The Seaforth News, 1932-12-01, Page 1Kapp n'es's 'hSe plot ;her seat
And cev!tre :n the breast,
,We may be wise, or rich, or great,
But never can be iblles't':
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HURON COUNTY'S.
LEADING N E W S P APER
'Nae treasures, nor pleasures,
Could make iis happy llan'g;
The heart aye's the garaye
That makes us right or wna'nlg.
B urns.
WHiO1LLE : S'ERI'ES, VOL. 54, No. 48
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY
DECEMBER 1, 1932.
Phone 84.
DINNERS and SUPPERS
Regularly
HOT LUNCHES
at all hours
OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices Reasonable
1. •
y p
Confectionery and Restaurant
Hubbard
Squash
H'A'LF PRICE
75c. 90c 1.00 per dozen
CLARKS PORK & BEANS --
4 for 25c
MUFFETS per pkg. lOc
OVA+LTIINIE, per can 45c & 67c1
CITRON PEEL, per fh for ohoice 28c
LEMON &'ORANGE PEEL a caps
'or cut mixed,'...... 18
MARA'SCHINO.OHER1IES inliqu-
id 344 oz. red or green,
2 battles 25c
VELTEX TOILET TISSUE -
2 rolls (4000 sheets) .. 25c
LEMON OZL, 12 oz, bo'ttles......19c
TRAS'OUITS, regular 2 for 25c
;Special i 3 for 25c
NEW PRUNES, 3 ,Obs ...... . 25c
f'FT'A:WES' VELVET SHOE POLISH
3for. 25c
RAISINS with or without seed's
2 lbs. 25c
CAN'D'IED PINEAPPLE
(Green, red or natural' 60c lb.
Dried apples at . per Ib. 3c' but must
he bright, dry, and in large quar-
ters. Apples cut into small pieces
or slices not wanted.
F. D. IHUTCHISON
PHONE 166
COAL
QUALITY -SERVICE
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PHONE
E. L. BOX
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TUCKERSMITH.
Mr..,James Wallace of Essex, is v'is-
litjg with relatives in this district.
(Mrs, William 'Cameron was visiting-
at
isitingat the home Of her sster, Mrs. Roy
S!eb'tdhmer, of 'Shanley, over bh
week -end.
Mrs. Fletcher Ta'wnsen'd is .spen'dintg
a few days wufh her parents, Mr. and
Mos. Trick of London.
:Mr, and Mrs. ;Larne Webster o
NfoK'illop spent Tuesday evening at
Mr. Cecil .Glees.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnston and
CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Church —
. Pa
star
Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A.
111' amt. -11'464k worship. Swbpect,
"The Fate of a Sluggard," 5th in a
series of messages. fnam Proverbs.
2.30 pan. --Sunday school and 'Bibi'
elasses.
7 p.m.—tPulbilie womslhip. Subject,
"Our Attitude to the New. Song ser-
vice 7 to 7.•115 pm. Some .of 'the old fa.
vorites.
WILL RECEIVE
Mrs. Edwand Boswell will re'ceiv'e
for the first time since earning to Sea-
forth,an Friday, 'December the 9th,
from 4 to 6 ,pan.
W.I. MEETING.
The Junior In'sti'tute will hold 'their
regular monthly ,meeting, Tuesday
evening, Dec. 6th, at 8 &elock, alt the
home of Miss Mary Pap'ple. A good
programme is provided for.
BOWLERS' EUCHRE
The s'econtd olf a series of stag eu-
chres was held by the Se'aforbh Bowl-
ing Club in the -own hall on Monday
even'in'g, with - a good attendance. The
prize winners were: games, Hurry
Stewart, Dr, Bedhely; lane .hands,
Fred Barlow; .00nsolation, Chas. ,Stew-
art Sr., W. J. Duncan. '
BY-LAW I'S CHANGED
LA't a ,special .meeting of the Sea'for4h
town council on Thurs'dtay night last
the old town by -Taw with regard to
.hawkers and pedd'ler's was. repealed,
and a new by-'taw,passed which makes
the 'licen's'e for resident hlalwkers and
peddlers $115 a year, and non-iresidenit,.
$25 a year. AOI members were present,
A.Y.P.A.
A group of young 'pe'o'ple met at
the Rectory on Thursday eventing,
Nov. 24, and an A. Y. ,P. IA. was or-
g!anized. It .was rdecided to hold the
meetings on the list and 3rd Mondays
o:f every month at eight o'clock. The
following officers were appointed:
Patron, Canon Appleyard; prelsid'enit,
R. Arc'h'fb'ald; Vice-president, iM. Wil-
bee;O'se'c., B. Southgate; treasurer, E.
Edgar. The next meeting, which is
to be in the formi df a s!o'oial, will be
held' Monday •eventing, December 5th.
Alt those interested' please be present.
HOME AND SCHOOL MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of the
Horne and School Ass'ocia'tion will he
held in the .public lsahlaai 0:51 Monday
evening next, December fifth, . at 8
olcioak. The ad'dres's of the evening
will be ,given by Rev, J. B. ,Klai'ne, BdA.
There will also be several musical
uu!mbers. A cordial invitation is ex -
e tended to the ,pulbl,ic to attend this
meeting. The aSsaciation extpedbs to
have a colledtion of old, magazines and
newsplapers 'in the spring, and would
ask ,that the people ,of the 'town and
.4cinlity would save these for them in
f their homes.
on df Vlarn'a spent last
S'un'day at .Russelil. Coleman's.
IHu'gh Blall of the Huron Road is
busy these days ,grinding grain for the
1a'rmcts..
'Lewis Telb'bulbt and John 'Martin
bought .some ,bung settle ireful Mr,
O1Brien• to feed this winter.
Mr. Jas. Lamdslbo'rou'gh its helllpeng
Cecil Oke cult wood these days.
The yotung ,people df Welet End' are
busy these nights practising for a
cantata for Ch'ris'tmlas. West End al-
ways puts an something good.
Mr. Thlas. Welsh orf ;Hens'al'l, is
again buyi'n'g bit -Ober and taking it to
his mill to he m'anns'fadtured into lum-
ber in that village. Mr. Welsh has
been exltenisli'vel'y engaged' in the lum-
ber business far many years .and is
again at it and getting out ''l'arg'e quan-
tities of logs.
Miss Etta Bell of London Spent the
week end .withher parents, I
a rat
p e s, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Bell.
Mr. W. M. (Doig attended d. 'bhie 'Royal
Fair in Toronto last week and also
called to see 'his old friend, Robert
Elgie, alt the ,Western ;h'dsp'ibal.
ST. JAMES' ARTS 'CLUIB
'St. James' Amts Club ih'eild its regu'l'ar
meeting in the parish hall on, Friday
evening, Ntovelmlber 25th, with Mr.
Ignatius OMLeany in dharige. 'After a
lengthy bu's'iness session, Mr. Fred
O'Leary op'ehed the program with a
reading. A vo'cat: solo by Miss Nellie
Ve'tibeem, acdo1mlplanie'd'by Miss Celes-
tine O'Leary, was the next 'number .on
the program. Mr. Arthur Devr'reaux
then, gave din extempore reading, an
amusing one act ,farce w'as presented
by Misses Mary Fortune 'and Isa'bel
Flannigan and Messrs. Thos. Nolan
and Mervin Lane. Rev. Father Goetz
gave a short tank, ,concluding the pro-
gram. Foltolwi,nlg the recreation the
meeting adjourned.
SISTER PARISE;S
'Following .a adntlplamatively short illl-
ness, Mrs. E. Sclantlebury, wh'o' for
the .pelst six years has been matron ,af
theStratford S ratnd Houlse of Rdfwge died
in the General era] Hbs ntal TuesdlaY night.ht.
She is to be hurled today. 'The deceas-
ed w0nsan had, during -her .term las ma-
tron, won the relslpedt of the inmates
there and her suddlen death will cdnate
as a deep 'Shook to her many friends
there and throughout the city. Born in
Nottinghamshire, ' Enlgltanld;she had
M'rs J. J. Bryant has retuened to hived inStrafford for the past twenty
years, ,and faemenly lived far s. time in
Toronto. She is survived by her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. George Hanley,
her !home,' Pine Lold!ge, Roxboro, hav-
ing spent bhe ]dart three weeks' at St.
C'aBherines, Hamilton and L'on'don,
rAi'ti'ng her sons.
IProspelcts look ,go'o'd for anice crop
this year, The Old. Maitland River at
Rmdboao Bridge is ,pwttiusg an lois wi'n
ter coast .early.
tr
Rlox!bono has atiw'ays been famed 5or
its No. 113. school "Christmas enter-
tainment. ;This year will -.he no ex-
ception..Be ready for it-Deic. 21st,
heir hus'b'and, .at'e son George, and one
dlaughter Gertrude MIa'ry, bearing her
name. 'Pw'o brothers, William Hanley,
the manager of .the Royal Bank
Brandh at Chatham, and George H!an-
ley, trimester Of the Avon Chest Com-
pany, formerly Of Stratford, but now
in Seaforth, al's'o survive;--lS:brelfford
Beacom -Herald.
NEW BOOKS AT THE
,PUIBLI'C LIBRARY.
(Adult Fli!dtion--ITgve Golden Years,
IGibibs; .Prologue to Love, Oslten'so;
Lark As'cendin'g, De la Roche; lBig
IBu!siness H'wtelblinson• -lot Water,
iWo'd'e'houlse; Forlorn Iduvd, Mars'h-
all; OIb'seure Destinies, C'a!tlieir; Far-
away, Priestley; - ,Ramona, Ja'ckso'n;
Seven for a Secret, Webb; 'Head
Tide, Lindoln; The Fortress, Wal-
pole; !Sheets in the Wind, Cullum;
MognoOua 'Street, Golding; Red Pep-
per Rt'turits, Rich'mo'nd!M'is's PinI-
erto.n, Rinehart; - (?Arizona Ames,
'Grey; .Roblber's Roost, Grey; Bull-
dog Drummond, MdNehll Return of
(Bul'ld'og Da•ummoncl; Ma Cinderella,
!Wright; (Desert'Sand, Pedder; Cap-
Italia Anther's •Dlau!ghlter, Deland; A
Joyous Adventure, 'Or'czy; Voices
!from the Du!stt, Farnol; Old' 'Wine
and New, Deepliing; !Benefits Re-
ceived, 'Ros'ntlan; VIa'grui!fi'cenit Ob=
session, Dlaiglllas,
iJuvien'i4'e-,Nlan'cy :Reese, 'Tih'o'mps'on;
lRebe',c'ce of 'Sunnry!bro'ok Farm, Wig-
Noln•jFhdti'on—{Sjpeeit Fire, Ballan-
tylne; Yoe. and Your Hand, Cheiro;
Dramatic E!pis'ode!s in Canada's His-
tory, Jelffenys; Painitliing and Sculpture
in Canada, Hammond; 'Paddle and
.Palette, -Davies; 'Graphic Arts Yeah
(Book, „inl-.'""
ELECT OFFICERS FOR 1933.
The anneal meeting elf the 7mnlb'r
Farmers was held in the Carnegie Li-
brary hall on Mendlay_ervenin'g. Presi-
dent )1rn Doig presided aver ,the meet-
ing. The year's work and ,fin'an'ces were
reviewed by secretary -treasurer, Will-
son McCartney. Hockey for the don- Y
ing seasons was the main itemof dis'-
oulssao'n. Four team's, Tudkersanith, ,Eg- A'
mo'ndlvu'lie, Winthrop and ISIt. Colum
ban, the same as last year, will play.
Dou'blehead'er games will be :played a
every Saturday night as before. 0011. t
A. rules to. govern.
'The eledbion df officers for 1933 re -
suited as 1oll'dws': President, Amt Ni- j
ch'altson; vice ,pres'i'dent, Vincent Lane; ap
secretary -(treasurer, W'ilsbn 'iyDuCamt-
nay; manngin:g do'm'm'iibtee, Percy Lit -
de, t
tde," Winthrop; John L. Mallone, St. lis
Colulm'ban; Bent Golve'ni'ock, Egm'onud
rifle; Harry Chesney, Tuckersneifh, b
EGMONDVILLE..
The iEgmondville Y.P.S. had au ex-
cellent meeting on Mlondiay evening:
Miss Gladys Coleman had arranged
for progressive'crdkino'le and a treat
of candy,—,that was for the .social
hour. The first part of the ev'enin'g was
interesting as usual, entertaining and
wors'hi'pful. Miss (Margaret F'orresit
read a paper on "'Trate :Sportsman-
ship." Miss Marion -'Wallace told a'bout
educational Work in India IMlisls'H•elen
Thompson. led lin 'the devotions assist-
ed 'by Misses Anna Love and' Minna
Stewart Miss !Gerltie WIeIbster was' at p'i'ano, Miss Vivian :Townsend was
secretary anti Miss Alice Thompson
k tt
presided. Next 'weehe, YAP$. di -
wades for a NNeilS!haw Missiion Circle
meeting and the Young Men's 'Club.The Youn!g'•Men'�s. Club will have an
open di�s'cus'tion on Systems of Educe -
tion. Mr, Peterson, Mr. {Wood and
Mr. M!allood!m will open the discu'ssion,
speaking on the systems 'of Denmark,England, Canadla..: All young men
wh711,be welcomed=1Mbn., .Dec. 5, 8 pun..
Chief Angus. McLean df the TrailRangers presided' on Monday even -
hag at.7 o''d eck. TJ mentor told an-
other chapter elf his Hearth Fire
Stories. Hans were made for further
badge work and dame games were
played. At 8 o'clock the camp closed
fora Week. All the 'me'mb'ers were
present.
.The Egmon'divvlie Auxiliary of the
W.M.S.'is entertaining the membersof Huron 'Presbytery at bhe dinner -
hour on!Tuc'sday, Dec. 6 in the sch'oo'l-
room of the ichuedh. iT'he regular meet-
ing of the Auxiliary will therefore
take place that afternoon at 2:20 .pan.As this is the las't 'mee'tin'g for this
ear, all the members and Ass'o'ciate
Helpers are urged' to attend. Mfrs. Jas.
hien 5101 give a talk on bhe new
Study-iBob'k.
Friday evening of last week, Mr.
rad Mrs. Simpson of Egmendville en-
c? c1 aS a sixty of their friends
an'd neighbors from the 2nd line and
fnom Egmondeilhe, when a most en
bylablle time was spent . by all. The
'acnou's rooms with shining floors,
certainly were very tempting, while
he m'u'sic, which was furnished ,by
es'srs, Sltelwart, Lilthliroe, Chesney,
Haney and Gemmell, was of the very
est, and such a number of beautiful
ancers made us feet young again.
The grace'fu'l lancers, folllotwed by the
stately quadrille, the' the dreamy
valise, then .the two-step and the mer-
ry barn dance. I tell you Old' Man
Depres'sion .lead 'to •creep under ,the bed,
anyway, he kept mat of sight for that
night. 'There were card tables for
those who wished and Some of the
oder guests enjoyed a good game. A
midnight a delicious • luncheons was
served, alter which we enjoyed a num-
ber of olld time ,songs, b'e'autifully ren-
dered. Again, the music, sprigh't'ly, en
tioiaig; we had jigs, Sltratihsipeys and
reels, put life and mettle in their heels.
How could we 'leave till the wee sun'
hours in bh morning. A feature Of th'e
evening was bhe dancing Of the High, l
land fling by h'al'f a dozen young girls',
and yawnig ,men, a beautiful • sight, anrd
one hard to beat, also some fine step
dancing w'hildh was Iteaebi'ly en'cored,
also a'caon dance by twoDung meat,
*Meth 'caused merriment. Will .too soon
came 'berme -going time, when all join-
ed in singing "old favorites," and
thanking our amiable host and ,hosltes's
for giving us such a grand time, we'
wended ,our ,ways hlo'me, tired hut Hap -
PT, and thinking this is not such a bad
old world after all.
FORMER RESIDENT PASSES
Mrs !L. C. Jaicksion received word
on Tues'd'ay 'morning of the death of
her sister, Mud. E. Me'ssett alt Peters-
bung, Tlll., with wham she spent sev-
eral weeks recently. Though Mrs.
Me'ssedt had not been enjoying the
best 'elf health, word of her death
came as a shock. She was formerly
Muss Elizabeth 'Pidwdbl, d'au'ghter of,
the late Simon Powell of !Seaforth, and
her husband, who prede'ce'ased ,her
seven years ago, was engaged in the
monument .business before leaving
Selaforth many years ago.
iTlhe funeral, took place on Wednes-
day afternoon to Oaklan'd. Cemetery.
Petersburg, Illinois.
Her eldest son resides in Winnipeg
and her only daughter in 'Chi'cago, and
two sons are at 'home. 'Besides Mrs.
.Taokson of town, she is survived by
three brothers, Dr. Powell, Camden,
NJ., and .Messrs. Charles and 'Fred
Poavelll of And'nilore, :Pennsy'lvan'ia.
HURON COUNTY FOAL CLUB
MEMBERS MAKE EXCEL-
LENT SHOWING.
!The class 'for colts, judged on type
and conformation, and' the Boys' Foal
Slhdwmanslhp Comnpeti'tions, open to
members of the Boys' Foal •Clubs
lhrotughloat the Province were held at
the Royal Agricultural Winter •Fair,
Toronto on, Wednesdlay afternoon,
November 24th respectively. Three
.members d£ bhe 'Seaforth Foal Club
and their 'colts were entered in these
contests, as fdfldws: 'Allister Broad -
:kat, S'elatorbh 3, Cli'fiford Smith, Kip -
pen 3, and Stuart D. McEwen, Clin-
ton 5.
In the colt 'competition Allister
Broadfadt won 41th prize of $12.00
and Stuart D. MelEiwen w'an 13ith
prize of .5.00 on their colts.
nn+ the Showmanship cOm!peti'tion
_Atll'i'slber Bro'adfio'o+t 'won list prize of
$25.00, and .a silver trophy- presented`
.by Col. the Hlon'. T'h'os. L. K'enn'edy.
(Smart D. MSEwen wan 116th prize of
$10.00 and Clifford Smith 23rd prize
Of 4110.00 !Forty' boy's competed in
these .contests. The total prize money
'won• by the three 'boys' was $62,00
which in'dh''c'aites so'metthing of the ex
'celltent qu'alltty of the colts aholwn and
also t!h:e sh'ownim'anshttp ab'ilh'ty .of ' the
boys fmolm Hunan County, and 'we ex-
tend our most &natty congratulations
I o tlh'ein.
The good work done by these boys
an!
d tlh'eiz
pr a mane
y wren by them
reflects 'th'e whole hearted interest of
the boys, and the educational value to
'ph!e marathons of the Flail Club, by
this farm of horse imlprotvemeult work
caurried on by the o'nn*aniz'sl i'on. of the
Seafon'th Foal Club, under bhe super-
•V
Sealtorbh Agricultural ,Slocielty and the
:Ontario Department of Agriculture,
LIONS MEET.
ision, and with the aslsi'stance of the
fad _. Diamonds {k- —
giExpert Watch Repairi
Now On Sale
'CHRDSTIMAS CARDS
in endless vae'iety. Yell new stock, new
designs, new •s'hapes, new verses on
therm, bright, lively, l'ovel'y 'Christmas
Cards, haanno'rous cards, cards just
radiating (Christmas 'cheer. Just the
Christmas cards y'oiu are looking for
you will 'find here .and 'th'ous'ands of
cards to select from 5c.
Priced 5c to 15c.
Gift Caiendars that just supply the
need for some 'pretty and useful 'favors
when an expensive gift ii's not required.
These ares ,direct importations from
England and are the well known, in-
ternationally „
y known Va9entyn'e 'Bl'ac'k
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line.
Priced lac to $'1.50.
All the latest and newest in Gift
Goods 'will be addled to the line we
regularly .carry far this Christmas
Season and we ,will be ,d'elightedto
have you call in and look them over.
Fred. S. Savauge
t'1
JEWELER & OPTOMETRIST
THE GIFT ISIHOP.
Your seledtibn set aside Phone 194
for C'1urnsfmas.
Our Gift to You.
With every Diamond !pu'rchased a suitable Wedding Ring
absolutely free. With every Wedding iRin'g purchased, a
beautiful piece of Silver Absolutely free.
'Tune in ,n station 10 BIP. 1200 kiiacylcles, each!
Wednesday at 12 to 12:50 °Week and 7:415 to 7:45.
o'clock for our Bro'adcast.
Watches
*Poop tf:o IW
WINTHROP.
'The W.M,S. and La'd'ies' Md of Ca-
vell Church will meet an Tuesday,
Dec. 6th, at the home Of Mrs. F..Bul-
lard. Please nate change of date. This
will be the :annual meeting.
LOX. 813 held their annual social
evening ''in the hall last Monday even.
mg. The fir'st few hours were spentprog
+wonrbsyiM'rs.u1'lI'elvin Clehre, the arkebeing
won
';Theron `Betti'es and after lunch a good
1pe'agnanem'e was given. It olp'ened with
a few Wor'd's frown Distric't Master
iBlro. F. Bullard, Worshipful Master
Bro. P. Little was chairman • and
'gave en a'd'dress followed' by a selec-
biau front the Patrick, Htihien! and
'Strong anchestra. Past Masters Bre.
John Bullard and Bro. Wm. Kinney
'gave short addresses on .the ;good work
of the Orange Order. Charles Boyd
tgawe two sodas. Mir. T. Rands of Sea
forth gave violin selections with Miss
Maylbeile Rands at the piano. A very
humorous recit'at'ion was given by
Neil Montgomery. A very interesting
ta'l'k was given by the County Master,
Brio. Fawlder, Crediton. Bro. Pough,
of Exeter gave a talk au gond ?work
being • done by the protestant home
for Orphan Children alt 'Ric'hm'ond
Hill ,fo'lidwed by a selection' by •bhe
Dodds .and Smith orchestra. A few
hours were spent in danoing
(Don't forget the euchre and dance
this Friday evening. Gents 251c. Lia -
dies bring lunch.
IWe are •sorry to hear of Annie, Ruth
and George P.ettlhic'k being an . the
sick li's't with the measles.
Miss M•argaret'Mlontgoanery spent
:Sunday at the hwine of her parents.
'We were sorry to hear of Mr. Hen-
ry 'Beuerman 'having lost his large
barn by'fire 'last Saturday night.
The benelfit dance ,put .an by the ,10'01
ball clubs • for Andy Crozier last Fri-
dley night was well attended. The hall'
was filled to"capacity. We are glad to
see Andy i'mpro'ving alter his serious
accident while ,playing football.
i31r. Cuthill lost a v'aNuablle caw last
week.
HARLOCK.
]Old Pioneer Passes.Jllhere passe
away alt his 'home, .lo!t 9, ton, 111, i
H'ul1'ebt on Friday morning, Nevem
ber 29th, an.old .and respected res'idetr
in . the pens'an of 'Mr. Wm. Jenkins
The funeral service .was •c'ondu'cted a
his ham's Monday, afternlooea by Rev
Gardiner orf L'andesboro Un'i'ted church
of which the deceiased was a 'liifelo'n
member, although for the past to
years he was unable to attend. Born
in Hlalton county he came to'Huro
when he'was 12 ye'a'rs of age, c'anttinu.
ing to reside in these parts all his life
On Apri11' .10, 11867, lee was married to
Charlotte Dempsey, d!gu'ghlter of the
fate John Dempsey; of God'eiri,o'h tp.,
who predeceased him 13 years ago.
Atter marriarge they took up' 'house-
keeping on .th'e Yarm knolwn n'o'w ,as,the
HesseOwoo'd' farm where they farmed
for five years, buying 100 acres Of
.bu'slh, half a mile east of there. Here
.they hewed out a ,home for bh:ems'elvjes
clearing the land acre -by acre. He was
of Irish descent, a man of upright
character anfd' w.a's highly respected
throughout the community. (In p:o7ithos
he was aConls'ervative. He was an Or-
angeman nearly alt his life and was an
honorary melmber df Lon'dies'b!o'no
Lodlge No, ;063. He is .survived by one
son, J'oh'n, on. the home 'farm and' three
daughters, Mrs. Philip Jiatrues, of
Wintgh,am• Mrs. John Watkins, of
Clinton and .Miss Lottie a,t Nome. Four
grandchildren also survive. Interment
was made in Clinton. cemetery, the
pali6'earens were a Son -lie -law, Mr.
John Watkins, b r v Is n Har
Wat s two a d o s ry
g
and Billie Watkins,'Clinton, and three
nel'gihlbiors, Thames Leiip'er, Frank Mc-
Gregor and Pieter Taylor. Floral of-
ferings, came from the family, the W.
M.S. of 'Lomldesbero' United Church,
the Women's !Institute of Clinton H'u.
ran Ldd'ge No. 397, Clinton, and Mrs.
Morgan' Agnew. Friends at the funeral
included Mrs. G. A. Cooper and Earl,
Mr, and Mins, Albert Blond, Mr, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Rot est •Cal'dlough Of Goderic•h
oiwn'slhlp... An aged sister died in Tor -
auto August 112th.
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The semi-mlonvthly b'antgtiet of the.
Seaiiarth Lions .cilulb was h'el'd Monday
night with a full attendance of mem-
bers, Lion F. S. IS'avaege pres'i'ded.
Rev. Canon Ed!wand Appiey'ard -' was
guest stpealeer.
Tauesday for his, Wingiiam h'o'me.
LEAVES HOSPITAL.
M+r; Thomas Field, injured in a Mo-
tor accident at Rental uu which bis
wife was fatally in{jer.ed, was able to
leave Sco•tt. Memorial 'Hospit'al on
WEST BRODHAGEN.
Barn Burned.-lA bad fire occurred
in this neighbor'hao.d last 'Saturday ev-
eningon the farm of Heney F. Reiter
-
Mann, Jr., when his bug ,b'arn burned ' 'to
the ground with all the season's crop
from 250 acres of •land; the live s'to'ck
was all s'ave'dbut bhe ch'i'ckens were
all last. This is a big loss to Mr.'
A FAREWELL
0In .memory of Mrs. J. S. Roberts!).
Happy times we two 'have had,
'S'ometimes jovial, seldo'm sad,
1Nlow, old friend, I w'a've my 'Nand
To yon in that other 'land:
Death bias clammed you but the shore
IIs not silent as, of yore,
Voices that I used to hear
W'hislpen' softly in my ear,
E'en the shadow of the shade
D'oes not (make ,my ,soul dismayed,
For the Pilot waits for me
O1otse beside the sullen sea;
Sadly I enust say •good'ibye
(We'll' meet solrne day, you and L
H. Isabel Grah'ann.
B'euermann, The corre's'pondent did
.not 'hear h'o'w m'u'ch insurance there
was on .the building.
'just before ,cloying this 'letter I was
told 'by phone that Mr. Charlie Rock
lost his barn the same way this after -
neon (Monday) between 2 and
olo!ok, about 113e miles east of the vil-
lage of Br!odlhagen.
Mr. George Diegel elf Br'odhtage'n
went to 'To'ron'to Monday to have an-
other ,operation performed on his head
fallwhen, Which
1 as injured two years ago this
he fell off the scaffold .when
building !bhe new church at Monkton,
He could nidt work at times for paint
in his heald. We hope he will be cured
this time.
Mr. and. Mrs. iWint. Isidhe of Seb-
rrn'gville called . on Mr. and lire.
Chiarlie Regete fast Friday .afternoon.
BRUCEFIELD.
,Mr. and Mrs. Zapife of our vi'lnage
have gone to Detroit to spend a few
weeks with friends.
!Miss Irene Snider and Mr. and Mas.
Mtonteilth and family, all of .London,
spent the week end with friends in the
vibl'age.
Mr. Waiter MacBelath of Sas'katche-
wan Is visiting friends in the village
and vicinity at present.
Nurse Hazel Hlaugh of .'Toronto' is
at her ]aorta at .present. Her many
friends 'will .be glad to hear that .she is
recovering from her recent illness,
;Mo. 'tilted 1G'ralinger's sister, 'M'rs.
Jones, who ha's been visiting at his
home has gone to Toronto, to the
home of her cou's'in, w'hb recently. met
with such a serilouls adcident.
NINTH ANNUAL
Commenceine
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SEAFORTH ' COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Cardno's Hall, Fri., Dec. 2, 8p.m.
Presentation of 'dipliomals and prizes. awns. Dances. Gymnastics.
Two One -Act Plays-
1The- aqui in the Bawler Hat"
! 'by A. A. Miluie,
"A Night ,at ,an. Ilam" by (Lord ,Dnimis'an ;
y
General ;Adinislsiour 466 tax inilciu!de
Id. Reserved n an seats for '
Alberhantls Drug ]Shore o „ 1Oc extra
'5, . at
1 d after Nov. 25th.