HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-11-26, Page 5THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1931, THE SEAPORTH NEWS.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.
Marchandise''disp'layed in aur orderly ,manner to assist you in your
selections is another example of the way in which the Superior Chain
Store nialces more easy the ,pro'bbeens that confront the housewife. The
fresh. and canned foods and other articles making up our stock=in
'tt'a.de are carefully grouped and pro!niinenitly priced for your con-
venience, We know that you wrlll enjoy shopping alt a Superior
Chant Store,. Remember, we de'l'iver.
WE -SELL THE BEST FOR LESS.
Items' for. Week 'Ending Dec: 2, 1931.
'SIN'GAPORE SLICED PIIN'EAPP.LE
"A Real.,Bargain" per tin `
LUX TOILET SOAP "Your opportunity"... , , 3. cakes
19 c
TIGER CATSUP, Large 26 oz, size
"Special' Value" per bottle 15 c
PEALS;. No. 3 Sieve,'No.• 2 size tins
"Yonwill appreciate 'the quality" . .3 fort
LARGE SIZE NEW SANTA C.LARA PRUNES,.. 2 lbs, 23 c
Maxwell House Coffee l's
/13c
"Nationally known" ,((Special)
Chateau Cheese, "I't spreads or slices" f4 Pb. 17c
1\'Panyflowers Toilet Soap • • , i 4 cakes 25c
Reerin's- Malto Cream Biscuits (Special) ;per lb. 28c
Maple Leaf Sockeye Saluron • 1's.. , .33c; %'s' 19c
Clark's Spaghetti large tin 10c
i 2 for 15c
per tin 23c
per pkg. 12c
Sea King Lobsters.... .. ,,..r. , .. %'s..., ,190; 1/2.'s : 29c
Interlake Toilet Tissue •3 railis 25c
'Hawes' Floor Wax, Paste.. .................1, .;...., ..1's 43c
Hawes' Liquid Floor Wax .. .. Pints 55c
Hawes' Lemon Oil targe bottle 23c
Lawrason's Snolt,lflalce ,Ammonia
B?lits'ho
Benson's Corn Starch
"FOR YOUR CHRI'STMAS CAKE"
Australian Valencia Raisins 2 lbs'. 25c
(New Ourrlants 2 lbs. 30c
!Extra 'Quality Bleached Sultan • per ib, 23c
''Lennon Peel per lb. lBc
per 'lb. 18c
per ib. 25c
....,....;1 lb. fer 18c
• 'bb. 14c •
• lb. 17c
,,,.., per ib, 49c
'Orange Peel
Citron Peel
Cut Mixed ,Peel, ... , . , .,. ,t..I. •
(Glace Cherries
Pineap'p'le Rings
ISheilled Almonds
IShirriff's'Gaod Morning Marmalade, ..16 oz.... ,23c; 3'2 oz... 39c
'Family Blend Tea l' ilib, lh'ag 39c
Pineapple Marmalade, 40 oz, per jar 35c
(Shredded Wheat Biscuit, Pep, Post's Bran, 'Muffe'ts. 2 'pkgs. 25c
IS.'OtS. Scouring Pads 'Small 14c large... , , 23c
Mop Sticks .. ...,.:. , ... .each 19c
ISunera, "'The VitaminCereal"•perk . 23c
Layer Figs ... , ...... ,1 Ib 19c,
Fray B'entos Corned Beg each;+,'17c
Clothes Pins 4, ... . . per betel:* 1Oc
' '� 3 .doz.`10c '.
Arctic Mints, a clear mint candy' p per lib, 19c
Gum Drops, Honey •Mixed jellies . , ,I,...I. , , , , , .2 lbs, 25c
Fresh Salted Blanched Peanuts '1 lb. 20c
RossJ. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
Phone 8
Phone 77
Cream Cream
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 usa trial."
Creamery open on Wednesday and Saturday evenings
Seaforth Creamery Seafnrth,Ont,.
C. A. BARBER.
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
gator or Horse Equipment
W j WALKER., holder of'Go-
, ternment diploma and license.
plewers Furnished.
Night nr day phs,ne 67.
-LONDESBORO.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCall :are
spending ,this week with friends near
gussets,
Mr. and Mrs, IRolbt. Caldwell. were
Sundly guests. of Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo.
Caldiwelt of 'Wawanosli. •
Mr. alit Mrs, Geo. A'iloon and Mr.
and' Mrs. 'Wild Hamilton spent 'Sun-
d'ay,;wi'eh Kirkton friend's..
Miss Gllew of Clinton was a guest of
:Ml's H. Y•ungb'lut over the'wee•k-end.
34r Major Yunglbllut returned 'hone
_Vlondlay-niglitt after attending the Ro-
yal kat Stock Show in Toronto for
:some days.
idles Nett s the guest of .her daugh-
ter, MesrS!tewens;:,o'f ,Seatfvrbh, this:
week.
3iir. and Mrs: 'WTI lt ^f-f‘ti ndbuilg aiid`
tanuly motored to Palmtersten on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rapson spent
Sunday in our burg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sisley and chil-
dren were guests of the foriner's par-
ents here on Sunday.
'Messrs. Alex. and Will Welds were
in Toronto last Saturday.
lltr. and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong were
in Goderich Suiiday..
Miss E. Lyon and Mrs. Geo. Lyon,
who haver
been
guests of Mrs. 'Sarivp-
son of Palmerston for the last 'two
'weeks, returned to their hones on
ISunday.
The play given by two classes of
the United Sunday School last Frktay,
night was a decided success,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walsh and
•family o'f near Betgrave visited with
.Mr, and Mrs. Robert McCrea on Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. B. Tyer ecan of Sea- .
Korth, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs.,
Elsley on 'Sionday.'
Mfrs, .Robert Scott spent Monday in
lWiltghem.
A pleasant medicine for children is
Bother ;Graves' Worm Extennitrater,
and rt is V l' e �t g.A5,9 { >r xa ms
"..p.'.S, �'dae'�a�lsne�'tt^�i�.'ru�l`�lb �''.
from the system.
TOWN TOPICS
Miss Margaret McKellar of Wes-
tern University, Mr. anti. Mrs:: Mc-
Kellar, Gordon and Isobel, spent
ISturday with friends tri Cromarty,
Mr, Y. ai: Ecka'r't book his bumper
crop of red clover seed to Exeter this
week bo have it recleaned:
Mr. and Mrs, James A. Tufford of
13eanvsville were week -end visitors at
the home of Mrs. Wm. Gillespie,
James street. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Gillespie, who has returned
to taws after spending several weeps
in •Beam'sv13le.
Week end visitor
s at the home of
Mr, and 'Mrs. 'W!i'il'iam ,H.arrison were
Mr. and Mrls.. Harold Rivers Rivers and son
Don, Mrs. R. D. .Long, Misses Mar-
ion and Mildred Oke, :AIF. Wm 'Bell
and Mr. Daniel Refill, all of .Goderich.
Mr, ,Chas. 'Muir . of the Goderich'
Star, and Mr. 'Bert Adair af, T'oron'to,
were in town 'Saturday morning to see
the .'euboniaitic press set work in The
News office.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reid and fam-
ily, also Mr. and Mrs. George Sang-
ster and family, all of Stratford s'pen't
Sndby.
!ay at the h•otne of Mr. J. Grim -
Dr. Marion Dougall and children of
'Petro -14a were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Rennie during the
week.
At the anniversary services of:Cro-
ntarty Church on Sunday, Mrs. int•
McKellar elf town assisted in the choir
and rendered a delightful solo at the.
evening service,
Mr. Alonzo Matthews left iMond!ay
to take a pos'itio'n as gang foreman on
the 'Trans-C'aiada highway in Ken -
ora district. He was accompanied• by
A'rthur'.Farney, St. Marys, timekeeper,
•\ffessrs. Charles Evans and Edward:
Evans and Miss Violet Shedden, all of
H'amil'ton, visited over the week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Evans.
Guests at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs.
Henry Hoggarth on Thursday were:
Mr. and Mrs. John Simla -tons, Exeter;
Mr. and Mrs. Richmond and Miss
Mary Hoggarth, Hensel, and Mr,
and Mrs. Ivis'on, Kippers.
Miss McLaughlin, Miss Trout and
Miss McGregor are in London Wed-
nesday, Thursday and Friday this
week writing their provincial nurses'
examinations,
'Mus, Wm. McMichael is spending a
few days in Woodstock.
A supper and sale of work Of fancy
goods, also candy* booth, will be held
on Tuesday, Dec. 8th, by theladies of
St.; Thomas' Churcii Guild, '"
The News is ' indebted to Miss H.
Isabel Graham for a h'andsoiue chap-
book, "Ben Ons and the Christmas
Carol," containing a number of her
poems.
Mrs. E. C. McClelland and Ann and
;Billy, o'f 'Toronto, are spending a
week or 'two- with her •paretns, Col,
and \Irs, R. S Hays. •,
•
'The members of the 'Sunday Scheoi'
of North Side United Ohurc'h'have be-
gun preparing . for their • Christmas
Tree and Entertainment to be held on
the evening of Friday, Dec. 18th.
Keep this date open.
Mr. and. Mrs. W. E. Kerslake spent
the week -end in Toronto.
Mrs. A. D. Sutherland returned on
Monday from Edmonton. •
,Mr. Gorden Ralph of Toronto is
visiting his mother,' Mrs. Chas.
Rolph.
Miss Leila Best has returned to
Toronto after visiting in town,
HARLOCK
Surprise Party and Presentation,—
'OM
resentation;•Qn Wednesday evening of last week
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gib'bings had a
very pleasant surprise, when a num-
ber of young people of the neighbor-
hood and vicinity, .gathered at their
home to spend a sociable evening to-
gether and present them with a beau-
tiful buffet mirror, Just before start-
ing the evening's amusements, Mr.
Nevif Forbes entered the dining room
and read the following address and
the Messrs. Clareuice Bali and Antos_
Osbaliles'tan made the presentation:
"November P7ltlt, 1931,1Dear Mt.
and Mrs, Giblbinigs: We, the young
people of the community, have gath-
eyed at your home tonight to spend
a social time and also to convey to
yoti our best wishes as you begin life
together. As true friends, it is our.
desire to rejoice with you in this your
hour of happiness and sunshine. We,'
'welcome you, Marie, into this neigh-
borhood. We knialw you will look well
oto the ways of your household, and
.having been endowed by nature with
e sunny disposition, Warren will al -
way's rejoice in having wait so excel-
lent a wife, We hope you will be as
one in your duties and cares of life,
'May we ask you to accept this mir-
ror nal for its material value bot that
you may have something tangible to
remind you from day to day of our.
welcome to you and of this pleasant
occasion. Signed, on behalf o$
Young ,People,"
.Mr. and Mrs. 'Gi'bbings replied in a
DEDICATED TO
BETTER VISION
By
TIIE SAVAUGE EYESIGHT
SERVICE
Seaforth.
YOU CAN'T READ
TO -DAY
•VVlith the eyes you used
to have. You remember
'(town •you could ,once read the
sm'al'lest print. Lately your
reading. matter is held fur-
ther from the eyes, and even
,then it looks sort of 'hazy,
111 you will drop in here
some day we will show you
how a modern eye service
deals with such cases,
Con'tinue'd next week, •
hone of the bride's parents. The
'bride, unattended, looked lovely, at-
tired in dainty blue crepe. Immediate-
ly after the ceremony the gttests sat
down to a wedding ;,breakfast. Later
Mr, and Mrs. Sildery left by motor to.
spend their honeymoon ;in Hamilton,
The bride's travelling costume con-
sisted o•f a tweed coat with hat and
shoes to match. On their return they
will reside on the bridegroom's farm,
3rd concession of 'Usborne township.
Among the guests. were Mr. and Mrs,
(Henry Gorier, Auburn, gr'andparen'ts
of the ,bride;, the bridegroom's parents,
,\Ir, and Mrs, Robert Sillery, his bro-
., ther, William. Siliery, Mr, and Mrs,
Alex. 'Duncan, all of Exeter; Mr and
Mrs; 'Will'iam !Gooier, Westfield; Ber-
nice Ball, Air. and Airs. George
(Beadle, H'ul'let't; Mr, and Mrs. Wil-
liam Shepherd, ,Clinton.
Mr. Henry Sanderson and Ernest
attended a familygathering at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, 'Forbes of 'Wal-
ton on Wednesday. There were six
Sisters and five brothers present and
a very enjoyable time was spent.
Mr, and Mrs. Ball of near 'Summer-
hill and their family motored to Strat-
ford last Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Risley spent last
Sunday with relatives' in Londes'boro.
Mr, and Mrs, Albert Brigham and
Family of the 13th, spent last Sunday
with: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams of
I.andeslboro.
We are glad to state that Mrs. filo.
Brown of the 11,th concession is very
much improved and was recently able
bo visit her daughter, Airs, Trewin.
We hope she may continue to im-
prove.
Mrs. George Moon and two daugh-
ters of the 1'ath concession motored
to Stratford Saturday,
Mr. William Brigham of the gravel
road, had Reeve and Mrs. Brigham of
(Hanover visit them last Sabbath, also
Mr. and Mrs. Daub of Brantford.
Mrs. at. Hesk of the 8th concession
has as her guest her sister, \2iss Ida
Lyon o'f Landesboro.
Mr. W. Manning of the kith con-
cession recently visited his uncle, Mr.
Morris of St. Thomas.. He was ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. Jos.
Manning.
suitable manner thanking their friends
.for the lovely gift, also for the kind
address, inviting :them all to visit thetiz
again. Tlhe evening was very pleas-
antly spent in progressive euchre and
dancing. A dainty lunch was served
by the young people at midnight. An-
other interesting and pleasing feature
of the occasion was that Mir, and Mrs.
J. G. Gi'bbmgs had accidentally invit-
ed ail the family to Nheir appar'tmenits
that night to a fowl supper. Si it was
a surprise all round and the house
was all opened up and all enjoyed the
surprise and pleasure.'
IAlr.,Audrey'Knox'spen't part of last
week at the .home of his brother, Wm,
.Knox, in (Grey.
Miss Mary Dickson of Seaforth
spent :Sunday afternoon With her
-fniends, 'the Misses lHe'len and ;Mar-
jorie 'MolE'tving,
Mrs. Ritchie and baby are getting
along nicely.
Miss. .Florence 'Watson, who is at
present visiting' in the vicinity, visited
on Saturday at, the home of .lir, and
Mrs. A. W. Beacom,
Airs. 'Knechtel' and 'tittle •2Iaxeen,
Who have 'spent the last three months
at .the home of the ,fornter'•s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. 'Ferris, left for
her 'home in' Saskatchewan last Thurs-
ay. /
d
\Lr, Guy 'Leiper spent the week end
with friends in 'Toronto,
Messrs, John 'Leiper and iLsaac Rap-
son enjoyed a pleasant motor trip to
Mi'l'dmay 'Tue'sday .of la'st week,
'Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Watson visit-
ed on Sunday at the ho'me of the for -
user's 'brother, Mr, David Watson in
\icKil'lop, We are sorry to hear of the
death of •\Irs. J. T. Rogerson, which
occurred this week.
Mr. and'Mrs. I. Rapson were guests
jlast Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr. and \Irs,-J. G. Gib'bings near.
101inbo n.
Miss 'Lottie Jenkins visited at the
home of her father and. brother one
day Past week.
HULLETT.
iA pretty wedding took place on Sa-
turday, .Nove'niber 22nd, at six -thirty
o'clock when Laura May, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gooier of Hill-
crest Farm, south of Auburn, on bhe'
,Base Line, IHullett Township, be-
came the bride .of Robert Edward Sid-
iery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sil-
lery of Exeter. The ceremony, .which
was performed by Rev, T. W. Good-.
will, pastor of Kntx Presbyterian
Church, Auburn, took place at the
CSI rutin a, i
(ath, 3
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KIPPEN.
Mr. 39T, M. Doig attended the Royal
Winter Fair at Toronto last week and
reports an ideal outing.
'Mr. Gilbert Jarrott of London spent
the week end with his parents in the
village.
'-Miss Beatrice Cooper is spending a
few weeks with her sister in Lansing,
Mich.
'Several from the village attended
the wedding reception in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Casey Way ,at their home
in Tuckersniith recently and all re-
port a grand time.
McGregor and Oesch, our local but-
chers, are doing a good business and
giving their patrons the beat of satis-
faction.
Mr. and Mrs. Gascho of Zurich
spent' Sunday with \:Ir. and Mrs, ,Win,
MdGregor.
Our local sports are busy at the
wild geese and ducks and are hating
fair success.
Mr. Wm. Deitz is under the doctor's
care with a severe attack of sciatica.
Mr. Isaac Jarrett is improving slows-
ly and able to do a little light work
after his serious accident.
The W.M.S. of St. Andrew's
Church held their annual thankoffer
in'g service, on Sunday last, Mrs.
Griffith, returned missionary from
Hon'an, China, gave a very interest-
ing account of her work.
The choir of St. Andrew's Church.
tKippen, are presenting a concert in
the church on Thursday, December
`3rd, directed by Mr. W. R. Goulding,
iAT.C.M., Exeter. The concert will
oonsis't of choruses, solos, and other
musical numbers,
The Young People are having a
congregational supper an Friday
night. after which lantern slides on
British Columbia will be presented.
ERUCEFIELD.
'Narrow Escape. --When the car in
Which
they
were d
rit.ng w",
struck
k
by a freight train at a crossing on the
'Guelph -Kitchener highway Thursday
afternoon, Mr. William Chapman, the
,driver, Miss Lila Chapman of Guelph,
and Mrs. Arthur Rutledge of Eg-
matndtville, had a narrow escape from
death. The machine was completely
wrecked but the occu'pan'ts were only
slightly injured. Mrs. Rutledge re-
ceived a cut above the eye, requiring
several stitches. The train consisted'
of an engine and caboose,
Mr. 'Lance Norris of Medical Cal -
lege, Toronto, 'spent the week end at
:the 'home of his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. John Nwrris,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Allan, (Betty and
Boblrie,'left 'Friday morning for a visit
with friends in 'Dundas and Toronto;
they will also take in the Winter.
IFai r,
Mr. John Broadfont attended the
Royal Fair last week.
PAGE FIVE
Don't forget the
EUCHRE and OLD TIME
D'ANICE.
In Walker's Hall, Brucefield, on
the evening of
Fri., Dec. 4
Euchre at '8.30: Prizes will be
given,
tAd•nrission; gents 40c, ladles 20c
(Good music Lunch provided
Everybody welcome
Miss Dorothy Broadfoot is in 'Tor-
onto this week where She will attend
the fair,
'Air. Thos, L. Gillespie of Toronto
spent the week end at the home of
his parent Mr, and Mrs, Neil G,il'le's
pie, who motored back to Toronto
with h'im to visit their family.
Mr, and Mrs. Celtattd of Mount Fo-
rest;•visited at the home of the lady's
mother, Mrs. Stevens, last week.
Miss Jessie Tough visited friends in
the village last week,
.:Airs. Elgie of Tuckersmith and
Mrs, Helmer of Goderich visited
friends in the village and vicinity last
week.
'MTS. James Walker and son Jim,
and Mrs. G. Watts of Clinton, visited
friends in Mitchell this week.
The fowl supper which was held
last week proved a decided success.
The auditorium and gallery were filled
to capacity. The program which was
put on by the Exeter choir under the
leadership of Mr. Golding was excep-
tionally good and was ,truth enjoyed.
The proceeds amounted to aver $'300.
'lshe annual thankoffering meeting
of the• Misson Band will be held an
Friday at 8 p,tn. when slides will be
shown o'1 Korea, to which the congre-
gation is invited,
'Letter from the West,—The follow-
ing is a letter received by Audrey Co-'chrane from \Irs, Munro, Frobisher,
Sask„ expressing her thanks and ap-
preciation to the ladies of 'Brucefield
for clothing sent to that place: "Dear
Audrey Cochrane, ---Just a few lines to
et you knew we received your lovely
baby set, cap, mitts and scarf, and to
hank you so tnuch for them. I love
poking at babies' things so just had
o have a peek at them. When 2 saw
what they were and how nice, I knew
must find a home for them and
where they would be taken care of
nd appreciated. I have been in this
ountry over thirty years, so know
he people pretty well. I knew of a
o'me where there was a new baby
oy two weeks o'dd and the father died
his spring. The mother now has five
ttie ones, ranging from new baby to
years, nate of them started to
chool. The mother is a clean. tidy,
hrifty woman and she lives away out
the country. She was left without
nythin'g, only I believe she is to get
widow's allowance from the govern-
ent. We are in a crop failure dis-
ict Grain prices are very low, also
utter, eggs were but have gone up
25c, flour is going tip fast. We re-
ived a quantity of second --hand
°thing which (speaking for people)
e were very- thankful to get. Nov
nber 14th• being a holiday in solute's,
others took the opportunity to bring
eir children in to be fitted out, some
ry sad cases. 'I was so busy that
y I scarcely had time to eat my
eals, but I didn't mind, I was so
ankftti to be able to give them warm
othes. It is a work 'I love and only
ish I was free to spend all my time
it, but I do all my own 'housework
d' have four children. We have
itted ten quilts, most of them done
my •house, some I pieced myself, to
given away. A car load of eats
me to some districts but not here.
e were hoping we would get one, 1
nue from Ontario myself, but I nev-
heard of these towns westward, nor
ucefield, tt'here these parcels of
ods came from. I was wishing
at some of the ladies or people, who
at these clothes would have sen
eir nates; so I could have written
ck and thanked them. Yours is the
ly name I found. So if you have an
portunity to let these people know,
ase do . sn
We \
llav have
had beautiful
ul
ether till to -day. It is raw and
d. We have h•ad no rain all fall,
d no snow so far. Water is very
rete in the country. Thanking you
ce more, I remain, yours truly, Mrs.
Bella Munro, '\V. M. Society Relief
pply Secretary, Frobisher, S:ask,
SPECIAL OPTICAL NOTDCE.
Have your eyes examined by our
well-known and painstaking specialist,
Mr. Hu,ghs.on, formerly optical expert
for gents, Toronto, and Henry Mor-
gan & Co., Montreal. Over 30 years'
experience; 20 years coming to Sea.-
iorth. You are assured of the Best op-
tical work to be obtained and at very
moderate cost. We have all the late
styles of frames and mountings, the
best make and -our -prices are from
$4:00 _tip. Tuesday wird -Wednesday,
December 1st and 2nd. Beattie's Fair,
Seaforth