The Seaforth News, 1919-11-06, Page 8r
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
CLEAN AND SANITARY
Nothing ,more restful than
a hair cut 01• shave in a clean
surrounding."
Try Shampoo for dandruff
r
"Or 'falling Mair, or a good
ooci
head wash.
If you have closed pores
or blackheads, try .no. Owl
Massage.
We guarantee to put a
shaving edge on yoltr raozr.
"C,dinmecial Barber 'Shop,, C 4th.
W. `ROBINSON,,;
Propr:
-Your Asthma Too. The efficacy 'of
Dr. J. D. Kellog'sAsthma Remedy is
not seinething that is merely to be
hoped for; it is' to be expected. It
never fails to bring relief, and in your
own individual case will do the same.
So universal has been the success of
this far -farted cure that everyone
afflicted with this disease saves it to
himself to try it.
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CORRESPONDE NCE
DUBLIN
\V Isere dist all the hogs conic from?
Seventy -live team loads of hogs on
the 'street all at' otie time and more
coming, ,lanes Shea, nus h, al drov-
er, paid out to hog raisers over
S-40,000 on \!cin lay-.
l)r, Kennedy of London ar-
Heed in the village on Friday. Dr.
Kennedy conies well, recommended.
He has ::even. sears :Cxperience as a
medicd l)actionet'besides two years
in overseas hospital work. We ex-
tend to him a hearty welcome and
hope his stay among us will prove
not only profitable hitt mutually ag-
reeable. to all.
Miss Mary McConnell and Miss
Helen I'rawford are attending busi-
neess in Stratford.
Now that we are back to Standard
time, the G, 'l', R. should see that the
trains are run at hours to accomo-
date the passenger traffic. 'f w'o
trains east, one at 7 a, in. an done at
3.30 p. in. do not suit the people, and
in fact people hire an atuo to take
them to the classic city as it is more
SALE NOTES
Save yourself the time worry and incon-
venience of collecting your sale notes by
having this Bank do it for you
We will look after all payments when due
and credit the amount paid to your account.
Consult the Manager.
THE4: MLN1
SEAFORTH BRANCH,
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
9 519
R. M. JONES, Manager.
convenient as well as cheaper,
Thursday evening Rev. W. H,
Roharts gave a lantern lecture in
St. Mary's Church, Dublin. The
pictures showed the place where St.
Paul went on his journey to extend
Christianity. The lecture was well
illustrated and hymns were sting as
follows: "Just As I Am," "Who is
This," and the "Man of Sorrows."
Mr. Alfred Price of Mitchell operat-
ed the lantern an Halides CO the satis-
faction of the large number present.
WALTON
Diel your gate go for tramp on
Hal loween? • - -
The horticultural. Society have se-
cured the services of Dr, Bennett of
St. Thomas to address a public meet-
ing about the Middle of November.
Dr. Bennett is president of the St.
Thomas' society, Which is the largest
pay
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Issued by Canada's Victory Loan Committee
in co-ol.'ra;ion with die Minister of Finance
of the Dominion of Canada.
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and one of thebest societies in the
province, and is a good speaker.
Mr, and Mrs; jetties Nolan, have
moved 10 Seafetrth where they will
reside for a time. We are sorry to
lose such good citizens 'bitt hope
they will enjoy life in their new
home.
Miss
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. t t, il of $lyth and
Miss Shortreed of Milton were visit
ors last week at the home Mr. John
Shortreecl,
A meeting in the interests of the
Forward Movement were held in the
Presbyterian ian church and quite a num-
ber were present.
A Hallowe'en party sCas held in.
Duff's church on Friday evening un-
der the auspices of the Young people.
A good programme was provided,
KIPPEN
Duncan ifay, '7t1 f-htiron Street,
Stratford, was found dead on Sunday
morning by his daughters sviten they
called him for breakfast. lle bad
gone to the bathroom to take a bath.
and when he slid not conte for break-
fast they went to call hint and foirtd
Itius dead, evidently from heart fail -
IF YOUR CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
Look, Mother! If tongue is coated,,
cleanse little bowels with "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Figs,"
Mothers can rest easy after giving
‘`.California. Syrup of Figs," beeaus, iu
e few hours all the clogged -up waste;
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be scatted in
a e this harmless "fruit laxative."
tlillions of mothers keep it handy he-
tause :they know its action 'on the stout -
liver and bowels is prompt and sari,.
Ask your druggist for n bottle
Dalifornia Syrup of Pis," whirls
'tins directions for' babies, cliildrer
'tl tiges and for grown-ups.
CREAM WANTED
Send your cream 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 carefully. Our motto is
"Honesty to our Patrons." Patrons
are requested to return all our cans
when not in use.
Butter and Buttermilk also on
hand and for sale at market prices.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
Thursday, November 6, 1919
Fresh, rich, full -flavored tea
—the same every time
s
T his goodie&
Sold only In sealle4packttges
ore. Though he had eeu unwell for
some time, he appeared to be as well
as usual on Saturday night,
Mr. Hay was in his 66th year and!
had been a resident of Stratford for
the past five years. He was born in
North Easthope and had lived mow
of his life there, conducting a genera
store in Kipper, Besides his wife
who was assay visiting in Mensall at
the time of her husband's death, Mr.
IIay is survived by four daughters
Violet anti Mary at home: Hazel of
Cromarty; and Mrs, It. Thompson
of Kippen; two brothers and two sis-
ters, Mrs. Westlake and Mrs. Maud -
son of llihbert; John and Alex of
Saskatoon, The funeral was held to
Cromarty on Tuesday'.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hopkins of
Chicago are visitors with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Coch-
rane.
Miss Emily lvisim has taken a
position with the County Victory,
Loan headguarters in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ivison of
White Plains, N. Y., have sunsed to
village and are occupying the home
of the late 'Mr. and Mrs. [visou, pat'
ems sof the former. Mr. Ivison is by
profession an optician and will prac-
tise here. He is installing a furnace
in his house and having .it remodel-
led,
The usual Ilalow•e'en tricks were
run off here and a few unusual ones
into the bargain.
STAFFA
On Sunday evening next, Novem-
her 9th, the tablet in the Methodist
church will he unveiled. This tablet
is to keep alive the ntenory of those,
noble boys who made the supreme
sacrifice for their country's freedom
on the gory fields of France.
\Ve are glad to report that Mess -s,
Roy Patrick and .Alen Vivian' are al-
most completely recovered from their
recent illness,
'Air, John More and son of Almouie
were visitors last week at the home
the ' foruter's Brothel; Mr. fames
More.
Miss Edua \lc\'cy was, in Iirkton
recently.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that: a
Court will be held pursuant to the
Ontario Voter's Lists Act by His
Honor the fudge of the County
Court of the County of Huron at the
Town flail, Seaforth. on Friday, the
Fourteenth day of November 1919 at
the hoar of 10 o'clock A. M. to hear
and determine complaints of errors
an ii ammissions in the Voter's Lists
of the Municipality of McKillop far
1929,
hi. Murclie,
Clerk of Mcliillop,
Seaforth P. U.
HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR
Sale,—house of S rooms and 3 lots.
with large ham and fruit trees. ,1',.
so two heaters (base burners), and •t
piano case organ.—Apply to
A. G. Stiles, Goderich Street.
MACHINE OPERATORS
'Wanted ---A few girls to operate
sewing machines. V.'. E. Sanford
Mfg. Co Seaforth, Phone 59,
ACCOUNTS—For convenience I
have placed my accounts with MR.
JOHN RANKIN. Kindly settle with
him as I need the money. All
accounts not paid by Nov. 15th wilt
be placed iu other hands for collec-
tion. JOHN McNAY.
m .il y First"
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!If you were to board a train at Hall-
Ifax or Vancouver and ride for 3,500
'miles across this broad country—you
would see something o€ the security
behind Victory Bonds. You would
ride for a week—but even then you
would see only a narrow strip of Can
ada's hundreds of millions of acres—
a country nearly twice as large as all
Europe.
You would see—
the farm and the forests
the prairie and the plains
the mines and the mills
the docks and the elevators
the steamers and the railroads
the cities
the towns—
All this is the security behind your
Victory Bonds.
This is the security that makes Vic-
U
ec
act Se
rity
tory Bonds one of the.world premier
investments.. Victory Bonds are the
safest securities., Victory Bonds pay
a good rate of interest—nearly twice
as much. as savings Banks.
And you know how vital it is to Can-
adian prosperity and your own wel-
fare—that the Victory Loan shall be
successful.
It means that Canada's prosperity
and your own prosperity will con-
tinue.
So don't buy Victory Bonds just to
"square your conscience,"
Buy to the limit of your ability.
Ito your part in making the Victory
Loan a huge success.
Put your present savings into Bonds
and borrow against your future earn-
ings.
nEv ',.ryl'Dollar spent in esueda
THIS1SPACE CONTRIBUTED TO THE 1919 CAMPAIGN
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