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The Seaforth News, 1925-05-14, Page 5TRtTRSDAY, MAY 14, 1925. SERVE ONE OF OUR ROUND ROASTS for dinner tonight and make; a hungry man happy. He knows that when he gets a generous slice of our roast beef, with pota- toes and some green vegetables, he won't get up from the table dissatisfied. D. II. STEWART Your Butcher PHONE 58. Seaforth CENTRAL 6/digadf STRATFORD, ONT. WINTER TERM from Jan. 5tli Commercial life offers great- er opportunities than does any other calling. Central graduates secure good positions: We re- ceive more calls for •trained help than we have students graduate. Write the college at once and get :its free catalogue, It may interest you. D. A, MCLACHLAN, Principal, THE SEAFORTH NEWS One Package P E I? The Peppy Food Free and a Shopping Bag with each purchase of three packages of Kellogg's Cereals i1 �' Town Topics The '•gasolhle tax 'of 3 'cents r gallon carne into force on Mond {People buying gasoline for of ,ptinposes than''cars on the thighwa should get 'fron the seller a et nton't'of cost and amount of 'tax, a send it to the Department for a • bate of it•he taxa Mrs.G. A.'Sills tall her sist Mrs.Malone, of. Beechwood, Mr,Jos. Sills 'Motored to Peterbo fo visit"Mrs. !Reynolds. Miss Margaret 'Govenlack, spent a ,few months with her broth Mr. J. R. Govenlock, has return to 'GrandForks,-N.D. Mr. Wright, of Detroit, spent few days ;with his'fami'ly in 'flown. A large representation 'front t Women's Auxiliary of the Nor Side United Churcli motored Holmesville on Friday: to attend t district cofventi'on of 'elle W.M.S. Mr. Charles Clark motored fro Aylmer to spend the week -end wi his parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. L. OarMr. and Mrs. A. Sparks and s Lorne were in; Brantfordvi;sitit friends, Mr. and Mrs. Will Stoddart, wl have been in Detroit, Mich., atten ing the funeral of their brother -it law, 'the late G. W. Russell, have r turned 'house. Mrs. Russel will slier 'the summer 'with her sister, Mr Stoddart. Mr. Thos. Watson, wife and daugl ter, .qf Gait, and Mr. James Watson of Portage La Prairie, were visitin their sister, Mrs. Janes S'hold'ice, o McKillop, the past week, Mrs. -W, Brydom, of Buffalo, the guest of Mrs. W. J. Walker. 'Rev. Mr, Anderson, a returned nil sionary from. I id�ia, spoke. in the Egntondville church of Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins, of Toronto, were .guests of Mrs: Robert Winter,Mr. John Robb and son ntotorec! front Detroit to spend the week -end with his brother and sister, Mr. James !Robb and Miss Robb. hMiss Cook, who has bean visiting er aunt, Mrs. L. Eberhart, has re- turned horse. Mrs. 'Anderson, of Mitchell, visited friends in town. Mr. '1V. Hudson and Miss Ether- ngton, of Stratford, spent Sunday at the home o:f his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hudson. Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Jones, ' of Orillia, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aberhart. . Mr. and Mrs, 'G. 1Vliitesides and airily, and Miss Simpson, of Strat- ord, were Sunday guests of -Mrs. S. Boyd. Mrs, D. McMillan, of Detroit, is visiting friends in town and vicinity. Mrs. M. Carbett is attending the graduation of her daughter Irene, rote St. Marys hospital, London. Mr. Warren Anent was home from Detroit over the week=end, Mr. John Thompson, of St. Marys, s visiting relatives in town, Mr. John McMillan, of Detroit, vas a visitor at the home of Mfrs, C. teDonald. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. \Lain 4and- little on, of Burlington, 'were guests of Ter parents, Mr, and 'Mrs, Henry dge. Miss Madge Stewart, of Stratford, pent the•'week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart. Rev, R. Fulton Irwin and °Mr. C. 3. sHo•lland attended the annual meeting of the Goderich district this veek which was held in Dungannon, he latter being a representative to he district meeting and to Confer- nce, which is to be held in the entennial church in Loudon next -eek. Mr, F. G. Neelin left for Toronto ist,'weck where he is recuperating ftcr his recent illness. n tea Rev. Mr. Irwis called to ucknow last Saturday to the funeral f one of the leading 4nusihess menmere. Mr. Duncan. Little, of Brampton, spending a few clays with. his iece, Mrs. S.Spencer, James 'street. Mt. and ;tits. George *C. Robbins, f Winnipeg, Lave been visiting his tele, Mr. F. D. Hutchison, of this wn, and other relatives and friends. hey also attended the funeral of ne late Foster ;Hutchison, who was great-uncle of Mr, Robbins. Mrs. o'bbins has just returned from an ght !neighs' visit to her former Dote in London, England.' Rev. T. H. Brown is attending a eating of the Synod of Huron ocese in London this week. Mfr,•and Mrs. M'acdonel'I and chil- ren are visiting- Mfrs. \facdonell's rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Robb. Ivey are moving to North Dakota om Kingston, Ont. ' Mrs. Win. McMichael 'and grand - n; Ma. Harold Coates, left last eek for Cleveland, 'where 'Harold s a good :position with the West- ghouse Electric Co. for the summer. Mr.. Oscar Neil/ has .purchased a w Essex coach, Mr. land Mrs. Donald Colquhoun d Mr -s. Janes Colquho�un, o'f Nia- ra F'a'lls, N.Y., spent the week -end the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Writ. mise. per ay. her ys ate- nd re- er, acrd ro w This Week Pine Apples 25c to 30c. W. M. STEWART Phone 77 Seaforth W, J, Walker &, Son UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Nighttor day phone 67. anisisonmensw CHURNING CREAM WANTED Keep the wheels of Industry running in your own community. Send or deliver your cream to us and receive the utmost re- turns,, This is your Creamery. Your satisfaction means our success, Highest prices paid for good cream, consistent with accurate and careful weighing and testing. Cash paid for cream to all patrons wishing same. Seaforth. Creamery Co, Seaforth, Ont, Dr. 1:11 il, McInnes Chiropractor Of Winghant, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons.in future. Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated. Oranges At all prices to meet your needs 40, 50 and 75c PURE OLIVE OIL FRESH .ONIONS. HEAD LETTUCE. CELERY TOMATOES LETTUCE NEW CABBAGE STRAWBERRIES. PINEAPPLES. Get your 'supply of Pineapples for Preserves. T, Phillips Seaforth Phone 63 Let us have 'the naines of your • yisitors. Phone 84. DUBLIN. Mr, John Looby, who 'purchased the 25 -acre farm, 1 utile west of Dub- lin, and moved here from 'Toronto, tot month ago, died 'of complications following pneumonia on Tuesday, May Stlii succumbing t 0 Y a 'three g weeks.' illness. During lir. Looby's illness a nurse front London was in attendance, and his four remarried daughters, Mesdames Lyle Tabor, J.'33. Early, R. A. 'Morley, Ray C. Booth, his sister, Mrs. Mary Flynn, and his three brothers; Dr. P. J. Looby, of Detroit; Mr. Edward Looby, Sr., Saginaw; Mr. L. J. Looby oF'the tillage, all were present and assisted with the care of a loving brother who 'died in his 'sixty-fifth year, His funeral onThursday was very large. -Solemn 'High High Mass was sung at St. Patrick's church, Dublin, by Rev. Fr. White as celebrant; Rev. Fr. Dantzer,' St. Coluntb'aii was deacon of 'the Mass and Rex. Fr. Gaffney, of Clinton, sub -deacon. Miss Beale; the. organist, presided bud rendered "Dwelling With The Angels," at The 'Offertory of the Miass and as the cortege was leaving the church, Mrs. Joseph Nagle sang "Ave Marie, Guardian Dear," " by La'm'billotte. Deceased was 'held in high esteem. Many spiritual bouquets adorned his •oalc casket: a 'wrea'th of American Beauty roses and fillies of the valley from •the •daughters who live in Detroit; a spray from the Altar,'Society of a Detroit •church was personally brought by Mrs. Luke Cla•ndy of that. city. Inter- ment was in St. i olunrban cemetery in the family plot of his parents. 'The 'bearers were Messrs. Josephs Carpenter, Joseph Roche; Joseph Nagle, William, J, O'Rourke, John Kenny 'and Patrick Woods, Sr.:Those from a distance who attended die funeral were Mr, Point Ferry, Me. Qoigley, Toronto; Mr. JaMes Flynn and 'wife Detroit,; Mr. • George Beaton Ffint, Mich.; INfr, Edward Looby, Sr. His sons, Edward ' a.ed George and his daughter Francis,' of Saginaw, Mich.; Mrs, Jobe, McPhee, Mrs. Dan, McPhee, 'Brantford; -Mr. Edward McCarter, Hagerevhile; Miss R. 'McCarter, Hiyintilton 'Mr. J. P. :Early and 'wife, Mr: R. A- Moray and wife, Dr. L. J. Looby; Mrs. Lyle Tabor; Mrs. Ray C. Booth, Detroit, Mich. , er, ed he th to he nt rh k. on ig 10 d- e- s. - s. is s - 'lis. Maun'ders,aud Miss Margaret Maunders, of Brussels, spent the week -end at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Coates. Mr. 'T'hos. Rands is !painting Mr. James Wa•tson's residence this week. Mfrs. Troyer, of Michigan, is visit- ing 'her. daughter, Mrs. Sydney Gemmell, Mrs, J. H: Iiroadfoot has returned routHaoi t,lto„ , M [ss 'Maria Bristow, of Hamilton, on, is visiting her sister, Miss Bristow` Int Naplttalm of IIanmilton, is the guest of Mr. R. Murless Jones, Miss :Billy Chesney is in Rochester visiting her 'sister, Mrs. B. 'Walker. Miss Logan, of Teeswater, visited lier sister, Mrs. G. D. Haigh, Mrs. H. C. Box Was in S'teathroy, over the week -mrd visiting her par- ents, Mfr. Jos. Eckert has been, bn relief _'work in' Mawley village recently. I: it' i! t,, E. W. Bateman Ladies' Tailor Gentlemen's Prompt Service Assured Satisfaction Reasonable Prices ALSO PRESSING AND REPAIRING "PLEASE NOTE NEW AI5D KESS: Upstairs over Mr. Keating's Drug Store. MAIN STREET, SEAEORTH OPEN EVENINGS. PRONE 257 Mr: Con. Eckert, his son Joseph, and Mr. G. K. Hollandmade a ibusi Des's trip 'to London and 'C'imatham on Thursday, ' Mr. W. H. Willis, of Wingham, is visiting his mother, Mrs.. Robert Willis. y'Mrs. J. F. McMann is at present nursing :1 rs, Pat, Morris, of Hib- bert THE LIONS BANQUET. On Tuesday, the Lions welcomed a delegation of Coderic'h Lions fifteen strong, to their dinner meeting at the Olympia Restaurant and spent a hilarious two hours. Mr. 'Chas. E. Naphtali, of II•amilton, was also a guest of the Club and gave a number of readings, responding to live en- cores. He is an entertainer of ex- ceptional ability, most pleasing' per- sonality and the Club will 'look for- ward to another Visit from hiss at a later date. He look the place by storm. The President, R. \M. toms, welcomed the visitors and short ad- dresses were given by President Lee, of 'Goderich, and Dr. Gallow, the president-elect. Lion J. E. Keating gave a solo which received hearty applause. Seaforth Club attended 100 per cent. strong for the fifth consecu- tive meeting; thus assuring them of the prize offered by the Lions Inter- national. Great enthusiasm was manifested w en e result was an- nounced after the roll call. Chair- man W. J Duncan announced that considerable work 'had been done at the Lions Park and the younger geuenation • are assured of an at- tractive and sanitary swimming pool ,jn 'the early future. To assist in rais- ing money for this very worthy cause the Liogs Chub has set aside June 4th for a Lions Day, the ,par- ticulars of ,which 'will be announced at an early date. STRIVING TO IMPROVE OUR TOWN. The Lions Club of Seaforth is now well under way. Its first im- portant objective its to provide a suitable swimming 'pool and rec- reation pas] tor boys and girls—yes, for everybody. Considerable work of •a practical stature has already been done and in order to meet certain financial obligation f that will arise in carrying out this 'worthy scheme it has been decided by the Club to put over what will be known as "Lions Day" and in con- nection therewith all our townsfolk and the public generally are invited totke'are B so ricin ons will p 1 thegs persons participate rattempt empt to make Seaforth more inviting, more attractive and more popular than it has ever been .before. In fact, the sole purpose of this special event is to assist the fpsnhierance of a real community benefit drive. REMEMBER Lions Day will be Thursday, June 4th, and for that date, Lion Clmeoros has cheerfully offered to place the Olympia Restaurant in the hand of the 'Lions Club. All the profits made in sale's during •the day will go t6 the Club to 'help defray expenses attached to the pond and play ground. We might simply mention here that time Olympia 'Restaurant is not seeking publicity or •profit for itself 'frown the day's 'proceedings. Every. Lion will the out to do his utmost to stake the day a big suc- cess and with your assistance a ,profit- able undertaking is assured. Lay aside a little money to part -''with on this special occasion. Have your 'children save •their coppers, nickels and dimes to 'spend then.. When the day arrives, 'hop to' it, snake a rbee line to the Olympia Restaurant, buy some ice cream, -buy some candy, buy candy to 'do 'the 'family for nveeles to come. AND ,REMEMBER The Olympia Restaurant will serve a •first ,class dinner from 5 p.m. to 8 p.nt, Do not miss this dinner. Do not Jet any' member of your 'family miss it. Bring your children with razor -keen aippetites. There will 'be great smacking of lips and deep drawn ibreaths of satisfaction and real live Lions will be on the alert to 'serve. After eight o'clock there nviil be +a band 'concert in Victoria Park, It will 'be the Band's opening concert .for tate summer months and will he of unusual merit. More de- tail 'will be given next week. In the meantime, if you meet 'a Sea - forth Lion, don't shoot—gre'er hits! Ele's tame HIBBERT. The Council.—A special meeting of the 'Council ,}Va'S held on April 29th at the Township Hall, Staffa, to read and consider the Engineer's Report on the Tyndal drain and extension. 'All the members were present except the ' Clerk, unavoidably absent through illness. His place vas 'taken by Mr. 'Hills, the Treasurer, Minutes of the last ;meeting were read and adopted and signed by the 'Reeve and Acting Clerk. The Engineer's report on the Tyndal drain and extension was read, considered and adopted. The Clerk is 'hereby instructed to prepare a by-law to authorize the construction of time said work and for the raising the necessary .funds by issue of debentures to extend over a •term of five years. Orders were is- sued on the 'Treasurer to the amount of $648. The Council adjourned to th t 1 t again on \Veclnesday, flay 5 at 10 o'clock, for Court of 'Revision on assessment roll and general business. --,TAMES JORDAN, Clerk of Township of Hibbert. NOTIeE We have secured the services of two master mechanics in all makes of cars. Work guaranteed J. C. Thompson Chevrolet Garage Main Street Phone 155w Seaforth Firestone Tires At eataIogue prices OLDFIELD CORDS $7.95 UNIVERSAL CORDS �� OVERSIZE CORDS $10.95 BATTERIES Pres -To -Lite and Columbia. We have the Pres -To - Lite Agency for Seaforth: We do all kinds .of automobile repair work. All work guaranteed. Automatic Air Service Day or Night. ADAM DODDS Phone 17. SEAFORTH. Finest Nursery Stock Roses, gladioli, peonies, perennials, etc. REAL STOCK, REASONABLE PRICES List on request.. HOLLAND ' CANADIAN IMPORT; C 449 River Road, NIAGARA FALLS, ONT.. We carry the Westinghouse Radioia IIL.A with Music Master Loud Speaker The most satisfactory set at the!most reasonable prices. Call and see them. A roderick Electrical Supplies There can be no second grade Hydro "Lamps at a lower price. HYDRO LAMPS Quality First and Always! All Hydro Lamps before being passed by our experts and labelled with the Hydro label of quality must come up to the Hydro standard of efficiency and life. No others will be accepted. 0 No others cat} bear the Hydro label. Seaforth Public Utilities Clerk's Office, Town Hall This Zabel is Look for it. your4uaran- Ask for it, on tee of firstthe lamps quality. 4�IL ,` you buy. P,M O.nOWER MtssIs t) O4'rr# BBN=MLYR The Si'ecial Milverton Flour We Have it—Give it a Trial. Also. Glop of 2111 Kinds Ground Screenings C. G. THOMSON GRAIN DEALER `PHONE 25 Your Pluo Needs If you are in need of tires, give us a call. If you are in need of a new battery, or have a battery to be repaired, see us. A complete line of most called for parts of various cars. Battery charging, oxyacetylene welding, expert auto repairing our specialties. Have you seen New Good Maxwell and Chrysler Cars? ler:s, Garage PHONE 161W.