HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-02-27, Page 1Now Series Vol. 17 No. -e9
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The Seaforth. Ne.
Canadian Granite
Since the inporturion of Eur-
opean granite has been re-
stricted, our CANADIAN
GRANITES are being devel-
oped at an amazing rate, and
are equal in color and texture
to any imported granite,
The Seaforth Monumental
WWorpk�s handles the best grades
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Watch For Our Special s::ig Display. in Our
Window. ill Will is e Special on Saturday
•
The Palm of perf'ecitionu
is held out to all who *011J l
possess a box of our sweets.
Nothing 0.a:reusuds the enccnl-
oat exerlience of
Freshly made eandy
bought here, One taste of our
Candy will dispel the most hor-
rid r, .
nee of the blues and scowls
i netuntly disappear at its first
taste. It's perfection petsoni-
fed. Bay a box for your girl; if
your %beet, some other fellow will,
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$2oOO for $ 8.00
iienerous Premium Usti of the
• Seafortu Hori•icultnral cociefy
use DeIlsr entitles you to one year's membership ttnd any THREE
of the following eheices:
CHOICE, I - One Apple or One Pear Tree of any of the following
Varietiee
Apples--Dachees, King. Spy, Golden ltuseet Fameuse
Tillman Sweet, Wealthy; Gravenstein, Spitonburg,
McIntosh.
I'e•trs--.Anjou, Bartlett, Sheldon, Clapp's'Favorite
(,lftMI'E 2—One Plum or Ono Cherry or One l:'eanli Tree of any of
the following variance.
1'loin--Abun d:utet, Bradshaw, II tanks Lombard,
imperial (rage, Red June.
thorny --Early ltieluuond, Montmorency. Windsor,
Black'l'artariat, Yellow Spanish.
Peaches—Fitzgerald, Crawford,
O1UO1Cl( 3—One Inose selected from the following Pet'
Hybrid Perpetual—Alfred Colomb, Baron Bonstctiu,
General Jaek, Frau Karl Dr•uschki, Paul Neyron,
Ulrich Brunner, Mrs. John Laing,
Climbing --Dorothy .Perkins, Excelsia, Taus)ndschon,
Gold Finch, Baltimore Bell.
Hybrid Tea—Gruean Teplite, General McArthur, Kaiser-
ine Agusta Victoria, Lady ljillingtou, George C.
Wand, George Dickson, Madam Jules Grolez, Sun•
burst, Maman Cochef (pink).
CHOICE 4—HydrangeaPirniculata.
CHOICE b.—Dutchman's Pipe.
CHOICE Cr—Boston Ivy.
OHOICE 7—One Peony.
CHOICE S--Thres Un -named Dahlias.
CHOICE O—Spires, Von Rutte (while flowering shrub),
CHOICE IO—Weigelia Rosea (pink flowering shrub.).
CH OI('I; I1—Ono Lilac
(mOIp le lid-Ten;Gladiolus:
CHOICE 13—Three Tteberous Begonias bulbs)
012.1011 '.E LeeeOne Norway :Spruce=
CHOII'E if—TheCanadian Horticulturist, _
OHOjog IS—Half ounce Sweat feint one trade ackee
Feint p tin of Asters
Seed; one trade package Lettuce; one trade 'package
'of Early Beets
Cut out this advertisement, sign your name and address on the
line below, Mark X opposite any TIlf EE choices and mail or hand it
with Ono Dollar to the Secretary or President. Members wishing to
procure trees, plants, and other nursery stock in addition to their
three choices Whether mentioned nenticuod in above Premium List or n ct bray
do so by paying only the actual cost of same and making out their
wants on a separate sheet,
Premium List Positively Closes on Larch 31st
JOHN GRIEVE
President
WM aAWRY'
Secretary -Treasurer
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S EAFO RTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEB CA RY 27 lcl19 �.
SI.. 0por yew. 1
Canada's Footnoted Frhhnds
On a frosty morning in the early
spring, just after the first brown pat
elms of grass have appeared in the
meadows, a joyous, warbling song is
heard in the: oretierrl, Tee singer
is easily found --the fret glimpse of
that blue back, bluer than the bluest
of summer skies, tells you his narco—
tics Dine -bird, Tr en, with a flourish
of out or both wings, he settles on a
point of vantage and was hes the
ground below him for insect prey,
The sunshine is already warming Emma
of them to life for their careers of de-
strnetiou, but the Bluebird ponrtcee.
again and again from his perch, and
sting insect' or, tli4 olueter of insect ease there was plenty of ream awl de
eggs that would othitrwise spell disaster fendantwee ;responsible for the accident
or damage your Mottle and orchard tree A car following another iarabotild drive
next year; Attract the Chickadee to at such a speed that it can be stopped
your house and to your orchard in win- at any time if the 'eat' in front stops,
ter, A phase of suet ar a scrap of bac- There are nanny reasons why i car may
on rind nailed to a tree will keep him he stopped ntievoidebly and suddenly
tvoeeing in your untnedfate neighbor. anti the car following taunt he far
hood, and the winter daya will seem
shorter for his bright and clzeerang
presence, He will appreciate a shel-
ter if you provide one by nailing up.
a small bird box or two, end in the a
he can spend the winter eights in safe
ty,
The birds which leave in the fall
spend the winter in the United States
or even south of them. Your Bluebird
and your Robin may spend the winter
in Virginia or in California. There -
many insects are removed which, with l fore both the United States and Can -
their Humorous progeny, would serve ada have agreed by treaty to protect
to lay waste and destroy the crops of all migratory ittseativorous birds, be -
field and garden,
The Bluebird is hnt one of an army
or migrants to follow, As spring ad.
vances they swarm le our shade -trees
and hedges, and scatter over field and
forest; even in the air they have their
!muting ground; and almost without
exeeptiou they are working in man's
interest by holding in cheek the insect
hordee which, if they held urnciisputed
sway, would render mint's agricultural
ef}orte of no avail i
cause thein birds heleeg to its both.
It is illegal throughout the whole of
the (Jutted states and j)anetda to shoot
them ar harm them or rob them of their
'tests or eggs Everyone must hells eo-
force this treaty, and the best begins.
ing is to protect the insectivorous birds
in your birds in your own garden, ou
your own farm, or in your woods, If.
yen nee persons shooting insectivorous
birds, report them to the nearest game
warden, not because yon want to cause
When man clears the forest and; trouble, but because y u believe in pro
plants for food he disturbs the nom-
tcct:ing the birds wbie t work for us,
plicate(' series of events knower ;as the and are our commonro pert',
!Wennof nature, The insects often t p l )
if
youat
P
fls
NO1tP
ma
you
will b
nh'tiItPaA exotic talion more snood- glad to know that thee.
season of un•
sat than their native boats, and trans- tfoc'm length have bee% erratgad ao eta
#er their attention to this new soucce.
of food, (`ertain of the Mitis have iii• i protect,ilthe mint, h Etna lards
aid will-few•1, sprit, , shantin„ of :ell
creased beeauce of these new prairies,
migrato2y game
birds xt ferlridd,n, triad
which were onto forests, and which they can now make fit fiaety the north -
man has made, and many others fled ward journey to their t ceess;try to their
rho edges of the man-nta,de fields at- numbers. A permau1ltt close season
tractive We must maintain the bird fot
central of the insect posts as best we Dr k ,EidnumberDucks,specq such as Wood
Pig -
can under these conditions. This sin Ducks, Eider Bro ,and tailed d
be done by protect:Mg the birds which collo, ngLCr Browns SCuriewill and
burr adapted theme Ives in a measure Whooping it Cranes, Swats, Curlew, and
to than; the birds tvhiob come into the sot shore -birds except ted Plock, m_
garden and orchard and tueadow, and eon finipa�3ltck brestecl Plover, (Iol-
liud it good and stay there. We call 'leu PJovin utnti bclepleteel spess may
encourage them to cum) by feeding increase in every
inti e ce as
true spower
them in winter and by providing suit- item, use in the influence in your power
able to assist the obsntvatian and enforce
nesting -sites so that they wit!
stay with us when the teed them moat O1euit of the Migratory Bunts Conven-
lion Lot. We need our cneeotivorons
and when they need moat insect foal;
and that is when they are raising their birds to protect aur crops and forests,
young, and we need our game so that nor
Suitable shruhbory,such, as a fist children and our rhildreu•s children
wild -
dense cttglee c F bushes and creepers trill tint fled that their hemitii ee in wild -
or a shady hedge, will afford them shpt- life has been destroyed by us, Let LIN
art from theire, viliH. acid if the.r have nun lzealih kiririg cut -door sport,
teatat enetny, the cut, is genii lied or but do not destroy ::11 game. Leave
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tethered or uch)rwise'leprae' of, theyenough so diet our tleartudet'te, for
will nuttily repay us for all our trouble. whims we hold titin vast domain intrust
The damage we suffer from intent pests will not lack thins incentive to shalt the
in enormous; without bothering about grerat )int -of (loura.
giddy figures, it eutllelos to say that in-
Seale destroy from five to twenty -fit, Autoists
rt O qln Roads
per cant of each year's crop of every -
Hoeg
Don't ,.1&�p6! YrQal9,
thing man raises, The forest lesser,
which are overt more difficult of come Should Take Care to Remember the
potation, mint be as great, The birds Rights of the Other Fellow
help to hold them enemies of ours in
check; these lovely creatures which we The following is the text of His
would protect as we do flowers for Honor Judge Lewis' judgment in a
their beauty, and which we all must recent case tried in the seventh Di
admire because of their musical ability vision Court of the County of Huron
and tlteering presence, are really work- to which the parties wore James Do-
ing for us from dawn to clerk, and even Donald,plaintiff, and George Carduo,
through the hoots of darkness. How defendant,
much we owe them! Hew carefully we Judgment
should guard them trout dangori The evidence show defendant's auto
And thou, when you have studied tris travelling behind the plaintiff s
and blown the birds that work at:home
--
when you really knew the Robin and also in this middle+ of the road, The
OlOriole; and t'hiclntdee, &hi road wee twenty-five feet wide, Going
,`rpfng Sparrow lapel a dim"ud up litnnock Burn hili between Bina,_
field and Varna, head tug west, defer.
••'hers, you may Etre tempted to go lout pnllvd to the left side of the road
gild moo the tles that protect year end noticed pl.•lititilla ear slowing Clown
wooden the airy reirii, birds that avoid
try -
'I"' h'iuttia ,'f um" aultt pr°fear tb,o c ill 1 I:;ieiitf's earknelledleft
Beitemdeet silent forest; the Hermit Tlnnt•h, the in;
to pass nu the tuft nixie run into
iitieer breeetetl (roebuak, and the Veer ph:iurtJfs alit' aud.oueauiomedtii' slam•
y, earl very.,ncrts Hu, re. If yell13"' got age in petition: D efientlent'al'le ewas illie
begin to know tit.) lairds, they will flare. ; 'la into hit, sen' told pessttd up the hih,
a new frico,d and protector' and the 1 laintiffa car was her mherd s iso
impact anti while there other ears pass -
gain will not ba aIrlh,•ira. A now'
pleasure has been tdd,'d to your ex. orlon the left vide. There trace °iglu
perienee, new thrills make your outing Feet from platntiO's stn' to the ditch, of
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aI event, Eitel Hinge will be a new mot.- good
road, Defendant blew his horn
ire to draw you from the mundane before the accident but plaintiff said
things lifeiuto God'she did not leach and decadent said
(great out -of -
plaintiff gave no evidence of having
doors, from which one alwt.ys returns
refreshed-aad•rsjuvenated to -take up heard it.
the dail,v task, A oar following another car has a
When tutm= comes, your new found right to pass the car in front but
friends gradually; disseppesr from their, shoot' give notice and enable other
accustomed haunts, you will miss car to pull off the road. Where a car
tliem, but others have taken their place tries to pass the oar in front it must
The ohioadees and Creepers now searchmate sure there is ample room and it is
every nook and cranny for the hhbern responsible if there, is not In this.
J o at Ifs mUi take care in feet it is your
duly to remember the other fellow. If
drivers would only got this Mee firmly
'fixed in their minds accidents would
not happen and people who tree the
roads lav fully for either l,utit.ess or
pleasure would be able to to sap 'filth
some degree of comfort, The reeking
W.i;iat hop
On Thnt'ecltty tvening of . last week
Mr. and Mrs. David McFarlane treated
a number of tl,eyoong people of thin :•
village to a soainl evening at their five- .:
QC.°81`elnap driverInns( lie taught to be: _residence, All report a very pleasant''
enoughbehind or going so slowly as to ! time
be under nmttrol, earl -fel not only for his own Cattily
Ibut for that of others, Mr. and Mrs, Austin Dolmage and
The evidence as abcrP euurrnariaed I family are laid np at present with 'a
clearly points to the minae of this ao. Again remarking that it is very for. severe attack of'tfie 1rfu,
client, The defendant was driving,
tunato that the a cideat was not more
too Woes to the plaintiff, as knew or serious, 1 have at„ h r.tatiou in giving) ltheMeson Campbell and Dolmage have
Judgment for the: plaintiff for the dam sol{1 aha s to .', lot 33 con Knox
should have known the oar might stop fiftyacres to 14Tr, VL m,
suddenly or stall without thin driver &gee incurred with costa to be paid do Knox of Hallett
being able to warn aurone coming.lie, fourteen days. H. J. 1) Gooier, aolici for the
sum of $2000,
had. It wee, therefore his duty to be for for lilaintitr. R. S flats (5eafarth) i Mr. feu. McSpadden has sold the
on the alert and hart his car fully un solicitor for defendant. 'North East 25 acres of'lot a$ con 7, to
IMr Dan Shanahan, Mr. Shanahan
now cons this whole lot.
'. Mesere, Reuben Hart and A, Spare
der control so if a sudden contingency
arose, as it did here, he would be in it Hockey
position to atop his car or tutu to the
left and pass the plaintiffs car without The first of the semi -tit•= lug have cut about ISO cords of woo
beingin snub. a :position as he found 1 gem s for Mr. It: `earlett this winter,
[ the irate enediatH hru;kty esrht.e was
himself so close to the plaintiff's oar played here e ell Fewer Liget he fr,n, ,
that he was compelled either to run inbig tTrr tiletiedkinek rtofullsinanity
cr rod, nitit:h at r.••c firma broke his brick and tile wutlts to full asps �ity
to it or attempt to turn cut and •lash the railing tlowt,. Th„ lee twin
past. He ohoee tho latter course and �' tl•'pt y of wend. is net getting' in a
[in pour condition. Both sul.�s work- stti';•iy of wr•ecf.
as aright naturally he expected, he inn ed hard but the local hove framed the
into and Winn('the plaintiff's ear, play and London couldget as tr
•tot ,!
It was fortunate that the injuries were
J The first period ended o the Bret mai 1 >:, s Flee BPfote it, -There are marry.
no worse, The occupants of both ears, li-i and the third 74. oho huge been afflicted with serve and
might
amongst
whom
om wore
lade] ies ander hilth n Tbi, lteid gra+mere p ;ycd a grad: have cdrtree them away with Dr. Thong.
Y Jand.game. for Sirtifortlt at d 511,G, -,,,,k, trot „!;1,' Eclectric Oil which arts like magic,
the consequences very grave. I can't I very preee•ut help in time ef trorihle, ! All s rniltrly trot -Adel' should lose ne
help stating here that this should he a
:time t n t
i a rl .n
war'At t thist
urno l
to1 stsplendid
kt t 2. C
a d� ••a fd r
gdrivere. Yet; dun t T rr,t t Paf ti -remedy'
awn the roads. You have, lilts others.
again wen by 4 fu,_ a l:t' at lee there re n Arhiatg like it to be bods.
a right to nee the roads lett to doing se
(ollir guar,' r. et F t ids, a e.rt t that I It ; het+p, but its power is Zr, no en
.. tram. r, ci.re4vr,a 1'y its low rine,
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Haw TO SAVE
--TOLD BRIEFLY
bo pointedly and briefly
was this given in a
newspaper the other
day that we mast repeat
it --
1, Buy what you need.
2. Take good care of
what you already have
3, Buy serviceable qua]
ity clothing
to save material. Inbar
and coat.
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TAME P1ND FIRST ' T- RIl int°ALS
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some i'.y ;i I tij
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Lengths
That We have ever shown.
GETTING READY TO
FIT YOUR NEW DRESS?
YOU WILL SU.REciLY
WANT AI NEW l ORSET
It is folly to fit a new dress
over an old corset. A new
model corset is essential
to have the effect conYoli'11 a
with correct fashion tend:
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Agents for
Standard
Patterns
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OF THE NEW 8LOUSIE
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