HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-09-05, Page 8NOTHING
Adds more to the a-
ppearance of a man than
a neat Hair Cut or Shave
If you come to oursanit-
ary,carefully conducted
parlors, you are sure Of
every attention.
Commercial Barber Shop,C4th
W. ROBINSON
Prop
MUSICAL
Miss Annie 0. Uorenloek, ltraduato
Teacher's Course Gudovsky Methods,
Canadian Academy of Music, Toronto
will re -open her clashes in piano, Organ
and Theory on September 3rd
Pupils will be prepared fur Canadian
Academy and Toronto Conservatory
aamillatielie
Studio North Maio St.
Phew. 103
Help Wanted
waaiwns
Help wanted to spread flax ny the
Canadian Flax Mills, Seaforth, Gond
wages will be paid to wcnlett, girl& anti
boys.
Canadian Flax Mills,
Seaforth
SAYS LEMMA JUICE
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES
airie!' Make this 'cheap beauty lotion
to clear and whiten your skin.
(Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
at bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
+cry, very small coat.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
hree ounces of orchard white for a few
ents. Massage tide sweetly fragrant
otion into the face, neck, arms and
ands each day and see how freckles and
lemishea disappear and how clear, soft
nd white the skin becomes. Yeel .It
e. harmless, 8
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utorrtobnl'e Entrance
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Western Fair Dates
Sept. to i4
tw�
1 CORRESPONDENCE 1
play illiwNlre.+MessseeA0.!rN111"Ni!
Kippen
,Mrs McKibben is a guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. H. iveson.
Jtev, and Mrs Gimlet have gone to
R'egirla to visit their eiater, Mrs Balfour
The Welshes have been down to
Hayfield and spent a pleasant picnic
recently. "`
Margaret Molli 1 has been spending
a couple of weeks in Toronto with role.
Mims.
The Lords Supper was dispensed in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
last, Rev. Mr Mr McLean of Egmond
vine preached ou Friday a sermor, in
prepnratiou for it.
Mise Ethel Adams of London is the
guest of Mrs, J. Detweller,
School will reopen again this week,
Mrs, Adams of Landon in at the
home of Mrs, Detwier,
Dr Mary Johnston is home again,
Mies Margaret Mollie is in Toronto
With Hoods.
Sam Cudmore, and Wm Moog of
Ohio are busy buying hay and are pay-
ing good ptieee.
Alien Elva Bolton and Miss Hester
Godkin of Walton have been at the
home of Miss Grace Rose.
Brrleefnelcl
Mrs, Fred Tomlinson was in Toledo
last week attending the funeral of her
nephew.
J. Payne and wife are toe guests of
their sister, Mrs, John Kaiser,
Nettie Fraser has returned from De-
troit to her home in Stanley.
Mrs, Addison and family are home
again after a pleasant visit 10 Londes-
boro,
Cattle are being shipped very fast as
it is expexted there will be a shortage
of ears later in the amnion.
John Mustard and family are home
after spending the summer on the shore
of Lakr Huron;
Londesboro
A barn belouging to John Anderson
in Hnllett Township was struck by
lightning and burned despite ell efforts
to save it,
John Hutton had a pig killed by
lightning during -ate same storm,
Mrs, F. Gibbs of Clinton is visiting
her sister, Mrs, Lee•
Misses M. and F. Routledge of Hol
mesville ate visiting the Aliases Robert
soon.
Mesdames Ruddeil and Rosa are in
lowanstownvisiting the father of the
former.
Much sympathy is expressed for the
relatives of Pte. J, H. Riley who has
been killed in France,
.Mian Hazel aohaefer who has been
with bar aunt, Mrs, Rudder], has re-
turned to her home in Gowoustown,
Bayfield
Mrs. Parkinson and family of De-
lrersome years the number of people trete are with h+r hrot!ier, win,
o .Come to the Fairs in the cool Auto. Demand,
Dad of stuffy trains hays il,ereasrd Afro, Hodgeue end family of Sirat-
taking care of the ears forced the ford are at their cottage. Mrs. Benne•
store of the Wetitern Fair to build 'iy of .rhamesford is with them,
tbway niider the track, and will let
ears enter at the north east corner Mr. D. M6IJotiald and family have
the.ground . The drivers after 1111-i had the sad 0085 that their son, 21
ding their peeeengere, why will ale, ryears of age hail been killed in France.
Ve a epeeist entrance will go through Ptes. G, Castle and j. Lindsay of
eubwey and park..their vans inside 167th Battalion are hone on leave.
ring where they may he left as long
esired. If the auto party lunch
ty may do so, returning to the ground
way of the sunway, The price of
mesion will he iii 00 fon car and
veil including parking. The mauege-
nt feel assured this avoomidation
be appreoiated by the general pub,
and that more people than ever will
enol this year's Exhibition. Pros-
ts are very bright for the host EX
on over held iu London, Prize
ts, entry forma and all information
I be given on application to the Sec
try, A. M, Hunt, Londou.
ob
athma is Torture, No one hasn't
ped for breath in the power of (is-
le know what such suffering is.
mantis do know however, from ex -
once how immeasurable is tho re -
provided by Kelloggs Asthma Rein -
Vet Years .have been relieving
oaring the meet severe mow I.
Are a sufferer do not delay a day
eetir ng this remedy from yonrdrag
Well. Mr. Editor. this hot summer
is over and Bayfield will now return to
'lomat as the touriste are all going
home agent. It has been a busy eeae-
on this year.
Mrs. J. F, MoGeer of Owen Sound
who hair been visiting in Goderich
township for some time, reoeived word
that her hnsbend has been wounded in
France,
Mrs. Brydgee of Belgrave is at the
bome of her daughter Mrs. Brandon,
Miner.'s Worm Powders work so
effectively that no trace of worms can
be found, The posts are maturnd
the stomach and pass away in the stool
Without being perceptible, They
make an entire and elean sweep of the
Intestines, and nothing in the shape of
a worm can find lodgement there when
the powders are in operation, Nothing,
could be more thorough or desirable
than their aotion.
THE SEAPORTti NEWS
Western Crop Damage
Reports Greatly Magnified
Manley
Mr. W. Manley motored to Bayfield
on Sunday with a or of young people,
Mr. and Mrs• Fred Eckert and
daughter 'Vera accompanied by Mrs,
Joe Nagel visited friends fn Kinkora
last Sunday.
Harvesting is completed and the re.
snits are good.
The bean harvest is jest beginning
and the crop promises to be a good
one,
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Johnson are tak-
ing in the Toronto exhibition,
Dublin
Airs Le Pain of Saginaw Mieh,spent
a few days with friends here, . r'`x*�,i
Miss B Jordan is visiting friends iu
Toronto
Mr and Mrs L J Lardy aril family
motored tb Luoau on Sunday
Misses Al Weber and M O'Connell
spent -Monday in Stratford
"Mrs. "M Williams and daughters of
Seaforth called on frietdehere on Mon.
day,
Mx curl Mrs John Weber have re-
turned from Hamilton
Mrs J Nagel spent a few days in
Logan since our last issue
SiGissiro
Want 10,000 Harvesters at.onoe
ossesuou
lteports previously.publiehed regatta.
Mg the damage by the fist to the
crops fu Saskatchewan were unduly
pessimistic, Frequent shower's atld
favorable weather have changed the
outlook and it is apparent that the
great Provinve of Saskatchewan will
have a name! crop, This is evidono-
ed by Western detnauds for Farm
Laborers as not less than 10,000 are re.
quired immediately for harvesting,
Every young man and those more
mature; in every uontmuaity in Ontario
including our owl), should got away
and 0017 brake this a great opportunity
to servo the country i1111 practical way
and at the saute time of iuvaluable be-
nefit be hiineolf, It maims an interest.
long-distance jonrttey at low
fares, and a chance to see and study
the immense mew Country served by
Canadian Northern, the People's Road
Final excursions, 13y Canadian Nor-
thern trains leaving Toronto et 10,00
I', M, , August 28th, 30th, September
4th and lith. Harvester's from out-
side points to nae oomtecting trains to
Toronto,
~,Hall bot i'oteut.--.Parmelee's Veg-
etable Pills are small, but they are
effective in action. Their fine qualities
as a corrector of stomach troubles aro
known to thousands and they are in
a�'tit'aa,
XRESSOMOMStanalenleallXrata4Seriaatfo
i3OOt t'`'rues roe
THE LONDON FREE PRESS
offers a pleasant and profitable diversion
to the residents of Western Ontario
AUTOMOBILES, PIANOS, BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE
SETS, FURS, GRAPHOPHONES.. CABINETS OF SILVER,
SCHOLARSHIPS. KITCHEN CABINETS, CASH COMMISSION
PRIZES, ETC,, TO BE GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE
TO ENERGETIC AND AMBITIOUS MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE.
FIRST PRIZE
- Value $2,345.00
60 H, P.
First' prize in 'lie Free Press Automobile Contest is a 7-Passen-
6er 60 h. p• McLaughlin "Rix Six," with a cash value of $2,846, The
MoLaughlin "Big Six" holds some of the most coveted automobile
records of the day. Its 80 horsepower develops the utmost in power
and speed. Purchased from and on exh'bition at the McLaughlin
Carriage Company. Richmond street, London, Ont,
THE FREE 1PRIZE LIST
$2846,00 MaLAUGHLIN "BIG SIX" TOURING OAR.
$1,485.00 GRAY DORT "SPECIAL" TOURING CAR.
51,800,00 OVERLAND TOURING CAR.
.$700.00 FORD TOURING OAR.
$600.00 SHERLOCK-MANNING UPRIGHT PIANO.
$460,00 SHERLOCK-MANNING UPRIGHT PIANO.
$400.00 SHERLOCK-MANNING UPRIGHT PIANO.
And numerous other articles, among which will be three $300.00
Sherlock -Manning "Baby Grand" Phonographs, three $166:00
Rayolas, throe $160.00 Furniture Suttee, three $60.00 Rayolas, six
$60.00 Satin -Lined Cabinets of Rogers' 1347 Suver, three 646.00
Kitchen Cab'nets, tbree $25.00 Sete of Rogers' 1847 Slhrer, three
126.00 Rayolasrash commission cheeks and other prlaes, which
will he announced later.
It will take votes to win the free prizes. Secure the votes
by clipping them from The Free Press or by securing Free
Prase subscriptions and renewals. .
PRIZES FOR ALL.
One of the unique features of
The Free Press Contest is that
subscribers who assist candidates
In the contest will also have an
opportunity to win an automobile.
THERE WILL BE NO LOSERS.
Everyone who makes an ear-
nest effort In the contest will re-
volve something for his or her ef-
forts, Cash commission prizes
axe provided for non -winners,
ENTRY COUPON
GOOD FOR 6,000 VOTES.
(Enter your own name or that of a friend.)
Prize Contest Dept, of The London Free Prose,
Gentlemen, -I hereby nominate as a candidate in your
Automobile Prize Contest:
NAME
ADDRESS
NOMINATED BY
NOTE—Only the first entry coupon received for each candi-
date will entitle the candidate to the 6,000 votes.
OBEY THAT IMPULSE
Send In your Entry Coupon TO -DAY. Receipt books are ready at
the Contest Department of The Free Press, LondOu, and there is
nothing to prevent you from getting a runaway start While others are
making tip their mindsas to whether they will enter or not,
As aeon as you have sent lit your Entry Coupon sop all your
Mende, Tell them you are going to enter the competition and that
you would appsoclste their support. Picone or write ah of those
whusnt you cannot personally see,
NOT LUCK! NOT OHANCEI EFFORT ALONE WILL WIN THE
PRIZES!
ADDRESS ALL OOMMUNICATIONS TO
Prize Contest Department of The Free Press
LONDON, ONTARIO,
PHONE—LOCAL- AND LONG DISTANOE, 100.
Thtersdny` September 5
conetuub demand everywhere t0 those 1IIMMINIWNINIMMOSimmaisiminimionimmaiiiimusimmiss
who know what a sate anti simple re-
medy they are, They used no intro
duotton to those who are aoquitintod
with them, but to those who lust' not
know them they are presented• as the
heafJ preparation on the market fur
disorders of the stomach,
Bard ofThanks.
Mrs, A'l13, Sclater and family wish
to thank neighbors attd friends and the
fraternal (moieties for Mtdlnese end
sympathy shown bo them in their ^ rec-
ent bereavement.
Tne Dairyman's Vadexmecum
A book bas just been issued by the
Live Stoulc Branch of the Department
of Agrioultnre at Ottavio that should
be in the possession of every dairyman,
It ie a oomprohnsive reoord of progress
niade, and include' a deal of valuable
iuformation, The rules and regulations
of the Record of Performance are given
as well the standards for registration;
the records of performance of every
dairy bread; a list of the bulls qualified
for registration; summaries of perform
mote with exact details and names and
addresses of owner& and is list of cows
which have produced sufldsieut milk
and fat to qualify but which have fail.
od to freshet within fifteen menthe
after the commencement of the test,
The book is, Report No. 111, comprises
88 pages, end call be had free On
application to the Publications Branch
of the Department of Agriculture at
Ottawa,
Good-bye to Asthma' Porsous stiffer
ing froru the extremely trying trouble
known as asthma know what it is to
long with ori their hearts for escape as
froth a tyrant, Never do they know
when an attack may Borne and they
know that to struggle unaided is vein,
With Dr. J,.D, Kellog's Asthma Rem-
edy at hand' however, they eau say
good-bye to their enemy and enjoy life
again, It helps at once,
FARMERS' CUB
A meeting of the Seaforth Farmers
Glob will be hold in the Separate
School Hall, Seaforth on Wednesday
evening, September the 4th at 9
o'clock, As matters of importance to
the ladies of our farmers are coming up
for consideration, a good attendance
of the ladies of the community is espec-
ially desired. All farmers 0011 mem-
bars as well as members and ,retired
farmers are cordially invited to attend,
Bring the ladies with you,
Geo, D, 0, Elarn, John H Scott
McKillop, Hallett
President - Secretary
With the Fingers!
Says Corns Lift Out
Without Any Pain
Sore cords, hard corns, soft corns or
ley kind ,. e cunt can shortly be
lifted right out with the fingers if you
17111 apply directly upon the corn a few
drops of freeeone, says a. Cincinnati
authority:
1t is claimed that at small cost one
can get a quarter of an ounce of frees -
ono 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. e
*This announcement *ill interest
many women here, for, it is said that
the• present high-heei footwear 1s put-
ting coma on practically every
woman's feet, '
"For the Blood is the Life."
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
1rAth any diooaoo duo to Impure blood
ouch aa Eczema, Scrofula, Scurvy, Sad
Logo, Ab000saoe, uloorn, Glandular
Swetlinge, Bolls, Pim plots, Bores of any
kind, Plloe,Blood Poieon,Rhoumntiom,
Gout, o4c., don't waste your time and money
on lotions and ointments whiei, cannot got
below the surface of thesidt, What you want
is a mcdioioo that will thoroughly free the blood
of the poisonous matter which alone is the true
muse of all your suffering, Clarke's Blood
Mixture isJust such a medicine, It is composed
of ingredients which quickly expel from the
blood all impurities, from whatever cause
arisings end by rendering it cleanand pure,
can be relied on to effect u lasting cur;,
ITtlekatndt of fetttntomalte
/0,e/railcar limon jvHfe!
411110 bottle).
Over 50. rears.
6001065•
Pleasant to
take.
Sold- 55 all
Ohaml,ta and
8t'nht,p,r,.
aelv,a all
S0&,tlfn tea.
Clarke's
Blood
Mixture
CURES ALL
SKIN & 51000 DISEASES,
We're Experts at
Shoeing Children
Our lines of Fall. Shoes for the Children ,were _se.
lected with the greatest cllre 110111 the productions of
the Country's best Makers of Children's Footwear,
The leathers are Calf, Gun Metal Calf, Patent aild
' Colt.
The lasts are formed to fit Children's feet correct—
ly and to guide them along natural lines. rhe Shoes
are Masterpieces of Children's Shoe making,
There are no, Shoe troubles in the families, where
we Shoe the Children.
R. se TT
"The Home of School Shoes"
Phone 50 Seaforth
!ri km.e
V"ga
it r.
20,000 Farm Lab rens Wanted
$12 to
ape
Plus half a cent per mile beyond.
Returning. half a cent per mile to Winnipeg, -plus 818.00.
Comfortable Through Trains, Lunch Service at moderate prices,
Special Acconunodatloa for Women and a Scenic Routo by C.N.E..
Excurelon Dates from Seaforth Sept. I i -
' from Toronto 10,00 p. m,
Chas. A."Aberhart, C N R Agent,
or write General Passenger Dept., 68 Icing St. IO., Toronto, Ont. -
Ask for "Harvesters' Work and Wates" Leaflet, 1234
Special Train Service:
For information see:
e S'.
Yt i +I
14-44,1.
Plan to attend
Western Ontario's
it lar Exhibition
$30,000 IN PRIZES
=�" ull4i
11
this yeadrod
Full Programme of Attractione twlco daily
Two Speed Evcntn daily Fireworks each night
Groat Pure Food ,Allow in Process Building
Plenty of'-Muoic, Education, Entertlfinment and Midway Merriment
LON t1i.,ON CANADA
Sept. 61' to 14" i 0l J
N.B.—New antomobno entrance cor. Dundee end Egerton Stn AdmL-
nioa $d covora auto and driver, incinding parking of car.
Prize List, Entry Forma, Appllr6atfon for Space, and all
information from Bio Secretary
Lt.-CoL W. M. eartahore, Pre-aldent A. M. Hunt, Secretary