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Thursday S pteflller 5
SIR EDMUND WAG, 1R.
C.V.O.. LL.D. DAI„.., Idem
CAPITAL PMD UP, $15,000,000
SIR JOHN AIRD,General Msnsgw
h1. V. P. JQNeS, Aar'' Oen'l. Manager
RESERVE FUND, $15,500,000
Careful attention is given to the bank-
ing
anking requirements of farmers, with whom an
important part of the business of this Bank
is transacted. Farmers may rely upon
prompt and courteous service.
LSeator ib.
J.
0, MULLiN, Manager
W, J. Walker
Undertaker
and
• Embalmer
W. J. Walker, !holder of gov-
ermuent Diploma and Lioense
Doty or Night oal:e reueive our
prompt atteutiou'
Day Phone 67
Night 18
Fall Term from Sept. Srd,
kdriENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
The call for trained help is great-
er now than ever before in the
history of Canada, Our graduates
are securing splendid positions,
We have COMMERCIAL SHORT-
HAND and TELEGRAPHY DF,-
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
beautlful—Get a small bottle
of Danderine.
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 ib imme-
diately dissolves every particle of
dandruff. You can not have nice heavy,
healthy hair if you have 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; thea
the hair falls out fast. Surely get ie
scall bottle of Knowlton's Danderine
Gam any drug store and just try it,
FOR SALE ell 13TIP
France House, 7 rooms and pantry
summer kitchen and cellar, Hard and
soft water, Electric lights, large ve•
rendah. Stable 16' x112' hen :house 9
.
Apply at the
News Office
SI
For Sa.le-
e
House and balfaore of land 4n the
village of Eginoudville. ',the property
is situated ou Centre Street, close to
the Presbyterian Church and ie known
as the Parnell property,.. Good uora-
fortable hones; good shed, good well
and cement cistern. All !sleds •of fruit
trees, strawberries, raspberries ai,d
currant Mottos. This is a corner pro
party with•no breaks on front, and the
and is in a good Rtate of cultivation.
This is a nice property fur a retired
farmer and the taxes are light. For
partioulars apply on the premises orte
John. Rookie, Seaforth.
For a Nice
..Nifty
Hair Out
Orli. at
Bolton's Barber Shop
OARDNO'S BLOCK SEAFORTH
For SaIe
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
JOHN RNKN
Bond and Debenture Broker g
Muir, Street, Seaforth
Phone 91 ;a
CREAK WANTED
Send your Create to uR anti receive
top primas, We aro movies o ur latent
the year through and eau handle your
full supply and furt,ieh yon with taus.
We pay twice each month and weigh
sample and teat each oan of cream oars
fully. Our motto is " Honesty to oft
Patrons" Petrone are requested to re.
We all our cans when not in nee.
3ntter ant Buttermilk al , cu hand
lied for at market prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SEAFORTH .MARKET
r
Barley ...... ... .... ...............1 35
Bran per ton ,.............,..,3G.Oit
Shorts per ton ........:........ .....•.. 41
F1 our ............... .,........5, 0u
t3uttor. .. . .................... 36--33
Sggs .. ......... . ... :;0--40
Hoge 'to ftam ers •• ..... to 00
Good Milling Wheat ............... $2.10
Oats ,....,..,,.....,.. 85
Cornscripple the el and tmalr,
wallring a terrors, t,.t sure ^elief in the
she pa of Hollow title ('.urn retro in with.
in reach of all
Local Agent Wanted
for the "61d Reliable"
FONTHILL NURSERIES
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 commissio?s, Exper-
ience not necessary.
STONE & W E L LI N GTO N
(Established 1837)
'l'ORONTO, ON T.
Mothers can easily know when their
thililren are troubled with a 0rm8, arid
they lead no time n, applying the beet
of reteedies--M 0ther i,cavee' Worm
Etter fill flitter.
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Tows► Topics
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Phe High poet of Living—AJeonomy
is the word today. Make your old
garments do instead of purohaeing new
ones, Have them dry cleaned and
pressed, Dry cleaning when properly
done lengthens the life of -garments,
preserves theirfroob new appearance
curl acts as a dleinfeotant, Uissenitary
wearing apparel often cement siokneee
and death due to germs, clothing
should be cleaned at frequent intervals.
My Wardrobe, Goderieh St„ Seaforth,
Opp, Queen's Hotel.
Miss Nina Robb has returned to Tor.
onto,
Mims Gladys Thompson left on Mon-
day for her school at 2b srriton.
Mr. and Mre, George Hills and
daughter Maria are 111 Toronto this
Week,
Miss Florence Thompson has return-
ed to Toronto,
Miss Thompson of Listowel has re.
sumed her position in the J. Mac.
Tavish store
Miss Margaret Ohittenden bus ro-
turned from Toronto'
Mr. Karl Sheehan had the rnisfort.
one to break his wrist while cranking
his oar last week.
The public school opened on 'Tuesday
and after the odassee formed the pupils
were dismissed for the day, The only
change on the staff is iu the first oleos
where Miss Rose takes the place of
Miss Hartry, who has resigned and well
enter the Bank of Commerce.
Leiut.3tose of Moutroal who has
just returned from France is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs J. H, Reid,
Miss May MoOlinohley left on Mon.
day for Odeesa where she has taken a
sobool:
1viator Jack Hinehley of Toronto
is hone on leave.
Mr, Robinson of Wittgham bee
purchased the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. Shade,
Mrs, Sclater and Miss Vera Soleter
of St. Marys were here attending the
funeral of the late Mr. Wm, Solater
Mrs. A. Forbes of Clinton was here
fora few days renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Mrs Hall of Platteville is a guest at
the home of NIL. and Mre John A, Wil-
son,
Rev, Mr, Hart of Brucefield presoh-
ed in the Methodist Church last Sab•
bath,
Miss Verna Graves is visiting friends
in Sault Ste. Marie.
Mr, and Mrs, W. McLeod of London
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Phemia Cowan has returned to
Dundee,
Mrs, D. Farquaherson of Provost
Alberta is visiting tier brother, Mr
Amens McQuaig, Victoria St,
The Misses Florence and Minnie
Laidlaw have returned to Toronto.
Many friends will regret to learn that
Mr. A. Curtis who had a otase for in-
struction in the violin here two years
had the misfortune to gat his right arm
caught iu some machinery in a factory',
where he was employed in Blain Wash,
with the result that amputation was'.
found necessary,
Mrs. Wm, Southgate sr, is in Lon
don with friends,
The Misses Dorothy Wilson and Nor
man ,Jeffrey spent a few days in Inger-
soll last week,
Mr, Archie Hays was in Stratford on
Friday.
Mise Dorothy Morson has returue&}.
to 'l'orouta,
Mr, 0, Phillips intends removing his
family to Dunnville.
Herold Coates is visiting friends in
Guelph,
Mr, and Mra W Watt of Chatham
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, T.
Stephens at the Queen's.
Miss Kato Cowan has returned from
Rhineland,'
lilies Ella Smith whoezernt several
weeks with friends in torn has rebuilt -
ed to Toronto.
Gordon Hays is avoiding hi heli-
daye in Baden.
Misses done and Janet Hays have
returned from a visit to friends in Bar.
vie
Miss Nettle Pothiolc has returned to
Burlington.
Mr, and Mrs, Norman Brownell of
Winnipeg are the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. S, boobs,
SEAFQR H iiiEWS
Mr, Walter S1.nith who hoe been a
visitor at the home of Mr, and Mre,
Adam Hays, returned on Saturday 00
Jackson, Mich.
Mise Jennie Qovenleok left on Mon,
day for Celdetreatu,
MIss Atobb of 'Toronto spent the boli,
day with. her brother+ill law, Mr, 0, L
Wllltaarne.
Mre, Ir, H, 'Larkin and Miss Beatrice
Larkin have returned from spending a
month in Toronso,
Mr. and Mrs R. MOGee sea 80D,
Jack have returned from spending sev-
eral weeks with faiends in East Wawa'
nosh,
Mr, and Mrs, Murray who have
been visitors at the home of Mr, and
Mrs J. Ir, Ross during the past t o eh
have returned to Toronto,
Mrs W, Pearson visiting trieuds in
Brampton,
Mia, Paul of Winglrain is the 'guest
of tiara Full, Market :it,
Dr and Mrs. F. W. Gunn of Clinton
were visitors at the home of Mr and
Mrs J. F. hoes,
Mr and Mrs Moffat and family mot
orad up from Hatnlltou on Friday last
and spent a night in town,
Mr David Wilson oante home on Fri
day from Platteville.
Gunner Beeholey of Petawawa camp
was here for a few days this week ,
The semi-annual conference of the
Huron Presbyterial society will be held
in the Egmondvillo church on Tuesday.
Sept, ICIth. There will be a morning
and an evening session, De Elizabeth
McMaster of Indere, India, and Mise
Fingland of Londesboro, missionary
designate to Corea, will be the princip-
al speakers,
Mrs. D. P, Harrigan of Minneapolis
was the guest of Mrs, NI. Williams,
Mies Clara Phil/nay has returned
rom visiting relatives in Toronto,
Mise Greta Watson who has been
spending the vacation at the home of„
her parents Mr. and Mr,, James Wat-
son left on Friday for Regina.
Mr, John Bitten of Detroit paid a
visit to •relatives in Seaforth and liain.
itv •
Mr Robert Jaokson of Calgary and
NIr, B, M, Jackson of Toronto are
visitors at the home of their father Mr
George Jackson,
Miss Hilda Golahawk has returned
from a visit to friends in Hamilton
Mr, Arthur Woodley was called home
from Rideway owing to the serious ill-
ness of his mother.
Mr, Charles Stewart, Mr. Fred Mc-
Pherson -and two daughters motored
up from Flesherton and called on air
and Mrs, R. H. Goldhawk,
Mr. and Mrs. A, Partridge of Tor.
onto were week -end visitors et the
home of Mr_and Mre James Kerr
Mrs, Heterman of Blyth is visiting
her daughter Mrs Carbert.
NIr, Peter Kerr has leased a house
in Toronto and intends moving his Fant
ily there in the near future- We re-
gret to lose Ruch good citizens as Mr,
and Mrs Kerr.
Mre, D. Shanahan has retained from
a pleasaut holiday in Bayfield
Mr. and Mrs. Pepper ,.f Hamilton
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W..1
Beattie,
Mrs Aseeltine who spent a few days
at the home of her aunt Nlre, John
Beattie Main St, has returned to her
home in Copper Ultii.
Monday was very quietly observed as
Labor Day in town. The factories
and stores were closed and fete people
were on the streets.
MOO Jean hose of MelCillop return-
ed to'ForonteTuesday,
Mrs, George Mnrdiolies returned
from visiting her either in Landon.
Pte. Walter Bayne of Galt spent a
few drys with friends here. •
The Collegiate opened on Tuesday
with 180 pupils and more are entering
oauh day, Miss McPherson takes Olas
sloe, Miss'1'raver's, Moderns; Mies Prid-
1,anr, Art and Commercial; Mise Allison
is substitute for Miss Redeem while Mr
Hagen has Science and Plinoipal Ros8
teaches Mathematics,
Barber Apprentice Wanted—Boy
about 14 years, 'Wages while learning,
1'? W Robinson, Cent Hotel, J3arbor
Shop.
Rev Mr and Mrs. Moyer are llr,nlo
from Kingsville after a pleasant holi-
day.
Mr, Meyer's onbjeut Sunday nlssruing
will be 'Men Oley in the Potte's Hand"
in the evening "Man the Molder of
flie Fato
Helping to Relieve
The Coal Situation
Peter to the war, cued produutiou ne.
ually exceeded consumption. C'ouae-
quentl'y considerable reserves wets
built up at strategic ehrppil,g points to
meet local, ourreut demands. But the
more or less acute fuel situation of the
past two wafters has wituessod the
ouusumptioe of these reserves. No
one speaks of building them up again
until after the war is over, when trans•
portation, industrial andlabo'r condi
Huns will have rsturtted to normal.
All that the fuel authorities expect of
the rubies is to produce a years supply
in twelve months, 'It, therefore, fol -
ow s that all orders for even 70 per
cent of each consumers supply cannot
be filled at once, so early in the season
Early orders will naturally receive
orecedeace however, as well as tending
to prevent congestion in trunaporta-
tiou. Durfug the spring, the output
of the mines in the United States was
not reaesuting. This has been steadily
ituprovitlg ho,vever, and their is reason•
able grounds for hoping that the sup
ply, for household purposes at any rate
may be eutlieient for tite demand, Of
course in war time things, may happen
over wince. Governments have no con-
trol, which may at least calm a partial.
Falling
off in production, or dlffonities
in getting coal distributed. Prices, too
maybe reasonably expected to be high-
er than in former years, as in the case
of all indispensable oommodities.
For these reasons, therefore, if for no
other, consumers should obtain substit-
utes such as soft coal, wood, peat, etc.
to as great an extent ae possible. At
the earns time efforts should be 'nada
to out down requirements of fuel to a
minimum, It ie quite needless iu many
oases for whole houses to be heated
throughout the winter. 13y comparat-
ively inexpensive ohauges in plumbing
during the summer, rooms that are tit -
tie used during the winter mouths,
could have their heating appliances 80
arranged 60 1,58 to be turned on or off
at will. " Or if this be not feasible
radiators u, sun rooms and mused at
ties could be carefully wrapped so as to
uuuservu heat while preventifig frees
ing of the radiators. by sash roaeou
able preeau.iut,s the &.,situ to criticize
the heads et the Fuel Boards may targe
ly vanish.
In ac0ordauce with hie progressive
polioy of presenting"the biggest and
best" in:motion pictures Malinger Wil.
lie of the Strand Theatre is in Toronto
'hie week arranging his prograninee 105
the fall season.
It be reported that J..1, Monier Al
P, has purchased the old Van Egmetel
woollen mill,
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey McLean of
Toronto'spent a few days at the flume
of Mr, ane Mrs P M Chesney, 'emitter.
smith.
Mr W Cameron and Mr fl. Calm eh
an tiro attending rho Toronto Exhibit•
loll
Alias Jessie Chesney has accepted a
position as toaeher iu the Iidlegr,el,
school.
Mrs Beek has returned from visiting
hut parents in Mitchell.
Clrrnner Joe Muklillan of P"rawee .
spent a few dave at Itis home here
Mr, Wnt. Hays hos a00eptod a Dos.
i iot, in a bank iu l''sl'otite.
Fiaaflciai Statement
KEE1 «'A'I'CH l ELiti1RA'1'lON
1.16.'1111' 1:i -trate Receipts, $1100,e0
Luuei> oh Tee Booths, $27,1 n7', itefrceh
tient Booths. $600,68; Naval Parcel
Post, $t71,23; Flower Booth till 00;
Dell Booth, r tale; Produce BOotb,
21 .80 Apron Booth, 83,110; Selvage sale
42,94; Babied of Prize (heat decorated
oar,) 8.00, Cromarty Little Girls Red'
°roes, g nu Priuoosm 'Theatre, 10,20
Dance, 73 25; Hugmetite, 10 65; Gold
watch, 118 00; Chevroiet, 870 00; Mid-
way, $50 22; Total Receipt —0709 7S;
E\PENDI'TURII --fruits, peanuts, rite,
ti>3 19; Meats 5.4 13, uig,u•s, soft drinks
etc, lee Oreetn, Comes, straws 325 05;
Mantle; music, etc 89 50; Al ovit,g ala'
rune, 14 ; T,.-lephullo .G express,
I t 73 Pommes., P.u,tal cattle, tr11t' 1,.,
etemps 7 e;t; Decorations, 1.80 21 44;
Booths etc, 62,64; Midway 174 Ltd; El.
metric wiring +Lao. 18.911; • Printing etc
84 85; Flowers 17.77, I.4.1> i . ,• 16.50,
Breakage 1 60; rwtel exiondlture 0057. s
82; Ilalauee on baud 1:741 06, lief
1'ertifie)1 owl (tot, A A N1aL ,mita'
Brodeticlr, A D Suthet isms, Mlaua;, to J { t rfY (��L� ��yt!� tr
Oommittee. 5- l gr.^!1�•.,rt�elI?ler!1il:,a% 5.1t5Nr�4:J.a
Rrincess
Thursday Friday 8 Satbrddt
Triangle Presents
Enid Bennett`
10
Little Brother
A New York Fast Sitio kid sister who tights for a living by maegneraillug
newsboy and whose puiok wit fin ally secures for an aduratfelt and n c1 etin
the big, free, honest West,
Keystone
Dangers of a r de
A head on °alltenu of two loeomutivrs ie only nu incident in ibis iel,iriwircl
edy,
Monday Tuesday &adliasde
coining The ,Kaiser
The Beast of Bertin
The moving picture etupendun.
rmces
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If you want nice, dainty or tasty Job Printing, we are-
a better position than ever to supply your needs.
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
come In rind See Us About Sale Bill
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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Opposite Daly's Garage
Thursday Friday & Saturda.
A Round=up of Thrills and Laughter
Douglas Fairbanks
in
Wild and Wooi y
Au Artoraft Picture
By Anile Loos front (ho Story by 14, I3. Carpenter
A typival Feirhaltks play of rapid file theme stint offers the et
getio Douglas tl scope of the west piail•s us hie Etar;e. neer
fora has athletic idol of the screen had Buell opportunities to '51180
a woatth ofsrib tickling iurfdeute es hell as dere devil feats that
tieaw the breath of the moat placid audience, Bubbling over
the Feirbauks (spirit, namely,. -life, ecghter and thrills—
'nye shows
hrills-'i'weShows on S•,t• eight -8,30 and 0,VI
Mone `'vies, & Wei
Jack Pickford
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11,
Sawyer
13y (Matic 'Ponce
"Toni" was great in the book. He is oven better on the es
Yon will osrtaicly Iflce ibis one.
Prioo [j0-Chfidren, 1o,,
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