The Seaforth News, 1919-09-25, Page 4PROFESSIONAL CA1U S
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Phone 84 Eveningi T
ray, i', 0J BURROWS �Settforth Ottlee. and r s
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aa1GM Cburt:h, Coroner for County u( Huron
Te1`c+ihone No 40.
rens. i(.U"1'T & .MACK{AY. 1'hyslt+laws and
snrgeons,eoderieh.Street, opposite Metho•
Church,Seaiorth,
Sam. graduate Victoria and Auu Arbor, and
Member ofOnterlo College;ol Physicians and
Burgeons Coroner for County of Huron,
honor graduate Trinity iversity,
;.gold medalist Trinity Medical College, Member
o f College of Pysiciane and Burgeons, Ontario,
soit. CEO. HEILEMAN, Osteopthic Specialist
in ',Yemen's and Children's diseases and
sad chronic di el
Rheumatic,Ear, troubles, Acute d o sax
sae, Ear, Eye Nose and Throat Adenoid re-
moved withouttheknife, Consultation free,
Of1loe:over Vmbaoh's Drtlg -Store
Yneslay,810m. too p.m,tleriday 8eon, to bpm
YFa'. irs- Js II. Forster
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Graduate in Medicine, University 0
`..Terontu 1897,
Lute assistant New York Ophthal-
%lie and Aural Institute, Moorefleld's
Eye, and Golden Square Throat Hos
pits's, London England. At the
Queen's Hotel, Seaforth, third Wed
nesday in each mouth from I1 a. m. to
3p,m.railroad time. 03 Watgrloo Street,
Smith, itcarford, Phone 0(17 Stratford.
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NEWS
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IO•W TO VOTE
Cli'ere eeeih5 to be considerable
diversity 1Ly of opinion is to the voting
on tate coming retereicduni.' There
i4 an impression prevalent that
voters must answer each question in
the sane nay: that is, that the 'four
qucstiotic on the ballot lost be ans-
Thursday, September 25, 1919,
and. Mrs. John ltootitt spent aday;
fast .week herr
Mr, McPherson of Parkhill is the
palest of Mr..Robert Elliott.
\•1r. and 1lrs. James Carney and
fancily and Mr. and Mrs. Win, Carney
and fancily of Stanley visited their
sidle(, Mrs. Tough,. last week.
Rev, A, Macfarlane was In Sarnia
With foto yes's' or four 'no's' or the for a day recently,
ballot will he spoiled. This impres-
sitit is not COrieet. You can V011
vote 'yes or 'no' to the. Dior Hues
Botts, but yeti must cote yes' ta• '00
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CROMARTY
We are pleased i to report that Airs.
s 11iglt Currie is improving.
e Mrs, Donald Gillespie, who °has
been visiting friends here for the past
to all the questions, otherwise you
!ballot will l e counted as spoiled. A
an eetmple, 1 person may vot
'yes' on ttttestion 1,.'no' on question
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EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
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BAYFIELD.
Mr. G, ;sillies of the Sterling Bank
left last week for Isis home in Peter-
burit where he will spend a few
week's holiday's, • ,. ,. '.+ .. •.
Mit: I. A. Edwards is spending a
few weeks with friends in Lobo and
h.itehener,
Mr.,and Mrs \Woolridge of Toronto
and Mrs. Fair of Clinton are guests
at the home of irks Feftis0n.
Lieut. Alex. Aitken, who has just re,
turned'trau overseas, is spending a
week in the village,
Miss Davey. assistant on the,.Pub-
lie school staff, visited at her home
in Kincardine last week.
Mr. Orval Weston of Dettiot is the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Weston. .
\i. Malccn Toms,
s, who has
been
engaged in fishing at Port •
Stanley
during the past month, returned home
last week,
Quite a number from here were - to
the t,:orlerich trair last week; •
M(r., and Mrs. "Thomas Baker, Mr.
• NDN i and Mfr \\. °ootitt of London, ;lir.
2nd Annual School Fair, $. S No. 4 .McKillop,- .Friday, Sept. 26, 1919.
Farmer Watson . PRIZE LIST
General Fire, Lite and Accident insurance GLASS I -COLTS . •1
Agent,
andt. bei[ rtLtu Sewing Machines. fest Heavy Draught. 1st Medal. by Bank of t unuisei'ce , $+ 32 $1
I e -t General Purpose, lst and 2nd by 13r.Borrow§ ; . 3, , 1
1 t,t Roadcrtr•
THE McKILLOP
Milillai Fire Insurance Co,
Aarm and Isolated Town
Property Only Insured.
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OFFICERS
J as, t'nunouy, rt.deri, It, President, James
ler eta, Reeehwood, l'iee•1'rtsid eot, Phomas
Hays, Seaforth. Ells: Tress
Dirsetors
Jb. 9' McGregor. Seaforth; Joon G. Grieve,
A"irtthrop W. Rion, Constance; Paha Benoaweta.
Aredgbdgen; Robert Ferri., Hadocki Malcom
)(Semon, Clinton. G McCartney,
teats Connolly, Godericht Jaa. Evans. Beechwood
Agents
Ales. Leitch, Hnrlock; E. Hinckley, Seafortr •
Lbloom Chesney, Egmondviee• J. W, Ye.
tnenvllle; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodhaneo • Jan
and John Govenlock, Seaforth, an , Iters,
Par ea desirous to effect Insurance or traone
amass wnl bt PrompetY attended to h
Eon to any of tha above officers, address
4o their respective postolgees.
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CLASS II -CALVES
ilea Beef Steer, 1st. ;C3 by 5. J. N -Ferner, Mi. i'„ . . . . . .
Best st I eef Heifer 1-.t.$3, by L. J. Looby.
Best t Pref Steer spall fed), 1st. cufflink. by F. S. Savauge ..
3• .' 1
2 1
2 1
2 1
fleet
Heifer
ttall trill 1 te
3
by ('•rm r
2
Farmer's a C1 h
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1 s t U,irt Helfer, 1st and 'n:d by (ht . Barber. . 3 2 1
Fest pair Beef Calves, . let: 2ndand Srdbn the Standard B•un! ... 3 2 1
Lest fitted Calf. Steer lir Heifer, Medal by Dr. Harburn
Best shown and hest halter broken calf. $2 by Jos, Dorrance & Son.
CLASS III -LAMBS -
11e -t Pair Lambs. 1st, knife by Geo. Sill, . .....
I est Wool Lanmh, 1st, 2 by 1. C. Greig
Best Mutton type lannh, 1st, 32 by R. t iarrow-
CLASS IV -POULTRY
Best pair young turkeys, prizes by John Scott . . 75c 60c 40c 25e
Rest pair white geese, lot, 2nd, 3rd 4011 hr T. Smith 75t• One 40c 23e
}lest pair grey ,gees( 1, 2, 3,4, by D. Shannahnn 75c 60c 40e 25r
Rest pair Pekin Ducks, J. MacTavislt 75c 60c 40e 25c
Best pair Roue Ducks, Cardin.) Bros. , . 75c 60c 40c 25e
Pest pair Indian `Runners, R'. R. Sknnith 75c 60c 40e 25c
Best (0, 3. C.I Barred Rock pullett, Jas. A, Dale , 75c 50e 25e
Rest (0.:\. C.) Barred Rock cockerel Dr. Ross , . 75c 50c '2Se
Rest pair Barrel Rocks 40e 30e' 20e
Rest pair White Rocks 40c 30e 20e
Rest pair White Leghnrns 40e 30c 20e
Best pair Rhode L Reds 40c 30c 20e
Best pair Black Mfinnrcas 40c 30e 20e
Rest pair 't 0., or S., \\'yandnttes, H. Edge , . , , 40c 30e 20c
Rest pair Brown Leghorn. 40e 30e 20(•
1ie5t pair Brown Belgian Hare: 75c • 50c 25c
Rest pair t'Ltmmon Rabbit. 50e 2Se
flet pair 0rantnnnn Rabbits, '1.50 by W. F.. Hinchely.
pair t,, i.e Lit'er, to fit.. rianot.
1 50
1 50
1 50
14. t pen of Pigeons ,, . . - ,,. _.
CLASS V -GRAIN
Beware nest sheaf \farqu,s Wheat
of ile,t sheaf Marquis Wheat (0. A. C.)
lmilahons : ret Sheaf Barley. ley. t 0 C.'i .. .........
'est sheaf Barley
SOtd Best sheaf Ott r(t, A. C.)
01 the Best Sheaf Oats
Ikie(its Ilc.t ire. A, (',i 5. Ears Corn. Golden TtantitOt
of fie t (t..\. C./ 3 Stalks Corn. Compton Early
. t 1U A. t ,t 5 Stall Ensilage Corti .
Minard s
;;Lindment I,a,t I, t;alh'n Oats i17. A.c.1
40e
Be't gallon Barley (0. A,C,'1
Rest ' 1 ;anon field Peas
;test ;'int Gamlen Peas
Re.t Pint Bean; 40e
40e 30c' 20e 11/c
411e 30c 20e 10c
40c 30t 20c Inc
40c 30c 20c 10c
40c '30c 20e Ilk
ane 30c 20c' 10e
4tle 30c 20c 10e
40e 3i)e' 20c Inc
40e 30e 20e 10c
Lest t• gallon Marquis Wheat (0. A. C.t . , , . 40c 30e 20c 100
30c 20c 10c
40c 30c 20e ler
50c 40e 30c 20c
50e 40e 30c 20c
CLASS VI -ROOTS & VEGETABLES 30i tit 10c
et..t Yellroe 5fstigeis (0..\. C F. Fowier . 40c 30c 20c lftc
Ile,t 5 -Mengel.. - 40e 30c 20c 10e
,t 5 Turnip: (r7. A, C 1 . . , , . , , 40c 30e 20c inc
:,- t Curiiir' 40c 30c 20c 10c
Be..t , Beet; (0. A. C.)-...... 40e 30c 20e 10c
Let 5 Beets 40e 30c 20e 10c
Ile.t 5 Onions (O..4. C.) r 40c 30c 20e 10c
Bt• t o)ninn.. .... ate 30c e 10c
Bet 5 Parsntpo(O. A. C.) . - _ 40e.. 30c 200 lnc
Bet 5 Parsnips 40e 30c 20c 10e
Ile. t .3 Cabbage 40c 30e 20c 10c
Best 3 Pumpkins 40c 30c 20c 10e
Rest 3 Citrons 40c ids 20e, Id
Rest (m Putatrtes (I. C.1 40c ids 20e ids
Best fi Potatoes (G. MM.) 40c 30c '20e 10'
Rest 5 Carrrat. 40c ids 20e ids
Best 0 Tomatoes 40c 30c 20c 10e
CLASS VII -FLOWERS
Bouquet of Asters.. (121 40e 30e 20c 10c
Bouquet of Plilte 40c ids 20e Inc
Tlonottet of Sweet Peat 40c 30c 20c 10e
iloneeet of Dahlia;, Dahlia Bulbs by Dr. Grieve,
Bouquet of Gladiolii . 40c - 30c - 20c 10e
Foliage .. 40c .30c 20c 10e
Nit), other Potted Plant • 40e 30e 20e 10e
CLASS VIII -SCHOOL CONTESTS
;lest collection of at least 25 weeds $3,OO 32.00 S1.on
• . 1.50 1.00 .50
2.00 1.50 1,00
1.00 • .75 .50
A Business
Wthout a proper
systm ot'adver-
1 t sin is like a
raptor without the
power
"r
Se forth News
ADVERTISf;Nt:NTS
will supply the
re'4u1iri ed energy
phone - 84
eveniitgst127
Lest tollectinil'ot weed seeds
Fest collection of Insects
Best collection of leaves . ..
two months has returned to her home
in the west
BRUCEFIELD
Mr, and Mrs. Neil McGregor, :Mfrs.
D; McEwen, Miss Jean Mustard and
Mr. John McEwen were in Tiverton
last week,
Miss Graham of Seaforth was at
t(ie hone of. Airs Geo. Baird last
week.
We deeply regret to announce the
Beath of Sarah Baird, beloved wife of
Mr. Alexander Thompson, whish oe-
curred 51 her home on Sunday, Sept.
14th. •The deceased lynx the second
youngest daughter of the late Thos.
Baird and'\yas born in the Parish of
Anchinleck, Ayrshire, Scotland on
Nov, 2nd, 1850 and carne with her
parents to Canada in 1852. After a
stay of a few months near Galt, they
located in Stanley, where her early
life wee spent, On May 23rd, 1877,.
she was married to Mfr. Alexander
Thompson and settled on their fine
farm on the Bayfield roar( where she
lived for forty five years, Mrs.
Thompson waswidely known and
notch admired by a large circle of
friends and acgttaintnces, for her
kind and hospitable disposition, She
had been: in ill -health for the past
two months, i,ut the end' came more
suddenly than was anticipated, Mrs,
Thompson was a totasistent member
of the Union. Church, Brucefield, Her
husband and two daughters and one
son survive, Mrs. Arthur 3feQueen,.
of Stanley, Miss hate Thompson at
home and Mrs. James Thompson,
She also leaves three sisters and 'a
brother,` Mrs. J. Gilmour, Mrs. P.
Campbell, Mrs, J. Cameron and Mt•,
'rhos Baird, all of Stanley. The
pall-bearaers were I.essrs. T. T.
Baird, G. r\ Ba.hel, T. B. Campbell,
HughGil a
g n Sur, G. T, Baird, and T.
111, Beitti, The funeral was held on
Tuesday afternoon,. The floral offer-
ings were many and varied, among.
them being a beautiful wreath from
the 1. 0. 0: F. of Brucefield, Much
Sympathy is expressed with bereav
cd family. The funeral Was one of
the largest ever seen in this vicinity
and internment was made in Baird's
cemetery, Among those from a, dis-
tance were Mr. John T. Baird Air,_
George A. Baird from Detriot, Mrs.
Rev,) S. Carrieren Grand Bend; Mr,
and Mrs, Angus Gordon, Mrs. Hy.
Lednor, Mr. John Bennett, Port Al-
bert, Mr. and Mrs. John Aikenhead,.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Aikenhead,
,Albert Aileenhead,
When :Asthma Conies do not des-
pair, Turn at once to the effective
help -Dr, J. D, Kellog's Asthma Re-
give you the aid you need so sorely,
medy, This wonderful remedy: will.
Choking ceases, breathittg becomes
natural and without effort: Others,
thousands of therm, have suffered as
you stiffer but wisely turned to this
famous remedy and ceased to suffer,
Get a package this very .day.
• Best Physical Culture, Dr. Field ,
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I . t first prices 00011 by any school Shield, to be won 3 times before'
hrronting property of any school. .
CLASS IX -WRITING
Verse of National Anthem, girl over 10, 1st prize b5'Dr.McKay 50e
Verse National Anthem, girl ander 10 75c. 50c
Verse of National Anthem, boy oi•er 10, prize by Dr. McKay, 50e
Verse of National Anthem, boy under 10 . , , 7Se 50c
CLASS X .e] RAWING
Best map of Huron, boy or girl under 12 yrs. Mc-
Lean Bros $1 '75e 50c 25c
Pest map of Canada, boy or girl over i2 years . . . 75c 60 e40c 25c
Best Pencil Drawing, (girl), Whip Creast set, J. Beattie 60c 40c 25c
(Test Pencil Drawing, (boy) 75c 60c 40e 25e
Bestpainting, water colors, book by W. Thonipsott . 50c 25c
;lest plan of Farm, drawing to show House. Barn, Orchar,
Driveways. etc., Dominion^ Bank 75c 60c 40c 25c
CLASS XI -COOKING
Best loaf \White Bread, N, Clttff & Sons 75c
Best loaf Brown 'Bread. 1st Cook Book, \\'. Stapleton
Best 6 Graham Muffins, 1st Cook Book, W. Stapleton
Best 6 Oatmeal Cookies, 1st Cook Book W. Stapleton
Rest 6 Buns, 1st S0c by W. D. Kliukhanntner , , . ,
Best school Lunch. 1st Pen by E. irnmbach .
Best 6 Tarts, 1st Linnougse Cup; G. D. Haigh .
Best Layer Cake, 1st $1 by Chas. Aberhart
Cake to he given to the donor
Best Apple Pie, 1st 50c by Chas. Aberhart . ,
I'ie to be given to the donor,
Best Leman Pie, 1st 50c by Chas Aberhart
Pie to he given to the donor.
Best Raisin Pie ids 40e 30c
Rest pie of any kind baked by teacher, 1st $1 by F. Fowler
Pie to be sharer; with donor.
CLASS XII -SEWING & KNITTING '^
40c 3O
Pest mended tear e 20
Best pair, socks
$
, , ll)e
[ Best pair socks knit by teacher : ; .. • $1.00 75c 50 25
1.00 75c 50ee 25e
Best Sample of Darning 40e 300 20c l0£
CLASS XIII -FANCY WORK
Hemstitched handerchief ;
Crotctheting, lace edgings
Centrepiece
Dolies
Cushion
Yokes
Pillow slips
Pin Cushion . . ' 50c 40c
CLASS XIV -MANUAL TRAINING
Bird House, 1st and 2nd by Stewart Bros, $3, $2.
Hand Sleigh, 1st boy's watch he J. F. Daly
Box, not over 2 feet . , , •
3fllk Stool
Rope halter
TTannner handle
CLASS XV -FRUIT
Collection of 5 kinds of winter apples . . , ,
!Collection of 5 kinds fall apples
CLASS XVI --EGGS
Best dozen white eggs q
Best . dozen brown egg
60e
60c
60c
60e
40c
75c
40c
75c
40c
40c
40e
40c -
40c
40c
30c
50e
30e
50c
30c
30c
25e
25e
25c
25c
20c
50c 40e
50e 40e
50c 40c
50e 40c
50c 40c
50c 40c
50c 40c
$1.00
75c
75c
75c
40c
40c
40c
30¢
30c
30c
30c
30c
30e
30e
30e
30c
30e
50c
50c
5oc
30e
Zoe
20e
20c
20c
20c
20e
20c
20e
25c
25c
21).
20e 10e
20c 10e
40c ids
CLASS XVII -SPORTS 40c 30c 20e
Hitching colitests- The horse to be harnessed, imitched to btiggv, then tie -
hitched and unimarnessed. The horse must be held by t
res nosible 3 the bridle by some
( person at all times.: Boys $1.50, $1,00, 50c; .Girls, Aluminium
tea pot by W. Hill, $1.50, $1.00.
Boy's 50 yard race, over 10 years, .knife by Geo, Silts
Boy's 50 yard race, under 10 years, knife by Geo. Sills 50c 25e
50c 25e
Girls 50 yard race over 10 years, running shoes, PT, R. Scott . 50c 25c
Gods 50 yard race under -10 years, running shoes, 11. R. Scott , 50 23e
Single Men's race -
'Married Men's race
Trustees race
Teacher's race , • ,
lehiliition Basket Ball game, two teams from No. 4.
Badges
Football ivratch-Tw<'o evenly matched teams, Seaforth vs, McKillop.
BOOTHS LTJNCH, ETC. ,
Refreshment booths will be arranged. Lunch will be served in the
basement of the school. All articles brought to the Fair will be carefully-
. protected from destruction this year, We Irish to thank .the y
for their interest and assistance last year in our wor d viIl
be.' in attendence throughout. Admission free. Conte an dbenjo eland another
lay with the little folks of McKillop. • enjoy
WILLIAM BEATTIE, President F. T. FOWLER, Sect .
Parade at 1,30 Sharp y ?rens.
Keep This List For Reference.
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Punplils
Alt.rooaa .
Adm.. Seed
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Constipation andDia'rhaea
and Feverishness and
Loss off. Sees el,�,
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MONTREAL & NE','`t?0'RIs:.
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Ttor Infants and Children.
Motgers,Know That
Genuine
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Special 0' ar for Farmers
ram bu3iing' all kinds of
Jik-.and
Fowi
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have a great stock of second-hand
Water;'pipes and shaftings for sale.
J. Naftolin
Seaforth Junk Dealer Phone 9
Next to the Dick House
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-i..iiY,k. D, ri.- .rS'".s•..,,,^ .o te,r, ,
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Its ASSAM quality gives it
that rich flavor
!OSE
TEA s good tea
Sold only in sealed packages
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"For the Blood is the Life."
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
With any diaeaeo duo to impure 1.00d
Bush an Eczema, Scrofula, scurvy, Bad
Log, Aba000eoe, UIoorn, Glandular
Swain ow., Balla, Pim ploo, Soren of any
kind Ptloa,Blood Poioen,Rheuntatiom,
Gout, oto, dont waste your time and money
on lotions
and
t
belowthesu fame oft the skin. tl What you tw,giet
is a medicine that will thoroughly fret the blood
of the poisonous :natter which alone is the true
cause of all your suffering. Ciarko's Blood
Mixture is just such a Medicate, Itis composed
of ingredients which quickly expel front the
blood all Impurities, from whatever cause
arising, and by rendering it clean and pure,
can be relied on to effect a Lasting our,
IThot4eattatt,y lst,tn,t,ali.
or ”lents'ottcoatt.Atthl
round bottle).
Over 50 rears'
stoma
Pleasant to
take.
Sold Is sl!
CN I ie end
St r Nenpnra.
rcf”a at!
Snb t•tu tong
CURES ALL.
SKIN & 810011 OiSEASES,
C'ofns cripple the feet and snake
walking a torture, yet sure relief in
the shape of Holloway's Corn Cure
is withinthe reach of all.
Anyone knowing the present ad-
dress of Roger 1'. Roberts, formerly
of the Dominion Lank, Regina, kind- .
ly conununieate with Box 8, (Sea -
Furth News). To his interest,
Machine Operators
Wanted a few girls to operate sewing _.
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W, lr,, eanforci Mfg. Po
Seaforth
Phone 69,
CREAM WANTED
Sencl your create to us and receive
top prices. We are running our plant
the year through and can handle
your full supply and furnish you
with cans. • We pay 'twice monthly
and weigh, sample and test -each can
Of cream eat'efully. Our motto is
"Honesty: to our .Patrons,:' Patrons
tole requested to', return all our cans
when not. in 'use;
Butler sod. Buttermilk: also on
hand And for sale at market prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co,