The Seaforth News, 1919-06-05, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEW
- We reconai'1<rend our Mange
Shampoo for dandruff or our
Coco Butter Shampoo for dry
scalp and .falling hair, or for
a good head wash our fam-
ous Pgfnolive'Shampoo.
;; Also our Owl Massage for
° closed pores and black heads
This will clean the skin.
,Have pour Hair Cutting and
Shaving done by us.
• We guarantee to put ashav-
ing edge on pour razor.
Commeraial Barker Shop, C4th
W. ROBINSON
Prop
Seaforth Me Works
We wish to anuouuoe to the ptihltc
that we have a quantity of cement Tile
for sola 4 and ri inch, Having had 26'
years of experience us Cement work I
can guarantee tile satisfactory, not to'
crumble, also cement block suitable
for veranda piers. Please call and
examine them,
R. FROST,
Seaforth.
ANNUAL, EXCURSION'
SION;
GODERIGH to 3E10IT
and 'Return
STEAMER GREYHOUND
':eaves Goderich
TUESDAY JUNE t;'th
9.00 A. M. old rime
tithe A. M. slew tine
Arrives Detroit ri3Oo P. M.
Returning leaves Detroit
Thusday, June 19th, I.00 p. m.
Detract time Detroit time is the same
ae Goderich old time,;
$2,25 jround trip
$L75 Single
Children, between t, Si 12 -.- half fare
Don't miss this opportunity to visit
America's moot beautiful and most pros.
pertinacity, A million population a
city of beautiful parks, grand boule-
vards 'sad a wonderful water front,
Canadiane coining to uetioit for a tem-
porary stay ate not required to pay a
tax or make deposit. G.;, Immigration
officers will be en board to pass excur-
sionists, Good musics and daneiag en -5
route. Fine sate and lunch room aboard
teamer,
BAND MOONLIGHT
out of Goderich, Monday evening, .cunt:
a6th,'7.3o old time, 8.35; old time --98e.
3 hours on beautiful lake Huron.
Orchestra music and dancing in
steamer's ball room,
at lit. e�®
,e .:e
ICORRESPONDENCE
tor. .®wm�.co-a�TMem-•«ae'--'em �w�1
Stanaky
Varna's beef ring is new in fall oper-
ation and members are iiow receiving
Meat Mr Alex Feuer 'is doing the
dressing and is giving good satisfaction,
Mr. and Mrs, Len McGee of Olintan
visited his uncle, Mr. Peter McGee.
Win. H. Johnston is now in pos-
session of the Dennison farm which he
purchased its the spring,
Mr, Win. Stinson of Reynold who
was injured by a kick a horse is now
recovered.
We hope to hear of the early recov-
ery of Mr. Wm. Stephenson of the
Babylon Line.
The horses of Thee, Elliott bolted and
ran away throwing bins out and break-
ing his leg
Mr. Wm. Makme passed away in
the hospital in Clinton where he was
for some time, He was a son of Mr
Henry Maksne of Clinton, and was born
in Grey township but has iived in Sten_
ley for thirty years. Hewee a member
of the Varna Methodist church and is
survived by two sons and threedaughtera
Pte. J. R Making, orereeas, Mrs. Fred
Sterling of Goderich township, Pearl,
Flossie andLloytl at home. She funeral
was held -from his home being conduo,
I'd by Rev Mr. Wilson. The Foresters
of which the deceased was amember as_
suited in the ceremony, Interment was
made in Brussels cemetery. Among the
the mourners were Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Ylekins of Seaforth.
Hibbert
Au old resident of Hibbert township
iu the person of John McIver, passed
away at his home on the fifth conoee
sion on Tuesday, May 19th at the age
of S, years. For many years Iie lied
heel, a sufferer from asthma. and for a
few yea's bade had been an invalid
and death was not ueeepectdd Mr,
Mclvor was born in Ireland and wizen
nine yearn eld mine to Canada with his
porcine, Rhe settled at Hagersrille
Seen after they mored to Hibbert and
resided there until their deaths, Thif-
ty eight years ago deceased wise united
in marries', to Eiizabeth McManus who
survives him, as does also four sous and
one daughter; Henry, William and Pet -
or, woo reside in the township and
Mary and John on the homestead,
The council ',net on May 26, The
mimrtee of last meeting were lead and
confirmed.
The following appeals were made
against the assessments as being too
fi, C. Hubbell. Peter Dill, Est -1
her Moore, McKillop, Logan and 1:lib.5
bert Tel. Co. A joint appeal was made
againat the increase iii the village of
Dublin this year, The appeal of the
McKillop, Logan and Hibbert Tele-
phone Co was heard and reduced $1909
on the total assessment. A few changes
of ownership were ordered to be made
iu the Roll. A committee was appoint-
ed
ppointed to try and obtain a supply of gravel
front Es Lot 31 in the 13 Con.
A Bylaw for altering the boundaries
of the School Sections ;i at 4 was read
and passed, Orders to the amount of
$82i,05, were homed. ('lain of Revis-
ion will meet ag.sio n,+ !Ili. tails Day of
June at 2 p, m
.IA'lF$JORDAN,
C'terh.
IICASTO R IA
_ • For infants and Children
Staffs hi Use For ,r,ver3OYears
Always hears
eerolfils3�rt
Signature of ,
the y
Pte John Me Donald has arrived home
from'nverseas and was given a hearty
Mr, and Mrs. Verner of Stratford
visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
A, Miller.
Mies Jessie Park of flensall was a
gectit, visitor at the home of Mr. T. M
fro fltott„
Lt4v A. J Love attendedthe district
meeting held in St, Marys last week
14Lr David Bruce has purchased a
new Overland oar.
The fine warm weather of last week
allowed our farmers to get in their root
crop.
Mr and Mrs Barber of Seaforth were
recent visitors in this community,
Mr and Mrs. Wm, Golding of Sea
forth spent a few days at the Goma o
Mr, 13, Golding.
Mr4! Ed. Drake of Seaforth is visiting
'her daughter, Mrs J. M. McDonald.
Phe Senshisiis'Olub of the .l'unior
'room:01 the •separate school gave a very
patriotic pssogramme of original comp-
ositi'onsreadings, recitations on Friday,
of last week, The pupils were oostgrat.
elated on their work by Rev, Father
Noonan,
Miss Bessie Jordan and Mrs Leo
Fortune of Seaforth were in Ogdeus
burg N, Y , to attend the gradestiou
excersises of Miss Mary Jordan and
Miss Clark,
Mr. Phi Murphy has his new ice Crean'
parlor in full blast.
Mise .tabus Murray of Stratford Nor-
mal visited her sister here Mies G. Mur-
ray.
Kippen
atossamds
Herbert Whitman. druggist of 'Tor-
onto, is attending his holidays with his
parents. His wife and child who spent
part of the time et her home at High-
gate is also hate.
Beaus are being largely shipped from
this point at present. Though the
farmers are only getting $2 or $3 per
bushels they are still selling them in
the stores for 10 cents per pound id -
most as dear as when the farmers got
$b.00 per bushel And yet we hear of
high prices for farmers.
Mr. John Workman is stow rapidly
recovering,
Rev, S. Foote of Exeter preached by
the church on Sunday.
Mullett
CiRer, Bir, McConnell who has been
ill for some thee know improving and
his friends Nape it may 'continue. aortas
Mrs A. R. Garrett attended the W,
A. meeting in London last week, Mrs,
Geo. Case also went with her.
Rev. Mr. Telford of: Blyth took the
services in the lsresbyterian Church on
Sunday.
The Methodist conference meets in
Goderich this week, Rev. A. E' Doan
is there attending its sessions.
Mre, Wm, Lukes who fell hrealcmg
her legseine time ago again fell and
broke her arm. '
Our streets are now oiled and dust is
a thing of the past.
l rucefield
Mre, D. Strong died at the home of
her daughter Mre, Stark in Seaforth,
She lived here for many years. Her
husband died some years ago and since
then made her home with her son_
Reuben, Another son Levi, lives in
'a:Ninton, She was buried in Clinton.
Gunner Lyle Rill, winner of the
Military medal arrived home last week,
Mrs. Geo, Swan and Dorothy went to
Toronto last week to meet the brother
of the former, Pte, Fred W.lson, who
etnr tied from overseas.
Pte. Clarence Aikenhead is home and
his friends are glad to welcome him.
2enstance
A congregational meeting was held
in the Church on Thursday evening.
Lunch was served and a good program
While the pastor was away, Mr, ,T
Button of Seaforth took his ditty.
Mrs. W, Moore and son have return-
ed to Toronto sfter a pleasant visit
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, 1.
Manse.
The hot weather of the past few days
have seen many busy with the root crop
Mrs., T, A. McLavis is home again
• Dublin after spending a couple of years in the
west
Pte Leo Rolland arrived from over- Miss Chittick is visiting her grand.
seas last week and on reaching Beech- father Mr. A, Roberton,
wooti at 6 p. in. was presented by Mr.
Malone, with a chi' hag' and Mr. T. Miss Jean McKellar is home after
hielady, of Hibbert; read an address,
In the evening his many friends in the
vicinity called at his home and a very
enjoyable evening was spent in dancing
Leo took part in most of the
thick of the fighting from Vimy Ridge
till the end of the war end, entered
Molts with the vietorius army, At Lens
he was wounded by shrapnel which laid
him up for six weeks, As soon as he
gets his dischargehe hopes to resume
work with the Merchants a is Bauk,
Mrs J, V, Ryan has moved to Strat-
ford where she will reside in future,
,Pte, J, Klinkhammer returned home
last Tuesday night this week.
spending a week in Galt,
Lieut, Wm. Oliver is getting the
congratulations of many friends on his
safe return and wearing the Military
Cross from the hands of the king,
Miller's Worm Powders ale a pleas-
eot medicine for worm -infested child-
ren, and they will take it without
objection. When directions are follow
ed itwil i1
not injure Juethe most delicate
child, as there is nothing of an injuri
OUR nature in its composition. They
will speedily rid a child of worms and
restore the health of the little sufferers
whose vitality has become impaired by
these internal pests,
Thursday
ane
Saving and Reconstruction
The period of reconstruction brings
prosperity to those with money in the,
bank. .Are you in.that class?
If not, make it a point to open a savings
account` to -day.
Money makes money.
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Commercial Hotel Thursday June 5
DO N 11 END'S
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of Toronto
invite yon 'to their dis-
play of the newest
creations in artistie
hair goods,
r'If, your orris hair is
thin, dtil'i and nnbecom'
ing, let us;rdamonatrate
just what can he done
to euppiy your lack of
heir, sod how perfectly
LADING—Switches, Transformations, Waves, Pompadours,
9hignous, Etc.
BALI) M EN.-.DORENWEND'S TOUPEE
will make you lohk- years younger and
improve your health. Light as a fen-
' ahoy and incte'tectable on oar sanitary
tint .tit trnottrie5
Tide display is for 1 day only,
'l'hureday June 6th
Appointnieute.can be arranged at
residence if so desired .
THERE IS No Cb1ARGI FOR A DEIIUNS'lRA'PION
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Creation of Provincial Committees
• Approved
The government is dealing efficient-
ly, vigorously and rapidly with the
r'e.stlon of looking after and provid-
ing work for disabled and Invalided
soldiers who are returning from the
front. The government has for 'a long
time been .giving serious study to this
problem, as It has been realized that
Clarinda moat well provide for her her-
oes who have made -sacrifices for She
Empire...Canada'a .pensions are the
largest .of .any country in 4he world,
but it rias been realized thatis not
sufiiclt'nt. Deane must be. found to
provide employment for disabled and
Invalided men and men who are un-
able to resume their old vocations
must ho- given an opportunity to learn
new means of livelihood, 'The Mili-
tary Hospitals' Commission of which
Seuutor Lougheed is chairman, was
asked to go into the whole question
and devise tt solution. A great deal
of thought and attention has been
given to the subject and a compreheu.
etre scheme .ticeis tt it_ was. 4>eciflncj
The cheapness of Mother Graves
Worm Exterminator puts it within
reach of all, and it can be got at any
druggist's,
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Notice
The Farmers Club will hold its
monthly meeting in the Separate
School Hall on June 4th at S
Gdod music and programme. Come
and bring the ladies wills y,ou.
(3 D. C. BARN, W It DORRANC'E
Pres, Sooty,
NOTICE
Ratopayore in the T,'wnship of Mc-
Killop may pay their Kinburn Drain
Assessments 'at the Dominion Batik
Seaforth until June 20th 1919. Parties
paying please take their Hiubarn
Drain By-law with them.
By order of the McKillop Council.
May 3lat igi9, M. MURD1E,
Clerk.
Cauliflower Plants
Genuine Early Snowball
50 for 115c postpaid
Shipped snoceesfully everywhere,
Aelt for price list of Cabbage, Celery
and other Vegetable Plante,
HERULG'a FARMS,
Fruitland, Ontario,
Niagara District.
LIFT CORNS OR
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CALLUSES OFF
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Doesn't hurt, Lift any corn or
callus off with fingers
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'' Don't suffer! 'A tiny bottle of
Preezono costa but a few cents at any,
drug store. Apply a few drops on the
corns, calluses and "hard, skin" on. bot-
tom of feet, then lift them off.
When Freezone removes morns from the
toes or calluses from the bottom of feet,
the pleita'benenih is heft plakant healthy
001 ne'rer, sove5 feeder Yr• ernttated.
Best Goods
Self Service J Lowest ' Prices
Week
t YLr' u r Stor
Stil ials
Corn Flakes 12e per pk,
Shredded Wheat...,130
Grape Nuts 15c
Quaker White Oats [large] 330
Rolled Oats t oyt Or;n:: 5c " lb,
Rolled Wheat QUAD TY N1 7c 66 lb.
Monarch
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Pastry
Flour
Special Price' _ 49 lb. bags = , $2.75
When in ',Town Use Yoin' Own Store As Your Buying Centre
Prices Convince That Co=operation Spells
n ontm=y
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