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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-11-29, Page 5TWRSI?AY, NQV;EMBER 29, 192$ TSE S AFORT T NEW RED &WHITE STORES At this season of the year, when the air is crisp' and the appetite"s keen, how aboutt a few food a heals— Ileittz, Fresh Cttettnrber Relish, Sandwich Relish, Peanut Butter, Evap. Horse Radish, Cream of Tomato Soup, Chile Sauce, Pickled Gherkins, Beefstoalc Settee, Ketchup, Pork and Beans in Chile Sauce, and Vegetarian Style, Marmalades in Ginger, Pineapple, Orange and Tangerine, Pickled Walnuts, Beauston Pickles, Mushroom Sauce, Tarragon and White Malt Vinegar, Fruits for Salad,' Grapefruit Hearts, Canned Lima Beans, Baby Carrots, Small Beets, Wax heans,'Corn. on Cob, Aspst'ages, Pimientos, Mushrooms, Beefsteak and Onions, etc,. Lobsters, Teas. Fish, Shrimp Crabs, Clams, 'Pilchards, Chicken, •D.tied Chipped Beelf, ., • • New Fruits arriving every day, Natural Figs, Layer Figs, Cooking Figs, Dates, Currants, Raisins, Candied ,Peel, Chert•ies, Pineapple slices, . Assorted- Mixed Fruits, Shelled Almonds, Walnuts, Pecans; Extracts, Almond Paste, Mincemeat, Eta • Special for one week;— Heinz Creast of Tomato Soup, 3 tin's ............ 32c Icing Sugar, 3 lbs. for 27c Raisins, Seedless, 5 tbs. for 35c Extracts, all flavors, 3 bottles „ .. , , 25c Ph , . `,. ♦� one M 77 ..Stewart Phone Rossg J Sproat Oat P eREI�M We pay the highest prices for good cream. Our services too r u patrons are the best that can be given. Do not send your cream to other Creameries it here, we want To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation. In return for you co-operation w best in service and a Flit give you of our prices. We are agent for the Mellotte Cream Separators. in and see the new Models. •Come Seaforth Creamery Co. S@at orth, Ont, C. A. BARBER, Prop. W.... Walker Ik r ae 8� Son UNDERTAKING —and -- EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. J. WALKER, holder of 'Go- vernment diploma and license, Flowers. Furnished, • Night or day phone 67. D H. Mclnnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth. Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons ' Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated, Electricity used. Just 'Try It When you feel tired and drowsy, slip around the corner and get a massage at SID'S SNdh You may eoine in with, a grouch but will go out with`a smile, • Phone 125. Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired Chas. A, Howey Residence—James St. HIBBRRT. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mack returned to their home in Holley 11e test y as, week. For` the past ten days they' had been visiting their sisters and brothers, They were accompanied by Messrs, Joseph Eckert and Joseph Burke:' M HILLSGl2'EEN. a` Air. a Mi.s Russell : 'Yd t ,Crozier er slid slaughters, of Louclop, spent the' week - A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL' INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds and Investments Phone 152 Removed to New Office, opposite Daly Ford Garage Atafortle, Ontario, Is this true of your town? Just as there are farmers who make very good money by intensively cultivating a few acres, so there are mer- chants in small towns who do. a stcsprisin9/y large busi- ness. Of course, they too cultivate their 'territory intensively. They don't wait for their ' customers to come to them. with frequent their.o to customersof wieat they know will tempt them. And they seem to se/1 every- body. So in touchw with do heirhe u customers that their offers of merchan-• dise are eagerly awaited, and are read as if they were news —which they are. - These merchants use Long Distance frequently, to order goods for prompt shipment or to fill in sizes—and they find it good business to call imDistancettou'ises hemoof opportunities;" • sionimimantaisaimmuinimita end at the hoane of Mr, W. Carlile. Miss Muriel 'Carlile .has returned home after spending a month at Howatt, Miss Vera Smith spent the past week visiting friends in Clinton. Miss Grace Coleman is spending a few weeks at NIr. Nelson Reid's •'.in Varna, Mr. and Mrs, 'Clarence Park, of Blake, spent 'Sunday at Mr. Thomas Consitt's. Mr, Samuel -Walker is at present in Clinton-Hospital, where he- has been critically ill, • Mrs. William Taylor has returned home after spending a week at Mr, Richtard Taylor's at Chiselhsrst. Vtr. at I:< a, tr Al s "L\tebster "�atrtter spent tr o Sunday at Mr. John 'Mct'4aughtonrs. r .in Tuclerstn ith. f he system. G a tt to vi Hey, who t tasted -,her mother. the = past. few weeks, returned to Toronto- with her. Mrs john.A2cMillan, of McKillop, is visiting wills Miss McDermtd Mr, DutiCan, Little, of Brantford, is visiting his niece, Mrs, Sam Spencer, Word has been received from Mrs, W. P, Verson that she has just re- turned from the West to her new hone in Toronto, Mrs, R, S. Hays is visiting in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Dent, of Stratford were week -end guests With Mr, J. M.' Robertson and Miss .Robertson, TOWN TOPICS Mrs. Ed, ldinettley, of Seaforth Alt 'Charles Boyd, of Walton, s S4aterday with De, and Mrs, Cral Sarnia. Dr, A. T. Craig, F C C M;; -form director' of music at tate First Pre tertt, Church at Seaforth, has b made a mentor of the Connell for Canadian College of, Music; 'Miss Marjaale Nolan has retur after an extended visit, The demand for tickets for Lions IvItoatrel Show has been great that every available; seat been split including the gallery, Lions official told The News Wednesday morning. ±Rev, 1, If, Brown is spending few days in London and Windt this week. 'Mrs. Ralph Elliott, who had to dergo tie operation in Windsor Hoa tai, has returned horse Hauch inpr ed in health. Her' brother, Dr, E Mc'Gavin, was in charge, Miss Vera Hudson, reader and 1 personator, was in Kineardine a Aub t l rm last week 1 ek taking art in certs le those towns. p- co Mr. David Holmes is going spend the winter in Flint, Michiga with his son. Mrs. (Dr,) Mund, Who has be spending the last two weeks with h mother in St. Catharines, has r turned, Miss Bertha. Chesney has left for S Petersberg, Florida, where she will spend d the 'it e wt kr. • Mr. andA' Atr Mrs. V\ d! Sproat are visit- ing in Toronto. • Mr, James Carlin and sister Dolly visited Hamilton and T'oron'to friends luring the past week. Miss Billie Chesney has returned toine after visiting friends in Toron- o and Hamilton the past two weeks. Ar, 0. H. Snowdon spent the week- nd at Toronto. Mrs. Wanless, of Varna, is Spend- ag the winter with her daughter, Mrs. T. Turnbull, Miss Jessie Bethune and her niece, hiss Helen Mutrie, of Vernon, B'C„ rrived home on Friday, Miss Metric ill spend several months here. Miss Belle Cummings, • of Ottawa, isited Mr. and Mrs, Jack Cummings ver the week -end. Mrs, L. C. Jackson o'as a week -end sitor in Toronto. Mrs.`lett spent several days'this eek in Toronto,Mrs. Milton Ches- and pent 61 et telly sby- eon the home frphi atroit and Port _and Iluron,, the 50 has a on • a sor pi- av- d. m nd ti - to n, en er e- t, Mr, J. H. Reid exhibited his large Newfoundland dog "Leo" at the Win- terFairin Toronto -this week. "Leo" is a native of St. Marys, Miss Annie Smith spent a few days this week in Toronto. • A valuable police dog that made many friends in -town during last sum- mer while a "guest", .was killed re- cently in Detroit. "Rusty" was valued at $400 anal belonged to Mrs. Mason, of Detroit, who spent the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKay, Jarvis Street. Miss Mary Dickson has taken a po- sition as assistant bookkeeper in Geo. A. Sills & Sons' hardware store, BORN. • 1iORIRP5,—I'n Seaforth hospital; on •'Saturday, Nov. 24, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Norris, Staffa, a daughter, CASE: In Seaforth hospital, on Sat- urday, Nov. 24, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Case, of Exeter, a son, VARNA. Mr. R. Penhale held an auction sale on Tuesday of sheep and cattle at the home of Mr. C. Ward Bid,dirig was fair. Mr. and Mrs,. Charlie Rathwell left for Indiana.Tuesday morning, Mrs, W. H. Johnston attended the funeral of her sister, Miss Wiles, of Goderich. A meeting of the W.A. was held at the home of Mrs. A, Galbraith on Tuesday. The ladies of the United Church hi - tend holding a bazaar on.,;Chetrsday. A 25 cent lunch will be served, HULLETT. Mr, and Mrs. George Carter spent Sunday in Brttssels. Mr; Sant. Appleby is buying a car- load of horses for shipment to To- Tonto. - Mr. Edwin Cartwright is nursing a very bad cold at present. Several menebers of the Fairservice family are laid tip with the fltt. Miss Mary Flynt is visiting friends in Toronto at present. Mr. Lloyd Medd is also in Toronto taking in the Royal Fair and visiting friends, MISSIONARY' MEETbNG. The Women's 'Missionary Society, the Barbara Kirkman and the Marg- aret Larkin C.G.I.T. held a joint meet- ing on Tuesday evening, Mrs, Mc- Lean, Pres. 4V.M!S,, m the chair. The sleeting opened by singing hymn 202. Mrs. Patterson read the Scripture les - soon, 107th Psalm. Miss Edith 'vie - Kay led in prayer, Miss Gretta Ross read an excellent. paper on British Guiana. After this the ladies' quar- tette, Mrs. Wright, Miss F. Beattie, Miss P, Patterson and Miss H. Mur- ray, accompanied by Mrs. M. Rennie,' rendered a number, "Can Jesus De- pend an Ss'bu which was much en- joyed. After this Miss Gretta Ross explained the sides which she pre- sented with the assistance of Mr, Harry McLeod. '..1;{t. pleasant fniedinine for children is i.,,othett Chray'el ',Worm Extetrieinator,, and it is. excellent.for driving wor'nts Flom t s 'tem • i e �u and e �� world Gives it it's Giving ,i . { a See B+ 1-,1 Lr. �i1TTIi _S VARIETY EGMONDVILLE, The Londestyoro Young ,People wilt present the play, "Wanted a Wife," on Tuesday ev,ening, Dec, 4th,under auspices of the Neil Shaw Auxiliary, The regular meeting of the Y.P.S. was held Tuesday evening. Miss . Fit ' Jeanette tntgaYn was in the chair, The Scripture lesson was read by' 'AMiss Erma Broadfoot,- followed with W, ti R prayer' Y ev. V\ , D, McDonald, The topic, "Non Anglo-Saxon People in Canada," was very ably taken by Miss Jeanette Finnigan. Following the reg- ular meeting the usual recreational half hour was enjoyed. Arrangements were made for the annual' business meeting. Meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. LOND� ESBOR O Miss Lyon ' of tetur sed Y on ;lt'ot d t f- a a Y ter a pleasant visit with Luckn'ovr friends, Mr, William Moon shipped hogs from here on Tuesday, 'Mr, Harold Johnston of London spent the week end at his home here. .'Mr, Ted Crawford is used up with a bad cold. The party put on here by the foot- ball team of Kinburn, was largely at- tended, Mr. Burt Nott entertained his neigh- bors and friends to dance last Friday night; The Rev, Mr. Holmes, of Clinton, gave a very interesting sermon in Knox Church Sunday afternoon, Mr. Holmes will supply at Knox Church, Londesboro, and Burns Church, Hul- lett in the absence of Mr. Abery. Mr. John Nott and fancily spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Charlie Vodden. Mr. Bernard Hall is visiting To- ronto .and Picton friends this week. Mrs, Fred Johnston spent Wednes- day in Blyth, the guest of Mrs, Fred Richards KIP -PEN. A very pleasant time was spent at the lovely home of Mr, and Mrs. Clar- ence Parke on Monday evening when about forty friends of Miss Grace Love, bride to be,gathered hered and gave her a� miscellaneous shower.. A mock wedding was performed, the bride be- ing Mrs, J. Cochrane and the groom .Miss Elva Anderson, The best man was Miss Anna Love :and bridesmaid Mrs, W. 'Horsey. Mrs, Hugh Mc- \Murtrie was the officiating minister and Miss Eleanor .Fisher played the wedding march, Mrs, Lorne Eiler of Sud'bur'y sang in good voice, "The Prisoner's Song." The bride was most becomingly attired in blue veiled in ace and carried a beautiful bouquet. Medd are spending a few days at To - The rest of the evening was spent in ronto attending the Show, gauzes after which a most delicious Miss -Margaret Love, Miss Fern uncle was served by the' hostess. The 1 Love and Mr.R. Patterson visited at ride received many "beautiful gifts, the homes of Mrs. C. McGregor and hawing the high esteem do which she ( Mrs, Ed. Britton. s held. All repaired to their homes Mr. Thomas Livingstone went to eeling they had had a very enjoyable • Tot -onto on Saturday last to visit vIMessgrs. Thomas and Ross Chapanan friends and Benjamine Snell isthe spendingMrs. Bear ir. motored to Toronto on Monday to , few days with friends in "Toronto take in the fai 1 b s e CLINTON, The death occurred on November 3,•d at Edongrove, Iowa, of Mrs, Thomas Cowan, formerly Louise Wheatley, slaughter of the late Geo. Wheatley, of Rullett Township, She i- survived t toed by two daughters. The following brothers and sisters sur- vive: Ars. J, Steep, Mrs, M. Adams, Mrs, Charles es Lowery and n o d � rGeorge 1M . Wheatley of Mullett Townships lr. Thomas ,l'hca'fley, of 'McKillop Tp.; Mrs. James Finch and Mr, Joseph Wheatley, of Clinton.•-•News-'Recoed. ELIMVILLE. ,Last Tuesday afternoon the W4M,S. entertained the members of the Baby Band and their mothers in the church. Lunch h wasserved c t ed at the close. Mr. and It James a e Willis J s W lhs Jr. have av returned from their honeymoon and visited the latter's mother, Mrs. John Johns, They were chat•vraieed on Monday evening. Next hlext SuttdaY Dieting, Mrs. Weir, an official of the W. \1.S; Presbyterial, will speak in this church in the in- terests of the local \V.M.S, Please be present, all who are able, Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker are both in a serious condition at time of wri ting, 'Preparations are under way for a Christmas entertainment . to be given in the church. • HILLSGREEN, Mr. Walker Carlile and Mr. William Taylor have gone to Windsor, where both have. positions, Hillsgreen Sunday School intend holding their Christmas Tree enter- tainment on December 21st, Wedding bells will ring in this local- ity shortly. On. Monday evening of this week a miscellaneous shower was held at:Mr, Clarence Park's, in, honor ofthe bride- to-be, Miss Grace Love. AMr, Jantes Love Jr. has returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital.' where he was taking treatment, CONSTANCE. B; Stepehnsott went to Toronto on Wednesday of last week tc meet her brother, Mr. Lou. An- drew, of Prince Albert, Mr. Andrew returned from Toronto with his sister, Mrs. Stephenson, but his visit was far too short as he returned on Saturday. Mr. Andrew has been away from here for 27 years and old friends would like to have renewed ac. quaintance. Messrs. Leo Stephenson, Arnold Dale, Howard- Armstrong, Lloyd The shareholders of the Kippen Beef Ring held their annual meeting in .School No. 2 to settle.up this years accounts and make arrangements .for the coming year. Mr. Warren Schilbe has erected a new poultry house and Mr. John Mc- Naughton isputting up a new garage. The Young People's Society of the United Church held their meeting on Friday . evening with Harvey Me Cly- ntont in the chair. The Scripture reading was taken by Miss Jean Bell, the devotional part by Wm, Thomson, The missionary topic was very inter- esting, given by Mrs. Conner. Miss Martha Carlile of Hillsgreen gave a humorous reading vvhtch was enjoyed by all. Mr, Wesley French gave an interesting talk on his trip to the North. The meeting was closed by :1Mizpah benediction, Mr. -Churchill and son and Mr. H. Livermore of Detroit are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Watson. • Mr. and Mrs. S. Cudmore and fa- mily of Seaforth spent the week end. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Deitz. The opening dance of the' new hall will be on Friday evening, Nov. 30. The' Winter Garden orchestra of Strat- ford will be in attendance. Dancing commences at S pan: Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Field, Mr. and Mrs. L Jarrott spent Sunday with friends in London. Want and For Sale ads, 3 times 50c st Tailoring Ladies' and Gentlemen's TAILORS LO Give us a call C®GHI LL TA(LOR1NG,.Co,' 108 DownieSt, STRATFFORD Jr. \ti'l'l Jamieson returned Sat- urday from Toronto after spending a fesv days at the Royal Live Stock Shaw, Mr, Percy McMichael and daughter 'Hazel spent the week end with his sister in Toronto and also attended the show, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Dale of Sea - forth and family and Mr, and Mrs. S. Carter of Goderich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Dale, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Ferguson spent Sunday with the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson of Goderich Township, BRIICEFIELD. The' Maple Leaf Club, of Brucefiekl, will open the season's dances On Fri- day evening, Dec. 7th. Anyone within the 234 -miles radius wishing to be - conte a member, can do so by handing in their names to the Secretary -Treas- urer on or before December 7th. JOHN K. CORNISH , Secretary - Treasurer. 49 On Friday evening last Cecil Con- nell and his father and mother were driving in their car on the London, four utiles south of Clinton; when they suddenly carne upon .a .buggy without a light. In an effort to avoid crashing int' the buggy, Mr. ,Cottnetl's car ran off the road and upset. No one ',vas injured, except for a severe shak- ing tip, but the car was smashed bad- ly. The buggy carried a lantern, but the driver had neglected To light it Mrs, Harry Gould, Clinton, was hostess to the London Road IT. F, W. 0. on Wednesday last for their an axial 'meeting. A large number of ntelnher were present, The past year has been a very successful one for the Club, Mrs. William Lawson was ap- pointed delegate to the .Provincial convention in Toronto in December, Mrs, Davidson took charge of the meeting and following officers elected for the year, Pres., Mrs, Geo, Falcon- er; '1st Vice President, Mrs, Glen Mr. - Knight; Secraary-Treas., 3Irs,• Ar- thur Wiltse; se Directors, ectors, Mrs, NormanTyndall Mrs. Mervin Hanley, Mrs, Norman :Warming, Mrs. Percy Cole, Itt's, Pisntsteel and Mrs, Stanbury; Flower Committee Airs, LeBeati, Mrs, harry Gould. :Mrs. Falconer; Con- vener of Citizenship, Mrs. Milton Wiltse; Convener of Marketing, Miss Waldron; Convener of Legislation, Mrs, 5tt t t i 1 tank.. The Ttc t f.ers.t ' uttt ladies assisted the hostess to serve re- (freshn'tents, Next meeting will heat I the hone of Mrs, Arthur Wiltse' on December 13th. Miss Edith Stathury, of Stratford, spent the week•etrrl at her house here. Mts4 Nnrnian'Shipley visited tMies, 1)orotby Cook, in Clinton, over the week -cud, Mr. and Mrs. William Staubuty and Harold visited Mr, runt Mrs, L. Clark near Hensa'll, on Sunday Oratorical'Contest.' The Yoneg People's meeting ou Monday evening; held in the form .of an Oratorical Contest for the finals of Vilest Huron district, Spealeet•s were present from Clinton, Blyth, Bayfield, Egtttond- ville and Brucefield, Rev, Mr. Bren- ner was in the chair and opened the. meeting, The first. speaker, . Miss Hazel Haugh, 3Irnceftetd, chose the subject, "Christian Stewardship' ; 'Miss M. McLeod, of Clinton, spoke an "Canadian Poets"; Miss Reinke, of 13aytteld, cliscouraed on . "Lea ue of Look it over. Nations'; Atiss jean Smith, of Eg- Try our Christmas tttondvidie, delivered air excellent ad - CHAIN t ttnas Lay -Away Plat RLY Why have the rush and worry last minute shopping? Better ;3 t service rvaae and better selectu with less work if you start now, We have a fine new up-to-date stot for you to select front. We will be pleased to show you oy stock and Invite you'to corse in ,art dress on "The Home Field --A Call to Young People,'" Mr, R. Robinson,, of Je w ��ii(� C(�'O Blyth, took" aI+VTVV�T y for his4 topic, "Success, - \\''hat ?" Mr. W. McNa, f Egntond JEWELLER vine, spoke on "The Foreign Field, A h Call to Service." Every speaker Pones; Res, 647, Store 64I\?j? showed remarkable talent and the judgeshad a difficult time in shoos- Mrs, Oke has been a val Mg e winner, Miss Jean Smith and ural member Mr, W. MoNay, both of Egntondville, were declared winters, Rev. Mr, Gale, of Bayfield, closed the meeting with she benediction, • 'Miss ,'Mamie Swan spent the week- end with friends in Goderich. Mrs. C. Ham and son Wesley re- turned to their home u ' t Toronto st Etat spending 1 n a few r gweeks t t he o her father, Mr home of James Swan. Mrs. Taylor, of Michigan, is at pre- sent visiting her sisters, .dtrs, C. Brock and Mrs, J. Jamieson, Mr. L. Forrest, local agent far radios Installed Atwater Kent radios in the homes of Rev, \\r. A, Brenuter and Mr. James Berry recently, On Friday, Nov. 9th, a pleasant ev- ening was spent at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Olce when the London Road U;F!W.O., along with a few neighbors, gathered to spend a social evening with then previous to their removal to London where Mr. Oke has taken a position. After spending. a few hours very pleasantly in games and dancing, lunch was served by the guests, after which Mrs. Oke was pre- sented with a sherbet set by the Lon- don Road U.F.W.O.:lad'ies, of which ever since coining to thr eontntunit y. Although Mrs. Oke wasRaken entire' by surprise, she thanked the ladies in a few well chosen words, Then the people spent the remainder of the ev- ening in the light fantastic tilt the wee sma' hours e h morning, n before g tit e guests s de ar tedfor p their e r home s,T They formed MissCarriei nithe centre and and sang "For they are Jolly Good ,Fele lows" and Auld Laug Syne, All de- parted hone wishing Mr. and Mrs, O.ke and Carrie the best wishes for a long life of health and prosperity in their new home. The address read as' follows: ''Dear Mrs, Oke, --It is with regret that we, the members of . the Club, have learned of your intended departure from our amidst and as a slight token of esteem and apprecia tion for your faithful membership with tis, we ask you to accept this little gift wishing you and yours every happi- ness and success in your new home. Sincerely yours, the Ladies of the Club, lfre. Pttimsteei, Pres.; Mrs, Swinbanl Sec." The address was read by Mrs. A. Wiltse and Mrs. Gould made the presentation. Christmas Cards A large range of fine cards at $1.25 per dozen up, including envelopes and printed name on card. You are invited to see our cards THE SEAFORTH NEWS 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 one's mouth water to think of it How was that last piece of meat we sent you? Wasn't it fine. GEO. A. STEWART Your Butcher, Phone 58 Seaforth, BEN4IUR !The Snecial Milverton Flour We have it—Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds C. G. THOMSON GRAIN DEALER 01.114 PHONE 25 YOUR AUTO NEEDS Goodyear Tires and Tubes. Battery Sales and Service. Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries. A good line of new and used parts of different makes of care 11 your car is in need of repairs, give us a call. Studebaker Saks and Service Realer s Garage a e. PHONE 167W