The Seaforth News, 1918-10-24, Page 8NOTHING
Adds more to the ap-
pearance 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
MUs1 AL
Mies Annie (1, Goveuieck. 'tradaau.
'Csachu•r'e Course t. lulrs:;y
':anadia:, Academy el '11se:, Te rem
re -open her classes it, mom. tog:1,.
d Theory on September 'tui
Pupita will be prep u••.! f.,a l.'s :71111311
., sdemy and Toronto c tsetwatory
X8[11111 at1G1:A
Stadia No.+h Male ^..
Help Wanted
Help wanted le rdsis -a
Ca:radian Flax \r" ;;t
wages will be p..f,: ,+' 1F3'
lays.
(t arIsor f :I lis
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1 CORRESPONDENCE
Henson
Mr, A, S, Case, station agent, has
had word that his cousin, Joseph Pase.
is dead at Ingersoll.
Alr. John Craig is home again from n
trip to the west, He reports the props
good near his old hamo at Moosejaw,
Ptes. Sheppard, Barber and Preat.
Dell of this place have been wounded
at the front treoe.boa.
Sugar beets are now going forward
to the factories from thia station.
'The' 03 still prevalaut in this part
of the country.
Mr, Allam ItAiehert hashed the pain
fol news that his seceud sot., George
ilio, bse:n killed in France, :teach sym.
paths fa felt for the family,
Ttle sa~rim NI
generously to the call for help and e
number of extra boxes were sent to
the boys overseas to be given to some
who tuight receive no boxes at Christ.
Mas time,
The Spanish "Flit" is visiting Dublin,
Mts. Garrett of London and her sig.
ter anent part of last week with her sun
at the rectory.
Mrs, .1 t', Moore ie here ramuvirg
her frirliture to Lotetn where elm will
• anti& n future.
Mrssnag. Troyer has returned f
spending a month in Guelph.
Miss Gladys Hardie assisted in an
entertaiutuenn iia Botklany and her
selections were well rm ceived.
SAYS LEMON JUICE
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES
Girls! Make this cheap beauty lotion
to clear and whiten your skin.
I Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint of the best flteekle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug etore or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orohard white for a fow
eente, Maseage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each clay and see how freckles and
blemishes disappear and how clear, soft
and white the skin becomes._ Yeel%4
Is harmlees.
e
TOM
LondesbOro
eromarty
Alta, D Hay of Stratford was visiting
at the home of her nelotives this week.
Thanlcagivittg services wore held by
the pastor,
Mr, John McLachlin has purohased
a farm in Tuolteasmith having sold his
own here, The family will be greatly
missed.
Pts Ernie Neal grand sun Alr, W,
Dineen is reported Milled in action'
Mr, Seim Fingland received weld
last week that his Nett Pte, Frank Fiug
Land who was reported wounded and
dangerously ill, is much improved in
health and oral is et present in the
Manley
Alt. Fred Eckert is instating the
Delco syetem withal] the latest light
equipment, Ho will no longer be in
the dark and will have all his machin-
ery run by the power plant,
On Saturday mormiug a gloom was
cast over the community when it be-
came known that another pioneer had
passed away Ill the person of the late
.Iol'u Manley at the age of 81. H6 was
never sick but three years ago be fell
ou the ion, breaking las leg and he
never repaired the use. Death calve
from a wets; eat system. Ho immigra-
ted from Ireland with his parents 66
years ago and settled in Waterloo Co,
In 1802 the family moved to tMoKillop
which then was a dense wilderness and
they hewed out a home for themselves
on which he continued to live until the
end came. He is survived by six bro-
thers and one sister, Pat in Iowa, Wm
Middlesex ltcsl•ital it Simiand. Esoeloba, Mich, Tom, Minneapolis,
Y.ev, and Arra, Reid of Luoknow Mich; ivlartirt, Mein; James, Sea-
w•ere in town lett week attending the forth; Dan on the homestead and Mrs
.John Lynch of McKillop.
funeral the fusers' of the late .Mss
Sarah Caldwell.
Sir. Joseph Stalker of Ingersoll was
speeding a few days in the village vie• msut.
iting 11r. 0, Geddes.
Aitken of iii lett Mr. Fred Wilson caught the Flu for
• Hes. W. E,M, l'1 he was a fast runner, but we hope he
lived the servicer in the. Presbyierian will get away from it in the near future
Church here on Sunday,
'rho death occurred on October the
9th of Miss Sarah Caldwell who died
of a severe shock, She attended
Church on Sunday and ou Tuesday
eight when she retired was in the hest
f health. Miss Caldwell was a dough
ter tate late James Caldwell and was
• living with her brother on the old home
stead, The deceased was a faithful
member of Knox Church Londesboro,
The funeral was held the following
Friday afternoon and was largely et-
ud,id by ler many friends of this vie.
Uo ai , a l lig which iva• to lie
es Fr.das evesit.g los been l:oor-
n: l t , int_ to i., Fine. ; . elnle.t,nr, l:n.
The funeral took plane on Monday
to St Patr'iclts church, Dublin thence
to St, ('olumbans cemetery for intet'-
LEMON !:1"tC'
Alias: 0 beauty. IcSdort for a Sew cent`.:;
sena:., tan, 'i. .l.l.a, aellotvneWs.
you [Derr 1 taupe and any ,
Am!. ..toro toil,t, eeatoter t' 11 _nppl'
u m leu flc4 0,1 cite rd t_
foil' L let:,,prieiie the j'.ill. of
t::rloi 1 07030 1 to _. ottl el.i- 1 put
In the 1117.71: uai.e L»
'_thio 0111 to a quarter ptlit of the very
beet lemon Akin v,l! iicttvr Lind complenlou
beautifier known. Massage this fro,
grant, creamy lotion daily into the lata,
neck, of ma :tut hands and just Neu how '
1r.el ie _ t la, oillowiatos4 redness and
ruugitue,l disappear and bow mouth,
/loft and 'dear the rluu Lueemes, Yeaf
It is harmless, and the beautiful resu101
s ill eurpriee you.
19 i�p. -- OFF P.��_ p'
At.ES OFF d'yD dtF I
iii.UR STOPS Fn'.
. 5.'.t your HHtaim net a small „ I.•
- of Danderine right most• -•Aute
stops itc:hiucl scalp.
Sloe The .
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McKillop
Save and Economize
At no time in the world's history has
there been such an incentive to save.
By economy in all things those at home
can serve their Country.
Economize by not spending on non -.essentials or
luxuries. Every dollar saved helps. A savings
account is the first Step toward real economy.
'bur day Octt)be)' 34
THE °�vt 1 WIG PAN/4;s 491
SEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES, Manager,
Itirearomit emwatmusataHa searLfreeterrigenr r>natawarri earKaraiett,xlsuir
Auction Sale
Thomae (lundry has been instt'nnt-
ed to Bell by public tuition for Mr I.l, A,
Roberton, ml lot 45, Bayfield road, one
half -utile below (Milton un Thursday,
October, 31st, at 1 o'cloelt sharp, the
following;
HORSES—Ono good work horse, 6
years old; t good driving horse.
(TATTLE --One caw, 6 years cell,
with calf at foot; 1 OOW, 9 yeti's old,
doe in March; t cow, 8 years old, doe to
May; 1 cow, 6 years old. good milker; t
onw, 11) years old, clue in April; t two.
year-old heifer, with calf at feed 2
blank heifers, to aalvq in February; 2
Durham heifers. to salve in February; 2
grey heifers, to calve in February; 1
Holsteia heifer, to calve in February;
Hereford heifers, to calve 1n Murch; 5
steers, 2 years old, good teething{ year
lings, 3 good spring calves.
One brood sow, 7 young pigs, 6 weeks
old.
'i'he above is a choice lot and in prime
condition,
Guaranteed—Any cow or heifer
proving not to he in oalf within thirty
days from time of axle. irate or money
will be returned,
Tories --All sums of $5 and under
case; over that amount 6 months credit
on approved joint notes; 3 per cent off
for trash on credit amounts.
11. A. Roberton T. Grundy
Proprietor Auctioneer
We believe the schools are all closed
cwiug to the epidemic.
A. number of the members of the
family of George Bantleiies have beau
suffering from influenza.
Wo regret to say that Mr. James
Martin has been in pour health for
some time,
,lames Coots of the Grey boundary
had a well attended auction sale, nn
Thursday Iasi,
Sir Iticolni, Fish( -r 18 on thn sick
list from i1i11317.0. We are glad to
:.'.l"'•+ -1'e 1:315 1('3 n ne alr.a3hs so far in
*ruinthis dioeose,
i;e .1:.,iuea u'Lr.lighlin still continua
• 1
.,:+.3 1 h,-:.. 31 3.3
1,131 1 ,.'111,33 00,01413 :1,0"
181301 9177': 711' , lop is a .300(10n7,
f':, 1171: 1.-r. url,alter, 11is
1 311,1L 111y ires1,11 for brave
ul1ltOri aersrAt on the fold,
Auction Sale
MANUFACTURE OF CIDER
'Winter Rhubarb Can be Produced
Cheaply and Conveniently.
Tutmips Grou•n on Daily Farm Best
Fed to Dry tows, Young Stock
and figs.
(Contribuutged bytO telorDep rtment of
Of Farm Stock and Implements,—
Mr. T. Gundry has been iustruoted to
sell by public auotiotion lot 41, (mucosa
ion 1, London Road Survey, Tucker.
smith on Uutobor 24th, 1918, at one
o'clock sharp, the following. horses -
1 mare 10 years old, mare 0 yoarc old,
r aged horse, Cattle Cow r0 years old
to freshen in April, Jersey Cow 9 years
old to freshets in -October, cow 5 years
old supposed to be in calf, cow 4 years
old to freshen in April, one heifer 2
yeate old to freshen in December, 3
'steers a yearn old, 2 steers 1 year old,
11 heifer 1 vtarr old. 3 spring calves, 2
1 stere hogs, number of hens, ler pie,
m+11th-11 asses Harris ntower.ilise her.
r;lw, . r ,lianl0 13 barrows, hay rake,
n" u 1:, 11 iumbrr wagelee. ileiito.
11x1. 1...'. •.top : hp ft, .1 dingle bu.a;ies
,3,,•r. 1110877 power ,rnshm' root pia -
per,
ialp •• f;ull•n e Drill. 11011tfll•I'. tvegctI 80.31''
.2.,'17173717, 00i•1uit}, nay hair bob-
s .'igha. w ;rel bat t'00, 2 sugar kettles,
t‘, Lin 0AI..atater, marl}' 111:773,
a(1.61.137, ee,t team harness, 2 sets On.
gee 1.ai I. oe, crass -tart se,v, wood cook -
stove mud 31 rptautity of honseho:ci fur.
toe 1111011e13110 to mentio0. Terme—
All seine of 'Fre and under casks, over
that anlolmt $11111l011the credit on fur
llie ling approved joint notes, A
01.4 per tient straight off for oaelf on
credit .amounts, No reserve as the
proprietor has sold Inc farm,
UHAS, W, t'I'IIVENS, 7, GIINDItY
Proprietor, .. Anatioueer.
\WET cider is unfermented
cy apple juice, and hard cider is
'fermented apple juice. To get
the juice the apples are either
crushed or ground in a cider mill and
the juice expressed from the pulp,
The fermentation of apple juice, or
any other fruit juice, is brought
about by the development in it of
yeast, Yeast cells are microscopic
plants invisible to the naked eye and
are always present on the surface of
fruit. When the fruit is crushed to
get the juice many of these yeast
cells get into the juice and if these
are not destroyed they will induce
ferme)ttation,
Consequently, in the manufacture
of sweet cider we must destroy the
yeast cells -that are present and pre-
vent others frons -getting in. The sur-
est way of doing this is to pasteurize
the juice immediately after it is ob-
tained from the fruit and store away
in well -sealed containers. In the
case of cider the pasteurization pro-
cess means heating the juice to 170F.
for ten minutes and then filling into
containers that have been scalded
and can be tightly corked. Care
should be taken not to let the tem-
perature get above 170F. during pas-
teurization or the character of the
juice will be injured. The juice Is
then stored away at a low tempera-
ture to allow it to clear.
Bard cider is produced by allow-
ing the fresh apple juice to ferment
in the cask. The fermentation is nat-
urally induced by the activties of the
yeast cells that get into the juice
from the surface of the apples. As,
however, there are various kinds of
yeast cells, and also many mold
spores liable to be on the fruit which
may injure the quality of the cider,
spoiling the flavor, it is a good plan
to control the fermentation either by
that pasteurizing the juice and then
adding a good yeast or simply by
adding a good yeast to the raw juice
as soon as obtained from the apples.
—Prof. D. 11. JonesG, C. A. College,
Guelph.
END STOMACH TROUBLE,
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
Ls .3 .1 V. lett is fn liridgehutg With
rei.,.trsees
of nes 'ua: ! 134111. H ,r .:.t t:
t imt1 ,!' lo `- 301 ,,:4t 1' 11/,w j7 ,3,.111 tits, 011,, Bier of 1i130utu has been
ar. al t .reit r.r0* gl sd•r g. i 610 the guest of }Tics Margaret Menlo,
aro r (,:. d 03, (•'e07t t. If po:•. G esin i1 large ,iitarittltiea continues
311,30, it e3.1(7I1117 g, 1 to l o,, abipp",l from here,
Thin, hriiflc olorie-: avid ' t1
Hair 3b suns 1vitleu,Y of a rat „ct,d
eo'idpp; of daull•ndi Hutt awful .rutf.
There is nothing- se destructive to
the hair as daub iii', It. rola the hair
of its lustre, it itett t1 and its very
life; eventually 1 rorlt 1 ,t fe ce t t:
noss and itching of tie: , a'p, which if
not remedied u16(a 'i hair r'obta tO
drink, loosrn and +'bis iu.11 tier hair.
falls out fast, p little bo,rd(rrine to-
night---new—env
o-
alighb—now at v tithe•- fill surely save
your hair, 1 „
Get a small ftl T of ttowlt0n's
OSander;atul fro. = nt t 80rc. You
surely torn Ittlt i l.lt n nl ir' and lets
+01 it if you ,ill 1 rt , , .1. little Dun•
serine. nsr vl .i Try 311
Air- John `teat t(att has beeiCapi,oint-.I
ed- nus of the cll00a71,0r9 for Victory
Loan in the to;.nsbip of McKillop.
N.1 better 13111111 he 11110131 as he hoe the
contid,-ace elf c:vlay 111',
Mr. and Mrs, A, lilertiener arm *0334'
ag(ait :,i1: ' 11 trip 3.:''hiatlgu and otl,el'
MAIL CONTRACT
SEALED TENDERS. addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be roceiv-
pibl6lR61 I ed at Ottawa until norm, on Friday,
"' the 2211,1 (lay of November, 1918, for
Mrs, Jame, .*hen 0387 rioting 1,101,tlo tho cunveyattoe of His Majesty's Mails,
ill `itratforl ;brief 11,. L•:ant we(,1t. 1,011 11 prupused Contract for four years,
Fi s times per week, Over tieaforth No..
"JIFF;9;' n 8l1'17,1;,-711;:;',s:d Mice Alta' I 1 Iln:al I(nn'57 11.001. the 1st of April,
Shea,
l isitalg ir110131 iu rho vil-
rte:e t:
during 111:• pad week.
Printed notlaes tonntalniing further
The Misses 11)1,11 el Stratford have i infotmatiou as to conditions of pro/wis-
h-wait visiting Ila:it p' 1,mt1 for a few• rd Contract may hp 31001 and blank
days,- 1 fertile of 'render may be 0btaiued at
the Post (piers of Soafortlt, and at the
fho sur, of fifty dullat•s hue been
handed over to the eathulie Army Hnte
in France. aura t, letter from Ottawa
aelrnuwledges r esipt of the slime'
The W. P, S. paeksdChristmas boxes
to send to tete boy's overseas last Thurs-
day at the home of airs, P. Evans.
:The people of Dublin responded very
office of the Post Office Inspector.
FO:i'r OFFICE INSPECTOR'S
UFII'ICt„
London I1tit, October, 1918,
CHAS. T, 14, FISHER,
Post Office inspector,
Ruction Sale
Air, 7 (lrnndy will sell by public:
auction on lot 38 (ton 7, Hallett, bear
Sntnmorhill, on'Tneaday Oat, 29, at 1
sharp, Horses—intuit, 4 years old sup-
posed in foal, mare 3 years old, driving
mare. colt. Cettlo—bow 6 y'ear's will
frcalun• in .January ,cow. 9 years freshen
in Starch, heifer freshen in Febrnary,
cow 7 years freshens in April, cow 4 yr
freshen in March, farrow heifer, 7
steers 2 years old, r, calves, Sheep -16
ewes, 1 rain, is young pigs, 1 sow, 511
hens, Torras—All sums $10 and under
cash; neer that amount 0 months cred-
it oe approved joint dotes or 3 per cent
off for cash.
U. L. Tyner Proprietor,
"Rape's Diapepsin" makes sick, sour,
gassy stomachs surely feel fine
in five minutes.
1f what Tee just ate is soaring on
your =tonmeh or lira like a It1mp of
lrnd. 'or you beleh gal, and eructate
scar, undigested fond, "0 have a feeling
drat i -: ho,mltlutn, fullu, ss. nausea,
bat taste in mouth end etemach-hettd
nelu, seu Iii, set 031111 in five minutee
by tl uu t4 u,-• a idity. Put au card to
oath hio0lach distress now by getting a
larse iiftv'rent 00,1, of i'spe'A hiaprp=in
from airy drug More."4 Von realize in
131 3 t'lhlll', c 110017 11,,,,,1••,s. 1t is 1., `(73101•
from 11 310301 rap (1y .pop'in 01 any ot'.m-
uc11 dLs ,t,l. i (111104' by feed fermentation
du„ to execsiiive acid in ,40111acb.
Wise mothers who know rho virtues
of Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator
always have it at hand, because It
prevea it rattle,
k Pd6'lllN( MALL
Handsome Fall
Models In
o e s Sioes
Every Woman with a Liking -for good footwear,
will enjoy seeing our new Fall Shoes,
We've the best to be had from the hest Makers,
We've made a record foo' being the best store for
Women's Shoes and we're. going to sustain it.
Street and Dress Boots, in the Season's new models.
Slams for style, Shoes far durability, Shoes for com-
fort, Shoes for all three features conbined. Give
us a call,
11tl 'o r
a
F�AJ
"The Home o4' School Shoes"
:7@lltfortll
Phone. 51
We will start out 1'hoppire3
again nu 1Ptidav Oc' . 41 h. We it'll
chap 'Tuesdays 111111 li'ri,laya tlorio pr 11,1,
moat' of October, `itart.,ttg- N, v, r,n
we will run feta 41.4s our week l'ne•5dla
and \Ved uusjt sly and Pridny and Sat us.
day deri',g 311,4 in lot 1110111118
K1(II4E 111,3OS,
' FhWrY,lllt•ilb•,
P1)6110 2 on tc,3).
. 5,831117 "`a^S'9Eg42t8=8111BY.•: +ffi51 1?11
IF YOUR CHILD
�9ISCROOS s,
FEVERISH, CONSeIP1'n'
Look, Mother! if tongue Is roes
cleanse little bowels with "Cull'
fornla Syrup of Figs."
Ic
Mothers can rest easy 9ftte 7373171,
"California Syrup of Figs," beeen
it few horn's all the clogged -up w i
TIM' bile and fermenting food /•;cl1!,.
stoves out of the bowels, and you,,,Its.es
s well, playful child again.
Sick 431111(1re11 needn't be (infixed.
take this harmless "fruit letxative.
ilillions of mothers keep it handy 1 '•
muse (they know its ae,tion'on the stole
"eh, liver and bowels is prompt :did
Ask your druggist for a bottle
California Syrup of Figs," w'iic a •
'tins directions for bellies, cj31(('(1
:11 ages and for grown-ups.
PRINTING
°minter Cheek Rooke
Letter Head s,
Posters
Envelopes
;41.ettu Cartes
Loose Leaf Ledger
Florets rte.
Statements
Pt (g3ammr;
Dodgers
Ceiling Cards
Mellilu•ia1 Cards
• I1111 Heads
Wedding Cartes
Note Heads
Neatly and promptly
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tisin
The biggest mien in 1
the country have ground
that the easiest way to
spell success is to
2DVIE,RTISE. Supe'
pose the newspaper
did .not i:, ublish the
news. how would the
people know what is
happening ? If you
don't puhli2' h your
Store News how will
the people kitow about
your goods? You can
never sell the yl;3ods
people do not know
you have.
Advertising is tellingl
about your stock. Tht.4
firm 8lalt advertises
gets ahead, 4.71vdlry tiilSlev
iPf the... iiif'lfa3 eilted toes
not acivcrtil1b. 1 hop0
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m . r c a A a evil t :,, 1yl' V2 Y fate Il o 4t6
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Phis cti.l,e• n, .,, lr,l sel,t(1 It, 1 *' 11:(I , ..} 11 Gov-
('rll(it' trt•n, la l4,,,ve• y (It\', t,iwri 0111!. tCanada
that mu hi s ii 11 :,11.: in the' Vi, tore 1,,7tttl (' ,hflpaign
and is exp'•cted t:, b,' lens•n within flits(' c'rrnntnnities,