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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-11-14, Page 5THURSDAY, NOVFhMBB i4, 1929 esuaseeesvenevananneVamWVIsseonsalaalloSwonselles 1 111111011.11C1111goz= SEA ORTU SUPERIOR STORES This will announce the affiliation- of two new Superior Chain stores in Seaforth with the largest and strongest Group of Independent Mer- chants in Canada, w.hieh has its own Wholesales buying i1t large. quantities and 'distributing economically aridefficiently thus enabling your own local Merchants to 'match or ,excel any fair competition, These a ressive Merchants, whose reputation for fair dealing has gg ed the iniiplirit confidence of their stood the test and who have enjoy many customers, now bring to Seaforth all the advantages of Messed buying power, Int this Mammoth Organization .of nearly .1,000 stores, every Man- ager is the owner, an alert, experienced grocer, rendering personal ser- vice, always guarding his customers' interests and realizing fully t he is judged to -day by his ability to serve and that keener competition demands 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 we'll -chosen Specials, which wilt mean real savings to you and their regttlar prices will always be competitive. 'Superior Chain Stores are now estStrat- ford, all over London, milton ford Kitchener. Seaforth, Waterloo, Guelph, Brantford, Ha Toronto, and all over,Ontario, -with one or more in over two hundred cities, towna and villages, Watch for our. Weekly ,Specials -.It will pay you. 7 Deliveries all over town Every Day. • • We Ms Stewart Phone 77 S Rois • Sproat t Rhone 8 eRia We.pay the highest prices for good cream. Our services to ourp atrons are the best that can be given. Do not sendY your cream to • other Creameries; we want it here. reamer _ we need your co-operation._ To operate a C y P In return for you co-operation we will give you of our best in service and prices. We are agent for • the Mellotte te Cream Separators. Come g .. in and see the new. Models. . Ont. • Creamer Co, Seaforth, SeaForth Y C. A. BARBER, Prop. Wt Jo Walker 86 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 aired Chas. A. Llowe y Residence -James St. eneeseeeweewi D HL McInnes nes 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 Tri It When you feel. tired and drowsy, slip around the corner andget a• massage at SID'S • SHOP You may come in with a grouch but will go out with a smile. Phone 125. McKILLOP; " 'The folldwing is the report for S.S. No. 7, McKillop, for the months of September and Oin October. Sr, Irv,=Mclvil'le Shannon 82 per cent, Helen Talnliison 79. Jr, IV. -'Everett' Perdue 81, Walter Somerville 715. 5 Ivin Sr. IIIIL-'B;byd Driscoll fi , Shannon ' 76, Jimmie Balfour. 70: Sr, I!1.-Kablileen Leering 7L; Har- old,Htrdie 70, f 'rnries•--Willie Leeming, I•$ Ptie len Thatner (good). The , leant' number of mistakes- in spelling -Sr. IV„ Melville. Shannon; Jr. IV., Everett Perdue; Sr, III., Boyd Driscoll; 'Sr. I'I., Kathleen Leeming. Number on roll, Ill. Ave- rage attendance 10.05, Cora F. Strong, Teacher. The following is the report of R. C. S. S. No. 1, -McKillop for the months of September and October. Sr. IV. -Jas, Downey, Jr. UV. --Mary . Downey, Albert Krauskopf, Marie Burns, Hubert O'- Reilly, Clarence Ryan. SST, LII.. -Wm. Flanagan, Barbara Carlin, Mary Walsh, Michael -Wals-h, Loretta O'Rourke, Clarence O'Reilly, Richard Downey. Jr. PIL-Cecilia 'Kraskopf, Gerald Burns, 'Clement Krauskopf, Margaret Walsh, Dorothy Nolan. 'Class II, -Mary Givlin, Margaret Kratiskopf, Joe Burns, Jos. Givlin, Harold Ryan, Tom Flanagan, Denis Nolan, Aurae 'Downey. Class I.= -Rita Ryan, Leo Carlin, Lorne Flanagan, Jack Walsh, Lorne Burns:' Primer -Mary Nolan, Mary Kraus- kopf, Leo 'Ryan, Mary E. O'Rourke, Teacher. ELIMVILLE. The anniversary services of this church held last Sunday were large- ly attended the church filled both bines. Rev. Mr. Anthony of Thames Road' ,preached rousing, sermons Which were greatly .appreciated. The music was furnished by the choir, and male quartette. The church was very peetttly decorated with plants and flowers. A free will offering of over $600 was received. Among the visitors who attended the services were Mr. and Mrs. Telford -Howe and daughter of Toronto; Misses Bertha and Winnie Smithson of St. Thomas; _Misses Joy and Evelyn Whitlock of St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hawkins of Seaforth; Mrs. Jas. Haw- kins of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs, 0, Cann and Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. E. Pym and daughter, Misses Myrtle and Lila Pym, Mr. and Mrs, Rolland Squires and children from north of the Thames Road; Mr. and Mrs. George Squires and children and Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of Whalen. BORN. FALL. -In Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Sunday, Nov, 10th, to - Mr. and Mrs. W. 5• Felt, Staffa, a daughter (Lois Elizabeth). OOLBLERT-In Hamilton, on Satur- day, November 9th, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. Clen. Colbert, a son, MARRIAGES. WIOGDBiUPF-GRIO'SSB'LE,-On Sat- urday, November 9th, in Bloor St, United Church, Toronto, by Rev, 'G. C. Pidgeon, D.D., Mary Camp bell Crosbie, formerly of Seaforth, 'Ontario, to Hodson Usher Wood- ruff, of St. David's, Ontario. FOWL SUPPER, VARNA A 'hot supper will be served in the -Orange Hall, Varna, untl•er the aus- pices of the Women's Missionary So- ciety of the United Church, from 6 to 8 p,ni., on the evening of Thursday, November 2' th, The strapper wilt be followed by a short program. Every- body welcome, ' Admission 35c and 20c. CARD OF THANKS. Mr, W. T. Grieve and family, wish to thank all those who kindly assisted during the funeral of the late John G. Grieve, and for the teeny expressions of sympathy, TOWN TOPICS .Mr.' Percy .Hoag of Hagersville vis- itedwith its Barents over the week- end Miss Margaret Armstrong, of Wes- tern University, London, spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr: and Mrs, A D. Armstrong, Miss Mary; .Armstrong. of Toronto, has been visiting her sisters, Mrs. R. Scarlett and Mrs, J, R. Scott. Mr. end Mrs; Names Kerr, Mrs, J. Aitcheson and MISS B4ith Hi lenwere in Toronto over the week end Miss Marjorie Brown and Mr. Wm Godfrey of Toronto were holiday guests at the Rectory, with the form - Mr H ers parents Rev, and s. T , Brown. Mr, Rob. Willis, of Toronto 'Unt ver•sity, spent the week end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, W, G. Willis, Misses Marjorie Biekell, Gladys McPhee end .Bertha Beattie, of Tor- onto, spent the week end with their parents here, • Miss Blanche Wheatley of Toron- to spent the week end with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. George Wheatley, Mr. and Mrs, Sara Gottschalk spent the week end visiting friends in Dash- wood, ash-wood, Miss Anna Sutherland of Toronto was a holiday visitor with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, A, D. Sutherland, Miss Laura McMillan, of Carlisle, spent the. holiday with ,her .parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. F. McMillan. Mrs. William Freeman, who under- went an operation for goitre in Lock- wood hospttal, Toronto, ronto returned ho'inc Friday and is doing nicely, Mr, and Mrs. W. E, Chapman spent the week end and Than'ksgivin.g at the hones of their sons in Bridgeburg, Miss Irwin and •Miss Lee, of Tor- onto, were Thanksgiving visitors with r P Lane, Rev ..Mrs, A s, W. i rHenry 'I r n Mr. �r and 'Mrs. Het rte and \2.r Y m'of London were' test for family, g t s Than'ks'giving with the. former'b mo- ther Mrs, Jos. Fowler. 'Misses Grace Scarlett of Burgess - Ville, g Ville, and Marion Scarlett, of• Kippen, were,,holiday •guests with their par- ents;' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scarlett, Dr. Aubrey Crich, Miss Gertrude Crich;' Mr Fred Crich and Mrs. Earl Smith 'and little son, all of Toronto; and Mr. Jack Crich, of Guelph, spent The week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Crich. Mr, Thomas Nolan of Toronto Uni- versity,, spent Thanksgiving under .the parental roof. Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Pringle, of Hamilton, visited' their son, Mr, A. M. Pringle, and Mrs. Pringle, over the holiday. -Mr, and Mrs, J. A. I,Vilson and Miss Dorothy Wilson spent the wee(: end with Dr. Tweddle at Fergus. . Mrs. Joseph Grimmett is visiting her 'mother, Mrs. Hutton, at Kincar- dine. Mr. George Coleman was in Hamil- ton last week attending the funeral of the late Mr, Bea Johnson, Mrs. M. Smith of De'troit spent the week end at the home Of her ,sister, Mrs. M. C.arbert, Messrs. Charles Evans and Ed- ward Evans and Miss E. Miro, of Hamilton, were Thanksgiving guests with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Evans, Wilson street, Miss Ethel McKay, of Thedfard,. and Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Mason and daughter Marion of Blyth, were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKay. Mr. Ronald McKay, who has spent a couple of weeks at his home here, left .on Monday for Toronto. Mr. and Mfrs. Robert Dundas and children of Toronto were visitors ov- er the holiday with the former's ano- ther, Mrs. W. A. Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCabe and daughter Noreen and Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow of Godeirch, were visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Alex, Stir- ling on Sunday, Mrs. George Sparks left this 'week to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs, Edward McAsh in London. • ,Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Govenlock at- tended the.funeral of the late Mr. Ben Johnson, in Hamilton last week, Mrs, Horton of Goderich is visit- ing at. the !home of .Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Stirling this week. Mr. Jos. Carhert and Mr. A Mc- Connell of Detroit spent the week end with Mrs, M. Carbert, Mr.George, L. McIntoshand sat Geor ) I g, of Dornoch Farms, Derby, N.Y., were guests of MT, and Mrs. J, M. Henderson over the holiday, Mr. Mc- Intosh is not yet fully recovered from severe injuries received some Months ago, when he was hit by an automo- bile while classing the street in Buf- falo. Mt-.: and Mrs. Will Hogg and family of Stratford spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Habkirk. Misses Evelyn and Hazel Starling of Dublin underwent tonsil operations in Scott Memorial Hospital on Wed- nesday, Mr, 'Wm. Laing of Queen's . Uni- versity and Mrs. Laing and family of Milverton spent the week -end with the foriner's parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Laing, Mr. T. J, Wylie spent the week- end at his home in Toronto. Miss Leona C. Purcell of T.oroosto spent Thanksgiving at her hone ,here, Miss Mary McFadden of Toronto spent the holiday with her,. mother, Mrs. T. 'vie/Fadden. Mr. and Mrs. Urban D. Clark and children of Toronto spent the week- end with Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Greig, Miss Siegel who was injured in an auto accident on Oct 27, is iriaprov- Mg favorably in the hospital. .Mrs, John Wanless who has been a resident of.. Varna for the past's'ixaty years, has given up her home and moved to Seaforth to live with her daughter, Mrs, E. Turnbull,. •Mr. W. H Little of Norwood spent' Thanksgiving with his father, Mr, A, Utt'le„ - Mr. Bt•il Archibald of the O,.iA,C., Guelph, s,p�_e_nt the holiday with his .parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Archi- bald; • Mr, Jack Hinohley of Brantford spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. J,. D. ilinohley, • Mrs. Burdge and her mother, Mrs. McKay, of Hantiltott, spent the boli' day with M'r, and Mrs, W. F. Mc - The cheapness of Mother Graves' Millan, Worm •Extetrmittator puts it within Miss Bessie Grieve of Chatham reach of all, and it can he got at any spent the week -end at her (come druggists, THE SEA`ORTH NEWSa' T - H Mli and M'Ire. 1 iltn Love attended PAT: f tyy �1 r� �o e! the funeral in Hensali on Wednesday Christmas Cards Taylor, 1•;.ve's sister, Ytrs, Jahn Friends will be sorry to know thstt Mrs, Wm, Strutt of Brucefietci, who suffered a stroke recently, is still very ill. Mrs. Scott is a sister of Mr. John Beattie, •Mrs, Wtni. Chesney of Grosse Isle, Mich,, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex. Gordon. Miss Nell McDougall •and Miss Helen Stewart visited friends in Gods A large range of fine greet- ing garde, with envelopes,• and printed name on card, priced at $125 per dozen, THE SEAFORTH NEWS, ,rte Mrs. Ross J, Sproat and Mr.e, Earl Heron are at present recovering nice- ly from injuries they received when the former's ear skidded off the pave- nien•t near St. Coluunban about 2,30 Friday afternoon, while driving to- wards Mitchell. Mrs. Sproat suffered a broken eallar bone and Mrs. Heron received injuries to her back, The car struck a tree and was badly damag- ed, Mr. and Mrs, Heron had arrived from Toronto only that morning on the noon train. Mrs, John Mil'Ison was a visitor in Detroit for a few days last week: Mr. B. C. Rising o8 Toronto is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs, John Webster, Amon those from a distance at- tending the funeral of the late John G. Grieve on Tuesday were: Mr. and Mrs. Rab'ert Tuesday Gravenhurst; Mr, and Mrs, Will Grieve Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Kelly ,and daugh- ter, Morris; Mr, and Mrs. Fred Scar- lett, Leadbury. Mr. and Mrs. 2ywple and sen of Londbn, Mr, and Mrs, Will Ander- son and children and Miss Mildred Stewart,, of Torottto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart of Eg- mondyille aver the week end. Mr, and Mrs.:Sttanley Gray of Strat- ford anti Miss Laura MoMilian were F.Mc- Millan its f Mr. and Mrs. W.M gt s o Millan in Egntondville. ' Misses Ida and Eva Love of Tor- onto`spent'bhe holiday at the- paren-tal home of Mr, and Mrs. John Love, Mr. and Mrs. J. Camenotn•and chil- dren of Toronto, Dr. and Mrs. Riley of Bradford, were guests of Mr. anti :Mrs. John Pinkney over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs, Thomson of Kinloss, Mr; ain't Mrs. George Snell of Aub- urn and daughter Elsie, were visiting at the home of Mr. and' Mrs, John Pinkney over the week end. Mrs, Reginald Sykes left on Thurs- day last for her home in , ,Shel•ton, Washington state. • Mr. anti :Mrs., R. N.. Rissoinette moved to Stratford this week. • . Miss Maybelle Rends accomlpaoied• "them and will remain until•they are settled. Messrs. Angus McRae and ' Will Faulkner spent Than'ksgivin'g, at Stratford... On Wed„ Nov. 13th, Mrs, Hudson, of Hensall, observed her 89th birth- day. During the past year a gather- ing of the family was held at Seaforth at which five generations were repre- sented. Mrs, Hudson is extremely active "for her age and her many friend's join in wishing her "Many Happy Rettu•ns o'f the Day." Mr. T. Barnett spent a few days last week in Detroit. Mr, Keith Lamont of Detroit was a holiday visitor at the home of his father, Mr. Alex. Lamont. • -Mrs, J. 5. Merner of Windsor was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Case during the wee(: end. Mrs. L. C. Jackson spent the week end in Toronto, Mr, Fred Jackson of Merrickville also spent the week end at Toronto. Miss Mary Jackson of Thedford spent the holiday at her home. Messrs. Ckoss and Day of the Col- legiate staff spent the week end at their homes in Aylmer and Toronto. Mr, Alex. Finnigan and Miss Long- ford of Toronto vent the week end with bhe former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Finnigan. Miss Hellyer and Miss .Fennell of the Oolregiate staff spent the week end at their homes in Waterford and Grand Valley respectively. Miss Sin- clair spent the week end in Toronto. Mr. an dMrs. Roy Consitt and family of Kippen and Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Farquhar of Brucefield spent the holiday with Mrs. John Consitt. Mrs. G. D. C. Harn spent •the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Wegg, in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eckert have re- turned to Burlington to resume their duties for the Ring Construction Co. Miss Margaret Purcell left on Wed- nesday for London to have her eyes treated by a specialist, as her sight is in a precarious condition. Mr. and Mrs. R H. Sproat spent Thanksgiving in Preston. Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Wigg and fa- ntily spent the week end at Durham. ,Miss Gretta Ross of Weston teach- ing staff, spent the holiday with her parents, Dr, and Mrs. R. R. Ross. Mr, William Elcoat and daughters Misses Hazel and Jean. Menet, spent the week end with Dr, and Mrs. Glen- field at Waldacetown. Mr. Carl Aherhart of Toronto Uni- versity spent the holiday at his home here, Mrs. Henderson and Mrs, Delaney left this week to spend the winter in Toronto, Miss MaCorcl of Toronto, Mr. R. A. Coates and Miss Gertrude Coates of London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs: William Ament. Mrs. Coates, who spent too weeks here, returned with them to London. , 'Messrs, Arthur and 'Carl Ament of Toronto Spent the holiday at their home here. 'Mr. George- Hutchison of London and Miss Doeo•bhy H•uteh•ison of St, Catherines, spent the holiday with their .Barents, Mr, and Mrs, F. D. Hutch!sonr Mr, and Mrs, George Wilson of Staffa called on friend's in Seaforth on Sunday. 'Miss Beatrice Seip, Miss Dorothy Robinson and Miss Hilda Ashton of London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Selo. Mr, aaud 4,r5. 12. 0, Lucichar:t and family and Mrs, 5. I+ Iratzentneir of New Hamburg were Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. George Seip, MissE'learta• Snider, who has been organist of 'Egntondville 'United Church, la lea wing to be organist of Cltntott Presbyterian Church, • Dr. and Mrs, A. L. Hays of fort Erie spent Thanksgiving with the former's p'alents, Mr. • and Mfrs. Jas, Hays, ertoh township over the holiday, • Miss Florence Beattie sang e solo int the Presbyterian Church, Clinton, on Sunday evening. Mr. Gibson White of Western Uni- versity, London, spent the week -end' at his hotne, Mrs. J. R. Hillis and son Donald, Miss Mildred Turnbull and Mr, Arn- old Turnbull, all of Toronto, were holiday visitors with their moyther, Mrs, G. T, Turnbull. Miss Alice Arehihald spent the week -end in Tgront.). Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Beattie of Toronto were visitors over the week- end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Beattie, Mrs, Beattie wilt re- main here for two weeks. De, and Mrs, Wm, A'ber.hart, of Mitchell, and Mr, and Mrs. Sam Petrie of Milverton were Thanksgiv- ing ,guests o•f Mr, and Mrs, 5. C, Llaing, The handsome sum of 11175 was realized by the Canadian Legion on Poppy Day for Seaforth and Walton. Miss Mary Hays and .Miss Mary McTavish of Toronto are visiting with the former's parents, Col, and Mrs, R. S. Hays, A large shed was moved this week from the late D•r. Scott's property to Mr, W. Free's lot for a garage, 'Mr, and Mrs. Peter Kerr called on Marg- aret ' cousins, M. and thetat e• s o s tt g ,J aret Robertson on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kerr, .Mr. and Mrs, James Gillespie and on Neil, of Toronto, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gillespie over the week -end. Mr. Thomas Smith of Windsor vis- ited at the home of his mother. Mrs. Stark, over the week -end. Mr. and •:Mrs. Wesley Free and Mr. Jahn Mc'Le'llan attended the Butten- ham-MMcLellan wedding at StafEa .on Tuesday. Master George Hays of the Tech- nical school, London, spent Than'ks- giying under ,the parental roof. HOME AND SC'HOO'L ASS'N The Home and School Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday aiternoont, Nov. 25th at 4 p:m, in the teachers' room of the pub- lic school, Miss Saralbel MacLean will take the subject for diseassion. A cup of tea will be served. Alt mem- bers are invited to attend and 'bring a friend. WALTON. .Messrs. A. D. Coutts, W. R. Shol- dice, W. C. Bennett, Aden Forbes, W. T. Elliott and Ed. Miller attended the Armistice church parade in Clin- ton on Sunday afternc'on, -(filler's Worm Powders will not only expel worms from the system, but will induce healthful conditions of the system under which worms can no longer thrive. Worms keep a child in a contintt'al state of restless- ness and pain and there can be no comfort for the little one until the cause of suffering be removed which can be easily done by the use of these powders, than which there is nothing more effective. TIJCKERSMITH. Mr. and Mrs. Beecroft and two children of Whitechurch, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Robinson and daughter Frances of Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Lyon and daughter Ruth of Losndes- boro, and 'Mr. Arthur Lyon, teacher of Kitchener, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk over the holiday. Mr. Arthur Jackson is visiting with his mother, Mrs. J. Jackson. Miss Marjory Hay .had her tonsils removed in Scott Memorial Hospital last week. Mr. and Mfrs. Jno. Elgie spent a few days last week visiting' friends in Meaford, :Lis Jos. eL ellen is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ivan Forsyth, Miss Hazel McLaughlin spent the week -end in Exeter. Mr. Wm. Patrick of Toronto spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and nIrs, M. Patrick. Mr. Sandy Doig.of Kitchener spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Doig, Miss Gladys. Shillinglaw, , Mrs, I. Hargraves and family visited with their parents over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Oke and Miss Carrie, of Egntondville, spent Thanks- giving at Ah. Peppers on the 2nd con, Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Levitt of Inger- soll spent the week end at Thos. Cole- man's. Mr. and Mrs. R. Rogerson of Oon- bustatt's, nce, spent last Friday at Mr. Teb- Mr, sand Mrs. Smith of Sarnia spent Thanlcsgiving at Mr. Russell Cole- man's. The Misses Vietta and Pearl. Cole- man and Master Francis Coleman spent Thanksgiving at their grand- parents', Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coleman. fa The rmers here are -busy getting the fall work finished, Mrs. Lee and children of Wheatley spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Crich, Mrs, J E. Ball and her sister, Mrs. \Vim, McDoealcl of Washington State, are visiting their sister, Mrs, Mode - land of New Liskeard. ,Mr, Harold Crich of London spent the week end at his home here, Mrs. 5: T. Crich of Clinton spent the week end with relatives here, Died in Goderich.-Since the time of` his visit to his brother in Sacramento a couple of years ago, Mr. Melvin J. Clark had been in poor health, corn- ing home from the trip ill, and on Thursday, October 3lst, he passes{ away at his home on Collborne street, Goderich, in his 7lst year, Mr, Clark bad been 'a resident of Goderich for the past fourteen years, he .and Mrs. `Clark (formerly MTS. Whitehead) e::ntiitg her* on 'heir marriage Mr. Clark was horn at Battersea near., Yingston, and came as to child with hisparettts (the late Mr, .arise' Mss, CALL IN AND. SEE THE NEW 1930,1 Sparton aand Marconi l Some good buys on used Battery Machines. Also a good line of Batteries and Goodyear Tires CHEVROLET GARAGE A. Wo Dunlop Seaforth, Ont. Phone 187 Reuben Clark) to settle on the Huron road west, at 'Alma in Tuckersnith, where he continued to reside until going to Goderich 14 years ago. Two sisters predeceased him about a year ago and now the brother in Sacra- mento (aged 87 years) is the only sur- vivor of the family, and 'Mrs. Clark survives. The funeral took place from. the 'home in Goderich to Clinton Ifor interment. The services were con- ducted by Rev, R. C. MCDermid, pas- tor of Knot Church, Goderich, of which the deceased was a member, and the pallbearers were Messrs. Thos, Livingstone, Herb. Taylor, Mat, MdDermad, Herb, rLamphrey, Chas. Whitely and Isaac'Curwen. The fun- eral was largely a'tte'nded, including many friends from near Clinton, A- mong friends frpm a :distance who were present were Mrs. McLaughlin, i n of Chatham,a niece; Mr. Gilbert Clark and to sis'tens of Sarnia, neph- ew and nieces; Mr. Aaron Coats and Mr, Wm, Coats and family, of Bramp- ton; Mr, and •Mrs. Mc'Gugan, of De- troit; Mr. Wm, Sharman, of Hamil- ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Knox and dau- ghter Eileen of Caledonia, Miss Annie Moore of London, Mr. Davis Moore of Toronto spent the holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, I. Moore, School report for S. 5 .NO..9, Tuck- ersmith for &etcher. , Sr. IV-MI•argaret 'Hay 82 2-3, per cent, .Margaret iBroadfoot 73, Mac Chesney 48 2-3, Roy Hodgert 45 1-3 (absent for an examination), Marjory Hay(absent for examinations). Jr. TV. -Anna Love 79, Irene Mc- Kay 74 1-3, Jack Consitt 67, •Lorne Hay, 65 1-3, Jean Irvine 65, Russell Hodgert 45 2-3, ,Billy Dalrymple 39 2-3, Jr. IIL-Riobert McLachlan 74, Glen Houston 57 1-5. • Sr. IL, 'Stewart Love 69 1-3, Kate Dalrymple 50 2.3, Bobby ,Gemmell 42 2-3(absent for examination). Sr, L -Jack MacKay 92, .Billy Hod- gert 73. Primer -Helen Houston. Class V. -.Helen Ups -hall 60, Number on roll 21; average atten- dunce 19. Margaret E Grieve, Teacher, HARLOCK. The following is the report of S.S. No. 6, Hullett, for the months of Sep- tember and October: V. -Gladys Leiper 70.5, Alvin Stev- ens 66:5. !V -Helen McGregor 84.6, Marg- aret Beatty 73.2. Jack McEwittg 67. IIT, -+Harry Rapson 692. Sr. II,-iWillie Taylor 82.8, Ida Lei- per 78. Jr. Tit, TVatsota rReid 72.2, Jimmy McEwingg 622. I �\\rilma Shepherd d9.6,- Roy Hol- land 86, ,Gordon McGregor 53.3. - Sr, Printer, Laura Leiper, 'Jr. Printer, Alvin Nicholson, •Number on roll 15, average attend- ance 14;9. Lydia. L. Reid, Teacher. Mrs, Elliott of Blyth spent the week end and Thanksgiving day with her daughter, Mrs. Bert Allen, return- ing to Blyth on Monday night. Mr, and Mrs, Ernie Toll visited the former's sisters, Misses Ella and Ruby Toll of Toronto over the week end, leaving Mr. Harold Wheatley of Clinton in charge dining their ab- sence. Mr. and Mrs, James Watt of Blyth, Mr. James Watt and son Owen, of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs, C, Parsons, also the Misses Amy and Elea Par- sons were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Watt on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. James Scott of Tor- onto, Mr. and Mrs. Simon MoVittie and Duncan, Mr. and Mrs, Leo Watt and family and Mr, and Mrs. Kellaand MoVittie spent Thanksgiving day at the hone of Mr. and • Mrs. Nelson Lear. •Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston of De- troit, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Johnston of Chath'am 'and their mother, Mrs. D. Johnston of London, also Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott of Toronto were.guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mc- ., Vittie an Sunday. The Ladles' Aid held their Novem- ber meeting at the home of Mrs. Da- vid Reid with a good attendance. The afternoon was spent in quilting after wfich a dainty lunch was served. Lt was decided that bhe Ladies' Aid would assist the Young People in riett ting tip a programme for the Christ - Inas tree, Mr. Thomas Knox purohased a coach car last week. We wish them every success and enjoyment ' with their fine car. Quite a number attended the sup- per in Londesb'oro on Thanksgiving night and report gettine a good sup- per, also enjoyed the programme. Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Scott returned to. Toronto on Tuesday, callinglling on Mr, and Mts. Leo Vat thetr way, Mr.' and Mrs, Kellanel IvIcVittie vis- ited at the hone of Mr, and Mrs, S, McVittie Sunday for dinner and en- tertained company in their own (tome Sunday afternoon. `s`r Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Rapson and Marie entertained friends on Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Juo. Watt of Blyth, Mr. James Watt and Master Owen of Toronto visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Leo Watt on Sunday after- noon. Miss Lavine Knox, Miss Agnes and Mr. Robert, Leiper, Miss May. Platnil- ton, and Miss Florence Knox,. all of Toronto, ,spent the week end and hol- iday with their parents and friends. Mr. Fred Grey visited his family in Orillia over the week end and Thanks- giving day. :Miss Ably Parsons motored to Stratford Tuesday morning in cam, piny with friends, `Mrs. Bert Allen and her another, Mrs. A, Elliott of Blyth visited on Sunday at the' home of Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Neilans. • We are sorry that Mr. Lorne Toll has not been very well for the last couple of weeks, but glad he is feel- ing better again. Miss Marie Rapson spent Sunday afternoon and evening with friends near 'Clinton,' We are glad to know that Mr. John Leiper and Mr, Bert Beacom, who got their tonsils removed last week are getting along nicely. 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