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T hursd4Y
July 3
THE MERCHANT
The banking requirementsof
merchants will receive full con-
sideration by the officers of this
Bank. Arrange to open a current
account and every banking facility
is :assured.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
sow
Seaforth Branch J. G Mullen, Manager
WI J
Walker
Undertaker.
and
E,�nbaimer
'W. J, Walker, bolder of gov.
ermnent Diploma and License
Day or Night. ,calls receive our
prompt attention
Day' Phone 67
Night r3
CENTRAL.
STRATFORD. ONT.
We. have.TELEfii2APHY, COW-
MERCIAL and SHORTHAND'
Departntents We
tial inetrnotian Sti?dente •are.
entering each week..Our grade.:;
a,Gee.,seeure.poeitione•af haler.
Get W'otir free Catalogue` note
'may interest you; , ,
D..2. l'VYcLachlan,
Principal
IF YOUR CHILD.IS CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
Look, Mother! If tongue is 'coated,
cleanse little bowels with "Call-
. fprnle Syrup of Figs."
ifothers can rest easy after• giving
"California ,Syrup of Fire," because in
e few hours all the clogged-np haste,
.our bile and fermenting food gently
Troves out of the bowels, and you have
well, playful child, again.
Sick ekildren needn't ho Coaxed to
.alto • this lutrmless "fruit laxative."
billions of mothers keep it handy be.
muse .they know its action 'on the stun -
"1t, liver and bowels is prompt and euro.
Ask your droplet for a bottle of
3alifornia Syrup of Fig," whirls eon
nine directions for babies, children ci
'?l ages and for grown-ups,
l~�RSALE le III?
Frame House, 7 *corns anal pantry
summer kitchen and cellar, Hard and
soft water, Electric lights, large vs
vandal). 'Stahl, iii' xl'l2' hen hotter, 9
sipP` o
Apply at this
News Office'
CREAM 'WANTED
Send your Cream fe ,us and receive
top prices, We are roaring o lir plant
he year through sad can handle your
fu1J:supply and ftti•x:ish you with cams.
We pay twice each month and weigh
sample and test each eanof cream oar-
fully•: Our motto ,is Honesty ;to sur,
Patrons" PrtrOna are ragtiested;to.rs'
urn all our.ahne,'whet, not. in use.
.1 ittsr all nuttermilk al On hand.
el for 'at market prices.
The SeafortIi Creamery Co.
. SEAPQ1.TIf,M.ARRL,T
Good Milling Wheat ..... ..........$2.19
60
Barley 9 )'
Bran'perton.. 36,0;0
Shorts per tan . 41
Butter...............................42 4S
Hogs to, farmers ..................22(10
For Sale
mainaissm.
House and half acre of land in the
village of Egmondville, The property
is situated on Centre Street, close to
the
Presbyterian Church and is known
:as the Purcell property, Good coin
,Ifortable hones, good shed, good well
and cement cistern. All kinds of fruit
trees, strawberries, raspberries and
'currant bushes. ,This is a corner pro
party with no breaks on front, and the
and is in a good state of cultivation.
This is a nice property fur a retired
farmer and the taxes are light. For
particulars apply on the premises or to
John Rankin, Seaforth.
JOHN RANKIIN
Bonds for sale
bearing it teb`e5t '.from
6 to 7 p. c.,—half yearly
If you have any unemploy-
ed funis now is the time-
to
imeto buy some of these.
Choice securities. ,N,o ex-
pense to investor,
All ,information cheerfully
given.
JOHN HANKIN
Bond and Debenture Broker
Main Street, Seaforth
Phone qJ a
Local Agent Wanted
for the "Old Reliable"
F:OItdTHI,LL NURSE RIES
thousands ofOchard trees
need replacing,_.
War Gardens 'call for small
fruit trees, Asparagus, Rhu-
burl., plants etc.
The demand for Ornamentaltal
stock in towns and villages is
large.
Secure a paying Agency wwithtil
liberal com[ssio IS, Exper-.
ience not necessary.
STONE & WELLINGTON
(Established 1'837)
TVANI'V '074,4
FLAX LAND WANTED
yr,Ck�
The Canadiaof'lax Mills f,trnito
Seaforth, Ont. will rent a large ,orange
of sod land, Spriiig'or Fall ploughed;
Will "furnish seed free end do the seed-
ing. Farmer will plea•, disc, harrowand roll,.
Phone M. McCormick, Ssaforti, 219
after 6 p. in, 202.
C. ire~fia....yi4.s,M 4,10..44�.4
Town TOPICS
The High Cost of Livieg--Economy
e' the word to -day: 'Make your old
garment, do instead of purchasing new
ones. Rave - them dry cleaned and
pressed, Dry gleaning when properly.
done lengthens the life of garments,
preserves their freeh new appearance
and sots as a disinfectant, Unsanitary
wearing apparel often causes sickness
and death due to germs, clothing
should be cleaned at frequent intervals
My Wardrobe, Goderioh St„ Seaforth,.
Opp. Queen', Hotel.
Mrs. Thos. Atchison and Mrs. John
Sohad'er and Messrs T. J. and Charles
Schaffer of Gowanstown are visitors at
the home of Messrs J. S. and J. F.
Welsh over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr, Sidney Deem spent the holiday
in Brantford.
Mr. P Nigh of Kitchener spent Sun`
day at his home here.
Mr. Donald Shaw of Broadley, Ont.
is in town visiting friends. He is the
sir of the late Rev. Mr. Shaw at one
,time pastor of Egmondville Church.
Mt, Harry Grieve is home from
Brampton for the holiday,
Mise Nettie Pethiok has returned.
from Burlington fol; the vacation.
Mies Jean Buck and Miss Cassie Wil
eon of Mitchell are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs, D. F. Buck,
Miss Olive Rankin of the Faculty of
Eutuoabion Toronto is home for the holt.
days
Miele. Mary Gillespie of St: Thomas is
spending the holidays at her Stome here
Mrs: Robert .Hardie' of Stratford
visited friends here.
THE SEAFORTH 'NEWS
To Help Farmers.
Farmers, you are capable of greater production
if you had more money.
This Bank is reedy and willing to help progressive
farmers with loans 'to raise bigger crops and
more cattle.
The next time you're in town consult our local
manager.
THE DOMINION BANK 551
SEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES, Manaseelt
M*MMPI IJilMMMMMMTornSlana aItMpnannurKM eisie risangatiame S ngi
Miss Olive Laidlaw of Boston and
Miss Minnie Laidlaw of Toronto are
visiting their mother Mrs, J. C. Laid-
law,
Mrs, James Cowan land daughters
are enjoying the lake breezes in Bays
field, '
The many friends of
Miss
Jean Hill
of Egmondville who is in Wellesly Hos-
pital Toronto will be pleased to learn
that she is recovering from a critical
operation.
Major R. S. Hays is a delegate to
the Great War Veterans Convention in
Vancouver,
Miss Jean Govenlock of Goderich is
home for the holidays. , „gl Ira*
Mrs. W. D. McLean of Edmonton
is the guest of Mre, M. X. McLean.
Mis Bickett of Strathroy is visitin
her sister Mrs. H. C. Box. .germ"rzalt
g
Miss Mulholland spent the week end
in London, ,
Mrs, C. Blanshard,,Mrs, S. Campbel •
Mise Alva Graves left
,en
Iand Mrs. H. Revell of Hamilton and'
on Saturday to 1 Mr. F,. Burgard of Calgary and Mr. J.
take aoairse, iii the ,art, school in. 111111
Detroit.Burgard'of California are here visiting
their mother whit is very ill slight
Mr. Fred Somers of Blythe is a visitor hopes being entertained of her recovery
at the home of Mt's R J French. Mies Grace Markle who has been
Pte. Harold Deem returned on Fri— spending the past week with Mrs. W.
day to Toronto to the hospital for fur. R, Goidhawir returned on Monday to
tiler treatment, her borne iii Hamilton. -
Mr, Bert Spears of London spent Dr. James Hogg of Preston was here
Sunday with friends here. attending the funeral of his brother the
Mr. Ray Carpenter of the Batik of late 3Tr. Frank Hogg,
Commerce Staff, Niagara, spent Sunday Mrs A. Partridge of 'toreeto it vis -
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cl A Sills iting her pa -ants Mr, and Mrs, ,fames
Mrs P, V, McGraw of St. Columban Kerr•
won the sweater ooat donated by Miss Mr, John Habkirk and Miss Mary
Lukes for the War Veteran's Associat- Habkirk motored to Grimsby on Suter.
ion,. Tho lucky number was 42x. day to spend a -few days, Su
Mr Frank Sills is moving into Mr.
Daley's house on John St, vacated by
Mr. S McIntosh who has taken apart-
ments in the Stephens Bleck.
I, willbe at the 'Strand" Thursday
Friday—Saturday, July 10—r 1-12 in
m'
first Million rllioir Dcoat ca
' .
Comedy "'
Dog's'.Life—Meet use there—Charlir
Chaplin.
Get Ready for The Greatest Serial
Film Dhow on Earth—"Eddie Polo" in
"The Lure of the Circus" starts at the
"Strand" 'L'hureday—.Irrtday—Saturday i
July 17-18-10,
Mrs. I, Modeland spent the holiday
in Stratford,
Mrs. Dickson who has been viertiug
Mr and Mrs. Adam Dickson has return-
ed to her home in Galt,
Mies Gladys Fuller and Miss Blanche
Lightlinuler of Ingersoll were the
guests of Itlra, A' Westcott.
• Mr. T. Daley has purchased -the
semi.detaohed house on John St 'from.I
the Misers', Caedno and Mr. W J, Walk
er the two adjoining houses, -
i
Mrs. Warwick 'went to Toronto on
Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs, G. Woods and daughter spent
Sunday with friends in Clintml,
h
Hiss Rae Woods of French River is
ome for the holidays,
Entreuoe auk Deparmen tal Exams
are now in operation,
The Public Schools•tlosed on Friday,
There will bar special Thanksgiving
Services at St, Thomas' Church for the !
return of Peace at lI and 7 p, m, next I
Sunday, All are welcome,
t1'Ir, Peter Anderson of Toronto spent!
uday with Mr..7. A. Wilson,
Mies Jessie Scott of Holstein is home
for the holidays
Mr.. A L, Chfttenden is spending
hie vacatiou in Brantford,
Mrs. McDonald of Stratford visited
I Miss J, McBride.
Mr. James Gillespie
of Toronto Onto IfI11-
vereity is holidaying at his home harm
BHi1Irlat jl le
}
Miss Belle Ballantyne Of Waterloo is
visiting her father Mr, W. Ballantyne,
Mise Ross Levis of Clinton spent
Sunday with Miss Sparks,
Mr. W. Brine of Toronto was a week
end visitor at his home here.
Mr. Wm. McKay Barrister of Tor
onto was a holiday visitor at the hone
Mr J. A,Wilgon has returned from
t of iiia mother' Mrs, STef(ay GoderichSt.
Cool�� STRAND <emfo.t.el<
Thursday Friday & Saturday
A Humdinger of a
Show
- and -
The Final Episode
of a
Fight for Million
Everbody will be here
Conieoiin
15c.
8.30 P. NI. 1Oc
TR
The Coolest Place hi town
Mr. J. W. Button and family am,.1'as '®
"'e -e-- = -- s
lea to Walton tide week. �� .. e®
The First had King's weather. l
Many went to Goderich, Winghatn and
other pointe. Most however ei,jovedj
the Picnic of St. James' t,huruh, where I
there was a large nrowd. Th., after— ? a tr, is
48141=11.1.5.11.< ••. -i!'.A+r,
t110011wasapeut iu Gaines and s1
reFohas _
Pts
by Ret Forbore White and Hussey(
slid Mr. Horner and Thos• McMillan. I
The piceeeda reflect credit on the corn- I fl" ��
3Ir. Melvru McKay of Fort George is Miss Madge Stewart .is home from lmittee who worked Bard to incite it a f
visitint; parents areais 1S1r and IiIre Adam Aurora for the holidays, p w
IDI IC ay lsureese, The a, istliii guiisflll�+d p ,relive
[ties Aliraharn of Portland, Oregon, is I
the guest' of Mrs. J', Me(%Iniehy
IMr, and Mrs. Russel Sproat left last
meals ou a trrp to Alberta.
3Ir, and Mrs lrtlwar,l MYleFanl have
gone to St. Thomas to spend the sum
runt' months.
Mrs. Kelly and little sou of reroute.
are visitors at the horme of her father
Mr• James Purcell it, Egmondville.
At, interesting display of German
war umveuii•s collected by Lieut, Harry
Dortauee is oar exhihitlon in the win..
dow of tie, V. S. Sausage's stere, I
Rev. H .D„ and Airs, Moyer aid I
daughter Helen leave this weep for his
new pastorate in Gorl't•iel,, During
their abort residence hero Mr arid Mee.
Moyer have made many friends who re-
gret their removal, .
Mr, and Mrs It'• Lawson and Binders
of Auburn were weak-ent1 visitors at
the horn,, of.Mrs. W, Selatot•.
•
Mr. and airs, E. A. Box motored to
Galt and spent Sunday at liar home
thole,
Mr. J .7. Monter hI .P, spent a few
days in town this week
Mrs. S. T, Holmes and daughters
ars holiday :at Belrleirl
Pte. Rey Mason•son of Mrs, H. Ma-
son of .Illgmoirdville bee returi.ed from
OVerseae.
Mr, Fred 'Larkin of 'Toronto event
the week slid' with his parents Rev.
Dr, and Mrs. Larkin at the Manse.
lilt• Wm. ltiuu of flullettis the mau
who grows the good flax He brought in
to Mr. McCormack a sample that beats
36 incites. N ould like to hear of the
man wholes better, '
ort .ftttts
IV-S.S.
Cost $4.05
War Savings Strxtups
can be bought ;Aar -
ower this sign is
displayed.
Perhaps you have never been grc,ra
saving.
You COULD save a IttL. - y '3?i •-•-.._..
If
you knew yoo conic
every $4.00 yet save
tempt you?
Well, then—that is what Was- :y•
Stamps will enable you to do.
t;f you find it hard lo save ^r.0) a
there because the quarters I
awares, Thrift Stamps will , - c .
You can buy a Thrift
cents, and when you have
can exchange them for a VA,:
Staxt*, for which you will L..;
$5.00 in 1924. '
By along this you will h t ..n
investor! And you can go _ . ..
up that investtxw-nt
anodic.' $4.00. Th:' -_.._
accrued interest.
Invest that "waited "wastedEwe ryr t7:7:.%"
to
iiax�a Savings Stamps. You trail
never regret it.
v
rII. wk, .1 win
Cl
if P
he
a n.1onieat O gg'a�dd astonished anger
• ale adalled Pc nch.It'� ri" ° '.iia a
"hell 'cat"
Under the Western skies w?n 6 loved,
she dated and she oki glil
A strong sulpportli<tig cast including
Tom Santchie and Milton Sills
appears in this
6 Acs Drama
It's a Goldwyn
See it
Thursday Friday & Saturday