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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-08-19, Page 5INV • 'THURSDAY, AUGUST 19,',1926. THE SEAFORTHNEWS 1.• LOOK AT THE CUT of Meat you are buying and see if it has the color and the appear- ance of fresh, tender, juicy, whole- some beef. Don't buy\ if- if it is string, dry, dark, full of tendons. You get quality cuts here. It is better to pay us, a few cents a pound more and.get meat you can eat enjoyably. I. STEWART Phone 58 Seaforth Your Butcher. JEWELRY Diamonds Watches Clocks - Emblems ° - !sings etc, • At moneysaving prices. Etpart w Itch tepairing Service — Satisfaction J. A. WESTCOTT Watchmaker and Jeweler. Opposite W. A. Crich's. Red 'fir White e:hai.n St`oI $ Our Prices for `week starting August 20 Wh. Pickling Spice, lb, • • • • • • 25c Pure . Mustard, lb.. 48c Pure Olive Oil, 8 oz. tin , , , , .:.30c Toilet Flush, Tin Parke's 'Catsup Flavor. Gillett's Lye 25c 25c 10c .We treat ;you right at the Red and White Ross J. Sproat Phone 8 W. M. Stewart Phone 77 W. JWalker & Son UNDERTAKING --arid— EMBA?'.adING _ Motor or Horse Equipment. W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phonic 67. NOTICE 1 Having taken over the agency of the late James Cowan for. the Farmers' FertilLer Co., Wingham, I will be pleased to fill all orders of both old and new customers and give any information within my knowledge ANDREW ARCHIBALD Box 282, Seaforth. Ph....c 44W. Also Agricultural Lime CREAM GRADING The purchasing of Create according to grade became law on May lst. Your cream graded here by experts under Government supervision and Ove guarantee you the best of service. All our grading is checked by the 'epartment of Agriculture, Aim to send Specials and No. 1 grade cream Send or deliver your cream at least twice a week and as direct as possible. • . All cream graded as soCal.as we receive it; Creamery Open. Saturday Nights. Seaforth Creamery Co, Seato+ th, Ont. SEAFOITH CAFE REGULAR DINNER 40c Meals and Quick Lunches at all hours Prompt Service BISSET'S ICE CREAM • Sodas, Soft Drinks, Chocolate Bars, Cigarettes, etc. .PERCY HOWE Prop. B. H, McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will he at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After - „ noon in future. Diseases of all all kinds success- fully treated. Electricity used Fruits d Vegetabies At all prices to meet your needs RHUBARB •* RADISHES GREEN' ONIONS SPINACH LE RAISE TABLE S HEAD LETTUCE CELERY \ ,CAULIFLOWERS TOMATOES SHELLED ALMONDS Per lb.. PhiIIios 5% per cent, 20 year Debenture -Gold Bonds $100 Q$500 1000 Interest Payable half -yearly Safe and Sound Investment 'House to Rent House to Rent—Furnished or Un- furnished, Hard and Soft Water, Furnace, (Electric Lights, Comfortable and Central, Itnmediate ,Possession House For Sale Price Reasonable Easy Terms A. D..; SUTHERLAND' E AL INSURANCE G NER AGENT.- BONDS AND REAL. ESTATE SEAFORTH,-- ONT. Phone 152 Cr..,.Mp�.rr�rx ee�ae�,.�a. tau.., ,�,,.�.,.,",�,...�.,_...�.. II" Topics' il M'r. and Mrs. C. Hall. and •Mr. J. F. McMann and his soft Joseph;and,dau ghterriday, IFlorertce left for Chicago last F Mr. and Mrs. lPryce and Miss K. Pryce, of Aylmer, returned ` (tome Monday .after . visiting relatives in town.' Mr. and 'Airs Isaac Price, Aylmer, spent the week -end with the latter's. brother, Mr. Iry' D. Hutchison, .' •Vlr•. and Mrs. John Elliott,! Mr. Win. and, Miss Mary Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arbuckle, all oVing- hamt, also Mr,. and Mrs, Fred (Oster,, of Brussels, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. 'B. Tyerman on Sunday,,,..,;.. ;;, Mr. and Mrs.. Isaac , angstrotdl' of Forest, spent the week -end visiting friends in town. Mrs R Adams, of Blyth, and Mr. T. Adams, of • Seattle, called on friends in town on, Saturday. Miss .•Beatrice McGowan spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss rL avada Rising. Mr. Sam.. Broadloot; of Detroit, spent the.Week-end at •his- home south of town, Mr, and Mrs. (McLeod, of Port Huron, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Box. -lir. and Mrs. Wm. Sproat and Mr, and Mrs. C. Wright and baby visited Hamilton friends over the week -end. Mr. Sproat went on to Buffalo on business on :Monday. Mr. William Nigh, of St. Michael's College, Toronto, arrived home on Saturday to. spend a couple of weeks' (holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nigh, Tuckersmibh. and other relatives in this vicinity. Mr. Dan. Williams and son Lewis, of Chicago, spent the week -end at -the ,hoine of his (brother-in4aw, Mr. ,1, \Va•lsb, McKillop. (bliss Johanna Cron inn, of Detroit, is ' holidaying with •relatives and friends in this district, - Rev. .A,. •Barker; of B'russel's, Mr. and - Mrs. Buckingham, • and Miss Nellie -Buckingham and Miss Pollock, of 'Kincardine, were guests at the home of r, J. B. Tyerunan on \Ved- resdav Mr, Mr. and' Mts. Lorne Webster re- turned on Saturday from a motor trip to Toronto. Miss Effie McLeod, of Detroit, is visiting friends, in -town. Mr. James Watson and Miss Mar- ion, and the Misses Watson, of Port Arthur, are on a motor trip to Nia- gara !Falls. Mr. P. McCauley, of Timmins, is a guest at the-hotnc. of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Walker, Messrs. James O'Connell and James Kennedy are here •3com De- troit, , Mr. and Mrs. •Oscar Neil have re- turned from Port Btu -well. "'Miss Irene Strong' is in Waterloo visiting her sister, Mrs. Teamerson. Miss 'H'attie Murray, is spending her vacation in 130ffalo.' Mrs. Troyer, of Toronto, is visiting her daughter, Mrs, J. H. Smith. Mr. Gordon Stewart and sisters, :of Belleville, are visiting at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Janes 'Stewart, Misses Betty and 'Ruth MacClel- land, of Toronto , are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, R. S. Hays. Dr. Franklin Price and 'Miss D. Fitzgerald, Kitchener, were recent visitors with Miss Dorothy Hut- chison. 'Miss Maude Dawe, Chicago, 'while visiting her cousin, Mrs, F. D. 'Hut- chison, had the misfortune to slip on a floor and break a bone in her arm. Mr. and ,Mfrs. Robert Eberhart, Mr. anil Mrs. Crawford and Mr. G. T. Turnbull ,leave this week on a trip to the -West. Mrs. Boyd, of Buffalo, is a guest at the home of Mrs. C. Eberhart, Sr. Mr. andlirs, Tuflord, of Detroit, urf' visiting his sister, Mrs. M. Mc - 1 Iermid. (,Mrs. •Robert Strong, , Mrs. George I i,idson, 'Misses May and Vera Mid - son "and Mr. and Mrs. S. Shannon were in Stratford attending the 1tnd sen-Ethcrington wedding. Nlr. and ,Mrs. Allan Stone and chil- dren, of Norwich, are visiting Mrs. James Hudson. 'Mr. and Mrs, D A. McCormack and children, of Bridgeburg, are visit- ing lIrs. C..McOormack. Mrs. Charles Holmes and Children have returned 'from a visit to her home .in England.. ,Mrs. Crooks, of Beamsville, is visit- ing her mother, Mrs. Torrey. Mrs. G. Handley and baby, of Lon- don. den; arc visiting. heir parents, Mr. ,mud Mrs, J, D. 'Geunncli. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and children, of -Peking, JOhina,. are Visiting Mrs, (Lewis' sister, Mrs. 'Wallace Archi- bald.., Mr. Lewis is connected with the Anglican` Mission in.:China. Mrs. T.' H. Brown and. Miss •Guerra Brown are holidaying at Georgian Bay. Mrs, Johnsonv McIlroy is ill at present. Mr.” and Mrs. Arthur Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Boyce visited friends in Port'IIuron On Sunday, Master Emerson Iieland, .one of the Indians polling flax in this dis- trict, -was operated on in 'the Seaforth hospital on Saturday. Mr. W. D. Manson and Mr. Papplc were in St. Thomas on Sunday visit mg their cousin, Mr. Roy Walker, who fs ill at present. Misses Wilma and Alibie Scip are visiting friends in Hamilton.. 'Miss Bertha JHeinticuhs, of New York, is spending,..wo •weales with her sister, -Mrs, J. 'F.MSnowdon. Mt.. jos. arbert, of _Detroit, spe iClt the Week -end 'at his home here. Mfrs. Glazbrook, of Chicago, is the guest of the Misses Brine. Mr. T. Beattie,'` of Toeonto, was hole attc t g 9Mui funeral of the late "`n lm l ;Mrs 3 • G. Grieve. ahs. D. Patterson, of Goderich, ,is spending this ' week with her niece, bfrs. Tirennan. Mrs, Beryl Brower, • of Cleveland, was a visitor ut the home. of Mrs, 12, on Thursday, B. rHo ntea' I' stem '�i • FOR .GOUDCLOTHES a FAIR 'PRICES 25.00 up Every garment made hi our own Store BENz, The S ecial' Milverton Flour W. Rave it _Give it a 'Nissl Ground Screenings [ehdp of All Kinds C. G. THOMSON GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES Will look like i ew --- when Dry Cleaned \ Beautiful work --- dresses so crisp, so fresh --- you would. think they had never been worn. Sweaters and sport clothes should be gleaned now. Satis- faction guaranteed and fast service. Phone 227 Sydney Dungey COMMERCIAL HOTEL PHONE 227 or 210 Rev. Mr. 'Foote, of Exeter,, occupied the pulpit of First Presbyterian Church on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grieve and chil- dren, of !Detroit were here attending the funeral of Mr. Grieve's:mother, the late Mrs. J. G "Grieve. Mrs. A. Ketchen, of 'Exeter, is a guest at the home of her brother, Mr. Robert Bell.• Mrs. H. W. Ellison,: of Toronto, MS a guest ;at'lthe'hotnt of lir, 'and Mrs. J. G. VAillets, ` • Mr. and Mrs. John Lane and Mary and Catherine were visitors in'Clintott' on Sunday. Miss Mary -Bell is visiting friends in London. Mrs. John Dawe and daughter Mantic, Chicago, and"l[rs. A. Babb. Mitchell, were visitors at the home of lies. P. D. Hutchison during ;the week. Miss 'Lavada Rising arrived home last week after a month's visit in Illinois, 'iv[iss Kathleen Price, Aylmer, who spent two weeks with her cousins, Mrs, R..E.1Bright and Miss Dorothy ,Hutchison deft for home •Mot'day and will return at the week -end to have her tonsils removed at Seaforth hos- pital. hos- ):ital, Miss Adeline Tyerntan and Mrs. J lrairservice are visiting relatives at Ilowinanville attd Toronto. :Mrs C. 0. 'Haigh and Mrs. R. B. Holmes are spending a week at Grand Bend. Mr, •rind Mrs. Theisen, of Detroit, spent the week -end M-itlt :Mfrs. Thei- sen's smother, (Mrs. Car•bert.- • Mr•s, R. Murless Jones is ill• Toron- to this wreck attending the wedding of her brother, Mr, Carl Sheahan. Mr. and :Mrs. Clancy and •daughter Margaret, of Detroit, are visiting Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart. Mrs. ,Lorne Weir, of 'Buffalo, is visiting !friends in town. Messrs, G. Parke, W. 'Pollard and (;. Hutchison - are camping at Ben- miller. Miss Eileen Chapman is spending her holidays in Wingham. T2cv. W. D. McDonald was in Woodstock during the past wveek at- tending the summer conference. I•fr. Thos. Tinel ,of Kitchener, is spending a week's holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hildebrandt, Airs. Smith and daughter,' of Pet- r cilia,, are visiting Mrs. R. Parke. Mrs. Forrest, of Whitby. is visiting friends in town. Mrs, James Atkinson and little grandson, Jimmie, of Seaforth, left on Sunday last for Detroit to spend a tootle of months with ler daughters, Mfrs. 3..M. Doyle and Miss Antra At- kinson bl:r. and Mrs. Tone ,Jordan, of :Lon- don, and Mrs. James McCann and daughter ‘Catherine, of Toledo, were visitors on 'Sunday last at Mr. and Mrs. P McCann lTTtbber't. ,Miss Marie O Dtowsky is spending her holidays wills her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Beige. Mr. Charles McGuire, Vlr. Will 13algc and son Freddy and daughter Marie, Misses Margaret and Florence Poltzan, olf. Kitchener, were visitors at -the home of Mir, John •Balge 011 ti Mr. . Albert $,rauslop£ over Sunday, The little daughter of Mr. and Airs. James Sloan had an oporatioii o i her foot last Sa'urday. Mr,.. and Mrs. Louis •Hildebrandt and -family Motored to Kitchener to spend !the week -end with Mr, and Mfrs. ,Con.' Thiel. • Mr. andj Mr', II;T.Mtrr Dante, an 1 4 , Y d ,'.: . of F1'n Mroh vete tao children t , l guests of Mr. assn Mrs. Robert. Rog asap, at' Constance last 'weel -Mr.; and Mrs. H. T3eoclilcy, of Flint, lficih,, attd ,Mrs A !Clarkson, To- ronto, visited hit. anctiMt s, P. Daley Mr. Clemens Thiel has taken a pos- ition in a bakery at Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Porteous are visiting relatives in Buffalo, New York City and Mountain View, New Jersey. MIr, Malcolm Armstrong • returned on Wednesday of this week from at- tending summer school at Queen's University, Kingston. • Mrs. A.•Cudutore, of Usbonre, visit- ed= her parents, Mr, and Mrs. P. Daley, ott Sunday. Mr. and :Mrs. F. J. Redmond' and daughter `fielen, of :Lethbridge, Alta., and Mr. and -Mrs. V. Redmond, of Chicago, are visiting Mr. Robert McKinley •and Mrs. A. D. Armstrong. :Mr. and Mrs. David Mole and two •sons;. of •Rochester, N.Y., spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mole, leaving Saturday morning for their_ home by motor. -lir. Jack Frost left for a two weeks' visit with his sister, . Mrs. Howard Burgess, of Owossa, Mich, 'Miss Tabitha Wilson, of Wheeling, W. Va.,spent the past week with her aunt, firs. 3, F. Snowdon. :Mir. and Mrs. \Vm, Wallace and daughter Lenora, of Windsor, have been visiting at the home of his bro- ther. Mr. and ilirs. Alex. Wallace, Tuckersntith. They also made a short holiday trip to Muskoka. The Soafotth Agricultural Society have been fortunate to secure Alice Dunbar and her company of enter- tainers ..for Cardno's' Opera Hall on Thursday evening, Sept. 2nd. After the concert there will be a Glance with music by .the London Ladies Or- chestra. \Mrs. Robt.-Cltlllis and Miss Etta Hornick were guests at the Rectory this week. Miss Mae Webster left Tuesday morning to spend a couple of weeks ,with friends in Windsor and Detroit. Mr. and Mfrs. E. M. Flynn, of Lon- don, were ,week -end visitors with Sea - forth friends. Mr. 1?. Foster and MMiss Gladys li.illel, of Toronto. are guests at the home of Mrs. \Vet. Ilabkirk. Mrs. . Geo. 13roivnlee and sou Elroy have returned home .from T'.ottdon. Special Optical Offer, High ;grade gold filled spectacles and eve glasses with hest flat spheri- cal leuscs for only $4.00. All other style of frames and leases at lowest prices Eyes examined by our well known specialist, MMr. iT-iuglison, for- merly optical expert for i eat':s, To- ronto,,, and Henry Morgan & Co„ Montreal. You are assured of the hest optical work to be obtained and at moderate prices. Two days only, from 1 p.m. -Monday, Aug, 23 to 12 noon Wednesday, Aug, 25ti1. Beattie's Fail; Seaforth. 3 VETERANS' P'CNIC. The fourth annual picnic of Huron Veterans was held on \Veclnesday at Jowett's.,Grove, Bayfield, and was a grand success, about 500 veterans with •their wives and families being present. • The basciiall match between Win g- hant'and Goderich was wort by Wing - ham by a large score. The sports were enjoyed by 'both spectators an I contestants, some of the events hav- ing 1.8 and 20 entries. Suitable and. valuable prizes were presented for, each event. lfajor Campbell of Wing- Inant, chairman, :o'f the day, was a hustler. ,Major Sloan had charge of the .sports and acted as clerk of the dart' One ofh n c t rr slnt t•est m c, g events vvas the contest for the best Veteran's s child horn •since 1918. Mrs. John Smith sane! fMes. W, J. Nedigcr, the judges. had a difficult task judg- ing 28 entries. Another interesting competition was' tlhe ladies' •walking race for gracefulness, Cob: Combo Your Auto Needs Winter Storage, Charging and Repairing for all makes of Batteries. A complete line of most called for parts of various cars, Now is the time to have your car overhauled Give us a call and see how reasonably it can be repaired, greased and cleaned. Dealer in New and Used Cars. Agent for Chrysler Foul. and Six Cylinder Cars, Regier's Garage PHONE 167W. YOUR. FUTURE Next year and all the years that are to come--- What will that mean to you? The answer depends upon the preparation you have made and will make for it.. The completion of one of our courses will assure you of SUCCESS FALL TERM OPENS • TUESDAY, AUGUST 31st. Write for free catalogue. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, STRATFORD, ONT. R. F. LUMSDEN, B, A- PRINCIPAL Amalgamated with McLachlan Business College., gave a special prize for the best and you may know his finest dine of silk hose will decorate the winning lady. The judges for this were Col. Combe, Col. Dunlop and -Col. T-Ieatnan. The ladies' 100 -yarn race was won by Mrs, J E. Cook, Clinton, after a close finish, by shoving ottt her chin an inch. A special prize for baby Twins was won by Helen and Gordon Herman, of Clinton. The supper was in charge 'of ,Airs. Major 1 -lays, Mrs. Major Sloan, Mrs, Clara Rnntball, Mir•s. \\'es. Walker and Miss Saluts, and when you say it teas v(1l1 done you are only half rght, and the thanks of the Committee are tendered them. The last but not least was e G- round Foxing bout by two \\ringhan, boxers, which was enjoyed by every- body. (-Tal. i\bcLean, of Wingham, afficiated as r'efer'ee with satisfaction to all, even the'contestants. Scotty Forbes and Lock •Cree anted as sec- onds in each corner of the squared ring. Prize for the two fattest War i;abies vwas awarded to Rally Ifc- Lean and Rosen Fitzsimmons. The following is the list, of prize- 11inners: Veterans 100- yard dasu—J. I-Iud- snu N. Geddes, J. Snazcl. (Girls under 16, 50 -yard dash—M. Pi well, Aga Shook, •D. M eCreath, Veterans' Wives, 50 -yard dash— Mrs. J, E. Cook, lira Vanvt•yck,'3Mrs. Cassels. Toys under 12—S. Cook, H. iiurtn- lbaw., TI Glazier. - Girls under 1>• -•Mi Yntv;l!, 1), \Ic- Crtath. P. Grieves. Children •horst since 1918—Mabel Couites, Alpine li,crwen, Jean But- ler. H. Mallard, •Itf. Fowler. Best pair of twins --'Airs. W. T. 'Herman: eteraes 3 -logged race—Johnston and Snazcl, Cole and Millar, Brittueli and rDnttgal. ' Ladies' graceful walking race --- Vliss Mayers \Gs, W. Caldwell, llrs. Sher rift,•Mrs. 3, 'Hudson. Oldest veteran—H. •TTcyles, R. Wal- ton T Musgrove. •Fat ratans race --f Shcrritt, M. MacDonald, Dr. :Atkinson, Veteran's an's walking race—j. Snazcl. Dr. Atkinson, I1. Dougal. • M AN LEY. lir 'Mud Mrs. Mack, who'were vis- iting Mrs. Mack os sister, Mrs 1?eter Eckart, have returned to their home it: Rochester, N.Y.. accompanied by Mrs. Peter 1 ckart and her daughter Teresa, Miss •Eckart intends to he - come an :American :citizen and 're- main in New York. The good Canad- ians are still ch•ittieg across the bor- I Sale's. popula- tion !crease Unc e o t t o t t It wish Fir Her lnaJty ,(rend, vvr I seeress- i11 hoe undertaking. Mira. W. J. MleKay and' her son 'William and daughter Margaret, who have been "sojourning with friends here, returned to their'. !home in -rim- NOTICE Ladies' Hairdresser §\vine at the Dennison. ' Pullman Barber Shop (Successors to W. W. Robin- son) Every Tuesday Phone 125 for appointments Specialist in Ivlarcelling, massaging, shampooing and hair cutting. Shoe Shine Parlor I have installed a shoe shine parlor. All colored shoes dyed, cleaned or shined. First class repairing while ,you wait. Dress well by keeping your shoes in good repair. All kinds polishes, laces, etc. Button Hool.s Free FED BARLOW RLOW SEAFORTH Two doors south of Beatties' Variety Store HOG SHIPMENTS. \Veek ending Aug, 12th. Seaforth—Total 76, select bacon thick smooth 58, heavies 3, sl e 4, toP hogs^. Bruceheld—Total G5, select bacon 5 thick smooth 42, heavies l4 extra' heavies 1. Watton --Total 1 191 select' � taco!, 52, thick ,smooth 115, ]navies 10, shop hogs 5.• Huron County -Total 1,042, select bacon 287 thick smooth 615, heavies 65, extra 'heavies 5, shop hogs 24, lights and feeders 12,