HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-10-09, Page 8CLEAN AND SANITARY
Nothing more restful than
a hair-cut.or shave in a clean
surrounding.'
Try Shampoo for „dandruff
or falliniE,:h i or a good
head wash,
• If you have el: ed. pores
or blackheads, Irv. an )wl
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Massage,.
We guarantee to put a
shaving edge on your raozr.
COmrhei cial Barber Shop, C4th.
W. ROBINSON,
Propr.
BRUCEVIELD
Mr. 1cenneth Mills of tie' moisons
Bank is taking a two weeks holiday.
Mr. Skinner is supplying in his place
here.
Mr. !).rigus Pond's Mills
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Wm.
Scott for a few day last week.
• Mr. P. Bowery look in the Ildertor
Fair on Friday.
The new piano that thi;, P. IL. O.
Snaday Schnocnsehrmobt foe the
church use has arrived and is a very
fine instrument.
Miss Jessie- _Grainger of Clinton
visited at her home here last week.
Mr. Alex. McKenzie has got nicely
settled in his new home which he
purchased from the George Forrest
estate.
There was a meeting held in the
rhnrch last Thursday night in the
hit-
erssts of the Temperance movement.
Quite a number attended though the
night was wet. Rev, Capt. Edward,:
,,senforth gave a short address.
'Mrs,fl slop of Toronto also address
el the pro elm and was listened to at-
taaively. She is a very fluent speak
er and told many interesting things.
At the dose of the meeting a straw
was taken and it was anrerisin-
hha
f lslltif Were spoiled the
oommonmistake being that many taut
a elte: instead of an X.
Mr am! Nfra, T. H. Bothwell of
Toronto re the quests of Mr. and
Mrs. Rattenbary.
Ti -lice who has been the greet
of her mother and other friends for
time tine left for her home in Van-
rome‘n or Wednesday last.
Mr. ilea Raiser is home from Clic-
ATEURN
Rather an anra4n1. or rather a us' -
ins matter For two traeeld-rs,
tm-
mired on the Myth gravel road opPes
its' Mr, 0, P. Erratic. Their ear be-
rtnuannareable and started for
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Your Future
Future
No one knows what the future holds—
therefore the necessity for saving.
Money in• the bank is your safeguard
against the uncertainty of the future:
Start a saving5. account NOW with
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SEAFORTH BRANCH
R. M. JONES • • Manager.
7m,1 :1,...aki,1%;' through, no.
dull ,eculd blot gone further had it
not come in contact with an apple
The car was slightly damaged.
Mr. Marwood of the. Blyth Gravel
road moved to his new home near
Clinton last M‘titlay. Mr. John
eapeets to move to Mr, Marwood's
shortly.
Mr. Joseph Carr of Port Elgin and
family. visited the former's father,
Mr. "antes Carter in the village, the
part of last week,
Mr. Charles Hewson and family re-
turned home last Saturday evening
after an extended visit in the North-
west.
Mr. Imbert Scott of the 13th con.
I nI1ett, sod his farm. Mr. Hun-
sking his neighbor ithe purchaser.
Mr. A. C. Jackson has put a cement
iounda0on under his horse this week.
Mr. Thos. Adams was a recent vis-
itor in London, •
Mr. Andrew Johnston is visiting at
Dr.. Weirs.
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Victory Bonds again you may want to
how Canada used the money you loaned her last
hc,rrovrc,id the money to carryon the war and to pro -
for (i7A:•atBritain and our Allies
(7101l.IDER.1-i..13L. more than one-half of the Victory
iC:1$ spent on our soldiers This included
93T,C..0 fo,. _paving th?.rn feeding them bringing them
nom e • separation allowances to their dependents maintenance
medical services and vocational training schools
59.000.000 ot the Victory Loan 1918 was paid on account
of authorized Soldiers gratuities
"WIG()1'•'as • c for relief and reconstruction
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Litter tr, c.iNsier .•
T w.ore rot ;city cxpendi-
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51. ,,,,. pilrdlaSe of our
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„ 90 t .1;1 r itnin
..i• 'le tne pin Charse of
will be paid back to Canada in due
absolutel-y necessary to secure the orders
Carta!:1 because cash lurcbases ware impossible.
They have had the effect of tremendously helping .agricul-
tu;al and industrial workers to tide over the depression that
would have followed the Armistice, had we not Made these
credit loans
far as money concerned 1919 has been, and is still—
just as much a war year as 1918. Our main expenditures
for war cannot be completed until well on into 1920. Thus
another Victory Loan is necessary—Get ready to buy.
"Every Dollar Spent in Canada"
Issued by caaada'a Victory Loan Committee
in co-operation with the Stinieter of Finance
of the Dona/like of Canada,
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Thursday, Oct. 9, 1919
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Ontario Tea peranc t Act
A Great Benefit to Province
HE Ontario Temperance Act has redt'ced
crime by over one-third and dr:irliienness in
rnWic has practically disapr.Kiared,
tVicoholtic insanity has ,.:isapis,.f.ued.
Gold cares and aiconolic institutes for treat-
ing diconAsrn have been eksed for lack of
patients.
Ontario has been saved an annual drink bill of
-43(000,000, enough to pay our share of intereA
on the War Debi-,
Many victim'C•let..."..c.'1
God to -day for the
Tc, iopceatt the; a selsruku
amoridmente tvou;. make . every glues-,
tio3h eart the
Lincoln
traffic is a
cancer eating out
the vitato unit threatening
destruction, tot oil attempts
its 1.'03111ai:e ii.at only
abortive itpt
Vii. -must be
it NTS.138t
ha LI a
Doctors, A rir.r,T.,1010g-
iStS, i';as, i714, tt.V-
men, Generals, Bic,f,
and Social
alcohol as a, bevcraf:n
poison aitd. a nattowil
Bri'..".sh Columbia,
katchewan, Manitoba, 0 'etc ier.-
ceptingbeer and ?Jet;
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, ;;;',--ince
' 'e2 .
Eche,•ard.;:e.it.' rN.J. and.Newfoundland
have emit t:ed prohibition.
Th -a- United States i3 perman-
c,it!y "dry.-
i•nnoe has r'.•,iished absinthe,
So.:!and has -now a local option
law. 'England is initiating a great
campaign for tonipertince reform.
The movement is world wide.
Ogitario nlust. jett.
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(One X wader each NO)
Ontario Referendum Committee
JOHN MACDONALD, D.A. DUNLAP,
ANDREW S. GRANT,
Chairman. Tem uree. rice -Chairman and Secretary,
(1001 Excelsior Life Bldg., Toronto.)
Best Goods
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Self Service I Lowest Prices
We are offering limited supply o
Fl r at ee it the fi swbigi prices:
Queen sf the West flour $ 5.75 per sack
uaker Flour 5,35
Bran '-- 2.40 per 100 lbs
Shorts 2.90
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We ai.have a fresh supply o the RAN
kwing:
Pure Honey 30c1b Raspberry jam 4's 1.15
Marmalade 4 lb 98c Strawberry jam 4s 1.15
Marmalade 2 lb 50c Peach jam 4s 90c
Marmalade 1 lb 30c Plum jam 4s 90c
The stimulating and nourishing
drink in cool weather is eocoa.
Fry's, large 28c 0owan's large, 28c, sma11,15c
UNITED FAR -ME
'S CO-OPERATIVE Co.
LIMITED
Distributing Warehouse No.1
(Phone 1 17 )
Seaforth