HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-09-19, Page 5Thturaday. Septeatber 19
Silt EDMUND WALKER. r ' ' 1IR 001414AIRD, General Manager
LUX. DAL. President K V. A, JON $, A..'e, Gen'l. Manager
CAIPITAiPAID UP. $ 05,000,000 ;R
Via FUND, . $13,600r040
SENDING MONEY ABROAD
Do you wish to send money abroad? The safest
way to do so is to buy a DRAFT from
The Canadian Bank of Commerce.
The cost is moderate. Apply
for particulars. as
Sc atort i., B•raalc.r
J. G, MULLEN, Manager
W, J1 Walker
Undertaker
and
Embalmer
W. J. Walker, holder of gov-
ermnent Diploma and License
Day or Night cal:s receive onr
prompt attention
Day Phone 67
Night r8
GE1 hAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
Lady graduates of last term are now
earning as high as $18 and even $20
a week, while young men are earn-
ing still better salaries, We can
not meet the demand for trained
help. Write us at oncafer particnl.
ars regarding our Oommeroial,
Shorthand or Telegraphy Depart-
ment, Students may enter at any
time,
W J ELLIOTT D A MCLACHAZ
PRESIDENT..
PRINCIPA L'
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try It! Hair gets ooft, fluffy and
beautiful—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 itis
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 robe the hair of its
lustre, its strength and its very. life,
end if not overcome it produces a fever-
ishness and itching of the scalp; the
Lair roote famish, loosen and die; then
the hair falls out fast. Surely get `'a
Lunn bottle of Knowlton's Danderine
trent any drug store and lust try it,
R!)R STILE
Frame House, 7 rooms awl pantry
summer kitchen and collar, Hard and
soft ,eater, Electric lights. largo vs
raudah. Stable 10` x)la' hen ;house 0
71 .
Apply at the
News 1111ice.
For Sale
House and half aero of Iain in thb
village of Pgmondville The property
is situated on C'enire Street, oloso to
the Presbyterian Ohuroh aiici is known
as the Purcell property. Good oom-
fortable house, good sired, good well
and cement eietern, All kinds of fruit
trees, strawberries, raspberries and
currant bushes, This is a corner pro
perry with no breaks on front, and the
and is in a good state of cultivation.
This is a nice property fur a retired
farmer and the taxes are light, For
pertioulars apply on the promisee or to
John Rankin, Seaforth.
For a Nice
Nifty
Hair Out.
call at
Bolton's Barber Shop
CARDNO'S BLOCK SEAFORTH
JOHN RANKIN
Bonds for sale.
bearing interest from
6 to 7 p. c, — half yearly
If you have any unemploy-
ed fonds now is the time
to buy some of these.
Ghoice securities. No ex-
pense to investor.
All information cheerfully
given.
AKN
Boni; and Debenture Broker
Main Street, Seaforth
Phone 1)1 a
CREAM 9,'AN'a'E1
,end y onr 11,1 And 1'(141e1\'n
to> prior's. :1vo lt•,rinni.ing 0 lir plant
h, year th-ongh std tau handle you
full supply mull fnrLIoll }en with cans
We pay 1wiee 411(11 rvnn111 01111 weigh
sample and teat 4.4(11 1!3,1 1.1 ,'ream cat',
Lilly. Our motto i; „ Henest,y
Patrons” Patrons aro requested to veli
ern all our u1110 01,411 lief
3 Atter an 1I1uttermil 1 al . (n haiid-
ne for„eat inarlcpt prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co
SEA FORTH MARK ET
(food Milling, Wheat ............... $2,l0
seta .................... 85
Barley....,......,...... 1 35
fhrau-per ton ................. ..35,08
Shorts par ton ............. 41
Iigge....
30-4o
Hogs to farmori ........,..,..,.,'01)0
Miller'e Worm Powders will not only
expel worths from the system, but will
induce healthful coniticne of the atom
ash under which worms oan no longer
thrive. Worms keep a onto in a cbn.
Meet stet() of restlesenese and pain and
there can be no o",nfort for the little
one until the Dense of suffering be re-
'moved which can be done by the effoot•
ivo use rise of thee° powders, than
•
localAgent Wanted
for the "Old RI.'iiahle"
FONTHILLNURSEI IES
I hOusa,tds of ()I-ch.ard trues
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.15, Exper-
ience not necessary.
STONE &WELLINGTON
(Established 183; )
TORONTO, ONT.
iylcKilbop
•
Adoliilrop Oouooil will meat in Sea,
forth on ttept, 23rd, 1918 at 1,60 p, to.
M. Mardi°,
Clerk:
THE SEAFOIETM NEWS
'"�'""'°„«w eeMwwr.o.,w...,. Bey, Mr Ferguson of Stratford apoko
Town Topics in the Presbyterian ohnroh on Sunday
4,011410g last on the work of the Lord's
,..w r�.w....wwu.www,a. .'S jDay Alliance, (•le eulogized the Aur
gM•,etsar--au+t u•.wa--np.33 ii and sato there were Gvo mein in season
The High Ooet of Living—Economy giving their whole time to enforcing
is the word today. Mete your old it with tact and efioienoy,
garments do instead of purohaeing new A memorial service was held in the
cues, Have them dry oisani and Methodist ohuroh on Sunday evening
pressed. Dry cleaning when properly end the pastor rnalo sympathetic and
done lengthens the life of garments, Feeling referonoe to Lieut. F, O1ufl and
res
ate he'
Vet it frost now p t t w appeaeanoe Pte. Dilhug who had died ill Franca.
and auto ae a disinfectant. Unsanitary
wearing apparel often oattsos sioknese The Robb Bell Company aro erecting
and death due to germs, olothing an addition to their present building
should be cleaned at frequent intervals, whish will double the capacity,
My Wardrobe, Goderioh St„ Seaforth, Mre Jamas Chesney of Kipper) le
Opp, Queen's Hotel. visiting Mr. and Mrs, John Woods.
Miss Grace Walker of Buffalo ie a MY and Mrs, d, li, MaNsb and fun
visitor at the home of her brother Mre, By of Dungannon event the week end
W, J'. Walker. with Mre, John MUNab,
Mies Martha Reid attended the Miss Nellie Young Goderioh is vieit-
London Fair last Friday, ing Mrs, D. Stewart,
Mrs, W. D. Bright has returned Miee Florence Deem left on Monday
to attend the Normal School in Strat•-
Erom visiting friends in Trlrouto,
/. ford,
Mrs, Ketoben of Exeter was a vleitot'
at the home of Mr, and Mre. Robert . George Speedy oTnw
Bell,
give
Mra disoriptive talk nfn hisorotraveltos init
the Town Hall next Monday evening at
Mrs. George Henderson of Brussels eight o'oloolt accompanied by limelight
has purchased the house on North views. On Sunday morning he will tell
Main St, at present oceupietl by Mr, about his work amoug the sailors in the
John Button from Mr, Phillip Harris Seaforth Presbyterian Church,
Mr, W, Govenlook North Main St Mr, A, G. Smillie of Toronto was 10
leftTaaet week on a trip to the Went. town, renewing old acquaintanoes,
Miss Linnie Holmes of Boston le Mae Elma Freeman has returned
visiting at the home of her parents Mr, from opondiug a few months in the
and Mrs, S, T. Holmes, West,
Judge Jackson of Lethbridge Alta, Mr, Silas Byre received word on Wed
spent a few days with his father Mr, G neaday that Pte, Harry Howard Byre
E. Jackson, wee in the hospital with a gulf shot
Mies Kate Broadfoot of Hamilton wound in the thigh.
was a week end visitor at the ;tome of Nine girls Donna and Ina Layton,
her mother Mre. J, )3, Broaclfoot, Violet and Kathleen Rankin, Mary
Mrs, Milligan of London ie visiting
Hays. 0, James, locus Paterson gave
Niro. Southgate Sr. a tea in Mr. Stephens vacant store on
Saturday afternoon' They realized
Mr, A. Muir spent the week end in $62 .16 which was equally donated be -
New York. tween the Red Crowe and War Auxili-
Mr, George Rankin of Philadelphia ary. They wish to thank the ladies
returned to his home on Monday after. for donations,
noon after spending'a month with his The new General Secretary for Sun -
brother John. day Scheele, Rev, T. A. Halfpenny, of
Mrs. H. D. Moyer will reoeive at the Toronto, and formerly of Ottawa, has
Methodist Parsonage, Goderich St. , been secured to give addresses both in
Wednesday, Sept, 251b, afternoon and afternoon and evening in connection
evening. with the Centre Huron Sunday School
Rev, Mr, Ferguson of Stratford Oonventian whish is to be held on Tue
occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian qday' Oot, let. in the Knox Presbyter.
Church last Sabbath, fan Church, Godecioh, The St)ndny
Schools in Centre Huron comprise
Mre 1L, H. Goldhawk has returned those schools 111 Goderioh, Goderich
from visiting Mende in Toronto. Township, Colbourne, Hullet, MaKil-
Mrs. F, R Beattie and children of op, part of Tuokersmith, also Seaforth
Buffalo are visiting at her home here, and Clinton,
Mr, and Mrs. W. McKay motored
up from Toronto and spent a few days New Children' Shelter
at the home of his brother Mr, Adam
McKay,
Mr, and Mrs. W. A, Crich, Mrs H The last regular meeting of the
Jeffrey, Mies Noima Jeffrey and Mies Children's Aid Society of the county of
Huron, held in the Court House,
Dorothy Wilson have returned fr ni a
Goderioh, on Tuesday, September 10,
motor trip to London, was specially interesting because of
consideration of furnishing and occupy
ing the new shelter purchased by the
county ootinoil a few weeks ago. The
Wardens oommittoe had exernined the
premiseo'on the previous Saturday in
company with a oommittee of the 0. A
Society, and satire improvements and
alterations 'Were decided -`upon, whiof
aro to be made forth -with, Tile corn
mittoe also agreed to furnish some o
the staple articles needed iii the equip-
ment of the house, Offers from th(
Woman's Institutes of Godor,oh at(
011111011 to assist in furnishing the
the house have boon received and gra• e
fully acknowledged, and donatiez s o
individual articles and pa•ti-r1 seta
have also boon received front s(eeral
citizens of town.
The Society will be glad to ( Pt.( ills.,
from individuals or organizations in
sympathy,uitlt 111(1 wo,k, in any part of
tho county, duuatious of biatlkets,
pillows, sheets, towel., dishes and kites
obeli utensils, ill feet of anything that
Will be heeded fon' the comfort and
propercare of ohildteu and cash doe-*
unions 04 euppliee of provisions will
also be welcome' Write 'the comity
secretary Mr, G, M, Elliott, and tell
him what you eau• do for the wont.
Anyone who had been present at
this last meeting would have readily
realized the maguituds and inportance
of the Society's work, the 08808 of neg-
lected or wayward children 011 1110 doe.
deet being more than could ba ooueldor-
od at one sitting. 1t ie worth while
quoting that three cases of cruelly to
animals ware reported as (dealt wish,
fnc1udiug Ono from the neighborhood
of )!lxeter which was particularly erne!,
but in which the defendant pleaded
guilty and paid a Mid' venality, This,
too, is a work the Society p108eoute8
earnestly,
1t is hoped the nosy shelter will he
ettlRcisutly ready for 080 early in Dot-
tier, and the formal public opening will
take place during county oonnoil week
in December, when the Provinoinl
Shea Ethel Grieve left on Monday
for Toronto,
Mre A. 'D, Sutherland and two
ohildron have returned from spending.
a couple of months in Fort Saskatohe
wan,
/Are •'nl. Charlesworth has retnrued
from a visit to friends in Toronto,
lir, and Mrs. Edward l+lcFaul have
returned from spending the summer
with friends in Toron10,
Sirs, McDougall of'Puront, is visit-
ing her aunt Mrs T. Stephens at the
Queens,
Mtos 1111 111 Sproat of Detroit is visit•
ing her parents Mr, and Mrs, John
11 13t'OOt.
}?rs. W, W 1'luredith eh \\'apace
burg wase week ((1(1 visitor at the
holm' of her brother .1, F, Reid.
Me, Hugh ('hes: ey was in London
last week.
Mr, James Cowan spout ilia week
end fn Detroit,
Mr. G, Garden of Pittsburg Penn.
has purchased Mrs. H Livens grocery
boniness,
Misses Jean Hays, Louisa Allen, Jes-
sie McMillan, Gladys Shiliivelaw, Mary
Smillie, Hosts' Godltiti 011(1 Miss Uroz-
lor left on Monday to attend the Not.
Incl 10 Stratford
Miasae Janet Hays, Hilda Gibbous,
Ross Elder, Mies Horan anti Miss Per.
cell are taking a oourme in tho Strut•
ford Business Oollege,
51r, and Mrs. F. Helmeted arrived
home on Saturday after a pleasant
visit to relatives in Toronto.
Mrs, 'Henry Oheaney re0eived word
on Sunday that her 80(1 Pte.. hector.
David Oheseey was in the hospital with
a wound itt the shoulder,
Mise Pringle of Hamilton is vieithig
Mrs, J, Bt'oadfoot.
Superintendent Mr. J, J. Kelso, and
other workers are expected to be pros..
ent, Mise Eliza Fraser, of Goderioh,
who hes had Several yeara' experience)
in the work in large oentree, has been.
engaged as matron for the present,
Briefs Per The Busy
Jeremiah Bean, a young farmer llv.
in neer Oentroville is in a hospital with
a bad bullet wound. 50 inettnoted a
neighbors boy to shoot a deorepit old
horse and stood by to watch this being
done, The ,44 ballet glanced from the
horse's skull and .truolc the owner,
A poatoard posted aloe years ago at
Goderioh, and ad(lreesed Ito s woman
in London, Ont. , reached its destin-
ation only last week, A000rding to
the postmark It has been lying in the
Loudon poetoflice for almost exactly
nine years, 'The writer has been deet;
for several years.
Mr. 3, 11. Davidson of Wellington,
Out, was accidentally shot at the Tor.
onto Exhibition last week while exam-
ining a rifle in a taut of war souvenirs.
The rililo was not supposed to have
been loaded and it is a mystery how it
became loaded, The wounded man is
in a rather serious condition at the
hoopi tat,
Chatham pedestrians recently enjoy-
ed
njoyed (P) a lively experience when, during
a ram storm they ohanced to touch
accidently onto a corner mail -box. It
had bean accidently crossed by a very
live wire and all echo came in contact
were decidedly shocked.
Net all crops from Sudbury are met-
allic. Reports that $6,000 worth of
blueberries were shipped from that
district this season.
But for the telegraph, telephone and
aerial poet, Vancouver Lsland, was for
some days last week completely lsJlat•
ed from the outside world, a boats-
men's " strike cutting o0' the usual
means of communication.
During an electrical storm at Can-
boro two distinct lightning bblto struck
each of the two horses driven by Hen-
ry Guenter. One had a hole ea made
by a riffle bullet and the other had its
aw badly burned Yet both animals
will recover,
Prineess
Fair Night
Special
Wiiisorne
Mt -Hy Maioiie
In
Straight Sliooting
A story of the Range Wars between the
Cattlemen and the Homesteaders of the
Great American West. -
Full of action, spiced with Humor
Friday S..tuntay
Prin e
We would advise out town pat-
patrone to come Thursday Even-
ing—so as to avoid the crowd on
Fair night and Sat. night,
Thursday —8.I5 p. m.
Friday afternoon 4 p. aa
Friday Eve. 8'15 and 9,30
Saturday 8.15 and 9.30 p. m,
Price 15c
Children 10c
01 Tug.
Charles Ray
in
His Father's Sou
A Parm011l1t Picture
in future our shll3W
start.Wt 8. w,�9
a e
Get rel tl�'b�' (�'j19 ;11g;rip
FU tie Box office
SIRAND
Opposite Daly's Garage
Extra Special
Attraction
Thursday Friday & Saturday
This Little Gsi;'I Was Lorely
She was Rich --'Yet Noor;
She Lived in a Mansion
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Y,'t ala• had no nn,4 t0 play trio,:
'1'h, ~tory of Ivo life+ 10 11,1,1 b;;
ary ickfor
e,
Her Latest , t>•i tcr.an Picture
oo Litfle
prom the Play by Eleanor Gates directed by Maurice: Totarnetar
".i, Poor Little Rich Girl" should oharm everyone that sees it regasdlooa or age, and teach a moral that,
is well worth learning. With tho inimitable at(ary Piorord le the oieliar (Die and staged b '
y a master, this
, Y g or its poewerto erttertaim edlscate'.
subject will strike a chord o[ fetor assors the otrn sad old alike f
sleet at,lrprise,