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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-11-01, Page 5`IIIURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 19?8 TI 'Fr SBAFQRTIi NDW A CHAIN RED &WHITE STORES 1R YOU WANT TO SAVE, READ THIS Campbell's Tomato Soup, up, 6 ties ...... :... ... Cool days are Soup Days s Calumet Soap Flakes, large package Made by Palm Olive Co. :Keen's Mustard Ointmept, introducing at By Keen's Mustard Co,, New tPruttes, good size, ,great flavor, 2 lbs, Dates, 3 lbs„ and 3 lbs:' Figs, alt for Mannite, for children, -invalids, etc., bottle 20c Bath Cubes, makes watersoft, fragrant and refreshing. Direct from England. If you ever take a bath, try these 2 pkgs. 15c. Economy rules at the Red and White Ross J.Sproat Rhone 8 68c. 14c 33c 23c 49c w • • t!' 1. Stewart {?hone 77 Over 1000 stores in Canada Seven Deliveries each. Day C.REAM We pay the highest prices for good cream. services to4our patrons are the best that can be given. Our 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 ,Creainery Co, Seaforth, Ont. ' C. A. BARBER, Prop. W J, Walker & Son UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go.: vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. IL H, McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Afternoons Diseases of all kinds success- ' fully treated, Eleotricity used. Beware of an Itchy Spot Keep yodr hair and scalp clean, also free from 'dan- druff by having your next shampoo at SID'S.. SJ4O Just around the Corner in the Dominion Bank Build- ing Phone -125. Pianos Tuned Cleaned, and Repaired Chas. -Ai llowey Residence—James St, A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bond. and Investments Phone 152 Removed to New Office, opposite Daly Ford Garage Seaforth, Ontario. COMMERCIAL HOTEL,_ Seaforth on, WEDNESDAY, NOV: 77TH, 1928 J. B. KNIGHT- display NIGHT- display a complete line of ladies' and gent's Hair Goods including Patent Structure Advice on all Scalp Ailments and the use of Inecto.Rapid Phone Hotel for Appointment The W;T, Pem ber Stores Limited 129 ,i ONGE ST„ TORONTO, ONTARIO DANCE to be held in Walker's Halt Bu er cefi ld Friday da Nov. 2nd BEST 'DANCE OF SEASON Dancing 'at 9 .p,in, sharp Collins Orchestra. Lunch served Gentletnten 75c Want and For Sale ads, 3 times 50c TOWN TOPICS The manyfriends £rie of .1fiss Edit Ritchie are glad to see her aroun again atter her recent operatign fo appendicitis. Mr, anci- :Mrs. :Levi lileLaughll Mr, and Mrs. .Wilmer ''McLaughlin an family, a r t y of Kitchener, i e d Mrs. \ lar g are :Balton,. -of I'oidan wich spent th week -end with Mrs, Eleanor Ritehi and Mr. and Mrs. E. Fletcher, of Eg nionilville. Mr, Levi McLaughlin i a brother andMrs.'B'olton is a siste to Mrs, Fletcher.' The ladies of St. Thomas' .Aagli can 'Church intend to hold their an neat bazaar' and supper on Thursday Noy. 29th. Miss Dorothy Kerslake, Toronto accompanied by Miss Mary Hardist3 Galt, visited over the week -end at th former's,honse here, Mrs G. T. Turnbull returned o Monday after spettdiil�g a month 1 Hpntst ille and Toronto, Mrs, J, H. Nichols, of Toronto, an ?dr, lar, A. Wright, of Detroit, spen the week -end with their sister, Mrs Dalton. Mr, Harold Coates, who has bee associated during the past year with Prof, Parkin in the Aeronautical Re search Laboratory at 'Toronto Uni- versity, left this week for Camp Bor- den to join the Royal 'Flyiag:Corps. Mrs, George Sillery left on Tuesday to spend the winter with her son, Mr. Morrison ISillery, at Marquis, Sark, Mrs, R. E, Coates has returned after spending several weeks with friends at Guelph, : Mrs, Robert Clenna'han, of Glencoe, is visiting friends in Seaforth and it tocintY W. The Rea. P. Lane was as in. London on Sunday last conducting services in King Street United 'Church. Mrs, George Weir leaves next'week to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. (Dr,) Latimer, at Anderson, N. Carolina. nt Mr. Alex. Gray, of Egondviile, suffered a broken wrist and painful neck injuries when he fell 17 feet from an apple tree on Thursday. With Mrs. Gray a helpless paralytic invalid - it was a trying accident for the fancily. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Hanna left on Thursday to attend the funeral of her brother-in-law, Mr, W. J. Reid, who died Wednesday morning at Anoca, Mich., following an operation. Mr. Walker and Mr. Hudson, of Marlette, Mich„ and Mrs. Troyer spent the,latter part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Consitt. Mrs.' Reid, of Lucknow, was. a week -end guest with her sister, Mrs, James Sproat, Mr. and Mrs, Sid. Gemmel' spent several days this• week in, Toronto, re- turning:Tuesday. Mr. and lars..A, E. Sage and family of Stratford, were week -end guests. with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart Mr. Jack Daly, of the Bank of Commerce, has been transferred' to Dublin branch on. Thursday. Mr:. Burke of Dublin will fill the vacancy here. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Oke, of Tuck- ersmith, who are holding an auction sale on Wednesday, are moving to town shortly. ' The Misses Brine were visitors in Toronto this week, Mrs. Lowery, of :Brussels, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. L Porte- ous this week, Friends are pleased to know that Mrs. William Butts who has been. eriously ill for the past three weeks t her son's, Mr Thomas Butt, of. Kipper,' is sufficiently improved to be ble to come home. :Mir: and Mrs. Melvin Talbot and amity, of Stanley.. township, were unday visitors with -firs. W. L. <eys. Rev. Dr. McIntosh, of London, vis - ted at the home of 3. 3F. and Miss Robertson, oh Sunday, while in Sea-, orth: The'former attended model choot with him at Goderich. Some people were awakened from heir slumbers about midnight Sunday y the honking of a large Hock of wild eese winging their way towards ack Miner's resort. - Mr, and Mrs,; Wesley Free, with Grace, Garnet and Harold, visited at he home of Sydney Free in .Brantford n Sunday. 'Cal, and Mrs. R, S. Hays and Gorge visited at the home of Mr. and Irs McLelland; Toronto, during the eek -end. George returned to Lon on, d r d e e r n n d u. ST. COLUMBAN. Mr, and Mrs, Michael Downey spent Sunday in,London. Miss Ellie Dorsey, of ,London, spent a fed days this week visiting her bro- ther, Mr. and Mrs. William Dorsey, Mrs, Dan, McMillan returned to Detroit last week after spending a week's visit with friends here, Mrs. Owen Hart has been can the sick list. We hope to see her out again soon, dr, Bill McMillatt has returned from Detroit after a few months spent there, rTHE TELEPHONE RADIUS. It is interesting to note the num- ber of telephones, brought within the talking radius of Canadian subscrib- ers; ,Great. :Britain. 1,600,000 tele- phones; Germany, 2.8.50 ,000; Belgium, 204,000; Holland, 237,000; Switzer - Denmark (Copenhagen) 127,000; Norway (Oslo) 43,000; Sweden, 163,- 000; total in Europe 5,766,00, The Canadian telephone user is also with- in reach of 18900,000 in the United States. Altogether there is a grand total of 26,048,000 with the circle of oral communication, Always Ready and Reliable.—Prac- tically all pains arising from inflaip- mation can be removed with Dr; Thomas' i:clectric Oil. Simply rub it on the sore spot and it is quickly absorbed by 'the slut, Its healing power is cnaveyed to the ieflamed tissue which is quickly soothed, This, fate old remedy is also a specific for all manner of cuts, scratches, bruises and sprains: Keep a'bottle handy al- ways, CIIINA GIFTS TOYSGAtir ,A .L40 for all the people all the time Christmas �tmas S eco 1s Arriving Each ch Day come = Buy = Save Beanie's China Store WINTHROP. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett, spent Sunday with Mr, and \rs, Lloyd Porter, of 'Crenbrook. Dbn t forget the s Thar s i �'a 1, to dance in the Winthrop hall, Nov 9th Blyth orchestra in attendance, \'Cr, Armand Kersaick, who has been engaged with Mr. W. C. Bennett'for the past two years, has left for Kitch- ener, where he has secured a good position with' the Goodrich Tire 'Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dolmage en- tertained the "Glee Club" last Tuesday evening. The evening was spent in progressive euchre. Ladies' first, Miss Alntira Shannon, a beautiful box of stationery, and Mr. A. A. Cuthill sec- ured men's first, a deck of playing cards in a leather case. A very dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Miss Vera Haist spent the week -end with Mrs. John Haist, The anniversary services held here last Sunday were well attended. Rev. Mr, Weir, of Blyth, conducted the morning and evening services. Miss Edna .Campbell, of Bensniller, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Campbell, VARNA. Mrs, Gibbs, of Nanticoke, is visit- ing relatives in and around the vil- lage, , Several from this district took in the fowl suppers.; held at Zurich and Middleton. The many friends of Mr. Kippford will be sorry to know he is under the. doctor's care. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. M. Elliott shipped live stook to Toronto Saturday. Mr. C Steil: is busy these days building a new fence on the school premises. The members of St, John's Church were entertained Friday evening to a fowl supper at the home o'f Beatty Bros- After supper the evening was spent in music, singing and. other am- usements. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sherritt, of North Dakota. in company -with their neph- ew, Mr. T. Sherritt, of Hensall, called on Mr, and Mrs. John Beatty last week. Mr. 3, T. Reid, of London, was in our burg last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mossop and daugh- ters spent Sunday with friends on the Bronson Line. :Bean growers are smiling these days as the market looks promising. ROXBORO. The Doerr Company, Kitchener, who have the contracts for Hydro wiring, have finished at Mr. Garro v s and Mr. Aitchison's and are now at Mr. Joseph Scott's. They have yet t wire the places -en the second con- cession down to Mr. McNay's, lir, and Mrs. JohnMcCowan have purchased the house at the corner from the Walker estate and are re- modelling it. The Midnight Rovers' Club are hav inga masquerade party at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Duncan \McCowan on Thursday night. • - Mr., John Scott had a successful sale Tuesday, Mr. Scott intends re- tiring to. Seaforth. Messrs. R. Dodds and C. Eckart have completed the contract of J, M. Eckart's chicken house: Coghill Tailored Clothes Arc known for their depend- -able service, style, perfect fit- ting'and quality`Iniloring, Ask the man, who wears Cog hill tailored clothes, COG II I LL . -- TAILORING 108 Downie•St. STRATFORD ELIMVILLE. Mr, and Mrs. Charles, Stephen and Laurie, Mrs. s. Thas. Bell and Miss Bessie Bell spent the week -end with relatives in Detroit and Bay City, The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wright in the loss of their infant dau- ghter last week. Mrs. (Rev.) White and children and Miss Helen March visited in Wind- sor for a .few days recently. lire are pleased to report that Mr. Philip 'Murch is recoveis-ing nicely from his accident last week. HARLOCK. -. Mr, Sidney Smith and Mr, and Mrs. Provost and baby, of Detroit visited at the home of \Ir. and Mrs Robert Ferris over the week -end. We are pleased to know that Mas- ter Jimmie McEwing, who has been laid up with a felon on his hand, is well enough to be back to school again. Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Farquhar and children, of hear Clinton, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sheppard on Sunday. Mr- and Mrs. Simon MoVittie, ac- companied by Mrs, 'Sinton McVittie Sr, motored to Heapeler Saturday to visit the former's brother, Mr. Albert McVittie and' family, returning on Sunday but leaving Mrs. McVittie Sr,, who purposes spending the winter with her son and his fancily. 'Miss ''Lydia Reid attended the mas- querade ball in Blyth on Friday even- ing. Mr, and Mrs. Bewley and family, of near Walton, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Bell and family, -visited on Satur- day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ferris. We are sorry to know that Mrs. H. W. Allen. who is very sick, is not re- covering as her friends would wish. Miss Marjorie McEwing visited over the week -end withher friend, Miss Irene Swinbank, of the London Road. Mr. and Mrs. Salkeld and family,, of Goderich, visited Mr. and Mrs, William Bell on Sunday. Miss Marjorie Colson had her ton- sils removed! in Clinton hospital on Monday, and we are pleased, to hear that she is getting along fine. :lir, Bert Beacom and Willie Knox attended the masquerade 'ball in Blyth on Friday evening and although there was not a large crowd, they had a very good time. Mr, and Mrs. George McTaggart. of Walton. visited at - the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sinton McVittie on Sunday. We are sorry that Master Jackie McEwing had the misfortune on Sat- urday while horse back riding to fall off and break his right arm' at the wrist, but we hope it will soon get healed so he can get back to school, Mr, Charles Parsons and Mr Leo Watt returned home Sunday after spending a week with friends in Essex County. and in Iowa and Indiana in the United States. While away they had the pleasure of shooting 20 ducks: Miss Grace McEwan visited Misses Amy and Ena Parsons on Thursday night. 'IcEr, Wilfred Crisp and his daughter Miss Jean, of. London, visited over the week -end at the home of Mrs. H. W. and Bert Allen. Mr. Thomas Stevens, who has 30 acres to plow with the tractor for Mr, Bert Trwin, started on Tuesday. We wish him good weather. alis Arany- Parsons visited with her friend Miss Harriett Taylor, over the week end Mr. an l Mrs. Dan. Stevens and fans- Stutily visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richardday Armstrong, near Ethel, on :\it and Mrs. William Gallagher, of 'Perth visited at the home of Mrs, H. W. Allen and Bert Allen on Tuesday of last week. -alis Daniel Stevens and Ernie'tis- ited Miss Annie Stevens in Clinton on Tuesday Mr. alai \its, Albert Taylor and family visited tri/n Mrs. Taylor's brother, lir. Nelson Lear, on Sunday; Deputy Grand blaster A. W. Bea- chnt visited the Masonic Lodge in Brussels last Tuesday night, and en- joyed a very fine time meeting- a lot of Visitors from Listowel attd sitter towns. Mrs, A, W. Beacom and Edythe vis- ited at the home of \ir, and firs. Isaac Rapsati on Sunday afternoon, Two papers in one --The Fancily I3ea•ald and. Weekly Star, :Montreal— one' for the• Weekly• farm, the other .for the 'home, both of superior excellence, One dollar a year covers the subscription, or three years for :G2, TUCKERSMITH Mr, anal Mrs, Ivan Forsyth spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Wilson ' Allen of Egmondtille of s Mfona McGregor, of Kippers left un Wednesday t, trait For a nurse to Seatorthaietimrral Hospital tilt; and 1tra. Garden t-Iayter, :vara. Ro \ 9a .l t and d .It,. Pullman spent p t \I n with 1 Mr tl n , y and Mrs, David Steef, of \Ioakton av Messrs. Sam and Ed. 1feBurney, of Wucgham, spent Thursday last at the home of Mr, 'and "Mrs. A, Nicholson. Mr, George Cameron has purchased a new Star car, Many from here attended the anni- versary services in Seaforth on Sunday and the fowl supper Monday night. Mr: and Mrs. Rice of Forest Nook, Parry Sound district, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Cole- man. Mrs, Rice Is a sister of Mrs. Coleman's, They were accompanied by Mrs.'Caleman's• nephew Mr, 'Hud- son, of :Marlette, Mich, Mr, and alts. Rice are motoring to their Wai- ter home in Los Angeles, Cal. Dr. Peter .McEwen, of Detroit, is visiting his brother and sister on the Bayfield Road. Mr, Bert McI<ay has rented Mr. Cecil Oke's firm in Tuckersmith, Mr, Oke is holding a clearing sale on Wednesday, Nov. 7th. Mr. and Mrs, George Fairbairn vis- ited at Mr. A.'Caldweil's on'Sunday-, McKILLOP, The following are the results of the examinations for S.S. No. 2, McKillop, for the months of September and Oc- tober, e , Aame s ofwwere a tis who ho er a ab- P sent for one or marcx a ' e a nut tron- a a are marked with an asterisk, Honours 75 per cent„ pass 60 per cent. Sr. IV. \Iac McFarlane 67 p.c., Margaret Storey 61, Sam McClure 60, Janes McClure 41. Jr. IV,—Robert McMillan 77, Ver- na McFarlane 75. Sr, IIiI.—*James More 68, *Nelson. \IdCiure 55. Jr- . III, *M� rgaret McClure 72, Edith McMillan 72 (equal), Orville Storey 60, *Eddie Storey 53. Jr, I.I,—Isabel Anderson 80, *El- mer Scott 70, Arthur And'ersotr 67, Bert McClure 60, Chaflie Storey 60 • (equal). - ,Primer --John Anderson, Bertha McFarlane, Elwood Storey. Number on roll 20, average attend- ance 18.5. • Olive V. Medd, Teacher, The `r\'ioonlight, Revellers" met on Friday evening of last week for a re- organization and re-election of officers of the Club for the taming year. The first meeting will be held at the home of Mr.. Edward Price, Friday evening, November 16th. During the past winter the club have had very success- ful meetings and provided? splendid entertainment for the long winter ev- enings. A number of friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Klein last week to say farewell to then before they left the farm. Mr. Klein is going to Pontiac, Mich. Want and For Sale ads, 1 week 25c HIBa3KRT. F'li unit• i, the report .>f S. 8,'2; 7,. Hibbert, for the months of Septen her and Oelsiber. 4r, IV—Betnace Harris 86 f,er cent Doris Sararas 75, Beatrice Drover an Orval Cooper (equal) 6N, ITL—Ross Hoggarth 65. Sr.. 'IL—WI/limn ,i, 1 lam Chambers 5- Mlerwood Nash (absent from exams,) Sr,. II, --Earl Drover 32, Benson Stoneman and John Chappel. (equal; 68, Lorne Chambers 40. First, -- 'Rae Chambers 63, Rrlt Treffry 61. Pi-Intary,-Percy Wright 85, Jut Verner 83, Wilmer: McDonald 78, Number on roll, 16. Attendance for September 11,2. Attendance for Octo- ber 15. Victoria Bolton, Teacher. Call up your customers by long distance An occasional call will make it almost impossible for them to stop trading with you. Do you realize that one of the largest returns you can se- cure from the expenditure of a small sum is to be had by calling up old customers occasionally by Long Dis- tance Friendliness begets friendli- ness. How can you or I keep away from a merchant -who spends his money to show his interest in our affairs? We can't. The newspaper editor counts? on this trait in human nature. He mentions sub- scribers' names frequently, because he knows they will look for them in his paper. The merchant who occasion- ally calls customers by Long Distance is one who can't bo overlooked or forgotten. 119 A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meal, roasted about ntedium, 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, EN=I4LJR The Suaecial \Milverton Flour We have it—Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds C. G. TIIOMSON GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 wr YOUR AUTO NEEDS Goodyear Tires and ���m�.,, Goodyear and Tabes. Battery Sales and Service. Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries. A good line of new and usedlparts of differentmakes of Cars, 11 your car is in treed of repairs, give us a tali. 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