HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-06-02, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1927.
PORK AND BEANS
is an appetizitlg dish, even for,,
'these',: who are nut hungry, g y, Tlt'ere
is one essential, !however, in
making an ideal dish of it The
pork must give it the ri Int
flavor and -we pride ourselves
that we know how to supply
just the right cut for the purpose.
Try it once.You'll
Y'Io dl
u wanti
lt•
often.
Phone 58
`Seaforth.
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Your Butcher,
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White
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Stores
Our Specialty For Thisi:Week
Schneiders Pure Lard, 3 lb
pail for . 49c
Omitted Tomatoes, 2 tine
25c
Coffee, Red '& White, 1b.. '58o
Hill Top Best, sf, Tea, • lb. 69c
Canned 25
Pori, 2 Tins for �,5u
Olives, (•wen Libby's bottle 14e
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Ross R a J. Sproat ..
W. M. Stewart Phone 77
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Wa
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The Dairy Farther is assured of good markets the
whole year for his Dairy Products.
• Increase your Dairy Herd and enlargeyour
bank ac-
count. a
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coati
o l t They will not fait -you,
Produce only cream of the best quality and send your
creast to us either'through
g our Agents or deliver direct, We.
will assure you of our very' best services and highest prices.
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When
you need
a
new Cream
Separator for
p see the NEW
MELOTTE, We can give you an attractive deal.
Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth Ont
i
C. A. BARBER, Prop.
W. J, Walker & Son
UNDERTAKING
-and–
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J, WALKER, (wider ofGo-
vernmen f
Go-
vernment diploma and license,
P tens ,
Flowers Furnished,
Night or day pinone67,'
Chas.:A, Howey
Y
Instruction in ,;
Piauo,oOrgan, Theory
and Voice Culture
Studio •
ex D
ominion
Bank, Seaforth
TOWN TOPICS
Mi
ss•,Chesney �i;ct
1. t.sne
y and.::+1tlector
IChesneY, Of Detroit, were visiting at
the •homeof their .mot
'Chesney.' her, Mlss. fleury
Mr. Don'a'ld (McKay has accepted`
a"Position in Stratford, leaving for
that »city on. Monday.
Mr. Warren A'ment, oe Detroit,
was a week -end guest at the home of
his parents, Mr, and ;Mrs, Wm,
Mr, n
, and Mrs, s
Vern
Detroit, were visitors ea+tR he home
of Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Ax+mstrotvg
over the week -end.
Mr.
Jas. (Corbett Of !Detroit, spent
the week -end at 'his home here.
1Rev. W. T. Travers, Lueknow, will
preach next 'Sunday in St. Thomas'
Church,. ,:Rev. T, ,H, +Brown is taking
annivens'ary services to Lttcknow on
the same day.
The following motored to Toronto-
Thursday to attend•»the funeral of tlie;
late
Mr.+
Robert +.
Barnett, -Mrs. E.
!Bart
1 t a+ t
eti�f .
s Tli
s7 Maker, Mrs. ss. W
, m. '.
Piper Miss Violet 'Piper and Teddy
Barnett.
TheSalvation
Ar•
m,Stratford'
+
Y
Sn1-
ver'arid will visit Seaforth 1Sattuclay
and Sunday, June Beth and 12th.
Mrs, S. !Gillmore and son 'Harold,
of Usiborne, „spent 'the 'week -end at
the home oif her parents !Air. and
Mrs. P. .Daley.
Mrs, F. J. Redmond is visiting
friends in Ingersoll this week,
Mrs, o.'
R bt.
Webb, of
Toronto, r-
tl
visiting her
gsistor, .i
�'irS.
ni
W Mor-
rison, and other
relatives in town and
ut'cmi'ty,
There is no jubilation of the first
!fanners at the Collegiate on having
to write' on tower ;School .Canadian.
History to celebrate the' Diamond
Jubilee year.
/Mr. 'Albert- Rivers, John street,
has urr
cha
p sed -labs.
L
Long's Od•B' �
g rant=
ford) 'h
house,
south t of the railway
track.
Miss Marie !Hughes and Miss 'Lucy
Eckert, of +Detroit, spent the week-
end at their homes here.
Mr. A, Park is in Rodney llel•ping
to 'build a -church.
1,
Af . a
r rid Mrs. s Joseph t
J Da mai
p 1 of
Day
man, are in ,Detroit this week
Mr. Harold ''Snell, of Toronto Uni
'sity, was a guest of Mr. and 'Mrs. J.
Henderson, John street.
Mrs, L. T. !Delancey returns from
Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. !Sproat are moving into part of
Ur. r. A. Park's house fforathe smuttier.
Mr, !Taira McLennan is me) it
into the •house on North ,Main street,
01 'Mrs. Keene, •(+fonnierly }Mrs, (Hend-
erson),' of IBuffalo,
Mr. Malcolm 3. Armstrong, of
'Lueknowv, sent the week -end at his
home here.
'Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser and Mrs,
Taxman and Clare, of Royal Oak,
Mich., spent -the week -end 'with Mr,
and Mrs. Geo, Bunsch and 'Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Sharp.
Mr. Percy ,Hoag rnotored up from
Hagersv}Ile in his now Essex car and
spent part cif Saturday and Sunday alt
his home here,
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Smith return-
ed T d
onTuesday to .FLint, Mich. They'
were accomrpanied by IMr, and Mrs.
John Pullman,
Mrs. R. MsR�
G. Parke kt an' Miss d � s
s Emii
Aeetn were in London attending 'the
annual meeting of the 'Women's Aux-
iliary.
Mrs. Beckstein; Mrs, Topp and
Miss Alice Topp, of Buffalo, were
guests at the home cif !Mrs, C. Aber -
hart, Sr,
Mr. Wesley Nichol is, moving into
NORTH McKILLOP, Idrs, 'William 'IH'abkirk's house on
On Sunday, May 29th, a resident Victoria street.
o'f_,TcKil'lap for over half a century Mr. card (Mrs. E. W. Burch, of
passed away itt the person of- Mr, Memphis, Mich„ Mr. Gordon Willis
John J. Twine, aged seventy-nine and - Miss Marie Liste, of 'Detroit,
years, Mr. Irvine- ,had returnee! a were ,week -end guests at the home of
few •week, r,
s ago from , r
Toronto, g o tto a h Mr. an •
where and .Mrs, ��. G. RV}Ilis. ' They
he had spent the winter as had been were ac'compan}ccl back. by Mrs.
his •custom, the past few years, but Willis, wibo will visit relatives in 'De-
evas taken ill and was -cared for at Sroit (for a few weeks.
the home crit
e of his
brother, to lir
Mr. M. s. ,
F. W n, '
Gdvendock, who has
I'rw•i0e, Bianshard, where. he passed been spending four weeks »with her
itea,cefuily away frit his' sleep early- brother, Mr. 'Wm. Charlesworth, To -
Sunday .morning. • Tonto, .has returned. She was ;lc -
Deceased 'was born in the township 'cotn'panieci home, by coir. and Mrs.
of
Blaushard, on »the farm •oft nvhidh Cltat`leswrorth and family; who gpeut
he 'died, and 'came to McKillop as a a few days in town,
young man, and farmed on the 12th Mr. Win. !Govenlock spent the
concession, at one time 'owning_ g05 week -end in'Toroitto.
JUST TO REMIND YOU
of
"Pinkney's
Family
Loaf"
The wrapped bread
Its worth
ox t your while
to give it a trial
Buns, Cakes, Pastries,
Etc.
Phone 70—Prompt:Delivery
Come and inspect `'our Baker y
at your own Convelxince
ROY S. PINKNEY
Dick Block—Seaforth.
0, HI, McInnes
Chiropractor
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth'
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully.
Electricity used,
'Fresh Supplies in Demand.
Wherever Dr, Thomas' Eclectric iOa1
dies been introduced increased sup-
plies have been ordered, showing that
wherever it goes' tthis excellent fOil
impresses its power on ithe 'peo!plc,
No natter in what latitude it may be
,found its pot•erncy .is never impaired.
It is put up in most portable shape in
hoteles and can be ,carried without
fear, of braka'ge.
acres of -land, He 'married Miss 'Mr. and Mrs. rR, 'Thompson are
Sarah ;Menary, who passed away on 'moving: into Mrs, T, Beattie's reaicl-
Q1 c r
e er ober 9th. 1917, About twenty-. coca on North Main street,
five years ago Mr. 'Irvine' retired from • The »M•iis'ses ,Cresswell returned on
active farm life and 93ad •since lived Friday alter spending the winter at
retired an part of dot 13, .concession Pasadena,'Calif.
12, McKillop, Mr. 'Gerald ddelntosih and Miss
Mr. Irvftie was North IMeK}Ilop Kathleen Rankin, of :Detroit, were
correspondent to. The News fo'r a week -end guests at the 'Monte of •Iter
driest • many years and his letters mother, Mrs. J. 5, •Huggard.
from Toronto during his stay 'there Mr, "Theodore ,Bullard, of Detroit,
in elle ,winter were always most inter- spent the week -end with his -parents,
eating. He !had the :happy trait of Mr. and. Mrs. W. H. ,Bullard.
seeing •the lbragltt side of life, After a Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Oke 'spent the
long 'life time in Beth and Huron week -end with friends in ICldnto'u,
Counties, he leave's a wide circle of Mr. and (Mrs; John !Butt, of Flint,
friends and acquaintances who had a 'Mich., are guests at the home of 'Mr.
very high regard for him. •' and Mrs. W. Tutt,
ale was a 'faithful :memlber of Bethel -- 1rfr. E. C. Box: is ,'having a garage
United Ohuroh, being -a 'Methodist erected in the rear of his residence' on
until Church union, and in •polities! John street. -
he -was a life 'long •conservative, For Mr. J. j. -Meaner, of !Windsor, spent
many years 'he had !been a Justice of -tlte week -end with his family in town.
the Peace. Miss Margaret Forrest was in
Four sons and one ' •claughter sur- Strafford attending the Shakespear-
vive: John; Brainard, 'Alta.; 'Tihonias, .can !play, "The Tempest," put on by
Inglewood, 'Calif.;'A'lfre'd, Calgary, the Normal school.
Alta.; Herbert Toronto, and 'Mos. Mr,aaid' gra. Gordon 'Hays, of iDe-
Uiiderwooc! (Violet), of 'Waterdow'n,-troit, spent the week -end with rela-
'Ont. There are also seven grand- fives in than.
'children arid'- one 'great-graeciohild, A pleasant social evening was
A 'little 'grandson, Irvine Un•detiwood, spent in St. Thomas' parish diad+l last
of Wa•terdown, died about a Iencarth Pieday by the congregation. Fel-
ago. lowing euchre and -;community sing:
'Of a :family of twelve, Mr. Irvine's ing, refreshments were ,served. The
death is the fret break, th'ere_Ibeing- prize whiners were, lone hands, J. It.
'eleven !brothers and 'sisters who; stir- 'Lannntan; anost games, ladies, "Mrs.
vine aim: (Henry, St. Marys; .f Mrs, Wm.Archibald; men, C. F. 'Snowdon,
John +Dinning !(Jane), +S'ha'bhroy; Mrs, Miss Cassie (Dougal, •of Hens 11 is
Henry diatlrcock (!Bella), Grand; Ylsrt,ng Mr . rand Mrs. Tiros, Fer-
Parkes Dais,; +Ml's. James' Allen guse s this week. -
(Mary), iKarkton, Ont:; T•homa•s and 'Mrs. P. M. -'Chesney, aoconlpinied'
Mrs: James McPherson (Maggie) ':yy 'Mrs, A. IvfeKean, of ;Hamilton,, is
Me'l'fort ;Sask.;iIdrs. Tstuac (Batley ,visiting her daughter in Cleveland. '
(Lizzie),' 5t. 'Marys; M. F ,Irvine ex The many Ifrien'ds of Mr. J. ler,'
M..L, A., on mhe 'old homestead, St. AN:dMiidan, manager of 'the Provincial'
Marys Elphriam, 'Chicago, I11.; ,Alex. Savings office, are glad to see him
and • Mrs. Neil `McLennan (Maude'), able to he out after 'several weeks' ill -
The
S't, (Marys, ress.
•funeral took "(place from the! 'Mrs. S. E, Flook and little dau'gh-
residence df Mr. ,lvf. F. :[mune, 'ter left on Wednesday nrorniirg•last
Lantshard, oe Tuesday afternoon, to for 'Port McNecoll enrou'te ' to their
Want annd For,, Sale ads, 3 times 50c 11i
aittam'd til k.+
cemetery, Seaforth, home at Port y, o t Arthur; after . viisifin
g
tier another, Mrs. 'John Rabb. I
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
On °Saturday, Miss Jean Wallace,
young 3 b daughter of Mr, (Alex. Wal-
lace Piickersmith, Was struck by a
truck as she ran but front behind a
wagon` standing near'Fannigan's store;
Egmendvil!e. No serious injuries
were received as .the wheels did not
run aver her - and she is.im'pro'ving
rapidly after the 'shock and bruises.•
/Mrs, 'Wm. McMuilan, of Egmond-
'vine, is'visiting 'her daughter Jessie,
in Toronto, and is 'returningb
Ilton
thee sh"
y roHa.
et'
will visit
herd
ttur, � iro-
Mr. Jahn Govetillock, Fgmondeille,
is ill at present,
Mr. and n '!111' I i •
5. Butler
of .
St 'Cath-
arines, -
aNh
arines, are visiting at the 'home of
Mr. and Mrs. John iGovenlock.
+Nitrse.lbfdLalren, Of 'Clinton, is at
the Home Of 'Mrs, Manson, Egnvond-
vine, -
WINTHROP.
A dance will lbe held at Winthrop
on n
I'rulay, June ,10th. Ludwig' Ser-
enaders s o'f !Myth. I th
Y Gents, $1.00.
Lunch served in the Winthrop hall,
A II a�_
esane
P uned''ci• '
a ne for children is
>Mother-lGrayes Worm Externiinator,
and it is excellent for driving worms
from elle system.
BRUCEFIELD, '
Mr: Ro'bert Holbert -1 has deft Sea -
forth »hospital 'and is convalescing at
the ho i
me of his n' Mrs. r
h1 s.
tl
J es
nt
Reid, Clinton.
=Mrs
s F. •
>~ Smith is visiting her
brother, Mr, Neil !Smith, this week. '
Mr. Sam Johnston, +Bay.freisl:'road,
is quite •i!11 at presenia
(Air. Rdbert 'Fisher,.Clinton,isite
'Hrtacsfield »friends on 'Saturday. d
1Brucefiel'd'•s bather, Mr. Will Tam-
an,
has closed d i '
e his shop here
n
t'
P and
after e a slime tort
stay
at L
once �b
ex-
pects to go to Hamilton, Hefound(business 'here goad in the win'te'r but'
slow after the cans started.
Miss Norma Hood visited -Sea-forth
friends Saturday.
AZis� ICleta Pepper visited her'.
ra
ndmot
g Iter in Clinton
'Tuesday.
Ta
tesla .
Y
Mr.
and M• '
I is Duncan .McCowan M
oCdwan of
Seaforth visited their sister'acrd 'bro-
thers 'Sunday.
!Mrs, Stanley!Dtttotand family were
guests at Mr. John 3fcCowan's one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Thoanplson
spent 'Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Ar-
thur 'McQueen.
Mr. and :Mrs. Frank Aiken•head and
daughter 'Olive spent Sunday a•t iBen-
ankdder,
Miss Edna Thompson of Stratford
Mr, Carman and Misses Anna
and "Hazel.' Haugh visited friends in
1Blalce on» Saturday. •
Miss !Helen Tough-ie1}vered ',the
main on Mr, R. Murdebh's route on
IIv.Conday.
' Wedding bells ere soon to ring
near our viilage.
Mos, C. D. Simpson, , Mr, Wieliant
and Miss Mae were Sunday visitors
with Mr end Mrs, 5, 'W Elliot.
Illlr, Jas,, Kitchen spent Sunday
with this v its parents.
Miss M. ..McKay, of :Tiverton, spent
the week -end at the home of M•r, and
Mrs, 'Charles »Lane,
Mr•
. Norman
Wheeler
and r
n M .and
Mrs, A, Wheeler, and dear. and Mrs.
Thriatensdn, all of Detroit, spent the
week -end at the home- of Mr. and
Mrs, T. (Whee'ler,
iul rs, A, Jainiesen. is spending a few
weeks with her friend, !Mrs. Wmp
Churchill, who is recovering from
her recent 'o'peration. "
Mr. Alex. Souter, lo'Lr. Jack Souter.
and friend, inch 1 I '
s Mr. G
re all Y. o'f •
D'
troite
visited� at. their borne an the
(Mill road over the week -end,
Mr. Savauge, e of
g , ,Seaforth, is to oc-
cupy'the'pulpii't in' the'United Church
next Sabbath owing to the 'fact that
Rev. W. A. 'Bremner is. attending the
London Conference.
The Bible Society 'colle'ctors were
along Ilia Mill road in the early part
of the week,
Miss Ada Reid has returned from
Vic
tal•ia -
ol
C le Toronto, roma and is
spending ut the holiday i a at her
Y home.
Dr.
J 1vI 'Field visited at S. 'S. No.
3, Tuckensevibh, on 'Monday after-
noon. •
The names of ;Miss Anna Haugh
and Mr, 'Carman »Haugh appeitred du
the list of the successful •candidates in
first year. in Medicine at Toronto
University. 'Congratulations,
Brucefield- Y. P. S. — The Young
People's o l e'.
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P r ensh}
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held
Sunday,
,May. 29th
was a
Y great suc-
cess. Miss ' Kathleen 'Snider had
'changed the usual program Some-
what which made 'things »more inter-
esting. The topic, ` A Citizen and
War, was capably taken ''by Miss
'Clete
Pepper.
A reading Pp dm entitled e ttttl
ed "A
g
SPinitual Shoeshine," ' by !Hazel
Haugh and a pleasing solo by 'Elean-
or tSnid'er added -much to the success
of the meeting. 'Next Sunday, ,Miss
Hazel Haugh intends telling of the
activities of a summer school, The
foltlowidg Sunday, -Miss Anna Haugh
will give a missionary talk entitled,
"Buil'drng the 'Chu'rch in India."
These -meetings will ibc weil worth `at-
tending. Will you be there'7
Sometime ago the Young People In
South Baron started a drive to plate
-spent Sunday with 'her parents' •1411. 1 a piano m .the Cott H Ca
and Mrs. Sain Thain son, -County 9 • cine in 'Can -
and ton. The :required amount has been
raised and the piano is being install-
ed, May 31st. This should add much
to the comfort of the in•ma'tes and
will be a great !benefit when a concert
is !being presented there.
Miss Janet 'Watson, of the London',
road, gave a :birthday party, Friday!
the 27th,
Mr. James McNaughton 'has pur-
chased a new 'Chevrolet landau,
!Arany w,iii be sorry 'to hear that
Mrs, John McKenzie, of Hensel!, 1.
seriously 'i11 at the home of her eon,,
Mr.
1-I. P.
:McKenzie,, -
of Tet
ckers i•
. nl th,
Mr. and Mrs, John Watson and
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Wilson were
visiting in !Hensall Stulday evening.
Sunday Disturbance.—There is in
Cenada an organization -known as the
Lord's Day Alliance which seeks to
see that the Sabbath is not profaned
by s'por'ts, etc. Lt says much for
'Brucefield that we •do not -need an df
feat! •here, '!but evidently some piaces
do,, and that badly. ;Last Sunday af-
ternoon, two autos laden with! people
(riot of this community) of various -
ages, 'stopped at S. S. No, 3 school
grounds, d end d. played b
1 Y all all after-
noon, after which they had lunch and
departed (to Church ?). A1 -Though we
know that it is a great temptation to
indulge c i n
outdoor or for
s is
Lyet at t
' he
sante time we also feel that Sunday is
not the 'time for doing so, neither
are the school -grounds intended to be
an amusement park for any who care
to use them. It would he well for '
these people -to read over the 'cotn-
mandntents again and perhaps they
might realize then that they were
certainly' not obeying the 4th. Beate -
field's citizens do not •indulge in dese-
crating r
t 6 the Sabbath,. and respectfully �.
ask ,that no more of this •may -happen.
,Mr„ and Mrs. Hugh'Berry 'spent
Sunday at her home in 1$]u I
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Wright and fam-
ily, of Mitchell, spent Sunday at the
hotne of diis parents, Mr. and lobs.
Chas. Wright.
'AIr. Harry Collins »has purchased a
new Ford. sedan from, Mr, Daly, of
Seaforth, and Mr. William Douglas a
Chevrolet sedan from Mr, Levis, of
Clinton.
Mr. Stewart Knox, of •Flint, Much.,
'Mr. and Mrs. -Harry Taylor of
Tu'ckersnrith spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. .and -Mrs, William. Reid,
415 cif Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs, John Gradtann spent
Simday evening at, 'home of Tames
13roadfoot Tuckcrsmith,
M,r, and Mrs, Lorne Taylor and
children spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs., Rabent Pollock of Grand +Bend.
'Mr. Elgin Thompson of the 2tsd of
:Stanley •has -purchased a snappy look-
ing driver formerly owned by W.
Johnson fi (Son of Varna.
Me
s, Arthur 'Mc
ue1
Q e . :Mr. and
Muss :Gi+bson and Mr. and Mrs. Hood
attended the funeral of Mrs. Murray
0f Egmonslviile Saturday afternoon,
!Miss Reta Taylor' spent 'Sunday
with .Miss 'Ruth Hendricks, 'Sau'bie
line.
iMr, and Mrs. George 'W}Lsou spent
Sunday with -Mr. and Mrs, Sain
Jolutston, Bayfield road. '
.hiss Margaret 'Ross of :Seaford!
spent' Sunday at t'he home of nibs, W.
Berry.
Mr, and Mts. Andrett' Murdock and
daughter aft tic Flora 1
ora . c,
g an oaf
J Detroit, are
visiting the tformer's • father, Mr, R.
afurcldck,
-Miss (Helen Tough. spent Suuday
with 'i
1 tier
!friend, Miss 'Jean
, Murdock.
dock.
:Miss Agnes Aikenhead, of Lon-
don, and Mr. Thomas 'Bell, of (De-
troit, visited 'friends here on Sunday.
A very interesting game of salt -
ball
was played.. in Clinton last Wed-
nesday when the girls' team here
were defeated by the 'Ontario street
girls' team. 'The 'game was very
close, the score being 9-8. •Following
1 the Bruceifteld line-up: 'H, Haugh,
c
J. •Ail.en'h '
J ea � •1
d Di :S
P; Stewart, 'rf
wa 1st b;
T Stackhouse, 2nd b; M 'Chapman,
3rd b; It Guider, as; P. Brock, If; V.
'Wheeler, of O, Harrison, rf. 'Clinton
play here on June 10,.
lilfessrs Frank and Hugh !McGreg-
or, ofe Flint, Mi.eh„ spent the -week-
end with their ,father, Mr, 11, i1I.c-
Gregor, in the village. •
+31r, and, Mrs, :David Tough spent
a few days last week visiting 'frien'ds
on the `Bronson -line. Their old
friends are always' 'glad to welcome
them back.
earselanammernaneiaaaaaeememanimenner
WE SELL SI-10ES
FOR LESSv
If anyone tells yoix that Shoe Prices in this
Store are as high as in other stores
Don't Believe It!
11''-4•.` It's a Mis-statements Absolutely Wrongi
You save from 10 per cent to 20 per cent on
every pair of Shoos bought in this store.
We bought them right, and we'll sell
them • right — As low as we can,
Not as high as we might
Don't ' you think you should patronise the store
that brought down the price of shoes,Seaforth?in
ECONOMY BOOT STOKE
PAY CASH --PAY LESS
Directly Opposite Commercial Hotel
"NNW
AGE FIVE
spent the week end at the home or
his grandmother, Mrs, Wilson' :OW it `is . lyropt�cl in thin way to
of Y re -
tllennsh
then
e
b eattt
i
f u
1
ganteTarckersmrth, which had almost becpme• extinct
i
t iifnRev. Mr, Moierhouse, of :Ontario st this couitry,(Church, 1Clinon, exchanged' Pulpits s
.with Rev, Mr. 'Bremner last 'Sunday
anorning, Mir, !Bremner also took the
service at Turner's 'Church in he ef-
t
ernooli,
Ret 'W: ' A. Bremner and _Mr,
Henry Holton, representative elders
front
rwce'fi
ell
are u�
tend'n .
confer-
ence, in }London this ,week, .
Keep Monday evening, June 13th,
free ,from all other engagements, as
on that •e
van; .
n
the r +
g h Bl
yt S Clr rel
!Society will put on their famous'can-
tata, "Joseph's s Bondage,» in Mrtice-'
weld United Church. 'Crowded houses
have greeted these ,singers 'wherever
they have ,given this wonderful pro-
duction, 'Watch The -News for (fur-
ther announcement next week.
Young Pheasants Hatched, — Miss
Martha MLdDonaldhas -nine young
her
P,sunt s which i rch l
1
etched
on
Tuesday
at.
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most nt :'
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pro-
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setting
of-
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>; 15
eggs
from �.
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tis
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a tot.
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'
.Palerrn
Palermo, her SIStCT iS teaching, and,gave•them to a trustworthy hen, the
nest
tj
being an the ibare ground, as specified
in the directions. Some of the eggs.,
were .chipped on the 2-leh day but -
tMiss McDonald found }t nticessacy-ko
use the incubator to 'complete .tlie.
work, The directions her doubt, in-
tend to resemble as closely as pos-
sible natural al c
cud
ttaons
of
theP heas -
silts
, uta}
.,the cold,
dam
spring p p ng ivea-
her "would !be disastrous to .the
ungsters ,without additional pro -
colon. They are somewhat smaller'
San young •chickens and although
caecely having the use of their legs
et, make every effort. to gain •their•
edom, They !tare pretty markings
n thehack back '
of
their i covin
ha
c ds and
d
r + .
escmb
!c baby l ab
chick .'
Y s m having a re-.
ecta'ble beak, 'instead of being all
mouth and stomach like young song
tads, Young »pheasants are supposed
he released when six weeks old,
14111
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L.
Hens bothered with .
lice stop laying. To
kill the lice, take the affectedchickmn
by the legs and sprinkle. eche, powder
in the open: feathers. PRAM'S LICE
KILLER la ltarrnlese, non -irritating: and non-
"roisom,S, but kgitann lite. Ask 7rwr dialer.
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difS
LIVE
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*He fir PIZA27Y POUL7RYROOK E'4 E 4
PRATT FOOD CO,of CANADA ttnvut
325 CarLaw ANi„Toronto a
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NOTICE
Why be without a morcel
when you can have it done
any day at
UOnnisO1 St Pullman
Barber.. Shap
Just thione 125
for appointment_
Specialist in Marcelling,
Shampooing, Manicuring
and Massaging
Automobile lusurkite
Every car owner er
needs flitsrix
p ro
tec-
tion.
With
heavier vier r
cad traffic
you
cannot afford to take chances.'
1927 RATES
Chevrolet, -Chrysler 4, Dodge, Dur-
ant 4, Essex, Ford, Gray Dort, Stas,
Maxwell, Overland, Pontiac, etc,
Public Liability $5.00, Property
Damage $4.00
Chrysler 6, Chalmers, Durant 6, Mud -
son, , Jett-
McLahl'
McLaughlin, m Nash,
Oak-
land, Studebaker, Paige, Willis-
Knight, Oldsmobile, etc.
Public Liability $6.00. Property'
Damage $5.00
Six months' policy at 70 per cent. of
ahovc rates.
Gives $11,000.00 proteotion to the car
owner roam
against injuries uric
acr
J death
ofon'
person or persons and damage to
other cars, vehicles or other property;
Legal .expenses and doctor's •bill are
also included.
Rater for Collision, Fire and Theft
on application.
Everybody's Auto ,Accident Policy
Prentium $5,00.
Policy $1,500.00,—$25,00 per week for
total disability. $12.50 for partial dis-
ability. The biggest Five Dollars'
worth you ever •got for your money,
Take no chances—Accidents happen
:to matter howcareful you are.
Call, 'Write or Phone
A. D. SUTHERLAND
Seaforth, Ontario. Phone 152.
EN4IUR»
The S-necxal Milverton
Flour
We have it—Give it a Trial, Also
Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds
C. G. TIIOMSON
GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25
our
Auto Needs
GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES
PRIEST -O -LITE BATTERIES
Repairs and charging on all snakes.
A good line of New and Used Parts,
A PEW USED CARS LISTED
Chevrolet Touring, 1921 $75.00 with -License
Ford Touring 1918.. .. .. .... . .. . „$75•.00 with License
Ford Coupe 1925, balloon tires, like new , ,$375 with License
Regier's Garage
PHONE 167W
DRESSES
NO MATTER 1IOW DELICATE
MAY BE ENTRUSTED TO I OUR CARE
We claim that no dress is too dainty or expensive to be
entrusted to us for cleaning witherfect pconfidence,
The cleaning of dresses is an art, which takes time totu
s ldy
and achieve. .
Ladies' and Gent's Felt Hats cleaned, It only costs a
dollar and will'`look like new.
SIEAFE3RT1 (4.1ARMf1' T ARE
Sydney Dungey, Proprietor
COMMERCIAL BLOCK, PHONE 227 or 210