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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-02-25, Page 7tt r THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1926.E THF,. SEAFORTH• NEWS. ' G Ir••1, 1/ w,,111w.�r111 �.•+Ii 14w.uw,.1{��U Red& 1 h Y to 1• fain Mores own -lows I Good prices for week. starting Friday.. 26th.. Lily Chicken Haddie ..... . , 25c Rolled Oats, 3 lbs. for. 10c Corn Syrup, 5 lbs. tin - 33c Sery-us Soups, Veg. & Tom. 2 for 25c Any good packed under Sery-ars. label are wonderful.Try a. half dozen Soup. SERVE QNE OF OUR On account of our great chain buying ROUND ROASTS. .. power, we are pleased to quote a lower price on Sery-us Tomatoes, `dor dinner to -night ,,,and make a hungry Bran' happy, He knows that when he gets a generous slice of our IIo1`iat'!beef, with ,potatoes and some green vegetables, he won't get up from the table dissatisfied. D. H. STEWART IPitone 58, --Seaforth. Your Butcher. King. of RADIO For Volume, Tone_and Sale itivity KING EIJTR01YN HINNERS Call and hear them at DODDS' GARAGE SEAFORTH. Phone 17. namely, $1.75 Dozen. Sery-us Corn , •, per dozen 1.68 Every tin absolutely guarailted(by us. Ross J: Sproat I Kone 8 W. M. Stewart Phone 77 "Where you get more for less" W. Jt Walker & Son UNDERTAKING EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. J. WALKER, holder -of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. Bulbs, Roses, Shrubs For Spring List Ready EARLY ORDERS PAY Low prices for quantity Niagara Nurseries Ltd. Niagara/Falls, Out. J CHURNING CREAM WANTED • Keep the wheels of Industry running in your own community. Send or deliver your 'cream to us and receive the utmost re- turns.. This is your Creamery. Your satisfaction mans our success. Highest prices paid for good cream, consistent with accurate and careful weighing and testing. Cash paid for cream to all patrons wishing same. Seaforth Creamery .Co. Seaforth, Ont. D H, McInnes chiropractor Masseur Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel,'Seaforth, Monday and'Thursday After - moons in future. Diseases of; all all kinds success- fully .treated. Fruits and. Vegetables At all,prices to meet your needs SHELLED ALMONDS Per ,lb...... , , 60 c+ TABbil3 RAISINS FRESH. OYSTERS HEA -LETTUCE CELERY' CAULIFLOWERS TOMATOES CALIFORNIA FIGS T. Phillips _ ,or � I.T ® 71, ' fl..Ir tit 1#berillaat�t's Drug Se'aht`th WINTHROP. Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. will hold their next nesting at the home of Mrs. Blanchard a af- ternoon, Ii. tat chard on Wednesday of ternoon, March 3rd, This will be women's annual day of prayer. We hope for a good attendance. Miss Ella Love and Mr. Norman Love, of the West, have been called horn owing to the serious illness of their mother, Mrs. Love, who lives with her daughter, Mrs. A. Cuthill. Mrs. Win. Trcwartha, spent a few clays in Seaforth with her sister, Mrs, Wni, Chapman. Miss Bessie Blanchard and.Mr. Thos, Blanchard entertained a few of the young people to a progressive, euchre last Wednesday evening. The ladies' prize for capturing most. Tame went to Mrs. Fergus Bullard, Tamest g andwaspair of salt , and e er a PPP skaters, and the gents' prize, a pair of suspenders, went to' Mr. W. C. Ben- nett: and the consolation prizes went to Mi Ahnira Shannon and Mr, Hiram Blanchard, after which a dain- ty lunch was served. Then a few hours were spent in dancing. They all returned home after thanking the young folks for ..the social evening they had enjoyed together. ALMA. Mrs. Roy `Brown, • of Egmondville; has been spending•a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fowler, Mr. G. W. Nott was a Toronto visitor over the week -end. r Joseph Bennett of Winthrop, M , days with his brother spent a few y here. ' Mr. J. E. Hugill was a Londesboro visitor last "week. • . �. On Friday evening last, Mr. and: Mrs. W. H. Jamieson entertained a few of their relatives and friends to an oyster supper, after which t1, a even- ing was spent in social fellowship and games of various kinds. Miss Florence Fowler returned to her home here on Friday last,.after cndin someweeks with her aunt, spending Miss Fowler, ,of Seaforth. We are pleased to learn that' Mrs. J. J. Hugill is 'able to be up again, al- though it will. be some time yet ,before she loin he'_a111-0_1(112... 'nd 100e..a11.1010•011•••••••04,I��ro�a.r+.+..sa ng n it 1, 7 it e A 'sacred song service, consisti of solos, duets, quartettes and a theins; will be rendered' by the cho of the North', Side /United churcl Sunday evening, March 7th; at o'clock.. Miss Hammond, of Stratford, spci the week-enk at the Egmondvill manse, Miss Jean Moffat, of Brantford, is a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. S. Houston. Miss Mulholland, who has 'bee staying recently in Kitchener, is her calling on friends before leaving on trip to Florida. ' Mrs. James Hillen, of McKillop, visiting her daughter, 'Mrs. Jame Kerr. Mr. John Sproat hag gone to visi his daughter, Mrs. Vokes, of Detroi ,Mrs: Thos. Grieve returned hom on Sunday following an operation it the hospital. Mrs. Chas. Riley is visiting he daughter, Mrs, Bert Hoggarth, o Hullett. Mr. Robt, McGonigle lost a valu able cow this week. 'Mrs. Alex, .Parks, of Egmondville suffered a stroke on Friday and is a little improved since then. . • Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chesney and and Mr, and Mrs. Robt. McKenzie returned home by train on Monday night from Kitchener. ' They motored to Florida and as far back as Kitchener. Mr. Tom Jackson was over %Port Huron. Mich., to spend the week -end with Mr, Lawrence Ellison. Mrs. Troyer, of Seaforth, who has been on an extended visit with rela- tives in Marlette,- Mich., is visiting in Mitchell. Lions Club are planning a euchre and Old Time Dance for St. Patrick's Day, March 17th. Full particulars will be given later. Lieut. Huson, late of Thedford, has been appointed to assist Lieut. Tid- man in the place of the late Lieut. Evenden at the local Salvation Army Corps. Mrs. (Dr.) Tufford, of Cromarty, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. Gates, who have been spending the winter with. Mrs. Gates' 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennison, left last week for their home in Red- lands. Mr. Eisenbach, of Zurich, 'is a visitor at the home of Mr. R. Kruse. Mr. Phalen, of Guelph, and Mrs. Delorme, of Hamilton, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Daly. Mr. D, ,Grummctt is ill with pneu• mania, Mrs, J. C. Greig spent a few days in Toronto. Miss Sadie Thompson spent the week -end in London. Mr. J. C, Bachus, of London, spent the week -end in town. Mrs. J. Willis is ill at present. Mr. Gordon Hays, of Windsor, and Mr, Hector Hays, of Stratford, spent the week -end with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. S. Hays. Mr, and Mrs. M. Nedig8er and little t:•••• ^t Clinton. spent the .week -end with Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Holland.. vlr. Harvey Leatherland,' of Au- burn, is visiting Mr, Russell Wallace, Mr", and Mrs. Neil Bethune, of Toledo, are -visiting' Miss Bethune. Mr, D. F. Buck is recovering from a critical' operation he underwent at the hospital on Friday. .Mrs. Stevenson, of Stanley, was a visitor at the home of her sister, Mrs, F. Kerslake. Mrs. Bert Horton is visiting friends in Detroit. Mr. T. G. Shillinglaw is holding a clearing sale of farm stock and imple- ments next tTuesday, 'March 2nd, at his farm on the Kippen rda'd south of Egmondville. Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh, of Mc- Killop, were visitors on Sunday last a the home of the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. M. Nigh, Tuckersmith. Mr.n a d Mrs.ohs Murphy, t Jof Hibbert, were visitors on Saturday last at the home of the latter's par- ents, 14 Ir. and Mrs,Daniel;Barry, Sea - forth. Mr. and Mrs. 'Michael Barry, of Hibbert, visited on Sunday -last at the home of the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Barry, Miss Elizabeth Nigh, of Tottenham, .is spending a month at the homeof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nigh, of town. Mr. Angus Kennedy, of Tucker - smith. stest Thursdaylast t at the horse of his sister, Mrs, August Du- chartne, Hibbert. "Where do I pay my electric light bill• and "Where isthe Town Clerk's office?" ce. are questions. several people asked at he News office this week The electric light tills are now payable at the Town Clerk's office instead of at the bank, and people are confused as the town building is a puzzle- to the uninitiated'. A label over the Clerk's -'door would, no doubt;` be a convenience to :many. Mrs., David McLean underwent an operation at the hospital on Tuesday, Mr. Ernest `Dinnin, ' Egmondville, broke a small bone in his ankle on Tuesday while assisting Mr, Geo, Hills on the verandah roof. ('Misses Greta and Mabel Thompson have gone on a visit to Detroit.. . Miss Eleanor Burrows visited in for a few days. Miss Grace Knechtel, of Sebring- ville, .visited her home,in Egmond- vide. Miss Hazel Bristow visited her home in Stratford over the week- end.. Mr. E, Connelly, who has ,been visiting at 'the home of his mother. has returned to his' work near Tor-, roma, n a 5 s t. r London: P Mr. Ho we v h as one g toKitchener As a vermifuge g an effective prep- aration is Mother Graves' Worm rxterrninator, and 't can be given to the most .delicate child Without -fear of injury to the constitution, ;: •/_ Main Street tn Tailor Seaforth We have, a fine selection of New pring1 iti un S for your inspection' KINDLY GIVE -.US A CALL. WE BEAT THEM ALL ON The Price of noes Retail stores, Large and small —trail order houses, Eatons. Simpson's, they all look, alike to us. We beat them all. Save Dollars on Your Shoes We may have just.what you want at an extremely low price. Take a took before you try else- where. The Little Store with the Big Baresinr Seaforth Economy Storo .2 Opnnsite Public Library _ • .�+aaa� HOCKEY. Duncan Cup Games, Saturday. Many fans were disappointed in hot seeing what might' have been an exciting game .between the Babies and Keating's Kids, who .defaulted through lack of players. A fairly ex- citing scrub game was played during which but one goal was scored on Rennie, The game ended 1.0. The Pets turned the tables on the Jugglers to the extent of 5-2, Cum- mings succeeded in 'bulging the net 3 times while Willis and Edmonds got the -other two. Willis and Cum- mings played fine combination. Hart and Reynolds starred for -the Jugglers, who scored their goals in the final period, The score by per- iods Was 1-0, 4-0, 5-2. The Zine -up: Johnstone's—+Goal,'Scoins; defence, Puraell,•G, Reynolds; forwards, Hart, Adapts, F. Reynolds; sub„ Knight. Spencer's — Goal, Lane; 'defence, Brown, Archibald; forwards, Ed- monds, !Cummings, Willis; sub„ Stewart, The standing of Duncan Cup teams: Won. Lost. Bissonitc tc' t s 4 1 Spencer's 3 2. Johnstone's , . 3 2 Keating's 0 5 In a last game of hockey on Tues- day night, the High School Wossa tears pulled a 3-2 victory out of the fire. Every member of the winning team, which was.. weakened by the absence of Willis and McMillan, played like veterans, Muir with two goals and Montgomery with one, starred for the Wossa. Barber and Daly also played well: Aberhart and Holmes scintillated for Kers- lake's, scoring a goal apiece. Both goalers showed up well under heavy bombardment. The line-up Kerslake's.—Goal, Muir; defence, Knight, Hulley; forwards. Hart, Holines, Aberhart; subs., Adapts, W. 'Smith. Wossa—Goal, 'Brownlee; u defence, Barber, Montgomery; forwards, Muir, Daly, Grainger; stabs, Cummings and Snowdon. 'Seaforth Wossa, surprised Clinton H.S. last Friday night when the local boys ran away on Clinton's own ice to the tune of 6-3. Playing their regular team, the Wossa wasahead throughout. - Very fast hockey, how- ever; was played by the Clinton boys led ,by Match. They gave Brownlee plenty to do throughout. Muir, Wil- lis and t Barber r stood up well, al- though no really prominent boy copal be chosen. The Seaforth line-up, Goal, Brownlee; defence, McMillan, Barber; forwards, Muir, Willis, Ab- erhart; sibs., .Grainger and Daly. BORN. BENNRWI'ES.—In Seaforth itospi, tal, on Monday, Feb. 22nd, 1926, to. Mr, and Mrs: H. A. Betuitwies, • of 'McKillop, It n n. a son. FIICKNELL.—In' McKillop, to Mr, .and Mrs, Peter Hioknell, on Wed- neday, Feb. 17th, 1926. a. son, Want and. For Sale ads 1 week 25c,;1 YOU ARE INVITED TO THE BOX SOCIAL S.S. No. 7 2ND CON., TUCKERSMITH RiDAY E ENING February 26th Under auspices of the Young,People. CONCERT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wednesday, March 3rd at 8 P.M. by SUNBEAM CONCERT TRIO Graduates of the Ontario School for the Blind. MISS GLADYS SLAY, " Soprano Soloist and Reader MISS GRETA LAM'MIE, A.T,C.M, Violinist. MISS KATHRYN SELLS, A.T.C.M. Pianist and Accompanist. Don't miss hearing these excel!,nt musicians, ADMISSION 35c. WEST -END TUCKERSMITH. Mr. Harvey Johns is moving to Egmondville this week; having sold his farm to bis nephew, Mr. Leslie Lawson, of Hallett. Mr. and bars. Joseph Crich and Mr. and Mrs: Pepper, of Clinton, left last week to visit relatives in North Carolina. Mr, John Ashton' lost a horst last week. HILLSGREEN. Mr, James Jarrott, from Michigan, has been visiting his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J, Jarrott and Mr. and Mrs, Win, Jarrott, of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Janes Green, of Ex- eter, spent 'Monday at the home of her brother, Mr. 'Wilson Carlile. Mr. Geo. Stephenson, of Walker- ton, spent the past week visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Steph- enson, Mr. Robt. Forrest has returned to (his home, accompanied by his sister, Barbara. Mission Band met in the basement of the church on Sunday last. The meeting was opened by singing hymn 745, after which all repeated the Mission Bandray er. The Scrip- ture P Y P ture lesson was read by Luella Jar- rott. The roll was called -6 for reds and 7 for greens. There were two new members who joined the band. Hynin 495 was sung, after which the lesson was taken by Mr, Carlile, Brave Adventures: The meeting was closed by. singing Hymn 494 and re- peating the Lord's Prayer in unison, HULLETT. Mrs. Riley and Miss.Vera, of Tuck- erstnith, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoggarth. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weymouth, of Londesboro, visited their daughter, Mrs. Charles Sun dcr cock last es e k. Mr. Geo.Connell, of Goderi t Tp ., visited at the home of his sister, Mrs, Win. Carter. Mrs, 2vf, Manns- spent last week with her niece, Mrs, Charles Dexter. Mr. John Riley, who has been visiting his grandfather at Clinton, has returned: home, Mr. Fred Arsnttrorg spent the week -end in Toronto,taking • with him a carload of their own cattle, We wish Mr. Armstrong success. Miss 'Isabelle Jatnieson, whohas been on the sick list for the last week,. we are glad to •hear, is recovering, EGMONDVXLLE. On Monda February y, a ruary 22nd, the Y. P. S. C. E. o f'Egmondville church held their weekly meeting. Miss Sadie 'Howitt conducted the devotion- al exercises and occupied • the chair. Rev. W. D, McDonald led in prayer, after -which Miss -May Wallace read the Scripture. Miss Bernice Joynt then rendered e ed aleasiu t c1 Fol- lowing solo. o. Fol lowing this an instrumental was given by Mr. Earl VauEgmond. The topic for the evening, on Brotherhood was taken by Mr. Wren Eyre. The inter- mission on was s eat •a Ptree cc cont est Jeannette Finniin gan's group winning. The meetingwas called to order and the tmentes real and a4r red. 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