The Seaforth News, 1925-07-30, Page 3THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925:
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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.
D. D. STEWART
Your Butcher Seaforth
PHONE 58,
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,
.1J. C. Thompson
MAIN STREET- - SEAFORTH
Day Phone 155\\ Night Calls 139r11
Grain, Salt, Flour
and Feed
Best Pastry and Baking Brands of
Flour.,
FEEDS. Bran, shorts, white-tnidd-
lings, ground screenings, oil
meal and tankage,
SALT. Cattle Salt, Dairy Salt,
Poultry Feeds of all kinds.
rete±;
Highest market prices paid for oats,
barley and wheat.
W. M. STEWART
Phone 77 Seaforth
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Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. 2. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone -67.
CHURNING CREAM
ANTES
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 sdtisfaction means our success,
Highest prices paid for good cream, consistent with accurate
and careful we:ghing and testing.
Cash paid for cream to all patrons wishing same.
Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaforth, Ont,
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O. H. McInnes
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.
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At all prices to meet your needs
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PURE OLIVE OIL
FRESH ONIONS.
HEAD LETTUCE.
CELERY
TOMATOES.
LETTUCE
NEW CABBAGE
STRAWBERRIES.
PINEAPPLES.
Get your : supply .of Pineapples for
Preserves.
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Want and For Sate Ads, 3 titres, 50c
Long week -ends
for busy men
Without the telephone,
the business man might
find it impossible to
take them.
But now he goes away
with an easy mind.
No circumstances can
arise in his absence of
which he ` cannot be.
instantly advised—by
Long Distance.
If a decision is needed,
he can make it before
banging up the receiver.
Holidays are'inecessaiy
—and Long Distance
makes them possible.
Costs a family less th.an f% of
its annual outlay
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Wedding stationery at News office.
Mr. and Mrs, John Ferguson and
two daughters, of Kansas 'City, and
Miss Mary Ferguson, .of Bay City,
were week -end guests at the home of
Mrs. Earl( Bell.
Miss Hazel Dicoat,is Eaking a sum-
mer course at Queen's University,
Kingston,
)Miss Cooper is visiting friends in
Sttiffa.
Miss Dila Turnbull is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. "payntan 'spent the past week
at 'iter home -in Exeter,
IMilss Madge Stewart is spending
the holidays with her ;parents, Mr.
and Airs. J. A. Stewart:
Rev, 'r, Robinson, of.. Stratford,
filled the pulpit of. the Presbyterian
charch very acceptably last Sunday,
Miss Erie Stewart, Kitchener,
spent the week -end at her ]tome here,
,Miss O'Neil is the guest of Miss
hlelen. Dickson,
Dr, and tMlrs, 1'I: j, .Hodgins and
hildre'n returned to Toronto last
slt•iday. They weir- accompanied by
Mrs, G. E. Henderson.
Miss Bessie Waite, of Goderich, is
visiting 'her aunt, Miss ,Alice. Arch).
bald.
Messrs. Edmund Daly and Jack
Daly are holidaying at "The Oak-
lands," Burlington Bay.
Mfr. Cecil Smith, of Toronto, is
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visitiSmiug th, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Mr. Arnold Westcort is i11 at .~pres-
ent in the hospital in London.
The Seaforth Lions Club were
hospitably entertained by 'the Geode
rich Club on Wednesday evening,
S'frs. 5. Deem is visiting friends in
Erie Beach anti Buffalo,
Mr, Leslie )McKay,` -of Kitchener,
is home for a few holidays
,Miss Kathleen Powell, of .Gode-
rich, is visiting Hiss Violet Rankin.
Miss Sadie Thonipson is confined
to her hone 'through illness.
lits. Viatsu'n IS ill at present in St.
Joseph's hospital. London.
Mrs, \V. Cudmore and 'Margaret
are visiting friends. in Toronto.
Miss Greta iMerner is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Ferguson, in London.
i\fr. shut ;Mrs. Geo. Spotton spent
Monday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.
J. J Mcr net,
The Sunday :school of St. Thomas'
church held its annual picnic to
Case's grove on Wednesday after-
noon of this week.
Mrs. \Vm.'Snell and rlacghter Mar
guerite, of Hamilton, are visiting
friends in and around Seaforth,
\text Monday, Aug. 3M, is civic
holiday.
Miss Irene Patterson , of Munro
has returned horse • after spending
a reek with .Miss Evelyn ITarburn.
'Air, and Mrs, J. G. Mullen and
Mrs, H, •Ellison intend leaving this
week to/spend a couple of :weeks at
Windntere, .Muskoka.
Rev, and .Mrs. Lane and daughter
I•Ielen of Drum -ho, were guests at
the Egmondville manse.
'Messrs, George and Frank Jackson
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naotoredh. froth Quebec and visited
Miss Jacksons or their way to Gode-
Mr. William McCullough, of
Shaftesbury, Mich., is visiting Mr, J.
A Stewart. .
Alts, G, '\t`hitesides and 'son, Mr.
(. \\hite.sides, and fancily, of Strat-
ford, 'were guests of Mrs. S. Boyd.
Mrs, McDougall, of Toronto, is
the guest of Miss Stephens, at the
Queen's,
Ade. Soothers, of Toronto, is visit-
ing his daughter, 'Mrs, J. Sclater.
Miss Duncan, of South China, who
is at present on 'furlough, spent the
week -end with Miss Bertha 'Chesney.
Mrs, Frank Clem and son Jack,
of Shoshone, Idaho, are guests of
(Mrs. John Rankin.
Mr. W. Patrick is visiting friends
in OriMlia,
Dr. ;and Mrs. R. R. Ross and Miss
Gretta were Bruce Beach visitors.
Mfrs. H. Ellison, ofToronto, is
the guest of -Mrs, J. G. 'Mullen:
'Air. and Mrs. R. A. Wilson, of
New York, are guests of Mr, and
Mrs. W. E. Southgate,
Mrs. J. ,McKinley and son Scott,
of 'Winnipeg, are visiting cher par-
ents :Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Scott, at
Thornton 'Hai.
Miss C. IMcTavjsh its nursing 'Mel;.
Neil Shaw in Ridgetown. Mrs.
Shaw 'tad the misfortune to fall and
fraoture her tliigii.
Mr. A. Burrow's is a' Detroit
visitor,
'Air. . R. J McKinney, . Port alt
Spain, Trinidad, is the guest of leis
uugle, Mr. T . Stephens,, at the
Queen's.
The Presbyterian •-Choirheld a
most enjoyable picnic on Friday to
Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Handley,',Who
have returned from their' wedding
trip, leave this week for their new
home in London.
:Mrs. Hargraves, of Toronto; and
little son, are 'guests of iter parents,
\lr. and Mrs. T. 'G. Shalliu:glaw.
Miss :Moon,. of Toronto, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. B. Johnstone,
.Mrs.' Harry Stewart and
) children,
of Toronto, are visiting her -parents,
:Mrs. and :Mrs. Robert McKay, in
EgmondvilIe
The 1o'ilowing front this neighbor-
hood registered at the summer.
school
oPthe L.nrledchurclt at
Gode-
rich rich last week: Gladys s ,'1lolknd,
Marguerite Black, Gladys McPhee,
Keith Webster, - Laura. ,Me•Millan,
Sadie Howatt, rhMdtdred Britton,'
Thelma Vale, !Elva Wheatley, Jose-
phine Livingstone, `Blatiche Wheat-
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Prompt Service Assured Satisfaction
Reasonable Prices
ALSO PRESSING AND REPAIRING
PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS:
Upstairs over Mr. Keating's Drug Store.
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH
Oc,L'it EVENINGS.
PHONE 257
ley, Cliffords Britton, Elizabeth ,Mills,
Louise Mills,,Vina Rogerson, Mur-
ray Savawge.
•i1•[r. A. A, McLennanwas ap:point-
ed by Grand Master J, A. Rowland at
the t'ecent Grand Lodge, A.F.&A.M.,
at Hamilton, one of the Grand
Stewards.
Mr, Wren Eyre was attending the
Old Home Week in Sarnia, staring
the past week.
Sproat and Bechely .won the tro-
phy at Goderich last Wednesday in..
the Scotch doubles tourney,
Miss Jean Deiorene, of Hamilton,
1s visiting at Lite'home of Mrs. J. F.
Daly,
Mr. and Mrs, A. I), Armstrong
and Miss Margaret Armstrong, and
Mr, and Mrs. R. (McKinley motored
over to I-Tensall on Tuesday and
spent the day visiting friends.
'Mrs. Louis Rusk and three chil-
dren, of Watrnuc, Sask., are visiting
her 'sister, Mrs. Ivan Forsyth in
Hibbert.
.firs. Kelly, of 'Morris township,
visited Mrs, Thos. McQuade, Gode-
rich -street, over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward and family' and
lvfrs, Dyson visited Varna friends on
Sunday.
Air. Louis 's D .
ur. Devereaux has just
completed a fine garage at his hone.
IIu,Ion- road east,
.Miss Dorothy Kerslake is spending
some 'weeks with friends in Flint
and Lansing, Mick.
Mr. and !frs. R. G. Parke and fanc-
ily spent Sunday: in Walton and
Wingham.
Airs. P. 'Vermin. from Windsor, is
calling on friends here.
Mfrs, Jas. Walker and son, of Win-
nipeg, spent a few days with their
cousin. \frs. J. B. Tyerman.
lair. and Mrc. Lohn Nfoo•e arrived
here by, motor from California. Mr.
Moore is one of Huron's old boys
wdto made his fortune in 'Uncle
Sam's domain,
Mrs and •Mrs. Dau. Kinahler and
his two daughters and daughter-in-
law and Mrs. Jnt, Moore . motored
here from Detroit last Monday to
renew acquaintances.
Mr. Jos, Eckert has engaged 'Air,
John \McCowan) for ^this season's
threshing.
•Mr. and Mrs. E. Bright returned
on Tuesday from their 'wedding trip
to Quebec.
The Rebekah Lodge held their an-
nual picnic to Bayfield on Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. \\'. D. Bright and Miss Doble
have returned from visiting in
Bridgeburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart and
Mrs. Haidel, Toronto, are visiting
Mr. John Walker who is seriously
ill at present.
Mrs. Clancy and slaughter Marg-
aret, Detroit, are guests of Mr, and
Mrs, Charles Stewart.
Miss Brake, Peru, was a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Crich.
li.rs, McGartney, Detroit, and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwards. Bridgelburg,
visited Mr., Ellen Murray this week,
Miss Florence McKay and Miss
Brown, of Toronto, are guests of
Miss Rena ;MciCenzie,
Mr. and 'Mrs. L, O. Oke, Toronto,
are visiting :Mrs. H. Mason.
Miss Effie McLeod, Detroit, was a
,guest this week of ,Mrs, J. Kerr,
-Mr.' and 'Mrs, John Henderson, of
Blenheim, and Mrs, SI. P,; Keith, of
Edmonton, returned on Wednesday
after spending A couple of weeks at
the home of J. B.'Tyerman.
Miss :Marjorie` Brown was a visitor
at the ha-ntc of her )parents', Rev.
and Mrs. T. I -L._ Brown this week,
Principal and Mrs. W. G. Spencer
are spending their holidays in .Port
Colborne.
Mrs. F. Thompson and two chil-
dren, Of Toronto, -ate visiting at the
home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Wes: Free.
Mrs. .Aitken turd (laughter, of
Bluevale, are visiting' Mr, and ,Mrs.
Robb:
John ..o pb.
When' Asthma 'Cortes 'do not des-
pair Turn at once to the help ef-
fective—Dr. J: D. I{'.ellogg's Asthma
Rpmedy, .his \vonde-fttl remedy
'will give' you the aid'neeyl so sorely.
Cholri'ng ceases, 'breathing becomes
natural and without effort. Others,
thousands of thein, have 'suffered as
you suffer hut have wisely turned to
this famous remedy and .ceased to
suffer. Get a .package this very day.
ST. COLUMBAN.
Football—tit. Columhatt and Tavi-
stock met -on the Si, Co-nmb,an
grounds on Thursday evening in
the return game of the intermediate
-semi-finals to declare a winner of
the two 'districts and Tavistock won
by the score of 1 goal to 0. in a fast,
clean game. Tavistock has a .well
balanced team and had a shade
on St, Columba!' on the play. 'Cline,
of _ Tavistock, played a wonderful
game on the back division for Tavi-
tock, The visitors won 'the round
.hy 2 goals to 1. The game was
witnessed by the largest crowd of
the season. Fisher of Stratford was
the' referee' and did his cork well,
,Miss Agnes Downey, of St, Jos-
eph's hosptal staff, London, is Home
for e holiday at the )tome of her
parents ,Mr. and Mrs. M. Downey,
St, Co'tunt'hau.
.Mr. and Mrs, James Dalton and
little daughter of 'Miinvattkee,
are home on a visit to Mr. Dalton's
parents, Mr, and Mrs, John J. Dal-
ton, of Hibbert.
.Mu iohn Moore, of SanFrancisco,
Cal„ is visiting`friends and relatives
in this vicinity,
:21r and Mrs. Daniel Kinsella, Sr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. D. Kinsella, Sella
Jr.,
of Detroit, are renewing acquain-
tances and visiting relatives in St.
Columhan and McKillop this 'week.
and Mrs. Joseph :Moore, of
Detroit, are visiting friends in 5t.
Columba!! and ..McKillop this week.
Ret. Brother Sinton of DeleSalle
College, Aurora, was a visitor to sev-
eral of the 'homes in St. Columba!'
Parish this Week. His mission ,is- to
Brgetothers, recruits to join the Christian
-blaster Patrick Feeney, who has
been spending the holidays at the
home of his parents, Mr. and 'bars.
'Phos, Feeney in McKillop, returned
to Aurora this week where he is a
student at DelaSalle College.
Miss Helen Downey, of Detroit,
spent a few days with relatives in
St. Columba!' last .weele,
Miss Emily Downey, of Stratford,`
is spending her holidays at the home
of her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs, M.
Downey, St, (..olunthan.
Mr. Matt Ryan and his mother,
\irs. 'Richard Ryan, of Seaforth,
spent Sunday' at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Owen Hart, St. Calunrbau.
Mr, W. Devereaux, of Chicago, is
visiting at the home of Mr. and .Mrs.
P. V. ,McGrath,
Rev, lean D. J Downey, of Wind-
sor, was a St. Columnban visitor on
Thursday of last week.
Mr. and ,Mrs W. J. Cleary, of St.
Columba!' were Stratford and Ei•ieau
Beach visitors last Saturday.
Berry picking is the order of the
day and young and old are on the
joh daily,
Want and For Sale ails, 3 tunes foe.
DUBLIN.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Gordon and
son Reg., of Stratford, spent Sun-
day the guests of Mr, .and Mrs. A.
Darling,
Mr. Peter Lamb, of Guelph, spent
a few days visiting old friends here.
Pt is twenty years since he.ieft Dub-
lin and 'naturally. he 'sees a great
many changes,
Cars, .T. Burns has returned front.
Stratford `after a week's visit with
her daughter, Mts. McDaid.
Rev. and Mrs. Robarts, of Mitchell,
visited Dublin friends on 'Monday.
'The proceeds of the Anglican pic-
nic on Wednesday last amounted to
$70, There were good races and the
:inners recdved fine ,prizes. The
ball game :between P,rodhaget and
Dublin was won by the former, who
donated the prize of $9 to the church.
Misses Mary Hastings and Veron-
ica \f.eConnell spent Sunday at the
hoine of Mr, John McGrath.
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thee. John I'ethick is on the 'sick
,Air. and \lrs. John McAleer return
this week to :,Detroit after visiting
their daughter, Ales. Pat, Ryan, and
other relatives.
'Airs. Walter Carpenter is having
her house in hulblut renovated and
will prove in next month.
A public demonstration of culling
/poultry will be given at A. Forbes,
Huron road east of Dtiiblin, an Fri-
day, July list, at 9.30 atm. Demon-
stration is conducted' under •the joint
direction of the 'agtietiiltural repre-
sen;ttative and 'the extension )branch
of the Poultry departs cult Guelph.
Master Theodore McLean, of 'To-
rotlto; is visiting Mr. and Mrs, R. C,
Brown.
We carry the _Westinghouse
Rdi a HLA.
,_ with Music Master Lout! Speaker
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{,'The most satisfactory set at thelmostreasonable prices.
Call and see then).
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Electrical Supplies1
Mr and AMrs, Petersen, of Dash
wood,, visited \Mr. and Mrs. Darren -
Stein over Sunday.
Miss Mary 'Gilniurray :has return-
ed to Rochester, N.Y'., after spending
a couple of weeks with her sister,
Mrs, F. J. Feeney.
'Miss MamieMcGrathand Miss
Anna Delaney spent Sunday in
Manley.
A number from here attended
the football game in St. Columrhan
last Thursday evening, which result-
ed in a score of 1-0 itt favor of
Tavistock.
,Mr. Joseph Dantzer and his cousin
,Mr. Hickey, spent the past week
lvith relatives in Logan.
Harvesting has commenced; and
much of the ;barley is cu•t.
The rain of Monday night will
greatly help the ^crops, especially the
root and potato crop as they were
beginning to die for want -of mais-
ttire.
A number of young people from
here spent .Sunday in Bayfield and
Grand Bend.
.hit and :Mrs.
GC01' Howard Iowa d
r and
daughter Marguerite intend moving
to Brantford in the near future,
Mise Hazel ,Hills has left for To-
ronto where she intends taking a
business position.
Miss Kate Hickey and friends mo-
tored to Goderich on Sunday to visit
relatives.
Miss Helen Roache has completed
her course at the Central Business
College, Stratford.
4samoloweneamonemeassaussatoosan,
YOUR Ti ES
lie sure you get Fire.-
stone
ire.stone guruedipped
cords.' Bost no more
than ordinary tires.
Also our new Imperial
rubber case battery got
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,
Mr. and Mrs, J. V, Ryan and -son,
Jimmy, left Friday 011 a trip to St.
Anne de Beaupre.
•Air. Fred Fawcett is sporting 51
new Overland touring car.
\\'s ere all sorry to hear that Mrs.
Fred' Saddler is on the sick list.
Miss Helen Cronin has returned
from 'Toronto .where she has spent
part of her vacation visiting friends
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and Telegraphy,
Write now for full details.
Central ' Business College
Stratford, Ont.
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A complete line of most called for parts of various cars.
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