Loading...
The Seaforth News, 1926-05-27, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS. WALTON. of the %Yahoo peo- ple number 24th at Mitchell. ie tent th p SI 'it hatli.:.Brus-, Earl and' Mfrs: `Grunt g ,, sell, and his mother, Mrs. W. !4. -.Cunningham, Gravel road, 'Miss Kate Anent and t\ors.l r ' q) IR, Cunningham ronti''otte day last week ntotoredac+'Co A to see friends: .Margaret E. 14cCa • ll wife of Joseph Bewley, of the eighth line of 'Morris Township, died on Monday morning, ,having been in -.poorhealth for ev etal hears, The deceased was the. daughter of Mrs. McCall and the late. Alex, McCall of the seventh line, She was 43 years of age, Her g Mabel, in Morris during that 'time.. husband, three small children, abel , Arthur and \Walter, and five brothers, George and Thomas, of ,Brussels, Mex, of 'Chatham, Simpson • of Mor- ris, Samuel of Toronto; -survive. The funeral was held on Wednesday from the home in Morris at 2 p.m. Inter - anent in ,Brussels cemetery, Furth' Mrs: Wm. 'Davidson, of. Seaforth, visited her mother, Mrs. Frank Mor- rison, who is quite ,poorly and has been in bed for several days. Rev. Mr. Chandler has received a call from •Fordwich. United Church. o r F rdwich the Methodist and Pres- byterian churches united and the 'for - vier Presbyterian church building is being used. Leming and John McArthur John sg to he Con- Neal. in bed with are .going on Thursday t _ �Mr, Leonard Leeming is f the 'United Church as rep order, , anti Virs Gavin Davidson spent 117.t n the week -end tvitl' Mr, and Mrs. J. H. il'IcLatiSlilin. Grieve, .of Detroit; Mr. -Wm T. his parents, spent the holiday with. p bir. and Mrs. J, G. Grieve. u Mrs. 'Wm, 'H�a'ekwell, Sr:, is laid p resent with heart trouble. at present Archibald,, who has been sick for the -last -few months, is much' unproved. eri Snuday. - 'Harold Cunningham sp ,t . with friends in .Auburn ioealfty Learning and fanifty Mr. Thomas Le g visited Mr, and Mrs. John Boyd on Sunday evening. chit= McKercher and her two Mrs, drew are visiting in Ethel' anis week. Rev, Dr. Brown went on Tuesday to the United Church Conference in Stratford. Mrs. E, Dennison, . from Mn, and Weston, formerly of Walton, were re- newing old friendships around the village Sunday, and Monday r' are • Mrs, T. More` and daughters visiting her parents; -Mr. and Mrs. A. Sholdice. Mr. and Mrs. H. Horner and family are visiting Mrs. d-orner's father, Mr. W. Sholdice.. Mrs, . Aden Forbes and n ly a is Con. Engel in family visited Mrs, Grey on Sunday last. Dr. Frank -Neal of Pcterboro spent the week -end with his 'parents, W. IHutnphries ,& ,'Co., have erected a new steel garage north of the store.' They •disposed of: their former garage to Fired Miller. �•ltas purchased Mr. John Buchanan p l a new piano. Ethel, isse n d- c ell of Dt e , r N. McNeil, p bf . lr , ing a slew days �wfth his daughter, Mrs: Thos. Clark. .Mr. McNeil had an attack of the flu in the winter and is not as well•' as his many ,friends would wish. irkconnell e'nt the Miss Jessie K <sP J 24th with her sister, firs. D. Craw- ford, of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Badley and Miss Jean spent Sunday with the former's mother at Acton: Mr. James Lawson and family, of Morris, visited Mr. David McFarlane on Sunday last. Miss Mary Pollard, of Kitchener, is spending a few days with her par- ents Mr and Mrs. 'Charles Pollard, Terence o le t' r The lay the flu resentatives from Melton-' y Miss A. representative, �Mr, 'Robt. Turnbull, left on Tuesday afternoon for 'the Conference. Quite a number of people from Walton attended . the service ,in the \•fentorial Hall, Blyth on Sunday af- ternoon by a Scotch choir 'front To- ronto. The music was of a high e Love, of Toronto, is visit - J parents, nir, and 141is, J. ing. her Love. Fred Oster is under the ldoctor's care at present with bronchitis, - • r and Mrs. J. Carter, accompan- ied. fed by Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Coutts, spent Sunday in Waterdown. Str. R ED STAR Greyhound Navigation co ANNUAL LOW FARE EXCURSION .T OIT and Return Goderich to DETROIT *kr$Ii b2. J,�,,.�:✓.. J alit t:wWl�"� SUR The Big Steel Steamer Greyhound—Safe, Speedy and Comfortable -Will leave GODERICH Tuesday, June 8th at 9.30 am $4.00 ROUND TRIP ONE WAY $2.50 Arriving at Port Huron 1:30 p.m., Detroit at 5.30 p.m. Returning Leaves Detroit at 1 p.m., Thursday, June 10th, 1926 'l'he only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this season. Children between 6 and 12, half fare. Visit your Michigan 'fifends and see magnificent Detroit. A delightful trip over the great international Highway of lakes and rivers. Don't miss it Moonlight g ¢ Out of Goderich ... . MONDAY oo�llight June 7th at 8:30 P.M, Finzel's Orchestra for dancing in steamer's big ball room. Three hours on beautiful Lake Huron for 50c. i,hildren 25c. Last trip Goderich to Detroit, Friday, June llth, at 9:30 a.m. Gravel road. Mr. Gilbert Snitlt has treated him- self to a Ford coupe. Wonder who will be the lucky one to 'get the first ride? father, Mr. James Rhiel. Mrs. C. Molyneaux has returned from a visit: with her' sisters, Mrs. P, Morris and Mr's. M. Doyle, of:Hib- bert. Mn.John Kipping has fitted up the J pP g Racho garage into an up-to-date repair shop. Mr. Kipping is. a first- class and automobile own - class ers of the ':surrounding ' country, are. fortunate to' have him locate here.' Mis' Aileen Jordan spent Sunday with friends in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. 'Witt. Hilts attended' the 'fit eral . f Mr. Montgomery, Davis n �o of Seaforth' on'Simday.' Mr. and Mrs. John Judge and fain- ily -left for 'Detroit on Monday, ,Mr. P. Benn has• purchased the residence of Mrs. James Davis. Mrs. 'Peter Evans is moving,to 'Mr. Martin-Purcell's house.. Miss .Ella Evans,• of Beechwood, is visiting Miss Hanna'Tully: and Mrs, Jno. Iienderson p Y DUBLIN Mr. John McConnell and .Mr. Jos. Feeney'have returned home from Western University, London, for their holidays. - ,Miss Lizzie Ryan, of Seaforth, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Pat, Ryan, Misses. Bridget and Annie McGrath, of Stratford, spent the week -end with Mr. Jahn McGrath. 'Miss Rita Stapleton was operated on for appendicitis on Tuesday after- neon. Ms's Katie Hickey, of: Niagara !Falls is spending a couple of weeks with her mother, Mrs, Walter Carpenter, Rev, E. F. McCardle, of Kings- bridge, called on friends in town on Friday. John ,Bruxer, of the village, has gone to London to undergo a serious operation. Mrs, John Flanagan • and Mrs, E. Tyers called on (friends in Mitchell on Thursday. Rev, Father Eagen, of Stratford, was a visitor in town during 'the week. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. ,Hennessy, of Toronto, called on friends itt town on M onlay. A social evening is being held in the parish hall on Friday evening by the C. W. 'L. Mrs. Benn and 'family, of Lucan, called on her son, Mr. P. F. 'Bern, manager of the Standard Bank. Rev. Mr. Capper, of Mitchell, was a Tuesday visitor here. Mr. and Mrs. 'Peter 'Gordon, of t;`ollingw•ood, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. 'Darling on Sunday. Mr. George Krauskopf lost a valu- able horse last week, Mr. Matt, Murray and Harold Mal- oney made a business trip to Stratford on Friday. Misses Lizzie Murray and 'Evelyn Delaney spent the week -end at their homes here. A'Iiss Nellie O'Rourke spent the week -end' at Stratford. Misses Esther, Annie and Leote Ryan spent the week -end in Monk - ton. - Mrs. J. Dorrensteyyn visited friends iu Stratford on Tuesday. Mr. Jeremiah Ryan, of Stratford, visited his mother on the 24th. Mrs, Annie Ryan, of Seaforth, visiting her niece, Mrs. Dennis Dillon, Mr. James Shea made a business trip to Ripley where he purchased several .carloads of cattle, which were lipped to Dublin to be put on the spent Sunday with his (parents in the village._ Mrs. Arnold Petrie, of To - lir: and' ronto, are spending the holidays with ' 'einity. their artery friends m Lhts vt _ Mr.• and Mrs. Win. 'Hay and chil- dren, of Niagara, motored up' 'on urday'la'st"and spent a 'few days with friends in''. and aropnd the village' "'Mt 'apd"'Mrs. 'Fulton; of Toronto,' and Mr. "Fulton,'S•r:,' 61 Streetsville, are spending a few -days at the Manse. - Miss Jain ,MoLean has returned, home after, a very pleasant visit with friends at 'Niagara and 'points 'cast. Misses. Margaret and'Grace Coop- er, of London, spent the holiday with Kippen'frieads, Mr, Wes..Freneh, •of the village, is recovering nicely after' his recent ill ness and, is able—to move around' among his many friends." Mr. and Mrs, Earl-Sipeoat and Mr: spot da Iv London the past week,'. Mr, Alex. ;Sproat,, of Taranto, is spending, a week .with his many, friends= -in this !part. • HUULLETT. ' Mr, .aril,Mrs,. John Cartwright, of ld, sent,. the 24th at; the home. BaayylfieP s Cartwright. of Mr. and Mrs. James Mt. 'George tHazelwood is serious1 y ill alt ;the. `home of his.'sister,'Mrs. Jas. Collison. ..• His many friends hoP,e to soon hear of h'is, recovery, - ' t' and M;'s, Wm. ,Mills,: of Blyth, have Pc ur hased a farm known as the Young faint "and are eoiitempla'tiing ert•cting buildings on -it. BRUCEFIELD. Everybody fs rejoicing over the beautiful weather we have Ibeeh enjoy- ing lately, Several were •sorry Vic= toric Day was not warmer ,as it was a little too cold for,the"fisherman, The Reds had charge of the Citizen, ship meeting of; the Y P. S. C. E. Miss Hazel Haugh, the leader of .the. Reds, opened the ,meeting .After.'.Hymii 571 was sung the Lord's Prayer was re- peated in unison. The Scripture reading was found in Psalm 34t' Mr. Armour .led in brayer. Hymn 581 was now sung. After"this, Mr. 'George Knight gave a splendid topic entitled "Citizenship as an Ideal."The home the church and the 'school are CROMAR"T Y, . THURSDAY, W1A'1.,27, 1926, dealers. The opiitfon of the majority of the council was that the village had 'authority ; to ,-give 'permisskons::to •._- lace tateneither�nibstgas tanksructed o11,'the_the strroadeets,' asor p they . h 6 -ft. walk, and were all int e side:wa thet curb 'and. the .side- the space between th, • e - dangertoapr walk, .so' were not a e'road 'or, walking ion -., h in t } so^ tli ti g k and if there Were, any . he'suh,wal , ex nt o >-fire the under- � ct•,frtim under- writers dung have taken the matter would u writers t and as '.the ' Government, pp with the G ft. countyonly•own '20 couture and. o of the street and the village owns the rest, and the council claims authority over ' he 'balance of the street, it was finally nioved',and seconded that. the . council take no action in the matter. Theclerk was instructed 'to write for. The prices for street oil. On account of the reeve having to go to GodricIt for council on the county'Tuesday, June . 1, the next regular meeting of the council will be Monday evening, May 3o 31st, so anyone having •business with the cornett, please remember this t late. The council then adjourned, y� lidg ar McQueen, A. Ryck- 9 ' Messrs. man and Geo. Foflick, attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Rycktnan in Exeter on Saturda. Mr, 'J• 'MoDonaldywas ui Lgttdoa T'uesdayOttThu onrsdbuaysiness. g evenin' the baseball season will open an Hensa'll when ,Ex- eter will play 'Hensall on the.'i_ocal diamond. The 'Hensall band will b` in attendance and -Reeve Geiger will throw the first ball over. the :plate. A 'box' of chocolate's will' .'be given the one holding -the lucky ticket. ohn- blfss G. Scarlett unci. Miss J. J son- spent- the holiday at Miss Scar- lett's home in. Sealforth. Anglican The ladies .61 St. Paul's g. church are holding, a sale of .home- made cooking in the basement of the church on- 'Saturday, June 5th. Amongst the young men who are. 'being' ordained at this conference is Andrew 'Bda 'of -this village.' The 'cer- emony takes piece on Sunday mora- ing, May 30th. Misses Leila and Vera Welsh and two brothers of Toronto who were former residents' of'Hensal'l, spent the holiday here visiting friends. _ BLYTH, Elva Richmond and her friend, Miss Miss Laura Reid, df Dasls ood, spent Sunday with the former's parents, M and .Mrs. Richmond. ' able' to. Miss, Roberta .Sanderson is he around 'main after her recent ill- ness. Miss Carrie Sims, of Toronto, visit- ed her father, Mr. Jas. Sims. The Misses Mary and Mabel Spaf- ford, of:'Woodstock, spent the holiday with their .mother, Mrs. C, Spafford. Miss Violet 'Bell, of. 'London, spent a few days with her mother. Mr: Will;'Pollard, of Sealfortlt, spent the week -end here renewing old ac- tluaintances. was sol- 'On. 'Saturday the marriage emnized in London of Miss Aest- Kirk to Mr. Jalap .A Snell,. of W field. Messrs. John Young, Bari IMaDon- ald and William Watson attended the circus in +Goderidli'.on Friday. • Mr. and. Mrs, Russ. 'Sundercoek mo- tored o- tored'to'Wiitgham•on Fridayt 'Miss -Dorothy tBryatfr, of Stratford Normal, spent 'tile 24th' with: her. par-' en•ts, Mr. and''Itirs. William Bryant. 'Miss Florence. Slater,' of Toronto, spent the holiday at her home 'here.' HENSALL;._ Continued from Page 8.); Council'Meeting.--The council held a meeting on Tuesday evening, May 25th, as a court..of revision on the as- csessment roll of 1926. Two appeals were entered, Wm. Sangster appeal- ing that his assessment was too high on his land; 'and Misses Enema and May Johnson appealed that the as 'sessment on their property was too A number of our' young people Spent an enjoyable -24th in Mitchell. Mr, and Mrs.. -D. Bruce and Frank, visited at this home 7yfr, and Mrs. joint McLean near'Hensall, on 'Sunday 'last. Mr. James Ballantyne, Jr.; is slow- ly recovering froth a serious opera- tion in St. Joseph's .hospital, Lon- don. The Marion 'Ritchie Auxiliary' are preparing a missionary pageant, -"The Clash Of Colour" to ..be held in Cro- responsible for the ideals' we have •Marty church on Friday next, May on 'Citizenship.. Our ideal is based on 28th, at 8 p.m. our morals hind and Christian Mr. David Druce has 'purchased a spirit. Mr. Gordon Elliott gave an fine Essex 'coach. •Mr, Roy McCulloch is at' present in Loddon having his tonsils removed. He is expected home soon: Mr's, A. 'Robertson and son Stuart went to 'London on 'Sunday, May 23rd to see the latter's father, who is ill in the hospital. Mr. 'William Horne, of Toronto, "isited at his home over the week- end: high, After a good -deal of discussion appropriate reading entitled, "Make Canada a Land to Love." Mr Carmen Haugh read a letter from. Miss F. 'Gauld, Ttemsui, telling how pleased Mrs. Yapp was with her certificate and pin, also, Mr. 'Go's thanks for his support. Mr. Armour sang a beau- tiful solo.- Miss Gladys -Addison de- lighted 'all with her readings entitled "The House by the Side of 'the Road," and "Where Cross the Crowd- ed rowd- edWay." After singing hymn 684, the meeting closed by all repeating the 'Mizpah Benediction together, All thought the Reds .a'Iso had an extra good meeting which will make the Judges' work very hard, Miss Laura • Swau, of Toronto, spent the holiday at her home here. Mr. A. Jeffrey, of Dakota, is visit- ing at the home of Mn. Lands borough. Miss Vera Pepper, of Mt. Forest, spent the week -end at her home here, Mr. and Mrs. A. Petrie, of Toronto, were visiting friends around Bruce - field last week. • The many friends of Mn. C, 'Haugh will be pleased to know that he is improving since his recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. A, Murdock are , a4 the home of Mrs. R Murdock, who is very ill at present. A number from here attended the circus in Godet•ich last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Mustard and family, of our village, spent the week -end at their cottage at Inver - Huron. Miss Ada Reid has completed her course at Toronto and is holidaying at her home here. 'Mr. W. Landsborough, of Stratford Normal, spent the 24th at his home here, Miss L. Allen, of Hamilton, was visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. Allen last week, shipped The monthly meeting of the U. F. grass of his various farms. 0, was held at the home of Mrs. M. Mn, Charles Carpenter is busy Knight on Wednesday, May 26th. plowing the numerous town gardens, KIPPEN. r.. of S'trat- • Mr, and M s Wm Tait ford, spent the 24th with the latter's ,Dr, Jas. Jarrott, of Ailsa Craig, For Kitchens and Bathroom Walls and other surfaces subjected to constant and severe use; Mello -Gloss excells. It dries with a beautiful semi -gloss finish; is 'washable; is very durable and econ- omical; is easily applied' dries evenly and quickly, and is sold in sixteen charming colors. Will not turn white; are not affected by heat or cold, will not mar under hot dishes or boiling water. Will not scratch or chip under the wear and tear of feet. \ Is tough; elastic; produces a rich. gloss end is very economical, Made for In - ante and Outside use. Linduro differs from other. good enam- els in that it does not pull under the brush; it has a depth of tone and quality of whiteness that it.is unsurpassed; it levels out perfectly and will not show brush marks.. Will last 'for many years with frequent washing and ordinary wear, HIGH STANDARD Liquid Paint is made especially for outside use. Its ingredients are selected with utmost care, ground exceedingly 'fine;. pro. duces a very high gloss, easy to apply, very durable and costs, Y2 a cent per sq. ft. The most economical and durable" paint sold. Comes in thirty colors. Is made especially for Verandah Floors. It is a Varnish Paint that produces a tough, elastic, high gloss surface that is unaffected by. the ravages of the weather, the scraping of Verandah Fur- niture or careless feet. Comes in six popular shades in all sizes, and'is econ- omically priced. INS, H A DW A 1 McKILLOP. Mr. Andrew Lane left for Detroit conded by C. Campbell •that the as- ast week, sessmeftt on the Sangster property, be Miss Geraldeen O'Connor went to $1250 oti the 'buildings, $500 on the Detroit for a -week-end. acreage and $400 on, the four lots; Miss Agnes Parcell came home which notion was carried; it was then from Toronto for the holiday, moved 'by C. Campbell,_ seconded by Miss Frances Reynolds was home Robt. ,McArthur, that the assessment for the week -end. made by the assessor this year benot Miss Ethel Williatns of Stratford; changed, which notion carried. The visited at Mrs. 'Leo Fortune's. court of revision then adjourned and Mr. McGuire, •of Clinton, visited his the.council went in session, The first daughters, Mrs. T. Lane and Mrs, natter taken up was a letter from Carlin. Win. Pfaff notifying the council to have all gas ranks removed from the days,15h claimed it was it was moved' by Robt. Higgins, se - Want and 'For Sale ads, 3 tithes 50C Phone 118 R Gores cannot exist when Hollo- way's Cortt Remover is applied to them, because it goes to the root and kills 'the growth. S1iAFORTH MARKETS. Wednesday, May 27th. Wheat, per bus. $13, Oats, per bus• 55s Barley, per bus. Buckwheat, per busk' ........ 55c Bran, per cwt, $1,70 Shorts, per cwt, ✓ • • ' $1.80 Eggs, per doz. 18c, 26c, 29c streets m as e c aim Butter, per •1b, $2253 illegal to have then there, and claim Potatoes, per bag 125 ed unfair competition from the otherHogs, per ,cwt, ...... • $ Main St Quality Stands Ouit In These Men's and Young Men's Suits They're Suits in which a man can have the comfortable feeling of "fitting in" where smart dress is the rule. Made of imported woolens woven with attractive checks and faint stripe effects in pleasing colors and including also a selection of pencil stripe blues. The styles of course are front S,ae?sem rankers for this season. $14.50 .to $35,00 Snappy Straw .fiats The Broadmore Brim is a new de- velopment of the Straw Hat for this summer—more brim and vary- ing . heights of crown to suit your particular type at $1.50 to $4 0 Sport ilose Line, Silk and Lisle, Pure silk• The greatest array in the town 50c, 65c, 75c, 85c to $1.50 (4111.66111.15 Summer Underwear This assortment consists of Balbrig- gan and Athletic with and without buttons. Combinations. 95C to $1.50 Shirts & Drws. 58c to $1.00 Sport Belts Fancy Colors 50c to $1.00 Outing Trousers Light and dark grey Flannel, Plain white and white with black hair line stripes $4.50, Sport Shirts Collar -attached Shirts are in vogue this summer. They are in fancy pat- terns of white, mouse, blue and grey $L75 to $2.95 • Charmingly New Dresses Each model exquisitely defining the newer styles for mid -sum - mer wear many are developed from soft clinging fabrics, while others' ate of taffeta, fancy silks and other materials which lend themselves so admirably in de- signing. $8.05 to $10,50 Handsome Crepe Dresses beaut- ifully made and trimmed $9.95 ' It Costs Little ea Dress Well At 4 it i ¶faurJtttucS6873 'fir •