HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-12-20, Page 5RSDAY, DECEIvlB
20, 1928.
AFOR' "H N>aWS.
CHAIN RED &WHITE STORES
WE WISH -YOU ALL, A VERIE MERRIE CHRISTMAS
-Christmas Mixed Candy, finest varieties, 1 lb. 18c; 2 lbs. 35e; 6 lbs $1
Fan?), Jelly Beans, 1b 20c ,.,5 lbs. 90c
Fancy Humbug Peppermint flavor, , lb, 20c .'S lbs. 90e
s,
Taffy Bulls Eyes . 1 lb. 20c,,5 lbs. 90c'
Special Mixture„,, „ , ..n lb. 25c , .4 lbs, 90e
(Includes Ohoeolates, Creams, Jellies, ' Butter Scotch, Etc,
IJ hristmas Mixed Nuts,, fresh and sNttta .,,.,,. .,1 11), 23c,.3 lbs 65e
Navel Oraltges,.;.,. ... 25io;.319 , 40e, 50c, 60c, 70e 90c per doz.
Onawges are much nicer anxt cheaper now
'Novelties, Stockings, Apples, Grapes; Cigars, Tobaccos, Oysters,
celery, Head Lettuce, Grape Fruit Grapes, Asst Wines, Ginger Ale,
Orange Cttp, Lemon Cup, Lime Cqp, Grape Juice; Etc.
SPECIAL.—Very Fancy Olives Asst, in 32 oz. bottle,.. na
Reg. 0)50, for .7�7%i
W. NIL Phone 77
Ross .J• Sproat
Phone 8
A Merry Christmas
and. a
Happy New Year
to All
Seaforth Creamery Co Seaforth, Ont.
C. A. BARBER, Prop.
W. L Walker & Son
-'UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of 'Go-
vernmentdiploma and license.
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
D. Hi Melones
Chiropractor
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully treated.
Eleotricity used.
Just. Try It
When you feel tired and
'drowsy, slip around the
rorner and get a massage.
at
SID'S
S1101?
1?
You may � come in with.
grouch but will go out
with a smile..
Phone 125.
Pianos Tuned
Zieaned: and
Repaired
paired
Chas. A. Howey
Residence—James St
Rod and Gun,
'The national sporting magazine,
Rot and Gun and Canadian'Silver
Sex News, commences another. year
aystb its i3a!tuary, 11929, issue, contain-
ing a splendid colleotion of outdoor,
' ' 2enating and fishing yarns. Notable
Sit a very interesting; table of contents
9s an article from the pen of the well
,filth W1t naturalist, Jack Miner, strong -
5g eondenvring the wolf as a destroy -
sr al deer.
.iikmong the other features are a
Tint western moose hunting story by
any F. 'Hubei, a sound article on
wane 'trapping by Raymond' Thorp
5015;,,a well' known trapping: guthority,
Se audition to tnany other splendid
'stories and articles, on canoe trips,
nlrsnting and fishing The- Sillier;
8i'ax: ,News• section contains among
either things a full report of'the:silver
Hers show at 'the.'Royal Wittter Fair.
We Wish You All
A Merry Christmas
and
A Happy and
Prosperous New Year
A D. SUTHERLAND
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bond,
and Investments
Phone 152
Removed t4 New Office, opposite
Daly Ford Garage
. tafortb, Ontario.
Sunday might
after church
Both the Henderson boys are
far away from the old home.
But Sunday is still a very
special day for Father and
Mother.o
f rv
e er
Y Sunday
n y
ni h
after g church the tele-
phone bell rings and the old
folks know that one of the
boys is calling them from the
distant city.
Harry calls one week, and
Fred the --next,
Long Di.startce is wonderful
for keeping family ties
strong. It is so simple, so
inexpensive, to call distant
friends s f
or
a few
minutes'
'
chat. And how welcome is
the sound of their voicesf
Do you call friends by Long
Distance?
The Evening Rate alter 8.30
is very low.
"Every Bell Telephone is a
Long Distance Station.”
mosimmanumminsmidigi,
Fora quality and quantity the.
Family Herald and 'Weekly Star,
.Montreal, is the prudent farmer's-
first choice, At $1 a year or three
years for $2 it is a marvel of value,
And all -members of the family, et a
aid h
1 g'
'wealth of reading of marvellous in-
terest, th r 1r o1 collectt n Dec.1 2.15
TOWN TOPICS
Mrs, Frances Wise, of Clinton,
cane on Tuesday to spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs, D, 'Fell,
Mr, J, 3, Crosier of Strafford, was
a 'Sunday guest at 'the 'home of his
brother,. Mr, W. W. Crosier,
'Messers Dr, flarbtirn, W. a;if. 'Gold-
hig, 'John Thompson, and Ed. Mole
attended the special meeting of Dist-
rict No, 8, I,O:O,F„ at Goderich on
Manns
Wednesday
I•Iam !ton ht, iast G, gave a very able
address on the workings of Odd
feilwshtp. (t'~ nine social time was
spent, 'every lodge in the district
being represented,
Mrs, Rebecca Kelly left on Monday
to spend W.t eh1, winter �Trethewey,,..tnof Windsor.
Sound, and formerly of Seaforth, has
just retuned from an extended visit
to friends in Battle Creek and rela-
tives in Chicago. Mr. Trethewey is
in his eightieth
year and 'his many
friends will be glad to know he is
keeping fairly well,
Rey. Capt. Edwards, of Tavistock;
called' on friends' in town on Monday.
Mr. W, W, Crosier was at Delhi on
'Monday aftencling the•funeral of his
'sister Mrs, Wm, Arthur.
Mr,D 'Fell was a Clinton visitor
on Tuesday.
Miss Margaret MdNay, second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John
Nay, 'of McKillop, was •operated on
for appendicitis in Seaforth hospital
on Monday and is doing nicely.
Lan soClareoMoose Jaw and
Mr.Roland
end
guests of Mr. andMrs,R. H, Sproat.
The Scott Memorial Hospital board
arranged 'Friday evening to have the
hot-water heating system installed,
the work to be done on a time basis
b3' Mr. Sylvester Allen, ivha is also
installing a heating system in Mr.
Alex, McLennan's house on High st.
Miss Ethel Jackson has sufficiently
recovered to be taken tto her horse in
.Tuckersmitla,
Afr. .aid Mrs. Louis Eberhart and
family Move on Dec, 31 to. Stratford.
Mr, Eberhart has been employed in
the .McDonald Thresher Co. factory'
and. has received the promotion to
Superintendent, commencing with the
New Year,
Jun-
ior Inshe tituteve at t$e1tl ettves of the Conferencettin
London last Friday ware: Miss Mae
Wallace, Miss Mary Papple and
Messrs. Jas, Scott, 13411 Hart and Ed-
win Chesney. The latter- as Presid-'
ent of the Seaforth'branch gave an
address. •
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Neelin returned.
Monday from Bayfield and intend to
leave shortly for Jacksonville; Florida.
Mr. Hugh Wright of Detroit is
spedding the holidays at his home.
Mr. James Kerr, who has had the'
International Harvester agency in
Seaforth for ten. years, is retiring at
the end of this month. Mr. Vincent
Lane of Mdl(illophas purchased the
business,
Mrs, Richard Thompson and Mrs,
J. Pullman spent Several days in
Stratford' this week, returning Thurs.
day.
Mr. Archie Ferguson returned on
Tuesday after a week's visit at Sar-
nia.
,Mrs. R. J. Wright of Kippen spent
same time in Seaforth nursing her'
son- Gordon who has been ill with
pneumonia. They returned home on
Saturday and Gordon's many friends
will be glad to know he is improving
nicely.
Mr. George Bethune returns home
Friday to spend the winter with his
sister, Miss Jessie Bethune.
Mr. Russell Hays, of Detroit, is
spending a week with relatives here
and in 'Stratford.
Mr. Clifford Lowery has taken a
position in Geo. D. Ferguson's hard-
ware store.
lMr. and Mrs. Gallagher have mov-
ed to Harnilton where Mr. Gallagher
has a position with the Canada Car
and Foundry Co. Mr. Ed. Smith has
taken their house in town,
Miss Mary Jackson,' of Toronto
University, is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs', -L. C.
Jackson.
Miss Gwen Snowdon, of Toronto
University, is spending file holidays
with her mother, Mrs. J. F. Snobvdon,
Mr, Jim. Chesney, of Toronto Uni-
versity, returned Wednesday to spend
the holidays at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.' P. M. Chesney,
Tucicersmith.
Mr. Arthur Ament, of Toronto, is
spending the holidays with. his par-
i r
errs, aIr.
.an f•
d ills. n '
R t. Ament.
e t.
Mr. . Robert
Willis, of
W is Toronto
Uni-
versity, is spending the holidays_ with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Willis.
The many friends of Mrs. W. G
Willis are pleased to know she is im-
proving. It is expected an operation
will be necessary in the near future.
HIS MAJESTY THE KING.
The prolonged illness of King
George is calling forth a tremendous
flow of affectionate loyalty from ev-
ery section of our world -wide Empire.
Presidents
and
Premier all 11 over the
globe are sending sympathetic greet-
ings, The Press of Britain, United
States and Canada are anxiously wat-
ching
the bulletins issued from Buck-
ingham_Palace by the king's physi-
cians. From beyond its far -extending
bounds, from practically every coun-
try of importance caste messages de-
claring the sympathy of all the na-
tions, coupled with expressions of ad-
miration for the personality of the
Ding-IEtnperor. Happy indeed are the
people who bare had such rulers as
Victoria the Good, Edward the Peace-
maker, and George V, to knit to-
gether,Crown and people in one pros-
perous band;of mutual loyalty and
appreciative affection
'Goll save our gracious King,
!Long live, our noble King,
Send him victorious, happy and
glorious, :'•
Long to reign 'beer us;'
God save `the• King.
—3. M, R.
NORTH McKILLOP,
Mrs, Joseph Thornton lias returned
home after nursingMrs, Harvey
Racho of Dublinr
1 S.S. No, 9, McKillop, are holding
ei sc o ' o ec, at
Bargains
Insures You
a
Merryehristm.
Spocial Christrnas
Sorvices
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23rd, 1928
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. IRVING B. KAINE will deliver specially prepared Christmas
'Sermons at both Morning and Evening Services
CHRISTMAS MI7STC.--,The Choir are putting forth an extra effort
in the preparation of beautiful and appropriate Christmas Music
MORNING SERVICE, 11 A,M.
Organ Prelude—Offertory for
Christmas 'Season (Barrett)
Holy, Holy, Holy,
Invocation
Psalm Selection 72
Scripture, Old Testament Les -
WIT,. Isaiah, 9:14
Choir Anthers, 'Christians A-
wake, Salute the Happy Morn
Scripture, New Testament Les-
son, 11 Cor.9
Prayer
Offertory—'Canzonetta (Jodas-
sohn)
Solo -:Star of the East -Mr.
!James Stewart
Drawing and Story for the -Chil-
dren
Children's Hymn 171
Sermon—Subject: "God's 'Un-
speakable Gift."
Hymn W4
Benediction
Organ Postlude — Christmas
March °Gustav Merkel)
EVENING SERVICE, 7 P.M.
Organ Prelude at 6,45 P.M.—
Fantasia on Old Christmas
Carols.
Call to Worship
Invocation
Hymn 17.7—'As with Gladness
Men of Old,
Scripture Lesson—, Matt, 2:112
Hymn 172—;Silent Night
Prayer
Offertory Pastoral Symphony
(Handel)
Choir Anthem — Thou Didst
Leave Thy Throne—Soloists,
.hiss F. Beattie, Messrs, J.
Stewart, F. Willis,
Subject. "The Other Wise Man"
Part 1.iTrio, "Star of Love"
Miss F. Beattie, Messrs. J.
'Stewart, M. R. Rennie. Part
2—Male Quartette, "From the
Eastern Mountains," Messrs,
J. Stewart, J. Beattie, M. R.
Rennie, E. L, Box. Part 3—
'Choir—"O Little Town of
•Bethlehem" Part 4—"Where
Cross the Crowded VsTays of
Life" Mixed Quartette, .Misses
E. McKay, H, Murray, Messrs
F. Willis, D. F. McGregor.
Prayer
Hymn 192 -.When I Survey the
Wondrous "Cross.
Benediction
Organ Postlude, Chant, Trium-
phare CGaut)
This is Your Invitation to Come
Mrs. M. R. RENN1TE, Organist Mr. M. R. RENN'IE, Choir Leader
R'EV. S. B..R1A'bIvTE, Pastor
p.m.
Bethel- Church are also holding a
concert on Dec. 21 at 8 p.m. Don't
forget the date, as a good programme
will be given by the young people,
BRUCEFIELD,
The Women's Missionary Society
held their annual .meeting in the school
room of the United Church on De-
cember 12th with Mrs. Bremner pre-
siding. The meeting opened by sing-
ing a hymn and was followed by pray-
er by Mrs. Bremner. Mrs. T. Day -
man read the Scripture lesson. The
minutes and roll call were read._
Tl
treasurer reported .the thankoflerin
$141.05, but as we have not reache
our allocation, it was decided to as
for a free will offering on 'Christina
Sunday, Rev. W. A. Byemner gab
an interesting address on Africa take
from the Study Book, "Drums in th
e
g, Lawson of Lawson, Sask., spent Sat -
d urday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
k Taylor.
n
;Miss Irene Snider and Miss Mar-
garet Aikenhead of 'London spent
Sunday at their respective homes,
Miss Mary Anderson of Clinton
spent the week end with Miss Jean
Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Taylor spent
Sunday with her ,pother, Mrs: Robt.
Pollock, of Grand Bend.
Mr. S. Gilmore of Clare, Mich., is
spending a few days with his sister,
Mr's. John Taylor,
Quite a number from Brucefield
spent Thursday- evening at the dance
at Zurich,
Mr. and Mrs. John Graham spent
Saturday in Seaforth.
Mr. Clare Caldwell and Mr• Roland
Darkness," Rev, W. A. Bremner took
the chair during ,the election of offi-
cers which are as follows: Honorary
president, Mrs, J. McQueen; presi-
dent, Mrs. W. A. Bremner; 1st vice -
resident, Mrs Jas. Thompson; 2nd
vice president 'Mrs.' Hazelwood; 3rd
vice president, Miss M, 'J. McCully;
reasurer, Mrs. G. Brock; rec. secre-
ary, Miss E. M. B.owey; corr. sec,
rs. Ross Scott; Christian Steward -
hip sec., Mars R. P. Watson;R treas.
xpense Fund,Mrs. -A McQueen;
°teen•
trangers' sec Mrs. T. Chapman;
upply sec., Mrs, Zapfe; 'Associate
elpers sec., Mrs, H. Aikenhead;
fissionary Monthly see„ Mrs. Tough,
terature see., Mrs. T. B. Baird; press
c., Mrs, McGregor; assist. press
M rs. +nor es
p
4
5
E
S
s
H
se
sec., fI L. t r t; Mission Band
sarpts., Misses Eleanor and Kathleen
Snider and Janet Aikenhead. Organ-
ist, Miss Jean Murdoch. assist. organ-
ist, Mrs. Ross Scott; Supt, Marion
Oliver Circle, Mrs. J. Addison; assist.
Supt., E. 1T. Bowey. owe•. Mr Bremner
P ,
3
closedh
t e meetingwith
ra ,er
The many friends of 1'Cr. James
Moodie are glad to see him able to be
out again after his recent illness.
'Mr. 'ban Munro is having his house
wired for electric lights this week.
Tailoring
Ladies'
and
Gentlemen's
s
TAILORS
Give us a calf
COGHILL
KIPPE
N.
TAILORING CO
' The Y.P.S. held their meeting Sun-'
108 Downie St. ST.RA T'FORD ' "!fay evening, • Miss Olga Bell`§ grout'
were in charge of the meeting, . he
MANLEY.
Married.—At the home of Mr, Fred
Koehler on Saturday,' Dec, 15th, the
wedding took place of Miss Freda
Mosserschntidt to Mr. Jerry Doerr, of
Stratford, the ceremony being per-
for•nted by Rev. Mr, Gross, of Ben -
miller, in the presence of immediate
friends. Their many friends here
wish them a smooth journey through
life.
Tlae
will 11 reside in Stratford,
where , e e Mr. Doerr has a good position.
iMr. George Steuernagel had, a most
successful sale last Tuesday,
Mr. Philip Enright has purchased
the northwest corner of lot 5, con. 8
consisting of three acres, from DIr.
George Steuernegel,
Mr. James. Sloan has purchased the
50 acre farm of Mr. Ed. S:teuernagcl,
of Little Falis, N.Y. and gets • pos-
session at an early ,date,
The many friends of Mr. and Airs
John Beuernran are sorry to learn
they
are laid
u with
w the flu, and we
all hope e for their tl en s
Ppeedv recovery.
Mr. C. Eckert 'had the misfortune
to break the axle of his car while on
his way from the sale on Tuesday
night, on account of the rough roads.
Mr. T3echler•, front Goderich, has
been trucking logs from Mr, H. Ben -
newels' bush lately. The damage to
the roads has been heavy.
Address and Presentation. — On
Monday evening a number of friends
and neighbors gathered at the home
of Mr, Henry Beaerman to give a
shower of kitchen utensils and purse
to Mrs, Rync Kelley on the eve of her
departure for her new horse on lot
31, con, 8, Logan, Mrs. Palley re-
plied. feelingly an parting with her
many friends. After this, all enjoyed
themselves in games and dancing
titttil the wee sma' hours in the
morning, all when leaving and wish-
ing Mr, and '14rs, Kalley prosperity in
their new home,'
Mrs. Geo. Beuerruan can boast of
shipping More dressed geese from our
burg than acty other farmer's wife in
the county, .tire number being 70.
special . feature was the talk, "The
lroreign 1?rald �1 Feld for Serxl,:e,' ONEJSTMS
by Mr. Win, McNay, of Egmondville,
one of the winners in the recent ara-
torical contest held in Huron lues
byte,.
.con -
The Sunday School concert will by
held on Thursday .evening, . The :con-
cert will be corttposed of drills, Ole, , i
aiid lantern slides on , ,"The. Othe;• Frtock /
Wi;;e Matt," ✓ ? vccelliber >;e
Clare lar•e 'Caldwell , of L
awson, WINTHROP HALL
Sask., is spending a month with rela- Blyth Orchestra
1
elves in this vicinity, — - ---
heldlsectsecond
eco day allethet ineaSon was s ��^
new hall and was a grand suceess,
en
couple of weekksXwith mn fr ens dsndingDe-
troi t.
Mr, Win. MaDmtalti and and Ur,
Earl Sproat have both purchased new
radios and are enjoying them very
much
Mrs. Foster, who has been visiting
her sister,
Mrs, Tax, McDonald, left
for' her home in 1 Cidsor on Saturday
last,
Mrs, Jarrott was called to Ailsa
Crher son, recently
ferrate,, whoto his confis of
ned
d
to his ands!. �
Mr. and alis J, Exeter
McLean. visited p
with friends +n Exeter over the. wee!.- `►irJf
cud,
Mrs. Roy Consitt is confined to her
roost with a severe attack of quinsy.
Mr. Duncan Cooper, 'wlio had his
arm broken last week, is doing as well �hr�Sli�%a
as can be expected, Merry
BabylonrtLine,St
Mrs,
Russel
sited I
t' °,
and Mrs. Warren Schilbe on Sunday and a
•
last.
While Mrs, John McCallum, of Happy New Year
Michigan, was spending the week -end 1' j YW
with her aunt, Mrs. Jas, Chesney, of
the 3rd con,, Tucicersmith, she took
seriously ill on Sunday night and hadSidto be removed,to Seaforth hospital on
Monday morning and operated on for 1)11
appendicitis.
At present she is doing
as well as can be expected: We wish DRY CLEANING AND
her a speedy recovery. PRESSING
children,ctof Stratford, bvisitedierat the
home of Mr, and Mrs, T. W. Butt "SAon Sunday,
le'
14r•: rind Mrs. Jno, Whitconibe,
Ihome soll, of her father, Afre1. week-end
the village,
Mr, Roy Butt, Mr. and Mrs, V4
Butt, of Seaforth, spent Sunday
the village,
Mrs. Jas, MoClymont spent 1
week -end with relatives in London.
Mr trot',WatsonClifford t1
is s h
cid
1
old and. new kinie dance in the hall ,
Friday, Dec, 21. Seeper's orchestra
l5ringhain, will provide the mus
along with the champion old tin
fiddler.
WISHING EVERYONE A
"THE MOST'UP-TO-DATE CAPE IN TOWN
Seaforth
Cafe
Serves Special Dinners and Suppers
for your convenience. at all hours
Refreshments, Candies, Cigars, and Cigarettes, Etc.
We specially give attention to private parties and banquets.
PHONE 222
SING WONG, Prop,
A Good Portion
of beef served to you for the evening
meal, roasted about medium, with the
blood gravy oozing through, give's,'
one a foundation. It just makes one's';
mouth water to think of it. Hoe;.:
was that last piece of meat we sent
you? wasn't it fine,
GEO. CAMERON
Your Butcher,
Phone 58 Seaforth,
BEN=I4UR
The Snecial Milverton
Flour
We have it—Give it a Trial, Also
Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds
C.
TIIOMSON
GRAIN DEALER 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: 61 ears.
If your car is in need of repairs, give US call.,
Studebaker Sales and Service
Realer's a lei° s`'
Garage
PHONE 167W�