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HURON COUNTY'S L
.DING N E' W S PAPER
'!'mals& Gad, nor let a doubt assail.
-;e d time asd harvest shall: not fa'i1,
' er 'patient ,love, nor strength, nor
11'raint: IGod t.wlny1'Praise ate*d today}
{I tan Fliewett.
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 59, No. 40.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1537
P4hone 814,
6t1 a year; .
RING EDWARD
PER CWT.
FOREST CITY BA.TCING
POW DER—
with Plate and Sherbert ,,.25c
CLARKE SOUP, Tomato or
Vegetable 4 tins 25c
KIPPERED HERRING—
per tin, 15c
FRESHLY GROUND COFFEE
30e lb
r ROSE BRAND BAKING
POWDER 19c
TAPIOCA, 3 lbs for 25c
MEATY PRUNES, 2 lb 25e
HEINTZ MUSHROOM SOUP
3 Tins 25c
HEIN'TZ BABY SOUP
2 tins 19c
IVORY SOAP, large cake 8c
SANI FLUSH, per tin 25c
TOILET PAPER, 3 rolls 10c
BROOMS, light and handy 25c
MOODY LYE, 3 tins 250
NAIL BRUSHES—
$c, 10c, 15c each
Masters Poultry Concentrate makes
egg production $3.35 cwt.
RouhIeth8
Phone 166
COAL
Q'UALITY-SERVICE
�.LBOX 43
Egmondville United Church
Rev. A. W, S'hep'herd.
l0 osis. Sunday Se:hool.
ii tort„ Vrthan'ksg ving Services.
7 pan., kEoe.ning _Service.
The First Presbyterian Church
Flt Senforth: Harold Coison (Feast,
Minister. Services for Sunday, 'Clctob-
er Tenth. The Sunday S'choo'l will
meet at Ten. Morning Worship at
!E'lcvim. Sernle+tt 'by the Minister:
1PThe 1'hurch of 'Today: Sinners 111 -
nide and Saints (.)ntside." The Even-
ing Service at Seven. Sermon 'by the
ilitta,ter. ".1;0n1t.ing Across the Line:
Raman Catholi"i-m: The Ku Khix
..',11a11: and +the Church of Christ."
Heartiest welrcnne to all services.
Si. Thomas' Church Services
For Sunday. October 7+Oth=Our
Nati( nal 'Thanksgiving 'Day.
S.S. and Bible Class 10 o'clock.
!lusting prayer, lll. ,iclock. sermon
tt plc, "The Nation's Greatness."
Evening tprayer, 7 o'eloek, "Oppor-
tvnities."
All welcome. Canon E. .Appleyard.
luster
Northside United Church
Ree. 1'. •\. C'srmicivae1, Minister.
116 ;t.tn., 'fltank. iving service,
7 p.m., ''\\'inn Christ Cones to 'L's
in the l'onnnon Ways of Life."
5.5.. 10 arm.
The ('1111 alticrr.ary o1 otic church
will .1. ,irld ,.n Smutty, '(letciher 24t1t.
when the Moderator. the Rt. Rev.
l'cter Bryce vill ,preneh at 711 a.m.
and 1h1 Pre-icicnt of the London
,Confer,. ice, the. .Rev. Waldemar Wil-
l.iaras, \1.A., of Sarnia, will preach at
night.
IOu llmtday. , ( htohe•r 35, there will
the a to vl supper and entertainment.
EATON_SPARLING
A unlet wed,ding was solemnized
at Mebillot, manse on .Saturday af-
ternoon at 2 O'clitck w'ben Rev. 12.
W. Craw, pastor of Caven United
'Church, tithed in marriage 1lary
1V11ai de, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Aton'o Snarling, to Walter Roy
E.•tkt0, son of 31r. and \irs, IGeoro
iEhclon, froth of lloKil/op, The bride
looked lovely in a 'brown- French
crops dress with accessories to match:
11Vfr. and Mfrs, itlliott, sister of the
(bride, i,f Waliaceville, were the at-
tendant-. ,Auer the ceremony a wed-
tlfng dinner was served at the home
of the brides parents to immediate
ramie( s. The decorations were in
pink gond white and the bride's cake
centred the table. .timid showers 0,1
confetti and good wishes the bride
and groom left ata motor trip to
northern ipoints.
Huro
aillantyne Liberal Majority About 1,204
AGAIN PREMIER
Hon. 1I. F. Hepburn
Ballantyne Has Clear Majority over
Beth Opponents.
Taylor Majorities in Stephen, Exeter,
Goderich, Clinton, Goderich Tp.
Ballantyne Majority in 1934 was
2,281.
500 Fewer Votes Cast in Huron than
1934.
Robertson Re-elected in Huron -
Bruce.
The cote in 1lnron on 'Wednesday
is a keen disappnitsttnent to those
who hoped this riding would declare
itself decisively against bever-
age rooms, :\t time o1 writing this
iry" ruling appears to have en-
dorsed the. 'beverage rooms Ilihis is
the tit t test of paldic opinion since
t11e. ler a overntnent pot the
hesera e rooms n Kitson tt ata ea-
ly against the will ni the .euplc. Mr.
Ballantyne h;, i,cen 'given 0 clear
Majority o:rr his two "dry" op-
ponents.
The rote in 11roti was:
Goderich Twp.
ll tllantyne !lair Tat h
No. 1 .., ......... 74 7 93
No, 2 45 14 76
No. 3 61 4 97
No. 4 39 2 85
No. 5 57 14 65
NO, 0 46 6 45
Vote in Perth County
W. A. Dicies:tn. Dib., 115:5;31: T'.. F.
Henry, 'Con., 40,4150.
322
Mai, for Taylor, 130.
Hullett
Nn. 1 191 15 31
3o. ? 63 4 42
\o. 3 84 3 30
No. 4 135 15 69'
No, 5 32 1 20
No, 6 70 11 45
No. 7 73 12 60
—
588 61 297
315j. For 14allantyne 3.91
Hay
No. 1 67 12
No. 2 69 25
No. 3 225 20
No. 4 164 11
N,:. 5 85 2
70 2
42 9
47 461
\. , i,
No. 7
31
12
70
58
41
134
27
Hepburn Wins Ontario
Hepburn Has 5,306 Majority
No. 1 116 4 230
838 85 396
\liij. For liallt;type 4»'
McKillop
No. 1 193 2 16
No, 2 140 11 75
No. 3 . 134 2 78
No. 4 121 5 83
588 20 252
1laj. for Fiallantyne 330
Stephen
lo, 1 43 9 105
No. 2 31 10 45
89 10 50
No. 4 112 16 82
o, 5 77 3 51
No. ti 89 2 151
No. 7 60 3 54
Na), 'Z; 32 6 89
No, 9 104 8 113
637 67 740
1f;tj. for 'I'nelc,r 1(1.1
Stanley
No. 1 52 4 42
No. '2 86 9 16
No, 3 71 14 24
No. 4 , 46 15 138
No. 5 - 21 4 70
No. ri 77 14 42
No. 7 49 0 7
N,,. 8 57 13 114
459 73 453
\i .1. :or Ilallantyne 6.
Tuckersmith
N.o. 1 109 10 62
Na. 2 89 18 • 64
N o..i 110 10 19
No. 4 128 8 39
No. '5 81 22 31
No. 6 87 16 33
84 248
604
1,1'*1. dor Ballantyne 33116
S. C. f. Champions
Above are the winners .of the
Seaforth Collegiate snortsevents
-on 'Frid'ay. In the supper .pictire.
,left to right. are Clara Dolnta:ue
girl; intermediate tchampion: Tsa-
'be McKe,li•ar, gill's' jimior champ-
ion; Edith Wallace, '.girls' senior
champion. Tn the lower picture. ,left
to right: Stuart \Nigg, boys' junior
champion; .Arnold . Scott, 'hays' in-
termediate champion: 71,4; Rennie.
boys' senior dva.mpi'tn.
RE-ELECTED
,lames Ilallantylse
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No.
No. e,
No. 7
Usborne
43 11 47
60 16 25
71 19 15
80 11 30
59 22 63
19 16 60
38 9 79
370 104 320
Maj. for li.rllantyne 50
Clinton
NO 1 101 15 141
No. 2A 62 3 93
No. 2B 88 7 77
No .38A 58 9 95
\'e
311 114 7 125
No, 4 ..... 60 3 80
Ad. doll 11 0 13
494 44 632
Maj. for Taylor 138
Exeter
73 21 145
40 15 84
49 14 83
50 24 59
50 21 61
19 11 55
281 106 487
Maj. For 'Taylor 2(fn
Hensall
No. Il A 104 36 71
No. dB ... ,,111 38 61
—
215 74 132
31nj: i rr Ballantyne tin
Seaforth
No. 3 ' 114 18 56
No. 2 110 12 54
No, 3 k 127 4 54
No. 4 95 11 44
No, 5 47 8 63
No. 6 90. 5 56
37o, 1L
No, 2A
No. '13
No. IA
No, 313
No. ''4
583 58 327
3faj. for Ballantyne 250
Goderich
No. 1 42 7 73
�o. 3 86 I3 133
No. .3 100 19 116
No, .4 52 7 50
Na, .5 97 7 107
No, 6 60 11 57
No. 7 125 12 88
No. S 88 4 47
No. S) - 97 12 128
NO. 110- ... , .. 131 I" - 123
No. 111 72 2 49
\o. 100 6 117
Ad. Poli 13 1 5
1063 119 1093
Maj. for Taylor, Sit •
SUMMARY
Seaforth 583
Nrelh:llop 588
Tuckersmith- 604
Stanley .. .. , . • 459
Hullett ...,588
Hensall 215
Hay 838
U:s'hnrne 370
Stephen 637
Exeter ...... , 281
caoilerich . 1063
Clintonn. . 494
Goderich cp. 322
58
20
84
73
61
74
85
104
67
106
119
44
47.
7042. 942
Maj. for Rallat>'tyne 1,2.04
327
252
248
453
297
132
396
320
740
487
1093
6,32
461
5538
Summary of the nroclnce
1'JFJ0. 1: Con. 23:
The Conservative leader, Mr. Rowe,
was defeated. Former Premier ,Henry
had 285 nlajot•.ity, Fornher Conservat-
ite'ca'binet minister=, Frinlaysnn sops
Kennedy were ° elected,
Huron -Bruce Vote
\l". Ti.'Logan. Con., 5,0716; T. J.
McLean, 21P; 'C. '4; Rorbentst,t 8,596
("elected): PI. T, Thomson, 470.
_Announcing , . .
Shaeffer Fountain Pens
ing up icor custom of providing the
best mei chandi e available we have added a,:
full line of .the well and favorably known
Shaeffer Pen;, alai l'cticils.:Shaeffer Pen; are
folly guaranteed t,€rini the Bili priced $2.50
het tit the "1 lie Tiille Shaeffer Pen" at $5:75
and upward. See the Shaeffer Pen,
The colors art neaw. The shape is new and
yrnt will get a new thrill out ,t5 Shaeffer l'en
Pertr,ra,7ant'e,
$2.50 to $17.50
GVate.rman and Parker !'ens a15t carried in
our regular Mock:
1
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SAVAUGES
IT PAYS
Phone 194 Res. 10
Sj
ANNOUNCEMENT
lir. 'William Pearson of Seaford,
announce. the engagement 111 his
youngest daughter, Viola. Jean, to
Charles Pinder, son of the late 'Vm
1 tnder, the wedding to take ,plate the
latter part of O.etdber.
' CAST HER BALLOT
One of time oldest voters311 the rid -
was .lis, .11aa-g-
aret 'Henderson of Winthrop, who i
in her 91st year. ;Miss Henderson last
her ballot bright and early in Clic
morning and has not missed voting
.ince women scoured else 'franchise.
THANRSGI'VING
Monday, Oct. 1ltth, is Tiaanksgiv
ht.: Day and will be observed
throng:hoot Canada.
ANNIVERSARY
1'ihe family of 1fr, and Mrs. John
Hartman gathered at the home of
their parents in Seaforth 011 Sunday.
0ctoher 3, and surprised therm with
useful gifts and a sntnittalops dinner
on their wedding anniversary. Wlteit
lir. and Mrs. hIrtrtmi n returned hole,
from rhtiroh on Sunday morning
they were delighted to find all thei'
children here, and that a lovely 0111!01-
en dimmer had heels .prepared for them.
The table was centred with a tlovcly
three-story wedding: coke. An address
from the children was read:: "We,
your losing and devoted' sobs and
tn..ahter, feel ae cannot let this-atts-
picions occasion pass without saying
hove we wish eon. with all our hears,
a most happy anniversary. and we NO:
vote to 'ale these gifts 1ra11 ns as '1
1 tilt '0:011 of n110 0ntd 'x111, wjshing it
was ]1111011 •}tetter. Yon has a,lw.av:
done well for :ms and we cannot sac,
how- 'much we all appreciate a par-
cnts',enerons decotiioh to ua and pair
.',•;°are, Signed, Sour 13112Cltild
rens'
FORM JOINT YOUNG •
PEOPLE'S SOCIETY
A joint meeting of the L Y.P.0. of
lie United Church aiid Y.P.S. of the
Presbyterian C:hunch was held in the
Northside :Colter' Church on Tues-
day evening, Cyte her ;vt1L I0337,
After the devotional hart 'led he
Mise- 0. Bane, 11r. Sant Scutt, lass-.
idcltt .,5 the ('.a'iP:I'., cs,plaincd the
purpose of 1111' meeting and asked
that a chairmanhe selected. John
Mills was ;unpainted,
The election of office•r•s, for the new
piety resulted as follows:
President Join 31i11s; devotional
convener. li ss L. Koine; missionary
branv�ether. 31i.s 'H. Swan: Cltiz'cn.hin
comelier, Hiss '\herhart: social con -
e1,11. -s. Miss N.331 int ('r0. Geo. Hays,
+;•sir c..nt'rucr, hiss 'i:nth :Smith:
secretary, 11i_s {;,tty Smith: treasur-
er, Robert Snarler press rrhortvr
S;etcart t,ce;des.
11 was decided 1,, meetings '11
l tte.:day
e' coin held -every «titer
month it ,..011- church, the month of
Ortnhcr being in Northside United.
The ma't'ey; then closed by singing
one verse of 111rst Be the `I'.ie Thai
Binds followed by the 3lizpah Bene.
ECKART-DE COURSEY
A quiet wedding was solemnized
in tit. Loves' Catholic Church, Sea-
forth, o1 Monday morning' at six o'-
clock n hen '1110111l Keegan De
Coursey of Fgntonalville was united
in marriage to INrederick lEckart of
Dublin. Rev. Father T. P. Hussey of-
ficiated. 'the bride wore a .010Ibery
velvet dress with 'halt to match, The
bridal couple were attended by Mr.
and Mrs }Patrick Jordan of Dnn'blin.
the latter being ,gowned in brown
chiffon with hat and' accessories of
the same shade. !Following the cere-
mony, the wedding brealefast was
served at the home Of the 9nlde 'after
which Mr. and l\f:rn :Eckert .left on a
trip to ITloronto. 'On their return they
will reside in .Egnionaivi'ile.
SIR,' -LEGGED CARROT
A novelty 'carrot consisting of six
goon -'sized individual ,carrot's g.oin•etl '
at the 1tOlP WAS 'brough t by Mr. ,Ed.
Bunt .of M Kiblop to ,Mr. A. Root -
ledge's store the other day.
APPLE DAY
The ;weekly meeting of the Sea-
forth 13oy Scouts was hold ,on Tues-
day evening for the purpose of ar-
ranging the details of Scout Apple
Day, to be held on lOctolber 116. Two
committeeswere 'elected to look after
the advertisitng and decorating. The
decorating committee, ilTtt,rnld Free,
David Grieve, Stuart Wigg; Tom
\Uillhee and 'Bruce •\tlrri•ght. '1'Ite ad.
vertising committee, .D.onald 7rae-
Tavis'h, Alistair
Wigg, Mac South-
gate. Donald Stott, Dick Bos. The
decorating onnlntittee are trying. to
procure a suitaiie window on Main'
street for an ap91e day dis91111. 91f -
teen 'bushels of the 'best .No. 3 Mc-
Intosh Reds have been ipu'relna,sed
from a local ap'pll'e ,gtravver and tine
scoots assure their customers of the
very best a+pples. AA meeting is Ito be
held nest Wednesday night to divide.
the tmvn into zones and assign .'&,outs
to the various' zones. The houses 'alil
be - canvassed .in the morning and
groups of ' scouts will patrol the
streets all day. Last year almost 1450
was cleared by+ the scouts and this
year they are hoping for a 'bigger,
better and more successful apple day
than ever.
EAST HURON CONVENTION
East FTttrott Teachers' convention
wall be held in Ss'afortlt on Friday.
October'2Lhn'd, comnmen'cing at 61) a.m.
The conrcntdon twill hold itssessions
in First Presbyterian Church: Mr.
(?neer, of Toronto, Citief inspector
for n, wil.1 he the main .speak-
er, .adiire.sin1 the teachers . fill the
nr',0 cnanr:.e of stilly. In ;the: 1o'elling
fhe•.( will be a h•aartlnet in Nortlisitle
United ited Chure'h ''with Mr. Hartley,
Clinton, .inspector inc,East hittrod,
the sneaker.
The annual convention of the West
Hnrom 't'eachers Association will 'be
held in G'oderith on Thursday and
Friday. October 21st and 2>atc1. A fea-
ture will an explanation of the ne,w
curriculum by a representative of the
Department of 'Educaaieuh,