The Seaforth News, 1924-03-20, Page 5N
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W'IEN: OU HAVE
;OAST OR' CHOPS
',You of course want to be sure that
your family and .guests will, not be
disappointed. The meat is 'be most
itiitrorttant part of thedinner and
must be right, both the raw state and
ffp the prepared state. You can de-
pend nil us to do our share.
a H. STEWART
Man ` ` Seaforth,
if PHONE 58.
DUBLIN.
Mrs lilackwelir is visiting -friends
in Dunnville, '
+Mr. Jas. Watson, Of Seaforth; spec t
Friday ,with Dublin friends.
Miss 'Mary McConnell; of Wallace.-;
ibttrg,. is bending -a few holidays • at.
the home of her parents.
Mr, Thos. Phillips eaglet! on Dub-
lin
lin friends, on Monday,
The concert held St. Patrick's night"
in the Parish hall was a grand suc-
cess. The children all acted their,
parts well, The lantern slidesfollow-
ing, .the, progratmue were greatly en-
joyed by all.
'Mr. Alex. Darling has been ship-
ping a number of carloads' of hay to
New York, Pennsylvania sled `other
joints in the States during the last
two weeks.
Mr, and'IVIrs. W. O'Rourke are
moving into our, village, They could
not select a better place,
MANLEY..
Mr. and Mrs; Wm. Manley and Mr.
Fred Eckart spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. Con. Eckart, who is
still under the- doctor's care.'
The stork was pretty busy on
March 4th, leaving a baby 'boy at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mur-
ray; also. at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Joseph Johnsen.
Mr. Fred Eckart arrived home front
Chicagolast Thursday.
Themanyfriends of Miss Melva
Eckart are sorry to hear she is laid
up with a sore hand.
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Creamery Open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.
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' Chiropractor 1
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
Monday and Thursday After-
noons in future.
Diseases of all hinds success-
fully treated.
Fruit
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On the -29th and'30th will be cele-
brated the 40th anniversary of the
.Salvation Army in Seaforth. Anyone
having, pictures of soldiers or officers
of the earlier days are ;requested to
loan them for the occasion, to be dis-
played^ in•the Hall.
1he<many friends of Miss Beatrice
Seip will 'be pleased to see her able
to be out again after her recent
illness.
Miss Swanson,.of Stratford, was a
town visitor.
Miss Mary McLean, Goderich, is
the guest of Miss Irene Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Fell were Clinton
visitors.
Mr, Feeney, of 'Dublin, underwent
an operation • for appendicitis on
Tuesday. a
Mr. Fred Adapts has moved his
family into Mr; J. R. Archibald's
cottage and Mr, Fitzgerald, who has
accepted a position with Mr. W. A.
Crick,has• a artments in the
p
Royal.al
tren
Mrs. W. Hogg, :Stratford, ..spent''
the week -end at• her 'irotne its' Mc-
Killop.
1 little r- e r -
Mar oral Ruth, the ht a fou a
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Sproat, of Detroit, and granddaugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, -John Sproat, of
Sea•forth, is one of six selected out of
400 children in Detroit, to take part
in the photoplay now being presented
at the Fox Washington . Theatre in
Detroit in "The Darling of Detroit."
Margaret Ruth spent last summer in
Seaforth with her grandparents.
''Miss Margaret Beattie, of Hamil-
ton, is a guest at the home of her
brother, Mr. W. J. Beattie.
;Mr. A. 'Sco'tt has rented the roosts
occupied by Mr. W. Reid. ,
An entertainment will be given in
tic school room of Egmondvillc
Presbyterian church on Tuesday
(All Fool's) night, April 1st. A -spec-
ial feature of the evening will be an
old fashioned rag bee staged by six
Old 'Timers, together with tableaux,
quartettes and readings,
'Mr. Thomas Stephens, who has
been seriously ill, is improving.
Miss Gladys McPhee, London
Normal school, spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr, and !Mrs. M.
McPhee.
Miss Marie McCormick is seriously
ill at present. •
Mr. Frank. Jackson, Montreal, is a
visitor at his home in Egmondville.
Mrs,' R. H. Sproat, Mrs. J. Willis
and Mrs, R. B. Horton were in
Mitchell attending the funeral of a
friend
Mr. W. Reid has leased apart-
ments above Mr. R. L. Clark's store.
, The choir of St. Thomas' church
spent a pleasant time Friday night
when they were entertained by irfr.
and Mrs, William Archibald at their
home in Tuckcrsntith
The Spring' Fair has been post-
poned until 11th of April.
Mr. and Mrs. Jatnes Archibald ark
moving into their new home.
Mr. J. O'Connell is now teller of
the bank at Walton.. i
Dr, ltartry and children,. of 'St:
Thomas, who were guests at his
home here, have returned,
Mr. W. Black, M.P.., spent the
week -end with his fancily in Tucker -
smith.
Mrs. Robert Hawthorne has re-
turned from spending several weeks
with her son in Goderich.
Miss Violet Rankin visited friends
in Stratford.
Messrs. J. Beattie, f, Stewart, M.
Rennie and D. Reid sang a pleasing
quartette in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday evenings
Mr. Louis Aberhart has disposed
of his farm, lot 34, concession 3, Mc-
Killop, to James T. Scott, Roxboro.
Miss Beatrice Larkin returns this
week to Toronto.
Miss Esther McDougall has return-
ed from attending the funeral of the
late Wesley Stone in Exeter.
Mrs. M. Whittaker is in Ottawa
visiting her son, Mr. E. 'Whittaker,
who has been ill.
Mrs. ivlcKinney, of Guelph, is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Win,- McMichael.
Miss Foreman spent the week -end
at her hotuc its Granton.
tarn and Mrs. James Martin attend-
ed the reception of Mr. and Mrs.
William Brown, of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shobbrook, of
Londes'boro, visited at the home of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Win. Morrison .•
Mr. Garnet Sillery, of the London
Nortnal school, visited his mother,
Mrs. Geo. Sillery, over the week-
end,
Miss :Monica Eckart, of St. Mary's
hospital, Detroit, is home nursing
her ,father, who is ill with pneumonia.
Messrs. Harold Lawrence and F, S.
Savauge are attending 'the Prohibi-
tion convention in Toronto this week.
Rev. R. Fulton Irwin gave his lec-
ture on "Ireland and the Trish" in
Goderich on Monday night.
Mr. Oliver Elliott has 'been ap-
pointed agent for Fuller Brush Co.
for this district.
Miss Pickard has rented rooms
over Mr. D. It Stewart's store.
Mr. Harry 'Stewart is a Toronto
visitor:
There was a large crowd at the
dance given at the Club Rooms on
Monday night muter tate ausuices of
the G.W.V;A.-.;Good music was furn-
ished by the Crescent orchestra, Miss
Hunt acting as accompanist. Lunch
was served at: the •close..
Mr. Harold Stark, of Kitchener,
'was a visitor 'at his; house here.
Mr. D. Walker,.. Brussels, was a
guest of Mr: and Mrs. W. J. Walker,
Mist Evelyn Adams returned on
Tuesday to London.
Mr. J. Innis, of Stratford, has taken
Mr. J. O'Connell'•s place ,in the Bank
of Commerce. •
Itev. W.
D. 1McDonald is in Tees-
water spending a few days with his
father.'
Miss Sadie Howitt is in Londes-
boro visiting 'her ''sister.
Mrs.. A. Kennedy, of Northin
'
syueat, :is ,..-confined to her he
direugh illness. `
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE F131
Mr. W, Grievp, of McKillop, has
purchased a :business :in "Toronto and
'intends. moving there, "
The tea given in the Methodist
church by the, Ladies Aid. on St.
Pattllck's day front; 4•+lir+,7 pin::", Wigs
very .enjoyable as well as successful.
Adtive waitresses were on the 'alert
to give efficient ' service ''and" shake
teir guests welcome. The proceeds
v}ere over $50,' ^' •
Mrs. A. J. ClutT is spending a few
days in Woodstock.
Mrs. (Dr:')''Glendenning, of To-
ronto, visited -her sister, Mrs.' 'Wm.
Southgate.
• BRODHAGEN.
Mr, jointQuerengesseracrd daugh-
ter, Miss Georgina, and Mr. George
Siemon are visiting with relatives
and friends in Kitchener.
Lawrence and. Elsie Querengesser,
of Ethel, were the guests of Mrs.
John H. Querengesser on Sunday
lastl
We are 'sorry to. state that Mr.
Fred Elligson is still 00 the sick list.
He Inas ,been i11 since Christmas but
we hope td hear soon of his re-
covery. •
Mr: and Mrs, .Geo. Mueller and son
Herman, have gone to Preston to at-
tend the funeral of :the formcr's
niece, Miss Mueller,
A fine baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Eicktateyer on
Thursday last:
' WALTON.
School Report. ---February school
report with names of pupils of Sen-
ior room arranged in order of merit.
Sr, IV.=Hattie McCall, 'Jim Short -
reed, Mary Krauter. Jr. IV,—Rus'se't
Sholdice, Muriel.°Farquharson, Jean
Hood, Mildred Pollard, John Mc-
Donald, Jean Drager, Flora Harris,
Marguerite Bolger, Isabel Hoy. Sr.
III.—Norma Murray„ Florence' Ryan,
Vera .Gardiner, Althea Carter, Beat-
rice Kearney, Laura Manning, Gor-
don +Murray. Jr III.—Clara Mc-
Call, Viola Carter: Lorne -Steiss,
Clarence Steiss, Alvin Farquharson,
Elwood .Shortreed, Lewis McDonald,
Ethel Shaw. .Sr, II.—Chas. Mcllot-
aid, Helen Steiss, Winnilred Drager,
Laura Hoy, Blair Shaw. — Geo H.
Hood, 'teacher, •
HURON NEWS.
Clinton.
Janes Graham, who until 4 years
ago lived in Goderich twp., passed
away on Mar. llth, aged 82, fie has
lived its Huron County since 1852 and
id 1873 married Miss Mary Stanley,
who survives slim;' .A daughter and 2
Sons survive, Ivtrs. Geo. H. Elliott of
Clinton and Henry W. Graham and
Harold S. Grahant:of Goderich twp.
The funeral took place on Friday af-
ternoon.
Miss Amy Me'Brien visited her
cousin, Miss Jean Miller:
Death came with shocking sud-
denness to Jas.' • Hickingbottom of
Auburn on Mar 10th, when he fell as
he was walking across •the room and
'before help could hi.'s'ch him was bc-
yoitd hut'nan aid, sill f Hickingbottom;
'who was' in his 78t1i'ysstr, was born in
'Pickering, twp., and 'carte .to Huron
when a young man, settling on the
farm where he died. He was a great
lover of horses. He leaves a widow,
who was formerly Miss J. Ratcliffe,
one son Ernest at home, and two
daughters; also three brothers.
Clinton hospital receipts for the
year were $9.300, and after expenses
had' been paid there was a balance of
more than $1,000. •
A wedding took place on Mar. lith
at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Marshall when their only daughter
Olive Mabel, became bride of Nor-
man \V -Miller, sort of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Miller, Goderich twp. Ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. A.' Holmes.
On return from their, honeymoon,
happy couple will live in' Clinton,
S. S. Cooper is having upstair flats
of Normandie hotel fitted as living
apartments.
Miss McTavish has sold her cot-
tage on Fulton street to John Mer-
ritt, of London.
Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Moser, former
residents of Blyth, celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary on Feb.
26th in Waterloo. They were mar-
ried 50 years ago at Fullarton,
lvlrs. Albert Trewin, of Hullctt,
visited her slaughters its Toronto.
Miss M. Bell, formerly principal of
Blyth continuation school, visited in
town last week. q
Mrs. J. D. Elsley, who underwent
radium treatment in Toronto, is re-
covering.
H. C. Johnston visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Johnston. He has
bought a grocery business in
1-Iamilton.
Ro'bt. Wallace attended L.O.L.
Grand Lodge at, Brantford He is a
district grand master.
Miss Miller has .gone` to Dashwood
to resume her duties as milliner.
The funeral of the late Isaac
Cowan, who died while cutting wood,
took place ort Saturday, March 8th,
from his, late residence. Services were
' conducted by Rey tMr, 'Telford and
interment was hs Union cemetery,
Pallbearers were Messrsr'Jno:; Edgar,
Stewart and GeorgeCowan and 2
nephews, Geo. Cowan. and T. =Brad -
nock He leaves 4 sons and a daught-
er: William Edgar of Goderich, Stew-
art of Wingham and John Alexander
and George and Miss Janet itt hone.
Wingham•
Farmers Club has unloaded 7,200.
bushels of oats since last October,
P. F. Doig, Fordwich, • announces
engagement of Otis only daughter,
Lillie Ilene, to George A. Ashton, of
Gorrie,
Presbytery of 0Maittand opposes
plebiscite on liquor question, and de-
nounces
r,•tn
pounces actions
of Presbyterian
tc
Church Association
Proposal to unite Presbyterian and
Methodist congregations at Bet -
grave have failed:
-Rob Leggett, aged 80,dial in
1' tatiY a1 stMt : -la stgttng a'.PutYt
-e Vighter.s ttstlti asiudtS ittrstr
)r,erixy(ts'a ti
Zich. -
Division courturwas held in town
hall on Saturday,
Mrs. Elizabeth Westlake, who, lives
bit the Bronson linewi;t,h her ,deugh-
ter, Mrs. E. Talbot, Suffered'a stroke,
On March 10th, the children and
grandchildren of Mr, and Mrs. Henry
Reichert presented him, with a rocker
and smokers set on the occasion of
his nth birthday.
Russell Preeter wolf a preliminary
prize of $200 in one of the L'ottdgn.
newspaper campaigns.
Joint auction sale is scheduled for
:middle of .April in Zurich.
T, L. Wurtn, whose store was burn-
ed; has leased a store in the Melick
block,- and is about ready to do busi-
ness again.
Hay and :pasture on Zurich fair
grounds is to be auctioned off about
May 3rd.
Mrs. C. Hess has had cher house
wired for electricity.
A shower was held recently for Mr,
and Mrs. T, L. Wurm, who were
hurried out
Rhineland Koch has returned to
Zth•ich after spending a year at Con-
gress, Sask.
H. Trttemtter has sold his farm in
hlay township to ,jos. Sclnvartzeit-
truber, for $8,900.
David Schwartzentru'ber, o1 the
Bronson line, had arm broken while
trying to crank a tractor.
W. Zettel, Elbow, 'Bask., is visiting
Itis
'brother.
Fire hall and fire engine have un-
dergone repairs.
Goderich.
North street church has paid off its
debt and mortgage. Fine anniversary
services marked the event.
Win. P. Munnings, who went over-
seas with 161st' Batt., died in Byron
sanitarium, London, on Mar. 3rd.
A new salt block is to start •oper-
ations,
Officials of Dungannon bank were
in Walkerton as witnesses in the
Gamble forgery case.
F. McCullough has rented Harry
Steep's farm in Goderich twp.
John Newcombe, of the Bayfield
road, is moving into Goderich.
Brussels.
Insurance on 'the 'Methodist church
has been adjusted and nearly $10,000
will be paid by the companies,
Jas. Denman has sold his farm in
Grey twp, a mile from Silver Cor'gers,
to H. Speiran and -will move to At-
wood,
Milton Lowe has leased his •farm in
Grey twp. and may go to the North
country.
Miss Mary Readman, of Grey twp.,
was presented with gifts attd an ad-
dress previous to her marriage to
John White of Morris.
Engagement is announced of Miss
Ferre. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Eckmicr, Ethel, to W. E. Car-
man Richards, Banff, Alta„ marriage
to take place latter part of .this
month..
• Belgrave.
Miss LVheatley visited in Belgrave.
Knox church Young People held a
social on 'Monday night.
'The W.M:S.'of Knox church- are
sending supplies to the Tuelon boys'
school.
Exeter.
Thos. ,Sweet, a lifelong resident of
the community, died on Mar. llth,
following several months' illness.
Until 15 years ago be lived on a farm
just south of the village. He was
married 49 years ago to Mary Hamlin
Prout, who survives; also 4 sons and
a daughter: Wm, of London, Miss
Hattie and Harry at home; Clinton
of Usborne and Victor of Cleveland.
Deceased was a 'Methodist and a
Conservative: Jas. Sweet is a brother.
Wesley Stone died in Exeter, aged
33 years. He had a business in the
West but gaye it up 5 years ago fol-
lowing an attack of flu. His widow
and 3 little daughters survive, also
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. Stone, of
Usborne twp.
Bible Class of James street Metho-
dist church gave a successful ban-
quet.
Main street Methodist church op-
poses submitting O.T.A. questions to
a vote.
Miss Kate Saunders was married to
Christian Beckler, of Iowa, on
March 12th.
H. A. Hooper, of Sask., is moving
to Exeter. He will work with C. F.
Hooper.
?,tiss Edith Davis has gone to
Ingersoll.
S. Powell had a small hone broken
in his left forearm.
Nation-wide Fame. — There is
scarcely a corner of this great Do-
minion where the merits of Dr
Thomas' Eclectric Oil have not been
tried and proved. It is one of the
world's most efficient remedies for
sore throat, lame back and malty oth-
er ailments arising, from inflamma-
tion. Rubbed on the skin its healing
power t readily and it can
also betaken internally
GIRLS! LEMON JUiCE
IS .A SKIN WHITENER
How to make a creamy beauty lotion
fir a few cents.
The juice of tfvo fresh lemons strained
Into a bottle containing three ounces of
oreliardwhite makes a whole quarter
pint of rte most remarkable lemon skin
beautifier at about the cost one must
pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold
creams. Care should be taken to strain
the lemon juice through a fine cloth so
no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion
will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that 'lemon juice is used
`eo bleach and remove such blemishes ae
freckles, sallowness and tan and is
the
ideal
skin softener, whitener and
,
beautifier.
Just try Al Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer -and make up
a quarter pint of title sweetly fragrant
lepton lotion and massage it Afilly auto
the Lace, neck, arenw and• Viands a;y, A r a
BetterLiyetockr�,T l
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MARCH; 25th, forenoon, EXETER.
IVIARCH 25th, ;afternoon„"§EAFORT 3
Good Livestock Interesting Lectures
And
Instructive Demonstrations
ONTARIO LVE sTeew IMPROVE,
MENT eOfnM1TTEE'
G. E. DAY, Chairman.
The New
llotpoint Ranges
The heating wires on the new Hotpoint
Ranges will not burn out.
Westinghouse Radio
Sets
You can enjoy the long winter evenings at home
with any of the Westinghouse radio sets. These
sets are guaranteed to give results.
REID BROS,
Phone, Store, 19. "The Hotpoint Store." Residence 121.
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