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The Seaforth News, 1928-09-13, Page 5CHAIN RED &WHITE STORES V DAY, SEPT. 13, 1928, THE SEAFORTH NE k'AGI F1' u ' Prices, They Set The, Race Keen's Mustard, ;} ib. 24e, * lb, 48c Redpath Sugar, 100 lb. bags $(3,[0 (Spot oasb only) Pure Extracted Honey, 5s and 108 ib 10c Kellogg's Corn Flakes 3 pkgs for 20c PEACHES Tn BUSHELS To arrive about Sept,' 18th Highest Quality-Lbweat Prices Leave your orders now—every basket gnarantfa ed oss J. Sproat Phones �A, Stewart Phone 77 Over 1000 stores in Canada eREA '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 need your co-operation. Jin return for you co-operation we will give you: of out best in service and prices. We are agent for the Mellotte Cream.- Separators. Come in and see the new Models. Seaforth]Creamery Lo. Seaforth, Ont. CE A: BARBER, Prop. 11,1,. Walker 8 t Sion UNDERTAKING• andr-- E MBALMING, Motor or Horse Equipment -spy', J. 'WALKER, holder of 'Go- aernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished; Night or day phone 67. Q` Ho:, Melones Chiropractor Of Wingham, still be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and , Friday Afternoons Diseases of ' all kinds success- fully treated. Electricity used, loware of an Itchy: Spot eep your hair and scalp. oltean, also free from dein- riftruff by having your next shampoo at SID'S SHOP Iust around the Corner in sifne Dominion Bank Build- ing Phone 125. Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired Chas. A. limey Residence -James St. . 'Want and For Sale ads, 3 times 50c 4r1tt. Station calls are Cheaper." Mrs. Allen wonders why calls to her home coat 40e, while 'Mrs. Brown's cost only 130e. The reason lies in the post- crlpt of Mr. Brown's letter. "Call me regularly Station -to -Station Calls are cheaper." So Mrs. Brown gives the distant telephone number . and tells the operator, "Anyone there will do." That' makes it a Station -to - Station call The low evening rates (after 8.90 p.m.) and still lower night -rates (after midnight) apply on such calls; and, usually, connec- tion is made while pots re- main at the telep hone ' . Do as Mrs. Brown does. Remember the postscript. - 028 ealietemerwascesawareesssedeemswesseetsames CROMARTY. Amy 13. Woad, beloved wife of Mr, John ,McCulloch,' -passed'-away on Tuesday after being ill for three months, She had been taken to a hospital in London to see if something •cduld be done, but it was all of no avail. Mrs, MeiCull'och had been' born in the township of 'Logan, and was a daughter of the late In,: and Mrs. Ab- raham Wood, but she had resisted for many years at Cromarty, and Was an. active. member of the 'Presbyterian Church at Cromarty,' and tools a gredt interest in all the societies connected with the church, Her neighbors all held her in the highest r•espeet ansi kindness and thottglutfulness made many friends for her, Her bereaved husband survives, together with a son Roy at home, and Lila, who is the teacher at Chiselhurst. The funeral is to take place et 2:30 o'clock ,p,m, an Thursday afternoon, and the re- mains will be laid to rest itt the cem- etery at Mitchell, It Will Prevent Ulcerated Throat,— At, the first symptoms of sore throat, which presages ulcenatiom and iuiianl- ntatios, take a spot:411 l of Dr,, Tho- mas' Eclectric Oil, Add a little sugar to it to'meke. it palatable. It will al- lay the -irritation and prevent the eel - aeration and swelling that are so painful, 'Tliose who were peededically' e themselves l'inntune to atto,1:. - TOWN TOPICS, Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Free, hie mother and sister, 'Mrs, Free and Miss Alma Free, of iD1ngannon, were at London on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs, Deeham, ofReedCity, Mich., are visiting Mrs, Ivvat'y Pinkney. Mr. and M. J. 1. Russell and little daughters, of 'Poria, Ill„ are guests; ofe Mr. and Mrs, J, R. Scott, and :Miss Scott, of Hanpurhey, Mr, and Mrs, F. N. 'Faulkner and little sort, of Detroit, are holidaying at the home of his mother, Mrs. F. Fan Mulkrs.er, F, 1-1, i-lofland and Miss Dor- othy 'Holland,. of Aurora, are guests of Mrs. J. F. Snowdon, . Miss Mabel 'Kruse has returned from spending her vacation in Nia- gara .Falls, IN.Y, Misses 'Clara and Martha, and Mt, Edward Neubauer returned with her and sent the week- end here,' Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Sparks and family, of Southampton, ',spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Ed, Mole. Mr. and Mrs. William 'Elgie, Sea - forth; Mr, .and Mrs, R. T. 'Elgie, of Kippeu, 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thaw, of Detroit, called on Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Hanna, Mitchell. Mr. and 'Mete. Norman ;Hearne, A'Ir, and Mrs, Vinete and littl'e.dau- gh,ter ,Jane; pf Northville,. Mich., visited' last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. William Strong, Tucker - smith, Mr. and Mrs, William Mole and family, of Dungannon, were Sunday visitorsw h tt Mr. Dd. Mole. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Prktie and fancily, of Detroit, are spending a few weeks with her father, Mr, Alex, McKay, Egmondvilie, Dr. and Mrs, F. Harburn and Miss Evelyn Ilarburn have been spending the past week at Dresden with Mr. I•Iarburn's uncle, Mr. Foster•, and also at Chatham, Mrs, F. D, Cockburn and daughter Vera, of Winnipeg, are the guests of Mrs. Reinke and Miss Toms, Miss Ann ,MeDoneld, of Pontiac, t'Iich., is visiting Mrs. Reinke and Miss Torts in Egmondvilfe. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanna and J. M. and Miss Robertson were London visitors this week. Mrs. S. Elgie visited last week et the hotne of Mr, and Mrs. J. Chesney, Stratford, and also at the home of her niece, Mrs. Alex, Hanna, Mitchell. Mr's, Ed. Mole and Misses Laura end Vera Mole and Donnie spent a feve days with friends in Toronto this week, Rev. and Mrs. T. H, Brawn are holidaying in Toronto for two weeks., Services in St. Thomas' Church next Sunday will .be conducted by Ven. Archdeacon Jones -(Bateman, of Gode rich. The U. F. 0. have 'teased the store formerly occupied by the Broderick harness shop and will use it as head- quarters for their business, Mr. Joseph. Eckant lids pureh'ased a new .Chrysler car, Mr. J. J. iIolland, of St. Columban, and Mr. Charles McCaffery, of Strat- ford, were visitors at the hatne of Mr, and Mrs. C. Ecl:art last Sunday. :Nen and Mrs. John McLeod, of Brantford, and daughter, 'Mrs. Hew- lett, and Mr. Hewlett; .of Vancouver, B.C., visited Mrs. 'McLeod's sister, Mrs. Tesriie Beoevn, last week, Miss Gladys Slay, of Sarnia, the blind soprano soloist of the Sunbeam Concert Trio, sang in St. James' Church, Sunday evening, Mr, and. Mrs. E. Brownlee, .of Walk- ervil.le, and Mr. and Mrs. P. Renaud, of Riverside, Ont„ spent- the week- end at the home of Mr, and Mrs, George Brownlee, Victoria street. Mr. Jack Ellison is staying at the house of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mullen. in writing his Honor Matriculation this year, he won in scholarships, the Cockburn in Greek, the second Ed- warcl Blake in straight classics and railed for the third Edward Blake scholarship in classics proficiency. He attended the University of Toronto Schools.. The Cockburn in Greek rep- resents the highest standing in Greek in she Province of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood, of Goderich, spent'the week -end with their aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Sant Hanna. ibrr. and 'Mrs. Robert :McKay, of Detroit, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robe be r. t Stewart. Mr. Williatc'i' Fowler, of Port Rpw vt spent several days with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sage and Clar- ence. of Stratford, were week -end guests of lir. and Mrs. Robert Ste- wart. .Mrs, H. Hulley, of Monleton, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis here, is the guest of Mt', and Mrs. Charles Brodie, Dr. and Mrs. Durham, of Reed City, Mich,, and Dr. and Mrs. Fear, of Aylmer, are visiting Miss Marg - 'net Tacksou, Mr. and Mrs. A, Routledge, Mr. end Mrs, W J. Finnigan, Mrs. Wil- liam Hills and Misses Sadie Howatt and Violet- Tyndall aetcnded London Fair Wednesday, Mr. Gordon McGonigle has taken a position in Mr, W. J. Finnigan's store, is Ms Gertie Webster left Thursday to take a course at Macdonald Hall, Guelph. ;Mrs. W. J. Nott is spending a cou- ple of weeks with her niece, Mrs. Dougherty, at Hen'fryti. IDir. and Mrs. Gemmell, of Stratford, spent Sunday guests of his sisters; the Misses Gemmell: it'fr. and Mrs. John Beattie - visited ticeir son, Mr, Douglas Beattie, in Belleville, Me. and Mee, Frank Plewes, of Sault Ste, Marie, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nott and re- newed old acquaintances. Mr, and Mrs, Charles Powell, .Miss Case and Miss Elizabeth Pows 1, of Ardmore, Pa„ called on friends in town on Monday. Mr, and Mts. Welter Grassey left Tuesday for theie Nonce in Veecouvcr, MC, after spending the past two The carload of hogs, owned by Mr. weeks here.. , James Shea, of Dublin, which took Me. William Knox, of Lonciesboro, first prize et Toronto, was purchased •eceiee 1 tree Mimi t in the hospital for by the Davies Packing Co, for 16% tis hand which, was severely lacerated cents a pound. The load shown by 11 viten caught in a wlndmili. W. A. McKenzie, of _Kitchen, 1, which Mies Helen Swan, of-Housall, visit- won second prize, was ,purchased by d friends itt town last week. the Schneider 'tacking Co., of Kitch- Hee. Thorelen is visiting for a eller, :tot' the Satre ,price. couple of weeks in F'liete Mich, IMr, and Mrs. Tribute, of Handle ton, are visiting )ifts, I. T. Del'eaeey, Itev, and Mrs, W. P. Lane end dau- ghter, Miss Helen Lane, returned Monday after e month's holiday, Mr, Alex. Kennedy, ofWindeor, spent the week -end with friends in town, Mr, Clarence Krattskopf, of Dublin, "had a badly entahed finger of his left stand amputated in the hospital, Mrs, Garnet Case, of Hensall, who has..:been seriously ill in town, has re- covered and bees rakttrned to her home, Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Green, of Cal- gary, visited Mr, and Mrs. J, R. Gov- cittoek this week. Miss Margaret Ferguson, who spent her vacation to St. Catharines, has re- turned home,. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Stewart and family, New Hamburg, were week- end guests with Mr, and Mrs. Robert McKay; Mrs. Stanley Grey, Stratford, was a visitor of lasheek W with t heparents, kh r Mr. and Mrs. W. F, MoMilla el:, and Mrs."Verne Walker,who spent the past two weeks with Mrs, Walker's 'parents, Mr, and Mrs: P. M. Chesney, left Sunday morning for their home in .Pennsylvania, Messrs, Robert Tyndall and Edwin. Chesney were Toronto visitors last week., • Miss Margaret Brawn is in Toron- to, the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Bert Irwin, • Miss Catherine Flannery attended the wedding of her cousin in Dublin on M.on dY a . Mr, and Mrs. s. E. L, Box return home this week' after spending three weeks in Totanto. Mrs, George Brownlee is spending the latter part of the weekwith friends in London. WINTHROP. A great shock passed over the vil- lage when word carne of .the death of William Neal,, of \\ altott. He will be missed by a .argeire's if friends. His funeral was held Sun,lay ,lird was largely attendee We ex; owl our sympathy to ins i s ucn w Itt is. left to mourn the leas tt t, loving sen. We were sorry to learn of the death of John Driscoll, who passed away early Sunday morniittg'after a linger- ingillness at his home at Lcad'bury. The funeral was held Tuesday after- noon and was largely attended. Our steepest sympathy goes out to this widow and•young• family that are left to mourn the loss 'of a loving husband and father. Rlre are glad to hear that Mrs. Har- vey Hulley was able to conte home. this week after her serious operation Seaforth hospital. A dance will be held in Winthrop Hall this Friday night, Sept. 1'dth, Ludwig ,Serenaders of T,':fyth will fur- nish the music. Come with the crowd and have a good,tinte, .Mrs. W. C. Bennett spent a few days with Mrs. L. tWestby, of Lon- don, this week: • Mrs, John Arntstr'eng, of London, spent the week -end with her slaugh- ter, Mrs, 5, Bititard,•. little Rennie Bennetit .spent a few days with his grandmother, Mrs. Jos- eph Bennett, of Watton, The . Ladies' meeting held at the home of leers. A. A. Cuthill last week was well attended. It was decided to have a chicken supper and etctereain- ment the latter part of October. STAFFA. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sheirs, Cro- marty, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, R. McGill, :Rev. and Mrs. B': Snell are holiday- ing with relatives. in Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Sadler and Mr. Archie Jeffry motored to Buffalo over the week -end. •Mrs. Sadler will re- main for a week, The Anglicans held a most enjoy- able Sunday School picnic to Strat- ford on Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Reed have re- turned from their trip to Mackinac. Mrs, R. Pinder has gone to Parry Sound where she will remain for some time, ' Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell, London, called on friends in the vil- lage on Sunday. The United Church Anniversay is being held qn Sunday, Sept. 16. Rev. Mr. Bell, of Kirkton, is to be the minister at 11 and 730: The opening of the church shed will be held on October 7 .and 8. Rev. J. E. Jones, Hickson, wile conduct services on Sunday and a fowl supper is being held on Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs, N. Mitchell, Cen- tralia. spent Stifiday with the ladies' Mother, Mrs. Joseph Norris. .lir. Cecil Bowman spent Sunday at Hagersville. Mr. and Mrs. F. Tuffin and Misses Edith and Sylvia visited in Walton on Sunday, .-. Mr. and Mrs, F. O'Brien spent the week -end in Ridgetown with Mr. and Mrs, C.O'tBrien, Mr. and Mrs, Leslie and family have returned from a trip to Hunts- ville. hfr. and Mrs. Albert Striate and Miss Jean attended the Smale-!Sharpe wedding in Midland on Saturday. ,All Night with Asthma. Everyone knows how attacks of asthma often kelp their victims awake the whole night long. Morning finds him whol- ly unfitted for a day of 'business, and yet, business must still be carried through. 'All this night suffering and lack of rest can be avoided by the prompt use of Dr. J. ID. Kellogg's As- thma IRemedy, which positively sloes drive away the attacks. THE TOP PRICE. PEN, Mrs. VV. Fairbairn and Miss Grace Fa r i>airat attended Toronto Exhibi- tion; also SVer. and Mrs. Arthur An. dereoil,. Mr. and :Mrs, 1Tttgh McMurtrie and son Alex, visited in Clifford. Sunday. Miss Mildred Johnston is spending tt few days with her sister, Mrs. Cienrgc ingrant, of the 'London Road. Mrs. R. Dinsdate and Miss Helen l)insdale and Mrs. fl', MiMurtrie and Master Pulex, MciMurtrie spent Tues- day in London. St. Andrew's United Church, Kip - pen, will hold their anniversary on Sunday, October 7th. This would have been the sixtieth anniversary of the former Methodist Church, Kip - Pen. For this occasion, ,Rev, G. N. Hazen, 13.A., of Centeenial' Church, London, Ontario, has been secured as the special' speaker for the day. Ser - viers 11 a.m, and 7.30 pen. LONDESBORO, i Nurse Frasltet, of Edmonton, is vis -1 rtt b her cousin, )rs. George McCall, of the village. Several from .here attended the full- era' of the late lir. Nal, of Walton, I on Sunday last, Mr's, James Campbell attd Miss E. Lyon returned on Friday last froth London where they spent a few days. Mr. Jim. Roberton, of Hensel', spent Sunday at his home here. Mrs. Anderson, of Beigrave, spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. Rob- ert McCrea. \f Rev. James and Mrs. Abery haveve returned to the Manse after spending the summer months at Bayfield. Mr, and Mrs, Elsley and Mrs. Tatg- bll'it visited Westfield friends on Sun- day, Mrs, Wheeler of Belgrave, returned to her home on Sunday last after a pleasant week's visit with her sister, elrs. McCrea. - Mr, Johnston, painter for the C. N. JL, spent the week -end at his home stere. - The Ladies' Aid of Knox Church held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. John Scott on Tuesday lest. Miss Margaret Caldwell entertain- ed a number of her .lady friends ort Friday' afternoon in honor of her sis- ter, Mrs. Herman, of 'Clinton. Miss Bernice Ernmerton, of Ripley, is attending business college at Clin- ton and will stay with her sister, Mrs. D. D. Roberton, of the village. Miss- Rose Crawford returned to her home here after spending a month with her sister at Niagara Falls. 'Mrs, E. Lear, of Blyth, spent a •few days in the village this week. Mr. Thomas :Henning, of London, called on friends here an Tuesday, while on his way to Auburn to attend the Mogridge and Thompson wed- ding. Miss Sadie McCool', of Ottawa, is home for the week, Mrs. Straut and family, of Dundee, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. 1Villiam F'al'rservicc. Quite a number attended the dec- oration service at Clinton cemetery. Mr. and 'Mrs. James Merid motored to Toronto last week. HARLOCK. 'Air. Thomas Colson and Miss Mar- jorie deft by motor on Tuesday for a few days' visit with relatives at Braeebridge. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Brigham and daughter Isabelle spent a few days last week in Toronto. Mrs. Moon, of Stephenville, is at present visiting at the hone of iter sister, Mrs. Simon Mr. 'ittie, atad is also visiting -.other friends. Miss Isabel Reid visited her friend, Miss Marie Rapson on .Sunday after- noon. Quite .a number front the neighbor- hood attended the Funeral of the 'late Mr. William Neal, of Walton on Sun- day afternoon. Much sympathy is ex- tended to the aged mother and to the other friends. Mr: and Mrs, Peter McDonald and Miss Vera left on Tuesday by motor to visit for a time at New Liskeard. Mr. and leers, James Watt, of Blyth, are taking charge of the farm till they return. A few front the neighborhood at- tended the. Decoration service in the Clinton cemetery on Sunday, Mr. Bert Beacom Itad a very thrilling experience Friday afternoon of last week, when he enjoyed a 7 - minute ride in an aeroplane. Bert says a ride tip in the air is just fine. Mrs, Sinton McVittic Sr. called nn her granddaughter, Mrs. Leo Watt and baby, who is a great-grandson. We are pleased to know Mrs. Watt is getting along nicely. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Parsons and family entertained the foriner's uncle, Mr. James Parsons and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parsons and family. of Waterloo, and Charlie's attttt, Mrs. Bellamy, of Abby, Sack„ over the week -end, Mrs. Annie Elliott, of Blyth, is at present visiting her daughter. Mrs. Bert Allen and Mrs, H. W. Allen. We are sorry to know that Mrs. H. W. Allen is not enjoying gond health Mi.: summer, 1)r. George and Vrs, Beacom. of Mount Forest. spent Sunday at the bone of the former's brother, Mr. A. W. Beacom. Deputy Grand Master A, W. Bea- con will visit the Masonic Lodge in Palmerston on Friday. Miss Bertha. Hoggart visited To- ronto Exhibition itt the capacity of a ,fudge for the Blyth Short Course part of last week. Miss Hoggarth re- ceive(' honors at Seaforth in the win- ter and was awarded Lite trip. Miss H'oggart itas not heard the results at the Fair. Mr, and Mee Andrew Roggen vis- ited in 1'.nndnn on Tuesday. BORN. 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