HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-12-15, Page 1(Life land Love set out together; -
Oat upon the king's highway;_,
Careless, 'they, of wind and weather,
1Laughmig, singing, J'oylous, gay
Tinte:and Tide, their courses keeping'
'Carried ;Life ,and Love'along;
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HURON COU N T Y 'S ' LEADING NEWSPAPER
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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1932.
Phone 84.
Often laughter turned to 'weeping,' .'
Care and sorrow stopped their song.
ILi£e
and Love are still together,
Far upon the "king's 'highway,
'Spite of stress' and storm 'and weather,
/Love'h:as always''foun'd a way
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WHERE WILL YOU BUY
YOUR C.HRI'STMAS
CANDIES
,These are our prices'
,Christmas Mixture 10c lb
Satin 'Mixture 25c lb
French Cream ....2 lbsfor 35c
Caramels and Chocolates
:Mixed 25c lb.
Fancy Boxes .. from 25c
Canes from 2 for 5c
• Phone 26.
Confectionery and Restaurant
Navel
Oranges
in abundance
Seedless, sweet, the best oranges we
get and at moderate prices, 25c,
30c, 40c, 60c per doz.
ALMONDS & WIALNUTS,
per ib • 40c
CANDIED CHERRIES at
, • , 40c and 60c lb.
CANDIED PINEAPPLE -
per 1b. 60c
RAISINS, 'Seedless 13o; Seeded 13c;
+Lexias 1'3c, largest and finest
Valendias 118c. Bleached Sul-
tanas 18c.
J,ELLIES.--Young's. 3 for 215c, Shir-
riffis Luscious, 3 for 25c; De
(Luxe 6 for 2'5'c.
BAKING MOLASSES in bulk 6c lb.
Baking Syrup 10c lb
MIRED NUT'S. A.11 new, walnuts, al-
monds, filberts and _ Brazils, in
equal quantities (no peanuts)
'per lb`..:. 16c
(SHELLED PEANUTS .. 2 lbs25c
CORN, l's .... . .... . . ..per cart 5c
LBWS SOAP, Lange cake, pink, yel-
low ,and mottled,. very popular
at 10c. Speciial, per cake 5c
GREAT STAR FLOUR. Made from
'Western wheat, the most • •popular,
flour we've had; per aw't' ..$2.05
FEED MOLL 'SISES, beat quality ('by
the barne.l). per gallon 20c
F. D. HUTCHISON
PHONE 166
COAL
QUALITY -SERVICE
HONE
E: P'43
L. BOX .
For Xmas Cannel Coal
CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Churcb,-Pastor,.
Rev. W. P. Lane, BA..
Sunday, Dec. 18Th.
11 ann.- Public Worship. ,Subject:
The Ceaseless Warfare of the Prince
of ,Peace.
2:30 p.m. Sunday School and Bible
!Classses.
7 pan. Pu'blic Worship. Subject:
,Our Attitude To the New. No. 3.
(Song service 74:15.
RANK OrPEINS.
First skating :of the season in the
rink was held on Monday night. Lust
season there Was no skating until
'February, lashing ,only three weeks.
ST. JIAMES' AR I S CLUB
On Friday evening, December 911h,
1St. James' Arts Club held its regular
meeting in the pariah hall with Mr•
'Eugene Duncan in charge. The main
'feature oi€the program was put' on by
the 'boys of the Club and consisted of
an amusing comedy skit and choruses.
Miss Angela Eckert and Mr. Prank
Reynolds read the new edition of the
'Arts Club .Journal. Following the re-
creational period, the meeting came to
a close,
BLOCK ENDANGERED BEY FIRE
IA fast -developing roof fine in the
sauith section of ,the .Cardno ., Blo.olc
about one•o''clock on, Tuesday was
fortunately 'discovered n :t me to e
extinguished by 'the firemen .without
requiring water, the chemi'cal's on the
truck proving sufficient. An overheat-
ed stave in Nelson 'G1e'w's room
adjoini'ng the stairway' ,entrance to the
:hall, started' a s'moul'dering fire in the
partition 'between The 'front ,and rear
rooms and it soon ran uip into the
roof, Mr. Glew was asleep in,. the
room' and was ;wakened by the arrival
of the 'firemen. iMr. Ohas. (McNamara,
who occupies the front roam, was 'on
the street: at (the time.
The first intimation of the fire Dame
,from persons on Main s't. who saw
smloke iss'ving from the roof.
AT ST. THOMAS' CHURCH.
St. Thomas' Anglican "Church
fourth Sunday in Advent,' December
lith. The hymns and lessons will
bear on the su'bjec't of `'Christian'
joy." Canon Appleyiard ,will' be pre-
sent at bo'bh services. Sunday s'ch'ool
at 3 p.m. ' Evening ' seritron . theme,
"The Last Judigment.
DIES SUDDENLY.
A telegram was received by the
'Charters' -family this week with
word of the sudden passing of Mr.
Arthur Mason .,at , Saskatoon, Sask,
At time of Writing lip further parti.-
ctlars'have been received.
A letter was received at the Char-
ters' tome at the end of 'last weak
from Me. Mason himself, but there
was no indica'ti'on that he was not in
Ms usual health. The lake Mr. Ma's'on
was a native of Tuckersmith, being
born on the Mill Rdad near Bruce -
field. His wide was formerly Mists
'J'a'ne Ch'arter's, who survives withone
son Charles.
Mr. Mason and family spent the
summer here two years ago.
OPEN ' EVEN'IINIGS 'NEXT WEEK
'For the, convenience of Christmas
shoppers the stores in Seaforth
will be open continuously from 8
a.m. to 9,30 p.m. all next week,
Monday, December 26th, stores
closed all day.
Seaforth Business Men's Association
HOCKEY SCHEDULE
JUNIOR FAi MER•LEAGUE.
IDec 31st -Winthrop vs Egmond-
vu1''le at 7:30 p.m.; St, Colurbau vs.
Tucicersml'bh at 9 p.m.
\Jan. 7tbh. - ITuakersmith vs, Win-
throp at 7:30; St. 'Oolumb'an vs.
Egmondville at 9 p.m.
Jan. 114th.- St. Oolu'mtb'an vs. Win-
throp at 7'30 p.m., Tu'ckersmi'th vs.
Egsaondville ,at 9 p.m. '
Jan. 211st. - 'Tuckers'mibh vs. St.
Columban at 7:30 p.m., Egmondrvilie
vs. Winthrop at 9 p.m.
Jan.' ..&bh: - Egm'ondvYlle vs. St.
idoilumban at 7:30 p.m., Winthrop vs.
Tuckersmith et 9 p.m.
(Feb. 4th. - )Winthrop vs. St. "Col-
umbian at 7:30 p.mr; Egmond'vfl'Ie vs.
Tuckers'm'i'bh, at 9 p.m.
The J'unior Farmers had a meeting
M'on'day to pass on the players for
the various .teams, at the Dick House.
The committee .of five, composted of
Harry Ch'esneyt for Tuckersmith;
Bent Glovenl'o'ck, Egrnondvi'lle; 'Jo'hn
Z. Malone, St. Golunuban Percy
Little, Winthrop; Bill Hart, neutral
man.
The following players were passed:
For Sit. Columb'an team: Frank
Hart, John H'ol'land, Emmett Mal-
one, Norman McQuaid, John Flan-
nery, John Moylan, Joseph Dante,J'im
Lane, V. J. Lane, Harold Pethiok,
Thos. McQuaid, Gerald Doyle, Nor-
man Miles, Joseph Malone.
For Tuckersmith team: Wilfred. H.
Coleman, Wilson McCartney, George
M'COartney, Bob McCartney, Dave
MdInbos'h, Bob Archibald, Frank Ar-
ehibald, Robert John Dole, Paul Doig,
James Doig, Gordon Reynolds, Fra'n'k
Reynolds, Cyril, Reynolds, John Mac-
Kay, Neil 'Patrick, Harold El'l'so'tt.
Far Winthrop team: Welter E'a'ton,
Alvin ,Dale, Ernie Little, W. C. Mon't-
go'mery, Neil E. Montgomery, E'd-
nviard D:orranve, Reg. Little, Robit.
Dodds, Moody Holland, Arth'ur•','Aiex-
ander, Frank Case, Tom Blanchard,
Wilson Little, Hiram 'S'hannon, Frank
Johnston, F. Bullard, Casey Allen,
Stewiart Dolmage, Stanley Nichol.
Egmonidlvillle tela' Leo Hicknell,
IFinank Smoak, Charles Ferguson,
Frank Kling, John. Flannery, George
fKru'se, Arthur Nicholson, Rex M'c-
IGregor, Roy MoGeodh, Don. Dale,
'Jas. Morris, Hugh McMillan, Wil-
son Wright, Lloyd .MdGee.
DEATH ACOIDFINITAL
An inquest into the death' of 'Mrs.
Thomas Fields, ,Of Wingham, from
injuries in the accident near Hensall,
on ,Monday, November, 2188th, was con-
ducted in' the town hall on Tuesday
:by Coroner F. J. ,Burrows. The acci
dent -was found to be due to Vice on
the road, causing *the car in which
were the driver, Mr. Fields, and hi
wife, to skid into the dlteh. A Tra'c't
• ured skull aod, a broken vertebra o
Mrs. Field'
s
If
,the neck resulted in
CASE DROPPED:
The adjourned case against F. W.
Leisemer, 'Egmondville butcher, on a
charge under the hawker's and . ped'-
d'ler's bylaw, dud not come to . trial,
the town dropping the case.
Several division court" cases were
laid over until the January court:
s
death after reaching the hospital in
Seaforth. The driver, ..Mr. Fields, was
exonerated. The jury was composed
of Messrs. T. Swan Smith, foreman;
lE. C. Ohantberllain, Charles Brodie,
Alex. Mc(Gavin, Peter M'dlnwr, H.,
Wi'Ibee, Robt, Joynt and M. MacLeod...
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
IAlppearing before Magistrate Reid
itt the town hail, S'eaifor'th on Friday
morning to answer charges Haid foi-
ldwing the accident at the Egmlcend-
villelbridge, Mr. George Gray of Mit-
chell was given a year on suspended
sentence and the min'i'mum fine of $25
for naf remlainin'g at the scene of an
accident was ;im'po'sed, or in default
of pay'ment.of fine, one month in jail.
IHe agreed to pay Mr. Deichert for
da'm'age to buggy and harness.. The
case was the result of M'r. Gr'ay's ear
smashing into the rear of a buggy in
whicih Mr. and Mrs. Peter De'iehert
and baby daughter of Zurich were re-
turning home Mom 'Seaforth. Mr.
,Gray' was driving his ear in the same
direction on :his way to the .home of
another hoose;dealer, Mr. Hey at Zur
fdb. His defense was that he was
blinded by the street light on 'the op-
Iposite side of the bridge and was
watching for the turn, which caused
him to fag1; to see the lighted.lentern
on the buggy. '
I
{� •'`4 lUv
IA change in the play -toffs has been
arranged this year, whereby the sec-
ond and' third high teams will play a
sudden -death game to decide whi'c'h
will' meet the team itt high place.
Then winner of the 2nd and 3rd will
meet, the •high• team in the finals,
which will be two games; 'goals to
count.
The referees will be Gordon Muir,
(Joe: Hart, Allen' Reid.
!First game to start at 7:110 sharp.
TOWN COUNCIL
The regular meeting of the town
council was held on Monday evening.
Present were Mayor Daly, • Reeve
ISlmli'th, Councillors Bolton, Crosier,
(Hudson, Dale and Siteplhenls. Minutes
of special meeting of council were
read' and confirmed,
ISmilbh S'te'phen -Tlhat the foll'o'w-
ing accounts be paid: County rate,
$5,224.'5111; se:paraite . sch'ools,: $859.913;
pulbl'ic school; $1,081615!10; public lib-
rary, $'959:814.
,IByllaw No. 347 of :the Town of Sea-
foxlth, 11932, was ,givenits several read-
ings and passed, appointing election
officials, polling badths, etc for the
municipal election.
ITlhe report of the finance committee
was passed as ,foll'ow's: Jas. V. Ryan,
salary, $08; ..Jno. A. Wilson, $70; H.
(Snell, $60; 't Tilos. SfOrey, $160; R. S,
Hays, retainer, •$1100';"F, J. •Burrows,
M;'Dt, salary and' account, $1111825;
Hlighglanders • Band, grant, $100 R.
Bell E. and T. Oo., acdounit, $118.105.;,
IWIm. Ryan, hay, $885; CJN:R., cross-
ing protection and rent, $117.110; Bali
Tel. Co., account, $2245; S. Alien, acc,,
$5:35; L. Elberhat't, acct., $2.150; H. C.
(Box, acct., $5.00; P. U. Com., elect:
light and acct., $38:57; Canadian Leg-
ion, wreath, '$j10; John Earle, D.,C.,
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Only 9 Shopping Jiays
---Then Christmas
And with a store that is filled with gifts that just radiate Christmas cheer we feel quite sure you
will enjoy your Christmas shopping here. Every effort has been made to meet present conditions
and we are offering for this season values that are by far better than any we have heretofore offered.
We know you will enjoy a visit to this store, and we also know that your visit will save you
money for values are bigger and goods better than ever before. From our large stock we offer the
following suggestions:
For Her
Diamond Ring...... $20.00 up
Gift Rings, solid 'Gold . $2:50 up
,Pearl Necklets, Cased $1•:50 up
Wrist Watch $10.00 up:
,Leather Writing Set $4.00 up
Pearl Tone 'Toilet Sets $7i50 up
'Boudoir Clocks . $1,75 up
Compacts $1.00 u'
,Fountain Pen &'Pencil'Sets $2.7'5 up
Manicure 'Sets 1$2,40 up
FOR HIM.
,Emblem 'Ring p.00 up
S'igne't Ring $4.00 up
Tie Pins $1.00 up
Cuff Links '50c up
FOR HIM. FOR HIM.
Wrist 'Watch . . $3.50 up Stone Set Ring $5.00 up
Pocket Watch.... $5.00 up : Travelling Set, leather.. $5.00 up
Pen & Pencil Set l$2.75 up Shaving Sets
Wardonia Razor $1.00 up !Pearl 'Tone3.00 up
Bill Folds . ...... $1.00 up
For The Home
Alarm Clock '$1125 "up 23 piece Silver Service $116.00 up Carving Stets, Stainless Steel
Kitchen 'Clock r'f2.50 up .'Silver 'Tea Pot, Sugar $4.50 up
Hall • Clock .: ... $118.00 up and Cream $14.00 up : Silver Casserole $5.00 up
Grandfather .Clock... $100.00 up 'Glasses for Dad or Mather Electric :Lamp $2.30 up
94.piece Dinner Set.. $13:50 up l$500 up Silver Muffinters $1.00 up
Lovely Christmas l Cards ....2c to 10c each Beautiful Gift Calendars...:15c to 125 each
OUIR GIFT TO YIOU
With every $25.00 Diamond Ring a Suitable 14k Wedding Ring absolutely Free.
With every Wedding Ring a beautiful piece of silverware Free.
We cordially invite you to visit the Store.
red S. Savauge
The " Gift Shop
OPEN EVENINGS.
PHONE 194. RES. 10.
JEWELRY, D'IAi3IIf,ON,DSS, !WATCHES, FANCY 1CHINA
GIFT GOODS
Tune in on'Station ,10-1BIP, 250 meters 1200 k, for our Broadcast on Wednesday at 12 to 12:30
o'clock. and 7:115 to 7:145 p.m.
$36; W. R. Smith, account, 74c; J. J.
Cleary, acct. chy., $3.04; J. M. Card'no,
acct. ohy., $2:05;: Cheoros B•ros. and
James, • acct. dhy., 20c; W. A. Crich,
acct chy. $7.1317; J. W. Beattie, acct.
ehY C $10:44Geo. D. Ferguson,acct
$5.414; Geo. A. S'il'ls & Sons,; acct, $1.911,
Seaflerbh Newts, acct., $11108.30; Colleg-
iate Inst. Bd.,.b'al. levy, $1S2.3i2; Mc-
Lean' Bros., acct., $63.05; Geo. Pink-
ney, wages ids., $1; Fred 1vIIdG'avi'n,
wages- rds., $1.; Thos. Melody, wages
rds., 751c• F. Kerslake do., 75c, Ed.
.Arlen, do., $7,25; P. Mclvor, .d:o., $825,
Geo. Seip, acct., $3.15; 'Thos, Dickson,
acct., $2.190; W. E. Kerslake, acct.;.
$5. '515; J. F. Daly, selecting jurors, $2;
Wm. IHanitry, do., $2; IJno. A. Wilson,
do., $2.
The council adjourned to mdeit on
December 1115th,