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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1930-05-29, Page 4PAGE FOUR THE SEAFORTH NEWS Snowdon Bros., Publishers. THE SEAFORTH NEWS.' THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1930, WALTON., Mr. and Mrs, George Wells, Fred end Joan of IToronito, event the week end with Mr. and Mrs. H. Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. Johin Bennet of Al- ma, called on friends Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. iPerrett and family of andcoe, spent the week end with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lane and family of Toronto spentthe week end with Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge. Miss Alethe'e Carter accompanied -by Mr. Bob Campbell •of Brussels spent the 24th in London. r Mr and .Mrs, `Ivy Henderson and family of McKillop visited Mrs. Hen- derson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Love on Sunday and also called' on other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davidson and Murray spent the week end with Mr, -and ' Mrs. J. Bennett. Mrs, ,Ed, Fawcett, . of London, is visiting alt the home of Mr ,and Mrs. John Balfour, Leadbury. Mr. and Mrs .Win. MeGavin and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McGavin, Me- Killop, visited Mrs Wm. McGavin's brother. Mr. Wm Rinn, at Kinburn on the 24th. Dorothy, Helen and Anna Somer- ville spent the 24th with their friend, Dorothy Driscoll, at Leadbury, Misses Ruth and 'Minnie Fulton, Mr. George Bailey and Mr. Joe Hef- fron, of Toronto, spent the week end -with Miss E. Belleau. with Mr. and Mrs. Jock Ferguson, Miss Thelma Dale returned to To- ' rontc on \Londay, ,Nurse Margaret Love, who was at- tending a case in Seaforth, is visiting Mrs. Charles MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Henderson of M'eIQillop visited at bhe home of Mr, and Mrs, E. Britton on Sunday last, Mrs. Farnham, of Clinton, and so•n, Allen, of Detroit, were 'guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ohat'les MacGreg- or. Mr. and 'Mrs. Cecil Farnham. of Kitchener spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs, C. MacGregor, Mr. •Harley Taylor, and Miss Annie Taylor spent Thursday in Stratford. Mr. jos. Riley has purchased a new Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmour, Miss Mary Moore and Mr. Jack Moore, all Of Toronto, spent the 'holiday veibh Mr, W. Moore and his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson and Mr. Alvin Dale took in the races alt Mitchell on Saturdn•y._ Mrs. Pocket of Saskatoon, is vis- iting hes father, Mr. Thos. .Living - eon. Miss Margaret Love and Mrs. E. Britton visited their parents, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Love, •Walton, on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. W.. McMillan and daughter. Marion visited on Sunday at the home of Harvey Taylor. Mr. Howard Marshall spent he week end With friends in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clarke spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson took in the races at Mitchell on the 24th. Mr. end Mrs. Robert Moore and family of Stratford visited at the home of Mr. William Moore and his mother on Sunday last. The Sunday School will have their anniversary on June 8, Rev, Eric An- derson, Blyth, will be the minister for the day. The choir and special talent will render music suitable for the day. A great deal of preparation is being made to have the church appropriate- ly decorated as it will be Children's Sunday. CONSTANCE. Mr. Chas. Riley of London spent Sunday with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, George Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riley visited with the letter's parents on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cook, of Goderich township. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson and son motored to Sarnia Friday night and stayed over the holiday there. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmour and Mr. John Moore and hie ,inter of Toron- to, spent the week end at the home of Mr. Wm. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellwood and children, Mrs. George Cook and Miss Mary Cook, nI Goderich township, paid a short visit •to the village on if o :day. errs. ,Maiden, Clarke had the mis- fortune to fail downstairs •last Mon- day and fracture some ribs. Miss Vera a Dodds and Mr. Fred El- liott of Throne-) spent the weekend • Persian Balm—the delight of fem- ininity. It imparts a fragrant charm to the complexion. Tones up the ;kin and makes it velvety soft in tex- ture. Cooling. refreshing, it i; de- lightful to use. Never leaves a ves- tige of stickiness. Invaluable for hands, face, and as a hair fixative. Wonderfully soothing and protective. Especially recommended in cases of roughness or chafing caused by wea- ther conditions. Anderson's Bakery WE ARE TRYING TO PLEASE YOU WITH QUALITY Try our Butter -Milk Scone, Cottage and Brick Loaves VARIETY OF BUNS ALWAYS ON HAND. WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR SATURDAY SPECIALS. (If tee please you, tell others; if not, tell use T. R. ANDERSON Massey=Harris No 7 Spreader For two Horses Low down Tight bottom Narrow tread Wide Spread ' A LIGHT DRAFT, TIME -SAVING, LABOR SAVING SPREADER On show at Massey -Harris Shop, Seaforth: JOHN GALLOP AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS All Repairs and Labor Cash. Open Evenings. STAFFA. Weir, is convalescing from an eper- Mr. Howard Leary, London, spent ation. the week -end with his parents, Miss' Mary Collinson is visiting her Mn and Mrs. N. Dingle and son of sister, Mrs. SHIM,. Brantford, in rolvis week. Toronto visited aver ,the holiday with Mr, and Mrs. 0. W. Reed. Rev. B. Snell' and Mr. Rabe' 'Nor- ris leave Thursday morning to at- tend the Conference ,o'f the United Church in Woodstock Misses Pearl and Myra Treffryd of London, spent the holiday with their aunt, Miss Jennie Treffry, 'Mr, and Airs. C. Harrigan, Cha- tham, called on Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Vivian on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. F. 'O'Brien and Har- old spent the week -end in Ridgetown. Mr. end Mrs. Jno. Leary and fatu- ity visited in Atwood on the 24th. Mr. and .Mrs. Bert Yeo. Toronto, visited with the former's sister, Mrs. C. Bowman, over the holiday. Mr. Wm. McNeil is visiting with friends in Toronto. Staffa and Mount Pleasant ball teams meet at Staffa on Thursday night, This is the first home game of the season aetd promises to be a real game. Come and cheer for the boys. Mr. Harold O'Brien has returned to London where he will graduate as a doctor on Friday. BLYTH. What might have proved a serious accident happened to Mr. Thomas Taylor wheal he fell to the ground from the cab of a truck unloading su- gar at Radford's store on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Taylor was uncon- scious for a time and had to be taken home stretcher in n the truck. Burlin and Lone Mr. and Mrs.g Air, and Airs. Thomas Barrie, of Tor- onto, spent the holiday with Mr, and Mrs C. Burling. Mr. C. Burling is laid up at pres- ent with rheumatism. Mrs. Roy Fox and daughter Mar- garet, of Beachville, and Mrs. Bert Webb, of 'Woodstock, are visiting their mother, Mrs. C. Spafford, for a couple of weeks. Mlrs. R. Shaw returned this week her sister atter s visit with in Ken- tucky. Mrs. (Rev.) Weir is spending a week or two in Toronto where Rev and 'Mrs, Weir's son, Mr, Stewart The New Durant Four Durant, Four Cylinder, Standard Sedan Model "4-07" APPEARANCE PERFORMANCE COMFORT VALUE A.DVANCED engineering principles applied to the new Durant Four give it riding and driving qualities comparable only to auto- mobiles of much higher price. Smooth, light -pressure "steeldraulic" brakes provide maximum safety, double' action hydraulic shock absorbers assure riding com- fort, while the sturdy chassis, large front and rear axles, deep, comfort -shaped cushions and ample interior roominess make even the longest journeys a pleasure. Go now to your Durant dealer for details which he will supply t without obligation! DURANT MOTORS of CANADA LIMITED • TORONTO (LEASIDE) - CANADA Rugby Trucks, Fours and Sixes—%y-ton and t -ton capacities ]LJ JRA\Ni Scott Hawthorne, Seaforth Mrs. George Collinson is visibing her sister, Mrs. Wm: Brown, and Mr. Brawn, on the T3th of Hallett. Mr. and Mrs. West, of Toronto, vis- ited the latter's mother, Mrs. Wat- son, over the holiday. Mr. aeld Mrs. Leslie McElroy, of Detroit, were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, W. H. MclElroy. • • Many friends of Mrs. Nicholas. Curring, will be pleased to learn.tha•t she is now able to be up after being so very ill, Mr. Jack Tasker, of Strathroy, visit- ed his mother, Mrs. Sims, for several days, 'returning Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Layton and family visited Mfr. and Mrs, Leslie Hilborn and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace over the holiday. ,Mr. Jos. Stothers of Sarnia, Was in town on business on Thursday and called on friends. Rev. George Weir and Mr. Duncan Laidlaw from ,St. Andrew -'5s United Church and Rev. E. Anderson and Mr. Thomas Kernick, from Queen Street United Church, left on Wed- nesday to attend Conference which is meeting this week in Woodstock. Blyth Council met Monday evening and held court of revision when fifteen appeals were heard. The tennis courts are now ready for use again this year. Mr, Stanley Sibthorpe has erected a new 'fence around his property. The stock of the Novelty Store of the late L. J. Williams, which is be- ing disposed of by Mrs. Williams, has almost all been taken up. 1n Win. Howe has had the exter- ior of his house on Dinsley stre nice- ly painted and is making improve- ments and re -decorating the interior. Two carloads went to Wingham on Tuesday afteernoons ti attend the Li- beral convention of North Huron when W. H. Robertson of 'Goderich was nominated as candidate for the forthcoming Dominion election. Airs, James Kebble, of Paris, and Miss Mary Cartwright of •Londesboro spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs, Wallace,vine \\ Their last meeting of the summer season was held by the Young People an Monday evening. Dr, J. C. Ross presided. A splendid program of holiday talks was given after which a .weiner roast was held. A vocal duet was sung by Messrs, Harvey Mason and George Leith. 'Air. and Mrs. John R. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bender wereguests of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Bell at Mc- Naught on Sunday. were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Yeo ou Sunday. Misses' Stella .R•ichmond and Nellie Fear of Stratford spent the week -end. at their homes here. '` Mr. T. L Johnston. and . `daughter, and Mrs. Cliff Yeo of Wal'laeeburg, are visiting this week with Mr. •and' Mrs. John Yea and .Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo, .Potter. • • 'A number 'from here attended the Shakespearean play, ".Romeo and. Jul- iet" given by the Normal students of Stratford Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Laking and Family of Freelton spent Sunday with Mr. La'king'e brother, Mr. Leslie Hid born and sisters, Mrs. Root, Wallace and 'Miss Mitered Hilborn. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jackson and fam- ily of •M,imico spent the week -end with relatives here. •Mr, and Mrs, Harry H'a'rt and Ken- neth, also ' Vie. Joseph Storey were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oh'as Nichol- son Sunday afternoon, Mr, and Mrs: Clarence Johnston and Ilona visited John and Mrs. Gras- by on Sunday. (etre and Mrs. Chas. Nicholson acrd two children, .Gordon ' and Velma, spent Friday alternoon with Mrs, J. Nicholson. Miss Mae Cunningham of Wing= harm spent the holiday at 'the home o'f her parents, Win. and Mrs. Cunning- ham. Mrs. Harvey Robertson of Bluevate spent a couple of days with her par eats, John and Mrs. Brown. Miss Edna Campbell of Kincardine visited her sister, Mrs. R'o'bert John= stop, on Sunday. e Miss Hazel Pets of London was a week -end visitor with her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs, ,John Pets, Misses Dorothy and Muriel La- mont of Toronbo were 'holiday visit- ors with Mr: and 'Mrs. John Petts. Miss %Lilly Taylor spent over the hoi.iday with Mir, and Mrs. 'GO at Bright. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clark'`'of Listowel were visitors with the form- er's sister, Mrs. A. H. Radford. HARLOCK. •Mir. John. Pearson an'd his mother, also Mrs. Bremner and her daughter, Kathleen, of Grey, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Beacom's on Saturday. Mr. Charles Parsons motored to Mitchell on Sn•burday accompanied by Messrs. Bert Allen and A. W. Bea- com, Messrs. John Leiper, Robert Leiper, Harold and Bent Beacom took in the races at Mitchell on Saturday. Mr. Robert Leiper,Misses Agnes Leiper, May Hamilton, Lerida Knox and Thelma Dale of Toronto, visited at their homes over the holiday. Mr, and Mrs. James Scott returned to Toronto on Monday after having spent their holiday visiting their par- ents and other friends, We are leeryry car ry that Ales. W il- san is at present poorly buthope after having a rest she will soon be thor- oughly well again. Air. Leslie Reid, Misses Helen and Marjorie McEwing visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Roger- son of near Bruce6eld Saturday. •Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox met Lavine in Stratford Saturday, also having short visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Chow•en of Stratford. Messrs. William an'd Audrey Knox motored with their sister Toronto \Mona d , s to 3 Lavina. They expect to return home Wednesday. Miss Tilly Mains of near Blyth vis- ited her friend, Miss Edythe Beacom, over the week end, Me. and Mrs. Thomas Neilans and James visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George (Watt and Er- nva visited at the home ,of Mr. and Angus Reid Sunday. One day last week Messrs. John Leiper end !W'ill'iam Hamilton had a trip to near Windsor for new Fords for Mr. Edward Reid. Died at Toronto.—The death et the Private Patients' Pavilion, 'Toronto, of a former Blyth girl, Mrs. Eric E. Ward Jones, came es sad news to many friends in Blybh on Sunday. Mrs, Jones was Miss Vern Evelyn Bennett, before her ,marriage several years ago, and she was born thirty-six years ago in Blyth and attended school here. Pleuro -pneumonia with which she was ill but one week, was the cause of her death, which occurr- ed about 7:30 Sunday morning. Mrs, the late Mr. es was 'John daughterof and Mrs. Benthe latter of whom died only a year ago at the home of her daughter, Mrs, R. R, Sloan, Bayfield, After learning millin- ery, Airs. Jones had a position with Holt -(Renfrew,, id 'Toronto, and later became a European buyer for the firm, Besides iter husband, she is sur- vived by three sisters, Mrs. Herb. Thomas, Guelph; Mrs, Robert Sloan, of Bayfield; Mrs. Hall, in China, and one brother, Frank, of Regina, Fun- eral services were held at 'her late res idence, 23 Castle Frank Crescent, To- ronto, on eiouday evening at 8 o'cl•o_ck and ole Tuesday at 2 P.m, service was held in St. Andrew's United Church, Blyth, conducted by Rev. Geo. Weir,` pastor of the church, and Rev, R. M, Gale, of Bayfield United Church. The church was filled wieh friends. An exceptionally large number, o flowers from Toronto, Guelph, Blyth, Bayfi'eld'and many other places bore testimony of her friendship. Inter- ment took place in Union cemetery. Among those attending the funeral were her husband oe 'Toronto; Mrs. R. Sloan, Bayfield; Mr. and Mrs. H. Thames, Guelph; Mr, and Mrs. Les- lie Walker, Goderich; Miss 'A'Ima Mulch, 'Toronto; Mr. Fred Mubch and M,. Wm, Mitch, Clinton; Mr. Full- erton, representative of the C.P.R., of Toronto; 'Mr, MdGaffery, Hamilton; Mr. Martin, Tot'oieto. A member of L.041... No, 463, Blyth for quite a few; years, Mr. Wm. Stew- art died on 'Thursday the one of at his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Adams, Londesboro The funeral was held under the auspices, of the Blyth Lodge on Saturday. Mr. Stewart is survived by three daughters, Mrs. T. Adams, Londesboro; Mrs, Fred Toll, "near Blyth, and Miss. Stewart, Clic ton. Mr. and Mist John Metcalf and Mr, Frank Smith and van of London vis- ited last week at ,bhe home ofthe for- mer's'brother, Mr, Frank, Metcalf, and Mrs, Metcalf's cousin, Mr.. Jahn Yea, Mr. and Mrs. W, Harris of Mitchell 'WOLVE TON FLOUR MILLS CO. LIMITED SE2IFORTH, ON -1111R10 Silverking Flour BEST PATENT •MILLED FOR HIGH CLASS FAMILY AND BAKERY USE ne Flour Keystone y Pastry Patent Milled Especially for cakes and Pastry PHONE 51. CROMARTY. Hr. and Mrs. Jas. Up'shall of Tuck- ersnnith visited with Mrs. Ups'hail's father, Mi. John McDougal, on Sun- day last. Miss Gladys Htainilton of Toronto spent the holiday under the' parental roof. e +Mr. and Mrs, Andrew McLachlan and Grace spent the 24th in Goderich. Misses Ruth and Grace Allen df Brantford spent the week -end with relatives here. Mr,"John McCulloch and .daughter Lila visited relatives in Logan en. the ,24th. 'Mrs. Hay, who has been visiting her sister, Miss Hoggarth, returned to her 'home in Stratford last week, Mr. Dennis. of Orangeville occup- ied the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church on Sunday last, A number from here attended the anniversary services in Heisall Pres- byterian Church on Sunday last. Connors Nurseriesx Limited. GROWERS of LANDSCAPE TREES, SHRUBS, ARCHITECTURE• EVERGREENS and GARDEN DESIGN HARDY PERENNIALS CONTRACTING HAMILTON, ONTARIO MANLEY. The late frosts caused considerable damage to the crops while potatoes and vegetables were cut to the ground. The rain on Wednesday has some- what revived damaged growth. Hail accompanied the rain of a snowy ria tore, Mr. W. Manley was a Brussels vis- itor last Sunday. Gravelling the roads is the order of the day. Our road superintendent, Mr. W. Manley, is busy getting the Township crusher started in Love's pit at Leadbury. BRUSSELS. A fatal accident occurred when Mr. Albert 'C. Dames, ,who owns a farm 1 le - 1 was killed while Brussels, adjoining . o his 'blasting stumps at the f rear farm' oat 'Tuesday. He was being assisted by Duncan Johnston, ex- perienced in the 'business of 'blasting. An explosive had been placed at the root of a stump, which er, Dames, after waiting some time, decided would not explode. 'On going to in- vestigate, he put his hand in the hole, and at that moment it ettploded, The force of the explosion blew the flesh from his hand and crushed his head. He never knew what occurred. Coroner Milne of (Blyth was soon on the scene, and after investigating, ordered the remains to be taken to an undertaker's. Mr. 'Dames, who was 70 years of age, formerly lived at Cranbrook, where he was a cattle drover. He was well know, itt Seaforth, having visited 'here a number of times. • VARNA. 'Mrs. J. Mossop was suddenly call- ed on `Sunday to the bedside of her father, Mr. 'Watson, ISauble 'Line, who is suffering a severe attack of pneumonia. Strange to say, his son Jack was taken with the sane trouble but at the time of writing, we . are pleased to report, is improving; but Air. Watson who is adwanced in years is not as .well as we' would like to report. 'His-neany friends wish him a speedy recovery. • Mr. and 'Mrs Mc'As'h of L'ond'on, Miss Emily Beatty (Beatty and 'Miss Irene Chutes were holiday visitors. Mr. Melvin Elliott of Detroit Spent the week -end with his aunt and uncle, Miss .and 'Mr. ,Logan. Mrs. 'Fulton of Sarnia. visited on Sunday with her sister, 'Mrs. L, Beatty. Dr. and Mrs Harvey 'Reid o'f' To- ronta spent 'the holiday with Mr, and Mrs J W Reid, Mrs 'Reid re- turning with them. Mil'ler's 'Woran Powders never fail. They immediately 'arttaek the worths and expel 'them from the system, They are complete in themselves. not only as a worn destroyer, but as ,a highly beneficial medicine for child. ten, correcting weak digestion and re-' shoring the debilitated system to healthifuCnes, wtbhout which the. growth of .the child will he retarded and its constitution weakened. =11he agricultural representative in Lantbton county reports that fertili- zers are coming into more general use there each year. Vegetable growers are using quantities of mixed fertili- zers and farmers are using commer- cial materiels on fall wheat, sugar beets and some corn fields. An es- pecial increase is noted in the use of unmixed nitrate, p'o'tash and phos- phate, June Meetings at 0. A. C. The month of June is well known as a busy one at the Ontario Agricul- tura) College and this year, judging by the meetings ,already announced, it is going to be even busier than ever? The tentative list is es follows: Tues., June 10 -Dairy Cattle Breed- ers' Field Day. Tues, and Wed., !June 10 and 11— Poultry 1—Po ltry Breeders' Meetings. Wed, and Thurs,, June 11 and 12— Yorkshire Breeders' Field Day. Sat„ June i--iWelling'ton County Jr. Farmers' Judging Competition. And then comes Fanners' Week" with the following days allotted to the various counties: Monday, June 1'6th—Counties of Lannbton, 'Wentworth, Lincoln, Lincoln, \Vellan:d, Narfalk, Kent, Essex, Elgin and Haldimand. Tuesday, June 17th --,Halton, Waterli' loo, Dufferin, Perth, Huron, Grey and Bnuce. Wednesday, June 14th—Peel Simcoe, York, Ontario, Durham, Northnm- berland, Hastings, and Eastern Counties. Thursday, June 19th—Brant, Oxford, ll\'ellington, Middlesex, Muskoka, Victoria and Peterboro. KIPPEN. Mr. William Conley, Mr, and Airs, Crawford Fuhnore, of Saskatchewan, the former 'being a brother of Mrs. Wm. 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