HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1924-10-30, Page 5THURSDAY; OCTOBER 30, ,;1924
Nice As The
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Our Bolognas, Sausages, etc.,
are even Mar to taste. They
,,are
all made ,from 'the choicest
of meats and flavored with the
purest " of spices; in just the
proportions to give them an
extra fine and appetizing flavor.
If you once try them, you cannot
help but like them, Everybody
does.
s IL STEWART
Main Street Seaforth,
PHONE 58,
DURING THRESHING 'SE ASO h
we are ptepared to supply y
meat after hours by calling
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D. A. McLACHLAN,
Principal.
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We
have
unloaded a car of
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on October 21 and 22
eail1 store for prices
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Phone .77
STEWART
Seaforth
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Wr ,ls Walker 8 Son
UNDERTAKING
.and
EMBALxvIING
Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. 1. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
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Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67, s
CREAK 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 priees. 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 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, Bedford], Ont,
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Mrs, Thos Rawtey, of Tort 'Huron,
attended the funeral of Mrs. J. Corbet
hi Clinton last Tuesday and on iter re-
turn spent a day with her sister Mrs,
G. Ecicart..
Mr .Coa E:ekart has -returned 'twine
from Detroit and reports his dough
ter Monica is on fairway to recovery
after au operation for appendicitis.
Mr 13ruce Phillips has sold his 'gar-
age to Mr. Adam .Dodds, who has
been employed with him cluring the
summer. Mr. 1)odds is .well and fav-
ourably known in town and will no
ris
oubte. new enter-
- successful to
d
p
'this n
By request, "Nearer My God to
Thee" will be repeated by the quar-
tette in the Seaforth Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening-
Mrs,
veningMrs, Robert Nicholson, of Bran-
don, is visiting her niece, 'Mrs Evans;
James street.
;Mrs 'Hall, of Atwood, is visiting*
Rev. and 'Mrs. W. D. McDonald.
'Mr. and Mfrs. Campbell, Wingham,
and Mr.. and Mrs..Wheeler, Brussels,
visited at the home olf Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Wallace over the week end.
Miss Alice Knechtel spent the week
end in Palmerston assisting her sisL•er,
IVIlss Jennie Knechtel, who is choir
leader of the Presbyterian church,
Palmerston, where very successful an-
niversary services =were held on Sun-
day, which with the fowl slipper on
Monday raised over $1,000.
Mrs. (Dr,) Milne, of Blyth, was a
visitor at the home of MIr, and Mrs,
R. S. Frays.
Mr, and Mrs. G. D. Haigh, and
Mary motored to London this week
Among those present from a .dis-
tance at the funeral of the late Mr.
R'iiliam
McMichael. were Messrs.
James McKinney and Mr T-Iewitt,
Itervie Mr. Frank McMichael, Cleve-
land; Mr James MlcKinney, Mrs, IZ.
McKinney, Guelph O.A.C,'Mrs. Har-
ford, of Woodstock. and 'Miss Young,
of. Brussels,
An enjoyable service of song was
Dr, D. ale McInnes
+,
Chiropractor
Of W.ingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
Monday and Thursday After-
noons in future.
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully treated.
WEEMNIZZEMIZTAIMMELVI=CESENSVEMZEIM
and
Vegetables
TOMATOES
CAULIFLOWERS
CRANBERRIES
CELERY
RADISHES
ORANGES'
CALIFORNIA FIGS
SWEET POTATOES
CVbUMBERS
CALIFORNIA RAISINS
LETTUCE
i, Phillips
Seaforth Phone 63
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HOW YOU CAN TELL
GENUINE ASPIRiN
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Aspirin -No others)
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
A fine. range ,of more than fifty DUBLIN,
(i f Cl tma Greetings in The many friends of Airs, P.
after undergoing
your name can be printed. Envelopes an operation in Seaforth hospital for
to match supplied. Prices are exceed- appendicitis.
K
uhl ora
Crowley, of t
t birs. C y,
Mr. uc
see . a
and
s M
e Come
exceed-
ingly reasonable.
them while the stock is complete, spent Sunday .the guest of Alr. and
Mrs. Jos. Evans..
Yl$ $EAFORTH iVElPOIu inMChsc go Ill,, after el weeks lnvisit
with ,friends in the village;
The public school concert was . a
grand success and a most excellent
programme was givenbythose tak-
ing o
'r ed s
ang part Thanks are
extended
to the good cheery, chairman and to
the auctioneer, fair, Reed, who did his
part well. The proceeds amounted to
�i Weiland,
nod
.$30.75.. Our teacher, Mss ,
deserves much credit for her enter-
prise, and she has greatly .improved
the appearance of the 'good old
es She
school with new window shades. S
also bought indoor games .for the
pupils,
In the .silence of the night the
hand of death came and tools from
us "Johnnie" Shea, as he was famil-
iarly called by ail that knew hien. He
was ill for some time, but never gave
up, and his death came as a great
shock to all. He was a man of sterl-
ing qualities and a very obliging
neighbor, He and his sister Kate
h road
' farm n the Logan 3
lived on his am a
lie c g
in a cosy home be had built for
their comfort. The funeral was
largely attended and requiem mass
, was stung by Rev •Fr, White. The
remains' were laid to rest in -St.
Patrick's cemetery, A cousin of the
deceased, Rev. Fr. Dining, of De-
troit, who had motored tip for the
funeral, assisted Rev. Fr. White at
the graveside. Friends from Dundas,
Kinkora sand Stratford attended the
funeral
Miss Molly O'Connell spent Tues-
day with friends in Stratford.
afrss 'Maggie O'Connell, of Dullalo,
is visiting her home
lfrss hate Collins is visiting 14rs,
Leo Fortune, hear Seaforth.
Mr, and :Vers, Charles McDaid and
family, spent Sunday in Stratford
with the hisses McDaid.
deSig � a � 1rxS a5 -
booklets folders and Cards, on ,which. 12awleydwill o doing
e pleased to hear that
Rev. R, Paton, Irwin conducted
pre -communions services in the Pres-
byterian
i y evening.
Freda
ghat
bytes tan chile
Mr. 1'.-S. Brugger, of Toronto, was
a guest at the home 'of Mr, and Mrs.
G. Bethick,.
Miss Janet G, Chesney, R,N., of the
Cleveland hospital staff, is visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs
Pearson so t h. Chesney: ra
ey: -
i
• r
Miss A. G. Gavenlock recently
underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis,
Rev. W. D, :McDonald was in In-
gersoll attending the funeral of a
relative.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Turnbull were
Woodstock visitors,
A pleasant time was spent on
Mouday evening in the school room
of the Presbyterian church when the
Plebiscite Committee and other tem-
perance workers he Presbyter-
ian
s
v ricers t
franc l n trYter-
tan and Methodist churches held a
final meeting of tine campaign. The
chairman, Mr. R. ,1. McMillan pre-
sided; speeches were made by a
number present, and prayers of
thanksgiving were offered. The fi-
nancial part of the work was attend-
ed to. A lunch was server) by the
ladies and a pleasant social time was
spent together,
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be observed in the Methodist
church next Sunday morning.
ST, COLUMBAN.
Mrs. Joseph Doyle, of Detroit, is
spending a few holidays at the home
of lvfr. M. 'Doyle and Mr. Frank
Jordan, Hibbert.
Mr. Joseph Malady, Sr., of third
line 'Hibbert. -meet the week -end in
Stratford at the home of his son, T. S,
\Melad}, B.A., inspector of :Separate
CROMARTY,
-Ills Donald cf<inti nt, of Detroit,
given in the Presbyterian church alt '°j1O ' ' is spending a week among his friends
Sunday evening last by the choir, as- Mr. Joseph Dantzer lett last week here.
sisted by MrsEdwards and Mica Tye. for Sudbury, on a hunting trip. On :Sunday morning occurred the
of Goderfclt, and bait Goodwin. o[ Mr, J..1': 'Moylan has gone t1 death of Robert McKellar in his 51st
Hensel!. Northern Ontario on a hunting trip.year. 1)eceased had been a great
"Miss Odell of the Collegiate stallMr, Jerry Stapleton i. confined to sufferer for the past three months
was off duty through illness this week. his home through illness. We hope to from gangrene, He was always a
Mr. J. I1. Thompson chi St. A'tarys,� see Mr. Stapleton able to be up and :faithful attendant at church He
visted.relatives in town. around ere many weelcs as Jerry is
Mr. Douglas Walker of Buffalo was
a guest at the home of Are and Airs.
1A', J Walker.
Miss H. T. Graham was in Kitch
otter on Wednesday attending the
provincial Sunday school •convention.
Mr and Mfrs, E. Umbach, Toronto,'
and IlMiss Brie Stewart, Kitchener,
were week enol guests at the holm of
Air. and Mrs. 1D H- Stewart.
Mfr. and Mrs S. Free, Brantford,
Air, and Mrs. Harry'Mclfullen, Rip-
ley, and Mr and Mfrs. T. H, Free, of
Dunganonn, spent 'Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. \V, J. Free.
Alias Dell Thompson, of London,
and lir, J. Greet; were week -end
guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs.
J. B. Thompson.
Mr, and Mrs, Bruno, Mr.:VlcGarrie
and the Misses Heron, of Toronto.
were guests at the ]tome of Mr and
Mrs. h T. Heron.
Ma. A. Porterfield was a visitor at
his home here,
There is only one Aspirin, that marked
with the "Bayer Cross' -all other tab-
lets are only acrd imitations.
Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
have been Prescribed-. by physicians for
nineteen years and proved safe by mil-
lions' for Pain, Headache, Neuralgia,
Colds, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis:
trendy tin boxes of 12 tablets -=also
larger Bayer" packages, can be had
at any drug store. Made in Canada.
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
in Canada);' of Bayer Manufacture of
Mouoaeetieaeddester of Saldoylieaoid.
While it is well known that Aspirin
means Bayer manufaeture, to assist the
public against imitations; the Tablets a
Bayer Company, Ltd., will be stamped
with their; general trade . mark, the
'Bayer ()rose.,"
USE "DIAMOND DYES°'
Dyo right! Dont risk
your material. Each pada
age of"Diamond Dyes'. con-
tains •iiretimis :so simple
that any w,cxnan can
dial -mind -dye a nein, rich
voter into old garments,
draperies," rovernr ;n; every-
thing, whether wool, silk,
limen cotton or mixed goods.
Tiny Diamond Dyes'---nc
other kind -then perfect re .
eultg ane guarenteed even ri
you have never dyed before
bruggist has "Diamond Dyes
Colo Caird" -16 rich colorer
Mrs. Cadieux intends moving soon
to Windsor,
Mrs, W. W. Robinson and Miss
Dorothy spent the week end in New
Hamburg.
Mrs. E. A. Chittetnden is ill at pres-
ent.
Miss Mary Gillespie of Harriston,
spent the week end at her home here.
Mr, and Mrs, G. Thompson Scott
have returned from their wedding trip
to Detroit, '
Mr. Carl Shealtan, of Toronto
spent the week -end at the home o
Mr. and Mrs, R. Murless Jones.
Mrs. W. Wright is ill at present.
one of our best citizens.
Mr. Joseph Heffernan who had his
arm broken, is progresstuh as well as
can be expected, a; it was a ball
break.
Mfrs Reid, of Flint, Mich., and
SisterIsiarlore, of Kalamazoo, Mich,;
visited their sister, . ,
fernan, who is in very poor health at noon.
present.
The Misses McGrath, of Stratford,
spent the weelc-enol at the home of
their brother, Mr, Patrick .MfeGrath,
St. C:olmnban.
Mr, and Mrs, Owen Hart and 'Fam-
ily spent Sunday with Walton friends.
MMildred 1McGratlh, of St. Clem-
ents, spent Sunday at the home of
her parents \lr and firs,- Patrick
McGrath.
Mr, and Mrs.rs. W. J. Cleary and fam-
ily were in Walton visiting friends on
Sunday.
I•iIBBERT,
leaves to mourn their loss four ,esters,
Mrs. James Ballantyne, 'Mrs. R. G.
,I•.Toggarth Mrs, John Suitt anti Mrs.
Kenneth Drake: and fire brothers,
Alexander, Donald, Neil, Duncan, and
Archie, all of whom reside. in this
nellhborhood. Interment took place in
\f ..rn
Miss Annie Cameron is spending
a week in Forest.
.Mrs, M. Beattie. of Bridgeburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. B. tic -
Lean.
Mr and Mrs. R. 17, McIntosh, o
Forest were week -end visitors at Mc
and Mrs. G. T. Turnbull's.
Mrs. Scott and ,Mrs, Tufford, of
Cromarty, are visiting Mrs, Neil
Gillespie.
'Mia. L. L. 1fcFaul is ill a present.
Mrs. E, Drake has gone to spend
the winker with her 'aughter,�'Mrs. J.
Ilay, Tnckersmith.
Winners at the Bowlers euchre on
Monday+night were Albert Edier• and
M. Davis; C. Aberhart and J. Beattie;
lone hands, Harry Stewart; consola-
tion, E. J. Box and Mr; -Allen.
Miss Mary Robertson, ofl'•Marlock,
was a visitor at the' home of Mrs.
Davis, James street;
Mr. Garry Garside, of Flint, Mich.,
was a guest at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Reuben Frost,.
Mrs. W. 12 'Sinillic, of Toronto, and
Mr. L. G. Smiibie, of Ottawa, were
(here attending the funeral of the late
W. R. 'Smillie,.
Mr. G. Hutchison and :Mr. W. Pat-
rick were in Stratford attending the
Your Metes Conference.
Mfr, and Mrs. C. A. 'Barber anti fam-
ily spent Sunday in Toronto.
Afrss Billy Chesney has returned
from visiting friends in Toronto and
Ha muton
'Miss Hazel Elcoat, of Galt Col-
legi•ate staff, anti Mfas, (Dr.) Glanfiedd,
of Wall1'Ceburg; were week -end
guests of their father, Mr. W. Eicoat,
John street,
William Plef Cromarty cemetery on '.Cuesdav after.
The Council met.on Oct. 22nd with
members all present. Minutes of last
meeting were adopted. Orders were
issued on the Treasurer for the fol-
lowing amounts: Wm. Connolly &
Co., Downey drain contract, $367;
A. A. Colquhoun, selecting jurors, $4;
I•'at. Feeney, do., $4; J• Jordan, do.
and making up report, $7• Elmer Col-
quhoun, grading, $65; Wm. Venter,
graved contract and gravel, $35.70;
Dan, Burns, gravel contract, $28;
Frank Murphy, inspector Downey
drain, $15; J. F. Snowdon, printing
and advertising, $139,30; A. A. Culqu-
haun, insurance on town ]hall 111;
Miles McMillan, power for crusher
and repairing, $114; Frank Coyne,
wort: in gravel pit, $27; Jos, Coyne,
do., $16.50; Frank Morris, do., $18
Bert Barry, do., $12; 'Wm, Burke, da,
$12; VA'in McMillan, do., $3: James
Feeney, jr.. hauling gravel, $15; Dan,
O'Connor, do„ $15 '1 . Elliott, do.,
$12.50; Mack Feeney, du., $10; John
Park, spreading gravel, $112; John
Coyne, gravel contract and gravel;
$150.70• John Coyne, moving crusher
etc., $10; E L. Jordan, grant to Dub-
lin school fair, $25: R. Norris, grant
to Staffa school fair $25; Smith Bros,,.
car hire (Little) $3; 'Municipal World
supplies; $4.73. By -Lave . No. 252
abolishing Statute Labor was passed,
signed and sealed with corporate seal,
Th, Cleric was instructed t, notify
that portion of the Roney Robinson
Awardsaid Brant on l
c login repair to
comply with the requirements of the
award. Cotmeil adjourned till Wed-
nesday, Nor- 12th, at I p. ata, .. 1
JORDAN, Clerk,
For Catarrh, -It is one of the chief
recommendations of Dr: Thomas' Ea
Iectric 011 that it eau be. used _ in-
ternally with as nvrch success as it
cats outwardly. Sutter ets frohih catarr)n
will find that the sufferers from this
ailnhent have- fouu'd relief in the Oil
and have, sent testimonials,
HURON'NEWS..
Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Salmon are moving
from the Babylon line into Miss Jem-
Ma's Johnston's house.
Mr, and Mrs. C. Fritz and Mr, and
Mrs. John Gascho spent some time
visiting friends in Michigan.
Clinton.
Miss Amy 'Howson, who has been
on the Molsons'Banhk staff for severed
years, has resigned and will spend the
winter in California:
Ain b 1, i • bazaa'r was held last week tc C
aid of the hospital.
Wingham.
Mrs, 'Geo. Gregory has returned to
her home in Saskatchewan _ after
speeding the summer with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Gannett, of
Wingham.
Mr. and Airs. L E. Farrend, resi-
dents' of Sullivan, B.C., celebrated
their golden wedding recently. This
esteemed couple were former resi-
dnts of this district, Having moved
to the West from Bluevale where Mr.
Farrend operated a sawmill, in 1908:
Eolith Catherine only daughter of
Mrs. and the late Edward Jenkins, of
Curnberry, was married to Robert A.
Powell, son of T. K. Powell, Torn -
berry, on October 22nd. Want and For Sale Ads; 3 times, 50c
MANLEY
Stephen McKay, youngest suit of
Thos. McKay,' had the misfortune of
falling off the verandah last Thus,
day and 'breaking his collar bone. He
is convalescing nicely,
The ideal weather has helped the
farmers to harvest their root crop iu
good shape.
Mr. Henry Weiterson and claeghter
returned from Detroit, where they
were visiting friends.
Mr- and Mrs. John Coyne, who
were here. visiting. Airs. Coyne's
mother, 1{rS, Duffy, and her sisters,
returned to therm home in Detroit
last week.
PAGE FI17
BY THE
SALVATION ARMY,
Clothing; of all description for
distribution, among the poor of the
Town: Also old furniture to heir
make unfortunate homes mart
cheery. Please help us to help others.,
Articles thankfully received.
Have you Eczema or any disease
of the skin ? If you have, get a
package of
EZO
at Aberhart's drug store, Sca-
forth, Ont, and watch it dia
appear. Most effective remedy io
Chronic Psoriasis.
Dragged .down by Asthma. The
man or woman who is continually
subject to asthma is unfitted for his
or her life's work, Strength departs
and energy is taken away until life
becomes a dreary existence. And yet
this is needless, Dr. J. D. Kellogg's
Asthma Remedy has brought a great
change to an army of sufferers. It re-
lieves the restricted air tubes and
guards against future trouble. Try it.
that tired look and "ragged"
feeling out of your face,
r 1 to
i a
Say.-
"BoneIa Fac 1
your barber and come up
smiling with a new appear-
ance of vlm and fitness. Be
oche of the "million a week."
The Bette!' Shop -
Best Holland Bulbs
(Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissi, Daffodils, etc,)
SECURED .BY BUYING EARLY.
Send for list including
ROSES AND SNtxlltl S
THE BEST IS CHEAPEST.
g IMPORT ,,fi�gg
449 River: Road;
NIAGARAFALLS, ONT.
C
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What to Expect
When Buying Electric Lamps
Satisfaction
Efficiency
(Long Life
Economy
These qualities 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.
I'T PAYS TO BUY THE BEST
BUY HYDRO LAMPS
i Public Utilities Com.
Clerk's Office, Town Hall
Look for this
label on the
lamps you
bay.
The Special Milverto&
Flour
Vire Have it—Give it a Trial. Also.
Csrrol naScreenin gs Chop of 71111 Kinds
rd
C. Til
GRAIN DEALER
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Seaforth Garag
IF YOU DARE IN NEED OF TIRES,, give us a call, Prices $6.75
and sup.
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.
A Complete Line of most called for parts of various cars:
BATTERY CHARGING, OXY -ACETYLENE WELDING
EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING A PECIALTY, Get into thehabit
of patroniking tis, We want to nerve,you and serve yox well
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PHONE 167W,
Dealer in new and used cars..
Have, you seen the new
MAXWELL AND CHRYSLER 'MOTOR CARS,