HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-04-14, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
BOTH SAVE MONEY'1
The average citizen looks upon his hank as the safest place fo
put his money and the average housewife looks u'p'on her Su'peri'or
Stare es the 'best place to save money .to putt in; (the -bank. Re-
member this when buying groceries, a Superior Store menehanit is
content with a .small margin on each sale because he knows his prices
will
;bring him volume business.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS.
Ittems for week ending Apr.'20th.
IFRY'S COCOA, halves ......, ®/+
each 1
P. & G. SOAP 7 cakes 25 c'
CLARK'S PORK & BEAMS, medium
FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE
ELECTRIC BULBS, 40 and 60 Watt
NATURE'S BEST TOMAT'O'ES, No. 2 sq 4 for 25
RED ROSE TEA, Blk, or Mixed' ; . ...,per Ib. 45 c
PRU'N'ES, FRESH AND SWEET" , ......... , , . , , 3 lbs. 23 c
3 for 25 c
3 lbs. 25 c
each 19 c
McCormick's Shortbread Bud Biscuits
"A dainty delicious biscuit" per Ib. 25c
Interlake Toilet Tissue • 3' roils 25c.
(Rihso
Kraft 'Cheeselarge pkg. 23c 's 17c
Dei Maiz'Corn 2's per tin 15c
Blue Bell Broomseach 25c
Dutch .Sets Onions .. 2 lbs. 15c
'Choice ,Golden ,B'an'tam Corn 2 tins 23c
tMCLaren's 'Olives, large 20 oz. Plain each 23c
•3dLtaren's Olives, No. 9 Stuffed - each 23c
Cream of Wheat• per pkg. 25c
Hillcrest Shortening, l's 2 pkgs. 23c
' Zehra Liquid Stove polish per prole 15c
Burford Peaches, 2's .tall tins 29c
Libby's Picnic Asparagus per tin 25c
javel Water, bleaches clothes......... ..... ..............per 'bo'ttle 10c
Ourrants, cleaned i per lb. 15c
Aunt .Jen -Lima Pancake Flour ... .........'per pkg. 17c
;Bifti Ox Tail Soup per tin 34c
S'elada Tea, 'down in price ..... . . ....... ........• .. .now per 11i. 50c
Fresh Juicy Waxy Lemons per doz. 19c
Sulphur, 7 lbs.
Salts, Epsom, 8 lbs. 25c
Nitrate Soda (Saltpetre)"25c
Sauer ,Kraut, .very special this week . ................ 3 ' • • .e lbs25c
F'res'h iCo'oking Rigs, 3 lbs, for large tins 29c
Duthie's •Sau'ce 25c
per bottle 39c
xlueen's H'ealt'h and Liver Salt 8 oz. bottle 39c
Russian Oil, Pure '12 oz. bottle 49c
Ross. J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
Phone 8
Phone 77
Buy Seaforth'
Butter
A Service
that creates
Confidence
and a
Dependable Reputation
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18
YEARS
•
Always
Good Quality
Please us by giving us your cream
patronage and we will try to please
you by our services and highest
market prices for good cream.
Cream weighed, tested, graded and
paid for while you wait.
The. Seaforth Creamery
C. A. BARBER, Prop.
Walker's
"FUNERAL' SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WA T KER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license;
Flowers Furnished,
Night or day phone 67.
TUCKERSMITH.
. The West Eit.cr Beef Ring will
commence on Monday next: Mr. Jas.
'Rivers of Seaforth, who has had.
eftarge for the past 22 years will be
in charge again this year.
�'4tiss 'Reda .Fear !went 'to St. Marys
azst we'e'k to look after her aunt who is'
not well.
Miss Edna Turner of Toronto visit-
ed re'l'atives here last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Jervis ° of Toronto
spent the week -end with relatives
here,
The A'pr'il :meeting of the Tucker -
smith Ladies' Club was held at the
tliome of Mrs. Greg. McGregor. The
meeting opened with tate •opening ode.
Sixteen m'embers answered the roll
'call with "My Pet Pir:overb." Mrs,
• Garrett gaye a reading and two can -
teats were greatly enjoyed by those
present. The meeting closed with
community s'in'ging and the .remainder
of the afternoon was spent in sewing,
The May meeting is t� be held at the
Rome' of Mrs. Frank 'Walters, Mem
-
hers are requested to bring -quilt
blocks size 118:'x120". The roll ,call is
an exchange of slips and ,bulbs.'
MANLEY.
.The many friends of Mr, W. Sim-
on are .sorry .to learn he is not improv-
ing much alter the operation he und-
erwent t in St. Marys , Hospital last
week when the doctors found his ail-
•men't was more serious than was 'an-
ticipated, but where there is life there
is hope, and his many friends wish
him a speedy recovery. Always he
was of a genial disposition and never
complained even when he had not
been feeling
well the past two utopias
The late'snowstorm has again put a
setback to seeding operations.
KIPPEN.
A debate' will be ;held ' in St. And-
tew'S Unrated C'hunch on .Friday night,
April l'5ith. The swbyect of the de -
balk is Resolved. that .a University Ed-
ucation should be made available, at
.public expenseto every young man
or woman who shows willingness
and ability to obtain a higher educa-
tion. The affirmative will be taken
by twa from the 'Centralia Y.P.A. and
the negative by two from Kippen.
!An Oil without ,Alcohol.—Some oils
and tnanv medicines have alcohol as
a prominent 'ingredient. A judicious
mingling 'of six essential oils compose
Dr. Thomas' E'clectric Oil, and there
is no .alcohol -in 'it, 'so' fliiat its• effects
are lasting. c
PAGE FIVE
'TOWN TOPICS
Mrs. C. Atkinson returned on
Thursday to town from Detroit,
where she "had been since October,
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. E. Ferguson,
Jean and Russell, have returned to
Toronto' after spending nearly two
weeks here owing to the; illness and
subsequent death of Mr, Ferguson's
mother.
Mrs. A. C. ,Dam'es of Brussels is
spending a few weeks with the Misses
Ferguson on Siparling Street
,Mr. and Mrs,- Fred Morrison of
Dutton, visited the Misses Ferguson.
on Sunday.
Mr, J. W. Morrison of Toronto : was
here atten'din'g the funeral of his sis-
ter, ,Mrs. R. H, Ferguson,
,Returning to her home on N. Main
5'r., Friday evening, Miss Anne Gov-
en'lo'ck :found that the 'house had 'been
entered,. Every dpawer in the house
was ransacked, evidently in search for
money bort nothing ,tapas taken.
Miss (Ethel Crooks of Grimsby is
spending :s'o'me time at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. •Manson,
Mr. J. H. Reid' returned from ;To-
rontbe on Monday alter spending a
few days with his ,son, ' Mr. Arthur
Reid,
air. (George ,Bethune of :Port Me-
Nichol,
Mo-Nichol, returned on Monday after
spending the winter here with his
sister, - I
Miss Mae Al er'h'art of 'Hensel! and
'vLiss Beatrice Alberh'a'nt of Stratford
were visitors at their ,haute in M'c-
'K'illop.
• Mr. John Bro'd•erick has taken . the
position of caretaker Of the !bowling
green for the co'nving season.
The 'Misses (Kennedy, 1W. William
st., are spending a couple .of weeks. in
!Stratford with their sister, Mrs, Rey-
nolds.
Mns. \Vnt. Anent visited in Kin-
cardine the past week.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Vivien 'of Stratford
were guests on Friday of Mrs. IW. W.
Cowan.
Dr. and Mrs. Hodgins, 'Mr. Morley
Hodgins and Mrs. L, T. iDelLacey of
Toronito,, spent 'the 'week -end in town
as guests of kr. and Mrs. A. D.
Sutherl'a'nd.
Miss 'Irene (Wankel of London spent
the week -end at the home of her par-
ents, \2'r. and Mrs. A. Wankel. -
Miss 'Marian Gray has been ill .with
the flu,
Mrs. 'Reg. MMdGee and two children
and Mrs. Sweeney and Mrs. • Lorne
McGee of Goderich spent Wednesday
at the Thome OF Mr. and 'Mrs. George
A'berhart.
The 'Ladies' Guild of Sit. Thomas'
Ohure'h are holding a social evening
on Friday, 'Ap-ril 13 in the parish hall,
A good attendance is requested.
Mr. John Kerr Of IM'dKilbop has
purchased the 100 -acre.' Carron farm,
lot 20, con. I2 ,tclKillop, from the
I'Iuron and Erie Corporation,' 'London.
Mr. and Mrs, Davis Morrison of
Welland spent 'Tuesday at the home
of Mr. Morrison's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Morrison.
Miss Henry and Mr. 'Orville Holmes
and ;Miss Ethel Holmes are visiting
with Mrs. Pevitt in 'Guelph.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Evans and Mr.
and 'Mrs. A. `'M. Pringle intend leaving
on May lst'for Hamilton, where they
will reside.
Miss Lola Finlayson had a - tonsil
operation in (Seaforth hospital on Sat-
urday last.
Mr, George '-Aberhart was a visitor
in Goderich on Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. ,Wm. Finlayson and
two 'children of Toronto were week-
end guests at the home of the la'tter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Weiland.
EGMONDVILLE.
The Egm'ond'ville'W. M. S. held
their April meeting in the vestry Fri-
day' afternoon, Mrs. Malco'hn presid-
ing. The meeting opened by , sing-
ing "Jests shati reign where'ere'the
sun", Mns. Jas. Stewart led in pray-
er, 'The devotional leaflet ou Simeon,
the man of fire, was taken by' Mrs.
Bs Beaton. During the business per-
iod a quitting atid ten cent tea. was
'planned for Wednesday, April 1.33'h.
Mrs, Allen ,and Mrs. Hs Chesney
were chosen as.d.elegates to Presby-
terial, Mrs•.t
M�aGlouig 1
ar-
ticle
toad an r-
ticle on Christian S'tewards'hip. E.
lN'o11 gave a paragraph on Temper-
ance. After singing "From Green-
land's I'cy Mountains," the study
book was given by 'Mrs: H. Moore,
+Miss. Cameron, Mrs. M'c'Millan, Mrs.
'Modeland and Mns. ,Reinke. This
was • the chapter on Korean Youth
and proved very i'nferesting, The
'meetingclosed by responsive reading
'from the. Easterdevotional p:rogratn.
The Egtn'oudwifle Young People
spent a very enjoyable evening in
IB'rttcelfieid Monday evening.
'Attacked by Asthma. The first
fearful sensationis of suffocation,
which hour 'b
hour becomes more
desperate and hopeless,. To such a
case the relief afforded by Dr. J. D.
Kellogg's Asthma IRe'medy seems no-
thing less than miraculous. lits 'help
is quickly app'aren't and soon the
dreadful attack .is mastered,
DEDICATED TO.
BETTER VISION
THE SAVAUGE EYESIGHT
SERVICE
Seaforth,
.Where Is it found? Prac-
tically nowhere. Nature was
careless with most eyes.
They c'an't function normal-
ly, Add to tat modern eye
demands. To that tai, "pre-
va'len't neglect, and you
should not be surprised that
so many need an eyesight
service. Glad to demonstrate
the value of a modern eye-
sight service" to you;;
Continued next week.
'
HURON OLD BOYS
The annual euchre and bridge
the Huron Old Boys' As's'ociation,
(Toronto was held in the Pythi
Castle hall, College street, on Frid
evening fa's't, with the largest a'tte
dance of any previous euchre held
the history of the association.
Twenty-seven tables of euchre and
bridge players were kept occupied
duriatg the evening, while at the same
time those who tripped the `light •fan-
tastic" occupied t'lie dance hall. to the
music of a real orchestra,
The following were'. the prize'win
tiers:
'Euchre=1st, . F. Paterson; 2nd,
Jlahu Moon, Ladies—1st; Miss Laird;
••2n,d, -Mrs. Cuth'berts, Consolation
prize -Mrs, A. Th'otnpson, Goderich.
Lucky .number—Miss Sheppard.
The prizes were distributed by
President H. B. Stowe.
!Amongst those present. were nettle -
ed the followings
'Mr. and Mrs. H. BStowe, Mr. and
Mrs. C. G. Vanstone,' Mr, and Mrs.
IB. H. MdCreath, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Floady, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Wilsons
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pringle, Mr. J.
A. McLaren, Miss Sadie Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. D.' Thompson. and Miss
Thompson, Mr. H, I. Morrish and
Misses Mary and Marjorie Morrish
Mr. and Mrs, G. C. Young, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs
John Moon, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jay,
Dr. ,and Mrs, H. A. Hessian, Miss
IHe 'i
ss o Dr. and Mrs, rs, J. G. Fergus-
on, Mr. acid Mrs. A. Isbis'ter, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Pearson, Mr. and 'Mrs.
J. W. Cox,' Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Phelan,
Mr. and Mrs, M'clBrien, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Hamilton and Miss Hamilton,
Mr. and .Mrs. W. E. Hamlin, Mr. amd
Mrs. E. W. Hinter, Adl. and Mrs.
'Duckworth, Mr. D. Crawford and the
Misses Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. A.
_MdLaughan, Mr. and Mrs. G. Trow -
hill, Mr. W. Powell, Mr. G. A. New-
ton, Mr, A. P. Smith, Mr. R. S. Pow-
ell OSeafoe'fh), Mrs. M. Irwin and the
Misses Irwin, Mrs. I. H. Brown, Mrs,
Laird and Miss Laird, .Mrs. A. Beck-
er, Mrs. A. Cuthbert, Mrs. L. Reed-
er, Mrs. G. Graham, Mrs, G. Ingram,
Mrs, M. Sanderson, Mrs. W. G. Read-
ing., Mrs. A. Thompson ('Goderich),
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. .Dixon, Mrs. Hes-
soy, Miss Fannie Paterson, Miss K.
MacLean, Miss R. Cameron, Miss
'Edtthc Gilley, Miss Pearl Gidley,
Miss J. Gordon, Miss Laving Knox,
Miss Annie 'Crittenden, Mis's Cora.
'Haskins, Miss Hazel . Locke, Miss
'Doris Royal, Miss Betty Hall, Miss
Violet Cooper, Miss M. Grassick,
Miss Belle Campbell, Miss M. Han-
na, Mr., Thos. Cowan, Mr, C. Car-
roll, Mr. Reg, Williams, Mr. W. L.
Currell, Mr, W. R. McBrien, Mr, Ar-
thur Hession, Mr, 'Ar'thur Carr, Mr.
Geo. Hesk, Mr. P. Watson, Mr, E.
Rexton, Mr. R. Serrick, Mr. R. Lear.
**
Notes
President Harry Stowe was full of
pep, .
of
of
Tan
ay
11-
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Mr. R. S. Powell of Seaforth was
present and took in all of the show.
*5*
A. G. Smith, formerly of the 'Wing-
hair Advance, says he is no't a success
as a euchre player.
Although a big committee were
utolns uranee
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REAL ESTATE, CONVEY
ANCING, ETC.
Office over Keating's Drug Store
couple of months in 'Toronto.
selling tickets for two weeks, Treas-
urer D, D. Wilson sold 58 tickets at
the door,
Mrs. A, T'honypson came down
from Goderich and Carried off the
cotrsolation prize:
***
The refreshments were all that the
most fastidious could desire. You
can't beat 'fhe,Hatron old girls for real
up-to-date cooking. Mrs. D. Thomp-
son was in charge.
**4
Mrs. Stowe had charge of the eu-
chre and bridge, and ,Bert McOre'abh
and Miss Walker had eharge of th
'dancing and all did their work well.
* 5*
(Pythian Castle Hall is an ideal spot
for a euchre party. Everything clean
and cosy.
DANC]
TONY PARRS BAND
OPERA HOUSE
DUBLIN.
Fri., April '15th
Couple 75c
Extra Lady 25c.
and inspirational address in Trinity
e Church. Miss Hawkins' field work is
u Nazoya, a city of a million 'inhabi
tants and third largess city in Japan.
In ,her address she spoke of the pas
'sioinats love of the Japanese women
for their children which ma•Ices them
welcome all tnissionary activi'ties far
the welfare of the children. Miss
•Hawlcins explained the failure of all
other religions to bring }he Japanese,
people the peace and happiness
which the Divine hounder of the
Ohrietian religion is able to give them.
iSihe im'pressed upon her hearers the
necessity o'f keeping the life _ of the
church at home in a sound and pray-
erful condition that it might be a wit-
ness to the heathen world and a source
of power to its ambassadors .in the
mission field. After the address, Miss•
'Hawkins exhibited a number of cur-
ios and pictures which further ea'=
plained the Life and Customs of the
people of Japan. The meeting was
under the auspices of the Anglican
'Women's Auxiliary.
The humorous comedy drama, "As
a Woman Th'inke'th," ,presented in a
most creditable manner on Friday ev-
ening, April 8th, by the young people
of St, Andrew's Church at ,the town
hall, which was well filled. A very
natural modern everyday experience,
Monday morning finds Mrs. Welden
(Mrs. Walter Wallis) mother of the
period, 'comp'letely discouraged with
her cluttered up home, bad tempered
husband, unruly family,light finger-
ed colored cook and half-witted ser-
vant, She attempts to clean up her
im'possib'le living room. In the course
of proceedings her idiotic servant
('Murray Grainger) brings down the
house with laughter in his attempt to
assist in the work. Mr. 'Charles Wim.
WeedenD
( on McKenzie) added much
to the amusement of the crowd as
'he arrives 'home front the office . and
is choked with dust, flies into a rage
at the stupid doings of. Jotham, In
the' midst of all this confusion Rev.
and Mrs. Dunning, parson and wife,
itaken by A. E, Erwin and Maud Mc-
Gregor, who were a perfect scream
in old time :costume, pay a morning
call. They add to Mrs. Weeden's•
troubles by informing her of the ac -
ions of her seventeen year old dough-
er, Beth ((Gladys Gale), who was
een promenading the . streets every
ay, with thenewbar tender, Chip
><Vihitttey ((Fraser Stirling). They de-
idedthe only way to stop it is to get
er in the choir. While they are dis-
ussing her case, Beth enters with her
rowdy friend, much to the cons'terna-
on of all. The minister leaves with
tis advice, "Remember, you alone
re responsible for your family." This
em'phatical'ly confirmed by his patt-
er, As 'Mrs. Weeden proceeds with
er work she is. interrupted by her
fetid, Mars. Gertrude Parker (Mabel
cotch•mer), who introdu'ces Prof.
abia Majaraljahl (James 'Stirling,
indu lecturer en 'psychology, who
vites her to his lectures and dis-
oses the wonderful effect'of the sub_
onscious mind on life. She is greatly
ken up with it and decides to try it
n .her household. The last two acts
veal the wonderful success of her'
an even though her family decide
he has gone crazy and summon the
d. of Dr. Haire (Arthur Peck) who
ies to :m'a'ke a case .of it, in the last
t her family and servants are .won-
erful'ly reformed. Her home in per-
ct .order, her husband has been
tined out of his' bad temper, her ex-
avagantrdaughter, Olive (Mrs., El -
n Porter) becomes a thrifty house-
fe; Olive's husband, Caleb °Brown
eward), too lazy to :breathe, shows
al ambition; Beth agrees to'sing in
e choir, sees' her mistake in prefer-
ig Chip W'hihey to her old friend
ck Philly 1'11, (':Strip Gat•bright), Dotty,
\4argaret Douglas) is :cured of using
ng' aol• chewing gum; Will ('Bob
irlfng) is through with cigarettes;
ke• ('Isabel Kink) the light fingered
ok, ant strictly honest. and upright; is so bright and smart, .but
s, the promoter of this splendid
te of harmony is an impostor, ti .
of
E i idoo atal, but a negro. However,
is still a''hindoo to Mrs.'` Wieder.
s a woman thinket4t in .her heart
ins she," Between acts splendid mu -
was given by the Holmesville or-
eetra.
Db not miss the play,. . "'Sound
ur Horn, this• Friday evening at
e
Waal hall,
put an by young people
Trinity Church. If you enjoy a
ori laugh, ,coarse.
Aid. Duckworth says- he could not
stay away from a Huron old boys'
entertainment.
*5*
IH, A. Hessio'n of Dovercourt Road
and Clinton old boy, brought a party
df teri and they 'all . enjoyed them-
selves,. .
***
Paul Jones seemed'to be a great
Favorite with the dancers.
***
Mrs. Minnie Irwin was at/the head
of the Howi'ck patrons and they turd -
ed out in good force.
*5*
:Bert McCreath and John McLaren,the champions frae Goderich, no in-
dulged in euchre. Ye ken, it's 'not just
richt to insinuate, but some had the
idea they were scared to aneet up with
(Secretary Bloody, all halts barred,
* * *
'B'it Pawl said, "What's the use?"
when a partner trumped his ace.
That's not all. A newspaper Manmay think wwhathe likes, bat must
not write it.
''h..*'*
'Hunan Scottish can dance the rye
Waltz. Just like hopping the _thistle
patches among the stubble lang syrte.
**
Mrs. M. S'andersen, one of Huron's
pioneers, was present, played a good
game Of euchre,, and 'enjoyed' herself
generally.
IR. S. Sheppard, one of the old
standbys of the Huron Old Bbys,
has .been seriously ill for the past
three weeks,: J.iatest reports say he
is on The .way to recovery.
5,5*
Honorary President R. C. King
was not presenit. The death of his
brother-in-law at Bluevale took'him
to that place.
ELIMVILLE
iMr.' and 'Mrs, Wellington Bell of
Detroit have been visiting with rela-
tives in this vicinity during the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Henderson
and' family have moved to Mt.
Pleasant where they have rented a
farm.
and Mrs. Hy. Murch have 're-
turned from their honeymoon trip to
London, Toronto and St. Marys.
They will reside in the village, Their
many friends extend congratulations,
'The' funeral of the late Sherwood
Hunter was • held from his residence
on the' Narrow Rd. an Friday after-
noon last. A very large number at-
tended, showing the esteem in which
he was 'held. The service was con-
ducted by his pastor, Rev. L. C.
'White of Rllfravilie, A . male guar-
tebte led` in singling, and also gave < a.
inumber "Gathered' Home" which was
mach appreciated.
''Miss: Bernice Mural' has gone to
Kirkton for the summer,' having en-
gaged with Mrs. Emerson Gumming,
who is recovering from illness.
:The sap has been running fast dur-
in'g the past week and has kept the
tappers busy boiling.
Mr. Welter J'ohn's of Cornell Uni-
versity, N.Y., ,spent the .past week at
•his 'home here. On Saturday his bro-
ther, Mr. Kenneth !Johns, took him
back by motor, returning the first of
the week.
'HAYFIELD.
Mr. and rn
Mrs. W, R. Jowett ar-
rived flame last week after a very
Pleasant winter sp'en't in Florida.
.Mrs. IbL Firaser returned 'home last
week after spending the winter at.
Lucknotw:and 'Goderich,
Miss Agnes Stirling has returned
to her home having 'spent the winter
in Seaforth.
A. E. Erwin and Lloyd Scatchmer
were at Kitchener on MMonday.tMr. axed Mrs. Hugh McLaren with
their daughters Marion and Christine,
of Port Elgin were here for the week
end bringing with them 'Miss Je'sep!h
i'ne Sterling who has s visited' ahem for
several weeks.
The people of Bayfe18 'h'ad a reel
a
treat oMonday afternoon when
Miss kirantis' Ha•whins Anglican Mis-
sionary on furlough tram 'the Diocese
of mid -!japan, gave a 11105i 'interesting
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