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Outgrip Dollop of Physicians and
Coroner for County 01 Heron,
honor 'graduate Trinity University,
,lin tTrinityMedlea10ol1ega,'Member
t I 1'50101011s and 8urgen110, Slitter's.
S. 111+I1,13M,1A, 0ateopthie Specialist
men's nn4 Ch110401.1e (lineages and
Pe troubles. Acute aid chronic disord
e Eye, Nose And Throat Adenoid re-
lhoutheitulte. t'nnsnllntion 1006.
Royal hotel
o n•la, rod 5.141„ Friday 914,04 t0 liput
t LicensesIssued b7 JOklb
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coaoldertna Insurance, Lire or Accident?
'its, a postcard will get our rates.
4I. ID. 141r11eBLEY.
Anent for London Llfe InsuranceCo,.
'tat Guruantee and Accident In.ursnce Co,
Seaforth. Ont.
es Watson
Fire, Idle and Accident insurance
and dealer in dewing Machines,
-root, Seaforth,
ntlE McKILLOP
i Fire Insurance Co.
sena and isolated Town
' perty Only insured.
l., •OFFICERS
inlrahy, Goderieh, President, James
1;l5eecbwood, Vle6•Pres[dent, Thorn t
%forth. Sec.-Treas.
Directors
McGregor, Seaforth; John G. Grieve,
1W. Rion, Constance; John Bennewele,
q1)• -Robert Ferris, ifarlock; Malcom
ZCllnton; o McCartney, Seaforth;
uolty; Goderlchl Jae. Evans, Beechwood.
J'. Agents
'�ttt��itch, itarlock; E. HinSeaforth aforth •
:Cheney, EgmondvlAe; J. W. Von
le; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodhasen: Jane,
'John Govenlock, Seaforth, anaitors.
, desirous to effect inn/lance re trauma^•
',oeas gill be pnmpfly Qttrndedb.
i 40 any of the above ,facers, address
t.pecttve poetofficea.
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EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
General Observations
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"Gasless" Sundays
Ottawa' Oet 6th—Fuel Controller
Magarth reports that inquiry at Wash-
ington elicits information to the effect
that "gasolene Sundays" will be con -
tinned in the United for another two
or three weeks. The same policy will
be followed in Canada,
Mr Magrath announces that regula-
tions have not been approved by the
governor general in -council to control
the wholesale and retail sale of gaso-
line in Canada. The regulations pro-
vide for the licensing of all persons
who deal In gasoline in Canada and
certain fees are prescribed, based on
Beware the volume of gasoline sold during the
of previous year.
Iwilaitois May Cancel Licenses
Said 114 cases where dealers fait to boy
Oa fie 1 the provisions of the law. the fuel con-
Merlts it 'oiler has ahsoiutc lower to eailgel 0
of suspend Iicenees with1Qi1 n0liee.
Millard'$ All pram s who deal ju g144o.i1,,0 with
Liniment out obtaining; 1 0et:ees to do so will be
subjected to a pet:sit) .1f $50 for each
duy u; lac}; 1,t41rrss ie contruv,•ution
of tie 01;10.4.
or S;1 e
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• ANTOY COAL
f L. KEY, Seaforth.
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Without a proper
systm of adver•
thin Is like a
motor without the
power
tRlD i1RtISl.t1CN S
Oil supply the
h required energy
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tkening$127
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haepit g of .;,11, .alts rocorde, and
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11."hr up 1. i t. r •:1L'ar,f 1)u+in0ss the
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enl1.0 ail 11.,:• 40114, 2,4 41.41,1 cost
d+!iv,.r, d i'1:. 1,;•ti'. .l:.ru ere the
d'At stepa stepton al.,e Fringing the control i
of the eale of geloline it. tiler the 8•nnt0
sort of 41114)08101-11 as hi now extended
to the vale of coal and other fuels,
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Thank you very much for the we,-
Dorno oallect c tl[r1h my good friend
Ail r, Child has brut 1)r, to rhe, for our
work nraoul;st the sailors I assure
you we appreciate this kindly evidence
of your sympathy and approval of our
work, and the amount is 8 great help to
us et this time when otic oppoetnntfea
THE,
E.A1+O1 TH. NEN' $
lar eerviee to 801!01* are e0 greet,
With sincere theliI4I
1 am your* very truly
Wnv Edwards,
Asst, bee
The following. are the contributions
Jolelt Rankin $2 00
Beattie Brus. 2 00
*1, Edge 2 00
Stewart Bros. 2 00
T Kerslake 1 00
F, S Savauge 1 (i0
U, A, Sills r 00
W. Sommerville J 00
Mies 1'', Frlayiet' 1 00
J t (ircig
W 11, Smith
J W, 1100tH.
Dr, Oooper
W. A, NY,
00war1
J. A. 4elak
.1. t', Stiles
11 H, Stiles
1, F, Duly
Total
Dublin
Requiem Masa, donated by the Pat-
riotic Society foe the late Michael
Walait, killed in lotion was celebrated
in St. Patrick ('introit on Saturday
morning last, '!'here was a large num,
her of the Society present.
'T1s Ch,i*limas boxes for the boys
oversea* were peeked at ,tile 11011)0 of
Mrs, P, 'Evans 041'lhursday last, '011000
boxes were 011041:ot only with good
things to eat but many kindly thought*
1 (10 end reinembrallnes of the dear boys
Olt I wont in also. 101ay they bring then!
0O l good spirit and bright days for the
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1 (10
1 00
1 (11) Mr. Lou Evans bite returned from a
r 60 trip to Montreal
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cunning year.
Mrs. Moore and daughter of Stint
ford aro visiting the mother of the
former, Mrs, McDermott.
$24 00
Annual Report Huron Branch
Belguim Belief Fund
For the year ending Sept. 30 1918
RECEIPTS
Balance from11,'17 Seaforth
Private donations.
Dom . Bank Box
Corn. Bank Bos
Post office
Public Donations
Bayfield Patriotic Society
Brussels Women's Institute
G0derioh Township
South End Y, C. Ladies
19
443 70
46
33
4 96
183 28
It lo
6 00
22 20
Total $117.1 19
PAYMENTS
Remitted A. Do Jaidin
Montreal 9 00
1, George Toronto 666 00
Paid printing & postage 7 95
Balance on hand Sept 3o, 1918 1 24
The following are the contributions
received since the last report and are
shown in the year's total,
Mrs J. ManTevish
Mrs, C. Stewart
Mrs, DeLacey
Mrs, 0. Neil
Mr. W. R. Arohibald
Mrs.rs, Twiss
Mr. Jae, Robb
Rayfield Patriotic Sooiety
Dom. Bank and Post offioe
Ladies's Aid Methodist Church
D1 rs
5 00
6 00
7 40
2 JO
2 00
1 00
r00
7 40
r 28
6 00
J. B. 'Thompson.
Treasure!',
Mensal!
The Sunday School Convention for
the township will be held in Chisel -
burst on Wednesday.
Ann'
tversary services will be held in
i the Dlothodist Church on Sunday, Oct,
2utl, and tea meeting on :Monday
I evening, A good programme hos been
prerdrd.
Dl1Ewall;las rented the
dwelling ,wiled by Mr, Neclumds and
is leaving into it.
- :t great amount of grain is being
1 '.'t;gbt in by the farmers,
Mime (' Iiarl'7 of Wrcxt•t,r le here,
!II her relali110. Mil. 0, Cook,
L' tt moll of lirannard, Minnesota
Missions To Seaman
Mr U. H. Stiles of London has sent
!'.e following letter of thanks from the
headquarters of the Mi801Jn4 to Seaman
and thanking him for sending contri-
butions tl.1Ot.6 which he wt*its* published,
The Miseiees for Seamen,
II Buckingham St,
Shand, London.
Dear Chaplain Stiles —
0s
,ti relatives hero,
1138 Mary Flog:nth of 1 rotrtarty bee
4141 blether, Jas. FEFLA.
31;t1 f.tu0iy',
Pet , 4r. Gamut leas had 'Hai Sail
m
q:4,1,0 teat his brother, 1)0. Garret
ban leen killed in Frames 'Phi8 is the
X0
a 0 ,1 brother killed. Mr,,
(1:trrot himself was wounded at the
front and d''echarged, Surely they,
hive dobe their part in the war.
The iniiuenaa has closed all 4nlblie
erttertuinntent until the and of the
miii,th
tJ` faffa
'Dm Ladies' Aid has completed ser•
rongom'nts for a pie social in Nuven-
bar, -
Mr, and etre, Henry Holding have
moved into hiss Herron's h00ae,
Miss Vora Hamtl4y is on the ohm
list,
10lrs, I, M, Heinilton, District Pres-
ident of the Women's Institute attend-
ed a meeting in k ebriugviiie last week
arid gavo an address
Mt, .Jae Doreoy of Duluth hes berm
caking on friends.
Mr, Geo Howard 80. is ill.
The eugogemeuts are anuouiced of
Mise Mary Dillon to NIr, Campbell of
Parkhill and also Miss Hannah Dillon
to Mr, Jae, Uivliu of MoKillop.
Corns and warts disappear w11011
treated with Holloway's Corn Cure
without leaving a sear.
DEATHS.
WALKER—In New London, Conn,
on Ootelier 12th Mrs, Vernon 14,
Walker, aged 27 years
ANDREWS—In Seaforth on Ootoher
loth Agnes Andrews abed 27
Stevenson as an Engineer.
Robert Louis Steveuson's old friend,
the Rev. Archibald Bisset, was minis-
ter of Ratho for over forty years. Mr.
Bisset's Intimacy with Stevenson be-
longed to his early "Edinburgh days,"
when be was trying to become an au.
tier despite paternal opposition, and
Dir. Bisset used to tell how the elder
Stevenson, having got his reluctant son
safely anchored in his office one. day,
gave hlm a problem to solve regarding
bridge pressure and went off to a meet-
ing. Louis east his eyes over the task,
pulled Lewes' "Life of Goethe" out of
his pocket and applied himself to that.
"Well, Louis," said the father on his
return, "have you worked out that cal-
culation?"
"No," was the bored reply. "I knew
that nothing depended on my doing it;
I haven't the slightest curiosity as to
what the pressure would be; tell me,
and 1 will take it on your authority."
The lighthouse engineer looked at his
On and then remarked slowly, "I think
you'd. better go home:"—Manchester
Guardian.
Nicely Trapped.
The sexton of a certain church the
other afternoon had conducted a party
round the ancient edifice, and, despite
dropping more than one "gentle hint,"
it appeared'as if the sexton was to ge
unrewarded.
In the porch the leader of the party
paused a moment.
"I suppose," he said, "you've been
here many years?"
"Forty," replied the old man, "an'
it's a werry strange thing as when-
ever I'm a -showing a party out o' the
Porch they aline nsks me that question
or (with emphasis, the other,"-
"Judeed!" smiled the visitor, "And
what may the other be?"
"What I calls question number two,"
replied the sexton calmly, "is jest this
—'Sarniwell, is tips allowed?' And
Samiwell allus atiewers, 'Tips is al-
lowed!"'
The hint was t11kee, no-: west the tip.
—London Globe. -
Fans of France.
At the time that Len!Lenie SV,'Was king
d Frames fan malting had reached per
haps its highest point. I1 has not gone
backward since, but surely no fans
cuultl he made smolt exquisite than
'.vera those of the flay e of the glory of
Versatile,:
Du Parry and aline. de Pompadour,
the two up:et pttsistorlt favorites of
Louts \V, were 1,04)1 very- fond of
flats, and many are thestoriesfold of
their extravagance iu buying them or
at least ordering them, for the king
had to pay for theta, 011e Met NAA
chosen by lime, de Pomplldour took
nine years in the making, It was made
of paper cut like Ane point lace, and
the stdeks bore medallions so tiny but
withal perfect that they could only he
made out by the ald of a very power-
ful microscope,—Washington Star,
-...., --•t
H10 Wealth.
- e publi te—You were be¢o u A
t1�0 pubiia streets, and yei _gou_h
flings Syn your pocket,
ser --Yes, your worship. I a
ind strioue in
ay
as re root, but r
p
1)0
>ld spendthrift.
Wouldn't Be Low.
"I understand that Mrs. De RAO
a great stickler for having a ery
W mod the moexclusive kind."
es; she fleher
tht hdischarged doctor
e h 'told her ha
two into ieoo lows
Berlin's Customs Recelpte Grow.
BERLIN, Ont„ March 3.—The 0418•
torus returns for February show a
gratifying increase. The figures were
;638,622.42 as compared with $39,663:15
is
the aorreapouding month lest -year,
Thursd i y 0 t',lRtr
i
With Acknowledgments to Luke Fildos, R.A.
tr 0 every home there comes a time when every thought,
every hope, every prayer for the future centres on the
recovery of one loved one. In that hour of anguish, every
'means to recovery is sought—the highest medical skill, trained
nurses, costly treatment. Does the price matter?
It may be so great as to stagger
the imagination—a sum beyond
the possible.
But does anyone ask, "Cart we
do it?" Money or no money, they
do it. And somehow they pay.
It may mean doing without
things they think they need. It
may mean privations, sacrifices,
hardships. They make unbeliev-
able savings, they achieve the
impossible, but they get the money
to pay.
To -day in this critical period of
our nationhood, there is impera-
tive need for MONEY—vast sums
o£. money. Only one way now
remains to obtain it.
The nation must save, every
community, every family, every
individual Canadian must save.
If anyone says "I cannot save"
let him consider to what extent he
would pinch himself to relieve the
sufferings of a loved one at home;
and surely he would not pinch
less for our fighting brothers in
France.
Without suffering actual priva-
tions, nearly every family in Can-
ada can reduce its standard of
living, can practice reasonable
thrift, can make cheerful sacrifice
to enrich the life -blood of the
nation.
You who read this, get out
pencil and paper NOW. Set
down the items of your living
expense. Surely you will find
some items there you can do with-
out.
Determine to do without them.'
Start TO -DAY. Save your
money so that you may be in a
position to lend it to your country
in its time of need,
Published under the authority of the
Minister of Finance of Canada.
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ealetelleeleiMUIS
Briefs for the Busy
The farmers near Wandainelc are busy
cutting wood and will tier use mach
coal this winter. They have learned
Hxper1e1100 that coal is hard to got and
they will ,deliver wood to the city in-
stead of baying ectal,
No .1ohu Boleswortli of Vandt•oar
has been killed is action, .He \Vita 28
yours of age and use, when he "4 14sted
looking for means of increasing the sup-
ply of labor for factories,
Engi sear J. Willis Chapman of Tor-
onto says the typhoid 0Jntantel it,
Chatham demands the placing of a
competent pian in I:hare•- of the filter-
ing plant while thi+ epid(l(l(! routitnu s
see have entered rl1H hunpitn!,.
1,4 dHatl;e,
pt'imclpal of a Brim 0lnrti Sell, 01, MUSIC
The 1,0114011 Board 4,1 Pratte is 11711(4) Gladys 001101n0, teacher of !!lane a»ti
to secure contracts for tnneitiona from theory. Apply at Reaidotce, corner of
the United States. '1141p' 11813 also Jarvis and Market Streets, 4t
Winth-op Presbyterian
Sunday saivice 2,3o pin. Sunday
School I 18p 11) Prayer ineetine,
Tuesday- $ p. 1)i, L (.i 1.,er Wed.
(:onstalice Methodist
Rev,'11.E. Sawyer, p ostor. Sunday
service 2.30 pan, Young People's Lea,
;no2.30 p.m Sunday woln0n'e Anxi1
my first 'Tuesday of every month a
30 pe m Gult.s' 3. i,l'l 040 '1'h'tt's11ay
r.f malt month 3.30 p.nr
,RirstPresbyterian
' hate, 1"", 14, Lltrkin,. Pastor. Sunday
;ureides 11 a,m, and 7 p in, Sunday
school 2,30 pan. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7.46 p.m. Womeu'a Mies-
ionsry Sociotytbe first Tuesday in each
month at 3 p.m. Barbara Kirlcnlail Min.
sion Band 3r4 Tuesday, 7e the month st
7.30 p.m, Sunshine Mission Band
"very 2nd Monday at 4.16 pin.
McI4iliop Presbyterian
;Rev, D Carswell pastor Sunday
services Duffs' (March Il a in Sunday
school 10 a.m Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 8 p.m. women's Missirrtlnry
Society last Friday in each month at
1)'cloak.
CHINCH NEWS
1 to 1 • I ltI lined ern
phst 1 tree of charge tx-
pttll+a, rv•,,,rt ltl4, n Its, s
where tut dl 11I a hr In
•harmed "Ilin rate for snob
bring Alt.• •..1)t p,0 lnunt'hue
SRA FOR TIra t✓H111RetaitS
St. James'
St, James' Ohnroh, Rev. Father 1
tioetg ZIP, Early Mass 8,00, 1-1.101
Huss 111,311, Sunday School .3 p, 1m
Vespers and Ilenn(1Jotioe el the Bless•
Hli Sa0t•alnel,t,7. p, 111.
St. Thomas'
leer. 1. H. Brown, It,•etttr Ntoitin3
000Uves 11 a in, and i p to Sunday
schuu I 2,31! p, 1)e. 11'unutu'e englu.nt
Mi siunary A,t•,utu,ttin)(. '1'm'sday '2 3t
p.m. Childro(sin'aucn 8,131;11as 911 m.
n t.troesai„tt 50t'v4,0,5 twos)* •rllnrad:ly,
,0p.ut,
Methodjst
Rev, H. 17, Moyer,' plater
--SUNDAY School At 10:011 a.m.
Public service 11. a.m, and 7 p,m.
Flinger Moeting l 14ureda y 8, pan..
"Por the Blood Is the Life."
WHEN YOU ARE
4 SUFFERING
thi1, any disease due to impure blood
ouch as Eczema, Scrofula, Sou ivy, Bad
Legs, Abeaossee, Ulcer', Glandular
Swellings, Boils, Plmplee,Soree of any
kind, Pilos,Blood Poisen,Rhaumatiam,
Gout, etc., don't w,mta your time and money
n lotions and .dne
tunt, which cannot get
Lcluav the surface of the skin. Khat you want
i. a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood
or the poisonous natter which alone is the tette
cm se of all your suffering. Clarke's Blood
lurelsjust such a medicine. It is composed
of iugredlants which quickly expel from the
bt,nd all impurities, from whatever cause
urising, and by reudaeing it clean and 41001,° can ha relied on to effect -
l771.0u".6 ,y ternm01,ak.
pow se:eman resp ,phle
,o
xnr bottle).
Over 0v e 50 yearn'
00040(5.
54855.51 to
take,
I S- d by all!
;Num
s s,ur,..., l CURES ALL Jl
SKIN & 21000 DISEASES,
Clerke98
'Mixture
Salvation
Lieut, Doherty al d
Holiness Int -piing I1
cervico 3 p.m. fi"Hlt
0hildruus v vee -1
a.m. Bible 0rasee•s 4
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Datings—W'oduesdr
ly
4l',m•
Briny
Er vet Gthilli id
a. 1)1. Prni•a
service 7 p'tu,
t rrctmy ,. non 10
p In, tt e,-1 night .
Pram. meeting
Rgmondville, Preltbyierlan
ltev. 03 11cl,':n pt.tnr 81,1•rtny err
visna 1 11).m and 7 p 11 l',1 le t•':,^s
3 pin 1?rsv"; nle,..i,'') 1f ••d"•••'Aly
81.1, m. Y,1' M.8 30(1 Friday
in the month 8 p m. Woineti's 4l ierten.
ary Society. 3rd 1Vedneedet hi the month
at 2.30 pm Lediere Ai•1 ,naeri. ire-
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