HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1923-01-04, Page 5THURSDAY, JANUARY 4; '1923,
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We Mtge a tiitinher' of Pairs ,of Higli Glade Punttp. ;vitica w
int end to clear- out at a Trice that evottld not pay for tic' leather
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ill the soles alone, 'These, Pumps are male of the Tinct Kid 'and'
Patent .leathers ----some have straps, but most of
thele are • Plain Styles: • Ali have French
heels (like entl. Sizes are 3 to 7. Regular
Values up to $7.50 a pail?. While they last—to
go at, per pair -
Samples in North Window,
t. rasa t ter...
WINTER TERM FROM
JANUARY 2Nl)
EtE.1111AL � N,J, Walker :85 Son
"Tama"
STRRATFORD, ONT. �...•'
'I'he leading practical training
school o€ Western Ontario, The
school where you' get a thor-
ough courseunder competent
instructors- inCommerci;rl,
Shorthand and in,
de-
partments. \Ve assist graduates
to positions. 'Write for free ea-
'talogue.
D. A. McLACHLAN,
Principal
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING'
Motor. or Horse Equipment.
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers Furnished:
'Night or 'day phone 67.
as mmassaa>rt•�mema >.:;.
CirCalla CreamCream
1\'e asaltt more cream and the more cream the get the higher
prices we Cat pay.
Patronize our Creamery. Let us prove this fact to you.
Rententber we guarantee our weights and tests correct,
We are preparers to pay CASH for cream to any patron wish, ,g
to do so.
Comte in with your cream and see it weighed and tested and get
your money.
Creamery npen.every Saturday night until 41,30 p.tn., during win-
ter months.
Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaforth,
C. A. BARBER; Mgr. •
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(leraTe PTkke(r Shoes
Good Shoes do not necessarily
mean high .prices.
We have some very inexpensive
sorts, that are gond looking and ser-
viceable.
It is poor economy to try to stake'
your Gild Shoes hold out until better ,
weather comes.
- There are months ahead, when
good Shoes will be absolutely' neces-
sary to the health of the wearer,
One bad cold may cost more than
many pairs of Shoes,
Here arc good, well -made Shires for
Men, Wooten. and Childrene thin are
not expensive. , Mind we sell "Good .
Shoes" for they are cheap, only in
natne,'
You'll have no fear of our Moder-
ate Shoes after giving them a trial,:
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i� E: SEAFORTH C'IIE1N
ftitu»^•®.atn.•+• nil nil iia �. nti ne., \1 es EMI J.)eem left on Tuesday spending tee vacation with (heir r ;wens.
aro",,,., „,,,�,„, o,,, „,,.,�, ,,,,m,ty-c for 'eolm to. parents 911'. and 19re. James Ker,
„,,. an( Mrs, 1 tank Srnith, of i.'ort leave this week for Toronto..
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C,,„orae ant holiday visitors at the
a Vail � � � 3. `� home of les prdtonts, Mr, and Airs. t( nritinuel ( u `.Page 4).
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tt SEAFOR'I'1.1 MARKETS
i2lr iln tne�.wtin•.-..Ins. i01 uty Chris(tnas'; week at his hone here,
• Inas returned to Toronto.
Messrs: E. Mgrner, A. C,rielt, E, Miss Harvey visited friends in Ex -
Rivers, R. Bristow and fIanvey I3ur-. eter, St, Mary's and FuFllarton,
tows, who have been holidaying at ,lunge J. A, Jackson left last.Wed-
tit 'ir hollies here, left 'en' Wednes- nesday' for Itis home in Lethbridge.
day to'resume their studies at the Firs, James .Carnochan, of Tuck-
Deulal College in Toronto. cr•.mitti'is visiting' her daughter,
'. Sn'C $ , to
were guests at the Millsnn-Joynt A-laee.
wedding- in Luckttow on W<duesday. Mrs, l'labkirk, who has been
atlVisit-
iss Phemia and Kate Cowart, ing her brother, Mr. ;fames Cowan,
W11)) have been, spending the vacation
will their parents, Alt. and Mrs.
Janes awn, left on Monday for
Pembroke.
Mr. McBride, of 'Toronto Was a
-visitor' at the Morrie Of Mr, and Alt's.
Robert Bell:
Mr. and Mrs, W. ' Murdie of Ot-
tawa, are guests at the hone of his
parents, Mr, and. Mrs, M. M'urdie, int
McKillop,
Mr,, Ross Savauge leaves on Sat-
urday to attend the otitoneteical 'col-
lege in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. L. G. Kruse bade .rc-
t-arae( to Galt. •
Mr.. and Mrs, Smith; of Toronto,
were New Year's guests at the home
of Mi. and Mrs,' F. S. Savauge
Miss -Florence Deem left nn
Tuesday afternoon tor Paisley.-
Miss Edith Scott has returned to
Ripley after spending the holidays
with her parents; Mr, and, Mrs. J. R.
Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Deem and fam-
ily spent New Year's' Day inM•it-
chell,
sbr, Hugh' McKay has returned to
Toronto,
Mt. Ed. Daley, of Walkerton, was
the guest this week of his:. parents,
Mr. and Mrs. :P. Daley.
Mrs. Robert Bell received wort of
the death at Breuerton, Washiegton
Ter., of her brother-in-law, the late
Mr. Robert Fulton, aged 66 years, He
was' a former resident of Egmond-
vi l l The.
e -midnight service in St. Thom-
as church to watch tate New Year
come in was very largely 'attended,
and the service was very impress-
ive. ,
Mr, A. Sparks has returned' horse
front .Cochrane.
The -New Year's dance -was a very
euiovable event.
Misses Alma and Gladys 'Dalton
have 'returned to Toronto,'
Miss Carhett spent the week -end
in Stratford
Mr. S. Jackson spent the week -end
in Kitchener before returning to
Chesley. .
`
Aft rind Mrs,F. Carlin were weelc-
e,id visitors to Stratford.
M,, and Mrs. \V. R. Plant and fam-
ily have returned from Acton,
Miss Freeman, of Ta,dstock, is a
visitor at her home here.
Miss Tna Hart, Stratford. was
visitor at her home ]fere,
Mr, •James Cowan has purchased a
lot in Beattiers grove on which he
intends building a residence in tate
spring. a” -
1)r. Girvin, Toronto, was a week-
end visitor at the hone of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A..Wileen,
Mr. Leonard Brown returned on
Tuesday from 'spending the holiday
week in Toronto,
Mr, B. Russel, 11.h„ 'Hartford,
Conn„ was a holiday guest at the
hone of Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Scott,
and Mrs, Grieve.
Afr.4'Frank Freeman has returned
to Hamilton.
Mr. Dalton Reid spent the week-
e,id in T.isto••el. •
Mr. and Mrs. B. Williams spent
New Year's Day at the home of
Mrs. S. Povd.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hutchison
spent the week -end in ,Mitchell.
Mr, Hannah from the West is a
guest at the hone of Mr and Mrs,,
A, D. Sutherland.
Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Modeland
were week -end visitors in Stratford.
Mr. Becheley, Chicago, was a guest
at the home of Itis brother, --Dr.
I eehelet'.
Mrs: McLeod and Mr,ArcFalls, of
Latae. were guests at the home of
Mr, and Mrs.. G. R. Henderson
Miss Foreman has returned from
spending the holidays in Toronto:
Mrs. 'Dungev spent New Year's
(lav in Mitchell.
Mr. and Sirs, C). 'Neil were'Brant-
foi•d visitors,
Ah 17 t:. Neelin spent the week-
end in Detroit.
Mfrs. Tames Sproat was a T,ueknow
visit or,
Mrs. H. J. Hodgins and friends,
who have been spending the holidays
.it the house of her parents. Mr. and
Airs. G. C. Henderson, left Wednes-
lav Inc their home in Toronto,
Mr, and Mrs, James Archibald
spent. New \"ear'e clay with their sou
i
Miss Eyelet) Adams was a Clinton
vnisitor, ,,Listowel, •
Misses lefargaret Weiland, M.
Wheatley -and Nornfa Dale have re.
turned to Stratford: to resume their
studies at the Normal.
plrs. G. Fulcber and'children spent]
the week -end in Sarnia:
Mr. Douglas Beattie returned on
Tuesday to the Guelph Agricultural
College;
Mrs, 5. Lawson and daughter, of
Auburn, anent New Year's "with her
tnothet Mrs,W. Sclater.
e -Miss .Besse McTavish, Kitchener,
was in town visiting her sister, Miss
McTavish. a
Air. Lloyd Ciurtis. son of Mrs. S. E.
Curtis, formerly of Seaforth, was a
holiday visitor at the 'home of Mr. I
and Mrs. W. Edmonds. Mr. Curtis
is attending the Dental College inToronto.
Miss Margaret Walsh has eettirned
to Hamilton
While playing with the Milwaukee
Hocicev Team tit Enelcth, Wis.,, Mr.
Joe Sills was pushed against the
side- of the boards and fractured
small bone in his wrist
Alt and Mrs T A Miller, of An-
gus,spent New Years w ith:- Mt and
Mrs W.Gillespie
Miss Mary Hbicti•k has returned to
Woodstock.
Mr. and Mas Gebt'ge Merray, of:
Brandon, are euecte` at the home of
This mother, Mrs. Ellen Murray.
Ars A 'P Joynt and daughters Afrt'S. A 1' bi 111 B1'OC Itt0J
Flour. pgr bag ...... .. , .$3
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left on Wednesday for Portland,.
Alt's. W I.. Southgate left on Sat- BOX SOCIAL,
today, for Toronto where she will 'the ,lox Social which was to have
speed some days before leaving to "been held earl in December, will take
visit her daughter. in New York: - place" Friday, Jan, 5th, In the Orange
Mr. Frees Larkin, who spent Christ- Hall, Winthrop. Accommodation for
torses, .
Wednesday, Jan, 3rd,
eerlieat, per bushel $1,10
Oats, per bushel .40c
Barley, per bushel 55c
.Peas, per bushel x;1,40
Shorts, per ton 926.00
Brain, per ton ,.. .)24.00
35 to $3,75
33c to 35c
Eggs, per dozen 53c to 55c
Potatoes, per bag 70c
Hogs. per cwt $9.50
Butter, per Ib.
nuts with his patents, Rev. and Mrs.
t'7 1I, ,Larkin,,• at Lite'manse, Inas re-
turner, to Windsor.
Mr. P C. Calder, of Toronto was
a visitor in toWn,
Miss Florence Laidlaw, who spent
the vacation with iter mother, Mfrs,
J.
C. Laidlaw; has returnee! to 'Co-
ronto.
Mr, Warren Amens has retu•nad
to Detroit
9-1r. Harold Edwards, of 'Toronto
University, was a holiday visitor itt
town,
Mr, Clyde Rankin of the Bank of
Commerce.Blenheim, Was• a visitor
at his hone here,
'Miss. Carrot, of Toronto, is visiting
her sister, 'Afrs, .1. ,McClinchey,
Mr, and Mrs, J. L. Murray and
daughter, who Were visiting Afr, and
Mrs, J. J. ('lief?, have returned to
their home in -Hamilton.
Aliss Mary Edmond's returned on
Monday to Agincourt,
-Mr. '_L„, Smillie, of Ottawa, was a
holiday guest at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, W, R. Smillie,
Mr. Percy. Hoag has returned to
his school at Hagcrsville,
Air. Janes Gillespie, of Toronto, is
a visitor at his home here,
Miss Rena McKenzie left on Moee-
da for Stratford,
Ivlr. and Mrs. A. Partridge and ,Alr.
Brenton Kerr, who have been
CASTO fi II
For Infants and Children
Role Use For iSl v er 30 Years
Always bears
thee r.�e4
Signature of '' ✓r'� �y
-mwx..,sm
Special .Optical Offer.
High grade gold filled spectacles
and eye glasses, .with best flat spher-
ical -lenses, for only $3.50. All other
kind of frames and lenses at lowest
prices. Eyes examined by Mr.
Hughson, formerly optical expert for
Kent's, Toronto, and later for Henry
Morgan S Co Montreal, The best
optical work to be obtained :tad at
moderate prices. Two days only,
Monday. and Tuesday, January 15th
and 16th. Come early, Beattie's
Fair, Seaforth.
t1,�,• ,amu. �1 ]•A k',ber's.
[lair toods
J. B. KNIGHT
Late of Dorenwends, Limited
Will be. at the COMMERCIAL
HOTEL on WEDNESDAY;
JAN. 10th. •
Showing Latest Styles in
Ladies' and Genes'
Hair Goods
Free Advice on Scalp Diseases,
Phone
Wit-. KtiJght for
Appointment.
• W. T. PEMBER,
129 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ont,
WOOD FOR SALE.
About twenty cords of Dry Wood.
for sale', delivered at Seaforth. Phone
235r131 G. E. Webster, R.R. 1, Sea-
forth, 3
HOUSE WANTED..
Wanted to bay in a good locality a
stnall house in good repair. Must
have three bedrooms. Price must be
right for cash. Correspondence
strictlyn
confidential. Box- 266, Sea -
forth, 3
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the Seaforth
Horticultural Society will be held in
the Carnegie Library on Friday even-
ing, Jan. 12th, at eight o'clock for the
election of officers for 1923 ansI re-
ceiving financial statement for 1922.
A. 0, Sutherland, John Grieve, V.S.
Secretary, President,
SKATES SHARPENED
Scissors, knives and skates sharp-
ened. Satisfaction guaranteed,
HAROLD FROST, Fast William
Street, Seaforth, . 1
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
Town of Seaforth
The Corporation of the Town of
Seaforth have debentures with inter-
est coupons attached for sate at rate
to yield five and nue-half per cent.
per annum.
For full particular's, apply to the
undersigned,
JNO. A. \VILSON, Treasurer,
HOUSE AND EIGHT
ACRES FOR. SALE
A goad frame house, seven rooms;
with woqodshed, hard and soft water,
Mee orchard good ,stable with 00110111
floor. Property is Well drained nue
has good location, one mile from
Seaforth 'posted—lice. Possession given
itttntediately. For ittforntation, apply
at, TIIE NEWS OFFICE. --
MUSIC
I will take pupils for singing les-
sons, beginning January 2, 1923. For
terms and hours, apply to E. AV
SATEMAN, High street, Seaforth, or
write Box 459. 3
McLeod s
The Pure Food Store
Phone 190,
STC K=TAK 1 N
SPECIALS
Some lines that we want to rc-
duce and some that. we are
clearing out altog!then
PALM OLIVE SOAP . ,7 for 5Oc
CASCADE SALMON large, each 15e
JUTLAND SARDINES 4 for 45c
HERRING (in Tom Sauce) 2 for 10c
JAM ,16 oz. Glass, Reap, and apple
Straw. and aople 20c
CARNATION- MILK 7c
DOMINION SOUP., ,, 3 for 20c
REX CATSUP .. , , , , . , . , . 2 for 25c
BABBITT'S CLEANSER 2 for 15c
Sc SCRIBBLERS . , . , 6 for. 25c
Clearing Out This biose
at Cost
2 gall, CROCKS 53c
1% gall. CROCKS -
JAM 10 oz. Glass, Rasp, and apple,
Oc
/ gall, CROCK 14c
V gall, CROCK be
CttG. T' , '
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN BOUGHT
Milverton Flour, &. r& s and Shorts.
re yr Ph r%ri; e 25
CUSTOM CPP:iN
tit t.iel Mill��_��
Seaforth, Ontario
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THURSDAY -•- FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Pt tNctui'e that will find tulle i i hwkty t(
your heart,
JOHN GOLDEN'S GREATEST AMERICAN
PT,AY,
whiolt ran 443 times in New York
It is a photodrama only for -those' who believe
love and latighter, and that a man can cone back,
A screen version of the greatest Broadway'snccess by
Smith and John 1;, i'lazzard,
.1 Picttu-e directed by the ratan ta•fir,, made 1'hc-.Fear II
of tltc ApuLalyp e"- Rex Ingram.
—A 1so—
u mothers and
A Christy Comedy.
NE STORMY KNIGHT
ADULTS 20c . 8:15 p.m. ,CHILD?:
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we're,
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High Street, Seaford;!
Lades' and ,6e itk encs
TAILIR
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Fire.Pilarna
THE SEAFORTH FIRE BRIGADE
CORDIALLY INVITES YOU
TO THEIR
Progressive Smoker=E chre
IN THE TOWN HALL
Monday, January 15th 1923
—AT 8 O'CLOCK --
Secure a good partner and btand your entry to the secretary.
A GOOD LINKOF PRIZES — A GOOD TIME
BRING YOUR PIPE AND TOBACCO
HARRY R. SCOTT, Secretary, ALFRED BOX, Chief.
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Don't Throw.
Your Ole
carpets Away.
They make now rever-
sible "Veivetex" Rugs,
AN se:ie.-tor. Felvetex. Fold.r.v3
CANADA RUG .COMPANY
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LONDON; ONT.
COTTAGE FOR SALE
A six -roots frame cottage, situated
one block south and one block west
of the Egtnoitclvi,le Presbyterian
church This cottage stands on hf,;,;
an acre o,t ground, is electric-digelod
and has hard and soft water and is in
Arai class condition. There are sev-
eral fruit trees, a variety of small
fruit and a good barn and hen house,
h'or further particulars apply or, the
premise, or to MR. THOS.
O'LOUGIIT•IN, R.R. 3, Seaforth. tf
mete 'kzetzen'TM'S,G to
The (i)esfl l lt!ricvrice
Price seems the main consideration—but it is well to --member
that some clothes are dear at any price, however Iow. ,
"Clothes of Quality" arc a positive proof that corfbct styles, fine
fabrics ant+ firsit-class tailoring can be obtained at reasonable prices.
Before you buy your new suit, give us a call and look overt oo'
sarnplee and.styles. We can save you dollars and give you real value,
SLUTS $` 0.00 UP
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