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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-06-22, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1933 THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE Superior Stores Popular With Students SAYS "SUPERIOR SAM" (Fred .Allen is one df the keenest students at High School, Here is whathe said bo ate while walking home, "Old Man ,Depression has certainly taught the fellows a great lesson, ;Spending money is scarcer new, and we watch the pennies like ,hawics. Quality and Value are just as important to us as to' our fathers and mothers. Whenever I am sent , to do the family shopping, I go to a'Superior Store.'I always seem to get more for my money and. I ,like the friendly, spirit there. Most of the fellows ,I know do the same." It strikes the that Fred' has struck' a .good point there. W'hy, not fancier' his example and place a trial order with your ,Superior .,tore this week-end.You won't 'be dis'app'ointed.—(SIAM. WE.SELL THE BEST FOR LESS • Items for. Week. Ending June 28 OXYIDIOiL.........................................large pkg. 17c c CROISSE & BLAICK+WELL CATSUP, large ..•..2 battles 25 c "PAITTERSOICS MAXED IBQiSCUI'TIS, nine varieties,..2 lib's. 29 c KELLOGG'S KRI$1PI ES 2 pkgs. 9v C. 'S RICE NATURES BEST TOMA'T1O JU'FCCE, per tin, Sc; :..d•oz. 58c SEA KING LOBSTERS....,.... /'s 13c IA's- s 2$ c The finest peeked. ........... Kraft ;Salad Dressing 1122 oz. 23c lSchneid'er's Genuine Boiled Haan .per l'b. 39c Superior Stores' Tea ......... . .... . .....................1 'lb. pkg. 39c iManyftowers Toilet Soap 4 cakes 25c -'Icing Oscar ;Sardines n_ tins 29c Hillcrest and Interlake Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c Pure Lard ..... .,..... .................:.............1 ib. pkg. Ilc iRidhard's Carbolic- So'aip large cake 5c Crisco, l's per tin 23c Crosse and Blackwell .Fruit Cup d2 oz. bottle 33c Cereal Blend, "scientifically blended 'breakfast cereal" 2Sc Clark's Totted 'Meats, ,,4's ..... .'per tin 10c I./anion .Sour, ,Sarsaparilla, Cream- Soda.'Orange, Stone •Ginger . , ..:. . .. . .......: .. •(....... large bottle 15c Marshmalllo•ws, in cellophane per pkg. 1Oc Picnic Plates Paper Napkins, assorted' colors, 40's, Drinking (Cups, assorted colors, b oz. 's'ize per dozen 8c pe11'D for 10c {Rubber Jlar Rings, heavy 4, dozen 25c American Beauty Shrimps aper tin 21c iPaucy Picnic Plates, K small 109 4 large lac Certo,.'jellies all fruits ......................................per bottle 29e ANNIVERSARY` SALE will be on next week. Watch for it—you'll save money.. Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Phone 8 Phone 77 TOWN TOPICS. 'C.N:IR. linemen were in town on Tuesday straightening telegraph poles an Main street. Mrs. Jessie 'Brotwe has returned from East Jordan Mic'h., whore .she visited for a week at bhe home of her sister, Mrs, Johu Henning, who 'has been finite i11. It is suety years since Mrs. Henning left Huron county and molved' to Michigan Of ;a family od thirteen Retuning children, seven daughters and a son are living, all of whom - Mss, Brown tnet during her visit to IvFiohi'gan, :Messrs. Fran Hunt, A, W, Diok and R. 'F. jones spent a couple of days fishing in the Bruce -Grey dis- trict... Mr. M. J. McQuaid af'Stratford, a former resident of the 2nd concession of Tuckertsrndth, •rs spending a few days here, Mr. A. Calvert and family have move'd to !Stratford. Miss Margaret Jaickson o'f Elgnuond- wille lett on 'Wednesday for Toronto JOn Saturday, Mies Jackson, and her. brolther,',Mr. George Jackson, will leave by -heat for Winnipeg and will visit: their brother, 'edge Jacaesbn and family in Lethbridge, Later they win visit Calgary where the stampede will be head in Jany, afterwards tour- ing Banff, Seattle and the Pacific coast, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Dirtier and three children; Jean, Beverly ` and Mary, of St. Catherines, were guests of MT, and Mrs. Will Ferguson. Mr, and Mrs. Charlie .Clark of Ayl- mer, were- ;Sunday visitors with his mlother, Mels. R. 'L. Clark. Misses' Madeline and Corinne Ho - them attended the wedding of their cousin, Miss Maizie Hotham, which took place in London on Salturdiay, June 117, at St. James' Anglican Church, Mr. and Mrs. Jmo. Hotham, Leone and ldrs. Rolphe attended the, silver we'ddin'g ann'ive'rsary of. Mr. Hothani's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert THousewhich h t'o k lace at their Buy Seaforth A Service that creates Confidence and a Dependable Reputation 18 YEAR'S Always food Quality Please us by giving us your cream patronage and we will try to please 0' you by our services and highes', market .prices for good cream. 1 Cream weighed, tested, graded and Paid, for lw'hile you wait. The Seaforth Creamery C. A. Be RB'ER, Prop. , puce 'home at Delaware on June. .Mr. and Mrs. J. HIartman visited friends in Hessen, M'on'ktoo, EUmitia, Waterloo, St. Agatha. Mr. and Mrs. Blake '.Fawcett and baby, of Sarnia, spent last ,week end with. Mr. and Mrs. Jdhu Mc,Oo'wam. Mrs. McCo:w'an nidbored to Kitchener with them 'Sunday. (Mr. and Mrs. j. Hlartman v'is'ited in Dashwood and Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Couniter and Miss Millie Williams of Toronto were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.` Leo Fortune this week. 'Miss Katharine Collins of Buffalo ,s; spending a m'onth's vacation with her cousin, Mrs. Leo Fortune and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays and Miss Mary Bra11 of Detroit spelt Sunday with their matey friends. The many friends of Mrs. C. Eck art are pleased "to learn her conditia is improving. MisssMargaret McKellar has receiv ed word phisweek that she received honors in all of the ten subjects she took at Western University, London. The Tuckersunibh Telephone ,Sys'te'm has not appointed a secretaryahreasttr er nor lineman, tenders for which pos itions have ,been called. The commis sioners meet ah Saturday -to deal wits the natter. Miss Marjorie Wigg spent the week end witlb M'is's Clarissla Dale, ,Among the .transfers in the Sai.ve tion Army which 'became effective on June 29th, announced by ivfs.jor G Best, divisional commander, is: Sea forth, ,Capt, J. Beeston and Lieut. Jean 'Russell. Mrs. T. F. Craddock of D'Arcy Walker's' FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING -and EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WA1LKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license.... Flowers. furnished Night or day/phone 67 BLYTH. The death of one af the older resid- ents of the community, Mr. 'William IiiRoibray, occurred on Sunday at the 'home of his;diaughter, Mrs. George. tGarniss. Mr: Motutray, who was; 813 years of age, had Ibsen a resident of IB'lyth since a young mac, He is sur- vived by two daughters, Mrs, Garniss, '1Elybh,' and Mrs. Abraham Vint of ,Stratford. A private funeral hook plate on Wednesday afternoon from his late residence to Blyth Union cemetery. Mr: John .Gowan re-o'pened' the butcher shop this week lately operetta ad by Mr, Joe. Heffronn, who has gone to Chicago. Two stare openings ,took.. place. last ,Mr. and Mrs, Guy Richards''and the latter's mother, Mr's.- Fred •R'o'binson, Miss Dorothy Davis and her brother, Fred Davis, df Detroit, are Visiting friends in town. \Ir Fred McGregor is moving to the Colbert house,' which he has purchased. , ' (Mrs. Sidney Morton and son»J'atnes, o'f Port Nelson, and Mrs. McArter o'f 'G'uelph, returned Wednesday after spending several days with Miss 113roadfoot who has no'w co'mplete'd moving frbart her residence on Jlaruis street. 'Mss. T. Johns of London is visiting her cousin, Mrs, W. W, Cowan, IMr. Geo, Jeffrey, Stratford, and Mrs. Rennie and son of Shakespeare, were guesits on Monday of Mrs, W. W. Gowan. Mr. and Mrs. Anvdreiw .K'irk and 'Mrs. Creighton and family' visited 'friends at W'ingham and Lucknow the past week. Mr, Jlint 'Flannery has returned from Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Neil Bethune of De- troit, are visiting Miss Bethune. Miss Belle B,atlantyne lett Thurs- day to visit cousins at Vancouver,-.B.C. Miss Helen Aren't hlas accepted a position as teacher in the Ethel school. Mr, Ken Anent of Toronto was a week -end visitor in town. The Misses Ferguson went to Port !Albert on Saturday to spend several weeks. BLAZE. The Fere Brigade had a run on Sat - , evening just before 6 o'clock when a shed on Mrs. Joynt's prop- erty south of the recreation grounds was set on fire 'by_a young son, of Mr. and Mrs. John Eisler, who ac- cidentally dropped a li'gh'ted match in some straw, IMrc Miller and Mr. Jos. Hogg stamped out the fire, but in the ex- citement -s'ome'one phoned in an alarm. The firemen, and an unusually large crowd, gatthered. Friday Mr. E. S. Weir, a gents' furn- ishing store next to Turhey's- bake shop and the reopening af the S•up eGlValue.. Dryigo'ads mote which, was purchased 'by Mr. Thos. Taylor and placed in change ,df Mr. James, Cut.. !Large crowds attended the decora- tion service at Unigw • Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, costnmenoinlg at 2' o'(dlolck( Rev'st Rita; Oliver and Po cdck Officiated. The 'singing, Of sacred music appropriate: to the accast n 'was led by the .B't3ebh band, New Health Broadcasts Stress Value of Milk ITIhe Ontario Federated Women's Instifutes• wbl'I' present'regula'r weekly 'hea'lt'h program'm'es over ,radio Station.. {CRIOT. 'The (first was given on Mon- day evening, June 119, at 6.315 IDay:iight Saving Time., These talks will stress the value of Milk' in the -diet and," i'ti is. expected; nulls create a greater coinsurer appre- biation of this important product of Ontario farms. (Such plans :have tbeen'nlade possible' through the' courtesy of the Hon, Thomas L. Kennedy, Minister'of Ag- ri'cudRure. 'Send 'us.the natnes•i'odlyour' visitors. WILSON. CA'MPBE'LL The sudden death of Mr. Wilson Campbell, highly esteemed, resident, came as a dis'tin'ct shock to the whole po!m'nvunlity an Monday, June '19. Mr. Camipb:ell had not :been well for some time, having suffered an af- fliction of the heart .but was able to be around and attend to his ' usual duties.-Mloriday morning he motored to Wiabfo:n with Mr. Wen.. Govenlock, and returning about noon step'p'ed into Dunlop's garage and sat dawn in a chair, when about twenty minutes later he sud'denlly. expired. .The deceased, who was, a son of the late Jdhn .Campibell, was born in 1113'60 in Mc'Killo'p and lived on the homestead until four years ago when he and his sister, Miss Letitia, moved into town. He was formerly a regular attendant of Duff's Church, McKillop, and a man of fine character and wise counsel, who will be greatly missed by a large circle of friend's. 1Sunvi ins are four sisters, Mrs. Ro- bert McKinley, 'Stanley; Mrs. John McKinley, Clinton; Mrs, Robert .Reid, McKillop, and Miss Letitia Campbell at home. The funeral took place 'Wednesday afternoon, June 21sT, from his late. residence on North Main street, inter- ment being made in the Maitland Bank Cemetery. Rev. W. .P. Lane, of North Side United Church, 'Rev, W. F. Smith of McKillop and Rev. T. Robinson of St. Marys, o:Eficiated, Two favorite hymns, "Nearer My. God to Thee," and "Safe in the Arms of Jesus" were sung, led by Miss Eliz- slbsth Henderson and i[r. Ivy Hend- erson There were many beautiful GRADUATION EXERCISES (Continued from Page One,) through the care and consideration with which our honoured 'Superin- tendent and her assistants have un- ceasingly'looked alter our highest welfare, With tmtiring devoti 1t they have watched• out .pgg rca twhrat- ever success we may attain 11t: ,5iii•abe- ioved vooation will be otainly doe. to their efforts on our behalf. To' the .doctors, too, we owe a real debt of gnatitsde,' "Don't look, for the flaws as you pass through life And even if you find them, IBe wise and kind, and somewhat blind, And 'ibolc for the virtues 'behind them. " These words might well ex'pres's the kindly judgment of the doctors when they have been annoyed by our clumsy efforts •and . one numerous mistakes. 'Far the kindness of the Hospital Board, shown to us in so many ways, we wisk.to place on record our grate-, fful appreciation. From the P'a,tdents to wham it has been our privilege to minister, we wish to say that we .have, learned no', small number of our Most va'luable', es'sons. 11 it were only possible, it would afford us the greatest af pleas- ure to thank them for all they have aught us. Of the 'kindness of the citizens of Seaforth we wislh to make ntos't grate ul mention. Many of them have made us welcome in their homes and in pis way have tirade our days of training palls more pleasantly. "The world stands out on either side • No .wider titan bhe heart is wide Above the world is stretched the sky No higher than the soul is high " floral tributes front friends. and rasa B:C., arrived Wednesday to visit her lines. The (dower -carriers were W'at- sisters, Misses Graves. son Reid, Wilson Campbell Jr,, Camp- bell McKinley and James MclEwen. Mr. Thos. Grieve, Miss Margaret ,Grieve and Mr. Charles Mason went to Chatham on .Sunday accompanied by Miss Bessie Grieve, wlhio has re- sumed teaching after a few weeks' ab- sence while recovenin'g: from an op- eration, IMr, and Mrs. Earl Shalpboin and young son, 'Melvin, of Exeter, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.. Rus- sell Dorr(an'ce, McKinley. :Mr, arid Mrs, Leslie Bristow and two d'augthers, Betty and. Joan, 'cante. from Detroit on Saturday and' are p i' spending Y• e = a to1tes with Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Webster; ,Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanna were Tee'awater visitors on, Monday: Mr. A. C. 3taCauley of Newmarket was a week -end visitor in town. 1Mrs. Blenyism'in Reid .offKiiidersdey, Sask., who .has beern the guest dfher sister, Mns. 1Clias. McGregor, Con- sitance, the past. week; was • a. visitor with Mrs. J. A. Reid, West street, on Tuesday: Mr. and Airs R'o'bert' .Oormyn of Dayton; Ohio, left 'Tuesday alfiter vis- iting' a few' days' 'with the fortner's .cousin Miss Kate Ellison, and also Mr. Frank Kling and. Miss Mary Ruing, 'Mr. and Mrs. James Stanton.of 1Exeter were' guests on Sunday' of Miss J, A, I�oid, Mies Fltorenee Bowler of Blu,evale was a visitor with the Misses Cress- well on Wednesday. The pallbearers were John Caan'p-. he'll, .Jlosep'h Canvplbeh, .Nelson, Reid, Elgin McKinley , Robert Campbell ,and George Campbell. Those from a distance who at- tended were Mr. Hugh Brooi-s and 'Mr. Mac Allen, of Bad Axe, Mich.; Mr. ' Will Smith of Oamlaohie, Mrs, J. B. Russell of Peoria, Idl,; also frienidls fndm Astwood Zurich, , Ben - Miller, Walton, Brussels, Mitchell and ISltratford: Autoinsuranco 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 NEW Non Tariff Rates It's worth your while to see us before placing your insurance and at the new low non -tariff rates you cannot afford to take chances: All claims promptly and satisfac- torily paid. Phone, write- or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152 And, now, as we today say fare- well to our beloved Alma Mater, to these familiar scenes and these happy, iel'plful friendships, we pledge _ our- selves that we shall keep fresh and fragrant in our memories every joy- ous contact we have made and every helpful lesson we have learned. We wiil gather up the experiences which have been ours during these years of training in the lines with which nye close this Valedictory; A. D. Sutherland • GENERAL INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING. ETC. THE NURSE'S DAY Seven o'clock, and the nurse's work Was done for another clay. ISIhe heaved a sort of tired sigh And put the Charts away. Then sat for a moment and bowed her 'heads Over the little white .desk, "I wonder," she said to herself, "After all, ;Ant I really doting My :best ?" "Perhaps I cguld have begun the day 'With a brighter, cheerier smile, And answered the bells with a "'right away" ',Instead of "after while." And I might have listened with sweeter grace 'To the story of Six's woes, iShe.,may be suffering more, perhaps, More than anyone .knows. to tAtid 1; might have refrained from that half=way frown, (lA'lbhaugh I was busy ,thea) {When the frail little body with sad blue eyes (Kept ringing again and again. !And I might have spoken a kind'lie'r worcl' 1Tlo the heart of that restless 'troy, And stopped a moment to help !him find 'Pine missingpant of his toy. BEATTIE'S Big Monthly 3 Day Feature Sale Thurso Fri., Sat. "Binns Forget" Rose Garden Tea Strawberries and Cream With other good eats, will be served under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the North Side United Church, on Tues, afternoonlune 27 from 4.30 to 7.00 o'clock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Cluff, North Main Street EVERYONE WELCOME Admission 25c In this big house of sorrow, So, gladly forgives the lack to -day, Tor you will do better to -morrow: And the nurse looked up with the • tenderest smile, "Tomorrow I'll make it right." Then added a note in the Order !Book; - "Be good to them tonight." BRUCEFIELD. Nurse Gretta Mustard ,of Gypsum - vine, Manitoba, visited during the past week at the home of her mother. Mrs, Alex. Mustard. At the W.M.S. meeting last week, she spoke in a most interesting way of her work. :ldiss Mustard has been in Gypsum- ville four years; where she has acted in the capacity of deaconess, doctor, nurse, dentist, and church bu'il'der. The nearest doctor is fifty miles ati'ay and the nearest dentist - at Winnipeg, nearly two hundred miles. Owing in a large measure to Miss Mustard's "ef- forts a new church was finished last spring, the first church of any deno- mination 'which this twenty -;five year old community has ever had. 'The de- dication service was conducted last March '5th, try Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Gordon IjRalph Connor). Sunday school ,and divine service are held each Sunday by Miss Anderson, a deacon - rums, who wluo has been. associated with Miss Mustard in the work for the pastt year. Services are attended by six nationalities each. Sunday, English, Ukran•ian•, 'Polish, Jewish, German. Finnish and Indian. These widlintg workers are supported by the Worn - art's Missionary. Nurse Nettie Slimiclair Of Clinton Hospital staff, spent a few days with her friend, Miss Mustard, this week. Mrs. 115m, Candelbe of Red Deer, .Alta„ is the guetlt of Mr, and Mrs, L, (Forrest this week. II1 was with deep regret that the people .of Brucefield learned of the death of Rev. C. Gordon Armour of r n Sunday, June llhh 1933 Aurora o Sm Y, J , at the 'Toron'to General TH'ospital.-Mr.. Armour had been preaching two weeks previous when towards the end of, the service be collapsed and did trot regain consciousness. Mr. Armour was much •beloved by his friends and to them he gave of his very best which was a solid faith in Jesus' way. His personal interest in young' people even after removed from them meant much to these folk, airs. Armour died seven weeks previous to. .Mr. Armour's death. They leave ane daughter, El- eanor, and to her we extend our deepest sympathy in this time of such deep loss, .Memorial service was held at the United Church, !Aurora, and was conducted by Inc. Dr. G. Pid- geon, B'loor St., Toronto, assisted by 'Several other ministers. Many of his former congregation of Orangeville present and B'ritcelfield congregation was represented .by Mr. John McIn- tosh, 1f.A., and Dr, Lance Norris, who extended word's of sympathy from Mr. Armour's many friends of ,Bruce - ,field. IDr. Lance Norris of Toronto West- ern Hospital visited his parents over the week end. iDr. Anna 'Haugh has returned from interning at Moose Jaw ,General Hos- pital and is spending the summer months with her parents. IMisses Edna and !Grace Francis of Plant, Mich„ are visiting et the manse; Miss Mary McLachlan of ,Gban- wo•rth visited her friend, Miss Ann McNaughton during the past week, Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh McLachlan and Liss Jean 3eturdocnn visited friends in 11-Laninibtotn and Brantford over the week. end, IWe are pleased, to see ,Mr. Murray Gibson Frame from 'Huron `Springs Sanitarium where he recently under- went an operation. (Or the patient in Eighteen -A tJus't needed a gentler touch, (There are lots of things .1 might have done And it wouldn't h.ave taken much She; sighed again, and brushed a heal, IThen Whispered, praying law - 0, God, have can you accept this day (When' it dia's been jacking so ? And' God looked dawn-lHe heard the sigh, And saw the shining tear, Then sent His angel messenger To whisper in her .ear: {Perhaps you could` have done better to -day, But Olh, the Onuripn'teht One Seeing your thoughts doesn't forget The beautiful things you've done. He /mows, little Nurse, that you love your world VARNA, •The United' Church will observe the sacrament oof the Lord's supper newt 151111.d ay. ,Quite a number attended the Web- ster reunion in Lucknow last Satur- day, (Several of the farmers have begun, haying.