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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-01-17, Page 4skkkkk IP OR z NWS W,L�] T T LCA MILLS 7^ yryyiE.71^� SE FIPOICTII, ONTARIO. WE ARE Fl#XING Wheat, Standard Oats, Standard or over Barley, Standard or over Mixed Barley and Oats Buckwheat, Standard and over For Grain 31,25 per bus a0c per bus 70c per bus $1.45 per 100 lbs, 80c per bus WE ARE SELLING Silverking, Best Manitoba Patent Keystone, Best .Pastry Flour Whole Wheat, (Stone Ground) Bran in bags Shorts Ft or. Middlings chopped Mill -run Screenings " $A,00 per bag 83.7$ per ba $3.70 per bag $35.00 per ton $35.00 per ton $38.00 per ton $30.Q0 per ton $30.00 per ton PHONE 51 NOTICE 20 per cent. of DIAMONDS acid WATCHES Get your ribbon or strap watch now. J. . Westcott Jeweller Phone 64W Res. 64J WALTON. Mr. Percy Taylor has purchased the Dickson hone. Percy, certainly is -not afraid of farming, as he is the owner of three farms. We regret to learn of the death of an old resident, in the person of Mr. -John Stafford, on Sunday evening, Jan. 13th. Miss Mary Dickson is spending the week -end with Misses Edna and Mar- , jorie Reid. . - Mrs. Geo'rge Dickson attended the .funeral of her friends, Miss Mary and .Mr. Walter Swallow, on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Carman Swallow and son John, of Thessulon, and sister, Mrs. A. McNabb, of Thornhill, at- tended the funeral of their sister Mary .and ,brother Walter. School re -opened on Monday of .this week. Mr, and Mrs. J. ,Smillie have return- ed from Embro where they were at- tending the funeral of Mrs. Smillie's sister. Cars are not running 'now as the roads are tooaheavy with snow. Mr. and Mrs. Fingland were laid up with an attack of flu for a few .days Iast week. John McDonald has been delivering coal for the past few days. An old pioneer passed away on Sunday evening in the person of Mr. **John Stafford. He has not been in -the best of •health for some time. Fu- neral on Wednesday. There was a real western blizzard on Saturday and Sunday. Mr, and Mrs.. J. Pryce are not gaining as fast as their many friends would like to hear. Mr, J. Bernie is improving nicely after an attack of measles. The regular monthly meeting of the W. M. S. of Duff's United '.Church was held in the school -room -af the church. on Wednesday after- -noon, Janeary 12. There was a small ;attendance, owing to the severity of the weather, only fifteen responding to the roll call. Miss Simpson presid- ed anis after the repeating of the Lord's prayer in unison, Mis.s A. Johnston read the Scripture lesson. The topic was' taken from the new Study Book on -Africa, "Drums in Darkness." It was prepared by Mrs. J. Lawson, with some of the members .reading the different parts. One was ion tine ancestry of African. another on beginning of slave trade, and others CIo rasliinea of the country and, be- -ginnings of missionary movement. r Current events was given by Miss Anna McTaggart, after which' the meeting was closed with prayer, .Mr, John Bolger is having a sale of a carload of Horses at Brussels on Saturday. Mr. T. J Ramsay expects to arrive from the Wrest by the end of next week with a car of horses at Sea - forth. HARLOCK. -.Miss Lydia Reid had a holiday last week as her school was closed on ac- count of the flu. Mr, Robert Ferris, who has been laid up with a bad cold is able to be .around again. There was. no service in Burn's Church -on Sunday on account of the cold day and bad colds. The people in this vicinity were vary sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Nathaniel Sundercock which took place lest week lir. Sundercock lived for a number of years near ITarlock, "Much sympathy is extended to his widow and to the relatives,. vfr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox visited .at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank McGregor on Wednesday evening of last week. • 11, ,r:, Harold and Bert Beacom .visited i hey" friend, Mr. William `Itnox on Wednesday evening, Mr. and \f,;. Aureus Reicl an 11 Miss Lydia entert,r ler: Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Mcl wing and family, Mfr, and Mrs, Dave Rchl and fanrt "lin •11111 Mrs. T. Nerlans and Mr.James,Neifans on Thursday evening.' Mer., and .Mrs, Bert Allen, entertain- ed Mr. and lairs, Nelson Lear; Mr. Ri- chard and . Miss -Janet McVittie, Mr. and airs., Geo. MoVittie, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGregor, Mr. Edward Reid and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Parsons to. tea and progressive euchre on Thurs- day night. Mrs. Bert Allan and Miss Lydia Reid attended the missionary meeting at Mr, Hamilton's on Friday after- noon. We are very glad to know that Mr. Ernie Toll who has been very i11 with a relapse of the flu, is improv- ing. We hope .he will soon be fully recovered. Miss Marjorie MoEwing spent the week -end in Clinton and with her friend, Miss Irene Swiu'bank. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parsons were in Clinton on Friday. The people of this locality had a treat of oysters on Saturday and Sun- day. Miss Kathleen Beacom visitedhe r friend, Miss Florence' Watson, one day last week. e Mr. A. W. Beacom was busy a few days last week helping audit the tole - phone books at Blyth. Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Rapson and Miss Florence Watson visited at 11r.and Mrs. A. W. Beacoms on Sunday: in - Mr. and Mrs, Bert Allen` entertain- ed Mr. and IMrs. George Watt, af r. l Angus Reid's, Mr.Dave Reid's, leIr. Thos. Neilans's and Mr. and M Norman Shepherd and 'fa'mily on S urday evening, Mr. and Mrs: 'Norman Shepherd e tertained Mr, and Mrs, A, IW, McE ing and IMr, IRabert 'and Miss Flo ence ,Watson on Monday evening. Messrs. •Jahn and Guy Leiper an Mr. (Bert Beacomom visited at the' ho of Mr. endnd 'Mrs. Isaac Rapson Monday. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Knox visited et the home of 'Me. and Mrs.'W. Knox on Monday evening. • rs. at- n- w- r- nd me on H. MANLEY. Harvesting pine stumps us the order of the day to provide a supply for another season's threshing. Our school opened on Monday with a smaller attendance than usual as there are still a few new cases of in- fluenza breaking out The sleighing is excellent since the three day storm is over..Several cars were tied up while the storm lasted and there hs no one who will venture out with a car until the snow ploughs have the roads opened. - Mr-, Tony Siemon has returned to Detroit to resume his duties in the Fisher Body shops, Miss Mary Ellen Dempsey has se- cured a position as teacher at Guelph, ST. COLUMBAN. Mks Sadie Queenan has returned after spending a week visiting her sis- ters u1 Detroit. The many .friends of Mr, William Devereaux and JIr, John L, Dever- eaux are pleased to know their fami- lies arc recovering from a very had attack of 'tate flu. Jars, John and Harry Downey have returned to Detroit after spending a few days with their mother, Mrs.' Devereaux. .Miss Margaret McGrath has re- turned to Niagara to resume her teaching, death of V alentas uietved here Wiildsi of Bayfield, titer suffering. a stroke a few days t> lir leaves his wife (formerly Miss Ague, O'Sullivan) and two dau- ghters and three sons to mourn the loss of a loving father. • Mrs. Owen Hart is not improving as tat as her friends would wish her to. \f . ses ilfildred and Gertrude Mc- Grath have returned to Guelph. l'hr 't, rin of the last few days have filled the roads in, The cars have net been able to run since, There panni to the great beyond early Monday aim, Mrs, Peter Mc- Grath. of Me-Killop. She lead been suffering for two months with heart trouble. Her btleband died 111 Jul)", Mrs. McGrath was Winifred Jordan, born in Dublin 78 years - ago, She leaees to mourn the loss of a kov 100 mother, one daughter, ,Mrs. Rol. aud,,and six sorts, Joseph, of Dublin. Patrick on the Huron Highway, Vitt- cent of Guelph; Rd. of Linwood, Pet- et' of Stratford and Louis on the homestead: :Mrs. Lorimer predeceas- ed her about 1.1 years ago: One bros ther survives: Patrick of Buffalo. The funeral sock place on Wednesday max -rang to St, Colunxban Church, DUBLIN, Churches and schools of Dubbin have re -opened an the flu epidemic h'ts'been checked, We are glad to know Mr. Janes' Jordan has recovered from his • re- cent illness, Miss Margaret O'Connell, of Buff alo, attended the funeral of her moth- er, Mrs, Bernard O'Connell, Dr. ands Mrs, Traynor and little son iC 0 � t t, have returned front's visit in Kitchener. Snow -shoeing Is the order of the day, There are many deep : drifts after the recent storm, Afr, John Kipping has taken a posi- tion in Windsor, Mr, William Hills is' confined to his home with a severe attack of the flu. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Kramer have returned from their wedding tour, Mr. John Murray, of Kitchener, is visiting with friends in town, Miss Fiore ;Hills has returned to, Torcnto where she has secured a po= sitiou, Mr. Lorne. Cronin has returned to Detroit, Miss Rate O'Connell returned to. London this week. Mrs, George Holland was a visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs, Car - hart, and with other friends in Sea - forth. We are sorry to report the death of 'gra, Peter McGrath, of ,11feKillop, in. her 1st year The home of lair. Louis B.ruxer WAS made happy by the arrival of a baby boy. Lou is wearing 1 smile these d tys, Mr. Joseph Nagle entertained his friends to a social evening last week, all present enjoying 0 pleasant time in cards and dancing; A short pro- gramme was put on, Messrs,' Dan Matthews 'aucl Gerald Davie givingsollos; ,ueo Murray and• Roland K lein- fe dt a duet; Michael Coyne, a solo, Joseph Coyne, a comic recitation; and Mr. Nagle and Mr. Burchill making speeches, outlining their plans for the coming year, Mr, Dan,, Costello was chairman, - aft, Walter Carpenter; • our esteem- ed young barber, is away on his hon- eymoon, Mr. Bruce Gordon is visitingwith his aunt, Mrs. Alex. Darling. Mrs. John Carpenter is able to be up and around, but is very weak after thfl`ecE e of lies s'tke holeed .of the abedthe people[t,cents to a Mrs. Lerner is better .also, but .able to be around, IWo hope these ladles willbe- able to be ort when the wea- t her gets fine. Cacpenter•Conway. --- The wedding took place on Monday, ; January, ldth, sin St, Joseph's Church Stratford, when Margaret A. daughter of Mrs. E, Conway, Douglas Street, Stratford, was Married to 1lralter J. Carpenter, son of Mrs, Mary Carpenter, of Dub- lin, Rev, ..L, H. ilfprchand perforated the ceremony. The bribe, who look- ed charming in a go,syn of sand geor- gette with hat to match, was attended by her cousin, Miss Cecilia Hourigan. of St, Marys, wearing a dress of brown canton crepe,, trimmed with nigger brown velvet, with accessories to thatch. The 'bridegroom was at- tencled by Joseph Conway, brother of the. bride, Following the ceremony; a dainty wedding breakfast was sons, - T1 URSAAYi JANUARY,i','l 2! e l — —�-. edatth torte of the 'bride to im- mediate relatives. After returning' from their ,honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter will be at boric .to their friends in Dublin, The first regular meeting of the Council of the ;Township of Ribbert was held Monday ntorniitg at eleven o Block at: the home of the retiring clerk, Mn, Jatnes Jordan, The ti Reeve was: sworn In by Mr. Jordan, and tools charge of the meeting. The resignation of Mn, Jordan was accept- ed by the.'Council, and Mrs, Feeney, widow of the late Frank Feeney, was appointed to the position. Mr. Jordan, who has held the position ..for many years, explained that he was retiring on account, of this health and would continue to take an interest in council affairs old would help Mrs, Feeney in her work for the, first year, 2 f Leo Murray was appointed to the i1io1of sAssessor, ! A sso t t1 to ace .the pP eg,. of .Patrick Feeney, at it salary Of $100, Ladies'. (en-ts 00 a d Childrens° wear eontinuing for TEN DAYS startinq at 1.30 '5 Ladies' Slippers Up to $5.00 at 95c Misses' and Children's High Cut Lace -Shoes Reg. up to $4.00 2.95 and 1.95 Ladies' Lace Cushion Sole Bluchers Reg.. 4.50 at $2.95 Ladies' High Cut Shoes Heavy Shoe. Reg. 3.75 at $2;67 These are only a few of our many bargains we are aferin g, Every shoe in. the Store reduced to rock bottom price. 1 Ladies' house Slippers 'in Satins and Felts - Reg• pp'\to< 2.00 74c Misses' Felt Slippers Sizes 13 1, 2 -49c TERMS = T ..q, ifi No goods on approval Mens' Douse Slippers up :to $1,50 7c n Boys' Tan Shoes Sizes 3/, 4, 4/ Reg, 3.65 a.) Heavy Rolled Edges 98c ub Sizes 1 to 5 EIVS RUBB 97c Men's 3Bucicle vershoets MEN'S 4 BUCKLE StippOVERS I y Limited $299o SEAFO R TH