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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-12-16, Page 5TFITJRSDAi','DECR`MBER 16,'1926: .40 SEAFORTH NEWS' LOOK AT TRE\CUT'.; •of Meat you are buying and see if ltihati` the,Sofor and the appear- •tatnce' of 'freith, tender, juicy, whole- wome beef. Don't buy it if it is Ytoudry, dark, full of tendons. get quality cuts here. It is better to pay us •a _few cents a pound more and get meat you can eat enjoyably. D. Ii, STEWART Pone 58 Seaforth Your Butcher. D. Ht McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will''be a't the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in future., Diseases of all all kinds success- fully treated. Electricity used Want and For Sale ads, i week 25c ►+ed .& white hain Stories We wish you all the Season's Compliments Stop Viand Shop here Wehave abundance of Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Grapes, etc. A Dandy Candy Mixture lb. 15c. Chocolate and Cream mixture 25c Mixed Nuts, all new 25c Oranges fromd40c a doz. to 75c All sorts of Candy Novelties, etc. We Serve u rightat the Red and • White Ross J. Sproat Phone 8' W. M. Stewart Phone 77 If its groceries we have them. W. J, Walker &San UNDERTAKING —and • — EMBALAYIING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. CREAN! GRADING The purc lasing' of Cream according to grade became law on May,lst. 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 ;.gric,ulture. 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. SEAfOgTI-I CAFE !Town Topics Mr. D. F. Buck was in 'London on Sunday visiting 'Mrs. Buck. The Misses 'Cresswell left on Wed- nesday afternoon for California where they intend spending the winter. Mr. Robert nogg, North Main street, is ill with ,pneumonia. Mrs.'Wills, of London, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. ,James McIntosh. Mrs. J.;Cummings •and son Harold are in Toronto where the latter is undergoing treatment in the hospital. Mr. George Peterson is on a trip to •Goc'hrane, Mrs. Geo. Sparks left this week to spend the winter in lensall. Mr. Fred Adams has rented apart- ments in the Campbell'bJock. The annual Christmas tree and en- tertainment of St, Thomas'Church Sunday school will be held on Friday, evening of this week in the pariah Miss Marjorie Wigg has been ill for a few days. with an attack of pneumonia. Mr. and !Mrs. R. S. Halbkirk have returne'd from spending several months at Grosse Isle, Mich. 'Master Billy Coulthard, who has been i11 in the hospital with a slight attack of pneumonia, is recovering'. Dr. C. E. Briggs, of Cleveland, Miss Florence Robinson and Miss Eliza- beth McDermid, of _Stratford, were here attending -the funeral of the late Mrs. A. MdDermili. Mr. Murray, of Walton, was 'here attending the funeral of the late Mrs. •Angus lIoDermid, • Mr. and. Mrs. B. Williams, of Strafford, spent Sunday with Mrs. S. Boyd, Rev. 'Melvin .and Mrs. Keys • and daughter, of Dungannon, spent the week -end with, Mr. and Mrs, W, L. Keys, IMr, and Mrs. '\\r. Bright were in Mitchell attending the funeral of a relative, 'Mrs. John Kerr, ,Railway street, is laid up with an attack, of pleurisy. Mr. Lockhart Johnstone, of Lon- don, •was a visitor at the home of his uncle, Mr. G. McTaggart. Lockhart is travelling for the Remington Type- writer Comiaany. fi14r, 'William Adams has leased apartments in the Beattie block. Mr. E. Barnett, of Detroit, is a visitor at his home here: Mr. Charles Neeley, of ,Buffalo, is spending a couple .of weeks in town. Clarence Westcolt, little son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Westcott, is ill with pneumonia. Mrs. A. Gray is seriously 111 as the result of a stroke. Mr. Scott 'Ferguson, of Toronto University, spent the week-en`d at the home of his parents, Rev. and` Mrs, J. A.• Ferguson, Mrs. Joseph iHogg is visiting friends in 'Toronto, Mrs. H. L. Watson, of Goderich, was a visitor at the house Of 'her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. G, 'Wil'lis. Mrs. Jacob Wurm is recovering after her recent hiltless. Miss !Margaret Drover is ill with pneumonia. 'Mr. Wm. Sinclair. of Egntondville, is very ill. REGULAR DINNER 40c Meals and Quick Lunches at all hours - Prompt Service B1ET'SI ICES CREAM - Sodas, Soft Drinks, Chocolate Bars, Cigarettes, etc. PERCY HOWE Prop. Zicannanssismusistgowsum 1 Is Coming: Christmas Ready? Are You ead.? Oranges, California Grapes, Spinach, Cauliflower, Table Raisins, 30c a lb. Brazil Nuts; 25c a lb. British Columbia Hothouse To; ` matoes, 40c a lb. Sweet Potatoes. 4 lbs. for 25c Head "Lettuce Celery s $1.00 qt., Fresh Dystef, 75c, 60c, 40c T. Phillips MARRIED. B'A'11EMAN-{HOY.--tAt ' the Rectory,, Seaforth, y 'Rev. T. I -i. Brown, ''Isabel Amelia, second daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Hoy, Walton, to Edward Walter Bateman, eld- est son of IIslr. an'd, Mt s E; W.' Bateman, 'Seaforth, STAFFA. 'Mr. George Vipond is enjoying a radio these days. 'We are glad to see Miss' Norma Wilson around, again. ibfrs. John Sadlervisitedin London recently. • Mrs. Solomon Butson of T-Iillsbo o, N.D., visited with relatives and friends last week, ` 'The W.IM:S..met at the parsonage on 'Tuesday afternoon, The Institute play .given in the half last Friday evening was a splendid success,. Each character ,was shell played. A large number were in at- tendance. • Death removed a well knowni resi- dent of the village on .friday morning in the person of Mrs. Agnes .Roberta Hallam, who had been sick only about a week, She was fifty) -eight years of age and was (horn in Halbert, Where she spveat the greater part of her life. The large funeral was held in the United•'Church, of which she was an active member on ,Sunda'' af- ternoon— Rev. 'J. E, Jones condtjctecl the services. •'She leaves to,,, Mourn her loss, live' sisters, Mrs. E. Moore, Oregon; Mrs. 'F. !Drake, Stratford; Mrs. G.. Lodge, 'Cleveland; Mrs, C. McVey, Dublin; 'Mrs. W. Jeffrey, Staffa, and two brothers, George Dal- ton, Galt; and 'Henry Dalton, Wash ington. Those wh'o attended the 'funeral from a distance•..were Mr. and l- �Irs. G.Dalton, and IMr. Rby Dal- ton, and Mrs. Sims, Kitch- en Galt; M , t , d;'. Mrs. t illi s. ,Lodge, Cleveland; vile g , F. Drake, ,Mr. W. 'Drake Stratford; Mf¢. 'Stewart McVey, St Marys; Mr. Harold 'McVey, Mitchell; Mrs, R. Dalton, Mr, and Mrs, 'Carl Dalton, Seafortll. Only the uninlforaned endure the agony ofcorns. .The knowing ones apply 1Hollaway's Corn Removet',and get relief, DUBLIN. •- Mr. and Mrs. 'John Cook, of 'Chi- cago are visiting at the former's ,par- ents, Mr: and Mrs. Philip Kenny: Mr. and Mrs. Joint Brennan spent Sunday, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph (Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. Dan: O'Connor spent IStutdf.y with Mr. fund Mrs, Philip Kenny. 1vlr. 'Root. Kistler, aged 2.3 years, son of George Kistler, died very sud- denly last week in Detroit His younger !brother, Kenneth, was with m. .hiMr, Jacob Bruxer is visiting his son in Detroit, who 'is seriously ill. lIvfrs, Dan. 'Burns spent the week- end with her mother, Mrs; Philip IK'enny, Mr. Tout Ryan, of Kitchener, is visiting at the home of Dan, Shea, Miss 'Helen Delaney spent the week -end with lir. ancl, Mrs. Frank Evai?s. The children of the Separate school, Dublin, arc putting on an entertain- ment in, St. Patrick's hall, Dttbliu, next Wednesday bight,- Dec. 22nd. Everybody is cordially invited. Died in Vancouver, B.C.—Tlte news, of the death of Mr, Wm. Kleamau, cast a gloom over our village and surrounding country where Mr. Klea- man was widely known as a good rar pente`r. Mr, Kieaman left here 20 years ago and moved to Mitchell, where he built a beautiful home and lived there five years, He then moved to Vancouver,' B,C., residing there up to ,the time of his death. Mr, Klea- fnan leaves to'mourn his loss a widow and tivo dattghters, Mrs. 'Wm. Simp- son and Mrs. Zack 'Simtpson, and two sons, John's{leaman and Wm, K'lea- man, all' of Vancouver,, B,' C. The deepest sympathy of the community goes to the dear ones left at ho}ne. The annual meeting of the ;Ladies' 'Guild#of 5k<Mary's Anglican church was held 'Fri, day afternoon, Dec. 16th, at the home of ;Mrs. '.Archie Forbes. The secretary read 'the minutes 'and gavea very' satisfactory report of the work of the past year. The present officers were •• re-elected as 'follows: Mrs. Wm. 'Hills, president; Mrs. Archie Forbes, vicc,president; Mrs. Jos, Moore, "Logan, secretary-treas.; Mrs. Alex, Darling, cor. sec, A very, dainty luncheon was served • 'by the hostess, The meeting ' closed with prayer: ;smile, Mr..L, J.`Looby is wearing a since Sunday -it is a girl. Mrs. John Carpenter held a very -sale on Tuesday Y auction sa c successful last, The cattle sold exceptionally , tt ell. Mr.trchased Michael Nagle has p t the farts of the late John Carpenter. This is a fine farip"and very conveni- ently situated. Mr. Patrick Maloney ' spent the week -end in Stratford. Mr. John McGrath shipped a car- load of (fine horses from •Dublin dtt Saturday. They were consigned 16 a dealer in Quebec - City. - WRIST 'WATIIES ''• Beautiful Designs in White and Green Gold 15 Jewels $10.00 and up The Latest in Signet ` Rings for Ladies and Gents Useful Gift Suggestions - Cuff Links, Scarf Pins, Waldimars Knives, Signet and Emblem Rings and Pocket Watches Colne in and see the new Shell French Ivory, suitable for any member of the family. Would like to demonstrate the Famous Golden Throated Phonographs. An Ideal Gift for the Home. Wonderful Values in Upright and Console Models. As low as $5.5.00 SHOP OPEN EVENINGS EARLY WESTeOTT Repairing a Specialty Watchmaker and Jeweler, Opposite W. A. Crich's. PHONE 23 RES. 64J 02.116101.1.041021, srmaminsweamaxmanextracessnamrame Christmas Tree and Program hurch North Sade UJnited, hilldren are giving a good prografn ore and help the little folks enjoy them- selves on.. Wednesday Eve. Dec. 22nd Program starts at 8 o'clock Under auspices of the Mission Band League ' Admission Adults 25c Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sadler attend- ed the funeral of 'Robert Kistner, who died very suddenly in Detroit last Friday. aZialleSIASMOSW PLAY vasuwey TUCKERSMITH. to be given in Turner's United Church Sunday HILLSGREEN UNITED CHURCH 'school are preparing for a 'Christmas tree and entertainment which will he held on ,Tuesday evening of next week. A number of the children here have been suffering from whooping cough the past few weeks. Mr. James Rielly: returned on Sat- urday after spending a few days in Niagara. The/fourth party this season was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. lf. Patrick when about forty of their friends gathered at their home and played euchre until .eleven o'clock, after which the guests danced until 'the early hours of the ntoianing when after thanking Mr. and Mrs.Patrick for the splendid time, they returned home. 'Mr. James Rielly .visited' at the home of his friend, Mr. John Doig on Sunday last, ;Ladies' Aid No. 3 of Egutondville United Church held 'its monthly meeting at the residence of Mrs. John MaoLaughliu. The meeting was open- ed by the president, Mrs, John 'Mac - 'Laughlin by ,having the minutes of the' last meeting read and, adopted, after which the 'Scripture lessor. was. read by the president, fdllgwed by a prayer 'hy Mrs. John 'Taylor. As the meeting was a missionary one, a very interesting talk was given by the president on "Giving." After the col- lection was taken up 'a very dainty lunch was served. 'Word was received Wednesday morning of the sad death of Mrs, James Earl, of Uslborne, that morn- ing from an attack of 'deadly flu. 'Just a 'week !before her young son, 'Willie, aged 13 years, had succumbed to alt attack of du and pneumonia, IIer hulband, Mr. Ear], who is a cousin to Mr, John Earl of'Egntottdville and Mr. H. Tyndall of Tttckersmith. is left with two little daughters and a balby only sixmont'hs old. Mrs: Earl was• formerly 'Miss Maud 'Cann, and her father, Mr.'Chas, Cann, resides in Exeter. Mrs, Roy McDonald, ;of Tuckersmith, is a sister, The funeral Will be held. Friday td Exeter ceme- tery. WALTON. .Mrs. Badley and Jean spent a few days in Toronto. Mrs. Sellers was .called to Heidel- berg last week on account of her ;fa- ther's serious illness. lMrs. A, Dundas and children visit- ed with 'Mr, and Mrs. A. Clark over. Sunday. The bazaar held on Thursday of last week was a grand success. The was of. fancywork rl, t fine assortment neoy p nearly all disposed of. The proceeds amounted to over $185. The public ,school children are pre- paring. for a,Christmas tree on the last day ,of school. • 'Mr: C. Sellers spent the week cud in 'Heidelberg,' The dance in the U.F..O, hall on Friday. evening watt well' attended. Mrs. 7. McDonald is able to attend to her household ditties. after an at- • on WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22nd at 2 p.m. A Three -Act Comedy AN OLD FASEIIONED MOTT--IE,R This is to be given by the Young People of 'Hillsgreen. Admission 25e and 20e. tack of la grippe. Mr. George Sholdicc..win, Inas been, assisting at the C.P.R. in St. Thomas Inas returned to his hone in the vil- lage. Misses licrva and +Hazel Speiran of 1NIoucrei1 visited friends in the vil- lage on Thursday. Mr. James Carter spent the week with Itis son, .J. W. Carter, at Water- 4-0 aterflo \•frs. W. Gillespie visited -friends in the village last week. BRUCEFIELD. The regular meeting of the \V,ibi.S. oas held in the church, December Sth with a good attendance,' Mrs. Mc- Gregor presided. The meeting was opened by singing hymn 399, after which Mrs. Dow led in prayer. Mrs. Haugh read the Scripture lesson, Jolttt 14th chap., front 10111 verse, .Mrs. MdGnegor had the study book and gave a very interesting talk on prayer, which all shall benefit by. .Mrs. Haugh led in prayer and the meeting was closed by singing hynut 489, after which a box of clothing teas packed, valued at $30.00, and sent, 16 Toronto. ROXBORO. The many friends of Miss 'Marga- ret Drover are sorry to hear she is laid ftp with pneumonia, The Messrs, Hart boys are busily cutting mood for Mr. John Scott. Mr. J. M. E+'ckert's was out of gtfar- antine for' measles 'Friday last. Mr. George B. Aberhart has been delivering 'hard 'wood 'at • Mr: James Aitches,on's the past week. ST. ,,COLUMBAN., The Literary Society are holding a meeting Friday evening. A pro grannie . is arranged and everyone is welcome. Mr. and '\4rs, Joseph Eckart, of Seaforth, spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Dan 'O'Connors. LONDESBORO. m spent. Tuesday . ' 'Ruddell Mrs. . Clinton, the guest of Mrs. Honking Mrs, !Brogden and Mrs ,Ball spent Tuesday with Blyth friends. Mr. W. Carter is in'Chatltarn this week at the poultry show, Mi'. 'Abb. Shaddick was in Clinton on'Monday. Aft. and Miss Fauerviee motored Tailor Upstairs over Keating's Drug. Store Will Press Your Suit or Overcoat for $1.00 or This advertisement and 75c Good until January 1st. BBN14[JR The Special Milverton Flour We Have it—Give it a Trial. Mao. Ground Screenings jehop of, All Kinds C. G. TIIOMSON 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 caraqe. PHONE 167W. FORMAL ESS The season of formal dress occasions is •here again. We specialize in the cleaning and pressing of formaldress and. its accessories and can guarantee a good job. Do not wait -- have your dress suit or tuxedo cleaned and' pressed now. Work called for and delivered. SE FORTu GARMENT eARE Sydney Dungey, Proprietor COMMERCIAL"/BLOCK PHONE 227 or 210 No Brass Tacks Usedby us in repairing rubber:;. 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 ion correctly. High class shoe repairing. All work guaranteed, FRED BARLOW Two doors south, of Beattie's Variety Store to Goderich one day last week. Mr, W. Lee is spending hisholidays with his mother, bit's. William a few Miss Alice Tinglat,p, days in Clitston this :week. Mr. Thos, Millar is all smiles. (It's a toy.) Ivirs. 'Richards and Mrs. Johnston spent Tuesday with 'Clinton 'friends. Mr. Alex. Wells is unloading a car of bran and shorts this week, Messrs. Ernest and John Adams are in Brantford this week. Mr. W. and .Howard Cowan spirt Sunday with .the 'for'nier's, n, Geo. Cowan of the thirteenth.Tor onto Mr, Chas. Josling is this week in the interests of the leis spending a few Mr.W Brtunb -y da ys withhis daughter, :llrs. Cud - more • t•e o[ +IIolinesv i11e. Mi•s. Rotbect'Scnit was to \Vit}ghrutt on ;Sattu•day. and, 'Mrs. Thos, Fai'slervi M. at ce at- tended tcntled a funeral at ;Dungannon on Sunday' end sent Mon- day Towns i Mr, Robert a w�itlt Clinton friends, 1 n d ' s in London rfr. , Jiis: hairservicc i, t this week on 'business. CROMARTY. A little daughter has come to brighten the home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles !Green• Mr, Angtts Mclzaig spent last week' in Detroit. \Lr. Andrew Tlantilton, of Detroit, called on friends in this vicinity Last' week. '.Che Marion Ritchie Auxiliary of the Presbyterian 'Church held their annual sale of work, cooking, etc., at• the hotite of Mrs. �2usse'll Scott t,t Friday last, The proceeds amount-. ed to :forty dollars, 'After the social part of the programme was over the girls helcl their annual business meet- ing. The officers for the•cotning year are as follows: President,' Mrs. Rus- s ll S e t,ott• vice president, Mrs, Dunc- annc- ar t McKellar; r• i• utea s w !Miss Sarah' 'McKellar: cI ar;seCretary, lass Grace Mc Lachlan, Recognized as a o leading, specific for the destruction of worms, Mother Graves' Vtrortn Exterminator has, proved a boon to suffering children everywhere. It seldom fails,'