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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-05-28, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 28, ,1925. SERVE ONE OF OUR ROUND ROASTS for dinner tonight and make a hurigry'man happy. He knows that when he gets' 'a generous slice of our roast beef, with pota- toes and some green vegetables, he won't get up from the table dissatisfied. D. H. STEWART Your Butcher Seaforth PHONE 56. CENTRAL .7xii 3TRATFO'fiD, ONT. WINTER TERM from Jan, 5th Commercial life offers great - er a_ t- 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-oatalogue, It may interest you, D. A, McLACHLAN, Principal. Grain, Salt, Flour and Feed Best Pastry and Baking Brands o " Flour, PEEDS. Bran, shorts, white midd- lings, ground screenings, oil meal and tankage, SALT. Cattle Salt, Dairy Salt, Poultry Feeds of all kinds. Highest market prices paid for -mats, barley and wheat: W. M. STEWART Phone 77 Seaforth SCOOP alialfa0111611INUMMENEgi Wo 1 Walker Son UNDERTAKING N —and-- EMBALMING -and-EMBALMMIING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. amMlir CIIURNING CREAM ANTED 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. - "'ov'te nv"®u"`�`j12115thW11111111111111111111111111B 11111111111111111111➢111111111121111111111111111 Dr1 D, ll, Mclnnes ehiropractor Of Wingham, will, be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in future. Diseases of all :rinds success- fully treated. Oranges 4 At all prices to meet your needs 40, ' 50 and 75c Get PURE OLIVE OIL FRESH ONIONS. HEAD LETTUCE. CELERY TOMATOES LETTUCE NEW CABBAGE, STRAWBERRIES. PINEAPPLES. your„supply of Pineapples for Preserves. T®Philips Seaforth Phone &3 Wang and For Sale Ads, 3 times, 50c. Costs you less than 2% a year! Though it accomplishes in a few minutes what would otherwise take you hours, the cost : of the telephone is one of the smallest items iii the family's yearly outlay. A study of expenditures by hundreds of families shows that food costs 43%, miscellaneous 25%, rent 17%, clothes' 13% and the telephone less than 2%. .' L,vv birr�ANct. `� eLtpryonNft. e'” CANAaP' Rash neto subsersber:adds to the value of YOUR telephone' R:r, ae THE SEAFOFtTH NEWS t7nesgr+ra.ie.rw.aaern.,eenepu,�..rty y Town Topic 11m • Invitations and announcements for the June'wed4ing can be secured at the: News Office, Mrs. 'Pinker, of Paris, visited Mrs,. Jessie Brown on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Daley were week -end guests at the home ,of their (laughter, ,Mrs, S. 'Cudmore, in Us - borne, Misses 'Cora and ,Annie Strong, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and 'Mils. 'Win, Pullman, Tuckersmith. Drs. Brown and GrahaKn and Mr. D. Connell, Toronto, spent the thrill - day w hrill-day' with Mr. W. Aberhart at Bayfield, Miss 13. Stephens 'is a Toronto visitor., Messrs, Warren Antent and Orville Weston, of Detroit, spent Victoria, day,here, Mr. Scott Ferguson spent Saturday in 'Goderic'h, Mr, John iCurrie, Toront;, wits - a holiday guest of Mr, and Mrs. P. M. Chesney. Mr, Harold Edwards and has moth- er, ,Mrs. E. W. Edwards, Listowel, visited 'friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott and ebii- dren, of New York, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. J. McMichael, on their way to Japan, Miss Frances Houston .01 Brant- ford, 'spent Victoria Day at the 'home of her parents, Mr. and, Mrs S. Hous ton. Mr, •and Mrs. David Steil, of Mbnk- ton, visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. William Pullman, of Tfiekersmit•h Mrs. R, J. French was called to London on Saturday owing to the serious condition cif her daughter Hel- en, who has been in the hospital for a month and p undergone two operations. g The Odd•fellows will attend divine service in St. Thomas' church next Sunday evening 'Miss Muriel Asman of Toronto is spending the week with her • 'sister, Miss Asmia'u of :the Collegiate • The cadets of the Collegiate Insti- tdte will march in a body and ,worship at the Seaforth Presbyterian .chstroh next Seud'ay evening. Special music by Male Quanteite and choir 'Mr and Mrs Ed. Jones and daugh- tel. and (M.iss Bella Speers and Mr. Jack Hawthorne left on a tour of 'the United States on their way to Victoria 13. IC. Mr H. Blondell and Mr, I -I, Quint from Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Rands Mr. Hugh Bunton of Toronto spent the week end in 'town visiting his brother, Capt, Bunton of the Salva- tion Army, Captain Bunton and Lieutenant Te- vlin motored to Exeter on Monday evening' to attend the musical festival given by one of the London Salvation Army bands. Lieutenant 'Yost, of Toronto was in town over the -weekend and stayed with Mr and Mrs John McLennan Misses Georgena and [Myrtle Reeves motored to Mitchell and Exeter on the holiday, The Anglican Lay Workers' Assoc- iation will meet art St George's church Goderich on June 2. All workers of the church are welcome. Members of St. Thomas' church are asked to come and make up a load. The 70th anniversary of St. Thom- as •chtir•ch will Inc held on Sunday, the 25th of June. The Bishop of Huron will be one of the speakers. There will ialso be a conlWmation on that day. Full particulars later, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Gymer spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. John McLefnhan. 1,3iss Jessie McMillan of Toronto was a visitor at her 'home here. Miss Mary Stewart of Toronto spent •the holiday at the hone of 'her parents, Mr, and Mrs, I-1 Stewart. Miss Ethel Jackson of Brankse Hie Hall, Toronto, spent the weelc-end at the home ,of her aunt, Miss Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. 1W R Plant spent the holiday at Acton,' °vtr. C. Aber: art, District Deputy Grand Masker, paid his official visit to St. Marys on Tuesday. Miss Erma Freeman of Toronto: was a guest at the hoitie.of her par- ents, lir and Mrs V,rm, Freeman. Mr. Clyde !Rankin of Detroit spent Victoria 'Day with his parents Mr. and htrs. James Rankin. Mrs. Arnold Wes'tcott is visiting her sister in Kitchener. Mrs Rogers of Toronto was a visit- or:at the beim of iMr„and Mrs, John Henderson, Miss Marion Larkin of London was a guest at 'the manse. Mr and 'Mrs. H. 'M•innebt spent the holiday with her parents, Mr and Mrs W. Box, the latter returning with them. Mr. amid Mrs. Will Clark of May- field were Sunday visitors of Mrs R. S. Evlatis. 'Miss ;Mary Gamble of London, her sister, Miss Gamble lof Baird school, Stanley township, ind!the Misses Me Ewen, were'holiday vigitors ,in town. Mr. and Mrs. 'Wolfe and children of Dashwood spent Victoria Day with ,Mrs. 'Geo 'Sillery, Who returned 'with them. Mm and Mrs.. McKinley left on Wednesday morning to visit their 500 in- Winnipeg. , Mr. Wm, Somerville of Toronto visited his sisters in town, Mr. and [Mrs, Chaffs. A. Harrigan if Chatham spent'the week end in Seaforth, ' Mr. and Mrs. 'Wei P. Dutot, ac- cornpanied by 14Irs, Peterson, Comber spent+the weekend avifh relatives. 'hlrs A.• J, Walker and .family of \Vingham, Mr. W. A. Chapman and wife from Hamilton, •Mr. A. D. A hapinan and wife, Mrs Pettigrew, his wife's mother, and Dr. 'Garnet Chauman from 13ridgeburg, mo•tore'd to Seaforth ne Saturday and spent Sunday and the holiday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chapman. Masters Charlie and Dick' Teethe- ',,ov of Stratford spent 'the -:Holiday ,"ithathsir grandfather, Mr tV. H. 'I•rethhewey. e Ladies' W.Bateman Tailor Gentlemen's. Prompt Service Assured Satisfaction Reasonable Prices ALSO PRESSING AND REPAIRING PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS: Upstairs over Mr. Keating's Drug Store, MANN STREET, SEAFURTH Lame .,dVENINGS. awaieleiwisee PHONE 257 Owing 40 an. unusual amount of news and advertising natter this week we are compelled to hold over consid- erableicorres'pondenec and other items for next week. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Mrs James Wallace 'who died on Monday, May 20, 1924: "And with the morn' those angel ,faces smile Which I have loved long since and v e” iot,iv awhile" hi —=Husband, daughter, ,brothers and sisters. WINTHROP, The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. will hold their next meeting at the !home of Mrs. R*bt. McClure Thurs- day afternoon; June 4th. A number of the young folks at- tended the sports at Mitchell ,on Monday' and report a good 'time, The cool weather is still with us. There have been some very severe frosts, also a little snow, 'hail and rain. A goon: rain is -needed very badly. Mr. and Mrs, 'Geo, Pryce and ,fam- ily spent the holiday in Seaforth. •Miss 'Grace Scarlett, rof Hensall, spent the -week-end at her 'home :here, :Miss Edna Jamieson spent the weekend at her 'hone an the Huron road. Miss Margaret Cuthill, of near Rockwood, visited her parents over the week -end. . Mrs. DavidsQn,>,of Seaforth, spent the week-entl ti'ith Mr. - and Mrs. Percy Little. Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Bennett spent the holiday with friends in Brussels. Mr, Andrew ietontgomery left for }Windsor Tuesday morning. Messrs. Harvey Hart,, James Fielding of Toronto, Messrs. V4rnt. Hart of Stratford and Harry Kruse, of Tuc'kersmith, called on friends in the village Sunday. Mr. and Xis. Fergus Bullard spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong, of Blyth. Miss Edna 'Campbell, of Ben'inilier, spent the week -end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, J. Davison and Miss Florence Bennett of London, spent the holiday with .Mr, and Mrs, J. Bennett. Miss ittinnie Wheatiey, of near Sunshine, spent the 'week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wheatley, Mr, and Mrs. James Shnpsoh visit- ed friends in •Brussels on Friday last. The football game ,between. the "Hurons 'of Tucicersmith" and Win- throp intermediates, played 'here last Wednesday evening 'wlas fairly well attended. As Winthrop have just or- ganized for the first time inthe intermediates they put up a -pretty fair game, and some of their men had never had a ,practice and consid- ering the team they were :tip against, they deserve great credit. The score was 1-0 'for Winthrop at end of second period and ended 2-1 for the Hurons, although it should -have been a tie 1-1 as there was a foul and the_referee did not 'blow his soon enough and the game went on and the hall slipped in. The Huroiis'have been.'picked out of three teams, Bnucefield, Seaforth and Tuck- ersmith, who all played for years so they haven't much to brag about in 'playing with a team that 'have just started out. The line-up for ,the game paras as follows: Winthrop- Goal B. Broom; backs, • E. David- son, H. Shannon;-' 'half backs T. Broom, T, S't'orey; forwards, F. ,Bul- lard, W. Trewarthe, C. Boyd, A. Crozier, M . Holland -Hurons of Tuckersun'th- — 'Croat " ';Irandsborp; backs, 5. Mustard, Ed, Allen; 'half blacks A. Nicholson D. Reid 'Lands boro,' forwards,' -A, iDale,;W. Wright, PAGE FIVE. J. 'Fitzgerald, B. Johnson, McOart- ney, Referee, 'Reg. Reid, Seaforth, I{inburn plays here F1iday evening, June 5th at 6,30 and l,y' reports they intend to 'w'hitewash the Winthrop team, so don't forget to come and help the boys along. It will be a good game. Don't park your car on the road and block the traffic, Lots of room inside the gate, Is It a Square Deal to the Labor- ing Class?—A •few •years ago when the war broke out "some of t'he farmers and their sons" found it int - possible to leave the farm and help their country,So it was 'u� to the o h p laboring men to shoulder the rifle and help protect those lumens .and their sons while they sat at home amid comforts and pleasures andcoiling. in the cash, while now, if any jobs are to be done off the farm and there is a chance to make a few odd dol- lars they can leave the farm till the jobs are done and the laboring mien can sit on the bench and Iook on, Take far instance, the work going on at the present time an the county road, Last year they started at Walton and came to Leadbury and. the north end meth were engaged in doing the work which eves nothing 'but right, ,but this year the work has started at Winthrop and is to be. carried on to Leacybury, and the north end men are still on the job, composed of farmers and their sons, while a dozen laboring men can be had around the village right now, who are very anxious for work of any kind, No doubt they require Hien with teams; there are lots of teams in this part, There are farm- ers and their sons here, ready at a moment's notice if They get a chance, and wouldn't atop to c'on- sider the, laboring man at all; , yet they wonder why the laboring class doesn't reach the top. All they need to do is 'change places and find out for themselves,, oinetE We have secured the services of two master mechanics in all makes of cars. Work guaranteed J. Cr Thompson Chevrolet Garage `Main Street Phone 155w Seaforth Firestone Tires Pit Catalogue prices CORDS OLDFIELD $7.95 UNIVERSAL Q+ $ La� CORDS ,,,,,,,, a+� CORDSOVERS$10 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 Ser-vi.ce Day or Night ADAM DODDS Phone ,7. 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 Radiola IIIA with Music Master Loud Speaker The most satisfactory set at thelmost reasonabl Call and see them. prices. J. Broderick Electrical Supplies Seaforth Lions D THURSDAY, JUNE 4th Give the Lions Club your wholehearted support then The profits made on all purchases at the Olympia Restaurant on that date go to the Lions Club. The funds obtained are for Civic Improvement pur- poses and will go to help defray expenses on the new Recreation Park and Swimming Pond Lions will serve Dinner from 5 p.m. till 8 p.m. Olympia Restaurant at 50c a plate Do Not Forget the Date Do Not Forget the. Purpose Do Not Forget to Help If you buy areal, din- ner, some candy, some ice cream, and take in. the concert and dance, call it a 100 per cent. day AND RETIRE. Evening Band Concert in. Victoria Park Dance in Cit.w.V.Pi. Rooms commencing at 9.30 PERSONS HOLDING LUCKY TICKETS GIVEN WITH BOXES OF CHOCOLATES WILL BE PRESENTED WITH PRIZES. 1st PRIZE 2nd PRIZE 3rd PRIZE $5 Gold Piece Brownie Camera Umbrella eninufflEMWANIIIIIIISMEED The Suecial Milvernon Flour We Have it—Give it a Trial, Also. Ground Screenings Chop of RRH Kinds C. G. TOMSIN GRAIN DEALER DEALER PHONE 25 Your Auto Needs If you are in need of tires, give us a call. If you are inneed of a new battery, or have a battery to be repaired, see us. A complete line of most called for parts of various cars. Battery charging, oxy-acetylene welding, expert auto repairing our specialties. Have you seen New Good Maxwell and Chrysler Cars? eist.' PHONE 167W,