The Seaforth News, 1919-12-25, Page 4Thursday, December 25th, 1919..
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MEDICAL
$l, it'C10A gaaS, Physician anti Surgeon
kd e1 Loudon Hospital, Loudon, Ettgtond
t attenuxbu to diseases of Eye, Eur Bose
gq}l?anpt4b3nresideeee behind nonunion Bank.
allo, S. ResidenceFlione bin, 'i
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niece-•(lodorleh Slreet,.•esst of 113e. 01011
Cjhtueh, Cormier nlr County of Huron
ere No. 40,
tBS;: SCOTT 1 : OIM'RIY, Physicians and
os,Ooderloh Street, apposite nsits tRth
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fcollege111 P Smell n and
irgeons;' Coroner Ion Cpnuty of itnryn
bKeay, honor graduate Trinity University,
medalist Trinity Medical College ytember
College of Eysielona and Surgeon.., on mile.
GEO, HRIL.LMAO, O`Itooptine Spedaiist
An 4Yotnen's and children's diaeaseSsud`
trains.. troubles. .1 ante o' d 1 hr ,nl, dlsdrd
Na Ear, Eye, Noxe and 'Throat Adenoid re.
MEM Witbont Maguire. annsultatlen free.
Office over tlnbach a Drug More
80g•105, s a -m, (n d'p,in ;Friday 8 a,nt, 14 spun
tl . i`t J. R. Forster
ye; Ear, Nose and Throat
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-Ceraduate in Medlohle, University of
apnto 1807.
'te Assistant Now Yurk Uphthal-
),rtind Aural institute, Moorefield's
tt it and Golden Squalls Throat Hos
• London England. At the
1n'ples T3ote1, Seaforth, third !veil
stay in oath mouth from 11 a, tn. to
railroad time. 103 Waterloo Street,
loath, itratford. Phone 207 Stratford.
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Insurance
Me yea =Sidearm Insurance. Life or Accident?
y nee. apestosr{. will get our rates.
+t.,m......,..v„««,...,-.,®.•....+•*”........•n...l BY-LAW number 204, for 1919:
i I of the TOWN of SEAFORTH
itilll l I Jt�r,l,D�TI E,, ., .\ by-law to provide fur the bor-
U Vll� 1(5 rowing of $6000,00, upon debentures
IS ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY to erect'a Monument in honour of
I
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.1. D. fIIYe.i3LEY. ! J F. SNOWDON.
=felt oral Ascent for London LUe Insurance Co.. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
ad insortlal Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co,
Seaforth, Ont.
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THE McK!LLOP
�aa Fire lasaraace Col
General Observations
° Ftarin and (notated Town
1, Property Only Insured.
OFFICERS
t'otubily, tinder!! b, Yre'WeIlt, Janne,
Beechwood, Vicelc,iapa t. Thome..
Seaforth. Sao."rreas.
Directors
F.
d- McU
eraISeaforth
1
Joan G.
Grieve,W, nn Constance:�ohrHe Malcom
"n, Clinton: (1 MNN:'
Seaforth:
ons Connolly. Godedcht Jal. Eva= tier,:.`niwand
rtyartta
d laeltcp...'Iroriock; E. Hiorltlay, seatorr' -
Cheaney, Egmondvilet J. W. Yt.
meavWet R. G. Jarmouth, Brodhaiteot Jan
and Jolla Govenlock. Seaforth, auditors,
ties desirous to effect lnsurancv or 11410aac
business will be promptly attended to t.
catlen to any or the above officers. Nddreas
their respective postofoes.
0(rie4i
glitSEXTELt
EXEDIri
B&B li
lila® 25 ets i ii t:
I.NIMEjfl M 01
LIMITED - 4`,
MUM C L GICHr •
UTi -s
1'he
Original
and
Only
(Jenuiue
sA
- Christmas Da.y is essentially the
tialt a On that r ren's I) t i t day,Christ
)
became a little child. to make the
f world a brighter place to live in. The
years will soon slip away from tltent.
Let then` carry with them into the
world of struggle and work, glad
remembrances of their early Christ-
mas Days. Make it bright with good
cheer, not necessarily with expensive
giving. but with bright good will and
deeds of kindness.
#oft
1'he timid soul who thought the
world was coming to an end onDec-
etnber 17th, is again able to draw
breath, since that date has passed-
without
assedwithout anything happening, Though
we are told, "Of that hour and day,
no man knoweth" yet there are al-
ways wise people, who can tell us all
about it long before it does not hap-
pen.
a*a
How many will celebrate old
Christmas this year, instead of New,
Bewarei because it will conte after January 1st
of when the Orders -ill -Council will be
loans
repealed, aril the cup that cheers will
l„• uvailable.
Sold
on the
Meth •The fact that Sir Robert Borden
of his derided to remain Premier has
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given general satisfaction. It is to
be hoped a long rest will restore his
Liniment health to its 6arnter vigor. If so.
anadlt (till be the gainer. It needs
111 its great n',eti to -day more than
ser, :incl can ill .pare a single one ,If
them.
*4.
"For tine Blood is the Life."
Winkl*J YOU ARE
SUFFERING
41,xa anydlecaeo duo to Impure t cod
uph as Eoxoma, 6erotulm,Sourvy, Bad
togs, Abscesses, Ulcer, Glandular
aatwetlinge, Rolla, Pinnploo, Sora. of any
Itii+d, Piloa,0lood Pols n Rh umat -m,
Gout, eta., don t r i ..err time ::d r y
015. lotions nd -+ i r.0 l +a cony,
below the aurfsce of thvvins. What
3• +sed cine that will tis „hlt ft t U
Of the poisonmm natter ui p'- r
u+ so of all your sutfcu C I } 1
\fixtret, lusts such auw'Il - + E J
of n grcdie,ns. witii;h ,ter t : u the
tumid All impurities, from W11.1.L.,f -.mss
roans, and by rendering i4 ,fele a+ p,rc,
An be relied ort to erred a la t nk cw
P wa ok «s aY- sruar:.
Ur kenrr,t,x I,Ihkr „ „^,7,'
ter SO VIM'S'
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lcaoaoi fe
take.
Clarke
Blood
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+(
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r.
jea
w y,• CURES ALL
$KI14 & 01009 DISEASES
cry careful and observant moth -
IOW's when her child suffers from
"-She knows also that if a
y be not speedily applied much
will 'result to the infant. The
plication that can be got is Mil
orrny &004 the - System and set
tn'ttlating-and -soothing effects,
tf the child's progress there-
painless and satisfying.
i SOME DISSATISFACTION
There has been considerable dissat ,
i•fa Mit nl re - riling the non-payment
of election ace"outs, deputy. returning'
1 „ulnar., poll clerks and those who
it r.,' furnished pullinK-Pl:u'es not yet
'Iran:; been paid. although the r.Oec-
vaas held Oct. 20th. Trop. W. F..
Att„rn•.: 1, explain
,,•311..,.1 6, kb,
r.. •: ler';. ;vllfrh h<f.. theov.n ninon the
count.. tl, •
;111 hill Ili f t: l II ,ll '.it 441'
1 ; 'I atilt l), 4 � Ie3'•.' •, gi.ora''l.'4 an 1
aurF
i/ i,n t 1 ;Old r,. a!,OMNI.
1, ;yy, .lie ' I,.rrprnent ha irro e,
:f ..I.t%113fe• i„I ild r' : llt.1 11;:s af'
it,te,i a 1<lititm:nl ,til -,•rs 1•nt iia'
rl .'a, has heel, unavoidable.
A BOOMING PAPER
rh, family H rald and Wee4Jy
`tar, of Montreal is more than b00111 -
n4 this season. With the big family.
eekly is included a souvenir 11001-
-0'1 of the Prince of Wales, size 16x
'2inches. Tt is bringing the Family
Herald new readers by the thousands
It is the best portrait of the Prince
ever taken and will be a valuable
souvenir of his visit.to Canada. The
Family Herald and 'Weekly Star
costsonly $L25 if -remitted before 1sty
of January, including,.. the Prince's
'portrait, Tt is the hest value ever of-
fered.
the Soldiers 'front Seaforth, who
Made. the supreme sacrifice in the
Cheat \\ar.
WHEREAS. in the opinion of the
Municipal out 11 a I the rowel Of
C Ic
Seaforth, it is 11ttutg and proper for
the said 'rosvn to- erect a suitable
Manent. t
ou in 'honour of 'the Soldiers
oldie
L
from Seaforth, who made the ell
1>rente sacrifice in the Great War and
for that purpose it is necessary to
raise by way of loan, on the credit of
the Town, the sum of $6000.00.
AND WHEREAS it is expedient
to raise the said sum of $6000.00. by
the issue of debentures at one time
and to snake the debt repayable in
yearly sums during a period of fifteen
(15) years, being the - currency of
such debentures, said yearly suets be-
ing of such respective amounts
that
the aggregate amount payable in each
year fur pt•inicpal and interest in res-
pect of said debt shall be, as nearly
as possible, equal to the amount so
payable iu each of the other fourteen
(14) years,
AND WHEREAS it will be neees-
0u raise annually the stun of 5597.75,
during the period of fifteen (15)
Years, to (lay the said yearly sums of
prinicipal and interest as they be-
come Payable respectively, according
to the terms of this by-law. '
AND WHEREAS in order thereto
it will be necessary to issue deben-
tures of said Municipality for the
sunt of $8966.25 as hereinafter pro-
vide(' (which is the amount of the
debt intended to be created by this
by-law) the proceeds of the said de-
bentures to he applied to the purpos-
,s aforesaid and to no other:
AND WHEREAS the amount of
the whole rateable property of the
_aid Municipality, according to the
last re'-ised assessment 'roll is
$843,922.00
.\N1) WHEREAS the amount of
the existing debenture debt of the
said Municipality, inclusive of local
iutprovement debts secured by spec-
ial rates Or assessments, is $198,097,08
whereon there is no ,um to arrears
far either principal or interest.
THEREFOR E the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the
Town of Seaforth enacts as follows:
1. That for the purposes aforesaid
there shall be borrowed on the credit
of the Corporation at large the sum
of 36000,00 and for the purpose of
raising the said sum of $6000.00 and
paying the interest thereon, at the
rate of five and one half (5 5') per
cent per annum, for the period of fif-
teen 115) years as hereinafter and here
inbefore specified, debentures of the
said Corporation to the amount of
$8916.25, in sums of not less than
$100.00, shall he issued, which said
debentures shall all be issued at one
time and dated on the day of the is-
sue thereof and shall he payable in
equal amounts in each of the fifteen
(15) successive years. out the Fifteen-
th 115th) day of October in each and
every year of said term, at The
Dominion P,unk, at Seaforth, Ontario,
such amounts being trade tip of the
aggregate sum clue in each year ,For
principal and interest, as is particu-
larly set forth below, namely: -
Year Principal interest Total annual
payment
1. 8267,75 04330.04 5597.75
2. 282.48 31527 597.75
3. 298.02 299,73 597.75
4. 314.41 283.34 597:75
5. .331.70 266.05597.75
r,.
349.94 247.81 597.73
7. 369,19 228.56 597.75
8, .389.49 208,24 597.75
9.. 410.92 180,03 597.75
111, 433.52 164.23 - 597,75
11, 4557,30 140.39 597,75
12. 482.52 115.23 597.75
13, 511'''.0608•1>') 597,75
14. 537305 (;41,70 597,75
15 06.59 31,16 507.75
1,11)0,041 S2966.25 :58066.23.
2. rl: • Mayor .41 the ('url,,,ratinn
,t,all .ty;r and i .ere 1h.• said ,Idben-
G••e-
and the -.tint shall ui
^•' '„ the Clerk •d ,ai•I Corporation
poration
..'.., ,..13 1. r,•.:. the (orl•,,r-it,• Seal of
eller."o,.
l -t ,•n 413, ear„ the cur,
i ant ie: hr•t an the:: ,ahs
l.•f,. - ,a tforc,a.'
.•rl, t"\i,-.1 1I' a1 I-,.
11..l/•• ih
1'r.,7.i,;'_I 1,ntl tn-
':t1! ha- ra..;ed. +,evict and col.
a'c3 t (1::
Year ,11(01.
.•1111.01,,y
'1' • ,.i ,at : cbrutures. 1>r :
Sal
rate ,,.,Ri,icnt therefor, r,::
-a, -a0L., prr.:',`rly in the s.,ia \fuairi-
na3ity. at the stint, tint,. and 111 lite
,:n, manner as other Dates -and lax -
awl collected.
4, Thi. b" -late .shall take etl'eci rte'
0h`- day :'f the final nassing thereof.
Provisionally passers in open Coun-
cil, the 5th day of December A. T'.)
1919, -
Mayor_ Cleric.
11, If R BUR N 3110. A, WILSON
yO'1'TCE •tl'1at 'he all,".'
a -true copy of a nropn, d h'• -Sc"•
which has been tatren Jn1•1 r4l!110f`:'a.
tion .and Which will he finally passer)
by the Council of the Tower of Sea -
.forth (in the event of the consent of
the electors being obtained thereto)
after one mouth from the first pub-
lication in the Seaforth News news
t bL
paper, the date or ivluth first 1 u
cation being the llth clay of Ueeem-
Iter, 191),
.\.1D 1 UR'I'HER TAKE' NOTICE
rthat all I is hullers qualified and I
t
the provisions of the Municipal \et
section 2o5, ss 3, are -required ten (10)
days before tie t3 of tit, to file
With me a Statutory declaration of
qualification, otherwise their names
will not appear ou the voters' list for
such voting,
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that the vote of the elector. of the
said Town Of Seaforth, will be taken
on the said proposed by-law ser Mon-
day, the Fifth (5111 clay of jaunty
1920, cotittnencing at nine o'clock in
the -forenoon and continuing until five
o'clock in the afternoon of tete sante
day by the -following Returning Offi-
cers and at the following places;
North Ward at Royal Hotel, by Jas.
Hinchley, Deputy Returning Officer,
John Best, Poll Clerk.
East Ward at the Town Hall, by Wil-
liam Hartry Deputy Returning Offic-
er, William Bright, Poll Cleric
South Ward at tits Carnegie Library,
by J. Arnold Case, Deputy Returning
Officer, J. Fred Welsh Poll Clerk,
On Saturday, the 3rd day of Jan-
uary, 1920, at ten o'clock in the fore-
noon, the Mayor of the said Town of
Seaforth will attend at the Council
Chamber of the said Town, to appoint
persons to attend at the various pol-
ling places aforesaid and at the sinal
summing up of the votes by the Clerk,
on behalf of the persons interested in
and promoting or opposing the pas-
sing of the said by-law respectively.
The Cle- of the said Town of Sea -
forth will attend at his Office, in the
Town Hall, on Tuestiay,the Lith day
of January 1920, at ten o'clock, in the
forenoon, to sten up the number of
voters for and against the proposed by
law.
Clerk,
JNO..1. WILSON
HURON NEWS
The Colborne Farmers Club ship-
ped fewy'
ship-
ped a days ago the most valuable
carload that ever left McCaw station.
ft was a car of sweet clover seeds
and valued at ;7,500. The seed 'was
grown by Messrs. Dan Schawnz nad
Roy Linlclater and the buyer was a
Toronto seedsntan. The Club expects
to ship another car in about two
weeks.
Word has been 'received of the
death at Ninga, Matt., of Alex. C.
Sparling, formerly of Goderich, from
pleuro -pneumonia. The funeral look
place recently. The late )'Ir. Sparling
was horn in Huron County about 58
years ago and ryas well known inyer-
ious parts, especially in Brussels and
vicinity, where relatives still reside.
In 1884 he married Miss N, A, Elliott
daughter of the late Mrs. J. MCBrien,
of Hallett township, and after some
years in the blacksntithing buusiness
in Goderich, removed in 1891 to Mani
itoba. For nearly thirty years, Mr.
and Mrs. Sparling have resided at
\inga, Turtle Mountain district, tak-
ing an active part in the church and
social life of the western town. Of
three daughters, two died during this
period, the surviving one being Miss
fennie Sparling dietician at Brandon
Hospital.
The funeral of the late W. T. Hill
was held on Tuesday last, in Clinton.
The late Mr. Hill was born in Osh-
awa in 1861 and was married to Miss
Green of Dublin, about thirty years
ago. He was a son of the late Thos.
Trill of the gravel road and besides
,'.rife lie leaves one brother, James
of Londesboro, and four sisters, Mrs,
R. Noble of the Huron Road, Mrs,
Rath of St. George, and Mrs, C. Bar-
ker and Miss Hill of Clinton.
Many readers of the News were
shocked to hear of the accidental
death Of John Doig, Junior at 13.011
Bridge, :\Ig•onnt District, on 1'u: stay
the 21111 lust, It appears that he lr`it
his boarding• house to go and Site
4111110' tmteit who Were- witrising r, r' him
nti 0 lumber rnnlract, which he had
and ,':frith • liesiness he has followed
many year,, while leaving• h
n.:o•k.d that he nonid take his ride
litII ilim .041,1 might net 1 rabbit ori
rhe• 144-110', Shortly after he left, the
1-.•,,,-.1 f 13.: rille -!, i '1. hilt 11 `;
particula • ;lite ' 1..3 4;1 1 ,.,1 r.. t
the time, but w'ihen 11e li i not
11111,,''' the' p,•'le,ltime, rrli „•a .. :
1.1 l
,0,, ull he 4111, f0,111,1+'O'-a ! 1, ,:rr,•
a fence, with his ride l'esirtc Lint. It -
appears as if in going over the fence
he had fallen 00 some ice, and hi
some way the rifle was disci:meg: d
and the bullet striking hint on the
head, caused instant death. On re-
ceiving the sad intelligence, his two
brothers, Thomas and \Villiattt left
immediately for the scene of the ac-
cident. The late Thomas Doig jun-
ior was the eldest' son of Mr. John
Doio', the well-known contractor and
builder of Tuekersmith township and
was horn on' his fathers farm, two
moos east of Hipper. on the 7th day
art ,fant'ary. 1872. :\t the a'te if 12
years his mother died, whose maiden
name was Ellen Stewart McKay, who
was the eldest slaughter of the late
Angus McKay, who was one of the
oldest and honored pioneers of'Tuck-
ersntith. 1 -Ie attended the school at
S.S. No. 9 first and afterward at_S,S,
No, 10 'l'uckersinith.\While attenctiug
the latter he passed his entrance ex-
amination t
x-
ala tto tu the high school,
and also
•i examination
the Public: school leaving <, a ninntiUn
Shortly after leaving school he went
• rine .and
to Algon and 1 e au loathe 1 a
1a �, g 6
has ft IlUtved it ever since anti made'
a success of it and succeeded in ac-
cumulating considerable means by
hard work and close application to
husincss. He was a clever, intelli-
gent mall and was strong and hardy
and healthy and of a genial disposi-
tion, but has Leen cut off suddenly itt
the prime and vigor of his mauhn >d,
hitt such is life. In religion he was a
Presbyterian and in politics a Liberal.
He was never married and leaves to
mourn his death besides his father
four brothers , Andrew, Thomas, and
William, of Tuckersmith and Alex. M
Doig of Detroit, and one slater, Mrs,.
C. Simpson of F-gmon<lvi1le, one un-
cle, Mr. W. M. Doig, of Port Huron
and four aunts, viz.. Mrs. A. Clark,
Mrs. T. Hammel of iron bridge, Mrs.
C. Fraser of Manitoba and Mrs. H.
Taylor of Sault Ste Marie, Mich. be-
sides a large number of other relat-
ives and friends who will lntig cherish
his memory. The funeral was con-
ducted by the Caiiadinlf Order of
Foresters of which order the deceas-
ed had for many years been an honor-
ed member and his remains were laid
to rest in Iron Bridge cemetery on
the banks of the i\Missasauga River.
Rev. Alexander Ross died in Lon-
don on Friday in Itis 90th year, at the
house of his daughter,Mrs, H, D.
Porter, He had -been ill only a few
days. Mr. Russ, who was formerly
of Nova, Scotia, had been living in
London for the past seventeen years
His wife died 25 years ago. Mr, Ross
is survived by four daughters, Mrs. S.
Gunn, of Wellesley, Mass., Mrs. (Dr.)
\\r01 Gonne, of Clinton, Ifrs. (Rev.)
Alex. McMillan of Toronto. and Mrs,
D. Ii, Porter of Toronto.
Cbildre; Cry for FI
tchew's
ri 1s strictlyildreu,
het s Castoriais and Ch
rl tca ran
eclued for Infants
Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine
is even more essential. for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared
for grown-ups are riot 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 itas been made for it that its use for over 30
years has not proven.
hat isAS U -t_,. MA'?
Castoria is a harmless subotit'ute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrupo. It is pleasant. it contains
nei,h t t, orphin.: nor other narcotic substance. Its
age 13 , .,:ant:e. For more than thirty years it has
been is cu:l;1 .;at neo far the rolief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind 1_c rad Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishness arising
tilers.'ron, ,.:,'i by reulatiug the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the asslt'.i:lati a of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep,
The Children's Comfort -The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTO
IA ALWAYS
Bears the Sig -nature of
L s -e For Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY
"' '4 h r ",t.Py y v ^itt'44:!1±.1 a ; a!?{z
WHAT A NURSE: FOUND.
While making her (1 itittg rounds
one morning a nurse of the Muskoka
Free Hospital for Cousuntptl•ves dis-
covered a particularly sad ease.
On a dingy street, in a hovel
which fh:ry "alled -home.' elle found
a mother dy iu„ of eulISu tuptiot4. I
The bo; • was in a 11111:y .,:.3-
thiol, soiled garments, ulnvasheil
dishes, and 11.1011, ltty about, ever in
the bedroom Itself there stood a loaf
of lk. bread anti an unentet•e/l bottle of I
utl
Amidst 11 all two children played,
bosh tuu young to help or to realize
that 1I34•S w'u1dd soot be lett ttlou..
The Mother flied berme tun 1wtbit-
1atule multi be summoned.
Thi:: is but iypi4•ttl of the w•u111145-_ or 111.•11 .14,1 in;t; the poor are its
espu,'i 41 cie11111*. '1'uu ill to wut•k they
aro unable to 1311pply (.volt 11 .• 11crt.S-
till ie13 or life, Von will tush to help,
'1hIs can bass he done 14 t:s.+Lain"
our liospital work.
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Sir 4\rilliuul Cage, 54 Spadlua avenue,
ur George A. Reid, 223 College street,-
To'unto,
SEAFORTH CHURCHES
St. James'
Si', James' Church, Rev. (rather E.
F. Goetz, P. P. Early Mass, 8.00 a. nn. -
High Plass. 10.30: Sunday School,
2.30 p. to, Vespers and Benedictine
of the Blessed Sacrement, 7 p. nt.
St. Thomas'
Rev. 'r. fi. )ir0Wn. Rector. Sun-
day Services -Al R. nt, and 7 p, m,
Sunday School, 2.30 p, m. Women's
Anglican Missionary Association-.
Tuesday,
\ssociatinti -
uesrlay, 2.30 p. tit.
Methodist
Rev. captain E. W. Edwards, 1(1,,0'.,
\I,.\„ 11, 1).. pastor, Smltlay Service
• 11 a.w, and 7 p. tn. Sunday School '
- 111 a, m, 1 racer nu•rting - rhurs-
1a': n, m.
Salvation Army
,plain 1:irht >o ,
Sunday Services. •IT ,lines.s. 11 a,
111. Praise, , p. ill„ Salvation 7
smiiay Sch„o1. a p. tit, Wednesday,
Vuh'i, meeting;, .\Il welcome,
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In ; Thursday 7.45 n. tn. AV'omen's Capt. -Rev. Joseph Elliottof Goder-
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Constance' Methodist
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ich, who was overseas as chaplain
during the war, and where his health
failed, died in St, Andrew's Military
Hospital in Toronto on Sunday, He
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to Goderich 15 years ago and was
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,-,tn0idate in 1911 for the Legislature.
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It bids pain begone. -When 144t�--
algia racks the nerves or luni>aglt
cripples the back is the time to teat
the virtues of Dr. Thomas Eclt`ctrid
Oil. Well rubbed in it will -still the
pain and produce a sensation of case
and rest. There is nothing like it as
a liniment for its curative ,properties
are great. A trial of it will establish
faith in it.
A pleasant medicine for, the child-
ren is Mother Graves' Worm Exter-
minator, 'and -there is nothing better
for driving worms from the system,
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