HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-10-27, Page 8f?ACrE EIGHT
HENSALL.
tMeslsrs, Alvin Workman and :John
ICazimlic'hlaeil :have returned home Tram
the Wet ihere hey 'have been spend-
19gthe .past two months' •
Mr, Russell Love has taken a 'poli-
'tion as clerkwith T. C. J'oynt in the
.gents' furnishings and, shoe ' depart -
'Mrs. Alex. McMurtrie has returned
home after visiting for a few days
with friend's an (Stanley.
Miss 'Leila .Welsh= of Toronto is
visiting with relatives and :friends in
bbwn,
(Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Young and
•daaugh'ter have returned Nome after
visiting for a couple of weeks with
friends at 'Westboro and Ottawa.
:Miss .Alice Higgins is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. A. J Sweitzer, at,
IBeach-JO-IPlines.
Mrs. Thos (Palmer has ,returned
home after visiting for a c'oup'le of
'weeks with her sbai, Earl, in Wind-
sor. Mr. and 'Mrs. Earl IP:dine'r ac-
companied her home and visited over
the week end.
Miss Jean Snnall'aco'mlbe of (Guelph
is visiting with her aunt, 'Liss M. Bi -
lis.
Mr, 'Joh'n-Patssmare Jr., has accept
ed a good position at Delhi and left
for bh'at place. 'His many friends here
wish him success.
Mr. and' Mrs. Geo. T. Mickle have
returned to their :haine in Rli•d'ge'bown
after a pleasant visit with their son
here.
Mrs. Griffith of Ottawa is visiting
with Rev. and .Mrs. W. A. Young.
M. Wm. Harding and 'friends of
)Lond'on are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
/Fred Corbett in 'Hay.
Rev. Ms. Young and Mrs. Young
'attended the fowl supper at Nairn on
Tuesday evening ,and assisted with :the
program.
'Miss (Irene D:aters :hats taken a pos-
ition in Clinton.
Mr. and Mils. !Roy McLaren and Mr.
W. C. McLaren visited with relatives
at Cromarty on Sunday •last.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J Sweitzer and
children of Beach.O-Pines, 'visited ov-
er the week end with relatives in town.
Mr. Wm.:Simpson, accompanied by
his 'pother, Mos. L. Simpson, visited
over the week end with relatives here.
The .Arnold Circle of Carmel' Pres
'byterian Church held their regular
meeting an Tuesday evening with lan-
tern slides of British Guiana. The
meeting opened with scripture lesson
read by Mrs, H. Arnold. Prayer by
(Rev. Young, after which was a read-
ing by Mrs. Frank Traquair; solo by
,Mrs. Andrew .Dougal; instrumental by
Nis; ,Blanche Mustard, duet, Mrs. W.
IA, McLaren, and Mrs. Young; lant-
ern slides were read by Mrs. Roy Me -
Laren and Miss Olive Workman. The
(Arnold Circle will hold their sewing
meeting at the home of Miss Alice
'Walker on Friday evening.
The annual rally of young people's
presbyterial of 'Huron was held in the
Presbyterian Church, Auburn, on
Monday evening at 8 o'clock, with a
good attendance. Opening exercises,
IGod'eridh Y!PJS, minutes of 1931
meeting by Miss Beryl Pfaff, Hensall,
secretary; appointing nominating
committee; a representative from, each
plac.; musical number, Auburn chair;
report of Sabbath schools by different
representatives; ,report of summer
school, Miss Maofie, Goderich; report
of Girls' Camp, Miss E. Jamieson,
S'eaforth; report of boys' camp, Mr.
J. ,Stanbury, Exeter; report of Y.P.
Societies and C.G.I'T. Groups, by
Secretary of each different .place; ad-
dress: The 1Suceeiss of Young People's
Work, by Rev. W. A. Young, H'en-
s'all. The officers were re-elected. The
plaoe of meeting next year is •Goder-
ic'h. Rev. Mr. Ashdown of Blyth
moved a hearty vote of thanks for
the splendid address. 'Closing exer-
cises. Rev. C. E. Doagan, Clinton; F.
G. Weir, President; Beryl Pfaff, Sec-
retary.
Mr. Fred (Hess is im'provi'ng the ap-
'pear'ance of his property by tearing
dawn the large barn and having a neat
garage erected in its place.
IThe friends of Mr. A. L. Case are
glad to hear he is improving after his
very serious ilbne.ss.
Miss Annie Consitt is able again
to resume her du'ti'es as teacher in the
public school after 'being off duty a
week through illness.
56th Anniversar
y
BRUCEFIELD UNITED
CHURCH
will be held on
Sunday, Oct.
REV. J, E. HOGG; D.D.
('formerly of Clinton)
will bring his usual pep to - these
services.
30
On. Tuesday evening, November
1st, that notorious Brucefield
FOWL SUPPER
is coming off.
We have far too many healthY
y o un g fowl cackling around
Brucefield. Come out and help us
correct this situation.
Th•e supper will be served from '6 to
8 ,fol'lowed by a .program in the audi-
torium of the ,church featuring the
LI'STO''W'HL MALE QUARTETTE
assisted by readings 'by Miss Lovett
and instrumental selections .by ;Miss
Fraser.
Admission '50c and 25c.
COOKING SALE .00T. 29.
The ladies of Duff's Church, Me-
K'illop, are holding a .cooking sale on
Ott. 29 in'GJWJV.LA. roams, 2530 .pan.
HALLIDIAY'STORM WINDOWS
For s'alle . IReadly 'glazled windows
measured and put oar. Thione 326.
ALEX. McIGAVIIIN. 45.
AUCTION SALE
Oscar W. (Reed, !Auctioneer, 'has re-
ceived instructions -from ;the und'e'r-
signed to 'sell by pu'blic auction at Lot
29, 'Con. 9, Hibbert, Tuesday, Nov. 1,
at '2 o'clock, 1 .brawn 'house, •li white
horse, 1' aged .house, grey caw6 years
old, 30 tons of hay, 100 bus. of oats,
set of double working:hannes's, a quan-
tity of turnips. :Terms cash.
O. W. REED, auctioneer; MtART-
I'N F;EENEY, Tax Collector.
BAYFIELD.
Mrs.. F. V. Martin and family of
Detroit was here over the week end
'closing her cottage.
Taking advantage of the fine weath-
er, -several who spent the summer:
'here were back for the week end.
Among thein -were: Prof, 'Lloyd Hod-
gins, 'Toronto; Ms. and Mrs. 'B'arry,
Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Wells, Mr. and
'Mrs, W. H. Robinson, .London.
Mrs. Calderwood QNell King) 'of
(Ottawa, is visiting 'her brother, Mr.
(George King.
.Mrs. Lan (Harris:on of Goderich was
the guest of Mr, and Mrs, G. King
bast week.
'M'r. and Mrs. Knight of Toronto
and Douglas Gemefir'hardt of Orillia
spent the week end wibh Mr, and Mrs.
'Fred 'Gemeinhasdt.
Mrs. Robert Blair returned Sunday
frons. Toronto alter spending a week
with Mrs, Kn'igh't.
Mr. and Mrs, Abe Brandon were at
(London' an Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLaren and
family of Port Elgin ,were week end
v'i'sitors with firs. Mary McKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Featherstone
and ,Doris and Mrs. Larson and .fam-
ily'motoned' to Sarnia 'Sunday. Mrs.
Larson remained to visit her sister,
'Mrs. H. King.
!Sunday, October 23rd was a very
happy occasion for the members of
St. ' James Church Middleton, when
theycelebrated their 'sixtieth miniver -
ear y of the bu'iIding of their church
and vise 'harvest ]thanksgiving. The
:Church 'was filled for both mornings
and evening 'services a few being pre-
e'ent who were in their' youth, at the
opening sixty years ago. The church
was beautifully decorated with fruit,
flowers and foliage. In the morning,
holy communion ,was observed. Rev.
IL. ;Dlidhl o'f 'Thamesford, was the
preacher :arid said it 'was a' great plea -
and he spokesent at
sur,e be very feelingly this df sthe
Many .friends he •h'ad mad a dttriog'the,
five years he had been 'rector anis of"
IN MEMORIAM.
IBUILIJAIRD.—In ever loving mem-
ory of my brother Pte. 5o'hn E. Bul-
lard, who died of wounds in France,
14 years ago, 'Oct. 24, 491!8.
"He little thought when leaving home,
file would no more return;
That he in death so soon would sleep
And leave us !here to mourn.
We do not know what pain he bore,
We only know he passed away
And 'never said good-bye."
—Mrs. (George Eaton.
'In ever loving memory of my moth-
er who passed away twenty-eight
years ago, Oct. 11Stli, 11904.
Twenty-eight years have p'as'sed
since :that sad day,
:The one we loved was called away;
God took her home, it was his will,
But in our 'hearts, slhe liveth 'still.
—Mrs. 'George Eaton.
IHItJILLEY. — Sty loving memory of
our dear son and brother, Jahn L.
'Hulley who d'ied Ott. 30, 1931.
We watched you suffer 'day by day,
It caused us bitter grief,
To see you slowly pine away,
(But could not give relief,
Long days, long nights,
He bore the 'pain,
In 'wait for cure,
(But all in vain.
(But God himself knew what was hest
Took him home and gave him rest;
—(Sadly missed by Mother, Sister
and 'Brothers.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THUIRSDIA'Y, OCTOBER 27, 1932:
PAR* FOR SALE,
In.Township of M'cKillap, the south
half o'f,;1ot 20, on 12th concession of
McKillop, comprising 50 acres. .Good
sugar bush and never failing water
Apply to Mrs. Alex. H. ,Bass, Wal-
ton, R,R, 2.
REAL BRIAR PIPE
With Sample Package -110 lbs - mild
or strong leaf tobacco, $2J50; 20 lbs.
for $4.00; 50 lbs. for $8.00;100 llis, for
$114.00. Pure Quesnel, 3'llbs. for $2.00.
Agents wanted. Shipped anywhere, G.
Dubois, 24 'Henderson St.,. Ottawa,
Ont.
EXPIEBIEN,CED, f0APABLE GIRL
Wants housework, (Goad references.
/Apply to 'T'he News 'Oflfice. 43.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(Nlotice :is hereby given to all persons
having any claim ag'ain'st the Estate
o'f Agnes Mcillroy, 'Late of the Town
of Se'a:forth in the County of Huron,
Widow, to send swine to 'the under-
signed, duly proven, on or before the
12th day of (N'ove!miber, '1932, as on
and'' after that date the Exec'u'tor of
the 'said estate will proceed to ,m'a'ke
distribri'tionof the as's'ets, shaving re-
gard only to .the (c'lai'ms 'he thein, shall
have notice of.
Dated at Goderich this 2'51bh clay of
Oc't'ober A.D. 1932.
HAYS & H' AYS,
Godebibh, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executor.
'text from St. Luke 2141-412. His ad-
dress' was received with deep interest.
;On Tuesday evening 25th, a fowl sup-
per was served in the basement and
just ask some who were there how
good it was. There was a record 'at-
tendance and all thoroughly enjoyed
the 'excellent 'supper and concert which
followed in the shed which 'had been
decorated and made a fine place for
the putting on of 'the concert. A
splendid program was given and con-
sisted of solos by Mr. Paull, Mr. R'an-
nie of IHensall, Mr. 'Riley 'and Miss
Haist of Goderich. A made quartette,
of 'Goderich; musical selections on
cornet, trumpet, saxophone and piano
by Mr. and :Mrs. Agnew and Mr. Pier-
son. of Clinton. A very pretty .and int-
eresting Gypsy Scene and a comic
slit, "Fired and' Fired. Altogether
the 'occasion was one of, great success
and pleasure .and a source,af sa'tisfac-
tion to all wh'o ,worked so hard. Mr.
George Elliott of Clinton: was called
on to draw tickets, which 'had been
sold for a handsome quilt and other
prizes. Mrs, Kennedy sof. Clinton, got
the quilt, other prizes went to A. Mc-
Cantney, Olinton, 'Mrs. Lewis, Wing -
ham, Miss Kathleen McNaughton, of
;Landon, Mrs. John IBe'abty, Varna.
many who had passed on, lin' the ev-
iolangaf Goderich, preached, taking his
Home Made Candy
Wanted
B.RUCEFIELD.
Mrs. W. Stevens de visiting friends
in Woodham this 'week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MdKenaie of
St Louis have been spending the
last 'two weeks at the home of the for-
nner's mother, Mrs. IR. M'dKenzie,
Who has gone back wit them to their
Name, in St. Louis.
Mrs. 'ElcDonald and Mrs. McCas'h
of London visited fri'end's lin the vil-
lage 'this week.
Mr, and 14•rs. Janne,s Hill of Strat-
ford visited friends in ,the village this
week. 'Mrs. C. 'Hill who has been
spending the past few weeks in
,Stratford, has returned to her home
in the village,
Rev. W. A. Bremner baptized his
little granddaughter, Dorothy Brem-
ner 'West, last Sunday, at the morn-
ing service.
(Don't target the 'fowl supper which
'willl .be 'held lin the United 'Church
Tuesday, INo'v.'let, 'Tea served 6 .to 8.
As a vermicide an excellent 'pre'par-
atian is Mother 'Graves' 'Worm Exter-
minator. It has saved the lives of
coun'tl'ess children.
500 (Kiddies want '500 Bags
of 'Candy at L'i'ons Hallowe'en.
Frolic. -Please leave your do-
nation at Beattie Bros.' not
later than ,Friday, Oct. 28, be-
fore 6 'p•in.
Lions' Com. ,
F012 'SA'LE.
One 'two-year-old Leicester, ram,:
good:, grain 'crus'her, choice IS'gy
apples: Apply to'Ailex.'Wallace, :phone
11313x115. Lot (10, Con. 5, Tu'ckers'niith, •
42 -
MORTGAGE SALE
10f House and Seven Acres of Land
in Seaforth.-''Under and by virtue of.
the powers of sale contained in a der-
tafn mortgage 'which, will he produced
alt the time of sale, there will be offer-
ed for. sale by Thomas Brown, Auc-
tioneer, at Pdlbllc Au'cti'on on Thurs-
day, November 3rd, 11932, at two
o'clock in the afternoon, on the prem-
ises ((North Main street) the follow-
ing Property: ,
Al'1 ,and singular that certain parcel
or tract of land and ,premises situate,
lying and 'being in the Town of 'Sea-
farth, in. the County of Huron and
Pro•vinc'e of Ontario and being com-
posed : of Park Lot number Seven and
the Southerly Three acres of Lot
number Eight all in Edwin Sparling's
Survey of the said Town of S'eafonth,
containing in all Seven Acres of land
More or less.
On the premises there is said to be
erected one and one-half storey frame
house, .a sta'b'le and a gas station'. This
property is in a good location and is
an ideal ' place for anyone wish'ing to
raise chi'cken's or engage in market
gardening.
The property will be s'ol'd s'u!b!jec't to
a reserved • bid.
Terms ,of Sale. -Tien per cent. of the
purch'ase money on the day of sale
and the balance within thirty days
thereafter.
For further 'particulars and condi-
tions of sale, apply to:—
JOHN H. B'ES'T,
Seaforth, Ont.,
Solicitor for Vendor.
..W,ANTED.
New Laid
Eggs
EXTRAS 40c TRADE,
8x10 Glass Cash 5c Fresh Picnic
10x112 Glass . Cash 5c (Hams ...,. Cash
•112x14 Glass .. 'Cash 6c
6 in. Stove Pipes. ,'Cash 16c
7 in, Stove Pnpes.....'Cash' 17c
Fresh Putty .. . Cash 6c
IC,
Red 'Rose Tea ...% Ib. 21c
Salado (Tea • .. ...% lb. 21c
Lipton's Tea .. % lb 21c
Stable (Shovels Cash' 75c - 2 pounds Lard ... 21c
'Stable' IBrushes , (Cash 90'c 1 pound. Crisco Ric
4Pound' Axes 'Cash 1.35 Forest City Bk. Powder.. Ric
It Pays to buy Ort Egtnon'dville.
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We �l at
ANNUAL 1VIEETINiG
The annual meeting of the Pao'gels
siwes of. South Huron and t'h'e, U.F.10.
'Clubs of South Huron, will be held
in the town hall, Hensalll, on Wed-
nesday, Noivembtr 2nd, at '8.9.m.
JOTS. FOIRRESIT, Sec.
FOR SALE
Barred Rock pullets, 6f4 months
old. (Apply to WIM. RIUIITL,'DIGIE,
!Sea:forth R.R.''2, lPlho7ne 61'6r2. 4.3
YOUNG PIGS
For sale. WM. LaVIIINGS'TON,
Hallett, Ph;onne 247 r 31, Seaforth• 43.
ESTRAYIED.
11300 Ib. 'bay 'm'ace. 4 white legs and
..white face. 'Find'er please phone 2176,
Sea'fo'rbh. 43.
'HOUSE AND TWO LOTS
Corner o'f (George and Victoria sts.,
Seaforth. Eight rooms, good cellar,
hard and soft water, latter inside.
Electric lights. Good (barn and shed
suitable for ;good garage. 'MRS: P. De-
OOIUIRISIFJY, Egnrandviile. 49. Want and For Sale Ads. 1 time, 25'c.
FOR RENT.
!Furnished cottage in Seafonth, 00
rent to reliable people. ,For particulars -
apply by letter to Box 327, The Sea -
forth News.
H'OU'SE TO R'EN1T.
On. ,Ord street,' hall of double tene-
ment house. Apply to Box 1'5'5, Sea -
'forth, or phone 77.
STRAYED
One bay driver and one brown driv-
er, strayed on or about Sep'terrtblear
30Th, from L. W:i•lliamson's, Brussels,
(Phone 109x; or write box 76, Brus-
sels. 43..
OA'NARIiES FOR SALE.
From impor'te'd sltock, two of the,
best breeds, Sit. Ai'dreaslberg and Max,
Stein R'ol!gers. Apply to MRCS. C. A.
AIDIAiMS, Church street, Sees'forthl,
Phone 270. 43
For rational Advantage—For Individual Benefit
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1932
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