HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-12-13, Page 5THURSI)IAY, DECEMBER 13, 1934
THE SEAPORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE,
CHRISTMAS "S%
Is Just Around z the Corner
And Superior Stores with a wide variety of seasonable foods, low
prices and freedelivery service, are rendering valuable assistance to
busy housewives. Make Superior! Stores your headquarters for food
and the assured of quality, value and satisfaction. This week features
another attractive list of "Specials."
ITEMS FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK
OHIPSO LARGE PKG.
DURHAM CORN STARCH
PER PKG.
AYLMER TOMATOES, 2'sq.
4 TINS
OHOICE BLUE ROSE RICE
3 LBS.
McL'AREN'S JELLY POWDERS,, assorted 5 PKGS.
LEMONS, FRESH, GOOD SIZE
DOZEN
ALM'OND PASTE
34
LB, TINS
17c
8c
25c
25c
25c
19c
28c
Choice Pumpkin, large 2%'s 2 tins
Hillcrest Shortening, l's 2 lbs,
Aylmer Crushed Pineapple 16 oz, tin
Aylmer Tid Bit Pineapple, 2'sq...... . .. . . ..... .
Derby Cheese, %'s, spreads or slices 2 pkgs.
1's
family jar
2 lbs.
Royal York Coffee
Ideal Sweet Pickles
Mince Meat, homemade style
Crosse & Blackwell's Jams, Raspberry, Strawberry and
'Black Currant 32 oz, jar 35c
per pkg. 23c
2 lbs. 25c
4 cakes 15c
medium -67c; large 1.09
23c
23c
17c
19c
25c
39c
27c
25c
Cereal Blend
New Pitted Dates
Pearl Naptha Soap
Ovaltine, small -45c;
CANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS, FOR CHRISTMAS—
French Creams, Cream Bells, Chocolate Drops , . per lb.
Satin Mixed, Fruit Flavors per lb.
Household Mixed Chocolates, Creams, etc. per lb.
per lb.
per Ib,
2 lbs,
per Ib.
per lb,
2 lbs.
Wrapped Chocolates ,... 3 lb. box
Silver Humbugs
Cut Rock Candy
Bonnie Mixed, very special
Tender Gum Drops
Roasted Peanuts
Golden Mixed Nuts
Ganong's Christmas
190
15c
15c
150
18c
25c
150
10c
33c
79c
Grapes, Oranges, Grapefruit, Lemons, Cranberries, Head Lettuce,
Tomatoes, Apples, Turnips, Parsnips Carrots, Beets Cabbage,
Celery, etc., etc.
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
Phone 8
Phone 77
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W, J. WA1LKBR, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license,
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
Insurance
FIRE—AUTO—WIND
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
SPECIAL
Choice farm in the Township of
McKillop, good soil, good build-
ings, well located, well watered,
Hydro, many extras.
Also
Several bargains in Town and
Farm Property.
Call, Phone or Write Us.
A. D. Sutherland
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Conveyancing, Real Estate, Etc,
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Butter, per lis,,,,,,,......, ,.....18c
Oats, per bushel , ....... , , 313.0
'Whe'at, per bushel ..................99c
Feed barley, per bushel ., ....,48e
Malting 'barley, per bushel dec
Hogs, per cwt., $6,50
Eggs, per doz. ............. .21;c,30c
VARNA.
'The 13eefringers held their anneal
dance in the hall Tuesday. A good
crowd and a good time reported.
'The W. A. of St, John's Church
heli! bheir annual meeting at the
hon -ie of Mr's, M. Reid, After :the bu-
siness meeting several bales of cloth
illg were packed for tlt'e Nest.
'Mr. 1Vm, Reid is chopping every
eiftennlooat at present.
WEST BRODHAGEN.
Mr. and Mfrs, Martin :Dietz moves[
to the farm on the ,Loth concession on
\l-ednesday, which they recently
bought from Mr. Frank Welsh. We
wish then success ill their 11015 home,
Mfr, Frank Forrester is engaged at
Mr, George Beuermann's for the win-
ter months eueting wood,
Mr. Tads Daniel is engaged at Mr.
'Jerry Doerr's for the winter months,
Miss -Marie Koehler took i11 Thurs.
evening while attending church and
is still conked to bed. We wish her
a speedy recovery.
Cutting pine roots in the swamp is
the order of the day and even at
right es Mike Connelly reports he
had two loads piled 011 the road,
which disappeared Wednesday night.
There are hundreds of cords piled
again, all ready ,waiting for sleighing.
.Mars. Ed. Rose's 150 acre farm is.
not sold yet:s
temiug
l y no
one, has
money enough to pay for it as terms
are cash, Mrs. Rose has noised to
Stratford where she is living with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Louis
Becker. Mr. Becker is not in the best
of health and confined to bed.
Mrs. Louisa dIaegy, \vho fell about
two Week. ago in her room, breaking
her hip 1s not improving as well as
her friends ,would like to see her.
Mr, John A. is very busy in his
chopping mill every Tuesday and
Friday and sometitnes has nearly 200
bags per day.
There is a cold wave passing' over
this section and on Sunday morning
it was eight below zero.
FROM THE WEST
vIr, Con. Eckert of town has re-
ceived the following letter:
IHazlet, ,Sas!:,, Dec, 3. Dear Friend:
-About a week ago we got a man's
waist, it exactly fits Dad In one of
its pockets was a slip of paper taaluich
said to let the writer knot,' of tidies
out here. But before I tell you about
the times, I have to thank you in
Mother and .Diad's name, They are
very ,glad to get it. 'Well, about the
tidies, they are bad enough. This
year tee didn't'cut anything on our
land. Not even th'e Russion Thistles
were good enough to cut, Everybody
111 the country here lives on. relief. It
is only a few who,, don't, We are al-
ways glad when we get anything, for.
we sass always used With best wish-
es from all, I remain, yours truly,
Helen Redekop.
TOWN TOPICS.
14•rs, 'Sidney johns is visiti'n'g with
friends at Kelso.
!Mrs. Albert Harrison is doing as
.well as can be expected after her re-
cent operation,
The children, of;the pu'bhc school
kindergarten will give their usual
Christmas programme on Wednes-
day morning, 'D'ecember 119t4t alt 9:30.
Parents .and any w;lro imay be inter-
ested in the klnderganten are eord'ially
invited to attend.
,Canon E. Appleyard is attending a
meeting of Huron College Council in
London, Wednesday, and a meeting
of the Executive Committee of the
;Diocese of Huron on Thursday after-
noon, ..
The many friends of Mrs. J, I
Welsh regret to learn she is confined
to the hospital:
Minor accidents have occurred at
the corners on bcgh sides of Main
street on 'Goderich .St. One involved
a posit box and the other, on Wednes-
day resulted in (lanrages to Ja,,ls Me-
Nall's car front Blyth When side-
swiped by alight truck.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. II'iils have re-
turned to their home in Egmlondville
after a month's visit in Toronto,
'Miss Anna Edmonds, nurse -ht -
training, of Woodstock, returns on
Thursday after a brief visit with her
another, Mrs, 'WV'. Edmonds.
Miss alae iBroadfoot left on Satur-
day for an extended visit with Mr.
and Mrs, _Morton at Port Nelson,
Miss E, Davidson went to Pitts-
burgh, Pa., on \Vednesday, where
she will spend several months with
her niece, Mrs. Murray.
'dr, and Mrs. W. 'Tart and fancily
of
Wroxeter visited with Mr. and
,Mfrs. Harry Hart this week.
NI ISA Gertrude Appleyard is visit-
ing' friends in London,
Mrs, E.. Murray, Goderich street
1\'e, received the best wishes of her
many- friends on Monday, December
10th. her 90th birthday.
Mr, Vincent Clark of St. Thomas
its visiting at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. Thomas (Lane. Tuckcrsntith,
l[r. Geo Bethune arrived home
this week from Port McNichol to
spend the twinter.
Mr. and l[rs. Harry Hart, and Mr.
and :\Irs. Ferg. Bullard spent Satur-
day with friends in London,
DIVISION COURT
'Judge T. \I Costello of tiorlerlch
!,resided at Division Court on Mon-
day morning, Dee. loth, in the '1'owt
alai!. Nine hearings were disposed of,
consisting chiefly of garnishee eases,
The Simpson vs. Sandford case was
dismissed.
JUNIOR FARMERS
The meeting of the junior 'Farmers
was held in the Council Chamber,
Seaforth, on Saturday night, Dec. 8,
(3fhi t is ars President, Arthur Nich-
olson, Vice President John Moylan,
Sect huts, \\nt, Alexander,
Representatives of teams—St. Co-
lunthan, Joe, Malone; Winthrop, F.
Bullard E;mondvillc Frank Kling;
Tucketsmut Robif.. Archibald neu-
tral, Dr. McMaster. Referee-, G, Muir
and 12. Holmes. Rules -00.A. play-
ers barred,
1:1
trophy will he given by the Club
to the player who is of toast value
to his teams, 50 p,c, for sportsmanship
and 50 p.c. for efficiency, The Com-
mittee will meet on Sat. evening.
HOCKEY SCHEDULE
Seaforth at of\"inghant, Dee. 37.
'Clinton at Goderich, Dec, 2h.
'Goderich at Seaforth, Jan, 3.
.Mitchell at Clinton, Jan, 4.
\Vi itu'lianu at !Mitchell, Jan. 7,
Clinton at Seaforth, Jan, 10,
Mitchell at Goderich, Jana 111',
'Clinton at Wingham, Jan. 14.
ieaforth at MTitcheli, Jan, 115.
\Vingihain at Goderich, Jan, 17,
Seaforth at Clinton, Jan. P8,
'Goderich at Mitchell, fan. 21.
\\'inghaan at Seaforth, Jan, 22.
Mitchell at \\'iu;:;hant, J',vn. 24.
Goderich at Clinton. Jan, 26,
Clinton at .Mitchell, vein, 244.
Seaforth at Goderich, jau. 29.
(Goderich at \Viagltant, Jan. 311,
31itcluell at Seaforth, Jan. 311.
Wingham at Clinton, Feb. 4.
IT--lig"h team has option of play-off.
Single schedule played. First 3 teams
play off; first teas. to have option of
playing 3rd teats or laking a bye,
goals to count.
(Referees--1Gloderich, H. :Verney,
Norman 1,Vark, D. McKay. Seaforth
-1Gorrlon Muir. Jos, Hart, F. Bullard,
Rus, Holmes, Gordon Rennie, Wing -
ham -- III, ,Sorters, A. Lackeridge,
Mitchell—Chas, Stoneman, Dave Eis-
eranauu, L. Sawyer, Dick Thorne.
Citation -_ID, 'Tluorn'dyIce, J, Neiliger.
(Secretaries —. G'od,ericlu, Harold
M'urney. Seaforth = [D'a.t'e Wilson,
4\''iug'hant—_l,fr. J'olhirson, Mitchell —
'red S'tonenian, Clinton—J, A. Wig-
ginton,
BORN,
Tiutney-1Iiu Scott Memorial Hospital,
on liond'ay, Dec. 10, 19314, to Mr.
and -Mrs. George 'T'iuney, rIensall,
a son (sltill-born).
CHRISTMAS
Entertainment
AND NATIVITY DRAMA
ST. JAMES' PARISH HALL
Thurs,, Dec. 20
Admission 2!5c
ORCHESTRA SELECTIONS
TOWN COUNCIL
(Continued from Page One.)
window's would be washed this week,
weather permitting.
:Fire and 'Water committee reported
everything cleared away for this year,
,Reeve Crosier reported the year's
work pretty well 'com'pleted by the
streets committee. Forty-five loads of
gravel bad 'been used for patching and
the streets are all In good shape; a
pile for sanding streets has been stor-
ed behind the town hall,
The Reece had .also received notice
trots the hospital, as per regulations,
of two indigent patients; before for-
warding his o.ic. to Goderich .he
avould investigate each case,
'Affid'avits will be required for re-
lief distribution under the new rules,
the Mayor reported, which will make
the ttork more difficult.
IFivance committee reported as Sol-
lows:
ol--
1ows:
!Public !School 'Board, Nov., $000;
Collegiate Institute 13c1,, Nor„ $500;
Jas, V. ,Ryna, sal„ ,$515; 'Ono, A. Wil-
son, sal, and transp„ etc., $700iS; ([[.
Snell, sal„ $60; Thos. Storey, sal.,
$60; Arthur (Powell, wages, $1.75; do„
$325; Can. (Nat, IRys., cross, prot.,
$6.11, do., rent, $1!1; ,Geo, Seip, ace„
8800; 'Twp, of 'Tuckersntith, e. stone,
$316; P. j. !Dorsey, acct„ $4.7,5; R. J.
.f.ovell Co„ "inv., $'t.09; 'J. F. Daly,
acct., $14,,11; P. l'. Cont., light and
acct„ '$35,611; E. T. IShewiclt, acct.,
$3.49; IG IP 'Eberhant, gravel, 8212.00;
tGco.A. Sills & Sons. acct„ 02.39
Thompson's Bookstore, acct., $3,70
John MIokenzie, acct„ 730; County of
Huron $5,034,50; John H. Earle, Dit
Court, $44.00; !Public Library Board,
$889,37; 'Public School 13oaril $564,90
Separate School 'Beard, $530416; Jos,
Heffernan, wages x,00; H, C.
Chamberlain division court, $116.00
!1. J. ITluggard, retainer and acct„ $110,
John C. 'MfeKenzic, tire chief, $7'5
'Fire e litigade grant, $300; do, '14 as-
sessed members, 85.00 each, $70.00;
street light acct., $1853,00; F. J. Bur-
rows, 200ML,0)H,. $Sth); Dr, Har-
burn V.S acct„ $5,00; Mlctf can Bros,
acct„ $22.01, Seaforth Netts, acct„
$208,05; dlell Tel. Co:, acct„ $2.45; ,S,
\dies, asst„ $5.00; 1V. Ilawkins, acct„
$717.60; County of Huron, indigents,
$31,30,
McKILLOP.
The following is the school report
of S, S, No, 8, Mfel'1illop, for the
months of September to Derember.
Names arc placed in order of Merit:
Sr.TV.-4Penlice Manley 8054-, 'Gerald
M[eK ty 84, Vara Leonhardt 80, Do-
minic Murray 80, Joseph Eckert 78,
Marie Iloegy 73, :Mervin Dettz 73,
Chester Johnson Al, Aaron Kistner
03, Jr. 1\'. .Della Eggert 86, Carl
,S.ieanon 84, Raymond'Kleber 80, Mar-
ley Koehler 712. Annie Eckert 71,
Laverne Gloor 70, Louis Hoegy 66.
Sr, ;RIII.--,Dorothy- S'cherbarth 679
marks, Stephen McKay 676, Elmer
,Kleber 665, Cyril Johnson 6-15, Jos-
eph Johnson 012, Thomas Murray
610. Robert Benermann 600, Margaret
Eckert 591,.' Jr, LIIL—:\tvin Elligson,
,Florence Leanhardt, Stephen :Manley,
Let Johnson, Ilarolcl Dcitz, Second
Class—Margaret ,Kleber, Man 3i[c-
Kay, Edward Bennetvies, Nonntaat
Eggert, Manny I3enncwies, I:nnner-
son Gloor, Cecelia Eckert, First Class
—Ruth Rapicn and Kenneth ,Schmidt
(equal); Rita 13eti1ewies and r:dw•arrl
Scherbartlt (equal); Francis Mfnrray.
;Ordelia T.eonhard't, 'Ralph Fischer,
.Stephen Johnston, Jerome M[an]e
y.
Primers — Joseph McKay, Mfiltoiiu
Deitz, :Allan Kleher and Martin Deitz
(equal), Teresa Eckert, Jimmie .T•Io-
ran, Rose Bennewies, -Nanny Koeh-
ler, 'Kenneth Beuermann, !Dorothy
Johnson. Nn, on 'R'oll 55,
Helen r 31. Delaney, Teacher,
LONDESBORO
Mr, and \[r 'R. Yungblutt, Mrs.
W. M4ountauu, Miss 'Gladys Mountain.
and Miss Helen Ytmgblut,t visited
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SURFACE WAVE 25c
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DALY'S GARAGE SEAFORTH
play ofusefuland ornamental articles
On Tuesday Night were for sante, a large amount of
which were disposed of. A varied
program was given by local talent, af-
ter the supper and sale, and was very
much enjoyed by the large crowd
that was present. The proceeds of
the evening amounted to about $90.
DEC, 18TH
Christmas
Concert
Will be given by the Y.P.L. in the
basement of
N'ORTH'SIDE UNITED ,CHURCH
In addition to a good program a
play entitled "A Story of Old Beth-
lehem," will be given
Admission 15e,
Corrie friends on Tuesday,
Mir, and 21rs. Leslie Ball, Edna and
I-Ieletu attended the "Royal Winter
'Fair at Guelph on \Vednesday.
The concert put 011 by the hockey
committee was a grand success. The
program was given by local talent.
The proceeds were $89, which is t.,
help cover expenses of ,cell -drilling.
The 1\\'.':F, of the United Church
held their anneal bazaar in the com-
munity hall Friday afternoon, $50 be-
ing made,
MTr,'R is'emsblu,tt, .firs. \\'nu, Grt -
hth'e, lits. J. Nott and Mr, Arthur
'Griffith's attended the funeral of their
cousin at 'Gowanstown on Saturday,
-lir, and Mfrs. Samuel Cox of God-
erich visited at Mn, 14arold Sprung:
last week,
Mfrs. Cox and lit.;. ,Sprung visited
u tit Mrs. Lansing one day l•r. t wed.,
Miss E. Arnett and Mrs. Harold
Adams spent Saturday in Goderich
The Sunday School held their
White Gut Service 'Sunday nlortang
with many valuable gifts hang given
for the'West and needy institutions,
Mr. 'Fred, Yungbiutt and hiss :Mar-
garet spent .Sunday with Miss 'Clads s
Mountain.
(Gladys .fountain spent a few days
this week with IGocdericlu friends.
Mr, W. D. Hopper of Seaforth has
.finished his contract drilling* for the
,skating rink at Londesboro and
struck a good !low of water at 147
feet,
ELIMVILLE.
Miss Catherine d'et'ers of .London
spurt the week -end at her Bonne hero,
The Sunday School classes are pre-
paring for a Christmas concert to be
held on Wednesday, Dec, 19,
The '\\:.A, held a very successful
supper and 'bazaar on Uriday night.
A splendid chicken supper was serv-
ed by the ladies and a beautiful dis-
COMMUNICATION.
Editor The Seaforth News.
!Dear Sir, --This is my first venture
at writing for the public press and
I would not do so now, did I not
consider that what I have to say rep-
resents the feeling• of many people,
in regard to that class called a kinder-
garten class in our public school.
I read in your valued paper that
Seaforth has one of the very few
classes of the kind in Ontario town;,
which places that class beyond any
shadow of argument as a distinct
"luxury" I (anrl there were many
other.) in years gone by care-
fully put by enough for my old age,
avoiding wild car stocks, and invest-
ing only in the best farm mortgages
and bonds, and now I find some of
the principal lost forever and the in-
terest on what is left cut in half. 1
have less than one-quarter the in-
come 1 was nittely able to live 00 0
few years ago.
Now, Mr, Snowdon, the town de-
mauls front me taxes to support a
Inxury, that no other place has, and
if 1 cann,0 pay, fhey trill seize my
home and send nue to the poorhouse.
I
may not express myself very well
in writing and this may sound a little
far-fetched, but when honestly con-
sidered it proves to be the truth.
Is that right: It is a grave injustice,
while I lack many of the necessities
,f life, Let this kindergarten depend
on the free -twill offerings of those
who are in favor of it and can afford
to pay, but do not grind other's into
t ire rinit,
I our; truly,
ONE OF MANY,
Euchre &
ance!
WINTHROP HALL
Tues. Dec. 18th
Good. Prizes Brussels Orchestra
Gents 25c
Ladies with lunch free.
lesin
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something MORE than a full measure of clean, profit -producing
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Local Representative — SCOTT'.S POULTRY FARM
MR. JAMES M. 'SCOTT