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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-05-12, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY,. MAY 12, 1938 HENSALL Tele Ream1111. 'Citizens Bian.d wiil give their first .weekly mien air eon - tett .on Satueday eine 4th. These will 'continue each Saturday ev- ening during the summer ,moeiths. • Mr. Ed ,Fhrk ,spern the week end With his 'family in Hanover, MTS. john Passmore returned home ,from Hamilton on Sundey where she had been visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William McLean. Mr. Albert Passmone of Delhi *spent Sunday here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Passenone. Mr. and Mrs. William Gram of De- troit spent the ISreek 'end here ,with the former's parents, MT. and Mrs. Geo. Gram. Mr., 'Ed Brook was visiting in Lon- . don on Saturday. Mothers' Day Was observed in .crur local 'churches on Sunday east. At Carmel 'Presbyterian Chtiroh the pas- tor, Rev. W. -A. 'Young, occupied his own pulpit. At the morning serviee he spoke very appropriately cm Mothers' Day, 'also on Family Sunday. A child - Ten's' choir of 05' voiees .furnished the music, A qnartette by :Emily and El- aine Hoskins, Marian and Lois Mc- Laren; also a duet by Margaret and jean Love. At the evening service the oi ,Herisall accompanied by visiting brethern from LOOP. a Clinton, Seaforth and Exeter marched to Carmel Church in •a body where they were .addressed by the pastor, Rev, W. A. Young. Besides the an- them by ehe choir, a quartette was given by Mrs. Young, Irene Hog- garth, Neale Workman and Mrs. W. A. Mc.Leren. Mothers' ;Day service was observed in 'the United Church en Sunday with splendid congregations out at ;both services. The pastor, Rev. Arthur Sinclair ocoupied his own pulpit and gave two very interesting .aticl appro- priate sermons. At the morning ser- vice the choir rendered two beautiful anthems for "Mother." At the evening service besides the arithein a •duet was given by Mrs. Mf Clark and Mrs. Geo, Hess. The Arnold Circle of Carmel Church met at the home •of Miss Beryl Pfaff on Monday evening with a good at- tendance of members present W. M. S. Meeting— The W.M.S. of rhe 'United Church held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon in the basement of the church. There was a good at- tendance of members. Mrs. Sinclair presided, The meeting opened by singing hymn 187, "The whole wide world", The Devotional was taken by Mrs, Annie McDonald; prayer by Mrs. William Dougal, Sr. Miss El- eanor [Fisher fevered with a piano solo. The topic, 'Manifold Ministry," was ably taken by Mrs. David Mickle. Hymn am, "Teem, the name high over all," was sung. Mrs. Cross presided over the ,business period. The minutes of the pre-vious meeting were read by the secretary and adomed as read. Mrs. John 'Elder of the visiting com- mittee for the month reported as mek- ing 'ID calls. Mrs. S. Merrier and Mrs. Wilson Carlisle were appointed a vis- iting committee. It was decided to hold a birthday party on May 1,9th, A hale of clothing is to be packed on j•une teed for the Weert. Donations may be left at the home of Mrs. John Elder. The guessing conteet in the Good- win and Ratline stores close Saturday. Miss 'Kathryn Drysdale won the rug at Goodwin's, correct number 1741, and Miss Drysdale's guess was am. At Rannie's the correct number was 2009. Miss 'Evelyn Corbett won rhe ring, her guess being 2000. The pupils of Hensall Public and Continuation schools are packing a bale of clothing and books, which will be shipped this week to needy echaol children in the West. Mr. A. W. Kerslake of St. Marys, who recently bought the produce 'eusiness here of left.. Lennis O'Brien, has rented the house at corner of Ox- ford and Albert streets, belonging to Robert lEacrett estate. He moved his household effects here, on Monday. Mrs, William Sangster was calling on Exeter friends on 'Friday. Pupils of Hensall Public echool, accompanied by parente and 'friends, attended the musical festival in James St. .Charch, Exeter, Saturday evening, pot on by pupils 'from South Huron. In the contest of three roam echool choirs Hensel] won 3rd place in sen- ior intermediate and junior egries. For giree solo, under !110 yeare, Ruth Hee won .first; de years or over, Helen Salmcrs won 2nd. Boy', solo, 10 o - over, ,Roes Kennedy won 4th. The Y. P. S. of the 'United Cherch met Monday with Miss Kathryne Drysdale presiding. Devotional pray- er was taken by Goldie Cross. A solo by Minnie Sangster, dnet by Mrs. Hess and Rath Gess, Topic on cirti- zenship taken by Rev. A. Sinclair. A piano ealo by Miss Douglass. • Mr. ,Nelson Blatchford, sanitary inspector, will commence his rounds on Monday, May 213ed. Mr. an.d Mrs. .Peter Schwalm and family af 'Zurich moved here Monday and will occupy Mr. Henry Horton's house on North Richmond St. Miss Marion Sinclair of Toronto spent the week end here with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Sinclair, Miss Mavis Spencer af Toronto spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. 1George Janson spent Saturday in Landon. Miss Mildred Follick, nurse -in - training alt (Victoria Hospital, London spent Sunday 'here with her parents,' Mr, Ray Paterson of Toronto spent the week end here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Harmon of Stratford spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. IE. Drummond, Mr, Casey Hudson of Listowel spent the week end at his home here. The annual meeting of the Con- servatives of the eetlerall riding of Huron -Perth will be at Hensall Fri- day 'evening, May eleth, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bondman vis- ited friends en Hanover an Sunday. 'Miss 'Margaret Bell trf London spent the week end here with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Rabt, Bell. Mr, Harold. Sherritt of Toronto spent the 'week end at 'his home here. Miss Marie Bell of London spent NEW SPRING Hair Styles to suit the New Spring Hats Permanents You may have your choice NO Machine Permanent OT Machine Permanent Satisfaction Ceciaranteed• Special Prices NOW 'B' Beautp Salor "The horree af 'Better 'Permanents" Phone 59 or 18 Seaforth .1110111=111880 1161•M011111 the week end here with her !parents, Me. and Mrs. William Bell. Miss 'Myrna Hudson of Londor spent Sunday at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren an Mr. William L. McLaren spent Sun- day at ,Farquitar.. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wren and Mrs Thos, Wren Sr. of Exeter were Sun day visitors with Mr: and Mrs. Thos Wren.. • MT. Roy Weblber and Mr. 'and Mrs Joseph Hudson spent Sunday at Nia gara Feels. TUCKERSMITI-I The May meeting en the Tucker' irtith 'Ladies' Olub was held at the borne ',of Mrs. Newman Garrett with eenty-four ladies present. The roe call was anewets to ten questions On current ,events. The young lady mem- bers of the club gave the ;following pragram: Solos by 'Misses Florence Whitmore and Viola Pepper; readings by Misses Margaret Crich, Margaret Fear and Sara Whitmore; contest, "Scrambled 'Eats," Miss Irene Gar- rett. There was the annual exchange of 'plants, bulbs, etc. A heavy guilt was quilted to :be sent to Saskatche- wan. An enjoyable pot luck supper was served cafeteria style. The group in charge of the June meeting will he Mrs. Ed Johns, Mrs, Ernie Crich, Mrs. A. Matheson, Mrs, Howard Crich and Miss Sadie Ball. Roll 'call: The name of a famous Canadian Wo- man, and for what she is or was noted. The next meeting will he at Mrs. Ed John? an June 2. Mr. Fletcher Whitmore was home frone Kirkton for the week end. Mrs, Tebbutt is spending a few days at the home of Mr. Hugh Mc- Lachlan who continues very ill. AUBURN Mr. and Mrs Bert Natt and ,Ger- ahem. Mrs. McCool of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Garrett of Blyth were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Robison, Mr. Arthur Yungblut af Detroit visited with his father Mr. George Yungblut for the week end. Mr. Jas. Brundrit, teller of the Canadian Bank of Commerce here, is taking his holidays at his home in Wiarton. His place is being taken by Mr. Norman Ritchie of Sombre, Mr. Robt. McLeod of Stratford visited with his mother, Mrs. John McLeod. on Sunday. On his return he was accompanied by his mother, who is going to visit him. Nike-, Margaret Ferguson of Park- hill spent the week end with her par - erns. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Allilon and daughter re Parkhill visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor. Tom Lawlor. Lloyd McLarty and his mother Mrs. Neleon McLane-. left nt Tueedey for a trip to Sault Ste. Marie, Mrs. Geo. Handiten won the rug in Mr. R. D. Munroe, window and Miss Viola Thompson won the rug in Gor- don Taylor's windew. Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson of Goderieh vieited with Mrs. .S. Blair for a few days last week. Miss Mary Dobie and Miss Elsie Snell are attending a three days' con- ference of the Junior Institute at MacDonald Hail, Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. .Edgar Lawson and Bernice visited with Mrs. William Sclater at Seaforth on Sunday. Mrs. Edgar Lawson, MTS, Wm. Robison, Mrs. lFeed 'Ross, evIrs. J. j. Wilson, Iles. John Huston, IVIrs. J. C. Stoltz, Mrs. james Howiet, Jos- ephine Weir and Eleanor Wilson at- tended 'a. sectional meeting Of Huron Pres'beeteriail ‘Of the Presbyterian Church helei in Gaderich last 'Friday. .Lantern slides on missions will be given in the Auburn Baptist Church on Tuesday, May 17th, Mr. Thomas Adams is in Toronto visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Adams, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Pilgrim of For- est and Mr, Pilgrim Sr., nf Verna, were ,Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. East. Mr. and Mrs. C. Baker of Wing- hani visited on Sunday with Mrs. C. Sthultz and Clara. FOR SALE One 24-416 Decker Separator in first olass operative condition, for sale. T. A. Gormley, Dublin, Ont. FOR SALE Navy bine go-cart with 'hood, used 8 mOreths„ reasonable. 'Sealers. and crib mattress. Mrs. ,Haeron, 10eel St., Seaforth. Messrs. 'Keith Arthur, Dick Arm- strong, Angus McAuley and Ben Ha- milton left by motor Tuesday for Jellico where they expect to get werk in the mines. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held in the Forester's 'Hall on T'ues'day, May 171th, Mrs. Oster ,of 'Myth, District President , is expected to he present and give an ,address., Current events to be given by MTS. W. T. Robison. Roll call to he .answered by paying of fees. Baptist Ladies' Aid— The 'Ladies' Aid of, Baptist Church Iheld their monthly meeting at the home af MTS. W. C. :Robertson cn Thenselay afternoon. The presid- ent, Mrs. C. LA. 1Hanson, presided, The devotional exercises were taken by Mrs. Jas Raitleby and Mrs. How- son.' Readings were given by Mrs. tjohn Raitleby, Mrs. R. if, Phillips, Mrs Frank Raith•by and Viola Leath- eriand. Miss Elizabeth !Elkin ,gave a paper on "The Life of Joseph," which had teen prepared 'by Mrs. Stanley Johnston, Mrs. Jasper Mc - Brien gave a paper on e0nr Ideal in Life." Mrs. [John McKnight and Mrs. Walper favored with a .cheet and Mrs. Glen Raithby sang a solo. Mrs. G. W. Sherman dosed the :meeting with prayer. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs, Howson and MrseJohn Raithley, About 40 farmers of this dietrict attended a traceor demonstration at the 'farm of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc- Vittie of Hullett on Thursday. Mr. George Raitithy is at present re -decorating and furnishing his house which was recently occupied by Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Perguson, Mr, Raithhy intends making a tour- ist home of the dwelling. 'Mrs. A, g. Ferguson's group of the W. M. S. of the 'United Church .leeld a successful eate of homemade bak- ing last Saturday. VARNA The young people of the United Church entertained the yonng people of Bayfield United Church in the hall. Mrs. Ings enterteined visitors .from Detroit for 'the week end. Mr. George Beatty Sr. entertained friends from London on Sunday. Miss Logan spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Yeo, 'Coderich Township. Rob and Norman Campbell spent a few days with relatives at Cayuga. "Holed this happen? The last time I was 'here you were yenning a fishi market—and now you've got a 'cheese CLEARING AUCTION SALE 61 Parm, 'Farm Stook and Imple- ments, at Lot 10, Con. 1114, 3e4 milei east of 'Walton, on' Friday, May 1131h, at 111 o',olacle Horses—Horse rising five years; honse rasing 'six years. Cattle—Durhern Grade. Cow eight y,ears, bred November 20th; cow five years, bred Jan, Illth; cow, .eight years, fresh; cow. seven Years, fresh; .cow Tour years, fresh; coee three years, &resit; two-year- old steers, half Tat; 1 two-year-old h '6 heifer, ale at; steers, 1. year old; heffer year old; 16 calves. Pigs -9 pigs eight weelcs oldp 2 pigs 150 lbs. Implements—Massey Harris binder 6 ft. cut; IVIcCormidc Deering mo-wer 6 foot cut, needy new; 1McCormick 'Deering side rake, nearly new; Frost 8z Wood hay loader; ID it. 1Frost & Woad dump rake; land roller; Peter Hamilton •cultirator; 2-fitterow riding plow; 1, -furrow Verity riding 'plow; 211 Fleury walking plow; section Diam- ond harro.ws; Cookshutt fertilizer drill; hay rack with shift, 1, set of sling ropes, Tanning mile, set 2000 Ib, scales; .wagon with box and stock rack; set sleighs, top buggy,•cutter, Renfrew cream sepaeator, nearly new; Daisy churn No. 3'; Bugkeye brooder stove; stone boat; ai set bree.ching harness; set harness; a number of collars; set of flight harness nearly new. 'A quantity of mixed grain. A gitantity of hay, Forks, shovels, chains and nnmerous other articles. The Fenn—Lot 10, Con, 114, Mc- Killop, SS acres, well drained and fenced. Brick house, bank barn, drive shed, ibuildings all in goad repair, Never failing well and wind mill, Land in good state of cultivation. Will be sold subject to a reserve bid. If Farm is not sold there is 20 acres .01 first cut for bay and d4 acres of mix- ed barley and oats sowed, will& will be offered for sale, and will take a 'few head of cattle to pasture. Terms—On livestock and chattels, cash. Terms on Sanm made known. on day of sale. Proprietor is giving op farming owing to poor health. Robert g. [Dougherty, Proprietor. George H. Elliott, Auctioneer. WANTED Small house to rent. Reply giving full particulars to Box 12[7, The Sea - forth [News. FOR SALE Beatty .Electric Washer, for 'bal- ance of payments. Fully guaranteed. Apply 'Geo, A. Sills & Sons, phone 516, Seaforth. NOTICE For service, pure bred Yorkshire hog, of goad select type. Terms $1 cash. .Hugill's Specialty Farm, No, 8 Highway west. shop." Hazel Hazzie—has "'Well, you see, my friends all eahl 1 needed a change Of air," Want and !For Sale Ads, 3 weeks, 50c what? Why! Cress Core and Bunion Salves!! Removes Calluses, Warts, Ingrown Toenails too. Sold by 'Keating's and all Drug 'Counters. HOGS -WOOD COAL -SALT We are BUYING HOGS. Give us a trial. We can also supply you with HARDWOOD or SOFT WOOD delivered in lots of from one to ten cords. Get our price on Red Jacket SOFT COAL. We have a supply of SALT of all kinds. Phone your order. Get our price on MOTOR OIL. One, five or ten gallon lots in your can. Also GREASE. We will truck and sell your Cattle in Toronto. We will have Clay DRAIN TILE about May 24th. Place your order and you will be served in turn until we get stocked up again. Give us a chance to give you service. We have two trucks, one large, one small. SPROAT & S ROAT PHONE 136 r 2, SEAFORTH TILE MFTRS. Jahlnn.aaansm..2eN[a•MeniVa•Moaaaawimapg.g............. COME AND SEE Westinghouse CUSHIONED ACTION WASHERS We have an affidavit sworn before a notary public to prove that the Westinghouse Wash- er takes out more dirt with the least wear on clothing, com- bined with the best built washer available. We have on display a shirt which has been ,washed 104 times under ordin- ary home laundering condi- tions, each washing consisting of washing for ten rninutes in hot soapy water in a Westing- house, Washer, rinsing and wringing operations. JOHN BACH CASH AND CARRY SATURDAY ONLY P. 8c G. Soap, 3 cakes Pearl White, 3 cakes Sepoy, per cwt............3.75 .... 3.75 Sunlight, 2 cakes 12c 2 pounds Shortening Free with each bag of Flour 12c Five Roses, per cwt 4.00 •12c Prairie Rose, Der cwt. .335 Palmolive, 2 cakes 12c Infant's Delight, 3 cakes 12c Many Flowers, 3 cakes .,..12c Comfort Soap, 3 cakes ....14c Magic 'Baking 'Powder, lb...28c Surprise, 3 cakes 14c Forest City, quart gem ....29c Richard's 'Carbolic, 3 cakes .14c Rose Brand, lb. ..... . 18c Kirk's Castile, 3 cakes .....14c Campbell's Soups, 3 tins ., .25c Calay Soap, 3 cakes 14c Icing Sugar, 3 pound , —190 Finest Peanut ,Butter 2 lbs. 21c W. J. Finnigan ELMER D. BELL, B.A. Successor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario AUCTION SALE 10f Household Effects at Mr. j. L. McClure's,' North 'Main Se., Seaforth, an Saturday afternoon, al 2 o'clock, May 1141th; Combination china cabinet .and cup- board, rocking 'chairs, ieenery, dress- er, stands, beds .springs aied mat- t•ress,es, Davenport ansi cushions, kit- chen cabinet, rugs, .cooking utensils, dishes, fruit jars, electric iron, curtain rods, garden Take, hoe, saw, axe, etc., and numerous other items, Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. W. C. MeSpadden, Proprietor. FOR SALE 1928. Whippet coupe. Will sell cheap for cash. Bert Barrie, phone Clinton 6116 r 112. FOR SALE 10 pigs, eight weeks old. Fergus Rielly, Dublin. FOR SALE Two choice young sows, bred, for sale. Waited to buy—soy beans, Ap- ply to John Nolan, phone 211 .on 144, WORK WANTED A young merried man thing in town wants any kind of work. 'Experi- eneed in .all lines of farming. Apply at The News 'Office. 'NOTICE Any person in possession, of an Atlas of Huron County containing a map or maps, please communicate •dir- eet with William Murray, Dauphin, Manitoba, FOR SALE One good milk caw, 7 years old, due May 10th. W. 3. Finnigan STREET OILING Town of Seaforth Residents wishing to have their respective streets oiled are requested to have signed petitions in the hands ,of the Clerk by May 115th. D. H. Wilson, Town .Clerk. COURT OF REviarom Township of Stanley Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revisil on the Assessment Rolls for the Township of Stanley will be held in the Township .Hall on Mon- day, May 30th at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. And take notice that all appeals against the Assessment !Rolls must be left with the Clerk on or belore May 26th, 119138. Dated this 9th day of May, 1938. Chas. C. Pilgrim, .Clerk of Stanley. COURT OF REVISION Township of Tuckersmith The Municipal Council of Tucker - smith will meet as a Caurt of Revi- sion on the Assessment Roll of 1938, at Seaforth on Saturday, May 28th, at 2 pen. All ap.peals must be in the hands of the Clerk on GT before the 17th of May, 119138. Interested parties should govern themselves accordingly. D. F. McGregor, Clerk. POTATOES and RASPBEI?RIES A limited supply of ,Dooley Potatoes free from disease. While they last: Large Size 40c per bag 1VIediurn or Seed Size..30c a bag RASPBERRY PLANTS. Get then, out now. Beautiful large firm berries, 50 plants for $1.25. Supply Limited HUGILL'S SPECIALTY FARMS YOUR LAST CHANCE To get some of those wonderful Strawberry Plants @ 75c per hundred, at HUGILL'S SPECIALTY FARMS No. 8 Highway, three miles west of Seaforth PS. See us about Concrete VValls and Silos. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The 'Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bonk Seaforth. Office boons:— a'nesday, T.hureday and Saturday 1:130 pm. to 5 p.m, ,Seeneday evening, 7:30 p. m. to 9 p PENNSYLVANIA PRODUCTS !Nearly all lcinds of oils and greases. IVIotor oil, cream separator oil, 'mach- ine il. Prorn.pt free delivery. Grain bought. Sam Chesney, Rhone ;116ek4, Seaforth, SPRING CLEARANCE SALE Of Used Pianoe. Such well-known makes as Heintzman, Nordheimer, Mason & iRisch, Weber, and others at reasonable prices and terries. Write Heintzman & Co., 242 Dundas St., London, Ont, for further pertioulars. No obligations. POTATOES FOR SALE A quantity of Irish .Cobbler Pot- atoes for seed and table inc. Phone 244 r 6, Seaforth. Geo. B. Dorrance, FOR SALE Roll top desk, Buckeye incubator holds 60 eggs, 'knitting machine. Ap- ply at The News office. FARMS FOR SALE Good farms Tar sale in Bruce, Hu- ron and Perth Counties. A reasonable cash payment will he accepted and terms for the ibalaoce arranged at 4% interest. Write me,stating require- ments. Oliver Hemingway, Inspector for Commissioner of Agricultural Loans, R.R. 3, Btrussels, or p'hone 0314, Brussels. , • • 'FARM FOR 'SALE .100 acre farne with good 'buildings, spring creek and bush. Priced right foiequicle saie. Apply to The Seaforth News. • PROPERTIES FOR 'SALE h House and Lot in the, Town of Seaforth belonging to Rebecca Davis Estate. Comfortable dwelling. 2. Part of Lot 24, Con, 3, MoKillop, containing 5 acres. Comfortable house anel •small barn. Suitable far poultry ranch. 3. Lot 7, Con. dee, Grey Township. acreeelGood 1brick house and barn, driving slied, good well, ye' mile from school. Property of late Wm. Woods. Particulars may be secured from Mrs. Kate Woods, Walton, Ont. Apply Elmer D. Bell, Seaforth, Ont. ROYtAL CARBROOE (27101] Enrolment No, 31500. Form IL [Route for season of 19.38: Monday—Will leave his own stable Lot 3, Con. 3, Haat, to go north to Walton .to Herb, Kirkby's for noon; to his own s•table for night. Wednesdaye-Will go east as far as Beechwood; home for eight. Friday—Will go south 274 miles, then west to Sem Switzer's school, then south to Mill Road and home.by way of S.eaferth. Terme-e$115 payable Mar. le 1939. T. J. McMichael, Prop. & Manager TOWN OF SEAFORTH Tax Pre= Payment Receipts For 1938 The Town will pay 4 per cent per annum up to Aug. 31/38 on all pre- paid 1938 taxes. Certificates and full particulars may be obtained from the Town Clerk's office in the Town Hall, D. H. WILSON, Treas. INSURANCE Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid- ent,Windstorm 8c guarantee bonds. Rates reasonable. All risks placed in first class companies. Infarmation cheerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSUiRANCE AGENCIES Dominion Bank Ruelding, Seaforth Phone 334w