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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-01-14, Page 544 nh 1 THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1926. k o this dandy THE SEAFORTH NEWS Refs &White °ou`:."p.��,p Ynu.�-ur o.d.d ehain Stores Prices for week of Jan. 15th to 22nd. Palmolive Soap 3 cakes 21c out of this week's paper, but will he Campbell's Veg. Soup ..... , tin 12e published next week, Jello Mrs. McMichael, of +Goderich, is JelloMatches per pkg. 07c jhc guest or Mts. Ray Holmes. 3 boxes 26c Mr. ,and Mrs, R. N. 'li ssonitette' FREE. This week we will give have moved into Mrs.'James Cowan's you fres "One 'n Sery-us Brand hoose on Centre street. • i Sweet Corn"'with each;purchase ofi Mr. hiank .tritight, who leas, been' seriously ill for several weeks in the iLJi. 11 Several articles have been crowded oo At The Cut 98 pound bag of hour. We want you t :try cf _ Meat you are buying and sec if corn. it has the Color and the appearance of fresh,, tender, jldcy, wholesome Iteef. Don't built if it is stringy, dry i dark, full of tendons.. You get quality cuts here. It is better to pay us a I sew cents a pound more and gat Ross J. Sproat Phone 8 W. M. Stewart Phone 77 If it's Groceries, we have them ,neat you can eat enjoyably. D. H, STEWART - Tour Butcher / Seaforth PHONE M. King of RADIO For Volume, Tone and Selectivity KING EV.TRODYN HINNERS Call and hear them at DODO'S' GARAGE :SEAFORTH, ;Phone -17. 1 ViF. J. Walker & Son UNDERTAKING —aed — . EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. j. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 87. tawismunimmommiserr Bulbs, Roses, Shrubs For Spring List Ready EARLY ORDERS PAY Low' prices for quantity Niagara Nurseries Ltd. Niagara Falls, Ont. CHURNING CREAM WANTED Keep the wheels of Industry running in your own community. Send or deliver your cream to us and receive alie utmost re- turns,. This is your Creamery. Your satisfaction means our success. Highest prices paid for good cream, consistent with accurate and careful weighing and testing. Cash paid for cream to allr polices wishtngfume, S.alorth Creamery Co, Seaforth, Ont, D. H, McInnes Chiropractor Masseur Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in future. Diseases of all all kinds success- fully treated. aalowompamtimmoti Fruits and Vegetab le U .At all prices to meet your needs :MIXED NUTS syr /� Per lb, 2 0Yi .SHELLED ALMONDS Per Ib. ®c TABLE RAISINS FR H OYSTERS H D LETTUCE ELERY SWE 'T POTATOES CRANBERRIES CAULIFLOWERRS TOMATOES CALIFORNIA FIGS. Phillip WINTHROP. The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. meeting held at the hone of Mrs, R. McFarlane last Wednesday after- noon was well attended. After a few hours spent in quilting the meet- ing g ed b singing m Y H C. Hillbn, c g yptn cr Mrs. presided. The Scripture lesson wap read by Mrs. H Blanch- ard, and Messenger prayer by Mrs. A. Patrick. After the roll call and reports from the treasurer of the' Ladies' Aid and W. M. S„ a few mo- ments of silent prayer was offered 2rs. 'Gould.' The topic on were in Clinton on Tuesday attending osprt:ai, has recovered 'sufficiently to return home. Mrs. )enure Patterson, of London, is with her daughter, Miss Pearl Patterson, Who underwent an opera- tion an Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kerr, north of town, entertained about 100 friends on Friday night in. honor of their son James, who is leaving for To -I ionto to attend school. Mr. and Mrs.. Kerr proved to be excellent hosts, and the •party did not break up until nearly daybreak. " Miss Doris Bolton, of. Hensall, spent Saturday at the home of Miss Lavada Rising. . Miss Lavada Rising spent Monday in .tratlor d. • Mr. James Kerr left on Monifay morning for Toronto. ' Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doyle, of Hibbert, spent Sunday at the horno of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Downey, Beechwood. Mr. Timothy McDermott, of amilton, and his brother, William, of Dublin, were visitors on Sunday last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doyle, Hibbert. Mr. John Beattie was in Watford attending the funeral of his sister -in - 1 • Mr. C. A. Barber is in London a tending the convention of the W. O Dairymen. The ladies of the Altar Society .of St. James' parish are having a euchre and old time dance in the parish hall on Tuesday evening, Jan. 19th. A prize will be given, to the couple coming the longest distance. Cards start sharp at 8:30 p.m. Hogg's or- chestra. in attendance. Rev. Dr. Larkin is 'pending this week in Windsor with his son, Mr. Fred Larkin. Miss Mary Webster, who has been spending the holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Web- ster, .left on Wednesday for Detroit to resume her studies at the Grace hospital. Miss Jessie Wright, of Toronto, is visiting Miss Jackson, Miss Marshall has returned to London after visiting Miss Jackson. Mrs. L. Kennedy, of W'ingltam, is visiting her mother, Mrs. - Mackay, Goderich street. Mr, J. F. Daly has purchased the livery stable of Mr. W. A. Crich (formerly the 'loyal Stables). The following ladies attended the last meeting of the Huron Presby feria! of the 'Presbyterian section in - the United church on Tuesday: Mrs. Jno. Finlayson, Mrs. Robert Archi- bald, 'Airs.-'Rdb't, Scarlett, Miss S, "Govenlock, Mrs. James Scott and Mrs. W. Mc vfialan. The annual meeting of the Sea- farth Horticultural Society will be held in the Carnegie Library on Sat- urday evening, January 16th, at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Henderson Left this week for Fort Erie where they intend staying several mtonths. Miss Helen Beattie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. Beattie, 6f McKil- lop, who was operated on in the Seaforth hospital on Saturday night, is getting along nicely. Miss Gertrude Miller, of Walton, is visiting Miss Violet Rankin. Miss Jean Stewart has gone to To- ront'o to take a course at a businesscol lege Mr. T. Sm'ith, of Guelph, was a visitor at his home here, Rev. W. D. McDonald was in Rod- ney attending the funeral of a rela- tive. Mr. J. Jackson and Mr. Ted Downs who have been visiting Miss Jackson, a ckson 'have returned to Ridley College, St. Catherines, The Dominion store has leased the store next Mr, John MacTavish in the Cardio •block. Mrs. F. H. Larkin, Mrs. J. C. G ,eie, Mrs. T. Swan 'Smith, Mrs. H. T. Gibson and Miss H. I, Graham itmememewormwenew E. W. Bateman Ladies' Tailor Gentlemen's Prompt Service Assured Satisfaction Reasonable Prices. ALSO PRESSING AND REPAIRING, PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS: Upstairs over Mr. Keating's Drug Store. MAIN -STREET, SEAFoRTtI Orb1� ,,SVENINGs. PHONE' 257 a trifle mixed, yet it was thoroughly enjoyed 'by all the members, Mr. Howey, the new choir leader in town, was 'present and delighted the 'mem- bers with a number of selections. Special Optical Offer. High grade gold-filled spectacles and eye glasses with best flat spheri- cal lenses for only $4.00. All other styles of frames and lenses at lowest prices. Eyes examined by our well known specialist," Mr. Hughson, with t- 25 years' experience. You are as- • sured of the best optical work to be obtained and at moderate prices. Two days only, Tuesday and Wed- nesday, January 26 and 27th. Beat - tie's Fair, Seaforth, Ont. 3 ",Han'licaps to Progress in India" :the annual ineeting of the (Presby terian) Huron Presbyterial. was given by Mr's. H. Alexander and was full of interest, followed by vol- untary prayer by Mrs. C. Hillen. The business meeting opened and several items were talked over, It was decided to adopt the trite box fund ;the same as other years. Mrs. R. McFarlane and Mrs, I and were appointed -captains fort this year. The meeting closed by •singing a hymn and all t•epeating the Lord's prayer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson and Miss 'Helen Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson and son Kenneth, of l"raltoty spent Sunday with Mrs. Heist. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Govenlock spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Sproat, Tuckersmith, A number from L.O.L. No, 813 at - ended the Royal Black preceptory meeting in Blyth last Friday night. Mr. William 'Hart, • of Brussels, spent Sunday with bis,father,, Mr. Renhen Hart. Quite a number ate convalescing after severe .colds, HOG SHIPMENTS. For week ending Jan, 7th, '1926. Seaforth Total 85, select bacon 12 thick'stnon'th 46, 'heavies 2. Z ` Brucefield—Total 15, select bacon 5, thick smooth 9, heavies 1. °v►J Walton — Total hogs 124, select, y� ',Doren 35 'tlti'ck smooth 73, heavies 6, "fo/. ahnre hogs 10,. Harron t curry—'Total 1.765, select Be d%.r j ( haunn 547, tlnck smooth V 4 a� 1 ■ heavies 84, extra heavies .5, shop hogs t Alef'Itilri $ :Drug Stora 48, fights and feeders 10 C•w..ri�artk . '� LIONS EUCHRE AND DANCE. Monday might was so .cord and stormy the attendance at the Euchre and' Dance was not so good as form- erly. However a very fair crowd turned out and they certainly enjoyed themselves, The winners in the euchre contest -were ladies' first, Miss Irene Patterson; ladies' lone stands. Mrs. J. C. Wood; ladies' consolation; Mrs, 'Geo, A, Sills; gents' first, Leo Fortune; gents' lone hands, Marshall Stewart; gents' consolation, Fred Beattie. The regular 'Tail Twister was under the weather as were also many of the other Lions. It is' re- ported 'that those not 'ander 'the weather were under the bed clothes, •preferring the latter' to facing a stormy night. The remnant of the Lions present introduced a few new song hits .and then served lunch, after which the 'Sea'fort'h, f-Iarmony Boys provided music for a couple of hours' dancing. The Lions are very grateful indeed to theladies who so, kindly prepared the lunch. Alto- gether the evening was most •success- ful and another section was lopped oft :the Lions Club debt, At'the reniar bi-monthly meeting held in. the Olympia restaurant last Thursday evening it was announced that District 'Governor Avery would visit Seaforth on or about the 20th, Only the badly crippled will be ex- cused front this meeting„a.t wl'ich the ladies will be invited. During the luncheon, 'Rev. Mr. Brown gave a very neat little speech nn the New Year and what it should mean . and while at times his metaphors were YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE. The League meeting. on Tuesday evening was in charge of the Mis-• sionary and Christian Fellowship Depts., Messrs. Wm. Black and Mur- ray Savauge being in charge of the programme. The Scripture lesson was read by Miss Margaret Rivers. A very interesting topic, "Christian Endeavor and Missions," was given by Miss Annie Govenlock. A reading by Miss Hilda Batchellor and a duet by Miss Ila Johnson and Miss Mar- garet Ashton proved 'to be very pleasing numbers. A short social peniod was spent solving a musical contest. ALMA. Miss Florence Fowler underwent operation for appendicitis in Seaforth hospital on Wednesday of last 'week. We hope for a speedy recovery. Miss Lily Simmons spent a few days this week with McKillop friends. A number of 'our young people at- tended the dance in Constance on Friday evening. Messrs. G. W. Nott and Jas. Dale were 'business visitors in Toronto over the week -end, each having ship- ped a carload of cattle to that city on .Saturday IMr. and Mrs. G. B. D'orrance, of McKillop, were guests on Sunday last at the hone of Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Hugill. Quite a number from here attend- er; the funeral of the late Mrs. John McDermid on Friday last. THE ULRICH CO. Cardno's Hall was filled on Friday evening when the second of the Lyceum concerts was put on by the Ulrich Co. before a delighted audi- ence. During the first part of the programme many feats of magic were performed. Cards. flowers and other objects mysteriously appeared from nowhere, or else disappeared in the same manner, The company also gave a clever demonstration n iu mind d reading, and Mr. F. D. Hutchison lent a watch for an experiment in rough treatment and after seeing it nearly hammered to pieces, was pleased to see it restored . to good condition. The last part of the programme' was a spirit seance that was closely followed by the whole audience. Mr. Ulrich explained that he did not produce these weird effects through spiritism., The next concert of this series will be on Feb. 25th. HOCKEY. One of the hardest Best :fou is g t games of hockey seen in Seaforth .in a long time took place last Thursday night at the rink when Clinton won by a score of 3 to 2. The teams were evenly matched. The first period end-, ed 1.1, the second 24 for Clinton. The last period was the most strenu- ous of the whole game, each team scoring once. The teams were: 'Seaforth—Stewart, goal; Cudmore and Reid, defence; Kerslake,. centre; Willis, right wing; Govenlock, left wing; Muir and Aberhart; subs. Clinton—Twyford, goal; Nediger and Mutch, defence; McEwen, cen- tre; Chase, right wing; Robertson, left wing; tFulford and F. Mutch,. subs. Wingham and Seaforth play here on Thursday evening, Jan. 14th. TUXIS SQUARE. On Wednesday evening last 'the members of the Tuxis Square met in a classroom in the United church. Deputy Willis presided at the open- ing of the meeting. Mr. Lance Norris, member of the Boys' Parlia- ment, gave the boys a balk on the .business of the Boys' Parliament, which met recently. Messrs. Barber and Sillery were chosen as a com- mittee to ,find a club room for the Square. The question of ]saving a Father and Son Banquet and of car- rying on a 'campaign for the Boys' Parliament were debated by the Square. Messrs. Crich, Cook and Frost had the pleasure of heaving their initiations and they are now 'members. Mr. 'Howey helped initiate. The meeting adjourned to meet again in the near furture in their classroom. ST. COLUMBAN, 'Mr. John Lane, Sr„ was a Toronto visitor during last week, land return- ed on Saturday. Mr. Thos. Lane, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lane, 5-1eKillop, has gone to Toronto to attend school, Mr. and Mrs, Owen Hart were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Peter J. Matthews, Dublin. Miss Ann Dalton, of Detroit, was a visitor over Sunday at the home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs, John J. Dalton, Hibbert. blaster Alphonsus Cronin, son or Mr. sand Mrs. Daniel 'Cronin, is laid up with an attack of pneumonia, Mr. T. Sullivan, of Kingsbridge, was a visitor on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dalton,Hib- bert. Mr, Michael Downey has the con- tract of conveying the two teachers, Mother Angeline and Mother Dor- othy, from Dublin to their school at St. Columban daily. - Miss Gertrude McGrath has return- ed to her school at Linwood, Ont. Mr, and Mrs. M. Doyle, Hibbert, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Downey, Mc- Killop. A•Ir, Frank O'Reilly, of McKillop, is still confined to bed. His many 'friends and neighbors hope for his ti - timate recovery to health athas he has as had a long seize of illness. HARLOCK. Mrs. Hiram Fisher has returned to her home in Toronto after making an extended visited with Harlock friends. Burns church mission band wil: hold their monthly meeting in Har- lock school on Saturday of this week. The Ladies' Aid of Burns' church held their monthly meeting at the ]sone o'f Mrs: David Reid', and al' spent a veryenjoyable P ) y blc and profitable afternoon. The Fire Brigade of Blyth yth is hold- ing their annual dance on Friday of this week in Memorial Hall. Mr. George Pollard is wearing a broad smile as his wife ,presented him with a -bouncing baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. Lyddiatt are con- tributing to the enjoyment of their many frie..ds with their new radio, FREB!- With.every $5 OO Cash Purchase of Groceries, Boots or Shoes we sell One Bag Parity Flour at $4,50 With every V. 00 Cash one Quart Forest City Purchase. of Groceries, Boots or Shoes we give Baking Powder Free Special for Saturday only Choice Dairy Butter 40c cash "It Pays to buy in Egrnondville" W. Fitillnin'an .. 1 We;'carry the Westinghouse Radiola IILA with Music Master Loud Speaker The most satisfactory set'at thefmost reasonable prices. Call and see them. J. J. Broderick Electrical Supplies HULL•ETT: Master John Riley is the guest of his gnandfather, Mr. J. Riley, near Clinton.. Miss Laithwaite spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Rogerson. Mr. and Mrs Rapson are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Will Jamieson. When a -mother detects from the writhings and fretting of a child that worms are troubling it, she can pro- cure a reliable remedy in Miller's Worm Powders which wilt expel all worms from the system. They may cause vomiting, but this need cause no anxiety, because it is but a mani- festation 'of 'their thorough work. No worms can long exist where these Powders are used. Nearly all children are subject to worms, -and ' many are born with them. Spare them suffering by using Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator, an excellent remedy. MANLEY. Mr. John Murray, Jr., and Mr. John Eckart Jr., are busy blasting pine stumps and turning them into wood to help out the shortage of coal. The late snow storms are making the roads heavy for 'teaming. A large number of our •famers are laying in a supply of wood which they have cut in the pine swamp. McKILLOP. Mr. Thos. Pryce and Mr. Chas. 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