The Seaforth News, 1919-11-13, Page 46
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Thursday, November 13th, 1919.
PROFESSIOIsAl CAVDS
• MEDICAL
4. HUGH ROSE, 'Physician and Surgeon
of LOTION Hospital, London, Engler 0.
attention to diseases of Eye, For, Nt se
Wont,
wad residence behind Dommiee lama
ghats lie. 5, Residence ramie, No, lea
grhg.,Y, AIM:tows seeterm Nita, and r s
l".14tae-0oderieh Street, 00111 01 the Meth
,OgaIgt oherea, 'stoner for COM) t y of Huron
Ifteauhrine Not 15.
suorr II A , ystria na and
feSorgeotts, G0011011 :ascot. opposite Metho.
Church. Seaforth,
tong. graduate Vieton 0 nod Ann 1111d
lomher 01 Ontario College al PaYairiant; End
nrfitons. Coroner for Cnouty 01 1, 0500
51ACXAY,1101505 gratillete linty Co I vent Sc,
wee matte] ist Trinity 'Al et -lies! College NI ember
tenese of Pysiclans and Surgeons, (11aar)
- • • -
DIL GEO, HEILEMAN, Ostennthle Specialist
in Women's anti ChM rents diseases and
Rheumatic troubles. Acute n ,d ine d Nord
hsh, Bar, EIS, Nose and Throat Adenoid re.
without theicaite. cense:mum) tree.
°Mee over riebeca's Dem store
aintsaineai e_in, 5011 pon.deriday adn, t Now
Dr. F. J. R. Forster
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Graduate in :Medicine. University of
Toronto 18547,
Late Assistant Now York Ophthal-
mic and Aurel li,stiiitte, Aleori•fieldis
Eye, and Golden Synate Throat Hos
pitals, London Englatid. At the
11neces Hotel, Seafortb. third Wed
msday 0801 141.101311 frum 1114 tn. to
reilreari time, :13 Waterloo Street,
4ont11, dtestf evil Phone Lo7 iStratford.
matted by AWN
Haulage Licenses L;Nglir:Wg,'
104,5
surance
Ass yee e•ansidering insurance. Lite or Aceldent'r
Myou ars, a postcard will get our rates.
-J. D. GINGIALEY.
Consent Agent tor London Life 'Intranet Co.,
erdlraperialGuarnmeeand Accident Insurance Co,
Seoforth, Ont.
THE iVicKliA„OP
Mutual Fire lusurance Co.
S'arm anti Isolated Town
Prtaperty enly Insured:
OFFICERS
..11110 Cotatoby, bodosit 11, l'reiikleat. Blows
ETanta, Beachwood, Vire-IM. NIdent, Taunus
151 0)0. Seaforth. Sde..Tres
Directors
D. O. McGregor, Senforth; Joon G. Grirve,
Winthrop W. Wan, Constance; John Bennewcic
/Amgen; Robert Fang, Harlock; Malcom
0150",1. Clinton., 1. megrim try • Seafortlu
cesna Connolly, Goderfeh: Jas. Evans. Beechwood
Agents
Alm Leitch, Harlock; E. ilinehtey Scott:us
Chesney, Egunondville; 1 N. V
rfliel R. G. Jarmouth. Brodhav • ; Jan
err and John Govenlock, Senforth, atom.
Parties desirous to effect Insurance or transit
2141' business will be pcomptly attended •
ponnatIon to any of the aboye officers, address
maids rmoective nostoffices.
The
Origint0
and
Only
, Genuine
Beware
of
Imitations
Sold
on the
Merits
of
Minard's
Liniment
LIFT OFF CORNS!.
A CREDIT TO CANADA
'Canada has, every reason to be proud
of that great family and farm paper,
The Family Herald and Weekly Star
of Montreal. It is now issued in a
new form, sixty-four pager Weekly,
and is more easily handled than the
old style and read, The Family'Her
and is the great home paper in this
continent, Each and every issue is
brimful of the choicest and 01005 int-
eresting and instrtietie reading mat-
ter, It costs hot $1.25 a year and ev-
ery subscriber for 1920 is receiving a
handsome souvenir Portrait of the
Prince of Wales, size 16 a- 22 inches.
This portrait alone could not be pur-
chased for the money. How the
Family Herald cite 'give such a beaut-
iful portrait to all subscribers is in-
dees1. a mystery, still they do it and
their subscribers receive the benefit
ei their generosity.
Subscriptions Taken itt This °nice.
HURON NEWS
Wc4lev Snell of Exeter last
week shipped seventeen ears of
choice heavy steers to New York.
['itis is a very large shipment for one
week. Mr. Snell went to New York
last week in connection with the deal.
.\ quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fran-
cis ef Stephen on Nov. 3rd, when
Rev. Mr, Wilson united in marriage
Mr. Richard H. Coultis Ind Mrs. E.
Ann Rook, both of Exeter. Mr. and
Mrs. Coultis left on the same evening
for Detroit and other places to spend
short honeymoon.
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock and Implements on
Lot 17. Concession 10, Hibbert. !et
utile west of Croinarty on
Wednesday, November 19, 1919
let one o'elock sharp, the
LIORSES- ...Matched nair draft geld-
' hags. risiag 5 years; draft gelding
ising 5 years; driver, rising 6 years
i'A'171.E- -3 choice Durham cows
with calves at foot; Durham. heifer,
5 due Dee. 2nd; Durham CONN". due Dec.
23; 1)urhain cow. doe Feb. 27: Due-
;
haul COW. due March 5; 2 Durham
sows. •Itie in June: 2 heifers rising 2
5 years old: $ heifers and 4 steers ris-
ing one year old.
PTGS-2 Yorkshire brood SoWS. dile
Jan. 5: 1 Yorkshire brood sow, due
Jan. 18: 14 shoats. about 125 lbs
• each.
SHEEP --6 Leicester ewes: 5 ewe
lambs.
HENS -50 White Wyandotte hens.
GR.\ IN & ROOTS -200 beshels oats
300 bushels barley; 50 bushels peas;
400 bushels mixed grain; 500 bushels
mangolds; 10 bags apples: quantity
of millet and corn.
\VOOD---45 cords good hard wood,
16 inches. long; 111) rods good raiLs.
IMPLEMENTS -- Massey Harris
binder; mower; and 13 hoe seed drill.
view; steel land roller: Frost a; aaaeat
Cultivator; set it -tin Intrrows;settifier;
'alking plow; set sleighs; vtagu'ont
hay rack: gravel bos.; roller crueller;
5 horse power Internatii•nal gas, -
line enable, root puiper. buggy -2 cut-
ters. Meloit•• cream sepavator, 5011 lbs.
eaoacity, fanning mill, set brash
'mounted harness, ;et plow heelless,
set light harness, 2 doz. garin bag's,
scoop shoeel. bay fid; rope. Set slings
swivel car, hay fork, sap pails, 2 panA,
2 oak barrels. etulbeard. Mot etove,
forka, hoes ;hovels and many other
attides to•• immerous tnentien. 'use
611 ',it the farm.
Positively no reserve as the prim- ,
rietor has sold his farm.
This sale wil start sharp 00 time.
Terms—All gums of $10 and under,
cash; over that amount. 12 months'
credit will he given 00 furnishing ap-
prowil jirint riot ;, or a discount of
5 tier sent for cash in lieu of notes.
W. E NAIRN. PERCY MILLER,
koetioneer. Proprietor.
ROD AND GUN
'1 lit' November issue of Rod and
• ;en. published. by W. .1. Titylos• 1.111-
« 1, (5,51 lot. 11Mt, bnatalaai ba.4
Ill, molting t., tort.. ".k
Mot 1111111 ittesiigonclie t'ottuty.-
Inure Duncan "Days
Apply few drops then lift sore, 4-1.""r""
* too:, t.ittoto-tt n sore,' col 1,,
• touchy corns off with
ieu,tioe, .0 "The tem rhai euall
fingers a :Mile" "\ Non.,
a11.115 1841) ar,,I Att,.tbert
.r.
Doan t hurt a bit! Drop a little
tereezone on an exiting corn, instantly
Aline corxs stops hurting, then you lift
di right out. Yes, magic!
A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but a
cents at any drug store, but is sum
,tienii to remove every hard corn soft
itg.tra, or corn between the toes, mid the
'Ira; re:Muses, without soreness or irritation.
Zreezone is the sensational -discovery
.01. a Cinetnnett gettrum, 25 10 wonderful,
'a
la•lt
,''maty interesting- to hunters v.heth
('5 on vacation 005 or going, t0'
turning. The first part Of au interest
ing ei••ry •if .1.laska, entitled, -Tire
Damming Bird by Mrs, jean '1'' 55,1
Ili,' opening' story 15 this ssite
while Boneyeastle Dale will he
as in tstrestin g ile vl'er in his "Ttso
\ ncient Beach romber;." lattecan
Caumbel! Seoles addr••ss on 'Rehatior.
of Indians to life Conservation'
and "f)pening [Jas a t I atIce Seng,og"
John Townson are timely anditi-
ing articles. "Fishing Notes"
condneied by ko ht. Page Lin ('1(1
tii....ntaining "Dusk mil Ember Paper,"
".\ long the 'rrap Line" by 11. 1'. Had-
don, "Guns and Ammunition" by I ,
51
La 1 d is„" Rori and Gull alechanies,"
'The 1<ebitel' and "Trap" department
will be found up to the ostial standard
with much interest to their various
followers.
DUBLIN •
Miss Nellie Ernest was in TCCSWat-
CV East weelc.
Mrs, 'Flynn and her grandchildren,
Helen' and june Wilder of Bay City,
Mich., were guests of Mr, and Airs.
L. J. Looby,
A number of our young people at-
tended the dance in St. Columban
last week and report an enjoyable
time,
Miss Ida Hotham oi Mitchell Mir -
poses taking a limited number of
pupils for singing lessons. On Mon-
days the lady will be in the village'
from 11 a. in. to 9 p. 111,
\ dance will be held in the Opera
Hall. Dublin. on Friday Evening,
November 14th, Douglas Brothers'
Orchestra will furnish the music mid
all a re cordially invited.
Messrs. W. Hills and CoMpany
will have a line Inisieess Neck wheu
the now building 15 Cpmpleted. It is
large and is situated in one of the
best locations in the village.
We have good business houses,
tine residences, electric lights and ce-
ment walk, Travellers through the
village on the 'Huron road have a
poor chance to notice its progress,
oue cannot help but see that on...
street is neglected. The walk Indies.
to St. Marys church has outlived its
time and become dangerous to walk
en. 'What an improvement the vil-
lage would present if a nice cement
walk were lai,1 connecting the one 00
main street.
Ifhe 0.11 wing is the report for St.
Patrick's school, Dublin. The names
listed below is of those who obtained
00 per cent or over on the October
exams: Sr. Hills,' H. Cronin.
151. Ci•au ford. R. Bryne, E. Delaney,
CAST
RA
J. beeney, 1 . Kelly, R. ill. 3., 1\
A. Shea, J, 'McConnell, F. Carpentee,
A. 'McGrath, P. Dill, Ai. Crawford, J.
Nagle. Sr. b11—1, Hills, A. Delaney,
al, O'Connor, Vera Feeney, M. En-
right, L. Watera, Al. Krauskopf, L.
Hastings, 1. Carpenter, J. Dili. Jr,
McGrath, •\, Moly-
neaa, J. Looby, C. 1)orrustyn, '['loos.
SOUR, ACID STOMACH%
GASES OR INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" neutralizes exces-
sive acid in stomach, relieving
dyspepsia, heartburn and
distress at once,
Time itl In five minutes all stom-
ach distress, due to acidity, will go.
No indigestion, heartburn,sourness or
belehing of gas or eructations of undi-
gested food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or heada.che.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest stomach sweet-
ener in the whole world, and besides it
is harmless, •,:,Put an end to stomeoh
distress at once by getting a, large fifty.
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any
drug store. You realize in five minutes
how needless it is to suffer from indi-
gestion, dyspepela or any stomach dis-
order caused by fermentation due to
excessive acids in stomach. 1,
IVE "1YRUP OF FIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED amp
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" earn harm
tender little Stomach, Liver
and Bowels,
-Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, your little one's stomach, liver
and bowels i•sied cleansing at onee.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleop, oat or set naturally, or is fever-
ish, stomaeh sour, breath bad; has sore
throat, diarrhea), full of cold, give a
teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs',' and. in a few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food and
For Infants and Children 4 sour bile gently moves out of its little
bowels without griping, and you- have a
in Use For Over 30 Years well, playful child again. Ask your
Always bears lruggist for a bottle of "California
the Syrup of Figs," which contains full
Signature of directions for babies, children of all ages
and for grown-ups,
Gormley, L. CraWford,/ E, Kraus-
kopf. Class Il ---Clayton LOoby, R,
McConnell, ht. Krauskopf, V. Dill,
53. Krauskopf. Part II—P, 1-Ghle, 011,
Crawford. D. Molyneax, B. Doren'
styli, 12,a0'Cormor, Id, McGrath. Sr.
Primary—J. Krauskopf, H. Kenney,
Leona Maloney, Lawrence Maloney,
T. Ryan, R. Krauskopf, H. Ryan, E.
Donnelly, V. Enright. Primary --A.
Brennan, C. Looby, J. 11nright, J.
McGrath, AI, Dill, P. Krauskopf,
Kratiskopf, T. Hill, A. Dillon.
On Sunday evening, November 9th,
a special service was held in the
155 ethodist church when the monaural
tablet was unveiled.
The Ladies' Aid was held last 1
Thorstlay at the home 01 15110. S.
Webb,
Mrs. 1-1otharn received word re-
etaitly that her sister, 'Mrs. Carter of
1;.,,y, \vas seriousirill. airs.
Me ey has gone to help nurse. ,
\•Ir. George Golding delivered a
frier year old gelding to james Archi-
bald of Seaf;•rth and the price be re-
ceived was a high one.
Mr. Thomas Smale who been in the
W051 for 501150 time is visiting rela-
tivee 111 this vicinity. .
Mr. F. A Tiambly has returned
from a week's shooting in 'Muskoka.
He reports the the sport was good
and game plentiful,. •
Our school was closed last week
owing to the death of Mr. Hay, fath-
er of our teacher, Miss Hay.
lir. and Al re, Dalton and family
of Galt were in the village last week
for a short visit.
Messrs. Strudley, Keys and Riddle
of Stratford held a meeting in the
town hall in the interests of the 'Vic-
tory Loan and all spoke well. Con-
s••seeable inteeest was stirred up.
Moving ['1(10 CSO pertaining to the sub
Jest were shown,' which were thor-
o'lgillY enjoyed and 010.8c. 151110 did
not collie out tniSSed one the best
trea! ; _ 1051'c ha,1 in along 'time.
Reeve AA. Colguhoun occupied the
ehair. help for.them. They should read the
Children Cry for Fletcher's
, •
Fletcher's Castoria is strictlyla remedy for Infants and Children.
Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine •
is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared
for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of
a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children
that brought Castoria before the public after years of research,
and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30
years has, not proven.
What is CASTOR1A?_
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Paregorid,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. "Its
age is its guarantee. ll'cr more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the reliof of Constipation, 1?latulenc7,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea.; allaying Fevethhness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aidrA
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural cleep.
The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend.
cern A.
GE' WINNE ORLK ALWAYS
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mmosig032°
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from Inuelceds of ai51'0 once as des-
perate as their own. Even in long
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or a captain of industry.
I3ut to make these dreams' come true
uy Victory
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Thousands of parents bought Victory
Bonds for their children in 1917 and 1918, -
Surely you will be among the thousands
of loving parents who will buy Victory
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