The Seaforth News, 1931-12-24, Page 1Above the . din of life's dis'cord'ant
Isound,
Piercing the clanaioro'f these, headlong
drays
The hinnan heart stirred to its depths
profound
"HURON
eafort
COUNTY'S LEADINGNEWSPAP
E R
Ca'tghes the strain on
voices raise,
I-.Ches•ongof Peace on earth, good -will
to men
That rang at night o'er distant Both-
!chem, --Helen B, Anderson.
WHOLE 'SERIES, VOL. 53, No. -52.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1931.
Before you . purchase your
'Christmas candyvisit our store.
'Special 1 1'b. boxes..... ... . . 25c
!Family pkgs, 1 lb. , ...... .35c
'Assorted chocolates, ib.
boxes 50c
'Fancy boxes .........,60c up
Christuimas Satin .Mixture 20e lb,
'Chocolate Caramels and Creams
'Mixed 25c lb.
'Humbugs, the best you can buy,
,with a RiE••AIL pep'per'mint
flavor
C LB'S, FOR
Kandy, Canes and 'Novelties - ^�
The Olympia'
Confectionery and Restaurant
Wishing all our
customers a
Merry Christmas
and .a
Happy New Year
SALTED PEANUTS smelled, also of
the better kind 25c
,Special, 2 lbs.
FRESH BOASTED PEANUTS.-
9lbs. ... ............ 25c
PRESERVED P1NEA'PP?)E, red,
green and natural 60c lb.
'CLARK'S SOUPS, assorted, 3 for 25c
,CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, assorted
10c each or $1.10 per doz.
CLUB HOUSE OLIVES, Queen
35' oz. bottles 39c
FRESH BROKEN BISCUITS
3 lbs, 25c
FRESH BLS'CUITS (very free from
broken ones) .,9 lbs. 25c
GREAT STAR FLOUR per cwt. 2.50
•This flour is made by our local
millers, Wolvertons, .Since we
have had it we'have sold more. of
it than of all other brands com-
bined on account of low price and
..good quality. In 100 lb. sacks
only and every pound guaranteed.
DAIRY BUTTER. --- Abundance of
dairy butter at from 18c to 22c.
PEED IVFOI.'AISSES, best quality at
lowest price, and now is the time
to feed it profitably,
CORN, PEAS & TOMATOES
3 cans .,25c
K flOECE MINCE MEAT 2 lbs. 25c
DOIVLESTlC 'O2 ''ONS., . ,'13 lbs. 25c
F. D. HUTCHISON
Phone Phor Phood
166 .
COAL-,
QUALITY -SERVICE:`
� PHONE :
E L. BOXrs.
HARLOCK
The lIlarlock school, S.S. No. 6,
lHulleut, ilueld their entertainment on
Friday afternoon. Miss Lydia Reid,
the teacher, and pupils put on an en-
joyable program. Mr. Dan Stevens
acted as chairman. A good crowd
was present and thoroughly apprec-
iated the program of dialogues, duets,.
solos, and recitations, etc.
ance
The Old Year Out
the New w Year hi
to
ARTHUR 5 -PIECE ORCHESTRA
of , Wingham
at Winthrop ball
Thr.s9 it 0
31
1931
IAdnnission Cents 75e, Ladies free,
Lunch served
CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Church. -Pastor,
Rev. W. P. Lane, BA.
Sunday, Dee. 97th, •
fi a.m. Public 1Worslhip. Subject,
"My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord."
2f30 p,m. 'Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
7 p.m. -Public Worship. Subject,
"Coming to the End."
'The 'Choir will render again the
Christmas selecti'ons.
'Wishing all our ,'friend's a very
Merry C'hristma's, and a .Happy and
Prosperous New Year. -
POSTAL IINFOR+MAT'ION
There will be no delivery of mail of
any kind on Christmas Day and - Ne'w
Years Day. The lobby of the Post
Office wi11 be closed all day, as on
Sunday, but mails will be despatched
as nsuai-C. P. Sills, PIM,
ST. JAMES' ARTS CLUB,
Mr. John ,Flannery was in charge of
the mee'tin'g of St. James' Arts club
on Thursday elvenfn'g, December 17.
The guest' speaker of tire evening was
Mayor J. F. Daly, who gave a splen-
did talk on "The duties of munici'pal
officers." This was followed by the
business p'eriod, when a nu'm'ber of in-
teresting subjects were brought up
for discus's'ion, After the recreation,
the meeting ,adjourned. The mem-
bers brought dona'tion's of toys and
clothing to bre given to needy ch'ild-
r'en.
CLIOIS!E SUCCESSFUL YEAR
The Ladies' Aid of North Side Un-
ited Church has just ciosed' a very
successful year, with a 'b'alance on
hand of $1,01`1.50. Following 'are the
officers elected for the ensuing year:
Hon, president, Mrs. J. Thompson;
past president, Mrs. McGa'vin; •presi-
dent, Mrs."Barrows; 1st vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Barn; 2nd vice president,
Mrs. Cliff;'record'ing secretary, Mrs.
Archibald, corres. secretary, Mrs,
Chapman; treasurer, Mrs. MclGavin;
property committee convenors, Mrs.
Consitt; flower committee convenor,
Mrs. Frost; kitchen committee con-
venor, k•Irst Stark; auditors, Mrs.
Finlayson and Mrs. Glew,
CHRIISTrMA''S CONCERT
Northside United Church Sunday
schooi pre'sen'ted their annual Christ-
mas entertainment to a large and ap-
propriate audience on Friday evening,
December l'8th. After a few remarks
by the chairman, Mr. F. S. S'avauge,
superintendent of the Sunday school,,
an entertaining program was given as
hollows: Vilolin and, piano, Arthur
Goldring and Helen Lane; hymn 598,
:recitations by Erma Fletcher, Donald
Woods, •.Maxine Lawr'en'ce, 'Norman
Calvert and \Mar'jorie G'oldin'g solo,
Patty Becheiy; recftati'ons, by H'el'en
Thompson, Kenneth Reid, Margaret
Dale, Helen,Hodgsou, Annie Woods,
Jean Currie, Chorus, Wilma Hay,
Lorna Dale, Norman Calvert, Patricia
B'echely; piano duet, Muriel Finni-
gall, Ethel Storey; duet, violin and
guitar, Cameron and Reg. Rintbul
the pantomime, "The Christ Story,"
presented by Miss Ferguson's class;
solo, 'firs. Stewart and the cantata,
"Cinderella's Christmas Party," by
the junior and interniediate m'em'bers
of the Sunday School, 'The charac-
ters in the cantata were' Cinderella
OH el en Chamberl'ain),' ,Prince Charm-
ing' (1J.im Cluff), Fairy Godmother
(Winnie Sitvauge), Jack Frost (Ca-
meron Rintoul),• Master, of Ceremony
(I=Iugh Oke), Fairy Starbright (Mar-
garet Pethicic), Santa Claus, Fairies
Health, Wealth and IIappiness (Hel-
en Crich 'Reg. IRintoul and Dorothy
Golding); knights; maids, footmen,
Cinderella's Maids c1 Honor and the
other distinguished guests. Santa
Claus then rofficiated at the Christmas
tree, distributing gifts,
CHRISTIVIIAS REPORT
Seaforth Public School.
':RIOIOM I.
Sr. FV. --Honours, Alma Finnigan,
Stewart Geddes, Ruth Cluff, Mary
Holmes, D'orothy Hudson.
Pass --'Glen Pinkney, 'I3elen Crich,
Gordon NAdKeldar, Luella Montgom-
ery. •
'Below Pass-IGarnet Free, Orville
Shewfelt, George Pinder,
,Albsen,f-,Vau Be1.1, Margaret .Han-
ley and Merle Hulley. -
'Jr. W. -Honours, Jack Drover.
'Pass, Howard Carroll, Merle Keat-
ing, Alice Hudson, Viola Montgom-
ery, Jim Guff, istary Dol'tnage, Rollie
Stawaarlt, Gladys Holmes, Mac South-
gate, . Edna Plant.
(Below Pass, Marion' Moore, Helen
Mackenzie, George 'Wels'h.
P. B. Moffat, Teacher. -
ROOM I1.
Junior IV• -Pass, Lillian Reeves,
Jim Elliott, Lenora Shtew'felt, Fern
Dunlop, Leonel Ho'tham, Nellie
Reeves.
!B'elow Pass--Hughie Oke, Helen
E'dler, Emerson Ritchie.
!Senior' ITS. Honours, Alastair
Wigg, Harold Free, Donald iVIciTav-
ish.
Pass, Jean Dun'gey, Donna Mole,
David Grieve, Muriel Hudson, Janet
Baker, Helen Chamberlain, Jean
Dale, Mae Hodgson, Oban MccTav-
ish, Mary Howes, Zetta Dunlop, Roy
Oke.
IBIe1ow - Pass-ID'avid Stewart, Bin
Winsley, Harald' Calvert.
'Absent -Helen Cheoros.
M. E. Turnbull, Teacher.
ROOM IIiI,
illoaours-Cleeta Dickson, Gene-
vieve Hawkins, Dorothy, Praiser,
Brace Wright, Viola Dolmage, Bob-
bie' Barlow, Margaret McLeod.
Pass -.Richard Box, Marion Ibbot-
son, Carolyn Holmes, Grace 'Gillespie,
Clara Dolmage Margaret Fletcher,
Nelson • Hulley, Anna Dennis, Clay-
ton Dennis, Allain Doll'mage, Floyd
Pinkney, Jack Moore.
'Failed-1Leon'ore. Edler, Alina El-
liott, iVlargaret Barlow, Roy Kerr,
Jack Mellab, Charlie Woods. ,
Missed -examination' by sickness--
Doris
ickness-Doris Hoff, Arthur Cameron, Helen
Swan, May Seigrist, Arthur Jones.
33. M. Hartry.
ROOM hV.
iHonours-'L'ois 2vlcGavin, Donald
Scott, Ploreiece Calvert, Ruth Joynt,
Helen Moffat, Joe Smith, Earl Mont-
gom'ery, Alex. Baker, Stuart ' Wigg,
Tommy Wilbee, Marian Sclater, Jack
Hanley.
'Pass, Ruth Fraiser, Barbara . Best,
Helen' Fraiser, Mangaret Hudson,
Jack Cameron, Doris Barlow, Frank
Casson, Mary Wood.
iBelow Pass - Alfred Seigrist, Mary
Geddes, Dorothy Fletcher, Reg. Doi -
mage,
:Missed exams -.Muriel Cameron,
Frank Golding, Stirling Habkirk,
June Siegris't,
,M. M. Bell, Teacher.
RO'O'M V.
{Honours Lorne Ibbotson and
Scott Kerr (equal), Lois Wright,
Stanley Hill, Kenneth Southgate,
Thelma Do'l'ma.ge, Jimmie Southgate,
Kenneth Reid, J'ack Elllatt, Dorothy
Howes, Islohel McKellar.
Pass, Dorothy Taman, " Charlie
Case, Clayton! ,Ritchie, Kathleen
Holmes.
Bel'o'w Pass -Reid Allen, Margaret
Dale, Donald Wood, Helen Hodgson,
Arthur, Fraiser.
Missed • exams - Mildred Swan,
Clarence Westcott, Le'o Oke, Vernon
Hepf, Ross Green, Audrey McGavin,
Evelyn Venus.
E. H. ELDER,
ROOM VVI.
Primary Class Honours, Ahy-
vann'e Moore, Harry Scott, Ross
Montgomery,' Jean Corrie, Leslie
Ritchie Billy Wilbee,
Pass - Margaret 'Pethick,: (Erma
Fletcher and Helen 'Thomson (equal),
Kenneth Keating, Bert ,Barlcsv, Mar-
garet .'Edtler, !Clarence Reeves, :Rich-
ard Eisler, 'jack 'Praiser and tAn nis
Dunlop .(equal).
iBelow Pass. -'Albert Venus, Au'bry
Baker, Petty- Dunlop, Jack ''.Taman,
Ruth' Anderson.
Missed 'Examinations--1Fergus''Bali,
Lillian 'Southgate, Jean Swan.
R S. Thompson, Teacher.
VARNA.
Che neany friends of Mrs. J, Mc -
Ash are ple'ase'd to see her able' to be
about again after her recent illness.
The stork got ahead of Santa Claps'
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Phone 84,
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With just To -day left we olJ'er the following Suggestions for Gift Giving:
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Diamond Ring
Condpacts
FOR HER
$25.00 up
$1,00 "
Crystal Necklets $1.00
.Bar Pins • '$1;00 "
Wrist Watch, with bands to match $10.00 "
Necklet and earring sets 00 "
Solid Gold Necklets $.00
Solid Gold Rings V.00 "
Pearl Necklets 3.00
Stationery Sets 1.'50 "
Waterman Fountain Pen Sets 3J50="
Hand Bags, real leather . - .... .43.50 ''
Pearl Tone & •Onyx Tone Toilet Sets 7.00 "
Writing Sets, real leather $3.00 "
Eclipse Fountain Pens $1.00
FOR HIM
"" Wrist Watches $5,00 up
",if Pocket Watch $2.50 "
Tie Piar....... ........... $1.50 :,
'Cuff Links 1.000 "
mi Wrist Watch Band $1.00 "
'- Signet Ring, heavy $5.00
4'_ Raised Initial Ring $10.00 "
Cigarette Cases1.00 " :;
Bill Folds ....... ..$1.00•"es
1,00 " n
$3.50 " Travelling Sets, leather 5.00 " O
Spe rat"Sets, leather 2.50 " q
Lighters .75 "
Fountain Pens
Fountain Pen Sets
FOR THE HOME
Silver .Service, 3 pieces $3.50 up 4410 Day Clock $12,00
Mantel Clock $10.00 Kitchen Clocks $2,,50
Black Mantel Clock $7.00 Electric Lamps $3.00
23 piece Cabinet of Flatware 22.50 up Casseroles $5.00 up
94 -piece Dinner Set ...513.50 up Wall Pictures $1.00 up
43 -piece Dinner Set, a real,special at $4,50
Full line of Celebrated Mars and Duro Wat ches. The medium priced nationally known
Montrose Watches. ,
See lour Ladies' 15 -Jewel Wrist Watch. Specially priced at $10.00, complete with fancy band.
Christmas Greeting Cards. The prettiest line you've ever seen. Priced at 5c and IOc.
Remembering the larger assortment of gifts at this store and also the same guarantee of sat-
isfaction with every purchase' regardless of lower prices we feel sure you will be delighted to do
your Christmas Shopping at this store.
Wishing you most sincerely a Merry Christmas
FRED. S. 'SAVAUGE
The Gift Shop
Opposite Post Office
Seaforth Selections laid aside for Christmas
Phone 194, Residence 10.
Watch Repairing
and brought a little baby girl to the 28th.
honno orf Mr. and Mrs, Sherlock Mrs. E. MOAsh of London is visit -
Keyes Saturday. ling her son, Mr, J. A'IcAsh,
Many of our citizens are boasting
of plucking daisies. violets, and let-
tuce from their gardens, which is un-
usual at this season of the year.
A Christmas .enter tainnnent was
held in our school Tuesday 'after-
noon. There was a good 'turn'out and
ottr teacher, Miss Cook and the pupils
deserve; much credit for the splendid
program which was much enjoyed,
An at-home under the auspices of
the Anglican Chin will be held -in ter,
the hall on Alondj' night, December AMr.,and Alis. Albert Currie and fa- Boyd
NORTH McKILLOP,
Mrs. George Thornton,; who has
been sick in bed, is improving as nice-
by as can be expected.
lI r. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton and
,[r, O. McNichol spent Sunday in
Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Teddy.
Schaefer and AIr. and Mrs. John Kist-
t-ily of \V'ing'ltam spent Sunday h'"itih
the Patter's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
John Crozier.
and Mrs. John Crozier and fa-
nnily spent Thursday evening with
Mr, and 'llrs. George Brawn of ]Nail-
lett. .,
Mrs, Alex. \lunu.and Mary called
on Mrs. George Thornton Sunday ev-
ening.
Dir.: and Mrs, John ILecnning spent
Friday evening with 31r, 'Ed. and
'Miss Bessie Davidson.
Mrs. Kate Leehning ie spending• ;Ogre
Wianter,with .tier daughter, 'Mrs. Bella
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