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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-06-30, Page 8PAGE EIGHT. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. HENSALL. Mr, Gordon Young, county 'treasur- er, was in townSaturday calling' on his sister, Mrs. Andrew Love and oth- er friend's, Reeve Geiger and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Patterson attended the Huron County Council at Bayfield on Thurs- day afternoon last. 'Mrs. Thos. Simpson of London and son Thomas of Stratford after a pleasant visit with friends in town have 'returned 'home. Tom's many friends are glad to see hini. Hie holds a good position in the B'ati'k of 'Gom- merce at Sltratford'v'ille, Miss Miihnlie Hodgins of Birris visiting at the hone of Miss Clarissa Mitchell. Mrs, Geo. Case has returned home after a pleasant visit with friends in London, Miss Mary Huiser of Clinton spent the week end at her home here. Mr. and .firs. Jahn G. Scott of Cro- warty visited last week with friends in town, Miss Nettie MidTa'ggart of Exeter visited last week with Mrs. G. F. Case. An invitation has been extended to inspect Huron Springs Sanitarium by Dr. Alex. Moir for the first week of July. The sanitarium is mo'd'ern in ev- ery respect and a d'a'm near the bridge, has been built and will Make a nice body of water close to the entrance of' the premises. The Hensel' district" Was favored with another fine rain on Saturday Morning which will be a great help to the fields and gardens. A number of farmers have started haying and all crops are looking fine. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Henry and fa- mily and Mr. Robt: Wright of Cass City, Mich., after a pleasant visit with friends in this district returned " to their home ill Cass City on Thursday. Mr. T. C. loyal made a business THURSDAY; JUNE ' 1932 South Huron. this fall. The navies of quite a 'number of protnin:ent Liberals have been mentioned as candidate, Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Sweitzer went to Detroit on Saturday and on Monday moved their furniture and household effects to their cottage at the Beacho- Pines, where they will reside for the suntnuer months, Mr, and Mrs. L. Foster and son; of Kitchener visited recently with Mr• and Mrs. Alonzo'F'os't'er of town. Mr. Rolbt. Greer of Duluth' is visit- ing at the 1home of his parents, Mr. atyd Mrs. Jona'h'Green, Miss'.Dorethy Little of Hanover, spent the week end with friends ,in town. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott and fa- mily of Toronito'.Spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Petty. Mr. and Mrs. Hildebrand and family of Seaforth were week end visitors at Mit and Mrs. A. Foster's. Miss Blanche Petty of Toronto is visiting at the home of Mrs'. John. H. Petty and family. , Rev. Arthur Sinclair preached an- niviers'ary services at , Fullar'ton on Sunday last. 'Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed in the United Church on Sunday morning, July 3rd. (Decoration services will be iheld next Sun'd'ay at the 'Hensall '[Inion cemetery and also McTaggert's cem- etery. Miss 'Greta 'McNaughton' has re- turned borne 'anter 'a pleasant visit with relatti'ves in ,Toronto. Miss 'Mae 'MeiNaughton of iToronito visited last week With her parents, Mr. and Mrs, ID. McNaughton. Rev. Mr. a'henzie of ,Fuld'arton preached very acceptably in the 'Unit- ed ,Church an •Sunday last. At .the ev- ening service Mrs. K. 'Maynard and Mr. W. Al Goodwin rendered a very pleasing duet "The Ohurc'h by the trip to Toronto last week. Side of .the Road," 0. Geiger and Sons have a force of men working at their flax mills and have a large quantity of flax to work upon. Mrs. Lorne McNaughton of Cro- marty visited on Saturday at the home of her father, Mr. Wm. L. Mc- Laren. Quite a number from here attended the decoration services at Exeter on. Sunday last. Mrs• Wm. Henry 'celebrated her 88th birthday on Wednesday of last week. A great many Of her re"ativeis At the ,Carmel Presbyterian 'Church Rev. Mr, McNair of London occup- ied the pulpit and delivered very in- structive addresses at both services. Mr, and Mrs. P. H. Devlin, Mes, Kiner and Mr, and Mrs. iChippey of Stratford were Sunday visitors. with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett .of Hay, Mr. Geo. 'Hess is improving Jibe ap- pearance of his property on 'South Richmond street by having the ex- terior of his house nicely painted.. The many friends here of Mr. Alex. Neel) were pleased to hear of his ap- called to see her during the day to pointment for the ;registrarship for congratulate her, amongst them being Huron county. Col. W. H. Trice an- Mrs. Agur who is over 100 years old. houn'ced the 'appointment on 'Satur- 'The executives of the Liberal party day. in South Huron held a meeting here The A.Y!PA• :of the IS't. ;Paul's An- on Monday to start preparations for glican Church held a picnic at Turn - the bye -election which will be held in bull's .Grove on Monday evening. A 9,241 Auto Accidents in Ontario .. , in 1931 571 Killed 8,494 Injured through. Carelessness! Safety demands eternal vigilance on the part of every man or woman who drives a motor vehicle. A moment of forgetfulness may bring 'a .lifetime of regret. DRIVE SAFELY—ALWAYS! MOTOR VEHICLES .BRANCH ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Leopold Macaulay 32-2A MINISTER very pleasant time was 'spent. Mr. and Mrs. J. IW, White spent the week end with their s'on-in-lalwand daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Eby; of Col1'in'S"woad. ;Ronald 'Peck is spending a 'few days visiting at the ']tome of Mr, and Mrs. Sid McArthur Mr. Win. ;L. •McLaren and Mr, and Mrs. Ray M'I:cL'aren spent Sunday with the former's brother in ISe forth who is very 'poorly,. Jacole-Norris..—•A quiet 'wedding was solemnized at the 'United ;Church, Manse, Hens1J, 0:1 'Friday' when Mary Alelia (Winona Norris, Was united in marriage to Harvey (Carl Jacobe ;/of Tuckers'mith. The Rev. Arthur Sin- clair officiated. 'Phe home of Mr. (George Walker, second concession' of 'Tuckersmith was broken into on 1Sunday evening while, the Ifamily were at church. A considerable quantity of their 'belong - Mgt :were 'stolen. Constable White - sides of 'Godiericih is itevestigating the case., Mrs. Fraser of Washington is visit- ing for a tfew weeks with her sister, Mrs, D. 'McNaugh•fon. 1Mr. Lorne Whiteside and sister, Miss Violet of tGaderich ,visited with friends in town on Monday. Mr. Arthur IDiok spent the weelk end in ,Detroit. ':Ms's Doreen Traquair is spending her holidays visiting with friends in Muskoka: Mrs, Andrew IOhristie and •son 'Nor- man of Cromarty visited friends in town on 'S'aturday, (The strawberry festival 'held in the United 'Church ;grounds was well at- tended an ,Friday evening and proved to be very successful,. The proceeds amounted to about $1120.. ,The 'tables were well set and were presided over by the men of the congregation.,IA boys' band from ,Strati'oed, number- ing over 50, 'furnished the music under the able leadership of Mr. Watts and gave, numerous selections. The induction of the Re'v, W. !A. Young of 'Ottawa as pastor of the Carmel Presbyterian 'Church took place Tuesday evening. IT'he Rev. D. J. Lane of Gaderich, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church, presided over the 'services. The Rev.''' J. ,B. Rhodes preached the sermon; the Rev. Mr. Duggan of Clinton addressed the newly -inducted pastor and the Rev. I. B. ,}Caine of !Seaforth addressed the congregation. After the induction ser- vices a reception was held. Mr. Young comes highly .recommended to Hen- sall and will occupy the pulpit in the Oarmel Presbyterian Church the first Sunday in July. A baseball game was played 011 the local diamond Monday evening bet- ween Ailsa Craig and Hensall, . The game resulted in favor of Ailsa Craig Mr. and .Mrs. Harry .Soldan held a large Soldan reunion at their hoono on Saturday afternoon. Over 200 guests were 'present and a very enjoyable time was spent, Mrs. M. Pope has .returned home after visiting for several :weeks with members of her family at London, Toronto and Preston, Miss Elva McQueen, who has been seriously ill for the past two weeks is :05 11T1proving as quickly as her many friends would like to see. Strawberries are quite plentiful in this district and are selling from 7• to 8 cents a box, Mr. Wm. Beavers of Kitchener and formerly of Hensel was calling on friends in town last week. ` There will be no celebration in Hen-' -all on July 1st this year. Quite . a number of onr citizens veil] be spend- ing the day at the summer' resorts, vfr. and \'Ins. C. A. McDonnell vis- ited with relatives and friends in Tor- onto hist week. Our 'public schools will close this week for the sunnier months. The pupils are bpsy writing their exams' this week. STANLEY. Mrs. J. M. C. Tough of Bayifield spent the week end with her broth- ers, J. A. and W. Carnie, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Turner of Lu - can are :'visiting their daughter, Mrs. G. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. F; W. Hess of Hen- sall, visited the Patter's sister, Mrs. J. A. Carole, on Wednesdlay of last week, Death of Mrs. Annie Stephenson.-- On tephenson.-On Tues'dlay,'June 21sT, death remlov- cd one of Sean'ley's oldest residents in the person of Mrs. Annie ,Stephenson; wife of the late Ralph ' Stephenson. Mrs, Steph'ension, whose nvaiden name was Annie l3oyce, was born in York Oaun'ty, England, on May 101th, 18'39, and came with her par- ents'to Canada; whenquite young. She was the last surviving Member of a family of eight. Alb'ou't 67 years ago, she was ,united' in'' Marriage to het .1hte husband, ' Ralph Stephenson, and to them were born a family' of 7 son's ansa 3 d'augh'ters, all nI whom survive but one son Fredwho died a 'few years ago. The surviving mem- bers are George H. of Marlette, Clydesdale 'Stallion H'AIG (2'1563) d�e'scription and Pedigree—diarlc bay; dace, nighpoot,,off fore and hind legs White; Ibofn IMay,119, I(918; bred by David E. Ray, Staples, 'Onvtario: &aig (2,156)—Sire", Baron 'Maresfield (Inilp.) [11'466] ,(1151319) ,Grand ' Sire— Baron's Pride Sire_B'aron'sPride [3067] (91122); Dani of Sire ---Miranda of C'hape'llton [110005] (13857); Dane-4Pleasa, ¢ 'Park Qtunen [286213]; Sire of Dam—Squire (imp.), [6810] '1131786); Grand Dam-Ndran' Queen '(iinlp.) [(110114]. iEnrdl'men't 4E6. Approved. ,Form 11. Inspected October 23rd; 1930. Hiaig will stand for the improve- ment of etock this season at his stable' at Lot 22, Con. 13, Hibbert, Phone 10 on 88, Hensel'. Arrangements will be made with parties from a distance. Grass provided at a reasonable rate. Terms—To' insure ,00, payable Feb. lst, 19313.'. Mares must be return- ed regularly.ta horse or .they will be charged the insurance whether in foal or not. Parties disposing of their mares before fooling time will be held responsible for, the insurance m'oney whether in foal or not. All ac- cidents at 'risk of owners of mares. The foal to remain the property of the owner of Haig until insurance is paid. IW 1'I. COLE, Prop, Cromarty P.O, The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion EMPEROR McKINNEY (54153) 1603 'Enrolment No. 743 Form 1 Wi•11 stand for mares at his own stable, Lot 8, Concession 4, Tucker - smith, or will make 'arrangements to meet parties from a distance half way. 4. Terms.—To insure a foal, $9.00, payable January 1st, 1933. Parties with mares in foal and disposing of them before February 1st will be held responsible for insurance. Mares at owner's risk. a WI.TsT IAM RILEY, Prop. & Mgr. { Milch„ James E. 'Thos. J. and Charles R. of , Stanley; Ralph and Nelson, Mrs. J. Hutchison (Edith), Mrs. An- derson (iAnnie), and .Lies. John Dins- more ((Ella), all of the West. Since the death of her .husband years ago she has resided with lier son Thomas on the old homestead, and a'l'though 93 years of age she was still quite smart and able to look after the duties around the house, and her mind was clear and she could con- verse intelligently % about ' ;the early days of this country. Her -last illness was of short duration, being confined M her bed for only a few days. The funeral service was 'held on Thurs- day. hntermen't in Rayfield • cemetery, Rev. Mr. Paull of Bayfield officiated. The pallbearers were six nephews, Wm, H. Stephenson, David Stephen- son, Ralph Metcal'f,i John Metcalf, Jars.` Boyce and Ed. Boyce. The closing meetingof the Blake and Goshen Young People's Society was held in Blake Church on Friday evening, June 24, a -large number be- ing present. The meeting was op- ened by the business session. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adapted. The devotional part of the meeting .was led by Vera Smith. Opening with the hymn "Day is dying in :the West," prayer was offered by Mr. Armstrong. The "les- son Luke, the 12th 'chapter, verses 1 to 10, was . read by ' Harold Finley. Another hymn ''Breathe on nue, breath of God," was sung. The topic "What can the reading of 'history elo for me," was given by Mervyn Keys in a nest in'teres'ting manner. The discussion was led by Mr, Will Rob- inson. The hymn "Who is on the Lord's side," was sung. Owing to the fact that our president, Mr. Will Ro- binson is leaving us to take up work in the welst, the Young People felt thatthey wanted of his to express their ap- preciation services dtiring the past year, and did so by reading the address following which agfft Mir. of regret t shortly yo been a our Society' much: your inspiration, your willingness to express token of accept. expressing wishes. that we new field; work will ministry. We friendship sheat Young Mr. and Mrs. Geo, 1H, Stephenson nil Mr. Wtn,: H. Stephenson of Mar- tte aktende,d the funeral of the for- er's mother Past week. iMr. Alex. iW'elis'h 'off Clinton' spent few' days wi'th friends in S'tartley, Mr. ' James M. Reid and fam'i'ly of was accom- panied byof money. - De'ar Robinson, It -is with feelings that we have learn- ed' that s ei are to leave us. You havereal source of 'help to us, andciety will certainly miss' very senile and laugh, your rar.leadership, and your will help, W'e do not pretend • to,our appreciation, but as a our esteem, we ask you to this small gift as a means' of g. our good will and best And we also wish to assure` youwill not, forget you in. your but wi-1') pray that God's be blessed under Your min' are, yours in the spirit of and service, The Blake -Go' a'g People's Sac - a ie a Oiint,on spent Sunday at the home of CASHo ,1%44,1,Y. FRESH PIONIC HAMS, ..... ..:.:._.. per pound 9c SMOKED PLONK HAMS : , per pound 13c COTTAGE RO'LLIS..r_..—...,...:.,:per pound 13o• BACON, BAON, Schneider's 15c COOKED HAMS , . . per pound 28c $O;LOGNi,A, Schneiders ..i. , per pound 12c PURE LARD, Schneider's'. ,, per,pound•8c ALL MAM. FLOUR, per cwt. , , . , .. 0,999' 'THURSDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY We are paying 18c in trade for New Laid,Eggs. W. J. FINNIGAN FOR. SALE 20 acres of first class standing ting .othy hay. Apply to' .WM. DIEVIER EA'UX, Phone 111 on 144 Seaforth. 26 HELP . WANTED An experienced .farm hand for a couple of months. Apply to ISAAC M1iO01R(E, Phone 13.2 r, 4, Seaforth. 26 HAY FOR SASE 'Albout 20 acres of good hay .for sale onfhe field, of Lot 26,' Con. 10, Hib- bent; there are ten acres of c'love'r and. timothy and ten of timothy. For fur- ther in'format'ion apply to T. R. WOR DIEN, Sea'forth, 26. FOR SALE A quantity of good oats for sale. Apply to GEO. Mc'K'EE, Phone 14 on 237. 26. 26. - KINIDLINCr WOOD. $L50 per load, delivered. WIILIS'ON HAWIKIIlNIS, Phone 260. 26 FOR SALE One second hand hay ,carr and stop block (for wood track). Apply to I lAiRVIEY HULLEY, Phone 337' r 12. Seaforth R.R. 1. 26. HAY About 50 acres of good hay to be sold, or the contract for taking it off to be let; the hay is on lots 14 and 15, concession 7, McKillop. There, are about 30 acres of alfalfa and timothy and 20 acres of timothy and alike. For further information see W. G. McS'PA'DDIFJN, Seafgrth, or Phone 313. 27. Mr. 'Arthur MdLjnohey and sisters. Mr. Wilson 'Campbell and sister have returned to their home in. Sea - forth after spending a week'k with their sister,. Mrs. Root. McKinley, Mrs. j, •Collin's and son of London spent the week -end with her father, Mr. Wilson Armstrong, who is sick at present. The Penhale-Sttow.den.'Westlake re- union picnic was held at Mrs.. Rose Snowden's on Saturday lastandwas a good success. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hobson spent a few . days visiting relatives in this vicinity. •Mr, James Porter of Goderielt was the 'guest of Mr. Will Scotchnt'er on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner of Lu- cas were the gues'ts of Mr. and, Mrs, George Campbell on Sunday. Miss Vine Herbert, school+ teacher of. S.S. No. 4, north, has resigned her duties and has been engaged to teach S.IS. No. 3. Scotchmer-Albrecht—In Zurich Lu-, tlteran Church on June 25th, Lula, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Al- brecht, to. Charles Scotchnter, son of 1'ir, and Mrs. John Scotchiner of Stanley township. HURON ROAD WEST Mr. Noble Holland, Huron ,. Road West, 'and Mr. George Johnston of Goderich attended the annual conven- tion 01 the Ontaro iSilvcr Fox an 1 Fin Breeders' Association held at the Veterinary College, Guelph, in con- nection with the short course for tox breeders put on by that organization. Among other• speakers was the super- intendent of the Health of Animals branch from Ottawa, "Every one rais- ing fur bearing animals should he a member of this organization which is trying to im'pro've conditions for the fur farmer. lir, Lloyd Rollick, Kes- wick, Ont., was appointed president. Mr. Wi1Tiam Ball has installed a community sheep dipping tank and dipped nearly 200 sheep on Monday forenoon. Mt. B'al'l believes in doing things th'e up-to-date way. , 'Farmers are busy with the 'Sweet clover hay. It seenee to be a heavy crop. Mr. Wesley Vanderburg has started his fall ploughing, , Nothing as Good for Asthma. As- thma remedies come and 'go but every year'' the sales of the original Dr, 3. D. Kel'io'gg'sA's'thma Remedy grow grea- ter and greater, No further evidence could be asked of its remarkable anter,= it. d't relieves, -It is always of the sante unvarying quality Which the THE Wawanesa Mutual Fire Insurance Co, Canada's Largest Mutual Insurance Co'y. FIRE, WIND and AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Our Classified Fire 'Rates on Farm Buildings of First Class Construction ase a'• mazingly low. Windstorm. Rates will sur- prise you. Special Rates to Farmers for Auto Insurance For full particulars, con- sult our local agent. J. H. Scott Box 142 Phone 336 SEAFORTH TEACHER WANTED. Application's for position as teach- er of S. S. No. 10, MIoK'illop, received up to July 5th. Personal interviews preferred. ItRWIN TREWtARTHA, Sec.-Treas., Seaforth, R. R. 1 26. FOR SALE Pure fibred Collies, real drovers, 3% mouths old. Conte and see them and take your choice. BIEAT'T•Y B'ROS., Varna, Ont, FOR SALE • I expect to have a number of young calves for sale during the calf season, ;Apply to HAROLD PE•NHALE, (Bayfield. Phone 5-78, Hensail. FOR SALE Seven -roomed cottage, with good garden and some fruit trees,.on North Main street. Apply to News Office. NOTICE. For the months of July and Aug- ust we wild run our chopping mild only three days a week, Tuesday, Thursday' and Saturday.. But when rant stops farm work, We will run on those days. KRUSE BROS., Phone 14 on 14-8. 26 BUY BONDS NOW. ,For Income and Praiit. Due -to Market conditions, many seasoned bonds of well-known Companies have declined sharply, and are now selling at tnaterial discounts' under $100.00, thus affording highly attractive cur- rent yields,. plus opportunity for sub- stantial appreciation in value. May we submit a selected list of such bonds, which in our opinion present out- standing opportunities ? E. A. SIE - GRIST & Co., Limited, Investment' Bankers, New Bank of Toronto Bldg., London, Ontario, PhoneMetcalfe 3370 SEAFORTH MARKETS. Butter, per 11). 15c Eggs, per doz. 8c, 11c, 13-c Potatoes, per 'bag .....25c Hogs, er cwt, .. , ... ... $4.00-$4154 Wheat, per bus, 56c Shorts, per ton 23' Bran, per ton $24 WN -E53 YOU HAVE Horse eow YOU WANT RE,M10 V•ED;. Phone promptly to WILLIAM ",,STONE SONS, LIMITED. Phone 22' —. Ingersolli Phone 215 W — Stratford . sfilierer from asthma learns to ]snow', Do not suffer from another attack, fret get this epfendid se'nuedy 1:o -clay.