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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-06-06, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929. THE SEAFOETH NEWS. CHAIN STORES H TE RLQ �� Our prices ,for one week from. date: Tiger. Catsup, rep. charts ., per bottle 22c McCortiiack's Vegatized Wafers, 10 oz, pkg. 23c Velveeta Cheese, Xi pound pkg ...............:.....:..... 23c Graham Wafers. 15 oz, pkg , .. ,, , , , 23c Sure Whip, for making cream whip .. 23c Post Toasties, 3 pkgs, 29c Fresh Vegetables, Fruits, Flower and Vegetable Plants, etc. W. Mi Stewart Phone 77 Sproat Ross J. SPhone S REA 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 for the Mellotte Cream Separators. Corrie in and see the new Models. Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaforth, Onto C. A. BARBER, Prop. W, J, Walker & Son UNDERTAKING .-and— EMBALMING Motor pr Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, 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, Just Try It When you feel tired and drowsy, slip around the corner and get a massage at SID'S h You may come in with a grouch • but will go out with a smile. Phone 125. Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired Chas. A. Howey Residence—James St. BUSINESS GIU NCs�E 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. Also National Fertilizer - of In- gersoll, on hand, ' ' Andrew Archibald Phone 44w Seaforth It Testifies for Itself. -Dr. Thomas' Ecicctric ;Oil needs no testimonial sof its powers than itself, 'Whoever tries lit for coughs or colde, 'for cuts or contusions, for sprains' or burns, for pains le the limbs or body, well know eltat the medicine proves itself and needs roo ghat-antee, This shows why this Oil is in general use. AUTO INSURANCE PUBLIC LIABILITY PROPERTY DAMAGE FIRE, THEFT COLLISION Let us explain tke coverages and the amount of protection afforded for small premium, EVEN A MINOR ACCIDENT WILL COST YOU MORE THAN THE PREMIUM ON A POLICY. - Prompt settlement of all claims A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bond. and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario, • Special Optical. Notice. Have your eyes examined by our well known and painsta'king. special- ist, 'Mr. Hughson, formerly . optical expert for Kents, Toronto, and Henry Morgan ee Co., 'Montreal. 19 years corning to Seaforth. You are assured of the best optical work to be obtain- ed and at very moderate cost. Our frames and mountings are the best make of the best makers and : our prices are from $4.00 up. Tuesday, Wednesday, June 11, 12, Close Wed- nesday at 12 noon, Beanie's Fair, Sea - forth. 23 IN MEMORIAM. _ K'ISTNEIR,—In loving memory of our clear Robert. Robert clear, we think of you, And think of how you died, To think you couldn't say good-bye; Before you closed your eyes. —Sadly missed ,by Mother, Father, Sisters and Brothers. In laving memory of my dear :bother who passed away one year ago today, June 6th 1928, in the per- son of Mrs. Benj. Riley. Mother dear, I think of you And think of stow you' died: To think you could not say goodbye, Before,you closed .your eyes, No one knows a Mother's worth Until they are taken front this earth, But the heavenly gates were opened wild And a loving voice said come, --Remembered by her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Grimoldby. Not a murmur, noir a sigh Passed.;ltei' lips as death drew nigh: As she:. Lived, so she died, Cheerful," ready, satisfied,. No regrets of any kind, o ` Except by loved ones left ,behind, —In loving rententbratice by her husband, Air, Benj. Riley,, • SEAFORTH MARKETS, Wednesday Jane 5th. Fowl, 6 lbs. . , ,..per Ib, 22c Fowl, 5 !lis per ib, 21c Fowl, 4 lbs, ,, per lb. 19:. Fowl, tinder 4 lbs.:,,,,,. per ib. 17c Bro'iters,' 2 lbs. "•per. lb • 26c Broilers, :1 4 to 2 lbs . , per lb, 22c Broilers, under 1/ 1hs, ,,,•per ib, 18c Old roosters per lb, 19s Butter, per ib. • 3Se Eggs, per doz. 19c -23c -26c Potatoes, per bag ,.. 75c 1=Ings, per cwt. $12,00 i- ^50 TOWN 'TOPICS, way from Goderich, where they had spent the week -end, Mr. Yule, •who was organist 10 Seaforth Presbyterian Church17 years.ago, is 1nstruct r of •The Women's Institute,inlead hay - Mg aof home-made ii o sale h u nada cook t n gg June rt Ju n 15 I'tt her notice next week, R.ev. W D. McDonald is attending the Toronto Conference 'meeting` at Toronto this week, Mr, Bert Reynolds, of '.Detroit, spent the holiday with his parents in Egutondville, .Air. and Mrs, E. R. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs, M, McKellar spent Sunday With friends in Cromarty, Mr, and Mrs." Peter Strub, Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Strub and daughter Phyllis, of 'Kitchener. Mr, and Mrs,. Kuno Hartman nand Cecilia and Vic- tor, • and, Mr, Philip Hartman, of Dashwood; .visited Mr, and Mrs, John, Hartman, 011 Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, John Hartman and son John attended the funeral of Mt', Levis Kipper In Zurich en Saturday. Mr, and Mrs, E. R. Crawford and t nor.,. eon! Conrad' spent o dwith friends in Ingersoll, Monday Mr, and Mrs, D, J. Askin, of Riv- ersdele, iBruce 'County, spent last Sunday at the Egtnondville manse, Mrs, Askin is a sister of Rev. W. D. McDonald, Mr, and. Mrs. A. Kreig and Mrs. 1-Iarrls, of Preston, ''were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sproat, Mrs. George Weir returned on Sat- ttrd'ay.after spending a few days with. Mr: and •Airs, Hector Hays at Strat ford. Rev. I, B. and Mrs. Keine and Mrs. AT, McKellar spent a day last week visiting with Air, Kaine's relatives in Atwood. Mrs, `Henderson and Mrs. DeLacey, who have spent the winter in Toronto, returned to town oe Tuesday, Mr, Leslie Watson, of Toronto, has been spending his holidays with his father, Air. gas, 'Watson. Mt, Harold Dale has purohaeed the house of the late Mrs, Muffle, on Goderich 'Street, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Davis, of Tillson burg spent the week -end' with their sisters, • Mrs. J. Stewart and Miss Edith Davidson. • Hiss Maude Hartry is ' able to re- turn home from the hospital and is doing splendidly. bliss Dorothy Broadfoot, Bruce - field, was a week -end' visitor with Mr, and Mrs. Robert McKay. Air. Ross McGonigle, ICi.tchener, spent the week -end, with his parents, Air. and Mrs. Robt, McGonigle. Misses Abbie Seip and Jean Smith were in Gorrie on Tuesday attending the Straugrise stn Y Aha wedding, Mrs IF, Tomlinson is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hills Mrs. R C. Yokes and two daugh tees Dorothy and Barbara and a friend, all of Detroit, were in ;town over the holiday guests theof Mrs. John n Sproat and Airs. G. C. Dale, re- turning homee 'Sunday dao:• Mr. and Mrs, Ge Allen, of the Allen real estate, Fords'on, were here Saturday and Sunday, the guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. R. F. Jones. Miss lEna Holmes and her cousin, Cecil Wylie, of :Faint. Mich„ spent the American holiday with their aunts, Mrs.:Vdylie and Miss ,Henry. Mrs. McFadden; Chalk street, is seriously i11 at her home. Miss Anona Dale spent Sunday with Miss Grace McLean. Chiselhurst. 'Mrs, Mary tMeMillen is quite 111 at the !tome of her son on Victoria st. Her many friend's hope for a speedy recovery. A supper is .being given on June 18 by the Ladies' Aid of Northside Unit- ed Church. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan. and 'fam- ily, and Miss Julia Kenny spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- Caffery, of Stratford. t. Mr. C. Eckert, who spent several days with his daughters in. Detroit, has returned home. Miss Hicks and Miss Helper spent the week -end. visiting at the home of Mr. James Wright, Kippen. Rev. C. C. Kaine, of Atwood, will conduct the services in Egmondville United Church next Sunday,' while Rev, W. D., 'McDonald is taking an- niversary. services in ,Atwood United Church, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brigham and ,lir. ' W. 11. Trethewey, of Owen Sound, attended the graduatingexer- cises of Hamilton General Hospital, Saturday, June lst. Miss 'Daisy Hamilton, daughter of 'Mrs. Brigham, was, one of the sixty graduates. The semi-annual meeting of Huron Deanery tvas held at St, Paul's Angli- can Church, Winghatn on Tuesday. Those. from St. Thomas' Church who attended were: Rev. and Mrs, T. H. Brown. Mrs, R. G. Parke, Airs. Wm. Deem, Mr. and Mrs. William Arch- ibald, -lir, and Mrs. S. Leybttrn, Miss Archibald, Miss J. Edge, Mrs. Peth- ick. President Lion Dr. Mackay and Lions Chas. A. Barber, John Beattie,; J. W. Beattie, W. J. Duncan and J, E. Keating a'ttended the convention of the 'Lions Clubs of Ontario and Que bec, held Mit London this week, Presi- dent •Jlen A. Ruffin, of Ohicago, of the Liens International. in an inspir- ing address, at the banquet on Monday evening, outlined the results obtained from the Lions' work in aiding the needy and downtrodden. "Flowers of Lionism" was his topic, depicting. friendship, love, knowledge and faith. Mr, and Mrs, Jos. Yule and two children. of Guelph, called on the Misses Brine on Tuesday, on their Taikring Ladies' and. t Gen l e file nf" s OR TAIL _ . Give us a call OOGHI LL TAILORING CO. 108 Downie St, STRATFORD music ht Guelph' ender the 'system musical edtteatton for every chi there a gift frotu Edward Johnsto the famous tenor, Miss ,Rena Eleanor Johnston,dau- ghter of htti', and Mrs, Wellington Johnston, of Varna, is one of 'the 14 nurses who will graduate "Brom ;Strat- ford General Hospital on June 26th. On Sunday' morning in the school roost Of Oa Presbyterian church Rev, I..B, Laine officiated at the christening of nine babies: Donald James Munn, Doris Elizabeth ,Fer- guson, William George Spencer, Dun- can Aitders'on . Bell, AZttriel Doris Kellar, Edward Horton Box, Richard Samuel Box, Marion Ruth Greens, Madeline Joyce Hugill., Mr, and Airs: Arthur Reid and son Bruce, of Toronto, were guests over th week-ende with t i lir, and Mrs. H. J. Reid. Miss Janet Govenlock, of Weston Collegiate, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.: J, R Govenlock, over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs: John McAsh, of Varna, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Annie Reid: Mrs, John Robb and Miss Nina Robb were guests with Mrs. Carnoch- an, V1'61'liatn $t.. on Sunday. Mr. Sam. Somers, of Detroit, was in town on Saturday, calling on. friends, Miss Margaret Jackson left Wed- nesday to spend a"ntonth its London and Chatham with .friends, Mr. and Mas, A. Teanterson and two children visited lir. and Mrs, Robert Strong over the week -end, Mr. and Mrs, Stephens, of Kitchen- er, visited her sister, MISS Belle Jack- son; Mrs, John Love is visiting with her daughters, Misses Ida and Eva Love, in Toronto, Mrs. :Moore, who has' been visiting with her sister-in-law, Mrs Wm: Smith, on the 2nd of Tuckersniith,: is quite 111. She is in, her 89th, year. Mr, H. H. Johnstone is erecting a filling station south of Egmondville. bridge. ,lir. and ,firs. John McLennan and -12r. 'and Mrs. Peter McTaggart visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Martin McTaggart at Chiselhurst on Monday. Mr. Harold Funston, of Tara, spent the week -end with- Mr. Lawrence Webster: Mr. and Mrs. Frank ''Wright and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright son Tr and 3 ask' of DetroitP spent the week -end withthe former's mother' Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Maud Dalton. Mr, Wm, Wright, of Detroit, visit- ed with his brother, Mr. Howard Wright, ht Chiselhurst. Ivir. and Mrs. Leslie sl a Brit sow and daughters Joan and BetY.or Detroit. t. are s erein two o week s holiday Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Webster, Mr. ,and Mrs. _Win, G. McPherson, Neil and Phyllis, Mr. David 'McPher-. soot and ,lir. Ted Johnstone, of Monk - ton, were Sunday guests` at the home of Mrs. Hugh Wright. -MIs, Joshua Pollard is in New Hamburg, and attended the funenal of her uncle,,the late Jacob Thiel, bIrs. A. Lamont is not -as well as her friends would wish. ' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert :Kanter, of Kitchener, and family, visited J. 11, and Miss Robertson on Sunday last. lir. 'Atm. Elco,at underwent an op- eration in Zi1rallacetown hospital this week titre hope for his speedy re- covery. Air.. and Mrs, R. S. ,Hays visited Mr. Elcoat in the hospital in Wallacetown last week. Mr. John McLellan attended the conference of the United Church, in London, last week. Mr. 'Wm. McDonald, of near Kip - pen, has purchased 71r. J. Dennison's house, James st. He does not purpose occupying it till next wear. -On Friday evening about seventy young people gathered at the Eg- mondville manse to bid farewell to Messrs. Hill and Bob McDonald; and during the evening a fountain pen and pencil set was presented to the for-: mer and a belt -buckle to the latter; accompanied by hearty good wishes. of Id 11, KIPPEN. • Mrs. Thos. Dayman has returned house front !London, bringing the Misses McGregor with her for a few clays' visit. Mr. Robert Dayman has treated himself to a new car, Miss Udell. is visiting with her sis- ter, ,firs. Ed. Sproat, -- The 'farmers are busy getting their beans sown these days. They say the ground is very hard, • There was a very hard frost on the eight of the 2nd Mr. John Murdoch's beans are up and looking well, Mr. Joseph Hood is planning to seed 40 acres of beans, Good luck, Joe, Mrs. Henry Dayanan had her sister visiting her recently, The K.ippen +beeff ring started on the 4th of June with Mr. William Sheppard, as. 'hatcher, which says Success. Airs, ;Stubbs, of Toronto; has been visiting Miss Whiteman, of Kippen, The Misses Agnes and Annie Coch- rane, of Clinton, visited at Mr. Cochrane's. 'Miss holes Dinsdale was home from Stratford .over the week -end. Mr, Alex. McbMurtrie. of Toronto, visited his brother, Mr. Hugh Mc- Murtrie, and also 'friends at Hensall, Mr. Fred Parsons, of London, vis- ited his 'parents,lir.'and Mrs. Robert Parsons. The W. M. IS, stet Wednesday at the 'home of Mrs. McDonald, The Trail Rangers and C.G.I.T. had an exciting ball game, resulting 10-13 for the boys, Rev. Mr, :Conner is attending Con- ference in London last week and this, '9'r. Tom. Cluff, of Sea Forth, and Mr. Wnt. McDonald, of Egmondville, spent Saturday last visiting their friend, Mr, Gordon Wright, BRUCEFIELD, Miss IIazei• Haugh attended Con vocation Exercises' at Western Uni- versity, s' pit 1 , y, Lof con, on Friday, Allay 3l, the guest of her cousin, Miss Evelyn I -Toward, B.A. Mr, and Mrs. Carr of Lettdon were visitors at the manse over the week end.:• Rev, W, A. Bremner and Mr. Jas; McQueen attended the Confernce in London. Rev. Mr. Whitfield of St, Helens will preach each at 'Voting People's tnni- ver ary here on June 16. The 'fol- lowing Monday night, Rey, 1). Mao 1'tvlslt of Exeter will deliver his lec- ture, "Luggage of Life,,' in Bruce - field Church, Mr, Ronald McKenzie aud family of Detroit were visitors in Brueefield over the week end, Mr.' and; Airs. Bert Kaiser of De- troit visited, at the home of lir. and Airs. Harry Zapfe on Sunday, 'Communion service tt•ili be held next Sunday, June 9th at themorn- ing service, Preparatory service on Friday at 8 p.nt. Rev, J. Anthouy, of Thames Road, will conduct the even- ing' service, - Mr, and Mrs. 'Carr, of London, spent the week -end at the Manse, guests of Ret -, 'Mr. and Mrs. Bremner. Rev. W. A, Bremner and Mr. Jas. McQueen, Qrteei who has been e attending the conference n in London last week, arrived home this week .lir. and Mrs. '.R, McKenzie, of De- troit, visited friends in the village and vicinity last week, Mrs, Hugh Be.ry spent last week at the !tone of her mother, Mrs. Smith, of Bluevwle, who is very ill. Mr, Samuel Reid, who has resided in our village for a nutuuber of years, has gone to live with his daughter, Mrs: V''m. Broadfoot, of Seaforth, CROMARTY, Mr, Andrew Hamilton pf :Detroit called on a few of his friends on Sun- day last. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Francis and fa- mily of Bright, visited their relatives here on Sunday, Mr, Dan, 'McKellar of Detroit spent a day last week with his parents. • HIBBERT. blaster Peter Murray has been in bed the past week at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, P. Mc- Cann, having severely curt his foot on a piece of glass while at school. Peter's many friends are glad to know that the foot is rapidly healing. The following is the April and May report of S,S. No. 7, Hibbert Twp. Sr. IV.—Il3eruiee Harris 76.3 p;c., Beatrice Drover 73.3 (Jr.), Doris Sararas 64.2, Sr. ILL—,Ross Hoggarth 75.4. Jr. 111.—Wm. 'Cham'bers 62.27, June Stephensad 6 1 4 'vier vo d V 0 Nash .. 57 . Sr. IL—Earl Drover 78.3 Benson ,Stoneman 76,John Chappel 58, Lorne Chambers 49, Jr II Erla Treffry 82, Rae Chambers 64. First Class, Percy Wright, 85, Jean Ven ser 83, IWilmer McDonald 80, Printer, Norma Chatnb r e sfg od o 5C � Highest he mark in geography, Wm chambers 83 per cent., history, Beatrice Drover 94; literature, Earl Drover 85; spell- ing, Benson Stoneman 94; composi- tion, Ross Hoggarth 82; arithmetic, Bernice Harris 82; reading, Benson Stoneman 80; writing, Bernice Har ris 80; grammar, Bernice Harris 71. Victoria E, Bolton, Teacher. Council Meeting. — Council met at the Township Hall, Staffa, on Mon- day, May 27. members all being pre- sent. The minutes of the previous iiieetiug were read and confirmed. The members then formed into a Court ,of Revision for hearing ap- peals against the Assessment Roll, and made and subscribed to the ne- cessary oath. The appeal of Joseph E. Feeney was allowed, the assess stent on Lot' 22, Con. 4, reduced $100, Appeal of iP. IF. Bens,. re Canadian Batik of Commerce. allowed, Assess - mem on the property reduced $1,000. John 'Hackney's appeal allowed: As- sessment -6n N,TiR..W 5 Lot 26, low- ered $200. Appeal off Leslie Moore allowed: Lot'12 Con. 2. assessment reduced $,300, 'Appeal of Frank Alnore allowed. Assessment on 'Lot 2, Con. 3. reduced $100. Appeal of, Richard Balkwill allowed. \V% Lot 8, Con. 9, reduced $300. Appeal of Norman Malcolm allowed- Assessment on Lot 8, Con 1, reduced $400. Appeal of Wm. Keihin allowed. Lot 4, Con, 1. Assessment reduced $600. Appeal of Albert Roney allowed. Assessment on Seet Lot 6, Con. 2, reduced 3400. Ap- peals of John Levan and Max Grey to be released' from Dog Tax, allowed. The following changes were made in ownership: William Dillon to Mar- tin Murray, Lots 1 and 2, Ann Sr., Dublin; Lawrence 'Bragg to David Miller, SE pt, Lot 15, Con. 8, Edwin Harris to 'Harold Harris Lot 1, Con. 4. Court oif Revision then adjourned until 17th day of june at 1 p.m. Gen- eral 'business en-eral'business A;Bylanw No. 331, 1929, re 'Stewart Drain• lanprovetnent, was read a first time and provisionally adopted. By -Law No. 332, 1929, for paying back surplus fonds on the Kennedy Drain was filially passed. Resolutions were passed: 1st. That the sunt of $1,256,60 (less By -Laws and Clerk's `Fees), on the Tyndall Drain be paid over to the Treasurer of Tuckersntith. 2tid. That John Stacy .he appointed Weed Ltspector for 1929 at 40 per hr 3rd. That the Reeve 'be•appointed ti look into the requirements of the Township's por- tion of the Frank McConnell award. 4th, That a number of orders be is- sued. 5th. That 'George Lennie be appointed Pound Keeper, substituting Johnson Balfour• who resigned. 6th. That Bert 'Next be appointed Inspec- tor on the Peart Drain, substituting MikeCoyne, whose resignation was accepted. The meeting then adjourn- ed to meet again at Staffs on .Monday, June 17, at 1 .p.m, —Mrs. Kathleen Feeney, Cleric. BAYFIELD. Airs. C. L. Guest and daughter of. Sault Ste. Marie are visiting her mo- ther, Mrs. W. Johnston. Ouro p Polar baker. W. Johnston, has installed a large bake oven Mr,. Johnston is a first class baker and: now, that he has increased facilities there should" be less patronizing out- side bakers. Support the home baker:. Mt. and Mrs, !Nicholson of London are holidaying at Dr. Tillman's cot - Messrs. Lawrence and Fred Fowlie. and Miss Middleton of London spent Sunday with VIr, and Mrs, J. Fowlie. Miss Ethel Fowlie and Mrs.' G. Koch= ler of 7,ttrlch, _accompanied them to London, PAC fVE BABY CHICKS We can supply you with S.C. White Leghorn Chicks for delivery in June at $10 per 100, Our Leghorns are the famous (Barron strain— big hens, heavy layer's of Targe eggs: We guarantee you 100 p.c. safe delivery, CHICK FEEDS This year we are offering our chick feeds to the public. r P 1l e have given these feedsa thorough recommend. trial and -can recommend them to you. You can feed them with every confidence that you are going to raise all your chicks. We have proved thatwhat the wee chick is raised on has a great influence on the adult bird in health 'and 'production. 'Yoe can get a supply of our feed at Andrew Moore's Poultry Farm, just out of Egmondville, on the road to Brucefield, Th'. eWalter Roso P�ultry �arm BRUSSELS, ONT, 1.40 4m2e2./e (.4", cAte-46, c.)144,64 . 4 ci ZI,LCv-4c' G,n%5 .(.pfiGb•GfiGL' e ,,. . y. > GG2•/rR2Cl.,L GzZ a.KZ.� .f,/ June 6 -7 -8th GEO. A. SILLS St SONS, Hardware Mrs. Mallett, firs. Tardiff, Gladys Davison, Mr. T. Mallett of London and Mr. and Mrs, W. J, Kerr of Walkerton spent Sunday with Mrs, J; Davison. Dr. and. Mrs. Alexander and George Alexander of London spent the week end at their cottage, Mr. and Mrs, R. T. Orr and family of Stratford spent the week end at their cottage. Miss Helen Gerrie of Durham spent the week end with Miss Sarah Reid, Mrs. Holley, Mr. and Airs. Supp - nick, Holley and Louise Suppnick of Detroit. spent a few days last week at their cottage,' returning home on Saturday. Mrs. Holley is remaining for the summer season, Rev. R. M. Gale, who attended the conference at London last week, re- turned home on Monday. Mrs. L. M. Day and Miss Jean Day - of Detroit, spent Thursday at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Stogdili of Toronto arrived on Saturday to spend a month in ll'nt. AMetcalfe's cottage, Mr, and Mrs. Morley Hart, Charles and Helen Hart of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George King, Mrs. Reid and family of Honey - wood, are visiting the lady's parents, Rev. R. Al. and Mrs. Gale. Mr. and Mrs, Thornton Mustard of Toronto, and family, spent the week end at their cottage. .friss Jean !foods of Gait spent the week end at her home. Mr. W. G, Rae spent the week end and holiday at his home at -Wroxeter. Air. and Mrs. Jas. Brock, Florence Charles and Junior Brock, Port Do- ver, and Mr. Arthur Wright of De- troit, spent Sunday, with Mr, and Mrs. W. J. McLeod. Dr, and Mrs. Livingstone, Dr. and Mrs Shields, Mr. and Mrs. W. Cle- ment, and family, of Kitchener, spent the week end and holiday at their cottages. ONLY A SHORT TRAIN RUN To This Famous Vacation and. You snake a good choice when you select the I a va th v a Lakes Eorur holiday this year. The Kawartha chain is comparatively near Toronto and easy to reach without wasting valuable vaoation time, Reasonably priced hotels abound throughout this balsam -laden lakeland, Plenty of excellent fishing and aquatic sports and pleasures. Ask any Canadian. National Railways Agent for descrip- tive Ibookiet and complete informa- tion. Commercial Hotel, Seaforth on THURSDAY, JUNE 13th J. E. KNIGHT Will display a complete line of ladies' and gent'., HAIR GOODS including Patent Structure Advice on all Scalp Ailments: and the use of Inecto Rapid. • Phone Hotel for Appointment The W. T. Pember Stures Litnitel 129 YONGE ST., TORONTO ONTARIO A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meal roasted about medium, with the b12cd gravy oozing through, gives ane a foundation. It just makes one's mcuth 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 AUTO NEEDS Goodyear Tires and Tabes Battery Sales and Service Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries A eo line of new andUsed g cl Darts of different males of cars If your car is in need of repairs, give us a call Studebaker Sales and Service , 1 er's Garage� PHONE 167W