The Seaforth News, 1926-08-05, Page 5TIIUR51)AY AUG[TST, 5,°1926.
LOf:** AT THE CUT
-of Zyleatgyon'are, buying and eee if
ft' bye the color and. therappear-
;,&treelf fresh, tender, juicy, whole-
some beef: "Don'tbuy it if it is
Astring dry, dark, full of tendons.
+You get quality cuts here. It ie (..
,better to pay us a few cents a
:pound more and get meat you can
eat enjoyably. § '
D. H. STEWART
phone 58 Seaforth
Your Butcher.
JEWELRY
tlia1Aenle'
Clocks
Rings ate.,
Watches
Emblems
At money aaYinf
prices.
Expert w',telt repairiug
-.Service
- Satisfaction
J. A. WESTCOTT
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Opposite W. A. Crich's.
Reda �&•`;
ehain Stores
Our Prices: for, week. starting July 30.'.
Fig 13ars,'fresh and fruity, 23c
Magnet Tea, draws well 65c
Gerkin Pickles, 10 oz, , .. 25c
Servs Salad (Dressing . , , , , ' 35c
Serous Floor Wax .:.,.....:.,39c
20-1b. hag tRedpath Sugar . $1,48
Try our. Hill Top. Tea, Red and'.
White 'Coffee or Serv-us (Cocoa :,,for
your iced ' drinks.
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'Ross J. Sproat Phone 8 .
W. M. Stewart Phone 77
W. J Wafer & Son
UNDEleTAKIN9I
EMBALMING
Motor ir Horse Equipment.
W. 3. WALKER, holder of Go-
- vernment diplorina and license:
Flowers Furnished.,
Night or d>ip''phone 67.
NOTICE
Having taken over the agency of the
late James Cowan for the
Farmers' Fertili.,er Co., Wingham,
I will be pleased to fill all 'orders of
both old and new .customers and give
any information within my knowledge
ANDREW ARCHIBALD
Box 282, Seaforth.
Ph<.,.e 44W.
Also Agricultural' 'Lime
.CREAM GRADING
The purchasing of Cream according to grade became
law on May 1st.
Your cream graded here by experts under Governnient
supervision and we guarantee you the best of service.
All our grading is checked by the Department
Agriculture.
Aim to send Specials and No. 1 grade'cream.
Send or deliver your cream at least twice a week and
direct as possible.
All cream graded as soon as we receive it.
Creamery Open Saturday Nights.
Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont.
•of.
as
SEAFORTH CAFE
REGULAR DINNER 40c
Meals and Quick Lunches at all hours Prompt Service
BISSET'S ICE CREAM
Sodas, Soft Drinks, Chocolate Bars, Cigarettes, etc.
PERCY HOWE Prop.
D. H. McInnes
ehirupractor.
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
,Monday and Thursday After-
noons in future.
Diseases of all all kind`s success-
fully, treated.
Electricity usedammemamorammunimorman
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Fruits It
and
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At all prices to meet your needs,
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GREEN ONIONS
SPINACH
TABLE RAISINS
HEAD LETTUCE.
CELERY
CAULIFLOWERS.,
TOMATOES
SHELLED ALMONDS
0
Per lb. "'��i
T. Phillips.
5% per cent.---
20'
ent,`°2O` year .
Debenture Gold Bonds
100. $500 1000
Interest 'Payable half -yearly.
Safe and Sound Investment
House to Rent
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nt I'utrifshed or Un -
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furnitiised;t' Hard • and 'Soft Water'
Furnace, Electric Lights, Comfortable
and Central. Immediate Possession
House For Sale
Price Reasonable Easy Terms
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
AND -REAL E 1 ATE
BONDS ANA R S
SEAFORTH, ONT..,
Phone 152
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.Mr. and 'Mrs. A. A. 'Naylor 'and
family, of Chatham, were in town tin
Sunday calling on.friends,
• Mrs. •Wegg and family, who have
'been visiting her mother, Mrs. G. D.
,C.'1Harn,, left on, 'Friday for their
home in. Toronto. .
Miss E.'Cooke, •. of Toronto, who
has been visiting, -her cousin, Mrs. ,fl,
'Rising, returned home on 'Monday, I'
!Mr. Clifford Trott, of South River,
is 'holidaying at this hone here,
do the report of the maces • in ,-last
week's i'ss e of The ,.News, Oliver:
Pete's owner should have 'been "Kers-
lake and ,Guy, Seaforth." '
Mrs: Thomas Patterson, of Munro,
is vtsiting•Mrs. Harburn,
Mrs. Cora :Forest,, f, Whitby, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Porteous,
,Mr. and Mrs. David Mole and two
sons, Russell and Maxwell, of Ro
cltester, N. Y,, are spending a few
weeks visiting Mr. Ed. Mole, of
town, 'and other relatives iq Ontario.
Mrs, Traynor, of Schomberg, was
a guest at the 'home of her aunt,
Mrs T. !McQuaid,
Miss, Forest and Mrs, Leslie have
returned from visiting friends in God-
erich,
'Mrs. A, Stott :who has 'beets, spend-
ing some weeks with relatives in
town -and vicinity has returned to
Ottawa.
!Dr. and ,Mrs. McCarter and baby
'and Miss McCarter, of Guelph, and
heirs.• S. Morton and children, of H-a'-
milton, are visiting Mrs. J•, •-H.'-Broad-
foot,
.Mr, and ,Mrs,; R.' G. Parke and fain-
ily, motored to Orangeville and spent
the holiday, ,
De.. and Mrs. John Gardiner and
little son, of Chicago, -and Mrs. A.
Gardiner, of. Walton, ,were visiting
relative's 'in town,
Miss !hazel Reid spent the week-
end hi London. -
Mr. T:Smith, of Windsor, is holi-
daying at his home here, '
Mrs, Fred Laskin and little son
Dick, of Windsor, were guests at the
Manse. ,
'Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gharters and
son Laurel, of Des 'Moines, Iowa,
are visiting Mr. and Airs. Harry
Charters.
Airs. F. G. Livingstone and 'Miss
Gilchrist are home from Dctrdit for
the vacation.
Mr. and .Airs. Luther Robbins, of
Rochester, N. Y., are guests at the
home of Air, and 1GIrs. Pearson M.
Chesney.
Miss Lillian Wankel had her tonsils
removed in Clinton 'hospital on -Tues-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Hart, of To-
ronto, are, spending a couple of weeks
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Scott.
Miss Mary Dodds is visiting friends
at'I-oudon,
Miss Florence Bates, of Toronto, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Eleanor
Eyans.
!Mrs. (Dr.) 'Lattimer, of Anderson,
N. Carolina, who has spent the
month with her toothier, bits. George
Weir; returned on Tuesday. Mrs.
Weir accompanied her as far as To-
ronto.
b'Ir. and Mrs. J. Robb, Miss Nina
Robb and Mrs. Whitby and fancily
visited at Clifford and Eugenia Falls
over the week -end. -
Mrs., E. Whittaker, of Ottawa, is
the guest of Mrs. Whittaker and bliss
Somerville.
Miss Emily Deem has returned
from visiting friends in Toronto.
Reggie Pryce and Olive Pryce, of
Mc'KrIlop, are visiting' their grand-
mother, Mrs. Thomas Pryce.
avfiss Mary Reid' is spending ,her
holidays at the home of '1l.', James
Reid itt 'Goderieh.
Airs. Gordon Webster returned • to
her home in Toronto on Friday after
visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. G.
B. Dorranee.
Master E. Cudmore, of Kitchener,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs, J. A. West-
cett,
Mr. and Mrs. John MacTavish and
-children spent the holidays in Grand
Valley.
Misses 'Blanche and Iva Crowell
are spending their holidays tTitli their
aunt itt .Detroit,
'Misses Leila and Verda Best and
Misses Pthemia and 'Kate Cowan are
on a motor trip to Montreal and Que-
b et:,
Mr, and firs. C. R. Hall, of To -
,onto, spent the holiday 'at her home
here.
Mr, and :Mrs, Charles Stewart and
children motored to Detroit over the
wreck -end, -
'Mr. John Horan, of Vancouver, is
visiting his parents,_ ?lir. and Mrs.
John Horan, '
Miss Peart Webster returned home
Saturday, .;after a two weeks' visit
with friend's' in Toronto, •
Mr. and Miss Russel, of London,
n ere guests at the home of 'Mr.. and
Arrs, W. Archibald, in Tuckersmith..
Mr. 1 S. 'Savattge conducted 'serv-
ices in. the Mitchell United 'church ori'
Sunday,
Mrs. McKinnon, of \A'inni'pe •, is
visiting her 'father, A'fr. Thoma;
Geary, Goderich street east, wlto is
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seriously 11 at' present.
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(Mr. Ernest Edge was a Hamilton
visitor.
Miss Anila Sutherland s isitiug
friends ih Sarnia.
Mr, and Mrs. -Garnet .Katzmeyer.
and children, of .Hamilton;: 'Mrs. John
Katzmteyer and son Harry, of New
Ifamburg;; •Mr. and Mrs. Cook, of
'Kitchener; Miss,Katherine Luckhart,
New Hamburg, 'we're guests at the
home of bfr. end Mrs, G, Seip.
Ail and 'Mrs Douglas Sleeth and
family, of ;Sarnia,';Ire guestsat the
W. home o(„rYlr. and Mrs. iYf. Stewart.
.bliss Margaret Stewart is''snen di,g
tier holidays in Toronto,
lair. ,and'rMrs. 1', Healy, of Toren,
to,spentthe � holiday with h•'
t.t mother,
Mrs: C. blcCotmrck.• •
Miss Hattie Dalton is visiting her
sister, Alts, harry 'Howe, in nueens-
boro, Ont -
'Mr. and bfrs, Walter 'Robinson a-nd
'Misses Dorothy and Sadie Robinson
THE SEAFORTH'NEW$.
gateman
FOR GOOD CLOTHES
at'
-FAIR PRICES
$25.00 up.
Every, garment made in
our own Store
Sweaters- ant Sport Clothes Beautifully Gleaned
Sweaters as soft and fluffy as the day they
were bought -- no shrinking, no stretching
Sport Clothes cleaned by special dry cleaning
process, are given a personal service that can-
not be excelled -- and the cost is no more
than the ordinary kind.
May we send for your work to -day?
Just Phone 227
Sydney Dungey
COMMERCIAL HOTEL PHONE 227 or 210
motored to Gananoque and will spend
the week 'there with friends.
Mr.. : and Mrs. Ed. 'Webb of Toron-
to, -Called on 'frien'ds in town and vis-
ited 'also at Londesboro.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Dave Hall and son
Harvey, of Preston, .were week -end
guests with Mr, and 'tit's. Vires.
Nicholls. ,
Mrs, John •Cooke, of Toronto, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs, John
Webster, Centre street.
Miss Edith Hoag underwent an op-
eration for her tonsils on Monday at
the Seaforth hospital. -,-
Mr. and Mrs, C. 'Atcilroy (nee,
Leone Babb) and babe, Dick, Hamil-
ton, are guests of Miss Dorothy 'Hut-
chison.
The Misses Bickell, who have been.
visiting their cousin, Miss Marjorie
Bickell, have -returned to St. Marys.
Miss Beth Govenlock, of Toronto,
spent a few days at her hone here
before leaving for a holiday trip to
Sparrow Lake,
'Miss Geddes, of 'Ennbro, is spend-
ing the week with Rev. and 'Mrs, W.
P. Lane.
Air. and Mrs. William .Cassels are
visitors at the home of Air. Patrick
Walsh.
Miss 'Lena Bailee, of 'Hamilton, is
spending her holidays with Air, and
Mrs. John Batlge, ,Huron road `east,
Master Albert and Clem Krauskopf
are spending the week with their
uncle and aunt, Air. and bfrs, j.
Balige.
Mr. Arnold Turnbull and lir. J. R.
Hillis, of Toronto, spent the week end
with the former's parents, lir. and
Mrs, G. T. Turnbull.
lir. Jas. Sproat, of. Toronto. spent,,
the week -end in town.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hall and lit. J, 'F,
McMann of Chicag,I arc town visit-
ors.
DUBLIN..
Mrs. J. \IcLeer .and sons, Juseplt
and Albert have returned. home to
Detroit, after having spent a pleasant,
holiday with her daughter, Mrs. Pat-
rick Ryan.
'lir. John !McConnell spent Tuesday
in Scaforth.
Miss nary Jordan, from Toronto,
is visiting at the ;home of her parents,
Mr, and 'bits Wm. Jordan.'.-
Air, and -tilts, Ed. ;Gormley and
family attended the Old Boys' Re-
union in iLondott last Monday.
Miss Anne Fourth, from Brescia
T-{al1, London, is speneling her vaca-
tion al the home of Miss Ruth Hills.
Charlie and Joseph Beim, oldest
sons of iblt•. and Mrs. Pat. Bern, .are
visiting at the home of their grand-
mother; Mrs. Bern, in Lucan,
Mr. Charlie McCabe
• 'ab of Toronto
,
called on friends itt the village during
the week,
bliss Hannah Downey of. Toronto
is visiting at t
1•s. P.
rue of Al
.he ho
Carlin.
:bir. and Mt,. Beringer and two
daughters of Lilntoitton, and fit's.
Bern and son of Lucap are visiting
Mr. P. -F. Benn, manager of the Stan-
dard Bank. Mrs, Beninget' (nee Miss
Mary'Benn) was .a teaches' in our pub-
lic school twenty years ago and was
a good teacher and made some good
reports and made hosts of friends
while here,' All were delighted to see
her again. and also to meet her bus
i,and and two daughters.
' Mrs. Dave Aikins of Vancouver, 13.
C.,
called on her old friends •in the
Village last week. All "were delighted
•to see Mrs. Aikitts looking so well.
'lr. Raymond, 'Red od an
sister,
Airs Bell,:called) ontheir cousins, tlir..
and Milt' ' ;fames 'Redmond recently'.
Miss Jean McCon'tcll is in Toronto
the guest of her cousin, Miss Stubbs,
Mrs. Tom Burns returned home on
Saturday -from 'Detroit after a pleas-
ant visit with her son.
Miss Margaret Dillon of Scaforth,
spent the week end at the home of
her .parents„ Mr. and Mrs. D. Dillon,
Miss Mary 'Purcell is taking a few
holidays at her home in Scaforth.
Air. and Mrs. Leo Krauskopf enter-
tained a few of their friends last Sun-
day evening.
Mr. C. Robinson's body was
brought to Dublin Friday everting last
and was laid to rest in St. Columban
cemetery.
Miss Hazel 'Hills •spent the week
enol with her parents, Air. and Mrs,
'Wm. Hills in the••vitlage.
-Miss Kate O'Connell returned -to
London on Thursday after spending
a few days visiting •her mother here.
Mrs. 1'. J. Molyneaux, Miss Anna
and Mr. and Mrs. John Dalton attend-
ed the funeral of Mr. Maurice Dalton
at Kintail -this week. •
Miss Lillian Shea of Chicago is
spending her vacation with her par-
ents, blr. and bit's. Jas, Shea,
Airs. Jos Klinkhanun'er of Detroit,
with her little family, are visiting at
the home -of lir, Adam Clark,
Air, andbirs, James Dalton. of
Gode•rich visited ibirs. Thos. Moly-
t caux on• Thursday.
Miss Af, Gilmcry, of Rochester, A.
Y,, spent the past week With her sis-
ter, Mrs, Frank Feeney.
'S'everal from the village attended
the dance" given by Mr. Dan Mat-
thews Thursday night,
Mr. and Aits. Ralph Moore, of
Wartburg, visited at the home of the
latter's uncle, Mr, E. Grey on Sunday.
.lira Frank Maloney, of .Kinkora,
visited with his uncle and aunt. Mr,
and Airs, James Maloney, of Hibbert,
on Sunday.
Air. and Mt:s. Patrick Woods and
fancily motored to .Arthur to attend
the old boys reunion there.
bis, -Patrick "Woods, Sr.. and lir.
Patrick Woods, Jr., motored to De-
troit last Friday to attend the funeral
of lit•. Jas. Woods.
\it. Joseph Dantzcr is spending his
vacation in 'Detroit with his brother
Francis,
Bit's Esther Ryan is visiting rela-
tives in •Monkton. -
Miss Annie Ryan returned hone af-
te.r a .few weeks' holidays with friends
in Monkton.
Quite a number from this locality
spent Sunday in Bayfield and Gode-
r ich. •
\Most of the residents are engaged
in berrypicking, Berries 'seem to he
quite numerous •this year.
1 iss \n. ray ,pctt the
e vee6-c t
with 'her sista, Airs, Frank Evans.
bfr, and Ars. 'Michael •hlaiagair
and family spent Sunday in. Bayfield.
Worms in children, if they he not
attended t', cause convulsions, and
often death, Mother Graves' Worm
Exterminator will protect the chil-
dren front tS
these distressing afflictions.
1
When ;Asthma Comes the do not de-
spair.' Turn at once to the help ef-
fective—Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma
Remedy., This. wonderful remedy will
give you !aid you need so sorely.
Choking ceases, breathing ;becomes
natural and without effort. Others,
thousands of then, have suffered ss
you suffer, but have wisely turned to
this famous remedy and ceased to
suffer, Get a package this very day.
\ Corrector of 'Pulmonary 'Trott=
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presented showing the great efficacy
of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric„ Oil its cor-
tcctrS disorders
of the respiratory
processes, •but the best testimonial- is
experience and the Oil is recom-
mended to all who suffer .froth these
disorders with the certainty that they
will 'find' relief. It will allay inflam-
mation in the bronchial tubes,
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Heavy Motor Oil, ' per 'gal. .
Castor Machine Oil, per gal .. , , ..
,Gooderich 30:x 3% Tires, ° , , ,
Cup Greak, per tin . , ..... ° . .
Men's Harvest Shoes,` ,
Men's Summer Shirts
40c •
••$11.50
• 25c
$3.25
$1.00
Bull Dog Overalls, $1.75
It Pays'to Buy in Egniondville
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,Want and For Sale ads, 1 week 25c.
NOTICE
Ladies' Hairdresser
!will be at the
Dennison & Pullman
Barber Shop
(Successors to W. W. Robin-
son)
Every Tuesday
Phone 125 for appointments
Specialist in 1V4arcelling,
massaging; shampooing ..and
hair cutting.
Shoeh
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Parlor
I haveinstalleda shoe' shine
parlor:.' All colored shoes
dyed; cleaned or shined:
First class repairing while
you wait.
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she g d repair,.
All kinds polishes, laces,
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