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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1924-10-16, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1924.' .As Nice As They, Loop • Our Bolognas, .`Sausages, eke are even nicer to tante. They are all made from the choicest of meats and flayored with the purest of spices, in just the proportions to give them an extra fine and to, flavor. If you once try them, you cannot " help but like thein. Everybody does. D. R FL STEWA T Main Street Seaforth, PHONE 58, DURING THRESI3ING SEASON We are prepared to supply you with meat after hours by calling 182J a✓v�nrwrot CENTRAL 'meld STRATFORD. ONT. 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 learn something about our dif- ferent departments. D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal. nvwanivv�nrw.rwnr�s We Will... unload a car of GPiT1'LE SALT on `October 21 and 22 Ball 'store for prices off car. W. 1VI STEWA T R Phone 77 Seaforth icaseemeelseetealeameentamai W, J. Walker & Solt UNDERTAKING --and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. a. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license, Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67, CREAM! CREAM! CREAM! AIR. 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 of a high standard of quality; it does not pay you. We will pay a premium of three cents per pound butter fat for sweet cream deliveredat the Creamery. Bring in your high grade cream. Cash.paid to any patron wishing it. Creamery open on Saturday nights. Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaforth, Ont, Dr. D. H. McInnes chiropractor Of Winghann, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday anri Thursday .After- - noons in future. Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated. s itaisrestentasesatess Fruit and vegetables TOMATOES CAULIFLOWERS CRANBERRIES CELERY ORANGES . "-CANTALOUPES. SWEET POTATOES PEACHES. POTATOES. Seaforth Want and For Sele, Ads, 3 safes, SOe Phillips Phone 63 "His Master's Voice" Victrofa Portable Model 50 and ten 75c. double -sided "His Master's Voice"—Victor Records. $70.00 CASH PRICE and small weekly or monthly payments . to pay the balance A .limited opportunity to secure this handsome port- able model —on unusual terms: Possession 'gives you the same unmatched performance lot which `all Victrolas stand unequalled: Secure yours to -day --enjoy it forever. Graves' Block, Seaforth. an THE SEA'FORTH NEWS Dn—auea..nn.e-nnaeaertn.:—mu-e•a•itp efisa, Mau Gillespie, ae Harelston; Fra'yne; Ne. a Dail 4eV++;' No 4 aprow..:ura.+. * spent the week -end with her Edgar Henkel; No: 5 Jackson Wood; parents. No, 6 Hugh Bury; No. 7 Amos m T n T i� (� " r+ 'Mr. J. MeL• emian received word orf Doupe, ■ 0�■ ` ■ 0 ■w 4 Friday of the death • of his neice Vil�lige of Exeter— P y her marriage ales. Smith was Miss liegton johns; 'No. 3 James 'Weeks; i Mrs F Smith, tit Mitchell Before No. 1 Edward Tuble; No. 2 Wel- . au''''''''''—' -'2" -"'""`I'''''''"""`1" ----""'a Ida Howard, a fernier resident of the No. 4 Aleft. McPherson. Ales. Evans and daughter Eleanor town• Vitl'agerof Hen`sall— spent.a few days "last week with her Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Greig are visit- No, 1 Nathan Peck; No 2.--- Mother, in Varna. ing friends in Dunnville. Village of Bayfield,- tMr. Arshton, of Gon•ie, visited his Airs., George Duncan is laid up with No. 1 Jas, Reid.. sister,. Miss Margaret Ashton' last a sprained.ankle. Representative, of plebiscite com- week. Mrs. T .K. Anderson and Miss mittee, Charles Harvey, Exeter; fi- Rev. Jaynes Abery, of 2'ondesboro Anderson, of Dundas, were guests at nancial agent, George, 1Mawson, Ex - will conduct seryices in the Seaforth 'elle home of Mr. and. Mrs. W. R. eta.. Presbyterian church -next Sunday. Smith. 'Representative of Moderation Lea - The Catholic \Women's League will tivJiss Evelyn Adams, of London, gue, Richard _Murphy, Exeter; financ- 'h.old-a bazaar in parish hall, Oct. 29th. spent the week -end at her home here. ial agent, Louts Daly Exeter. . Mrs. j. F, Daly and 'Mrs. T. Mei'ady Miss Weir, of Glasgow, is visiting Returning OfficereeRoble Higgins attended the 'convention of the her aunt, firs Davis, will be at his office in 'Jensen on C:W11,. in Stratford this week.. I Mrs: Leslie Mullen has returner! Thursday Oct, 23rd all day, and will Order your Personal • Christmassfroin spending a few weeks in ;keep ire touch, with his deputy return - greeting cards early. 60 designs at Toronto, ing officers by ,phone, and is making The News 'Office Miss Mary Laing, of Milverton, arrangements to have returns all in me, and 1Trs, W, E, Glenne, .who spent the week -end with her parents, shortly after the palls are closed, have been -3isiting Mr. and Mrs. J:' FL, Mr. .and. Mrs, J• C. Laing, Best, left oil Wednesday for Toronto Yliss Jessie litilsoii, of Kitchener, WINTHROP. on their trip to Huntsville accompan- spent the, week -end with her father, led by Mrs'. J. H. Best' and daughter 4r; J, 'Nl. \lrilson, Barbara ,and the Misses Best. Mrs. Ge°rge. McTaggart was caped Atte and Mrs. R: E. idartry acct sou, to .Loitdou owing Co the tlhtess and death of he of Fort William, spent a few days her brother, the late Daniel last -week visiting his brother, Johnstone' The latter, who was Win. Hartry. It is fourteen• years 'born at Walton and received his col - since Mr,TIartry was last in $caforth, leg•iate training in Seaford', held a very high place in the esteem He was the first engineer on the of the C,P.R:''bettaseen Schrie'er and Fort community, and also of the .Huron William and had charge of the train Presbytery va*itli whiedi he was -con- that to'olc the soldiers in 1885 from reeled for a number of years during the break in tete roar.! of that dray to lids pastorate in Blake and Varna. Fort- William when They went West ane! Mrs, Ernest Sparling and on the Reil Rebellion children, of Kincardine, 11,1111e here Cummey, superintendent of oris- attending elle funeral of This grand- Dr.,sinns for the West, was a guest at another, tire' late 11rs, Edward she Manse. • Miss Foreman, of the Collegiate \'Ti's, Neil Sha}v, who has been spencling. some months with trieud> staff, spent Saturday at Gramme. in Egmote lville and Seaforth, leaves Mr. George Hanley, off London. this week for her Home in Rid e +vas a guest of Mr and 'Mrs. J. D. g Gemmcl1, town. Mrs W. Sclater ha,returned from Bliss elatgieret aeattie, of Hamie visiting her 'laughter, Mrs. L, G. ton, is visiting her brother, Mr, je \V, (Cruse in Galt. Mr. and Airs. Kruse, Breathe, � lend Dilly motored over with her and Alt, and .Mrs. jos. McMillan and spent the week-eind- Master Jack Rankin was a Stmt. ford visitor, Mr. Reid Edmonds, of Se George, spent the week -end at his home here, elits. C. F.ckart is recovering from her late illness, Mr. Din. Maloney is at present tak- ing Mee P, Evans place in Mr, Joe i ckart's threshing outfit. Mr. Evans is suffering from the elfecte of poison from some kind of weed, but is t ihiug a rest as the dust dui not agree with the infection. Mr..Geo.'Sills on October 16th (to day) is 50 years in :the hardware busi- ness in :Seaforth and is still going strong enough for another half cen- tury. Fifty years ago be entered as an apprentice with the late David Johnston, afterward entering jinn a partnership with Wm. Aiurdie, (now of Lucknow), and later bought out the business now known as Ce A, Sills S Sons. Mr, Frank McMichael of Cleveland; was called home owing to the seri- ous illness of his father, Mr. Wm, McMichael. Afiss W. T. Modelancl and R. Mode - land, Alis, Bur;banc, Mr. and Mrs. J W. Jones, Air, lee E. Mitchell and ehe Fret! Mitchell, Jr., of 'Loudon, were visitors at tate home of elr, and Mrs. John Kerr during the past week. The Department of Highways is widening the bridge at Elese's on the Huron Road east, at present, Mr. .1 -Teary Edge has been appointed to superintend the work which is being done by day labor, Mr. and 'Mrs. W. G. W. Fee, \Miss Eva Fee, Miss Foreman and Miss Aswan were in Clinton on Sunday attending the dedication of the guns to St. Paul's church, Misses Thelma Johnstone, Ria TIills and P'wee Snowdon, .and Messrs. Ronald McKay and. Geo. Eberhart, of London Normal school, which was closed during the teach- er's' convention, were home for the week end. Miss Phemia Cowan of Stratford Collegiate, spent the week -end at her home here, \ft and 'Mrs. Wille} an l daughter Drrothy, of St, Thomas , callc.l on friends in tom Le, Monday Mrs. Galloway; of .Toronto ,,peet few clays with her brother, Mr. Geo. Ferguson. Mr, and Mrs, ;Trelevyn and family, of Palmerston, were week -end guests at the home of air and Ales, C A. Barber. Me, and Mrs. R. Smith, of Chesley, were visitors at the home (ifs -Mrs. J. I attersOie Mrs. j. Kerr and Airs. T. Acheson were in London on Monday attend- ing the ` funeral of the late Rev. Daniel. joliestote; Mr. and Mrs, E. Geassie, of.Hamie tone were guests at the 'home of Mrs, .ellen ;Kearny. Mt s. R. 13e11, of Sarnia, is visiting Miss Steele, e Miss J, Mcl3ride was a Stratford visitor, • 11r, ',George Cook and feenily have moved in the house,fo•meely occupied by Mr. Fletcher.. . 'Mr. W. D.own, of Stratford, was here attending the funeral of the late W. D. Bright{ Mr. and Mrs. A. Reuthai•t and Mrs. P. Walker, of Mildand, 1'iich eVere week -end guests of Mrs 'add ear's. James Achesan, Mr, and Mrs.. F. Robinson and little son Glen, orlerooldin, Ont., are visit- ing her aunt, Miss Alice Archibald. .Mrs. W. E..Southgatcis visiting friends in Toronto. Miss Elva taIabkirk, of the Clinton TToenital; was a 'gisito• at her ho'n'e here, Mr. D. Shaw('of leidgetawn, spent etiutdey.with Air. end' Mrs R. II• Spirad. Miss ,' lefary AModetand, 'of Chesley,' spent the week -crud witli Wee parents, Mr, and. Mfrs I lafodelaed. , Alr, and 1Lrs Sa. Lrberhart have re- mover! to then new huugalol+v on 'Go ti l It street d Mr. 'A: K. •Chittertrlen has been 111 during the past week, Miss Mary Shraw, of Toronto., is visiting ,Vfise, 7"oii teem. Miss Grosbte. ref" loonto,.i vasrtitig, friends in enavh, sot and Miss aelar} Neville motored to Sarnia and spent Sunday. ACI% and errs. John efcLennan at- tended the funeral un Monday of Mr. McLennau's niece, Airs. Fred Smith, who clied very suddenly ill Aiiteh•sll last leriday. Mrs. Gouinlocic and Airs. Douglas are the guests of Mrs. F, liolntested. TO HANDLE THE VOTE. Provision has been nearly complet- ed to allow every one having a votee (and nearly every one over 21 years" of age has vole) to say whether .they wish the present O.T,A. to remain in force or to have sale of liquor under Government control. The ballots are prepared in such a way that the voter marks his choice by a simple X, just as if voting for a candidate. He must not write Yes or :NO on his ballot or he will spoil his vote: Mr. George McKee is busy at the present time putting the ballots and ballot boxes in the hands of his 'bcputy Retu•rnii-g Officers and inset titling them in their duties. There are forty-two pulling places in Centre Huron, In Seaforth there are 6 polls, No, 1 in Brunsdon & Campbell's office, Vane Iiartry, deputy returning officer and George Teinkney poll clerk; No, 2 —Mr. John'Pinkney's residence, T, Rands cl,r.o. and S. Somers pre.; No. 3 —Queen's Sample soon. R Wilson, d.r.o„'ane] Chas. Neeley p. c:; Nee 4— Town Hall, D. L. Reid cl.r.o., and Mrs. fle Williams, p.c.; No. 5— Carnegie Library, W. D. Hoag, d.r.o.; and Gordon Dick, p.c.; No, 6—Adam Hays, office, Wellington Fee, ci.r.o. and?lass Dolly Carlin, p.c.. aleKIL'LOP. No. I—F, J. McQuaid, d.r.o., James Carlin .p.c.; No.. 2, John Shannon, d.r.o., John Montgomery p.c.; No, 3— David Crawford (Lao., and Charles Case p.c., No. 4 — James. Sholclire d.r.o. and Miss Isla 1)niseoll p.c. HUrLLETT. No. 1—S, MCBrien and Geo. Clark; No. 2—Wesley Beacom, Wm. Toll; No. 3—Jas. Brown, Jos, 'Blake; No. 5—John Wells, Yoe Brown; No. 7—James Medd, Mr. ,Hamilton. SOUTH HURON D. R, O.'S. Stephen Township— No. 1 W. Tef. -Mills; No, 2 Asa Penhale; No. 3 Alonza Hodgins; Aro. 4 lerea Feist; No. 5 Alex. H. Neer; No, 6 George :Kerner; No. 7 • Thos. I{eys; No. 8 Jas, E. Hodgins; No. 9 Stephen Webb. Hay Township— `No. 1 Milton Russell; No, 2 Jas. Petty; No. 3 '-fenry Howeld.; No. 4, Wm. Hess; No. 5 'Milne :Rader; No. G Wm. Snell; Aro. 7 David Blackwell; No. S Wm. Jennison. •S'lanley•Towuship— No. 1 Mervin Hanley; No. 2 Goldie Graham; No. 3 Robe Dinsdale; No. 4 Edwin Chute.r; No:.5 Chas. Rath - 'well; Robt. Dewar; Aro. 7 Ross John- son, Goderich Township- ee No. 1, Chris. W Tohnson: No. 2 iioward Sturdy; No ,3, -Walter Em- merson; No. 4 Wm: ' Lobb; No. 5 Bert 'Murphy; No. 6 Robt. Richard- son. `Cuckersmith Township -- No. 1 Wm. Govenlock; No , 2 Sana. McGeoch . No.,,'3 Lorne Stevenson; No. 4 John • AMofett; No. 5' -Louis Clark- No 6 Frank Upshall, Use) orne Township ` No; `l John Hunter ee Non 2 Wm. Obituary. -There passed peacefully away et the home of *Air. J'ohn,Harris, 17th con, of Grey, of Oct. 11th, 1924, Willena Campbell, rcllict of the late David Campbell, after a few weeks illness, at the the ripe old age of .0 years and months', 'P- e late Mrs. .Campbell's maiden name was. Wil- Jena afeKay, e daughter of the late Donaicl and Mrs. McKay, and she was boric at Zorra, Oxford county, in 184.4, She 'married Daviel Campbell 63 'years ago and moved to the 17th con of Grey, where they resided for the rest of their lives. Air. Campbell died 14 year, ago leaving a family of six children; three sons and three daughter,. The funeral which was held on efenday afternoon to Call - e Is ,cemetery was largely alteud;rl, allowing'. the esteem in which the late Mrs. Campbell was held. The floral offerings were beautiful. Rev. Mr. Chandler of Walton, officiated. Those that are left tdemourn the loss of a loving, mother are: eefary) Mrs. Joe. eph Bennett of Win throe; John Campbell of \\'ashingtnn; Neil Camp. bell of Oregon; (Willena) Mrs.. John Campbell of Harding, Mane (.Annie) Mrs. John Speller, of Vancouver; (Florence) Mrs, John Harris of Wal- ton, with whom the deceased lived, There was also a son David, who some years ago. She was a long and devoted member of Walton. Presby- terian church and always had a help- ing hand ready in case of sickness or to any one in need, anri will be great- ly missed by every one Relatives were present at the funeral from Sea - forth, Ethei, Winthrop, Lonclot and Lucknow We extend our deepest sympathy to those that are left to mourn. The quilting bee held in Cavan church hast Wednesday afternoon was a great success three quilts being quilted. Some time ago a mite box contest was held ill aid of the ex- pense fund, between the West and East side of the gravel roads and the. loostes were to provide lunch, so it was decided to have it the day of the quilling bee, -The West side had to provide lunch and we must say it was all that could, be desired as there were eatables in abundance, The ladies of the West sick went home feeling that it .Haid to be on the win- ning side. Orate a number from here attend- ed the Funeral ofahe late Mrs, Sperl- ing held from the home °fa her son Albert Spading, of McKillop, to Maitland Bank cemetery last Sunday afternoon. Mr. Alonzo Spading, of Winthrop, is a sort. Our sympathy goes out to those that mourn. Air. 3i, Hart and Air. F. Bullard are busy putting a coat of tar of the roof of the :butter Factory owned by Mr. A. G. Calder, of H:icksoi. The heavy storm put a majority of the telephone lines out of commis- sion.. Our linesman, lir. Nelson Govenlock has certainly been a busy nn.an and has all lines back to normal again \e/ho was saying he doesn't understand his work? There are al- ways sonic grumblers and they get the habit. . that tired look and "ragged” feeling out of your face, Say "Boneilla Facial" to your barber„ ,and come up smiling with a new appear- ance of vim and fitness. Be one of the "million a week ROBINSON'S The. Better Shop Best Holland Bulbs (Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissi, Daffodils, etc:) SECURED BY BUYING EARLY.-; Send for list including 1 ROSES AND SHRUBS THE BEST I$ CHEAPEST. sa-9FIOL,LP ND enN. IMPORT ems, .,449 River Road, NIAGARA FALLS; ONT. Anniversary Services will be held in Duff's ,chnr.ch, McKillop;' on Sunday, Oct 26th, at 11 a.m. and 7.30 part. Rev, lee D. 'AlcDonald, of Egmond- t ville preach sari' ab ,both services. Mrs. 1 -rs. Edward Sparling.—A pioneer of McKillop passed away on Friday; October 10th, in the person of Mary Smith, widow of the late Edward Spading, in her ninetieth year. Born in 'Gainanogpe, Ont., she name when about six years of age with her grandparents to the ,Huron tract and located on farm now occupied -by a c o c ie 5 d by her soft, Mr Albert Sperling, Lot 29, Concession 4, McKillop, where she lived, continubusly from that time iurtil her death, In the early days, trips for provisions to Guelph,. the nearest ,place, had to be made with oxer', overblazed trails as there were, no roads for the first settlers:. A grist mill was dater- started at Goderiche Sixtyathree years ago she was married to Mr. Edward Spading, who predeceased her six years ago, making the first hreak in the family: Six sons and three daughters survive: Robert of Vancouver; Albert on the homestead; 'sirs, Harrison (Mary), of Muskoka; Arthur, Edmonton; Allen, Cleveland; lies. Shade (Adeline), Eg- mend+ille; Alonzo, Winthrop; Ere - est, Kincardine; Mrs, \\ralter Jamie- son (Lattice Cartwright, Man. Twen- ty-two -gra'nclohildren and two great grandchildren also survive. The late Mrs. Seeding was a great lover of PAGE PIV11 t , outdoore'llfe ^dntl• `e in the sugar bush e er , wting` n as h wee, able,She as land woman Anil • alwav well herself a good neigh bot to times at sickness or other teed She had . be a c , ur' very, pun; health the past few years Juane which time she was tenderly` cared foi by her daughter-in-law, Mrs, Albert Sperling, with whom she lived, Thr ' •funeral was held on 'Sunday after noon, Rev. J. A. I+ergusoa conduct. ing the services, and interment was made in 'Maitland Bahnk Cemetery, The pallbearers were Messrs. Samuel Storeym Ker, e, Sr. W � r, John M , , Ilroy, Wm. 'Shade, Joseph Hogg, and Win. Anderson, Among those from a distance here for the funeral were Mr, Ernest Sperling, Kincardine, and :lir, and Mrs, Robert Colclough Clinton. Have you Eczema or any disease of the skin ? If you have, get a package of at Aberhart's drug store, Sea - forth, Ont. and watch it dis- appear. Most effective remedy in Chranio''Psoriasis, aurwna o..m ermers000v. What to }Expect When Buying Electric Lamps Satisfaction Efficiency Long Life Economy These dualities are all built into the Hydro Lamp, so they are bound to be given out. Hydro Lamps are Factory inspected and tested by Hydro Engineers and experts. IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST BUY HYDRO LAMPS Zook for this label on the lamps you buy. Public Utilities Coin. Clerk's Office. Town Hall y BEN24-111R The Special Mil veno' Floor We Have it—Give it a Trial. Also. Ground ,Screenings Chop of 1411 Kinds C. G. THOMSON GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 Seaforth . Garage IF YOU UARE IN NEED OF TIRES, give us a call. Prices $6,75 and up. Also a pair of cushion tires at $10.00 each. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A, NEW BATTERY or if you have have a Battery to be repaired, give us a call. 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