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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1924-08-15, Page 54 tsraf 9 t,? h: ,.,• A.�.:,f, cul pat llusltlitu r ee Tf e,OVPP4ap4w . ",y,:�1,,q�.1°yp'.,{ey .yr,(P'n_`L4V7-rli 4,p .*D F. ad'ryy,e,.gtq,'e�P �ti�+g`1 :PO= o T. 3:i. RatieB seMbOi,m•zac,t. ea, former editor 0 . the It itch ll sl ecox'der, but of later years �emsta Vepresentative Of the ,Muilfoka. as.. Mitai, die. tat i 'hazels, 'Rene Lawn,'' itchell, ou Tuesday moriaing f after WY few . ho'urs • illness,' Deceased' d Penn a , resident of Mikehell for. arly OW years, having founded the It shell :.'Recorder in the year 1877 nd, `.continued publishing that paper esetil 'about eighteen years ago, when Sze retired from the newspaper busi- xtl<ess:'" lie was a capable writer and usually hit from the shoulder, and oxpressed his views fearless of public opinion. During his lifetime he con- 'tributed several interesting. short sttories which were readily sought af- ter by publishers of magazines. Art - ides from his pen have frequently found a place in. the leading papers of this province. On retiring from the publishing business he was en- gaged as travelling representative of the Muskoka Hospital, and being an excellent speaker and widely acquaint- ed with things in general, his worth was soon recognized and he received several increases in salary during the time he held this office, retiring less 'than a year ago. He was prominent iin politics and as a reward, coupled -with his qualifications, he had been appointed Canadian Commissioner to the Glasgow Exhibition held some years ago, and later was appointer Commissioner to New . Zealand and Australia. He was a man of wide -visions and his travels took him to many parts of the world and furnish- ed much material for his writings and lectures. As a lecturer he had few equals and his services were ever in demand, both at home and in distant wields. Mr. Race was known by every span, woman and child in this part of Perth County, and he took 'great pride in his home. He had been devoting this summer to things of nature about h is garden, particularly his great col- lection of flowers, roses predominat- ing. On Monday he was about as usual and took his „morning walk to the post office and appeared to be as well as ever. Early Tuesday morning be was attacked with indigestion and medical assistance called, but all of 'no avail as he passed away about 10 .o'clock. He was about 78 years of age, and his wife predeceased him by some years. He leaves a family of two sons and two daughters: Mr. W. R Race,. superintendent of the School f or- the Blind, at Brantford; Mr. Chas. F. Race, publisher, Edmonton, and Misses Winnie and Kathleen at home. CONSTANCE Notes. -Mr. ,.Theo. Dexter returned Rums on Saturday last from his- trip to the Old Country, where he was visiting his relatives whom he had slot seen since he was a boy. He re- ports having a good trip and a < fine time. -Miss Donnelly, of Toronto, was -visiting at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor last week. -Mr. and Mrs. McDougall and Mrs. McIntyre, aof St. Thomas, were visitors at the borne of Mr. and . Mrs. Ed. Britton last week, while taking in the Old Boys -Miss Irene Carter, of Toronto, spent the week end at the home of her parents. -While coming" out of her borne on Wednesday last week Mrs. D. Tudor had the misfortune to slip and fall, dislocating tier hip. She is now getting along as well as can be 4 expected. -A family reunion 'was held at the home of Mrs. A. Colclough to celebrate her mother's 86th birth- day last week. -'The Misses Living - stones entertained a goodly number of young people at their home on Mon- day night. Football. -On Thursday evening of last week the Kinburn Kids met the Stratford Protestors in Stratford and a good exhibition of ball was witness- ed. The game was fairly even, each scoring a goal the first half. The game ended in a draw score 1-1. The -return match was played here on Mon- day .evening. A light shower made the ground a little sticky and the ball somewhat slippy for first class bail and to handicap our boys they began, the match with ten men. However; Kinburn were the aggressive on the start off and in' less than two minutes Geddes scored. Then the play was back and forth and in a long shot Stratford scored through the ball be} trig slippy. The goal tender caught lit but it slipped out of his hands. The second half of the play was all in Kinburn's favor, Stratford only making three uns past centre. Our boys had Stratford worn down and made continuous rushes on their goal, keeping the goalie busy. At hast, with sorile pretty combination, W. Dundas drove home a hot one, and at the call of time the score stood 2-1 In favor of Kinburn. This make our boys the winners, but Stratford has put in a protest against two of our team, who played with St. Columban. 'The likelihood will be the games will have to be played over, but the W. P. A. bad not decided fully at the time of, writing. 'HARVESTERS' EXCURSIONS VIA CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS 4, Solid trains raft: through to Winni- peg 'without change. New Convert- ible (berth)Colonist Cars will add to the comfort of the journey and lunch counter ears will be attached to the trains sets++Mg food and refreshments at reasonable prides, Special cars will be provided fdr Women. The spe- cial Harvesters' trains of the Canad- ian National Railways from all On- tario points as advertised ,'ittill Make the fastest time to Winnipeg (vent - big enat-Ing via the new Lorlglac elft -df the shortest mate between. Eastern and 'W'estern ennada. Harvesters tra''et- Ring by''this route, will, as a cOini4e. Y s,4foe*eFA:91 ' Y.401 D' i1FO I ARV,P$' E,RW tr NA.D,A, $ ,CMOR?S i - Ey T 1asteet Route, The special Harvesters' trains, of tlACanadian National Railways from all Ontario points as advertisedu will Mahe .the fastest time to Wixinipog, operating via the new Longlac clot -off; the shortest route between Eastern and Western Canaida. Harvesters travelling by this route will, as a consequence, he first in the field. The first train leaves Toronto one minute after midnight of August 21st, (12.01 August 22nd). The fare is a flat rate of $15 to Winnipeg and half a cent a mile beyond. Returning the fare is a half a cent per mile into Win- nipeg and $20 back to starting point. Through solid trains will be operated to Winnipeg withoutchange, consist- ing of convertible (berth) Colonist Cars of latest design. Lunch coun- ter carswill be attached to trains serving food and refreshments at reasonable prices. Purchase your ticket to Winnipeg via Canadian Na- tional Railways no matter whether your final destination is a point on the Canadian National or not. For fares, train service, etc., apply to nearest Canadian National Agent. BIRTHS Henderson. -In Hamilton, on August eat, to Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Henderson, a son. McNabb.-- In Seaforth, on August 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McNabb. a daughter. �,qipber a of i' ff MARRIAGES Mitchell -Bolt. -At 'theParsonage, Seaforth, by Rev. R. Fulton Irwin, on August 6th, Alfred Mitchell, of Wingham, to Mary, Bolt, of WawanoshiTownship. DEATHS McNabb. -In Seaforth, on August 6th, Mary Katherine, only daughter of Alex, and Mrs. McNabb, aged 2 days. Mememosoirs IN MEMORIAM Note. -Items ander this head will be, eharg- d 50 cents per single verse and 26 cents for .ach additional verse. In loving memory of William J. McLean, who died august 18th, 1923. His sufferings were great, the pain severe; But he bore them with patience till God drew near, And then without bidding us a last farewell, He quietly went home with God to dwell. Inserted by his Parents, Brothers and Sisters. 2957x1 ' CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Garfield McMichael wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for the kindness shown to them during the illness and- death of their Little daughter, Della. IMPORTANT NOTICES TEACHER WANTED. -FOR S. S. No. 10, AA Tuckerseni'th. State salary and qualifica- tions. Apply to JOHN RILEY, Secretary, Kippen, Ont., R. $, No. 2, 2957x1 y ITESTQC•K 'FOR SALE. -PURE BRED Yorkshire boar one year aid, also some sows with litters, and both sexes ready to wean. Pedigrees supplied, if desired. Apply to R. W. GIBBINGS, R. R. No. 4, Clinton. Phone 21 on 616. 2957x1 r, ARM FOR SALE. -THE McNAUGHTON farm, Lot 22, B.R.S. Con., Stanley, 100 acres more or less, is offered for sale. The fawn is first class and the location on Bay- field Road. near Varna, is most desirable. Buildings, soil, timber, water facilitieei and cultivation are all good. Apply to MRS. Mc- NAUGHTON, Executrix, on premises, or W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont. 2956-3 FARM FOR SALE. -100 ACRES FARM land, being north half Lot 8, Concession '11. and East half Lot 9, Concession 12, both in Stanley township. First named parcel has suitable farm buildings, consisting of brick dwelling with slate roof, bank barn end other out buildings. Six acres woodland. nice orch- ard and is well watered. Convenient to school and church. For further particulars apply to JOHN A. MANSON and CHARLES REA- MAN, R. R. No. 1, Zurich, Ont., Executors of Edward Curvin Estate. 2956-4 FARM FOR SALE. -190 ACRES. LOT 16. .Concession 2, H.R.S.,-Tuckersmith. two miles from Seaforth, public school on farm. Comfortable two story stone house, hard and soft water, toilet fixtures. Barn 74 feet by 50 feet, 'lean to. 40 ft. by 18 ft., stone stabling, cement floors, water system, bowls, self -oiling windmill, litter carrier, silo, lightning rods: drive house 60 feet by Ill feet, double board- ed, loft. Clay loam, slightly rolling, well drained and fenced; 33 acres freshly seeded, 5 acres maple bush, rural mail. telephone. One of the best farms in the township and all Modernly equipped. No reasonable offer will be refused for a quick sale. Would consider selling equipment with the farm. Apply on the farm or address. CLAYTON MARTIN, R. R. No. 3. Seaforth. or JAMES G. MARTIN, Box 91. Seaforth. 2957x4 TELEPHONE TELEPHONE 23-142 23-618 BERRY'S NEWS FOR °NEXT WASH DAY 2 Bars of Wonder Wash. 6 Bars of Soap. 2 Boxes Lux. 2 Pounds Soap Chips. FALL FOR 99 CENTS -WEEK END SPECIALS - 1 Can Corn and 1 Can Peas 29C 2 for 5 Boxes Matches 39c, for 3 Pound Icing 20c for ••.•• REDPATH SUGAR 94F $QA per cwt. "� (Saturday Only) We Have a Few Pieces of Ginghams Left, to Go At a Bargain, 25c 33 inches wide. Men's Khaki Pants $1.98 at 6� Men's Odd Site Pants $1 e00 at +ADD 'Men's and Boys' Caps 59c at Men's Light Weight Harvest $3.29 Shoes at ,y Highest Paices Por Creams; Cord Butter, Fresh Eggs. �1F WORTHY TO PUT IN' . YOUR ICE BOX ,.l are . Stewart's choice meats: ' Yon will never he able to . buy an gun- Worthy cut' from us; we think too much of 'your health and your patron- age to • sell you one, and we have too much self respect to have any in- ferior meats in our shop. D. If. STEWART Main Street = ' Seaforth. Phone 58, AUCTION SALES ' AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD E1°- fecla.-Thomas Brown has been instruct- ed to sell by public auction at the residence of the undersigned, Goderich Street, West, on Saturday. August 23rd, at 2 o'clock p.m, the fallowing: Two bedroom suites. side- board, dining room table, kitchen table, small tables, chairs, what -not, step ladder, kitchen utensils, dishes, 'bictures frames, ironing table, carpet sweeper, clothes horse, books, etc., wash tubs, clothes rack, shelve brackets, chair step ladder. Terms -Cash. MRS. A. SCOTT, Proprietress ; T. Brown, Auctioneer. CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE - hold Furniture, Etc. -Thomas Brown, auc- tioneer has received instructions to sell by public auction an the premises, in the Village of Dublin, on Friday, August 15th, 1924, at p.m., all the household effects of Agnes Mc - D:'. including bedroom furniture, dining room furniture, parlor and kitchen furniture and everything that goes to furnish a home. Also garden tools and 50 well bred chickens. Terms. -Gash. Everything will be sold with out reserve as the proprietress is leaving Dublin. There will be also offered for sale at Dominion Hotel, at 1 o'clock sharp, the following: Lota 10 and 11 on Ontario Street and Lot 100 on Mill Street, nankin's Survey, Dublin. Terms made known on day of sale. AGNES McDAID, Proprietress; Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. 2966-2 Present thisCoupon and Save Money This Coupon is Worth 25c a ' Garment to You! The regular price of the best Bull Dog Overalls in any color is $2.75 a garrhent, Bring this coupon to our store within two weeks and we will allow you 25c a garment off the above price on atrial of this longer wearing, better fitting overall, if you will agree to buy them from us a- gain if you find they give you better satisfaction than any overall you ever wore. Sold by W. Ccott & Co., Brumfield BULLDOG OVERALLS $2.65 'Regular $2.75, for TUSSLEUPON Regular $2.50, for TUSSLEUPQN Bring in the Coupon. $2,35 Just Arrived -Water Glasses at per dozen WATER PITCHERS each Clover Leaf Cups, Saucers and Plates, dozed Small Cream Pitchers each 65c 50c $2.50 25c W. 'SCOTT and Co. BRUCEFIELD - - ONTARIO Phones Seaforth. 13 on 142 Clinton. '13 on 618 0000 OO0000000 W. T'. BOX & CO. Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer. H. C. BOX Best Motor and Horse-drawn equipment Charges moderate. Flowers furnished on short notice. Night Calls Day Calls Phone 175. Phone 4$. 0000000 000 0 0000000 000 0 000000000 000.0 • 4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4> m • CHARLES HOLMES s Plumber. See our Bathroom Fixtures and Supplies. Estimates for complete instal- lation furnished on short notice Eight years° practical experi- ence in Toronto. Repairs and alterations given our prompt attention. 103841 0. 0 0 dD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S. T. Holmes & Son 0 0 Funeral Directors and 0 0 Licensed Embalmers, 0 0 Finest Motor and Horse 0 0 drawn equipment Beattie 0 Block Main Street, opposite 0 0. The Expositor Olice. S. T. O 0 Holmes' residence, Goderich 0 Street West; Chas. Holmes' O 0 residence 'over store. 0' O Flowors furnished on short d' 0 notice. All kinds' of up- db 0' holstering wetly done. ,, 0 C> Phone, Night or Day, Ile. 0' 00'0000040 0'0< wadies' Bal be Puck Eitrap§l regular $6.75 T . $4 13 Ladies' Patated Slippers. e . .. , .., ...$2.49 Ladies' Kid Slippers, regular $4.75.... , , .. , .$2.99 Ladies' WhitShoes, regular to $3.75 , ..98c Men's Work Shoes . .. . .. , . $2.98,. Special in lVJ 's Summer Work Shoes. $1.98 and $2.98 Young Men's. Shoes, reg. $7.50 $5.98 Men's Black and Brown Oxfords, reg. $5.50$3.98 Do Not Fail to Come -Save Yourself Money. J. It Smith & Son oots and Shoes SEAFORTH, - Opposite Bank of Commerce PI The Western Vic_` air Lndon, Canada Sept. 6th to 13th, 1924 Over. $-3,0,000.00 In Cash Prizes , - The 1924 Prize List is extensive and the classification -will prove attractive to Exhibitors in all Departments. Dog Show, Automobile Shaw, Pure Food Show New Manufacturer's Building, Featuring Canada's Industrial Achievements. Midway Attractions JOHNNY JONES SHOWS UNEXCELLED VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS in front of GRAND STAND, "Where City and Country Meet" Write for• Prize List - Entries close August 30th, J. H. SAUNDERS, President. W. D. JACKSON, Secretary. Public Meeting A Public Meeting in the interests of Social Work will be held in Hensall Town Hall Tuesday, August 19 At 8 o'clock p.m. Speakers will be Rev. Clysdale, Miss McPhail, M.P., Mr. Trewartha, M.P.P. ; Mrs Edwards, Provincial President of thQ, Women's Institute and Mr. Medd, Chairman. An Offering will be taken to defray expenses. A Bargain FOR SALE. -Five acres, one mile from' Seaforth; modern house with furnace, bath and toilet, small barn; good orchard. Taxes, $15. Splendid chance to start chicken farm, bees, etc. Apply to R. S. HAYS, Seaforth, Ont. I 2953-tf Drs W.R. Nimmo DC.SP.C. REGISTERED Chir . tractor Specialist desires to announce that he will be in his Seaforth Office, over Seaforth Pharmacy, on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday; Friday attd Saturday of each week fol- lowing, for the treatment of Chronic and Nervous diseases by the latest methods in Natural Therapeutics, including all forms of spinal adjustment, corrective dietetics, etc. Hours -10 to 12 a.m. . 2 to 5 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays by Appointment. Saturday 10 to 12 a.m. '1 to 10 p.m. ut( WE OFFER Electrical Development Co., of Ontario, Ltd., guaranteed by the Province of Ontario, 5% Bonds. Due March 1st, 1923. Interest payable March and September 1st. Principal and Interest payable in New York funds. Price: to yield 5.15%, JOHN RANKIN AGENCY RHONE91. SEAFORTH. �.',. -. REGULAR , F^nTNT�YfDJt°" ,.r i REGULAR $12.50, for: ', r Khaki Pants, all sizes, per Khaki Knickers, all sizes, per pair,.. Men's Work Shirts Work Sox to Thos. Fergus, SEAFORTH ARI VOIJ Ed......Specia '` Li s Ladies' Patent Leather and Grey - Suede Goodyear Welt Zev Sandals, reg. $6 , Low Heel Patent Leath- er Slipper Special. 9 Fred W. Wigg,-Seaf�zt1 18'000 WAN °T E DS 1500 TO WINNIPEG Flue half a cernr a mile beyond to all pointe in Manitoba. Sas- katchewan. Alberta. Edmonton. Calgary, McLeod and East. SPECIAL LOW FARES RETURNING GOING DATES Aerffuet 22nd - Toronto, Cakdon East, Becton. MeaFord, Collingwood, Penctana. Midland, Parry Sound. Sudbury. Capreol and east thereof in Ontario. v August Zdt90 --Toronto. ingl¢cwoad Jet. and all station south and west thereof in Ontario. Special Trains Leave -(Standard Time) TO t'' ONTO: August 26th -12.30 ?.m., 10.30 pm. . "FASTEST ROUTE TO WINNIPEG" Throrvirt't'raino with Lunch Counter CarsFoodand Refreshments at Reasonable Prices. Spacial Cars for Woman and C.oniet Caws of Latest Design. Petrcheo your ticket to Y'"nnipeg via Canadian National Rai e. no matter wl V,' her your final destination ha a poiatf on the Canadian National or not Travel via the Long Lao Cot -off --Fant time to Winnipeg. 'h";7dprH • -- •r NEW Dry Goods Store: will be opened in Seaforth on SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd in GILLESPIE BLOCK Opposite Commercial HoteL All lines of Dry Goods and Men's Furnish- ings carried at Reasonable Prices. Sam Shinan SEAFORTH - - - ONTARIO. t It 18'000 WAN °T E DS 1500 TO WINNIPEG Flue half a cernr a mile beyond to all pointe in Manitoba. Sas- katchewan. Alberta. Edmonton. Calgary, McLeod and East. SPECIAL LOW FARES RETURNING GOING DATES Aerffuet 22nd - Toronto, Cakdon East, Becton. MeaFord, Collingwood, Penctana. Midland, Parry Sound. Sudbury. Capreol and east thereof in Ontario. v August Zdt90 --Toronto. ingl¢cwoad Jet. and all station south and west thereof in Ontario. Special Trains Leave -(Standard Time) TO t'' ONTO: August 26th -12.30 ?.m., 10.30 pm. . "FASTEST ROUTE TO WINNIPEG" Throrvirt't'raino with Lunch Counter CarsFoodand Refreshments at Reasonable Prices. Spacial Cars for Woman and C.oniet Caws of Latest Design. Petrcheo your ticket to Y'"nnipeg via Canadian National Rai e. no matter wl V,' her your final destination ha a poiatf on the Canadian National or not Travel via the Long Lao Cot -off --Fant time to Winnipeg. 'h";7dprH • -- •r