The Seaforth News, 1917-05-10, Page 4Sde 'y
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MEDICAL
Y�saRtt.sH. HUci1 ROSS. Ph scian and Surgeon
tteiddils.eTyen'f,00eI atoonto iee of 'Ear,
Med Iltroin.
Pike
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bellied
e, Phone No 06,
DL Fr J, 0URRUWS, Seaforth. O(aee and
ttad@mot — Godetkh Street, east of the Mottro-
dkd Chu tb. Coroner for rile G04Aty of Huron.
Tatephone, No, 40.
nal. SCOTT & MACKAY, Phyalclu m and
1 Surgeons, Goderlch Street, opposite Melba -
is t Church, Seaforth.
Scare, graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and
mamba of Outeri° College of Physicians and
enrar000. Coroner for County of Fluron.
MacKay, honor graduate TrinityJnI on1ty
geld medalist Trinity Medical College. Member of
@' h rat r c of Phyaklene and Surgeons. Ontario.
GEO. ELadACOsteopathic pe4al
Woneo' nChildren
kk,roma4lc TWublos. Acute and Chronic Dit-
eeders, Ear, Eye, Nese and Throat. Adenoids
removed without the knife. Consultation free.
Cady B Ina fiver Walter Lvllhb Shoe Stora.
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Marriage Licenseswaned eso yew
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Insurance
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a, era' Agent for London Life !wattage Co.,
andel utpedal Guurantee and Accident Inuurnnce Co.
5aaforth, Oct.
James Watson
General Fite, Life and .trident insurance
Agent, and dealer in Sewing Machines,
Slain iatroot, oeaforth•
T 11E McKILLOP
WNW Fare 11181110HO CO.
Perm and Isolated Town
Property airily insured.
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Id nye. Seaforth. Soc.“rreas,
F.Directors .t,.moo...a,or,.ra,e.,,�®.o•.,,.....®.'�. i•
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Beware
of
Imitations
Sold
on the
Merits
of
Read the wordy of Lloyd George on
the food problem and then say whether
I you will do your part in the hour of
your nation's need or not.
Victory depends on the army being fed,
Every oll00e of food raised this year
i will be needed. Not only will the pro.
dlleer get n good price, but he will help
to save his eonntry from a ruthless en -
only.
*.
While H. F. G. ie sneering at what
Canada is doing in the war, Mr Harry
Audorson writes thus to the Toronto
Globe of which he is the Washington
co0respontlerl t;—
"Cousin Jonathan is saluting Jack
' Canticle these days. Uncle Sam is
looking Northward for guidance and
leadership. At the clubs, in the hotel
lobbies, fu the streets, wherever one
hears the problem of preparation and
urganizatiutt discussed, problems of
recruiting, training, censorship or a
Minard's patrlotic endeavor in all lines, the de -
1 iolment
tering deoisiun seems to he, 'Well
how (fid Canada bundle it.
For Sala Ye
SCRANTON COAL
W. 1. iiEY. Seaforth.
Phone 130
A Business
Without a proper
systnl of adder -
ti s i n is litre a
motor without the
power. . . , ,
Seaforth Ne t s
AVERTISEMENTS
will supply the
required energy
hone - 54
evealaes121
Food Shortage
It is surely a very serious question
when a business man of the etanding
of Mr W H Shapley, of Toronto,
voluntarily leaves his work and comes
at his own expense to urge upon people
to raise more grain and vegetable,( 1
this year. If we all saw the real state I d
of affairs none would need urging, but 1 e
a great 'many do not gee or know the;
need, ie: mice is staring us in the e i
facetted hardest work only will prevent ( P
(t large cumber of people starving!
during the next year. It was this m
knowledge that TO id. Mr Shapley urge I G'
home to the mets of Seaforth the great
used of increasing production in every
way possible. Our boys aro at the front
They meet be fed.
As a result, strong committees were
appointed to see how many would plant
vacant lots; to secure lots; to have
thorn cultivated and to get inf;rmation
for farmers wanting help. A Notice
in another column shows that they are
at work,
This will give all a chance to do his
bit,
The men who grasp the sdtuetion and
increase production will reap the ben.
fit of their forethought. Those who
grow grain last know the truth of this
It is usually safe to say that when
a ohild is pale, sickly, pasvieb and rest -
lees, the cause is lvorme. These par.
$sites range the stolnaoh and intestine
amusing 8001000 disorders of the diges
tion and preventing the infant from
deriving sltateuatoo from food. MM.
er's Worm Powders, by destroying the
worms, eorreote theee faults of the
digestion and serves to volition) the
etomaoh to healthy action.
The average yield of patatoe6 per
store in Ontario iu 1916 wee 53: bushels.
The next lowest yield in the last thirty.
five years was 76 and the average
annual yield for the whole period, 114
bustleI per aura, Considering both
yielde and prions of seventeen different
farlu crop, those lvhioll gave the great-
est returns per acre in Ontario in 19166
were 40 follow*: 1?btatoes, $78; Turnips
and other Field hoots, $76; Beane, $63;
Husking Corn, $39; and Fall Wheat,
$33, It will bo seen that the high-
est retinae Dere obtained from the
cultivated crops,
A000rding to present prides, the food
value of rice purchased for elle della)!is equal to that of potaoes costing two
dollars. Rios ea11 be used as a vegetab.e
to take the plane of potatoes. Seed
potatoes are eximedtngly scare and
people throughout the Province are
eating potatoes which should be re-
tained for planting. Those farmers
are wise win retained their potato orop
for seed purposes even though they
were 001110ize(13 for not bringing them to
markot. 1 would suggest that those
having seed potatoes for, beyond local
requirements, advertise in local agri-
cultural or daily papers.
Iu normal years, it is ecoin0lny to out
good sized potatoes in sets varying from
one mumto two ownee8 each, In the
average of ten test conducted at Guelph
in five years the following averagenn
ttnal yields per acre were obtained
from good sized potatoes out into pieces
of.different weights as here indicated:
two ounoes, and 150 bushels; one ounce
130 bushels; one-half ounce., 109.bushels
one-quarter ounce, 98 bushels; one-
eighth ounce, 79 bushels; and one -six-
teenth ounce, 37 boshels. Small po-
tatoes are frequently produoecf from
scrubs or from diseased tubers. The
potatoes produced in Ontario in 1916
however, were exceptionally free from
rot and were unusually small owing to
the growth being arrested by unfavour-
able weather conditions. Potatoes did
not thoroughly mature last autumn
and immature potatoes are inferior for
table, but make excellent seed. These
small potatoes out, !night now be used
to good advantage, Plant in rows
28 inches apart nud 12 inches in the
rows. Plant the day they are out.
A good time to plant is from May 15
to 26th, They do well on sod when
plowed about four inches deep and pont
in every third furrow; after the land
should be harrowed and rolled at once
to press the soil around the potatoes.
According to present signe, the non-
age of potatoes will be less than hast
year.
With the possibility of famine the
farmer and city gardener should be
careful to grow crops of the highest
food value.
Canada Shows the Way
Discussing the duty which devolves
upon the Empire to Dare for its return-
ed soldiers, the London Daily Mail, one
of Lord Northolilfo s principal news-
papers, says
"We congratulate Canada on the
lead she has given in the treatment of
her soldiers, and hope the example will
be followed in this oountry without de. I
lay. In November lest an order was
$sued by the Canadian Government
ireoting that no person receive Gov.
element employment who had not
erved in the army. What Colada is
I' all the states in the British Em.
ire will do before the war ends,"
There has been a lot of unfair and
isloading criticism of the Borden
overnmentin connection with re.
turned soldiers. But the truth is, as
this great British Journal !mints out,
that in looking after returned soldiers
Canada leads the way, This was the
testimony of Sir Rider Haggard, and It
is the testimony of .Australia, which
has copied the work of the Dominion
Military Hospitals Commission, To-
day, in Canada, returned soldiers- are
always given the preference in the mat.
ter of Civil Servioe appointments, No
position, no matter how respousible,
is filled by anyone who has not don.
ned the khaki if a roturned soldier can
be secured to fill it. Thus, the Gov-
ernment sets an example to private
employers, which, let us hope, will be
opted faithfully all over the land,
FIGHTING GARDEN FOES
Destroy l'ilem or They May De.
Elroy Your Crop.
SP .A
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I2 Y
!NG
A
READY RDMDD tl'
in This ;Caiumtt the l nlateur is 13o.
troduced to Insects; end 1pungue
So That He May Know 'Phew by
Their First Nainee,
(By et. 0, Solielseetne, Vegetable
Specialist, Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
Garden Foes.
Unfortunately the bacl(yerd veget•
able grower has Ennis difficulties to
overcome. It will not be all pleasure
and profit which he must look for-
ward to because thele are innumer-
able insects and fungus diseases
which cause much worry and trouble
and necessitate the use of extraordin-
ary' methods to prevent or control.
Most of these lroulies Inas be over-
come by spraying the planta with
remedies which can be secured from
seed stores and other firms hand-
ling them.
The following 1: a ]let of the more
common vegetables and the Insects
and plant diseases attacking them
with remedies or preventives,
ASPARAGUS, Beetles, Blue, black
or yellowish colored, about one -halt
inch long, which appear early In May
and feed on the young shoots, peep
the bed e1oaely cut in the spring or
allow poultry to run through it. After
cutting season Is over, spray with
arsenate of lead, Encourage the
lady bird bettle which destroys many
of these insects.
Anthracnose or Pod Spots. Brown
or reddish) spots on ibe foliage and
Pods, Found on low damp ground,
Plaut only seeds which have no signs
of the disease. Pull up and burn
diseased plants as they appear.
CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER, AND
Bl2USSPLS SPROUTS. Root Mag-
got. A small whitish colored' mag-
got one-quarter of an inch long.
Looks something like a grata of
wheat, found Just below the surface
of the ground either close to or 011
the roots. They eat the roots, caus-
ing the plant to drop over. Apply
a solution of corrossive sublimate
one-half ounce dissolved in live gal-
lons of water, at the rate of half a
teacupful over each plant once a
week for five weeks after they aro
set out, commencing three o1' four
days after planting.
Cut Worms and White Gruba
Greyish white grubs which work at
the surface of the soil cutting o$ the
plants. They may be trapped by
spreading a mixture of poison bran
over the surface of the soil close to
the plants. A pail of bran with suffi-
cient paris green to highly color it,
should be moistened with molasses
until it crumbles readily In the
hand. This moisture should be kept
on the ground during the early part
of the season.
Worm. A small greenish worm
three-quarters of an Web long, which
appears quite early in the season.
Dust with pyrethrum or hellebore
powder when the planks have headed,
or dust with a teaspoonful of paris
green mixed with three tablespoonful
of flour when young. A piece re
burlap may be used for this purpos
or an empty can with holes punch*
in the bottom.
Aphis, also called louse. Sural
greyish insects which multiply rapid
ly, They may appear at any time in
the season. Spray forcibly with a
solution made from steeping one
pound of tobacco refuse in one ga
Ion of water, This solution may be
used on all plants on which Aphis
are found.
CELERY, Blight. Black spots
appear on the foliage followed by
wilting of the plant and a soft root
on the stock. Spray each week with
a mixture of Bordeaux mixture cov-
ering the entire plant.
CUCUMBER, Striped Beetle.
Black and yellow striped beetle
which feeds ravenously on the ten-
der leaves of the plant in the very
early stage of growth, Dust leaves
when wet with ashes or air -slaked
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Squash Bug, Dark brown bettle
which sucks the Juice from the plant.
Hand pick and destroy. Found on
the leaves.
MELONS. Cucumber insects usual-
ly attacks and may be destroyed as
given above.
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d SEALED 'TENDERS, addressed to
1 the Postmaster General, will bereceiv-
e oil at Ottawa nntil Noon, on Friday,
the 8th day of June, 1917, for the clone
• veyauoe of His Majesty's Mails, on a
I- 1proposed Cont root for four years, Six
times per week over Seaforth No, 4
Rim) Route, from the let of July, 1917
Printed notices containing farther
information as to conditions of propos-
ed Contract may be seen and blanl(
forms of Tender may be obtained at
the Post Offices of Seaforth, legmond-
villa and Clinton, and at the Post
Office Inspector, Louaml.
Poet 081300 Department, Canada,
Mail Service Bra11011 G. C. Anderson
Ottawa Superintendent,
(27th April, 1917. )
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SEAFORTH BRANCH; R. M, JONES, Menages,
FRUIT TREES
AND 4,l'LANT'S
FUR SPRING PLANTING
We have established a lasting re-
putation for fair enol square dealing
mud are now prepared to Meet existing
oonditlons by 08'oring our high grade
trees and plants (Broct to duetolners at
Rock Bottom .Prices, Don't delay
platting fruit trees and plants as there
is nothing pays better, Send for our
illustrated cheaters of hardy varieties
which you eat) direct and get the be-
nefit of agent's oomluissloll Our prices
will be euro to iuterost you.
THE CHASE BROTHERS 00.
OF ONTARIO, LTD.
ES'I'AIILiSilED 1807
COLI3ORNE, ONT,
SOUR ACID STOMACHS
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Eaoh "Pape's Dlapepain" digests 3000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery In five minutes.
Time it! In eve minutes all stom-
ach distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin Is noted for its
$need In regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest stomach rem-
edy in the whole world and besides it
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a Large
fifty -cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store: You realize in
five minutes how needless It is to suf-
fer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder, It's the quickest,
sonnet and most harmless stomach
doctor iu the world.
MAIL CONTRACT
Like a Grip at the Throat. For a
disease that is not classed as Patel there
is probablynotle which canoes more ter-
rible suffering than asthma, Sleep is
impossible, the sufferer becomes ex -
Imitated and finally, though the attack
proses, is left in unceasing dread of its
rotten], Dr. J. D. Kellogg'e Asthma
Remedy is a wonderful curative agent
ft immediately relieve the restricted air
weave as thousands can testify, It
10 sold by dealers every where.
ONION. Onion Maggot. A white
maggot similar to the cabbage root
maggot, No effective means of con-
trol. Spread charcoal over the
ground or try the corrossive subll-
mate solution as recommended
above,
Blight, A violet color, patches
appearing on the leaf of the oaten.
Some advise spraying with Bordeaux
mixture from the time the onion
plant is three inches high.
POTATO. Colorado Beetle of Po-
tato Bug. Dust with paris gree$
when the dew is still on the plant,
or place a teaspoonful in a watering
can of water aed pour over the
plant. If possible have the plant
dusted with parts green before the
bug appears.
Scab. Easily recognised by char-
acteristic roughness of the skin, Im-
merse the uncut tuber Just before
planting in a solution of two fluid
ounced of formalin with two gallons
of water. Dry, cut, and plant,
Blight, Brown spots distributed
over the leafy surface, usually found
in July, If they are not prevented
from growing, the whole plant will
be destroyed. Spray once a week
for four or five weeks with Bordeaux
mixture from July let.
'SADISM. Root Maggot. Use the
same remedies as given for cabbage
and onion maggot.
TOMATO. Tomato Worm or Bern
Blower. A large worm which rapid-
ly defoliates. the plant, Head pick
and destroy,
Blight. Black spots appearing on
the leaves which spread rapidly and
cause the whole plant to die. USD
the plants growing vlgormitilla
CREAM WANTED
Send your ore8m to ns 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 each month and weigh.
sample,and teat each can of cream care
fully. Our motto is " Honesty to ou
Patrons " Patrons ere requests d to 1
turn all our cans • when not in tree.
31War atllluttermilk also on hand
nee for at market prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
Town Of Seaforth
Street Oiling and Sunday service 2,80 pm, Sunday
Wateriang swum' ism, Prayer meeting
Peeaday 8 p,m, L.0, Wil last Wed.
3'tw 1
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CHURCH NEWS
A11 Items under this Goad aro
published free of charge, ex -
slept those regarding meetings
where en (tdnit961011.. lee 11
charged. 7 Ito rate for such
being ave pent per count Hug
SERF1JRTH CHUROHES
St. James'
St. Jalaee, Ciutrch, Rev, Father P
Corcoran, Rev. Fathe r 0. R, North -
graves .Morning Maas 7 lent, High
Mass 10,30 a,m, Sunday school 2.30
p M. Evening vespers 7 pan,
5t. Thomas'
Rev, T. H. Brown, Rooter, Sunday
services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, Sunday
soboo 1 2,30 p. In, Women's Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2,30
pen. Childreu'obranoh Saturday 2 p.m,
ntetcesaien services every Thursday,
0 p,fit,
First Presbyterian
Rev. h' H, Larkin„ Pastor, Sunday
services 11 a,m, and 7 p m, Sunday
school 2,30 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7. 45 p,nn. Women's tense -
loners, Soeietynthe Brut Tuesday in each
month at 7,45, Barbara Kirkman Mie•
Bion Band 3rd Tuesday, in the month at
7,30 p,m, Sunshine Mission Band
every 2nd Monday at 4.15 p,m.
Methodist
Rev, G. McKinley, B. D., pastor
—SUNDAY—Olass at 10:00 a.m.
Public service 11 a.m. and 7 pen, Sun.
day school and Bible study class 2,30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m. Prayer
Meeting Thuroda y 8, p,m,
Salvation arony
Capt. Froud and Lieut. Semmes
,Holiness meetiug 11 a.m. - Praise
servioe 3 pen. Gospel service 7 pm.
Child1'ene Servide—Directory class 10
a.m, Bible classes 4 pan, Week night
Meetings—Wednesday Pram, meeting
8 p,m.
Egmondville, Presbyterian
Rev. J. Argo, pastor. Sunday ser•
vices 11 a.m. and T p.m. Bible cleee
3 pen, Prayer meeting Wednesday
Sp, m. Y,P,M,S. Uufoa 30d Friday
in the month 3 p,m. IVelnen's Mission-
ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the month
at 2.30 p,m, Ladies' Aid meats im-
mediately after.
McKillop Presbyterian
Rev. D Carswell pastor. Sunday
services Duffs' uhnrdll I1 a.m Sunday
school 10 a m. Prayer tweeting Wed-
nesday 8 p,m. Woolen's Missionary
Society fast Friday ill each month at
2 o'olock,
Oanstauce Methodist
Itev, C. C. Koine, /meter. Sunday.
eervi0e 9 30 pen. Young People's Lea-
gne2.30 p nl 0nedey Women's Auxii
ivy first Tuesday of avert' month a
30 p . fir , L kites' Aid lite t Thursday
of snob month 2:30 p,tu
Wtlsah'."0p >Prealsyterian
itatepayers wishing to have the
streets oiled or watered iu front of
their premiere; are hereby notified to
send in their petitions to the Town
Clerk's Office at euoe,
by Order of the CoonciI,
Seaforth, April 30, I917,
Jno, A, Wilson
_ ._____ . ,_ ..... _._ pawn Clark
Mother Gteves' Worm Exterminator
will drive worms from the system with.
out injury to the child, because its
00010)1, while full' effective, is mild.
The Foe of lftdigestiotl,--Indigestion
is a common ailment and few are free
from it. 1t is a most distressing com-
plaint and often the suffering attend-
ing it ie most severe. The very best
remedy is Parmelee's Vegetable Pi11a
taken according to directions They
rectify the irregular notion of the stole.
aoh and restore healthy action. For
Many years they have been a standard
remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion
and ate highly esteemed for their
qualities.
THUM, GLOSSY EW
FREE nowt DANDETTFT
Girlaf Try int Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful.-4et a 25 cont bottle
of Donde:One.
It you care for heavy hail' that gils-
tons with beauty and le radiant with
life;: has an incomparable wattage and.
to fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just ono application doubles the
beauty of your bat?, besides ft Immo.
dlately 'dissolves every per art
dandruff, You can not haw sign
heavy, healthy hair if you hays
dandruff. This deett'uctive scurf robs
the hair of its Metre, ite strength and
its very lite, and it not overcome it
produces afeverlshness and Robing of
the scalp; the hair roots famish,
loosen and elie; then the hair falls out
fast.* Surely got a 25 -cent bottle al
Kftowltou's Danderine from any drug
store and fust try it,
Highest Prices Paid
for rags, rubbers, bones,
metal, horse hair, hides,
skins, all kinds of furs etc.
Also take books
and newspapers
Appeizft & Millman
elEAFORTH JUNK DEALER
Aprons from Creamery
Phone 183
lax
Something New!
We pia nned for months
to make our new Spring
mounting an exhibition
of the latest and most
artistic styles.
May We Show You How
Well We Have Succeed-
ed?
Visitors always welcome;
Fell's Studio
Phone 19 - SEAFORTH r
eam
A lady 'in Hamilton has
instructed me to offer for
Sale her home and 8 lots
Situated on the North
Side of Crombie St.
This is excellent prop-
erty in good condition
and must be sold at once
to
close an estate.
—A snap for some one --
JOHN HA!'KlN
Bond and Debenture Broker
Main'Streot, Seaforth
Phone 91a
SEA FORTH MARKET
Good Milling Wheat.......,,..,,, $2.10
Oats ............. ,,...6G
Barley, ..... .........., .. .1 00
Bran per ton ........................43.00
Shorts per ton ........ ................. 46
Flour.... ..... ..,.... ..... .„..... 6.95 6 75
Eggs ..... ........ 31
Hogs to, farntete,,15.75
"Per the Blood Is the 41.fn, "
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
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bind, Pilon,Blood Poioon,t1haumatiam, 1
Clout, oto., don't waste your time and money
on lotions and ointments which cannot get
below the surf+t01 of the skin, What you went
s a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood
of the poisonous matter which alone Is the true
Mvas of all your suffering, Clarke's Blood
ixture islust such a medicine. It is composed
of Ingredients which quickly expel from the
blood all impurities, from whatever cause
arising, and by rendering it clean and pure,
can be relied on to effect a lasting eft';
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CURES ALL
SKIN & D1008 DISUSES.