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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-07-16, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 16, 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 toast beef, with pota- t ' toes and some green vegetables, he won't get up from the table dissatisfied. D. H. STEWART Your Butcher Seaforth PHONE 58. ,4Tos C. 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 SI MAIN STREET - - SEAFORTH Day Phone 155Wi Night Calls 139r11 Grain, Salt, Flour and Feed Best Pastry and Baking: )hands of Flour. FEEDS.. 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 oats, barley ansi. wheat; W. M. STEWART Phone 77 Seaforth WaIker 8b..Son 1 TJ'NDERTAKI)NG —and— EMBA?avIING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. 3, 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 commtiutity. Send or deliver your cream to us and receive the utmost re- turns,. This is your•Crcamery. 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 Creamer Co. Seaforth, Ont. DI H, McInnes Chiropractor Masseur Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in future. Diseases of area kinds success- Oranges 1 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. t. -co Get your supply - of Pineapples for - Preserves. 111 P� I� s Seaforth' Phone 63 netelowiffam,,ale mn"m�� Want and For Bale Ads, 3 titres, 50c. THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE VL illr.�iiNrraa•.ar®rpi Where do .we sleep? ' "Has someone called up by Long Distance and reserved our, rooms?" Why run the risk of spoiling a holiday? Start out with the def- inite assurance that comfortable rooms and a good 'night's sleep await you: Reserve your rooms by Long Distanced It will ' only take a few minutes, and what a difference it may make to you! The evening rate on Station- to -Station calls (after 8.80, standard time) is only about half the day rate. The night rate (after midnight, standard time is only about one quarter the i rate. -• Town Topics I. tl n®rao....,ou®—rn.�rrma,a.'>�r1 IMrs. S. Cuchnore and son Harold were .the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Daley over the 'week -end Mr, and Mrs. Robert McDonald, Mr; and Mrs. Murray'McDotta9d and IMrs Agnes McDonald, 'who were ,guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Mc- Michael, returned on 'Monday to Detroit. IMrs. J. (McGee and '1lrs. Parker, of Toronto, are vi's'itors a'1. ,the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. T, 5. Webster. •Miss Ka'fe Ellison is visiting friends in., Pont Huron. Ibis's Mary Modelandi, of New Lis ke+a'rd;: is holidaying at her biome, !Rev. A. W. Barker, of ,Brussels, and his'sis!terrjn-law, .Miss Howe; of Wallaceburg, were in town calling on friends. Mr. land Mrs. iMilde !Rennie and fatuity are !holicluvyin'g at Grand Bend. Mrs B, Johnson is substituting for Mrs. •Rlennie as organist of 'the Presbyterian church Mr. and Mrs. D, Hamilton and 'Genieveve, of 'Kansas anlsas (City, 'Miss, were guests of Mrs. Hamilton's sis- ter, lairs, A. J. Case, ' e , (Voss McBride spent a 'few weeks in Stratford. Mr, Irving Sutherland, of Owen Sound, ispent ;the week -end with Mr. T M. Wilson. Rev, J. A, Ferguou, of ,IA.Killop, and Rev. R. Fulton Ir•wit; exchang- ed pulpits on Sunday, 1,tisss May Webster underwent an op eration for aipp'endicitis. Miss Alice Carbetl, of Guelph, is a visitor at her 'hone 'here. .+Miss °hazel Hough is recovering frirm 'an, operation 'for appendicitis. air. Louis Fleurcheutz'was in Lon- don visiting his 'brother. Miss Margaret Davis,of Staffs., visited her +brotlher, Mr. lYf, Davis. Mrs, A,' Stockwell and two daugh- ters, i augh-ters ;VUiss Clara and !Mrs, Harry 1'Ic- Deod, and Mr. ,McLeod, of .London, were recent visitors with Mr. W. H. Trethewcy, broither of Mrs. Stock- well. 'Miss, Daisy Hamilton return- ed to London with them. o .Master Bob and Miss Anna Treth- ewey, of Stratford, are visiting ;their grandfather, Mr. W. H. Treshewey. lir. W; FI. Little is taking a •sunt- neer course in art at Toronto, Miss Helen Larkin left on Wed- nesday for Aurora to assume her duties as nurse in connection with the public health department. Mr. Carl Anent is in London visiting friers, !Miss Clifton and Miss Doris 'Misses , s of the .. were- nes. Clarkson t g Stephens, +Miss Agnes, •MeKaY is attending the summer school at Lake Couchi- ching, Mr. and Mrs. j. Finlayson, Mrs, 3. Patterson and Miss Jessie Gillespie spentthe week -enol in Ohesley. Miss Bessie Grieve is °holidaying in Muskoka. 1111. J as. Robinson, of Detroit, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson. Mrs. ,M•ofiaft and son Kenneth, of I-Ittanilton, areguestsof Mr, mid Mrs. J. A. Witso}t, ;Miss F,rtiberger, of Nile, Mich„ is the guest .o'1f 'Mrs, Bullard. Mr, John 'McCullough and grand- daughter, ')tiss, Katherine Fraser, daughter of Dr. Fraser, of Winnipeg, are 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart. Mrs. F J. Barrows anti .Miss Elin- or, leave this week for 'Fort Wil- liam. Mr. \'V.,ilarber is in Burlington for the holidays. Miss Hazel Jefferson is spending her vacation at the home of her uncle, Dr, J. T. Faust, 'De.Kalb, 611. Mrs, E. C. Armstrong and two children, of 'Hartford, Conn., ar- rived on Monday to spendeadthe sum- mer with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs Andrew Archibald They motored ir5in Toronto with Mr. Fred Archi- bald. .Mr. and Mrs. Sholto Douglas, of the Argentine Republic, and Mrs. W. Mulock Boultbee, :of The Hollow, York Milts, were week -end guests of their uncle- and aunt, 'Mr, :and iv(rs. F. Holmested. Mrs, Geo. Brownlee visited in Ex- eter last week -end and leaves this week for a visit with friends in Windsor. Mr. IClendon Colbert, of London, was a visitor with Seaforth friends. afiss Eaa Holmes has returned af- ter ,spending a week 'wi'th her aurtt, )Its, Dan. Ewan, •Brussels. Mrs. A. iR. Warrington and baby Peggy, of Dos 'H'ome's, Iowa.who have been here visiting her cousin, lits. VVnn •Cush pore, the ipast few weeks, leave Thursday 'for Ia visit with relative's in Kitchener ansi To- onUo air. W T. Pln1 erton' and Misses 1 •na Holmes acrd Nellie Holmes were in Toronto 'Ibis• week -end. IMr. and Mrs. Pitdcartan will leave by 'motor' for Seattle where they will take 't'h'e boat for Juneau, Alaska, and from there they twill motor. to Fairbanks, •Alaska, Mr. P•inketiton is post. master 'at ,Fainbanlas. ,Mrs, Keith, ;of Edmonton and IMrs. John . Henderson, of Blenheitw' are visiting at 'the (home of':Me. and airs. J. B. Tyerm'an. l ,Mr. and 'Mrs. Stevenson and IMrs. Ritchie and Viola and Leslie, 'motor-• ed to Gantt on 'Friday, (Air, ;and Mrs: Thos. Elder left on \\Tadnesdlay .for Detroit. From 'there they will ntittg .. mot o r'with- friends ita•Iow a acid on to Yellow Stone Park, Wyo-' Miss Ella Elder has returned home front 's enh:tgtwo teek:s rt Bay - held. Ar. John T3ea'ttic was -iti Hamilton on ;business. 1L ,anrl Mrs. R. S ;-laysend+il'Irs, E. C. MacLelliarali were Windsor visitors.' Mr. land ,\•frs, E Lawson and Ber- nice, .of Auburn, spent Sundaywith Mrs. W Sclater. )Iris. Louisa E.' Richards, 'Seattl Beery Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station FNIUMNIEMMINMESEMEIVERNIMM LW. 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, SEAFORTH 0O'kit ,gVENINGS. PHONE 257 her ::par entsC1,blr.gand furs.. Charlese istiminer Holbeini• of To - Mr. and 'Mrs. Ta Healy, ron'to, spent the week -end with .'Mrs. C. McOormack, 'Miss Elinor Harries is visiting Mrs. J. H,Best. Mrs, A McGavin and Lois spent a week in Detroit' and 'Windsor. 'Miss Adeline Tyerrn1'n is visiting her sister,' Mrs. J. F•airservice, at Landesb•oro. A ntnnber of people attended •the i•nduotion services in 'the Presbyter- ian congregation in Clinton Tttesd'ay, evening, Mr. and Mrs. W. Duncan and chil- dren were in Stratford on Tuesday attending the .funeral of Mrs. Dun - can's mother airs. M. 'Laverty. Mr. and IMrs. James rliulson were Norwich visitors. Mr. Mt'. Orden. McCord -tack • and Manley Walker, of Buffalo, spenit'the k. week -end with Mrs, C. 'McC'ormac Mr. and Mrs. T. Ward and :family of Lamont, Alberta, have come to Egnvon!dvilte to reside with Mrs. Dyson. Mrs, T. E. Heron and Miss E. Bechely motored to Toronto for .the week end. 'Mr. W. Aberhar't is camping in Muskoka. .Miss unary Laing is, visiting friends d Ba Ciel . at Y i41xs. ] L. Greig is visiting her stun, Mr. W. Greig, in Muskoka. Mr. •anti Mrs. Tyernnau returned Saturday after visiting in Leaming- ton and Blenheim. 'bit'.'.and Mrs. Louis.''Brall and 'their little daughter, accompanied by Miss Lucy Eckart and 'Miss Marie Hughes left for Detroit. Miss Eckert .will remain in the city. Mr. Jos. Eckart is repairing his threshing outfit. Mr. and :Mrs. R. G. Parke and chil- dren spent the week -end at Orange- ville. 'Miss Rena Maclaren, Croanarty, is the guest of her -grandmother, Mrs. J. A. 'McLaren, Egit ottdville. Judge Jackson and airs. jaelcson, of Lethbridge, Alta., are the guests of Miss Jackson, Egtnon'dville. Mr. and ,VG'st. George'Tune, of Stratford were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Van Egmotad. Mr. Jahn Vanstone and Miss Ruby Van'stone returned with them to ltheir home in Stratford. Mrs. Alex. McLaren and parents Mr. attd ,Mrs, Hoggarth, Cromarty were Sunday visitors in town. Miss Gladys McPhee has returned from holidaying at Bayfield. • 1'Ir. an t �of \ Guests at 'the home Guts Mrs. E L.Box are 'Mrs Smith an daughters and !Mrs. Nicholson, Lon- don; Mr.Nicholson, Detroit. Twenty-nine rinks are competing las the News goes to press, for'th London Free Press trophy on th 'bowling green. Entries are. ifron Wingham, Paris, Goderidh, H.e'nsall Stratford, Lucknow and"Exeter, Mrs. •Henry Weidaatd is visiting it Toronto, owing to the Illness of her daughter-in-law, IMrs. Harry Wei land. 'Seaforth juvenile baseblall team be Ifeated Clinton at the "rec" Wednes- day, 7-3. Return• game will be played in Clinton on August 4th. DUBLIN. Mr. and ,Airs,. Dave McCannel and family are spencling,a few 'week at Bayfield and report having a soot time. They wi11 enjoy the rest. Ellen 'Dillon is a visitor` at th home of her cousin, airs, Jos, Givlin 'Maas Anna Dillon -spent Saturcla in Mitchell, till, Charles McDaid had his 4t•ouse hoi'd--goods 'loaded on Ia ,truck ea `route for Stratford where they 'in tend to make !their home, We wis Mr. and Mrs. 'McDaid health an prosperity in their new !home, Mr. Jim oStapletton, of Buffalo N.Y,, is visitor in •town and `cam to visit his brother, Jerry and Paddy who is not so well in health. JI thinks there is no place like 'Dublin. Mrs. W. Quitter and her three dint sitters and her sister, Miss M, Hur ley, of Stratford, caked on Mrs. Red mond on Sunday. rMr, and Ivlrs:\Muriel spent Mon clay the ghost of their cousin, Mr Redmond, • Miss Kate -Hickey, south of th village, spent 'Tuesday in London, Miss Edwards, of Stratford, i visiting at the Home, of Mr- an Mrs. Edward 13. Tyers. iMr. and 'iris, Reuben Atkins wer made 'happy over the arrival of bouncing baby boy. lir, •anal Mrs, John Burn! lof aIi 'n Th ilia bel called on friends t The villag I d g on Sunday. y .picking is the order the day. Mis's Dyer, of 'Chicago, Ill., is e. eoted an town shortly to remod p .her cottage into a bungalow, whit will add !greatly, to its appearance, ;airs, Hunter, of Toronto, visite her mother, Mrs. C. Beale, retort ung home on Monday, accompanie by her daughter, Miss ;Marion Hun er, who has been here the past tw months, and is feeling much ibett after her long illness. A great ntb'ny attended the game Kiniturn Tuesday night, S't. Coln ban defeating the Hurons 1-0 in t play-off. Mr. Leo Kenny, Toronto, is visi wig his parents, Mr. and lairs. Phil Kenny, Mr. and airs. Jno. Kenny have r turned to their home in Detroit. 'Mrs. Daniel .Barry - spent a fe ,lays last week visitinvg her dlaught in London. Miss Eleanor Jordan teacher Welland, is holidaying with her pa eu'te, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jorda Hibbert. Mr. W. Carpenter was a Seafor d. visitor on Sunday. 'e el of S'tra tfor Miss Lavinia' D1 g d yisited her uncle, t(x. H.Dtegel. Visitors with Mr. and sirs. R. Brown this week are IMrs. 'G. Wright, Rochester, N.Y., airs. A. eMarshall, ;Windsor; Miss %faltten• t R'oehester, and Mrs. L. G. Ferguso Toronto. Miss Helen Cronin returned fro' Toronto to,Spend the vacation wi t her parents. ,lfiss +Margaret 11feConnell 'spe Saturday in Goderich and Bayfie with Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Brown. A number of the ladies from fon attended a 'tea given at the home Mrs. J. 'Moore, Hibbert. Mr. Basil Byrne has returned 'm 1 duties in Detroit, Mrs. Jos. Krauskoltf spent a f slays in Toronto, the gttes't of ,M t Michell. ' ,air. Albert P. 'Morris, 'of Saskach Mr, wan, visited at the home of :A' s Frank McConnell. Mr. and >birs. John McAleer, 1 Detroit,' land family, are visiting the home of Mr.P. Ryan. y Dan Costello, our genial •barb The wears a broad smile since 'Bund' i It's a girl. • Eleven • .candida'tes from Dub Separa,Je school tried °the eittrlan exuam's. All were successful. It c Utility reflects 'credit 00 Qum tcadh MANLEY. Mr. and Mrs. Leo ,McKCay, front Sa'skatche tn, are spending their; holiday's at her :parents' home, Mr Fred Eckert, and while here they ar lalling -rots his 'bro'thers land sister Acre; and all their -many ;friends. Af- ter an absence of four years they fine many 'changes. Mrs. Fred Eckart died Sunda night in the hospital'in Chicago. Th ftinetiatl° wi11 be held in Dublin or Ft-iday •morning. CRt MA1 TY. Mr. and airs. Donald 'McKellar spent Sunday with friends in Lis- tawel; Miss Currie and .Ivtrs. Tufford are spending a week' with 't1heir niece Mrs.. Young,_ of Motherwell. Miss Rebecca Bruce, . of Detroit, spent 'the,,week-end with her par- ents, -Mr, and 'Mrs. D.' Bruce. Mrs.- A.; Vincent is seriously ill with air attack of pneumonia. Mr. Ott 'Walter, .Detroit, Spent the ,past'week visitTtt' his parents, Mr. aria Mrs, Oswald Walker. • ed to Inas returned ,•" � to Olive Miss OL l her duties in Toronto after aamontlt s holidays with her mother, •Mrs. 5. Speare. Mother Graves' Wolini Extei•ntinia- tor will drive 'worms 'front the system without injury to 'the child, because C -its action while .fully •effective, is t titd- 'M, 'Isabel.. ,Mr. and ,firs. Dave 111•cdonn01i a family are holidaying at .BIayfi•eld. John Dtege•l of Port Elgin, was visitor over Sunday at Mr. G. Die'ggel''s The .following are resui'ts of rete etaniinati ants of Toronto C'on'Servit eir{• of ,Music !held here Intermedia gristle, 1st cliass honors, iy[arie Bc inner; honors, Anna Deism}icy; •pa Drucilla Campbell, Junior graf pass Estfher Ryan, 'Primary, 'hone, Betty. Cahpbcll. Elementary 'gtta, plass. Geneve,eve McCarthy. t hY Int tt clucto, y grade honors EtlheIyne Hearne The Ladies' Guild of St. Mar church, Duiblin, will NOW a ,pienic 'Wednesday, July 22nd in Statto grove, Huron roacb. ' Promotions far Duplin Siegal. school: Jr. IV to Sr. IV -Don _ Beinin.ger, Pat :McConnell, Loretto 1 e y h rl G, t_ of er at m- he e T. RADIO We carry the Westifghouse Radiola IILA r, with Music Master Loud Speaker The most satisfactory set at the, most reasonable prices. Call and see them. ® ®? ulr deTic k Electrical Supplies, , Delaney, O'Hearu, nan, 1 relay. n - F. 'ra JL Feeney, Brennan,. e stye, Eugene Carrie D. _ James - Monica Clare _ J!ack Irene Cummings, aney, s M•athikdle d G. McCarthy, O'Connor, a old, Arnold, e Stapleton, Dillon, -Connor, .- Brennan, A Holly, h kopf, d 1_ d the Clarence Looby, Edmund 5. ' Krausleo!p'f, Anna B, en- Helen Kenny, Kathrine Don- Sr. IIT to Jr. IV—Nora hlcGraith, Stapleton, V. \\tolyneaux, Carrie sko if F. krausltopf, 'Harry u p , Joseph Krauskopf; Mary` Leona Maloney. jr. ISI to Sr, III --Mary Dorre- .Dan McCarthy, G. Dorrestyn, Donnelly, M. Dillon, O'Connor, Ethlyn, O'Hearn, Brennan. Sr. II to Jr, III -Joseph Delaney, Cummings, C. Krauskopf, Roach, Genevieve McCarthy, Gormley, Elizabeth Cummings, 'Modyneaux, Ursula Krauskopf, Donnelly, Anna . 'Dillon Frank' Gordon Dill. Sr. Primary to II—Francis Del-, 'Bertha Dillon, E. Cu'mmbngs, Doarestyn, Arthur Loo'hy, Donnelly, Kathrine Kenny, Lloyd James Dillon, Norman E. Stapleton, John Arn• Dorothy Donnelly. Jr. Primary to Sr. Primary—Rose Genevieve Feeney,. Rita Agnes'Rowland, Roselle' Leonard Nagle, Agnes 0'- 'b n Leom g g. Margaret Dorrestyn. Printary A to Primary B—Franeis Joseph Dorsey; A. Don- Joseph Burns, Charles Kraus- , loos. Joseph YOU TIRES -R Be sure you get Fire. stone gUlll49dl1Dped cords. eost no more than ordinary tires • Also our° new 1itig�e>rial rubber case battery �l>f aranteed for one year. We do all kinds of automobile repair work.' All work guaranteed. Automatic Air Service Day or Night. ADAM D®DDS Phone 17. SEAFORTH. should always be on !hand in your ' more ' 'n. chest none is n medicine home important than Dr. Thomas' Edle„c- uric. Oil. Its manifold usefulness in relieving 'pain and healing sickness is known by mtany thousands: through - u Tho- theland. Alwas scDr u out Y 'mss' Fadectric Oil for relieving rheu- mas' .uratic and sciatic Ip'ains, treating sore 'throats and chests, coughs, burns, scalds, cuts, bruises and sprains. Th Horne Medicine Chest--Annong standard 'household remedies that t- 0 10111111DANIONOMNIENRIMINWSW DO YOV KNOW THAT you can secure a training second to none iu Bookkeeping, Stenography or Telegraphy, at t- Central Business College Lp i.- Stratford, Ont. w Write to the Principal, R. P. LUmsden.B,71., and set inn er particulars now. N. Of'1111111110116. r- 0, th a, C. 0.BN-I--i V. in: rh tit Id wit 01 is ns. _ at cr, Y. in a. - n., ad a EI. ma rt- to t, ss, le, rs, ie' •o-. )'- on 1's rte tld ,,� The Special Flour We Have it—Give 'roundlScreenings Milverton it a Trial. Aiso. [Chop of 111 Kinds PHONE 25 a G. THOMSON GRAIN DEALER ®ion Your Auto 11 you are in neer! of Tires. If v"'; e'- it need of a new he repaired, see uR A complete line of most called Battery charging, oxy-acetylene repairing' our specialties. Have volt New Good Maxwell" e , ie PHONE Needs give us s call battery, or have a battery to fol partsof various cars. welding, expert auto Seed and Chrysler Cars? rage : • ; 167W.