The Seaforth News, 1932-02-11, Page 8PAGE E;
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THE SEA,rOETH
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'THURSDAY• FEBRUARY :11j 1932
-Il;NS 1,1, ' -;
tae „anaiaal Congrc'gatlorral meeting
of the United Church was held on
*edrtesday=_evening'with a large at
tendanee, t1 good interest was s'ho'wn'',
in 'all the reports and a'ctivi'ties and:
good pr'ogr@'s's and advancement for
blue past year. The pastor, Rev.
ATOM Sinclair, acting as chairman,
calving on.first the secretary, A. W.
Tkemphi.l, and'.. treasurer, Mark
Drysdale, for the main reports and
then all the meads of the different so'c-
ieties and organizations of the laurch,
Ail the officers and committees of the
past year .were re-elected, At the close
of the 'business, /Rev, and,: Mrs. Sin-
dab- were presented with a beautiful
'bouquet of flowers, The presentation
was made by Mrs. Edgar ,McQueen
and the address read by Mir. Henry
Horton, to which Mr, Sinclair made
a very fitting reply. At the close of
the meeting a dainty 'lun'ch iwa's serv-
ed by the 'League :after which a hearty
vote of ^thanks was tendered to the
i leader, organistand.
minister, choir lea e ,
other officials of the church.
Miss .Beryl Pfaff of 'London spent
the week end at her home here.
Mrs. (D7.) Reid of Port Rowan is
visiting for a few days with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. rEdward Sheffer,
The W.M.S. o'f the United Church
held their regular monthly meeting on
Thursday afternoon last with a good
attendance present and the president
having charge of the meeting. After
the opening and devotional exercises
a duet was given by Mrs, Drysdale
and 'Mrs. Geo. 'Hess, after which the
devotional leaflet was read by Mrs.
W. Carlile. The study was introduc-
ed by the president and was taken
from chapter V. of "Korea," the story
being continued by Mrs. Elder, Mrs.
Coles, Miss Foss and Mrs. Agnes Mc-
Donald and the meeting closed with
prayer.
The Young People of the United
Church held their regular meeting on
Monday evening with Miss Doreen
Farquhar presiding and with Misses
Irene Douglas and Flossie Foss hav-
ing charge of the program. After the
opening exercises a reading was given
by Miss Mildred Scruton followed by
a solo by Mrs. Maude Hedden and an
instrumental duet by Misses Gladys
Passmore and Grace .Brock. A read-
ing was given dyy Mrs. ,Huntley after
which the meeting closed 'tvith a hymn
and the mizpah benediction.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 1MdNei1 and
Mrs: Win. Higgins of Clinton called
on Iliensail friends on Saturday.
Mr, 'Charles 'Rhodes of Toledo,
Ohio, visited a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Miss Margaret Slavin was taken to
the Scott Memorial 'Ho's'pital, Sea -
forth, for a slight operation last week
and was able to return home on Sat-
urday.
Mrs, 'Fred rBonthron gave a birth-
day party to a number of her elderly
lady friends on Monday afternoon.
Quite a number were present and had
a very enjoyable time.
A new time dance will be 'held in
the town hall on Friday evening, Feb.'
12th. The music will be furnished by
Mr. 'Scott Welsh and his melody boys.
Services in the United /Church were
well attended on '.Sunday last, the oc-
casion being Ladies' Day, when some
thirty-six voices led in the service of
song and Rev. Arthur Sinclair occup-
ied the pulpit. Special music was gi-
ven by the choir and in the morning
a ',Met was given by 'Miss Florence
Welsh and Mrs. Sinclair and in the
evening a solo by Mrs. -Mr.) Reid of
Po'rt'Rowan and a duet by Mrs. Drys-
dale and Mrs, Hess. Mr. Sinclair's
subject was "Woman's Lntuition."
The many friends There of Mr. and
Mrs, Alex. 'Henry will be sorry to
hear of the death of their daughter,
Marguerite '(Mss. Robert 'Wright)
which occurred! ,suddenly at their
home in Cass City, Mich,, on Tues-
day last. She was rborm at Marquis,
Sask.,twenty years ago :and after dis-
posing of :their farm at. Marquis, her
parents moved to •Oass City, 'Mich„
where they conducted a grocery store
and were frequent 'visitors here with
Hensall 'friends. She was married two
years ago to Mr. Wright and her
early death is greatly deplored. Be-
sides her sorrowing husband she
leaves to mourn her loss her father
and _mother, one sister Frances and
one brother .Delbert. The funeral
took place from her home in Cass
City on Thursday afternoon. Amongst
those .attending the funeral from this
district were Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Scott of 'Cromarty,
Quite a lot -of wood is being mark-
eted in the village at present but very
few loges are coming in.
The Welfare Youth (Club of the
'Carmel. Presbyterian .Church held
their regular meeting eeting on Ildonday ev-,
ening with Miss 'Mabel Workman
having charge of the ,meeting. 'After
the opening exercises the roll call and
business were taken followed by the
Scripture' reading by Irene Daters.
The meeting closed with singing a
hgiitn arid.. contests and games were
iril4111,F d nit•
'-"
IZ2 kzlhd Mrs. Roy McLaren, ac-
colrsi iined'iby Mr. Wm. L. MdUaren
visited at the home of Mr. and •Mrs..
To N Tak'Ic;S
'TWENTY-FIVE :YEARS AGO
•
Front the `fr.Londesboro Settlement
'Messrs, ,'W. Manning, W. Cocker -
pine and : Jas. Haggart, who left Hui -
lett twenty-seven years ago, and with
number of others front ,the same
township : settled near Pilot Mound,
Manitoba, forming what is lenown as
the "Los desboro 'Sett'lement,' spent;
several weeks vi'sitin'g in this vicinity
among bid friends. They were the
first settlers inthat pant bf Manitoiia
and fqr years it was uphill work, but
gradually they overcame all difficul-
ties and are now all well-to-do.
Sneak Thieves 'Busy.
While the C.i0.F. concert was go-
ing on Tuesday night at Varna, sneak
thieves were busy among the farmers
of the, Parr line. ` From one farmer
they took :s lot of pork and some pre-
serves, from another some bags of
wheat and from two others a bag of
clover seed each. The thieves also
visited several other barns around. Lt
is a pity such rascals could not be
brought to justice.
Getting Timber Ready.
Munn Bros., McIKnl'lop, have sawn
and prepared framing timber for the
Messrs, Gordon, Scarlett and 'Simp-
son, who are all preparing to build,
Resigns Position.
Mr. John Ainsley has tendered his
resignation as county engineer to take
effect, June 15, 1906. Mr, Ainsley has
filled this position most efficiently for
many years- and has done much for
the county that will prove of a per-
manent character. The council] will
advertise for a suitable person to fill
the position,
Visitors from the West.
Mr. J. McDole and laughter of
Swan Lake, Man., have been visitors
in this district during the past two
months. While here they visited Mr,
William Rinn and other friends' in
Hallett and Blanchard townships. Mr.
McD'ole is one of those Who has pros-
pered in the west. He conducts a
butcher business at Swan Lake and
makes extensive shipments to Winni-
peg. During his visit he shipped a car
load of horses to Swan Lake amongst
the lot being a fine trotting horse
from Carrie and Rintoul• of .Wingham
for which he paid a good sum.
Attends Old Boys Reunion.
Miss Stobie went to Toronto this
week to attend the spring millinery
openings and will combine business
with pleasure, attending the Huron
Old Boys' At Home on the 116th.
Moving to Beechwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Shine have rented
their house in Seaforth and have gone
to reside in their country home near
Beechwood, where the good wishes of
their many friends go with them. Mr.
Shine is not going to farm, as his
farm is all seeded to grass. He still
keeps his coal and wood busine's's in
town, which brings him to town al-
most daily, where his many friends
will be pleased to see him.
Ticketed During the Week.
'W. 'Samenvflle, G.T.R. town agent,
ticketed the following this week:
Miss Nettie Soole, o Winnipeg; Mr.
and Mrs. Walter McKenzie, to Hart -
nay, Man.; Miss Belle Soole, to De-
troit; Miss A. McKinley, to North
Bay; W. Lindsay and family, to New
Liskeard, Now Ontario; Hugh T.
Grieve of Leadbury, to Fargo, N. Da-
kota; C. Birnie, the Aberdeen baker,
to Calgary. He leaves on Monday
next.
Death of Miss I'Ienderson,
On Friday of last week death
claimed another Victim in the person
of Miss Mary Henderson, second
daughter of Mr. Wm. 'Henderson, sr.,
of MelK•ill'op. :She lived. on the old
'farm with her father and brother, for
Alfred Hunkin of 'Farquhar on Fri-
day last.
Mr. Hugh MaEwan has purchased
a new Car.
The A.Y.IPJA, of the :St. Paul's
Anglican Church held a very pleasant
eventing on 'Monday last when the
Clinton Young 'People were enter-
tained, •A 'splendid .program was giv-
en by the 'Clinton young people ,and at
the close of the program: a dainty
lunch was served by the Iilendall A.
YJP.A.
'Services in the Carmel Presbyter-
ian Church were well atBended on
Sunday last, with the pastor, Rev. J.
MldI•Iroy, 'having charge of /both ser-
vices. ,In the evening a pleasant finale
quintette was given by Messrs. 12,
Mei..area, Verne Hed.4len, tJas. 'Ben-
gough, J1as. Mustard and Oiiville Tay-
lor.
In the St. Pauls Anglican Church
the rector, 7R'ev. Mr. Parker, occupied
the 'pulpit and in fire Matotnrng holy,
communion was Observed.
vhom• s'he ]sept house, Tisa °Hender-
son was of a ehCorful dispositagn, and
her' untimeily demise has .:been a 'sev-
ere 'stroke to her aged (Lather. *r.
Geo, E. Henderson and Mr. Wm.
Henderson of tnwu, 'are 'b'rodhers• ?of
the: deceased and Mrs, Win.' Adams,
North Main et, is a siSte.'
Death of Mrs. H. P, Kennedy.
The death occurred onTuesday ev-
ening last pf Mrs, 'H. P. Kennedy,; aft
old resident of this tolwgi,:;Aibout four
months: ago she suffered' a par'alytiC
stroke 'from which she .succumbed.
The /deceased carne to .Seaforth tiwen-
ty-{five years ego from Mitchell and
with her httlsband occupied the /Grip
Hotel, where they lived for a number
of years atter which /they retired to
Egmondvtile where they have since
continued to live. Her aged husband
and one daughter, Mrs. Clarke, of:
Toronto, are the only memibers of the
family who survive, one. son and two
daughters having; died some time, ago,
Mrs: Kennedy e was a devoted member
Y iter
e
of the •'Presbyterian Church. The re-
mains were interred in the Maitland
Blank cemetery.
Extending interests to the West.
N. Cumming of Blyth has gone to
Manitoba ix the interest' of the Eureka
cement block machine,manufactured
by Messrs, McNally .&' 'flamer, of
Blyth. Mr. Cuming will make .his
headquarters in Brandon.
CONSTANCE.
Mrs. Jean Britton spent the week
end with her aunt, Mrs, J. D. IHinch-
ley, of Seaforth.
Mrs. Wheatley returned on 'Friday
after having spent a .week with her
daughters, Blanche and Elva, in Tor-
onto.
Mrs. Will Carnochan returned Fri-
day' after 'hat=ing spent a week with
friends at Brantford and Toronto.
Mrs. George Carter entertained a
few of her friends on 'Tuesday night.
A social evening held under the au-
spices of the Ladies Aid' on Friday
evening last was a 'decided success.
Every .number on the program was of,
a high order and well received. A
debate was 'given by the YJP:S., re-
solvedthat Women Have More In-
fluence in the World than Men.
A day of prayer Will he Observed
by the ,W.MaS. on 'Friday, Feb. 12th.
Mrs. Clarence Clar1e returned to
Listowel on. Monday alter spending
a couple of weeks with Mrs. R'o'bert
Clarice.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams entertained
a few of their friends Saturday even-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. George Leitch ent-
ertained a few of their friend's on
Wednesday evening of last week,
Mr. John and Nellie Adams o'f
Londesboro visited their sister, Mrs.
Joseph •Yunglut of Constance' on Sun-
day; also Mr. Norman, Griffiths and
Clifford Adams of Lon'd'esb'oro.
HILLSGREEN,
Mr. Stanley .Moore left to spend a
few weeks .with his uncle in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. 1W. Turner and Mr.
and Mrs. R. Cons'itt spent a day in
London.
Ivir. and Mrs. P. Campbell and chil-
dren of Hay township spent Sunday
at the home ,of Mr. and Mrs. H. Love.
Mrs. Frank 'Farquhar and s'on John
o'f Hensall spent the week end with
their parents, MVlr. and Mrs. J. Co-
chrane.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Loive and ,little
Helen.spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Albeit Keys and family near
Exeter,
•Mrs, Alf Smith and 'daughter Mar-
ian of Crediton are spending a few
days with her .parents, Mr, and 'M'rs.
J. Richardson.
Ur. J'o'e Forrest Of Seaforth is There'
this week getting his 'clover seed
threshed.
The W.M.S. will be 'held at the
home of Mrs. Ross Love on Friday
afternoon, February 112th. A special
programme. -on the Day of Prayer is
being prepared.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Love of Hensall
visited their son, Gordon, who has
been confined to his room far sever-
al weeks, but is able to be up awhile
now.
Mr. D. 1F. Anderson attended the
Presbyterial meeting 'held. in Clinton
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr's. W. (Harney of Exe-
ter visited friends there recently. We
are glad to know. that Mr. and Mrs.
Horney are coming back to our com-
munity to live again.
NORTH MiKILLOP.
Bethel Young People's le's Society.met
In the chinch on Monday evening.
The meeting was .in charge of the
vice president, Clarence Diundas. The
lesson was taken' by Clarence 'Dun-
das and, prayer by Edwin Crozier.
1,ft. Leslie Bolton ablydealt with the
topic. "On the Threshold of Beyond,"
Next Mon'da'y evening the young
people are holding a pie social, every-
body welcome. Each lady is expected
to bring a pie. A good program is
being pcepared:
CI#$oHILILA RA'BBIT'S FOR
• SA1LE '
Full prowut-•Chinchilla Rabbits 3,
Pairs and one ''trio, at $l,00 each.
'
Worth three ;times the /above price,
fur Prune and just like' silk, ',when=
tanned ready to make 'Ili). Skin 'just
like chalno'i1s leather. This low price
Per rabbit is to make room. MIAIRISII
AILL IR. SMitrIX, Huron St„ IS'eaafortli
8,
e.
uct on 'Sale
OR > DEBbbRAB'LE HOOUS'E : AND'.
LOT AND CONTENTS, OF
'SAME IN'
. THETOWN O3F SEAFORTH
The Executors of the Estate. of
Catherine M. Fortune, r late of 'the
Town of S'ealforfh, ' Wido'w, deceased,
have instructed George H. ' Elliott,
auctioneer, to sell by public auction
on 'Monday,` February 291h., 1932, at
ri
. i hon on
2 p s the premises, the
P,P 5 ,
following desirable property: situate,
lying and b'eing 'in the Town of Sea -
forth, ' in the County of Huron and
being composed of part ,Far'nt, lot
Numlber Twenty-tfive, having 'front-
age on Goderic'h Street of Ninety
linlesby a depth of Tiwo hundred and
twenty links and -commencing at the
South Easterly angle orf Lot Twenty-
three in George Sperlin'g's survey' of
part of the ,said Town ,o'f Seaforth and:
running Easterly. On said lot is er-
ected <a one storey frame dwelling
containing four rooms and kitchen in
fair shape of repair, just recently
shingled, and a small .shed.
At the Same time and place, the fol-
lowing chattels will be sold by pub-
lic auction: 1 walnut mohair covered
couch, 6 cane bottom chairs; 1 rock-
ing chair, 2 small tables, '1 -dresser, 1
large carpet, 1 piece oilcloth, 2 beds,
2 new mattresses, 3 feather ticks, 1
straw tick, 1 set springs, 1 toilet set,
1 stand, 1 piece carpet, 1 Wantzer
sewing machine, 1 trunk, 1 club bag,
1 kitchen 'stove, 1 piece kitchen lino-
leum, d kitchen chair, 1 rocking chair,
new; 1 glass cupboard, 1 clock; 1 ex-
tension table, 4 boards, 1 washing ma-
chine, new; 1 wash tub, and board, 2
benches, 1 cupboard, 2% cords wood,
1'% tons coaly dishes, pictures and
other goods too, numerous to men-
tion.
Terris on IPropenty__ Ten per cent•
of purchase price on day of sale; bal-
ance within thirty drays.
Terms 'of Chattels-'
'Cash.
For further particulars and condi-
tions of sale apply to
JjOIBIN J. iHrUIGIGIAIRD, Seaforth, Ont.
Solicitor for the Executors.
Dated .February 10th, 1932.
Executor's
Auction Sale
—of—
CHOICE
of—CHIOIICE FARM IN THE TOWN-
SHIP OF McKILLOP
.The Executor . of the estate of
William Storey, late of the Township
of McKillop, in the County of Huron,
Fanner , deceased, , .has instructed
George H, Elliott, Auctioneer, to
offer for sale by public auction on
Saturday, the 217th day of February,
1932, at the hour of 2 o'clock P.M.
at the
CIOIMMETCbAL IBOTEIL, ,Seaforth,
Ontario, the following parcel of land:
All and singular that certain parcel or
tract of 'land or premises, situate,
lying and being tat t'he Tolwn'shtp
of MpKnl'1'op, in the County of Huron,
and, Province of Ontario and. being
composed of the 'West half of . Lot
Number Thirty in the ISixth,•Conces-
sion of the said Township of Mc-
Killop,
TERMS O1F StALR.-10%a of the
purchase ,money on the date of sale
and the balance ,within Thirty days,
For furrither particulars and condi-
tions of sale, apply to
JOHN J. HUGIGARD,
• Seaforth, Ontario,
h
'olicitor for Executor.
the E xecuto .
Dated this 4th day of February, 1932.
GEORGE H. ELLIOTT,
Clinton, Ontario.
Auctioneer.
FARM FOR SALE.
For sale, Lot 20 and half of, Lot 21,
Concession .'1, McKillop, -situated" 194
miles from Seaforth on No. 8 High-
way. On the premises are a.b'anrk harm
38x111:4, two storey brick house With
every modern convenience; 45 acres
ploughed. This is one of the choice
farms in M1clKillolp and will be sold
as one farm or the 100 acres and 50
acres separately, on reasonable terms,
For further
Particular
s apply
to
WIL.
IIIAM DEVEREAUX, Seaforth, or
phone 11 on 144.
FOR 'SALE
'Good' pasture farm of :one hundred
acres on Con. 1;1, Lot 21, Stanley tp.,
running water all the year. There is
20 acres ready for spring crop and 25
of hay but would make good pa's'ture.
There is a 20x50 barn. Rolling land
with godd natulrad drainage. Owing to
ill health this place with be sold reas-
onable; CHAS, RIATiHWELL.
AYDM'ER TOMATO' JUICE .4 tins 25q...
{0H1ODCE QUAL' t.PUbIPR N .,., . '4 tms 25d
3 tins SALMON. 25c
Our special blend Teaou er' pound;
2 Pkgs. SE'LOX P P n
, 210
3 bars .FEIJS .N1A11,4'144. S1OAP ....... .... . . 21c
All Wool MEN' UNDERWEAR, each
GRANULATED SUGAR, per cwt. , , 5.29
Four Reasons
Why you should buy
Single Comb White Leghorns
and
Barred Plymouth Rocks
in 1932
1' 'Because our plant is an Ontario Breeding Station. AU birds
r are Banded and Blood Tested by an .0.B.S. Inspector.
2 We are trapnesting under Record of Performance and we are
■ inspected at monthly intervals by a qualified inspector.
'$ Our hatchery is under Hatchery Approval Policy. This .means
*Ps a strict inspection of all hatchery operations, sanitation, size
and shape of eggs, weight of chicks, etc.
4 We are producing these extra quality chicks at ordinary chic
■ prices. This is the kind of poultry that pays. 5% discount as
all orders booked before March 1st.
Sunnyvalo Pouliry Farm
ANDREW.A., MOOR'E, Prop.
Visitors Welcome.
PHONE 137 r 3
,Seaforth, Ontario,
FOR SALE I FOR SALE
Comfortable Cottage situate • a:
East Goderich Street, Seaforth, forte.
erly occupied by Mrs. Clara 'I[tt
Cluskey Crowley.
Immediate pos'sess'ion. can be gives,
For further particulars apply•to E. S.
HAYS, Seatorih, Ont.
Two good. agricultural ,fillies, 3
years old; ,one. good cow coming in
soon; second hand grain crusher. Ap-.
ply to AMEX WALLACE, Phone
1133 r 15, Lot 10, Con. 5, Tuckersmith.
AUCTION SALE
Of Fanrn Stock and tInvplennents.—
George 1-h Elliott has been ins'tructe'd
to sell by public auction on Thursday,
February .lith, at 1 p.m., at .the prem-
ises, Lot 26, concession 13, McIGl'l'op,
the foildwing:
(Horses -1' aged horse, 1 horse 12
years old, 1 horse 6 years old, 1 mare
11 years old, 1 driving horse, work
or drive, 10 years old, 1 gelding ris-
ing 2 years old. -
lOattle—One cow rising 7 years old
to calve in May, 2 cows rising 6 years
old to calve about 24th of February,
2 cows 5 years old to calve about 1st
week in May, 1 Polled Angus ball 3
years old, 3 heifers rising 2 years, 4
Spring calves, 1 Holstein heifer 5
weeles old.
'Pigs -ll: chunks about 10 weeks
old, 3 chunks about 13 weeks old, 2
thoroughbred 'sows in pig, 8 and 5
weeks. Invpnements-_1 Massey-iHar-
ris binder 6-11. cut and knives, 1 Mas-
sey -Harris mower, ^ 6 -'ft. cut with
knives, 1 wagon and hay rack with
sliding rack, 1 set sleighs, 1 rubber
tired buggy nearly new, 1 .cutter near-
ly new, 1 root pulper, 1 Bain hay
loader, 1 manure spreader, Massey-
Harris cultivator, 1 seed drill, 2
plows, 1 set irarndws, 2 scufflers, 2
geese, 1 gander, about 2715 .bushels', of
heavy chop, about 5 tons of timothy
hay, and a lot of other articles that
are Used on a farm. As proprietor is
in, poor heal't'h everything will be sold,
Property -Farm to b'e sold or rented
contains 118 .acres, fenced and drain-
ed, and in good state of cultivation;
371/ acres in. pasture, 25 acres in: hay
and timothy 'and the rest plowed for
spring crop; ' two never -flailing wells
andwindmill; bank barn 60x170 with
stone foundfation and stabling under-
neath; frame 'house with cellar, 1134
storey; also shed for buggy, cutter
or :tar. Hydro : power -passes the
property.' Termns orf Sale.—Hay, chop
and all su'
mus 'of $10 and under, cash;:
over that amount six months' credit
with interest at 6 per cent„ or a dis-
count of 6 per . cent. off on credit
amounts. joint land owners as secur
itty. Terms on Farm -Ten per cent.
down; balance in 30 -days or maty
have loan at 5 4%,' If not sold will.
be reviled for term of years. John
Balfour, Proprietor; G'eo, H. Elliott,
Auctioneer.
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times .50c,
FARM 'FOR SALE
300 acres 'choice clay loam. Mast
be sold to settle estate. 1GI1RS, 140IW .
CLARKIE, Phone 6 .on 243.
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