HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-07-14, Page 5THURSDAY; JULY 14th, 1932,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
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FOODS MUST BE FRESH IN.SUMMER
(Warm summer days twill- quickly 'spoil many foods, and that as
one good reason for (buying at Superior (Stores, Their 'foods are 'freak
and good. A fleet of trucks(Working •from 'conveniently located ware-
houses ,provide frequent deliveries to all our stores,- 1Perisit'alble and
'other lines of 6aods are Ipur h'ased only in quantities -sufficient !for a
quick 'turnover. You .can (buy with ootdfrdence do quality, service and
prices at (Superior Stores. amen -Sher our (slogan
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WE (SELL THE BEST FOR LESS.
Items for week ending July 20.
MAPLE LEAF SALMON .
RASPBERRY JAM 40 oz. jar 1��7 29 c
CORNED REEF
1's 29c
12 oz. 15c
DEL MAIZ 'CORN 2's 2 tins 29 c
COMFiOR'T SOAP 10 cakes 39 c
PURE LARD 1 1b. prints 9 c
Red Rose ;Tea, 'Cri':ntson (Label T/2 'lb. 23c
Lux :Flakes 2 pkgs. 19c
Australian Sultana (Raisins 2 'lbs. 27c
MdLaren''s 'Fruit Punch, 'assorted (per bottle 25c
Five'Point ;Home Made IM'anmalade ..1116 ioz. ....19c; 40 oz.....39c
M. '& W. Sweet Pickles family jar 29c
Tomato Juice, l's 3 Mins 28c
Sea Kling ,lidbsters K's....19c; .4's.....29c
Family Blend Coffee (1's 39c
Ovialtiite small ....39c; ned'ium....69c;
lf'agie (Baking Powder8 oz. ....23c;
O''Cedar''Oi:l
Shirriff's True IEstracts
Paris 'Pate "unequalled for sandwiches"
Derby 'Loaf (Cheese per 'bb. 25c
Certo "sure Ijel1" ,recipe book on every (bottle 29c
After Dinner Mints •
Velvet IBuids
Grape -Nuts Flakes
Moody's (Chloride of (Lime
Santa Clara ;Prunes, sweet and Il''arge
Rosedale 1D.iI1 ,Pickles 126's per ,tin 18'c
• Glacier Sardines 2 tins 23c
Roman Meal per pkg. 29c
Javel Clothes Bleach per (battle 10c
Snap ;Battle Caps "ju'st the thing fo•r opened bottles"
each
Urge.... 1.09
;16 oz. ....36c
4 oz. bottle 210
per bottle 23c
14c
.per 'pkg; 10c
p'er lb. 25c
2 . pkgs. 21c
Vs 15c
9 lb,s 23c
10c
French's Prepared Mustard large, battle lac
Heinz's .Catsup, large (bottle 19c
Graham 'Wafers 1 lb. -pkg. 20c
1?rincess Soap 'Flakes very special....2 for 29c
-Ross J. Sproat Ruane
Nliss N.Pryce Rhone
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Flowers .Furnished.
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•TOWN`TOPICS.
iBiliy and Betty Scott o'f Chicago
are visiting their grandfather, Mr. T.
.Scott.
'vlitss Margaret Case, 'R.N., of De-
troit, is' a holiday visitor this week
with her' parents,: Mr. -and Mrs. Arn
old 'Case.. .
:Mr, jack Fetigusoln and Miss 'Marg-
aret '
Marg.aret' Fel-D.:sort are taking a summer.
course at 'Gttelph this 'being their sec,
end and final year,
Dr, and 4Mrs. Curtis and son Billy
of \darmora are holiday guests of
'MTs, Curtis' parents, Mr. and Mns.
Wnt, Ecinntnds.
Mrs Harry Grieve and Russell of
Windsor are here to spend the sum-
mer with her patents,•.Mr...:and_ Mrs,
'T. Grieve,
Mrs, ,E1lin'tt of Goderich Tp. is
visiting with her 'nephew, Mr, John-
Egmondvil'le.
Miss Betty McClelland -of Toronto,
who is spending the summer with her
grandparents, Cod. and Mrs. Hays,
has received word that she db'tained
honour standing in her music course.
She also passed this year into third
Rorin, of Collegiate.
'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Golding Sr, of
Staffa, bath off' w'h'om( are over 90
years of age, are spending • the sum-
mer with their son, Mr, W. H. Gold-
ing and Mrs. Golding.
ITIhe Misses Ferguson have gone to.
Port Albert to ,spend a month .on
Lake Huron.
By a peculiar coincidence there was
nota drop of rain at Grieve''s bridge
on Wednesday afternoon, although it
rained heavily in Seaforth.
Bliss Evelyn Golding of the hospi-
tal staff, and l'ir. Arthur Golding left
tab -t Thursday to spend a week or
taxa at Owen Sound.
Mr, Viaaian of Stratford was a guest
of \Mrs. W. W. Cowan over the week-
end,.
'Cheapest of all 'Oils. -Considering
the qua'iitlies of Dr. Thomas'Eclec-
tric Oil it is the cheapest of all prep-
arations offered to the public. T•t is
to be found in every drug store in
Canada frown coast' to coast and all
country merchants keep if for sale. So,
being easilyprocttr"ahle, and extremely
moderate iii" -Price -no one should be
,ston McElroy, and Mrs.. McElroy,'''w•ithotfa,bottle of it.
TOWN: TOPxeS, ., l:,ii.G;
(Guests at the home of Mrs. G. T.
Turnbull this week were Rev, Mr. G.
Coltman ,and Mrs. Coltman and fam-
ily, Betty, Kenneth and Newell Wan-
less, of (Highland` Park, Mich„ Mr.
and Mrs, Wanless of Milverton, 1Trs.
Stapleton o f Guelph; Mr. Robert
Wanless' and Miss Rose Jiatn.ieson, Mr,
and Mrs, J. R, Hillis and Donald,
Miss Mildred Turnbull and Mr. Arn-
old Talrtrbeli, Toronto.
Who congregation of North Bide
United ,Ohurch have planned to hold a
congregational picnic on Wednesday,
July 20Th.
Miss Helen Lane is visiting itt To-
ronto.
Mr. Joe Collie of Arizona and
Mr. Con. 'Cblllie o•f California are
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jobn. Beattie,
Mr. and Mfrs, Gordon Hays of De-
troit are at present spending their Va-
cation with their many friends in this
nioinity. t
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk and
their guests were alt Whitechurch last
Sunday and called on Mrs. J. D. Bee-
croft, Mr. and Mfrs. Kirk's dauglhiter.
(Mrs. W. J. Morrow (nee Maggie
Mae Slprdat) and her daughter Lois
arrived Frid'a'y from . near Lethbridge.
They came by (rotor and are at • the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mars.
James Spuoat. They will leave for
home Septemlber ls't,
Mrs. Robert Edgar and- family, Miss
Bessie Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. .Horace
Wiibee and family, Mr. and M•rs..
Alex. Muir and $am'ily, Mr, and Mrs.
Adlbert Baker and fancily spent a' very
pleasant afternoon at B'ay'field . on
Sunday,
Miss Vera Mole, who has been vis-
iting in Brussels for the past week,
returned Notre Sunday and Was ac-
companied by Mis's Edna Davison,
who will he the guest of Miss Vera
for a few days.
Mr. Will Faulkner of Bramt+fo'rd is
spending his vacation with his moth-
er and sisters, George street.
Miss Marjorie Watson of 'London
is the guest of the Aherh'art family in
M'dKtltop.
Miss Mtatijorie Wigg is spending a
couple of weeks in Caledbnlia.
:Mr. and Mrs. Fred MdGavin' of
Glynn Court, Detroit, spent the Am-
erican holiday with Mr, and Mrs.
Henry McGlavin and family.
'Teachers that are home from To-
ronto for their vacation include Miss
Bertha Beattie at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Beattie,
the Misses Ida and Eva !Love at their
parents' home, and Miss Ri•a Hills at
her home.
'(Miss Louise Allen of Hamilton is
visliting at her (home.
Mr. Ronald McKay and his sister,
from Toronto, are visiting with their
mother, Mrs, H. McKay.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Kivk in Tuc(kersiniith were
Mr. Norman Kirit of Wayne, In-
diana and his brother Oliver of Birm-
ingham, Mich. and their sister, Mrs.
F. L. Creighton and daughters Fran-
ces, Rachel' acid Thelma. '
.Mr: and Mrs, W. H. Little left on
Tuesday morning for Union. They
will return on Friday to Seaforth be-
fore starting on a month's motor trip
to Winnipeg and other western points,
Mr. ILi'ttle's father, Mr, Andrew Little,
of town, will accompany, them. They
are taking a specially 'built cabin
trailer.
Mr, and Mrs. Wegg and children of
Toronto, who have been visiting the
latter's mother, Mrs, G. D. C. Hart(,
James street, left on Monday, Mrs.
Wegg and children going to Ethel,
Mr. Will Hlant, Toronto, Mr. John
Hin'chley and Miss Pearl M'cCotwian
of ,Stratford were guest's of Mr.
Hart's aunt, Mrs. G. D. C. TInni, on
Tuesday,
M'is's Doris Waite of Toronto is
spending her holidays at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hart.
Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Edge of To-
ronto spent this week at the home off
Mr. Henry Edge and Miss Josephine
Mrs. Tennant of Lucan, Dr. and
Mrs. 'Guam of Ottawa, Mr. Jack Gunn
and son of Toronto were guests of
Mrs. W. D. Bright last- week.
Miss Annie Gray and sister, Mrs.
Pnice, of 'Toronto, spent the week -end
in town calling On their 'many friends.
Dr. Aubrey Crich ` will deliver a
dental talk over •'CFCA on Friday,
July- 1'5 at 7:15 p.m,'
Mr, and Mrs, Jia'mes Watt and lit-
tle son of Hamilton have' sailed for
:Edinburgh, Scotland, 'wahere they '.will
in future resole. Mrs. W'a'tt awe's form-
erly Miss Elsie' .Pollen of Sea:6orth,
1E,ss Leona and Richard Box are
visiting in Toronto,
-Mr. and Mrs. D. 131 Logan of To-
ronto s•p.enf the week -end with Mr,
and Mrs. E. L. Box.
(Mrs. G. Bunt, Streetsville, and Miss
Flo W'edgwo'od, and Miss Muriel
Ctrl:er of Toronto visited Miss Jen-
nie McBride,
IMr, Paul Mul•ligari of Toronto vis-
ited friendsintown this week.
or. J. H. Beistolw, son of Mr, and
Mrs, W. II., Bristow of Sarnia, forin-
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The self -setting, natural "push-
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ALL WAVES GUARANTEED
Particularly adapted to "Baby Fine" and Grey Hair and perfect for
every normal texture.
REGULAR $7.50. FOR, NOW
$3.50
Lucille Jones
MITCHELL.
BEAUTY SALON
PHONE 78 FOR ,APPOINTMENT
erly of ,Seaforth, has recently been ap-
pointed chief resident surgeon in the
de'partmen of eye, ear, nose and throat
of the Grace Hoslpital, Detroit, Mich'.
TOWN COUNCIL,
The regular meeting of council
was held in council chamber at 8 p.m.
Present, 'Mayor Daly, Reeve Smith,
Councillors Bolton, Crosier, Hudson,
Dale, and 'Stephens. Minutes of last
meeting read and conlfirmed.
ISmiiith1Dlate.-ITh'aft the prayer of
petitioners with regard to paving East
Will=iam and James streets and -Church
street, be laid on the table for further
consideration.
(Bolton -Crosier, -!That the report of
the finance committee be adopted as
read:( jos, V. Ryan, salary, $67,00;
Jno. A. Wilson, salary, $70; H. ;Snell,
salary, $60; 'Thos: Storey, salary, $60;
Ed. Allen, wages, $2.25; P, E. Madk-
lam, charity acct. 21c; R. Rogers,
$1.75; Bell Tel. Oo., $3.48; E. B.
Goodie, charity acct. $4.712; Geo. A,
Sills & Sons $8:49; McLean Bros.,
$109.08; H. Wisely Bragg, $1; Jas. V.
Ryan, acct. $6.00; Art Hulley, wages,
$1,'50; John Muir, wages, $2:50; H.
4Vilbee, Wages, $2.50; N. Westco'tt,
wages, $2.00; H. Martin, wages, $1R'5;
Jahn Henderson, wages, $1.25; F.
Adams, wages $1.25; Sola Williams
wages $1!25; John Currie, wages
$10.715; H. Hogguth, wages $5:00;
Wes. Nichol $4'50; Jlos. Storey,
$26.98; Miss .N. Pryce, account chty.,
$9.40; 'Thos. Dlickson, acct. $2.60; R.
S. HayS, 'bond, $20.
Council adjourned to meet at the
call of the Mayor,
FOOT BALL.
iThe 'following are the scores in the
Huron Foot Ball Association:
May 25-IW.in•throp 0, at Brussels 0,
May 3;1 Egrnondville 0, at Walton 0
June 3 --Watton 4, Winthrop 2.
June 4 -St. Coltunban 1, Egnrand-
citle 0, ((iRepl'ayed).
June 7 -Clinton 6, Exeter 0,
June 8-JEgmondville 2, Brussels 1.
June 10 ---Winthrop 1, Bt. Colum -
ben (1.
'June 1'3-4Brussels 1, Clinton 0,
June i4-Egmond'ville 2, Winthrop
1.
June 1.6 -(Clinton 1, Walton 2 (Pro-
tested. To be replayed July 22,
(June ''17 -Exeter 0, St. Ooltunban110.
(June 20-iEgmondville at Exeter
(Called off),
June 21 -+St, Colunvban 1, Clinton 0
June 22 -Watton 1, Brussels 1.
Aare 23 -Exeter aft Winthrop. (Ex-
eter defaulted).
June 25 -Brussels 0, Walton 0.
June 27 -(Winthrop 1, Clinton 0.
June 28-•-Egtnondviile 1, St. Col
untiban 1.
June 30-IWiuleh,rop 0, Walton 1.
July 6 -Walton 0, St. Columban 0,
July, 7-Egnnondvi'lle at Clinton;
(Postponed).
Julylil'-St. Cottimban 0, Brussels 1
Watton will play at. Egnondville
Thursday "nights
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MRS ROSE HtOLIMES
There passed away on Wednesday
afternoon, July ,6th, Mrs. Rose .Holmes
widow of the late Robert Holmes, of
MsKilllap, after a few weeks' illness.
Her death occurred at the home of
Mr, David Leitch, Egtnondville,
where She had been staying duri'n'g
the past month. Until last December,
when she and her daughter Nellie
came tb live with ,Miss Henry, George
street, she had been a resident. off
M'aK•id'1'op to'wnslhip for quite a few
years. Before her marriage twenty-s'ix
years ago she was Miss Rose Lang-
ford, daughter of Jlonabhan Langford,
roar of London, and was born 58
years ago in Biddullph Township near
London. She had positions in Mitchell
'and in ivh'dKillo'p before her marriage,
alter which she and her husband had
a farm on the 'boundary on Mr. John
Watson's, later returning to Mr.
Holmes' home place an the 12th con-
cession where they continued to re-
side. Mr. Holmes predeceased her on
June 14th, 1924. A son and daughter
survive to mourn her loss, Carl on
the home farm and Miss, Nellie ,Holmes
of Seaforth. Besides her father she is
survived by one sister and three bro-
thers, Mrs. Wm. Floyd, Hanry, Wil-
fred and Victor Langford, London; a
'brother, 'Earl Langford, Toronto, died
a year ago. The funeral took place
from the residence of Mr. David
Leitch, Egmond'vilte, on Friday after-
noon. The service was conducted 'by
Reverend Charles Malcolm of En
nrondville United Church, During the
service Mr. Lorne Eckntier of Brus-
sels, accompanied by Mr, Earl Van
Egnrond, sang talo solo's. Interment
took place in the Brussels cemetery;
the pallbearers being David Leitch,
Albert Edl'er, Russell Holmes, David
Leitch (Galenich),Win, R. Henry,
(Brucefield), L. Rowland, Joseph
Holmes and Wen, Somerville . (Wal-
ton). f
Among those • attend'in'g the funeral
were: Mrs. Margaret McLeod and
daughter,, Mrs. Arthur Borland, De-
troit; Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Ryckman,
Stratford; 1lr. and Mrs. W. Floyd, of
London; Mrs, Pewitt and Mr. Gil-
more. Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C.
Tweedie, Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Leitch,
G'oderioh, and others front Bayfield
and Brussels.
W.M.S. SOCIAL MEETING
About ninety members, associate
helpers and friends of Vl.l'f.S. of the
North Side United Church inet at the
home of Mrs. George Black and Mrs,
William BIl'ack on Thursday last for
their July social meeting and also the
Baby 13and with Miss Annie Law-
rettce, their leader. Miss Lawrence is
very en'thusi'astic over her new Band
and we feel sure of worth while' re-
sults. Needless to say the social
hour was very much enjoyed by all
present Miss Lawrence presidedand
the meeting opened with a hymn far
the children, "Jesus Loves Me," and
prayer, which was followed by the
Scrip'ture lesson, also a short talk by.
Mrs. F, D. Hutchison, 'Miss Margaret
°ri'c'h sang a pleasing solo. Th
a resit
of the time :was given to Mrs. W. P.
Lane who gave a splendid and full re-
port of the annual meeting of the Do-
minion Board held in ,the United
Church, Toronto, Training School.
June 1-8. This report was full' of in-
spiration and interest.' The Dominion
Board realizes that these are grave
clays for the missionary enterprises
and much courage and prayer will he
needed for the future. A hearty vote
of thanks was tendered to Mrs. Lane,
also -to Mirs. Geo. Black, 3fr. and Mos
Win. B'l'ack for their very kind and
gracious . hospitality, The . offering
amounted to $18, The meeting closed
by singing "Blessed Be the Tie that
Binds.' A delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. J. Finlayson, captain of group
4 and her ,group. The next social
meeting will be held in September,
We take this,opporteuity 'of thank-
ing all those who in any Way •eon'tri-
buted to the success. of this meeting;
especially 'ellip'se',wIto so kindly loaned-
their cars.
ACOIIYEN111S AT C. N. R.
While Sliturday last wasn't Friday
the 113th, it night of t, well have 'been.
for the C.11,IR, yards here', The oil -
electric train
il-electric-train whic-hcame oil^this line
a week ago, threatened to go up in.
smoke while standing at the Seaforth,
station on Saturday. The noon traiu.
had arrived at the station when fire
was discovered on the roof of the
engine ear, believed to have been
caused 'by a short-circuit, A volunteer
bucket 'brigade with the aid of a lad-
der quenched the ablaze before;much
damage was done and the train was
able to continue on to. Clinton after
ten or fifteen ntinu'tes delay. .
tAlb'out an hour dater one of the sec
tion men, Mr. Fred H.uisser;;'met with
an accident wihich will lay him off
frdm work for a while, He was join
ed backwards off the hand -car when
it struck a stop blodk_near 1115 Faun-"
dry switch. and landing on the baok
of his head, he was rendered uncon-
scious. He was removed to the hospi-
tal, but did `not regain consciousness
until evening. No bones were brolcen
and he was able to return to his
home on Monday. He still is suffering
with a sore head and unable bo walk,
but considers he was lucky to have
escaped more serious injury,
Mr. Huisser and the other section -
assistant, Mr. Broome Of Roxib'oro,
had run their hand car off the m'ain
line before the noon train came in'
and after dinner were coming off the
siding to go East. Mr. Huisser was
working bhe hiand-car with his ;back
to the direction they were travelling
when the accident oceurred,
Mr. Jack Currie is supplying in his
place.
SOFTBALL,
In the game on July Dth, Seaforth
at Goderioh the score was,Seaforth 18,
Goderich 15.
On July 1itth; Goderich played at
Seaforth, the score being Seaforth
Goderich 111.
The line-up:
Goderich-(McGuire, Rob:inson, Ma-
theson, Wesbroolc, Archer, Sander-
son, Douquette, Sireardown, M'c,D'out-
ald,
iSeaforth-iMuir, M'cCauitey, G. Ren-
nie, E. Rennie, Taman, Wright, Bur-
gess, Hart, Stewart, Barber.
Umpire D. H. Mctanes. Base um-
pire, W. Sutherland.
Goderich 17 hits, 11 runs, 9 errors.
Sea'forth-2111 hits, 21 runs, 4 errors.
(Standing:'
G.P. W.
Seaforth 1111 10
Grand Bend ' '71 5
Clinton ... , • 7
Goderich ,. ,,,8 3
Bagifield13 0
Brussels „ 5 0
L, Pts.
'1( 122
2 10
2 90
-5 6
B' 0
5•
BORN.
ROGERS'ON. In „ Scott Memorial
Hospital, on Sunday, July 10, 1912,
to Mr. and Mrs, Will Rogersonof
fTuckersmith, a daughter.'
c o-nvention
andANNUAL MEETING
THE
LIBERAL - CONSERVATIVES
of South Huron
Will hold a convention at
TOWN HALL
Hensall
•
Tuesday Evening
JULY 19
AT 8 O'CLOCK
To select a Candidate to con-
test the ruling of South Hur-
on at theomin 13y --Elec-
tion,
-'=e1 c
c g y.�
tion, Three delegates will
vote from each polling sub-
division.
Hon. Robert ,Weir
MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE
and
N. L. LeSueur, K. C.
OF ,SARN'IA
President of the Western,Ontario
Conservative Association
Will be present to address the
meeting.
The annual Election of Officers
will take place at the sante meeting,
Ladies Are Specially Invited
GOD SAVE THE iKIN•G
Robt Higgins, Col. Cont'he,
Sec, Presir;ent.