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MEDICAL
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g semi attention to diseases of P•,y Bar, Nose
dJii{i TDlmnt,
Attlee ram residence behind Dominion mrk,
7995! PhoneNu. s, ueakIovao Phone No. 1011
gar, F, .1 lin ROWS Senforth Otlit -Dude s
Sdoaene tioOOnIoh Street, moat el I. Meth
t Chord), tioroner for- Cou uli. ,. nitron
lophone No, 4(3,
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t, u a t udalleh ueu opt [ .tetho•
Churton E.u[ntth,
SSCOTT, graduate Victoria en; tea1'1 .r, and
{ member of Ontario College of !Myst i.e.,and
,Surgeons. Coroner for Manny of 11,400;
bfkt%ar, honor 4rudtu le L -101 t, l:ersltv,
gold medalist Tomo. ti du t Codes., Number
o College ti Fysiviane [tall San a utterly.
reR,. UEC, 11FdLI0hlAti U laoyth , eolatist
3n W011011'3 000 t hdtrru's •i „es and
Stbe0mdlietroubles, Acute a'0 11,0,0..•disord
era, Isar, Bye, Nose and Throat 0 tin dd re-
moved without tltelted° Ions•'nnt5„ free,
Royal dorm
215e1Sar, a 10u.s. to d p.-0 :Friday d a.sa, to ,[pm
Or. Ft JI H. Foster
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Gcadnate iii Medicine, Ureiver"ity of
.Yeronto.
Late Aesisteut .Now York t,pllthal-
-'lmio and Aural :Institute, Meets -field's
, Nye and Golden Spare Throat $os•
pitela, Loudon England, At the
,'Queetee Hotel, Sonforti•. thiel Wed
slesday iii each mouth from 11 it in. to
Sp. re, 133 Waterloo Street, South,
'Stratford. ;Phone 2u; Stratford.
be Joan
Marriage licenses F. ['Ahed tirinn, wBaeeIem
and op•
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Insurance
Act $era eaaolderiag Insurance. Life or Accident?
31you ars, a postcard will get our rates,
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Gen arai Agent for London Lila Insurance Co,
Id Imperial Guarantee and Accident. Insurance Co,
Seaforth, Ont.
James Watson
General Fire,141e,ar'.t.:f 11 !.'.surdnee
Agent, end dealer i2v:010 .,ghtuas,
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ill Winghain. Wingha'm could be used
ae a distributing centre for many of the
surrounding places,
Booboo Graham of the Graham,
Rodeo Clinton, was sentenced to the
Goderieh jail for thirty days at bard
labor ft was shown in court that Gra-
ham was a frequent violator of the Oen
ado Temperature Act,
-Mr. J, W. Fraser, manager of the,
Western Canada Flour
Mills
Co in
Goderi
ch has resigned his position and
is suooeeded by Mr; R. .5, Megaw, din
Fraser is taking a position in the sales
department in the Company.,
Mr, M Durnin of Lnoknow has pur-
chased from the Wm, Wheatley Estate
what is well known as the Jas. Fair
farm near Clinton at the price of
$11,soo.
Ueo Holland of the Bayfield
road just south of Clinton haspurohas.
rod the farm known as the MoMordie
property at Kippen and will move there
ill the spring, leaving this two sons in
charge of the farm in Oedemata town
ship which ho purchased a few years
age,
Last week while the two young sons
of Mr, Isaac Carter of Clinton were
attempting to cut wood, one of the
yonugstere had the misfortune to have
the toes on one foot completely severed
with the axe,
The death occurred last week:at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. E. E.
Buuniford of Mr. George Wood, at the
age of 70 years. Be has been visiting
daughter since December and was ill
Mit a short time.
Toronto Letter
Lear News.—
According to my promise two weeks t en
ago 1 1:ow refer to Socialism and the ail
views expressetk by Bolshevists ha this al
he fair caipitel of Ontario, About th
inouth sip the police fo1',,o wont enl1,0
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Thursday February 2y
Soldiers' Land Settlement
Of Huron County '
This committee to whom it was en-
trusted to`oelleot data :and to investig-
ate to what extent the' Goveruruon
would assist the returned soldiers of
Furor, to settle down in civil life, met
in Clinton on the 20th inst.
The oommittee wascomposed of
Warden a den Oam bell
p Chairman Laporte
Ex•Wardens Livingston and Goveuloolt
amid Councillors Ford, Beavers, Petty
Saunders Young arid Moffat. County
officers Holman and Lane were also in
attendaloe,
By request, Mr. A Murray Allan, of
Stratford, representing the Department
of Soldiersi Vocational Training Work
was present and gave a very inTeresting
and instructive talk on the work being
carried on by the Government in re-
establishing returned soldiers ill their
former occupations, mid fitting the
the disabled ones fur useful and profit-
able employment in every sphere of life
Instances were cited of the good work
where soldiers, returning to all intents
and purposes tetelly, disabled) were 150!p
earning good wages iii factories, etc,
His work was intended to make the
returning men useful citizens but also
to make them feel independent of
charity, or any resemblance of it, and
to restore their self confidence. Young
men, who, when enlisting had not corn
Plated their education or trades, were
taken in hand and assisted liberally to
do so. Surveys of factories and other
places of employment were being made
to assist those looking for employment
or wishing to learn trades, Any return
ed soldier, wishing any information of
this nature, should drop a card giving'
his name, regimental number, date of
discharge and place of discharge to A,
Murray Allan, Iudustrial Survey officer
Stratford, and his case will receive
immediate ettentiQtl,
The clerk presented such correspond
ee and iuformatiou as he had gained
d the oototnitte discussed very fully
I the phases of the question so far as
e Soldiers' Laud Settlement 00115100
s developed. rile legislation so fal'1
antra -Is in furmatiou mud nothing is }
Wed }'at,
But tca,ves ,.lid c, d 0113
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Mutation at mike •ra of
1111`}Jt 1115 Mute,t get
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Bir. Remy W:.iperetas-cold hie farm
of Elle acres en tin Lrnr o'i 111.0•, Fltsy
tt,wrlsii to :til l;hrle do,rl, of Stauley
t:o[vnahip, Tit., print•
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1dr, 'Lint gets po 0eseion in March.
The marriage too'r place i1 ibis M0t1E•
0,liet parsonage in Myth on Feb, cath
of Mies Violet Plunkett to Ullesteir:
McPhee, both of West Wawanceb,
Mr. J. G. IBmigh has leased the
Commercial hotel In Blyth ane has
purchased P d the
grocery and confection-
ery business and will take possession in
March, He has lead the Oommeroial'
for
many years.
The Board of Trade of Winghatn is
making an attempt to secure the Hydro
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IC capitalist alist w•d 11,1100', d ratan are
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Special. Offer for Farmers
I am buying all kinds of
Junk and Fowl
I have a great stock of second-hand
Water pipes and shaftings for sale.
shaftings
Ni.ftoh
Seaforth Junk Dealer Phone 9
Next to the Dick House
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,RST SERIES
(1919)
COST DURING
—1919—
JAN.$4.00
FEB. 3 4.01
MAR.$ 4.02
APR. $ 4.03
MAY $ 4.04
JUNE 4.0
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hero URIC'. 110 all (11 El kept eu the
bo rlh a set whether they go by the
tiamt, of Socialists, Bolshevists, A,nar
Mists or I. ,. W,
In passing th, red triangle the
other day v, hit14 ie a great building fur
the- acoomuludotfcn end comfort of no
turned soldiers, there: were about
fifteen boys on the sidewalk in front ol-
the building and fully ten of them
were gray haired laud two of then, ere
white us a streak of lint Oe the old say.
log goes, Poor fellows what they must
have suffered and endured over Fourier.
No t
watt r
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we shute
them we can never fully repay them,
Parliament opens to morrow and my
next tetter will be in regard to legie
Iation past and present
Boers,
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atuotrnln, nod no pledg•, oto
to the furthering of any
whereby these E florin for et mid
t un th,,, part I rt of unl' IstirOie anus
Itn.ogniz'oh,not only according
merits but that they will he
th in a manner, commensurate
;ippieciatlou of their heroism
ability to deal generously with
lit we are of opinion that 111,00
n should be given by mar gov
s to devising schemes for the
g of our bole on the farms,
}}owing resolution, moved by
Young, of Colborne, and Gov
F McKillop was also adopted:.
the reeves at.d council -of each
lily be regneeted to act as a
committee to - collect in tete'
waypossible os b &all nrti'
Olt '
pp las
our returning soldiers that
be assisted so far as, possible
ngtheir format; na positions or
nein the civil life of the corn
and to take all rteoeesary
carry out the wishes of
e regarding the repatriation
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St. James' f)li u•oh: Rev. Father E.
F, Goetz P,•P, Early Mate 8,00, High
Mass 103.0, Snudny School .e.80 p. I13-
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Vespers and d .Benediction of the Bless.
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etl'Sacramentl7' p. rn
St. Thomas'
Rev. T, H. Brown, Rector; Sunday
serlcee 11 our and 7 p.m. Sunday
eobooI 2;30 p. no, Women's Anglican
Missionary -Association, Tuesday 2,30
porn. Clti}drou'ebl•anch lietnrday 2 p.m.
mllercession services every Thursday,
.0 p.m,
Methodist
Rev, FI. D, Meyer, pastor
—SUNDAY &ohool at 10:00 a,m,
Public service 11 a,m, and 7 p.m.
Prayer Meetng Thuratta y 8, p.m ,
Salvation 1trmj'
Lieut. F. W. .Leight
Sunday services_ -Holiness 11 a, in.
Praiee ,l p.m.—Salvation 7 p.m.—Sun
day School 4 p. m,—Wedneaday--
Public meeting All are welcome,
Rgmondville, Presbyterian
Rev. S McLean pastor,lsunday ser.
vices 11 a,m. and 7 p m', Bible class
3 p.m Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p. on. Y.P M.S Union 3rd Friday
in the month 8 p In, Women's Mieeion-
ary Society 3rd Wednesday lo the mouth
L'Sd poll Lichee' Aid inee.e ire-
! mediately after,
First Presbyterian
Rev, h'. H. Larlrtu,.Ynator. Sunday
surlicea I I a.m. anti 7 ;, In. Sunday
school 2.00to 1n
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SI(9td e& 131000 DISEASES,
Win'rami-.:x._m-anti,-,v;.a.�.5•,.ac"' a.,�'.
Asthma Viotime,-.'pbe man
man subject to de moa
J asthma is indeed a
victim. tern. Wlnst can be Moro terrifying
fl than to suddenly he seized with par..
I oxyoms of.ohohing which semi to fairly
threat -hen the existence of life
Perm such a condition Dr, J. D itself,
ogg'e Asthma Re Kell
Remedy has brought
malty to completely restored, health
and happiness; It is known and pr's -
ed in every section of this broad land,
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