mre, Thos. John-
Ston near Goderioh. They have not
yet decided as to where they trill live,
Mrs, Boyce, of Senforth, is visiting
at the home of Mr, Claris, March,
Miss Iidis Beattie hes taken a posit-
ion in Clinton,
Word was received to -day of the
death of Mre, Simpson[, of Brnoefield
who was found dead Sunday morning
when they awoke. :vies, Simpson was
well acquainted here being a sister of
Mr, VVni, Turner:
Several of our young folks had their
smoked glass ready to see the eclipse
of the sun Saturday but at the appolnt.
ed time the sun was hid,
A few of our young people took in
the Moonlight Excursion at Goderieh ,
Dr. Atkinauu and wife and son and
and Miss Stott of Detr•oitarrived last
week on the Greyhound and are spend.
ng a few days in their cottage.
giWni. Metcalf an Jack 'Toros atotore,l
to Detroit last week to visit friends,
Wm. Brandon and wife of Wingam
were the guests of hia mother.
Pte. Richert' McDool of London, has ,+
been home on siert leave,
Miss Hilda King welt to Detroit on
the l.4reyhannd to visit her sister,
Juno 30th is the day of prayer for
the success of the allied oause and re-
turn of peace to the earth.
Mr. Barnwell took the pulpit in the
Methodiet Church, Sunday Rev, Mr.
Jones being at conference.
Several of our young people went to
Clinton to hear Capt. McKinnon, late
chaplain or the ltitet Batt., who was
tospeak in Willis camel' Friday Ben-
ing.
Mr. E. F, Merner was operated on j Londesboro
last week,
Manley
Mr Jos Murray arrived Horne from
the military camp last week for a few
days of absence before leaving. The
boys of the surrounding country as-
sembled at his home and presented
him with a wrist watch and a safety
razor and an address wishing him Gad
I speed an a safe journey and a safe
return after the war is over slid that
11e leaf live to see the flag of Liberty
Sheriff's Sale at Lands
�� a 3a Illy of Huron
floatingin this Canada of ours for ever.
The promising prospect of the hay
crop has had a sat back the past two
weeks so that it may be wise to hang
on to some of last years surplus.
,1 r. John Eckert has treated himself
to a Chevrolet oar.
Rumour has it that Miss Phailin and
Mise Coyn have resgined as teachers in
our school and we wish them success as
they were workers, .
Mr.and Mrs, Wm, Manly accompan-
ied by Mr.Con. Eckert were in London
last week to ese the boys that are in
trebling.
The house of Air. D, Mountain prom-
isee to be tiret class when complete,
Miss Tunghlutt, of Auburn who has
been vieititig here has returned to her
home there.
11r. J, Hell who leas visiting friends
here hug returned to his home in Exet-
er,
Mr, E, Adams and Mr, Brumley have
added greatly to the appearance of
their homes by the application of a
coat of paint.
Mr. and Mrs ()eke, of Summerhill
were hare visiting at the home of bir.
D,' arter last Sunday,
Mrs. Bell has returned from a visit
to London,
Mrs. and Miss Southcomb, of Clinton
visited Mrs, Hill teat week,
Mr. anti Mrs. Brigham spent last
Monday in Clinton visiting friends
there,
Mies Fingland is home for her vaca-
tion.
Staffa
A special meeting of the Ladies in -
Varna titrate n•as'hed in the town hall on
Mr, 4:G01,91' Of (:lintel: took charge of Tuesday. There was e good attendance
of laditefront this 1 part of the country
the Methe:11ot chtireh in the absence of at the mei ung. Why stiffer Erma corns when
the dtev, Mr, Jones.
Mr, and Mrs, John Fell have proved
to Goderieh where they will rookie in
future.
Mr, and Mta, A. Miller, of Stret-
ford have moved to their new home in
Staffs,
Prom now en the se,yioes itt Grace
church will be held every Rundey at t
p.111
Rev, Mr. Lore is home again frim
con fermi es,
Wal -ton
The Wonen's Institute will hold
hold their summer meeting in the
Workman Hall, Wednesday June 26th
at 3 p.m , when Miss Gertrude Grey of
Toronto, a graduate of Domestic
Science will speak, She has wide ex-
pe•ienee .n this work and is a skilful
Demonstrator loctnrer and will talk on
Food and Food values, and ie easily
understood by those who have not
given such matters any stuuy,
Hensall
Mr, Alps. Murdock has been appoint-
ed deputy registrar for Hensall for the
registration of all persons over sixteen
years of age, which takes place on Sat -
day.
The death occurred at her home here
on Wednesday last of Miss I3easie Bell,
third daughter of Mr. awl Alts, Paul
Bell after an extended ilfuese The
Inceral was held en Friday. -
Word comes of the death of Mrs.
Miller in Dewagaie, Michigan, who has
been in poor health for .Sone Halo,
Mrs, Miller WAS a sister of Mre, John
Scott, of Hensall who left last week to
attend the funeral,
Pte. Peter Buchanan .arrived 'home
from overseas last week He was woun-
ded lest November and has been in rue
hospitals in England and Franoe. Bis
many frit title were glad to see him.
Dr, .1. W, .Bell, of Pittsburg is visit-
ing Ins parents hero at present,
Mrs. Darby from out West is here
visiting her mother, Airs Riohatdsou,
Constance
Mre, Adam Nicholson and nephew,
Airs 1V, Moore, spent a few days in
:forento with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Moore,
MISS Bella McCully visited her moth-
er in Stratford for a few clays.
Mr. James Thnetl of Brusselo was
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Colcongh,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Stephenson, Mrs.
W, Cole and Mrs. W. Stephenson, of
Brussels spelt Sunday in the village.
Miss UOollall was visiting at Mrs can ha 11aini-silt' rooted out by
Tf�r 9lisaiutt.t•s tf ti,e alethediSt
H
Ten pleut.n, s. olhavay'e ('ern ('ore,
1.11rch hell their annual quilting bee 1 1
There was t.seellent work
• .la:d :, geed torn nut of 41:31111!)e49.
itt. Peck tit Hensall was etlled to
19r. 1Sv CIE itet's, �ii let rTenney tool[
.,ndenly ill while ttselamt end it cvaa
it ,l:d to .nvy his lila an r•p:,•ration wool
f.:..,d t:"cessary, Dr. Williams of
f,oi diui and Dr, Peck of Het.ttiaii per -I
• formed Um operation or eppeu lleitie.
The little fell.,w itt doing as weal as eau!
. i. f• expretted.
• Mrs, Deuninson rtceived the news
of the death of her stater, Mrs, Ana-!
brow Welch of 'f•lttrtaeeville Mrs- Den-
ninsnn went to attend the umiraf to
Wednesday.
The school is writing on their exaut-
natioue this week. R e wish them sue.
eisa
iia S'1.ltI'' Lill. A `lt!'ftri FlEti
FAC1AS
TO it IT: issued cut tcf His \lajeety'S 1
Somme Division r'etrt of the County'
of Hu on anti to tun directed and del-
ivered against ti:t, Laude and Teller
menus of i), D. IVilsou, Defendant.
at toe Suit of Francis Hohn -ted. Plait•
tiff, I have seized and taken in exe•
cutiot all the the 111yl t. Title, Ithtet.
oet, and E•poby if i;e l ,tnption, of the
above named defendant, IJ. D, 1' ikon
in, to, and out of the following lauds
and tenements, eituate, lying and
being in the 'Town of Seaforth, County
of Huron. and Province of Ontario,
Viz., Lots 22, 23, 24, N, Pt, 31. 32,
33, 34, 35, 44, 45, 46, and 47, in D.
D Wilson's. survey tit the said "Town
of deafortir.
Which Lands and Tenements I shall
offer for sale at my ofilae, in the Court
}louse, in the Town of Goderieh, on
Thursday, the eight day of August
1918 at the hour of tweive of the clock
noon.
11• G, REYNOLDS,
Sheriff, Htu•ou,
Sheriff's Office, Goderioh
9 .h 1918. ,..,
Tike many friends of Mrs. Artuetrong
will he sorry to hear elle IS under the
doctors care this week, We hope She
w61le000 rer)over and he out again,
Mr. Hornwell is having the masons
et work on his barn thia week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowden. who were
married last Wednesday Miss Welch,
Mid Mrs, Harry Welch and daughter
were motoring through from 'names -
vine and were the petite of their annt
Mrs. Wm, Denninsozl.
('Poo late for last week)
Mrs, Austin end daughter, Alice
were gnxeets at Blyth Last week et Mrb
Austin's brother, Wm,
Several of the farmers have finished
sowing their beans, We hope they
have good euooese, Mr. Moffat is mak.
ing quite an improvement on the front
of his plaee,by putting up an upao-date
they
using
'Ifs Nav Atoll and C'mpittee
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Mr, E. E, Hellott has a large quan-1
tity of rare relies and shells at his home'
which he is exhibiting for the benefit
of the Red Crpss and War Auxiliary,
Admission loo and s Dents, Yon may
1101 hale 1101 have another abloom,
Mrs. Hale end ohildren, of Weston,
are visiting the mother of the former,
Entrance oxamsare ucw on,
lnspsotor Field is visiting the Public
Schools, -
.Principal Trelevan, of Clinton wan
presiding at Departmental exams this
week hare,
Principal Geo, F. Rogete, of Loudon
Collegiate has been appointed limpets.
tor of High Sohools, He has many
friends in Seaforth who will oougrata
hate hint,
Miss Edna McGee, of Toronto is vis-
iting friends here.
If Miller's Worm Powders needed
the support of testimonials they oould
be got by the thousands from mothers
who know the groar virtue of this ex-
cellent medicine But the powders
will speak for themselves end, in such
'a way that there can be no question o
them, They get speedily and thor-
oughly, and the child to whom they are
administered will show improvement
from the first dose,
MARRIAGES.
ARTHTUR—YUNGBLUT-In Auburn
on June 17th, John Arthur to bliss
Margaret Yungblut, both of Auburn,
ROBINSON--WAITE— At Goderieh,
o1 Jnne 17th, Alice Waite to John
1{, Robinson of Brooklyn. -
STONE --HUDSON— In Egmondville
on June 17th, Susie Hirdeou, to Allen
S. Stone, of Seaforth,
DEATHS.
HART—In McKillop, on Juno 14th
W. G. Hart, aged 54 years,
Nearly all children are subject to
worms, and many are born with them.
Spare them suffering by using Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator, the best
remedy, of the kind that can be had,
Asthma Can be Cured, Its suffering
is as needless as it is terrible to endure.
After its many years of relief of the
most stubborn cures no sudor can doubt
the- perfect effectiveness of Dr, ,J. D.
Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. Comfort
of body and peace of mind return with
its use and nights of sound sleep come
back for good. Ask your druggist ; he
Call supply you.
Thursday
one o
SUMMER COMFORT
means comfortable shoes for every occasion—loin heeled sport styles
for tennis and morning walker
prasey pumps for afternoon, d,uuty
We cc can enpply the season's 1101 11 in
ippei•s for evening wear.
EXCELLENT FOOTWEAR
Come in and fill your needs itt seasonable shoes nero.
14. ±. -.1ra SC T it
"The Home of Good Shoes"
Phone 51 Seaforth
eZelerleigavnEDERrOMSZSUietelealneaonameae
Miss Beryl 13eckett, of Strathroy, is..
a visitor at the home of her sister, Mrs,
H, C, Box,
Alrs.'1'. Baird and little son, of Stan-
ley and Miss Gnelt'le•, of ldensall are
visiting Miss Kate McDiru•olid,
With the Fingers l
Says Corns Lift Out
Without Any Pain
Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or
.113 kind of o eurn can shortly be
lifted right out with the fingers if you
will apply directly upon the corn a few
drops of freezone, says a Cincinnati
authority.
It is claimed that at small cost one
can get a quarter of an ounce of freez-
one at any drug store, which is suffi-
cient to rid one's feet of every corn
or callus without pain or soreness or
the danger of infection.
This new drug is an ether compound,
and while sticky, dries the moment it
is applied and does not inflame or even
irritate the surrounding tissue. it
OThfs announcement will interest
many women here, for it Is said that
the present high -heel footwear is put-
ting corns on practically, every
woman's test 6'
TENDERS FOR COAL
Sealed Tenders addressed to the uta
dereignod,and endorsed •Tenders fur
Coal for the Don inion Buildings" will
be received at this office nutil t2
o'clock coon, on Thnraday, Jnua 27th
101.8, for the supply of coal for Public
Buildings throughout, the Dominion,
Combined Specification and form of
tenter can he obtained at this office
and from the caretakers of the differ-
ent Dominion Buildings,
Persons tsntlering are uotifiied that
tenders will not be considered unless
made on the printed forms supplied
and signed -with their actual signatures
Each tender must be accompanied by
an accepted cheque on a chartered
Bank payahle to the order of the Min
later of Public Works, equal to 10 par
cent of the amount of the tender.
13y order,
R. 0, DESROOHERS
Secretary
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, June (1, 1018
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