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The Seaforth News, 1926-03-04, Page 5`THURSDAY,'MARCH 4; 1926 THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Sicii2VE ONE OF OUR '! ROUND ROASTS. Per dinner to -night and make a Hungry man happy. He knows that when he gets a generous slice of our rioast beef, with potatoes and some greet vegetables, he won't get up from the table dissatisfied, D. JHS :STEWART Phone 58. Seaforth. Your Butcher. King of RADIO For Volume, Tone and Sele.tivity KtNCst EUrRODYN HINNERS CaII and hear them at DOQQS'_.. GARAGE SEAFOItTH,. Phone 17. d.; & White hain Stores Our prices for week comn\encing Mar. Stir. Cocoanut Sweet Featherstrip,,ib. 25c P. & G. and Gold Soap ..per bar 5c Red and White Coffee, ground fresh 53c Sery-usSeeded Raisins..,...pkg18c Jif, suds in a jiffy 25c Lux, toilet form . , , , , .. , per cake,:10 Our chain of. Red and White's are now prepared -to take all of one factory's make of soups. And we are pleased to quote you Sery-us Brand in Tomato and Vegetable at ' 2 tins for 25c. 'This brand is equal to the •best. WATCH FOR OUR SPECIALS EVERY WEEK. Ross J. Sproat Phone 8 , W. M. Stewart Phone 77 If it's Groceries, we have them. W. J. Walker 86 Son UNDERTAISING —and— EMBALivIING 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 Fails, Ont. CHURNING CREAM, WANTED Keep the wheels of . Industry running inryour own community. Send or deliver your cream to us and receive the utmost returns. This is your Creamery. Your satisfaction means our success, Highest prices paid for good creatn with accurate and careful weighing and testing. • Cash paid for cream to all patrons desiring same. Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth Ont, D; Ne McInnes Chiropractor Masseur Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in future. ' Diseases of alt,all'kinds success- fully treated. Fruits and Vegetables At all prices to meet your needs SHELLED ALMONDS Per lb.. . .......... `.�o Ci TABLE RAISINS FRESH OYSTERS HEAD'' LETTUCE CELERY CAULIFLOWERS TOMATOES CAUFORNTK PIGS T. Phillips EZ . for EeZ'EM. At Aberhart's Drug Store Seaforth E With the Angers Says Corns Lift Out Without Any Pain Sore corns, hard corns, soft corals or. oy kind of a corn can shortly be ifted right' out with the fingers it you will apply directly upon the -corn a few :.cops of freezone, says a Cincinnati .tuthorlty. It is claimed that at small cost one eau geb-a quarter ot an ounce ot freese ono at any drug store, which Is suffi- cient to rid one's feet of every corn or callus without paha or soreness or the danger t eotlo o int n. This ew drug is an ether oompomnd, and while sticky. dries the moment it Is applied and doe® not Inflame or eves Irritate the surrounding thine. • Thio announcement will interest many women here, for it is seld that the present high -heel tootwsar is pat. tine corns ' on pseatlaa1ly arse? woman's les* ASPiRIN FOR HEADACHE S _ Name "Bayer" is on Genuine Aspirin -say Bayer o insist on "Hr lser.<Tablets .of Aspirin. in.s,"Bayerlititmage" containing preeer directions for Headache, Colde, Pain, Neuralgia L `?tbngo, tent Rbeumatisut oriole 'payer' mesfia4g imine ?,,pleas proscribed by .,physteiafs for uineieeu years.'OHands tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents. .dapirin is trade mark of Bayer Manufacture og Itfostommt lt, 'tsldsster et "f3sI1gIkaal�,,. a �r i howl, `topics •I , II The Goforth Mission Band of _the' Presbyterian ' church •:held aver successful tea atthe home of Mr Aberhai;t, Wednesday, Feb.. 24th The weather being so favorable, good crowd turned out, The pro ceeds amounted to $20. Mr. 'Geo. Betts, of Winthrop, wa taken to Ontario hospital, at Lon don, on •Saturday, Mrs, Frank Jordan, •of Hibbert, en Mrs. Joseph.Do;vney, of Beechwood visited on Wednesday last at tit home of their parents, Mr, and Mrs M. Doyle, Hibbert. Miss Elizabeth Nigh, of 'Totten ham, spent a few days last week a the home of her uncle, Mr, Wm Nigh, of Tuckcrsinith„..arid also at th home of her aunt, Mrs. P. McCann Hibbert. Miss 'Lizzie Taylor, of Tucker smith, spent the week -end with he friend, Mrs, August Ducharme, Hib berg, . Miss Gwen Snowdon, of ,Blyth, wa a week -end visitor at her home here Miss Mary Laing, of Milverton spent the week -end at her home here • Mr. King, of Knox College, oc eupied the pulpit of ,North Sid United Church on Sunday morning. Mr. W. D. Bright is in Toronto thi week. iss Jessie Johnstone, principa of Hensall High. School, was a week end'visitor at the home of Mr. an Mrs, Robert Porterfield, The McKillop •branch of the W. M, 5. of the Presbyterian church ha been reorganized as the .McKillop Horne Helpers .with three district secretaries. The meetings will b held on the third Thursday of each month.. Mr. Leslie, McKay, of Kitchener, spent the week -end at his home in Egmondvil'le. Miss Lawson of Walton, under- went an operation for appendicitis. Word has been received of the death in Detroit on Feb. 24th, of Mrs. P. Curtin,'a former' highly esteemed resident of town. Mr. James Hughes and Mrs. John Flannery were in De- troit attending the funeral, Mr. Ed. Keating, of Texas, is visit- ing Mr. and 'Mrs, Joseph Keating. The sacrament of• the .Lord's Sup- per was observed in the Presbyterian Church, last Sunday when twenty new members were admitted. Rev. Dr. Larkin was in Clinton, on Tuesday attending the meeting of Presbytery. , Capt. Tidman and Lieut. • Huson were in Goderich -last Thursday with the London division officers' • staff sextette to assist in a concert there.) Mel M. ,Mclvor, of Goderich, spent the week -end at the home • at the home of;Mr. Jos. ,Forrest. , •Mr. W,. D. Manson, is laid up with a cold this week. '".The Egtnondville "Lollypops” Club were entertained at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Broadfoot on the Mill road. • • ' Mr. and•Mrs. W Govenlock en- tertained_a number of friends to a progressive euchre. • The Directors of hte Seaforth Ag- ricultural Society are making exten- sive arrangements for.their Spring Show on Tuesday, March 30th. The prize list is being prepared and wilt appear in next week's issue. Mrs. Chas. Homes and children sail from Halifax on March 15th to spend several months at her home in Lanrbe:i••hurst, Kenr, Eng. Mrs. J. F.•McMann is at present nursing Mrs, aPt. Ryan of Hibbert. Don't forget the Lions Club euchre and old. time dance, St. Patrick's day, March 17th. Full particulars next week. Mrs, 'Geo. Israel was cane to To - roma. owing to the illness of her sis- ter, Mrs. Hargraves. Miss G. Lawson, of near Kinburn, mderwent an operation at the ,hospi- tal at Sunday for appendicitis. Winnie • ,Black, of Tuckersmith, underwent an operation this week at Seaforth hospital. Rev. W. D. McDonald was an Ex - ter visitor. y s. . a� sI d e r s• e 3 t• d has e • 'Messrs. George Stewart and Reg. Kerslake were in London, attending a hockey match. WEST BRODHAGEN. The following address was read to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Purvis, at the occasion of a happy gathering for the purpose: "'Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Purvis: —Dear Amanda, We your old friends,. relatives and neighbors have gathered here this evening to congratulate and to wish you and your good husband. many years of happy wedded bliss, We, especially your school mates and chums, have never seen' you other- wise than pleasant and with a cheer- ing smile for .everybody and we hope that .sunny smile ,viii never wear out, Dear Hugh, _ Although practically a stranger to us until recently, you :have already, by your conduct and be- haviour, won our respect, endeared yedrself to ,us and found, affectionate spot in our hearts. We could not -let this opportunity pass without extend- ing our •felicitation's to both of you,. and without attempting in ,some way to make this evening a memorable one in your trip as man and wife.. Wee prayerfully hope and trust taht the good Lord may :always be your guide and ,bountifully bless you in the years to come. We now ask you to kindly accept this purse with money, riot for its intrinsic value, but as a slight token of the high esteem in which we hold you. We trust that whatever articleoil will choose •o exchange for it s hen you reach your far distant home in the golden west, will ever bring back to you fond, mcinories of this memorable evening. and of yottr friends in McKillop and Brodhagen, , May God be with you until we meet agaie eat Bateman Tailor Main , Street: Seaforth We have :a fine selection: of New pring •. • uiungs for your inspection KINDLY GIVE US A CALL. PHONE 257. Don't buy THOSE S80tS 1 Until y o u come down to the. South. End. J st a few steps from the post office and ev- ery step a golden one. Let us save you real money on your Foot- wear. The,Littl:e Store with the .. , Big Bargains Seaforth co,norny ,Store Opposite Public Library TUCKERSMITH. • The box social in S. S. No. 7 Tuck- ersmith last Ffiday evening was a great success. The school was full of people of all ages from the Kind- ergarten age on to the old captain. Mr. 1Vm, Black in the chair gave the kiddies an address on "Our Inherit- ance." The school provided a very good program, assisted by talent from Seaforth and Goderich. Our own Mr. Boyes' clog was mighty well done. Then came the selling of the lunch -boxes. They were all very tasty inside and out, but "the little house" and the "Kettle from the Crane" are deserving of special mention, The kettle was a• work of art. A nice little hop after luncheon was enjoyed. . The following is the school report of S. S. No, 7,Tuckcrsmith for the months of Jauary 'and February. Those marked with an asterisk were absent for some of the examinations. Sr. IV. -.)Iona McGregor* 81 p.c., Isabel Forrest 77. Jr, IV,—Margaret Broadfoot 81 p.c. I-Ielen Thompson* 77, Arthur Thomp- son 60. :Sr. III.—Beth Forrest 77 p.c., Mary Forrest 76, Alister •Broadfoot* 74, Elinor Broadfoot 70, Jit McGregor 70, Lloyd MoGee 67. Jr, TIT.—Jim .Black 75 p.c., Bill Forrest 74, Marion Thompson 69. Vera A. Crozier, Teacher. McKnight-Gliddon. — A very quiet wedding took place in Ontario street United Church parsonage, Clinton,on Wednesdaymo'rnin March 3rd,b Rev. C. J, oorehouse, of Grace rc Bora, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sammuel Glidden; Clinton, to Mr. Glen 'Miller McKnight, eldest son of Mr. and. Mrs. John T. 'McKnight, of Tuckersmith, • The bride wore a love- ly dress of blue la.vettder crepe trim- med with silver with rooky brown coat and hat and :host; gloves and shoes to match, She wore • the groom'3 gift, a'rohe of pearls and t:orsagc bouquet of bridal' roses anal fern. They left iu tnediajely after the ceremony for London, Chicago, and Wheaton. Ott their return;' they will reside on the groom's farm in Taick- ersmit'h. KIPPEN., ROAD. Mrs. 5. Eyre is, visiting her sons in Sarnia this week, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Moore enter- tained a number' of their friends and neighbors on Monday evening and all, report 50 enjoyabk time. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chesney and two sons who have been visiting their many relatives and friends; for ,the vast Aram; Impoths„ left this meek,' fee thea home in 'Cartwright, 'Man Want and For Sale Ads, 3 tithes 50c DANCE AT WALTON in the Workmen's Hall FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 12th HOGG'S ORCHESTRA. The best Dance of the season, mmmewmamma ALMA. ,Mss Anona Dale has been spend- ing a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Govenlock, in Mc- Killop. Miss Margaret Brown, of Tucker- sm'ith, visited at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Herbert Fowler, the past week. A number from our vicinity attend- ed the pie social held in the North Side `United church, 'Seaforth, on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Dal, enter tabled quite a number of young peo- ple at their • home on 'Wednesday evening.of last week. Mrs. J. and Miss Violet Phillips were guests at thehome oft Mr, and Mrs. N. L. Carterfor a'few days re- cently. Accident.—Mr. Theodore Dale, of the 2nd concession met with a pain- ful accident last week. While leading a bull out to water, the animal be- came vicious, knocking • him down ,and breaking several ribs, We hope he will soon recover. HARLOCK. The, Ladies' Aid of Burns' church will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. P. McDonald on Thursday of this week. A large at- tendande is hoped for. The U. F. O. of this community are holding their annual oyster supper in Londesboro Hall on Friday even- ing of this week. A good programme is being prepared and a pleasant evening is anticipated. Quite a number are suffering at the present time with Avery severe cold, We hope that the epidemic will soon pass. Miss Ruby Toll has 'returned home after spending a week with her sister Elba in Toronto. 'Mrs. Geo. McVittie is visiting with friends in Hensel) this week. Mr. Thomas Moon, who has been enjoying a few weeks' holidays, has returned to his work in London. Mrs. Geo,' Knox Sr., has been spending a few days with Mrs. Chas. Parsons, HULLETT. Mrs. Charles Dexter is still con- fined to her bed but her many friends hope to soon see her around again. Mrs, Henry Adams has been spend- ing a few days with her daughter, Mrs, Charles Dexter. Mrs. Connell, who has been making her home with ;her daughter, Mrs. Wrn. Carter, was taken with a severe paralytic stoke on' Thursday last, Being advanced in years but slight hopes are eneertairted of Mrs. Con- cell's 'recovery, Mr. J. E.'Tyalor is spending a few days in Norval with friends, Mr. P. ' 13. George, . of Wetaskwin, Alberta, called on, friends in ...this vi- cinity last week. . ' Mr. Thomas Troop is on the sick list but hope 'he will soon be around in 'his usual health again. Miss Irene "Car,ter, of Toronto, is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter. Mr. Bert Anderson is home from the West and. is spending a'•few days with his mother., ,Mrs. Richard And- ersai, • STAFFA. Mrs. Albert Smale entertained her neighbors to a quilting last week, and air enjoyable ,time was spent. We are very, sorry to report that Miss Agnes Patrick was confined to her bed through illness, and we all wish her a speedy.•recovery. Miss J. I Sillery has •returned to resume her duties es -teacher, in Downie, after convalescing after the measles: . '" We ane very sorry„ to :learn') that Mr.Roy Kerslake had his hived, in- jured tin Saturday.. We hope; 11 will soot, be better. .. , Miss Lovell ttfloe a,flying visit to her hone iii Stratford qr :S1fU day, We carry the Westinghouse Radiata IIIA with Music Master Loud Speaker The toast satisfactory set at theimost reasonable prices. Cali and see them. J. J. Broderick Electrical Supplies r;I 4 .eee, An Oil without Alcohol.—Some mingling of six essential oils compose as a prominent ingredient. A judicious is no alcohol in• it, so that its effects oils and many medicines have alcohol Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, and there are fasting. MINUMWEWIelleiWIlateNIIIMer GOOD BUYING CASH AND CARRY NORTH STAR FLOUR, per cwt- $4.25 BEN HUR FLOUR, per cwt. $4.65 FINE JEWELL FLOUR, per cwt, $4.55 RED PATH SUGAR, per cwt. $6,75 1 lb. Fresh ARROWROOT BISCUITS 25c 1 lb. Fresh FIG BAR BISCUITS 25c 5 Bars P. & G. SOAP ...............................:'25e SCHNEIDER'S PURE LARD, per pound 20c SALADA TEA, per pound 65c 90 POUND ROLLED OATS $3.35 IT PAYS TO BUY AT OUR PRICES W. J. 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