HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-05-16, Page 5"'THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1929.
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Pineapples are cheap this•year. We have plenty of them
W. M Stewart Rhone 77
Ross J. Sproat Phone 8
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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.
In return for you co-operation we will "give. you of our
best in service and prices.
We are agent fpr the Mellotte Cream Separators. Come
in, and see the new Models,
Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont,
C. A. BARBER, Prop.
W, J, .Walker & Son
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Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
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Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
D. H. McInnes
Ohiropractor •
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully treated: _
•Eleotricity_ used.
.1u, ist Try It
When you feel tired and
drowsy, slip .around the
corner and get a massage
m at
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You may come in _ with
a grouch but will go out
with a smile.
Phone 125.
Pianos Tuned
Cleaned and
Repaired
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Residence—James St,
Etocellent for Croupy ,,Children,. —.
When a,child ,is suffering with croup,
it is a good plan to use lDr. 'Thomas'
Ecleotr•ic•.011, It reduces the infiatn-
matlon and. loosens thephlegm giv-;
ing-.$;ieedy relief to tilt little sufferer..
It is equally reliable for sore throat
and chest, eara'ehe, rheumatic pains,
cats, bruises a•nil sprains. Dr, Thom-
as' Ecleciric Oil is regarded by many
thousands as an indispensable• el the
famiiy medicine chest.
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and the amount of protection
afforded for small premium.
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WILL COST YOU MORE
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Seafortii,:On'tario.
THE , SALVATION ARMY
The annual Self Denial Appeal of
the Salvation Army starts May lst.
We thank you for what you have
given in past years and trust you will
do your best again this year.
A collector will call on you during
the month,.
CAPT. DAVID E. ALLEN,.
LIEUT, OHAlRLES H, FLETT,
Officers in charge.
The Salvation Army, Sea'forth, Ont.
ST. COLIJMBAN.
Mr. and Lrs. •Henry Detriche, .of St.
Clements, spent the. week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Krauskopf, of McKillop,
Miss Mary O'Reilly; •of Detroit, :s
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, James O1Reilly, of Hibbert,•
BORN.
ROWLA'ND, Iu Seafoih Hospital,
on Tuesday, May 14; 1929, to Mr,
and Mrs, Ldw,and Rowland, Wal-
ton, a son, •
litcCLYI,DOd1T.—In Stanley Town-
ship, on Thursday; May 2nd, 1929,
to Mr, and Mrs, Fred McClyuont,.
a son (Ivan
DOBSE.—A,t Meaforcl, 'Ont., on Fri-
day, May 10th, 1929, to Mr. and
Mrs, J R. .Do'ble. (nee Margaret
Newel), a son (Donald Allan).
A well-filled and fully grown bean
pod on a bean plant _,grown iii a
florx%er pot int the tonic:bf the Misses
oar, Centre.stteet, is an encouraging
sign to the malty; who, -stave not .yet
been able to plant gardens, Three
seeds were planted •.In Match and the
plants are 1% feet in height,
TOWN TWIGS
-Mr. and Airs, Bernard Hartman, of
Medford, and Mr. Philip Hartman,
Of Dashwood, visited their parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman on
Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Treffry and
little son Kenneth, of Flint, Mich,
and Air,1:dward Treffry and his sis
ter Jennie of Skaffa, called on Mr
and Mrs, Thomas 'Single last Sunday
Mr, and. Mrs. Stanley McLean o
Detroit were guests at the home o
Mr, and Mrs. P. M. Chesney --thi
week,
litr, and Mrs, Gordon Hays and
Mies:Lucy Eckart and Miss Helen
McMann, of Detroit, spent Mother's
Day with their parents here,
Mr, Joe Eckart, while' returning to
Midland fast Sunday, met with a car
accident'nbar New Hamburg, when a
Detroit Gar met him on the peak .of
the hill and before they could stop,
they collided. The Detroit car was
badly wrecked bait iso one was injur-
ed and Joe was able to proceed: The
Detroit couple took the bus and pro-
ceeded home, leaving their car- in
New Hacitburg for repairs.
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Butler, of
St, Catherutes were week end guests
with Mrs,. Butler's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, John Govenlock,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart and
family, 'New Hamburg. were Sunday
visitors. with '.Air, and'. Mrs. Robert
MclKay,
Mr, and Mrs, W. Finlayson, Mil-
verton, spent
ilverton,:spentthe week end with Mr.
and 12x5; 'H, Weiland,
Miss. Margaret Pentland was a
Sunday visitor with Miss Sadie How
att.
Mrs. A,. Teamerson of Waterloo
visited at the home .of her parents,
Mr. and_Mrs. R. Strong,
Mrs, W': P. Lane and Miss Annie
Lawraugg'are in 'Chatham this week
attending the conference branch meet-
ing of the Women's Missionary Sea;
ciety,
Mr, Malcolm J. Armstrong receiv-
ed word this week that he had been
appointed to the staff of Port Arthur
Technical and: Commercial School as
head of the Science Department.
The Seaforth Lions will present a
minstrel show in Lucknow on Friday
night. The ,Lions' share of the pro-
ceeds, $100, 'will be devoted to the
new bowling green.
Miss Edith Hunt was bridesmaid
at. the DeaMoreaRaynor wedding' in
Oakville on Tuesday •afternoon, May
14th.
Mr. and Mrs.' Wm. Fowler, Leam-
ington, spent the week -end with Mr:
and Mrs.. J. Millson, Mrs. Fowler re-
maining for the week.
Mrs. Wm. Miclvfichael accompanied
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Hewitt and Miss
Annie Hewitt, Kincardine, to Wood-
stock on. Sunday to visit Mrs. Mc -
Michael's 'sister. Mrs, Duncan; and
niece, Mrs. Harford; and also attend-
ed the dedication service at Chalmers
United Church. Mrs. McMichael has
since received word of the death of
Mr. Harford, who was very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. A E. Sage, of Strat-
ford, were week -end guests with Mr.
and Mrs, Robt, Stewart.
Mr. Keith Lamont, of Detroit. ac-
companied by Mr. Peter Mowbray,
were week -end guests at the home of
the fornter's parents, Mr, and. Mrs,
Alex, Lamont..
Mrs. R. E. Coates spent Saturday in
Toronto,and later left for the West.
Mr, Harold Coates 'accompanied her
as far as Sioux Lookout, where he
has asit!
po i on in the air service,
Miss Annie Brodie, of Grey. spent
the week -end with her parents,. Mr,
and Mrs, Charles Brodie.
Mrs. Hugh Wright returned, Sat-
urday from Detroit where Mr.
Wright is now recovering after an al-
most fatal attack of blood -poisoning,
which started in his hand.
Mrs. W. R. Smith, Mrs. Robt, Bell,
Mrs. J. A. 'Wilson and Mrs. Earl.
Bell visited Mrs. W. J. Moffatt in Ha-
milton this week, Mrs. Moffatt has
been confined to bed for_some time
and alt present is quite poorly,
Miss Alai Free left Tuesday for
Timmins, where she will meet her
mother, before 'returning to their
home- in Dungannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes; Free and .fam-
ily are spending the week -end in Nia-
gara Falls,
Rev, T. H, Brown is attending the
synod in London this week,
Mrs. W. G. Willis, who has spent
some weeks in hospital in Toronto,
returned home Saturday , evening.
Many friends are .pleased to know she
is progressing fenea'bly.
Mr. 1t,,.N. Bissonnette underwent
an operation in the hospital Tuesday
afternoon and is progressing favor-
ably at present.
Mr. Malcolm Armstrong; -B,A., re-
cent graduate...;of Queen's university.
was engaged by the Collegiate Board
at a .special meeting Tuesday to sup-
ply as science teacher during Mr. Bis-
Sonnette's•,absennce.
IdeIweiss-'Rebekah lodge entertain-
ed -the Goderiehy.aud: Mitchell lodges
in the lodge toom;;on Monday even-
ing. A most enj'oya'ble evening was
spent at cards 'afterwhich a dainty
lunch was served, -
Rev. Dr. ' Larkin, of= • Toronto,
visited friends 1ft Seaforth•atd,'Gode-
rich this week, .returning Thursday
morning. '
Miss Dorothy Kerslake attd Mr.
Dona'l'd' Kerslake, of Toronto,: "ware
Tailoring
Ladies' -
and
Gentlemenfs.
TAILOGive us a callRS
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TAILORING CO
108 Downie St, STRATFORD
•
SALE OF'
Borne
Cooking
AND CANDY
Auspices Catholic Women's League,
Thursday, May 23
in the Vacant Store in the
Broderick Block, Seaforth
SALE BEGINS AT 3:30 P. rn.
Week -end 'guests with their parents,
Mr, and Mrs, W. E. Kerslake,
Mrs. W. E, Kerslake and sister,,
Miss E. Smith, left this Thursday
morning for an extended visit in
Michigan,
Mr. T. 5, hf.oare, of Buffalo, visited
his nephew, Mr, Henry Hoggarth,•
and Mrs, Hogarth, on Sunday,
Mrs. H. J. Gtbson aitd Mrs. S. Boyd
are spending a few weeks in Strat-
ford,
RECEIVES HONOUR.
Mr. and Mrs, James Kerr have re-
ceived word that their sou, Wilfred
Brenton !Kerr, MA., Ph:D., of Buf-
falo, has had the signal honor con-
ferred upon him of having been nsade
a Fellow of the Royal 'Historical So-
ciety of London, England, This is in
recognition of his recent book, en-
titled "The Reign of Terror," an ac-
count of this period preceding the
French Revolution, which has been
ably portrayed by the writer and
which has received exceptionally fav-
orable reviews both in the Leading
English and American periodicals.
The New York Times book review
says of it: "An evidence of the grow-
ing recognition of Canadian scholar-
ship in England is the high praise
given by the Times literary supple-
ment to Wilfred B. Kerr's book, "The
Reign of Terror."
SPRAY SUPERVISION IN
HURON COUNTY
By operating the Spray Service
again this year, the Ontario Govern-
ment is going a long why towards
he'l'ping growers to produce clean
fruit, It is ,generally conceded that
no orchard operation is more import-
ant in the production of good fruit
,than is spraying, No matter how well
an orchard may be cultivated, fertiliz-
ed and pruned, the fruit is not attrac-
tive to consumers unless it is free
from the ravages'of insect and fungus
pests. Such freedom can only be se-
cured by thoroetgh and careful spray-
tnA. N. L. Butler, Spray Supervisor
for Huron County, reports satisfac-
tory progress in -spraying operations,
There are forty-two growers called on
by the service and spray bulletins are
sent to sixty-five others... This ser-
vice was greatly appreciated last year.
and the number of requests for as-
sistance are on the increase.
The promise of fruit this year is
good. Mosf orchards show trees well
loaded with fruit buds. The weather
to date has been backward and cold.
There has been some frost damage
to young leaves but the buds have not
suffered,
The first or .pre pink spray is prac-
tically completed in all orchards, and
some will soon be ready for" the pink
spray. The spray supervisor calls on
eachman as often as possible during
the season. He checks up on results
which growers are getting, He is the
growers' guide, .giving advice on spray
material's to use, the timeliness and
thoroughness of the sprays. •
Thorough. well tinned spraying with
the right kinds and amounts of spray
materials are the keystones to clean
high quality fruit.
CONSTANCE.
Mrs. Gordon Johnston, of Merlin
was a week end guest- with Rev. and
Mrs, Johnston,
There was a large attendance at
church on Sunday' for Mother's Day.
There was a mothers' choir and ap-
pro'pt'iate solos were sung by Miss
Elva Wheatley and Mrs. Leo Steph-
enson. ,Rev. J. W. Johnston preached
an inspiring sermon in which he
showed that "tile artists have tried to
put on canvas the story of mother-
love, in the pictures of the Madon-
nas." First, he described the "Ma-
donna on Street," in Which we are
struck by Tenderness. "At great ex-
pense of nervous energy," said Mr.
Johnston, "she has trade it possible
for tt5 to grow up its a good home.
surrounded by comforts and under the
constant watchfulness of her kind
eyes," The next picture was "Mater
Purissima," .beautifully picturing
mother -love. There is that in the
picture which reminds us of what
wonderful comforters mothers are-
even God could find no richer figure
of speech: "As one wham a mother
cotnforteth so will I comfort you."
There was the "Madonna of the Shop"
depicting the haunting fear of evil, the
capacity for suffering itt'true mother-
hood. The speaker urged upon chil-
dren, particularly boys, not to add an
extra 'burden by carelessness, and
showed that mothers have a great deal
to do with the making of great men.
MANGEL SEED
3 varieties at
45c lb.
TURNIP SEED
• 3 varieties at, ..... , , .. ,60c Ib.
P.etG.SOAP
6 bars for 2 -le
QUICK QUAKER OATS
with China, at 38c
COFFEE -
'.Bean or grotttid, at , ,.....60c ib.
Highest ,price for eggs, cash or trade
Kruse
Bros.
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"The Departure from Egypt," was the
fourth painting, in Which Mary is
shown sacrificing
selffor
the care of
her child, typical of all true mothers.
Raphael's "Sistine Madonna," depicts
the religious aspect of motherhood,
"the curtains of heaven drawn aside
and the heavens themselves revealed,
faces of children, countless faces, and
in the centre Mary holding in her arms
infant Jesus, The effect is to produce
a feeling of reverence and adoration,
'Mary is linked with the divine. It
suggests a partnership with God in a
great task and a conscious dependence
upon him. That is the strength and
-glory of Christian motherhood," AMT,
Joh'ttstoit said, concluding' with a
poem by Edgar ,Guest.
Mfr. 'Stephen Troyer,' of Iiensall,
Mr...and Mrs, Thomas Coleman, Mr.
and Mrs. M. A. Rice, of, Forest' N'o'ok.
visited•at the home. of Mr. and Mrs.
Ephriam Clark Sunday last..
Air. -and Mit: Rice, who have spent
the winter in Los Angeles, Cal„ are
enroute to their home in Parry Sound
district, 'They have been motoring
all the way and visiting friends. •
Mrs. George Giles, of Windsor, who
is visiting her mother, Mrs. McAr-
thur at Goderi'ch, paid a visit, thi-
week with her uncle and aun, Mr.
and Mrs, Adam Nicholson.
Miss Violet Scott is spending a hol-
iday at her Home owing to ill health.
She returned Friday front Newmarket
where she has been a nurse -in -train-
ing.
The many friends of Mr. Orville
Dale are very sorry to know he is in
a critical condition with pleurisy. Mr,
Dale has' not been in the best of
health lately and a cold developed in-
to pleurisy.
Mr. Will Dale of Toronto visited at
the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
.Tames Dale,
Mr. and Mrs, James Carter visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Dale on Sun-
day.
,[rs, Thomas Pollard left 'Monday
for Listowel- where her brother, Mfr,.
Will Cole,'' is' seriously ill. Mr, Cole
suffered a stroke some time ago.
The Trail Rangers held their initia-
tion meeting Monday night in the
basement of the church. Rev., Mr.
Johnston and the Mlentor -were in
charge. This was the first meeting of
the group since its organization a
couple of months ago, With a mem-
bership of eight, already the group
EUSJNI SS CHANGE
I have purchased the Coal Busi-
ness of Mrs. W. L. Keys in Sea -
forth, and will hereafter use her
store house. A full. line of all.
grades of Coal and Coke carried.
Alsoon ati1Fertilizer
N a
of In-
gersoll, on hand,
Andrew Archibald
Phone 44wt Seaforth
promises to be a great success under _.�.
the capable Mentorship of Mr. Will-
attending
Britton,
Miss Margaret Love returned on
Saturdayto Walton. h '
a to been.
having- Gran
� Benri
attending Mrs. Charles MacGregor,
during her convalescence.
-lir. and Mrs. Ed. Davidson and
.Hiss Essie Davidson of McKillop,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ed.
Britton.
Twin Colts.—Mr, Dave .Bills- ti is
the proud owner of twin colts which
were born on his farm two weeks
ago. Mr. Millson is a busy man be-
tween caring for the twins and show-
ing.them to spectators, because as he
says, `Nearly everybody between here
and Halifax has been to 'see them."
In color and markings the pair are
exactly alike. The only difference in
the pair is that one .is smaller than.
the other. Mr. Millson has;• found
that one blanket will not cover thein
both,' as the big colt always goes to
sleep first. and then the little fellow
jumps up and carries away the blan-
ket.
Mr, Bob Moare of Stratford spent
the week end with his mother, Mrs.
Moore.
SPECIAL
BIG ATTRACTION
211th of May
THE
Jules Klein Sea Hawks
of
DETROIT YACHT CLUB
STATLER HOTEL
and a
RECORDING BAND
Featured over Radio Station WWJ,
A Fore -runner of the Super -
Attractions to Follow
.DANCING EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT
A Good Portion
of beef served to you for the evening
meal roasted about medium, with the
used gravy oozing through, gives
ane a foundation. It just makes one's
month water to think of it. How
was that last piece of meat we sent
you? Wasn't it fine.
GEO. CAMERON
Your Butcher.
Phone 58 Seaforth.
YOUR IUJTO NEEDS
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
Battery Sales and Service
Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries
A good line of new and used parts of different makes of cars
If your car is in need of repairs, give us a call
Studebaker ,Sales and Service
Renier's . s r act e
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