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The Seaforth News, 1919-05-08, Page 5a• Tk ti.raday May 8 Bankin Service YOUR banking requirements may be entrusted to this Bank with every confidence that careful and efficient service will be rendered. Our facilities are entirely at your disposal. TEE CANADIAN BANK F OM RC, , IA S eaat,rt, "uta J. G. M1 crura er tr-rca,.r.•,.x.ma....r::,,k:.:±a.:, +..,�ISr u_ ,:. .,;..>h0n.,=:7s._ ,L.-:...,.' ✓,sS -."�- x,:w:m'�.,,ESOTFwOt *WA ...,..n .c, 4.m+w.:a M4111 -„' tl Walker UEidortakru and Wilmer lmer „f. Walker, holder' of gov- ernment Diploma and Licence Day or Night eels receive our prompt attention • Day Phoue 57 Night " r8 CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. We have TELEGRAPHY, COM- I'dEROIAL and SHORTHAND Departments. We give individ- ual instruction. Students are entering each week. Our gratin. ates secure positions of trust.. (let our free Catalogue now it m ty interest you. D. 7.. McLachlan, Principal IF YOUR CHiLD IS CROSS, FEVERISH, COINS T 1PP l C €r Look, Mother( If tongue ie contru. cleanse little bowels with "Cali- fornia Syrup of Pigs," Mothers can rest easy after givin!r "California Syrup of Figs," because its a- few hours all the clogged -up waste, sour bile and fermenting food gent ly (noves out of the bowels, and you hart. I well, playful child again. Sick children needn't be coaxed to take this harmless "fruit laxative." a1iliions of mothers keep it handy he. rause they know its action 'on the stem - 'di, liver and bowels is prompt and sura. Ask your druggist for a bottle *>` Saliforn'i.a [Syrup of Figs," which core sine directions for babies, children u; al ages and for grown ups, ' FORSALE '3r k-31 4c1 Frame House, 7 vomits acid Bantry summer kitchen and o'llar, lard and soft teeter, Weenie lights, huge r ranl:.h, Stalit,' 10 la` hen teethe 9 4.. • ekeply at filet _ ioAld WANTED • n i y .,1•4 Gtr, :;iib i., 1::: S. ,ti [ i.c•tv{: top prices We arc. ILl., icg::.0 'Nlau: he year Ii ,nigh t ore handle your full supply and £ttri.hih you with cella. We pay twice each e'oial' anti weigh *temple aud test"exolt eau of cream oar - fully, Our mutts is "'Honesty to our latro'ts" l'ttrous are retie:catad. to t urn all our nus when nut hi use, Satter an thin',ermilir ani: cit hand nd for at mal list prices. The Seaforth Creamery Co, le&FOR'I'H M AR 'CET For Sale House end half acre of land in the village of ligmoutiville The property is situated lin Centre Street, close to the Presbyterian Churoh and is known as the Purcell property. Good coin- fortable hones, good shed, good well sod cement cistern, All kinds of frith trees, strawberries, raspberries and currant bushes. This is a corner pro party with no breaks on front, and the and is in a good state of cultivation. This is a nice property for: a retired farmer and the taxes are light. For particulars apply on the premises or is John Health:, Seaford(. JOHN RANKIN Bonds for sale bearing interest from 6 to 7 p. c, -half yearly If you have any unemploy- ed funds now is the time to buy some of these. Choice securities , No ex- pense to investor. All infornaation cheerfully given, JOHN f, �' p d k Bond and Debenture Broker Slain Street, Seaforth Phone gl a Local Agent Wanted fur the "Old Reliable:" F(JN'i'[ 11 LL NURSERIES I huus,16,1s of ()reh'lyd trees I War f.si,riiell~; t.:iii fOr sn2:ill fruit ti: s, aelrir0,110, Zhu- k7.2`li pl lltl'i iCe Good Milling Wheat .•• . 52.12 ,.• (10 Bran per ton . ... ...............36.g0 Short• per ton Butte ,+,,,, 50-53 Eggs +.' 47-47 Hogs to farmers..,„„... . .......2100 "I fr.; dcl•na:icl fl:yrOr;Innen tai stiic'.L tri tc vCa =Seed VI 1 i,si' large St:ct.fi'e tt paying Agency With liberal cotrlinissio =s, Exper- ieq(:C not 11Ci:Cssitry. STONE &WELLINGTON (Established 183;) TORONTO. ONT. FLO LAID WANTED o• e,w-Ua ®•..a U....Nw,t U..00.05 pngy� , s �'rpyl i+o..(as..e�ir re.,+m.a,e.s. .de.,e,v1 tl U4i®Un+..+o1ia�.l U.. tie` •stele The High Cost of Living -Economy a the wordto-day. Make ,your old garments do instead of 'purchasing new Ones. Have them dry cleaned and pressed, Dry cleaning when properly done leegthetis the life of garniielite, preee'vc s their fit est new epl,earettee and ;acts as , 'firii44f tet'uui, I.nsitui'.aty wearing apparel -often causes eielcueas. acid d'er,th due to gerurs uCi thiitp.,' 1 should hr+ cleans--tl at frequent 15i evtllr. 41y Wardeebr. (Itci}erieh f+t , tee:del- li, Opp, Queen's Hotel. The lean adien Flax Mills Ll'uite tnaforth, Shit, will rent a large acreage of sod lend, Spring or. Fell ploughed. Will furbish semi free and do the seed Mg, Farmer will plow, disc, harrow and roll Phone AL McCormick, Snsf,rch °l'7, 'after I p, tv, 202. Miss Mabel Thompson is rinsiog it touch in Toronto. 1't1, M,Nemata reltud cd bent,. on Monday eight from t,verscas:, Mrs. 5, Moe woe succusslul'in dron- ing the ear rings donated by Mica Lukes for the Soldiers' Hospital, The lucky iiunlltut• wee 983. Nursing sistt.r Nettre' 'Mame(( who has been visiting her aunt Mrs, A, A. McLeimau at the Commercial hat, re- turned to her home in Woostoelt. Mr. E, Hildebroclit and family muv- ed to Stratfood en Weduceday, Mr, Rae Carpenter has returned from Toronto, Rev Dr, Larkin takes" the services in Sarnia on Sunday. Mr. N, Olnif and eons are making an extensive addition to their planing mill on Godericli St, East, Anniversary Services in the Pres- byterian Church will be conducted next Sunday meriting and evening by Rev. J. J. Patterson B, D. of Sarnia, a forceful and interesting preacher. Miss Mason a trained nurse of Wel- land is visiting her sisters the Misses Mason. Sire. Churchill who has beau visiting at the parental home in MeKillop left on Saturday for Loudon. Mrs; J, Sprout of Stratford was a visitor at the home of Mr, and Mrs, George Chesney. Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott have rstutnsd home. Miss Nellie McMichael of Toronto was here attending the funeral of the'. late Mrs, Brown, Mr. Howard Kerr left on Tumidayl for Itegiva, Sash, where he intends to teach for the summer. Mrs, George Weir returned on dater. day front New York, The following studelita front Seaforth have successfully paseeditheir examin. e,tlons hi the School of Soisnoe Toron- to -Pass, S. W. Archibald, H. H, Kerr, klonoure,J, Q. Bell and H. B. McLean Mies Flemming of London is the guest of Mrs. W. Govenlock, Mrs. John McTavish aud,Iun return- ed on Monday evening from:a 'visit' to parents in Ingersoll. Mr. Douglas Beattie left last week for Miuclemoya, Manitoulin where -h takes charge of a butter factory, The -Presbyterian Sunday School contributed over Soo to the India Famine Fund Liu Sunday, Mrs. 3,Chile end Mies Ada ClheeI who have beau visiting Mrs. Urine and Mrs .1. H. ltruadfoot return ed Liu :Hendee to their }tottu, in Torun - .(+11.48 1.'0114t13110e lioulte.0 'Toronto was. the guest of Mr, and Mw, stet} last week. Mrs Ii. 'Livens is vim Hog her ti,:egh iiia' lu Hamilton, Mr, R. (1. Ds'eut of Stratf',n'd woe a W,a;forth visitor. Mrs Scott of (rotnerty spoet tl,e Week end at the (tome of Mr, awl Milo 3olm Lacug. Mrs. 6ltirray and tato children of Philadelphia are visitor's in town, Mies Gertrude Oriel) of the Stratford Normal spent Sunday at her home here. Mr, sod Mrs, 3, It, Archibald wino in Hamilton attending the funeral of the latter's father Mr, McBride, Mr, Harry, livens of Cleveland is spending a few weeks at the Baine of his permits Mr. said fire. H L0'4'11E, bliss Maly ';says and Mise Crete Monter (tare returned from a visit so Baden. Mr. and Mns E. 0, 141aoaeilend and little daughter of Baden wore week- end visitors at the home of Major and Mrs. it, S, Hays, Kr MeoCiellsnd has been Appointed Manager of the Dominion Bank at the Fort Francis, THE S'I` AIrORTH NEWS 24 Years the same "good" tea Sr �ti1,�Sli pkttukag g 140 Pte. H Adam uVet'aeaa, NO, L. Cildlnoce of .Kipp re, c. ice passeIlger on the lOxereue ,vt lel, ;:1 ri•e.i at Quebee on Sunday. Much sympathy is expressed for Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Scott . whe,' i.al child [lied on Sunday morning. Next Sunday will be Evaugilisnl and Social Service day in tide Methodist Church. The pastor will speak on this interesting branch of the ('lunch's work rrived nil The week of May lite to 34' It will be'Self Denial week for the Salvation Army Contributions will practically be devoted to the. Starving Millions in India who are in an appalling Condit ion. Tice local 1 0. 0, 11', Lodge and the Brucefield Lodge held a joint meeting on Wednesday night last when thitteen oandidates were initiated. Die and Mrs, A. Aticrosou and two eons of Detroit were in town ou Wed- nesday, Mr. Aubrey ()rich is visiting friends in Clinton, Mr. A, Scott of Ottawa was a visitor at the hoots of his uncle Mr, John Scott' Open Tour Surface Drains. Drainage -either surface or under- ground -le essential if farming is to be profitable. With the dearth of ditching machinery, the depleted labour market and the increased cost of underdraining, progress is re- tarded somewhat. Everything, how- ever, has been done whirls prevailing conditions permit. Yet forty per cent (40%) of Ontario is in urgent need of drainage, The underdrainage of so much cannot be sacomplished in a short period of time, hence that which renders timely service, even duration, temporary though only of P 5 crust be taken advantage of. Surfai'e draining most be i o I . ,t to. Several lines will be necessary. Indeed, if the majority of farriers would leave all "finishing" furrows open in the ploughed ground and connect there by opening up close channels through the lower -lying. parts or the bold -cleaning out all the furrows Hula traversed--a-System would he formes( whereby the water could be carried to outlets quickly. eficient!y and satisfactorily in the early spring, Not alone to level fields or farms does this apply. Large areas of On- tario are quite rolling, r hence natur- ally drained Irl 1 small open ditch or deep furrow will pay for the trouble necessary to make a channel by the greater rue,.'e(th whi::h water can escape, thus pend(((bunt guir•Ic;•r dispels( of the tele leecee heeteniaa the drying of lit 1. pd, These surf, (:dtcs Tucci(( lie opened at !c'r' per t or. The hest tine to e. is in Ili, • 1444' auluiutt afti•r , '1 t. sri, :a da,. . Le bout' eau L ..:Ire:.; it:ori lies ilitlicull y !. , v: ^' 't ir.. work may b.' ewe, t',- 114434 -r i,z_ t`t" use of a te64111 41 ,4.4T ao-'.' p1', 'vont. Solfnce iii ,i' =." ^t', i4 von rra0111Inendc11 1 1 . • 11..4` p! -',• ' till i1; ic. 't tee. ,4' Collier., (eels le State ;, • The 'starting 44. done rutete a.. ., , tl .. 1 :hiss in 'gm'tili: eeeirlice (Otte wackcs h• 1 i; I .1.' Ii: - transplanting. tiv''l1 1 eowrt iii tlttl:r net tiro, '1'Ilh; e tee; it cbeulle an ie 1: ,+1 _.leet the celery IS s' - i I 41.14'.i,44 a L.1 a'' u. The box is (Iii,,, v l].l tel.'.li lap and is kit i i s -;nil beret!, OP brown perp[, I.!7 , Oat e. When to 1, :: it showing two or three.1 tv, _, they ate trans- planted into slit', (,:drab each way in soil that istaint:: in manure hot well-filled witlrigood manure and conimerchti fertilizer, such of a ni- trogeneous nature Cloud fertiliser is necessary at this wage so that the plants will not ru.aivo any cheep. The plants should be thoroughly sprayer with Bot'tiecenx Mixture when they first break ileo third or true leaf, so that they vitt be kept free front blight, and c v, ry week after being set in the letd, Another Ins t iu. i i i use atlloit.y growers is that co' tug i,i hot beds. rho seed is plain,,: iii rows about 4 Inches apart; in t ,,ilcing these rows they take a piece ui wood about an Mete wide and pia.., it down on the soil making a furl ow about, '_il of no inch deep in which the seed is sewn._ It is then covered with burlap or paper as stated before. Celery to germinate properly should be kept at a temperature of 70 degrees until the young plants` etre growing in good shape, when it Is well to lower it to 65 or 60 degrees, -A. H. MacLennan, Ontario Vega - table Specialist. 1/2.1Y!r 9y ,5416/1 t'nnA I',. 1.14411t4.1 tt :,: i.r rt,, ii ,• _ I Of p4,414. I ti diel ell:ccli t, u,.,,,' ill w•=11-44, 11441 ti.3+. 411411(' 11(1141 .1141 Z144 i^ and tee Vii;t,I' ee,;.l.kib•._ i4i .:srs,'.,., In : fi r clop !tens r IJr..: t run 'dill will differ from ati v: 41 NM" pass the others Fri 1., thing it till 'a tier be at In re re•,Ieal t Inv Various p sp;+eituens' of war. ' Tee vin„' idea kr will he to demonstrate, ter c,it time, the fe superb manner ie which Eugltnrel lose to the etupendolts dementia of this un- 1? expected war which is the greatest of all history, Nothing could be finer than the tri- bute which the Imperial Government pays to its women by creating a tic - man's work Sub -Committee as pelt of the planning body of this great mus emu. le the years to come British women will be free citizens of that Empire they have helped so heroically to save anti lest they forget the tr.. mendous odds against which their liberators fought, this great museum will serve as a reminder. lu cue way and another every branch of tvomau's worst in this war will be shown, Records and charts will record the growth of women's work in all (fines Just how this work was carried on will Thursday Friday: & Sat °day (IN, ill rill 1.1111 41 it .t :felt 1 11 e! ti . :is , l Illy (tnot ui,', w c,'t; a,,:, t. LI..e:L i 1 1:!.1 ii'. If, «p..I; I G I- 'f' 'FOR ?b t 1 I, L IliaN S" Usti 6 gold" • A titer -tat, e honey moon, t.lid what uau ,fit (Tuesday St Wednesday "Vivian ivkartir -in- "A Petticoat Pilot' You'll be delighted with it, A touch of pathoe, a pea) of laughter A picture you will be glad to tall your friends about. 15c 8.15 be shown by photographs end, its tonne .,_. cases, by models allowing nowt!' at - their tusks, Specinnelis of their work vitt also ba'luelud'll fn cls cxhi11its. 4i'ith this. In each ease, will go a fid: ar.'onnt of the trorlt i.e a 'rw•rt :,y ullicel docnnc.nts, pi ow; cut rigs, pnble.l speeches and 11 clMee Itivery kind of badge or untfernt worn by women, war vurkors trill be un ,'xhibftiou Lind the e, a I 't ,' committeeare v auxif n !c set u1 3 r all badges iitcindiug those give t. obscure souieties acid eocietie'e when. dentity was merged into that of other bodies. Yoluetary labour by women is o be honoured in every way, Belgian relief work, Ho very 'levered ens upon voluntary worlters at hiret, and other relief organizations which have ceased to exist at tine present time are oo valuable a factor in this world struggle to be over -look, d and are to u who have performed exot -r ua! aurThe - lave t place In Het uiuse m, vine for t nu Milts; aud have beer du- �I coveted by then are to have a niche Rd to fhernsel r44. Es those of us rho have he c,vae atcastntnc(1 toweitcen u uuhi+:u'dmf uucslputions will feel ,t lt.ill nt 11.it ,e:i-fir: - t}t,! coinpl.te r.4cout rte this t,lu: a Lila a:f wenee, 'In Ship y444'4,114 !..!!.'c .i1.111•l iiiill.'ti 1'vt'c r,,r, a'tr;e a..1 1 1 •t'i t:,rat }, :r; i;ir-i,� (lei •, , l ii u,; unit (11 .1.1111.. whir arirl'i4,t 4114 i,'. Sic4114:44, pLein at 1 .e 01 f„ ,•vont , t•r.,l t 1.4 tfi. eiiH „- ff enac ,i Fly•. .,;,,t -I, l:, 1. .,(, 1©c tl -._...,w.-.-_14=1raem -i 1. t'- 1: �@.fit I.e ast a The Best Known, Best Dressed Woman in America appeal's In F�4 rk leRt A.cycloililic, nit moving play wltlh an end- ing that leav s n gasping inn f ii' i' QQ pr � 02 he 6t'U 't.ijpi;tiit, III 01 In, i1[.:i:,c.F+ i<' it,c '. <,i t:• E!r attu llle L'-;io,i r..T, ourn,,,iuu iv; h±lletlr,',till 1 11 . rte L11,1 ,ti, t. 11114, iii i,, :,1'•�i I..et'.Iti•1,1; ;LS141 j,411,al,y; ,'tit:nl, 0 ill I'•' :h,,l to lturit:Os. 41.41 1 to -Son,;. 1111t.c,, ,.,Lie.:±l s and communal Dublin tabssausa M1. Jas, Cronin, spent the week end in Toronto, Pte, Leo. Gleason arrived house on Monday from overseaN- lila many friends aro delighted to see Lin-. Mr. and ;sirs, D. J. Looby ul'ent it few days In Latour Miss H, Weber Liss r'tarued home after it vie I in .1''ronto and Hemiltort Miss L. O'i`oluoAI' called on friends in tfeaforth en Monday. Miss A. Ifle.Cotthell lies returned bonne aft'r a visit with friends its ,St Thocnice. The inspectors of the Standard Bank of Canada are at present on their aunoai trip here' rsday Fr fY Qzo- NOTE: Commencing sets week we Seri ()Ur Program tvdCe. '1Y 1 11 4 .31111 na �� i :• colr4i �n encm. ,tat -ncecis P