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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-10-31, Page 5URSDAY, OCTO IIx a1; 1929. '1[1Qu nCIngga., SEAFORTN SUPERIOR STORES :his will annou'nee the affiliation of two new Superior Chain stores to Seaforth with the largest and gtrcngest Group of Independent Mar - chants ui Canada, which 'has its own Wholesales buying in large quantities. and distributing econonticelly and efficiently this enabling yon.: own local IMerChants-to match or excel any fair competition. 1 hese aggressive Merchants, whose reputation for fair dealing has stood the test and Who have enjoyed the iniplici•t confidenc'es of their many customer's, woiv bring to Seaforth all the advantages of massed buying power.' In this Mammoth Organization of nearly 1,000 stores, every Man- ager is the owner, all alert,, •experienced grocer, rendering personal ser- vice; always guarding his customers' interests and realizing 'fully that he is judged' to -clay by his ability to serve and that keener competition deoiaads new, advanced methods of merchandising, In these stores a pound means sixteen ounces and quality is never sacrificed for price, Each week they will offer many swell -chosen Specials, which•will mean real savings to you and their regular prices will always be competitive. ' Superior Chain ,Stores are now established all over London, Strut- ford, Kitchener, Seaforth, Waterloo, Guelph, Brantford, Hamilton, Toronto, and all over Ontario, with one or Blore in over two 'hundred cities, towns and villages, Watch for our Weekly ,Specials --It will pay you. 7 Deliveries all town Every Day. W. M, Stewart Rot J, Sproat Phone 77 Phone 1 Amp e B1a We pay the highest prices for good cream. Our 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, Seaforth, Ont. C. A. BARBER, Prop. a W.J J. Walker 66 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, Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired Chas. A. Ilowey Residence—James St. D. H1 McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforthand Monday, Friday Afternoons Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated. Electricity used. Just Try It When you feel tired and drowsy, . slip' around the corners and; get a massage at SID'S SHOP You may came in with a•,groueb lint will go out with, a smile. Phone .125, IW'hen H'olloway's. Corn Remover is applied to a cora it kilts the roots and the calloslty. comes out without inr jury to the Ash..., CROMARTY. Mr. and Airs. Ivy Allen of Brant- ford called on some of their relatives on ;Saturday last. Miss Lizzie Thompson had the mis- fortune to break her rarth while crank- ing the car one day last week. Mr, and Mrs, Howard Shier visited with Mr. and Mrs. Richard MdGill on Sunday last, A hot 16w1 supper tv'ill be served' in the basement of the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening, Novem- ber 12th, followed 'by a good pro- gramme. Talent from Listowel will furnish the 'entertainment. Air. and Mrs. Bert Kerslake spent Sunday at the home of Mr.' Duncan McKellar. Mr. and Mrs. Wat, Grieve called on friends in the village. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Werden and Mr. and Mrs. Warden Miller spent Sunday at the home of John Stacey's. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Stagg spent Sunday at the home of Mr, Jack Kemip, Mitchell.. Rev. Mr, Wess of Atwood took the services here Sunday and Rev. Mr. Elder took the anniversary services at Atwood„ Quite a number from here took in the fowl supper at Motherwell on Tuesday evening. A fowl supper will be held on the 12th of November, in the church. Mr. George Miller has returned to his home in Caron, Sask., rafter visiting his -sister, Mrs. Mat. Thompson. Mr. John Scottaand family spent Sunday with Mr. Robert Hoggarth, Mr. Ro;bert.Hoggarth is erecting a new garage. .(Whooping cough is going the rounds at Cromarty. BRUCEFIELD. Mrs. C, Ham of Toronto and her brother, Dr. Swan of (Hamilton visited their aunt, Mrs, 'Vim, Scott last Sun- day, who is seriously i11. 'Mr, and Mrs. James Allen, of Eg- mondivilte, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. McQueen last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs..Elsley of Mount For- est spent the week end at the home of the Tatter's mother, Mrs. W. .Stevens, One of our citizens Mr. Darrow, has moved' to IBayfielc{. The anniversary services, which were held in the United Church last Sunday were largely attended, The. auditorium was filled to its utmost 'capacity morning and evening. Two excellent 'disdourses were delivered by Rev. Mr, Clark of (Goderich. Special music was furnished Iby the choir un- der the leadership of Miss Jean Mur- doch, who was assisted by Mr. Vitae and Mr. Atdrige of London, and cer- tainly the music was of a very high order and was much appreciated. A most liberal ,offering was given, amounting to .nearly $700.00. (Persian Balm is alluringly fragrant.. Adds a charming refinement to the most .finished appearances Creates and preserves complezioes ofsur- passing loveliness and texture. Sof- tens and whitens the hands. Cools and clispels all irritation- caused tby weather conditions, Swiftly absorbed by the tissues' leaving never a vestige of stickiness. A peerless toilet 1'6.. TOWN TOPICS THE SEAFQRTH NEWS. Mr, and Mrs. '0 Herald !Lawreit'ce and Mr. Henry Francis visited Mrs, Law- r'enee's brother, Mr. Francis, at, Bright, Oat, ou'Satttrday Mr and Mrs, '(B M, Francis of Ex- eter were guests oat Sunday with the formee's sister, Mrs, iIL Lawrence. Rev. and Mrs. R. 'Fulton Iriwin of Centralia spent 'Friday with Mr. end Mrs; Herald iLewreuee, Mr. and Mrs. John Dobie and Doti- aid, of Meaford, visited at Mrs, W. 01- it er's and other friends over the week end. Mrs, George Weir Left on Wednes- day.. morning for Anderson, SC., where she will spend the winterwith her daughter, Mrs, ("Dr,) Latimer, Miss Minnie Ha'bkirk, Miss Mac Hudson and Mr, Scott Habkirk of the Bell TeTephone 'Co. staff, spent 'fast week at Grosse Isle. Mr. and Mrs. Jake 'Reid son and daughter, of Dungannon, Mr, and Mrs N. Govenldctc and two children, of Winthrop, were guests of Mr, and Mrs, G. C. Dale recently. Mrs. Reginald Sykes of Was'hin,gton State, who has been visiting her sis- ters and brothers in Detroit, is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Johu Sproat Miss Vera Hudson, reader and im- personator, took part in the program at 'Lion 'Church, Taylor's Corners, on Friday evening. Mrs, Win. McCloy, Main street, has returned from. ;visiting her daughter, Mrs. McGregor, Mr, Joe Eckert spent Sunday under the iparental roof of Mr. and Mrs C. Eckert .and left again accompanied by his wife who has been visiting here the past two weeks, They are taking up housekeeping et Waverly until win- ter sets in, Mr. Paul Freeman of Toronto and Mrs, Frank ,Freeman of Lucknow via= ited relatives itt town over the . week end. An important meeting will be held next Tuesday evening, Nov. 5th, in North Side United Chtiroli when a banquet will • be served to representa- tives of the congregations or Perth and Huron Presbyteries. ies. This will be followed;by a ptislic meeting open tp the public in the auditorium at 8 o'clock, to be addressed by: Rev. D. McLeod, DD., missionary of For- mosa; Rev. Peter Bryce, O,D., !of -the Church offices, Toronto; Mr, Norman Slater, prominent layman of Haml-' ton. • On Thursday night the, Lions Hal- idwe'en. Frolic will be held. Weather permitting, the 'big parade will march from the Lions Pond to else skating rink; where a 'hot program of events will take place. Foin'huudred bags of candy have been gathered at ,Beattie's Store and will be distributed to the and good music will be furnished by kiddies. Mr, and Mrs. John N. fluff were Stewart's orchestra of Stratford. home last week visiting his mother,NORTH McIKILLOP; and also Miss Irene Cliff, who is sick in the 'hospital. Miss Rosabelle Cluff accompanied them from Buffalo and will spend a few days. Mrs. Crooks and Miss Ethel Crooks of Beantsville are spending - the week the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Manson, Mr. Oliver Crooks also spent Sunday here. Mrs. M. McKellar, Misses Grace Pethick, Edith McKay, Jean- Smith, Belle Camp -bell, Mrs. Thos, Scott, Mrs. A. Wes'tcott, Mess Geo. Haigh, Mrs, W. A. Crich, as officers of fhe Rebekahs were in Strafford on Tues- day afternoon . attending a rehearsal. In the evening 37 members of the Re- bekahs attended the school, of instruc- tion there, Quite a number from here attended the fowl supper at Constance on Tues- day evening. Rev. I. B. Koine will take the an- niversary servibes in Old St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Blyth, next Stut- cley. Rev, Mr. -Goodwill-of Blyth will occupy the iptelpit in Seaforth. Mrs, F. H. Larkin of Tpionto and her daughter Miss Helen Larkin of Kirkland Lake are spending this week with Mrs, J. C. Greig and Mrs. Jas. (Kerr, Mrs. Larkin addressed the Tlhankoffering meeting of the Worn- en's Missionary Society df the Presby- terian church on Tuesday. 'Mrs. W. O. Fowler is the guest of Mrs. Chas, Brodie. Miss T•heresn. Siegel was here Mon- day to visit her sister in the hospital. Mr. Jahn Murray who has been ill with pneumonia, is not doing as well as his many friends would like. PAGE FVH C°veornent ® A e Pr® ' vinoo ° Ontario guarantees tile safety e a;0nre5 de- posited pO,d in the Province at tt oot,a,o Savings Office. Sate beyoddall dot,,y°ut Sayi aa n su d steadily seasnate aneaxn lexs as they %tow. 'Otis is d inestion, ' .Opel r account n Verson roox by nail at YistS» convenient x t la -ranch, Yava nay be e a t e ,'ttho t '.Dike. OS ttt� p'pR pGOVEM�tNT aS e��E ©f V R �, = Ya � PBui�otNo ?°1 p�posir �Q� to s "� 't/�RY ®��`C� . vi �w � F,oE oKHER 8 p ip d' E�So Pnis' . tW /4D ttaWo, etans 6r` Cor. AYt°'°.'stat, o�nd, tytueY A r1�xESt Cor. Clew ea sot S t 5 KogOAn O Aa�'Da fo � AAn 9ecton tnw�Man gel 8 �atorih ge48 tt A i11am t) oesee SLtSora 9ncapc' 130M . • Mp•tct•+ to 9 30 P'm 5eafot<l' • . foots o 5 4'm",'euyy... • 9.30 a,m• csaentdal ST. COLUMBAN. The Catholic Women's League are perparing• to hold a• masquerade • and social in the parish hall on.Friday ev- ening, Nov. 8th. Prizes will be given SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Miss Edith 'Siegel of Mitchell is in Scott Memorial Hospital in a very serious condition following an accid- ent just north df Walton on Sunday evening, when her .brother's car left th'e road in seme unknown nn,aanner. With both legs broken and suffering much from shock, her condition caus- ed anxiety until Wednesday when im- provetnent was noticed. Alt the oc- cupants of the car were brought to the hospital, ,Mr. Norman. Siegel of Stratford, driver of the car, suffering from 3 cuts on his forehead, ,Mrs Norman Siegel had to have her face sewed nip and had one arm 'injured. Miss Siegel's aunt, Mrs. Shea of Mit- chell, was badly cut. All of the latter were able to leave the hospital on Sunday night. The party had taken Miss Theresa Siegel,. elocgtjonist. of Calgary, to Brussels, where she gave a recital in the United Church on Sunday even- ing and an ententaitiment the follow- ing evening. They were returning from Brussels, having left .Miss Siegel there as the guest off Mrs, iRo'bt, Thomson, Miss Siegel was not in- formed till the next day that an ac- cident had occurred, Miss Theresa Siegel gave a concert in Seaforth re- cently. W,M,S. The W.M.S. of the Presbyterian Church 'field their thankoffering meet- ing on Tuesday afternoon. The presi- dent opened the meeting with a hymn, Mrs. McTavish gave the openingipray- er. A solo by Miss Florence Beattie tear much enjoyed. Mrs, F. H. Lar- kin of Toronto gave a most interest- ing address on the work of the Soc- iety, Mrs, Greig gave a reacting telling of a very old ladies' thankoffering, puisne. 'Tuvalttable to all women w.ho' "rrie offering amounted to $200, for `care for elegance and distinction, which. Miss Grahamm nnade-the dedica- tory player. Mr, and Mrs..john Crozier, Edna and Mangaret, also Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Thornton and Kenneth were visiting MIr, and Mrs. Edw, C. Regele Sunday evening. 'Dir. Porter .Dennis is wearing a bright smile these days when his wife (presented him with a baby boy. Mr. Dunc. McNichol is on the same list. It's a ,girl, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Currie and son Jack of Wingham ,were visiting the tatter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Crozier on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. William Doerr and family of ,Gadshill called on Mr, and Mrs. Edw. C. Regele on Sunday after- noon. ' Mr. Joseph Thornton has purchased a new "Princess Pat" stove, Mr. and Mrs. Leon, Leeming were visiting the latter's sister one day last w eek, Mr, and Mrs. 'Edw. C, Regele called on Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Campbell of Grey' township on Sunday. Mr, and Airs. J. Thornton called on Mr. and 'Mrs. H. Brodh'agen of Dub- lin one day last week, Hallowe'en Parties are the frolic for the young people. HARLOCK. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Cole of ,Listo:wel visited slit the home of Mr. and Mrs. ;Bert Allen on Sunday afternoon, M Mrs,r. and Charles Parsons also Mr. Misses Amy and Ena Parsons visited at the home of Mrs. Tamblyn of Lon- des!b'oro Sunday for dinner, Quite a.number from: this neighbor- hood attended anniversary services in Londesboro and Kinburn churches on Sunday. Mr. and• Mrs. Norman Shepherd and fancily visited at the home of Mrs. Katie Campbell of Londesboro on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Allen visited at the .home of the Misses Scott and air, and Mrs, Robert Scott of near Lon- des:blero Sunday for dinner. We are very pleased to see Mrs. Angus Reid out againafter her long sickness and hope she will continue to get strong. Mrs,. Reid attended an- niversary services in Londesboro Church Sunday morning, Air. John Shannon, who has been visiting Itis, daughter, Birdie, of Mon- treal, for the past two months, return- ed home Friday ands visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Bert Allen on Sunday, Mrs. Vodden of near Londesboro is visiting at' the home of. her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Ferris this week, We are very sorry to hear that the ,latter is not very well at present, but -hope she will:sooit be all right again. We •deeply regret to hear al the death of Mr. George Cardno of Sea,- forth, and wish to extend our sincere !sympathy to Mrs, Cardno (wnhe was (born,and raised near Harlock) also to the two daughters,. Misses Gertrude and ;Evelyn. Mists Sadie Carter, also • Mrs, Sprung of, Auburn, visited at the home DE Mr. and Mrs, Bert Allen on Tues- day, of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Toni of 'Stratford vis- ited at the home of lir, and Mrs, Chas. Parsons on Sunday afternoon,' taking Miss Amy' back with thein. Messrs. John and Guy Leiper also Mr. 'Theo. Flynn visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Rapson on Tuesday evening of last week. Mr. I. Rapson, also Mr; Fred Grey, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. '.Phos. Neilatts an Friday evening. Quite a number attended the (Lanes in 'Londesboro hall Friday evctiing. and enjoyed a good time, DUBLIN: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donnelly and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Leo. Feeney. Mr, Jae McGrath jr. has returned from Stratford hospital where he had his tonsils removed. He is getting along nioely. Miss Nora McIGra'tli spent Sunday with her 'friend, Ethelyne O'Hearne. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Williams spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Johnnie Jordan. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Sadler of Lon- don spent Sunday with friends around Ddblin, Miss Veronica McConnell 'spent the week end in Dublin. Mrs, Peter Dill was called to De- troit on Friday to attend the funeral of her brother, Mr. Louis' McDonald, who was killed in a motor accident in that city. • Mrs. Jas. Krauskopf and Miss Car- rie visited the former's daughter in London on Sunday. Many from here attended the con- cert in St. Colusmb'aan on Tuesday night. I.t was a decided success. Mr, and Mrs. Tim O'Fiynn of Tay istock visited at the home of Mr, Jas, Shea on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Krauskopf spent Sunday in .McKillop. Miss Veronica McConnell, teacher at St. Clements, spent Sunday in Dub- lin. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coyne of Dublin is visiting with friends in Monet 'Forest, 'We are sorry to hear that Mr. Thos, Gormley is under the doctor's care. Mr. Laurence Maloney and two sisters, Misses Leona and Agnes Ma- loney, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maloney of Beechwood. LONDESBORO. Mr. Fred Caldwell returned to his hone here after spending a few months with ,friends in the west. Mr, and Mrs. Geddes of Wingham spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, John Fingland. Mfr. and Mrs, T. Roberton and daughters of Blyth, and Mr. Cunning- ham of Detroit spent Sunday at Mr. Murdock Ross'. Mr. and Airs. Stevens of Seaforth were Sunday visitors at Mr. John Notts, Mr. and Mrs, Lobb and' Mr, Pier- son of Clinton, who assisted Knox Church choir , spent Sunday at Mr. John Harvey's, Miss Alice :Fingland returned from Detroit recently where she was visit- ing friends, Mr, Frank Fingland: of Toronto is a visitor at the home of h'ls parents in the village. We are glad to report that Mrs,, Rucldell is innproving after a severe attack of flu. Mrs, White of •Drayton is visiting with her brothel, Mr. T. Millar. Airs, J. G. Hnunertou returned to Ripley Saturday after visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. D. Roherton. A splendid crowd attended anniver- sary services in (Knox church Sunday. The church was beautifully decorated with cut flowers and plants. Mr, Alp of Auburn preached two very interest- ing sermons and eine choir under th, leadership of Mrs. Allen of Harlocic and Messrs, Lobb and Pierson of Clinton rendered sane very fine selec- tions. electtions, Messrs, Lobb and Pierson sang a duet at each service, morning and. evening. The Ladies' Aid of Knox church is holding a Hallowe'en social in the Community Hall on Friday night: Conte and have a goad time. Corns cause nmch suffering, but Holloway's Corn Remover offers a speedy, sure, and sa.tieFactor•y relief. HI'LLSGREEN. • The W.M.S. are holding their thank offering on Sunday, November 3rd, at 2.30 pan. Miss E. Pafethorpe, return- ed missionary, will be the speaker, and is well worth hearing. KIPPEN. 'Come, in and see our full line of horse collars, dozens to choose from, all hand made. Harness bargains all November. Bring in your side cur- tains for repair. Am prepared to clo all kinds shoe repairing, having purchased a new patcher machine. J. A. Work- man, Kippen, Ont. Mrs. William McDonald and daugh- ters,,Misses Mary and Mangaret, .very pleasantly entertained their friends and neighbors at a tea two afternoons last .week. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald intend shortly retiring from the farm and are going to live in Seaforth in the splen- did home which Mr. McDonald re- cently purchased. We wish Mr. and Mrs. _McDonald the 'best of health to enjoy their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Potter have been visiting Mrs.. John Workman, Airs, John Deitz and Mrs. Tomlin- son are spending a few days in Tor- onto this week. Air, and Mrs. McClymont were vis- iting in London Friday ,of last week. Airs. John Workman and Miss Mil- dred spent Friday last in London. Miss Malbel Whiteman is spending a few days with her friend, Mrs. Dun- Dead or 'Alive can A'l- head. Mrs. Thos. McDonald of London was visiting with her mother, Mrs. John Anderson of our village. A hatlowe'en frolic of a very num- erous nature was celebrated by the Young folk of Kippen 'United Church Monday evening. Costumes, unique, hunnoorus and many very pretty ones were to be seen. Rev. Mr. Conner -took all' contestants for a jaunt around and so all could see and guess wino the handsome -young lady was, . or the gallant young man. Many were, very hard to identify, and the church rang with laughter. After aft had been. fully identified, games, contests were indulged in, all entered into the sports heartily. Following this, a Hal- lowe'en social was very much enjoy- ed. 'At a hate hour all returned home feeling they had never spent a more jolty evening with the young folks. The C. G. (I. T. intend holding a mother and daughter banquet in the near future, More will be announced later. Mrs, Gilbert Anderson of Snover, Michigan, was visiting with Mrs. John Workman last week;' Miss Mildred Workman spent the week end near Seaforth: Mrs, W. W. Cooper, who hats been in London for some time, has return- ed home. • Mr. Duncan Cooper, who has been working in Orillie, .has returned home. The W.M.S. are holding their thank offering meeting on Sunday, Novem- ber 3rd, at 11 a.m, Miss E. Pa'lethorp.e returned missionary from Korea, will address the meeting. Miss Palethorpe is well worth eharing. Mr. and Mrs, 'Charles Thorburn and Mrs. Glew visited friends in De- troit for a few days. Call us by 'phone at our expense when you have a Live or Dead Horse or Cow you want taken away. r, WILLIAM STONE SONS, Limited Phone 21 Ingersoll Phone 215 W Stratford 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 month water to think of it. How was that last piece of meat we sen. ycnt' Wasn't it fine. GEO. CAMERON Your Butcher, Phone 58 Seaforth. .Y01.11? AUTO NEEDS Goodyear Tires and Tubes Battery Sales and Service Charging and Repairing all makes of 13atteries A good line of new and used. parts of different makes of cars If your car is in need of repairs, give us a call. 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