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el earner Id Ontario College of Physician and
(uogeeee, Coroner nr County of tlttren.
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of Collo, .11 1'vni,olni' and , o'genun, 0ulort,
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in Wt men's and vitildrovv dieeasev and
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J. D. 1{INLa€ILEY.
Gen end Agent for London Life Inawance Co,.
and l In aortal Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co,
S'naforth, Ont.
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From the Office
MAN ST, e SEAFORTH, ONT.
Phone 84 livening 197
SUBSCRIPTION
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i! nut pale Inn Vance. one dol\ ar and
papers, lt will
he extra tt`ited trtekAyattn
ad weaved,
till es Watson
General Fire, Lite and .Aininiont Inenitu�rc ii1
Agent and dealer it dewing \ttmuee+. E
DI at
n barest, Seal omit.
THE McKILL OP
Fire Insurance Co
Partin and Isolated Town
Property Only Insured.
OFFICERS
Jae,. e. niol.y. brder.rb, Pre ld•ttc Jaenea
tents ) enchwond, Vice-Presit •rn:?l1as
Hays. Senforth.:Soe.•Treas.
Directors
D. F, McGregor, Senforth; John G. Grieve, ,
8todsbagen• Robert Ferris, 141010ck; Malcom.
Mc peon, Clown; (i McCartney Sealorth;
Deme. Connolly, Goderich; Jae. Evan'. Beechwood.
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IkIE S.EAFORTU NEWS
Letters to Enemy Country
Private Oorreepoudence for dest-
inations in territory ocuupied by the
enemy— excepting enemy occupied
Belgium and the enemy oecapi011 parts
of France *nay now bo addressed
direot in the ordinary way instead of
being forwarded through 1111 authorized
intermediary. Rush eorresponde0re,
however, must only deal with private
vows and will be enbjeot to oensor0hip
items which contain any information
whatever in regard to military, come-
is or political conditions obtaining in
Canada or lu any allied eotintriea or
which contain undesirable in formation
of %fly kind will he detained.
Winthrop W Rinn Constance; john Bennewetta ID
Ales. Leitch, Matlock; E. Hlnchley. Seafortb •
4viiiiem Chesney, EgmondvLlle; J. W. Yea
BplmosvWe; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodheaeo: Jaa.e
Ram and John Govenlock, Searorth, auditors.
Parties desirous to effect insurance or trnnsa •
Other buslnrae will be geompt,y attended to 1.
application to any of the above officer*. addrea0 •
to their respective 000(0 ice°.
The
rings besides cash. It is thought
other goods 36080 taken, Wee
John NItIOMN) of Goderiolt township
had his barn (listroyedwith the eon.
tante by hay over heating in 0810 of
OW MOWS, 1 t was insured in the Mc
1{tliop Mutual and the loss wag adjust•
ed tile same day by tate President of
the company.
Mr. W, .1 . Powell of Godoritlt was
taking a few of the offioere of the ligh•
house supply steamer on Sunday after -
omen for a trip np the Saugeeutoad
and as a result the sailors think laud
travel is more dangerous than water,
In passing another oar Pow ell's 0,10
went toe, close to the ditoh and toppled
over , The oar was badly broken but
the occupants, while phvsieally nu(1
mentally pretty gore, escaped serion0
heftier,
61r, Wea. Leake, of Logan, passed
Otte. a 2110'1 illness
previews 'Thursday
He said not rally,
d aughtee, 41rs, Wee
mourn the lose,
of Stratford is urg-
subetitute ne 11111011
He has appointed
Bouinon (10101101111)0 %tione from Can -
;oda to deotirntion8 in territory whish
lute been certified enemy territory tut.
der the 'Fretting with the Enemy Pro.
clannati 011 001111 re a license from the
the Secretary of State for Canada.
I Oorreepondonmo intended for thef-
t
titrations in enemy countries (as
tinet from enemy ocuupied territory)
`.to to those destinations in enemy oc-I
i e 'iPil France 10 whish 00rreepOnd01100
I may ho forwarded, may still be sent'
I through themodinm of Thos. Cook &
Son, 1130, St. Octherin0 St. , West
Montreal, for information in this con-
110etia11,
away on the 21st 1
aged of 62, The
(le had a stroke.
Hiswillow aid cue
Isenberg, are left to
Mayor Monteith
ing the Citizens to
811 possible for coal,
u fue 10ontruller an(1 a Committee to 8e•
cure 1000 cords of hard wood to be soul
at reasonable prices.
Six hundred delegates attended the
Masonic Grand Lodge in Windsor last
weak. The 0(1(0141 report gives more
than 68,000 members in the proviuc0
with reoeipts of $92,000, showing the
Order is in Benumbing uuuditlou.
While at his work at Preston 61r
R. A, Dunsly of Winghalu suffered n
lead shaking up and a number of bruis-
es. When oiling a utaelline hie cloth,
es caught in a belt and he was hurled
to the ceiling striking a beano. He has
been laid up for a few days es a eesult.
A disease knownas black leg is wort(•
ing havoc among the cattle of Carg-
ill dietriot, A peu1liar germ on the
the grass thio season is said to be the
direct clause of it. One drover in that
vicinity lost no lass than 28 fine
grass cattle as a result of this new die.
0300.
Market olerk, Wm, Leokie, Goderich
hood x leg amputated lost week in Tor-
onto The operation eves made neces-
sary by cancer developing from a kick
from a horse years ago,
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Briefs FoR° The Busy
\Voile's Comet which every few I
years takes fresh close-up view o
Mother Earth, while whirling around I
the solar system, is again in the view
of the astronomers, having beet] wel-
4, corned back by Professor Barnard o
Yerlree observatory, The Wolfe Comet
3684 originally discovered in 1884.
General Observations j
e_ e
e*se
Four years of war' What docs it
mean 1' There are not words enough in
the human language to tell all that
those four years have meant. To
some It heti meant the deetruotion and
ruin of their hopes and happiness of
Original
What language can depict what
Original it means to many women who have
and seen their loved go from them and nee.
er return? Words are idle things in
such cases, They are meaningless to
Genuine 08 unless we have also suffered and
even then the suffering is mute. There
is nothing but silence patient numb•
Only
Beware
of
Imitations
Sold
on the
Merits
of
Mimard's
0089 of thinking how different it might
have been, but for this terrible war.
***
Four years of war has however, done
much for the world. It has shown
that Germany was a danger to the
rest of the world, but she has gone too
far and the rest of the world has unit-
ed to check her iuoroiivate greed for
L111111l$flt I woad power, Slowly batt e11rely she is
I being hroight to realize her mistake.
_ ,'Phe allies, can, throngh all, feel that
I t hey are right. end the right must
win Hi the end,
For Sale
SCRANTON COAL
W. 1. I!SEY, Sedfforth.
Phone 160
Be.11silYfiess
Without a proper
systml of adver-
tisiol is like a
(motor without the
(power
Se forth News
f)Vl l TISI.1iCNTS
will supply the
required energy
phone - 84
evenings 127
yewµ
After the war bas 018(888(1 and peace
1115 rer0rneci the 36,16111 will be a bet-
ter peace to live it,, Before it, 00(88018-
8(4003 was 6anii.ant, bur people are
leateiug from the sacrifices of the war
that service brings more happiness then
a0ltishr,ass If the world greets that
great fact, then the terrlhie price we
hale paid in burnout 1110 will not have
hens pail in vain No grander thing
0111 he enol 1)1 any 1/1311 than that the
world wag better because he lived
May this thought bring comfort to
those whose dear once have paid the
price.
In spite of the cost Canada is in this
war to 8110 end. Our fair land can
never draw back while the nation that
despoiled the women of Belgium, is
still ready to deeps;! Canada. if per-
mitted, Canada believes her amiss
1.0 righterme and she will protect it at
840008)8. She longs for peace, but
she longs more for liberty.
For Frost Bites end Chilhluins.—
Chiblains eons 14041 nesse expoouro
ale slosh and cold aid frost -bite from
the icy winds of *inter, In the treat-
ment of either there is no bettor pre-
paration than Dr, Thomas' l.olootric
011, arc it oountereets the inflammation
and relieves the pain, The action of
the oil is instent8ne0ue and its applie-
ationis extremely eireple:
Catching his foot in the coils of a
hawser, John Gardner of Goderich, a
lookout on the steamer Nemeses, sev-
erely strained his right leg as the
steamer wee leaving Hamilton on
Thursday.
In the Provincial Department of
Agriculture the announcement has
been made that the supply of two hun
deed tractors seoured for resale to
farmers at coat has now beau exhaust-
ed with the exception of half a dozen
or so,
City Collector Kylie of North Van-
couver has received a letter containing
ten cents from someone who declares
that they once stole a ride on the mum.
ioipal ferries and wished to make re-
stitution for the offence,
Allen G. Ingalls of L8prelrie, Que.
is said to be the inventor of a new
furnace which ooasmues only half the
fuel of the old style furnace and de.
livers as much heat. A scuttle full of
coal will keep in fpr a day and four
scuttles for three days without any
attention.
Charles Beck, a well known resident
of Sebriugville becoming despondent
because of ill -health drowned himself
on Saturday evening in an old well at
the chopping mill owned by his fattier,
Mr, Fred Beek. He wee 41 years o
age. The funeral took place from the
family residence on Tuesday afternoon
to the Evangelical cemetery there,
HURON NEWS
1Ir,S. D. Stothers, Huron's Agrioul
tnral Representative, was in Guelpl
II lent week attending a convention of
county representatives from all over
the province. They discussed the work
in the different cooties and 0x0hatlg-
ed ideas and methods, etc. Some of
the counties have been organized for
ton y08re or more (11(41 consequently
their representatives have their work
well in hand. Most of the larger
counties have a ropresontive anti u11 as
seism, During the weep the
agricultural men visited the experim-
ental station at Vineland and there
studied at first hand methods of dealoug
with some of the pests and 1(1808800
which attaok the field, 0reh8rd and
vine It cannot be but an advantage to
Boron county to have a man whose time
is devoted to the furthering of the ag-
IIeioultral interests of the county and tide
advantage will become more and more
apparent as time goes on. "This coon•
ty,” remarked Mr, Stothers the other
day on looking over a map the Govern.
hent had just sent him, "ie seo0ud to
none, I've always heard that but as
1 travel over it I'm 00184111004 of it
Must limonites will wullesitatingly ug -
roe, Huron elmnld hold a first place
among the counties of Ontario,— The
Clinton News iteoord,
An unknown party took advntltoge
of the Wodflosbay half holiday in Beet
er last weak to break into burs, Yoo's
store and sehl0 a number of signet
Keep Watch Celebration
ThIANdsY August I
REPAREDNESS
Money in the Bank means preparedness
to meet income taxes and make contri-
butions to patriotic funds and purchase of
war bonds.
We recommend an account in OUR SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT where interest is added to
principal twice a year at the rate of 3% per annum.
INION�
BA 484
SEAFQRTF9 BRANCH: R. M. JONES, Manag4s3
pa1NF1insf 91sissinS P11i1111A Use tisinntanntim iY11nnanIdf46egts Fl(iktti mai
eon ..maxausawarmsonnacromun .— .........or
Winth"op Presbyterian
Sunday setv100 2 30 pin, Sunday
School 1 flip ml Prayer meeting
Tneedny 8 p, rite L 0 lest Wed,
The hearty response of the citizens
hag assured the success of the celebra-
tion and a staff of carpenters and build
ere are already at work and will have
everything completed by Saturday
night, Several additions have been
made to the prize list, prizes being giv-
ven for the Oldest Man at the Park,
the Oldest Woman, the largest load
from the country, the best decorated
oar in the parade, and the Towuehip of
Logan will enter a team iu the Tug -of
War. The parade will be a gorgeous
spectacle and the best over seen in ithis
part of the country will leave the Pub-
lic School at 1.30 p. no, sharp and pro-
ceed North to oentre St thence East to
Main St, Sotith to Orombie St, East to
Victoria Street 011(1 North to the Park:
autos may parer on Victoria Street or
proceed through to Main Street, Ad.
ditional attractions have been secured
(Jr the Midway, the committee sparing
no Paine to get the beet in every line.
The special films for the moving picture
(lave arrived and are entirely new and
guarnteod to please. At the OM of
the evening program a dunce will be
held in Oardnos Opera Hall, lttessrs
Cimino Bros !laving kindly donated the
nail. Aoordial invitation is extended
to everyone to attend. Orchestra 111000•
Donations of all kinds will be receiv-
ed at any of the booths on the grounds
Butter, egg's, mum, ate will be grate-
fully received at the lunch room on the.
Convent grounds, dinner will be served
from 11 00 to 1 00.
Tickets for the Gold Watch and Ohov
role car man be had any time, a special
sale of Chevrolet tiokots will be masts
at the Commercial Hotel 011 Saturday
evening Do not miss this opportunity
of sho36i11g your apprectation of the
noble work of our navy, the entire pro,
oeed0 less legitimate expenses going to
the sailors in the Nevy and Merchant
Marine
Oonstauce Methodist
Rev. 'r 14. Sawyer, pr rotor. Sunday
service 2.30 pail. Young Oeople'e Lea -
n"2.30 pin8rood (y w1nrein Aoel1
art' first Tnesdny of every month a
30 p.tn. !fertile' Aitl 1,851 l'hnraday
of each month 2.80 port
Pirst Presbyterian
Rev, F. H, Larkin,, Pastor, Snnd8y
services 11 8.01. and 7 p In, Sunday
school 2,30 pen. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7, 45 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Society the first Tueedey in each
month at 3 p on. Barbara Kirkman Alia•
sion haus 3rd Tuesday in the month at
7.3() p.m, Sunshine Mission Band
every 2nd Monday at 4•.16 p.nr.
Me11lllop Presbyterian
Ron. D C,trewell paster Sunday
servioem Dnffe' church 11 a m Sunday
school 10 a m Prayer meeting Wed -
timidity 8 pas, women's Miesiuu8ry
Society last Friday in each month at
2 o'olock.
C HICMCFI NEWS
It ni,1' l u•t 1114 Ile ad are
pblone' free el charge, ex -
opt theme re gars Leh meetings
where an admission lee is
being Ilse ed rentut rp r for
li n]0
a,.iIP,A9-'103RTi13 enIa1'8eileill::S
St. James'
St ,lames' thumb. Rev. Father E.
b', (Metz 1', P, Nutty dose 8,30, High
Mafia 10,30, Sunday School 3 p, m.
Vespers and 13Pnedietiou of the Bless.
ed Saoramoutt7p. m,
St. Thomas'
Rev. T. H . Brolvu, Reuter. Sunday
ael'O0e0 11 a.m. and 7 pen. einiday
Bohoo 1 2,3)1 p. tn. IVemou's etugliean
Missionary Association 'Tuesday 2 311
p.m, elhildron'sbratch Satnrdny 2 p.m.
nterlpasial services every 'I'llllreday,
.0 p.m,
Methodist
Rev, H. 0, leloyer, pastor
—SUNDAY School at .1)1:1111 a.m.
Public service 11 a in, and 7 p.m.
Prayer Meeting C Wide 8, p.m .
eomnpetions iFor
Boys and Ctiirrs
Arrangements have been made to
have the Canadian Hankers Ase08fation
0o -operate with the Department of
Agriculture in providing a liberal stain
of money to be ()tiered 111 prisma for
calves aid pigs exhibited b, boys and
ging udder 17 years of age at one Pair
in e8Uh district, Boys and gills eltotld
lose no time in thisliug uut all about
these competitions as the oalv05 'and
pigs utast be ted at least six weeks by
the boys or girls who exhibit thous and
itis very in,plrtnrlt to nut promptly in
securing copies of the tittles .There aro
no entry fete, .Full info•m8tiorl regard
ing the competition earl he obtained
front the manager of any batik • in the
locality where a fair is iloid.
Salvation army
Limit, Doherty and Envoy Whitfield
Holiness meeting 11 a.m. Praise
service 3 pen. Gospel service 7 p.m.
Ohildrens Service—Directory class 10
a.m. Bible classes 4 p in, Week night
Meetings --Wednesday Praer meeting
8 p,tn .
SgmondVitle, Presbyterian
Rev. S (8101,3111 pastor, Sunday sec•
vices 11 arm. and 7 p m, Bible Masa
3 p.m Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p. m. Y.P 141.5 Union 3rd Friday
in the month 8 pan. Woreen's Miasiou.
tory Society 3rd Wednesday in the month
at 2,30 p.m Ladies' Aid m00.s im-
mediately after.
FLAX PUL LING
Flax pulling is in full awing sow.
ft is estimated that 190 men,) women
and girls sre busy at preparing;,wiug
for the 8irplauee, On Mr, 'le Hays'
ram there are about 15 girls and wo-
men; Andrew Scotts', 15 boys and men
L. Dovereanx's about 26 girls; John
Klein's, 20 boys and then; Robt, Beat•
tie's, 50 Chinamen; and Routledgss, 10
men and children, There are 25 Ind-
ians polling at Kinburn and the
same nnmber at Godkin'e.
Rev. J. W. Hodgins had
Rev, .1. W. Ilorlgins, formerly Rooter
of St'l'homao church, Searorth, died in
Stratford on 1410tiday Ile )las Immo in
poor health foe seine years and wag
forced to give up his work over a year
ago, He was an able preacher end
left Soaforth for Stratford,
Tenders Wanted
Tenders for oonetrncting the P1780
Drain in the Township of MoKillop
will be received by the9 undersigned
until August the gth 1918, or at ;the
Council meeting in Searorth (Com.
Hotel) on August 10th at 2m o'clock p,
m, , a cheque for 5 of Coutraot
price to accompany each Tender, The
lowest or any Tender not necessarily
accepted, Plans and Deain eau: be
seen at Clerk's office on Lot 2.4 ;Con.
7 McKillop,
bl. Murdfe Clerk MoKillop,
S08forth, P, 0.
clerk's Notice of First
'osting of Voters' List
Notion is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the per0ove
mentioned in Samtien 0 of the Ontario
Vetere List Act tate topples regnired
by 8aiti Hootio11 matte puren3nt to said
Act, of all persons appeariugby the lest
Assessment Roll of said Municipality
to be entitled to vote in said Municip-
ality at Elections for the Members of
the Legislative A80embly and at Mnll-
ioipai Ihileotiots; aid that the said list
was posted up at my office et Moltil-
lop (Lot 24 0011 7 ) 011 the 20th, clay of
July 1918 and utuaies there int. inspe-
tion,
And 1 hereby call upon all voters to
take immediate proceedings to have
any errors or 0111401010 uorreetod ac-
cording to law,
Dated this 25 th. day of .111110 1918
M, 11U11Dili1
Olerk of MoKillop
"Trench" Back
The latest complaint to get a name
0f its own in this war of surgical our.
prises is "trench back." Many eases
aro under treatment at Brighton, Bug.
They come almost invariably from the
trenches. tJsually the injury is cams.
ed by sandbags or masses of earth
burled on the men's backs by burst.
Ing shells, Some patients have been
so seriously injured that they have
to be carried on stretchers, Teortun-
ately, a rapid and effective cure has
been found, and quite helpless men
have recovered after a short Course
of treatment.
"For the Blood Is the Life."
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
With any disease due to Impure blood
ouch ao Bosema, Borofula, Bcurvy, Bad
Logo, Abeoeoaoe, Moore, Glandular
Swellings, Boils, Pimples, Boren of any
kind, Plloo,Blood Poleen,Rheu,natiom,
Gout, sec., don't, waste your time and money
on 80)0)' the surface of the skin. which cannhat you twaet
nt
is a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood
of the poisonous matter which alone is the true
cause of all your suffering. Clarke's Blood
Mixture is Pest such a medicine. It is composed
of ingredients which quickly expel from the
blood all impurities, from whatever cause
arisingcan be rel ed oand n teffect rendering and
pure,
lasting cur
selsel a&niprraphid lr,
rowed 1.411e).
Over 50 years'
01860(1.
Pleaaaat to
*815.
Sold by all
Ch01emists and
'?,hasps..
8 ees -- .
�s11a abet,"
t,(rs- SKIN & BLOOD DISEASES.
Canadian Natioe .
Exhibition
Aug. 26 '1 ORON ro Sept. 7
300,000 admissions sold first
day of advance sale. Come
with the crowds to thegreat'.
est Exposition in the 40 years'
,history of the C. N. E.
"The Heroes
of Britain
97
A production of tremen-
dous force and beauty,
with 1200 participants.
All All the colorful paraphor-
nalia of romance and his-
tory in the making. In-
spiring, dramatic --- a
spectacle every Canadian
should see.
MOVEMENT - LIFE
SPLENDOR
A Pa t ri o t f o T to rf ll in every scene
Giant livestock and agricultural display—
Government exhibits --demonstrations et vacs:
tinnal training by 50 crippled heroes -farming
on factory linen colossal exhibit, of labor.
saving devices -- C',avcrnment patriotic food
show Creatore'a wnrldeamed ban 1 e- Allies'
exndbfts of line arta—ANL" A WORLD OF
OTHER SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
Price of adrnlat.:on Is •••tr Cents
unchanged,
Consult your local agent re4ardittg
.�. railroad !'ares
Local Agent Wanted
for the "Old Reliable"
FONTHILL NURSERIES
i housands of Orchard trees
need replacing.
War Gardens call for small
fruit trees, Asparagus, Rhu-
barb plants etc.
The demand for Ornamental
stock in towns and villages is
large.
Secure a paying Agency with
liberal commissions, Exper-
ience not necessary.
STONE &WELLINGTON
(Established 1837)
TORONTO, ONT,
Steeled Tenders addressed to the
ttutler8itned, and endorsed Tondos:
for Renewal of South Pier at Hayfield,
Out," , will be received at this oflite
until 12 'o'clock noon, on Wednesday,
August 7, 1918, for the completion of
renewal of South Pier at 13aytiold, llu-
ruu ('unnly, Out,
Plane and forme of contract can bd
seen and '3peeilicaten end forma of
tender obraieed at this Department
and at the chine of the District Eigitt0-
ter, Equity Bniiding,Toronto, Ont, , and
at the Post Office, Hayfield Ont,
Teudat'e will not be oon8lalered un -
lege made on printed forms supplied by
the Department and in accordance with
conditions contained therein.
(48ch tender. must bo aocnmpaniod
by an aoueptod 0110gtte on a chartered
bank, payable to the order of the Min-
ister of Public Werke, egnnl to Ill p. 0.
of the 8motnit of the tender.
Note --limo pietas can be obteiue(1
at this .Department by depositing an
acoepted batik alleges) for the sums of
$till psyeble to the order if the Minim.
tor of Public Works, which will he re.
turned if the iutetiding b`dder submit
a regular hid,
By order,
11, 0, D I'1S I4OC Fl B1t(d,
Remotely
0epurtMen t of Pubtio 1Vorlcs,
Ottawa, July 15, 1018,