The Seaforth News, 1932-12-22, Page 1-he earth has" ,groiwn ;old with i't's
bundler of dare, '
latt at',Christi-nag it al'wiays is young;;
'The hdatlt 'of, the, jewel burns lustrous;
and fair,
P,Jnd ;its Isou'1,' full of music lireaks1
COUNTY'S' L:EAD'1NG
NEWSPAPER
y ` forth' ,on the air
When the song of the,angels is sung.'
A'n'd the' voice !o!fi the Christ -child
tells opt ry gh delight
+)That mankind are the tiiildren'of God',
l5t..-PhulliPs'Brooks.
WHOLE SEIRFES, VOL.' 54, no. 51.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY; DECEMBER22, 19•32.
Phone 84.
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WHERE WILL YIORJ BUY
YOUR C!HRISTNIAS
CANDIES
These are our prices:
Christmas Mixture 10c 1b
Satin Mixture , 25c lb
French Cream ..2 lbsfor 35c
Caramels and Chocolates
Mixed 25c lb.
Fancy Boxes , . .. from 25c
Canes from 2 for Sc
Phone 2.6,
"lyin la
Confectionery and Restaurant
Merry Xmas
ALMOND'S & WALNUTS,-
pier
A NUTS, -pier lb 40c
CANDIED CHERRIES at
40c and 60c lb.
CANDIED PI'NEA'PPLE -
per Ib. 60c
RAISIiNNIS, Seedless 113c; Seeded 16c;
Lexias 13c, largest .and finest
.Valencias 118c. Bleached Sul -
6 tapas 18c. .. 4"I �, .,,�<•'
JELLIES.-Y•oung's 3 for 25c, Sh'ir-
riff's Luscious, 3 fof• 25e; De
Luxe 6 for 25c.
BAK'IN'G M'OLASISES in bulk 6c lb,
Baking Syrup ....10c lb
MIXED NUTS. All new, walnuts, al-
monds, filberts and Brazils, in
equal quantities (no peanuts)
per lb 16c
SHELL'ED PEANUT'S .. 2 lbs. 25c
CORN, l's per can 5c
LELY1S SOAP, lenge cake, pink, yel-
low and mottled, very -popular
at 10c. Special, per cake 5c
GREAT STAR FLOUR. Made from
Western wheat, the most popular
flour we've had, per awe. ..$2.05
FEED MOLASSES, best quality (by
the barrel) per gallon 20c
F. D. HUTCHISON
PHON'E 166
COM-.
QUALITY -SERVICE
E. L. BOX .P43
For Xmas Cannel Coal
CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Church. -Pastor,
Rev, W. P. Larne, Bak.
Sunday, Dec. 25th. -1111 a.m. Public
worship, Christmas message.
2. 30 p.m.-1S.S. and Bible Ol'asses.
'Ohnis'tmas pilogram.
7 p.m. --Public Worship. Subject,
"Our Attitude Toward the New. +NIo,
4, with Christmas application.
'B'o'th 'mourning and evening the choir
will render special numbers and in the
evening the congregation will have
the opportunity of joining in Christ-
mas carols.
EGMIOJNDVI'LLE CHURCH
Morning 'su'b'ject: "Where 'L'ove Is,
God Is." Evening: Christmas in
Song and Story. Reverend Charles
Malcolm will preach at both services,
FIRST PRESIBYTER'IA,N
1Sund'ay morning, Dec. 25,th, Rev. I.
B. Kaine will have For his subject in
First Presbyterian Church, "Keeping
Christmas in the Heart." In the even-
ing his sailbJject will be "Glad News -
!Great Joy." !Special Christmas .music
morning and evening.
'CHRIST'MAS AT ST. JAMES'
]On Christmas eve there will be
Midnight Mass, when 'Heigh Mass will
be celebrated by Rev. Fr. Goetz. The
choir will sing Christmas carols for
Ifitfte'en minutes preceding the service,
commencing at 1111:45 p.m. On Christ-
mas Day Mias's will be .celebrated at
8 a.m.
CH'RISTM'AS D'A'Y SERVICES
'Christmas Day services in Sit. Tho-
mas' Anglican Church: Holy Com-
munion at 8,30 aim.; Holy Commun-
ion at X111' am., and sermon 'by the 1Rec-
tlor.,Top'ic, "The Divine Gi'ft." Sunday
School, special service for the chil-
dren; evening service, a special serv-
ice of 'Christmas Ihymn•s•, carols end
anthems. 'S'hor't address by the Rec-
tor, Canon E. Appleyard.
PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT.
•
The following is the 'CJhrisemas re-
port for Seadorth Pu'bl'ic School, ar
ranged 'in order of merit. A -1st Class
'honours;'13-12n'd c'las's honours; C=
pass; .D' -?below pass. 'hose marked
!with an asterisk failed in at least one
subject.
ROOM I.
'Sr. IV. A -Jack Drover, ,Edna'
(Plant, Marion Moore. B-iGordoir
'28dK•ellar, .Merle Keating, lHelen.
Crich, Rollandl ,S'tewart, Gladys
IT-holmes, Howard Carroll. C --Helen
MelKenziie, Viola iMon'tgo'miery`t,, Jas.
Olufl*, George (Pinder. D --(Leone'
H'o'tham*, Tames !Elliott, !Lillian
(Reeves* ]Lenora Shewifelt*
'IIV.. `IAS {Helen ,Chamberlain, Al-
astair Wigg. IB -+Jean :Dale, Joan
Dungey, Helen £heorios Hiarolidi 'Free,
Muriel iHud:s'on, Roy Oke. C -Char-
lotte Thomson !Donna !Mole*, .D'a've
Stewart, David (Grieve*, Nellie Reeves,
Janet B'ake'r, )Hugh Dice. 'D' -Helen
lEdler. Absent during 'exams -Don-
ald 'MdTa.ish, Oban McTavish.
'P. B: Moffat, Prin'cip'al.
ROOM Ia
Sr. II11. A- 'Cleta !Dickson, Bill
Wanvsley, .Z•etta Dunlop, Mary Howes
Harold (Calmat, Clara D'ol'ma'ge. B -
Helen Swan, Genevieve. IH'a'wk'ins,
Margaret 8letc'her, Bobby 'Barlow,
,Carolyn (Holmes, Grace Gillespie, Vi-
ola Damage, (Bruce Wright. C -Dor-
is Hopf, Dorothy k'ra•iser, 'Ricihard
sox. D -(Louise ,Boniface, Floyd
(Pinkney'*, 'Mae Siegrist*, 'A'l'lan Do'1-
nvage, Margaret Barlow*. Absent-
Arthur
'b!sentArthur Cameron, 'Anna Dennis, Clay-
ton Dennis, 'Mae Hodgson, Nelson
IEIu11ey, 'M'ari!on Q'b!b.otson, ' Arthur
Jones, Betty McLeod, Charlie Wood.
M. ;E. Turnbull, Teacher.
ROOM I11.`
Jr. 111. A-Ru:th J'oynt, Leonore
Edler, Helen 'Mioffa't, .Alma E11'i!oft,
!Florence Calvert, 'Lois M'dGavin,
Roy Kerr, Frank Golding, D'ouald
IS'eot't, Jack Moore. !B -Joe Smith
Jack McNab, J'a'ck Henley. C -Tom-
mie 'W'ilbee, Ruth 'MaN'airn. D-
IS'tuart Wigg*, Doris Barlow, Earl
Montgomery, Barbara Best, Jack
Cameron, Marion Sclater*, Alec Ba-
ker, Ruth Fraser, Muriel Cameron,
Helen Fraser, Mary • Woo'd, Alfred
ISiegrist. 'M. 'M. 'H'artry, Teacher.
ROOM IV.
ANNUAL VISIT.
There was a large crowd in town
Wednesday afternoon and the merch-
ants reported a brisk Chris't'mas trade,
the occasion being 'the annual' visit
of 'Santa Claus and d'istri'bu'ti'on of
gifts to the school children. Santa
Cl'au's arrived an .the afternoon 'trai'n,
and was met, by the Band, and a horde
of happy youngsters, but was'puzzled
at the absence of the Mayor of the
town on this auspicious occasion. 'It
is understood Mayor Daly later ex-
plained this satisfactorily to Santa.
The _procession proceeded fie ' the
gaily lighted Christmas tree on the
grounds beside the Bank of .,C'o'n
merce, and it is needless to, say a
good time was had by all.
Auction Sale
• of euntents of
S�effer's Store
at
Tuesday, .Dec. 27.
at 1:30 p.m. sharp, consisting of:
ijEN
MEN'S UNDERWEAR 'H'OSTERY MITTiS;
GLOVES SCARFS TIES
SUSPENDERS SHIRTS SWEATERS
OVER-AL'LS PANTS (CAPS
SUIiTS
Ladies'
DRESSES . , COATS
Dress Goods
Consisting of IORtEPIEIS,'SILKS, VO'ILES, WOOLENS, etc.
'Everything 'including ''fixtures toff &fors to be sold in order to wind up
the business..
'Ili necessary, the sale will'con,tieue IWednesday and' Thursday at 'th'e
Same hour..
(Second Class. A - Lois Wright,
Margaret 'Hudson, Reg. D'olmage,
\Mary Geddes, Jack Elliott, Ken-
neth Southgate. B -Bernice B'oni-
face, 'Tune .Siegrist, Kenneth (Reid,
Jimmie Southgate, 'Clarence !West-
'co'tt, S'co'tt Kerr; Dorothy 'Fletcher,
!K+ath'lee•n Holmes. C- Thelma Dol -
mage, Isabel McKellar, Vernon Hoff,
iCharlie Case, Stanley: Hill. D. -
H'elen H'od'gson, Margaret Dale, 'Ros's
Greene, Dorothy Howes, Clayton
Ritchie, Leo Oke. Missed exams -
Lorne I'b'botson, Mildred Swan, Aud-
rey MCGavin, Gordo* Dupbe, Har-
old Sorenson. •
M. M.' Belly Teacher,
ROOM V.
Sr. I.:A--,A'hye onne. Moore, Reid
Allen, 'Lillian Southgate, Fergus Bell,
Harry !Scott land Fred Welford
qual), Minis Dunlop. 'B -B'er't Bar-
low. C -Billy Wil'bee, 'Henry Boni-
face,
''bni,fw e, Arthur Fraser, Margaret Ed4er,
D'onal'd Wood, (Erma ,Fletcher, John
Thunis'on,' Aubrey Baker. D
Richard Eisler, Ross Montgomery,
Jack 'Fraser, 'Clarence Reeves. 'Miss-
ed
iss-ed exams' -•Helen Thompson, Ken-
neth Keating, Jean S'w'an, !lean Cur-
rie, Margaret Pethick, (Evelyn V'e'nus.
E. H. Elder, Teacher.
1111,!*'--
'
rT
rvirt
E
Primary. A -.Alvin Hoff, Margtier-
i'te Westcott, Janie Moffat, Betty
Dunlop, George Hildebrand. 13 -
BBet'h Watmsiley, Ruth Anderson,
Russel Sife'grist, Jack Eisler. 0 -
Violet Dupee, Dorothy Smith*, Isa-
bel Case'*, Norman. Calvert*. `D, -
Lorn'a D'ale, Frank Boniface. Missed
Exams - iPatricia yB!e hely,,1laeijory)
Golding, Wilma Day; 'Neil Hopper,
Marian Makins, Doris Venus.
R. S. Thompson, (Teac'h'er.
HURON OLD BOYS, TORONTO
The 3'3rd annual' at home' "Of the
Huron Old' • Boys' Asso'ciaition of T'er-
onto, will be, in..• Slimpsion's ;Arreadd�an,
Court, Toronto on''`FridayY• 'evening,
February 3rd, 119136, with a well ar-
ranged programme of progressive eu-
chre, bridge, old time and new time
'dancing to suit o1'd and young, and
with a high class orchestra.
A cordial invitation to be present is
extended to H•uronites everywhere.
S}CI 15iIEAR,`YET SO ;FAIR .
A li'ttle •Ohristm'as present for The
News," was w'h'at a subscriber said
when he laid .a crisp ;bank mote on .our
tab'le this 'week. It was a "Reisch-
'banknote Hunderttausiand .. Mark"
!(1100,000 'Marks). Visions df' untold
,wealth came belfore our eyes -but it
was only :a mom'en'tary vision.'
Not so many years ago 100,000 Ger-
man Marks was Worth $24,000; but
when 'German paper 'm'oney was is-
sued i'nid'is'criminateily, • it 'became
worthless. Twenty such Iban'knoltes'
would not 'buy a postage s't'amp.
iThis $1214,000 (so near, .yet so 'far)
'baavkiaote'on display at the (News office
!furnishes a very-real'istic picture of
'what would, haplp.en should there 'go
into effec't'iit' this :country that rnucli
discussed p'11an>-IInlflation.
At any rate, no one has come (for-
ward with a 'Canadian$24,000 bank-
note to dis'pl'ay with it,
Only 3 Shopping Hays
---Then Christmas
`SAND SANTA CLAUS WILL OAT;CH YOU IF YOU DON'T WATCH OUT"
for it all must be done in just that time. Not one disappointed, not one overlooked, not one for-
gotten and only three days to do all this Christmas Shopping in.
It may seem hard, we know, but we also know you will find it very easy
and agreeable if you do your shopping at this store. The prices also are very attractive this year.
Our Christmas buying was done with that end in view and we have been successful in greatly
reducing prices to a new low level, so your dimes and dollars will go a long way at this store.
Gifts that range from 10c to $100.00 invite your inspection.
For Her
Diamond Ring $20.00 up. Pearl Tone 'Toilet Sets $7.50 up
Gift Rings, solid Gald $2150 up 'Boudoir Clocks $11.75 up
,Peari Necklets, Cased $l.'50 up 'Com'pac'ts $1.'00 up
Wrist Watch $10.00 up Fountain Pen & 'Pencil Sets .......$2.7'5 up
;Leather Writing Set $4.00 up Manicure 'Sets $2:5'0 up
FOR HIM.
Entbiem Ring $6.00 up
Signet Ring $4.00 up
Tie Pins $1.00 up
Cuff Links '50c up
u.'.1 2111/.14i
FOR HIM.
Wrist 'Watch ..$3:50 up
Pocket Watch•........ $5.00 up
Pen & Pencil Set $2.75 up
Wardonia Razor $1.00 up
•
-FOR HIM.
Stone Set Ring $5.00 up
Travelling Set, leather.. $5.00 up
Shaving Sets,
!Pearl iTone $3.00 up
Bill Folds $1.00 up
Alarm, Cl'oc'k $1.2'5 up
Kitchen 'Clock $2.50 up
Hall Clock, $18.00 up
Grandfather Clock,.'. $100.00' up
94, -piece Dinner Set:'. $13,'50 u'p
' L' ovely','Christmas Cards ; .
For The Home
2:3-p'ieoe Silver Service $116.00 up
Silver 'Tea Pot, 'Sugar
and Cream $15.00 up
'Gla•sses for Dad or Mather
..$5.00 up
.2c to'lOc each ' 'Beautiful Gift
,Carving Sets, Stainless S•tee'1
$4.50 up
Silver Casserole $5.00 up
Electric Lamp $2.50 up
Silver Maiffiniers $11.00 up
Calendars....15c to 125 each
OUR GIFT TO YOU
With every $25.00 Diamond Ring a Suitable 14k Wedding Ring absolutely Free.
With every Wedding Ring a beautiful piece of silverware Free.
You will enjoy buying your diamond in the privacy of our diamond room.
We cordially invite you to visit the Store.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas.
Fred S. Savauge
The Gift Shop
OPEN EVE-NIN.GS.
'PH'ON'E 194. RES. 10.
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, 'WATCHES, FANCY'CHSINA
GIFT GOODS
Time in On Station :10-1BIP, 250 meters 1200 k, for o.sr ,B'roadcas't on 'Wednesday at 12
,o''cloclk.aird 7:1115'to 7:1415 p.m..
to 12:30