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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-06-21, Page 5THURSDAYS BINE , 1428,. CHAIN STORES C l R�D� ATE Red Hot Specials for One Week -; Minto -len„ and Japanese Coup au 1 Saucer, all for 80e Soups, r eg. Ox -tail, lout. 2 for at 2 u Potatoes Creon Mountain, plc, 29e pks. 55c, Corn Flakes, Quaker, 3 pkgs. 25e (reap --t .. %3utter 13 '0,7• ttzil, reg, lor l$C SPECIAL '.l?oar FRIDAY and SA'TURDA'Y Bananas large and waxy, dozen 25c Don't forget the place, the time, the opportunity lne g Sproat Pho SS Ro J. to rt: Rhone 77 a .:1VI Stewart F � � 'Quality ahva i higher than Price" i eRBtM 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 peed your co-operation.' Inreturn for you co-operation we will give you of our best in service and prices. We are agent for the Mellotte Cream 'Se arato s. in and see the new Models. p Come Seaforth Creamer Co. Seaforth, Ont, Y C. A: BARBER, Prop, • W. J; Walker & Son Welke! UNDERTAKING -and— EMBALMING ui Motor or Horse Equipment P q W. 5. WALKER, holder: of Go- vernment diploma and license, Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. D� H, McInnes C`'hiropractor. Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial "Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases of alt 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 at SID'S SHOW Just around the Corner in the Dominion Batik Build- ing Phone 125, Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired Chas. A liowey Residence—James St. i Miss Janet Govenlock, teacher in Weston Collegiate, arrived home on; Tuesday for her summer.vacatlon. Mrs, Annie- Reid and daughter Mary were week -end visitors with Mr. avid Mrs.'John McAsh, Varna. ' and Mrs. W. L. Keys visited at the home of their 'son Artie Keys, of Stanley, on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Thornton, of Preston, Mrs; Murdie, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Somers, Fergus. and Audrey, of Detroit, were week -end visitors at the home of Mrs. Sam. Jeffry, who is seriously 111. Mrs. Soarers has remain - to help care for her sister, Mrs. Jeffry, Mrs; Sidney Johns attended the fun- eral of her sister-in-law, Mrs. An- drews, of Clinton, on Friday last. Mr.. Fred Kerslake spent the week- end at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ivan Hill, Waterford. Dr. H. B. Ross, Miss Margaret Ross and the latter's aunt, Miss .Schaefer, of Listowel, left on Tues- day to spend the summer in the Brit- ish Isles and. France. 'Mr. and Mrs,, W. W. Robinson, of London, spent' the week -and with Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Robinson. Miss Beatrice Sefp, of London, vis- ited her parents Mr. and Mss. Georgee Seip,over the week -end. ' Messrs George Hutchison and Bill Henderson, of . London, spent- the week -end in town. . Wt. P. M. 'Chesney is leaving 'Sat- urday morning .on a Pacific coast tour, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Janet Chesney, of Cleveland, and her four sisters. The trip` extend *over four sisters. The trip extends over made through the Canadian Rockies and the Great Lakes. Mr, and Mrs; A. McKean and Miss Mary McKean, of Hamilton, arrived Wednesday to spend a few days with Mr, and Mrs. P. M. Chesney. HOW TO TURN AT INTERSECTIONSi For a LEFT TURN— get to middle of street ---give signal with hand -- at centre of intersection turn As sharply as possible. HXGUWAY SAPETY i,I hill For a RIGHT TURN —get nextto curb and I turn corner as sharply I 1 as possible. e`er..--_— Clip this ' simple dia- gram. These direc- tions may save you an acdident some time. at COMMITTEE TOWN TOPICS t Martin, of 'o- r c s ust t a tl To- ronto, nlMt A z M a ionto and Mt Meltachern and soil and td»ghte of Mt. Forest, spent the week -end. with at the home of Mr. Williallt Masons Fi illttt. Mr, and Mrs. 'William Webster and family, of.Lucltuow, spcut 'Sunday' with the latter's parents,' Mr, and Mrs, Henry Taylor, in town, and also her brother and sister, Mr. !last y Taylor and Miss Annie Tay- lor in Ilil lett ' 11Ftlsie C. Sleitan, of St .George, ^. a3 Mrs. J. G, Martin this Prn't fail to hear Dr. Bryce at Ea,- tryootriae on Sunday next, and also L'r, Hughes an Wednesday evening, June 27th. Both are outstanding speakers, -Miss E'ni'kle, McMann, Master W'. Scott and Miss Betty Scott, of Chi cago, are spending their honeys with their friends here; ilr. and Mrs, Joseph C. Eckert spentSunday in London ,and Chatham. • Mr, and Mrs: Emerson Henry and Mr, and 'Mrs. Marred Henry, of Dray - 100, spent Sunday with Ivlr, and' Mrs, J. A, Wes'tcott, Mrs, Henry Taylor was in London last week visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs, Leitch and also her daughter, Mrs. W. G, Jtielltillan. Mr, and Mrs, 'McMillan recently moved front Blyth to London, where Mr, McMillan has a position with the 'Supertest.. Mr, Harvey Brunner and Mrs. YV•siiiam Eatoit, of Toronto, .spent the week -end with • their mother, Mrs. Brunner • ,in Egnondvilie, Mae Mason Miss \ in 7 riot 'leaves this week a r for i\Iouut-1 Forest to be bridesmaid at the wedding elf her cousin Miss Mc Eechern at Mount Forest ,Paving the_,1-Iuron road from the Clinton encu is progressing rapidly 'and More than a ,mile east of the town is now completed. Work was 'held up on Monday and Tuesday morning as the loaded trucks could' not get up the slippery hills, even with the aid of a team and tractor. It is expected work will start from Seaforth end in slightly over two weeks. A speed cop at the corner of Goderich and Main Streets on a recent Sunday afternoon took the umbers of twen- ty-seven motorists who failed to stop as they, entered on the Provincial highway. No conviaona were made this time, but ti%ore drastic action is promised in future. Mr.' George Steadman,. of Perth, is supplying in the Provhncial Bank, while the te'l'ler, .Mr. Gordon Dick, is away. Mrs. John Caldwell, 'of St. Marys, who is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Pym, and formerly of 'Hensall,: was in town Monday and Tuesday, calling on friends. Mr. and' Mrs. Henry Hoggarth, John Street, and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr: and Mrs.- Angus Brown and family, motored to Exeter on Sundtfy and visited friends. The many t'riends of Mr. S. J. S'pen'cer, James Street, are glad to see him out again after his recent illness. Mr, and Mrs. C. Hartleib and Mr. and Mrs. Mertz, of Shakespeare, spent Wednesday with A7 r. and Mrs. E. L. . Box, 'Nfr, and Mrs. A E. Dunn, Mies Horton and Miss Brown, of London, spent'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,. E. L. Box, Mrs, George Lowry, of Brussels, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A L. Porte- ous this week. We are glad to report that the George Street shut-ins who have been ill with the flu, are convalescing, Mrs. Thos.. Coulter, her mother, Mrs. W. B. Mo'Lean and Robt. Char- ters spent Sunday in Bridgeburg and Buffalo visiting relatives. Miss Margaret Henry has been ill with the .flu: iWord has been received here that Miss Ena Holmes arrived in Alaska on May 29th, and is -enjoying her new hone and making friends with the Alaskans. Mr, and Mrs. Reg Reid spent Sun - ay in town, on their way home' from the annual picnic of the McLagan Furniture Co., Stratford, which was held at Bayfield last week. Messrs, Gordon Dick .and Dawson Reid left Monday to spend their vaca- tion in Timagami, New Ontario, TaIr. and Mrs. James I. Johnston are occupying their house on George Street, having spent the winter in London. b' and �o' 1 and ba a El.0 Mr. and Mrs.3 Mrs: Foid's mother,. Mrs. Ludwig, all of Kitchener, spent Sunday with Mr. and Tvlrs. Frank Btiter. Mr, Robert Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. McPherson and blrs. Wright visited Mr, David McPherson, Moulton, on Sunday. :Airs, Robert Porterfield returned this week after .spending some time in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Chamberlain. 17rs, Joseph l'hompson underwent an operation for appendicitis on Mon day se the hospital. Dr, William Aberhart, son .of Mr. and Mrs, C. Aberhart, is fitting up the north sample room of the Queen's luotel on North Main Street for a me- dical office and expects to open within the (text week, Mr, and Mrs. Robert 13aere (nee Anna Elizabeth Dalton) who were married in Toronto on Saturday, are on a honeymoon r trip to ,London,- Windsor, Detroit and 'Cleveland .and Will come to Sea forth Thursday night to visit the bride's, mother, Mrs. R J. Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. Baere elill reside in 'Toronto, '$fr. James Wright, of Ethel, Mr. tend Mrs, Tohn Davis and Lloyd Davis, of Mitchell, and Mrs. Law- rence, of Detroit, visited Mrs, Dalton, last Friday. At a well attended melting of the Directors of the Seaforth Agricultur- al Society heli) on Saturday, evening, the prize list for the fall fair was re- vised, several new classes being added and prise money increased. As the articles exhib'i'ted in the Indies' dc - e worktoft11928 thearts, din ectorstidecst leidedtlto get old the prize list early in Jany in order to give the exhibitors a chance to 'have their •work completed, A committee, was .appointed to look after the sports end of the fair', which will include -the izsttalhorse races, a horse- shoe tottruancnt, etc. T SJ;tAFORTH NEWS Mr. Bale Nixon and Mr, C. 1felcart spent Sunday its Detroit. was a Ur. kine' of Detroit, M C, Ei , etc at the lzo ne Mr, its last week n of guest las •tstcl Mrs, RotyerY Arekuibald before re- turnutg to French River for the ,sunt- itler to resume his business, • Many :twill be „lad to' hear once again Miss C. 13. Gamest, who made many »arnt friends pa former visits. She wilt he at Egmoudvillo and Northside ' front "Wednesday, June 27 to Fridays June 29. ta fr. Frank O Ei ra of Detroit,is I T'r k a guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. D, Reynolds. Mr, and Mrs, Thos, McRae, of De - trout, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Neil. Grieve,n Mr. Pearson Buffalo, o al ,spa t the tweets -end with his feather, Dr, John Grieve: Iirs, (Dr, N[eArter , and daughter Peggy, of Guelph, are visiting Mrs. J. H. Baoadlfoot for fife week, Miss Laura Harris, of Buffalo, and Miss Ethel Grieve, of Toronto, were week -end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Thos.. Grieve. Jack and Morley Hodgins, of To- ronto, are visiting their ,grandmother, Mrs, Geo. E. Henderson, The kindergarten closed on Wed- nesday owing to alt otstbreak of 'chickenpox among the little tots. Mrs, Leslie Mullen, who has been seriously ill with pneumonia, is samewtitat improved. Rev, W. D. McDonald and family visited with his mother at Riversdale, Bruce Co„ on Friday and Saturday of last week. . At the last meeting of the Rebekahs the District Pres, installed Mrs, Srlat- a W. , D. Monsen • ud Mrs. 4\ er as .Crean. s as ISG h ovenlaok who has bzett Mrs, John G in declining heoltls for some time, fell in her home: Tuesday evening, break- ing her hip. Ills: Win, Murray is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry 7;yndall, Mrs, Murray, who is 94 years of age, is quite poorly. Mrs. John A7anaon received worst _Monday that. Mr, Ernest Jenson had passed away in Detroit, Mrs, Jenson is Tirs. Manson's niece, and was for- merly Miss Helen Walker, dlauglrter of Mr, and Mrs. David Walker, form- arty of Brucetield. Mr. and Mrs, Jieo, Stewart, Mrs. A. Stewart and guest, Mrs. Geo. Scott, Chicago, were visitors with Mr. and i\ire.,Richards, Stratford, over .Sunday -Mrs, H. ,J.- Gibson Was a week -end guest with,Mrs. H. Wiltse, in Clinton. Mrs. S. Boyd spent the week -end with her danghter, Mrs, B. N. Wil- liams, Stratford. Mr, and Mrs Robt. Elliott and :dlau- ghter Olive, of St. Marys, and Mr. and Mrs, John Selves, and son Bert, df Ohisefhurst, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and' Mrs. ileo. Love," Eg- nrondville, Mr. Angus McKinnon,ofCalifornia, who has been, visiting Mr, and Mrs, R'dbt McKa3, left this week to visit relatives at the Soo, Miss Grace $carlett returned Tues- day from from Burgessvilie. Rev, Mr. Currie, Lindsay, will take services -in the Presbyterian Chu ch next Sunday. Dr. R. D. Lane, Toronto, made a short visit this week with his brother, Rev. W. P. Lane. Miss Mae'Sin-Lipson, Detroit, was a visitor in 'town this week attending the Broome -Dick wedding. In the horseshoe tournament this week Mr, Henry Hoggarth won the singles; winners of the d,otfbles,tHoegy and Nichols, each won a five -piece set of glassware. - EGNLONDVILLE. A great deal of interest is being manifested in the services of Sunday, June 24th, and the anniversary sup- per and program on Wednesday, June 27th, celebrating the 50th anniversary of th'e present church building, The special preacher for thet. occa- sion, Rev. Peter Bryce, DDD., is one of the most loved meat in the United Church. He is of those rather rare persons, a Scotch Methodist, and in a very marked degree he combines in his person the sterling qualities of the Scotsman, with the spiritual fervor of itis Mother Church: In addition to the appeal of the ju- bilee occasion, the services will be of special interest to almost all, on ac- count of the, fact that this will be tete last 'Sunday on which Mrs, Ben Johnson will be present as organist and choir leather. Mrs. Johnson has won for Herself a very warns place its the hearts of the whole.congregation and it is with the very deepest regret that they will see her leave their midst. +On Wednesday; June .27th, there will be art anniversary stopper anti program and it is hoped that many friends of the congregation will avail themselves of this occasion to renew old acquaintances. An excellent and •varied prograiniuc has been prepared, which is sure to delight all who hear it, The special 'speaker for the Wed nesd'ay night will be Rev, Dr, S. W. Hughes. of Wesirbourne Park Chapel, London, Eng.. Dr, Hughes is suc- cessor to the late Dr, John Clifford and beyond the expectations of all, he has more than maintained the marvel- lous traditions of Dr, Clifford's titin- ,atry, He is regarded as one of the most brilliant preachers and lecturers in Great Britain today. In addition to his op'etiing,kecture on Wednesday night in Egm'ondville, Dr. I-Tughes will also speak on Thatsdi,y and Friday, June 28 and 29, at 3 p•ni inE t o ti » d villc Churchatq , g Northside Everybody p.m. in 1\ntlhsidc Church. Ev Y should plan to hear all these wonder- ful messages. Alott.g with Or. Hughes will be ilfis; C. B. Grunert, pianist and accompan- ist, who is so well and favorably known in t his community. After the Wednesday night, Miss Grunert will have charge of the musical part of the meetings. BRUCEFIELD. A, T, Scott spent the week- end visiting friends int London. Mrs, Janes Moodie and Mrs, James McQueen visited friends in Egtnnnd edit) last week. Miss Mary Snell, of London, is vis - Wile her brother, Itr. Howard Snell Niko, Rcta Taylor spent Sunday With Miss Mildred: Taylor. Miss Jean btacKenaie has rcteraed home from Stratford Normal, 'Cite rttady friends of Mr, and Mrs elven at tbt+•reeeni conference held in Walker and fancily are,gkacl to know Woodstock, Mrs. D. Tuft led ins that Mr, joules Wslker and Norman p rd) rr: Roll [a l l showed anattend- are altG l ais fully recovered after theirauto ones) twenty-five of n tzus. Aver Y \ vs ,Varalker is accident loot wealc. L n slowiy.insprovuig. but is still confined to her bed. Miss Tette MacKay, of Buffalo, is visiting her uncle, Mr. John Mc - Co wan. c-Cowan. lir. and Sirs, P. 11, Moffat, of Dashwood, spent the week -end iu Goderich with Mr'. and - Mrs, 1). Boitd. Mrs. Janet Ross returned s mG last week after spending three weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Hastings (Marg- aret) of Belgraee, who has been re- covering from an operation, 'Miss Helen Swam R.N., of Iiensall, Mspent the week -end at the home of rs. 1=I. Aikenhead, Mr. and Mrs. A. Caldwell and sun Bill spent Sunday with Mr; and Mrs, W. G. Wilson, of Goderish at their sunrtner cottage. Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Hill spent Suss- day with Mr. and Mrs. Will. Hill. Miss Nettie Sinclair spent Sunday with Miss Gretta Mustard, of To runts, who was home over Sunday. .lir, and Mrs. John McBeatit spent Sunday in Goderich. Softball News, --A good crowd was present on Friday evening to see the Brucefield ball team win a double- header against Londesborough. The girls played first and although the game was very lintel) in Brucefield's favor•, proved quite interesting, 'The visitors got away to a good start and scored 3 runs in the first inning. How- ever Btruceifiek'd girls starred at the bat, having eleven runs to their cre- dit when they went to the field after he firsthieing. The final scorenTC was aS toLon- , go ld do not .,3 5, Bruce'fie i rte July and it s quite desborough till J � aq likely they will not have such an easy time there. Line-up: 'Londesborough—T, Little, J. Holt- zeur, J, MitVittie, B. Fairservice, E. Armstrong, M, Colson. A. Snell. B. Little, G. Fairservice. IBrucefield--rH. Haugh, e; D. Farqu- har, Ill); C Pepper, 3b; J. Aikenhead, p; 1). Robins 21b; E. Stackhouse rf; V. Wheeler, If: K. Snider, ss; 13. Chapman, ef. The boys' game was much mare even and exciting. Errors were nu- merous on both sides but at no time did one side get far ahead. The score was 113,51 iii Brucefield's favor. Line- up for Brucedield: "E. Stackhouse, e; C. Sherwood, p; A. Jeffery, lib; H. Armstrong, ss; H. Norris, 3b; George Monroe 2b; Bill Robins, If; Bill Rogerson, cf; Gordon Elliott, rf, The boys played in Bayfield on Wednesday evening and wast the game by a score of 7-4, As the score indicates, the game was one of the best seen around here. Sherwood, pitcher for Bruce'field, starred, hav- ing s in a number of strikeouts to his ere - t. ditt,, Line -sup: Bayfield: Castle, Lindsay, Brandon, Teker„ M. Davidson, Gaden, Davidson, Blair, Sturgeon. IBrucefield—Stackhouse, Sherwood, Jeffery, Patterson, Armstrong, Nor- ris, Robins. Ross Elliott. ;Batteries; Bayfield—Castle and Lin- dsay. Brttcefteld— Sherwood and Stackhouse. Miss Margaret Aikenhead, of Loos don, spent the 'week -end at the hone of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Aikenhead. Mr. Gordon Elliott spent Sunday with Mr. Elwood Stackhouse. Messrs. Charles and Gordon Man- ning have purchased a Ford coupe. 'Mr, Norman Lloyd spent the week- end with his norther, Mrs. H. Gould, in Clinton. Mr. -A, .Patterson. of Toronto, is visiting at the home of Mr. John Norris. Many who have been ill with the flu arc able to be out again. A number from Isere attended the C. N.' R. picnic at Niagara Falls on Saturday and report a very pleasant time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilsott and Mr. and Mrs. Fred DuFort spent the week -end at the home of AIr, and Mrs. George Swan, :\A•, W. J. Falconer was in Brant- ford Friday attending a L. (CLL. meeting. A°L•, and Mrs. Howard Snell, Miss Beatrice and Mrs. James Snell visit- ed friends in London on Sunday. '.l'hc 13. F. W. 0. of London Road are holding their anal picnic to Bay- field on Saturday, June 23. Y, P. S.—The regular monthly mis- sionary meeting was held on Monday evening at half past eight. George Knight presided in the absence of Lulu Stackhouse. The topic on the hook, "Drums in the Darkness," was very impressive and interesting, be- ing taken by Leonard Boyce. After singing liynun 1171 the meeting closed with the Mizpah benedictions, Mrs. R. Allan acid little daughter Betty left Tuesday. morning to visit Friends and relatives in Dundas. To- ronto and Shutt Ste, Marie. '.bass Anna ITattgh left Tuesday to spend the summer months in Lake of Bays district. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Stowell. of Al- berts, -and Alts, M. :Drysdale. Hen - salt, visited at the home of Mr, and Mfrs. R. Allan one day Iasi week. At the morning service on Sunday last in the United -Church, Bruccfield, Miss Greta Mustard gave a most in- teresting and inspiring address in which she gave an account of the Student Volunteer Aiis'sionary Con- vention held last winter it Detroit.it. Four thousand students t5 gakhetC d at this great convention from all parts of the United States and Canada. They carte together to study and plan for the extension of Christ's kingdom in foreign ,lands. Miss .Mustard leaves at the end of the month to take a position as matron in the AV, M. S. hospital at Ethelbert, Manitoba, for which wnrh she is admirably fitted, both by temperament and training, A social gathering of the congre- gation and other friends will be held in the dhut•ch at Bruce'ficld on Friday evening of this week, ,tune 22nd, at. 8 o'clock to bid farew^eli to Miss Mtis ford and to wish her tossers in her work, The' W. M, S. of the United Church held their monthly nesting on June 113th, with the President, Mrs. W' A. Bremner, ,presiding, Mita. Addison read an interesting and helpful ncadiug PAGE PIt ,;pendieg her holidays witis her Pa ruts, Mr. and Mrs. vltiilialn ii. Kite Mats. AA Knox of Clintons is or 'aleher sister, Miss Maggie 'Brown, mite interesting part of the meeting was an' at the home of Mr, 'I'hont is Kao% O. address given by Miss Anna M.1 Tuesday. Haugh, , dealing with the Student, Vol.. Mr, and Mrs, Jim Watt, of . Blyti utlteer Movement. Mrs. J, McQueen,' visited Mr. and bfrs. Leo Watt a1 with a few walk-:hose/1' words of ap tutriay. prcclation, then presented MISS Haugh with a beautiful banquet of flowers, Mrs. W. Ratten'hury closed lite"tsreet- ing with prayer; HARLOCK. ,su Lyon-Beacoln.--Os Saturday, Juste Lath a quiet but pretty'wedding was solemnized at the Manse, Lontlesboro, when Rev. James Abery united' in marriage Laura Marjorie, eldest date ghter of and Mrs, A, W. Beacons, to 1de. JosepMr,h E. 14011, soa of Mr, and , Mrs, Harry Lyon. Miss Ida Lyon, sister -Ante groom, was brides- maid, and Mr, Harrold Beacom, broth- er of the bride, supported the grooin. The bride was prettily gowned' in a dress of powder blue erepe romaine trimmed with lace, with blonde shoes and hose to match, After the cere- mony a wedding dinner was served at Ilse home of the bride's parents,'Later the bride aitd groom left on 'a motor trip to Dresden, Detroit and . other points, the bride travelling in a il'ress of rose beige silk fiat crepe, navy coat and hat to Match. Mr, and Mrs. Lyon will reside on the groove's farm, 1113th Concession, 'Hull'ett. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful and costly presents. Their many friends join in wishing them a long, happy and prosperous wedded life, Mrs. Thomas Hill, of London, was visiting—her brother, Nit Thomas Staples, returning t ruing hoc e nssdaY of last week, kr. and Mrs, Thomas Reid of To- ronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen last week. Little Miss Rosamond Appleby, of Roxboro, visited at the house of her grandmother, Mrs, George Knox, re- turning home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Tony- Appleby and little Marion, of Roxboro, visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. Apple- by's mother, 'Mrs. George Knox. A[r, and• MTS. Hugh McEwing and family, of London, visited Mr. A. W. McEwii g and family and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson's •Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Angus Reid and Miss Lydia and Miss. Isabel visited at the home of Mr, Wilson Campbell. of near Seaforth,.cm Sunday, The Alert Club met at the home of the Misses Amy and Ena Parsons on Monday eventing.. A splendid evening was enjoyed by all. Mr. Looby, of Dublin. finished Fri - clay the contract of moving Mr. Stev- en's old dredge on Mr. Rohert Fer- xis' 'farm. Miss Ida Bremner, of Ethel, spent the week -end at the home of Mr, A, W. ,Beacom. Mr, Bert Beacon and Misses Kath- leen and Edythe Beacom visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bremner of near 'Ethel Sunday afternoon. Keep in .mind June 29 for the straw- berry Festival to be held in Harlock school grounds under auspices of the Ladies' Aid of Bursts Church. Alice Dunbar and her com.pauy of enters tainers from London will supply the programme. Everybody cone and en- joy a good time. Mr, Robert .Leiper of Toronto spent the week end at his home here. Miss Mac Taylor of Detroit visited at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lear one day last week. Mr. Stewart Beattie returned hone the latter part of last week, after spending a few weeks in London. Miss Florence Knox of Toronto, is The Alert Club are presenting them' Play, `Safety First," In the Metltodis Church Kinburtt Tuesday evettitt June 26. Everybody welcome, Mr. Robert'Stewart of Hamilton n tea been engaged tutting (t number of th pianos In the neighborhood part o last week. 'We are sorry to hear that Mrs. El »ter Pollard is at present very poorl 1 -ler many friends wish her •a speed recovery. A mint( er of. the yoking peopl played sofa ball at A. W. McEwing', on Tuesday evening., Mrs, McVittie Sr, is at present vis ititig at the dlotite of her son, Mr, 5 mon McVittte, c era o itra �•t. Realize the immea.e altone in conditions—in jut a ie.r year: that the telephone has helped bring ahout. The store in tate smaller town now carries pretty mud; the Prime up-to•dat1 styles as the big city stern:, Thanks to Long Distance, Manufacturers' or Whole salon' warehouses are prac- tically at the storeke e,pi r'.,• elbow. The time Ieduire,i to telephone an order by Long (distance is now only a few minutes; connections are now often made at once, without hanging -up the receiver. And the cost of Long Dis- tance rnessages is small --- is is often quite a little less than is generally stippiosed, Call up our Manager and ask him the rate to points you at'e interested in. 851 A D. SUTHERLAND. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth Ontario • Bonds A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meal, roasted about medium, with the , blood gravy oozing through, gives one 4 foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to think of it. How was that lastpiece of meat we sent you? Wasn't it fine. GEO. A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth. BBN=141JR i The Special Milverton Flour - We have it ---Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds Cr G. THOMSON GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 Your Auto Needs GOODYEAR TIRES AND 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 a offering the kind ofwork that more nearlyapproaches PERFECTION IN AUTOMOBILE. 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