HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-04-09, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1920.
'WOMEN WHO DO THEIR
OWN BUYING
know the quality and value of
our meats, They cannot be
misled. They see our chops;
steaks, roasts, stewing meats, etc.
That is why we count among
our customers some of the most
discriminati,.g buyers in this
town. Many of them have been
buying from us for a long time,
D. H. STEWART
Your Butcher Seaforth
PHONE 58.
tlENTHAL0('C1
STRATFORD, ONT.
WINTER TERM from Jan, Sth
Commercial life offers great-
er opportunities than does any
other calling. Central graduates
secure good positions, We re-
ceive more calls for trained
help 'than we have students
graduate. Write the college at
once and get its free catalogue.
It may interest you.
D. A. MCLACHLAN,
Principal.
Grain, Salt, Flour
and l eel
FLOUR.—Best Pastry and Baking
Brands.
FEEDS.—Bran, Shorts, White Mid-
dlings, Ground Screenings, Oil
Meal, and Tankage,.
CATTLE SALT. -100 lb. Bags:
DAIRY SALT. -25 lb. and 50 1b bags
POULTRY FEEDS.—Wheat, Buck-
wheat, Oats, Scratch Feed, Meat
Scrap, Laying Masai, Oyster
Shell, Grit and Poultry Charcoal.
Highest Market Price Paid for
Wheat, Barley and Oats
W. M. STEWART
Phone 77 Seaforth
W. J, Walker & Son
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALtvIINQ
Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. j. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
CHURNING CREAM
WANTED
Keep the wheels of Industry running in your own community.
Send or deliver your cream to us and receive the utmost re-
turns,. This is your Creamery.
Your satisfaction means our success.
Highest prices paid for good cream, consistent with accurate
and careful weighing and testing.
Cash paid for cream to all patrons wishing same.
Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaforth, Ont,
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.
Oranges
At all prices to meet your needs
40, 50 and 75c
MIXED NUTS
Per lb.
SHELLED ALMONDS • C
Per lb.
CALIFORNIA WALNUTS 45.:
in ,the shell, per Ib.
20c
FRESH OYSTERS
HEAD LETTUCE.
CELERY
CAULIFLOWERS
TOMATOES
® PhiHip
,t;Seaforth Phone 63
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To which class
do you belong?
"80% of the merchants
in any line of business
follow. traditional
methods and are eon -
'tent with a small profit"
—says a well known
authority.
"T'heother20 jofindold
methods too slow—are
continually devising
new ways for getting
new customers—for
making larger profits."
How many new Customers
could YOU find among the
80,000 new telephones in-
stalled yearly in Ontario
.and Quebec?
•
Costs a family less than p% of its
annual outlay
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At a special meeting of the vest
held after the Friday evening servi
Mr. John H. ,Best was appoint
peoples church warden of
Thomas' church, succeeding. M'
William $mithers, who has ruov
to 'Toronto.
The Easter dance of the G. W.V.
will be held on Monday even
April 13th.
Mr, and Mrs, E L. Box and eh
tired motored to Galt and Toronto
spend. Piaster; where Mr. Box is
tending the coal dealers' c'onventio
The Misses Love, of Toronto, a
Easter visitors with their paren
Mr, and Mrs, John Love,
Mrs. William Murray, of Tucke
smith, is receiving congratulatiot
from many friends op having,attain
her 91st birthday last Monday, Mr
Murray was married to her late hu
baud in 1854,., They had a family
14, seven of whom are living,
grandchildren and 61 great gran
children.
Miss Marion 'Watson is spendin
the Easter holidays in Toronto wit
her friend, Miss Eryl Bickell,
The young ladies of St. Jame
church intendholding a dance o
Wednesday evening in the parish
hall. Music will be furnished by the
Crescent Five Orchestra,
Miss 'Bessie Grieve leaves this
week to spend Easter in Toronto.
Mr. Wallace S. Archibald, O,L,S.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Archi-
bald, is locating in Seaforth, where
he will open an office for ,surveying,
civil engineering, etc.
Mrs. Geo, Hills, of Egmondville,
spent the week -end in London.
Mrs. lvfcCloy and the Misses Mc -
Cloy visited Hensall friends on Mon-
day.
Mr, 'Tiros, Grieve, whose leg Was
broken in two places three months
ago, is able to be around with the aid
of crutches.
Miss Mary Kling is under the doc-
tor's care, with a severe cold.
Mrs. Alex. Parks, who 'has been
ill the past three months, is able to
be out again,
Mr. Thomas Daly purchased the
late Mrs. Drake's house on High
street at the auction sale on Saturday.
Mr, W. L. Watson, of the Bank of
Commerce staff, Toronto, who was
spending part of his holidays at hia
home during last week, has returned,
Mr, W. Black, M.P., is home from
Ottawa for Easter.
Miss 'Gretta Ross leaves on Thurs-
day for New York and Atlantic City
on the teachers' annhai excursion.
'Rev. W. D. McDonald is its River-
dale visiting his father,
Mrs. W. Cameron and little son
Elmer are visiting Mrs. Cameron's
parents in Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Henderson, and
children, of Handl'ton, are . Easter
guests of her parents, Mr. and' Mrs,
R. Modelancl,
Mrs. (Rev.) McLean, of St. Catlt,
crines, who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. ICnechtel, sang a beautiful
solo, "The Crucifixion,' at .the com-
munion service in the Egtnondville
church on Sunday.
Miss Margaret Cronin was in St.
Columban visiting ,friends.
Misses illargaret Nelson and Jean
McLachlan, of Stratford, were visit-
ing friends in town.
Mr. Paul Freeman, of Toronto,
spent the week -end at his hone here.
'Mrs, Dalton has rented. the house
recently vacated by Mr. Willard El-
liott, who has moved' into the flat
over Mr. Close's poolroom.
Mrs, G. NMurdie has returned from
spending the winter with friends in
London and Stratford,
Mr. W. Aberhart, of Toronto Med-
cal College, is spending the holidays
at his home there,
Mr. Crawford, front the West, has
rented Mr. John'Webster's house.
Mr. John Webster intends erecting
a house on Jarvis street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiland, of
Toronto, were in town for the fun-
eral of her mother, ' the late Mrs.
Lucas Ross.
Miss Belle Ballantyne, of Water-
loo, is. spending Easter in town.
Miss Norma Wilson has taken a
position its 'Stratford,
Miss Florence Deem, of Leaming-
ton, is spending the holidays with her
father, Mr. W. Deem.
Mrs. F. H. Larkin has returned
from spending a couple of weeks with,
'her son, Mr. Fred Larkin, in To-
ronto,
Miss Smith's class gave a Mis-
sionary programme in the Presbyter-
ian Sunday ,school wifich included two
choruses by 'the class and a reading,
"The 'Brown Lamb,” by Miss Jessie
Walton.
Mr. G. Hanley, of London, was a
week -end guest of Mr, and Mrs. J.
33. Gemmell, •
Miss Crosbie, .of Toronto, spent a
few days in town,
Mrs. J. H. Best and daughter are
spending a couple of weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C, T. Mor -
son, in Toronto.
Senator Donnelly, from Pinkerton,
Bruce county, was a Visitor at the
home of Mr. J. J. Merner during the
past week.
Mr. Jos, Eckart has gone to Lon-
don on 'business,
The Easter services in St.
Thomas' church will consist of Holy
Communion at 8 a,m. and 11 a.m.
Morning prayer 11 a,•nt.; children's
service 2,30 p.m.; evert song 7 p.m.
The 'choir have prepared 'special
music for the occasion.
friday being a T)ontinion -holiday,
the post office will be closed except
that •tbe,iGenenal Delivery will be open
between the `hours of 1.30;
and'
Want and For Sale. Ads, 3' tittles, 50c, , 2.30 P 01
THE SEAFOttTH (NEWS
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Ladies'
Tailor Gentlemen's
Prompt Service Assured Satisfaction
Reasonable Prices
ALSO PRESSING AND REPAIRING
^'PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS:
Upstairs over Mr. Keating's Drug Store.
MAIN STREET, SEAEURTU
OPEN :EVENINGS. '
PHONE 257
EASTER EXAMS AT
THE COLLEGIATE.
Names are given in order of
merit. 1st class is from 75 per cent.
up. 2nd class from 66 'to 74 pc. 3rd
class front f0 to 65 p.c. Credit from
50 to 59 p.c.
FORM 1A. -1st class, N. Jeffer-
son 84.9, D. Farquhar, D. Hudson
2nd class, E. Broadfoot, F. Hogg,
M. Ferguson, L. Dinnin, J. Finlayson,
5, Finnegan, G. Daly.
3rd class, C. Constable, K. Calder,
11. Holmes, I•I. Cummings, W. Broad -
foot, C. Knight,
Credit, M. Doig, W. Alexander,
W. Archibald, A. Finnigan, NI, Fink=
beiner, G. Black, B; Duncan, C. Arm-
strong, 5. Archibald, C. Kerslake, T.
Govenlock. Below 50, M. Beattie,
H. Coleman, M. Hughes.
FORM IB.—lst •class, J. Webster
75.7, D. Ritchie,
2nd class, B. Marriott; N4. White,
G. Wright.
3rd class, M Purcell, C Trott, 0
Mason, E. White, F. Spain, A,
Wright, L. Mole, D. Meldorf.
Credit, T. Nolan, E. McLean, J.
Purcell, F. Mero, G. Love, J. Mc-
Donald, M. McNay, M. Neville.
Below 50, R. Storey, C. Stewart, F
Lamont, G. Muir, P,. McCowan, NI
Lane,
FORM 11,—lot class, E. Nott 79.8,
A. Archibald, M. :McMillan, F. Oliver,
L. McMillan,'
2nd class; iH, Chandler, R. Mc-
Kinnon, J. 'Ferguson, E. Wheatley,
M. Rolph, 81: Armstrong, B. Grieve,
L. Rising, B. Simpson, A. Edmunds,
NI, Turnbull:
3rd class, S. 'Beattie, E. iMe'Mann,'
E. Peterson, M. Dickson.
Credit, W.'Faulkner, G. McGonigle,
E. Sharpe, W. Hoegy, D, Bolton, M.
Hays, .17, Robinson, B, Lane, NI..
Sproat, N. Stewart, C. Lowery, 'L.
Jackson, J. Strong,
Below 50, C. Strong, NSI, Eaton, NI.
Sills, A. Ryan, R. Patrick, F. Willis,
E. Landsborough, L. Richardson, F.
Knox.
FORM PII.-1's't class, NI. Jackson
90.6, 12. Jarrott, L. Webster, A. Pat-
rick, Cora 'Sherwood, J. Alexander,
H, Haugh, Chas. Sherwood,
2nd class, 5, Archibald, E, Turner,
I. Archibald, E. Brownlee, G. Snow-
don, L. Talbot, 'W. Barber, NI, John-
ston, A. Thompson, K. Livingstone,
3rd class, A. McTaggart, D. Web-
ster, W. McNay, L. Snaith, J. Frost,
J. Chesney.
Credit, D, Aberhart, 5, Cluff, O.
Knight, R. Reinke, M. Britton, A.
McLean, A. Jeffrey, A. Sillery, J.
Crich, N. Montgomery, R. Weiland,
E, Rankin.
Below 50,'NI_Stewart, L. Brown, G.
Rolph, E. Cameron, 5, Morrison, L.
Hoggarth, E. Devereaux, H. Mc-
Millan, W. Scott; J. Daly,
FORM IV.-3st class; G. White
81.6. 2nd class, J Ritchie, T. Sto'ey,
R. McKereher, M. Webster, I. Medd,
F. McClinchey, C. Haugh.
3rd class, R. Willis, E. Godkin, W.
Hart, K. Ament, E. Daly, R. Young,
H. 'Heffernan, B. Govenlock,
Credit, E. Jefferson, D. Kerslake,
M. Finlayson, M. McMillan, M.
Black, M. Savauge, M. Thomson, 13,
Millen, F. Peterson, I„ Wankel, M.
Trenteer, E. Kennedy, NI. 'McGrath,
L. Workman, D. Moore, H. Dinsdale,
A. Sutherland.
'Below 50,•V. Morrison, E. Mc-
Dougall, D. Hamilton, M. Aberhart,
L. Norris, G. "Merner, M. Sillery, J.
Brodie, M. Snaith, J. Smith, W. Suth-
erland.
'FORM V. — 1st class, R. Mc-
Naughton .83, M. Bickell, G. Hutchi-
son, R. Moore, M. Sharkey, B. Beatty,
L. Reid, O. Medd.
2nd class, C. 'Talbot, E. Fee, L.
Purcell, D. Spain, V. Bolton, M. Case,
F. Crich, A. Dodds, D. Kerslake, A,
Strong.
3rd class, J Cluff, D, Reinke, I.
Lowery, S. Ferguson, C, Aberhart,
H. Smillie,
Credit, W. Patrick, S. Habkirk, A.
Grainger, E. Peterson, J, Lane, W.
Landsborough, C. Campbell.
Below 50, E. Hyde, M. Grieve, A.
Burrows, C. Britton, E. Chesney, H.
Peterson, A. Brodie, M. Webster.
• WINTHROP.
The Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. neet-
ing held at the home of Mrs. Robt.
Campbell last Wednesday afternoon
was well attended, The meeting
opened by singing I-Iymn 278 and all
repeating • the Beatitudes, Mrs. C.
Pullen presided. The Scripture lesson
was react by Mrs. Grieve and Mess-
enger prayer by Mrs. A. Ross. An
essay on Shanghai and Christian
Literature was given by Mrs. G.
Eaton, followed by prayer by Mrs. J.
H. Morrison. The business meeting
opened and several items of business
discussed, The W. NI, S. allocation
for this year is $150, Mrs. Alien
Ross was appointed as a delegate 'to
attend the provincial W. M. S. con-
vention in London in May The
[nesting closed by all repeating the
Lord's prayer.
With thnch regret we learned of
the death of Mrs. Susan Ross, of
Toronto, who passed away in the
, General hospital, Toronto, rafter a
, long illness. The late Mrs. Ross re-
sided on the 8th concession of Mc-
Killop for a number of years, her
husband having died several years
ago, F'oitr children arc left to mourn
her loss, William of Hallett, Earl and
Finlay in the West and Mrs, Weiland
(Jean) of Toronto, with whom[ she
has been ntakittg her home these
last few years, The funeral was held
on Tuesday from the home of her
sister, Mrs, Wm. Davidson, of Sea -
forth, to Maitland Bank cemetery.
Our deepest sympathy goes out to
those that tritium.
• We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Frank 'Finnigan is on the sick list
and is 'being treated in Seaforth hos-
pital.
Little Margaret Montgomery is
confined to her bed .with sickness.
We hope she will be up in •a few
days.
Mrs. W. C. Bennett has returned
home after spending a few days with
friends in Blyth.
Miss Grace Scarlett, of Hensal'1,
spent the week -end with her parents.
Mr. 'Thomas Robinson, of Strat-
ford, called on his sister, Mrs. Geo.
Little, last week.
Messrs. Ferg. Bullard, Geo, Eaton,
Tier Eaton and Elton Hoist are
working on the C.P.R.'section at
Walton.
dvfr. Lester Govenlock, of Mitchell,
called on friends in the village Sun-
day.
The farmers are busy on the land
these days.
Wedding bells will :be ringing this
Saturday.
Firestone Tires
At Catalogue prices
OLDFIELD
CORDS
UNIVERSAL
CORDS
$7.95
$8.95
OVERSIZE $10.95
CORDS
BATTERIES — Pres -To -Lite and
Columbia. We have the Pres -To -
Lite Agency for Seaforth.
We do all kinds of automobile repair
work. All work guaranteed.
Automatic Air Service Day or Night.
ADAM DODDS
Phone 17.
SEAFORTH.
Finest Nursery Stock
Roses, gladioli, peonies, perennials, etc.
REAL STOCK, REASONABLE PRICES
List on 'request,
HOLLAND CANADIAN 'IMPORT CO.
449 River Road,'
NIAGARA FALLS, ONT.
We carry the Westinghouse
Radioia IILA
with Music Master Loud Speaker
The most satisfactory set at the most reasonable prices.
Call and see them.
J?j,
roterick
Electrical Supplies,
Hydro Lamps
are built to a
standard — Not
to a price.
There can be no
second grade
Hydro Lamps at
a lower price.
HYDRO LAMPS
Quality First and Always!
All Hydro Lamps before being passed
by our experts and labelled with the
Hydro label of quality must come up to
the Hydro standard of efficiency and life.
No others will be accepted.
No others can bear the Hydro label.
Seaforth Public Utilities
Clerk's Office, Town Hall
This label is
your guaran-
tee of Brat
quality.
POWER
Dp
Lookfor it.
Ask for it, on
the lamps
you buy.
BBNzI1(JR
The Sbecial Milverton
Flour
We Have it—Give it a Trial, Also,
Ground Screenings Chop of All Kinds
C. G. THOMSON
GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25
Your auto Needs
It will not be long until you will think about your
car. What about
Your Storage Battery
Better bring it in and have it tested and charged; it might`
need some repairs.
Have you noticed the increase in sales of the
New Good Maxwell and Chrysler Carse
e ier's 3 e
PHONE 167tbr,