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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-07-10, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS the spring will not he heraseed or kill ed on their northern journey, l"+ Perhaps you • ujoy watching the first light of dawn from your hide inthe rushes as you wait for sunrise and the (look which will pitch on liovering wings towards your decoys; Whether ,the -gime-bag is full or empty when you return to camp, you have lived, for one morning at least, in the open. Do not forget that curly -headed boy at home for he may Want. to enjoy your favour- ite sport in years to -some. Leave eollte game for hint. PROFESSIONAL CARDS, MEDICAL A R.on HUGH Hospitail. London,tlrng'land 15pseh 1 attention to diseases of Rye, Ear, Nose sad hroet, and residence behind Dominion Bank, s'l. Phone No. 5, Residence Phone No, 106 '. 71x', F, J BURROWS Seaforth Office and r s °dist Church, - GsdOTiril gtreet, 01151 of the Sloth osis! ChurI:oroller fur County of Nitron Telephone No. to,sec • HAdnr„tons,. iodcriell Street, oppositett tMettle Chur llSeaford, Senn !;'sinuate Victoriaendtin tr10r, tint 171ember of Ontario College et PhvsuLuts and 5urgeolto Coronet 101 C n1t11- ,t Huron.. y,syg,iv, honor graduate University.. gold medalist Trimitt Mettles! t olte7. Itembee of ftoitere f'c. a lane, and mut e'n ,.antarl' .. +0B_ i!•t 111.!1,1MA r lrt,,1! hie Specialist tbee it. 4 Rin (t' ant t i ''rut diseases and Rbeten tic trtmoies. torte ,t i , .. ntie ditOrd cre, Cat lit*.t. No ,1 Throat -tdenold re i itl free Mtn within'. ti lI 4ata ttti, Aa ah'trrr .[r l'nes..}.i; a.,-.,.• bt..,., t,.l,rt 9a,.t. i. 'II'u bra 5 J. Forster Eye Ear, Nose and Throat tia•i ,:ale II, Medicine, L!i;a, r,ity let ante 18147 . LaZr ieat•tt'r \.•n at iIlStlt.ttf, Mooreffrld's Eye, and ti,. ii,./.14n, ''eittnih threat Hos .� phalli, Lundell England. At the Q116•r;re Hotel, seaforth. third Wed meati y in each month from 1.1 a, w. to 444 31 .to railroad time, '3 Waterloo Street, to ltd: +tr SE, rd. Phone v n- stratfard. t>?' ",s.f tLicenses and optinlan,,bee. Willed . JOHN F l-5LTe Prete to ...t.pp��7..,�..nll�..fnraea....rlPP+ TUUtepatro TUu litER4NJ insurance hTa tutu considering Insurance. Life or Accident? Upon are, a postcard will get our rates. IS ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY From the Office silt speakers; Who tried to assure Mr. Proutlfuot that Brie eye, was not so black after all and a little party cam- ouflage would make it look as good as DPW. MAIN- ST, SEAFORTH, ONT• - Phone 54 Priming l'!C Consolation wasexpressed in the ,m• statement that Mr, Proudfeot'e defeat SUBSCRIPTION 1111.- dollar per year, strictly in ad e a nee If nut paid inanvauce.; one dot\ac and 0 half toil(be charged Coiter' States papers, fifty cents extra +,Iriceiv in ed ranee. When subscrt or• chnaIICC their acldrese notice should bell':, t ua Immediately, giving both the old and the sew addrese. Sub- scrfbere will confer a favor by notifying us of any irregularity of delivery. Reading Nadaea—No madam notice, advertising any entertainment or master by which money is to he made by any person or cause will be Inserted In Ton Neave without. charge. The price for the loser. tion of business announcements 10 TEN teats per collet line each Insertlo:, U. parties having no contract for diaolay advertising. end FIVE. cents per line mach Insertion to those having display :contacts and for church, society and entertainment reading notices .alit•:! of Malabo. 5 to lines. SO cents Judicial, Legal, Official and Uwrorn- ant Notineo---Ten cents per line for firot Insertion and five costs per tint for each oabseque asertlon. Yearly. :, rd.—Ptoleoatoudl Ind exceeding ,tie inch. will be inserted lot 55.00 net : 0-•lr. na'<able strictly In advance Display •tdvertleing—Rates furnished on application Advettlsements ordered for Insertioa ',Until forbid • and those sent without written Instr •nets will appear until- ritten order, are re•etved for their dia. continuance Letter. to the Editor must he accom- panied by the writer's own signature, not or publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. The publisher accepts no respon- sibility whatever for the statements made In such communications. Letters on reit- aloes topics will not be published at all except as paid advertising, plainly marked as such. The rate for such matter is ten cents per line Genese, Agent for Laudon Lill Insurance Co.. nod isan�eolal G ,.srantee and Accident insurance Co, S.eforth, Ont. Q.^•�, James Watson Nen to I:.• r. x t•_tl ,t neett,e, Agent awl -a.,1 . :t t.,ach;nes Stein Street, r McKiLLOP A , Fill hisOraDce Oc:, s^:3it41 co, :t:r•lht..:' Town P,nnert '.�:':l`. +"sural:?•, Mame. , li J F. SNOWDON EDITOR AND PUBLISHER s. > Moroi Observations I was caused by lite active campaign .put• up by !Messrs. Hewett and 'l'oltnre for some weeks before the etive111111n, but the olive launch ,tpparrutly Was n01 grasped by the good right 1111115 of Mr, Plundittot. In fact, he saved it grace- fltily away, In his spr.ee6 he pointed nut that he hail Gaon to polities for forty years, .hat m5 taken pasttin the ilectinn .11,tl had been It";der of the so- cshad Liberal patty n, the Legislature I for t t years., Now that he had been ropn.ii.ited by Hie pravihee he wanted to be t 1asent at ,tie more Liberal sleet' i1gwhich tonsthis dinl,.r, and he do• 1 cl,lr'ed that it w'o11d lie the last Liberal meeting he would attend. He also re- sentcd ti:,e aspersions east on Hou. Mr. Rowell, in whom he saw one of the t'igi.tt•st minds in the publ€,i life of the Lh,ntit.€un 11111 y. A deet, at d solemn 1111014 fell upon tit._ gathering The cbickees on the 1051111 card ware not the the only ones widen bad t e 1 i vole homy to tonal t 15J Bowman, L therel whip and chairman of the convention who pinned the leadership medal on DewarCa breast made a rathyrr cry ptio remark, namely If Oars in all election before the next sitting of the Legislature I have slit in the House for the last time. No Spring Shooting 't Jack Aline r tried fer f.1years to attract C4uttlla +fees,. to Ills ponds with a few Ile•, Canada geese a Ile ,ys There were Int malty gem..- passing or they. to adept lila hospitality. The numhars visiting his pi entities were rip Ii193 Gt'; na unethi't1141 ill Pet Year, l-1, 11,Il.17' id 493 lair l-'1 tt l s E ease These Il tnte111g,tit 111!1 pet ;eat" `-Y G:.:f a for- it ."tot ,i10' tit nt til nhra:-•. NOW, ., ,1.11:'. or ,arse, t•„lII ' CW a: tllttt•f to v. I,l-,.::.• n ith til, 1,01, e.-r,II,F•• of the 1,. nt t t ill• !. i,t2,n, .. ... ,li'• a -'y .'riri I ',:-a:.. t•ta,4rat:r.t.' ill lot 01,0 .,I ,1 111 ,I I:. hi, t • ,rf , ..t,n a tio ti •i diel f ?- .. ,. ,!-,1:1 to:tt tr'.•,II,, „ . bt HURON NEWS Thursday July 10 The annual gtrden' party given on the Trivitt Memorial Church lawn, Ex- eter on Friday night last was a -oneness. Tho air was quite chilly, almost making it uncomfortable, but there was a large number in attendance and all seemed to e110y themselves, Lunettes, tea, ice cream and other delicacies wore served as usual, 'rhe Exeter Band furnished the Music and their excellent varied selections were highly appreciated. The proceeds totalled over $80, Clinton people were disappointed Wednesday when the aeroplane came down from Goderithn a d did not re- main) main over•, as was expected Leighton Walker c,.oae down in the plane, which landed in Brown's field, east of thetcwl I Pilot Moore had advertised that he would give exhibitions here on his way house from Goderich but evidently changed his mind. It goes without saying that Leighton Walker is the Most envied boy in all this section, Mr• Fred Slomaii` sawn erect into uliuto1 on Thursday afternoon hast' having walked , !most this entire dis- tance from Toronto, where he had been attending Faculty. Be seemed to have chosen the most roundabout way and the only time he boarded a train was between Orangeville and Arthur, He stopped where night overtook him and gory his meals no he went along, avoid- ing the more frylluenLed toads, He was line and lit on arnval at his home here and had enjoyed the outing idi- meusely u 'l'hureday efts t 1 t:l a vary heavy theilder stnrtrt I,as_e d nt01' ',Vroxsster, l In. r,ait: did a trm.rwrinas :unotutt of d It,. many of the tops av rt show - it 4t,a -f .tel: of !quiet var.. Set•,:ral hnildu:g t.•r,• 'un I: i.11.1 .cut <i•n hi, o raluahl. shell l:tl,:II It; €igtatuing 111 'llurl,t•rtt 'Ilr I'. 1. .cl:at•t:•, butt, tone ittbet( NMI I ,€antfgri; 114', A„ thaw it04'Iaslr t .h-:)rttitih air, Join. sit 2 Lar b i'..le , l.,re.il vdu- al,l., itliil -I t.'ntr.: and Mr. ,li !era ale- \ Ivtt6tn "ran nf.?el'r, fel i tt'ia ,1,1•', 1:. •i tr a 1.,.,1 tvallial.le i••;./., t,l I , •. ... 1 d , (1 tit +t ii ii„sn1 , 11 Er •I. • R t .: n' . ler . n et, lv,, its t,, , ro.„ r.iret sl.t4101� + , l •i .. 1,, III .: ;'!t, ,'.at:t.,,1,•,r, 1•.:1:6 in i1• et alt. ch,s.,'i { ,.., 1,11 I•,t II, all -: i- a l:. ...1 v •"1,11' ,'lose::„tire.,. i tntl.. 0511 It, 10111:lna .1 01,1011 0, A ', ,,• ,•.. ,i 19 tr -, I. -I si as alai•.! ilhoauli twill:oils of ai .1 t',''':n tl€“. ••,l if , I,•' . i s 'uc, it ito: uurrllnla adnhiieo Ii, •!.•.: •; ,: •c ,1.. ,• v. I rn- •t Ito nerds Its woi-il' rfnl Ge•;:uta-er :id. i.I •1 , ,,, a;s m.0 i f,t,11,Ns flight can It, 051, rntibnl.-5 by t' -tele g ,1 :sir! leader ,',ai i i •,,'o i It'll 31,11 ,llC:tI'P• :a fnndthts eaattil lit- • -If ,,„ ,., •I.•, I,,, ,f1 ,LI ll- t, el- r.11I .dui'” IC Iiu;d, It, d .x 1; i'I 1,11;1,11 1 , a 1 I.tler fill 1 uc t €;I telnttSre 11,0, I Y 11:1, 11eti, l:t, + L, t II' I I,' I l' 11 Busness 'Withoi$ a proper 54/' !Ill ofd 1l- £t'e Y .. F s” lift l: dist_. 3 11'4204➢' iiCitirl'd tht.t, W^Pts.I'. d• grth'C� lnf y '1?tVtiri il:r`liaiti r'i !viii supply The required ani .rg9f phasic a, eveflfnesi127 71 • 1 h,i ,eu'r 1 . 0.17.7d, 1 II. } . 77. 117 .1 Ylrl"lit i•I . l '"ti, .I; I „kit,.t,.,- ;Ile 0iJcit 1a that i nn l:. I t' .-t r. : I 1 L.. 1 ' },01t1 1.i 't' -i,•. i !fe.t.! rl bt i •7 Ii rh .,! r i 1 f '1 [.c11111 1 .0 .nr!', , ,,zt„I • is 1, 1r:r :Ie... to • e hr t: ! ii.., '~I nth +-' i , LI parr. v It ,i.•it irtl K ill into tin, ": rola .•tau I ;, t Iii 116,1 miiiit d , ..urs ,•tttl.ert feath,tre, - - - This aerie -man i 1 -not intended I., It , diwner held in tine ihltnr is I' li, at'r,l' the le gitini:,tl :t,;o of 1110 e' nn, tater iii', eonrrnittlt for the pail,„ee .Snide fr•r sport 81,1tt, t d; in 5,117t it rCi .1. of doing honor .,, 1), LA :l1r.IC.taut; rends prov,•n this! It wit! ,!XI : is ,1' DIlminiutl header of tie Laurier Lli.,r• supply which cars 110 (.01,1, !LIN, many effcrte to pony out oil on thel datigorieg the eptcie , because lin troubled waters were made by differ I game -birds which tire about to nest 311 I LV:'nw ' Thal'.rojirictan'orldilenttlodicinoM"i; I lil Aye chi r7eperattonforAs sicailatin,ihefaodbyyleg to lin Bowels Therellyltromotint1ligestioit , 6heetl'ainessandltest.Cantaini, neither Opitem,MorphinO net Mineral.N.OTWAHOOTIC, IkapeofOillDeS LPrt271,R41 ° Avila Aix Seaga ,lbrbclle Sae Ada Sicr6 rDp nab /Arm I! n, J' l Inn[ moral ctrl lrelpfulRcmedyfor lGonsti pallor slid Diarrhoeal •• tuid Feverishness and Loss of Sum° ii [n •into ay',. L estlliinglherefron Trio O TIONTA NGV OnE. CASTOR For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine r aa a Always Bears the Signature of in Use a Far Over Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wrapper. r„e N uw COMPANY. Ncy., YISPIKe,TY. Speiai i'ffsr for far I am buying all kinds ®l Tiers have a glint stock i':gYn-hai11d W t r pipes and shaftings ' kale, Il f?.l?I al'ir It ! oil! to k ) ; <,iela \ D sa `d.•i`3.Sw, tt t w rates for Long 1 ' i5C£inCC Service, effect, i,' �. •(L;t'Itl? 25th and bsised upon ai3 1:ne mileage, correct iraequali'r ec in the old c.l.r riule and :onhr :iy both increased and de- creased charges. Following is a. comparison of old and new rates for a 3 -minute talk to points most frequently called by local sub- scribers: Soaforth to 'Toronto Clinton Stratford Luatlon fiOtl. t'irh Blyth Exeter V - Now hate The hours during which reduced Long Distance. rtes (light rates) are in effect are now From 8.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m., 60 per cent of day tate From 11.30 p.m. to 6 a.m.., 40 per cent of day rate Night rates are based on Standard Time LOCAL SERVICE Rates for local service to present subscribers will be increased tee, per cent, effective from July 1st next. Applicants for service will be charged at the increased rates, from May 25th., Emery Bell Tetepltorte is a Long Distance Station T e Bell TeElepho ae Ct'isn of Ca a: a it l-1 �s3r .T)R5a' r r, 1'tbP11411 ,hit5,.lf tl'.5 tkr5ti ll Ntoosbr..rt1®•ats.....NNewwi lbo.•eia CHURCH NEWS till�wn 11 l et`f SF,AFORT a'i UJHet! ES St. James' St. James' Church, 11ev, .Father EL F, (foots P, P, Early !Masa 8,00, High Mass 10,30, Sunday School 2,30 p. el, Vespers o's fwd 13eue i, N d Ctlall of1tle 1_'lesa• ed Sucratuott,7' p. ni. St. Thomas' Rev. T. 11:. Brown, Rector Sunday serloea II ann. and 7 p.m. Sunday soltoo 1 2,30 p: nl. Wotnef's Anglican Missionary Association, Tuesday 2.30 Chilttrou'ebranail Saturday 2p,m. IIteldeI m services oaa every L h)ysday, • • O Nei. methodist Rev, H. 1), Moyer, pastor —SUNDAY Foltool at 101011 a.m. Puillic service 11 a•m, and 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting 'l',tuea•14y 8. p.m , Salvation Army Lieut.' F. W. Leight Sunday services—Holiness 11 a. no, Praise 3 p.m.—Salvation 7 p.m. -Sun day School 4 p. m,—Wednesday-- Publicmeeting. All era welcome, • Egmondville, Presbyterian Rev. S McLean pastor, Sunday ser- vices 11 a.m. and 7 p 01: Bible class 3 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday $p, in. Y.P M,S Union 3rd Friday I•in the month 3 p in. IVpmeo's Mission. • ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the month 'at 2.30 p.m Ladies' Aid lees s'im- mediately after. i• Firstr D esbyterian ; Larkin„Pastor, Sunday services II a.in. and 7 p in. Sunday soltool 2,311 pan, Prayer tweeting, Thursday, 7 40 1' ut tl onion's Miss— ionary St }alit,. lir1 1'11,5,1:.3 it, each 78011th 01 ,1 p to K,arbar t kit 17.111 u, 31is. Sion Bund 3,i l,tcuI,, u, ;hi month at 7.3if p.m, $,mehle,.• SIIbelil, Baud 2nd 110.111 ly at 4.16 p nn. rlleiflllop Presbyterian e, ,:r.,l l :, t,!tut• Stttitlay ,it•ices IJti t, ,•it see •.!1 II It [[i ifll!lilts} ,11.1 111 a. a, ':•,sp»r tneetinz Wttl-. t,,t .II pari, t0,inl„n':. ;Tisrsil;nary Y 1, 111,1 3='11,11.5 in Hveh ilnrtith at 17, •„I, It 1:1'f' I. i7-I:r r', :Sin id ay 1.1 I' nt t ta',” I ils '611V,117 111,111/11 a a 1, i i i i I not i'iuu•aday totl H Its 141 p.11 "An* the Blood is the Life.” '-'11ER YOU Mi ` l31'�s1u, E ©MG 55,tb any.dittoaoo duo to Impure blood ouch no Eoaoma, Scrofula, Scurvy, Bad Logo, Abaeaseoe, Ulcers, Glondulnr Swetlinge, Belle, remploo, Sores of any hind, Pit oo,nl obs Polson,Rhoumntism, Coot, oto., Rani u,tstc3uor time and money on lotionp and ointments which cannot gut below Its 511111. of the skin. What you want €s a medicine that ,,ill thuroughly+free eheblood of the p isonoOS matter which alone is the true -nee of all your hawing. Clnrke's Blood Mixture io Just such a medicine. It is composed of ingredients which quickly expel from the blood all impurities, from whatever cause arihind, and by rendering it ele.u, ad pure, can be relied on to effect a lasting co: Ita,..medr alle,rrnta.rnh, rte[rnwnC d frte) lh[rr Over. 5D years' success, Pleasant to take. Ci rke9s Moo flxtictre Sold 611 all Cl on,r,l, and / se ., CURES ALL SKIN & BLOOD DISEASES An always litady'Pi11,—To these of re, -,111,1i• habit tnedicirlt` is of little etkn- ,'OI11 lett the groat majority of friar/ mid 111 , f 1, eider habit The worry and OM!, of I,itsllless prevelit it, aid out of h• i• regwlarity of life conies dysiwpsie 11111l4'stiun, liver and kidney trouirlts is o Trtoteat, 'rite . run-down system dam Leda 'II ncrleotive and there is !ions 111;11rr 111,111 Yat meleo'e'Vtgotablo Pills, !'bey ere sln,plet in their ooipostticti mid cin be taken by the mostd,licate- y constituted. 1