HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-11-25, Page 5Valet Service
Ring up 227 or 210 and ask for Sid.
Then enquire about the new VALET SERVICE.
All our work is done on a HOFFMIAN SANITARY STEAM
PRESS, an iron never touches your garment.
SE1 FORTi4 GARMENT � y C�14RE
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Sydney Dungey, Proprietor
COMMERCIAL BLOCK PHONE 227 or 210 '
Work called for and delivered.
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URS/JAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1026, r
LOOK AT -THE CUT•.
of Meat you are buying and see if
a it has the color and the appear -
since 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
tat enjoyably.
D. 11, STEWART
Phone 58 t Seaforth
Your Butcher.;
Di H. McInnes I
' Chiropractor
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
Monday and Thursday After-
noon in future.
Diseases of all all kinds success-
fully treated.
Electricity used
Want and For Sale. ads, 1 week 25c
Red & Al
lie
res_
Our . Prices 'frorris, ov. 26th `to
December end "`inclusive
Breakfast Bacon, Schneider's
Half or whole lb. , 36c
Matches, 3 boxes for 23c
SalSoda, Washups 3 pkgs. 25c
Sliced Pineapple, tin 1Sc
Mixed Peel, already, cut, lb, . 33c
All Christmas fruits in now.
Call up the Red and, White for
quality andourprices always please
Free Pony Votes here.
Ross J,,Sproat Phone 8
W. M. Stewart Phone 77
If its groceries we have them
Walker
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UNDERTAKING
--and—
EMBALivIING
Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. 3, WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license,
Flowers Furnished.
Night_or day phone 67.
esus.
CR Arit d RADING
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 one- grading is checked by the, Department of
Agriculture.
Aim to send Specials and No. 1 grade cream.
•, Send or deliver your c,ream at least twice a week and as
direct as possible.
All create graded as soon as we receive it,
'Creamery Open Saturday Nights,
Seatorth 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 HOVE Prop,
Fru0�tsEt.c. �PEMBER'S
Oranges, 75c, 60c, 40c
We expect to have a big supply
for Christmas shortly.
California Grapes, special for Sat-
urday, 15c a lb.
"Table Raisins, 30c a Ib.
Brazil 'Nuts, 25c a lb.
British Columbia Hothouse To-
matoes, 40c a lb.
Sweet Potatoes. 4 lbs. for 25c
Head Lettuce
Celery
Fresh Oysters, $1.00 qt.
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iRIRIS ION—In 'MoK•illop, 'on Sat-
urday, 'November 13th, 1926; to Mr.
and Mrs, .A•lbert (Harrison, a datgh-•
ter :(lliois';Ferne).
MARRIAGES.
''WATSON-41:31)N'F1 pT•__ .At Lon-
don' on Nov. 131:l1, I lo•ence Agues,
younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Jloseph.Bennett of !Walton, to Mr:
' Thos. 'Watson of Detroit. Roe, Dr.
W. R. McIntosh .offioiated.
Announcing their new representative
MR. WORM
who willbe at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Ori
Thursday December 2nd.
Mr. vVurm is au" expert on hair
goods, All your orders have been
under his supervision for years.
Here is your opportunity to see him
personally where he can give your
He
orders�iis individual attention.
is an artist in the business.
fie will have a beautiful display o,
the finest hair goods:to show you
and at Bitch oloee.prices as will cur
prise you,
Give us a call or, telephone the
hotel for appointment.
'The W T ,'ember Stores 'Ltd.
td.
120 Yonge: St, "-
Toronto Toronto
Mr. Alex, Kennedy' and roti` James,
of 'Windsor;• were in town' on Tues-
day.
• The-atteiition•- of Tile News has
been called 'to tfie 'fact that' the U.
F. O. is a non-political organization
and has no candidate iii the field,
The Progressive political party, it is
stated, is sometimes confused with
the U. F. O.
Mrs, Ovens, of Pont Arthur, is
spending a couple of weeks with 'her
S011, R. C. 'Oven's, at the home of Mr.
and ,Mrs, A. L. 'Porteous. '
Mrs. John A. McGregor and Mrs,
E. B.tttt, !o'f Kippen, visited ''the'ir
mother, Mrs, McC'loy, over the week-
end,
'Mr. 'Chas, Ilnk!beiner has purchas-
ed the, residence o'f John Gemmel) in
F'gmondvillc and will ,•move his family%
there Ibefor•e''Ohrtstnias '
Miss IM. 'Johnston left on Monday
to visit in Galt,
Mrs. J. A. (McLaren has returned
from St. Marys where she attended
the !funeral of her brother, the late
Mr. Stacey, of St. Marys.
Miss Jackson has returned from
three weeks' visit in Toronto and
London.
Mr. William Kruse 'received a 'fine
deer shot 1y lids son Harry in Parry
Sound.
Mrs. Clcn. Colbert, of London is
visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs, A.
Barton
:Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Veale and son
Howard, of Ingersoll, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Neil.
'Mrs. J, A.'Wilson spent a few days
in Toronto visiting friends.
Miss . Claudia Moriarty, of Los
Angeles; Calif. was the guest of
Miss Minnie Dorsey.
Miss Ruth Evans, of 'Clinton, spent
the week -end with Miss !Beatrice
Seip.
Mrs. M.'Nediger and sot Austin, of
Clinton, and 'Mrs. Percy Cole, of
Brucefteld, were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. FI. 'Holland.
Miss Norma Masters and Mr. War-
ren Buskard, of !Brantford, were visit -
01'5 at the !home of Mr. and` Mrs. S.
Deem.
Mrs. W. J. Walker was in Brussels
on Sunday attending the funeral of
Mrs. W. A. •Lowrey. -
Mr. Butler, of Clinton, who has
taken a position with Mr. D. H.
Stewart, is moving into Mrs. Living -
stone's house on John strlet.
Mr. anhl Mrs. IR. IH. Sproat have
leased •Mrs. •L T. DeLacey's cottage.
Mr. and ,Mrs Robert Smith, of
Mitchell spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. Edmunds,
f,Llr. and Mrs. John McKercher and
daughter Mary, of Embro, visited
with Rev, and Mrs. W. P. Lane •oat
Sunday,
Contractor P. Finnigan of Dungan-
non and his then have been busy this.
past week removing the forms and
substructure of the new Grieve's
bridge, being one of the finest in the
county, !both -in strength and appear-
ance. Mr. Finnigan deserves much
praise for the fine class of work in
constructing •saute. The very unfa-
vorable fall weather has made it im-
possible to get the grade approaching
fbe'bridge oompletedaas yet.
Mi Jack Pinder, of Niagara Falls,
was a visitor for a few days last week
with :his brother, •1Mr. Richard Pinder,
and also at the' home of Dr. !Milburn.
Mr. and 'Mr:s. R. 'McCoward, of
Readlyn, Sask., are visiting Mr, .•md
Mrs. J. Davis, Goderich street, and
other relatives,
Mr, Jack 'Holmested, of Toronto,
and Mrs. 'B'oultbee, of York Mills,
were in town visiting Mr. F. Holnie-
stcd.
Mrs. Holmes, 'of Clinton, is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs, James Archibald.
THE—SEAFORTH NEWS
rs. "Clarence Park add Mr. Russell
Cc1'tisitt'spent, a day recently in Lon-
don calling on Mr: • McA1li'ster's
father -Who is int'the 'London hospital
• .,ST4.►FFAl,
'Miss IYI, Porterfield Seaforth,''peat
he weele oitd With Miss Norma
ilsou.
Mr. and 1M' s. !H. -Norris and „Mrs.
Remnant Spent Sunday with M. and
Mrs. H. Leslie.
> Mrs. A. A Coldf Noun, Mrs, A. Co -
hoe 'and `Miss H." Pollard spent the
week -end inNorwich.
Mrs. A. Hotham is visiting relatives
in Stratford,
Mrs, R. Kennedy, B0ssevain Mani-
toba,. is
Mfaui-toba,.is visiting with, her another,
Mrs. T. Colqu:hotin.
The "hunters .have returned ,from
the North, each with ,a deer.
Mr. John Pinder, of Niagara Falls,
in visiting its the vicinity.
On Sunday afternoon while out
walking, Miss Norma Wilson fell and
•broke, a bone in her 'ankle,
Mrs. H. C•o'lquhoun, Jamestown,
N.Y., is visiting her son,: Mn . Lloyd
Co.lquhoun.
Don't forget the !bazaar- on Friday
afternoon in the' hall,
NORTH McKILLOP.
Mr, Neeb, the Conservative candi-
date, called cm friends here last week,
Fre was accompanied by Mr. 'David
Boyd, one of the local Conservative
stalwarts,
The- 'Bethel choir has been re-
organized 'With considerable new mat-
erial. 'Wo.hope they will long con-
tinue to engage in singing, whichis
tate most charming o'f all accomplish-
ments.
Anniversary services will be .held in
Bethel Church, McKillop, on Sunday,
Nov. 28th. This 'fall the church has
undergone extensive repairs which
have added 'greatly both to its appear-
ance .and comfort. The services will
be held at 11 a.m. and 7'pan. and will
he conducted by 'the pastor, 'Rev. J.
A. Ferguson, 13. A. The other
churches in the charge, Duff's McKil-
lop and •Caves Church, Winthrop, will
close for the day.
CROMARTY.
Miss Eilee'tf Turner of'Hiilsgreen,
spent the week -end with :Miss Grace
McLachlan:
!Misses Mary and Helen Francis, of
Bright, are visiting their cousinsin
the vicinity.
(Messrs, Thomas Scott and Kenneth
McKellar attended the 'Royal Winter
Fair during the past 'wcek.
T'hc Girls' Mission iBan!d held 'their:
monthly; meeting at the !home of Miss
Sarah 'M•dKellar on Saturday after-
110011, •..
The young people of the Presbyter-
ian church are preparing for the
!Christmas tree and concert to be held
in the church.
,The material has arrived at the
Manse and the work of repairing the
damage done by the recent_ fire has
commenced.
liberal -Conservative
MEETINGS
Thursday November 25th
CLINTON
Hon, W. H. Price
Attorney General
Friday November 26th
EXETER
Hon. Geo. S. Henry
Minister of Highways
Capt. Rev, S, E McKegney y •
Saturday November 27th
WALTON
Monday November 29th
. BRUCEFIELD
Tuesday November 30th
SEAFORTH
Capt. Rev. S. E. McKegney
Mrs. Laughed,
ALEX. H. NEED
itiberal-Conser-vative Candidate.
To the Electors of South Duron
Your votes and influence are respectfully solicited for the
election of W. G. Medd on December Ist.
Mr, Medd stands for Prohibition in accordance with the
expressed will of the people, adequate and just returns in
sale of public resources, and strict economy in the ad-
ministration of public business.
•
He will support all legislation that is in the best interests
of all the people.
Give him your hearty support and make Sure his election.
• PROGRESSIVE PUBLICfTY COM.
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Ladles' Wrist Watch `es
in White or •Green .Gold. front.. -
$1A.00 up
Pocket ck t Watches-�:;
$2.00 up
Rings, .halos, Clocks
Pens, Cuff Links, etc, etc.
Gents
Buy here and save money.
Expert watch, clock and jewellery repairing
Service.
J. A. WESTeOTT
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Opposite W. A. Crich''.
E. W. BATEMAN
Tailor
Upstairs over Keating's Drug Store
Will Press Your Suit or
Overcoat for
$1.00
or
This advertisement and 75c
Good until December 1st.
l�i�f-►U
The Suecial Milverton
Flour
We Have it—Give it a 'Trial. Also.
Ground Screenings ehoj of All (Kinds
G. G. THOMSON
GRAIN DEALER
PHONE 25
Mrs. T. Pnlltnan'is convalescing-at"'DAT UTSTANDING CANADIANS
the home of her soot, Mr. John Pull -
mat. ,
Mrs. E". 'McMurray :has -returned
from spending some weeks in Toron-
to.
!MIG 'Al, R. !Rennie and Me,, D. Reid
took part in the •prograanme .at the an-
niversary concert in the 'Brussels Un-
ited Church Mon'lay evening.
Mr: Alvin fiillery, candidate for the
Ontario Boys' Parliament, spoke at
Zurich on' Tuesday night,
,Among those who attended the fun-
eral of the late Mir. N. T. Clttff were
Mn'. and Mrs. A E. Cluff and Mr. J.
N..Cluff, Buffalo Mr, R, 'Benson and
Miss Margaret Cluff, Toronto! and
Misses Rosa•bel and Irene Cluff, of
Goderich.
•Mr. and Mrs, E. I.. Box and chil-
r•eu are visiting at M's. Box's home
in London.
Ii1Mrs, Win. Morrow, who is'spevd-
ing the winter'with her son, Mr. Wm.
Morrow, in Hamilton, is i11.at present
as the result` of a strolce of paralysis.
Mlyir. and Mrs. iGeo. 'Brownlee were
Toronto visitors last week. ,
inspector Husband, of Toronto,
made !his official visit to •the Colleg-
iate this' week.
HILLSGREEN.
The Ivtission Band was held on
Sunday, Nov: 21st. 'We opened oar
meeting; by si•ngiu,g hymn 590, after
which the 'Lord'•sj Prayer was re-
peated in unison. The Scripture les-
son was recall by Martha Carlile, the
1st psalm. The minutes of the last
meeting were 'read and adopted. The
roll was called anti -was 'answered by
Luke 6:36. We then decided to have
our Thank -offering' 'meeting !on Sun -
clay, December 15th. Mrs. 'Gt'o Tel-
ford, fail of Blyth, ist b • the '
c e t
1, o0
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the day fl'he classes then separated
for their lesson. We closed our meet-
ing by singing diynrn 796, l,Nr. Carlile
leading in prayer.
bite Youeig .People of Illillagreen
are !In y •getting ready'for the :Christ-
anas concert which to ,be held in the
near facture.
The ittany friends of lrvfr. Willie;n
McAllister are very sorry to hear -be
is not improving as well as we would
like to see him.
••Mus: Robert,:Green and little dau-
ghter 'Vilna arc spending a •couple of
wee1r.lcs ainnti •1?etros,it and 'Flint, 'Ivlich,
bMa'Robin 'McAllister,
SAY ABOUT THE 0. '.71‘ A.
Bishop Williams, of London, Ont.,
now •thb Archbishop of Ontario, said
in his charge to the synod, "Let no
man consider he is furthering the
cause of Christ by 'being a Prohibi-
tionist, nor let no auac consider he is
hindering the cause of Christ by op-
posing Prohibition."
Miss Agnes McPhail, Progressive
11.1.3„: "The whole moral force of the
community is not solidly ,behind "the
O.T.A. 'hien politics have divided
the temperance forces, 'The reason
goes 'deeper still; there is not enough
ed'uc'ation on temperance. In the old
'days they used to teach temperance;
now they 'legislate about it."
Hon. W. F. Nickle, late Attorney
General: 'St is dangerous when you
endeavor to impose on people as a
conscientious obligation that in which
they :have not faith. One .of the big-
gest problems that faces the Province
today is the illicit sale of liquor. 15101
convinced t'liat 'unless 'some relief can
be obtained the Ontario Temperance
act is bound to be destroyed. A id as a
temperance man, I' 'am satisfied that
unless somefhing•is clone to relieve
the sires•',' the 'Ontario Temperance
Act is doomed to 'be destroyed."
Chief or Police Belanger, of 1Moit
treal, claims less drtutken•ness there
than it 'Toronto. Chief 'Belanger call-
ed attention to !die following figures:
Io Montreal !during the year 1923,
there were '3,573 men and .168 women
arrested Mor drunkenness, . a Iota? of
3,741, iDi11g the 'same' !period in
r arrest-
ed
4,427 men Toronto
men274women, a
arid nv t
ed for drunkenness a
total of 4,701, or 940 snore than in
Montreal.
Mrs, Emily F. Murphy, Juvenile
Court Judge of Alberta: "'Government
Control may not control in other pro-
vinces, bt(t`'it does' control in Alberta.
Before 'Government Control became
the law in Alhet'ta, I opposed it vig-
orously, both on the platform and by
any pen, I was fearful that our last
state would be worse than our first.
It seemed only logical that if the re-
strictions were removed there would
be •more drunkenness and ct'intc. After
a period of several years in which 1
have been caned upon to enforce the
present liquor Control Act, 'both as a
City and Provincial'Magists'ate, 1 ant
bound to acknowledge that my fears
were largely unfounded. There was
not even the rush 'of inebriety as I
•had predicted, the people 'shoving a
rent'arkable degree of restraint. The
condition has stea'clily improved, the
law is being well enforced."
Sir John Willison,cotviuced by per-
sonal study that Control System gives
best results: "It is significant that
Chiefs of Police and ,Provincial mag-
istrates and one includes even ,the 'two
eminent 'women 'magistrates of Ed-
montou and Calgary, agree .that con-
ditions are better under Government
Control than they were under pro'hi-
b.ition, They should know whereof
they speak:"
His Grace, Archbishop Thornloe:
"I would like .to say how much inter-
est I have in the discussion, I am by
no means satisfied with the working
of the 'Ontario Tenaper'ance Act in the
past, There :seem to have been so
many loopholes through which alien
have found it possible to creep in, in
order to make- it 'ineffective; I know
we cannot retake people 'good by force
alone !Persuasion
is necessary, Leg-
islation
-
tslatrou nutst be .supported bY
educa-
tion
tion and• religion. All these consid-
erations have to be weighed by the
Government, rand 1 have very great
hope that the measures !pno'posed by.
Prettier Ferguson wild, he •found, if
carried, to• he a very great improve-
ment .an what we have been experi-
encing the pas't •few years."
VOTE FOR A,. H. NEER
Liberal conservative eandidate
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of Batteries.
A complete line of most called for parts of various
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Now is the time to have your car overhauled
11 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.
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PHONE 167W,
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Used by us in repairing rubbers. All kinds of rubbers and go-
loshes soled, heeled and patched by the latest vulcanizing
methods. We sell new bottoms for leather tops and sew 'them
on correctly. High class shoe repairing. All work guaranteed,
FRED BARLOW
Two doors south of Beattie's Variety Store