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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1923-03-22, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923: ;ve„swere .4":".""""041~40.0,4A4'tY u.rie�0lnn�.r{�i un®ni3 ° a wropm..pow,,ses..nw •.4.1410,1wowo .O., Choice Styies Easterfi ! �,twear 148"-w about something choice in Easter 'Footwear? Your Outfit will not be completeuntil you give attention to your Shoes: Shoes make or mar any Man's or Woman's appearance, Our New Styles are ready far your thoosing and Easter i ,a1wa s the time to appear in New Spring Shoes, Men's Shoes in choieest Black or Brown leathers. Handsome New Spring Oxfords. $5,00, $6.00, $7,00, $8.00 Won4en's Shoes—Oxfords, Colonials and Straps, Exclusive Styles; $3,50 up to $6:00. 7 s .,AAs SEATIOR nrifI dRva'H^W"V'WP't,V4e+'E,�a!'Rd�,BRdWam,4M.d.:✓Of�:OW'W"hd0.d4Wh�.ve w +nmreeeeeeevr. ora iP :'WINTER TERM FROM JANUARY 2ND edVielit The ^aii,tg practical training school of Western -Ontario, The school where you get a thor- ough course . under competent instructor, in Ce nmerci tl, Shorthand and Telegraphy ole- partments. We assist graduates to positions. Write for free ea talogue. rra.�:z*i,�•.•'n:�:.z:�...,r,•r.v.,u.^�'•txtsntrtasy D. A, McLACHLAN, Principal. ieedeparored6 eteeee peege seer eerceee teeses 1JWalker 85 Sou UNDERTAKING -and— - EIVIBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment, W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license, Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. Cream Cream (j+ ,iream We want more creast and the more cream we get the higher prices we can pay. Patronize unr Creamery. Let us prove this fact to you. Rementbcrve guarantee ottr weights and tests correct. We are prepared to pay CASH for cream to any patron wish; tg to do so. Come in with your•crearn and sce it weighed and tested and get your money. . Creamery epee every Saturday night until 9.30 pan. during win- ter months. Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Oiit, C. A. BARBER, Mgr. e s omen's Hove a "ons 1"olds f Mr. and Mrs, George Murray; who have been spending 'several weeks with his mother, Mrs. Ellett Murray, left on Monday for their home in Brandon. Miss May McCormack, who has heen ill for some time, i5 improving, Miss Moodie, of Brueefielct, sister of Mrs. A. Gray, in Egmondville, who has been seriously f11 for several weeks, passed away on ,Sunday even- ing at her home in Bruceoeld Mr., Black, of Toronto, was in town dtu•Ing the past week. J, Jackson spent Wednes- day in Ripley. Mrs. T„ G. VanE,gmoncl was a visitor et her home In Stratfordon Monday, Mrs. W. Paget and children of Toe route are visiting her parents; Mr, and Mrs.' E. A. Chittendett, Mrs, C. A.Barber has, returired from Hickson. Mrs, Beattie, of Bridgeburg, is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. W, B. McLean. Miss Becheley is ill at present. Mr. C. A. -Barber was in Toron- to on Saturday on business. Miss Minnie Mackay spent a few days in Toronto, Mr. Beeheley, of Cltieago, spent a few days with his brother, Dr. Bech eley, There was a geed attendance at t1ie tea held in the Parish Hall of St. James' church on St. Patrick's day, under the auspices of the Catholic contest, potato race and a -inimical Yeomen's League, A splendid supper 1, ;ame entitled "Lakes of Killarney." was served. The proceeds amounted I After the serving of a dainty lunch, to $`15/ the evenings entertainment was A very successful and enjoyable brought to a close by singing the No - silver tea was held at the home of tional Anthem, All "prepared .for Mrs, Thomas Dickson; Gaderich home, hoping to spend another social street west, under the auspices of the evening together in the near future. Ladies' Aid Society on Wednesday afternoon, March 21st, the proceeds WALTON. of which will go toward the purchase Last Saturday, March 17th, watt St. of an outfit for an Indian boy, Patrick's day lett owing to soft colt - Mrs, E. 5. Jackson and daughter ditions of roads throughout the coup - Kathleen, are visiting friends in Rod- try he day "passed "off very quietly ney, withtexception of a few tea parties Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" will which were held under Society aus- be the subject discussed at the Sea- pices to his honor, forth Presbyterian Church, next Sun- Many from adjoining townships in- day evening, and Mrs. Allen will specte.d the Better Stock train at sing in solo the hymn bearing the Brussels on March 13th. The ar- sante title. : rangements were well in hand and ex - Miss Mabel Pinkney is visiting her hibited along practical lines. relatives in Hamilton. Thomas and Miss Annie Johnston, Mr. H. R. Scott has been confined of this burg, have returned home al- to the house through illness the past ter spending the week -end recently week. with their sister, Mrs. George 3,fc- Mrs. Ralph Elliott, who has been Taggart, of Grey township. sick for the past two months is int-• Miss Minnie Barrows, of Moncrieff, proving but is still confined to her has returned home after an extended. bed, but it is the wish of her many visit with relatives =in. Winthrop, friends that she will soots be around Lcadbury anct Walton. againMr. W. T. Grieve has returned 1,1r.,. T. Webster has been laid up home from Toronto and Preston for a few days with an attack of in- where he has been recently on a btisi- floenza. gess trip. The many friends of Mr, and .Mrs, Seventeen carloads of horses have iohn MacTavish are pleased to leas, been shipped from the C,P.R. station that their two little sons, Donald and diiring the past winter. The ship - Ian, who have been i11 for some netts have had a' lot of good ones, nnnths, have recovered and the fans- Port Dennis, of this locality, spent lv are out of quarantine. the week -end with his brothers in Miss Eileen Toward has accepted 'lbeswater, where they are prospering. 1 position in the telephone office, in their foundry. The boys are some Mrs. M. Sykes and daughter Beat- pushers and deserve to get along well. •ice, of Saskatoon, are visitors at the An auction sale of farm stock and tome of Mr, and Mrs. George Seip. implements, etc., was held on Wed - Mrs. Davis has returned from nesday of this week by Mrs. William spending a couple of weeks with her ;Murray, lot 29, con. 10, Morris. James son in Tuckersmith. Taylor was the auctioneer. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Archibald stili The March meeting of Walton Wo - Miss Archibald were in Hullett at- men's Institute will be held at Duff's ending the funeral of the late Mr, church manse Wednesday afternoon Cobert Smiths at 3 o'clock. The topic will be "Open - Mrs, Andrew Archibald has return ing Our Eyes to Nature. Roll call d from spending some weeks with will be answered by -a button hole her daughter in Hartford, Conn. competition. Apron and dust cap Mrs. Janes McMichael is confined parade will follow, and community o her home through illness. singing. Everybody welcome. tMr, and Airs. Beauregard left re- The play entitled "The Early Bird," ently for Chicago. which was under the auspices of Y.W. Mr. Gerald Case, Toronto, is visit- A. of Duffs Presbyterian Church took ng friends in town. place Friday evening at A.O.U.W. Little Leona Box ds•fll with the flu, hall and was largely attended, The Mr. John Henderson, Seaforth, has play was put on in three acts'and the disposed of his farm, Huron road amateur performers deserve credit vest, until recently occupied by Gar- and are to be congratulated for the field MeMiohaelg to Thomas Adams. way they have perfected their parts. 'Robert Ritchie, who will work the ,The proceeds amounted to $40, which aria, is moving there this week. is considered good as. the admission Mr. j, M. Wilson has comment- was only 35 and 25 cents, ` ed his duties as caretaker of the Mr. and Mrs, Charles MacKay, of Presbyterian church, Chiselhurst, visited the tatters par - Mr. J C. Greig was in Toronto eats, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, and his week, other relatives in the vicinity. .Huron News on Page seven of this Mr, and Mrs. John Grieve were sstte. Blyth visitors on Thursday bf last The Methodist Ladies' Aid gave a week returning home on Friday. ea and,sale of work on St.Patrick's The many friends of Miss Mary Day, which proved very successful in Swallow, south of the village, will be spite of bad weather conditions. sorry 'to learn she is very ill with ,Mrs. Ibbengstein, Hamilton, spent pneumonia, but trust to hear caf her a couple' of days last week \vith Mr, recovery shortly. Her sister, Mrs. end Mrs. William Morrison. McNab, has arrived from the west. The Hon. William Sloan, Minister A sad accident' happened Mr, Wit - of Mines, of Victoria, B.C., spent limn Shortreed's little boy of the the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. boundary line as he was returning William Ament, town. home from .schpol he- fell and broke Ni Buchanan is lending a hand in the large bone in his leg which will the Ament saw mill, Seaforth—Brus-, incapacitate him for some time, sets Post. Married -At the residence of the Mr, William Hartry was in Mild- bride, by Rev. J. F. McLeod, Brussels, may' last week 'organizing a new on,Feb. 28th, 1923, Mr, G. W. Alva - Horticultural, Society in that place. pant, of Ardill,-Sask., to Miss Addie Mr, J. J. Merger is in St. Cathar- May, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Grant, of Grey township: Died ---In Grey township, on March, 14th, Andrew Turnbull, aged 88 years. -Th $EAFOIIIT!i 11tl IBN/ '. WINTHROP, , .CONSTAINNCE. Miss Hattie Dalton, Seaforth, spent'Mr, and Mrs, John• Matin spent the week -end with Miss Beth Goven- Sunday with her parents, Mr. and. lock. Mrs, ldenjr Riley. .Mrs. M. Blanchard returned front. A debate was held in -the church Leindon on Saturday after spending last Friday night by the W.M.S a few weelcs with her son, Melvin, ladies and a good time' was reported wh'c had been seriously ill, ° but has by all. The subject of the debate recovered. - was: "Resolved that Moses was. a Mrs. Love and 11fise Ella Love, wild Greater Man than Paul." Both were have' been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A, great and good ,nen but when the Cuthill this winter, returned to the points were counted up, Moses was 'West' hist week, one point 'ahead. One of Moses, op- M:r, William' Kinney was in Owen ponents remarked that he was fair of sound last week attendingg the annual face, while the remark wasp asset] Grand Orange Lodge. that beauty was only skin deep, so ISt. Patrick's So t 1 —A very ma }be that was ere Moses'ai ed1able evening was spent le the base- the one point, Lunch was served after nent of Cavan Church, 00 Friday', the debate was:over and a free will PI March 16th, when the Young People's offering wastaken- Soeiety and Adult Bible Class enter- Mr. and Mrs, Henry Howes, of 3 tamed :the Y.P.S. of Duff's church, Seaforth; spent Sunday with her bro- kfeKillop, The decorations were car- ther, Mr, and Mrs.' Robert Grimoldhy. ried out in t'Paddy green." Miss Mar- Mr, James Leiper and Mr. John garet Cuthill, representing Kathleen Ferguson are bttsy 'threshing clover Mavburneen, was hostess, and greet- in the vicinity, ed each one with "The Tots O' the .Miss Annie Thuell spent Sunday Evenin' to Ye" and an Irish smile, with her aunt, Mrs, Henry Colcl'ough. The first part of the entertainment Mr. Arnold Colclough visited took the form of a short programme, friends at Brussels last week. which was essentially l risk in its The prayer meeting will be held at make-up. Rev. J, A, Ferguson as Mr, George Riley's this week. chairman, was.the occasion of sever -Mrs. Andrews is visiting friends at al hearty laughs at his witty Irish Blyth at present. jokes. Several very pleasing numb- ers were given by Miss Marion Scar-• CHISELHURST. lett, Messrs. Frantic Hunt and James Mrs. Angus McKaig had a very Henderson, vocal; Miss Edith Bunt, successful woodbee on Wednesday instrumental, - and Miss Bessie Bien- last, cnarcl, a recitation, Some .very apt Mr. W. :1 • McLaren lost a valtt- propriate songs were sung by groups, able cow on Saturday. / such as 'Wcarin' of the Green" and Mr. Alexander Souter has moved to Tipperary." The latter part of the his farm on the hill Road and Mr, evening was spent in 'social inter- William. Hayter has rented the farmcnurse and games, including a "Pat" Mr. . Souter has varrted. and is mov- ing on tate farts this week. Mr. James Cowan was a Stratford visitor. Mr. James Hogg,` McKillop, has en- gaged T. Habkirk to superintend his farm and Mr. Habkirk will move his family there next weeks The many friends of Mrs. J. Pat- terson North Main street, will; be pleased to learn that she is' recover- ing from her recent severe illness. • Mr, and Mrs, Howard Hays who were visitors at the home of his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, James Hays; in Egmondville,,have returned to Walk- ervitle.• , Miss Elva •Habkirk intends to take a course of training for a nurse at tate Guelph hospital, Mrs, Frank Coleman, Of McKittop, is in the hospital in Toronto under- going medical treatment. Miss Pearl McMinn has returned from visiting friends in Goderich., Mrs. J. G. Mullen. sang a solo in the Presbyterian church on Sunday. Morning which delighted ;the .eongre- •gation, 'Miss Welch' also''gave a set- ectiou ad . the evening service • which was much appreciated. : WEST END .TUCKERSMITH The recent warts weather has spoil- ed the sleighing and wagons and beg- gies aro now in use again. Mr. and Mrs. I. Vollartd, of Gode- rioh, are visiting the former's house here. 'Miss Bessie Broadfoot is visiting relatives in Goderich townshp. Miss Gladys Crich ,visited relatives in Clinton last; week. Miss Edna Crich has linenon tht sick list for a few daysbut is now im- proving. 'nation-wide Fame. — There is scarcely a corner of this great Do- minion where the"m'erits of Dr. Tho- mas' Eclectric Oil have not been tried and proved. It is one of the world's most efficient remedies for solve throat, lame back and many other ail- ments arising: from inflammation. Rubbed on the skin its Healing power is readily absorbed, and it can also be taken internally, Aire Colquhoun is mpving front :r. Alex Stewart's farms to Mr.. Lind- say McKellar's farm 011 the 12th eggs of Hibbert.• . Mr. James Wright .has rented his brother Howard's farm on the 10th concession of Hibbert and Mr. How- ard Wright has rented Mr, AIexand- er Stewart's farts on the 12th con- cession of Hibbert, Another Shooting Match. ---- The shooting sports had another•, shoot- ing snatch on Saturday. Mr, Thomas Venner getting first prize. He also got first prize at the shooting match held two weeks ago. This is a wonderful record- for a man of his age. Mr. Venner is in the neighborhood of three score and ten, Mrs, Robert Cole is confined to her bed with a severe attack of pleur- isy. Mr. N. B. Horton, who has been visiting friends in this vicinity, has feturned to his :home in Heusall. Mr, Harry Jacobi is on the sick liet this week. The late thaw left the road:, in a condition that there is neither sleigh-. ing nor wheeling. • It is better to say a good word about a bad fellow than a bad word about a good fellow. Punctuality is the parent of meth- od. You can be sure of your i-Iouesty only after it has resisted Tempta- tion. i Shorten your worries and lengthen your life. There is little difference between borrowed money and borrowed trouble. Whether the Darwinian theory be true or not, niatty men make monk- eys of themselves. A smile is always worth its face° value. RatrAUCIZIGIMISHIMBRIMMil 14 THURSDAY FRIDAY - SATURDAY Ernest Shipman presents "GOD'S CRUCIBLE" • from RALPH CONNOR'S'great novel he F s ei r Directed by Henry MacRae, with GASTON 'GLASS ` W,tIITON j.ACKAXE GLADYS COBURN ROBERT T, HAINES This Picture was made in Winnipeg, Canada, and for real entertain - merit has never been surpassed, Xt Xs a Picture You Cannot Afford to Miss NO ADVANCE 114 PRICE Two Complete Shows Saturday Evening 8 p.nt. and 9.30 p.m. "C;,7 kltrio Opposite Daly's Garage, + ar .:.,Bras:=.rzccera-•.:s ,c ^�w.,.;....•'c•-•m. :..r.,':,, .777,.. a„rig a_�_rsZt^a- 2717 en.rw Ar: o¢s r eeege"seseemener+. eesete tiegeo+d0s erteereneeed as at eetee, q : M �i'Fro h 11 Saturday, March 24th, is going to be a Great Day for the worthy citizens of Seaforth and vicinity, because on that day at 10 a,m, the Cheifetz Bros., of Toronto, are going to open in Seaforth in the Campbell /lock on Main street, a general store of High -Grade Lades' and Gets' Clothing tionsefurnishings and Dry Gd . And as a means to gettwith you acquaintance, and make you come into the Store as soon as possible, •we are going to offer you for the coming Two Weeks, every article in the Store practically at a profitless price and in some instances even at less than cost. We ,are not going to mention here any articles or price, because we want you to come yourself and be convinced. flEIF Z Former Stock of FERGUSON & CO. in Full Swing 74, feyw di the } any gained by p rch MEN'S SUITS, Values up to $35,00 for $29.50 Values up to $30,00, for $24.50 Values up to $26.00 for $21.50 Values up to $22.00, for $17,50 BOY'S SUITS. Values up to $16.50, for , , , , , , ,,, , , , , , $13.50 Values,up to $12,75 $10.00 Values tip to $10.50, for $8.50 Values up to $8.50, for $7,00 OVERCOATS, Values'up to $26.50, for $21.00 Values up to $21.00, for $16.00 Values up to $18.00, for $10.00 Values up to $15.00, for e, $8.00 Values up to $12,50. $6,50 RAINCOATS. Values up to $18.00, for • Values up to $15.00, for ....,.,., Values up to $11.00, for rq ins to be sinq now LADIES' NE* SPRING COATS Value to $27.50, for $22.00 Value to $18.50, for $14:00 Value to $12,75, for $10,00 CHILDREN'S SPRING COATS To clear this line at . $3,50 Ladies House Dresses at $2.50 Bungalow Aprons at m $1:25 Polly Prim Douse Dress . , , . $1,00 Beautiful Patterns in Ginghams, specially priced at 25c .Flannelette, 36 M. width . , , 23c LADIES' HOSIERY. Fine Black Cotton, reg. 35c, for 23c All Wool Cashmere, reg. 60c, for 43c Black Ribbed Cotton, reg. 60c for , , , ..... , ; 45c Colored l$asbmere, reg, $1,00, for 80c Pure Wool Ribbed, reg. $1.25, for ' $1,05 $15,00 CHILDREN'S HOSE, $12,00, Ribbed Cotton, reg, 30c, for , • 25c $7.00 Pure Wool Cashmere, from .. , , , . . , , 30c to 80c Rr•i accounts owing the said sou ,nmpany must be paid by April F Successor to reFg11.1g011 a eft., .,S. eafortil