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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-10-06, Page 5TIiURSD'AY, OCTOBER 6, 1932 THIANKSGIVING. 'Ouue'.o'f the ghost ,outstanding events of this important day is the Thanksgiving Dinner, Youe Superior Store is stocked.with an abtinld- ance of .good things to ,eat and drink ,that will help to make your dinner the .success that it should he. These well chosen slpeciale are outstanding values and give further strength to the Superior Chain. Store slogan-- • WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS 'Items for Oct. 6th, 7th, 8th, 11th and 1,2th. CAMPBELL S TOMATO SOUP ........ , , :,. 2 tins 15'ci PURE LAIRID per lb, 10 C PUMPKIN, Large No. 214 tins 2 tins 25c DRUMMER BRAND PASTRY FLOUR, 47 c 7'.s Wk. 214's MINCEMEAT SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER •18.az, 15c; n6 oz 2 lbs. 25c 23c 4'. & G. White ,Niapltha Soap 5 •tars 19c Fry's 'Cocoa., %'•s per tin 23c Dlurhlam Conn, 'Starch ............ . ....... . .. , .... , per pkg. 9c Ivory 'Glees Starch 13c 4 ekes 23c Glerriff's Luslhus Jelly Powders ' 3 pkgs. 25c Perrin's .Matto Cream Biecui,ts per lb. 25c Royal York Coffee %'s 25c; re.,'.. 49c Oxo Cubes, ' Smail...... 13c; large 25c Pure Clover 'Honey MA's 39c iB'avril, 1 oz 23c; 2 oz . ..39c 'Olark's Spaghetti large tin 10e Cascade Brand Fancy .Fink ,Salmon, Ire tine 25c New Cleaned' Currants her 'lb. 15c Crown Jars, smash ....per dozen 99c; medium'....1per dozen $L14 , llarge... per. dozen .$1.55 Cereal Blend "the perfect balanced' 'breakfast fo'o'd" per pkg. 255c. 'Qfaur 'vitamines—nine min'era'ls) 1F1eis'hmtagi s Yeast per cake 4c St. Croix Czetide Soap 8 cakes 25c Lynn Valley Aslparagus Cuttings, 2'6 per tin 21c ,Brunswick Sardines per tin, Sc !Lily Chscken Hladdie pekta n 14c r Grape4Nuts Flakes 1' g - Fly Coils 6 for 1Dc ,Oxydol , large pkg. 23c Perowax, 1's 2 okgs. 25c Certo per bottle 29c Alit... each 25c 120ng Handled Catla'nders .. Long andled Ducat Pans .. .... ... . oath 18e1 lb. 25.c Crisco with Free mixing spoon or strainer e1 tin 25c Creamed Mushrooms, very fin e ..••••.. •' .pVSS Js Phone Man'y1i wars Toelet;S'o'a) Miss N.Pryce Phone 77 ,Buy Seaforth Butter A Service that creates Confidence . and a Dependable Reputatlen 18 YEARS Always Good Quality Pleaseus by giving us your cream patronage :and we will try to please • yott by our services . and highes` market prices for good cream. Cream weighed, tested, graded and paid for while you wait. The Seaforth Creamery C. A. BARBER, Prop. Walker's. FUNERAL SERVICE ' UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment . W. J. WA r.KER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license, Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. WINTHROP'. Mi's's Patrick s'p'ent the week end wiith, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patrick, The school Will be closed Tlhuesday and Friday of this week for the teach- ers' comvenitiait which will be held at Brussels. M'r, Wm. Armstrong o'f Belgrave is spending a few' day's with his brother, Mr. John Armstrong. • Mr. ` and Mrs. Kenny Blenniett wed Mr. and Mrs. Gordon LliLeakLeakand itilh•: ;and •Mrs, Foster Bennett spent Phurs „iIay evening with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E'a'ton, We were sorry to `hear. that Mir. Harvey 'B'olton had his eye injured'in 6te fao'tball game on Teesdley. He ac- eid'enttaliy,•recei'ved a kick just above the eye while rusbi ag the Egm'omdvid'le goal. Cosgraltulatioit's to Walton on winning the first game of the finals by 2-1, They hied the -hest of the Ramie. We w'is'h them luck again on S'aturd'ay... • THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE TOWN TOPICS. Mr. William Elcoat and Jean, also 3It s H'azieil Elcoat, B A., o'f Tntlo, are met -idling Thanksgiving with Dr, and lits. Gla'nfieitd. Mr. Arthur M'c'Gavht and. son. Ed- mond oit Reading, Penin.; were here 'on Tuesid!ay •oli l'as't feel which. the occas'ionoa£ the 86'th birthday of the fornier's nn,olher, Mrs. Henry Mc- IGavin. tDr. Jaime's Gray of 'Toronto is visit- din„• his imepihelwis,Mesars.'Jiames and IRlobert Carndchlan, Tuckerslinith, tMtiss • Maude Laidlaw; went to To- ronto on Tues'd'ay to spend a couple elf weeks, Mr.•'Arthur Broadfoat of Nloose, (Paw, Slask„ arrived on Sunday on an e dtereled visiit, .accompanied by Mies IBnoad'foot who has been at Port Neilson for a few weelks. Mr. H. M. Jatckson. of T,oronito was a visitor in town on Tuesday. 'Attending the . funeralk of the late Mrs. Wi llli'am: MaCul'iooh an. Tuesday were Mr. -and Mrs, R. E. MdKay, Detbrait; Mr. 'Beret Sege, a inephew, Mr. and Miry. Alex, 'Gordon and Mr, and Mos. Jeffrey, Sltraitford. . Mrs. W. W. Cowan is spending a few weeks In. Stratford, The many friends olE Mrs. John Miasma will be pleased' to know; she has recovered' sufficienitly from her re- cent- operation to return from To- ronto. A'ccolmipamlied .by • her sister, Mrs. 'Garden, she is expected home learn Wesitern. hosplltai on Thumsday. 'Mrs. McCallum of Preston wa's visiting her daughter,il6.rs. Roy 'An- derson' reecntiy: Mm. 'Alex. Falwell oiE the Police' (Force 'Klatehener, bles. been' spending 'two weeks et the home of his par - eras, Mr, and Mee. John Powell, in, McKid'Iofp. Mr. and Mrs. V. Miller, Of Palan- ets'ton, were guests on Wedneedlay Of IMr. Marshall Smith, Huron street. Monday, Ootober 10, is T'hanks- givin'g Day. Mr. and. Mrs. J. D. Ainslie aE,Lealtnn- ingiton have 'been the guests of their niece, Mrs. J. B. Teerm'an for a few days returning home on Wedeesd'ay. Mr Richard Tait of Dearborn, Mich, and Miss Helen McMann of Eloise, Minh., spent Sunday with friends here. , iMr. and Mrs. W. J. Terniblyn •'Wf Toronto and Mrs. Taurblyn of Lon- d'esboro were guests df Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tyertna'n .on Sunday, Mrs. Harold Large and'fam4liy of Stratford have beets visiting for a week •*ith her father, Mr. Joseph H'o'gganbh, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ainsllie of Lea- mington `spent: Wednesclay'with. Mrr and Mrs, Tyumen. Dr, and Mms. Leroy Hiles of IJon- don and Miss Pearl Hiles of Hamil- ton were guests et the home of their cousin, Mrs. Norman Canter, Huron Road, oh ;Saturday. tMr, and Mrs. N. Carter and Joyce visited relatives at Kirldtoar an Tues- day and Wed'nesd'ay of this week. Mr. Isaac Languitroth• of 'Forest spent a few days this week catling onold acquainlbances. Mrs. Geo, Wade of 'Stratford is visiting friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. George Bickerton- df Woodstock spent Sunday with 'Mr, and Mrs. Wes, Nott, Huron Road w,eyt. 1Mms, A. Greig of Preston and- her niather, Mrs: Harris of Brussels, and Mrs. Roy Sellars of Wihtlghann, were guests' Saturday of Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Sproat and• friend's in Egttvanel- vilte. 'Mrs. E. C. Chamberlain and (laugh-, tee Helen are spending the week with Clifford friends. The .Presbyterian Church' will hold their aniniversary services on Sundae 'Nov.' 13. It is ewp'ected.the Rev. ,Stuart Parket of Tat:onito will be the speaker 'The centre section of Huron Pres- byterial of the W.M.IS, will meet at Caven Church, VViinthroip, on October 1'lEt'h, when Miss Patterson, returned •missionary fitlm India•, is the speaker. McKILLOP. David Keir, ni lifelong res'iidenit of ,the Milverton comulunity, plaissed aw- ay very suddenly at his home fh'ere.on T'hursd'ay afternoon, Mr. Kerr w'as around' tolwn in the aftenndon, and on 'returning home about 5 p.m. com- , p'laiined of fee'lin'g cold He salt down h' arid' immedilatdl collapsed orrac air, Y 'wind died. The deceased was a son of dile lalte'3Ir. and Mfrs, Colin Kerr, who 'c'ame front. Gall'alahidlls, Seethed, and setble'd in E74Sloe to'wn'ship, w'h'ere the late Mr. Kerr Twos born 77 years ago. Ftertyffilve years ago he was married to Miss Pane Fatr;and they settled on e farm•, on Con. 1, Monntingtlon, where they • lived 'united fiive years ago when they • retired to 35ilveetpn. 'There sir- viva besides his wife, three dau'ghters and two stone: one son 'J'ames pre.de- oeesed' il,ien three- years ago. Surviving are: Mrs.' W, Shannon, Seaforth, Mr's. T. A.• L. Dc'heity. Torcllto; Miss Ma- her, et hohme Sidney Nenr, Morning - ton, and Wiliilami at home. There are also two sisters and four brothers. Mrs. G. Gropp and James, Webb'. Seek., Mee. W. J. Armstrong, Strat- ford; John and George, Milverton, and Charles, Brunner. ,''ant andeFor Sale Ads, 3 tinnes, 50c COUNTY ATHLETIC MEET s''r1he Iiun it Amateur Athletiic Assb- olation field its annual field meet on Friday afternoon in the' agricultural park, Seaforth, under ideal weather conditions, A record crowd attended and 1175 contestants took part, Gorier - Collegiate won the McMillan tro- phy by scoring 144 points. .Seaforth 'Collegiate canto second with 1113 pts.; and was awarded the Medd Cusp The junior boycluanupidn was J. O'Brien, IGoderic'h; the intenried'ia'te spy chain - pion, A.'Smith, Gaderidh, and the senior hoy ehatnlpion, " D, S'iFbs, Sea - forth. "Dhe junior girl • champion, L. Note, Seaforth, and the senior girl ehamlpion, R. Pickett, Clinton. The 'Col. Rain'ee 'trolplh'y ,aor the School winning the most poiivts in intermed— iate •boys' events, was Won by Goder- i'dh Oo'llegia'te. • Silver tried:al ' anld shields were presented to all chtann iplons,, the medals to be kept by the ihlatntp'ions and the 'shields to be re- talilned' by 'their reslpect'ive s'ch'ools far one year. Alt the conclusion of the meet, W. J. Duman, 'S'eatam-tlr, gave enc address , .,complimenting the con t,esfanits' and .officials He then intro- dulced Mr, Mied'd', M,!PJP. for S'oultlh Huron, who presented all the cusps, medals and shields. Mr. Medld .p'resenit- e.'d each of the six Schools taking part with pictures of the fathers of con- federation. The details olf the events are as fol- lows, QM) standing for Mhtchelli (c) Clinton, QH) Rens'all, (IG) ,Goderich, (IS) Seafaetih, (IE) Exeter. 1100 yd's. Junior—O'Brien. (G), Mc- Donald QG), Cunningham (C). lHlackey QE), Pa5s:more ('H), Rennie (S). Senior, 'Sills (S), Hlaibkirk - (!S), Cook QC). , 1 0 Y1dis.-10',B'rien QG), MldDonald ,(G), Cunningham (C). Toter., Hock- ey (IE), Plassitndre (IH), Nlorttluy(G). Sen., Stills (IS), Odok QC), H'ab'krk QS), 440 Yids. --Hinter. Smith (G), Craig (G), Howe QM). Sen. Sills QS), Er- rington (G), Jlolhntslton (IG). '880 Yds.—Tue. Nli'cholls'an (S), me_ (Deemed QG), Fisher (G). Instar., Pales - more OH), L'a!Rlacque (1G), McInnes (C). Sen., Errin'gtoh (IG), Crawford (G), Hlalbkirk' OS). 13.I1i'le—lIniter. 'I1aRolciqu'e QG), Sher - ria CE), Christie (M). Sen., Craweo'rd •(IG), Young (M), Ernio'818on (.G). !Run, B.roadJump—Jun., O'Brien (IG), Kjerb!aslhfon (M), Consitt (IS). Inter., Smith (G), MloSlpadden (S), Palssm'ore (IH). Sen., Tyndall (5), Page OG), Cook (IC). (Running High Jump :Jun. Gaudier (C), O'Brien. (G), Cousint (IS). 'Inter., Bell OE), Wilkins (G), Mieni ('5). Sen., J•olnts'to'ne (IG), Cook ('C), Tem - dell QS). Bole, Steep' and Jump.—gun. '07Brien (G). I(erbashion QM), Howey (E). Sn'ter., Hleckey'(E), Rennie (IS) Pass- more OH). Sen., Page (IG), Tyndall (!S), Silts (IS). 'Po'le Vetter—Tun. Hovey (C), Bar- ton (IG), Ru'tledge QS). Inter., Rennie (5), Craig (G), 'Christie (131). Sem, Johu'stota (G), Page. (G), McInnes (C). IShot Put—Jun. Kerbaslh'Don' ('M); lPelpper (C), Doak (G). I'niter„ Enn'lth (iG), Rennie 05), •Hillen (S). Sen., Cools ('C), Hanson (M), Finlayson (S). 'Excellent for 'Croupy - C'hildren.— When a child lis suffering with croup ft is 'a good plan oto use Dr. 'Thomas' IFJdlectric Oil. IIt redluces the inflam- mation and loosens the phltegm giv- ing 'speedy relief.;'to the 'little sufferer, I't is equally reliable 'for sore throat an'd cheslt, earache rheumatic pa'in's. cuts, !bruises and sprains. Dr. Them: as' Eelectrie'O;il is regarded by many thousands as an indispensable of the 'family Medicine chest. '. 'EXTRA OPTICAL OFFER IHigh grade, stylish and most up-to- date glasses, rim :or rimless. Your choice of shell,., .white or pink` gold- ful.led, with lenses complete for only t:b'S0. IImvrsli'bbe Ili -hotel's with choice of •flame complete for only '$112.00. YeCDo'wgoldefillied with ,fiat spherical lenses, otu'ie 540'0.. 'These prices include a thorough wean -dilation by our vel' known 'end painstaking 'specialist, Mr. Ho'gheon, otvcr 20 years taming to Seaforth. The best optical work to :be obtained end Tet these extraordinary low prices. Two days ,only, Tuesday and 'Wednnesda'y,.'October 111 and 12th Don't 'miss 'this chance and come ear- ly. Beattit s Flair, ,Seaforth. '- , Relay—Tun.,Goderich, Clinton, Sea - forth; Initer., Goderich, Se1asorth, 'Clinton;. Sen., Seaforth, Goderich. Girls' Events 50 yd's., Jun. L. Nett, (iS),, Grassi'ck (G), Sniale QM) last two equal. 1715 yds. --Gen,, Deer (G), Bebtger (IH), Ruston (M). Hoo, Step and Jutnp--Jon., Nott, Lynn (iC), J'dhisaton 0G). Sen., Pick- ett OC), Bolton OS), Davis (M). IStandlnlg Broad Jump Jun. Nott (S), Johnston (G), Wessman (M). Sen., G'andier (IC), Dbtwis (M), Deer (G). IRunlni'ng High Jump, Jut, Nott (5), Chaff .OS), ''Sbnate (M). Sen., Ruston (M), Gaudier (IC), Pickett (C). (Basketball 'Throw—Jett, ;Lyon (C), Nott (S), Parrott OM). Sen., Pickett (C). ,Tyndall (G), Gassman (M). 'Target Throw—gun., McLeod` (G), Tasker QC), Caildlwelll (;E);. Senn. Ball AutoInsurance 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 youAll claims' p romffaP .tly toLand satisfac- torily paid. Phone, write or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152 D. Sutherland .GENERAL INSURANCE -- REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING ETC. Toe .i ts cleaned and Pressed SPRING. or FALL $1.25 hllinter;Goats, 1.50 Minor, Repairs Included. 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Miss Mary Gilineur and Mrs. Janet Roes received word last week of the passing of their brother, Mr. James 1G'llmour, of Vancouver, who left hie home in Stanley over SO years ago, and also word of the passing of their sister, Miss Jean. Gilmour, Woolsley, Sask, ,Miss Gilmour was matron of an IIndiato Soh'ool in Crowstand, Sask., for a long term of years, .until her heailth flaked. She was a great sufferer lbut bore her afflictions tvi!tih Christ- ian resignation. She is survived by $ brathems and two sisters Mes. Mary (Gilmour of Stanley, and Mrs. Janet 1Ross of Bru'cefield. • Mr. and Mrs. James Moodie visit- ed friends in Goderich this week. Miss Doris .Mutat returned' to her ,home in the village bhis week after ,spending the past three months with 'firiendls in• Comber. ,Mics. (Rev.) )iH,amiiton of Gode- rich spent the week -'end at the 'Manse. Her many Brecelfteld friends were pleased to see her • looking so well. • been l 'Rev. W. A. Bremner, who had > appoainitecl by the ,Hurons Presbytery as a delegate to the 'General Council of the United church, which met in Ha'mi'lton last week and this week, has been attending its session's. Rev. Mir. Conner' of Kippen condudted-the :Morning service, and the eveipi'ng ser- vice was withdrawn. NIGHT SCHOOL IN SEA- FORTH. The Central Business College in Stratford has arranged to give night classes in Seaforth, on Monday evenings, starting Wed- nesday, October 12. Mail return card' herewith for full information. Schools in London, Stratford, Woodstock Mitchell. Central Busine'ss .Coliege, Stratford, Ontario. Dear Sirs: Please send information re your Se'alEdrth Night 'Glasses 'to: Name ,. .. •...... ............. Address KIPPEN. Mr. Lance Norris of Toronto visited with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. , John Norris last week, Mrs. S. Green, of Los Angeles, Cal., Mises Lucy IJalee, o'f' Lansing, Mich.. Mr. Jahn Lake, of Petots'ky, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Vigis, cff Mason, Miche spent the week end wit their nettle: Mr. John McNaugliltotn, Mr. and Mrs,: Jae. D'aymtan have moved . into the Mr, Ennetisole Smith's house in ate village, We welcome OLD TIME ance at Forester's Hall KI'NBURN on, FRIDAY EV'ENi'N,G October 7th 'Stews nes five 'Piece Orcihesitdia will furnish the music. Admission 215c. • nnoved on to 31 r. Jas. D'aymbn's farin." Mr. Robert M'ciNwughibotn of London spent the week end with has parents, Mr. and Mrs. John MgNaugheon. 'IMr, John Holmes of Winnipeg, Man., who .leas beenvisiting friends around S feel or,Ult visited his uncle Mr. , i globe, 1'I,dN•aughtati and faintly an Sunday fast. ISch'dola• close on T•hnmsday and Fri- day while the tea'che'rs attend the conn- venbions-a't Goderich and Brussels. illus sixty -hats anniversary of St. Andrew's United' Church will be held on Sunday, O'ctolber 16th. Services will be held, at 111 sem. and 7:60 p.m. Rev. IE4'wlood Lawson, B.D. of Mount For- eslt will he the guest s'p'eaker. There will be special music for the e'c- melon, A. Thanksgiving service will be held on Sunday at 111 a.m. The W. IM. S.' tne't alt the 'home of Mrs, Hiugb M't Mu'rtrie on W'edlneee day, October 5 1T3e Gated M'iss'ion Band' meets on Satued'ay ill the Sunday school audii- totiunn at•260 pen. A number of .ladies from Klippen them to our midst,, attended the sectional meeting, of •Office over I{eating's Drug Store Mr. anti Mrst•'11ue5rsonS'm'ivh, haveHuron Presbyterial on T'hunsdaq.