HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-05-22, Page 1et,
Now Seri t s Vol. 17 No 71
MARBLE ANDORANiTE
MONUMENTS.
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"Experieue e
Counts"
YOU have more
confidence in deal-
ing with a man who
has had a vvide
Practical experience
WM. E, CHAPMAN
of the Monnmental Works, has
over Forty years practical
experience.
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Watch For Our Special Big 'Display in Our
Window, All Will Be Special on Saturday
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The Palm of perfection
is held out to all who would
possess a box of our sweets
Nothing transcends the mum'.
ant excellence of
Freshly made. eandy
bought here. Ohe taste of our
Cendy will dispel the most hor-
rid case of the bit:MS.4nd' cowls
itistantly disappear at .its first
taste. It's perfeetion personi-
fied, Buy a box for your girl; if
you don't, acme other fellow will.
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SEAFtORTII, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 22 1919
Presbytery of Huron
The Pretinytery of Huron held its
regular quarterly meeting on Tuesday,
Hay IA, at Clinton with tke.
follow-
i,ig ministers and elders present:
Ministers—Mr. Telford, moderator,
Drs..PletCher and Aitken and Messrs,
McDermid, Roes, MaFarlane, McIn-
tosh, Abery. derriere, Johnston and
Hamilton; elders—Measts. Lindsay of
Clinton; Jarrett of Kippen, Gardiner
of Blyth, Fmgland of Auhrtrn, Mitchell
of Goderich, Dodds ef MoKillop. Mr.'
Richardson, formerly of Kippen, was
a visitor at Presbytery. Session records
were examined: Mr. McIntosh of
Brucetield was appointed to eonvey
the greetings of the Presbytery to the
Presbyterial of the W. M S. at its
next meeting. The moderator and clerk
were appointed to convey by letter the
sympathy of the Presbytery to Mr.
Cartwell Tho lay conferene wet on
the subject `.The °Introit and Recon-
struction," and the ditivession of the
question was begun by lii r. McLean of
Egmundville, every member partipat-
A new standing oumiuit.tee was
appointed, to be called the historical
committee, with Mr Mitchell of Gede.
rieh as convener, and the following
members. Dr, Aitken, Mews Maitiatc.
lane and Hamilton. Mr. Arms ,wee
given leave of absence fol the summer
for work in the went, to which etreadv
Mr. Fraser of Bayfield boo gone, and
Mr. Telford was appointed to act as
moderator of Aileure and Smith's
A strong resolution wee passel against
race track gambi.ug and a copy
ad to to be sent to Ottawa.
The a 1111,1111E!P .01 in (10intrich.
July 5th to 12th, was be:only roue
mended to the metribere by Mr
Me De TM Mr A. T Coo pr• r pre 1
He 1'1 tl; d to the Preohyter3. the •
work in temperaiitte, of ,
secretary and commei,.1,11 iI.••
them:embers.
ri10 names Of is' ii"11
were road for wr,. .0. :rt.r,
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FOR MOTORISTS
Some excellent rules for motorists
are given in n folder issued by the de-
puty minister of highwa3,e, iii which it
is Pointed out that consideration for
the convenience and safety of others
form the basis of all reasonable use of
the public highways, By request va
pablislithe.fellowing from this folder;
In the presence of danger there is
no right of -way. It is your duty to
prevent an accident tinder any circum
Reckless driving is always illegal. no
matter what the speed
The majority of fast drivers have
nothing to do when they do get there.
They are are menace to themselves to
those a horn they miss, a,, ,l a nuisance
to those who reside along the road.
Do not "cut in'. When you over.
take a vehicle, and another is approach-
ing custom and ealety give the right•
of -way to the approaching vehic as.
Do not change speed or direction
emidelny. Indicato..your intention .by
holding your hand up if you mon to
stop, and to the side if you are going
to turn. There is usually a car behind.
you.
De mit ,lrivc with glaring headlights.
Pedasti ions who have atarted to
cross a et vet t at a roan:11)10de distance
from ati approaching looter, have the
right mit des at at the pare of ail orcin
cry walk, and the motorist has no
right to compel pedestrians to rush
or rim for safety by time it,eomnust blow.
itig of the horn. •
The fotegoing rules for te,torists do
not exense pedeatrians a ho fail to look
brfo7o stoppiog from the curb or at-
tempting to cross the street. or who
'incoLsitl,•rao•lt soil tuitileies,arily stroll
st .r.',it,' it, trent of a intr, Atinn.
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OF THE SALVATION ARMY
HELP FOR INDIA'S
STARVING MILLION
India is in the deadly grip of plague and famine. Tho state to which
the population has been reduced is appalling, and prevailing conditions
are to terrible that they baffle description,
' In the Ottani and Norther]] Provinces of India loath atallts through the
land, ia;r1r,i; a toll that makes the Great War's casualty list pale into
Ft1 insignifittance.
.0- To ditto the epliltbated untriliat of dead from plague and famine in the
past year is ovei 32,000,000. The nor have eaten all their food, and
ths,' physical conditions of thonsands upon thoneanci,i is sech that they are
too weak even to carry their 'water jars, Others, driven Mad with hun-
ger am eating rool,aeseeds, kernels of old mite, or anything they, Can
pick up, '
' It should be clearly understood that Self -Denial Money ts
Not for War or Social ork
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Concert
The Concert given by the Ladies
Aid of the Presbyterian church under
the direction of Mr. A. T. Craig, at,.
ttacted a large audience on Monday
eveniug. The different selections given
showed that Seaforth possessed an
amount of musical talent rare in a
town of its else Where all did so well
it is not possible to mention any one
in particular. The singing of the ohoir
in the Part song showed careful train-
ing. 'The readings given by Miss
Walker of London proved her possess-
ed of a pleasing personality. It is to
be hoped that Seaforth will be favor
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ed with many of these Coneerts in the
future.
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A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, P. Baird
of Stanley . on Wednesday at noon,
when Rev, Dr. Larkin united in mat-
rimony Miss Catharine MoDiarmid of
Seaforth to Mr. Janice Aitoheson of
Roxboro. The bride looked charming
in white silk eolienne with pearl trim -
ruing and carried white carnations.
After the cermony they drove to
Seaforth and took the afternoon train
for Toronto anti' Britleh Columbia.
The bride's travelling suit was navy
blue se.ge trimmed with grey with hat
to' match,
Both young people are popular' and
the good wishes of many go with them
ort their journey of life,
SI.,50 per year
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TO THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS OF SEAFORTN igg
Announcement
WE ARE pleased to announce that
our Distributing ' Warehouse
No. I will be opened and ready to serve
yon with a well assorted stock of groc.
arias, etc., etc. on FRIDAY, MAY 23,
Prices will convince that it will pay to
deal with, us. Only best quality goods
handled, Clean store; oorirteout treat-
ment; quick service:
Keep business in
your own home
town
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Do your buying and selling
with us. We want your eggs,
UNITED FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE Limited.
Distributing Warehouse No. 1, Saaforth, Out
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Special -attention,given:mall
and phone orders
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PositivOy the greatest picture ever produced
Corning to Seaford] for one day only
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Frida iw ti, 1i9
EVelthig 8 P. M.
Afternoon 2 i, M.
AliSPke-.: YL) -OMML.'SION
Afternoon c.--11.duils 50c.
Evening - 76'5' 11 00
Plan now open at Alb,ntro.lrt's Drug Stora
an Underwear or
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We. pay delivery charges
all 'mail orders
At this Score tllv.P.t 747,1111 -..e•iiight you •
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l'riC' $1.. 25 unci upw.irds
Underskirts
Cheap decorations are
absent. But special
attractiveness through
neatness of fit and per-
fection of material, and
workmanship are features
Price 5oc and upward
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louse Dresses
They are made from
good quality wash ma-
terials, The assortment
is large, both light and
dark effects being well
represented.
Price $1 and upwards
Corset Covers
Dainty sheer creatiOns,
that are a delight to see
even if we don't wish to
buy. Value is promin-
ent in every garment.
Price 2oc and upwards,
Dressing Sacques
These dainty garments
will please you. They
come in assorted colors.
The material is wash
crepe. and the price is
certainly low, -
Price 85c and upwards
Shirt Waists
We are showing new sum
mer shirt waists. Already
we can show you the lat-
est styles in fancy dress
effects. The materials are
new plain and striped
voiles. Price soc and up
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