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The Seaforth News, 1934-10-04, Page 51?HGRSDAY; OCTOBER 4; 1934 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE. PERI. sTO s THANKSGIVING SPECIALS Your Superior Store is a veritable treasure house of delicious roods thatwill add tremendously to the success of the Thanksgiving Dinner. This important event need not be a costly affair for prices are. especially low at Superior Stores. Take advantage of the many specials available at your Superior Store this week -end. ITEMS FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK REDPATH SUGAR,' Gr•anula•ted or Yellow 10 LBS. 54c AUSTRALIAN SULTANA RAISINS t 2 LBS 19 c FANCY REiD C.01 -10E 'SALMON19 Unicorn or Golden Net MCCORMICK S GINGER SNAP COOKIES PER LB. STANDARD No, 3 STEVE PEAS 2 s .10 AYLMER 'CHOICE PUMPKIN, 2/'s 2 TINS.23 c M.eLAREN'S INVINCLBLE JELLY POWDERS 5 pkgs 25 c 25c 25c 33c 63c 17c 21c 2 1 c 19c TOMATO JUICE, NEW 'GOODS 5 TINS PORK AND BEANS, 16 OZ. TINS . • • 5 TIN':S CROWN CORN SYRUP 2's -15c DRUMMER BRAND PASTRY FLOUR 7's -19c OXYDOL ROYAL YORK MATCHES aILLCREST SHORTENING, l's. DURHAM CORN STARCH Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce 5's 24's LGE SIZE 3 BOXES 2 LBS. 2 PKGS. Phone 8 Phone 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W, J, W'AILKFJR, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 insurance- FIRE—AUTO—WIND aur Policies Will ProtectcYou You Our Rates Will Appeal Prompt service and settlement of all claims Travel anywhere in Canada or the United States and always fully. protected—you cannot af- ford•'to- take chances. REAL ESTATE Several bargains in Town and Farm Property. Call, Phone or Write Us. IL D. Sutherland GENERAGENSURANCE AY Tonveyancing, Real Estate, Etc. BORN. Teattiord —In Walton, an Thursday, 'Sept. 27th, 11934, to Mr. and Mrs. 'V.. E. ;Rada ard, a son, fust ey.-11'n Scott 11 emorial 7lospi- lal. on Tuesday, •Oct. 2, 11934, to Mr. and Mrs. ,Lloyd Turvey, Myth, a son.' ' teveart—li'n 'Scott Memorial Hospi ; cal, on 'Tuesday, Oct. 2, 119344, to Mr. and Mrs,'James Stewart, Sea- iorth, a son. .:5slrton,- ifn Clinton ,Public .Hospital so Septemlber 20 11913€4 to Mr. and Mrs 'Harvey L. .A'sh'ton, a son 'Kenneth Everett). STANLEY. IAnniv:ersary services twill be held in Varna United Church next Sunday. deer, Mr. Johnston of - Crediton will occupy the pulpit. A hot fowl supper will 'be served in the community shed on the following Thursday, October from 6 to 8, followed by a play pit on by the Wesley -Willis Young People of Clinton, No services will 'be held at the Goshen and Blake churches next Sunday on account of Varna anniversary, Mr. and firs. Fred Cs.een:bury and son Roy, _hiss ,Grace Reid and friend. Mr. !Kenneth Austin, of Rim, Mich., are spending a few days with rela- tives in Stanley and Clinton. ;sirs. J. Bryne of London is spend- ing a few days with 'her mother, Mrs. 'Wilson Armstrong, Mr, and firs. John MciKinley of Clinton are at present visiting with their son, Elgin and family, at the old hone, Mr. and Mr., Thos Coleman of 'rear Seaforth visited with Mrs. Wal - leer and Bruce. IMF. and Mrs. P. Campbell and fa- mily of Hay T. visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. Love, Mr. Jas. Cochrane of Toronto visit ed his parents, Mr. and :Mrs. j, Coch- rane. 'ivfrs. Aired Smith of London visit- ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, Rich- ardson, The I-illl'sgreen Church service will he withdralw.n an Sunday owing to the Kippen anniversary, iMr. and Mrs, John Smith of.Mark- ham %'sited at the house of Mrs. 'Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meno Steck le Sr„ last week. Mr. and,Mrs, Earl ,Barber and fam- ily of St. Marys visited friends at 'Blake, 13ay.fi'c1•d and vicinity on Sab- bath afternoon, Mr. and Mrs F, W. ITess of Hen - sail and Mr. and Mrs. George Hess and.children visited dde and Mrs. J. A. Carne en Sunday evening. Misses rMarylbe'I and Jean Carnic, .who have been holidaying at Hyde Ba'ek and 54, iMaryts, returned home on Sunday afternoon, Mfrs, Frank Hobson of St. Thomas, who has .spent the past two weeks vi- siting relatives in this neighborhood,' has returned to her home. 'Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Hobson of St. Thomas spent Sunday visiting friends near ,Baydfel'il. 'ifgss 'Glsaiior Scotc'hhne•r Vent the week -end with her 'parents, Mr, and Mrs, ,William Scotch'naer on the Brun- 5011 ran-son 'line. BRUCEFIELD. Rev. W. A, Bremner will conduct inniversary services in the United Church, Isisalmeisville, :next Sunday, IiK'L 7th •and Ret, dr, Hetlbet't will 'lie the preacher at the morning set.- ..ace erwine at B'rucefekl. The evening ser •iee will 'be withdrawn on a'c'count oa she anniversary services in Klippen. Quite number of the ladies of the congregation attended the sectional meeting Of the W,IM S. which was •'zeta. nit Eginondlvi'lle last week. They ropo.rted a very interesting and pro'ft- able. meeting. 34r, and Mrs, A. Alexander ,of Kip - sen and M'e and Mrs, Jas. Moodie pcnot the ;week end With ,FrieltilS:,lin' (\'conte. Sand us the names of your visitors, TOWN TOPICS. Mrs, elation and :little •Bitty I34e- Clelliarul returned to 'Sealforth With Col, and Mrs, R. IS, Hays and George who visited Mr. and Mrs, McClelland Biu Toronto, 'Ret, Canon LAppleyar'd will 'take 'Harvest Thanksgiving services at Kirkton on ISund'ay, Many friends of Miss 3311: Robison are sorry to learn of her severe illness. 14r, and Ildrs. 'Topping 'of Winnipeg nipeg are staying with Miss Robison, Mr, and -Mrs. T, Healy and family and Miss (Geraldine Healy of Smith's Falls were week -end visitors With Mrs, L. 'E. 'Richards and hiss Olive '1•tc'Cortit tek, ldr. and Mrs. A, D, Armstrong went to 1-Ieneall on Tuesday to spend the winter with Mr, Nathan Peek, Mr. and Mrs, W, R. 'Plant and Mr, and ':Mrs. R. H. Sproat spent Sunday in 'Acton, _Mr. and Mrs, C. 'A. 1HHarrigan of Chatham visited at the home of Mr, and 'Mrs, Alex. Wallace on 'Monday, lir. and Mrs. Rosenlburgh and little daughter Joyce and niece 'Isabelle, Mr:Adalm 'Fletcher and daughter Doris and sou Robert of Stratford spent Monday evening at the home of iMt, and M's. Alvie Fletcher, Inc 'Misses Laura and Vera Mole attended 'Mitchell 'Fair last Wednes- day. IMts, \\Tilldam \Ves'tcott spent Sun- day in ;Kitchener. hiss Helen .Sclater spent the week- end in Aulbinm, 2etrs, Edward Mole and 'family were Friday visitors at Belmore. Mr, and 'Mrs. George Ferguson and family of Toronto spent the weelr- end' with the :Misses Ferguson. Miss Mary Hays and Miss Agnes Fowler of Toronto spent .the week- end with iMr. and ,'Mrs, 'Adam Hays. Mrs. Crawford Smith returned ' to her' home,'Chureb street, ou Wednes- day after convalescing at the hospital since undergoing an operation several weeks ago. .Mrs. Angus Carter spent Sunday in Rockwood. Mrs.J.'Knight and 'grandso'n, Har- old Knight; spent the week -end in Mitchell with her sister, Mrs, Dow- ding. _ 'Mrs. M. Maloney and son, lir, iraankICaloney spent Sunday in De- troit. Mr. Leslie A, Gibson of 'Toronto spent a few days at the home of Mr, and Mrs. IT, :Cole. Mr, and Mrs. 'George Mundell, Mrs, Alex, Casenrore and Madelyn, of Belmore, were 'Sunday visitors at the Name of lir, and Mrs, Edward Mole. Ir. and '1-brs, 'Ibuss'ey^ and Mrs. 'Little 'of Stratford were visiting at lfr, 'Walter 'Murray's on Sunday. Ile. 31V. Cole and Mr, Jack Oughton of Toronto were guests last week 'of Mr, a'ncl Mrs. John Sclater, Miss :Gary Ilarris of R•Vroxeter is spending the week with the Misses Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Henderson and family of rforonto are s'pendin'g Thanksgiving with .lir, and lfrs. H. lfodeland, who are returning with then to Toronto 'for a short :visit. 'The regular October meeting of the town council will be held Tues- day night next week, instead of Monday, because of the holiday. Miss Martha Flannery has returned '(tome after spending ,last week with relatives in Detroit. :irs. John Pinkney is visiting Miss 'Florence Fowler of Bluea'ale and her sister, Mrs. Snell, near Auburn, Mr. C. P. Sills has returned from 'Detroit after spending a few days with friends, while Mrs. Sills and Baster Ronald remained to spend their vacation with her sisters, iThe many friends of Jack Consitt are pleased to know the is making splendid progress and it is expected he will be sufficiently recovered to be removed from the hospital to the home of hi; parents, It, and Mrs. 'Roy Consitt, 'ruckersnit'h, sometime this week. IA shower in honor of Miss Doro- thy Kerslake; bride.,elect, was given by 'Miss Ruth Thompson on Mon- day evening, Mn•. and Mrs. Archie IJaattont of MclKiliop spent the week end in Tor- onto the guests of Mr, and Mrs. S. B, Kindy and famlily and brought bonne their daughter, 'baby Nellie 'Lamont from the Sick Children's Ho's:pital. BLYTH. The Westfield United Church are holding their anniversary 0n Sunday, October 7th and their fowl supper the following Wednesday, Oct. 110. Every body WeIcome. Keep Douglas' Egyptian Liniment always in the stable, ready for imme- diate use, Removes proud flesh and inflammation, Thrush or Hoof Rot, painful and irritating. Remove them quickly and surely with Douglas' Egyptian. Liniment. i\rant and For Sate Ms, 3 weeks 50c, 'Mr, and Mrs, Earle Webster and attendants on the occasion of their recent 'wedding. at ;Whitevale. The :bride was formerly Nliss Marjorie Turner of WI -literate and the gran 511 eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. T. J, IWelba4tet 'Seaforth, The bridesmaid was Miss 'Gertrucle Wehster, sister .n, Of the 'groom, and 'tire groomsman, Mr, Kenneth Turner of 'Toronto, brother of the bride. SPORTS DAY Junior Boys. -11100 yard dash, B, McSpadden, S. Geddes, A, .Wigg; pole vault, D. Stewart, R, Gemmell, A. Nicholson; shot put, S. Geddes, B. 1•hdS,pad'den, R Gemmell; runlning broad jump, J. Murray, B. McS'pad den, A, Nicholson; 200 yards dash, 13, McSpadden S. Geddes, tD. Stewart; stanching high jump, S. Geddes, A. Scott, 13. _MeSpaclden; running hop, step and jump, S. Geddes, B. Mc- S'paciclen, D. Stewart; bicycle Mace, R. G'enttuell, 11. Carrel, .1, Scott: runn- ing high jump, 13. McSpadden, S. Geddes, D, Stewart; standing hop, step and jump, 5, Geddes, T Mur- ray, B, McSpadden, half mil 13, llc- Spcdiden, S (Geddes T Drager stand- ing broad jump, 5, Geddes J 'Eck- ert, B. McSpadden, baseball throw, D, Stewart, A. \\'igen H. Carrot, 5, Geddes:, 37 points; 13 McSpadden, ,32 points; .D Stewart, 13 points. Intermediate Coy 100 yard dash. J. Cheoros, S. Plant, I , Sills; running broad jump R Stewart, F Sills, G. Carter; pole. vault R. Stewart, 3. Cheoros, I,. Sills; ;,rot put, M. Shan- non, G. Carter, C. Carmichael; 220 yard clash, S. Plant, J. Cheoros, F. Sills; running high jump, R. Stewart, G. Carter, F. Sills; standing high jump, R. Stewart, F. Silk, G. Carter; 440 yard clash, S. Plant, F. Sills, R. Stewart: standing hop. .step and jump,, C Carmichael, (I. Carter, til Shannon halt mile, 31. Shannon, R. Stewart, Sills; running hop, .step and jump, F, Sills, J. Cheoros, .11, Shannon: stand- ing broad jump, R. Stewart, G. Car- ter, l', Sill.. R. Stewart, 29 points; G. Carter and 3, Cheoros, 14 points. Seuirse Pays --1100 yard clash, F. Grieve, T. Sills, R, Rennie; shot put, R. Rennie, T. Sills, F. Grieve; run- ning broad jump, F. Grieve, T. Sills, R. Rennie; pole vault, T. Silts, J. Ilothem, 1. Rennie; 220 yard dash, 1;'. Grieve, T. Sills. R. Rennie; stand- ing broad jump, G. Kruse l Sills, F. Grieve; 440 yard dash. T. Sills, F. Grieve. R. Rennie; running hop, ste,r and jump T. Sills, R. Rennie, J. Sher- wood; running, high jump, T. Sill„ F, Grieve, J. Sherwood; standing high jump, T, Sills, G. Kruse, F. Grieve; standing hop, step and jump T. Sills, I Grieve, ,R. Rennie, T. Sills, 45 points; F. Grieve, 27 points; R. Rennie, 14 points. !Junior Girls.—Softball throw, J. McDonald, H. Cheoros, C. Dale; tar- get throw, 3. McDonald, C. Dale, H. Cheoeoe; ru'nnin'g high jump, M. Hab- kirk, A. Sproule, J McDonald; 25 yard slow walking race, A. !Sproule, J. 3foDonald, C. .Dickson; running 'broad jump, A, Sproule, J. 3EdD•onal'd, H. Cheoros; 30' yard wheel -harrow race, C. Dickson and J, Anderson, M. Watson and H. Cheoros, j. Mc- Donald and C. Dale; running hop, step anti jump, H, Cheoros, J. Mc- Donald, C. Dale; three-legged race, J. McDonald and C. Dale, H. Cheoros and A. Sproule; 50 yard dash, II.-Cheoros, C. Dale, J. Ander- son. Jean McDonald, 28 .points; Helen Cheoros, 21 points; Ardath Sproule 1118 points. Intermediate Girls ---Softball throw, L. Nott, D Castle, J. Baker; 75 yard clash, L. Nott, A. Ilud oln M. Mc- Iver; three-legged race, E. Dexter and H. Jamieson, T Anderson and D. Gemmel, E. Wallace and ld, :McIver; 30 yard wheelbarrow rake, E. Wal- lace and M Mdlwer, A. Love and J. Wallace, IJ Baker and A. Hudson; 25 yerrd• slow .walking race, E. Wal- lace, J. Baker, H. Ja'nn'ieson; basket- ball throw, L, Nott, A. Love, 5..Bak- er; running' hop, step and jump, L. Nott, J. Baker, E.'Wallace; ru'inin'g broad jump, L, NOR, A, Hudson, E. Wallace; target throw, L. Nott,' J Baker, D. Castle; running high jttnfp. L. Nott, R. Gisif, .E. Wallace, Leola .Nott, 315 points; Eolith. Wallace, 14 points; Janet Baker, 112.points. (Senior Girl's-IR,unnieg ,broad, jump, I, Alierhart, L Battles, G. Kratttei; three-legged race. V. Magill and P. Hugill, G. Kreuter and 1. Aberhart, I. Betties and M. Leylburne; running hop, step and jump, I. Aberhart, I. Betties, 1G, Kramer; 30 yard wheel- barrow race, G. Kreuter and 1. Aber - hart, 13, Eckert and P. IIuaill: run- ning high jump, M. Fortune, I. Aber - hart, G Kreuter; basketball all throw, G. Krauter. If, Hamilton, I Alberhart; target throw, V, Hugill, P Hugill, I. Betties; 100 yard dash, I. Aherhart, T. Betties, P. Hugill; '2'5 yard slow walking race, G. Krauter, 1..\be:rh'art, J. Devereaux. � I, Aberhart, 30 paints' G. Kramer, 32 points: V. lingili, IS points. St. Patrick's Church Dublin FOWL SUPPER Wed., Oct. 11 6 P.M. Admission 35c. Children 25c, All welcome. E. C. Chamberlain Clerk of the Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours:— Tuesday, ours:Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1:30 p.m, to 5:30 p.m. Saturday evening, 7:30 p.m, to 10 p.m. SERVICES WE CAN RENDER Life, automobile, fire, sickness and accident insurance. If in the mar- ket for any of the above lines, kindly give us a call, E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance Agencies Phone 334 Seaforth, Ont, HAND MADE Kfflhled Goods Made to order, Suits, Sweaters, Berets, Scarfs, etc, PRICES REASONABLE Many different patterns to choose from. Come in and look them over. MRS. ODELL Over Miss Pryce's Store "Aunt Susan's Visit Presented by Constance Young People in DUFF'S CHURCH, McKILLOP TUES., OCT. 9 Under auspices of the W.A. Admis- sion 15c and 25c. DANC E COMMUNITY HALL LONDESBORO Friday,Oct.5 COLLINS' ORCHESTRA Admission—Gents 25c. Ladies 15c GODERICH Fall Race MeeIiiig Monday, Oct. 8 1934 THANKSGIVING DAY 2,28 TROT OR PACE. Purse...$150 2.22 TROT OR PACE. Purse...$150 2.16 TROT DR PACE. Purse...$150 Condition.—Every heat a Race. Race en'bs with the third heat. 5 enter and 4 to start, 5 per cent. purse to enter and nothing retaiue1 front winner.. 'trotters allowed 5 see- "nds, Canadian National Trotting an 'Pacing Harness Hera A soci:tti ,•1 Rules to govern Money divided 50, 23, iW 10 per cent Ri:;ht reserved 't; the Association to postpone or declare off any event not tilling ttafactor- ily. NOV stabling and Otte to the lia4i-mile tracks in Western Ontari1. Betting Privileges Allowed. Horses Eligible Day of Race $450 IN PURSES—Remember the Date—Monday, October 8th, 1934, Thanksgiving Day Should the wva'tdier be unfavorable on Monday, the Stir, the meet will be postponed to Wednesday. the 1'3th. ADMISSION AT GATE 35c Grandstand 25c Dr. J. B. Whitely, Pres„ Goderich E. R. Wigle, Treas., Goderich Dr. W. F. Clark, V.S., Secretary, Goderich WHEN you think of a friend far away... and you haven't seen him (or maybe, her) for weeks ... and you don't Tike writing letters ... Have a visit by Long Distance ... it's the next best thing to being together •For friendly chat or emergency call, the quick, dependable Long Distance telephone is at your service; your personal messenger at trif- ling cost; easy and pleasant to use. You can talk 100 miles or so for as little' as 30c. See list of rates in the front of your directory.