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has BALANCED the
laxwellprice means this
-hat they do now, the
r is impossible to build,
t, 3 ny motor car in which:
nomy, comfort, beauty
e all present, as they are
nese being co-ordinated
could get by . paying
pr car would be either
4ury of furnishings.
lwell is built and
E of real value.
save 'builders is based.
n many years of pro-
sie fic3ly—absoiutely
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Farmers' Sate Notes
SEAFORTH . BRANCH R. M. JONES, Manager.
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dry shingles
Use -44 se 14 ,gaiva� uied: iron, not less
than .26 ''b+ s
11t• . . ty,Ie, tits;$''''itliO414-iriii.;!4'-d'Oatedtegf(*OilibrAtit11";°104;
■ copper -or galvanied `iiron - for ridgo
at ;on.
Use galvanized • or heavily coated
tin flashing. around caimfneys. If tin
is used, it should• be palated; two coats
1 —one as soon as roof is completed and
the, second coat within two' weeks.
Galvanized Metal should ' be' painted
two coats, but should be given thirty.
days for oxidation before 'painting.
II No patent dryer or turpentine should
!s be used. Finish hips by laying a
I course of even, widthand narrow
111111* shingles on both sides of hip over
regular courses. - American Lumber-
man. f
e prepay the Carriage
Eh, i l quit$i thr
DISTRICT -NATTERS
C ELJI3RST
(Too Late for' Last 'Week.).... .
Notes.--,ir. I>iel " l inte has
ov ed over ' tai ` 'tai"e`o'liirk �rlix
*hich he has rented..—The Tobacco
- iub -shAw130d their- moot conn -
;ten,t . of boxes to the` bay ' at
front.- to house` anal was
*ado on . be - :the Red Crow,
tthich was i est respo d to.
IUSBERT
wool Report.—The • f ollowizg is
srhport of the school in section No.
,ibbert,, for the month of January:
IV -Edna Brintnell 170, Pearl
,coffry 140;. .Sr. Imo -Lloyd Vennef I With their dreams of e
210, Florence Venner 190, Jr. ITIS
Mary McDougall 230; Gladys Wrein much greater by far
200: Nelson Howe 130. Second—W. Than the U. S ., Great Birt
trintnell 620; Mary McKaig 500;, W. China and France,
=Channel 240; Lloyd Hoggart 230. While they robbed litl
.Sr I—Eddie Chappel 180, L. Glam and Poland first than
vine 80. Jr. I—Girwood McKaig 370, The good German people'
'Mae Brintnell 120,. Vera Treffry 110. They
and wealth,,
)'rimer—Gordon Wright 160., Ford hey destroyed in the
Spriggs, 160; Wilbert Glamville 10.( - for destroyed
alle:rn: sten
'Ihose who obtained 100 for attendance They. lost their fast tnerch
=—Mary McDougall.. — E. Norris, - and their fine Vaterla
Teacher,
day: 'First Sunday, "Go,`,,.; second,
"Man". third, "Stn"; this 1 be illus-
trated by lantern Slides;''h ;, - Sun-
day, " t p
Redetion"; fifth, + vision"
sL cth e "The Fialy Spirit." 'I he aqua-
strel ,sho>; and,, i!ar, wh'ein Was to
have' boon given on; Tues r evening
Uhler the .auspicea" of t e Patriot
Society;w ,�.on' ', co t o . the weath
-
�er a�roe nett 'tint it next
•Tnesda r •
THE llG£LiER'-
The
,of fa
Are ny poor rub
estate;
And their old warrior to
as the hills, e
With remorse, and star
country fills.
With their brute Prussian
started this war,
mice a
rt�d
g, for any
tics, as old.
'ation, their
With • their pig-headed
ETHEL hate in command.
Hog Choler -.—About three week() They lost all their col
-ago A L. McDonald purchased from commerce as well,
:.8 Toronto firm a car of Western hogs. They. Most their people
When they landed they appeared te. till their goad soil'
Vii- good condition for feeding. After They lost years of their t
a• few days they began._ to sleeken elegant thrift.
up .on eating. Dr. Wardlaw" was They lost the respect o,' the world,
called and after examination felt sure . in their brute -headed shift.
it was a case -of hog cholera and wired Old Fool Tirpitz as we 1, with his
-.fora Government expert. Dr. Rich-
ards of `Toronto ,and Dr Andrews, Reaps a murder's toll
of Windsor, have been here since Fri -
€lay. After slaughtering a. dozen or cent dubs:
more they nranounced it cholera. Last But this reacts on Gerin
Saturday they billed the balance of Europe as well;
Mr. Macdonald's hogs, about fifty, With their drunken su
and haye them burled. Mr.-Rtacdon- annals to swell.
aid sold a number in small quantities Old Hindy in his time,
o people in to and farmers around .� success,
in• bunches from 1 to 8 did., owJan . But a :nughty pe.vr. jo
'was tnifort i a to lave the fi • best: -
largest, -rue er r h are all killed. ` To lea.: aa -v a .h ,.=tipae
• Others Lau same killed and others are Prussian" plan, -
t 4ex treatment for a time waiting for
further dedeelopment. All parties who
caught are tinder quarantine for an
:indefinite time. As this is the first case
tf this, kind in this partwe hop
#everybody will. do_ all they can to
tamp it out so that it will be both
the inno-
,attics, they
nlargeiv ent,
;Ain, Russia,
le Belgium
ce.
vast cora-
r madness,
th;
ndise ships
d,
arriors of
nies, their
y millions,
me, and an.
$
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ACT1V S OF WOMEN.
White P N.Y„ has a woman
fuel admin
Feminine coon..
the United State:
re not wanted by
T taty.
apzen are nal slowed to serve on
c fool boards in . r sia.
80,000, women,,, , yAuatria,.
rs . of trade. Union
IcOPrt few* typis ` ' 'ranee,
oeive as high a $200 month.
:t saner Qleeen Sqplust. of, Greeete . is
now With the g4rrriai nr ' in Italy.
'
The LeatherWorkers anion ori
Germany admits winen to its mem-
bership,
Over 25 per cent. of the factory.
.workers in India are women and child -
Of the 103,033 stockholders in the
Pennsylvania railroad, 49,492 are
Idv°'Dnireinnking among women in Great
Britain has decreased 73 per c mt. in
the last three years.
has been preaching since she vas six
years of age.
About one third of the women
physicians in the United Statei have
registered for war work. '
Queen Marie of Roumania has been
elected a member of the French Acad-
Maryland has over 3000 women's or-
ganizations affiliated '-evith. the wom-
en's national council ofAefence.
At the Kansas state agricultural
college there are 150 women studying
to become electrical engineers.
Mrs. C. W. Smith is successfally
operating a large garage owned bY
her husband, who has been -called
away to war.
Both the telephone oprators Li the
exchange of the Baltimore Young
Men's Christian Association are blind.
Mme. Sada Xakke, the mast disting-
uished actress in Japan, has retired
n from the stage to take up war work
ny, and all 1 The earnings of women indUstrial
in her count -v..
I workers in England have increased be -
cess, war's Itween $750,000 and $1,000,000,000 since
the war began.
Miss ,Elizabeth Asquith; daughter of
the forfner preinier has raised
several'thotisand'dollatsefssi war relief
Over. pp women Oi-g"simployed in the
Point,t 'J. They are compelled to
wear overalls and caps the same as
In the absence of her husband and
brother, who have been called away to
war, Mrs. Delia I Borden is publishing
a weekly newspaper at Burchard, Neb.
For the first time in its history the
alumni association of the New York
university law school was recently ad-
dressed by a woman at its annual din -
Women may soon be. admitted. to the I
various brancbas of skilled work con-
nected with the building of airplanes
at the new plant ,a the League• Island
navy yard .
The more than 4500 nurses :who are
now either in France or located in
army hospitals in the United States
are under the direct command of Miss
Dora E.. Thomson.
College girls and shop girls will
work side by side on the farms in
New England this year Under a plan
outlined by the woman's national firm
and garden association,
American women motor car drivers
have made their appearance in the
zone of the army in France. Some of
'them are driving large motor trucks
with suppliee for the troops at the
s met some
it is at the
Of boring with bull ts, his own
fellow man.
Von Herding, the chart.. ellor, chillies
in his peace say,
While deli -I -ding hie Huns. in the vegy
' worst way,
t the beginning' ;And the end. We un- But who pays the Hun war debt, kif
per head from the Government. If Not the. Hohens, nor indy, nor Tie-
derstand there wilt be a rebate of $10 the Hunland windf, 11,
Stand totiose at the lowest calculation pitz at all, 1
that is correct, Mr McDonagt will
about $1,000 The doctors are trice, Their learning is good ibut tbeir plan
sociable fellows, and we believe will ' -is all wrong, .i
/make everybody without favor, or per- With their miserable spies and their
-tiality comply with the law in (-very soldiers so strong, ..
-xeepert. . The U. IS. can lick them, Ern telling,
And set' the brute beaded Hohens,
all in the back ro .
Abdal Hamid ie dead, ut the Kaiser
The two wickedest t mps, ever sat
on A throne,
While fhe Crown Prince comes for-,
,ward., with his sword i ti his hand,
To out do old Trump Nero, on Eur,
Egmondville, Ont.
The first .essential is good shinglea.
, BA.YRIEldD spaced on not over 2 foot centres, epils-
For raters use 2x s or 2 by 6's,
Breezes.—Owing to the illness of ed solid. and bract*,as ad requires.
Rev. Darling, who is confined to his ' For roof boards or Sheathing use
bed with congestion of the lungs, good material, SIS ste 3 1 x 4 inches
there was no service in the Methodiet or random width to n t more than 8
• church on Sundatt evemug last. —A ;inches, spaced not m re than two
special meeting of the council was inches apart, and naile solid with 8d.
held on Itletul:ay evening of this -week, -nails. - ,
to appoint the balance 'of the officers Preparation of shinglest—If they
for the village, the followieg persona' are' to . be stained, us dry shingle's,
consitute the the officers for 1918: H. idipping each Thai in th stain MA less
• W. Emile. clerk; James IL Reid, ' than 8 inches from Oh Shingles
Treasurer: qVilliam. A. Salkwill, As- that are not to be sta tied should be
sessor; Richard Elliott, Constable, wet thoroughly befetre eying.
Truant Officer and. ea p to ; If; additional fire -re ista-nt quelity
Dr. Woods, Medical Health Officer; ! is wanted, dip in good ualit-y of rain -
A. -Macfarlane and F. A. Edwards, i eral paint, or sixth other approved fire -
Auditors .---111,1r . Wilson Eagleson. of 1 resistant treatment as may be avail-
Lucknow, brother of Mr. William I able. 1
Eagleson, of Bayfield, has _purchased Shingle nails-eegolid copper, solid
the Donaldson property on Louise zinc, or hotdippect zin coated mails
street and will take up his residence preferred.' Where the e are not a -
here in the spring. Mrt and Mrs. vailable use oldefashio ed cut nails.
Donald%on intend leaving shortly to Size of nail—For 5 o 2 inches or
take up residence in Wingliam, where thinner shingles, 3de for thicker
a son, Kr. Charles Donaldson, resides. shingles, 4d.
This esteemed couple have,been resi- Laying the shingles Start at eaves
dents of Bayfield for many years and and lay first course tw ply, giving p
they will be greatly rnissed in the inches ,projection over crownemould
village.lt is hoped that Mr. and Mrs. and one inch projecti n at gables.
Eagleson wilk fill the vacancy caused Throw out all defective shingles.
by the removal Of Mr. and Mrs. On one third or mor pitch lay 16
Donaldson, ..—ReV. W. Ashe-Everest inch shinglss 41/4 inches to the *oath -
will preachc..on the following subjects er. On one-third or slore pitch lay
in Trinity etturch, Bayfteld and in St. 16 inch ahingles, 41/4 inches to the
John's church, Varnan, on the six weather or leso than o e third pitch,
Sundays of Lent, beginning on Sun- lay 16 inch shingles 4 inches to the
weether,on one third or more pitch lay
18 inch shinglea 51/4 inches to the
weather; on less than ne third pitch
lay •18 inch shingles 41A inches to the
weather. '
Use a straight -edge to make sure
courses are laid streig t.
Break all joints at le, st 11/1` inches,
seeing that' no break omes directly ,
over another or any th ee consecutive
courses, thereby coVeri g all, nails.
.• Nail shingles 6 inc es frOm butt
.(for 41/4 inch lap) and 1/4 inch from
• GUARD :THE BABY
' AGAINST COLDS
To guard the baby agaiest colds
uotiiing can equal Baby's Own Tato
lete. The Tablets are a mild laxative
that will keep the little one's stom-
ach and bowels working reguarly.
It is a recognized fact that where the
stomach and bowels are in good order
that colds will not exist; that the
health of the little one will be _good
and that he will thrive and be hapny
-and goad -natured. The Tablets are
-sold by medicine dealers or by mail
_balm', Medicine Co., Brickville, Ont.
GR.A ft AIR.
Dr. Tremain'S Natural Hair Restor--
ative, used as directed is guaranteed
to restore gray hair to its natural
color or mcmey refuncied. Positively
not a dye and non -injurious. Price
$1.00 postpaid. Write TreMain Sup-
ply Co., Toronto, Ont. On Sale in
Seaforth by C. Aberhart, Druggist.
Experienced telephone operators se-
lected by the government to go to
France veil' receive a salary of front
i$643 to $125 a month and rations the
same as is received by army nurses.
Mrs. Sarah W. Klup, recently re-
elected president; of the Shamokin &
Trevorton (Trolley company, is the
only woman in *nsylvania to be the
active head of a large electric system.
Mrs. Lewis G. Vogel of Detroit,
amateur champion trapshooter of 'the
world, has applied to the United
States government for a commission
as a gun inspector in an American
training camp.
Units of woman operators to be
sent abroad will, Wear distinctive uni-
forths and be catisidered from a mili-
tary viewpoint as in a similar position
to the members of the British Women's
Auxiliary Carps. ;
One/Saltimore factory has 678 wom-
en employed on work formerly done
by men. They run drill presses, act as
inspectors, operate automatic ma-
chines and are gradually working into
expert service on drilling machines
and lathe work.
et
mmer S&P*.
We never were so well prepared to care for your recluire-
ments. Thousands of yards of most beautiful Wash Goods,
Dress Goods, Silks,mbroideries and Lace Goods await you
Fashion's .Prettiesf
I atteins
antieed
aS Goods.
—Mre James Howard, of Goderich,
had a bout -on Monday night of last
week with the Grand Trunk Railway
in which the big corporation came off
second best . Mr. Hovs A was com-
a(
ing home with his wife a d baby from
up the semaphore and lantern at the
Holmesville flag station for the ev-
ening, train, which, however, did not
stop, but went right through to Gode-
rich,.leaving the would-be passengers
stranded in the freezing weather. Mr.
Howard then got into communication
by telephone with the G. T . R. agent
in Gaderich, informed him of what had
occurred, and asserted his rights in
such vigorous fashion that the train
went back to Holmeeville and brought
him and. his little family to Goderich.
It will probably be some time before
the signals at Holmesville are again
disregarded.
springs showing of wash
have ever seen.
tee ns and Colorings are the
iOst fascinating we have ever
'This is no ordinary display
—it includes the very newest
Wash Materials, r, many of
which' are appearing for the
first time this season.
We want every woman to
see the new ideas that have
done so much to popularize
Wash Materials.
Men's
Odd Pants
if your suit needs an odd
pair of pants to help it finish/
out the sea,son, we have just
what you Want. They are
made of Tweed, Worsted,
Serges, well finished, proper.
ly trimmed aiffl carefully cut
'Ur Pictorial fatierns
For Your Spring Sewing.
Absolute Guarantee for a
Perfect Fit, and the Last
Word in CORRECT STYLE
•
Big Reductions in Furs
for- Men' and- Women.
There never mill be a time for years to come when turs
will be reduced as low as we will have them during the
next two weeks, Men's Fur Coats,Women's Furs and
Fur Lined C'oats will be cleared at prices never equal.
led before. We 'will sAve you from 34. to on every
tur you buy.. Crime and see these bargains before you
buy. Every fur we sell carries our personal guarantee.
•
Gorgeous Mewing
of New Dres4
GoOds and Silks
No where will you find such
practical demonstrations ot
delightful possibilities, color
effects and weaves in the New
Dress Goods and Silks,
You will stand in admira-
tion as you review our display.
unfolding as it does the story
of the very latest ideas for the
coming spring and summers
We haVe searched diligent-
ly and carefully to accumulate -
the greatest dress goods dis-
play ever shown in Seaforth.
Flow well we have succeed-
ed you shall be the judge.
Come early while the stocks
are complete.
Reliable Overa
This store is headquarters for
Peabody's, Snag Proof and
Big 'IV Overalls and Smod
There are no better garments
than these made anywhere,
they give you the limit Ohm -
est wear and fit comfortably
and retain their shape.
PRICE
The Neitir--Li
for Spring, ar* ere.
There is an exceptionally -attractive array of very
pleasing 'Patterns and Delightful Color Schemes in
both light and dark shAdes, The New FlOral and
13lock Patterns are particularly enticing, while the im-
itations of hardwood floorink are perfect, AND WE
CARRY AL L WIDTHS IN STOCK. Come in
and see for yourself.
The New Spring Suitings
Men's Good for Men's Made=to-Measure
Under wear
Good in every sense of the
word, good in quality, in
make; in fit, in wearing
ability and in reputation,
because we sell only t n e
very best and tested ma.kes,
and the price, co?sidering
quality, is always ttlie low-
est. Price 65c to.2.75
Men's Winter
Caps
'Warm, comfortable,strong,
becoming and etonomical,
what more could yop desire
in ,a cap when ydat know
the price is the lowest pos-
sible 50c to $1.50
Suits are Here.
"IATE were fortunate in pur-
TV chasing our New Suit-
ings for Spring many months
ago. It gives us the ad-
vantage of showing the new
suitirigs earlier. But more
important than this, we boght
before the advance in prices
and succeeded in getting bur
stocks selected from cloths of
auaranteed colors.
, This is important to you,
because we have hundreds of
-Stylish Cloths here from
which we can make you a
perfect fitting suit, and guar-
antee the suit to positively
keep its color, and we will do
this at VERY REASON-
ABLE PCICES.
Price
$22.00 to S35.00
Men's Work
Mitts
From the heaviest lined
- horse hide to the unlined
Ctoring mitt, we have a
cornplete range in every
size and weight of all the
reliable materials. I Prices
Men s Odd
Work Vests
We have one hundred
Men's Working Vests, all
made of rerenants of
Tweeds,' Serges and, Wors-
teds, well lined, good pock.
ets,, strongly sewn and all
sizes from 33 to 46. Prices
Outtert,uilfro?of
IIEgg8 Wanted
Stewart Bros,
'SEAFORTH
Eggs Watitett
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