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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-10-22, Page 1MAN1T(, P a i•Gt y3:3. WH4ILEE SERIES, VOLUME 47. Se SPECIAL SALE Chocolates at 39 cts., per Ib For Friday and Saturday, only The ..Olympia Confectionery and Restaurant Election News Whether you are a Protectionist or a Free Trader We want you to see our Liberal' offerings at Conservative prices in this Progiressive store where we Labor to do you gpod and proper and please you well, GOLD MEDAL TEA with cup and • ,,saucer, black, green orC c • mixed. These cups are vv had china, t lweEST and avery clever imitation of French Limosges, bridal rose pattern. LATE PEACHES.—Lemon Free va- ricty, good keepers, splendid pre- servers, per 11 quart 85c basket ' w FANCY BISCUITS.-6—Specials-6 at, lb. , 20c 3 Cocoanut --Macaroons, Cocoanut Fingers and marshmal- 2(; c lows, reg. 35c -40c , .. , v Puffinells (mc'}lo cream and choc- olate) regular 40c 30c dor , Cash Discount Bonds with Cash Purchases. Butter, Eggs and Dried Apples wanted in exchange for goods, F. D HUTCHISON Phone 166 Great Bargains FALL SHOES • CHURCH CARD. The North Side Church,—Sabbath services, 11 ann. and 7 (p.m. Sun- day school 2:30 p.m. Pastor, Rev. R. Fulton Irwin. Pastor at both services. The Salvation Army. — Sunday, Sept. 27th, morning 'service 11 a.m,; evening service 7 p,m,; Sunday school 3 p,m. Services in charge of Lieut. Tidman and Lieut. Evenden. forth SEAFORTH, ONTA*RIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER i 22, Vogitnalloinnamosar 1925, HUTCHISON-CASH. Runnells will perform the ceremony, Hart blouse chapel, ']'o'ronto, Baskets of gladioli and:mauve-pink decorated with autumn leaves and asters combined with masses of flowers was the quaint setting for a' ferns, will decorate the church for smart October wedding on Saturday, the occasion, and , sprays of asters will k the guest ews Mr Oct, 17th, when Marion Luella, dau wt' mark , p ghter of Mr. and ,Mrs Albert E. Stewart will give his daughter away. Cash; of Stratford, was united in rnar_ The bride will wear a period gown, nage to Frederick Lorne Hutchison, in style, after Mary Queen` M,A,, of Toronto, eldest son of Mr, of , of iv.elvct, and Mrs, F, 1), 'Hutchison, of 'Sea stockingsScotsand shoes.vory Her longwithsilver tulle forth, The ceremony ' was conduct- veil held by a cap o€ old .point de ed by Canon H. J. Cody, of St. rose with touches of silver ribbon, !'ee'l's Anglican church, The bride, showered with silver roses. She will who was given in marriage by ,, her also wear the groom's gift, a die - father, looked charming in. a gown mond dinner ring and a tiny seed of white crepe chttfor over white pearl choker, with: a sapphire clasp, flat crepe, made with tightfitting and carry a small colonial" bouquet bodice and short ruffled skirt. The with a family heirloom, a handker- chief of Point de rose.'Mdis A4arg- shoulders, was edged with -tiny chit...aret Stewart, the bride's sister, as Fon ruffles. The -tulle veil was ar maid of honor, will be gowned in ranged in bonnet style, with orange 'tis crepe made with a •basque waist blossom 'trimming. She carried a and a bit skirl over a lace petti- shower bouquet of orchids an lily- coat. Her poke bonnet'of lace will of -the -valley, and wore the groom's have streamers of purple yelper rib - gift, a necklace of pearls, The bon and she will wear purple velvet bridesmaid, Miss Florence Verity, of shoes. Miss Marjorie Robertson, the 'Brantford, was attractively gowned bridesmaid, will wear orchid crepe romaine, with of the same model, and Sliver shoes in confetti pink crepe romaine, black hat and silver shoes and stock- and stockings. They wilt both carry of de pink roses and lags. She carried Killarney roses, bouquets deep Little Lois Cash, the bride's sister, baby's breath. Mr. Kenneth Fensom was a dainty flower girl in a lighter will act as best man and the ushers shade of .confetti pink'georgette wilt be Mr, Arthur IaMontagnte; Mr. Des - crepe with godets of ecru lace, larand Arthur James, 1\ir. Eugene Des - carried a basket of •pink roses. The dins and the bride's brother, Mr. groom was supported by 'Mr. How_ Cyril Stewart. The bride's gifts to and Hayman, of 'London, and the the bridesmaids are sapphire :bar pins, ushers were Messrs, ;Roy Boake and and the groom's gift to thle best man George Smart. Mr, Charles me_ is a diamond tie pin wand to the Ilroy, of .Hamilton, presided at the ushers gold pencils. During the organ. Following the .ceremony a re- signing of the' register Miss Mina ception was held at the home of McCreary will sing, O Thanks Be 4[r, and Mrs. L. E. Farrow, 240 to 'God." After the- cdentony a re- Mr. street. Mrs. harrow, the ception will be held at the home of bride's sister, was gowned, in blonde the groom's parents, 411 Lansdowne brocaded crepe with 'brown and gold avenue. Airs. Stewart, the bride's kat. The 'bride's mother wore black mother, will wear a gown of black crepe romaine embroidered in silver, georgette embroidered with chenille with black hat and corsage bouquet with a black velvet hat with a burnt of Hoosier Beauty roses, The ostrich mount and will carry an arm groom's mother was gowned in bouquet of pink and cream Ophella rosewood georgette crepe, with cor- roses. Mrs. Inwood, mother of the sage "bouquet of Sunset roses. Later groom, wilt be gowned in grey pleat Mr. and Mrs, Hutchison left for ed georgette with insets of grey Quebec; the 'bride travelling in a 'Battenburg lace, wearing a black hat smart French frock of- -Poiret twill' with white ospreys. She will carry an with embroidery and fur trimming, arm bouquet of deep pink roses. The and coat of rust -colored duvetyn bride and grown will receive in the trimmed with black lynx. s small bay window of the drawing room black hat with French flowers cam - which will be banked with ferns, ar- pleted the costume. ranged with baskets of gladioli and Among ,the guests ,attending.the pinkish mauve asters. In the dining wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Albertroom the bride's table, centred with E. Cash of Stratford, Mr, and Mrs, the wedding cake, will be decorated F. D. 'Hutchison of Seaforth, Mfsa with silver bowls of asters Later Mr. Dorothy Hutchison of Burke's and Mrs. Inwood are leaving to hails, 'Mr. 'George Hutchisonof -spend their honeymoon in Gaspe and London. Mfr. A. -Emerson Cash of Newfoundland, the bride travelling In a French •blur t Detroit, and Mr. Kenneth Cash ofvelour coat over a Stratford, frock of -black crepe with lace front, and a small black hat trimmed with INWOOD-STEWART. Patent leather with a'ease at the McKILLOP. Anniversary services will be held in Duff's United church, McKillop, on Sunday, Oct. 25th at 11 a.nt. and 7;30 pm, Rev, R. A. Lundy, B,A„ of Kipper). will conduct the services, On :Sunday evening, Oct. 18th, the Young 'People's Society of Duff's church, McKillop, held its regular meeting, taking up the special Y. ?.'S. Rally Day services. The president, Miss Mary Campbell, pre- sided. The Scripture passage was read by 'James Kerr and prayer was offered by Robitt McKercher, Miss Helen McKercher sang a beautiful solo. Three `short addresses were given as follows; --By Lapslie Smith on "The Salt of the Earth"; by Miss Tillie. Storey on "The Light of the World"; by Rev. J. A. Ferguson on "How the Reign of Christ will Fulfil the Hope of the World." Y, P. S.—At the Young People's Society of Caven church meeting on Sunday evening, Miss Johnson pre- sided. Readings were given- by Cora Campbell and Tom Blanshard, Miss Bessie +B.lanchard offered a prayer and had charge of the topic, "Success," in which she showed that mere worldly success is not the true measure 'of man. A duet was rendered by Miss Saunders and (Miss Almira -Shannon. 50 pair size 4 Oxfords and Pumps very new special, at $3,49 A number of : children's Running Shoes, at KC, 89, 98c -A special in Ladies' Cushion Sole Oxfords $2.49 Men's black & brown Goodyear welt. new last $4.95 Men's Tan Kip Shoes, a good school shoe $3.19 Men's Urus Calf Work Shoes, a great water resisting shoe 5,95 Boys' Urns Calf School Shoe strung and reliable 2.95 Wigg, Fred.W SERF©RTH side. They wet' reside in Montreal Following marriage of Miss Gwendolyn Stewart, t5 the account from the their return, at 275 'Decarie bottle - daughter Star of Sept, 16th, of the „ varon cl. daughter of Mr. and 1Mrs. A. E. Stewart, 4113 'Dorchester et, W„ Montreal The bride was born in Seaforth" and lived here until ten years ago. "This evening at 8 o'clock, at'ft;est- mount Park United church, the mar- riage is being solemnized of Mary Gladys ••Gwendolyn; younger daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stewart, Dorchester street west, .to Mr. Leslie Wilson Inwood, only son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Inwood, ;Lansdowne avenue, V,Testntount. Rev. A. E, LEST YE FORGET The Jean Fowler Co. Readers and Entertainers N CARDN,O'S HALL Thursday, Oct. 29th at 8:15 P.M. also Official Election Results -Announced Auspices of Young People's .League. Admission 50c (Tax Included). Seats may be reserved for 10c extra at iAberhart's Drug Store. Plan' opens Mondayniarning, Oct.' 26th, at 8 a.m. 'Season tickets for the 3 Lyceum Ooncets, of which this is the first, may be obtained for $1.00 (Tax Included) up tb Oot. 291h, at Mac7;;nvis'h's store, Savauge's store, and Provincial' Savings office, ADDRESS. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather on Monday night, the ladies of the United Church turned, out and filled the Board Room of the church to listen to the message brought to them by Miss' `Michell, travelling secretary of the W.M.S. She emphasized the urgent need of missionaries and churches for the isolated parts. of the West, which have never been within reach of the gospel, though they have been there for 15 years, and their pitiful appeal for Old Ontario to help them. Miss Michell is a very pleasing speaker and her wide experiences give her the knowledge of her subject which can only .be obtained at first hand. We bespeak for Miss Michell a warm welcome should she ever find time to visit Seaforth again. Ofp Gift t'tnrp ISSUE No, 43 Saauos Annual collar Sale Friday, Oct. 23rd to Sat., of ct. 3 I st A whole week of big Dollar Values, some of which we are listing below. JEWELLERY. Cuff Links, Bar Pins, Brooches, Bracelets, Eversharp Pencils, large stone ladies' rings in sterling mounts, and a fine line of novelties including compacts at $1.00, also a line we are clearing at 50c each or 2 for 81.00. SILVERWARE Baby Fork and Spoon Sets he fancy case, Lemon Forks in Adam and Hampton Court design, Sugar Shells, Butter Knives, Cold Meat Forks, Jelly Servers, Marmalade Jars with spoon, Egg Sets with spoon, Silver Tea Ball, Silver Salt and Peppers, also Teaspoons in Patrician, Desaney and Baronet designs at 3 for $1,00, and. '5 o'clock tea spoons in Patrician, Desaney, Jamestown, Baronet and Andover designs at 3 for $1.00. CUT GLASS. Spoon Trays (canoe shape), Butter Tubs, Sherbets 2 for $1,00 ($5.00 doz.), Sugar and Creamet it Knife S s,MkJusg, Rests, Individual Salt and Peppers, Oil Jugs, Candlesticks ($1.00 pr.), Flower Baskets, Perfume Atomizers, etc. CHINA, Fancy vases in beautiful Italian pattern and fine English vases, at $1,00 each, fancy vases and candlesticks at $1,00 pair; cake plates, regularly .up to $2.00; fancy sugar and cream sets up to $2,00, fancy jardinieres and flower bowls, condinient sets, pepper and salt sets, egg sets, pitchers, teapots, pretty colored baskets, compotes, bird centres for flower bowls, and a splendid variety of cups and saucers. A FEW SPECIALS 1 Clock, regularly $5.00; 2 umbrellas, reg. $5.00; Handbags and bead bags, reg. $2.00 to $5.00 Any of above articles for $1.00 Fred. S. Savauge JEWELER ee OPTOMETRIST where they have since lived, :The late Mrs. Fowler was a true type of Christian woman, who had� the wel- fare +of her family at heart always. Besides Mr. Fowler the is survived by four sons and one daughter, Dr. Howard, Clinton; Fred at home; Dr. Wilfred, Guelph; Foster,,McKil- lop, and Matilda, at home; also one brotlycr and three sisters, Mr. Janes VanEgnond, and Mrs. P. 1•Iaw- thorne, Hullett; Mrs, Edward 'Hinck- ley, Seaforth, and Mrs. E. Jones, Victoria, B.C, The funeral took place on Friday afternoon, services being • conducted by Rev. B. Snell, Londesboro, and Rev, Mr, Holmes, Clinton. There .was a large attendance and the floral offerings were many and beau- tiful. Interment was made in Mait- land Bank cemetery. The pall- bearers were her four sons and two nephews, Messrs, Scott Hawthorne attd Fergus VanEgnond. LIONS DINE. The semi-monthly meeting of the Lions' s' Club took place last Thursday evening . and plans were laid for continued success in paying off the indebtedness of the Club. After a hearty repast, Lion Daly called the meeting to order but Tail Twister Sills decided that before any business was discussed there should be a spelling snatch between each side of the long dining table. A, fine was imposed• for mistakes and in consequence the exchequer was en- riched .considerably. This was an in- novation and appealed to all as quite a stunt. Lion Duncan and his pool com- mittee of last season was reappointed to carry on the work of beautifying the grounds around the Pool. Need- less to say, we will have a complete job next year. It was also decided to do all this work without asking assistance from the Town. B'he report of the dance and euchre com- mittee 'showed a balance of some. $77,00 and .Lion Keating and his lieutenants iMcMillan and C. P. Sills were complimented on -the ` good work. After the usual sing -song the meeting adjourned, HULLETT. Death of Mrsl. Fawler.-One of Hullett's ' pioneers passed away on Wednesday, October l'4th,- 1925 in the person of 'Elizabeth Runctnran VateEgmond, beloved wife 'of Mr. John H. Fowler, eged 78 years and 2 months. She was born in I-Iuilett, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward VanE m nd g o aitch lived all her life, in the township. Fifty-eight years ago she was married to her now bereaved hus'brnd and shortly afterwards they went "o the old Fowler homestead, lot '5,. cots. 3, ST: COLUMBAN. Miss Emily Downey, of Stratford, spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Downey. Miss Gertrude Stapleton, of Strat- ford Normal,"spent. the week -end at her hone here. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Clennan and son, James Jr of 'Detoit, who have been visiting relatives here for the last ten days, returned home on Sunday. - Miss Agnes. Downey, of St. Joseph's hospital staff, London, is spending a few weeks' holidays at the home -of her parents here. Miss Helena Flannery, who is at- tending Normad school at Stratford, spent the week -end at -her home here, Miss Mary Feeney, of Normal school, Stratford, visited at her home its -McKillop over Sunday. Misses Loretto and Cannel 'Morris, of 'Hibbert, returned to Detroit last week. Miss Mary O'Sullivan was a :To- ronto visitor on Saturday last. Mr, Frank McQuaid has been on the sick list during the past week." Monday's gales played havoc with the apple crop, 'Weather • conditions have been very unfavorable for harvesting buck- wheat and getting in the mangol&. and potatoes and Monday night's snbwfall will still further retard the getting in of those crops.. Consolidation Pocohantas The Economy Fuel Once Tried — Always Convinced, Price—as usual, consistent with Quality. D, L. & W. SCRANTON ANTHRACITE F. L. BOX Phone.43 No More Asthma. Dr. 5. D, Kel- logg's Asthma Remedy sounds the death knell of this trying trouble, It steps the awful choking and painful breathing. It guards against night attacks and gives renewed ability to sleep and rest the whole night long. Much is claimed for this remedy, but nothing but what can be demonstrat- ed by a trial, 1f you suffer from. asthma try it and convince yourself of its great value. rn n YOUR size style aFd shade in those $22.00 and $26.OD O Coats is stillhere, But Be Advised if you leave it much longer, we will have to sell it. Then you'll be sorry. There is no value anywhere in comparison with these Coats and we cannot duplicate at the price. Don't let us have to tell you again Ask tb see our Scotch Knit and Silk Scarfs, too, when you come in. Suitable for Ladies and Gentlemen, and OH1 YES1 about your "Standfields" Red and Blue Label, is it in shape for a hard winter? Red Label, 2 -piece $2.50 garment Blue Label, 2 -piece $2.75 garment Red Label Combinations $4.50 garment ONCE MORE, Take no chances with your indigo Serge Suit problem. "Just leave it with us, as most people do, and you're dressed with the best." R. E. BRRHIT Dress Well And Succeed Tailoring and Haberdashery PHONE 42.