The Seaforth News, 1918-10-24, Page 4•
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MEDICAL
nit. IL RUDE ROBE, Paysiolanand Surgeon
4.1Ato of London gosintal,
epeeist attention to diseases of Eye, Ear. Pose
sad Throat,
°Dee and reshionee behind Dominion Bank.
• Mile Ritmo Me. 5, Bastin:Ines Rhone No. lea
P.DrItItOWS Reaforth °Moe and 'a
donsoo- Dederwit Fittest it of tho Moth
mtt eactrn, coroner for County ,d Haven
Telephone No. 11.,
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SLOT r N MA,VKAA, Ilitinacians and
a,,,nrgemill. G04041,41 Street; opposite 'Ale! lie-
n hureh . cebrnetti,
Ann Atbnr, and
Pien!!er Cologe 08 Phymirdans and
,ancone. vex for County nt Murcia.
:,1ctICAY, ina,nr treamitelreinIty t'ulverale.
11":11111.V Undies,' College, 1\teratrer
•• l•r•.4,iarthoed °mode
nit M intpaptla, clpeciclbt
ci ‘1,seca'a nt•:1 1
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VLSI
Mantia0 LICHSOS
sur ance
Are pap censidering Insurance. Life or Accident'
iyon aro. n postcard will get our rates.
J. 1). IIINOBILIBY.
Omura, Agent for London Life Insurance Co..
ed I menial Guarantee and Accident insurance Co,
Seaforth, Ont.
fares Watson
Reneral Firc, Lite end tceident j01..N
Ammt, and dealer in sewing Machine,
Main c4t1•eet,E4..tr1.r01.
THE McKILLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
P arm and Isolated Town
Property Only insured.
OFFICERS
Presid lame-
liP(.41; :mood, Viee-Pre‘lecat, r alma.
Bays, seefi,ren. Sae -Trean
Director. _
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; lobo G. Grieve,
Winthrop W. Rinn, Constance; John Bennewels,
Brodelnegent Robert Ferris, Harlocki Malcom g,
Meon, Clinton; tMcCartney Seaforthi
lemo. Connolly. Goderich: Jas. Evans. Beachwood
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Agents
EnRowu if/EV.66
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IS ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
From the Office
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papers, arty cent,. extra, rwkly 11*
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of
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reading noticesearl of Thanks S to 9
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ment Noticee-Ten cents per line for first
innertiou 1.04 Bee cents Per line Inc each
subseoue1 ,neertion.
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applleatIna,
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wlintil forbid," and those sent without
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c4atinuance.
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or publication, but as a guarantee of good
faith, The publisher accepts no respon.
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J. F, SNOWDON
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
TL -1F SEAI,ORTH NEWS
t1,....srobas:,,v.a.oraa...t.m.recoe.v•roso.posa•oommavarma.orprew....1.9
Alex, Leitch. Harlock; E. Hinebtey. ieefort"
William Chesney, Eartiondvele; J. W. Yea
Bohnenville; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodhageo: Jane,
gee and John Govenlock, Seaforth, BUTI:Dr13.
Parties desirous to effect ineurance or transa
O ther business trill be promptly attended .o t How can we help having au epidemic
application to any of the above officers, address
to their respective postoffices.
General Observations
' ••
The
Original
and
Only
Genuine
Beware
of
I m 'lotion s
- Sold
on the
Merits
of
Minard .8 '1.-.
1,i11.111!0
of disenee when the have taken
aft the vile germ out of lierniany.
Whet, the Kaiser talks of his "pick
CII troeps' he must feel they are very
skinny chickens who have lost the'r
feathers.
There is a tii.e opening at On. pros
0)08 11.1119 for a linen factory in
Se, -
80814. to use Up the peceItiLte of the flax
ITI110:$1`11.I'tati; 11 of !ham is
!ci,eapei that, trat.si 81.1. tenet. of flux
•
0,-'
•rt., Vi ;;,.I'5•4r-ell nf
g•:;•o. • ,1`,1'..1 I.; eft,: fee:. years.
F4Lt-
. !8..past
sy.sN'a ootor Meer.
ti3408' i'
!Ike a
Witti011t tilt
power. . .
SeforthRe WS
AID vt1.i f
• will suppAi
Iseoiread energy
phame s 54
evenines127
Sir I homes White, Mitlie-
ter of Final], e, who is L‘in-
fronted with the task of rais-
ing $5eo,ouo,000 In t:rder
1. that. Canada may maintain
her effort in the war, and also
tmtintarn her prosperity.
HURON NEWS
Mr Thos Flawhins of Windsor form-
erly of Esetor, had his eye tint so badly
that it required two stitehes to close it.
While motoring from Windsor thE, 051'
slcidded into the ditoh and through the
feno4 at a flippery corner, smashing
the windshield, Mr. Hawkins had
;en, eye cut by the flying glass.
While \'V, J. Statham of Exeter was
in London last week be left his car on
the market while Ile took 0 walk around
the city end cltireig his absence the 031'
was stolon Be told the polioP but was
not tide to recver it and was forced to
go Immo without it a sadder and wiser
man Later he got word from the oity
police that it had been found about six
mhos from London Oii� of the lights
was broken,
While working at the R068 Taylor
mill a heavy belt broke and struck 11
Treble across the face leaking a nasty
gash and bruise 818 (8 feared the sight
is injured and he will not be able to
work for some time,
John Sproule a young farmer near
Wingham was fined SIO and costs for
putting a:used stamp on a letter. At
the trial he claimed he had put a new
at map nti the envelope st.d that sorne
one mug; have uhangerl it,
A most distressing and fatal accident
occurred neur Wingliam .80)1!)
Hayden W55 crushed whila 000pling 1,18
separator and engine The deceased
was 49 588883 of ago and lealies a wife
and three small children,
thie (lay last week R. Loathertlicle
of Brussels had the secohd finger 08 11101
Latel strains %Odic, directing the
g et a heal) Pater tank 11 ti e
. dit.83 to be occupied hy the Bank of
783 -c Se II 11 81 commentialde
0,. o ,t woik again
oosto of $140 and $30 fol eomponsetion
and in default an additional six months
in jaiewhen he pleaded gnilty to °teal,'
ing cattle.LII one eagle he stole roue
head and sold atom to a drover and the
money made payment on onto. TWO
heed were taken at the sante time from
another farmer while a third charge
dated 1)0011 to 1950.
Every careful aTiTobaervailt mother
litiows when her child salfers from
1001(8118, She also knows thet if some
remedy be not speedily applied 11181011
11.1111) will remit to the infant, TIM
host application that can be got ie
Mider's Worm Powdels, They drive
teems from the sysient awl set Up 1.
HI anti sooj.hing Effects, so ,
ct the oblid's 1/1108315108 thereaftev lo
1101111144P 181111
Asthma lirings Misery, but 1).
183,.1logg's Asthma Remedy will replicas
the Illiq0"1' With W01(10111(1. roliof, 11,1101
BA smoke ur vapor it reaches bo very
080 l'8*858905 of the bronchial pees -
ages and soothes them. Restriction
pesses and easy breathing rcturns. If
you knew as well how this remedy
would help you as du thousaiels uf
grateful users, there would he a pack-
age in your home to -night. 'fey it,
Impurities of the Blood tiountel'act•
ed. -Impurities 11 the blood come
from defects ie the notion of the liver,
They are revealed pimples and unsight-
ly blotches on the skin. They meet
be troutml inwardly, and for this pure,
(8nce there is no more Osativs
compatuulto be used than Painicilees
Vegetable Pills. They not directly on
he liver and by setting up healthy prim
00013(18 have a beneficial effect -up on
blohil,so that inipmities are elimibauia
DAMAGE 0) LIGHTNING
Proper Rodding Would Have Pre.
vented S3i.1,450 Loss.
Caring for Lambs at Weaning-DR-
ferent Ways Fruits and Vege-
tables May Be Used as Substitutes
for Foods Our Army Requires.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture. Toronto.)
S a comprehensive conclusion
from our investigations, we
have found that if all the
buildings in rural Ontario
were rodded more than 95 per cent.
of the annual damage to buildings
by lightning would bo prevented.
The method by which this conclusion
was arrived at was as follows: In
1912 eighteen insurance companies
in Ontario kept special records for
us; from their reports we learned
that out of every 7,000 unrodded
buildings insured by them 37 were
struck by lightning, while In every
7,000 rodded ones only two were
struck by lightning. The rods pre-
vented damage in 35 cases out of an
expectancy of 37, sbowing an effi-
ciency of 94.7 p.c. Since that we
have determined the efficiency for the
years 1913, 1919 and 1915. The
results for the four years are as
follows:
Efficiency
Year. of [lads.
1912 94.7
1911 92.0
1914 91.8
1911 9
AVPrage te- •••••• y,arn 97.2
To ap,ri2.' ' Tim report
of 1%8 • It 11,:--atance
• low, insurance
Te•
actual
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W34 i
, „1,.! 1•; 1.able hail is ead
Step On Your Feel. whh
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a 1 on 18 wheel. • •Heiel,1,1 17
Try this yourself then Past : • e tepatInitie anti in
It along to others.
It works!
.44.40.11...”0.16.m.;,;00.;0.4,0004;;17.+04.10.4,;04•0......0
7! 71 1 Tillie kind of rough
talk w011 be heard lees hare In town if
people tioubled wit:, corns will follow
01 the eimple edteee of this Cincinnati
authority, whe elainte that a few drops
of a drug ealled freezone when applied
1 to a leader, aching corn stops soreness
O at olive and soon tho corn dries up
..nd lifts right out •i.eltlieet pain.
reeri flee -eine is an Alia corn.
• potted whieh dries immsdiately and
810802' Inflame.; 01' :7;1 1: irritates the
surrounding tissue or skin. .4. quarter
of 1118 puttee of freezone will cost very
little at any drue store but is seffi-
cl
eat to remove every lard or soft
eorn or callus from one's feet. Millions
, of American women will welcomes;
thio
anneuncereent 'since the inauguration'
t high boots, 4,
knol to eleletetly teat he N..
'1tf•Ci imam:scions for severe! houre.1
• 'WAS not injured at all aed was
ter prpaure lsolp for the boy.
11inti hs !pee:. in
41 u1,11.111, He was ee years and vory
tip to th hist, He 1938011 a wide;
•• a•.ri five Mrs Casreel end
180 -nieeten cleveleed:
of IV 188.11.,, (0008,e of ,,t,4xatotiowal,nald
lionsestetta in IsIest Wit•
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18818 L`1,111 JlIdgtlq Orilll:/1 II Court
1,108 wech: .ludge Dickson sentenomi
Ilrodhagen of Lope e tete),
m elites 111,j ell al .1.1 a line of $200 aed
Care of Hie Weanling Leath.
For best results Iambs ehould be
weaned at between four and live
months. It haeleen found that un-
der conditions prevailing during the
hot dry months of mid -summer the
ewes will drop off considerably in
their milk flow, The lambs receive
comparatively little nourishment and
it is better for both ewe and lamb
for them to be seeeree el. When the
lambs are remorse from the ewes
th..y liftlo Lb" small umourit
of milk they euld receive and will
soon learn to depend upon pasture.
They shettld receive the 'very best
pasture available. 'Nothing the in
better Omit n pat,:i. of rape sown at
the proper times Ell as to be ready
' for plisture when the iambs .ore wean-
, ed. rare should be in Run-
, the lambs on - I rim:. to
1. avoid bloating and. probaule death.
183 no rape is fr.-sh clovcr
will give satisfactory results. In ad-
dition to pasture a feed of grain once
a day will push the lambs along to a
' good finish. At no time should it be
!necessary to feed over one-helf pound
of grain per day to each lamb while
ion pasture. -3. P. Sackville,
!Ontario Agricultural College.
Thlir d S. ) (ober 24
alUallaaaaallaamaalaaratAaaaa
. -
Build up the
ty ational Force
VOR fifty years the Teuton
Jo peoples have been trained,
disciplined, whipped, into servile
.cogs of an implacable military
machine, by which is maintained
the Prussian doctrine of' might,
and the Kaiser's autocracy. The
Teutons deny themselves, they
make sacrifices, because they are
trained or forced to do so, but
they do it.
The peoples of the Allied nations
must make great sacrifices and
tremendous efforts in order to
defeat the enemies of freedom, but
because they are free peoples it is
left largely to the individual to
say what or how much self-denial
each will practice.
So if freedom is to prevail
individuals must make voluntary
sacrifices which in the aggregate
will be greater than the forced
sacrifices of the enemies of free-
dom,
Pd.',A4.0.1/4Z1,74Att, .4,4r
PrHE measure of your love of
iAle freedom is your willingness to
deny yourself so that the strength
of the nation for war effort will be
increased.
This self-denial must take the
form of money -saving -thrift.
Each person knows in what way
he or she may save.
The national need says you
must save, but free Canada leaves
it to you to !say by what means
and to what extent you will save.
it is for you, each of
us, everyone of us to say
how much patriotic endeavor, how
much loyal sacrifice we will make
by saving our znoney, by "doing
without" so that each day will
see a surplus to add to our own
and the nation's strength. No
matter how small the surplus it is
important because each saving is
an effort made, and many small
individual efforts make the
:nighty national force.
Published under the authority of the -
Minister of Finance of Canada.
Briefs
Or
(he
Busy
looking for (nouns of incremshlg the imp.
• ply of labor for fat:tot-no,
Tho fanning near Woodstock are busy '
Engineer .1 . 118 tor-
cuttieg eood eind taill not
coal Oda winter, l'het learned 0("1't,"88,5:13:11,
the 13 3lI0il 011.83,), 01
ni,i•Prione, drat coal .1.. Mt,' 1,, t ,ed
, L'0111it`tt;III 111113; ,1 0,0 am.-
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e:e. first Tuesday of every 0
.181,,1.48,111.3,1' Aid last
-.wiz month 2.3,1 p.m
Pirst Presbyterian
le H. Larkin „ Pastor eininial
t viers 01.a.m. 88o1 7 p Somits.
1 1 2.30 p.m. Pray.' inesstihe
LlS11...3', 7. 48 p to I'Vehwies Misa-
sochee ^the fite.1 in ;end
eo,et1; at 1 1, to lintlro ,f1,1,44;•, 111in
3 siott mouth a:
17 3.1 p.m. Sunshine 11is081,11 Rand
every 211/1 Monday at 1,1e p rn .
MORI Hop Prosinzerian
Oarstvell pastor 0W,
111inpa Draft' oherch 11 a to Ftivida'y
, 10 0,..ot Prayer meetti(z
wee ,e ft tem. women's iis.:,,t,ert
Society last Friday 013 eeeh end) at
St, deim,s' Ohnrch, Vcrlier
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Acipeel at, 10110
Pnblic service 10 A.m. mod 7 p.m, e
iereyer '1.eseiegl l'hureele y 8. p.m.,
For the Blood is the Life."
HEN YOU ARE
• SHFFEEING,
dlaeass 0.80latorItaire
euoh as BOzorno., 8cro4011%, Scurvy, Bad
Lere;II, Aboaos,,,,, Ulcers, Glandular
awollIngs, EgOi13, Piemcilom Sorsa af any
ta kind, Paas,Bload Poinaa,IihuLarsatisra,
Clout,atc., don't vr-hr.r. and stoney
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service 3 pro. 11, • .•. 7 1.sl1(
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INIeetingas NV, • • 11 I
8 P.m
viees 11 :ell,
3 pen, Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p. Mr Y.P M,S 01111,811 Friday
1)1 the month 8 p 115, Women's Mission-
ary Society 3rd Wednesday 181 the month
at 2.30 pan AH moots imp
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