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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-06-11, Page 5SERVE ONE OF OUR - ROUND ROASTS for "dinner tonight and make a hungry 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. IL STEWART Your .Butcher - Seaforth PHONE 58, A. D. Sutherland's GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY. Life, Fire, Accident, Auto, Plate Glass, Wind, etc.. Special Wind Policy Reasonable Rates. No Premium Note Required. Our Auto Insurance- Policies will protect you. Office over Walker's Furniture store opPo'site Dominion Bank. p m ®wna*em..os it.®nn®an n.MIMIZOO 11 • Town T'6piCs i �. Grain, Salt, Flour • .�,�,,� ®m®�•npI . .1. eeeeVetetenoleleeteeg: and Feed Best Pastry and Baking Brands of', Flout. FEEDS. Bran, shorts, white midd- lings, ground screenings, oil xnealuannd• tankage, SALT. Cattle alt, Dairy Salt, Poultry feeds of all kinds. Highest rnarkct prices paid for oats,. barley and wheat. W. M. STEWART Phone 77 Seaforth a V. J. Walker 8 Sen UNDERTAKING —and-- EMBALMING and—EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license, Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. ceassenffnmemissioss b y CIIU 'NIN6 CREAM ANTEL 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, Out, Invitations end announcements. for the June wedding can he secured at the News Office. Mrs. 'Y. Courter is visitingfriends nu t.atgat'y, Fuca, Mrs. .j onu Taylor underwent a seri- ous opela'tign at tne,hosprtal. Dr. Montt, of J:'ort L"oiborne, was a week-eno guest at lbe Manse. Mrs, J. S. Se Roberts, of 'Oshawa, called on 'friends in town. • Miss IIeletl Larkin has returned ftbm Toronto to spend the vacation with her +parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. Larkin. Mr, and IMrs, T. Elder are spend- ing some weeks m• Bay$eld. Miss Cuthfbl spent a few days with friends in Brussels. Mr. Clifford Hunt, of London, spent the .week -end at his hone in McKillop. Mrs. Bert Muir is in St. Joseph's hospital, London , taking treatment for rheumatism. Mrs, S. Boyd and 'Mit. H. J. Gibson have returned from spending some weeks in Niagara Palls and Stratford. Miss Gertrude Cardno, Milverton, spent the week -end at her "hoose here. Miss Kate Broaadfaot is visiting relatives in 'Guelph, Rev, Dr. Larkin and Mr, R. P. Bell are in Toronto attending the General Assembly of the continuing „Presbyterian church. M. Leslie Scolh London, p t the spent week -end with his family. Mr, Andrew Scott, of Brucefield, who has been ill for the past two years, has recovered sufficiently to come to Seaforth and 'call on his nenhew, Mr. John 'Beattie. ,Mises H. I..Graham is in Toronto this week attending the General Conn- eil of the .W'orsen's Missionary Soc- iety ni the Presbyterian church. M. and Mrs. 'Rob'ert Ritchie visit- ed Mr, and Mrs. Robert Troquair, a cousin :of Mrs. Ritchi', in Hensall on Sunday. - Mis"ses Grace and Hazel Hulley at- tended the moonlight excursion in Goderich on Monday. Mr. Edward Archibald, son of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Archibald, has gone to Worcester, Masa., to spend the summer in acturial work. 'errs. Wellington Johnston, of Varna, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs, R. S. Evans. Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Lockhart : and family, Mrs. J. F. I(atzenncyer and r -New Ilam - Dr H 14. I(atzenmeye , burg were Sunday guests of Mr. and' Mrs.- George Seip. ,Miss Norma Muir is spending a few days in Detroit, • Miss Alice Knechtcl is confined to 'her home through illness, Miss Celia Horan, of Wingham, spent the week -end at her hone here. Mrs, C. Dungey and daughter Jean have returned from visiting friends in London. Rev. R, Fulton Irwin is lin Toron- to this week attending the United Congress..: 'Mrs. Oscar Neil is spending a few days in Detroit, Mrs, MacDonell and children who have been 'spending some weeks with her parents,, Mr. and llrs, John Robb, deft this week for. Fargo, N.,1., where the family will resade. Mr. and +Mrs. Frank 'Lee and chil- dren, of Thorndale, and .Mrs Easter - brook and Miss Phemia, of Exeter, were Sunday guests :of Mr. and Mrs. J, Quail, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sparks and Lorne spent the week -end in Bayfield. Messrs. Lorne Matthews and Geo. Monroe are in Detroit this. week. Mr. and Mrs. !Haight, of Union, were week -end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John MacTavish. Miss Sparks spent Sunday at..her home in Stratford. Mr. James Hays was in Goderich Tuesday. Mr. Chas. Sills, Postmaster,- went to 'Detroit Tuesday on the Grey- hound- excursion. Quite a number went to Goderich tltonday night for the excursion. Several went 'to Detroit on Tuesday on the .Greyhound. Mrs. 'McMicl'tael, James street, hal returned after spending a month in Cleveland with her soli. Mr, Will Hays• who spent his holidays With iris parents, Mr, and Jas. Hays, left for Detroit on the. Greyhound. Mr. Archie Hays left on Tuesday for Toronto and will spend the sum - neer on one :of the St. Lawrence ,steamers. Mr. Ted ,Merner left last week for Port McNichol where he will join ode of the C. P.. R. steamers for the summer. ,Mr.' Wm, Greig de[tt on Tuesday to take charge of a scout 'camp of 140 'bogs et Pine Crest, Muskoka; for the suminer. Mr. D. G. Ross, of Druid, Sask., •was the guest last week at the home Of Vt. and 'Mrs. 'Ade.. McNabb, North ;Mato Street Mr. Rosscalve east to attend the General Assembly' iofonfhto. e'Preslbytterian church at 'To - Miss Gerhart, of Toronto is visit- ing Miss Nan Camp'bele. Mrs.: Leslie,'Mtellen is visiting rela- tives an Toronto. Mrs. James l(err is visiting frim ds in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert &erica 'are moving into Mrs. Robert Willis' residence. Among those 'Who were 'here lor'the funeral of Miss Blanche 'Cooper on Wednesday afternoon last were 'Mi'ss da Cooper, Toronto ; -:Mrs. Wm. Kemp :and Messrs. Geo. and'Thos. K.eine, Mrtchelle 'Mrs IF, A. 'and Har- vey Hanllbly 'and Miss Vera Haneb1y. Staffs; lir. Robinson and Me. and Mrs. James N. Campbell, Weltott. Mrs, Walther and Mrs., Manson were SPrietfbtd visitors' on Monday. 'and r%fireton nds..10Hen lvisite dMr, - Mrsrs; •'Sp Hen - sale on Sunday Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo. l4oIils, adcotnpan • Dr. Ds H. McInnes chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,. onday and Thursday After- noons in future. Diseases of all kinds success- Oranges At all prices to meet your needs 40, 50 and 75c PURE OLIVE OIL FRESH ONIONS. HEAD LETTUCE. CELERY TOMATOES LETTUCE NEW CABBAGE STRAWBERRIES. PINEAPPLES. Get your supply of Pineapples for Preserves. THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE. WINTHROP. .. good Junior football game was. e played here on 'Ialesday night btween Winthrop and St.' Columban, when our boys won by 1-0. !Mr, Moylan, of St. Columban, was referee. The L'a'dies' ibid and 'W. M. S. meet ng held at the home of Mrs: R. Mc- Clure last Thursday afttrncon was well attended. The meeting opened by dinging a hymn and all repeating the beatitudes Mrs A. Cuthill pre- sided. The Scripture lesson was read by firs, R. Beattie, 'followed Ibyt. Mes- senger +Prayer by Mrs.,J. Mrs. Allen Ross gave a splendid re- port of the convention :'held in Lon- don in May, M^s, Ross 'being a dele- gate. topic to is of Formosa was give en .63^ Miss B. Bilandhard and was very Interesting. The meeting closed by all repeating the Lord's prayer. A few hours 'before the meeting opened Was spent in quilting. ' Sacrament if the Lord's Supper was held in Cavan chards last Sabbath, Mrs. ]:Iaist and Miss Velma 'Heist' be- came members of the church.. Mrs. Churdhill and dhildren Lorne and Jean of Cleveland, are visiting. Mr. and lens. James Campbell. Mrs, J. H. Morrison spent a few days en Toronto lasts ywee Mrs's Vera Miss Mary , Armstneng and Mr. Duck Armstrong. of Blyth, cabled on Mr. arid Mrs. F. Bullard on Sunday. The 'football game between Kin- burn and •Wintlieop held. here last Friday evening, was fairly 'well at- tended. The score 'was 2 -1 -'for Kin - burn, We expected Kin'burn to ,wins by a .higher score, and we feel as if it •.wastn't 'for the McKillop boys .on the Kiinburn team, Polley 'wouldn''t be in it at all. Don't forget tthe'g'anee he I(m'bttro Friday night Ibebweetr Tfack ersmitllt and I(in+burn as the game fu Seaeorth was a tie 2-2. e It pro is uk- arsmt es 'ho be a good 'ga'me. W tlh da+s taken in snore territory and ate 'gettwg a'pltuYer'from a ,great distan'ce+for in•Gday nih'L'5 gal le. We are q'ui'te confidhu't ttlial, Kinibeen will win :out. TPhIIIiP$ '11.6 Seaforth Phone 63 Want, and For Sale Ads, 3 times, 50e. E. W. Bateman' 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, SEAFORTII Oa 5.iV ,VENINGS. ied.by Mr. and Mrs. Alex. llroadfoot, visited in London and Delaware on Sunday. Mr R. Frost ,has been at Denfield the Past two weeks working on a contract. Plisses Lucy Eckert and Marie Eckert left Tuesday morning 'on Greyhound to visit friends .ln Detroit, T vlin f Lieut. e Capt. Bunn and o were in London last Thursday eand Friday attending couttei'Is on Salva- tion Army work. IvIese Clarke, London, and Capt. Clarke, Clinton, are visiting at the Salvation Army. VARNA. ,The many friends of Mrs. Wni. Ooedlough will be pleased to know she is somewhat improved. Mrs.'1\1. McNaughton left 'last Sat- urday for an extended trip 'to.Van- couver I'sl'and and Portland, Oregon, Her many friends wish"Mier 'a pleas- ant trip and holiday. Miss Violet McClymout has return- ed after spending a few days with friends in Loddon. iMr, Will Johnston, of Flint, Mich., is renewing acquaintances he our vicinity. • The little helpers met at the home of Mrs, J. Beatty last Saturday, +lir. Richardson's 'sawmill is now in full operation on Mr. Webster's •farrn east of the village. e. Several from our di•stre• et took in the moonlight on the Lake Monday evening and report a large crowd. The Messrs.. McNaughton of Kitch- ener, spent Clem week -end in and around our burg. Rev. Ivir. Durant was taken' sudden- ly ill on Saturday. After securing the timely cies of a doctor and Nurse McLeod of, Bayfield, we are pleased t0 report at the time of writing the reverend geitlelilan is much im- Proved, Mr. and u' 0's, Wilson i1IcAsh, of London, spent the week -end in Varna. The first Union League aneeting was held Friday evening in the Pres- byterian church, Rev. Mr. Durant •took the topic. Miss •Mabel Pilgrim has secured a position at Strathroy. Mr. Chuter is busy these days paint- ing 'the Standard Bank building. Mrs. John Rathwell took in 'tile excursion on the Greyhound 'Tuesday morning to Detroit. 'M'i'ss Logan spent a fewdays in London last week. A little baby boy arrived at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rat'hwell, Goderich township. Mr, John Rathwell is busy superin- tending the Widening of -4th• con. road north, Mrs. McAsh, of Exeter, spent the week -end with friends here. Mr, Thos. McMillan, of Hallett, called on some of his friend's here Mdnday last. - Mr. Perry, of Bayfield, spent Sun- day in Varna. , . Owing to the upness of the pastor, Mr. Harnwe1l took the service Sun - clay evening. Only +the o1 niuformed endure'.idle .agony of earns. ' The 1619014 -Ones apply 'He lt0Wtty's- Cor n'Rebererea'tid get relief,, PHONE 257 i foot span :with very narrow roadway and approach. We recommend a new ,dcuerete culvert either 20 'or 25 feet and 66 1 set long, to replace present bridge, a very deep fill to widen ap- proadhes and erect new guard fence of ,posts and cable. -.(Inn committee this.elausd wa.s left out). Recommend u11 expencleture of about $150 on wid- ening PP' nn approach at Galbralths. arch culvert and new guard ,fence on ap- proaches. A new concrete bridge for Lindsay's bridge, which is falling down, ,rand 35. Recommend a new culvert to replace present Tunnbull's bridge, The 'present retaining 'wall on south side of bridge should be built higher to allow a wider fill. 'to widen road and a new guard - fence on top of retaining wall. That Walk- er municipal drain opposite Harry Hamilton's be moved off road allow- ance or at least to fence line, The Whiskey bridge at Grand Bend on road No. 4 is in good shape but has a narrow roadway. We recommend to widen the bridge . 10 feet, ,u -raking a 24 foot roadway with a four foot cantilever footpath on west side. Recommend that Brown's bridge, road No. 33, which has a narrow roadway 12ee foot, with deep, dangerous drain 10 rods along the road, be .widened and if ow - sidle "drain be taken elf the road. Recommend a 12 foot extension to boiler culvert, e t lvert road No.4,and drain moved bark closer to fence. Recom- mend t11at county road snperintend- ett interview Owners of Stanlake and Cain's gravel pits in Usborne and see if they would sell to the county Kipper culvert on London road falling down. We recommend build- ing of a nen' arch culvert 5 It. span. ;(one; hill on county Toad in W. \V'awanosh, road narrow with narrow culvert in valley ,between hills. \Ve recommend some repair to this par- ticular section of road. Re Prairie road. The new fill of last year a.ish- ed away, considerably undermining the new guard fence. The road has been Putt in repair this spring at a cost of approximately $800. \Ve recommend new guard fence from bridge to Scott at,ibn county road. Road No. 31, Turnberry, Hogg's bridge. Bad place for snow. Recom- mend to try and make arrange- ments to •Nave rail fence replaced with wire through the hill cut. Also .recommend that on road 31 grade be widened and underbrus'hed through Walker's Cameron's, l;alfour's and Black's swamps. At Wroxeter on county road at mill dam road al- lowance under sidewalk being tnlder- mined. Recommendedthat the ttHee the roadway at the dam. Sink hole on county road .t ¢ s 1 • t 'Lok let wl exten- sive were sive epair • were made last year. There was 9hen we were there, three or four rods of this road under water. Churchill's bridge, 17/ ft. span, 14 ft. roadway. Recommend widening bridge to 28 ft. and widening ap- proaches, Londesboro bridge. Recom- Inend that abutments be pointed and new guard 'fence be erected on ap- proaches. Zurich and Hensel' road, The swamp areas need underbrustiing and widening of grade. , Egntotdville ,bridge. Recommend that- $100 be spent on abutment and guard fence of approaches On south side. 'Grievers 'brid'ge, road No. 12. Rec- ommend that a new floor be hid 10 ft, wide lengthwise of to of old floor and that danger signs be placed on bridge and at end of approaches to this bridge. Recommend that road superintendent ,.buy,a carload 'of Mc- Crackell sewer pipe, assorted sizes for culvert purposes. Recommend widen- ing -of grade on road 13 for lye miles from Provincial Hi+ghwayr This is now completed. We instrudted road superintendent to purchase' one Sa'w- yer Massey No. 4 graader, credit an reettrned scraper to apply on ,pur- chase .price, which is $100. Re cou•mty boundary account . 'be- tween Huron and Perth of $1,256.37 pipe culvert 4 Iby 20 'feet. due .Huron on expenditures made by Gulilyhridge, This Istruottire is 751k -iron in 1924e the instructed our Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times, 50e. • Mr. W. Ca u Galbraith and daughter, g titer , 'Miss Ida, ofMoosomin, Sask.,, spent a few days at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. \V, H. Stevens, on George street. COUNTY COUNCIL `MEETING • (Continued from Page 4.) further back to give better view of the road. If all this work cannot be dune, this part at least should be done. We recommend widening the approach •t0 Har•nter's bridge :on side next Ito Bayfield. Recommend re placicg Burke's pipe culvert with 3 by ft. concrete culvert 31 feet .long, Recommend 18 foot extension to RADIO We carry the Westinghouse Radiola II►.A with Music Master Loud Speaker The most satisfactory set at theimost reasonable prices. Call and see them. o 413 Electrical Supplies crick road superintendent to communicate with County Clerk Armstrong de - manning payment. Re two bridges on road 4 on Walker Municipal drain, both have narrow roadways and are dangerous for ,travel owing to being so .near Grand Bend. Recommend that these' bridges be widened to regu- lation width. Re bridge, ?had 12, south of Jamestown, recommend that this 'bridge be lowered to road level, also recommend the: bridge dp- posite Brussels and Morris and 8- foot span be rebuilt with a light concrete wall inside stone abutments and extended to 30 foot roadway. Re bridgeon Blyth county road that a concrete footing be built on south. abutment and that abutment be pointed and new guard_ fence added on both approaches, Re approaches ori bridge at Benmilter milldam, We rec'ommend that approaches be wid- ened and a new guard rail fence be erected, Road No. 16 is narrow and irregular. Recommend widening and resurfacing 11'l miles, also that cor- rurgated pipe culvert he extended to the regulation width of -the road. Allsworth's culvert in bad condi- tion. e tlnia -be .Recommend thatbait. Re o n this year. Other expenditures Machinery $4,500; superintendence $4,500; snow roads $6;000; repair of bridges, $6,- 000; weeds $8,000; grading, $7450; dragging 70,000; repair of culverts, $1,000; calcium chloride $3,500; bridge construction $19,050; special grants $10,000; resurfacing, $94,520; total estimate of expenditures $166,- 020. Receipts—Balance an hand $17,- 000; 17;000; levy for 1925 at 2 milts, $85,000; anTici'pated grant for 1925 $78,000; total $150,000 We recommend that it will take a county road rate of 2 mills on 'the dollar of theequalizedas- sessment of the county to meet above road expenditures. In com- mittee lir. Hays moved, seconded by Mr. Geiger. that the rate be 114 mills. Seven voted fur .the amendment and 22 for the report, which carried, making the road rate '2 mills, The council convened in the evening on Wednesday and the ,changes in the Good Roads system were taken 115. C Finest Nursery Stock r� r � Roses, gladioli, peonies, perennials, etc. REAL STOCK, REASONABLE PRICES List- on :request. HOLLAND ` CANADIAN IMPORT C 449 River Road, NIAGARA FALLS; ONT. Jos. C. Thompson A GENERAL GARAGE Best Brands of Gas, Oil, Grease, Coal Oil, Etc., Etc. • Complete Stock of Tires, Tubes, Bat- teries and Accessories of all kinds. Batteries Charged. Cars for. Hire. Cars Stored and Washed Prompt Service by Courteous Attendants, • REPAIR DEPARTMENT All kinds of repairs made by experts —Satisfation guaranteed and charges moderate. J. C. Thompson MAIN STREET- SEAFORTH Day Phone 155W; Night Calls 139r11 YOUR TIRES Be sure you get !Fire. stone gum edropped cords. Cost no more than ordinary tins.. Also our new imperial rubber case battery gu- aranteed for one year. We do all kindsof automobile repair work. All work guaranteed. Automatic Air Service Day or Night. ADAM DODDS Phone 17. SEAFORTH, The ecial Milverton Hour We Have it—Give it a Trial, Also. Ground Screenings Chop of ,A11 Kinds C. G.THOMSHN GRAiN DEALER PHONE 25 Your Pinto Needs If you are in need of Tires, give us a ea, Ii you ere b need Of tttw ba t$'y, cc fangi batttpfy 10. Ike_ see> A. complete line of most called for parts of various cars. Battery charging, oxy-acetylene welding, expert auto repairing our specialties. Have you seen Chrysler 51e1 Cars? e 11 and h Maxwell 'd 0 New Good Y ler' '°5 ell rh'45 (araee PHONE 167W. '