HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-11-13, Page 8centra • Barber Shop
This shop gives you
gullvalue for your
money.
Clean Shave, Stylish Hair Cut and
any other Tonsorial Needs done und-
er the Most Sanitary Conditions.
When in need of a 'bar-
ber, look for the re-
volving barber pole,
the sign of constant
service.
OPPOSITE POST OFhlelE
W. Robinson, Prop.
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CORRESPONDENCE 11
LONDESBORO
The followiim letter of condolence
was received ht \I .'t' \\?•t. aatd.
John Jenkins trent their fellow mem-
bers ofthe1.1/41/4nie.bnra L. O. L. af-
ter the d•:ah .,f \i-,. 1\'illit;nt Jenkins
1 u : sb t. ..1,c. ,,r•1, 1010.
Brother William jeukins,.
Brother 1. leukins,
Dean Brethren: erti \.t a r;.eeial meet-
ing held 1,.t i)ember ,hath, io resole
tion of the menibers of the 1„ U. T..
• 803, Londesh. res„ passed a motion rx'-
pressive of their sympathy with you
at this time when you have been cal-
led to mourn the• los, of a wife and
mother, and requested that we con-
vey the same to you. "Blessed are
the ythat mourn for they shall be
cmnforted." Fours fraternally, W. H.
kcsk, P. E. Sawyer.
"fire evaporator closed last week
miter a*,oad season, •
\liss Elva Sliaddiel: .1 Hensall ha.c
been visiting her grandparents, Mr.
Ad 1lrs. 11rttmhlev and other rela-
iiees it this neighborhood. -
Mr. iohn \(cholic ,las :n `1'ltsko':a
foil .:.tr tilt.: Jea,on.
•
NIS been n.. improvement in the
health „1 \ r. \lose, Brottn,
i nttie hal t 111 h;1 t,Iric to
i righter the home of Mr. anti
\:soar Ilunking.
We regret to ren._,et that Mts. Chas
Manning, t h,. tet +leru 'nt an . l t'ta-
tt„n f..r appendicitis in Loudon. is visiting herr parents in England.
'pry ]otv. - ' Messrs Lawrence Reid ail Rich -
Mr. Wallace ,\dens a returned sot, ars Walsh were in Exeter last week
THE ' SEAFORTH NEWS'
You Who Are
35 Years Old
What have you to show for your past 10 or 15 years'
earnings? Have you a substantial balance in your
bank . account ? If not, are you satisfied with the
way your income has been disbursed?
These are very personal questions, but The more
hesitation you feel in answering therm the greater
the need of a substantial savings bank account.
559
THE O IN14N ANK
SEAFORTH BRANCI-I, R. M. JONES, Manager.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
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\I c. •I'atltblin has nearly completed
house in the village Which he is
ding for itis mother,
Most of the farmers have their man
gold, np and are now taking advan-
B RU CEFIELD
Mr. John Hazelwood has disposed
of his farm on the London ,road for
101,009.
\l.. Reines id 0111r has put a coat
of pant 01 his (imus r;bich ;'neatly
'tr:c of the place.
jack Loss is }tate a clerk in the
The annual meeting of the Bible
nett was held here on Friday even
,~ and eras well attended. Rev..\. E.
Snyder :ave an illustrated lecture.
Mrs. lames 11ii1 has returned from
:tier. is taking up farming on a large
.rale. lie has •purchased a steam
'^action ex aide anti is breaking up his
father's farm tritlt it and intends
,raging titre ett the property • next
year.
atte•:ling the Sunday School l''arlia-
ment held there for the Suudav
Schools of South Huron.
\fr. Harry I)alyrympe has Moved
into the• house recently occupied- by
James :McQueen. 11ir, McQueen has
tage of the tine weather to get up
their turnips.
moved into the house he recently
purchased from Mr. James Mustard,
•CROMARTY
Mr. James, Park and Miss Jessie -
Park spent a few days last week with
Miss Lawrie flocking. Mr. Park is
taking aeourse in the Stratford lltts-
ltess College.
Mrs. Agnes Tu)Tord has gone tri
London to take a responsible posi-
tion in a doctor's office.
Miss Nettie Robertson has return-
ed home after spending some time in
the west.
The funeral of ,the (Mr Duncan
FIay who died very suddenly in
Stratford, past through here last
week on the way to the cemetery.
BRODHAGEN
Mr. and Mrs. William Doerr and
two children of Gatlshill and Mr. and
Mrs. W. Ische of Ellice were visitors
at the home of 14Ir. and Mrs. Chas.
Regele.
Mr, William Boehler and Mrs. C.
Regele are 00 the sick list.
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n of
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f r the, Big
venin
5cc, a kd LOO
berg -tarts Drug Store
T on Par
cert.
ad
e
Mr. Charles Regele is \wearing a
sutile—its a boy.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Edward Sclterbartli
Mr. Charles Eggert, Mrs. John Eg-
gert and :\ les, Fred l,eohler motored
Lu Blyth on Sumba)' to visit friends,
The weather has been most favor-
able this fall and the fanners have
had :in excellent opportunity for get-
ting their fall ploughing done.
Mrr, Philip Rock, the general black-
smith of the village his moved to the
I.Ieckutan far111. AVe it•ish .A,l r, Reiek
success., The Standard Hams in Dublin lots
opened a branch•i11 the village and
has erected a Pine building, and 01111
the llcrchauts Bank, which has open-
ed
pened a'branclt in the Vacant store of Mr.
Gotticib Miller, ,surely there will be
lots of money in Brodhagen now, aril
the writer joins ill wishing both suc-
cess,
\'It-. Fred Deltz has ptxrehased Mr
Philip Rock's hoose and has taken
possession, but will stay on his farm
for some time yet.
Mr. Fred Ko ehler,has sold his one
engine tank and cutting box -to Mr, G.
TIIICR, GLOSSY 1 AIR
FREE FROM JDAN]DRTW11''
Girlsl Try it! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful—Get a small bottle
of Danderine.
If you care for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant wit*
life; has an incomparable softness
is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just ono application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imine.
diately dissolves every particle of
dandruff. You can not have nice heavy,
healthy hair if you have dandruff. This
destructive scurf robs the hair of its
lustre, its strength and its very life,
and if not overcome it produces a fever-
ishness and itching of the scalp; the
hair roots famish, loosen and die; then
011e stair falls out fast. Surely get o
scall bottle of li;nowlton's Danderine
trout any drug store and rust try it.
CREAM WANTED
Send your cream to us and re.:eivc
top prices. We aro running our plant
tate 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 creatn carefully. Our motto is
"Honesty to our Patrons.” Patrons
are requested to return all our cans
when not in use.
Rutter and 13uttermilic also on
hand.and for sale at market prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
Thursday, .November 13th, 1919.
125
Use only three level tea-
spoonfuls for five cups
Sold only in sealed packages
Wear for a good figure:
lir. Geo. Wolfe`1jas sold his farm
and has Moved into the vacant house
o'f \1 r.. Charle:sScherharth, \Vest of
the village,
Part of the county road in Perth
from Bornholm to• :13rodhngen, was
coveted with a heavy coat of gravel
during the summer and is 111,59 -in
good shape. '
Mr. Fred Koehler has nearly com-
pleted his seasons threshing,
\1r, Harry liuerntan and Mr, Geo.
Ileur arc on their rounds with their
clover huller and are doing good,
work,
1[r, and Mrs, Henry _Koehler. who
have been visiting their daughter 11rs
Andrew Steinacicer of Ellice, return-
ed home on Saturday last..
Always Serviceable -Most pills lose
their properties with age. Not so
with Partnelees' Vegetable Pills .The
pill plass is compounded that'• their
streugh and effectiveness is preserved
For Sale
House and half acre of land in the
village of Egrnouelvihe ' The property
is sitttatrd at t'a t to 1115, rt. clew to
the Presbyterian Church and is known
as the Purcell property, t.o,rd cern-
fortable bowie, good shad, goad well
and oemeut eisteru, All kinds of fruit
firma-, strawberries, raspberries and
enrr••nt bushes, 'Phis is a corner pro
perty with no Freaks on front, and the
and Win a good state of cultivation.
This is a nice property for a retired
farmer and the taxes are light. For
particulars apply on the premises or t
John Ranlcin, Seaforth.
and the pills can be carried anywhere
without fear of losing their potency.
'I'ltis is a quality that few pills possess
Some pills lose their power but not so
with .Pai'tnelees'. They will maintain
their freshness and potency for a' lc•ng
time.
LARGE GROCERY CORPORA -
tion is going to start in everywhere
in a cutrate grocery business of their
own. $30 weekly, Send for frac
plans, The Consumers Association,
Windsor, Ontario, Canada. 111 1.1
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a
Court ,will be held pursuant to the
Ontario Voter's Lists Act by' His.
Honour the Judge of the County
Court of the County of Iluron at the
'd'own Hall, Seaforth, on Friday, *he
Fourteenth clay of November 1919 at
the (tour df 10 o'clock A. M. to hear
and determine complaints of errors
and ommissions in the Voter's Lists
of the 111-utticipalky of McKillop for
1919.
M. \fundic,
Clerk of McKillop,
Seaforth P. O.
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MACHINE OPERATORS
Wanted --A leg: girls to operate
sewing machines. W. E. Sanford
Mfg. Co Seaforth. Phone 30
ACCOUNTS—For convenience I
have placed illy accounts'with MR.
11111V RANi{IN. Kindly settle with
111111 as I need the. money. Ali
accounts not paid by 'Nov. 15th will
be placed in other hands for collec-
tioit. JOHN McNAY,
Oar 4 Sotto, "I) liIt- First"
4r° e hy' ve just received
shipment, of seasonal) � ,goo
including the following.
Ourrannts
t
`aliforni a Seedless Raise is
E� v
eedid Raisins
Llemon, and Orange Peel
Citron Peel
New Figs, cooking or eating
:EA.aporated Peaches
`';cKays Cr. •.f Barley
Quaker Flour
Calf meal
Calf meal
Corn Syrup :. 10
Corn Syrup 65
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
Corn Br®x s
Excelsior ater
28c lb
25c
21c p1
5Qc
60c
22c
17e
$0c_
5.175 sack
5.25 per 100
2.7 5 per 501b
per ten lb pail
per five lb pail
2 pk .s. 25c
88e .each
20c pkt.
SPECIAL
A .united supply of Laundry Soap
3 cakes for 25 Vests
FSS
LIMITED
rstributl is g Warehouse Neo 1
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Seaforth