The Seaforth News, 1928-01-05, Page 8i
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I3,ENSALL, '
Poll Moore, wire has been
iss si Mrs,•'Eather Shim -
5' t
rrig,ller , is retumertled to London.
lisS\itil'gaCC t..•and Lizzie Slavin
sit .
• stat r 'Fr[elids in London for a
�tls t>
s.been
l
;days.
b
has
i'i � Mottle Ellis, who
ti
s a ',e r two
Ag itx Guelph for Past
s, has returned home,
Ise Martha FIuliter
and Miss
visited for
Iunter, df Eceter,.
i�'1'tassae relatives tn. town.
few clays with can Elder, of
'LoMisses ;Helen and jean
week-end
over t
with their
r peed ov and 'Mrs. John
with their pareats,,l4lr; alt
F:irler•
Miss Amy Lainmie, o 'f I,oncioit, vis-
ited
'reed aver the holidays with her mother, vtrs,',\rtrltx, 'Lammtie,
Mr, Ferris Catttalon left to Mon-.
day evening for Onodago
his duties as school eafhGoderich, is
G
Mr.
Joseph
visiting friends in tawvn• of Pontiac,
Mr. Nathan \V friends in toWn,,
Mich., is visiting I-lobkirk who has
Mass Marga her par-
ents,
the rvisiting
tints, Mr. and Mrs. Wat• Idobkirk; re-
turnedDetroit on Monday,
to
has
who
•north,
'Miss Hazel Coxinother worth,
the past
'been veeks, left t00 Saturday.
Miss ter
ks et
wee 1 1
two h
l pleasantly els.
xlr
talined Bnunbernffoflher friends on
a • evening last: The evening was
after
Friday and mask, spent in games era
1 ch a dainty lunch. was served. which meeting of the The fivers ut Sdensall United
Sud officers of the Sin -
Sunday School was e`ldArthur ednew
evening last, Rare the
cil xr-presin.a: _., t 110 ,ing
officers for the coming yea ei
Lloycl Pass`
Pfile, superintendent;
more, assistant
treasurer;
Miss
Mar-
garet Idobinrk, 1 ;I
Avis -
alndenfteid pianist;MissGladys
Luker assistantpianist;Ed.Linden-
field,
•
field, leader of the orchestra.
Mrs. John Read and daugYears hter Miss wish
Mv innie visited over •
''relatives in London.
Miss Carey Mitchell is visiting re-
latives in Denfield. ent
Miss Edith MCEwae, who has speat
the Christmas holidays visiting
her
sister and brother south of the vil-
lage, tto I�
returned Kitchener on 'Mon-
.
visitin(Dr.) Campbell
her parents,bell of : Toronto is
tMr, and Mrs.
Thos. Murdock.
The Hensall public and continua-
tion ; schools re -\petted again on Tues-
day morningwith Miss Jessie John-
son and Miss Mary Stewart in
nnd arge
of the continuation schooland Miss
r.
Miss Ellis
William :v1cl�a1 f the public
char e
THF S,fi;gFORTH NEWS,
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STABLE' '���M�� Cay,
.,-a Acid Public School•-T'Jr' Rooni, ."� � , THE U5'vl
B Y • nlN7,'IA1G . IU. II' Dy0P1:tfL1S i<OlY
Anna Q tl Dean,. (honors ; 't*1 `s_
Jr, IIL�Cas e, hila 'Carsmt; l ^O1.1,+4s
THAN Weeds, Asslstaat. ,1 •tr Alit t 1 49011I1 17S i 6 0 QUALITY BULLS.
A ) � t` IIAI. �
emiettse , e Fred n(;acid
G Sturgeon, Iden: Tho' tmete lades n!
J encs' d �.,.�, fila O1 t7tn t� o
Keith; Jo Al bEF+,A• OV Q.
a
3 11 tat
Sturgeon,. a ' $mint; Wil 1^3rc> tiJ'sAo l.v o en
• Lindsey, T "estilt „ Gains at a Premium—et Teen; Mere + i 1 Bust"
Castle,
tl Zlttgh; Elliott,
icing and the Heifers---•AnPly B
Louis; McLeoiii-llrecdliil;
'L Maud* iss* ( seeexamine-- Glt .lt i . Principles.
vin;'Barker,.* (missed nossl l
Louise ( a eta
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' 'l ..•lir S itee a ..lagistalte--The
,
t.e.,
t'antrtid of I afatct Insects.
autinat[on)• Elliott, Jean;
d ay, P Vera; rt. r tcontributeti.by Ontk''Poroeto.ltment of
S Osmond,. Albert; Aarlcultu,o,
Sturgeo Pearl; Mae* ti n
Sturgeon,
(missed Primary. --Castle, :examination),
don Harry,
entila o The immediate possibllitY•Af lower-
'
Murray, al stable v
� duction' aY ntitk or
Ladies and Gentlemen:
el et rs of
- The question o to s, to
f Phank
t
cost
a-
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year w
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Kenneth; t o1
Coutes $
� is wP
radon, Ctrarles,,.
*'Bra in erected. It seemd quite increasing the gement and the•t given In cola t g
and d cies are being the .caro, •d
dLeo , or t on
T en p
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maY Frances; n Y
ran.
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T'i i rev
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(W �I'' SALE POSTPONED,
� � AN KS (A The sale of brick advertised
at until
CARD monclville has been postponed
Wednesday,"Jan. 4th, at 2 Pm,
ut30,000 Brick of the Colbell
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th os 'supporters good condition and will be s
Inwish ko'tueak•all s given out reserve; d ender,
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suf 1Q
for the good measure of pi,ant 8 Months'
•p kelt Wishing all a 'Tcrmst tAithatmalno , ,
H the rand r s w Year, cash; over > int notM ths'
IIaPPY and Prosperous New raved. jo for
I;OIBT• P. WAT50Ii• count oft G per ,cent, per annnm
o
amounts, nts,
Henry Woe,
credit
'I Illi$ A` , JAN I A Y 5, 1928,
PROFESSIONAI; CARDS,
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\eaShT. Brown, Met. den, Prop.
CARD OF THANKS,
-----�--,ts ANU QUILTS.
of Tucicersmith. MAsale, also
To the ElectorsWis'lt to a -h oked mats for
t: I o
e om td
n d 1
flet . i e o• T
- a e quilts. John Hildebrand,
ready nt d Egmondville• .1
West of ftaxmill,
HELP WANTED.
Medical,
DR, H. JIUGH BOSS, I?hysicirra •
sit- •
Loudon I�,
of
Loi
0
t. Late
COf
tr1, ..
St ga
and i
1
a
nd,
S eG
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S
ai
.London,
ort , • ,exr>
aaterrtlo}t to diseases of the eye,
nose and- throat, Office and 'reside
once behind DomiionBnl. Office
)'hone Nq, 5; Residence
(equal), E':l `Eugene•
Bobbie; Castle, .,Bnerie, Prbi1c[pa1.
nz
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V. Jack;
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ors); Yomig; Kenn '
Higgins, Lottie; Elliott Margaret;
Lindsay, Jessie; 'Weston, Fred; Gem-
Doris*.
;rd
Ilia,(honors),
ocr),
It
'Sr, IV. ---Seeds ,Bernice (
Mackay, Ella; Weston, Gra+ft$o15 Wld-
combe, Mary, Sturgeon,
Brown, John*.of Landon, spent
Mr. Fred Folvl[e,
,New year's at 'his home, sent
Mr, L. B. Smith, of Lo dond spent
with
C the esParke wt
re-
Smith
had Mrs.
Snl
Parker, rt.
Pa
Charles C
1
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V
tS
'al
fora
mt edau-
ghters
Mrs. M. Green is visiting her
In Detroit,
Mr. William .Parke, ef his paarnta,
spent New Year's w
Mr. and. Mrs. Charles returned -to :to her
Miss Iaetta 3tlern
school at Newr Dwt,deeMnand
'iv • ;Con
\�trodds to Or•,,,. a0
orn-
tr. and Mrs. A. Furter returnedto
North Bay on Friday last,
g
spent Christmas with the 5 ite"S par -
V.
and Mrs. J. o
Mr. wh
s on
ent d
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n
a
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7 �Y
Jean
the
's
121s J as
week spent a few days last He
guest of her aunt, Mrs.' D. Dewar, re-
turned home on 'Saturday,
Miss M. H. Gerrie, who spent , he
e at Ing
important ken,
not be, made ,to give el>:e animals feeding of our cows,
to do solseting
may ° Idany neglect within a single herd tin
e' ai'r• a Y ourPoorer
ur o0 t
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t e
it en Y, Y ' eft r
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the cold sit` will find a et me5 It the rovi as a whole,• we must be
find comet I 'e Province
oea, th.. n
ei
t d oa
lm a e
et w
om t
m- b
e
s
S o.
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b
eas
along 1
mayget al. p
does not, and animas content toown,
palled to live in an atmosphere that.with the cows oe hands• The.4
p .but per -
Fresh
.
vechanged,
oti
u be
estit
dcannot n
Is' eca
I
have
Fresh air is the cheapest thing w we
that it. is not !has they will produce more it: given
Wive. Yes, ao cheap p
d bymany people, keeping more feed and better care. '• This
appreciate I diate im-
_ same people imine
hesea for
tscope c
YP
thes
k
to its
s I'
'v c .
live limits service
m
-
will pay out good money
orroct con provement. For any great
A stature and
t
look cold havo prevented. went we must to best
air
Bali a d
r a
f
get
n.
to
bti
ti
of
Ven
...
Two Systems
T
of
I
mse
ds
sta
systems with t.
z Y can w!
We havo two recognized
Xing and the
Rutherford,
ford, -Inn, erford Sys- , hope is centered in the eti1ioes we use..
• Rutherford -In the Rare at Characteristics of a bo.
tem fresh air inlets are placedplaced To use a pure-bred bull simply
floor and roue air outlets are m th
the King
•
and drugs
to e
we
since we must -along Table the great'
'� avn
Liable
o s
h w
splendid
,}he head of the polls in the
for council for •1928. Year, Wishing you a HAPPY
Nev
SON
r FS
hrir;-g:'T�xOM
CARD OF THANKS. I
T o the Electors of 'Mainers. " to
Ladies and Gentlemen,
thank the electors of McKtl10 a itowo-
ship for the support given Wish-
ingmunicipal election on Mdtpi•osge
you a • Happy
New Year, Dt JN. RIEIGIEIJE.`
I ,
KS. '
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To 'tile Electors wish M
'Ladles and e
express m , thaillcs for the 'sP�le n
'slid vote given sn my behalf on
l n confidence -in
system e I day and again p eel g
at ceiling..:In the out Brice a Prayers produce and to the best of my ability fidI
inlets are at the ceiling and In He must eith havo the "1e yourcon
fid. of good dairy cattle or else becoming ts. will endeavor to merit •
lets one toot above floor level. it Possibilities
cause he. is pure bred to not enough,'
r
f McKillop.
G ivtlennen•
DR. F. J. BURROWS,; Seaforth,
residence, Goderich street,
Office and
east of the Methodist !Church. Cor-
oner r for'the ;.County of Huron., Tele-
phone
0 4
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phone No, RS
11 "
OW e
1 nt
c'n
mans d, suPpot
1 nelection
s,' It is possible ,
,Earn $25 weekly up at home.ad-
dressing canvassing•
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Spare
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Everything fart
time. Send stamped addressed en-
velope for particulars• Gillies Mail-
ing
ing ':Service, Sox 9, Sydney,
Scotia:—
DR. C. MAOKAY;•-C. Mackey,
honor graduate : of Trinity
rivers.
ity and gold medallistof the �inity
b
cr i
Medical College;' mem
ol-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of
io•
i tar.
,rift FORSTER--EYe, e:dri
ose - rs J, t'aduate In Med+
t and throat. G
Aa
s, to
1897.
Ls
eine, University of Toronto
Assistant New York,Ophthalmic and
Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, and
hos
its
to
Lo
n-
Square
Mhr
throat hospitals,
Golden
cul,
'•1h
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d,
At
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mme
don, England, 3r'Monday in ea^.h month,
ROOMS TO RENT, ` l Seaforth, 3r
d
f`
1 over D. H.. Stewart's from 1'd a,m, to.3 ,p.m.� �_ •�
Six roans 1 ctric::lights, - -- — r
town, .Wer, inside
toied,let.
ee Reasonable DR. W. C. !SPROAT. _Graduate of,
tonin hater, , toilet. R rth. of 'Medicine, University cif
fo -
a it
e � ctt
S Ia
BOX,Y bar
rent. Apply to E. L,
------------"> Western Ontario, I:ondon: Mem
of 'College of Physicians and Sur-
-----
Dental.
ya'
ns of Ontario. Office in Aberha
geons g Store, ,Main St., . 'Senior
llrug
Phone 90.
D_h
enta
_ -DR. J. A, IMIJNN
censor to Dr. R. R. Ross, graduy
sue
te of ,Northwestern University, �"
a
,4
Ilk: Licentiate 'Royal 'College o
cage, 'Sur 'Surgeons, Toronto, Office
Dental g Main street
r ver Sills' hardware,
Seaforth. Phone 1'51.
- . ELY, graduate
Royal
F. ,Collj.ege
B' o f Dental Surgeons,
Torol College
• r
a
R. Smith's
to.' Office
over W.
ion
To
A
fY
th.
Sc q
Mat
n
street,. .
•ocer
Gl Y,
18S
ce 7
� den
Phones, ,office 185W, res
es
the Ontario climate there is -very little cnce Im me• JOHN M. EIOItER'T,
In the results given by ; maximum f goo cattle. Such a bull
out -
difference producer of gond ca
se systems. Both'work well when reasonably goad _---------'-'-`""
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'to Town-
ship.
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To the
Electors ors ,
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ii'
st ac-
cept
a
se
.-� ea
it
F1
ntle
e,
1 is.
,and d
G
e
m
L
adolarge,
cept poll hearty thanks y''behalf in Mon'day's
vote polled oil my
election. I will endeavor to Wtthtbest
the
confidence expressed in m
the Y and .like , every should command a
properly ossa stable
ui ment must CARD OFTHANKS.
nablo eq p price and we should be prepared to
in ri does
else P
fn his
thing T
g 1n
aubull.
the mucb a
from for
B
i
tionwell tenashould
tY
'in
aP
e -e
have cattle,that 'v
Beefe
charge of the stable, • $est not mean, of coons ,
sheep and horses livetand peratureeis not buy as closely as possible. A good
k a stable .w 600, the temp d bull should be mescaline, hes, good
ust
kept below. 60°. Dairy re 5e0 to have the ebaracterissies of
in those
t erature d houId'be
COAL AND COKE
On hand at the warehouse at the
station; Also •a smell lP orsee d pow-
er.
bine
ae P
ttin m
e g
u ANDREW
th.
afar
Se
Phone 44 W,tf
ARCHIBALD:
TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS
FOR TAXES
In the Town - of Seaforth in
the
Huron.
County of .liar
Notice is hereby given that the list
of lands for sale for arrears of taxes
has been prepared and
thereof may be had in myahedf c , and
hs.
that ' the list is 'being p hNin the
Ontario Gazette, October29,
A.D. 1927, and that
19,A
and
Novem-
ber
1
2a
the
of
a
me
n
t.0
ft
the
taxes, es h
It Y
indefault au P
sues-
n Tues-
day,
o
for'
taxes
lands will be sold
day, February 14th, A.fD• 1928, 'at
w3
3
o'clock in the.afternoon at the
Hall,Seaforth. • '
JN,O. A. WILSON, Treasurer,
4 Town of Seaforth. .
holiday at her keen i of 75 degrees bull an s weak.
turned 4 ber Tilker ret sn d cto the vil- 1 60°n with airhumid•itY over points where the femallloletoiri ows
\e N• Tuesday,
returned spent the 1 runs Points
where some
-Tuesday, having or less. It the humidity rumpsm have been good
lege on at Harriston• 76 degrees, the walls and ceiling will with droopy
at his home moisture or coat with frost reducers: In such an instance e,. good holidayleft on dripwith m P mated should
.Elliottt ired., theyare
'Miss Anila a week -end with her A condition not pa be des bull. to which himself,
to spend the ut . a Mistillro, t only haver a- ,good rump
he
last aunt,P Fraser, who is visit g .,roc 1llnch°?lir Space not family of good
Mi Mrs• J% but conte from eir
relatives at,iLuckuow. spent A common: mistake meal. is The
r5ch her er, who , anim xumped cattle. Similarly cows that
Hiss Elmal flier, Mr: her
mush, air f the table is dependent are low testers. shouldbe mated testing
g
theSc
o a
week -end with her fan for her i f the stable y a high
schoolant left on Monday
Mie at NinaBuey calls: -
Miss Heard returned to the
acctsafter spending t
chener on Tuesday
vacation at her home.
d Ann Dewar return -
hisses Elva an t Toronto on Tues-
dt's•i
Year
wishes for the New J. eAIVIPBF.iUL
E; McKIia OF �1'
of
C
- uttual .F
ire lnsllrance
Auctioneer.
ELLIOTT, Licensed
'GEORGE vrop -
he-'Countyi: of H
Auctioneer for t
Arrengement , Fan be made fox Sale
Date at -the Seaforf6 News. 'Cantg�
H moderate and- satisfaction guaranteed
eed
iE. .:.
AUCTION 5A � >�--- .. ELUa�,
and Implements:. �lli/p1 ,'ON AND R
Of under' ,Stock n instru'cti d
The er fest ted has been auction 'on -
,
n AND INSURANCE A
too offer o 'Lot
FARM AND DSOLATED TOWN D
oder
cera Beechwood,
' Alex. James' Evans,
Vic or,
Vice President;
PROPERTY ONLY INSURE
upon a lea an rain. it is we n Offs sma FONT,
anima o it has bean to eco that the a „ rather on 3, Huron 1
dations cod. cath C•F McGreg kinds ofInsuranee risks effect-
under winter con le s a feet of the bull Is uta sir lY out out- siessei: general D All k
found that 700 or 800 space that than to select a_sire of an (Horses -2 blood horses; 1 g
! 11 the stable p 1 ith no reSarjl d gle or double• S f rth Sec -Treasurer.
Directors�Wm. Rtnn, No. 2 S
news
es
Bel
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f J
REAL ESTATE
5'arm ng o the t comes :rom - r la by Pu t GENCY
eat radiated -3rom_ . bull ilia selecting a sirs f s Connolly G
th h ll i (Successors to' Jamca Watson) `
d 7
n modern stab et fico behiud 1 e NST So James W
L b dY 1 f mils Road Su t Y 'bfAI
air space a a standing. irrdividua w oo sin
1,000 -pound animal should be ex- ' P 1 thordbred Ayrshire cow,
ith the near or remote ances- I 'ilCo�l horse, g
h
ff sa t 15
Friday, Jan• 6th, at 1 pan., on
Titcker-
Buchanan in g ° ed to their a le
ed anh David Dewar to Bennubse Q1tt
school encer visited over y ,
s NLas w th Miss Gwen Elliott, whhotih s spe t
Mls seter. ation
'n E vac
i
s as
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d - t
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an
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uth
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'ss itS ,
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d
C I
ted for a Eew days with. her Ion i percy \ es
n.
Ida
dao
zel
Ila hes
uc
iss chi
Ai e
The services do all rgel trended,
e largely a
last wer n
on Sunday t
:Rev Arthur Sinclair P` r. M+>cIlroY
Tues
day Weston, o
Mrs,
I
Mr.
andwith
•n'v`
• ,o
• ltd
a
season :holiday Sarnia, spenttZurichhe
friends at tsr as d Mrs. I3 Wes-
or-
mer'5 parents,
the tinned Church, lie", 1
Wes -
in the . Fresbyterian Church and Rev. ton here,
Mr. Jones in the Anglicata Church. •
e
i_
Church.;
The three choirs all rendered enc
music., excel -
son and sister, Mae, '
n„ n
Mr. 6Vn
over from Detroit on Satu= Mrs.Alex. T3oyes, Mr. and thrift
llin the
thesold stable 'or building
motared Mr, and
day afternoon last. Tfer�niad°the i rs. George t th eron and r. family nnew one, ode g give ventilation 4u1olt
Mrs. Lou Simpson accon p f visitors at the hmne of 1VLr• and sideration, p t in a system, put to
tt on Monday, were v rd 'Seaforth. s
to Detre eked ii'Crawford, glass, binge the windows back of our citizens wet• i \irs, Johnand don't
Mclntosh and family, lots of d from the top,
TUCKERSMITH.
Sea -
ea o , ea_
Brodhagen;
ort
0
, c -
M
M.
James Evans, Beechwood; God-
Ewen,Clinton;
ex.
roe
'h
enc_
,
ed
1
� at, lowest rates in First -Class
Companies.
a er e
Wide passage !ore meet he • at cod there =
pected to warm t7P• while very tors Then again, the bull mhe
if March; 1 g
ere= due to ca in
brad. Ayrshire ,cow with calf _calfinre
u to
ways and -high ceilings
typical of the bi•eod to which James ,Connolly, --•-----"-"`
ole features. fornihemanths of•. din •a f d N 3
iia bred g
des n-- u
the Year Present a problem !n ve longs. I
id inter bred. e stock type is
S
at. n 1 is r
e 0 Dement k ha
h nit
or Quantity cultivator
f va
'attention 7
ul calk
arrangement and cares Since :,rImplcmentS : '
rt of the stable man d a e made largely on a ,butter fat nand bean -�D ltivatvr'; harvester,
a de
the P d are , a rest Hess, cutter,
can be kept reasonably dry an d a there has come to be g Seine people lough, rollei;, -wagon, buggy, horse
artificial
'With
three o 'due 0
88 p Ot
cls dfo
n heifer B
Y 1 TS
oE: primary ire- side; 1 Jersey
A $EAFORTH MARKETS,
April; 2 cows dueinMarch; 3 heifer, £ th J G Grieve, No 4, , .
calves. - 25' hens.
Robert Ferris- Harlock George January 4th
a•Pcrexniurit. so.ty,, N 3 Seaforth Murray Wednesday J • •.,$1
2
or , Walton;
Mc•
0
r son,
Agents --Alex. ts-
ex.
gA
.
Gibson, perLeitch,bus. per cafe s
Oat S O P
nc
hie a ,
ton;
E.
months: Its only so .2S
ith pro er window and door 81 baro of hay td roots. gra efield Wheat, per bus. . .
t
h at a 7Sc
ort J. Buckwheat, w P
,
l Se uck
3 B
o. 5
u
ria
r.
r. N
17
• Murrey, d S s th t
A s. p le ou cwt. ow o ren c
r. c a 1
a e
e s P
e testing baggy G. .'ts
t Y gY � R. J ho P
h
of h hi 2 g ' le • . S r 65:,
t h nil 1.
part s
for only p and you can enact in to increase th
light sleigh, , , , ...$
t t Y g 3 b halo robes neekyokes yea, � Holme ' ""Karr and John Bran" per cwt.' -: • 3r�ye
James
from. and much eatisfactionl shownf you in re This practice aHouid in m
the results when t
for g e butter -rat
ventilating system Bre r blankets, r •
atmosphith conditions, Yield of the herd by crossing .Ayrshire
u Butter, per Ib. 40c 47e
the changing the labor Yr ort =holstein ewes.whippletrees, 1 set hacrtet driving
3 set Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties
hour to hour with little or Jersey brills est cases. harness, 1 set double •- forks
desirous to effectinsunance or trans- ,Eggs. pat•,doz, , •,• ' $1.25..
E h len drams,
e harness, logg g r. business will be promptly
gh OCestil7g.Govvs,itt al
is
-H1 Y,
V. us
, r
b
5'Sc
.Potatoes, per bag
single row lawn act ole
g lost , .. to any of er cwt.... ... . .. . ......$8:
whee Itfl ern hogs; P
ovelsb APP
sh attended to Y
d
an
dI
officers addresse ,
thetheirvenamed ostoffices. ,i - .'
to their-tespective p
A number firs: James
the old year out and the new year eel and Miss S. McC1oY spent New
The town bell rang for ten minutes.
Dr. McTaggart is visiting for a few Veal': at the home of her mother,
MdCioy, Egmondvfile.
' o.Miss
antN
Torand
inAllan
es
days: with relatives Mrs. ytr„ and Mrs. James
Mrs. David Ross of SeaEin town.
is vis- Louise Allan spent the 2nd with Mr,
Ming relatives and Phos. !nleton are
Mr. and Mrs: Thos. APP end Mrs. Edgar Allan,
• friends to London. \IEss `Loretto `Lifter spending the
ne returned to
visiting Welsh is visiting Maynooth Monday, p Mr.nand
:Miss Dorothy, vacation with her permits, friends FlorenceDee
Miss (Welsh of London T
visiting over the holidays
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Welsh.
Mr, Orville 'Twitc{het has north siderof
chas-
ed the building on
ion nth to rth Ndha1
Ring street be g
Warrener,,and intends
start
mechanic i vtsitritg
Orville is a splendid
and will no o Miss
venture. Norman It
lfessrs, on the
Miss Ernia and :Messrs, Murray and
Scohts of Seaforth visited En Hausa 2nd concession. a visitors at the
fnr a few days, -rth of Strathroy Howard'\Valters, wet
of their grandfather, Mr, John
Mrs. T. an ' who seen; in l ra r
the
Christmas
Gertrude McGee, withor 1 to 2 pounds to
Christmas vacation her moth-
dunI water
parts green, mixture.
Seraturday urrs. B. Sick, returned to L i 40 gallons of water,
SaMr, J last, Toronto Ifni- Or parts green, 1 pound
db0.nd grtllar-
rsit J. McIntosh, of pe alter senate of lead, 1 pound
nod on Tuesday or Bordeaux mixtnfe,
calf returned Christmas of water died
t e Ythe- Ch be.app
ma
'Y
r
forabove
he
tt
ns
othe itis m o
Any E
In the form of a dust, but shottld be
diluted with from 10 to 20 tithes
their own bulk of hydrated lime.
Apply with duster or shake -through
a burlap sack.
open lnwar
forget the "Dutch doors.—Dept,Guelph. if
Extension,. 0. A. College,
_-_•-----------
Insects.
The Control of Potatolint
atSthe right time a eeeffectiv ly app
For Potato Beetle Use
ounds to 40 'gallons -n
Calcium arsenate. (arsenate of
be discourage as.
carried, past the first genveratien are'
cannot
usually- unsatisfactory:
expect>by crossing two' breeds of cat-
tle to obtain in •the offspring all the
virtues of each breed -and nano of
the weaknesses, The opposite is; just
as •likely. to be true, otherwise:: we.
might expect that by crossing a heavy
Draft mare with a Standard bred stal-
e Draft
lien. to obtain the-weifiht of th
horse and the, sliced of :therSandard
e had
bred in the offspring., 1089
proven this is not the ease.
Care In Breeding Heifers,
age" ry d doubt do well in his new week.
Marguerite Black, of Mitchell,.
Bert North and n ,per Christmas vion at her home
Mrs. James Calvo with her
is ghter, Mrs. Alf. Sr the eruton. of
daughter,
McDonald M
cD
on
Man Mrs, anda
Mr. rela-
tives
in
London who has been visiting
here, returned home on
Miss 011ie Coaxwo\rlh of Tof. ronto is
visiting her sister,
n.
Mr. Robert Higgits is in books.
he
• n
t
d1u
g
• week CC
flits w
At the election on Monday, Me,
Robert Higgins wee elected reeve mof
1-Tensall over Owen Geiger by ga was
ma-
jority of eleven,
of er-
a ,very spirited one, ail kinds per-
sonalities
sonalities being introduced into it.
Mr. Geiger and Mr. Higgins are old
p• opponents,' having fought several e
cations,r. Geiger t
e
rw
[nn
tn
g
-
b
y
S
ma
l
1
majorities, the first eerie 0 by votes,
vr•'Higgins wilt make in splendid
reeve, having seven years experie
as a councillor in Hensel], youngand
e
e
aggressive. and a mai of
ceesIdeetl bre
ability; The county ceuricil atntlg. llbe
strengthened, especially having served
finan-
cial lints, Mr. 'Digging . g e and
-... as. e, county auditor for tour' years.,
present in Goderich audit ng the
c at ores trraking ready for
and county books ri
the new treasurer.
Home E nioitdville,
Murray, a g McCartney
•e
e
of
-Mrs. s.
George ad with
M
r.
7 Year's 'S
,New \e
aid- family spent t
Mrs. G. Walker, Brucefield.
Mr. and 'Mrs. W ils°nher sister, and
fancily visited with Egmondv,lle,
Roy McGeoch, of the short
Among, 'those attendtilg
course at town are. 'Messrs. DaveCant
Joe WilsonM
h
In
tos ,
c
Vfn
m
ee Gordon
a
Hcy. Clifford $roadfoot,
Papule amid Miss
annual school eeting' held
At the Russel Coleman
a
M
t.'
last 'Wodr
7dsd Y
was elected trustee VtTerrryberryarwhose
suc-
ceeding
For Flea Beetle Use lbs, blue
aux mixture (4
sonde411
etono, 6 lbs. hydrated lime and vis-
e
the pois-
ons of
with s
w
water)
gallons
ons used"for Potato beetle.
For Leaf Hopper [Ise
Bordeaux mixture, spray both sides
of the leaf thoroughly,
Use
Aphis
II
Potato An
r
Fo
i.
Black Leaf 40 as soon as [Ia
aphis are at all numerous spray
thoroughly, —Dept, of Extension,:
O. A. College, Guelph.
term had eS
P r
ed.
S. S. No.t
held
av
very
successful c
as
s
f
u
1
entertainment and Christmas
prior to the closing of the school for
the holidays, ' cut the ho13-
Miss Ball, of ,Byrons P
days at her home here.
fferson, of Long
Branch,
1Hazel J the holidays with
lierthclt is spending ag
her,par�nts, Mr. and Mrs. W, V. Jef-
ferson, of Toronto,
,yfrr, pack Archibald, his rant ,
spent the holidays, with chis pare
Mr; and Mrs, William
Engagement. --Mr. and Mrs• C. A.
Moffit,.'Brantford,. announce
the
en-
gagemert ofthe[rdaoghter,
Laura
jean,
aMt'L. n White,
Thomas, the marriage taee
plate the middle of Atun'
Miss Jean Moffit,rantyord spent
with her
the Naive Year holiday
frivol, xbi.'iss BettyHouston
�.fotiston has returned
aces I
•car
Miss
I'
` 5.
111
•• ntf
b
r
tl.•
in B
to
i
'hen
to
her
school h
Beaters should attain good size and
be properly developed before' being
bred. In many cases heifers e toxic
red
early -age that they
at such an ea Y
only
- The o Y.
zed
cows.
out to be undersi ,
argument advanced in favor of this
gayly breeding is that perhaps over
a period of five years an extra calf
be obtained, but it' must be, re-
membered. not
membered that cows which are
properly developed' cannot produce•
In other' words, the coweshould be
considered as a big •factory. She
should have site and capacity to turn
large quantities or roughage into
milk. She -should, like all well man-
aged factories, bo given a resting Per-
iod air. Even iron and steel,
0
for p
id
machines
not'
last dt f
ore
nor
and
ma
ch
ill
w
have certain idle periods when they
are overhauled and put in good run-
ning order. This is equally true with
rest-
ing
old
have ho
,s
She d
cowdairy, w
a
dur-
ing
freshening
and
ing period before
this time the should he liberally
fed in order to repair' the worn -alit
parts o1• her body and build up a
reserve strength to be usedd lactation
production n during th
m
um
P
t
• l feeding g
of
acow
et
a
sib.
The
period, T
during her period•of zest previous to
lreshenin'g"will pay and pay well.
ApplyBusiness Principles,
r1
n
mower.
Household Articles --11 dresser, 'I
bell, 1 spring wickernandby of buggy,
wriner, 1 table .q.
jars, and other articles too numerous
to mention. No reserve.
Terms—All, sums o'f $10 and under,
cash; over t ro amount, six „months'
credit joint notes; 6 per
cent.. on apP
per annum off for cash on ,credit
amounts, )y, Price,
Thos. Brown, 'au•et:; J•
Prop.
from wort5S soon
cin
f „ .
suffering ffe g
n r.
YCMother
th
,Haia
C
m
s
and any
t
om,
ven .I
show the s. ? ieeence of these Para
the: `
detectP of
can dote
they by the 't tiltex9elied aryl thesys-
tem Clea zit the child cannot
E
them, red
o ,
cleared Worm
r
m
e s
t Miller's ill
.hes t
Powders
its prompt and efficient.,
no only ore
not only as
the eradication 'utpor children
but. also to a tons's in ConsctluenCe..
rhnt,arc rurl'de__
._ n
Protect the clrilcl f>aom the ravages
Worm
of worths by using Grayed,
mi ator. 'It is a st'tndard rcm
KEEP OUT THE COLD.
;Have metal weatherstrip applied by
el
M
Norman Nichol. and John ods
n
d;
tf .'
•Che Newman Raspberry.
The Newmem.rasPberrY has done
well at the Centralon xper17e tht
el
in
Ottawa,
being
arm,1
Fvarieties. Bile
' it
newest ya
promising of the neter s originator,ins,',
C. was named an, and is a selction 1: ••
tnaal Newman, rown 'and' tesla:l..
Theoriialseedlings +vas taken fret: rt
The original seed
Sold containing the varietland5 Cute l
best, Eaton, Herbert, Ring,
dors. The seed was' planted en 1
and the following'study.501)( It o
Plants were set out for
Years later it was possible
e of town, tI(I
selection from the b s
was then that Seedling Newman No
23 was recognized to pommels imp:.
1 1917
19
'I.6
and T7.
crit.
In r m ti ;
to revel, r}
toe
I
varlrty was sulxmftte
trial to .,the 'Experimental i at:•t
'.
where it ranks among , the h, ,.
varieties. + -
GIRL WANTED.
,Girl to do general housework. State
vales. Apply at The News Office. 1
U.F.O. MEETING. 11Th,
On Wednesday `evening, Jan
in Carnegie Hall., at 8•p•m„ Mr. Bis-
9onee
tte, B
.S,A
., will
il
l adenus t
"Entomology", (Wm. rs, Pres.
ELIMVILLE.
Messrs. John ,Wilcox Eof xet Chicago
and Robert Wilco
spent
the week end in the village.
•N
oservices
were
held
d
here
er
e
by
7 Sun-
day
u
n
daYowingt0 the verYstormy wea-
ther. .'_
Mr, and Mrs. C i.
s-
clhurst, visitedat Mr. 'Ed. Johns on
Monday:.
Mn Walter Johns'returned to Lon-
don on Tuesday after spending the
vacation at his home hsereQf TorontoMiss Lorenas J xt
spent the holidays s
at
the
home eo
f her
mother, Mr5. Johns.
Miss Mina ort[sh
has 'returne to
her duties` after• visiting her parents
for the hblid•ays.leasandyl
Verna.B•rock very P
pelts people- of; the
neighborhood
the Young S P evening,
ticighborhaad last Thursday
(intended
for
last
weef )ouictty
The nomination
bast Monday when the Reeve, Mr, ,Jas•
Ballantyne, and Councillors, Messrs.
I-Itigh Berry,
Bet. Wiiliants,
D•
an
D
e
vv
and Wellington S1ritner,were
ed
byacclamation, est 'Sittiday
ids
church
9
ern
ch
ar
• lTte
I
morning was Well attendeeave an a,dn
ul the
pastor, Rev. Mr, Smith , g las .Olay.
dress In keeping with Christtt
The choir sang a fine anthem and`a
quartette, Mrs, T''red, Wright,Mr,Ed. Jahns,•' Mr, Bruce Cooper
num-
ber,
PYn7st•enderada
beautiful
berg Mrs tWeght taking
g salonpart ;the
The school
church last Thursday
evening was
very hitereetig
1hrangh .the varied 'program to a yery the tea
> both
to
creditable manner, of
ars, whc had, spent atin 1 e ithemselves.
• A 1"t+ime Dressing for Wounds, ---In
some factories ' and workshops car-
bolic,
adhalic, acid is kept for use in catiteriz-
ing wounds and cats sustained by tint
workmen. Far better o keep n
cleo
eekeeeeeetien
Alt lt'n.•au
chxtttltl,
ah
Ca tie.-�
herd of dairy
(ler I -a
good
he
he
r of g
may u
Y p Branch,
' Iry Bra ,
til r � oett
lc d , t
ab Live b
` et L
rd 11
ns Nei ,
Co r; ,
0
ut D•
fe.$ Ld by Lai,' rut t i L
pasturing the '
be r foot e annual 'meeting of the
September lath, .re/Hew n
nng after tan die. Is not aewe',i1!'t, ars;: Onta ice Department • et Agriculture,
I no.
y County _Representatives; ef the
dice, pint .0 tile• win w
of the Plant.Bhou18 hr• rr,v leaf without
vote, resolution wall passed
a gnoct nit otoun F inwkl, of time tralunt them t ted to rl7otlt 4i0 I
p the use of "tlntarla Bio
I ,•.lt•v rnr}t+ I1 +t, of Yavaring }
.. •... _� rr n.+,,,aw ., > �.nw�wc xt�+•t"� -alci1111•1-_._.. ,
Dairying ad well as all other lines
of business requires' the application
of business peineipl„e nd cream ship-
persyou heard milk a
doubting the aecttraehof the testt
which is being given them,
not' be.
doubt or suspicion
Producer) should learn to
do this
testing themselves, A Babcock
a-
is not sexpensive
ing prohibit
to .prohibit its tise. The method of.
testing is fairly simple, The results
the expen-
diture,
tt h 4 p
n justify obtained dm
ore
t
ha is
0
dal
m
Ana
ver y
gives
every r
It
,r
retire•
reliable ettnclt on .tris cows. This
coupled with the weighing. of or the the monk
Will eliminate monk Amery met and
of nrtderupulond ere
ld boa guide for the building
to airing e a to Toronto,
10tl nutuuln The aiC l• -
plants shouldo, , . • - 1 At. the Islet Ann ,
Haveyour otir next
rr��
coat'
made'
• '.Overcoat
Suit or ®vr. -
s�
by
,'MANS
E. A
W.
Practical Tailor
Main St. -
Seafortli
Prices from $25.00 • up.
made up
own materials
Your
at reasonable rates
p
prom. t Service
I'<�usfor
t
on.
at
...Style- and Satisfaction
Friday Thursday, I'
day , and , Saturday
CA,4 W ,
5
.fY C
Lee in "The Winning of Barbara Worth"),
(AbeNow a Paramount Star
bA
THE
with "FLASH" the Wonder Horse- with
melodrama 'fltrvored
Iii-roarirt�, hard riding"' •e and spiced with comedy
romance - ..:
LA
Monday, Tuesday " and Wednesday
-p' DOVE
FRANCI X. . •UN
in
THE
IVIAlk-RIAGE CLAUSEi
from o
tlie S . Eve, Post story r•Technxsi
Sq.
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