HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-01-21, Page 5THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1426...
THE SEARORTH' NEWS ,
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Red & White lapI
Chain tore liTown Topics 4,
Specials for week starting Jan. 22nd
Lieut, Evenden . of the Salvation
Post'sBran flakes ...pkg..13c Army, who went to Hamilton some
Quaker Oats pkg. BSc weelos: ago, for treatment, under -
Bon Ami cake .1Zc went a, serious operation On January
Life Buoy Soap........., cake 70.c 12th.'. H?s•ma'•ny friends will' be g.ad
M know he recovering nicely.
The following 15 .pupils in the First'
Presbyterian church Sunday school'
have won the Cross and Crown' gold:
pins for perfect attendance during
the year: Bernice Ddrrance, Annie
Edmunds; Pearl Reeves, "Norma Hab-
kirk, Evelyn Grieve, Margaret Grieve,
Elsie Dro*1, Kathleen Stewart,
Jack" Dorranae, Margaret Drover,
Janet •Cluff, Annie Brodie, " Ross
Rennie, Russel'] Allen, Ian McLean,
The following members of Miss H I.
Graham's S.S, class have been 3,ward
7.
ed primary certificates for Memoriz-
ing Scripture passages, given by the
general assembly; Irene Eberhart,
Blanche Wiltse, Dorothy Drover;
Edith Ferguson, George . Holmes,
Mary Flett. Lillian Reeves. I
Miss Daisy Hamilton is visiting
friends and relatives in Stratford.
Mrs. Agnew. of Clinton, is the
guest of Mrs. John McLennan.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Ament are spend--
ing a few days in London.
Miss Margaret Case is visiting rela-
tives in Tor'onto, Oshawa, and Peter
boro.
Miss Beattie has been supplying on
the •public school staff this week.
,Miss Dela Godkin. 'of Toronto,
and Miss Norah Godkin, of Munro,
were home attending the funeral of
the Tate Mr. W. A. Dundas.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Martin were
here ata nrlin7 the funeral of the late
James Martin.
Mr TI'ninas T)icicson, who was hit
by a brick on the head while helping
to• tear down the old D. D. Wilson
block. is recovering.
Mrs. G. McTaggart was called to
Toronto owing to the serious illness
other sister M. s. Teter Kerr.
Dr. and Mrs. Briggs, of Cleveland,
are guests of Mrs. Briggs' mother,
Mrs. A. Mcfermid. Goderich street.
Mrs. W. Sr'ater tpft this week to
visit her daughter, Mrs. L, G. Kruse,
Fin Galt.
Dr. Ross Savange is soending a
few days . in Buffalo this week.
The 4eafn-`h riktnn hockey
match scheduled for Clinton Tuesday
night had to be postponed because of
soft ice. The game will likely be on
Friday night.
Miss Guerra Brown is visiting her
sister, Mrs, (Dr.) Livingstone, in To-
ronto. -
Mr. T. D.' Gemmell, who has been
seriously -ill' for the past four weeks,
is recovering.
Miss Sadie Holman, of Kitchener,
is the guest of Miss Rena Simpson, '
Mrs. F. H. Larkin is in Goderich
this week
EXTRA SPECIAL.
National Sweet Matta, ...... pkg. 5c
Macaroons, Zu Zu, Lemon Snaps,
At
Lok 'the
LCut
Vanilla Snaps, Etc.
Sour Kraut, Cabbage, Lettuce
Turnips, . Celery, Carrots, Beets.
of Meat Von are buying and see if WE TT;tE YOU RIGHT AT
it has the color and the appearance RED AND WHITE
of fresh,' tender, juicy, wholesome
beef. Don't of buen it it is stringy, quality
dry es
KOSS Sproat Phone:8
dark,full of tendons.. You et uali J. J
i cuts here. It ,is better to pay ua a
few cents a pound more: and get ' �" •:/ Stewart Phone 77
Meat you can eat enjoyably.
D. D. STEWART
Your Butcher
PHONE 58.
Seaforth
King
of
RADIO
Por Volume, Tone and .
Selectivity
NKING E
EUTR0flYN
ii1NNERS
Call and hear them at
DODDS' GARAGE
SEAFORTH.
Phone 17.
If
it's Groceries, we have them
+sire.
Ws J, Walker & Son
UNDERTASING
—and— ••••.
EMBA3.tvIING
Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. j. WALKER. holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers Furnished,
Night or day phone 67.
Bulbs, Roues, Shrubs
For Spring List Ready
EARLY ORDERS PAY
Low prides fur quantity
Niagara Nurseries Ltd.
Niagara Falls, Ont-
CHORNING CREAM
WANTEA-
'Keep the wheel' of ><,tuluatry runa/ue in !our, onn'cot meter.
.`'Sind or deliver your'.creaat to its •l ad ncalrq the:slat oe re-
tsina.. 'Phis is your Crsiimaey.
Your satisfaction' ineaui'oilr`weeaw,
Highest pilo'' paid fos•,gaodt "casts. coa'f•tent:with' Wlrat' -
sw:! Sinful ws ghing aid testing.
.'•j iCasl pelt for ire's''. all patinas>wiabing same.
Seafortb Creamery Co. 'Seaforth, Ont..
D. He _Mclnnes
Lhiropractor Masseur
Of Wingham, will be at the
Cputmerc&al Hotel, Seaforth,
Monday and Thursday After-
' 'gond iii°fittWe, i
Diseases of all all kinds success-
fully treated.
Frtiits and
Vgeta bles
At all Ipricei to meet your iieeede
MIXED NUTS
Per
SHELLED ALMONDS •
004
, TABLE 'RAISINS.,• • •
:FRESH OYCTERS
.HEAD LETTUCE
CELERY
SWEET POTATOES
.` CRANrIRRIES
ICAULII$LMWERS
TOMATOES '
CALIFORNIA FIGS
T. Phillips
GENUINE ASPIRIM
Ladies'
W.
atgoian
sailor Gentlemen's.
Prompt Service Assured Satisfaction
Reasonable Prices
ALSO PRESSING AND REPAIRING
PLEASE NOTE NEW ADD RESS:
Upstairs over Mr. Keating''s Drug Store,
AWN sFREt T, SEAFORTI,
0rtir .*uVENINGS.
took place on January 19th, from his WINTHROP.
late residence, Grosse Ile, Mich. We have been . blessed with an-
other January thaw, which has taken
• Special Optical Offer. ' away a considerable amount of the
High grade gold-filled spectacles snow.
and eye glasses with best flat spheri- We extend our sympathy to the
cal lenses for only. $4.00. All other bereaved family' of the late Albert,
styles of frames and lenses at lowest Dundas who passed away Friday
prices. Eyes examined by our well night after a few days' illness. The
known specialist, Mr. Hughson, with funeral will be held on Th,rsday.
25 years' experience. You are as- j Mr, Clarence Bennett had quite an
sured of the best optical work to be experience one day last week. He
obtained and at moderate prices. went to the dentist's and had a tooth
Two days. only, Tuesday and Wed- pulled after it was pulled it bled as
nesday. January 26 and 27th. Beat- usual when onegets a tooth pulled,
tie's Fair, Seaforth, Ont. 3 so he carne home and it still kept
bleeding. When finally _he began to
;feel weak, the dentist was called in
and he worked for a long ti ne and
The intermediate O. H. A. game' after trying all he could do they de -
played in the rink Thursday night cided to go into the doctor. Again
drew a good crowd and provided fast they were beaten. Then they took
hockey for the fans. The game was him to the hospital and after a iew
featured by considerable argument more hours' work they got it stopped.
at times, W. Hern, Stratford, was By this time Mr. Bennett was very
referee. weak. But we are glad to hear he
Wingham—McGee, goal; W. Lock- is gaining again and able to be up a
ridge, A. Locicridge, defense; Haw- little while each day.
son, center; Mooney, Brown, wings; Mr, F ^ Finnigan has engaged
Brown, Patterson, subs.'
Seaforth. Stewart, goal; Cudmore,
Reid, defense; Muir, center; Kerslake,
Govenlock, wings; Holmes, Willis,
subs.
We carry the Westinghouse
. :
Radiola III.A •
with Music Master Loud. Speaker
The mast satisfactory set'at thelmost reasonable prices.':
Call and see them.
e r ro =-`erick
Electrical Supplies
SEAFORTH 4, WINGHAM 3.
Messrs. J. Montgomery 'and Wm.
McSpadden to cut 100 cords of wood.
We commend Mr. Finnigan on ' en-
gaging such able men as they cer-
tainly trim the tops to a finish.
The McKillop Telephone annual tor will: drive worms from the system
meeting is being held in Kinburn this without injury to the child, because
MANLEY, ' Friday afternoon. ; We hope they re- its action, while fully effective, is
Mr. Jos. Eckart, Jr., got a painful engage Mr. Nelson Govenlock as our mild:
cut in his knee •vhile engaged in blast linesman, as he has proved to be •
Rad and Gun.
Still further ;improvement in the:
appearance and contents of the maga-'
.i ne Rod and Gun is shown in the
February numberwhich has just
been issued. There is a very good
line-up of sporting reading material
in this issue and good illustration is
a feature of the number. The series
of descriptive articles, A. Bryan Wil-
liams' Breezes from the West and
Raymond Thompson's In the Big
Woods of Canada, continue with in-
teresting instalments, while complete
stories, fictitious, true and instruc-
tive, are of- outstanding merit. A
short sketch of Outdoor Life. from
the pen of F. B. Doud, entitled Oc-
tober Days, is a gem of its kind.
A poem of great merit, Nocturne of
the Prairies by David Howarth, is
also one of the features of the issue.
Tames Frise's cartoon in this issue is
another masterpiece of humorous art
with a •flavor of the outdoors. Rod
and Gun is published monthly by
W. J. Taylor Limited, Woodstock.
Mother Graves' Worm Extermina-
ing pine stumps. satisfactory, although there are A few
Some of our citizens attended the 'grumblers, but the place to do the
euchre and old time dance in St. ,kicking is• at the telephone meeting.
Mr. Backus ofa Landon, was a James' parish hall `last Tuesday and Sp •anyone having anything to say,
week -end visitor in town report a good time,
bei ' Nie and attend the meeting so • it
•
.ter �rnKStH fggarth visited`his Baugh• l he McKillop, Logan:ea Hibbert number of Tele-
ra of can fsshe tMarga et ed uEaton ore e ttindhe erbthe
Mrs, J. F• • McMand has returned enone Co, attended the annual meet -..doctor's care. We wish her a speedy
after Nursing Mr. F. 'Williams: ing in Dublin • last Wednesday, as .recovery:"
Mr. Andrew Lane and' Mr. Jim it was in our burg that the company t Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett and son
Eckert left for Detroit last' Widnes- it'd its original ineeption. . Ross,• and •Miss' Jean Oliver, of Wal-
day Mr, and .Mrs. Pat..McLanghlin at -Jon, spent Saturday with Mr. and.
Mr.' Con. 'Eckert atte}ided the att- tendedtIic. funeral of Mr, Dan,,Coni. >W C. Bennett,
itual meeting 6i. th'i McKillop. Da 'mill, soli of Joseph Connolly, •which , . •
gau
and Hibbert Telephone Co. hi Dublin took place on Wednesday.. from St:
Bridget's e
on Wednesday' and reports they"" are
hiirch, Logan, to'Mitchell
in a prosperous condition. •' cemetery., He was only _ nineteen
There was a very Targe' attendance years of, age ' and died on Monday
front pneumonia, . ,
at. the euchre and old time dance
held ' in St.' James` • parish hall on
Tuesday evening Jan: lith, under the
auspices "of the Ladies Altar Society.
The prize winners' were ladies' first,
Mrs. T: Wady; gentlemen, ' first,
Peter Hickiteii; 'couple coming great-
est distance to attend the entertain-
ment, Mr. 'and Mrs; Givens, Ashfield.
Mr. Jack Scott sat in ,the lucky chair.
Mrs.'T. 'F:' McMann" Was hostess of
the evening. ,
Mrs: ,John Walsh; of McKillop,
spent 'a couple' of days fast week At
tt the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs;
HAS BAYER CROSS
n Andrew Kelley,.Stratford.
• Mrs. Patrtek Williams,' of Hibbert,
iv spending a couple of weeks at the
home Of her' `sister,. Mrs.. Andrew
Kelley, Stratford. .
Miss' Annie • rt, , of Hibbert. is
improtiing,from'her"Serious illness
and we are 'pfeased to say she will
soon be able to be around again.
Mrs. Luke Nigh, of Ttickersmith, is
under the doetor,'s„ care at present
Tablets without "Bayer Cm's"
are not Aspirin at all'
Get genuine "Bayer Tablbts of Aspirin"_
In a "Bayer" ,package, plainly• marked
with the safety "Bator Cross." ' •
The "Bayer Cross' is your only way
of knowing that you are getting genuine
Aspirin, ., prescribed by physicians for
nineteen years and proved' safe by mil-
lions for Headache, Neuralgia, Colds,
Rheumatism, LumFago, Neuritis, and for
I'k4Yi genei'dlly. Made• in C"nada.
Haildy,,kru.,,rtlptyes of 12 tablets—also
argg
ler sized "Bayer, Packaged.
Aspirin istha<6radectaark (registered
in..Canadal, of Bayer••. Manilaptura of
11' lonoaeettoacidester 61 allcylreaeid.
While it is well known thaC 1Afpirint
means .Bayer manufacture, to assist the
publicagainst imitations, the. Tablets of
Bayer Compituy,,,Ltd., will be stamped
'Witi.. their general trade mark, that
"ikayer Oroose" `
Internally and Externally • It It
Good.—The crowning property of
Dr. Thomas' Ecl ctr'
e le Oil is that it
can be usedinternally rnally for many com-
plaints as well as externally.. For
sore throat, croup, whooping cough,
pains in the cheat, colic and many
kindred ailments it has .qualities that
are unsurpassed. A bottle of it costs
little and there le no loss in always
having it on hand.
Cross word puzzlei are proving the
far most popular nastime yet introduced
�J �in• itaane ayaluma. "
BeZ B ' 1 %� A'7 There would :be. a lot more suc-
. 11111bil°SeaforRhh'a•rl'3 Drug -Store litTssesle tfhink t1teydoei, worked. -3
ALMA.
Mr. John Bennett had the mis-
fortune to lose a valuable pure bred
cow last week.
Mr. • J. E. Htigill installed two
radioe.. quite' recently.
Mr. Frank Fe"wjer is at present laid
ftp wth the measles.
Mr. W. H. Jamieson, who was in-
disposed for a few days last week, is
able to be out again.
Mrs. G.' W; Nott hasbeen visiting
friends in 'Goderich the past' week
A distressing accident occurred to
Mrs. 5. 1 Hugill on, Tuesday morn-
ing of this week ;The was lighting
the fire in the kitchen'. stove; using
coal oil, when • the can .exploded,
burning • her : fade hands. arms and
Limbs quite severely. c She is still in.
bed, but is' !mtirovmg nicely.
TUCKS tSMITH.
Many readers of the News will
'eCret to 'earn of the death of Scott
Grieve which occurred on Saturday,
T h Grace
hospital, De
sonar 16t at
troll, The deceased had been a resi-
dent of the,;United States for about
nine years. 'previous to that time he
'igen 'P 'r••rkerntith. -Hewas a
son of the late Hugh Grieve, also of
Teckerem'''0 Veath came during his
hi-tv-sa •^1"ti year after • a short
illness and was caused by an abscess
on the h-ai,, Sixteen years ago. he
las m,^ '-a to Tean Bagler., of Clio -
on 1e is survived by his wife, hie
mntfir-
\f -s. Hugh Grieve, of Eg-
mon4-i9e rum lr.others, jam's ' f.
"nrtl, r'ako s and Joseph of Grosse
•Tle Mich. end iftne-„slater,.Airs.,John
Reinke; of Tuckersmnnn. The funeral
•
•
. The Oil . of the "People. -Many oils
have come and gone but •Dr:<Thorrias'
Eclectric Oil' continues to `maintain
its position and-increase''lts''sphere
of. usefulness' each year. Its"starling
qualities have brought 'i; tb- the front
and kept• it there, and it truly be
called the oil of .the • people. Thous-
ands have benefited by it and wotild
use no other preparation.
• Why suffer from corns when they
can be painlessly rooted out by using
Holloway's Corn 'Remover. '
• Corns are painful growths. HolJo-
way's Corn' Remover will remove
them.
• WINTHROP.
• The' W.' Y. 1?. S.. was held on Sun-
day evening } ,Mr. Adam Dodds . had
charge''of the meetingg,,'Miss, Velma
Haist read "the Script4're`lesson and
Mr. Ferguson lid. in. prayer. bliss
Helen' 'Alexander' read a' very, interest-
ing paper on "The Progress of Pro-
hibition." Mr. A. Dodds gave a short
talk on the 'tank, after . which' the
meeting was closed with'aH'repeating
the Lord'e•prayer. •
Internal par}sltes ,in the, shape of
wonns'ln the ',Stomach and bowels. of
children sap their ;vitalityand retard
physical development. They , keep
the child in o constant. state of un-
rest and. if not attended 'to. endanger
lift The child can be spared ,nyueh
suffering and the, mothermuch anx-
iety by using a reliable worth reme4v
such as Miller's Worm . Powders,
which 'are' sure death to . worms.
Shook and Lipton's eircus.
Is Coming Here '
Acting Dogs, Birds. widget Pony, etc.
Not until
Friday,- Jatuary:29th
at 8 :p. m.:...
eardna's 41A1
With every Si . 00 Cash
Purchase .of. Groceries.
Boots or Shoes we sell
One Bag Prrity Flour
gat $4.50
t< .00
r
tt`tt ya. l+ i
ash
One
.
eQuart Fore,` t t IiV
Purchase of Groceries
'Boots or Shoes wertvei'i .:. Bakitlg Powder Free
Special for Saturday, eniy
Choke. Dairy Butter 4 ;;c sh,
"It Pas `o, bit in E ondvine” .
y tY � er•.;.pro t t u.
i. Finnian
A. D. Sutherland's -
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
Life, Fire, Accident, Auto, Wind,
Etc.
Real Estate Bonds.
Every fire means a loss to
somebody and in every ac-
cident, somebody loses.
Protect your own interests --
the cost is but a trifle com-
pared with the protection af-
forded.
BONDS.
$100 — $500 — $1,000
semi-annual interest.
Comfortable dwelling, central
a bargain.
Choice farm—close to town.
Easy terms.
Office over Walker's
opposite Dominion Bank.
PHONE 152
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