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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-11-20, Page 11{0•1110% A11.00001.1aPel New Ser es Vol. 17 No 47 'MARBLEaloG An Opportunity. of unusual advantage. °WINS to ,alt advance • in usiuufaeturers' pricua ytt lit yet,. lest, those persona who 1purchase this fall, any- thing I now have in stock till effect a Saving of from -- X15 to 50 W. E. s haplltaan tom.- SE1 We rE' , ONTARIO, THURSDAY, l�NOVEMB R 20 t919 ,EDITOR DIES Hr. ,Hugh Buchanan, of the firm of Buchanan and Wickwire., publishers of the 'Hensall Observer, died in the hospital in London on Wednesday of last week following -an operation-. Mr. 1-Buchanan_.has not for some time en- joyed good health, but shortly before his death was somewhat better anti able to attend to his business. His death therefore casae as a great shock to his friends; He is survived by his mother and three brothers and a sis- ter. The funeral was held on Thurs- day and was largely attended, 9� ly:�° i , OWatch For Our Special Big Display in l)ur Window. All Will Be Special on Saturday The Palm of perfection is held out to all wile would possess a box of our sweets. Nothing transcends the sueenl• ant exerllnitee of Freshly made eandy bought hero Olaf taste of our Bandy Will tliepel the most -hot- rid alae lit the blues and scowls instantly disappear at its first taste. It's perfection per•soni- tied, Buy a box for your girl; if you don't, Homo other fellow will, One The purchase price of this famous 881 'Rogers Al Plate y' E give coupons with every 2.5c, pur- / chase of ail the high grade guaran- teed products made by the United Drug Company. We arc willing to lose money on the silverware to get you ac- cnainted wills these goods, which are stan- dard in their lite. "li wail Remedies" Liggett's Candies, Perfumes, Toilet Articles, Brushes,, Stationery, Rubber Goods, and hundreds of other items, household prepara- tions, ate, You cannot afford not to se- cure this popular silverware, when you can get it on our half bought plan: As an ex- ample, this teaspoon that sells for ase. you can get for, toe. with coupons. These coupons will be given with every chase made in our Store. One with pllr- each purchase of 25c. INCLUDING: XMAS GOODS. STATIONERY The Season of holiday gifts is drawing near Let ns sitggctt one Of our beautiful gift- sets. See this handsome sta- tionery on,clisplay in our store. - ;Be.autiful, seri;:eable, yet moderate'y priced—AN IDEAL PRESENT. French Ivory in your selec;t.ion of gifts by .all means Cron sider French Ivory, The most beautiful of all toilet - Wart'- Every lady of refined tastes desires to possess a corn- p'.ete set. We handle only the real t RENch IvoRy and each piece is stamped. Risk For The !pup 1 DEATH OF MRS. H. H. ROSS The death occurred at her home on Friday last of Jean- Schaefer, wife of l)r. II, H. Ross, after several years of suffering which were borne with wonderful fortitude. Before her mar- riagesea,f having!' nrth; she lived. in . Come here ftam her home in Us towell. :About,_ three years ago her health failed and everything possible was done for her but without avail. Resides her bereaved husband, one little daughter survives to mourn her early departure to the Great Beyond at .34 years of age, The funeral was held nn. Sunday to Maitlandbank Cemetery and wait very largely at- tended. The sympathy of the com- munity goes opt to the bereaved hus- band and daughter in their hour of affliction. ' seats in the Ontario Hoole. t hack's "Ave Maria" during the. offer - President of the Council. rtes -Gee - real, PEETR SMITO, M. P. P. Provincial 1 1 easirer, H. C. NIXON, M. P. P. Provincial Secretary. I,. C. 331005, 34. P, P. Minister of Public Works, P1?11?4IT BOWMAN, M. P. `P, Mine ister of Lands and Forests:-' WAl-TER Rms.°, M. P. P.,-."lfan- ister of Labor and Health. 14. H. GRANT, M.P.P.,Minister of Education. : MANNING W. DOHERTY, Minist- er of Agriculture. 'Ri-1. MILLS, if.P.P., Minister of Mines. i.ilit" 1', D. CARMICHEAL, lef,P,f Minister without Portfolio: :kMinister with • s Toby: sworn in .l out Portfolio pending creation of new department by the Legilature, Who They Are Here are scketches of the Drury Cabinet ERNES!' C. DRURY. 42 years of age, practical farmer of 250 acres at Crown i-Iill near Barrie. Graduate of Geeiph College. N. Mills,Labor member of Fort Wil- liam. an Englishman and a locomot- ive engineer. He was miner in Wales, For seven years,he has been a member of Fort William Board of VETERANS PROTEST • Against boys, young girls and women wearing badges and symbols \; lily and Navy in No. I Military District have sent in a protest to District Headquarters against the in- di.scrimate wearing of -tate King's uni- form in public, also against the weal without realizing what these articles represent, The veterans say that the indiscrimate wearing of these badges of service tends to belittle the individ- aul who may alone be allowed to wear them and adversely reflects on the le- 'eitimate veteran. They ask that the attention of the public he called to this matter and their co-operation re- gttestecl, that the King's uniform may lie worn by only those that have au- thority to wear it and only on suit- able occasions, and -secondly, that the wearing of serviceltadges, medal rib- bons, wound stripes, etc., by those who have not' seen service, cease. + T11E, H 11' E2C11LlL S t3 E li`". U BAC, d >i�rugglist kind Stationery SERIFOR T131 e.),N TR RI COUNCIL MEETING nt The adjourned e,'tiuft of the council was held one 'Wednesday, Nov, 12th in the town hall. Those present were: Mayor Harburn, Reeve Grieve Councillors Beattie, Clufr Golding. and park'. - - - •l'he financial report amounting to $3227.41 wasread and ordered paidl Golding ---Parke olding Parke -That the Mayor Clerk and as many of fate council I can go he delegates to the Hydro Electric -Convention which ie. tel he heli) on Tuesday, November 18th.Cd, Beattie—Parke. That the fee of $10 for membership in the T-Iydrn Power Uniform Rate Association be paid.Cd Gooding----Barber--That the accounts 'of ',lames Grieve for -lad loads of gray. el, $174;h:, J, Barnett for 99 loads of gravel, $144,50 and Thomas Scott fur 260 mads of gravel at $104.00 he paid, Carried. Education. i Walter Rollo. of Harirjiilton, leader of the Independent Labbr party in the new Legislature. 'rmrmerly a hrobm maker and shire i\lay, Editor of labor News, Lt. Col, D. Carmichael„ D,S.O., M,C Centre Grey. who will represent -the soldiers as minister without portfolio, served four years overages, He will likely he appointed to , the hydro Commission. He is a firmer of over 200 acres near Coiling-reod. H. C. Nixon, North B 'ant. is anoth- er O.A.C. Graduate. H' is a strong supporter of prohibition. He has been a lecturer in the °armors' Ins- titute. Before this election he was a Conservative. Peter Smith, Stock farmer, Smith Perth, Cloverbar Farm. near Strat- ford, Clerk of Downie; was school teacher for many years. Presbyter- ian and formerly a Liberal. Prank Campbell Ciggs, of Went- worth son of stock shipper and farm- er, cdncated at Dundas High School. Guelph. and Canaria Business t'nllege, Hamillout. Earnis 400 acres member for North Wentworth. Int- erested in Education. hydro and pnh- hr ntiltti s. herliah Bowman, Manitoulin, 33 'chi's old. of Pennsylvania stock, otter an e•upleyee of Christie istie Brown Co.. in Toronto, teased farmer at Long Bay, Manitoulin. sicceded R. R. Gam- ty. in by-electimt of October 241h, 1915. R. H. Grant, Carleton farmer, ed- ucated at Ottawa Collegiate Instit- ute, Ontario :agricultural College and Toronto University. Represented his township in Carleton County Coun- cil front 1,882 to 1591. County auditor for 12 years. Mannig W. Doherty, born 1875, at farm, 200 acres, Peel Coen - tory of the Mass.' At communion, 'vfiss Josie Nagle rendered \h Werner 's 'O Salutaiis" and during the sign- iug of the register Miss Horn of Beechwood sang "Heart of Mary. Pure and Fair. Miss Carlin, the organist presided at the organ dive ing the 1 -face. The bride was taste- fully dressed in a tailored suit of. navy, with grey fox furs, large black picture hat and carried a shote- er bouquet of white carnations and Ferns. She ivas attended by her .sis- ter, Miss Mary Sloan,Cdressed in navy taffeta silk with large grey hat and carried pink carnations. The happy couple partook of a ,dainty breakfast at -which all near relatives were guests. In the evening a pub- lic reception was given at the bride's home in McKillop. Mr. Mac. Feeney was supported by his brother, James, The young collide left on the follmv- lug day or a trip through several .\- meri au i itins and on their return will reside on the groom's fine farm two miles south of Dublin, The Inane presents to' the bride included several hundred dollars and nuttier - ons household articles, KINKORA The funeral was held on Monday Morning of the late Micheal Crow- ley front the famil residence in El- lice, to - St. Marys church, Kinkora, ,end thence to the cemetery. Deceas- ed was horn in Ellice and was one of the most successful farmers in-- that district. He' was well known and highly esteemed, - Deceased was a Roman Catholic in religion and a member 'of St. Marys church, 'Kin - i kora. He leaves mourn their loss. I besides his wife, a family of three Icons and three daughters, DRURY CABINET SWORN IN According to schedule, the govern- ment of the province of Ontario pas- sed into the hands of the Farmer - Labor Coalition Cabinet, headed by Tion. 'Rrtiast Charles Drury, when the new premier and his colleagues were sworn in at the Government douse, by the Lieutenant Govenor, Sir John Rendre. They thein pro- eeeded' to the legislative buildings, where they were introduced to the staff of their respective departments, to which in each case the new head Clnnt'arf ty, where he raises stock; once lect- urer, O.A.C. Guelph: Post Graduate in agriculture frotnCornell Univers- ity. in religion he is a Roman Cath- olic. - "A Laurier- Ross Grit" the title ap- plied to W. E. Raney. K, C. Attorney General in the 'Drury Cabinet, does Pot appeal to Mr. -Raney's sense of the fitness of things. Mr. Raney's Liberalism has never been questioned to tins' extent, lint the new minister objects to be branded as one of the dyed i nthe wool type. Mr. Raney says lie was one of the. Liberals who helped to drive the Ross Government net of office. and that be supported the Whitney Government until -1914, when lie ran against Good- erham in South west Toronto. In the last election he supported the Hearst Government. Mr. Raney is an out and out temperance man and supported Rowell on the abolish -the - bar policy in 1914, FEENEY--SLOAN On Monday, November 10th, the Wedding bells of St. Columban church rang nut for 14lise Margaret Sloan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George AUCTION SALE Choice car -load of grade- Durham and Holstein Cows and Heifers. At the Commercial Hotel yards, Seaforth on Friday, November, 21st, at 1.30 p, m. M. J. WILLIAMS, Proprietor T. BROWN, Auctioneer $1.50 per year -- 4 EVERY $:ODY COME TO THE To 'l•te Held in St Thomas `:echo, l Room on Thursday N's -v 2 Fiume' ^,rtielee. .i'.itsii, fur \MRS gilts PIain Sewing Aprons Children's Dresses, etc. Home Cooking and Candy Be sure and pay a.visit to the Dolls' Booth AFTERNOON TEA Admission Free was a total stranger. Ivfanny,pialters Sloan of Mc'KIIIOp, Mr. F. - lv ac.. await immediate attention. I Feeney, the happy groom, is the soil Only one member of the new Cab- of Mr, and Mrs, James Feeney of 'net. Hon, lieniah Bowman, M. P. P., ! Hiblteet• Rev. F. White performed for Manitottlin, and Minister of the marriage ceremony and sang the lands, Forests anri Moines,' was al nuptial mass. The bride wended her member of the last Legislature, and i way slowly on her father's. Tile none of the othershave ever" had wedding march was played by Miss The new Government consists of: i Nellie Ryan of Welton, a cousin of E. C. DRURY, Prime Minister and the bride. Miss Ryan sang Fish' I to res hillitishied the Slk SI WI n Stilling Silk ee Woo JERSEY TRIe TINE e ri ffn? lI i E Title is oris of the Itnnd- sumsst Blani Dress Materials made. It is very hard to procure but we have it $3.50 a yard Dres {.pods and Coat1igs i Millinery (Mr Hats rue, tLe peer of any and. witke,,t 4uS. prices Set. utuelt lower than what obtain in city stores. Come any day. out millinery will please e you. A great collection of Hats at from Assortments Complete ! Values $5 to $12,50 Unsurpassed e That's the situation as the Dress Goods Department progresses on its way towards completions of decidedly Successful Season. BLACK Weaves for coats and tailored suits—weaves for women who DRESS GOODSare in mourning—weaves for women like nothing better than Good Black, COLORED Color tones are of vast importance this season. They largely DRESS GOODSdetermine the fashionableness of a costume- Our shade range includes the latest style color conceptions. We display a great collection of Black ' Dress -Goods and Black Suitings, guaranteed unfading dye, at the- different pop- ular price steps from $1.25 a yard to $4. 50 a yard. PLAIN, COLORED DRESS GOODS AND FANCY EFFECTS IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE WEAVES ARE HERE IN GREAT VARIETY. BEST SELLING LINES START AT 65c A YARD AND GO TO THE HIGHER PRICES.