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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-09-15, Page 5THURSDAY, S'EPT'EMBER 15.1932 THE. SEAFORTH NEWS. PAQEFIVE • It is Sound Economy to shop regularly at Superior Stores. A Trial Order will prove the truth of our slogan We sell the Best r,� e t fo Less Itemms for September 15, 16, 17, 19, 20; 21, P. & G, WHITE 'NIAP 11HIA .SO'AIP (SINGAPORE SILICED .PINEAPPLE POST (BRAN FLAKES 'INGERSO.LL CREAM OR PTMENT'O. CHEESE 2 pkgs, , iSUPERIOR 'STORES' TEA, lead pkgs. .40 'bars 3 C 'per' bin 12c 2 Pkgs•. 23c . (LILY CHICKEN .:HADIDIIE •j. (Bahr! "unequalled for.cleaning .porcelain" per tin 14c Oval'tine,, , smnall 39c; meldiium ...69c; l'a'rge, , , .1,.09 AOhase & Senlborne's. ,Seel Brand !Coffee' %'s., .25c; 1's....47c 'Gillett's :Magic (Baking (Powder '8 oz. .....23c; '116 oz.....36c Interlake 'Toilet Paper 3 roillls 25c Shirriff's IT'rue (Extracts per 'battle 23c Royal York ilea /'s 23c; Q's ' 45c Peanut ;Buhler crown jars 23c Whiz ,Fly !Fume 18 oz. 35cp 1116 oz. 60c (Hawes !Roar Wax t1's 43c Hawes' Lemon. Oil Targe :bottle 23c Silent (Matches '3 boxes' 25c ;Crown Jars, small 99c; mediums .... r1.09 Fresh IWesltern (Rolled Oats 5 lbs. 19c IMuffets per pkg. 10c' Marshall's Kippered IHierring, or in Tomato( l's' 23c. L)tdLaren's !Pudd'in'gs, I"Dalplo'c'a, IOh'o, olate,'Cocoan:ut 2 pkgs. 25c iCrosse & ,Blhyckwell Malt Vinegar 26' oz, per !b'o'ttle 27c Heinz (Pork :& !Beans, nnedium size 2 ''tins 25c B'aker's .Premium 'Ch'ocol'ate..... , ..,.. : IWS....1115c; /'s....25c RVin a cash prize, buy'54 lb. tin Fry's Cocoa %'s @ 23c—ask ylotir grocer, or see advertisement in 'to -day's paper. Fly •Swaabters, wire Fly Swatters, rubber 'Fly Coils, to hang up IGrape-!Nuts Flakes , ,: 25c 11's 39c Per "14c .each 10c each 15c 4 for 10c '2pkgs. 23c Jelly Means per ib. 19c Bushels of 'Peaches will arrive 'Monday. --Leave' your orders. Prices and duality right as usual. Ross J. Sproat Phone 8 '1iss N.Pryce Phone 77 .Buy Seaforth Butter a 18 YEARS A Service that creates • Confidence and a Dependable Reputation • Always Good Quality Please ns by giving us your cream patronage and we will try to please you by our services and highesa. market prices for good cream: Cream weighed, tested, graded and paid for while you wait: The, Seaforth Creamery C. A. BARBER, Prop. 1 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICFa. UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment V J. W6'.KER, holder of Go- .ernment diploma and license, Flowers Furnished. Ni¢ht or flay phone 67. GODERICH TOWNSHIP The Goderi'c'h Tawn'siaip's Men's • Club, are h'old'ing their second annual Field Day in Porter's Hill on Labor .Day. •Messrs.. Thos. and Victor, E !lost were at Toronto on - M'ond'ay and rruesday, taking its the es1111bitlon. Mr. ' Hugh Mdlllwaiu has returned hank again 'frons visiting . with his daughter, . Mrs. Theron. Betties of ,Winthrop. , • Nli,as Reeve Elliott who' has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ' Charles Cox of.Ni'piss'in;qhas . Mies Irene Woods to Clinton to •al'tend Mr. and Mrs. Salm taiued a iiumlber of it nn Thursday evening reports a good time. returned home. turned 'Hoene, Mr. ,and Mrs. 13(01 'Koehler and Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Dd. !Slehetibetit were visiting IMr. and !Mrs. ;,Jo'sep'h Thornton, Sun- day ,evening. - V[r. John ;Hatnld'ee is visiting his son in 'Ieondon. !Mr. Jioseph Th'otatou is impro'rim'g nicely ,alfter his operation in ,Seeforth IHospi'ta'l, • Mr. acid _Mfrs, (Siam 'Forbes of Wel- ton and Rev. ,and Mrs,' Gross and fam- ily o!f Auburn and VIr, and' Mrs. ,Edlw, C. R:ege!le and daughter Shirley, .called on Mr. and -Mrs, 'D'an Re'gele Sunday eve'aim,g. Mr. •ReSele is not improvi'n'g; ., .as quickly as his. many.imend's would dike to see.. CONSTANCE: Mr. and Mans. Frank Riley and Mrs. George Riley spent Sunday at 'the hone .of Mr. and Mrs. John Riley al nickel -smith. • Mr. and Mrs. George Rall, of Flint, V:t•i'ah., visilted at the hank of 'Mrs. IThlos. Pollard on 'Sunday. VIr, and _Mrs. Chas. Flaggarth and oys, v a. ec w ha r, and VIrs. Jos ha•s, gone back !Riley on 'Sunday last. sch'oo'l. I MC, Wilson ilson re turned on Sat- ilmcralyeain enter•-iurdiay atter spendit a week with rel - lends to a c(iaace ;alines in Cleveland and Buffalo.and every one : Mr. John Riley of 'Brussels spent ,the week end with his- sister, Mrs. IRbentGrnmoldib . y NORTH-McKILLOP. The many friends of Mrs. George /A'ddison are sorry to hear that she is Mrs, Mary Thornton, 'who 'has still in:Glntpn hospital and not imp- abeen visiting her daughter, Mrs Her roving asswell as her Friends would Min *Brad'Hagen, of ',Mitchella has+na; Ivrea ea !Sear. TOWN ' " 'OPIC"g' :The many friends .of Mrs, Johnston M,dllroy are glad, to`1nolw she is re- coyerin,g after•beingti11 in London hos- pital, -and'- is rettirmtng home this, week 'Mt Donald McDonald was a To- ronto visitor last woods,, (Mrs Nellie Detweller RN. of Lady Mirka hospital Cochrane, Ont,; who is speatdllng her vacation at the home of her brother, Mr. Harry 'Caldwell, near. 'Hensel!, has been' a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.. Russel Siproat in town, Mr, and .Mrs. John Modeland spend a few days last week with relatives in Toronto. Mr. E. C. Boswell, manager of the 'Dominion' Bank, ` has rented' Mrs., Mar garet Hann' s residenced ence on the cor- ner of Jlatii,es and'Wilson sltreets, and' will occupy it after October list. Mrs. ,_1M'argaret Hain and Mr. and Mrs. A'd'dlp!hus. Rieman, intend: mov- ing shortly to the • McLenniaa apart- ments, 'Viilc'toria. Street., Mr. 'Rieman, wh'o came to Seaforth with the Avon 'Chests Com'p'any, has lived in part of Mrs, Hlarn's house.. Miss Mary Hays of Toronto who 'h'as been at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Adam Hays, left _Sat-' umd a'y, Mr. and' Mrs. W'illi'am Male and two sons Dens'o:n and Harvey and' 'lit- tle -granddaughter G'ra'cie ' Cook, of Duwgannon, spent Sunday alt bhe home of Mr. and ,Mrs, Ed. Mole. 'Mrs. B. Rising returned home after a two weeks' holiday with her cousin Mrs. , Edgar Warren, Willard' are., 'lTonotvto, nMi:sses. Bessie and Edith . Sparks, Mr. 'Clarence Smith and Mr. Fred Hulls, all of S'o'utthamlp'tom, s'pen't Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. VI'ole and family, IMlas'ter Freddie Faulkner, oaf Detroit. who 'has been et his grandmother's fora week, returned' hone Sunday, se- compa•n'ied by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flaulkner and small daugh- ter, arid Mr. and ' Mrs. Hockins Of 'Windsor, Mrs. Flaulkner's parents, Mr. and'_Mrs. Fred Mc:Gavin of De- troit, who are 'On a three weeks' vac- ation through Canada, were here last week 'visiting friends and left for New Ont'ari'o on a motor trip. • Mr. and Mrs C. 'Thiel and Mr, Al- bert Thiel and Mr. William Grieve, all of Kiltc'he'ner, s'pen't the week -end et bhe home of Mr,. and Mrs. Louis Hildebrandt. 'Attending' Normal School this' year 'ares Mrsse's. Margaret Drover, Doro- thy Wilson, Niorma Rabkirk and Glen Hays and Gordon Rennie at'' Strat- ford; Miss lilary Reid at Hamilton. \Mr. Louis Rader judged heavy 'horses at T'avnstock Fair o:n Saturday. .Mr. Henry Hoggart'h is acting as caretaker at Scott Memorial Hospital this week owing to the ills:es'e of Mr. Adam Dodds. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carter of Rockwood Were week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Gordo n, Egmonclville, and also visited. Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Gem- mell, Tuckersntiah. Mrs. Alex. .Gordan, Egnoudville, was able :to be out of 'the house on Wednesday, the first time since a year ago she suffered severe leg in- juries when She fell. Mrs. Gordan is not quite able to walk but her many friends are delighted toknow of her splendid improvement. Mr. Robert Ehrhart left 1'Ionciay for London Normal S'ch'ool Miss Dorothy Roibidson will resume herwork at the Royal' Apartments an Thursday, September 15th. .1/rs. N. E. Norris is spending the week with her 'husbta'nd iat Toronto, !Mrs., Esther Leach and dau'gh'ter Esther M'a'c oif 'Champaign, bbl'inoi's, retturned home Sunday atter ai four weeks' visit with her mother, Mrs, John Webster, Centre street. IMr, P. H. Rising, of Chicago; and Mr. C. Wesley of S'i'dney, _I''I'litnois, spent Monday et the h'onte of the former's brother, .B. C. Rising, Eg- na'ondlvi,ile,' Ven, Archdeacon Jones-IBateman of Goderich :has 'been appointed to act as apply in St: Thom as' Anglican Eh arch. Mrs, R. S. Hays and niece Mrs. Cochrahe, and Mr, Coohrane, of De- troit, and Mr. George Hiaysa returned on 'Tuesd'ay after a week's visit in To- ronto. a,l:iss Jean Turner, George street, .sp.ent several days in Toronto recent - Mr. Ed, Brownlee of Windsor, and Mr. Elroy Brownlee of 'Toronto spent a day or SO with their parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Geo. Brolwnlee. IMr, ;hake"Slproat of 'Temsgann'i spent a few days at his home here to see his father who, we are glad to report, is keeping: better, altlaougl, still con - 'fined to his home, hill cE Little Alis.'r: Frances Bu r o LBrussels spenft a few days with the (-Mis'ses Brine. t\le. 'J'ames Hays has been confined to his hone in E'gmonuhville for a few days through illness. Mrs. John Mdlbs•on `underwent a critical operation in Western hospital, tToron'to, on Wednesday, Mr. Will Brine is taking a week's • ermanent awes $2.95 t: e Regu'la'r $6,50 for ttwo weeks only. Tames Stewart, Eg'mlondville, _ this week, !Mrs, H. M. Chesney has returned after spending last Week in Toronto, Mrs, C. Eilber, Zurich, has been a guest of Mr, and Mrs R. E. McKenzie, Mrs. T'h'omas Riawleigh and her daughter Clara from Flirut, Mich„ were visitors with her sisters, Mrs;', C. Eckert' and Mrs, J. Nolan and Miss `1Julian Kenny and her brothers, Messrs, Philip and Frank Kenny, this week. 1 1 } Mrs.. out 'Lon'gyvay from Guelph and Mr, and Mrs. P. Purcell andi11r, John Feeney and Mrs. Snider from Stratford ca'l'led on friends here Jest SEAFORTH Fall Fair THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Sept. 22-23 Live Stock, Poultry, Roots and Vege. tables, Fruits and Flowers, ,Fine Arts, I Etc., ,Boys' Home Garden Club, , Boys' Foal Club, School Children's Exhibit. Sunday. S'PEC2AL FE'AT'URES. Farmer's Trot. — Open to all farm horses owned in the Townships of Hilblbert, Hullett McK !'lap, Tucker.. smith or Stanley, to be used sed f ar farm 'purposes only. The dwliers must; he bona fide farmers; horses to be driven thy' the owner himself •or his sou. The committee reserves thle right of de- cision. Half mile heats, 'best tw'o• in ,three. 1st prize $10; 2nd prize $8; l 3rd pnize $5; 4th prize $2. No entry fele 1 'but $? dedlu2'ted' from winners. Two Mile Relay Horse Race. ---Open 'to teams o'f two or four horses and riders from Hurion :County or Hilo - bent. Ea'c'h horde to run 'half .a mile. 1st prize $20; 2'nd' prize $10; 3rd prize $4. No entry fee, but $4 per team de- ducted from winners, Running Race % Mile. -- Open to Huron County and ' Hibbert, 1st prize $10, 2nd prize' $8, 3rd prize $5; 4th prize V. Best two out of. three. NO entry fee but $2 deducted from win- ners. Horseback Potato Race. — Open to everybody, 100 yard run. 6 potatoes. 1st, prize, $4; 2nd' prize, $2; 3rd prize $1; 4th prize $,1. The society supplies potatoes and b'a'skets. •Calf Race.-IB'oys •15 years and un- der. Calf to be led by halter only.,. !Best two in three heats. 1st, $3; 2'nd, $2; 3rd, $1. IBoys' and Girls' Foot Races. 'Boys' (Bicycle Races, Best lady driver and onitfit. Col'ossa'l Mid'wa'y. Amusement galore, School Children's Parade and Drill. —(Prizes for best appearing school in parade and best drill. Parade form at Victoria Park at 1:15 p.m. sharp. Music tby Scaforth Highlanders band. Admission, adults 25c, children i1'Sc, autos and carriages 25c. Grand stand, adults 15c, children 10c. All school children in panade admitted free. Seaforth Agricultural Society. (Humphrey Snell, President. • Mrs. J. A. Kerr, :Sec.-Treas. Prize Lasts may be had from the Secretary. HILL SGREEN. !Ann'ive'rsary services will be held in the Hillstllsgreeu ,Ohunc'h on ,Sunallay, !September 11S!Uh at ,111 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev, t, W. Herbert of Holmes - Ville will be the speaker for the day. The Kipper *lair will give the music. p iMr. and Mrs. "Robert Hopkins of Lucille ones Chicago sipen,t,a few days with the lat- a ll ter's parents, Mb-, and Mrs, 7.,'Oach- rane. Mr. and Mass W. Hood ' of Clifford and Mr, and Mrs. Porterfield of .Slea- forth, visited friends here on Sunday; Dr. John ;Hagan returned,' to his home in _Chicago after spending a few days here with his sisters and broth- er. A number from this vicinity took in the services held in the United Ghumch at Hensal'i when Gy'p'sy Simon Smith 'addressed large crowds with much ,in= 'terest to all :who heard his messages. on S'un'day and' Monday evening. Miss Eleanor Fisher of Hensel! vis- ited at the ,home ,of .Mr. and Mrs, ,Ross Love recently, The WATSS, ,will be held at the home of .Mrs, L. Troyer on Friday af- 'tern'oon, September 16 at 2!30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Coleman of Seafonth are visiting at the home of Mrs, L. Troyer. Miss Margaret McIAllister of Hen- sall visited her sister, Mrs, Walker. Mrs. Troyer spent a few days last 'week visiting Mr. and Mrs, W. Dig- nan, near Hensel& BEAUTY SALON MITCHELL. O'peta Evenings, Phone 7,8. GODIERIICH F'AI'R NEXT WE'E'K. IB'ig district fair at Glodeni'c'h Sep- tember 20 and 21..Aftornoon program oln 'W'e'dnesday includes four track !events; 2,28 trot or pace, 2.17 trot or pace, running race, and: relay running take. Softball tournament by S'eafarth, Clinton, Grand Bend and Goderi'c'h teams. Other attractions. S.p'e'ciat ex- hibits. Admission 215c. lake tip to Port. Arthur. Mrs, Ains'lee of Leamington is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. ,Tyerman. The Misses Fergtisb.n are visiting Mr. and .Mrs. George Ferguson in To- ronto. Mrs. W. Morrow arid daughter Lois, left Wednesdlay .morn'i'ng by Mater for Detroit and will spend. a clay qr so with friends in bhe city en route to their home near Lethbridge. .Mr. and Mrs. J. C. S'hockcar an'd• children of Detroit spent the week- e'nd with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. IJdhn Sipuaat and sister, Mrs. G. C. Dale, Tuc'kersiniibh, rM'leis Mary McDonald, daughter of 'Mr, and Mrs Alex. McDonald has, had an appendicitis, 'ot eratian in 'the Scott Memorial hospital. Rev. James Elford of Pork Perry is spen'd'ing the week with :\Mr. and Mrs. (W. J. Mott, Eguuond'ville, Mrs, F. J. Burrows is critically ill its Wellesley hos'pital at Toronto. The family were all at her bedside on lWednesday. 'Wor'd was received Wed- nesday evening that her con'd'ition, s t:dwed no improvement. 'Mrs. 5, S. Cole of Stratford is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nott. !Mr. Lawrence 'Webster, accampan- ied by' his 'brother, Mr. 'Gordan Web- ster of Toronto, left on Friday on a trip. to. Narbhe'nn Ontario. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Stewart and their daughter, 'Mrs. Inwood, all af. Montreal, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. The .thirtieth' Anniversary Party of th'e Barbara Kirkman Auxil.ia'ry 'of First Presbyterian 'Church, uv'tll he held on Tues., September 20th at 8 o'clock. Modern and old time programme. Admission 30 cents. EVERYBODY WELCOME The Lord's Day Alliance • of Canada will be tricking its Annual Appeal to ' the citizens of Se'afor'th very s'h;o'rtly. Please be as lib- eral as possible. Auto1d' In sura nce 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 It's worth your while to see us before placing your, insurance and at the new low non -tariff rates you cannot afford to take chances. All claims promptly and satisfac- torily paid. Phone, write or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152 A. D. Sutherland GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING, ETC. Office over IZeeting's Drug, Store WINTHROP. The Helping Hand Mission Band of Cavan Church, Winthrop, held their regular meet'in'g on Saturday, Sept. 10th, in the scho'o'l room of glue church, !The meeting opened with :hymn, 480, after which Edith Hillen led in pray- er. The Scripture lesson was read by Helen B•latucha'rd, 67th psalm. The minutes of the previous meeting were react and. adopted. The roll call was answered by the n+are of a Rower. Hymn 488 was them sung. The study period was taken 'by Edith Hillen, IH•ynnt 5148 was sung, after which the meeting closed, repeating the Lord's prayer in unison, ' ' ivtiss Evelyn Sperling has returned home after spending bhe past two weeks with relatives in Grey town- shi Mp,r. and Mrs. William Hart and son and Mr. Harold Hart of Brussels spent Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs, .Lou, Spading. Mr, and Mrs.' Fergus Bullard and Mr. John Armstrong spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. D. Harding of Buffalo, Mr. Moody Holland spe'n't last Tuesday with Mr. "Tim" Eaton. '.Mr, Harold 'Snuaadd'on of Walton spent Sunday with Mr. John Bullard. Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Wheatley and Mr. and Mrs. .George Little spent Sunday afterno'o'n with the la'tter's .mother, ' :Mfrs. Robinson of Hanel* 'We are sorry to hear of Mrs. Elton IFlaist of Toronto being seriously in- jured in a motor accident and con- 'fi'ned to the 'General Id'los:pital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Ladies' Aid and W,M.S,-=The Lad- ies' Aid and ,W,M!S. of Canon Church, IN'inehrop; stet at the home of Mrs. iCalvin FI'il'len on Tuesday afternoon, 'September 6th. The meeting opened Iby singing hymn. 586 followed by prayer by, Mrs. Patrick. The minutes ,of the previous meeting .were read and approved, The roll call, which t ,'as answered by the name of a missionary and the 'field in which they were en- gaged, showed a splendid' attendance of members and several visitors pros BORN. ent. A reading on Christian Steward- ship was given by 'Mrs. F. Bullard and one on Temperance by Mrs. R. Beattie, The business period w'as tak- en by bhe president, after which' Circle No. 1 with'' Mrs. D. . MacFarlane as leader, ,took charge. The circle pro- gram opeeed with hymn 7917 followed 'by voluntary prayed• by Mrs, R. Mac- Parl'ane. The treasurer's report was given, after which Edith 1-lillen played an instrumental. Mrs, Allen Ross read the Scripture lesson token front :Reve- la'ti'on's. As it was Missionary Day the topic was taken in the. Foran of uris- sian'ary stories, told .by Mrs. William day, September 1,3, 103'2,. Le'o F'l'an Boyd and' Mrs. Calvin Silk,. A short igan, b'elo:ve!d'son of James F1'annt- dialogue by three of the members Was pan, in his 30Th year. much enjoyed. This was followed bya The funeral will take place from the a duet by Mrs. Calvin Hiles and tors: residence of his Bather, Janine Flan- WBoy, nnro;{ere wnigao, ,Lot 34, Con, 7, Logan, oat, taken am by Mdrs SePatterickce pwird Mw. ere J,1t'tnsday, Sept. 15th, at 8:30 a.m. to Boyd; The "iueefilig dlo''secl"by singing S't, P'utricic's Oluurch, Dublin, thence hymn 7918 followed lay the benedic- STAFFA. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stewart of Ex- eter spent Sunday with the latter's parents. C.• Moon of Durham is visiting his friend, Clarence Norris. Miss Doris Colquh'oun. leaves this week for 'Belleville where she is at- tending school. Mr. and' Mrs, F. O'Brien visited in Elora with their son on Sunday. 1Mr. and Mrs: Jiro,Livingstone have relturned from a week's visit with their Son in Hamilton. - Miss Gladys Butson and Mr. Oliver Lemon are attending Normal in Strat- ford. s'rr. J. Ballantyne and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mil- ler. :The United Ohunch is being re -de- corated and services will be held in the township hall next Sunday. The regular meeting of the Womens ,Instittute will be, held on Wedauesd•a'y a'ftern'oon, Sept. 21 at 2.30 pan. The legislation committee :will have charge of bhe' topic. There will be a de n'on- s'tration on cake icing. Everyone wet Come. • MANLEY. Mr. and Mrs. C, Eclart and their daughter, Mrs. M. Desborough, were visitors in our burg this week. Mr. and, Mrs. Stephen Eckert and Family have returned to Timmins af- ter spending their vacation with their parents, Mr. and 2eIrs, Peter Eckert. (S'tep'hen is going to resume his duties its the mines, and he is one of the Huron boys w•ho has made his uratk, Mr. Staples has also returned to Timmins after' renewing acquaint- ance in, our burg. HIO,GG. — 00 Tuesday, August 311th, 4032, to Mr. and Mrs. James' Hogg, McKillop, a daughter (!Lois Eileeat). .M'UTJPIH;Y,--IIn Scott Memorial 1 -Isis - p1153, on Saturday, Sept. 10th, 1932, to Mr.. and. Mrs. John Murphy, a son, , ISTEVEINISOIN.—'Lt • Scott Memorial Hoslpital, on Wednesday, 'Sept. 14, '1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Stev- enson, of Egm'ondville, a daughter. ' DIED. FLANNIGAN. --In Logos on Tues- tcan by Mrs. McF:arhane. meat.