Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-02-16, Page 5STORES AINRED W W �E HM These Prices are good until next Thursday t 290 Lux, reg. 13c 3 kgs fo CJliipsa, reg, 25c per package 210 Toilet reg. . 5c roll 7 rolls 25e Paper, � Guest Ivory Soap, reg. Se 3 for 130 White Roans, reg. 7c 41bs, for 19c c Pates, reg. 13e per pound 10 4 Redpath Sugar .Peer ba g . $6.86 -Cash Only— Ross J. Sproat Phone n ' W. M. Stewart Phom. , 77 Seven deliveries all aver town each day. We pay the highest prices for good cream. Our patrons to our. are the best that can be given . Do not Bend your creazn to other Creameries, we ;want " it here. To operate a, Cream' we need your co-operation. Creamery In return for your no -operation. .we will give you of our p best in service, and prices. We are agent for the Minato Cream Separators. Come • in,andt see the. new Models. Seaearth•' CreamerY Co. Seaforth, Out :., C. A. BARBER, Prof. Water' & Sen. UNDERTAKING and-+ ING EMBALM • Motor or Horse Equipment W. J.' WALKER, holder of Goa vernmene diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. D, H. Mcinnes • Chiropractor Of Wingham, wilt be at the Commercial Seaforth Monday,W�qdayand Friday Afternoons Diseases of all kinds success- fully. treated. Electricity used. rs Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired aired Chas A. Howey Residence --•James St. RICHARDSON'S FASHION FROCKS. We beg to announce we have been appointed local representative for Ri chandson's, Limited, Toronto, Ont., manufacturers of Ladies' Stylish Dresses, Our'lincharmee Botany Flan- nels, San Toy, en, Serge, Flat Crepes and Crepe back Satins, made to measure, and fit guar- anteed at prices• as low as ready. wades. 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, e ReducedPrices Ladies' and Gentlemen's haircuts now All the latest bobs now 35c 35 cents at the Dennison n PuClma Barber Shop Phone 125. , Want and Roc Sale ads, 1'time 25c So far -- and ar=and, yet so near! "I nest call John -by Long Distance and let him know I got hero all right Then neither of us will be worte - ing., It's wonderful to be able to visit youlike this, and yet keep as close touch with home as if I were there. What must it have been like In the old' days, before Long Distance made it - possible?" "I'll plkce the call for you while you are talcing off your wraps." "That will be fine. Just ask for our number,' 124, so I'll get the cheaper Station -to - Station rate. In a couple of days I'll call up again, in the evening, so I can have a few words with the children, toe. The Evening Rate after 8.20 is really very low." TOWN TOPICS issiassteersestit FARMS FOR . SALIN, Mies 'Alleirt Daly, is spending a few 200 Acres, - (Mullett Township, days with friends it'Hamilton. -story brick house, slate roof, all, The ehoir of North Side netted modern conveniences, 'Delco light Church are n launing a mtisieal' ev"citt- throughout house and barn. 'Barn ing for Sunday, Feb. 26th, d8 x (1O, all concrete floor, water The robin which dim ;Seaforth as throughout, Driving shed. 34x60. Itis winter resort le still hale and Artesian well and spring creek' hearty. He was noticed chirping Well fenced and drained, 13 acres eheerlly this week in an apple • tree maple bush. Best land in the at the west end of town. Since re- county olid clean, Immediate pos. ported in Egntondville three weeks session, ago there had been no word of him 117( ,Acres. McKillop Township; and it was feared t e had not sur lll'riek house,'2 story, 'Barn 54x68, vived the 15 -below -zero weather. gement stabling. Delco light Mr, Thomas .Dickson has taken the throughout house and barn. ,Aceto- Seaforth agency of the Canadian dant supply of good water and Swift 'Company, Ltd, water in barn. Well fenced and. Mr. C. C. McIntosh, Weston, wasthdrained. IGood land and in best o Henderson fear e guest of •r days lr. and Mrs.ast week. J. 'M condition. Possessign March 15th. Ha Mr, Louis Atkinson underwent an operation for appendicitis on Tues- day and is doing as 'well as 'can be expected. mr. and Mrs, David Leitch and Mr. Orr, of ,Bayfueld, were visitors at the home of Mrs, William Wiley. A very successful quilting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKay on Wednesday. 'A very dainty Minch was served by Mrs. H. Mc- Kay. Harvey IBennewies, 7-year:did • son of Mr. and Mrs, William IBennewiee, of McKillop,, was operated on for appendicitis in (Seaforth hospital on Tuesday, He is doing as well as could be expected, ' Mr. William IPoliard, son, of Mr. and Mrs. •Ja Pollard, North 'Main street, was leader of the debating team of IStratferd Normal, which visited Toronto 'Normal on 'Friday last. The teachers won't be home till Miss Sadie (Robinson,, of (Detroit, is Easter; so here's your chance for: visiting at the home of her parents, Mike. Murray, 'J'oe, !Burke, tFranky Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred (Robinson, 'Eg• Morris, mondville. Emmett Malone and Wilfred Maloney 'Miss Pearl 'Carnochan, of Detroit, is visiting, her mother, Mrs. Robert Joseph Coyne, happy: Joe,, Carnoehan: Miss Eva Stove, of Toronto, is spending a couple' of weeks at her home owing . to the illness :of her mother, Mrs. Love, . in lEgmopdville. Mss. 'Lovewas quite ill, on Sunday' .but has shown considerable improve- ment since: • Mrs. J.- W. ''Jdhnston, of Varna, was' a visitor over the week -end with Mrs. IR. S. Evans. 'Mrs. S, lei, Chesney is visiting with` friends in (Hamilton. • Mrs. J. Oir` Rose, of Guelph, is" the gnest of. Mr, and Mrs,. Jahn, Beattie:: Miss M. Jackson;' Egmondville is visiting'in' T"oron'to, Mr. George: Jackson left Monday - for a visit in New York Mr. 'Fred Twiss, of`Brantfor"3, Mr Will. Twiss, of'Barrie,_and Mr 'Frank' Tiviss, of Toronto, 'recently visited with their` mother, Mrs, Twiss. Mrs. James •Martin of Clinton and" Mrs. Elliott' of San Francisco, visited Mrs. Alex..MciGavin last week: A ,former Seaforth boy, Mr. Sam,.• Walker, who was at the scene of •thv: Hollinger mine disaster at Timmins, Jack Murphy and !James McQuaid, was noticed to be in a picture taken They smile and that with vim; by the Toronto ,Star at the funeral But girls, don't waste your precious ceremonies. His parents, Mr, and time, ` Mrs. W. J. 'Walker; have had- but Two school teacher -s got them. brief word so far from him. Mr.: Walker is o'ne of three'undertakers in Timmins.'' ' • The Lions 'Euchre and Dance on Tuesday evening, was a --decided, success. Mrs. W. G. Willis left 'Wednesday morning for Detroit where her sits- ter, Miss. (Wilson, is quite ilh g,ILLSGREEN, The Ladies' Aid of North Side United 'Church had a very successful The box social which was to have. Valentine tea on Tuesday. The pro- been held hist Friday night 'was.post- ceeds amounted to $47. poned till 'Friday, 'Feb. 24th. Mrs. W. 13, McLean is visiting her The funeral of Mrs. John J•arrott Sr. sister, Mrs: Beattie, Bridgeburg. which took place from the residence' Mrs. W. E. Kerslake "entertained' of her son 'James 'last Friday, was about twenty ladies to a Circle tea on very largely attended. Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, E. Ashman,. from St. Mr. and: -Mrs. ;Bert McIntyre, of Thomas, mid .Mr. and Mrs. S. 'O' - Brussels, and Mrs. John B. 'Heath, of Brien and daughter from Zurich, vis - Listowel, visited over the week -end ited at the home of Mr. John Richard - with Mr. and Mrs. Welch, john street. son on• •Sunda". Mrs. McIntyre remains for a week's -Mr, Norman'Jarrott of Toronto and visit. Miss Margaret Smith th atd Norman Mr. Alvin Sharpe is spending a Jones of 'London attended the funeral' week with Mr. and 'Mrs. Percy Cole, of Mrs. Jarrott on, Thursday •fast. near Brucefteld. Mr. 'Wesley 'Richardson is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Hanna and his sister in St. Thomas. Mrs. Annie Reid paid a motor visit to Mr. Wm. Jarrott attended the Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Keys, Stanley threshermen's 'convention in London township,' on Tuesday. on Thursday and 'Friday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack ,Bell, of Toron- o, visited the latter's brother, Mr.' Charles Rolph, during the week. Mrs. Harry, Watson, of Goderich, was a week -end visitor with Mr, and Mrs. W. G.' Willis. Miss Elizabeth Broadfoot spent Sunday with Mrs. Robert .McKay. Mrs. W, F. McMillan spent last week in !Stratford with her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Grey. Mr, anti Mrs. Robert Townsend, of Ohio, are spending .a few days with his mother, Mrs, Jane Townsend. Miss Ruby Young has retired -from Iter duties as clerk' for Mr. W. J. Finnigan• and Miss Isabel Cameron has resumed her duties. • MANLEY. 'The Happy Bunch met at 'George Leonhardt's on Tuesday night. They played progressive euchre till lunch was served and then danced till morning. 'About 50 from Manley • went on a rabbit hunt, going west to Tack: Mur - ray's olid then back to Manley, and got about 133 rabbits. Mr. Gordon McGavin. 'had a close call when- two shots barely missed hint; i• one passed through his hat and the other grazed his arm, •iBilly dtapien had a 'close shave, too. A large number front here attended the Iloran-Eckart wedding on Tues-, day, The many friends of Mrs, Jerry 0% Hara are sorry to hear she is not im- proving as rapidly as was expected. Master Clean McKay, son of Mr. Thos, McKay, met with is painful ac- cident,, falling and spraining his arm so seriously that treatment was ne- cessary, "Beery Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station. rii umawassumsagammagmr VARNA. Messrs. Alfie and George Johnston,. Charlie Stephenson and Antos Keys entertained a numberof their friends in the Hall last Tuesday night. Euchre and dancing to the best of tnGsic was the order of the day, Mr. W. Taylor shipped live stock to Toronto Saturday. ' 'Quite a num,ber`''froni here took in the supper aid concert it} 'i3ayfleld Thtirsday flight and report a• good These farms are among the best in Western Ontario and will be sold at bargain prices' for quick' sale. A. D, SUTHERLAND, Eea1'Eatate, Seaforth; Ont. Photo 132 ST.. COI,UMBAN,. Leap Year in ISt..'Colunaban, 1928. (By a 'Reader.)' Give is year rapt attention 0, maidens, fancyfree, Here are golden Leap Year chances. •That will snake your sorrows flee. Dan, Matthews has been patient, Looking forward to this year; Now, if some girl would ask him, Twottld fill' his heart with cheer, For him a jolly girl should try; Just put your cake upon the sill And you'll get him bye and bye. Though Joe. 'Melady gives the music And tends his route each time, His eyes are for the pretty girls; We hope that he will shine. If you give Joe.' Eckart a fright, It may come out all right. With Gilbert • Murray you are, too later He is certain of his fate. Then conies Gerald Doyle As patient as can be; If you girls think that he won't marry,. just' ask 'tiitto once and see. Jde!Hart;'Francis McQuaid, Jack • Moylan, : Joe. Malone and Dan. Williams: • Now 'here's ,a few fine young men, - Surely you can pick your choice. And as for Joe. 'Stapleton: He's after a school teacher Or a nurse, But if you have the pluck • He'd be ;willing to try his 'luck. Now, all young maidens 'who read this rhyme, `Doti•'t•let ILeap,Year 1928 •pass Without :itottehang -%tie. heart of softie young fellow Who would gladly have you for his lass. Brenner will conduct the servlees. Mr. kleCully coxteealed a noble char- acter beneath his 'quiet .and retiring clispa !tion, and all with whom he The acquainted speak highly of hint. to sympathy of the eonmttisity goes pl to his sister, Mrs, T. 'Baird is visiting .et the home of her ' brother, Dr , William Aikenhead, of Toronto, this week. Miss Janet Aikenhead attended the Provincial Horticultural convention which was held in Toronto lastst eek being sent as a delegate from the Bruccfield IHortieultural Society. Mr. Joseph McCully, of 'Ohio, is the guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. J. Mrs. W. Miss fSttevensfhas McCully, this onn an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs. Thompson, of Sarnia, this week. Mrs, J. 'Addison is visiting friends in+Orillia this 'week, 'Miss H. Graig, of Hensall, is spend- ing a few days with her cousins, Mr. 3, end Miss M, 3. McCully, this week; The Valentine Social held, on Tues- day evening in Brucefield 'Church was an enjoyable event, Friends of Miss 'Janet'Watson were pleased to see her able to be out for the first time since Christmas. HULLETT. Mrs. Wm.IFairservice is attending the funeral of her aunt, near Kitchen- er. - Miss+Grieve if haying a short vaca- tion, her school being closed on ac- count of the mumps. Mr.. and . Mrs, Howard and Miss Lily spent Sunday 'with his sister, Mrs, Cartwright Mr, M. Watson and family left for their home in Alberta fter spending two months with Mr. Scales, Mr, and'alrs. Weymouth of Blyth spent Sunday at the 'home of Mr. Chas. Weymouth. DUBLIN. Horan-Eckart. — A happy young couple were married on Tuesday at 9 a.m.' in St. Patrick's Church. Rev. Father J. Dantzer of St. 'Columban, uncle of the bride, •performed the remarriage ceremony and- sang the nup- tial mass, Rev. Father IF. IBricklin was present in the Sanctuary. The wedding march was,played by the or- ganist, Miss Mary Beale. The bride is the fourth daughter of Mr. Fred- erick Eckart of MdKillop, The groom, Mr. Fergus Horan, is the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Horan of Beechwood. The bride, •who was given in marriage by her father, wore a pale mauve georg- ette dress, sand hat and her flowers were pale pink and -white cantations. Miss Aileen 1Eckart, sister ' of the. bride, was bridesmaid, Her dress was salmon crepe de chene, black hat and her flowers were dark red and white carnations. Manyrelatives of the young couple 'were present in the church and the brothers, sisters, un- cles,and aunts were guests. at the bride's home dor the wedding dinner and supper. Mr. .and ,Mrs. Horan will live on the groom's fine farm at Beechwood and Will he: at 'home • to• their friends -after March iso The wedding presents •included senerak cheques and many household 4r3fcTeti of linen rand china. tiaa ; The card patty and• dance on' 'Frte day evening was largely attended,'W. Lorne 'Croninwon gents' first prize; Mrs. Jas. Caipenter, the ladies' prize; consolation to .Lorne Miller and Margaret'O'IRourke. Miss Veronica McConnell spent the week -end in 'London. Miss Lizzie Ryan, of 'Seaforth, • is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Pat- rick Ryan;'of (Hibbert. Mr. E. J. Litt's new snow plow for l the Highway is successfully making the trip from Stratford to Goderich. A kitchen shower was given to the bride-to-be, Miss Mary Delaney, on Monday evening. Many useful articles were In evidence. 'Miss Margaret (Horan; Of Chicago, Mr. and 'Mrs. John Feeney, of Strat- ford, attended the Eckert -'Horan wed- ding 'Tuesday. A Valentine Dance was 'held ifr Sat. Patrick's Hall 'Tuesday evening. All enjoyed themselves. Mr. J. iRyan, of 'Stratford, visited with friends in (Dublin and vicinity during the past week, Much 'hardweiod timber is being drawn to the'CNA. yards by farmers who are lucky to have a bush con- taining such fine logs. Mrand Mrs, Leo Krauskopf spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs-., George ,Krauskopf. 'Mr. Philip Flanagan spent Wed- nesday in Stratford. r attended the IA large number Horan-Eckart wedding on the 14th instant. Miss ,Catherine Krauskopf has re- turned home after a delightful visit with her cotisin, Helen ,Krauskopf, of the village. Miss Mary Krauskopf spent .Suri- day with her friend, Miss 'Ruth O'- Rielly, Mr. Harry 'Brewer spent Saturday in Stratford. (Too late for last week.) Miss Lizzie Ryan, of Seaforth, is spending.a month with her mother, Mrs. Patrick Ryan, of 'Halbert, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Krauskopf spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Terry !Flannery. (Rabbit hunting is the order of the day. Farmers of this vicinity cap- tured two hundred in a very few hours on Tuesday Mrs, Peter Evans .is visiting at the home of her sou, Mr, John Evans, of Seaforth. Miss Mary McGrath, of Detroit, spent Sunday at the home of her par- ents, Mr• and Mrs. Joseph McGvath. BRUCEPIELD. - Miss Janet Aikealtead and Mrs. T. B. Baird are in Toronto this week at- tending the Horticultural- Conven- tion. IDvn't forget the Leap Year Box Social to be held in the basement of the church on Tuesday, February 21, under the management or the build- ing committee, A musical program will be given. As it is Leap Year, the Gentlemen are asked to bring 'their boxes. Word' was received this week of the death of, an old resident of Bruce - field, 'Mrs, Geo, 'Legan, who passed away, at her home in Tuxford, Sask. Mrs,''Logan had been ailing for some time. Mr. Joseph McCully.—Early Wed- nesday ntornutg, Feb, 1'5th, Mr. Jo- seph McCully 'passed peacefully away at his home in 'Brucofield'. ,About tliree,wceks ago he fell and fractured his hip amid never seemed to rally from the shock, He was born in Laitark county, son of the late Mr. and Mrs Joseph McCully, and came in 1876 to Stanley township, two miles from ahis i jirucefreld, Mr. McCully and sir - ter, Miss Mary ivtcCully, came to live in IBrucefteld in 1905 and rentained here since that tante. He is survived by one sister, Miss Mary efeCttliy,of trucefield. The -•funeral will be held on Friday`. at 2 pan. Rev, W. A. The Poor Man's Friend.-Put itt small bottles that are easily portable n' and sold for a very small rut Thomas' Eclectric Oil posseses pDr, ower in concentrated form, Its cheapness aild the varied cases to which it can be put, make' -'m lite poor• man's friend. No dealer's stock Is complete with - sone friends. Mr. and Mee. Win. Bennewies have had hard tines these last few months. They, hive lost two boys and the third took sieit.on Sunday, last and:was re - mooed to Seaforth hpapitai yesterday to find the cause of the'trcublo: Ev- eryone liopes for' the beat. TUCRERSMITH. Mise'Nina Robb of ,Seaforth spent position ittn ii'• Mr, W T F n i an sFriay with Mrs. 3. Allen. MissIsabel 'Cameron has GaISen a store, Mr, and Mrs,' Ed (Allan spent Sun- day et the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Allan; Mrs. Robe. 'Charters is slowly line proving after being confined to bed for the past week; Mrs. Ed, 'Allan visited her parents, Mr. and, Mrs., John Turner of 'Clinton Monday last, Mrs. Wm, 'Cameron and Miss Ma- bel Cameron are again able to be out after an attack' of mumps. Mrs. Alex..Sguter of the Mill road still continues i11, we are sorry to say good lietehin eggs. In summarizing, let us suggest t if more attention were given to pre- 'aeration re- toration for'' incubation,, many of the ries der pg a etibation could ,be cotsid r bl t e a y reduced.—j. 0, 3atng; Dom, Exp, Fatal, I,enuoxviUe, Qne. 211 WINTHROP HALL Al • Friday, Feb . 24th Mgsio by STARLIcRT CAVALIERS 95c and tax. Lunch served. PREPARATION FOR INCUBATION WORK. (Experimental Farms Note.) Many are of the opinion that pre- paring for incubation work is only getting a nest ready for the 'broody lten or lighting the lamp of an in- cubator, Instead the preparation. should commence with the selecting of suitable breeding birds at least six months •before the hatching sea- son, From results of actual tests at klie Lennoxville Experimental Sta tion it has 'been proven chat almost J. R. LAMIMAN FURNITURE REPAIRS Your old organ remodelled into e useful piece of furniture at reasonable cost. Phone 303 Work shop at rear of BARLOW'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP, vi'thout exception, the chicks from natured hens will be much stronger and develop faster, than 'those from A pullets during their first year of pro- ductioe. It is therefore to be recom- mended that vigorous, healthy birds, which have.. been good producers dur- ing their first year, be selected about October or November, and that these be given a ration which 'will be Most conducive to health :without forcing egg production until "nearer the. Real D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Estate, Conveyancing, and - Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario. Benda latching season. It is also advisable to make another 'selection of these 'birds just previous to hatching sea- on ea an in order to have only •the best from which to select' eggs for in cubation. • - •- Furthermore much; depends upon a rigid selection,of the eggs for hatch- ing purposes. By usingunifornt; atroag.$'Itglled, well shaped egg's, the percentage of chicks 'hatched is in- CI Greased and thereby the cost of •hateh- tng chio3cs rs:reduced. The storing of; the eggs . for hatching is also .re- spon5ible for much of the variation noted in hatching results. Over- heating the eggs, or keeping them too long' before incubating, is very detri- mental to best results. While too great chilling is detrimental to hatch- ability, eggs will even stand freezing Eemperatures for short periods with- out affecting 'hatching results. The next step .in preparation might be the securing' of a suitable place for. ircubation work, whether by broody hens or by incubator.- . For broody, hens, a separate room, well disinfect ed and free from vermin, must be provided. Dust the 'birds with some good -vermin powder, and remove thein at night to their new ciean nests. For hatching • by incubators, it has been proved that a clean well - ventilated cellar, is much 'better than an upstairs room for locating the in- cubator.The moisture of a cellar helps reduce the percentage of death in shell. All incubators should be thoroughly disinfected before each !match, and should be in good work= ing order before being intrusted with Cuts That Captivate Incutting, dressing and displaying of meats there. - is an art, but all the art in the world won't make good meat out of bad. We offer all our meats to advantage and we guarantee the qual- ity of every pound. D. H. STEWART Yonr Butcher. Phone 58 Seafor*. WEST BRODHAGEN, Mr, J, 'A, Eckart itas installed a light plant of his own, run by ,gas power and giving good satisfaction. Johnny is quite a mechanic. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 'Scharbarth Sunday 'Mr. with x children spent ,_u y i last and Mrs, Charlie Eggert. Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie IRegele and son' Harry 'spent Sunday afternoon of the 10th! oncMessions. eof Mei{ McKillop, Clarence IRegele has completed his' contract drawing pine roots from the swamp for Mr, ,Fred. Koehler, who ttses quite a lot of them for his chop- ping :nil!. Miss Freda Messerschmidt has re- turned home after spending some time near IGadshill and Stratford, to which place she will return to work for the summer er longer,' maybe;. we. don't know. A rabbit drive or hunt is the order of these days, One or two every week and you, can see the rabbits run in every confer when they.drive them. A lot get away, Mrs, Fred Koehler spent a few•' days last week in Seaforth visiting BBNzI4t3R The Special Milverton Flour We have it—Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings Chop of Al! Kinds C. G. TIIOMSON GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 Your Auto Needs GOODYEAR TIRES AlID TUBES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES Repairs and charging on all makes, A good line of New and Used Parts, EVERY AUTOMOBILE Has its good points and bad, they say, but we think we are offering the kind of work that more nearly approaches PERFECTION IN AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS If your car needs .fixing up,•ard the Lest do scorer., or later let us demonstrate to you the many advantages of our reliable work. °'°r PHONE 167W