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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-03-28, Page 5URSDAY; MARCH 28, 1929, 7CHE FORTII NEWS. TOWN TOPICS CHAIN RED&WHITE STORES SOME MORS. ; SALE ATTRACTIONS' 20 lbs Redpath Sugar. $1,29 Red Rose Tea, Black or Mieced 69c (Comfort Soap, 3 cakes.. , .... , . .17c Fruits for Salad; 29c 29c 24c 18c 1lc Grapefruit Portions, Florida 'Baker's Cocoa and Chocolate Green Gage rituals, heavy syrup Old Dutch Cleanser OUR SALE GABS MERRILY ALONG, GET IN ON IT, ASE YOUR NEIGHBOR, SHE WIS,i. TELL YOU Phone 77 Stewart toss J. Sproat Phone eREA We pay the highest prices for good cream. Out services to our patrons are the best that can be given. Do not send your cream to other Creameries;. ;we want it here. To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation. in return for you co-operation we will give 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. Seatorth, Ont. C. A. BARBER, Prop. W. J, .Walker & Son UNDERTAKING ' �nd•� EMBALMING. Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma :and, license. Flowers Furnished: Night or day phone 67. 0, H1, McInnes 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' an massage at SID'S Ybu:may come in., with au grouch: but will: go • out with a• smile. Phone 125; Pianos, Tuned Cleaned and Repaired Cbbas.. A.. tlowey Residence—James• St. VARNA, ' 111r. Harman, of HensalI was re:• unevving; acquaintances in out birrg on • "Taiesday.' . • HrTom Cltuter has :'engaged for 1ehe with Mr. Garnet Taylor. ‘Mrs; L. Beatty spent last week nail her daughters in London, fss, Lpgan has returned home af- ter matting friend§ in, Kincardine, • 11fr. and Mrs, Mel, Cldt''Ice'of.W- Vamp, Wm- Throp,'spent:Sunday with friends attd treletives here. - Miss• Marry Chutes has returned Team London. 'Travelers report bad roads in cer- tain localities. Investor's Opportunity Municipal Bankers Corporation Montreal Debenture Corporation Canadian. Terminal.System - ? 6 per cent. Dollar for :Dollar Gold Bonds $500 and $1000 Interest coupons .payable half -year- ly without charge at either the 'Can- adian Bank of Commerce' or Domin- ion Bank Price:` 100 and ,accrued. interest There has never been one dollar lost since Confederation on bonds se- cured as are these Dollar. for Dollar Bonds. A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL, INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, . Bonds and Investments Phone 152 _ Removed to. New Office, opposite Daly Ford Garage Seaforth, Ontario. Special Optical Offer. "Have youreyes examined by our well known and painstaking special- ist, Mr. IHughson fortrterlyoptical ex- pert for ICents, Toronto, and 'Henry Morgan ga Co, Montreal. You are assured of the bestoptical work to be obtained .and at very moderate cost. 'Our'frames and mountings are the best make of the best makers and our prices are .from $'4,00 up, Tuesday, Wednesday. April 9th and 10th.' Close Wednesday at 4 p.m. Come early. BIFJATTTIiE'S FlAIIIR, Seaforth. McKIL•LOP. A very pleasant evening was spent. at the home of Me-. and 'Mrs. T. 5, McMichael on Friday evening when they entertained the Young People's Club as well as a number of invited guests. Plenty Of good music was furnished j, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fowler, also Miss Shortreed and Mr. Kirkly, of .Walton, furnishing, some goodold-time music, ,which was mucn- enjoyed, and music by the young peo- ple of the community as well,' Cards and dancing' was op the,' pro- gram for the evening. Everyone went home well pleased with the evening's entertainment. ' C.G.I.T. On Wednesday evening, March 27, the -Marian Keith C.G.I.'T, held their weeldy meeting. The meeting opened with a hymns ;and the... Lord's prayer, •folilow iiug which Margaret Cardno, •secretary, react the roll call and the minutes of the last meeting, The Year. Book;` was taken by ..Vera Mole and El ni t' i'e n ea o Hci c son. During the buss- nese part of the meeting Grace Scott, presidenit, distributed the Easter Thankoffering' envelopes. The girls accepted the Invitation or Mian Dor- een Hudksan to spend a social, evening at her home, 'Monday, April 8, It was decided to hnlil the missionary play the seventeenth of April, and the election of officers•.tlte wecic follow- ing, After a rehearssil of the play, the meeting closed with the C:G,T,T, benediction, Misses Hattie 'Dalton and Elizabeth Charters have returned alter spending a low clays In Toronto last week; Mrs.J B. Tyumen, returned oli 1'rtday.�i.lFter spending a couple of Neeks..,[n Leamington, ., ) 'F,. McMann, of Chicago, and Bev J M. Eckart' of Hawthorne, N.Y., were week end visitors with their brother,` Mr, C. Eckart. Mr, Joe F'ekart left on Tuesday, to resume his work at Terra Cotta, Mrs, Frank Evlans and Miss Lizzie Hicknell of ,Dablbt called on friends here -this .week. THURSDAY, MAR, 28 Mrs.,James Devereaux is visiting friends in 'Toronto and Montreal this week. ANCE Sprg Fair Night ;Mr. James Hays, of Egmondville, has returned from Windsor )where he spent several days with his son, Mrs,' W. McCloy, North Main St.,. is recoveritig from being seriously ill, and is'Siieke able to be around, Mrs, Peter Calder, of St. .Cathar— ines, is.spending this week at the home,of;her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, A. Hays ., Mrs. Calder will be here. for Easter,..; Mi• Will Hays, who was attending his fafheris funeral, left Tuesday for Egerton, Alta. Mr; W Patrick, pf Shakespeare, was a week -end guest with his par- •eatts, 'Mit:.•and Mrs. M,. Patrick •MisseDorothse Broadfoot, Bruce - field, spent the week -end with her aunt, Mrs. Robert McKay. Miss,,, Rena Mc`ICenzie,. Stratford, was a week -end visitor with her mother, ,Mrs D, McKenzie. Mrs. George Sillery returned Mon- day from Marquis, Seek., after spend- ing the winter there with her son, Mr. Morrison Sillery. Mrs, E. Whittaker, of Ottawa, is spending the Easter holidays in town with Mrs, Whittaker; and Miss Som - Having leased the farm of Mr, S. Carron on Huron Road east, Mr. J. E. Reyno'ld's is moving Sits dairy there, Mr. David McPherson and Mr, Wilbert ,.McPherson, of Monkton, were week -end guests of Mr. John McPherson. The fire brigade was called out on Wednesday afternoon by a false •alarm Mis,s 'Gladys- Currie, of Brussels, is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Alex, McNabb. Miss Jennie MdBride was in Strat- ford over the week -end visiting friends, Mr, Jack Wright, of ,Auburn, is the guest of Mr. and' Mrs. J. Pollard. Mrs. Janes G. Martin spent the week -end in Hamilton. Mr. Jake Sproat, of Timagami; is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs, James Sproat. Miss Nell McDotigall and niece, Miss Helen Stewart. are spending Easter in Toronto., Mr • :McMillan J. Ilan . is improving 'atter his recent illness and is .able to be up. hlrs. Jack Scott is spending Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bris- tow, Stratford. \h. and Mrs. Gordon Little are go- ing to Detroit this week, where Mr, Lrrtle has•. accepted a position. Mr. :Dgii McKay, of , Stratford, spent th&eeyeek-end with his parents, 'Mi and„lfrs. Adam McKay. Mr. and' Mrs, William Cudmore were in New Dundee on Sunday at- tending the funeral of their cousin, Mr. Edwin Strutt, express messenger, who was killed in the train collision at Drocourt last week. He was or, trait) No. 4, corning from the West. Mr Ed,.Daley was in Toronto on Tuesd iy,. The mans; friends of Mr, S. Mc- Geoch were- glad to see him able to be out this week after his recent 111- ness. Ise ;Mrs. George Weir, who has spent the winter in Anderson, S. Carolina, arrived here Thursday evening, on her way to. Bayfield, to be with her sister. Mi -ass Frank Keegan. Mrs, Keegan has been ill two weeks and liter condition is very serious. Miss Grace Casentieri spent Wed- nesday at die home of Mr. and Mrs. William Charters. Ret, Capt,. Edwards, of Tavistock, was the guest of Mr, and 'Mrs. J. 13. Thompson on Tuesday. KIPPEN. Walter j. Mccullie, They death oc- curred et IC;ippenon Thursday, 'March 21• of Walter J. McCulli e a high!), , hl g.n est eeme '• d tesident s dent of Tuckersnvth, in his 50Ith ' year: Mr. McCuIlie was bora in Glasgow, -Scotland, son of Mr, and Mrs, Andrew McCul•lie. ,Most of his boyhoodwas spent in Lincoln- shire, England. Twenty-three years ago he. camed'to Canada, settling in Tudkersmith Mr, McCullie had been in i11 health for some time and had retired from his farm on the fourth concession of Tuckersmith, to• Kip - pen, only 'a few drays before his death. He is survived by his wife, formerly Mies Helen Stewart, of Kippen. The funeral was held on Monday afternoon ' Y fo H• ensalli Un on Cemetery. The services ducted ley Rev. R. R. Conner,rof ICip- pen, and Rev, W. D. McDonald, of Egniondville• The pallbearers were: Tai1oriis Ladies' i and en tlemen1i s • t T. AILORS ,Give us a call OGHILL TAILORING CO. I{I 108 Downie St. STRATFORD G.W.V,A, CLUB ROOMS Music by AL CLOSE and HIS ORCHESTRA This dance will be properly neatiag. ed, Disorderly conduct not allowed, so bring your friends and have a good tone. Commencing 8.30 sharp Admission $1.00 per couple. Extra lady 5Oc (Tax included), Messrs, William Sinclair, Alexander Sinclair, Robert Hlgie, J W, McLean, Robert MdGonigle, Robert "Dal- rymple, (Several in this vicinity have had severe colds lately. Miss Helen Misdate, nurse -in - training, of Stratford, spent a day with her parents last week. Many are' making maple syrup in this locality but so far it has been a poor year for syrup, Manitoba Pioneer Passes — The death occurred at the hone of his brother-in-law, Mr. J, D, Stewart, of John J. Moir, of Killarney, Manitoba. He was born in Usborne, but forty- nine years ago went to the Province of Manitoba, being among the early settlers there, . Mr, Moir had been in the South for several months for his health. Feelingvery much improved he was returning home, and as it was 25 years since he had visited in this district before, he stopped over to, vis- it his sisters, Mrs, J. D. Stewart,' and Miss Isabel Moir, also with his broth- er, Mr. Peter Moir, of Exeter. While at Exeter he stiddenly became ill and was brought to Mrs. 'Stewart'e home where two doctors and a trained nurse were in constant attendance. He be- came gradually worse and passed peacefully away on Thursday evening, His wife, formerly Miss Martha Cle- ntents.of Montreal, and his daughter Lulu arrived in time to be at his- bed- side; and his son Gordon attended the funeral. Mrs. Mair left on Saturday afternoon with the remains for their home in Killarney. A short service was conducted, by Rev. R. R. Con- ner, of Kippen. The pallbearers were Mes r a s. Ira otr, Orem Moir, Edgar M 'i- d t aw il4ety"i Il eFit i'l 1 lame •uaack Tr - . gttaiC• .Albert 'Traquair. Much sym- pathy is expressed for his sisters and brother here and for the bereaved fatuity: The Easter 'services brill be held in St. (Andrew's 'Church . next Sunday morning. The choir are preparing special music. TUCKERSMITH. Mrs, Lewis Tebbutt left Friday to spend a few days in Hamilton with her, sister Jessie, and Mrs. Luff, The many friends of Miss Bessie Broadfoot are sorry to hear she • is suffering with an attack of measles but hope soon to hear of her recov• - ery. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Johnson and EASTER IN HEAVEN. It chanced upon an Easter morn, (•Though earth heard none of this, For mortal ears are not attuned f To sounds of Heavenly bliss) 1 A song of adoration rose, It made Heaven's arches ring; The angels swept their quiv'riitg harps Tb- hear the ransomed sing A song of love, and joy, and Christ, Heaven's resurrected King, It chanced upon that selfsame morn, E'en as the ransomed sing, An angel laid hint down his harp And- spread his glorious wings, And girded up his garments white, Then hied him down to earth; For angels carry messages O:f.life, and death, and birth, The doings. of the sous of men, Their sorrows and their mirth; Swift as the lightning cleavesthe sky He sped on his behest, Noor closed his folded pinions 'Til he folded thein to gest Beside a cot of suffering Where on a child form lay, As pure as Easter lilies fair That bloomed to grace that day, Yet a crushed and broken fiowerlet, Or-ushed by a cruel storm's sway. So noiselessly he entered in ._ The watchers heard him not, Yet many anY times he hovered there Beside the sufferer's cot, And many times he carried home Tidings sublimely sweet Of patience and endurance, And a trust its God complete, True offerings that angels love, To lay at Jesus' 'fefet, Yet messenger from God is he, And bending o'er he spoke, "The Master conies, He ealls for thee, Awake, oh child, awake," The fluttering soul would faits respond. Sti1d held by bonds' of clay, The l ang esmiling, kissed the lips,. And kissed the .soul away; Kissed by angelic lips• to Christ, For one long Easter Day --Mary Wheatley Adams. DAN In. WINTHROP `HALL THURSDAY March 28 Beuerman Orchestra in attendance Admission $Lo0 (Tax Included) Does the Stock Marked Shut Anyone Out? Anyone can buy shares of the Bell Telephone 'Company because they are listed on the stock exchange, Anyone thus can become a shareholder and exercise whatever rights share- holders may have in purchasing new issues of stock. Bell Telephone stock — old and new has always been available to anyone who wants it. And it is available to the public now "on the open market". The Bell Telephone Company is owned by 15,500 shareholders and no individual has as much as one quarter of one per cent of the total shares. THE BELL TELEPHONE see ;.Sr • • COMPANY, OF CANADA Gordon o don o'f Varna spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cole- man. Miss Nellie Taylor of Hillsgreen is spending a few days the guest of Miss Isabelle Martin. Mr. Lewis Tebbutt delivered a fine horse one day last .week to Me. ,Lobb of Goderich township, Syrup making is the order of the day. Mr, Stanley Ford is working with Mr. James Hay. .Miss Margaret Forrest entertained a number of her young friends to a birthday party at the home of her aunt. All report a fine time. Quite a number around here are laid up with the flu. • HARLOCK. Wedding bells will be ringing around this locality in the near future. Miss Janet McVittie was presented with a kitchen shower from her girl friends on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs, Albert Brigham. The Misses, Amy and Ena Parsons entertained • their friend, Miss Ethel Ross over the week end. Some of the members of the Alert Club met at the hone of Miss Isabel Reid on Monday night. , Most of the young people around here and some of the married folk at- tended the dance ptlt on by the Alert Club in Londesboro Community Hall on Friday evening and enjoyed u real ak good time, The Club intends putting • on a play in the near future. Mr. Harold and Miss Kathleen Rev,.. M. Eckart and d :Ir � s.J F. McNIann are visiting their brothers. and sisters the past few days before they leave for their respective homes in Hawthorne, N.Y., and Chicago. We are pleased to learn that Mrs. J. A. Eckart is improving •of her late illness. Mr. John A. Eckart had a success- ful wood bee. BEEOHWOOD. Mr. and Mrs. D. Shanahan and Mr. and Mrs, Joe Carlin called on Mr. J. F. Carlin on Sunday , Mr, and Mrs, 5. V. Flynn were Beechwood visitors on Sunday last. • Beacons visited at the hone of Mr and Mrs. I. .Rapson Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs, Leo Watt and chil- dren visited i ed at the Mrs, George Watt on Tuesday. Deputy Grand Master A W. Bea- com visited Londesboro Masonic Lodge Tuesday night of last week and Listowel Masonic Lodge Friday night, 1Mrs. I. Rapson visited at the home of Mr. Robert and Miss Fioreece Watson Wednesday afternoon, We were sorry to hear that Mr, Leo Wabt had the misfortune to run a nail in his foot but glad it is getting better and hope it will soon be all right again, Mr. Keliaad McVittie and his mos Sher Mrs. Sinton McVittie visited at the homes of Mr, and Mrs. George Mc;Taggarth and Mr. Duncan John- ston of Walton on Sunday. Mrs. McVittie returned home Mon- day after having a short visit with Walton friends. Choir practice will be held at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Par- sons on Friday evening. EGM•ONDVILLE, The regular meeting of the.Y.P:S. C.E. of Egntonclville was held on Monday evening. The meeting was in charge of Miss Jeanette F'innigaa and was opened' by hymn 352. The Scripture lesson was read by Mar,tg- aret Forrest and hymn 246 was fol- lowed by ,prayer by Mr. McDonald. The topic was very' ably taken by Jeannette Finnigan, After art inte r- estin social socal Ital'f hour .the minutes. of the previous tweeting were read' by the Secretary and the meeting was closed by hymn 480 and the Mizpah -bene- diction, M'ANLEY. Mr, Thos, Purcell left last week with several others for. St. Louis' to bring eight trucks for the Ring Con- struction Co. to Oakville, Mrs, Thos. Purcell has. left for Windsor to visit her sister, Mrs, Thos, I --Tolland, Miss Agnes h ' g Lynchas returned to Detroit alter a .pleasant visit with her nio!ther, Mrs. R. Lynch. ;Rev. J. M. Eckart, O.P. of New York, and his siste'r.'Mrs. J. F. -Mc- Mann of Chicago, were "visitors on Monday at the home of Mr. J. F. Carlin, A large flock of wild geese passed over this vicinity on Monday and their honk! honk! could be heard as they passed on their flight north. No matter how deep-rooted the corn may be, it must yield to Hollo- way's Corn Remover if used as di- rected. A Good Portion of beef served to yon for the evening meal roasted about :medium, with the. Clued 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 yeti? Wasn't it fine. GEO. CAMERON Your Butcher, Phone 58 Seaforth. Notice The business conducted by ythe late Charles Gordon Thompson will be . conductedhe t same as usual by y J. H. TllOMSQN GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 dismearomest YOUR AUTO NEEDS GoodyearifTires;;'and', Tubes. Battery Sales and Service. Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries. IA good line of new and used Darts of different makes of c)tt5.. 11 your car i•s in need of repairs, give tie a call. Studebaker Sales. an • � ,Service. 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