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HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
matchless lnwtity spread abroad,
'avish and se fret.
even a spot eltle.ss awe and fills
heart wi h c t l;asy.
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And 'angel] artistry
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WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 59, No. 42.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY
The Proposed S.C.E.
This is a front view of Sea -
forth Collegiate Institute with
the proposed addition. The pre-
sent building with new front
windows, is on the right. The
new addition is at the left, or
north side, 39% feet wide and
82 feet long. Manual training
and domestic science classrooms
will be in the new structure,
with gymnasium and auditor-
ium above.
U N E S
CHOICE AND MEATY
3 LBS.
25c
CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW
CAKE 15c lb.
TIP TOP TOMATO JUICE—
10c can
.AYLMER SOUP, small tin 5c
CRISCO, 3 lb. tin 60c
BAKING MOLASSES ,... 10c tin
LANTERN GLASSES -
2 for 25c
6 bars P. & G„ 2 cakes KIRK'S
CASTILE, all for 32c
1 large OXYDOL. 3 CALAY
TOILET SOAP, all for , ,29c
IVORY SOAP—
Large Cake - 8c
SLOE POLISH, per tin 10c
SNAP HAND CLEANER—
Tin 15c
EPSOM SALTS, 6 lbs. 25c
SULPHUR, 6 lbs. 25c
firMasteri( Poultry Concentrate to mix
with your own grain at 3.25 cwt.
C. RoutIde
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Phone I66
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41, Northside United Church
vac+•, '1'..:\. Carmichael, :Minister.
Sorvice:, for Snnday, Oct, -24111.
,I)iamon11 •1nhiler Services.
ll T(.nl, 1`110 R1 ked, Peter •r 111ce:.
ID. 1). Moderator of the 1'nhed
( !mech. will preach.
7 p.m. Sermon by Ree Waldemar
tr
Vlitdiam 11.,1.. President of the Lon-
don 1 ,11krence,
Fowl sapper. 11nnday night. See
advertisement.
St, Thomas' Church Services
•inch\. )rt. 24th. Sunday
rand i, ble )'lass Irl a.lt. Morn -
(0;0 service• 11 a.nt. Sermon topic,
C , 1'i and 1 cites: Evening
service 7 nut Sermon topie,
Create,: \dyer/n.1%2' \11 weleonu
Egmondvflle United Church
Rev, .\. \V. Shepherd, 11i1(i.lor.
;lEt
11:11.. S,nnday School,
111 a.m., Rev. 11. Mervyn Wright,
B.A.. (1f St. Helens,
Evening service wititid'ran11 on ac-.
rea111,of N'ortliside Anniversary.
First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth
I3. C. Feast, Minister. Service. .for
S'dnnti'ay, Clot,titer 24th. llorrin;g wor-
ship at 11. Sermon by tic ntitiistl•r:
"Ptt'Acr in Become." The evening ser-
vice will qtr on(itted in compliment to
anniversary service at the Northside
United Church at 7 1'clook ;First
Chureb ry service.. Sunday,
Novenroh(r(8tlr. i.0(111(10nion Sunday,
Nov. 31,•t, Preparatory service, JFriday
evening, No, 1911,:
YOUNG PEOP.LE'S RALLY
! animal rally of the 1`otmg
'People ,+t Huron 'I reshy-eery will be
hell on Monday evening next in the
(First Chimeh in Seaford,. The Rev.
!Gorden Peddle. Clinton, will give the
address, "\Vinci Yontdi ("!an ➢Bring to
the Church.- :'\lop}e time a id'I he given
to 'the discussion period following lhr
address, 1!r. linin 1i111-, President of
our local Union Societies, will he at
dhe organ. A quartette from mem-
bers of our society will sing '1'11e 011
Rtr?.rged Crci.-, Betty Smith. Merle
(Keating, Ardath Sproule and`Myr'tle
Fraser. Heartiest welcome ite, alts
.utaL'ON L. RE'ID
BAND PRESIDENT
..flu +luuntl hnn(Inct cif the Sea -
fort) i I ,hlandet. Rand was held at
the (ntnmercial Plotel on Mon day
evening at 7 o'clock. when the hand
:•utertained as their guests Il r, \\', 11,
(n({!cing, \l,P,, and Mayor J. 1...(hill,
P'residcnt \\'il,litln ds err acted as
ch a h•nl.an. .-\ ((1Lre, ses w ere givenby
haul Leader 'l1'.. I1. ::'dose, ..11r. 4inld-
inc and Mr, ChM. the 1/;list to the
King w is pro;,,,.;.,( (0 Bandsman
Plast! Duncan. .\iter the si11lging of
the national anthem the meeting ad-
journed to the ccant:il chamber where
the elecdou of officers took place as
follow
Ilan i Fcsidents, AV•. 11. (oldntc,
President, Mallon Reid.
ice President, .\LIR, ,Ren 1c. tme.-
T:rea ,, John Camino, 1'r(tporty (•.otn-
11111( •e, 1)'dh'leau Sills, 'George -Reeves.
Ilasil .Duncan, .\srclitnrs, Fred
Eugene ,Dollon. Band Leader,
{'lose.
Reports •W1 1Ise year's ,cork were.
given by \lessrs. (:'.:(0100 and Sills,
and plans were made ,far next sea-
son. The need for more 'benches in
Victoria 1]'ark 001(0
HERBERT FOWLER
'rhe death neulrted on Sunday, 00-
,l)er 17th of lir. 1t•r'be t •hnwIer,
(gbh rt•apeeted resident of 11s11lrtt
nship, at his home on 'the 110,(ran
knoel, after an extended (heirs., lir.
12,,w ler was in 1(10 0111) • var. \ -1,n
in, 1'.e \1 Francis
1•`oa 1, r he .ats born on the f ,rot
where his (learn occurred. '1(0 was
married In 1'9(11' 1,1 111 s 1'hrist(na
ilrown ,,I ligntnnd;,il', who nowstir-
vivo, hint. lie it .:((sired hg one Dan•
Prank. ,u ham( I1 hw two do h
b
ers ,end tw n .1 tat . Joseph and } rl
,11tH(, 1,f 11_ontoh4: Mrs. Cowan
(Clara) of Ilinnesot:r,
PP:In iro) ,li (\'hcrta, ('he funeral took
place from his !ate r('si(Icnee. Huron
•Rohl. on \\''cd iesllac afternoon, Oct,
2,0, al 2 ,111 tidos'((, and was hugely
attend(d''Rev, H Fl1,1 of First
Presbyterian Church, Sea ,nth. ( Ir' -
bated. Interment 1o(;5 place in the
Maitland 1111(11, C(•nu•t(•ry. The .lull -
bearers were. 'John ('Wooer, John
Dale, 111(10alm 1!l1)ermid, Jonathan
Hugfll. '..lames Jamieson, Bert Train,
?Four nephews acted as flower bear-
ers: Raymond Jamieson, Riy Brown.
I•at11e• Ilroan, John llchinnon.
\nnntg those ir1.11n a distant•,' at-
tending' the funeral ,were Mrs.
\Inir of Portage Ln Prairie. Wan.
(,t(tof Airs. ( \h'1': \f1'gi1d \I1
\,chi IleKinu,nt and lrmi'y
\Caik,-rt,n,
The llishop 01 firman Rt. 1Rev. 1.
L. Tseu, was the speaker at a ser-
vice in St. Paul's .\n.glican Church,
Clinton. .1111( 114y night, which 1111,
largely attended
ST. THOMAS' W. A. MEET
On Tuesday of ,this tveel St.
'I'honaa' C`.hnrcil \\',:\. celebrated its
1171-11 aunivcreary i,y celebration of
Holy Communion in the (1111,0011 at 3.
n.01, for 1(101(lnl'rs a'n(! their ,(trend;
from other local missionary societies,
Afterwards ards more than sixty ladies
enjoyed the (birthday tea in the Sl'ar-
isir •H:dl. During the Rea- honr
1lnnnr accompanied ,by MLrc, Keating.
delighted late ,guests whit a wilt,,
Then Mrs. \'anll amonel. on 'behalf of
the \\'osier(', Auxiliary; in a very
charming 'way presented the Presid-
ent, Mrs..\ppleyard, with a pair of
silver candlesticks, 00 the eve of her
departure from this parish.
EGMONDVILLE W. M. S.
A eery cubit fid W. 4, Thank
Offering meeting teat; ltelil fn the
school room of the church with Mrs.
Shepherd' in the chair. Mrs, .11, Han-
ey read .the Scrill'ture lesson. Mrs. '11,
McMillan read the devntional.leaflet.
'Th., Church of the 'Living 'God."
Mrs, Robert afoGonigle led in pray-
er. The 'west speaker was Mrs. 'Gar-
diner who gave a very interesting
talk on the different mis.innaries
whom she had the privilege of hear -
in: 111 the Dominion Board. meeting
held in Toronto. :\ closing hymn was
Then sung with'Mrs. R. E. lfehenzie
s
at the pi,uu. The meeting yeas ll(,1ts�
(1
with (Payer bo Mrs, Shepherd.
WILLIAM NIGH
The death of 11r, \\'(Misr Nigh
,:1-, ',
en 1 e his home it Seaford,
t (lt t ( at 111 t .t r
I t
Wn Monday morning 'following an ill -
(0(10 of some time.. Mr. Nigh was a
lifelong resident of this district, har-
Mg, been 1g1.1.11 nn the ;2nd concession
0 I'urk(rsnlith 11(1 years ago .\pril 14
last 111 was married to Miss heir(
Barry of 1 hhyr '- Years t'1(1 ,
t 1 (t a� at 111, ut
September 311th.. 1:8101. they 11l0001
across 1110 road to the third coneys-
sioa and (dyed there until moving to
Seaforth whom two 111111eths ager,
Ile.idcs his bereaved wife, one
&mall ter and 1110(10' '.01110 '.1)0(00, to
whom are extended the sincere synl-
'lalhw' of the community in the pass-
ing of 0 kindly and loving lm'.iotnd
and rather: (1(ary) )Mrs, 3,11111 J.
\Milch bur 11 c11:i1 lop ;l oltn 3oseuh, at
home, 'Packet -smith; Rev. Wm. V.
Nigh, ('.5.11., of Houston, '('egos: and
Brother BIlyl4iste, of the i'resentation
(bothers, lfontreal: and fourteen
grandchildren. Two children prede-
ceased him. 'Joseph at 4 years o1 aye,
and "Dennis, 711 years pled, in 11019,
\I I fide
surviving are one n brother. r dr.
1,1150 Nigh 1 Ilse; ion1 elle, and two
sisters, \Irs.dete• 11aCtnn and \Irs,
C. .Atkinson of Seaforth. tilt 'three
surviving members of a family of fif-
teen. lir. ,Nigh was 'highly regarded.
as ,e ,and neighbor and ,friend, and
his passing will he deeply regretted.
The tumoral will take place from
(coneinuc I nn Page Fire)
Mayor and Scouts on Apple Day
1lri;;'ht and early tin Saturday (Horning the Boy Scouts were
out on the sweets selling apples. The above picture taken bo' The
\e\\•5 shows. 1lavnr J. Chili- making a llnrchase from Senna
Donald Scott (left) and Scout George Hildebrandt (right).
OCTOBER 21,• 1937
PROPOSE ADDITION TO
SEAFORTH COLLEGIATE
Plans have been drawn up and have
received 1th0 approval of the Depart-
ment (1 Education for a 101-310(5
addition k, the' Seaford', Collegiate
lnslitnte to ttntkc .roost for Ow 1101V
eour..es of study _(which_ will 'he in ef-
fect next Sep'tenrher.
7'he proposed addition will be
S2 feet by, 39%• It will be adjoined
to the north side of the present
Wilding. Thy addition will be the
sante length as the present ,bttlldin'g,
but placed si1 duet it will extend out
twelve feet in front,
It is expected the work wiI1 . coin-
mence nest Dine. '1'he cost is estim-
ated at approxiumately ,•k11,0O0, The
provincial government will pay half
the cost of the ground storey and also
of the roof of the new at;ucture.
.\'ccarding to the plan, the ,ground
floor of the addition will contain a
domestic, science room and a :t lanutti
training 1,e10111.
The domestic science roam, at the
front haft of the addition, will '(rave
two kitchen units, a home unit, a sew-
ing unit, anti a laundry unit, as 18011
as the classroom proper.
The rear Trail of the ground floor
will be devoted to manual training
and will contain among other equip-
ment, a paint shop. targe, lathe, wood
lathe, band saw, drafting table, elect-
ric equipment, etc,
.Along the solidi side of the addi-
tion, next the old hulloing, there ,till
be a corridor and storage room, also
a boy S'' ho core.00001.
t'.p.oairs the addition' will be ((Mat-
t -1, to a spacious combined auditorium
(0(Hd 'gymnasium. '\ stage lilatf,q-m
will ,be at the east end, also the
Shower roanl..
,One of the greatest changes which
!lay take place in the routine of the
Main building will be (that the doors
Ott the smith side, known to several
generations 111 t i( • s boys'
�. rate( t uicnt. a. the } (}.'
entrance. . N in 1)00,400 the 10111% ent-
rance. Tit(. bops' ,'nhance is planned
it •he south vest turner of the 11(
hntildiug.
There will :be a 111,5'.'.' 11111011 ro.,m
111111 a girls' 11111011 room (m "he
side of the corridor of the main
balildiug.
The sired nt teachers" asst( will be
divided into reception room. ,.11, :
al's office and teacher's roost" with
two lavatories.
C In curs in the aurin building. the
old asse)111)15' ronin will be made
smaller, hying partitioned otT at the
south end to make a library it is ex-
pected.
:\ modern heating and ','eifti1'tlitt
system 1)111 he installed tlu•o11¢hont:
\\'ni (1. 'littrrav, (xf London, is the
architect,
All in all, the proposed nulditt_1
will provide tea011e1s and stinient-
with a thoroughly modern and well
equipped collegiate institute,
GOLDEN WEDDING
Sir 'John and Lady ,Aird, who cele-
brated •their golden wedding in 'Fo-
ronton on Tuesday, were residents of
Seaforth, a few years after their mar-
riag,e, where he became a bank man-
ager. Sir Joint retired ,from the presi-
dency of the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce early this year.
MAE LANE AUXILIARY
At the regular ntectin* of the Mae
Lluu: .\nxiliary in Xo otsi to (1110.1
Church on Monday evening, 01':, -
prty 1'r-. ity Miss \Vood and \dr..
C 11 0, two excellent reports were
given of the Sectional Meeting 1101,1
in Brucefiel4. Mrs. ('lose gave a 0003
clear account of all discussions and
Sirs, well told of mission work M
Angola as explained by 11t .c Mac-
l<1,11ie, a missionary to _-\frica hone
or (1(010u•gh ,Hiss Fennell; Mrs_
Bc (hely and lits, Moffat \\ ere ap-
pointed the nominating coutnntte(
•for the oifi'cers of 1'938. Mrs. Fantle-,
captain of Circle Two, took charge 1',i
the meeting and led in Brayer. \lis-
10110th Haag read the Scripture mid,
accompanied shy Miss Mary (1:1' (01-
.hiss Margaret (flitch sang '.11;
Taste, Mrs, Barber led i11 the s1 M..
of the topic, "The straggle- , die
early Canadian settlers to e0111
'siert- and churches. \\'File 0 .'1•, 0,.
their new honer, in Nowa 11a.
•omc hf the pinnce ;or:a, 1
foreboding; when a st(00 0 ; Sem-
Hsi]
em-ti h piper- was hauled out and dancing
and singing changed the outlook 0,0111 -
*icily. Their first minister: (t1111e•
3.laiclGregnr, came front` Scotland at a
salary of £S0 a year and preached hie
first sermon (1) a barn. While a\vac
(Continued. on Page Five)
Phone -54.
$,I a year,
announcing . . "
Shaeffer Fountain Pens
1 :' I •,lir 1 ;i1nroviding the
bList, tacrchan'•se ate(' -t" le 0,e :lave '3d(1011 a
1,111 lire •?1 the yell aryl favorahh• known
Shaeffer Pens and Pencil, Shaeffer Wen; are
fully guaranteed front the low priced $2,511
pen to the "Life Time S1(1101'er Pen" at SS.75
anti upward. See the Shaeffer Pen.
The coleus are new. The shape 0 new and
}1 .0 will get a new thrill nut of Shaeffer Pen
Performance.
$2.50 to $17.50
'Waterman and Parker Pens also carried i' in
our regular stock
SHOP AT
SA VA IJ:G E
IT PAYS
Phone 194
Res. 10
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Financial statement for year end-
ing. Sept. 2, 114137, of the \\'rnncu
Hospital LA'iil to Scots, Memorial Hos-
pital,
Receipts
Bal. on }land, Sept. ,T/3'n ;;;2.38.20
11,n1'bersllips (J29) '5'5;140
Collection 5,03
Donations nnand Lan Sitxrest 4.11d
Bride—e. '3,:itchre4Garden Tea , , 91(153
Relt111d ,,n .\1111tseme111 -Tax „ 2.05
r317'(i,33
Expcnelilnri•s
1.1 11,.-. •••$ 3.01)
tan !:,rd Tube Safety shies ... (1:311
)'110 '1'tilities ( \lixmaster)
and _' :Electric ,.,... ,. .11.73
R.ntal 'nr iH'all, 1 riles and
b o 11, 1 C1' 15.4\
\(',(1', si 1.,,,Yrize,s, Heat, etc
(euchre) 3.5)
Blankets and stamp 'SS,d}l
1. C. Routledge, fruit for plat(-
ts 3.(14
11'. R. Smith, fruit for patients ;541
I'. Phillips, do. and stamp .,'1.43
Flowers, cards and Christmas
Lift and stamp .,..,, , 13:78
\dvertis0 ng ,garden tea 1.415
Incidentals ...... 111)
SRamps 12
Cash in bank 108.511
$1317623
MRS. 11.1)510, Treas,
ENGAGEMENT
The eng:agement is announced of
Mary Finnie, only daughter of Mrs.
\•lune and the late Alexander Munn,
111 \loKillot), An lir. Edward Lloyd
Boyce. only son 'of Mr. and firs.
Oliver Boyce, of IMotvk'tort, the mar-
riage to take place shortly.
DRYDEN-E
V?;'N:S
The Marriage of Eleanor Margaret,
slaughter of Mrs., .R, S. 50<tns, Seas
forth, to Mr. Thomas Filbert Dry-
den, Oshawa, took }dace in .Tornnito
Friday ;afternoon,-!Oist. 115, at the
home of Rev. =J. R. 'Sanderson, 'Ham --
met -smith avenue. (given away by her
mother, the ;bride wore a French mod-
el of embroidered brown crepe, with
'Ir tvn art 0;400100. after the cere-
moneIl 1
c couple I( kit for a motor trip
Lc) New York and the Eastern States,
and on their return will reside M •Osl1-
awat The (bride is. a graduate of the
'University of Toronto and a former
Alpha Delta ani President.
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ENLARGING OFFICE
Mr. Merton .Reid is building a nlod•
-
era front on his insurance and real
estate office, North Main street. The
display windows 'have been remov-
ed which will give .considortllbde extra
space in the interior of the office,
and a front of Indiana cut stone is be-
ing bniit, with office style windrows,
,11 r.„ f1, Edge has the contract.
DIAMONDJUBILEE
Northside United Church
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24th
MORNING SERVICE 11 A.M.
?vl}nfster
The Rt. Rev. PETER BRYCE, D.D.
Moderator of the ['rifted Church
EVENING SERVICE 7 P.M.
Minister:
Rev. WALDEMAR WILLIAMS, M.A.
(I1 Sarnia, President of the London Conference
SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE CHOIR
Under the Direction of Mr, and Mrs, Jas. A. Stewart
REAL OLD TIME
FOWL SUPPER.
, MONDAY NE'GHT, 'OCTOBER 25
FOLLOWED BY A .MUSICAL CONCERT
Assisted by Mr. Cameron Geddes anti 'a Children's Chorus under the
• direction of Miss Mabel. Turnbull
ADMISSION 50c. - - Supper served from 5:30 on.
REV, T. A. CARMICHAEL, MINISTER
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