HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-11-21, Page 8The "lest , Wins
,.Thut is why this is the mast
papular Barter Shop in town.
FJvery thing is sanitary and you
can enjoy a halt here.
Lbmmercial Barber Shop,e4th
W. ROBINSON
Prop
(MUSICAL.
Mies Annie f , Govetilook, Graduate
'Teacher's Course Gotlotvtky Methods,
'liine'diata Academy of Music. Toeonto
re -open her classes in piano, Organ
Theory on September 3rd
Pupils will be prepared for Canadian
Academy. and Tomtito Conservatory
t uninetime
Stadia North Main ht.
Plume Ins
MUSIC
Mrs. O'Connell hes re-npea,etl classes
in Piano and Singing.
Pupils prepared for the London Cun-
acrvutory.
MRS, tl•ColeNELL,
John Street,
;SAYS LEM1MI JUICE
WiLL REMOVE FRECKLES
Wrist -Make this oheap beauty lotion
to' clear and whiten your skin.
Squeeze The juice of two Iemone into
beetle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint of the beet fieekle and
;La.111 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 orchard white for a few
Bente. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the 'face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how freckles and
blemishes disappear and bow clear, soft
and white the skin beeomee,Yes! It
in harmless.
C:OINRle$IP0114' IC
Kippen
The Methodist's Anniversaryservicee
will be held en the lir Sunday in
December.
There were no sevvioer bore on Sum -
day au Annivereary Services were held
at Varna,
Mr, Ieaao has sold his fine bean crop
et five dollars a nuchel, a total of $56dr
Mr. W. W, Cooper shipped' two cars
of turnips to Chicago. He had good
weather for the work,
After being closed for four weeks the
reboots and uhurebos are again open.
Mr, Alex Montioth has gone north to
Powaesiu to visit her brother and
s few days hunting.
This has been a line Fall enabling
the farmer to do his work.
GIRLS! WHITEN YOUR SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make a beauty lotion for a few cente to
remove tan, freckles, sallowness.
Your grocer has the lemone and any
dtug store or toilet counter will supply
you with three ounces of orchard white
for a few cents. Squeeze the juice of
ewe fresh lemons into a bottle, then put
in the orchard white and shake well.
This makes a quarter pint of the very
best lemon skin whitener and complexion
beautifier known. Massage this fra-
grant, creamy lotion daily roto the face,
neck, arms and hands and just pee how
freckles, tan, sallowness, redness and
e' ronghneas disappear and how smooth,
soft and clear the skin beaomea. Yes!'
It is harnilese, and the beautiful resul*g
will surprise you,
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath --Candy Cathartic.
No odds how bad your liver, etomaeb.
or bowels; how much your Lead aches,
how miserable you are from constipa-
tion indigestion, ,biliousness and slug.
gish bowels -you always get relief with
E'tascarets." They immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomach, remove the
,,Hour, fermenting food and foul galea;
i take the excess bile from the liver and
carry off the constipated waste matter
• 'and' pbison from the intestines: and
bowels. A 10 -cent box from your drug -
4000 )Still keeppryour liver and 'bowels
clean ; etomaeh' aweet and head clear for
Menthe. They work while you Bleep.
Staffa
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Rev. Air, Lovc was kicked by a Cow,
which broke hie arm.
School wee open again last week af-
ter being shut for three wecke.
'Mise Winterminte and friend uf. St,
Thomas are at the parsonage.
Fifty five boxes for the boys over-
seas at Christmas were packed here
and sent off last week- May they
bring real peace to them,
The regular meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held in the town .hall
on Wednesday November 27th a good
programme is in store, on account Of
the influenza we had no meeting last
month. So every one try to come out
next Wednesday.
Bayfield
fiY F009 rid of the. ll4ieer, We will
pow gladly await the return of our boys
to the pestle of the Canadian boniest
tkey'defended.
Mr. D ° MoCenuell hes eloped 'tie
ptore here end moved °way, The
place is non, witltcat a store.
Mr and Mrs Alex Stewart are home
again after a visit to the west
W.erd has been received here that
Donald Gillespie. a eon of Air, Donald
Gillespie, a former resident had died
at Wolseley, Seek,
hire, F, R. Hamilton and daughter
of Exeter are et the 'loin° of Mrs, Gam
ilton's son.
An express parcel front France was
received !by Mrs. Brandon .laat week
which contained a French helmet sent
by her son, Abs.
Mr. Robert Howard and family of
Smith's Falls spout the past week with
relatives,
Thomas Castle is fishing at Port
Stanley,
Good old Bayfield celebrated Victory
in Royal style. , Bells rang and flags
floated; Business was forgotten, Every
body was Blanking hands with every one
A Thanksgiving service was held, A
procession marched up etown and at
night there was a bonfire.'
The Churches after being closed for
four weeks were _opened again last
Sunday,
The Misses Currie of London are at
the home of their mother,
Mre, A, E, Erwin is in Wingham,
Londesboro
Dublin
Dublin was not backward in celebrst
ng posoe, She began et ale in the
morning and kept in rip all day.
Whistles, belle and everything that
would make a noise did their part,
Mrs, T, Melyneaux and children have
beim at Goderieh,
Mr, John Dorenstein has put a° -flew
fottntlationunderhie house.
Pte, P. H, Benn has been here on a
few days leave but has gone back to
London; We are,lookiitg far all the
boys home ehortly.
Mre. Fortune has reopen her store 5.5
gain.
It's a boy! Mr, Crawford has a
smile that will swear,
That old eyesore owned by Mr.
Lasham tell over much to the relief of
the public, It is hoped an improve-
ment will be made on the lot.
James Hill a section man on the G.
T. R. had the misfortune to have hie
foot badly crushed by a rail at London,
Mr and Mrs, John Burke have re-
turned to Toronto after visiting at the
home of Mr. John Fingland,
Mise E Bell of Clinton is at the home
of her brother Mr, T' Simpson,
Mrs. Grey of Detroit is at the home
of her parents.
Mr. John Melville is deer hunting in
Muskoka.
Auburn
Auburn royally celebrated Peace on
Monday of last week, The school
children paraded in the morning, In
the evening the Presbyterian Church
was crowded and addressee were given
by the clergy. After the meeting a
bonfire was lighted and the Keiser
burned. The eveningwas spent in
singing and parading the street,
John Rathby has bought a farm on
r4th Con, Mullett.
Mr, Wm, Craig has rented the house
of Mr. Bunking and moved into it,
It is a fine fall for farm work and
much plowing is being done as it hi
evident the food will all be needed in
Eurppe,
Cromarty
Cromarty rejoiced With the world
when Military cnle'wail overthrown and
Constance
Mr. Wm, Britton bas been en active
canvasser for Bonds,
Mr. Wm, Clark still continuee .to
cause aneasinesc to hie friends as he is
not gaining as fast as they would like
Annivertary Services on a reoent
Sunday brought out large cougregat
ions and good offerings of over $110.
Mrs. Ed Britton spent a few days
last week visiting her home in Walton.
Her parents are Mr, and Mrs, Love,
Brucefie Id
The manse is rejoicing over the birth
of a eon..
Miss Rial Rouatt who has been visit -
jug her mother has returned to Lan-
don,
Miss Margaret Wilson of Hensel] has
been at the home of Mies Alice Rat-
tenbury,
God sove the king was never felt so
strongly as when word came that the
war was over People had prayed for
peace and at times it appeared to go a
greaterdictanee away. Now' that .it
has Dome we can hardly believe it.
iIrre, D. Mclntosh has sold his farm
to Mr. Armstrong from the west. The
prioe is $5600,
:luny went to Clinton and Seaforth
for the oelelration of Victory,
Miss Flora Smith is visiting her bro-
ther, Alex Smith,
Sympathy is felt ,for Mrs, Davidson
whose son, Cluff, died in the west where
he was Farming.
ohne Is Built On Saving
if you have to work hard for your
money make your money work
hard .;for 'soup
Our Savings Department pays 3% per
annum and this interest is added to your
principal twice a yeah.
ME MI
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SEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES, Manages+
pit refettrdtoisenentdeldsdefd eweiidelgdtidnirnrinwilieliornere'eette.:f0ii1
land piaci been killed,
Avlr }3 C btumpf of Torooto is limiting
his daughter at bhe parsonage,
Rev Mr Aanow presided at the Metb,
odist Board meeting on Tuesday.
Eel D S Banes B. A" will preach
the Methodist Church here at 11 on
Sunday, Bethel at 3 p end Provid•
once at 7 1'
C
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Love reoeived
the sad news Oot Rest that their eldest
eon Arthnr Welleely died Oct 30th ir.
the Hospital at Moosejaw from pneume
onia following Spanish Influenza, The
late Arthur Love was born near Walton.
29 years ago, And went to the west
about g years ago, and has been engem-
ed in farming for a lumber of years,
He was a bright promising young, -who
was•helovetl and respected by all and
his early demise has, cast a gloom in
the neighborhood,as he had many
many friends who will sympathize -with
Mr.and Mrs Love and family in their
greatlose. The remarns"were laid" to
rest Nos.. ,let . in Moosejew cemetery,
on account of health restrictions" could
not be brought home
Densall
Mrs, 0, E. Edwards formerly, Miss
Mabel Sparks hes returned to her home
1n Detroit after visiting her mother.
The signing sf the armietiee was well
celebrated by our loyal people,
All are glad the wards over and ended
the right way.
Viotory was celebrated in the Meth.
odist church by a special service
Mr, James Crawford near here died
in the London hospital, -
Grain atill•ooutinuee to corns in and
goad prices are prevailing.
Mies Gladys Hardie reoeived a sho-
wer from her friends previous to her
marriage,
Mr, W. J, Clark has returned after a
visit to Belgrave.
The ladies have been busy packing
percale for the boyo oveseoe,
W alton
The Walton regular monthly meet-
ing of the Women's Institute will be
held on November the 28 at the home
of Mrs Lundy. The reports from the
Toronto Convention will be given by
our. delegates, Mrs. 0htls. McGregor
and Mine K. Simpson, A ohapter from
our now book "Our Government" will
be reads
Word has aortae that Pte, J, J, Row
HURON NEWS
Miss Sara Bentley of Blyth has been
appointed matron for the- children
shelter in Coderioh, duties to coin-
tnenee on December let. It is expect--
ad
xpect=ed that, the, shelter will have its 'formal
opening this week-,
Ap,old and respected citizen of Zu-
rich passed away on Tuesday smorning.
last in the person of Mr. Fred Hese,'
He was in ill health for nearly a year
and during the past` month he failed
rapidly in health, He has always tak-
en a keen interest inpublic affairs of
Ms community and will be greatly
missed In that- locality. The funeral'
was held on Thnreday afternoon in Zu-
rich,
Pte. Ernest Walton strived home in
Clinton on Monday,' November 11th,
after four years service at the front.
He was in England when the war broke
out and has been in service dur.
ing the whole period of the war. He
arrived in time to help with the cele-
bration
Albert E. Tbomae apeut a few days
visiting at his former home in Blue -
vale recently, after nearly two yearn in
France: He took trench fever while in
Frame and was sent to England for a
time. On his return trip to France the
vessel ahead of the one he was on was
torpedoed and sunk. When the pas.
sengere were brought to the following
boat the overload caused it Ito capsize,
Pte Thomas was thrown into the water
and lost oouciousneee, Complications
set in and he was sent back to Canada,
Pte, Thomas is a son of Mr. and Mrs,
Philip Thomas of Bluevale,
The electric right service was out of
on Tuesday night last owing to -the
shortage of fuel to operate the plant,
Enough was borrowed to continue run-
ning again the following day, until the
expected supply arrived.
On Monday morning last Mr. and
Mrs, Wm Brimacombe of Exeter re.
eeived the sad news of the death of
their son, Pte. Thomas Brimacombe,
who`was killed in action on. October
310. ,
Last Wednesday evening while re.
turning home from near Holmesville
edr Hiram Rill had a oollision with
James Hamilton. The former's buggy
was badly damaged and he had to walk
home as a result
Mr W Grant of Bruoefleld appears to
have bad nearly a record pig When he
killed it, after starving for twegtyfour
hours, it weighed 360 lbs, It was only
about seven months old.
Mr. David Ca'sh' bag' purohaeed the
81 acre farm on the Bronson line, Stan.
ley, near Blake from Mr, Christ Zirke,
The price wee:' $6200 and Mr, Mash
will get possesaior next March..
Hod. nil Quo
•
The november itele of Rod and Ger
published by W, J. Taylor Limited',
Woodetocic,• Ont. , is on the news-
stancte and is replete with good things
¶or the eportemau reader and lover tef
optdbor life generally. "Canadian
Game'1'rnils" by Flubort Hutton, "The
Moose Call," a story of two narrow
escapes, by ' G, le Hiltz, "Oaroajous,l
the reoord-of a unique experienue in,
it winter wilds by A, Sturtzel, and
"Humors of the Hunt" by' George R.
Beltou, are some of the contributions
to the story section of the magazine,
Other article's fellow end the usual de-
partments are well maintained, An
Article on the-niaking of rg.oecasius is
illustrated by F, V,• Wflltams-who-ie
ileo the cover design artist, ,Guns and
Aulmunition contains the first metal -
mint of "The National Matches at
Camp Perry" by C. S. Landis, Rod and
Gun Mechanics for Trapper is a page
of 'illustrations and supplements the
department Along the Trap Line wlI"oh
is continued in this issue.
.Unlees.worme, be expelled from the
system, no child cart be healthy
Mother Graves' Worm Txtrtn,ii elate
the beet medio_ne extant to destroy
worms.
Notice
•
TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT
All persona in need of, coal for the
coming'winteaare notified' that the
steer advise from the Fuel Administr .
or state that no further supply of hard
coal can be shipped for dilvery et Dub
lin this winter, Those who have not
already laid in their full supply should
at once endeavor to secure a supply of
wood or other fuel.
By order of the Council,
James Jordan,
Oler k
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MAIL CONTRACT
SEALED • TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be receiv-
ed at Ottawa until noon, on Friday,
the 22nd day of November, 1918, for
the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails,
on a proposed Contraot for four years,
Six times per week; Over Seaforth No,
1 Rural Route, from the ist of April,
next.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of propos-
ed Contract may be seen and blank
forme of Tender may be obtained at
the Post Olfioe of Seaforth, and at the
office of the Poet Office Inspector.'
POST OFFICE INSPECTOR'S
OFFICE,
London lith, October, 1913,
CHAS, E, B, FISHER,
Poet Office inspector,
Over the last week end there
were three alleged, robberies in the
Cbnnty end in every instance -the per.
Sane accosted and robbed were held ups
at the point of a gun.
Mr, John McEwen has sold hie store
in Monorieff to Mr. Curtis Ratbell and
intends moving to Ethel, probably to
reenme farming.
Dr. Beattie Martin, son of Rev. W.
M. Martin of Londdn, formerly of
Exeter, has been "taken on the 'staff of
the Mayo Hospital, Roottester, Minn. ,
in sueoession to .Dr. Beal who died of
pneumonia; Dr. Martin has had a
wide experience in France and Pal.
estine during the past fact' years,
'flier oky November
1
You'd be astonished, Sir, if you knew the number
of Men that always come here for their Shoes.
• The reputation of the goodness' of our Men's Shoes
has been spread abroad, ;ind every pair- of` Shoes we
sell is a••walking advertisement for us.
• Do We Sell You Your Shoes, Sir?
• Carefully selected, l-tigh Grade•Leathers, the most
Skillful Shoe Making by Makers with a reputation,
the. best styles, splendid sorvice in fitting and a Guar-
antee of Satisffction•form a.combination, that builds
and su tains our immense trade in Men's Shoes,.
Try our .Shoes, Sir, for we'll hitch more value and
sajsfaction to your money than'it,ever bought before.
R. seorr
"The Home of School Shoes" •
Phone 51 Seaforth
Counter Check Books
Letter Heads
.Pesters
Envelopes
Meuu Cards
.- Loose Leaf Ledger
Dorms etc.
Statements
Programmes
.Dodgers -
Calling Cards
Memorial dards
' Bill Head'
Wedding Cards r;»
Note Heads -
Nearly 'and promptly
done
APO
The biggest men Li
the country have found
that the easiest: way to
spel;r success is to
ADVERTISE. Sup=
pose the newspaper
did not publish the
news. how would' the
people know what is
happening .? If you
don't pubIL. h your
Store News show will
the people know about
your goods? _You can
never sell the g o ods
people do not know
you have.
Advertising is telling
about your stock. The
firm. that advertises
'gets ahead, every time,
of the firm that does
not advertise. Shop
worn and outaofsdate
stock is the penalty
merchants pay for not
advertising.
I19 NEWS
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Mr, P J prigg endfamily of- -
One of the commonest complaints of
infants are worms, and the most effeo•
tive application for them is Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator,
For Sale
Ohiselhuret have moved, to Seaforth
where Mr, Sprigg will work in the
munition' plunt
Mr, Cr, A Glenn, just smith of
Bruoefleld has refnaed an offer of $9000
for his I00 ears faun •
END STOMACH TROUBLE
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
"Pape's Dlapepsin" makes alek, sour,
gassy stomachs surely feel fine
in five minutes,
1f what you just ate is souring on
your etomaeh or lies like a lump of
lead, or you belchgap and eructate
emir, undigested food, or have a feeling
of dizziness, heartburn, fullness, nausea,
bad taste in mouth and 'stomaclr•head-
ache, you can get relief in. Eve minute'
by neutralizing acidity. Put an end to
such stomach distress now by getting a
large fifty -cent case of Pape's Diapepein
from any drug store. a You realize in:.
five minutes how needless it is, to suffer
from indigestion, dyspepsia oir.anyjonp•
aeh disorder caused by food fermentation
due to exaeesive aeii is atemasi.
A good base burner with oven fee
gale.' r -
Appiy.to
L, CROWELL,
Seaforth
For Sale .
A: few good Berkshire Boars and
Rowe seven months oid eligible for
registration and out of a litterof twelve
also a number of emall pigs both sex
the same breed eligible for registration
out of a litter of thirteen ready to.wean"
1st of December Let 14 Oen 13 Grey
Township. ;;,
I2d13T 0 CAMPBELL,
R R 2 Brussels, P 0
,Phone 4313
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