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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-12-17, Page 5)11r e a,,,,, ,THURsnAY, DECEIVIBPIR 17p'1925 'nl (r.'t'rs.• Crich A large 'stock of choice . fowl for the holiday season now in stock Order yours early D. N. STEWART Toter Butcher Seaforth PHONE S8. RUBBERS REPA1 ED A11 kindd of Rubbers repaired. Rubber bottoms sewn on cRubbers resoled Felt insoles, laces, etc. in stock. .First class shoe repairing. Fred Barlow • SEAFORTH Two doors south Beattie's Variety Stoi:e. . Rz4. Red & Where ehain Stores Wed starting December 18th.'• Scry-us Cocoa tin 21c Mixed Nuts .. pound,25c Mince Meat 2 pounds 25e Sery-us Corn............i. 2 tins 25c Viii -1 Shoe Polish 9c Christmas Candy,''miced. 171/c FREE 11' FI E .1 1 With every •10c purchase of Candy, Oranges or Nuts you get a guess on Jar of Red and VVhite Candies. To the' person guessing thenttmber of Red and White Candies, we will give FREE 1 Santa Claus Stocking 4.:et high, chuck full of Toys, etc., value $5.00 / Candies will be counted wig winner .made known, at 8 p.r.., Thursday, Dec. 24th. Ross J. Sproat, Phone 8 W. M. SteN'art.Phone 77 Don't'far,'giit'the two Red and White Stores: ' W J. Walker & Son UNDERTAKING --and— EMBAl.1vIING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. j. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diplootta and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. Bulbs, Roses, Shrubs For Fall, List Ready EARLY ORDERS PAX Low prices for quantity Holland cant, Imp ort Co Niagara Fails, Ont. CHURNING CREA WANTED 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 anomie. Highest prices paid for good cream, consistent with accurate and careful. weighing and testing. Cash paid for cream to all patrons wishing saute. Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaforth, Ont. D. H. McInnes ehiropractor Masseur Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in future. Diseases of all all kinds success- fully treated. ' Christmas Oranges ro At all prices to meet your needs MIXED NUTS Per Ib SHELLED ALM—NDS �� Per Ib CALIFORNIA WALNUTS ASC. in' the shell, ear lb,, . TABLE RAISINS FRESH Ov''TERS • HEATS LETTUCE CELERY SWEET POTATOES CRANBERRIES CAULIFLOWERS WERS TOM TOES CALIFORNIA, FIGS ph I EZ ^.f/Jo�ra /� EeZR/ • !< At Abertaarrt's Drug Store Seaforth 4U.ev 1; CAN TELL • GENUINE ASPIRIN Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross" are Aspirin—No others! l A I AYE If you don't ,see the "Bayer Crain"° on, the tablet,," refuse them—they are not, Aspirin at all. There is only one Aspirin; that marked with t1Le "Bayer Cross"—all other tab- lets are 'only acid imitations. Look for the "Bayer Cross"!. Then it is real' Aspirin, for which there is no substitute. Aspirin is not German but is made in Canada by Canadians, and is owned by a Canadian Comptuly, aliri hts being purchased from the U. S..Government. GenttineRj'Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" have been proved safe 'by millions for Pain, Headache, Neuralgia; Colds, Rheu- matism, Lumbago, Neuritis, Bandy tie, boxes of 12 tablets—also larger "Bayer" packages, can be had, '*• any drug store. fe- .9.spirin is the trade' meek (reeistered in Canada), 'of Bayer Manufacture of '4onoaceticacidester of Salie;'licaeid. _ The Family Physician. -The good doctor is always worth his fee, But it is not always possible to get a doctor just when youu-want him. In such cases, common sense suggests the use of reliable; home remedies, such . as D4„ Tbomaslt:Eelectric Oil, which is worfderfully effective in easing in- flammatory pains and healing "cuts srcatches, bruises and sprains. The presence of this remedy in the family medicine cheat saves many a fee. Cao. 1o.'• 771E BF4F'gFt11': JE%N,;t O ' Irl+�ra�..ra`yr• ule a Ifs •—,.,�.. �. ..y..�..o,� _ ' .sTown Topics 0f O,f�nrrrar.�.�r,e.®.rY�rm.law.�.p M'rs. William A. Johnston, of Win- throp, spent a few days at the home of Mr,. and Mrs, James . L_.Johnston this 'Week. Mr. Will Faulkner has taken a'po- sition as junior .in the Dominion Bank: Skating season. has opened early. There hasbeen good skating at "the quarry" the past few days and the rink is,expected .to open this week, The first curling of the season took place of the rink on Tuesday, ` Mr. and Mrs,- Michael Doyle, ' of 131ibbert, visited last week at the home of the latter's sister, Mrs. Patrick Morris, fibbert Miss Kate Murray, of Kinkora, spent a day last week at the hoine of Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCann, Hibbert. ,Mr. James J. 'Murray, of Hibbert and' his sister, Miss Kate Merray,. motored to St. Marys on Wednesday, Dec. 9th, 4o attend the funeral of their aunt, the late Mrs. David Law- rence. The remains were conveyed to Kitchener and buried in the Catho lic cemetery beside those of her dau- ghter Elizabeth and her husband, ,the late Mr, Dayid Lawrence. She is sur- vived by one son and, two daughters, who cared for her constantly during her illness: Mr. and (Mrs. Gates, of Rediand,. Sask., are visting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Dennison. Miss Hazel Thompson, of St. Marys, spent the week -end in town. Mr. Peter Kerr, of Toronto, -was here attending the funeral of the late Mr. James Aitcheson, Messrs. R. Rennie and 'S, Rennie, of Hensall, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs, M. Rennie, M•r. and Mrs.- J. C. Richards, of Stratford, spent Sundays with Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Modeland. Mrs. • Ball, •of ' Clinton, was the guest of 'Mrs, Isaac Modeland. Mr.0 ..E. Naphtali, of Hamilton, was a guest of Par. and Mrs. R. Murless Jones. Miss Jessie McGuire, of Clinton, was the guest of Miss Margaret Chittenden, f Miss May Hudson was a Goderich visitor. Mr. John Cumming has been con- fined to his home for the repast' week through illness. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sproat spent Thursday in Stratford. afford. .Mr. and, Mrs. H. M. Chesney .and Mr. and Mrs, ,R. McKenzie' left on Tuesday on a motor trip to Florida. Sunday School entertainment .of St. Thomas" church will take place Friday evening, Dec, 18th. Tea f6r children will 'be served at 6,and the 'entertainment at "8 p.m, which includes a cantata, "A "Christmas Re- union," by the school, dialogues, songs, recitations, and Christmas tree, Admission 15c, and 'all children of school free, Mr, and Mrs. John Walsh, of Mc- Killop, spent Sunday last at the home of'the formr's sister, Mrs, Patrick Williams, Hibbert. Mr. S. Rennie, of Hensel], Tseng a very pleasing solo 'in the Presbyter- ian church on Sunday evening. ft Pi.JL YL,j:; I 19 l :Gb"n ; SI 1 141'# :AFI E. W. Bateman Ladies' Tailor Gentlemen's Prompt Service' Assured Satisfaction Reasonable Prices ALSO PRESSING AND REPAIRING PLEASE NOTE NEW ADD RESS: Upstairs over Mr. Keating's -Drug Store. MAIN STREET, SEAFuRTH bid _EVENINGS. PHONE 257 $ `BRUCE1fELD. Mr. and Mrs. WM..Sparks and Mr. and ,Mrs, David Tough attended the funeral of Mr...Jariies.Aitcheson, of Roxborb• Mast Wednesday afternoon, Mrs Robert ,Murdoch is laid up with a sore' leg but we all hope site ,will soon be better. •. Mrs. Walter Stevens has moved to our village and is busy getting her home fixed up, Mr. Anderton' Mr. Murdoch and Miss Jean Murdoch took in the. con- cert at Seaforth last Monday night, Mr. and Mrs, John Sparks and th daughter Hazel visited' at the hom of Mr, and Mrs. David Tough la the e st Miss Dora Addison has 'been laid up. with a sore ear 'for over two weeks but .she is recovering. Mrs, Fred Tomsilson has sold her home to Mr. James Berry and is hav- ing a sale this week Rev, C. G. Armour met with a very painful accident last week- When he was trying ,to, push his car out of the garage. His hand got caught in the chain of the hind wheel and his littleAnger was so badly crushed that the betakefifrgesdnasoff. ' far as the first joint had The annual Christmas entertain- ment`of S. S.,No. 10 will be held en Friday evening at eight o'clock, The Christmas' tree and concert of the United church will 'be . held on Wednesday eVetting, Dec. 23rd, as usual. Envcl o.es are.-bele sent out ut g and a good crowd is expected, .Mr,' W. •Aik'etihcad' anti Mrs. Greig lefeGregor spent the week -end iii London, Mrs. Harrison 'has returned from Detroit where she was spending a few. weeks, Mr. A. Smith' is visiting his sister, Mrs, H. F. Berry. . IMr, W. Lanehas returned home from Lucan where he was spending a few days. The monthly meeting of the W. M. S. was 'held on Wednesday, Dec. 9th with Mrs. Addison as leader. The opening praycr "as' taken by Mrs. Wm. Dow.' Interesting readings were given by Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Was - man and Mrs, Dow. The officers elected for the coming year; Hon, President—Mrs, C. Haugh: President —Mrs, Wm. Rattenhnry; First Vice resident -Mrs. T. Hazelwood: Sec - td Vice --Mrs. T. McQueen; Secret- v—Mrs. J. Addison; Treasurer— r. Brack: Library Secretary— es. Wm. Douglass: Home Helpers' cretnry—Mrs. H. 7anfe; Assistant c.—Mrs. J. Moodie: straneers' sec, Mrs. W. Dow and Mrs. A. T. nit: Pres secs—Mrs, (Rev.) C. G. mour. Mrs. Armour sang a bean - el Christmas supe whish was mach nreciated. The meeting closed th prayer by Mrs. T. Addison. Mr. Beattie and Miss Ae';ie Beat- of West—inster. were the guests ler. and Mrs, A. T. Scott lase els ne many friends of ,Mrs. Wm. oft glili be glad to hear that site is overing"Vom her recent illness. , P Tile McGillivray Circle held a of miscellaneous shower of second-hand ar clothing and toys on Wednesday for M the poor et St. Christophers' House, Toronto. • se Missatse — tending the funeral ofttherhaunim at- Se Miss Ria Hills and Miss, Rena Af Simpson spent the week -end with an Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Doig, near I wi Kippen, Mr, Earl VanEgmond is spending r,1;1 a few days in Hamilton. we Mrs. Hugh Grieve and Mrs. J. Reinke were called to Grosse Isle Sc owing to the illness of Mrs. Grieve's rec span Mr Sc t Gri Miss Alma McKay, of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. Hi11s, Miss Mulholland, of Brussels,. was in town on Tuesday, • Rev, T. Robinson, of Stratford, spent the . week -end in town, Mr. T. Pringle, of Cr•o•"arty, is i11 at present in the Hospital.. Mrs. J. F. McMann ' is at present nursing Mrs, John Kline, of Mc- Killop. Mr. Hugh Smith, of Hickson 'spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Barber. Miss Marie Hughes, Miss Anna Atkinson and Mrs. Doyle are here from Detroit attending the funeral of the,late Mrs. Louis Atkinson, The C -supper held under the aus- I. pices of the Catholic Women's Lea- gue on Tuesday evening in.tfleparish hall, was a decided success: The proceeds amounted to about .$50,00, Your Home 'Medicine Chest. — 4mong tlie'standard household reme- •lies that should always be on hand in your home medicine chest, none is. more important than Dr, Thomas.' °electric Oil. Its manifold usefu'ness in relieving pain and healing sickness i` is known 'by many thousands,., hr a rhgtii. .e lanae -Always use IThomas .Ecl ectric Oil for re-, lieving rheumatic and sciatic pains, tre;iting sore throats and chests,. roughs, hero's, 'scalds, cuts, bruises and sprains. 'Mrs. Morrison, of Wingham, 'is visiting her niece, ,Mrs, H. F. Berry, Mrs, H. McLachlin, Miss E. Wa dron, Mr. AC Stackhouse, and Mr C. Haugh attended the Farmer convention in Toronto last week. They report a good convention, the ground floor of Massey Hall being well filled ! with delegates and di- rectors. Christmas entertainment will be Dec, given 21inst'S. , S. No. 3 on Monday night, The Sunday School Christmas en- tertainment will be held Wednesday night, Dec, 23rd.- .S.S. No. 3 Tuckersmith Report for November: • Sr. IV.—Austin Zapfe 83 p.c., Eva Stackhouse 81, :Dorothy Wilson 80, Charlie Holstead 79, Mary Papple 64, Gordon Teeple 61, Mayme Chap- man 60,• Jr. IV — Margaret Watson 86, Greeta Broadfoot 80, Orrin Zapfe 79, Erma Walter 78, Isabel McKnight 53. `Sr. III—Marie Elliot 73; Helen Mpnroe 68, Ella M. Scott 59, Murray Walter 32, John Broadfoot 31. Jr. McCartney 76eth Elliot , Carrie EliElizabeth Bob Broadfoot 59, Clarence . Tayior 52; Robert Papple 19., Sr, II—Janet Watson 83; Evelyn Wilson 80, Billy Colwill 79, Gordon Wright 55, Bruce Armstrong 44. Jr, II -Jean Watson 206, Howard Walt er 188 Willie PaPP I e 186. 1• st C1 asses Art kite Wright be`rt Taylor 125. • 180, Del - Jr. Primer ,Beatrice Armstrong 693, Earl Papple 654, W. D. Wilson 632, Bobby Dalrymple 584, *Eleanor Armour 489, Milton Taylor 15. Perfect Spelling—Janet Watson, Perfect attendance—Austin Zapfe, Mayme Chapman, Mary Papple, .l?or- othy Wilson, Margaret Watson, Or- rin Zapfe, Isabel McKnight, Jahn Broacl•foot, Beth Elliot, Carie Oke, Robert Papple, Bob McCartney, Eve- lyn Wilson, Janet Watson, Bruce Armstrong, Billy Callwill, Gordon Wright, Jean Watson, Willie Papple, Arthur Wright, Delbert Taylor, Bea- trice Armstrong, Earl Papple, W. D. Wilson, Bob Dalrymple, Milton Tay- lor, Number on roll, 40; average at- tendance 36.45. Teacher,•Ruby Taylor. !r l s. s, • Miller's W rm Powders will purge the stomach and intestines of worms so effectively and so easily and painlessly that the most delicate stomach will ' not feel any in- convenience from their action. They recommend themselves to mothers as a preparatit n that will restore strength and vigor to their children and protect them from the debilitat- ing effects which result from the depredations of worms. There may be other corn removers, but you will not be completely satis- fied until you have used Holloway's Corn Remover CHRISTMAS TREE. Under the auspices of the Junior department of the "Young People's League," a Christmas Tree will be held HEN? on MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 21st, 8 o'clock, HERE? at NORTH SIDE UNITED CHURCH. HY? Because we should not forget the little folks at Christmas time. A Good Programme will be given Silver collection at the door. ' EVERYBODY WELCOME That's what the Pubic demand's these days—Big Value for every dollar. BEFORE BUYING YOUR NTXT 1t:(E)E Look over our lines' and compare them with others at same and higher - prices. 1o.', "It Pays to buy in Rgmondville" a J. Finnigan thd.' We carry the Westinghouse Radiol.a . .III.A with Music Master Loud Speaker The most satisfactory ser at thelniost reasonable prices. Call and see them. J. J. 'Broderick Electrical' -Supplies Kitty Danced— And Now She Pays She is tall and slender, with co- quettish aubu, bbe, a course, for Kitty Is nothing. if not up-to-date. Yet her up-to-dateness didn,,t'include the ability to guard her health. Dances • and parties, cold and weak spells, thenmore parties and more sick spells brought on what her mother inlght have foreseen had she lived, No. - you can't blame putty. Her youth, her prettiness and her popu- larity were false friends to her.. She s only 18. Another year in the kindly dare of the M,uskolca Hospital for onsumptives, where expert medical Mention and nursing are hers, will' lerba s see her restored to health and iserul'nees. W. Contributions Charlton, rosy P esident 1228 TCol' ,ege Street, Toronto 2, Ontario, ke-union- . • After Years of Separation some ten or eleven years 'age Mrs. H, cherished fine plana for her family's future. Her four girls were all bright, clever children who seemed free to travel through life withouta single e g handicap. But that w asear ye ago. g In the meantime Mrs, ed eon tfon—a no. ales. P sum - Following n uic upon this disaster 'the ,el'doet gt rl showed signs of weak lungs and was • promptly sent' away to the' Muskoka Hospital for Consumptives. In two years she returned cured. But that 00was not the end. The also fellsinrtheexcept of the uberculosin They are now at Muskoka, and mak- Ing th sane progress that their sis- ter made. The Lather, the eldest girl and youngest girl are now at home preparing for the coming day of re- union. • - t' Contributions may be sent to Hong W. A. Charlton, President, 223 col- lege street,'. Toronto 2, Ontario. Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Saur Kraut, Schneider's Meats, Thames Valley Bread, Roquefort, Swiss, Limburger, Pimento, Cream Cheese, Comb Honey, Head Let- tuce, Celery, etc. Mince Meat, Plum Pudding, Fruit Cakes, Glace Fruits, Peels, Sweet Cider, Max, ola• and Olive Oil, Fillets,, Salmon Snacks, Fresh Herrings, etc. In fact mostEveerythinll ROSS 3. cROA T Phone King of RADIO. For Volume, 'Tone and Selectivity III Ill CY" , E;U.T-ROD r p�1�r pcY �1. HIIliIVEaye ' Call and hear them. at DODS' GARAGE SEAFORTH. Phone 17. user etesissmeessessfisifesommse 1925 HAS ALMOST GONE. WHAT OF 1926 ?" The securing of a thorough training for the future by complet- ing one of our courses will make 1926 ono of the most important years of your life. Courses in Stenography, Business and Telegraphy. New Year Term Opens, Monday, January 4th. Central Business College, Stratford, Ont. Principal, R. F. LUmeden:B.R. 01119010* BN=14 The Special Milverton Flour We Have it—Give it a Trial. Also. Ground Screenings Chop of All limps C. G. THOMSON GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25> Your /Auto' Needs Winter . Storage, Charging a and Repairing or all makes of Batteries, A complete line of mcst called for parts of various' cars. Now is the time to have your car overhauled Give us a call and see how reasonably it can be repaired, greased and cleaned. , Dealer i.n. New and Used Cars, •t -.,ct.,= ,tg Or ::Cgdiil for Chrysler F,qur and Six Cylinder Cars.R e ier's Cltarage PHOXE 167W.