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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-09-09, Page 51' Or!,. x 1UIRSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 9, 1926 LOOK AT THE CUT 0 of Meat you are buying afid;see if it has the color and the appear- ance 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 rs better to pay us' a few cents a pound more and get meat you can eat enjoyably, D. H. STEWART Phone 58 " Seaforth. Your Butcher. JEWELRY. Diamonds Watches Clocks. Rings etc, Emblems At moneysaving prices. '..l:cpeft w itch repairing ,.Service — Satisfaction J. A. WESTCOTT Watchmaker and Jeweler. :Opposite W. A. Crich's. • Red & .White ehain Stores Our Priris 'for, 'meek .starting September 10. Sery-us Floor Wax, Ib: ` tin 39c Corm Flakes package ...... 11c Rice'Siam 4 lbs. ,fors 2 5c Pineapple Tid Bits,' Tin......24c Silirriff's Pure Vanilla ° or Lemon extracts and 1 Community Plate Spoon all for ;,,,,,35c "Saturday Sept. Iltl only". Five Rose's Flour, 98 lbs. 4.49 Spot Cash '3 `bags customer, .: Ross J. Sproat Pent; W. M. Stewart Phone 77 Ifits groceries we have them. W1 J, Walker & Sok, UNDERTAKING -and—. EMBA3.MMIING 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' Fertiliser 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. 44W. Also Agricultural Lime CREAM GRADING The purchasing of Cream according to grade became law -on May 1st. ' Your cream graded here by experts ,under Government supervision and we guarantee you the best of service. All our grading is checked by the Department 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 soon as we receive it. Creamery Open Saturday Nights. Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont. SEAFORTH . 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 HONE Prop, D. Hr McInnes ehiropra,ctor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After - fully treated. noons in future. Diseases of all all kinds success - Electricity used Gam► Fruits and Vegetables At all prices to meet your needs RHUBARB RADISHES GREEN ONIONS SPINACH TABLE RAISINS HEAD LETTUCECELERY CAULIFLOWERS TOMATOES SHELLED ALMONDSc rninipsPer Ib,1 ■T 4115 FOR SALE The George Hill Blacksmith Shop," repair and woodwork shop and dwelling house in Eg- ntondville, One of the 'best stands in the district, Electric light, motor power, colttple'te .•equipntelt. Stock of 'general supplies on hand. Will be sold at a reasonable price, Owner forced to retire on accountof ill -health. ith. Immediate C posses- sion. Also barn 30x20 with ad- clition 15x30, timber frame, and a quantity of lumber; oak, bass- wood, etc., plank, scantling, etc:' ?Also a:40 ga'l. tank with tap. Inspection invited; Phone or call for appointment. A. D. SUTHERLAND, REAL ESTATE, Seaforth Phone 152 Want and For Sale. ads, 1 week 25c. C■ at�ae�ra sa�.aw��p Town ToP` cs t 6. ' Mrs. S. Blake, of, Seattie, Wash., is visiting her brothers' in.:'towti and at Winthrop Miss Lavada Rising left this to complete ,her •course at the ural Businc3s College, Stratford. Miss Irene, Ireland' of " CIL Sask., who has been', visiting, •grandparents, Mr. and .Mrs, J, Govenlock and relatives for the year, returned to' her (home on day last, Mr, and Mrs, Allan Starling, Mr. and 'Mrs,: Walter Starling, and Mrs, George !Martin and Mr. ban Shade, Cleveland, were visitor the home of Mr, and 'Mrs. Will Shade, 'Lrgmrottdviile, and with and Mrs. Albert Starling, McKil !Misses Nellie and' Kate Laverty Stratford, were visitors at the h of lyIr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan, Miss Ruth 'Flemming, Cleveia who has been visiting Mr. and 0\i.' Broderick, returned home on ; urday last. Mrs. Jos, L Johnston, of town, has been seriously illin the hospi has returned horde and is recover nicely, 4blrs. Ernest Starling, of Kiss6 m dine, and a :forer' resident of S forth, underwent a serious operat in Kincardine hospital on Thurs last Mr. and Mrs. " Ted Johnston, Toronto; spent a few days at hoarse of Mr. L. Webster. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. IRecbmand a their daughter'I•Ielen and Miss M •garct Armstrong have returned fr Toronto after visiting friends, a are at 'present visiting at the Iso of Mrs. A D. Armstrong. • Miss Dorothy 'Prost has accepted position as saleslady in .Mr, W. Willis' 'store. Mr. Chas. Little, of I\IcKillop, is Toronto visitor this week. Mrs. Jean Hart and two claughte Lula .and Sadie, returned on Sett day after a three weeks' visit in D troit Miss a'fary Hastings visited it cousin, .Mrs. Jessie Brown, while r 'tur'n.ing from a visit in Fent count Mr. R. McGee, of Port Albert, w a visitor at the home of his siste Mrs. George .Eberhart, in McKillop'Messrs. Fred Crich and Jas."St art are on a motor trip . to Ne ork. Mr. ;and Mrs, Hugh Robb, of De- oit,rwere week -end guests at the onto of Air. James Robb. Miss 'Hazel 'Reid spent her 'holi- ays iris Wiallaceburg. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stewart ere in Stratford visiting their datt- hte, Mrs. W. 'Richards, Vir; and' Mrs George Grassie and r, and Mrs. E. 'Grasaie and son, of familton, visited 'their aunt, Mrs. Ilen Murray, over the holiday. -.. Mr, and Mrs. John ,McTavish and u are spending a few days in To- nto. Mr. and !Mrs, Richards .and two i:ldren, from Stratford, spent the eek -enol with Mr, and Mrs. Isaac odeland. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Porterfield, of etroit, were guests at the home of and Mrs. Robt. Porterfield. Miss ,AMargaret AlcLeocl is visiting ends in London. Mrs. J. Ballantyne, of Brussels, as a visitor at the home of 'Airs. W. roacifoot. Mr, 'Walter .Cole, of Toronto, spent e holiday in town. 11'. Lorne -Webster is a Lucknow sitor this week Mr. and airs, Jos.'Rawley and his other Albert, of Port Huron, spent bor day with friends in town. cssrs. Rawley are Seaforth boys d have made their nark in Uncle in's domains. Miss Margery Nolan, Huron road st, left on Monday to resume her tics as teacher in Toronto. Mrs. EL C. Box 'spent the week - d with her parents, at Strathroy. Mrs. Johnston, of Stratford, has en visiting Mrs. R. L.Clark, Miss Grace Landsborou'gh, who dcrwen1 an operation for appendi- is, has returned hone from the -pifal, A[ajor Habkirk, of the Salvation lily, Winnipeg, is visiting friends town. Mr. S. T. iII'olntes, Mr. and Mrs. R. I'I 'olntes and Mrs. F. R. Beattie toned to Toronto and spent the ek-end. Mr, A. Sparks left this week on a siness-trip to •Codhrane. Ors. R. L. Clark and Mrs. Pink- y were in Aylmer visiting Mr. and s. Charles Clark. fr, and Mrs. Peciclder, who have n spending 'their holidays withWilliam Charters, have returned Grand Rapids, 'Mich, \.f'is's Marjorie Cooper, of Wat- d, is visiting her friend, tydisc i'le Sharpe. ' .1r,- land ,Mrs. S. J. Guhr, of To- to, spent the holiday with Mr. Mrs. W, J. 'Shannon. Er, and Mrs, Jos. Dayman, of De- t ,were Ct.e 711 the vicinity . acquaintances on Labor Da3a\i•ng hreshing is the order of the day Mrs. Jos. Eckert's, outfit is anak- its usual rounds. rs. L Bevans returned to her se al IHespeler on Tuesday, after in Mr, and 'Mrs. John Oldfield, lrersntith, She was accompanied Mr's. Oldfield. i'. Archie (Hays, of Port Erie, !'the week -end with his parents, and Mrs. James Bays. r. and Mrs. W. R. Plant and 1y, are visiting friends in Acton. J. Steele, of the Dominion k, Toronto, was a guest at"the c of Mr. and Mrs. J• J. Cluff. rs Robert Townsend, of Con - 1, Ohio, is .visiting relatives - in cersanith.-- week Gen- max, h er' past Tri - and Mr. s at iam Mr:- lop. , of. Dirac nd, \fits. Sat - who tal, ing ar- ea- ion day o f the It d ar. out nil me a G. a rs 1r- e- er e - Y. as r, e- tV Y t an d w• M F Is [a ro C11 K\' M D M frs B th vi br La Al an Sa ea du en be uncit ho Ar B. mo we bu ne Mr \ bee r to 1 for Eto t folk and troi old and ing M hon visit Tuc by . ill spen Mr. M fa in; tort Ban hoan \'f eaun Tuc'1 Mrs 3, Docherty and Miss Ltilu Dodherty spent some days in To- ronto. to. Mr. and !Mrs, J. Quail .and daugh- ter Velma were'in Toronto this week. Mrs . L. 'Reinke and Miss Thouts wore in .Mitchell visiting friends, \V THE SEAFORTH NEWS E. W BATEMAN, The Tailor Main St. when looking for your next FALL. SUIT or‘ OVERCOAT New Styles and New Cloths are here now for your Inspection Everyarment made in our own workshop ) • That Suit Looking Shabby? No money for a new one? Never mind. Bring in all your old clothes. We will make them look -like new, AND KEEP THEM LIKc; NEW at a surprisingly low' cost! Our method is the one used by the valets of the Elite. THE HOFFMAN, Modern Sanitary Steam Process. Sydney5' Dungeyr COMMERCIAL HOTEL PRONE 227 or 210 . Work called for and delivered. Miss Heron, of Toronto, is visit- ing her 'brother, Mr. T. E. Heron. Mr, and Mrs. E. U,ntbach, of To- ronto, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.• H. Stewart, The 'Misses Watson; of Port Ar- thur, who have 'beets visiting their brother, Mr. Janes Watson, for the past ten .months, returned hone last Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. V. 13, Walker and Mrs, J. E. Walker, who were guests at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. 1'. 71. Chesney, • .have. returned to their home in ,Rochester, N.Y., and Hazelhurst,. Penn. • Mr, • William McDougall, of Eg- mondville, lsad the mlisfortune, to slip and fracture his 'stip. Miss Effie Beck, of Toronto, spent the week -end with 'Miss Florence Beattie. Mr. Reid -Edmonds intends enter- ing Toronto University to take t>,,. course in dentistry. A•Irs, A, Sparks and son Lorne spent a few days in Zurich. Mrs. A. IMcGavin is visiting in To- ronto, \fr, and Mrs. McGee and son Jack, of Wingham, spent Sunday in town. Dr. R. Davis, of Mindetnoya, spent the week -end with his mother and sister. 21r. anis at re, James 'Kerr motored to Toronto Monday, They were ac- companied by Mr, and Mrs. Howard Kerr to their home in Galt, also by Miss Minnie Somerville to Toronto where she paid a brief visit with old 'Seaforth friends, A6'. and •Mrs. Stag - dill. Misses Annie and Grace Mulley are a: Hamilton at present. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plewes and children, of Sault Ste. Marie, and :\lila Leota Plewes, of Toronto, were guests at the Dome .of Mr. and Mrs. \\'. J. Nott, of Egmondville. Mr, Raymond Nott is visiting his cousin, Mrs, Thos. Doherty, of Hen- Iryn. 21r. and Mrs. Peter Lennon and son, from Montreal, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Devereaux, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Downey, of Detroit, are visiting Mr, and Mrs. \Vm. Devereaux. Dass Esther Williams, of Toronto, was a week -end visitor at the home of Mrs..L. ID, Fortune. Mrs, 'Wm. Devereaux silent Sunday in Stratford. HIBBERT. 'Messrs. James and John'Adelady re- turned to Detroit: on Monday after spencl°ing the week -end at the hone of their father, Mr. Joseph Meladi', of Ribbert, Miss Mary Doyle returned to De- troit11 Monday o [o resume her duties as nurse after spending her holidays at the home of her parent's, Mr, and Al r s,J y a•me . -1 , 'Th s Doebberr Miss ,Agnes O'Reilly returned to ToledoOhc n Monday after a brief viOhio; at the home of her' parents, Mr. and Mrs. James O'Rei'lly, I-Tib- bert. hi:r. John Williams returned to De- troit on Saturday' after spending a week at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. .I?atnick Williams, Hibbert. Miss'•Entily Kennedy, of Tucker - .smith, rent to Windsor on Saturday last. She -teas accom'pariied Iby her cousin, 'Mr. James Kennedy, of Wind- sor, who has been visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mr. Denis 13arry, of Tucker'a nits was renewing old acgtrain'tances on the 4th line off Hibbert on Sunday. Mt. and Mrs.11 I Walsh � c J and Far, - 1 .ti f i ` o is ' Y M Klllo _ were visitors ois its tr Waterbury , t y n1 Sunday last and on their return homeward were guests at the 'home of their uncle and aunt, Mr, and .Mrs. Miohael Maloney, Kin- tr kora, WALTON, .Cart Mowbray, of Detroit, spent the Holiday at his home in Watton, The Young People's League held their first meeting of the season on Sunday evening and will continue throughout the fall and winter months, •;Miss - Grace Somerville returned this week from Toronto, The Walton School fair will be held on Sept, 27th. Mrs. 'McCullough and daughter, of \Vawanosh, were visiting at Balfour's over the week -end. Mr. and 'Mrs. Best, of Winnipeg, are spending a week at the home of Mr. Robt. Ferguson. Mr. John Clark itas moved into new hoose he recently purchased in Lis - to wel. Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Maines have returned from Bruce Beach 2Iiss Pearl Timmer went hack to London on Monday. 21r. Cart Ryan was a week -end visitor in Walton. Mr. Neal has returned front his trip to Northern Ontario. Earl and Dick Hoy returned on Monday frons Port Albert. Louis Herman, of Guelph Junction, Hugh Altrer, of Stratford, is in' Walton attending school, Mrs, J A4el:acltern and children are spending the week near Ethel. Mr. and Mrs. J. Watt are visiting in Toronto. Fire broke out in the basement of R. J. Pearson's general store at the village of Ethel on the morning of the 7th lust, which did considerable damage to Mr, Pearson's stock in the store -and contents of Isis dwelling over the store, also to the brick block containing the above, owned by Mr. 'I'l:os. Vodden, which is fully covered 1>y insurance. Stimore-Williamson — The Presby- terian manse, Seaforth, was the scene of a quiet evedding on Wednesday af- ternoon, fto noo1, September 8th, \when Kath- leen Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James H. Williaanson, was unit- ed in marriage to Alvin John. Sti- nhore. son of 'Henry V. Stimore, both of Mckillop. '.rhe ceremony was p: r - formed by Rev, F. F[. Larkin, D.D. 'l'hc bride wore an ensemble suit of dove grey cloth trimmed ,with fur,. and grey felt hat. Mr. and Mrs. Sti- I icre left for Toronto on their tved- dulg trip. WEST BRODHAGEN. .. , While Mr. Henry .Bennewie., was unloading oats in his barn, using the slings to unload, something' went wrong with t he lock just when the bundle was' going into the stopblock and t )) nil 1 ed and came down, throwing Mr. Bennewies to the floor, breaking his collar :hone and a couple of ribs. This will lay him oft work for a time. Some the e farmers have - e finished e harvest while some have a lot out and with the weather man not in their favor will have to do the best they can, bestWechling bells will soon be ringing in the neighborhood. Wishing the Mr. Fred. Koehler is busy with his thresh.ing outfit in the neighborhood. There is some very light oats this Year and on some fields there is not a half crop, as the season was too short on account of the cool spring, ifr.Charlie Regale, who was laid up for 8 or 10 days with a sore knee is able to be around again, but is still sore Mrs: Mime Kahle, who was In De- alt last week attending the wedding a friend has returned home and thinks Mel'iliop good enough yet. Mr. Lorne l'fesscrschmidt of De 041, is spending Labor day ander he Special Milverton Flour We Have it—Give it a 't'r'ial Alw; Ground Screenings Whop of All Minds C. G. THOMSON GRAIN DEALER 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 us 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, GLASSES NOW iN SI SS1eN Courses: Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, Complete Office Training, Telegraphic. Our individual instuction makes it possible for; students to enter at any time. Write for free catalogue. eENTRAL BUSINESS eeLLEGE STRATFORD, ONTARIO Amalgamated with McLachlan Business College, R. F. LUMSDEN, B. A. , Principal the parental roof, at Air, and 'Mrs Fred Koehler's. CROMARTY. - The 'monthly .aaeeting of the W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. Ed, Allen on Thursday, Sept. 2nd. Excellent papers were read by Mrs. Jas. Wright, Mw, W. E.- McLaren, and Mrs. Thos. Oliver. The Cromarty softball team played the return game with Elitnville at the Winchelsea grounds on Aug. 3011s, the result being 39 to 8 in favor of the visiting team. Afitss Al, Currie and Mrs. Tufford, of 'Toronto, are spending a few ]sols days at their home in the village. Mr. Lloyd 'Miller las returned home from Timmins for two weeks, after which he intends going to To- ronto. Air. Robert T-foggart(t has rented his farm to Mr. Jas. Wright and in- tends leaving next month. Some of the visitors at Toronto from around here, are Mir, and Mrs. Jas. T-Towwe. and -Miss Ethei Airs. Kenneth :AfcKellar and Mfis, 'Mary Allen. 11r, bunt. 'McKellar, Jr., left for the \Vest on Friday last. OND T H E c,""0 a"' STRAIN SISTE?S <11Z/ aWIT WITH THE • i I MUS CAL ECKM DTS NOTICE Ladies' Hairdresser Swill 'be at the Dennison & Pullke° Barber Shop (Successors to W. W. Robin- son)._ Every Tuesday Phone 125 for appointments Specialist in Marcelling, massaging, shampooing and hair cutting. Shoe Shone 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 Hooks Free FRED BARLOW SEAFORTH Two doors south of Beatties' Variety Store '\fang children die from the as- .. saults of worms, and the first care of mothers should he to see that their infants are free from these ,pests. A vermifuge that can be depended on is Miller's \r I m Powders, der They will only expel W01,1115 from th tem, but act as a health- c sys- tem, and a remedy' for n airy gnt of t'h e ailments that beset infante enfe bl. ` ing'thent and endangering their lidos.