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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1937.
HENSALL
Mr, Donald 11dDonald of Ripley,
was in town on Sunday calling on
friends.
'fir. and Mrs. \\I•i11 Gram of D'etrdit,
were here for the week end and were
acconrpanietl home by - their sister,
,Mrs. Ada Gram who has been visit-
ing here for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Ray NMI and little
daughter, Shelia, and Mies Alice Pfaff
of Delhi, were week end visitors here
•wish relatives.
• ,lair. Ed. M'dQueen and Harold Hig-
gins, who have spent the summer at
the Beach -o -Pines, are spending this
week at their home:: here.
Ikti s. James H'oggarth has returned
to heir home 'here after spending a
'few weeks visiting relatives in '1'or-
onito. e
Mr. and Mrs Daniels of Brantford.
and Mr and Mrs, Geo. Mdintyre of
Detroit are spending a couple of
weeks at their cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart .Smillie of To-
ronto, were recent guedts here of De:
Smillie and Miss Murray.
Mrs. William 'Hildebrandt spent a
flew clays l'as't geek in London visit-
ing .relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. S'Ihillips (nee Idea
•Cudmore) and son of Toronto, are
spending their vacation at the ad -
more residence in town.
Mrs. McKendrick, who has been
visiting here for some time with her
cousin, Mrs. Robt. Bonithrot, has re-
turned to her home in Lucknow.
Rev, and Mrs. MacArtney of Es-
pannla, who have been visiting here
with Miss Hannah Craig, have re-
turned to their home in Espanola.
Miss Mary A. Hoggarth visited last
week with her 'brot'her, Wm. and oth-
er -relatives in Tuekersntith.
,Master joe Marks visiting with re-
latives in London,
Master Billy McKenzie of Kincar-
cline is visiting at the home of his
grandparents, Mfr. and Mrs. E. Drum-
mond.
Mrs. Walter J. (Fee celebrated her
83Ird birthday on 'Friday August 2atb.
Many relatives and friends called on
Mrs. 'Fee to congratulate her on her
birthday: also some members of her
family were present lar the occasion.
Mrs, Fee received many letters, cards
and gifts an her birthday.
'Miss 'J, ,Dornan spent she week end
at her Home in tense Craig. Miss Dor-
man has been taking care of Mrs, Fee
for the past !five weeks.
Mrs. E. J. Harris and Max of Ailsa
Craig spent the week end at the home
off Mr. and Mrs, W. I. !Fee.
Mrs. Lands O'Brien and little 'son
of Exeter spent Tuesday with her sis-
ter, :Mrs. 'Joseph Hudson.
Mr; and Mrs. Win. Simpson of De-
troit visited over the week end with
Mrs. L. Simpson and 'Mes. Robert
rBonthron.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dingwall and
daughter Mis's,Helen and friends; of
Sitreetsville, visited on Sunday with
Mrs. 'Dingwall's sister, Mrs. George
tFoldick. also her brother, Mr. Edgar
McQueen.
Misses 'Lois and Marian McLaren
returned .home on Monday alter a
pleasant week's holidays, .guests of
Rev. W.. A. and Mrs. Young at their
cottage nearForest.
„ Miss 'Jessie Bell is having her house
fr ealy painted.
The many friends of Mfr. John
Craig will be pleased to hear be has
been .able' to return home from Vic-
toria .Hospital, London, where he has
'been for several weeks much improv-
ed ,in health.
Miss Mae MidNaughtan of eToron-
to visited over the week end with iter
father, Mr. Daniel McNaughton.
Mr Jas. Simpson is making some
improvements to his 'home,
Mrs. Charles Pertey and daughter
Miss Margaret, R. N., of Winnipeg,
visited last week with MTr. and Mfrs,
Roy MacLaren.
Mrs. Ida Harding and Miss Agnes
MaeCselre of London are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbet and family.
Mrs. Charles Perley of Winnipeg
visited recently with Mfrs, Hannah
Workman.
Mr. and Mr.. T. Corbet and Mrs.
Harding visited Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
Devlin of Stratford on Monday.
A quiet family reunion washeld at
the home of Mrs, Catherine ,Redden,
of -near Hensa'll, on Sunday, August
22, when some thirty-six relatives
were present for the auspicious oc-
casion. The reunion was ,held on Sun-
day as some members were unable to
be .present during the week. The day
was .quietly spent in friendly inter-
course. recalling interesting hanpe,t-
ings of bygone days. Mrs. iltedelei is
the mother of a family o.f 12 children
all of whom are living, ten being pres-
ent for the reunion. Also she has 12
goandchiddren. eleven being .present
for She occasion. Met. Redden was
formerly Miss Catherine 'Rothaermel,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs,
Manuel iRathacrmel of Crediton.
wthere her early 'days were spent. She
roves married about 38 years ago to.
George Redden of 'Credo nn, who
passed away some year: ae'o at' St.
Catherines. ?Following their marriage
they .resided in Crediton where most
of their family were 'horn, later nnor-
in.g to St: Catherines. ,Following Mr.
Hedden's death, Mrs. Redden moved,
with members of her family, hock to
Hensall, where they have since re-
sided. Members of her family present
for the reunion. together . wish their
wives and families were Mr. and Mrs.
William Redden, Betty, Marie and
George of 'Hamilton; Mr. Lee Hed-
den of London; Mrs. Lee 'Heiden of
Heinsdll .Mr. and Mrs. I loydHeiden
Shirley, 'Ronald, and Roy. Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Hedden. Junior, Bobby.
Jacqueline and Donald, all of Hen-.
sail; Miss Ruth d•Iedden of Clinton;,
Messrs. 'Ftarold H'er'bert, Orville and
Russel of 'Hensall vicinity, and Mona
at home, and :one .grandson, 'Donald
Hedden was also present and who re-
sides with his grandmother. Two
and
sons Fara of Buffalo'N.Y., d'ron'e N
of St. Catherines were unable to be
,present Also present for the reunion
were Mrs. Hedden's two brothers and
their wives, and family, Mr. and Mrs,
iRntasell Rothaerntel and son 'Reginald,
and daughter Mae and friend; and
Mrs. J, George, all of.Port Huron,
and M,r. and Mrs. William IRothaer-
mei of Sii. Catherines.
Give l'ourseJf
a Gift of
TY
By enjoying one of these
Good
Beauty Ballon
Permagaents
The Standard of Perfection
When there is any equipment
better we will have it.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR
YOUR SUMMER
PERMANENTS
.All permanents include shampoo,
hair cut and fingerwave.
B' Beauty Salon
Phone 50 .'r 18, Seaforth
STANLEY
'Messrs. ,Henry and John Steckle
started for a trip to ,Western Canada
en Monday of this week, Incidental-
ly they may bring a supply of feeder
cattle with then on their return.
Mrs. McNabb, of 'Grey township,
an old teacher of South school No. 4,
Stanley, accompanied by her ]ntsband,
renewed old acquaintances in the ee'c-
tian on Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner of
Goderich ,spent the week enc' with
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Campbell.
Mr. (George .Peck and daughter,
Miss Agnes Peck of Park River, N.
Dakota, are visiting with the 'former',s
sister, Mrs. W. ;l, Dowson.
Miss Isabel Robinson has returned
from a pleasant vacation at Hunts-
ville, Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark of 'Ha-
milton are visiting with the fornmer's
brother, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark,
'The ,Goshen W.M.S. met at the
home of Mrs R. M. 'Peck last Thurs-
day for their monthly meeting.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sap-
per will be observed at !Goshen, Blake
and Varna 1'nited Churches next
Sunday.
VARNA
The many friends of Mr. A. 'Austin
will regret to know: he is not enjoying
the best of health and hope he may
soon improve.
Misses L, and M. Slavin of Hen-
sel] have returned home after spend-
ing the week end with their 'ccnrsin,
Mrs. M. Beatty.
Rev. Mr. Pitts and two sons of
Haysville called at the hone of firs.
L. Beatty Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Weekes spent Snit -
day in Listowel.
Miss Beatty and Mrs. Lathan' and
little son of London are visiting their
mother and sister.
Miss Johnston and Mfrs. Robinson
of Hensall called at the home of Mr.
C:. Beatty, Sr., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott and famib
spent Sunday at Mr. Roy Morrison',
cottage, Port Elgin.
Mir. and Mrs. Johnston of Gocter-
idt were the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Wilmer Reid Sunday.
'rhe 'United Church service will he
held at int a.m. and Sunday School at
1,1 a,m,. commencing next Sunday.
Mrs. Stelek has returned .house af-
ter spending a couple of months in
London and Windsor,
Mr, and Mrs, Wes. Johns visited at
She borne of Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Py -
bus, near Chisealhurst last Sunday;
ST. COLUMBAN
Mr, and Mrs, Jos, 'O'Connor of
Timmins are spending .their vacation
at the hone of the latter's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Pat Flannery,
Miss Mary Myles is spending a few
days at her home.
Mrs, P. V. MdGrath spent a week
visiting her friends in Detroit,
Mrs. J. J. H'oll'and spent fast week
visiting friends in 'Detroit and Wind-
sor, .Site was accompanied home by
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holland who
will spend their vacation , writ their
parents.
coir. .Robert M•dCerath of 'Detroit
spent a few clays at los home,
Mr. Kale 'Holland of !Alliston spent
Sunday at his home.
Wedding 'bells are still ringing in
the 'village. •
Charles Malone, B.A., of Windsor,
is spending a week at his home,
HARLOCK
Miss Bessie' Watt of Olinton, ac-
companied by Miss Margaret Hurst,
called an a number of ' friends' on
Monday. The former was formerly a
resident of this neighborhood.
Messrs; Robert and Willie Leiper
and the Misses 'A:gnes and Jean Leip-
er left •on Monday on a motor. trip' to
Cleveland,
The Messrs. Willie Leiper and
Watson Reid accompanied by Eddie
Bell and John Rapson enjoyed a mo-
torcycle trip on Sunday 'to the tobac-
co wintry near 'Tilsonfiurg,
Mr. James Scott of Toronto motor-
ed on Sunday to the home of Mr. and
Mars. Sinton MelVittie, returning
hone Sunday afternoon. He was ac-
companied home by his wife and
little Jimmie and Ian, who had been
holidaying with friends for the past
few weeks,
We are pleased ,to know that little
Donald Watt is able to be up again
and hope be will soon be ail o.le.
Mr. and Mfrs. Isaac Rapson in cam-
ttany with Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Knox and Illeen of Londesboro and
Master Gordon Wheatley of Clinton,
and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gib'bings
and children of near Clinton, spent
Sunday in tGodenich.
Mr, Alex. 'Dickson of Buffalo, a
former teacher at IHarlock, recently
visited at the home of Mr, Recce
'Ferris,
Miss Rosamond Appleby spent the
beginning of the week a,t 'the home of
her grandmother and uncles, Mrs.
Jennie Knox, Ernest and Ward.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Appleby and
ehjIdren spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Jennie Knox.
BEECHWOOD
Me. and Mrs. Patrick Doyle of De-
troit arc visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Downey.
:Mr. Frank Evans of Toronto is vis-
iting at tlo' home of Mrs, James
':vans.
Mr. ansi Mfrs. Terry Flannery en-
tertained a number of friends to pro-
gressive euchre on Sunday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Dalton spent
Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 'T. Moylan.
ELIMVILLE
Miss Mildred Jones of.:K,ippen, is
visiting this week with :Shirley Cold -
tis.
Mrs. Laura Hayden also Mr, and
Mrs. Basil Thrower and 'Eleanor of
London, were visitors on ,S'nnala.y with
'r, and Mrs. John Herdman.
Mrs. 'Phos. Bell spent last week vis-
iting, at ,the home of Mr. and 'Mars.
Sam. Hannah at Seaforth,
Miss Doreen. Cou•1tis is holidaying
this week with Kathleen Jones, near
Kipp en.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, 'Johns and also
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M nlholland and
Mrs. \Vm. Mulholland have returned
from Elsie, Michigan, where the
IN MEMORIAM
Cooper--hn N•oving memory of your
dear mother, 'Elizabeth Cooper, . Who
passed away one year ago, 3061, Aug-
ust, ,19311.
The, one we loved was called away.
The voice we loved was stifled:
God took her home. It was his will,
Brit in can inearts site livetlh still.
We miss leer when we need a friend,
On her we always could depend;
She cheered us in sickness and sooth-
ed our p'a'in
God grant some day we'll meet again.
-.'Ever remembered by her daugh-
ter and son-in-laiw, Mae and Jack.
Peters family reunion was held at the
home .of H Peters.
Mrs, W. Cale of Winnipeg is visit-
ing her mother after an absence of
three years.
Mr, and Mrs, Fred !Draper of De-
troit and Miss Caroline Lang are
the guests of Mrs. Wm. Mulholland,
Mr. and Mrs, Martin Dahill -ter of
Oshawa are the 'week -end guests of
Mrs. Wm. Miul'hollaral.
rvIr. and Mrs. Fred Mulholland en-
tertained Friday night, their guests
being Mrs. Walter Cole of 'Winnipeg,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Draper of De -
trait, 'Miss Caroline Lang of Louis-
ville, .Ky., Mrs, Wen, M u1hollend,
Mfr. and Mrs, 'J, !Tb•rrence and daugh-
ter and Miss Kate Williams.
CASH AND CARRY
Saturday Only
Pastry Flour, 24 labs, , , ... 73c
Bread Flour, per cwt. ....3.69
Shortening, 2 lbs. 23c
Pure Clover Honey, 1b, ....10c
Bologna, per lb. 14c
Fig Bars, 2 lbs, 29c
6. bars 'Pearl White 'Soap.
1 pkge. Ammonia 27c
P. & G, Soap, 5 cakes 19c
Brooms, each 28c
Old Dutch, 2 tins 19c
'Sani-Flush, tin ..... 28c
5 yds. Cheese Cloth 23c
4c—FL'ETSHMAt N'S YEAST -4c
W. J. Firinician
BAYFIELD
Mrs. Howard of Detroit is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Castle Sr,
Miss Susie 'Govenloc'k of Seaforth'
is spending a few days with her niece,
Mrs. W, :Ferguson.
Mrs. G. \V. Woods returned Mon-
day from 'Graven9turst. She was ac-
companied by her grandchildren,
Peggy 'ancl George, who have spent
their vacation here,
Miss Margaret Finnigan of ' F_g-
monsdville is a guest at the Albion
Siotel,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kendall of El-
mira are spending the vacation with
Mrs. Kendall's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Jowett,
Mr, and Mrs. Coates of Detroit
are holidaying at the 'Lakeview Hotel.
Mr. H. Moore, who has been a res-
ident of Btyldeld for several years,
left this week for his new home in
Windsor.
Mrs. K. Moorhouse and daughter
Mary Jean are going to London to
reside. Mary ;lean expects to enter
Collegiate in that city.
Mr, 'Fred Weston of Port Burwell
spent Sunday with his father, Wm.
'Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. Cray and family of
Detroit spent the week end in the
village. Mrs. Gray was a former resi-
dent of Bsayiflcici.
Mr, 3, Houston of Fir Mountain,
Sask., is a guest of his parent's;
and Mrs. S. Houston.
Miss J. C. Whittaker of Toronto is
ELMER D. BELL. B.A.
Successor to John H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
TWO AUCTION 'SALES
Lambert 'Salesyarcls, ISltrathroy.
350 Md'XIEID OAI'.CTLIE on Satin --
day, Aug. 28th, including 2311 Mixed
Steers, balance mixed Heifers, Stock
Cows and Springers. Usual run of
Mixed Pigs.
310 • HHOIP.Si BS on WEDNESDAY,
Sept. 1st, including 8 matched teams,
Blacks, Greys and Bays, balance good
work -horses and Colts.
Trucks to deliver. Teems cash. A,
C. McAlpine, Auctioneer.
NOTICE
The (Public Library will be closed
from Aug. 30 to Sept. I15 'for Librar-
ian's vacation. 34
FOR SALE
,Beatty Washer for 'balance of .pay-
ments. Tor ,particulars apply G. A.
Sills & Sons. 34
RESIDENCE FOR SAL'E
Large brick residence on James St.,
Seaforth. Hast welter heating. All con-
veniences, garage. 'No reasonable of-
ferwill be refused. Alpp'ly to Mrs. G.
Harn, Seaforth. 316
PIGS FOR SALE .
Seven York pigs, six weeks old,
for .sale. Phone 1.3, on 11314. Seaforth.
Alex Chesney, ;RJR. 2, !Klippen.
PIGS FOR SALE
Eleven good York .pigs, ready to
wean, (Phone 240 r 12, Seaforth.
GIRL WANTED
A good girl for ;general housework.
John McDowell, ,RIR.2, Seaforth, or
phone 1112 - 236. 345
EXTRA SPECIAL
VAL[3E!
IN WEEK END BARGAINS
Women's and Children's
ANKLE SOX.
Lastex tops. 2 PAIR for
25c
CRETONNE 2 yds. 25c
BATH TOWELS 38c pair
"HERE'S A
BARGAIN"— - 25C
SPECIAL CLEARING
Women's
9 0
c
SSHOES
Thermos Bottles
. Only 2 dozen left
PLEASE NOTE—We carry aversizes in Men's and Ladies'
Merchandise.
MEN'S DRESS SOCKS - - pair 9c
SPECIAL (Only 2 pair to a customer)
Chambray WORK SHIRTS - - 57c
MEN'S SOLID LEATHER.
WORK BOOTS $2.35
Men's Navy Blue WORK PANTS, ZERO
SHRUNK, fast colors $ 1..49
Men's OVERALLS,
9 oz. Blue Denim Special. $1.59
GREEN FRONT
SEAFQRTIT
-
DEPT. STORES
SEAFORTH
CAR FOR SALE ,
19217 Clhev, coach for sale, .cheap
for cash. Ernest Stevens, Railway et.
34.
HAIR -DRESSING
Now opening at Mr. A. C'lose's
Barber Shop. Shampoos, finger -waves
and mareels. Reasonable prices. Pearl
Vernier,
FOR SALE
,One .extension kitchen table for
sale, also two screen doors and one
.combination screen 'and storm door.
Phone 293.
a guest of Mrs. Gardiner ills week.
Miss Moss returned to Detroit this
Week. She has 'keen a guest of Mins
Drouin for the past two weeks.
MANLEY
Everybody is in good cheer since
the weatherman has been so favor=
able. ,Alex. Mitchell, John A. Eckert
and Beuemmnn Bros. are taxed to
their trill capacity to finish stool'
threshing, with fair returns. '
Miss Mary Bs'all from Detroit has
returned to ottr'burg to finish her va-
cation before the school neon starts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. ;Eckert and 'Rev.
J. \f. IE'ckart 'and Mrs. C. IP, Sills
were visitors in our burg last Sunday.
Last week a kitchen shower was
staged .at the .home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas: 'Johnston to do 'honor to Miss
Mary Hart, daughter •of Mr. Owen
Hart, of .St. 'Columlb'an, roar 'the eve of
her wedding to Mr, Lloyd McCarthy.
The attendance was ,the largest. ever
seen in our burg and all the ,goad
wishes of 'the crowd went forth to the
young couple, who will reside on the.
croosn's fine farm in Logan.
Sister 'Editha, who has been spend-
ing her vacation with .her brother.
Mr. Jerry !O1H'ana, returned to resume
her duties as music teacher in St. J•o-
seph's convent, Sudbury.
Last weelc at the Broddiagen .Bar'
garden party for the benefit of the
Band'one of our boys had the mis-
fortune to have ,his carr tires punctur-
ed by a knife in the 'hand's of some
award The car could not defend tt-.
self and therefore anyone ,who had
not carnation sense could commit such
a crime. I,t would be better for 'stick
parties to stay at home when they
can't acct like, ,gentlemen at :parties
which, are got tap for 'the enjoyment
of the public,
E. C. Chamberlain
INSURANCE AGENCIES
ANNOUNCES
The purehase of the insurance 'busi-
ness of Hays and ,Meir and the ad-
dition of their companies to our !prev-
ious facilities enables us to give you
unexcelled services in all lines.
Seaforth, Ont.
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Seaforth. Office hours: --
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
1:30 pin. to 5 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m
"Farmers Attention"
FERTILIZERS
Our Club is mixing Fertilizers for
our members for the Fall Wheat. The
ingredients of
2-12-6 $26,50 per ton
0-12-6 ..... , s , . , $23.00- per ton
0-18.6 $27.50 per ton
All prices cash at station, bags
included
."SHINGLES"
We have still a limited number of
5X B.C. Shingles at $1:30 per bunch
"COAL"
Our August price on First Class
Hard Coal, stove or nut size, is
$12.40 delivered, or $11.80 at shed.
All prices cash
The SEAFORTH FARMERS'
CLUB
J. H. Scott, Secretary.
BOARDERS • WANTED
Accomodatfon for boarders, near
High School. Mrs. Edwin Hawkins.
BOARDERS WANTED
Reasonebie rates. Mrs. L, 'Dickson,
Market Street. .34
LICENSE PLATE LOST
Car license plate No. 71N1104. lost
last weak .an Concession 110 or 1S,
MoXillap, `Finder please notify An-
drew Coutts, Walton, phone 230 r 3.
WANTED
Two married men for general farm
work; wives to assist with mnilking.
Apply to Elmo Howey, Elden, Ontar-
io, RJR, 'lt 34.
GRAIN WANTED
'I am buying grain for Mr. Thomp-
son of 1Hensal'i. For 'prices call 11160 r
4. Sano Chesney, Seaforth, agent. for
Pennsylvania oils and greases.
PIANO FOR SALE
One piano- in excellent condition.
Apply- to Post Office Box 39, Sea -
forth.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
Mrs. F. D. 'Hutchison is offering
her hone for sale or rent, corner of
Market and Jarvis Streets. Possession
September. Ideal location. Goad re-
pair: Well decorated. All modern con-
veniences. Inspection any time.
.KINDLING
/Fail coal box of broken boards
suitable for breaking into kindling,
$2 per load: Some used lumber' for
sale, Tomato sticks Os each. Splendid
iron water tank suitable for barn.
Rooms to rent. See E. L. Box.
Pullets Pullets
A number of Barred Rock and
White Leghorn Pullets for sale
Ten weeks old to laying age
Also a number of year-old
Leghorn Hens •
(bore Poultry Farm
PHONE 160 r>3, SEAFO'RTH.
THE WILLYS
Car will :actually pay for itself
in 35,000 miles driving with the
saving on gasoline, oil, license,
insurance, etc., 'over other cars.
I.t's the car for everyone
It'so r
y u business to examine the
specifications and ride in it before
making a purchase
Terms, etc., made to suit
your convenience.
PHONE 34-616
J. E. . HUGILL
AGENT