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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-08-08, Page 5rad;y AUgUsl THE CANADIAN BANK. OF CO ERCE SSA EDMUND WALKER, • C.v.ot, ILO, President CAPITAL. PAID UP, $15,000,000 RESERVE ruND, • $13,500,000 SRR JOHN AIR), Oeaa,'al Mawr 11. V. P. JONES, Asi t Gall Miaow GO Open a Savings account with this Brink and deposit money which would otherwise be kept at home idle and exposed to loss by fire or theft, Interest is earned and you have the satis- faction of knowing that your money is secure, Seatortica. 3E3x'aun-C.t J. G, MULLI N, Manager W. Js Walker Undertaker and Embalmer W. J. Walker, holler of gov- ermnonb Diploma and Liosueo Day or Night calve receive our prompt attention Day Phone b7 Night r8 Fall Term from Sept. 3rd. CENRAL STRATFORD, ONT. •The call for trained help is great- er now than ever before in the history of Canada, Our gradnatee are securing splendid poeitious. We have COv1MERCIAL, SHORT- HAND and TELEGRAPHY DE- PARTMENTS. If you purpose taking a business college course during Fall •or Winter months, write now for our free catalogue. W J ELLIoTT D A MCLACHAN PRESIDENT PRINCIPAL THICK, GLOSSY HAIR FREE FROM DANDRUFF Girls! Try it! Hair gets soft, fluffy and beautiful—Get a small bottle of Dandertne. - If you care for heavy hair that glis- tens with beauty and is radiant wit' life; has an incomparable softness ,,,,' is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine. 'Just one application doubles the beauty of your hair, besides it imme- diately dissolves every particle of dandruff. You can not have nice heavy, healthy hair if you have dandruff. This destructive scurf robs bhe hair of its lustre, its strength and its very fife, and if not overcome it produces a fever- ishness and itching of the scalp; the hair roots famish, loosen and die; then the flair falls out fast. Surely get a mall bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store and just try it, FOR SALE CHEAP Frame House, 7 rooms and pantry summer kitchen and cellar, Hard and soft water, Electric lights, Targe ve- randah. Stable 16' tile` hen ;house 9 ,7 , Apply at the News Ofboe For Sale House and half aero of land in the village of Egmondville The property ie eituated on Centre Street, close to the Presbyterian Churole and is known as the Plrreoll property. Geed com- fortable house, good shed, good well r,o e and ' t o nt pie tout, All kinds of -fruit trees, strawberries, raspberriee and currant bushes, This is a porker pro party with no breaks on front, and the and is in a good state of oultivatimt. '!'hie is a Moe property fur a retired farmer and the taxes are light. For particulars apply on the premises ort J John Rankie, Seaforth, For a Nice Ni Fry Hair Cut call at Bolton's Barber Shop OARDNO'S BLOCK SPIAFO•RTH For Sale A neat and comfortable houseon High Street.' All Conveniences. This prop- erty must be sold as the owner has decided to leave town. Here is the bar- gain that you have been looking for. APPLY TO JOH `;' t.KIN Bond and Debenture Broker gag Main Street, SeaForth Phone 91 a CREAM WANTED Send your Cream to us and receive scop prides. We are runeing o nr plant tha year through lied can handile your full supply and furnish you with phos, t1 weigh ' , r. rith rtt ry emelt 'We paytNiet g sample Slid test each can rf cresol care •fully, Our motto is " Honesty to ou z'atrons" Patrons are requested to re - urn all our cane when not in use, 3ttter an:1Bnttermilk al - cn hand tl d for at market prices, The Seatorth Creamery Co. SEAFORTH NIARKa-r Good Milling $2.10 Barley „,............ t Ou Bran per ton 36.0J Shorts per ton .41 Flour ...................., ...... ...6.60 •Batter, „ ,,,......... .,, 36-38 Hoge to farmers ...............171111 Miss Dorothy Wilson is vieitiug with • friends in St. Marrs this se !t. Mr, and Mre. Glen of Clinton spent Local Agent Wanted for the "Old Reliable" FONTHILL NURSERIES ^1 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 comknissio',s, Exper- ience not necessary. STONE &WELLINGTON (Established 1837) TORONTO, UN'T. Mr, and Mre. Wright end eon Jaok of Termite are the gneete of Mr, and R, Nudess ,jotter, Mr and Mrs. Kil,g Iiluevele were town visitore during the past week, Mr end Eire W '1 Box sial Mr and the holiday with het sister Mrs, W, Mrs ]l L Box motored to 1Citohener and Smitbere. Gait and spent the holiday there. Town " ivies eeettetmeteeweestmeetettereetteettereesei tasty eeettuteeetees,•.,! p•— Seeee lIO The High post of Diving—Economy is the word to -day. Make your old garmente do instead of purohaeiug new ones, Eiava them dry cleaned and greased, 'Dry cleaning when properly done lengthens the life of garments, preserves their fresh new appearance and ants tie a dieinfectanb, Unsanitary wearing apparel often cinema sIolrueas and death doe to germs, olothing should be Moaned at frequent intervale. My Wardrobe, Gaderieth St., Seaford), Opp, Qusen'e hotel. Mies 'rough of Blake ie a visitor at the ltotne of Mr, and Mre 0. Sparke.6 141a.ny friends will be pleased to learn that Mies 131411 Willia is progressing favorably toward recovery. Miss Harriet Murray has returned from visiting frieude in firuaxele, — Mr, (1, tee, Holman aid Miss Sadie Holman of Goderiol, were' week end visitore, Mies H. 1, Grethen% was in Clinton on Saturday attending the funeral of the late Mrs, Richard Irwin, Mrs, 0, Papst of Hamilton is visit- ing her eieter, Mre, Arnold Case, Mr, 0 L 1Villinnla has returned from Toronto. Mr, Alex Stewart, a veteran Week - !maid' of Seaforth, who has been very low for some tints is rapidly sinking. His two sone from the wept are at their home. Mre. McCornick of town aid lira. D, McNaughton of Tuckeretnith re- ceived word that their sons who left London reoently for overseas have been detained at Halifax as "rumps summate" as they were Bleeping with a man who had them. Mrs. M. Chandler of Stratford is a visitor at the home of 11r, and Mre, W. f3, £retheway, 14Ir. and Mrs, J F, Ruse and eon Hugh have returued from Toronto. Rev. Dr, Larkin preached in Bruce - field last Sabbath afternoon. Mies Nettie Sproat, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sproat left on Saturday for De- troit. Mrs. A Willoughby returned on Wed needay from a visit to relatives at Ing- ersoll, Mr. and hire, A. Hazen returned on Thursday after a pleasant vacation. Mise S. 1, McLean has returned Cram spending her holidays at Killarney Algoma Mra F, H. Larkin and daughter Bea. trios have gone to Toronto to ,pend the vacation, Mr. and Mrs John Stewart of Hens - all were town visitors on Saturday, Mies Alva Groves has returned from visiting relatives in Auburn, Mr, O. A, Barber has purchased a new McLaughlin special car, Mrs, (Rev,) H. A MoPhereon who has been spending a couple of weeks at the home of Mr, and Mrs. 3. R. G,vonlock returned on Saturday to his home in Toronto. Mr. 3ames Stutt of Sarnia spent the holiday in town, Miss Jeeeie Wilson of Owen Sound is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, W . Wilson. Mrs. Hezeledean and chiid of Grand Rapids !Michigan, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, James Gemmell Mr. Robertson McLean of Toronto was here %doiting his mother, Mrs. M. Y, McLean. Miss Theima Pedalo ha" returned from a visit to friends iu London, Cadet Neteon Govenlock, Ptes Earl Johnston attd MoCoy, after spending a few clays at their homes have returned to their camps at Deseron to, London and Petawawa. Miss Ethel Grieve ie home from Tor- onto for the holidays. Mr, and Mrs, W, Hogan and son Edward, of Toronto, have been with friends in Seaford% and vicinity Mr, and Mrs H. E. Jones of Strat- ford spent the holiday in town, Mies Nellie fvleMioltaal of Toronto is epeudi^l; her holidays at her home hem, Mise Edith (ioveulooh of Ottawa is spending her holidays at home. Mrs. Wilteo was a Clinton visitor, Mite liaricn Larkin left last week to for Ottawa to take a position in the Civil Sorviee Mise Simpson of Waitett,ba visiting .1ribnda her9. Mies Annie Somorville .lisp returned from London Mr. W, Boit Of Toronto and deugb- tor were at the home of Mr, et, Stehle, Miss .Johnston of Walton is at the home of her slitter, Mre, P. Kerr, Grinners MolVlillan, Boehley, Sproat and Wsilend who spent a few clays at Lame returned to Petawawa on Time day, Mr. and Mrs, 1?. J. J.awrenoe spent the weekend with relatives in (lode - rich, Mrs, Vatlsiolcle who has boon vieitiug her datrgbtee in town left yesterday to visit relatives in London BIG LOSS IN GRANARIES Bad Weather and Mice Destroy Much Grain.. Concrete Structures Best --. How to Make Old Granary nmcfent-- Fine!) Ewes to increase 1919 Iamb Orop — Great Shortage of Fall Wheat Beer]. (Contributed by Ontario t)epertmeat of Agriculture, Toronto,) O hard and fast rules can bo laid down for the erection of a convenient and efficient granary. b;aelt problem re- quires a knowledge of local condi- tions and regitiremente, Granaries, in the majority 01' eases, aro built in enclosures on the barn poor, and constructed with 'nu little regard for t Mrs• Alfred Scott of Toronto wee the strength, durability and convenience, guest of her meter Mre, W. Somerville, These slruetures should be located Miss Einem Diekeou of Heiman spent immediately over 11i' feed recut, each; the vomit end at the !tome of Mr, and lin having a shin(' with a cnntroi- Myr. .1, &Lc(Ilinoiry, ling slide or w ratrvtis distributor to convey the groin to the hopper of Mtee Sparks of Stretfordwas a visitor (he grfudrr; or it diet grain is In - at the borne of Mr, and !Vire, W. .1, i tended for marker, to a sank placed Beattie. ou the sealer, below the chute ready to receive It. To facilitate emptying ' Miss Hills, llgmondville, attended the grain, ahc boat• ei the bins should the federal of her uncle Mr, .1. Hills be sloping, at Harniugtau during the past week. The important consideration in the construction of granaries and bins n e e Mr. and. Airs, W.Tuwell of St, Marts for loose grain is to b. sure that the structure ie designed with eufliniont were visitors at the home of ,Mtty'ur and strength to prevent bulgltig of rho Mrs. Stewart during the pant week 1 sidee and springing of the floor, for Miss Elliott of Lileknow was the . , owing to its enormous out - nest of Miss Rabb, Jobe 81, wgrainard thrust, corresponding some- gwhat to that of water, has a ten- Nlies Ellis Ross of New York who deucy to burst the sides unless well braced or supported, 'Timber con. has boon visiting her aunt, Mrs A, Soott struction requires frequent repairs to ' loft this weak for Geneva, N. Y, prevent decay tied general deprecia- tion from use, it is always liable to Mrs L. T, Delaney is visiting icer acs- elimato conditni n sn. Tito boards will ter, Mre Hudgins, in Whitby. crack and eht'ink in the sunt .ter when the bins may be empty, and when the Mr John Chesney of Stratford is the new grain Is dumped into the bins an oast of his brother, &I r, (4, Choana enormous quantity promptly din- gY, anpoars into the cracks and crevices Godorich St. and through mice holes, entailing e fato The Miseee Tn&arty of Stratford are liteconsiderable consumerlosansdto toththermnatioer,n. visiting their sister Mrs W D11110au Thourinda of bushels of grain are, in this way, annually lost to Ole pro - Mr W McDonald of Detroit was a (lacers through sheer indifference to visitor at the home of Mr W NoDong- the condition of the granary. Yet ell L' moudvtne this preventable waste may he easily g ' remedied and made secure by lining . Miss Edith 'Scott and Mise Ethel the bih s Thene watcwithwordheet Is •metal. 'Conservation.•' Beattie have !lapsed the Faculty of Every grain is needed to feed tate Education examination successfully Efore,mpirehigandhly ditsesirable at Allies. 1t is, this there - time Mr. W Dale spent the holiday with to bend every effort to eliminate all friends in Stratford possible leakages and conserve our Mr and Mrs. A Scott of Bruoefield and Mr and Mrs Yellowlegs and tlaug titer of Bowauvillo wore Seatorth visit- ors Dr. and Mrs J. F. Rogers of Bruce - field spent the holiday in town. Mr, and Mrs. E. Crawford MaoClel- land and little daughter of Baden are the guests of Major and Mrs, R. S Hays. Mrs Latimer has rented the house occupied by the late E E Hallett, Mr and Mr Benedict, Mre Close and MrS Jackson motored'over from Chas - ley and spent the holiday with friends here Mr and Mrs Roy Oke of Toronto are vieitir_g Mrs Mason in Egmondville Mre H Edge and fancily are at Bar- field .. A beautiful hand embroidred it'ish linen tablecloth, 24 yards square don- ated by Mre T btephena to the War Auxiliary is on exhibition et Beattie Bros Variety 'Store Tickets two for 2nc Mrs loicLeod and Mise Coventry of Woodstock are visiting Mrs A McLen- grain for the need of the Allied na- tions, While there is an annual de- preciation on a timber structure varying from 4 to 8%, concrete con- struction grows better as it grows old; hence concrete properly re- inforced, is the ideal material for granaries, because it is both damp- proof and rat -proof, two very essen- tial factors in the construction of granaries. Concrete properly made to suit existing conditions, Is absolutely im- pervious to moisture, and can be kept as dry as any structure of wood ever built. The experience of many farmers Is that grain, mature enough to be placed in storage, will not spoil on contact with concrete, nor will corn mold, provided there is good ventilation and the roof is tight. To get rid of rats and mice destroy their nesting place and to this end con- crete is pre-eminently the best ma- terial and is recommended for all farm structures, Under average present day con- ditions a reinforced concrete granary may represent an additional outlay of about 25% over that required to construct of timber, but the high effi- ciency distinctive of concrete quick- ly offsets this increased initial cost. Concrete construction has many in short, important advantages. The contents are sate from the depreda- tions of rodents, is damp-proof, re- quites neither paint nor repairs, is fireproof, the grain is perfectly pre- served under all conditions of clima- tic and temperature, and the result- ing structure is practically everlast- ing. — Prof. John Evans, Ontario can at the Commercial Agricultural College, Guelph. Mr and Mrs !toss of Hamilton spent! Care of Ewes After Weaning. the holiday in town Mr Walter Beattie of Westminster was a, week end visitor at the home of his uncle Mr John Beattie. Mrs W Kerrlake, Dorothy, Reginald Smith BSis Bell Smith " i t cud thee C n Mies E have returned front a motor trip to Flint and leanoilg Miohigan In order to avoid udder trouble It is necessary to beep a close watch of the ewes for a few days after they aro separated from the lambs. Not a few cases of defective udders can bo traced to the want of 0 little care in this respect. Milk out just enough to keep the udder soft the da after the lambs have been ean- Y w ed. After two days' time they are again milked out. Some ewes do not need any more attention after Mr and Mre E J Boyd of Toronto, the second milking. Such ewes tnay were visitors at the !toms of Mr and I be marked to indicate that they are dry, Three more days should elapse Nies W B, Smith before the next milking is done and this method followed until it is cer- tain the entire flock is safe, In con- euection with the method outlined above the ewes should be separated Mr and some distance front the lambs, and re store on Wodueeciay attending be on scant pastures until all are per- fectly dry, This is a good time to go over the flock and cull out ail un - Mrs Voices and two children of De - desirable member's, Non -producers eft are visiting her parents, Mc and and those with broken mouths and poor udders should not be retained, A good deal of the success of the subsequent lamb crop will depend upon the treatment the ewes receive on d«isitor at dee borne of Mr and Mrs from time of weaning til after they John Lave Egmondville are bred. They should have good pastures and be given an opportunity Mies LLe::lzaan of Aylmer is visiting oitn oto y called "flushing,"unon flesh. Thiss. Nothing Mre A George le better for this purpose than rape Miss Beryl Booked who has been pastur rapee. It le usually from six weeks to two months from date of sowing viebduer sister Mrs H 0 Box has re that is ready ler pasture, If g it turned to her home in Sbrathrov Miss Margaret MuM,llau of Malill. op visited her (deride Mise Mary Cros- by Mr. W. Brine of 'Toronto spent the holiday with friends in town. Dr and Airs W A Kerr of Elora Mr and Mrs James Gibson of Erwin and M d Mrs Arthur Pertridge of Erin we the Karr -Partridge wedding tr Mm John Sproat, Mrs 'Harris of Welton was n week eN Jo rape pasture is not availabl'o new seeding or second crop of clover will servo fairly well. Stock should not be turned on rape or fresh clover for the first time when the leaves are wet from rein or even dew, la order to avoid trouble from bloating,— J. P. Sackville, B.S.A., Ontario Agri- cultural College, Guelph, [princess Presents Lad shows Saturday Ngto Monday Tuesday .ie Wr Thursday Friday i i v S Ile e life a9isday Saturday 1:1 fs'k' J IN If you want nice, dainty or tasty Job Pri,ltitg, we a better position than ever to supply your need. Prompt Attention to Rush Orders. Leave us your orders when in need of LETTER HEADS NOTE HEADS BILL HEADS STATEMENTS ENVELOPES WEDDING INVITATIONS CALLING CARDS POSTERS CIRCULARS CATALOGUES Or anthing else in printing some In Find See Us About Sale bills THE SEAFORTII NEWS SEAROiRTH — ONT. IME,MT6reAMM,9,m945mws,wo,gR, Opposite Daly's Garage Thursday Friday & Saturday You have a Laugh Coming to You Get ito The Great and Only George k e Cohan `'J ?JonesI cwt y Tr', eot the Pea, Grip, 1al In and the it,. We I drat Ire Clean 1f yeti %%dee "Broadway Jones- you 3111.? 'lira of fun tee an .1:'.'1•0Et 1'n t.o"o' Mon. Tees. & A jade arguerite Clerk a is Diaryt" No Advance in Prices Adults 15c children i0c Opposite Daiys' Garage $1112N'N�ll1��I1�.'r• c611Si pled