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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1922-02-03, Page 8Tirg HURON' EXPOSITOR jot., Saturday ARMOND 'al east in a rush- lifo and love ea UTLFUL GAMBLER* tion Peter 8. KY" itALLROOM BOYS" lak another Good Comedi 4111111,11) AND F1RFXr. 'Adults 15c -8.15 kin. Childrea 1114 Saturday 8 p.m. ember "Once To Every Wo - B pedal at TJsual Prices. nurrnrcr Burrs= STRAND LONESOME? Men, Women, GirLs, Bachelors, Widows, etc. Join our Correspondence Cluk aad make many interesting friends. Get *rough our medium. Marry Wealth, Happiness. Hundreds rich, attractive and congenial, willing to xved. Photos Free. Send 50 cents for four montles' subscription. $1.00 for one year. 200 Montague Street, Brooklyn, N.. T. 2886-18 STRATFORD, ONT. WINTER TERM FROM JANUARY 3rd. "Western Ontario's best Com- 1 mercial School with Commer- cial, Shorthand and Telegraphy departments. We give indivd- nal instruction, hence "Eritr- ea:cc" standing is not neces- sary. Graduates assisted et posttions. Get our free cata- logue for rates and other par - D. A. McLachlan, The Double Track Route Between MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT, and CHICAGO. Unexcelled Dining Car Service. Sleeping/ cars on Night Trains • and Parlor Cars on principal Day Full information from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning, District Passenger Agt., W. R. Plant Agent FURS WANTED ALI kinds of Raw Furs, delivered at the Dick House, Seaforth. Highest Cash Prices. G. E. HENDERSON, 2819-tf Licensed Buyer. DON'T THROW YOUR OLD CARPETS AWAY They make new reversible "Velvetex" Rugs Send for Velvetex Folder 29. CANADA RUG COMPANY, LONDON. OWL Key No. 29 JAMES WATSON 'Main Street - Seaforth gent for Singer Sewing `nes, and General In- ce Agent. MONEY AT HOME s,flopaid weekly for writing ds No can- , instruet and fadi work d Announcement -Mr. and lira. John C. Greig, of Seaforth, announce the engagement a their daugbter, Evelyn Louise, to Mr. Urban David Clark, B.Sc., of Winnipeg, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Clark, of Cornwall, the marriage to take place on February 224. G.W.V.A. Notes. -A ladies' chal- lenge euchre will be held in the Club rooms on Monday evening next, Feb- ruary eth, at eight o'clock, between the East and West aides uf Main Street. The Captain for the 'East side of the town is Mrs. John Beattie and for the West side, Mrs. Fred Beattie. A.O.F. Elect Offieers.-At the regu- lar meetieg of Court Sherwood For- est, No. 6065, A.O.F., the following offrcers were elected for the crming ver Elliott, J.13. Trustees, W. D. The Victorian Artiste. -The fourth Lyceum coneert, under the auspites <if the Se-aforth Red Cross Society, held in the Strand Theatre an Thurs- day evening last, Wig one of the mast enjoyable of the course. The attend- ance was also large and the Victoriae Artists were thoroughly enjoyed. The programme consisted of numbers on the flute end piccalo by Mr. Small, bassoon, sakocaphone and cornet by Miss Callahan; flute, by Miss Mor- ley, while Mrs. Small Wan the soprano seloist. Each one was an artist and every number was listened te with the keenest enjoyment and was ten- dered an enthusiastic applause. . erre Local Briefs. -Mrs. William Sleeth met with a very unfortunate acci- dent on Thursday morning last when she fell in her home and fractured 'her thigh bone. As she lives alone ber pl.ighrt was not discovered until the next morning, when her neighbor, Mrs. Davis called. Medical attend - once and &terse were at once pro- cured, and although Mrs. Sleeth is in a very meious condition she is do- ing. es well as could be expected. - Miss Margaret O'Connell, of Buffalo Miss Margaret Fortune, of Detroit, Miss Agnes Downey, of London, and r. E. Carpenter, of Duluth, were here this week attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Luke Fortune. - !Miss Pearl Wright, of Mitchell, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. son have returned to their home here after spending the past two months with their daughters in Owen Sound. Miss Jessie McGuire, of Clinton, is the guest of Miss Margaret Chitten- dem-Mrs. F. 11. Larkin is in Toronto this week attending the annual meet- ing of the Red Cross Society. -Mrs. Wm. Thornton returned to her home in Preston on. Wednesday after spend- ing a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bullard -Mr. W. Brine, of Toronto, spent the week end with his staters here. -Mr. Nelson Rich- mond, of Hearst, and Miss Elva Rich- mond. of Blyth, were guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs, James Martino -Mr. Charles Troyer, of Lon- don, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jarrott.L-Miss Ger- trude Cardno, of Milverton, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Neely is visiting with friends in Lon- don. --Mr. Claude Patterson returned to Sheldon, North Dakota, on Monday .aftier spending six weeks with his mother, Mrs. J. Pittersom North ,Main Street. -Mr. C. C. Bell left on 'Thursday for Toronto, where he will undergo an operation. -Messrs. Hen- derson Smith and C. P. Sills spent a few days this week in Port Colborne. -Mr. E. Umbach visited at his home in Waterloo this t we ek iss David - eon, representing the Upper Canada Tract Society, wa.s in town this week. The contributions received by her in Seaforth for this soeiety amounted to $90. -Miss Retta Hoggarth, daughter of' Mr. and Mrs. .Toseeh Hoggarth, Railveay Street, underwent an ppera- tine on Saturday last. Many friends hope that it will prove suocessful and that she well make a rated recovery. -Mrs. W. G. Willis is visiting with friend's in Detroie-Mr. D. D. Wilson, of Toronto, is a guest at the home old Seaforth friepds are pleased to see mr. WiiSon looking so well, -Mr. R., McIntosh', of Sarnia, is visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs. J. Mc-. intosh, John Street. -- Miss Grace Stephens is spending a few days with Toronto friends. -Mr. A. A. McLen- nan met with an unfortunate acei-. dent on Saturday. While in his barn a cow stepped on him, fracturing 'a bone in his foot. The injured mem- ber is now in a plaster cast, but it will be some weeks before he will be able to be about again. --Mr. and Mrs. Sleeth, of Mich•igan were called here last vvieek owing to the -unfortunate accident to Mr. Sleeth's Mrs. George Miller. of Caron, Steak., are genets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Campbell, High Street - 'Mrs. Bremner, of Ethel, spent the week end at the home of her par - run to itself on Tuesday afternoon. It was .hitched to a buggy and left standing in front of one of the etoree on Main Street, when some snow elia off the roof. The animal bol•ted down Gouinloek. Street, through Victoria Park and on to the barn on Mr. J. R. Archibald's farm, where it was captured. The horse got off de r but the buggy was badly damaged. - Mr. Merles Clark, who spent seveial weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clark, has returned to Wind- Lumbermen's Association! Convention in Ottawa lett week.--,IVIisit McLeod, a Toronto, who vratt the guestof her stater, Mfg. W. E. Southgate, agft 'on Saturday to visit friends in London. 0, Mullen spent a to* diLys to Toronto tost week..--Mestrii R. Er. Burrows attended a luncheen 'Ors en by the LieuteeantsGovernor at Government elou1e, Toronto, ton Thursday last. --.A. rinks of turlera, coospoeed of Dr. Beee,,Mey, Roes Sweat G. D. Haigh and 0. Dick toek part in the Harriston bonspeil this week. -The Wild Oat baeket bell team wet* very pleasantly entertained dm Wed- nesday evening at the home of Mrs. a eouple of weeks at the home of her brother, Mr. W. Ament left on Saturday for her home in London. - Mr. and Mrs. James Gown entertain- ed the teachers a First Presbyterian Church Sunday School en Wednesday evening lase -Miss Staeles, who has been the guest of her eister, Mrs. .1. MeTavish, for ?erne weeks, has re- turned to her home in Ingersoll.- Mre. Ferguson of Georgetown, was a recent guest' at the home of her Manse, Mc K II ap.-We understand that the Ontario Government have leased the vacaut store in the Sills' Block rend intend opening a branch bank. -The Neil Shaw Auxiliary of eucreasful tea et the home of afrs. Adam Hays in Seaforth on Saturday afternoon lase -Mrs. D. McMillen, of Shakespeare; Mrs. George Webber, of London, and Mrs. E. Walker and Mr. Gondon Walker, of Bad Axe, 'Michigan, were here this week at- tending the funeral of the late Mrs. Broadfoot, of the Mill Road. - Dr. BeerhLey has leased the apartments in the Cady bleck, recently occupied by foot has been very low during the past few days, and very little hopes are entertained fol. his recovery. -The curlers are holding a local bonsoeil cm Wednesday next, and on the fol- lowing Friday evening, February 10th, an old time carnival will be held, at whieh the band will furnish the music for the skaters -Mrs. G. W. Rumen, of Detroit, ,s with her sister, Mre Wm. Stoidelart, whe has been ill for seme weeks. lt happen.. only "Onee to Every Woman." Why? When?' How 7 Conte to the Stria.nd lal MOM/11Y. Tuesday or Wednesday and you will know. . 2826x1 Wanted.—A. good_reliable housekeeper. Ap- oiy to William A, ltorrison. R. R. N208.25roal- 1 Joists For Salc.—Fifteen foists 008 inches by 16 feet, new. Apply to WiSliarn Smithers. 282341 See Dorothy Phillips. the brilliant Mar of "The Heart of flurnanity," in "Once to EVen,Y Woman" at the Strand on Monday, Tuesday rind Wednesday. U61.111 prime. 2526x1 13arn For Sala—For sale frame barn 8842 with roof and all timbers in good ishaPe. Apply .te IS Charter., Victoria Street. Sea - forth. 28,5 tS Witrit comm "Once to Every Woman?" la it the ohoice between hove and Duty? Don't mi. this picture ast the Strand on Mon•ktY, Tuesday and Wednesday. Osumi prices. ceries and mired meats. just a Little cheaper than the cheaport Give us a cal/. Thom. Daly, Grocer. 2824-2 "Dorothy Phillips," the star of the great- est photoplay of 1921. "Illan, Wonsan and Marriage:' will be at the Strand on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in "Once to Every Woman." Don't Mist, it. Usual prices. Hesse For Sale.—Good 7-roorned cottage, situated on Elitabeth Street: hat al) modern conveniences. with plenty of hard and aoft water and s.plendiri cellar, a/so one lot of land and good hen house. • Will be sold reasonable and on easy terms. Apply to Samuel McGaar. See -forth. 2825.2. Special Optical Offer.—flig.h grade, gold- filled spec:theirs and eye glasst., with best Bat spherical lenses for only 5250. We have all other kinds at lowest price.. Examina- tion free by Mr. Hughson, formerly optical expert for Kent's, Toronto, and Henry Mor- gan & Co, Montrea/. The best optical work ut lowest prices, Monday and Tumday, Febr- uary 19th and 141.5. Come early. Bmttie's Fair, Seaforth. 2825-2 Bon. and Lot For Sale. ---56r. Samuel Gotts- chalk has placed with me for sale his resi- dence on the wmt side of Victoria Street This property is in the very best condition, having been completely overhauled two yeara ago; hued and soft water, good collar and house heated by furnice, electric fighting. This is a good property and will be sold remonably. as the owner is leaving town. For Particulars aryls to John Rankin, Broker, Seaforth, Ont. 28244 Subscriptions to National Sani- tarium. -The Treasurer of the Mus- , sires gratefully to acknowledge the Seaforth by the Field Secretary of the National Sanitarium Association; Stewart Bros., 35; Dr C. Mackay 35- E. Umbech, 32; A Friend, $2; Cardtio Sutherland, 31; N. Klein, 33; Carlin Eg-mondville School Report. -The following is the report of Esmond - I ville school for the month of January. Nam•e.s are in order of merit: Sr. IV -Roy Weiland, Charles Sherwond, Jelin Strong, Gordon McGonigle. Jr. Nett, Lloyd Dinnen, Gladys 'Miller. Sr. III -Laura Me - f F•oed Spriggs, Alex. Finnigan, ' Winnifred Kruse. Jr. III -Clifford I Riley, Frank Kling, *Jeannette Fin- fred Riley, Myrtle Dupee. Jr. II - Raymond Note Roy McGonigle, Willie Miller, *Gordon Block. Sr. L ---Mar- garet Strong, Evelyn Riley, Willie 'Dnpee, Glen Hays. Sr. Primer - Harold Finnigan, Irene Strong, *Elva Bram. Those marked * have been absent on account lf illness. -A. M. Teneehtel, Teacher. first meeting of the year in the Bar- bara Kill -man Auxiliary was held on Tu esday; January 24th. Miss 13. Smith very ably took the chair and in the absence of the Secretary, her duties wereeperformed by Mies F. Winter. Migs B. Campbell explain- ed•the Scripture Lessor, and Miss A ,GovenInek gave a Splendid talk on "The Acceptable Year." During the service Miss E. Mackay rendered a pleasing solo rand Miss 13. Smith then took the topic for the evening. This Wil8 a more interesting story of the life of Agnes Forbes, a Home Mis- sionary, well Icnown to some Sea- .forthites. The attendance was not large, but It Is ho mere Will be present at the ebruary ,meeting. Will all members and would-be- Mein. t. TUESDAY. retteltADVEY 14th We have a large aseorhment of Valentines to ehtiose from. They come in POST ' CARDS, CUT DUDS, FOLDERS and BOOK- LETS, also Table Napkins and Decorated Crepe Paper. Prices range from 8 Cents np. of the lileree'r, And we elneerelF Te" Vet the severottc? of their onencatinn from the Rawl.' To recoiaitioP the valuable lteavices rendered to the Public Library during Past years VI the Betted.. theSe r Move frere Priday .eA'e dttg, !Notre aryry will ,be Sootolt oontesis, 0 Scotch gramme and a good ;lunch eiereed. Everyone eloorue. DUELLIST Notes.-' he annual meeting of the MoKiliop, pagan & Ribbert Telephone Oampany wait :held' in Dublin on fee 18th of January, 1922, heir was a Barge attenchutce of stockholders pres- ent. The 'financial situation of the company is in excellent standing, as the auditors roper) dhows a balance of $5,000 in excess over all liabilities. There are in all about 550 subscr'i'bers with phones installed, at an annual rental of $12 per year. This com- pany started in business^about ten years ago and by careful. handling by the directors the oompsey was brought to its present situation. The present valuation of the company's equipment amounts to $40,000. The abeve shows what careful attentiory to business will formulate. glut Di- rectors of thio company are: Presi- dent, • John" Benneweis. Secretamy- Treasurer, A. A. ,Colqu�houn; Dinec tore, G. K. Holland, Michael O'Lough- lin, John Murray, Harry Templeman, Thomas Ryan.-qur new doctor, Dr. Simplcins,•is kept on the anove night and day attending to 'his sick patients, as there is an unusual lot of sickneas Thompson's BOOKSTORE SEAFORTB bens be reminded that a sewing and social evening will be held on 'rues- dey, February 7th? Bring your timble with you. Public Library- Fleard.--A special meeting of the Seaforth Public Lib- rary Board was held on Friday even- ing laet for the purpose of concluding the bueiness of the past year. The closing portion of the meeting was quite impres.sive throegh the sever- ing of old ties of association with three of the former members of the Board, who were present during the , initial proceedings of the securing thel Carnegie grant of $10,000 and subse- quent erection of the spleedid edifice I used for edueational purpoees, which adorns the south end of our Main street, viz. Messrs. M. Broderick, W. J. Duncan and J. Arnold Cam On motion of Mr. J. Ross and second- ed by Mr. A. F. Oleiff, the following resolution was unaminously adopted: "That this Board desires to express sineere appreciation for the efficient work done by Mr. M. Broderick, chair- man of the Building Caminittee, and Mr. W. J. Duncan, chairman of the Property Committee, and Mr. J. Armed Case, who for many years have given their time most ungrudg- ingly, thereby rendering invalued ser- vice to the interest and maintenance Chiropractic Specialist = Ei Consultation .Free. E. Royal Apartments, uiuuumiunu rej 71111111111111111111111111,1111111111111111111111111117 rincess Great "News! "SCRAMBLED WIVES" is coming -and MARGUERITE CLARK Shear been away a year -just a year too long. But she's comin,g a- gain, with all her sparkle, her joy, all her scintillating vivacity, skipping from laugh to laugh, happy trial to hilarious tribulations, in -well You've Seen the Play Who but Marguerite Clarke would you like to see in the pieture? Here Next Mon, Tues. & Wed. SPECIAL PRICES 20 and 10 cents Now Showing DOUGLAS MaeLEAN in ONE A MINUTE (Or Sixty born every hour.) --ek. Paramount Picture- -A LSO - A Mack Sennett Comedy THE UNHAPPY FINISH featuring Charlie Murray. Prince_s Strand Here is one of the Finest Enter- tainments of the Seaeon, At Usual., Prices. Monday, Tuesday & Wednesdae DOROTHY PHILLIPS Brilliant Star of eThe Heart of in "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN?" Once in every woman's 'ifs comes a certain great moment. It ti come to you -just as it came to aurora Meredith. What do you think it is? You'll know when you free this great picture -e play that every woman will "WILLIAM DUNCAN" in the 2nd biapter of "FIGHTING FiTE" Adults 15o 8.15 p.m. Children 10e Shin' d USBORNE Thames 'Item( Matas, -Mr. and MM. Earl Johnston, of Whalen, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cann on Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs. Jarises Anderson were visitors at Zion on Sunday Iset-Quite a few in this vicinity have been laid uperritb bad colds recently. -Miss J. Whitlock has been visiting in Springfield and Lon- don diking the past week. Notes. --Quite a number of our boys are drawing geavel on the road leading to the C. P. R. station nerth of here. --The lute thaw haa spelled the sleighing. ---Miss Vera Elekeut left last Saturday for Phmket, Seek., to resume her duties as teacher. -Mrs. I'. McLoughlin is still convalescing under the parental reef ia Logan BLYTH Phone Rates Inereased.-The ,7121.- nual meeting ef the Blyth Municipal Telephone System was held in Memor- ial Hall, on Thursday last. The fin- ancial report was. accepted by the meeting, ehovring the necessity of an increase in rates to subscribers and renters, the meeting fixed the charge for the present year at $14. The .co noel ssioners Glee ted are : Jo hn Fingiand, Peter Gardiner and John Ellis. kedkuitedi, hie the eccaelon. Telephone 'llleeting.-The annual ' meeting of the McKillop Telephone , System was held at •Ckenstance on ' Friday last, when a •most favorable report of the year's business was • given by the Commissioners. The total receipte for the year amounted to $7,494,87, and tho expenditures to $4,95234, leaving a cash balance in the bank of $2,542.13. The old of - freers wereere-elected for the coming year. WALTON A Box Social, under the auspirem of L.O.L. 1 N. 252, will be held in the good Programme wR1 providwi. ladies with boxes. free. Gentlemen, 25c. Boxm will be itold by auation. Everybody welcome. 2825-1 er and daughter, of Constance, visit- ed at the Parsonage an Tuesday. - The Quarterly Sacramental Service will be held in Walton Methodliist Church on' Sunday, February ath, at 2.30 lem. CROMARTY Notes. --Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Park, of Tuckeramith, spent the past week, visiting relatives in the village. Mr. Park is a former resident of this place and was recently married to Miss Annie Wren, of Acton. The young couple propose settling in Eg- mondville in the near future. -Mr. James Seott, ief Fillmore, Sask., who spent the past month visiting friends here, h•as returned home.-eMr. S. A. iMiller, our carriage builder, is work- ing' for Devereux Bros. in Seaforth this week. -Wedding are ring- ing in the south. Notes. ---Mr. Gordon McLeod and Mr. Goodfellow, of Parkhill, held sev- eral meetings in the homes of friends hwthe interest of the Plymouth Breth- ren during last week and intend in the summer -time to hold camp meet- ing in thewicinity,-The many frie.reds of Mr. and Mrs. ,Daniel McNaughton were •sorry to see them leave this neighborhood in which they have liv- ed all their lives, and while their ab- sence will be felt in leaving the farm, .they carry with them to their new home in Hensel! the wish that they may enjoy a well-earned rest. -Mrs, Pybus entertained the young people of the Methodist Sabbath School OCA Monday evening last, when h most enjoyable time was spent -Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stier, of Dashwood, are visiting at the home a Mr, and Mrs. F. Fitzgerald. STANLEY Notes.---iRev. Ben a return- ed missionary from India:gave a lVfi•ssionary address in the Goshen Methodist church on Sunday morn- ing. -1111r. Orval Stephenson, who base_ spent the past few weeks with friends in this part, returned last week to his home in 'Marlette, Mich. - Miss Margaret McConnell, of Sarnia, spent Sunday with the Misses Stephearson, Goshen.. -e -let the last meeting of the Stanley 'council, Alex. Mawen and Wm. 0. Robinson were appointed township euditors, and Joseph 1100f1 was appOinted assesson-Mr. Russell Keys, of Flint, Mich., spent the week end with his aunt, Miss Annie Keys, of Varna -Miss Laura McLenhiey spent a few days last week at the home of Norman Stephenson, Goshen, HILLSGREEN Notes. -The Young People's Or- ganized Bible Class are holding a Scotch/social in the basement of the church on Friday evening, February 10th. A good pragrarnme will be provided and refreshments will be served. Come and enjoy a social evening -The annual congregational meeting of tbe church was held in the sehool room on Tuesday afternoon of last week with a geed attendance of members present. 'The meeting was presided over by Rev. Mr. Lundy, and Mr. William Carlisle acted as secretary. The reports read by ofe ficials of the various church organiza- tions showed a most successful year. The retiring managers were reeeleet- ed as mere the auditors and treasurer, -411m,M5303'eS Porrests have moved to Iletisall: They will be greatly missed from this community. --Mr. Andrew Love IERS seethed a good property in nentail and -intends 'moving With Isis familY in the nenr future-Mt/Mee Barbara and Janet Forrest Mae mov- • oar elkoas al* 'fermi 10 ere:erne, ate' 60 years' 'exarie cedotl:104.lire.s.Gov-altinaldrgiliseSset:ne'drelt, duo stock of dry goods and ,gr Cecil Simpson and rented ',hie' They have opened up the more week. We wish them ail success m their new venture.--Mns. John Moffat and Mrs. Simon McKenzie, .w'ho have been visiting their Inetther. Mrs. Oatnebell. of StanloY, have returned to the West. -Autos and buggy are shll running. --38r. Souter, who bed . his barn burned, has moved to 'de- form near flensall.-Mrs. Haag% spent the week end with her sister. lifra. Howard, who is in St. Joeeph'e Hospital in London.-eir. and. tbfra. James Bowey, of KipPen, visited at - the home bf John Grainger this week. -Ian McKay has returned from visit- ing his mother in flamilton.-Mr. and Mrs. George Kennard, of Victoria, B. C., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Kennard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McBeath, of Stanley. atlo Blehest um. ‘leew thee I FEBRUARY I ---- SALE' Of Ladies' Coats Suits Waists Skirts Furs That Merits Your Prompt Attention Every Ready -to -Wear Garment in this 1 Store is included 1 in this Sale February is Clean -Up Month Every Garment Goes at Prices that will surely tempt you when you see the Goods. AND REMEMBER WE NOW GIVE 1-4 to 1-2 OFF Garment Think what a saving that P.. means to you Come and buy clothes to do you for a long time to come. It will pay you. Then come ' without delay. Att