The Seaforth News, 1917-12-27, Page 5Page ►mor
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OF CO ,r FRC
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SIR EDMUND WALKER,'
C ,O.. LLD., D.O.L.. President
SIR JOHN AIRW GcnereWiettagsr
H. V. F. JONES, Asst, Gen'I, Manager
CAPITAL PAID UP, $15,000,000 REsewe rutin, . $13,500,000
.1100-10,10
Careful attention.. is given to the bank-
ing requirements of farmers, with whom an
important part of the business of this Bank
is transacted... Farmers may rely upon
prompt and courteous service. el
SeafOrtl3. �Cv'21i73.C3
J, G. MULLEN MANAt4ER
W,J.Walker 86 Soo
Undertakers
and
Embalmer
W. J. Walker, holder of ga.
eminent Diploma and License
Day or Night calla receive our
prompt attention
Day Phone 67
Night 18
Winter Term From Ja nary 2nd
W ? CENTRAL
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STRATFORD, ONT.,-
We employ exporienod instructors'
giro thorough* commis, •and individ-
ual attention to pupils and place grad-
uates in positions, Thie school ie one
of the largest and beat Commercial
sohool in Canada.
Write for free catalogue concerning
our Commercial, Shorthand or'1'ele-
graphy departments.
matt
W,G.ELLIOTT, D. McLACHLAAN',
PRESIDENT PRINCIPAL
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath—Candy Cathartic.
No odds haw bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your Lead aches,
stow miserable you are from. constipa-
tion, indigestion, bilim guess and slug-
gish bowels—yon always get relief with
Caecarets. They immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomach. remove the
sour, fermenting food and foul gases;
take the excess Elle from the liver and
carry oft the r,' tipa'r,l lir..+. ,,alter
and poison f i'•.,in the intestines and
bowels. A 10•rent heti frena your armr-
est will keep ;veer li•.'r end bowels
clean; stow:telt orae, L an I ':ea l clear for.
months. That• , •, • c:,:
FOR 5, TILE eAETIiP
Frame House, i .riving ;nil pantry(
^
summer kitchen and cellar, Hard and
aloft water, Electric lights, large tt
rsndah, Stable Ie,' x 12' but house fly
,by 7'J
Apply at the
News Moe.
For Sale
House and half sore of land iii the
village of Egmondvillo. The property
is situated o Centre Street, chose to
the Presbyterian Church and is known
as the Purnell property. Good, corn•
fortable horse, good shed, good; well
and cement cistern, All kinds of fruit
trees, atrawberrie8, raspberries and
ourraat bushes, '.Chia is It corner pro-
perty with no breaks on front, and
the land is in a good state of cultiva-
tion, 'Thin is a nice property for a
retired farmer and the taxes ale light,
For patticula s apply on the premises
or to John Rankin, Seaforth,
GETYOUR
Chri stmas
Hair Cut
at
Bolton's 9iarberShop
CARDNOS BLOCKSHAFORTH
Ighave for sale ser=
eral
Bonds and as
Debentures
of a + particularly
High grade, bearing
interest from 5'. to
6 per cent.
X11 information con-
cerning same cheer:
Fully given.
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Bond and Debenture Broker
Niain Street, ;;daforth
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SPECIAL DECEMBER SERVICE
I3ETWVEEN
Toronto and Winnipeg -D it TAY.
Westbound, Dec. 3rd to Jan. 2nd. Eastbound, Dec. 1st to Jan. 5th
Note—Tri-weekly service will be resumed thereafter.
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Winnipeg and Edmonton Edmonton and Vancouver
DAILY TRI -WEEKLY
For Tickets, Reservations, Literature and Information, apply to
CHAS, A, ABERHART, DRUGGIST, SEAFORTH.
Or write R. L. Falrbalrn, G.P.A., 68 King St. E„ Toronto.
C:AN:ADIAN ,NORTH ERN RAi L
Miss Anita Bell of Toronto ,s spend
ing the variation with her paten's.
Mr \V, McKay, barrister, of Toronto,
spent Christmas with his mother, t'
McKay, Goderioh St. ,y Mich.
Miss May Stobie of 1)eund Mrs A.
is visiting her perm,'
.lhivbie. •
Shannon of Wiarton
Alt' n"iirests of Mts,Dorrauoe
woirn
-`t*r James Sloetit of Sarni:( was a
r ..r' town meeting.
- �..rrsoaat
taidlaw and Mise
Mies l.i(tlaw and visiting their
Gertrp ivdrs J 0 Laidlaw.
liars MoCuaig and son of Schreiber
are visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs
J Wilson,
Mr George Smitliai's and MiseMabol
oFToro nto are visiting friends in town
31r and Mrs E. Maim! left to spend
the holidays in St Thomas
Miss Jessie Scott of Holstein is spend
ng the holidays with her parents, Mr
and Mrs A. 1)..,Scott at Thornton Hall.
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I TownTopics 1:
Dig up your overcoat) have a look at
it, by renewing the velvet collar, Press.
in and Cleaning =piece youths prioo
of a now one, My Wardrobe, Goderi.ob
St.. opposite Queens,
Mr, Finlay (.loss of New Hamburg is
spending Christmas in MoKillop with
his ;nether, Mrs. Lucas Rose•
Mies Davis of Start's was a town vie-
or
Mee Boyd and Mre Gibson have gone
to Stratford for Christmas,
Mies Mary Gillespie of the Collegiate
staff, Parkhill is home for the holidays
Miss Belle Jiallautyna of Waterloo is
spending the vacation with her father
Mr. Win, Bal.antyne,
Miss Mamie Obesnsy of Rochester is
ependiug the holidays at the home of
her parents Mi•, and Mrs, P M Ches.
nay, Tinokersntith,
Mr W Brine was a Torooto visitor,
Miss A. McKay of Auburn is a visite
at the home of her parents, Mr 011(1
Mrs Hugh Meliay
Mise T. MoKencie was in London
attending the funeral of an aunt.
Mrs, J. A, Broadfoot and Miss 1May
Broadfoot aro spending the holidays in
Hamilton.
Mr's, Kilpatrick and small eon from
New York State are guests at the home
of Mrs. Frank Case,
Mr. and Mrs, Carnochan and daugh-
ter from the West are visiting at the
home of the former's mother, Mre. Wm,
Carnochan nn Tuoltersatith,
Miss Allan of the Collegiate Staff left
for her home in Burlington last week.
Mr, and Mrs, Robert 'McGee and
,Jack are visiting friends in Wingham
Mrs. Williams of Toronto is a Yule-
tide visitor at the home of his sou Mr.
0. L, Williams.
Mise Sparks was palled to her home
in. Stratford owing to the death of her
mother.
Mr. Oliford Bell is home from the
University for the holidays,
Miss Hazel Campbell of Wingham
is visiting Mre. James Archibald.
The Ogilby Flour Mill has been
purchesedby the Rob Roy Milling Co.
a Western Firm,
Mr and Mre Wm Hartry spent the
holidays in London
Miss \V etherall is speiding the vac
Mimi at her home in Wyoming.
Mr and Mrs Lon 'Cruse, Galt, Mr
and Mrs E Lawson, Auburn, are with
Mr and Mrs W Solater.
Mr and lire R H Arohibal(I and daug
terof Dunnville are at Mr and Mrs
James Arohibalds,
Pte. Norman Behanan is spending
the holidays with friends,
Miss Horan of Toronto is visiting
her parents, Mr and Mrs Horan.
Christmas music at St Thomas
Chiron will be repeated next Sunday
morning and evening.
Mies Florenoe Thompson of Toronto
is home for the holidays.
Mr and Mrs George Savauge of Tor-
onto are spending the holidays with
their sort Mr Fred Savauge
Mr, (1 D Harn of McKillop attended
the United Farmers' Convetntio_n in
Toronto last reek.
The monthly business meeting of the
Rad Cross Society will bo held on Mon
day afternoon January 3rd at 4 o'clock
in the Post Office building
A Patriotic)rPatriotic)and . tNeatorrnn ., 010
will be held lathe Method'
Sunday evening nextvo1011 Thnrs
(ilei \I ie l.rm. ,tl Sar mother. will
Fur the -erin Stratford with her
day
Ba
spend 'dee rr,
dtr and Mre Crawford MoLelland
a id daughter of Baden were Ohristmae
v eitore at the home of Major and Mrs
R S Hays,
Mica .lassie' Wilson of Owen Sound is
visiting her parents, Mr and Mre J M
Wilson,
Mies Phemia Cowan of Dundee and
Mise Margaret Cowan of Toronto have
returned home for the holidays
Mrs John Maotavish and Ian spent
Christmas at her home in Ingersoll,
Misses Jean Govenlook of Windsor
and Nora Govonlook of Ottawa are vis-
iting their sister Mrs A Scott Goderioh
treat.
Mies E Smith of Ottawa is visiting
her sister, Mrs W, E. Kerslake.
THE, 1 tAtFURTf KEW
Thursday, Dec'.
We Sincerely is Yon
A appy New Year
Never in the World's History was there
a lime when we should more sincerely
wish each other A Happy New Year, A
Happy New Year can only come with Vic-
tory for Allied Cause, the safe return of
our Canadian Heroes, the signing of an
enduring pea;e and the firm establishment
of a lasting World Wide Democracy.
Then let us prap that come it map
As come it will for a'that
When man t'o man the world o'er
Shall brothers be for a'that
We take this opportunity of thanking
you the people of Seaforth and vicinit•
for your liberal patronage and kin,d,ure
pressions toward our store, ay.efforts,
you of a condituation okserve your con-
that
onthat we may cont,"'in the years to come,
fidence and
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