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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-06-20, Page 1ey .lE The Seaforth News Nw Series„Vol. 30 No.25 Something New In Grave Decorations A wire arch, with a wire flow- er -basket banging from the centre, Come in and see it W. E. ehapmaE, Prop. Seaforth Monument Works lympia” RESTAURANT AND CONFECTIONERY FOR THE CHILDREN'S PARTY_ Of eouree you want candy, How could any party be a success with- out OUR CONFECTIONERY You will find in the varied as- sortment we carry your .favorite kind. Materials we use are the beat and out Candies are always fresh, Our lee Cream ie made from Pure Rich Country Cream and Beec Fruits 11111111111111111111111111111111111 Telephone Economy 1 I I I 1111111111111111111111111111111 f lM you prncr lee it.` Whe Is o 0 THEN i you answer the ytelephone by saying "Hello," a .vide series of time- wasting qui scions must ensue! 4L -Hello?" "Hello!" "Is that you jack?" "Yes, who is that speaking?". "This is Bill!" 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De'n't say 'I-lello, The Bell Telephone Ciba of Canada ,!ire ',GN!IY1hI11111111:1411111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111l1111111111111111111111111111111181UI111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Gemmel'Troyer A quiet wedding took place at th" Manse on Saturday afternoon when Edna E, Troyer, youngest daughter of Mrs Sarah' Troyer, North Mann Street became the bride of Sydney Gemmel of Tuokeremith, The ceremony was performed by Rev, Dr ,Fd A, Larkin in the preeenee:of immediate relatives, The bride wore a suit of sand color. ed gabardine with hat and shoes to match, The happy couple left on the after- noon train for Toronto and other pointe east, A large cirolc,of friends unite iii o:tending good wieheie eoulneil Notice MoKillop Council will meet et the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, on Friday June 28th, at 1,30 p, m, M, Murdie, Clerk, The Oil for the Athlete—In rubbing down, the athlete can find nothing finer than Dr. Thomas' Elooteia 011, It ren- ders the muscles and einewe pliable Wittig the soreness out of them and strengthens them for etrains that may be put upon them. It stands pre-em- inent for this purpeae and athletes who for yeare have been using it San testify to its value as a Inbricaht, SEPLFORTR, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, Returned Prisoner Welcomed A right royal woloome was accorded Patrick Nigh, a returned prisoner from Germany, on Monday night, Pte, Nigh is it son of Joseph Nigh of town, Ile arrived ou the six train and a large crowd from Seaforth and surrounding country were awaiting him, He was at once pieced in one of the gaily dec- orated oar's and the procession headed by the braes band dame up street to the steps of the town hall, Here he was weloomed by Mayor Stewart and Mr, A, D, Sutherland pinned a medal on his breast, Rev, Father Goetz then in a brief, eloquent speech welcomed the young soldier on his return to his town and congratulated hint on his re. lease from the prisons of Germeny, and and assured him he would be honored in Canada, Col, Wilson uuder whom Pte Nigh teethed es a member of the 33rd. Battalliou, also spoke. Bishop Williams Bishop Williams of Huron Diocese visited St, Thomas church on Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock service and administered the rite of confirmation to twelve candidates. His sermon was a masterly exegete of the second petit- ion of the Lord's prayer "Thy King- dom Come," He explained the three fold meaning of the kingdom prayed for and showed that if this kingdom prayed tor came in answer to prayer it would be because those who prayed wanted it enough to really work for it. God only worked with his people and would help those who helped themsel- ves, The bishop 'went to Wingham for service in the evening, He was in Clinton on Monday evening and in Goderioh on Tuesday. June Wedding At high noon June 17th a very quiet wedding was eolonmized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson of Eginontiville when their youngest daughter Susie Viola was united in the holy bowie of matrimony by Rev, S, McLean to Mr. Allen S, Stone youngest son of G, W. Stone of Panoraee Alta, under an arch of evergreens and flags on the lawn, The bride who was given away by her father looked oharminging her bridal gown of eillr crepe-de.chene trimmed with pearls and wore a Jolliet cap and veil trimmed with orange bloesome,carrying a baguet of rotes and lily of the valley and wore the grooms gift a wrist watch, After the signing of the register the gw ate sat di tin to a war time dinner. The bride and groure left on the , 30 amid showers coufetti for Toronto and Montreal and malty other places, 'Che bride travelled in a blue shot silk suit with hat and shoes to match, Out of town guests were Miss Lonett Clinton, Mr, and Mrs, Lainbart, Strat- ferd;Miss Helve Stone, Toronto; Mrs. U, Hablrirlc, Walton; Mr. and Mra,G, Habkirk, Winthrop, Klein011ero A quiet, but very pretty wedding. was solemnized in St Jane's Church, Seaforth, on Tuesday, ,June 11th, when Mies Margaret Mere and Mr, John Klein wore united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. Father Goetz The bride looked charming in a beast. Ifni dress of Cream taffeta with over- drone of brocaded satin and wearing the customary bridal wreath and veil She wee attended by her sister who wore a dress of oream. silk poplin with hat to match, The groord we support. ed by his brother, Mr, Geo, Klein, Af. ter the ceremony, the bridal party mot- ored to the home of the bride where dinner was served, The afternoon was spent in motoring through the surround ing country, returning in the evening to the grooms farm in McKillop where they will reside, The grooms gift to the bride was a pearl neoklaoe; to the bridesmaid, a signet ring; and to the groomsman, a pearl tiepin, The many friends of the 'bride and groom wish them a long and happy married life, June 20 I018 $1.00 per year HURON NEWS Mr. Dougald Strachan, sr„ of 3rd non„ Grey had the misfortune to have his leg broken near the hip, while re- pairing a door on the driving shad it. fall ou bit, Robert, the six year old son of Wm, McMurray, of Morris, fell and broke his arm below the elbow, This is the third time he has had his arm broken so that he should be getting used to it. While cutting wood at MaNaught etatiou, Wm, Clark, of Ethel, allowed his hand to come in contact with the saw and his thumb was almost severed, Mr. Amos Tipling has a quantity of hemp that be grew ou his farm in Mor- ris and manufactured in a flax mill. He grew it last year as an experiment and is forwarding a eample to Ottawa where it will be tested. If hemp oan be successfully grown and treated in Ontario it will be a great national boou for at present binder twiue and rope are imported and the cost ie therefore very high. There linseed away at her borne on the 7th line, Morris, on Saturday June 8th, Jane Ctarbert, wife of Mr, J, T. McCaughey, after an extended illness. The late Mrs. McCaughey was born in Mullet township 44 years ago, and sinoe her marriage in 1901 to Mr. Mc- Caughey has resided in Morris. She was greatly esteemed in the neighbor- hood in whioh she resided, On Wednesday laat, Mr, Frederick C. Waldron of the London Road passed away at the age of 51 year's. He auff- fered a paralytic stroke about two years ago and has never really recovered, In. terment took place in the Clinton cem- etery on Fride„ Electric light and power rates are to increased in Wingham after July let. Electric light ern be 10 cents per Kil. owatt hour with an additional 10 per cent if accounts are not paid before 1,5th of the mouth, .e.r1:0t7 The charge for the conetant motor power has been raised to $46 per month and the miuimnm power and under, not run constantly will be $2 par horsepow. er per month. A vicious bulldog in Lower Huron at. tacked Mr, Robert Stapleton, of Batt Wawanosh last Saturday and bit him on the leg, The wound was attended to at once and no serious results oocur- red, Officer Phippen shot the dog, There has been ieshortage of gasoline all through this district within the past tee weeks, The difficulty is said not be iu the gasoline supply as it is in tank cars to ship it. At alargely attended meeting of the Huron 010 Boys' Association, Toronto, recently, it was decided that the anim- al excursion would be held, The septi -annual Co, L,O,L,, wee held in Clinton last Wednesday with a good attendance. The lodge decided to do all in their power to make the celebration at Honsall a su000es, Collegiate Institute Exams. The following students are promoted from form 1 to II, These are arranged in order of merit, based on weekly ex. erns, held throughout the year and the final June examinations. Honours G, Kerr, W, Greig, A, Dale, M. Blanchard, B, Wheatley, R Edmunds, 11. Taylor, S. Lattuner, Pass 8, Edge, R, Thompson, E. Staples, Jt, Archibald, G. Dennison, F. Smith, M. O'Leary, F. Beattie, B Barton, G. Sillery, M, 11oggerth, I. Crawford, E. Bolton, 0, McLean, A, Dodds, I, For. eythe, G. Stewart, G, Kneobtel, B, Me. Lellau, L. Dodds, I. Upeball, A, Atkin- son, G. Hays, The following students who ou ec- oount of Meese missed the first exam- ination are promoted to 2 13 :— B, O'Oonnell, M, Armstrong. Promoted to 3 /3 M, Hogg, T, Merrier, 11, Horton, A isher. J, F, Boas, Prin, Brie's l' or the Busy When Pat Nolan, of New York refus- ed to get up and go to work, hie wife first tried to get him up with the help of boiling water, When it failed she resorted to dynamite, Lastly the lov- ing Mary put oil soaked raga under the bed and set tire to them and success cane, Pat got up. Venus Cote was put in Kingston penitentiary, not for wearing male at- tire, ttire, but for stealing jewelery and [non ey, She is now being taught to saw and do other useful work which is quite new to her, The army worm is causing touch aux. iety to the farmers around Windsor. A man in St, . Thomas claims the Council has no right to use public funds to pay for a luncheon to the Governor- General and bus taken legal action to try and prevent thein. when Alvin Yorke was called to ap. pear in a St. Thomas count for assault, he did not appear. It was afterwards discovered that he had a good reason. He was in jail in London for not pay- ing a fine of $200 for a breach of the O.T,A. A. recent regulation of the Canaria Food Board states that pork tender- loin is not classed ae pork but included with heads, hearts, livers etc., whioh may be used at any time, STYLE STORE FOR WOMEN Acoording to atatistios, ntaaslee were very prevalent luOnterio during May, Toronto aid Hamilton had a total of 1007 oases out of a total for the prov- ince of 1936. There is an increase of twenty five per Dent in the crop acreage in Quebec st tbis year over la according to a state - mewl by the Provincial Bureau of Stat- letioa just published, At North Sydney, 0, 13„ an attti•vao- oivatieatist draftee, as he itnagiued,pnt a good one on the Medical Board, Aft or being vaooittated be quickly wiped his nose, forgetful that he had a slight scratch there. Result: As beautifully developed a vaccination case in the wrong place at ono could wish to see, Evidently a number of the oitieensof Toronto believe that pigs pay. Since the first of the year thirty permits have been grauted for private pig pens ilt the city, and many more were refused ow• ing to the unsuitibility of the premises, Jarrott=cook A quiet wedding took place at the noon hour on Saturday, whsu Ivy Rita Jarrott, of Egmondville became the bride of Robert James Cook, of Ham- ilton. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. McKinley on the verandah under the beautiful vines of her home. Fifty guests were present from Clin- ton, Toronto, Glencoe, and London Miss Vern Jarrott played the wed- ding march. The young couple left for a trip to ttawa and Hamilton, Dap and Night Watches We have a particularly mice litre of these watohas. fntho Day Time of course the dial is clearly seen and likewise the tiros, In the Night Time, in the dark when you want the time se badly this watch shows the time clearer than ever. A reliable, dependable, servioe. able watoh, with Radium Dial, and 16 Jewelled movement. $10,00 ;in Nickle Case) - $15.00 fin (fold Filled Case) We would like to show them to you. You will enjoy 'seeing them. Drop in, , rt l . t'Etuatngt Ilium leatriltnahee & (Optician ammer iNurriagr ifiirrnsrn Phones Business 194 Evenings 10 The Store you will always like I[t ximu rCt�1' 1 4 A/ACTAVISIT Unusually Pretty Blouses PURE SILK buns White and Black Double •1 ips All Sizes 75c to $r 5o Wonderfully pleasing ars these cool little blouses, They fairly radiate freelimes and softness, Many come in new stripe voiles with fancy collars lending a soft be- coming effect to the 'wearer- Altogether they are about the best looking lot of Waists we've shown for a long time. Price f<rorn L50 to 5.00 LADIES KNITTED AND MUSLIN NDI'.RWEAR Starting as lots as 150 a garment and advancing step by step through all the pop- ular prices STORE TO PUT YOUR FAITH IN Wash Dresses for Chil- dren and Misses fieri is by far the prettiest and most dais array of attractive attire for little girls and aliases that has ever been our pleasure to show. ('hese shaming frocks cleverly reflect this season's favorite etylee. for wattteu and are tore to meet with your instant approval, I ?tees 50e to Ri+n0( What kind of Hut Weather Underwear, do you like ? No natter anyway. you are quite sure to find it hero in nicely fit- ting garments at very moderate prieea, considering the careful mower in which the garmrrnte ere made and the exeelient mat- erials they are made from, All sizes in Stock ---Complete price range, J. M CTAVIS SEAFORTH NEVIMINMOIIINEVIIMNPUIMPARMIIMEXIIMMI C'HILDREN'S.AND MISSES `I.TMIYMEII UNDERWEAR The heel kinds pro. carable starting as low ae 10e n garment