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The Seaforth News, 1926-12-30, Page 5THTT7.SDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1926 A Ii<APPY`, NEW YEAR,: to all ' is the wish of Phone Ss •STEWART Your Butcher, Seaforth D. H. McInnes Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Chiropractor Of- Wingham, will beIat the Monday and Thursday After- noons in future. Diseases of all all kind; ,ws success- fully fully treated. Electricity used Red & White chain Stores There., are times 'Poi" sending merchandise And tinier lief ,send a, hill, But this one time . of all the 'year 4 We send you just '`GOod.. Will." Ross ti. Sproat Phone 8 W. M. Stewart,Phone 77 If its groceries we have them. " Want and For Sale ads, 1 week 25c ■!. ,(.•Walker 86 Son UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. j. WALKER, holder of Go- vernme}at diploma and license, FlowersFurnished. Night or day phone 57. CREAM GRADING The purchasing. of Cream according to grade became 'taw on May lat. Yottir cream graded here l y 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 cream at least twice a week and. as direct as possible. All cream graded as soon as we receive.it: ' Creamery Open Saturday Nights. Seaforth Creainery Co. Seaforth, Ont.. NEW YEAR TERM ;opens MONDAY, JANUARY 5th 1927 COURSES:. Complete Office Training, gcreta,rial, Sten- ographic, Commercial and Telegraphic. Write for "free catalogue. eENTR'AL BUSINESS elDLLEGE R. F. Lumsden, B. A. , Principal STRATFORD, ONT. IMO A HAPPY NEW - YEAR "Changes, California. Grapes,. Spinach, �.' Cauliflower, Table Raisins, Brazil Nuts, British Columbia matoes, _ Sweet Potatoes. Head Lettuce . Celery - Fresh Oysters, 75c, 60c, 40c 30c a lb. 25c a lb.` Hothouse. To; 40c a lb. 4 lbs. for 25c $1.00 qt. T. PhhIIips ItsQ Yualit.'Sells 3't,—The:fact 'that so many thousands of 'intelligent people contin'ue to rise Dr, Thomas' - Eelectric Oil speaks volumes for its healing efficiency.. Ever since it was first` introduced. it has; grown ateadi.ly in public' -favor, owing, entirely to its manifold usefulness in, relieving . and healing sickness. " As 1 a specific for Mitts, , Iberms, scalds,and various .in- , fiaminaitory piains'is' record is beyond reproa'cic, McKILLOP. S. S. No. 12 Christmas. Report,— Names arrange in order of merit. Sir, .IV --+J, 'Hablcirk, A, Alexander, Jr. IV—'M, Dodds, S. McSpadden. Sr. LLI—J. :Hu•lley, J. Adams, Jr. TSS—tG, Hulley, A. Dodds, G. McFarlane. 1Sr.. TI E, McFarlane, A. Case, ISr. (Hulley, 'B, McSpadden, A: McClure. Average attendance 13. A. E. Strong, Teacher, J, H. Campbell—After an illness of about a mouth with pleurisy, a life long resident of , McKillop passed away on Wednesday, December 29.th,. in the person of Mr, James Henry Campbell, aged 69 'years and 11 'months. ,Ile was a son of the late Robert Campbell. Twenty-six years ago he was married to Miss Harriet Dale, of 'Huilett, and until five years ago he had resided on the eighth concession, inoving at that . time to lot 20, concession' 7. Besides his widow he is survived by ' one son =George, of (McKillop; also, a brother and a sister, Robert A. and Miss Mar- garet Ann,, also of McKillop. . For over' forty years he had been a menti ;ber of Winthrop Orange Lodge and for the past lwehty+stx years of the Royal Black Knights, ,He was a Presbyterian and latterly a °°member of the United .Church. ,�He • was a cuiet, unassuming man, who had the respect of the community in which he spenthis life. .For many years his health had ,pot been the best. The funeral will. take place Friday, ser- vice at 2 ,p.,ni. and funeral at 2.30 p.m. from his late residence to: the place of interment in Maitland Bank cemetery! • .corns fail to The. most obstinate resist troll'owiy'S' '('Mira`Rettig ei'. Try it: rr�r n.�.�ar.ra.�rd�rr�rb 11,`own-Topics • 'l0,,r.. ,.,�a,�.pr„�,a..,.�Oe� �a�aa.r, Kt Miss Kruger., R.N., !::'f Rochester, N.Y.,Iis a guest at the home of Mrs, Margaret,'Cleary, Victoria street. Miss Margaret 'Cleary; R N,,. of Ro- chester, N.Y., is spending the' ,laoli- days at the home of, her mother, Mrs. Margaret Cleary, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Else, of Detroit, spent the holiday at .the par- ental home of *Mr. and"?Mrs: • Roib'ert Archibald, James .street.. Mrs. Else 'will remain her for a Week with her parents, Dr, R. N. Hill,of Brooklyn, spent Christmas with his sister,. Mrs. A. V. Lawrence, Centre :street, Mr, John Dobie of 'Meaford, spent Christmas with relatives v s m 'town. Mrs. 'George Murdie is in Mitchell attending the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. William Graham, , Mr. and 'Mrs. Jatnes Partridge, of Toronto, were guests at 'the hornee of Mr. and Mas. James Kerr, Miss Sadie 'Robinson and. Mrs. Davis, of Detroit, spent Christmas with .their •parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred Robinson, Mr, and 'ivlrs, L. G. Kruse and Billy of Galt, were Yule -tide guests at the home of Mrs. W. Sclater. Mr. A. Woodley, (Leamington, was a visitor at the hone of his sister, Mrs. J. 'Cumming. Mr. Warren'Anient was home from Detroit over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Manning and baby, of Londes:boro, spent 'Christ- mas with Mr.and Mrs. J. Howett. Mr. and Mrs. 'E, Uinbach, of 'To- ronto, and Miss Erie 'Stewart, of Tf1E SEAFORTH' NEWS VEIN" Milver,toit. Mr„and 'Mrs.,Ivan !Hill of Water ford, are guests at the hpttte 'of Mr. and Mrs, P. J. Kerylalce' Mrs. Snell and Miss Marguerita, 8f fIamilton,.,. are the •guests of Mrs. John Turner. Mr: -games Gillespie', clI Toronto, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Neil Gillespie. Mr. Pearson Grieve, of Buffalo, was: a Christmas guest at the home of"his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Grieve. Mr. Jos. Carbert was home from Detroit over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs R.,"C. Anderson, spf Hamilton, were Yuletide guests at -the home of •Mr, and, Mrs,. Robert Be11.' Miss Pearl 03eatoti is .home 'from. Detroit visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Beaton. Dr. and ?Mrs Livingstone and little. sons, ofToronto, were the guests of Rev. and,Mrs, T. H, Brown at the Rectory,. Mr, d Mrs. W. Gillespie, of Brus- sels, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. Gillespie, James st. Miss Evelyn Adams is home from London for the holidays. Mr, and Mrs. G. Handley and baby, of 'London, are guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. 'J. D. Gemmell. Mr, J. J. Merrier, of 'Windsor, spent the holiday at his 'home here, ±Mr, anti Mrs, Andy Thiel, Preston, and Mr, and Mrs, Louis' Hildebrand spent Sunday at Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry Little and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 'Little motored from Windsor and spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Brownlee. They re- ported the roads in excellent condi- tion south of Exeter. Elroy Brownlee spent a few days this week visiting friends in London. Mr. Alvin Siltery left nn Saturday (Kitchener, were holiday visitors at to attend the boys' parliament in To - the home of Mr, and Mrs, D. H. ronto this week. Stewart, The Collegiate Institute will re - Mr. and Mrs, Grimmer and fatuity; open on Tuesday, January 4th, 1927, of Ayr, spent Christmas with Mrs. J. at 9 o'clock. Twiss. Misses Artie and Cora Strong are Miss Rose Dorsey, of Windsor; is in 'London this week attending the spending the vacation at her home Normal 'Reunion, • here: IMr. James Sproat, of Osgoode Little Ordean French entertained Hall, is spending the holidays with a number of her young friends to an Dr. W. C. Sproat, of town. enjoyable 'birthday party on 'Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hawkins and day last. fancily spent Christmas with relatives Miss Helen French is spending the at Exeter: Christmasholidays with her parents, ?Mr, Cliff Trott, of Pickering, Ont, Miss' Ethel Wankel, nt Long 'Beath, is visiting his .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calif,, is visiting her parents, Mr, and 'William Trott, for the holidays. Mrs. August Wankel.Mrs. Garden, of Toronto, is a Dr. Everett Rivers, o'f Detroit, iwas guest at the home of her ;brother, a holiday visitor at his hone Stere. Mr. Adam Mays. Mr. and 'Mrs. Douglas Beattie, of Mr, W. W. Scott, of 'London, was Belleville, were here on 'their wed- a visitor at the home of Mr. and ding trip and spent Christmas :with Mrs. J. • J. 'fluff. • this - parents, Mr; and Mrs, John Mr. Reid Edmonds, of, the Dental 'Beattie. College, Toronto, is home for the Mr. Neil Murray, of Buffalo, spent holidays. Christmas with his grandmother, •Mr. Alvin Oke,, of Cookstown, is Mrs. Ellen Murray. visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs, A. Mr, and Mrs, Minnett, of Toronto, Oke. spent -'Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. M. Hector Chesney and Miss W. T. Box. Florence Chesney, of Flint, Mich, are Dr. A. Hays, of ;Fort Erie, was a visiting friends in town,' • week -end guest at the ,home of his Mr. S. 'Walker, of 'Timmins, and parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. •James Hays. Mr. Jack Walker, of Detroit, spent Mr. David 'Wilson, 'of Brantford, 'Christmas with their ,parents, 'Mr. was a Christmas guest at the home of and Mrs. 'W. J. -Walker. his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, J. A, Mr. Ted (Downs of Japan, and Mr. Wilson. Jim Jackson, ;of Tot'onto University Mr. Jack Hinohley, of Brantford, is Rate guests at the hsmb of Miss home for the vacation, Jackson. Mr. J. E. Willis, of Detroit, is a Miss (Laura Ross, of Ford City, is visitor at his home here. visiting friends in town. • .Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Case, of Ard- iMr. James Steele, of Toronto, was more, Penn., and Miss Pinkney, of a guest at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Stratford, were here attending the 3. J. Cliiff• funeral of the late Mrs. James Weir. Mr. N. Jones, of Barrie,' was a Yule - Mr! P. 'Hargraves, of 'Toronto, is a tide guest at the Monte of Mr. and guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. R. Murless Jones. T. G. Shillinglaw:•Mr. W. L. Crest, of the Bank of The Misses Love, of Toronto, are Commerce, spent the • holiday in spending the ''Christmas vacation with 'Brantford: their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Misses Kate and Nellie -Laverty, of Love. Stnatford, spent Christmas at the Alan McLeod is spending the hone of Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. holidays in Port (Huron. Duncan. 'Mr. and Mrs, Martin and family, of Mr. •Milton W'hiteoak and daugh- Toronto, spent Christmas with Mr, ter 'Marjorie, . of Port 'Huron, are and Mrs. A. McLennan.guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Mr. Robert 'Hawthorne, of Nelw Charles Finkbeiner. Yog), spent Christmas ' with _,his rather, Mrs, R, Hawthorne. Mr. George Jackson and Mr. H. Jackson, of Toronto, are visitors at •their home here. Mr. C. Davis and Mr. S. Batten, of Gananoque, were guests at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Robinson. Mr. Peter 'Calder, of Toronto, spent the holiday in town. The Young (Ladies , o'f St. Janes' 'Church are holding a social evening in the parish hall on •Friday, Jan. 7th.. Stewart's, Harmony 'Boys will 'furnis'h the music. ' Mrs. S. E. 'Flook, of Port .Arthur, and little daughter, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Robb Miss M. E. Robb, Chicago, is visiting her brother, Mr, John Robb, •Mrs. S. Cudmore and son Harold, of Usborne were week -find' guests at the home of her parents, r. and MIs. Peter Daley, • Miss 7,fae 'Webster, of Toronto, is spending holiday week with her parents, 'IMr, and Mrs. Lorne Web- ster, in McKillop. ' Mr. Scott 'Ferguson, of Toronto, spent Christmas with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. 'Ferguson. Miss Edythe Hunt, of Toronto, is Mr: T. Lorne Hutchison and spending the !holidays with her par- wife, of Toronto, Mr, George .Ilhtchi- mets, Mr. and`' Mrs, Ed. Hunt, of Mc- son, of London, and .Miss Dorothy I{illop, !Hutchison, of St. Catharines, were Mr.'Clifford Hunt, and Miss Evelyn 'Christmas guests at the Norte of their Miller,. of 'London, spent :'Christmas parents, Mr, and Mrs.. F. D. at .tine home of. Mr, Ed. Hunt. IHidtchison. !Mr, ;Robert Daymanc df Elanira spent Cltristntas'::with his' parents month of town, Mr. 'Jin' 'Kerr;: of F4eshentolt, is spending his holidays in this vicinity. -Mrs. Alex: McDonald and. son Gordon, are ids with the: measles: IMr: Percy • Smith and family and Miss ,Tessie'McMillan, of Toronto, Mr. Archie Kerr and "#amity spent IS Spending the holidays at her 'home Christmas at the home of Mr Wiai, in ,Egntonvillc, Smith,Ha r BrteY :. Mr. Jofin Kerr, who had the mis- fortune to fall and hurt;' her hip, is still confined to her bed. Mr, Paul Freeman, of Toron:to, spent 'C'hristrnas: with his mother and sister. • Miss Violet Petrie, of • Sault Ste. Marie, is visiting •friends in town and 1'i Citric,, • Mi. Leslie Kerr, of Qneen's Uni- versity, Kingston,; is spending the vach'ticti with his parents, :Mr. and i , .i IJ�amncs Kerr. `Mrs. Geo, D. Haigh and Mary are ��� I u in4iolid .s. Iso1'+•the a Mrs. W. Laing ants ' baby' Evelyn .�Ltfckii'ow.' fn y eft 00 Monday to visit her parents in Miss Blanche Lightowler, of Wind- sor, spent Christmas with her aunt, Mrs, Westcott. (Miss Elizabeth Golding; of Strat- ford, is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Me Millan. Mrs. 'William Murray, of Tucker - smith, is to be congratulated on hav- ing attained to the distinction IV be- ing a'great-great grandmother , her great granddaughter, Mrs. Under- wood, of Windsor, having presented her with a great -great grandchild. Mrs, Murray is in her 93rd year. Misses •Leila and Verda Best are Christmas ,guests at the home of -Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Best. IMr. Jack Archibald, of Toronto University, is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Archibald. Mr, George Eberhart, of London, is spending the vacation with his, par - cuts, Mr: and Mrs. !George Hberliart, in Mc`•illo'p. Miss Myrtle Sharkey is, home from Port ;McNielhal, for the holidays. • Mrs. E. Boyce was in Toronto visiting friends, Mr. F. R. Beattie spent Christmas with his family in town. Miss Jessie Scott, of .Winnipeg, Is visiting her parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Scott, Thornton, Hall. Miss Grace Kneohtel is 'holidaying with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Knechtel. Mr.' Ross McGonigle, of Waterloo, is home for the vacation, • itMiss Louise Allen, of (Hamilton, is spen<i•ing the week with her parents, Mr, and MIs. Tames Allen; Eginond- IMi'as Bertha Beattie leaves for. To; ronto ,on -Monday to attend business college. Misses Ilelon'anrl Marie 13roadfoot of Stratford, ' visited their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Broadfoot, To wish you A Happy and Prosperous New Year J. A. Westcott Watchmakerand a td Jeweler. Opposite W. A. Crich's, A. D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY CONVEYANCING, BONDS, REAL ESTATE, ETC. „ Phone 152 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO WINTHROP. Mr. Archie Campbell, of Toronto 'spent Christmas under the ,parental Mr. Melvin Blanchard, of Belle- ville, is spending his Christmas holi- days at his home here. ,Mliss ,Hazel Shaannon, of Ford City, spent the week -end at her home. Miss Margaret Cuthill is spending the 'holidays at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. ,Cuthill, The dance held in Winthrop hall, Thursday last was a great success. The music was supplied by the Hogg orchestra, Another dance will be held in the hall Friday night, January 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Shannon and Kathleen spent Christmas With Mr. and Mrs. A. Hudson, of Seaforth. Misses Vera and Greta, and Dick Armstrong, of Buffalo, and Mr. $a'fry Armstrong, of Montreal, spent •Christmas with Mr. aid Mrs. Ferg. Bullard, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Govenlock spent Christmas ,with Mrs. Mae. Dor- ranee, of Seaforth. ,Mr. John Bullard spent the week- end at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold ISmalldon, of'iWalton. Miss McNeil visiteddfriends in Buf- falo over the holiday. Miss Minnie Wheatley, of Sun- shine, is spending her holidays at her parents' home. IMr. Wm. MciSpadden spent a few days in Toronto; last week. The Christmas supper and enter- tainment held in the church Ias'tWed- nesday evening, Dec. 22nd, was well attended. There was a splendid pro- gramme given by the young folks. Santa Claus was there with his pack and did hhs part well. Miss 'Edna Campbell, Of Benmiller, is visiting at her'hoine here. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Humphrey, of Walton, spent 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Campbell. Over 200 attended the nomination held in Winthrop hall on Monday. There are several candidates in the field this year. For reeve—F. Mc- Qtialid and Wm. Somerville. For councillors—John Dodds, Dan. Reg- ele, Ed. 'Horan, Thos. McKay, 3.tEck- at and Dan. Beuermann. HILLSGREEN. Young People's Entertainment, — The play entitled, "An Old Fashioned !Mother,' ' given by the Young People df .Hiilsgreen on Tuesday evening last was one of the best for a long time. The .parts were well taken and acted and though it lasted for two hours the people were not too tired to wait to see' Santa come and give the gifts off the tree to the little folks. And he did not forget the poor children in Toronto and other places for he had a tree for them too. It is said that the Young People have been asked to give it in Kippen and other places in the near future. Those that did not hear it will have a chalice to hear .in these places. Mr. William Anderson, of Detroit, is home for the Christmas holidays. 1'L•. and Mrs. John Foster and son, from the West, 'visited the past week with his 'brother, Mr, W-illiam 'Poster, Many will.be sorry to 'hear of the sad death of Mr. William McAllister, of Hay township, which occurred in London hospital on Sunday after- noon. The funeral 'was held 'Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his home on Parr line. Many attended the shower for lMr, and Mrs. Wil'lia'm !Parson•s on Mon- day evening at their home in Tuck- ersinith. Mission Band was held in the !base- ment of the church last Sunday with a good turn out. School Teacher ". Takes a e on Big Jobe. Atlee Is may twenty-one. Yet she already has a.proteaston:and a career. and lett both behind her. from now en her prtnolpal business 11 to pp•ht hard tor lite,and when Ag the e,.rto R does bseome� a little n toot precarious *f she may tat;: up ■oo other kind g. work, but it must not. d teaching. At least that's what the ,doctors. ray for the hard work she went through. had Just one result -they placed her hare on a eot to the Muskoka.Hoepital tor Consumptives. .slice .smiles bravely Wten she is told she ,ir onlya.. youngster, and Sass her Immediate big Job Is to respond to the woneertully sympathetic treat- ment she it receiving from the nurses and doctors who are trying to, undo 'in a 'few months the harm that dis- ease has wrought in several ,'es, A gift' from you will assist the wos- q't t ta. bringing Alice and -,,other s m lar Drier back to health - Contributions. nim o y be stat -.to flee W. A. Toronto 1, mart 9At College Street, Toronto '1, Ontario, • A Happy ' and Prosperous New Year to all is the wish of E. W r BATEMAN Practical Tailor SEAPORTH. BBN4IEJ R The Suecial Milverton Flour We Have it --Give it a TrhL Alai. Ground °,Screenings [shop ofhll Kinds C. G. 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We sell new bottoms for leather tops and sew them on correctly. High class shoe repairing. All work guaranteed. FRED BAR LOW Two doors south of Beattie's Variety Store ROXBORO. The litany friends of Miss Mar- garet Drover are pleased to hear she is able to be up and around again. We understand 'Mr, J. M. Eckert is in tite field running for (Councillor. -Tit is to be hoped he may be one of the winners. Quite a number of the farmers have been taking advantage of the open weather 'hauling out the manure to Iligrten the labor in the summer. -Mr.Wesley Coleman and brother ' Sheldon, of Hensald, visited Mr. Mil - tan Stewart Monday' last. Special Optical Offer. High grade heavy weight gold-fill- ed spectacles and eye glasses with first' quality flat spherical lenses for only $4.00. All other styles 6f frames and lenses at lowest prices. Eyes ex- amined by. our well known and pains taking specialist, Mr, ;Hnghson, with 26r years' experience. You are as- sured of the best optical 'work to be o'b4ined and et moderate prices Tws days only,' Tuesday and Wednesday,: T'anuary 11, 12. .Beattie's (''air, Sea forth. —Miss TUCKERSNIITH. Miss Jessie Ball fsspending holidays at her hone here. the Gi�bbfiigs is Mrs. Bert. visiting .rata- tives in Toronto this week, A very successful Christmas Tree and entertainment was 'held at Turn- er's church on Tuesday eveningrn last week. of A few cases of measles are report- ed in the• West end. Mr. Cecil Matheson, iof Toronto, ' 4 spending IS I .the 'holidays lie ohdays at his home' re.. Miss 'Talbot is spending day ,sI -the holi- days her home near fl3ayiield. Miss 'Ga wlcy is spending' .the lpati- ria s at her r home near Ripley. 'Miss .'Hattie Turner, who has been teaching at 'Alt ehburg, .has resigned and will teach in Toronto next year, All mothers' 'C an .pull away anxiety', re nxietn;re arding 'their suffering .children ',whin they have 'Mother ,Gree' ,' `VornExterminator to give re lie f ';. Its effects are sure and las'ting,