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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-07-13, Page 59 an THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1933. PAGE FIVE THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Counts_These Service Daysy s �says "Superior Sam",Whetheryou're a (King in the (African Jungle—or a .'Queers in y your own home, you will appreciate the type Of (service that you get at a Superior' Store. Think how easy it is in the coolness of your own home, to pick up your telephone and (place an order with your nearest 'Superior Store. Delivery is prompt—quality is unexcelled and. prices are low. (SAM. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Items 'for 'Week 'Ending 'July 1119. POSTS RAN FLAK1S 2 pkgs. ,19(; CLARK'S PORK & BEANS, large 3's 2 tins 21. c ImJIJCREST CREAM ,BISCUITS •CLAISS'IC CLEANSER 2' 25c large tin Sc KRAFT SALAD D'RES'SING IDEAL SWEET PICK'IJEIS 12o -.21c large jar. 29 c Surprise Soap 10 bars 47c Standard Tomatoes, large VA's..... .... .. per tin 7.0c Schneider's Midget Cottage 'Rolls per lb. 19c New Pack Strawberry Jam ' 40 oz. jars 35c Chipsolarge pkg. 19c Fancy 'Red'Cohoe Unicorn ISaimon........%'s--+15c; l's 23c l's 45c Royal York Tea T's -23c; l's 45c Blue ;Boy •Coffee... ...... .... ,n .:... ... ........... . . ...... . C. & B. ,Malt Vinegar 26 oz. bottle 25c . Certo per bottle 29c 'Whiz Insect.Killer 8 'oz. -35e; 16 oz. 60c St. 'Croix (Castile Soap 8 bars 25c Interlake Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c 3 pkgs. 25c 'Cornflakes Ws 43c Hawes ax 1' Hawes Floor Glosspints 59c •,• ,,, , '12 oz. 23c Hawes Lemon Oil ..... ............ ....... Corned .Beef... ... ,............... •..:..... . ....... s..... per tin '15c per'tube 23c Baker's s Tooth 'Paste per tin 23c Southern lithe n Stylecoa, ,A's .per tint •15c Best Qu li tytle Cocoanut 14 dozen 25c Lobster er ,... ... .. Rings , . r Lobster s 23c Salted Peanuts per ib...10c Wet Pack •S'hrimpsper 'tin 20c small --14c; Targe 23c S.' O, ,S. 'Scouring (Pads ' Announcing Winners of (Free Basket Groceries Last Week At Ross J. (Sproat'& Superior 'Store . .. Mrs. W. .R. Plant At N.'IPryce's Superior Store ., . Mrs, J. 'Ellis ROS J. Sproats JPhone MissN. Pryce Phone 77 Buy Seaforth Butter A Service that creates Confidence and a Dependable Reputation 18 YEAR'S Always Good Quality Please us by giving us your cream patronage and we will try to please You by our services and highest market prices for good cream. Cream weighed, tested, graded and paid for while you wait. The Seaforth Creamery C. A. BARBER, Prop. TOWN TOPICS. Miss Jean Scott has returned after spending a week with Miss Florence Fowler at Bluevale. Mr. C. Eokart has returned home from' Detroit after epending a week ,with friends. Mr. Frank Scott of Toronto is the guest of his cousin, Mrs. Thos. Dick - 9011.. Mrs. J. 13. Th'otnipsott has returned (after spending the past' .month with her daughter, Mrs: George Stewart, at Midland, (Mr, and Mrs. Gondlon Hays of De- troit spent Sunday with their Mr, Hays has returned to resume his duties, while Mrs. Hays is spending her holidays with tier parents, Mr. ( and Mrs, C. Eckert, We are pleased that Mrs, C. Eckert is on the way to recovery. 'Miss Jennie Bolger off Walton has been visiting friends in torwn the past wee'k, • Miss .Amon Trethewy, of.Stratford, is spending a fe'w days with her friend, Miss Helen '(Jane. Prof, J. J. Keys,. Mrs. Keys: and three children o'f Nashville, Tenn.,. were guests Friday of Mr. and - Mrs. (Sam (Hanna, on .their way to their cot- tage at Bayifield, (Professor Sykes o'f Hanover, North 'Carolina, who tvis'ited relatives at Clin- ton, was a guest on Sunday of Col, and Mrs. R. S. Hays. ' Miss Bannister of Detroit is visit- ing her cousin, Miss N. MclDougall. .Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Beattie and lilttle daughter, of Toronto, are visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. John Beattie: Mrs. ;Beattie and. •d'ataglhter are remaining several weeks. Guests of. Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Golding over the week -end were: Mr, and Mrs. Lqoyd Kei dhen and two daughters of Owen Sound, and Mrs. Kendhen' Sr., who is remaining for a visit, Mr. Arthur Golding accompan— ied then; ion their .return and will spend the sum'mer in Owen Sound. IMr. and Mrs. Scott Halekirk and daughter Ja.equelht'e, Mrs. George IHu'dson and daughter Miss Vera 'Hudson, and Mr. Sterling IH'abkirk at- tended the ,Corrigan - IRo'b'in'aon re- union 'held at the home of M'rs. Htid- son's brother, Mr. Wm. Corrigan, near A•llislton, where they spent the week -pend. More than '1170 people were .present. Miss Hattie ,Daldon'lo'f Toronto, is a guest of Mids. Violet Rankin. Many friends of Mr. Roy Brdwn, Tuckerslmiith, are pleased to learn he h'a's made s'plend'id recovery from the operation which he recently under- went. at the ,hosp'i'tal and was able to return to his home on 'Thursday Of this week. Mrs. R. S. Hay's and Mr. George Hays were Toronto visitors on Wed- nesday. 'A'ttending the funeral o'f the late Wil'l'iam Adams were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kling, Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ad.atns, Tor'on'to, and Mr. 'and Mrs, Gordon MoD'iarmlid,. Ltond'o.n. (Rev. 1H. ,Lainghorn of St. ,Cather- ines, Mrs. ID+o'tnan and daughter Margaret of 'Hamilton, 'Mr. R. ffIomer and Miss Margaret Gee, also df Ha- milton spent the week -end with 'Mr. and Mrs. 3. ,Riantoul and fanny, Huron road. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan of Detroit spent the holiday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Rintoul. Mrs. Lorne Dale and children are spending a couple of weeks with her sister, Miss Carrie Sims, of Toronto, at a cottage at Kin'tail, 'Mrs. C. McDougall .and daughter Barbara of Detroit are spending a couple of weeks' holidays at th hoarse o.f her another, Mrs, IC.:Altkittaon. Miss 'Shirley 'Oldfield spent a few days this week with her cousin, Shir- ley Ro'binsen, Mon'crief, Mr. and Mrs, P. E. Macklam have taken apartments in Mrs, 'F. G. Liv- inngston's residence on John street. Mr. and Mrs. Wi'1ti'ant Ol'dlfield and two children, John 'and ;Shirley, Miss Winnie Kruse and Mr. Raymond Nott spent'Sunday at Point Clark and Brace ‘Beach. Mr. and Mrs. John M'cAsh and sons of Varna were guests Sunday of Mrs W. L. Keys. Mr. flack Adams of Dayton, Ohio. who has spentthe past stx weeks in town, returns on Friday veitih Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kling, of Dayton. They will also be aoconmpaneieid by Mrs. Chas. Rolfe, who will visit her daughters there. • Mr. iWlill Pollard of Woodville re- turned home this week after spend- ing a f'ew days eurloulte. Miss Aililce Archibald, who has spen't the past few months 'at Kirk ton, is visiting in Seaforth. Mr. Camlp'bel1 of Cleveland is visit- ing his sister, Mrs. Sidney John's, 'Centre street. Four rinks, of bowlers took part in the dlotrbles' tournament alt Goderich on Wednesday afternoon: Dr. Bech- ely, W. G. Willis,' jollier Beattie, C, Holmes, Reid, Jeffery, L. ' M. A. H. Dale, Thos. Stott, (Mr. and MTS. 'George Brownlee and Mr. W. E. Bi'dlwitlee of Toronto, and Miss Margaret Manner, of London, visited 'reia.tives in Bayfield on. Mon- day, Mr, and Mrs. R. 3. Megaw and Miss Addison of Vantouver, and Mrs. W. S. lio'l!nt'es. of Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Porteous last week.. Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Butt and`, Mr: and Mrs. Edgar Butt were in Strat- ford on Saturday attending the Butt- 1Stewart wedding. Mrs. Angus McICuaig and Grace, Mrs. Marjorie Weaver, RN, and El- eanor, and Genevieve and 'Labelle 13a 'ki,n•s are spending a week at Bay-. 'field at one of the Brox cottages. The autograph quilt made by mem- bers of the 'S. IH. & S. Mothers Club, ,having 400names upon it, and for Which the draw w"as made last week, went to Mr: Walter Murray, who was the holder of the lucky number. to Toron- 'Mr. Tan14acTa'vfsh went to.on Wednesday to procure a radio dransinittin'g license. lyirs, Peter Cleary and slon Francis 'end Mr. Bert IIlane'y spent Sunday at Woodstock with the former's sister, Mrs. John Hopf and fa'm'ily. Mrs.' Shewfelt and soli of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., and Mrs..R'obert Brown- lee and daughter of Goderich, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Btowine e last Wednesday. \4r. Tholmas Daly celebrated his 1541h birthday on Tuesday. The white parking lines in the cen- tre of Main street are being renewed this week. 'The intersection of Main ,street and the Huron Highway has also been niar'ked out with white lines. Miss Iva Nott has been successlful in ,passing. her A.T!C1M. in piano at the recent examinations of the To- ronto Conservatory of Music. • ;Mises Leola Nutt, a pupil of Miss Iva Nott, has been successful in pass- ing her junior piano exken with honors of the Toronto Conservatory ' of Music. Mrs. Fred Willis and daughter Peggy of London, are spending son time at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Grieve. 'Miss. Atone Dale -left Tuesdlay to visit friends at Exeter and Waterford. 'Messrs. Andrew Calder, .Robert Venus and Pack Dorrance are camp- ing at Bayfield. Mises Lulu'Hart and a friend from Clinton are holidaying at Baylfield. IA number frdm the local Orange ;Lodge attended the ll3th of July cele 'bration at Brussels on Wednesday, when sixty lodges were represented In the huge parad�. All of Huron. met together this year. ston, only, child of Mr, and M'r's; Per - n's cy,Johton, had passed away. He had been sick only a few days, and al- ibit'augh all that was possible was done for hint, it was of tvo avail. iHe was a very bright tittle fellow of two, years, the joy of his parents, who are strick- en with 'grief by their ,very severe loss. The sympathy of all their neighbors and friends goes out to them in their sorrow and bereavement. The funeral, which was held on Monday, was very largely attended. The service was con- ducted by Reiv..E, A, Foul'ter, Special mask was given by Mr. Geo'rge Pout - ter, also by' the Misses Hicks of Ste- phen, 'The which 'h a wh t w as very Y P e floral tribute also was very beauti'ful. The pallbearers were: Lee M'c'Cou- nebt, Russell Erratt, Harold Dawson flower r e'bster, • the w and Melvin W bear- ers, Lloyd Johays'ton and Elmore Ste- phenson, all uncles of the little boy. Mrs. Oscar Wright o'f Kennil'worlth is visiting her mother, 'Mrs. George ,Dawson, at present. ,Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dawson have returned home after spending- a month visiting with Mrs. Dolwson's brothers, Mr. George ,Peek of Park River, N.D., a'n'd Mr, Wlm. Peck, of Alberta. Mr. Nathan Peck of Hensel! spent a few dayis with his son, Bert, on Babylon. The Western ;Stanley U.F.Y.P10. Club held their monthly meeting . at the lake shore in Snewden's Grove on the evening of June 29th. The meet- ing was a purely social affair, taking the .form of a weiner and marshmal- low roast. Two other clubs, the IBrucelfield and S'ta'nley, were guests on this occasion and 'a most enjoyable time was reported. 'Quite a large stretch of bhe Bron- son Line was almost vacated on Sat- urday last, the 'occasion being the Steckle re -union' picnic held at the old homestead in. Waterloo County now occupied by Mr, and Mrs. John Steckle. Mr, and Mrs. J. A. 'Cantle attended the Allen reunion at Baylfie'ld ,on Sat- urday. Mrs. Milton Steep of Goder:ch tp. spent 'Monday with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tough. (Dr. Anna Haugh of Moose flaw vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carnie last week. i Mrs. John Penhale and her daugh- ter, Mrs. ,ODr.) Mlolaahn and family of St. Paul, Mi'nneso'ta, are visiting friends in this vicinity. Mrs. Frank Hobson of St. Thomas spend the past week visiting friends here. Mr. 'Clifford' Sieditchmer of IOhica'go spent a few days last week with 'his. parents on .the Bronson line. Miss Mary Snowden is spending a few days with relative's at St. Thomas. Mr. anal Mrs. Edwin :Hobson, ac- companied 'by Mr. Robert ,Pen'hale of St. (Phomas, spent the week end with Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Penhale. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE ER 5 UNDERTAKING —and-- EMBALMING and—EMBALMING ,Motor or Horse Equipment W.J. WALKER, holder of -Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day •phone 67 'Persian Balm. Cool and refreshing. Soothing and protective, 'The perfect aid to beauty. ;Unrivalled' in its soft- ening and beautifying effect on the skin.II'm'pauts a fresh and fragrant charm to the loveliest com'p'lexion. Banishesroughness caused 'by weath- eruards the skin Safe conditions. g eked and keeps -it smooth, soft and flawless. Use it for the hands and face. iAl- GODERICH TOWNSHIP The family olf time late Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Johnston of Goderich Town - .ship, numbering nine brothers and sisters, head a re -union Thursday. tolled N5 d i'. T'h'eir combined ages to years. 'Tlhe eldest, Mks. Margaret Duncan, of 'Sault Ste. Marie, is $1 years of age, while the youngest is Mrs, Thomas Sewedby of Goderich Tawntshtp, age 03 years. Twenty- seven years ago the family was photo- graphed and again on Thursday they s'to'od unb'roken ,before the camera. A'ft•erwards they were guests at the home of Mr. Thomas' Johnston,, when a delightful social time was enjoyed. The 'occasion of the gathering was the visit of Mrs. Duncan. Others of the family present were Chri's'topher J,ohns'ton, Baylfield rd.;, J. E. Johnston, Toronto; James Jiohnston and 'Thos. (Jlohn'slton, Huron rd., 'Goderich ;Town- ship; Mrs. Robert M'dI'lroy, Seaforth; ' ; Mrs. ' Goderich; ration Mrs. J B. Graham, , Fred. Elliott and Mrs. Thos. Sowenby, both Of Goderich Township. The par - ways results in the highest expression e111t9 Matthew Johnston and his wife, of beauty: Meaty. Tmntou'ft , passed' away in 1966 !Want and Fay Sale Ads, 3 times 50c. and 1899 •respectively. BE SURE. AND SEE THIS CARLING',S !FOOTBALL CLUB of L'onden H,UIRIO'N +A: t, SITARIS Under the auspice of the Seeforth Legion At Recreation Park, Seaforth JULY 15th Kick-off at 6 p.m, sharp Admission ,25o. (Children 15c Ticicets now on sale, also at (the gate. C. F. Sills,' Pres.; J. M. McMillan, Sec. 1.feGtillivra.y Tow nslhLP who survives. There were born, to theist a family Of eve sons and two daughters. One son, (Willie, died in 1900, Surviving are Georgei; B nn' of South Indiana; Her- bert e i bert of Sarnia, Chester of FlintRoy of Fairgrove, M•ic•h.; Mrs. Harry jT11ahnrpsion of Saskatoon, Mrs. Pearl Niel -lett of Flint. The funeral was con- 'duct'ed from his residence, Queen set., Paekhill, on Monday. to Parkhill 'cemetery. LATE WILLIAiM 'ADIAMS A lifelong resident of the town passed away on Saturday evening at the home of his daughter, 1Mis. Jen- nie Rolph, in the person of William Adams, He was a son of the late Thomas Adams and was 'horn in •Sea= forth. Has wife, fonmerly Mises Hend- erson of MdKillop, died about nine Months ago. Surviving are two daugh- ters, Mrs. Jennie IRolph, , Seaforth; Mrs. Bent Kling of Dayton, Ohio, and three sons, Harry, Toronto, Jack, Dayton, Ohio, and Fred, Seaforth; also one brother, Thomas Adams' of ;Saskatoon, who is now the last of a :family of seven children, who were born on a farm whish was located where the north -'west corner of Sea- forth now stands,. extending to God- erieh street, and part of wh'iclh' is known as bhe Adams survey, M'rs. Fred Gale, Seaforth; Mrs. Dorrance, MdIillo'p; Noble of Hullett; Richard, of Londesib'oro, and Robert of Sea - forth, having predeceased. ;The funeral service was conduoted by Rev. W. P. Lane, the pallbearers being his three sons: Fred, Jack and (Harry Adams; two grands'on's, Cecil Adams and Gordon Ralph, and his, son-in-law, Bert Kling. Interment took place in ,Maitland Bank cemetery. new maid who seems to have KIPPEN. Mr, and Mrs. D. S. Blair of Tux - ford, Sask., are spending a month among their many friends and relat- ives in this distric't. 'Several from around the village took in the 12th at ,Brussels and all report a' good time. Miss Graoe Cooper of London is spending her vacation with her par- ents in the village. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. 'Butt attended the wedd'i'ng of MT. 'Roy ,Butt in ,Strat- ford an Saturday last. M'r, and Mrs, Dan Bell have return- ed to their home in Boston after a very pleasant visit with Kippen friends. Tuesdlay next, July i{Sth is 1St. And- rew's SiS. picnic to Bayfield, which promises to be the event of the sea- son. Mr. and Mrs. Jlarroitt are not keep- ing as well as their many friends would like to see. W.M.S.—•Circle No. 3 was in charge of the programme for the July meet- ing 1whidh was held at the hone of M'rs. Joseph Dayman with a good at- tendance. Those assisting with the study, "''Temperance ;Education and the Auxiliary Member," were Mrs. Monteith, Mus. Alexander, Mrs. Day - man, Mrs..Cachrane and Mrs Me- Murtrie. The devotional leaflet, The IWo:man of Decision, 'Ruth, was read 'by Mrs. J. W. MdLean. The regular temperance Lesson was in 'ch'arge of Mrs. Cooper. An appropriate solo was rendered .by Beatrice Dayman. Ar- rangements were made for a special Baby :Band meeting to be held in August. All mothers and babies of the congregation are invited. Mission Band.—On Saturday after- noon a group of happy :Mission Band- ers galthered at St. Andrew's for their annual pionlc, meeting 'first in the sohool room for a short devotional programme 'after which all repaired to the church lawn where an hour was spent in games under ,the direction of. the superintendent, .Miss Penfold. These were'mudh enjoyed by the boys and girls, as was also the bountiful lunch at the close. 'Before separating Theda Watson read an address and Edna ,Dayman on behalf of the C.G. I.T. group presented Mrs. Conner, their leader, with a very pretty electric bedroom lamp. Rev E. F. Chandler of St. Andrew's United Church spoke very earnestly on the subject, "The City of God," on 'Sunday morning last. The Misses Mary and F'l'orence Tho'nts'on sang a duet, "God Will Take Care of You." Miss I. Chandler, who has been with friends at Blenheim, has returned to the manse, Mr. Arthur Ricker and'' his tnobher, Mrs. Harry Ricker, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. W. Weido. Mr, and Mrs. J. McDonald are Be- ing visited by friends this week. Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Green of De- troit and daughter, who have been visiting 'Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Green, returned h'o'me after 'a very pleasant visit. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Beaton of Seaforth visited with relatives here on ISaumdlay. • Miss Dorothy Wilson of Tucker - smith .and Miss Verna MdGregor of Toronto, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Robt. MlcGregor, returned to their hones. 'Mrs. Robent Dlayan'an returned 'home- Ater a very pleasant visit with (Rev. R. R. and Mrs. Conner of E'm- 'bro and she rep'o'rts they are getting nicely settled in their new home and a fi'n'e .reception was held in their honor on their arrival at Etnbtw: Mr. and Mrs. W. II, McLean and Master Bernard and •Mr. and: Mrs. 'Won. McGregor and family spent a day recently at Snowden Miss Etta Bell of London visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bell, over the week end: Mr. and Mrs A. Berl, accoinp'anied by Mr. anhl Mrs: Wm. Bell spent the l n . to de recently at Si w rico day Mrs. L. J. Doig received the sad news during the week that,her broth- er-in-law, Mr, A. Phillips of Roches- ter, N.Y., passed away very suddenly with a heart attack. (Husband : "That came this morning plenty of go. Wife: "Plenty of gonel" go? 'W'hy, she's STANLEY. A deep gloom was cast over our community when it was learned that on Saturday "evening l'i'ttle .Bilily John - Autolnsurance 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 , VARNA. Mr, Pogue of Toronto, acting un- der the Department of Highway's, made a visit to Varna last week and found the road superintendent's and treasurer's 'books satisifa'dtory. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ivan MclNaughtot, of 'Kitchener spent Sunday with friends in Varna. •Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Woods of towel in company with their son George of Toronto, spent a few days with friends and relatives in . and around Varna, 'Mrs, Annie \'hdNaugbton of Lon- don called on friends ,Sunday.. Master 'Bo'bbie Cameron of Hen - ,sell is the guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Foster and aunts, Mrs. Stelok and Mrs. Sparrow. !The sympathy of the community goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Johnston in the death of their little son and only Child, two years old, who was 'laid to rest on Monday in Bay- field cemetery, The funeral was large- ly attended. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beatty of Mount Brydges called on friends Saturday. Th'ere is considerable dis'cusslon and disappointment over the removal of the Bank of Commence from our vil- lage. It certainly came as a shock in the ,very busy seaseon with the fanners and merchants, giving 'the'm little or no time for a plea OT petition. ,last week to Mies A. J. Keyes left ila visit friends in Lucknow. A n'um'ber from here attended the Orange service in the Vietoria street church, Goderich, last Sunday even- ing. iE. Epps and :Sons have been enlarg- ing their shop during 'the past week. Word was rece'i'ved here last week, of the death of Andrew Dun1kin of Parkhill. Mrs. J. M. Shannon and Miss Nina Shannon have returned to their home in 1Bay City, Mich, after s'pend'ing the past few'weelos with friend's here. Mrs. H. D'od'swonth and little son of Hamdltot, are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Smith. (BE Born Near Varna. --The death o Andrew Dunkin occurred at Parkhill 'yin o on Saturday in his 871th year. Mr. Dunkin was ,born near Varna in the yea'r11847. In his younger days he spent some years in California. In 1878 he married Aht'et'ta Arcoat of A. 1Sutherland GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING. ETC.