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The Seaforth News, 1928-01-19, Page 5iJRSDAV, JANUARY 19, 1928. T tese Pr'ltces arty 'god until Jan. 26 Prunes, New fruit, 3 lbs, for 25e Jelly Powders, *Laren's, any flavor 4 for 250 Peas, .New Pack, 2 tins for `tie Package Oats, Purity, large size package 24c Snider's •catsup, limit 3 to customer, bot, 1.9, Brooms,' 4 string, good quality, each 39c Ross J. Sproat M.Stewart KFC• h R Oile 8 Phone 77 'Quality ?Wa shigher than ��a' Via' � 9r� -We pay the highest prices for good cream. Our services to our patrons are the best that can be gi g ven Do not sendour cream to other Creameries, Y meriess, we want - it. here.- To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation, In return for your co-operation we will give you of our best in service and prieos. Y We are agent for the Mellotte Cream Se arators. Comte in and see the new Models. P r h Sealo Creamery y o e Seaforth, Ont, C. A. BARBER, Prop. Walker 84 Son UNDERTAKING -and- ;EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J, WALKER, holder 'of"Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished, - Night orr day phone 67. McInnes Innes H. c elitropractor - - Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hptel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and „ Friday Afternoons - Diseases of all kinds success- ' fully treated Electricity used. RICHARDSON'S FASHION FROCKS. We beg to announce. we have been appointed loca•1 representative for Ri- chandson's, Limited, ` Toronto, Ont., -.manufacturers .- of Ladies' Stylish Dresses. Our line•. comprises Flan - reels, San Toy, Charmeen, Botany Serge,. Flat CrepesAnd Crepe e back Satins, made to measure, andfit guar- anteed g anteed at' prices ,as low as ready wades. We are now showing Advance Styles Spring 1928. Write and .repre- sentative will call with samples and • _styles: . THE JOHN H'OOPER AGENCY Seaforth, Ont. Rdvced Prices' Ladies' and . Gentlemen's. haircuts now All 'the latest bobs now 35c at the QuPullman i on & . Barber - Shop Phone 125.-, (Asthma No Longer Dreaded. The dread 'elf .renewed attacks from asth- ma has no hold upotl' those who have learned to rely upon ,Dr. J. D. Kel- !ogg's" Asthma 'Remedy, So safe do they feel that complete reliance is placed on this true specific with the certainty , that it will always do all that its makers clajni. If you have not yet learned how safe you are with this preparation at hand get it to- day know for yourself, The Oil of the People, --.Many one have come and gone.but Dr, Thomas' Electric 'Oil continues to maintain its position each year. Its sterling quali- ties, have 'brought it to the front atsd kept it there, and it can 'truly be called, the oil of the people, 'Thous- ands 'have 'benefited by it and would ttse no other preparation. Pianos nos Tuned Cleaned x1(i Repaired Cha . s A. Howey Residence -James: St. BORN. MAILOiNEY,L Tn`McKillop, on Mon- day, Jan. 16, 1928, to Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Maloney, 4th concession, a son, • H.hGiSEY.-1n Ribbert, on Wednes- day, Ian. 11, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey, end concession, a 'son. MARRIED. DEIEM-IBUDJ Y. -'A -t the groom's residence, ' West William street, Seaforth, on Monday evening, Jan- uary. -16th, by the Rev. T. H. ,Brown, Mrs. Adeline''Buddy, of To- ronto, to Mr, William Deem;' VARNA.. The W. M. S. of the United Church met at the home of Mrs, Charles 'Stelck Thursday afternoon. a good - attendance being present, The bazaar, whichas held l r w last ,5 ea , proved such a susses§ that t ,they de id d to have e e another this year. At the close. of the meeting 4t dainty luncheon was served by Mrs.'Stelck.. - WEST BRODHAGEN. Mr. Fred. Koehler has a gang of men en -gaged cutting his firewood for next winter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Regele and son Harry spent Sunday and Monday with friends in Ellice and•re ort that they found the roadsinbad shape for either wheeling or sleighing, Mr. Martin Purcell is not, improv- ing as fast as his friends would like to. see,, He is gradually getting weaker, es ,he_can eat but very little. STANLEY. Stanley 'District LO,L. held their annual meeting in the Orange Hall, Varna, on Tuesday, Jan. 10th, The 'election of officers were as follows: Disrict 'W RM., W. J. McLeod; Dist. D,iM., Carl Diehl; •Dist. Chap C..Pil- grins; Dist ,Rec. Sec., F. -W 'McCly- nsont; Dist. Fin, 'Sec„ G. Castle; 'Dist. Treas., J. W. Reid; ,Dist, Marshall, L. .Clark; Dist. '1st .Leet., M. Clarke; Dist 2nd Leet., IL. Epps; Auditors, R. Mc- Murray and G. C. Petty, REPO'RT OF IX -OG SHIPMENTS. II5or week ending Jan. 12th, "Seaforth.-Total hogs 123, select bacon 25, thick smooth 70, heavies 2, extra heavies 1, shop hogs 25. !Brucefield-Total 136, select bacon 36, thick' smooth 93, heavies 2, . extra heavies 1, shop. hogs 1, lights and feeders 2, Walton :Total 85, select bacon 38, thick 'smooth 39, heavies 3, shop hogs 2. Huron County -Total 2,082, select baton 654, Stick smooth 1,176, heavies 121, extra heavies 3, shop hogs 96, lights and feeders 2. Eggs, per doze .. ,,,30c -36c All mothers can put away anxiety seeard in re their suffering, children when they have. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator to give telie'f, Its effects are sure and lasting. TOWN TOPICS Mr. Russel i eishrnae, o.F Dean Lelce, Algoma, is visiting his nnelcs,. Mr, Henry 'Floggarth and Mr. Joseph lloggerth, Mr. Robert Kydd, of Exeter, was a Yisiter on Thursday last at the home of Mr, and iIrs, W, L, Keys, (Watch for ad for Valentine tea to be held in Northside United Church, Seaforth, hits. Willi'atn Selater left on Tues- day to spend some • time with her slaughter, Mrs. Kruse, Galt, w Miss Ruby Vaestone, of 'Stratford,," spent a few days with her sister, Mrs, L. O. VauEgmond, last week, Mr. Joseph Ho'ggarth visited his daughter, Mrs. Harold Large, in Stratford, this week and also his son Clarence, 1We are pleased to report that Mrs. John Love is recovering, I iss Agnes Smith returned to To- ron b on Monday Y after being ha ne because of her father's illness, tMrS E H. ,Charters, who spent the summer months with Mr. and Mrs.. Hairy Charters, returned this week to her home in Fort Worth,: Texas; Qn her return she will move from Fort Worth to Woason, Mexico, which is in the oil fields. Miss Addie Kay, of Stratford, visit- ed this week with Mrs. J. H. Broad. foot. Miss L. Holmes, of Boston, Mass„ who has been visiting iter father, Mr. S. T. Holmes, returns on Saturday, Mrs, John Norris, of Brucefield, was a visitor this week with Mrs. I-rugh Wright, 'The friends of Mrs, Thos, Dayman will be pleased to know that she is doing nicely at the hospital following an operation on Wednesday. Miss Dorothy. Robinson has been roti the sick list this week, Mr. and Mrs. Artie :Keys and sons Bernard and Arnold, of Stanley tp„ were guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. L. eys, Mr. J. Pollard, North Main street, is not enjoying his usual good health. The dance -held under the auspices of the Short Course classes last Fri- day evening was decidedly a success, Mr. Joseph Gibson has been visit- iinngSarnhis iasister, -in-law, Mrs, D. Smith,: The many friends of Mms. Robert Porterfield regret to learn of her eon- timstreetet] illness at her home on Market . Mr. and Mrs. William Finlayson, Wellesley, spent - the 'week -end w?th Mr, and -Mrs. H. Weiland - IThe Collegiate Wossa, team play. Mitchell e on Friday evening of this s• week in Mitchell, . The date, for the gam Setg,;,wi,th Cliniton ,has.not.ye't„been , . Miss Rena Simpson spent the week.: end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Mc'Asls and two sons, Willie and ,Lloyd, of Varna, were 'Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Keys. Mr. Thos. Consitt, of Hillsgreen, was a visitor the middle of the week with Mr. and' Mrs, John Consitt, Miss Margaret Grieve, Benmiller, spelrt the, week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Grieve. Mr, Bill McLaughlin, Brucefield, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kerslake. Mr. Oliver Crooks and his mother, Mrs, F A. Crooks, ; and Miss Ethel Crooks, motored up from Beamsville on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Manson, Miss Ethel Crooks re- mained for a visit. . A social evening of the congrega- tioir of St. Thomas' Church in the parish hall, has bee, announced for Friday evening, January '20th. Mrs, Herb. Combs is recovering from her recent serious illness; Miss Sparks is visiting her sis1ter, Mfrs: Biffin, in Stratford. Mr. and Sere Ben. Keys, of Stan- ley tp., were visitors with Mr. and, Mrs. 'Sam. Hanna, on Sunday last. • Two rinks of curlers, headed by Rufus Winters' and Thos. Johnstone, were in Stratford -on' 'Tuesday but brought home no bacon. The other members of the rinks . wore Messrs. John McKenzie, IF. Jae'kson, A. Beth - eine, G. Stewart, R. E. 'McKenzie, G. ,Dick. S. S. No., 5, Tuckersinith, is closed thisa kaccountJ o the, illness of their"w eon teacher, Mise -Bertha Beatty 1EGMONDVILLE. The Young People's Society of -Christian Endeavor held their weekly meeting oh Monday niglit with Miss Ruby 'aoung;,3rd Vic;,, President, in the chair. After the usual devotional exercises, Mr. Earl Webster .gave a most interesting address on Forestry, outlining the progressof the industry from -pioneer days. It is noted that 500,000 men; -make their living by work in Canadian forests,. Bill McDonald 'then told in an interesting way, the use of aeroplanes in giving fire pro- tection. Jack honey told of the value of birds in the destruction of injurious insects, Miss Ruby Young then read a'poem entitled, '"What Do• You Do When You Plant a Tree:" -Mr, Mc- Donald spoke on Reforestation. Miss 'Gladys Way favored the audience with two pleasing piano so1'os.. Mr. Earl' Webster was in charge of the coates.t during. the intermission. Groups' were formed and all spent an interesting half hour neeiting various kiisds of woods, The ,meeting was tailed' to order and the minutes were read and adopted. Miss Jean Smith resigned as 4th Vice President;: Mr, Rat -laid Reinke being elected in her place. The meeting closed with a hymn and the Mizpah benediction, The officers were delighted to sec such a good attendance of young peo- ple. Next week Ranald Reinke takes charge. of the meeting. The -regular monthly meeting of the Egmonclvillc W,M,iS. Was held Wed- nesday, Jan. 11th with Mrs. McMillan, our new President, in the chair. Op- ened by singing hymn 697, and Mrs. McMillan read the Scripture, 1 C+or, 12. ` Special mention was made of verses 22 and 23, after which Mrs. McDonald led in prayer. Mrs, Hugh Chesney read the devotional leaflet, "Respect for Others," then hymn 261 was sung, The minutes of the bast meeting were read and adopted, There sere 12 members- who joined tit this meeting. After singing hymn 543, Mrs, A11eis, .Miss Thorns; .Mrs. Sher - ,Public, Meeting Called A public meeting of allIn- terested plot -holders In 1Iaird's cemetery will be held in .Walk. er's Ball, Brucefield, on Satin - clay afternoon, jan. 21st, 4928, at 2 o'clock, When the matter of perpetual maintenance will be thoroughly discussed. Every• one interested kindly be present as this will be a very important meeting and decisions arrived at will be considered final. T. B. $AIRD, SecretareeTreasurer, DANCE WINTHROP HALL Music by LUDWIG SERENADERS of Blyth Friday, January 20th Admission $1.00 Lunch Served. OZ19161092211141X. .102•92115.0/7112 wood and Mrs. McMillan read leaf- lets on,Christian Missions and. Racial Attitude, Miss Margaret Charters read the Messenger prayer; Mrs. Mc- Millan then read a New Year's mes- sage from The Messenger, The meet- ing was their closed by a hymn, fol - .lowed by prayer. KIPPEN. Miss Elva Anderson, of Lond-on, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr.'and Mrs, Arthur Anderson. The community party held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Harney on Wednesday evening was a most enjoyable due as Mr. and Mrs. Hor- ney are ideal entertainers. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Elgie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cleve. Cochrane. Horticultural Society, -The annual tiaeeting' of the. Kippetr Horticultural Society was held at the home of Mr, and'Mrs. 'Wesley French on -Friday evening- last. There was a good at- tendance , •id all t present hose P ,sent were enthusiastic in ,planning for the.cpm ing :year':; ,work.: 1927 was., very successful year ,with total receipts of $293,92 and a total expenditure of $237.35. This leaves us a good bal- ance on, hand to begin the year's work. Our 113 'members purchased, Society, the through 61 g 5 y,$ .59" of stock over and abovet heir premium al- lowance of $1.25 each. New officers were elected as follows: President, Mrs. A. Monteith; 1st Vice -Presid- ent, Mr. W. French; 2nd Vice -Presid- ent, Miss J. Chesney; 'Secretary -Trea- surer, Mr, Wan. Ivison, with. Miss Jean Ivison as Assistant, New Dir. ectors were elected for two 'years: Mr, Wm Ivison, Miss -Jean McLean, Mrs., J. Finlayson, Mrs. Wm. Ander- son and Miss Jean Ivison. Mrs. Wna. Alexander was elected as Direc- tor irecttor- to finish out Mrs, Lundy's term, Auditors, James Bowey and W. L. Mellis, Mrs. A. Monteith and Mrs, J. Finlayson were appointed deie- gates to attend the Provincial con- vention in Toronto on February 9th and loth, The Directors are plan- ning a competition' for membership and a prize of $2,0) in stock is of feted for the one se -curing the larg- est number of members. It is hoped that every fancily in the community will be represented by at least one member. The Executive will get out the premium lists lust as soon as pos- sible and get then in the hands of .the members. It was decided to. a Flower Show again this year, details to be arranged later. BRUCEFIELD Bargains. -Men's heavy Red Sole Rubbers, $2.49; 'White Soles, $3.19. Ladies' ' Goloshes, 2 sbuokles and 2 domes, also 4 'buc'kles, $2.98. 20 per cent. off -Sweaters for cash. H. F. BERRY, Brucefield. The many friends of Mr, Joseph. McCully will regret to hear that he had the misfortune to fall and brcalc. his leg this week. ` - Mrs. Win; Cantelon and little dau- ghters of Red Deer were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. L. Forrest and Mr, of Clinton and Mrs. Jas. McQueen this week. here from Moosejaw last week, Mr. Lyle Hill arrived at his home Miss Helen Tough is. visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Aitcheson of Roxboro this week. Miss Ruth Shcabrooli spent tlse week end with her friend, Miss Mabe'] Boyce, Miss Leila Stackhouse is attending the Short Course in 'Seaforth this week, -Miss Clete Pepper of Hensall spent Sunday at the house of her parents, MIr. and Mrs. J'ohn,E, Pepper. Horticultural Meeting. -The annual horticultttral'nseeting was held in the Sunday school room of the United 'Church on Friday, January 13511, The officers were sorry so many did not shote enough interest to be present: Mrs. Addison opened the meeting and after, the minutes and treasurer's re- port the election of officers took' place. Mr. Bruce Berry was elected presi- dent; Mr, Wallace -Haugh, vice presi- dent and Miss Janet `Aikenhead.secre- tary-,treasurer . for 1928. The follow- ing, are the directors: Mrs, A Mc- Queen, Mrs. T. B. Baird, 'Mrs, A. Al- len, Mrs. J. Addison, Mrs, J,.Richard- son, Mrs, 4V. Stackhouse, . Mrs, G. McGtegor, Miss Eleanor Snider, Mrs. H. Dayman ' and Mr, Jim McIntosh. Miss Janet Aikenheas.was appointed delegate to the Hortidtslturaf. conven tion, A special 'membership cam- paign has been startedin which the hector securing the largest number of tnenibers'receives 14 dozen trained Gla,tis. Directors, get busy, Miss El- eanor. Snider played a very pleasing ia,o solo and Misses. K. Snider and d p . Bremner sang "In the Garden," very sweetly. Merlon Oliver Mission Circle met At the home of Mrs, J, Addison last week, Leila Stackhouse, the presi- dent, ,was in charge. Pearl Douglas gave a very interesting synopsis of the 2nd chapter of the study book. It was deeii'ded to have the birthday box as last year, .Next roil .call is to be a resolution, The hostess served a delightful lttneh after the meeting and a Social half hour was spent, Mrs, Thos. ,Dayman, of the 2nd concession of Tuckersmith, entertain- ed her Sunday school class Saturday last. STAFFA, 111r. +Harry Leslie, of Stratford, spent the week -end at his home Here. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ingram, Mitchell, visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. H ts> t l d. 1 Sunday. a on Su Y 1. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Fawcett are the Proud parents of twins, a boy and a girl. We are glad to see Mr H, Golding around again after his sudden illness, Mr, and Mrs. F. Allen .and family.. Cromarty, visited with Mr. G. G, Wil- son on Sunday. ' The Y. P. S. met in the church on Sunday night, . The [President, dt{r, George Coleman, presided.' Mr. Rus- sell Worden gave, an excellent paper on "World Brotherhood," The Institute will hold their regu- lar meeting on Wednesday afternoon, Jan, 25th, at the home of Mrs. A. W. Norris, A demonstration in reed work will be. given. CLINTON. The district meeting of the Hullett District LOX, was held in. Clinton on Tuesday, Jan. 10, with a very large attendance and every lodge in the district was well represented. After the usual business of the order was concluded, Pr'CM. W. J. Faulkner, of Clinton, took the chair and conducted the election ofofficers, as follows: War, Dist. Master, Adrian Hogg; Dep, W,D,M„ Garnet Cornish; Chap- lain, H. W. Miller; Rec. Sec., A. S. Warren; Fin, Sec„ Irwin Trewartha; Tr., Thos. Rands; Lect,, Asa Dewes, w1=Ia. rtlia. Grealis; Marshall, Wns. 13, Tre MANLEY. Mr. John Burk, who has been en- gaged the past two years to do the farm work for Mrs. Duffy, has re- signed and left last week to seek em- ployment elsewhere. The All-for•,Fun Club started their Operations for the wither Months. Their first session'was at tke,home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Johnst'o t -lase week, where progressive 'euchre and dancing was' indulged in-tiintfl the wee snia' hour's' in the Morning, All left wish- ing their host and hostess many hap- py returns of such occasions, Mr. Harry Beuerntann is in our bung at present, making his rounds with the clover huller. Messrs. Ed. R a e1e Thos, l .iT{ ca Joseph Eckert and 'W, Manley made a business trip to Stratford last week. Messrs. Mack McLaughlin and Al- bert Simon have taken: a contract -to cut wood for Mr. Jerry 01Hara, ST. OOLUMBAN. Mrs. Peter H. McGrath spent the week -end visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Murphy, Stratford, Miss .Annie Hart, Seaforth, spent Sundayatis '' 1 e home of 's• M .and Mrs. Owen Hart, St. Columban. Master Joseph O'Reilly, who was threatened with pnetirndnia, is, we are pleased to learn, on the road to re- covery. , Another one of our young married men in the Person of Mr. Joseph Mal- oney is wearing an extra smile this week. The. cause is a fine baby boy in the peppy home. The.iterar 'Society held their reg-. alar meeting last 'Friday evening when an excellent programme was rend- ered. The different numbers were very good. The ladies of St. Celumban C. W. L. held a very successful sewing bee £n the Parish Hall on Tuesday after- noon. It was largely 'attended and a lot of sewing was done. The roads are in. wretched condi- 'tion for. travelling. The Highway is bare of;sno.w and the township roads have snow on thein, so there is neith- er sleighing nor wheeling. WINTHROP. ' Mrs. Joseph Bennett, :of Walton, spent the week-eucl''with "Mr. and Mrs. 'W. C. Bennett. ' ' We were sorry tohear of little. Ronnie ;Bennett -falling and injuring his mouth very +badly, but glad to know he.is on the mend again. The weather has been very spring- like this last while. 'The annual meeting of the McKil- lop Telephone will be held on Friday afternoon in the hall.here. ':Che annual meeting of 'Cavell Church will be held this afternoon. HILLSGREEN. =Mr. George Stephenson, of Walker ton, spent the past Week visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, -Robert Steph- enson, Mrs, John Jarrott,:Sr., left for L -on-. don on Saturday to spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. N. Sanders,. She was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. JohnCoclirane. Mr. Thomas Consitt has'lsad a radio: installed in. his home duritsg the past we Itek.fies Margaret Love, who has been laid up with bronchitis, is improving. -Mrs. George Coleman had a quilt- ing on Thursday -afternoon last' whets her friends were all invited, It seems like olden tines to hear of quilting parties, Internal parasites'in the shape of worms' in the stomach and bowels of children sap their vitality and retard. physical development. They keep the child in a constant state of unrest and if not attended to, endanger fife, The child can be spared much suffering incl tise mother much anxiety by rising a reliable worm remedy, such as 'Miller's Worm .Powders, which are SMT 51e0511 to worms, ANES TO,lig USED IN TREASURE HUNT. Unusual Qpportlutity to Gain Big Money. xs Zeplained. ] veryone in this distriOt whohas been having trouble recovering from the financial strain of the eeeent'holi- day season will welcome the an- nouneetnent on page 4 of this issue of an Airplane Treasure Hunt, which to being staged by The London Free Press., The Treasure Hunt takes the form of a Puzzle Content, Which is design- ed to promote reader interest and good will on behalf of the London Fres Press, and the opportunity for genuine and substantial .pro'fits 4 to those who take part cannot be denied. This unique form of competition is said to have very definite educational feattrc. which s s ch makeici sa i part 1 tvn a profitable mattereven from the "Mize e m n y o e- angle, It has been en- dorsed by ministers and, educators in several large cities. Since the an- nouncement clearly states that all members of any family may co-oper- ate in working out a solution, it is not rash to venture that on some of these cold and blustery nights a good many home fires throughout the pro- vince wili be lighting the way to sub stantial cash rewards, as their house- hold concentrate on the Treasure Hunt. The first prize, according to, the announcement, will be $1,500, with 24 other desirable awards, totalling in all $3,000. So, if Christmas left you "in a hole," our friendly tip is that the Treasure Hunt suggests an easy and effective means of pulling your- self oat. CONSTANCE: Mr. •Girvin .Anderson spent Sun- day with his friend, Mr. Howard Marshall, Messrs. Dale and Dunlop have fin- ished a big wood cutting contract for Mr. "Wilson Sundercock. Armstrong Bros, have engaged Mr,. Charles Riley to assist in wood cut- ting. - As cattle prices are booming, a great number of small cattle are changing hands among the farmers, Mr. Robt, Clarke purchased a load near Clinton one day last week,` Those who were engaged in draw- ing logs west of the village have had to stop since the sleighing has been taken off. Mr, Robert.,Smith underwent an op- eration in Seaforth hospital on Tues - da} Jat , •17th anti at latestword'-was nsaknig; fdstrate progress:` WINTHR'0j• - Thc;:Glee Club Met af:the home of Mrs, '"Theron Settles fast week and spent the evening in progressive eu- chre. The prize winters for most games was a tie between Miss Almira Shannon and Miss Lydia Reid. Miss Shannon won in the play-off a beauti- ful .console set, The consolation, a candy jar, went to Miss Velma Heist, the games were over a dainty! 1 lunch was served by the hostess. Quite a number from here attended I the stag euchre in Seaforth L.O.'L, on Tuesday night, ' -Don't forget the dance to be held,s in the hall this Friday night, Mr. Armand Kernick spent a weeks! holidays with friends in Blyth, and Walton. Keep open the evening of Jan. 31sts for the euchre and dance given by the Glee Club, Sores Flee Before I.t.-There are f many who have been afflicted with; sores and have driven them away! with' Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. All) similarly 'ne in applying this splendid 'remedy, as troubled should lose no ti there e is nothing tit r g e it to be had,. It is cheap, but its power is rie no way expressed by its low price. " li7cKlLol?+ Barron -Campbell,• -„t t the (Jai„. Church manse, Walton, on Wedne day afternoon, January lltls, Mr7, Campbell, of the fourth epticess1 was married to Mr. James Barron, Seaforth, by ,Rev. W. 5, Mantes, PHOGRESSIVE EUCHRE and DANCE IN WINTHROP lililL1,01 Tuesday, January 31 ` Good Prizes, Good Lunelr5 Good Music Gents 50c' Ladies free �. LAMIMAN. FURNITURE REPAIRS Your . old organ remodelled into a useful piece of furniture et reasonable cost, Phone 303J Workshop at rear of BARLOW'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP, A, D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bondi and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth; Ontario. 4- 1th 0 tgilt Cuts That Captivate In cutting, dressing and displaying of meats there is an art, but all the art in the world won't make good meat out of bad. We offer; all our meats to advantage andwe guarantee the qual- ity of every pound. Ii. ": TE ART Your''Butcher. Phone 58 .Seaforth i-1 The Svecial`:Milverton Flour . ,We ait=Give Trial,I, Also Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds C. 6THOMSI\ GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 Your Pi� to Needs GOODYEAR TIRES. AND TUBES PRE,ST-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 , : , . , ,$73.00 with License Fordin 1918, . . , ..... 75,00 with License :four •$ likenew, , Ford Coupe 1925, balloon tires, 375 with License $ P Regier's Garage PHONE 167W