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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1937
Phone 84.
$1 a year,
Ifs Fully Guaranteed
3.69
!HEINTZ MUSHROOM SOUP -
2 Tins 29c
SODA BISCUITS 2 lb. 25c
'TIP TOP TOMATO JUICE—
Size 31 4 10c Tin
PEAS, No. 4 2 tins 19c
CORN 2 tins 19c
TVMATOES 2 Tins 19c
RICE 4 lbs,,25c
'TAPIOCA, 3 lbs.
PATES, 2 lbs -
FLAKED WHEAT BERRIES -
25c
SNAP CLEANING POWDER -
2 Tins 25c
CA1.7:3TIC SODA. loose Ib. 10c
LIQUID AMMONIA . 15c bottle
Red Head Laying ,Mash makes the
sans 32.70 cwt.
25c
15c
tq. Routiodge
Phone 166
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QUALITY -SERVICE
L,..131:)X 43
L
Noith Side United Church
-Rey. T. A. .:armichael, Minister.
11 a.m.. 'The Table i the Lord.
'Holy Communion and the reception
1;•: members.
7 p.tn. 11, illIllra 1.\ 11 011 ac-
count of 1;,gniondvilli nimircr,ary.
S.S. at no aau,
Please notice that cur nthh
ver...ary he held on Sunday and
Monday. f Tot. 124th and 126th.
Egmondville United Church
!Rev. 3, NV. Shepherd. 'Minister. .\.n-
ttivtrsary -ereiees, 1111 a.m., 1).111.
Special speaker. 'Rev John Nlaeleotl,
D.D„ Toronto.
SPecial music lay the choir and others
St. Thomas' Church Services
For Stinday, Oct. Srd.—,S.S. and
t1/t tirlook. 11 children
asked 9 'pro.c-1, Holy thiminnu-
ion 00 ,i'clock. Sermon ionic, "Il'he
Cup of Salva•tion." Evening serviee 7
o'clock, sermon 1> the Rector. The
two services will he a continuation of
iaoi SIM flay', 'Thanksgiving serviecs.
All welcome. Canon 'E. 3ppleyard.
/Rector.
First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth.
!Harold Colson Feast Minister. Ser-
vices for Sunday. Oct. 3rd. Morning
• service at 11. Eveninrvice at 7.
111he pulpit will lw :implied both mor-
ning and evening. Nfr. Feast will be
away conducting anniversary services.
Preparatoiy service Friday evening.
Oct. 113041. The celebration of the
.Hmiy 1 T1,111011IniO11, Smulay morning,
Oct. '24311.
;Anniversary serviees Nor. 141.11.
Heartiest welcome to all services.
• • .
• TUOICERSMITH
Mr. and Mrs. 'Walker Carlisle and
hunily of- Hensall, spent /the week
.end with her mother, Mrs. W-111
Landshorough.
- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 7Tehinnt are
visiting friends in Hamilton,
Morley Colman, son o'f Rev,
Oliver Coleman of Winnipeg. called
on relatives one day last week.
-
Mrs. Wm.. Black underwent an oips
ea-ation recently and her many friends.
- he pleased to know she is im-
proving nicely and hope to see her
home before long.
11.r. Tho, IHnclson of /Pontiac,
1Mich.. is •visit•ing friends in this
Thethreshing is almost completed
and corn cutting is C0111111 eneed.
BROTHER DIES IN LAMBETH
A brothert of Dr. Burrows of Sea -
forth, 'Eli !Burrows. retired farmer
and resident oi Lambeth for the past
years, died at his home there last
Thursday night, in his .830d year. Mr,
Eurrons is survived by Irk widow,
/formerly •Miss Lucy Taw; one 01011-
gih'ter. iss 81.i113 ; one bratfier, Dr,
F. j. Burrows, Sereforth. and one sis-
ter, Mrs. IA. Kelley, f.onclon, The
funeral serriel. NI a, held Saturday af-
ternoon, Sept. 3201, with 'Rev. 17. An-
derson, pastor of the Lambeth Unit-
ed Church, •officiatirig. IMterment was
tirade in Dorcheqtet C'efnetery.
Century -Ofd Bees Nest Found in Giant Elm
1. giant elm 'tree t1111 hod 'petit
a land/it:mit sine,' lite days of the
pillneetS \ 11 this year at
the farm o; Mrs. \V. 31. .13,2a.
1'1lekersi1)i.1 11 Twp„ 11111 car from
K inpen. On ifeiflay afternoon last
the huye log- were hanled hy truck
to the sawmill at Densall. The
alaove pielltre ntkell The
!I\I hist hefore the hut( 101t 4111'.
loaded on the :ruck: seated 011 the
log are 3Irs. NIrs. /John •Eld-
cr, an/I Mr. John Elder.
Mr. lEhler, 1{410 ii,,11.1111 in cut-
ting the tree down but 33 a reit.
stated that an tiver-iitti 1]'11'44( 111
saw was procured for sawing the
tree. During the elating a fay,'
nest was discovered, containing
dead bees and a ltriaolit 113 11)1n1y:
iwt, had notfarently been 11.4)0.
Id d in the /free. !pr./1)410y about 71
)ears ago and 111.. hole had -
!teen oro.‘ 4 'V1'. I I honey
Itiird 1 I/reserved.
The late \V, 31, 44,14
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and \Ms. L. Ti. lirchards of
Sarnil 411 (11 0111N" the engagement of
their daughter lbarothy. to john Le-
Roy 'Frost. -on NIr. and Mrs. Rot-
he)/ Frost of Seaforth.
ANNOUNCEMENT
\he engagement is announced of
Mary Loretto, eldest dartaitter of 31r.
and Mrs. Win. 11)1117y NieRinop, to
Eldon O'Brien, only .on of Mr, and
Mrs. Christopher O'Brien of Tucker -
smith, the marriage to take place
quietly in Oetober.
HOSPITAL AID
The regular meeting of the \\To-
inen's Hospital '833 will be held at
the home of NI es. C, Sproat on
fluirsday, Oct. 7, at 3.30 pan.
NORTH SIDE W. M. S.
The rrhank Ofic.ring and Social
meeting was held in the basement of
Northside United Church on
.dkv, Selpt, 218. The Auxiliaries of the
neighboring churches were present as
guests. The meeting was opened ho'
•the hymn, "Oli thul our 'Help in Anes
pes,t," Sallower' by prayer by 31 iss
Lawrence. Mrs. 'I'. J. Webster then
read thif Scripture lesson. Mrs. Craw,
of AlclKillop. was the guest speakei
and her talk on China 10511 very inter-
esting and instructive, and was en-
joyed by I. Mrs. f'arnlie'llttel gave a
well -rendered o010,' neve:Ill/allied 011
1111c 111111,, by Miss !A, Ferguson, Then
the1 on-aanee young, people ,present•
ed a play, "The Two Masters." It
was well /lone and reflect cd a •great
deal of credit on those taking part.
.3 hearty vote of thanlcs was tender-
ed Mrs. Craw- and also the Constance
yonity people. and a return vole .of
thanks wa, qtmdered The Northside fro
United Cloirrh \\-.31.5. I I 3fIlm 04 iva. ing
sung 'old Mrs. «Ling closed the 1IreC3- tiro
Mg by prayer. .1 delicious 1111108 8a:1
served am! Out enjoyed(' afterlmou
known barrister, had once been of-
fered i/lIat I'm. this 11111, but refused
to sell and his instructions to the
family Were 11C el' lo 1131)44 10 be
011 (1009). Dow -ever, signs of ap-
proaching decay were n1 1ticed. and
it became Ilere,,any 11 COI. it. The
Ltimber is sound.
The men 11 Il,, 0111 33)]' rect1 in
March were Messrs, Semi \Velsh,
Smith., Pan! and 3411111
Elder, f )ne of the largest trees in
this part of the country, it towered
25 dect aboin. all the otlier tree, in
the lan-h,
211)e 1aws 311 .the \Veli.j) ore
recently' arranged to facilitate .5W.
ing hig logs such at, this. ITthe lum-
ber from this tree will likely .he
used for forniture and the gunare
timber may gr, .10 the 101d Country,
The be; of the tntoup measure,
six feet aello,". 31r. Elder said that.
Ridging front the stump. he 401(11 12
estimate the age of the trite to he
.350 years.
DR. TAYLOR HOLDS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
iesTtihc e 1
eoni-turatres eld an entlins,
'
1714' 41,' 111 81111(11011 t-
•
/iehS
nnouncing• . .
iay evening, with a crowded
Mr. H. Meir Wel, chairman. It
was Dr. Taylor's•first public appear- 2 Shaeffer Fountain .Pens
2
ance in Seadorth and lie madc a very
favorable impression 00 his audience,
.11
"I do not feel like a stranger here," dt'
rftivier "I have 'been at your
very excellent hospital a >111)1) her of (,
times, having had •Eweral
Referring to educationa4 00-4,, Dr.
Taylor commented on the large in-
Cre.11,(1 in prices for public ;
books. 1 1e '41948 mi that the 111,1 thicfl 31)371 1/ the 'I Shaeffer Pen" at 511
.71
r'11,o ing 111, .o,$' 11Si.• ,..rn c,f in --k iding the
best metchantlisc , a.:41111 -11e t, e ha \ e atitierl a
f,..1.1 1 line ''3 the o '113 a1.01 la ,-,,ralaly lin, mil
Sh::efer Pen, anti i'encils. Shaeler PellS are
Li ly guaranteed 7 fr ...r: 1 he 1•''. 1 iric 941 5.1.10)
and fourth readers of two rtionne, ;
ctpivard. See 3 "1:-ia3.'•i5tr Pen.
each. now 00,1 each nearly c.w.o.
times a, much as liefore,
The so.called .010-10111 subsidy to f.
nionitiliaalitie: had not reduced the
tax.payer's 1131, 1)1, 'Taylor ,i)ointed
out. He produce(I the NI,. hills
coalcrielf, tlirtton and Seaforth, llone
011011 Were any lower.
The 1011 '011 in Soafortii 31 00111011,
"1! SHOP AT
s1 ./11113 higher than last ear. in.
taylor remarked. "rhi, could ao 31
the fault of the municipal council,.
111 of the iddiltn tay.tiou of 111.•
The eoliirs are sliltpe nt 01',I
"4101 1 get a new thrill 'nit ,,f Sitar -tier Pen
Peri' nmance.
$2.50 to $17.50
VVI! I t -r11111 11 :1 111 P:1 11: .10 carried in
,,:tr rytimaar ,..1;
i 1 tephurn government, he pointed ont. i
i 1./r. Ta/,lor le -affirmed hi, riledgt-
I the party and to the organized temp -i fi
IT PAYS ,
1 erance forces of the vonnty to restore 1
the Cantula Temperance •Act in this s.T.
comity and t 0 wr,ork i,or the tem31e7- f.
,Tiee cott,e,
Cant, Earl lland, Ili TOrOnttl, nt110:
a vin,wv, spoke after Dr. Taylor and
naxe an exeellent ll411111,4$ on provin-
cial matter:,
'1110 first speaker of the eveninu
uit, .N1r. George 11. Elliott of Clinton.
Ile recalled the excellent rote he had
received in 19119 when he was only 231
votes short of winning. "I feel sure
nr. Taylor will win this time," he
predicted.
lir. X. \V. Trewartha of Clinton
ilii a -bort address pointed to the
,'111 9111(3 men who represented• Hu-
ron in the past, including 'Air. lEilher
and the late 1'. McMillan. ''1 am sure
1)r, l'aylor lt ill abiy support this
tradition in the Legislature," he said.
31r. 'Trewartha cloplored the laek of
co-operation .411ow0 at 'Toronto. The
premier had differed with Otta‘\ RI
With Ili, Cabinet, and eVell With Norm.
of hi, own Liberal supporters. -1
1
(Continued 00 Nee Five)
SAVAUGE
W. J. DICKSON
In the passing of 131.r. 'NA', V, Dick_
son on Sundayt-Seaforth loses a high-
, ly respected and moll known resident.
Oil Friday Mr. Dicks -on suffered a
SEAFORTH FALL FAIR
paralytic stroke while Atting on t.11,..?
The annual fall 'fair tinder the lin- of hi, 110(1), 00 janic.,01,,,t
'Lie- of the Seaforth .1grimiltural So- before driving up to ihning home some
nus held on Hilitirsday and 1;ri- exhibits from 'the Fair. Mrs. Dickson
daV last and was a gond 7(1 1'01'40, Ill(' who was in the hoti•ie came to his
44 ('re ie: a high ler and assistance immediately., lfr. Dickson
most cla.,e, 14 eh,. t II 1119 (1, (111,1,10 did' not regain consciousness and
1,4 partlentarly gond, passed pezteefully a:ray on Sunday.
was a :fine day and a gond erttAd was William Joahn Dickson W11,1 born 131
on hand, The list of prize winiters is 011111frieshire, Sk:ntland, on Webruary
011 Ong& two, Tile race results were! 9, 111354. Ft 0111110 when Si'1: years ,'ll
2:23 !CitISA to 'Canada with his parents Who set -
Princess /0k3e, 33 . Morrissey,
Centralia tied near Walton and later moved to
1 1 1 1113 111 and Hensall.
I -it tile Al lard, 'Leslie Reid,
Blyth After their marriage Mr. and Mrs.
-3 2 1)ir1o.on came .to Seaforth where they
Kate Axwortliy, 19 Mc'Na'll,
Illy t h have eontinued to reside. Besides 'his
'3 3 4 widow, formerly 'Miss Elizabeth San -
Joe 'Harvester, J. Rutledge, Ilt-ram, he is survived by a brother,
Brussels 4 4 3 Thomas Dickson, 11-lensall, and a Tim.—i3':11, • 2:1B, 2):110‘.
3:130 Class ter, NIrs. \VM, Stott, Winnipeg.
Mlle funeral took place 'from his
Caltiment Desperado, Dr, 3 1 .1 slaell,.).tre2s8idelaiceevonT.TiA,L7.
Ti 0110e, Nbitekell
nlchael 01
Sir Rithert, J. Bannerm.an,ChoPrCdcalaT,r1 officiated,
Str.atford •Nortliside 181110,1
2 a,,isted ,by Rev. C. C. Keine, Dnritty
Lady May Grattan, •1g. NV.•the service tlre quartette sang "Safe
Fawm, .31 4 3 2 the Arnm of 'Jesus." Interment
Slifaorrkcity 1133341,,,.1. Cahill, Strat- took place hi the Brussels cemetery.
2 0' 4 The pallbearers Were Messrs, J. P111 -
Worthy }Tarvester, Stephens, lard, Albert Sanderson, 'Nelson Reid,
Coderich '1 4 3 George Glenn. Robert Reid and He/ -
Time! 0:30, 2016. ry Sanderso•n. The flower bearers
werc 'John Traylor, !lack Steven,
DROUGHT AREA RELIEF Fred Sanderson, William Pollard,
The need is obvious. 'Phe gond old .,A 111011(0 those from a asfance 51.
(['10010 familes, who are thutary to tending tbe 'funeral were: \Tr. and
Mrs lThos. Dickson Dungannon. Irticeliold S•tat ion are rallying (0 ,this ' •
3fr and 'meg. Earl filmpey, London:
very needy and humanitarian cause. Mrs. Genve I-70watt, 13irr; 31r. "rho's.
C.N.R. is gratuitously co-operat- Dickson and' Mr, and' Mils, iGeo,
im8 and will ,place a ear sometime and Mr. and iMrs. Shepherd, 'Hensall.
during 'Octoher at lirticefield station
and will deliver R in Saskatchewan HEELS FRACTURED
free of cost, provided the people ad -
The fothawing from !elle 1,..d,rnonlon
invent 41-, this station will till it with -
fruits and vegetables. Journal refers to a former Sealforfh
l
man. Mr, Crimokiby is a heather .1'
from three or 3111'
:Mrs. 131111132 Howes of Seatforth;
eit:f Brticeilield and riyht 1', (''45 to
'Injuries th'a't will !keep him front
the lake, wili, he given an opportunity
30 „Ili, very. w'or'k for 'tbrec, months Were
suffered by James Grintoldby, 53, of
10926 711' ave., when he lost his hal-
/ince and fell 00 feet from holder to
a concrete floor late Thursday, At-
tendants .at: University !hospital said
hoeli [1(01.11)0(1('1Were ira tin'''.
accicl•ent' happened in a shed a;
the premises of the Edmonton Paint
and Glass Co., Ltd., '110049 0013 st.
where Mr. Grimoldby is einoloyed
w relionseinan."
se, and while they may be notified
m their church pulpit, of the plac-
orf this car, .the enterprise is en -
l3 a community affair, non—ectar-
and non-partisan.
wIl. brollPht to a elo,e.
' T
MRS. J. HULLEY h_titin
The funeral of Mrs, '5. T-Tlley, who :\i,
Trasscd away in S'eaforth, was held ,an '.\ -l-r
Tue.:Tilly 90 !Paris, 10 11 1., for bpria.1 wee
NO BRUSSELS FAIR
the .Brassel. ,Fall Fair 'has been
celled for this year, Secretary D.
Mad -ravish of the East Huron
ricnitanal Society announced this
Phone 194
Res. 10
CANDIDATES NOMINATED
FOR COMING. ELECTION
ideial nomination meeting for
the pro', incial riding, of Huron was
Into 3131 ,111011 i,titte to lind $31.5, he
said. Ile referred to forest contracts
being let secretly, and "$3100,011,1! of
our money 'pent to ;h&c" that wood
out to the States."
I ouchine ('11 temperance, the ,pres-
held at Ilensall on'1Vritiesda..,- after- ,c1,1 and secretary of the Ten1Per-
310011. •11 the close the nominating ance Socuty had said the Clinton
time the following names were rend c'///frention was one of the 'best; 'the
by 31 r. 31.c t.eart, returning- onticer:
James flallantyne a official agent. J.
NI. Tiovenlock, Seaforth); Dr. 'Robert
Hobb Viol- •( official agent, 1T-1
Glenn '11100, Seirfort'ID: Dr, Alexan-
der 3loir t1)0cia1 agent, Eldon
Ro \\ cliffe, t'sborneL
33 r. fi. 1, Nleir of Seaforth vas
elected chairman for the meeting
1111:11 followed. [00103 candidate wa,
allotted 445 minutes,
Balla 13 110 spike ars:.
:banking the elemors for the large
majority hot election and hoped for
-ann. isain, it as not easy to he the
representative when so many are
seeking jobs. He gave figures outlin-
ing savings to the county from the
O ep'hurn governinent in !Hydro, !high-
'.\-ays, etc. 1Tie then introduced Mr.
MEler of Guelpn, who spoke cm his
behalf.
Mr. lIeir, introducing 31.e.
,aid it was a pleasant surprise to meet
the gentleman, with ishorn he lied at-
tended collegiate at Owen Sound; his
father %lin, the late Harry Miller, M.P,
Mr. Miller explained' he was a re-
fugee three yea.rs ago from the
drought area of the \Vest.
He reviewed thegovernment's ap-
peal for support. Referring to tenvp-
erance, he said Rowell and /Hearst
had supported temperance and bad
heen defeated at the polls.
"Democracy ims failed if a govern-
ment does the is 131 Of the people and
then is thrned out he said 111 r119'8111 (1.
Dr. 31.dr spoke briefly. The elder-
ly gentlenian, life long • Liberal
had found he could not follow t11!
local member,
"You arc here to hear 1l things of
human interest, not things that con-
cern sticcession dutlea, or finances
5111111 as a 411111 or two off your taxes."
4117 said, fl'ihe other speakers wort all
making votes 'for him.
\He criticised the Liberal convention
and the temperance convention, as
well a, tht •Conservative choice,
Dr. Taylor replied to several o'f
lir, liallantyne's statements: of sav-
ings to taxpayers 'he said: "1-117pburn
reaches behind your 'back and takes
a whole lot more front you," He eited
lines ,11.0. Dr. Taylor ,ahl: "I don't
need! to hire a lawyer to addresa my
constituents 'for 040, hf I cant speak
to my own, how can 1 speak in the
fie., said ats endorsation was unani-
mous, They knew they could depend
frolIl iny record 1 wou'l'd do what
said. 1 can through the Conservative
party give the best deal of any."
fiqp,burn had increased the debt
$100,000 /per working day; 'he said, go-
ing fully into the failures o'f the gov-
ernment. Coming back to temperance
he •said:
"NI y leader, Mr. Rowe, will
away with the beverage rooms in
litiron as one of his 'firat acts, I am
solely able to do the most for the
temperance cause. Dr. .Moir, by his
04011 admission, has said he was be-
hind Hepburn."
Mr. Ballantyne, in re'bu'ttal, said it
was "a krt of bunk this man l(Tayfor,)
has prut up." Mr. RalianItyne had said
:before and 1105' would repeat his
statement that he "conki take a -drink
Or leave it alone." In lolosing he ask-
ed for the support of the electors en
October dth.
ITthe hall was crowded and the'
meeting was lively at times.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. James 1111 04 Stratford is vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. g. Cornish.
lfrs, 5. Grainger, Mies Jessie
,Grainger and Mrs. W, Wright of
Seadorth spent a :few days in Ihier-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. 'W. Hill returned
home from a motor trip to the West.
341r. and Mrs. C. Halstead and
IFloyd of Stratford spent 'week
end' with Mir. and 'Mrs, It Wheeler,
Mr. D. Tough is visiting friends on
the Bronson 1ine.
Mrs. 'Alice Hohner spent Sunday
M 1G0'derich.
:Mrs. games O'Brien is visiting 'her
brother in Wirt:ton.
Mrs, B. Shouldice .of Brinsley and
(laughter, 'from 'Toronto, ere visiting,
Mrs, IA, Patterson.
In roferrirug to the a.ocident which
occurred on the Binuiceifield ,corner
week ago Monday the paiper re,ported
two men lieom Dungannon were ,the
Hintsee" (le showed that estates of
farmers under 41110,0001 were being ones who put the tourniquet on the
held tip several years while Won -into injured man. We wish to correct this
delved' back into uncles and grand-
fathers, etc. before releasing it to
.1 id 0 and dawxhters. [1 liad cost
life Covernment $207'3 a year In delve
statement AS was Mr. g. Cornish
and •Mr. W. ,it\loBetli who aided the
injured man.
3 cakes Calay Soap for only Sc with 1 regular package of Oxydol at..24c
1 Blue package Super Suds for 20c , 2 for ..21c
3 lbs. 'Soap, Chips for
1 package Premium Tea at
2 packages Wheat Flakes for
25c
590 with 1 piece China Free
19e
1 lb. Breakfast Coffee at, 39c with 1 cup and saucer Free
20 patterns, Wall Paper suitable for kitchen or pantry for 5c a double roll
20 patterns Wall 'Paper suitable for kitchen, pantry or bedroom—
, ....... ....„ ........ ...,....... 10c a double roll
No 00.0310104 during Sale
WALTON.
UMPHRIES & CO.
232- 2
Telephone 19 - 14