The Seaforth News, 1918-10-10, Page 4MAD1CA4
Vt. 11. IIUt•11t ISOS3. rhYstotaaandSurgsen
Late 01 Loudon limitedLondon, ltng)a11d,
stat attention to di/leases of ]lye, Ear, Nose 4d'rhroat
ee and reit-done! behind Powtalon hank.
p 1e,1'tielloxo r,, Redden& Phone No, 10
r, F. J Btle,U0W6 Seaforth Otlioe and r s
awnietwee-goderleh Street, east or the tieth
ori et (thumb ltnroner for County el Soren
Telephone No, 40. .
(alt,. •.t 0r.t Or 2iAt,IIAY, Phy,ielane and
1.1 6,irhtal.LFetOr lth trset, apposite Metlta-
Clittrch,l
Semi a [tate Meiosis, and Ann Arbor, and
&teml,wr or Malaria College of Physicians told
[Surgeon COrancr tor County 0) Sures,
,.. "•.. k3 fly UulversltY,
SW eel al Si nUego• Alombor
. • , OQp 0141 4, don. ,ns, ttntarlr.
oJoe'irfOIMAle, uste ,,tint Specialist
,onion's and chumeu0 di'casesand
• .eoirath tr oible0 Acute a id i iu mfr. dieord
ors. Ser, Eye, Noe and Throat adenoid re-
, Moved Marna Iheknitt, 'ousts to l ton free,
Rol't1 onset
Tuat:ay,• „-11. too t. n;Friay 811,111. 19 bpm
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T issued JeaMarria a licenses �Vlvlr
=dicfan,
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Insurance
Asn you considering Insurance, Life or Accident?
Ifyoa :rye, a postcard will set our tetra
1. 61. IIINHIILEY.
General Agent for London Life Insurance Co,.
o4 Imperial Guarantee and Accident insurance Co.
Seaforth, Ont.
Tames Watson
.gent. l and dealer mai
Accident
ew ngt Machines.
Agent,
bi sin hisses, Heatnrttt,
;Eiatrokro 0201.
1S ISSUED SVSRY 'YidUitSDAY f
From the office
MAIN ST. SgrkFOIRTH, ONT.
Rhone 94 Evening 127
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if not paid in advance, Ono dollar and
a hall will be charged. 1101te7 States
paper*, fifty cents extras strieklY in
adv l evd.
When subscribers chanuge their address �.
notice should ;relent us immediately, giving
buth the old and ns.
scribers will confer al favor by notlfYt &urs
of any irregularity of delivery.
THE 1McKILLOP 1
Mutual Fire Insurance Co, 1
Persue and Isolated Town
Property Only insured.
OFFICERS
J as. Connolly, Onder;eh, President, James
Evens, iteechwood, Vice -President, Tm,mts
Rays, Seaforth. Soc: Tress.
Directors
05, F. McGregor, Seafortic; Toho G. Grieve.
Winthrop W. Rlan, Constance; John Bennowele,
SI,mdghosoo; Robert Ferris, Harlock; Malcom
001 'eon, Clinton; c McCartney Seaforth;
James Connolly, Goderich; Jai. Evan*, Beechwood.
Agents
Ale:. Leitch, Oarlock; E. Hinckley, Scatorth.
R m CheaneY. Egmondvflel 1, W. Yea,
aesvlilel R. G. Jarreouth, Brodhasen: Janes
Kerr and John Govenlock, Seaforth, %minors.
Parties desirous to enact Insurance or crease,
pp can business
loe to any o W above ofcers, address co by
no their respective pootolBcea.
The
Original
And
Only
Genuine
THE A1'OW`T'H NEW
that you pay that ;oat in your hula.
ono pretoium. You know the incur..
once gonlpallio; hove figured oarefully
they do not roan, They snake you
pay your fair share of that lose every.
year, Then you pay it in another
way, Every merchant must add the
cost of the goods he handle* and you
pay for those IOaeea again, It pay's to
be careful suit reduce the risk,
Suburban Thrift
Thur
day Otober Ics
Huron Counly Red Cross and
War Contigent Association
sessosaal
6000 AR'TICLE'S SHIPPED
DURING YEAR
Huron County lied °rose and War
Contingent Aseooiatiot ehipped.60,000
systoles during the year ending Sept.
1st. 11)18,
Cuderiah Shipping Centre- Maple
Leal Chapter of 1, 0, Lt. E. , 2896 art.
I 'thrift oeuvorts snacks into oomfort. ioies, Goderioh Red Cross 3833,, Ben.
01110, (0007 hem"' Alongside all 1a020 miller fled dings'81;;United Patriotic
Reading Notices -No reading notice. ! �.Oanaditine Oitfes there have grown up Societies of Godorich 'Township 12061
advertising any entertainment or matter by d
which mane to to be made by any person Suburbs that had their beginning in a Goderiolt Women's L03011110 559; Ash•
or cause will be inserted In Tun Saws
field Soldf°t's'' id 1837'; Sanford 1101without charge. The price for the laser-
few rade ilrvellinga built by poor neo-
tion of business announcements Is TEN 1 1p, but whish, through thrift, have, in Crass 834; ICintail 1Nomon e' lnstitnt0
cents per count line each insertion to P
parties having no contract for display a atu•prisely short titue, become thriv- 326; BriVenda Chnptor of the I. () 11 Iii
advertising, and FLVE cents per Una ettch
Insertion to those having display tronteacta, fog distr'ipts, One of these is Earls -
,1 203, Leeboruo Red Crass 793, Dougall.
and !or church, society and entertainment
reading notices, Curd of Thanks 5 to 9 o,nrt, iu, the northwestern portion el n.
non Women's Institute 421, Tailors
lines, SO cents. Tor/ut0, kuow't a fete years ago as
Homers 448, Colborne Red Cross 834.
1 ihaaktowil,"
Judicial, Legal, Official and Govern -
moot Notices -Ten sante per line for first
insertion and five cents per line for each
sub0eauet insertion,
Yearly one sinch,owill� be lit Carlo,
rrtted not r
exceedingper
90.00 per year, payable strictly In advance �.
Display adrertlaing-Rates furnished 4
,
on application, !!
"Advertisements orderedapfor insertion,
wUnttl forbid, ! and those sent without
written
orders are instructions
ved fll or their trio
continuance,
Lettere to the Editor must be accom-
panied by the writer's own signature, not
or publication, but as a guarantee of good
faith, The publisher accepts no respon-
sibility whatever for the statements made
In such communications. Letters on reli-
gious topics will not be published at all
except as paid advertleing, pialnly marked
as such. The rate for such matter 1s ten
cents per line.
J. F. SNOWDON
EDITOR ANO PUBLISHER
1
I General Observations
0
The Kaiser might say with truth
no,v 'WI things are coming my way."
*.0r.
Phis district wag settled in about
1906, The foot that lots could be
bought at $6 to $7 a foot, and on easy
instalments, pot land within the reaoh
of persons of poor oirotunataltoes. Ten
dollars down and five dollars a 1n0uth
enabled scores to buy, 'Thos° terms
meant that within four years a man
could pay for a lot, Io the meantime
he put up a cheap shook and, as the
months rolled, ou, gradually improved
it, At the 80010 time ill almost all
these homes there was a family with
small children.
Determination Saw Them Through
How did these people get along? By
saving, Not only were they of the
wage"earniug class, but they were
mainly drawn from the ranks of nns1ill
ad labor, poorly paid. However, they
had learned to live on less than they
received, This often meant a struggle
but determination saw them through.
if peace comes now it will only come
as tl•e result of the complete surrender
of the Centrad Powers. The world
most be made safe for humanity after
these terrible four years, The blond
of tllo a who died demand this, e.
She was e. wise woman who defitled
pltrieitic as "One per cent cheering Men do not do these things them -
Bewail
selves. Their wives playa bigart m
Of and flag waving and ninety nine per P t
scut of hard work!' She [vas wiser, it, They are thrift heroines, helpmates
Imitations cent the true sense of the world. Above
S9ld than many a statesman who exhausts
all thing*, these people have learned
an the lungs and the dictionary in the effort, well the lesson of thrift, a quality that
Merits rt „ makes fat 01100eae amid the most ad
Of vevrse conditions and which Canadian
Mioard
A Toronto Dally quoted among generally must practise rigidly from
s
Liniment Dressed Meats, 'then dogs" at Cts, a,a• els if Victory is to he made aura.
per pound, i. r,a,to must be ii, the
Hound! Shipping Centre Hillsgreea
274, Hensel! Patriotic gooioty 2206
Kippeu G71; Hy, Tp. 64, Blake 689
Zurich 535, Sexemith 320, Comm
Ohurah Mission Band 36, Lutheran
Churoh, Zurich 56,
Seaforth Shipping CeiltrO-Seafot•lh
Red Cross 11384, 8eafor'til \l'omsu`s
Auxiliary 2807.
Exeter Shipping Centre - Exeter
Women's Institute 361 articles; Zion
Red (cross 6111, Eltmville and Sunshine
770, Centralis 814, Soldiers Aid Ex. ter
2272, Crediton 862, Thames Road 856,
Dashwood 366, Farquhar lied Cross
272, Little Cauucks Exeter 74; Patrio-
tic League, Exeter 3142, Hnrondale
TIN
Two examples will serve to show how
they got along. Seven years ago there
came to harlscourt a middle aged Eng-
lishman, an unskilled laborer. He
bought a lot 011 e00y terms; built a
shank during the evenings and gradu-
ally improved his employment. Today
his equity in hi0 property is 51,600,
Thrift Her,ines
An Irishman arrived in the district
seven years ago. He lead a wife with
four children in Ireland, and, by rade•
ing money through a loan he brought
them out. An unskilled workman, his
average wage was about $t0 a week
out of whish be paid $2 for rent, and
the same amount on his loan. The
family lived on 56 a week, The man
managed so well that he was able to
buy a lot, on whish be built a house
hie equity in which is now $boo.
For Sale
SCRANTON €O1L
W. L. MY, S'°iif Inds.
Pilof32 130
Business
Without a proper
systm of adver-
fVsill is like a
'Rotor without the
r Power. .
t+
Sea -forth News
ADVERTISEMENTS
will supply the
'required energy
none - 34
evenings127
1, -ail at all cvet,,. t1!'. it will t1.o Tor- Briefs For The Busy
Exeter Soldiers Aid .........,. 2,947.7!
onto 11 ,.: s..v t„ .,. -- Es mar 1101119115 Ll tetitute......... i49 77
Hits 'has been the most eventful Thames !toad Red Cr000.... 717 40
wrek iu the war, The allies 'have nut Ce.tralta Pat League ...,..1 ,053 q2
1 ..a1•i: *ivi1, [),. thin '° it wld; rind e'1.13 l,o,,t the eery ft•rcefol pr000llro, Dnhttoud Red Crows ...........012 40
J y 00 toe truster!. front that claraeterit'd 85
1''argnhar Retl ('ruse 247
;.•y :e f. t !".Lin:; with scr1'oy ratt4 -,t ti;hpr: snrdn Jn,t22nd but in Jinn Red Cross 5-
t 711
:n1- I.I-.0"0:,' 1i:... table, C'e'ceda the ii,e.l:me they have Pureed Bulgaria Ii entail hest 00000 501 40 la ii.elpal of a 'Irantfotd School,
t,,1 vit. a irn,tflll tsar- t„ •u,,, for anti r-cei10 10ace terms, 1)rl,:•sels lied C',ise.......,.,.. 1.538 ISI
The Louduu hoard of '1'rmda da trying 1;i;ulys tt duh of pinus and
t, .'r,•1: Uri'. war Lib x,rot:ri,t In a nrkey the 1tr1Li0;, have made resat t:rr,lttu1 Rad Cross 1,2 8 b7 los stirs uulitraote for monitions from
Cru of the
1, 4I, • y„ Apply at i a 1 hurt•. u,:ru,•r of
s: , s :yl a1:� slat-: 1 c,v , - 1'rogres' it, 1 capita. d it P;Ansvlil,. e\ .mow casae chyle... 6-} 53 r,LO hutted 8tatee. rite • toe alae
3 Jarvis and Market ut t 41
u,va3. t r,,,.,o I , rr.r1 day neconi. Auburn 1 toil tnues...............1,7i, 47
Blyth Shipping Centre - Burne'
Church Ladies' Aid 77, Walton Red
Cross Union 36.34, D, 4, M. 1, 3), K,
Club 134, Westfield Red Cross Circle
443, Blyth Girls' War Auxiliary 913,
Gerrie 164, Blyth Red CrossOiro1e2059
School No.1 E. Wawanosh 668; Blyth
Women's Institute a 74, Monterief.e Red
Cross 260, Orange Hill Ladies Aid 65,
Loudesboro 36 boxes valued at $36,00
Clinton Shipping Centre -Holmes,
ville 198 articles, Summer Hill 534,
Bayfield 674, Turner Ohuroh 375, Bet
harry 171, Unity Club 374; Stanley Map
le Leaf 434, Clinton Patriotio Society
2826, Yarns 822, Y. L. of south end of
Gotlerieh 86, Clinton Girls Aux, 622.
.lean Fitton, Exeter, Secretary
ANNUAL REPORT OF HURON R.
0, and W. C. A,
Walton Red Cross Union......3,491 43
Wingbam Pat. Soo . ............3,803 83
Hensel) Pat, Soo,. ..... 3,7711 19
Varna Pat zoo. .......... ..... ...1,404 42
Bayfield Pat, atm, 939 79
Unity Club }66 74
Stanley Mutate Leaf Soc. ..... 606 07
Turners Church Soo. ...... . ...... 590 47
Bethany Soo .......... .............. 61 q 99
London Roo Soc.. .....,....403 89
ldolrnesville 'Soo '" ........... 512 32
dutnntorhill Son .............. 350 66
Y. L, of 8 E of 6 T .............. 980 88
Clinton \Vents/no Pat. S
uo 2,421 )a
Clinton Ririe Aux.....,.. .3 ,079 74
5aaforth Navy League,....... -2,763 20
Seaforth tt'ar Aux ..... ,,,,..3,881 V
r
Witk Acknowledgments to Luke Fiddes, R.A.
PO every home there comes a time when every thought,
every hope, every prayer for the future centres on the
recovery of one loved one. - In that hour of anguish, every
means to recovery is sought-the.highest medical skill, trained
nurses, costly treatment. Does the price matter?
It may be so great as to stagger
the imagination -a sum beyond
the possible.
But does anyone ask, "Can we
do it?" Money or no money, they
do it. And somehow they pay.
It may mean doing without
things they think they need. It
may mean privations, sacrifices,
hardships. They make unbeliev-
able savings, they achieve the
impossible, but they get the money
to pay.
+ + +
To -day in this critical period of
our nationhood, there is impera-
tive need for MONEY vast sums
of money. Only one way now
remains to obtain it.
The nation must save, every
community, every family, every
individual Canadian must save.
If anyone says "I cannot save"
,let him consider to what extent he
would pinch himself to relieve the
sufferings of a loved one at home;
and surely he would not pinch
less for our fighting brothers in
France.
Without suffering actual priva-
tions,
riva
tions, nearly every family in Can-
ada can reduce its standard of
living, can practice reasonable
thrift, can make cheerful sacrifice
to enrich the life -blood of the
nation.
You who read this, get out
pencil and paper NOW. Set
down the items of your living
expense. Surely you will find
some items there you can do with-
out.
Determine to do without them.
Start TO -DAY. Save your
money so that you may be in a
position to lend it to your country
in its time of need;
Published under the authority of the
Minister of Finance of Canada,
29
Core
the Busy
'Briefs y
Tho farmers rear\V,;o.lstocls are busy
cutting wood and will lint 110(0 mush
coal this winter. They have learned
experience that cual to hard to get and
they will deliv0r wood t the city in-
stead of buying coal,
Pre John Holeswort1 of \'andecnr
nus been killed 1e autism, He was 25
00ll'n of ago and was. when he enlisted ,
looking for means of increasing the sup-
ply of labor for factories,
Engineer ,1 , Willis Chapman of l'or
onto say's thy, typhoid Plitt/01,m in
Ohathant 110(0611(10 the placing of
competent man in ohsr,_,• of the Sltor-
iwg plant while the epi d,mf0' 11011 11(11.9
157 tutees have ent,•r"1 t1:,' hospitals
ill .loathe,
Music
Cousins,
t 1t
.1. t o e..l n -mcg _s ,.
God. molt Red'roan- :.........4-4, 58 _
lAtinth-op Presbyterian
s " 114 )1,00l nine r Pet Bur ...., ... u,- 77 Sunday 80t0i11 2,30 On. 8undat•
tine t »t 'rhent* t halt, :u, inquest
1 . „•' .t1..1 ...t.•e t' .. f',.''-: till' S,,ti ,.1 14'11Ct ,00... -875 5,.1 tiehool I I6p to Prayer n1:•etin1
' ,it ti', ibiil.111,n of • 14. .:L dllg li1lU'EI
,... 0,, .i -l•••• 1': It,. i1l; ai death 000 euspattsa of twins; caused by lieu ntu lot 1441 truss ........ ...:..095 11 lune -clay 8 p. m, L CP last Wed.
:- i1,,t 0.,,;:et t.' s.i r. plenty' f.- 1" piny }der 1equ00: was reins, -d, Leehurn Tied ('roes .............003 11
t -I more ttl'\i,;t14
,. a ii, th,_t A 1)11'4t.4Ittlitgat,rnu 11 um..ms Inatitilte t 315 1'2
; reit 1, •„ -.1 '11881atrau,
t't the ueta a: the Trout, 14. thai,ki`t Bishop 1'ali011 whale in Eugiaud
' li.• gett,'1'0118.',, , 1 c.a./dully investigated the repot to that
yi /ft was in the Canadian offices there,
11' * Ho say's the reports aro entirely false
That self preservation is tl'io first' and that he found that 72 per cent of
I of nature was beautifully iilustrat•I `he mous7'peat [vent 101' w3g04 and
the r0slfor trausportatiou and other
ed the other clay at 181annheirl in legitimate expense,
Gerula1y The Kaiser and two mem.
Even the. sassier pigeons at the
Ashft.'.d ti„Idinl Ai.) Soc.,.,,,41020 39 ioniatauce Methodist
NIt.ple l,,r.f )'holier I O 1) E...1103 78 Rev. 'T. E. Saw3'er, paster. Stnnlay
1;,.110%11 13wugh Chap 1 O D B...401 00 service 2 30 p.m. Young People's Lea.
Women Iuatitute (lodorich..,,,.435 7,) 3102.30 pin Sunday wom.)n's
fluderieh Tp Pat tioc.,...,......i.833 t0 ary first Tuesday of every month a
Alhtueek Chap 1 0 D E .........052 3ti 30 p.m. Ladies' Aid last Thursday
Seaforth Iced Cross ...........11,748 n0 of each mount 2.30 p.m
Westfield Soo.,....,,... 604 48
1\o 19 East Wewat,osll ....441 a5 RirstRresnyterlan
1) A \l 1 D IC Club ' 32.3 u3 Bev, 8'. H, Larkin„Pastor. Sunday
here 161"
stair were hero stayutg 00
services 11 a.m, and 7 p m, Saud*
flora aro protected by snacks 0(111 paint Blyth Red Crnss.a...............1 381 08 a Y
the palace Loyal, when some British ed in snetl oolore that they cart be not Blyth Girls War A ix,........,,.i,4Slt 90 school 2,30 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7,46 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Societyethe first 1'uoaday in email
month at 3 p m, Barbara Kirkman Mis•
sioll Band 3rt1 Tuesilay'in the month at
7 30 p.m. Sunshine Mission Band
every 211d Monday at 4.15 p.m.
airplsuea slew over the city. Sum? 0f seer, to protect' thein trent gas and
the bombs whish they dropped fell gun fiends of the enemy.
and exploded ver neat the Kaiser's Londe?boyo.......................... 488 95
quarters, whereupon he and his corn- !Potquara Asthma. '1'o be relieved So' forth t Belgium elguini ltultaf... 0211 o0
parties scurried away to the cellar like from the terrible .suffocating due to -
any other Common jacks, 'Safety first' aethme is a great thing, but to be safe- .total 577,544 Sri
guarded for the fntnr0 is even greater,
io the Hohnnwollnrn mot's,Not only does Dr. 7, D. Kellogg's Guerra Brown,'I't'aa'111'et
Asthma Remedy br.ng prompt relief
butt it introduce* anew era of lifts for
the affiioted, Systematic inhaling of
Csnada of fires. Anti because you have smoke or fumes from thetweedypre-
10 fires you cannot say it does not vents reettaoks and often aH•buts a per•
eWeat you. Have you ever thought muuans cure,
Colborne Red Cross ......... ......953 JII
Throe dollars per head is the cost to
0EAYH8.
DrlR5FY--In Seafort- on 1''rhlay Oct
4tn 1918, Miohaol Dorsey, aged 75
years,
Mciciliop Presbyterian
Rev. D Carswell pastor Sunday
services 'Duffs' ohuroh 11 a 1n Sunday
school 10 a•m Prayer m00)111g Wed-
nesday 8 p.m. wom0ti'a Missionary
Prayer Meeting 'Chased* y..8, lr,rn•.
Society last Friday in each month at'
e 'elock, .
I OCHNrivo
1. 1 I 0.hl, Head ar,
pt 'hod jr nr eharge, ex -
el. those 0 nnlissen1, 11110.
wine in admission f e is
Inn nod L,
rut,. i r
6„)10011•. 444.41 n•'r •nun, If tie
S3 2 Fe)5'H'H 0A-s$IAR0H•51%S
St. James'
St. Jatnes' Ohuroh, Rev. 'Father
I', Hoots P. P, Early Maga 8,110 high
Masa 10,30, Suuduy Sallcol3 p, m.
Vespers and Be(1odiotion of the Bless
ed Saornuteut1T p. in,
St, Thomas'
Iter '1'. 11 Brown, Beet,. 8111,11;,.
s.'rimes 11 a 111. and 7 p 111. Sunday
sch0o 1 2,30 p, m, .Women's Anglioei-
Missionary Association 'Tuesday 230
p.m. Ohildren'slranch Saturday 2 p to.
w1,0000sieu smutting every Thursday,
,0n 1n,
Methodist
Rev, R. 1), Moyne, p•:gtos•
- SL'N1)AY "citn..l et 10;00 a. to.
Public service 11 0 rat and 7 p nl
"For the Blood is
the Life."
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
1.i;tn any dlncase duo to impure blood
ouch as Eczema, Scrofula, Sourvy, Bad
Loge, Abaoo0000, uIoern, Glandular
Swellings, Boles, Pimpios,soroe of any
kind, Piloa,Blood Poleon,Rhoumatl0m,
Rout,on loions and 1 elnnnv .10,10 t" whiour ch and cannot
cn n tg money
below the surface sof the skin.. What you want
1, a medicine that will thoroughly frectheblood
f the poisonous matter which alone is the true
• :ac of dl your bufering. Clarke* Blood
11 irs ere is yule such a medicals. Itis composed
• ingredients whish quickly expel fano the
bh„d all impurities, from whatever cauec
an•i,, , and by rendering It clean and pure,
• be relied on to efrect a lasting cur"
I7 t tr.f ,nualX.
„r ,.,[,0000> pmd
Over SO years'
,1111000.
Pleasant to
fake.
vs=od
ttdtFi5lb5 `moi
Gehl
by ad
r,,,mr'ta and)
CURES
SKIN &'BLOOD DISEASES.
Salvation 1•Iriny
Lieut, Dohorty and Envoy ti hitfieid
Holiness tweeting 11 a.m. Praise
servi00 3 p.m, fdospol service 7 p'm .
°hildrene Service-Direotory class 10
a.m. Bible classes 4 p In, Week [light
Meetings -Wednesday Praer meeting
3 I',m
Egrnondvllie, (Presbyterian
Rev. 8 McLean pastor,d'Sunday set.
vines 11 a',m. and 7 p m. Bible class
3 $.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
ftp. in. Y1' 1,0.8 Union 3rd Friday
iu the month 8 p m. Women'* Mission.
ary Society Biel Wednesday in the month
at 2.30 p.m Ladies' API 010019 im-
tordiutely after.
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