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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1924-10-30, Page 1WHOLE .. SERIES; VOLUME 46. rulers as d f - Regularly. 0t meets at All -Tours. OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES Prices Reasonable The. Olympia Confectionery and Restaurant HUTCHISON'S for GROCERIES RED SALMON, supreme value RED SOCKEYE SALMON.—Three choice brands, per can 35c 25c LEVER'S SERVICE PACKAGE,, containing 1 Rinse, 1 Lux. 25 'sunlight, 1 Lifebuoy Soap, total 39c fore McLAREN'S BAKING POWDER is high grade, and with each pound is given free 1 Package Jelly Powder and a, AO coupon towards fancy china cup & saucer, per 16.... SODA BISCUITS—Try ours for crispness. FIGS. ---Fancy pul'lecl figs, regular 20c •for DATES,—New crop I.la'llowee Dates, 2 lbs DISHES... -97 piece, attractive pattern, first duality25.00 porcelain, Regular $31.00, for.: vyv SWAN FOUNTAIN PEN INK.—One of the best can be 150 25c bought at any price. Regular 15c, very special FRENCH: BRIAR PIPES.—Big drive Pipes that were from $1.00 to $1.50 for Pipes that were from 50c to 75c for Other pipes that were 25c for First Class Dairy Butter, Clean Fresh Eggs, and dry, bright Apples in large quarters wanted in exchangi for goods F. D Hutchison PHONE 166 10c SOc 25c Wonderful Values in Our New Fall lines (food Bargain in Mans Solid Leather work shoes. Double Nail- ed and Sewn, at ti'o$�.aa,5 Shank at ... . Misses' Box: Calf. Sizes 11-2. Wonderful value $3 2r. at........ ..,. Girls' lovely Fall Oxford. The. Latest Betide C430 effects, at .. , .. • • • °+' Boys' Tan Shoe, sturdy make. A real water shoe 03.50 at........ . These are not all of our many good values. We have other,won- derful lines to offer for fall. _. fred.W. SEAR®R1114' CHURCH CARD. 13c Dried SEAPORT +; ONTARIO, THURSDAY, oeTOBER 3 JOHN JOYNT• CUP, The John Joynt Cup is causing some competition.' to hold it here. In addition to. 8 games previous played since the cup was brught to Sea - forth, there 'have been played this weele. On 'Saturday London made a Second attempt and failed 20-8. Tuesday saw Lucknow, a bunch of good sports, make their fourth try, but were defeated 20-6. The team on Tuesday consisted of J. McGuaig, A. Turner, J Cantelon and D. Ai, Johnstone (skip). Godertch played on Wednesday and lost 17-9. A. D. SUTHERLAND ADVISES SARNIA Sarnia is to hold a reunion next July and in seeking information, ask- ed Mr. Sutherland to address a public meeting on IvIonclay night in that place. blr. Sutherland and Mr, J. Broderick went clown and found a large audience awaiting therm Al- though ,Mr. Sutherland had expected to meet only a committee, he rose to the occassion and gave the meeting expert knowledge, Mr. J. Broderick wits in his element describing decora- tions needed, and the necessary steps were taken to ensure a successful reunion. They were royally re- ceived and shown over •the city on Tuesday morning. Seaforth Methodist Church.—Sab- bath services, 11 atn„ and 7 p.m. Sun- day school 2:30 p.m. Pastor, Rev. R. Fulton Irwin. Pastor at both services. In the morning the sacrament of the *Lord's Supper will be observed. TRAIN LATE. The Il a.m. train on Saturday was two hours. late, caused by the wreck of a stock train at an early hour that 653 morning near ,dalton, when 100 head Village of Brussels— of cattle and 50 pigs were either killed poll No 1.. .,215 or so 'badly injurer] that they had to poll No 2 164 be pmt out of suffering. None of the crew were injured, 379 THE PLEBISCITE. It would seem from the reports published that Huron County. gave the largest dry majority of all the counties in the Province. The total' dry vote was' 17,090 and the total wet vote 4,981, giving a dry majority of 12,109. One polling subdivision in Wawanosh reports 92 dry votes and only one wet; another in Tuckersmith 138 dry and seven wet; still another one in Stanley, 90 dry and five wet. Not one municipality gave a wet majority. Centre Huron, Town of Godericn— O.T.A. G.C. Advance Poll . , .. .. 2 13 Pol No. 1 213 123 Pol No, 2 103 138 Pol No. 3 179 102 Pol No. 4 198 136 Pol No. 5.......... 106 1..13 Poi' Nab 204 1e5 Pol No, 7 84 76 1149 886 Town of •Clinton 'Poll No. 1, 191 53 Poll No, 2 194 95 Poll No, 3 191 70 Toll No. 4 137 62 713 'Gown of Seaforth— No. 1............ 136 Poll No 2............. 162 Pall :No, 3 91 Poll No. 4 67 Poll No, 5 88 Poll No. 6 109 LUKES ACQUITTED. At the trial at Godeiich on Wed- nesday before Judge Barron, of Strat- ford the Lukes brothers who were sent up for trial for conspiracy to defraud, were acquitted The trial was the subject of much discussion as many local people were interested, having had dealings with the brothers when they carried an a flax business here. W, M. S. The regular meeting of the .Wo- men's Missionary 'Society was held on Tuesday afternoon in the school room of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. James Cowan presided, The minutes were read by the Sec- retary, Airs. C. Aberhart, Arrange- Ments were made for the Thank - offering meeting to be held on Nov. 9th at which Dr, Laird, Toronto, will deliver an address. Au interesting paper on mission work in Russia was read by Mrs, Geo, Sparks.: ;Prayers were offered by Mrs. James Cowan and Miss H. I. Graham. BARBARA KIRKMAN. The annual thankoffering meeting of the Barbara Kirkman Y. W. A, was held on Tuesday evening, in the school' room of, the Presbyterian church. There was a large attendance. The President, Airs. H. J. Gibson, oc- cupied the chair, the Bible reading being taken by Miss :Bessie Grieve, and the prayer by Mrs. J. Sclater, Mrs. George Telford, Blyth, gave an address on "What We, as Wotnen, arc to Christ" Selections :from the missionary gleanings and current events were read byMiss Pearl Pat- terson and Miss Edith McKay, A duet by Misses Harriet Murray. and Fdith McKoy was much appreciated. The dedicatory prayer was offered by Miss S. I. McLean. The offering amounted to $57:15. EGIVLONDVILLE. The Y.P.S.C.E. of the Egunond- vide church held their regular meet- ing on Monday evening, Oot, 27th. In the absence of the President, the second vice-president, Mr. Edwin Chesney, presided. The meeting was opened by the singing of several hymns, after which Rev. Air. Mc- Donald led in prayer. • The Scrtgture passage was read by Miss Lansing. The topic, "The Foreign Population in Canada" was taken by Miss Pearl Carnoohan.. Rev. Mr, McDonald also gave a short talk on the topic Miss Sadie Howitt, sang a solo 'aocompan_ icd byMr. 'Earl Van Egm'onad on the piano, and Air. Innis, :on the violin. There were a fete minutes' intermis- sion during which a pen contest was held, Geo. Coleman's group twinning. The was also community singing. The meeting •closed with the Mizpah benediction.. Nett'week's meeting- on Nov. 3rd, will take the form of a soc- ial for Hallowe'en, the programme consisting of a delbate Topic, for de -1 bate is "Resolved that Gossip Does More Harm than War,' after• which a Short musical and 'literary programme will be given All are cordially invited to this evening's entertainment. Ad- mission 15e. Soft corns are difficult to eradicate, but Holloway's Corn Remover will draw them out painlessly. Hallett Township-- Poll ownship—Poll No. 1 142 Poll No. 2 148 Poll No, 3,}.,,43 Poll No. 4 147 Poll No, i 63 Poll No.6 135 Poll No, 7 130 LONDESBORO. Mr, and Mrs. William RadfoA, of Fordwich, visited at the homes of his brothers, Messrs. Albert and John Radford, over the week -end. " Mrs. George lvfcCall is visiting friends at Blyth this week. Mrs. Helen Quint is visiting, in Walkerville at the home of Dr, and Mrs, Gray. Mr. Howard Cowan, of Clinton, is visiting at his aunt's Mrs. J, Granger. ,Mrs. E. 'Crawford was in London last week attending the funeral of her niece, Miss McNeil. 280 48 36 64 54 46 52 Colborne Township— Poll No, 1 • Poll No. 2 Poll No. 3 Poll No, 4 i 300 71 43 114 22 24 25 33 8 19 22 McKillop Township— Poll No, 1 Pull No. 2 • Poll No. 3 Poll No. 4.. } 808 153 177 16 84 16 209 19 68 14 538 —6-5- 20 702 211 30 172 3a 497 255 (grey Township— Poll No. 1.......,•••., 163 18 Poll No.' 2 119 25 Poll No, 3 91 18 Poll No, 4 I23 25 Poll No. 5 208 14 Poll No. 6 147 15 Poll No. 7. 109 13 STAFFA, Rev. E. ?ones' exchanged with Rev. 1Mr. McTavish, Crediton, on Sunday. Do not forget the W. , M. S. are putting on a Hallowe'en party on +Friday evening, at the Parsonage. Games and music. Come and enjoy the evening. .Mr. and Mrs. Bragg, have returned from 'Stratford. ,Mr. Geo, Miller has returned to his ]tome alter an absence of .several molths. Messrs. H Leslie and A. McLellan have had phones, installed , Miss Margaret Wilson, R.N., of Detroit, and Air, and 'Airs. Rowe, of Guelph, ''visited : Mr, and Mrs. G. 'Wiison's, recently,' 960 128 Totals , 4691 2131 Majority for O.T.A„ 3,516. Official Returns for South Huron. Township of Stephen— Poll No, I..... 140 38 Poll No. 2 • 63 • 22 Poll No, 3 123 23 Poll No. 4 158 40 Poll No. 5 24 49 Poll No. 6 82 100 Poll No. 7 60 32 Poll No. 8 106 6 Poll No. 9 129 25 885 335 Township of Usborne— Poll No, 1 . Poll No 2 127 Poll No. 3 108 Poll No, 4 101 Poll No. 5 140 Poll No. 6 84 Poll No. 7 143 14 3 25 12 10 12 802 89 Township of'Hay— Poll No..1 86 14 Poll No. 2 87 7 Poll No. 3 419 110 Poll No, 4 49 113 Poll No. 5 21 46 Poll No. 6 73 69 Poll No. 7 51 23 Poll No. 8 34 46 Township of 'Stanley— Poll No. 1 Poll No. 2 100 12 Poll No 3... .. 66 11 Pon No 4 ..... .. 152 37 Poll No. 5 84` 19 Poll No, 6 60 25 Poll No. 7.: r...:.... 5 48 11924 Choice Bohemian Glass We are showing a remarsably at- tractive line , of Bohe►nian Glass- wares. Bon bons, puff boxes, vases, etc., in beautiful bright orange, yel- low and rich reds and the prices are so very reasonable. Really, for home adornment they are most desirable. aiP� (6if# � dire •to ..���%�ic,t'k,�;.,..a- t zlw f Poll No. 2 228 57 330 Village of Exeter-- Poll xeter—Poli No. l • ... ...... • . 206 Pon No. 2a 121 Doll No. 2b. 135 Poll No. 3 233 Pull No. 4 67 89 53 30 32 41 32 762 188 Village of Bayfield----- Poll ayfield=Poli No, 1 132 58 Total for S. Huron 5430 1035 Majority for O.T.A., 3,795. Total number spoiled ballots, 35. ROBERT HIGGINS, R.O, W. J. Carling, E.C. South Perth Summary. St. Marys 1217 697 Mitchell Blanshard 876 Downie 752 Hibbert 496 Logan 432 South Easthope 170 692 277 88 241 278 624 252 4642 2452 Majority for O.T.A., 2,190. WINTHROP. Preparatory service will be held in Cavanchurch this Friday afternoon, at 3,30 p.m. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be held in Caven church Sunday afternoon, Nov, 2nd. Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. will hold their next meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl Habkirk on Wednesday af- ternoon,. Nov. 5th, Caven church anniversary services will be held on Nov. 96. Rev. _lir. C'hidley, of 'Thames Road, has been engaged to take charge of the morn- ing and evening services at 11 and 7 o'clock: Miss 'Minnie. Wheatley, of near Sunshine, spent the week -end at her home here, .'Messrs. Robt, and George Betts and sister, Eliza Betts, have moved into the village. Vire welcome them. Mr. Lester Govenlock, of Mitchell, spent Sunday in the village, Mrs. F Bullard and babyBetty, Mrs. G. Eaton and Miss Isael spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smalldon at Cranbrook. CONSTANCE. ,firs. Robert Dayman and little daughter; Edna, of Kippen, spent a 520 428 few days with the lady's aunt, Mrs. Thos, Pollard. 90 5 Mr. Robt. Grimoldby, of Tees- water, spent Sunda yat his home here. Mrs. Grimoldby and -daughter ac- companied him back, where they will stay for a week or so. Mr. George, Harkness, of Tees - water, spent Sunday at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. R. Grimoldby. 157 The 30th anniversary ser.viees were held in the Methodist church 41 .here on Sunday. The church •was 14 well filled and the sum of $1'69' was 26 realized. Two impressive ,sermons 14 were preached by Rev. Mr. Holmes, of Clinton, and special music was 76 1 rendered : by the choir, The •church was beautifully decorated with leaves. and flowers by Mrs. Millar Adams'] class, to whom much credit is due for:, the superior decorations:. The blacksmith shop is now com- pleted and Mr.. Pinkney, 'of Stratford, will oecupy it shortly. We are sorry to report that Miss Hattie Armstrong, the little daughter of Mr, and Mrs, H. Armstrong„ is in bed with the whooping cough. • We ]tope for a speedy recovery, Mr, and Mrs. Askin and two daugh- 32 557 Township of Goderich— Poll No: 1 129 Pall No. 2 113 Poll No. 1 : 106 Poll No. 4,,:......,.,77 Pall No. 5 Poli No. 6 ISSUE No. 44. Good silver and a well laid table pre- sent just the touch refinement most de- sired in the well ordered home As to the silver, we have at all times the newest and best wares obtainable at most reasonable prices. If you would like any ideas on the lay- ing of your table, we have some very n i c e l y illustrated books which w ill help you. They are yours for the asking and you are welcome, ..:-='int" 44'4.: iiii`z.' F°red..avauge jeweler & Optometrist Opposite Post Office. Phones 194, Res, 10. If Your Bead Aches Or it strains your eyes to read or work ---or: perhaps you m a y b e' doubtful as to the real :efficiency of your eyes --- then. consult us. Glasses are intend- ed to make up for the deficiency in your eyesight: Our large patron- age shows that we know how to pro- duce such glasses, DB; ROSS SAYAUGE Eyesight Specialist ters, of Muskoka, and Mrs. Askin's mother, Mrs., Coates, of Brussels, a former resident of here, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos: Pol- lard can Sunday.. 6 Mr. O'Brien, township president of 645 126 the O.T,A., wishes to .}hank - the Township of Tnckersmi•th— 'people for the .way they turned out Poll No. I 103 57 to vote and those ho helped with 011. No. 2 138 44 cars. Poll No, 3 138 7 Poll No 4.:`, . 149 21 YOUNG MAN Poll No, 5 137 13 Have you not decided to become a Poll No. 6 132 23 recruit of Seaforth 'I3ighianders Band. 797 - 165 Get your name in at once to D. Reid or E. L. Box. Village of Hensall Poll No, 1. ; , . .. „ 102 HARLOCK. Quite a number from here took in the anniversary serviees-in Constance last Sunday and the fowl supper on Tuesday night. Miss Mae Rr bertson of Seaforth. spent the week -end at her home here. Mr. Bert Aileu has left for his ranch in northern Ontario: He intends taking in the hunting when there. Mr, and Mrs, Alex. McEwing spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Farquhar. of Clinton. Mr. John McGregor is very ill at present, 1Mr.. Wells' threshing machine finished up the line the week. WALTON. Anniversary services will be held in Huff's. Presbyterian church on Sunday, Nov. 2nd, Special music is being prepared by the choir, A large attendance is expected.' The Chris- tian Endeavor Society purpose hold- ing a social evening on Hallowe'en (Friday eve). A programme will be given consisting of music and games, after which fight refreshments will be served. Everybody welcome, The play given by the Belgrave dramatic club entitled "His Uncle's Niece" under the auspices of the ladies' guild of St. George's church, was a decided success. The A.O.U,W. hall was well filled and all report it as "a real treat." The violin selections played by Miss Lewin were much en- joyed. Mr. H. Jackson has gone west re- cently to look after business in that district, where he formerly resided. Mr, and Mrs. Radford have taken up residence in Miss Coleman's house. :dr. and Mrs. Jno, G. Grieve, Mc- Killop, were calling on friends in -s U -I E We do all kinds of automobile rope % work, All work guaranteed. We handle U.S.L, BATTERIES, FIRESTONE And GOODERICH SILVERTOWN CORD TYRES Also a .Good line of all accessories. BRITISH AMERICAN GASOLINE AND OILS. Automatic Air . Service Day or Night PHONE 17, Adatil Dodds SEAFORTIi. Brussels and Wingham on Friday of last, week combining 'business with pleasure. Mr, and Mrs. Ziegler and family, of Cranbrook, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Clark, Master James, and Mr. Prent er, of Walton, were visitors at the residence of Mr. rid" Mrs. R, J. Clark. Winthrop. The pleasant sunshiny days of Oc- tober have enabled farmers and gardeners to gather up roots" and vegetables, and are getting well pre- pared for winter season. Air. J. G. Grieve has purchased a new buggy and horse which looks quite nifty. Unless worms be expelled from the system, no child can be healthy. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is an excellent medicine to destroy ; worms. Anniversary and FO` LS' PPER in the Seaforth Methodist Church MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10th REV. ISAAC COUCH, M. A., Strathroy, willreach at both services 'on Sunday y A good Musical. Programme is being prepared.' Supper served from 5.30 to 8 p.m. Admission 50c