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BERMS, VOLUME 48.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1926.
I'SSU'E No. 23.
DiOROFS
an Suppers
Regularly
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at all hours=
OUR LIOME, MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices Reasonable
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ConfectionerY :.and Restaurant •
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Phoebe 164
none for lost.
$.1141M SioS.
Now line Weather „ is here
Boolloe . footwear is quite approp.
Ott.
NVisite-CahvOs shoes 1$ 118.50
White and grey kid $5.00 to $6.00
Alligator trimmed vrith
"Ward 5.50
;A;splendid range for growing girls
ip]c/w.heel • 3.50' to 4.00
Ptd, sandals •'tad 1 strap for
children at moderate prices. --- •
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W. Wigg
CHURCH CARD.
The 'North Side Church.-- Sabbath
services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. "Sunday
school 10 a.m. Pastor, Rev. R. Fulton
Irwin.
(Rev. A. A..Holmes, of. Clinton, will
conduct the ,servicesmorning surd
evening.
lservThe ,Salvation ,Army. --Sunday
rnorning service, 11 a.m., 'everting
ic 7 '
e p.m.; Sunday school 3 p.m.
Services in charge of Capt. Tid'mait
,and Lieut. 1Huson.
FOOTBALL.
(By "Spec.")
Winthrop and St. Columba') iter at
Winthrop :Monday evening and a very
tI•oose game took ; place, no goals be-
ing .scored, . Both 'teams shad hard
hick in not scoring at least ,one goal,
but the defence on _ both •sides was
sound. The outstanding players were
Goveniock -for Winthrop mid Mc-
Ivor for St, Coluniban. A draw was a,
fitting result to the hard, clean fought
gauze. The teams were:
Winthrop—,Goal, 1Brooihe;:becks,
Bo 'm an, 'Reid; }lair :Hacks. '(fender-.
son, Reid,' Govetvlock;•centre, •Bullard!;
r. wing, g, Blallantvnc, 'Ddtniage; 'l.w•iaig,,
Holland, Dennis.
'-
Si. Coltunban-.-Goal, Peter Ryan;
backs, Meteor, (Stapleton; half 'ba
Doyle, 'Murray; centre,' Coyne,
Evans; r. wing, Coyne and Barlow; 1.
wing, Lane, Malone.
!Referee—A. W. Dick.
.SWINGING GATE INN
Huron Highway, 'live miles cast of
Mitchell,
Dancing. -in' Pavilion every Monday
and Friday evenings
Select Six Piece Orchestra in
attendance,
Admission .55c ,and tee •
Ladies free.
DO YOU
BUY
C7AL
OR
CANKERS?
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of hard lumpy clinkers you
are paying for heat that you
nevbr get. You ' can avoid
the annoyance of deadened
fires and burnt out grates by
using Consolidation CLEAN
Coal because CLEAN Coal
rarely clinkers. A load of it
in your bins will secure the
foal economy that is possible
only from coal . that is kept
freeof visible, non-combustible
impurities. Consolidation Coal
is mined CLEAN to keep it
free of waste matter. On your.
next coal order will you let
us send you a load of it? We
know you'll like it,
E. L. BOX
Phone 43
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11UGGARD-RANKIN;
A -quiet wedding was solemnized
in ,,St", james' Rectory, Seaforth, en
SaturdU June
5th
e when Y, J , wJ e Mrs.
Minnie Ra
main widow-
of the lateSohn Rankin Seaforth,
vas'united
in marriage to John J. 'Hugga'rd; bar-
rister -at -law, Seaforth,; the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Fr."'Goetz,
They will be at home at their resid-
ence, High 'street, alter June 22nd.
AGED VISITOR.
OR:
Thos Sage and !Milt EdmansRn
drove with 'horse and buggy to Sea -
forth last Saturday and 'hone the
same day. 1Mr. '64gc, who is ninety-
four years old, used to team over this
road forty •or :fifty years ago, when
several atoll gates collected toll and a
tavern every five 'miles 'served 'liquor,
No ,doubt he saw many changes! on.
his trip 'Saturday,,. -Wroxeter corre-
spondent to Wingham .Advancer
Times,
'HURON. OLD BOYS' •
• ANNUAL PICNIC
The annual pica c Of the iHuron
Old iBoys' Association:. of Toronto
will be held in Area 1, Exhibition
Park (just east of ',the: Tramsporta.
ion ,Bi 1d'ing) ori Saturday, June 19th
at 2:30 p.m, A good program of
sports and games has been arranged
for which valua'.ble ,prizes will ''be.
a'warde'd; Softball games 'between
two ladies' teams and between men's
teams 'from North and South !Huron
will be a feature, Every tHuronite
a resident in Tor'on'to is invited to
take part, and bring a basket. Ala*
bring your :friends.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE,.
The Y. P. L. of• the North Side
United Church was held on Tuesday
evening. The meeting was in charge
of 'the 'Missionary iDepartmen't and
was fled by MissMargaret 'Rivers.
Soripture lesson was' read by Miss
Eleanor (Burrows. Prayer by (Rev:
Mr. !Irwin. Topic was on the Life
and 'Works of Tennyson and was
given by Mr. F. S. Sevauge, Violin'
selection by 'Mil's-Meybelle Rands
Some Thoughts of Tennyson given
by Miss iLillian Hu'tton..A short con-
test was held after which the meeting.
closest with the benediction.
TUXIS SOFTBALL.
The Brucefield, Egmondville and
Seaforth Tuxis-eeftbadl teams are
working ,hard ..for themuch coveted
South Huron banner. During the
past week, three games have •beets
played. L'us't Thursday evening,
lBrucefieitt and Seaforth, held a real
:battle at the Collegiate grounds. Un -
ti!
the last two innings, the game watt
in doubt, but -Seaforth' frniebed up..
strong and wort the game by'the
score of 47-11. On Friday evening,;:
Egmondville and Seaforth played at
the Collegiate grounds. The game
from the first (bel'on'ged to Seaforth,
the Score ending 28-7. On Tuesday
evening IBruceield and 'Eginondville
played at the Recreation 'Grou'nds,
Up !to the end of the setenth nnnittt/
the game belonged to Egntondvilic,
who ,then were ahead by 11 to 7,'
Brace'field, however, tame in strong;
and scored 41 runs in the next 'two
innings, which made the final score
18=1t1 in favor of 'l3rucefield, The next
game will be 'Brucefield on' Friday.
evening, when Seaforth and ,Bruce -
field expect to ,give each a warm ,time..
The tied game of fa's't week 'between
nrttcfield and 'Egmondville will be
played off at ,Brucefield atex't Tuesday
evening. The present standing of the
teams is es :follows, 5" win counting
two points: :Points. Tn play.
Seaforth 6 4
Birucefield 2
Egmondville 0 ' 1
SALVATION ARMY.
The week -end services atthe .Salva-
tion Army we're conducted by the
London distract officers 'Lieut -'Col
MdAnitnond and Staff Capt.,Sparka
•The Colonel expressed his pleas-
ure rand a word of appreciation to
Seaforth for their ready response to
the recent Self Denial effort here, the
sum raised in 'Seaforth and •district
being $339.99, a considerable increase
on last year,. .
DEANERY 'M.EETING:
The 'Deanery of Huron held a very
successful rneeting'•a•t Trinity church,
tEe1grave, on ,'Tuesday; :June l st,. 'Holy
Communion was administered: by
Rural Dean 'Hardy, of IGoderich, as-
sisted by (Rev. W. 13. 'Hawkins of
:Blyth: 'Immediately afterwards the
Ohapter met in Mr. Jos. •Bran'd'on'a
house and the Deanery W. A. In the
church. The women's meeting was
presided 'over by ,Mrs. Jones, of ,Gar
rie, Mrs. 'Paull of (Bayfield being sec-
retary. Vhs women received very
enc.ouragtn'g. reports 'from :the various
lt'ran 'hes 'iii the Deanery. They' 'oted•
$50 for the White 'Settlers' Fund; $25
for the Educational Rued; $50 for the
Keewatin Appeal and' the IDeau ery'
also provides $30 a .year for an (In-
dian child \under the M.S.C.C. scheme.
!Noonday prayers were said -by Rev.
F. H. Paull for the !Chapter and :Re -r..
E. Hayes for the W, tA. Luncheoe
and supper were served in the For -
resters' (Hall,
At :the aftdnoon session addresses'.
were given by Rev, 13. B. Rogers of
the'G.B.R,E., Rev. F. W. Schatlte'r,
of 'Wingham, Rev. A. A. Tramper of
Exeter and Rev. W. IB, Hawkins wlho
explained the ifitshop's appeal for the
Diocesan Rha'ukofferin'g.
(Rev. W. 13. Hawkins of Biyth was.
nomintated by ,the clergy of the Dean-
ery to be :Rural 'Dean i0 succession
to (Rev. S. S. Hardy. The appoint -
mein rests with the !Bishop and has
since been made.
Rev. Cooper Robinsoncould not be
present t on account of 'illness. mess. T '
he
meeting also regretted the absence of
Reverends Brown, Jones and !Harri-
son through unavoidable causes.
At the close of the meeting the
!Rev_ A. A. Trumper, seconded by the
Rev. Frank Lewin, moved a hearty
vote of thanks to the women 'af the
parish for, the v'er'y kind Hospitality
and splendid � Cal . The m s tr c
e for in re-
plying
e-
plyz'ng for the women said he wished
to also mention the'hame of Mr. (Gar-
ner Nicholson, who had done so
much to make everything go off so
well.
The next meeting will be at IG.orrie
is the Fall.
SPOKE ON -ROAD WORK.
On Tuesday evening 't'here ,vas
good a'ttendan'ce :of road ;pakrelrnen,
of McKillop township and others
interested in road. work at a meeting
in the Carnegie library, addressed by
Mr. Irvin, :Provincial engineer, Reeve
F 'J• McQuaid presided. 'Mr. ilrwin
first explained the need of the new
township road system ski te
e the
ad-
vent f
t a motor vehicles. On roads
where there was :nixed traffic -horse
drawn and motor—the iron tires and
horse shoes loosened the fine particles
Which acted,as a binder in the road.
surface and the 'swift moving pneu-
matic tires sucked up the loosened
material and it was blown off the
Toad in clouds ;of !dust. Soon ,the
protecting .carpet of fine dust was
removed from the n-oad 'bed and it
quickly went to 'pieces. Therefore it
was found thati'nstea'd of the week
or ten days' intensive tare in a
the roads got under the •old statut
labor system it was far 'nice
economical to give the 'road's eonstan
attention in -mending the little defects
"The stitch in time" was most inn
portant in road maintenance. Th
counties had 'first adopted the ne
system and found it the only way
now 90 per cent. ,ef the townships o
Ontario 'had ad'op'ted .it with wonder
ful results.
The speaker explained that the
council is at the head of the new
organ'iza'tion. Then there is the road
upprintendent and under him the
at+roiman. The ` -council apportions
he funds •fo the different sections,
ecrdes'on the new work to be .done,
n'd has 'the final Word in all matters
f 'importance, The road superin-
endent has all the reports, 'pay fist's
ltd other expenditures. to present to
he 'Council, and .carrying out the
rders of the council Each ,patrol -
an has - a section of road, usually
rout 'three to 'five miles in •length.
n •M•cKi!lop there are 1.1.1 utiles of
road do the ,sy'ste'm: Vhstr'fsstrol'tian's.
hies ki:terest .is in Maintenance. His
rdinary duties are !d'ra'gging, patch-
vg, Ikeepitfg ditches; clear, cutting
eed's, etc. He requires no special`
ns:tructioh�� from the -superintendent
or this work., • After every storm he
h•ould carefully examine his section
r washouts,.loose culvert tiles, etc.,
id also drag .the road. :His special
uties are those no's to be done witlh-
ut orders, such as extensive pieci-
ng, heavy :grading, underdrainmg, or,
nything involving •considhratle• ex=
enditure. The patrolman should
upply his owti 'team and wagon and
mall tools•. The 'township ;would
trnish a drag or light eider to
eh 3 or ,'4 patrolmen. It was the.
atrolman's'dirty to keep ta'b on the
vaila'bie !allot in his own locality and
se it to best advantage. The man
ho has always taken ail interest in
e roads will now ibe given a chance.
'tttr. Irwin emphasized the import-.
ice of entering his own tiara and
at of his men in 'his time book,
ery evening anal ,checking his ra-
fts to avoid errors.
Mr. Wi'll'iam Hills, Dublin, .road
vpervisor of 'Hibbert,' was'' present
d.addressed the meeting briefly and
r. McQuaid outlined the council's
ons,
Interesting discussion followed, re
rding details of the work, which
owed the keen interest and enthus
stn of the patrolmen in 'their new
'tits.
At the close 'o'f the meeting, a vote
thanks was tendered Mr. Irwin, on
Sunday with 'Mr, and Mrs, N. Gov-
enlock,
The !Orangemen an
omen '
g have had, the
lot th
e e recently ascot! 'bought bo
u ht'from
Y Mr.
g
A, G, Calder, of (Hickson, shingled -
'Mr. and Mrs. W. 'C. •Bennett spent
Sunday witit-the'former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. 'Bennett, east of -Brus-
sels,
We !sorry to hear that Mrs.
Barwick has not been as well as usual,
The W. Y. IP.-S..'held its , regular
meeting
on Sunday Y evennn%, ii2a
23rd. The president, Miss Mary Mc
Kee occupied the chair, The scrip-
terc lesson was read by .Harrold 'Bol-
ton.`' The topic, "Christ's' Kingdom
and the Empire," was taken by Will
'Alexander. 'Readingls .were .given.el y.
E Johnston,. C. 'Campbell. and` V,
iHaist. Bessie Blanchard offered
prayer:
The following lis 'the school report
of 'S,S.-No. 10, McKillop, for month
of May, based 'on examinations and
month's work. Those •marked with an
asterisk (*) he'd` ,perfect attendance
during month. Sr. IV. Margaret Peth-
iek* 87, 'jack :Montgom'e'ry* 86, .Jr. IDV
'Isa'bel. Eaton* 85, :Evelyn Carnp'belb*
Wilson a Sr. pLI *r•
V ilson�
Little*
92,'Wilson
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Campbell 60; Jr. I8•L--titoy •almage'*
and Harold Pethick* 86 (equal);
'Russell' Dotmage* 85, Margaret
Montgomery 78, Willie :Campbell 71,
Willie Dolmage* 5'd, 'Sr. IL—Leslie
Oolmage* and Evelyn' Sparling 75
(equal), Blanche Pethick 71.
Jr. 1.1 a — •Elva Pryce 67. Jr, .
IIS !Reggie Pryce 81. Sr. 1.— 4sud'ie
Sparking 63, Olive Pryce add Oliver
Pryce c. 60
y(equal), Ailan.Campbell
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58.
Jr. Primer—Glen Pryce* 60, No. of
toll, 22: average attendance 20.
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SCHOOL FMR DATES, 1226.
Grand (Bend Sept. 7
Dashwood Sept, 8
`Crediton Sauk. 9
W' tnchels:ea Sept. 10
.1W oxefcr Sept. '1.3
Gorrie Sept. 14
1s'luevale . , .... Sept. 15
!Ashfield Sept, 16
St. :Helena ' Sept, 17
Ctorn'e ... „ pt1
'Heib'nsall SeSept.. 206
Zurich
Blyth Sept, 21
Varna Sept. 2E'
Sept. 23
Ethel Sept. g4
Waitou Sept. 27
oderuch Tp. Sept. 28
1Belgrave Sept 29
Dublin .. Sept. 30
Clinton Oet.:3 and 4
WINTHROP.
The St. fCalumban 'and Winthrop
intermediate • football' game ,played
here, Monday might was a good. game,
1t was a 'tie, neither s'i'de- scoring, nit
though Winthrop had :'the,ibeslt',d',f the
game they were not: able to score,
Winthrop .plays inSlt.t ddhi'mbam
Monday, 'June '14th and Kinburn play
here, Wednesday, June 16th. .These
promise to 'be real 'snappy games, as
Kitviurn and Winthrop played a tie•
game before. ,
lir, and Mrs. Wm. Sproat. spent J'
Messrs. Chris. Cooper and F,ianik
Fowler 'spent a few 'days last week
with Walkerton friends.
Mr. Christopher:Dele has purchas-
ed a fine new :buggy •from Mr. :Win,
Hugill, of Constance.
iMr. and Mr's. Roy •Bennett, of 'Wal-
ton, were visitors here last•wcek.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickson, of
Seaforth, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Quite a number from our ilocalii r
attended the da'n'ce given by lir. and
Mrs. Garfield McMichael, of ,Godenigh
on Friday evening last.
(Miss Florence Fowler spent the
past week with friends in London.
:Mr. and Mrs. T. Leppington, of
Clinton, visited friend's here on Son-
day.
Mr. G. W. (Nott has purchased the
Gib'bings property of _ 100 acres, ad-
joining his farm-
to number from here took in the
moonlight
trip p o n the Greyhound
:froin•Goderrch'on Monday.
MANLEY.
.Mr. Co,. Eckant and 3fr, W. Man-
Sleyun. eaday.lled'onn friends in Grey tem. test
A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and-Mrs.,'George !Benne-
wies''thi's Wednesday when their eld-
est daughter Hilda, became the bride
of Mr. Wit. Voclq e' prosperous
young farmer of ILogan.twp..We wish
the young 'couple a emoolth . journey
through life.
' A surprise party of neighbors gath
erect at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Peter Eckert ,last Monday to give
their daughter, Mary Clotilda Ann, e
kitchen shower on the eve of her
mhrriage, to 'show the esteem she was
held in and to wish her a bright fu-
ture in wedded life, After which 'the
party tripped the flight 'fantastic,
and tali left wi'shin'g ''their 'host and
hoccaosltese sionsm,any happy returns of such
•
(Wedding bells are still ringing since
the ball.. god aerolling,
first Street Dance
1926.
in aid of the,
SEAFORTH
Agricultural Society
Main Street, Seaforth
on,.
Tuesday Evening,
June 15t
Dances of all kinds
Old and- New and Novelty
11066 ORCHESTRA
Dancing commences at 8.30 and
continues from then on
Dance Tag -- --- d0 cents
good for entire evening
Everybody cordially invited•
Seaforth Agricultural Society
Dr. Harburn, President
A. D. Sutherland, Secy. Treasr.
1At61rii41
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GOLF
GOLF
.And nosy that the ,Golfing 1ng Season is on we showing! g a
amticutarJ,
Y y fine line of Golf Su he's;
p'P
We are supplying :the Genuine St. :Andrew's Clubs, in
wood or Iron, at the specially slow price of 83.00 each.''
Pormerly 'they were, ,4,50,
T{le_,clubs are. made An St, Andrew% Scotland, by a (firm
who have over 100 "years of •Golf Cltilb myanufacturiit.•g* to
their •credit,. .
For :those .who prefer the ;'highest grade ,club we offer
wood clubs at $6.00 and with steel shafts"at $9.00; or Iron
Clubs at $5:00 and with steel 'shafts ar $8.00. These 'clubs
*re made, by .Dorgan & Co., Of St. (Andrews, 'Soo'tland,,
makers' of Gold Club for over 100 years.
We wlso wry Golf Sage- at $5.00, 'made of heavy grade
dards or canvas, k'hiaki or (brown •colors, feather 'trimmed
avanl'
d u!. wi tb etrel stays and aluminum cups: ',A. Wonderful
In Golf Balls we tarry Silver Kiu'g, Dunlop 7.4luifti. t'wo
Bob, 1Spaldinig,Triangle, Red Dol and iBaby 1?timtple, all
'at standard prices.
We will .sappily a complete Golf Outfit, '01 4 St. Andrews
Giubs, a $5.00 Bag, 2 (Balls and a fine leather !Golf Score
Book as a compli'ment, at the 'price of $17.00 "complete.
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All repairs to golf clubs •neatly and promptly done,
Fred. S. Savauge
Expert Watch jeweler & Optometrist
Repairing Opposite Post Office.
Phones 194. Res. 10.
NOM
ST. OOLUMBAN. mer won 1-0. !Kinburn's lone
!Mr, and Mrs. Pope and'children, came on a eci ai kick. Blake, ,00f
of Kitchener, spent Sunday at the Kitchener, was a referee. On
home of M'rs..Pope's parents, Mr. and day night, St. 'C•olumban''tied Win -
Mrs. John J. :Dalton, of'Hibbert.
Mrs. Peter A. O'Sullivan , was in
Taranto last week visiting "friends
and returned on Moitdtay.
Mrs. IP. _l. Kelly, of Myth, visited
tit the houses of her sisters, 'Mid. 3d.
Curtin and Mr. acid Mrs. Peter
McGrath last week.
(Mrs, 'Frank McQuaid, McKillop,
who had her left arnn. dislocated 1aet
week, is progressing as 'favorably aa
can be expected.
Miss Kathleen Mu'iligan, of Dub.'
spent the past week visiting with
her friend, Miss Mlary 'O'Sullivan, of
Vfcl{'ililop.
Miss Mary Feeney, of Stratford
Normal 'School, spent the week -end at
the home of•her'parents in McKillop,
Mr. Chas. Malone, of 'Stratford, wns
e week -end visitor with this parents,
Mr. and 'Mrs. John Malone.
Mr. John' Lane was 1n Goderich this
week serving on the grand jury.
M4•.- M, Lynoh" was int :Goderich
this week` serving on :fie jury.
In a well -played game of football
the first game Of the series took place .biesantg of ,half a continent. It is 'oaf
between Ktiaibtirn and St. Cotusri'6fan sale everywhere and can be Bound
here on Friday eventing when the for- wherever enquired for.
Prompt —"
Service*
throp. The •teams are all evenly
matched:
The social which' was given under
the auspices of the C.W,I.. on Friday
night last was a grand success. Ney's
orchestra was in a'ttaedence.
SHIPMENTS OF HOGS_
;Week ending Tune 3rd.
Seaforth--72ota1 -110, select 'bacon
32,thick smooth '
oth '60, 'heavies S, shop 7_
Rracefeld—T'otai 64, select 'bacon
24, thick srrioatlr 37, heavies 11.
Walton—Total 45, select 'bacon 14;
thick smooth 26, 'heavies',
Huron county—Tonal 1;723, select ;. •
baron 513, thiele smooth 956, •heaviee
112, extra heavies 12, shop hogs 31,
lights and feeders 18.
'Tile Friend of All Sufferers. --Dr.
Thomas' Thomas' !Eclectric Oil is a vaeluabie
remedy to all those whosuffer pain. Ir '• .
holds out hope to avcryone and
realizes its by stifling suffering every-
where. It :is a liniment *hat ;has the
Do Not Delay
longer
You simply must hare a new suit this Spring -- So
why not have your order in now?
We have some lovely patterns in greys, both in
tweeds and worsteds ---
Prices ranging from $40 to $55
Our Indigoes at $38 to $50
are wonderful value and a really necessary item of
Dress.
Get yotir naene on our Measure Book at earliest
possible date to secure yourself against any
emergency.
BRIO NT'S
Taailolringland Rarlterdash*'y
Dress Well and Snlecee