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1 Town Topics!
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The High Cost of Living—laconomy
s the word to.dr.y. M mice your old
ecarmente do instead of poreltuaing new
ones, fli4ve them .ciry chiete•tt and
preen, ii. Dry oh -ening when properly
dove Iteigthees the life of gartnente,
nreaerves their (tech- new eppearance
and nete as I-711SM') t cry
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and dill> (i004 ill get OW, olding
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THE ,SEAFORTH NEWS
Mr. Con Eckert who purchased the
two cottages and three 'Iota belonging
to the late Fr. Corcoran estate bee sold
them again the vacant lot to Mr, J
Beattie and the others to Mr, P, 0,
Sullivan.
Miss Pheinia Cowan has returned to
Dnedes.
Dr. and 'tire, Aitken and Miss
.ferret of Kippen w town visitore.
Mr. Mores of Id thigen WitM In town
title Is wit
The Meth re., Players pi " Within
The Lae /IL Si 4,0'4,031 lw
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Mr. jamas keys, the new coal dealer
received the contract on Mon—
day for supplying the eoal,, of 40 tons,
for the public school., there being four
ether tenders.
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The Misses Turebrill have returned
to Toronto to resume their etudiee at
the Faculty of ,Edueetion.
Mra
. Phew of Zurda is moving his
family into Mrs. house
tletlerioh
Miss Mary Gillespia returned en
*melee to 8.. 'Interime51 .
a!, tirt Teleerd •5,,,) who
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Use oily three level tea.
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STRATFORD. ONT.
Is recognized as one of the most
rediaele!,Comeneroial Schools in Can-
ada, The instructora are experien-
cited end the Coarses are up.to-date,
Grailtiates are placed in positions
and they meet with success,
Students may enter at ally time,
WRITE Al' ONCE FOR FREE
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IF YOUR CHILD IS CFIOSS,
FEVERISH, COM! pivrv.
Look, Mother! If tongue is Ocie ;
cleanse little bowels with "Cah-
fornia Syrup of Fine."
Mothers rout :ire!. ea.:7 ncier
"California. e:youp cif r'i•:.:;,"
1' flaw ?If/sure 41:.;...it:r1-11!
our bile awl Leto:a:Mire ft
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well, playful td,,
;Sick eliildren 'trout eaaa-er't
"alto tliis lii rail "•Vraiii• tattat,•.,
of
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Alk your sirle,:gi,t,
OnlifOrnitt St•I'111-) - of
tins direct ktif tor led21. d. :
ears and far zo.,;,--to...;•.:.
F".3fiR PAL e.m LW
Frame House, 7 remits and pantry
summer kitchen and cellar, Hard and
Soft water, Electric lights, largo vii.
rodith. Stable 10' :112' hen :hointe
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Apply at the
News Office
CREAM WANTED •
e•Raitivisal,1
Send your Cream to 1.:a ata) r_ceive
top prices, We are conning o or plant
he year through stied can handle your
foil supply and furnish you with cans.
We pay twice 0401 month and weigh
sample and test each can of cream oar -
Slily. Our motto is " Honesty to our
Patrons " Petrous are requested to r e
UM all mir :Jane when not in nee.
3 ittor an 'Buttermilk She on hand
azd for at market priest.
The Seaforth Creamery Co,
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SEAFORTIEI MARKET
e•eem
Geed Milling $5.12
Oats ................................60
.... ........ 80
Bran per ton , .....36.00
Shorts per ton . ..
Hogs to,,
• Houre and ball tome of laud in the
villageof hIgmoudyille The property.
is situated oet'entre Street, Moth ti
the Presbyterian Mundt and is known
la the Purcell property:. Good. (male
fortable hsnme, good shod, good well
and cement Mitten!, All hinds of, fruit
trees, strawberries, raspbersjee mad
()errant (oodles, 'This it a corner pre
party with DO breaks on front, and the
and is in a geed state of ettitivation.
Tide is a Mee property fur a retired
fanner and the taxes are light. For
particulars apply on the premises or ta
John Rankin, Seaforth.
JHN
Bonds for sale
bearing' interest from
6 to 7 p. c. —half yearly
If you have any unemploy-
ed Innis slow is the time
to buy some of these,
Choice securities. No ex-
pense to investor,
All information cheerfully
given.
Bold and Deheniure Broker
%1 sin Steatite qeaforth
Plie ire o I e
i,ocal AgeniViTillted
,...60.0avaa1
f. u' the "Old Reliable"
FONTIIILL NURSERIES
housands of Orchard trees'
need replacing.
at ar ens call for small
fruit trees, Asparagus, Rhu-
barb plants etc.
'1 he demand for Ornamental
stock in towns and villages' is
large.
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Secure a paying Agency with
liberal commissions, Exper-
ience not necessary.
STONE & WELLINGTON
(Established 1837)
TORONTO, (INT.
Mary Lang, a student at thin Colleg-
iate, pot her arm through the glass in
one of the (loon on Wednesday nutting
en artery, Drs. Burrows and Ross gave
her attendance and she was taken bottle
Some one broke into the Public
School on Tuesday night and several
thinge are missing.
Mr, Wm, Reid attends rcruevieg with
his family in the near future to Tacoma
Wash,
Wise mothers who know the virtues
of Mother Graves Worm Exterminator
always have it on hand, because it
proves its value,
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Minn Chetah eteeted olfleele; ter
ensuing *ear clay
follows; Pros, Mn,, II, id. N. or, Vice
Pres, Mr% Burrows, Rau, Soa. Mrs,
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Pianist, hire, Bright. Program OM.
MOaditillois Alex MeGavin and Herbert
Chapman; Herelds, Mrs Chapman for
India; Mrs. James Thompson for China
Mrs McGavin for Japan, Mrs. Jefferson
Strangers withie our gates; Miss Annie
Imwrence, Christian Stewardship; Mrs.
Wm, Henry, Temperance.
Miss Lelia. Beet left on Monday for
Port Perry where the will tenet' for the
remainder of the term,
Miss Marion Larkin and Miss Edith
Govenleck have returned to Ottawa.
Mrs. L. G. Kruse and son of Galt are
the guests of Mrs Wm, Slater
Dr, J. A AltteDouald and Dr. Gandier
of Clinton were guests of Dr. Larkin
on Saturday, Dr. MacDonald is return
ing from a trip to Japen,
Mr. H, Stark bus returned from a
brief tick to Brampton.
Mrs. Fl. McKay and Miss Ethel Mo -
Kay were in Stratford attending the
funeral of Mat. H, Myers.
Mr. mid Mrs, H. Lieene have return.
ed from spending the winter iii Arkan-
sas
Dr Beeehly ins tug tin, returned to
hum
Dr ii.leKee who has lti'u ii, town for
saute time left un dattirrhty
Alias Reim MeKtexie of Stratford
was a holiday viAtor.
Miss lirtesio 0 lots tot anted to
Tare, ••
Niko elleilye Thom:e'en he, teturned
to Merrithe.
mice Kate Illel/iertnid has ,atturtied
front, ii vi0it to lit. Marya.
Mrs, (1.3r„) Ly itch end M Jetttio
Lynoh have moaned Its Vidnuipog,
Mr. stud *re. Bloretield of Whigham
wore here attending the Ewer Dance.
Ms's. .1, Shaw and two sons of Regina
are the guests of Mrs, 'I' E Have,
Mr. Russel Steele of London is here
attending the fru:coal of his fattier the
hate Mn', Robert Steele,
lire. W. Govenlock has returned
from e visit to friends in Ohesley.
Mrs Paquenat of Toronto, with her
little daughter, is visitisng her parents
Mr, and Mrs. Garden.
Mrs, Wm, McLeod who lips been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. IV, South.
gate left On Monday tO visit her brother
in London,
Miss Isabel Woods leaves on Satur-
day for Loudon where she will train
for a nurse,
Miss Elisabeth MoCcevon of Roxboro
has accepted a position in Toronto.
The Misses Laidli;v4 have returned
to Toronto,
Mr, Warren Arnett of the London
spent the holidays at home.
Mrs. Castles of Toronto is at the
horae of her parents, Mr., and Mrs M
Wals.b.
The annual meeting of the •Metbo-
dist Epworth League was held on Tues.
day evening for the election of officers
for the ensuing The following.
appointatieuis Were MOO: Pres. Fred
Savouge; lot Viee. A. Porteous; and
Vico, Miss Alma Miller; 3rd Vice, Mrs.
Herbert (Amputee; 4th Vies. Ross
Revenge; Rec, i.e. Mise Sarithelle 'Da-
ley; Core -See, Mrs. AleGaviti; ;Treas.
Miss B. Melville; Pianist, Miss Irene
Dennison, The (diem B elect will meet
next Monday evening at 7.30 to select
their committees and assign the topics
for the next six menthe, ' •
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' MSS I! trifICr 0.t.tte ••••,e;c4eieeteeeiee
Help the"Y" Construct the Manhood
that will Re -construct Canada
ALL the world now knows that the Red. Triangle of the
Y.M.C.A. was the "•Sign of Friendship " to thousands
of your brothers, sons, nephews, cousins and neighbouni'
boys in the last fouranda half years. Wherever tli•Can-
adian Soldiers went, the " Good old 'Y ' " went to,). Al"
now it is coming back home with them! . .
For the support which has made p' 's6ble the WO l' tt'I•r1;:
of the Y.M.C.A. we thank yott... Your money ha, 1):,--n itri
expended. We have rendered full SOct milt.
We ask now your -continued s:,,-1-!:,:itl.:.- 1., :,1,,•,A.,
Red Triangle Service for our ''.oldien; 4.171.i.
and for Y.M.C.A. work for Calia-,i,-i .t..,A kti'... 'i. ,.'tl.'',:. • , -
construction period. The Atititi!i ..,,,t .!'•;i: ,•!,. ,.. ,f,, '
will be held throughout Canada lvtay ,1..i: it 01: ',";.;',.
objective is i,•1.,l0l1,000. ••
For Om' Men n.w•'!:i•k:':.
Vor the soldiers and- their 1 1 -et ; t.
front OVcr•IICaG, 'We have pit a, "it'd a id,o0 .•
1. A Red. Triangle mad op. e.,
Great Ilsitain,wItt•to cub r•itifd,
and recer•ti Flank. 111,11tTn, 111:n•,,
Whei., IS''; pi.trd .
ging tr;q::',„ in dinetion Co,
Sunday Servieee,
2. Reit l'riangle eortlinis 1,11 f
rival at St..1:‘11.1 i1.
fee stalls, with flee drittli; II< • c.c. 0 ,
3. Red Tit:Ando met, ,at ra
troop train to y,ervid, ; ly
free drink,;, d•ild• ,r• ••t
Organize galites nod t.on., 0:
farmed their -elation
4, lied Trent:4c
eervice, information bureau, et,..e,
at each of the 22 Diane) ea,
in Canada.
5. Red Triangle Club.; its the
principal cities of Canada it rip
shape of large Y.M.C.A. besteis to
furnish bed and board at Irea ra tee
and to be a renderer -net for e ediers.
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Seeente-live Seeretaries to mipt-rinteiel -Red .Trienah•
Service in I\ tilitary ("'n,,' wi Iitat-r,ak; thr a:• :!,.
Canada,
7. Tickets cut ...;
six months at :Any futuislael,
In addition to our work f'.'
to maintain the Red 'tridte;le servia, to the full for Pie soldierq • i,.• t..
in. Siberia, as r:•. tit, vtorl, If Special ...teereirrk.; N. 'Vi,:,.
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Overseas un''', Pan.
edict soldiers, cid! fe: AI
work in Canada ben; rd, . :tad
of 8175,000 from the Ited
angle Fund willie• sot poke. f• r
the Dominion Council f the
Y.W.C.A., which is caring, for
the soldiers' woman folk, and
their little ones on the long joie..
ney, from Liverpool to Canada,
end is also extending De work
for Canadian girls.
For their sake also be gen-
erous when you make your
contribution.
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Society aa, -2,
to you.. yt.eet-
big. as ce.te
Hand plot.
calls, or if !:-• e ,•
send it by .•-.104"ey "• •
the. National iTt'aeurer, •;•i•." ,
Bay -Street, Toronto.
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, ,,; ••••..1 4.0.atio.uc at its
:::1.1 ..-,ome months,
prfrvided for by
tio :lido Lion of our
Ivor:leas, and will
till the last
. Ita s,liled for home,
Natioa COtikleil Young of Canada
The Rod Triangle 'Campaign is being conducted IMO Cr 2..q'.i,,m-onage of 11is Excellency,
Hog, Campaign Chatrotat:
weir W. Ross, Montreal
the Duke of Devonshire,
campaign Chairman:
G. lixternncr Woon, 'reroute
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CutttPaign Director:
CHs. W. BISIXOP, 'Toronto .1e
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