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The Seaforth News, 1938-05-19, Page 10P.AE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1938 HENSALL The death ocoureed at St. Joseph's .Hospital, London, early TuesdaY monning of Albert 'Frederick Selves, only son of Mr. ari.c1 MTS. John Sel- ves ,jr. of ,the north boundary, Us - borne. He had been poorly for sev- eral days. On Mon.day he underwent on operation, and ,died early Tues- days., The remains were brought to Bonthron & Drysdale's parlors here and later taken to his 'father's 'home. He was rin his 20th year and 'was a fine type of young man, and will be sadly missed in his 'home .ancl com- munity. He was a member of Thames Rd. United Church, and took a pro- minent part .in the young people's work. He is aurvived by hie father and mother and one sister • Helen. 'Phe funeral will take place ft'em his Sate home in Usberne on Thisrsday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will the in Exeter Cemetery, • Mrs. Bertha Bell, Mrs, Fred Manna and Mrs. 'Reid were visiting friends in Flint, Mich. for a .couple of :daYs• Mr. Levi Rands w'ho is employed on the C. IN'. IR. 'section at Shake- speare, .spent Sunday with ileis Dr. Harry Joynt left this week dor Saranac Lake Where be is taking a postgraduate course at the 1Grudeau Sanitarium. Misses •Kathryn Drysdale, Elve MdQueen and Goldie Cross attended the young peoole's .convention held at }3ruce1leld on Saturday as 'dele- gates from the young rpeople's soc- iety of the !United Oh -mete here. Mr. and Mrs. William McLeian and family of Hamilton visited en Sunday with her parents, Mr. • and Mrs. John :Passmore. Mr. and Mrs. William &ticker and son Lyle of ,Hamilton were 'Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. :John Passmore, Rigby-MeQueen— A quiet, but pretty wedding took place at the .Carmel PreSbyterian • Church manse at le o'elook noon on Saturday, May 14th, when Rev. W. A. Young .united in marriage John McDonald Rigby, son of Me. and Mrs. ijohn Riseby, of Blenheim, and Flora Marguerite McQueen, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Stewart McQueen of the 'boundary. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Jean McQueen, while Mr. 'J. Rigby, brother of the groom, acted as .groomsman. The popular bride looked charming in a navy tailored suit with hat, shoes and other acces- sories to snatch and carried a corsage of talisman roses and lily of the valley. The bridesmaid wore a black tailored suit with accessories to match and carried a corsage of yel- low roses and violets. During the signing of the register Mrs. Young sang very sweetly, "My World." After the 'ceremony the young cou- ple, accompanied by a number of their young relatives, motored to London 'where a wedding ,clinner WSS 'served. Later they left on a wed- ding trip to points east. On their return they will reside at Blenheim, where they will have the best wishes of their many friends. Court of Revision—. A •Court of Revision on the /1928 assessment roll of the village was held in the Council Chamber of the town hall on Monday evening, The village council anted as revising of- ficers. Quite a number of appeals were M. Miss Clarissa Mitchell ap- pealed against the assessment on her property, and in a very capable man- ner presented her case. Miss Nettie Cameron appealed her assessment, also Mr. Frank Coleman appealed against the assessment on the prop- erty on Brock et. that he recently purchased from Mr. J. W. 'Ortwein. Each appeal was disallowed, the court taking the judgment of the as- sessor, Robert Paterson, as a proper valuation. Some threatened to take their appeals to the county judge. Cardboard houses made by the art class of grade nine of the Hen - sell continuation school are on dis- play in the windows of the W. 0. 1Goodevin store. Rev. .Arthur Sinclair, pastor of the United Church here: was the guest speaker at the anniversary ser- vices held in the Centralia United Church on Sunday. Mr. Sinclair was a former pastor of •the church. Rev. Mr. Stewart, pastor at Centralia, took charge of Mr. Sinclair's work. A very pleasant event took place Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Tuoker- smith, when about 50 girl friends of Miss Marguerite McQueen, 'bride - elect of Saturday, gathered to do her honor, and to present her with a miscellaneous shower. The evening was spent in .conteets, games and music, During the evening Miss Mc- Queen was placed in a decorated chair. 'Little Patsy Mitchell and Rob- by Farquhar, acting as a 'bride and groom, •entered the room, drawing a wagon, 'beautifully decorated in pink and White, and loaded with presents fnc.ethe popalar bride. Miss McQueen in a few well chosen words, thanked her 'friends for their gifts and good wishes. A tasty lunch was served, and all wished Miss McQueen many years of happy married life. Mr, • and Mrs. Edgar Stewart of Toronto spent the week end here with friends. Mr. D. W. .Foss of Toronto is spepnding us few days in town visit- ing Mr. George Douglas and other Friends in town. Mr. 'Foss was a for- mer well Sersown resident of Hensel]. M. and Mrs. William Shnoson of Detroit spent the week end with their ,grandmother, Mrs, tRabt. Bonthron. Mr, Lloyd Passmore of Delhi spent the week rend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. john Passmore. /She Casey Hudson of 'Listowel spent the week end at his home here and attended the funeral of his cou- sin, the late Fred Manns on Satur- day afternoon. W. M. S. Meeting— The W. M. S. of Carmel Presby- teziart Ghurch held their regular meet- ing in the !basement ,cif the church on Thuteday afternoon. /vIrs. W. A. Young presided. The meeting opened by singing e hymn and prayer by Mrs. Young. Miss lean Dougall read the Scripture lesson. Mrs. Henry NEW SPRING Hair Styles to 'suit the New Spring Hats Permaoeots You may have your choice • NO Machine Permanent • or Machine Permanent • Satisfaction Guaranteed Special Prices NOW • . Beautp Salon "The home of Better Permanents" Phone 50 or 18 • Seaforth Aerecild lecle in prayer. A 'hymn, "just As I Am," was sung. Mrs. Young gave an interesting talk on "Cour- age." The roll cale was answered with courage as the text word, The presis dent took charge of the business period. 'Arrangements were made far the birthday Party, to be held in the 'basement of the church nas Tune a. Mrs. J. A. Paterson sang a solo, "There is a .Rainbow in the Sky for Yoe." Mrs. W, 'A. Yonng gave a very interesting talk on MiSSi011 band work. Mies Diantha Young sang a solo, "We are little Sun- beams," Mrs, Roy McLaren gave a reading on "Gifts from Egypt and a Gift to Egypt." After singing a, hymn the meeting closed with 'prayer. Mr. Harold Bonthron is in Tor- onto this week attending the school of embalming. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Verbeem, who have been residing near Ailsa Craig for some time, have moved to Eensall and are occupying an apartment in the joynt Block. Mr. Walker Carlile is assisting in Bontheon '& Deysdale's hardware store in the absence of Mr, Harold Bonrhron. Preparatory service was held in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Fri- day evening with the pastor, Rev. W. A. Young in charge. On Sunday morning communion service was held, four new members joining at this service. Death of Frederick IVIanns— It is with deep regret we write of the death of one of our most respect- ed citizens and business men, Fred- erick Manns, who passed away at his home here Thursday last aged 68 years. Mr. 'Maims suffered a foot in- fection several months ago. He had a toe amputated at Seaforth hospital. Later the leg was taken o5 ,below the knee. Me. Manns was born near Grand Bend, son of late Frederick Manns. The family moved to Hen,eall when he was a young boy, and he had resided here 'continuously since. He first learned 'butchering, and later started in the 'barbering thu:siness. He and Mr. Frank Farquhar conducted a barber shop, pool ram and tobacco store, and for over 25 years Manns and Farquhar were one of the best known firms in Western Ontario. Owing to the illness of Mr. :germs the firm dissolved partnership last December. He 'had a very friendly disposition and had a host of friends. He took a greet interest in the frat- ernal orders of the village being a prominent member of the Masons and I. O. O. F. For several years he was a member ,of the Hermit school hoard. He was a meniber of Hensel] United Church. About 30 years ago he married Miss Tessie Shepherd, who survives him with one son Ken- neth. A brother Charles Manns lives in California. The funeral took place from his late home, King at., on Sat- urday afternoon under auspices of Hensall Masonic Lodge V3. The 'funeral was one of 'the largest held in Hensall for many years, a great many coming a long distance. The service at the home was conducted by his pastor, Rev. Arthur Sinclair. assisted 'by Rev. W. A. Young. Dur- ing the service Rev. Mr. 'Young sang a solo, "Lead Kindly Light." The floral triibutes sent by different organ- izations, relatives and friends were numerous and very 'beautiful. Inter- ment took place in XicTaggart's Cemetery. At the grave side the Hensall Odd Fellows had change of the service. P.N.G. Bro, Sydney Mc- Arthur took the noble grand's part, P.N.G. G. J. Sutherland took the chaplain's. and Bro. W. 0. 'Goodwin acted as marshal. Pallbearers were William Consitt, A. R. 'Campbell, T. C. Joynt, 'Errolel Drummond, Thos. Welsh and Frank Ferquhar. The flower carriers were Lloyd McDon- ald, Ernest Shaddick, Wm, McKen- zie, Archie Parsons, John E. Mc- Ewen and john 'McBeth. There was a large attendance of 'brethren from both lodges. Among those at the fun- eral from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. P. Brooks, Mr, and Mrs. John Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Ben- gough, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mei-ter and Mrs. Frank .Gratham, all of Lon- don, Mr. Charles 'Mantis and son, Mr. and Mrs, Meadon, .Sanilac, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Dewar, Mr. and Mrs. Feed Watson, Miss I3essie Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'Cleave, all of Bayfleld; Mrs, Moffat of Varna; Mrs Brandon and 'daughter of St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wren and Mr. Harold Shepherd of Tar - onto, Me. and Mrs. Clarence Shep- herd and daughter of Harrietsville, Mr. jehe Stewart and Miss H. MitIT ray of Seaforth. Miss. Mary McGregor has gone to Victoria Hospital, .Lonclon, dor care and rest. . Mr. Roy Webber has made a 'number of ineKovements to his each° and shoe reease building- He has also enlarged the space for use for the elissilay of radios. Mr. and Mts. Peter Moir Were vis FOR SALE Single 'furrow riding pleive new in 19217. Phone 238 r MAN WANTED Experienced man on a farm, able to milk cows, Apply at The News WANTED Small colony 'house wanted, 'Phone 2160, Seaforth. . ing at the home of 'their daughter, Mrs. Alvin l'asemore,• of Thames Road, on Tuesday. Their little grand- daughter Helen Passrnon-e, rettereed to Hensel] with them and will visit heve for a time, • CONSTANCE The Constance W. A. and W. M. S. met at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Gardiner. on Thursday afternoon, May 112 MTS. IE. Adams opened the meeting With a +lying. Mrs. Gardiner led in prayer. Minutes of previous meeting read 'and !adopted and busi- ness of meeting transacted. Mrs, Lindsay then took the 'chair dor the W. M. S. Mrs. Lindsay led in prayer and also asked and answered ques- tions tfrom the leaflet, the theme be- ing world peace. Mrs. j. Riley took charge .for group 'No. lt Hymn ''Oet of My Bondage," was sung. Scrip- ture lesson from Matthew, chap. 15, was read by MTS. Secord McBriere Solo was sung by Miss Edith Brit- ton. Instrumental by Miss Doris Lawson. Reading' by Mrs. Britton on "Peace through Feleowship." Hymn "Take my life and let it be" was sung. Closing prayer by Mrs. Gardiner, after which the ladies call- ed Rev, and Mrs. 'Gardiner forward. A neatly worded addeess was read by Mrs, Britton and a floor latnp was presented by Mrs. B. Stephen- son .and Mrs. jJ, Ferguson. The re- cipients of the gift then suitably replied. Lunt was served, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams of Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cunningham and family of Auburn and Mr. Wilbert Jewitt visited with Mr. and Mrs.' Will jewitt on Sunday. Quite a number attended the furtee mai of the late Mr. Chas. 'Watson of Londesboro on Monday. Miss Alma Leitch spent the week with Stratford friends and also vis- ited Niagara Flails. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. 'J'esse James of Kincardine; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dale and MT. 3. Tay- lor of near 'Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Guy 'Cunningham of Auburn and Mr. an.d Mrs. T. Adams of Londesiboro visited Mr. and Mrs. ,Chas. Dexter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Britton visited Rev. and Mrs. 'Gardiner on Monday. 'Mrs. Frank Riley held a quilting at her home for Circle No. 1 on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Hoggart held a quilting at her home for Circle No. 2 on Wednesday afternoon. On Sunday last Rev. Mr. Menzies of Lambeth preached dor a tall -.on LondeSboro circuit. There was' a meeting of the Board on Monday evening to decide on choosing a ntin- ister. Rev. Mr. Menzies received the unanimous call and he has accepted. TUCKERSMITH Mr. Harold Jackson Spent a couple of days at Huntsville. AUCTION SALE Production Sele Of Shoreleorns. At :Cloverdale Stock Farm, Lot '17, CM. 6, Stephen Township, Huran County, on Wedneeday, June 1, 19318. • Sale to commence at 11:310 20 nicely 'bred Young Heifers and Cows, 6 'Yoang Bulls, from our lbest cows ,and by [such renowned show and breeding hulls as Double Minstrel and Brawith Fame, ;Fair Witham and Glenbtern Warrior, This is your opportunity to lay a foundation or select a .5qw for addi- tion, as a lot of these •females have been continuous 'prize winners at the County Fairs. 'Robert Amos, Moffat, Ont.; Dun- can Brown, Shedden, Ont.; Wm. Denfield, Ont., Auctioneers. W. C. Oestreicher, R. Ms Peck, 'Peoprietors. 1;VANTED LAST CALL . Kindly send your 'Royal Yeast box fronts before May 25 .a:nd get '21c each. Every'one means ten votes. 1Ro- sella Burns, Walton. Small house to rent. Reply giving' Sul] particulars to Box 10/, The Sea - :forth News. FARM TO RENT Grass farm to rent, 176 acres, S let no, con. 11111, McKillop. Apply to Elmer D. Bell, Seaforth. Red Hot Cash Specials SATURDAY. ONLY lVfy-T-Nice Rolled Wheat 5 pounds 23c Ready Cut Macaroni 5 lbs. " 23c Red Bird Matches 3 boxes . ....... 23c Sunlight Soap, 4 cakes ....23c Aylmer Soup, 5 tins 21e Mengel. Seed, per lb. Sorghum Seed, per lb Prairie Rose Flour per cwt 3.39 Pastry Flour, 24 lb 53c Red Path Sugar per cwt. $4.49 Plus Excise Tax Chicken Haddie 23c 2 tins 25c 7c Corn Beef, 2 tins .........25c Rellogg's Corn Flakes 3 pkgs. 25c W• J. Finnigan 1 FOR SALE Beatty Electric 'Washer .(guaran- teed) price '$29.150; very easy terms if desired at no additional cost. Apply Geo, A. Sills & Sons, phone 56. • WANTED The Trail Rangers of :Egmondville in .callabmation with Mr. 'Clifford Carmichael aee canvassing ehe 'town for old stamps. A canvasser will cali at your home on' May 28. 'Your co- operation in 'having old envelopes and postcards ready will be 'heartily appreciated. FOR SALE .Thoroughbred maSe Scottie dog 5 years old. Phone 146 r 213. WANTED To take in washing and laundrY, and also work by the day. Mrs. Luke Nigh, South Main St. FO'R SALE 250 .ft. of inch Hemlock lumber, 12 ft. len; also some 10"X4"s and two- inch plank; four yoting 'bred sows from advance registry stock. Lot 29, con. 9, Morris. Phone 18 ring '9, BILIS- sels. 'Giebert McCallum, PLANTS FOR SALE ' Large variety of 'Petunias, Snap- dragons and many other flowering plants. Tomatoes, Cabbage, Cauli- flower, Celery, Peppers, Garden Huckleberries, Dahlia Bsillss and Per- ennials, A. L. Porteoes, one block east of Hospital. 'NOTICE TO FARMERS just got in a fell line of Essex seed corm 'Gov. tested. Having purchased from the same Grower for about ten years can depend ten quality. A full line of fence material, Wire, Posts and Shingles. Also agent for Beatty Bros. Barn, Hay and.'Piping equip- ment, carried in stook. Phone 411 - gl, Hensel]. W. E. Butt, Kippen. HOGS -WOOD -COAL -SALT We are BUYING HOGS. Give us a tnial..We can also supply you with HARDWOOD or SOFT WOOD delivered in lots of from one to ten cords. Get our peke 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 & SPROAT TaLE 1VIFTRS. PHONE 136 r 2, SEAFORTH 11•=1111M9 COME AN Westinghouse CUSHIONED ACTION WASHERS JOHN SEE We have an affidavit sworn before a notary public to prove that the Westinghouse Wash- er takes out rnore 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 minutes in 'lot soapy water in a Westing- iouse Washer, rinsing and wringing operations. BACH ELMER D. BELL. BA Successor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear mether, Mrs. Matthew L,yrtch, who died one year ago, May 20, 1907. nai all the world we shall not find A heart so wonderfully kind, So soft a voice, so sweet a smile, An inspiration so worth 'while; A sympathy so sure, so deep—' :A love so beautiful to keep." —Ever rernembered and sadly missed by ,Family, FOR SALE Two choice young sows; !bred, for ale, Wanted to leny—soy beans. Ap- ply to John Nolan, phone 211 on PAC COURT OF REVISION Township of Stanley Notice is hereby given that a Court of 'Revision on the Assessment Rolls for the Township of Stanley will be held in the Township 'Hall on Man - day, May 1310th at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. And take notice that all appeals against the Assessment IRCA S must be left with the Clerk on or before May 216th, 11938. Dated this gth day of May, 11938. Chas. C. Pilgrim, Clerk ,of Stanley. COURT OF REVISION Township of McKillop The MoKillop Township Council. will meet as a Court of 'Revision on the Assessment Roll of 1193(8 at Win- throp Hall on Monday, 'June° 6th, 1938, at 10 o'clock a. m. All appeals should be in the hands of the Clerk on or before Nfey 28th, John McNay, Sealforth R. R. 2. COURT OF REVISION For The Township of Hullett A Court of Rel./isles-I to hear the ap- peals against the Assessment Roll of 19138, for the Township of Hullett, will be held in the Community Hall, Londesboro, on June 6th, at 1 p.m. Parties appealing against their as- sessment must send their appeals to the Clerk, on or before the '3rd day of June, 19318. Jas, W. McCoc:1, Clerk of Hallett Twp." MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The next nteeting of HUT011 Coun- ty Council mill be held in the Coun- cil Chambers, Court House, 1Goderich, commencing Tuesday, Ivlay 3fist, 19138. at 2 p.m. All accounts, notices of dep- utations, and other business requiring attention should be in the bands of the County 'Clerk ley May With. 3. M. Roberts, County Clerk, Goderich, Ont. TENDERS WANTED For putting on a, shingle roof, section to supply all material. Tend- ers will be opened on Wednesday, Jame '1 at 1 o'clock. A marked cheque of 72.15.00 must accompany each tender, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Joseph 2. Feen- ey, Sec.-Treas., Hibbert S.S.S. No, ss Dublin, R. R. No. 2. PLANTS FOR 'SALE We have a large quantity of ,early cabbage arid early Tomatoes and peppers. All kinds and colours af flowers. This is your invitation to see ours before you ibuy. Same place. Albert Baker, Railway St., Seaforth, NOTICE For service, pure .bred Yorkshire hog, of ,good select type," Terms $1 cash. Hugill's Specialty Farm, No, 8 Highw-ay west. POTATOES and RASPBERRIES A limited supply of Dooley Potatoes free from disease. While they last: Large Size 40c per bag Medium or Seed Size. .300 a bag •RASPBERRY PLANTS. Get them out now. Beautiful large firm berries. 50 plants for $1.25. Supply. Limited HUOILL'S SPECIALTY PARIVLS E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The }Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing-, Seaforth. Office hours:— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1130 p.m. m 6 p.m. ,Saturday evening, 720 p. m. to 9 p. m. PENNSYLVANIA PRODUCTS !Nearly all kinds of oils and greases. Motor oil, ereaan separator oil, mach- ine oil. Prompt free delivery. Grain bought. Sam Chesney, Phone d160t14, Seaforth. SPRING OLEARANCE SALE Of Used Pianos. Such well-lknown snakes as Heintzlnam Nordhehner, Mason & Risch, Weber, and others at reasonalble prices and terms. Writb Heintzman Co„ 242 Dundas St., London, 'Ont., for further particulars. No obligations. POTATOES FOR SALE A 'quantity of Irish Cobbler 'Pot- atoes for seed and table use. Phone 244 r 6, Seaforth. Geo. B. Dorrance, FOR SALE Rohl top desk, Buckeye incubator holds 60 eggs, 'knitting machine. .Ap- ply at The News office. FARMS FOR SALE Good farms for sale in Bruce, Hu- ron and Perth Counties. A reasonable cash payment will be accepted and terms dor the 'balance arranged at 41% interest. Write me, stating eequire- ments. 'Oliver iHeneingway, Inspector for Commissioner of Agricultural Loans, R.R. 2, Brussels, or phone 034, Brussels. FARM FOR SALE $00 acre farm with good buildings, spring creek and bush. Priced, right for quick sake. Apply M The Seaga:1th News. PROPERTIES FOR SALE I. House and Lot in the Town of Seaforth 'belonging to Rebecca Davis Estate. Comfortable dwelling. 2. Part of Lot 24, Con. 3, MoKillop, conta,inin,g 5 acres. Comfortable house and small barn. Suitable for poultry. ranch. 3. Lot 7, Con, ais, Grey Township. 1160 acrea„IGood brick house and barn, driving stied, good well, 14 snile from school. Property of late WITl. Woods. Partioulars may be secured from Mrs. Kate Woods, Walton, Ont. Apply Elmer D. Bell, Seaforth, Ont. ROYAL CARBROOK [27101] Enrolment No. 31500. Form B. ,Route for season of 11938: Monday—Will leave his own stable Lot 3, 'Con. 3, Hellett, to go north to Walton to Herb. Kirkby's for noon; to his own stable for night. Wednesday—Will go east es far as Beechwood; 'home for night. Friday—Will go south 213'5 miles, Chen west to Sem Switzer' s school, then south to Mill Road and home by way of Seaforth. • Terms—CIS payable 'Mar. 1,, 19139. T. J. McMichael, Prop. & Manager TOWN OFSEAFORTH 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 & guarantee bonds. Rates reasonable. All risks placed in first class companies. Information cheerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AOENCIES DominionBphon,ank e.B3.3nrwing, Seafortlu •