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The Seaforth News, 1928-03-01, Page 5'1['f'1lURSIRAX, MARCH 3, 39281 CHAIN TE STORES Week YourLarder U Teas, Corn,'TomBartonioes, brand,' 2 tins 25e 'Brunswick Sardines, 4 tins for 25e Wax G}oGuldenGuldeneans 1 Tiit for • 19c ':• Beans, , , ` Spinach, Harvest brand, 1 , `.ilii for ri o 5 lbs, Table ., Syrup, Crown .brand $ Lake Herrin . s1' Y Pickled g, 24 DAz. kegs$7 you will find our ; stores For value, 044yanis service y • unexcelled, quality Low ,,ices, consistent withq 3 prevails evoreeday, ;ors J Sproat M� ter�t art F� Rinne '8 Phone ;77 Seven deliveries all over town each day: \Qualitry alcvags higher than Price" eR EP1M We pay the highest prices for good cream, Our services to our patrons are the best that can be given, Do not send your, cream to other Creameries; we want it here. To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation. In return for you -co-operation •we will give you of our best in service and prices., We are agent for the Melloite Cream Separators, Come in and see the new Models. Saetorth Creamery Co,$ :. t . .. rth, C. A. B:ARBER,,?rop., ` W. J. Walker 85 Son UNDERTAKING --and— EMBALIVIING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of. Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. •- Night_or day phone 67. Di Hi McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, wilt be at the Commercial Hotel,, 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 local representative for. Ri- - chandson's, Limited, Toronto, Ont., manufacturers of Ladies' ,Stylish Dresses. Our line comprises Flan- nels, San Toy, Charmeen, Botany Serge, Flat Crepes and Crepe back Satins, made to measure, and fit guar- anteed at prices as low as ready mades. We are now showing Advance Styles Spring 1928. Write and'repre- sentative' will all with samples and styles THE •JOHN HOOPER AGENCY ;< Seaforth; Ont. Reduced Prices Ladies' and Gentlemen's haircuts now All the latest bobs pow 35c 35 cents at the loan Pul Dennison D Barber Shop Phone 125. siseesiesessee Want and Poi Sale ads, 1 time 25c Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired paired Chas. A. Howey Residence --James St. TOWN TOPICS The many friends of Mrs, Joseph Depart an pleased to .See her around. want„ Mr. Joseph Eckert has been tender the weather the past few days., Mrs, William Fear, of 'Blyth, was a week -end guest at the home of Mrs. ,Tames Martin, Mrs, B. C, Rising, Of Toronto, spent a few days in towtt•..last'week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. • John Webster, Mra,'Webster is sick in bed. We are sorry to learn that Miss Ethel Hoggarth is laid up with rheumatism at present, Miss Grainger, superintendent of C'lioton hospital, underwent an op,, eretione•at ',Clinton late Saturda"y;, night for appendicitis, and her'.tonsils were also removed. Mr, and Mrs: Wright, of town, were in Clinth,n on. Sunday to sec her, 'Miss Grainger is making favorable recovery, Miss Irene Hildebrandt, of Kiteh- ener, visited. her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Louis • Hildebrandt, over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs,, Harry Stewart ard fautily, of Toronto, are Spending a few days with, Mrs. Stewart's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert McKay. -Mrs. W, C. Govenlock returned last week after spending'some time in To ronto. -Mr, and Mrs. Charles •Butler, of St. Catherines, spent the week -enc with Mr. and Mrs,. John Govenlock. ' Mr. E. P. Chesney is in Toronto this week. The Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary will hold a St. Patrick's Tea in the Presbyterian church, Friday, Feb. 16. -Rev. W. P. Lane was in Stratford on Monday visiting Mr. 'Crozier in t e Hospital of that city, He reports Mr, Crozier as making favorable progress to recovery, Mr. Crozier was badly cut about the head and had' several ribs broken when his car jumped out of the rut on the road and struck a tree, near Sebrin'gville, a week ago Saturday, Friday evening, March 16th, is the date of the Lions Chub St, Patrick's dance. Full particulars later. Mr. Robert McClinchey, of Stanley, was a visitor on Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Keys. • Miss Eleanor Eldridge, of •New- market, Mrs. Roy Wiltse :and little daughter Elaine, of St. Thomas, and Mr. Robert Hollingsworth, of Cer-' cal, Alberta, motored last week from St. Thomas to visit ,Mr. and Mrs..• ''Hollingsworth, John street. Mr. Robert Hollingsworth is: remaining' for a few weeks before returning to the \Vest to dispose of his crop of, 2,500 bushels cd wheat. ,Miss Evelyn Peterson 'underwent_ an operation in the hospital on Sun- day for the`amputation'of part of the forefinger of her left hand. The finger had become very painful and the trou- ble was: thought to be caused by a piece of glass from a broken dish. Mr, S. Jacobs, who suffered a para- lytic stroke on Wednesday last, is considerably improved, Miss Clara Pinkney has returned home after holidaying in Toronto and Hamilton. Miss Sparks returned to Seaforth Wednesday evening of this week after spending the past six weeks at her home in Stratford. Friends of Mrs. Charles Dexter, of Constance, will be pleased to know that her condition was favorable late Wednesday, having undergone' an op- eration in Seaforth hospital Wednes- day morning, Mrs. Harry Norris and baby Lyle, of Cromarty, were week -end visitors with Mrs. Hugh Wright. Friends of Mrs. Catherine McieTa+b were pleased to see her out for the first this week since her recent illness, The Economy Shoe store has pur- chased the stock and equipment of the J. H'. Smith & Son shoe store and will reopen it in a couple of weeks•to dispose of the present stock. They' have not decided whether they. wi11' move to the Smith & on stand. - Mrs. C. Atkinson left this week for Detroit, where she will remain with her daughter, Miss Anna Atkinson, until J>ily. The .poolroom of the late Mr. Louis Atkinson is in charge of Mr. Pat, Nieh. . Mr, Arnold Wesfcott last week at- tended the funeral of his cousin, Mrs. Thomas Copp, in London, Mrs. McTavish, of Acton, is visit-. ing her sister, •Mrs, A. Park, Miss Sadie Caldwell, who has been staying with her sister, Mrs. Russell H. Sproat, returned to her home in Vancouver, B.C., on "Monday. The many friends' of 'Mr. William Ballantyne are sorry to learn that he is in very poor health at present. Mrs. Mutrie, of Vernon, B.C., left Tuesday for her home after a visit with her ssiter, Miss Jessie Bethune,' Sunday night after church Both the Henderson boys are far away from the old home. But Sunday is still a very special day for Father and Mother, for every Sunday night after church the -tele- phone bell rings and the old folks know that one of the boys is calling them from the distant city,. Harry calls one week, and Fred the;.next. n:• Lonb Distance is wonderful for keeping family ties strong. '.It is so simple, so inexpensive, to call distant friends for a few, minutes' chat. And how welcome is the sound of their yokes! Do you call friends by Long. Distance,? The Evening Rate aft'e'r" 8.80 is very low. "Every Bell Telephone ie Long Di.otance Station." its The indications of worms are rest- lessness, grinding of the teeth, picking, of the nose extreme peevishness, of- ten convulsions. Under these condi- ditions one of the best remedies that can be got is Milier's'Wenn 'Powders. They will attack the worms as soots as administered and they pass away in the evacuations, The child will ,be itnniediately eased and a return of the attack will trot be likely, THE SEAFO STH NWS.. v. Farms urs:Sale goo Aergs. klttllt tt TriwAship; 2 stoty hriek house, siate ' roofs all mocicrn;,,e`hhvenienees, Delco itght', tltrougltaut house and barn. 'Barn 68; 1j0;•'"all concrete floor, water throughout, Driving Abed' 34x00, "'Artesian . wei'1 and spring creek. 'VWtell fenced lead drained. 13 acres melte. hash. 'Best land in the county.'. and clean. Immediate poea,. session, 117% Apies — McKillop Township. Brick house, 2 story,•:•.'Barn 5.4x68, cement s. stabling, ',Delco light throughout house and barn. Abun- dant stlpply " of good water and t' water im•barn, Well fenced " and drained, •'•Good land and in best' of condition,' Possession March 15th, These farms are among the best in Western Ontario and will be sold at • bargain prices for quick sale. A. D. ;;SUTHERLAND Real Estate, Seaforth, Ont. Phone 152 .geolltamerCia1 Hotel, Wed., March 14th J.1 B.' KNIGHT Will display a complete line of ladies" and gent's HAIR GOODS including' Patent Structure 'Advice on all Scalp Ailments ati.d the dse of Inecto Rapid. Phone !iota for 4ftbontlment The W. T. Pember Stores Liintled 129 YONGE ST. , TORONTO ONTARIO HOCKEY. ,Hensall 3, Seaforth 2.--rHensall, de- feated the town gang twice during, the past .week, at Hensall on Friday, night by a ,score of 4-1; at Seaftinth on Tuesday night, 'Feb 28th,.•by Their team is postively .rotten, so much so that they couldhave defeated Seaforth 40-6 without the least trou- ble. ,Seaforth was fortunate in even slipping two goals ,past ;hawk'.s-eye Scotty Welsh in. Hensall goal. For a wide-awake goal -tender, he can't be surpassed, During the first period Seaforth netted the only ,goal and kept up a continual bombardment till Toe. Hart got one through. Harry Joynt, in his jail-birdsuit, the Hen- sail defense man, made a good many attempts to get the puck away from Hensall goal but Dick Parke was too persistent in bringing it back. The second period saw Muir in town goal, doing his stuff. Hensel! centre, Lorne Passmore, and his. wings, .Tilarry Cook and Boyle, worried 'him pretty near to death. 'Things got lively with Sid. Dungey and 'Stan. Nicholl wak- ened up to the fact that Hensall was breaking, their defense, Hensall brought it to a tie M. In tate third 'Period Hensall was even faster but the Meals were set oe making' up the three Reels, If it wennwennCook that was doing a hand -spring or such -like, was !Wirt o: runeeines or Munn' (Corruption• Hill). Passmore is a smooth. fast skater olid ` landed 2 seism, "melee' rai•ouhar replaced, Joynt oil 'Hensall- defense and he stare was a fast one, breaking through the Seaforth fellows a great many titres, and• was generally good on eouibina 1131211111.102916. tion. Roy ISmale, the other defense man, is. an . all-round, steady player. The "Cook" got in his -fire and boil- ed over into the penalty box for talk- 'ing back to the referee, Reid, about a •dispnted goal• at Seaforth net. Rae Pfaff and Corruption Hill made a splendid pair when :playing together on Hensall wings. 'Linc -up: iSeaforth: Goal, Muir; defense, Sid. Dungey, Stan. anichoh;-wings, George Parke, Harold,Cummings; centre, Joe. Hart; sub:, Fortune, Adams, •Hensall: (Goal, Scott Welsh; de- fense, ,Harry Joynt, Roy Smale; wings, Harry Cook, Boyle; centre, Lorne Passmore; subs., 'Munn, Molly Farquhar, Rae Pfaff. Wesel- 4, S.G.I. 3. was the score on Monday afternoon at 4:30 in the Palace Rink. Special Optical Offer. ' High grade heavy weight gold-fill- ed spectacles and eye glasses with hest flat spherical lenses for only $4.00. All other style of.frainei and lenses at lowest prices, Eyes ' examined by our well known and painstaking specialist, Mr. Hughson, with 27 years' experi- ence, 18 years coming to Seaforth. You are assured of the best optical work to be obtained and at very mod- erate cost. Tuesday, IWednesday, March 33, 14, .Beattie's Fair, Seaforth 10 BRUCEFIELD. Y.P;S.—The Young People met for their Citizenship meeting in the school room of the church on Mon- day evening, Feb. 27th. Kathleen Snider, the citizenship convener, pre- sided. The topic, "Choosing a Life Partner," was very ably taken by Kathleen 'Elliott, A short discus- sion followed. The meeting was closed by the Miipah benediction. Miss M. Carnie spent the week -end at the hone of . Mr. and Mrs. R. Allan, - R. Colne and enjoy the concert which tch' is being Put on by the: United Farmers in `Walker's Hall, Brucefield, on Fri- day night at eight o'clock, Mrs, Arthur Caldwell spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs, William Sinclair. Miss Olive. Harrison, of London, is spending a ,few weeks with her mother on the second•of Stamey. Mr. jack Mcl3wan has sold his fine big te•ant of horses and is now look- ing or a cduple more to take their placef's, We.arc glad to report that Mr. Jack Johnson is doing well since his op - crate's, in Clinton hospital. Mr,Charles Holstead, of Toronto, is visiting his aunt, firs. J. Johnston., We are sorry to report that Mrs. Harry ,Taylor is riot improving as quickly es her friends would like to. see her. • Mr, Lorne Pepper,of Staffa, spent • Sunday at his Route on the 2nd of Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. William Hill enter- tained a manlier of friends one even- ing last week, All report a very pleasant time and they all say 'Bill" has it wonderful cook, Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Hill and .family lwith a+•" S+7cnr inr a week or -two vtth his brother, James, of Stratford. Mr, Harry Horton will hold an. mid - tion sale of farm stock and imple- ments on Thursday, March 19th, hay- ing disposed of his farm to Mr. Rich- ard ,Robbins, of Hibbert, who will get pesseseion the .middle of Mareb Mr. Horton: will retire, hat has a tot de- Riutt,ly, deetded where he 'will locate, A minstrel show is to be held in Brucefield United Church. 'on Friday, March 16th, at 8 p.m. Corrie to Brtiee- field on that date anti meet your friends from .Clinton, Seaforth and Bonsai!, If you dont laugh until you have 'a pain it is time to ask the ad- vice of your family physician, • A Bachelor Pleads, 'Well; girls, you all heard what the minister, sats ,the other night at the Sox Social to regateto"'ieap year. He had a very poor opinion of the Bach , nt u fie d, He a not BoysBr c ! ofY. e know it, but it: mty be the girls that are •to°blame, • and not the boys. Let uc show some speed and see which tele can be first, if 1 understood him rightly, he said .it would be free for the first young couple in this soni- tnunity, Now girls, don't you think that is a wonderful bargain, and it may be that's what the boys have been waiting for. They say there are more :'single' men in Brucefield than in any other place of its size in On- tario, and when we come to look them over • there are quite a number to choose from. Inn just going to men- tion a few of the best -looking ones. this week and then when they are all gone I'll make out a new list: John McIntosh Hugh Walker Jack ,Wright Scott Davidson Win. Berry Walter MoBeath Attila Johnson Wallace ITaugh Lorne Pepper Frank McGregor Harvey Taylor Wm. Collins Harry Woolley KIPPRN. ori net—Th Father and Son B e Fa- ther ther and Son banquet given in St. Andrew's United Church on Thurs- day evening last by the Trail Rang- ers of Se.. Andrew's Church was most entertaining and largely attended. Fifty-four fathers and sons did jus- tice to the good things so bountifully provided. After dinner a good pro- gramme was carried out. Rev. Mr, Conner acted as toast master and the programme consisted of songa by all. A well delivered and com- prehensive report of the Seventh Old- er Boys' Parliament held in Toronto in December, was given by Mr, W. Barber, of Seaforth, member of South Huron. Mrs. E. Sproat and Miss Scarlett rendered solos which were greatly . enjoyed by all. Rev. W. A. Bremner, from Brucefield, greeted the Fathers and Sons and congratulated them on the splendid . support given the first fatherand son banquet at St. Andrew's. In a very pleasing way he told both lather and son the only way to •keep that fellowship, one with the other,. was to go down the trail together. A vote of thanks was mov- ed to the mothers of the Trail Rang- ers and all who helped prepare the banquet. Rev.. Mr, Bremner closed the banquet with prayer. "O Canada" was sung. The play, "Wanted a Wife," will be held of Tuesday, March 6, Come and enjoy yourselves. Three of our sportsmen, Cliff, Wat- son, James Kilpatrick and Will. Kyle, spent Saturday on a fox -hunt. They were unsuccessful in bring any home, but they saw two. Miss Etta Bell, of London, spent the week -end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Grenville, of the village motored to Detroit on Satur- day and spent the week -end with friends. Mrs, J. W. McLean visited her sis- ter Mrs. W. W. Cooper, of London. About fifty men of the village of .Kippen held a big rabbit drive on Feb 28th and bagged about one hun- dred rabbits. R. J. Cooper spent the week -end. visiting friends in Clinton. A party is being given by several Kippen men in the town hall, Hensall, on Wednesday evening. Mrs. D. Aikenhead has been visiting at ,Acton and Toronto. A •quilting bee will be held in the schoolroom of the Kippen Church on Friday afternoon. These are mission- ary guilts. Miss Etta Jarrot, of Toronto, is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Jarrott. Mr. Gilbert garrote of London, vis- ited over the week -end with his par- ents, -Mr. and Mrs. I.' Jarrott. CHISELHURST. 'On the return of Mr. and Mrs, Gor- don Wren a reception was held' at the home of Mrs. Alice Wren on Tuesday Feb. 28th, when a large number were present. The bride and groom were the recipients of many useful and beautiful presents. The bride and 'groom will reside on the farm . just east of Chiseliturat, ,We wish them many years of success and happiness during their married life. There will be a service in Chisel lierst United Church Sunday especial ly for men, agttt music by a men's ,ohoir. Everybody welcome. Mt. . and Mrs. 'George Dalrymple celebrated the 25th 'anniversary of their wedding on Friday, 'Feb.' 24th. A large number of friends and neigh- bors gathered at their home in the evening, and Mr. and Mrs, Dalrymple were made the recipients of many beautiful gifts, including a Coleman tamp and a chest of community silver. The evening was spent in dancing and playing cards, everybody having a real good time. We wish Mr, and Mrs. Dalrymple many years more of happiness and prosperity. Mr, Richard Robins held his auc- tion sale on February 27th. Mr, .Robins is moving from this commun- ity, having purchased Mr. Henry'Hor. •ton's farm near Brucefield. Mr. Percy Harris. spent the week- end in Toronto visiting friends. tHe- retttrned home Monday evening. PA, kIARI,QC1 , bliss Bolen Mol:wing spent•Thturs- day afternoon with her friend, Miss ,o I ♦ LAM 14 Miss Isabel Reid anent Wednesday FCJ> N ' URE REPAIR Arty Parsons. afternoon and Thursday with her friend, Miss -Marjorie Colson, The Alert Club -,net at Miss; Ainy Parsons Thursday night of last; week. MissMarjorie Colson attended the dance in Walton last Tuesday even- ing Miss Marjorie 'Bickel! spent Satur- day and Sunday with her friend, Miss Lydia Reid. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Watt and baby Archie spent Friday afternoon with Noma Knox and Thomas Mr. and Mrs. family. - Miss Annie Stevens, of Clinton, spent the week -end with her parents, ' Mr, and Mrs. D, Stevens, • t Dtld Mr. ;end Mrs. 'Your old organ, remodelled inti useful piece of furniture at reasonable cost, Phone 303J Work shop at rear of IIAR;; OW SHOE REPAIR SKOP. A Good Peter Mac. oto Vera home and Miss Vc, visited at the ho at s a it,. .in �es v tmen of Mr, and Mrs. S. Ruddell and fam- ily Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bewley visit- MUNICIPAL BANKERSed at the home of Mrs. Bewley's par- CORPORATION' eats, Mr, and Mrs, Robert 'Ferris on Sunday. and Mr. Alex. McEwing installed a fine MONTREAL DEBENTt7 ) big radio Saturday. Mr, and Mrs, David Reid visited ! CORPORATION' Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Campbell, near Seaforth. on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Beacom spent 6 per cent Sunday evening with their neighbors, i Mr, and Mrs. T. Knox and family. $500 BONAS Sl+. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson visited M ll' M r. Toll's s on Monday evening. Interest 'coupons payable ha'tf- iBurns' Church are holding the next yearly without charge at either social evening at the home of Mr, and the Dominion Bank or Canadiaie Mrs. R. Ferris and family, Friday ev- i Bank of Commerce. ening, March 2nd, Miss Jean Stevens returned home We offer a limited number.of the Saturday after wending last weekand aBove bonds forimmediate ac a part of the week before with her sis- ceptance. War Loan and Victory ter Annie and also with Londesboro, Loan Bonds taken in exchange at friends. market prices, Mrs. II, W. Allen visited friends in A SAFE AND SECURE INVES Walton part of last week, MENT. Wedding bells are expected to ring on the 10th and lith its .the near future, The Alert Club met at the home of Mrs, Jennie Knox on Monday evening, Miss Marjorie McEwing did not return to school in Clinton Monday, as she had a bad cold. Mrs, James Leach, of Toronto, is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Albert Trewin. Mr. Edmund Reid attended the " dance given by the Football. Club in Londeeboro hall. They intend hold- ing another dance on March 23rd. We hone he will be able to attend. Mr. Guy Leiper is taking 'a busi- ness course at, Clinton. ' A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, B and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario. MANLEY. The many friends of Mr, and •Mrs. Jerry O'Hara will be glad to know they are getting ,back to normal health. Quite a number from here took in the seed cleaning demonstration given at ,Seaforth on Monday and report the show well worth seeing, and that the representatives used every courtesy in answering questions. A good many think it would be wise for the govern- .menf to install one of these cleaners in every town. Mr. W. Bennewies has removed his son from the Memorial hospital, Sea - forth, after a successful operation. He seems to enjoy his usual health, and his many friends trust he will make continued progress toward a full re- covery. Mrs. Thomas McKay has been re- moved from.Seaforth .hospital to the home of her parents and is now con- valescing rapidly. Mr. H. Beuremann, Jr., is wearing a smile since the 17th Inst, when his wife presented him with a baby girl at tee Seaforth hospital, As a vermifuge en effective prep- aration is Mother Graves' Worm Ex- terminator, and it can be given to the mast delicate child without fear of injury to the constitution. Cuts That Captivat 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 and we guarantee the qual- ity of every pound. D. H. STEWAR Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth EN=I1tJR I The Special Milverton Ifi.S. Flour We have it—Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings Chop of AU Kinds C. G. THOMSON GRAIN DEALER r��■oma Strangled with Asthma is the only expression that seems to convey What is endured from an attack of this I Dr, D. " from J trouble, The relief Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is beyond measure. 'Where all was suffering there comes' comfort and rest. Breath - Mg becomes normal. and the bronch- ial tubes completely cleared. This un -1 equalled remedy is worth many tines' its price. >W'ant.'id For Sale ads, 1 time 25c PHONE 25 Your Auto Needs GOODYEAR TIR,S AND TUBES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES Repairs and charging on all snakes. A goodline of New and Used Parts. EVERY AUTOMOBILE Has its good points and bad, they say, but we think we are offering the hind of work that more nearly approaches PERFECTION IN AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS 'If your car needs fixing up, and the best do sooner or later, let us demonstrate to you the many advantages of our le rehab e work, Renier's PHONE 167W e