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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-09-20, Page 5THURSDAY, prEM 20, 1928 THE SEAPORT NEWS CHAIN RED &WHITE STORES These � Prices Good Till Next Thursday Somme Snap, 5 bats for 25c 1 BoX Soap Flakes free Tomato Soup,,Clark's, 3 tins for Lye Mushl'ooms, imported tin 33e Snider's Catsup, regular 250 for 19c Keiller's Dundee Marmalade, reg. 35e for 2517 White Oak Barrels about 20 gals $2.00 White Oak Barrels about 40 gals :$3.50 .Peaches in Bushels have arrived, got yours now. Our Prices are Lowest Ross J. pro at ►hane8 W. Me Stewart Rhone 77 Over 1000 stores in Canada Seven 'Deliveries each Day AIIMINIMMIrt eR BAM We pay the highest prices for good ereatn. Our services to, our patrons are the best that can be given. Do not sendyour cream\to other Creameries; we want it here., To operate a Creamery we need 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 Separators, Come in and see the new Models. Seaforth ;Creamery Co. ' Seaforth, Ont. C. A. BARBER, Prop. W, J. Walker & Son UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. j. WiALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. D. H. Mclnnes 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 el an Itchy Spot Beep your hair and 'scalp clean, also free from dan- druff by having your next shampoo at SID'S SI 4W Just around the Corner in the Dominion Bank Build- ing Phone 125. „ A 40 -cent visit! Telephone visits, of course — intimate little talks once a week — at an average cost of only 40 cents! When the sisters . were first separated, there were long letters, then shorter ones, then an occasional note between rare visits. But now they visit regularly, because they have discovered how in- expensive, nexpensive, and sati,afy- ing, Long Distance calls are, and how quick, especially Station -to - Station calls after 8.30 p.m. Ater midnight, the rates are even lower. Only 40 cents a week to keep this family united! Isn't it worth it? Oq7 COKE Car of Coke, coming -next week Special price .off car. ANDREW ARCHIBALD Pianos Tuned i leaned and Repaired A, iow e- Chas. AY Residence—James St. Want and gat' Sale ads, 3 tithes 50c PHONE 44 W, SIi A.FORTti amenemamm BORN. LOVE.—In Tuckersmith, on Sep- tember 10, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. jetties Love, a daughter (Shirley), 11IRIFS'11OW.-4ln Miami, Florida, on August 39, 1928, to Mr, and Mrs, Leo E, Bristow, a daughter (Gloria Iia Verne), TAYLOR. --In Stanley •Township, on ISnnclay, Sept, 2, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Taylor, a on. '1'A'VIJOIR. --• In Tuckersmith, on Monday, Sept. 10th, 1191 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor, a son, .-TOWN TOPICS Mrs, 14. Sturtevant and sen Nor- man, of New Bedford, Masa„ were week -end guests of Mrs, R, E. Bright, Mr. and Mrs, J, A, Livingston aud Dorothy, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs, F; J, Gurr and daughter Betty, motored from Toronto and spent the week -end with. Mr. dull Mrs. Will Shannon, of Seafor'th. Mr, and Mrs. John E. 1)aley spent Saturday et London, Mr, and Mrs, Milton Stewart and Mrs,Oole'snan, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. W, Shannon spent Wednes- day last at London, Misses Abibie Seip and Jean Smith •were week -end visitors with Bruce - ,field friends. • Mr, and Mrs, W, J. Finnigan and family were Port Albert visitors' on Sunday. Mr..end Mrs. R. G, Parke and Miss Dorothyfriendsat spentWalton, Suirday evening with Mrs. M, McKellar left Wednesday moaning to spend a few days in Buf- falo, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Walker and four daeghters, of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs, Langford Cltapm'an and children, of Godericlt; Mr, A. D. Oha'pmen and wife, and Dr, Garnet Chapman, of Bt'idgeburg, and Miss Musgrove, of Niagara Falls, spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Chap- man, Mr, and Mrs, James •Cletsnan and son, of Detroit, Mich., visited at the home of Mrs, Thomas McQuaid. Miss Frances Reynolds, ds, of Lucan,n spent Sunday nits at her home. Y t Mr. and Mrs. John Glazebrook, of Chicago, spent the week -end with the \'fisses Brine, Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Eckert left Monday for Midland where they will reside until the Icing Construction Co. has completed its contract there, Miss Belle Smith is visiting, • Mr, and Mrs. Hodgins in Kincardine. Mr. Will Cline, of Hamilton, is re- newing old acquaintances in town. Mr. Will Brine, of Toronto, is spending a cottple of weeks with his sisters, The Kim Trail Rangers numbering 20 were entertained at a corn roast on ?,Ir, Robert Scott's farm in Har- purhey on Monday night. Mrs, .Charles Brodie and Miss Jean Scott were hostesses, Mrs. Harry Des'boura, of Detroit, is spending her vacation with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs.' C. Eckert. Mr, and Mrs, Samuel Hanna, West Street, and daughter, Mrs. H, Web- ber, of Cromarty, and Mrs. John Keys, of •HensaM, motored to Col- borne on Tuesday ants are visiting with their cousins. Mr. and Mrs, G. Rufus Keys, this week. .Mrs. Mulligan, of Grand Forks, N. Dakota, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Thomas McQuaid. The following students are enter- ing on their respective: cout`ses this week and next: Stratford Normal-- Cora ormal—Cora Strong, John Ferguson, Laura McMillan, Badliara Simpson; London Normal—Alice Archibald, Jean Cluff, Mildred Johnston; Toronto University —James Chesney (S,P,S.), Fraser Oliver (Mathematics Physics, Mc- Master); :Western Oniverslty--,Marg- aret Armstrong; ,Business,'Westervelt, London-1Doreen Farquhar, Margaret Hoggarbh; Shaw's, Toronto—Mildred Turnbull`' O. A. C. — Jean Webster, 1•-1 elen McKercher (Dietician). Mrs. James Sproat Mrs.'Russell Sproat, Mrs. Marshall Stewart and Mrs, Thomas Coulter were in Strat- ford on Tuesday. •Mr, and Mrs. David Dapple and Mrs, M. Modeland were in Stratford Tuesday. •Miss Elia Papple 'has gone to visit Heeds in Brantford. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Robinson were in London on Wednesday. Miss Do- rothy. Robinson wieo is going to enter business college in London, accom- panied them. Mrs. Hugh Hamilton, of Toronto, is visiting at the home of her daugh- ter, Mts. James Love. Keep in mind the dates, Oct 28 and 29, when N'ort.hside United Church will hold its anniversary and fowl supper, Further notice later. ' Mr,' and Mrs. Gordon• Webster, To- ronto, spent several days this' week at b- Mr, r; n• Mrs.JohnWeb the home of V[ and s ster, Mr. tad Mrs, .Leitch left Saturday for their home at •Chanpaigne, Pll„ after spending several weeks wibh Mr. and Mrs, John Webster and other relatives in. Ontario, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wasman, Mr. and Mrs. James Boyce, of near Kip pen, calmed on friends Sunday. They drove over, in Mr, Wasnan's new Chrysler. Miss Vera Hudson has returned from her two weeks' vacation spent in Stratford, Toronto and London. Mr. and Mi•s. Alex. Kerr, George Street, are moving into the house re- cently vacated by Mr. aril Mrs, Fletcher, who are moving to Strat ford, \frs. Lizaberh Charters has return ed from her vacation after visiting friends in Lansing and Grand Rapids, Mich. '\![r, and Mrs. Little and Mrs. Mc- Leod, of Detroit, called on Sunday on Mrs. Wylie, of toren and Mr. and Miss Leitch, of E.emondville, and the Bailey' family, .of Stratford, Miss Elia Holmes is ill Goderioh visiting Ivfr, and • Mrs, Tweedie,. Mrs, James Hughes and son Jimmie have returned horn Detroit alfter vis- iting her daughter Monica, who has taken a position there, and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kestle spent the week end in Exeter with Mr, and Mrs, 'Ul- rich Snell. • Mrs, (De.) Bacon, of Beverly Hills, Ca11f., and brother, Mr,- Stewart Fowler, Leamington left Thursday for Toronto and (Mina once speeding the week with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mi,. Jack lvtillson, N. Main Street, and other friends hems Mr, Sage, of Wroxeter, is visiting his sister, Mrs. McCullough, Both brother and sister are over ninety years of, age. Mr, 'Sago ,being 06 and Mrs, McCullough, 92, Mr, and Mrs, A. Edler slid family and Mrs. 'Hugh Wright and Jack were Sunday visitors nt Foulness, Mr. and Mrs.ohn McPherson are p sading the week with Mr, and Mrs. Peaches Guaranteed A. No. $2.50 Bushel Basket Received fresh daily from the Niagara District.. The choicest fruit obtainable Make your own inspection and leave your order Look over our stock of fruits of all kinds Thomas Phillips Fruit Merchant Phone 63 Opposite Commercial Hotel Harry Norris, Cromarty; Mr. and Mrs, Frank • Golding and son, of Stratford, were week -end guests Sunday wibh Mr. mid Mrs. W. 'H. Golding. Miss Dorothy Nation is spending the week with her cousin, Miss Mary Hays. Miss Ruby Sharpe, of Vermilion; Alta,, is spending a couple of weeks with her uncle and atuet, Mr, and Airs, Thomas Sharpe, before entering a `business college in Ontario. Miss Mabel ,Sharpe, of Port Arthur, spent several days tyt the home of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Sharpe. Mrs, Robert'Webb, of Toronto, is visiting friends in this vicinity, Special Optical Offer. High grade heavy weight goldafill- ed spectacles with best flat spherical lenses at lowest prices. Eyes examin- ed by our well known and ,painstaking spccielist, Mr. Idugii'son with 28 years' experience, 18 years corning to Sea - forth, You get the best optical work to 'be obtained :and at reasonable cost. From Monday 1 pan., Sept, 24 to Wednesday noon Sept. 26. Come early, B',eattie's Fair, Seaforth, HIBBERT. Mr. and Mrs: John Walsh and son Master Michael, and daughters, Misses. Mary and Margaret, of Me-. Killop, and Mr. Dennis Barry, of Tuckerernith, were ',London visitors last week, ' Mrs. W. Nigh and son John, of Tuckersmith, accompanied by the Misses Maty and Bridget Casey, of Sealforth, called' on friends in Mc - K ii'o,p, Dublin and Hibbert on Sun- day last. Mr, Dennis Barry, of Tuckersmith, spent Sunday last at the home of his cousins, Mrs, Pat. Ryan Sr. and son John, of Hibbert. 'Mrs. August Dacha -me and little daughter Catherine, of H•rbbert, spent a couple of days this week at the home of her parents, Reeve R. Ken- nedy and Mrs. Kennedy, of Tucker - smith, Mrs. E. Roach, of Dublin, spent the week -end at the home of her daugh- ter, Mr, and Mrs: Joseph Cronin, Hib- bert. Mr. Edward Hart, of St. Columban, paid e flying visit on Tuesday of this week to some of ,his old neighbors on the 3rd concession of Ribbert. •CROMARTY. Jackson-Bruce.—A quiet - wedding was solemnized in New York City when a popular young lady of this person of Miss 5 C community, t 'il the Mary Rebecca ("Becky") Bruce, youngest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. David Bruce of Cromarty, was united in marriage to Mr. John Russell, eld- est son of Mr. and Mrs, John Jack- son, of Pe1ly, 'Sask. The bride was daintily gowned in a' dress of blue skies taffeta, wearing the groom's gift, a white gold wrist' watch set with diamonds and sapphires. After a sumptuous dinner at Hotel Penansyl- vania,-the bride and groom took the boat for Nashua, an island across the straits of Florida, where they will 'be gone ,for four months. The bride tra- veiled in a 'brown costume, her dress being brown satin and coat of brown vclebdoom trimmed with mink fur, with hat and shoes to match. For the past four years the bride has been employed with the American Radia- tor Company in Detroit, and the staff presented her with a magnificent three-piece jewellery set, bracelet, brooch and necklace to match. The many friends of the bride will join in extending congratulations. Opening Dance FAIR, NIGHT Friday, Sept. 21 G,W.V.A. HALL y �aE7,4N7RTil'i Good Music Good Moor Fun Galore Dancing c) - tri 2 Admission $1:00 Extra i'tdy Coe Everybody Welcome. MANLEX, :Hiss Hannah Downey, of Saginaw, called on frieu'l in our burg last week M,' aud Mrs. C, Eckert and their daughter, Mfrs Harry Desbottra, of Detroit, were visitors at hones of the latter's sisters, Mrs. W. Manley and Mrs: T. McKay, this week. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Eckert were via., icor, in our burg last Sunday, CONSTANCE, Rev, W. D. McDonald will conduct anniversary services in Constance Utt'ited Church on October 21st, morning and evening. A goose sup- per to follow. llrafch for further 111- 114urtcetnents, 'Mr, Howard Armstrong is laid ep with the . Mrs. LeofinStephenson and baby Donald returned Wednesday front Clin ton hospital. Miss Beulah Scott returned 'home Tuesday from the hospital after her recent operation for appendicitis. Mrs Pollard, Miss Phoebe Wake- field and Mr, David Milisott attended Goderich Fair on Tuesday, Mr, and Mrs, John Rogerson, who have sold their farm to Mr, Leslie Knox, of Harfock, expect to retire to Londesboro this fall and are holding an auction sale on October 10th, Their many fiends will be sorry to lose them, W.M.S,—The W. 3d. S. meeting for the month was he'id Thursday, Sept. 13, No programme was prepared owingto the quilting and missionary onar Y box. The ladles intend -holding an- other quilting this Thursday, Conitri- butions of clothing for the box wil•I be appreciated, Mr. Alvin Dale left Tuesday for Midland with the King Construction Co. where they have paving to do, having completed the 114 south of Clinton on the London: Road; What -is believed to be a record in the way of fruit bearing hos been made by a Jerusalem cherry ,plant, be- longing to Mrs; C. Anderson, which' bears 44 red cherries, As the plant is less than ten inches in height it is almost covered by the cherries, which are as Targe as ordinary cher- ries. They remain fall and red from this time until Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Rankin, of For- est, were guests of their niece, Mrs. William Britton, over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. McDougall, of St. Thomas, are spending a few days ,with their ,niece, Mrs, Ed. Britton. Miss Belle McCully is still confined to her room, We hope to see her around soon. \fr, Hugh Dunlop lost a valuable. steer last week, Mr. M. Armstrong is pajring Mani- toulin Island another visit, this time for sheep. Mr. and Mrs. R. .Clarke and Mrs,. O. Anderson spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs, W. 'C. Clarke, of Listowel. Mrs. J. McGregor, of Walkerton, is visiting her sister. Miss Belle Mc- Celly. Want and For Sale ads, 3 tithes 50c HARLOCK. A meeting of the managers of Burns Church was on Monday even- ing at which it was decided that. Mr, Thomas Neilans and Mr. Frank Mc- Gregor .Would 'be given the job of shingling the church. The Woman's Missionary Society of Burns Church and Knox Church, Londeniero, held their 'September meeting last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Parsons, A ,pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all, - • Mr; and Mrs, Joseph Bewley, Mr. Reece Ferris and Irene and Mrs, Wil- liam Bell were in London last Thurs- day. Mr, and Mrs, James Love and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Love and Jimmie, of Joliet, Mich., visited at the hone of their cousin, Mrs, George Knox, and Mr, Frank McGregor, on Tuesday of this week, Deputy Grand. blaster A. W. Bea- com, who had the pleasure of visiting Palmerston Masonic Lodge on Fri- dayevening of last week,reports hav- ing a very enjoyable'ttneven though he did get caught in a couple of very heavy storms while mo't'oring home in company with Mr. Aylmer Pollard. Mrs. George Knox and family spent Thursday of last week in Stratford, Mr. Re ce-Ferris recently went to Windsor Ind brought home a fine new Ford coach, We wish them much pleasure with their fine car. Mrs. Robert Hesk, (formerly Miss Rose IIerrington), of Crystal City, Dakota, is at present visiting at the home of Mr. and Mfrs. William Bell (her old home). Mr, and Mrs. Russell Suudereo'ck visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bell on 'Sunday, Mr, Will Smith, Mr. Stevens and Mr. V,Taods, of Detroit, visited at the home of -lir. au'd Mrs, Robert Ferris on Friday. One day recently old Dr. Stork call- ed at the Clinton Hospital and left a fine baby girl with Mrs. Aylmer Pol- lard, We are pleased to hear that Airs. Pollard and baby are both do- ing fi, IWeneare aol'ry to know that Mr, Wil- liam H. Knox a short time ago had the misfortune to have two of his Fingers badly lacerated while work- ing with the windmill, but glad to hear that so Inr'they are :getting along Well and hope they may continue to become better. Wile are sorry that Mrs. Robert Ferris is at present suffering from a Sore ear, but as it is slightly improv- ing mprov in > we hope it will soon he better. Miss Annie McTaggart is at present •nt the lto.ine. of Mr, Leo Watt. Mr, John Sheppard and on Wit - 'Ilan), ' of Clinton, and the former's siatet', Mrs. Osborne and two grand- children, of Brigdcn, Lantbton Cottu- tv, visited at the home of their ecu - sin, A. W. Beacom, on Sunday. Messrs, 'Harold and Bert 'Beacom and Mr. Thomas Beattie were in Lon- don on Titursclay. Mr, and Mrs, Alex, McEwing and Heleie spesit part of Monday in Brussels. Mrs, Comedian visited at the hotite • of Mrs. McVittio at Tuesday • It Pump mss of Water for -east: ? I\TO one could tt d lir eY ou for such at such l# arie— c et how y many tons of water, do you pump—how many miles do you walk between your house and the hand pumpeach year? - A Duro Water System will relieve you of all this drudgery. TO will work for you year after year at the rate of only one cent per 100 gallons of water pumped! Is it worth while to endure the drudgery of the hand pump and. `fwhen a Duro Water System will work for so little? It's first cost low—lower now than ever before. Convenient terms can be had, COME IN AND WE'LL DEMONSTRATE DURO FEATURES TO YOU The Empire Brass Mfg. Co,, Limited, London, 'Toronto, Winnipeg, Vencor, ver ''Beale CEO. A. SILLS & SONS Pressure Water Systems Pu o,Guarantees SatisfactdiyUrai it$ , ice Mr. ,Harold B€acom returned home Suad'ay after spending a few days with friends in Grey. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fear and Mr. Kelland McVittie spent Sunday in Loudon. Miss ,Janet McVmttie spent. Wednes- day of last week in London. Mr, :Reece Ferris visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Rapson an Sunday, A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing. Bonds 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 throtigh, gives one a foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to think of 11. How was that last piece of meat we sent you? Wasn't it fine. GEO. A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth. EN:44U The Snecial Milverton Flour We have it --Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings [ti a GRAIN DEALER Chop of All Kinds filOM ON PHONE 25 YOUR 2AUTO NEEDS Goodyear Tires and Tubes. Battery Sales and Service. Charging and Repairing ail makes of Batteries A good line of now and used'narts of different makes of easy. 11 your ear is in need of repairs, give 05 a calf. Stiarlebaker Sa e 1 s and Service ,e e .,_e PHONE 1671/17