The Seaforth News, 1918-12-26, Page 5T t y -n7 l ay
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R EMEND WALKER,'
Q.V. & U sik D,C t.,, P,wtdem
CAPITAL PAiD UPa$l5,000,000
SYR JOHN AlkD, General Manner
H. V. P. JONES, Ara t. Gear`. Manager
RESLRVl6 FUND, . *13,500,000
SENDING MONEY ABR.OAB
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.
Seatort m_ Br€ rt of
J, 0, MULLEN, Manager.
W. Walker
Undertaker
and
Embalmer
W. J. Walker, holder of gov-
ermneut Diploma and Lioenee
Day or Night oaks receive our
prompt- attender
• Day Phone 67
Night r8
Winter• Tenn From Jan. 6.
CENTRAL
amis
STRATFORD. ONT.
WE place graduates in positions
Lady students of lost term are now
Darning as high as $15 and even $20
per week while boyo are earning
higher eaiatiea. We have Commer-
cial, Shorttand and 'telegraphy
Departments.
Wrlre for oar free Oatalogoe,
D A Mcl_goHAN
PRINCIPAL
GIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD'
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't liana
tender little Stomach, Liver
and Bowels.
Look at the tongue, hfother! If
coated, your little one's stomach, liver
end bowels t.eed cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross; listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever-
ish, stomach sour, breath bad;. has sore
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a
teaspoonful of `California Syrup of
P' " and in a few hours all the foul,
co7!9tipatedwaste, undigested food and
sour bile
gentlymoves out of
els 'without rriiping, and youhavlittle
tite7 playful child again: Ask your
iruggist. for .a bottle of . "California
Syrup of Figs,"'awbich contains fail
directions for bwbies, children of all ages
end for. grown-ups
F R SALE ef-1113.11P
J'rame Eloise, 7 rooms anti pantry
summer kitehee and sellar, Bard and
soft ,r+iter, :Eleettie lights, large ve
ran lah, Stable 16• x la' hen',house 9
7'
Apply at the
Sews mice
06101 WO rich
pM�y.....
sessesses
Sa .l year Ore em'te ea ai:d receive
top prices, "(e are Ir.rajr.g c nr plan:
he year through a id Gan handle your
fall supply and furnish you with Dane.
6Y0 pay twice each mount and weigh
sample and test anuli can of erases ear -
fully, QJlir motto is. " Honesty to ow.
Patrons" Pirrone are requested to ro
urn all our bans when not in use.
Satter an llluttermilk ' al Cu hand
ud for at market prices.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SBA PO STD MAftK T
Good Milling Wheat.........'....., $2,i1
Bran per ton ........................g8.8t
Shorts per ton .................. ........ 4')
Flour ..... ......... .......... ..:...`0.711
13ntttar.;. 43-44
c.
Rogs••to farmers ...,...,,...Itr7 00
Wood t Wood !
Don't wait till ihr, cold weather set
fu, luny year supply no'w, 540 cords.
of 12 in to offer,
W. AM1CX 1',
08
For Sale
Hound and half sore of laud in the
village of Li'gmondville. The property
is situated on Centre Street, aloe° ' to
the Presbyterian Church and is known
as the Purnell property, Good com-
fortable horse, -good shed, good well
and Dement cistern, All kinds of fruit
trees, strawberries, raspberries and
currant bushes. This is a corner pro
petty with no breaks on front, and the
and ie in a.good state of anitivatioh.'
This is a nine property fur a retired
farmer and the taxes are light. For
particulars apply on the premises or to
John Rankin, Seaforth.
For a Nice
Nifty .
Hair Out
call at
Bolton's Barber Shop
CANDNO's BLOCK SEAI!ORTH
JOHN RANKIN
Bonds for sale
bearing interest from
6 to 7 p. c, --half yearly
If you have any unemploy-
ed funis now is the time
to buy some of these.
Choice securities. No ex-
pense tri -investor.
All information cheerfully
given.
JO!1
Bond and Bebenf lrii 8 oker
Main Street, pla Seaforth
Phone 9l a
Local Agent Wanted
for the ''Old Reliable"
FONTHILLNURSERIF.S
1 housands• of Orchard trees
need ,replacing.
War Gardens call for small
fruit trees, Asparagus, Rhu-
barb plants etc.
The demand for.Ornameutal
stock in towns and villages is
large.
Secure a paying Agency with
liberal coninissio' s, Rxper•
ience not necessary.
STONE & WE LLI NGTON
(Established 1837)
TORONTO, ON'l.'.
1. wmewrta,..ro,w,o,r i.w.npa ..vf..s,eMw
Towr1 ToDics
!t•esee 10•ewIEMt Raj)
The High Poet of Living--Ticonomyr
1s the word to.day. Make your old
garments do instead of purehaeing new
onee, Have theta dry Weaned and
pressed, Dry Gleaning when properly
done lengthens the Life of garments,
preserves their freshnew appearance
and aote tie M diainfeotant, UuaMnitary
wearing apparel often oattees aioltnesd
and death due to germs, clothing
should be cleaned et frequent intervals,
My Wardrobe, Goderioh St„ Seaforth,
Opp, Queen's Hotel,
Como to the STRAND Sat,• Nldht.
Yon i'iay get a Duck for your Sunday
dinner, •
Mrs Lippert of Kitchener is a visitor
at her home here.
Mrs, John fdao'.lavish and fan are
speeding Christmas at her home in
Ingersoll.
The schools all closed on Friday until
Jan, 6th. The teachers have left for
their hones,
Mr, George has requested Tee
News to state that the report that he ie
going to Brantford is not true.
Mr,.David l3aeknell, a returned sol-
dier, of Buffalo, spent Sunday with his
nephew, Mr. Looiird Bolton,
Read the STRAND ad on this page
Miss Mary Gillespie of the staf of
Alma College,, St Thomas', is visiting
her parents, .Mr and Mrs. James
Gillespie. •
-.Master Laehalen MaoTaviah of Tor-
nto ie visiting his finale ."Mr. John
aoTavrah
:o
'M
,Mrs. -John Finlayson is visiting. her
sister in Galt, • ..
Corp. HowardHays, .son of Mr, ,las.
Rays, arrived home Thursday night
from overseas. He was wounded about
a year ago and was in. the hospital for
some time,
The Misses Florence and Minnie
Laidlaw of Toronto are visiting their
mother, Mrs, ,I. 0. Laidlaw, Goderiel:
St.
Mise I'homia Cowan of Dundee and
the Misses Margaret, Mary and Kate
of Toronto University are spending the
vacation at the home of their parents,
Mr, and Mrs. James Cowan. . '
Miss Florence Thoibpson of Toronto
Jis a visitor at the home of her parents,
Mr, and Mrs, John Thompson, John St
Mr. and Mre. A, Wilson and family
0f Detroit are ;epending the holidays
with Mr, and&Irg„ G Willis.
Saturday night is Prize Package
Night ab the Strand, 8 prizes will be
given away free,
M,'a, James Gi:aves and Miss Eva
Graves left on Monday to spend Christ-
mas with her daughter in Detroit.
bliss Jessie Scott is home from Hol -
stele.
1V1rePA C. Burch of Sitnaoo is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A, 0. Hazen,
Mrs, John Spreat anti lilies Ruth
Sproat gra;"' spending the Christmas
holidays in Detroit
Mr, Rufus Winter o1 Nelson, 11, 0
is a Yule -tide visitor at the home of
his father, Mr, Robert Wiutor.
Miss .1. Govenlook is hone from
(=oderi0li for the holidays, • ..
Mr, Jamas Sleeth of Sarnia who is
visiting relatives here sang well-rouder.
ed solos at the morning and evening
aer'viaes in the Prcrabyteriau Church,
The oougrogetiou WO:. delighted to
have the privilege of hearing Mr
Sleuth again.
Mies Olive Rankin of the Faculty of
llhlueation, Toronto, is home for the
holidays,
Mies Ballautyue of Waterloo is visit-
ing her father, Mr, W, Ballantyu0,
Mrs P, ,Vl, Ohosuey has returned
from a visit to friends in Toronto and
Galt.
Mr, Palmer Whiteley of Hamilton is
a visitor at his home here,
A short biographical sketch and two
poems from the pen of Miss H, Isabel
Graham appear in a now t,.auu„ of
versejnst published by .101,11 W, Warm
the well known Toronta ur+tiu, en4atled
itCanatlianPoeta of the Gloat War,"
Rev, f1, 0. and Mra. Moyer are
spending Christmas with their daugh-
ter in Kitchener.
Henry F0111 1110 who sold his faint on
the Kippen road two years ago and
retired into Jigmondville has decided
to take up farming again and h e
bought a hundred nares front 1)is,
John Flay, I'.uokersmitli Mrs, My
held a very su000asful 5010 011, this plane
Cie 'took espeoially sailing high, Ooevs
bN'
tiro 1
1 $ .', Rt �,,dlf,tri,$tIi{ galeas
THE SEAM 'I'�"ji"H NEWS
Mr Jae, Gillespie of the School of
ttioienoe, Toronto, le spending :his hull..,
Jaye at his home,
fife, Chas, Riley, ,lobe it. Beet hpd I�
Sydney Deem arrived home on Mon-
day and Arthur Porterfield and Hugh
Oampboll on Tuesday, in time to take
their Ohriettnaa dinner with their rel-
atives.
Ware
-'rite Poet Office is flooded with the
usual Christina') hail, The Staff rep-
orts handlit1 of Mall much tutelar this
year as the addressee are put on with
more care than usual'
Mr, and Mrs E, McClelland and
daughter of Baden aro ilisiting at th
'home of Major and Mr'e, Hays,
Moses Mary Stnill!e Jean Hays and
Gertrude Crich aro home from Strut-
ford Normal for the holidays.
Mr, Lou Chesney is here front Ored
Roe.
Aviator A Ohapman of Hamilton is
a holiday visitor,
Mr, and Mrs. Micidletn0st anti son
of Hamilton are the guests of Mr and
Mre Robert, Johnston North Mahe St
Mise Emily Deem of 'Toronto and
Miss Florence Deem of Stretford Nor-
mal'are with their, parents Mr and Mrs
W Deem
Rev, Dr Larkin will have for his
subject. on Sunday Evening "The Lea-
gue of Nationsi°,
Mrs, D. Olark of Egmoudville has
gene to spend the winter wall her
daughter, Mrs; Colbert in London,
Mrs. S. Neely has returned from
spending a copy le of Monthsiu De.
troit
Miss Thompson leaves this week for
her home in Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs •Churchill of London`
are visitingat,the _home .of Mr, John
Campbell, Mciillop,
Dr. McKee is spending Christmas
at his home in 'Iomtito.
Mr; and Mrs. Holt of New York are
Yule -titre visitors -at the home of Mr
and Mrs A, Wilson,
Miss Ethel ileattie of Toronto is
visiting her parents.
Mr, Frauk Doherty of Toronto ie
home for .Xmas.
There is no green ('hrietmas for
19181
Mr. and Mra W Gillespie of Btuasels
are guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. Gilles•
pie, ,Tames St.
Mr. and- Mrs. Moil b of Dungannon
are Yule -tide visitors at the home of
Mrs John MoNab.
Mies Sparks leaves this week for
Stratford,
Miss Gladys Thomepon of Mert'itou
is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J
13 Thompson,
Mr, .7. Pocock of Guelph was a town
visitor,
The Misses Turnbull who are attend-
ing the Faculty of Education in Tor-
onto have returned home for the
holidays,
Mies Kathleen Burrows of Toronto
University is apeuding the vacation
with tier parents, Dr, end Mrs, J, F.
Burrows.
Mrs, McGonigle left last week for
the West where she will spend the
winter with her dung leter
Mrs. William SOlater was called to
Malt owing to the illness of her daugh-
ter, Mr's. Kruse
Mr. J. M. Wilson is visiting 'his
daughter, Mrs. Irving Sutherland in
Owen Sound.
Miss McLennan of London is visiting
her brother, Mr. A. A McLennan,
Tlte•, Salvation Army held their
Christmas 10utertaiement on Monday
night which drew a large number, The
programme was very outertaiuing, The
officers frons Clinton acetated. The
singing of Lieut. Jones wile n111011 en.
joyed.
Lost
Lost on Saturday, Dee. zrst, between
Queens Hotel and Oommereial, on the
East aide of Main St, a (cold Locket
and chain with lady's photo inside, and
cross design on outside, Finder please
leave at the Nowa Ottioe,
A Remedy, for Earache,—Po have
the earache is to endure torture, The
ear is a delicate organ and few' care to
deal with it, considering it work .for -s
doctor, Dr. Monists' Baleatric Oil
ofiere a simple remedy, A few .drops
upon a piece of lint or medicated eot-
tooand platted in the ear, will we k
STRAND
Special
Thursday Friday & Saturday
'A Play of heartthrobs, thrills and laughter
George Behan
Julesiu
oft
he Strong
fleart
—A Paramount Picture •
—
A powerful plot laid in CheGreat North Woods. Pathos, happiness, vigorous action and the joy of livl.ug
—Al eo—
The Mystery .shi
and
Comfortable
Comedy
One of the best Shows you could ever hope to see
Satu
rize
V
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(age Ni :$: ht
Fre
csez
ZUNI
xE`4Z2S
Able Priz
will be given away free and everybody hats a chance to hold a lucky number. Join in the fust.
-Always. a Good Show --
8,15. P. M.
15c
Nomination Meelmg
Take notice that a meeting for tromp
Mating it ROnve and four C'oanoil10 r
for the Municipality of the •Totvnslii4
of McKillop fur 1919 will be boli a
Calder's Hall in 1'.inthr01, on Alouday
the 344th day of Doe, tors at r (i'elnek
p, m, and iu .110 event of more persons
being ucniineted than are required -to
811 the several unless an elentuw will
be feud en Jaunrery is., t91) Vv,
- I'„Ilmg Div, No 1 ---At tf . I,. 11,.1
laud's House Lot 10 limp 5, .1 ,44,124
EV111,e D. It (1. , Thee - 111.p let 1',
1'10i111g Div. No, .,I :a, I i1lsu'a
House Lot 25 Con, 4 eine, 1 kn I0a ue
0. R, 0. Jae. Hiller 1', U.
Pollil,g I)iv, No , —A4 Walt, r 1.Dav
irisou'sH(.use, Lot toCnit 1.1 1 l.ei•n1
Mg D. it, O , W Davidson
Polling Div' Ne 4 .•At riehn1 Bubas
No 7 Lot 2ti "ori 1,1 1F 1IeLio,1i, Jr,�
I), It 0, , 1L Arul,ihal 11'. t;
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Oletic.
THICK, GLOSSY RAM
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try it! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful -Get a email: .bottle
of Dandorine.
If you etre for heavy Bair that -g1 e•
tens with beauty and 19 radiant wit!
life • lies art incomparable softness ti
is fluffy and, lustrous, try Danderine,
Just one application doubles the
boanty of your hair, besides it imme-
diately dissolves ,every particle of
dandruff. Yon eau not have nice heavy,
healthy hair if you have dandruli. Thio
destructive scurf robs the Bair of its
lustre, its strength and its very life,
and if not overeomo it produces a fever.
iehness and itching of the scalp; the
hair roots famish, loosen and die! tilers
the hair falls out fast, Surely got a,
iatall bottle of Knowlton's X)aildorine
tom any drug store and ,just try it,
STflANIJ
Opposite Daly's Garage
esS
Oc
Triangle Presents
Two Big Stars
Dougas
nks
and
Aka . R be s
1,1
The Hall Breed
tinm story by
Bret %lar•te
"The Halfbreed” contains the wonderful Bret Bart tale of California
mining days and brought tears and laughter to millions Also: -The
wonderful Fairbanks' smile and:—The wistful beauty of Aires Rubens
Plus:—The terrific forest Bre.
Thursday Friday & Saturday
Hear the London Harpers on Friday evening
from 7,30 to 5.30
Admission 15 cents
Princes: