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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-07-30, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1931. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE iSUPE'RIOIR WI'SHE'S YOU A COOL AND JOLLY WEEK -END. To' help you enjoy the CSVIC HOL'IDAAY, we offer a group of foods specially .selected and priced. Every product is guaranteed for purity, wholesomeiress and delicious. flavour. Each product is priced low and ,anly product will be delivered to.your door (at no extra cost) if you will .but reach for your ',phone and let us know roux needs. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Items for 'Week ending August 5th, 1931. �+ OXY131CaL ..; ,.... ... large p'kg• 19C KRAFT .SALAD DRESSING "for dainty salads" 1 9 c 12 oz jar BRUNISWICK •S'ARDINIES , , , .,. .. , . a tins for 19c GOOD QUALITY CORN, TOM'ATO'ES or PEAS 5C 3 tins, a of each FREE RUNNING SALT—Plain or Iodized .; ,.. ,2 cartons 17c QUALITY RED PIT CHIE,RR'IES or PEARS 2sqt tins AC `2 for .,....... ... iCatelli's Macaroni •or Spaghetti per pkg 10c C. & S. Seal Brand Coffee 6's.....27c:........ . .... 1'st........ 49c !Princess Soap Fl kes (with trial size free) , large pkg. 23c ,Clark's Assorted Potted Meats 's . .... ........... . . . .....3 tins 25c Certo "the sure jell" t ,Shirriff's 'Good Moru'ing Marmalade 16 oz. jar 23c; Lawrasou's Snowflake Ammonia Powder per bottle 29c ..,.32 oz...30c 2 pkgs. 1Sc Lawrason's Fangio per tin 23c P. ,& B. 'Sandiwich Pate "Makes tasty sandwiches "----per : tin 14c Carnation Milk, Evaporated -3 small tins 19c; 2 large•.•..25c Drummer or Imperial 'Pastry 'Flour 7 ib. 'bags 19c Australian Ne'w Crop Sultana Raisins , g lbs. for 21c Tuckett's New Cellophane Wrapped P•a'ckages lBucleirnghano 'Fine Cut 'Tobacco 1-16 lb ..... . . ... . ......,per pkg. 10c Taylor's Homemade Peanut Bartter Cr. Gem Jar 25c Rose's Lemon .or Lime Cup, "a real summer drink":13 oz. bottle 30c fHillcreslt Shortening, ^1 .bb. pkg. 2 for 25c (Royal York Tea TA lb. pkg.....28ce 1 lb. pkg. 55c :Family Bleed Tea, .Red Bags, "a low price for this delicious blend" 1 lb. 39c Lealan•d's Sweet .Mixed :Pickles 12 pz. bottle 27c !Fly Coils 4 for 10c Wlhiz or Fly 'Tox , 8 ozbottle 35c Crown Fruit Jars—sanail, 99c per doz.; ....a. ... , .medium, , 1.09 Choice Quality 'Blue Rose Rice h lbs. for 17c Aylmer Fancy Tomato Catsup 12 oz. 2 for 23c Asparagus Cuttings, No. 9 tin per tin 23c McLaren's Jelly Po.ivders 4 pkgs. 25c Post's Bran Flake,, . 2 packages 23c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Phone 8 Phone 77 ,Marjorie Ackert of Ayl visiting at the Manse. TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Dodds and son, Mr. A. C, Dodds of Oak Patk ITL, were guests of 'Mr. and Mrs Adam Dodds and Mr. and.Mrs, Robt. Smith, in town, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, ,Brom- ley, of L'ondesboro. tMr. and Mrs. John Love and daughters left Monday on a motor to Burks Fall, Preston, and ' Toro and will call on friends en route. IRev. D. K. Ferrie, BA., of ,N iBlaltblie'ford, Sask., spent a few days the Kne'chtel's. !Mi's's Grace Casien'ticri, R. !N., , of the Mountain Sanitarium, Haniillton,. is the•.guest of 'Mrs. Will'Govenlock, in Egmondvil'le. ' 'Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Anderson and Miss Dorothy and Oliver' Anderson of Auburn, spent Sunday with' Mr, and 'Mrs. J. Br Tyekman. • Mn'. Nelson Garden and son, of Ac- ton, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adapt Hays daist week, Mrs. Wellington Barber of Winni- peg (formerly Jessie Chesney) is visit- ing, Mrs.Wes. s. Nott, and other friends, in Egnnondivitle, and vicinity, Mrs. Snell and daughter 'Margrsta, of Hamilton, are the, guests of Miss two trip tit°, No at jean Turner, !George street. Mrs. Edith Grieve and daugh•t Nina, of Royal Oak, Mich., spent few days with'Miss Jean Turner, Mr. Will Faulkner and friend, fro Brantford, spent the week -end wit the fornier's brother. Miss Addle. Tyerman has returne home after spending a couple of week with relatives in Listowel. Miss Pearl Kes'ble of Brantford i spending her vacation with Mr, an Mrs. Clarence .Kes tile. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shields of .Kit abetter spent the week -end with M and Mrs. Lotus Hildebrand. Mrs. Graham of ,Stratford is spend ing a few drays with her daughter, Mrs Calvert. Mrs. E. E. Secord returned to he home in Medford accompanied by he •mother, Mrs, Wm. K•neeh'tel. Mrs. Grisbrook, 04 Toronto; divan panied by her sons, William from th West, and Frank of Toronto, visited Miss Mary Carty last week. Mr. Oliver Siegrist 'attended the poultry conference at the O:A:C. Guelph, last week, also spent a couple of days in Toronto, Mr. aril Mrs, Jack Tainan and fam ily of Detroit and' Mr. Glen Taman o' Niagara Falls are spending their holi days at the homes of their sisters, Mrs Wilson - Wright dad Mrs. Roy Mc- IGeoch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockwood and family of Brussels and Mr. 'and 'Mrs. William ,Knox of Birth spent (Sunday at the home of _M'r. and Mrs Wilson Wright, Miss M. E. Turnbull is spending this Week in Toronto, Miss Marguerite Black is on a two weeks' trip to Northern Ontario. Mr. George Black of Toronto is spending his holidays at the home o his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willies lack 'Mr. and.Mrs-,A, Shackleton and son Allen of Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs, J, B. Tyerman on Sunday. 1W'm. and Mrs, Knechtel and Miss A. M. •Knec'h'el attended the Knechtel reunion at Stratford when about 450 of the descendants were 'present. Mr. Well Pollard left last week on a three weeks' trip to Fort William by way off Michigan. He was accompan- ied by a friend from Woodville. Mrs. Klein and three children are visiting at the honoe of her parents, Mr..and Mrs. Jos. Mero. 'Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pearce and family of Toronto, Herb Henderson and Doreen Gibson, also of Toronto, were visitors of Mr. and .Mrs. 0, Siegrist last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerslake of Staffa and Miss Olive Lemon of Hen - all were visitors Sunday at the hone of Mrs. Hugh Wright. 'Pro'fe'ssor J. 5. Keys, Mrs, Keys anal dlaughter Dorothy, of Nas'hvi'lle, Tenn„ Who have 'been holidaying at their cottage at Bayfield, were guests Mon- day of Mrs, W. L. Key's. Mr. John Myers and Mr. Elmer Myers of Montreal airs( Mrs, Ferdin- ind of Chicago, are guests of their .,other and brother. Mrs Myers and Rev. J 0'.Myers at the rectory. Mrs. T. McElroy is visiting friends u Aetoa. Mr. and Mrs. M. .Hopi, Mr.. and 19rs, H.W.Hart and s.on Kenneth, 'penit Sunday at N'iagara i'tlla Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Douglas and on' of Bluevale were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Stewart, Mr. and Ifrs,'George Love, of Tor- nto, are visiting at the bonne of her titer; Mr. Archie S'cot't, Thornton falls Mrs. McGuire of London visited Miss Florence :Fowler last -week. Master Bill Darroch of Toronto- is olidaying with his 'brother, Mr, and �Irs. 'F W. Darroch, • Rev. and Mrs, I. B.'Kanne leave this veelc for their cottage at Fort Erie. ter slave tbeen'cubtirilg wild be ejlo;neort acgoonrut of 'tile Mr.' and ,Mrs. Reg. Hart andda'ttgli- rust which has stripped lasmaturing. ilter ,oif Toronto are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sccstt, 'Mr: and Mr's. Aubert Keys of Blake were visitors Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Samuel I- atrn'a, Miss Hesk of 'Blyth and Miss Sar- gent 01 Toronto, are the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Grieve, George street, Mr. Clete Ililde'brand and Miss Stella Calfas of Kitchener are spendingi this week with 'Mr. and Mrs. Louis 1-14dabrand. 'Mr; Jlack Anderson, 9'f New York, is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. R. 'Smith: (Word was received hereof the un- fortunate and serious accident to Mrs. Louis' Hildebrand's brother, Mr. Si- mon Thded of Kitchener that occurred in the Merchants Rubber factory there. His arm was: broken in two places by being caught in the mach- inery. He is now in the K. and W, FIbs,pital and it is thought that his arm may be slaved. Mr. Thiel lived in Sea - forth for some years. Mr, and .Mrs. S. Adolph of Listowel were guests of Mrs. Melville on Wed- nesday. Misses Anne and Janet Govenlock are visiting bheir sister, Mrs. Angus Bates, et Grand Valley. Miss Bernice Hodgins Of Toronto is 'holidaying with her aunt, Mrs. De Lacey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and 'fam- ily and Mr. Taylor of Port Colborne were guests on Wednesday of Mrs. H, R. Scott, Mr. Snaith and Mr. Taylor having come for the bo'w•ling tourna- ment. Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Eggelton anal family of Brandon, Man.. were guests of their aunt, Mrs. Annie Reid, for a few days, leaving Wednesday for Sarnia. McGON+TGLE-DOERING. The marriage of Margaret Clarie, eldest daughter of 2vft .and Mrs. rah!' :?.tering of North Easthope to Ramat: Ross McGon,c':: o: Kitchener,, son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Me- Gonigle of Seaforth took place in St. .Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Strat- ford, this week, Rev. G. P. Duncan, D. .D,. officiating,. The 'bride, who looked ,charm,ing,in a gown' of white georg- ette with large mohair hat, was at- tended by her sister, Mies Edna I. Doering in a flowered chiffon frock with black velvet girdle and' white hat. - Both .carried sweet peas. Gordon 'MdGoiaigle was besot man. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served' at the home of the bride's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs..MdGonigle left, on a honeymoon trip to London and De- troit, the bride wearing for traveling a navy crape suit with smart hat in the same shade, She wore a fox far, the gift of the bridegroom. They will reside on Courtland avenue, Kitch- ener. ELIMVILLE Mrs, Chas. Johns and Mr. Walter Johns visited in St. Marys last Sun- day. Rev. Mr. Smith of Winthrop, a for- mer pastor of this circuit, preached here last Sunday morning. A large number were present and were glad to hear Mr, Smith again. Mrs. Smith and chitdlten also accompanied him here and visited at Mr. Wes. ,Horne's. Miss Edna Ford entertained a few of her friends to a birthday party last Thursday afternoon. Misses Joy and Evelyn Whitlock of St. Thomas called at Mr, Harry Ford's last Sunday evening, itfr. ,and Mrs. Rodgers of near Kirk - ton visited in the vicinity last 'Sunday. Miss Bessie Johns is visiting in. Exeter. Special Optical Notice. !1-Iave your eyes examined by our well known. and painstaking specialist, Mr. Hughson, formerly optical ex- pert for Kents, Toronto, and Henry Morgan & Co„ Montreal, Over 30 years' experience, 20 years coning to Seaforth. You are assured of the best optical work to be obtained and . at very moderate cost. 'We have all the late styles of mountings, the best make of the best makers an,d our prices are from $4.00 up, Monday, Au- gust 10th from 1 p.m. to W'ednesday, August 13th, 12 noon. Come early. Beattie's Fair, Seaforth, 32 AutoInsurauco Let us protect you anywhere in Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off your mind and at NEW Non Tariff Rates i.'s worth your while to see us before placing your insurance and at the new low non -tariff rates you cannot afford to take chances. All claims promptly and satisfac- torily paid. Phone, write or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152 A. D. Suthorland GENERAL INSURANCE' — REAL ESTA .E, CONVEY- ,ANCING, ETC. Office over Keating's Drug Store Hairdressing . FINGE'R WAVE .75c MA'RCEL .50c SHAMPOO & FI!NGER WAVE 1.00 HAIR DYEING 3.50 up FOR FRIDAY ONLY For appointment Phone 125 Pullman's Barber Shop from 10:00 A M to 7:00 P M BRUCEFIELD, Word has been receved of the pass- ing of Mr, John MclIntosh of Toronto, formerly of Brucefteld. Mr. and Mrs. Moodie are spending this week visiting friends in Toronto. Miss Irene and Miss K. Snider and Mr, Stanley Reid of London spent their 'holidays at their respective homes, Rev, W. A. and Mrs. Bremner are taking their holidays in August.. Rev. Mr. Conner of Ktppen will preach next Sunday morning. The evening service will be withdrawn during the month of August. Word has been received of the pass- ing of Mrs. (Rev.) E. H. Sawers of Watford, formerly of Brucefield, after a brief illness at the hone of her daughter, 'Mrs. Kelso of Port Elgin last week. Her funeral was held in Watford and her remains laid to rest beside her late husband, Rev. E. H. Sawers, who passed away six years ago. She leaves to mourn her loss three daughters and one son, Mrs. Hornie of Fittbturry, Mrs. Kelso of Port Elgin, Mrs, Burgess of Merlin and Dr. C, Sawers of Watford. The sincere sympathy of the entire com- munity is extended to the sorrowing family and friends. lool;i listen! taste! $gyp art ,90�' JUST pour milk or cream in a bowl of golden brown Rice Krispies and your own ears will tell you how crunchy every toasted bubble is. So crisp they actually crackle out loudi Rice Krispies are deli- cious for breakfast, lunch, bedtime snacks. Great for kiddies. At your grocer's. Made by Kellogg. in London, Ontario. RICE DUBLIN. SRISPIES The community of Dublin wa shocked Tuesday .morning on learnin that Mr. Patrick Woods Sr. had die in the early tours of the morning. He had suffered a stroke last December and was confined to his bed most of the winter, but when the fine weather came was able to be outside and 'work in his garden. His death camequite unexpectedly. He was one of a large family, and lived for many years on the Woods' homestead north of the village, but dater moved to a farm on the to t'nline. between Perth and Hur- on on the 7th contcessfon of Logan where he lived until nine years ago when he retired front fanning an moved into Dublin. He is survived by his wife and one son Patrick, who lived on the homestead. He was dewoat ,m emberf 0 St. Patrick's Ro man Catholic Church, The funeral will be held Thursday morning, Mrs. Harry Grisbrook and son Frank of'Toronto accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. William Gris'brook and fam- ily of Saskatchewan. visited over the. week end with the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. James Maloney. ell RICE KRISPIES g wife and eight children to mourn d'their loss: John, Louis, Joseph, Ed- win, Mary, William, Thomas and Angelia, all at hone. The funeral was held Monday morning at 9.30 at St. 'Columba!' Church, where High Mass was sung by Rev. Father Dan'tzer, Rev, Father ;O5Drowski of Dublin and' Rev. Father Jordan of Ka'latnazoo, Mich., were present in the sanctuary. The choir very effectively rendered "Dwelling with the Angels," and "Wearer _My God to Thee." The pall , bearers were cousins of the deceased: Thos. Gormley, Jahn McMillan, John d Melady, John Morris, James Morris, and Thos. Morris, Interment was made in St. Columban Cemetery, a Miss Leona Maloney of Seafarth spent Sunday with her parent's. Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Tyers and family have returned after a week's vacation, 'Miss Mary O'Connell spent Sandia)" with friends in London. Mr. and Mrs. Gib Murray and fam- ily were Sunday visitors at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murray. !We are sorry to hear that Miss Annie Ryan is ill at London hospital. , Mr. and Mrs. George Holland and family were guests of Mrs. Carbert of Seaforth on ,Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McConnell and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Kelly at ,Blyth on Sundla'y. Mr. Neal Prendergrast and daughter of Lbs Angeles, Calif., are visiting his sister, Mrs, James Shea, of the village. Miss Lillian Shea has returned to Chicago after a months vacation with her parents. Miss Conway of Stratford is the guest of her sister, Mrs, Walter Car- penter. Mr. James Shea started cuffing on his 100 acre field of fall wheat last week. HIBBERT. William Morris, esteemed life long resident .of Ribbert Township and for- mer reeve and councilor, passed away on Saturday following an illness of about a week's duration from pneu- monia. Born on the old homestead on the seventh concession of Hibbert, the son of the late John Morris, the de- ceased man had resided there all his life. He was in his 4dth year and passing will be mourned by a wide circle of friends, Mr, Morris had becnit reeve fora tW4o, `yebrs:'aud served on bhe council fora'sevenrc'.years, He ,was a Member of St. Golun ,ban Ro- man CattUblin Church. lie leaves 'his Goderich. One of the many cases which have been before the police court here the past few weeks was a car accident near Grand Bend, or better, two ac- cident;. Wm. Watson and Alex. MdD'onald. of Thedford, going to 'Grand Bend, ran into a car coming the other direction and smashed it up a bit. They went on apiece and then parked their car . with the lights off and ran away. Then along came Bruce Tiedemann, barber, of Grand Bend, who is said to have supplied Watson and McDonald with liquor, and ran into the parked car and wrecked his car in the collision. Tiede- mann was charged in the magistrates court with keeping liquor for sale and appeared at Crediton on the 24th. He was allowed out on bail. Judge (after giving jury instruc- tions) Is there any question any one would 'like to ask before considering. the evidence? Juror. A couple of its would like to know if the defendant boiled the malt one or tat hours, and how he kept the yeast out? Macklam's Lunch AFTERNOON TEA Ladies, we are prepared' to serve afternoon tea while you. are clown town, CAKE ORDERS We would be pleased if would give us an order for style of cake, )/10 13 any CHICKEN DINNERS Our Chicken Dinners are be- ing'wefl' patronized, Phone your ordet early, PHONE 42, CrearnCream HIGHEST PRFCES 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. •�• NORTH McKILLOP. .� Walker's ... FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING •e -and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse. Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. Mr. and—Mrs. William Rapier and daughter Doris were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Regele Sunday afternoon. Miss Anna Ki's'tner, who spent a month in Mount Pleasant, Mich., has returned home. Mr. and Mrs, Jtolni Crozier were' Vis - iting Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Thorntondiplomavernment Saturday evening. Mrs. Edward C. Regele and d'attgh- ter Shirley spent last Thursday with Mrs, Cecil E. Murray of Tucker- t smith. Mr. ' A & Howey . A. Bower ChasChas. and Mrs. J. T hornton, Kenneth and Mrs. George 'Th,ornton spent Sunday with the latter's parents. i PIANO TUNING AND ORGAN REPAIRING MANLEY. Mr. and Ira. John Eckart and firs s Leo McKay and Mr. Joe Eckart and Miss Feeney motored to the 1'fartyr's 5 PHONE 327-3, 'Centre Street Shrine at Midland last Sunday. ,Mrs. C. P. Sills, Seaforth and Mrs. Des'bura front,De'troit and Sister Clla- '1'. KIPP.v N The service in St. Andrew's Church will be held at 9.50 a.m. on Sunday August 2nd' and 9th. The Sunday School will be held after Lite service. The✓Fission Band are holding El Pic- nilc on ,Saturday, August 8Ih. Miss Lydia Steer and Miss Helen McConnell of'Wlinnipog, and Miss vor from Toronto and Mrs. Rarv- c ley, from Flint, Mich., called on their; f many friends in our burg last week. I Messrs. Harrry Manuelarrry and Manuel Better - mann have,purchased a.threshsng out - at. The' prospects of the promising' h bumper crop has 'been knocked• on the , head by the excessive 'heat and rain the past three weelcs and it will only be'a'matter of:.a short time when al, ,Marjorie Ackert of Ayl visiting at the Manse. TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Dodds and son, Mr. A. C, Dodds of Oak Patk ITL, were guests of 'Mr. and Mrs Adam Dodds and Mr. and.Mrs, Robt. Smith, in town, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, ,Brom- ley, of L'ondesboro. tMr. and Mrs. John Love and daughters left Monday on a motor to Burks Fall, Preston, and ' Toro and will call on friends en route. IRev. D. K. Ferrie, BA., of ,N iBlaltblie'ford, Sask., spent a few days the Kne'chtel's. !Mi's's Grace Casien'ticri, R. !N., , of the Mountain Sanitarium, Haniillton,. is the•.guest of 'Mrs. Will'Govenlock, in Egmondvil'le. ' 'Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Anderson and Miss Dorothy and Oliver' Anderson of Auburn, spent Sunday with' Mr, and 'Mrs. J. Br Tyekman. • Mn'. Nelson Garden and son, of Ac- ton, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adapt Hays daist week, Mrs. Wellington Barber of Winni- peg (formerly Jessie Chesney) is visit- ing, Mrs.Wes. s. Nott, and other friends, in Egnnondivitle, and vicinity, Mrs. Snell and daughter 'Margrsta, of Hamilton, are the, guests of Miss two trip tit°, No at jean Turner, !George street. Mrs. Edith Grieve and daugh•t Nina, of Royal Oak, Mich., spent few days with'Miss Jean Turner, Mr. Will Faulkner and friend, fro Brantford, spent the week -end wit the fornier's brother. Miss Addle. Tyerman has returne home after spending a couple of week with relatives in Listowel. Miss Pearl Kes'ble of Brantford i spending her vacation with Mr, an Mrs. Clarence .Kes tile. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shields of .Kit abetter spent the week -end with M and Mrs. Lotus Hildebrand. Mrs. Graham of ,Stratford is spend ing a few drays with her daughter, Mrs Calvert. Mrs. E. E. Secord returned to he home in Medford accompanied by he •mother, Mrs, Wm. K•neeh'tel. Mrs. Grisbrook, 04 Toronto; divan panied by her sons, William from th West, and Frank of Toronto, visited Miss Mary Carty last week. Mr. Oliver Siegrist 'attended the poultry conference at the O:A:C. Guelph, last week, also spent a couple of days in Toronto, Mr. aril Mrs, Jack Tainan and fam ily of Detroit and' Mr. Glen Taman o' Niagara Falls are spending their holi days at the homes of their sisters, Mrs Wilson - Wright dad Mrs. Roy Mc- IGeoch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockwood and family of Brussels and Mr. 'and 'Mrs. William ,Knox of Birth spent (Sunday at the home of _M'r. and Mrs Wilson Wright, Miss M. E. Turnbull is spending this Week in Toronto, Miss Marguerite Black is on a two weeks' trip to Northern Ontario. Mr. George Black of Toronto is spending his holidays at the home o his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willies lack 'Mr. and.Mrs-,A, Shackleton and son Allen of Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs, J, B. Tyerman on Sunday. 1W'm. and Mrs, Knechtel and Miss A. M. •Knec'h'el attended the Knechtel reunion at Stratford when about 450 of the descendants were 'present. Mr. Well Pollard left last week on a three weeks' trip to Fort William by way off Michigan. He was accompan- ied by a friend from Woodville. Mrs. Klein and three children are visiting at the honoe of her parents, Mr..and Mrs. Jos. Mero. 'Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pearce and family of Toronto, Herb Henderson and Doreen Gibson, also of Toronto, were visitors of Mr. and .Mrs. 0, Siegrist last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerslake of Staffa and Miss Olive Lemon of Hen - all were visitors Sunday at the hone of Mrs. Hugh Wright. 'Pro'fe'ssor J. 5. Keys, Mrs, Keys anal dlaughter Dorothy, of Nas'hvi'lle, Tenn„ Who have 'been holidaying at their cottage at Bayfield, were guests Mon- day of Mrs, W. L. Key's. Mr. John Myers and Mr. Elmer Myers of Montreal airs( Mrs, Ferdin- ind of Chicago, are guests of their .,other and brother. Mrs Myers and Rev. J 0'.Myers at the rectory. Mrs. T. McElroy is visiting friends u Aetoa. Mr. and Mrs. M. .Hopi, Mr.. and 19rs, H.W.Hart and s.on Kenneth, 'penit Sunday at N'iagara i'tlla Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Douglas and on' of Bluevale were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Stewart, Mr. and Ifrs,'George Love, of Tor- nto, are visiting at the bonne of her titer; Mr. Archie S'cot't, Thornton falls Mrs. McGuire of London visited Miss Florence :Fowler last -week. Master Bill Darroch of Toronto- is olidaying with his 'brother, Mr, and �Irs. 'F W. Darroch, • Rev. and Mrs, I. B.'Kanne leave this veelc for their cottage at Fort Erie. ter slave tbeen'cubtirilg wild be ejlo;neort acgoonrut of 'tile Mr.' and ,Mrs. Reg. Hart andda'ttgli- rust which has stripped lasmaturing. ilter ,oif Toronto are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sccstt, 'Mr: and Mr's. Aubert Keys of Blake were visitors Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Samuel I- atrn'a, Miss Hesk of 'Blyth and Miss Sar- gent 01 Toronto, are the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Grieve, George street, Mr. Clete Ililde'brand and Miss Stella Calfas of Kitchener are spendingi this week with 'Mr. and Mrs. Louis 1-14dabrand. 'Mr; Jlack Anderson, 9'f New York, is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. R. 'Smith: (Word was received hereof the un- fortunate and serious accident to Mrs. Louis' Hildebrand's brother, Mr. Si- mon Thded of Kitchener that occurred in the Merchants Rubber factory there. His arm was: broken in two places by being caught in the mach- inery. He is now in the K. and W, FIbs,pital and it is thought that his arm may be slaved. Mr. Thiel lived in Sea - forth for some years. Mr, and .Mrs. S. Adolph of Listowel were guests of Mrs. Melville on Wed- nesday. Misses Anne and Janet Govenlock are visiting bheir sister, Mrs. Angus Bates, et Grand Valley. Miss Bernice Hodgins Of Toronto is 'holidaying with her aunt, Mrs. De Lacey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and 'fam- ily and Mr. Taylor of Port Colborne were guests on Wednesday of Mrs. H, R. Scott, Mr. Snaith and Mr. Taylor having come for the bo'w•ling tourna- ment. Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Eggelton anal family of Brandon, Man.. were guests of their aunt, Mrs. Annie Reid, for a few days, leaving Wednesday for Sarnia. McGON+TGLE-DOERING. The marriage of Margaret Clarie, eldest daughter of 2vft .and Mrs. rah!' :?.tering of North Easthope to Ramat: Ross McGon,c':: o: Kitchener,, son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Me- Gonigle of Seaforth took place in St. .Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Strat- ford, this week, Rev. G. P. Duncan, D. .D,. officiating,. The 'bride, who looked ,charm,ing,in a gown' of white georg- ette with large mohair hat, was at- tended by her sister, Mies Edna I. Doering in a flowered chiffon frock with black velvet girdle and' white hat. - Both .carried sweet peas. Gordon 'MdGoiaigle was besot man. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served' at the home of the bride's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs..MdGonigle left, on a honeymoon trip to London and De- troit, the bride wearing for traveling a navy crape suit with smart hat in the same shade, She wore a fox far, the gift of the bridegroom. They will reside on Courtland avenue, Kitch- ener. ELIMVILLE Mrs, Chas. Johns and Mr. Walter Johns visited in St. Marys last Sun- day. Rev. Mr. Smith of Winthrop, a for- mer pastor of this circuit, preached here last Sunday morning. A large number were present and were glad to hear Mr, Smith again. Mrs. Smith and chitdlten also accompanied him here and visited at Mr. Wes. ,Horne's. Miss Edna Ford entertained a few of her friends to a birthday party last Thursday afternoon. Misses Joy and Evelyn Whitlock of St. Thomas called at Mr, Harry Ford's last Sunday evening, itfr. ,and Mrs. Rodgers of near Kirk - ton visited in the vicinity last 'Sunday. Miss Bessie Johns is visiting in. Exeter. Special Optical Notice. !1-Iave your eyes examined by our well known. and painstaking specialist, Mr. Hughson, formerly optical ex- pert for Kents, Toronto, and Henry Morgan & Co„ Montreal, Over 30 years' experience, 20 years coning to Seaforth. You are assured of the best optical work to be obtained and . at very moderate cost. 'We have all the late styles of mountings, the best make of the best makers an,d our prices are from $4.00 up, Monday, Au- gust 10th from 1 p.m. to W'ednesday, August 13th, 12 noon. Come early. Beattie's Fair, Seaforth, 32 AutoInsurauco Let us protect you anywhere in Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off your mind and at NEW Non Tariff Rates i.'s worth your while to see us before placing your insurance and at the new low non -tariff rates you cannot afford to take chances. All claims promptly and satisfac- torily paid. Phone, write or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152 A. D. Suthorland GENERAL INSURANCE' — REAL ESTA .E, CONVEY- ,ANCING, ETC. Office over Keating's Drug Store Hairdressing . FINGE'R WAVE .75c MA'RCEL .50c SHAMPOO & FI!NGER WAVE 1.00 HAIR DYEING 3.50 up FOR FRIDAY ONLY For appointment Phone 125 Pullman's Barber Shop from 10:00 A M to 7:00 P M BRUCEFIELD, Word has been receved of the pass- ing of Mr, John MclIntosh of Toronto, formerly of Brucefteld. Mr. and Mrs. Moodie are spending this week visiting friends in Toronto. Miss Irene and Miss K. Snider and Mr, Stanley Reid of London spent their 'holidays at their respective homes, Rev, W. A. and Mrs. Bremner are taking their holidays in August.. Rev. Mr. Conner of Ktppen will preach next Sunday morning. The evening service will be withdrawn during the month of August. Word has been received of the pass- ing of Mrs. (Rev.) E. H. Sawers of Watford, formerly of Brucefield, after a brief illness at the hone of her daughter, 'Mrs. Kelso of Port Elgin last week. Her funeral was held in Watford and her remains laid to rest beside her late husband, Rev. E. H. Sawers, who passed away six years ago. She leaves to mourn her loss three daughters and one son, Mrs. Hornie of Fittbturry, Mrs. Kelso of Port Elgin, Mrs, Burgess of Merlin and Dr. C, Sawers of Watford. The sincere sympathy of the entire com- munity is extended to the sorrowing family and friends. lool;i listen! taste! $gyp art ,90�' JUST pour milk or cream in a bowl of golden brown Rice Krispies and your own ears will tell you how crunchy every toasted bubble is. So crisp they actually crackle out loudi Rice Krispies are deli- cious for breakfast, lunch, bedtime snacks. Great for kiddies. At your grocer's. Made by Kellogg. in London, Ontario. RICE DUBLIN. SRISPIES The community of Dublin wa shocked Tuesday .morning on learnin that Mr. Patrick Woods Sr. had die in the early tours of the morning. He had suffered a stroke last December and was confined to his bed most of the winter, but when the fine weather came was able to be outside and 'work in his garden. His death camequite unexpectedly. He was one of a large family, and lived for many years on the Woods' homestead north of the village, but dater moved to a farm on the to t'nline. between Perth and Hur- on on the 7th contcessfon of Logan where he lived until nine years ago when he retired front fanning an moved into Dublin. He is survived by his wife and one son Patrick, who lived on the homestead. He was dewoat ,m emberf 0 St. Patrick's Ro man Catholic Church, The funeral will be held Thursday morning, Mrs. Harry Grisbrook and son Frank of'Toronto accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. William Gris'brook and fam- ily of Saskatchewan. visited over the. week end with the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. James Maloney. ell RICE KRISPIES g wife and eight children to mourn d'their loss: John, Louis, Joseph, Ed- win, Mary, William, Thomas and Angelia, all at hone. The funeral was held Monday morning at 9.30 at St. 'Columba!' Church, where High Mass was sung by Rev. Father Dan'tzer, Rev, Father ;O5Drowski of Dublin and' Rev. Father Jordan of Ka'latnazoo, Mich., were present in the sanctuary. The choir very effectively rendered "Dwelling with the Angels," and "Wearer _My God to Thee." The pall , bearers were cousins of the deceased: Thos. Gormley, Jahn McMillan, John d Melady, John Morris, James Morris, and Thos. Morris, Interment was made in St. Columban Cemetery, a Miss Leona Maloney of Seafarth spent Sunday with her parent's. Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Tyers and family have returned after a week's vacation, 'Miss Mary O'Connell spent Sandia)" with friends in London. Mr. and Mrs. Gib Murray and fam- ily were Sunday visitors at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murray. !We are sorry to hear that Miss Annie Ryan is ill at London hospital. , Mr. and Mrs. George Holland and family were guests of Mrs. Carbert of Seaforth on ,Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McConnell and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Kelly at ,Blyth on Sundla'y. Mr. Neal Prendergrast and daughter of Lbs Angeles, Calif., are visiting his sister, Mrs, James Shea, of the village. Miss Lillian Shea has returned to Chicago after a months vacation with her parents. Miss Conway of Stratford is the guest of her sister, Mrs, Walter Car- penter. Mr. James Shea started cuffing on his 100 acre field of fall wheat last week. HIBBERT. William Morris, esteemed life long resident .of Ribbert Township and for- mer reeve and councilor, passed away on Saturday following an illness of about a week's duration from pneu- monia. Born on the old homestead on the seventh concession of Hibbert, the son of the late John Morris, the de- ceased man had resided there all his life. He was in his 4dth year and passing will be mourned by a wide circle of friends, Mr, Morris had becnit reeve fora tW4o, `yebrs:'aud served on bhe council fora'sevenrc'.years, He ,was a Member of St. Golun ,ban Ro- man CattUblin Church. lie leaves 'his Goderich. One of the many cases which have been before the police court here the past few weeks was a car accident near Grand Bend, or better, two ac- cident;. Wm. Watson and Alex. MdD'onald. of Thedford, going to 'Grand Bend, ran into a car coming the other direction and smashed it up a bit. They went on apiece and then parked their car . with the lights off and ran away. Then along came Bruce Tiedemann, barber, of Grand Bend, who is said to have supplied Watson and McDonald with liquor, and ran into the parked car and wrecked his car in the collision. Tiede- mann was charged in the magistrates court with keeping liquor for sale and appeared at Crediton on the 24th. He was allowed out on bail. Judge (after giving jury instruc- tions) Is there any question any one would 'like to ask before considering. the evidence? Juror. A couple of its would like to know if the defendant boiled the malt one or tat hours, and how he kept the yeast out? Macklam's Lunch AFTERNOON TEA Ladies, we are prepared' to serve afternoon tea while you. are clown town, CAKE ORDERS We would be pleased if would give us an order for style of cake, )/10 13 any CHICKEN DINNERS Our Chicken Dinners are be- ing'wefl' patronized, Phone your ordet early, PHONE 42,