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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-09-01, Page 5'THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1927 THE SEAL+ORTH NEWS, PORK AND BEANS is an appetizing dish, even for those who are not +hungry. There is one essential, however, in making an ideal dish of it._ The, pork must give it the right flavor and we pride ourselves that we know how to supply just the right cut for the purpose. Try it once. You'll want at often. Phone 58 Seaforth. D. ii, STEWART Your Butcher. Red• White ehain Stores Pickling Specials for one week: Yellow Pickling Onions, small -size 6 lbs. for 25c Yellow Pickling Onions, med- ium size, 10 lbs, for 25e Yellow Cooking Onions, large size, 6 lbs. for 25e Silver Skin Onions, small - 2 lbs for 25o Mixed Pickling Spice, lb. 23c Heinz Spiced Vinegar, gal 60c Hei'nr, Crystal. Vinegar, gall 60e Malt Vinegar; Tarragan Vine gar; Cider Vinegar; Catsup Spice; CatSup Flavoring; All kinds of Spices. Tomatoes Caauliflower Pep- pers, ep-pers, Cucumbers, etc. American pint sealers, doz $1.08 Ross J. Sproat Phone 8 W. M. . Stewart Phone 77 eR EI4LM The Dairy Farmer is asstired of good markets the whole year for his Dairy Products. Increase your Dairy Herd and enlarge your bank ac- 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. Whenyouneed a new Cream Separator seethe NEW MELOTTE. We can give you an attractive deal:' • " Seaforth Creamery, Co. Seaforth, Out. C. A. BARBER, Prop: W. J. Walker 86 Son UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. W'ALK'ER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. -Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. lemmmossibmagessommusr JUST TO REMIND YOU of Pinkneys Family Loaf" The wrapped bread Its worth your while to give it a trial Buns, Cakes, Pastries, Etc,' Phone 70—Prompt Delivery Colne and inspect our Bakery at your own convenience ROY S. PINKNEY Dick Block--Seaforth D. H.. Melones '-"l lehiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the , Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases 'of all kinds svccess- fullytreated. Electricity used, Watch- e g airin WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY IITC., - REPAIRED ,A11 . work` : guaranteed. Service, satisfaction. Work promptly done i, A. Westcott Watchmaker and Jeweler Opposite W. A. Crick's Chas. A. llowey Poacher of Piano, Organ and Theory Summer Courses Starting Now Residence—Church Street BORN. RUSSE'LL—In the Methodist hos- pital, Peoria, fill., on Thursday. Aug, 25,11927, to Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Russell, a daughter (Harriet). Getting Ready for Fall Wheat. Experience and experiment 'have proven that early sown fall 'wheat— Aug, 26th to Sept. 9th—gives 'best re- sults, particularly if following clover sod, atfalfa, field peas or summer fal low. 'Generally speaking, 43 bushels of seed per sore give best results. The varieties most suitable from results of co-operative field experiments in Ontario are found to be Dawson's 'Golden Chaff (O.A.C. 61) and O. A. C. 104, (Seed selection is very important, particularly in seasons when shrunken seed is present. One cannot be too careful in choosing large, plump, unci- form seed as the yield next year will be 'affected where shrunken or broken seed Is used. Wheat for seed'should be treated for strut. 'Stinking strut or bunt of Wheat can be prevented by treating seed either with formalin, bluestone or copper canb.ona'te chest, If the smut bales are present in the grain re- move with 'fanning mill or by placing grain, a,bus'hel at a time, in' water and stitinmg it, The snout 'balls being light will rise to the surface and can he readily skimmed of If using formalin, one-'halif pint of 40 per cent. 'formaldehyde in 120 gals. df water will be sufficient to 'treat 10 bushels of seed. Im4nense the seed,.a sack at a time, for 20 minutes: Remove from the water And spread out thinly on a clean floor,and allow to dry sufficient- lyto be sown. IB'd -'sure 'to carry to the field. in treated bags. :Sony a.s soon as,,p,ossiible. after `treatment. 'Loose stunt of wiseat cannot' be, pre - ;vented by format'in or other named .treatinents. If prevalent, secure seed from non-infected areas. Usually lit pays many titres over to fertilize wish . acid phosphate (1 p.c, fertilizer) 'at the rate of at least 200 pounds per acre. tlealtln cannot",'be+lookedfor hi the child fihat is subject to worths, be cause 'worms destroy health by creat- ing internal disturbances that retard development and !cause serious weak- ness:. Miller's 'World 1Powclet's . expel worms and are so'Ibeneflcial M their action that'the systems of the little sufferers are restore'd'to healthfulness, all the discdanforts and rdangerS of worm infection arc; removed, and eatis'fectory growth is assured, TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs, \'\rm, Wright, Mrs. Grainger and Miss Grainger attended the funeral in 'Blyth on Saturday of Mrs. Grainger's sister, Mrs. Richard Somers, , Miss Jessie 'Grainger, R.N., left on Sttnd'ay to spend the week in Toronto. Mr. W. H. Little left an Tuesday to motor to Cobalt. He will travel over the new Ferguson highway. Mr's. Robert 'Webb, and ' Mr, and S1'nrs. Ed. Webb and fancily, of To- ronto; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Webb, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rich and fancily, of Hillsdale, Mich., were guests over the week -end of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Morrison and Mrs: Geo, Siliety. -Mr. and Mrs. Win. Montgomery were guests of his mother, Mrs, W. Montgomery, and Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Morrison. IMr. and Mrs. W. Morrison left on Monday for Toronto where they will visit relatives this week. Mr. 'and Mrs. Howard Kerr, of Windsor, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Kerr. Mr. Peter Shrub has returned to his horse in Centreville after spending his holidays with his • sister, Mrs. J. Hartmnan. 'Mr. Jerome Strub also visited here. Mr. and Mrs. Jas Partridge, of "To- ronto, who have spent ten daps the guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs, Jas. Kerr, returned on Wednesday of this week. • Mr. Jno. Beattie and Mr, A. D. Sutherland were inLondon this week. Miss Clara Rawley, who has 'been visiting her aunts, Mrs. C,"Eckart and Mrs. J. Nolan, has returned to her home in Port Huron, Mrs. R. L. Thomson' and baby Helen motored from Ailsa Craig to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. E. L.. Box are To- ronto visitors. Mr, and Mrs. G. Baxter and family, of Mitchell, visited over the week -end with his brother, Mr, F. Baxter. Mr: and Mrs. -Will Pinkney- and xhildren returned to their home in Hamilton on Monday after spending a month with his parents, Mr. and .Ml's. Johns Pinkney. Mrs. G. Baxter, of Mitchell, and Mrs, F. rBaxtcr are visiting for a few days with the latter's :"daughter` in Ailsa Craig, Mrs. Wm. Purdy, of Kitchener, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Pinkney, • Miss. Clara. McKinley, of Toronto; formerly of the Seaforth Collegiate staff, has spent the past week visiting 'Iter sister, Mrs, A. D. Armstrong, and brother, Mr. R. McKinley, and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Askin and two children, of Bent River, Mus- koka, are visiting Mr._aied Mrs, R. E. Coates. ,Rev, W, D. McDonald, of Egmond vine, will conduct anniversary ser- vices in iBelgrave on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. McKinney, of Guelph and Miss Margaret Maunders, of De- troit, are guests at the home of fele. and Mrs. R. E. -Coates, Mrs, J. O. Rose, Guelph, and Mr and Mrs. Randall Rose and family, of Galetta, Ont„ are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Beattie. Mr, J. Hartman Inas returned home after spending lois holidays with his brother on the farm. Mr, and Mrs. 'Hartman and daughter Agnes visited in Kitchener over Sunday. Mr. Thos, Western, and mother, of Royal Oak, Mich., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Win, Ament. Mr. Jos. Gibson is at the home of his brother, Robert in McKillop, as the latter suffered a stroke on Sunday night. Mr. and ' < Mrs, Pynt, of Usborne, vis- ited their cousin, Mrs.. Hothinn, on Sunday. Miss Margaret Rolph returner) on Thursday after a two weelcs' holiday in Dayton, Ohio. ) Miss velyn Adams left last week for Manchester, England, where she will teaoh. Miss Ella Link has returned from her holidays which she spent with her aunt, Mrs. Kuntz, in Exeter. Miss Hazel Thompson, Chatham, spenttheweek-end with Mr. and Mrs, Daviel Fell. Mr. Archie Jeffrey left on Tuesday for the West,. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennison visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Constable in St. Marys last week, Miss Jeannette Archibald is spend- ing the week in Sebringville with Mrs, Dave Arbogast. Mrs, R. Davis, James street, is vis- iting relatives in London this week. Mr, and Mrs. 3. W. Horner, ide. and Mrs. John Hey, Zurich; Mrs. J. E. Hopkins, St. Thomis; Mr, Nelson Vickers, Drumheller, Alta., were the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Sana. Gottschalk. •Miss Kate Broailfoot left on 'Wed- nesdayfor Milwaukee, Wis., Mr. Archie Ferguson is visiting his, sister, Mrs, D. F. Smith, in Sarnia, Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Katzenmeyer and George and Charles, of Hamilton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Seip ,ort Sunday. Misses -Catherine Lockhart and Beatrice Katzenmeyer returned lroanc with theta alter a six weeks' visit in town. Mrs. (Dr.) Sntidlie and Dorothy and Ruth, of .Toronto,- spent a day with Mr.' and Mrs. R, Frost. Miss Ruth Thompson returned on Wednesday to Tillsianburg, where site is teaching. Mrs. Mary'Connoily is visiting• her slaughter, . Mrs. Win. Prendergrast, Kinkora, Miss Grace Itnechtel left Wednesd- clay for her school at Caledonia. Miss Alice Knechtel leaves on Monday for her school at Kilbride near Hamiltons, Mr.'Chas. Broadfoot and daughter Billy left on Monday for their hoahe in Moosejaw. Mr. and Mrs. Flynn, Exeter, called on Mr s: ,Geo .Brownlee over, the week eiid ;'Mr, and 11/Irs. Chas. Clark of Ayl- mer visited over the week end with his mother, lvfrs. R. L. Clark. •`Miss Mildred Hey of Zurich is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gottschalk. Miss Annie Ross returned to To- ` Miss Davina Anderson is visiting rolto 'Wednesday after spending a friends in Toronto this week. month's vacation with Miss Char-' Miss Eva Fee left Monday for her lotte Thompson, school at Worthington: Miss 'Hazel Jefferson is visiting re- Miss Nellie Brown, New York, and lafives in 'Gonrie .and Mitchell. Miss Marion Collier of Rutherford, ddrs. Dennis and 'ch'ildren spent the N,J., are guests at the home of Mr. sveek-end in Mitchell. and Mrs. Henry MaGavin, Tucker- Miss Dorothy :Hudson is visiting smith. her uncle, IMr. ]Win. Hudson, &trat- Mr, Mrs, silGordon,' Bruce, ford: Jean and and Kathleex.en, of Stratford, were iMiss Anna 'Dennis spent two weeksSunday- visitors at the [tonne o Mr, in Stratford ,with her aunt, Mrs, RR. J. asci Mrs: Robert' Stewart, North !Simpson, Trdnity'street, . Main street, Mr. W. W. 'Hicks, Postmaster of Miss Dorothy Hutchison took a ifitcltol'1 for 54 years, died on Mon- motor trip the past week with St. Ca - da,: He was 801 years of age, therines friends, down the St. Law- Mr. add Mrs. 'LC Roy Boun[1y and rence on the American side and re- d'ittle daughter 'Peggie, and 'Miss turning by way of Montreal. Helen Flanagan, leave returned to De- Mr. and Mrs. John McPherson,troit after spending, their vacation Mrs. John Millson, Mrs. Hugh with Mrs. (Bouparents, Mr. and Wright and Jack spent Sunday with Mrs. 'O'Leary, Huron road, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barker, Surat- ICelestine •and 'Master Ted O'Leary fwd. MrJack Frost returned home onaccom accompanied, them for the remainder . Tuesday from Owassa, Mich,, where of their holidays, he spent the past I]r. F 'Harburn and Mr. Herald year, 'Jack will at - T IDe. F.e aroeft Tuesday for Van tend the Collegiate this year; Mr, and Mrs, .:Fred Robinson are couver, IB.'C., where they will visit ;Mr, motoring, to Detroit this week. Fred 'Lawrence, Dir, and MrsGeorge Scott are To Miss Bertha Harriman, of.lBraatford, Tonto visitors this . week. is visiting 'Miss Evelyn 'Harburn for Mrs. Catherine Atkinson is visiting a few days. friends in Toronto this week, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Rands and Mr, John Broderick is laid tip with Mass Maybelle left this week for Wil- an abscess fIte a few days, but his low'City, North Dakota, 'They will he many friends 'hope to see hint able to away for six weeks, be around again soon. ' Mrs, W. R. MoM;ohael left on Misses Doris, Kathleen and Mysses Tuesday to visit in Arden, Man. Twarnley returned to their home in 'Mr. ,Lorne Pinkney returns this Stratford Monday after several weeks week after a month's stay with 'his 'visit with Mrs, Wm, Westcott and brother Carl, in Montreal, their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. IMr, 3. M. Wilson held a seiccessfttl Arnold Wes'tcott, sale of household effects on Saturday. ivde. and Mrs, Harry Thiel, Mar- dde. Wilson' will remain in flownfor i'ory and Bdbbie, of Flint., Mich., several months, at least. were guests. at the home of Mr, and Miss Eva Fee leaves this week for. Mrs. Josh. Pollard, North Main st, her school in Worthington, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee and fam- ily, Thbrndale, and Mrs. Geo. Easter - brook and daughter Phoebe of Exeter spent Sunday with Mrs. Wm. West- cott. Mrs. Geo;. Wilson of .Staffa was a visitor at the home cif Dir. and Mrs. C. Adams. Dir, and Mrs. W. L. Keys visited with Dor. and Mrs. Archie Keys last week, Mrs. J. J. Sclater and daughter Ma- rion left Thursday to visit her sister in Toronto, Mrs. Wm, Ha'bkirk of New Ham- burg and Miss Irene Miller visited friends in town. and Egniondville for a few days. Mr. Will Sutherland of Forest, was a week end visitor at Isis hone. .Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cluff and Janet visited Dir. and Mrs. jos. Wright in Galt on Sunday. Miss Jean Smith returned Wednes- n d 11 day after a visit with Toronto friends. Mr. Cliff Trott is visiting his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Wtn. Trott, before returning to his school at Pickering, Ont, Mr. and Mrs. Tharp, Detroit, spent several days the guests of Mr. and Mrs, James Devereaux. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Sproat and children are here frons Detroit at the Parental horse o'f Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Sproat, 'Hugh met with an unfortun- ate accident before leaving- Detroit. and is having an enforced. vacation. He got several of the bones in his hand crushed. :Misses Ella and Mary Keating pf Toronto left Tuesday afternoon for the city after spending two weeks with the Misses Mulcahy, George young son, of Saginaw, Mich,, are, street, and other friends. visiting with, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sills, Mrs. (:Dr,) Wilson and daughter, of Mr: and Mrs, J. 'R. McCrea (nee *ew .(Dr.) eg, spent Weduesday at Mary Modeltund) left for 'their 4totnr the home of Dir. and M'Irs. J, A. in New Liskeard on Tuesday. Wilson. Dir. and Mrs. D, Fell have been vis- Dr. and Mrs. Munn visited in To- itnog in Clinton. Tonto the past week, Mr. 'Ruin.. Wallis left for the West, Miss Ethel Mol<ay left Tuesday on Monday. He will return in time for her school at Thedford, and will to enter Toronto University this Fall, also visit in Detroit for a couple of Mr. and 'Mrs. Robt. Smith, of Mit clays, shell. spent Sunday in town. Miss Jessie Scott accompanied Mr. Mr. L.•G: Kruse, of Galt, spent and Mrs. Robt. McKinley on Tues- 'Sunday in town, Mrs. Kruse and day on their return to Winnipeg. Billiereturned ruined with him after spent- 'RCN". J. M. and Mrs, Keys and I4Iil-' ing a month with Mrs, W. Sclater. th•ed returned to Niagara Falls on Mr. and • Mrs, Charles Clark, of Friday last after visiting their par - Aylmer, are visiting with Mr. and ents. Mrs. R. Clark, Main street. Miss Rita Powell, Toronto, Miss Mrs, W. E, Kerslake and Miss Dor- Murrtey, Goderich, and a cousin, Mr, nth, are in Toronto this week. Wm. Tigner, Sarnia, were visitors Mrs, F1ett and Mary and Jack and during the week with Mrs. Wm. Reid. Mrs. 'Ha'bkirk have returned after Mr, Will Pollard left Inc Toronto spending a month in. Toronto and 00 De - Wednesday. Grimsby. Mr. and. Mrs. Lyle Norris, ' of De - The "Rumble Wagon" returned to teoit, who have been visiting relatives !. town at the beginning of the week and friends, returned home Friday. with the following places inscribed on Mrs, McCullough, Mr, Robert Ste - its back door: c4lh, Toronto, :Hatch- wart and soil Douglas motored to ton, Niagara, Welland, St. Thomas, Stratford Monday and spent the day Pt. Stanley, 'Windsor, Detroit, Pt. with the lady's niece. Mrs. McCu1- Huron, Sarnia and IC4th. Aivin and Tough is over 90 years of age and is Jack report nothing more exciting still quite active, than stalling twice on liloor street and going in the wrong direction on a one-way street in 'Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. E. Umbach returned Sunday to their )tome in 'Toronto, •Mr, Alexander Ferguson, of Chi- cago, visited Mr, Jack McDowell and other ri he fiends this week, Mr, Geo. Bell and Mr. W. Brine motored to Toronto on Monday. Mrs. Jas, Moon and Mr. W. Moon, of Stevensville, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McTaggart, The families of Speeoats, Hays, Jones, Coulters, Hortons and Dales spent Wednesday afternoon picnick- ing at Bayfield in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Sproat. 'Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kerr and Gor- don, of Toronto; spent, the week -end with friends' here, Miss PI, I. Graham is spending her holidays with friends in Stanley. Rev. Mr. McElroy, of lensall, oc- cupie'd the pulpit of Seaforth 'Presby- terian Church very acceptably on Sunday, Mr. Henry Schoem;brooke and sou, of Hespeter, and Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Thiel, of Preston, were visitors at the .hoine of Mr. and Mrs, Louis 'Hildebrandt. The 'Salvation Army London I. Band will visit 'Exeter on Sept. 10 and 11; with 30 skilled musicians, Com- mandant Ritchie is coming to Sea - forth Saturday and Sunday, 'Sept. 3 and 4, IMr. and Mrs. Kuno Hartman, of Dasliwood,visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs.. J. Hartman, on Sunday. 'Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Mighton,' of Vancouver, are spending a couple of weeks with Mr. John Murray, Eg- ton yr e, Mr.' and Mrs. Geo. Pinanister, of Niagara Falls, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dickson, 'Goderirh street. They were returning front ,Sault 'Ste, /Marie and 'brought Mr, Charlie .Dickson as far as Sea - forth. _Mrs. Geo. Murray, of Brandon, Man., is visiting with Mrs, Ellen Murray, Goderich street. Mrs, A. R. 'Box and Billie are in To- ronto. oronto. • Miss A'bbic Seip is spending her holidays in New .Hamtbueg. 'Mr, and Mrs. IrvingtSutherland and family' have returned to their horse in Owen Sound. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Pierce and cured a position as teacher in the vi cinity of Chatham and leaves this week to assume her duties. WINTHROP, The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. will 'hold their next meeting at the home of 'Mrs. Wm, ,Somerville, . 'Wednesday afternoon, 'Sept, 711. 'Mr. and Mrs. A, G Calder and Miss Margaret Calder, of iHicks'on, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. E. Habkirlc. Miss Margaret' Cuthill left for Paris this week, where she has been engag- ed to teach. We wish Margaret the 'best of l'ucic. Mrs, James Campbell and Miss Evelyn Campbell spent .a few days in Toronto with Mr. Archie Campbell, Miss Bessie Blanchard is visiting in Toronto. Mrs, Nelson . Govenlock had her tonsils removed in St, Marys hospital last. week. We are glad to report she is a'b'le to he home again. Tint Eaton and Billie 'Trewartha left for Mildest, ,Sisk,, last. Monday to help Mr. Joe. '(Raymond with the %har- vest. Tim worked last season:,; for Dir. Raymond and he sent foe hien this Season as the crops are heavy. Mr, and Mrs. 'W. C. Bennett and Ronnie. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Eaton, Kenneth and Isabel spent .Sunday. at Sunset Beach last Sunday,. McKILLOP, The many friends of Mr. Robert Gibson are sdrry to learn that he suf- fered a stroke on Sunday night. He was somewhat better on Wednesday, having gained the use of his voice and use of his right arm, Mr..and Mrs. Joseph Hogg and son Robert left on Monday fora trip to the West. 'Rev. J. A. Ferguson is visiting his, brother in Toronto. 'The services at Duff's Church on Sunday last were ably conducted by Mr. Cho. Mr. Cho is a native of Ko- rea, In the fall he intends leaving Canada for his own land, where he. expects to •continue this work among the people there. Misses Ida and Olive Medd visited Mr, Geo. Leitch, in .Hullett, last week. Ready-made Medicine.—you need no physician for ordinary ills when you have at hand a bottle of Dr. Thomas' 'Eelectric Oil. For coughs, colds, sorethroat, bronchial troubles, it . is invaluable; for scalds, burns, bruises, sprains it is unsurpassed; while for cuts, sores and the like it is an unquestionable healer. It needs no testimonial other than the use, and that will satisfy anyone as to its effectiveness. Send us the names of your -visitors PAGE FIV',ls, VARNA, Mrs. James Wanless and sister„ h'fiss Court, moved to Loedon Tues- day. Mr. Frank Weekes, Mr.' George Beatty, Sr,, Mrs. L. Beatty and M. Wm. Beatty' motored to Toronto Mr, and Mrs. W. Mc'Ash, of Lon- don, spent' Sunday in .our village,. Misses Gladys and Emily Beatty also spent the week-cncl at their Ririe here." Mrs, C, Weekes, who has been vis- iting friends in London and St. Cath- erines, has returned to her home here. Mr, John Mitchell, of Whitechurch, called on his brother and sister last week, Mr. James Hamilton, of Michigan, spent a day with friends in this vi- cinity. The concert given by the Golf Club on Dr. Lloyd. Mbffatt's lawn on Saturday night was enjoyed 'by alt, Many mothers can testify to the vir- the of .Mother 'Graves' Worm Exter- minator, because they know from ex- perience" how useful it is, MININIMMORMISSIOMPANNIMINIMIPh A. D. SUTHERLAND General Insurance Agency Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario, NOTICE Why be without a marcel when you can have it done any day at Dennison '& Pullman Barber Shop just phone 125 for appointment Specialist in Marcelling, Shampooing. Manicuring. and Massaging" The S ,► eclat Milverton Flour We have it --Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds C. G. TllO'SON GRAIN DEALER Special Optical Offer. High grade heavy weight gold-filled spectacles and eye glasses with )best fiat spherical lenses for only 'G , 4,00,' All other style. of 'frames and lenses at very reasona'ble prices. Eves examin- ed by our well known and ,painstaking specialist, Mr. Huglison, formerly op- tical eve ert for Rents, Toronto, and Henry Morgan &'Co., Montreal. You are assured of the best optical work to 'he obtained ,and at moderate cost. Two days only, from 'Monday, Sept. •12th, 1 p.m., to Wednesday, Sept, 14 h, 412 noon, fioinc early. ;Be'ttie's Fair, Seaforth. 36 MANLEY. The many friends of Mr. 13. O'Hara Mr, Peter Scott of Brussels, ship- are sorry to learn that he is, on the ped' his race horse, Rattle Grace, 'front sick list, Seaforth to the Toronto races this lbfessrs. Peter McLaughlin, Albert week. ;Simon, W. Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs_ Thos, Richards and 'Henry Koehler left for the West to Aft-. Bale and, sons Campbell and Per - 'Our the arts, of harvesters. cy,;all l3amilpent Sday Our burg can 'boast of more thresh the homeof of Mr,ton, ands' Mrs,nttRuebenat iitg outfits than the most of places. Frost. 'Miss Maria Bristow returned There have been as many as five out- with ,them. - fits around at one time, as every far- WmJ. Matthews spent a few days• uier.wants to thresh as early as pos last week with Miss Laura Caw- sib'ie because of the shortage of feed. thorne, Stratford,: In a greatanany cases the crop is not Mr. and Mrs. L D, Price of Aylmer up to expedtat'ions, and` those who and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Werte Aylmer predicted heavy yields were counting of Windsor were visitors el Mr. anti their chickens' before they were 'hatelted. Mrs. F. D. H•utchisou this week. Dir. Wetter is. an assistant principal in Mr. James O'Lotrg'hlitt has returnn- W'indsor, ed home from Northern Ontario Mrs. 'Alex, J'o'hnstoii of Stratford, where he was engaged in tlte. mining spent last week with Mrs. :Richard district, Clark. Miss ivfary-Ellen Dempsey has• se - PHONE 25 Vo r GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES Repairs and charging on all makes. Ag ood line of New and Used Parts. A FEW 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 I Regier's Garage PHONE 157W DRESSES NO MATTER HO\Ar DELICATE MAY BE ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE We claim that no dress is too dainty or expensive to he entrusted toils 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 y , a dollar andnt'iit look like new, SEAPORTH GT11t,,'MEN WIRE Sydney Proprietor l COMMERCIAL BLOCK. .. PHONE or210