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The Seaforth News, 1923-05-31, Page 5UiRSDAY4;MAY '31 1923, , °tee White'Foatwear •A pair of ,White Shoes for Summer,. of course. Wherever you go, you'll certainly need them. No Woman should"be'without White.Shoes—they are so dainty and so cool' and always so comfortable, See Our Display We have Oxfords, Colonials and strap Slippers in all the New Styles and Shapes. Leather or Rubber soles. Military, Cuban and Low heels. New Low Prices $2.00, $225, $2.50, $2,75, $3:00; $3.25. SEAFORT#/ 1 WINTER TERM FROM JANUARY 2ND CENTRAL. STRATFORD. ONT. The leading practical training school of West$rn Ontario, The 'school where you get a thor- ough course undir competent instructors in Commercial; Shorthand and. Telegraphy de- partments. We assist graduates to positions. Write for free ca- talogue. D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal. )) W , J, Walker &Son UNDERTAKING —and- • EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. 3. WALK,R, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! CREAM WANTED We are not only a Cream Market for you but we are Also a Large Dairy Industry in Your Community, We respectfully solicit Your Cream. OUR MOTTO: Guaranteed Accurate Weights and Tests. Courteous and Prompt. Service. Highest Market Values. CREAM GRADING: A difference of 3 cents per lb. Butter Fat will be paid between No. 1 and No. 2 Cream. RSH !FOR eRETIM Cash Paid to Any Patron Wishing it When Cream is Delivered, Creamery ©pen Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, Seaforth Creamery • Co. Seaforth, Ont, C. A. BARBER, Mgr. One of The Big Reasons For Closed Car Popularity ONE of the biggest reasons for the recent great popularity of the closed automobile amongall classes, of motorists is this Chevrolet Superior Sedan. Its low price and economyof operation have put it within the reach of all and have made it an ideal second car for the man with a large, high-priced car of expensive up- keep. The tremendous sale of the New Superior Models has made them the fastest -selling, completely -equipped, quality cars in the world. This has meant that production costs have been lowered to such an extent that they are now the lowest -priced quality car in the World. When it is also remembered that Chevrolet costs less to operate than any other car in the world, its phenomenal popularity is easily understood. See Chevrolet first. 51016 - A.ek About the G. n . i. C..Plan of Deferred Payments RE SURE AND GET OUR PRICES -ON PREST-O-LITE BAT- TERIES, TIRES OF ALL MAKES FROM $7,511 U7'. OUR AIM IS PROMPT SERVICE AND FAIR DEALING TO ALL cornu SO4 Seaforth v' noeun—+4t1.�.un-,-ir�n�un.;�n TO y,, wn Topics".111, THE,SBAFpRTF'tj'' NEWS': FAO lt1 or at the floie.ofher brother, Mr. F. D, l utchis4. Mass 1'1'alitteis Winters is hr Toronto , tread ng the wedding of her friehd, tss !otic Mr. anti Mrs, SteWart Axclntosh and rof London, spent.'Sun- daay. with her ,parents, ;•, Mr. and Mrsr William Scott, Goderich- street.: Ur, George hhanley, who .was a. guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gemmell, has returned to London, Mr. John Currie, who was a guest, at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs. l?; M, Chesney, he's: returned' to Toronto. Mr. Leslie Watson, 'Windsiir, spent Victoria Day; at his home here, Mrs. , ndrew Scott,'Billy and Ellen, of Brucefield, were town visitors on Saturday. _ Mrs, James Beattie is spending a few weeks at Preston Springs. Mr. Ted Merner leaves this Week to take a position for the summer months on the. str. Assinaboine, which runs between Port McNichol and Port Arthur. !Lisa Alva Graves, Detroit, Mich., was a week -end visitor at her home here, Mrs. John Carter, McKillop, spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs. AL`McKellar, Miss Madge Stewart, of Stratford, spent Victoria Day at her home here. Mrs, James.. Hamilton, Goderich, was a guest at the Manse, Mrs. Frank Kling is recovering from her recent illness. Mr. Alexander McKay is sending a few days with his son in Bayfield, Mr. W. Weiland, Toronto, spent the week -end at his home in Egmond- ville. A nupsber of men have been li this week painting the C.N.R. start and buildings.. They, have three c withthemand do their own cook' When, through here, they will go St,. Mary's. Miss Jean, Elcoat has return home after spending three wee with her sister, Mrs.' (Dr.) Glanfie' Wallacetown. Mr, Geofge Fuleher"was here' for few_ days moving his family to P Huron, Mich.. Victoria tnParlc, the evening 8 al ighlan ers Band will give the first concert the season. A good crowd is antic Fated after church. Mrs„ (Rev,) Miller, who has be visiting her mother in Varna, spent day with her ,sister, Mrs. Evan tames stecet. Rev. R. Fulton Irwin and Mr. C. Holland are attending Conference Sarnia this week. Mr,, and Mrs,.G, D. C. Hare' we in town for a"few days last week a ter spending the winter in Toront They are at present; visiting thei daughter, Mrs. Robt. Bremner, a Ethel. Mr. Snowden, who spent the win ter with his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Mol hasreturnedto London. Mr. W. Greig left on Wednesda for Port McNichol, where he has ac eepted,a position oh a C.P.R. boat fo the sumtner months. 'Miss Jean Lowery is recoverin from an operation on her tonsils. Mrs. Foster has returned from pleasant visit with friends, itt Mitchel mid is again the guest of Mrs. Join Sproat, Mrs. J. Devereaux is visitiu friends in London, Miss Ellen McLennan, of London is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. A McLennan. ' 'Mayor and Mrs, Campbell and Mr and Mrs. Fry, of Wingham, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, P M. Chesney., Mr. Milton Chesney, Toronto, wa ma town visitor, Miss Mary Habkirk, Woodstock Collegiate staff, was a visitor at th home of her parents,' Mr. and Mrs 5. R. Habkirk, John street. Mr. Downey, formerly of Seaforth, and his sister, Mrs. Fitzgerald, motor- ed from Toronto and spent the week- end in town. The Presbyterian church, Seaforth, intend having a garden party the last week in June. Watch for further par- ticulars, The Work, Teachings and Influ- encc of John Calvin" will be the•sub- ject at the Seaforth Presbyterian church next Sunday evening. Major Byers will be in Seaforth for the week -end and will' conduct special meetings in the Salvation Army hall. Miss. Cora Sherwood, Who'has been ill with inflammatory rheumatism, has been taken to Toronto for treat- ment, A number of young people motored to .Brucefield on Monday evening to attend the junior football game be- tween Brussels and Brucefield. Mrs. John Love is on the sick list. Mr. John Vanstonc and Miss Ruby Vanstone,-Stratford are' guests at the home of Mr, and 'Mrs. L. G. Van- Egmond. Mr, J. Sproat is home from the West. Mr. W. J. Chesney and family, of Tuckersmith, have moved into Mrs. Modelancl's house in Egmondville. Atr. and Mrs. G. Holmes, Mrs. J. B. Holmes and 'Mrs. Seals, of 'Clinton, spent Victoria Day at the home of Mr. S. T. HolBies. Mr. S. Chesney, Toronto, is visiting his sister, Mrs: T. Grieve. • Miss Waite, of Goderich, is visiting her aunt, Miss Alice Archibald. Mr. Hugh Chesney and Mlss..Billy Chesney took part, in• the programme at the entertainment at Miss Howitt's school in Crediton on Tuesday even - ere on ars ng. to ed ks id, a Po in d - of t- en a s, lI. at re f - o. e, y • • • r g g e e tng. Mrs. Sinclair, of Egmondville, is in St. Joseph's hospital, Londo, under- going treatment for cataract. Mrs. Baden-Powell and daughter, .spent Sunday at her hone in'Oilnton. Mrs. 'George Murdie is visiting friends in London. Mr. and Mrs. Bunscls spent Sunday in Clinton, 'T'he Little Helpers Mission Band met in the Egmondville church On Saturday afternoon. There was a large attendance, about forty being present, The red group had charge of the prograninne,-which consisted of a scripture reading by Master Frank Kling, a story by Gordon McGoniele, Ind a• song by Sylvia ,Roney The president, Mrs. James 'McKay, occup- ied the chair. Mr, Peter Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Bircltall and 'Mrs, B. Scott, of..Brus-' sets, were visitors at the shone of the Misses Brine. Miss K. Lloyd, of Stratford, was a visitor at the home of Mrs. C. Mc- Cormack, Miss Clara Gaetzmeyer, 'of Detroit, is a visitor at her home here. 'Mr. Ordan McCormack, of Bridge burg, was a holiday visitor at his home here, ' ` The Sunshine Mission Bandof the Presbyterian church held their thank - offering meeting on Saturday 'after noon in the scIiool`oom of the church, The, amount contained in the mite boxes was about $13. Tea was serv- ed at the close, Mr. J, W. Pinkney. and Ruth and Lorne spent the wee!. -end at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clark. Mrs C. Fletcher and son, of,Mon- treal were guests et the home of Mrs. Boyd, High -.street, Miss Gladys Cousins, Toronto, was a visitor at the home, of her uncle, Mr: W. Wilson, Mr, J. H. Henry, Goderich, was a town visitor. Miss Nan Calnpbei is visiting friends in Ilderton, ' Dr, MuPian, Grand Forks, N.D., is visiting'Mrs. T. McOttacic. Mr, and MS C A..Barber and Miss Mary motored t6" Georgetown on Sunday. Mrs. Honey, of Hamilton, is a ,visit - Mr. Earl VanEgmond 'has. purchas- ed a cottage south of the track from Merner & Fee and had it moved by tractor to his hone in Egmondville, to he used as an apiary. Mrs. Oscar Neil was a Stratford visitor, Mrs. Laverty and daughters, Misses Nellie and Kate, Stratford, were holi- day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan. Mr. J. Knechtel and family, of Ros- tock, visited at the house of Mrs, George Sillery on Sunday. A number of the streets have been oiled this week, the mixture of oil and sand proving very effective in elim- inating the dust nuisance. A number .of Odd Fellows from Goderich paid a visit to Fidelity Lodge on Wednesday evening and put on the second degree. Mr. Davidson, Toronto, secretary of the Boy Scout movement, is in town this week in the interests of the association. Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Archibald and Miss Archibald, spent a day in London. Mrs. Robert Smith, McKillop, is suffering from a slight stroke. Mrs, Con. Eckart has returned home after an absence ofa week at Manicy.] • SILVER TEA. A Silver Tea, ander the auspices of the Ladies'. Aid Society, of the• Presbyterian church, will be 'held at Mrs. John Beattie's, Main st„ on Tuesday afternoon, June 5th, from 3.30 to 6.30 p.m, Anyone and every- one welcome. (22)•. Broderick" on Monday pur- chased the; Block ie which he 'has' his shop, from Mr. H, J Bailey;' of AL - pion, N.Y. Ile gets 'possession on July 1st. The hlocls.is also occupied by W. G, Willi '.shoe store and E IIt; Close's barber, shop. larbf:: Adam Carruthers, for thirty years on the'staff of;Torontp Utiiver 'city, in the department of 'Greek, is retiring. He is remembered by the older generation of Seaforth, having taught at one time on the Collegiate staff here,; about 1888. SPECIAL OPTICAL, OFFER High-grade gold-filled `spectacles and eye glasses, with best flat spher- ical lenses, for 'only $3.50. All other styles of frames and .lenses at lowest prices. 'Eyes examined by Mr. Hugh - son, formerly optical expert for Kent's, Toronto, and later for Henry Morgan & Co., Montreal. The hest optical work to be obtained, and•at. moderate prices. Monday and Tuesday,'June 4 and 5, Come early. BEATTIE'S FAIR, Seaforth: (22) • Miller's Worm Powders seldom fail. •They . inlet ediately attack .the worms and expel them from the sys- tem. They are complete in them- selves, not only as a worm destroydi'; hut as a highly beneficial medicine for children, correcting weak digestion and restoring the debilitated system to healthfulness, without which the growth 'o.i the child will be retarded and its constitution weakened. omantssetossionsites THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY ' A Masterful Pictu ization of One of the Most Powerful and Popstlar^;`; Novels of the Present Day, ``Ttt1E POWER OF A L1E'5 With a Great Cast including MABEL JULIENNE SCOTT EARL METCALFE, JUNE ELVIDGE DAVID TORRANCE, MAUDE GEORGE ADDED EXTRA "Young King Cole" Round One of "The New LEATHER PUSHERS" Presented by Carl Laemmle with Original Cast Featuring Reginald Denny You wanted more—here they area Adults 1Sc Children 10c' 2 SHOWS SAT. EVENING, 7.45 P.M. and 9,30. P.M:' to T r Opposite D al 's Garage. The June Bride Would Cherish the Everlasting Gift of a Have You Visited the New Shoe Store? New Shoes for Men, new. shoes for Women, new shoes for Chil- dren, in all sizes, at Reasonable Prices. High quality shoes have greeted and pleased the many who inspected our complete New Stock. Drop in next time you are passing the Store. You will be welcome. A FIT FOR EVERY FOOT N. Smith &Son Opp. Bank of Commerce.; SEAFORTH. Floors that Smile at you -- To the woman who takes pride in the way her home looks to her as well as to her family and friends, Fuller Brushes mean so much. She buys them not as "brushes" but, as helpmates, because they have made house -work seem nearer play -work than she ever found it before, Here I am, the nu Fuller Wonder Mop The Fuller Man *ill bring me around to your house some -day, and let you see what a wonderful mop I am. for Fuller Brushes are sold only in this home -demon seating way. You'll know the Fuller Man when he calls by 'the Fuller Button he wears in his coat lapel. Watch for him, or send for him to come any day you wish I will visit the Farm Homes in this vicinity during the next month, G. L. BILYEA • SEAFORTH Get the Service and You Get All Bon a @ dd l l Try oitr Bonacilla FaceMassii.ge, .at the Barber 'Shop, or you may try it at home by purchasing the Bonaciila Package-O-lleatttyi . onacilia Clearsthe. complexion; removes blackheads and pimples, Moses enlarged pores, rebuilds drooping tissues. Makes •the skin soft and smooth. ' Refreshing and rejuvenating. 'i'he'Restful' Road to':Beattity! :BONACILLA Package-0—Beauty.- ' . , ... 50c BONACILLA Facial at this Barber Shop •75c \Ve will ]massage or shampoo a limited number of ladies, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, aftereight ' thirty; by Appointment. 'THE CENTRAL BARBER SHOP. and BEAUTY PARLOR, W. W. ROBINSON, Prop.OPPOSITE POST OFFICE BELL PIANO A truly Canadian Piano with over 50 years manufacturing ex- perience behind it, makes it as reliable to -day as the sun. We have pianos of all styles and prices to suit everyone, also terms to suit everyone. Phone our agent or see him personally before you are sorry. Bell Piano and Organ Co. Ltd. GUELPH, ONT, Jonathan E. Hugill, Agent PHONE 13.616. Notice.—We have a new stock Bell Piano for rent by the even ing for socials. or. dances. ..Phone. your. order, in early. to avoid dissappointment. e E11P FEED Chieftain mixed. Feed, per. cwt. $1.60 Clansman Stock Feed, per cwt. 1.75 Low Grade Flour, per cwt. 2,00 RCSB ROY MILLS, Ltd. Safety is,5the First Consideration VSIHEN you decide to deposit your sur- plus earnings in a savings account the first point to be considered is the safety of your funds. You can follow no safer plan of depositing your money than by opening an account with the Pro- vince of Ontario Savings Office. Here the whole credit of the Government guarantees the safety of your money. Here also it is readily available should you want to snake withdrawals by chegde. And it is earning 4%—a rate of interest Ys higher than the ordinary interest paid. and Government 0 Safety . Talk with our local manager. It is a simple mat- ter to open an account tit the Government Savings Office, but it is a wise thing to do. lOVIlliCe S rd gI a h - Head Office: 15 Queen's Park, Toronto Toronto 8r. rl. tam.t>.. SEAFORTII OFFICE Min S:arcet Y11v1L�f.tfi�rr%' iso