The Seaforth News, 1926-01-07, Page 3•
TfiURSDAY,' JANUARY 7, 1926.n
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THE SEAFORTH'~'dEWB
Look. At The Cut
•of Meati you are buying and see if
it has the color and the appearance
of fresh, tender, juicy, wholesome
beef. Don't buy it if it is atrium!, drg,
dark; full of tendone,. You get quality
cuts' here. It is better to pay us a
few cents a pound more and get
meat youcan eat enjoyably.
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SEAFORTH.
Phone 17.
Red & White
chain, Stores
Specials" for week starting Jan: 8th,
Aylmer Tomatoes 25,5s .. 2 tins 25c
Corn Syrup, 2's . , , .. , 2 tins 27c
Corn Syrup 5's per tin 30c
Recketts Blue, 3 oz....., , per pkg 5c
Sery-us Baking Soda.. lb. package 8c
Scrub Brushes, light & handy ...,9c
You will find these prices at the Red
and • White Stores only.
Every Friday—A Bulletin of Special
Prices for one Week.
Ross J. Sproat Phone 8
W. M, Stewart Phone 77
If it's Groceries, we have them
W. J Walker 8e Son
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. j. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license:
Flowers Furnished.
Night or clay phone 67.
Bulbs, Roses,;Shrubs
For Spring List Ready
EARLY ORDERS PAY
Low prices for quantity
Niagara Nurseries Ltd.
Niagara Fails, Ont.
CHURNING CREA
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 felting.
'-''Clah.Raid for cream to all patrons wishing same,
Seaforth Creamery Ci l Seaforth, Ont,
D. H1 McInnes
ehiropractor Masseur
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
Monday and Thursday After-
noons in future.
m Diseases of all all kinds success
r - fully treated.
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Oranges -
t all prices to tneet your needs
MIXED NUTS
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SHELLED ALMONDS
Ter Ib 60C
TABLE RAISINS
FRESH OYSTERS
HEAD LETTUCE
CELERY
SWEET POTATOES
CRANBERRIES ,
CALJLIFI,OWERS
TOMATOES
CALIFORNIA FIGS
Don't Throw
; Your Old
Carpets 7lway
The,ymaice new raver.
Bible"Velvetex" Rugs,
fiend for Vrlretex Polder
CANADA RUG COMPANY
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WINTHROP.
Our January thaw startedin early
this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett left ford,
for i.ondon last week to visit their hom
daughters;. Mrs Joseph Davidson and M
tviiss !No encr- - Stra.
Miss Elva Little visited Miss Edith her
Govenlock of Saaforth last week Stew
pou.. a ..a ...ua aa.orr.12r
Town Topics ff
pu..vna od. .ast .au•`r. ,. >p
Mrs; John Shobbrooke, of
baro, is spending the week wi-
and Mrs. 'Wm. Morrison, of Sea
Lieut. Evenden went to Ha
on Thursday fof an I; ray exa
'tion, and. it was foetid necessar
have an operation in -the near f
Lieut. Tldman has returned
Spending the Christmas holida
his home in Kingston. •
Mr. and, Mrs. Cleitd`oite C
are guests at the M`a'ine of Mr
Mrs, A. Barton.
Miss Evelyn' Cudmore,'who
been - spending the holidays a
home of her patents; Mr. and
W. Cudmore, left on Tuesday
Toronto to' resume lt r studio
Wellesley 'Hospital,
Mr. Jack Innis of Simcoe;'•-wa
guest of Mr. Earl VanEgmond.
Mr. Leslie Scott is recovering
a tonsil operation..
Misses Pearl and Irene Patte
spent New year's day in LSndon
their mother.
lairs. J. Davis spent the halide
Stratford,
Miss S'pa`rks spent New Year's
in Stratford.
Mr. A. Deem spent, the wee
in Kitchener.
Mrs. J. G. Gallagher was a vis
at her home In Teeswater..
Mr. A. M. Hill spent the hall
at his home in Port Elgin,. •
Mc. and Mrs, O. C. Ellioa s
New Year's,alay in Stratford.
Mr. William Carnochan, of
wood, is visiting his ' si'ster,
A'd`am McKay.
Mr. W. H. Little returned on M
day to Toronto Normal school a
spending the holidays with his
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Little.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark,
Ayfiner, were visitors at the home
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. R.
lark, on New Year's.
,Mr. Frank Coates returned
ednesday to Cleveland after spe
g'the holidays with' his parents,
td (Mrs, R. E. Coates.
Mrs. (Rev.) Miller, of Cottam,
pending,a few days with her sis
nd mother, Mrs. R. S. Evans a
rs. Clark; in town, • '
Mrs. Lambert is seriously i11
esent. '
Mr, and Mrs. William 'Free
ere called to Clinton on Tuesd
wing to the death of Mrs, ,Freem
ster, Mrs. J. McDermid.
Mr. Leslie Clark was cal}ed ho
om Guelph owing to the serio
ness of his mother, -Mrs. Jo
ark, of Egmou'dville.
Miss Bertha :Beattie bas return
Toronto,
Mr. W. Eyre, of Sarnia, was
itor at his home here.
Mrs. Harry Stewart and fanii
to have been *Bing her paren
r, and ,Mrs. Robert McKay, dia
urned to Toronto,
Mr. R. B. Horton, of Detroit, spe
e holidays with his 'fancily here,
Mr. McDonald, of Brampton;
ting his 'sister, Mrs. Robert M
nley.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, of Ottaw
a guest at the home of her siste
s. W. E. Kerslake,
The town, .schools all reopen
Monday after the Christmas vas
n. On the Collegiate staff, Mi
ry GilIespie, who has-been prit
al of the Warkworth continuatio
ool, and daughter of Mr. and Mr
mes Gillespie of Seaforth, takes tl
ce of Mks Brown, who resigne
e many friends off Principal W.
encer are sorry he is laid up wit
attack of tonsilitis this week,
4iss Walker, of"Warsaw, N. Y
Mr.' Walker, of Bad Axe, Mich
e here attending the' funeral of
late Mrs. John Cameron.
he'young ladies of St, James' par -
are holding a social evening in the
ish hall on Friday, January 8th.
wart Harmony Boys' Orchestra
ttendance.'`
he ladies' of St. Thomas' church
nd holding a tea on Monday,
ruary 15th.
iss Helen McMann returned on
w Year's -to her duties as nurse in
roit.
rs, William McIntosh, who has
it two months visiting her mother,
Win; Smith, who was i11, left for
home at Kronau, Sask., on Tues.
'Mrs. McIntosh h..s been in the.
t for nineteen years and says it
excellent country.
r. and Mrs, William Somerville,
pronto, spent the weelc-end with
ives
in town.
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t -ford, sj -nt New Year's day with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
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All the teachers and pupils returned
back to their duties on Monday,
Mr. Elton Haist left on Monday
fur Toronto and is taking a course in
the radio school. '
Mr. and Mrs.: John Dennis and
fatnily0fthe 14th of McKillop spent
New Years with Mr. and Mrs. James
Simpson,
Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Bennett spent
New Years with Mr. and. Mrs. Elgin
Porter, Brussels.
Mr, Harold Smalldon and children
13ob and Bobby of Walton are visit-
ing Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Eaton.
We; are sorry to hear tha t Mr.
Robert Betts is still under the doc-
tor's care.
We extend our heartiest congratu-
lations s to. Mr, and Mrs. James Hillen
on their sixtieth wedding anniversary.
We liope they are soared to celebrate
many more years oaf wedded life,
Muscular RheuituStism Stihdt,ed'
When one is -,a sufferer from muscular
rheumatism he‘ cannot,.!n hette- t'an
the-region
Thomas'tEclecIe Oi1.tb Let the rub.••
bing be brisk and continue until ease
15 seenred. Thera '3c>-.e,ni+„ anannn
Mrs, L. T. DeLacey and Mrs. G. E.
Henderson returned with Dr, and
Mrs.. H. J. Hodgins, to spend the
winter in Toronto.
Mr. John Steele is confined to his
home through illness.
Miss Florence Laidlaw, who spent
the vacation at her home here, has'
returned to .Toronto.
Mr. J. D. Gemmell has been quite
i11 with an attack of: pleuro-pneu
mania.
Mr, and Mrs, H. Eyre, of Sarnia,
were guests at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, W. H,,Bristow.
Mr. Howard Kerr has returned to'.
Galt, and Mr; 'Leslie Kerr to King-
ston, to resume his studies at Queen's
University,
Mr. Harry Livens, of St. Cather
ides, was a week end guest at the,
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Savauge.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Brugger, of
`Toorntor apent -Nevta Yea'r's day at the
lictihe df her ,parents,Mr. and Mrs.
George' Pethick, Miss Pethick re-
turned with them.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Anderson, MI ,
Hamilton r spent New Year.'s at the
home` of sbet parents Mr,`'and Mrs
.:
Baternan
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Mr-, and Mrs. Hillen: Celebrate
Their Diamond Wedding
On New .Year's day Mr. and Mrs,
James Hillen, McKillop, received the
'liearty congratttlattort ;, of their fam-
ily and friends far and near, the
happy occasion being the sixtieth an-
niversary of their wedding. A pleas-
ant afternoon was spent at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Archibald,
James street, when twenty-two mem-
bers of the . family were present,
including. ten grandchildren, the only
absent being Lieut. Harvey Dor-
rance, wife and little daughter, of
Carragana, Sask. Other relatives
present from a distance were Mr, and.
Mrs, J. J. Killen, of Detroit, Mrs,
Andrew Sharpe and 'Mr. and Mrs,
James Partridge, of Toronto. The
afternoon was spent in music, remin-
iscences and games:" A'purse of gold
was presented to the happy couple
by their grandson, Harvey Hillen,-his
sister, Miss Edith Hillen; reading
the address.
Mr, ad Mrs, Hillen are both natives
of Clark township, Durham county,
bfr, Hillen, who is in his ninetieth
year, is a son of the date Mr. and
Mrs. John Hillen of Clark township,
and Mrs. Hillen is in her 81st year,
and was formerly Mlss Elizabeth
Madill. They were united in mar-
niage on January 1st, 1866, by Rev.
I R. S. Mullin, at Newtonville. Two
years later they came to McKillop,
settling on the 10th Concession on the
farm now occupied by their son,
Calvin. In 1903 they retired to their
present beautifully situated ]torte on.
the North gravel road by the banks
of rhe Maitland river
Mr. and Mrs. Hillen are both char..'
ter members of Caven •church, Win-
throp, and Mr. Hillen has been an -
elder of his church during the whole
fifty years of its existence. In 1916
Mr. and Mrs. Hillen celebrated their
golden wedding, The,living,members
of the family are Calvin and Mrs.
James Morrison of McKillop; Mrs.
James Kerr and Mrs, Robert Archi-
bald, of Seaforth. "The News" joins
the wide circle of friends in the hope.
that they may still spend many more
happy years together.
The following verses were composed for
the occasion by a friend.
DIAMONDS.
Sixty long years and lovers still,
Tae- few sich bliss is
given.
Helpin' each ither down the hill,
Au_up.the path tae Heaven.
Nae diamond is sae bricht an' clear
As Love's translucent ray,
It noun be an auspicious year
That inarks yer wedding day.
God bless you, may He be your Guest,
Who is our Star and Sun
And guide you in the pilgrim quest
Till life's reward is won.
Mrs, Oliver Elliott, occupied the pul-
pit of North Side United church very
acceptably on Sunday ,Horning.
Miss Ellie Archibald, of Toronto,
spent the holidays at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archi-
bald:
Mr," and Mrs. R. T. McIntosh, of
Ingersoll, Mrs. Sinith and Miss Annie
Cameron, of Toronto,. and Mrs. Lillie,
of Burke's Falls, were here attending
the funeral of the late Mrs. John
Cameron.
Mr, and Tars, James Partridge, of
Toronto, spent the week -end with her
,parents, Mr, and Mrs. James Kerr.
Mr,W rr
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meat of Detroit, trait, was
here attending the funeral of his
aunt, the late Miss Frances Winters;
Miss Mary Laing, who spent the
holidays at her home, returned on
Monday to Milvert
Miss Eve'yn Cudmore, o'f- Welles-
ley hospital, is a guest at her home
in Seaforth.
Miss Helen Moyer and Miss Ina
Hueft, of Mitchell, are the guests of
V1 LEJE ?
That's what the Pubic demands these days—Big Value
for every dollar. ° r
BEFORE BUYING YOUR ` NEXT
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Miss Evelyn Cudm-.re,
M'is,s Gwendolyn -Snowdon returned
to her School at Blyth this week.
Mrs. Fisher, of Goderich, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Butt.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Rising, Lavada
Rising, Mrs. Haigh, Sr., and James
Kerr visited at the home of Mr. John
Webster; Centre street, on New
Year's day.
Mr. and Mrs. McCowan, of Rox-
boro, entertained a few of their
friends at a watch party on New
Year's Eve. •
Mr. John Butt of Flint, and Mr.
Roy Butt, of Detroit, Mich., spent
the holiday with their parents, Mn.;
and Mrs. Wm, Butt, of town.
Mrs. Turner and Miss Jean Turner
returned to Toronto on Thursday
after spending the Christmas holidays
in town.
If one be troubled with corns, he
will find Holloway's Corn Remover
an application that will entirely re-
lieve suffering.
HOG SHIPMENTS FOR 1925.
The following gives a summary o'
the hog industry of Huron County
for the year 1925, both the number
of hogs shipped 'and the grading of
the hogs concerned:
23,463 Total! 08 per? e9 t.); 4; select
h thick smooth
45,141 (58.56 p.c.); heavies 3,24:
(4.19 p.c.); extra heavies 235 (.307
p.c.); shop hogs 3,107 (4.01 p.c.),
lights and feeders 1,089 (1.39 p.c.).
roughs 63 (.079 p.c.); sows• No. 1.
178 (.23 p.c.); Sows No. 2,, 1,31x:.
(1.69 p,c.); stags I56 (.19 p.c.).
With reference to hogs it ill b
noted that practically 78,000 hag -
were marketed from the county its
the past year. At an average marker
value of twenty-two dollars this give-
a valuation of $1,716,000. The per-
centage of selects night also bsr
noted. The premium being paid for
Selects is at possibly an average of
something better than two dollars
per head. It would mean that ap
proximately $50,000 extra was dis
tri'buted amongst the farmers of
Huron County for hogs coming its
this grade.
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