HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-03-02, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1933
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
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AYLMER CHIOIICE 'TOIM•AmO:ES 2/'s
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'AYILMER PEA!CHIES, 2's squat "P 2 tins
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AYILMER RED RA'3'P!BERIRI'ES, 2's squat,
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AYLMER SOUPS Assorted
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Aylmer Diced Beats, 2's squat, per tin 9c
(Aylmer Diced Carrots, 2's squat per tin 9c
Aylmer Fancy Spinach, 2's tall per tin 17c
Aylmer Peas, no. 4 sieve .......... . . ........ 2 tins 23c
Aylmer Pork & Beans, , ,...2/'s IlOc '116 oz. tin 5c
Aylmer Red Pitted Cherries, 2's social 15c or 2 for 296
Aylmer Lombard PIomts, Heavy Syrup 2'sq'u'at 10c
'A'y'lm:er. P'ineap'ple, ITU Bits or 'Crushed, 2's sq'u'at .,180 or 2 for 35c
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Sc'hneider's .Special Weiners per Lb. 115c
(Superior Tea 1 Ib. pkg. 39c
Blue Boy Coffee 4's 29c
!Crosse & Bla'ckwell's Tomato Juice 2 .tins 19c
'Bovril, .Il oz..... 3c; 2 oz . ...39c
Venos ICaugh Syrup per bot'tle 32c
!Sea King Lobsters, "the fittest packed" /' ,15c
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!Lily Oh'icken I31addie per tin 15c
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Flowers furnished'
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HULLETT.
!Mir. and 'M'rs. Austin, Daater, Mi•i
''Theodore and Charles Dlexter,. also,
Mr. and Mrs.'. Tlvimas Adapts. and Mr.
and Mrs, Cluanles Stewart, of :Londes-
lsono, attended. the funeral of their
• wtcle,' Mr,'.Joseph PI Hughes o,f'"IIId-
erton an T'ues:d'ay last.
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times, 50c
BEECH'WO.OD
Mrs, Martin Murray of Dublin vis-
ited at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Jos. Maloney over the week end ,
'Our assessor, Mr: -James 01Sulli-
lan, is making his rounds.
Mrs, T. Flanagan spent the past
week with her daughter, Mrs, Jos.
O'Rourke.
!Mr. John L. Malone lost a Inc
horse last week.
Mr. Jos. O'Rourke spent the week
end .with his daughter, Miss Nellie, in
IThro a bo.
Mr. Ambrose G'ivlin is wearing a
smile. I't's a girl.
MANLEY.
The many friend's of Mr. W. J.
(Welsh are pleased to learn that he has
returned home much' imlproycd' in
'health • after canvtalescing in Scott Me-
morial 'Hospital two months.
Mrs. Thomas Purcell and 'Thomas
M•elKay made a 'business trip to Tor-
onto this week
The snow' has alm:os•t ,disappeared
and unless M'auch'•adires itr•lilce a lion.
saw logging will cees'e to Alex. IMit-
cliett's mill.
• TOWrNhTOF'IOSt'
Mrs, A. D. Sutherland was in To
rion,to over the week -end.
,Mises Mlangaret Ross of Toro'nIto:
spentthe weeds -end in town.
IMr, and Mrs. Henry Godlding cam
on Wednesday 'from Staffs.Staffs.for an ex
tended visit with their son, Mr. W
H. Golding, M.P., and Mrs. Golding
IMr. Jim Flanagan of Toronto spentspentthe week -:end, at his Mame,
'Mr, and Mrs. Weber and Dora
and George, df W-ooldlhlatn th
were 'guest
on Sunday' of Mr, and Mrs, 'S'am
Hanna,
Wednesday was Ash Wednesday
the first day oaf Lent,
Mr, and Mrs M..,MpK'elllar and
Miss Margaret ,MeKel'l'ar of London
University, spent bhe weekend in
Toronto.'
;The action of tile 'Pawn' of Sea -
forth against Carl Dalton ofMclKbl
lop on a c'h'arge of breach of .the ped-
dlers' bylaw, was ,dfsmiss'ed on Sat-
urday by Magistrate I. C. Greig. •
'The.skating party of the Hospital
Aid will be held on Pride yevening,
Manch 3, Weather permitting.
Miss Jennie Steele, Ord st„ sus-
tained a broken leg one day last week,
h'avi'ng the misfortune to lose her bal-
ance on the slippery doorstep as the
door was blown open by ;th'e wind.
A•,pLay "In 'the ,Light ,df the 71/limn,'
by the students of the Wells :Acid-
emy, London, Ont„ will be prese'n'ted
under auspices of the Plhilath:ea Class
in the Sunday .school • room of North
Side United Ohurdh, under direction
of Mr, •Well's an 'Wednesday, March
8 at 8 p.m. This play cornea highly
recommended and is. very 'humorous,
Ad'missi'on, adults 25c, children (und-
er 112) 115c, Music between acts by
London' talent.
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DUBLIN
Mrs. T. Maloney returned home af-
ter spenidvntg a couple of weeks .with
her daughter, Mrs. ;J, Ryan of lStrat-
,ford.
I\V•e are sorry to hear that Mr. 3tc-
Connelt is in 1S'eaforth hospital. ,'1WIe
'rope for hit sp'eedy recovery,
!Miss Veronica McConnell visited
friends in Dublin,
Mrs. J. (Ryan and family spent Sun-
day with Mrs, T. Maloney.
Mir. Ed. 'vjdG'rath alf Mount Clem-
ents, spent !the week end in Dublin.
'Miss 'Anna ID'slaney returned to
Windsor Tuesday, after s'pend'ing a
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Alis, James'Dela'ney. •
Mr. and Mrs. 'Patrick Woods were
in Stratford on Tuesday attending the
fun'era'l of Miss Quinlan. -
Quite a number from here went ,o
the rabbit hunt Tuesday and wer
successful in •begging a great num'be
of jacks.
The dance which was !held in Dub-
lin on Monday night was ,well attend,-
ed
'tten'ded and allreport a good time.
Mrs, Wm, 'O1Rourtee spent Tuesday
with her sister, Mrs. Maloney.
On Wednesday, February 1'5ith, the
late John Kelly passed away in his
64th year. He is survived by one bro-
ther, '
. er, Thomas, a mennber of the Police
Dept. in Everett, Washington. He is
also survived by his wife, four sons
and three daughters, His 'death came
as a sudden shock to this family and
the community, as he was subject to
a heart attack for 'about two weeks.
He was a man of sterling qualities, of.
Faith, humilityy and honesty, and his
trust in+ his friends and neighbiors. The
deceased was born on the 6th conces-
sion of MtdIGitllop, and 'farmed there
all his life, 'Tike funeral was held on
•Fri'd'ay morning ,from his late resi-
Bence to St. Pa'bnick's Church, where
Requienm High Mass was sung by
Rev. Father OiDroiw'ski. The remains
were laid to rest in St, Patrick's 'Ce-
metery. The pallltbearers .were Messrs.
P. O'Eciurice, J. O'Rourke, William
Flanagan, J. Dillon, P. Ryan, • M. J.
Lynch.
Mrs, T. Maloney returned on Fri-
day atter Spending the' past month
with her daughter, Mrs. J. Ryan, of
Stratford
'Mr, and Mrs; P. Hartanan of .Sea -
forth visited .at the hone of Mrs.
Ryan on Sunday' last.
Mrs. M. Bleinintgcr returned hdme on
Saturday after visiting friends in Lon-
don the 'p'as't week,
IMr and Mrs, Jack McGrath and
Nora spent: Sunday with friend's in
London.
111r. and Mrs. N. Elliott have rent-
ed the farm of Mr. James Rei'h•1 lately
occupied by Mr, Atlbent K'ra'mer.
'The nanny friends. of'Mr..F:ran'k Mc
!Connell, who is in;S'enforsh hospital,
hope for a speedy recovery.
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UEININIOIN.—IIn Saginaw, Mich., on
(Friday, February 24th, 1933, "'Eliza-
,heth Kennedy, beloved wife, of John
!Lennon. '
BORN.
AIUBiIN.—Sn !Stanley Township, on
!Sunday, February ?dth, 1933, to
Mr. anti Mrs. A. IAubi'n, a daughter.
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HILLSGREEN..
'Rev, R. IR. Conner delivered a very
fine sermon on Sunday, 'his subject
being "The ,Ideal of 'Chri'st's Living."
The W.M.S. will be held at .the
home of Mrs, Chas. ;Stelphenso'n on
Friday 'after'n'oon, March '3rd. A pro-
gramme is being - :arranged for the
'W'orld's 'Dray oaf Prayer.
'Miss !Ida Gimlgerich Of Blake is 'vis-
iting at the home df Mr. and 1lVlns, R.
McAllister.
Mr. and ,Mrs.'IClhas. 'Blackwell visit-
ed with Mr.' and 'Mrs, C. 1Siernon on
,Sunday.
Mr, A. Aubin is wearing a broad
smile these days; a !fine baby girl ar-
rived on ;Sunday.
CONSTANCE.
!Mrs. •George 'Cook. of Godeni'ah
township spent the week e•n'd with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Riley,'
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Riley of Clin-
ton visited at'the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Riley on Sunday last.
•Miss Phoebe Wakefield spent a
couple of days in !Clinton last week,
IMr. and Mrs. Charles 1H'ogganbh and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank :Riley.
Mfrs, George Wheatley returned
Koine on Thursday after visiting her
daughters in Toronto.
Mr. and firs, Leo Stephenson mo-
tored to Brfgden on Friday last and
visited Mr, and Mrs, Justin Sinclair,
retuning on Sunday.
-`Mr, Leo Stephenson and Mr. Geo,
Dale went to_Brigdea this week. Leo
brought home a standard bred mare.
ITlhe'W.A,will hold asocial evening
in the school room of bhe church- on
Friday, March lett, A goad time is
cnlpeeted.
Mr. George Leitch held a wood bee
on Wednesday afternoon.
Lairs. Mary Stewart of ,Seaforth, who
!Iris been with her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Lawson since 'before Christmas o::n ac-
count o'f ill -health, is not im'provin'g
as well as her many friends mould like
to see her,
IThe W.A. met ,for quilting in the
school ,room of the church on 'Thurs-
day last. The president, Mrs. H�ugill,
held a short business meeting.
VARNA.
IThe W. A. of St. John's Church
met at the home of Mrs. E. Beatty
Wednesday. There was a good at-
tendance,
The - many friends of .Mrs. Jones
will be pleased to know she has :re-
turned from Landon where she went
for medical treatment. VVe sincerely
hope Mrs. Jones wil 1 derive much
benelfvt and will soon be 'herself again.
'!The World's day of prayer will be
observed in St. John's Church 'Fri -
clay, -March 3,rrd.
,Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Glenn and fam-
ily ' of.,Kippen called on their cousin,
Mrs. Beatty, Sunday,
The very spring like weather snakes
one thi'n'k the sapsuckers will soon
bech'1rping.
Auto los urance
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
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Us worth your while to see us
before placing your insurance and
at the new low non -tariff rates
you cannot afford to takes chances.
All claims promptly and satisfac-
torily paid.
Phone, write or call—Night and
Day Service
Phone 152
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GENERAL INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE, CONVEY-
ANCING, ETC.
Office over Keating's Drug Store
The W. a 14, S, will Observe the day l �s
of prayer in rhe Anglican Church
Friday afternoon olf:.this week.'
Mr. Harold Qomnell had. the mis-
fortune to be struck with a tree while
w6iking in the,:bush and will be Jon
up far a few days.
Mrs, 'Jas. McClymout and Miss
Violet MdOlymoa9t are at present
visiting friends in London and'Th'am-
esford. '
Mr. SlherlocklKeyes is at present
oonlfinad to the Mouse ,through illness.
TUCKERSMITH.
iMrs. Jack Rin'tou•1, Huron Road, at-
tended the funeral of her uncle, Mr.
James Castle, Plink, Mich, and spent
a week with frien'd's.
IMns, Williams of ,Blyth visited a4
the home of her niece, • Mrs. J. Rin -
Mud, Friday last.
Mr. and Mos. Angu's Kennedy have
leased 'the .farm on the 2,nd conces-
sion df Tu'ckers'mibh owned by Mrs,
Bruce Berry of B'rucefleld and will
get possession March lis.
Mr. Bruce Stott of Toronto spent
five weeks with !his friend, Mr. Dave
McLean,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wliibur Keys and son
Menton visited' at the home of his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Keys
Friday last.
IMr. Johnston McElroy is shill un-
der the doctor's care and his many.
friends hope he will regain his health
soon,
mor..
,Kenneth Ja
c'ks'on of 'Guel
speett`the ..week end 'with his 'MG Itiherph,
loins, J. Jackson.
(M'i'ss Thelma Elgie has ,returned
home after ,visiting her cousin, 'Mrs,
A. R. Foote of iMarna.
Mr. and MTs. 'Reg. Sltrong and Raz -
aid are visiting Mr.• and Mrs. Ivan
Florsytih,
Mr. and ,Mrs. Harry ,Tyndall enter-
tained the Eginondville :choir an
Wednesday evening. ,All report a
splendid time.
Mr. Alex. 'Chesney is home suffer-
ing .from a sore foot. We all .holpe
Alex. has a speedy recovery.
Mr. Wm. •Landsborough sold a
line 'horse last n'eek. Times must be
looking up.
Mr. Alex, 'Broadfoot'shfpped a load
of cattle to Toronto market last Sat-
urday.
Mr, Wm. Black of London .spent
the week -end with his mother, Mrs.
Geo. 'Bilack.
•Mr. and Mrs. Walker Garth of
'Henson spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lands -
borough.
The following is the report of S„S.
No. 5, Tuckensmith, for the months
of January and February:
tSr. IiV.—Edith Wallace 80%n, Doro-
thy Gemmel! 75%, Harald Chesney
712%, Arthur Leyburne 68%.
Jr. IV,—ROlbert Patrick 54%, Ethel
Chesney 512%.
ISr. 211I.- Worden Haney 70%, Ar-
nold Archibald 68%, Grace Wallace
64%.
jr.hpI: Jahn Oldlfield 73%, Gor-
don Macdonald 72%, Hazel Mc-
Naughton 53%.
ISr. IO:. Mari
—I a Williams 69%, Mur-
ray Williams 66%a.
Jr. N.—Clair Haney 78%, Shirley
Oldfield 74%, John Patrick a:%n,
Pearson Chesney 65%, Donald Wal-
lace 44%.
IL go'h'n Rice 86%, Robent Wal-
lace 72%, Harold MdNaugh'ton 65%,
!N'u'mber on roll 22, average atten-
dance: Jan., 116,66, Feb„ 192
Alice M. Arc'hib'a1d, Teacher,
EXETER
IWe are sorry to relate that Mr. G.
1Westcott has been comlfined to . this
home with serious illness, His many
friends hope to see him out again in
the near future.
(Carnival,—The first carnival of the
season twos 'held in the Exeter Arena.
on Tuesday evening, ,Feb. 21st. 'There
was a good attendance. The ice was
in excellent condition and a fair
number of skaters were in costume.
The :chief 'feature of the evening was
the mile open race for the Chevrolet
cup and was won by IGondonr'Heist of
Crediton
on .C. C.IM. skate's. Mr.
I -hist won the trophy last year and
needs to win it once more to Sown it
permanently. Mr. 'V. Berdux was
second. The boy's' .race •was won by
William Kidd of Exeter north. The
prizes for costumes. were -won as
'follows: Ladies' Fancy, \2angaret El-
leri'ngtan; character, IGretta 'Dearing;
comic,' 'Jean Pilon; mystery, 'Eileen
'Snell. Men's !Fancy, W. IW..Lawren•ce
and W. ,H. _,Harness as Almos an'
Andy; chara:elber, Gail %B'rowuvianlg; co-
lniic, 'E. Anderson; mystery, Vernon
'Heywood. Child's Fancy, Marjory
May. 'T'he judges •were A. 'T'raquair,
C. Triebner, Frank Creech and V.
'B erdesx.
A very interesting Young (Pe'ople's
meeting was held in the basement of
James street United Church on the
evening of Feb, 23rd The chief, fea-
ture of the evenin,g was the Journeys
•df'St. Paul shown by 'lantern slides.
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ehristie's
Meat
Market
This
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For Bargains -
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Phone 58 Seaforth
ST. COLUMBAN.
Mr. 'Peter Maloney and daughter
spent •a few days in 'Detroit last week.
A pleasant- social evening was held
in the parish hall on 'Friday ` evening
last sponsored by the C1WIL. 'P'ri'ses
fu euchre were 'won by Mrs. James
!Cronin of Dublin for ladies' first,. and
IA, Cronin elf Sit. Oolum'b'an, gentle-
man's first ;prize. Music for dancing.
was furnished by 'the McNichol or-
chestra of Cromarty.
Mrs. Lawrence Power of Windsor
and Mrs. P. J. McQuaid of Stratford
visited Mr. and Mns, James McQuaid
'last week.
Miss Irene O'Sullivan has returned
to T t f
oran'•o at erspending a few
days at her home here.
Many 'from here 'attended the fun-
eral of John Kelly, 'hel'd in Dublin last.
week.
Mr. Charles Miles has returned
home from the hospital and is re-
covering from his recent illness.
Miss _Margaret Flannery has secur-
ed a position in Tor nto.
'The Literary- Society he'd thLir reg-
ular meeting in the parish hall last
week,
Misses Agmen and Gertrude ?d e-
Gra'th of Kitchener spent the neelc-
end at the home a:f their psrents.
BRUCEFIELD.
:'Mrs, Alice IIanm of our village ,-pent
last week with friends in Toronto.
IMr, and lirs. D. Bird of Clinton
spent the week end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, L. Forrest,
Mr. John McQueen, who has been
spending the past few •months with
his sister, 'Airs. Jas. 'Walker, .and oth-
er friends, returned to his home in
IPlint, Mich., this .week.
The monthly meeting of .the W.MIJS,
will be held on Friday March 3rd at
1.30 and the 'Women's 'World day of
Prayer service at 2.30 in the school
room o'f .the United Church, An invi-
tation is •extended to all the 'women of
the community.
lOn :Friday evening last Mr, and
Mins. 'Goldie Graham entertained over
seventy neighbors and friends at.
their home. All enjoyed .playing pro-
gressive eu'c'hre. Mrs. J. McCowan
wan the ladies' first prize and Ken
M:dCawan the ,gents' first prize. •Mics.
Waiter Moffat received .ladies' con-
solation prize and ;Bi'l'l Caldwell the
gents'. A sumptuous lunch was serv-
ed' after which Master Jimmie Broad-
foot sang, also Nola and Hubert
'Taylor. 'The' MclCawa,n Orchestra
supplied excellent music ian,d danc-
ing was enjoyed by all till the wee
s inn' hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm', Douglas, .Mr,
.Robert' Murdoch and Miss Jean Mur-
doch attended the funeral of Mr,
Mr. Robert McLaren of Hensall on
Saturday last,
Mr. E. (Reichert .of Hiil:isgreen spent
the week -end at the home of Mr. A.
Price.
Mr. 'Goldie GG.rah'atn attended the
fire insurance meeting at Zurich on.
Saturday, Feb. 25, -
,tr. and !1.frs. Lorne Taylor . and
daughter Nola visited friends in .For-
est over Sunday.
A MODIERN ENtOICH ARDEN
,A tragedy from real life about a
man who .sacrlfieed himself for his
wife's haplpiuess, . A _touching tale
concerning a Hnn'gamian. .veteran of
the World War who 'may -be consid-
ered the moist self-s'acrilfieing husband
of modern times, perhaps of all times.
Read about him, next; Sunday, in The
American _'Weekly, ,chstribubed with
The Detroit 'Sunday (Times.
IIt Will 'Prevent Ulcerated Throat.
At the first symptoms of sore throat,
which presages ulceration and inflam-
mation, take a spoonful of Dr.
'Thomas' E'clectric Oil. Adrl a little
sugar to make it palatable. It will.
allay the irritation and -prevent the.
ulceration and swelling that are so
p;a'iSfut. 'those who were' periodically
sublect to quinsy have thus made
themselves immtme to attack.