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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-10-20, Page 5er .4' • 'THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1927. 'PORK' AND BEANS Is an appetizing dish, even : for those who' are not hungry. There is one essential, however, in sealing making an ideal dish of it. The ;Toric must. give it the right flavor and we pride. ourselves that we know how to supply ;lust the right cut for the purpose, Try a once. 'You'll want it often. Phone 58 Seaforth. iPsi'l a Red & White �hax Stores Quality Always Higher than Price Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 tins 27c Canned New Spinach Ike Canned 33e (Equal to 3 large Grape Fruit) 11•S r4 EWA T Your. Butcher. French Mushrooms, tin Clark's Chicken Soup New Natural Figs, lb. 33e 14e 90 :Don't Miss This One Fresh ground Coffee regular price %30c.. Our ),trice for one week 49e Ross J. Sproat Phone8 W. M. Stewart Phone 77 E M The Dairy Farmer is assured - 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. When you need a new Cream Separator see the NEW M'ELOTTE. We can give you an attractive deal, Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont. C. A, BARBER, Prop. J Walker & Son UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALI•ER, holder of Go- verement .diploma and license. t i Flowers Furnished, Night or day phone 67. O. H. McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons •aces of all kinds success- fully treated. Electricity used, Why Fuller Gifts? What are the most acceptable Christ - lees gifts? They are thoae whose • value the recipient recognizes at ones. 'In other words, they are goods of known value That means advertised geode. Fuller Brushes are goods of known value- - advertised. Therefore, aeey are the most aooeptablo Ghrist- imes gifts Be,:ause everybody knows about Fuller Brushes is the very rea- cun you can feel absolutely confident in giving them for Christmas pre- sents, You will never have to think 'wonder if Aunt Mary would like 'lams Fuller Hair Brush" Yon know Chat Aunt lifary will like any Fuller item because it is an article of known 'stlue• A post Gard request will ?+ting me to your lame with samples, Jotoi .J4@ PER The Fuller Service Man Box 850 Seaforth, Out, Reduced Prices Ladies' and gentlemen's haircuts now All thelatest bobs now7;,. at the ��ennrsa n & Pullman Barber Shop 'Just around the corner:. in Dominion 'Flank Building ae Phone 125 7!7— Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired Chas. A. llowey Residence—James S. At your PERSONAL Service The men and women of this com- pany are trying to turn out some- "' thing more than just a good gen- eral telephone service. No two users have exactly. the same needs, When you ask us to install or move a telephone we want to handle your order in such a way that your personal require- ments are exactly met. When you ask for information about a contract, or a bill, or re- port trouble with your instru- ment, or make even the most casual telephone call, we want to give each matter the sort oe tete tention that spells persenerd ser- tuoe, not just average service. This is not easy. But it's what the are aiming at—a isersovtal ser . vice. eta Long Standing Asthma. Many have .suffered so long ;from asthma and have tried so many so-called re- medies, they think that there is no realhelp: for them. They should read the letters received by the manufac- turers of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy from 'hundreds of cases once as desperate as ,their own, Even, lu long -neglected cases this famous pre- paration brings prompt relief, TOWN TOPICS Misses Nellie and Margaret Mal- colm, of Lucknow, spent a few days with Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Lane. The Lions Club areplanning to hold their Thanksgiving 'Dance on Monday eve., Nov. 7th, !Notice will ap- pear later. Mr. Percy Hoag tnotore'd up from Hagersville and spent .the woolaend at his 'home 'here, Sheriff Middleton, of Goderich, was in town on Saturday in connection with the sale at the flax mill. Mrs. Archie Scott, who has been visiting friends in this vicinity; re turned Saturday to her home in Ot- tawa, Airs. (Dr.) Mullet and Mrs. J. R. Govenlock and daughter Anne, spent Saturday last. with Mr. and Mrs, Prank 13, Hall, of Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs, Artie Keys, Mr, Will Dowson and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tal - hot, all of Stanley tp., were .guests of the batter's parents, Mr. and Mrs; W. L. Keys„ over the week -end. Mr. Angus Reid, of Ilarlock, has purchased a Pontiac 'sedan from the local aent Mr,F. S. „Savau e. Mr...and Mrs, W. G. Richards and baby, of Stratford, were visitors over the week -end with Mr: and Mrs. John Stewart, Mrs. G'Iew, West William street, is laid up with a broken arm as a result of a on Monday. Mrs, Murdie, Stratford, spent the week -end with her sister, Mrs. Sam. Jeffrey, Mrs. Robt. McI9ay visited at her sister's, Mrs. 'Alex. Broadfoot, Mill road,act week. M, 1, and 'A4rs. William Ferguson, Mr. Jack and Miss Margaret Fer- guson and Miss Jeanette Finnigan visited Holmesville friends on• Sun- day, Misses Bertha Beattie, Rena Simp- sonRobert Batty and Mr. Jas. Wilkinson Mr.obe t •Bk' attended the Teachers' convention in }Brussels last week. „ Mr. and Mrs. A. Dunclas and fam- ily_and. Mrs. D. Boyd, of Lead) ury, spent Sunday with Mrs. hal. Knechtel.. Rev, Mr. Craig, of Gorrie, preached two excellent sermons in Egmondville United Church on Sunday. Rev. W. 1. MelDonald was in .Gorrie to preach at anniversary services. Mrs. Alfred Gibson, of Algoma, is visiting with her cousin, Mrs. Robt. Stewart, N. Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and fancily, of Stratford, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Stewart. Mr, and Mrs. ,Harry Norris and Mrs. John Drake spent a. day at the home of Mrs. H. Wright. Mr. Frank Lamont has returned home Pram Detroit, after visiting with his brother Keith. Miss Annie Brodie and her cousin, Miss Mary Ritchie, of Brussels, spent Saturday in Stratford with Miss Jean Brodie. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm -Hopper were in Southampton on Sunday, Mrs. Jahn Sproat has returned after spending two weeks with her niece, Mrs. Anderson, Dungannon, and sis- ter, Mrs, Reid, Lucknow. Kruse Biros,, Egmondville, have purchased the unoccupied store on the side of Egmondville hill, owned by lh•. Leach, now of 'London. They are moving it to the northeast corner of the side street on which they are now located and will open a flour and feed story in the near future. The buildntg was used for a number of years as a grocery stand, 'eft.. Thos. Grieve is erecting a new garage on his pian in Egmondville. Mrs. Thos. Grieve is visiting her son, Mr. Harry Grieve, in Windsor. .Miss Mabel McEachern, of India- napolis^ is spending a week or more with Miss 'Wallace and Mr. Sana. Wallace, Goderich street. Misses Emily and Flo Cresswell left Wednesday afteruoon for 'California for the. winter. They are going by way of Denver, Cal., where they will spend a short time. Mrs. \Vne, Brownell, of Montreal, and daughter, of Toronto, visited. 'Mfrs. Sid, Jacobs this week. The form- er remaining for a few days Mr, Pierson Grieve, of the Packard Motors, Buffalo, N.Y., spent the week- end with his parents, Dr, and Mrs. John Grieve, Mrs. (Dr.) Mulligan, who has been visiting Mrs. Thos. McQuaid left foe her home in Fargo, N. Dakota, on Tuesday. Dr, and Mr.. Armstrong, of Gerrie, spent Wedee, O:e ;; :•, \i . find \[r.. A. D. Armstrong. Mrs. R. C. Anderson, of Hamilton, came on 'Tuesday^ to spend a week with her parents, 1efr. and Mrs. Robe Bell. Mrs. Thos. Geary who has been ill the past six months, is very poorly at present. Mss Wilson, of the Seaforth hospi- tal, is attending the Hospital , con- vention in London on Thursday and Friday. BORN. \V'A'L'DE'litS;- _In Seaforth hospital, on. Thursday, ,October 13, •1.927, to Mr, and Mrs. Elliott Walters, '5th. con. Tuckersmith, L,R,S,, a son. TUCK'ERSMITH, and Mrs. Cecil Oke are sport- ing a new Essex coach, Mr. Murray Tyndall, of Detroit, is home for the week -end, -visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Tyndall. Mrs. 'McLeod is sick with heart trou'bbe at the home of her sister, Mrs. Robt. Oherters. Mrs. L. !Baldwin, of Sault Ste. Marie, who has been home on a pro- longed visit, returned Monday: last. Mr. Wait. Manson has been under the weather for a few days. Mr. and Mrs, T. :Richardson and Mr. and Mrs, Kirlc motored to Dun- gannon Fair, 'Thursday last. Meesr s Edward and Gordon Mc- Burney, Miss Mary McBurney, Mrs. Sant, \fdllurney and Mr. and Mrs. Greig •Sheiil were Sunday visitors, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, Nichol- son. Mrs,,heene, of Buffalo, is home vis- iting her father, Mr•, John Murray. Mr. Geo, McA'daM, of Jarvis,. is home now visiting his sister, Miss M. McAdam. Mrs. John Matachian and family' spent Sunday afternoon at the home� THE SEAFORTH NEWS. f?tibb ers for Everybody ALL S}1AI71S — ALL 891.'Y L ES .At Money Saving fr'e'es ECONOMY BOOT STOF Pay Cash —Pay 1Joss --- Directly Opposite Commercial Hotel --- PEM ER'S at Ceanmerc>ial Hotel,. SEAF RT:H of Wednesday, Oct.26 HAIR GOODS For men and women including the Dorenwend Patent Struc- tures. Gell and see our representative Mx'. Wurm. He will have a fine assortment of hairgoods to show you, Our prices are reasonable. The -GY, T. Pember's Stoles Ltd. 129 Youge St. , Toronto, Ont. of Mr. and Mrs. John Elgie. Mrs. Flugh Hamilton, of Toronto, is visiting at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. James , Love, in Tucker - smith. Mr. tHodgert of Exeter, ,is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgert in 'Tuckersmith, Mrs, John McLachlan and family visited at thehome of Mr, and Mrs, S. Gemmell. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgert vis- ited friends in Exeter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Handley and daugh- ter. of London, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, James Gemmell. The many friends of Mr. 'Sidney Gemmell will be glad to hear he is out again after being confined to the house during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. William Elgie, of Seaforth, spent Sunday at the home if Mr. and 'Mrs. Rnbert Elgie iu Tuckersmith. VARNA. Miss Pepper attended the Teachers' Institute which was held iu Goderich last Thursday and Friday. The many friends of Mrs. J. McAsh will be sor- ry to know she at present is :in Clin- ton hospital, having undergone a crit- ical operation. - Mr. and Mrs. Greenberry, Mrs. M. Armstrong and Mr, Jan of Flint, Miele, were the week end guests at the' Monte of Mr. and eirs.'\\t. Reid, Parr lino Mrs McAsh of Exeter is spending a few clays with her son, Zfr, ,1. Mc - Ash. .Elmer lolulstau. second ..on ei \Ir. and Mrs, W. R. Johnston, 1. under the doctor's care. We hope to see the little lad about soon. His elder bro- ther Walter is still in Seaforth hospital bet is improving and will be able to return home ere many days 7[r and Mrs. Vet, of Goderich tp. spent Sunday with Afr. and Miss Lo- gan. Mr. and Mr, F. Weekes •attended tate sale of 7Ii J. C. Ward near Sea - forth. :Sr vertl from this district attended the fowl supper held in Kippen Mon- day night. Mr, George Ryder of Almonte, Mich., called on friends in this vicin- ity last week. Mr. Pickard of Exeter called on friends in and around our burg Tues- day. \Ir. Pickard is a representative of the Great \Vest Life .\ccnraure 1'•'• (Too late for last week.) Your correspondent is sorry to re- port the sudden illness of little Wal- ter Johnston, who was rushed to Seaforth Hospital on Saturday to undergo an operation for appendicitis and at bine of writing, though not out of clanger, is doing as well as tan be expected and we trust he will soon be restored to sound health. Mr. Logan and sister, Miss cigar, motored to 'Goderich to attend; 'har- vest thanksgiving service Miss Rena Johnston, of Stratford hospital, is Attending e fent days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. John - stein. Mr, and Mrs McAsh; of i.ondoe, spent iSunday with Mrs, Weekes, ':Some of the youthful swains arid fair n,aidens attended the annual sup- per at Holniesvillc Monday night. Mr. M, Elliott has returned front Western Canada. Mr. George !Beatty, la company with Mr. and Mrs, John'Beatty and Miss Mossop, motored to Brussel: Sunday. ?Mr. 11. Foster now sports a new car. Several from this parish attended the deanery meeting held in 'dleyfield last week. •MrG. Beatty, Jr.; is busy these days serving his many coal customers. Mr. iChuter is kept very busy decor- ating the United Church, which is sone to be re -opened. Many people are almost crippled with corns. 'But it is. needless suffer- ing which can be speedily ended with I oileway'i Core Rollover. HILLSGREEN, Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Carlile spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Harvey, Kippen. A number from Hillsgreen attend- ed the anniversary services held at Kipper last Sunday. A number of relatives and friends ren attended the recep- tion noir Hillsgreen P g tion held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Hudson, Seaforth, an Saturday last, in honor of their eldest son, Leonard, who was married to Miss Eva Rose, of Windsor, on 'Wednesday last.; The couple received a large num- ber of nice, useful gifts, All who were there report having a 'good time, Mission hand for month of Octo- ber will be held next Sunday after the church services. Everybody try and be present. The young people of Hillsgreen or- ganized rganized a club or league op 'Friday evening and arc preparing for a ;Hal- lowe'en concert which will be held Friday, Oct, 28th. STANLEY. Miss Herbert and Miss Cornish, teachers in S. S. No. 4, attended the Teachers' convention at Exeter on Thursday and Friday of last week. Mrs. W. 3, Tough, who'ltas been visiting at Mount Forest and Lis- towel, has returned home. Air, and Mrs. '\Van. l:'Tohner .and fancily. of Goderich township. visited at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Jno. T-iotnter, on Sabbath. Silo filling being completed in this: locality, buckwheat threshing is the ruder of the day. 'Formers are taking advantage of the present beautiful weather to har- vest their potatoes and other hoed crops. Miss M. ,Howald, teacher of 5. S., No. 7, attended the Teachers' conven- tion field at Exeter last Tek. The ?art. line was well represented at the Kippen anniversary services, held Sunday last, and a number are looking forward to a good time at the fowl supper held there nu Monday alight, i Miss Gwendolyn Clarke was a week -end visitor in Exeter, Master Raymond Freckleton, of Exeter, returned home Sunday night after -a short visit at the home of Mrs. Clarke, \dr. and \ars. Henry S:eekie anti fancily are entertaining friends from Michigan. Miss !Hannah Steckle has been con- fined to her bed for a cott'ale of weeks and we are glad to he able to eay she is somewhat better. STA FFA. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hannon, of Zion. spent Sunday with lar. and Mrs. Wan, Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jackson and daughter, of 'Sarnia, called on Wm. and R. A. Sadler on Sunday. 'Rev. J. E. Jones and Misses Vera Leary, Vera Hambley. Verna K.tein- feldt and Ada Spearat attended the Young Peoples convention of the Perth Presbytery on Monday Monition. ivfrs. Mason, of (")tterville, is visit -1 ing her niece Mrs. Sam. Norris. Mr. and Mrs T. 71. Hamilton, To- ronto, called on friends in the village; this week. !hiss 1. Cooper,Toronto, 1• Visiting her ister, Mrs t 'Iantbley. Out teachers, Misses hi, Graham. II. Pollard and_ P. 'Thomson. attended! the Teachers' cunventt,+0 in Strat-1 ford Fast Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Butson visite:'. with Walton 'Mende on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ceeii O'Brien, Ridge - town, and Mr. Ilarold O'Brien, Lon -i don, spec: the, .leek -end trader the parental roof. The W. M. S. of the United church are planning to hold is bazaar in the hall on Oct 28th. Mrs. Sam. Emmerson • nd son of Galt are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H, Leslie. The \Vontenee Institute are to hold their meeting next Wednesday, Oct. 2811,, When the Fullerton Institute will he preaent. Mt, ,Jas. Miller has treated himself and family to a radia. MANLEY. .71r. Shortreed of Walton is busy winding up the threshing for those who want their straweta. Mr, Martin 'Purcell went to St. Jo- seph's hospital to have an operation for internal trouble and his many friends hope he will soon return to the best of health. Mr. Pete Eckert anoyured to Kit- chener to see itis brother, Rev. J. M. Eckart, who is giving a iuission there this week. Mr. Fred. Eckert met with a pati ful accident while drawing in titan - golds with a maniere spreader. The crank slipped off -letting him fall against the spreader, bet no serious results were caused. �Alies Delaney attended the teacher convention last week in Brussels. HIBBERT. The Council met on Oct, 17th with all members present. Minutes of last. meeting read and adopted, Orders were issued on the Treasurer amount- ing to $961.55. The resignation of Mrs, Bragg as caretaker of the Town- ship Hall was accepted and H, 'Gold- ing appointed for the balance of the year. The Coyne !Drain 13y -Lary was read a third time and finally passed. In response to a communication from the Town of Mitchell the Reeve and Councillor Harper were appointed a committee to attend a meeting on the 19th of November. It is announced that the business fo' c m.idcration will be the discussion of the advisability, ways and means of the procuring public rest roost in Mitchell for the ec- coinntorlatloat and comfort of the resi- dents of the' surrounding .townships, Council then adjourned to meet again on Monday, the 21st day of November all o'clock p.m. J. Jordan, Clerk. The following Is the retort of Hib- ben Separate school, No. 4, for Sep- tember., Names are in order of merit, Sr IV.—Michael 'Coyne (absent), Jr. IV, •-Tera Ghiieilly, ,Rosa O'iCou- nor, Agnes Coyne, Harry Mclvor, Sr, III.—Joseph Morris, Nellie Doyle, Fergus Feeney. Jr, bI1P. John O'- Connor, Ellwyn Morris,. Joseph Mc- Iver, Joseph O'Reilly, 'Catherine Wil- liams, Marie Feeney, Mary Jordan. II --Afariou McIver,' Margaret O'Reilly, Vary Fitzpatrick, Margaret Atkinson Anna Jordan Pt II. --Joseph O'Con- nor, Hanna Williams, Mona .Feeney. I —=Theresa Atkinson, Louis. McIver. ''rimer' --Matthew Coyne. Perfect attendance --Vera. O'Reilly, .\gees Coyne, Rose O'Connor, Cath erine Williams.Ellwyu Morris, Nellie Doyle, Mary Fitzpatrick, Margaret Atkinson, Joseph O'Connor, Hanna Williams, Theresa Atkinson, 'Mat- thew Coyne. Lucy M. 'i1. 'Burke, Teacher. PAGE FIV) Swan and other friend's around the a villtMage, Mr. and Mrs. Wnt, Douglas visited over the week end at`'Linwood, Mr. Jas. Andrews of London visit- ed at the home of Mrs. Jas. McDon- ald last week. Mr. and Mrs, Monteith of London visited sti' ed at the 'home of the tatter's mother, Mrs. Janet Ross, this week. IDr. and Mrs, Rogers of Forest,. called on friends in Brucefield last Sunday. !Mr, and Mrs. Burgess (formerly Miss L. Sawyer) of Tilbury, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Watson last week. Ivlr. and Mns. G. Watt of Clinton, who have recently returned from the West, visited friends in Prucefieicf tine week, The members of the Marion Oliver Mission Circle were entertained at the home of Mrs. J. Addison last Thurs- day evening, The regular business oc- cupied the r f start I p o the meeting, Hazel Haugh, the president, presided, and Mrs., Addison gave a synopsis of the new study book. After the meet- ing games and music were enjoyed and then the. hostess served e delight- ful lunch. BRUCEFIELD. Sertiee here was withdrawn Sun- day night to give the people an op portunity to attend the Kippen an- niversary. Church and Sunday school room there were filled to overflowing and some were unable to get in. , School at No. 3, Tuckersmith, is closed on account of an outbreak of scarlet fever. There are two cases in Brucefield Mr. and .'Irs. .\ ex. Souter, '.t4i11 Road; received ward that their son John we.: itt a motorcycle accident in Detroit, when he had his leg broken besides e.tdes other injuries. In the acci- dent his chum was fatally injured. At the communion service last Sun- clav sixteen names were added to the roll, two by certificate and fourteen young peuple from the Sunday school on profession of faith. Anniversary services will be held int United Church here on Sun., Oct: 30. Rev. Mr. McIntosh. of Embro, a for- mer pastor, will be the special speaker for the day. On Monday evening foI- lowing a concert is being put 00 un- der the auspices of the choir. The chief entertainers are Miss Bernice Shaw, elocutionist..Bluevafe. and Mr. H. McGee, impersonator of Harry Lauder, from Auburn. They will be assisted by 'local talent. The many friends of Misses Ellen Scott and Grace Dalrymple will be sorry to know they have scarlet fever. Mr. Bill Simpson and Miss Mae Simpson called on friend•., around the. Village Sunday. Ou Thursday evening of this week Miss Mitchell, travelling secretary of the W.M.S., is to he in the United Church here and will address the soc• ieties. All in the congregatfou ares cordially invited to h.' pteeent Mr. and Mrs. Will Stanley and Miss Mary Branton of Port Huron visited the past week with Mr. John G. W. V. A. HALL SEAFORTH ORtEA Friday, Oct. 28th Night Hawk Orchestra REAL MUSIC LATEST HITS EXCELLENT HARMONY Orderly Conduct throughout the evening Commences at 8.:10 ADMISSION -51.00 tt con lc Extra lady 50e Tax included A. D. SUTHERLAND General insurance Agency Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Out ario. k1,61,490,9114' The S ecial Flour -. P \\' !lave it ---Give it a Trial. Grain Screenings vert Chop of All Kinds TflC. Q r, „� rt �YSON r. GRAIN D-EALER PHONE 25 Your Auto Needs GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES Repairs and charging on all makes. A good line of New and Used Parts. A FEW USED CARS LISTED Chevrolet Touring, 1921 375.00 with 1.i,,ense Ford Touring 1918 $75,00 with License Ford Coupe 15)25, hallo,in tires. like nen ..$.375 with !.'const Rege lees Gat„• PHONE 167W ,m4.m4,NSIm.,.M.oP, DRESSES NO MATTER 1xOW UEI,ICAITh. MAY BE ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE We claim that no dress is too dainty or expeifsive to be entrusted to us for cleaning with perfect confidence. - Tlle cleaning of dresses is an art, which takes time to study and hieve. I,adiesiac'' alai Gent's Fent Hats cleaned. It only costs a dollar and will look like new. SEAFORTH GrtgmENT CPRE Sydney �:��i. e.Proprietor.. COMM} COMMERCIAL BLOCK. PHONE 22;7 or 210