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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-07-26, Page 5• THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1928. CHAIN STORES a�'D& �A/H ITE O115' . Specials for One Week nice, large and flaky, 3 lbs. for 190' Tapioca, pearl white, 3 lbs. for 23c. Peanut Butter, b Toy 'pails, each 1130 P and G Naptha Soap, 22 bars for ;)Se Water Glass, for your eggs, 2 tins for 250 French Canned -Peas, 2 tins for 25c Fresh Fruit arriving every day, for best your orders, goods;leaVe , �'halne f3 Ross . Sproat . M, to art Phone 77 B eRBP(M We pay the highest prices for good cream. Our services to our patrons are the best that .can Do not send your cream to other Creameries; it here. To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation, p In' return for you co-operation we best in service and prices. We are agent for the Mellotte in and see the new Models. be given. we want will give you of our Separators. Coiiie Cream Seakerth Creamery' Co, Seathrth, Out, C. A. BARBER,Prop. W, J. Walker & S 1 Son UNDERTAKING' -and- EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. - Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. 1 D, H. McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated. Electricity used. .mom Beware of. an Itchy Spot Keep your hair and scalp clean, also free from dan- druff by ha.'ingyouur-next shampoo tt,t SID'S SHOP Just around the Corner in the Dominion Bank Build- ing Phone 125. Pianos Tuned vleaned' and Repaired Chas. A. llowey y Residence -James St. Complete in itself, Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator does not require the assistance of any 'other medicine to snake it effective. it does not fail to. do its work. BIRTHS, BUTLER. -At St. Catharines, Ont., on Saturday, July 1 14th 1928,to Mr. u " and Mrs, Charles A, Btler, a daughter. GHAPPLE,--In Hibbert, on Monday, July 16th, to Mr, and Mrs. William 'Chapple, a son. HARLOCK. Miss Beat. Little visited her cousin, Miss Estella Murphy over the week- end. Misses' Kathleen 'Bremner and Edythe Beacom returend Saturday af- ter spending a few days with the lat- ter's sister, Mrs. Joseph Lyon. Miss Isabel Reid spent Friday even- ing and Saturday with .her friend, Miss Marjorie Bicke'll, of Seaforth. Misses Isabel Reid, Helen and :Mar- jorie McEwing visited their- friend, Miss Marie Rapson Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert, Logan, of Sou- thern Manitoba, Mrs. S. GorwiFl and Jean. of London, Mr. and .Mrs. D. Leid'law, of near Blyth, called at the homes of Mrs. George Ktiox, Mr. and: Mrs, T. Knox and Mr. and Mrs. I. Rapson, Satm•day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knox and little son, of Macklin, visited Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Knox Sunday. Mr. Aibert Lyddiatt visited his.. friend, Mr, William Knox, Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. William Sheppard, of Clinton, and•Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Farqu- har and family, of near Clinton, visit- ed at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Nor- man Sheppard and family Sunday. Old doctor Stork called at the home 'The' Misses Grace McLean, of Hen - of Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Tamblyn last sall, Amens Date and Ethel McKay, of Tuesday and left a fine baby girl..town, left Monday'for Muskoka and Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Beacom and will camp at the several tourist camps Harold motored to Mount Forest Sun- en route. day to visit at the home of tate form -Margaret and Mary Sproat, daugh- ters brother,Mr, George Beacom. of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sproat, Master Buster 'Beacom, of Mount left for- their home in Detroit with Forest, is visiting at the home of his uncle; Mr. A. W. Beacom, their uncle, J. C. Shockcor, win spent the week -end in town, Mr. 'Russell Hays, of Detroit, was here attending the Calder -Hays wed- dng, Mrs, Harry Little and her daugh- ter, bMrs. Strachan, and small daugh- ter Jude, of Wind'sot', were calling on friends in toren, Monday and left for Goderich Monday afternoon to visit friends there,•. Master George Weber, of Wood- stock, has been a visitor with his grandparents, • Mr. and Mrs. Sam, Hanna. Mr, W. 1f, Goveulock, nt Chicago, arrived Sunday to visit his parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. R. Govenlock, rettirn- ing ne Thursday of this week. Mr. William Fowler, .:of Learning.' ton, and daughter, Miss Agnes Fowl- er. To•onto, are. visiting relatives in town. • Donald and Oban McTavish have returned after a cnnplc' of weeks' visit it) 'Ingersoll, The CtO,1'i, girls who were in camp at Port Allhcrt the past week returned on Weiiue clay. • A coag' egatioual meeting was 'held to Pi wt' Presbyterian Church on Mon- day evening, when It was decided to hear more candidates before extend- ing .a call, Forty-one candidates have TOWN TOPICS Mrs. T. Victor Nintnto and son Duncan, of Toronto,, are spending their holidays at the house of her'par- ents, Mr, and, Mrs, Duncan Me.Cownn, Roxboro. Mr,'James Rivers has sold the old Moiregor farm, Lot 16, Con, 6, Mo - Kilian to Mr, John Malone, of Me- Killop. isgntondville street has been sur - fate treated with tar this week by the County, making a detour necessary for • several days, Mr. and Mrs. William Tamblyn and children, of Toronto; Mrs, Elstey and Mrs, Temblyn, of Lon'desboro, were guests of Mr: and Mrs, Tyerman on Tuesday, Mrs. Jahn Robb has 'had her resid- ence, corner of Helen and James Sts,, pleasingly painted. Mr, and Mrs, Will Harkness and two children, of Httnits:vilie; and ifr, and Mrs, John 'Harkness, of Burke's Falls, motored here and spent se\rerat days with Mr. turd' Mrs. Reaben Frost. Mrs. Gormley and Mrs. Esty, from Cleveland, are spending a few days with Mrs. Reinke and Miss Toms. leffss Florence 'Beattie is acting es organist in the Presbyterian !Church this month while Mrs, Rennie is ab- sent on her holidays. Miss Winelfred Savauge, a music pupil of Miss H, Isabel Graham, ob- tained honors ,(75 p.c.) in the recent elementary piano examination of To- ronto Conservatory 611 Music, Miss Margaret McKellar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M, McKellar sand a ut' o' tl f M. Rennie, Mrs, 1 . R, nt to success- fully. t , s fully passed her primarypiano .exam illation of the Toronto Conservatory Conservatory of Music. Miss Isabel Else, Mr. and Mrs, George Mackie, and Mr, and Mrs. ;lames Else, all of Toronto, spent the week -end with Mrs. C H. Else and Mr, and Mrs, Robert Archibald. Mr. Harlowe Burgess and Mr. 13icttinger, of 0wossa, Miele visited at••the home of Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Frost last Thursday. They were on the way to visit Niagara Falls and a number of other cities, Dr. liverett'Rivers. of Detroit, spent the week -end n'itli his parents, , Mr, and Mrs, James .Rivers, Ml AV..11. Settle has accepted the principalship of the six -roomed public school at Norwood. Mr. Fred Barlow was in !London on Wednesday to undergo treatment at Westminster Soldiers' !Hospital. Mrs, 'Harold Large and her broth- er. Mr. Clarence 1Hoggarth, of Strat- ford, visited their sister, 'Miss Ethel Hoggar'th, who is seriously 1.11. Misses Vera and Donna Mole have returned from Wingham after spend- ing a week withtheir atmt, Mrs. Alexa Casemore. Mr, Alf. Evan ha been been who s caretaker of the Lions Park and also the Dominion Bank the past year is leaving town' shortly, Mrs. Evans will visit relatives in England and Mr. Evans will go to his brother's in the West- Mr, Tom. Beattie ,will be the new caretaker of the bank. com- mencing August lst. Miss Rena McKenzie has returned' from holidaying with Toronto friends, Miss Erma Broadfoot is a Guelph visitor this week, ,hiss Louise Stevenson, of Oshawa, isFulls.the guest this week of Miss Ria Miss Sara Wells, of Port Huron, is visiting Miss Dollie.Carlin. Airs. ('Dr,) Swartzlander is visiting friends in Detroit this week, Mrs. K. Ferguson, of London, and brother, Borden Meruer, of Windsor, spent Sunday with Miss Dottie Carlin. The Lions are holding a garden party and swimming meet at the Lions Park on Thursday, August 9th, Mr. Leonard Brown has taken a po- sition in Windsor with Mr. Fh Edge, who has the contract to erect a gaso- line station there, Miss Thelma Johnston, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Johnston, has. accepted a position as teacher of the Continuation school at Mount Albert. York County. Mrs. T. Cummings and daughter Dellie. from Toronto, is visitingher aunt, Mrs. John 'Webster, Centre St. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gottschalk are visiting Friends at Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brugger, of Totoanto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, John Beattie. Cungratulatimns are esten ded to Mr.' A. W. Beacom in being successful in• securing the position N. Huron Dep- uty Grand Master Of the Masonic Lodge. Mr. Beacom was presented with a club bag with his name engrav- edin gold letters containing the usual gifts presented to those holding that position. Mr. Ernie Weeks -spent Saturday night and _1 part of Sunday with Mr. •ld Mrs. 'Eddie Farquhar, a f near Glucton. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Groves and baby, of Clinton, v sited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Macbonald Sunday. Mr. James Riapson Mr.',and Mrs: Austin and little Misses Maty and, Monica, of Kitchener, visited Mr. Wil- Iiam Jamieson and family; Mr, and Mrs. A. Rapson and family, and ' Mr. and Mrs. Isaac'Rapson and.'Marie:on Sunday last, Asthma is Torture. Nis one who hasn't gasped for breath in the power; of asthma knows ,what sttalt suffering. 'is, Thousands ,do know, 'however, from experience how immeasurable is the relief provided 'by that marvellous preparation, 11)r. J, D. Kellogg's As- thlna ''Remedy. For years it has been relieving the most severe' cases If. you are-a'sufferer do not delay a day in securing this: nattily (rani , you.e ,„ pga,ige • E SEAFQRTH NWS Mrs. J. 3, Keyes and daughter, Do- rothy, of Nashville, Tenn„ were visit- ors with Me. and Mrs, W. L. Keys, Mrs, Annie, Reid spent a few days in c(,"rocler'ich, visiting"friends, Mr, Frank Smart, of Detroit, is vis- iting Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Elder and Mr, Robert Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. H'o.gen, of Termite, were visitors with their aunt, Mrs. Woods, Hig'lt Street. Miss Eva Fee has accepted a :posi- tion as teaeber• at Gerson, near. Sud- bury. Mr. and Mrs, George Hills and Misses Ria Hills and Rena Simpson have arrived horse water a trip to New Liskeard, returning by way of Michi- gats Miss Isabel Reid, of Harlock, was u guest the latter part of the "week with Miss Marjorie Btekell, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Jobuston and Mr, Ree aohnstch, of Detroit, and Mrs. J. Miller, of Stratford, visited on Monday with Mrs. H J. Gibson, Mr, and Mrs, Fletcher and daugh- ter and son, Elizabeth and Glen, of Montreal, visited Mrs, S. Boyd , ou Sunday. Mrs, George Robinson, of Detroit, attended the funeral of Mrs, .S, Jeffery, Mrs. George Weir has returned after spending three weeks at .the .home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kee- gan, Bayfield. Mr, W. J. Hill spent the week -end visiting former friends in ,Brantford. lers, Sidney Morton and children, of Port Nelson, are spending the week with Mrs, J. H. Bromtfoot, 'Mr, William Goveiilock, of \Taltcote ver, is visiting his bro'the'r, Mr. John Govenloek, L+"gmondvi'lle, and sister, Miss Susie Govenleck• sort) that ,for size and uniformity he Mr George Fowler, f ow a Faro N. g g has seldom seen equalled. D'ak„ returned with• Mr. William )3RUCRFIELD. Mrs Grace, of Seskatoon,'(for'inerly Mk- Bessie Ross, daughter of the late Rev. John Ross), and her three sous. called on friends in Brucefielcl last week, 1 pleasant evening was spent at the )come of Mr, and Mrs, A. MN,Jueei last week, the occasion 'be'ing the 80th lathday of Mrs. McQueen's father 7rfr. Alex, 'Tlcompsou, Besides their friends and neighbors there were guests from Saskatchewan: Mrs, I•Itsiner, Mr. and Mrs, Alex, 'Baird and stn and Mr, Rob, MdCartney, Mr. and Mrs, McQueen's home is greatly improved since the in- stallation of the Hydro, Mr. Alex, Thompson was 'horn in Rosshire, near Inverness, !Scotland, and carne to Canada with his parents when three years of age, His only recollection of his childhood in the 'Old Country is of his fattier placing him on the back of a horse while it was 'being led to ter, and his fes fallingo ff 1 ea l fem.o when the horse put its head down to drink. The voyage tools ten weeks in a sail- ing vessel, which landed at Montreal. From Hamilton the trip to Stanley township was made by wagon, and Mr the past seventy-seven years Mr. Thompson has lived on the farm where they settled, west of 'Brucefield, at the turn of the •Baylfield Road to- wards Bannockburn hill, In 1883 he visited the old home in Scotland. While regretting that this year's splendid hay crop was spoiled by rain, Mr. Thompson believes the grain never promised tobe better and points with pride to a .field of oats on his farm (which is now worked by his Fowler to Leamington, Sunday, Mr. William Fowler, of Leamington, was the guest of i1Lr,'James Hays and other friends. His daughter, Mise Agnes Fowler, of Toronto, attended the Calder -Mays wedding. • Monday, August 6th, has been pro- claimed Civic Holiday for Seaforth, by :Mayor Golding. The L;01B:A. held their annual pic- nic to Bayfield on Wednesday after- noon, •Messrs, William MoNay and Wil- liam Pollard returned this week from London where they took a Cadet In strictor's Course at Carling Heights. ',Misses .Grace Scarlett, Dorothy Wil- son and Thelma Johnston are taking a three weeks' coarse in French at an academy in Quebec City. Dr, R. N. Hill, of New Yotrk, is vis- iting his sister, Mrs, A. B. Lawrence, Centre Street. 'Mrs, R. H. Sproat is visiting with 'lir, and Mrs. 'Walter Robinson in London this week. bfiss-assie Grieve, of Toronto, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Grieve- - 'Mr, and Mrs, Charles Steger and daughter dal h ter Mildred,Miss Barbara Fink - g bein'er, R.Ih., and .Mrs. John Fank- beiner motored 'from Cleveland and spent a few clays last week at the home of. Mr, and Mrs, Charles Fin'k- .beiner, SOFTBALL. Seaforth defeated Brussels by 30-17 Monday night at Brussels. A game with Clinton will be played Thursday night to Clinton, Goderich will play here Friday night Seaforth line-up: Hazel ,Haugh, B. Dorrance, Doreen Farquhar, Ona Nichol; Janet Aiken - heed, Jean Frost, Evelyn Grieve, Grace Free, Mary Kling. LONDESBO'RO. Mrs. William )Knox and little Miss Jean, of Clinton, called oto friends in the vitlage on Saturday last. We are glad to see Mrs. Knox looking so well, 'Mrs. P„ Crawford spent Wednesday w'th Goderich friends. Miss Vieth Fairservice. of Clinton, stent Stutday et her home here. Mrs. W. McCool and ACAS Margaret emelt unday nvith. Woodstock friends. Mr, James Entmerton, of Ripley, is spending a few days with his sister here, Mrs. D. D. Robertson, Mrs, 1': Nott and Miss Belle spent Monday with the former's son. Mr. Bert Nott, of the eighth lam. Miss Verde Watson returned house on Mandy last after a pleasant visit with Palmerston friends. Mrs. Tartan is visiting in Brussels this week. 3,1iss Esther Lyon returned on Mon- day 'from Goderich where she has been, atteeding summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. Jansen Armstrong spent Sunday with Exeter friends, Mr, and Mrs. Griffiths and family and Mr. Charlie Lee spent Sunday in Wingham. Mr. and Mre. S and Miss Woodman t Rachel spent Sunday at Constance the ,guests of Mr, Joseph Yungb'iut. Mr. and Mrs. John Radford and fancily are spending their holidays at Port'Col'borne and Buffalo, Mr. Harold Johnston, of London, spent the week -end at his hone here. Don't forget the Institute picnic to Baynard the first Thursday in August. 'Aft, and Mrs. Guss McLeod, of Ripley, visited in the village on Tues- day last. • REPORT OP HOG SHIPMENTS. For month ending June, 1928. 4 rucelield-- I'ota•1 235, select bacon 64, thick smooth 132, heavies 6, ,shop hogs 14, lights and 'feeder's 8, 4ValtonaaTotal • 372, select bacon 114, thick smooth 231, heavies 8, ex- tra heavies 1, shop hogs 6. lights and feeders 4. iHensall--T'otsl 740, select` bacon 232, thick smooth 429, heavies 22, ex- tra heavies 1, shop hogs:. 30, lights and feeders 1. Exeter•--Totat 280, .select bacon 80, thick entooth 172, heavies '131* shop hogs 7, lights and feeders 3. Huron Cetntty--Notal 5,680, select - bacon 1,834. thick smooth 3,214, heavies 130, extra heavies 14, shop hangs 241, lig) • lights $:old'feeder S h 6'8 . Want . and For Sale ads, 3 times 500 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Woods, of St. Thomas, were recent guests at the home of Mrs, James Berry. The address and the singing of Rev, J. E. Storey was much appreciated by the congregation of the United Church last Sunday. He 'read for 'las Senip ture lesson the 13th chapter of 1st Corinthians. substituting the wprd Jesus for 'Charity. Mr. Storey be- longed to an 'Interdenominational So- ciety which was organized .in Amer- ica by a Scotchman 35 years age. There are now .56 ntiesioaaries labor- iing. He said there was one church with a membership of one hundred and every one of then[ would lead in public prayer. He pleaded earnestly for more workers as their are so many there n'ho have never yet heard the precious name of Tesus. He said he would touch rather 'be one of them at the judgment day than a 'Christless Canadian, W.M.S. - The July meeting of the W. M. S. was held recently in the schoolroom with a very good attend- ance. The President, Mrs, W. A. Bremner, was in the chair and the de- votional leaflet,"Jesusin the Midst of Common Life," t" was read by Mrs. JahnWatson.Mrs. Jetties McQueen led in prayer and the Treasurer re- ported sending the Presbyterial Trea- surer 10188,30 for the first six maths of this year. For our topic we took up .the 'work of the 'W.asf3S. 'in com- munity centres, which was given by Mrs James Thomson and Mrs Thomas 'Chapman. Mrs. Neil Mc- Gregor closed the meeting with prayer. Mr. 'Bill and Miss Anita Caldwell spent Sunday in 'Goderich.. Mr. Drew Swan is driving a' new Essex coach. • Mr. and Mrs. John Pepper and fancily spent Sunday at .Bayfield, ivIise -Vera Pepper left last Thurs- day on a trip north to visit old friends. 'bliss Alice Mustard, of Barrie, is spending her vacation at her home in the village. - M.iss Annie Mustard, of London, spent 'the week -end at her home, Miss Lulu Stackhouse, of Stratford, Visited at the borne of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, 'Vires, Stackhouse over the week -end, Miss Leola [Black and Master Dun- can !Black, of London, have been vis- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flood, of Stanley, Miss Margaret McKenzie -has re- turned home after spending a week at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. John McKenzie, of 'Hensail Mr. Hugh 'Me•Lachlan, of Stanley, has treated himself to a new !Ford sedan. Mr. Alvin McBride i; wearing a smile these days, A young sat has arrived. Mrs. William Stanbury visited friends in Seaforth on Monday, Mr. W. J. Falconer had the mis- fortune to lose a valuable horse last week: Mrs. H. Gould, of Clinton, visited at the home of Mr. George Layton Monday. Mrs, John McKnight, Sr., of Clin- ton,, visited at the home of her grand- son, Mr. ,Glen 'McKnight last week. Mips Helen Aikenhead, of Calgary, i; visiting at the home of her uncle, Mr. Hugh Ailceahead: Miss Lulu Stackhouse., of Stratford, spent the week end_et the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. W, Stack- house. Master Jack Aikenhead, of Calgary, is visiting at the home of his uncle, Mr. F. A,ikenhead, Miss Vera Pepper is spanning the holidays in Muskoka, •iltiss Viola Wheeler is speeding a north in Detroit, kiissee Eleanor Snider, Dorothy and Janet Aikenhead and Rev, W. A. Bremner have returned from Goderich where 'they attended Summer School. A luappy event took place at the home of Mr, Frank Aikenhead Sunday where a family reunion was held. It is only once in many years seven. brothers and Otte sister are abie to spend a day: together. One sister, A.frs. Coskey, of Manitoba, was an.. able to attend. Among those present were: Da, A. R. Aikenhead aud family, of Calgary; Dr J, W Aikenhead of Toronto: Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Aiken' 'head and son Murray, Mr stud Mrs, kb S nis dtughtor, Miss. MargaretAiketihead Aikeu'heada, ail of Loudon;. ' and fam- ily: And Mrs. H. A e ea Mr. ail I s l ily: Mr. and Mrs. D. Aikenhead, Mr. and Mrs, T. B, Baird and sou Stewart, all el Ba'ucoflt'le 'Softball Last friday evetvin J f3rucefield and Clinton girls played all int I3rucefield-mike Neste :teats winning by the score,8-7. The Mame was close throughout, D. Robins' home run gave Brldcelield the eyttt'a run needed. A$ both tants had won an equal number of games, the tie was played in Bayfield on Tuesday evening. The Br'ucefield girls' were again victors and won by a 9-3 score, 13rucefield 'fact off in the first. inning with 2 runs while they held Clinton scoreless. Clinton scored oats run in tate third and fifth, which evened the score. Brucedeld got three runs in the sixth, followed with 2 in the eighth and 2 in the ninth, which gave them the game. Line-up, Clinton: M. Cud - more s.s,; 111, Smith c.f., M. Streets p., lf. Mullholland c., R. Shobrook 3rd b., G, Evans 1st h. C. Evans 2nd b,, I. Holtnes r,f„ i, Run -Mali 4.1. Bruce field: H. Haugh c, 5, Aflcenhead p„ C. Pepper c.f., D. Farquhar lst b., D. Rolxins 2nd h., K. Snider s.s,, M. Stew- art 3rd b, 0. Harrison 1.1., C. Stack- ouse r.f, Score by innings-, Clinton - 0 0 1. 0 .1 0, 0 0 1 --.3 t'ruccflelcl ,,, 2 0 0 , 0 0 3, 2 2 x-••-9 KIPPEN. WC are sorry to say that Mrs. R.. 13, McLean is very sick at time " of writing. Mrs. Thonualson, who has been vis- iting friends in the West •for over a year, has returned and is stay ing with her sister, Mrs. John Deitz, Mrs, 0. Malley, 'wile has been visit - in with Mr.and rs. V, Iv son has returned to her hone ' c in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs, W, French called on friends in Stratford. Mr, and Mrs. Madden, of London were visitors at the haste of Miss Whiteman, Berry picking is the order of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Grieve, of London, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrott, Mn Allan Johnston has purchased a new car, Miss M. May, of St. Marys, visited Miss Flora Petty. Stanley school lies secured Miss Jean MolCenzie as their teacher for the incoming year. Dr. and Mrs. James Jarrott visited Mr, and Mrs, Isaac Jarrott Sunday. Mrs. Alain, of Goderich Township, visited in this locality. Mrs. John H. Cochrane spent the past week in London. • Mr. George Petty, of Windsor, vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. 0, Petty. WINTHROP, The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. will hold their next x meeting t at the home of Mrs, Georgo Eaton on Friday, August 3rd: The mite boxes are to be handed in by ,this meeting. If any- one is unable to attend this meeting, they may .hand their mite boxes in to the captains, Mrs. Robert Beattie for the West side and Mrs. D. McCowan, for the East side. Quitea number from here spent Sunday at Suniset Beach. Mrs. John Armstrong, of London, l'AQE spent Sunday with her daughter, -¥r! F. Bullard. Her little granddaughter 1fi e Betty Bullard, returned home with Iter for a few holidays. • Mr, and Mrs, W. 'C, Bennett and Miss Isabel Eaton spent Friday in ! itlniinur llayutg, and berryplcking are 1SI ,Mier of tine day. c1 Mr. Ar.t Campbell, ie Cantl bell, nF 'Tgr3nttta, spent the ms'eek-ermwI at his home here. Maw :sit' not yet realize this? "My bill for that call was 60 cents", said Mrs. King, uazd Mrs, Jones paid .75 contain The explanation is that Mrs., King had said to the oper- ator "I will speak to any- one there". That made it a Slaiion-to- Station call, Station -to -Station calls are quicker and about 20 per cent cheaper than person- to -person messages. More- over, low evening rates (after 8.30 pun) and still lower night rates (after midnight) apply on station - to -station calls. And con- nection is usually establish- ed while you remain at the telephone. Remember please -,station to -station calls are quicker and cheaper. A O. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bono and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario. A Good Portion of beet served to you for the evening meal, 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 you? Wasn't ft fine. OEO, A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth, .EThe Svecial Milvertonl Flour We have it ----Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings 0 GRAIN DEALER PIN Chop of All Kinds a:Si T PHONE 25 • eenteese A. Helper, also good exper- fenced mechanic, at once. YOU AUTO NEEDS fioodyear Tires awl Tubes Battery Stties and Service. Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries. A good line of new and used?harts of different makes 1f your car is in need of repairs, give us a e,;tll Studebaker Sale; and Service cant" 1 :6 f�q Garage r 17$ODTF 157W