HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-03-30, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1933.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
PAGE' FIVE
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KELLO,GG'S PEP
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Educator CheeseThins " 6 oz., p:leg. 140
iCrisco, 1'•s....... Jl measuring spo'on per tin 23c
Catsup quart bottles 15e
Venos Cough Syrup per :bottle alc
,R'o'b Roy Shortbread (}Perrins) per ib. 30c
Royal York Coffee, ... . %'s -25c; Pc 47c
Superior Store; Tea and one jig saw puzzle' '1' Ib. pkg. 39c.
!Heinz Catsup per bottle 19c
.Hallowi Dates 2 lbs. 19c
Pitted Sair Dates 2 lbs. 25c
Bon Ami,cake or powdered each 14c
B'rasso, small -150; large 25c
Silva small -15c; large 25c
:French's Prepared Mustard 2 large bottles 25c
:Seeded Raisins 1i5 oz. pkg. 15c
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Toasted Mlars'h Mallows •• per lb. 16c
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Russian Oil 412 oz bottle 49c
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP
The school . alt :Porter's 1211!1 was
• . closed all week owing to the measles
e'pid'emic' which hit ,the section. 'Thir-
teen families are at present in quaran-
tine.
Miss Isabelle Woods has been laid
,
•u'p with t`fi'e flu the past week butis
able to be up a'ga'in:.
The .ILad'ies Aid of Grace United
Church met 'las't Thursday with the
president, Mos. P'ickand,, in charge. I:t
was decided to invite the Ladies' Aid
of Hlol'nt'esville' Church for the A'p'ril
meeting. The hostesses for the day
were Mrs. F. Elliott and Miss Dora
!Harrison,
Mr. and •Mrs. Theron Betties - and
IGoudion and Mr. Hugh' McElwain vis-
ited'with Sani vtc'I1ua'in's on Thurs-
day,
! IisIsElliottlh
who has been
sick with measles and congestion of
:the lungs, is feeling better \agalin.
rA large crolwd attended the d.a•n'ce in
the Orange hall on the •fourth conces-
sion on Wednesday night and every
one reports a good time.
}Miss Olive Pro:well, who has been
wai'binvg on her " aunt, Mrs. Charlie
Bell, has gone back home again. Mrs.
Bell is able to be oat again.
Pete Harri'smoat, who spent a 'few
days in 'bed, is able to be out again:
IMr. and Mrs`Jack Cousin's and Mr.
and Mrs. Jas Jlollr'nstdn called on their
uncle, Mr. Hugt McIllwa'in, on S.un-
day.
•1rsJets, MacAcam ilerb James,
'Jean and Ray, and Mr. Ad. ivl'oAclam
of G'oderieh and 'Miss' Violet Cooke,
.called on Mr. and Mas. "Siam 'McElwain
on Sunday,
TOWN TOPICS.
Ms, Fred IH. Barlow, disiablled 'war
veteran, ,w'hlo• had !been confined • to }bed
Far ten days, 'was on •Sunday remov-
ed to }the returned sol'd'iers' (West-
minster hHospital, 'London, :for spec-
ial treatm'en't. During his .absence his
•shoe -repair" builinesls •will he ,carried
on as usual' by his son,
Mrs. IW111 Stewart ,of Fergus is
visiting at the home of her aunt, :.12rs.
A, :M. ,I{frk
Dr, 1Bradlfon'd and son George, 'Mrs.
J. A. Cameron olf Toronto, Mr. sad
',Mrs G. ,Biredibord and daughter ,of
Glod.drich visited at the home of Mrs.
J'oh:n Pin'len'ey Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Bailie who is tak-
ing a serial service •course :in Boston,
'but .wlhose Ihlante is in Los Angeles, is
spending this week alt the !hone of
her' 'aun't and uncle, Mir. and 'Mrs. A.
M Kirk
Visitors at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Alex. Wallace on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blake and
daughter Bernice, Colborne Twp.;
Mr. and 'Mfrs. Russell Wallace and
son. Jimmy of •E!gmondmiile; Musses
,Alice • and Helen Thoiraps'on of S'e'a -
forth.,
Mr. Peter herr of Toronto -and Dr.
W. A. Herr of Elora are attending the
'funeral of their si'siter, Mrs. James
Ai+toheson at Roxboro.
Mr. Andrew Oke Moved his house-
hold effects to Toronto fast weelc and
'Inas left to reside with his son, Mr.
Alvin O'ke,
IM'rs. W. F. Rowe Of Guelph visit-
ed Miss Wilson at Soobt Memorial
'H'os'pital last week,
..r1Mliss Jeanette W!ils'an of London
was a week -end visitor with her fath-
er, Mr, J, A. Wilson. •
'Miss Elinor Burnouts of 'Toronto
spent the week -end with her father,
Or. P. J. Burrows.
Mite an'd' Mrs. William Somerville
of Woodstock carne on Tuesday to
spend several clays at the home of the
former's sisters, Mrs. Whitaker: and
.Mittis 'S'o'merville,
Among those attending bhe funeral
of the late 'Mrs.' A. Stewart were her,
son, Mr. Will Stewart of Sit. Paul,
M,in.n.; Mr, and .firs. 'Richards of
ISbratford Mr, Dave Smith and son
Jack, Flint, 1i'ich,; Mr.. Victor Tovell,
St. 'Marys and Mr. Ed. Towel, of
Ha'mi'lton.
Mr. Wilbur ,Vorrison of Melville,
Sask., who is on an_ extended visit
here, has been spen'din'g a few clays in
town the guest of his cousins, Misses
Ferguson, S'panling street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Walker observ-
ed their 'fortybhird wedding anniver-
sary on Sunday, March 26th.
/Mr. and Mrs. D. Shanahan Mr,
Joseph Carlin and Mrs. Leo Fortune
were in• Kinkora on Tuesday attend-
ing the funeral of Miss H. Guinane,
who died, in New Liskeard.
Mr. Win. Guinane and son of Buf-
falo • and Miss Catharine Collins are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. D., S'hanahan.`
' i'r. John Nixon of ,Louisville, Ky.,
is v siting his mother, Mrs: James
N,ixo n.
Mr, Con. Eckert' who has been con-
fined to his home' the pant five days
is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rou•tiedige at-
tended the Jackson -Chapman wed-
ding at B,ru.celfield on Sa3tu'nday.,
MRS. A,LEX. SIEW'ART.
The funeral was held on . Wednes-
day of the late Mrs. Allex. Stewart,
who passed away on Suaiday in her
90th year, following a Stroke of pa'na-
lysis on Saturday, Rev. I. B. .Koine
offilciated. Interme'n't was in Maitland
Blank cemetery. The pallbearers were
J. Roblb, W. R. 'Simi'th lJ, }Sclater, IW.
E. Kerslake, W. Smith and W. G.
Richards of Stratford. Deoeased who
was Margaret McCullough , daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, David MlcjCu'llough
of: Hanpurhey, was horn in 'Lond'on.
She was married 67 years ago to her
late ,husband. ,Surwiviiosg are three sons,
J. A. Stewart off Sewfarth, W. D. Site -
wart of Sit, Plaut and R. A. Stewart of.
Plontll'and, Oregon,
MRS. JAMES AITOHESION
A lifelong resident of MI:Hi:liop'
passed away on Tuesday at ,R'ox'b'oro
in the person of Mary Jane Kerr,
widow• of the Mate James Aituheson,
Mins, Ai•tcheson was a daughter of the
late James Kerr of: MdKiilop, the
home farm" being lot 25 in the sixth
concession. lAlfter her. marriage she
name to live . adja,cenit to Roxboro, lot
30, 2nd concession, w.here`her death
occu'r'red. Mr. Aired -testa predeceased
her in Deoemlber, 1925. Deceased is
'survived by :three brothers and one
sislter:. Mr, James Kerr, Sealfoirth;• Mr.
Peter Kerr, T'oron'to Dr. W. A. ,Kerr,
Elora, On't, and Mrs. Geo'r'ge Barr,
Toronto. The funeral will 'b'ake place.
from. her late residence on '}Thursday,
Maness 30,alt 1:30 pan. to the Maitland
Bank Ce'me'tery; the service being'con-
ducted by Rev. I. B. ,Keine of First
Presbyterian •Church.
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Your choice in slhell,"white for pink
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of :frame •complete, only $1'2.00'. These
prices "incl'ud,e a 'thorough examina-
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takin:g specialist, •M:r. 'Hughson. Over
20 year's 'coming to ISea'forbh. You'
are assured of 'the best optical •work
to':be obtained and et these very low
prices," Tuesday and Wedne's'dlay,
April -4, 5. (2 days only). 'Beattie's
Pair, Seator't'h. •
EGIVIONDVILLE
A very enjoyable time was spent
flash Friday •evening at the ' home .tt
IRoy:•MclGoodh, 'who is retiring to Eg-
neighbors,
nuon'd'ville :Friends and
nutnlbeniug about stuty, assembled to
bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs, _'Ire
Ge'och-.and also to 'present them with
an address and gifts of remembrance
to good neighbors, Mrs; 'Haney read
Miss 1aephail
LADY IMEIVPBER OF PAHLIA
1VIENT
Mr. Wm. Irvine
M.P., WETASKEWIN, SASK.
have aecep'ted an invitation to spe'wle in
'Cardtuo's Hall, ,Seaforth, ''r ,•
SATURDAY, APRIiL, 8TH,
8 o'clock Ip,rn. Will :also speak in Ex-
eter at 2 o'clock in the afteeno'os.
Ladies in Seaforth and 'surrounding
districts .specially invited. Everybody
welcome. R. J. MCM+PLILAN.
}the address- as fol'lo'ws: "''Tio Mr. an
Mrs. Roy MdGeooh, or rather, Ro
and :011ie,--IIIc is ra'the'r a ,sad t'houg
to all your neighbors and friends t
know you are leaving the old 'hone
B'u't we .are so pleased that you ar
only going into bhe village, where w
will always be pleased' to come ale
'cross you, Nand we hope 'while rnaleiiig
a change that you will enjoy it, and'
also we wish you success in every
•way. We sincerely hope we, will al
ways have you among us, where we
wish you` to be. So here's good luck
to You 'b'oth in yosar old, new, home,
'and may you 'be very 'ha'pipy and that
your' cheery smile will al'ways''be with
it's, as it alwlays has been. !Whatever
happens, 'may you .always remember
that your old neighbo'r's and 'friends
will he willing to help you on your
journey through 'life, as you have ever
given a helpinig luand to'all of us when
needed. SO now wishing the blessing
of God 'to rest on you, we now wish
to giveyou a little gilt. to remember
your old friends by. ,Signed by one,
and all, so with three cheers for Roy
and 'Oldie, now out with the dance
Me. M'dGeodh• 'was presented with a
ltandsom'e electnic . table lamp and
:Mrs. ivftGeoch 'a Hotpoint iron, ac-
companied by the enthusiastic ap-
p'Fause of the company and the hope
that lir. MclGeoc'h may always see
clearly through life';s dark' places and
that his wife may be able to iron out
the wrinkles. Mr. McGeoch, though
very much surprised, replied feelingly,
thanking one and all for their kindness
and hoping that 'they may , always
have as many true friends. Then the
beHitohing strains of the violins stole
through the rooms and the young folic
eager for the dance, took the floor.
The music was all that could be desir-
ed and everyone enjoyed -himself
greatly. A delicious lunch , was served
at.mid•night after which with song and
dance the' hours sped by until nearing
morn, the company, weary but happy,
wended its •way hpme,
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DUBLIN
Mrs, Thos. O'Loughlin of Tucker-
smith visited with 'her sister, Mrs.
Jas. "S'hea for a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Molyneaux
spent Tuesday at Goderich and Kin -
tail.
We are pleased to note Mrs. Jbe
'Klinkhammer, who underwent an op-
eration for appendicitis in 'Stratford
last week, is progressing favorably.
Miss Ella Clark of Allendale spent
the week end with friends here.
Mr. Jack 'Turner of Clinton s'pent
Saturday with friends in Dublin, We
are very p'lease'd to see hint out again
after his recent serious illness.
Mr. Jack McGrath shipped another
fine toad of horses to Quebec on Sat-
urday.
Mr. Joe Maloney is visiting with
friend's in Stratford.
We are all very pleased to hear that
Mr. James Maloney is feeling some
botter.
The Literary put on by the High
Sc'hoo'l in .the parish hall on Friday
night was large!lly ,alttetld'e'd and enjoy-
ed by alt.
Mrs, 'W'm. O'Rourke and Mrs. T.
Maloney spent Saturday 'wi'th their
sister, Mrs. Win. J'ord'an.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert M:a0onmiick
and .baby of bietroit are spending a
few 'day with 'Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes
Kkaus!kopf.
IMr. Jno, ,Mero of Seaforth is spend-
i'n'g a few days with,, Mr. and Mrs, Jo-
sepih }Hickey.
The summer binds are returning.
Fresh arrivals with the spiring weath-
er this week include fliokers and song
sparrows, A'flock ;of ,wild geese passed
over on Monday.
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THIS WEEK MARKS THE 25TH ANINIVERSAIsOF THE
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WE WISH TO THANK EACH AND EVERY ONE OF
OUR FRI.EiND'S AND 'CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR KIND
SUPPORT DUIRIING THESE YEARS
In view of conditions improving we are offering this Spring an
entirely New Stock in all lines at entirely NEW PRICES, which
are over 25% lower than ever offered before
NEW CONDITIONS MAKE NEW PRICES
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Waiker's Store
BORN.
'EILIJI(S,-sI,n 'Sealforih on Friday, Mar.
24th, 119313, to Mr. .and Mrs. Jason
iC. Elllis (nee Elva Storey) a clau-
'ghter.QLorna iV1laatene).
IRIOAWH.—IIn IS,oatt Memorial Hosni -
tat, Seaforth, on Sunday, March 26,
+19'3'3. to Mr..ansi Mrs. Joseph Bonn
of St. Oolumban, a son.
MANLEY.
Mir. Norman Beueninann had a'sulc-
cessf+ul manure bee last Friday and
took advantage . of the sleighs' in
spreading it over the .fields, to help
avoid the arduous work in seeding
time.
Mr. Tony. Seamon has rented the
Zeigler homestead 'farm from Mrs.
Robert Gray of Hibbert. This looks
like business,: for Tony is a hustler
and we wish him successin his un-
dertaking, '
VARNA.
The many friends of Mrs. Jones will
be sorry to hear ,white entering' her
home Saturday evening where the
steps were covered with fresh snow,
she slipped and broke her -ankle, Med-
cal aid was soots summonded when
She was taken to Clinton 'hospital
where the bone was set and at the
time of writing she is resting very
comfortably.
Miss Frances Mosso:p of London
Normal spent Sunday with her par-
ents.
Miss • Ferne Logan entertained a
few of .her friends Monday evening.
Mr. Cecil Wiley is renewing ac-
quaintances In our vicinity.
}Lenten' services were held. at the
home of Mrs, M. 'Reid Thursday
night, There was a good attendance.
'We are sorry to report Mrs. J. Mc
-
Ash is •conlfin'ed to the house 'through
illness,
STAFFA.
Miss Miry Drown' of London visit-
ed at her home ,on 'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Wilson have .ret-
urned home after spen'd'ing the winter
in Exeter.
Mr. Lance Norris of Toronto spent
the week end with friends.
,Miss Agnes Miller is visiting in
}Stratford the guest of (Miss' Eva Ver-
ner.
A reception w'as held • in the hall on
Monday eventing in honor of Mr, and
Mins. M. G. Davis. They were present-
ed with two beautiful wicker .chairs.
.M'isls Ada Miller entertained the Jr.
Iat'stitute on Wednesday afternoon
last when a quilt was quilted. In the
evening the junior, harmers gathered
also' and a social time uvas spent.
KIPPEN.
Miss Esther Daynen entertained a
few of her school intends at her birth-
day party last'Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Caldwell and
diaughlter have .moved from their faro:
on the 3rd of Tuckersmith , back to
their farm on the tenth of Tucker -
smith, where they formerly resided.
They Will. be much missed from this
v'icm'ilty. ,
Mr. W. C. Sproat who has been
visiting for sone time with his son.
Dr. W. Sproat of Selafoneh, .s ncev
visiting with Mr. Earl Sproat, east of
Ir 'I
ow village.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Love of the
'and of Stanley entertained a large
number of then friends to a progres-
sive euchre party on Thursday even-
ing of last week. The rest of the ev-
ening was spent in social chat.
The Misses Beatrice Dian man and
Gwendolyn Cooper were rushed to
the Scott M'em'orial H'ospi'tal,. Sea -
forth, last week, where they were
e
.operated on for appendicitis. Their
many :friends are glad' to hear that
they are both doing nicely,
-1,4r. C. Norris' Of Toronto visited•
with his 15'arenbs, Mr. and Mrs. John
Norris, over the week-encl.
l0,n' Monday evening the 21st, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley , Love entertained a
number Of fuel friends to ,a progre's
sive euchre'party.
•The Bucy Bees Mission .circle of
St. Andrew's United Church, KIip,pen,
met on „Saturday afternoon at the
home of Miss Marguerite McDonald.
The meebin'g with the ,President, Miss
Mary 'Thomson, in the, chair, was op-
ened by singing hynan 248, "Breath
on lie Breath of God," with .Mrs. J
'Henderson at the piano, after which
Psalm 23 and the Lord's prayer were
rap{eated in unislon, 'Hymn 286, "Dear
!Lord and Father of Mankind, sons
then sung. Itt the absence of the sec-
retary, Miss Beatrice Cooper, Ivtiss
Marguerite 'M'cDanaid acted as sec-
retary for the meeting. The roll call,
answered by 'a verse of Scripture, 'be-
ginning with "P1, was responded to
by 13 members. The treasurer, Miss
Florence Thomson, gave a full report
of the finances' while Mrs. J, Hender-
son gave the report of the supply
committee. Miss Ruth Watson gave a
very interesting paper on "Dr. Mc-
Clure and His Works." dies ILettie
}Love had charge of the topic, it 'being
Chapter 2 of the study :book, "His
Dominion of Canada," The closing
hymn was 156, 'Come Holy Spirit,"
with the mizpah 'benediction repeated
in unison, after which a very da;nty
luncheon was served by the hostess
and her mother.
Miss Linden of ,Deei3el 1, -u 1 n has
been visiting with her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and firs W'n Horne} r1 Hay, is
now r-isttig wiih .,e. .. Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Parsons :1 c an.ee.
[The Young 'People of St. Andrew's
United Church will meet on Sunday
evening in the Sunday school auditor-
ium at 7.30. with .the Fellowship com-
mittee in charge. 'Everyone welcome.
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WINTHROP.
,-fir. and.Mrs. Fergus Bullard and
Mr. Tim Eaton spent Thursday in
London. lir. John .Armstrong return-
ed to his home in London with them,
anter spending a couple of weeks here.
Mr." 1Joseph Doimage returned
home from the Seaforth Hospital on
}Saturday after undergoing an opera-
tion for appendicitis four weeks ago.
A large crowed attended bhe euchre
and . dance last Friday night. - The
prize -winners were: Ladies' first prize:
Miss Walker;' ladies' lone'lsands, . Mrs.
(Robert McClure; men's first, ,Mr. 'Guy
IDonranlce and men's lone hand prize
went to Mr. Andy Crozier.
Andther euchre and dance will be
held itt the hall on 'Friday night, Ap-
ril 7th.
Mr. Jlames Simpson underwent ars
operation on his leg in Seaforth hos-
pital last 'Saturday. We wish him a
speedy reoovery.
Miss 'Ethel Dennis is visiting alt the
hrome of her aunt, Mrs. James Sim'p
sou.
There was a dance in the hall on
Wednesday evening, March 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hitlebrecht, of
IHuron Road East, spent Sunday after-
noon with the ' latter% ' p'aranits, Mn
ansi Mrs. Robt.' Campbell,Sr.
Mr. Jahn 'Campbell ,spent the week•'.
end with his brother, Mr, Archie _
Campbell, of Toronto.'
ELIMVILLE
Hern-Hunter.—tA,very pretty wed-
ding was solem'n'ized on Slaturd'ay,.
March 25th, at the Un'ited parsonage,
'Ellutrvild'e, when Mr. Flrancis iW!ard
Hern son of Mr. John T. Hern was
united in marriage to M'is's Mary Elva
Hunter, daughter of Mrs. Slserwood.
Hunter,
bathf
o Uaborite towns'hi ,
P.,
:Rev.
J. IR, Peters, BA.. officiated. The
young couple looked very charming as
they stood against a background of
ferns and aspidistras, the bride most
'becomingly attired in pale mauve sat-
in and carried a shower bouquet of
{Sweetheart roses. They were attended
by M'is's' Lulu Hunter,sister of the
(bride, wearing a gown of deep yellow
and carried • Talisman rosesmatching
her gown. Mr, Earle Hera, brother of
the groom, Tibe happy couple will re-
side on tete groom's farm on the
Winchelsea line after their return
from a honeymoon to 'Toronto and
points East.
Mrs, Isar.
ty :lord is ab,l.e to be out
again after a tett weeks' illness.
,_Hiss 'Catharine' Peters spent the
week end at her home 'here.
Me. limn. Routley was .in London a
few days last weelc, ,