The Seaforth News, 1934-11-08, Page 5THURSDAY, 'NOVEMBER 8, '1934
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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SUPERIOR STORES
GREAT
19c SALE
ITEMS FOR NOVEMBER 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14
McCORMICK1S NEW FIG BARS
PLUM JAM, LARGE 32 OZ. JAR
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
2 LBIS,
PER JAR
2 TIN'S
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S TOMATO OR
VEGETABLE, SOUP
MAPLE LEAF SALMON
2 TINS
14 LB. TDN
LOOSE READY CUT MACARONI - 4 LBS,
Catelli Macaroni or Spaghetti, 10 oz
Kirk's. Hardwater Soap
Australian Apricots, 2's tall
New Hallowi Dates
Aylmer Choice Tomatoes, 16 oz.
Choice Pumpkin, 2'sq.
Aylmer Corn, 2's
Brunswick Sardines
Fresh Rolled Oats
Pearl White Naptha Soap
Spring Mops
St. Croix Castile Soap
Durham Corn Starch
Dixie Toilet Paper
Burford Peaches, 2'sq.
Lux Flakes, small
Aylmer Pork & Beans, 16 oz,
Clark's Spaghetti
Pure Black Pepper
Sterling Brand Lobster, ''s
Crosse & Blackwell's Catsup, 14 oz. bottle per bottle
per lb.
per lb.
per pair
2 lbs,
2 pkgs.
4 1bs,
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
2 pkgs. 19c
4 cakes 19c
per tin 19c
2 lbs. 19c
3 tins 19c
2 tins 19c
2 tins 19c
4 tins 19c
4 lbs: 19c
5 cakes 19c
each 19c
8 cakes 19c
2 pkgs.
6 rolls
per tin
2 pkgs.
3 tins
2 tins
Ib.
each
Chocolate Drops
French Creams
Jersey Gloves
Choice Blue Rose Rice
Figs, 8 oz. cello package
Hand Picked White Beans
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
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19c
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BROOMS! BROOMS!
Away below today's prices. Only two to
each customer at - 25c, 35c, 45c, 55c and 60c
For one week only, or while our -stock lasts.
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
Phone 8
Phone, 77
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
' Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKFJR, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
Insurance
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Our Policies Will Protect You
Our Rates Will Appeal to You
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.
A. D. Sutherland
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Conveyancing, Real Estate, Etc.
BAYFIELD.
Dr, and Mis. Ldwis of Toronto
were week -enol guests of Mrs, M.
Woods..
Mr. and \l1 G Al. Fisher, Miriam
and Jean, Mark and Bunny Fisher of
!Waterloo'aterloo visited 'Mr an 1 Mrs, 1, A.
Edwards Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pollock have
left for Hamilton, where 'they will
pend a few weeks with their daugh-
ter, lits. i. Stewart and then to Sault IIS
Ste Marie for the rest of the winter]
with their daughter, Mrs, Johnston.
'Funeral Service,—Thc funeral sorv.
ice of the late 1diss Lizzie Brownctt
was licit! i1 'St. Andrew's United
Church, IBa e 1 nWednesday,Oc-
C ,y1fi meso
t'vr her
.�lls�t, after a brief se cc at
late hoaile. I3er. pastor, Rcv. R. 3d.
'Gale conducted the service, taking as
his ,text, 'B'lesse(l are the c egad which
die in the Lord," He made feeling
rdference'to the fadthlfulnetss of bhe
departed and• the very intelligent in-
ance!
WILL BE HELD IN LONDES-
BORO HALL
,
FridayyNov.
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COLLINS' ORCHESTRA
'_Admission: Gents Sac. Ladies ,115c
(crest she ever took in all the activi-
ties of the church. The minister also
,tressed the joy of Nein, able to
share in such a beatitude, "'Blessed
are the dead which die in the Lord.'
Rev. and Miss Gale sang "Old Jord-
an's wares we will not fclar." The
late Mrs 13,rownett was; born in Bay-
field, the eldest daughtes of George
and Mary Ann Brownest and lived
all her life on the farm in Stanley
Township a short distance from Buy -
field. The pallbearers were R. G.
'Reid, R. S. Reid, Joseph Richardson.
Garnet Taylor,, Robert Greer and Da-
vid MelN'aughton,
'Oo Sunday morning at ten o'clock
a memorial service is to he held at
the Cairn in the Square. The school
children are to march there and sing,
"Lest 'We Forget" B'eau'tiful Wreaths,
one from Stanley and Bayfield, and
one from the Government, are to be
placed at tiie base of the cairn, and a
suitable service conduicted by the loc-
al ministers, Rev. W. G. Bugler and -
Rev. R. Ir. Gale,
A gullet wadding took place Mon-
day evening, November a'tlt, in Trin-
ity •Church, ,when Rev, W. G. Bugler.
married Ed'itih Fanny- Stamp, daugh-
ter of Cecil and the late Mrs Stamp
of London ('Pate of Varna) to John
eery Osborne, ;on of Frederick and
Mrs. Osborne of Rugby, England.
The bride was attended by her sister,
,,rigs .Do rot'hy Stamp and the grooms-
man .was Nornian Jones of Ilil'Isgreon.
.SEAFORTH MARK
ETS.
Butter, per Ib .,Plc
.Oats, per bushel. ,i,..,,,,,,,,„ 33c
14'11111itt per bushel ,...,.,.... 92lc
'Feed 'barley', per ,bushel
Eggs, pet doz. , , 23c 3&
Potatoes per !)a:,g , .I, , , , ........ 40c
malting. 'barley, per bushel .......65c
'•Dogs, per cwt. .. $6,p6
TOWN TOPICS.
The 'many friends of Miss ,Eunice
':Leatherland will be sorry to hear she
is i11 at the 'home of her brother-in-
law, -Tees Jno. Murray, in Egntoncl-
vLl le,
Ml'. :Walter Murray is having town
water installed in his own residence
and other ho•usea adjacent.
'Lucan and Carlow Masonic lodge
officers and visitors gathered fat large
numbers in „Seaforth ou Monday ev-
ening to exemplify degree work.
-lir, and Mrs. W. IE, II'inchIey in-
tend taking a trip to i31itish .Columbia.
Mr. Janes Manson of Brimfield Is
spending the winter with his nephew,
llr. \V D. Hanson,
Alin. and Mrs. F. G. Neelin left Sat-
urday- for Miami, Ila,
Ales and Mrs, Sten'art Cudin'ore
have rented and tnoved this week into
the residence of the late Mrs, W. L.
Keys, W. William street.
'Among the guests from out of
town for the Willis;-14iles wedding
were :Ali, and MrsHarry 'Watson,
'Godienic'h, Dr. and Mrs, Bedholy, Sea-
forth, Mrs, E. A, Burch, Mrs, Me-
\d:atul, Miss Willson, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon -Wilks, Detroit.
'Mrs, (uD'r.) Mulligan of Grand
Pork, N43., visited friends in town
on \\'ednesd1
ay', raving come trolls
Chicago where she .and her husband
were visiting.
31r. W. P1, Snaith Ma, Henderson
Solids, Mrs. H. R. Scott and Donald
and Harry spent the week -end in
'Port Colborne, where Mr: Frank
'Smit'h is now recovering from an
'Mess
Miss Nell 11.c'Duugttll has rettirned
to her home in f:ganon8villc after a
mon lh-s' visit in Godcricll township,
Miss 'Ria Hills of Toronto was a
week -end guest of her parents, Mt,
mad Mrs. George Hills,
Mrs, Fennell of Grand Valley has
-ethnic(' to spend the winter in town,
?ccupyiirg the residence of Mrs, .L,
1'. DeLacey._
Mr. William Bailie and Miss Mabel
if Goderich visited 111 the home of
Mr. L'ailie's sister, Mrs. A, 11, Kirk,
the past week,
l\li •, •Feta Cleary and her son,
llr, Francis Cleary, left ou Monday
for ,Port Hope,
(Keep in mind 'Monday, November
19th for euchre, bingo and drawing
for prizes in St, James' 'Sc'hool hall,
Canon and Mrs, Appleyard are
spending a few clays this week with
their .sort and daughter-in-law, Air,
and Mrs. Chas, Appleyard of Galt,
where Air. Appleyard is principal of
the Technical Department of the 018
Ta'sic School,
PASSES I'N THE WEST
Mr. Hector - Cowan, Edmonton
lawyer and torfner well known resi-
dent of this -district, died in that city
on October 26th,. The remain: uwve
its Seaforth on •Thursday 1l13O train,
'Following 0 service lis North- Slide
tkeited Church at 13 o'clock, iutetment
will take place in M'tdtland'banlc cem-
etery, A son of the late John Cowan,
his early years were spent on the
Cowan 'homestead, lot .22, can. C, Mc-
,Killap, For many yearn after gradua-
tion -he practised in Paisley, 'going to
'lidntonion about 1t997, Besides his
n-ffe he is survived by two daughters,
both of •1!dnran•tol. Mrs, Cowan is ac-
conlpanying the remains and expects
to stay u1 Seaforth for some time. :\
sister of the deceased, Miss Agnes
Cowan .of Sarnia, is also expected Mr.
Cowan was a brother of the late
James Cowan of Seaforth,
'Other members of the family were
Mrs, Dorrance (',Jenny) of Edmonton;
1[r, Icabkirk, prominent Salvation
Army worker of Philadelphia and
'Winnipeg, and John. Cowan,'.K.C., of
:Sarnia,
HOSPITAL AID
The regular meeting of the \Vain -
en's Hospital Aid to Scott Alcnloriai
'Ilbspital was held on Thursday-, Nov.
dist, with the president, Mass, 'McLean,
in the chair. Miss 'Appleyard gave a
report on the annual convention of
W011len's I-18ospitat Aids held recently.
in Toronto.
(Plans were discussed for future ac-
tivities arid -ways of raising money
during the winter,
'Miss \'ikon reported that the new
str.etcher .pad had arrived and was
most useful, 'also the ether suction ap-
paratus which the Women's Hospital
Aid had recently purchased at a cost
of :x-101?, was naw in use and a great
help,
IAn appeal was made by Miss Wil-.
sd'n for' alit cotton: which might be,
used either for mustard' plasters or
clusters, Will all those WOM'Cll tvlho
recently paid theirtacit
v -I
fi
y v e cents
and ,became members of the 'Women
s
Hospital Aid; please see if they have
any contributions oE clean old cotton.
either white ror colored, which could
be used. Parcels may d>c left either
at the hospital or with the secretary.
Miss Cl, Appleyard, or at bar: Glides
store.
�T..' PAGE FIVE.
Air. and
golden
'Airs. 1 1t. 'C oveuloc of Seaforth
wedding ;inns er.ary this week,
who
CELEBRATED GOLDEN
wart and Hulbert, Dr, 'Gunn and El -
Hutt, Dr. A:rnastreng, ,Dr, Gl'anfielrl;
'Dr, R'o'gers ilas the last, who left 17
years ago and 1l3rucellelcl has been
without a doctor ever since. Airs, Ross
remembers wilen she came to Bruce-.
'field eighty years ago of the McQueen
home which was then a hotel kept by
a Mr, Finlayson; Mr. Cecil Simpson's
store. which was thus a store and
post 01 -Tice kept by a lir, McKenzie;
the McIntosh home was then occup-
ied by Mr. and firs, I). L. Sills, par-
ents of :\Ir, George :Sills of Seaforth,
11r, and Alts. Monteith and family.
r London •were the guests of ,Mr, a:,d
Air.. Janet Ross recently. Mr. Mon-
teith': slant friends were glad to see
him looking .o well after his seriotts
llr and mfrs, :Austin Wheeler And
5411 "i Detroit :pent the .week en.1 at
the home of the Former's parents,
VARNA.
Mr, and Airs, ,F. Weekes spent a
celebrated their day in Listowel last week,
Mr. and -mars, Fred Heard or Eotl-
-
rich sdent ,Sunday with the latter's
parents, 1[r, and mfrs AI, Elliott,
Rev. Janes Parke of Bayfield 111-
sited Rat'. \V, (3, Bugler at morning
service in St, John's Church Sunday.
Hr, Stamp, who has been 111 the
employ of Nies B. Peck, has moved to
London,
The members of the Township
Council met in the hall =Monday.
There is considerable talkofsheen
•
being worried by dogs, 'Dog' owners
should see their dogs are housed
.night, or tied fejt,
lir. and Airs, George Clark have
moved t:, our village. We welcome
Arr. and firs Clark to our bar
\Veclding bells are ringing and
will be beard.
Arr. and -Airs. Floyd H Schell and
family nf. Detroit :pent the week end
at the hone of the latter', parent:,
Mr, and Mrs. ,-Alfred :Austin, returning
te, the city on Sunday afterne,On.
WEDDING
Hr. land mfrs, J, Ad'. Cot-enlock of
!Seaforth celehratecl the 5011 anniver-
sary of their wedding clay on Sunday,
'November 4, at which all the mem-
bers of their family and three friend.;
who were among six guests attheir
marriage half a century ago were pre -
seat, Mrs, A. Scott, Ottawa, Mrs,
1. McMichael and John Scott, Sea -
forth, The other three, \[r, Jame;
Hay's, Egnlondrille, and -sirs. (Dr.)
Elliott and her mother firs. Robert
Hayes of l.uclenow, were unable to
attend, The latter is ntearin.g the cen-
tury mark, being 99 on Dec, 32,
The color scheme of the dining
roost was in white and gold, the table
decorations being a gold colored bas-
ket containing baby chrysanthemums
of an amber- s+Bade. 'i'lfe turkey used
F'11 this auspicious occasion came all
the way from Climax, Sask.
Mr. Cove'nlock was married on
Nov. 5. 144[4F. to Nellie Hays, daugh-
ter of the late Thomas diays, by the
late Rev, A. D, MdDonald D,D, , r
First st Presbyterian Church, Seaforth,
They went 10 resile on the old
homestead and five rears later moved
to
the 1 N
th concession 1cc sio
o
i r
f A l
1 eKa
ill p.
He afterwards operated a tae yard in
Walton and Winthrop. While in the
latter place Ila was' elected Liberal
member for Centre Boron in the On-
tario Provincial house, Mr. C,nvenlocic
is a member of Britannia Masonic
Lodge, Seaforih, and has occupied
in'g
11r -
various municipal positions, he
reeve of AtoKillop for 113 years, w
den of Huron in 101.5 and inspector
Tluron County House of Reit
since 11927.
'Out of a family of nine, six st
vire Mrs. Norman Ireland, Clint
'5 tsl..; MTrs, Mae Dorrance, •Seafort
Nelson (•oven!oelc, Waterford: - lr
5. K. 1,. Brown and 1 ester Gore
hick, Toronto, and Alts. S. L, Ph
lips of Detroit.
Mr, and •hiss IGoveuloelc were
home to their friends in - the after-
noon from '3 to li pin, on 11611d43'.
when they were showered with. gifts,
congratulations and good wishes from
a 'Host of friends and •welt wisher..
,lir. and Mrs. Govenlocic wish. to
thank all those who 5o kindly remem-
bered thein at this tinge,
daughter _foot, also Mr. ' Altrcfl
'Scotchmer, spent the week end at
Kitchener visiting lir. Fred :Scotch-
nler,
.Mr, Joe Wilds spent Saturday af-
teril•oon in. Clinton,
[Miss Irene Scotchnler-has returned
to London where she it attending
school,
The Goshen Woman's Missionary
'Society are 'holding ale open meeting
at the church on Thursday evening.
Nov, 10th at 7,34) ., rlricle when n spec-
ial program will be put on, Mrs. Me.
Kenzie of Egnlondrille will he the
guest peadcer.
Mrs, (Rev.) F„ :\, '1',oslte.r and sort
George of Brownsville called on
friends in this vicinity iast week.
Mr. John ':\, Armstrong. has pur-
chased the 'S0 -acre farm on the Baby. -
ion line, formerly owned by Mr, Geo,
cC'linchey,
BRUCEFIELD.
Celebrates 93rd Birthday
AleX. Ro • celebrated her 90rd birth-
day on November -5th. Eighty years
ago, as a girl of thirteen, she arrived
in Brucefieid front Nova Scotia, ac-
companied by her father, tilt -McMil-
lan, who just lived eight months alter
their arrival, and she has lived in the
eomnluniq' ever 5 n1ce, She is vert
smart for her age and still retains al
her faculties and is able to wait on
let •elf and 1 quite fond ,f knitting
and reading. She 10 a • very charitable
old lady and it Wright he well if more
of us would take her advice, she has
00 often given to her friends: "lf you
have anything good to say about any
of one, tell it; but if not, do not say any-
tqe thing," She received ashy congratu-
lations and remembrances frons her
friends o1 M'ondav wishing her many
ax, happy returns of- the clay. Cornish's
h; home 10115 1/11111 by het father for a
rsstore, She renleulhers distinctly the
names of the tem doctors who had
i1- their offices there downthrough the
years, the first heulg tL Dr. McMillan,
at tlicn Dr, Birch, IDr, ,Monroe, Dr, Ste -
AB together, all together, once, one
again,
Hearts and voices light as ever,
Gladly joist the welcome strain,
Friends'hip's link is stili unbroken .
Bright Is its chlnin,
',here the parting we,rd was spoken,
Note in smiles we meet again.
Oh, cou'Ict We ever dwell in social
pleasure 'here,
No more CO sever -from time friends we
lave so clear:
STANLEY,
McKinley - Scotchmer, — ,A quiet
but pretty wedd'in'g was. solemnized
at London on Thursday. Nov, list, at
.high noon when 'Margaret Mary, only
daughter of Mrs, jean McKinley and
the late IRo.bert McKinley of Stanley
Tp., became the bride of John Alfred
:Scotch:met, son of Mr, and Hrs. Jahn
'S'catchaner, also of , Stanley. Rev.
'George McKinley, cousin of the
'bride, otlficialtccl, '11he bride - looked'
charming iu1 a midnight blue chiffon
velvet crit on long lines, with acces
sories to match. and carried pink
and white c•hrysanthemuIns. The
bride was attended by U's.s Margaret
Ro•binson, Who 'wore ka.'gow'n of 'hunt
er's 'green crepe .and carried yellow
• ohryss,il'them ms. Gordon Sc'otclrmer.
su1pportecl the groom. Inlinectiate13'
after
the ceremony _ld'r, and Airs.
IScotchn er left on a trip to Niagara
1331(115 and Detroit, the bride travel-
ling in navy blue crepe dress, navy
coat with accessories to match 001
their return INC) will reside on the
groom's farm 015 rho Blue Water
Highlw,ay.
Iriy[r.` and Airs. Will Scotc'hntaer 111111
c
ELIMVILLE.
The Young People presented th, it
Religious Drama at C'hiselhnrt eat
Sunday evening'.
Messrs. rs, Rev. J. R. Peters, Frac
Long, Delmar Skinner, Horace Del
bridge, and .2ll. se, Lavona Conner.
Lt
flu. I•Iunter, Marjorie Hunter, Mar-
jorie Dclbridge, attended the Sun.,y
School convention at Centralia -,n
Friday light last.
RURAL RADIO SERVICE
RADIO SETS ADJUSTED, RE-
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TUBES TESTED
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R. R. 1, Clinton, Phone Seaforth
241 -23
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