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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-12-03, Page 4WALTON. Mr, Russell "Marks, o.f Morris, hes bought H, Slcfnn's house and expects to incive into it in the near future: Mr. Marks is going to '•start 'black smithing in •lite village as soon as he is. settled, Mr. L Cumm'iug and Mr. H. Jackson were in Toronto a few days. on 'business. • There will be a euchre party and dance in the Club .hall- on Friday night, Dec, 4th, • The Anglican church bazaar was held ,on Wednesday. Mr. Jolut Tomlinson and bride, of Detroit, are hotne on their honey- moon, 'Mr, and Mrs. Jack Carter are home on their holidays from Waterdown, where air. Carter •is C.N.R. agent. Mr. Ii. Stone has installed a radio in the hank. Mr. .Radford. has also installed a new radio. Mrs. Walter :Pennington and Thos. Pennington, ' of Cranbrook, visited friends in Walton 60 Saturday. \fisc 1 yd7,t Reid, of Harioek, -is visiting at her uncles, Mr. R. Reid. Miss Greta Seethe, of Moncrieff, and Miss Beta Campbell of McKillop,. are visiting at the horse of Mr. W. J. Humphries. They will also take in the fowl supper. Miss K. Coulter, of Toronto, is visiting her neice, Mrs, A. Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter, of Water - down, is visiting friends in the vile Lege. Miss Melville and Miss Pratt, of gramme 'hy the Elgar I sties' Quar- struck a telephone poet and was Moncrieff, are visiting at bias. \V. tette and Miss Jean Walker, of Lon- brought to a stop. The colt was \foods.tori, reader and impersonator, The lamed but able to walk away, and Mia. Oreo. Jacks: a and MIT. W. H. door receipts were $2122,00. This the driver although badly shaken up ShoVtatt spout the week -end with 1eas largely augmented by the sale was not otherwise injured, The. the tatter's slaughter, Mrs. H. 'Idoov- f ,tuplus fowl and baking. car was taken back to Exeter for er, of Mount Forest repairs. The anniversary services int Duff's DUBLIN.churchor,'Sunday were well at- Mr. John Redmond spent Tuesda MANLEY tended. lou fowl supper the •to!- y the guest of Hensel' friends. 1 lir. Henry l{ichor, 7 ., wears` a }ewes Monday evening was also a Mrs. D.McConnel visited friends smile since the 22nd ut when his success. wife presented him with a baby girl.. ing ateDoitaideliae been days tvisite in StratfoTtl on Wednesday. last Mrs. Tom Burns returned home The many friends of Mrs. Thos. week.trout Kitchener after a few 'weeksO'Hara are sorry to learn that she Hiss •Baird, a€ Kincardine, is visit -1v ieit with her daughters, Mrs. Chas, is under the weather of late. Strubb and Mrs. Chas. McDaid. Messrs. Kenneth. and Robert Kist - ins with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kelly, Dr. Reid returned to London this ser, who have returned from the 9th line, executive of the Red Cross i week. He was here relieving Dr. West of late, report that •the laborers The executiTraynor. were idle a great deal of the time on held a meeting ort Tuesday of last week. The money that is on 'handl The dance given in the parish hall Recount of the inclemency of the will be given .toward helping to in -1 ail Friday night was a great success. weather, and a great many ran short stal Hydro lights in the village. ThisMiss Mary Beale spent Thursday of ,funds for the return trip home. will be a great benefit to the public the 'guest of Stratford friends. as well as the village people. The .'tudents of the Continuation It Testifies for Ihsel€, —Dr. Tltamas `There was a good crowd at the ,school, `Dublin, intend holding their Eclectric' Oil needs no testimonial of dance in the A,O.U.. hall on Fri- annual school concert on 'the even Its powers 'other than itself. Whoever W day evening. ing of Monday, Dec. 7th, at 3 o'clock. tries it for coughs or colds, for cuts Mir. and Mrs. W. Woods entertain- Everybody welcome. The pro or contusions, for sprains or burns, ed a few friends on Wednesday gramma promises to be varied, in- for pains in the limbs or body, well evening. teresting and entertaining. know that the medicine proves itself The Anglican church service on Traynor-Rafferty.—At a solemn and needs no guarantee. This shows Sundays will be at 2:30 o'clock in- high mass this morning at St. Louis' why this 011 is do general use. stead of 3 o'clock for the winter church, Waterloo, Elizabeth, daugh- months, ter of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Rafferty Miss Violet Rankin, of Seaforth l of Waterloo, was united in the holy a� visited Miss Gertie Miller for a few bonds of matrimony to I1r. Aloysius Seaforth Cafe toys Victor Traynor, of Dublin. The bride Mr. Sam Love is here from the was given in marriage by her father, West to spend the winter menthe James J. Rafferty. Miss Gertrude witheMr. and Mrs. J. Love. Rafferty was bridesmaid, while Mr. ,Mrs. Jos. Bennett is visiting with Barry Ashwell, of Detroit, was Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett. groomsman, while Mr. Allyne Dug - Mr. J. Watt was in Toronto this gas acted as usher. The marriage week disposing of two loads of ceremony was performed by Rev. T. cattle, Traynor, of 'Hamilton, brother of Miss Grace Shortreed is helping le celebratedhobyolemn Rev. high masTraynor, svgs holidaye attire, Brussels, for the Arthur, another brother of the of season. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Watt spent groom, assisted by Rev, Father Sul - Sunday with Mr. and bits. R. Reid. liven, of Elora, as deacon and Rev. Father •McTreevey, of Acton, as sub- Tde chopping mill is doing a Heaton• Rev. W. B. Mayer acted as good business. master of ceremonies, and Rev. Fr. The McKillopcouncilay - the of last White. of Dublin, was in the sancta- w.O,Lr.W. hall on Thursday ary. bliss Eva Reidel presided at the weekerfian while Mr. Joseph E. Fehren- Sunday, Nov. 29th was a red letter bach, of Kitchener, sang Gounod's churchhitt a Duff's church, 'Walton, The Ave Maria at the offertory. The morning auditorium ing filled es both bridal party left for 'Montreal to moseing and evening services. All spend their honeymoon. present enioyed the two excellent 1 sermons given by the speaker of the fiComplete in itself, Mother Graves' ,lay. Rev. C. G.m Armour of text in waas s Worm Exterminator does not, re -Separate Rooms for Ladies eld. In the moraine the nuire the assiswance of any anter Mark 14:6, "\Vhv trouble ye her: medicine to make it effective. It does ICE CREAM AND SOFT DRINKS she hath me." Mr a •good (lovelynotelet not fail to da its work. MEALS AT ALL HOURS work on Mr. Armour contract- From Menu Card ed the sniriY of love and genernsitlr materialisin shown by Judas: showl Items .of ;hewn by Mary with the spirit of news are always welcome. PERCY HOWE, Proprietor. WIENESCOMMEMMEEEMSOSSIM THE BEAFORTH NEWO ing that only 'tile former were of abiding worth. The speaker, very eat- tly. illustrated our attitude towards those with whom we meet by the story of a king who sent two ser- vants out into his Kingdom; one was to bring him a specimen' of every flower growing in the kingdom, the other a sample of every weed, Both returned laden. 'When the former was asked whether there were any weeds in the leingdom,he answered no. When the latter was asked if there were any flowers in the king- dom he answered itt the negative. Each saw what ,he looked for. In life 'tire habit of looking far the good in others develops a saint, the habit of looleing for the faults develops a cynic, In the evening the text was Phil. 1: 21: "For to me to live is Christ, to die is gain." He emphasized the fact that Christianity and Christ are one and the same. No amount of church going or beliefs iu books or creeds can take the place of personal relig- ion. Dependence on the living Christ is Christianity. The special music by the choir was enjoyed by all. In the morning Mrs. Armour sang beauti- fully a solo, Olt, it is Wonderful." Iu the evening the audience Were treated ,to a beautiful duet by Mr. and Mrs. Armour, "Come uttto Me." The special offering for the day amounted to about $400,00. On,Mon- day evening there was a fowl supper with about five hundred present. This was followed by a delightful ,pro- CROMARTY. Mr. Roy McCulloch is under the doctor's care at •present with a very serious Cold. .yrs. James Scott recently spent ten days with her daughter, Mrs. Me- Kay, of the Walkerton manse, • Mrs. I-lottghtou has been staying with her sister, Mrs. McLean of Chiselhurst lately, owing to the health of the. latter. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKellar 'mud Miss Sarah McKellar, Calder McKaig and Jim Hoggarth have all returned home after three months spent with relatives and friends in the Northwest. The Young People's meeting on Sunday evening was well attended. Mr. James Scott read a very fine article by Rev, E Scott, editor of the Presbyterian Record. Miss Olive Hackney, of the 'Sea - forth hospital, was a recent caller at the home of 'Mrs. TufIord and Miss Currie en route to her home for a few days'' holidays. Mr, and Mrs. Russell, of Avonton, were recent :visitors at the poise of Mr. and Mrs. E. Graham. Mr. Otto Walker on returning home from a visit with his sister, Mrs. Parker, of Thames Road, hap- pened with an unusual motor ac- cident -by a .collision with a terrified colt being hunted by..a •dog. The colt's front •:feet landed in the front part of the car, smashing the geaar- ing so that the car ran 'off the road completely beyond •catttro1 until it OPENS SATURDAY, Dec. $th. SPECIAL DINNER 40 Cents MENU Soup Oysters Stewed Fried Salmon Trout Sliced Lemon Boiled Sugar Ham Mustard Sauce Breaded Veal Cutlet Sauce Creole Fricassee Lamb with Sifted Peas Roast Young chicken Celery dressing Beast Sirloin of Beef Brown Gravy • ,Lobster Salad Boiled or Mashed Potatoes Custard Pudding Maple Syrup Apple, Raisin, Date, Boston Cream Pies Tea Coffee Milk I 1K 44,4 ;3etniaClaE95 flea We received this message from the North Pole to=day, saying: "Address all i etters to me ('. anta Maus) in care o! R..i. Gibb's store as l will answer same from this store." Signed `Santa elaus" Gift Suggestions ; Gift Suggestions for Father or for Mother or Brother Sister Christmas Gifts Galore for Father, Mother, Sister and Brother This showing comprises every new style idea and is certain to be of great interest to every person in Seaforth and sur- rounding country. These Christ- mas gifts were received this week, thereby insuring absolute newness.. Watch the glory of color inour window displays. A new Overcoat or Suit, Hat, Cap, Gloves, Neckwear, Sox, Belt, Handkerchief, Shirt, Py- jamas, Braces, Garters, Arm- bands, TJndsrwear, Bathrobe, Collars and Sweater. Every Gift in a Handsome ''hristrna.s lox (IT COSTS LITTLE TO DRESS WELL AT R. J. GIBB'S) A new Coat, afternoon or evening Frock, Silk or Wool Hosiery, Hand Painted Scarfs, Linen or Silk Crepe Handker- chiefs, Woolen Gloves, Woolen Toques, Underwear and Bath- robes. MUUN STREET. smomminsiosinsimunomentominete 5i:1:WORTH THURSDAY, DECEMBItit' 3, 1925, The End :iii ' the 1i r oseen_ sa�ttinnal Shoe Sale Ever -Held- Seaforth is in dig t EOPLE who have up to this time neglected this Great Money -Saving Sale and who would like to "get in" on it, Wilt have to get busy, for it' won't last much longer. There are plenty of "Good Shoes" left, for Men, Women and Children and. we have cut our prices deep enough to induce you to buy, regardless of whether you are needing shoes at this moment or not. ret y all cow ts'%eti t ora Note These ecord = Smashing Prices Men's High -Grade Goodyear Welt Shoes, 3.45 70 pairs of Men's Fine Shoes, Black and Brown Calf Leathers, Goodyear Welt soles. Comfortable lasts. Values up 3 45 to $6.00. SALE PRICE 47 Men's 4.25 Work Shoes for 2.95 24 pairs Men's Work Shoes, Black and Brown Chrome tan, Wetproof leathers. Ale- solutely solid. Sold in most2 wQM stores at $4.25. OUR PRICE Boys' Solid Leather Shoes at 1.95 a pair 50 pairs of Boys' Shoes, Brown and Black Calf Leathers. Sewn and Nailed soles. Rub- ber heels. $3.75 to $4 values411 4 4M Sizes 1 to 5% ito Men's and Boys' Hockey Shoes, 3.45 and 2.95 20 pairs Only.. Inside Ankle Support. Mc- Pherson's Lightning Hitch and Tebbutt Makes. Sikes 6 to 8 Sizes 3 to 5. Women's Ove(gaiters Regular $1.95 to $2.95 ca s A PAIR Men's Spats 95c Women's 5.50 Shoes, at 1.75 50 pairs of Women's Straps and Oxfords, all Leathers. Regular price up 1 o7 to $5.50, SALE PRICE,... Child's Cushion Sole Shoes at 95c 30 pairs Child's Lace Shoes in Patent. and Calf Leathers. Some with . 95 c Cushion soles. Sizes 4% to 7% Misses' So -Cosy leather Slippers, ?Oc 30 pairs, Black, Brown and Red Kid leathers, Ankle strap and Cushion 7 0 c Insoles. Sizes 11 to 2 little Gents' Sewn Sole Shoes at 1,65 24 pairs Little Gents' Shoes, Brown and Black Chrome, Calf Leathers. Repairable Flex Welt soles. Rubber Heels. Sizes 8 to 10. Regular $3.50 shoes "�� Childs' leggings for 65c Corduroy and Frieze Cloths, 12 Buttons with Buckles at top. Just the thing to keep the kiddies warm. Ages 3 to 6. SALE PRICE ... . Sc Think Of It v Women's Shoes at 25c 60 ,pairs, All Leathers, Oxfords, Straps and High Lace Styles. YOUR CHOICE 40 Pairs at, your choice 45c 40 Pairs at, your choice 95c 25c Every pair of shoes in this store have their walking orders COBE AND SAVE 1 !� Baaitfu Bealtiful Goose = = bsiliuIeIy Free Every custom buying a pair of Shoes has the privilege of a draw for this very fine bird. The more Shoes- you buy, the more chances you have. GOOSE WILL 13E DRAWN FOR ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12th. Opposite Daly's Garage• Seaforth, Ontario