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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-09-27, Page 5'Qualrtr� alu'ags higher Matt Price . kilfRSDAX, SEP M13 Eli 27, 1.928 These Prices Good Till Next Thursday Sorntne Soap, 5 bars for 1 Box Soap Flakes Free Tomato Soup, Olark's, 3 tins for 25e Mushrooms, imported •tin 33e Snider's Catsup, regular 25c for -19e Keiller's Dundee Marmalade, reg, 35c for 25c White Oak Barrels about 20 gals $2.00; White Oak Barrels about 40 gals $3,50 Peaches la Bushels tlave arrived, get yours now. Our Prihes are Lowest 25c Ross j Sproat Fhoue 8 • M Stewart Phone 77 Over 1000 stores in Canada Seven Deliveries each, Day eREA We pay the highest prices for good cream, Our services to ,our patrons areahe 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 Meliotte Create Separators. Come in and see the new Models. Seaforth.jCreamery Co, Seaforth, Out, C. A. BARBER, Prop. W, J1 Walker & Son UNDERTAKING —and -- EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipnient W. J.'WALKER, holder of 'Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished, Night or day phone 67, 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. "Clear these goods at once" "We mustmake room for. new stock, said the. Chief. "Clear these• goods at once." So; Brook, a man of words, started a long letter to his bast account., But Hill, the man of action, had already given Long Dis- tance a distant telephone' number. .A. few persuasive words . .. and Hill bad made a sale, before Brook's letter was finished: Men of action and women too, use Long Distance. They keep a list of num- bers frequently called, and give the operator the dis- tant number. This speeds up a service that is already wonderfully quick. 1'or quick results -- use Long Distance, A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY•' Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bond. and Investments Phone 152 Removed to New Office, opposite Daly Ford Garage Seaforth, Ontario. EGMO'NiDVILLE, • The Y.P. S. held their regular.meet- ing :September 24th under the vice presidency of Mr. Keith Webster. Aif- ter the singing of a hymn, Mr. Mc- Donald led in prayer. The Scripture lesson, Psalm 19, was. read by Miss Mae Wallace. Miss .Annie Moore then favored the audience with a pleasing piano solo. The topic for the evening, "rBraeing Words from Browning,' was taken 'by Miss Mar- garetForrest, after Which one of Browning'•s best known poems was given. Intermission was in charge of Miss Iona Wallace. During the busi- ness part of the meeting- delegates were appointed to go to the conference at Grand Bend and Mr. Kenneth Jackson was appointed to go to the laymen's conference at Toronto. After the use of another hymn the tweeting closed with the12irpah bene- diction. WINTHROP. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett and little son Ronnie spent Sunday with 7'[r. and Mrs, 'William Kelly, et West- field. :Miss Isabel Eaton spent the week- end with tliss Mary 1 anis of Walton, Don't forget the dance an the Win - three Hall, Friday, October Stir. Cortin :nut enjoy a good time, Ir, and Vies. F. Wdoster, Jack and (,erne of Birr, and 'Miss M. Webster, of St. John's, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, g Geot e -Eaton. We were sorry y tohear of \r. ,Stan- ley lH,llen having to undergo an oper- ation for appendicitis in Seaforth hos- pital, on Friday evening. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and 'Mrs. S. 'Shannon and dau- ghter 'kat•hleeu, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Hudson, of Hensel!. The Ladies' Aid and W. vt. S, will. meet in Caven Church on Wednesday, October 3rd. Plans will be made for tin anneal supper autd entertainnieut. MANLEY, Mr, and rs Thomas l ur cc1t •rnnv- etl.to Midland this week to continue his duties on the centen'tmixer 'for the King Construction 'Co. They have a 10 utile contrast whish will keep them busy till the snow•flies. The potato ,blight bas caused seri- ous damage to the crop, and i'fthe rot continues 'there will be a scarcity of potatoes for the winter. Those attending the Seaforth Fall Fair from here claim ,that it broke', the records of past years, as the ex- hibits were very good. HXLLSGREEN. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Jones and family visited at Mr. W Carlile', on Sunday, Miss Agnes Love has 'gone to Lon- don to spend a few weeks with friends. The anniversary 011 Sunday was a grand success, Rev, Mr, Anthony, of Thames Road, spoke at 'both services. Speciai ntusie was furnished by the choir, assisted Ity 114rs, tiler, of Sad- lstiry, who rendered two fine solos• meriting and evening. Mission Band will he held next Sunday at the close of the service, 1SIMles Veya,tiSntith spe-egnt 'Tnevday i t Mr. and Mrs, 1yV, Carlilc•,attil family spent Monday lit Stratford. • r1 PAGE ItI TOWN TOPICS The lush 'Trebles bewtittg tourna- ment which wlas to have been 1 this week, is 'postponed until Octo the 2nd, Mrs, Albert Goodfellow zits1 her song Howard Geodfellow, of Milver- ton, visited Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Routledge its Egmondville,• Mrs. Broadfoot and Mr. William Chapman, in 'L'ttekersmith, Mrs,. Mary ,D'orranee, who !has 1 ea apartment offer .Beattie Br store, .has moved to Mrs. Haig, house on Kest Vifillian Street. Mrs. Alex. Stobie and Mr. and M Robert Boyce returned Sunday of spending the past week at Musko Mr. Jack Close, of Kitchetiei', spending his holidays with his tut 'vlr, :Sato, Jackson, Miss Bertha Beatty spent the we end With Toronto and Itainilt friends, Mr, A. Lillico was a week -end gate at his home in .Acton: Mr, Charles Sherwood left on Su day to resume his studies at Torori University, accompanied •by' Mr. 7a Chesney, who !is entering this year. Mr, attd Mrs, .Harry Stewart and children spent the week -end at the •me hodlf Mr, and Mrs, Robert McKee'. Miss Lillian :Morley spent the week- end at her home in Milverton. Mr. and !Mrs, 1V' Finlayson, Mi1- verton, were week -end guests with Mr-, and Mrs. 11. Weiland. Jere and Mrs, A. D. Armstrong and Mr, "Malcolm and Miss Margaret Armstrong and Miss Ballantyne uio- tareti to London ori. Monday, Miss Margaret Armstrong retraining in London where she will attend West- ern University. ' Miss Grace McLean, of Hensall, spent Sunday with Miss Anona Dale, Huron Road. Mr, Alex. McLennan has purchased a house on High Street from Mrs. Cole, off Toronto, and will remodel it end expects to move into it shortly. Mr. and Mrs, 'George Bickerton, of Woodstock, and Mrs. ;Bickerton', bro- ther, Mr. Join Caister. of Los An- geles, Calif;, . was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Nott, Huron Road West, on Sunday, • Mrs. Jack !Milken accompanied her niece, Mrs. ('Dr.) Bacon, and her nephew, Stewart Fowler, to Leam- ington, Toronto and St. Catharines, and will visit friends for a short time. Misses Agnes and Kate MdLellan left Monday for Meaford and will make an indefinite stay there, 'Harvest 'Thanksgiving services will be :held in St, Thomas' Church next Sunday.. !Rev. L. C. Harrison, of Clinton, will be the special preacher for the day. m Miss Mary Hastings, of Wingha, is spending a fess days with Mrs. Jessie Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Tufford, of Beams - vine, were the guests of .her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs William •Gill'es'pde. Mr. and 'Mrs. W. Graham of Strat- ford were visitors on Sunday with Mr told bet' tad os.' ��h's re, ter kis tine wee st to 3. g!htei Nettie Left for'tleir• home ut ,De- Ai;ss Nellie 'has been visiting with her grandparents .the past five months. 'The many friend's of Mrs, Warwick, of Londesboro, and formerly of Sea - forth, are sorry to know of her seri- ious illness. Mrs. Hecklaud. of Toronto, and Mrs. William Sclater are spending a few days in A'u'burn. Mr.aud Mrs. B. Williams, of Strat- ford, visited Mrs. S. Boyd and Mrs, H. J. Gibson over Sunday. 'Mr, and Mrs. 3'. A. Stewart, Miss Nellie McDougall t ti i• e n c a Una en and Helen Stewart were Sunday visitors in Stratford. Messrs. Murdoch -Stewart, Robert \Villi,, Reid Edmonds and Carl Ab- rhart returned to Toronto University his week, - M.rs. Smith and son, of Sarnia, were •isi.tors last week at the home of Mr, nd Mrs. Joseph Gibson. Miss Mary Jackson left Saturday to nter 1)ontestic Science course at To - onto University. e a r Mr. James A. McLachlan, Guelph, spent the week -end with Mr. Robert- son and ;\r: Robertson, - ! ar 1 Miss Mt. Sidney Dolmage Inc rented the residence of the late Dr, Scott, on Goderich Street, • Mr, and Mrs, James Grieve, of Lon- don, visited her cousin; Mrs. John Conelit, for several days. Mrs. Alex, Lamryut, N. Main' Street, had' the . misfortune to fall down the cellar stairs at her !route on Tuesday morning. No bones were broken, but Mrs. Lamont is confined to her bed suffering from braises and the shock, Mr, and ii3rs. Nelson Garden and family and Mrs. G. F. 'S. Garden, of Acton, visited Mrs, McElroy daring the. week, !Miss Gwendolyn Snowdon returned to Toronto UJniversity this,, week, Mr. and Mrs, J'osltua Dennison re - tier n home next week alter spending the su•npncr at Readlyn,Sask. Mr. fohn Dennison is remaining in the West, lir, and Mrs. Thomas Sharpe and family and Miss Ruby Sharpe, of Ver- tuition, Alta.,-iweee London visitors on, Sunday, Mrs, Calder has returned to her home on James Street after spending a month in Tornn'to,.Guelph and Buf- falo. feetilV were visitors cutin j. M. and. r (Jordon Bergeya d a tottioud Mt., "ft l Miss 'Robertson of Wednesday, fit•. Darold Coates, of Toronto,. and Mrs.lEd, Mole. Miss Dlizabeth Smith is visiting with Toronto mad Ottawa friends. . Misses Nellie and. Ilargaret...-Mal- colin, of Lucknow, spent a few. deka last! week with Rev. and Mrs. W. Miss Gladys Melliee left on Mon- day for 'Kingston, where she • will enter Queen's University. Mr. Orden McCormack and -Mr. alid Mrs. Thomas Healy and baby Orden, of Toronto, spent the week- end with !their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holdbeni. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dorsey, of Arnherseburg. !and Mrs. !Conduit, of Leamington, returned an Tuesday af- ter spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Tyermate mington, are guests di:their niece, Mrs. Tyumen. Mrs. Harry Deeboura tuid her den- • each es 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 "af all kinds Thomas Phillips Fruit Merchant Phone 63 Opposite Commercial Hotel spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. R. E. Coates, Mrs. Mcin•tyre returned on Friday to Detroit after spen'din'g the past couple of months with her sister, Mrs. Eiletr MclNabb. Isfiss Margaret Hyslop ,peat the steel: -end at her home in Stratford. Mr, Will Brine and the Misses Brine visited their sister, Mrs, Peter Scott, Brussels, during the week. Mrs, Kilpatrick, of Roxboro, N.Y„ spent a couple of days with relatives hero. On her return. she was accom- panied by Miss Mary Jean Case. Dr. and Mrs. Mci'aul and daughter Evelyn returned to their hoarse at To- ronto on Friday after visiting his sis- ter, Mrs. Mullen. Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Broadfoot, of Moose Jew, arrived on Friday to visit his mother, itlrs. J. H. Broadfoot, TUCKERSMITH, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 'Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wright motor- ed to Niagara Falls and spent Sunday there. Mrs. G. Handley aed little daugh- ter of 'London stpent .the week -end with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gemmell. Mr: 'Lance Norris returned to Tor- onto University this. week.' Mr. Charles Sherwood, returned to Toronto University this week. Miss Elsie •Lansdborctugh spent a. couple of days last week at the :home of Mr. 'and Mrs,' W. Carlile, Hills- green. • ' Miss Alice Thompson, of Stratford,' spent the week -end itt the home of her father, 'Mr. W, Thompson. Mr. Robert Coleman ` and daughter Margaret, lir.' and 4fr's, • Thomas Laing, of nearSttaffe, 'spelt_, Sunday visiting friends near 'Thoradale, Mr.. and .Mrs; Ivan Forsyth spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foryth, Mr. and Mrs. William Finlayson and daughter Lola, of Milverton, spent .the week -end with the laltter's parents in 'Egmondville. Mr. George Tebhutt of • Porter's Hill visited his brother; Lou, and took itt .the Seaforth fair. • Some of the farmers• have peas to pull and expect threshing them in the field, Some oats are • also out yet waiting for the machine, if it only keeps dry. HULLETT. Mr. William Ma on;,,_of Huller¢, sold to Mr. Lam'phrey, of Goderich Township, a choice pair of Clyde Allies, two years'old. for which he got •t good figure, Mr. Sid. Dolmage, o'f Seaforth, delivered them with his truck in short order on Tuesday, KIPPEN. Rally Day service will be held 'its St, Andrew's United Church next Sunday. A special service has been arranged for this occasion, The W.M.S, will meet on Wednes- day next, Oct. 3rcl, at the home of Mrs, Ir h Andrew t w B ell. Rev. Peter let 'Stran8, ll;D l td Mrs. Stang visited relatives in this com- munity last week after returning from a trip through Europe. • Mr. and Mrs. B. Field and fancily visited at the hone or Mrs, Field's parents at Princeton over the week- end. rillr. and Mrs. John Bell and Mrs. 1), Bell, of Boston, visited Rev, and Mrs, Richardson at Drunbo'for the week- end, Mrs. D. Bell and daughter Dor- othy are returning ou Thursday their hone in Boston, Mr,and Mrs James s Bowe visited • J � ,t_ [r. ose' sistera A v y a . t Lucan �nrt Sun- day. Many from hippen attended the an- niversary services at Ftil1sgrcen last Sunday. St. Andrew's United' Church, Kip - pen, will hold their anniversary on Sunday, October 7th. This would have been the sixtieth anniversary of 'tire former Methodist Church, 7Litp- pen, .Ror this occasion, Rev. G. N. Hazen, B,A., of Centennial Church, Loudon, Ontario, has been secured as the special speaker for the day. Ser- vices 1I a,nt and 7,30 am, Miss Helen Dinsdale has ,gone to Stratford, where she will tater the hr'spftaf.(o train as a nurse. Mr, and Mi•s, T. Blair said family, of Lucas, visited Mr, and Mrs, J, Mc• t\furtrie and Mr, and Mrs. i -Hugh Mc- furtrie on Sunday, Mr, Wilfred Mellie visited his sis- ter, Mrs. Ii, Stafford, of Vienna, dur- ing the 'past week, Mr. and Mrs. T, B,' Grieves, of Loti- dnn, visited at the home of 'Mr, and Mt's lames McClymont ort Monday. Messrs, ,Gilher•t Jarrott and Clar• elite McLean left on l'fnnclay Morn- ing to attend the J to i g tic c �t c nn University.' if s' -D reen Ia r lt , l � - o a Mt 1 has cotnr itieiiebd her studies at •Westervdlt• !Business {College, London, Mrs.• Jbitn McKenzie, of Hensall, is visiting her son Mr William Me - I " 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 you the water system you need to meet your requirements. This service is free and without obligation. The Empire Brass Mfg, Co,. Limited,. London, 'Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancon ver For ` b;'ade Geo. A. Sills & Sons Systems Water Systems Kenzie„ of Stanley. California, at the age of 76 years. Mr, Master Willie 'Mckenzie visited in Kaiser was. a 'former resident of Goderich one day Last week. Brucefield, having gone to California more than 30 years ago. His wife was formerly Miss Jessie .MeG STANLEY. Miss Agaies !Love is spending a few days at Loudon. The majority ,of the 'farmers on. 'the Parr :Line have their bean's all .har- vested and a few have been threshed, The grain threshing is almost com- pleted. Mr, and Mrs. John McAsh, of Varna, visited ,her mother, Mrs. W. L. keys, in Seaforth, on Sunday. Mr. William Douglas of :Hyde Park, visited friends at Blake and on the Bronson and !Goshen lines, Miss M. Cornish of Elimville spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Talbot, Dr. and Mrs. R. Smale of Regina, white on 'their honeymoon trip, ,paid a v,sit to Mr. -and Mrs. George Camp - hell, of S.S. No, 4, where Dr. Smale formerly taught school. The Misses Anna May and Hazel Haugh of Tuckersmith visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Comic, last Tuesday, Mis's Melinda Steckler is visiting friends in Waterloo county, After a lingering illness of many ntotrtlis, Mr. V. Gerber Sr., late of Blake, passed away about 7.30 nen. on Sunday evening at the home of hitt sou Moses Gerber, on the Goshen line near Zurich. Miss Lucas, teacher in No. 4, smith, spent the week end at her parents home near Mitchell. BRUCEFIELD, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Berry are now living in the house they purchased from Mr. Lyle Hill a 2 1' months ago. Mrs. Berry's mother and aunt, Mrs, Smith and Mrs. Morrison; of Blucvale, were her guest's last week. Master Melvin Snider is now in tate Seaforth hospital, having undergone an operation for appendicitis last Sun- day. His many friends will be glad is recovering. to hear that he No doubt many of the farmers will be sorry to 'hear that the Massey Harris firm have removed all their repairs from Brucefield. Rally Day will he observed in the United Church next Sunday morning. A full attendance of the scholars is requested. There will be a program and a children's choir. Miss Jean Murdoch sang a beauti- ful solo last Sunday entitled, "He is just the same to -day," which was touch appreciated by the large con- gregation, Mrs. 'Emily Nevens r,f Hamilton, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. Mc- Intosh, this week. Mrs, Davidson left VI Friday to vie - it her daughter, Marjorie, in Chicago. Mr. Charles -Manning aud Gordon visited at the home of Mr. R. Grigg vi Goderich towtrs'hip on Sunday. Mr. George Layton motored to IT,a miltott oil Saturday to. spend the week end with his brother, Mr. 'Charles 1.,ay- 10n and family. Mr, and Mrs, II, Carlsiff of Toron- to celled on Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Caldwell out Sunday. Mrs. lig of Strafford spent Sunday at Mee. William .Sinclair's, Mt and Mta.• •.Al'exRose of Wing- Jinnpetsf Sundry al blr> A Cold, !Word has. been received of the death of 'Wilifam !k,aiser, in • Balboa, regor, u, Brucefield, and . with their two children, survives. Mr, B. Kaiser, of Clinton, anti Mr. John Kaiser, of De- troit, are !brothers, and !Mr. Hugh MdGregor, of Brucefield, is a 'brother- in-law. iter. George .Hardy and son Val, and daughter Irene and Mrs. Wes. Hardy, of •'Granton, spent the week -end with Mr, Thomas Calw'tll and Mrs. James MadDonald, Mr. George Simpson, of Hamilton, Iftenummmoonmenn visited over the week -end at .the home of Mrs. D. McIntosh. His grand- mother, Mrs. Nevin, accompanied him. Mr. C. Chapman, of London, is vis- iting- Mr. T. Calwil•l, of Tuckersntith. .lir. Duncan MacDonald continues to keep very poorly, The Young People's Society are holding a social in the schoolroom of the church on Monday evening. at 8 o'clock. We would like to sae as many as 'possible. A good programme is being prepared. Miss Anna Haugh and Messrs. Lance Norris and Carman iiaugh re- turned ,to their studies at Toronto Un- iversity on Monday. A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening nseal, roasted about medium, with the blood gravy oozing through, gives one a foundation, ((just makes one's mouth water to think of it. flow was that last piece of meat we sent your Wasn't it fine, 6E0. A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth. SEN=HU The Snecia l Milverton Flour We have it—Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds r'• THOMSON 9 GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 Yi.,F U R PLUTO �,J 'a.J 1 lltLaED' Goodyear Tiros and 'Pubes.. Battery Sales and Service. ('ltitrging and Repairing all (Hakes of Batteries A good line of now and •used'parts of different makes of ears, 1.1 your ear is in need of repairs, give 01 a eall. Studebaker:es and Service i , e Garage r e e PHONE 1s7W