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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-09-10, Page 1Ateveningand at morning IBy an enchanted way, 'I walk the world' in wonder, And 'have', no,word to say, 'It is the hath we traversed 'One twili'gh't, thou and I; e Seaiorth lie tThy beau'ly all a rapture, My spirit all. a cry, The red leaves fall upon it, The moon and mistaid rani, .Rist not the magic footfall, That made its meaning plain. -A Wood'path, WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 53, No. 37. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1931. Phone 84. DINNERS and SUPPERS Regularly HOT LUNCHES at gall hours OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES Prices Reasonable The Olympia Confectionery and Restaurant Pure Spices for Pickles We, have them at lower prices than ordinary, .• -HIGH QUALITY VINEGARS. - At price of orcliin'ary vinegars. PIICK'ILING RECIPE BOOK. -Free CRIISCO.-'Per 1 lb. can 25c and with each pound a spatula or pancake turner FREE. CORN FLAKES -Kellogg's or. Qua- ker 3 for 25c AMMONIA KLENZLNE.-2-for 15c ;CLASSIC CLEANSER -'One of the roest 3 for 25c DUTCH COCOA in bulk, superior !q:uality ...... ....per lb. 25c ]BAKING Iv11ODAS!SES in bulk, Per lb,, 6c BAKING' SYRUP In bulk, per Ib. 10c 'Very best quality„ BAKER'S SNOWDRIFT, Shredded, Cocoanut. per ib 25c JELLY POWDERS -At 3, 4 or 6 for ..... ...25c LUX FLAKES 3 for 25c DOMESTIC ONIIONS... 10 lbs. 25c Scribblers, Exercise Books, Pens, !Pencils, Rulers, Evershanp Pen- cils, Fountain 'Pens, Copy Books, /Drawing Books, Etc,, for School Opening. F. D. HUTCHISON Phone Phor Phood hood 166 COAL QUALITY -SERVICE E. L. BOX P43 a BRODHAGEN WEST Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Eggetnt and children, Mrs. John Eggert, 7Fr. and !Mrs. Ed. $lchenbra'rth ` and chil'd'ren, IAM. and"'A2rs. Charlie Relgele and cion Iliti'ry and Mrs. Fred Koehler and son Harvey spent Sunday afternoon With Mrs, Henry'Rapien.in ,lltitchell, Niles. Fred Ktoehler was visiting in iElmina, Preston, Kitchener,' Wellesley and Hamilton for some time and has returned 'home. John Be'avei+feld, John Weaver, Mrs' WJIm. Haelgyand daughter Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ,Rege•Ie took a motor 'trip to Toronto ]'apt week. Mr. Reg- ele had some business in Canada Co., office and saw the slights in the city 1' the same trip, killing' two bird's ,dt'rth one s'to'ne. Ole. and Mrs: Anldrelw Fischer and son of Fullerton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koehler and Mr. and Mrs. Chariie Rege'le, 1Mr. Wan. Doerr and; family of •Gadshill spent Sunday with Mr. and VIrs, Fred II;oegy. • k OMr. and \Its, Win. Koehler and fa- mily, accompanied by Mr. .a Id 7Lrs. lfhenry Koehler went to Rostock` and IGiads'h'i'll to visit some friends on 'La- bor Day. IW;e are sorry for Mr. and Mrs. Bry en O'Hara for losing .their house on !Sunday last through fire and no :in surplice on same, which makes it chard 'for them to rebuildin-thesetimes, CHURCH CARD. North Side United Church -Pastor, Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A. 'Sunday Sept. loth, 10 am. --Sunday School and (Bible Classes. 11 a,m.--]Public Worship. 7 p.m. -Public Worship, The Pastor will, conduct the ser- vices. UNEMPLOYMENT. Under the Government unemploy- ment scheme, there ,were 25 registra- tfons.in the Township Of VldKidlop. In Sea'forith 10 single in'en and 18 ,mlatt•- ried men registered, • HURON PRESBYTERIAL The Huron Presbyterial of the W. 'MaS. will be held in the Presbyterian (Church, Seafonth, on Tuesday, Sept- ember 15th, belginning ,at 10 a.m: Miss Pelton, travelling secretary, will give an address. UM ACH-11 X'WiELL. 'Miss Rhoda Mae Maxwell, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Maxwell, .and Mr. (Elicit Um>,b.aclh, son of Mr. and 'Vlrs. 0, M. TTmbac'h, Waterloo, were na'arried in Duffecin Street Pres- byterian Church, Toronto, on Satur- day, with Rev. J. B. Thompson offic- iating. The bride was attend'ed by Miss Margaret Ma -Owen, and Mr. William Goode, • of Toronto was best man. The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, and later Mr, and Mrs, Umlb'acin left for a trip 'through the Adirondacks and to New York. lOn th:eir'rerturn they will I,i,ve at 9 Hillsdale Avenrtie east. WEST HURON TEACHERS. The executive of West;Htrron Tea- chers' Association met on Saturday to ;arrange .for the convention to be held ]October 8th and 9th. 'Phe first d'ay's session will r s will be held in -Exeter and on Friday the teachers will visit rhe 10.AJC. at Guelph, where they will he entertained by the College .professors. Teachers going by train will have to be at Goderioh, Clinton or lSea'forth to catch 'the early 'flyer'. iThe .committee.are Misses Pridham, Exeter; Gaiser, (Crediton; _ Messrs. !Keeler, tD!ash'w'o'od; Blowes, Henarall; Howard, Exeter, and Inspector Bea, con, Goderich. • WITH THE BOWLER'S. On Friday, Soptemlber 4th., eighteen iocal rinks of nrli .e'd bowlers spent a very enjoyable e'venin'g playing for the beantiiful prizes so kind'l'y donated by Mr. R. M. Tortes. !First prize was won by Mrs. DeLacey, Mts. Reg.. Reid and Mr. .M. A. Reid, skip; sec- and by Miss B. Campbell, Mir. Jinn (Stewart and Mr, IC. P. Sills, ; skip, The men's (Singles Oonipetition were completed. on Labor Day, when valuable prizes donated by Messrs. 'Stewart Bros., were won 'by IF. Sill's first, and 5. E. Willis second. The men- have followed lthe Singlets competition with great interest and much .pleasure and are anticipating another contest. Dr. ;Ch'a's. Mackay has very kindly donated :a'set 08 howl's and case play for which will begin on Friday evening, !September 1Q'th, at 7:115. 7'Iemlbers are requested to give their entry to any member of the exe- cutive. ' On Tuesday afternoon the lathes hada su'cce'ssful dotibie•s' jitney with l cautif'u'1 'prizes donated by the Avon Ohests. The prize winners were Mrs, E. iH. Close, .Mrs, H. Stewart, Mrs. C. Corrie and Mrs. J. Devereaux. A nixed open .rink tourney is being held; on''Wednes'd'ay evening, play to commence at ;7:30 p. in. and pians are being prepared for an Irish Trebles Open Totjrney to be held' on Sep- tember 16th, commencing at 1::10 p,nn. This will be the last open„ tourney of the season as the executive are plan- ning to start work imm'edia'tely 10 the greens. SEAFORTH BOYS' FOAL CLUB. trice on Sunday. Mi and Mrs. Turner and daughter " of Hillsgreen visited at the home of 11. Andrew McLachlan ori Sunday. Vbrs. 'Donal'd McKellar is visiting 'The lOartario Horse Breeders Asse dation in co-operation with the Agri cultural Societies is seeking to encour age horse impro've'nien't through the medium :of Boys' Clubs, .Seaforth district, being noted fol its fine quality off horses, has been fortunate in being chosen by the as- sociation for a club, as tliere, is only once allotted to dach'connty.. (Since the advent of tractors and autos, the horse has been badly neg- lected, the young meat and 'boys drift- ing towards machinery and, leaving: the feiend of the land to detteriorate. All owners of a foal of 1931 and' having a boy between the ages of 10 and l8 years, should encourage his ,toy to eater 'this club. 'G'ood prizes are. being .given', colts are judged on points as well as horsemanship ex- hibited by the boy, No entry fee in this class. 'Following are the rules: 1.....Members must be boys over 10 and under 18 years of age at the time of showing. 2. Each Club must have at least 40 members. 3. All foals must be sired by reg- istered pure bred sire. '5. Competitor must, so .fat as pos- sible, have fed, cared for and fitted his animal for at least two mionbhsimme- diately previous to the date of the exhibition (,and must himself exhibit tli:e animal in the show ring when judged or paraded; and must take ex- clusive charge Of the animal during 'the show). N'o 'outside ass•iistance in preparing 'the animal for the show will be permitted. This is a boys' show, and 'parenits, guardians or anyone else must leave this work to the exhibitor; This rule will be strictly enforced. b. All foals in this competition must be shown without shoes and shall carry only such decorations as are made by the boy himself. V. Entries 'for rnembership to be in 'the hands .of the Society not later than September 241th. See prize list and bill .forfurther' attractions. REPORT .O'F HO'G SHIPMENTS !For month ending July 3t1, 19311, !Walton -Total hogs 152, select ba- con 31, bacon '101, butchers 15, heav- ies 2, lights and feeders '1. INen'sagl__ Total hogs 388, select ba- c'on 116, bacon 194, •brtbcl-ters 66, hea- vies 14, extra heavies 1, lights and feeders 4. IE'eter-Total hogs 63, select bac- on 23, howl: 28, butchers 111. Huron County locals -Total hogs 12065, select bacon 524, bacon. 1281, butchers 186, heavies 18, lights and feeders `dl !Huron County --,Total hogs 5207 select baton 1098, 'bacon 3010, butch- ers 6116, heavies 58, extra heavies 3, lights and fee'der's 68. • WILLLI'A'M 'PETHI•CK On Wednesday morn'inig there pass- ed away after some months' illness, (William George Pethick, aged 36 years! Mr. Petthick came from Strat- ford last winter and with his family went on a 100 -acre farm on the n'in'th concession, Harnett To'wnslhip. In Ap- ril, while on the farm he became quite ill and since then slowly his cond'itioai 1 grew wnouse until recently he was tak- en to Soobt Memorial Hospital, Sea ,forth, passing away there on Wednes- day at 111 a,m, yfr. Pethick was born near Winthrop and. after his .marriage' fourteen years ago to Miss Mabel /Armstrong, daughter of Air. and Mrs, Matthew Armstrong, Hufleft, he was enlployed fn a Lon'd'on hardware store. He returned to Sea'forth to 'work for Dir. Mackay and' remained in tolwn for ten years, ..going to Exeter over a year ago where he purchased a gasoline Station, and was in Stretford for a few months. dt•r. Pethick is survived by his wife, who has 'been ill and duirinlg her late huslb'anid's illness in the hospital Mrs, iPe'thfok was confined to bed at the 'home of Mr. and Mrr.,Ran'ds in town; and, one son, Gordon: Three brothers also survive, John and Sant of Me- K'illap, andThomas, of London, as.'. well as two sisters, Mrs. W. Midler of Seafornh, and Mea. Jose'p'h bean, of ' London.The. funeral will take place from the a residence ofMr. Matthew ,Arnis'trong, Constance, alt 2 pan. 00 Friday, Sept. 1:1.Vh, to the Maitland Bank Cemetery, d of vi J. 11 relatives in Niagara. Mrs. Jas. Scott and grandchildren; Marion. and 'Agnes Scott are holiday- ing at Bruce 'Beach, .4Ir, -Lyle Thompson and son Jack of Chatham called on some of their friend's here on Sunday. Miss ,IGrace'MldLachlan is a Toronto visitor this week. VARNA. 'Holiday visitors: _Misses Gladys and 'Emily Beatty, Misses Mary and Irene Ohuter, of London. 'Ow'ing to the rector Rev, Mr. Paull, having a holiday, there will be no ser- vice in St. John's Church; . the next two SundaAiy's 'Mrs. L.Beatty spent the ,week end in Sarnvla with her sr'ter,. Mr. and Mrs..Lawr+ason in company'w With Mrs. Conies, spent the week -end ou't of town. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Schell and family, Airs, L ;Schell, Mr. and Mns. Keen, all of Detroit and Mr. Alvin Russell Austin. of Flint Mich., spent the week end and holiday at the theme 6f Mrs. Floyd Schell's parents, Mr.and Mrs. Alfred Austin. Webster_ Taylor. -A quiet but pret- ty wedding was solemnized at Avoir United Church parsonage on Saturday 'Septent'ber 5th, :when Ruby Irene, se - cloud daughter ;off Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Taylor, of Varna, was united in mar- riage to 'Watson 'Robert Webster, se- cond son olf lar and 'Mrs. R,. D. Web- ster, of Varna, Rev. J. W. Penrose of- 'fieiating. The bride ;looked charmingin a travelling dress of navy blue with matching accessories, 'The groom's gift to the bride was a chest of silver. I pmtediatel'y Ater the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs, 'Webster left on a motor trip to Crystal !Beach, Buffalo, !NiagaraFalls, and 'Toronto. On their return they will reside ,on the :groom's fine farm on Baylfield road south. The 'best wishes of the community are extended to thein fora happy and prosperous married life, The Young 'People's Society of the United Church held acorn roast down by the river on Mr. V. M. Diehl's farm on Friday evening, Sept, 4th, All enjoyed a good time, Mrs. Susan Redmond and her dau- ghter and family, from Flint, Mich.,were visiting friends in the vicinity. Mr. David Hiodige of Goderich spent' the week end with 'friend's in the vic- inity. He is attending High School at Goderich. TUCKERSMITH. Mr. glohn M. Dntot of Comber has returned to his home after spendingthe summer with friend's and' rela- tives in the vicinity. Mr:Robt. _lfdNaughton of London spent the holiday under the parental roof, 'Mr. and Mrs. Bert VLartin and their two children,' Edith and Billie of Wroxeter tw:ere Sunday visitors at the house of 'Mr. and Mrs. A. Nicholson, 'Mrs, Robt. Charters, 'Mill Road, is again improving nicely, 'Mr. and 'Mrs, Pearson Grieve of Buffalo, were Sunday.visitors at the home o'f Mrs. Rabt. Charters. Mr. James McIntosh has returned front spending a few clays' vacation in Toronto, Mr, and M. Wellington of Sarnia spent the week end at Russell Cole- man's, 'Mrs. Jas. Allen is ,pen'ditng this week ill Toronto with her friends, Mr. acid Mrs. Hugh Hamilton. VI'r. and Mrs. Thos. Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. Russell'' Coleman attend- ed the .funeral !Saturday at Courtland of Airs. T. Coleman's nephew, Geo, 'Troyer. who died suddenly from a heart attack, The West End Club entertained lie Stanley Club fast 4Vednnesday at he hone of Mrs. Fear. The Stanley Ladies put on the program' which was thoroughly enjoyed by ail, after which a dainty lunch was served, 'Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pepper, .Mr.,id Mfrs, Will Beattie of Niagara. all's, spent the week end with Mr. n:d Mrs. James' Hay. 'Mr. arid Mrs, R. J. Ebgie spent a ew days in Toronto. 'Bean pulling is the order of the ay, Mrs. A. Topp ,and Miss Alice 'Topp f Buffalo are holidaying With their ousins, Mr. and Airs, J. Elgie. Atr: and :Kea. 'M'. Beattie and Helen sfted'oti.Sund'ay at the' home of Mr. ::F. McKay.Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Upslualt have iioved to'iStaffae CROMARTY. Miss Gladys Hamilton of 'Toronto, is spending herholidays at the •home: of her parents, Messrs, Andrew MlclLel'lan and Jack. Aldington 'visi'ted in the 'Niagara alis - No student can hope to hit the high marks when handicapped by a scratchy, messy, old-fashioned pen! Send your boy or girl back to school with pep and enthusi- asm -with a smooth -writing, comfortable. to•the•hand Waterman's Fountain Pen. Many styles to choose ftom-in a variety of anappycolors-witha nib to exactly suit the student's writing and your pocketbook. 1 Fred S. Savauge JEWELER & OPTO'METRIST Opposite Post Office. Seaforth, Res. 10, Phones 194. ST. COLUMBAN, Presentation. -The members of th St. Co'Itxnban choir assembled at th pariisih hall on. Wednesday . evening September 2nd to bid ,farewell to thei organist, Miss Marie Flannery, who has resigned her position after ten years of service. The evening was spent in social gathering, consisti'n of solos by Miss Grace Moylan an Mr. Michael Downey: a piano selec 'iron by 'Mrs. Vincent Lane; High:lin fling dance by VIIfss .Mary Lane; reci tation by John L. Malone; mouth- or- gan selection, by John Holland, John ,L. Malone was chairman. After the programme Mis's Flannery was called' upon Mr a solo. The following ad- dress was read by Mr, Thomas Mor- ris: "Dear Marie, -'It is with much regret that we have learned of your resignation as organist of St. Colum. ban Ohurq'h, You have held this posi Mon well and faithfully fo'r ten year and both the pastor and the people have coirsidered' themselves fortutrate to have so gifted an organist to play and sing for all their church services. You have worked With and built up a choir to its present membership of twenty -,four, training them to sing the ,Mass and Benediction. Not for this alone will you be missed but also at allur o social functions and in our Li- terary Society wihere you gladly and willingly took some part. We have gathered here tihis evening to bid you 'farewell add' to present you with this little gift as a slight token of the af- fection and esteem in which you are iheid by your friends here. You carry with you the best wishes of the mem- bers of the St. Codu'mban choir and we hope that wherever you are your life may be fi'liledwith sunshine and happiness. Signed by members of the St..Colum'ban Choir." The presenta- tion was made by bliss Agnes Delan- ey. Miss Flannery thanked the choir in a very fitting manner after which 1Re'v. Fr, Da'tnzer spoke in a very nice manner. After the progransnne Lunch was served and the remainder of the evening was spent 10 dancing. Mr, Joseph Moylan of Kitchener, spent the ,holiday at his parents' hone Weaver of Toronto returned to Tor- onto on Monday after, a short visit. Knox Church, held a very success - e ful picnic to ,Goderich on Saturday last. r Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Roberton are having their holidays and intend spending part of their time in Toronto, Bruce Beach and other points. We are sorry to relate 2'Ir. C. Rad - dell is •under the doctor's care. 1We are pleased to hear that Miss Belle Nott, who under _ went an opera- tion in 'Clinton hospital is improving nicely, Mrs. Stevens and babe returned to her home int 'Seafortln on Sunday, •VIr. and Mrs. Jas. yldCool, miss Phyllis and Mrs. Vfoon were Goderich visitors lase Wednesday. .Mrs. Taylor spent part of last week visiting her niece in Clinton, Mrs. - Crittingtan. ,lir. and Mrs. W. Taman of George- town ,Nene week end visitors at 'W. Armstrong's. Mrs, Salvation and Miss Susie, of 'Palmerston, 'are visiting with A3isis iLyon. Mr, and Mrs, Pipe of'Gederich hol- idayed with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Youngblu5. Miss tBrighlam of Windsor spent the week end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths and family reamed Monday might after a pleas- ant visit with :Hespeler friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 'Adams mot- ored to London Fast Friday. Mr. Jimt McCrea sang a very pleas- ing sOlo at Ivnox 'Church Sunday af- ternoon, "Hold 'Thou My Hand." Ole. and Mrs. Robert 'Mc'Crea at- tended the Presbyterian anniversary at Belgrave on Sunday, ]Rel-. _Austin Budge, of Hamilton, officiating at both services. '_Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCrea en- tertained'Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilkin- son of Belgrave and Mr. and '\Ira, W. B. Wilkinson of Blyth last Friday: ev- ening, They are cousins of .4f'rs. A2c- Cre'a, ,and Mrs. T. Millar and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Mac 'McCool „pend 1Sun'day at Drayton the guest of :Mrs. White, .Me. and Mrs. Geo. Stewart, Miss ]Pearl and blaster Lloyd, Of Stratford, also 'Miss Grace Stewart of Seaforth, spent Sunday the guests of Mrs. Robert To'wnt•end. Miss Amelia Townsend of Toron- to is visiting with relatives here, Tlie steam' shove) tv'lnjc'h has been working on the new road built, has finished the Job and is ,now working on the road just south of the village, widening the road at the bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Hiles of Clin- ton, Mr. J. D. Ainslie of !Leamington visited' last Thursday at the hone of James Elsley. VIr, 1Vltl'1 Tansbl'ym of Toronto, wife and children, also Miss Mildred ]Halt spent the holiday's With Mr. Tam btyn's mother, Mr',s, J. Tanibiyn. .lir. Will Tam'blyn ansl wife, Mrs. 7. Tatnb'lyu Mr. and :Ifs. James El- sley visited Kincardine friends last (Sanusi:ay:, Me. and Mrs, Geo. Ainslie o'f Leam- ington, Mrs. ;h. Anderson of Blenheim, Mr. Scott Aspen:a-l' of Mew York and Mr. and Mrs, Ben Tyernian .called on Mr. arid \irs, Elsley and arra. Tarit- 111)51 19'st walabeal:P. Mr. 'Cackman and wife are e holiday '.visitors at the home of 'Mr.`'' Chas. Watson, ere, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clennan Of De- troit spent Sunday with M'r, and Mrs. Tam'es McQuaid. Miss Mary O^Sulliy'a1 of Toronto was home on Su•nd'ay, 'Misses Marie Flannery and Lillian 'O'Sullivan have gone to Toronto i+"here they have seemed employ- ment. Air. James Lane of Brantford spend the week end at his home here, LONDESBORO. The marriage took place in St. Marys olf Miss Myntle :Weir, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Mair of Clin- ton to Robert Fa'%rservi,ce of Landes - bora, sea of the late Thomas and Mrs. Fairservice. 'Following the •sere many the bride and greom left for ]Toronto on a short hhoneyntoon, On their return they will reside on the groom's farm east of the village. M•r.• and \Irs. Whit Taniflblyn and family of Toronto spent the week end, with the 'foraner's mother here. ile and Mrs. T. Pickett spent Sun- day 'with Clinton friends. Miss !Gertrude Ro1berton and Mr, C.