HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-08-04, Page 5—THURSDAY; AUGUST 4, 1932:
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Green Giant Peas, 2's Tall 'pier tin 19c
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each 29c
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each 25c
2 lbs. 23c
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16 oz. 19c; 40 oz..,39c
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ELIMVILLE
'Mr. and 'Mrs. 'David tBrad,slh'a'w of
Toronto viisited the.'fio'rmer's throttler,
Mr, Wm. !Bradshaw over the week
..end.
!Miss DorothyJ'dlins is vis'itin'g her
.aunt, Mrs, :!John Cann, North 'Thanes
Road, this week.
1M r. and Mrs. 1Frat`nk'Whitloeik and
family of 'H'amilton visited relati.ves
in this com-munity over the week end.
'M•r: and IMrs, Win. Routdy visited
• relatives in Toronto last 'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.Harry Munch of •Lion
",dirt: spent a .few day's last week at the
Mame Of Mr! Philip IMur'ch,
• Mrs. J. iC'ornnish visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. !Clifford Talbot Of Goderich
aver the .week Ehd.
!Father '(Ito a boy of 6, just hthne
from school): 'tW'halt 'lesson did you,
learn this morning?"
'Boy "Oh, grammar!"
Father: "What Sort of grammar?"
IBIoy: "We'll, tad, cats and dogs are
common hounds, but you and_I are
prosper 'how dls."
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frame camlplete, only $112.00.' Yellow
gold-filled with Hat spherical lenses,
only $4.00. These prices include' a
thorough exannnation Piy ,our well
'known specialist, Mr. Hughs'on. Over
20 years coming to Seaforth. Yott are
assured of the best' optical worst to be
obtained. Tuesday.. and Wednesday,
August 9, 10. Close 12 noon Wednes
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TOWN TOPICS
Rev, .and Mrs,: Oharles Malcolm
arid' Miss ,Betty,, Malcolm are boil:
thymi at their cottage; at Bruce
u
I_'1d.isses Mildred' Johnstone and Jea
Cluff returned Saturday after holi
Baying for a month: at Port Dover.
'Mrs. Lloyd and Miss Annie And
R.IN., of New York, were her
last week visiting their aunt, 'Mrs
Wim. Hlalbkii'k, and assisted in mov
ing her'.househorld effeots to New
Hamburg,
Tile ,Brussels Post says:` "The play
"The Old Home Place," was' present-
ed before a Large audience. The caste
was good and each character took
their parts well." .This play will be
presenited. in Northside United .Ohunc
ort Fri'dlay evening, August '5th at: 8
olclock,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McKenzie of
Orildia spent several days over the
week end visiting the foraner's moth-
er, ',Mrs. McKenzie, and brother, Mr,
J!o!hn McKenzie. -
Dr. 'J, 'T: Elliott, Rhinelander, 'Wis-
co:n'siani, was the guest ,of Mr. John
Beattie .aver the week -end.
IMr. and 'Mrs. Douglas 'Beattie and
little daughter.Marjorie A,nn, of To
ronto, were visitors with 'his parents,
Mr. and. Mrs. John !Beattie, over the
holiday.
Reit'. and (-Mrs. R. A. Miller of 'Tup-
perv'iile, were,guests 'o'f fhe ]Tatter's sis-
ter, Mrs, R. S. Evans,
Mrs. David Wilson olE 'Toronto and
Mr.,_ and Mrs. E. M. 'Little of •Iroquois
F4aall's are visiting the hatter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. TJ, A. Wilson.
Ilbir. -and Mrs. J. A. Wilson and
guests were visitors over civic holiday
at Ayr.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Melvin Keys and
d'augther Mildred of 'Oakdale, Pa., ar-
rived an 'Wednesday to 'spend a few
days with the fotimer's mother, Mrs.
W. L. Keys, en route to Bright's
Grove, near Sarnia.
Mrs. Willard )Elliott and :family re-
turned this week from Drayton where
they .have'b'een visiting her aunt, Mrs.
E. C. Andrews.
.Mr. and Mrs. McLean .of Acton are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Park.
'Mrs, H. Scott and sons D'on'ald and
Harry and Mn. !W, ,R. Smith are --Agit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith ,in Port
Colborne.
Mrs. Sloan of Toronto and daught-
er in -:law, Mr. and •Mrs. ,Stoats and
their young son, of Toronto, were
guests of Mr, and Mrs. R. F. 'Jones,
over the week -end.
Miss Gladys '1(tc'Phee is visiting
with friend's in Kingston and Ottawa.
:Misses ,Atte and 'Janet Goveutook
and Mary Reid are visiting this week
at Varna with Mr, and Mrs, John
M'dAsh.
'Mrs. Frank •Freeman of ILucknow is
visiting Misses Carrie and Libbie
Freeman,
Mr. ,Paul Freeman of Toronto is
rieiting Mr. Wim. Freeman and th-e
Misses 'Carrie and Lilbbie Freeman.
Misses Mary Gillespie, 'Grace Free
and Dorothy Golding went to Bayfield
an Tuesday and will camp north of
he village for a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Sian, Haesia 'went to
Brantford on Tuesday :(here they are
spending several days with their nous -
ns, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patterson.
Mises Mary Eck of Toronto i5 •visit -
ng Miss 'Mfar'jorie Bickel!.
:MciKGillop Council held their regular
neetin in theCarnegie Library
g Ca gte an,
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs'. Brigham of Owen
Sound- were Mn town on Wednesday.
Waith Mrs. ' Brigham's father, 'Mr. W.
H. •Trehhewey,.also of (Owen Sound,
hey' have been in Stratford for the
entenary celebration.
Mr. and .Mrs, Michael Buckley of
Chicago spent the week -end with their
uncle, Mr. C. '1E'ckart.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bates of Goderich
nd the two Miss Didksons df 1Saska
o'ou were, .visiting relatives in town on
Monday.
'Prof. J. J. Keys, Mrs, Keys and .dau-
ghter Dorothy of Nashville, Tenn.,
were visiting friends oil ,Friday, They
have been at their cottage at !Baylfield
and are leaving. for 'home on Tuesday.
%Mr. and: Mrs. Jos. Eckart and .family
spent Sunday with 'heir parents, Mr,
and Mrs. C. Eckart.
r .'
M s. C. P. Sills S 1 5 and Master Ronald
are spending a week in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stark of Wel-
land dare visiting the former's m'othe'r,
Mrs. A. E. Stark,
Mr, and Mrs, TRdbert 'MIc'Ilr'oy
Ottiwa are visiting at the home of his
brother, Mr. Johnston 'MoIleoy- and
Mrs. Mdtlroy, tiilis week.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, Slhaw of Ha-
milton and Mr, James A. VMdLaugh
lin of Guelph visited Mr. J. IM. !Robert-
son and Miss Robertson on civic h,oli-
.day. ` Mr. MdLatrghlin remained for
c
a
the week, 1
Mr. and Mrs, 'George Kling of Day-
ton, Ohio, are visiting with friend's in
town. It is over 32 years, since Mr.'
Kling left Seaforth.
The Misses Ferguson and Russell
Ferguson returned home from 'Port
Albert ou Saturday after' a month's
hotidlay there. 'Mrs. A. C. Dame's df
Brussels' who re!tn'rned with them
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Presented by the Brussels Dramatic
Society in '
NORTH SIDE UNITED CHURCH
Under the aus.piee's of the Ladies'
Aid.
Friday, Aug. 5th
Admission 25c and 15c.
spent several days in town.
Miss Doris Wake of !Toronto and
Miss Dorothy Wake of London who
have been spending their holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hart, 'ha've
returned home.
'Mrs. IH. W. Hart and, son Ken'netlt
have returned after visiting with
friends in Blyth,
Mr. J. B. Kling of Dayton, Ohio,
who was at Elmira last week !attend-
ing the funeral of his brother, the late
C. Kling, is visiting Mere this week
the guest of .Miss Mary Kling and Mr.
Frank Kling.
.Mr. and 'Mrs.'R. Stonehouse and son,
Donald of 'G!oderich Jisited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tyerman
last week.
Miss Mina Melville of Lotrdes'b.ono
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mr. Doti Kerslake, Miss Dorothy
Kerslake and Mr. Howard .Purdte of
Toronto spent the week -end with Mn,
and 'Mrs. W. E. Kerslake.
Mrs. Reg. Kerslake is spending a
few holidays at Point Clark.
?'Irs. J. Ta't'nblyn of ,Londesboro was
the guest of her niece, 'Mrs. Tyerman,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyerman spent Sun-
day with relatives in. Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs, F. D. Hutdhison and
Miss Dorothy Hutchison spent the
holidays, in Mitchell and Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. James Russell, Mrs.
M. Wilson, s Ronald,Russell T
of Oshawa, were s and Saneek-end' visitors at
the home of Mrs. Robert Edgar.
Among the Sea'iorthdtes taking part
in th'e Stratford reunion were !Mrs. R.
E. Bright and Miss Margaret Wilson
who sang in the choir of 'Central Un-
ited Church on Sunday.
Mrs. W. .W. C'o'ivan was a visitor to
Stratford during the reunion, being a
fortner resident of that city,
Rev. Gl'ifford Milder, Mrs. Milder and
daughter Gay, .of Avonlee, ;Sask., were
guestson Wednesday Of Mrs. Elliott,
Sr, W. 'William str. Rev. Mr, 'Miller
exchanged .pulpits with the nn•inister at
Cayuga for a month. He is a brother-
in-law af, Mr. (Oliver Elliott of Van-
couver. Also Mr, and Mrs. W'm, Mill-
er and two children of Eni'bro, Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Evans and the latter's
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Office over Keating's Drug Store
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane of
Brussels, were guests on Friday with
Mrs. Elliott Sr.
!Among (those attending the funeral
of the late Edward Latimer on ,Wed-
nesday were Mr. and Mrs. ,Baker, Mrs.
Mu'lett and son Cliff and daughter,
Mrs. Christopher Sparling of Toron-
to; Mr, and Mrs. John M'dIntosh and
son, Mr. Gerald M•c'Intosh and Mrs.
MdLntoslh .of Detroit; Mr.. Ed. Latim-
er and son Knox and daughter, of Or-
illfia.
Mrs. John Sproat went to Detroit
on Thursday.
Misses jean Gemmell and Winnie
Kruse were in Stratford the early part
of this week, attending the 'centenary.
M.r. N. E. Norris of Toronto spent
the week -end with Mrs. Norris and
daughter, who are spending the sum-
mer With her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
Ben, Rising. ".
'Miss Malbei' Weiberg, Preston, was
a visitor this week with her cousin,
Miss Winnie Kruse.
LONDESBORO., •
IMr. and Mrs. Will Wasy'tmou'th and
family of Windsor spent a few days
with friend's here this week.
'Miss Gertrude Roberton of Toronto
spent the holiday with her mother
here.
'Miss Ida Lyon has taken a position
in Mr. J. W. Armstrong's store,
!S'om'e of our sports took in the
horse races at Goderich on Monday.
.Mrs. Tantlb*yn returned to her home
after spendin:g a pleasant visit with
her niece, Mrs. Tyerman of Seaforth,
Little Miss Leona Stevens of Sea -
forth is visiting with her grandpar-
ents here, Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Nott.
•Mir. and Mrs, T. Aitcheson of ,Wind-
sor spent Sunday and Monday the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Riddell,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman .Harvey and
family of Hamilton are visiting at Mr.
Harvey's hone here.
Mr. Jim Armstrong of Toronto is
on his vacation and ' spent Monday
with his brother here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J'oh'nstott
sp'e'nt the week end- with the former's
parents here,
1Mt.'and Mrs. Kunkle and family,
who spent nt a couple
o
wee.s hire
e
with Mr. and Mrs. 'T. Crawford, re-
turned to their home in Niagara Falls
last Sunday,
'Mr. and Mrs. George and family
from Saskatchewan, who have been
visiting friends 'here, have gone to
London to spend a flew days at the
home df Mr. Ge'onge's people and
will return on Wednesday of this
week and Friday night the fancily,
who are quite musical, will pat on a
splendid concent in Community hall.
'M.r. Defoe and Miss Grainger of
Toronto holidayed with Mr. and Mrs,
.Pickett and Mr,' and Mrs. Geo. Coiw-
an.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin of Varna were
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Austin
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou G'o!vier spent
Sundlay with Mr. anti Mrs. Archie
Webster.
Mr. Brace Riley returned home on
Monday after spending a week with
hie cousin, Mr. Stewart Freeman,
IA large crowd attended service at
Ball's Cemetery on Sunday evening.
'Rev. Mr, Forster will preach here
on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs.
Gardner will take the'ir holidays now.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard all return-
ed from their hotteyitnooai trip on
S'undhy last.
The Institute picnic will be held in
Jpwe'tt's. Grove on T'htirsday this
week..Co'tne aux! ,bring your baskets. ,
W. M. S., NORTH'SIDE
UNITED CHURCH.
The follolwing is a copy of the reso-
lution referring to the economic con-
ferenlce, reparation conference, imper-
ial :conference, motion pictures and
temperance, passed by the 'Women's
Mis's'ionary 'Society of the London
conference 'branch, United jOhurch df
Canada, 'and 'forwar!ded as a memorial
to the do'n,inion ,board: Resolution 1
In view of the "setlious crisis through
which the (world is passings Which :is
'throwing, out an. unprecedented chal-
lenge to the ,Church '01 Chris''t an its
great nriss'ipnary enterprise, the 'mall -
of ;the kingdom Of Glad
throughout the world, the only ,hope
for our civiliniation, :We, the executive
of the London conference ; branch,
would lay upon the hearts o'f all our
women 'for 'earnest 'prayer fhe fotlow-
issues:•
d. The reparation conference td 'be
held in Lausanne wit June 116th, that
the nations in 'conference, convinced
of the :futility, Ibarb'arity ;and 'stupid
Wastefulness of war, may be led to
reprove the threat of universal bank-
ruptcy by abce'ding to the can'cellati'on
of reparation's and :war 'debts and that
they proceed ,forthwith to redeem the
peace ple'dgles df the armistice coven-
ant by agreeing to a drastic reduction
in armaments, thus relieving the 'ten-
sion of international sitspiclion and
fear and also ensuring the cut it. na-
tional :budgets to be made in the right
pllace. 2. The imperial conference to
be 'hel'd in Ottawa in July:, a. 1T'hat
we mem'orialige our 'ddminion ,board
to respectfully request the ,premier of
Canada ,to issue a national 'call 'to
prayer that as our empire 'faces The
task of setting her own house in or-
der she may Ibe tied to such conclus-
ions as will prdve to be a blessing not
only to the empire but to the entire
world. Ib. ''Where'as our ever increas-
ing public debt is the great contribut-
ing factor to over -productions, ,whidh
like a 'double-edged sword strikes the
workers through unemployment, ,bite
business iron and the farmer through
overhead costs, So 'cutting its savage
way through 'every social class, and -
whereas •the remedy n.dw being used
adds to the indebtedness and increase
o'f taxation, 'forcing the export of
goods and commodities to the ends of
the earth 'while women and c'hil'dren
suffer at home, and whereas, our pub-
lic housekeeping is completely ruin-
ing our private housekeeping and crip-
pling our missionary efforts, we re-
quest our domin'ion 'board to respect-
fully urge our ,Canadian government,
through its representatives at the eco-
nom'i'c conference, to .give favorable
cons'idenation to the proposal now 'be-
ing advanced by .different authorities,
viz., the nationalization of public cre-
dit and that the adjustment Of presen't
indeb'tednes's be made in order bo
avoid .bankru'p'tcy and chaos. 3. 1W'hte
yeas the great adtiancesmade in ,the
plhysical sciences have ended in dis-
aster, because there has been no cor-
responding advance in
the social sci-
ences and 'whereas the efficiency en-
gineers have -made possible the largest
production of goods the world has
ever seen ,with at continually decreas-
ing labor force, "so that -we sit and
starve in ,the lap of plenty," we make
an appeal for efficiency experts in so-
cial engineering, •who 'w^iil give the
same intensive study to methods of
distribution as have (been given to the
methods of production, so co -relating
pro'ducti've capacity to consumption's
needs; :and whereas the policy of drift
must be replaced by a •po'li'cy of defin-
ite social control, we support the
alterative proposed by Dr. W. -'C. •Gor-
don, namely, "A :socialized co-opera-
tive adtmiuistration of industry, ex-
chlange and 'finance, thus avoiding the
edils which seem to be Inevitable in
any system." Resolution _:,Re tem-
perance. 'Resolved that the 'London
conference branch request the domin-
ion board press 'for the amendment of
the Canada drugs act with a view to
having alcohol ,placed upon the list
of •narcotic drugs. the only step con-
sistent with the findings of science.
In view of the fact 'that our children
are not receiving sufficient education
in hygiene and temperance, although
a text 'book is authorized by the ,gov-
ernment to The taught in our pu'b'lic
sc'hools: 'be !it resolved that we, the'
members of the Women's ' Missionary
Society of the 'United !Church of Can-
ada,',London conference branch, in..
convention assembled petn ifioour
provincial 'governments to..unake exam-
inatibtts in' this sutliect compulsory.-
Resolution 3 Re%iMh riti.g' Pictures.
That whereas /: re lfeh1' that the moving
picture is a great edutcative power in
the hues of oursun people, anal,
Y 'g
Whereas .we feel 'that at present it is •a
force that is weakening and tearing'
dowit the' influence of the home and
the 'church, we ask our dominion
board to demand that the ',board of
censors exercise greater care in selec-•
tion o'f Ifil:nns, Ihatin•g in; mind the mor-
al characters of the actors 'and ac-
tresses. --Press Secretary.
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