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The Seaforth News, 1925-06-25, Page 5r THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925. SERVE 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. STEWART Your •Butcher HONE 58. Seaforth, Jos, 0. Thompson 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 Grain, Salt, Flour and Feed Best Petry and BakingBrands of Flour. FEEDS. Bran, shorts, whileniidd ground- screenings, oil meal and tankage, SALT. Cattle Salt, Dairy Salt, Poultry Feede Of all kinds. Highest market pric es paid for oats, barley and wheat. W. M. STEWART Phone 77 Seaforth DEMLIMCICENT/1821 esmeneemetmemizerensieareaterviesiraerozeues W. J. Walker &SOH UNDERTAKING --and- EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. 2. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished, Night or day phone 67. 0193611BEITEMURSOMESIIIMISTSIMA=PRIAMMEZEMS... \1\6 CR A TED 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. Itliwir..immolostInsagnmenam...nons WAY.0.10.1043,0•CtlereimmIt 41=04.11.0131.14.•••...04.111. 1•0•Mg...,•[..Y•S•62/••••60•=•••••••••P azammi CAMIDIMMIIIMIPUMPLIII=6.710 DB H. Melons Chiropractor Masseur Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in. future. Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated. weEsssammatelatmassi r n es At all prices to meet your needs 40, 50 and 75c PURE OLIVE OIL FRESH ONIONS. HEAD LETTUCE, CELERY TOMATOES LETTUCE NEW CABBAGE STkAWBERRIES, PINEAPPLES. Get your supply of Pineapples for Preserves. Seaforth te leV•••ttt,..-Jfet• Phone 63 Want and'For Sale,Ads, 3 times, 50c. II 111111 1 11 1111111 11 11 11111 • - )1, Whom could you sell today? —by Long Distance Mere have boon startling changes in selling methods in the last two years. New ways' of finding new cus- tomers, of getting at every possible buyer,are being de- vised every week. Obstacles are being brushed aside. Present day business, to secure results, turns to Long Distance as its first aid. We are now handling con- siderably over one million Long Distance call's a, month for people who must have an answer immediately. They realize that the average letter costs as much as the aver- age Long Distance message. Whom could you sell today by Long Distance? Each new subscriber adds to the value of YOUR Telephone "- • THE SEAFORTH NEWS , 1.01.WaSaslrislo PAGE FIVE. Kineeeetine-eseaseee ,keeeseeissessine-sesun IITQWEI' Topics 11 co Invitations and announcements for the June wadding can be secured at the News Office. Mr, Joseph ,Miller, who has been turned to his 'home in --Kalamazoo, Mich, . Mr, R. -1.? Jones is visiting relatives in Detroit. Master Ken Weston,. of Detroit, is spending the vacation -with his grandmother, Mrs, James Graves. - Dr. l3tunn spent Sunday at this home in Hensa'll. !Mrs. James Beattie is visiting her daughter in Petenboro, • Mr, and Mrs. Quinn (nee Miss Marjory 'Andrews) and 'two !childreit, of -Blind 'River, spent a few days with friends in town. • , Mr. and Mrs. L. T. DcLacey are visiting- with Lir, and Mrs. 'H, J. Hodgins in Toronto. Mrs. McNabb, Of Drayton, was the guest Of her niece, Mrs. M. McKellar. Mrs, Hazeltine -and .little daughter, of Grand Rapids, Mich., are guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. D. !Geuemell. Mrs. James Kerr has returned from spending a couple of weeks in To- ronto, Dr, R. DougaH, of Dublin, spent Sunday at the -home of his sister, Mrs. Milne Rennie. Mr. W.c. enter accompanied the re- mains of his mother, the late Mrs. Henry Carter, from Brandon Man. Mrs. Phoebe Murphy, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs, R. Frost for the past week, returned to Port Colbortte on Saturday. Miss Mamie Croshie, of Toronto, is a visitor at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Adam Dodds, ' Miss Helson, of Toronto, formerly of the Collegiate -staff, is the guest of Mrs. H. J. Gibson, High -street, Rev, Father O'Connor, ' of . New York, spent Sunday in town. Principal W.G.levencer, olthe cos, legiate staff, apunf a !few -days with legiate, is -presiding at the depart- mental examinations in Brussels. his 'parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Kerr. !Istrs. McLeod, of Toronto, is visit- visJytor.r.j. E. Keating is a Toronto ing her sister, Mrs.,A. A. Me- - 'Lerman. Rev. Dr. D. 13, Marsh, of Bermuda, The Collegiate classes closed last occupied the ,pulpit of the Presbyter- week, Mr, R. N. Bissonnette leaving tan church -very acceptably last Sun- for his home at Sterling; Miss Mr. And Mrs, John Aberhart, of misnstak.andicksraorinam,nto 11T.Doureostia London,Mi "B day. Asotan. Vancouver, are visiting relatives in of this week, Mies Foreman, to to IVII. gamer..mtomeastraumsarmaxmnatam 'Ed re Ladies' atentan. Tailor Gentlemen's Prompt Service Assured Satisfaction Reasonable Prices ALSO, PRESSING Al‘D REPAIRING PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS: - Upstairs over Mr, Keating's Drug Store. 'MAIN STREET, SEAFORT1-1 isat AVENINGS. PHONE 257 MeCormack. Miss. Jessie Gillespie, of Brandon, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gillespie. !Mrs. J. J. Foote, of Vancouver, is a guest of Mr. „and- Mrs. J. A. Wilson. , Miss Hazel Elcoat is home front Galt for !the holidays, Mr. and Mrs, T. -Healy, Mrs. Mc- - Cormack and Miss Olive motored to Buffalo and spent a 'few .days, Mr. W. Laing, Brownsville, is benne for the holidays. Miss Mary Bell is visiting friends in London. Mr. Howard Kerr,- of Gait Col - Miss Erie Stewart, u1 Kitchener, spent 'the week -end at 'her ,home. Mr. George Grey, of 'Catnrose, Sask., is visiting Mr, and -Mrs. Chas. Brodie. Mr, and Mrs, E. Umbach motored from Toronto to visit her- parents. Mr. and airs. ,D, H. SteWart, Rev. W. D. McDonald -preached in Carmel United church ,in Hensall on Sunday illornirig, while Rev. Dr. Fletcher, of -Hensel', occupied the . Mr. Harold Stark, Kitchener, silent Have Items of news are always yetcome. pulpit of Egmondville 'church. you any ? the week -end at Inc home here. !Mr. -and Mrs, E. Lawson and daugh- ter MANLEY. this week, au, A. D, Sutherland is in Toronto ter Bernice, of Auburn, were week- end guests of Mrs W,'Sclater. Capt. Bunton and Capt. Tevlin, Who have efficiently conducted the services in the Salvation Army cita- del for the past 15 months, will fare- well on Sunday next. Miss Barbara Sutherland and Miss Ethel Wankel, of Long Beach, Cal., visited at the home of the latterrs parents, Mr. and -Mrs. A. Wankel the Past week. Miss Sutherland left on Tuesday for Hamilton and will go nu tri lier home in Winnipeg. The entrance examinations com- menced on Wednesday of this. week, sixty -mu candidates writing at the Collegiate: Mr. \V, G. Spencer and Mies M. Mackay art in charge. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Worden motored Stratford to visit his heather there. Mr. Levi Holmes has returned from Timmins. Miss -Jackson is spending the week in 'Toronto, having gone to attend the closing exercises at- Branksome Mr, Ray IvIcGeoch, of St. Cather- ines, is visiting his •parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sant MeGeoch. Mrs. W. F 'McMillan spent Ter - day in Hamilton. Miss Mabel Kruse and sister, Mrs. W, Oldfield and two children, visit- ed their sister, Mrs, Brown, in,,,Lon- don.. ...Mr.' and Mrs. Roy Welker and three childi'en, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Courtiss, of ..St. Thomas, visit- ed ,Mr. and „Airs. W. D. Man -son, on Sunday. Misses Ria HilIs, Gwen Sitowdon, and Thelma Johnstone, and ';Messrs. Ronald McKay and George Aberhart; leave returned home from London Normal. Mrs: Robert Holmes and son Carl, are visiting friendslin Toronto. ee. IVIrs. W. T. Pinkerton are visiting 'relatives in Toronto. Mrs. M. Beaton, of Detroit; is a visitor at !winsome her:. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'Worden, of Staffa, were visitors et the !home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Worden, Goderith street. Mr. Angus. McCrae is home 'from Toronto 'Normal school for the vaca- toTnhe 'Barbara Kirkman intend hold- opportunity to the ,farm teams in this Granton, Mr. Whitehead, of Montana, ist visiting his sister, Mr. R. Clark. Mrs, :Buller, of Stratford, and Miss Pym, of London, were Week -end visitors with Mrs. John Hotham. Messrs. George and Edward Trouse and Arthur Hotham and Miss Clara Greenslade, of Delaware., mo- tored here mid spent Sunday with Mr. John Hotham. Mr. joint Reid is progressing rapid- ly with his dredge work on..„,, the Pigeon drain north of here, which will be of great benefit for an outlet to the „Nee Swamp. John Burke is engaged with Mrs, Duffy for the summer to do her farm work. -Mitchell Bros. are busy making their rounds.cutting wood. Mr. Con, Eckert and Mr: W. Man- -ley made a bitainess trip to Cran- brook 'and 'Brussels this week. Statute labor is the order of the day. Entrance exams have started in our school and it is to be hoped that all the ,candidates will be successfel. ST. COLUMBAN, Mr, and Mrs. Dan Williams and son, of Chicago, are on. a visit to their many friends in MeNillop and Hibbert. Miss Geraldine O'Cdnnor has re- turned from two weeks' visit with Toronto friends. Mrs. 'William Heffernan, who has ,been an invalid this past three years, is very low and suffering much. Her many friends sincerely hope for her speedy recovery to health. Mr. Edward McGrath, manager of the Standard Bank, St. Clements, Ont, spent the week -end at the home of Inc parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McGrath, McKillop. Mr. Joseph Kale has erected a com- modious driving shed. Mr. Owen Hart did the carpenter 'work for him, Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Reilly, of Hlbbert, visited at the home of his mother, Mrs.. John O'Reilly, on Sunday. Mrs. O'Reilly has been in- disposed for some tie but we are glad to know she is recovering. Mr. Vincent Lane motored to Bay- field last Sunday afternoon, Mr. J. I. Holland has been install- ing a new, tap -'to -date gasoline pump at .his general store at St go'lumban. This, will be a big convenience to. the motorists. The -Provincial stone crusher is being placed in the Provincial gravel pit on the Scott !farm, McKillon,-this week, in preparation .t -o .resurfacing the Highway'from Joseph Carpenter's corner to Seaforth. We hope that Patrolmen Litt !and !Giew will give an ing a tea on the church lawn on July 10111. Dr. and Mrs, Neil McLeod and family, Toronto, are guests of Mrs. C. R. VanEgmond. Miss Jean Bunton, Toronto, is visiting her !bcother, Capt. 'Bunton. ,Miss Helen Constable, Kitchener, s the gdest .of Miss Florence Spain. Miss Frances Winter is home -from Toronto for the vacation. IvIonseignor Blair, of Toronto, ,con- ducted se ry ice s in St. -James' clitiroli on Stmday last. , ,Miss Intuit !Carbett.' of St. Marys hospital, Detroit, is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. Carbett. Mr. and Mrs. T. Healy, of To- ronto, are spending a weeles vacation with Mrs. 'Freely's -mother,' Mrs. C. district to Wirt on these improve ments. St. Cultunhan football team went down fo defeat by a .sore' of 2 to 0 oh Friday evening in Milburn: We hope that they will play up tio !form when they meet the Tuckersmith Hurons !this week. This is their last chance and want wilt. So, boys, play" -ball ! HII3BERT. The Council. -Hibbert Council met on June17th ,pursuant to adjourn- ment. Members all present, Mintitcs of last meeting read and confirmed. It was moved and seconded that the Court of Revision of the Assess- inant lRoil he not' -closed and the roll stand as finally revised and (tor- rected, The council then held Court of Revision on the 'Tyndall drain assessment, It was also moved and seconded that, there being no apeal against assessments for the Tyndall drain, the By -Law be read a second time; also that the usual grant of $50 he made to the Strat- ford hospital trust. Communications were then read -Mr. F. H. Thomp- MM. KC., tendering his resignation as township solieitor: and Mr. R. H. Munro making application for the position, It was moved and second- ed that F. H. Thompson's resignation be accepted with regret and that R. He Nitml-o, of Mitchell,he ap- Pointed as his successor. Orders to the anukunt of $1,687.84 were issued on the Treasurer. There was only one tender for the Tyndall drain con- tract which will be held until the tenders for the Tuckerstuith end of tie work have been dealt with, The Council thiei'. adjourned to meet again • un Wednesday, july 15th, at 1 ,p. in. -James Jordan, Clerk. .DUBLIN. Mr,l. Albert Rock and Mr. Leo Gleason are !busy decorating Mr. Fred Forrester's dwelling, recently rented from Mrs. Carlin. Mr. Pat. Maloney, south of the village, is putting a new cement found- ation under his residence. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Matthews have returned from a pleasant visit to De- troit. Mr. Dan. Williams, of Chicago, called on friends in town during the Past week. Mr. John McGrath shipped a car- load of horses to Cochrane on Friday last. Mr. Jas. Miller. of Detroit, called on friends during the past week. Rev. Father O'Connor, of New York, visited !his sister, !lire. W. Car- penter.; Mr. .and Mrs. T. J. Molyneaux spent Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dalton. of Goderich. Mr. Thos. Morrie lit returned home from Seaforth hospital. Mr, Geo. Deigel, of Dublin, suffer- ed a slight stroke on Saturday. Mother Dolores has returned to Chatham after being in the hospital at Seaforth. Miss Aileen Jordan is visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. J. -Moylan, Beech- wood, Mrs. Evans and Miss' Mary Craw- ford spent Sunday in Clinton. Mrs. Evans and Miss Clara. and Miss Killoran, of -Galt, are visiting Mrs. Peter Matthews. -Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Klink - hammer, of Kitchener, are guests' of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Klinkhammer. There was a Catholic Women's Lea- gue meeting on Sunday. On account of the -death of her brother, Mrs. Bohan, of West Monkton, was unable to -be present. Born. -an Dublin, on Tuesday, June 23, 1925, -to Mr. and Mrs. E. 13. Tyers, a daughter. Mr. Thos. Butters spent Sunday at Si. Marys. Dominion Day picnic will be held in 'W. H. Seatton's bush, a !mile east of Dublin, on the 'Huron road. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Burns, of -De- troit, Mrs. Wm. Flanagan and little daitghter Helene, Mrs.!Burns and Mrs. " Finest Nursery Stock Roses, gladioli, peonies, perennials, etc. REAL STOCK, REASONABLE PRICES List on reimest. HOLLAND CAN&I,DIA1:4 IMPORT 'CO 40 River Road, NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, 041,,,,V4'5k1",1 WeseksWeeseeeeeesAeeese R. d We carry the Westihghouse disla III.A ,71 with Music Master Loud Speaker The most atisfactory set at thejmost reasonable prices. ',Call and see them. crick Electrical Supplies C,. McDaid spent the week -end in Kitchener and Waterloo. John Hegarty, of the 8th conces- Sion of Logan, had a bee on Saturday and jacked up his harm 42'x70, place a •foundation under it. 'Linder the very capable direction of Mr. Jack Brennan, of Hilbert, the work allu cit -was completedn in one Extensive improvements are to be made to St. Marys -church, Dublin. A iiew foundation is being placed un- der the :building, the roof reshingled and with a .fresh coat of paint, will give the church a very neat appear- ance.Dr, Lewis Dill, son of -Mr. aud Mrs. Peter Dill, of Dublin, who grad- uated thisayear 'from Toronto Univer- sity, is holidaying with -his parents, Were going to Buffalo after the first of Inly to take a position in the hos- pital of the Bethlehem Steel works. Lewis is a graduate of 'the Dublin Continuation School and is the first Dublin boy to become a medical doc- tor in some years. .He will take the best wishes of everybody for his suc- cess in his -chosen -profession. Mr. and Mrs. John Dorsey, and sister Rose, of Seaforth, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, James Redmond on Sunday. Mrs. P. Rawley called on Miteliell friends during the week. We are sorry -to say that Miss Margaret McConnell had to return to London hospital again. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Peter Dill is dale. as well as can be expected after,undergoing an opera- tion in London hospital. Her many friends will be pleased to see her home 80011, The Ladies' Guild of St. Mary's church, Dublin. are holding their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, Jos. Moore, Logan: this Thursday -al- ternoon; at 2.30. Everybody welcome. Born to Mr, and Mrs. Will Red- mond, Milwaukee, \Vis., a 'beautiful baby girl. Schools close here this week for Ammer holidays. All the children are looking forward to u good time. Rev. F. P. White and the business men of the village presented !All% F., G. Forrester, the genial C. N„ R. agent whose services have been very winch appreciated -by the donors, with a beautiful silver tea service, Death of Mrs. Traynor, -On Tues- day morning, June 23rd, -Mrs. Ellen Traynor passed away at the age of 83 years , efter, a short illness, She had lived !here' the greater part of - her life, being formerly !Miss Burns, ' and was a fine type of woman whose charitable and kindly nature had won for her the respect of everyone. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. .William Hastings, sixthconcession of Hibbert, Mrs. \Vm. Stapleton, of Dublin: Mrs. James • Sullivan, Mc- Killop, and Miss Tessie' Gallagher, Hibbert, are nieces. Three brothers survive, John in Stratford, and Mal- achi and Michael of Hibbert. with whom she made her home. The fun- eral will be held Thursday morning from St, Patrick's church, Dublin, to • the place of interment in St. Caltint- ban cemetery. YOUR TIRES Be sure you get Firex stone gumedropped cords. Cost no more than ordinary tires. Also our new Imperial rubber case battery 'gu- aranteed for one year.. We do all kind, of automobile repair work. All work-'gnaranteed. Automatic Air Service Day or Night. ADAM DODDS Phone 17, SEAFORTH, eemsrammaenearrniantwastarnstetwameenianswieetweazgemewavarcewmasssesr The Svecial Milverton Flour We Have it—Give it a Trial. Alio. GroundlScreenings Ee hop of MI Kinds C. G. T GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 Your A, to Needs 1l'' 7^.-.t tier in neesd of Tires. ;ire ul. s a cal 7f e-eu R ,1* itt need nf a new battery, or have a battery to be rep.-eiteti;see us. . ' A complete line of most called for parts of various cars. Hattery charging, oxy-aeetylene welding, expert auto repairing our specialties. Have you seen New Good Maxwell and Chrysler Cars? 11 egier's area e PHONE 167W.