The Seaforth News, 1919-06-26, Page 4THE SEA.FORTH NEWS
Thursday June . 26
PROFESSIONAL, CARDS
MEDICAL
9'sR. H, Fi.'UGI3 01095;''Payatcian and Surgeon
Ilaie of London Jioept tat, London, England.
e antrial atteotton to dieoaees of F.ye, Ear, Nose
d'lFhroat, No"
and residence behind Dominion Sank,
some Phone No. 5, Residence Phone No, 104
r, Pt, J ISUM MMS Seeforth Since and ri a
idenr.ee- Godorleh Street, enol of the Meth
other Church,
mus N,, HI 'aroner for enmity of Huron
telep
Ira tii0ta C a[ tt`KAV. Physicians and
aor Sun:Toot, uoderich Street. opposite Bethm
• .Chart h, aaatortll
Better. 00111010 Vietorla H11381111 Arbor, and
Member 01Ontari0 College of Phy trans and
at:rgeens. Coroner for County of timon.
NorKo s, honor graduate Tri City ttniveistte,,
gold medalist Trial tv Medical College. Meunier
of Celle -c of Pr.teinea and Surgeons. tented-.
reit tilts). Hyll.EMA:s. Ostoopthie Specialist
ii/ it. Ramer s and Cintormes ti 'uses and
ithenmat t trauteee. .scute a d t' 1,-ouic Mooed
ars, Ear, Eye, Noee and Throat tdennid re•
ilne5011 without ,hekn to tenet L 80100 ifee.
otrioe over tmhah • note ht r.
Toesas, 8 au. to A tee..Frhter tt s,"' In Spin
Dr. i`s i Ra Forster
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
fIradtt ate to lleelteilla, l ,11Y0ratty of
Twenty, 1807,
Late Aasisttt:t New York tlpllthal-
mir and Aural lnstttrtte, Moorefield's
$y e. and C;0!,t.,n Square 'throat Hos
pitafe, Load 3Il Haglund, " At the
flnr0l"s Hotel, Seaforth, third Wttl
nestiay in each month front 11 a, no to I
railroad time. 53 Waterloo Street,
Stratford. Phone 007 Stratford.
o. ; ARO IUCenses Issued by JOHN
end
end opttcfan, .on•
ynaconsidering
IInsurance, Life
tbnapot�nwill get urates.
3.
D. FIIIVes LEY.
vden eral Agent for London Life Insurance Co..
I mss riol Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co,
S'•nforth.. Ont.
Tames Watson
'=anerat. Fire, Lin. and a=• a. I.'o, rant `
agent anti dealer 7,tuehines. `•.^ _.._ _ __
Main Stree',"aaf,rch.
TEE aEdiltt IA fill, Lii1V10
-IS ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY I
From the office MAIN ST. ST. SEAFORTH, ONT•
Phone .Ba Er an
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SUBSCRIPTION
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both the old leadthe new address. Sub- I
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of any Irregularity of delivery.
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insertion and five cents per line for each
eubceeue 'insertion.
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as such. The rate for such matter is ten
rents per line
.1 F. SNOWDON
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
Cost of living
'rhe Parliamentary Committee has
elicited startling foots concerning the
undue 'pr ft s a
profits t of some mauuFtteturere,
but the percentages raked,. hi by the
men standing between the manufactur-
er"and the oohsumer me also of great
Itttptirtence in tixieg the cost of living.
The llotnmittee. has not rouchee on the
manufacture end sale of thatches,
There is a plain instance of profiteer-
ing, The matfnfacturets put ou the
revenue stator, in the factory, and thea
take their usual profit not fila cost, pitta
the stamp, 'The jobbed.. the wholesaler'
and the tetailer, all follow suit. 'rite
reeutt is that the cousutner pays to
the private 1it11viduals a profit on a
tax imposed by eartidmeut. A box of
tnctohts costs 1$ cents in the shops.
It actual value is six cents,' and this
allows for a httndstnueprofit, Atax of
rite coots, uumilked, brings the proper
retina pt•iee to 11 aurae, Similar lm-.
proprieties, we aro_ informed, may be
found in the tobacco trade.
It eggs .ate. 35 Conte at the farm, the
city bnyerhas a right to know why he
mast pay fill cents. If a ready made
stilt van be produced for $311, the pub -
tie oslro why the retail price should be
$40,
We believe that the main task of the
Coat of Living Committee of Parlia-
ment is to engniro into We 'spread"
between Coat prices told retail prices,
Perhaps too many business men are
continuing to demand the customary
percentage for handling. a percentage
which was well enough in peace time,
but onto which becomes exorbitant In a
time of high priced and rapid turnover.
'fatuity per coot. on an afticto that
cost $5 before the war with Say two
"tumors+, a- in the year wt•aat $2,
I'bt, sauna perceutatfe with four "turn-
Gneral observations srs on it manufacturing richt ,f City,
$5 to $1i.5v• Fite root of I'at d inii by
middlemen has not, inereaet,t to this
pioh'ortson, despite the rise in wages
,, ,
. 3 s,rurtatiofl and warehousing
TIE E i CKILLOP
Mutual Filo insurance Got
Patin and isolated Town
Property Only Insured.
OFFICERS
las, t c oaoiry, t rade i. to, Pruelde0t, James
Sraus, Beeehwaod, Vire-President. Taomea
:aaye,Setlfortn; sae.•Treas
Directors
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; John G. Grieve,
alatlrop W. Rhin, Conataace' John Benoewels,
nllrodghegen• Robert Ferris, Iforlock; Malcom
hie"eon, Clinton; It McCartneT Seaforth;
sante Connolly, Goderich: Jar. Evans. Beechwood
Agent.
sties. Leitch. Radecki E. Hinr+dey, Seafort'
fFjjQQSSl1ppin Chesney, Egmondville; J. W. Vt.
,Eclmesvnle; R. G. Jormouth, Brodhaarnt Jaw
Kerr and John Govenlock, Seaforth, 0u mews.
Parties dealrous to effect Insurance or trans
other bppaineea will be promptly emended to I
apyIDeatton to any of the above officers, address
Ca sheir respective poetoffces.
The
original
and
Only
Genuine
a v lti t!o.e wl•o
e'ejecti .. .1. tt cost ,:1 lith et sllnttlil
take .h a 1011)0, 31Lv:wg8flti teas ,.f inereas-
I.
art the evil i't' .et•illg- ll, ,ttrik:' at do.
HURON NEWS -
mtuuiittg shorter htrttra Ii ihi,
sato.. The Field Day 001,11 Soldiers \V,t,otna
field at the home of Mr. Richard Proc-
tor, 14th Morris, on numbly Jur:'. 12
was y largel '
„ attended, 'I9ta Wiugilattt
Citizens Band fnruishetl the music.
The Wiughare High School and Brus-
sels football teams met in contest and
the former won 2 to 1. Col, B. B.
C'outbe sated as chairman,
Au interesting court coos was tried
in Goderioh last week. R. 0, Seldon
bought a large quantity of wheat from
W, T. Colwell o Centralia about a
a year and a half ago, Before delivery
Mr. Seldon sold the wheat to the Lucan
altlling Co„, the company to team the
wheat to Lucau. Seldon paid Colwell
hie price. The Lttoau company on
weighing in the wheat
found it to be a certain weight, not as
much by about $000 as Mr. Seldon ex-
pected, The result was he brought
suit against the company for the differ-
ence. The defendant won both at
l.'oderich and at Toronto. Mr. Seldon
brought snit against Mr. Colwell Oa the
amount of claim and the coats of the
former case nod was awarded $280•
reeds they s. -acct, the output ansa in
oreaa the cost of the artidle. If the
1 cost of living is ever reduced it will be
only by increasing pru.tuction.
It would appear that the object of
the Winnipeg strike was to win Canada
by the same means that Germauy em
ployed four years ago—in other words
that t blight is right", It was an
effort of Bolohevism to unite all labor
classes, in order to force their will
upon the rest of the world. It is al-
most incredible that after lighting for
four years against this doctrine, and
thinking the war was won, it should
again lift its hateful head right in the
centre of Canada. It f iled before
and is bound to fail again,
+at
The London Advertiser man was "up
in she air" again last week. This time
Beware it was at a rate of one dollar per mitt.
Of
[mi#aifoils tile, His bank account would long ago
Sold 1,.a
a rat ,t:e quantity if he l:tl to pay
03 til'% iii" prig..•, oroey tem.,or. !1.4 tr,.,e: up
feint
of
Minard's
`Ll81iOEftf h•, '111' 9s e p;m,,1t,, 1,0' ""‘011'-'b a ri'1..1'tal. d very Ol3sinnL.p ii butl'e-
atel. !11 .,I :- 11'i'. ,.cod :Lt 1,<r,I '. eler whit eit'f, rat (li0tl Iran.
.i: et,01, ir n, 0111-.0,,r rl c, 1 .0 ''0 tri .; l ii'i.,.': of
u ..'1.. t5 1': Ili ;11,1 o._•1 '3,11:
t It at
On Wednesday, June I lth, In Totem.
to, at the home of Mrs, Dunlop, cousin
1 tto bride. 202 Davenport Road, 'he
marriage of rtka Ereiyn Frances Bal.
foto, 01.01,10 ter of Mr. mid Mrs Z.: ph
I'alt.ur, of Sluuh,. , r ]t ‘5,111. 0,
ih. i.3ot 1t,n01, :logo. fit '.ttttehent, t,.oi, placo floe
li!Vl,R rili:i { iN S
will supply the
required energy
phone - E4
eveningz127
I h.: fie f siodliti et.et. ria souply
t. lIo ante' 1 ol• etrie 0011 nit hued,
not only :1.a 3 reedy t'piril'!iy for Ilio in
ill" family. but eda:tee it is a )terse'
and test do inediotna of pRo1 ;bnteo 05,
As a sttbslittttc• for se, of all for 1•,,,e,„. g
and cattle btf0sled by colic it tar FM -
passes anything that can be administer, -
'
w' ed.
e as., -I fend: 11 I, 1:,'r. D - ..D
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I'r, n.1,
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I:. it, . d
ft:t'll' fir .,:,110,1r.,r,t It;,
Ii'.1 ti ...,e.
..i oii 1'l.t I. fat
of ata', '1'r L Ss 18 0, 'nig nun too .t V. 9.
11/E- `mete t.f that treat ill 'I.y
best to d,o t'-wushfp anal Mar, Ash t. n
•''itpathy tri sit Lo Foie groat tnish, -
{;ru it, - tu'ti•- rstaud there al, it
[ail ll,etffgn0u 00110, 0 un the builds, ;,
e' ti cgr,tents, tut iu ti ase (Lays of ho;_lo
p_ ici-s tt roots soma bh g to build L.at, 8
and buy implements anti feed.
du:the County Court teat week - the
case of Davi,% ve, Lloyd was tried before
Hie Honor Judge Dickson without. a
jury. 'The plaintiff was T, IN, Davie,
dealer in automobiles,, and the defend-
ants Jantee Lloyd et'. Son (Roy. Lloyd;
wholesale fruit merchants, both of,
Goderioh. 'Plaintiff claimed to have
sold Lloyd a Clinton touring oar for
$350, on which he received from Lloyd
a note fgr $2010, Defendant refused to
take the car, alleging that it was not in
first Glass condition as represented by
plaintiff. Defendant claimed that the.
note had nothing to do with the trans-
action, having been given to plaintiff
merely, as au eecotnmodation at his
(plaintiff's) request. Plaintiff sued for
the value of the note, the balance of
$150 owing on the oar; interest and
storage, amounting in all to $376.15
Verdict was for plaintiff for 362 15 laid
costs,
The home of Mr, and Mrs. James
Johnston, Huron road was the scene
of a happy event on Wednesday morn
lug, when their only daughter, Muriel
Katherine, was mated in marriage to
Mr, F1'aderiok Middleton, youngest
son of Mr, John Middleton of White-
hall, Goderlch Township The were
mony took plant at 10 o'clook, and was
performed by Rev, A, L G. Clarke,
rector of St, George's church, in the
presence of between forty and fifty
greets. The bridesmaid was Miss
Katlileon McNaughton of Varna, cous-
in of tate bride, and the groomsman
was Mr. Will Middleton, i,onsin of the
groom.
The excursions on the White Star
Line steamer Greyhound this year
proved very successful, more so than
for many years. The weather had
been such as to induce one to take a t
hoot trip and large numbers availed
themselrea of the opportunity of a visit
to iloderich cr of a Beit to Detroit or
aotne of the other points on the river.
On the trip up from Detroit un Mon-
day the steamer carried close on to 600
passengers and on the down trip on
Tuesday morning well on to 400, For
moonlight excursion Monday evening
the puteer's record showed 1871 pass-
engers. The moonlight excursion was
under the, 33rd Reglrnental Baud, and
the baud played down to the boat and
on board till the steamer cleared. For
dancing nt the fine dance hall on board
u orchestra provided
s 1 excellent mueic.
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GIRLS! WHITEN YOUR SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make a beauty lotion for a few cents to
remove tan, freckles, sallowness.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
you with three ounces of orchard white
for a few cents. Squeeze the juice of
two fresh lemons into a bottle, then pub
In the orchard white and shake well.
This makes a quarter pint of the very
best lemon skin whitener and complexion
beautifier known. Massage this fra-
grant, creamy lotion daily into the face,
neck, arms and hands and just see how
freckles, tan, sallowness, redness and
roughness disappear and how smooth.
soft and clear the skin becomes. Yesl
it is harmless, and the beautiful resullg
*111 surprise you.
CASTOR!
For Infants and Children.
others Know That
Genuine CastAiia
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
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Gh@erfuffae55andl stConiain5
neither Opplyin,Ibforpllinenot
hiiiterat.
OT NARCOTIC.
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Ada Soo!
,Is,rprrnnai .
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Ilernr Sr •d,,
is assn dxygo
.Ahclpfulltometlyfor
Gonstipation and Diarrlmea
and l0eeverisllness and is
Loss OF SLEEP
zesuitingtherefrom-inlalancj',I:
Tee simile 5ignattt''e et
C°4fftf
Tills C ^vnCOMPASY
`,: MONTREAL C T{GN YOftic.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
In
Use
Far Over
Tear y Years
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r„eM t l�iltl-,^
Spacial tier for Huffs
I am buying all kinds of
Junk and.. Fowl
I have a great stock of second-hand
Water pipes and shaftings for sale.
J. Naftolin
Seaforth Junk Dealer Phone 9
Next to the Dick House
4110
t.a
tes for
Telephone Service
HE new rates for Long Distance Service, effective May
25th and based upon air -line mileage, correct inequalities
in the old schedule and embody both increased and de-
creased charges.
Following is a comparison of old and new rates for a
3 -minute talk to points most frequently called by local sub-
scribers:
`'eAF.,tlh P
to
Iter?t
etsetno.i.
lefdition
.Icl
t ly tit
ea, for l
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,1
The hours rluritt}' 'finch rntincrd 1,011ff Dist ei.Cer";'r; r• r,
ere in effect are no,,,-;
From 0.30 p.m. to 11..10 p.m., 60 p4: Slat of raise
From 11.30 p.m, to ti a.m., 40 per cent of -coy rat;,
Night rates rrs' beset: on Standard 7`;n;e
j.1.1t rates
LOCAlL, E C E
Rates for local service to present' subscribers Te
nil be increased tett
per cent, effective from July 1st next.
Applicants for service will be charged at the increased rates, from
May 25th.
Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station
The w ell T ellethone Co. off Canada.
•,-,rXsior.
Oaemmdip,®NdesimeMisissdINw i lik it
CHURCH NEWS ,
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SF.111=ORTIi, el—ILJRekilbS
St. James'
St. James' church, Rev, Father 111,
F, Goetz Y, P. Early Maes 8,00,.High
Moos 10,30, Sunday School 2,180 p. m,
Vespers and Benediction of, the Bless.
ed Saorament,7' P. on.
St. Thomas'
Rev. T. H, Brown, Rector Sunday
eer0oee 1L u.lso, and 7 p.m. Sunday
school 2.30 p. nrr Women's Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2,30
p.m. Chiltlren'ebranch Saturday 2 p.m,
uteroeesiou services every "Thursday,
0 p,tn.
Methodist
Rev, H. B, Moyer, pastor
—SUNDAY School at 10:00 a.in,
Public service 11. a.m. and 7 p.m,
Prayer Meeting 'Pnurarly y 8. p.m .
Salvation Army
Lieut.F. W, height
Sunday servings—Holiness 11 a, m.
Praise 3 p,m:-Salvation 7 p.m, --Sun
day School !d p. m.--Wednesday—
Public meati ig, All are welcome,
Eamondville, Presbyterian
Rev. S McLean pastor, Sunday set.
vices 11 a.m. and 7 p m. Bible class
3 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p. m. Y,P M,S Union 3rd Friday
in the month 8 p.m. Women's Mission-
ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the month
at 2.30 p.m Ladies' Aid moos im-
dtetliately after.
First Presbyterian
ltev, F. B. Larkin„Pastor. Sunday
services 11 a.m. aid 7 p m, Suuday
school 2.30 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7.46 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Suoiety`the first Tuesday in each
mouth at 3 p m, Barbara Kirkman Mis•
Mon Band 3rd Tuesday. in the month ut
7.30. ro Sunshine
p Mission Band
every 21101 Monday at 4.16 p.m.
McKillop Presbyterian
ltiv. D Carswell pastor Sunday
services Duffs' church 11 a ru Sunday
school 10 a.m Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 8 p.m. tvotnen's Missionary
Society last Friday in each month at
't'otock.
Winth-op Presbyterian
Sunday setvioe 2:30 pm. Sunday
School I 16p on Pryer meeting
Tuesday 8 p. In. L Olt Let wed.
eonstauce Methodist
Rev, T.E. Sawyer, paster. Sunday
service 2.80 p.m. Young People's Lea-
g'tt3.30ginSit tlly ,viulI's :aux iI
ary first 'Neal ty of everymonth a
30 t.oa, fatlett' kid loot L'hursday
of each month 3.311 p.o1
"For the Blood is the Life.”
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
With any dictate due to Impure blood
such se Eczema, Cortaro 10, Scurvy, Sad
Lege, Absooaeoe, Ulcers, Glandular
Swelling., Boise, Pimpl a SorosOfany
kind, Pilee,Blod. Polson,Rheumatiem,
Gut etc., dont waste your time and money
on lotions anti mtntent which cannot get
below the surface of the skin. What you want
is medicine that will thoroughly tree thcltloud
of the p tsonou, matter which alone is the tree
,se of all your sufferingClarlicA Blood
Mete!, is lust such a medicine. Its composed
f hum:dient, which quickly expel torn the
1,1.8„1 all int uritis., front whatever • cause
raising, and by rcoilering It dean tm,f part,
n he relied un to effect. u lasting t
can
erotr:•suntelr.
x , para
Pound 80051
Iver e yeas'
stems.
Pitasnol for 4
tntt,�F Ante
W? t z0.
„'r1CURES ALL
SIOIlt & BLOOD DISEASES.
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Data
0.1.1n11 -,e ASlhll'a, Et•oll e linin
speeli torr ton til to 8,0 will lead to
log.nt'.e which no words can describe.
1'110 ':rails 0,14110, breathing tithes eon.
tract and it seema as if the tory . life
stats. pass. From this condition be
,1, D. Kellogg's Aut,mn Remedy
the tiger to perfect rent and health'. If
relieves the passages arid' nor'tlial lyiaetll'
lug to broody estal lisheil'agiiib*” Eitih-
deed% of tettituuniale rhor,iviidistinttally=;
prove its efl'aetivobese.
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