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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-08-30, Page 5THYfRSDAY, AUGUST 39, I928, THE SEAFORT“ NEWS CHAIN RED &WHITE STORES Buy Here and. Save Real Money 3 lbs. Beet Seedless. Raisins 1.01b, Bag Redpath Sugar 20 ib, Bag Rolled Oatmeal i lbs. Choice Cooking Rice 3 pkgs. Challenge. Corn Starch l lb :tnestlapan Green Tea 6 tins Barton Canned Peas 36o 69c 99e T9e 28e 08u 590 The more you Buy the more you Save Ross J. Sproat !"nes W. M Stewart Phone 77 e'R EJU 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. In return for you co-operation we will give you ofour best in service and prices. 'We are agent for the. Mellotte Cream Separators. Come in and see the new Models. Seaforth Creamery Co, Seatorth,. Ont. be given. - We want C. A. BARBER, Prop. W, J, Walker 8t.+ Son UNDERTAKING —and-- EMBALMING and—EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W, J. WALKER, -holder of 'Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. D, H, McInnes ehiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial ' Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and - Friday Afternoons Diseases of all kinds- success- fully treated. Eleetricity used. Beware of an Itchy Spot Keep your hair and scalp . clean, also free from fan drub by having your next shampoo at SID'S SI -IOP just around the Corner_ in the Dominion Bank Build- ing • Phone 125. Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired aired e. Chas. AHow. Residence—James St. BORN. . B E'NNIEWiIIHS.--Iltt Sesifoi-bit Hospi- tal, on. Sunday; Aug, 26, 1928, to 'Mr, and Mrs. Henry Bennevries, of IBrod'hagdn, a daughter, •hospital, Seaforth ltos p T �u CiON'Idi011lLt Y, --I on r'iuesday, ,Aug. 28, 1928, to Mr: and Mrs. Dass. Connolly, of Sea - 'forth, a daughter. She thought it would be too e ensive Tho old lady had never spoken over a long distance line before — but she was so hungry for the sound of her daughter's voice( Theoperator was kind and helpful and in—a moment the beloved voids was sound- ins in her ear. And when the telephone bin came she found the eall had cost only 45 cents. Now the Sunday evening talk 15 a regular thing. More ft now costs only . 26 cents. /netted of asking for her daughter by name, mother gives "hong Dis- tance" the distant number -•- hence the charge (after &SO) is only 25 cents. do not rea1ix how in- expensive Long Distance really is. FOWL gra We pay the highest cash price for all kinds ofiifowl, cream and eggs. TFJOS. DICKSON, Seaforth, Ont. K/PPEN Miss 'Elva Anderson is visiting in Toronto this week. The Thompson picnic being held on 'Wednesday afternoon of this week to .Drysdale. 'Mrs, Hugh McMurtrie' aiid Miss J. V' J'ohuston of 'Clifford, who have Yash visiting'iu Chicago for the past two weeks, have returned home, They were accompanied here.'by Mrs, R. S. Uoplcins,.:-of Chicago, •tire fot'tner's sister.' t 1" ru and' Mr, and Mts. b\.cilia! t Io e a Y Erma spent Sunday vitt ftcruts in Vs'borne, Send tis.tlte names of your visitors, TOWN TOPICS Mr. G, C. • Ricers, Unity, Sask., and Mr, and Mrs. F. S. Rivers and little daughter Patrii is and Miss Mar- garet .Tt.ivers, all of Owen Sound and Mr; sand Mrs; H. N. Rivers, of Gode- rich, have returned after spending a week at.the 'home of Mr, and 'Mrs, Albert Rivers, of town. Mrs, Sapet, of Windsor, Mr.; and Mrs; R. IH, Elect and daughter,. of Windsor, and Mrs; J, 3, Monier and Beatrice and Helen, of Winds"or, and \It, Harvey Ilett, Kineaidioe, ''have been visitors at the home of Mi. And Mrs, J. A. Case. Mr. Bernard Conley and :'bfr, and Mra. Richard Manning and daughter Roth, all of Detroit, Mich., visited at: the home of Mr, Conley's sister, Mrs. Michael Murray,- Mc'Kittop, Miss Adelaide Murray is spending her vacation in Kinkora. Miss, Ruth Manning, of Detroit,'; Mich„ and IUfiss Florence Murray,_of Seaforth, spent a few days with the Misses. Margaret and Angela Murray,' of Seaforth, . Mr. and Mrs. David Mole and their two sons, Russell and Maxwell, who spent two weeks visiting' his brother, Mr, Ed. Mole, of town, and relatives .In Huron and Bruce counties, left for their home in Rochester, N. Y„ on Friday. Miss Mary McBrien returned last week after spending some weeks at the homes of her brother, Mr, W. A, MoBrien, Saskatoon, and her sister, Mrs, Fletcher Gibbin'gs, Kindersley Sask. Mr. and Mrs, Deady, of. Maynooth visited at the home of their friend, Miss Loretto Lane,. on Friday, Miss Lane accompanied there to Detroit on Saturday for a few days, and then' re - aimed to her school at Maynooth. Mr, ,Andrew Lane left for Kisby, Sask., last week to visit his brother, Mr. Mervin Lane, 'Mr, and Mrs. J T. Crawford left last week for a visit 'with their son, Mr. Jack Crawford! of Lauder, Man.- Miss Annie Pethtok, of Winthrop, is visiting ,her cousins, Harry and Shirley Oldfield. The Seaforth Girls' softball team went to Blyth on Wednesday, Antg, 22, where a tournament was 'held, They won -"the first game but lost the second, 'Mr, Charles Briggs motored from Cleveland and spent last week with Mr. Malcolm MrJDermid. His aunt. Miss Christina MclDerntid, returned with him from Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, of Wood- stock, NB„ were visitors the begin- ning of the week with Mus. Stewart's aunt, Mrs, John ,RoIly'b. Mrs. H. R. Scott and Jimmie have returned front visiting in Toronto for a' few days. Miss Belle Watson is leaving Satur- day for Port Arthur after spending the slunmer with her brother, Mr. James Watson. Mr. Russel Hays, of Detroit, was. the guest of his aunt, Mrs, Robert Jones, this week, Mrs, Chapman and Eileen are spending a few days in Toronto. Miss Jean Brodie has secured a po- sition as teacher at Goldenburg, west of Sudbury. Miss Violet Cowan, of Stratford, •spent .the week with Miss Jean Brodie. Mr. and Mrs, W. H, Golding visited friends at Elmira over the week -end. Mr. Donald Kerslake, of Toronto, is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kerslake. Mr. Karl Aniettt, df Detroit, is vis„ i.ting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Anent. Miss Helen Anent re- turned home with hint after spending several weeks there. Mr. and Mrs: Wes. Free visited friends at Cromarty on Sunday. Mr. And Mrs. Lyle. Norris, of De- troit, were . guests of Mrs. Hugh Wright Sunday. • Mr. Donald Aberhart left Saturday to attend London V,Testervelt. school, Miss Mae Alberhart has accepted a position with the Bell Telephone 'Co: in London, ,'Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson and, Miss Dorothy Wilson left Wednesday to spend' the week -end . with Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson, in Detroit. Mr. F. 0. Fowler aftd Miss Frances Fowler' left.. Sunday for Winnipeg, staying over at Detroit, Battle Creek and Chicago en route, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Grassie (nee Charlotte Fowler) of Vancouver, B.C., are visiting friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs, Frank McMichaei and family left for Toronto. on Monday be- fore returning to Cleveland at the end of the week. Miss Emily Cresswell, "qr. Ralph Cresswell, Mir. F. O. Fowler and Miss Frances Fowler spent Thursday at Bruce Beach. Mrs, Belfry and daughter, of Mon- treal, and Mrs. Nation, of Toronto, are visiting Col, and Mes. R. S. Hays. :Mr. Jack Ross, of Detroit, aitd Mr, and Mrs. Hector' Hays, of Stratford, spent the week -end with Col. and Mrs. R. S. Hays. Mrs. Fred Welsh underwent an ap- pendicitis operation on Sunday night in 'Seaforth hospital,. and 'is doing nicely. Miss Dorothy Bell; of Boston, Mass,, who is visiting in Hetfsall, is doing nicely following a serious op- eration in Seaforth on August 24. Miss Rena W'ilkonson has returned to iter home in IIen'sall after under- going an operation here. - Magter Haigh Doig,of E..ippcn, has ictar.ned. home following an ,operation for appendicitis. \Irs. H, Proctor and • daughter Lena, of Non Liskeard, were guests at the home of'ift s. James G. Martin. last week, Nr.r, Sam, Waller, of. Timmins, is visiting iiia parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. J. Wallies, NCr,' and NH's, Tohtl Bailee and. Mr. and Mrs Alphonse -Poster, of Hensal,, visited lit „ ormosa, .Mildlntay 'and Walkerton, Mr, Angus, McCrae and Miss Ruby teri are sdsl a,few clays in Toranto 1 !� Mr. and Mis..T-Iill and ctaughtet^, of Toronto, spent11 few days at the home t,f Mr, R. J. Beattie Fgutondville, !Frank Kling, Charles ,Ferguson, ' Lorne Pinlcncy and Morrie VVolsh are catnpittg at Baylfield this week 'Mrs, Will .Hay and tittle daughter, of Niagara Falls, Ore visiting Mr. and Mrs. John T,ove t iib week. rk1 Safety lit Highay Garage Best grades of .British Ameri- can Gasolene and Oils Firestone Tires and Tubes First -Class Mechanic. Coal Oil Delivered W.H. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sproat, of Peter'boro, are visiting Mr, and Mrs. Robert McGonigle and other friends, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Grieve and Barbara, are visiting his mother, Mrs. Haigh Gk•ieve: and his 'sister, Mrs, John Reinke, Master Merlin Burgard, of Strat - Eord, is visiting his aunt and uncie, :lir. and Mfs, John Flannery. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kling, of Day- ton, Oh_lo, are visiting Mrs, Kling's parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Adapts and also Frank and Mary Kling. Nt'. and Mr's. Frank Novak felt Monday for Medicine Hat, Alta., after spending• the past three months here. Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Ballard return- ed' to :Detroit on Monday, They held an auction sale on Saturday and shin- ned the •balanco of their household goods- to Detroit by truck. Miss Mary Matthews left Monday for Detroit to spend two weeks visit- ing her aunts, Mrs. John Reid and Mrs, George La, Certe and other friends. Mr. .Leslie. McKay. Kitchener, is spending his vacation at the parental home here. Mr. and. Mrs. Oharles Butler, of St. Oathcrines, visited last week' with Mrs: Sutler's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Govenlock. Miss Jeanette Finnigan is a Hamil- ton visitor this week. Rev. W. D. MdDonald and sots Bill are in Toronto this week. Miss Margaret Ferguson is holiday- ing: in St. Catherines with Mr. and Nirs. Charles Butler. Mr. 3. M. Eckert had the misfortune to have the cuttu d box break on the threshing wac'R'ne 'when one of the me l knives becalm It will take several day's to repair. At the \\T.M:S• meeting of First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday. Mrs, J• C Greig gave a very interest- ing account of her trip and the pro- gram at.Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Sproat have moved into their new home near the station this week. Mrs. Thomas Rands is leaving Fri- day for North Dakota to see a broth- er who accidentally fell down in the basement of his home. Mr, and Mrs, Murdoch McLennan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McLennan for several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. 'Chesney and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grieve, of Tren- ton, Mich., spent the week -end with friends in Egmondville and vicinity. Mrs. Adam Hays and Mrs. Itobt. J.o..nes visited Mrs. Reg. Reid in Stratford Monday. Mr, Russell Hays and Mr, Art Jackson, of Detroit, are spending their holidays in Stratford, Seaforth and St. Catherines, Mr. Pius Keegan, of the police force of Alpena, Mich., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Peter DeCourcy, Egmondville. Rev. Mr, Hemphill. of Strathroy, will occupy the pulpit. of the Presby- terian Church next Sunday. Mrs. Kruse and son Billy returned Monday to their Nome in Galt after spending the past month with ler mother. Mrs. Willi'am'Se1ater: STA'NL'EY. x Mrs.G. Frecktetou, of .Exeter, ter spent a few days the latter part of last week wvitli Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Campbell. Mr. Ross Johnston, of Blake, has gone to the West with the Harvesters' exfcttrsion. Mrs. W. J. Tough and daughter, Margaret. of the Bronson Line, .re- turned home Sunday afternoon after s'''ending a few days with Mr; and Mrs. Milton Steep, of Goderich Tp. Mfr. and Mrs. R. N. Douglas and family_ visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carnie on Sabbath evening last. Miss Jessie Tough has been visiting friends at Blake, Rev. R A. Lundy, of Nile, a former pastor of 'Blake, preached at Blake, Goshen and Varna on Sunday last. Stook threshing is,.the order of the day'at present, and will be completed in the course of a few days if :favor- able weather continues, Those who -do not stook thresh have nearly finished housing their grant. McKILLOP, Mrs. Adapt Dickson of Seaforth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Beattie. Miss 12ufih Scott intends to oin s a business course at Stratford, Miss TTelen, Moore has returned home after spending her vacation with friends in Dashwood. 1:ir. and Mrs, Lorne Roe, of Hui - tett, were calling on friends in ;Sea - forth last Saturday. Dr. William S. Campbell, Mfrs Campbell and Miss jean, of Albany, Missouri, were vieiting..at the home of i\'Cr, and 'Mrs. eAlf Brown las t'week, ' Ntr! .Joseph HoggJe. has returned hone from Buffalo, 'Mr, and Mrs. 'Thomas Mektilla.n and Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Hunt? motored to London on Sunday for miss Edith McMillan, 'Who has beet' visiting Mr. and "Mrs. Clifford Hunt there, Mr, Milton Brown spent Sunday et the home of Mr. Oliver Attderson, •,�i at ill r,e Hunt tUt )tj..:.:+ i IJt< ,'f . s."•u 'K OFiK e dT DLL i.t'J3M. �Pna? ' y?�...l ra j..fir� '"in:: "f _:».,..ai •.: s satln.f,'...1,!IE!r€iii!tri?Y:.fi?ytN�lb;ltu,!'l!!=.!!?u,LaJ:n,au,.,,un...slniu,lh:..�i!: Irl 16Q AND UP All hrtc , f. o. b. Wi,udor, coxes extra IIS Wells! a Intl ,�xrt,,s " � •�. 1111 :E:_ ra CC To take a single ride in the New Hudson Super Six is to revise your whole knowledge of auto- mobile values. _ It is the master car at every issue. And in every performance asked of a motor it possesses ability beyond anything heretofore known. Brwers con pay far cars our of income at lowest 'mailable charge for interest. banditni and lusuraneu ReitB IRS 43, fi y x' t STRATFORD, ANT'. Mr: Armand. Kernick, of Winthrop, spent Sunday with John and Mrs. Harris, of Walton. ELIMVILLE," Miss Margaret J'o'hns is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Gardiner, over the week -end: Mr. Wellington ,Bell, of Detroit, vis- ited in the iteighborhood over the week -end. Quite a number from here -were at the Lake last Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. `Willison Elford and family visited relatives in Wellburne last Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Cooper. who have been ill are improving. Nir. anis Mrs. John Francis of Lon- don, were in the neighborhood last Monday. Miss Roberta .Gosnell of 'Toronto is visiting her, cousin, Miss Mary .Johns, Miss Evelyn Edwards of Mitchell visited her cousin, - Mrs. Ed. johns,. last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Rae of Strat- ford were visitors in the neighborhood last Sunday. 'Miss Bessie. Johns is visiting in Ex- eter for a week. Mr, and Mrsd. Scott Whaley of St. Marys, visited at the home of Mr. 'Charles Johns this week. Miss Blanche Down of .Strathroy is visiting her. grandfather, Mr. Robert Woods. Master Hugh 'Oleo of Seaforth has been visiting his cousin, Master Clif- ton Brock. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mice and fa- mily of Woodstock, visited at Mr. C. Johns this `week. Master Maurice Rice is spending the remainder of the week. Rev. Clyesdale, with wife and fam- ily (forinerly pastor of Main street Church, Exeter) were visitors at Mr. John Brock's recently. M'r. and Mrs. Jackson and son have been visiting the former's daughter, Mrs. Rev, White here 'luring this week 'Misses Evelyn and Joy Whitlock, Mr, and Mrs. A, C. Whitlock, also Mrs. H'tirton weres in this vic- .r. t tisita inity recently, STA'FFA. Miss Dorothy Hutchison, Seaforth, and Mr. George Hutchison.. London, spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. G. G. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. 3. Thompson, Miss Jean and Mr. Lloyd Thompson, of Brooklyn, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. 'Worden, Mrs. E. Payne returned to her drone its Moose Jaw this week after spend- ing two months with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ,T. G Miller. Messrs. George Coleman, George Potter and George Docking left last `Chursday on the Harvesters' Exctu•- Sion. Mr. Snell and granddaughter, Miss Jean Beacon, of Port Huron, are visit- ing the fortner's sen, Rev. 13, Snell, at the Parsonage. Miss Gill, of Motherwell, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Cecil Bowman. Miss Iva Leary has returned after spending two weeks at Atwood. Nit•. and Mrs,. W. Oliver and son, of Winnipeg,; visited with Mr, and Mrs. T. Oliver recently, s t r. Mr. and Mt'. Sem Lmmcof Galt, spent Sunday with Nfr. and Mrs. H. Leslie. ' Mrs. is, A. Colutihoun visited with Norwich relatives last week. Mr. and Mrs. N. Mitchell, Centralia, called on Mits. Jos. Norris Sunday., Miss Florence Mitchell, who has been visiting here, returned with 'them. Mr, and 'Mrs 'Tilontas tA, Sharp an- nounce the cegtgement of their ,dau- ghter, Jean Marion Sharp, A,T,C;Nt to Dr. 'Robert Edward ird Smile, Retsina, Sask.. son of the late Mr, and Mrs.. Joliet W. Smileof StatTa, Ont„ the marriage to talce place early -iii Sep- tember. ep- le t 'nil er. Mrs, William C al t ns id Miss t r= ainel fron Mitchell, have been visitors at Crcorgt' Vivian's, Miss Gertic Peart is visiting friends in Sarnia. HILLSGREEN. • Mission Band washeld on Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Carlile presiding. After a hymn was sung, Annie Jar- rott led in prayer. Scripture lesson was taken by Vera Smith. The meeting was closed by singing a hymn and repeating the Miepah benediction. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bell and son, of near Dashwood, visited at the home of Mrs. E. Troyer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Francis Coleman and son Lorne, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coleman and Miss Gladys Stephen- son spent a day recently at Grand Bend. A number from Hillsgreen attend- ed the service at Varna on Sunday evening :listening to their former preacher, -Rev. Mr. Lundy, who ex- changed pulpits with Rev. Mr. Pen- rose. Misses Edna and 'Alice Cochrane, of Tpronto, and Mrs. Hopkins, of Chi- cago, is visiting at the home of their parents, Mr, and Mrs.- Cochrane, for a ferry weeks. Real Misses Agnes and Annie Ooehrane, of Clinton, were visitors at the home' of Mia Robert Stephenson's on Sun- day, Mr, and Mrs.' John Hudson, of Marlette, Mich and son William, ' from Pontiac, were visitors at the home of Mr. W. Cerlile's on Wednes- day. Misses Barbara and Janet Forest, of Hensall, spent a few 'd'ays with their brother Robert, during, the past week. Delegates from Hillsgreen W. M. S. are attending the Presbyterial at Exeter United. Church on Thursday of this week. Miss Elinor Pell, of Hensel!, who has been spending the past week with her aunt, Mrs. E. Troyer, has return- ed home. Rev, Mr. Bell will preach in Hills - green United Church next Sunday. Mrs. Ashman and young son, of St. Thomas, are spending a couple of weeks with her parents, Ntr. and Mrs. John Richardson. A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY; " Estate, Conveyancing, Bond. and Investments , Phone 152 Removed to New Office, opposite Daly Ford, Garage - 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 lust makes one's mouth water to think of it. How was that last piece of neat we sent you? - Wasn't it fine,. GEO, A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth. 13ENwMU .The .special Mi1vern'oi Flour We have it—Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings C GRAIN DEALER Chop of Ali FIOMSOi Kinds PHONE 25 YOUR PLUTO NEEDS Goodyear 'fires and Tubes. Battery' Stiles and Service. Charting end Repairing all "makes ",of,Betteriee. A. good line of new end nsedkoarts of different makes of ears, if you ear is in need of repairs, give ne a edit. I � ger. SalesService St�ide�di. 19d asr ., • s 'viaracie PHONE I67W