The Seaforth News, 1928-10-25, Page 5m.URSDAY, OCTO13Eli 2v", 1928. 'HE SEA.'FORTH 1VS l
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euir Prices good for one week
lie
25e
Sall, free Bunning, plte„
Tapioca, albs.
Potatoes, sound white stools, bag $.1.,OO
Glycerine Soap, finest quality, 8 cakes 25c
Till Top Tea, our special blend, 1b. 69c
P. and G. Naptha Soap, 6 crakes 25e
Economy rules at the Red.an,d White
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Over 1000 stores in Canada
Seven Deliveries each Day
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eREAM
We pay the highest prices for good cream.
Our services to our patrons are the bestthat can be given.
Do not send your cream to other Creameries; we want
it here,
To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation:'
hi return for you co-operation we willgive you of our
best in service and prices.
We are agent for the Mellotte Cream Separators. Come
in and see the new Models.
Seaforth ,Creamery Co, SeaforthOnt,
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C, A. BARBER, Prop.
J, Walker' & Son
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
sernment diploma• and license.
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
D, H1 McInnes
Chiropractor
Of Wingham, will be at the..
Commercial Hotel, Seafartli•
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully treated.
Electricity, used.
le are of an Itchy Spot
t
Keep your hair and stain'
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a ruff by having your next
shampoo at
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Just around the Cornet' in
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MT. PLEASANT
PLOWING
MATeI'1
will be held on the farm of Ed;
Hanson, Lot 19, Con. 13
b'ULLARTON
miles:east of Mt Pleasant
Friday, October 26th
$400 in Prizes
Classes for all comers
Horse Shoe Pitching Tournament
on the afternoon .of the match
Concert and Plowman's. Ball on
the evening of the match.
V. Grinney, Otis Sawyer,
Pres, ' Sec.'
Science Hill
• HIBBERT.
Mrs. .Margat•etoWalsh of MoKillop,•
went to Stratford on Monday last to
spend the week at the home of her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
:[felly.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. M. Doyle and two
Tom a
children To.iid Mary and Mrs.
Catherine Atkinson and little grand-
son Jimmie Atkinson of Seaforth were
guests ou Sunday last at the home of
the former
's uncle,
Mr. and Mrs.
James Doyle Hibbert.
Mf. John Williams and his sister,
Miss Margaret Williams, of Detroit,
spent the week end at the home of
their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Patrick
\\nit ems 1lilt"best.
Mrs J. M. Zpyle an4.baby Tont of
Seaforth, spent a' few days this week
at the home of Mr,, anti 'Airs. Michael
Doyle, Ribbert,
• IIILLSGRREEN.
Mr, Robert Ifotfiain, of l3rucefield,
is spending a few days at the home of
Mr. W. ,Carlile's.
M'r, Thomas [Walker, of Marlette,
Mich., is visiting at the hoarse of Mr.
'['lioanasIConsitf's and other .friend's.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ira Moir and daugh-
ter Ola, of Exeter, were visitors ,at
the hotme of Mr. Carlile on Sunday.
Mrs, McLarty, of London, is 'spend -
ring a few mocks visiting at Mr, ;fames
Love's.-
One
ove's. One close of Miller's .Worm Pow-
ders will clear the stomach and bow-
els -o1 worms, so that the child will ,no
more be .troubled by their ravages,
The powdersare sweet to the taste
and uo child will object to taking
them, The,},,^,'r ooif=injarious.in their
composition, and while in, some cases
they may cause vomiting. that must
not be taken as a sign that theyare
nauseating, bit ste as indication of
their effective work.
TOWN TOPICS
1'tt. Louis Jackson, younger son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Jagkson, has taken
the position of Junior itt the Bank of
Cornmoree..
Mr. Jack Hutchley, cif Brantford,
spent the week -enol with his nether,
Mrs J l), • Ihtchley.
IMr, Wilson Hawkins has purchasesl
a new }lord 2 -ton truck to use in his
cartage business.
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and daughter 'H'elen,. Mr. and -'Mr
Herold 1-Monwn'berg and son Jack,
Mr, and'Mrs. Alfred •Farwell, Mr,
and afrse.william 'Rooelc anti son
'Oar'1 visited at 'the hone of Mr. and
Mrs. John ,'Hartman over Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Free and
family were visitors at Cromarty on
Sunday.
Mrs. Sant, Sorters, of Detroit, is
of A'I
spettdhtgMal feHw claysndits ton , •theWiguellia,:tnst
rs . Ieerso,i, w'W
Street and will also visit in Goderieh.
lMr, Charles Brodie, has been cots-
fined to bed this week through 'illness.
Mr, William Wilson, Market Street,
is at present in the hospital, having
.had a toe amputated that was badly
frozen some years ago,
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Eckert, 'who
spent Sunday at their !torte here, have
returned to Midland with the expeeta-
tion of resuming paving this week if
the weather is favorable,
Miss Margery Nolan, Huron Road
East, left this week for Detroit.
•Mr, and Mrs. David Wilson and
baby, of Detroit, spent the week -end
with his Barents, Mr. and Mrs, J'. A.
Wilson.
Mrs. William McNaughton and
.Bars. Montgomery Davis returned last
heel.
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Nau di
g ton visited
her daughter at Tadmore, Sask., and
Mrs. Davis visited in 'Winnipeg and
other points,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glendenning,
and Mr. Thomas Glendenning' and
Mrs. Alex. McCoryuodale, of Em
bra, visited with Rev. and Mrs, Lane
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs., 'Charles Butler and
chf•4dren of St. C'athariness. spent the
week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, John Goventocl:,
'Misses AbbieSeip and Jean 'Sm'ith
visited New Hamburg friends over
the week end.
Mr, Ross MoGonigie of Kitchener
was a guest at the haste of his par-
ents.
Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Cleary were Galt
visitors on Sunday.
'Commandant Cortoral of Aurora
will 'be in charge of the 'Salvation Ar-
my meeting's Saturday night and Sun-
day, 'He i,as stationed here thirty
years ago. 'Cappt, Allen's father and
tnoan•t.'t4ter, also of ,Aurora; will be 'ores
Mr. Lawrence Webster, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Webster, Who •was
with the T. Eaton Co, in Toronto dur-
ing the past year, entered Stratford
Normal School on Wednesday.
Dr. and, Mrs. McAtter and two
children, of Guelph, and Mr, and Mrs.
Sidney: Morton, of Port Nelson, were
eek-enk.guests of Mrs, J. H. Broad-
footw.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Fowler, of
London, -visited at Mr. Joseph Fowl-
er's, Huron Road West.
Mrs. Alex. Parke is visiting . with
realtives al Ohiseihurst for a week.
Mrs. Henderson 'and Mrs, Dd acey
expect to leave the early part of next
week to stake their hone forthe
winter. Dr• and Mrs._ W. C. Sproat
will occupy their hotne.
The intluction of Rev. I. B. Kine,
date of Orangeville, will take place in
First Presbyterian Church, 'Soaf nth,
'Wednesd'ay evening, Oct. 31, at 7:30
o'clock, Revs. McI•iroy, Foote, Goode
will, Bennie and_MeDermi•d will be
present.
Mrs. Pat. Givlin and Mrs. J i nest'
Ryan were week -end guests of Mr.
and ,Mrs, Hugh Flynn, Dublin.
Mr. and Mrs. Sant Hanna visited
their daughter, Mrs. Webber, Cram -
arty, Wednesday.
Mr. J. MUAs'}t and sons Willie and
Floyd were Sunday guests with Mrs.
Annie Reid,
Mrs, W. L.'Keys,. accompanied by
Mrs, John McAs'h, Varna, and Mr A.
bV Keys and son John, of Stanley,
spent a few days visiting relatives
to Yale • nd Marlette, Mich , rete m-
ing Tuesday,
M1•. and Mrs:' David_Wright, of
'Plabtsville. spent a conplc of days
this week with Mrs,Alex. Lamont.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Neelin re
spending three weeks at Hayfield.
Mr. 'Merrel . Hettinger, of Owo sa
Mich., spent the week with Mr, n'd
Mrs. R, Frost.
Mr. and Mrs. Kruse, Galt, and r,
tuid Mrs, Lawson, Auburn, were week
end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. John
Ftnhyson,
Mrs. C. W. Hollingsworth has e-
turued after spending the past month
at her Borne in Brockville..
Mr, and Mrs.. Albert Harper and
r1 and Maxine and Mrs, Woodley,
cl son john, of Ft
J tJlaa•ton were
este Sunday of Mrs. Hugh Wright
d the 'latter's cousin, Mrs, Jack
nminings.
Mr. Charles Holmes, who has pt r-
ased the Palace Rink from the Rink
nipany, is making several changes
the interior, The ladies' rooun and
Par
of the.- gallery have been opened
to masse ate room with a glass
Iii facing toward the ice.
r. and Mrs, Johli ,Oliver and Leslie
Brussels, and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor;
Brodhagcn, visited Mr's, Joseph
son 'over the week -end,
figs, Davina .Anderson underwent
opeation for appendicitis on Mon-
- in the hospital and is doing well
[iss Mabel Pinkney is spendii g
iamb at Buffalo.
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[r, and Mrs. Duncan McCallum of
tit visited last Wednesday with
and Mrs. James Hay.
b[iss, Grace M.cGrcigor of near Kip -
visited last week eel. tvilb her cousin,
s 'Vera Forsyth.
iss Tlteinsa E'Igie spent the week
visiting friends herr Varna.
r. Lorne Pepper, 1[iss'Helen Hay,
ties liatgaret amcl Marjory and
nc t-iay spent the week end visit-
friencts at Niagara Falls.
Iia cotitiuue,d ivei weather makeii
fa.rtllci'e worried about then'
skiing, also, their' root crop:
r. Robert L;oyes is holding' an
nsive ,sale on Thursday, Nov, 1st,
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Hallowe'en Frolic
Seaforth is to have a Hallowe'enen Frolic rolic Wednesday evening,
October 31st. Read the bills: Be one of the merry makers.
Let's give the kiddies one big night.
False Faces, Noise Makers, tlorns
Streamers, Napkins, Post Cards •
at.
Beattie's China S Novelty Siore
Keep. Right on to the Rink
where the Witches, Goblins, Lions. and Black Cats are to
gather for a
Bigger Hallowe'en
Change your face for the night
of his farms, just west of Egmond-
ville, farm stock and implements.
Mr. Clifford Braadfoot returned
from the West t t
s las week.
Anniversary Services •
sar r 3 e vices were conduct-
ed in Turner's Church last 'Sunday,
The Rev. D. MaoTavish of Exeter
was the preacher for the occasion and
preached to large ,congregations af-
ternoon and evening. There will be a
lecture given' in the •church on Thurs-
day evening of this week by Rev. Mr.
AfacTavish,
Mr. and Mrs, T. Coleman are visit-
ing friends at lilisgreen,
BRUCEFTELD.
Anniversary Services, — The. fifty-
second anniversary of Brucefield lJn-
fled Church will .be observed with
special sermons on Sunday next, Oc- BAYFIELD;
tober 281h, at 11 •a,m, and 7 p.in, The
Rev. J. R. Hall, MA., of St. Paul's Mr. and Mrs. A. Boyd and little
United Ch'urc'h, Sarnia, will conduct George Boyd, who visited for a few
the services, 'both' morning and even- days with -the' lady's mother, Mrs. G.
ing. His morning, subject will be: W. Woods, left on Monday to visit at
"The Permanence and Triumph of Kitchener before goiong on to their
the Church," In the evening the sub- home .at Longford Mills, Little Peg-
ject will be, "The Joyeage Religion." gy'Boyd, who has been'visiting_here
Tlss choir will render -special music for several'. weeks .returned home with
at ;both: services .A .very generous:them. -
free-will offering is beingasked for to 'Mrs. 1\%.' Elliott and Son Leslie El -
wipe out the debt, on the church shed, liott, spent the week end at Mount
The sincere sympathy of the con- Clemens, Mich.
gregation and Ifriende is extended to Mrs. J. Tippet motored to Detroit
Rev. W. A. IB'rentner and ,family. The with Mrs. W. Howard on Friday and
former's sister, Miss Bremner, pass- spent She week end with her daugh-
ed away on 'Thursday, October 1'atlt, ter, Mrs. P. Dymortt.
at her residence in London. The fun- Messrs. Lawrence and Fred Fow-
eral was held on Saturday to Owen lie of London spent [he week end at
Sound cemetery. Tb, tete absence of their home.
the minister the Morning service in Very successful' anniversary ser-
the United Church was conducted by vices were held at' Grs.ce United
the Elders, with M'r, JantesMoo'die, Church, Porter's Hill, on Sunday,
as leader. A 'beautiful duet was sung Oct, 21st, morning and evening.
by the Misses Eva and Florence .Rev. James A. Gale, iB.•A., of Burns
Boyce entitled "It is My' Lord," which United Church, Sarnia, son ;of the
was 1mu.ch appreciated. The delegates pastor, R. M. Gale, conducted the ser -
who attended the Laymen's conven- vices. He gave very forcible and Int -
Lion which was held in Massey Hall, pressive messages, speaking in the
Toronto,' the first week in October, morning from the text, "The Son of
were Mr. W. S. Broadfoot and Mr. Man is Conic to Seek and Save that
H. MdLachian, who gave interesting which is IL -est." and in the evening.
reports of the meeting. Mr. R. Wat- "Put on the whole Armor of God,,'
soli closed the meeting with prayer. The choir of St. Andrew's United
Rev. Mr, Conner, of Ki,ppen,, con- Church, Bayifield, under the leader -
ducted; the evening service and ship of Mrs. \r, 'Stewart; took charge
preached a very fine sermon on corn•- of -the praise service, rendering a tann-
age and conservation. • ber of very appropriate anthems in a
Mr, John McGregor, of Harrisville, very excellent way. 'At the morning
Alicia, visited his brother, Mr. Thigh service Rev. J. A. Gale sang a solo,
McGregor, last week, "Open the Gates of the Temple," and
Mrs. W. !Stevens has returned to iu the e% -ening the pastor and son sang
her home after spending .a few weeks • a duet, "Just Simply Trust," also the
with her daughter •in Sarnia. 13aysfield Male Quartette, Messrs. E.
Mr, and Mrs, A. Caldwell, 'qrs. F, Merner, A. E.' Erwin, H. S:dotch-
Sinelair and son Will, spent Sunday mer and R. M. Gale; sang"Beautiful
in Wingham, Threads' of Gold." The hurch was
Mr. Lorne Taylor and,family were filled at both services. and altogether
Sunday visitors at' Grand Bend. it was a most delightful and encour-
Ma•s. George Hill, of the village. aging occasion.
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.' 'Rev. and ,Sirs. Paull left on _Monday
to visit at Listowel and to attend the
Woman's Auxiliary meeting at Pres-
ton on Wednesday.
M E.P I
Mr.etterstonc who has been
in the West for the past month, re-
turned home on Friday last, also Mr.
N. Heard, who has been in Dakota,
returned hoarse recently.
Miss Cook and Miss E. Dunn. of
Ingersoll. spent the week end with
the latter's cousin, :Mrs. R. Scotch -
men
:\ fowl sapper and concert under
the auspices mf Trinity Church. Bay-
field, will the given in the town hall on
Tuesday, Octaher 30. Supper served
from 11 to 8 o'clock, followed by ex-
cellent program given by the Lake-
side. Entertainers.
i
icy users.
Mr. and Mrs. W, Westlake and 'fa-
mily and Miss Susie Westlake motor-
ed to Owen Sound on Sunday.
131rs, Clic 'York of Toronto is visit-
ing her mother, Mrs, F. \l- Baker.
Mrs. Percy Johnston and soil Rud
of Godcrich are visiting Mrs. E. Wes-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Jowett and .Mrs,
Luncl'holtni rete'red last'Friday from
a motor trip to Detroit.
friss Annie Potts of Mitchell and
:1Mt's, Henry Diehl and Mr. Carl
]Diehl of Stanley were guests on Sun-
dae with Mrs. AVT. Foster,
Ou Sunday, November 1'lth, Arm-
istice Day, a special service of com-
memoration and Thanksgiving will be
.held in 'Trinity Church, Bayfield..I11
order to allow for the proper obser-
vance or the two minutes of silence at
1.1. o'clock, the service- will begin at
10.45 a.m. A epeeist invitation 1s' gi-
ven to all war veterans to attend the
service.
Children's flay was observed nn
Sunday' , morning last„, at • Trinity
Church. 'Phe rector, 10, 11, ?attll,
tool: charge of the S,S. and gave -an
interesting talk to the children. The
church servicewas also devoted to
heir, there being special music by a
children's cho[r; wliicll helped greatly
to the service. '
1fiss Ptirr,•lughe and Mr, • 1Inrry.
Baker of •Lnndmi were attests on
Sunday with MYs F. W. Baker.
Mr. Ariliiam l'atker of Sarnia spent
hontea after Spending a few days in
Acton,
Miss Dorothy
Robin'
s,af
Seaforth
spent Sunday Y '
1 t at her
home.
Miss Olive Harrison of I•Ienisall
spent the week end at the home of
her mother.
The members of the Marion Oliver
Mission Circle are planning to hold a
Hallowe'en masquerade party on
Tuesday, Oct. 30th,
Mr. Bob McNaughton of Thames -
vine was a wee!: end guest at the
hanie of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, 3,
Moak ughton.
hEr. Ross Chapman has returned
home after a pleasant visit with
friends in the West,
Sn1clan,
MISS Eatinia. MacDonald, of .Pal-
ertmo, visited over the week -end- at
the home of her mdtlicr, Mrs. James
MacDonald. '
Airs, A. T. Scott and Elizabeth
spent Sunday at 'Watford.
Mrs. Janet Ross spent a day in
London during the week visiting her
daughter, Mrs, Roy Monteith.
Mr. and Mrs, iH. 'F. 'Berry spear
Sunday an Wingham.
Y•P.S. - The regular missioiaary
meeting was held on Monday evening
at eight o'clock in the schoolroom .af
the church. Miss Eleanor. Snider, the
missionary convenor. presided. Miss
Hazel H'a
Hazel ugh Zook the topic from the
bo
"Detains Drdrns 'n the c ”
1 to Darknes The
drsw
meetingnfor next week will he with
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A Hallowe'en Social will be held on
Oct. 30th al sight o'clock in.thte
schoolroom of the church. The Mar-
ion Oliver Circle, nee preparing a good
pi'ogranianc, 'All the young people in
the community are cordially invited.
Please come in ntasquerarie, Lunch
will 'bit Served,
Mr, Harold Annfstrong'was operat-
ed 011 for appendicitis on Tuesday.
His many friends wish hint a speedy
recovery,
Last Friday evening the Brrueefiehl
'UT:\V.O. "Club were entertained by
the members of the Loudon Road
Club at the home of Mrs, N. J eBean,
The night was wet, hot isany turtles
out alit were well pleased they went,
as alt enjoyed the programme, The'
prograntntc consisted of music, insult*
,mental a
td vocal; readings, '
fgs, dialogue,
playlet, step datncing and two short
speeches: On Friday evening. the
26t1t. the programme will be given al
the ,Hawse of Refuge. The instates cif
the Hanle will also be treated ivitli
candy'and.cake.
• M', Stan Reid of I,ondnii spent
the week end at his home here,
'Miss Dorene Farquhar of I.olidor
ivas :;t well!' end guest,tt her' home
Eons.
'Miss Pearl Brock n who i
t underwent
an operation for appendicitis d'a;st
wee Inc. been able to return home.
'Mrs, D. A. Aikettliead has returned
the week end at his }forte �� _...
s
5. Derkiu Weston viegf otrd have her returned
l from Kitchener witeer elle was visit -
Rev,
Mr.Sind Mrs,Pet'ey Weston,
Rev Ciltarlcs and Mrs. Gairdner of
Rochester. N.Y are the guests of the
former's brother, Mr. J. Gairdner,
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F HURON
THE PRESBYTERY
The Presbytery of Huron, of the
United Church of Canada, met in
regular eessioa in Queen Street. Unit-
ed Church, Blyth on October 9th
With 'Ray, R. H, Barnby S.T.D„ in
the chair. After tate devotional exer-
cises and the reading of the minutes
the 'following new ministers were in-
troduced to the Presbytery: Rev.
George Weir, Blyth: Ret. I. C,
White, Lhmville; 'Rev, 1.l\. Herbert,
Ifolitresville'r 'Rev. J. W. Johnston,
Lonclesboro; Rev. James Anthony,
Thames 'Road; 'Rev. R. B. Cumming,
Benmiller Rev. H. Bolingbroke,
Wroxeter. Rev. C. F. 'Clarke report-
ed the satisfactory sale of Lane's
Chclrch un the Ashtiield charge,
A nturibo'r of very interesting com-
mittee reports were presented to the
Presbytery, all of which aroused as
cession. 'Lev. J. M. Coiling as con-
venor of the Religious..Education
Committee brought in .several resolu-
tions looking forward to an increased
and inure effective work alnong young
people Rev, !Geon e Weir presented
tlte report of the Committee nn
Evangelism a.nd Social Service in
which be emphasized the General
Cou'ncil's call to a concentration of
the church's thought on the great .cen-
tral truths of the 'Christian 'faith. He
also emphasized the need for a more
intensive vc }nstruc tl 1
'
Ul torte
U11 matters
relat-
ing Is
t t
g t i
the use of a '
1Cti} O
i ht lige(>t'F,
Rev. S: Davidson on behalf at the
Home Mission Committee made the
welcome announcement tit'at there
were now no aid -receiving charges in
the Presbytery. Rev. W, A. Bremner
reported a registration of 104 at the
Goderich Summer 'School of this
year. Mr. W, 'G. Medd, M P,P„ re-
ported a balance of $188.00 in the treas-
ury for the year ending June 30th 'last.
,Following dinner served in base-
ment of the church, Rev. \V. A, Bren-
ner presented the report of the Mis-
sionary and Maintenance Committee
in which he urged that an every-n'xern-
ber canvass be undertaken in every
congregation and that a more general
use of the duplex envelopes be made.
Re also called upon the members of
Presbytery to press the claims of the
claims. of the Missionary work of the
church before their congregations,
Following this report, Rev. Dr, S, W.
Dean, of. Toronto, gave a very fine
and interesting address on the
world-wide work of the United
Church. 'He called upon the Presby.:
tory to support'this work to the limit
of it's strength.
Presbytery .passed unanimously a
resolution .of 'sympatdty with iDr. D.
C ltc'Gregor in his recent serious ac-
cident. A'Ir. William Bailie, Mr. W.
G. Medd and ,Rev. J. E. Iiogg• who
were delegates to the. General"'Coun-
cil in Winnipeg each gave -ant interest -
in; report of the work of the Council.
Fordwich congregation was given
permission to sell a vacant ,manse and
to apply the proceeds to their own
local needs. Presbytery then adjourn-
ed to meet in
Victoria United
Church, Goderich, the first Tuesday ,
in December. , l
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PAG
A HALLOWEEN
bicken
Supper
AND ENTERTAINMENT
will be held in
CAVAN CHURCH, WINTHROP
Tuesday, Oct, 30
Supper served from b to 8.
Adults 35e, isiLl:cn 25.c
It seems
hardly fair
Fathers
and mothers rsusd to
look forward bravely, but not
always happily, to the time
when the boys and girls
would go away to school in
a distant city. It so often
meant a break in the habits
of home life ---a sore trial;
Thanks to Long Distance, --
the boys and girls at school
or college can still be kept
within the family circle.
But don't expect them to pay
for Long Distance calls out
of their slender allowances.
That seems hardly fair. The
demands upon their none toga
fat parses are too frequent
and too insistent.
Fir a day anti hour wheat
you will call them, and yola4
turd them eager to talk with
you and welcoming the voice
that can fest cheer theme oes
their way.
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A Good Portion
of beef served to you for the evening
meal, roasted about medium, with the
blood gravy oozing through. gives
one a foundation. It just makes octe'a
mouth water to think of it Row'
was that last piece of meat we sent
you!' Wasn't it tine.
GEO. A. STEWART
Your Butcher.
Phone 58 Seaforth.
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The Su,ecial Milverton
Flour
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Grain Screenings
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Chop of All Kinds
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Battery Sales and Service.
Charging and *pairing all makes of Batteries.
A gooey line of new and used parts of different nsakes of cart
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