HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-02-06, Page 1The Seaforth
New Series Vol. 17 No, 6
114ARBLEatiORANITE:
MOROI
Canadian Granite
Since the iuportation of Eur-
opean granite
ur-opeangranite has been re-
stricted, our CANADIAN
GRANITES are being devel-
oped °&at an amazing rate, arid
are equal in color and texture
to any imported granite.
The Seaforth Monumental
Works handles the best grades
W .E. ebapman;,Prop .
lympia
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WATCH FOR OUR BT( SPECIAL SALE OF CANDIES ON
SATURDAY.
ereafn centre chocolates:
Peanut and Cocoanut clusters
It's a Treat
everybody, young and olcl,
appreciate. The delightful,
unusual flavoring, the rich
quality and absolute purity
of
Our eon1ectione-ry
are reasons why you should
patronize ue • When you
want Candy that your Mende
or the ( hildren faro safely
enjoy buy of u.
New
SEARORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6 1019
Beauchamp
Most people to -day shy at the word
lecturer, but Lou J. Beauchamp world
better be called an entertainer,
Those whose hear him on Friday, Feb,
14 will be ploasect with this humorous
philosopher, Elia lectures eparke with
wit even in hie moat serious thoughts;
He knows life from every aide He
brings to the platform gifts that have
been given to but few others and his
love for humanity enables:him to reach
the hearts and minds of his audience,
Old Fruit Baskets
Under and by virtue of the authority
conferred upon me by Section 326 of
"The Inspection and Sale Act" as re-
aoted by 8.9, George V . Chap. 29, 1
do hereby order that notwithstanding
anything in the above hauled eeotion
any person until the 31st day of Dec
ember, 1919, may use eleven quart
wood veneer fruit baskets and six
quart veneer fruit baskets of the follow-
ing dimeueions, respectively:
Five and three-fourths inches deep
perpendicularly, eighteen and three-
fourths inches in length, and eight
inches in width at the top of the
basket, sixteen and three-fourths
inches iu length, and six and• seven -
eights inches in width at the bottom of
the haeket, sad
Four and one-half inches deep
parpendionlarly, fifteen and three -
eights inches in length andseven inches
in width at the top of the bask( t,
thirteen a,1,1 on '-h la inch es in length
Price
Greet 1,ete'
Adults..... '2r,,,
lirltit 1.11..
Presets this Latest Superb Triumph
,ag
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A beautiful love story against a back-
ground of the cyclonic events of today
taking place in the great amphitheatre
of the world struggle.
See the sailing of the great fleet of
Zeppelini, the swirl of the German air
squadrons sweeping the sky, the glare
of the bursting Sharpnel as the Pruss-
itau try to wreck the City of London.
It's Wonderfni.
efin Artcraft Picture
Prices fur
"Great Love',
Adelta :.....'Ldc
Children 15e
.4
Oith Practically the same cast as
"MEDIU= OF Jq NATION". and" HEARTS OF V'HE WORLD"
Cast includes
Lillian Gish Robert 'Harron Henry Walthall Rosemary Mehl)
George Fawcett George Siedntan Maxfield Stanley filaria Hope
ALSO ENGLAND'S NOBLE WOMEN
Queen Ale.tandria Countess Masserene Lady Lavery
Lady Dina J(anners Elizabeth Asquith Lady Paget
Music furnished lap our new Electric Orchestra,
the world's roost wonderful musical instrument,
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and five and seven-ei'gbte inches iu
width at the bottom of the basket;.
All measurements tq' he as nearly
exactly aa practicable and to be ineide
of the veneer proper and not to include
the top band.
Dated at Ottawa thio second day of
January. 1919.
Signed J. H, GRISDALE,
Acting Deputy Minister of Agriculture
Tom Moore Endorses
War Sayings Plan
Tom Moore, president of the Trades
and Labor Congress of °enada, is to.
day by reason of his position, the re
cognised leader of organized labor in
the Dominion, He .e also a man of
international standing. The advant-
ages of the War Saving plan are obvi-
ous to to him; as the following state -
Went shows:—
'Turing this Reconstruction period
the question of eliminating unemploy-
ment ie one of the vital problems, and
the Government, by -he carrying on of
essential public works, etc. , can mater-
ially help and thus etebiliae the labour
market, In order to do thie money
must be forthcoming, ,
"'Che pre-war methods of financing
wore found unequal to the,requirementa
of war time, and regulations imposed
by other oouutriee mad it necessary
to secure moneg direct faom the people
of Canada, The sale of Victory Bonds
was instituted and the marvellous suc
cepa achieved proved tie value of the
policy of placing the purchase of theca
within the reach of the! greater num-
bet by introduoing the low denominat-
ion of fifty dollars.
"Even greatet snceetta can be achiev-
ed by still further redwing the mini-
mum amount which cat be aubaarihed
and Canada has new decided, through
its 'Ver Trift Stamp Saving scheme to
offer opportunities by which not only
men and woineu, but the children of
the country, Cali help to provide the
money which ie stili urpcntiy needed
to carry on, The humble :'quarter" is
at last being mobilized into the oou,
try 'e aei'viee. A'1 should land their eihi
and make the aggregate sunt secured
so large as to prove, lir ell that the
workers of ('.,ned; carr tinauu,' their
ewn' undertakings,"
Seaforth Wins Group
On Monday night Soaforth won the
match from Million, 1.1 to 3 at Clinton
thus winneng this group. The stand-
ing of the group fie Seaforth won 4
lost 0; Clinton won 1, lost 2; Goder-
ioh won 0, loot ;,
Seaforth won 41 goals out of a total
of 66,
FARM SOLD
The highest pries reeeieved for a
farm of one hundred acres in this
part was that received for the
tine farm on the Goderioh road, east of
the town, owned by Mr, James Dever-
eaux which he has Bold Mr, S F.
Carron of near Chatham for $12,000,
Mr, Devoreanx.will give up possession
next NI. The farm is a good one and
has a very fine brink house and good
barns, It is a oredit to the energy and
intelligent manner in which Mr, Dev-
ereanx line bnilt up this property. He
now intends to retjro and his friends
will wish him many years of well
earned rest,
Mudie -Rion
A very pretty wedding took place at
St Thomas Rectory on Wednesday,
January, 29th, 1919, when Rev, T B-
ittern milted in marriage Clarence
Edward Hudie of McKillop to Lilly
Rion, danghter of Mt. John Runr of
the came township, The bride ie one
of the charming young ladies of McRill
up and the young people .have a host
of friends who wish them joy in their
new life,
Briefs For the Busy
Padereweki'has succeeded in forming
a cabinet in Puiand cuntaiuing repree
entativee of most of the Polish political
parties, Their first will meet Feb
9th.
A special committee was formed in
Vancouver to urge' upon employers
that all aliens in their service be die
missed and teturned soldiers put in
their places,
Six thousand of the .British airmen
were killed during the war and seven
wounded in the service,
Reeve Weber of Neustadt lies at hie
home, ill with pneumonia, the result of
Bleeping in a shed when he was run out
of Owen Sound for disloyalty,
BIRTHS.
RANKIN—On January 27th, at Rea -
forth to Mr, and Mrs, John Rankin,
a son,
MARRiACES.
R4SIG-SPAIN—At Aamiltou, January
16, Ernest A, Essig of Galt to Irma
Spain of Seaforth.
FEENk1X-HORAN—At St. Oolumban,
Jan, 28 John Feeney of Hibbert to
Marcella Horan, daughter of M. and
Mrs, E, Horan of bleEillop.
HUDIN—ItiNN—At Seaforth January
29th Clarence Edward Smile to
Lilly Rhin of MoRillop,
fossa.-
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SI-rmpet' year
Take in the Sunny Side Famous
lecture which has been given
over 5000 times by
Lou J. Beauchatnp
Humorous Philospher
The third Concert of the
Lyceum Course
under the Auspices of the
RED CROSS SOCIETY
will be held in
Cardno's Opera House
Friday Feiruary lith
Plan opens at Aberhart's Drug Store
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 7th
FEEIRIDARI
STALE aI:z
ALL FUR
SAVE • 'YOU CONF.MJENCE
NOUG1 _0 BUY
ktt`1�Jr1� n
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Are you lake 'Loldie>i who pietas ahead
to win l rales? The suc';e v•slitial general
is emit(: arra " bis his plart`as ready go -
severa1 months ahead.
The same process of reasoning applies
in laying in a supply of dress materials
for this coming Spring, so as to talk ad.
vantage of present low costs, and give
yourself plenty of time to get the dresses
made.
SERGES WORSTEDS GABARDINES
$f to 11.50 yd 75c to $3 yd $1,15 to 16.50 yd
SUITINGS , sOH.1,?tIRS SILKS
1 50 to 3.50 yd 1.50 to 2 25 yd 5oc to 3 65
SIL1' GEORGETTE eREPI:
SILK e1EI?E DE emENiE
SILK POPLIN in splendid lustrous quality
!or dresses and skilrts full[ range of coliors.
$1.75 a yd
eeRI) VELVET 27" Wide
Green, Garnet gli,open Slue, Brown Taupe
Fawn and Grey
T5c to Si `r,5 a yard
da
taws
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RIPPRREL
Store Editorial
THE CLOUDS ARE
CLEARING .AWAY
The War Clouds are passing
away. The sun is shining
brightly. We are retnrning
to peace time conditions.
Many o1 us are finding it
hard to readjust ourselves
after the terrific strain of the
last four years. • But all of us
must put our shoulders to the
wheel for our own personal
good and the good of the
Dominion so that this read .
justment shall be gotten over.
just as quickly as possible
and the . joy of living be
again among us_.
This store in helping by .try-
ing to serve you better
t• M.ICTAVISR
Agents for
STANDARD PATTERNS
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