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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-09-12, Page 5THURSDAY; SEP'!?E1viBE1it , 1929 "AIN RED &WHITE sTorms Sliced Pineapple, good tluatity, 2 tins for. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,25c Infant Delight Soap, 4 calces for 23c Castile Soap, 9 cakes for 25c Wax Paper, is large rolls for leaches 30e Paper Napkins, folded, 100 in box 25c Testi-Sandwich Spread 2.0c; Paris Pate 15c; Veal Loaf 20c;. Devilled Nam 20e; Corned Beef 2'9c; Sliced Smocked Beef 35c; Pimentos Yoe; Mayonalse 20e; Canned Chicken 38c; etc. etc, Pure Clover Honey, to arrive abottt Sept, 15th, in 5 and '10 ib, pails, per pound 10c Comb Honey, in rdpdted lb. sections each 23c 5 lbs for.., , $1,00 Place your orders now. W. M Stewart Phone 77 Ross J Sproat Phone 8 • p O?Z�t eRET-1 We pay the highest prices.for good cream., Our services to our patrons are the best that can be given.. Do notsend your creatn to other Creameries; we want it •here. • To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation. In return for you co-operation wewill 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 Cre.amery;: Co, . '.::.Seaforth,' Ont., C.. Q.. 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. Pianos Tuned Cleaned . and Repaired Chas.AKow e. Y Residence—James St. Just. Try It When you feel tired and drowsy, slip around the corner and get a massage at SID'S •SHIP You may come in with a grouch but will go out with a smile. Phone 125. D. H, Melones ehiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the • Commercial Hotel; Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday ' Afternoons Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated. Electricity used. Send us the trances of; your visitors. Auto Insurance PUBLIC LIABILITY PROPERTY DAMAGE FIRE, THEFT COLLISION . Let us explain the coverages and the amount of ,protection affordedfor 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, Bonds and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario. w • CROMARTY, Mr. and Mrs. Qtiance and family and Mr, and Mrs. Mussell Scott and family spent Sunday with relatives in Bnanftiford. Messrs. Thomas Scott and Ernest Allen spent a fesw days last week in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs., Malcolm . McKellar spent Sunday with Mr, Alex. Mc- Kellar, - Rev, Irving B. ICaine of Seaforth occupied the pulpit in Crotnarty Pres- byterian church on Sunday. Rev. Mr, Elder returns to his own pulpit ttext Sunday. !Several from Cromarty attended the funeral of the late Wm. Potlati at Farquhar on Monday, which i,..,as largely attended. Mr, Pollen was 64 years of age. •Mr. Lloyd Milder and Miss Tucker of Stratford visited at his home here on Sunday. Mr. Rolbt. Dalrymple of Moose Jaw is visiting et Mr, and Mrs. William Houghton's. Mr. Andrew MclLellan and family are moving back to the village again, VARNA. e many r ett s of Miss Annie Keys regret to hear she is in poor - health. - Miss E. Mossiop ,spent a few days with her sister, Mrs, Stephenson, -Go- sien Line. Mt, and Mrs, E. Epps have return- ed from Toronto. Services in Varna United Church were withdrawn on Sunday because of the anniversary services in Goshen Church, Mrs, Jeff Keys and Miss ,Dorothy of Nashville, 'Fenn„ are visiting at their old home with her brother ,and sister, Mr. and Miss Logan; . Mr. and Mrs. Mc'Aeh of London spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Weekes. Miss McLaren Of Winnipeg• is visit - fee. her graiultuother,'Mrs, 'Weekes, Airs, Mossop sp nt'Thursday after• noon at her old hone at Me. Watson's an the Sauble line, • Miss Muriel and Alvin Elliott are attending the continua.tioit school Bayfield this year. TOWN TOPICS Mr, and Airs, Joseph Eckert family, of Midland, spent Sunday Mr. and Mr,, C, Eckert, teturnu Monday. Miss !rete Cliff has returned spending sotlte time in Clinton, Rev. W, .H, and Mrs, Whitesid Toronto 'called ott Mr, ttnd Mrs, Hanna. Mr, and Mrs,. Whatesides on their way to visit Mrs, White brother, Mr. Willtaines, of :Zurich, Mrs, J A. Case returned last from visiting tat ,Petenboro and St Lake. Mr, and Mrs. D. M.. Ha and daughter, Genevieve, of Ke City, Moe accompanied her and several days' here. .Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Dickson two sons, 'Of Fredonia, NX., 'tri :his mother, Mrs, Adam Dickson. Mrs. Twiss and ' granddau'g Miss Lois• MclG4avin, arrived lr from Toronto on Friday, after ing Mr, and Mrs, F. W. Twis's, Mr. Ted. S'cot't ands friend of land apent'a few days et the Porn hone in Haepurhey. • Mr.' C, Hutton of Detroit w recent visitor with his sister, Mr Grunvinett,* 'Mrs. J. A. Doherty of Moose Sask., is at ,present visiting her and uncle,- Mr, and Mrs, Sid Jacobs. Mr- B. W, Waugh, DJLS., 'of tawa, was the guest .for a couple days this week of Postmaster C. Sills: Airs. Geo, Chesney of Toronto spending this week with Mrs. G Weir and Mr. an Mrs. Wm, �W, Ja sou She wil'I thea, visit friends Clinton, We Robert Scarlett, accempatt by Messrs, John McLellan, Tho Livingston and Thomas. Dodds, tended the laymen's convention London Conference, The inset washeld in .Alma College, St. Th'o,h Many distinguished speakers atter including Rev. Dr. Robert Laws, Livingstonia, Africa, where he laibo over fifty years, Miss Jean Scott was in Toroft last week, Mrs. Robert Winter and her gran daughter, Miss Jean Winter, of God rich, are spending a week in Toron, 'Miss Margaret Case acid Mr, Ral Fergus of Detroit speet.:the week e .with -the forener's; pareiits, .Mr.`a Case, Mr. and Mrs, Wesley J: Free, Grac Garnet and Harold are •Lo'rfdoti visi ors this -week. • • • Mr, ,and ..Mrs. Chas. Adams, wi M,rs.• aatd Miss .1iebiille were in Lis :wee on Sunday,las't. Col. ,.and A4rs, R. S. Hays returne to Seaforth this week from a please trip to England and Europe which o cuted nearly � ' P an } two months, Mr. and Mrs. Carson Moore an Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moore alt, daughter Dorothy of Sault Ste, Mari sent P a few days this week leek 'withM and. Mrs. George' Brown on their wa to Buffalo and Cincinnati. Misses Margaret Parker, Max Parker, Mary Miller and Helen Gi ford' of Stratford visited Mrs. J. A Case last week. Mr. and' Mrs, Wesley Rousam o Ingersoll were visitors this'week wi Mr. and liars, Henry Hoggarth, Miss .Agnes McLellan and Mr• Robert Fberhart spent the past coupl of weeks visiting in Meaford, return ing Tuesday evening. . Mr. and Mrs, Hanna, also .J. M and Miss Robertson and Mrs. Henr Wednesday. rth were London visitors o Alt. Carl Anent, who has spent th summer in Port Stanley, is spendin a week in Kincardine. Rev. W. -P. and Mrs. Lane and Mis Helen Lane have returned from months' vacation in Muskoka, th Georgian Bay district and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jioseph Co•Ilins o 'Buffalo are calling on, friends here this week end, Air. aid .Mrs. Joseph Grummett an son Dannie, spent Sunday with Mrs Gnummett's mother, Mrs. Hutton, a Kincardine. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, I. A. Case were: Mr, air Mrs, Afarshlabl Leitch, of Florida, and Mr.'and Mrs. R. 'I3. Flett and daugh- ter Nora, of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs, Sani •Hanna of Re- gina, Mr. and Airs. Bates of Goderich and Mrs. S. Dickson of the West tall, ed on Ur, and AIrs., Sam Hanna, Misses Margaret McMillan, Htrllett, and Erma Broiadfoot, 'Tuckersmith, leave next week to commence courses at the O.A,c, Guelph. Mr. John .Crich of Seaforth.. has already begun his course at the O.:A.C. Miss Helen Mc- Kercher and Mr. Bob McKercher, Met Killop, will resume their 'courses there ext week • Mr. George Cardno is slighttly im- proved after suffering a stroke of par- alysis about 5 o'clock Saturday even- ing while ht the store. St. Thomas' Church is being re- painted' this ,week, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Habkirk of Dunnville spent last week with the fortnerts.mo'ther, Mrs. J. R. Hab'kirk, Mrs, Flett spent a couple of days in London this week, 'Mr, L. C. Jacicson is having his' house given a fine new coat Of paint. The many friends of Mrs, John Nott, Egmondville will be pleased to kiniow site is able to be o:ut, although still carrying a cane, and with rep oat niter es of Satre were side's week oney Ham usas spent and sited liter; ome visit- Mid- uer's 55 a s, 1, Jaw, aunt ney O t - of P. is eo mie- in ied rnas at of ing tae. led,' of red to d- e - to. ph nd nd e n- th to - 11 td c- d d r. e y y f. th s., e y e g a e d e d Tailoring Ladies' and i G ent(emen s TAILORS Give us a call COGHILL LL TAILORING CO. "^a Downie St. STRATFORD • THE SEAT ORTII NEWS. Peache A csr load of Elberta Peaches in about two weeks, in bushel hampers,. Special prices off the car, W. R �j BE�j T►. C. NNET T WALTON Phone 230r32 Mr. and Mrs, 1''. L. Creighton and two ,children of Highland Park, De- troit, and Mr. Oliver Kirk of the le- gal dept of the First National Bank, Detroit, who have been visiting their paten'ts, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Kirk, in Tuckersncith, returned to Detroit, taking Master Frances, their eldest boy who spent the summer with his grandparents, back with them. The recital by Miss Theresa Al, Sie- gel of `'The Mansion," by Henry Vatc- Dyke, Sunday eve., Oct, 6th, and dra- matic entertainment on Monday, Oct, 7, promises to be of unusual interest, Air. and Mrs. Price and two chil- dren who were staying at the Messrs, Martin in Tuckersntith, left for home in Europe recently. A fine new garage is being built at Air, Ed, Mo'le's hone on James street, M•r, Thomas Meady is in chsarge of the work, !Weather permitting' a band concert avill be given by the Brod'hagen band in Victoria Park, Seaforth, on Sunday evening, Sept. 15th at 8:1'5 l p.m, Sil- ver collection, ,Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Miss Belle Campbell' and Mrs, H. J. Gibson spent Wednesday at Formosa. Miss Dorothy. Kent of Brandon, Man., and Miss Annie Cameron of Toronto left Tuesday after visiting for a couple of weeks at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs, J. A, McIntosh. After spetadin'g a, few days at Niagara Fulls, Miss Kent returns to the West. Mr, and Mrs, R. 'Thompson return- ed Monday after spending two reeks in Detroit. Mr, and Mrs. Archie Smith and dau- ghter Janet and Air. Louis Hayter of Sarnia were week -end visitors with Alr, and Mrs. Jos, Gibson, owing to the lsttee's illness. Miss Dorothy Webster of Toronto spending two t+eeks' holidays with Mr: and Mrs. Wilbert Webster. Mr. and Mrs: Grassie were guests of lir; "and Mrs, Herbert Fowler, Hul- lett.over the week --maid, Miss Kathleen Burrows of London spent several days this week with her parents, Dr, and Mrs. ,Burrows, -- Miss Florence Foiwler is spetading the week London. t .Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Best and daugh- ter Barbara have been .spending a cou- ple of weeks at their cottage at Ston- ey Lake. Miss Marian Watson leaves Satur- day for New York. The ladies Of Seaforth Golf club will entertain the Goderich ladies next Thursday.afterttoan for the return vis- it. Miss Guerra Brown will be host- ess. Air. •and AIrs, Andrei& Kirk, Mrs. James Brcadfoot and son of Tucker - smith attended the funeral of ;lir. Jos- eph Giblbas at Blyth an Wednesday. Mrs. Gibba,s is a niece of Air. and \irs, Kirk. FIRE DESTROYS HOME, The home of Mr. Thomas Broome at Winthrop was prey to flames Thursday afternoon, which started in the kitchen roof from sparks from the chimney. By quick work most of the furniture was removed. This house was one of the early landmarks, being the old Govenlack homestead. Air. Broome intends to. re -build this fall, the new home to be closer to the road EARLY FAIRS NOT A SUCCESS. Listowel fall fair was held a month earlier than usual last year to try to - avoid the wet weather frequently ex- perienced in late September. Their fair had good weather but the experi- ment was a failure. Farmers were har- vesting and only a small crowd at- tended. Also at was found that there were few fruit and vegetable exhibits, as things had not reached maturity. Listowel has changed to a later date this year. Goderich fair is also being held later than formerly. STAFFA. Mrs. Robert Barbour spent last week visiting her son in Stratford. Mr, Jos. Hasting and a number of friends motored to London on Tues- day. Muss Carmel Morris of Detroit is home visiting Mr. and _Airs. James Morris. . • WALTON. J, '3, and Mrs. M:Gavin and Gor- don motored to Toronto last week, Mr. land Mrs. William Berry of Brucefield spent lash S'unday with air. and Mrs. J. J, MoGavin. •Mr. and Mns, James Craighead and daughter of Havelock are visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs, John Barron,. McKillop, Miss E. Tomlinson has returned home after visiting in Niagara Fails, Chippewa, Ingersoll and London, HAYFIELD. Mrs. Adnan McKenzie of Cuba who spent the summer at her cottage here left last week for her former house in London and will meet ler husband in Toronto who arrives from Cuba this week. Mr, and Mrs, McKenzie then leave on •;a, business trip to Chicago, returning the huddle of the month to visit relatives here and in Stanley far. several weeks, Mr. McKenzie is in the sugar business in Cuba, - BORN. SPIR0AiT.--011 September 7th, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs, Edwin., Sproat, of 'Tuckersniith, a daughter. 'Worms, by the, irritation that they cause in the stomach and intestines, deprive' infants of the nourishment that they should derive from food and n - talitutrrlian is the -result• Millers Worm Powders destroy worms and correct tite morbid conditions itt the stomach and bowels that are favorable to worms, so that the full 'nutriment of the child is assured and develop- ment in every way encouraged, • IIPPEN. ' Mrs. K. Cochrane of 011111;011 and daughters Misses Agnes and Annie, visited their relatives in this vicinity. The school, in this vichtity are pre- paring for their school fair which is to be held in Hensel! on Wednesday. Miss Helen Dindale, ttatrse-iit- training, Stratford, is home for a week's holidays, Rev. Mr. Conner and Mrs. Conner are returning from their holidays this week and Mr, Canner wilt ocoupy his own pulpit next Sunday. Mrs. Fowler of Toronto spent the week end at the home of Mrs, E. Sproat and Alis. J, Henderson. •Mr. J McDonald and daughter, itoi Msrss Marguerite were Toronto vis - :Mr. John C. Doig of Detroit and his filen!, Mr. Campbell Hamilton, motored over to spend the week end with the forurer's parentis, and also visit some friends in London who will accompany them back to Detroit. Rev, .Mr. and Mrs, J'oltn Richard- son of Drumbo, are visiting relatives and friends in the neighborhood, who are pleased to see them again, Mr, Richardson is a former pastor of St. Andrew's Church. Mrs, Charlotte Kerr of Detroit and her sister, Mrs. Mary A..Shtanks, of Spokane, Wash., visited Mr, and Mrs. W. M. Doig during the week. This is their first visit. since they left here fifty years ago. They are daughters of the late James Sellers. Mrs, John Anderson has returned from a trip to Holmesville, .Mr. t Frazier Johta and Mrs.e'ssfe Frazier have !beet visiting at the Jessie of Mr. and ,Mrs. John !Workman. Air, and Mrs. John Butt and daugh- ter, Lelabeile of. Flint, Mich„ are visit- ing the fornter's brothers, Thomas and Edgar Batt, Mr. Glazier of Clinton has been vis- iting with her daughter, Mrs, T. Butt. 'Mrs, .E, Jones and daughter Louise are visiting at the home of Mrs And- ren' Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Field at3d family have returned from their holidays Mr. and Mrs. C. Moore of Mac- Lennan and Mr and Mrs. P. Moore, of Neebish, have 'been visiting at the home of Air and Mrs. Ino.:lieNaugh- ton, While here they renewed old acquaintances, Air, Ed, Sproat is wearing a smile that won't come off these days. It's a Ross Chapman is plowing with his tractor On tate farm. of Mr. Thomas Butt at Kipper. Mr. Webster McNaughton, who has been spending a'week at his home in Tuckersutith, returned to Port Ar- thur on Saturday last; where he is principal in a school there, Mr. Rolbert El•gie and Mr. Hiarr Norris spent the week end in Detroit. Air, Robioet McNaughton went to Lord at .on Monday lastwhereis h e teaching ng on the city staff this year. Miss Anorma Havenor has returned hottie' after a month's visit with hes• brother, • TUCKERSMITH. Air. and Mrs. James Hay spent the week end visiting friends in Niagara. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinsman and fancily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, John Eigie. ' Mr, Henry Forsyth is itnproving after his operation. We hope that he may continue. Mrs. Thompson Scott is' visiting her mother, Mrs. Abe Forsyth. Miss Elsie Siers is visiting her friend, Miss Jean Fotheringhant, The farmers are baking advantage of the dry weather in getting their beans in. Owing to the long dry spell quite a member of the farmers are getting scarce of water. Misses e Margaret and Irene McKay have returned from Toronto after spending a week with friends. Owing to the dry weather very little fall wheat has been sewn. - Miss Reinke of the Kipper Road, atito has been engaged to teach No. 4 school. commenced her duties' last week. Mr. Neil- ibfathesait left last week for Douglas in the Ottawa District where he is engaged to tench in a Continua - ion School in that place. On Labor Day the numerous des- endaots of Edward and lvfary Teb- utt held their annual reunion in har- or park, Goderich. Relatives were resent to the number of 125 from Hointesville, Clinton. Londesboro, umm�erhill, Tuckersmith, Detroit red Porter's Hill, (Stanley and Gode- rich townships, Early in the last cen- ury, Doctor Edward Tebbutt, of Lon- oa,.Eiegland, came to Canada, bring - ng with hitt two eldest soars, Edward red Walgate, whom he placed in a oard'rng school in Toronto 'before otning tardier west to what was born as the Huron Tract. There he urchased the Omerod Estate and ad- ining farts, the idea being to pair- ease a.farm for each of his children. he Omterod cottage was a su-hstan- al frame affair situated on the lot ow awned by. Oliver, Pocock on the rghn'ay about half a mile east of the Rage of Holmesville, but the original welling was situated a little farther •ck on the lot than the .bungalow tilt a few years ago by Mr. Pocock, he farms purchased at the same time the late Edward Tebbutt are now weed by John Potter, George Teb- tt, Harry Tebbutt, Wiiliam Church- , Lewis' Proctor and Oliver Pocock d Mrs, Fred Hopkins. Having ta- n up the land mentioned' above, octor Tebbutt set sail - for England bring out his wife, formerly Mary Walgate, of Donegan Castle, Leisester ire, and the rest of his fancily, Geo., ed and Chris., and two daughters, airy ani! Elizabeth Frances, what fat - became Mrs. William Jarvis and ars. Joseph Proctor of the Cut Line, clenchh township, On board the p sailing for England, Dr.Teb'butt ntr:acted a cold from which he fail - to recover. He died from the ef- ts and was buried it England. Mrs, bl>.stt and the rest of the family the sailed for Canada and at Toren - they joined the two eldest Son,, WOO and Wal.gate, who were et - ding school. The whole fain ily tt cane west " •t Huron smutty and n settled at the Otnero.cl cottage r l•Iol�atcsville, where- she resided. til her death. None of their (Ail - n ate living today, the last surviv- t p S d a b c k p 30l n hi vi d, bba by o' bu ill an be D to sh Fr er chi 0o ed fee Te lh to Ed ten the the n00 un die TT takes three to complete a, telephonecall; the 1 operator, - the person calling and the person. called, If arty one of the three is at fault, the call fails, Uncompleted telephone calls are a serious public problem. We call attention to it because we want you to have the best possible service at lowest possible costa Every day in Ontario and Quebec there are over one million local telephone calls which are block- ed -- a waste of two million minutes a day —• a congestion of traffic — a source of irritation — a handicap to perfect service, Some of these uncompleted calls cannot bel help- ed and some are due to our own errors, which we are constantly reducing. Many of the failures — "Line's Busy" — "They don't Answer" — "No one on the Line now" — "Wrong Number" — originate g ate with the other two parties to the. call. We plan now to give publicity to common faults in telephone usage in the hope that there may be a mutual effort to maintain high efficiency .of telephone service, • *It is costing more Man $27,000,000 this year to extend and improve tele- phone service in Ontario and Quebec.- . . ing, Fred, having died at his home' o'n the fourteenth concession of Gode- rich township 'about biventy years ago. Goderich. - ' A fine of $5,000 and costa were im- posed by Magistrate Reid Thursday Y afternoon, �, e noon, August ..9th, on the Sleman S,pringbattk Brewery Co., Limited. of Guelph, for selling liquor in the Township of Ashfield h'field contrary t 0 section 72 ('1) of the Lignar Control Act. The evidence of Slatnuel Glazier showed that he had an agreement with the Brewi ng Company for a commis- sion of 25 cents a case for liquor for which he secured orders from holders of permits. Under the agreement he went into Ashfield and canvassed per- tnit holders and secured two orders, which were filled. J. C. Makins, of Stratford, conducted the prosecution, and D. P. Munroe, of Guelph, acted for the defendant company. The argu- ment for the defence was that the sale wee made at the 'brewery and they claimed that no commission was paid to Glazier for the sale, but that he was the agent of the purchaser. The Mag- istrate held, however, that Glazier was the agent of the vendor and im- posed the fine set by the statute to which costs, amounting to Sella, al ere added. St. George's Anglican Church 'has received a handsome gift in the form of a baptistry, which will be erected this fall and "dedicated to the Glory o€ God and in loving memory of the late Oswald Frederick Carey, one time rector's warden ,of this Church." G. 13. Davies, new organist of St. George'; Church, will be bandmaster of Goderich band this year, At Blake United Church, Ashfield Township, on September 1st, a mem- orial window, which had been erected by the Stothers fancily in memory of `Heir parents, the bate William and Mrs. Stothers, was unveiled. The members of the family are: S. B. Stothers, agricultural representative of Essex county;•Jahu Canon Stothers, inspector. of. public schools, London, Ont.; Bailie Stothers, ecoourttant, of Wadkerville, Ont.; Mrs. Henry Horton of Ashfield; 'Carman Stothers, public school inspector for Prince Edward county,P icta c Ont.. Isaac 5 bother sDepartment of Agriculture, Saskatch- ewan, Wilkie, Sask.; Mrs, Ernest Crispin: Ogema, Sask, Clinton. re n. Norman Lever, of Clinton, highway officer for Huron county, met with a severe accident recently while travel- ling along the line between Stanley and Hay townships, east of Drysdale, when his motorcycle evidently struck some loose gravel and he Was thrown into the ditch, He was picked up un- conscious and taken to a house near- by, where he was for some days. He had' received some serious injury to his head, and a fracture .of the skull was feared. Mr. Lever was able to be out on Saturday. Dr, McInnes has moved his fancily from \Vitigham to Clinton. A meeting was held in St. Pauls' Anglican Church to organize the Boy Scout program for the coming win- ter. The Women's Institute have placed seats in the cemetery for the tuse of the pubila Poultry WANTED HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Taken Tuesday and Friday of each week before noon. TI-IOS. BICKELL Seaforth Goderich street east, opposite Queen's hotel A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meal, roasted about medium, with the clocd gravy oozing through, gives One a foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to think of it. Row 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 Tubes Battery Sales and Service Charging and Repairing all snakes of Batteries' A good line of new and used parts of different stakes of cars . If your car is in need of repairs, give us'a call Studebaker Sales and Servi,ce" • 9 Garage ttl�s pIiON:E 167yb'