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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-07-25, Page 5I IdLiRST? A Y, JULY ?5, 1929,. THE AITO EWS.. CHAIN RED &WHITE STORES SUMMER GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES-- Kellagg's Corn Flakes per package 10c Post Toasties . per package 10c Sugar 'Crisp: Corn (Flakes...................per package 10c 'Kellogg's' Pep or Britt iI !alcor, 2 pies. 25c Kellogg's`1B'ice Krispies . , ............... , ..... , 2 pkgs 25c Fruits for Salad, regular 35c for 29e Grape'Fruit Hearts, regular 35c,, for ..,29c u O'Keefe's Ginger Ale, Ginger •Beer, Lime, Lemonand Orange Cup, Grape Juice, etc Oranges, small size, sweet and juicy, 2 doz35c; case $4.25. WHERE you WILL EVENTUALLY BUY W. M Stewart Rhone 77 Ross J., Sproat p Phone 8 eREA 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 bestin service and prices. We are agent for the Mellotte Cream Separators. Come in and see the new Models. Seaforth Creamery Co Seaforth, Ont, c. A, BARBER Prop. W, J. Walker 86 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. .rem Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired Chas. A. Howey Residence—James St. D Hi 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. Just Try It When you feel tired and drowsy, slip around the cornerand get a massage at SID'S SE#op You may come in with a grouch but will go out. with a smile. t Phone 125, at will Pi'evetit Ulcerated 'Throat. .At the first symptoms of sore throat, which presages ulceration and inflam- mation, take a spoonful of Dr, Thain- as' Eclectric Oil, Add a little' sugar to it to make it palatable, It will al- lay the ietatatiou and prevent the tit- ^•cettaitioa and swelling that are so pain.- fuf. Those who were periodically subject to quinsy have thus made themselves immune to attack, 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 - Real GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth. Ontario. TO ENCOURAGE SAFETY ON THE HIGHWAY The Highway Safety Committee have renewed its campaign for the prevention of accidents. In this paper the 'Committee publishes an advertise- ment calculated to renew public in- terest in this vibal problem. If is stated by those who have studied the question, that rotor traf- fic in Ontario ittcreased between 20 p.c. and 25 p.c, in 1928 over 1927, but. that the fatat accident natio was low- er ,than ow-er„than in 1927. (Highway officials give •a good deal of credit'for these figures to the educative efforts of the the last two years. As the traffic grows the .Committee find' that they have to contirute their efforts with re- newed vigor in order to keep this natio' at as low afigure as possible, Alfter careful study members of the Highway Safety Committee have con- cluded that the vast majority of ac- cidents can •be prevented if a few sim- ple rules of safety are kept constantly i;n mind. One''°official of the Highways De- partment asserted that during certain periods of this. summer, we may 'ex- pect cars in use 'en Ontario Highways to equal one can to every three peo- ple living in the Province. These figures, of course, take into account the increasing number of tourist caSs using Ontario highways, The Air Is Different. Lake of Bays is one 'thousand or more feet above sea level, and the at titude of this sequestered group of lakes, combines with the frragratice off, the pines to give the visitor a new vi- gor in life, You have real enjoyment golf or paddling all day long without tiring. You eat heartily and sleep like a log. Select your Own type of accolnlna- dation, for. here you have then all front rustic cottage to the mos't pre- tentious of hotels, Canadian National. Railways' comfortable toxins connect at Huntsville with the steamer for all points on the lakes. Ask any Canadian National Agent for information and literature on this attractive.cotttry, TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. George Dietrich and three daughters, Eleanor, Cecelia and Maizie, incl son Simon of Sarnia, spent a very enjoyable, afternoon re- eetttly at the home of Ntre and Mrs, William Flannery, Mrs C. Whitby and• two children, of Vermilion, Alta„ Mrs. John Robb and Miss Nina Robb, were guests of Mrs. Geo. Weir this week. Mrs. Itobb and Miss Robb are leaving Saturday by boat .for Port Aethur to spend some time with the former's daughter, Mrs, S, Floolc, 'The •oangregational ptettic of North Side United Church will be held at Bayfield ort Wednesday, August 7th. Mr, and Mrs. Janes G. Clark of Los Angeles, visited the past week at, the !route of Mrs., Clarke's sister, Mrs. Andrew Kirk, of Tuckerstnith; • Master Francis Creighton of De- troit, is spending his summer holidays at the home, of his grandpareatts, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk, Mr, Oliver H.Kirk, of First Nation- al ;.Bank (Legal Dept.), Detroit, and his friend, Mr, Jerry Sanderson, are spending a few, days .at the home of Oliver's parents, Mr, and Mrs. And- rew Kirk. The young iuea have been visiting around the Manitoulin Island and American S'aulf. Mrs. Brooks of Toronto and Miss Hutchison of Mitchell were guests of Mrs. Melville last week. Mr. H, W, Hutchison of Winnipeg was a guest at the home of his cousin, Mr, J, B, Tyerman, last week, Miss Vera Mole is spending a cou- ple of weeks in -Detroit, 'Mich, The many friends of Mr,' Adam MacKay trill regret to hear that he has been very ill again this week, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon McKay and two sons are visiting his father, Mr. Alex. McKay, and other relatives, The Thursday afternoon tea at the Golf Club August 1, will be in charge of Mrs, Frank Sills, Mrs, Jessie Brown returned Mon- day after :visiting tier sister, Mrs. John MdLeod, in Brantford, prior to Mr, and Mrs, McLeod leaving on a visit to their two daughters who are living in Vancouver. . Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Hilts and�Miss Ria were .London visitors last week. Rev. W. D. and Mrs. McDonald and Marjorie, Jack, Bill and Bob, of. Agincourt, spent Tuesday and Weld- nesday with Mr,• and •Mrs. Arthur Routledge.. The Epps .van •moved their furniture toAgr .Agincourt on Wed- nesday. nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart and family, Mr. and Mrs R. Bingitnan and son of New. Hamburg, were Week end .guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKay. 'hlr. and Mrs. W. Charlesworth and family, Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. -James Stewart. Mr, and Mrs. W. Stevens and sons of Kite'heier spent the week end with the latter' iter, s s s Miss Belleackson Miss Erma -Broadfoot, B ucefield, was a weelc end visitor with Miss M. Patrick. Mr and Mrs. W. F. McMillan were week end visitors with frieads in Stratford and Hamilton. - Mr, and Mrs. James Wright of Ethel and Mr and Mrs, Earl Ross and family of Science Hill, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. M. Dalton. Mr. Troy Alverston, Cincinnati, Ohio, Miss Mabel Davis, Mason Ohio, and Mrs. tJ. Kr Davis and daughter Dorothy were guests of the tatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson last week. Mr. and Mrs. George :Dale, of'Titck erstnith, visited with Mr. and Mrs.' James Barron for a couple of days. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Webster and Mr, and Mrs. Elmore Webster and daughter Leona spent 'Sunday visiting at .the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilbur Keys, Mill Road. Mrs. E. Chittenden and Miss Betty who spent a .couple -of weeks with her another, Mrs. Wm. McMichael, have returned to Toronto, Mrs. Duncan has returned to Wood- stock after an exitended visit with her sister, Mrs, Wm. McMichael. Mrs. R. E.. Coates, Mrs. Wm. Mc- Michael and Mr. and"i\Zrs. McKinney of Guelphare guests today (Thurs- day) at a ttotusseau tea .given in honor of the bride=to-be, Miss Margaret Maunders,'at fhe home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, H, Maunders, Brus- sels. Mrs..R. E. Coates has retttrned front a trip to' the West. At Sioux. Lookout she visited her son, Mr. W. H. Coates. Mrs. R. S. Evans, Miss Eleanor Evans and Miss Florence . Bates of Toronto are visiting friends at Varna. Mr, and Mrs. John Muir, Miss Nor- tna Muir and Miss Mary Kling spent Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Balfour of Galt' and went on to Niagara Falls, N.Y., on Sunday, The congregational' and S.S. picnic of First Preslbytet•ian Church was held on Wednesday, July 24, at Bayfield: Mr, Samuel Carnochan of Lucknow is in t.own'owing to the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Samuel Carno- chan Sr. ,Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Knechtel and Miss Alice Knechtet were guests on Sunday of Dr, - and Mrs. Petrie at the manse in Wingtlam; Mrs. Wm. Knechtel and her ,daatgh- ter Miss Grace Rnechtel. left Monday for Olwen Sound where, they will take a boat trip through the Thirty Thou- Tailorin ®sa ' d�es La and Gentlemen's s TAILORS oRs Give us a call COGHILL. TAILORING CO. 108 Downie St; STRAT FORD It'terntediatc Seuni-!('land W. I+'. A, Football WINTHROP vs. CHESLEY at Thos: Shannoti''s field, Winthrop Wednesday., July 31 Gkine talled at 6.15 Bev, Bamford..a 3f'Liistowel will referee, Winthropint uds to get into the finals Is this year, so expect a good game, OPEN AIR DANCE after the game under auspices of ,Winthrop Football Club, Blyth orchestra, Come aetd help the boys out, sand Islands to. Mackinac Island, Miss Florence Beattie has charge df the organ in the Presbyterian church during Mrs,, Renuie's vacation, During 'Rev, I, 5, K'aine's vacation in August, the pulpit of the Pres'byter- ian Church will be occupied the first two Sundays by Mr. Wrn. Aberhart, Calgary, and the 3rd and 4th -Sundays by Rev. C. E, Dougan, Clinton, and Rev; Jas. MbElt'oy, Hensall• Miss Evelyn Cudmore, of Toronto, is speeding a couple of weeks with ,her parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. Cudmore. 'Iyliss Mae Webster of Toronto is holidayingt ttl herparents,i r. wlx and Mrs, Lore•Webste Mrs, Roy Nelson and daughter left fo'r a visit . to her parents, Mr: and. Mrs. Geo. McKay, Kincardine. Mr, and Mrs, Sonley, Miss Alma and Miss Carrie, of Crystal City, Man, visited Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Stewart, HarPrhe t a week. . Y, last nee c Mrs, Chittenden of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs Geo. Stewart "fast week, Mrs, Bryant, Marjory and Billie are visiting at the homes of Geo, Stewart at}d W. M, Stewart, Miss Evelyn Cudmore, nurse of To- ronto, visited her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. • Stewart, H•arpurhey, this week. Mr. an,d Mrs. John Dalrymple and son Bert, of Russelldaie; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ross and family, Science Hill, were Sunday callers at the hone of alts. Hugh' Wright. Many trieud's are sorry to learn of the serious illness of Mrs, Joseph Hickey (nee Marie Mero) of Dublin, slight hope being held out for her re- covery. Master Douglas M. Stewart is spending 'his 'holidays in Detroit at the home of his cousin, Mrs. Robt. McKay, Mr. add ales. James Mowbray of Detroit were S'und'ay visitors at the hornof Mr. -A e Lamont,N. Main t. Mrs J. J. Mester an9 Claire, Bea- trice and Borden Merner of Windsor, accompanied by Mrs. W. O. Fowler of Leamington returned home on Tuesday after visiting in town. Miss Ethel McDougall and girl friend, Miss West and her mother, and Jack Murray of Detroit were week end.visitoi's with Mr, and Mrs. Henry Hioggarth, .Mrs. Sant Cudmore is attending her brother, bur. William Stiles at Brus- sels who Broke three ribs and his col- lar -bone when he fell front a load of hay to the sidewalk near his hone on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Robt, MoGottigle and :Miss Bella Sproat 'accompanied by 12r. and Mrs. John Beattie and son Kenneth of MCKillop attended the funeral of little Marie Anderson, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Betgrave, Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Pierson Grieve of Buffalo are holidaying at Seaforthand Bayfield. Mr. Jack Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson of New York are vis- iting Mr. J. Anderson's sister. Mrs. W. R. Smith, Mrs, Hill of London is' visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chapman, Goderich street. .Misses Brine spent a few clays in Brussels where their brother -in-laws, Mr, Peter Scott, who has been in poor health. Mrs. F. J. Kerslake accompanied by Mrs. Ralp'h Stephenson of Stanley are spending a weak or more visiting in Michigan. Rev. Chas, Benson and Vies Lena Hutchison of Davison, Mich., are vis- iting Mrs. Melville and other relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanna, Mrs. W. Hanna and Miss Annie Hanna are spending a week visiting relatives in Michigan. Mrs, Munn, of New Westminster B, C., who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Govenlock the past. niontlr leaves Friday for home' by way of Chicago. Mr. and' hers. Lyle Norris of De- troit spent Friday and Saturday at the home of Mrs. Hugh. Wright, N. Main street. Sea'foith and vicinity was given a very heavy and beneficial downpour of rain Weclensday evening atter a comparative dry spell. Miss' Mary Reid of Parkhill and Mr. Reid of Hariock visited Miss Robison on Saturday last. . Miss Helen iMerner of Windsor is the guest of. Miss Grace Free, Sparl• Mg street this week, Mr. Henry Goldiisg of Staffa visited his son Mayor ansa Mrs. W.• H..Gold- ing on Saturday. • Masters Arthur Golding, Kenneth Beattie and George Hays are holiday- ing at Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stong of Sar- nia visited last week with Mr. Stopg's sister, Mrs, A, E. Stark, and Mr,`Retu- ben Stong. The adjourned inquest into the fatal accident. at Haugh's corner, Bruce- field, r«cefield, on July 1, is being !weld at Bruce - field Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, • Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Campbell who sold their farm on the 6th . con- cession, McKillop, to Mr. James Dor ranee, McKillop, intend moving to Seaforth in October. bir. Doeraatce will Occupy their house, Worms sap the strcnatit vitt un- dermine the' vitality of children, Stren- gthen then by using Mother Graves' World Exterminator to drive out the parasites. t HORSESHOES, Goderich was down an Friday night f:t a friendly game, Seafirt!t winning 5.2 Messrs Leitch and Bat to rep- resented Gadcrich and afeasra Henry II ,gg rr ttr :alt f J H. Reid Seaforth, In the ettp c'atnaetition Monday night Messrs. J. Mo1utosh and ,Cron ier defeated Messrs. Hoegy'atid Melts who have held the cup for two weeks, the score being 120-69. SERIOUSLY HURT. Mr, Ned Jarman of Seaforth is in Sea'farth hospital in a critical condi- tion from injuries •when struck by a hay Fork while working at Mr. George Leitc'h's farut near Constance about. 6„30 ,u'. u Tuesday. H eswere held forks recveron Wednesa BADLY CUT, Mr. John McMillan of Roxboro met with anunfortunate accident last Thursday which nearly cost hitu his life. While cuttig weeds on the sec- ond concession of McKillop, east of the North Road, he cut his leg deeply. with the scythe, Una'bie to walls he lay for some time until found by soneoue passing, Great loss of blood Inas left hint in a weak condition but he is at present recovering, MRS. MOFFATT 1,8EAD IBJ HAMILTON. The death occurred in Hamilton early Monday. Morning, July 22, of Mrs. W. J. Moffatt, Mrs, Moffatt was a resident of Seaforth for a number of years during the titue that Mr. Moffatt was Principal of Seaforth Public school and every umi s laas visited old friends in tome e v. years ago. Mrs. Moffatt mule: ..a serious operation and fully recovered but a recurrence of the trouble had confined her to her home the past few months, Born in Hamilton, the most of her life was spent in that city. For Mrs. several years 14r , and f!Ir.. Moffatt and famly lived in Toronto after leav- ing Seaforth and have since been in Hamilton. Besides her husband and aged mother four sons survive, Orm- and, Charles, Jack and Kenneth, all of Hamilton. The 'funeral was held Tuesday at 3,30 p.m, front her late residence, 92 Eastbourne avenue, Ha- milton. Interment was made in Ha- milton cemetery. The exceedingly large number .of flowers at the fun- eral spoke of rhe high esteem in which Mrs. Moffatt was held by many friends in the city. A nlun'ber from Seaforth attended the funeral includingMr.and Mrs.W. R: Smith,Mrs J,A.Wilson, Mrs, Earl Bell Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. John Beattie and Jlliss Florence Beat- tie, HARLOCIK.' Miss Violet Cooke of Clinton, visit- ed her friend, Miss Marie Rapson, ov- er the. week end. Mr. Wright, Mrs, Bremner and the Misses Ida at d Kathleen Bremner of Grey visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Beacom: Sunday, leaving Mrs. Bremner attd Miss Ida to spend a.few days. blr. A. W. Beacom, who had the po- sition of District Deputy Grand Mas- ter of the Masonic Lodge for the past year, completed his duties and attend- ed a meeting in Ottawa the beginning of"last week, returning home on Fri- day. Mrs, Smith and Messrs. Bill' and Syet Smith of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Bell and family visited at the home o'f \4r. and Mrs. Robert Fer- ris on Friday evening. Quite a number tools advantage of the Black Cherry season and visited in the Bentniller district last week bring- ing home a nice lot of lovely cherries. Masters Eddy Bell and Jacky Mc - Ewing visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Vodden a couple of days this week. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Parsons, also Misses Amy and. Ena Parsons motor- ed on Saturday to Woodslee in Es- sex County to visit' for a few days at the home of the fornter's sister, leav- ing Misses Amy and Ena for a couple of weeks. Miss .Marie Rapson had a party of girls on Friday afternoon in behalf of her young friend, Miss Ruth Levis of Clinton, who returned home on Satur- day evening. Mr. Stuart Beattie, accompanied by a couple of friends motored to Toron- to on Sunday. Miss Mary Reid of Parkhill visited at the hone of her brothers, Messrs. Angus Reid and David Reicl. and her sister, Mrs, Frank Martin of Sunshine for the past week, returning on Tues- day of this week, Mr. and Mrs. Knechtel and Maxee❑ visited. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bewley on Sunday. Miss Florence Watson visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Little over the week end. Mr. and Mrs._Jaines Watt of Blyth are at present at the home. of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid, also Mr. Hacicwel1 and his two little girls of near Walton, visited at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McEwing Sunday Old Dr. Stork called at the home of ,fr. and Mrs, Geo. Watt on Sunday and left a fine baby girl. We are pleased to know both are doing nicely: An Alert Club and ball game was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McEwing on Monday eveiting. Quite a number of :voting people at- tended ansa4. had 1 lovely time. Master ,Iim McEwing, visited with his cousin, Master Watson Reid from Monday till Thursday. Mrs. Robert Ferris and Reece, also Mr. and Mrs. Immaatuel Knechtel and Maroon, of Calgary, visited at the home of bur. and Mr.9. Isaac Rapson on Sunday evening bIt', and Mrs, R. Ferris and Reece, also A4r, and Mrs. Knechtel attd Maxeen visited Mr. and Mrs, A. Vod-, den on Monday. Mrand Mrs: Knechtel and little daughter intend- leaving on Saturday for their hone in Calgary, They in- tend to motor going part wayby' boat, We wish then a pleasant trip and safe return, Burns' United Church are holding: the Sunday Sr'inol picnic at Bayfield cat Pri•lay ofthis week and hope for a good clay and glad attendance, 'Tice game part of the programme is in•• charge of the Alert Club, Bring along your baskets, lly 1 PAGE FIVE We must Sega our fenc- ing as we need the cash, 8 -wire fence for the price of 7 LOOK! - 900 Rds. &Wire Even Spaced 42c Fence . cas�l err y :p d. 120 Rds. 6 -Wire Fence 33c cash, ,• per t d. Fencing Guaranteed RUST PRO tF Ceo. A Silis & Sons HARDWARE BRUCEFIELD. Miss Carrie Oke of London was spending a few days with old friends and neighbors. Miss Anna Aikenhead is holiday- ing at "Bonnie Brae" the cottage of Mr. M. Aikenhead, Bayfield. 'Mr. and Mrs. C. Ham and son Wesley of Toronto are holidaying at Brucdfield, Mr, and 'Mrs, Stevens, of Detroit, visited at the home of the former's sisters, Mrs. 'Brock 'and _Mrs. Jamie- son last week. Mr, and Mrs. Austin Wheeler and son of Detroit were the, guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'Wheeler last week, Miss Weir, of Vancouver, visited at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Moodie, last week. Mrs. Emnta Simpson and her moth- er, airs. Nevins, returned to their home in Hamilton last Sunday after spending a week visiting friends in the village. 'Decoration Day will be observed next Sunday, July 28th at 2 p.m. in Baird's Cemetery under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. Addresses will be delivered by Mr. Moore, of Gode- rich, 'and others. A reunion of the Tough and Stev- ens families was held at Bayfield last week. Friends from Listowel, Mount Forest, Sarnia, Saskatchewan, and Stanley were in attendance. .lir. and Mrs. James Hill and Mr, afud Mrs. Wm, Leith, of Stratford. called on friends in the village Friday evening. Mrs. Wm. Sinclair has been con- fined to her bed but hope she will soon be around again. Miss Reta Taylor spent Sunday with Miss MssJean Cat � 1 n beI a Master Roland and Dorothy Luff and Mary Medallist are visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Mc- Lachlan, of Stanley. About 10.39 Sunday night five Lon- don young men !net 'with a serious accident when their car struck the side of the narrow cement bridge at the east edge of Brucefield, all receiv- ing painful injuries and the car was almost demolished. The -bridge was also damaged, the north railing being broken and the bridge being cracked crosswise in the centre. They were returning from Winton, coming back through Seaforth, but had missed the detour on the Mill Road 1/ miles east of Brucefield. When meeting another eta returning lei Listowel, driven by Mr. Fleeting, of that town, they did not see the bridge through the lights and dust. A crowd soon gathered and -the young men were taken in Mr. Murdoch's and Mr. Elliott's houses and later were brought to the Seaforth hospital suffering front cuts and other injuries. Their car was •serious- ly damaged. The boys were Frank Kuhn (the driver); Albert Ballingall, Norman Ballingall, Garnet Hutchison, Gordon Winkle, Mr. Winkle was 'the most seriously injured and is still in the hospital. The others have been able to return to their homes, Coun- ty Constable J. F. Welsh of Seaforth investigated the accident. What ac- tion will be taken in regard to the damages is undecided. Mr. R, Watson. has purchased a Ohev. sedan. Mr, and Mrs. F. Aikenhead were Sunday visitors in Goderich . Town- ship. A Good Portion of beet served to you for the evening meal roasted about medium, with the Clncd gravy oozing through, gives ane 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. CAMERON Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth., Mr. and Mrs, David Reid and fate- vhilted Frank Martin's .Sunday, aw..ns + YOUR 7-UJTO NEEDS Goodyear Tires and Tubes Battery Sales and Service Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries new and ttsed partsof i Agood line of different out tnaices of cars If your car is in need of repairs, give us a call Studebaker Sales and Service r e �U1es Garage PHONE 167W