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WHOLE SEIRIES, VIOL, 54, No., 32
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO,TIiURSDAY, AUGUST 11 1932
Phan e 84.
$1 A' Y'EAR.;
DINNERS, and SUPPERS
Regularly
HOT LUNCHES
at all hours
OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices. Reasonable
OiyrnpiaThi �'
Confectionery and Restaurant
Extracts
When you buy Extracts . at Hutcini-
son's you get the 15c quality for
10c, not for a week -end special but
ALL THE TIME. 8 oz. and 86
sizes at proportionate prices.
CHEESE.—June 1431, per lb 20c
CHEESE.—Tune 1932, per lb.
' )This' cheese is ;choice, paratfine'd
and wrapped in quarters, prevent-
ing mould and.evaporation.
WINCHESTER TWILIGHT PA-
I PER,—tExtra size and quality.
3 rolls - , 25c
MOLASSES (Baking) Best quality..
6c lb. in bulk
RAI1S'INS.—Neu• Australian Seedless
2 lbs. 25c
STEEL WOOL.—Coarse, medium or
'fine, 3 for 25c
SOAP -•- -Surprise, 'Comfort, Sunlight,
!Somme, or PAC. Choice at
6 for 25c
PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES.— One
of the very best and easy on
hands for
15c
MAPLE LEAF SOAP FLAKES.—
25c
2 lbs, for
CHURCH 'CARD.
North Side United Chums.—Pastor,
Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A.
:Sunday, August 1.4th.
Union .Services
10 a.m.—(Sun'd'ay Sc'iool sessions.
ill a,m.—Public Worship in North
Side United.
7 !p.m. -Public Worship in E'g-
rnondv'i'lle United.
Rev. W. F. Smith o'f MdKiflb'p will
conduct both services.
ROBBED : IN DETROIT.'
The following from the Detroit
paper refers to ,Mr. and 'Mrs. W. H.
Bullard, former residents of ISealforth:
Welham Bullard manager of an
apartment house, at. 60 'Clairmont
avenue, and his wife Gertrude, were
held up at 9 p.m. Monday by' two seen,
who sobbeld then of $173. Mr. Bul-
lard.'toldpolice the 'bandits po's'ed as
pre slpecti've tenants and asked to be
shown, vacant apartments. The men
took $415 from iM'rs, Bu'llard'a purse
and $1t18 from the office.
elOWLERS VISIT MTT.C'HES:L
At the 'mixed twilight tournament.
held in :Mitchell on the 9th, 'Seaforth.
won secon{l place with a scone of 3
wins plus 10. 'First prize 'went to
Stratford with a .score of 3 wins plus',
13. The Sealforth players were 'Mrs,'
James Devereaux, 'Mrs. E. H. (Close,
Mr. 'E.''H.Close and Mr. Rufus Win-
ter, skip. The ladies' prizes were
'luncheon sets, and the men received
kitchen clocks.
is ',guaranteed to do all that the
very best and 'finest flakes will do,
l°.,. even "those at 40c lb.
LUX TOILET SOAP.— 3 for 21c
CANADA VINEGARS ,C0. --.-XXX
White Spirit Vinegar ....40c gal.
ONIONS.—iNew Crop.—...8 lbs. 25c
EGGS.-1Bought for cash or lc per
dozen more in trade.
,CREAIVI--,Bought for Seaforth Crea-
mery at Creamery .prices:
FIRST CLASS DAIRY .BUTTER
Bought at any time.
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F. D. HUTCHISON
PHONE 166
EGMO'NDVDLLE.
:The E'ganoncdville'Church '.will have
,orae worship service \on each Sunday
during the vacation season, On Aug,
7 sand 14, at 7 p.m.; on Aug. 2+1, 28,
S,eipt.•6 at 11 am; 'The church stch,00l
wilt be as usual, at 110 .a.m.
NEW MANAGER
Mr. E. C. Bo'stvell, who has been
appoinnited' successor to the late R. M.
Jones as manager of the 'Seaforth
branch of the Dominion ,B'an'k assent, -
ed his new duties this week. Mr. Bos-
well comes to 'Seaforth from Baden,
where he' was Dominion B'an'k naaitag-
er. He is at present staying at the
Commercial, but as Coon as a resi-
dence is secured, Mrs. B'olslwe'll and
two children will move to' Seaforth.
IFO'OTB'ALL
The four teams in the play-off for
the . Stephenlsb'n Cup of the Huron
Football A'ssocia'tion .will be Walton,
Eginandville, St. 'Oo'lu'mban. and Brus-
sels. No 'schedule has !been drawn up.
A pos'tp'oned game, Winthrop at Elg-
mondville, will be played off but
Winthrop was eliminated front the
play-off group when ,defeated 34 by
Brussels on Wednesday evening last
at Winthrop.
SEAIvotR1TH FALL 'FAIR.
Prize' lists Ile- the 'Belafq'rth Fall
Fair may now be dbtained from the
Secretary, Mrs, J. A. Kerr. ,Seaforth
Fair will 'lie held on Thursday and
Friday, September 212 and 213 The us-
ual 'classes and awards are included,
as welt as several naw ones, notably' in
t'aepig section, in which the prize
money is increased and a t'hird prize,
added. The (Seaforth Boys Garden
Club, '1932, is :a new feature.
(Open to 'boys 'between the ages of
12 to 20 years` inclusive, enfrol'1ed, in
the Boys' Horne Garden ,Club s'p'onsor-
ed 'by Seaforth Agricultttilal'Society
and the Huron County B'ran'ch of the
Ontario Department of Agriculture.
Prize's will be awarded on the follow-
ing basis Section 1,-1Glarden , score
60%; section 2—Garden notes ` 20%;
section 3—Exhibit of fresh vegetables,.
20%. Prizes will be awarded tb'- the
ciu'b members securing the highest
aggregate scores in the three sections.
Prize money donated by the Seaforth
Agricultural Society. Prizes 1st $5.00,
2nd $4.00 3r13 $3.00, 4th X00 5th $1.
Special prize is a free flour day trip to
the (Royal Winter Fair awarded to
the con'tes'tant (be'twe'en .the ages Of
16 to 211 years inclusive on November,
1st, 1932, who has the highest aggre-
gate score in the Home Garden 'Con-
test. The 'winner of this special' prize
will net be awarded a cash prize.
TAKING PRECAUTION'S
Visitors in Tuckersmith who had a
couple of narrow escapes while motor-
ing'here from Manitoba, as a result of
blowouts causing their car to leave
,the road, were in town this week out-
fitting their car with a complete new
est of tires before setting out 00 the
return trip. This is a practical instance
of one of the precautions recommend-
ed by the High:ways Safety Commit-
tee.
"THE OLD HOME PLACE"
The play, "The Old 'Home (Place,"
was presented under the 'auspices of
the Ladies' Aid in North Side United
Church by Brussels Dramatic Society
to a large audience. 'The setting of the
play was the garden of Grant Farrows
(Bert Hemingway), an elderly gentle-
man; Mrs, Vesta Mason (Mrs. E.
Cardiff) and daughter Helen (Miss
Helen 1Baeker), upon ,their return
from 'California paid a visit to their
old home town. Helen visited her old
home garden avid 'Became acquainted
with Grant. Farrow, who lived over
the fence which separated the two
gardens. 'I-Ielen suddenly developed
measles and is taken care of in the
home of 'Grant Farrow by Matilda, a
black .mammy (Mrs. Stanley Wheel-
er) who is the wife of and dictator to
Hau!lcins (1L. E. Cardiff), the •ran of
all work in Grant Farrow's home. The
doctor called in to attend Helen was
Dr. Mason, divorced husband of Hel-
en's mother, who became much at-
tached to Helen, not knowing she was
his own daughter. 1'Irs. (:Mason was
engaged to marry Reginald Van Nay,
a snob (Nornran Hoover), but the
wedding did not materialize. 'Mrs,
Mason becomes reconciled with her
former husband 'much to the delight
of their daughter, Helen. A solo was
given by Miss Leota 'Cardiff in very
good vu.Ce.
The proceeds amounted to $40.
SOFTBALL
!League standing:
•Seaforth—l18 games played; 14 won,
4lost,.3)2 points.
Grand Mend -16 ,games played, 12
won, 4 lost, 26 points.
'Clinton -17 games played, 1'1 won,
6 'lost, 24 points.
,Godcrich—II7 games played, 7 won,
10 lost, 14 points.
Bayfield -13 games played,, 1 won,
12 lost, 2 points.
(Brussels -9 games Played, 9 host.
.Goderich played at Brussel., win-
ning by a score of of 17-2. Goderich,
15 hits, 17 runs, 1 error; 'Brussels, 2
hits, 2 runs, 3 errors.
Seaforth defeated Brussels on Mon-
day night in a '17-4 game.
The boys of the Seaforth° Softball
team ask for the support of the towns-
people for the remainder of their
games, as the team merits it on the
brand of ball they have been playing.
The diamond is now in first class
shape, in fact it is the 'best in the
League. Season tickets were sold
early in the year at 50c for ten games,
but expenses have been heavy.
Seaforth 'boys have won all but four
of their games, are heading the Huron
League, and bid fair to win the Cup
this year. ' The, Geo. A. Sills & Sons
Cep will be played off at end of sea-
son by the three high teams. On La-
bor day the Grand Bend Casino Cup
donated by Mrs. •Eccles'ton, will the
played for by the four high teams at
Clinton (last year's 'winners). This
cup becomes the property of the team
winning it three times.
The fans of the conlnuuiilty itre in-
vited to select an "all -Star" team from'
the six teams of the League and send
M their choice to the newspapers or
the secretary of the League, Mr, Mc-
Cauley, Provincial Savings Office:
lue coal
D. L. & W. SCRANTON ANTHRACITE
L. BOX •Phone,4
TOWN COUNICTIL
The regular meeting of Council was
held in the council chamber at 8 p.c .
on. Monday, August filth. All the mem-
bers present. Minutes of last meeting
read and confirmed.
Bolton-IH'udson. "That the report of
the finance cotn'mittee he adopted as
read.
Jas. V. Ryan, salary, $67; )no. A.
Wilson, salary, $70; Thos. Storey, sal-
ary, $60; H. Snell, salary, $60; Can,
Nat. Rys., crossing pro'tec'tion, $4.45;
C,NIR., rent, $5; S. R. Hart & Co.,
account $5:33; Geo. A. Sills "& Sons,
account, $112.65; Bell Tel Co., $2.45;
A. D. 'Sutherland, insurance, $4.120;
Geo. D. Ferguson, accouult, $3.30; W.
R. Smith, account, $2.34; jos. A. Stor-
ey, account, $6317)1; L. Landenlbough,
vv ages, $125; WM. Smith, , uages,
$3.75; Ed. Allen, $6.75; Harry Martin,
wages, 75c, Arthur Ilulley, wages, $1;
Sol. Williams, wages, $12.50; Fred
MoGavin $5; McGregor Sr 'Coleman,
account $22.00; Fred Reeves, wages,
$3:725; Wilson 'Hawkins, account, $11;.
Oheoros Bros. & James, $2150; W. E.
Kerslake, account, $10.60; Fred
Reeves, wages, 50c; WM. Stoddart,
wages, $1:25; Harry Martin, wages,
50c, Highlanders Band, $100.
IStephems-Smith=That note by
Frank Nichol foe $2713,50 be accepted
in lieu of Speir & Nichol note for
$300.
Stephens-;D'ale. — That the Mayor,
Reeve, and Councillor Crozier be a
committee to look after and oversee
the ins't'alling of septic tank and sew-
age in connection with town hall.
,Bolton-(Hudson.—That this meeting
adjourn on the call of the Mayor.
SOUTH HURON BY-ELECTION
ON OCTOBER 3rd. '
lWrits were issued on Friday for the
Dominion by-election in the constitu-
ency of South Minn, neces'si'ta'ted by
the •death of 'Thomas ::McMillan, 1IiP.
Nominations are fixed for Itdoltday,
Septetnlber .26th, ,and voting will take
place 'on M'on'day, October 3, as ,fore-
cast in last issue.
There are !three candidates in the
field—lLottis ,I1. Rader, ,Odnservmtive,
fanhrter, of Hay township, Warden of
Huron county; Williaun 'Black, Pro-
gressive, of Tuckertmi'th township,
and former Progressive member of
Parliament for :South Huron, and W.
H, 'Golding, of Sea'fonth, Liberal can-
didate.
It is .ex;pecte-cl the speaking cam-
paign will not commence in earnest
until Septernlber, although all the can-
didates are busy canv'ass'ing.O Several
minister's of Int. Hon. R. B. `Bennett's
Cabinet are exlpeeted to take pari in
the cam'pa'ign, ars also is Rt. Hon, W.
L. Mackenzie '(King,, Liberal leader.
The returning. officer, lMr, D. H
MdNaughton of Blayfield, is at Pres -
est appointing the registrars who will
compile the hats olf 'voters inthe var-
ious .plollin'g divisions; in the elee'tdra1
dis'trict.
Diamonds
Headaches ReIieved
▪ Those !b'lin'ding, splitting headach'e's
of yours are all too 'frequently the re-
sult of eyestrain. We suggest a thor-
ough examination of your eyes. If
eyestrain 'is the cause, prdperly fitted
glasses will relieve this strain, and at -
comparatively small expense, will give
you comfort.
'Rimless Glasses,6 50 up
Fancy shapes.., •
r' ,
*Single Vision . Glasses, ,with Torre
lenses, in new style pad -bridge
frame 5■00 uP
• Invisible Kryptok :Bifocals, in new
style pad -1 A ■00 up
bridge frame
• No extra charge's for our thorough
examination 'of y'our'eyes, with all the
facilities off our up-to-dlate Op'tica'l
Department,
F red. S. Savauge
JEWELER AND 'OPTIC'IAN
Seaforth.
Phone 194, • Res, 10,
M. Ross Savauge, R.0., Eyesight 'Specialist.
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led
gram closed with community singing
and the remainder of the afternoon
was spent in sewing, The 'Sep'tember
meeting is to be .held at the home of
Miss Sadie Ball, The roll call to. be
annewered by Helpful Hints on Home
)Sewing.
Death of Richard Robins.-iThe fun-
eral took place on Tuesday of the
late Richard Robins, who passed away
on Sunday at his home, 'lot 21, con-
cession 3, L.RS., Rev. Mr. Parker of
Hen'sall condu'cting the service from
his late residence. Interment Was in
the Exeter cemetery. Pallbearers were
'Janes Wright, Charles Lane, Robert
Cole, Harry 'Taylor, Wilson Ar'm-
strong, Bert 'McKay. Mr. 'Robins' was
in his 57th year and had been in poor
health for a considerable time. He
had moved to the Brucelfield district
six or seven years ago. Four daugh-
ters and one son survive Mrs. Ilarold
Taylor (Hilda) of Exeter; Mrs. 'Win.
Bell (Dorothy), of Kippen; Miss
Belle Robins of 'Toronto; Miss -:Mild-
red Robins and Mr. Alfred Robins at
home; and his wife who was formerly
Miss Florence Hilda Robins of Tticic-
ersin•ith. Among those from a distance
whoattended the funeral were Mr,
Robins' brother, Mr, James Robin's of
Oshawa; Mrs. James ,Stoddart, of
Toronto; who is a sister to Mrs. Rob-
ins; Mrs S. West and Florence and
Sid of Exeter; Mr. Bruce Tuckey of
Exeter; Mr. and _:Mrs. Andrew Bell Sr.
and daughter, Miss Etta Bell, of Kip -
Pen; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Cole, of
Chise•lhurst; Mr. and Mrs. And.
Brown and daughter of .London; Mr,
and Mrs. Wm. Cole of 'Chiselhurst.
MclClymont, w110 was married 39
years ago to her now Sei•eft husband,
was 'formerly .:Miss :Margaret D'ay,maoi,
daughter of the late Peter Dayanan,
Besides herr husband, two daughters,
Mrs. V. Terryberry of Tuckersmih,
and 'Mrs. Geoghegan of St. Cathar-
ines, and Tour sons, Melville and Ver-
non of 'Detroit, Royal of 'Ohatham and • •
Harvey " of St. .' Catharines, survive;
also three sisters, 'Mrs. Arthur
Holmes of Tilbury, :Mrs. S'•t`au't o£
New York, and. Mist 'Sarah Daynian .
of Tuckerstttith; and four brothers,
Thomas Dayman, Wm. Daymatt. of
S'askatchew'an, Joseph Darnall of 111-
chigan and Robert Dayman of Tuck-
er with. Among those from a dist-
ance who attended the funeral were.
her sister from New York; Mrs.
Hubbard from Iowa;' Mrs, Forester
of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Ilolme's of Tilbury.
TUCKERSMITH.
:Ir. and Mrs. 'Thos. 'Coleman, Mr.
and Mrs. ,Russell (Coleman and _Mrs.
Smith spent ''Sunday at Mrs, Troyer's
at Hills,green and Mrs. 'Troyer ac-
companied then} home 'to spend the
WC ek,
Mr. Clayton 'Martin of. Englebar't
spent a few days this week the guest
of Mr. and rMrs. Tebbutt.
vl:r. and Mrs. J. .Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Wever and Miss Dorothy olf
Sarniaspent last Friday at Russell
Coleman's.;
Miss Dorothy 'Coleman is spending
the week with her cousin; 'Miss Carrie
Oke.
IMF, and Mrs. Lyon of 'Detr'oit cabl-
ed on friend's this week.
'Tile farmers here are busy cutting
the spring grain.
Mrs. J. E. Ball is visiting relatives
ink Detroit.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Fletcher Townsend
and 1'Ir. and Mrs. Sant Whitmore vis-
ited relatives in St. Catharines last
week.
Tuckersmith Ladies' Club. — 'The
August meeting of the Tuckersmith.
Ladies' 'Club was held at the home of,
Mrs. Gifford' Crich.'Tlhere were eight-
een members, five visitors and twennty.
children present, The roll call was
answered by amusing sayings of chil-
dren. The ,interesting IOhildren's Day
program c'onsusted of readings by
Misses Viola Peplper,Beatrice Wal-
ters, Erntla, Garrett; Irene Garrett an'd,
Eileen Wlai tiles and a solo by (Miss
Margaret 'Cri'c'k, Piano duets " were
played by Mi'fs Sarah and Was Flor-
ence Whitmore arid by 'Mists Hazel,
Pepper ami (Miss ,Reba Fear, The pro-
KIPPEN.
Mr. Moon, our relief station agent,
spent 'Tuesday afternoon in London.
'Miss Erma W'orknan has secured
a position in Toronto,
Miss Mildred Workman has return-
ed to the village again.
Threshing is the order 'of the
day.
111r. Wen. Anderson is ,confined
to his room, We all hope for speedy
recovery.
\Miss Loretta Jarrott is visiting un-
der, the parental roof.
elr. Emerson Smith had itis ton-
sils removed this week and is d'oing
as well as can he expected.
Miss Olga Bell has 'returned h'ome
again.
Mrs. James MdClymont Passes.—
This cominim i'ty suffered' a great
shock nt Monday morning liaslt int
the p'ass'ing o'f Mrs. James , McC'ly-
nilont. Mrs. MclClyanont had been in
her usual health so her sudden death
came as a s'ho'ck to everyone. The
funeral was held on Wednesday af-
ternoon at her late home, Rev. R. R.
Conner of K'iplpen Drifted 'Church talk-
ing the service. Plo:ur sons and two
Sons in l'aw, were pallbearers. Mrs.
re.
HILLSGREEN.
Miss' Lois Alan of Toronto is visit-
ing "relatives in 'this vicinity.
Wilmer Adkin-e, second son of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Harry Adkins, was injured
the other day by one of the ,horses
while he was hrin'ging them up from
the pasture field. He was badly bruis-
ed about the face and head. Wilmer is
recovering nicely. .:Mrs. Lorne Elio
and family, who. spent several weeks
with her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.' J.
Cochrane, has returned ;to her home
in Northern: Ontario..
Dr. and Mrs. Campbell and daugh-
ters, Misses Dorothy and . Jean, and
son Keith, of Toronto, and 'Miss
Ethel '\Murdock of Hen'sall visited re•
eerily .with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 'Mousscan sell
daughter Marion 11 • Exeter "vis'itetl
with 'Mr. and Mrs. E. Broderick.
Mr. and \Mrs. A. A'clniean and sou
Douglas of Tilt onburg spent the
week end at the home of Mr. add
Mrs. J. Richlardson.
Miss 1'fary Hagan of 'London ' is
hone on her vacation for' a 'few weeks.
IMF. and Mrs, Thos. 'Coleman and
Mr. and :Mrs.. Russell,Coleman i and
Mrs. ,Smith of near Seaforth visited.
Mrs. Troyer recently. '
Mr, land Mrs. R'olit. 'M'IBride mid
daughter lE,nrma of Blake, 'sites.
Schnell o'f IAlherta, visited with `Mr.
and ._:Mrs. ,Ch'a's, Stephenson.
Mr. and 'Mrs.' Holly and children of
Tavistock and Mr. B. Jwrrott of Tor-
onto visited friends in this vicinity_
A number from this vicinity attend.
ed' the funeral olf the late 'Mlis'sGrace
Manson of Blake 'on'Frid'ay. The sym-
pathyis extended to the bereft family.,
•
CONISTAN'CE
•Gueslts at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rogerson Rogerson last Thursday were.
Mr. and Mrs. A.:Stringleam.. and Zona,
and Miss Wheatley, all of Wolodsto!ci;,
and Mr. ,'Livingston! olf 'O'l'intom stall
Mrs Widllsbn of Toronto
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