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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1924-08-14, Page 5LOC L ti TN ex. es- th, Ihn 119, en; ex. G. ris, 3, cid. E. R. en- nce be :ion sed int ay er- gs, El 2 ANY srt• bee, the 'dly om ¢� rty cod and pod o r- im- nay E. Ish ' IN roll ry tr. on er, tn- us en th- ry lo - a LW id ad of nd u to is THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1924: THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FXfV Fine Cuts its In Meats fa'. what we specialize in, Meats, sold here have been well hand- led. They have been prepared wiptde care and are sold to make satisfied Gusto+nets. Try us and: you'will find our meats delicious, D. H. STEWART Main Street n PHONE 58, Seaforth, Where ean ;1' Get '. Select Groceries? Join the ranks of the thrifty o en who sho here daily for all their table needs. You're sure to get a fresh supply of select staple! and fancy groceries, vegetables and -fruits. Our shelves are full of reasonably priced package, bottled and canned goods, You'll be pleased. gq�/gy�')r M. SYT1AW EA1T V' Phone 77 Seaforth mmestrzimarsegaumemicoanceizczimzsimatlistintaze ns,:utzEl.1arrt mynaxnsm,1.11 Zw ISIEGOmccr.R umtYdfsx CENTRAL STRATP^ORD, Carsrr.. Prepares young men and young women for Business, which is now Canada's greatest profes- sion, We assist graduates ' to positions and they have a prac- tical training which enables them to meet with success.'Stu- dents are registered each week. Get our free catalogue and leern something about otir dif- ferent departments. D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal. ' mass '.wail`! et�etn:�srelr9nra— aaanuitt2=3 trtuc W. 1 Walker 85 San UND,tERTAKING — and— EMBAl ivIING Motor or horse Equipment. W. j. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 6 ,' i c mrd:mnw21122I axasate=9.16== rxa an;s1.- CREAM! CREAM CREAM! MR; CREAM PRODUCER: Send your cream to us, we are here to give you the very best possible market for your cream. We beg your support and co-operation, send us your No. 1 grade • cream and secure top prices. Make this your Creamery, Cream paid for on a grade basis.' Do not produce cream except u it" does' not payyou. of a high standard of quality; Y We will pay a premium of three cents per pound butter fat for sweet cream delivered at the Creamery, Bring in your high grade cream. Cash paid to any patron wishing it. Creamery open on Saturday nights. Seaforth Creamery 'Co, Sea forth,' ,Ont, o I Dr, D. H. McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in future. Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated. immacapom=xemmammmormsommmaismis ra Fruit and Vegetabies TOMATQ?( LE LETTUCE '`r^"" GREEN ONIONS STRAWBERRIES ASPARAGUS CELERY ORANGES CANTALOUPES. PEACHES. NEW POTATOES.` T. Phillips Seaforth Phone 63 Many infants are infested by worms which cause great suffering, and if not promptly dealt with niay cause constitutional weaknesses dif- ficult to remedy. Miller's worm Powders will clear the stomach and bowels of •worms and will so act upon the system that there will be no. recurrence of the trouble. And not only this, but they will repair, the in- juries to the organs that worms cause and restore them to soundness, Camp with a Kodak Whether a week in the woods or a day at the shore, a Kodak is an essential part of your equipment. At our counter you'll find the Kodak you need;, also a complete line of accessories and "the depend- able film in the yellow box." Zutograpkic Kodaks—$6,70 up J F. ;ls ALS' Graves' Block, Seaforth, tt�� nnnnse.ei e..�oa. w.t a um, p -- • i fjTown To icsP L pn��no�pn�nn�un.�ntt�a B Miss Schultz; of Kitchener, and Mrs. W. F. Shultz, of 'Preston,' spent Old Boys' 1Areek at the hem of Mr, Chas. Finkbeiuer: Miss Erma Foster has ,returned to her bonne ireGalt after .spending the hast week with her cousin, Mary Finkbeiner. Mr, T: Skelton, of Brantford, Mrs. 'A, Murdoch and Miss Flora Jean Murdoch, of Detroit, 'were guests last week 'at the house of Mr. and Mrs.. Jas. Martin... Mr. and Mrs. 12. '1': Milder, of Brantford, spent Reunion week with Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Porteous, Miss Evelyn McFaul, of Toronto, is visiting her aunt, M's, J. G. Mullen. Mrs, T. R. -Habkirk is ill - at present. Mrs; Dudley and little daughter Beth, and Miss Mulholland, intend leaving shortly for Calgary. Miss "Billy" Chesney returned with Mr, and Mrs. McKean to Galt: 1'L. Morrison. Sidlery, who has been spending the vacation at his home here, left on Saturday to re- sume his position as principal of the Central Butte, Sask., school. Miss Sproat, of Belgrave, is visit- ing friends in town, Mr, Barry Livens, who has been the guest of Mr. Ross Savauge for several days, returned on Saturday to. Toronto, Mr. Gar r Garnet Si they is home from :London for a few holidays. Rev. and Mrs. McKay, of Dresden, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gillespie. .\'iss,Shearer, of Chicago, is the guest' of Mrs. H. 3. Gibson.' The many friends of Mr. H. R. Scott will regret to learn that he is quite ill at present. Miss Nettie Pethick, of Toronto, and Miss Thelma Pethick, of Lon- don, are holidaying at their home here. Mr. 13. Russel is visiting his father in Guelph. Mrs. Woodley, of Preston, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cumming. Mr. and Mrs: J. Petrie, of To- ronto, and 'Mrs. H. C. Lotasboord, ed Buffalo, spent a few days with their aunt, Mrs, John Barnett, Mr. and Mrs:: Ernest Constable, of Tuxford, Sask„ who has been visit- ing at his home in McKillop, left on Friday for their home. They were accompanied by Mr. Albert Con- stable, father of the latter, Dr, E. V, Slack, of Detroit, was a guest at the home, of Mr. and Mrs.. Robt Archibald this week. Mr. ]filler, referred to in last iisue in regard to the auto accident on Main street, is a resident of Seaforth and not of Brussels, as stated. He is unmarried. Mr. and Mrs, Hilton Chesney and Mrs. G. Chesney returned by motor to "Coronto on Monday. They were accompanied by Miss Grace \Voir, u rn n South—Carolina. who is returning g to South Miss Blanche Bennett, of Wing - ham, was at guest at the hone of Mrs.. James Graves, Airs. Isabella Wilson, who 'has been visiting Mr, and Mrs. \V, Adams and other relatives in town, returned this week to Galt. Mrs, Wilson is a chart - et member of Seaforth Presbyterian church, having sung in its choir over 50 years, She returned to assist in the service of praise on Reunion Sunday. Miss Gwen Snowdon returned on -Thursday after spending three weeks ✓ isiting friends in Sudbury and Espanola. Mrs. A. Ma'thers, Los Angeles, Calif., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Stoddart, Mrs. 213'. J, Brooks, Thedford, and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Russell, De- troit, are spending a few weeks with 'Mrs. Writ, Stoddart, Mr, John Cumming has as perfect specimens of dahlia-zinias in his garden, as perhaps one could find anywhere. Several of the blossoms are 6 inches, across and 18 inches around. Dr. and Mrs. William Catnpbell and little daughter Jean, who have been spending the, past week at the hone of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Stewart, left this .week for Albany, ;ufissouri. \Ir. G. Wilkershag' been appointed relieving„agent at-Chesley. Mrr IteTaggart, accountant in the Bank of Commerce, has been trans- ferred to the head' office in "Toronto: Mr, Dobson, at Toronto, is the new accountant. Mrs. Marginson, who has been spending some months with her brother, Mr. Frank Baxter, returned last week to England, She was ac- eompanid by her brother, Mr, Richard Baxter, of Swansea. lir•, and Mrs. R. Crozier, London, Mrs. J. Whitemore, - and sou and daughter, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Hudson, Mr, and Mrs Stan- ley Hudson, of Marlette, Mich„ -were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Consitt,: Miss Bright.: of Warren, Penn., is visiting Mr. and Mrs W. D. •Bright. Mrs, G. B.. Heintzmau, of Toronto, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. Young. Mr. Richard Baxter; ' of Swansea, was a guest of his brother; Mr. Frank Baxter. •., Mrs,. Partridge, Toronto, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr, Mr. Frank Holland, of Chapman,. Kan„ is visiting at the Koine of his cousins, Messrs. Frame and Joseph McQuaid. Mr. Holland was born in Morris township and it is 40 years since he went to Kansas, Mies Mary McQuaid, of Chapman, Tan., is here on a visit to 'her .,brothers, Messrs. Frank and Joseph ie[cQiiaitl, and her ,sister, Mrs. James Delaney. Miss McQuaid has been in Kansas for the past 15 years, and n otes many changes in the peopie • ,and places, in that time, Mr. James McQuaid has returned to Toronto after spending aa'.'pleasant week with his uncles, 213essrs. Ftauk and Joseph McQuaid. ' Mr,: and Mrs. Howard Burgess, of Owossa, Mich., and Mr. and Ms. John Walters, were visitors' at the Rome of ivlr, Mr. and Mrs, 'R. Frost during Reunion week. Dat. A. D. Smillie and wife family, of Niagara Falls, visited Mr, and Mrs.' R. Frost for Reunion week, Mr. and Mrs, F. Beattie and son, of 5t. Catharines, and Mr. and Mrs. I, Lan'gstroth, of Forest, were re- enion visitors at the home of J. B. Tyerman. Toronto Conservatory of Music has announced that Louis Jackson, of Seeforlli, has securers the highest narks': awarded for introductory .violin and is entitled to the silver medal. Louis is a pupil of St. Josephs .school of music, Seaforth. Miss D, O'Connell and Miss Kate Eckert left for Detroit last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Neil ate visit- ing Mr. and Mrs, VV. R, Veal_, Inger- soll Mr. and Mrs. Stonehouse, of Gode- rich, spent pant •of last week .with Mr. and Mrs. Tyerman, Mr. J. Theison, of Detroit, is a visitor at .the home of Mrs. M. Corbett. 'Mrs. James Stetson, of New Bed- ford, Mass„ and Mr. and Mrs, R. L. Vivian, of New York, visited their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1V. Cowan and W. H, Trethewey, on Tuesday. Mrs, A. Woehl, l3ridgeburg, and Miss Marguerite Fitzpatrick, `ro- ron'to arc visitors . at c the. ]tome of Mrs, -i ohn Rankin. J a 1. n. • 14r, and Mrs. C, Layton and daugh- ters have returned to .Hamilton, While here Miss Ina Layton sang a solo in the lvfethodist church. Mr, Palmer Whitely returned on Tuesday to Buffalo, Miss Dorothy O'Connell, of De- troit, and Mrs. Chesterfield and chil- dren, of St, Marys, were visitors at the home of Mrs. 33, O'Connell, Mrs, J. Risley and Mrs. Tamblyn, of Londesboro, were guests of their niece, Mrs. Tyerman, last week. Rev, Mr. Edmunds, of London, a former rector of St. Thomas' church, pas in town during the reunion. Miss Irene Corbett leaves oza Fri- day. to resume hoe daties at St. furnace will be installed. 1$€tx�'o hospital, Ds George Buchanan, 13.A., who has Ott and Mrs. rs,turd IaieY+attl,• St. Catherines Collegiateurtis staff; twill teach in Ilailyby h HURON NEWS. Wingham, , Win'ghant voters turned down the bylaw granting $25,000, for': high school extension. While driving down the 9th of Morris, Gordon Gallahee's auto was hit by the C,N,R.. corning into Wing - ham. Noo-bodywas ]curt, but the ca'' had a fender torn off when caught by tee steps of the rear coach. Methodist churchh will celebrate its sixtieth anniversary last week of September, A large crowd was at St, Augustine hall to bid farewell to Father Moran; prior to his leaving for his new charge at Simcoe. Dr. Banting passed through eek on his wa v t o Wing - ham one day last ti Kincardine beach to spend a few days. Seymour Thornton died at his hone in Pleasant Valley in his 73rd year. He was a pioneer of Wing - ham. Ile is survived by his widow, and one son and three daughters. Mrs, W. Bell, of Riverhurst, Sask,. is visiting 'her mother, Mrs. las. Martin, Whitechurch. She is return- ing from attending the world's fair at Wembley. Clinton.. The_ people of Clinton were shocked by the news of the death of Fred. W, Peckitt, of Tuckersnt'ith. He has not been well lately. However he attend- ed the Organ factory picnic at Bay- field on Saturday and seemed to enjoy it very much. Possibly he overtaxed his strength as he passed away at his hone Sunday evening, Aug. 3rd, The funeraltook place from his late home in Tuckersmith on \W edesda 3 last. Brussels, lloncrieff is holding a community clay on Aug. 14th, The engagement is announced of Mary Hazel, only daughter of the late Alfred J. and Mrs, Lowry, Brus- sels, to Edwin II. Matthews, of For- est, son of Mr, and Mrs. L. A. a!latthews, Welland. There was d large crowd for the benefit tendered Wilfred Dennis, one of the lively forwards of Brussels Senior football team, who had a leg broken in a snatch played at Kin - burn. ;1100 was presented to 2lr, Dennis. Extensive improvements are being made to Brussels post office and a wife have been spending the past week with Mr. and. Mrs. John Mae - ravish; have returned to St, Thomas. Mrs. Earl hell was in Bay City at- tending the • funeral of -her aunt Miss Agnes Ferguson, Miss Verna Graves is spending a few days with friends in Winglfam. Miss Daisy Hamilton returned Monday evening after spending a few weeks with relatives in Owen Sound and Stratford: Rev. and Mrs. W. Hiles, of Lon- don, were- "guests of their cousin, Mrs, Tyerman, on Thursday. • Mr. and Mrs. G. D. C. Harn, of Toronto, were in town for the Reunion, Mr, Malcolm Beaton received word on Tuesday of the death by. drown- ing last Sunday of Isis niece, Miss Pickering, of Detroit. Miss Bechely, of Hamilton is visit- ing her brother and sister, I', J. and Hiss' Bechely. Mrs. J. king. 11irs. Rainton and Mrs. Gibson, of Bluevale, were re - 011101t visitors at the hone Mr. L. Melville. Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Ainslie, of Leamington, and Mr, and Mrs. Ainslie and family of St. Marys, were guests of J. B. Tyerman on Saturday. Mr, W. H. Trethewey and Mrs. Hamilton attended the Reunion in Stratford last week. • Miss 1.andsborough, of Toronto is visiting Miss Helen Dickson: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephens and daughter Shirley,,wlto have spent a week with his father Mr. T. Stephens, left on Wednesday for their home at the Soo, Mrs. (Dr.) Reid and daughter Ola, of Exeter, are visiting Mrs. J. Ilothanf. Mrs. Hothant, of Delaware, who has been visiting” her ,son. Mr. J. Ho'tham, has returned home. Dr. J. R. Munro and 141'. Dave Munro, of Toledo, Ohio, were Sun- day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Nixon. Sleep is the .'great nourisher of 'infants, and without peaceful sleep the child will not thrive. This can- not be got if the infant be troubled with worms. Miller's Worn Powders will destroy worms and drive them from the system, and afterwards the child's rest will be undisturbed. .The powders cannot injure the most deli- cate baby, and there is nothing so effective for restoring the health of a worm -wont infant, year,. S. Bailey has returned to ]3russels after spending a year in the West. Price of bread in Brussels is 10e a loaf, A. short course inagriculture and domestic science is to he held in Brussels commencing Dec. 1st and will last 3 months, The village council has granted the necessary ac- commodation. Brussels 1924 tax rate is 42 mills. The Council is to pay Rout, Thuell $3,000 for 'his electric light franchise, poles, wires and other equipment, which has been taken over following the installation of Hydro. Exeter. Fred Hoggarth, of Stephen, had his collar bone and a rib broken .when a 3 -horse team hitched to a binder, became unmanageable. A wedding took place on August 6th when Rev, F. E. Clysdale iitiited in marriage Fred. \Vm. Smith, sou of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Stephen, and 'Miss Ila Ione Mitchell, daughter of lir. and Mrs, W. Mitchell, Exeter. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Ida, and the groom supported by 13ber Redden. The young couple left on a motor trip to London, Brantford and Galt. On their return. they will make their home in Exeter, Mrs. Thos. Sweet was stricken on August 1st with a paralytic stroke while eating her supper. On August 2nd, George May,. Ex- eter, passed away after an illness of 2 weeks, aged 66 year. He was born aTh -11-20 .um re. awaits you. Just say "Bon - cilia Facial” to your bar- ber and get the surprise of your life—a feeling of re- newed vigor and the knowledge that at -last you look the part. Be one of the "million a weekly ROBINSON'S The Better Shop e✓O Best Holland Bulbs (Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissi, Daffodils, etc.) SECURED BY BUYING EARLY. Send for list including ROSES AND SHRUBS THE BEST I5 CHEAPEST. III L,LAND ePiN. IMPORT Co, 449 River Road, NIAGARA FALLS, ONT. on the May homestead on the, Lon- don Road South. and 411 his life has been spent in the community. He, was a faithful member of James street church and Was unmarried. Jos,. Kay of Exeter, is a brother and TYfrs. J. O Jones and Mrs. H. T. Rowe are sisters. The ftineral was held to Ex- eter cemetery. ' Gordon Hanlon, one of the young men who some months ago evolved a scheme to increase h'is bank ac- count at the expense of cibiiens' by soliciting b and proecuring photo- graphs of "dear friends" for en- largement and at the same time col- lecting sums of money -ranging from five to thirty-five dollars, was in the toils at Goderich; having been taken before Judge Lewis on a charge of reckless driving and doing bodily ]tarn. The judge sentenced hint to three months in the Ontario reforma- tory. While the two young men were in Exeter they dict a land-office business and in many cases the money was paid over, but neither the picturesnor money havesince been seen. - - One of the meanest and most dastardly offences that has been perpetrated in this community for a long time occurred on Saturday night last. Mr. and Mrs.Preston Dearing, of Stephen, had driven to Exeter with their horse and buggy and had, left both standing near a blacksmith shop while they went shopping. On return they foundthat the harness had been literally cut to pieces.' tit fact, all parts of it were so' badly Cut that Mr, Dearing was obliged to get a new set with which to get 'home. -he guilty parties should be bro,uglit to justice and thee r s ve estmalt • p 5 of the law meted out to them. Mr. Jas. Connor, accompanid by his daughter. hiss Grace Connor, left Thursday evening for Belleville, where Mr. Connor will visit his bro- ther. The former is in his 92nd and the latter in his 90th year. These two elderly gentlemen take turn about in visiting each other, Harvesters' Exclusions via'rianadian National Railwa; x,t Solid tra4s.'; run through to le U.,: nipeg without change. New Converti- hle (berth) Colonist' Cars will add to the comfort of the journey and lunch'`''v counter cars will he attached to then"is trains serving .ceod' and re'freshmen'ts ,l at reasonable ces. Special cars j will be provid' for women. The special Harvesters" trains of the Can`- *,j adian National Railways from all Ontario p oi ts as advertised sed will bloke the fastest time to Winnipeg, operating -via the new Longlac'eut-off, the shortest route between Eastern and Western Canada. Harvesters' travelling'th by this route, :will, as a consequence, be first in 'the field, The first train leaves Toronto one minute' after midnight of August 21st, (12.01 a.m. August 22nd). Returning the fare is half'a cent per mile into Win- nipeg in •nipeg and $20 back to starting point,; Fell particulars re fares, train service, etc., apply 'to nearest Canad- ian National Agent: The ease with which corns and. warts can be removed by Holloway's. Corn Remover er is its strongest recoma tuendation, It seldom fails. Have you Eczema or any disease of the skin P If yott have, get a package of EZ'O at Aberlfart's drug store, Sea- forth, Ont. and watch . it dis- appear. Most effective remedy in Chronic Psoriasis, Moffat and Hotpoint Ulectric !'anges The new models of both Moffat and Hotpoint Elec- tric Ranges:are,readyfor your inspection. ,Cook by Hydro The Cheapest Fuel A full stock of Lamps and Fixtures, Shades and Electric Supplies kept at the Hydro Store. • Public Utilities SERFORTH RTI-] Office and Store in the Town Hall BE3N=I1UR The Special Milverton Flour We Have it—Give it a Trial. Also. Ground Screenings ehop of P[ll Kinds C as TiMSIN GRAIN DEALER ' PRONE 25 Seaforth Garage Auto Tires and Tubes We have on hand a Complete Line' of Tires and Tubes, all sizes, Best on the Market. Let us supply your needs on Auto Cylinder Lubricating Oils and Greases.. We handle nothing but the best and can supply you with oils of proper viscosity to suit your motor. Also stock a complete line of most -called .for parts ,of various autos. If you are in need of a new Battery, or if you have a Battery to be repaired, give us a call. BATTERY CHARGING OXY-ACETYLINE WELDING EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Get into the habit of patronizing us. We want to serve you, and serve you well. ..J01.4N . MAXWELL AND CHALMERS DEALER, PHONE 167W We Have Installed a telephone for night calls -167J