HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-09-08, Page 1,Wiorkl and pure slumber's shall wait
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coming billolw—
'Lie not dniwn wearied, 'ne'ath woe's
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HURON COUNTY'"S LEADINGNEWSPAPER
weeping wi1lo•w,
But work with a': stout heart and
resolute will 1
Work for some' hope -she it ever so
lowly—
'World for all labor is noble and holy!
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 54, No. 36.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO,THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1932
Phone 84.
DINNERS and SUPPERS'
Regularly
HOT LUNCHES
at all hours
OUR HOME (MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices Reasonable
The Olympia
Confectionery and Restaurant
Friday and Saturday
Spec-iaIs
20 lbs. Sugar for . $1.00
or 100 lbs. sugar for $5.00' 'with
the purchase :of groiceries to the
value of $1.00.
.5 lbs. WESTO'N'S SODA BISCUITS
in handsome tin 1.49
IBread'b'ox for •w
1BENSDORP COCOA.—
Regular 50c per c
for
This superior .Cocoa is from Hol-
land,
an ASC
'Crosse & BIa l we'1i!s Relish 35c
A new Dutch Oven valued at 1.50
$1.85
BOTH FOR 93c.
IC. & B. say this is a bargain if
ever there was one.
5c HAND BRUSHES, two for....5c
SPECIAL FDR TFiRESHINGS, etc.
—'Fray Bentos Corned Beef.
6 Db. cans , '°4"
Ready cooked; no
bones, no waste and A'W'AY B'E-
,IJOIW OOSIT.
EGGS.-IB'ought for cash or lc per
dozen more in trade.
1-'-CIRDAM—,Bought for Seaforth Crea-
mery at Creamery prices.
CLASS DAIRY BUTTER
Bought at any time. •
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F. D. HUTCHISON
PHONE 166
COAL
QUALITY -SERVICE
O
HNY:
E. L. BOX PP43
CONISTANIOE.
!Mrs, Mary Sltewlart of Sea'fortlh
spent a few days,with her d'aughter•,
Mrs. Roy Lawson,
IConstanc•e United Church intend
!holding the anniversary and WWI sup-
:
Iger October ..3rd and 25'th.
'Holiday visitors et the ho'm'e,o'f .Mr.
1WIm. Moore and his mother Mi's.
Moore were: Mr. Jack Moore, Mists
Mary Moore, Mr, Adell and Mr. and
Mrs. Horn, ail of 'Toronto, and Mr,
s>l r !Robert Moore of 'Stratford.
Mrs. W. Willson Sr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Will Millson of Cleveland visited'
alt the home of Mir. and Mrs. Peter
!Lindsay over the week=end.
Mr, and MTS. Lea Stephenson visit-
ed Mr, and Mrs. Justin" Sinclair,over
the '11oldd'ay.
Miss Blanche Wheatley returned to
Toronto to resume her duties as
(teacher on Monday.
'M'r, Bill Dale and sister Mrs, Bram;
ie of. Toron't'o spent a
yfew days with
(their parents, ,Mr, and Mics James
t.`
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CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Church.—Pastor,
Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A.
The Pastor expects to be in his pul-
pit newt Lord's Day.
6S4. at 10 a.tn,
l!1 5.n'—+Pulbl'ic Worship Subject,
Wary So Fearful "
7 p.m.—(Public Worship. Sulb'jedt,
"Why Go to 'Church?"
WILL HOLD FOWL SUPPER
The Women's Guild of St. Thomas'
!Church, Sealfoeth, intend holding ,a
Pawl supper on 'Tuesday, September
27th. `
HOME AND SCHO.O,L
A meeting of the •Home and S'chool
Association will be held at 4 aclo:ck,
Monday, September 12th, at the pub-
lic school '
PENNY BANK.
The Penny Bank report shows that
in the .Seaforth bracn'h, the total
amount on deposit at end of June,
!1932: $116713.26.
tComp'arative figures' of a year ago:
$117113:56.
BOWLING
The Ladies' .Bowling Club 'held the
third of a series of local 'tournaments
on Tuesday" afternoon, whish. was
much enjoyed, although the weather
was slightly showery at times. The
p.rizes 'were donated by ,Mrs. H. J.
'Gibson and won by Mrs. H. Noice,
1st, with two wins, plus 141 and Mrs.
C. Corrie, 2nd, with two wins plus
lR.
IJEAVPNG FOR ENGLAND
Mr. Arnold Turnbull' is spending a
'few days this week with his mother,
Mrs. G. T. Turnbull, and sister, Miss
Mabel Turnbull, before leaving for
England to assume his duties as sec-
retary for Great Britain' of t'he, Dm -
pedal Life Assurance Co., with offices
at London, England. He will sail on
the S.S. Duchess' of Richmond on
September 16th from Montreal
WOMEN'S IN'STITUTE.
;The Women's Institute will hold
its regular monthly meeting on, Wed-
nesday, ISepltemlber 114th at 2[30' at
the home of Miss Thelma Elgie. The
roll call will be a verse 'of poetry or
a poem. The topic will be the relation
of bhe home to the school, to be taken
by Mrs. E. tB, Goudie. A demonstra-
tion of flowers 'for table setting will
he given by Helen McKercher. Each
member is requested' to bring her
flowers. Every'bbdy welcome.
RETURN'S FROM WEST.
Mr, Thomas Staples of, town has
returned from an 'enboyable trip by
motor to Manitoba and Saskatchewan,
aceoampan,ied by his niece, Mrs. Mit-
chell, and her husband; Mr. W'il'liam
Mitchell, principal of Beantsville •Cal
legiake, and the latter's father, Mr,
Mitc'hell, Sr., also of B'eantsville ((lin-
coin county). Crops in the West will
yield well and althoughit is five years
since he last was out there, Mr.
(Staples th'i'nks conditions are much
improved this year. The panty visited
friends and relatives in the Killarney
'district in M'ani'toba, .where two :b:di-
thers and a sister live, Raberta,ait,de
''Isaiah. ;and Mrs, Wi'lli'am Dfay. At
the Patter's place they found thlat ".over,
day's threshing had yi ldedr ;300
tbu.slhels and there•.ttMertcl3 'e rt.."° tm
e a� ore
days' threshing tq•;com'pleter3
'People in Manito'b`11Yit11lhave fine farms;
(fine ' ham8s pan+d dilt sf rhe'' says,
'but bhe# [b'a'rns are nlgt.'.a}suall as
larfge thoe`''ereoted yin. Ontario,.
as he' •reps are (tin
` itis the se,14d"
,Mr. ibajtleis hews,;five etas �liioWing :.' w v
bhe poetionsx of, 1111fehrigany' hTyiidls {' 's
app; .tatid',,tjte ail d" n;1Vt e7s1t`'thro . '
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WILLIAM BLACK WITHDRAWS
Mr. W'illia,tn 9Black, ;elf Tuckersiui'th,.
h as announced his withdrawal as Pro-
greasi've candidate in the ,South Huron
(by-election. :At a •meeting of his ex-
ecuitive Friday evening IMr. Black
tendered' his •wibadx'aw'al, which was
accepted.
NEW LEGAL FIRM
The announcement is made by Mr.
R. S. Hays, Barrister, at Seaforth, of
:the formation of a new legal firm to
t ake over the practice conducted by
Hays for (the ,past forty years.
lThe new firm is Hays &' .Meir, in
?which Mr. Hays has been joined by
iMr. H.'G.`Meir of Winds'or.
Mr. !Meir is a lawyer of wide exper-
ience having been connected with the
Canadian Manufacturers' Association,
'Toronto, fora number of yeaais, sullb-
sequen.tly practising at Ge'orgetown,
Ontario, and for the past four years
a't 'Windsor. As a member of 'Messrs.
(Furlong, Furlong, Awrey, S!t.. Aub'tn
& Meir, Mr. Meir has been .City ,Slol-
dci'tor for the city of East Win'dsbr,
devoting particular attention to Cor
poration and Mtlnicipall law. At a re-
cent meeting of the City Council at
'Ease .Windsor, the following resolu-
tion was unanimously passed:
"Resolved that the City Clerk be
instructed to write a letter to Mr.
Meir expressing the .appreciation df
the Council for the very capable and
'expeditious manner in which Mr.
Meir has handled the legal bu'sines's
of the city of East Windsor `•since his
connection with 1'ies'srs. • Furlong &
Company; to express regret at his
leaving the firm and the Border 'Cities'
and to wish 'him good health and ev-
ery success in his new venture."
Mr. Meir moved from Windsor .to
Seaforth on September 1st, and is
now living in Mrs. L. T.,,DeLacey's
residence on John street.
HON, DR. MANION TO SPEAK
AT EXETER N'EXT WEEK
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The opening gun in the South Hur-
on by-election campaign will be fired
by the .Government forces on Thurs-
day, September, 1'S, at Exeter, when
Hon. Dr, R. J. Manion, minister of
railways and canals in R't. Hon, R. B.
Be.nnett's Govern'men't; will be the
speaker.
Dr. Manion will speak at a mass
meeting in Exeter at 8 p.m. in the
interests of Louis H. Rader, Conserv-
ative candidate, warden of Huron
county, well known fanner and mem-
ber of the 'Ontario agricul'tu'ral coun•-
ail. As this is the first big meeting of
the by-election campaign, keen and
widespread in'teres't has been mani-
fest, and arrangements are being;
made to 'handle a record crowd which
is expected to hear' Dr. Manion's im-
portant message.
(The minister of railways was .press
liaison officer at the Imperial Eco-
namic Conference recentlyconcluded
at Ottawa, and was closely in touch
with all aspects of that, momentons
gathering. He will deal with the ag-
[cements concluded there. whereby
the farmers of S'owth Huron and the
rest of Canada will ` find wider mar-
kets for their products and will reap
'm'any material benefits. This will be
the first time that a cabinet minister
has entered the riding during' the
present campaign, and the .first time
the people will have had an opportun-
ity, of hearing first hand what hap-
pened at the Ottawa conference.
Mr, Racier also will outline 'h'is at-,
titude to the questions of the ' day,
Everylbody is welcdme and the ladies
are especially invited to attend. ancl.
hear the discussion of prolblemsl o!f
vital interest to then,
+fi
Dancing
Take pride, in the accoin-
pl:shlnteints Oa your children,
Have, them 1patrghlt [d'an'cing
by'11`thoilohglhhy don, pe'tent
,•'.ri1S'bructo}'11 with/ 'sixr.. years'
exp erienc'e.
z ft:•b 8" i;x
IDancnng,gives health, ,grace,
t '`prossdi olid an open' tiod'r to
F!tlhg best oyf society, ,.t
• (Classes will be ang'ani-zed et'
"1/0 g+a esx, rfitafilk..'Satt, Sept.
'loth C,9,�:ne' ea,rlybani . take
+Taidlv3•titaig o't 11 Qciai 5prices
in first students.
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M. FPNNLGAIN
Ex p'u!plil •05 Lleondiolp,
Miir7i!S'te:nilbeng and
4hot,• orregt, Toronto,
r.!taM1.A.:V"
a,y Sat.10 a,m.
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JOHNSON-BOYES.
On Saturday, September 3rd a quiet
but pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr. ,and Mrs, Edward Boycs,
IBrucefield, when their eldest daugh-
ter Eva Jane, (became .tire. •bride of
IMr. Wilbert L. Johnson, youngest Son
of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Johnson,
IGoderich,at high noon, Mrs. Prank
Flo!wier, sister of the bride, played the
'wedding music and to the strains of
ILo'hengrin's Bridal Chorus the bridle
and groom took their places 'before a
(bank of 'ghadilolus and ferns. The
[bride who . was given in marriage by
•+her father looked charming in her
gown of salmon color georgette' and
.carried a 'bouquet of roses, snap-
dragons and baby's breath. White
horse and white kid slippers com-
pleted her costume. Mrs. Wilmer
Reid, sister olf the bride, was brides-
maid and was gowned in figured
blue georgette and carried a bouquet
of sna'pdra:gons, baby's bre'atlh and
dein, Mr. Bert Bolyes, .brother olf the
bride, was best ratan. Rev. W. A.
(Bremner of Bruceleld United Church
'performed taw marriage armory,
'During the signing of the register,,
Mr. Frank Fowler gave a pleasing
'violin solo Until ' After hosts of
congratulations the bride led the way
Ito the dining room where "d'ecoreti-ons
were carried out in pink and, White,
where a..wedddng dinner was served.
The bridegro'om's gift to the bride
'was a cabinet o!f.silver, to the bride's=
maid silver salt and $eppers, to the
best man a tie pin, to the pianist a
white gold brooch, and to the so'lois't
a walnut snn'oldint!g stand.
The waiters for the wedding were
Miss Jean Murdoch, Miss 'Donna
(Welsh, Miss Myrtle Armstrong and
Miss Norma W'els'h. Immmediately af-
ter the wedding dinner Mr. and MTs.
Johnson left on' a motor trip. The
bride chose for her travelling costume
a smart dress of nigger brown silk_
crepe with white trimmings, and coat
of bllack with sand fur trimmings,
close fitting hat and brown hose and
brown kid slippers, and She carried a
brown hand hag.:
On their return Mr. and Mrs. John
son will reside in Goderich.
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CAT'HOLI'C WOMEN'S LEAGUE.
$ very successful meeting of the
IC.IWJL. was held recently in -the par-
ish hall with the president, Mrs. Jas.
(Devereaux, 'pres'id'ing. This being the
first sneering sifter vacation .matters
were discussed for future activities.
It. was decided`, to hold a chicken sup-
per on October 5th and a bazaar in
'November.'
lOn September •6th the League hon-
ored the oldest member of the Soci-
ety, Mrs. William Fortune, . an the
occasion of her ninetieth birthday by
presenting her with a basket o,f fruit.
Mrs. James Devereaux and Mrs!
James Cleary were appointed 'dele-
gates to the Diocesan Convention in
!London, Oct. 118th to 20th.
SIR GIfLB'ERT PARKER WAS
SEAIFORTH OLD BOY.
Was A Resident of ,Seaforth For
Five Years.
Sir Gilbert Parker, who ;died in
(England an Tuesday, September '6,
was a Seaforth old ',bay. Sir Gitiiest
died in his 70th year after a heart
attack, He had gained fame in the
fields of literature and statesmanship,
and was the'autho-r of sdch best sell-
ers as "The Seats Of the Mighty" and
"The Liaise: •That Had No Turing."
He had been working steadily in his
'Lo'ndo'n •fllat in Whitehall 'Court t iiitil
!Sunday, 'when it was necessary for
nurses to attend him. Born in Cam-
den East, Ontario,' Nov. 23, 1'360, he
'attended the Ottawa Normal School,
and obtained :a second-class teacher's
certificate at the age of 1i7. After an
interval of teaching he attended Trin-
ity College for -two years;'and then
taught at the Ontarip_I1is4i'tulte,for ;the
de'alf and' 'drinib; at 'Belleville. L'a'ter' he
was ordained a deacon in ,K•in,gs'ton,
I'n! `1'885
,Young Parker left Canada :for
a tour' of Australia, on the•comp] etron
of 'Which `he 'became assodate ed'iitor.
of fhe,Sydney He0aid, In ,this positiron
he' was able to travel extensively ,'iii
Australia; and throtig+h the Slou;th Sea
Islands; ' With the ambition to take:
nip authorship seriotis,ly Parker left,
Australia iii l099 aipd-. se)+tled in Enlg-;
laind, which 'he ;made• his home ever_
since. Tiheyear 11895, was the brigli;tT'
tilt' and in'osit important of his, entire,
life. In it he pu'blis'hed hys first .novel
and, 'by general consenit, his. best; and
in; the same year he Married • .Miss
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Community Sale
Days
Friday and Saturday
Will Be MoneyMaking Days
for You at This Store
0
Every arcticle of merchandise will be specially reduced
in price for these two days. It to be a
FESTIVAL OF BARGAINS AT
SAVAUG E'S
Gift Shop
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, CHINA
Phone 194. Res. 10,
Arty Van Tine, a wealthy woman
from New York. From that point un-
til the end, there was a -continual. flow
of fiction from has desk, varied in
style, amazingly• varidd geographical-
ly and•including a wide range of
moods and themes.
The following is the letter, reprint;
ed from the files' of The News wliich
was written in 1924 at the time 431 the
re -union:
- 24 Portman Square; W.I. .
r London, Englai#d; TUCKERSMITH..
'@th Judy, '1924x. . Mr. and: Mrs. Ray Carito;ch'ap of
My Dear Mr. Mayor, lDetroit and Mr. ,and Mrs, Jack' Gor-
I have received .twice fro.rn Sea nth dots of !M�.illop agent Sunday with
the pndgrainnne of the, Stea'forth 01d OsIr. and,Mrs. Cecil O'ke.
Boys' Reunion •and this ,year ii' i to , IMr. and, Mrs. Russell !Coleman and
take ,place in ,thie .first week of Au ,ust. tMiss Dorothy and .Hazel spent ' Sun-
I am an'•old Seaforth boy,' for I ivied day with frien'd's in London.
there five years, -I think, 'a -bout 'the Miss ;Ruth Carn'ochair'Spe'nit'several
time it was madeinto a village anddays with her aunt in Toronto. -
had a reeve. My, memory is a good Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coleman spent
one .end I' recall the' school -hose 'Sunday With friends in Hensall.
and R'oliect Moody, who, was st tioir '
'master and closely related' to an of . t HULLE,TT.
the Strickland sisters, who wroth - .1APr tty fall S�edd'iug ;was sioletvt,
Roughing It iii'khe B'us'h:" I rcall ]zed at the home of Mr. and .Mrs.
the Chu•rc-h of 'England where Rtesf Frank Wood, Huilett, on •Thntrsdiay,
P.: Ii, 5'tatrr. was rector aitd the front 6'epaeiivber ls,t at eleven o'glock•:when
street and the salt works, . and 1 the their on'l'y daughter '14'ary Louisa,
fact that. very ,many of the citizens was `'u'n'ited in marriage:' to William
were of S,cotcfi descent, wird tha
1 Edmund 1lanting, younger, stmt of
wore a Scotch cap, got, I thiniki at JM.; '1t n,r. arid- a
'Bonthron's store. 'That was all in ithe JosephrsMarganeaiutiii'gNlan, Htiiletvtgt, Theblue brlidete
late sixties—a very lodg time .a o enterers the living roonnr on the arm
god, somehow the place remains ! in of her'father, to the strains of Lohen-
any mind` with Many happy feeli cgs, grin's wedding - march, played by
II scarce knotty wiry. Th.o'se were {rise' Mrs. Eiew•in Wood, rioter-i,n-law of
days *hen 'they used to burn wood the. bride,, and took her place beneath
in the locomotives an the railway an arch if pink and white streamers
line, and when. I sang in the choir i1 and wedding bells, banked with ferns.
Here 1 ant -iii my father's IThe bride wore a wedding gown of
old home in London and .here I have lnwhite georgette with customary veil
,beep since the late eighties. But I1 and orange blossoms and carried
love' Canada, and I send my kreetin'gs 1'briarc'liff 'roses. • anti ` baby's Breath.
to Seaforth. May, it "live long and lite groo!nt',s niece, Miss Pilugbiss
prosper" •'as Rip Van Winkle used to ['M'anning, dressed in pale blue taffeta,
friends in Goderich.
Miss Cook has resuined her duty in
our school. "
IRev. and Mrs. Deihl of Tliamesville
visited with friends and acquaintances
in this `.v.iciiii'tyitIa¢t rvesk:
Miss Sheardawn of Goderich is the
guest of Miss ,Frances Mossop.
Mr, G. H. Beatty is"busy siding his
`house.
Mrs.: M'cAsh af London visited n;'ith.
ter son last week,
say. , .. With kindest regards
to all Seaforth Old Bogs„ 1, remain,
CILIBERT,. PARKER,
luti Hon Sir Gilbert Parker Bt.
D•C.iL., LL.D., Litt, D.
VARNA.
vliss . jean ,Mossop has 'returned
biome after spending a :couple ! of
months •in Windsor-.
:Misses Gladys and Ernhl B:t
Y ea ty'of
IIJonsdon spent the, holiday at their
home here.
Nor. Biolb W4ods'returned to his
home ,in Listowel after spending some
time with Mr. F. Weekes.
Rtu;al. Dean Paull: is holidaying,
Consequently' there : will be no service
was flower girl and carried' the ring
in- a pretty bas'ket of sweet peas:and
baby's breath.anid strewed rose petals
in the path ef'i'the bride,. The groonn's
5151 to the bride was a rope of
pearl's,, to the ,flower, girl, a manicure
sob "aird-(t:8 the pianist'', a fern stand,
'The ceremony was performed by
R'eV. J. W. Johnson ,of C•reditom , for-
merly of I,br,tleslboro,r Atter "
t le cere-
mony the gueslts numbering about 30
sat ,dow'lu to .tl e ::�t*adding dinner,
served by four' gir�"� friends'' of the
bride. The bridle travelled' in a navy,'•;
!blue georgette, dress and'. navy c'o'at
and "Mack felt hat with accessories
to` match, arch. The bridal couple left amid
tsho'wers or confetti for Niagara Falls.
in St Inn's Chnirch. for two: weeks, and St. Llalwrence river. On their re
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St 11ur they
Miss Frances, Masson is aisitin 'epill fr�snde du ;the�i o'oni's
�}t'ar i'; Gli�t'>at cbtn'. `Hittile�t ``
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