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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-02-07, Page 5THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1929. CHAIN RED &WHITE STORES MLR PRICES FOR ONE WEED FROM DATE SHELLED WALNUTS, not broken, but whole halves, lb 48c I GOIJDj?N WAX BEANS . , , , , fin 19c. , .3 tins 750 w GREEN Gf•4!(rD PLUMS, UMS in heavy syrup, 2 tins 55c RED PITTED CHERRIES, in heavy syrup , 2 tins 45c TEA, Special blend, blk., mixed or green,lb. 58c, .3 lbs, $1.60 This is exceptional gnality at the price, FLOOR WAX, Servos, one pound tin 39c ERAZOR ,BLADES, ,per pkg of 5 , , .39e; 2' pkgs, 75c GILLETTE Genuine Blades,, Get your supply now. RECIKETT'S, BATH CUBIES, very refreshing and fragrant, 2 for 15c W. M Stewart w� ! Dat r J, . . Ross e7. S A Phone 77 Phone RE7%. We pay the highest prices for good cream. Our services to our patrons are the best that. can be given. cream to ' other Creameries e. we want Do not send your it here. Toro erate a Creamery need your co-operation.' p In return for you co-operation we will -give you of p best in service and, prices. Ilotte Cream are agent for the .Me Separators. Come We g in and see the new Models, • our Seaforth Creamery er Co. . Seatorth, Ont. Y. ER C. A.BARB Prop. ' 8� Son � W. �1 Walker UNDERTAKING --and— EMBALMING i Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, hiolder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished, , Night or day phone67. -� Tunes D� H� Mc Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and' Friday Afternoons Diseases of all. kinds success- fully 11 treated. ted. Electricity, used. Just- Try It When you feel tired and drowsy, slip around the corner and get a massage at SID'S HOP You may come in with a grouch but will go . out with a smile. Phone 125. Property FOR STILE On the Provincial Highway he 'Harpurhey.-. Comfortable frame dwelling, barn and 3% acres of land. Here is a real bargain for quick sale. A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real. Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds and Investments Phone 152 Removed to New Office, opposite Daly Ford Garage Seaforth, Ontario. Th1: SEAFORTH NEWS TOWN TOPICS 11ir, and Mrs, J. A. McLaren were called to Cromarty.owing to the seri. ous illness of their son, Mr, Alex, M&T,aren, Hope is now held for his recovery, Mrs, Brunner has returned home after visiting in London, Thamesville and Detroit, The Seaforth Hoftiettltural Society twill hold its annual meeting on Friday" evening at Carnegie Library, Mr, Gordon Carnoehan and bride, who were :married recently in Eloise, Mich., are spending their honeymoon with their mother, Mrs. Myrtle' Cern- ()chat!, South Main Street. Richard Patterson, it being alleged that they sold 'AiB,IS. and' C. pills, as plirin, calomel, ,without being 'qualified druggists, On -their (behalf -comtsel pot up a strong protest (against actions being launched without -the merchants receiving even a warning that'such sales were illegal, for if they sinned, they sinned -innocently, not knowing it to be against the law. lThey''had purchased the goods from travellers of the Nazonal Drug Company. and had no reason to suspect that resale was illegal,' J. C. McGregor, for the department, told qf making purchases, wltila' F. S. Mearn, K C., stated that ample wariting had ben given through pu'bli•city,. Mr, Menzies was lined $20 and costs, while a technical ob- jection .was trade in the Patterson case that the pr,osecut'ion had not proved jurisdliction, and . the 'magis- trate held the case over for a week to consider it.' xeasomonsmameeeiftemeammo Pianos Tuned , �,leaned and Repaired Y Chas. A. Howey Residence—James St. Simple and Sure,—'Dr. Thomas'. Err lectric Oil is so simple in application_ that a child -can understand the in-. strttctions, Used as a liniment the only,direetion'is to rub; and when used es a dressingto apply. •The dir- -iistaldable 'eetions are so ,plant an that they, are readily -understood by young or bid. PHARMACY ACT IS STRICT. 'Bratltfotct,'Jan. 24, -The way of the retail .inetchant tis a hard' one in tic , days. Of oli'ain'.'store competition and other things, Among other things is the Pharmacy Act, as local merchants found out this morning. Charges of breach of that act were heard against Walter Menzies and Lawrence and 11fr. and Mrs. Lyon's (nee Peary Carnoehan) who have been visiting here for some time, are at their grand parents, Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Cole- man, in Tuckersmith, Miss Jeannette Finnigan was a Sun-, day visitor with Miss Ethel Jackson. Mrs, John •Nott of Egsnondville is recovering sotnewhat front her very serious illness and is able• to be out. Mr. Lorne M'Oartney, of Goderich,, captain of the boat Mapleton, attend- ed the wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs, Will "Sproat on Monday, Mrs,James Hughes atto tde•d the funeraf 'her nephew, Mr, Fergus Flannery, who died in Michigan, and was buried in St. Colttntban on Men - day -morning. Mrs, Hugh Chesney, Egtnondvi1te, had the misfortune to break her arm at the wrist on the icy road's, Mrs. Russell Sproat is visiting with friends in London this week, We are .pleased to see Mr, W. J. Finnigan around again after a recent ,attack of the flu, -Little Miss Margaret Warm, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Wurhi, cel- ebrated her 6th birthday on Saturday last. Several little friends were there and Margaret made a splendid little hostess. !Little Miss Shirley sang and recited 'from memory several pieces. 'Mr, and Mlrs, Harry Chesney 'of, Winnipeg were here for a few days visiting friends, Miss Jessie Martin, of Tuckerdmith, who has been quite ill has gone ' to Hamilton to recuperate. Mrs. W. F. McMillan was a week end guest with her daughter, Mrs,: S. Gray, in Stratford. Mr. W. Patrick, Shakespeare, spent the week end with his grandmother, Mrs: McKenzie. " Mrs. Willoughby, !Winnipeg; Mrs. Howard ,Barker, Stratford; Mr. Hugh Wright, Detroit, Mrs. 'Walter Cole. and. Mrs.: Arthur Kramer, Carlii}g- ford attended the funeral of Mrs. Joh?i McPherson., - . 'Mr. George Murray'leaves Monday for his home in !Brand'o'n' and will - bit his son in Buffalo 'enroutc, Mr. ray has been visiting his mother, .Murray, Goderich Street, the past weeks. .' Mrs. W. 17." Blant was a week -end visitor in Toronto; - The Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church are holding a Valentine Social Friday evening. Feb. 15. Further particulars hext week. - A birthday p'artywas given on Mon- day evening oii-day:evenin+g by (Miss;D'orothy Golding, at which a number of school' friends were entertained. Mrs. Dick Thompson returned Wed- nesday alter spending a few days'in Toronto. Mrs. Albert -Edler and two children' are spending a month in, -Detroit with her sister, Mrs. A. Means. • Miss Jean SCQtI is spending a week or two in Toronto visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Artie Keys, of Stan- ley, spent 'a few clays last week with the latter's mother, Mrs, W. L. Keys. 'Mr, Will Stewart, of iS't. Paul, spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. 'Stewart. Mr. Stewart left Wednesday for New York. from where he will be accompanied home by his daughter.' HOCKEY, • A lively genie of hockey took place iii the. -rink Saturday, afternoon be- 'tween two teams of girls, the fats anus straggle the Pathe ts ameAftroat ahead trentia by 5 to 2, Wisile stone of the players are quite 'ready for the, big league, they did not do so badly for their first game. A. return game will be played on Saturday afternoon. The, Bruins are out 'for revenge and there insure to he a ,hot time, The line up: ''Goal, V, Hudson; defence, B, Stevenson, H Rankin; centre, B. Dorrance; wings, N. Habkirk, I, Crowell, Bruins- Goal, M. Hildebrand; defence, E. Grieve, S. Edgar; centre, P, Reeves; wings, A, tdititonds, O. Nicholl. Millionaires Tske Duncan Cup. Ilteeehing a total of 10 points on Saturday' in the Duncan Cup League the Millionaires team won the 'much - coveted cup and consequent honor. Every one of the team turned out to •be a crack Player, though in weight, size and ekperience, they have no ob- vious advantage over the other three teams. The scoring ace for 'the Mil- lionaires and also for the League was Gordon ("Sam') Rennie,ibut u t without a strong line-up behind him they could not have made the record of five wins and no losses. Two goals was the most Bill 'Cucl:more let by him in any gaane'an'd confirmed predictions of his being a •reliable goalie. Another very promising player of the . League is found in flin'F'lanagan, who with the other Millionaire wing, Russell Allen, makes a fasts and effective forward combination. 'The defense sten, Mer- yl Dunlop and Charlie Cudnnore of the winners were newcomers to the prLeagueactice but with proved them 1 selves worthy of the place, Al four. subs., Roydor Hawkins, George Kruse, Frank ,Sills and Bob MoDon- ald, were equally as good as the re- gulars and played part time in all games, especially George Kruse who made uP foe lack, of weight and size by his clever play. None of•the-team were members of the winning Hor- nets last i :year', Manager, George Parke and: Assistant, Victor Jeffer- son, desdri'e credit -for the successful ntanagettrent. , The tl'Iillionair,es defeated the Maple Leafs 3-1.' on - Saturday, Sana Rennie • making the nets three .times for the winners and Ginger Cardno scoring the losers; only goal. The,Maroons came out on the high gide of a.4-1:score• against the Cana - diens, Gordon Muir was referee for Both games; ' 1he•.lastriosi'ttd of;the schedule will ;1>. rayed tat 3s Saturday'�'�morning.• o.e P h aCxreat 'initares'h!' lias',.been:a'hown by ;size usuttral .Satlay:`jdo ming crowd at' the ,rinds in tlu , years D-uncan Cup galines. With keteam picleed,from the 'cream Of the players of.'ttie League `Sea'forth •will no—CI—teed to'go far afield no put a good team on ,the ice in the future. The League standing: Millionaires 5 0 10.. Maroons 3 2 . 6 Maple Leafs ' 1 4 - 2 Canadieus 1 4 ' 2 Seaforth 6, Mitchell 3 A team froth' town composed of •Biii Cud -more, goal; Tont Cluff, Geo Parke, defence;, Salm Rennie, L. For- tune, wings; Gordon' Hildebrandt, centre and Pat McLeod sub goal, played Mitchell on Saturday inight. The Seaforth goal .getters were. Cluff 1, Fortune 1,,.Rennie 2, Parke 2, The Mitchell centre, Robinson, scored twice and •wing man Wright, got the third goal, as'sis'ted by Brown, de- fense. The return game will be play- ed this Saturday at Mitchell. Muir was referee. VARNA. Mr: M. Elliott shipped live stock to Toronto, Mr. Will ,Logan•spent a few days in Goderich with his cousin, Mr. Cox. The young people of the commun- ity held a dance on Tuesday evening in the hall, A good time is reported, The woodmen are quite busy these days hauling wood and logs. Mr. Richardson expects to start op- eration with his mill at Mr. Webster's. The manyt c Fos- ter will be friends £ Mrs, A.Fo - orry to know she is con- fined to herbedand we hope to see her a ,bout again soon. Note the Lakeside Entertainers of Bayfield are putting, a concert on:`n' the Varna Hall, Tuesday, Feb. 12th. Colne and enjoy a real treat. This concert is under the auspices of St. John's Church. CONSTANCE. (Don't forget the Valentine Social on Feb. 14. The Happy 'Helpers are pre- paring a snappy comedy, `The Rum- mage Sale. Lunch will be served after the program„ The many friends of Mr, and Mrs. Roberti Rogerson are pleased to know they have recovered .from their recent illness and are able to be nut again. Miss ]Edith Riley is spending a week with her friend, Miss Mary Cook of Goderich "township, 'Shooting jack rabbits is the order of the day now, ae there are large shooting parties ortt every fine !lay, ;Little Olive Grimoldby was badly bitten about the ]lead last week by a clog which she was playing with, but is improving nicely, Mr, arid Mrs, Tom Riley of Clinton spent Sunday 1 the village. . Don't forget the dance which is be- ing held in the For renter's hall on Fri- day night,of'this weer,.. Want and For Sale ads, 1 week 25c. DEATH OF FORMER IVIE RESIDENT Mr. George Whitney, a -son of Mrs, E. Whitney, died on Sunday in Woodstock„ .Mrs, Whitney 'conduct- ed a hardware store in the Whitney block where J. F. Daly's garage now is, for twenty years. A picture of Mrs. Whitney's 'Tin and Stove Store" Fs shown in the Atlas of Huron County. Mrs,.Whi ney died 'five years ago in Woodstock. The following appeared in Tuesday's papers: ' "The death dccurred in (Woodstock on Sun- day, Feb. 3rd, ofold an resident, Whitney:. George 'Lewis t\\}who passed away after an illness of three week's duration, Deceased 'was born in Gen- eva_WWis. in 785 min a 9, cp g to Gat ala as an infant. He lived many years in Grimsby, then moved to Seaforth, from whioh place he went to Wood- stock about twenty-five, years ago, For many years he ran a hardware store, but had been living retired for some time. He was a member of the vlasonic Order, and in 'his younger days was' an ardent boryler and curler. Surviving uow, are his w' i Melinda Martin, three daughters, 'LJosie, of' Brantford, Mrs Debrule of Pontiac, Mich., and Mrs. A. Thnnipson, of- Woodstock f Woodstock, and one sot. Charles, of -New York, One Mother; James Whitney, of Victoria, B.C., 'also sur- vives." CARD OF THANKS, , Sir, JohnllcPherson and family wish to thank the many friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted in their recent sad bereavement. Taiiorin Ladies' and Gentlemen's TAILORS Give ua.a.oali COGHILL -TAILORING CO. 108.Downie St. STRATFORD MANLEY. The Happy Bunch stet at the home of Mr. John Leonhlardt on Tuesday evening, Jan. 2911, and again on Fri- day evening, Feb. let at the home of n McKay and on Tuesday M ya evening last at the hone of -Mr. W. Manley. Alt all the entertainments they -first indulged in progressivve,eu- chre after which a dainty lunch was served followed by the light fantastic until the wee s'tna' hours of the mor- ning, all leaving singilig "We are a Jolly Happy "Bunch until We Meet Again Next Week." Mrs. John Zeigler and her son Fred are going to reside in Waterloo coun- ty. Mtir. Thomas Purcell, who spent Sunday at -home here, left again on Monday for Milton but expects to fi- nish- the job of lowering the hills on the highway this week when they 'expect to mcive to •George- town. Mr, Joe Morgan- is engaged with Mrs. Duffy For the winter.' Aft', and Mrs, J m. ' Campbell of Watton spent Sunday with Reeve and Mrs.Adams, Miss Sadie Ball spent the week end with her friend, Miss Sprung. Mr, Sam Appleby was .unfortunate in losing a valuable horse last week, Mr, Phil Ball and Mr, John Helyar of Clinton spent the week end with their friend, Mr. Jim McCrea, Miss Esther Lyon is spending a few clays with Clinton friends. ITARLOCK. Mr, and Mrs, William Driver of Goderich, who last week visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferris is thus weelc visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs, William Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Lydiatt treated their', friends Nfr. and Mrs, James Watt, of Blyth; Mr, and Mrs, Charles Par- sons and M' Mrs, Geo. Watt to Ir. and a splendid• -oyster supper Monday of last week. A very enjoyable evening was spent by all, Miss Florence Watson returned home Thursday after spending a few days with Mrs. Joseph Lyon of near Londesboro. The people of this community were very sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Bender of Blyth. Sincere sympathy friends, extettde'd to the r iend s, Mr.'and Mrs, A, W. ,Beacom and family entertained friends Saturday evening. Miss -Marjorie Bickell spent the week end with her friend, Miss Lydia Reid. Miss Irene Swinbank of the Lon- don Road visited with her friend, Miss Marjorie bfcEwing over the week end. There was a good crowd attended h dance which was nut on -b the the 1 Y � l Alert Club in community ay h desboro, last Feiciay evening and re- ported a first class time, Mrs. A. 'W. Beacom visited Mrs. Isaac Rapson on Monday. Mr, Lorne Toll visited Mr. andel Mrs. Isaac Rapson Friday evening. Miss Marjorie Hunter of Clinton spent the week end with her friend, Miss Marie Rapson. 'Miss Ena ,Parsons took advantage of the nice snow on Sunday and snow - shoed to Burns United Church Sub clay morning. Misses Almy -and Ena Parsons en- tertained Clinton and Londesboro friends Saturday evening. Ur, and Mrs. A. W. Beacom visit- ed at the horse of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox on Sunday. " Mrs. Thomas Knox visited her sis- ter, Mrs. W. H. Knox on Monday. 'We are very sorry ko hear of the .death of, Mrs, Woodcock, of Blyth; and wish to extend our sincere 'sym- ,pithy to. her daughter, Miss Josie Woodcock, iFriencls £roti near Summerhill, also Messrs. Harold • and Bert Beacom aped Miss Florence Watson were guests at the hone of Mr, and Mrs, Isaac Rapson on.Sunday., The Alert Club met at the home of Miss Marjorie Colson ' on Monday evening and -all had a real good'time. Messrs: Harold and Bert Beacom have finishdd their contract of cutting wood with Mr. Robert Hamilton, als with Mr. Thos, Beattie, and are now helping Mr. Isaac Rapson. There was a rabbit drive on Tuesday. LOND'ESBORO Mr. Alex. Wells spent last Tuesday with Centralia friends. ' Mr. and Mrs, .Leslie ,:Ball spent Wed- nesday m i peso1 a Clinton, Miss Afl rrta Nott isthe guest of her aunt, Mrs, Archambault, Mr. John Scott was in Clinton re - .11:.\ MIr, Cecil Griffiths spent the week eGennd iis, 'London. Miss Julia Brown spent- Saturday with Clinton friends. Rev. Mr. James of Ripley spent Fri- day and Saturday the guest of ,lir, and Mrs. D. D. Roberton. Mrs, Robert 'Scott spent Thursday at Wingham, The Alert Club of IIiarloc1e put a dance on in community hall on Friday night, many young, people enjoying themseives, Mfr. and Mrs. W. Ross entertained a number of friends to tea nn Satur- day evening last. . Miss Belle Fairsersicc of Clinton spent the week end with her parents, Mfr. and Mrs. Will Fairservice. A pleasant evening was spent at Mr and Mfrs. ITnitzeur on Friday - last When Miss Jean entertained a number of her friends, 1fi. Jin Roberton s in Wingliam on Saturday last, - „Mr. Alex, Stewart of Stratford spent the week end with his, family here. Mir, and oft,, and Miss Pearl Crit - 'tin t n 'spent Sntda t with Mr, and MIls, S. ppleby, \Ir. and Mors. Howard tirutisclnn"of Blyth visited ,friends here recently. Res',' James r\bery is spending a few days in London this week, ST. COLUMBAN, Death of Joseph Fergus Flannery.— On Thursday, Jan, 31st, the death of Joseph Fergus Flannery occurred at Battle Creek, Mich. The remains ar- rived at Dublin on Saturday, accom- panied by his father, Mr. Patric Flannery and was brought to th home of his parents at St. Columban The funeral was held at 10 o'clock on Monday, Feb. 4th at St. 'Columba! Church. Solemn High Mass wa sung by the pastor, Rev. Fr. Dantzer assisted by Rev. Fr, Goetz, of Sea forth, as deacon and Rec. Fr, Sulli van, of Clinton, as sub -deacon. Th funeral Mass was played' by Mrs Francis Devereaux, of Seaforth. A the offertory, Mrs,' - Leo D. Fortun render"Face t `E o a ed a beautiful ul so1 Face." The choir was assisted by Mr Michael Downey and others, Th deceased leaves to mourn his loss his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Patriel Flannery, four sisters, Marie at home Helena, -of Kitchener, Margaret o Stratford, Catherine and one broths John, both at home. The pall -bearer were his former school -mates an friends, James McQuaid, John L. Ma lone, Peter Maloney,neY, Gerald Doyle Maurice Dalton and Albert Jordan The news of his death was receive with deep regret by his many friend and acquaintances as he had enders himself to all by his bright and amiable disposition. He was a gen eral favorite with all who knew hiu and the•deepest sympathy of the en tire community is extended to th grief-stricken "family. I•Iis educatio was received at the local school an for ten' years he served as aSanetu ary boy in. the parish - church. 1)e r f year and inhis 6th •eat was ceased} the past six years had been employe: in the city of Detroit, Ile.contracte the flu last summer, which developed into pleura -pneumonia, from which h never recovered. The numerous spir itual bouquets showed the high es teem in which he was held. Rev. Fr Dantzer officiated at the grave. In terment was made in St. Columhar cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. J. Burgard, of Strat ford, attended the funeral of the! nephew, Fergus Flannery, Miss Camilla -Meagher .of Dublin ,pending a,few days in St, Columba' Mrs. Andrew Kelly of Stratfor spent tile week end with her brothel Mr, Jchn Walsh of McKillop. Mr. Owens 'elan wishes to than his many friends and neighbors fo their acts of kindness and spiritus bouquets tit his recent bereavement. Miss Lucy Burke. spent Sunda with her friend Miss Queenan, Mrs, James -Flannery of Detroit at tended the funeral of Mir. Fermis� Flannery this week. BAYFIELD. PAS V r1 � �r Na 6Western 'fi n -and � t AmericanC orn on hand forFeed Also SUGARED SCHUMACHER FEED for Hogs QUAKER 18 p.c. DAIRY RATION • FUL-O-PEP LAYING MASH OILCAKE, HOMINY FEED, COTTON SEED, MIDDLINGS BRANT, SHORTS and FLOUR We are wanting BEANS and GRAIN •, deo.4 7". Mickle& Sons Nensall. Ont. elevators at HENSALL, KIPPEN & BRUCEFIELD o k t e f r d _ i n d d e Miss Edna Scotchmer, of Stanley ,Sinclair. Township, is visiting with Miss Mar- garet Campbell. Misses Maud and Josephine Stirling returned home on. Thursday last and left the following day -to be wifh their sister, Mrs, 'Hugh isteLaren, in Port Elgin. Mr. William G. Rae, who ,spent the week-ettd at his home in Wroxeter, returned to the ,village on Monday afternoota, , Miss Floy Edwards left on Setur- day to visit friends in Waterloo and Kitchener,." Mr.William-C. Johnston returned home on Saturday after having visited his daughters in tt Sault Ste, Mane, 1r. Clayton Weston left on Wed- nesday: for Detroit where he has se- cured employment. Mr..Samuel Eagleson,°who has been visiting friends; and relatives in the ' vicinity left eaely lest week for his home in ,,Milton, N. Dale, Mr. Herh, McGregor lust the mis- fortune to ,have his -foot and ankle crushed last week. 'While working its the gravel pit a large lump- of frozen gravel became .dislodged and rolled onto his foot. - The Maly friends of .Mrs. Robert Delgaty will be glad to hear that she is recovering from the injuries re- calved when she fell on` the icy street a couple of weeks ago. •A large number enjoyed the At Home" given in the Town Hall on Frid.ay • last for the ,benefit of the Public Library. The first part of. the evening was spent in progressive. euchre. Mrs. Malcolm Tams won the ladies' prize and'Fred Heard captured the prize for gents. Lunch was served, after which a couple of hours was spent in tdeiceing, the music being supplied by the popular Lake= side Entertainers. Over twenty -,five dollars was cleared, which is to be de- voted to the purchaseof new 'books and general expenses of the Library. - Miss McTavish of Clinton, visited at the hone of Miss McCullie and. other friends in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Alex, McKenzie are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Moore, of Egmonclville at present. Mrs. Allan Douglas, sister of Mrs. William Scott of Benefield, and Mr, John Beattie of Seaforth, ,passed away last Sunday, Feb. 3rd, at the home of her niece, Mrs. J. D. M`rClary, West - minster, near London, in her 85th year, Mrs. Douglas was a resident of Brucefield for a number of years, She was a consistent member of Union Church and a member of the Women's Missionary Society and a s respected and loved by a large circle of friends, The funeral oras held in Westminster on Tuesday afternoon and interment was made in Bayfield cemetery on Wednesday, Feb. 6th, Y. P. S. -- The regular meeting of the Brucefield Y. P. S. was held in the basement of the church on Mon - day evening, Feb, 4, with Mr. Charlie Holstead,' Devotional Con-vener, pet- siding. The opening-ltymtpwas.num- ber 225, Mr, Bremner ledin prayer, Mr. Fred Boyce read the Scripture Lesson found in 2 Corinthians 5, be- ginning at the eleventh verse. The hymn, "'What a Friend we have in Jesus," was sung: The topic, Con - version, horizontal and vertical, was very well taken by Mr. Gliarlie Hol - 'stead. A short discussion period :fol- lowed. The minutes of the last meet - ing were -read and approved of, 101 - lowed by the Boll Call. After the of - fering, hymn S61 was sung. The meeting was closed by the Mizpatt benediction. " Hoc'key. - On Saturday last the Kippers and Brucenfield Trail Ranger camps played a fast game of hockey on the Brucefield skating arena. Bill Mack, the referee, said it was the fast est gauze he had ever seen. In fact, he had to admit he 'didn't see. half the plays. Next Saturday, health and weather permitting, the Kipperpuck- wielders will be back to change the score, whirl! was 8-7 in favor of Brucefield, Father and Son Banquet—Arrange- naents for a Father and Son Banquet to be held Friday evening, Feb. S, are being made, Supper is to begin at seven. A special speaker is being ob- tained. All boys twelve and over who are accompanied by fathers, (borrowed for the occasion if neces- sary) will be admitted. No age limit is being made. The fathers are ask- ed to pay a small fee to cover ex- penses. Let's go, folks 1 ' BRUCEFIELD. \essrs. Clifford Broadfoot, of Tuck- ersmfih, Wallace Ross andWilliam Collins, of .Stanley, have secured good positions 'wi'th the Chevrolet Motor Company, of 'Flint, Mich. Miss IReta Taylor spent a few days last week with Miss Mildred Taylor. Mr. Hugh and Miss Mary 'Gilmore entertained a number of their neigh- bore and friends last Thursday even- i:ng, All spent a very enjoyable even- ing and are looking forward to many good times together, Mrs. A. Caldwell spent a couple of days last wee_e with her sister. Mrs. 0 e, t, A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meal, roasted about medium, with the blood gravy oozing through,g ivies one a foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to think of it. Row wets that last piece of meat w esent you? wasn't it fine. CAMERON R Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth. r;t I, _ _te ` I ". • _ .'io „- 'r \_ !) fv r S - -0, ilGEO. _ �Your c yp 1 EN AI MuRd The Snecial Milverton Flour We have it—Give it a Trial, Also • Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds 1 1 Cil TllO:LSON »...GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 _ .._ .eseeseseeeeeeeeeseeeeeseeeeeseeesese i r YOUR d k Charging aA good line y 24UTONEEDS Goodyear/ Tires and Tubes. $ills"'` Battery' Sales and Service. - and Repairing all makes 'of Batteries. 1 nf now and used parts of different makes of cars Mr, D. L, 1\'unties, of Detroit, spell. , the week -end with, his parents. Mn, and Mfrs, J. D., Woods, Mr,. Woods' hear that; will tea,se.ed to ht friends b e P she is improved ,in health. Mrs, Allan Pye and two children„ accompanied by her brother Samur'1 k\fiidcombe, left onSaturday,to join her husband in Windsor. • I If your ear is in need of repairs, give us a roll. n Studebaker Sales and Service ale s Cara 7w.. A ww , PHO NE.I6�W