HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-04-11, Page 1New Series Vol. 26 No ,15
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The Seaforth News
The Seatortir Monument Works
Have been taken over
by Wm. E. ehapivan
Who is prepared to
erect any kind of
LVieliti rial iu either
Granite or Marble,
and make designs for
those who wish 20 be
exclusive in that part
icutai•.
Floor and Wall tile setting is a feattare of
my business..
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LYM , iY DI"
RESTAURANT FIND eoNFECTIONlr`iEc i'
If yon want some real good
Easter Eggs call in and see our
new supply which is just on
hand:
FRESH CONFIi1CTIONELIY
drat is driuty in appeerauoa,
delicious i0 ftavpr and sa uturily
made of -the purest iugrsdieete.
Why not make somebody.
happy by our Oeudy
Don't forget to come in and get your Lunch
before you go home after the show,
SEHFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,
Belgian Relief Fund
For Marsh
Mrs. Hs Edge
Mrs Gibenn,e S, S. Class
Mrs. J. Mo
Mre Chas, Stewart
Mre, De Lacey
Nara, Neil
Poet 01500
Commerce Bank
Dominion Bank
"The Whi'
The World's biggest
Motion Picture
9
It is modern. it is about people of to=
day. It has a thrill in every reel.
H is clean,
Pill men, women and children with red
blood in their veins will want to see it.
Itt is cast wt ith movie favorites that you
all know.
It has six stars -not one.
All in all it has everything necessary to
please, to thrill, to educate the young and
old.
it is the supreme offering of filmdom
Special Music by Orchestra
The "Whip" will be shown in
Total
Remitted to Miss 1, George
Examines
ttalanae on Meed
Aid of the ed Gross
in
Cardno's 46x para douse
Friday & .Saturday
Apel Pth & 20th
51.00
$2.85
$2.60
112,50
$3.7o
$1,00
12
1.8
26
$14.11
$13.011
16
911
Mrs. J. B. Thcinpeon,
Treasurer,
Red Gross Report
F'LNAN()iAI, STATEMENT
FOR MARO[i
Receipts
Balance on hand..,..............603 52
A friend ..... ........... .... ......., 400 00
Mr John MoCae ................ ... 50 00
Vire L G VanEgmond .............. 7
Mrs J Stewart's Sunday
School Olase .. ......• -. 1
. Winthrop Branch ,..... ... 69
Duff's Church Ladles'
1Cgmondville Branalt ......105
Blankets Bold . 6
Rag Rugs ..........:.................. 1
Quilts ............... 15
Afternoon Matinees 4 p.ill. Evenings 8.15
Prices
Matinees 25c & 35c Evenings 5Oc
Plan opens at Aberlaart`s Drng Store
Friday April 12th
Monthly Contributions,.....
0(1
15
00
00
75
7b
50
Spring Show
Seaforth'e Spring Show was favored
with Kluge weather for their exhibit.
ion on Friday. A clear, bright pky and
warm weather tier the season brought
out a record crowd. All afternoon the
streets were orowded with people from
all eeotnnne The exhibits proved that
Seaforth ie the centre of a good live
stock section of the county. The
entries were well filled and the aompat
hien was closed in most 'teething, The
cltreotors worked hard to make the
Spring Show a summers and received
oougretulations on the result.
Heavy Draft horses
Team in Harness
sat --Alex. Sinclair
Zed—Rohl. Broadfoot
Brood Mare iu Foal
1st—T J . M014iohaei & Sons
sod—Snell Bros,
3rd—Broadfoot Bros
4th—J as. Carling,
Filly os Gelding 1915
tet—Alex Sinclair
Filly or Gelding 1916
ter -Alex Wright
Fi1lo or Gelding 1917
ret—Jas. Murray
2nd—Snell Bros
3rd—Jus. Murray
Mare, Filly or Gelding any age
let—T.. J, McMichael & Sone
2nd—Alex Sieolair
3rd—Alex Wiight
Judge ---J ' Darrooh
25 141gricultural
76 Team in harness
60 let—Toe. day, Cromarty
2nd—James Hay; Kippen
Brood Mare in foal
let D. Fotheringham
21ild Earl Sproat, Kippen
3rd—Jas. Store,{
Filly or Gelding 1915
let—D. J. O'Rielly
2nd—W, A. MoKepzie, Mitchell
3rd—W. A. McKensue
Total $1606
Expenditures '
Mr F Gordon Oster
(Prisoner of War) .................. 10
McLean Bros 1
Stamps...,.. ......2
Stewart Bros ................ ......246
JMaotavish......................4.0 ...438
Total
Balance on band
76
00
00
00
ti
47
$697 58
809 17
Grape Mullen
Treas. 0 R 0 S
SEORETARY'S REPORT
480 ,Hite of pyjamas, 372 pairs of
soaks, 90 flannel shirts, 312 towels, 12
personal property bugs, 48 butter cloth
hankerohiefs, 12 trench Daps, 34 band-
ages, 2 Dressing gowns,
The shipment this month is largest
for one month since the sooiety organ -
led.
Edda De Lacey, Some tatty,
Mrs. Wm. Gemini( R,reaud
Filly or Gelding 1916,
let Jas Park, Mitchell
2nd—(11at. Coyne
Filly or Gelding 1917
ret—John Dale Jr.
2nd—Robs. Wright
Mare, Fily o fielding any age
sat—Jeri Parks
2nd—Broodfu0t Bros
. Special Township Oompetitton, Tuck
eremith by Broadfoot, ,Sinolair and
Fotheringham
Judge -J, A. Fleming, Milverton
',Hackney
Stallion any age
lst--Bert Stephson
Roadster, trotting Stallion
,st-14. Hannon; Mitchell
211d—John Pnilkoey.
Roadster, horse in haruees
1st—&obi McLaren, Eensall
2nd—R, Hyslop
3rd—T. J. ivloMichael & Sons
Carriage Horse in haruees
tat—Wm. Buchanan
Roadster, team in harness
let—John Decker
Carriage, teals in harness
let—Eimer Thiel
Cud Beery Neil
Best Single Roadster in harness
1st—Robert McLaren, Bengali
Judge—John Fleming
Milverton
Mre Wnt Govenlook received the sad
news that her daughter. Mrs Frances
Parker, aged 35 years, Wee found dead
in her room in London on Sunday
evsnieg about six o'clock. She had
gone up to her room in the afternoon
and when called et six o'olook, she was
dead. Heart failure was pronounced
the cause,
Mrs Parker has been teaching Hist-
ory in the London Collegiate Institute
about three years. She had one sou,
Gray Parker who lives with hie Grand-
mother here, Mrs Parker was in the
habit of spending her vacations here
with her mother and only left on Fri-
day after doing eo at. Easter She was
in good health and spirits while here.
M.uoh regret is expressed over her early
death.
The funeral took place 'Tuesday
at eleven o'clock at the home of Pro
feasor Young, 0anon Craig conducting
the service, ;.ix of the pupils of the
Upper School acted as pall hearers,
The body was taken to Detriot for
cremation.
They Cleanse While They Care—
The vegeteple compounds of which
Partnelee,s Vegetable Pills are Comp-
osed unruly, deriduhons and mandrake
clear the stomach turd ietestines o,
deleterious matter and restore the
deranged organs to healthfulaeti0n.
Hanes they are the heat remedy for in
digestion available to. day. A trial o
th em will establish Om truth of hi
assertion and do more to ooe.vinoe the
Bing than euything that oat) be
written.
e TTLE
Shorthorn
Bull, 3 years or over
lst—J. W. Beattie
Bull, 2 yeare
jet—Wm. H. Jamieson
Bull lyear
1st—Dorranoe & Son
Judge of Cattle—J. J. Biggins
Olin ton
1
An Oil for All Man,— 'Tho sailor,
the soldier, the fishermen, the lumber.
men, the out -door laborer and all who
are exposed to injury and the
elements will' find in Dr ThomeSi
Eleotrie Oil a Ern slid faithful friend .
'To entre pain, releive colds, dress
wounds suhelne lumbago and oeereonri
rheumatism, 11 bite no equal Therefore
it should have a place' in all home
Medicines and those takenon -a journey
APRIL Il 1018
You and Your Friends
are invited to attend
The Last Old Time Dance
of the Season
in Cardno's Opera Hall
on
Tuesday,. Evening, April 16th .1918
Benefit of the Citizens' Band
$4.00per yell,, ,t'
MDS101A1lS-H, M, Mooney, Jr,, P. 81. Chesney, :Lance A. Oheaney,
Abe Forsyth Henry Feoeyth, Thomas Ramie, Herry tewart,
Herbert Fowler Joseph Storey, Earl VanEgmoid, 1:, H. (hose,
.1, F, Daley, Harry Hinehley
FLOOR MANAGERS—Harry Ohm teie Peter Unmeron, .Joet•ph Kale,
William McDonald, Ed. Howl ted, Garnet Eabkirk, Wm. Work•
man, .1 , 00(1rath,
COMMITTEE—Hibbert, Jeeti`h Miirphv; Hallett, Scott Hawthorne;
Meleiliop, Fin. MOKei'Ohvr and Robert Dodds Jr ; Tuckerimitlt,
Wm. Charters and Robert Gemmell; Seaforth, John Beattie, L.
T, DeLaeey, Dan, Shanahan and Charles Stewart.
Dancing oommonoes at half peat eight o'clock
During intermission—Male Quartette—Messrs, Joe Sills, Jae. Lr, Wil.
R. E. Bright end Dot. Raid—Sootoh and lrish Dancing—Mr;
Geo. P. Oardno-11rawieg for the Collie Collection in aid of the
Red Cross Society,
Put your name on your lunch box which will be checked and given to
you at 10001) time Coffee supplied et the hall
Gentleman $1.00 -- & Rage 26ete.
A. D. Sutherland, Secretary
LADE CURTAINS
and
DRAPERIES
TABLE
and
STAIR OILCLOTH
MACTAV1SH`S
SEAFO1 TH
Thoughts Now Turn
To
Beautiful
Neck
Wear
Ai'. 1, Stell ordered rabic: ie iiia•
tingenshod by rte beautiful t'ilver
iced nuts glass, so 10 am Levafiere
2it1l Pe nitwits give the 11106110d
iSnl sinal 1:ettal1 tai Ole perfectly
drape, We believe that our Lev-
elle,e. end Pendants have that
",bust ]tights' app.'eranoo that le
requires. to give that richly mod-
est effect, Ko tench desired and 80
diliioult Co obteie,
Alwaye look oveni •'Jecel;ry of'
Quality' before yet, t,n r,
%J1161 Mai litetker & 'O,ttitice
11Aaaor ' Iorrirter tiroseoe
Phones
Businese 194.,
11 Evenings 10
The Store you will always like
HOME FURNISHINGS
Therefore remember it will pay
you then to visit this store
Linoleum
Sanitary, easy to clean an durable—you
know what that means in any home.
We have a big assortment, of the world
renowned Scotch Llnoleums—clean cut
patterns that will take your faney and it
will pay you to buy at present prices.
Congoleuf tugs
The idea is to give to the: appear-
ance of an expensive Brussels or Wilton
Rug. The result is praise worthyi.
Come in and see for yourself what a sen-
sible idea it is. 'Y he rugs have pretty
borders; they are sanitary, easily cleaned
and most attractive.
Carpet SQLiarea-
and
Hearth Ruga
J. Mactavish
SE 1FORTH
The Store with furnishings
to make every Room in
your home more beautiful
at the Lowest Cost
Linoleum$
and
Flour Oilcloth