HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-08-21, Page 5Thursday Angus
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UNPREPAREDNIESS
—FAILURE
A bank account is an assistant
in character building. It establishes the
confidence, independence and pride which
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Increases effort and paves the way to success.
Open an account to -day and be
prepared.
THE; IAN BANK
0 COMMERCE
Seetforth Brai ch J. G. Mullen, Manager
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W J Walker
Uncleriaker -
and
Embalmer
W..1, Walker, holder of goy.
ermnent Diploma and License
Day or Night sale receive our
prompt attention
Day Phone G7
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STRATFORD. ONT.
Wi:3PIft%N ONNC4RIO'1 L.alt(x.
NIST and t$l,i T (JO)'IlIERt.IAL
SCHOOL.
We have Oommeroial, Shorthand
and Telegraapy departments —
Hove expenicueed instructors, give
thorough courses atilt we, assist
graduates to positit,to. Wi int itt
free catalogue,
D. Pi. McLachlan,
Principal
RAroRTf3 tI\ItKFT
Good Milling Wheat 51.1
t)ntd ... ...,.,,, ,. on
Barlev . .................. .. .., ,... 90
Rr;uiper ton .............,.........;fi3Ot1
.iflt,nte per Lon ......... ...... ....41
Flour .....................
3intter....... ,.. ... 41-45
tygs..,. .. .... „ —35
Hogs t,~ farmers... .2.010
For Sale
House and half acro of land in the
village of frgtuondville. The property
is situated on ()entre Street, Moss *to
the Presbyterian Ohureh and is known
as the Purcell property, Good com-
fortable house, good shed, good well
and cement cistern. All kinds of fruit
trawl, strawberries, raspberries and
currant bushes, This is a corner pro-
perty with no breaks on front, and tho
and is in a good state of cultivation.
This is a Moe property for a retired
farmer and the taxes are light,' For
poetic tiers apply on the premises ort
John Rankin, Seaforth.
To Investors
A Guaranteed Mortgage
Investment Certificate, is-
sued by the Trust & Guar-
antee Co. Ltd.—Toronto
bearing a p.„c. interest
payable semi-annually is
one of the best and safest
investments offering today
All information cheerfully
given,
JOH RANK N
Special Representative
mai: Street, Soaforth
Phone 91 a
N. B. Bonds and De-
bentures including all is'
sues of War Bonds, bought
and sold.
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The High Cost of Living -Economy
the word today: Make yourold
garments do instead of perabasing new
ones. Have them dry cleaned and
pressed, Dry cleaning when properly
dente lengthens the life .nf garments,
preserves their fresh now appearance
and acts ase 'disinfectant. Unsanitary
wearing apparel often causes sickness
and death due to germs, clothing
should be cleaned at frequent intervals
My Wardrobe; (#oderieh ur,, leeafortlt,
Opp, puttee's Hotel.
Mr, J. A Marshall, of the Provincial
Depertreent of Fiighamya Toronto, was
iu the county lest week cm a tont of iu.
spection !Ye in gising attention par-
ticularly to the pdttitiune to the comity
highway' system proposed at the June
session of the comity council, Be was
acoompenidd on his tour by Mr. T, It.
Patterson, of Auburn, who is acting
county engineer in the absence of his
father, Mr, Donald Pssterson, who is
spending the stttnwer in the West,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kerslake
and Donald, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Smith motored last week
to visit relatives at Flint, Mich.
Mr, George Jackson of Montreal is
holidaying at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Vanstone, of
Stratford, are visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Van )gmond.
Mr. William Brows and children,
Robert, Mottle, and Pordie, and his
sister, Miss Bessie Brown, all of De-
troit, spent their vacation last week
4t the home of Isis mother, Mrs.
Robert Brown of Mullet. They made
the trip of 155 miles by motor.
Miss Eva Brown; an employee of
the Sandford Clothing factory spent
her holidays with her mother, Mrs,
Robert Brown of Mullett.
Nine tons of catologues arrived
Tuesday at the Express office from
the T. Eaton Co. oft distribution in
Seaforth anti vicinity. They earns iu
a special car, The merchants of Sea -
forth should take notice of this fact
and -rise to the occasion.
Mr. Harold Best of Moasejaw
was a weed enol visitor at the honor.
of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Gillespie,
James St.
Mr. Anthony, of Wiarton, has been
transformed to the Seafoods Brandt
of flank of Commerce as ace octant
taking the place of Mr. Jos. Brown,
r ho goes to Walkerville.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Rose, who
returned lately from overseas, are
visitors at the home r.f his uncle,
Mr, John Beattie,.
Mrs, George Boyd and sons, who
have been visiting Mrs. S. Boyd, re-
turned this week to their home in
Saskatoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. \ Isitesirles motor-
ed up front Stratford and spent Sun-
day with friends here.
Miss J. Hills has returned from the
hospital in Toronto much improved
, h'. health.
Mrs. John Gilmour and son Robt.
of Toronto, are guests at the home of
Mr. anti Mrs. A. D. Sutherland.
Mr. John Ironstone and Miss Rttby
1 austoue, of Stratford, spent the
,.,:i* enti at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. L. G. Van ligntoud,
Mr. Peter McDougall, of Gnrterich
township, is visiting his brother, Mr.
W. McDougall, in Pentt,ndvilk.
ai Mr. and Mrs. Anrh•ew Houston,
Mr. and Miss Bell, and Simpr
son ,. f rut ken smith, intend leaving
this week on a trip to the West.
• Mrs. Earl Bell anti Miss Agnes
Sproat are spending few days in
Detroit.
Mir, and Mrs. .lames Alexander who
reside hear Cleveland, were visitors
' at tine homes of Mrs. W. Morrow
and Mrs. James Broadfont of nicker -
smith, It is forty years since Mr.
Alexander paid a visit to these parts,
Mr. W. 0, Morrow and bride of
Leitcldn spent a few days with his
mother, Mrs. W. Morrow.
Mr. Japes Anderson, who has been
visiting Mr. C E. Smith, has re-
turned to Toronto.
Mrs. Roy Willis and daugh-
ter of Winnipeg, are visiting Mfrs.
Robert Willis.
Mn, A. A. Naylor, who has been
principal of the public school for
seven years, has accented a position.
ie Chatham and sent his resignation
to.the Board of Education,
Mr. Ray Holmes of . T.oridon is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. T. Holmes,
Miss Kate Hentterson of Buffalo
is visiting Mrs. T. Paton.
Rev. Mr. Milligan of Haristou oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Eric Mitchell Who has been
spending several • weeks at the
home of her suet, Mrs, John Kerr,
has returned to London.
Miss McLennan of London is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. McLen-
nan of the Commercial.
Miss Mabel Smithers of Toronto is
visiting her ,sister, Mrs, W. Oughtost.
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k'la r ll,esn. ;`)ti1eea you can P;at on your
feet, sir, don'I necess.r:rily ,cost more than
the other kind.
Getting :good 'shoes is a rat1m oat; se.
lection and of braying.
Our way of making trade is to give.
our patrons the benefit of our years ..: ff
experience in Hieing shoes; we show
the styles best adopted to the root.
The Late Summer and Early
Fall Models Are
1sn.ally Attractive
The English walking and long vamp
lasts are stilt very popular. ' "•lack or
rowf leathers Leather or Neolin soles
Rubber or leather heels. Very smart
or conservative styles.
$6.00 $7.00 to $10,00
You can buy the best Shoes made, -at
our store, and they are not high priced.
Once we get a chance to prove this to
you, e'il keep•you as a customer.
`leg Cat
Sti.Jl
_t7`F,Pli OR'I[H
The Home of Good Shoes
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T 1 NE \tit S
SOLKia I R
Cheques and money transfers representing
pay and allowancesof soldiers drawn in
Sterling Exchange will be cashed by this
Bank at $4.863S to the Pound Sterling.
We will transfer money for soldiers, free
of charge, to any point in Canada where
we have a branch.
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THE iM LN A1K
SEAFOWf'l''7 BRANCH: R. M. JONES,.Maacgaa
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Pte. Alex. McLerurau attd his bride
arrived home on :Monday night after
spending'' five year's overseas. He eas
wounded at Langcnrarck in 191$ but
quite recovered and returned to the.
trenches. Ile is visiting iiiparents
for •a time before going to Vae-
couver, B. C.
Rev. and Mrs, Neil MacPherson
and son of Springfield, ('nun., are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gov-
enlock in McKillop.
Miss Edna Stewart is spending
her holidays in Toronto,
Mrs. R. Boyd and lire. II
Gibson htit'a returned from a visit
to Stratford.
Mrs, R. A. Wilson of New York is
visiting her mother, :Mrs, W. E.
Southgate.
Mfrs. J. Patterson has returned Intel
a trip to Lethbridge,
bliss Dorothy Walley- of Si. 'flr..ta
Miss Dorothy 11/alley of St:
Thomas is a visitor at the home of
Mr. anti firs, George Seip.
Mr. Howard hays of -Aylmer
spent a few days this week at the
]tome of his parents, Mr. and firs.
James Hays.
Mr. Morrison Siltery is speitpding
this week visiting relatives iu Exeter
and Dashwood,
Miss Mabel Turnbull has a posi-
tion in a school fn Huntsville,
Mr. and firs. \C. Gocculoche and
their grandson, Grey Parker left
last week foe 1 tncottvcr where they
intend to res” le for the present.
Mr i S. Welsh h.,s moved ved into the
house recently vreetted by Mr Jas.
Mdar slnll
:lit (e tri Sills is eregtieg ;+
house nu the site of the cottons for-
merly occupied by his sots, Mr.
Prank Sills, Mr. W. Ihmeen !Is-
om -chased Mr. Sills' present r eid-
ence near Victoria Park.
Air. F. S, Sarau;;e preached its the
Methodist Climb. Hensel I, on Sim -
day' last:
Mir. I)ttvid Al-ilson left fur Beams.
on Saturday after spending his heli.
clays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Alexander and
Miss Agnes Barton are on e motor
trip to Cleveland.
Miss hi. Johnston and Miss A.
Campbell are in Toronto attending
the millinery openings.
Miss Della Thompson of London
is visiting her parents Mr. and firs.
J. Thompson,
Mr. G. Morse of Pliut ,llichiga,.
it a town visitor.
Mr. A. G. Smillie of Toronto was
a town visitor this week.
Miss Edith Govenfoele who has
been spending her holidays at the
berme in Winthrop, rn.terne,l
hes work inn the ci;•il service.
Mr. ami \Ire. 'Ire.Tran' Freeman eeman ,;f
LneknOw art vi itieg r+lotives here
at present.
Mit, Walter Smith eel twilit',
of Detroit ie visiting tones her..
MrsSampson o f Toronto ntr, t:. the
guest of Mrs. J. C. (`dies,.
Miss Ethel Williams of Toronto
it Somite„ thehoiidttys rt the tient
of her mother, Mire. M. Williams.
s.
Mr. Harold Deem is homeon
sick leave front Toronto.
Mn.W.Curtis of Seattle is re
Mi'. and Mrs, Roy Oke and :11•.
J. Masco .of Allis, who have been
to Toronto this week.
An air pian passed oven Scafurth
on Wednesdayat height of shut
4000 feet. going west.
Ms. H. R. Scott has beat a vercn-
rlah to Isis house, greatly imprnvin•:
the appearance of it.
Mfrs. Geo, Woods and Miss Wooth"
were in Londo)t ori Saturday:
Miss Ross, of New York, is a
visitor at Thornton Hall.
Miss Mary Cowan was called to
Toronto owing to the illness of her
sister, Miss Margaret Cowan.
•
Mr. and Mrs. 'Thus I ergasnu and
daughter visited se.Lttives ie St.
hi u•v's ort Sunday.
Mrs. 'Warwick, of :l nn street, whit
u -c ut thi !s•mnn1er. re l u'.,i Hr with
her daughter is home again.
CA Aaii'S reatlti ROADt
Consumer Benefited by Motor Tran
port Over Modern Roads
The oaznnatgn for good roads being
carried on throughout t._aada is only
part of the general awakening of the
people to the causes which have led
to the enormous increase in the prices
of the necessaries of life. That the
transportation problem is till -important
for the farmer -producer is without
question. That he may at all seasons
reach lute markets at a mantra= of
time and expense is a necessary fan.
toe in the making of reasonable
prioes for his products. For the con•
sumer, good roads have an advantage
in the fact that by enabling the farm•
ere to reach the markets in greater
numbers, the supplies of produce will
be larger, and competition will be
keener. A further consequence of
larger attendance will be that more
-attention will be paid to the con-
dition of the produce offered by those
displaying it for sale.
In the present campaign for in-
creased production, good roads will
play an important part. Motor trans. fly
portation is being rapidly developed
and utilized by the farmers. By this
means greater distances can be cover.
ed and farmers at a considerable dis-
tance from markets, with the advent ..1
of better roads, will be able to bring
their produce to the consumer in targ•
er quantities and at less expense.
Why t:ilnlatee's Wife (utt
A Preabyterlan minister in one of
Nova Scotia's Ieading pulpits prayed
earnestly for 'all the wounded soldiers
among our own men," On reaching
home his good wife reminded him that .:.
he should not condos his petitions to
the wounded "among our own men."
Next Sabbath he bravely attempted to
broaden the scope of his petition, and
Was earnest in his supplication for
"all of the soldiers who had been
wounded on Both sides." It is under.
stood that Itis wife has made no fur•
titer attempts to criticize the phrase*
elegy of the Iong *Iran'er.
IRelief Prr•tit ASaima, Who Dan tict.'
scythe the complete relief from snft'er-
itig,vhhrh foltotvs the lies of Di'. J. I).
Kellogg's Asthma Remedy? Wino est,
express the feeling of joy that trete
w'reit its soft and gentle influence re-
lieves the tightened choking air tubes.
ft has made asthmatic affliction a
thing of the past for tbonettnde, it
never falls. Good druggists evert. -
where have sold it for, years.
$tohiue will often clear a gi'(1. 4f
ilttblte grub. if the sod is
Is they can dig through
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T1 irsd y Friday & Saturday
Things h m when. John
Masters bosses the cifl
Jolie ?Masters suect't:•dt d to the job of po-
litical boss e ->f a tri;; city. ,vilc'l; his father died.
John carni' to the, city straight frt t1i ut lumber
camp, siders; -he ... ,: tie .tit-clly rottgh :Pee ked
dao u- At,d, oto boy, how 11L.. did:stitr'-lot up
in the Lit\".
You'll show yourself r: Elie time by seeing
"The R flu h Neck"4
It's a World Picture, and
M 1G L V
starred in the role of M ;stens.
ALSO)
The Sixth Chapter ot
"The Lure of the Circus"
A D DEI)A 'r 'r RA C I I c� N
s6 Mille in the
An Edt;cational 1' lilt; th.st r.'. .
prow. a treat t,./ Gee , v o e+7.
^err as '•r' ,
i'? A:;ON r 0 Le ' t. 6
anariis
i',<ciri•ial i�seaaii,as
it i of the tot worki,
)rdinm every phase of
.... A ;laza orizrations overseas,
WAR TROPHIES
'tis+iaaloth assemblage of
'g>autel ?„ilns., aeroplanes arab
ail tile 'instruments of hellish
warlare captured by Cstuadian
1.71•.‘rs from. the Hun.
. - r.du.'rs Flying Circus
.Cola. Barker and Bishop and
other world famous aces in
surrendeu•ed German planes.
,t
�traliP>r ET TANK
CAPTURED U BOAT
Festival' of Triumph •
The Mast "Ltttrtes at all Grand Stand Spoetado
S
Thus surrender of the German fleet
FVercailiee Castle—Victory Arch.
A
Allenby', entry into Jerausalons.
And a score of alloy oalratrdinory features
THE GREATEST EXHIBITION OF ALL TIMES
H t
pcao Touring Cars arid
Inc .dsters can now be supplied
with newFord electric starring and
lighting systems as OPTIONAL
EQUIPMENT.
'This electric equipment is a ford
product built by the Ford Company in their
own factory, and consisting of Generator,
Starting Motor and Storage Battery.
It is as reliable andsefhcient as the Ford.
Motor, into which it is built.
The Ford Standatd Magneto also supplies
ignition independent of the batteries,
Ford Runabout, get.. Touring, fdgo
On open models .h. Electric Starting and Lighting Equipment
is Poo extra.
Coupe,,$g75.Sedan, $1175. (Closed modet'prtce. include
Weenie Starting and Lighting Equipment).
These erica ate fo. b, Ford, Ont., and do not include Wer Tan.
.illy ?
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Electric Starting and Lighting.
J. F. DALY, Dealers
COOK BIDS. DealersHENSALI
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