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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-06-07, Page 5viva' AY, JUN1 7, 192 TOWN TOPICS Mrs. W F. McMillan was a Strat- ford visitor over the weekend, Miss Ruby Young, of Walston, spec several days last week with Airs, W J Finnigan, Misses Alice and Helen Tthornpsoz left for Detroit on Wednesday morn - lag lug' on the Greyhound. Miss Billie Chesney was a Hatn_ ton visitor this week. 'Miss Helen McKercher spent the week -end with Miss Margaret Fer guson, Miss Margaret and Mr. George Jackson were London visitors las week, Afr. and Airs: W. J. Finnigan spent Sunday in Goderich. The C, RV, IL, intend holding a sale of home baking and catdY this month; The date will be announced later, Miss Annie M. L Cameron of Sea - forth, graduated from Grace .Hospital School of Nursing this week and. Misses R. Winifred Cowan, B1ybh, and Clara L, G, Copp, Clinton, from Western Hospital, -Toronto, Miss Fannie Kemp, of Mitchell, was a week -end visitor with Miss Evelyn Harburn. Mr. Jack Hittcirley, of Brantford, spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. J. D. IHiuchley. Mr, Joseph .Eckart has been busy working overtime for the King Cott- stru'ction Co., until a second steam shovel arrived Tuesday to fell the trucks at the stone crusher to keep the paving g gan6 going in Clinton. They started last Monday and made a 'record •of 800 feet of pavement the first day. Mr. and Mrs. L. Btuesch and daugh- ter Hilda and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bunsch and two children, of Kitch- ener, spent Sunday with Mrs, Brun- ner, in Egmondville. 'Saturday's _Toronto pap'ors con- tained a photo of the graduate nurses of Wellesley hospital, Toronto, in- cluding ilvbiss Evelyn Cudangre, dau- ghter of Mr, and Mrs. William Cud - more, of 'Seaforth, Monday's paper contained a photo of Miss Isabel Archih'ald, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William R. Archibald, of Tucker - smith, who war the First Sir William Mulock Sch larsatP f r general pro- ficiency, junior year. Mr and Mrs, William Somerville, or Toronto, are spending their holi- days with fri'en'ds in down.. Mr: Jack Archibald, of Toronto Un,t'r it Y, is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs, 'William Archibald, Tuckeremith, and leaves shortly to •take a position in Toronto for the summer, Late one night last week Mr. Wil- lard Elliott heard a noise at the back as he was closing tip his gasoline sta- tion and upon investigating he found three young men up on the platform trying to pry open a window at the rear of the 'blacksmith shop.- When spoken to, the chaps jumped into a car they had left in a convenient place, and drove rapidly away. Mr. Thomas 'Smith, .Mr. Jahn Smith and Mgrs. Stark returtied:home 'Snn- day afternoon from Welland, where they attended the wedding of Mr. Harold Stark Misses Ruth and Mary McClelland, of Toronto, are visiting their grand- parents, Col. and Mrs. Hays. 'Mr. and Mrs, C, H. Holland were at London Friday attending the Con- vocation at Western University, when the former's nephew Milton Vance Walker, graduated as M.D. Mr. and Mrs, John M. McDonald and Charles McDonald, Miss G. Mc- Donald, of Embro, visited • with Rev. and Mrs, W, -P, Lane one day last Have You Any Difficulty Reading week these locals? IIf your eyes feel tired, 'John C. Archibald, son of Mr. and or you find that you have to hold the Mrs. William Archibald, of Tucker paper at an uncomfortable distance, it smith, graduated this week at Toron- is a warning that they should 'be ex- -to University in Honor Mathematics atnined. Savauge's up-to-date optical and Physics and Arthur R. C. Anent department, in charge of which is a graduates with honor standing in government registered Optometrist, Commerce and Finance. offers you the best possible examina- Seatarth's Minstrel Show was sue- tion and advice regarding your eyes. eessfully presented at Kincardine on Tuesday night of this ,week and well HORSESHOES. received by a large atidier.cc. The singles tournament of the Sea - Rev. W. P. Lane -has returned after forth Horseshoe Club held this week spending a week in Walkerville ad- resulted, to date: tending the London Conference of the Jack McIntosh 42, Charles `Glees 16. United Church. Thomas Sharpe 42, Jim Young 28, Miss .Marie Hughes is in London at R. R. Ross 42, W. Hawkins 16. present. 'Russell Sproat 42, Norman Nicholl iDr.,J. A, Munn is attending the 41. convention of dentists in Toronto this Thirteen teams are competingg. The week. doubles tournament has been post - The Stratford Salvation Army ported till Thursday of next week ow - Band assisted at the services of the ing to wet weather. local corps on Sunday, and gave an excellent sacred concert. in 'Victoria ' , BRUCEFIELD. Park at might. Wedding bells are ringing in this Miss •Anne McDonald, of Goderich, vicinity. spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Mr, Lance Norris was successful in D. Reynolds, Egmond,ville, ,passing his first year in Medicine at Rev. F. H. Larkin, DJD., will preach Toronto University. his farewellsermon in Seaforth Pre's- The regular meeting ,of the Marion by'tcrian Church on Sunday night. The Oliver Mission Circle will be held on evening service'in St. Thomas' Angli Friday evening, May 80. The mem- can Church has been withdrawn. hers of the W.M.S, are cordially invit- J, W. A. Greig was successful in ed to be present. Miss Greta Mus - passing his fifth year in Medicine at tard, graduate of United Church Toronto University and Carl Aber- Training School, Toronto, will be the hart his second year, special speaker. The members of the Many friends will be pleased to Circle are asked to bring their Sun - hear that Miss Ellen Somerville is shine bags, improving following a slight stroke. The trustees of tlaird's Cemetery Mr, and Mrs. James Kerr are in are holding a bee on Tuesday, Jue Toronto this week afteeditug bite UM- 1211s. All plat owners are asked to be versify 'Convocation at which Mt, present. Leslie Kerr receives the degree-i1'Lr, T. Morgan, of Taman, an ene- of hLA, . ,ploy:ec of the Hydro Electric Commis - Mrs, George • E. Henderson and sion, met with a serious accidetit Mrs, DelLacey returned Sunday front while brimming an' apple tree at Mrs. Toronto after spending the winter John Taylor's, 2nd of Stanley, IIe there. fell to the ground, a distance of thirty 1Mrs, Fred Beattie, Goderieh Street, feet, and had to be rushed to Clinton has been very ill, but is improving. hospital for treatment, Mr. Leslie Watson, of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs, A, Ross and Mr, and spetrt the week -end with his father, Mrs, T. Gilmour of Wingham, were Mr. James Watson. Sunday guests at the home of Mr, H. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Beattie, of Ailcenhead. Belleville, spent the weep -end with Mr. W. Stackhouse was in Blyth on Mr, and Mrs, John Beattie, Monday. Mr, Clen, Colbert, of London, spent Mrs, W, Slovens is spending a few the week -end here. Mrs, Colbert, weeks with her daughters in Lista- who has been visiting her parents, Mr. wel and Mount Forest. and Mrs, A. Barton, returned with Wallace and hazel Haugh motored her to London. • to Thimble for 'the week -end, They Mr, and Mrs. George Alden, of were accompanied -home by their Fordson, Mich., were week -end visit- mother, Mrs, C. IHaugh, who spent ors with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Jones, the past, week in Dundas and Hamit- Misses Flo and Emily Cresswell ton, are returning this week from. -Pala- Air, and Mrs, Andrew Murdock and Jena, Calif„ where they have spent daughter Flora jean of Detroit were the winter. week end guests at the home of lvfr. Mlss Jean Murray, of Pittsburg, Robert Murdock, Pa., is visiting 'Miss Edith Davidson Softball. -One of the fastest games for the summer, • of softball ever played ,here was wit- Mrs, James McIntosh,day everting when the Inlosh, tvltts sport reseed on Mort THE SEAFORTH NEWS the winter with her daughter in Los Angeles, Calif., has returned, r Livings, M , Hat Lz of St, ther- fues, was the goes -t of Dr, Ross •Sav- auge last week, Mr. DtSvid Anderson, of Chiea9'o, visited his sister, Airs. W. R, Smith over the week -end. 'Mrs. R. 5, Evans left Wednesday for Toronto to spend the latter part of the week. -Mr, and Mrs.' Max. Wolsh and fam- ily attended 'the wedding of Mr. Welsh's sister in Tor'ott•to oil, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gray, of. Stratford, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McMillan, Mrs, Gray remained for the week. Miss Bessie Grieve has purchased a Pontiac sedan. IRev, W, D. McDonald has purchas- ed a Star sedan. .lits Stonehouse, of tse r Toronto, Otto is spending several weeks with Miss Nan Campbell. The following were week -end visit- ors with their 'father, Mr, William Hartry, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hart- ry and son 13i-lly, of London; Dr, and Mrs. R. E. Hartry of Fort Francis, and Mr, R. R. Hartry, of Guelph. "The Dust of the Earth,' presented for the second time this spring in Seaforth by the choir of°Egmondville United Church, was greeted by a 'large audience who thoroughly enjoy- ed the play, in which the parts were all splendidly acted. The proceeds amounted to $98.20, Mr, and Mrs. Milton Chesney. of Toronto, spent the week -end with Mrs. J. R. Hab kirk. Mrs. Chesney remained for a visit. • Mr, and i'frs. Ales. G. Dickson and three sons, of I redoria, N. Y., and Miss Helen Dickson, of Toronto, were. week -end guests of their mother, Mrs: Adam Dickson. The annual meeting of .Huron Dean- ery will be held in 'St. Thomas' Church, Seaforth, an Tuesday, Juue 12, at 10 a,m, At the afternoon session , addresses will be given by Rev. T. M. Townsend, of Barrie, Rev. Canon Perkins of Chatham and Capt. Roily, of the Church Army, Discussion will follow. The annual Webster reunion will be held at Bayfield on June 9th. Inspector 5, E. Tom, of West Hu- ron, has placed ' p a ed his resignation before the County Cpuracil after serving in this capacity for forty years. His suc- cessor will be -appointed this week. IMrs. R. E. Coates left for Toronto Monday where she will .visit her son, W. H.Coates- Mrs. Mr. 1. 1C t es Mrs. George Chesney returned to Toronto on Monday after visiting friend's here for some time. Mr, Matthew $gttes, Goderioh was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, W, L, Keys, on Saturday: Miss Edna Carder, of Toronto, and her cousin, Miss Susan Govenlo'ck, Were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. 5, R. Govenlock on Friday of last week. Friends of Mrs. ,Sam Jeffry are glad to know she is itnproving, after being quite ill for some time., Mr. and Mrs. John McAsh and fain- ily, of :Varna, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs W. -•L, Keys. • Mr. and Mrs. Dick Thompson are, spending this week and next in St. Louis, Mo., with the fornrer's brother, Mr. N. Thompson., -Mr. and Mrs. John McPherson re- turned Saturday after spending the past few weeks at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Harry Norris, Cromarty. Miss Mabel 13ateinan is ill with the flu. ' :Miss Lynch, of Detroit, returned on Wednesday after spending a few days with Mrs. Joseph Gibson. Barfield nine caine here to play a friendly game with the local boys. G4od playssb) both heavy bat- ting t- ting and good fielding made a real game, Bayfield started in the lead in the first innings when they secured ono run, Brucefield failed to score until the third wlteit Stackhouse and Boyce each made a run. At no time did ei-' tlner team get a start and the score ended in a tie, 2-'7, The score indi- cates a fast and exciting game. Bay- field lineup: Castle, catcher; Brandon, lst b.; Weston, pitcher; Tarns, 2nd b,; Davison, s.s,; Gordon 3rd b,;. Blair, Li; :Sturgeon c.f.; Lindsay, r,, 'Brucaficld lineup; A Jeffery, 1st b.; G. Munroe, 2nd b.; 13, Stackhouse, catchier; L. Boyce, pitcheer; 11 Nor- ris, 3rd b.; H. Armstrong, s.s,; B, Robins 1.f.; B. Rogerson, c.f,; G. El- liott r,f, . and Mr ' r dwell and Mr. s Artht Cal t son William, accompanied by Mrs, William Sinclair, motored to Niagara Falls over the week end to visit their daughter, Miss Anna Caldwell, who is, training at Memorial Hospital, Airs. William Scott and Mrs. Alex. McCartney, of Moose Jaw, are at present visiting their sister, Mrs. Al- lan Douglas, and their 'brothers in London and Westminster. Rev. W. A. Bremner is in Walker- villc this week attending Conference. At the close of Conference he will go to Cleveland, Ohio, to spend a few clays at the home of his daughter, Mrs, West. In the absence of Mr. Brem- ner on Sunday, Mr, .F, S. Savauge of Soaforth, occupied the pulpit both ntorning and evening. Miss Mayme Swan is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. H. Iiam, of Toronto, Air. and Mrs. Edgar Munn of Hen- son,. spent Sunday at thehome of the latter's father, Mr John Swan. Mr, Enningcr of Toronto visited at the home of Mr. and Airs. George Swam on Sunday. Y. P. S.—The Young People held their regular monthly devotional meeting on Monday evening in -the school room of the church at 8:30 o'- clock. .lir. Jesse Freeman ,presided. The topic, "Force or Lo've," was very ably taken by Jesse Freeman, The meeting closed with the rl'tizpah bene- diction. Next Monday evening the Egmond- ville Young People's Society will be with us. We are looking for a gond attendance. ;lir. George Ar tstrong ranch family spent Sunday at Mr. Lorne Taylor's. -Quite a number in the community have been sick with the flu and we wish them a speedy recovery. NIr Dutot, of Comber,b-visited his son and fa'mily, Mr, !Stanley •Dutot, and also his daughter, Mrs, Thomas Caldwell, who underwent a serious operation in Seaforth Memorial Hos- pital recently. Mr, John Cornish is at ,present ill with the flu. We hope he will soon be able to -be around again. Mr. Prank Vollick died in Clinton on Monday. 'He is a brother of Mrs. Hohner, of our village. The electricians of the Doer Elec- tric Co, 'have returned -to Kitchener, -after wiring a number of the farms. Mr. John McCowan Sr. has return- ed hoine from attending the fttneral of his sister, Mrs. Peter Murray, of De- troit. Mr, Alex. Souter and son John of Detroit, spent Sunday at their home here, The following is the report of 5. S. No. 3, Tuckersmith, for the month of May. The names are arranged in order ,of merit. iSr. IV. — Carrie -Oke. Ellen M. Scott, Elizabeth IBroadfoot, Mildred Robins, 'Bob McCartney. Jr. IV —Janet Watson, Evelyn Wil- son, Billy Celwill, Robert Papple, Bruce Armstrong, Gordon Wright. Sr. II•L—Je'an Watson, Willie Pap- ple. Jr. III._Arthur Wright, Howard Walter. iSr. II. -'W. D. Wilson, Earl Pap- ple, Beatrice Armstrong, Bobby Dal- rymple. Jr. II. ---Gertrude Walter, Annie Pap'ple, Alice Wright, Delbert Taylor. 5 hours -OR 3 minutes Floyd W. Parsons, the well- known publicity expert said that on Itis last trip to France the telephone au- thorities told hurt it would take five hours to give him telephone connection be- tween Paris and i•Iavre. It only takes a railway train five hours. Here, he . could have been talking as great a distance in three or four minutes— if he gave the operator the distant number. If you don't know the dis- tant number, Long Distance will look it up for you, and tell you what it is, 5o you can make a memo. of it for future use. A wise move is to give us a list of the firms you talk with by Long Distance, and let us supply the numbers. We will, gladly, NNW — NSW -- Ony 9 Days More and the ;?AGE FIV MAR aill‘ Baokrupt-Shoe SaIe Will Be Ali Over! We must clear this stock:out to the bare 'walls. and have out the prices to the limit, There are still many Bargains left. • Shoes that will soon cost you double the pries we ask for theist, When we close our store on Saturday Evening, June 18th, IT WILL BE ALL OVER Get some of the Bargains, while there is yet time, The �.JHJ$mith t. Stock Opposite Canadian Bank oL Commerce I.—Flora McDougall, Annie Belle McDougall, Donald Mayne Watson, Mac 'Wilson, Isabel Armstrong, Grace Dalrymple. ,Pr.—Milton Taylor, Ruth Walter, Elsie •Robins, 'Ervin Siliery, Myrtle Papple, Ivan Taylor, Muriel Wright, Morley Wright. The following had perfect attend- ance: 'Bob McCartney, Elizabeth Broadfoot, Carrie Oke, EIlen M. Scott, Mildred •Rob'ins, Janet Watson, Evelyn Wilson; 'Gordon `Wright, :Ro- t Pa a cart Watson, Arthur Wright, :Beatrice Armstrong, W. D. Wilson, 'Earl Papple, Bobby Dai- rymple, Delbert Taylor, Alice Wright, Annie Papple, Mayne 'Watson, Mac Wilson, Grace Dalrymple, Flora and R Annie 13, McDougall, Myrtle Papple, Muriel Wright, Morley Wright. L. Boyce, Teacher. J. R. LAMIMAN FURNITURE REPAIRS Your old organ remodelled into a useful piece of furniture -at reasonable cost. Work shop at rear of BARLOW'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP. A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY eei Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds ani Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario. A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meas, roasted about medium, with the blood gravy oozing through, gives ono a foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to think of it. How was that last piece of meat we sant you? Wasn't it fine. GEO. A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth. BBN4UJ The Special Milverton Flour We have it --Give it a Trial, .Also Grain Screenings C. GRAIN DEALER Chop of All Kinds TIIOMS v PHONE 25 Your Pluto Nee s t.'rOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES Repairs and charging on all makes. A good line of Nev 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, and the best do sooner or later, let us demonstrate to you the many advantages of our reliable work. . l e' " rage PHONE 167W CHAINRED E STORES our Specialls for Ohne Week • • 20 bard Somme Naptlta Soap 9+1,00 and 5 boxes Soap Flakes Free, Silver Leaf Lard, 1 lb, Aso, 3 ib, pail 530, 5lbpail. ,.,.,89c Corn on Cob, .Aylmer brand, tin 23e Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for, . , .. , .... 12o Marmalade 4 oz. jars very special, 3 for $1,00 Lux Toilet Soap, 3 cakes for......,.,,.2r.e We use you right a the Red and White Phone 8 Ross J. Sproat y(� `i�iC • M. Stewart Phone 77 Quality alivays higher than Pi®tCe" ar u eREAM We pay the highest prices for good cream. Our services to our patrons are the best that can be given. Do not send your cream to other Creameries; we want it here. To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation. In return for you co-operation we will give you of our best in service and prices. We are agent for the Mellotte Cream Separators. Come see the new Models. in and se , Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaiort.h, Out, C. A. BARBER, Prop: i. MOM Vil Walker 86Son.; Pianos Tared Cleaned and Repaired +� ChaS..Aa• Lowe y UNDERTAKING —and-- EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J.'WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. Ni g Residence—James St. rian Hogg, a sort. DOI.G.—In :Seaforth hospital, on June 2 1928, to Mr. and Mrs, Paul Doig, Seaforth, a son. Mr, Howard McIntosh, of The Manitoba, was a week -end guest his uncle -and aunt, Mr, and Jack McIntosh. Mrs. Robt. McKay, of Detroit, visiting her cousin, Mrs, Robt. w"?nt. lbfrs. McCullough and daughter Stewart, and Mrs. Mrs. y (Detroit) McKay Pa (ley this) visited in Wroxeter and Paisley this week. Mrs. Smith and son Archie Mrs. McKay, of Sarnia, visited. and Mrs. Joseph Gibson over week -end. Mr. Gibson .returned them. Mrs. Samuel Erratt, of Hamilton, Pas, with Mrs. is Ste - Robt.r and Mr. the with the Olive Er- visit John dau- week Alex, are of and of Mr. of hear Erratt with D i McInnes McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and FridayAfternoons Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated. Electricity used. }py� Beware of an, I,'lltJlly Spot • Keep your hair and scalp clean, also free from dan- druff by having your next shampoo at P S l D' SMr. `aG.l! Just around the Corner in the Dominion Bank Build- ing Phone 125. arrived here Tuesday,, owing to serious illness of her. niece, Miss Erratt in Seaforth hospital. Mrs ratt is a deaconness in Hamilton. Mrs, 13.'C. Rising returned Wednes- day to Toronto after a week's with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Webster. Mr. and Mrs, Sam, Hanna attended the birthday celebration of their ghter, Mrs. Henry Weber, at Wood- ham, on Thursday. Keith Lamont returned Thurs- day to Detroit after spending a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lamont. Friends of Mr. Murray Savauge pleased to know that he is somewhat unproved, having suffered an attack pleuro -pneumonia. He was brought home from Exeter on Saturday was in a serious condition -for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horton, Hensa'1l, were week -end guests of and Mrs, Henry IIoggarth. Friends of Miss Olive Erratt, Stanley Township, regretted to of her serious condition, Miss underwent an operation for appendici- tis in Seaforth hospital on Saturday and pneumonia developed later. Mr. and Mrs, George F•itzgerald,.of Hamilton, were week -end guests the fatter's sister. Mrs. Hugh Wright. - BIRTHS. ?OiLYN'EAIUX. — In Seaforth hospi- tat, on May 23rd, 1928, to Mr. and +Mrs. T. J. Molyn'eaux, Dublin, a son (stillborn). H'O!GG. — In Seaforth hospital, on June 4, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Ad- Care Courtesy Common will prevent Sense most Highway Accidents Highway Committee GEO. S. HENRY, Clwinnatr { Y f ' r0°LJRT M M SE 5 - Safety 4l,• tt f rr. The HION, TOWN TOPICS Mrs. W F. McMillan was a Strat- ford visitor over the weekend, Miss Ruby Young, of Walston, spec several days last week with Airs, W J Finnigan, Misses Alice and Helen Tthornpsoz left for Detroit on Wednesday morn - lag lug' on the Greyhound. Miss Billie Chesney was a Hatn_ ton visitor this week. 'Miss Helen McKercher spent the week -end with Miss Margaret Fer guson, Miss Margaret and Mr. George Jackson were London visitors las week, Afr. and Airs: W. J. Finnigan spent Sunday in Goderich. The C, RV, IL, intend holding a sale of home baking and catdY this month; The date will be announced later, Miss Annie M. L Cameron of Sea - forth, graduated from Grace .Hospital School of Nursing this week and. Misses R. Winifred Cowan, B1ybh, and Clara L, G, Copp, Clinton, from Western Hospital, -Toronto, Miss Fannie Kemp, of Mitchell, was a week -end visitor with Miss Evelyn Harburn. Mr. Jack Hittcirley, of Brantford, spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. J. D. IHiuchley. Mr, Joseph .Eckart has been busy working overtime for the King Cott- stru'ction Co., until a second steam shovel arrived Tuesday to fell the trucks at the stone crusher to keep the paving g gan6 going in Clinton. They started last Monday and made a 'record •of 800 feet of pavement the first day. Mr. and Mrs. L. Btuesch and daugh- ter Hilda and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bunsch and two children, of Kitch- ener, spent Sunday with Mrs, Brun- ner, in Egmondville. 'Saturday's _Toronto pap'ors con- tained a photo of the graduate nurses of Wellesley hospital, Toronto, in- cluding ilvbiss Evelyn Cudangre, dau- ghter of Mr, and Mrs. William Cud - more, of 'Seaforth, Monday's paper contained a photo of Miss Isabel Archih'ald, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William R. Archibald, of Tucker - smith, who war the First Sir William Mulock Sch larsatP f r general pro- ficiency, junior year. Mr and Mrs, William Somerville, or Toronto, are spending their holi- days with fri'en'ds in down.. Mr: Jack Archibald, of Toronto Un,t'r it Y, is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs, 'William Archibald, Tuckeremith, and leaves shortly to •take a position in Toronto for the summer, Late one night last week Mr. Wil- lard Elliott heard a noise at the back as he was closing tip his gasoline sta- tion and upon investigating he found three young men up on the platform trying to pry open a window at the rear of the 'blacksmith shop.- When spoken to, the chaps jumped into a car they had left in a convenient place, and drove rapidly away. Mr. Thomas 'Smith, .Mr. Jahn Smith and Mgrs. Stark returtied:home 'Snn- day afternoon from Welland, where they attended the wedding of Mr. Harold Stark Misses Ruth and Mary McClelland, of Toronto, are visiting their grand- parents, Col. and Mrs. Hays. 'Mr. and Mrs, C, H. Holland were at London Friday attending the Con- vocation at Western University, when the former's nephew Milton Vance Walker, graduated as M.D. Mr. and Mrs, John M. McDonald and Charles McDonald, Miss G. Mc- Donald, of Embro, visited • with Rev. and Mrs, W, -P, Lane one day last Have You Any Difficulty Reading week these locals? IIf your eyes feel tired, 'John C. Archibald, son of Mr. and or you find that you have to hold the Mrs. William Archibald, of Tucker paper at an uncomfortable distance, it smith, graduated this week at Toron- is a warning that they should 'be ex- -to University in Honor Mathematics atnined. Savauge's up-to-date optical and Physics and Arthur R. C. Anent department, in charge of which is a graduates with honor standing in government registered Optometrist, Commerce and Finance. offers you the best possible examina- Seatarth's Minstrel Show was sue- tion and advice regarding your eyes. eessfully presented at Kincardine on Tuesday night of this ,week and well HORSESHOES. received by a large atidier.cc. The singles tournament of the Sea - Rev. W. P. Lane -has returned after forth Horseshoe Club held this week spending a week in Walkerville ad- resulted, to date: tending the London Conference of the Jack McIntosh 42, Charles `Glees 16. United Church. Thomas Sharpe 42, Jim Young 28, Miss .Marie Hughes is in London at R. R. Ross 42, W. Hawkins 16. present. 'Russell Sproat 42, Norman Nicholl iDr.,J. A, Munn is attending the 41. convention of dentists in Toronto this Thirteen teams are competingg. The week. doubles tournament has been post - The Stratford Salvation Army ported till Thursday of next week ow - Band assisted at the services of the ing to wet weather. local corps on Sunday, and gave an excellent sacred concert. in 'Victoria ' , BRUCEFIELD. Park at might. Wedding bells are ringing in this Miss •Anne McDonald, of Goderich, vicinity. spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Mr, Lance Norris was successful in D. Reynolds, Egmond,ville, ,passing his first year in Medicine at Rev. F. H. Larkin, DJD., will preach Toronto University. his farewellsermon in Seaforth Pre's- The regular meeting ,of the Marion by'tcrian Church on Sunday night. The Oliver Mission Circle will be held on evening service'in St. Thomas' Angli Friday evening, May 80. The mem- can Church has been withdrawn. hers of the W.M.S, are cordially invit- J, W. A. Greig was successful in ed to be present. Miss Greta Mus - passing his fifth year in Medicine at tard, graduate of United Church Toronto University and Carl Aber- Training School, Toronto, will be the hart his second year, special speaker. The members of the Many friends will be pleased to Circle are asked to bring their Sun - hear that Miss Ellen Somerville is shine bags, improving following a slight stroke. The trustees of tlaird's Cemetery Mr, and Mrs. James Kerr are in are holding a bee on Tuesday, Jue Toronto this week afteeditug bite UM- 1211s. All plat owners are asked to be versify 'Convocation at which Mt, present. Leslie Kerr receives the degree-i1'Lr, T. Morgan, of Taman, an ene- of hLA, . ,ploy:ec of the Hydro Electric Commis - Mrs, George • E. Henderson and sion, met with a serious accidetit Mrs, DelLacey returned Sunday front while brimming an' apple tree at Mrs. Toronto after spending the winter John Taylor's, 2nd of Stanley, IIe there. fell to the ground, a distance of thirty 1Mrs, Fred Beattie, Goderieh Street, feet, and had to be rushed to Clinton has been very ill, but is improving. hospital for treatment, Mr. Leslie Watson, of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs, A, Ross and Mr, and spetrt the week -end with his father, Mrs, T. Gilmour of Wingham, were Mr. James Watson. Sunday guests at the home of Mr, H. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Beattie, of Ailcenhead. Belleville, spent the weep -end with Mr. W. Stackhouse was in Blyth on Mr, and Mrs, John Beattie, Monday. Mr, Clen, Colbert, of London, spent Mrs, W, Slovens is spending a few the week -end here. Mrs, Colbert, weeks with her daughters in Lista- who has been visiting her parents, Mr. wel and Mount Forest. and Mrs, A. Barton, returned with Wallace and hazel Haugh motored her to London. • to Thimble for 'the week -end, They Mr, and Mrs. George Alden, of were accompanied -home by their Fordson, Mich., were week -end visit- mother, Mrs, C. IHaugh, who spent ors with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Jones, the past, week in Dundas and Hamit- Misses Flo and Emily Cresswell ton, are returning this week from. -Pala- Air, and Mrs, Andrew Murdock and Jena, Calif„ where they have spent daughter Flora jean of Detroit were the winter. week end guests at the home of lvfr. Mlss Jean Murray, of Pittsburg, Robert Murdock, Pa., is visiting 'Miss Edith Davidson Softball. -One of the fastest games for the summer, • of softball ever played ,here was wit- Mrs, James McIntosh,day everting when the Inlosh, tvltts sport reseed on Mort THE SEAFORTH NEWS the winter with her daughter in Los Angeles, Calif., has returned, r Livings, M , Hat Lz of St, ther- fues, was the goes -t of Dr, Ross •Sav- auge last week, Mr. DtSvid Anderson, of Chiea9'o, visited his sister, Airs. W. R, Smith over the week -end. 'Mrs. R. 5, Evans left Wednesday for Toronto to spend the latter part of the week. -Mr, and Mrs.' Max. Wolsh and fam- ily attended 'the wedding of Mr. Welsh's sister in Tor'ott•to oil, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gray, of. Stratford, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McMillan, Mrs, Gray remained for the week. Miss Bessie Grieve has purchased a Pontiac sedan. IRev, W, D. McDonald has purchas- ed a Star sedan. .lits Stonehouse, of tse r Toronto, Otto is spending several weeks with Miss Nan Campbell. The following were week -end visit- ors with their 'father, Mr, William Hartry, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hart- ry and son 13i-lly, of London; Dr, and Mrs. R. E. Hartry of Fort Francis, and Mr, R. R. Hartry, of Guelph. "The Dust of the Earth,' presented for the second time this spring in Seaforth by the choir of°Egmondville United Church, was greeted by a 'large audience who thoroughly enjoy- ed the play, in which the parts were all splendidly acted. The proceeds amounted to $98.20, Mr, and Mrs. Milton Chesney. of Toronto, spent the week -end with Mrs. J. R. Hab kirk. Mrs. Chesney remained for a visit. • Mr, and i'frs. Ales. G. Dickson and three sons, of I redoria, N. Y., and Miss Helen Dickson, of Toronto, were. week -end guests of their mother, Mrs: Adam Dickson. The annual meeting of .Huron Dean- ery will be held in 'St. Thomas' Church, Seaforth, an Tuesday, Juue 12, at 10 a,m, At the afternoon session , addresses will be given by Rev. T. M. Townsend, of Barrie, Rev. Canon Perkins of Chatham and Capt. Roily, of the Church Army, Discussion will follow. The annual Webster reunion will be held at Bayfield on June 9th. Inspector 5, E. Tom, of West Hu- ron, has placed ' p a ed his resignation before the County Cpuracil after serving in this capacity for forty years. His suc- cessor will be -appointed this week. IMrs. R. E. Coates left for Toronto Monday where she will .visit her son, W. H.Coates- Mrs. Mr. 1. 1C t es Mrs. George Chesney returned to Toronto on Monday after visiting friend's here for some time. Mr, Matthew $gttes, Goderioh was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, W, L, Keys, on Saturday: Miss Edna Carder, of Toronto, and her cousin, Miss Susan Govenlo'ck, Were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. 5, R. Govenlock on Friday of last week. Friends of Mrs. ,Sam Jeffry are glad to know she is itnproving, after being quite ill for some time., Mr. and Mrs. John McAsh and fain- ily, of :Varna, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs W. -•L, Keys. • Mr. and Mrs. Dick Thompson are, spending this week and next in St. Louis, Mo., with the fornrer's brother, Mr. N. Thompson., -Mr. and Mrs. John McPherson re- turned Saturday after spending the past few weeks at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Harry Norris, Cromarty. Miss Mabel 13ateinan is ill with the flu. ' :Miss Lynch, of Detroit, returned on Wednesday after spending a few days with Mrs. Joseph Gibson. Barfield nine caine here to play a friendly game with the local boys. G4od playssb) both heavy bat- ting t- ting and good fielding made a real game, Bayfield started in the lead in the first innings when they secured ono run, Brucefield failed to score until the third wlteit Stackhouse and Boyce each made a run. At no time did ei-' tlner team get a start and the score ended in a tie, 2-'7, The score indi- cates a fast and exciting game. Bay- field lineup: Castle, catcher; Brandon, lst b.; Weston, pitcher; Tarns, 2nd b,; Davison, s.s,; Gordon 3rd b,;. Blair, Li; :Sturgeon c.f.; Lindsay, r,, 'Brucaficld lineup; A Jeffery, 1st b.; G. Munroe, 2nd b.; 13, Stackhouse, catchier; L. Boyce, pitcheer; 11 Nor- ris, 3rd b.; H. Armstrong, s.s,; B, Robins 1.f.; B. Rogerson, c.f,; G. El- liott r,f, . and Mr ' r dwell and Mr. s Artht Cal t son William, accompanied by Mrs, William Sinclair, motored to Niagara Falls over the week end to visit their daughter, Miss Anna Caldwell, who is, training at Memorial Hospital, Airs. William Scott and Mrs. Alex. McCartney, of Moose Jaw, are at present visiting their sister, Mrs. Al- lan Douglas, and their 'brothers in London and Westminster. Rev. W. A. Bremner is in Walker- villc this week attending Conference. At the close of Conference he will go to Cleveland, Ohio, to spend a few clays at the home of his daughter, Mrs, West. In the absence of Mr. Brem- ner on Sunday, Mr, .F, S. Savauge of Soaforth, occupied the pulpit both ntorning and evening. Miss Mayme Swan is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. H. Iiam, of Toronto, Air. and Mrs. Edgar Munn of Hen- son,. spent Sunday at thehome of the latter's father, Mr John Swan. Mr, Enningcr of Toronto visited at the home of Mr. and Airs. George Swam on Sunday. Y. P. S.—The Young People held their regular monthly devotional meeting on Monday evening in -the school room of the church at 8:30 o'- clock. .lir. Jesse Freeman ,presided. The topic, "Force or Lo've," was very ably taken by Jesse Freeman, The meeting closed with the rl'tizpah bene- diction. Next Monday evening the Egmond- ville Young People's Society will be with us. We are looking for a gond attendance. ;lir. George Ar tstrong ranch family spent Sunday at Mr. Lorne Taylor's. -Quite a number in the community have been sick with the flu and we wish them a speedy recovery. NIr Dutot, of Comber,b-visited his son and fa'mily, Mr, !Stanley •Dutot, and also his daughter, Mrs, Thomas Caldwell, who underwent a serious operation in Seaforth Memorial Hos- pital recently. Mr, John Cornish is at ,present ill with the flu. We hope he will soon be able to -be around again. Mr. Prank Vollick died in Clinton on Monday. 'He is a brother of Mrs. Hohner, of our village. The electricians of the Doer Elec- tric Co, 'have returned -to Kitchener, -after wiring a number of the farms. Mr. John McCowan Sr. has return- ed hoine from attending the fttneral of his sister, Mrs. Peter Murray, of De- troit. Mr, Alex. Souter and son John of Detroit, spent Sunday at their home here, The following is the report of 5. S. No. 3, Tuckersmith, for the month of May. The names are arranged in order ,of merit. iSr. IV. — Carrie -Oke. Ellen M. Scott, Elizabeth IBroadfoot, Mildred Robins, 'Bob McCartney. Jr. IV —Janet Watson, Evelyn Wil- son, Billy Celwill, Robert Papple, Bruce Armstrong, Gordon Wright. Sr. II•L—Je'an Watson, Willie Pap- ple. Jr. III._Arthur Wright, Howard Walter. iSr. II. -'W. D. Wilson, Earl Pap- ple, Beatrice Armstrong, Bobby Dal- rymple. Jr. II. ---Gertrude Walter, Annie Pap'ple, Alice Wright, Delbert Taylor. 5 hours -OR 3 minutes Floyd W. Parsons, the well- known publicity expert said that on Itis last trip to France the telephone au- thorities told hurt it would take five hours to give him telephone connection be- tween Paris and i•Iavre. It only takes a railway train five hours. Here, he . could have been talking as great a distance in three or four minutes— if he gave the operator the distant number. If you don't know the dis- tant number, Long Distance will look it up for you, and tell you what it is, 5o you can make a memo. of it for future use. A wise move is to give us a list of the firms you talk with by Long Distance, and let us supply the numbers. We will, gladly, NNW — NSW -- Ony 9 Days More and the ;?AGE FIV MAR aill‘ Baokrupt-Shoe SaIe Will Be Ali Over! We must clear this stock:out to the bare 'walls. and have out the prices to the limit, There are still many Bargains left. • Shoes that will soon cost you double the pries we ask for theist, When we close our store on Saturday Evening, June 18th, IT WILL BE ALL OVER Get some of the Bargains, while there is yet time, The �.JHJ$mith t. Stock Opposite Canadian Bank oL Commerce I.—Flora McDougall, Annie Belle McDougall, Donald Mayne Watson, Mac 'Wilson, Isabel Armstrong, Grace Dalrymple. ,Pr.—Milton Taylor, Ruth Walter, Elsie •Robins, 'Ervin Siliery, Myrtle Papple, Ivan Taylor, Muriel Wright, Morley Wright. The following had perfect attend- ance: 'Bob McCartney, Elizabeth Broadfoot, Carrie Oke, EIlen M. Scott, Mildred •Rob'ins, Janet Watson, Evelyn Wilson; 'Gordon `Wright, :Ro- t Pa a cart Watson, Arthur Wright, :Beatrice Armstrong, W. D. Wilson, 'Earl Papple, Bobby Dai- rymple, Delbert Taylor, Alice Wright, Annie Papple, Mayne 'Watson, Mac Wilson, Grace Dalrymple, Flora and R Annie 13, McDougall, Myrtle Papple, Muriel Wright, Morley Wright. L. Boyce, Teacher. J. R. LAMIMAN FURNITURE REPAIRS Your old organ remodelled into a useful piece of furniture -at reasonable cost. Work shop at rear of BARLOW'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP. A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY eei Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds ani Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario. A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meas, roasted about medium, with the blood gravy oozing through, gives ono a foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to think of it. How was that last piece of meat we sant you? Wasn't it fine. GEO. A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth. BBN4UJ The Special Milverton Flour We have it --Give it a Trial, .Also Grain Screenings C. GRAIN DEALER Chop of All Kinds TIIOMS v PHONE 25 Your Pluto Nee s t.'rOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES Repairs and charging on all makes. A good line of Nev 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, and the best do sooner or later, let us demonstrate to you the many advantages of our reliable work. . l e' " rage PHONE 167W