HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-08-14, Page 5V.
Thursday August
UNPREPAREDNESS
—FAILURE
A bank account is an assistant
in character building. It establishes the
confidence, independence and pride which
increases effort and paves the way to success.
Open an account to -day and be
prepared.
T . �E CANA IAN ANK
OF COM ERCE
Seaforth Branch el. G. 1�,' uiietn Manager
W. J. Walker 1 For Sale
Undertaker
and
Embalmer
W. J. Walker, holder of goy -
eminent Diploma and License
Day or Night calla 'receive our
prompt attention
Day Phone 67
-- - Night '• rS
STRATFORD. ONT.
WESTERN ONNt'ARIO'S LARD.
1t and i3If�T COMMERCIAL
:CHOOL,
We have Commercial, 4hortbanl
and Telegraapy departments
Have experienced instructors, give
thorough COurCCs alit) we aeeiet
graduates to pond tie rs—Vtnrrr (LI
free catalogue.
D.
D. Pl. McLachlan,
Principal
•
eEAlvultl'H MARKET
Geed bilin,,, Wheat............,.. ,.. £2.1
Barley ......................,,,.n. illi
Bran per ton lii,lu
Shorte per ton. 41
Flour..........
Butter., ......... 42--•45
Hogs'• to,
Houee and half acre of land in the
, village of Bigrnondville The property
Iis situated on Centre Street,oloee to
I the Presbyterian Church and is known
as the Purcell property. Goold com-
fortable house, good shed, good well
and cement Cistern, All kinds of fruit
trees, strawberries, raspberries and
ottrrant bushes. This is a corner pro-
party with no breaks on front, and the
and is in a good state of onitivation.
This is a nice property for a retired
farmer and the taxes are light. For
partiunlars apply on the premises or to
John Raskin; Seteforth.
To Investors
A Guaranteed Mortgage
Investment Certificate, is-
sued by the Trust & Guar-
antee Co. Ltd.—Toronto
bearing; �.. p, C. interest
payable semi-annually is
one of the best and safest
investments offering today
All inturination cheerfully
given.
J(UIIN Kh
Special Representative
9Trtin Street, ;Seaford)
Phone 91 a
N. B. Bonds and De-
belltures iricludi(rg all is-
sues of War Bonds, bought
and sold.
I
131
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Already for the lath!
The veterans know the 'worth
of Comfortable S Does, You
will need a pair to meet them
How aboUt a pair of our cool
comfortable, slylish outing
Shoes?
We have a fine line and are
showing all of the Better Sty-
les.
On August 13th we hon,'•.,'
the returned soldier and re-
member those whose who do
not return. ' o will be litre,
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Can- �4 ha.®nii . 1 n..®aa®UTi en
The High Coot of Living -Economy
s the word today. 1VIalre your old
garments do instead of purchasing new
ones. Have them tiny cleaned and
pressed. Dry cleaning when properly
done.Jengthens the life of garments,
preserves their fresh Dew appearance
and acts as a'lieinfeotart, • Unsanitary
wearing apparel often oanses sickness
and death due to germs, clothing
should he cleaned at frequent intervals
My Wardrobe, Goderich ,St„ :leaforth,
Opp, Queen's Hotel.
OWIl Topics
q
Mrs, Etty of Mitelell was a visitor
at the house of Mrs, L, Rankle
Mv, R. H. Goldhawk left on Satur-
day for Thorold where he has accepted
a position.
Mr. and Mrs, F ITolmetead are
spending several weeks in Toronto
Mrs. W. H. Grasse of Vancouver is
visiting relatives in this vicinity,
Miss Janet Govenlook'who has been
spending several months at the home of
her brother Mr. Robert Govenlook in-
tends leaving this week far North Dali.
stall, She will be accompanied by her
nephew, Mr. Robert Laird and Mr.
Nelson Govenlock,
Mr. and Airs. Wright and
Master Jack of Toronto era the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ni, AT Jones,
Mrs..T, 0, Rose of Guelph is the
guest of Mr, and Mrs. John 'Beattie.
Mrs. McLaughlin of Paris is visiting
lvlre James Love,
�IMiss Grace Weir, graduate nurse of
New York is spending her holidays with
her soother Mrs. George Weir James St
Mr. Muir Thomson, Mrs. Thomson
and Margaret have returned from a
meows holiday in Grimsby.
Rev. George Speedy of Toronto
occupied the pnlpit of the Presbyterian
Church very acceptably last Sunday
morning and -evening,
Miss Irene Carbon of 'reroute is
epetaling the holidays at her home here
Mrs. James Davis of Gauanoque is
I visiting her daughter Aire, F. Robinson.
I MESS T421111a is visiting friends in
• London,
Mr, Gurdon Kenr of Toronto is visit
ing relatives here, •
Miss Margaret McIntosh of -Toronto
se visiting her grandmother, Airs, Mc-
Intosh,
Mrs. Cureminghanr of California is
vieitiug Mr. and Mrs. 0, Aberltart,
Mr. Cyril Mary) has returned to Take
onto.
Mr, and Mrs, Thornton of Tor onto
are visiting relatives in town.
Mise,L. Allen daughter of Air. James
Allen has been engaged as teacher for a
school near Woodstock,
Mrs .T, Cousin and 'hiss. Cotlsitt of
Heusin are denting Air, and Mrs R.
H Peek.
Mrs Smith who has been visiting her
mother Mrs, W. Cariloohan has return-
ed to Taronto.
The Great Wan Votersns gave Mr
A. D. Sutherland a beautiful gold Loc-
ket engraved ori Thursday night as an
appreciation ut his work inn their behalf,
Miss A. Henderson who hes spent
two weeks visiting at -Mr, Thos Patton's
left on Saturday' Miss Henderson is
engaged inn social rarefies work inn Buf-
fele,
Mr. W. R. Adams of Toronto is vis'
ting Isis home here.
tlir. D. H, Reid of London is visiting
his mother Mrs. J. F. Reid,
Mrs. John Ross of Brnoefield is
visiting her son Dr. H. H; Ross.
Mr. J. R, Roan returned from Toron-
to on Monday.
Mr, A Hazen returned from Toronto
on Saturday
•
Mr. W. Mulcahy of Chicago is visit -
friends here,
Mrs. John McTavtsh and Ian are. visit-
ing at her home inn Ingersoll,
Lieut. Neil Murray is on a visitto
the Queen's City,
Aires Katherine Ryen, and Mies Ellie
Ryan of Chicago are visiting their sin.
ter fire. M. Broderick.
Mr. J, Grieve of Miilcillep leaves
this weelr to visit relatives ' inn Brad.
wardiue Manitoba
Mrs. James Hay and little daughter
leave this week to v:sit:friende in the
(Neat.
Mies Etta Box of Toronto is visttiug
list parents Mr, and Aire, W. Box.
THE SEAFGRTH NEWS
SOLDIER
Cheques and money transfers representing
pay and; allowances of soldiers drawn in
Sterling Exchange will be cashed by this
Bank at $4,803 to the Pound Sterling.
We will transfer money for soldiers, free
of charge, to any point in Canada where
we have a branch.
ad's
HE DOMINION Bpt.
SEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES, Mtlntererd,•
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The Western
QCgj
Loudon, Ontario
September eth to 13th, 1919
This is to e Great Agricultural
Exhibition of Western Ontario
Exhibits
the
Very Beet
i Two I Atrrecti.,ns P .luhhl t ' J""''''
Speed ECeII tP Better (1 t NUC
Daily
Than Naar
PLENTY OF MUSIC FIREWORKS EVERY NIGHT
PURE FOOD SHOW TRACTOR DEMONSTRATIONS
Auto Entrance corner Dundee and Egerton Sts.
Usual Entrance at tho Gn.tes,
Prize Lists, Entry Fortes and all information from the eerr.•r,rs
LT. -COL, W. M. GARTSHORE, President A. M, HUNT, Secretor
elleiteennalMOIRASSISIMEMenetemeee
Miss Erma Freeman of Toronto
spending her holidays at her home it
Mise Grace Walker of Rochester
visiting her parents Mr, and Vire.
J. Walker,
Mrs. R. Bell and Mas Anila (tell felt
on Fridaybu a trip to Seattle.
Mr, Hurry thieve of liraurpten,
home for the hblidey
Mr. and Mrs ,m (theatre). anti Mir ut
Sprout of Stratford event S,itrday wi
fir and Mrs IC Chesney (Jode,lich St
fir J (J 8ia(ieu and fir .1 NI Be
have returned from holidnyitrg Cr Be
field
ii i Seen •'hrlrlie Chapriii in, lino ghaie.
met (n reels) at the Srr'ta't ,v ti._ , rneen.
i land teed Ir is the tiro
of
his
Bag
th e m r ; ;Intro v 't is• rr II tf1
w t stir to tilt Ai, -;a , Act :nor- J
tidy Drama--Priee•e Ire) anti en,
fine, st ('fait t 1.11.s.e's
lel wiry inn town I r:J ‘Voll 21i!.r'
'
1t. 9(
r Alta, iv srad h it ai .,. burg
vieted theMiss,. , I.t''nz tum a' eek,
th on her ,rev t„ line n••hi On
holida3s.
at
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Bi
g
4S t u i 1 its I ti ei
Miss Clarke of Varna was a visitor nit
the home of Mr, and Mrs. it, H. Peck.
Mrs. Joint Patterson of Toronto is
visiting Mr. and Mts. E. A, Box.
Master John McNabb of Duugaunou
is visiting Incigrandmother lire• John
McNabb,
Nursing Sister Mary Mason hes re
turned from oversees.
Mr, and firs• Frank Smith and Mrs
Heard of Port Culborne"gre visiting at
the home of Mn'. and firs, W, R Smith
Mr, J Hinehley has retiu'ued to town
The Strand has .added to its Mott.
Toes, n Wed. programme '•The Oharlic
Chaplin" "Big H. Series" of 'l reels
comedies and will chow erne eveey ae•
aond week staiiti:lg next Molt. 'rites. t\
Many movies claim thea,, Comuillee ' to
be fast as goon as pia ilillioll Dullar
Pictures" See the first cue "dhanghinud"
on Mon, Tues. & wed; and judge
for yourself. No advance in prices.
hire. E. Oiuittencleu and Margaret
and Roth retained hone on Tuesdae.
after visiting friends in Toronto for
several weeks.
Mn'. J. F. Ross has returned from
Toronto where he Ines. spent the past
few weeks marking examination papers.
Mrs. Panghimon and oliltdren of
Toronto are visiting relatives mere.
Mrs. G. Boyd and eons of Stislratoou
are visitors at the home of Mrs. R.
Boyd,
Hies Olive Siegel of Mitchell was a
fawn visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. .England of Ghioltgo
who are on a touring trip are visiting at
the home of Mr. Win. Alnent, •
Mn'A. C. Hazen returned on. Satur-
day after speeding several weenie inn
'Parente.
Mrs Hiles of Lendesbore is vreit-
ing Mee. Webb of town.
ffar. G It. 'V'er'b elm has rattanoed
ironsoverseas le vrsitiug•lnis mother Mrs
Webb'.
Aliases Florence and Emily Oreeawell
Isere returned from spending several
months in. the south
her
H
('leap Stomach, Clear Mind,•—The�l
stomach is the werkeliee, of the vital.
funetinns and when it entre out of order
the a hole system clogs in sympathy.
syinpathy, The al nits Hag tire tnisrd
droops sad work becomes nmpr,ssihis.
The, first metro eineuld lie to re :tore
healthful notion of the stoned. ,old the
best preparation for that purpose is
Partnelee s Vegetable Pills, (i'sreiel
use for years had won then) a leading
place in medicine, A trial win attest
their value,
qo 'Eva
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t 'i .i)' BY 11.P...71.,
,.... l� itbi5 f ,j0,.V'J
iJ AYRON'fO Serat.6
.;f:i'ciiC;ra.ladier Guards Band
iul' -Memorial Paintings
'isation of the art world,
recording every phase of
Canadian operations overseas.
WAR TROPHIES
Mammoth assemblage of
tuouster guns, aeroplanes and
ail the instruments of hellish
warfare captured by Canadian
soldiers from the 'dun.
Canada's Flying Circus
Cols. Barker and Bishop and
other world famous aces in
surrendered German planes.
I WHIPPET TANK
CAPTURED U .BOAT
Festival of Triumph
The .Molt Stirring of oil Grand Stand Spreyclo,
�q�ggw The surrender of time German Fleet
@ �7 @Jt)- Versdilles Castle—Victory Arch,
t
Allenby's entry into Jerausalem.
And a acre of ether oxttaordinarr feelures'
THE GREATEST EXHIBITION OF ALL TIMES
emammeaseneamemenneamweenwammeameeenmeemeunewenu
Thor 4 Friday &t • Saturday
The�� Stro)
St rring
AH la PUIELSOB
act AIleStal' Drama a ¢el the Yukon and
the great Northwest.
- .ALSO =
5th Chapter of the 51i3ig Circus" Serial
"The Lure of the Circus"
- SAT NltHT SCHEDULE
8.15 to 9.30 Drama, 5 reels
9.30 to 10 Serial, 2 reels
10 p.m. to 11.15 Drama, 5 reels
Monday Ti esdayr 8b Wednesday
May Alliston
in
Casfies' hi y the
ALSO
h?i'fl
4-'ve
in
f�vJr��y,
�tka�j
„.-,::.%I ids a�L:
reels?
No A va.Uce in Priee
eFneereamernseee
Electric Starting and Lighting
O car has a better starting and
lighting system than that now
available to purchasers of Ford Cars.
It is a Ford product, built into the
motor-
-a positive starter as reliable as
the motor itself
—a po'w'erful lighting system,
uniform under all engine speeds.
On the open models -Touring Cars
and is OPTIONAL
EQUIPMENT.
On
closed cars—Sedans and
Coupes—it is STANDARD
EQUIPMENT.
On all models the Ford -Standard
Magneto also provides ignition
independent of the batteries,
See the Ford car with this new
equipment.
Ford Runabout $66e; Touring $Sgo
On open models the Electric Starting and Lighting.
Equipment is Poo extra.
Coup. fern Sedan $..75 (dosed mode(. prices ora
dude Electric Starng:gand Lighting Equipment).
These prices ate F. 0. B. Ford' Ont. and. do
not include the WarTex, ea,
J. F. DALY,
COOK BIOS.
Dealer
Dealers
SEAFORTH�
HENSALI,