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CORRESPONDENCE r
WALTON
Mr. and Mas Geo. Ferguson tet
Toronto are pending a tete day
with \[r Forgusen's parents here.
Mr. W. Neat Mr, James Harris,
and \!r. Ferguson are spending a
few days in Toronto.
. ze
said Revising (facers will be held
ddr,}acme Niiehne of Stratford as follows:
Spent Sunday arid :Monday with his in the Chambers of his honor Judge
friend, Louis 1,Volff. 13oth gentlemen I'iclisou in the Court house, Tawe
left 'Gerrnan• thiilt•-eight ',Years ago tit Ciuderich-on the 24th day of Sep-
trarelled as cunrpattoits to Canada. tcluber 1919to hear complaints as to
They .,till visit each other periodic- the said voters lists' for polling sub -
illy and Mr, kuelme purposes short- divisions 1, 2„i and 4 in the said
to leaving to spend Cour months Putti of Ciodericiz;
aliromleteitieg relatives•' Lit time Chambers of his honor Judge•..
\la. I,. el Et tins, banker, ,f Iles I Itrrl sonin the Court House, Town
vitt, spent a couple 61' ,lass at his of Gnderich, on the 25th day of Sep
former rue here t1n., wect:. Needier 11)1n
to hear cotep,laints as
Miss Marie \et inieft today for I to the said voters' diets fur polling
C avega t lain' eha ge of a school. sub -divisions 5, ii and 7 ie the said,
Alis Agnes Stapleton left rester- 'I'ot4n of Goderieh;
In the township Hall, Ethel• on tint
24111. clay of September 1919 to Inca
complaints and appeals as to the
said voters' lists for the township ,of
Grey;
In the Town Hall, Brussel% on the
27th clay of September 1919 to heir
complaints and appeals as to said
voters' lists for the said Village of
Brussels;
1n the Township {tall, Carlow on the
24th day of September 1919 to hear
complaints and appeals as to the said
setters' lists for the township of Col-
in the Township Hall, Londesboro,
on the 25th day of September 1919
to hear cutupleints and appeals as to
DUB 1;1N
`l'I-IE SI;Arei-, I'll N F 1%1'S
lay to resume her duties as teacher
at Weiland, Ont,
tins. fierce left 3e•ste!day for iter
home in Detroit, having spent a
Pleasant two (leek, with relatives,
\dr, and Mrs. Fred Shepherd and
two children Isabel and Edward, of
t t
Mars, Iowa: spent afew• days at
tl r Ii !n)e of Mrs. Shepherd's cousin,
Mr. Jos: Nagle. It is tut years since
Mrs. Shepherd went west and al
though brought tip in Toronto, she is
captivated with country life, and
:ye ul I out exchange her lot with that
.if a rite nuih, nairc Last year Mrs.
'sus ,her,I rosin .1,0tt chickens, a
1 lb. broiled netting her Ptic, and
'Ie year she has SOO chickens hatch -
hens ashes does not take to the sail voters' lists for tNt'
i t .t do feted -where site is in 1 ttnsltip of Hullett;
said
lig for i,(,;, an acre and Am.( in she Township Ilall, on the 24th
•a- "What is e.rong with ltntario" of Se tcntherl'il')
t., hear coot -
ilia land N Met as cod as het my f butts a1.1 appOit itS. the said
Coo people ,ple at t , malty holidays voters' lists for the said township
:i,(d work h naa
en • stencaliy Eggs ' \[chola,{,; of
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s t l eei when she left) to th 'c, wu Bali, Scafortli. .m 117e
rt :14,,f0 u l >itr tittnho- 25th stay- of September 191(1, to hear
one too addicted h laciness complaints wed appeals
as to the so; el ,i te:,llu• here with said voters'
lisle lot 'the said :,mi
..,I n , Town
lr,t
Itet... ,.,t . eatortl
j t.
.etIteots ,u; :iirtl lar ten rr le the Town Flail Clinton, on the
i
luta! than in Iowa. „::ih .lay of Septenl,•rl''l", to heat
Ir
anti MN. She- ] t,l lett lest c i t .i:.:gtr and appeals as to the
ronttt, front to th t3 -,till lull s.n:l voters' lists for the said Town r.i
'tan an,' 1 ktroit, and e:{ett t 11.?intim; -
Iiy the 211th of this month.neil tottiat
- y('`+ to commence e'e. at I,)
Mrs. Gillespie is a ten lice tl r
hro t. Exhibition this -leek. ,t
Mr. and Mrs. d )a; t l t_. is z i t a,
sue .;t a ft•IN- day . at the V.,routo1 t?te
Exliibititat.
Nies, rime. a. ting lett to ..pend a
fee tt ktektiin the west this leek. -.
tr
Robe Ma t tai•o nt n e,. Ales 1
k•
an. t and family f l 'a'1, 7 t , j'.l 1.
t,1 Ireen Fmlerci last week. anti
'visited their sister, Mrs. W.
r aver t. Ed we it scat tit
R t. t! 0'tt Mitzott. --.
ebrivb 'iv'-• r. -av :vent, I lilt
next. ,
There e t a ,. t annt.J nal p agrtant, hi
I 'i: 1 i. ay r c irit g Sept. 12th.
WilZ give 411 arkiress in the Bethel I
Church on the same :subject hot front tun'
a different view -point. 11
1 lion
„..1,,,.e,r i_. ''e li st d „ tit 1 t -k. in the forenoon,
1.An And Further lake Notice that ally
le tole, Dorsey . , Seaford? 1 is titerwho desires to complain that
el i np :r,t• liys with relativesin the names of any
pts nus entitled
,lin t be entt'retl c,
' u the said lists have
Heinealmo of clinron wit; been unfitted from the same, or that
the se more tem! at the Manley the names of persons who are not
! andeliss Mary hi rrray the entitled to be voters have been enter -
or, ad on the lists, may not less than 51
heme clear for I
day' night after visiting her aunt the sittings of the Revising Officer, I
} ere or tilt, name of any i
Nevin. on or removed front the said lists,
ll r. and :hirs, John Mealy and fait- Anil further take notice that such
sly of West Munktun spent Sunday appeals must be by notice in writing
ttith Mr. ami Mr„. 1.. J. Looby, in the perscribed form signed by the
Miss Clara Meagher left Monday complainant, and given or left for
w take charge of a school near Ot- hint at his residence or place of bus-
tawa tel Miss G. Meagher takes a loess to the Clerks of the Revising
;,-hood near Toronto. t)fttcers, as follows;
A number of people from this To L. I,, Knox, Gotlerich for the
locality went to ,Stratford on Mott- Town of Goderich; to A. H. McDon-
day for the Labor Day sports, aid, Ethel, as to the said lists for
the township of Grey; to F. S. Scott,
Brussels, for the Village of Brussels;
to Isaac Hetherington, R. R. 1,
Shepparton, for the township of Col-
borne; to J. Fingland, Londesboro,
for the Township of Hullett; to M.
\€urdie, R. R. 1, Seaforth, for the
Township of McKillop; to J. A.
Wilson, Seaforth, for theTown of
Seaforth; to D. L. MacPherson, Clin-
ton, for the Town of Clinton.
Lewis H. Dickson.
Chairman, Voters' Registration
Board, County of Huron.
Copies of the Voters Lists may be
seen with the Municipal Clerks, Post
Masters, H. J. D. Cooke. Goderieh,
attendance
WINTHROP
Mr,Cdta.. Uolntage has purchased
the farm across tate road from Mr.
John Campbell rind Mr. Campbell
since purchased Mr . James Hart's
farm just a little tray east of his own
place.
Mr. David McFarlane has pur-
chased a Mogul tractor from Mr.
James Kerr for use on his farm,
Mr. James H. Campbell has pur-
chased a new Ford car,
Mr. John McCallum has purchased
the Methodist church one and one
quarter miles east of the village and
intends moving it to his farm.
Our school opened again with Hits)
Shillinglaw as teacher.
Mr. Thomas Mcilroy and George
McKee each had a well drilled on
their farms last week. Mr. Hopper
of Belgrave had the contract.
tss Dolly \\'nlfe arrived i ilio n a data before the date fixed
Urs, t eImingvillt apply, complain or appeal to have
Mi I iertnan of \\ in.lcnr, is the his i mm name
guest of her brother, Mr. W. A, other person corrected in, entered
CASTO
For Infants and Children 4
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
TIT if 7 1 311'ER.'\ NC E REFEREN,-
171.'bf ACT 1919
MANLEY 1. Form 10
Ontario Election Act, 1918,
(Referred to in Section 34)
Notice of Sittings of Revising
Officers
Electoral 1>istrict iif Centre Huron;
to wit
Take notiee that the voter.; t rs lista
for the - rh !n i,-i,.ns 1 and 2
n t r• u n ttciluality of the cilia;ter ni
nninlieeed I. 2, 3. and 4 in
ret united silty. f the town of ('lit
,rt:. ;motbere,i 1, 2, 3. and 4 in the
, nnshit rf t'nlb untie: numbered I
Messrs, Thos. McKay and W.
Manley shipped a carload of cattle
to Toronto last week and are salting
in the Toronto Exhibition.
Messrs. Charles Regeke and Chas.
Eggert are repairing the Lawrence :
Drain near Seaforth.
The many frie't,}s of Mr. Williarn j
Mitchell are sorry to learn that lir- , t
is net improving in health, ! t
Miss Annie R:street is still in a I t
prrcarions rr,nditinn.
t 4, - n, and. 7 ill tin' town
let -telt; uutni,e 1 1, 2. i 4, 5,
7 in the township ''I r rev; 1; 2, f
ti and 7 nr the tow whip
lett: tutrnht•r, 1 and 4 in t
n..hip r f \ic'I:ilf, I ; awl nnntbe
1 2, .1 4 anti sin the town of Se
7 have heeuprepared by the e
retort and have }Well deliver
he clerk of this Mart? by tl
truing Offieer;
that His honer Judge Lewis'H
cson has been atrn,inted Retisin
he purpose of hearing complain
appeals as to the said lists fn
town of C:oderich; His hono
ge E, N. Lewis has been appoint
ie rising ()Meer fret the purpos
e acing complaints and appeals a
e said lists for the township 0
and the village of Brussels;
Reynolds. Esquire, has bee
inted Revising Officer to hes
plaints and appeals as to the said
s' lists for the townships" of
^°Thorne and Hallett; ` D. McDon-
ald, Esquire, has been appointed Re-
vising Officer to hear complaints and
appeals as to the said voters' lists
for the township of McKillop and
Town of Seaforth;
C. Seager has been appointed Re-
vising Officer to hear complaints sad
appeals as to the said voters' lists
for the Town of Clinton, And take
farther notice that the sittings of the
land
BRUCEFIELD 4
f Htd
Mrs. Barbara ?skiver, of Clinton. f eta
announces the marriage ',f hereldest fort
l
daughter, Marjorie if.. to II, Goldie
Graham. which took pierce. at the u,re
Manse, Ian cefieil. on hriri ty. August R, t
29th, l'tl9., civ;. ceremony was Rett
formed by the Rev. W. 1•,t, McIntosh, id
Did
for t
McKILLOP and
the
of.
r.,
Captain Earl Heron awl et,'e- ut cddI
Toronto visited at the home of Mrs. of h
George Habkirlc.
Miss Birdie Shannon to th
ed to Hamilton, ixas” i etarn- Grey
Mrs, Earl Habkirk spent a few appn
days in Toronto'last weelc
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Irvine of Tor voter
cote
onto, are visiting relatives in_ this
vicinity during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin of Stratford
have returned homeafter spending a
week with their niece, Mrs, S. J. Bell.
Harvestingis practically over and
a considerable amount of the thresh-
ing has been donee.
A large number of the farmers are
taking in the Toronto Exhibition'
this week
tr ropes ti rooster, makes love and grabs a fortune.
r Only a Normand could preserve the plausibility
Chief Enumerator, the local enum-
erators for the tieverdl• polling stib-
divisions, the members of the var-
ious municipal commits and with the
undersigned,
Seager,
Clerk, \'titers, Ii'p-istratii,u Board,
titidericl:.
LIFT` CORNS OR
_�' CALLUSES OFF
Doesn't hurtl Lift any corn or
callus off .with fingers
Thursday Sep ti:mber4
memaseaistwom
Don't sutler! ,i. tiny bottle of
Freezone costs but a fast' cents at any
arug store. Apply a few drops on the
corns, 'aliases and "hard skin" on bot-
tom of feet, then lift tltent off'. t )
When Freezone removes i'urns from the
toes or calluses from the bottom of feet,
tile skin beneath is left pink and healthy
and never pore, tender* or irritated.
OTHER TABLETS NOT
ASPIRIN AT ALL
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Gelatine Aspirin
ver
If you don't sec the "Bayer Cross"
on the tablets, yeti are not getting
Aspirin—only an acid imitation,
Genuine in"
are nose made "Bayer Canadaa by a Cants of adian
Coan interest what-
ever,pallrights being ipurchased from the
United States Government.
During the war. acid imitations were
sold as Aspirin in pill boxes and various
other containers. The "Bayer Gross" 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.
Hanlso
larger sized y s "Bayer" packages boxes of 12 eteanabe
lead at .drug stores,
he trade mark
inACanadal, irin is of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoacetieacidester of Salicylicacid,
Machine Operators
Wanted a few girls to opet•ate sewing
machines.
W. Z'', Sanford M!'g, Co
Seaforth
Phone 89.
This Week "lid the screens funniest comedienne,
r' I pjlw
here last in "Peck's Bad Girl"
appears in
'The Pest'
She wears overalls, rides a donkey, saddles a
dog,
interest
e and heart of the story and .at the same time treat
f the spectator to a Collection of surprising pranks and
stunts that make the "Pest,"
Y
One of the biggest comedy sensations filmed,.
Don't overlook it
Here Thur. Fri. Sat,
rincess'
II-
Ca*da's Dead and Missing
Canada's Wounded' - - -
Canada's National ebt -
Ssoldliers' Annual Pensions
HE WORLD is staggering with debt.
countries are verging on' bankruptcy.
Five years ago Canada had never dreamed of
carries to -day.
Canada entered the Great War with a National Debt of $337,000,000,
or $42 per head of population. Canada emerges with a National Debt
to date of $1,670,263,691, which is expected to approximate :$2,000000-
000 by the end of the fiscal year ---or about $250 for every man, woman
and child in the country. Interest charges alone will eat up nearly one-
half our present national revenue, and soldiers' pensions will have to be
provided as well.
63,033
149,709
$1,670,265,691
^ 55,000,00
Some of the leading
the financial burden she
•
Cts n Ontario ;air (ford to Spend
$36,0' ®, 01{0 a Year on
PREVIOUS to the Ontario Temperance Act the drink bill o
�-' f the
Province approximated $36,000,000 'per year, an amount about
equal to Ontario's share of the Annual interest on our National
Debt. In the face of our financial responsibilities alone, is this the time
to repeal the Ontario Temperance Act or relax a single one of its restric-
tions upon waste of money and man power? To every question on the
Referendum Ballot vote--
fe
N
$1,
�e m
a u es -..-64 Nor
No Repeal—No Government beer shops—No intoxicating beer in Standard Hotel bars—No Govern -
meat beer and whiskey shops. Be sure you are on the voters' list. Be sure you mark your ballot
flour mes X X X X—in the column headed No.
tarso Referend m Committee
JOHN MACDONALD, D. A. DUNLAP;
Chairman. Treaaurtr.
ANDREW S. GRANT;
Fier -Chairman and Secretary.
(1001 Excelsior Life Bldg.)
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