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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-01-12, Page 5TBURSIIA', JANUARY 12, 1928 PAP CHAIN RED&WHITE STORES Our Prices for One Week only 1'and Gr Na tht Soap 10 bars for, ...48o P Star Ammonia 4 packagos .for.: , `. . , ,25c Bird Seed . Servus 2 , packagers for.. , ...250 Canned Spinach 2s 2 tins for Lemon Oil for polishing '12 oz, bolt ie Pimentos Imported 3 tins for, .. , Coin on Cob, great stuff Tin - Coffee, Red and White fresh ground lb, ..58c FreshFreshFrozen Salmon half or whole fish Ib , ,14e 29c 28e ;25c 250 J. Sproat J Phone .8 Stewart Phone 77 We pay the highest prices for goocl cream. Our services to our patrons are the best that can be given Do not send your cream to other Creameries, we want it hero. To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation. In return for your co -'operation we will give you of our. best in service and .prices. Separators. Oome We are agent for the Mellotte Cream Se p in and see the new Models. Co.Seaforth,Ont. Seaforth Creamery IIS C. A, BARBER, Prop. W, J, Walker 86 Son UNDER`I(AKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Fiirniished. Night or 'clay phone 67. D, H. Melones Chiropractor Of Wingham,; will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases of, all kinds success fully treated. Electricity used. StaniONOMMIGNAIIIMENEWMar RICHARDSON'S . FASHION FROCKS. We ,beg .to announce we have been appointed local representative for Ri- chardson's, Limited, Toronto, Ont., manufacturers • of Ladies' Stylish Dresses. Our line - comprises Flan- eels, San Toy, Charnneen, Botany Serge, Flat Crepes and Crepe ,back Satins, made U. measure, and ,fit guar- anteed at prices as low as ready modes. We are now showing Advance Styles. Spring 1928. Write and repre- sentative will call with samples and styles. - THE JOHN H'OOPER; AGENCY Seaforth; Ont Reducd Prices Ladies' and Gentlemen's haircuts now. Ail the latest bobs` now ,•35c at the Dennison so & Pullman' uilman n . Barber e r Sho Phone 125. A Power of its Own 'Dr., Thomas' Eclectric Oil has a* subtle power of its own, Alt who have used it know this and keep it by them as; the most valu- able liniment available. Its uses are Innumerable and for many years it has been prized as the leading -lini- ment for eading lini- mentfor man and beast, 1 Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired. Cliasa A, Howey Residence -James St. Special Optical Offer. High grade gold -'filled spectacles and eye glasses with best flat spheri- aai lenses for only. $4,00 All other style of frames attd lenses at lowest prices, Eyes examined by onr well known and painstaking specialist, Mr. Hughson, with 27 years experience, 18 years corning to Seaforth. Yott. are assured -of the best optical work to be obtained and at very moderate cost: Two clays only, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 17, 18. iCorne early, Beattie's Fair, Seaforth. 2 EGMONDVILLE., The annual business meeting of the Y.P:S. of Egmondville United Church took place in the basement_: of the church on Monday evening last. The following officers were elected for the. ensuing year Hon. pies., Rev. W. D. McDonald; president; Miss Billy C. Chesney (re-elected); vice presidents, J. Wilkinson, Sadie Howatt, Ruby Young, Jean Smith; secretary, Laura McMillan; corr. sec., E. Nott; rec. sec., W. J. Chesney; treas., Bertha Beatty; social committee, Alice Thom- pson; ildred Wallace, J, Wilkinson, and Earle Webster; lookout -commit- tee, Erma Broadfoot, Ronald Reinke and Russel .Wallace; floral convener, Rena Patrick; pianist Violet Tyndall, asst., Sadie Howatt. The .'meeting was brought to a close by repeating the Mizpah benediction. HILLSGREEN. The many friends of Miss Opal .Foster will he pleased to hear she is recovering afterher recent illness. Mr. FrancisColeman had a radio installed in his home during the past week, Miss Grace (Coleman is spending a few days in 'Toron'to. Mr,"R'oss' Riclnards'on is visiting his sister, Mrs. Coleman, in St. Thomas, Mr, Wilson Carlile spent a day an Lttcan Iast week, 'bringing back a car with hint for J. E. McDonald. Mr, and Mrs, Robert. +Green and daughter Wilma; Mr, and Mrs. Gar- net Ford and Idaugh.ters Alberta May and Shirley, of Flint, Mich., visited' at the hotne of Mr, Carlile, 'last 'week. Mr. atnct Mrs, John McBride and ' Tamil spent NewYear's cars at the. home �df-Mr. John Love. CHISELHURST. (Intended for last week.) Miss Evelyn 'Wilkinson, of 'Lon- don, spent. Monday at her home here with tier parents, Mr, George Parker and sister Liz- zie entertained a large number of their. friends 'last week, Mrs. Lorne 11f'dNaughton and 'faui- ily are visiting . at the home M her sister, Mrs, Wesley Veneer. ' ' WQW0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephec;atnd son Laurie, of Elimville, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hawkins, this A public meeting of all in - week, terested plot -holders in Eaird's Mr, and Mrs.,Eluter'Reid and Mas- cemetery will be held in Walk. ter Bat, of Stratford, were visitors er's, Hall,, Brucefield, -on Satur- with her parent's, Mr, and Mrs, John day afternoon, Jan. 21st, 1928, iGrimoldby, at 2 o clock, when the matter of Mr, Hiram f-Ianna, of Maskado, perpetual maintenance will be Man., is the guest of his cousin, Mr, thoroughly •discussed, Every - and Mrs, Samuel Hanna. one interested kindly be present Mr. J. V, Smith, of Vancouver, who as this will be a very important represents the. J. A. ,Haugh Mfg. Co„ meeting and decisions arrived at Ltd.,' in British Columbia and is tit at. will be considered final. tenclanee at the annual convention of T. B, BAIRD, the firth in Toronto, Paid a short visit Secretary -Treasurer. to his aunt and cousin, Mrs, Robert Smith and Mr, Marshall Smith, Huron street, over the week -end. Mrs. Ralph -Stephenson, of Stanley, who was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred: Kerslake, last week, returned to her home on Friday last •, Mr, Dan Barry, West street, had the misfortune tfell from a step' - ladder while cleaning snow off ;the. kitchen roof oe his residence, seriously injuring his back. He will have to remain in bed for some time. The many friends of Mrs. Sarah Music Twiss regret to learn of her illness by and wish her a speedy recovery. LUDWIG SERENADERS Mr. Isaac Hudson, who has previ-' Of Ill th misty been conducting a branch here ,Y ' for Silverwood's Ltd„ of London, is c now conducting a branch for Gunn•.&e Friday, eianuary 20th Langlois Co„ Ltd., of Clinton, All the Admission $1..00 produce; eggs, cream and poultry, is included, Lunch Served. Miss Jeanette and Mr. Harold Fin- nigan returned last week after holi- daying with friends in Goderich. Miss Guerra Brown leaves Thurs- day for a visit in Montreal. Mr. Wes, Hackwell, who spent itis Mrs, .Eric McKay, who spent sev- holidays with his brother, Dr. D. era! weeks with friends in Hensall, Hackwetl, of Holland, N.Y., has re - has returned home. turned to his home here, Mr, E. W. Edae, of the Dominion Mr. Harry Jackson has gone on a Bank staff, leaves. Friday to take his business trip to Saskatchewan, position in Brampton, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bolger, of El- We are pleased to report that Miss rose, Sask., are visiting Mrs. Bol- Margaret Ferguson is around again ger's parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Bruce, after a recent illness. eand other friends. Mr, James Scott, Thornton Hall, -Miss Mary McDonald, nurse in returned to his home on Monday, training of Detroit, who has been vis - from the hospital. iting her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mr, Will Sinith left Wednesday to McDonald, returned to Detroit on visit his sisters in Detroit. He was Saturday. accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Smith Mrs. D..Sohier, who has been stay- who intends, making an extensive lug with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tour. , Thomas Clark, since her operation, Miss Margaret Anderson, of Hen- Inas returned to her rooms over the sail, who underwent an operation in Bank. Seaforth hospital; is 'making splendid Mrs. A. Clark was called by tele - _progress towards recovery. phpne to come to Detroit owing to On Tuesday evening, Jan, 25th, a the serious 'illness of her daughter, euchre and dance' under the auspices Mrs. A. Dundas. The many friends of the Bowling Park Committee, will of Mrs. Dundas, hope she will soon be be held in the G.W.V.A. room,. Fur- all right. thee partictilars will be given next Miss Marie Long, of Cranbrook, is weelr, al present visiting her sister," Mrs. M. James Sleeth, 'of Sarnia, sang Roy Bennett. two beautiful solos, morning and• ev- Mr. John Hieksted is spending the ening in the Presbyterian Church, on winter with Silas and Mrs.. Johnston, Sunday. Mr. Sleeth is visiting his Dicic Drager has returned to Pres - aunt, Mrs, Marshall Stewart. ton after spending the Christmas Mr, W. M.: Stewart is laid up at pre- vacation with his mother, Mrs. sent with an attack of lumbago, Charles Drager• Mr. Matthew Bates, of Goderich, The dance in the UF.0. hall, Wal- visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Keys ton, was welt attended, an Tuesday. 'Tine many friends of Miss Annie Miss. Cleary, R,N., of Rochester, N. Ferguson are sorry to learn that she seturneil•'3vlonday, after' visiting' in ha's, at present:"no't been enjoying the town the past few weeks. best of health. Mrs. Irving Sutherland, of Owen Mr, Alex. Bucianan' has returned Sound, and Miss Jessie Wilson,,of home after undergoing a suecesful kitchener, are visiting their father, operation in St. Joseph's Hospital. Maj. M, Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull en- tertained a few of their friends to a progressive euchre party on Monday evening. The lady winning the most games wes Miss Flora Harris, who won a beautiful_ hand painted bonbon dish. The gentleman winning the most games was Mr, Gordon Mc- Gavin, the prize being a beautiful gold rimmed pencil, The consolation . for the ladies was awarded to Mrs. Oliver Turnbull and the gentlemen's consol- ation went to Mr:' Harvey Johnston. The party broke up in the wee small hours of the meriting. Everyone re- ported a good .time. Will Pipe and family spent New Year's with his sister, Mrs. Pearl Shaw.' NOW Public Meeting Coiled ANCE WINTHROP HALL asmemeseetesise, uremd WALTON. LONDESBORO. Fingland-Brown—Old St. Andrew's Church, Toronto, at 7 p.m., Jan. 3, was the scene, of a pretty wedding When K. Elizabeth Brown was mar- ried to Murray Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fingland, Landes boro. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Mr. William Johnston, was charmingly gowned in rosewood beige georgette, with gold hat, and carried Premier roses and stevia. • Miss Mary Craw- ford, the bridesmaid, wore a torquoise blue taffeta frock, black hat and shoes arfd her bouquet was Pernet roses and maidenhair fern. Mr. Fred Gracey was the best man. Rev, Dr. Sclater. KIPPLN• assisted by Rev. \V. Fingland, broth- The annual meeting of the Kippen er o:f the groom, officiated. During, Horticultural ;Society will be held at the signing of the register Miss Flor- the home of Mr, and 'Mrs, Wesley ence Paterson played a violin solo French on Friday evening, January and Miss jean Kennedy sang. Follow- 13th. As the election of officers and ingthe ceremony a reception andother important business will come buffet supper was served at'116 Edge- before the meeting, every officer and wood avenue, the .home of the bride's member is urged to be present.,. sister, Mrs. W. Johneton. fir the im- Mrs, Abe Forsythe has returned mediate relatives of the twn taru,ties. hone after spending two weeks with After the honeymoon trip the happy f, iends in .Detroit. couple will reside in Cochrane. Mr, Edward Taylor, of Filntore, Mr. John Harvey returned to his Sask., a former resident of the vit- home on 'Tuesday after spending' a sage, is spending the winter with his few days in London, the, guest of his many friends in these parts. son Norman, Mr. R. J. Cooper has returned al,. Mrs. Wallace Allen is the guest of ter a ten-day visit with friends in Mi - her mother, Mrs. Bell, of the village, ebigau. Miss Phemie Little,!s a guest of tine Mrs. W. M. Doig has ;:one to Port home of Mr. Norman Radford. Huron to spend the w•nter. The monthly meeting of the W.I. A very pretty wedding took place will meet in the Community' Hall on at the manse, Kippen, on Saturday, Thursday next, the' 12th. The young Jan. -7th, when Rev, R, R, Conner ladies have charge of themeeting. united in marriage Miss Edna Rae Mrs. and 'Miss MdCool spent Mon- McGregor and Mr. Joseph McLel!an, day iii Blyth. both of Tuckerstnith, The bride was 'Mr. Frank Longman, spent Monday a•tired in a gown of peach georgette the guest of his sister, Mrs,. Gen. Ste- richly embroidered, and looked very Letts, of Clinton. sweet. A few of the intimate friends Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beacons spent of the bride and, groom assembled at last Friday •the guests ,of thefornner's the home of M.r and Mrs. Hugh'lvlc- parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chris. Bea- Gregor where a sumptuous nveddieg cam, of Clinton, dinner was served, after which all es - Mr, Jim. Robetiton came.Itonie oil torted them to the evening express Friday last, Jim has been wonting at lienal!, where they left for Toron- for the CN.IR, at Warroad, Minn„ for to and 'other points. Their many the last four months, and may return friends join in wishing then( long and there in the spring. continued happiness on the groom's Mr, Tom, Oliver, of Clinton, spent fine farm in Tuckersmith, the week -end in the village, Mrs, W. Tray, who has bean visit - Mr. John Nott is renewing Auburn ing here for the past couple of acquaintances this week. months, returnod:to her home -in Nia- The Hydro mein are stili busy win-- gara Falls on (Saturday. f. ing The YAPS, was held in the Sun - Mr. Wallace Powell is holdin "an day School Room on Friday evening auction sale of farm stock and Miele- Harvel McClymont the president, uients on Tuesday, Jan, 2401, presided. Clarence. Mclean led in the devotional part and Mies' Mary 'W'hen a mother` detects ,from' the Thompson took. the discussion .of the writhings and fretting of a child that first chapter of'Jesus'' Teachings for worms are troubling It, she can pro- Young People:" The topic was cure a reliable remedy in Miller's "Counting • the Cost," The Kippen So - Worm Powders which will expel all ciety had invited the 1'iillsgreen So - worms frornr the system, They'may eicty to combine with them for the cause vomiting, but this need cause no meeting and a number were present. anxiety, because itis but a manifesla- ,\ debate. was given, "Resolved that tion of their thorough work. No 'good books are better for young peo- vorms- can long exist where these -tie than movies." The affirmative wa' Powders arc used; taken by James McAllister nd Rus- sell Love of ],dillsgrcen, and the peg-. alive by 5. Ivisan and II. 1�insdale, of ,Kippen. The jn.Un$ were T. N. For e Meth sides. did t their utmost , Miss an d lthe 'affirmative ....won by a very narrow margin, After the meeting a couple of contests were taken up and lunch was served by the young women. The attendance was Cil. Everybody is re- quested to come to "these meetings. 20. The next meeting will be an January ...Mrs. 13, D. Field spent. the- week- end in Princeton. Miss Durham, who has been .visit- ing- at tlie.home of Mr. and Mrs. It D. Field, has returned to her home in Princeton. Mr, W. W. Cooper is spending three days in Guelphs at the Agricul- tural College, Mr. Robert Cooper has- returned home after spending a week in Dee trait. Mr. .A, McKenzie has returned home from Toronto A Lawyer Again Becomes a Peda- gogue.—Fifty years ago, on the 2nd day of •January, a stripling eighteen years of 'age, left his home on the farm in Tuckersmith township, and. ~vent 09 to tHowick to begin his career as a public school teacher. He had never attended any school except S. S. No. 2, Tuckersmith, except for eight weelcs' attendance at the Clin- ton Model 'School just prior to this time, On the 3rd day of January, 1878, he opened school in Union P. S, No, 16, Howidk and Grey, and found a large attendance present, quite a number of the pupils, 'both boys and girls, being older than their teacher, and during the first three months one hundred and twenty-five pupils were enrolled and the daily attendance was nearly one hundred. The school house was an old frame ramshackle. and poorly equipped, and hunch crowded during the first whiter, bet the pres- ent school house was built that sum- mer and the new school was opened after the midsummer holidays. Dur- ing the past half century many pupils have been taught by different teach- ers. On January 3rd this year, or just fifty years since this teacher op- ened school, he again appeared at the same school with a fete of his pupils who were present with hinr when he opened school half a century ago. He rang the bell, opened school by read- ing the same Scripture and using the same prayer he had used fifty years ago. He then called the roll of fifty years ago, and of the one hundred and ttventy-;fivepupils who then attended school, only about a dozen now re- main in that locality. A number of them are sleeping their last sleep in the cemetery adjoining the school' which they attended during childhood, others have gone to different parts of Canada and United States, and some of these have also gone to their reward, Some of those pupils of 50 years ago have distinguished them- selves m various walks of life, Dr. George F. Belden is practising his profession in Toronto; Dr. Thomas Ball is practising in Harriston, and Graham .McDonald is Principal of Listowel Public school; .Peter F. Doig, another old boy and a former Reeve of.Flowicic, and ex -Warden of Huron County, was present on this occasion and was sent to the blackboard by his old teacher to solve a problem in arithmetic. The teacher began the exercises by going -to the board, took the chalk and taught his old pupils a lesson in fractions, after -which he gave then some old tune brain twist- ers to solve. He then took up Geography and 'History, after which addresses were made by the old pupils and others. Miss Sperling, the present teacher, and her pupils were present, and despite the inclemency of the weather and the bad roads, the people of the Section turned out and furnished an abundance of refresh- tnents, for both young and old. The teacher, whose name . is William M. Doig, in closing, thanked his old pupils for coming out to meet and greet hint after so many years, and was very much pleased also to meet the school' officers and others who were present on this occasion, and hoped that this old school section, where he taught his first lesson and earned his first dollar, would still con- tinue to prosper and send out to the world men and women who would be a credit to the good old school where. they received their education, Mr. Doig in commenting on the changes in this section, pointed out that one hundred and twenty-five were enroll- ed fifty years ago; now there are but thirteen, and in the matter of teach- ers' salaries, 'he received $375 per year, and the present teacher receives $1,- 000, but livingwas very much cheap- er in those days than it is now. At the -Conclusion of the exercises, all joined in singing the National An- them, and dispersed to their homes well pleased with the afternoon spent in the old school. BLYTH. Mr. Stewart Young, of Toronto University, who has been -spending itis holidays with his mother and' broth- ers, John and Archie, returned to his studies last week. Mr. Charles Cunningham, of Manor, Saslc., vvho is visiting his parents in Morris, wits renewing acquaintances in Hul1ett the past week, Miss Elva Richmond, who has been laid up with the "flu," is able to be around again, 'Miss Clara MoG'ovvain is on the sick list. 'Mr, Jack Tasker• is visiting his mother, Mrs, W. (Sins. REPORT Op HOG SHIPMENTS. For week ending Jan. 5th. Seaforth—Total 84, select baron.12, thick smooth 416, light's and feeders 21. Walton—Total 69, select bacon 20, thick smooth 41, heavies 1, shop hogs'' 1, light's and 'feeders 4, :Huron County—Total 1347, select baron 365, thick smooth 796, heavies 39.. strop hogs 32, lights and feeders 3d. !Why suffer from corns when they can be painlessly rooted' out by using Holloway's Corn Remover. CROMARTY, Messrs. Thomas Scott and Ernest Allen are attending a tractor 551100i In Toronto this week. ' Mr. jack Aldia�gtan is working in the grist mill et Statfa this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gardiner, of Clearwater, Manitoba, are visiting friends in this vicinity, Miss Pearl Thompson, school teach- er of S. S. No. 4,, spent the week -end with her. aunt, Miss Hoggarth. Quite a number of cases of scarlet fever are..reported in this vicinity. Born,—'At their residence, Crom- arty, on Jan, 6th,, to Mr. and Mrs, William „Houghton, a son. DUBLIN. Mr. and Mrs. Dave McConnell en - Whined a ',few of their friends to a progressive euchre, All had splen- did time. The prizes were won by Mrs, O'Rourke and Mr. James Red-. mond; a Mr. and, MrsTt James Krauskapf won the consolation prizes.. Mr, and Mrs. McConnell are fine, so- ciable hosts and it a pleasure to go, to their home, After a dainty lunch was served, all left for their homes, wishing them both good luck and' health for the year 1928. 'As this is leap year it is a good chance for the ladies if they are not too ehy. But however, as it is, the hells are ringing in our little burg just now. Let a lot more of the boys and girls follow suit. Mrs, George Diegel-spernt a - week' with friends in New Hamburg. Mr. add Mrs, Gar. Smith and Mrs. Frank Smith spent a day in Stratfor.'d on Monday. The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Guild will be held at the home of Mrs. Alex. Darling on. Thursday, Jan, 112th, at 2:30. 411 ladies are welcome to come and have a good time. Miss Mary Purcelit of Seaforth, spent the week -end with her. cousin, Miss Mary Kenny, Miss Helen Kenny is visiting Mrs. John McGrath, of Hibbert, Mr, Leo, Krauskopf has installed a radio. -Mr. and Mrs, John McGrath are celebrating their silver wedding on Saturday, Jan. 14th. (Too late for 'last week.) Miss Annie Ryan, of Seaforth, spent title week -end at the home of her mother, Mrs. Patrick Ryan, of I3ib hent. The following teachers returned to their schools: Lila Feeney to Thor- old; Mary O'Rourke; Annie McGrath; :Mary Dei psey;.and Florence Coyne, to Chatham; Jean McConnell and Theresa Judge, to Detroit; Evelyn Delaney, to Windsor. Messrs. Joseph Feeney and John - McConnell returned -to London to re- sume their studies at the university Miss Anna Molyneaux returned to Kitchener on Tuesday after spending New Year's at the home of her father, Mr. T. 5, IVtolyneaux. Mr. John Williams returned to De- troit on Monday last after spending Christmas at the home of Itis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick •Williams, Elbe beet, kfr. and Mrs. Alma 'Gray spent New Year's -at the home of Mr, 'and Mrs. Fred Sadler, Mr, and Mrs. John Maloney, -of Buffalo, spent Christina's and New Year's with his mother, Mrs. T. Mal- oney; also Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ryan and family, and Mrs, Leo Holland; and Fermis Maloney. The Misses Ruth and Evelyn Dil- lon, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dillon left for Toronto on Thursday last to take positions. There will be a euchre and dance in the Dublin parish hall on -Friday evening. Jan. 13th. Mrs. Patrick Bonn spent Saturday with friends in Stratford. Mr. Joseph Looby, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Looby, left for Detroit on Tuesday, Mrs. Mary Ma y Bricklin recently enter- tained the ladies of the village to a progressive euchre, luncheon and mus - PAG icale..The prizes were won by' D. T, Castello and Miss Annie,' only, Consolations were press* to Mrs, Garfield Smith and Mrs. 011551 J, Nagle. Mrs, Annie Mulligan gave a colo, luncheon and progressive en on Monday evening. The luoky players' were Mr, George Holland rs, Louis Krauskopf. Consolatt fell to the tot of Mr, L. T. Lobby; Mr's, Joseph Me'Grath. Mr. E. B. Tiers and Mr. But are unusually busy, Farmers are. ling better rare of winter. feeding cans It pays to keep tip a high s1 The C. W. L, are having a dant luncheon and a progressive euchre] Friday night. CONSTANCE, Mr, Thos, 'McMichael has b spending a few days in this yiein visiting old friends. Mr, Mc Mt 'cl is living ac Stra l tPY Present. t. Mr. Thos. McMillan M,P., is present on the sick list: Mr, and M•rs. Leo Stephenson sp, the week -end at Blyth, Mr, and Mrs. Henry' Taylor hr returned to Seaforth after spendi the holiday at the home of their s Ilarvey. TUCKERSMITH, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Canner Messrs, James and Pete Cameron a Miss Mabel Cameron spent Mond at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ch Wasman on the London Road. Mr: J, Mc'Gavin is still very poor Mr, and Mrs. Roy Brown and lit son were visitors at the home of t1 and Mrs. A, Brown, Monday last, Miss "Mabel 'Cameron was a Sund visitor at the home of Mr. and M George Cameron. The majority of the young peol of Tuckersmith are attending t short course in town. J. LANIVIAN FURNITURE REPAIRS No job toobig to handle or too sit to do. Phone 303 J and I will c for your work. Work shop at rear of BARLOW' SHOE ,REPAIR SHOP. A. D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bon and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario. PORK AND BEANS is an appetizing dish, even for those who arenot hungry. There is one essential, however, in making an ideal dish of it. The pork must give it the right flavor and:we pride ourselves th't'we•- a know' how to supply. just the right cut for the purpose. Try it once. You'll want it often: Ph STEWAR1 Your Butcher. ne 58 Seaforth, The vecia iNek oni..: at:ur \\re have it—Give it -a Trial, Also Grain Screenings G HO C5 e GRAIN DEALER Chop of AU kinds SON PHONE 25 Your Auto o N ee dS GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES i Repairs•and charging. makes, A good line of New and Usei?.�rts. A FEW USED CARS LISTED Chevrolet Touring, 1921 $75,00 with License Ford Touring 1918. ... , . , .$75.00 with License Ford Coupe 1925, balloon tires,'7jkc new ..$375 with License e'ti It n PHON'E:167W'