The Seaforth News, 1919-02-13, Page 5Thursday February
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OUR banking requirements may
be entrusted to this Bank with
every confidence that careful and.
efficient service will be rendered.
Our facilities are entirely at your
disposal.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE l„
Soaatoac to .. 3Bra]2c_t.'
:1. Cl, MULLEN, Manager
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11 Jr Walker
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,51
for Sale
House and half acre of land in - the
village of hgmonelville. The property
is aitnated nn Centre Street, close to
1 the I'reial,3-teriau Church and is known
as tie, 1'crcell property, (rood com-
fortable halloo, food shed, good well
and commit eastern, stern, all-kinels of fruit
trees, sty a..herrios, raspberries and
currant Mistime:- 'This is a corner pea
pert.: :muni ant breaks on front, cud the•
and ofin a gond :tate of - cults ation.
This is ,a nun property for a retired
,sora t ,1 the t:ax e are light. Fob.
air - ole• arta!; on the promises, so ,
ce w
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17tra Sick Ccnstip _ion
iethouloraina Sour fates+asci➢, Lail
f3reati {tendy Cathai tic.
Na, odds hew bad "our lire', m.i,,F
t,orrele; how tonsil your Lead tales.
l,e w ,eiserable yin aro from a on. t l,a
tion, indigestion biliotsl aced alstas.
ei':aslt bowels- c a I'v:lyn '. tar of• with
Osiscarets. 'I l . , hamiontiaellately cleans^
:an l regulate 11,.' .t, inti, ,t. ,•nate tI.
oar, ferment ,,. teal:nal a.,,t a 5._:
a:G,e the exc, -o , . f.l m ..e Prow asai
t.rry off the
poison .a'.'
ele. A le-, , drn,t•
st will k;.lr • .i, i,:sod hon':.
cictin: atotri,i,.i. , ..' olaca fro
tc„ ratba. `t" . .,•., -e i,.
ii 311 SALE 421PIERIP
Frame Clouse, 7 rooms and pantry
easeuter kitchen and cellar; Hard and
soft water, Electric lights, large ve-
randah. Stable 16i xliz' lien "house 9
Apply at thea
News Office
THE i.AI�Ci�"i'.fi Nf
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The High Cost of Living—Economy
is the word to -day. - Make your old
garments do.inetead of purchasing new
ones, Have them dry cleaned and
presued, Dry cleaning when properly
done lengthens the life of garment's,
preserves their frceh new appearance
and acts as a disinfectant, Unsanitary
veering apparel often causes sickness
end death due to germs, clothing
should be cleaned at frequent intervals,
ay Wardrobe, Gloderieh St„ Seaforth,
Opp, Queen's Hotel,
Mrs James Lockart and Mrs Scott of
Sarnia visited Mrs A D Sutherland last
tv
Miss Everett is visiting friends in
Detroit,
Plea jos Kelly and Hassel Colborne
arrived home on Tuesday from the
front
Mr. Thos. Hays the capable Secret-
ary.trrasurer of the McKillop Insitr
once Company is also continuing the
Food Production work for 1;110, He
has the distinction of having; hruken
the r;,00rd iu early ehiokens as .,,, of
his llama brought out a hatch ma t', of
the rugal eat days! this wook,.stat .ail
thrifty, How's that:'
Mina'Viol"t Parks who .,_a 11. visit t'
at the hone of Mr, and Mrs A. Wii n
has returned to D,nutville
Hina ,tdith Naai,lin arena., :seta -
with h, per „rats Mr. ,and 15,aa,
I C .EASE IS
Repairing and, R:!;;ewistg grnken
Eign'pmenl is 'Finn,
Handy . hints for gsamilririg MwthIn'
cry, Harness, .. O'e4ass , sled . Ail
OtliCls 13reahabko' 6'arn 16i�►tipt
mens—If Work is Done Ilioor<
Spring Ansi] Many Valuable
Hours Will Be &ate at a Time
When Delay Staffer Chsettetesest gross.
(Contributed by Untag, isepaa•taeraxt of
Agriculture, ltsronto.)
EIE: time fat' a s ateaaatis
overhauling of ale lard
equipment is at keesii. Re-
pairing at hese means save
ing In two ways—a sewing of tense
and a saving of time.
Before attempting to take a tuna.
chine apart it is well to thoroughly
look over It to gain a dear idea of
the general arrangement and Imoatievt
of the parts Mal"&inea with fan
parts or pinto whew, reiartiess ars
quite obvious, de not require to be
marked, but m shines whose parts a
are mtmefnus coal a:nalfa.r in size aad '1
in apps trottr should be given iia•
Dna-five isn't id:tiller tea ram being
put em adjoining tarts res =arks
tray ha' r•a•tar f , .,ti r, ,.,d to +@e' -!
vices so: , . , or leite
1il,anipad at.a •,f tla,• part::
`';tuts flirt its sassi' 1 ! ;•aa t et
in the 'tr< n
broken IOn; ;: ,
sip in a f ,ll :t - ,
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tiouds for !alar
bearing interest from
o to 7 p. c. --half yearly
If y-;,tl have any unemploy-
ed finds now is the time
to buy some of these,
Cihoice securities. No eC
,pause tan i)iveStor.
All , information cheerfully
given.
JOHpa RAMO
- Bond and Debenture Broker
Main ;Street, ISesforth
Phone ag l a
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CREAM WANTED
Send.yeur Cream to ass anti tatsive
ter 1r'• We•r rut -wing
I4e$, a e
p lolrrf• tan:
ha year through add can handle your
foil supply and furnish you with cava.
%Ve pay twice each month ai!ld weight
bumplcaand t:st.euia, cam uJ:or„ton ear--
fully, (me motto is ” llosHat) tc cute
patron a " patrons at , r lit:sated to ra'
ern all our trans wlaaan not in mss.
3 sttai• an I Buttermilk al _ 411 harrtl
off for at market panics.
The Seaforth Creamery Co
was+. s a t.,.t i'a,. t+:3 lull h'1'
Hood as lii'.r '•t'laaal ,........ . $9.11
Oat 75
lit let 1 00
firer, pct' I. s ... ...... ... ... ;Ii.0t1
4hnrte per tan
131tttcr ...,,,.,, . 43--44
Hogs to, _fartatcra...,..... .. . r5 00
Wood
Wood -Soft Maple, Elm, Ash, t2
inoh'$4 OS Hated Ulaaplo and Beech
l3 inch $5 00 per cord, Orders taken
at the ofiioo or by ,John Abell,
what,'A0']ENT,,.
Local Agent Wanted
fruold +urai6Fdl, ass:, ,,f at'. Hee:.
Lsrtxbi:ll I -al his Is /IT l,roi:, .t 'n, '. al•
di,. while arslassg,gatting,
. Mr, s'', 1) Stewart and rho -solder 'ai
St, P:ou e' ill;esu, ate that guest, of
Stewart's mother, halra:. Alex. tita,waart.
Miss Mabel Plni saoy npeltt the wool.
end in Stratford.
Many friends will be pleased to learn
that titers is a slight improvemt'nt in
Mr. Hugh MoDermid'a oonalitiona,
'dies•les-ale li:,natala,ll spent 'Sunday
with glees Francis printers
Mrs, E, 1'mbarla was called to 1_'4•r.
alta on a NIutlday o'rlatg to the Hine,aa of
her mother,
At a Instating of the Prost)) teriam
Chtarch atougrrgatinn for the pun pone 01.
selecting an organist Mt. Craig ura,.
elected by a large majority at a salary
of $700, Mr. A. Dodds was alepuiuted
treasurer in the place of Mr. J. 119,
;Nilson who cosigned.
Mr Joseph .Dorranee of Saskatohew n
is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Grace Stephens was called home
from Detroit last Wednesday by the
oarions illness of her mother.
Earl Bell is in Guelph thio week,
Mr. A. Doble of Toronto spent a few
days with Mr, and Mrs. Bright
Mr A Wilson left last week For New'
York,
hair, W. R. Cole of Winnipeg spent
e few clays in town.
for the "Old Reliable"
FONT H11,1., NURSERIES Mrs. MoNairantd family ofaBinssele
ware gneete at the hemp of ➢l r, and
Mre, Ms,lvin McPhee.
i llousalds of Orchard trees
need replacing. Ma'. Earl Johnstone has retnaated to
.lir, E. Chilton den has returned flow
War (r tsLens'c,all fur :;catsup Toronto.
fruit trees, Aa arap'us, Rho•- Mies ohmic, n Strlit.rra). tuna tato
h,irb plants etc.
't'he demand for Ornamental
.tock in t'yayna arid viiia[ s s
Secure a paying Agency with
liberal commissions, Exper.
;etre not necessary.
STONE & WELLINGTON -(Established t837)
TORONTO. ONT,
guest of Miss ltatsio MoMiobael,
Mrs Il. I3inoa ,snug no, 1 •+ •I'saint
Idaho are visitnre at th'• 1;ana of, 'airs
1`, lii.'imith.
Yies., lItaniliilaaitit; and sots of Detroit
ere viaitiog her mgthar, Mrs. S, Wal-
laea
A. sots of Mr. J. Smith had the mis-
fortune to fall soot break Isis collar hone
Thomas Brown has sold his house to
Mr. Andrew Archibald at'I'atokersln'ath
Mr. A, 7', Clopper of Clinton preached
in the Presbyterian ohuruh Sunday mor
uieg and at night in thu Methodist.'
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4': sail
it of t': al
to It t r , :al i
Str nail na':'1
-tyvino ilr.. '•nit iti I f' ?, rd o‘-,. f a
Eingrt : ud a t1 I alh. t• ell's l
[rat the r.aistv,ail the, rialit
hand, t. it •al is. II" t•. .sad rub
more wan. flute.. t a na.. elle uu earls
end, draw the thread through the
eye for about two irla'ha^ Bend back
the points of tll'' thread and twist
them well into itis' porgy of the thread
(Fig. la).
Pierce a hog in the work with a
straight awl and cart i needle into
the Thule alt.wing lilt. ILsa'r;Iti halfway
IIsrough (1''i,;. In). Moro, another
hole and pans; at neardle through for
two or throe 1r,nhcn. Thrnutsh the
sauce hole draw t„a hr r lua•udle.
With a thread in ,`:atilt nand null them
both quite light. la,apeat, Keep
Stitches straight and uniform in
length (Fig, le).
For Joining two pliable sur ;area
together in etnet'guucy there is, per-
haps, nothing so handy, so strong
and so neat as a rivet. An assort-
ment of rivets should be kept on
hand, both of soft iron tinned and of
solid copper (Figs, 2, 3, 4). The
split end clincher rivets are suitable
for leather or stout woven material,
as saddle girths and head halters;
iron or copper flat head washer rivets
may be used for leather, cloth, this
metal and for even thin strips of
wood (Fig. 5).
The wagon Is an important factor
in the daisy routine work of the
farm, and should be kept in good
running order, but it requires spe-
cial consideration and experience to
profitably repair the wheels, for un-
less the proper leper and "gather”
is given to the spindle, and the axle
set the. right way, it will result in a
hard running wagon, the wheel
grinding on the collar or nut instead
of playing easily between thou,. Thr
farmer, however, clan attend so loose
spokes, tires ane hub Mande, eneckud
hubs, etc. .',iter t 110Witsg the brok-
en parts anal Lialiseninc, tto, ices a el
loose skeins, clan's this wagon ihae'-
mighly, tail the tl e''t.s Stitt, an ts„
good filler anal eta tile 'whole a utast
of paint. This alit pr.. a>ate the woos;
and pra:vent sit li Ik,, , A brehrat
slaaft or to,t(u „tat h,, cattt:t, t ,t
spliced w'itlt hoot, troll .l. ait,aa.n ill
Fig 7. The iron can ea.atly u' ua•>.ar
round close by ussttg cr r end llrat.
and thou pulling it oys.sr with one
hand and tapping it wills a hammer
at the same time.
Assntue a broken rail ai a gate,
hay or stock rack, The old bar or
daolwnis sawnL oafs !h),eawmn a btjoudtottrtot lhe
in sketch 8a. A short -piece of new
stun is then driven Into the mortice
in the head (D) and cut of the right
length; the two arethen nailed to-
gether as shown at Psi in part plan,.
If broken at A (Fig 8) the splicing
may be•,made as shown in sketch by
wrapping hoop iron round it, or by
nailing on each side strong strips of
hardwood as at D (Frig. 8).
One of the first. places for a gate
to get rotten is at the Junction of
brace and bar or back caused
by wet lodging there. The only way
to fix this is, as shown at O (Fig. 8)
by nailing strip of hardwood firmly to
brace as low down as bottom rail
will allow.—Prof. John Evans, O. A.
College, Guelph.
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Warm
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' `htr,9day Friday and Saturday
The
Charles
Re-
By
Bert Lennon
Directed by Victor Sellertainger
Photographed icy Chester Lyons
Supervision of Thomas H 'race
A Parni.ount . Picture
This is the kind of piefure we are proud to show. We like to show pietau'r we lana
you will lasersmnmenal t,, your friends. That's the kind nr at picture this its.
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R I - I 1:- 1 Ir' i -1 c.,11 [ ll, t'. Sir an.'.
•>�ytha-e..hl a''a Opt, zr+ss':..�
Oiiotcn i' un tura- ?n 1r t, ui;ratutn tr 4i
n, uta )'nor good tot'ta,, , for 1 si.oesialer
gaits one of my most , ruutining Teas,
Though only a yr,ung 111151,, }n iw i..'t.
"nly promising, stn, h. I":•atly aaltir.-sl
Sinrc. I nlutlalaua d t, 01 ro ,,,i b:s5
tauten utvarsla ties 37 ilit,u a ll' all f,•a•
urtica a>.irtai fi„• ,.f s ,,iutimgusetaad
kind I abet m;,f I .• hr taad,•r
11, get over, Is, 1•'•n•a' .i ' ; ir, t rJc ,
a p1 seats', +,'hurl. ai , n r :,alis' e,u a
which $ac is metla•. (9e ass pri110(,.d
to a I'haplaim after lain arrival its Eor-
'laanul.
Aa yet I do not knew alma: he will
conte back, but probably it will not be
thee this month, From a let to: re-
ceived trete him at Us', end of Decent
bee from Frauoe or Belgium, he was, I
gather, ontheway back to England.
Again Cougratulatit g yet',
Relieve me yours faithfully,
David Huron.
Capt. (Hera) S E. McKegoey, who
haw been on overseas service for. the
p:awt two years, and received tate an-
tl"alneenlen t Christmas t on tma Day n I that to
had heels awarded the Military Medal,
has boon appointed rector of the Aug-
lioua, t.ilintch.•Olintotl, the announee-
utent le 1115shins by Rtshop of Huron,
Moodily, t.iapt. McKegney, who i:, a
g: actuates of Flacon I'ollel:e, eat'I rias.
:t •Ime incumbent of St Davide (slatreh
I:naardon, has many friends in. that city
and throughout the tiigceso. I •
going overei,as hu w.as rt e a.; „ . , ,, • y
(thineh, hrauticiti. I I,
ATI appa'ialtnr. 'at I.' -I,
he unlisted ti ' 5 ! ais-a:,
s ,',arty 15,0A:05011. ial as,
l'ta II ,.oakshutt It, :1,1 !so ,Sas
5ransferra.cl to the, rt,-tpla.l auric,'.
Flo is returning to Canada in a fares
weeks to take up his ait,ties in Clinton
succeeding lieu, .1, A. Itobitrscn, who
taking at speeisl e,.,ua:r ori ecaclnlegy in
Toronto waivernar, � a-
1'Irs, MoKega,7, who ai;b her little
d oighrer, has. been makaa.g lair Lorna
in Belfast, Ireland, while her husband
has been oil active, as rewriting to Oen.
ads Copt, IVfcKegney is aur Irishman
by birth,
r'vhy suffer from corns when they can
be pafulesely rooted out by using Hol-
luwa)'s Corn Cure.
Also
he Mystery Ship
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A oll edy
a `f "h : t. End Wed,
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f' white Ili a illus
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' al:a alts ;e .. tat tits l ria, arms.ani
11.1;0 i a each day and "•n hoar f rr a•I:jas, oral
-asai „s g hi. -:7saishe di -appals and Icor; clear, atfl
a'iin'.un, !'scat anal vakii.. the slain hecema s, Yee: It
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Romance of the
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