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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-10-14, Page 5tee •7H1311SDAYt 'OCTOBER 14, 1926, THE SEAFORTH NEWS 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 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. � T D. H. STE�WAR Phone 58 Seaforth Your Butcher. JEWELRY `Diamonds Clocks Rings etc. Watches - Emblems At moneysaving prices. Pcpart witchrepairia<g Service — Satisfaction J. A. WESTCOTT Watchmaker and Jeweler. Opposite W. A. Crich's. Re'd & White ehain Stores Our Prices for week starting October 15th. Redicutt Macaroni, 3 1ts. for 29c New Pack Peas, ,2 tins 25c Onions, dry, 'large, for winter use, peck 39c Sery-us Baking Powder, no alum Tin 30c Matches, 3 boxes............ 23c "Saturday Oct. 16th only" Redpath Sugar, cash $6.75 (one self filling Fountain Pen free) Free Pony Votes here. Ross J. Sproat Ph°ne 8 W. M. Stewart p `°!1e 77 If its groceries we have,them. W. A1 Walker & Son UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. j. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. rr® " NOTiCE'. Having taken over the agency of the late James Cowan for the Farmers' Fertili..er Co., Wingham, I will be pleased to fill all orders of both old and new customers and give any information within my knowledge ANDREW ARCHIBALD Box 282, Seaforth, - Ph- .e 44W. Also Agricultural Lime CREAM GRADING The purchasing of Cream according to grade became law on May 1st. Your cream graded here by experts under Government supervision and we guarantee you the best of service. All oiir grading is checked by the Department of Agriculture. Aim to send Specials artd No. 1 grade cream. Send or deliver your cream at least twice a week and as. direct as possible. All cream graded as soon as we receive it. Creamery Open Saturday Nights. Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont. SEAFORTiI CAFE REGULAR DINNER 40c Meals and Quick Lunches at all hours Prompt Service • BISSET'S ICE CREAM Sodas, Soft Drinks, Chocolate Bars, Cigarettes, etc, PEI CY HOWE Prop. 10. McInnes Chiropractor Of 'Wingham, will'' be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in future. Diseases of all all kinds success- fully, treated. Electricity used Frtiits-a:nd Vegetables At all prices to meet your needs •RHUBARB RADISHES GREEN: ONIONS SPINACH TABLE RAISINS HEAD LETTUCE CELERY CAULIFLOWERS TOMATOES" SHELLED ALMONDS 60c `'Per lb • PhtIIii The most dreaded disease. It means DEATH, perhaps, to your flock, if you don't ACT QUICK and use Pratts Roup Tablets( They give quick relief and stop the progress of colds and Roup. Every ratan who owns poultry should have ready to hand a supply of— PIO lUO TA''yLETS Said by Deateis tilt over Canada Write for PRATT$ y0111TRV800X FREE PRATT FOOD CO; 'CANADA [tinned 328 Ca.rlasv Ave., ,ronkoows Special Optical Offer. 'High grade, gold-filled spectacles andeyes glasses with°best flat spher- ical lenses lfor only $4.00. "All other styles of fraises and lenses. ,at lowest prices, Eyes examined by our well known specialist, Mr, Hughson, for- merly optical: expert for Kents,>1To- ronto, and 'Henry Morgan Bc. Co., Montreal. The best optical work to be obtained and at moderate ,prices Two days only, Tuesday and Wed- nesday, 'October 26-27. Beattie's Fair Seaforth, 2 IlTo-wiiToiks i • my. W. 'Ii. •Trethewey and (Mrs'. Hamilton are spending the week in ,Steatford, Rev. W. -P. Lane and Dr, iHanbui;n spent a 'few 'days in . Toronto lest week, representing Northside ;i;Inited Churdh at the Conference held in Massey Hall. Rev. J. E. Hogg, • ref Clinton, and Rev:' W. P. Lane, of Northside United Church exc'hange'd pulpits last'Sunday evening. , !Ivlr. and Mrs, 'Muxworthy and Kiss Myrtle, of Tavistock, Mr. IMuxworthy of 'London, and Mr. and Mrs, Den- nison and Mrs. Harris, of 'Buffalo, were week -end visitoes with 'Mr. and Mrs. John 'Love. e The annual 'Thankoffering; of the 11Jatibara Kirkman Auxiliary will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 19th, at 8 .p.m. Address 'by 'Miss Chalmers, of Scot- land, Everyone is invited. The Ladies' Aid of Northside Unit- ed Church intend holding their usual Thanksgiving dinner ou•Thanksgiving day. IMr. ...Malcolm Armstrong, of Luck now, spent the week-endeetvith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Arm- strong...-. !bars. Peter I:McDonald, of Amber- ley, was here attending the funeral`o'f her father, the late Mr. Archibald Haney• Miss ldarion Scarlett was the guest of Mr, aqd `Iles. Manson, (Blyth, the latter part of the week. Mr, W. H. 'Little, who is on the staff of the 'Continuation School, Delhi ,Ont., was 'home over the week- end visiting his parents, !bfr. and Mrs. Andrew Little. Mrs, Jack defeBeath underwent an operation at the S.eaforth hospital this week, and is doing well at pres- ent. preserrt. Mr. and Mrs. Chester McBride and 'children, of Barrie, Mrs. F. W. Wat- son, of Burlington, and Mr. J. lvlc- el ids of Toronto, were here owing to the serious illness of their mother, i2frs. +i\fcBride, who -is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J.IMcNay, and who we are pleased to report is recovering. Mr. J. IM'eNay has returned from attending the United Church Confer- ence in Toronto. IMr. D. Quail, of Welland, is visit- ing his brother, Mr. John Quail, The Musses McLellan are moving in -to the rooms recently vacated-Iby Mr. and bars. William Gillespie, on Main street. (Mrs, (Dr.) MeGavin, of Windsor, was a week -end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'McGavin. Mr. and (Mrs..Butcltard, of Stanley, and Miss MacGregor, of Cleveland, spent Sun -day in town. Rev. Dr. IS. Banks Nelson, of Ha- milton, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Archibald. Miss Margaret Armstrong and p2tiss Helen ,Redmond visited over the Week -end at the home of Dr. Arm- strong in Mitchell. Mrs. +W. Scott, !Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott and Miss Mamie Swan, of Bruce'ficid, spent Sunday with IMr, and Mrs. John Beattie. iMrs, G. 'tilr.'Woods and Miss Nan Woods, of Bayfield, visited friends in Lown on 'Friday. Miss Ida + Lake, bliss Helen McLeau and Miss Ella Hopper, all of Torotrto, are visiting at the Monte of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archibald and will 'be guests at the Else -Archibald wedding which will lake 'place on Saturday. 'Miss Evelyn Grieve is'in Stratford visiting relatives., Mr. and 'Mrs, j. ill, Webster and son Laurence and Mrs. 'B. C. Rising motored to Sarnia on Saturday and spent the week -end at the home of 2trs. Webster's brother, Mr. 1-Ienry: Ruckle. 'Word has been received of the serious illness of (Mrs. William Lock- hart, of 'Windsor, 'formerly of Sea - forth. Mrs. Lockhart is suffering from a stroke. 'Miss 1Itunu, Inspector of Training - Schools, paid an afificiai visit recently to Seaforlih Hospital and found every- thing satisfactory. Mrs. Thomas Pullman is very ill at present. The ladies of St, 'Thomas' church intend holding their annual bazaar on Thursday, November 25th. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnston, of To- ronto, visited at the liome of Mr. and Mrs, T. 3, Webster on Sunday. bars. Peter Kerr brill 'Iter' daughter, 'Mrs, James Gillespie, and little soil; were visitors at the 'home• of her sis- ter, Idris G McTaggart, Mrs, F. H. 'Larkin was iii Mitchell on !Wednesday addressing a meeting of the Women's Missionary':Society. !Mr. Warren Bucka'rd and Miss Norma Masters, of Branefo'rd, were visitors at the home of Mt: alai Mrs. Sydney Deem. (Mrs. Mulock Boultbee, of York Mills andh ee i son -hi -law. so nt law, \lir, J. J. Robertson,' of Toronto, were there visiting' Mr. F. Holmested. 'Mr, eSmale, of Detroit, is a visitor at his home here. "Mrs. J.''H, Broadfoot is visiting her sister in !Toronto. - Mr. and -Mrs Cline Scott and, little song of Calgary, 'were guests at the home of the Misses )Brine.' Mr. Albert Jones'.aitld son Robee,tt, of Oshawa,, spent 'dile week -end md'bh il'Ir, and 'Mrs, IR: F. Jones. Miss Fo euiau si>ent the week -end in Toronto. Mrs.-. :Waldorf' and daughter .Dor- othy leave 'this 'week, (for St. -Marks where they will in -•future reside. ilti•r. Fred Barlowllhas rented Miss Kelhoe's cottage, bar. Giew, of Clinton; has` leased Oa 'residence on John street vacated l.y;'91Trs,'Meldor'f. Mrs. Cassels,>of Toronto, is visiting her parents; Mr; ' and }Mrs. Patrick Walsh V • ',Mee Gertrude, Webster has :retur'n- ed: home from Toronto. • The ladies of the Altar Society rd St, Jantes' Church intend holding a euchre, 'a drawing of prizes and an old time dance'. on Tuestleay evening, October 14th. illogg's orILhestra will furnish the music for dancing. 'Mrs..Alex. Paike i is visiting her Sister, Mrs, Silas Eyre, an Tucker - smith. •' 'Mies :Mae Webster, of. 'Toronto, visited her ,parents, Mt. and Mrs. Lorne Webster, on Sunday. 'The cement work of'Grieve's bridge has !been completed. Mr. Pe M. Fla- nigan, the foreman: of the Huron County bridge construction work, and his men, are starting a new bridge at Blyth, Mr, Arthur :Scott, of Windsor, is a guest at the home of his father, IMr. John 'Scott, Mr, and 'Mrs. Louis 'Wiltshire, of Leamington, were .visitors at the home of ;kir, W. 'Deem. Mr. Jos. Carlin, of St. Coltemban, is ill in Seaforth 'hospital.,, Mr, Leo For -tune is suffering from. a 'broken arm, 'Having net with the accidentwhile cranking a car, 'Mrs. •IM-ilton Chesney, of Toronto, is visiting Iter mother, 'Mrs. J, Hab- kirk. ' EGMONDVILLE. • Anniversary services will be held in Egmondv'ille on ISunday, vNot. 14th. The congregation are exceedingly fortunate in having secured' for their special preacher for that day, Rev. D. C. McGregor, D.D., of St. Andrew's United -Church, London, President of the London Conference, and one of the outstanding :figures in the United Church of ,Canada. -Granted even ordinary -weather conditions the church should 'be filled to capacity at both services.- Services at 19 a,m, and 7.30 pen. A cordial invitatidn is extended 'to all friends of -the congre- gation to conte and worship with us and hear Dr, McGregor. The Presbytery of +i.Iuron held its regular fall meeting at Bayfield on Tuesday- ofthis week in response to an invitation extended by the Bay- field congregation some months ago. The clay eves ideal and the result was a splendid attendance, practically all of the 40 pastoral charges and ap- proximately 80 congregations being represented. Rev, C. F. Clarke, of North St., Goderich,, the Presbytery chairman, ipresided, and under his efficient leaders'h'ip a large docket of 'business was completed. 'Almost all of the Pre'slbytery's committees re- ported, aencl these reports not only re- corded satisfactory progress during the ,past year, but presented an en- couraging and challenging ipriegram for .the future. Rev, 'Geo. A. Wil- liams, missionary on furlough from. Formosa, captured the hearts and the imaginations of bite audience by his splendid appeal. In glowing colors he pictured the magnificent op- portunities for life service on the foreign field, and while he .paid very high eribute to those who were sup- porting the work at the •home 'base, yet one could not help 'feeling how much more might be accomplished, if we were measuring up to our op- portunities. The fact that according to cttstones reports, Canada spends more than 25 million dollars per year for tobacco, while the United Church of Canada ask, only 334. million dol- lars far 'Maintenance and Extension which includes all mission work, was one of his challenging remarks. The elate and place of next meeting was left in the hand's of the 1EEectttive Committee. The Young People's Conference of 1 -Duron Presbytery will be held in Londesboro on -Friday, Oct. 18t:h. The sessions will be held in tine United Church +and the steals served in the Community Hall. -Sessions at 10 a.m., 2 p.m., 7.30 p.m. A 'splendid pro- gramme has been arranged, amongst those taking part fi'otn outside our own Presbytery being •Rev. .D. C. •MeGrego•, of London; and Rcv. W. A. Cragg, of China. On Sunday morning (,D.V.) the pastor of Egmondville United Church will give a report of the great con- ference held in Toronto last week, VARNA, !bits. L. Bea tte, returned to her home after spenditi;g. a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Fulton, of Yale, 'Miele, Miss Eleanor Evans, of Seaforth, spent the week -end with her grand- mother, •ieIts Clark, Miss Sarah iRcid, of 'Bayfield; spent a few days with friends in and around Varna. Miss ;Emily'Beatty, of .London,• is home for a few: days. Mr. J. T, Reid, of ,London, -spent the week -end with relatives here: Mr. 1V•ili Logan and Miss Logan, accompanied by Mr. and 21:rs. M. lil- liott attended the Deanery meeting, which was held in Gerrie last Tues- day. Mr. Ilortott, of Hibbert, is spending a few clays With lids cousin, bird J. Beatty. Airs J\Veekes 'Sr., spent a day with 'Mr. and Miss Loan. • Ot ie v to the, Harvest testThan - g k5 .it• g ing in the Anghcaii,.Church here the United Chinch was closed. Arch- deacon Jones -Bateman, of 'Windsor, gave a splendid address 'to a 'run congregation, the church 'being very tastefully decorated for the occasion. Several front here took in the,har- vest thanksgiving service in +btiddle- ton'SSttnday a'fternoon:., The W. IM'. S. of the United ,Church met at the 'parsonage Thursday after- noon. There was a good attendance. Wiheii, Holloway's Corti Remover -is applied' to a corn, it kills the roots and 1-h6•callosity conies out 'without injury to' the flesh. Want and For Sale ads, 1 week 25c. KIPPEN. ;,hese are glorious fall days and farmers are busy gathering in the beans and all Jail fruits. This has been a •good year. Gilbert..farrott visited his brother, Dr. Jarrotr, of +Ailsa Craig, over Sun- day. Mrs. Workman has 'had her tonsils remdved' and feels much 'improved in health, and outlook. (Presbytery met on Tuesday at. 'Bayfield. 'Sunday, October 17th, anniversary services 'will Ile held in St. Andrews' United-Ohurch, Kiplpen, at 11 a.m. and 7 p,m. ;Rev, Mr, Lane of Seaforth will preach. Specjal -music 'and offer- ing. Everybody cordially invited. Teachers' convention this week in Goderich. Stewart .Cudinore has been nursing a sore arm since his accident, Sorry. Apples are a light crop and will. soon be gathered in this year. Our youngpeople plan to attend their convention at T.ondesboro on Friday: Ball bulbs have arrived and may be had at the •manse, 1Ki'ppen. Hiiisgreen anniversary will -be held on 'Sunday, October 24th, at 11 a.m. and 7 'p.m„ when Rev. RIr. .Stobie, 'B.A., of 'Belgrave, will preach, (Mrs. J. B. Grieve, Mrs. R. Geog- hegan'and son, of London, are visit- ors at the home of Mr end 'Mra. Jas. tMcClytnonf • Mr, and bars.. Glazier, of .Clinton, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Butts over the week -end. 'ivfr, Gilbert Jarrott visited his bro- r, r r• i •• t}ter, ll .Jar ort, of Ailsa sa C a f„ -over the week -end. HILLSGREEN. Mrs. John Jarott, Sr., and her daughter, spent the week -end at elle .home of Mr. John Jarrott, Kip -pen, Ibbs; 1?. Troyer „spent a few days luring the week with - her niece, Mrs. 'Vm. Dignan, Ilay. 'Silo filling its the order of the day. There will be no service in Hills- green on Sabbath next owing to the Anniversary services held in Kippen United Church; when the Rev. Mr. Lane, of Seaforth, will preach, Don't forget, theanniversary o ge , nrversa y a ser- vices in Ilillcgreen on Ort. 24th, morning and evening, when Rev. Mr. Scobie, of Belgrave, will 'preach. (Miss Verb Smith has returned home after spending a week with friends in Exeter. The many friends of Mrs. Robt. Love will be sorry to hear she is not improving es quickly as they would like: She is at -present in a London hospital, NORTH McKILLOP. There were some severe frosts on two or three nights 'last week. This is not unusual as most of the apples were ifrozcn on the trees in October of last year. Severe colds are quite •prevalent, the writer being one of the victims. We are informed 'that George Welsh, .who evorked around here for Some years, has got into serious trou- ble down at Paris, :The auction sale of Mr. Covets was well attended. The farm was not sold. 1VIANLEY. Mr. Fred Eckert has treated hitii` self to a net Star sedate- .' Mr. and Mrs. 'Thos:'McKat and Mr. W. Manley spent the week -end at the hone of Mr. C. Eckert. Mrs. Eckert is improving rapidly from her late iillhess. •Corn -cutting is the order of the day aitd •the 'fine weather makes it handle easy. CONSTANCE. Mt. Jas. (Riley spent Sunday at the home df Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Riley. 'Mr. and hire. Fred. Stephenson vis- ite. Sunday at the home of the lat-e tcr's mother, Mrs. Geo. Riley. We are sorry to hear that Mr. Jas, -Mann took a stroke one day last week and is not improving very quickly. \Ir. and Mrs. Jas. Moore, of Toron- to are visiting at the house of leis grandfather, Mr, Jas. Matin. l:Irs. \\rut. .Stephenson spent Sun- day at the 'honne of her sister, ibtrs. Thos, Pollard. Miss- Edith Riley. has returner( home after spending her holidays with her sister, Mrs Fred 'Stephenson of 'Brussels. CBOMARTY, Silo filling is the ot'der.uf the clay. Mr. and Mrs. Jol}n IL, Scott, of Tor- onto; called on friends in the vicinity one day last week. IiMr. 'Dan McKellar, of Detroit, is visiting under tate parental roof. The Marion /Ri'tchie Auxiliary field_ their monthly meeting at the manse on 'Friday evening after (which a social tints was spent. - ISa•crament of the Lord's Supper was observed in the Presbyterian +Church on Sunday. 'Mr. 'Bennie, of Mtitc,hell conducted .the service. BIRTHS. 1-TOtPPER.-1n Sea forth, On Friday, October Sth, 1926, to Mr. and Itt's, Win. Hopper, a son. 1•IOLLAN'D.--At St. 1Columban, on Tuesday, October 12•th, to ±NG'. and Mrs. J. J. Holland, a daughter. CARN'OCIIA'N. _ Itt 'Clinton, on Thursday, 'October 7th, 1926, to Mi•. vui, lairs, Jas. Carnochan, Jr., of Tuckersntith, a soh. IfcLE+AN,- 'In. Seaforth Hospital on .Wealnesclay, 'October 13th, to bar. and Mrs. Dan. \LcLcan, of Tuck- - ersinith, a son. PEE NEY. dle Hibbert, on Friday, October 8th, 1926, to Mr; and Mrs. Jos. Feeney, a son. 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