HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-01-24, Page 1New &.ries vol. 16, No. 4
Mrs. R. Morisse , oyes
Supported by
K. J Fraiiicis
and
M elle mid
of Toronto
and a cast o Seaforth Players
Presents
;rithin The Law
New York's greatest sensational drama
An
Four Acts
ardno's x .p ra 1
use
Tuesd.y Feb. 5, i k'
at 8 p. m. sharp.
No one admitted during acts.
Small children not allowed
Ali Seats Reserved 50cts.
Plan opens at C. Aberhart's Drug Store
on Monday Jan. 28th at 12 o'clock noon
Proceeds . to be donated to the
Red Cross
"OLYMPIA"
ES I'AURANT AND ese.3NIt<EeTIONE RY
CHRIS:1'51AS CANDY
—Can yin imagine a real
Cite:smote without iti We
have a large aaeortmealt,
including ereryhedy R fnvor.-
itch, and all the
CANDY WE uFFttl
ix seuitarily made from pure
ingredieoto, fresh, ettrnrtie°
deheious and harmless
Fresh Fruits of all kindsalwaye nu hand.
Our home made candies always the beat,
Ohooalatee, Camels, Bou•Bons te,;'1'alfies a
specialty,
East Huron Board of Agriculture will l>rold
meetings for the discussion of Agricultural
subjects at
Winthrop on Tuesday Jan. 22nd
Moncrief on Wednesday Jan 23rd
Brussels on Thursday
and Friday Jan 24th & 25
The Speakers are
J. W. Clark of Carville, C. B. Smith of
Smithdale, Mrs. II. W. Parkons of Toronto
Alle;are invited to come and take part in the
discussion.
Meetings open at 2 o'clock and 7.a
Musical ipr.ogram at evening meetings
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SE/y1FNRTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24 10,18
Mrs, McKinley Passes
Uu '1'liuredny, Jae. 1711 at noon,
her home in Seaforth, Mrs Joint 111
Kinloy passed peacefully away, a
maiden name was Margaret J. Clark
She was born in the county of Yor
where the oity of Toronto now /demi
on Ohrislmae day iu the year 1836
While 1310 was quite young her futile
moved to Huron County and settled o
the Goebel) line in Stanley Township
Some leers later she became the wif
of John McKinley, who, as 0110 of til
I. al fleet settlers was clearing o home fo
himself on the game 0000eee100. Her
i they reelded until Rho year 1888, what
they rotirod from the farm and settler
in 1igniondville About thirteen yours
ago they moved into Seaforth where
they secured the home on Jarvis St
, which she hos singe o0oupied lOr.
MoKinle, died on January 19th 1907.
Five years ago on Christmas Eve, : re.
McKinley had a severe stroke and
though she to some extent recovered
her strength, oho hoe been eomparativr,
ly hslplr'ss ever ohm). During the
period of war [inch of for time was
spent knitting for the soldiers and al
though not having perfect use of her
hands eho hes provided dozens of pairs
of sox for the men at the front,
I On Sunday January 13th she suffered
' another stroke from which she never
regained consciousness, hnt passed
away at noon on Thursday Jan. 17111
The funeral was held on Jan. 19113, the
anniversary of her husbautPe death, and
the remains were laid to rest in the
13ayfleld oemetry, Rev, David Rogers
of Loudon, a former pastor, coeduuted
the ee101080 at the house,
Mrs McKinley was for over sixty
yea re a member of tho Methodist
0hnr011 and lived a coneiatent Christine
life. She was a faithful wife and a de-
voted and selfsacridoing mother, For
sometime there were symptoms that the
end was near, but for her death had
no terror, but was welcomed as a happy
relesee and those who mourn bsoaute
of the earthly separation have the as.
suranoe that for her to be absent from
he body is to be present with the Lord
Agricultural Society
The annual meeting of the Seaforth
Agricultural Society was held Friday
afternoon with Vice President Fother-
.ingham in the chair, The finanoial
statement of the Treasurer showed re-
ceipts of 1664.17 and expenditures of
$1234.34 with a balance of $429,83 oe
11011d.
P110 following oftioers were eloote.1
foe 1918: Prosidout, D, Fotheringliant;
131 V. Pine., Geo. McKee; 2nd V. Pres
Mr ISdmundo; Directors—'t'uckeremilh.
11 Broadfoot, A, Wright, pad John
Dale, McKillop—It Dorranoe, Geo,
Hare, John Scott Hullet—Wm Rhin
'rhos Livingstone, heaforth-1r1,1yor
Stewart, Dr Grieve,
The President and seuretary were
appointed delegates to the Provincial
Convention in February. It was dec-
ided to hold the usual Spring Show and
also to have a Field Competition au
iu Oats and !loots.
After discussion the directors were
authorized to secure some extra attract.
tions for the Fall Fair for the last day,
The detect for 1918 will be Sept 19th
and 20111.
The Armenian Fund
The followingemounte have been re
Delved by Mr John Beattie in aid of
the Armenians The list is still open
Mrs Dr Cooper ,.,................4 00
Mrs Porterfield ....................,., r 00
Jas. Dorranoe ... , 1 00
Mrs John Finlayson Sr.............,.. [ 00
Geo, Turnbull ......... ...... I o0
John MoOaa ........ ................ 5 00
R, Bell E & T 0o,,.,,•,..,, ,,,,25 00
Jessie Gillespie ............... ... .... 1 00
Dr blaraKay ................. e. , 25 00
W It Smith ,....,
David Davis
Emily Oreeswell ,
Helen Gemmel,..,
Beattie trot 5 00
James Sroadfeot,., 5 00
N T Oluff
Mrs Geo Brown ,... „ 1 00
lvir W V Jefferson2 00
........... •.. „ 5 00
r 00
25 00
1 00
•....,Y,...,,,... I co
110 00
[RICKEY
The Hockey genie 011 'I'lntreday eight
was a edea], Net mate!) and an exhibi»
then of good winter oport. Mitchell
played a st1011uoua game, but elle bril-
liant etiek handling and rushes of Reg
Reid made them shrivel up before the
110010 forwards, The plaoky little
Mitchell goal tender had a huey tithe
saving lila finger's from the p11011. At
the end of the fleet 110ricd the some
wee 11 to 1; at the end of the second 1.2
to 1 and third 17 to 2.
The lino was:
Mitchel[—Smith, Reid, Davidson, (dub
01)by, Walters, Cook.
Seaforth—Stewart, lldmunclR, Bully,
Fox, Beg Reid, Kerslake.
Referee--E1zerutnea of 71itelleli.
Qdhlellows installer)
The Oddfeliowe hall was well filled
uu Wedueaday night by members of
the Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges for
a Joint installation of their officers,
Miss Carlisle of liensal,h District De.
puty Grand President and her able
rata performed the work of Metalling
the Rebekah officers ae follows;
J, P. G. , Miss Hazel Dotralco; N. G.
Mee, John Rankin, V, 0, Mrs, W. (rich
R S Mise Marie Martin: F. 0, Miss L.
Freetnai' Treasurer, Mrs A MoGavin;
W. 5116, 1', 0, Scott, 0011, , Mise Bessie
McMichael; Chap, Miss Clare Mason;
R. 8. 14. G,' Mrs. U, Layton; R. L. \'
G. , Mrs Marvin; L, 8, . V. 0, , Miss
Rebel Pinkney; 1. 0, Miss McGregor;
0, G Atrs, Jarrott.
Mr. T. B. Baird, D. D. G. ill. of
Brucefield then took charge of Fidelity
Lodge and with his team installed the
following members P. G. , W, L, Ed.
mends; N. 0. , Thos. Sickle; V, 0, „I
Love; F 8, W. Golding: R S' Dr, Her -
burn; Treas. John Thompson; Warden,
J B Thompson: Chaplain, Jne Beattie;
Con. , A MCGavin; R 8 N G Wm Hay;
L S N G Ed Mote• R S V GD Reid; L
8 V 0 R Dorranoe; 1 G, W G Williams;
A A Naylor; HSS 0 Henderson; L
S, 1 Quail
By both teams the work was care-
fully prepared sed put on and made
interesting to those present. A short
programme was thou given. After
ethioh a very dainty luncheon was
served and the audience dispersed
hoping to repeat the plaasere another
year,
A veryhandsome offering was taken tip
for the Red Cross,
SUPREME SACRIFICE
'Mrs Jessie Brown of Seaforth has
had word that her nephew, Alvin Haat
inge has died of wounds in France. H10
parente live in 'Cnraburry Township
f[ta father and brother are both sere--
ing at the front. Alwin 1vt18 seventeen
years of age oil the third of last 001011-
er. He wont overseas last February,
Saving Fuel
The different Churches have all, at
°toe, set a magnifioiont example in
saving fuel, The Methodist Church
which nags wood for heating offered the
other Churches the use of their building
but for the present the Anglican and
Presbyterian are using their, Sunday
School and basement which require
tench less fuel to heat. Thea splendid
example will no doubt be followed by
a saving in fuel, Many private house.
have (dosed up all the rooms but these
absolutely required, some even living in
their kitchens to do their "bit" in this
time of stress,
Cause of Asthma, No one can say
with certainty exactly what onuses the
establishing of asthmatto conditions
Duet from the street, from dowers, from
grain and various other irritants may
eet up a trouble impossible to irradieste
except throogli a sure preparation such
as Dr, J D. 1e11ogg1e Asthma Remedy
Uncertainty may exist el to cause, but
there cat be no Uncertainty regarding
a remedy which has freed a generation
of asthmatic victims from this scourge
of the bronchial tubes, It le gold every
whore,
Coal Situation
Mayor Stewart infertile the Nowa
that the goal situation ie anela that
every (itixml should Rave his coal end
divide up with others. The Schools
and (lhurchee arra ]losing. Seaforth is
credited with coal fur leo° people by
the fuel ou1troller, whereto, It has to
supply 110ar17 three times that number
as farmers end others got there coal
here,
BIRTHS.
FELL— 111 Go110rieh, January 10th, to
Mr aed Mrs J. '1'. Fell, a eon,
HOLLAND�Iu Hullo[, January 611'
to Mr and hire Noble Holland, a son,
CUDMORE—!n Kipper), Jal'lary 7th
to Mr and Mea Sam Cudmnr,•, a 'laugh
ter.
Ya ARRIARES,
CASE-MUELLER—In Seattle Wash. 1 a
on Deo. 29th 1317, John Relaid t:aar, I
to Gertrude Alitionetta Mueller, I'
daughter of Mr, Fred H. Mueller of
Seattle, rI fl'
,
$i,00per year
POSTPOI\ ED
Navy Euchre
Cardno's Opera Lal
Friday Evening,
Jan. 25th 1918
in aid of
The Navy Fund
Play coallalr,eue ices at
8 p, lllfe, sharp
Bring duncl1i ?Caskets ads
before
During intermission Hiso
Vocal Solos by Miss- za
ud Mr, Joe SilIls and Mr,
Herb Hawck.
Presentation of Medals by
Mayor Stcwart
om the Citizens to the Boys
who have returned from Act -
Rub it in for Lame Sack,—A brisk 1\
rubbing with Dr, Thomas' g'electric I t Se
Oil will cure lame back. The skin will Everybody
erYtyb
iCdy W elt ome
immediately absorb the oil and it will
penetrate the tisause and bring speedy
relief, Try it and be convinced. As
the liniment sinks in the pain comes
out and there are ample grounds for
saying that its touch is magical, se it
is.
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Admission -5o cents
In order to arrange tables
kindly send in names to Mrs,
Alex McLennan.
God Save The King
Never
Tire
of the Regina 1'fal,h. 1f'r r/1
foci know of a Regina !Vat,
3,11111'? 9032 /a,: /bed af.e,_ Ret-.
:no 1*' / ll. /0 t(a meal a.v
Sal's/it',(1 ir'/oiu.'r r. N,r He..1
Advertisement" .1,,. tuxs#at /heat
Regina lY3it h is 0.1,00d / ey.
ff 01,,,10/1/11, :a4i ant Mem
and !1i. I.i'eo ;r1 I, r-
57 Otlrf
nail,:; 1 :hr
iJn,ct lttsirhlosltrr (dtplirisn
11nnlar, Astriepr ...tear;
HUMOR
Ilttsiu,'sr> 194
Evauinge 111
The Store yon will always like
oat
Ottr Rear' to Wear
Depa'i't Eetlii
was nearer in ileilee
shape a; this :season
of the year to gUve
dig "lr+' hutes, and • ildi
many Instances you
can make your dollar
do double duty by
acting ,t; tacitly.
They
Go
�aR
The Prices o
LADIES'
WINTER
APPAREL
COATS
SUITS
SKIRTS
FURS
Daren' l find it an easy
matter to get trtl
very gmlli t eputs you
need for werisuteI use
a redtilctiQo}Iii iti)
price that means doll/.
'molars salved for y'r 11
if you come at once]
J. Mactavish
SERFORTE- .