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The Seaforth News, 1928-08-09, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1928. TI -HE SEAT ORTH NEWS CHAIN RED &WHITE STORES Our. Specials , for one Week Rubber Rings, best quality, 2 doe, 7.50 Ginn. Rings; heavy quality, I doz, 190 Glass Tops flor sealers, doz. 23o American' Tint Sealers, doz. $1.13 Pickling Spree, whole mixed, lb, 23o Heine white crystal vinegar, imperial gni 5S0 HOT ' WEATHER DRINKS O'Keefe'SDry Ginger Ale, Stone Ginger Beer, Grape i uiee, Lemon .Cup, Lime Cup Don't :forget you get Sery-us at the Red and White Ross .i. Sproat Phone$ • M , Stewart Lhone 77 eR E We pay the highest prices for good create. 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, in and see the new Models. Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont. C. A. BARBER, Prop. • W, J. Walker 86 Son UNDERTAKING —and- -EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. (W'ALK'ER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. 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, Beware of an Itchy Spot Keep your hair and scalp clean,also free from dan- druffby, having your next shampoo at SID'S, SHOP Just around the Corner in the Dominion Bank Build- ing Phone 125. Pianos Tuned Cleaned ea and Repaired Chas Howey Residence—James St, Grand Bend Monday, August 13tH SURPRISE NIGHT All Kinds of Novelty and Prize Dances. Special Music by the Bissett - Maclean Orchestra A(Night full of Fri & Surprises ALSO Step -Dancing and Mouth -Organ Contest Come One. Come All LADCES N GHIT Tuesday, /August 14th All Ladies' Free Watch the date for "Circus' -- Night. Mr, and Mrs, Frank Potter and three sons of Mitchell, N. Dakota, were visitors Wednesday with their cousin, Mrs. Thos. Elder. The .party is touring Canada. 'Mrs, -Frank Baxter and Mrs, Rich- ard Thonipson and Helen were week end visitors with Mrs. E. Foid, in Kitchener. Me and Mrs. McGann of Yellow - grass,' Sask„ were visitors this -week with Mr. and'Mrs, S. Hanna,. Mr. and Mrs. Hess of Toronto were holiday visitors with the Misses Cluff, Centre street. BORN. MANSON—At Dundas, on August 4th, to Mr, and. Mrs, Gordon A. Manson (nee Anna MacDonald). a son ('John Alexander), GODERICH TOWNSHIP. The home of Mr. and Mrs. George Tebbutt, Porter's Iii11, Goderich town- ship, was the scene of an interesting event on Wednesday, August l.st,. o'clock, the occasion ;being the cele- bration of their =golden wedding. ,A sumptuous dinner was served to a large 'number of friends, pretty place cards marking where each ne would sit. The excellent and beautiful cake was made by the bride of fifty.yeers. The dinner, during which Victrola music was enjoyed, was brought to a cleat, with ice creatn after which toasts Were proposed, During the evening music was furnrshed. by the Tebbutt orchestra, and a 'family choir. The bride played on the accordion, with piano accompaniment. The family were well represented, sbme cotruin g from ` Saskatchewan, Washington, London, Clinton, ,Goderic'h, and the yottnges't brother, Mr. ILouis Teb'butt, and Mrs, Tdbbutt, of the 2ttd conces- sion, of Tttckers'mith. All returned home af'ter spending art eejoyab'ie ev- ening and all .extended 'best wishes to the bride and groom, Many have been relieved of corns by Holloway's Corn Remover, It has a Wormht diet( if'not attended, power of its own that will be foetid to, ca tsesconvul 'ions, and often death, faem, Mother (naves' Worm Exterminator will ;protect the children from these Want and For Sale ads; 1 times SOc distressing afflictions, TOWN TOPICS Mrs, James Cl. Marin( returned home this week after spending a week catnp'ing at Point Clark Miss Margaret Henry was in Bruce - held last week visiting her bother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, Henry. Mts. R. E.Jackson 'had a brief visit from Mrs. Scott, of Clinton, and Mrs. lt, J. McDonald of Edmonton, Alta., last week. fitr, and Mrs, Oliver Raymer and two sons, of Toronto, spent Civic Holiday .worth Rev; W. P. and Mrs. 1,ane, Al n, 3 F. Snowdon and family spent Civic Holiday with Mr, and Mrs. A. 1?. T wid'-ale, Niagara Falls, Ont, Mr. and Mrs. R. Frost returned on Sunday by motor after a week's visit ft'ith their daughter, Mrs, Howard Burgess at Owossa, Mtt'h, and their son, Mr. Harold- Frost, at Flint;' Mich, Dr. William, Hail, Dean of the De- partment of Religious Education in Lynlutven College, Florida, preached an eloquent sermon which was 'great- ly enjoyed by the; congregation of North Side United Church on Sun- day everting, Mrs. Frank Novak and, Mr. James Scott, of Windsor, sang a fine duet, "Jesus Saviour Pilot Me," and Mr, George'W'h'itham, of Toronto, rendered a beautiful violin solo during the offertory, Mrs. James Nelson spent Sunday. with her cousins, Mr, ,and Mrs, Jaynes MelDonald, near Kippeo. I' Mr, George Whithant, of Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. J. 0. Green and little son, of London, were week -end guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Pones B; Thompson, Mr, and Mrs. T. J,, Adams have moved to their farm for the summer nioinsths. Mrs, Russell Anderson, of , town, has returned from spending a week at Petrolia. Mr. W. W, `Crozier has rented Mrs, Charleswonth's hoarse on, Side Street, Miss Mary Cluff has returned to town after spending two months in St. Marys. (Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Irwin, of French Indo China, are spending a week or two with Rev. and Mrs. W. P, Lane, Mr,'Jantcs Watt, of ifamilton, was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Frost. %Mr, and Mrs, R. Dundas and his 'mother, also Mrs. McLeod.and daugh- ter, spent Saturday afternoon at •Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. McKay, sons Alex. and Ernest, and Miss Ger- trude, alt of .Tavistock, were guests. over Sunday, of Mr. Adam McKay, Victoria Street. Miss McKay 'is spend- ing a week with Mies Fergus McKay. Mrs. McCuaig and daughter Grace spent the holiday in Toronto. ' Mrs, Thomas Coulter, and; her moth- er spent the week -end ie. London. Mr. Fred Billet, of London, was in town Monday, Mr, Dick Barry is visiting his sister, Mrs. Shine, Mr. Clarence Kelly, assistant post- master of .Windsor, is here visiting his mother, Mrs, .Relbecca Kelly. Clarence served his apprenticeship with the late Samuel Dickson at the old post office, now the T. Phillips' fruit stand, and is another of our Seaforth boys of whom. we are proud. Mr. and Mrs. "R. B. Holmes were Here from Royal Oak, Midi., over the holiday and were accompanied , t15y Mrs. Holmes` tnobher, Mrs. McMich- ael„ who spent two weeks in the city. Mr, John ,Abell spent Civic Holiday in- Goderich. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Mason and son Charlie, are here from Saskatoon vis- •itittg the Charters family. Mr. Mason and Charlie came as far as Oshawa by train and purchased a new car there and drove here -with it. Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzgerald and Jean, of Hamilton, were week end guests of Mrs. Hugh Wright, 1Dr. W, B. Kerr of Buffalo, is visit- ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr. - 'NIr, and Mrs. Jack Nicholls of Tor- onto spent the week end with Mrs, Dalton. Mr. Con Eckart has engaged Mr, James Hart to build 'an underground vault in the family plot in St. James' cemetery, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Hays, of De- troit are spending their vacation with friends here. Mr; Joseph Eckert has his thresh- ing outfit completed and in running order. Col. and Mrs.. R, S. Hays, Miss Mary Hays and Miss Dorothy Nation of Vancouver, Taft Monday on a two weeks' motor trip to Montreal Miss Hattie Dalton is spending two weeks with her sisters, Mrs. B'aere and Mrs, Smith in Toronto. Mrs: E, Coates is having her beautiful home on Sparlieg street re- painted. lair. and Mrs, J. B. Tyumen, Mrs. Lawrence Melville and Miss M. Mel- ville visited at Lonrdesboro on Mon- da on- d .Miss Catherine Murray andMiss Grace Smith of Toronto were'week week end guests_ of Mrs. C. H. Else. Miss M. Dundas of New York is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Dundas, Jarvis Street. Messrs. Chris. Rohr, Ilarry Kurt, Harry Halloran and Harvey Hallman at Manndheint, near Kitchener, visited at the home of J, M. and Margaret Robertson recently, They admired the nicely kept lawns, flower gardens and new'bowling green in Seaforth. Mr, Leslie Kerr dl'• Toronto ' spent. the week end at Iris Noose Here. Mr. an Mrs. Wesley Free, with Graaee and. Harrold, took in Goderich' and Dungannon on Monday, Garnet, after a five weeks' stay in the latter piece, returned home with them looln ing'bigger and brighter for his so - Mr. and Nies, Hat'o'ld.Stark, also Mrs. Timmerman and son Russell, cif Welland end Buffalo, and Mr, Thomas Smith of Windsor, visited at the home of Mrs, Stark dining Sunday and Mond'ay.�' Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dundas and two children, of Toronto, are visiting his mother, Mrs A. Dundas, Jarvis Street. Mr, and Mts. George McTaggart of Walton and Mrs, Kate Kerr of Tercet - to called nn 3'. M. and Miss Robertson on Sttndav last. Mr, and Mts..George Dalton of Galt were Surrdety visitors witia Mrs. ;Dal- ton, 'The Misses McClure are visiting their sister, Mrs. Brown, 'int London. Miss Annie Curtin of Stratford spent the holiday with her mother, Mrs NI, Curtin. Mr and Mrs. McLean of Rodney and Miss Helen called on Mr, and Mrs, Robert Arehibeld on Wednesday. Mrs, David Ross and son 1'lugree and daughters, Mrs. Alex, Thompson end Miss Ellenc4 Detroit, visited with Mrs. Ross', sister, Mrs. Catherine Me - Nab, also Mr, and Mrs. Alex, McNab, Mrs. Archie McIntyre of Bad Axe, Mich„ is„ spending a few days with her sister, Mrs, Catherine MtNalb,' Mr. Joseph Hewitt df London was a visitor at the home of Mrs, -Adapt Klein Sunday, Mrs. Agnes McElroy has returned home from visiting with her nephew Nelson Garden, Acton, Mrs, McCullough spent a few days with her nephew, Mr, Bert Sage, of Stratford, ivI'iss Jean Brodie has returnee( home after visiting with relatives in Brus- sels. • hiss Mary Ritchie of Brussels is visiting her cousins, the Misses Brodie • Mrs, Fnll(s and son of Grand Bend were guests at the home of Mrs. C. Brodie last week. 'Mrs Donald Ross, of Noilsburg, Sask., is visiting with her mother, Mrs. McPheeson, artd sister, Mrs A. McNabb. e[r. Clarence. Hoggarth of Stratford was home for the week end. Mr, George Leinweber and Mrs, Leinweber and her two sons and three daughters, of Stratford, Mr, Norman Bennewies and Miss Adeline Messer- schneidt, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Koehler Mrs. unci Mr,and ltr.. Charlest Regele and son, and Misses Ruth and Mary Dil- lon and Mr. artd Mrs, Ge'o'rge Holland of Dublin, were visitors at the home n` Mrs. Joseph Gibson the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Hutson and son William of Avonbank, Miss Jennie Hotson, returned missionary from Ja- pan, Miss Edna Holiday and Mr. and Mrs, Cameron Vivian of Stratford, were visitors at Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Cowan's, Market street, , Mr. Harry McLeod has taken a po- sitron with the Sell Telephone Com- pany for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Large of Stratford, spent the week end at Mrs, Large's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph H og ga: t h. . Mrs, Dan Smith of Sarnia, is visit- ing- her sister, Mrs. 5ose'plr Gibson. i1tr. Archie Ferguson an,d Miss Grace Kerr visited friends in Sarnia last week. 'ltrs. Jahn Manson is ill at pre - se nt. Miss Elliott, of Goderich Township,- is visiting Miss McDougall. Mrs, Pethick, Clara, Thelma and Ronald ,of Orillia, are vis'itinga, her parents, Mr, and, Mrs, Alex. McKay. Mrs. S'hinen and Miss MifdredSthin- en were in Stratford where Mildred underwent tonsil and adenoid op- erations. Following bowlers were in Palmer- ston Wednesday: Messrs. Win. Am- ent. John Beattie, H. Stewart and Chas. Barber: Miss Jean Scott, of Toronto, spent tire,week-end the guest of the Misses B rine. Mr. Ralph Cresswell, of Denver, ars rived Tuesday to epewd' some time with his sisters, the Misses Cresswell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Somerville, of Toronto, sp'en,t the week-endwit'h Mrs. Whittaker and Miss E. Somerville. Mrs. Jas, Broadfoot and. daughter Jane motored from New Jersey and are visiting Mrs. J: H. Broadfoot. Mr, Palmer Whitely, of Byffa'lo, was a guest over the holiday with his sister, Mrs, F. G. Livingston. Mr. Wm, Brine, of 'Toronto, spent ,the holiday with his sisters, the Misses Brine. Mr. James Sleeth of Detroit was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Stew- art on Sunday. Mr. Sleeth sang a .•pia at -the morning service in First Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. William Price and son Fred of Niagara Falls, visited his sis- ter. Mrs. 3, C. Laidlaw, over the holi- day. Mr. Peter Scott and grandson, Scott Biftitall, of Brussels, are visiting the Misses Brine for a couple of weeks, !Misses Edith and Anna Wallace .end Mies Jeanette Archibald underwent tonsil operations in the hospital this week. Miss Margaret Hislop nnrse,in- training is visiting at her home in Stratford. Among those from a distance at- tending the funeral of the late W. L, Keys were: Alfred and David .Keys and Mrs. Wellington Newell, Yale, Mich :Mrs. Frank Iiodginsort, Mar le%te, Mich.; Miss Charlotte Bates, Brantford: Mr. and Mrs. L. Amos and. son Owen, Ailsa Craig; Mrs. John Sherritt. Granton: Mr. and Mrs. Trios Keys and Pearl and Mr. and Mr's. Er- nest Keys, Shipka; Mr._and Mrs, Mat- thew Bates, Goderich; Miss E. Cox, Goderich, Mr, Thomas Cox, Goderich township; \'f:'. and Mrs. Frank -Miall and Bernard, Londesboro, Mr. and 'errs, Thomas Sharpe and family attended Parkhill reunion on Monday and visited the former's sis- ter. Mrs. McKenzie, there. Mrs. W. P. Varson has sold her res- idence on . Centre 's'treet to Dr. Ross Savauge. Mrs, Varson will give pos- session. about September 1st and w,iIll make her home in Toronto. GRAND BEND 'Masquerade Night at the Casino has now passed. on until another year, s at the inn Monday It was held , Cas 3 July 30th, and a very flee crowd at- tended: brnnv came in costume and prizes were given for comic, character and fancy costumes, Everyone joined iu the..fun of the evening, and enjoyed iS' t se mucin the music: of the ! BSe"I- Maclean Orchestra, A feature of last week was the re- turn engagement of Eaiet'son Gill and Bamlboo Gardett Orchestra, of Cleveland. The weather was any- thing b nything' but desirable, but in spite of it a Inc crowd attended. The dancing ccuttinacd 'until 1:30 41,111., and every oitet who attended seethed verb de - 'lighted with this famous Radio 'Seed, This week -is Softball Weekand the Alvittitott 111uelbirds are guest: in t e. t,r. !l° t er?' "T costs too much" you may say—But, does it? Do you realize that by installing Duro you can have fresh run- ning water under pressure piped to your kitchen, com. plete with fixtures, for approximately $125? Now—Duro prices are lower than ever—capacities aro greater—refinements and improvements have been made. ;World leadership makes this possible. Consult the Duro Advisory Service. We'll show your the water, system you need to meet your requirements. te... < Ph1S, sr -vice is free and without obligation. For Sale By GEO. A. SILLS 86 SONS 4' ti +s Grand Bend. During their stay they are playing such w=ell -known teams as Peggy 'Woods' "Orange Crush," and Welt's Academy, of London. The tBiuebirds are under the management of C. K.- Powell, who is so well known in Softball circles, and he pro- mises something zeal and startling in the way of softball. KIPPEN. Mr. and Mrs. William Danz are moving into their new home this week. Rev. R. R. and Mrs. Conner leave Wednesday for their holidays. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. M'tClymont and children, of Chatham, visited their parents over the Holiday. Mr. and Mrs. McConnell and son Miller, of Detroit, are visiting at Mr. John Whiteman's. Mr. and Mrs, James Reid, of Lon- don, were spend'in'g a week visiting friends in the our village. The home of Mr, and Mrs. William _Alexander has been brightener by the arrival of a daughter. Mrs, G. E. Thompson and Miss Mary have returned from a pleasant visit in the States, Mr. Fred Parsons, of London, spent the week -end at the home of his par- ents, Mr, mid Mrs. Robert Parsons. Mr. and Nies. Murray Elliot and chihlren and Mrs. J. Anderson, of Centralia. and Mrs. A-McMurtrie, of •i'ensall were Sunday visitors . with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh .Mclturtrie. Mr. Allan Johnston has had a very sore hand. and is under the doctor's care. �. Master Roland and Dorothy Luff, of }Hamilton, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLachlan. Misses Hazel and Ella Fisher, of the West, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Hood, of Stanley. Mr. Alvin McBride has been mak- ing extensive improvements to his dwelling. TUCKERSMITH. Mr, George McCartney is at pres- ent very poorly, Mester Harold Chesney, son of lir, and Mrs. Barry Chesney, is at present visiting with friends in Detroit. Mr, Jack Archibald, of Toronto. is home holidaying with his parents, Air. and Mrs, William Archibald. Mrs. Walter Watts of Ilatnilton vis- ited with Mr. and Mre. James Allan I one day recently. Mr, and Mrs Arthur Mason and son Charles o;f Saskatoon are here visiting her mother, Mrs, Robert Charters and other relatives. Mr. Mason spent the week -end In Oshawa, - where he pur- chased a:new Bttie'k sedan, Mr, and Mrs. Roy McGeoglt npent Monday in Goderich. Mrs. James McIntoshSunday spent t y with her'.mother., Mrs. McCloy, of Eg- ntonrlville.. - mt. a c . Arthur leatnersa n and 1 air �\I s and two children visited at the hotne. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strome, id'r, and -i, r:m. Lew Rusk and Miss Hazel and kyle. of \Nations Sark are visiting. at the home of Mr. anti Mrs, l ilsoe Allan.. Mrs, Alfred Ross and son Roy have recur oral after a three weeks' visit itt Mint, Mien. Jackson }3rnv. have. purchased a new Ford car. Mr. ;Ind 'hits. Jnho Elgie and family spent Friday iu'Stratford visiting Mr. and Mrs. J'ohn.Clnesney. Miss Jean Fat'heringham was a guest over the week -end with Miss Mae Wallace. The neighbors and friends of Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Traquair met at the home of Robert Traquair on Monday evenin'giwhere a miscellaneous show- er was given then(, on account of their home being destroyed by fire a short time ago. Mr. Traquair thanked them all for their kindness. Itt is thought that Mr. Traquair will rebuild in a short while. Quite a number from this vicinity attended the ,baseball tournament held • in Staffa on Wednesday and the one in Seaforth on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Elgie, of Sea- fotrh, spent Tuesday at the 'home of their son, Mr. Robert Elgie, A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bondi. and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario. A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meal, roasted about utediutn, 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 it fine, GEO. A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth. The S ,eciai Mi vert' e n Flour We have it --•—Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings Cr n 9 GRAIN DEALER Chop of All Kinds 14s0N. PHONE 25 YOU °'' AUTO NEEDS (loodyear Tires arta Tubes Buttery Sales and Service Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries. A good' line of new and used'uarts of ditlereert makes of cars If year car is in need of repairs, give nsa' 1511. Studebaker Sales •and Servke ectier s ,.'. �ra PHONE 167W .mmnn