HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1923-09-27, Page 4it /n111-ORII N DER' 8
J, I+, SNOWDON, Proprietor.
.General Observations
The weather this week has been
nearly perfect,
Rich tints have reed eri 'ro t
li tt tit the
gentle touches
of jack Frost on some
of the ntagniccnt maples that line the
streets of Seaforth; As a rule the
first .frost is later and more severe
and burns the leaf brown, This year
it was only light enough to tint, with-
out scorching.
Last week The News ventured the
statement it was some wag that made
the assertion that Premier Ferguson
had said he would not recognize any
leader at the next session except that
of the I:iherel party, stating that the
Wag had put out his claim when 11Ir.
Ferguson, being in the far north,
i;nitl not contradict it for some time.
That The Newt had rightly sized tip
the canard ie now proved by Capt.
3. E. Thompson, the Speaker-to-ne,
who is reported to say. that "never,
in any ntantter, shape orform, directly
or -indirectly, has Premier Ferguson
spoken to me of such' a proposition
The field 'sports at the Collegiate
are on this week, :A sound body is as
great an aid to happiness a, a sound
mind. 'I1 is well therefore that the
two should go together. The train-
ing of the co-operation of hand and
mind in these days of speed is :almost
an essential to life itself. and sports
may form no small part in this train -
mg. With more athletic exercise.
there would he less work for school
nurses. Instead of developing de-
pendence on others, proper athletic
discipline would develop self-reliance,
strength, courtesy and make a good
foundation Esti• future happiness in
life,
**
The dtt'S Canadian tine -cent pieces.
that are coating into circulation, are
nearly art troublesome to limiineee
men as the old twenty -cent pier..
which were driven out by their sinus
arity. to thetwenty-five rent piece
that they were often given for h) nt.
take. The size of the new cent is se
far removed front that „f the o11 and
approaches in thickness that of a
quarter that the one may easily pass
for the other, causing embarrassment
to both giver and receiver. It t.. t., be
hoped '
; r ( tt will he withdrawn.
• Seaforth }'air will carry ent the fea-
tures that bail weather prevented, at
a postponed date, Saturday. Oct. title
and it is to he hopt:d the heather man
will be more favorably hielitre,l than
last. week. The hobs.. the'hihlren
parade and (trills, and the races will.
-weather permitting, lie special for•
that afters„ ,u met tit director. ;v i
GRAIN
Sprig wheat Fred Harburn, Nor-
mat}•`I3'trbutet: fall wheat \\'m, Mc-
Kaige May Allen oasts Roy Norris,
C.i'uistlna McKnig ' Janet Chappel,
l i1me Chappel Mary Allen, barley,
Geu. Young, Ellen Chappel, F'iliner
.Chappel,. Victor ')mums .Marquis
wheat, Margaret, Coleman, Harold
Coleman; O.A.C, oats No, 72, N, Har-
burn, Henry IIarburtt, Fred Rayburn,
Joe.Alden�
ton ino Norris;: barley.
O A.0 No. 21, Jog Aldington, Jno
Norris Ellen Chappel, Norman Hat
--
berm Fred Harburn.
Ensilage Corn, Clifton Miller, Rob.
Vivian, Wilfrid flocking,
Fall Wheat J. Norris, Joe Adding-
ton. Fred Rayburn.
VEGETABLES,
Carrots Gladys Butson, -'Clarence
Norris, Norman Park, Janet Chappel,
Marjorie Hackney: onions, Ellen
Chappel, Grace Campbell, Gladys
Butson, D, Riechie, Neil Lamont;
beets, Norman Park, Marjorie Hack-
ney, Clarence-.. Norris. Toni Colqu-
houn, Jas -Scott; parsnips, Sylvia 'Puff-
in, Elmer Tuffin, Bertie Roney,Wi-
nona Norris. Everard Kerslake; to-
matoes, David Ritchie, Clarence Nor-
ris, Elsie Ritchie, Carter NIerslak'e;
ueumbeis Jlubert, Hutchison, Ross
McPherson, Cliff, . Miller, Marjorie
Hackeev; sweet corn, Gordon Scott;
pumpkin Cliff, Miller, Joe Atdingtod,
Earl Sararas. Norma Bolton, Aida
Bolton.
Cabbage, Neil Lamont Alfred' Ross,
Agnes Wren, Beryl ;porus, Winona
Norrie.
Citron, Robbie Vivian. Sylvia Tuff -
in. Beryl Norris. Winona Norris,
Gladys Butson; squash, .Ann Douglas.
lr Rt41'T;.
Apples: Spies, Janet Patrick, leen-
eat Rosa, .Arnold Barbour, Leslie Mill-
er. Earl Elliott: Ballwin, Aldridge
Strachan, Janne. Scott, Bertie Roney,
Ruh, Vivian, Vera Allen; Russett,
Se hit Isutfin, Janet Patrick, Henry
Harburn .\Idrn[ge Strachan, N. Bel-
ton; Snows, Gladys ICay. Margaret
t'ltaitnet , Fred Harburn: Aldridge
Strachat-, Edith Tuffin; 1;reenings,
\largaret Inc.,uChas. Roney, Maud
Belton, Henry Hai -burn, -Alfred Ross;
King- I ar1 Sararas, jas. Scott, :Marg-
aret lunee, Janet Patrick. Neil La-
ment Alexauders, Sylvia Tuifin. I•Iu-
bert Hutchison May Brintnell, Elsie
Don. Florence \Malco11nt Tatman
Sweets,. Margaret Chalmers, Edith
Tnffiin, Margaret Junes. Jas. Colqu-
lt,run, Rol, Vivian; coll. apples, Art.
\fahatic, Rob Vivian, Ellen Mc-
Dougall. :May Lriutnell.
Apple naming contest: May L'riat-
Hell, Agnes Wren, Dorothy Robins.
:Margaret Chalmers. Russel \\'orden,'
Rob. Vivian.
Fall Pear:. Margaret Alen.iWinona
Norris Wm . 'McKaig. Margaret
Jones.. Aldridge, Strachan.
ART.
t algin to •: Jean Colquhoun, lila
N•.rrie. Flien Chappel. ippc1. Addie Dung-
lae, Carter ter Ker ale. Elsie Ritchie,
Garden tt n I sols Janet Patrick, Ever-
ard
ver-.t ,I Kerslake. Audrey ' Dinnin D.
F'telne, Earl Sararas, Annie Douglas,
"Little Red Riding Hond": Janet
Chappel. _Arthur Dinnin, Gladys lint-
.
Cardlentrtl articles: Hazel Ledge-
h.'nut, Orville Cooper, Heekie But -
.n. ti,. Drake. Albert Dinnin, Doris
Sararas.
Knitting -Alio,. Kathleen Mahaffy,
\Ia joree Rone3, 'Winona Norris;
sweat,". Janet ('harper, Bertie
Roney.
CANNING.
tale M. McLachlan, Ivy
ti t,-I:rtt Marion 1oh;uhoun, Edna
` line .Ants \\ren, Jean C'ulqubnun.i
Marin Colquhuut, Beryl
\ tris Winona Norris. Gladys Tut -
eel:, , Adair 1)..0 la,. ,Annie Dougla.:I
p':lees Winona Norrie
be relieved of a have cr,1 n bilihv I Brea' Edna Ilrininell Doris Bot -
Bolton, (Tara l.lit.,t1, if try
by a large attendance,
ten.
COI)KIN.G,
\
Drown.
pple pia, Ln l'. Vera 1.eary, 3rd
Clara .Elliott.
STAFFA SCHOOL •FAIR, r \\'Bite layer cake, Dorothy Roney,
Teat I'oiquhoun, Kathleen 7stahaffyd
The Strtfa School Fair had titre Margaret Drake, Edith:'i'uffin, Norma;
weather and a good crowd when it llolton. •
was held irt.the hall at Strtffa on Mon-
day afternonie The boys and grls,
teachers and parents from the sur-
rounding school sections were out in
null force The children brought fruits,
rgetah'.e ldusewing and ani-
mals to be ixhibittsl..\ number of the
teachers and pupils had prepared
drills and songs, which atraeted mush
attention, Miss Elva Bolton school
No, 7 Hibbert. took first prize for the
drills, and the porn1s looked very trim.
with purple sashes.
The fruits, roots and conking ex-
hibits were ntagtlificent, being eyttal
in quality to those at township shoevs,
• and were displayed to tench better
advantage.
There are a number of bai'l'ing
orators in the St alta district who
spoke at the public spealcing contest.
Several of the contestants would
put lots of political candidates .to
shame, and the winner, Miss Elsie
Ritchie, was especially brilliant:
The iudge of the poultry, after mak-
ing his awards, explained to the gath-
ering Inc reasons for making certain
awards, and pointing not defects in
Other birds which barred them front a
prize, c.
The officials of the fair and 1\dr.
14aephail, Stratford, who took a keen
interest in it deserve credit fur the
success of the exhibition. The presi-
dent this year is l'fr, Robert Norris,
and the secretary -treasurer i, 'Miss
Elva Ba.iton.
The list of winners follows:
ROOTS.
l eaves, MMarvi • Drake, John Drake,
\V'tu ')rake, -Margaret Drake, Vera
Campbell.
\Needs, Alice Rock, Eva Rock, Aad
rel' Dinnin, Gertrude kiwis, Verna
Drake.
POULTRY.
White cockerel, Vera Allem 'Archie
.
Hoggarth; Leghorn pallet, Vera Al-
len, Archie Hoggarth; Pt�luteLeg-
horns, Rob, Vivian;
Barred ppc Rock
cockerel, David Ritchie,Fhlsio Ritchie,
Jas. Gardiner, Vera Allen Margaret
Drake; Rock pullet, . Elsie Ritchie,
Jas. Gardiner, David Ritchie, Vera
Allen; pr, Barred Rocks, Carter Kers-
lake, Neil Lamont, Marjorie Hack-
ney, Clarence Norris, Grace McLach-
lan; White Wyandotte
Pinlet,
Archie
Hoggarth, Margaret Allen Jno,
Drake pr, 'White Wyandottes, Jno.
Drake; pr. Utility Fowl, Joe Aiding -
ton, Margaret
iding-ton,Margaret Allen.
Pr. geese, Dorothy Robins, Alvin
Scott, Jas. Gardiner, Rob. Vivian,'
Carl Walker.
Ducks. Arch, Hoggarth, Art, Gia-,
haffv, Wilfrid Hocking, Clifton Mill-
er, Dalton Malcolm.
Guinea f.,nl Jas. Gardiner, Art,
elaltaffy, .Ales. Gardiner,
Special, Bantam, Filmer Chappel,
.\ rt Maltaffy, 1;urnet Chalmers,
Turkeys. keys. \Lary Allen,
Rabbits. Thos, Colquhoun.
FLOWERS.
Asters, Kenneth Colgttllonu, Grace
McLachlan, Norma Balton, Margaret
I:/ow.
Zinnias, Clarence Norris, no name,
David Ritchie, Winona Norris, .\rt
Dinnin.
Calandulas, $lila Halton.
Gladioli, Elsie Ritchie, Jean Colgn-
honn Russel Warden.
Marigolds, Joe ,\ldrington, E. Chap-
pel, Agnes \fired;
Coreopsis, Dorothy Roney, Ald-
ridge Strachan,
Cosmos, - Joe. Allington, Dalton
Malcolm, Maur' Bolton, Janet Pat-
rick.
African marigolds, fid. Chappel.
Verbenas, Ed. Chappel.
Dahlias. R. Pareons, A. Wier. J..
McLaren
WRITING,
"The Cuckoo," Gladys Houghton,
Ida Norris, Marjorie Hackney, E.
Hatkow, Christina McKaig,
"The Brook Audrey Dinnin Jno.
Norris. Wm. 11'Kaig, Everard Kers-
lake. Iva Rock.
"Nearly Rearly," Gladys ray, Janet
Chappel, Irene Balfour, Edith Bal-
four. Eleanor Reed.
"What Doe; Little Birdie Say,
Clarence Coleman, \largaret Hamil-
ton,Harold Mutton.
Figures and small letters --Grace
Young, Helen Norris, Florence Mal-
colm, Mary Burchill, Marion Drake.
LIVE STOCK, •
•
Horses, Heavy colt, Kerr Chalmers
Neil Lamont, \Wnt. Chalmers, Arthur
\fahaffy: trained colt, Art. 'Mahaffy,
Neil • Lamont, A. Chalmers, Kerr
Chalmers.
Calf, pail fed, drank Hamilton. Clif-
tonVlMller: calf cow fed, Frank.
Hamilton. Russel 1t\ rden, Lloyd
Scott, Hinter Chappel.
11ngs. 3rd, Frank Hamilton.
PUBLIC SPR -\KING.
Elsie Ritchie, Jno, Morgan. Ald-
ridge Strachan, Gladys Hamilton,
Neil Lamont,
SCHOOL DRILLS.
1- S.S. No7, Hibbert.
255 No, 2, Hibbert,"
3-.S.S. No. 6, Hibbert.
4 S.S. No, 5, Ribbert,
, S.S. No, 3, Hibbert,
C'Iteapetit of alt Oils. -Considering
the qualities of Dr Thomas' Ectecttie
IOil it is the cheapest of all prepata-
tions offered to the public. It is to be
found in every drag store in Canada
front coat to coast, and all country
merchants keep it for sale. So, being
easily procurable and extremely mod-
erate in price, no one shottld be
tvithottt a bottle of it.
Mange's: Flossie Butson, Gladys
Butson, Sylvia T(tffin, Jno. Norris,
Janet Patricl turnips, Joe Aldingtott,
Tom Cnlquhouu; Archie Hoggarth,
Prattle Hamirton, ,A. Barbour,
Potatoes: Trish Cobbler, Janet Mc-
Dougall, Colin McDougall, Ellen
Chapnel, Jue ALlriogi m Winona
Noris; Green Mountain, Pe: Chap -
net lona .C"lriuhoun, Clifton Miller,.
Kath. Mal -salty, 'Chas, Roney,
Cocoa cake, Mart4o. Drake. Gertrude ]
Autris. Mary Allen. \fay Briutnell, l
Llda Bolton, (1
Biscuits, Winona Norris, Jean Col-
quhoun Gladys Hamilton Kathleen
\lahatTy. Dorothy Roney, Norma Fol
ton' School lunch, Margaret Chal-
mers, Mary Drown. •
C:'rnobet VV nrl:-. ace, Kathleen Ma-'
]taffy I and 2, Ida Norris, 5, Harburn,
Winona Norris; tatting, Alberta
Douglas, Doris Bolton. Vera Leary,
Addle D 1
ut,las, .Annie Douglas.
SE\WING.
Apron Jean Colquhottn, Ellen
Channel, Ivy Sackett, Kathleen Ma.
hatly. ''Mary Drown.
Laundry hag, Elsie Ritchie, Audrey
Dinnin, Tenet Chappel.
Pa tching, Gladys Houghton, Gladys
Hamilton Vera Campbell, Edna 1,
Voting, Tit Sad:ett,
Darning, Marion C'olquhottn, Agnes
\V-ren,Kathleen '[ahaffy, Janet Chap
pet; button hole, Ivy Sackett, Katlt-
ieen Mahaffy, May Brint» ell, Marion
Colgnhotm, Jean. Colquhoun, Winona
Norris; doll's rh•e s, Elsie Ritchie,
Tanet Chapped, MMildrerl Ralims.
'Rnibreidet; : White ,dotlte, _real',
Colquhoun, trey cloth, Marion Cil -I
nnhotui,' Ellen (::happen' emh, initial,1
Marion Colquhoun Elsie Ritchie.1'
Janet Chappel, Ellen Chappel. l'
?v(ANIT\T. WORK,
lfallet, Norman Harburn, Fred
Harburn, Pittner Channel, Kenneth I
Colquhoun,
Milk stool, Victor Diimin, ,F ,1.
Chappel. Flitter Chappel,
Wire splicing; Fred Harburn,, Nor-
man, Hat-bttrn, E. McDougall, Rel.,1,
Vivian, Kenneth Co1401toun,
Toys, Hubert Hutchiscirt, Victor
Dinnin, Kennth ,Colquhoun;' Audrey
Dinnin.
GMONDVILL
The Neil Sttaw Auxiliary held a,
bazaar and tea in 13eattie's wauant
Store on Friday afternoon and des-
pite a steacl,v taint, the proceeds were.
quite satisfactory as $57 was realized
front the work,'
The regular meeting of tine. Little
Helpper
a \ts •O
1 Band a 1 vias held in
the basement of the Egmondville
Presbyterian church on Saturday af-
ternoon, thirty-two children being
present. lit the absence of tike presi-
dent, 1MIrs, Jaynes McKay, who moved
recently` to Toronto, Miss Ivlacl'avish
presided, '
t o L 1C s i r s..
Bernice !ce J
o)
nl' read
the r i i \V
ill to
tcs Alaster \� ill H4d)onald
read the Scripture and Frank Kling
en interesting. story. A featar'e..of the
meeting was a Bible contest with
Bernice'
Joynt and Frank Kling as
captains, the latter's side being vic-
torious. The Little helper,, intend
holding their Thank -offering meeting
October and hope to have a real lite
missionary address.thent:.,
BRUCEFIELD,'
The LT. b':\\',0. will present the ay
Pl
I -
"C;n to. Next Neighbor," on Friday,
evening, in \\Talker's I-Ia11. in acktitioe
to the play, the programme will M-
eiotic selections by Miss Lautmie, and
Miss Stewart, and it is expected that
a large':attdience will enjoy the splen
did talent provided. The proceeds are
to be handed . over . to tike building
fund of tate Churele
The condition of Mr. Bruce Berry,
who is critically ill at the home of
his parents, Mr, and Mrs, William
Berry, is still very serious, but it is
sincerely hoped he will soon he on
the way to a speedy recovery.
Dr, W. D, Swan and TvMrs. Swan,
who 'tate'been visiting relatives here,
have returned to their home in Burl-
ington.
ii[iss Fannie MacKenzie spent
Sunday in Clinton, the guest of Miss
Marian Andrews,
Mr. Andrew Beattie, of London, is
pending a few days with relatives in
the village.
MANLEY.
kite and Mrs. John Murray, Jr. from
Kitchener, were visitors under the.
parental roof of Mr. John Murray.
Mn, Dan. Regele and his family and
Mr, Fred Eckert accompanied by the.
hien school girls, attended the Strat-
ford fair last week.
The last few line days have given
relief to the late severe weather,
r/s
"Ready?" Click! And the
picture is yours to keep.
KODAKS $65o`U,
Brownies $2.ob up
We do our own finish-
ing -we know it's right.
Bring us your films.
J. F. DALY
Jeweler
ai
will be at the
ods
ht
eomirpercial Hotel.
Seaforth
Tr; i esday, October 2nd
Showing Latest Styles in
LADIES' and GENiTS' HAIR GOODS
Free Advice on Scalp Diseases
Phone Mr, Knight for Appointment
W. T. PEMBER
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Front Peter B, Kyne's Story, "Humanizing Mr. Winsby."
In which Jack Holt has the role of a snobbish Western million-
aire, who finds himself in a big city without money or the means to
identify; himself, and who through a series, of serio-comic adventures
with a down -and -outer, learns the rudiments of real manhood. "Mak-
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THURS, SEPTEMBER 27, 1923.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Medical
DR, N. HUGH ROSS, Physician
and Surgeon. Late of 'London
Hospital, London England, Special
attention to diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat. Office, and reside
enc
e behind t d D on.inian Bank. ORi,
e
Phone No. 5, Residence Phone 106.
DR, F, J, BURROWS, Seaforth„Of-
lice and residence, Goderich Street,
east of the Methodist Church. Cor-
oner for the County of Huron. Tel-
ephone e No. 40.
DRS, SCOTT & MACKAY. Phys-
icians and Surgeons; Goderich St.
opposite Methodist church, Seaforth,
SCOTT, Graduate Victoria and Ann
Arbor, and member of Ontario Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeot.s.
Coroner for County of Huron,
\MACKAY, honor graduate ° Trinity
University,' Gold medallist, Trinity
Medical College, Member of Col-
lege:. of Physicians and Surgesf[s,
Ontario.
DR,' F, J. R. ROISTER -Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat. Graduate in
'Medicine University of Toronto, 1897,
Late Assistant New York Ophthal-
mic and Aural, Institute, Mooreti
Eye, and Golden Square Throat
pitals, London, Englanc'
Commercial Hotel, . S .
thin' Wednesday in each mor M•
horn 11 a,tn, to 3 p.m. 53 Waterloo
street, South, Stratford, Phone 267,
Stratford,
3
DR. A. M. HEIST, OSTEOPATH -
Licensed in Iowa and Michigan, Spe-
cial 'attention to diseases of women
and children. Consultation' free. Of-
fice over Tlmbach's drug store. Suc-
cessor to Dr, Geo. J. Hei}emanu.
Tuesday, 9 a.nt. to 6 pan.
DR. E. G. DuVAL
Chiropractic Specialist:
Office -.Royal Apartments, Seaforth.
Hours -10-1 1 a.nt., 2-5 p.m., 7-8 p,m,
Consultation free.
General Fire, Life,
Accident & Automobile
INSURANCE AGENT
and Dealer in Singer Sewing Machines
James Watson
North Main St. SEAFORTH, ONT,
THE ICKILLO
Mutual Fire
Insurance Co,
l FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
i PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED
Officers
1 Jas. Connolly, Goderich, President;
James Evans, Beechwood, Vice Pres-
ident; Thomas Hays, Seaforth, Sec.-
' Treasurer.
Directors,
D. F. t; McGregor, R. R. 3, Seaforth;
John- G. Grieve, R. R. 4, Walton; W.
I Rinn, R. R. 2, Seaforth; John Ben-
I neweip,- Brodhagen; Robert Ferris,
R. R, No. 1, Blyth; Malcolm 'McKeon,
Clinton; G. McCartney, R. R. No, 3,
Seaforth; James Connolly, Goderich;
Jas. Evans, Beechwood.
Agents.
Alex, Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; E.
Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, R.
R. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V. Yeo,
Holmesville; R. G. Jarntotttlt, Born-
holm, Jaynes Kerr and Johtt Goven••
lock, Seaforth, auditors.
Parties desirous to effect insurapce
or transact other business will be
vromplty attended t., by application
to any o,f the above officers addressed
to their respective postoffces.
Desirable Nauss
FOR SALE
To the person seeking a comfort-
able home close to stores, churches,
and schools, ` and still be in the
country, this residence is splendidly
located, being less than a utile from
Seaforth postolfice. The property
consists of eight acres of land, a•good
frame house with seven rooms and
woodshed, hard and soft water; good
stable tvitlt cement flooring; Pipe _or-
chard. Possession can be given im-
mediately. Further information may
be obtained at THE NEWS OFFICE,
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phone 178, Seaforth,