The Seaforth News, 1927-12-22, Page 5THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1927
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Our Stores are chucked full of good things
Mixed Candy including Cut Rock, Gumdrops,.
Creams, etc, per lb. 15e
450
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Mired Nath, all new goods 2 lbs. for
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 1b,
Creams, Chocolates etc. ;a dandy mix lb. 29e
Peanut. Butter in 5 ib. tins, each
- Ridgewey's Tea in 1 lb. Canister, a goodgift$1.19
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whole year for his Dairy Products.
Increase your Dairy Herd and enlarge your bank ac-
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Produce only cream of the best quality and send your
cream to us either through our Agents or deliver direct. We
will assure you of our very best services and highest prices.
When you need a new Cream Separator see the NEW
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Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaforth, Ont,
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Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success-
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Electricity used.
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TOWN TOPICS
Mr. Geo. Smale, of Mitchell, visit-
ed at the home of Mr. Thos, Steele,
Centre street, on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sans. Hanna were
guests of the latter't sister, Mrs.
Louis Anderson, Goderich township,
the past week,
Mr. and Mrs, Artie Keys, of Stant
ley, were guests of their parents, Mr,
and Mrs. W, L. Keys, on Friday.
Special Christmas services will be
held in St. Thomas' Church nn Sun-
day next.
Miss Emily Deem, of Toronto, is
visiting her father, Mr. Wm. Deem.
Mrs. R. Scarlett and Marion spent
the past week with : Miss Grace
Scarlett' in Burgessville and attended
theopening of the new Continuation
School in that place, where Miss
Grace is Principal.
Miss Jennie McBride returned
home Saturday nightafter spending
four months in Hamilton with her
aunt, and also spent a few weeks in
Dunnville.
A heavy fall of snow over the week
end has practically ended long-dis-
tance motor traffic, but the weather
has remiittrd mild,
Mr. j. Q, Grieve is visiting his son,
Mr. Wnr. T. Grieve, in Detroit,
Miss Olive Laidlaw, of Natick,
Boston, Mass., is spending the holi-
clay with her mother, Mrs. J, C.
Laidlaw.
The. Christmas entertainment of
the Presbyterian Sunday school was
held in the basement an Wednesday
evening, Dec. 21,
Mr, Wm. Brine, of Toronto, is
spending the holiday with his sisters,
the Misses Brine.
Miss Maude Laidlaw is visiting her
sister Florence, in Toronto, this
week.
Miss Rena Johnston, of Stratford,
spent a couple of days this week
with her aunt, Mrs. R. S. Evans.
Dr, and Mrs. Glenfield, of Wallace -
town, are visiting at the home of
Mr. Wm. Elcoat this week -end.
Miss Mary McCowan, of Toronto,
is spending the holiday's with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. McCowan,
Roxboro.
The Mail and Empire on Saturday
contained a splendid article on the
work of Prof. Parkin and Mr. w.•11.
Coates, B.A.Sc., of Toronto, in the
modern testing building for the con-
struction and navigation of aircraft,
and on methods of aerodynamic re-
search, Mr. Coates is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Coates, of town,
Among the many students and
teachers front Seaforth and neigh-
borhood, the following ones from a
distance arrived home by this week-
end to spend the Christmas holidays
here: Malcolm Armstrong of Queen's
University, Kingston; Fred Archi-
bald, HallviIle; Geo. Eberhart, Lon-
don; Janet Govenlock, Weston Col-
legiate; Grace Kerr, Port Burwelll
Geo. Kerr, Toronto; Lance Norris,
Toronto University; Mae Eberhart,
London; Louise Allen, Hamilton;
Robert Willis, Toronto University;
Hazel Elcoat, Toronto; Mary Jack-
son, Toronto Normal; Mabel Turn-
bull, Huntsville; Arnold Turnbull,
Toronto; Gwen Snowdon, Toronto
University; Ethel McKay, Thedford;
R. S. Mc•ICercher, Guelph; Ria Hills,.
Oshawa; ;Mary Laing, Milverton;
Grace Knechtel, Caledonia; Alice
Knechtel, Kilbride; Percy Hoag,
Hagersville; Cora Sherwood, Toron-
to; Charles Sherwood, Toronto Uni-
versity; Lillian Wankel, Toronto;
Alvin Oke, Elgin.
Mrs. W. H. Bullard, who was
stricken with a heart attack last Fri-
day, and has been seriously_, ill since
then , on Wednesday evening was.
somewhat improved.
Among the many ways of dispens-
ing Christmas cheer, the ;Miasioa Band
League of the United Church are
sending to Miss Black, of the All -
People's Mission, Windsor, a box of
clothing, books and toys valued at
$20.
Mr. Thos. Gillespie, of Toronto, ar-
rived Wednesday to spend the holi-
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Gillespie. •
Mr. Leslie Kerr, of Toronto Uni-
versity, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Kerr.
SANTA CLAUS' VISIT.
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"I didn't know there e e were so many
youngsters in the distric„ w tile • Bennett and Tim Eaton motored to
ten.ark of ore. :nr, ::;,re •.c-. '.,, ;h•, Toronto on Monday with two truck
large gathering to greet Santa Claus loads of dressed fowl,
and receive presents on -Tuesday al- Don't forget the Christmas supper
ternoon, 'The Christmas tree which and entertainment to be held in Cavan
has stood•'between the Postoflice and Church tonight.
bank the past few days, presents a A dance will be held in the hall on
very pretty appearance decorated Friday night, Dec. 30thl,Ludwig's or -
with colored electric lights and heavy chests snpplydng the' music. Lunch
laden with snow. The Lions Club served.
community :Christmas tree has added The horses and cutlets are taking
to the spirit of Christmas in a great
measure,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
Beattie Bargains
Late Shipment of "Best English Crockery
--- is your Chance _--
Heavy Block handled Cup and Saucer 12c
Odd Cups 2 for 15c Dinner. Plates 2 for 25e
" Tea Plates 3 for 25c and all white -warn reduced
Specials in Dinner Sets
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All the Toys — All the time—for all the ksddies
Come` p_, Buy Save
China •— Post Cards -- Novelties
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
BEATTIE BROS.
"'0 ' ' HURON OLD BOYS' As..
Wishing you and yours SOCIATION OF TORONTO.
a Merry er hristrnas and The annual Euchre and Bridge err-
-tertainznent of t11e Huron Old Boys'
, Happy and ,rosper$
Association of Toronto was held in
GGA New Year Ilygeia Hall, Elm st., on Monday
ev'g, Dec, 5th, when Huronites turn-
ed out in surprisingly large numbers,
ESJ N 4p ld9 thane aate nany previous fu cti n of r'the
r
Better Shoos for Less Money same kind. Everybody was in 'good
DirectlyOpposite Commercial Christmas humor, and consequently,
pp the programme went along with a
Hotel rush,
Twenty tables were devoted to
Bride, while 45 -tabes were required
for the Euchre players.
As previously announced, the
Stokes Family orchestra 'made. the'r'
first appearance before a Huron aud-
ience. and needless to say, they met
with a very enthusiastic , reception.
Their music was of the highest order,
and every number was very heartily
ann'a'ded. There are six members
of the family in the company, and
each one of them, including the little.
six-year-old tot, executed their parts
wonderfully well.
At the conclusion of the card and'
bridge games, refreshments were
served in a manner that could not but
entirely satisfy the most fastidious.
Dancing followed until 12 o'clock,
when the meeting broke , up with
"Auld Lang Syne."
The following were some of the
large number present:— .
Mr. R. C. King and Miss King; Mr,
and Mrs. T. A. McLaren; Mr. and
Mrs. B. H. McCreath and Mrs., W.
MoCreath; Mr. and Mrs. E. Floody
and Miss Floody; Mr. and Mrs. H.
13, Stowe; Mr, H. I. Morris and the
Misses Morrish; Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Vanstone; Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
Pringle; Mr. and Mrs. D. Thompson;
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Wilson; Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Buchanan; Mr. and
Mrs. W. Proudfoot; Mr. and Mrs. N.
T3 'Cobbledick • nd Miss Cobbledick,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin: Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. 'Cracknell; Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Cantelon; Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Simmons; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Duff;
Mr. and Mrs. D. Robertson; Mr.
and Mrs. W. Donert Mr. and Mra.
A. W. Wise, Miss Wise and Miss
Case; Mr, G. A. Newton and Miss
Newton; Mfr. and Mrs. J. W, Strait-
on; Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Floody;
Mr. and Mrs. H. McHardy; Mr, and
Mrs. J. Dunlop; Mr. and '.1frs. T.
H. Stokes; Dr, and Mrs. H. J, Hod-
gdns and Mrs. DeLacey (Seaforth);
McKILLOP.
Mrs. Alexander Gordon, Eliza
McLeod, widow of the late Alexand-
er Gordon, passed away at the home
of her son, Mr. Hugh Gordon, lot 21,
concession 6, McKillop, on Wednes-
day morning, Dec. 21, after an illness
that had lasted since early in the sum-
mer. Mrs. 'Gordon, a native of Cape
Breton Island, Nova Scotia, was barn
eighty-two and a half years ago,
daughter of the late Murdo and Mrs.
McLeod, The family moved to On-
tario while she was quite young, set-
tling in McKillop on the 6th con-
cession. On Wednesday, Dec, 29th,
1869, she was united in marriage to
Alexander Gordon, also of McKillop.
There remains one daughter, Mrs.
John Little, McKillop, and three sons,
Angus in Toronto, Hugh and John,
6th concession, McKillop. The fune-
ral will be held from the residence of
Mr. Hugh. Gordon on Friday, Dec.
2Srd at. 2 p.m, to Maitlandbank cem-
etery.
Report of U.S.S. No. 1, McKillop—
For December. Jr. TV., Catherine
Lane 83 per cent., Arnold Murray 64,
William Nish 63,
:Sr. III., Mabel Nigh 71.
Jr. III., Frances Fortune 95, Dor-
ene Nigh 77, Peter Murray 72, Ade-
laide Murray 65,
Jr, T., Ambrose Nigh 71, Jack For-
tune 69. Sr. Pr., Margaret Murray
64. Jr. Pr., Angeline Murray 70, Ro-
bert Devereaux and Florence Murray
67.
No. on roll 15, average attendance
14
M. C. Reynolds, Teacher,
A Christmas entertainment and box
social will be held at S.S. No. 2, Mc-
Killop, Friday evening, December 23.
Entertainment to commence at 8 o'-
clock. A good programme will be 17r. and 'sirs, W. Cruikshank; Mr.
provided. Admission 25e. Ladies and Mrs. J. Lanionby; Mr. and Mrs.
bringing boxes admitted free. L. Carrell; Mr. John Robertson; Mr.
Olive V. Medd, Teacher. R. 'Si Sheppard; Mr. H. M. Jack-
son; Dr. G. F. Belden; Mr. Carl
Belden; Mr, W. K. Tinning; Mr.
WINTHROP. Frank Cook; Mr, R. Leiper; Mr. C.
"A Merry Christmas to All." C. Church (Oshawa) Mr, T.Mas-
"A
Glee Club met at the home of
son (Pickering); Mrs J.S. Timmins;
Mrs. James Simpson last week and lairs. Joseph Beck and the Misses
spent a very enjoyable evening in Beck, Mrs. S L. Scutt; Mrs. J.
progressive euchre. The first prize Sanderson; Mrs. G. C. Young; Miss
of a half dozen sherbet glasses was Lily Paterson; Miss Fannie Paterson;
won by Miss Almira Shannon. The Muss Grace Stirling; Miss Irene
consolation, a pair of salt and pepper Abell Miss Florence Knox; Miss
shakers, went to Mrs. Johns Pethick. May Hamilton; Miss E Hanna; Miss
Alter the games were over a dainty R. Reid; Miss E. RekI; Arise R.
lunch was served by the hostess. t-I;sseS; Miss B. Joyce and many
Miss Muriel Farquharson of Wal- others,
ton spent the week end with Miss Notes.
Jean Holland. President R. C. King is a live wire
The dance held in the hall last Fri- an xd 1111 up-to-date
presiding ledteofficer.
day was well attended. gentle-
Messrs. George Stewart, Kenaie men's 151 prize in Bridge, while Mrs.
Buchanan won the ladies' let prize.
High class playing and a lucky name.
That big hearted Honorary Presid-
ent, J. A, 'McLaren, doneted the cof-
fee and it was real • coffee, Nearly.
everybody went 'back for two more
0005.
Harry Stowe won the lst•prize in
progressive euchre and Harry is some
player to beat that bunch.
Mrs D, Thompson and her tom.
the place of cars these days as the mittee deserve special mention for the
snow has.niade it impassible for cars. very sympathetic and satisfactory
Old Dobbin CM always be relied u,aniter in whir h the 'refreshmentswere served. Not a hitch and every-
upon.
We are glad to hear that Mr. John body welt served. Mrs, Thompson
Boyd is improving, could easily give some pointers to
Mr. Harvey Rutley spent 'Sunday some of aur high class city caterers.
at she diems of 1.7%, and Mrs. Bell, Secretary Floody met one of his
bloncrielf, pupils of Tipperary school forty years
Mrs, A. Halley returned home Sat- ago, and it was some meeting and
a-rclay after visiting for three weeks some greeting.
with her daughter, Mrs. R. Munn,Mr, D. D, Wf'lson and Mrs, II. 13.
Guelph. Stowe supervised the card games,
while Hon, President Bert itcCreath
kept everything moving.
The music was good and everybody
DUBLIN. appreciated it to their hearts' content.
Mr, and Mrs. Stokes must have been.
1 proud of 'their family, and well they
a .,
night. because it is a rare occurrence
to have six born musicians in one
fatndly,
Much sympathy was expressed for
Mrs. King, wife of our president, and
Mrs. H. L Morrish, who were both de-
tained at ltotne on account of illness,
They were both very much missed,
Gar, Vanstone, 'formerly mayor of
Wingham, but now prominent busi-
ness man of Toronto, was. one .of the
busiest men on the job. "Gar" is a
genuine hustler when 'there is any
work to he. done. -
The annual At Home of ,the As-
sociation, "The Big Meet'," will be
field in the Foresters' Temple, corner
of :Bay and Richmond sts. on Thurs-
day evening, January 26th, 1928, The
proceedings will be broadcast by
'CFCA, and the programme will be of
ST. COLUMBAN.
'Mr. Joseph Morris, who has been
visiting at the hone of his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. James Morris, return-
ed to Detroit this week.
Mr. Thomas Lane, of Toronto, is a
visitor at the .home of his mother,
Mrs, John 'Lane, McKillop,
Mrs, John Gallagher who has been
a visitor with her brother, Mr. John
Delaney, returned to her home in
Strathroy on Monday.
Mtr, Frank McQuaid, lfcleillop, is
confined to home with an attack of
bronchitis; under the doctor's care he
is improving.
The Literary Society put on a very
good programme at their meeting last
Friday night,
The ladies of the IG iW:L. ,are hold-
ing a social and dance in the Parish
Hall, St, Colum'ban, on the night of
Monday, ,Dec. 26th. Music by the' Ste
wart•Harntonef Boys of Seaforth.
Miller's Worm Powders willpurge
the stomach and intestines of worms
so effectively and so easily and pain-
lessly ° that the ntost delicate stomach.
will not feel any inconvenience from
their action. They recommend them-
selves to mothers as a preparation
that will restore strength and vigor to
their children and protect them from
the ,debilitating effects which result
from the depredations of worms.
Mr. Gerald Jordan is spending is
few weeks' vacation at his home here.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Guild of St. Marys Anglican Church
was held at the home: of Mrs. Archie
Forbes Thursday afternoon, Dec. 15.
Business part of the meeting consist-
ed of electing of officers which .re-
sulted as follows: President, Mrs. Ar-
chie Forbes; vice president, Mrs. Juo.
Darling, secretary - treasurer, Mrs.
Joe Moore, Logan; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Alex. Darting. Flow-
ers to the sick, Mrs. F. Moore and.
Mrs. L. Moore of Hibbert. The la-
dies regret very much that Mrs. Wnt.
Hills, who proved 'a very efficient sec-
retary the' lest two years, has resign-
ed owing to the serious illness of her
daughter. whose early recovery the
Ladies' Guild hopes for.
Want and For Sale ads, 3 tithes Sec
PAGE FIVE
the highest order. It is expected that i._� _R a
a large number of visitors from ` the
016 County will be presentat this,
big annual gathering of the clans,
Charlie -Simmons danced around
like a sixteen -year-old, as he thought
of the good old days in Goderich
Town. WINTHROP HALL
There seems to be a great longing
for the old time square dance with the
old time "Caller off" and the feeling
is 'that this should be a feature at our.
annual At 'Home in January.
DANCE
ALMA.
Mrs. (Dr.) James Fowler. --A sad
death occurred in Owen. Sound on
Monday, Dec. 12th, in the passing of
Mrs. (Dr,) James Fowler, formerly
Mary ,Stevens, of Alma Corner, Hui. -
lett township. Mrs, Fowler was born
77 years ago, daughter of the late 'Wm
and Mrs, Stevens, Alma: Until her
marriage 55 years ago to Dr• Fowler,
also of Hullett, she lived at Alma,
Dr. and ;Mrs. Fowler made their home
at Owen Sound son after their mar-
riage. 'There survives, her husband,
one daughter, Ida, at home and four
sons, Albert, William, Edwin and
:Charles in :Saskatchewan, also five
sisters, Mrs. Alex. Jamieson and 'Mrs,
George Brock of Brucefield, Mrs.
Biggar, ,Port McNichol, Mrs. Wm,.
Bennett, West Branch, Mich., Mrs.
Frank Taylor, Bear, Mich.; andone
brother, hir. VVnr.. Stevens, Detroit.
Mrs. Brock, Brucefield, and Mrs.
13iggar, Port McNichol, attended the
funeral, which took place on Friday,
Dec. 16th.
BIRTHS..
SMLTH—At Hensall, on Monday,
December 19, to Dr. G. L. and Mrs.
Smiths, of St. Marys, a son (George
Petty).
The Many -Purpose Oil.—Both in
the hoose anti stable there are scores
of uses for Dr. Thnmas' Electric Oil.
1.?se it for cuts, bruises, burns, scalds,
the pains of rhetrratism and sciatica
sore throat and chest. Horses arc li-
able very largely to similar ailments
and mishaps as afflict mankind, and
are equally amenable to the healing
influence of this fine old remedy
which has made thousands of firm
friends during the past fifty years.
OLD TIME
DANCE
BRUCEFIELD
WALKER'S HILL
Thursday Dec. 29th
Best music.
Admission. 75c Ladies free
• Music by s.
LUDWIG SERE+ NADERS
of Blyth
Friday, December 30th
Admission $1,00
Lunch Served.
J. LAMINIAN
FURNITURE REPAIRS
No job too big to handle or too small
to do. Phone 303J and I will call
for your work.
Work shop at rear of BARLOW'S
SHOE REPAIR SHOP.
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GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds
and Investments
Phone 152
Seaforth, Ontario.
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ourAuto Needs
GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES
PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES
Repairs and charging on all makes.
A good line of New and Used Parts.
A FEW USED CARS LISTED
Chevrolet Touring, 1921 $75.00 with License
.Ford Touring 1918 $75.00 with License
Ford Coupe 1925, balloon tires, like new• ..$375 with License
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