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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-06-14, Page 5THURSDAY, AM 14, 1828, STORES 1 CHAIN 5 H i �i Our Specials -for One Week kirom date French Mushrooms, per tin lye Spanish Pimuutoes, i3 tins , 250 Kellogg's Rice Rris tpies, new, delicious 15e Lemon CupCrosseand Maekwenls 35e & 65c ,. Lime Cup Crosse and Blaokwells, bottle (5c Grape Juice, per bottle 25e g. (Auer Ale, OlICeefes a Doz. Oarton 90c - Olives, 4 oz Pimento • stuffed, 2 bottles 250 When in doubt Oall this :Red and White Ross J. Sproat l Vat Phone 8, We MStewart Pho11e '7? eR EA 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 needyour 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 in and see the new Models. Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont. ' C. A. BARBER, Prop. �I Jr Walker & Sen , UNDERTAKING .and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equiptnegt W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished: Night or day phone 67. U� ItF McInnes ehiropractor. Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases of all kinds success- fully. treated. Electricity used. Beware of an Itchy Spot Keep,,your hair and scalp clean, also free from dan- druff' by having. your next shampoo oo at SID'S SHOP ust around the Corner in the Dominion Bank Build- ing Phone 125. Pianos Tuned gleaned and Repaired aired we:y Chas. A. lio Residence—James St, EGMONDVILLE. 'Bhe regular monthly meeting. of the W. M. S. of Egmondville United Church was held on 'Friday, June 8. Mrs. James Allan presided. Opened followed byprayer by by hymn 546,P Y Y Mrs. Allan. Scripture lesson, Rom. 14, was read by Mrs. McMillan. Min- utes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Roll call was taken. M'ess'enger prayer by Miss Charters. Then the devotional leaflet, entitled "Christianity and the Liquor Traffic." 'The following ladies took part: Mrs. Sherwood, Miss Thom and Mrs, Hugh Chesney. The ten heralds en- titled The Watch Tower were given: British Columbia, • Mrs. McDonald; Alberta, Mrs. Brown;'Saskatchewan, Miss Thom;;` Manitoba, Mrs.. Mc- Kenzie Sr.; Ontario, Miss Charters; Quebec, Mrs.' H. Chesney; New Brunswick, Mrs Stewart; Nova Sco- tia, Mrs, R..McICenzie; Prince Edward Island, Mrs. McGonigle; Newfound- land, Hrs.. Sherwood. After singing hymn 770, Mrs. R: McKenzie gave a splendid fall report of the Woodstock conference, which she attended.' Hymn 579 was sung and the meeting was ` closed by prayer by Mrs: McKen- zie -Sr: -The Terror of Asthma cotnes like a thief in the night with . its dreadful throttling, robbing its victim of breath. it seems beyond `the power of human aid to relieve until one trial .is made of that remarkable prepara- tion, Dr, J. D. Kellogg's -.Asthma Rem- edy. Then relief comes „with a rush. Life bccovnes worth living, and, if the remedy be used persistently, the disease is put permanently to rout. 'rake no substitute. Walit and For Sale ads, 3 tines 50c drive a one -eyed car Carry spare bulbs Highway Safety Coiiumitttee The HON. GEOi S. HENRY, Mairetan, 10 11 TOWN TOPICS t'trehbisitop Williams wilt be at St. Thomas' Anglican Cdntrch for con - h lirmatiau, on 4untlay, Jttt_e t 24tr , at 11 a. en. • Mr•. John Brown of Gait is the guest Of Mr, and Mrs. J. G. Mullen. Mr, and N's, Bert Klein and chil- dren; Mitchell, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoegy, Mrs. Dormice, of 'McKillop, has had her house on Spading street fleetly painted this week. Messrs. Govenlack and Ferguson of Eg mo d- vilte did the work. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Free have been at Dungannon this week attend tag' the ftmerel of the former's 'father, who died suddenly on Saturday last. He was its his 81st year, .Mrs, A. L. Porteous was in Brant- ford over the Week end the guest of her sister, Mrs, J, H. Long, Miss Addison, Mrs, Noble and Mrs, Boyes of Goderich spent Wednesday with Mrs, A, L. Porteous. ,Miss Bannister of Detroit is visiting Miss Belle Jackson. Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Scott and song Mr, James M. Scott, left on Wednes- day an a motor trip to Hamilton, Brockville and Ottawa. Me. Robert Smith and Mr. C. Eck - art have installed phones in their homes this week. Mr, Con Eckert left Wednesday to spend the week with his brothers, Fred and Peter Eckert. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Hamilton tnci Irene of , Hienfryt, Ballet on friends in town Sunday and attended Dr. Larkins ferewell service, IRev, Mr, Mode and Mrs, Mode, of Chicago University, Miss Coventr Y, of Detroit; Mr, and Mrs. John Mur- ray and sister .Alice, of S'trabford, ,were guests Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. A. A. McLennan, Miss Anona Dale attended the Brown -Crozier wedding dinner Satter - deer last, Mr, George E. Hudson, editor of the Hespeler Herald, was a caller at the News office on Friday, while on his way to Kincardine. Mr, and Mrs. Neelin have returned to their home on John street. Mrs. Ross 3, Sproat went on the Greyhound to Detroit,, and returned by motor on Sunday. Miss Edwards and Miss Cameron of Bayfield, were the guests of Mrs. (Dr.) Munn while attending the meeting of the deanery in the Anglican church on Tuesday. Mr. William Patrick of the Crediton Bank staff was operated on for ap- pendicitis and is progressing _favorably at present. . Mr, W. G. Spencer is attending the LionsConvention this week. The Montreal Lions Isave chartered a steamship and the convention is being field on board on a trip down the St, Lawrence to the Saguenay River. Mrs7Esther McLeod, who has been ill, has been staying with her sister,' Mrs. Thomas Grieve. Mrs. Paul Doig and baby are" visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel MoGeoch, E motidville. Mr. John Flannery, who has been quite ill with the fin for the past week, is sonhewhat improved. .:Mes. W. F. McMillan met with a painful accident on Sunday 'morning when she fell, spraining her ankle on the way to church. Mr. Joseph Aitchesou, of Egmond- ville, is ill at present with the flu. Mr. Angus McKinnon of .California, is visiting Messrs, Rdbert McKay, Toseph Atkinson and other relatives in Tuckersmith. Mr. A. A. Coale, of Brantford is in t town relieving at the local customs of- fice while Mr, Dawson Reid is on his vacation. Mr. ,and Mrs. Harry Howe and sons Dalton and Alex. of Queensboro, returned Wednesday alter a week's visit with IvE s. Howe's mother, Mrs. R. J. Dalton. Miss Mackay`e room in the Public School is closed at present owing to ,her illness with the fru. Miss Lillian Bannister, of Detroit, is visiting Miss Belle Jackson. Friends of Miss Olive Erratt are pleased to hear that she is recovering, having. been seriously ill last week in Seaforth hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Lawson and Miss Hogg, of Auburn, were visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sclater and attended Dr. Larkin's farewell service, •Dr.'and Mrs. F. H. Larkin, accom- panied their son Mr. Fred Larkin, on r Monday. •• indso fixieturutoW I Mrs. George Scott, of Wheaton, Ill., is visiting Mr, and Mrs. John A. Ste- wart. Mrs. Scott was formerly of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs, Alex. McLaren and daughter Ruby, of Hibbert, were visi- tors Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. J A. MoLareu, Egmondville. elle and Mrs. Howard Kerr, of To- ronto, were week -end visitors in town. Messrs. Claire Merner am Walter Scott, of Detroit, are spending- the week in town. Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzgerald and daughter Jean, of Hamilton, were week -end guests with Mfrs, Hugh Wright. Mr. and Mrs. B, Williams of Strat- ford visited Mrs. S. Boyd and Mrs, H. 3, Gibson Sunday and attended Dr. Larkin's farewell service, The many friends of Mrs, S. Jeffery are sorry to know she continues quite ill. Mrs, Jeffery returned 'Saturday from. Stratford hospital where site. had an x-ray exanunattoti, • Mr, and' Mrs. Edward Johnston of Goderioh, visited Mrs. Henry Erratt who is ill with the flu at tine home of Mr, 3. H. Reid, and they also visited Mr. Calvin Dowson,over the week end. eVir. Matthew Bates of Goderich was a week end guest with Mr. and Mrs W. 1.. Keys, . Mr. James Steed) of INetroitl visited his aunt, Mrs, W, M, Stewart, over Ibe week end, Mr, and •'Mrs. Hillitncr and son, of Grimsby were guests.of Mr. and Mrst kd 1-hillchley over :Sunday, Mrs, Shoetraft of New Yos'kk is vis- iting Miss Edith Davidson. Mr, Arthur liroadfoot of Moosejaw is visiting his mother, Mrs„ .3. H. 13rnadfoot. On Friday evening, members of First Presbyterian Church met, in tate church to present Rev. Dr.. Larkin with a cheque for $500 ,and Mrs. Lar- kin with n parse of $80, as a token of their long and faithful service here, et $1+,. FORTH, MINS PA Q1S VIVA short program was given by the choir and addresses were envie by Mr. M, McKellar, Mr. 3, Cl. Mullen, Mr. Wm, Knechtel'end Mr, 5. D. Gemmell, rep- resenting the session. Mr. Mullen read a very complimentary addresa to Dr, and Mrs. Larkin, while Mr. Mc- Kellar made the presentation. On Sunday Rev, Dr, Larkin preach- ed two inspiring farewell messages to thecongregation large attendances. he- ing at both services, BORN, DEITZ—In Seaforth hospital, Satur- c • June1 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Satur- day, 9,9 John Deitz, Kippen, a daughter, MANL'EY, Nor, and 'Mrs, 'Ed. Steuernagel left this week for Dolgeville,,N,T., to seek their fortune iu Uncle Sam's do- mains. Mr, Peter Eckert had the misfort- une to lose two fine heifers last week. There is aro certainty of what disease attacked thein, The patrolmen in our burg have completed repairing the roads, Mr, Michael and Miss Maria Mur- ray have returned front Windsor after an extended visit. The many friends of Mrs, James MIartin are sorry to learn that she is not improving as rapidly as was ex- pected. Her case seems very serious. Mr. James Purcell was.' a visitor with his brother, Martin, this week, and we are glad to learn that he is improving. CROMARTY, Miss Olive Severe, of Toronto, is visiting ' her mother, Mrs, Sam. Sp ea e. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Co dboIt of Winchelsea, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Simon Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott and family s(aent the week -end in Walker- ton, IRev, Mr. Elder left this week for a two months' holiday at his former horse in Belfast, Ireland. 'Mr. Frank Barr, of Stratford. called on some of .his friends here on Sunday last. Mr. Tohn Robertson and• his mother spent Sunday with friends in Hensel'. McKILLOP. Married in Detroit On Tuesday, rune 12. Mr. Robert McGrath, soil of Mr. and Mrs, Patrick McGrath. -of St, Coltimban, was married to Miss Ce- celia Braun Schelde], of Detroit. The ceremony took place in St. Benedict. Church Detroit, and the happy couple will make their home in that city. 'Mr. Louis Flannery and bride-to-be were visitors at the home .of his father and mother, Mr, and Mrs. John Flan- nery, on Sunday. • Mtr. Leo Flanagan and family were visitors at the home of his sister, Mrs. A. O'Leary on Sunday. Twins were born to Mr. and Mrs, Tan}es O'Ssrllivan on Thursday morn- ing, a son and a daughter. The in- fant son died on Friday evening and was buried Saturday morning. 'Mr. and Mrs. Janes Devereaux and Mrs, William Devereaux were in Lon- don•on .Monday - Miss Mary Dempsey is home from Chatham, with her .grandmother, Mrs. Martin, who is ill In -McKillop.. 11tr. end Mrs. Joseph Carlin, Huron Road, were visitors in Clinton on Sun- day, HARLOCK. - Miss Laura Beacom 'attended the wedding of her friends, Miss Mae `Lyon and Mr. Emmerson Hesk Wed- nesday oflast la t week. " T Mr. and Mrs, A. W. McEwing and Helen visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Armstrong, of near Ethel. on Wed- nesday of last week, also attending the funeral of the late Mr. Hugh Moses, of Jamestown. Messrs. A. W. Beacom, A. W. Mc- Ewing, Elmer Pollard,' G. Brown, J. Neilans and Russel Barrows attended a Masonic meeting in Goderich Wed- nesday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. William iS'heppard, of Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs, Norman Sheppard and little Miss Wilma on Tuesday afternoon of last week. A number from the vicinity took in the moonlight at Goderich Tuesday evening of last week. Alt reports are that a wonderful time was enjoyed. Miss Marjorie McEwing, who has been attending the Clinton Collegiate for the past year. finished writing off her exams Monday afternoon. We wish Marjorie every success, The Ladies' till oE''Bur ns- Church held their June meeting at the home of Mrs. Peter Taylor, Thursday af- ternoon. About twenty ladies were present, The meeting was opened by singing hymn 773, after 'which tine Lord's prayer was repeated in unison. Marjorie Colson read the Scripture lesson, after which the business part was hells, with discussion concerning the big garden party on June 29 to be. held in the Harlock school grounds. The meeting wet closed by singing hymn 562, and all repeating the Miz- parh, A very dtlinty hutch was served by the hostess, Mrs, 1?, 'Baylor, assist- ed her friend+, Mrs. T. Neilans and Mrs. D. Reid, 1{r, and ,Mfrs, James Webster, of, Luclenow, also Mr. Webster's mother, Mrs, Grace Webster, visited Mr, and Mrs, A, W. Beacom and family on Thursday afternoon of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watt and baby Archie visited in Landon Thursday of last week, . Mr, and Mrs, George Watt and ,Mr. Harold Beacom visited Mr, and Mrs; 13. Allen Thursday evening of last week. Mr, and firs Sol. Shannon visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parsons Thurs- day evening rlVedditig bells rang in' Londesboro on Saturday at boon When Mise Ida Crozier, and Mr, George Brown were married, 'A large circle of frfettds joie in wishing Mir, and Mrs. Brown helneleess and'. a prosperous future in our community, Mfr. and Mrs. McAndrews and Mists Isobel, ni Drayton, spent the week -6 end at the horse of Mr.. and Mrs, W liain Beown. Int. and Mrs, Ed. Pilus, of Brant- ford, visited at the hone. of Mrs. Wil- liam Browns mother, MICS. Collinson, of 131ytlt, on Sunday !Mrs, :A; W, Beacotu, Mr. Harold Beacom and Kathleen and Edythe, visited Mr, and'Mrs. William Bremner of near Ethel, on Sonde,, Mr, Syd Leasing, of 'near Suntrnei•- hill visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Isaac Rapson Sunday afternoon. A strawberry festival will be held M the Iiariock school grounds on Friday everting, Jane 29, A good programme is expected. It is to be supplied by Alice Dunbar and her variety girls or- chestra, of London, We hope for a wonderful warm eighty) ice cream ,will be properly appreciated, The, garden under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid ofBurns7Chuch, ,Mrs, John Mille and Mrs. James. Watt attended the W.I.in Bat desboro Community Hall on Thursday after- noon 01 last week. BLYTH, Duncan -Morris. -- A wedding of much interest took place in Toronto at 3 pan, on June 6th, at the home of Mfr, and Mrs, 1L Givecn, 84 Olive Avenue, whole Miss Edith A, Morris became the bride of Clarence T. Duncan, of Toronto, son of the late William Dun- can and Mrs. Duncan, of Bright, Ont, The ceremony was performed by Rev, Mr. Paulin, of St, Paul's Presbyterian Church, in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride was dressed et pale blue taffeta, black shoes and hat, and carried a bouquet of Ophew, roses and lily -of -the -valley, The bridesmaid was Miss Thelma Ilenry, of Toronto, who was dressed in pink georgette with grey hat tied shoes, and carried a bouquet of sweet peas and roses. The groomsman was the bride's brother, Mr, Jacte Mo:ris, of Orillia, A reception was held ill the evening and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan left on a trip to Blyth and Bright, the bride travelling in a blonde dre.ss, with hues to match, They will reside at 49 Keele Street, Toronto. T'te beide t, a former Blyth girl, havi g trade her hone with Mr. and Mfrs, George Chambers and attended school '.fere. See has been head bookkeeper at Woolworth,;, Toronto, 'Congratulations to Rev. Dr. Barnby ou his election at the last Conference as a member of the General .Coun- cil of the United Church of Canada, 'whitenich meets at Winnipeg in Sep - Miss Mae Taylor,, of Detroit, is vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ab. Taylor. Mr, and Mrs. C. T. Duncan, of To- ronto, who are on their wedding trip, visited Mr, and Mrs. G. M. Chambers on Thursday and in- the evening re- ceived friends. They were the recip- ients of manygifts from friendshre e and in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hewitt and Miss Jennie Chambers, of Kincardine, visited over ehe week -end with Mr. and Mrs, G. M. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marghall visit- ed friends at Centralia on .Sunday. Miss Margaret Brown spent the week -end with her parents, Jno. and Mrs. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston and Iona, Jno. and Mrs. Grasby and Chas. and Mrs. Nicholson and Gordon at- tended the Brydges re -union at For- ntosa on Saturday, Messrs..Nelsou and Norman Nichol - sen spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. George Nicholson, of McKillop. . Miss Melda McElroy, of 'Western University, is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. R. Bell. The induction of Rev. George Weir will take place on Thursday evening, June 14th at 8 o'clock, in St, Andrew's United Church. He will be inducted by Rev.. J. E. Hogg, of Clinton; Rear. Mr, Davison, of Wingham, will preach the sermon; Rey. W. A. Bremner, the address to the minister; and Rev. W. R. Alp. the address to the congrega- tion. Refreshments will be served at the close of the service. Mr. Weir comes to Blyth after eight years at Ridgetown, James Richmond has started to reconstruct his house. ' Mrs: William C; Laidlaw spent the past week visiting with her sister, Mrs, Chris. Kennedy, Comber. _ Miss Alberta Richmond is spending the present at home before writing exams in Goderich, Miss Katie Laidlaw, nurse -in -train - Mg at Guelph, who is home for a vacation, entertained a number of her friends on Tuesday evening, Miss Laidlaw returns on duty ,at hospital in Guelph in a few days,• Miss Ada O'Dell spent a few days at the home of William C. Laidlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Sillib and Harold Collinson, of Brantford, spent Sunday with Mrs. Sillib's mother, Mrs. M. Collinson. Mr, and Mrs. Russell Branton, of •14 hitewood Sask., are visiting , Mr. and Mrs, G, D, Leith this week, Mr, and Mrs, George Collinson, of Iintail, called on the former's mother, Mfrs. 'Collinson, on Saturday an their way to the Brown -Crozier wedding. Mrs, M. Collinson, who has been sick the past two months, is slowly unproving. A C. 0. 1. T. group- was organizer! on Saturday last by Mrs. Weir, when the following officers were elected: I',eader, Mrs, (!Rev.) George Weir; President Pearl Williams; Secretary, Stella Richmond; Treasurer, Effie Laidlaw; Pianist, Jeatf Laidlaw, Code: "As a C. G, I.•T. under the leadership of Jesus, it is my purpose to oherish health, seek truth, know God, serve others and then with His help, become the girl •God would have me be." The aim of the 'C. G; T, T. is to direct girl; to realize that service is the greatest thing in life. The Mission Band met on Satur- day afternoon with a large • attend- ance, The President, Miss Annie Richmond, occupied the their. A good program was carried out, after which Mrs, Weir spoke on the limited advantages in 'Eddie for education of children, Miss 1{ildred Tlilbore and Mrs. Thomas Lyons went on the Grey- hound excursion to Detroit last week. Miss Wilma Ashton, of Gerrie, ie< visiting her sister, Mrs. J• B. Watson. The death occurred at Westfield ou ,lune 6th, ni itlss Isabel Cook, in her 2lih year, following' eight weeks' 115a8 with cotnphcartions following pneuntonia. 'Tho funeral took plane on Thursday last. She is survived by her niathet Mrs, Johns Cook, West- field, also three brothers and one 515 - ter, et Feed Cook at home, Grerdon Cook of the West; George of Belgrave, Mrs Reg Carter of Auhttrn and Mrs, Earl McKnight of Westfield, and two 1half-brothers and a half-sister, Thos. LAST CALL, -- to the - - ankruptShoeSale When we close our Store on Saturday ht ui this "Great Money I � a Saving Shoe Sale" Will Be All, Over! There are plenty of Good Shoes left for Men, Women and Children, but the time to buy at Out Prices is grew- ing short! .Better buy them now than wish you land! Womem's Shoes at 95c, $1.45, $1.95, $2;95 to $3.45 a pr, Men's Shoes at $2.45, $2,85, $3.20 to $ 3.85 a pair Your Last Chance! =- Get Busy. The J. H. Smith and Son Stock 1 „Opposite Canadian Bank of Commerce •-- .-nvac�*ew at home; Jep Cook of Blyth; and Mrs, Isaac Snell pi B'lyth. Mrs. Walter Way, of Killarney, Man., recently celebrated her golden wedding. She was born in Morris and lived ther • until fort • ago. e S years g She is a sister of Mr. W. H. McElroy, of Blyth, and is blessed with a family of nine sons and three daughters. The Presbytery of Huron of the United Church meets at Grand Bernd on Thursday, June 21, at 10 a.m. Mrs. Dobie, of Kincardine, is visit - Rev. W. B. and Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Myra Stinson, Miss Ella Metcalfe, Mr. and Mrs, John Iibward and Mrs. Ar- thur Tierney attended the meeting et the Huron Deanery at Seaforth on Tuesday. Mr, John Fraser and Mr. William Hamm and Miss C. F. Hawkins, of St. Thomas, returned Saturday, after visiting Rev. and Mrs, W. B. Haw- kins and Mrs. William Gray, Port Albert. ing Mrs. R. Knox. Mr. and Mrs.Bert McElroy, of De- A D.SUTHERLAND troit, who have been visiting his par- GENERAL INSURANCE encs, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McElroy, AGENCY Wingham, spent Wednesday in Blyth. Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds Mrs. William Sims and Mr, and and Investments Mrs. Bert Tasker and children,visit- Phne. 0 152 ed at Durham over the week -end. l Seaforth, Ontario. ae � e. A Good Portion of beet served to you for the evening meat, roasted about medium, with the blood gravy oozing through, gives one a foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to think of it. How was that last piece of meat we sent yon? Wasn't it fine, GEO. 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