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Thursday, December 4, 1919.
SAVE AND PROSPER
The companions of Victory are
Work and Thrift. If the people of
Canada practise these essentials, our
great problems of reconstruction can
be settled to the mutual benefit of all..
Don't waste! Save and prosper.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
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Seaforth 3ranch J. G. Mullen, Manager
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W. J. Walker
Undertaker
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Embalmer
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ercutomt Diplmea and License
Day or Night cal 6 reedy° our
prompt attention
Day Phone 67
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STRATFORD. ONT.
The largest and best Com.
mercial School in Western
Ontario. We give individual in-
structionand students may enter
cur Commercial, Shorthand, or
Telegraphy Departments at any
time. We assist graduates to pos-
itions. Write for our free cata-
logue and learn the nature of our
work.
D. A. MoLACHAN, Principal
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Wednesday, December 3, 1919.
Wheat $1.95 per bus.
Oats ........ . . . . . . . .... .80 per bus.
Marley 1.45 perbus.
Aran
$45 per ton
!Shorts $50 per ton
'lour $5.50 to 5.81) per bag
flutter 52 to .58 per lb.
ggs 56 to .58 per doz.
togs
16.50 per ewt
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All information cheerfully
given,
JON RANKIN
Special fiepresentative
Main Street, cieaforth
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!Town Topics!
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The High Cost of Living.—Econ-
omy is the word today. Make your
Old go rmen Is do instead of pur"chas-
ieg lie V, ones, Have then dry
cleaned and pressed: Dry cleaning,
when properly done, ' lengthens the
life of the garinents, preserVes their
new appearance and arts as a disin..
fectant. Unsanitary wearing apparel
often cause the sickness and death
Iof people, dile' to germs. Clothing
should be cleaned at frequent inter-
vals, My. Wardrobe, GoIlerich St.
Sea forth, opposite Queen's Hotel.
Mrs. W. R. Smillie intends leav-
ing this Week to spend 'the winter in
Los Angles, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Somerville and chil-
dren of the west are visiting at Mr.
Somerville's-home here,
Mrs. Williams has disposed of her
;household effects and intends mov-
ing to Detroit in the near future,
Mrs. Munro of Saskatoon is visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. 1'. i, Hays, who
is seriously ill. •
Mr. Harry IVelland is visiting his
parents in Egmondvitie.
Miss N. L. Voting is visiting friends
in Toro Me.
A4iss Winnifred Richards of Strat-
ford is visiting" her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Maitland.
Mrs. J. B. Thompson has returned
from London.
Mrs. IfickS left this tot •1., lot 1 01 -
on 1 ct where- she and her' daughter,
Mrs. Mervyn will reside.
Mr. Ferguson and family are mov-
ing into the house on Goderich st.
which they purchased front Mr.
Stobie.
A successful smoker and euchre
was held in the town hall nn Friday
evening by the lawn bowling club,
Prize winners 'were, 1st, Mr. T. Scott:
2nd, Mr. L. T. DeLacey; 3rd, Mr, J.
G. Mullen.
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1 The stock of shingles in town pow -
N. B. — Bonds and D. ' ed much to small for the demand on
hentures including •all iS- Monday to repair damage done by the
sues of War Bonds, bought storm. Shingles were also scarce in
and sold.
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.
flutter and Buttermilk also on
hand and for sale at market pricza.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
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UR SHOE SE
VICE
Correct fitting, after all, only intelligent shoe selling,
We would touch rather sell you the second pair of :shoes
than the first—it seems more—it' signifies satisfaction with
the first pair, „
Real satisfaction is not a matter of a moment—it should
continue during 'the life of the shoe,
Satisfaction must rest upon the proper fitting at the time
of the purchase. This requires experience and intelligence of
purchase..
People who buy here for the first time t.t once become
friends of our House • as well as admirers of our shoes, This y
is the very best capital that there is. We appreciate it and
We try to deserve it increasingly,
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GIVE US A TRIAL
The Home of Good Shoes
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villages in the vicinity.
Mr. Harry Colbert has sold his
farm just south of Egmondville to
Mr. Johnston of London. Mr. Col-
bert intends moving to London
in the near future, .•
Don't fail to see the seven,part
special --"Sporting Life"—flig Plots,
Big Scenes. and Big Thrills, at the
Strand, Thurs., Fri., and Sat. Adults,
20c, Chihli -en untler 14 years) 10c.
Miss Isabel Scott is visiting friends
in Toronto.
The ma ey friends of Mr. \\'. J.
Ilart will regret to learn that he suf-
fered a relapse on Tuesday anti that
but slight hopes arc entertained of
his recovery.
Mr. (1, S. Garden has returned
front a visit to Tomcat,.
Miss Ryckman of Hen:tall was the
guest of Miss 'Norma Jeffrey,
The Christian Ettica,ta• Society of
the Egmont -1011c church held a vet y
successful Scotch social on Frida3„
vetting in the church, The proceed
amounted to $37.
Mr. J. McBride of Hamilton was
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs
J, R. Archibald,
:Miss Staples of Ingersoll is visit -
ng law sister, Mrs. John MacTavish.
ergt, C, Haines and bride arrived
tome from England on Saturday.
Aliss 0. Marshall of Toronto is a
isitor at. the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Villiam Carnochan in Tuckersmith.
MrS. Phillip Horton of Port Hope
'as a guest at the home Mr. and Mrs.
C. Greig.
Mrs, NI, C. Hodgins, who spent
eek at the home of Mrs. S. Boyd
Is returned to Detroit. .
Mr. Steadman was a week end visit
• at the home of Mr. j. Beattie,
Mr, S. Carimehan of Lucknow was
town visitor.
Mr. Arthur Echrininhi fit, n the west
visiting his brother, mr. W. Ed-
munds.
Sirs, E. J. Burrows is visiting
atives ill London.
Reeves Grieve of Seaforth, Goven-
k of MeKillop, Armstroeg of Hel-
1, and Crich of Tuckersmith are in
derich this week attending the
cling of the County Cotmell,
l'he prices for the Big Special
,ortina Life" -at the Strand, 'Chore
. Sat,. arc Adults 20c, Children.
der 14 years) 10c. Many movie
s say this picture surpasses
ickey."
'rafessor Ii. Davidson 1),D. of
.ontyt will conduct Anniversary
vices it, the Sea forth Presbyter -
Church next Sunday at 11 mad 7
ode.
1r 1'. Dickson of NI eK illop is
log into the residence on Gorier -
:it, which he has purchased from
.
Flicks,
r, John McNay is moving to the
has purchased from Mr. T.
kson.
Dr. Waghorn of Walton is mov-
to Sea forth.
r. W. H. Hays of Toronto is
hig his' parents, Mn, and Mrs.
.ays,
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
First Presbyterian ellW,Mtirth
Rev, F. H. Larkin, D.D. Pastor
1867 £D5 1919 A.D.
52 Anniversary Services
Sparkling addresses, morning and
evening by one of the greatest
Canadian preachers,
Prof. Richard Davidson, Ph.D., D.D.!
Knox College, Toronto
nday9 biir 79 19
Special numbers by the Choir of the Church will
include Harry Rowe Shelley's "Saviour, When
Night Involves the Skies", "Hark! Hark! My
Soul!", Soloistsi—Mr, J. G. MULLEN and Miss
I. SCOTT. Miss EVELYN L. GREIG will sing
Coenen's "Come unto Me", and Master JAMES
STEWART will be heard in "Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere".
Organist and Choir Director
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Attraction Extraordinary
Thurs. Fri. S ct
The great Drury Lane Melodramatic success
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S Life,
74 Paramount arteraft Special
The world's most famous racethe English Drbey I A thrilling prize
fight at an exclusive London club I
Excitemnet, intrigue --everything ia
a young English Earl's "sporting
life"! See this TREMENDOUS
picture
A TWO REEL MACK-SENNETT COMEDY
"JUP and STITCH TAII,OR,
Well, you know what happens in a Paramount -Sennett Comedy,
............_........_THINGs BUZZ DON'T THEY ? YOU BET I COME ON I !
"Sporting Life"
" carries our personal guarantee. If it does not please l'
95 per cent of our patrons, then we can't pick the GOOD ONS55. t•
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Adults 20c, Children under 14 years
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WARM
You Are Specially Invited to Attend,'
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one or both services.—and also to
bring your children.—Some day
they will take your place.
mo. Beattie
ehairijzn Managing Board
The Prince of Wales I
A large photo of the popular heir of the Throne for all News reatkrh.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Motitreal have secured the ex-
clusive rightsfor all 'Canada for a real good photo, 16 x22 inches. of the
Prince of Wales. It is by Van Dyke, the celebrated London, England,
photographer, taken on the eve of the Prince's departure for Canada.
The News has made arrangements with the Family Herald and Weekly
Star whereby wc include the Prince's portrait it, a clubbing offer,
We offer-hoth papers for one year each, and all autographed rutty of the
Prince of IN -:ales portrait, size, 16 x 22 inches, all for 2.25,
All orders to be sect to this office.
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Warning --This offer is good only until December 31, 1919, tvhe nit is an-
not:aced the priceof the Family Herald will be $1.50 a year.
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I am buying all kinds of
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I have a great stock of second-nanl
Water pipes and shaftings for sale.
Joe Naftolin
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Seaforth Junk Dealer Phone
Next •to the Dick House
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Good Health Knows No Aches or Pains!
Every organ in the body must be strong, healthy and full
G'sof life if you wish to enjoy perfect health.
Petty organ in the body depends upon a healthy condi-
'`"" Hoe. of the Nerves. The Heart and Nerves form a combina- 0
don that can either make make the whole body healthy and *mem;
or :111 destroy the fabric of the body thru disorders of the
Nervous tiystern,
The Nerves are the telegraph system of the body, if they
''' are in a healthy condition the Heart will respond quickly and 0
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greatest actor on the New York stage lint season, mites the reze,,
ful drama doubly a success.
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