HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1930-01-30, Page 1Then -let us pray that come it may,
As come it will for a' that;
Thiat sense and woath, ;o'er a''tle earth
May bear.the gree, and a' that.
Seaforth
,rear a' that and a' :that,
Ik'c cunning yet, for a' that,
That man to man the wlar1d o'er
'S•hall brothers be for a' that.
-Burns,
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 52, No. 5.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30;,1930.
Phone 84
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$5,00 prize? Whocommits the sin
mentioned in St. Luke, chapter 12,
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THREE COUNCILLORS
ELECTED ON TUESDAY,
N W, E.W. ISM. Total
Box .109 42 76 —227
Bo1'ton 90" ' 92 4 39 —2416
Crich .. .. , 106 4'7 . 716 -229.
Eckert .. .. 132 118 981 338
Sutherland 16$ . 91!4'. 119 -3.96
WM. C. MONTGO'MERY.
There passed away afiter much pain
and yufferiitg one _of the older'resid-
euts, William> Crown Montgomery
whose death came at his home on
Brantford street, Se'ciort'h, about six
o'clock on Saturday' evening, January
27th. Mr, Mbnt'gomery was one of
those fortunate 'persons' who go
through practically a whole lifetime
without a days' illness. Until April
j last he. held that enviable record, but
The
O f few then, with the exception of e
Y few weeks, he suffered acutely from
heart trouble. Barn seventy-one years
ago wear Toronto, Mr. Montgomery
(n� nfectioner and Restaurant was of -Irish descent. The family
�ao Y moved to Seaforth forty years ago
remaining here°but part of a year be-
fore going to B'lyi*h where in 1692 Mr.
" Montgomery married his now bereft
CLARK'S
Tomato
Soup
Is a godd one. Some think as good as.
the -best American brands which
sell -at 15c.'
SPECIAL. -3 tins C
IDEAL TOMATO CATSUP we be-
lieve to be best value in Canada.
Only about. half the price of
other good ones 14 oz ' 15c
26 0z,.' - 25c
STEEL WOOL, 3 for 25c
CHEESE. September 1929 for..,30c
June 192.7• for 35c
FRESH OR SALT HER-
RINGS . • .40c doz.
4'
SILVER BRIGHT SALMON
TROUT fresh frozen '18c lb.
EPSOM SALTS
SULPHUR •
GLAUB'ER SALTS 6 Ills for..,. . 25c
M r g
I CEMEAT—�Wa 25c c
(one of the best) 2 Ib..,..
Clark's
25c
Tomato Soup for
HEADCHEESE' very choice. ,17c 'lb.
F, Il. HUTCHISON
Phone Phor Phood
166
CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Church Pastor,
Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A.
Sunday, Feb. 2nd.—;t1 a.m.—Public
worship, 'crantent of the Lord's
Sa
Supper.
230 p.m• Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
7 p.m.—Public or hiP Subject—
"Who
—
tWho Owns You?"
ENGAGEMENT.
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and 'Mrs. Thomas J. Walter,
i a � rs
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J
Brampton, n late of 'Huilett township,
n pto p,
announce the engagement of their
youngest .daughter, Doris Emily, to
-Albert E. Durst, eldest son of Mr.
and 'Mrs. A. D. Hurst, Gravenhurst,
Ont,
Mr. William Ladd announces the
engagement 'of his daughter, Kath-
leen, to Mr. Robert E. Reid of Ha-
milton, son of Kr. and Mrs, William
Reid of Seaforth, the marriage to
take place quietly this month, -Clin-
ton .News-lRecord,
FARMERS' MEETING.
•
The Fanners' 'Club will hold its
monthly meeting in the Town Hall,
Seaforth, on Wednesday evening,
February Seth, after the usual prelim-
inaries, and a short resume of the co-
operative activities of the Secretary.
The following programme will, be
presented:
Mr. Joseph Forrest of Tuckeremith
will deliver his lecture, "My Country,:'
This 'subject i§ a broad and expansive
one and Mr. Forrest will deal with the
"Innnignation Problem," with "