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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-07-11, Page 10HENSAZIn rs. Graham of London spent a days last week with her mother, rs. Scott a t dsisters, dr s, Hallett- Vim all n- Yreatd TulissKatie .Sott. Mrs P. Fisher and, daughter Elean- or are spending a few days visiting friends in 1ruoehetd, 'Mrs, J. Reid and Miss Minnie spent a few daYs last week vtaiting friends in Brucefield, Mr, Alden Appleton has accepted a, position near Bayfield for the stn - mer months. - Miss Jean 114ax'well, who has spent the last two weeks visiting Mrs, J, Peck, has returned to Whitby. The many friends of Mrs. N. Peck; wile has been confined to her room with illness, will be pleased to hear she is progressing � nicely. 'Mr. and Mrs, 1'V. J. Elder, who re- cently returned from 'California, are getting nicely settled in Mrs, Alex. Sparles' dwelling, IMr, John Carmichael of Detroit is spending his vacation with friends. Miss Eleanor Skinner of Thorndale spent last week visiting Miss Irene Hoggarth. .Mr. and ' J. Szieitzer and � A.J daughter, Lois of Detroit spent the week end with Mrs. S'weitzer's par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Higgins. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Palmer of Wind- sor, are visiting relatives and friends in to'tvn. Mr. William MoLaren. spent a few days in Toronto last week. Mr. Wm,'Simp'son of Detroit visit- ed over the week end with friends in toawn. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Howard of Ex- eter are spending a few clays visiting friends in town, Hensall Orangemen e men intend to go to Wmghaaai on the 1 -til Miss Florence Welsh of London is spending her vacation here: ' Miss Mae Simpson and friend of Detroit are spending their holidays visiting friends here and also camp- ing at Bayfield. Miss Lillian Steacy and Miss Ber- nardette Bisbner of Detroit are spend- ing their vacation at the home of Mrs. Steacy, Mr, and Mrs; Sparrow of Paisley were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ladd McEwen, Decoration services were held at McTaggart's and Hensall Union cern- eteries on Sunday by the Oddefliow''s, Wet weather this week has decayed haying operations, but has greatly helped other crops. Beans and roots look splendid and there will he a big yield of raspberries. Mr, Geo. Gramm, who has been visiting relatives. in Michigan for the last two weeks, was taken seriously ill last week. Miss Helen Heffernan of London has been spending'a few days visiting here with her father, Mr, Lawrence Heffernan. The United Church is holding a picnic at Bayfield on Wednesday, Jury 17th. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKinnon and Mr, and Mrs: Laird 'Mickle are apending their holidays at Rondeau Park. Mr. John Passmore has returned from a week's fishing trip at Pike's Bay. Mr. Alf Smith of London spent the week end visiting his father and mo- ther here, Mr. Smith intends to move to London where he has a gbod situation, een Dyment o£ Fordsun, Mich., ar• rived on Saturday to visit the formers parents, Mr. and ,Mrs, 3,,11': 'Tippet, Air. DYmeat spent the co end h vv k is d v vi kh them of i. Wm, Cat Cameron of Detroit Mr. W as L.a t5 spending his vacation with his father and sister, Mr. J. W, Brown returned to De- troit on Sunday after having spent the holiday and week end with his wife and family. Mr, and Mrs. Bred, Richards of De- troit spent the holiday Ansi week end at the Ritz. Mrs, G. W. Elliott spent a few days fn London: 'the first part of the week. Miss Ethel Fowlie has returned home after a vacation Spent in Lou- don, • A tournament ,:narked the opening. of Bayfield Golf and Country Club for the season on Wednesdayof.last week. Dr, W. J. Reid of Detroit won the Bayfield cup for the second year with a scare of 82 gross, handicap 19, net 63. STANLEY. Death of Ervin McBride..— Ervin Frederick McBride, second son of Mr, and Mrs, John McBride, of Hay township, died in St, Joseph's hospi- tal, London, after a few days' illness, on Saturday, July 6th, 1929. Ervin had had a sore throat about a week previous, but had been able to be around as usual, being at Grand Bend on Dominion . Day. , Although not feeling particularly, well on Tuesday and Wednesday he was able to work. He consulted a doctor on Thursday and the following morning was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where' on Saturday at noon his illness vaadhe be lockjaw t waspronounced to ! J that even- ing. away ss p at 9 ing. His parents were at his bedside When 'the end came, This promising, iHensall .girls won again in the re- turn game at Brucefield Monday ev- ening. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ;Smith, after a very pleasant visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Consitt, have returned to Buffalo.. Mrs. David McLean left last week for an extended trip to the West. The automobile dealers have sold quite a manlier of cars. Cook Bros. have sold the following. Essex, And- rew Dougall, T. R. Bender, Wan. Delta, .Ben Elder, Geo. Philips, T. W. Harper, F. Coughlin, Henry Soldan, Atex. Mi staid, Fred Rathwell, Mel- vin Lightfoot, Joseph Gelinas, C. Harris, C. Murray, S. Grab. Hudson cars, W. Fraser, R. Sparks, F. C. Fal- coner. IMr, Jas, Priest, who has the con- tract for the southwest drain, will soon have the contract completed. Miss Mattie Ellis left on Tuesday for a visit with friends in Penetang, Guelplh and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cudmore and fam- ily of Toronto spent a few days last week visiting their mother, Mrs, Rol- land Cudmore. Mrs, Jas. Coxworth and Miss 011ie Coxworth were week end visitors with Mrs. Scruton. Mrs, Peter Mann of London is spending a few days visiting friends here, BAYFIELD. Mrs. Thompson and Miss Gertrude Thompson of Toronto and Mrs. (Col) Hatch of Detroit spent the week end with the former's brother, Rolbert Delgaty. Messrs. Allan Pye and Sam Widd- convbe returned to Walkerville on Saturday after having spent their va- cation with the latter's parents. Mrs. Pye and two boys remained for a longer visit. Mr, and Mrs.' Albert Carty and Junior and Mrs. M. 'Given arrived on Tuesday from Detroit to s,,pend a>va- cation at the latter'.s home in the vil- lage, 'Misses Myrtle µArmstrong, Jean Twyford Eileen Rumball, Jean Munch, Susie Livermore, Evelyn Hall; Margaret P7umsteel, Delores Harris, Marion Mason and Vera Pepper of Clinton are spending two weeks' va- cation in Jowebt's Grove. Mr. and Mrs H. Stalker of Chicago spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Gemeinhardt while motoring through Ontario: Mr. and Mrs. Sloan and family of Stratford are in Shannon's cottage in Lakeside Park. Mise Marion MclLarcn of Port El- to is visiting her aunt, Mies I. Stir- ling Mr. 'W; McBride of Windsor spent a couple of days this week with his wife and family at ;the home Of her mother, Mrs. A. Currie. Mrs. Weekes and family of Detroit arc occupying John Doyle's cottage. Mr, and Mrs. John McDonald and family of Detroit spent the fourth of July and week end with the fornier's aunt, Mr.'s 3, Toms, Mrs. Petty Dyment, Betty a t,d >ri1 upright lad attained his eightesnth birthday 011 April 27t!t, and his re- liability and strength of eharnater, had been evidenced bY the splendid manner in which he assumed a share of the responsthility of the farm rihituagement owing to his fa- ther's 111.'health - the past couple of Years, He was of a bright disposition,_ always in the best of health and spin its, and of late had taken a great in- terest nterest in' keeping bees, Possessing a goon voice and musical talent, Ervin was a valued member of the Blake choir, and recently had learned to. play the sarro'phone; also he took a part in the McBride orchestra. He leaves to mourn his loss, his sorrow- ing parents, one brother Roy, married and living on the Goshen line, Stan- ley; and three sisters, Mrs, -John Love, Parr line, Stanley`, and Misses Edith and Grace, at home. Also his grand- mothers, Mrs. Samuel McBride, Sr,, of Zurich (now residing in Stanley) and Mrs. Fred Deichert, of Zurich, The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon to Bayfield eemtery, Rev, 3. W. Penrose, pastor of B,la'ke United Church, of which deceased was a member, officiated, assisted by Rev, R. A. Lundy, of Nile. The pallbearers were his five cousins and best friend: Edgar, Walter and Lloyd McBride, Elgin Hayter, Clarence Stephenson and Jacob. Deichert, Friends', were present from l;Iullett township, Galt, Stratford and Windsor,.as well as a very large number of friends and, rel- atives from the immediate community, overr which a gloom was cast by his sudden passing. To the bereaved parents, sincerest sympat'hy • is ex- tended. Mr. and Mrs, Duncan and daughter, iof Sarnia, spent Laura and Claire, s ent several ay s th is week with Mrs. Du -can's sister, Mrs, J. J. Richardson and other relatives here and in Seaforth. Good Value Our SHOES are good values at the prices we ask. Gold Medal and Gilt Edge TWINE at lowest prices RED PATH SUGAR Per cwt, ,,., �.S Q IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH W. J. FI N I A... Mr. and Mrs, ,P. J. Oan'telon of God- days at the home of his uncle, Mr. erich visited Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rich- Robt. Webster. ardson. on Monday. Seaforth pipe band took part in the lawn social at Moncrief last week and in the garden party at'Seaforth under auspices L,lOaB.A. They are sure a treat to hear and see in their new unf. form: and will take part iii the celebra- tion in Wingnam on July "12.which no doubt will be a big day. Give the band a lift. It is managed by Mr. Norman Nichol, of Seaforth, a real. manager. Mrs, Robt. Pearson and son John and 'Mrs, Brimler visited at the home' of Mrs. Robt. Webster on Tuesday,. Mr. AndrewFoote hadthenisfo misfor- tune to lose a valuable horse, • • augmented by many tither handsome Mr. Clifford Welbster spent a fewgifts ;frontfriends of the bride, Miss KIFPEN. Shower.—A pleasant 'evening was spent at the home of Mr, Robert Cooper on Monday when. a shower given 'n honor f thebride-to-be, WAS a o bride to be, Miss Olive, Cooper, by the choir, and Young Peoples Society. The gifts were brought in by little Willie Sproat and little Gwendolyn Cooper, as dain- ty bride and groom, drawing a pret- tily decorated wagon, A wool com- forter, a:sihk'bedspread, a silver. cake' plate and a purse of money were' the gifts from the church organizations, BALL and ROLLER Bearings Reduces Friction and Makes for Ease of Operation Drive it Yourself— there is no q) Better Test Ford Car Features Choice of colours: .66 to 65 miles an hour 40 -horse power engine Pull balloon tires Pully enclosed eiz-brake system • Houdaifc hydraulic shook absorbare 90 50 50 miles per gallon of gasoline Shatterproof glass windakield Theft proof ignition lock Reliability and low upkeep j AVISH use of ball and roller bearings in the Ford car greatly, L1 reduce friction and contribute to easier operation and longer life of the car. Note the coasting ability of the Ford car as compared to any other automobile in its weight class. Examination of the chassis will at once show the advantages of these bearings. On the. rear axle pinion and differential all the taper roller bearings are held to such close limits that adjustment is unnecessary, pinion and ring gear always being held in proper mesh. Spiral roller bearings are used in the rear hub because of their large bearing surface and ability to carry heavy loads. One is also used on the drive shaft at the universal joint end, to assure perfect alignment. Taper roller bearings in the front wheels have a simple adjust: went. Roller thrust bearings on the spindle bolts make for easy steering.. Two bearings, one above and `-one below, tsake up the thrust on the steering worm. The fan shaft operates on a roller bearing. The generator, thg transmission, the connection between the spline and drive shafts, the clutch, the flywheel— all these important parts are made more efficient and enduring throughythe use of ball and roller bearings-, These bearings form a striking illustration of the engineering skill and care used in building the Ford car. Arrange for your demonstration ride with the nearest Ford Dealer JI• F. SEAFORTH • Ontario Dinner in a few words.expressod predation of the luridness of every- one, after • which a shortrogratnnae. was given,; consisting of solos by Mrs, E . Butt api.ompinred by her slater , Mrs J McGregor, piano solos by Miss Mary McDonald and Mrs. John McGregor, and violinsolos by Mr. Alex, McGregor, all of which were much enjoyed The conunittee was composed of Miss Gladys VteLean for the Y,P.S. and Mrs, Httgh ;MSoMur'trie and Mrs, Earl Sproat Inc the choir. Miss Olive Anderson has been Spendingtwo weeks in Marlette, Minh, Rev, and, .Mrs. Alfred L'anden, o"f Jackson, Mich„ are visiting his grand- mother; Mrs.• John, Anderson, who is now in her, ninetieth year, and also at Mr. and .Mrs. Workman's, This is Rev, Mr. Landen's first visit to Can- ada, • Mr. John Squires, of Port Huron, Who when .a child, lived in'Kippen, son of John Squires, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Ricker, east of the village.. His homeused to be on Mr. J. A, Wiorkman's property. 3t is 25 years" since he was here Mr. Robinette and friends;. of To- rontol were visiting Airs. Jeffrey in the village. He is a man who has tra- velled extensively and says this dis- trict is well naane•d the ,garden of Canada. . Love-Cdoper, ,-'Kippen 'Manse was the scene of a pretty wedding at 4 o''clock on 'Wednesday, July 10,Whenn MaryOlive,eldest (laughter of Mr. Robt, J. Cooper and the ' late Mrs, Cooper, became the bride of R. Grant Love, 'son of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Love, of ,Hay, Rev, R. R. !Conner performed the ceremony. Miss aGrace Cooper was her •sister's,bridesmaid and 'Mr. . Gleti•Leve assisted 'td his a sebro- ther: 'Following a honeymoon n sPent at London and Toronto, Mr, and Airs Love will • reside at Lansing, Mich. Mrs, WIn, !Haggai. and son, of To- ronto, are visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs, Thos. Dayman. Miss Mary McNaughton, or Sault Ste. Marie, is spending her vacation at her hoine in Tuckersmith, Mr. and Mrs, 3, 'Ballantyne and their two daughter, of Fort William, are visiting among their !friends' and relatives around 'GCippen. Mr, !Webster MoNaughton, of 'Poi t Arthur spend a day or two with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Mc- Naughton before going to Queen's University, where he is taking a spina - mer course, Mrs. Reid and 'Miss Minnie Reid; of Hensall, visited Mr. aiad Mrs. 'John Jarrott last week. 'Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson and Misses Olive and 'Frances are visiting in Michigan. Mrs, Henry Ivison is visiting her. daugh'te'r, ,Mrs. Torrance, of Por- ter's ;Hill. Mr. and Mrs Will McGregor and family spent Sunday at Springbank. Mr. and: Mrs, Fred, Clark and chil- dren, of Calgary, who have been visit- ing Mr. ;and Mrs, W. M. Doig, left to resume their trip to Muskoka, and Quebec ''before returning to their home id Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Ballantyne, of Fort. William, and Mrs. MctCurdy, and Mr John McDonald, of ,Exeter, and 'Mrs. G. T. McKay and son Hugh and dau- ghters, Misses Pearl and Ruby, of London, were recent visitors pi Mr. and Mrs, Wm. McDonald. CARD OF THANKS. Mr, Henry•Francis and family with to express their sincere appreciation for the many expressions of sympathy shown them in their' recent bereave- ment. • CARD OF, THANKS Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Richardson, of Mill Road, wish to thank all friends and neighbors for kindness shown in their recent bereavement. AUCTION SALE Sixty acres of choice hay on the far;na of the late T. Hays, lot 29, con. 3, McKillop, on Saturday, July I'3th, at 4 o'clock. Will be sold by the acre or field, 'to suit purchasers. Terms; 3 months on approved paper. Barn room if required. T. Brown, auction- eer. J. M. Govenlock, Executor. " BOYS NOTICE. Any boy found breaking windows in any Seaforth buildings will stand consequences. There has been too much of it, Take warning. W. W F1EE, Chief of Police. BINDER FOR SALE. 'Good seven -foot Massey -:Harris binder No..5, pole trunk, sheaf carrier, all coniplete in No, 1 working order. Terms can be arranged. Apply at The News. 28 WA'NT'ED.. At once, maid for general house work. Apply at The News. 28tf FOR SALE. DeLaval•tCr'eani Separator, ,practi- cally as good as new. For quick sale, cheap. Apply to The News Office 281 FARMERS' SONS ATTENTION' Any Huron County Boy contem- plating attending ontem-platingatten'ding the Ontario Agri- cultural College for either the Asso- ciate or Degree Course is eligible to compete forthe combined Huron' County and Massey Fund scholar- ship. Particulars of scholarship may be found elsewhere inthis paper. Ap- plications should be addressed to the DIEP'AR'T1v ElNT OF AGRIiCIU:L- TUIRIE, Clinton, Ont.. HAY FOR SALE. 15 acres of choice timothy hay for sale, Lot 5; con, 1, Tuckersanith, Ap- ply to P. Dill, Dublin. • 29 MACHINERY WANTED. Any,person having a small circular saw 'Inc. cutting wood, also' a Cock Shutt double riding plow with a wide bottom. State condition and price. Ap- ply to The News Office. 28 FOR RENT OR SALE. Eight -room 'brick house on East William street, four bed rooms, cel- lar hart! and soft water, • electric light: furnace all in good shape for rent or sale, .tllpply to ADAM HAYS, Seaforth. 23,tf DR H. H.' and Surgeon; glial, Lond, attention -to nose and.thr emace behind Rhone No. Si' AR. F,J. Office and re east of the for the Conn, No, 40, DR, C. honor gradin and gold me College; m Physicians a DSR. F, J, Nose and Th cine, Unive Late Assista mie and Au Eye, and GO pitals, Lond el'cial Hotel, eaeh month, t .DTR, W. C, Faculty of Western On ofColle e geons' of Ont Drug. Store Phone 90. DR. 3,:,A , , Dr,R. western TJni centia'te Roy y geons, Toro hardware, M 151. DR. 'F. Royal Colle Toronto. Of grocery, Ma office 18SW, Con S. W. ARCI O.L.S.,. Reg gineer and 1 Member E Canada, Offi. GEORGE Auctioneer f Arrangement Date at The moderate an WATS0 AND IN1 (Successo, MAIN ST All kinds ed at love Companies. THE Mutual F FARM AN PROPER.T1 Officers -J ich; Alex.'3 Vice Preside Seaforth, Se Directors— forth, John James Evan Ewen. Clinto erich; Alex. forth; J. M. Robert Ferr Cartney; No Gibson, Bru,c Agents—A ton; •E. H Murray. or. Yeo, Ziolne Bornholm, Govenlock, 5 desirous to c act otherbo attended to the above na to their resp, A quantity hard maple sale, 12 to 14 Seaforth at wood and -$4 white ash ar 12 to 14 feet stone boat at one end, long, at $1,5 planks for $ WPLIJIiAM 3, Phone 131 2nd Hand B Useful for boards now. and maple it and sashanc PRINCES - screen's The girl COIIC Syni A Main S.t the a Bro'adlw —and almos ANTI P1 HERE'. MA "THE CA The star c f'Tillie' the party of con girls adrift i M:01 Both plays.