HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-07-31, Page 8We reeomrneaid afar Mange
Shampoo for dandruff or our
C'oca''Butter Sha, p»n lot dry
,,scalp and falling hair, or for
a goad head wash our fam-
ous Panto/toeShampoo.
Also our Owl .Massage for
closedooree and blade heads
This will clean the skin.
TJatie your Hair Cutting and
Shaving done by us,
We guarantee to put a shav-
ing edge on pour razor.
C)bmmerekeral Barber Shop, Cdth
W. ROBINSON
Prop
Cauliflower Plants
Geniune Early Snowball
50 for el5c postpaid
,Shipped enecessfully everywhere,
Ask for'price list of Cabliage, Celery
pd other Vegetable Plants,
'HEROLD'S FARMS,
Fruitland. Ontario,
Niagara District..
CORRESPOPIIDENCE
Henson
Mrs, Ferguson of Toronto is .visiting
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, D. Qr wick.
Mrs. Vi, Evans of 1'xeter spout a
week with Mrs. J. B, Simpson,
Mr. and it, R, Stowell are here from
'Gadsby Alta visiting herr,
fuths Mr.
h J. Drysdale.
Mr. Chas. Shaffer of Marlette, Mich,
an old resident of this place, recently
spent a week among old friends,
Miss Kate Scott is spending a week
in Goderich with her sister,
The tn:.uy frian a of Mr, J, Black
are glad to seehint home again from
overseas
Misses Mabel and Beatrice Cudruore
of Toronto are at their home here,
Miss Margaret Carol of Seaforth
spent a week here with Miss Emma
I Dickson,
Mr, D' A. Uantelon and Mr. J,
Paseimore are flaking in New Ontario.
A terrible disaster took place here
last week number of young men were
in swimming at the G, T. la, bridge.
Everyone was happy until one pf the
more vcutureseme went ashore and run -
mug back called the others to inform
them that their clothes were gone. Al-
ter half en hour the clothes were found
banging in a tree. Some girls had stole
For Sale them,
Good ten story frtn:e'isrise. knawit
es tht. Tapley property on I'oleinott St.
Seaforth, consisting t f !1 rooms it, good
elintota
opeir t tc1 er s ed r d e eft wafer Jit . Steep amt family have gone, to
also goon itatx live tri �f°t•outo, vs
un
r.-^1, set err: t ei'
trees and ,, , Y i -e Vi d I .41 E. P,.wnshrnd ei Ottawa has
firtth s¢ ' ,,. r,c,.-u t sit,rg, re.!drives herr, at,ti. hi.Jar
Shwa
flat.
.5 .1, F,,ilowsy 'iar r,.tnr'u.,i e}s
c: dii,G i've1:;I i, , , n, pe's
eonsta,ace
Mr. Peter Lindsay has bought a farm
from D, Wilson. He will get pdsee -
eion in the spring•
Mrs, McLean is spending some time
with her sister, curs P. Lindsay,
Grand Bend seethe to attract serval
Mrs. Praetor of Brusselsis visiting
her sister, Mrs. Oo¢olough,
The barley harvest will soon start
The.dry weather is ripeutng it fast.
Mullett
Flax pulling is being done in that
fine field owned by Wm. Rina. -.Tbe
pullers report it the best they have
etruok.
Gnbr's dredge is now a+; work in the
Maitland.
Mr. W. 0, Stewart and family of N,
Dakota are visiting friends here, He
says he is glad to meet old friends,
Mrs, Urawforii celebrated het• 84
birthday recently. She is still hearty
anti has a host of friend, who -wish her
good health for a long time yet.
Bayfield
Miss Careou-eand Miss Sloan are at the
Albion.
Mrs..tteheson of Goderich is in Deer
Lodge Park,
Trinity Church will hold their garden
party on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Geo. McTeegart and family of
('lintel) Orn: here,
Rev, .fee, Ahray and family of Lend -
burn are enjoying our breezes.
Mrs Hodgins and fancily of Stratford
e guests of of ilre, J 'Tippet.
lire, Elliot and daughter of Look -now
Imre with rietele,
s
t1.! -:t7
mit
i:7tgesi7 t ` •.(' Lift airy .rr, Cit
off with f r1T?rs
SESOrr
Don't suffer: A tiny bottle of
Freezone costa but', few cents at env
ply a few drops on th'
clo ue,acalluses :arid "hard shin" on b ts-
tom of feet. then lift them off. r
When Prezone removes mens from the
toes or cailuses from the bottom of feet,
the skin beneath is left pink and healthy
and never sore, tender or irritated.
t., ..
11;a1"1:1 !f 4e'iah
lot's 1 t..--sa
•.r14 �. .. ,h .c.,.-, 'tt' 'z .:r u ,
MI5 IA, E reef stud family, of ii
vi ,..,t•n t, .i. ester
Fiscip rera
'Si ns otti, ,,-tame i,re,,l.. Ii '.0 th-'it'
1,11,g1; al* 110 r!'3 id ,.• it •:' .a.t tier 1.10.
it
is t111151)1 t5 lli,ii,.3,1 of here, who
41,..,t I st,, '.t i'.!. 1,/,r (,,ort iii. lore
'!u 11,11; r„.:,,.,
tel 11•.11,01t..01 .ccs
at :1,, 1,4).11,1!! of hi,,
sae ,t1
Mr. 1. t_'r..in., r, h .l to +at: -r narrow.
ly esu !pest ,l.:ok!.i w hub then oar elfish!.
ed near Stsrl', ,nil turned tt.rile iu the
ditch. Hobe, had an Elena broke'. and
fare out while air, Cruein was seriously
injured.
Mr. lames Shea is busy shipping
hogs and cattle. Hogs are now "rale
gentlemac selling for $23 81) per
hundred and only gentlemen can afford
to eat them now.
Mr. L Evans of Heepeher spent a few
days at his home.
Mrs. ;Cohn Keefe and son of Toronto
are viaith ip friends here,
The funeral of Margaret Dorsey was
held from the home of her brother
William of tit. (ioiurrthsn. Miss Dor.
soy had been in poor health for years.
She is anrvived by two brothers, Win,
and Lours earl three meters. Kate of
Dublin, Lucy of Surma amid Etta of
OTHER TABLETS NOT Stahl
ASPIRIN AT ALL
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are. Genuine Aspirin
if you don't Nee the "Bayer Cross"
on the tablets, you aro not. getting
Aspirin—only an arid imitation.
Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
are now made in Canada by a Canadian
Company. No German interest what-
ever, all rights being purchased from the
'United States Government,
During the war, acid imitations were
cold
as Aspirin in pill
boxes
mut various
us
other containers. of tamers. Thr ]i,tycr Cross" is
your only way of knowing that you are
getting genuine Aspirin, proved safe by
Millions for Headache, Neuralgia, Colds,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis, and for
Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablete—also
larger sized "Bayer" packages Veil be
bad at drug stores,
Aspirin is the (rade mark (registered
iii Canada:, of Bayer :Manufacture of
Nonoacetieacidecter of Salicylicaeid.
Mr. and Mrs. Cokltthom of Winni-
peg are epeutline a few days with re-
latives.
Henry Golding is recovering after an
illness,
Mr. K. Webb and Mr, Ed Sadler of
Hamilton spent a short time here with
relatives.
Medals will be presented to the sol
diere of Hibbert on August 4, All are
nvited,
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to be present at the Township Hall
Staffs, August 4th at 8 P, M, when over
50 medals given by the Township of
Hibbert will be presented to the sol-
diers of Centre and South of *Hibbert.
A spl
end!
d musical
program ram wi
II
be
t
v•
en
also addresses by Mr, Thomas Me -
Millen, Mr. Peter Smith and local
ministers, Come and give the boys e
real welcome,
Why suffer from corns when they
can be painlessly rooted out by using
Holloway's Corn Care;
A service Will lie held in thin Metho
dial Church on Huntley at 11 a, mu,
Rev Capt Edwards of Seaforth will
take time service The t)apt is oils of
the strong preachers of London Con-
ferenoe and 'everlone should hear him
Miss Elsie Hatton ofs,'loronto is
epootling her holidsyt with her broth,
er at ilia parsonage.
Mr .J, McMillen of Seaforth lies
been apiroisited manager of the local
Branch of the Renit of Comniere , M
Meaner has gone Is, Marton, We are
sorry to lose Mr, and Mrs. Meaner
but oongretn'Ittte hien on his appoint-
ment
Slim) Margaret Adams of Loiidesboro
is visiting friends here,
A large number from here were at
Brussels celebration this week, .:T'hey
report a large crowd and a good time,
Pretty Wedding
A quiet wedding took piece at the
home of Mr, arid Mrs. Frank B.
Powell yesterday evening when their,
daughter Edna J, became the bride of
Mr. Clarence Y: Potter of the Huron
Road, The ceremony was performed
by Rev, S. Anderson of the Ontario St.
church, Clinton, in the presence of only
immediate friends,
The bride, who was given eway by,
tier father, wore a pretty bridal gown
of white georgette with satin ribbon
trimmings, end pearl beads twined iii'
her dark hair, and carried a baguet of
sweet peas and ferns. The couple were
unattended.
Miss Frances Potter played the
wetltlidg music and during the signing
of the register M'r. Fred Potter sang.
After the ceremony the ,redding'
feast iv.ris'purtaltan uf.
!ir..,s d 'sirs. 1?otter will reaida 'ii,
the lith ootteses'ou, They have th.
F -, ,t wishes of their friends for a fang i
,a 1 in 1.i.y married life,
au.It'.h' do I
a'ryat ; c:.; :,;ITg. i ad'1=t' iii LiIs, the I
i*Sf ,girl! .11.
Flax Pullers Wanted
Canadian Flax Mille Ltd. must, gat-
hettl'elnendous Crop
In: a ehact time the groat (pop of Sax
which the OariadGiti Flax Mills Ltd.
have put in around Seaforth will be
readyfor thn polllisp. l'nllers'ar'e re-
quired end those who wish to engage
iu the pulling shoolii !mot.; in their.
isarnesto Mr, Cole, Cashier Canadian
Flax Mills Ltd„ , Main St. Soufrth,
The Company otl'ere iibesci rencuner
ation for this pleasan t work—Mr. Cole's
ot"ioe is at 7, Raitltin's•-See hint at
once—Pulling will probably begin
about July 2Stb;.
SAYS LUAUi MICE
WiLL REMOVE FRECKLES
Girls: Make thls'chieap beauty lotion
to clear, and whiten your skin.
Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into
a, bottle containing' three euntea of
orchard white,,abalte well, and youJtays
a quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
+cry, very small Cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and an
drug store or toilet counter swill, supply.
three outmost of orchard white for a few
cents, Massage this sweetly, fragrant
lotion into the face; neck, arms and
hands. each day and see how freckles and
blemishes disappear and how clear, soft
and white the skin becomes. Pee! It
to harmless. _ y
aking
Saving
Altradffve
In Stent,
Cost $4.05
ILitre
.03'1: tb
War &wings Stsng:
can xry
e,..rhL
i.her-
Perhaps you have never been strong on
saving.
You COULD save a little, but --
If you knew you could get on
every $4.00 you saved, wnuldr;'s:
tempt you?
Well, then—that is what War Ss:. a,
Stamps will enable you to €ic.
If you find it hard to reeve
t ne because the quarters sl'• ,
awares, Thrift Stash s is I he;
You . can i_ 1: a Thrift `t<=
cents, and when you Lave...
can exchanre them for a
Stamp, for which you wig
$5.00 in
By doing this you w'''
investor! 1..?!:--"!
a i,.;.,.
iu}I ..t d:auttlt"tt :i1 � , ->�tl tt ,re
1 111 eeti.�ns I
rete t i -r. 1. Lea, ,Ay rn av
,test. t ic.•aiini; !early iest `bri4.70(. "t I f''4 f
IF YTi CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVERISH, 'CONSTIPATED
Look, IVlotherl If tongue he coated,
• cleanse little bowels with "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Figs."
'Mothers can rest "Californiaeau " after giving
alifornia Syrup of Pigs," becaue l
P few hours ail the clogged -up waste,
sour; bile sail fcrsoonting; food gently.
neves out of the bowels, and you lravo
V well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
rake this Harmless "fruit, laxative;"
trillions.. of mothers peep it handy be-
muse :they know, its action •on t'he stom-
"Is, liver and bowels is prompt and sure,.
Askyour druggist for a bottle of
elalifoimfa Syrup of Pigs," whioit oon-
eine directions for Babies,: ohildreu -i
It ages` acid for grown-ups.
CREAM WANTED`'
Send your Cream to on cad receive
top prices, We are rousing our plant
he year tlmrongh sod can handle 'your
full supply and furnish you with cans.
We pay twice earth month and weigh
sample and test each can of cream car -
fully. Our motto is "'Honesty to our
"Arpin " Patrons are requested to re
tern. all our cans. when -not in use,
latter areilluttermiilc site on ►Cand
a3 for at market prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
GIRLS!. WHITEN YOUR SKIN -
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make a beauty lotion for a few cents to
remove tan, freckles, sallowness.
•
Your grocer has the ltlnone,and any
drug store or toilet tlourtter will :+ripply
you with three ounces of oitiierd white
for, it f tv eents. Squeeze tine ' fince' Of •
two fit ilt lemons into a bottle, then put
n the orchard white and - shale well.
This males ;i quarter putt of the very •
best lemon skin whitener and' complexion •
beautifier known. Massege this fra-
grant, creamy holism daily into the face,
neck, arms and Itantls end just see how
freckles, tafr, sallowness redness and
roughness disappear and limy rmootlt,
- ash. and clear the skin become•>, Yeet
It is tcarnilee.,, arta! the beautiful resultt3
t Dill surprise you,
shut r of Michigan
rc.fsti,',-s note,li t', .I:Cmc
Foote 'ii Exnter took
sell ices hero on Stttitlay',
Her, Ur, Aitkiu and fancily are spend
hug a holiday at hayfield.
fie
tl
,Mr, Ii' .1, Cooper now boasts of a
Wordy balanced family of four boys anti
the same number of girls
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children f
In Use Forayerr�30Years
Always bears
the�j�-
Signature of -in2E42
Brucefield
Misses Mary McNsughtou, Louise
Allitr, and Jessie McMillan, who have
been attending the No;iatal, have sac-
oeetlap hri passing their examinatioe.
and ate now fledged teacitere,
Jahn McKenzie is recovering from
pneumonia.
Mr, Yellowlecs and family of Bow-
rttanville are here for a vacation,
Mr. and Mrs, John Ackenhead of
Lendon visited here.
Miss Gertrude Wilson of Toronto is
at the home of her sister Mrs, Geo,
Swan,
Mrs. Nichol of London is the guest
at the Home of Mr, and Mr, Walsh,
eronaarty
Mr, Jae. Scott held a reception for
the returned soldiers and all had a
good Hine,
Mr, and Mrs. Jno Laing of Seaforth
are here for a month assisting in the
harvest.
Mr John Scott and eon of Toronto
Spent a few days with relatives,
•
-Nearly all ehildaen are subject to
worms and many are born with them,
Spare them suffering by using Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator' the best
remedy of the kind that can be had,
int.tnut ti t.+�tH ri,, i.+opertment or
1ur1. rltur:-. Toronto.)
, n
l,,5il e: t tne,unt of experl-
nicnts l t, imlt has been eon- I ` aEi e
dutf(d c:t. the Ontario Ag
cultural College in teal
grains both sinel. and in noeubinatl
for the produreiort of grain. Th
results of experiments indicate that
there is practically no advantage in
growing in combination two or more
varieties of grain_pf the same class.
Quite decided advantages, however,
have been AAbtained from certain
cobinations of grain or different
classems.
fn an experftn. it which extended.
over a period of five years in which
oats, barley, spring wheat and peas
were grown aepiirately and all the
different combination which could be
obtained by having two, three and
four grains in ea,•h mixture, it was
found that in ehnuf. ninety per cent.
of the experiments the mixed grains
gave a :greater yield per acre than
the same grains when grown separ-
ately. Of the different combinations,
oats and by 1. r eatne at the head
of the list, :giving slightly over two
hundred pounds of grain per acre
more than' when either one was
grown alone.
it is important to use in combin-
ation varieties which will grow satis-
factorily together and which will ma-
ture at the same time, Such varieties
as the Q.A.C. No, It barley and the
Daubeney, Alaska or O.A.C. No. 3
oafs give very good results.
Of twenty-five different mixtures
with different proportions of oats and
barley used for five years its expert -
mental work it was found that the
greatest returns were obtained by us-
ing one bushel, by weight, of each
Or' a mixture of 84 pounds (34 pounds
of oats anti 48 pounds of barley),
G
--uDr elph. C. A. VAN -Hz, 0. A, College,
ri-
ng q
on Lamp glass,
e
Antiquity of the Dog.
It Is Impossible tc' say when dogs
were that domestleah,d, but some of
the, earliest traces ere found on Egyp•
tian monuments, with figures of dogs,
somewhat of the greybonnd type,
which date back to at least 3500 B. C.
Even in those remote days the dog was
highly esteemed, Coming down a little
hater,
we
.readh
t at
Ulysses
es
y 3,000
years
ago g was recognized by his dog Argus
after his swineherd had failed to do so,
Plutarch speaks of Alcibades, who
cut os the tail of his.: dog, and Myron,
the sculptor, immortalized the animal
by chiseling his image in marble, The
Homans valued their dogs and kept
them for the chase end also as pets,
Alexander the Great owned a veteran
fit to tackle a lion.
med.
large
Burners, large
medium
Reliance
� , t eJlavIce L'.west Prices
11
is
14
12
_its rn p
>: up lie
Lantern glass, squat 8
tall 8
Wick, per yd 11
Matches 40c
11
Tapioca
All rice is advancing La price.
1 CSI
Japan 14
160
Buy now while
the price is low.
Have you tried our cheese? Lowest price possible
3bcents
Our Grofast Calf Meal made the calves p E sh
ahead. Have you tried a it? Sack $1.40
Leave your order with us for
PAINTS. i e sell a special brand
guaranteed, at a real price.
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Distributing Warehouse No,1
Seaforth
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