Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-09-02, Page 50- ...i,. 'THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1926. LOOK AT THE CUT' of Meat you are buying and see if it has the color and the appear- . ice of fresh, tender, juicy, whole- some beef. Don't buy it 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. �] A D. II. STEWART ART Phone 58 Seaforth Your Botcher. JEWELRY Diamonds Watches Clocks Emblems Rings etc, At moneysaving prices, Expert witch repairing Service "'-- ^� Satisfaction J. A. WESTCOTT Watchmaker and Jeweler. Opposite W. A. Crich's. Red White Chain..$tores Our Prices for week starting September 3rd. 7 Rolls Toilet Paper for 25c 3 lbs. Redi-cut Macaroni for 2k Somme Naptha Soap Cake for 5c 1 10 -oz tin Sery-us, baking pdr. 30c and 1 cake Sery-us Palm Oil Soap Free. This price is an in- troductory one only. ' On Friday Sept'. 3rd. only Redpath Sugar 100 lbs. $6.39 Spot Cash and 1 bag a customer Ross J. Sproat Phone g W. M. • Stewart Phone 77 If its groceries we have there. W J, Walker &MSon UNDERTAKING --and— EMBAL1vIING Motor or Horse Equipment, W, 7. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished, Night or day phone 67. NOTICE 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'.;..e 44W. Also Agricultural Lime • CREAM GRADING The purchasing of Cream according to grade became law on May 1st. Your create graded here by experts under Government supervision and we guaranteeyou the best of'service. All our grading is checked by the Department of Agriculture. Aim to send Specials and. No. 1 grade create.. Send or deliver your creain*at least twice a week and as direct as possible. All cream graded as soon as we receive it. Creamery Open Saturday Nights. Seaforth Creamer Co.Creamery SeaffiCtll, Ont. i SEAFORTI-I 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, D. H. McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in future. Diseases of all all kinds success- fully treated. Electricity used 1 Fruits and ar,.les vegebb 1, At all prices to meet your needs RHUBARB. ti RADISHES &GREEN ONIONS SPINACH TABLE RAISINS T HEAD LETTUCE CELERY CAULIFLOWERS TOMATOES SHELLED ALMONDS • �oc Ter lb. • L111 5%P er cent 20e yiar Debenture Gold .Bonds $100O Q $ $f 000 Interest Payable _ half -yearly Safe and Sound Investment' -House to Rent. House For Sale Price Reasonable'Put• %y Terms D. SUTHERLAND LA ND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT BONDS AND REAL ESTATE • SEAFORTH, ONT. Phone' 152 THE SEAFORTH NEWS Town Topics � � � Le...4.4r.wwwwwwwiNvommINIMO ibirs, Roderick 'McLennan, who is visiting' in 'Seaforth 'and vicinity after touring in Europe, leaves for her home in Winnipeg the end of this Week. Mrs. McLennan was formerly Miss Elizabeth McDonald, of Eg- mondville, Miss Marie' Smith, of De'tro'it, has `returned (home after visiting ter aunt, Mrs. M. Canbert: •Mr. J. Adams, of Dayton, 0., is a visitor at his home here. The congregation of :First Preshy- terien church had the pleasure of hearing Mrs. Joynt, of Lucknow give two Well rendered solos last Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Gottschalk, of ,Bad Axe, iiblich,, are guests of isirs, Roibt.. Mrs, A. 1f'c.Deranid and Miss Mc - Dern -Cid 'have returned from spending a couple of months with Mr. and Mrs. M bioDerntid in McKillop, Miss Verna Gr'at'es is in Detroit this 'week, Miss H, 1 'Grattan has returned from spending a, couple of weeks with friends in Stanley. Mr, and tubs. Norman 'Habkirk, of Grosse. Isle are visiting lit. and Mrs, T. 'R. Habkirk. Miss Davina Anderson is spending her holidays in Toronto, Miss Beatrice Seip is Spending her holidays in Saginaw Mich. Dr. and Mrs. Briggs di' Cleveland, are guests at the home of 'Mrs. A. Mc- Derm•id,"Goderiarh street Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Parish, of Lindsay, and Mrs. R. Fulton Irwin, rf Centralia, are guests at the home f Mr: and Mr's. F. S. Savauge. Mr, and Mrs. Ro'bert 'Livingstone, f Hamilton, were guests at the 'home 1 Mr, and Mrs. S. Deems Master Jack Stewart, of Goderic'h, s visiting his aunt, Mrs. Arnold Vestcott. Miss Erma Freeman, of Toronto, is pending her vacation at the home of erparents, \1:r. and Mrs. William reeman, Miss Link, 'of Exeter, has resumed er position as milliner in Seaforth. Miss Edith Seigel is visiting friends Brantford and Toronto, Mrs. S. Boyd and •3lrs. II, J. Gi'b- n are visiting Mrs. B. \Villiams in ra'ttord. Mr. and 'Airs. J. Sclater and fatti;ly e visiting in Toronto, Mr. Janes Gillespie and family ve moved into the,.Meruei• residence North blain street, which he re- ntly purchased, Air. W. Hariry was one of the dges at the Hensall horticulture r. . Mrs. Frank Sills and family are iting her sister, Mrs. B. O'Con- 1 in Windsor. bfiss Daisy 'Hamilton retur,sed ntil'to51. on 'Monday to resume her ties as nurse, after spending ter llday ti m, town, • irs F{ed,Barlaw and faillily spent week visiting friends in Dungannon d vicinity. --` 'rte lv1en's Bible Class 'of St. omas' church 'will resume their alar meetings next Sunday, 'Sept. , at 3 p.01. Ir. William H. Little motored to ronto on Monday, He was ac'com- tied by his cousin, Mrs. F. Phillips daughters Jean and Eileen, who ve been visiting i11 this district, iss Ferrol Higgins, of Clinton, ted .her uncle and aunt, lir. and s. Andrew Oke last week. Liss ;Leona 'Box is visiting friends Toronto. ast .band concert of the season be held in Victoria Park on Frei - night. Fr. J. f1, Ryan and Mrs. Ryan and ily spent the week-encl at the ue of his br'ot'her, Mr. J. V. Ryan, returned" to Detroit Thursday. af- spending a few days among his ads. Liss Mary Modeland has returned ter position 40 New Liskeard. IV Gilchrist Livingstone has re- ed to Detroit to resume ter cluties ord hospital, rs, Foreman, who has been iding several weeks at the home er fattier, Mr. Joseph heating, re- ed on Wednesday of this week to home in Fort 'William. .r and Mrs, W. T. Thompson and 311ters 'Nave .returned from spend- severalz,•weeks in Philadelphia. is 'Ellen 'u McLennan, of London, visiting ler 'brother, Mr. A. A. ennatl. rs. Robert bfeKay is visiting her r, Mrs. A. Broadfoot, in Tucle- lith iso 'Mae Hudson is spending a days its Toronto. nong the out-of-town guests at Kerr -Larkin' wedding were Dr: Mrs. W. W. Moffatt, Port Cal- e; Miss. Helen Larkin, Aurora and Mrs..Fred 'Larl in, Windsor Brenton Kerr; -Buffalo; 'Mr, and Partridge, tt idgc, and Mrs, G. Barr, nlo; Mr. Parker, Woodstock; A. 'Gardiner, Walton; and 'Rev, Mrs' McCullough, Kincardine. s, Wanless, of Varna, who is ng her daughter; Mrs. C. T. bull, returned hone Saturday. ss 'bIa bel Turnbull 7.unbull left for suint this week. ss Mary Kling left Tuesday .g t I sclay to friends in St. Thomas, s Ethel Daley, of Walkerton, sting 'her grandparents, Mr, and Peter 'Daley. 0 0 0 it h in SO St ar ha on cc Err vis nal Ila du 110 1 as an 1 Th reg 5th A4 To pat and ha' t•'isi A'1r rA L widl day A 10511 hot and ter frit b to Ii I turn at F 'Al s per of 41 turn her bl den ing .LI is bMcL •M siste eren "Al few .At the and born 'Mr. Dr, Mrs. Toro AI I's. and Mr visiti Turn' Hunt 11/Ii visit \f is is vis Mrs. REMEMBER 1 W, BATEMAN, 'The Tailor Main Si when looking for your next FALL SUIT or OVERCOAT New Styles and New Cloths are here now for your Inspection 'Every garment made in our own workshop WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES Will look like new --- when Dry Cleaned Beautiful work --- dresses so crisp, so fresh --- you would think they had never been worn. Sweaters and sport clothes should be cleaned now. Satis- faction guaranteed and fast service. Phone 227 Sydney Dungey COMMERCIAL: HOTEL PHONE 22^7 or 210 'Mrs. Wil'ber.t' Webster is visiting relatives in Walkerton tr Mr. J. E. Keating was 'a Toronto visitor. Mr. and ivirs, H. M. Chesney have returned from a trip .to, Portland, Oregon, Mfrs and Mrs. James McKinney, of Guelph, Miss Ross and Mr, •'Hod'gins, of 'Fort. /Francis' Sask,. ,accompanied to by his sister, 01 Clandeboye, Ont., visited Mrs1111, R. McMichael, Miss Marjorie Bie1ell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. has been engaged' as teacher ar S. S. No. 6, Hallett (Harlock). Mrs Traok Coates leaves this week for his school at Sioux Lookout. IDD, S. W. Honey, his son Dr. Alan Honey, •anti Mrs. Honey and son, of St. Joseph, Mich., were visitors with his brother-in-law, ,Mr. John Robb. Mrs. Teamerson and baby, of Wat- erloo, were week -end visitors with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Strong. IvM'iss Laura Ross, of •the Windsor teaching staff, has been visiting 'friends in town and vicinity, Mr. Ranald ,Reinke, who has spent the summer at Grosse isle, Mich., has returned Monne. 3.1is. R. S. Evans and Eleanor are visiting friends in Toronto. Mr. Harold Coates, of Cleveland is visiting 'his paresis, Mr, and Mrs R. E. Coates. !Mrs. James Sproat is visiting Itis parents, ,Aar. soil Mrs. Robert Strong. He is recovering from an attack of blood poisoning. 'Miss Nina Robb haves next week to do school nursing' at Port Col- borne. Mr. Jdhn Reinke, of Tickersmith, underwent 50 operation for appendi- citis on Friday in the Seaforth hos- pital. and Mrs. Thos. Sproat and fainly, of Peterboro, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rob t, \IcGonigrc, Mr, Sproat is employed with the !Bell Telephone Company in Peterboro, . Mr. Jos. Fitzgerald and family have moved to the Border Cities, where ;he has secured a position. 'Mr. Scott, of TIaeriston, has moved into the house vacated iby Mi'. Fitzgerald. ttbfrs. Leo Fortune visited •in Lon- don last weer:. ALTs' C. L Whitby and children,' who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and M. John Robb, returned on Satnrcbay to Vermilion, Alta. ihlr, George Stewart leaves on Fri- day on a visit to Crystal City, Man, M'•, and Mrs, john Kenny sand their son I Cavo[ from Detroit, called on friends in town last Sunday. • The Altar Society of St. James' Church held (heir euchre and dance on 'Tuesday evening 'so as not to con- flict with the Agriculture Society's concert Thursday i,vening. The win- 'er: ,were ladies' first Mrs, s, Merlon- aid_ Win Ilam gentleman, ( S ), gc ensu, John Niin lone hands, 1 a 1 Nigh; d lady, Alice ' 1I' I" } C be t, gentleman, IL, Devereaux-; 'consol'ation \Irs Cleary and Jas. Purcell, Mr. and 'firs, Thos Rands and Miss M'aybelle'Rands leave 'Friday on a visit to North Dakota. !Air. and Airs. 'A. St•inghani .and Zola, of 'Woodstoctc, spent T!hursday of last week at Mr. R. Rog•enson's. near Constance. The fire brigade lecs'ived a call, Monday afternoon, when a blaze started in Mn. J'. F. Welsh's barn, North Alain street. No damage was done as the lire -was put out with a, pail of water. i Dr•. and firs. Frank 'E'benhart, tvlio ihave been visiting his another,' Mrs. C. Ehnr li.u•t, 'have returned ,to 'Mea - ford. Miss Isabel Lowery has accepted a position on the 'Goderlch public school staff. IAfiss Mary Bell has returned to \Wilton Grove, Mr. Gordon' Thompson is .in To- ronto this week. hiss Ella Turnbull left for Toron to last week to take part in She Ex htbftfou chorus: 11 -aster 'Lred Barlow is visiting his grandmottlter in Toronto. BIRTHS. GOLDI!N'G.-In Seaforth, on August 21st, 1926, to Mr. and ,Mrs. W. H. Golding, a daughter, KIPPEN ROAD. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Simpson and family, of Montreal, also Mr. and Airs, Leslie King, of Stratford, spent the weekend'at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A. T. Simpson. SIr, A. T. Simpson spent the 'weck- end-at his .110'116 in Tuckersmith. Mr. and '.ldrs. George Greenwood. and family, and Miss Madeline Bell, of 'Detroit, are visiting at the hoarse of Mr. and Mrs. George'Bell, Miss Emily Kennedy is visiting with friends in Windsor. CONSTANCE. Presentation. ----On Monday' evening Inst the members of the King's D.att- ghters' 'Sunday School Class met at the itonte of Mrs. Miller Adams, who has so .ably taught the class in true past, The evening was spent in games, after which Mrs. Adapts was presented with a book of poems en titled "It Can Be Done" and the fol lowing address . was read: "Dear 'Teacher. --Please accept this 'book as a slight 'token of our appreciation of your work among us. \Ve sincerely . hope that your health will soon per- mit you to resume your place among The King's Daughters' " 'Co this bfrs. Adams made a suitable reply. a fter which a dainty lunch was served. Miss 'Phoebe Wakefield spent the ti1 deelciel.-encl with friends in Brussels and ,Miss Eclith Riley spent last weer: with her sister, Mas. F. \V. Stephen - 0011. Alis Edith ,Riley left Taacsday foss 'Clinton, where she will take up housework for Al Ts. Cordon Cunning- hame. Mr. John Hart'had a birthday party at his !faille in A•Iriillop on Friday night. Ti was Miss, Mary's celebra- tion, 1'hresh.ing machine, are in the vil- lage these days, •both 311. Addison's and Mr.'Leiner's, \ilos bfary,Cook left Tuesday night for her home in Goderich 'township. She has • been spencling a few .daps with her sister, .Mrs. Joseph Riley. - No need to suffer with corns, or to: ran, the risk of pairing theins Remove them sti e'ly' and painlessly with Hobs loway's Corn Remover, ROXBORO. Quite a number have finished har- vtstidg in this neighborhood; alis ;lo'hn Shannon and daughter Nina and 3.1 'told Arra, J. Williams of Bay City, Mich, visited -Afr. Milton Stewart and 1fr. F. Coleman Friday last. Roxboro school, No. 13 McKillop, looks very clean anal attractive, hav- ing been covered with asphalt shingles and r epaintcd• The children have started cd ata a, •I to sc ltonl a sin wibh g a few new .beginners to trend their way through life, Afiss Y Haist is tea- cher. Arr. Jos. Eckart, the veteran tltre'sh- er, is again doing- his best Co help the 'farmers out .by threshing• grain, of which the yield is very fair. MCKILLOP, 'air, and Mrs. F, Koehler and Mr, and Airs, Henry Koehler, Miss Ade- line iMesserschntidt and Harvey Koe- hler were at Rostock on Sunday. of -hast week, We are pleased to know that ivf.r. Charles Regefe is gradually recover- ing from his recent iliness. }Ali. George ValtAuathl, who has been employed with M'r. 1\Tait. Hnegt•. left Saturday for the ]Vest. Mr. and li'rs. R. Kahle and sons; The Special Milverton Flour We Have it—Giga it a ?oat Aa Ground Screenings Lehop of 1111 Kinds C. G. TIIOMSON GRAIN DEALERf PHONE 25 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 as a call and see how reasonably it can be repaired, greased and cleaned. Dealer in New and Used Cars, Agent for Chrysler Four and Six Cylinder Cars. Regier's Garage PHONE 167W, CLASSES NOW IN SESSION Courses: Stenographic, Commercial,i Secretarial, Complete Office Training, Telegraphic. Our individual instuction makes it possible for students to enter at any time. Write for free catalogue. eENTRAL BUSINESS eeLLECE STRATFORD, ONTARIO Amalgamated with McLachlan Business College. R. F. LUMSDEN, B. A. , Principal are visiting friends in Detroit at pres- ent Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prueter and family of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. John Hintz and fancily of Logan spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Rose. Mr. and Mrs, Louis 'Becker and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rose attended the funeral of the bate Mrs, 'Henry Kum- mer, in Kitchener on Thursday. Mrs, Kummer was in her 85th year and was a resident of the 10th of Logan forty-five years ago. Mr, and Mrs. A. P. Hampel and son Earl of Ayr accompanied by Airs, A. J, T-Iue:thec and 'son Billy and daughter Joy, Morriston, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eg- gert. tMr. Leslie \Veiterson of Detroit is Lome for a few weeks to assist with the harvest. ibr. 1\ T Koehler, of Rostock, w•as a Sunday visitor at his hone here. TUCKERSMITH. • Messrs. Sillery ant' Pepper of the 2nd concession. had •a number of car loads of fertilizer delivered to them last week at lirucelield station, for their many customers. The merits of this valuable product have become so in evidence, especially in the growing of winter wheat that many tons of it are going to he used this NM in this locality. The Trustees of 11.5. No. 3, with commendable enterprise, had the school house nicely painted and dec- orate(' during the vacation Mr. Nicol of Sea -forth did the work„ which is a guarantee that it has been well done. Mr. James Boyce is at present ope- rating Iris ditching machine on the farm of 11r. C. !%laugh, and is doing excellent work. Mr. Haugh is one of the most progressive farmers in this township and is getting .his farm in first •class condition. Because of the continued wet wea- ther, farmers were beginning to ties - pair of being iable to save their craps, but the weather is now ideal and nmchi 0 ther ' g Ann is being housed in very fan' condition 'Miss Lindsay of the Loudon road. who has been teaching the West End school has resigned, \Liss Gawley has [returned and commenced teaching• No. 6 - school, 'having spent the holidays at her home near Ripley, - Thea oat 'harvest is nosy on and there is a rush to get them under cover, 3.1 r, A. Matheson has detached 'front Detroit where he It'as been visitiu•g his sonsi iir, and Mrs, Lee,of.,AViteatley, vi, ited the latter's parents here last week. Wan NOTICE Ladies' Hairdresser [will be at the Dennison & Pullman Barber Shop (Successors to W. W. Robin- son) Every Tuesday Phone 125 for appointments Specialist in Marcelling, massaging, shampooing and hair cutting. Shoe Shine e Pedlar` 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. Allkinds kinds ori p sties, laces, etc. Button Hooks Free FRED BA L RoW SEAFORTH Two doors south of Bea ' Variety Store tiles Health cannot he lookedfo— r in the child 'that is subject to worms, 'be- cause worms destroy health by -creat- ing' internal disturbances- that retard development and cause 'serious.'weak, n�+s. .\tiller's Worm Powdersex Cf storms . and .are so beneficial in their action that the systems of the little sufferers,are restored to healthfulness,. all the discomforts and Clangers of vorin infections: are removed, and and For Sale ads, 1 weep 25d satisfactory growth' is assured.