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Nothing more restful thttna''
a hair-cUt or shave in a clean
SuatrOunding,
Shampoo for dandruff
an:fallinghair,or a good
Il'tatd. wash;
If you have closed poreS'
or blackheads, try an Owl
•MaSsage..
We guarantee to put a
VL Xoyi Apron, J. Clark, M. bki,ttin,, (isle; Dirt sed Dell, Clark, A. White
3, • Ritchie; Tear, darned, 1, Lawson,
Patch, L, Lawson; • hemstitched.
lianderchief, L. Lawson.' J. Clarke,
CLASS 1X—K. Laidlaw, R. Bolg-
er, .T. Turnbull, J. Clark; Layer Cake,
E. Bolger; Cookies, J. 'Turnbull; 131s -
cults, K. Laidlaw. J. Turnbull, M.
1arquarIntrso1I„1. Clarke: Pumpkin
I Pie. I-1. Bolger, 1 larke, G. Short-
, reed: Apple the, K. Lailaw. A. Ryan,
11. Stimore. J. ("tart: Butter Scotch.
Bennett, .1. 1 lig; \I aide Cream, •
A. Carter, G. Shorireed, G. Nitirray:
shaving edge •ort your ra.ozr. i school hutch I., i aw•am If.. Bolger:
Brown Bread, If:. Bolger: 11'hitt-
Comme:'.....a Barber Shop, C4th., B„aci,
N. Bolger. F. Bolger: Bran 1
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W. ROBINSCII,
:slutfins, :I. Clarke, K. Lahllaw, G.
SEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES, Mariawa •
Pr°Pr• Sliortreed, 1 l'Iumbult.
' - CI,'1SS N - t'artags, V. Gardiner,
THE.
E w.,
e Prepared
• The war has taught us the importance
of preparedness.
Sickness may overtake you wihout warning —
are you prepared?
Open a savings account to -day and possess the
assurance of your ability to Meet all emergencies.
THE BANK 655
• ao,,,s,a,,,,er,,,,,,,eeneeee,:seeeeemerreem2. Harris, R. Sboldice, M. Boger:
SgeletstatateinattentgAraresosisulnienstuienatnantaeinatataintsnlanalnlateettsa,fettEs'
og. R poNDENcE Fleets. !Al. l'I'llard' by her brother, 111r, XI, Feel: ',It W.,,,, t. ,L ,, A ELL
F.aS . ton, ar. Gardiner, Beans, F. Harris, ' ' , , • _I i II Illtil.V. : '.......; )...fili':,' i .
ey, wore a Ita V.% ;late Salt. VI Ille lat.
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11. nrag•er• J. 1"lmsl”! L. lcNnimald and a beautiful set of taupe fox itirs,
GENUINE ASPIRIN
. ,. . Snall.wve Head. V. Gard .
iner 1.. Me,.
the gift of the groom. She. VMS 11,-
W,,, A1,1,ri„eg,N; ,d iti,,ta,„4 11 m
,aid. 1. KerveP. .. keriey. .1. Nie
tended by her cousin, Miss Margaret
in ,..ti a 'visit to 11,1 hu Ilun,,.,' who wore a gown of French
DI,nal.1: Pr. 1antams, J. Johnston;
• Ins been Working here for some ltl-ft Ili•-dle,dds. J• 1,11nstmi, F• 1 30ndas,
blue achesse satin and georgette.
•
Only Tablets . with''Bayer Crss"
.Drager Cr. Mann; Bird House, L. The groom was assisted by hits neph-
are Aspirin—No others
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• ...
:oldie which will W. 1)11wrr, R. 1i ,,s Rabid% R, ,
tier fade nor V' 4. off.
'Hoy. John T,:rnbttll, -W. Scott, A. ew, Mr. a
Crl Stapleton. On their e -
W. J. and Mrs. Carte.: ..f Water- turn from the honeymoon they will
• down are spending a few days trithreside at the groom's home on the
I /a% 1.141.11. C. )1 . tc;!.) ; r'mnpkin, V. ifur„, pi, • li CI
Farquhar -on; Sunadh If. Harris. C.
• Mr.. Carter's father and. mother. cad. east ot the TI age. A .
CI ASS N. 111 - -Smitlou er Heads. DAY Lla
Mr. William Sholdice and Mr. and C.ardilItT. la-- 1 odb,une. I. Hoy.
•• McDonald, j. Tarnbt11, J. :alum,. STAFFA M
Mrs. ji:toes' 'Hoover NMI tti, London
a IA sow o Sunday there.
11. AsIdelo Aey l'et, W. Shortreed. gt
Next Sunday there ‘t ill he a spec- The regular meeting of the Wo -
MI Rally Day Service in the Method,. ,W• II"v• K• Jackson. B. Harris.
.. men's Institute will he held in the
jet church at. I 1 11. '13.. at mbich the i CLASS XIV—Chirken Co,.p. t
rown Hall. on, Friday afternoon,
children „ill toce rt.,,,, At .1.33, there I.Iitchie: Best natde Box, Tom Shoo. '
Sept. 26th. A gctod progritrnme is
Uhe-
. wibl
e a •Zally EnQ Serviae
ce t Bth- Milking '-t o1 T• shoriretsa. R. Den -
el church. e is; Rope Halter. T. Shor treed. I., 5,3e inepared. We. a1 0 epect t
,1xo
have our DistrietPresident, Mrs. Cm--
, .
We wish to congratulate Mr. EStewartG. McGavin, JCochrane;
d -
I rammer 'Handle. C. Ritchie, T. rie of St Mary's. to he present.
wi,!.,' Mil-,er on the ,tauding he ,thtain-
eid in the „,teeei,, , wii,,r ma,,,i,u1,6,11 Shortreea. W. Dennis. D, Murray: Mr. James Sittherhy, of Wiarton
1. J. MeGavin, Mrs. E. aim his brother, balm, of Bellville.
Scholarship c,...iminations. In Gen- 1nlIs N'Irs• • were visitors in the village last week.
eral Proficiency he ranked eight in I 4 1ardinert T. Clarke. 14 is forty years since they left here
. the Province a01 :von the Edward i atol this is their first visit to the old
• Blake scholarship in Mathematics .
CA S TO R i A home village.
: aud Science. Besides this he ranked l _ Mrs. Hotham spent a fe wdaye in
' for scholarship in Scion:lee which re- , For Infants and Children # Galt recently.
Be a,iii) got 1 ti.,„ i ii .. ,. • in Use For Over 30Years
a ,tourse in the Guelph Agricultural
Mr. Ivan 11111 leaves shortly to take
i Yerted because of holding this, other..
' Moderns and Science. 'This speaks Always heaTS College.
:
tthe
well Inc Mr. Miller and 3314.3f.lm the Signature of A little girl baby has come to live
Seaforth C•:dlegiate . Ws understand tat the hotne of Mrs. James Harburn.
that Mr. Miller intends to leave next ' MANLEY I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Templeman
week for the Toronto 1-niverity. Nye 1 -•.....
were in Thedford last week.
wisik Ili mevery success. i Mr. Thomas McKay wears a
The following is a list of the win- ' i
smile since the Plth inst. when hit
tiers of the school fair held here re-: wife presented him with a baby boy.
cently.
I Mrs. C. Eckert is at present taking,
Crawford. \Mill Dennis: Oats, How-;
CLASS I—W'lleat. Flora 'Harris, A. , ,I.,\,,ii, course of glir.ing in our village. Miss Vera and Clifford Colcough
ard Oster, N. Hoover, F. Harris, J.
,isrs, C. Eckert and J. M. Eck- apent a few days with friends in God
Mum„ Barley, F. Harris., W. Oster, ' V c"lie'l `113 friellaq here last Snn 'rich'
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e
D. McNabb: Peas. C. Hoegy. Day- .:
alN'EMiss Margaret Love was
id Murray: Corn, May Pollard, E. • i...ss ra ckart is attendingn \Val -
the ton last week.
DavidsonSheaf oats. W. Dennis, Nstrattord Normal ';‘..13001 -133-1 her N Ir. and ,Mrs. Jas. Finch of Clinton
; . - •
many 311511115 wish her success. :ipent a day here last week with
Hoover. G. McGavin. H. Oster. 1
Cl....6,'SS IT --Ternips. F. Harris. Har- alias Mary Ellen Dempsey is at- their sister, Mrs. R. Rogerson.
vey. Johston: Mangels. W.Dennis, .• • ". • "
t, mime. tne :seatorth Collegiate. Mr. George Riley jr. has gone t,-
: •
DUBLIN Brussels to work in the flax mill
V. Carter. L. Ryan: Potatoes. (L C.) ! .
F. Harris, X. Laidlaw. E. Holmes; 1 . — there.
Potatoes. IG. M.H. Tomlinson, 3..! rhe funeral of the late Mrs. P. Mrs, Cole is at present under the
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Gad'eney of Logan. who died in Lon- doctor's care.
Campbell, X. jazkson: Corn. Ti, Laid.
law. M. Hoover. F. Harris, V. Carter; Hospital, was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Lew Tebutt and Miss
PeasT. Ritchie13eets, A. Ryan. 3. friends from Dttblin and Hibbert, Maude, spent Sunday with Mr, and
, ;
Ritchie. W. Scott: Carrots, 'kr. Reid. Mrs. Gaffney was laid to rest in the Mrs. Rogerson.
1. Cochrane. J. RitchiOnons, L. ' Mitch,•11 R. C. cemetery on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. John Cole and fam
Underesood, F. Ilarris. e:
J. Munni• moreiug last. Mneh sympathy is ee- ily visited Mrs. Cole.
tended to Mr. Gaffney and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Glazier andParssnip.
Parssnips, I. Vudere,rolz Squash, G.
Me(3avin. E. Cumliln-tham, V. Gardi- , 411, f Mr. Gaffney's sons, Bart., is son of Stratford were the guests nf
• nem Pumpkin, L. Un•lerwood. al.:a stli,lent at St. Peter's Seminary, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pollard.
ttedsn t hurt a bitl Drop a little
Scott. N. Hoover; Tomatoes. L. law i 1-"ml"o. .
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Freezone on an aching cern, instantly
son. M. Seott, A. Ryae: Cabbage. i \Hs, Marie Nevin has accepted a
it right out. Yes, =pet
that eorn stops hurting, then you lift
Cattlifh000r. G. Pollard: Citron. H. -
M. Stimore, T. Stimore, r, TIoegyd 1"-,sition as teacher in Toronto. Her
parents move to the Queen City the
their children are troubled with 'Few cents at any drug store but is anffi-
eivAnttiny toTbottolev
eofevForryeezhonrne,de, onsotnns :bustof:
he 11111111 11115451 at St. Patrick's Mother, eat, easily know when
McCit11. ll. joltston. R. sholdica:, last of this 01011311. They have been
cora, or corn between the toes, and the
worms and they no time in applying
' /teams. 1., st,,,,,,„„. ii, m,,,,,„.E. c„„„ hie Ing re.ddents of Dublin and will
the best of remedies—Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator. calluses, without soreness or frrita.tion.
Freezone is the eensationa/ discovery
1- glut tn.
1•\5, ITT_ .r! 1- i• al at .ta, rhurch as Mr. Nit -vin has been {Jo' a
of a Cincinnati genius. n is wonderful.
3331, N. Laidlaw. NE Pollard: .1,ters, 011113135r of years a member cif tht
,
A.
I•,r1,c,y. ,cM. :'.. MSre, ltoPticnrwllro1 T
..":-PINnak,.nc.Cia..l.la-lr,,l.:lec rI hosoIi'rds.
Galiner T.
hMtto
ui,Jld, i--es-at SWt, ellPeetehra'ss Seremsbuimareyd
M LI fill ® Clifilif
Mol1 1,11Nlinkluttnmer ,tgra,tth SpectaS ctie
LaIlaySnapdragon, I). 1-N.I.Ir,
I. Drtritd to locate -there. H was
Tnrillotil. J. Clark,-; Ver,lenac. T a( oompanied hy his brother, Wall,r.
McCallum: Ilest 11' 1113111 T. MeCal . i and fa milY,
hon. J. Tatailmll, Hatel Drager. NH,. Agne-- Curtin's mon,. wa- in-
C1,.\ \,1 1V--r,,o,„r,l p31111. W. advert ciitly omitte,1 last we, 1: from
Clark; i' oeter-l. T.,. Ryan, T. R; -alt, 'he 114 ,,f tho-', from this ',Plage
Clarence .Stei,s; Pullett. J. 'Ryan, 1'.1 who ,,v ere att•miling the Stratford q
Steiss, L. Ryan: White 1 .eglion s, j. ‘• brilnil ''''lictol• i 'l
Ritchie, 3. Turnbull, K. iaidlaw:, Mr. I,. 1 1„-,01,7,- has bad the vl•., I k
White Nvyaiiriotte..... A. Craw i,.,,.,1 ; w.. 1 I ric 1i.,dtt rem In his 11011tie hy Mr. .. Id
Leghorn Rags. I, Ritchie, L. Laidlaw i Rnhert'or of Mitchell.
C. Munroe. ' Mr. P. Stapleton is having his
CLASS 1.7--Colt--Agri,, G. MeGav- ' l"III4ori"'1. TT, has rented it to Mr, ,
in; Heavy Draught Colt. 33 McGee.; Tobn Rtans, row general hlaelliiitli.
in; Becf Calf, A. Crawford: Durham i Mr. P. E. 115011 has been placed at--
Calf, A. Crawford; Clydedate Colt,1 Ttrodltag en as manager of the Stan
G. NfcGavin; Best Calf. A. Crawford. Hard Bank bran -11 lest opened there,
CLASS VT—Weeds, T. McCallum; ; The total inse of Mr. Milligan
was 51,200 more than his insurance.
Tt is thought that part of the walls
ean he used again in rebuilding it,
Staffa Sehool 'Pair was held on
Tuesday and was largely attended
by pupils from here as was also the
concert at night.
Mrs. Louis 17,,rolfe returned home
on Saturday.
Mr. Harry Melhams is Crecting a
garage and barn.
Those who complain about the
cost of milk should remember that
milk at three cents a glass is both
cheaper and better than a sloppy
drink of • soda water,
The Marriage of Mr. Leo Evans
and-Ifiss-Trene Feeney was solemniz-,
ed in St. Patrick's church, Dublin, orr
September llth at 9.30. The pastor,
the Rev. T.-Ncionan; performed the
ce-resnoni. The bride, w:ho Was giv-
Thureday, September 25, 1910,
iill&MgefialgengErraniZiefiallr "igagallat
4 eks ears f Lif
:nsurance Records Prove Moderate
Drinking Increases Death -rate 3596
IFE Insurance figures prove that the excess of deaths among moderate
drinkers over abstainers runs from 11% to 74%. • It is the business
of Life Insurance Companies to know the risks a man takes when he
, uses liquor, ,These Insurance men have no theories to prove and no
• 'doctrine to preaeh. Their figures are as cold as ice, arid they make you
• pay for the risks you run. To them it is simply business—a matter of
dollars and cents. But to you it is a matter of life and death.
Actuarial Comparison or Death Records
Agee ' Total Abstainer* Moderate Xitinker*
20-30 -
''' 650(1--76k 00 64,1224061
29 078
13,056
4,321
17016411 • 68
18,524
4,617
, 19%
74 0
42%
11.
30-40
34,568
,
' From tables prepared by R. 1-1. Moore; Actuary Of the United Kingdom Temperance
, .onid General Insurance Company; based on Records of over 60 years' experience.
Excess Dext....s Amon*
Moderate Drinkers
[OM 3011.7..16(IMPRINIMISIIMU
If you don't see. the "Bayer. Crose”
on the taidels, refuse ,them—they are
not Aspirin at all.
only one Aspirin, that, marked
with the -Bayer Cros.•" all other tab-
lets are only aeid imitations,
Look for the "Bayer Crosel Then
it is real Aspirin, for which there is
no ,ubstitute.
Aspirin is not (birman butis made
in Canada by Canadians. and is owned
by a Canadian .Company, all rights'being
purella,ed froncthe tlovernment.
Genuine ,"Bayer ''raidels of Aspirin''
have been proved- tair by millions fbri
Pain; Treadafhe.,:iceuraluia,.(loltle,
inatism. Lumbago, ,
Handy thcboxes •,1 P1 tablets-,alao
larger "Bnyor" paekages, can be had
-tt at- drng store. ,'
.1ridrin i tbe' trade mark. (registered,
in Cantdal; -of Bayer Manufaettme of
Menoacetieacidester Of SaIicylkateld.
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply few drops then lift sore,
topchy corns off with
fingers
Weeds Seeds, N. Hoover, T. McCal-
lum. E. Denitk: Tree Leaves. T. Mc-
Callum. Lena Miller, L. Unde,
Moths & Butterflies, 3. Turnbull, G.
Davidson, N. Hoover.
CLASS WI—Writing, 1. Stimore,
Jessie Dennis, R. Bruce. 1. Ritchie.
Writing, 3. Ritchie, E. Hemingway,
Stincore 3. Clark; Map of Ontar-
lio, J., Ciark,M. *Stimore, M. Reid:
-Map of N. Ameica, M. Hoover, E.
,Hemingway, A. Crawford, M, Stint-
-ore', Map of Huron, I. Still -lore, M.
• 13alfour,I. Underwood, T. liennis;
Land,scape, E. Hemingway, J. Clark,
-Dennis; Crayon Drawing, A.
'Stimore; Snap Shots, L.
Lawson, G. McGavin; Plan of Farm
' Horne, J. Clark, L. Underwood, K,
Laidlaw.
CLASS VIII--Hetriming on Cot-
ton, M. Stimpre, F. Bennett, L. Law -
of
The:nriost ramc'us /notion picture
of all time.
Part I r,,Thur Fri & Saturday
Part II Next week
Regular Prices
Remember the 10 cent atinee on
Saturday afternoon.
Saturday evening 2 Shows 15 cts
Synchronized Music -
Princess
0
Iftik la Willing to Die Before
ur Time for Sake of 13.oze?
THE number of deaths among moderate drinkers averages 35% higher
than among abstainers.
If you have habitually taken two glasses of whiskey per day or the
alcoholic equivalent in beer, your chances of dying before your time are
double those of total abstainers,
It has been costing total abstainers yearly millions of dollars in pre-
miums to help to pay for excessive deaths among drinkers! Can we afford
such waste of life asaFl. money in the face of the war losses of money and men?
• Vote 'No" to repealing the Ontario Temperance Act, and "No" to
rendering it practically worthless by the proposed amendments.
•
112 11
- Four Times—N!
Answer every question on the Referendum Ballot with an X under
the heading "No," and herein fail not, or your vote is lost to Temper-
ance Progress.
Ontario Referert UM, ,Committee
. JOHN MACDONALD, D. A. DUNLAP,
• • ahairman, Treasurer,
• ANDREW S. GRANT,
Vice -Chairman and Secretary
(1001 Excelsior Life Bldg., Toronto)
54
AMINNISI
Best Goods I Self Service I Lowest Prices
Be prepared for the
long nights ahead
Lamp glass. large 13c -
Lamp glass, small 1 le.
Lantern glass, squat or tall 8c.
Lamp wick 1 ic.
Burners 12&14c.
A Few of Our .Speeials
Icing sugar 14p
S. Wheat 14c
Rubber jar rings .7c
Extracts 9c
Kippered herring22
Pork&beans L 28c
0 Dutch cleaner 11
Silver G. starch 14
Dates, pgs, 22
Shaker salt 12
The market shows an advance in Teas and Coffees. 1 -lave you o
tried ours at the old prices?
Tea, black and green, mixed 65c
Tea, black and green, mixed
U. F. O. Coffee
Goftee beans.
53c
60c
50c
We are the only store in town handling the Cream
of the West and Quaker Flour. Your friends will
recommend them. Try a sack.
'UNITED 'FARMER'S 'CO:OPERATIVE Co.
LIMITED (Rhone fl 7)
Distributing Warehouse No4,1 Seaforth