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The Seaforth News, 1923-09-20, Page 5.,„4""t",, w aaMrm+tewnoppwr „ z t UURSDAX, S PDBM�ER 20, i28 Come tothe SEAFO TS onFALL F AI'R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2Ist R � ER After the Fair, come to our store to see the excellent values we are offering in FALL FOOTWEAR. . We have a store full of the BEST SHOES and RUBBERS, made in Canada, and we are finite sure you will have no difficulty selecting the STYLE and QUALITY you want at the price you want to pay. Whether looking or buying, we're always glad to show you the 'new things' in SHOES. SEAT ORT, 1 FALL TERM FROM SEPT. 4�, l CENTRAL ao2es STRATFORD, ONT. Western Ontario's leading Commercial School, where you can get a thorough practical training tinder experienced in- structors in Commercial, Short- hand or Telegraphy Depart- ments. We assist graduates to positions. Get our 'free cata- logues now. D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal. W.,' Walker 86 Son UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment, W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license, Flowers Furnished. 1 Nightor day phone 67. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! CREAM WANTED 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. Courteons 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, • ePtS 1-!''' R O R ''' R d 7•LM 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. The All Year Car • For Every Family CHEVROLET is leading in the sat- isfying of the great public demand for closed cars because Chevrolet has the world's largest facilities for manu- facturing high-grade closed bodies, and is therefore able to offer Sedans, Coupes, and Touring Coupes at prices within easy reach of the average Cana- dian family. As soon as you realize that your trans- portation requirements demand the year 'round, all-weather closed car, see Chevrolet first and see how fully we can meet your requirements at the low- est cost obtainable in a modern, high- grade closed automobile. Saxon Ask About the G. M. A. C. Plan of Deferred Payments BE SURE AND GET OUR PRICES ON PREST-O-LITE BAT- TERIES, TIRES OF ALL MAKES FROM $7,50 UP. earlin 101. J]4 Y os,, E77 VROLET: Seaforth 01_11161.111,614111 lgCl I� �I aei f Ctlu�+.un�n11.111100m�4 Mr.- attcl Mrs. W. McCullough, of Shaftesbury, Mich., and Mt altcl Mas tlaugh, of Flint, Mieh„ are visiting relatives in town, Miss Agnes Cowan is visiting friends in Whi'ghant. ' 'Pile following delegates from the Methodist clturcih were appointed' to attend the District Conference ill Bay- field on Wednesday: Messrs. 1V, J. Beattie, C. H, I -Tolland, R. t14cKinley, Porteous and \V, I -I, Trethewey. Mr, Harvey Furrows, Toronto, spent the week-endat his home here. Mt, and Mrs, J, Davis have moved into their new -home on Goderich street. Mr. and Mrs. B. 1\'illiams, of Strat- ford, spent Suutlay at the 'home of Mrs. S. Boyd. i\Lr. and Airs. R. S, T-Iays left on Saturday on a trip tip to lakes to Duluth. Miss Minnie Somerville t5 visiting her uncle, 111r. William Somerville. Mr. Harry Livens and Mrs. J --G,, Mullen have ' resigned ther positions of organist and choir leader respect- ively, muck to the regret of the con- gregation of the Seaforth Presbyter- ian Church Mrs. 1nglis,Fyfront the Dakotas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. Patton. Mr. John Thompson, t'oronto. is visiting his sister, Mrs. F. S, Savauge, Mr. Wilker is spending a couple of weeks in New York, Mrs, A. R. Sampson, who has been the guest of Mrs. 3. C. Greig, for a few weeks, returned on Thursday to Toroltto. Air. and mfrs. James Carnochirii, Mrs. A. 'Wankel and Miss Muriel Waukel were in 'London attenclieg the Exhibition. Mr, Ted i\Ierne• has returned from spending the summer Months on the steamer Assinaboin. Mrs. S. Heeley is visiting her son in London. Miss Grace White, of Manitoba, is visiting her aunt, Mrs, E. Drake. Mrs. McLure enct' daughters Helen and Margaret, who spent several weMr. e1s at the homW, Black AM �P e hat elretur edt to British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Gemmell and Miss Irene Gemmell were in London attending the Exhibition, Mrs. Hawthorne, Port Hope, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. D. Bright, Aliss McLeod is visiting' friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. James Afartiit were London visitors. Mrs, W. Morrow left on Saturday - to spend the winter with her son, Mr. W. Morrow, in Hamilton, Mrs. James McKay was presented with a beautiful silk umbrella by the Neil Shaw '\uxuiliary and Senior Girls' Sunday School Class at a pleas- ant•gatherhng held on Saturday even- ing at the home of Mrs. Robert AIc- Kenzie, in Egmoncdt'ilhe, Mrs, AfeKay' eft of Tuesday for her future home in Toronto. Aliss AMaclge Stewart, Stratford, rias . week -end guest at the home of Mr parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Adcicay, Newark, N.J, were guests at the home of Afrs, J. Rankin. Miss Alexander is visiting friends in Toronto. visitorMary 11 wa s las week -etititet her th o ton, e here. the. Teta dis- tance Among attended t the funeral of ctle late Mrs, Andrew Scott, were Mrs. Mr.an 1(ADon F. Scott and Sault Ste. daughter, Bluetale; yMr and Mrs. Garniss and slaughter Olive, Blttevale; Mr. and Airs h; Brown, Petioha; Airs. G. fort d, A[ . and\frs. A. a eiJants, CStrat- hit- ton; and Air. and Mrs. 1A'. Shad - flock, Varna. Mrs. James Beattie is visiting her daughter in Peterboro. Miss Price has accepted a position in M r W. M. Stewart's grocery, Mr. Matthew Caskey is visiting his uncle, Mr, T. Brewster, in Ale}Cillot). who is ill at present. A•Ir and Airs. F. Crocicer and dau- ghter \label, Stratford, were guests at the home of Al 1'8. S. Boyd. Miss Vera Dorrance, Exeter, spent Sunday at her home in AfcK!llop. Mrs, W. Thompson, McKillop, and A.fiss Lottie Thompson intend Ieav- ing shortly on a trip to Chicago. Aliss Kate Broatlfoot Inas returned' from a visit to Hamilton. ' Some gardens in Seaforth had the byinflrostt:sonand Sunday cucumber flightvines ivhilek oth- ers escaped eotirely. This is the earl- iest frost Seaforth has experienced for a,number of years. People visiting the Fall Fair on Friday should call in and sec the full line of Houle Fertrishings at `\T. J. Walker & Son's store. This stock will give you a selection .equal to any city store. Mr. and Mrs. R. Parke and children and Air, and Mrs. 17: Baxter, motored • to London on Saturday. The regular weekly meeting .of the Egunoudvilie Young .I7eople's Society, ,held In the school room of the church on Mon clay evening, ,took the form of a social gathering. At the close of -the devotional exercises, which were conducted by the pastor, Rev: 1V. 1), McDonald, the Young People to the number of sixty, had a most enjoyable coin roast with rolls and whettes. Mrs George Brown spent Wednes- day in Exeter, yfissCora Sherwood, who was laid up For some time with inflammatory rheumatism, has returned ' from To- ronto, very much improved in itealbli. 'Mrs. Edgar is in London this week. Mr. and Airs. Charles Stewarts lit- tle laughter, Jeatt, -underwent an open. ation on Wednesday. itfr, and itft's Frecl: Purkin, of To- ,ronta are visitors at the hoarse of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Gemmell, The many friends of. NIA's. A. Greig will be pleased to learn that she is recoveirirtg, THE s AFOR+w NEWS Mr: Satit Walker, of Timmins, is Visiting his parents. Mr, and ,Mrs. 3, R. Scott --and son James and Mr, and Mrs. A. D Scott motored to London on Thursday and. took in the Exhibition. Rev. J. A. Ferguson, McKillop, and Rev,. W, D; McDonald, Egtnondville, 'exchanged pulpits Mast Sunday even- ing. Mt'. Charles Clark, Windsor, is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs, R. L. Clark, Mr, and Mrs. J. .[Iudsivu and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Allan, Tucker+smith, motored to Loudon to attend the Ex- hibition, Mr. Wntf, iVt:orrison, Jarvis street, is the possessor of a black raspberry plot that is still in full bearing and he able to pick a supply at 'this late season, Mrs. Fowler, Galt, is visiting Miss Fowler, James street, Mr, Harold Coates, who has spent the holidays at Hamilton, is in town for a few days, before returning to Toronto University: Mrs. Andrew Oke is ,seriously ill in a hospital in Toronto. Miss Florence Fowler underwent an operation in the Seaforth hospital, and is convalescing at the home of Miss F. Fowler. ~ MANLEY. ihfessrs, Robert and Donald Mitch- ell left here to visit their sister, Mrs, John Rock, in North Dakota. Front there they will go to. Vancouver, to the fornner's home, while the latter will remain for some tithe for the im- provement of his health. Airs. Fred Eckert and. 'her sister Margaret Dougltterty. were called home to attend thefuneralof the late Steve Hickey, of Stratford, who died on the 11th, after a short illness, The funeral took place on the 13th to Mitchell cemetery, where Itis wife was interred some years ago. Miss Doughterty has returned to Chicago to resume her duties as a teacher, while Mrs. Eckert accompatl- ted her to receive treatment from a specialist of that city. Mr. John 1-Iolden has returned from London, much improved front his in- juries received from a fall. A number ethe London 1Fair and twere enc mucltpleased with the attractions.wttile the weather was ideal: The late rains have brought the atte harvesting to a standstill the past two weeks, whie'mluch damage is done to the unfinished work. STAFFA. Anniversary services will be held itt the Methodist church next Sunday, Sept. 23bd, at 11 a.nt, and 7 p.m. The services will be conducted by Rev, 1V. Kitely of Centralia. The congre- gation were very fortunate in secur- ing Mrs. Wyatt, soloist, Stratford. The choir is preparing special music For the occasion. Ars. George \Nilson, who under- went an operation in a Cleveland hos- pital, is on her way home, having reached Aylmer, The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church sent flowers to the lady while int the hospital, through Mrs. T.oclgc (Lottie Dalton), who resides in Cleveland. Rev, E, Tones and family are in Listowel this week attending a dis- trict meeting. CROMARTY. On A•foiday of last week there passed away ut Detroit. Alexander T'ark in his ninety-second year. The late Mr, Park is the last of a family of six brothers and four sisters who settled in this neighborhood from Dalhousie township about seventy years ago. Mrs. Park FA'argaret Kennedy) predeceased Iter husband ten years ago. Mr, Park was a car- penter by trade ani) at one time built and operated a planing still at Cro- 't arty. About 45 years ago he and his family moved to Detroit where they have resided since. Miss Donaldson, Atwood, called nn friends in the village on Saturday, Mr, David Bruce had the misfort- une to lose a valuable colt through blood poisoning last week, HIBBERT. Enos Docking', of tltc fourth. con- cession of Hibbert, was found drown- ed in a cistern at his (tome by his wife on Monday morning. Apparently he had left the house during the night night and for some unknown reason drowned himself in the cistern. He had been 81 coping with his little son and when the dill not get up at his• usual hour. his wife went in to waken him• IVlten site fnmtd that he was al- -catty un, she Slatted t, search for hint. Noticing that the cover of the cistern !tad been removed she looked there and discovered the dead body. He had'been dead for some hours. Air. Docking was born in Hibbert near Staffa: He leaves besides his wife, two small children, his father, John l)ocl:- ing, Mitchell; and two brothers and two 'sisters, Louis, Hibbert; Asa, in tate West; Mrs. Wesley Brownlee and May Docking, both tit Mitchell, DUBLIN, A very sudden death occurred here on, Sunday when Mrs, Patrick 1Voods,' Sr., died at iter home just after enter, ing tits -house, having rettn'hetl front church The clecettsecl lady was sixty- two yeers Of age. Tda' maiden ratite was Elizabeth Tully and was 'horn in McKillop; About fifteen years ago she married her now bereaved hus- band. They had intolulec1 ilnoving into their new house this week. Tice late Adrs. \'Voods was much esteemed by all who enjoyed her acquaintance. Dont forget the School Fair on Thursday, Sept. 27111. Schools' from McKillop, Logan and I-fibbert . will compete. See the paracle. All kindsof sports and drills, Nation -tide Fante. — There . is scarcely a corner of this great Do- minion where the merits of Dr, Thomas' Eclect ie Oil have not been tried and proved. 'I, is one of the world's most efficient remedies for sore throat, lanae back and many other ailments arisitng from inflammation. Rubbed on :the skin its healing power is readily absorbed, and it can also be taken internally. , TUCKERSMITH, ;Mrs. Harry Tyndall had her wrist broken in an auto collision about 1 a,tn, au Thursday tnorning last Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall with Mrs, :Leybure and children in their ear,' were ap- proaching Chisethurst cross roads, re- turning from London, when a car be- longing to Mr. Stewart, of FIeilsall, driven by Win, Cole, approaching from the east, speeded up to cross be- fore them, but the two cars met, and both turned over. Mr. Stewarts car was badly broken, but tile occupants escaped with bruises, In Mn, Tyn clan car, -while some were braised, Mrs. Tyndall had he' wrist broker, The car was only slightly'damaged. It was raining and the sides were on the car at the time. CLINTON. 7 n Y e e .t i Y a Oman. t surprised h e way from these days HURON NE Goderich tis of last x1717 to pay Ois in the pictures Rys. pu merit, A recent analysis of the milk sup- plied by the different dairies shows that Oke Bros. have the highest quality. The Collegiate institute !:s Molding evening industrial classes for the benefit of those who cannot attend the regular classes, ,The pavilion has closed after a successful season, Last week, Harry Shepherd pro- fessional of the Maitland Golf Chub, played the nine -hole course in par, taking only thirty-three strokes, (35 Wednesday, September 5th, at Lnean, Alice Isabel, daughter of Mr. and tars, Bernard \V, Stanley, became the bride of J. Archibald Tom, shin of Ali-, and Mrs, ,I. E. Tont, of Godcr ich, The happy couple will reside in Stratford, where Air. Tom is a Pro- vincial engineer. Miss. Gertrude Alacllouald, cicte daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Ala Donald, Cambria Road, was marrie to John S. Kcruigltau, of Colborne, n September 12th.t The guests in the Rattenbury'I•Iotel were not permitted their usual Sun- day morning' nap as fire broke out in the cellar, which threatened both the building aiid lives. '['he timely work of the firemen, however. soon -had it under control and confined to `the cel- lar. 1t took bout two hours to put it out entirely. The hotel was filler) with smoke and impeded the firemen in reae•hingth blaze. All the inmates lout two got out at the first alarm, These two were only rescued by the aid of ladders Several pairs of Airs. Cooper's canaries, which have been the admiration of the guests for years• and two kitte ts, were smothered by the smoke. Except for the damage froru smoke, the loss will not be great. The Ladies' Guild i bel social held a s ictal in St. Paul's parish hall on Tuesday evening. The Onta io Street Method- ist church held a corn roast on Mon-� clay. AIr. Fred SI who is fond of walking, sure is parents by walking all the out Chicago 1.1 Clinton. in of auto trips, it is refreshing HU WS. The guarana the Chautauqua, which was held summer, are'each being required $4.50 to cove • a deficit of $225.0 R. R. Sallows French River district to take for the Can- adian National hlici13- depart - St c' Exeter, The council has asked the school board to reduce its request for $11,0110 •ht at least $1,000. Ah•. Ed. Harness left 'Wednesday for \\'inclsnr, where he intends open- ing up a prticluce business. :For the present his family will remain in Exeter. An egg judging ecnttest took place at the .Exeter fair by Inspector Mor- rison, of Loudon, assisted by C:. F. Hooper, of F:xete'. it was rcry teresting Mr. and Mrs. John Smith arltiottnce the engagement of their daughter Beulah, to A1r, Hilliard G. Snarling, of \'alkerton, the marriage to take .place the latter part of the month. Air, Oliver Davis, of Tor01110, is holidaying with his parents, Air, and Airs. S. Davis. Air. Garnet :Miners showed sone of his Yorkshire 'hogs at th.e London fair last week Mrs, Roland Sgpues is still ill at Shoe Information Many have taken advantage, of the "National Shoe Week," which ends on Sept. 22nd, You too, should treat yourself to a 'nip( substantial pair of shoes,. It is so invigorating to change your shoes through the day that if you once tried it, you would never be without a change. We are offering the greatest values in Men's Black Calf Oxfords, Good- year welt, rubber top lift, semi -brogue lasAn at An ideal fall Oxford 5.95 Men's Brown Calf Oxford, Good- year welt, rubber heel with new toe, very latest style at 5 95 ,Men's Gunmetal $ Oxford, also new toe, at 5®®'(,n Men's Black Calf Oxford, Goodyear welt, rubber heel, real square toe, only few sizes left at®5 Mtn's Brown Calf Oxford, Good- year, new model English last, rubber attop lift .85$4 WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAY, JIHNSmIIh Son The Modern Shoe Store. opp. Bank of Commerce Phone 51 Seaforth her home in Osborne, tvtr. D. Watson and sora of Winni- peg, are opening' a Store in north Ex- eter in the old McTaggart store on the Lake Road, Workmen are engaged ill fencing the vacant land around the post of- fice which will he used as a play- ground for children. Severalnew houses in town are at Jte ing completion. Dr. I". Del- bridge's aehbridge's new house' on Andrew street is about ready to be occupied, The 'house of 'l'Itos. t'ryde and P. Hero on Victoria Street and the residence of Air. SVtiu .Kuntz oil Maui street are coming along nicely. The animal Exeter District Young People's Rally will be held. at Grand. Bend of -Wednesday Sept. 24th and will take the form of a convection and get-together picnic. Weather permitting, an out -door service will be held in the afternoon followed by recreation and supper. A bonfire and vesper service is being arranged for the evening., Dashwood. Czar and Harold Kellerman spent a few clays in fotrouto, Miss Margaret Hanover is visiting relatives in Buffalo. Miss Richmond, Iliytit, has accepted a position with 3e C', Reid as mi'lliier, Miss Pearl Kraft has accepted e position as assistant. Mr, and Mrs, Schlemmer and. Iter. and Mrs. Frank of Detroit, visited with A'L'. and Mrs. Baumgarten. Miss Alice Reihm, Chicago, isvisit- ing with Aliss .Peail kraft. Miss Verde F assald has accepted a position with Miss Yel{and, Exeter. Miss C'. Edtneston, Chicago, is re- newing acquaintances with friends and relatives in town, Useful in Camp, Explorers, survey- ors. prospectors and hunters will find Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil very useful hi camp. 1A'inen the feet and legs are Wet and freely with the tltel Oil and t is �the reto sultlwill be the prevention of pains in the muscles, and should a cut, or contus- ion, or sprain be sustained, -nothing could be better as a dressing or lotion. 6"Woncder what an idle Te 'e Bon thinks • about?" b 6 T STAND here idle for hoursho t+ a time! m Ha -horn! She forgets that she hires' Me to help her, c' She complains of never having time enough, yet I've watched her for over an hour trying to write one letter to Springville._ " For a few cents I'd put her in Springville, and for 5 minutes the music of her voice would make somebody happy, ' g When she picks up a pen she. gets so self-conscious that her letters— well, honest, they don't do her justice. " No pen helps a woman to express her real self, at her best, as I cio—no postage stamp travels so fast. " I sometimes think her hus- band appreciates me more. Ho-hum ! " LYRIC THURS., FRI. and SAT. Our Big Special Now Showing The Man from Glengarry RALPH CONNOR'S STORY OF THE RIVER MEN'S FEUD. An all Canadian Production. Also the Century Comedy, "Hello Mars" featuring HARRY SWEET Continuous performance FAIR DAY after 3 p, m. MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY The Ninety and Nine Starring COLEEN MOORE. Condemned by the Ninety and Nine just persons, the lost sheep returns to the fold and saves hundreds from destruction. It tugs at the heart strings. You'll laugh and cry but after it is over, you'll want to see it again, Endorsed by the Ministers all over the continent as one of the greatest dramas ever screened. SHOWS COMMENCE AT 8:15 SHARP. sere nj �1 i3 ��`7, e�' "mow Mr. W. W. Robinson wishes to announce that the Ladies' Hair=dressing Department will be closed for the summer months from June 1st. !THE CENTRAL BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR. W. W. ROBINSON, Prop. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Yao�evvwnrmo $ 4 Ti = S Around the World with ONE OILING 100,000 Miles Without Stopping for Oil An inventor who could develop an automobile, a railroad car or any other conveyance on wheels which wouldperform such afeat would be considered a wonder. But such is the record of regular accomplishment by the Auto -oiled Aermotor during the past eight years in pumping water. Did you ever stop to think how many revolutions the wheel of a windmill makes? If the wheel of an Aermbtor should roll alongthe surface of the/ground at the same speed' that it makes when pumping waer it would encircle the world in 90 days, or would go fear times around in a year. It would travel on an average 275 miles per day or about 30 miles perhourfor9 hours each day. An automobile which keeps up that pace day after day' needs a thorough oiling at least once a week. Isn't it marvelous, then, that a windmill has been made which will go 50 times as long as the best automobile with one oiling?,' The Auto -oiled Aelrsnofor after 8 full years of service in ev part of the world has proven its ability to run and give the most reliable service with one oiling a year. The double gears, and all moving parts, are entire) enclosed and flooded with oil' alt the time. It gives. more service with less?attention y any other piece of machinery on the farm. To get everlasting wind -mill satisfaction: buy the Auto•oiled Aermotor, the most efficient windmill that has ever been made. Forjre7Jinrite ,p ���r,wp++� q ' Fmotion"fial write.. , Ell 0 '',.li CO. Stacy go ODaiias BOtts Intra Eiapsas �Lty fi7inueca®NIs OisJftluaitS FOR SALE 13Y • BFIRT IRWIN Realer in Gas Engines, Cream Separators,Stable Fittings, Pumps, Pipe and Water Supply Fixtures, Wind and Car Insurance, PHONE: le -615 CLINTON,