HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-09-01, Page 5THURSDAY,' SEPTEMBER 1, 1932'
THE SEAFORT51 NEWS.
PAGE FIVE.
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sTOREs
LABOR. DAY
Monday is Labor's great holiday. The •day on which the whole
nation does homage to her working men and women. Make sure your
larder is . well stocked. To provide for this holiday Superior Stores
offer you. a most attractive range of fine goods at prices that make
them. "Values Beyond Question.'
IRementlber our slogan
WE.ISELL THE BEST FOR LESS.
items' for September -1st, -2nd, 3rd, 6th and 7th.
ORANGE MARNilA21AAE. ..... 40 oz.., 22 c
'MAXI.WELIL HIOUSR ICC/EPEE
CARDINAL FANICY BLUE 'ROSE RICE
Edict. SOAP CHIPS
MIJRFEPS .:. _.. , .,..
AUSTRALIAN SULTANA RAISINS
Ps 41c
25c
13 lbs
3 lbs. 25 c
per Pkg. lOc .
2 1'b. 27c
Ivory Soap, medium No..0.2 Oakes 1'5c
'New Aiylmer Pitted (Cherries ('s'geti. .15c
Swansdown Four per pkg, 31c
Hillcrest Shortening, I's
2 'I!b. 23c
1Beelliive Brand 'Corn 1S'yrtup 2's'.. .17c; 5's.... 35c
Paarshi.ne "For ,cleaning pots and' panes" 3 tins25c
Shoe'Polish, all colors
MdCormlek's Thip Arrowroot, speoial per 1b. 25c
2 in 1!,paste per tin 12c
1Whvz Pry Fume, . , . , .. ,S az, .....35c; '116 oz..... 60c
IPrenSium !Tea, I's, with ,cusp's and saucers, ,creates vases
sugars and ,plattes +PRIBE ...,....., , .. per `lib. 54c
Superior Baling'Po'wder............13 oz, 15c; ..1t6'az. ..23c
!Fork end ,Beans 2''sgt :.., . .. .. 3 tins.21c"
'Cento "sure jellper !bottle 29c
Leealand iSwee't Pickles, ,small our family k 39c
ar 39c
IBucPini,gtea'm Pipe Tobacco, new crop .. ..,......per pkg.
1CrOwn liars, small(.... 99c per dozen; medium:... $1.14
h per ib. 13c•
{Salted Peanuts, ,fres
"Stuperio•r,Stores sell only pure spices"
(Cocoa, loose IN'o. 1'
Loose Ready Cut Macaroni'
Cow 1Brand Soda 8'bz „.,..5c;
IParowax, l's
Candied Ginger
Son Ami, cake or powdered
Brutrsveicl'c Sardtines'
per lb. 18c
2 lb. 15c
16 ,OZ• ..,. , , • 9c
2 pkgs. 2Sc
l 'ib. 19c
'14c
•' per tin 5c
Ross J.,Sproat Phone8
Mass N.Pryce
yn 1 Rhe ??
Buy Seaforth
Butter
A Service
that creates
Confidence
and a
Qependallle Reputation
The Seaforth Creamery
18
YEARS
Always
Good Quality
Please us by giving us your cream
patronage and we will try to please yy
�you by our services and htghes"
market prices for good cream.
Cream weighed, tested, graded and
paid for while you wait.
C. A. BARBER, Prop.
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING . .
—and—
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WP, Y,KER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
ST. COLUMBAN.
Mrs. John Gallagher and son James
,a'f ',Toronto vistaed ail the home of :Mir,
'chair Delaney last week.
of
'Toronto
and friends • Miss Evelyn Eagan
'•Toronto spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Wilfred Maloney,
Mr. V. 7. ILane wears a smile this
week. It's a girl. side
:St. Coilumlban and Eginondv
,playeel a tie game one. goal each on
Saturday evening at the recreation
S' forth
Mir, erect Mrs. Jahn Krauskopf of
Detroit are visiting friends here.
MANLEY,
,Mr. and Mrs. Lottis ,Ball from De -
'trait and Mr. and Mrs. C Eckert and
'Mrs. C., P. Sills and Master -^.konald,
of Seafarth, were 'visitors in our burg
last Sunday,.
Mr. +Stephen Eckert and family and
Mr. Staples from Timmins, ave at pre -
Gout spend'in'g their holidays with Mk,
and Mrs. Pete Eckert.
lH,arvesbitg operations have been
seriously 'hampered by the late rains
and with .continued warm weather
there will he considerable damage. as .Want 5l1d For Sale Ads, .3 tines, 50c
,the grain is sprouting in the stook.
WALTON.
Miss Tena McCallum left Mon'd'ay
Ear Ryland to com'men'ce her duties as
teacher.
'Rev. and Mrs. W. °J. Maines of Cor-
,uunta called on. friends in the village.
'Mr. and Mrs, Eli McLaughlin add
.Son Wilfred, of foto, and Mr. Bergum
visited their relatives, IM1r, and Mrs,
'I'o'n. Young.
Mr. sed .Mas. J. W. Morrison of
Toronto spent the week end at her
paren'ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. 'W. Hoy.
- BORN.
iJ101DIDS.--In Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, Seaforth, an Thursday, August
12,5tth, '11932, to ;Mr. and Mrs. Wait. T.
IDlodds, a daughter ('Dorothy Mae).
BAKEIt.—In Scott Memorial Hoapi-
tat on Sunday, August 2S, 19!312, to
'M'r, and Mrs. Albert Baker,. of
Seaforth,a son.
DIED.
RAfr'ITtEuN1BU,RY,-0.n Sunday, Aug-
ust 2Btlt, 193i2, at his late reside ice
iBrwedfield, William Henry, 'beloved
,husband of :Charlotte Marks- in his
84th year.
DIED'.
LAIDLAMU. — At Blyth, on Sunday,
August '29 10312,' Dungan, dearly
beloved husband of Margaret
'O.de:L Funeral was held from •his
late home, on Wednesday, August
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. Stewart Geddes has returned
home'alfiter spending several'iveeks at
Beigrave at the home of his ,uncle,
Mr: Alex. Porterfield.
1Mr• and Mrs• Wm: J. Fiitdaysoti re-
turn to Toronto this week -enc(, where
Mr. •Fenliayson will resume his duties
on the te'achi•ng staff.
On Sunday, September, '4th, an
98th birthday will be observed in Sea-
fouth by Mr, Sidney Jacobs, Ord st.,
who has Lived in Egu'tondville and
Sea•fortih sitnee he was sixteen, and his
many friends are glad to see him able
to be about town as usual
Mr. Merrill Dunlop and his mother,
Mrs. IA, 'W. Dunlop who have . been
s'pemtding the palst week in Jacksos,
'Mich„ returned home Sunday.
IMr, and Mrs. Charlie Clark of Ayti-
ancr visited his mother,Mrs. , R. L.
Clark, .over Sttn'day,
Mr. and Mrs. Jhlhn Fell of Gode'r-
ich called on friendshere on Wednes-
day.
,Mr. Percy ,Hoag left fon H'agers-
ville on Wednesday to resume his.
duties as principal.
!'Mrs. Joos. Aiken and diau'glhlter,' Mrs,.
'Gdalh'am olf W idliaarusvi•Ule, N.Y.;' are
spending a week .with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ponteous. Mrs. iAi'ken is •a sister of
Mr. Porteous;
Mrs. W. Burns of Detroit called oq'
'friend's here during the week,
'Mr. and Mts. Louis Beall and 'fam-
ily of Detroit arrived here on Satur-
day, accompanied by MTs. C. Eckert
and her graneldau,ghiter, Mils Nellie
IDeslbura, who have ' been Spend'in'g
their vacation the past month in•• De -
trait and .Chicago.
Mr. Walter Hoegy of Kalainaao'o,
Mich., is a holidlay visitor with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoegy,-
Ms-. Jim Gillespie and son ,Neil of
Toronto are spending a few -days with
ibis parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gilles-
pre.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. T. Bette and fam-
ily of .Stratford. spent Sunday at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Ed -ward Mole.
'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Oliver and
family of Winnipeg, _ Who have been
visiting for several. weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eber-
Ihatrt and the tormer's niiother, Mrs,
RVfIUiam Oliver, have left by !rotor
nor their home. Mr. Oliver is on the
staff of the Daniel MadIntyre Cotleg-
fate in 'Winnipeg.
Miss Jessie Finlayson left on Wed-
nesday for her school at B'elgrave.
Mr. and. Mrs. 'David Mole and son
M'axweil, Of Rochester, N. Y., who
for the past two weeks have been
visiting relatives at Southampton,
Kincardini'e, Dungannon and Seaforth,
retturned home on Saturday,
Mr. Norman• Pike and his father,
of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs, Ed-
ward Mole this week.
Mr. and Mrs, F. S. Rivers and
daughter Patsy of North Bay spent
the week with, the former's !mother,
'Mrs. Albert Rivers.
Miss Margaret ,Leitch and Mr. Art
IB'orelan'd of Detroit, who have been
visiting at the former's parents' at
B'aylfiel:'d, visited at the home of Mr.
David Leitch in Egniondviille.
,Mr. and nMlns, Wm. Fowler of Leam-
ington, Miss Mary Hays: and. Miss
,Agnes Fowler ,of 'Toronto were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hays for a
few clays last week. They carte to see
'Mrs. Fowler -'s sister, Mrs. Jahn •31111 -
son, who, her many friends will re-
gret to know, is still seri'ous'ly ill.
•Mr. W. R. Reid of Kirkland Lake
is spend'in'g a few days at the hone of
his mother and family on Victoria 'Set,
Mr. .Lloyd Hloggerth has returned
from a week's venation.
iTlte Misses Margaret and Bessie
Grieve have returned from a motor
trip to Tem.agami, Ndw Ontario.
'Little Ruth Anderson, dratughter. of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson, spent
three weeks"vacation at Preston and
Allwood.
1MIrs. Tiluo'ihas Whitlock of Union-
ville; the ;1l'iChngan, and her daughter and
son in-law, Mr, and Mrs. 131ake•ly, of
I,[idlam,d, Mich„ aunt and cousin of'
,the Messrs, John and George Abel,
spent a_few days here. The late Mfr.
Whitlock and Mrs Whitlock were
„
Former Seaforth residents and it was
thirty-three years ,ago since they left.
\1rs. Whitlock oras formerly from
Welton.
Mrs, John Pi vkiiey, Goderich
has returned from a three week visit,
with friends at, Lucknow., Kmcarcline.
IHolyraod, Westfield and Auburn,
'Tack and Phyllis Philavey of Ham-
ilton left Saturday for home after vis-
iting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Pin'ku'ey 1\9iss P'hy'1lig had a l'i'ttle
,friend w-ith her, Nancy 'Thompson.
who wsus also a guest at the Niamey
homte for several weeks..
fMr. William Edgar of town intends
to go to the (West next Week.
A petition was circulated by the
Business Men's Association this
week asking that the council provide
further street lighting facilities on
2Mlaitt street. ;Clue petition was taken
around by Mr. F. S, Savattge and Mr.
Charles (Ste watt,
'Miss Mildred Johnstone left this
Week for her school at'Wasdtago.
Luci 1 le Jones
geautY Specialist .. Mitchell
Invites every woman of Seaforth and vicinity to take
advantage of this Special Offer. $5.00 Permanent Wave,
including 'finger wave, for
Open evenings.
2.00.
Phone 78 for appointment
W. Jackson left on Tuesday
to resume his feaahin'g' duties in Mer-
rtc'kpill'e. :
Rev. Jp'mes Mdliroy leas rented .Mr
Adam' Hays' house an E. William St.,
lately occupied by MIr. Carrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Richards and
Mrs..Rlohords' mother, Mrs. Fred Ro-
binson and leer grand daughter; Betty
!Robinson, .of Lennox are., Detroit,
paid a short visit here Saturday, re-
turning to London 'Saturday evening
and lett for their home in Detroit on
1Satnuday,
iMr, James Sproat, who has been
seriously i'il, is progressing favorably.,
Mr. Russel Holmes has taken a po-
sition. in Go'deriah and Orville is work-
ing in Calgary.
IMr. and Mrs. 'Parker and daughter
Mary spent the week end at Mrs. C.
B. Anderson's, Roxboro. Miss Virg-
inia Anderson accompanied them
when they returned.
Mr. and (Mrs. W. IE. !Sandford at-
tended the funeral of the latter's sis-
ter, Mrs. J. H. C. Walton, at Palmer-
ston,; last week.
Mrs, T. F. Black and sari of Port
'Alt/Nicoll are visiting Mrs. James
Niaeon,
MIr. Richard Honey of St. Cath-
arines, Dr. S. W. Honey, St. Joseph,
Mich„ Dr, E. A. Honey, Kalamazoo,
Mich., and Rev. George Roney. of
Toronto, spent Sunday ,at the home
Mr, and Mrs. R. E, Bright, and on
Monday attended the funeral of the
tate William Honey at Mitchell.
Mfrs. R. E. Bright was in Mitchell
on Monday attending the funeral of
her uncle, the late 'William 'Honey. Colvttvban's goal teas a "fltulce" goal.
Ilion, Mr. Atkinson, minister of ag- Brussels has protested the \\na(talr
rioulture of British Colmbia, is ex- gate on Monday nigh'ton the ground
pecten here the latter part of this of a fall tante game nat beinrg played,
week to visit Isis father, Mr. Joseph and a shortage an their tear!.
mer in Egmondville,
IMr. Stanley R. Blair of Mount
Brydges spent the week -end with his.
friend, Mr. Gibson White,
Miss Ernestine White returned
Monday to Grace Hospital, Toronto,
after a m'ont'thts holiday with her
Mother, Mrs. M. White.
We understand Mr. W. C. Barber
has purchased the red brick residence
'bel'onging to the William Wilson Es-
tate, on Jarvis street.
Mrs. J. R. Haibkirk and Mrs. Flerlt
were in Bea ieville for several days.
Miss Mary Flett returned with them
alter spending the summer in Beams
ville.
Mir. and Mrs. Teck and son and
daughter of Saginaw, Mich., spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Golding,
Misr. Will Brine went to Windsor on
Wednesday to spend a few days.
Miss H. I. Graham is visiting with
friends in Stanley.
Many friends of Mr. John Mc
Dowell Sr., McKillop, are pleased
to know he is recovering and suf
fered' no complications from the chest
injuries he received last week when
kicked by a horse.
Miss Anna Edmunds left this week
to enter tra'ini'ng in Woodstock Gen-
eral Hospital.
(Other Dotal Ptetns-Page Two)
FOOTBALL.
Egmandville defeated St. Columban
on Wednesday night by a score of
2-.1. Don Dale scored Egm'ondville's
first and Glen Smith their second. Bt.
Atkinson, Egmondivi•lle. Mr. Atkinson
has been, in Toronto this week attend-
ing a conference of all provincial min-
isters of agriculture and Hon. Robt.
Weir of Ottawa.
Mr. \Villiam McNay spent a few
days this week at Rondeau Park,
Lake Erie, before resuming teaching
at Duert, Kent County,
(Mr. Will Pollard,, who. underwent
SOFTBALL.
The soft hall tournament at Clin-
ton on Wednesday afternoon, were as
follows:
.1st round—Clinton. 1:1 Grand Bend 12
(11 innings). •
2nd round.- iGoderich 6, Seaforth 5.
'Play off-Gode'rich defeated Grand
!Bend by 1, in the final games, thus
an operation for appendicitis in the swi'rnning the ECelestone Cup..
laospi:tal on Friday evening is making) "Jn the Goderioh-Seaforth game the
good' recovery but will be unable to scorers were Warnick, \IVestbrooke
McDonald and Matheson for the win-
ners and "McGregor, Cudmore„ Ren-
nie arid Muir' for Searfonth-
Score by.•in:ninigs:
IGadeniala
2,30 010 000 —6
Seaforth . 002 1100 .002 —5
Line-up:
'Gaderich--+Robin5oa 2b, J. Shear -
clown ss, Matheson 311), 'Stoddart lf,
Shcardown c; Phelan 2b; Warnick rf;
Westtbrooke lib; McDonald p.
Seaforth—Muir 3b; Mcauley ss; S.
Rennie 36; E. Rennie c; Wright lb;
Hart rf; Burgess Id; McGregor cf;
'Cudmore p,
resume teaching at Woodville for a
month.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Grassje of
Vancouver are,spending several
weeks to town -visiting their friends..
The Misses Cresswell returned Sat-
urday after a week's visit in Toronto,
1'fiss Jean Scott is visiting Miss
Florence Fowler at B•luevale.
Mrs. Hodigin's and son Jack and
daughter Bernice, of Toronto, are
guests of. Mrs. L. T. DeLecey.
2liss Mary Reid, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Reid, will atte'n'd Ha-
milton Normal School this year, "
'Miss Bessie Grieve left this week
for Chatham to resume_ teaching, ac-
companied to Windsor by her nephew
9Folmany, 'Grieve, who spent the sum
Aulalnsurancc
Let us_ protect you anywhere in
Canada or the United States with
an Auto Policy that will take a
load off your mind and at
NEW
Non Tariff Rates
Its worth your while to see us
before placing your insurance and
WINTHROP.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Chambers of
•Bentniller were visitors with Mrs. Sol.
Shannon on Sunday.'
Go Tuesday afternoon, September
6th tr
he Ladies' I
, dt s Aid and \� +MLS. of
Cavell 'Church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Calvin Millen.
1Mr. Hiram Blanchard' has returned
to his hosne in 'S'turgeon. Falls after
spending a feew days with his brother,.
and sister. Mr. Melvin Blanchard and
Mrs.. Samuel IPefhiick.
'Mr. and Mrs. Andy 'Coutts ofal-
ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
;Percy ,Little•
.Miss Irene Bolton is visiting with
at the new low non -tariff rates friends in 'Toronto.
you cannot afford to take chances. n !School re -opened to -day (lihttrs-
AIt claims promptly and,.satisfac- day. We welcome our new teacher,
torily paid.
'Miss laatrick.
Miss Minnie tW'heatley spent a few
clays with her cousin, 11158 Sian eh
Wheatley,of Constance. ,
'Miss 'Ferne Wheatley has been en-
gaged to teach near Hensel!. Congra-
tulations,
on'gratolations, . ;Ferre.
Phone, write or call—Night and
Day Service
Phone 152 -
A. D. Sutherland
GENERAL INSURANCE -
REAL ESTATE, CONVEY-
ANCING, ETC.
Office over Eeeiing's, Drug Store
CONSTANCE. •
.Mr. and blas. Frank Riley and Mrs.
IGeorge Riley 'spent Sunday With Mr.
Tli
iasud 1'Irs. George Cook of +G'oderich
township:
uMtiiss Jean Wakefield re'tursred home
IS:tiuday after spending a few- days in
,Clinton with friends.
Ur. and Mrs. 'Rolbert Grimoldby,
Mr. Ben., Riley .and IMrs. John ,Mann -
and datt-,h'ter spent four days in Tor-
onto last,:wee!c visiting friends,Miss
Olive Grimolldby, who has spent the
last five weeks in Toronto, returned
home with thein,
The many friends of MIr. and MDrs.
Jatnes McFarlane synupatlize with
them in their recent bereavement, ,the
death of their infant daughter. -
The Constance United Church in-
tend to hold' their anniversary oat
'Sunday, October 23rd, and the fow1
su-pper will be an the following Tues-
day, October 25th.
,Miss Marjorie Toll of -Auburn, is
Ithe guest of her cousins, Misses Ethel
and Ella Dexter.
Miss •Elvera Churchill of Toronto
and Mrs. D Churchill of Clinton vis-
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John :'.
Ferguson Thursday last.
Miss Phyllis Medd spent last week
in Exeter visiting Mrs. John Medd
and Mr. and Mfrs: George Layton
Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson ' at-
tended the Wiggins :and Ferguson
picnic held in Goderi'ch last week
The Misses Enmla Leech and,!' abel
and Hazel Jamuesbn spent a few days•
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs,', Ed.
Godkin, 26clK fllap:
Miss Helen Britton returned ' on
Sunday after spending a few,' day's
.camping With her sister, Miss MRdred.
!Britton at Peacock Point on Lake
!Erie.
(Ted Cleave and Lorne Canter; ipe'nIE.
a few days at the home of bit,• and
Mrs. RAW Ferguson-
Mr. Rosa .McGregor had his eoiisilts •
removed in Scott Memorial Hospital
on Faidlay last. -"
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M,onfi'eld,an;d
Norman, and Grace visitede,' at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Will Britton
on Tuesday o'f this week.
Mr. Lloyd Jewett of Forest is
spending a week with his 'e brother,
Mr. Wm. Jewett at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Briton •before return-
ing to his parents' home in Kincaid,
Sask.
The WA. and WINDS. met at the
home a1 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dexter
on Thursday last. The president of
the W.A. was in charge. The meeting
opened with the hymn "The Church's
One Foundation." Prayer by Mrs.
Robert Rogerson. Atter the business
was disposed of Mrs. W. Britton read
the devotional leaflet, Mrs. R. Roger" -
earl gave a special paper on "Why
Trouble is Sent to the Christians."
The meeting closed with the L'ord's
prayer in unison and tea was served.
BRUCEFIELD.
The mutual flower, show of the
1Brucefield Horticultural Society will
he held . in, the basement of the
Church, -Tuesday, September 6th, af-
ternoon and evening. We would 'be
very glad to have anyone. outside the
ISacietybring in flowers for exhibition
purposes only.
Rev., W, A. Bremner has returned
from his holidays and will conduct di-
vine service next 'Sunday morning at
a quarter to ten, evening service at i
Mrs. S. Rolbinson of Detroit and
Mrs. T. Leslie, of Part Huron were
the guests of Mr. 'and, Mrs, Bruce
Berry last week.
Miss Annie •Fo'ate, formerly of
Stanley town's'hip, "but now of Van-
'c'ouver, visited friends in tite village
and vicinity last week.
Mrs. J. Addison had the misfortune
to break a :bane in her ankle and will
be laid up for some time.
IBrucedeld lost ole of its -pioneer
residents in the death of William H.
Ra:ttcnbury, which occurred at his
late residence on Sunday; August
128th. Me. Ratten'bury was born' on
the London Road, T,uckersmith town-
ship, in 11840, and spent his whole
life in the vicinity, He is' survived by
his widow -who before her mrariage
,was 'Charlotte Mark, also of Bruce-
ifielr, and two daughters, Mrs. R. T.
Dunlopof Fene'lotr "Fangs and Mrs.
Ross Scott of Bruceifield, also a sister,
Mrs. Nevin, of Hamilton. The fun-
eral which took place from his late
residence on Tuesday was largely at-
tended, services being conducted by
/Rev. W. A. Bremner. Interment was'
made in Baird's Cemetery, the pall-
bearers ,being Messrs. :Tames Gent-
kne11, Hugh McGregor, Siohn M'.c=
'Kenzie, Robert Pearson, John Snider
and James Swan,
When you have a
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YOU WANT REMOVED,
Phone promptly to.
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