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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-07-14, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 14,;1927. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE is an appetizing dish, even for those who are ndt hungry, There is one essential, however, in • P%waking an ideal dish of it. The, rk must give 'it :the right avor' and we pride ourselves supply `�t we know how to s Pp Y just the right cut for the purpose. Try it once, You'll want it often. • Phone 58 Seaford]. ▪ H. , STEWA T R Your Butchers.. White ain Stores "BUG DEATH" WEEK KILL 'EM Arsenate of, Lime, ..destroys' plant blight and hags, lb. 23e 5 lbs. for '81.00 Paries Green, per lb, 39c Fly Tox, Spray on 8 oz bot 45c Flit, Spray on 8' 'oz bot. 45c Black Flag, Spray on 8 oz tin 30e BlackFlag, Spray on 10 oz tin .. 50e Fly 'Coil hang '2 for 50 Y g up, s for 5e 4 sheets Tanglefoot, e t 20 lbs. Redpath Sugar . $1,53. ,. P Ross J. Sproat phone$ W._111. Stewart Phone 77 e'REA The Dairy Fa- rmer is assured of good tnarkets the - whole yearfor his Dairy Products. enlarge Increase your Dairy Herd e g • your bank ac- count. count. They will not fail you. Produce -only cream of the best quality and send your cream:to us either through our 'Agents or deliver direct. We will assure you of our very best services and highest prices. • When you need anew Cream `Separator see the. NEW ,M•ELOTTJ . We can give you an attractive deal, • - Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaforth y Ont. C. A. BARBER, Prop. WSon Chas. Walker & A. ��We iY UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment Go- vernment holder of W. J: -WA , diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. , Night or day phone 67.E Teacher of Piano, Organ and Theory Summer Courses Starting Now Residence -Church Street JUST TO REMIND YO l' of "Pinkney's Family Loaf' The wrapped bread,. Its worth your while to give it a trial Buns, Cakes, Pasties, Etc. Phone 70—Prompt Delivery Come and inspect our Bahery. at yofir own •.coaveniuce ROY S,: k'IN1Nt1Y Dirk Blacly—Se;tforth D. Hs Mcinnes chiropractor Of Wingham, wiil be at the Commetcial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases of all kin'ds success fully treated. • Electricity used.. - Watch Repairing WATCHES; CLOCKS, JEWELRY ETC. REPAIRED All work guaranteed. Service satisfactory. Work pron'iptly;donne J. A. :Westc''ott Wateh'uiaker and 3ewt'1er Opposite W. A, Crieh's Your .trnt' +nsle advantage You have cne great advantage over the big city stores that seek your r C'. tamers' trade -becau:-ie you can serve them personally. Recognize the con- stant . opportunities you have for doing a large business with a small stock. All the resources of 'wholesalers and manu- facturers are open.to you. Order goods from them by Long Distance one day, and'recceive them the next. Customers soon learn to patronize the store itlib where they canorder anything whether it is in stock or not. Occasion- ally calling up old custom- ers by Long Distance is a good way to ensure con- tinuwIce of their Patron- age. Internally and . Externally it is Good.—'T'Ite crowning property of Di. Thomas' ,Eclectric Oil. is ,that 11' can be used internally for 'many, com- plaints as well as externally. For sore throat, croup whooping cough, pains in the ehest,'colic and many kin- dred •ailntents itahas qualities that are unsurpassed. A 'bdttle of it costs little and there is no loss in always it at atland, TOWN TOPICS , ' IM' Violet And `r cin' nurse: hi' the A .iss 1 E, s, Stratford General 1Hospital and gold uedallist•,for••1927,'vis'ited 'Mr, Chas, totrtiedge and her aitttt,, Miss Bella 'Sproat, Mr. Frank Coates lies .accepted the ,position o'f' principal of Embro Con- tinuation school. Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Anderson, Mr, and Mrs. Ivan McArthur and Mr, Earl' Andersen,, of •'B'elgrave, spent the week -end wit'h 'Mr. 'C'has: ,Routledge and Mrs. B. Sproat, Miss •Laura Ross, of Windsor, is visiting Mrs. 'Geo. Weir. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, -Park, 'of De- troit, visited 'at the 'hone of .Mr, and /Mrs. James Devereaux, and 'Mrs.'Peter 'Dietrich and family, of Zurich, were Sunday visit- ors at the hofne of the looter's 'broth- er, Mr. Louis !Hildebrandt Mrs. 'Geo.;Byrans, of 'Winnipeg; are visiting at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. .Stewart, Harpurhey. Mr. 'Joseph Aiken, of Buffalo, spent a ... few days ' alt the home of his Ibrdeher-in-law, Mr. A. L, Porteous Mrs. A, L. Porteous spent the 'wee'k end, with friends at Kincardine. Mr, and Mrs, A. 'Lawson and dau- ghter of Detroit,and Mrs.Con, Thfel of. Kitchener were 'visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs, L; 'Hildebrandt, Mr, Earl VanEgmontl acted as or- ganist in the • •Presbyterioan Church on (Sunday.' ''Mrs. 'Cunningham, of -Port Albert, wasrbald. .the guest of Mrs. Andrew Archi- Miss 1-lelen Larkin of Aurora is spending the vacation with her par. ents, Rev, Dr, and (Mrs. Larkin. Mr. 'John 'Keri, Railway street, is suffering from a slight stroke. Mr. and 'Mrs, (Nelson Hays, who.. have ;been spending some weeks with Mr. and Mrs. R. E, Jackson and oth- et' relatives, lest on 'Saturday for New York. They were accompanied by their nephew, Mr. Nelson Cardio. Mr: Arthur Broadfoot,who has bean visiting his mother, Mrs. 3. H. Broadfoot, has returned to 'Moose- iaw. Mrs, Kenneth Ferguson sang a beautiful solo in First Presbyterian Church Sunday, morning, .It[rs. George !Spring and children. are" -the guests of Mrs. Earl Bell. Mr. and ,Mrs. Robert Dundee of Toronto are visiting his mother, Mrs, W. A. Dundas. Miss Ruth Thompson left .'Wednes day on a holiday trip 'to Muskoka. Mr, and. Mrs. Charles Hays of 'Ford City are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. S. :Hays. Miss Edith Ferguson is 'holidaying -with her grandmother, Mrs, Geo. li'erguson, Exeter. ' 'Mrs, F. G. Livingstone and daugh- ter, Gilchrist of Detroit are spending n couple of .weeks in town. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rankin of De- troit are visiting Mr, and Mrs. James Rankin. Miss Jean Grant of ,Nanaitno,. B.C., nurse -in -training at Ford . hospital, Detroit, was a'guest at the )tome of Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Kase, Dr. P. A. 'Robinson and his daugh- ter, Miss F •Grace IRdbinson, of 'Tor- onto, are the guests of ,Rev, W. D. and Mrs. (McDonald at the Egmond- ville manse. IMr, Leslie 'Watson of Toronto is' visiting his farther, •Mr. James 'Wat Af SPS(. r, and Mrs. Sydney Deem and children are visiting: relatives at Mit - theta Miss •Kathleen Rankin of Detroit is visiting at her home here. Mr. and Mrs, A. Sparks and son Lorne have returned from spending the winter in 'Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs. T. rWorden, Mies Ma- bel Cameron and Miss Jennie Alex- ander were Mitchell visitors Tuesday. IMr. and Mrs, !Leslie . 'Bristow aitd little daughter of Detroit and htr. and Mrs. Wm. 113ristow of Sarnia are vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. W, Webster. Rev. 'Dr. Poole of London, England, was the guest of ,Rev, and Mrs. W. P. Lane at the, parsonage:: Miss Annie Camerons •of Toronto is visiting Miss Ruby McRae and other friends, Mr, and Mrs. George Parker and Miss Irene McGee of 'Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. 'Johnston and the Misses McLean of (London were vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, George E'berhart; Mr. Fred, Jackson, son. of Mr. and :Mrs, L. 'C. Jackson of town, has nun appointed principal of the 'Bobcat'- geon continuation school, in which he hasil,eear:'assistant the past two years. , IMr.' and 'Mr5"'I4illiard of Welland were week end visitors, and Miss 'Mac. •'oyes of London •spent a few days at the home' of Mr. and Mrs.,eC. Boyes; Egmondviile, and Mr.'IRdbert •Boycs' 'Cuckeisinith. Miss McKay and Miss McKenzie, of Chicago, were visitors at the home of Mrand Mrs, T. J. Adams, Har purhev. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jeffrey motored to.IDetroit to visit Mr:and 'Mrs. Sam, Somas. -Mr. Archie Jeffrey, who is in the air force, returned with thein on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, ,H. B. Atkinson, of Enilbro, visited at 'Rev. and Mrs. W.- I'. W,I'. 'Lane's one. day this week, Her malty friends will be pleased to know that Mrs. W. 'O, 'Fowler, of Galt, .who is the guest of the Misses Cresswell, is inucll improved. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiland; and Lois, of Toronto, returned on.Wed nesday afternoon 01 this wee]: to To- ronto, after a few days' visit, Mr ' John Smith and Mrs,1 Stark visited Mrs. Stark's sister -in 1515 in Sarnia'tSunday. 'tele. and' iMrs. tWm: ,Finlayson, of Wellesley, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, ileni'y Weiland. lack ifcCosh, the steeplejack, is painting the town water tank this lve •Iilr. and Mrs. 'William (Stade and son of Dashottood, id , and Mrs, Alf Ings, of Varna Mrs. John Decher and children of Zerich, Mr, -and '.Mrs. Miss Vera. Dodds, Toronto, visited her erandmother, a'lrs• a. Smith, who is in the Memorial hospital, on. `latnrday. • Elmer Hey, of Nebraska, were Sunday visitors at Mr. an'c `;ifrs (Sam ('Totts-. chalk's, Ml anrd 'Mrs. 1huer Il'ey; left for hdme Tuesday, after visiting theirfriendsfa three ,wek`., Mr, and 'Mrs, G. A. Hall and son George of Chambersburg, 'Perin., anti Miss Wilkinson of New York, and Mrs. W. S, Wilkinson of 'Woodstock spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J• A. 'Wilson, Mr, and Mrs. Ilb'botson,"iRochester, N,Y., and children Mary and Lorne, left Saturday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. James'Morrison. IMr. and Mrs. W. A. Campbell and two sons, 'Gordon and 'Harold, of t trathclaire, Man,, and 'Mrs, E. A. Spading and family of Kincardine, spent the week end at -the hotne of M'r. and 'Mrs. James Morrison., Miss 'Lulu Docherty of Toronto visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Docherty, %Mi•. Wm. Wright is having•, a ver- andah erected 0n h' ' is house onJames ame- street. Edelweis Rebekah Lodge will hold a picnic at Bayfield on . Wednesday, July, 20th, St. Thomas'C'hurch S.S. Will hold their picnic at Grand Bend the same day. Mrs. T., G. 'Scott and Mrs. W. A: trichwere r in 'Goderieh 'on Wednes- day afternoon attending the district meeting of the Rebekah assembly. Mrs, M. Millard, Calgary, Alta„ visited this week at the hone of Mr. and ,Mrs. R, E. Jackson. Mr, .Kenneth Ferguson of Detroit, motored over and spent Sunday at the ' ho1mef n Mrs.J, J.'Mern i Mrs.;Fer- guson t-guson returned with him to the city Monday. afiss Stella Horton, of London, is visiting her sister, Mrs: E. L. Box. Mr, W. Smith, of 'Los Angeles, for- nierly of Zurich, was in town visiting friends. Mrs. John Wood was'., in Toronto visiting, her niece, Mrs, W. Hogan, 'Mrs.'Hogan and family returned with her, Mr. E. T. Daley and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Peter Daley were in Walk- erton visiting friends on •Thursday. Mrs, G. L. Smith of S'an Jose, (Cali- fornia, .and Mrs, J. Walker and two children of Winnipeg, are guests of their cousin, Mrs. 3, T. Tyerntan, this week, Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Balaton, for- merly of lBluevate, are 'visiting their cousin, Mr, L. Melville, before leav- ing for the west. Mr, and Mrs. Harris of Stratford were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Melville on 'Sunday. Miss Verna Graves left Monday for Detroit. Mrs. Frank Devereaux anis daugh-. tees Alice and Joan are visiting her sister, Mrs. B. 'O'Connell in Windsor. Mr. and afrs. Wallace Archibald spent the week end in ;Guelph. Mrs Geo. Sparks, who has been spending some months - in Hensall, has returned "tome, • Miss Elizalbeth Smith, of Ottawa. who has (been a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. E, Kerslake, left. last week all a trip to New York. - Mr. and Mrs, George Hedley of De- troit, were guests at the home of the 'Misses ,Graves. Mrs. L. T. De'Lacey is holidaying al Stoney L - a)te. Mr. D. Ke1siake of Toronto spent the week end at his home. Miss +Reynolds of Tilsonburg visit- ed her fri,.+'d, ifiss Ruth Thompson, this week. IJIr, and Mrs. Treble and Mr, and. Mrs. 'Flynn of London visited Mrs.. Geo. 'Brownlee Sunday. Mr, Elroy Brownlee returned- to London with thein Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williamson and daughter Ruth, of 'Windsor, and Aar. and Mrs. Bert Stewart of Miinico Beach spent a few clays with Mr. and :Mrs, Harry Tyndall, Mr. J M. 5outhcott, editor o'f Tlse Exeter Times Advocate and Mr, G. E. Hall and son, Mr. Gordon :Hall of The Clinton News -Record, paid a fra- ternal call to The' News on Monday. The Misses Morison of Ilatriston are spending the itoiidays at ileo, Scotea,'iMarketatreet MiasMargaret Mader ofStella had an' operation.. for appendicitis in Mens- orial Koepitt l onn=Thursday TUCKERSMITH, Air Early Bird.—A. Barred Rock pullet belonging to Mr. And.• Moore, Egmonclville, treated a .record this week by laying its 'firsit egg Wednes- day morning, although not yet quite four months old. The egg was a very good size, although not quite up to standard. 'This pullet 'has no inten- tion of 'becoming a "broiler" if get- ting down ,to 'business early will save IMr. and: Mrs. 'Wns. James, of To- ronto, returned hone Wednesday last, after visiting Mr, and Mrs. ' Geo. Cain- eron, for the past two weelcs, Mr. and Mrs. ;Cecil Oke and Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Allan motored ` to London Thursday last to visit friends, S. S. No, 7, Tuckcrsmith,• held their annual school picnic to Bayfield: on Thursday last. There was a good at- tendai}•ce and all enjoyed a right good t,I,e.... Mr. Jack MacKay of Buffalo, is home visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacKay, of the 7th con- cession, .. • •. 'Wm. Eyre and Mr. and Mrs. .Harry Eyre, of Sarnia, spent the week end at the parental home, on the Sthi concession, Tuckerstnith. Mr, Rdbert McCartney and son Gordon, of Tuxford Sask., are at present visiting vv itb the former's brother-in-law, Mr. James Allan, of Egmon d vii i e: BRUCEFIELD. Real Bargains.—•Forthe month of July we will offer you several real ,bargains. Prints, ginghams and chant - brays rreduced from 27c and 30e to 22c per yd. Grocery specials -4 .pkgs jelly powders, 25c. Canned corn, peas, and -tomatoes, 2 for 25c. Corn starch, 2 pkgs. for 22c, We have remnants at a real price. 'See them. H. F. '.Berry, liruce•fieid. Haying is the order of the clay anti everybody is busy. !Bruce Berry is'getting the bowling green into shape and some bowling may be -had even this season, Rev. W. ID. McIntosh and boys, of lanlbro, and a former pastor of Bruce - field United Church, is visiting some of his old parishioners. Mr. Mc- Intosh is always welcome in Bruce - field. The Brucefieid .Lodge of the Inde- pendent Order of Odd Fellows will )told a decoration service in Baird's cemetery on Sunday afternoon next, July l76, at 2.30, Flowers will 'be plated on the graves of those mem- bers of the Order who have crossed the great divide as a tribute to their memory. Mrs. Mary Lands'borough, of Ore- gon, visited at the hone of Mr, and (Mrs. James Moodie and other friends in the village: Mr, John Cousens, of Delaware, and his son Victor, of Port Huron, wereof Mr. and Mrs. the guests Jnn•1es McQueen last week. Mrs. Ross Scott spent the week -end in London. Two cars met at the London road corner last week. A 'Hudson sedan proceeding from 'Bayfield to Strat- ford met with a Chevrolet coming from the south on the London road., No one was injured, but the cars were badly wrecked. Officer Whitesides was here afterwards investigating the circumstances. Miss Eleanor Snider is spending' the month of July in London. Miss Margaret Aikenhead, who has been spending her holidays at her home, has returned to London, IMr. Bill Nevin was a Sunday visit- or at the home of Mr, J. W. Elliott. Miss Violet Petrie: of Sault Ste. GREATER VALUES —IN— - FOOTWEAR —FOR- - THE WEEK=END! 1-tere are the best Values we have offered since the open- ing of this Shoe Store. WOMEN'S STRAP SLIPPERS $3.95 Black Satin, Black, Bronze and Blond Patent Leathers, Black, Blond and Rose Blush Kid Leathers, Spike, Span_ ish and' Cuban Heels $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 Shoos at $3.05 WOMEN'S STRAP SLIPPERS $2.95 New Models in Patent and Kid Leathers, Louis, Cuban and Low Heels. Iminded in the lot are oxfords and one straps in a good grade of Black Kid Leather with - Cushion Soles : All Sizes $2.95 a pair Come to, this Store expecting to get the best Shoes You" money will buy anywhere, and you'll meet with no disappointment ECONOMY BOOT SHOP PAY CASH—•PAY.. LESS Directly Opposite 'Commercial Hotel Marie, is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. Allen, Mission Circle,—'Th'ere was a good attendance at the Marion Oliver Mis- sion Circle s e e Friday evening. .Haz I e Haugh, the president, occupied the chair: The programme was in keep- ing with the Jubilee 'Confederation celebration and special parts were taken by the members, Miss Eva 'Stackhouse delighted all with 'a violin solo. Softball—Two very interesting soft- ball games' were played in Londes- boro last Thursday When the local 'boys' and girls' church teams motor- ed there. The girls' game was 'played .first,. After the first inning'Brucefield gat to weilc and played a game of (ball to be proud of, Almost • all the playing was done .by the infield, Lon rles'boro only getting 6 hits, which netted then only 2 runs. The fiinai score was 17-2 for Brncefield.: Line- up: iti. Haugh c, M, Chapman rf, J. Aikcnitead p, H, Snider ss, M. Ste- , wart M. Aikenhead l'b, V. Wheel- er if, E. 'Stackhouse rf, O. Harrison 3b. The boys' team also won against the I.ondesboro team. Scores were almost even till the eighth inning when :Brucefield• ran in 13 mins. The ,final score was 29-I8Line-up: Lueup: C. 'Haugh Lb. E. Stackhouse c. D. Mc-: llutosh 3b, B. Ro'dgerson lf, J. Ketch - en "p, L. Boyce ss, G. Elliott .t•f, C. Broadfoot cf, G. Munroe 2b. 3,1,. Clarence Armstrong left Isere 4ast Wednesday for Exeter. He has taken a job in the canning factory for the summer months. ts. MissEdna dna Thompson is to be teacher u1 S.S. No. 3, Varna, We wish her success. The teamsters have finished draw- ing gravel ori the Mill Road. No doubt they 'are glad, as it proved a hot and dusty job. 'The Entrance class of S. S. No, 3, Tuckersinith, were very successful this .year. Seven out of the 9 writers passed, two with honors, Greta Broadfoot and '.Margaret Watson. Mr. John Hohner, who has been on NOTICE Why be without a marcel when you can have it done any day at Dennison & Milian Barber Shop Just phone 125 for appointment Specialist in Marcelling, Shampooing, • Manicuring and Massaging the lake grain 'boats, has returned hump .during a slack season. Joint I intends getting :on salt water in the near future. 2vlr. ,Itolbi, Hothatn has returned ( ter vititin his niece, Mrs, of (:Clinton, g J. S. Reid, ivlrs, Coic, Mr.'. and 'Airs, John Butts and Miss Ellen 'Butts, of To- ronto, visited Mrs, 'Wn,. Henry this week. Mr. and Mrs, idarr; df London spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. A. Davidson. 'Mr. Jack Ross has returned to De- troit after spending- the past two weeks at the home of Mrs, Jas. Mac Donald, Mrs; T. If. 'Wheeler has returned frown a visit to Detroit, Mn, John Baird' and dau titers of the' West are visitingg at his home its Stanley township, Mrs, G. 'F. Handley entertained at a charming shower at her home, Elm wood avenue,London on t Saturday, in .honor- of iss Mary Beattie, for nterly of Varna, whose marriage takes place late in July. At a 'lovely table centred with delphinum, 'Mrs. J. D. Gemmell, of Seaford], the ,mother of the hostess, poured ,out tea. The tea- room assistants were the Misses Flor- ence \Vetch, Madeline and Gladys But'lceholder, A number of Bruce - field and Seaforth friends were guests. Automobile Insurance Every car owner needs this protec- tion. With heavier road traffic cannot afford to take chances. you 1927 RATES Chevrolet, Chrysler 4, Dodge, Dur- ant 4, Essex, Ford, Gray Dort, Star, Maxwell, Overland, Pontiac, etc, Public Liability $5.00. Property Damage $4.00 Chrysler 6, Chalmers, Durant 6, Hud- son, Jewett, McLaughlin, Nash, Oak- land, Studebaker, Paige, Willya- Knight, Oldsmobile, etc. Public Liability $6.00. Property Damage. $5.00 Six months' policy at 70 per cent. of above rates. Gives $1.1,000.00 protection to the car owner against injuries or death of any person or persons and damage to other cars. vehicles or other property. Legal expenses and doctor's bill are also included. Rang for Collision, Fire and. Theft on application. Everybody's Auto Accident Policy Premium $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 no matter how careful you are. Call, Write or Phone A. D. SUTHERLAND Seaforth, Ontario. Phone 152, BEIM-AUR The Sveeial Milverton Flour We have it—Give it a Trial. Also Grain Screenings Chop of Ali Kinds C. G. TIIOMSON GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 Your Auto Needs GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES Repairs and.charging un all makes. A good line of New and Used Parts. A FEW USED CARS LISTED Chevrolet Touring, 1921 Ford Touring 1918. .. Ford Coupe 1925, balloon tires, like new .$75,00 with Licen $75.00 with License ..$375 with License Re• ser's G PHONE 167W e rage DRESSES NO MATTER HOW DELICATE MAY BE ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE We claim that no dress is 'too dainty or expensive to be entrusted to us for cleaning with perfect confidence. The cleaning of dresses is an art, which takes time to study and achieve. Ladies' and Gent's Felt Hats cleaned. It only costs a dollar and will look like new. SEAPORT!' GARMENT eaRE Sydney o Proprietor COMMERCIAL BLOCK, PHONE 227 or 210