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ShaMpoo for dandruff or our
Cbco Butter S)sefi ipoa for drill
scalp and falling hair, 6r for
•rs Hood held wash our fam-
<ous Pantoline'•Shampoo.
AMU"? oris '?tail Massage for
clOSSl pores and ;Black heads:
will clean the skin.
•'1.1,doe yallk• flak Cutting and
'Shaping 'done bp us,
We gyarantee to put a shoo-
ing edge on pour rasor.
Commercial Barer ,Shop, C4th
W. ROBINSON
Prop
tea
Ors'
Cauliflower Plants
Geiiitlne Early Snowball
50 for tl5c postpaid
Shipped successfully everywhere,
Ask for price list of Cabbage, Celery
sal other Vegeta-hie Plants,
HEROLD'S FARMS,
Fruitland, Ontario,
Niagara Distriot.
For Sale nese with which death came cast a
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McKillop
Flax pulling is now the order of the
day and there aro some good fields
where the seed was pot in early.
The need of having the land ,well
drained and putting in the seed at the
fed opportunity when the ground is
ready is.seen -everywhere in this town-
ship at present. The fields of grain
that were pit in early are doing well
and of good length of straw. But much
of the grain was put in late and the
straw is short and the yield will be
poor. The lesson ie "Drain the land
and seed early.
There ie much feeling among the.
United Farmers ever Mr. McMillan
trying to secure the leadership of the
Liberal Convention while he and his
brother are trying to lead the 'farmers
against politics at the same time,
I-➢ullett
It was with profound 'sadness that
citizens of Blyth and community re-
ceived the news on Monday morning
that Mrs, Albert B, Brigham had,pass-
ed away from an illneea, of only a few
days duration, Until her 'condition
became eritieal it was not known gen-
erally, that she was ill and the sudden.
Good two story frame hawse, known
as the Tapley property en Dolmen St.
Seaforth, consisting of 9 rooms in good
repair, good cellar, hard ci:d soft water
also grind frame Isere, severe; frni
trees- and ,seis sure 34 t;r .mrd. Fe
'further t tcuirirs sllilg t;'Jfis ,Lain.
Shahs....,1, b'. Ns. - ;
F, dt�a�el• iitst:vi
Ont,,
gloom of sadness over the whole neigh-
borhood. Deceased was a woman of
loveable disposition, a choice character
and esteemed in the community in
which she made her home since her
marriage two years ago. The late Kra
Brigham wee born on the 3rd line of
31orria in 1887 and was a daughter of
the late William and Mrs. Metes. She
w s married to her now .bereft husband
by the R33v. 11t. Mann of Brussels, on,
the 28th of aero nrrr, 19t^ and s!nce
• .. taro'1y @. made her hone with her husband ('n
na�l set t5 Ca,;, ':',.'13nliett, Besides her
husband, :he 1..-.ives to tntiit1i' hCr lt,ss
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., mother, tw,1l,rattn're, James 110ses,
of tie: 9th of Grey Township, William
mei Mi.!, 1; sri;b»t13 r„3 th•a o)1 hot,.
1 s ,a3; , a t o ;rd ,.f 81"rrse Th:, fun.
i«salwt el teek ,n '1`ueeday efierseen
woe largely ;..tn•n,i,:tl. The :::,rvice
b.,411 .t ^y;iC h t1'S9 ,it 'jt o'clock h'.
Rev. (leerge Telford, 13, s3,, li, la
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pastor r t r dn v,'s Church. l lytic,
Slats', '
iv nitorniont in the Union
'emetery,
ti 'eel.. el.
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply: felt- drops then lilt sore,
touchy corns off with
;!. , fingers
lioesn't hurt a biti Drop a Iittle
Freezone on an oohing corn, Instantly
that corn steps hurting, then you lift
It right put. Yes, magic!
A tiny mottle of Freezone costs but a
iew cents at any drug store, but is suffi-
cient to's'emove every hard corn, soft
corn, or 'Corn between the toes, and the
eallnses;14nithout soreness or irritation.
Freezone is the sensational discovery
of a Cincinnati genius, it is wonderful.
CAN TEL
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Only Tablets. with "Bayer Cross"
are Aspirin -No others'
If ,you don't see the "Bayer Cross"
on the tablets, refuse them -they are
not Aspirin at all.
There is only one Aspirin, that marked
with the "Bayer Cross" -all other tab-
lets are clejy acid imitations.
Look for the "Bayer Crosse"! Then
it is weal Aspirin, for, which there is
no substitute. "
Aspirin'' is not German but is made
in Canada byCanadians, lien , a nd is owned
by a Canadian Company, all rights being
purchased from the U S. Government,
Genuine "Bayer 'Tablets of Aspirin"
have been proved safe by million's for
Pain, Headache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheu-
malum, Lumbago, Neuritis.
Bandy- tin braces of, 12 tablets -also
lar nl I3ayer" 'packages, can be had
of anynag store. -
aspirin is the,trade mark (registered
in Canada), of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoacoticacidester of Salieylleacid.
Sl. e4'nituribid111
Fall Wheat and spring grain are ex-
cellent here. The fall wheat is mostly
cut and barley will soot, follow.
Two or our boys have recently come
bank from the great war zone. Milton
nacho who is visiting his unule, Wm.
Raoho and Lance Corporal Louis
O'Rielly, a motor to London for the
latter so soon as it was known that he
heel arrived there and brought him
Name, He enlisted with the depot
bettalion.
Miss Marie Flannery, daughter of
Mr. Patrick Flannery of this place re-
euved the highest marks for grade 1
wall first class home in the London
Oenservatory examinations.
Dublin
The presentation of medals on Sat..
day night attracted a large number to
Dublin when the Reeve and Red Cross
Society presented medals to the return.
ed soldiers. An entertaining program
wars also provided.
Peace Day was observed as a holiday
by the merchants who closed their
stores,
Mrs, Simpson of Victoria, 8, 0, , is
here visiting Mrs, Alex Darling.
Mies M. Burns is a gnest'of Mre, 0
McDaid,
1I.1' ehsal B
esevercessete
The appointment mint of
Wm. Henry
Eke
ton es enumerator for South Huron
meets with favor as he has had mush
experience in municipal affair's and is
capable and honest in his work,
Kra. Webb of Seaforth who spent a
week here visiting.' her daughter Mrs.
V* m, )Montgomery,' has returned' to her
home, She was returning front spend
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
ing a couple 'of months in Michigan
visiting her deughtere there
Mre. 3. Sutherland and daughters
camping at Grand Bend.
Mrs, Donaleson hoe returned from
avenli,l3•et,
Rev, Air. Doan se nursing a • broken
08, iujut'ed while working on a 'farts
during his holidays
Bayfield
much esteemed residentP assed.
away in the person of Mrs. dames
Spackman on July 14 at the age of 63.
Her maiden name was Laving Graham
arid was born in Hay Township, In
1878 she became the bride of Ler now
bereaved husband and for 3r years liv-
ed on the Sable Line in Stanley when
they moved be this place. As a mother
she was kind and thoug'fitfal, as a
neighbor she wet respected by all,
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Pollard
of London and Edith and one son Robt
at home,
Mr, W. Ferguson has gone to Buffalo
Nursing Stater Sterling is home from
overseas and is spending a few weeks
here before returning to Toronto
Mr. et', L. Glass M. P, of London
and family are now in their cottage.,
Mrs, Burrows and family of London
are here for the summer ,
Pte. Win. Elliot, sou of Robt Elliot
is now home from overseaa,
Staffa
Mr. and Mrs., W, Jeffrey, Mrs, Mo.
Vey and Mrs Nathan have been in
Stratford visiting Corp, Robt, Drake,
just retnrued from overseas,
A )ergs number trona here trent to
Mitchell to welcome an o1,1 - resident,
Lorne Hntohieon, who has returned
from the front. A ,pleasant 'evening
was spent anal Lorne ra!ated echos, of
hie experiences, .
tttisa Jean Htirnilton is being con-
gratulated by her friri,dsr 111 passing
the Primary sxamination in Music
with honera.
lits, Wainer of t;hiaellutret is a gm-st
of .Mrs CeTaggt rt. her mother,
Mew Kills of Cleveland Ohio; has
bo,..i visiting h• 1 grandparents Mr. and
Mre i ,htii,a;
The in -r1418 to be given 13ihbert
e-lieli as will ho ,,rescuten ,et Stad'a town
4.111 on August 4th at 8 p. ut. when, a
s•3itabin programme will he provided.
Everybody welcome.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Instituto will ha held et the home of
Mrs. Bert Fell on Wednesday evening
July 34,
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 3OYear8
Always bears �%9
the ` ede. /K
Signature of ,
romarty
Mr. Jas. Scott and son, Mr, Neil
Gillespie and eons are spending a week
with relatides at Alvineton.
Pte, L. Laing arrived home last weak
Miss Mary Currie, had three, pupil
pees the MIMIC exams withehonore.
Dr, 4V, Hamilton and family of Tor-
onto are guests at the manse.
Kipper]
Mre, J. Beyoll and children of Pet er
biro are the guests of her brothers.
Meagre. Cooper.
The rains which came reoently have
done much good to the crops and roots.
Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Bell have got
home again after an enjoyable trip- to
Boston and Teterboro. They travelled.
by auto the whole distance.
Dr Aitken attended the 'summer.
school at God'erieh.
Miss Etta Jaerobt Was at the Gode-:
'rich summer school last week,'
Mr. Percy Clark with his family are
Visiting his mother Mrs- Wm, Anderson
Mr. Clark 'has been attending the
London Teohfnal School and is about
to accept a P t oeftion at Wlnd'a
r
o.
The students who have been away
writing on Departmental Exams„ are
now home.
If one be troubled with corns and
averts. he will find in Holloway's Corn
Cure an application that will entirely
relieve suffering.
eonstance
1Mostiamee G. and J, Rita and Mies
Gertrude kiuu of the west are here
vieiting valet; vis, We are all glad to
see them.
Mies Louise Hely returned to wind
-
sot after eoei ding a couple of week,
visiting relatives.
Miss Maty Satese, graduate nurse is
at her home,
Mre, John Clark of the west who
has been in poor health is spending
eome time st her brother's Wm Rinn
hoping to'iinprove her health.
Three's fellows who are boastingof.
42 lu Rax in Hullett'should see what
we have here. They are not in it.
Berries are plentiful thio season and
pickers are numerous.
Manley.
The many friends of Mrs. Cauley
are pleased to hear that she is on a
fair way to recovery;
Rev, J, M. Eckert arrived here fast
Tuesday from'Shakeepearee Minn. where
he had gone for treatment for rheum-
atism and his many friends are pleased
to see him hail and hearty again before
he leaves for New York to resume his
duties on mission work by Aug. ret,
Mrs, W, McKay from Leavenworth,
Wash. is leaving on Thursday to visit
friends in London, Ont.
Walton
Rev, Mr, and -Mrs. Lundy are attend
ing Stammer School at Guelph this
week, ''
hi the absence of, Rev. Mr, Bundy
union servicee will be conducted nein
Sunday the Preaby.rerian Church in the
morning anditsthe Methodist 'Oh'rreb
in the evening 'Theme 'iviIIhe'in' (Marie
of Rev Me, Button, _ al
Winthrop.
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An entlinsiayeio Temperance mooting
was held en Tuesday night to organize
McKillop for referendum vote, Mr. A
Cuthill was in the chair. Au executive
leas appointed with sub contmittoes in
each polling subdivision. It is hoped
in this way the'battiit rosy be explain•
ed to every voter. Short addresses
explaining the situation followed. Let
ovary person over 21 years see that his
or her naive is on the voter's list.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Miss K. Tantati of Toronto is a viaito
at the home of Me. and Mee, J, A .
Wilson,
Mr, and Mite Montgomery of Hen
sal) spent Thursday itt town.
Mr, Earl Chesney of the Bank of
Commerce at Orediton is spending his
holidays at hie home.
The following from this vicinity suc-
ceeded in getting eertiffcates from the
Faculty of Education as teachers, Jae•
tie T. Kerr, Ella W, Turnbull, Annie 0.
Rankin and Mabel E, Turnbull.
Asthma Oen be Cured. Its suffering
is as needless as it is terrible to endure
After its marry years of relief of the
most stubborn cures no 'sufferer can
doubt the perfect effectiveness of Dr. J.
D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. Come
fort of body and peace of mind return
with its use and nights of sound sleep
some back for good, Aak your drug
gist; he can 'supply you.
TENDERS
Tenders will be received by the
Publio School Board for the erection
and completion of a New Lavatory at
the Public School, MI tenders must
state the amount for the whole work
complete. Plans and specification
may be bad from the Secretary of the
School Board, and Tenders must be in
the hands of the secretary not later
than 5cock.
olP, M. on the -28th, day
of July r919,
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all Tenders,
Dated at Seaforth this lath day of July
JOHN' RANKI'N,
Secretary'Public School Board
Thursday July 2,t
Pills for Nervous Trouhlss,.-Tlhe
stomach is the centre of the nervous
system, and when the stomach sus-
poi,ds healthy nation the result is.man-
fest in disturbances of the nerve i,:,• .1f
allowed to persist, 11era0111 debility, ' a
•daogerons ailment, r may ensue, The
first consideration is to; resters -.the.
stomach to propereotion, end there' is
lie readier remedy for this -than Parme-
lee's Vegetable. Pills. 'thousands oat
attest the virtue of Abase pills in cur-
ing nervous disorders,
SAYS • LEIVLON MACE
i/V1LL REMOVE FRECKLES
Girls! Make, this cheap beauty lotion
to clear and whiten your skin.
Sifueeze the juice of two lemons .into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
eery, very small • cost.
Your grocer has the lemon's and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for a few
cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, atans and
hande each day and see how freckles and
blemiehes dieappear and how clear, soft
end white the akin becomes. Yee! I4
Is baronies%."•
Making
Saving
Attractive
ltt Jun
w -ss.
Cost $4.05
War Savings Stnnapo
can be a ugf.t other..
over Mi Cit, ' fe
es ePr ...d
•
Perhaps you have never been strong on
saving.
You COULD save a little, but ---
If you knew you could -get 4% t,'; on
every $4:00 you saved, wouldn't that
tempt you?
Weil, then—that is what War Sav'
Stamps will enable you to do.
If you find it hard to save $4.t? .- a
time because the quarters slip atW4yta-
awares, Thrift Stamps will halt ye -
you can fray a Thrift S r^ '- `'.' ";,,
cents, and when y'ois have a :'.':-•
can exchange thein for a W:.
Stamp, for '.which you
1W24: .. ...
By dog this yen will & ,r,
itinvr.,,,t,t !
accntats
.fzrycs..
L••
IF ¥0 04 NILS' IS CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
Look, Mother! Iftongueis coated,
clothes little bowels; with "Call-
Ionia Syrup of Figs."
•
ldothbrs can rest easy after giving
"California.,Syrup of Pigs," because in
P, few boui:e all the elogged-up awaste,
sour bile and fermenting "food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
e well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be ceased to
cake this harmless "fruit laxative."
Millions of mothers keep it )randy bo-
:ause itbey know its action on tate stem -
livor and bowels is prompt and sure.
= Aek your druggist for .abottle of
California Syrup of Figs," which con -
eine directions for babies, 'children of
'11 ;ages and for grown-ups.
CREAM' ,WANTED
Send your Cream to us and receive
tap prices, We arerunning o;ur piane'
he year through aid 0811 handle your
full:supply and furnishyou with cane.
We pay twice each month and weigh
sample and test each can of oreatn oar -
fully. Our motto is " Honesty to our
Aatrens,' Patronsarerequested to re
urn all our cans when not in nee,
3itter and Bnttermilk alae cit hand
n 3 for at market prises,
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
GIRLS! WHITEN YOUR SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make a beauty lotion for a few cents to
remove, tan, freckles, sallowneee.
Your groeerehos.the bmone and any
drugstore pr,toilet counter will supply
you.wt h,three ounces of orchard white ,
for e, fete rants. Sgbeeze'tlie*juice 'ef
ttcofresh Iemona into a• bottle, then put
to the oreliard' visite 'and shake well.
This makes to quarter pint of the very
best lemon skin whitener and complexion
beautifier known. Massage this fra-
grant, creamy lotion daily .into the fates
neek, arms and hands and just see how
freckles, tan, sallow/ice's'
redness and
roughness disappear, and how smooth,
soft and clear the Skin becomes; Yea!
I It is harmless, end the beautiful result¢
will surprise you. -
,WutwtL.. . MOP
Best Goods
Self Service Lowest Prices
Our
are
Green
two special lines
�f excellent flay r
530 I Green, - 65e
Black 65c
Mixed 65e
Black 53c
Mixed .. .,53c
Coff -:e
Prices in all lines area gra elm].
U. F. G. 1 ib. cans, special flavor 50c
Ground Coffee 50c
Coffee Beans 50c
Soaps
A11 Soaps are advanced in price. However, our price
is still held -down to Sc a bar instil present stock
is sold. Secure • your share now.
Keep your store the busiest in town, and watch us grow.
We now have No. 2 operating in eobourg.
UNITED FA
RME
R'S
CO..OPERATIVE
Co
LIMITED
(Phone 117)
Distributing litiTarhouse No.1
.:Seaforth