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The Seaforth News, 1926-09-23, Page 5tR, .y. THURSDAY, SEPTEM'i3EE 23, 1926 THE SEAFORTH NEWS LOOK AT THE' CUT of Meat you are buying and see if it has the color and the appear- ance of fresh,`tender, juicy, whole - smite beef. Don't buy it if it is string, dry, dark, full of tendons. You get quality cuts here. It is better to pay us a few cents a pound more and get meat you can tat enjoyably. D. N. STEWART Phone 58 Seaforth Your Botcher. JEWELRY Diamonds Clocks Rings etc. Watches • Emblems At money -saving prices. Eepart wttehrepairiug Service Satisfaction J. A. WESTCOTT Watchmaker and Jeweler. Opposite W. A. Crich's. Red. & White ehain..Stores- Our Prices for week starting. September 24. Something for n9thang all week. Does not cost) much to live any more. 5 Bars Somme Naptha,Soap 25c (and 1 box soap flakes free) 3 pkgs. Shiriff's Jelly Powder 25c (and 1 plated spoon free) 1 Bottle Shiriff's Pure Vanilla or Lemon 35c (and I Conununity spoon free 1 Bag Five Roses Flour . 4.75 (and 1 Fountain Pen free) Free rotes for all, with each cash pur- chase or ensh paid ou account you get free votes on a beautiful Shet- land Pony. Ask for them. ROSS J. Sproat Phone 8 W. M. Stewart Phone 77 If its groceries we have them. W, J, Walker & Son UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALrvIING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. j. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers - Furnished. Night or day phone' 67. rreetNINIMIIo► .ewe.. NOTICE Having taken over the agency of,the late James Cowan for the Farmers' Fertiliser Co., Wingham, I will be pleased to fill all orders of both old and new customers and give any informatlgn 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 Government supervision and we guarantee you the best of service. All our -grading is checked by the Department of Agriculture. Aim to send Specials and No. 1 grade cream. Send or deliver your create at least twice a week and as direct as possible. All .cream graded as soon as we receive it. Creamery Open Saturday Nights, q Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont. SEAFORTti 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. DA H McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Monday and Thursday After- noons in future. Diseases of all all kinds success frilly treated: Electricity used Fruitsajid les t�.b v At all prices to 'Meet your needs RHUBARB e RADISHES GREEN ONIONS SPINACH. TABLE RAISINS I'IEAD LETTUCE CELERY CAULIFLOWERS TOMATOES -SHELLED 'ALMONDS 60 Per lb.. ...... wf rlllu1 tea® FOR SALE The George' Hill Blacksmith Shop, repair` and woodwork shop and dwelling house .in Eg- mondville. One of ,the best stands in the district. Electric. light, motor power, complete equiptitent, Stock of general 'supplies on hand. Will be sold at a reasonable price. Owner forced to retire on account of il't-1t ealth.n ! tnediate posses- sion. Also barn 30x20 with ad- dition 15x30, timber frame, and' a, quantity of dumber, oak, bass- wood, etc„ plank, scantling, etc: Also a 40 gal. tank with 'tap, Inspection invited. Phone or call for appointtnettt. A. D. SUTHERLAND, REAL ESTATE,' Seaforth Phone 152 • Want and For Sale ads, 1 week 25c. 0.�.ee�ee�.fir i - T�wn To cy p 10.E .._....10.n..�..� . M ae+..ee•a•.ee=•=ea�, rii.....e.M1PUOIF:0 Miss 'Bessie ttyiactnurchy, of Tor- onto and 'Rev. F. C. Vesey,'of Korea, were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Larkin at the manse, Mr. and 'Mrs,'Davis of Tilsonburg, were visitors at the thotne of Miss Davidson. Miss 'Etoi'le Sharpe is attending Clinton.busittess college. Mrs, James IMcTntosh has returned from spending several weeks with her son in Sarnia. Ntr. Russel"kiays, of 'Detroit, is viV iting at ;!his home here. tIvlrs. Robert Stewart of Hensall is Lidevisiting• her daughter, Mrs. Thomas r. \errs W. G. Willis has returned from visiting friends ,in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs, W. McLean, heti Cuy lMcLean, Misses (Mary. and Hattie McLean, of 'Toronto, were visitors at the hone of Mrs. G. Hudson. 'Mrs. J. H, .Best and little daughter Barbara, are visiting Mrs. Best's parents in Toronto. Miss Ellie Archibald, of Toronto, is visiting her parents, "Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archibald. Dir. George Turnlbut,l is on the sick list, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Heron are .spending a few clays in Toronto, Mr;I Leslie Kerr leaves this week dor Kingston to attend Queen's Uni- versity. Air: and Mrs. William Hudson, of Stratford, were visiting her parents, iYtt and ,Mrs. James Hudson, 'Airs. W. Glenney, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Best, has returned to her home in Hunts- ville. - Mr. Robert McKinley and Mr. Redmond were in •Hensall calling on relatives, Mrs. Clark, of Varna, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. S. Evans, James street. Mr. R. IB. Holmes and •-lir. K. Bennett were in Detroit this week. Mr. Ronald .McKay deft this week for his school at Bestel, New ;Oat- tario. Mr. McKay is. teaching in a school at the Castle Trethewey Silver Mine. The, young ladies of St. Janes' church intend .holding a social even- ing an the parish hall on Tuesday, Sept. 28th. :Flower and Rally Day service .in the Seaforth Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning. Evening sub- ject, The Message of the Florida Hurricane." /Mrs. Irwin and 'Miss Glendenning, Who have been spending a ,couple of weeks with Rev. W. P. and Mrs. Lane, have returned to their home in Toronto- 'Messrs. Russell and Louis (Bolton, Miss Irene Bolton and Miss Nellie Piyce were London 'visitors. Mrs. Leslie Scott, who had the mis- fortune to step on a nail, .has been laid up for a day or two. Mr. George Beattie, of Toronto, was a town visitor, 'Mr. and Mrs. J. •i\[odeland were in Loudon attending the exhibition.. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Beattie have re- turned from a trip through the Thou- sand Islands. 'Don't fail to see Wembley, Exhibi- tion, tCardno's Hall, Oct, 7th. The following members of the Young People's League of North Side United Church attended the }bung •People's convention of the London Conference held on Monday iu !Metropolitan Church; London: Rev. W. P. Lane B.A., \Hill C, Bar- ber, Rob Willis, Murray Savauge, Miss Marion Scarlett, .Miss Gladys Holland, Miss Dorothy : Robinson, Afiss'Jean Cluff. Miss Irene Patterson, of Munro, is visiting• for the week with Miss h:velyn Harburn, skit. and 'Mrs. A. Johnston, of Stratford, were visitors itt the Monte.. of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clark. • Mrs. Russell Anderson and little daughter have returned from 'visiting friends in Hamilton.. Miss (Margaret `Stone, of Minedosa, flat, is the guest of (Mrs. L. T. lDeLa ccy. Mrs. James Sproat, wito was cabled to Detroi: owing to the illness of her daughter, Mrs, Bert Horton, has re - 'fumed home. IMr. Frank Murray, of Detroit, is visiting his iutcle, •Mr. William Mc- Dougall, who suet with an accident a shoot time ago. Mrs. J. Routledge, "of Calgary, is ti�si'ting her niece, Mrs: Chas. Dol - nage. Mis.. Jas. ,Cummings, who has Ibsen .quite iII, 'Gas moved to the 'hone of Mrs. John Manson, Sr., ttnho is caring for her. ,Mr. and Mrs. George Hills and idiss Ria' Hills are, leaving this week for a visit in Toroto. Those who arc attending norm- al school. in Stratford this year in- clude i h 4t s res Rena Simpson, ileo t, Dorothy Reinke E4va Jefferson, IivInrguorite Blasts An'n e McTaggart, Annie Brodie and Viola Morrison.. 1tr, Prank Yeigh, of Toronto, com- piler of "5,000 Facts about Canada," and prominent authority 010 mat- ters Canadian: addressed the Presby- tery of - the Presbyterian church Isere ai! 'Tuesday. • Nation - wide fame. -- There is scarcely a corner of this great Do- minion where • the merits of Dr. Thomas' Eciectric Oil have not 'been tried and ;!proven. It is • one of the world's most ,efficient remedies for sore 1hr•o't1, • lance back ' and anany. other ailments arising from inflam- mation, 'Rafted on lthe skin it\heal- in;g power is readily absorbed, and it can also be taken intet•nally. GEMENT TILE for Sale Large sizes made to order, 8" to 16". Get your order in early. Small sizes': always in :: stock. Cement building' blocks, pig troughs, etc. R. FROST & SON Phone 183. Seaforth McKILLOP W 111.S. The McKillop .branch of the W.M. S. of. North Side 'United Church met at the home of Mrs.. J. L. Kerr on Thursday afternoon, September 161h, with a large attendance, 'The first part of the afternoon was spent in sewing. ,Mrs. M. IMcDertnid ledthe devotional exercises. Mrs. Porteous read the Scripture lesson and 'this was . followed by, prayer by, Mrs, Lane. Miss S. Govenlock gave a. splendid reading entitled "Christian Living." Mrs. (Lane rendered a ,Mis sionary solo very. • beautifully. Mrs. James Beattie closed the meeting with prayer. During the social hour a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Kerr. BORN. SHEIL13y.-1n the Seaforth hospi- tal, on Sat., Sept, 180, to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sheilby, of Kippen, a.daughter. KIPPEN. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dayntan were visiting relatives in Detroit°over the week end,' Mrs: Jas. ,McClymont is visiting her daughter in London. Dir. Basil Field is a visitor at his brother's, Mr. IB. D. Field. tMiss Grace Cooper is home again for a visit. Miss Etta Bell is visiting friends in London, Mr. and Mrs. .Herbert Glazier and children of Stratford and Mr. Ire- land, of 1Brussels, were visitors at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Butt. "'Airs. Isaac Jarrott has returned home again .and we alt hope she Will be feeling fine soon. Mr. henry (Monteith, of Powassin, was a. visitor around .here in the past week. litErs. H. Ivison is visiting relatives in London this week. The bean harvest is going forward this week and the farmers are wish- ing for dry weather. • .DUBLIN. • Mr. and 'tMrs.. 'j'an1Gs Dorsey, of Duluth, are visiting at: the home of Mr. and Mrs.' Geo. tHoiian'd. 'Mr. Pat. Shea and family, of Okla- homa, renewed acquaintances in the village last week. iMr. and •Mrs. Leo Kenny are visit- ing at the tonic of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kenny. Mrs. 'B'asil !Byrne was visiting friends in Dublin recently, Mr. and Mrs. Tim. Griffin, of Kin - tall 'visited at the home of Mr. and lit Tont Molyneaux on Sunday. iMr. and Mrs. ,Gilbert F raync and two children, of Kingsbridge, visited _li:r. (..Benninger on Sunday, Misses Teresa Carpenter, ,Marie Benninger and ,Miss Annie McGrath left on Tuesday morning to attend Normal school in Stratford. Mr. E. Murphy and sister, Mrs. C. \Iolyneaux, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Dire. Pat. Morris, of Hibbert We are glad to (tear teat Catherine 1<rau'skopf has recovered from her re- cent illness. 'Mr. and.Mrs. John Flynn attended the wedding of the latter's brother, Mr. Geo. Holland, to -hiss Alice Car- d.ert, of 'Seaforth, on Tuesday. 'The shower acid card party held i❑ St. Patrick's church' hall on Friday evening was a great success. The shower was. given in aid of the Nov- elty booth for the bazaar to be held early in 'October and malty interest- ing and useful gifts were passed in to the ladies itt charge. First prizes for euchre were obtained by'Mrs. John Walsh ansi 1.11:r, Frank Evans and consolation prizes were won by Mrs, 'Hastings and Mrs. Wm Kraus- kopf. After euchre the evening was concluded with art old time dance. ivtr. :Leo Holliand, of Windsor, is visiting friends here, -Mr. Jas. Delaney and daughter _Mary spent Sunday- in London. Mr. Jo's. 'Ryan; - son of Mt Harry Ryan, was operated on in Seaforth hospital' for appendicitis recently. Mr, Teddy Hickey, of Chicago, is spending a few holidays with tela'tives here. Miss '.Anna Delaney is attending school in- Brescia Hall, Londton, this Year. • Miss Annie.Ryan is spending a fete week&' vacation With friends in De- troit: r. b[i I+ �\ tiered I'eeney and • ler. Joys. McGrath 'spent •Fridat at the London Fair We, are .glad to''he a that Miss Eve - Ti lyn elaney has secured e position as teacher•'in \Vittd'sor. Miss. Zrizie Murrayhas decepted a position as teacher in' a school in Ford, City, LJst.ful in Camp.—Explorers, stir- vcyofs, prospectors and hunters will fi:id Dr. Thomas' Eolectrie Oil very useful in camp. When the feet and les are wet' l 'I gand cod it is well to rub tthetn freely "with the Oil and the result will be the ,prevention of pains in the muscles, and should _a cru: or contussion, 'or sprain he 'sustined', nothing could he,better'as a dressing or'lotion. BLYTH. dots and,Mrs. John Helfron.. spent last weeks visiting friends in 'T'oronto. Miss Mary Healy, of Lttean, spent the week=end at cher' ihome here. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Morkont, of Lucan, spent Suuday at the .horns of P. J. Kelly: Mr..and Mrs, Wrn. Lane, of Clin- ton, spent the week -end visiting ,Mr. incl Mrs. Jas. (Phelan. • MMr, and Mrs. Matt, 'Cerbert 'spent :Sunday 'at the home of (Mrs. J. J. McCaughey, Mr. and Mrs, J. D, O'Reilly, of Beechwood, spent the week -end visit- ing at the home of J, T. McCaughey. Miss Margaret Brown spent the week -end at her'home here. Mr, and Mrs. J. Young, of Gode- rieh, spent the week -end visiting friends at Blyth. Mr. John Nesbitt; of Wittgham, spent Sunday with !his sister, 14rs. Thos, •Gras'by. Mr. and ;Mrs. Jas. i\fcNichol attd fantiiy, of McKillop, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, John 'McNichol. on Sunday. .Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Kelly and i'i.try spent Sunday with her 'brother at Seaforth. We are pleased to report that MTs. A. ',Radford is doing well since under- going an operatiolr in Victoria hos- pital, in -London, last week. A sad accident occurred at Bel - grave last week. Mr. Thos, Johnston got off the train at Belgrave to walk to his home las was Nils custom. He knew no more trains were due at that hour and 'being ,deaf and dumb, he was not aware of the approach of an extra freight train. Dir. Johnston diediou the way to Winghant hospi- tal, iIir. and Mrs. Chris Rogerson and daughters were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Roe, Mc- Killop. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace were Sunday visitors at Post Albert. The people of Blyth and vicinity heard with sorrow of the death of Mrs. iRobert Johnston on Friday evneing about five •o'elock. 'Mrs. Johnston has been a sufferer for some months. Born at Westfield 61 years ago, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Howatt, she resided there until her marriage on Christmas day abont 35 years ago to Mr. Robert Johnston who survives, Three sons and 2 dau- ghters survive, Stanley in !Wa'wanosh, George in Blyth, Leslie and Ada at home in Wawanosh and M`rs. A. Rad- ford, of 'Blyth. A brother, IMr. Wm. J. Howatt, of Hallett, and sister, M -s. Chas: Wightman, of Whitechurch, also survive. Two sisters predeceas- ed her, Mrs. Harry Phillips; •of Au- burn, died about 5 years ago, and Miss Isabella, Howatt died about 30 years ago: The funeral was con- ducted by'Rev.Dr. Barnby, of Queen st. United .Church, • in which Mrs. Johnston was a valued worker, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, In- tertnent took place in Union cetnet- ery. Among the beautiful floral tributes to the esteem in which Mrs, Joittis'tort was held, was one front Miss Ada 'Johnston's class in Sunday school, • There is no poisonous ingredient in Holloway's Corn Remover, and it can be used without danger or injury` Potato Harvest. Late Blight. Late Blight affects the tuber of the potato as well as the vine, and the disease lives over from year to year 10 the seed. When harvesting the potato crop cull out all tubers with dark sunken areas on the surface and a brownish discoloration of the flesh. Black Scurf. This fungus develops small black specks ou the surface of the tuber. Such should not be stored for seed. Stout End Rot. This trouble is evidence by a de- cayed and sunken area at the stem end of the tuber. When a cross sec- tion 3s made near the steam end a brownish ring is usually plainly vis- ible. ,Tuber injury. Care should be taken to avoid bruising'tlte tubers while harvesting. Roughly handled Iiotatoes usually have a high percentage of dry rot. -- L. Stevenson, Dept. of Extension,, O.A.C., Guelph. 'Marketing the Potato Crop, The potato grower should cater to the wishes of the most particular and exacting customers. He should fure- isb a choice product in a mdst af.e. tractive form and should careful study the demands of the market WI wishes to servo. For the best prices the potatoes should be uniform, sound, smooth and of good table qual- ity, whether selected by the pound, the basket, the bushel, the bug, the barrel or the car load. The com- mercial potato grower should not be confined to the local ntark.et, but should be in a position to put his potatoes on the best market avail- able, either through itis own efforts or through the medium of a co -opera- tive, association.: It sometimes occurs that of the price paid by the 'con- sumer for a bushel of potatoes about two-thirds are required to defray the cost of transportation and of distri- bution, and one-third is left for the grower. This is not as it should be. Undoubtedly oue of- the best reme- dies for such a condition ls..co-opera- time on the part of the 'growers them- selves. --Dept. of Extension, O.,A:C., Guelph. The Inloal Dfare, • Tile brood mare that seems to have tho least trouble and produces healthy sound colts and also has lit- tle trouble at foaling time, is one which has been worked moderately, or has had regular daily exorcise. Of course, site should have plenty of nourishing feed, of good quality,'es- pr:cially, during the latter part of the. gestation period. It is also Important that site should have cle;in drinking water. bo groomed once a day and. have her stable well 'supplied with Yet salt. R eM M B E W, BATEMAN, The Tailor Main St. when looking for y your next FALL SUIT or OVERCOAT RcoA:r New Styles and New W Cloths are here now for your Inspection Every garment made in our own workshop BEN=M{JR The Suecial Milverton Flour We Have it—Give it a Trial. Aleve. Ground Screenings i ' Whop of All Kinds C. G. TIIOMSON GRAIN DEALER . PHONE 25 Your Auto Needs Winter Storage, Charging and Repairing for all makes of Batteries, A complete line of most called for parts of various cars, Now is the time to have your car overhauled Give us a call and see how reasonably it can be repaired, greased and cleaned. Dealer in New and Used Cars. Agent for Chrysler Four and Six Cylinder Cars. Regier's Garage PHONE 1671. eLPISS'ES NOW iN SESSION Courses: Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, Complete Office Training, Telegraphic. Our individual instuction makes it possible for students to enter at any time. Write for free catalogue. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE STRATFORD, ONTARIO Amalgamated with 3feLacltlatt Business College R. F. LUMSDEN, B. A. , Principal mamma Shoe Shine Parlor I have installed a shoe shine parlor. All colored shoes dyed, cleaned or shined. First 'class repairing while you wait. Dress well by keeping your shoes in good repair. All kinds polishes, laces, etc. Button Hooks Free FRED D BA L0 'i SEAFORTH Two doors south of Beatties' Variety Store Requisite on the Farm,—Every far - titer and stock -raiser should keqp a supply of Dr: Thomas' Eclec'tt•ic Odl. on 'hand, not 0111 3' as a ready remedy for ills in the family; but because it is a horse and cattle medicine of great potency. As a 'substitite for sweet oil for horses and cattle affected' by colic far surpasses anything that can be administered, NOTICE Ladies' Hairdresser xrvill beat the 0011111 3011 & Pullman Barber Shop (Successors to W. W. Robin- son) Every Tuesday Phone 125 for appointments Specialist itt Marcelling, massaging, shampooingand haircutting. �'. .