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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1923-08-09, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 9 1923; M n, Oxfords Pit Clearing Prices You can, wear, Oxfords. for two months yet, therefore a chance like this to get a pair at a big saving should not be overlooked. To make room for our New Fall Shoes we offer you our Men's Brown Calf and Black Gunmetal Calf Oxfords, made on the new French toe, regular 6 5 n� g $ . 0 values for . , . , .. .. , Men's Murray Made Oxfords in Brown Calf and Black Gunmetal Calf, English toe or French toe, rubber heels Regular $6.50 values, for e s 5.50 Men's Brown Calf Oxfords, Murray Top -Grade, made on the Rialto last (square toe), Rubber heels Regular $8.00 value for $6.95 SEA POR[ YII FALL TERM FROM SEPT. 4 t: 7" CENTRAL tury.:.gnai�tdat. kJ. Walker & San STRATFOFID. ONT. Western Ontario's • leading Commercial School, where you can get a thorough practical. training under experienced in- structors in Commercial, Short- hand or Telegraphy Depart- cnents. We assist graduates to positions. Get our free cata- logues now, D. A. MCLACHLAN, Principal, UNDERTAKING —and-- EMBALMING and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W, J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license, Flowers' Furnished, Night or day phone 67. STOP: LOOK! LISTEN! ORE A ' WA T We are not only a Cream Market for' you but we are Also a Large Dairy Industry in Your Community. We respectfully solicit Your Cream, OUR MOTTO; Guaranteed Accurate Weights and Tests. Courteous and Prompt Service. Highest Market Values. CREAM GRADING: A difference of 3 cents per lb. Butter Fat will be paid between No. 1 and No. 2 Cream. 0T1SR FOR !R»11M Cash Paid to Any Patron Wishing it When Cream is Delivered, Creamery Open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings. Seaforth Creamery Co.' '= Seaforth, Ont, C. A. BARBER, Mgr. ip.o, .. ,..-n...,, ,...o.,,..w0 Rev. Mr. Kay, of Utica, N.Y., oc- cupied the pulpit of the Eglnondvifle Presbyterian church last Sunday, Mr. William Walters, of Detroit, Mich., 'is visiting relatives in Tucker smith before leaving for the West, Miss Erie Stewart, Kitchener, spent the holiday at her home here. Miss Itta Layton, Hamilton, is the guest of Miss Kathleen Rankin. Mr. and Mrs. R, Dunmore, who were in Mitchell attending the Old Boys' Re -union, called on relatives here. Miss Irene Wankel is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Herbert Fowler, in Tuck- erstnith. Master Albert Wehh, Goderich; is spending his holidays at the home of Miss Forest. Mr. George Doran, Smith's Falls; is visitinMr. and Mrs,her in E. .Limbach are in' Elmira this week .attending" the Old Boys' Re -union. Miss McNair, New York, is a guest at the home of Mrs. Livingstone, John street. Mr. and Airs, James Allen, Mr. Ed- gar Allen and Miss Louise Allen mot- ored to. Stratford oft Monday, Miss Della Button, Toronto, was the guest of Miss • Grace .Lands - borough, ` Mr. and Mrs, A. Walker, who were week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. E. -Chapman, have re- turned to Wingha1n. Miss Mabel Hogg, Stratford, is visiting friends in town. Miss Lulu Docherty, Toronto Gen- eral hospital, is visiting her parents in Egmondville Mrs. Cudmore and daughter, Edna, of Peachlaud, I3,C., are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart. -'rvfiss Jean Hays was the guest of Miss Louise Allen in Tucleersmith for a few days. Mr. Conway, Inspector' of Public Works, paid an official visit to the Seaforth post office Thursday and re- ported it in good condition with the exception of some painting and decor- ating which will be done soon. Miss Tonna Welsh is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs; C. H. Holland in Harpurhey. lIrs, Pekeliler, Michigan, is visiting' her parents, Mr, and Ml's. William Charters. 13Iytit Standard: The work of decor- ating the interior of Trinity church will be completed in a couple of days. Mr. Johnston, Seaforth had the work 11 hand, andit is a very neat and satis- factory job. Miss. Ida Hogg has returned from attending. summer school at Toronto, Mr. Frank :McQuaid, reeve of Me- Killop, was in. Goderich on Friday, Mr, McQuaid is doing a -splendid work for his municipality in watching he road expenditures. Dr.and Mrs.F.Harburn and fain-. ly •spent a day in \Vingham last week; Mr. Leslie Kerr returned on Friday rout attending Toronto summer chool. Messrs, Malcolm Armstrong and r-relvin Blanchard have returned from ttending the stunnter school in To - onto.. Mfr; Frank Coates. is visiting rela- vcs in Cleveland before returning ome from the summer school at To - onto. Mrs.George Habliirk, who has been siting Mrs, Jessie Brown, went to oronto on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edge and iss Josephine spent a few days at urlington iivi[ing \Ir. and '.t1re. aws Miss Daisy Hamilton spent ;part of e holidays with relatives '11 St. ary's and Stratford lir. and Mrs. Peter Daley. Mss rabel Daley and Mr, and 11115. J. E. ley were Walkerton visitors last \U. Everett, of London, is spending rL 'ma days in town, Miss Ona Nicholls has returned nia. three weeks'- visit in London. Mr. and Mrs. Webb, Mr. and Mfrs. e and Mrs. Matthews motored up m Hamilton and spend Monday th Mrs, S. Neeley and other ods. v f s a r ti h. vi •I' A•1 R 11 th AI Sa 1/5 tic its fro Fe fro wi fide Chevrolet Leads ecause ft Deserves 'To N 1922 Chevrolet astonished the world by producing a.car of re- markable quality at a remarkably.. low price. The 1923 Chevrolet is an even better car at aneven lower price. The same high quality of construction that characterized the 1922 Chevrolet has been . retained -but to these - have been adder.' -' .w features that make the 1923 Superior Chevrolet truly astonish- ing value. :Not, only has the car been improved mechariicallyi, but the new high radiator and cowl line and heavy crown, fenders add immensely to its appearance and make it one of the most beautiful cars on the road irrespective of price. 02011 Aslk About the (1.11/1. A. C. Plan of Deferred Pavu2ent8 BE SURE AND GET OUR PRICES. ON PREST-O-LITE BAT- TERIIES, TIRES OF ALL MAKES FROM 57.50 UP. ea li l'r sn o9 Scaforth MOILJErj THE SEAFORTH NEWS .., . ti f PAGE IFI V' Mr, Alex, Sparks leaves this week • Cot anti Mrs., McEwetr of London' for. New Ontario with a shipment of were guests at the 'home of Mrs. horses, SC' s. Jackson. J s Mr.. and Mrs. s W. 1 B�ickle .and. Miss Mrs, Robert Charters spent a w Marjorie and Miss Freeman motored ,with her, sister, Mrs, Mc Leod, to Ltttknow to visit relatives. Exeter, ' Mrs D. F. Buck and children are Mr. and -Mrs, Orville Weston a visiting at her home in Miitchell. children are visiting friends in B Mr, Alcl'lnter Troyer and bride, of field, Toronto, are guests at the home of Ma Mr, and,Mrs, S. Gemmell. Master Joe andp r; of London, d visiting. ph grandparents, Mr. and The n2atty friends of Miss Brine Mrs, Joseph Fowler. will be glad to learn she is recovering Mr, F. L, Downe Toronto, nicely, from a recent illtess, Y.s spent .the week -end with friends in town,' Master Leonard Brown is visiting Mrs. C. McCormick is visitingher relations in Tilbury: son; Air. C. McCormick in Bridge - Mist Monica Eokart, from St. bug, lylary's Hosptal, Detroit, Mich., is at Miss. Gertrude Abell, Stratford, present spending her holidays under spent Sunday with her grandmother,. the parental roof of Mr, C. Eckert. Mrs. John Abell. Mr. harry Livens leaves on Friday Mrs, Cole, of Michigan, and. Mrs. to spend his holidays 111 Buffalo, N.Y. Nay, of Souris, Man., Were guests at, His pupil, Miss Billy Chesney, will the home of Mr and Mrs. L. Tebbntt. play at the First Presbyterian Church Mrs, Luff and. children, Hamilton, during his absence, were visitors at the home of Mr, J, Mr, Malcolm Armstrong has ac- Martin, cepted a position on the staff of the Mins Myrtle Lawson Toronto, was Lncknow Continuation school a town visitor. Miss Anna Trethewey, of Stratford, is visiting her grandfather, Mr, W. H. Mr, and lv1rs. Percy Cole, Tuckera. Trethewey smith, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, MeCrae, Detroit, are her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. i , visiting Mrs. Livingstone, John street, Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Frost and son Miss Black, Winnipeg, Man., is a Allen, motored from Suuclridge and guest at the home of her brother, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.Mr. William Black, M.P. R.. Frost. Mils Beatrice Frost returned to Flint, :Mich„ on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. \W, Gillespie, of Brus- sels, were week -end visitors in town Miss "Billy" Chesney acted as or- ganist in the Presbyterian church on Sunday. Miss Agnes Crosbie and Miss Mary Crosbie left this week. on a trip up the lakes to Duluth, Mrs. Roberts, London, is visiting her daughter=, Mrs. W. Snuthers. Miss Wilma Seip and Miss Dorothy Robinson have returned from' New Hamburg. Mrs. James Martin,'who has been Mr. and Mrs, Pope and daughter, of camping at Kincardine, has returned Brussels,' spent Sunday at the home home. of Mrs. John Abell. Miss Johnstone spent a few days in Exeter. Miss Mary Modeland is visiting friends in St. Mary's and London, Mr. Fred Larkin, of Windsor, was a week -end visitor at the manse. Mr. and Mrs. A. Chittenden and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Pagett and children' spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Chittenden, Miss Pearl Patterson is. spending Iter vacation with friends in I•Iamil- The dance which took place in. the ton.' -\.O.t'.W, hall recently, was well at- Miss \iurray is visiting friends in tended, considering the warm Brussels. weather, Misses Evelyn Adams, Beth Bar- ton and Elizabeth' Beating have re- turned from Toronto where they were taking the Sumner course at the University.. Mrs. Dinsmore, of Blake, is visit- ing friends in London. Mr. and Mrs, George Seip spent the holiday in New hamburg. Mr, and Mrs. Davis, Tillsonburg, spent Monday at the home of lir. and Miss Davidson, Miss Minnie Habltirk has returned from visiting fiends in. Thorndale. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Deem and children are' visiting at her home in Mitchell, Miss Clarissa Scott and Miss Mc- Cord returned•on Wednesday to Ot- tawa. The many friends of Miss Rose Si st m of p will be sorry t O hearthat a she is in the Gneiph hospital at pies- fit Mrs. Avery, of Manitoba, (formerly Miss Ida Davidson) and family of ad three daughters, are visiting relatives ay- in McKillop. Mrs, Kelly and Miss Margaret Pinkney motored up from Stratford to visit at the•home al Mr. and Mrs. 1'inl:ney, Rev. and Mrs. W. D. McDonald and children are visiting her brother, Rev, Mr. Lane, at Rnthro Mr. and Mrs, W', J. Feat, Aylmer, are guests at the home of Miss Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. F. Mf, MacEwen and fancily from ' Cleveland,. Ohio, were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin on their vacation. WALTON, The Methodist Ladies' Aid met at the house .if lffrs, Armour Dundas on Thursday of last week. J. Carter is improving nicely, He is able to be about with the aid of crotches. Miss M E. Boss, of Brussels, spent a few holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. Vat recently. SPECIAL OPTICAL OFFER, High-grade gold-filledspectacles and eye glasses with best flat spheri- cal lenses for only $3.50. All other style of frames and lenses at lowest prices. Eyes examined by Mr, Hugh - son, formerly optical expert for 'Kent's, Toronto, and later. for Henry Aforgan & Co,, Montreal. The best optical work to be obtained and at moderate prices. Monday and Tues- day, August 13, 14, Conte early. Beat - tie's Fair, Seaforth. (32) Rei, A. \, Holmes, Clinton, ex - President of Newfoundland Method- ist Conference, will conduct services in the Seaforth Presbyterian ahurrh next Sunday morning, and Rev, R. Fulton Lwin in the evening, Miss Ilma Freeman, Toronto, is a visitor ay the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Sickle, Miss Clare .Anderson,' Goderich, is visiting Miss Violet Rankin Mrs. A2orrison and Miss Catherine Morrison, St. Caiheniites, were guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs, W. R. Smith, Mr. Gorden Dick, Oshawa, was a week -end visitor at his home here, Mr. Harvey Burrows has returned from 'Toronto. Dr. and Mrs. Mulligan, Grand Forks, N Dare guests at the home of M.rs it[ui!iga is mother, Mrs. ' T. McQuade, Goderich street. Air. Leslie Watson, 1i'indsor, spent the holiday at his home here, Rev. and ,Mrs. Richardson anti chil- dren,` :Deseronto, spent Sunday in town, Miss Margaret ;tblcKellar has re- turned from spending heir holidays to Kiitburn. Miss Hutton, of Lorne, has been engaged 'as teacher in -the Roxboro school, Miss Anna Sutherland is visiting friends in 1 ucicuow, Mr. and Mrs. Eckert and son ,'lar- old, of I ucknow, are, the guests or Rev. and ivirsi lrwin,at the parsonage. Miss Barton is visiting relatives in Tillsonbutg, A rittk of howlers were invited to London to parh-icipate in the London Old Boys' Re-rtion, comprising' Air. J Beattie, J'`'MacTavisii, Dr, Clias. Ivlacleay anti I3, Stewart They motor- ed to London on 1Wednesday. "Ill vn: . ii.•l•itt, sold ., t bosic1 1)3' Liana; „ „ .. bat GEaY,^-o,•r"a5,i+ .,�t, ht.. e.+'`,,.; 3t.?�nixlnyii..3'z3:,,.Yr LIFT. CORNS OR CALLUSES OFF Doesn't hurl! Lift any corn or callus off with fingers Don't super! A . tiny bottle of Freezone costs but a few cents at any drag store. .Apply a few drops on the Borns, calluses and "hard skin" on hot - tom of feet, then lift theta off. When Freezono removes ,^urns from the toes or calhtses from the bottom of feet, the skin beneath is left pink and healthy and never sore, tender or irritated. Lomfort Shoes Hard to decide what to wear on your. feet this season? Come inside our store and we'll assist you, Hardly think there's a man, or for that 'natter, a woman either, that can not find here just the thing that's wanted in footwear, What's the use in quoting prices unless you see the shoe. Step in and inspect our stock. Whitewear Clearance ,e Women's White Canvas 2 strap Slippers. Women's White' Canvas .1 strap Slippers, paton trimmed, Women's' White Canvas Oxfords, paton trimmed: f, Women's White Canvas Oxfords, Inquire for• ou:i' Special Prices o thosemsttioned above, J6U5Smth & Son The Modern $hoe Store, Phone 51 Scafol'th Mrs. A. H. Netliery and Master Reber, student of the C. and T.S, of Sarnia, are now spending a few' holi- days with the foriner's sister, Mrs, R, J. Clark, of McKillop. Owing to the dry weather the spring crop is ripening rapidly and most of the farmers have started cut- ting oats,' and when finished will draw the harvest to a Cine 7 s for ]9_ 3.1 GLADIOLUS EXHIBITION, Th' c second td t annual cxitlbiliotr o" the Ontario Gladloins Society will he held in the Ontario' Agriculture College, Guelph, on August 22-2,1 1923. Prizes, in some cases amounl ing to 100, are offered for competi tion. fife plot on the Farm a` Guelph contains 30,000 gladioli alt,, 500 varieties, Each variety will, b. staked and properly named, and witi furnish great interest to those attend ing. The flower gardens of the Farm are close to this exhibit, one bed alone c containing over 80 varieties of annuals. a .. rates cA�str THUR, FRI,, SATURDAY A remarkable picture of Real Life, written by a man who has lived it; starred in by America's most virile actor, and directed by the maker of the Screen's Greatest Melodramas, YOU'LL NEVER FORGET SEEING --in— TheUnder Cover Also a Big V Comedy, ee.1aw MONDAY .-. TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY Restless Souls, starring EarleWilliams Prices as Usual, 10c and 15c, Shows commence 8.30 sharp. Special next Week -end "THE THIRD ALARM" The greatest Fire Picture ever made. Mr. W. W. Robinson wishes to announce that the Lathes' .11air=dressit g Department will be closed for the summer' mouths from Jiwe 1st. 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