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The Seaforth News, 1930-11-20, Page 5.esel2MaalINI 7 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930 IT CAN'T BE BEATEN' I Think of 'it—close to seven hundred of Ontario finest grocers banded together, buying and advertising as one, offering every ad- vantage of massed buying and small profit,' but each store retaining its personality—keeping money in the community it serves—doing everything possible to make a bigger and more •prosperous country. That is the service of the Superior Chain Stores—it carat be beaten— try us. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Items for Week Ending November 26, 1900. OXYDOL "CLEANS EVERYTHING" (Special) 19 c - iLarg-c Pkg. INFANT'S DELIGHT TOILET SOAP (Extra Special) ' 6 Cakes, ' 25c 10 Cokes SURPRISE SOAP "A PURE HARD SOAP" (Special) 49c CREAM OF WHEAT and ROLLED WHEAT , ... 4 lbs. 25c RASPBERRY JAM 40 oz. jar. 39c 3 tins 25c AYLMER SOUPS, a Canadian Product Nonsuch Stove Polish •per bottle 18c Shirriff's Orange Marmalade • 16 oz. 23c Libby's Mustard "For Meat and Fish" .. .. .... ....... . . . . each 14c . . Superior Baking powder ... oz. tin 25c Red Rose Tea, Crimson Label • 1,4 lb. 30c Red Rose Tea, Orange Pekoe Ye lb. 40c Oxo Cordial "Serve Hot" 6 oz. 39c Ideal Silver Polish •per bottle 23c All Chocolate Bans •6'bars 25c Purity Quick Oats with China ..... . .... ......... a.— per pkg. 37c Jewell Shortening "None Better". per lb. 16c ' Chateau Cheese 3:4 lb. 19c Fry's Cocoa TA lb. 23c, Brooms with 5 strings .. . .............. ...... .... : .... ....each 29c Peels (For Christmas Cake) Lemon & Orange,.19c; Citron....29c; Cut Peel % lb. 1$c Cantlied Cherries. ..g. tb. 13c• Candied Pineapple1A lb. 37c Chase & Sanborn Coffee ......% fb. 3101 • 1 Ib. • 60c Lealand Sweet Mixed Pickles , 12 ozbottle 27c Large 40 I 50 size Primes 2 lbs. 25c Peanut Butter in Bulk Per lb. 20c New Halliowi Dates . , 2 lbs. 23c Highest Quality Snowdrift Cocoanut ........ ............ .. aea lb. 13c Your Q ,Brand Pears, 2's per tin 18c Brunswick Sardines 4 tins 25c 2 in 1 Shoe Polish, Paste, any colour 2 tins ale FREE. FREE. One Giant Airship balloon with 3 cakes Palmolive Soap ' 25c • One Good Sized box Flakes with package Princess Flakes 23c One Cup & Saucer, Plate or Pitcher with one lb. Premium Toe59c One chip -proof Tumbler with 3 pkgs. Shiriff's Jelly Powder 23c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Phone 77 Phone 8 Cream Cream somosissismaimmoormossmo HIGHEST PRICES COURTEOUS SERVICES Deliver your Cream to us and receive your cash in full. Call in our cream drawer and receive our services. We will pay you the Highest Market Values consistent with the most careful grading and testing. No other Creamery can do better—"Give us a trial." Creamery open on Wednesday and Saturday evenings Seaforth Creamery Seaforth,Ont. C. A. BARBER. J Walker 85 Son UNDERTAKING • —and— • EMBALMING • Motor or Horse Equipment W. y. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. • Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired Chas. A. Ilowey Phone 3274. Centre St. 111 McInnes Chiropractor, Of Wingham, will be at the • Comrnercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons' Diseases of all kinds success- fially treated. Ejectricity used. "IMMO anisonsammtiOnoffin A Better Way, So tong,' old mate Drop Inc line next time you come to town," said John Adams to his friend. But the friend telephoned, because he believed in speedy service. And he evening in the basement of Northside caught John juet before the latter United Church. The meeting was op - left myna They arranged • for a enecl with the President, Mary 'Barber, presiding. The CJG.LTr, layinn and se;veral other -songs were sung, The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting., end the roll call was ansWer- ed by a quotation from 'Shakespeare. The scripture was read by Isabel Betties and The Year !Book by 'Doro- thy Driscoll. It was decided not to have a 'meeting next week. ,Margaret Crich took the their and described how to conduct a ,business period. The meeting -VMS closed with a song and the C.G.I.T. benediction. TOWN TOPICS. Miss Olive McCormack went to Toronto thia week to see her brother, Ordan. L. McCormack, who is in the hospital, dangerously ill, Mr. J. j. 1C1uff was laid tip for LI few days this weelcAfter severely .cutting his ;hand on 'a saw in the mill on Saturday morning:. . MissesIMautle .and Jean Feegti,son aed.Mr. anattaffs..Ben 'Tyerman spent Friday at iLondesboro eisiting at the home of Mr,' and Mrs, EL B. Moon. Mr, and Mrs. John iNeely and two children, .lBeth and jack, and 'airs:4W. Toreanee, ILionclon, were •week end guests with Mrs. Sim Neely. Mrs. Jlosepli Melady has returned home after a two weeks', visit with her, sons, Mr, and Mrs. T. S. 'MeladY and IFranle, of :Windsor, and 'James of Detroit. . .Mrs. Catherine McCormack and granddatighter, Miss Joseahine Mc- Cormack of Brielgeburg, Miss . Mar- garet Healy ef Monereal, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas tHealy and son Ordan, were week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Hohlbein. Mr. L, H, Saunders of Toronto, called at the home of Mr. Ed. Mole last week. Mr,aed Mrs. H. S. Walker of Lon- don, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Drewry of Belleville were week end visitors at Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Holland's, Goderich street west, Mr. and Mrs, James Nelsoe left on Sunday by motor with their sou to visit in North Bay for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell and Mr. Mitchell Sr. visited ?Su. Mit- chell's uncle, Mr. Thomas Staples, and Mrs. Brown; Victoria street. Mr. Mitchell is principal of Beamsville high school. • Mrs. A. C. Dames a Brussels is the guest of Mrs, R. H. Fergusion this week, Mrs. Wm. IvIcMichael and her sis- ter, Mrs, G. Duncan, of Woodstock • who has been het. guest for some weeks, leave on Friday to spend a month with Mrs. Duncants daughter, Mrs. Harford, in Woodstock, before going to Toronto for the winter, Mr. and Mrs. John Finlayson, WM. Sclater and Mr. and Mrs. Jobb Sclater and family were in Auburn on Sunday visitingafrien'cls. ' Mrs. j. E. Myers is spending •a Couple of weeks visiting her son in Windsor, Mr. and Mrs, M. R. Rennie are at- tending the funeral on Thursday of the former's brother, Mr, E. Rennie, of Hensall, v,,lro died Tuesday. They were accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Knechtel of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Edighoffer of Mitchell. Mrs. Hutchings .and Mrs. Hawley, who are here from the West owing to the'serious condition Of their father Gorge lieSpadden of McKillop, have rented part of Mrs. W. Scott's residence, Goderich st. Mr. and Mrs. James Wright, Ethel, were guests at the homes of Mrs. Hugh Wright and Mrs. M. Dalton, Mr. and Mrs, W. Free and family were Port Albert visitors on Sunday. Mrs, Wm. Oke and Mrs. Wright were visiting their sister, Mrs. Whit- more, in Hamilton. Mts, L. Melville is quite improved after her recent illness, Col. and Mrs. R. S. Hays were De- troit and Tormato visitors this week. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr of Ingersoll are guests at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Crawford and Mr, and airs, M. McKellar. Mr. and Mrs. M. McKellar attend- ed the fowl supper and concert at Cromarty Tuesday evening. • Friends of Mr, Chas. Dolneage will be pleased to know he is making sat- isfactory progress tome& recovery from irauries sustained when he came ia contact with a high-tension wire two weeks ago. He is in Toronto General hospital, to which he was re- moved by ambulance, It was neces- sary to ainmitate his left forearm about half way between the wrist and elbow, Little Wilma Hay, of Kippen, who has been very ill at the hospital, is making marked recovery. Mr, j. Colclough of Harpurhey has purchased Mrs. Albert Rivers rasid- ence in Egmondville. Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Snell are mov- ing •into Mrs. Hawthorne's residence on Side street. C. G. I. T. The Marion Keith C. G. T, held its weekly meeting on Wednesday future meeting and were., saved a great deal of inconvenience. NORTH MnKILLOP. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeming and son Ross were visiting Mr, and Mrs, Frank Skinner of Munro, On Sunday afternoon. Mr. Bill Houlden.of London called • on friends on Sunday in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. James Howe and son Nelson of Cromarty and Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Murray were visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Regele on Sunday. Mr. Fred Kistner and Miss Annie Kistnei weie -visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton Sunday afternoon. Mr, William Leeming has engaged Mr. Hopper of ,Seaforth to drill a well for him as there is a shorfage of water. ' Mr. Henry Thornton mid his mo- ther were visiting Me attic( Mrs. Mar- tin Thornton of. Hettfryn on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs ,E. .C. Regele and da.u,ghter Shirley were visiting Mr. and airs. Peter McLaughlin ,on Sat- urday evening. ELIMVILLE. Miss Bessie Bell, nurse-in-tralaing at the Ontario Hospital, London, spent a few days at her home here last week. Mr. arid Mrs. T. Hodgert from near Seaforth visited at Mr, Bruce Coop- er's last Sunday. Rev, Whitesides. and Mr. ,Leonard, evangelists, are holding meetings in the church here each night except Saturday this week. 'Their addresses are very helpful and inspiring. They also sing solos and duets accompanied on the guitar or banjo by Rev. White - sides Everyone welcome. EUCHRE AND OLD TIME DANCE 'By Catradion Legion, Dec. 3, Card - no's Hall, Seaforth, Archie Mann and his old time orchestra. • MANLEY. Mr Thos. McKay left last week for Winnipeg to purchase a carload of 9tockens. Mr, arta Mrs. Leven from Chicago were visitors in our burg thia week. Mr, James Johnston is having suc- cessful ploughing bees of late and the weather has beemideal for the job as the fall work has been completed early, but the water faelaiee is still on. Mr. jos, Healy 'of Strathroy has been engaged with Me. Thos. Mc- Kay since his former employer, Mr. „Palm Maxwell has left to vieit his brother in New Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mack of Ro- chester, ,N.Y.,• are visaing at the home of Mr, And Mrs, Peter Etkert. Harvesting pine roots is the order of the day t� pot in a surplus for an- other season's threshing fuel. THE SEAFORTH NEWS, HILLSGREEN, Miss Minerva ,Reichert has return- ed to her home after spending several days with friends in Zurich. Mr. John Cochrane and Mr. Alfred Philip have returned home after a very plea.saut deer hunting trip ,to parts in Northern Ontario. We are sorry, to report that Mrs. 12, McAllister was taken to Victoria Hospital, London, one day recently, tare hope she will soon be able to en- joy her usual good health. Mr, and Mrs. 'George Holly and children of Tavistock and Mr. B. Jar- rott of Toronto spent Sunday at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. j. 'Cochrane and Mr. W. Jarrott and Annie. Mr, Arthur Broderick has been -en- gaged withMr., Ro'bt. Mousseau at Exeter. ',•'• • *- Misa Annie Consitt oC Hensell spent a few days with her brother, Mr. and MrS, ThiOS, Consitt, Miss Dorothy Kyle of Hay town- ship spent a few days with her friend, Miss Annie ;Parrott. Ales. Gould of. Formosa gave r splendid address in the Hillsgreen Church on Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Harry Fuss and family spent a few days with friends in Clinton. Quite a unmber from this com- munity attended the reception. at Kippen in honor of Mrs. Gatild. WEST ,BRODHAGEN. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Kiehne and two children, from near Myth, spent Sun- day last .with Ur. and Mrs. Charlie Eggert, • ' Mr. and Mrs. George Hoegy, from Grey, spent Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Regele and the latter's mother. This is the first time that Mrs, Hoegy took a long car ride since she was operated on in Listowel hos- pital some weeks ago. but we are glad to report she is gradually getting stronger. Quite a number around here are Sony cuttitig firewood in the pine swamp. As there is lots there and as the fire burned over a big area you can see it all on the ground. Mr. and Ifrs. Ferdinand Hoegy and children of Listowel spent Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoegy. Mrs. Fred Koehler spent last week in Stratforal and returned honie last Saturday. Mr. Charlie Regele lost a big young mere last week. The doctor pro- nounced her disease as -indigestion, This is the second mare this sustainer. Always keep Douglas Egyptian Liniment at hand, ready to hring im- mediate relief to burns, sores and felons. Stops bleeding at once. Pre- vents blood poisoning. Splendid for sore throat and .quinsy. TUCKERSMITH. Mr. wni. Martin and Mrs. Lewis Tebbutt spent ta few days last week with their sister, Mrs. Luff of Hamil- ton. ,Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Levitt, of Ing- ersoll spent Sunday at Thos' Cole- man's and and Mrs. Coleman ac- companied. them home, •Mrs. Whitmore of • Toronto is spending a few days with her moth- er, Mrs. M., Whitmore. The farmers are needing rain badly as the wells are getting very low and the river is very low also. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pullman spent last week visiting the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. j, Powell, Mr, Bert Brown of Sarnia is spending a few weeks with his cous- in, Mrs. j. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hay spent last week visiting' friends in. -Niagara. Mrs. John Hay of the Mill road is visiting her son, Mr. Jas. Hay. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Green and fa- mily of Hib-bent are visiting Me. and Mrs. Jonah Green. Mr. john C. Doig and friends, Mr. Francis Edwards of Detroit spent the week end • at •the former's home here. Mr. Wen, M. Doig accompan- ied them back to Detroit. Mrs. Basil Edwards of Hay and Mrs. Grace Ross of Clinton attended the reception given in honor of Mrs. Gauld at St. Andrew's United Ohureh on Saturday evening. ,Miss Etta Bell of London visited her parents on Saturday and was ac- companied back to London by her .parents, Mr, and Mee. A, Bell, 'The farmers here are taking adzan- tage of the fine weather and are get- ting their fall work finished. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Fear spent Thanksgiving dey with relatives in Toronto. While playing ball at school on Monday,- Sarah Whitmore fell and fractured her left .arm. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Houston cel- ebrated their fortieth anniversary of their wedding on Friday evening. They were presented with two fine easy chairs by their friends and neig'h'bors who gathered to the number of, 75. A pleasant social time of cards and dancing was spent. As a token of the esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Houston are held, an address was read by Mr. ,,T, Gemenell while Mrs. T. G. Shillinglaw and Mrs. Gernmell ma:de the presentation. Fol- lowing is the address: Dear Mr. and Mrs. Houston, On this occasion, we your friends •and neighbors, have gathered to 'celebrate the Fortieth An- niversary of your wedding. During the years of our acquaintanceship, by your genial manner and kind hospital- ity you have endeared yourself to us. You have always given unselfishly of your time in our interests—been kind and obliging in every way. We trust you may Hong be spared to endoy the rewards of a well spent life. As a empression of the very kindest Feel- ing and hest Wishes which .everyone present boars yott both, we ask you House for Sale or Rent Comfortable dwelling, three bedrooms, oak floor, furnace, bath, garage. Possession Nov- ember 1st. A. D. Sutherlarul GENERAL INSURANCE Conveyancing, Real Estate Mr. Con. Eckert spent a aew days Investments, Etc. of late with his friends here, PHONE 152, — SEAFORTH, Ont. PAGE lq 11( ..21.2:661.1.22412129.9M1169.031.1.011,111. ....0.2.13.2...10101116.11109,6114M01111611ZI;1•09r2129110612101•11110111 •Thristmus (garbs A large range of fine Greeting Cards, with envelopes, and printed name on card, priced at $1.25 per dozen. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. to accept this gift as a -remenibrance. Signed on behalf of your neighbors and frieeds, HARLOCK. .Seaforth Legion Euchre and Old Time Dance, December 3. Mrs. A. W. Beacom, Mr, Harold, also 'aliss Kathelen ,Beacom, visited ae the home of the farmer's uncle, Mr. Robert Musgrove of Bluevale. Mr, Musgrove Is seriously ill with heart trouble. .Miss Elizabeth Morrison of near Clinton spent a feu- days last week at the home of her friend, Miss Marie Rapeon. Miss Edythe 'Beacom spent the week end at the home of her friend, Miss Tillie Maines of near Elyth, Mr. .Bert Allen iand Tames who have for the past two weeks been hunting in the north, returned home Monday evening, Mr. Harold 'Beacom and Miss Ka- thleen 'Beacom visited at the home of Miss Lula Youngbiut of near Aub- urn. 'Miss Youngblut is at present training hi -the ,Stratford hospital. Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin iRitchie in the death of their infant son, who died in Seaforth hospital Monday evening. Mr. land Mrs. Jos. Holmes, Mrs. Perdue andaEverett, Mr. Tames Mose of McKillop, visited 'Tuesday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Watson. BRTJCEFIELD. Seaforth Legion Euchre end Old Time Dance, December 3. ' Mrs. Wm. McMillan, Egmondsrille, visited his mother, Mrs. Burdge, one day last week, Mrs. McKay, Egmondville, was a week end visitor at the home of her nieces, Miss Munro and Mrs. Nesbit, Sunday School convention will* held in Bayfield, Friday afternoon and evenng, Nov. 21. Delegates from here are Miss Clete Pepper, Mr. and Mrs, Ntorman Walker and Mr, W. pPtelphIpicer'speaking contest Monday ev- There was a good crowd out to the ening. Miss Eva Stackhouse and Mr. Will Landsborough spoke for the Brueefield Society and Miss McInnis and Mr. R. Cook far the ea:hated° St. Clinton Young Peoples Society. Miss McInnis and Miss Stackhouse chose the same subject to speak on, "The Value of Good Friends." Mr. Lands - borough spoke on "Money and Its Main Value in Life," and Mr. Cook, on "Why 1 Go to Church." Rey. Mr, Poulter in giving the decision a the judges said they had a difficult task to decide who the winners were, said the material of all the speakers WhatS good, especially the last speaker, Mr. Cook. They decided in favor of Miss Staekhouse mid Mr a Landsborough, These two winners will contest with the two winners of the Southern sec- tion of the Presbytery at Wesley Wil- lie Church, Clinton, next Monday ev- ening,,Nov. 24. Mr. Yellowlees visited at the home of hie sister-in-law, Mrs. A, T. Scott, over the week end. Ahl are enjoying the beautiful wea- ther these clays. The engagemeut is announced of Edna Louise, only daughter of ale and Mrs. Samuel Thompson, to ale Lorne Douglas Manson, son of the late John A. Manson, Zurich, the marriage to take place quietly the latter pant of November. Mrs, A. Jamieson returned home this week after spendiag a week visit- ing friends in 'Toronto. Mrs. J. Ketchen of Drayton visited friends in the village and vicinity this "ell%Tmalty friends of Mr. Wm. Rat- tetebtiry, who had his leg broken a few months ago, will be glad to hear that he is now able to sit up again. Miss Emma MacDonald has been engaged to teach on the 'staff of Vic toria public school, Goderich, and left to take up her ditties on Monday. Mrs. John licCowan. Mrs. J. Bey - ant, John Jr., Kenneth McGowan, spent the week end at Hamilteti and Stouffville visiting friends. 'airs. W, A. Ross, who recently re- turned Hem Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, Seaforth, is getting along nicely. Her many friends hope she will be restored to her usual good health, Mr. ,1 -as, MacDonald has got the house moved which he purchased from the estate of the late Sam Reid. "Finding that eircuneetatices quite unforeseen prevented her from re- maining °II the teaching staff of Vic- toria school, 'Miss Lilhtan Morley, of Milverton, has resigned after being only a week on duty. The reaigne- tiontwas received in a letter tnom Mil- verton, to which place Miss Morley had gone for the 'ThanksgiVing hohi- day, The board had a hurried meet- ing to select a teacher to fill the vac- ancy, and chose Miss Emma Mac- Donald (rf Brucefield, who will report pn November e7. A supply teacher is taking the class until that time. .afies MadDonald, the new teacher, holds a second-class certificate in a,gricultere. alto an elementary certificate in mus- ic. For seven years she taught at S. S. No, '2, Trafalgar township, near Milton, and she .s highly recommend- ed by the inspector and school trus- tees of that section. She came to Go- derich over the week end and support- ed her application in person. She will teach third book, the vacancy in this class having been caused by the re- cent resignation of Miss Kate Wet- son."--1Goderich • LONDESBORO, ; Dela Miss Barr are moving into their new home in the village this , Mrs. Armstrong and Doreen return ed last Monday after a week's visit with Mrs, Armstrong's sister, Mrs. Carter, of Waterdown, Aliss Florence Watson is spending a few clays with her cousin, Mrs. Mc- CaMi.rs. Milton Hooper and Mrs, Humphries spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Elsley of the village. Mrs. Johnston spent Saturday with London friends. Mr. and Mrs.'5, Earl Gaunt, whose marriage took place last Wednesday, arrived at the home of the bride's mo- ther, Mrs, Harry Lyon, on Tuesday of this week after it honeymoon trip to Stratford, Toronto and other points. They will reside at 'St. Helen's where their many friends wish thena happiness and prosperity. . Mrs. Robt. McCrea spent Saturday, vu,ith her oeusin in Blyth. Miss Mary Cartwright spent San - day with her friend, Miss Woodman. i 'Sir, and Mrs. Wm. McCall of Mor- ris were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCall on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robe, Smith of Sum- merhill 'spent Suoday with Mr. and, Mrs. C. Wateon. ..lies E. Lyon spent Monday with her brother, Mr. T. Lyon, near Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Hiles of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. B. Tyerman 01 Seanorth spent Sunday with friends here, Mr. and Mrs. Cousins of Dungan- non were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Manning on Sunday. Mr. John Nott is doing some re- pairing in the sawmill at Auburn this week. Among those who spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. E. Adams were Mr. and Mrs. John Mills and family, f of Harlock: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ro- berton and family of Auburn; Mrs. Frank Lansing and sons and Mr, and Sirs. Ed. Ball and family. The farmers around here are busy finishing up their ploughing, taking advantage of the Inc _weather. Mr. Wm. Moon was a Goderich visitor on lfonday. - Mr. and Mrs. Roberten spent Stm- Dante . The first dance of the season will be held in. WALKERS' HALL BRU6EFIELD Friday, Nov. 21 Lunch will be served Admission SOc (tax included) EVERYBODY 'WELCOME office on to iViain at, this week, Miss Annie McGrath . returned to her school in Chatham last Monday. Miss Marie Benninger returned to her school in Hamilton on Monday. Mlss • Nelhie Ryan of Toronto spent Thanksgiving at the home of her mo - thee Mrs. P. Ryan, of Hibbert. Mrs, John Walsh hu returned home after spending two weeks visit- ing- at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Dan, Williams, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMillan and son spent Sunday with Mr, Pat Morris. lir. and Mrs. John Cronin and lam- , also 1. Lorne 'Cronin returned to Detroit on Friday after attending the funeral of lir, J. Downey. Miss Jean McConnell spent Sun- day at the home of her parents. She was accompanied by her mother on her return to Detroit. Mrs. Chester O'Reilly and children spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Molyneaux last week. We are glad to see Afr. Wm. Stapleton able to .be around again after his recent illness. Miss -Annie Ryan returned to Sea- orth on Sunday after spending two veeks at the home of her mother, Mrs. P. Ryan. 'We are sorry to hear of the serious illness of Sir. J. Vero of Kitchener brother of Sirs. Jos. Hickey, who seriously ill with pneumonia We are sorry to hear that Mr. F. feConnell has been :aid up with a ore knee the past week. Mr. '5. Guirmeu of Mount Carmel s visiting friends in Dublin this day with Ripley friends. week KIPPEN .Seaforth Legion Euchre and Old Time Dance, December 3. Messrs. Alex. and John McEwen of Clinton Were visitors at A, Ander- son's during the week. Mrs. licKibbon of London is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Henry Ivison, Mr. Fern MeLean is this week among the exhibitors at Toronto fair, showing a splendid young cattle beast. Success, Fern, Mrs. William Butt and son Roy, of Seaforth, spent Saturday visiting ha our village. Roy is not yet able to resume Ms worksince his recent mo- tor accident, Little Wilma Hay is recoverin slowly. Wilma has had e very set ere and leng illness and e -e hope sl will soon be much improved. Mrs. John Anderson is not as we as her many friends would like to see, being again confined to her room. Miss Rena Johnston, R.N., a Strat- ford, visited with Mrs, John Work- -man recently. Miss Kate Bengough visited in Ex- eter during the week. Mr, and Mrs. Meyers of Zurich were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith of our village. Mrs, M c.Kib bon of London is spending a few holidays with her sis- ter, Mrs. H. Ivison. Mr, John Doig of Port Huron is visiting his parents. Ales. Walter McCully- visited her many friends here recently and at- tended the reception given to Mrs. Gauld, returned missionary of For- tnomissa. s Grace Cooper is visiting in Lansing, Michigan, with her sister, Mrs. Grant Love. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc:Laughlin visited ts-ith Mr. and Mrs, Thomas ,Dayman on Sunday. llaunt, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Day- f.r. and Mrs. Allie Dayman of Ex- eter spent Sunday with their uncle and Mies Margaret Elgie ,of Toronto, who had her tonsils removed at the Scott Memorial Hospital last week is spending a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elgie, of Tuckersmith. - Mies Pearl Brock of Brucefield spent Stinky at the home of Miss Mary McNaughton. Mr, Harry Norris shot a red fax labile hunting near Drysdale -on Mon- day, Mr. Archie Parsons is suffering from an attack .of influenza.. Mrs. Wood of Mitchell was a week end 50551 of Mrs. R. Dinsdale. Mias Etta Bell of London spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bell, Mrs. Gauld and Mrs. McKibbon spent a few days with their sister. afre. Henry Tvison. Mise garY Denlnelly et' Buff•Ct9 sDent Sunday et the home' of her 8t5-; ter, Iles. Leo Feeney, Mr. and Mrs. John Meagher, also Sir. and Sirs. Terry Flannery motor- ed to Linwood on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr. Oscar Shummer of Detroit who was huried in Lin- wood on Wednesday last. lir, Thome.> Staples of Seaforth is spending a few days with hi, niece, Mrs. Leo Murray. Rise' Dorothy If elady. nurse -in - training at General Hospital, Kitch- ener. spent Stinfloy at her same here, BRODHAGEN. le Miss Carrie Eisler of Detroit is spending a few- days in the neighbor - 11 h-.od visiting with relatives. We are glad toiesee aur Bank man- aaga1 afferii,lrte.r„Edu, Ge, on the street gtainininjuries inuri shoulder in a ale and Mrs. Otto Ernest ae,d son, and Mr. Fred Wolfe, all of Detroit, motored over to spend the week-ead with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Queren- gesser. alias Laura Sippel, nurse of Strat- ford. is spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs, Dalton Hinz, Miss Violet Rock of Stratford is visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Rock, Mr, C. W. Pushelberg is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Vock of Bornholm. DUBLIN. Seaforth Legion Euchre and Old Time Dance, December 3, ,Don't forget the progressive euchre and dance, put on by the Dublin High School students in the parish hall on Friday evening. Nov. 2ist. Messrs, Lyall, Joseph and Gerald folder', of Toronto spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Jordan. Dr. j. S. McGregor Is moving his August Rose,' who had been ia poor health for the past six month, died on November 6th in his sixty-eighth year. The deceased man, who was born in Germany, had lived in the township of Logan for fifty-eight years, He was a man of sterling qualities, was well thought of by all who were acquainted with him and he was a member of St. Peter's Luth- eran Church, Brodhagen. His wife died ene year ago and he leaves four sons and five daughters to mourn his hoes: John, Toronto: Edvrard and Ar- thur, Vancouver, B.C.; Charles, Sirs. C. Rock, Mrs. Wesley Scoins, Met, George Heintel. and Mrs. George Greve of Logan, and Miss Ordelia, at home, The late Mr. Rose is also sur- vived by four brothers and two sis- ters. Louis, of Minnesota: Edward, of McKillop; William, Henry, Mrs. Geo. Ahrens and Mrs. William afikel, of Logen.The funerel took place front the family home alt Sunday afternoon to St. Peter's Lutheran Church cem- etery, Brodha,gen, for interment. Af- ter the burial service there 'vas 3, ser- vice in the church, which was eanduc- ted 53. the pastor, Rev. Y. Alberti, Villa's Worm Powders attack wnrins in the stomach and intestines at ,once, and no worm can come in contact with them and live. 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