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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-08-03, Page 9THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1933 THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE Co -Operative Sales Exemplify, only, the better values always obtaitiablle at Superior Stores, with a combined purchasing power of over $10,000,000 annually. No wonder WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Iltems for August 3:rd, 4th & 5'th, MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1 lb tin OXYDOL large pkg PEARL NAPTHA SOAP, 10 cakes 100 cakes—$2.85 TOMATO_JUICE, NATURE'S BEST PORK & BEANS, AYLMER 39c 17c 29c per tin ..5c per tin 5 c SOAP CHIPS 5 lbs. 39 c LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 cakes SWEET PICKLES large family jar. BEE HIVE BRAND CORN SYRUP 2's -15c; ..5's Corn Flakes,- any kind 3 pkgs. Aylmer'Choice Red Pitted Cherries Keen's Mustard, 4's -25c; 2'sgt. 2 tins %'s 23c 27c' 35c 25c 25c 49c Weston's Fancy Assorted Biscuits 1 lb. pkg. 135c New Pack' Strawberry Jam 40 oi. jar 37c Hawes' Floor Wax l's 43c Hawes' IL'emon (Oil, '12 oz., large per bottle 03c Ovaltine 'builds up your children' small -45c; ...medium -67c; .... large 1.09 Crosse & Blackwell's Vegetable Soup per tin 10c 'we recommend the quality' McLaren's Jelly Powders 4 pkgs. Patterson's Mixed or Hillcrest Cream Biscuits 2 lbs Salada Tea, Brown Label, special 04 lb. 'Schneider's Midget Cottage Rolls per lb Schneider's Roast Dutch Loaf per lb. Schneider Bologna per lb. Oxade Summer Drinks, Orange, (Lemon, Raspberry per pkg. •Lawrason's ?Snowflake, Ammonia 4 pkgs. Lawrason's Flusho per tin Lawrason's 'Sinko per tin Interlake Toilet Paper 3 rolls Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Rhone 8 Phone 77 25c 29c 23c 20c 23c 15c 5c 25c 21c 27c 25c Buy Seaforth Butter 18 YEAR'S Always Good Quality A Service that creates ,Confidence and a Dependable Reputation Please us by giving us your cream patronage and we will try to please • you by our services and highes,- market prices for good cream. 0 Cream weighed, tested, graded and paid for while you wait. The Seaforth • Creamery C. A. BARBER, Prop. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING .Motor or Horse Ett(riptnent f Go- vernment W. J. WALKER, holder o diploma and license, Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67. MOSSO Attacked by Asthma. The first fear- ful sensation is of suffocation, which. hour by hour becomes •more desper- ate and'hopeless. To such a case the relief afforded by Dr, J. D. Kellogg's Asthma -Remedy seonis nothing less than miraculous. Its 'help is quickly apparent and soon thfe :dreadful at tack is mastered. The asthmatic who, has found out the dependability .I of this sterling remedy will never be without it. It is sold everywhere. Hear no u11 olf a friend, ,nor speak any of an enemy. BLYTH. Mr. and Mrs. J• W. ;Scott and Ar- chie spent Sunday with Mr, Bruce Armstrong of :Clinton. Misses Ella :Brown and Margaret :Smith spent the past week with rela- tives at Brampton. ,E, C, Houghton :ofl London return- ed home. Sunday after spending the past nnottth with .Inds aunt, Mrs. 7• W. Scott. Mrs. John 1McjNi•cicol spent a few days last week with her father, Mr. S. :Storey of Mc'Kiillop. Mr. and Mrs.• Andrew MdNichol visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jahn - stun Saturday evening, 1Harvey, harry and 'Gordon. Brad- shaw of Jamestown visited at the home of Mrs. John :Gras:by fast' week, Mr. LVm. Laidlaw, who, has Ibeeit' at St. Joseph's hiospital,,L'on:don, for the past six weeks, returned ` home ITuesd'ay off this week. Mir. and Mrs. •Weisley„ Jermyn of Jamestown; also Mr, and Mrs. John 'Graslby visited Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence Johnston (Sunday afternoon. Mr. 5. IL. Fear, IMisses Mabel and Mary Fear and Me. Chas. Nicholson' enjoyed .a motor trip to Mimico, To- ronto and, Niagara (Falls. They report a. wonderful trip, TOWN;frOPIC$, Mr, Angus Moore Jr, and Mr. ,Ralph lCrook of Chicago spent a `few days .last week with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Moore, re, Miss Viola Wilson and Miss Herein Moore it otore'd t'o ,Neustad!t (Sunday, Miss Wilson remaining for a week's 1- cation, Mrs, Angus Moore is visiting in '!Oh'ieago, Recent ; visitors at the home of Mr. :and Mrs. Sam. Cudmore were Mr. land Mrs. Q. Harvey and son 'Tedldy, of Detroit; Mrs. Mary Harvey, Lon- don, and Miss Gladys Harvey, Wind- sor; Mrs. Edward Daley, Misses Ethel 'auld Dorothy and Mrs. Oanbeitt of. '1Walkenton Mr, and Mrs; Frank 'Rou-• :ham and sona of Detroit; MrsHW; IWil!tb'n, •Brussels; Mrs, ,Henderson and !(Mrs. Payne of Galt. •Muss Mildred Cudmore returned af- ter a week's vacation with her cousin, Miss Edith Houton of Oshawa, at the 'horde ,of the lather's aunt, Miss Maude Horton, Exeter. 'Miss Edna Mae D'ayman of Kipfpen is, visiting her friend, M'is's -:Mildred Cudhnuore, Mr. Chas. Layton of Hlamilton was a town visitor on 1Thursday last. :Miss Margaret Wilson, RiN., super- intendent of Sicott Memorial iHosp'ital, has returned from a month's vacation. Mr. and 'Mrs. George Hills„ Miss Ria Hills and Muss Jean 'S'mith are taking a motor trip through the States by way o'f 'Port Stanley and ,Cleveland, Mr. and ,Mrs, Will MdLeod of Port Huron, Mrs. WO Modeland and daughter Mrs. Marsh of London were in town Thursday and Friday with friends. Mrs. E. Stevens and children are spending a few days at her home at ILondesboro. Mr, Russel Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Pevitt and daughter June of Guelph spent the week -end in town with friends, • Mrs. Geo. Bickerton and s'on Bev- erly of Woodstock spent Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Nott's and Mrs. G. C. Dale's, Huron Road. Mr. and ,Mrs. George Ferguson of Toro:n:to spent the week -end in town and were accompanied back by their son Russell, who spent some weeks with his aunts, Misses 1Fergusdn, Miss Coughlin, Listowel spent a few days this week with Mr. acid Mrs. (Sam Hanna. Mr. and Mrs. 'C. IS'h'ockcor and chil- dren Of Detroit spent the week -end with friends in holm, returning Sun- day by the Blue Water highway, catl- ing at Bayfield. The fallowing boys .went to Baylfield on Monday to camp, for two weeks: George Hays, Stanley Hays, Frank ISibbs, Tom Sills, Garnet Free, Ted (Southgate, and Mr. Holmes of To- ron'to. • Mrs. Jas McMichael, Victoria st, has been quite ill for a week but is n:dw improving.: Visitors at the home of Mrs. Henry 'Cudmore, Harp:urhey, on Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Johan Newcombe and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Flintoff of 1S'tratford; Mr, John Cudmore and fancily of Hoimesville. Dr. Frank Neal of Peterboro and Mrs, Neal Sr. of. Walton were guests of the Misses (Ferguson during the week -end. !Miss Frances Burdhell of Brussels is a visitor with the Misses Brine. Mrs. Ross J. Sproat and niece are spending the week at Bayfield, Miss' Belle Richards of Stratford is the guest of Mrs, H. R. Scott. Mr. Donald Scott is staying at Bay- field for two weeks. Mr. Ralpih.Cresswell of ,Denver, Cod. is spen'ding a ,couple of weeks with his sisters, the Misses Cresswell. Mr. Frank 0. Fowler and daughter, Miss Frances ,Folwler of Winnipeg, are spending a few days with the Misses Cresswell. Mrs. Stanley Gray and two children and Miss Laura McMillan have re- turned after a two weeks' hol'idlay at Grund Bend. Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Beatty; Mis's ,Bertha and Miss Harvey leave Thurs- day for Toronto where Miss Beatty's marriage will take; place of Friday.' Mrs. Harry Caldwell' (nee Rena 'Simpson) who has been ill for ,eight weeks is nolw convalescing at her itonle in ,Egtnotndiville. Miss Nellie Deitwiller, RIN., of Colbalt, has been attending her. Miss Florence Gray of Toronto is visiting her friend Miss Olive Stirling. Miss Ti•eva Bennett of Mitchell, is spending a couple of weeks with her cousin Miss Jean Dungey. Mr. Bert Govenlock of Egntoridv'illc has gone to Vtcnlcott er, B.C., to' visit his uncle, Mr. 'Wnc, Gavel -dock, 'a for- mer resident of our town. Before leav- ing his friends presented him with a fountain pen and bid hint .farewell at a gathering at his sister's, Mrs. Will. 'Ferguson. Mrs. George Reaney,of Mitchell and Messrs. Carl and Johnny , Dunn off ILond'on' are spencling a few days •Math lthe fonmer's sister, Mrs. Charles dDuisgey ; Mrs. (Dr.) Pattison of Lucknow, returned home on 'Saturday after spending two weeks with her cousin, Mrs: Jessie Brown. Mr. and 'Mrs. C, Dungey and "Jean, and Mr. No.rnan'Scoits spent Sunday with Mr . Wini. Duaigey of Logan 'Township, Miss Gladys Dungey re- turned home after two weeks' vaca- tion. Mr, 'and Mrs. Wm, Brawnlee and two sons of Oshawa :were in town visiting Will's 'birbriher, Mr. George (Brownlee and other friends, Will is an old Tuckers'mith boy and holds a good position with the IMdtropo'lfban Life Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce and two datsghlters, Eleanor and Ruth, of Osln- kosk, Wisconsin, called on friends here this week, Mr, Jahn Sloriver ,who has been vis- iting in Toronto for the past two wveeks has returned, - lMessrs. Harry MdLeod and Lorne Pinkney are camping at Sunset Beach, north of Goderinh. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holmes, are spending' their ilasisdlays in S'imcoe with Mr. Frank Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. J. MacIT'av'isic spent Sunday in Ingersoll. Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Headerson and daughter Of Toronito are spending holidays with Mrs. Henderson's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. 1A.'Modeland and other friends. Mr. Ian MadTavislh has returned from Toronto where he spent a week with friends. Miss Mary Murray of West Lorne is spending her holidays at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, IP, McCann. 'Masters Donald and Oben Mac- Tavish are hone from Ingersoll, where they spent a vacation with friends, Mr. C. Eckart has returned from Detroit and Windsor where he spent a week with friends. Mr. Gordon Hays of Detroit spent the week -end with his many friends and was joined by his wife who spent the past three weeks on her vacation. Mrs. M. Deslbura has returned to ,re- sume her duties in the Northville, Michigan, Sanitorium, alter nursing her mother, Mrs. C. Eckart, who is progressing favorably the past week. NORTH McKILLOP. 'Misses Jessie and Tena Dennis have returned home from visiting Mrs. John Watson of near :Baylfield. Mr. (Tommy Talbot of 'Chatham is visiting at the .home of John Dennis. Mrs. Bella Boyd, Jahn ,Boyd, Mr. and:Mrs. Thomas (Leeming, also Mr. William Leeming motored to South- ampton on (Sunday to visit their aunt, 'Mr. and Mrs, William Humphries and family ,df Walton spent Sunday afternoon, with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac !Bolton. Mr, and Mrs. James MadIntofsh were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. !John Crozier one evening last week. Mrs. Harry :Glravey, Mr, and Mrs, 'C'harlie Etner of Stratford were :Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Kistler. Mr, Samuel Regele and Mr. and Mrs. Antony 'Seim•on spent Sunday at Grand Bend, r BORN. GIOUD'IIE—tint Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, op Monday, July 31, 403, to Mr, and Mrs, Elton Goudie, Sea - forth a son (still born). PROPERTY FOR SALE 'H'ouse and loft, with id acre of land in the village of Varna. Apply J. 5• K'EYEES, Varna. 3'1 EXTRA OPTICAL OFFER (High grade, stylish and most up- to-date glasses, rimmed or rimless. Your choice in shell, white or oink mold-ifilled, with lenses complete, only $6.150. Invisible bifocals with choice of frame complete, only $IIE;00. These prices include a thorough examina- tion of your eyes by our web known and painstaking specialist, Mr. Hugh - son. Over 20 years coming to Sea - forth. The isest .10 tied \ Vori: to he obtained and we save you money. :Trkesday and Wednesday, August 9th and 9th. Close WVednesdav at l2 noon, Come early. Beattie's Fair, :Seaforth, AutIDsurance 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 A. D. Sutherland GENERAL INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING, ETC. ODERICII KACES AT AGRICULTURAL PARK -CIVIC HOLLDAY Monday, Aug. 7th, '3 at 1:30 o'clock Sunset Stake—Three-year=old Trot $500.00. Whitely Stake—Three-year-old Pace $500.00 Blue Water Stake—Free-For-All $500.00 Golden Gate Stake -2.17 Trot or Pace $500.00 Goderich Stake -2.22 Trot or Pace $500.00 New Covered Grandstand Good Track BETITING PRIVIIILEGES ALLOWED GENERAL ADMISSION , 50c (Tax Extra) J. B. Whitely, M!D,, E. R. Wigle, W. F. Clark, V.S., President 'Treasurer Secretary TUCKERSMITH. Mr. and Mrs, (Lewis Tebbu:tt left Friday to visit friends in Hamilton, :Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Coleman left Moanday for (Forest (Nook, 'Parry lSound District, to spend a few weeks With the t'atter's sister, iMrs• !Rice, at her summer ,home on •Ahm'ic Lake, Mr. Clayton Martin of Englehart is renewing ,acquain'tan'ces here. The regular monthly meeting of the ITuckersmith Ladies' Club was held at the home of Mrs. J. '''E..lBa11 Wednesday afternoon, With a good attendance. The president, Mrs. R. Fear presided, The roll call was an- swered by "A Scotch ;Story." It be- ing Children's 'Day, they ha& charge of the program. Readings were given 'by Misses S. Whitmore, H. Ashton,, M. Crich, F. Whitmore and ;B. 'Wal- ters. ,Miss Margaret Crich and Miss Florence (Whitmore favored with a duet2-A photo contest was conducted Iby Mrs. R. 'Fear, which was very amusing. T'he' remainder of the after- noon was spent in games which the 'children enjoyed very 'much. The9011 call for the 'September meeting is to be answered 'by "'Help- ful 'Hints far Style or 'Beauty." Miss Margaret Coleman of Staffa spent the 'week -end with her friend, Miss Jean IFotherin'gham. We sorry to hear of Mr. Abe TForsyth •being conlfined 'to 'bed with pneumonia. AB wish him a speedy re- 'co'very, Mrs. Thompson Scott and family of Detroit are visiting her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Abe Forsyth. Miss Olive Johnston of Varna and Miss Dorothy Elgie of. Toronto are visiting at th'e hone ,off Mrs. R. Elgie, of Kippen, HIBBERT. Golden Wedding. — Mr. and Mrs. IH'evey J.IRdbins'on of Hibbert cele- brated their ,golden wedding anniver- sary at their home, where they have resided since they were married and Iwlicit Mr. Robinson has awned since :16&2. Mr. Robinson is the son of the fate Mr, and Mrs, William Robinson, and was born on the old Robinsons :homestead no'w occupied by Albert (Robinson, 1Mrs. Ro!bins'on, formerly Miss Annabelle Furse, was born in East Nissouri Town's:hip. Mr. and Mrs, iRo•binson were married at the Furse hone in East INissouri by the Rev. E. (Rodgers, of Woodstock, who was pas- tor of the Kintore Methodist Church then, was unable to be present be - .cause of illness, at this anniversary in 119313. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson's happy anion was blessed with six children, all of whom are living and present at the anniversary. They are Mrs. John Quinsel, Logan; Mrs, Joseph Moore, II-Iib'bert Mrs. W. Sebibens, North Easthope; Miss Isabel, William and George at house; also twelve grand- children. When this happy couple lo- cated on their farm in Hibbert there was a log house and a cedar post barn :which have been replaced by a large brick house and bank barn, Mr. Rob- inson can point out a large cedar post on which the yard' gate is swung, which was there when he bought the farm over 'fifty years ago. It is still in good condition, Mr. Robinson also stated that when he and 14'rs. Robin- son located in this district several of the roads were corduroy and it was a common occurrence to watch the wat- er splash up from 'between the logs as they passed over them going to •and from town. Mr. and -Mrs. Robin- son are enjoying good health and are assisting in the daily work aroiutd the ,farm. Friends and relatives are pres- ent from Toronto, Detroit, Fergus iWalkerville, Stratford; Fort Eric, Parkdale, East Nissouri, Thames- ford, Sault Ste, Marc,iGoderich, ILu:cicnaw-, Win -pliant and 113rantiord. ELIMVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. John Johns of 'Ex- eter visited- relatives in this commun- ity last Wednesday, ,Miss IBridine vidFalls of 'Biddulph is holidaying with Mrs. Wm. - 'Brad- (Rev. and Mrs. Clysdale, who are .spending their vacation . at Grand Notice Seaforth Collegiate Institute All pupils intending to regis- ter in Form I of the Seaforth Collegiate for the term 1933-34 which opens Sept. 5th, are re- quested to do so not later than !Aug. 62th. Either mail a card to the Principal or register in per- son at the Collegiate on Aug. 5th or 'Aug. 12th, between the hours 10.00 a.m. and 12,00 noon. Bend were visitors with the latter's niece, Mrs. !John Brock, last Thurs- day, Mr, -Walter Johns, Mrs, Chas. Johns, Mrs. 1Ric'h. (johns, Master (Phil- ip and Miss ,Bessie Johns were in St. Marys on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. W. Reeve of Ilderton, Mrs. Langford of !Liman, 'Mr. Ches- ter Reeve and daughter Miss Norma of 'Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johns, one day last week. CONSTANCE. (Rev. J. W. Button and daughter Helen of IFordwich, also the former's mother, off Toronto, were visitors at the :home of Mr, and Mrs. :Austin Dexter, one day last week, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Hoggart visit- ed at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. John Mann, on the &h, last Sunday. Miss 'Beatrice (Riley was visiting last week at the home Of her sister, Mrs, John (Hazelwood, Jr, iMr. and Mrs. Jack Davidson and Mrs. Davidson Sr. and Mr, Scott Da- vidson and Mr, and Mrs. 'Harvey jdhns of Tuckersmith, visited at (rhe home of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Lawson on Sunday. Miss Done:da Adams is spending a few days with her friend, Miss Gladys Butson, of Staffa. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Clark visited at the home of Mr. and firs, 'Oliver Anderson recently. Miss Helen Thompson 'spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs, E. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Dunseith and fancily .and Mr. Ro,bt. Moore of Stratford visited at the home of Mr. Wm. Moore and mother on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Elliott of Toron- to and •Mrs. Elliott and daughter of (Clinton called on Mr, and Mrs„Tack !Ferguson on Friday last. Mr, and Mrs, Thompson and daugh- ter Ruth were guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. 'Wheatley on Sat- urday last. Mrs. Farquhar of Clinton is spend- ing a few days at the home of Mr, and "Mrs. Geo. Wheatley: Mr, and Mrs. J, Ferguson spent 'Sunday with friends at Port Aubert. Mrs. MrlGregor and son Ross, Miss Grace Somerville, lir. Lloyd McCulla and Mr. Will Jewett spent Sunday with friends at Bogie's Beach near Godericic, illfgln grade, stylish and most up-to- date glasses, rimmed or rimless. Mr. Hnghson, our welhkno'wn' s'pecialist, will be here Tuesday and 'Wednesday, Aug, S & 9. Beattie's Fair, Seaforth. Trousseau Tea.—A delightful ea. A 1i httul trou- sseau tea was held at the Nome of Mr, and Mrs. George W. Wheatley on Friday 'afternoon in honour of their daughter, Blanche, whose mar- riage to Rev. Charles W. Leslie 'M. A., takes place early in August Mrs. Wheatley, Miss Blanche Wheatley and Mrs, Peter Lindsay received the guests. Miss Minnie Wheatley, Mrs: !Bert :Anderson and Mrs. Carson 'Allen presided over tine display of .the trousseau linens and gifts.Miss Elizabeth Mills had charge of the register in which seventy names were inscribed. Mrs, W. F. Carnochan and Mrs. W. Britton poured tea and were assisted in the tea 'room by Mrs. J. Ferguson, Mrs, \W,, R. Scott and Miss Cora Strong. Miss Jean MdDionadd of Walton, is holidaying with her cousin, Miss Beryl Carter.