The Seaforth News, 1919-10-09, Page 1Neo; Series Vol. 17 Nt) 41
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Practical experience
@itt'a e11•lAP19172iN
of r ,,1 cental Works, lras
otrt l.,Ary years 3>tacticsl
.. perre nes.
.las. bully, ,Toe 'Lane, Baa-
it ).ane, Little pigs, Freie Beattie,
POULTRY
ti
Turkeys, f,ey* manna Koehler, IvTarg•
:u -it McGrath Doris Coin„ White
,
t t„ei
1 i.l•.
to (jail rlt,n f
av Dorraime, Ci,
f.;,a ,•, 1fa,ga'et Tfnran. Andrew
Mdctutgonrery, Basil Lane, Helen Be-
attie. Pekin decks, Earl Tliekson,
til i -i;, ret. McGrath. Mabel Belton,.
Willie Boyd. Rotten decks, Watson
Shnldice, Geo., Campbell Janet Smith
Eldin, Kerr. Indian R. Ducks, Guy
Dot tre. loo Shea, O. A. C. Rock..
Pullet, Richard Nigh. Guy Dr rranee.
'Margaret :Haran. unknown pupil from
No. 10, Mart Dtewrney Emerson Dal-
. q ,r c'A.C. Peek, t ,cker,-1 Rirbard
I-ukr�tn pjl from No. 1Q
Watch For Our Special Big 'Display in Our
ttlillzba�ar. 1111 Wilt Be Special oil Saturday
I,•IP,
The Palm of perfection
le held out to all who would
(,• Ft It,:a of our MOVES.
ti, tt , s tr; nturritds the stlreul-
0rc.. xeellence of
'Freshly !made eatady
flue tctete ui' -cur
Candy will dispel tho most her -
rid c use of the blues and scowls
instantly disappear at its first
taste. It's perfeution personi-
fied, Buy a box fur your girl; if
you d:.m't, eetrte other fallow will.
-/O CENT "CASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
j Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
• Breath -Candy Cathartic.
No odds bow bad your liver, stomael'
or bowels; how much your head aerie,..
)tow miserable you are from eonatipa-
'tion, indigestion, biliousness and slugs
gist bowele-you always get relief with
easearcts, They itnmediate!y cleanse
and regulate the storuech, remove tis
-seer, fermenting food and foal gaees,
take the ea•eess Lilo from the liver an:
carry oil the eonstipeted watts ntnttcc
and poison from the hdeatines at:
bowels. sA 1.0.cent bog from your dee
gist will ken your tr lixc. and bsw;a
S P,
t
clean • om• , ,
at tilt sweet , .rt3 bead Diane' 'f
months. They wort- while ,y11u etteie
OLD TIME DANCE
On Friday, October 10th
t
in
CARDNOS' HALL -
Everybody Welcome"'
Reeves' Five piece r,rrheetra in at-
tendance,
$1.00 per couple
FOR SALE -Seven roomed, one and
a half storey brick house ht first class
repair, with ,electric lights, good cel-;
lar; also cement cistern and back kit -
]7 n
kit-
chen, The lot contains one acre t e ac, c laud
with chicken fence, c e cc alsogood stable
s abl
and hen house, nearly new. Apply to
the undersigned on the southwest
corner of the Mill Road, Egmond'
Title. J H. MCCATILEY. 2t
MEN' WANTED, -Men wanted to
cut wood by day or- cord. Apply to
THE SEAFORTII CHEMICAL CO
Seaforth, Ont. P. 02 -Box 309:
ASPIRIN FOR COLDS
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin -say Bayer
Insist nn "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
lin a. "Bayer package," containing proper
directions for Colds, Pain, Headache,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheumatism.
Name "Bayer" means genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for nineteen
oars. ' Handy tin ox
n
y II n y r i b es of i.. tablets
cost few cents. Aspirin is trade mark
of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic-
rteldeeLer of Selicylicac!d.
IF YOUR CHILD iS CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONST1PATFL
Look, Mother) if tongue is coated,
cleanse little bowels vrith "Cali-
forr•.ia Syrup of trigs."
•
Mothers car rest easy after gtc rn
"California syrup of Tei ,, beeaus•:
fr I
hour_ all the c o r ,
n Cdr > ,
t w•a
0
ur btlr end , , utrr food fent
'troves out of 111 : , t,H; urd you her,.
well, playful child again.
Siete chilrh•rn needn't he• coaxed =
011:0 this harutles "fruit, laxatttr,'
1131130rie nf-rnothere keep it handy b-:.:
'x1196 ,bltey kuaa its let:ionroe the sire,..
h, liver and bc'xe.1e is prompt and sure.
Ask ,your druggist a hotel,'
iltlifornia Syrup of t''ins' co-
directions
e -
ins direction -s rrr 1 ,6i• nhiIur<. --
'11 ages curd fur r'.r.: rttlw,
WHAT THE U. F. O. STANDS FOR
It is the policy of the United Fanners of Ontario -to build up a
country with a staple, sane and economical government, a country
0 which.. all the producers of wealth shall receive a fair share of the'
results of their labor, :A country in which the accumulation of vast
fortunes is at least difficult, if not impossible. A country which puts
a premium on effort and thrift and discourages idleness. A country
in the government of which all classes shall have a share in propor-
tion .10 their numbers and economic importance. A country in •
which the goverment is not subservient to the "Big Interests" int
truly represents. the ideals and aspirations of the "Great Masses" of
the population
VOTE H -I I a
MCKILLOP SCHOOL FAIR
The following is a list of the prize-
winners:
COLTS
Best Heavy draught-lst, Clarence
Rapien; 2nd, Fergus Kelly; 3rd, Tom
Lane; 4th Win. Maloney; 5th, James
Kerr, ' General Purpose -Frank Mc-
Grath. Roadster Colt- Clifford
!!Tart,
CALVES'. '
Best 'Beef Steer-ist, Clifford Low-
ery; 2nd, Stephen Eckert. Best Beef
Heifer, lst, Clifford Lowery; 2nd,
Mary O'Sullivan; 3rd, Isabel Lowery;
Best Beef heifer, (paid fed), 1st,. Peter
Eckert; 2nd, James Lane; 3rdL.
Smith. Dairy Heifer, C, Lowrey.
Fitted Calf, C.' Lowrey.
Best pair, Jas. Kelly, Thos. Lane;
E. Daley; Best wool lamb; Jas, Kel
ley E. paw, Thos Likne: ' Mutton
Gorikin. Mray Smith, Beth Govet
lock, Annie Shnblice. 'Phlox, Lillie
\\ nkel
a Ella A[aoc.n )roan kn,hlo
Jessie \Veno,) Foliage Frank Hog
Beth (;ovcnlock, Viola Ritchie. 'Pot
,
tie! l Plant, Ir i;
a k IrgE. Tri
Hogg
Essie Dorr-ancc... Dorothy \teiarly
Pearl Firmin. Other Plante Rossi
1- : POLITICAL
n t p ti, date there are threw Candi MACHINE OPERATORS
1) to s ili the field 191 (,
l M. sovrn-
\\ of urs feed upon the vitality Of
g lock was xicctcd at the meeting on 19 -anted --a felt oirls to inertt,, 'children and endanger their lives,A.
- Monday' by the. Liberals. Mr, Living -
a',' mi.rl' '1 simple and effective
ty flue,. \4. 1-.. ...,.tr.rc, P cw•e is Moth-,
Stour' b, the [ F. (1 a candidate
I
: er .caves) Worm Fstermine nrr..
and A[r, 1 ,tudl ur Al. P. F. is in the � '
Si.5Opt'r year
.a�.:.z,-�-.rm.-.tea=sevsi�zsamr.�an
e , Lc 1,1 ae 11 dependent,
HT}lcu, ia, T. 1lc,Millau, }%caro herr
Helga 1' err. sweet Peas, Essie Dor
ranee
f.
arr'1. 11tA1NTh1ti
l,i.r! 1louse, \ralirr lioigy. An
u- MT Rae. 'Tutu 1 -.ane, t larene.
4'Regele. Fidin Kerr. Basil t.ane
1'he tonservative meeting 11131 in
St'ab,9111 nr, Wednesday derided not - 1
t„ puts a candidate' in the field owhtg 1 i
Ito the attitude of Itlr. P1 ,nrifor,t to- t
1 et Lode t nio 1 C:r vcrnn1, of 1n 1917
n rrieet{
Vnnr vote alt,/ iittlnrne rjr
sofir-ite.d to Andt'ew file'
R. 0, candidate to represent
moo
Pc pie, (1,1, platfnrn, is ytr•r„1,
moral an.i fair 1;,11 classes. i
farmers of Canada ask only a ta," t
ife
el
fr'al, and will 4I)'! th., caro - ±'' ;'1,
Vote for the G. t (1.
help 'restore co tidengr and
to all Cati 1'
Walter 11..,p•v, Carl Dalton, Frank
T.apeleg Smith, Pair Barred
sosass e i,1. l)(.rranrr. Clifford Low-
era', Alvin Dodds. Ghent; 'White.
White Rooke, Margaret Eaton.
White 1-eghr,rns. George Campbell.
Rhode Is. Reds, Glen Cuthill, Helen
Beattie, Emu n, Daley, Pearl \9'eb-
ster. Black Minorcas, George,Cantp
hell, Emerson Daley, Einerson Daley,
1Snren I•Itulsou. White •Wyandottee,
lotte . 1st and 2nct.; Euterson; T)aley;
Brown Leghorns, Essie Kerr, Janet
Smith. ,.silver \Wyandottes, Emerson
Daley. Belgian Hares, Carl Dalton,
.1.apsley Smith. Alex:Smith. Rabbits
T.apsley Smith. Willie Bein eweis,
Black Siberian Lapslev Sntith C'ari
Dalton. Rabbits, Special, Alec :initlt
Rabbit Family-,• Earl. Diekso,t, l,aby
Chickens, Glen Cuthill.- Bantams..
'Joseph Hart, Tosephe Lane, Glen Cut-
hill, Pea of Pigeons, Ales. Smith.
los, Lane, 4a,y. Dr,rrance. Guinea.
Fowl, George Campbell, Eagle,spec.,
Durkin Sills. Mud Turtles. Wilmer
Drager, Kittens, Curd Canipliell, El -
din Kerr, Glen Cuthill, White Eggs,
Frank T-Togg, (;en. ('atitpbcll, Pat.
Feeney, Jean ,Alexander. Brown eggs,
Martin T)eite. Frank Hogg, Arnold
Lament, Edna Benneweis.
GRAIN
Sheaf Marquis Wheat. Carl Dalton,
Pearl Horan. O,A.C. Barley. Lap-
slcy Sinith, 'Peter AfrCnwan. Sheaf
Com Barley; Cart Dalton. Helen Iief-
feratan. Sheaf Oats, james •Fagg, Inc
).ane. Helen Tlefferntan, Carl Dalton.
Fall Wheat, Glen Cuthill. :Marquis
Wheat, Pearl Horan, Trene Trewar-
tlte. O. A. C. Barley. Peter McCow-
•
an, Dennis Downey. Barley, Helmer
Cuthill. O. A. C, No. 72 Oats, Irvine
Trewartha, Frank McGrath, Joe Shea.
Pea, Frank 1feGrath, Guy Dnrhance,
Cora Campbell. James Kerr, Rose
1';rau,kopf, Toe T.ane. 'Darden Peas,
()Melia Rapien. Theresa Eckart, Es -
Kerr Emerson Daley. Ground
Cherries. Alrin Dodds, English Beans
lana Smith. Butter Bean;. E1din
i
Kerr :Angus McRae, Iapsley ,smith,
Will Boyd, Hazel Rapein, Alexander
South, Black flutter Beans, Angus
MrRar, Alvtu Dodds, Cora Campbell,
White Smith. l e t s 11 c\Ri
las. t t. \\hit Beat Tack i 1
latt, Geo, Lane. Aima McRae Geo.
Lott Malted Sieu,on, Cora Campbell'.
Ensilage Cry, Wilmer Gentili, Stan-
ley TTillcn. \far i Sullivan. Yonne,-
-Bantam Corn 'Cora Campbell, Emer-
son Daley, Rubies :McRae, Kathleen
:\fttlhgan, Clarence 'Malone. Corn,
Spa isl TTelen Beattie. 'White Table
Corn 1"ssie !CCM
ROnTS ANT) VFGETABT.ES
Beets. Annie McQuaid, Helen
Kee-
..,, Frank Hogg. Margaret Me
-
Grath.
Grath. Beets, Special, Irvine Leon -
hart, Isabel Eaton. T!n nips, Helen
Beattie, Charles Anstay, Clifford
Hart, Turnips, Rose Kranskopf, G.
Campbell, Helen Beattie, Tno, Flan-
nery, Man+,aids, Clarence AfeQnaid,
Frank McGrath. Willie Boyd. On -
lents. Elsie Kerr. Toha Klannery,
Dorene Hudson. Red Tomatoes, Ed-
na Benneweis. Helen Beattie, Janet
Smith, Jessie Walton. Green Tom-
atoes, Edna Benneweis, Francis Mc-
Quaid. Eileen Mulligan, Yellow
Tomatoes, Annie Berineweis, Pearl
Rapein, Tielen Hefferntan, George
Campbell. Tomatoes, any other
kind, 'Janet Smith. Carrots, Cora
Campbell, Annie Beniteweie, Fred
Leonhardt, Frank McGrath. Pars-
nips, Eldin Kerr, Jack McMillan.
Potatoes, Trish Cobbler, Clifford
Lowery, Jae McQuaid, Dennis Dow-
ney, Joe Downey. Potatoes, G. M.
Viola Ritchie, Geo. Regelc, Hattie
Dalton, Wilmer Howes. Potatoes
Freda Merreschsmitt, Della Wetter
°sen, Wilbert °GOrlkfn. Cnhhaw's;
Rose Kranskopf, Mary Sullivan,
-
Marguerite Burns, Cora Camphelt,,,
Cucumbers, Dorothy O'Rourke, An-
gus McRae, Pearl Webster, Ruth
O'Rielly, Special Mabel Sientsn..
Squash, Helen Heffernan, Essie
Kerr. Veg, Marrow, Helen Beattie,
FLOWERS
Sunflowers, Janet Smith, Asters,
Mac ]Meson;: Jaek4+: McMillan, . Eliza.
�1111e- Stool. Emerson Daley. 1,e
Tl.n'rant'e, lint Lame. Rop • Halter.
Cart Dalton. Clifford Lowey, Guy
Siernon, Fbtin Kerr, ?1o.go AlrRae.
,,,-i Doke
SCHr.K1T. t'ONTESTS
Coll. 'Weeds, No, 1, Nn, 3. N. 1
\Weed .`cols, Nn. 2- No, 13, No, 3
tic.. rel}, ,:499(4, 'Ye..10. No. 0, No
1. ('oil, teatew 9o, 6, ti,,. 10, Nn, 1
coli, of bird', e •-. , No. 4. 11,
No. ,i, nh sx. ,l milt+cre. No. 1<'1.
\VRITING AND DRAWING
Girls over le yrs.. Viola 'Morrison,
.Adeline \Leesersrhmidt, Ruby Me -
Rae, Girls cater 10, Jessie' Walton.
Gertrude trude 'McGrath Marie 1 -ray.
Boys over 10. :\nt is \fr1. e And-
rew 39fonl,,,nary. \Vatter
Map of TTur'er.'h.oel Smith, Clifford
T,nwcry, Gilasn 1 \Vhite. Eseit- Kerr,
Map of Canada. Alvin Dodds. Roby
1 t ..
Mediae, re' r c •
F i a, ,c. Tait Hogg.
Pencil Drawing. (:nl., Eile ,. bInili-
r.ar.,Alare Malone. Pencil Drawing.
Boys, Moles Kerr, Patrick '0111ne•y,.
lanes Shea, Dan O'Rourke. 'Water'
(ell ns, Vat, Flantir.an, T1e1he• Rvan
Mary Ci'Ro,rke, Ruhr McRae:. flan
of Farts. Willie P,ov.a., Tsabel Low-
ery, Rnhy \fcRae., Angus McRae.
COOKING
Bread. Freda ?tfessersehtttid
Ruby McRae, Tilly' Smith, 'Margaret
McGrath. Brown Bread. Rnhy Me -
Rae Graham Muffins, Beth Goven-
lnclr, Mary McCowan, Viola 'Morri-
son. jean .Alexander. Oatmeal Cook-
ies, Mabel Bolton, Margaret White,
Annie Sholdice, Essie Kerr, 6 Buns,
Freda Mecter•sellnlidt, Mabel Bolton,
Tilly Snry. School lunch, Helen lief-
ferntan, Muriel !Wankel, Annie Shot -
dice. Tarts,Mary McCowan, Trene
Smith: i -Telco Fierrernan, Tsabel
Lowery. Tater Ca1ce, Tinian Wankel
Afargaret 'McGrath. F.sslc Dorrance.
Apple Pie, Annie McQuaid, - Annie
Downey, Janet Smith. Raisin Pie,
Eileen Flannery, Muriel Wankel
Ea r, estine \lithe, Lemon Pie. TTel-
en AfcKerchei', Helen Hefferntan.
Teacher's. Pre, )fisc 'McTver.-
SEWTNG :1 ND KNITTING
Mended Tear, Ruby McRae, Hat-
tie Dalton, Mary O'Rourke, Mabel
Bolton, Pair Corks, Mar Mason, Til-
l' S
Til-
lie Storey, e Mary Cuthil r
1. A Wanda
Koehler, Handerchief. Ruby McRae.
Lillian Wankel, Eileen ,Afullfgan.
Sample Darning, Tsgie Dorraru.e,
Isabel T,nwery, Crochet Lace Feig-
q "i
in ., .Amor tele' 'r i
g 1 lie Hattie Dalto ,.
Amanda Koehler. Ethel M'Ctnsl-ey.
Centrepiece, Hattie Dalton, .Amanda
Koehler, Martha Sherhert. Doilies.
Miley A'fcRae. Nettie Dalton, Cash.
ion, Tsabel Lowery, .Amanda Koehler
Yokes., Roby 19frRae Ethel Nit -Cies -
key, TTattte Dalton,
FANCY WORK -
Pillow Slips, 13nhy McRae, 2nd.
TTul:ov; n, Mary Downey, Martha
S
. Iterh r S
e t. Special work, '.ss'r
i T' ..r. Dn-
pr
ranee. Amanda 1Cr, .Ric', Ethel i>fe-
Chiskey, Doreen TTndson.
APPT.FS
Winter Apples Afahel Siemos
Stanley Hallen, Lillian Wankel. Fall
Apples, Wilbert Co,ikiu, Trene Wan-
kel, Emmett Malone. Citrons. Rus-
sell 13rltnel. Cora Campbell, Albert
Dodds, Robt, AfrKercher. Pumpkin,
Guy Dnrrance, F,Idin Kerr, Dorothy
O'Rourke, :Anton Sieninn.
CONTF.STS
Boys' - Hitching contest, Cart Dal-
ton. James Kerr, Ton Lane. Girls'
Hitching Contest. Catherine Mn-.
Grath, Cora Campbell, Government
Shield for School winning most
first .prizes, Nn.4. Men's Rare, Hir-
am Blanchard, Don Bremer, V. Lane,
Married Men's Race, Sid. Doimage,
Ivy Henderson, Trustee's Race, G.
Berineweis, Neil Klein,.'tnt. Beattie,
Boys' Race, over 10 years, Emerson
Daley, Angus McRae, Walter Hoeg-
ey. Boys under. 10 years, Harvey Mc-
Llwain, Geo, Campbell, Francis Hart
Girls over 10 years, Irene Smith,
Elizabeth Murray, Eliza Godkin.
Girls under 10. years, Marie Murray.
Irene Bolton, Vera Alltra, -
Foot -ball Match -An excellent
garne of clean foot -hall, worthy --of
every praise and was fast through-
.;
.!
There is no poisonous ingredient.
in Holloway's. Corn Cure and it can
bemused ,kithout;danger of injury.
•1 .
��;; t
the core -
moo M, f ;
Paith
,�'� 1 1 •! r F .i f' }' "�J I i 3 il'� 1 •3 yam' �j
of the electors of Centre
` rr 'ad . : ,Aa dno's . i sll
t0 hear +o r1t.,, L. 8 e Cti. dy `a Provincial g
4 ._,.).�� ,ti, t „�.. � is„. �.:�4,.t; �,a�.,s.�• ,L- 7i. �n�}�i�.{�.'�,�1!
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iistE.',•aes k ,f Ni t.1n LJ d..'3 -�'Ye esr:t caM
ar ran citizens. w
VOTE HICKS
A special hrvalrure c:' the �.�s'i✓:.f�i�'f,g.
CREAM FAN'G'ED
Send yoer crane to us and re,.-ci're
t 0 prices. \Ve are running our plant
the Firer 1lrrnnglt and can han'l!e-
ynur full supply and furnish' you
with cans. \We pay twice monthly
and '„•eigh, sampleand test each can
,f orcein carefully. Our motto is
"Honesty to our Patrons." Patrons
are requested to return all our cans
,.Rete' not in use.
it
perance i be a .4 •ii11 �discu sio, of the Tem
gctera R1ion.
Ladleect
Mr Proudfoot, the independent
candldatll. and others will address
Butter art Buttermilk also on tE,he nieettin
Mind and f,'r sale at market prices.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
a~t
GOD AVESTHE KING
The V or
Coats is en) a ? ced b
eaves and Stales
r�
New Sweaters have been developed this season, and some
womenive
a sweater h
g t ecoal c
of
n e
p a fanoY
blouse
Shown in both slip-on and coat models, brushed mohair
golf sweaters; Tuxedo and Norfolk coat style with youthful
colars and pretty belts. Wool sweaters in the slip-on style
sleeveless and with sleeves -priced $4.75 to $7.50. Coat style
55.00 to $14.50.
Utte S seer Win Need i. water
and maybe needs one this very minute to play in out-of-
doors,
ut-ofdoors Or to
wear to school 1 the
se autumn days . Mother will
he'e'd none prettier or better value than these wove slip -overs or little
coat models that have just arrived. Sizes are 6 to 12. Prices
are $2.00 to $5,00,
THE CALL OF THE NEW HAS BEEN SOUNDED HERE
--OUR BRIGHT STOCKS ANSWER
THE CALL
The new In Home Furnishing,s the new in apparel for
women. The new in apparel for children, - all these will be
found here in vast array, brimming over with the spirit of
a world unchained from the gloom of war, get into the
spirit of the times -with new things for your home and per-
sonal wear. Choose them here. Price and qualitily are all
that you always expect here, but do your buying now for
there is no question but what the selling will be big. Every
department contributes savings, so come here for every need.
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