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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-07-09, Page 5AllrfflannnenninISIII THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1925 SERVE ONE OF OUR . ROUND ROASTS l 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. 1. S 1 1Ll T1 ART Your, Butcher Seaforth PHONE 58. Jos, 0. PTIiornpson. GENERAL GARAGE Best Brands of Gas, Oil, Grease, Coal Oil, Eta, 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 155\V; Night Calls 139r11 Grade, Salt, Hour and Feed Best Pastry.and aBaking Brands of Flour• FEEDS. Bras, ehorls,,white midd- lings, ground sereeuiugs, 211 'meal and tanlcage, SALT. Cattle Salt, Dairy Sal Poultry Feed's of all kinds. Highest market prices paid for oats, barley.and -wheat. M. STEWrART Phone 77 Seaforth seianonaanasinomonureenizuniecoarasemanietoonom IMOM a,ms msrtasacer:,-m orcinm �scro�maas�ti+c;�: r-n,�„��r1q ) W J Walker &u Sen a a UNDERTAKING -and— EMBALivIING. Motor or Horse Equipment. W. j. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. CU\1N NTE EA1 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. D. H, Mclnnes 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. Oranges Awl At all prices to meet your needs 40, 50 and 75c PURE OLIVE OIL FRESH ONIONS. HEAD LETTUCE. CELERY w TOMATOES LETTUCE NEW CABBAGE STRAWBERRIES. PINEAPPLES. Get your supply of :Pineapples for Preserves. T. P p Seaforth Phone63 Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times, 50c. WEST BRODHAGEN NEWS. Ur. and Mrs. Fred Koehler affil Miss Freda .Messerschmidt motored a the ca Mildmay attend to Mild uta tocamp Y bel -there. hick was d meeting 'which Mr. and Mrs. Charles Regele visit- ed isiterl friends in Stratford over Sunday. Quite a heavy storm .passed over this vicinity on Monday night caus- ing quite a bit of damage by tear- ing down trees, It also broke down a limb in H. Dietz ,bush where there was a bee hive. Mr. Charles Regele :brought it home. Mr. Wm. Haegy is kept busy with his tractor ploughing sod for the neighbors for wheat, - The •ploughing is easier since the rain. Mr. .Fred Eckert went to Chicago , i n the'hos- 9 ,been n where ,his wife las petal there. . Mr. Henry Koehler went to Lon- don to take in the sights :df the •circus on Monday last. Fall wheat is turning color but looks weld, - i\Lr. and Mrs. tMeldorf and datigh- ter, of Seaforth, were callers at Mr, C. Regele's and A. Hoegy's on Sun- day last. MANLEY. iM'r. Fred Eckert left for Chicago whree his wife has been in the hos- pital tor some tinecottvalescing,,rbut has .taken a :turn for the worse and is in a 'critical condition. Her litany friends- "here 'wish to 'hear o'1,, a com- plete recovery soon. !Mr. 'Louis Beall, from ,Debro t, has been a visitor 'in.our-'burg and has joined his wife and 'little daughter Marg., who are returning to ; 'their ,home. in Detroit this week. 1T'he late raids were welcome land have improved vegetation greatly, although too late for the hay crop. Nights of Agony .tonne in the train of asthma, The victim cannot lee down, and sleep is driven from his brain. Wheat grateful relief is the immediate effect of Dr, J. D. Kel- logg's 'Astdrtna Remedy. It +banishes the !frightful conditions; clears the passages,. and enables 'the afflicted ole to again sleep as so}}indly and restfully as child. Insist on the genuine at your neanby druggist. d3u-�..au�.».nci�uu.�a—uu.-W.ua..�•uq ll?r!!ll Kt n..-a.un�.,,.uU�nn..�•ua..-.•.u.d„�ga ui'lusa Helen Ament is visiting'" her !bro'ther in ,Detroit. Dr. and .Mics. R. R. !Ross were it London on lMouday. 4V1r, Percy Hoag, of •Hagersviile, arrived home Saturday to .spend the vacation with his parent's, 'Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hoag. in the recent list of appointments of the University of Toronto, is that of F. Lorne Flutchison, who !becomes comptroller of the Connaught 'la'bor- atories for the year 1925-26. - 'Miss !Margaret Clark, of the !Man- ning ave. school staff, Toronto, wino has been a house guest at the home of Mr, and !Mrs: Wankel,•leaves this week to spend the summer at bet 7ione in 'Port Elgin. !Mr. R. N. llfssonnelte and Mr. C. Barber represented the local !..ions Club at the annual - international meeting at Cedar Point, Ohio, Rev. fair.' McDermid, of 'Goderich, preached a preparatory service in the Presbyterian church on Friday last. There were 353 ,communicants on Sunday n orning, 85 -Tieing added to fleofefaith; roll; 65 by transfer cards from other churches and 20 by profession Mrs J. F. Heid has received word from her Asan Dave, that he is leaving Kirkland Lake for the region north of Rouyn, where he will engage in surface developing in that mining region. Dr. Clark, of Londmi, was a visitor in town over Sunday, the guest of the !Misses Wankel." !Mrs. R. Bahl) and •Miss Liliiaai Babb, Mitchell, were the guests of -the !formes daughter, Mrs. F. D. Hutchison, on Dominion Day, 'The '1'uckersntitlt-'II1h'hert bound- ary from Peter McCann's to the Huron road, has been weli gravelled and graded. Seven teams worked for eight days. - .Miss Kate Eckert, from Detroit, paid her !parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. Eckart, la short visit last Sunday: Mr. Louis Drell, accompanied -by Rey, j• !M. Eckart, motored-toLon- don last Monday whore Father Eck- ert is undergoing treatment for rheumatism, and expects to he able to return by the last of the .week to rbsume his duties in St, Coltim'baa in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Fr, Dantz'er. Mrs. I. D. Price, Aylmer, is spend- ing a few days tat the home of her brother, F. D. ITutchison iMr. William Sproat, of Western University, is taking a course - in Harpers hospital, Detroit, this - Mr. Jim Jackson, of Ridley - Cal - lege, St. Carfe es and Miss Ethel Jackson, of Branksome HUH, Toron- to, oro-to, are guests of Miss Jackson. Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Stewart and children, of Acton, were guests at the 'Egmondville manse. - M,r. James Hudson was in Lon- don this 'week. Mrs. W. D. 'Manson and -children are visiting friends in St. Thomas. Mr. W. Elcoat and the Misses El- coat motored to London this week. Mr, Randall Reinke is spending his holidays at Grosse Isle. Air. Earl Webster has been ap- pointed 'teacher of the Egmondville public school. • Rei A. 'Lane, of Drumbo, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. D, 'Mc- Donald, at the Manse, Misses Lois and Clare Cole and Mr, N. Skinner, !Mitchell, were call- ers on ;Miss Dorothy Hutchison on lith• lst, .who returned with them fog a few days' visit. Mr, Chas, Adams has nurchasecl Mrs. H. Beattie's residence Alexander Stewart has re- ceived word of the death in Portland, Oregon, of her youngest son, Mr. Charles Stewart. Dr.� Mary Cowan of Toronto, spending the vacation at her home. me. Mr. and. Mrs, Ratz leave this week for -Preston, Mr. -Robert Jackson has leased their residence on James s_"eet. Scott Ha'hlcirk is spending his vacation at Grosse Isle, Mich. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Glinski and !baby daughter, of Detroit, are visitfrig Mr, and Mrs. John Sproat. Dr: and Mrs. J. W. Switzer, Ede, Penn., Mrs. Ellen Switzer and 'Miss Mary Switzer, Kirkton, were guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Thos: Blake, Tuck- ersmith, Mrs. Eliza Tucker and Miss Lil- lian Babb, (Mitchell. 'spent Wednes- day 'with Mrs. F. 0, Hutchison. The former will remain over the week -end. - Mrs. Janes !McIntosh visited friends in London. Mr. Warren Ament, Detroit, was in town for the week -end. Miss Edith Govenlock has returned from Toronto for the vacation. Mr. Keith Lamont, Detroit, spent the !week -end at •his home here. 'Dr. W. B. Derr leaves this week on a trip to England and the con- tinent. i Mrs. Wm.. Carnochan is visiting g her daughter in Toronto. Mrs. Nott, 'who has been spending the winter months with her -son, Mr. Bernard Nott, in Tu-ckerstnith, leaves this week for her borne at Sault Ste. Marie, Tvfrs. Klein, Sr., is ill at present. ,Miss Ryan, of Brussels, is a visitor at her home here, Miss Mary Bell has accepted a school at 'Willem, Grove, ibirs. Murray, of 'Goderich, is visit- ing friends in town. M'S. 'Hosiers, of Detroit, is spend- ing a few days at this home here, Alt Frank Hopper, of Wingham, . is visiting 'ins brother, Ur. .W. !Topper. Afiss Dorothy Hutchisotr has 'gone,, to Toronto -to continue her'ktn 'er g'arten priotary studies. Miss Kate -Henderson, 'of Buffalo; is the guest of Miss 'McDermid; Gordet ich street ,a - Miss Florence Laidlaw leaves week on a'trip to England. THE SEAFORTH NEWS krowslosparosilamoituatatialeamarasleaminime I.,dies' Tailor Gentlemen's Prompt Service Assured Satisfaction Reasonable Prices ALSO PRESSING' AICD 'REPAIRING C7 s's.Sc PLEASE' NOTE NEW ADDRESS: Upstairs over Mr, Keating's Drug Store, MAIN STREET, SEAFORTII ,IVENINGS. � m°0• Misses Phemia and Kate -Cowan are in Toronto marking exam papers. IND.. and Mrs. Archie ,Middlemost and son Bob, and ,Miss Mildred Johnstone, of Hamilton, spent the week -end with their brother, Mr. T. Johnstone. Miss I3eison and Miss Leila Best -Motored to Toronto this week. Capt. A. Novill, of Wingham, and Lieut, V. 'I'idman, of Mount Forest, have taken charge of the local corps of 'the Salvation Army. Mr. and Mrs. August 'Wankel left on Saturday to visittheir sons and daughter in Saskatchewan. ,Mr. Norval Rogers, of Flint, Mich., called -on 'a number of his friends here last week. 'Mr. James Carlin was confined to his bed fur some time with a sprain- ed knee. Mr. W. M. Gillespie has purchased a new tSar sedan. - Mrs. G. D. C. Flarn and Mr. and Alts A. G. \\'-egg, of Toronto, are spending a couple of weeks- in town. Airs. Horn will remain for a time. Mrs. C. A. Harrigan, D Chatham, visited friends in'towu this twack. !Mrs, R. S. Evans and Eleanor are spending a few weeks in London. Miss 'Latera 'Ross, of Brucefield, who has been teaching in Parry Sound, is visiting 'Mrs, Geo. Weir. Miss Nina .Robb returned on 'Tues- day from Toronto. - - Mr. Alex. McKenzie, of Orillia, is spending a couple of weeks' vaca- tion with his relatives in Egmnud- -rille. Mrs. H. J liox and Allan Mc- Leod irLeod are visiting relatives iii Port Huron. Miss J. C. Horan left un Tuesday to attend the suuriner school at Queen's !University, Kingston. Miss Jean !Murray and Master Lorne -.Murray, of Pittsburg, are spending the vacation with Miss Edith Davidson. Mr. C. R. -Hall, of Toronto, is visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. John Horan. +Mrs. Y. Curtin and son John and Mrs. James Flannery, of Detroit, spent the week -end with Mr, and .Mrs P. \Valslt. .Miss Frances Reynolds, of Water- loo, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1). Rey- nolds. Mrs. John A1('lure, Miss 13, ilc- Clure and 'Miss Belle McClure left this, week for 'Russell, Man, ,Miss Jessie Scott, Winnipeg, is visiting her parents, -Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Scott, at Thornton Hall. !Mrs. John Pullman .was in Strat- ford visiting relatives, Dr. H. J. Hodgins' friends in town ill he )]eased to learn that -h e is recovering from en operation .for appendicitis. - Alt's. J. D. O'Connell was in Dublin attending the funeral of her father- in-law, the late -Mr. B. O'Connell. Miss •Minnie Ha!bkirk is spending her vacation in Detroit. Mr. Lorne Hutchison, of Toronto, was a guest of -his parents, )Jr-. and Mrs, F. D.,Hutchison. Dr. and Mrs. Beche'ly have re- turned from their wedding trip to New York and Detroit. Mr. Gordo» !Hays, Windsor, 'was a week -end guest at his hone here. •Mrs. Lorne Speare, df Palmerston, is spending a few days with!her par- eats, !Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennison. ,Miss Shier left on /Monday for her :home in Canningta-n. dv(r, and !Mrs, John Laing leave this week on a trip to Scotland. Mrs. W. Kerr and !little son Roy, are visiting friends in Detroit. 'Mrs. Fiett and children are holi- daying in Toronto and -Grimsby: ,w DUBLIN: A Pioneer Passes.--4vfi': Bernard O'Connell, who has lived the greater mark of his life in this -vicinity, died on Sunday, July 5th. He had passed man's allotted span, of life of three score yeas's and :ten by nearly twen- ty years. Born in -County Derry, Ireland, he came to Canada when ten years of age, and -his parents lived 1 for a short time at Toronto 'before settling in tMcKillnp on the Huron road. here he lived un -til fifteen years ago when he retired to Dublin. Tie- is survived by his widow, who was formerly Miss A4ary Dorsey, and ttso sons and four daughters, Joseph, at ponce; John, Minnesota; Jennie, Seaforth; Margaret, Buffalo; Kate and Mary, at home, and Mrs. 3 o.k. ldruxer, Dublin. Two sons, Louis and James,- are deceased. The late Mr. O'Connell was tite last surviving member of the original 'family. Al- though she had been confined to bed since a year ago last June he was able to sit up and read, and main- tained a keen interest in current events. The funeral was 'held on Tuesday morning at - St. Patrick's church, Dublin. Solemn requiem mass was sung by Rev. Fr. White, assisted by Fr, McCardie, St. Augus- tine; Fr. Gaffney, Clinton; and Fr. Webber, ober, of Hesson, 'Mrs, J, D. 0'- Connel, of Seaforth, sang two beau- tiful solos, "The DyingChristian to His Soul," at the offertory of the mass, and "'Che Beautiful Land on High," as the coffin was borne from the church. The pallbearers were Messrs. Louis &snd Wm. Dorsey; Joseph Dorsey, Seaforth; Harry and Leo Fortune, and Frank Evans. In- ternrent was mad in St. Colurnban cemetery ',rite late Alr, O'Connell had a very wide circle of friends who deeply i ionrrt his passim. Mr. Thos. Hurley, Brantford visit- ed his sister, tstti Mrs. George :^ e IIn t 'tai d. Alts, James I<rauskop is visiting i!t Toronto. - Mrs. C. !_McDaid and ,Mrs, Chas. Sti'nhb spent Saturday in Stratford, the guest of the Misses McDaid. Mrs. P, F. d'>enn and sons, of 1'etl- elaw•, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Evans. - Miss Veronica McConnell, of Brescia •},alt, London, is home for the holidaya. Mr. Hodge, of ,Mitchell, attended the funeral of the late Alr. O'Connell. Mr, and Mrs. C. 'McDaid and fam- ily will move to Stratford next week, where he will go into business. Dublin is sorry to lose the McDaid family. Mr. and 'AL's. Jerry Ryan, of Strat- ford, spent Sunday with the latter's mother, :Mrs, Tim 'Maloney. Mr, Thomas Alolyneaux's friends are glad to kito•vv he is recovering from his recent attacks of pleurisy. Alr, Louis Stapleton is visiting re- latives in the village. Airs. Burgard, of Stratford, is visit- ing her sister, Mrs, ,Meagher. 3.Ir, and Mrs. Dant. Williams and son Lewis, w s ofhi g> C ca o I11„ motored to Toronto and took the boat trip through the 'Thousand Islands to St Anne's. On their return they were the guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. John McGrath on Sttnday, leaving Monday for their home. Mr. and (Airs. Barker and children, and Mrs. Beck and children of 'De- troit, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Longworth. Mr. Joe Dorsey and -sister, Miss Minnie Dorsey attended .the funeral of the late Mr. 13. O'Connell. !Mrs. James Redmond, accompan- ied by her cousins, ,\r. and A i s. James Ninnet of Stratford, spent the week end at their cottage !at 'Grand Bend and had a most 'glorious time. They think the lake !life is the one in the ''warm season. "Mr. John Maloney and brother James, Buffalo, are visiting at the !home of their mother, 'Mrs, T. 'Ma loner - Hibbert. \Mrs, 1FIennessy and soft Leo, of Toronto, a-ttended the funeral of the late Mr. O'Connell. :Mrs. Strublb has returned to her ,home at Kitchener after a week's visit with her mother, !Mrs. T. Bu+rns. Miss ilernice iMcGrat'h, is visiting Ther aunt, .Mrs, Evans, in 'Galt. Why (suffer .frain corns ,when they can thepainlesslyrootedtut by using Holloway's Cern 'Remover, - - Finest Nursery Stock Roses, gladioli, peonies, perennials, etc. REAL STOCK, REASONABLE PRICES List on request, HOLLAND CANADIAN . IM'POItT CO. 449 River Road, NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, his i, t e °" PAQ1S d We carry the Weslii1ghorise atola with Music Master Loud' Speaker The most satisfactory set at theimost reasonable prices. Call and see them, 0 Electrical Supplies ST, COLUMBAN, The following rs the report 'I? promotion et;ama af. St. Gvluofmbahen school. The following -pupils passer! Lower school exams.: Edith Males (Phys., 'Zoology, Art); Annie Feett- ey (Zoology, Art, Arith, 'Gram.); Denis Downey (Zoology, Art, Arith., Grath., Phys.); Mary O'Sullivan (Zoology, Art, Arith,, Grams, Phys.); !AfioitgavGe(ranFtl.anery (Zoology, Arith. Gra.); Franc kekrath ("oology, Forst IV. Jr, - Forst IV. Sr.— (Pass r:(Pass 510) --Norman Miles 564. Al- bert Cronin 551, Nora AleQuaid 538, Charles !Miles 515, •1.illian O'Sul- livan 483- (rec.l--Jos. P. Moylan. Tea -cher. Form III. Sr. - Form IV". Jr, ---Leo O'Sullivan 67 p.c., Alice Flannery 65, John Miles 63, Thos. 'AlcQttaid 62. -Form TI1 Jr, - Form III. Sr.— Denis Feeney 80 p.c. (11), John Hol- land 71, Norman McQuaid 64, Ted Melady 62, Mary Delaney 61.19, John Ilart 61,17, Alphonsus Cronin 60, John Flannery serY CD, Rose e Aet dy 57 (rec.), Katie Flannery 55 (-ree,), Mary FI'art 36 (failed). - Forni I1 - Form III. Ir.—Jolnt McQuid 78 p.c, (h ), Kate Holland James O'Sullivan 60 Hana Cronin 62, Edward klart 48 (failed). Form 1 - Forst IL—Florence O'- Sullivan 67 p.c., Fergus ;A1tdsidy 60, Edward O'Sullivan 43 (failed). --- Margaret- Doyle, teacher, YOUR TIRES Be sure you get Fire® stone guns=dipped cords. Cost no more than ordinary tires. Also our new Imperial rubber case battery gu- aranteed for one year. We do all kinds of automobile repair work. All work guaranteed. Automatic Air Service Day or Night. ADAM DODDS Phone 17. SEAFORTH. Miller's Worm Powders prove their value. They do not cause any vio- lent disturbances in .the stomach, any_ pain or griping. -but do their work quietly and painlessly, t o h o h tt e de- s struction of the worms is impercept- ible. Yet they are thorough, and from the first dose there is improve- ment in the condition of the sufferer• and a cessation of manifestations of internal trouble. DO YOU KNOW THAT you can secure a training second to none in Bookkeeping, Stenography or Telegraphy, at` Central Business College Stratford, Ont. Write to the Principal, R. F, Lumsden,S,A., and get full particulars now. 1� The Svecial Milverton Flour We Have it—Give it a Trial. Also. &round Screenings Eehop of 1111 Kinds C. G. Til GRAIN DEALER 1 MSON PHONE 25 VOINVIORMIESIDIMMEKISIMacelgik Your 110Nee a s Li yon are In need Lt `l tett, k the ina a caa. t v':"1 a- e 10 'ieod, of a Law /JCta.l':y, or have a battery to lie A complete line of most called for parts of various cars. Battery charging, oxy-acetylene welding, expert auto repairing our specialties. Have yott. seen New Good Maxwell and Chrysler Cars? egier s Garage PHONE '167W.