HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-10-01, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 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.
H. STEWVART
Your Butcher Seaforth
PHONE 58,
As a bird is known by its note
• so is a man knownby his work
Practical
Shoe
Repairing
P g
A few reasons why our Shoe repairing
appeals to the'publie
First Class Workmanship
First alass Material -
First dais Service and
reasonable prices
We do not cobble, we repair. 20 years
experience
Fred Barlow
SEAFORTH
Two doors south Beattie's
Variety Store.
Red & White
ehain Stores
SPECIALS FOR ONE WEEK
- ONLY,
P. and G., Gold, Pearl, Naphtha-.
Soap, 5 bars for 25c
(Not more than 20 bars to one
customer.)
Finest Roll, Oats, 3 lbs. for iic
Sery-Us rMayonuaise; 8* oz. jar -30c
Sery-Us Coffee, in pound tins,. • •55c
You will find Sery-Us brand goods
in Red and White Stores only. The
quality is of the best and the price
inost satisfying ..to the purse. We
leant you to try Sery-us. brands,
More new lines will appear: each.
week.
We sery-U right at the Red sold
White.
Ross J. Sproat
W. M. Stewart
W, J, Walker 8& Soo
UNDERTAKING
-and-
EMBA?MING
Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. 2. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
Long Standing Asthma, Many have
suffered so long from asthma and
have tried so snail), so-called ren-.
edies they think that there is no real
help for them. They should read the
letters received by the manufacturers
of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Rem-
edy from hundreds of cases once as
desperate as their own. ,
CHURNING CREAM
W&NTED
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 Crealiery Co, Seaforth, Ont,
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(f iii, ingliau:, will be at the
Commercial I€ . s1, Zeaforth,
Monday and Thursday After- UY
norms in future.
})i• ;:aces n.f aril lemds success,
fully treated
At all prices to meet your needs
49, 50 and
75c
PURE OLIVE OIL
SWEET POTATOES.
CRANBERRIES.
CELERY
TOMATOES
CALIFORNIA GRAPES.
T, s°�i�lips
Seaforth Phone 63
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ST.' COLUMBAN.
Mr, and Mrs, McCarrol, of Strat-
ford, were Sunday visitors at the
home of . ;Mr. and ' Mrs. Michael
:Downey, St. Columban.
Miss Agnes Downey, of St. Jos-
llosettal, London, nursing staff,
et1...1 on her parents. 11r, and Mrs
tl U•"ty„ v, 01 St, (oinmban, one
lir i u) r D:utr r 31:Ls returned
S . -; ,u son miter r ,n 1•li r ;
i'nisn r ni ln,h in f dC3?w;, al In! •-
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M;:4 1?atilt' P,. tt . , . ,t alio. 1.
1.1. a; th, ,, :"a' h me in
m.
A large %amber from t tit y r hill
t•, , Seaf it 11 tt :t
1.tr. t. „1 r1i:••• •r the. ,rill
tri rmal r.ltooi,.
VAt Nfa .
21r;. 1 \n tin is visiting he .at
11,.., Schell„ id Detroit.
Anniversary :service, will he hell
la ;he: 1. -mon church n."ea Snndat
O•r. -1t1t :
Rev. AL.. Nay If) of Bengal!, oc-
,imied, the emelt in tit joint's church
last Sunday evening nh le Mr. Paull,
of•` tt ti, 11, c .in.luc e l the thanksgiv,
f , ereiCe, in Heit. ,11. •
Many farmers have been assisting
Mr W. Tru to ht: hattlut * materials. to
help re!`l.tre the hart recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Silo tilling has begmi and the far-
mers will he very busy for a time.
\ata Phoebe Colclough underwent
an operation to have her tonsils re-
moved,
.Afr. and bfra. John Beatty - and
\[r. Johnston to"olc in Exeter fait• last
\Vcthteada} Mr. M, Elliott won first
prize for his driving outfit,
Rural newt Tlartly, of Godericlt,
will conduct the 'harvest .thanksgiving
services in St. John's church on Oct,
I lth,
\Virile ascending the hill north of
\ arna . t{r.• Robert 'Webster had the
misfortune to stall his car • which
baked off the road
hut fortunately
nothing serious • happened, we are
pleased to report.
KIPPEN.
1)n Sunday, October- 4th, anniver-
sary services will be held in St. An-
drew's United church, T'Zippen. It' will
also be the reopening after' being- re-
decorated and the occasion will mark
the inauguration of union b1 both
congregations. It is expected the
'Moderator of Huron Presbytery
Rev, Geo. Telford,' of Blyth, will
preach at both services. On iitohday
night a high class entertainment will
be given by London talent.
flTown Topics
A quantity of matter intend-
ed for this week's paper, is
is being held over for next
week,' owing to lack of space.
Mr. ;Ed. Daley, of Walkeron,
spending a few days with his parent
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Daley.
Mr. and Mrs, Harris, of Stratfor
were the guests of Mr. and Mr
Peter Daley on Sunday,
Miss Corley, of Toronto, spent th
week -end as a guest of .Miss Astna
of the Collegiate staff.
Mr, !Malcolm Armstrong spent th
week -end -'with his parents, 'Mr, an
Mrs, A. A Armstrong. On. Sunda,
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and Marg
aret returneg to, Lucknow •with hi
and spent. the day with friends.
S.S. No, •1 Morris, of which Mis
Gwendolyn .Snowdon, of 'Sea'forth, i
teacher won first prize at B•lyt
school fair on Thursday. last for th
parade and also first prize for th,
chorus, There were ten schools it
competition.
Mr, and lvlrs.• Oscar Neil spent a
couple of days in London this week
Miss Ann Prewer returned to St
Hilda's college, Toronto, on Tues
day, after spending three weeks the
guest of 'Rev. ' .and Mrs. J, F
Snowdon.
, Miss Ethel Wankel left on Satur:
day to return to her position as pro-
fessional nurse in California. She will
visit at Regina and other places in
the West enroute.
Mr. Peter Daley got 10 firsts, "
seconds for 'Black Giants, Silver -
laced 'Wyandottcs and Minorcan at
the fair.
Mrs. S. Elgie and daughter Grace
left on an extended trip to North Bay
where they expect to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. A. 'McLennan is ill at pres-
ent.
Mrs, John Kerr has rented apart-
ments'itt the Royal.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Eyre and Mr.
Will Eyre, of Sarnia, spent Sunday at
the home of their mother, Mrs, Siia
Eyre,
Mr. Wren Eyre attended the con-
vention of 'the Young People of the
United church in London' last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sharpe, and
Mr. and Mrs, George Bunseh, spent
the week -end with their nephew, Mr.
J. H...Paxman, of Royal Oak, Mick.,
formerly of the Paxman Garage,
Clinton, who is very ill,
Mr. Harold Patterson and Mr,
Clayton •'Barris, of ilvfunro, were
week -end visitors at Dr. 'Hanburu's,
Mrs. C. Forrest is a Toronto
visitor.
Mrs. T, Rands and daughter May -
belle are Wingham visitors.
Miss 'Evelyn (Harburn has returned
from
a week's visit with relatives in
Munro.
Mr. J, J, Murray and daughter
Catherine, of Hibbert, and Mrs. D.
McMillan, motored to Kinkara Sun-
day to visit Sister If. :Marcella, the
latter's sister,
Miss Annie Strong, daughter cf
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Strong, Tucker -
smith, is attending London normal
school,
Mrs. \\', Devereaux, Sr,, was a
London visitor last week.
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SEAFORTH FAIR - (Continued),
Doig, Jr,; Lilly or gelding, 2 years,
3, C. Ca t,.11o, J. Ii. Archibald, Pat-
tick Maloney; filly or gelding, 1 year,
H. E. S. Keyes; sweepstakes, Alex.
Wright heavy Draught Brood
mare, James Hay, 3. C. C ,'cello I1.
E.- 5. iKeyes: foal 1925- ]ante:; 13ay,
14 Pm -obeli. H. E. S, Keyes; filly or
gelding 3 year,, A. & I Iiroadfoot
Ken. McKellar, \\'nt. latriek; fill
or gelding, 2 rear,, A. & 3. Broadi , Geo. 1. Dale, R. r ideal. filly
is
s.
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THE SEAPO TH NEWS
PA(!}E riVS,
E. W. Bateman
Ladles' 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
G7:� Pr JIVENINGS.
PHONE 257
and 2nd; shearling ewe, W. G. Ross
and 2nd; ewe lamb, W. 'G. Ross and
2nd; wether lamb, N. Carter and
2nd. 'Lincolns--]ltam, Geo, 'Penhale;
ram lamb, G, Penhale, T. M. Snow-
den; ewe, G. Pen»hale, T. M.
Snowden; shearling ewe, G. Penhale,
T. M. Snowden; ewe lamb, Geo,
Penhale; T. M. Snowden; wether
1am'b, T. M. Snowden, ILeicesters-
Ram. any age, N. Canter; ram lamb,
W. Charters, J,. W. Elliott; ewe,,, W.
Charters and 2nd; shearling ewe, W.
Charters and 2nd; ewe lamb, W.
Charters, J. W. Elliott. Dorset ;Horn
ed---lRam, Orval 141cLaren; ram
lamb, 0. ,Mc•Laren; ewe, 0. Mc-
Laren; shearling ewe, 0. McLaren;
ewe lamb, 0: McLaren and 2nd,
Oxfords-Rar, T. 'M. Snowden, S.
J. Pym & Sons; ram lamb, S. J.
Pym and 2nd; ewe, S. J. 'Pym, T. M.
Snowden; shearling ewe, S. J. Pym,
T. M. Snowden; ewe lamb, and
wether lamb, Pym & Sons, and 2nd,
PIGS. Yorkshire -Sow over 1 year,
Norman Carter; sow under 1 year,
N, Carter. and 2nd. Berkshires -
Boar over 1 year and under 1 year,
F. '\V. Ahrens; sow over 1 year and
under I year, F. A.V. Ahrens. Tam -
worths -Boar under 1 year and sow
under 1 year, T. 21. Snowden. Bacon
-Hogs-•Pair over 200 lbs„ N. Carter
and 2nd; pair 125-175 lbs., W. Chart-
ers, N. Carter. Judges --W, H. Shel-
lingrton and James Dorrance.
.POULTRY. Barred Rocks -Cock,
H. H. Weymouth, Thos. C. Wilson;
hen, 'Id`, H. 'Weymouth W. W. Wise;
cock
Weymouth, cockerel,
\\ e t
Y Wise; s pullet,
N. Carter, Weymouth. White ock
-Cock, T. M. Snowden and 2nd;
hen, Snowden, Thos, C. Wilson:
cockerel, Snowden, Carter; pullet,'
Carter, Snowden; A.O.V. Cochins,
cock, hen, »cockerel, pullet, T. C. Wil-
son and 2nt1. Silver Grey Dorking -
Cock, 'Wilson; hell, cockerel, pullet,
Wilson and 2nd. B.B. 'Red Game,
--,Cock, hen, Weymouth, Pencilled
Hamburgs--Coca, hen, cockerel, pul-
let, 1Veymnuth. Houdan, cock, hen,
cockerel, pallet, Weymouth. A.O.V.
Orpingtons, all classes, \Wilson. An-
dalnsians, pullet, Dr. Grieve. Min-
orcas-Cock, Peter Daley & Son;
cockerel, pullet. Dr. Grieve, Elmer
Townsend. White \Vyandnttes -
Cock, hen, Weymouth, Joseph Car-
lin: cockerel, pullet, Gordon Cudmore
and 2nd. .Silver laced \Wyandottes,
-Cock, P. Daley & Son; lien, cock-
erel, pullet, P Maley & Son anri 2ttd.
1.0.V. Wye ntl ,ties --,',,.I , 1\'ilson•
hen \\ils-,n and 2nd. Rhode Island
ylv'ed--Cock,- hen, Weymouth. White
Lcghorns--iCocl, Weymouth; hen,
Mrs. C. H. Holland,, Wilson; cock-
erel, Holland, Wilson; gantlet, Wilson
and 2nd. Brown Leghorns-Cock,
hen, 1vlrs, Wes. Free; cockerel, 'Wil
son, Free; pullet, Free Wilson. ,A.O,
V. Leghorns-Cock, hen, Wilson;
cock'1, pullet, Wilson and 2nd. Coch-
in Bantams -Cock, hen, Earl Gilles-
pie; 'cockerel, pullet, Earl Gillespie
and 2nd. Guinea Fowl --Cock, hen,
Weymouth,
Pekin Ducks -Old drake, Wilson,
E:' & R. ,Snolen; old duck, Wilson
W. W. 'Wise; young drakd, T. 21.
Snowden, N. Carter; young duck,
Wilson, Snowden. Rouen ducks ---Old
drake and duck, T. M. Snowden.
Muscovy ducks -01d drake and duck,
Dr. ,Grieve, Thos. C. Wilson; young
drake and duck, Dr. Grieve, A.O.V.
ducks ---Old drake and duck, T. M.
Snowden; young drake and duck,
Weymouth.
Bremen Geese -All classes, E. & R,
Snowden. Toulouse Geese - Old
gander and goose, V. Terryberry, A.
0,V. Geese -Old gander and goose,
Weymouth, Jos. 'Carlin.
Bronze Turkeys -Old Tom and
hen, V. Terryberry, .\.0.V, turkeys
-Old tom, Weymouth; old hen,
Weymouth, V. Terryberry. A.O.V.
rabbits -Old buck, Thos. Ferguson.
Black Giants -Cock, hen, P. Daley &
Son; cockerel, pullet, P. Daley & Son
and 2nd. Judge, 'W. Rose, Brussels.
ROOTS & VEGETABLES, Pota-
toes -Irish Cobbler, 'W. II, Jamieson,
N. Carter; a.o.v. early, F. Barker,
Wm.
Cameron, 'r •
e S . Green ot ti mt
taln,
3, A. Murray, N. Carter; a,o.v. late,
N. Carter, 3. A. Murray. Cabbage-
Winter, F. 'Barker, W. H. Jamieson;
Savoy, F. Barker; red, F. Barker;
fall, J. A. (Murray, F. Barker; a.o,v.,
Robt, Campbell, Parsnips, R. Camp-
bell, J. A. Murray. Table Carrots -
Short, J, A. Murray, J. E. Hugill;
long, Mrs, W. J. Dickson, R. Camp-
bell; a.os. 3, A. 'Murray, F. Barker.
Blood Beets --Long, F. Barker, 3, A,
Murray; short, F. Barker, Mrs. W. J.
Dickson. Tomatoes -Red, F. Barlc-
er, Mrs, W. J. Dickson; pink, F. Bar-
ker; collection, F, Barker, W. T.
Fotheringham. 'Corn Sweet table,
1", P,arlcer, T. A, Murray; field, \V. T.
Fotheringham, Mrs. C. H. Holland;
collection, J. A. 2Inrray, W. T. Fnth-
eringham; Ct stalks fodder, V. Terry -
berry, 1. A. Murray. Onions -From
seed, F. Barker, ker, Dr. Grieve; from
dutch sets 'Mrs. W. T, Dickson, G.
T. Turnbull ,ed, 1F, Barker, Dr.
Grieve; tvl,rt yellow, F. Barker,
I)r. (grieve: top sets, Mrs. W. J.
Wercarry»the Westinghouse
Radiola IILA
with Music Master Loud Speaker
',`e»The most satisfactory set'at thelmost reasonable prices.
!Call' and see them.
J. J5roderick
Electrical Supplies
Dickson, G. T, Turnbull; picklin
Mrs. W. J. Dickson, G. T. Turnbull.
Muskmelons, J. A. Murray, Mrs, P.
Cleary. Watermelons, W. T. Foth-
eringham, J. Murray, Citrons, W. Ca-
meron, Dr. Grieve. Vegetable marrow
and table squash, Dr. Grieve; hub -
bard, Dr, Grieve, F. Barker. Pumpkin
J. Murray, Mrs. Tyerman Cucum-
bers, Wm. Cameron, Sr., Dr. Grieve.
Butter beans, Mrs A. M. Kirk, G. T.
Turnbull; white, Mrs. C. H, Holland,
Wm. Cameron, Sr. :lfangolds -
Sugar, Mrs. W. Cameron, Jr., Mrs,
C. I3, Holland; slang red, and . inter-
mediate, J. A. Murray. Turnips -
Swede, Jas, J, Hugill, Wm, Cameron,
Sr.; a,o.v„ V. Terryberry, W. T.
Fotheringham, Largest squash, F.
Barker; largest pumpkin, J. A. Mur-
ray; collection garden products, F,
Barker. Dr. Grieve. Judge, Fred
Kerslake:
HORTICULTURAI. PRODUCTS
Apples -12 varieties, W. Charters, J.
Carlin, H. Crich; 6 var. 'winter,
H. Crich, W. Charters; 4 var. fall,
Ebner Townsend, H, Crich; Bald-
wins, 5. E. Hugill, H. Crich; King
Thompkins, H, Crich, J. E. Hugill;
Nor. Spy, H, Crich, Gordan Cud -
more; Rihston Pippin, W. H. Jamie-
son, 'tW. Charters; Golden Russett,
G. Cudmore, H. Crich; Seek -no -fur-
ther, ,W, 'Charters, E. Townsend;
Wealthy, Jos. Carlin, 5. E. Hugill;
Pewaukee, H. Crich, W. Cameron,
Sr.; 'Ontario, »H. Crich, G, Cudmore;.
Wagner, and Roxboro Russett, 0. •
Curhnore; Gravenstein and Duchess
of Oldenburg, H. Crich; Cayuga Red
Streak, G. Cudrnore; Spitzenburg, G.
Cudmore, \V. Charters; Snow; Fam-
euse, Mrs, R. S. Hays, J. E. Hugill;
g, Co/vert, N. Carter, J. ' J. Hugill;
Mann, W. H. Jamieson, H. Cricla;
Maiden laiden Blush, Jas, J. Hugill, W. H.
(Continued on Supplement,)
YOUR TIRES
Be sure you get
FIRESTONE GUM -DIPPED
CORDS,
Cost no more than ordinary
tires.
Also our new
IMPERIAL RUBBER CASE
BATTERY
Guaranteed 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,
Bulbs, Roses,-hrubs3
For F 1
all List Ready
EARLY ORDERS BAY
Low prices for quantity i
(Holland eon, Import eo.'.
Niagara Falls, Ont.
Central Business College, Stratford, Ont.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
iu almost all our classes make it possible far a student
to enroll at any time. Complete and tit^orougrlt courses
in I1OOKKIfEPING, SHORTJIAND. TYPEW.'RIT-
ING and TELEGRAPHY.
Write for full information today.
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will be heli ,,,*
3 I I Ile I,L all• i 3"t ;; 1 It` Jr
1 t'rn cal , At; , 1)0• alar tris
a,uirtn.rl tram.
heavy .1rattaht term. Bohm', Wright.
1 r•n. AG1 filar, Tt t:', telt ; faun
u tar te.a,n, W 1) • anal 2t0 ex-
hora:•"over 1 o hands, L, D.
\Litton.. \V, 1)ecker; eoailster horse,
'Win. 1 c v .kmilaw Park. ?.forton
Elliott carriage horse,. Geo. Lavin,
i IS. Manson. Fred Wardell: Lady
•uteri, Gem T.avis, Pony outfit
by boy, 3 I. ilaly, Cleo, r Dalt%
iii ln, E 1?, Phipinvidurford.
( T r t K. -tibo t't rn- t, y„ 3Ie1-
vin ('ri It }anile on Urns. and 3rd;
heifer .1 years, M. Crich: 2 years, M.
.rich, Tantieson Bros_: 1 year, At
(limp, Tamie,ou Pros. Thos. Scott,
fir. belle • malt, M. Crich, Jamieson
Urns.: p. ball calf, :1I. {rich hull, 1
Year, 12 (rich, Jamieson Bros.: . herd,
4 female, and bull, If. C r, lt Jamie-
son pros. Grades, beef -mow, 3
years, Thos: Dale and 2ud, Jamieson
Bros. cow in milk, Thos. Dale, John
Dale, N. Carter; heifer, 2 years,
Thos. Dale, N. Carter; 1 year, Thos.
Dale and 2nd, Jamieson Bros.; heifer
calf, Jamieson Bros. 130 tellers', cattle
--•rat: cow or heifer, Thos, Dale and
2nd
steer ee or heifer, , Thns. Dale and
2nd; 'baby beef, MI Crich Jno. Dale
Jr. Brotvr, Swiss, cow, Joseph Si-
mon and 2ncl; heifer; 2 years, Jos.
Simon and 2nd; 1 year, Jos, Simon;
heifer calf, Jos, Simon.. Polled Angus
-Helfer 1 year, Eimer Townsend.
Herefords -;-Bull, John Kenney;' cow,
John Kenney; heifer I year, J. Ken_
ney and 2nd; bull calf, J. Kenney,
Herd, other than Shorthorn, John
Kenney. Judge, W. H. Shellington,
Harley, Ont:
SHEEP. Shro.pshired owns -Ran,
W. G. Ross and 2nd; ram lamb, W.
G. Ross and 2n.cl: ewe, \V, G. Ross
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PURITY FLOUR for $4.35
NORTH STAR FLOUR " $4.25
GRANULATED SUGAR " $6,75
MEN'S URUS CALF SHOES " $5.75
SCHNEIDER'S PURE LARD for 19c
BARS S 5I7P.PRISE SOAP
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4 BARS GOLDSOAP .. „
25c
4 BARS COMFORT SOAP " 25c
4 BARS SUNLIGHT` SOAP .... . . . . .. . . .. , ... " 25c
3 LB. ICING SUGAR " 25c
2 LB. COCOA " 23c
1 LB. SALADA TEA .....»»,,»»»,,,,., " 68c
1 LB.,FANCY BISCUITS, ANY KIND' " 28e
1 LB; SODA BISCUITS ", 15c
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