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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-10-19, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. BUILD UP RESISTANCE IT SEASONABLE FOODS October sounds a warning that cooler days are with us again. Now the time to build up our resistance with proper energoxn d warmth - producing t ede Superior oducts It wouldabe tog most to "Lay of seasonablessupply p In" 'a good,supply of these foods ,.at present Superior Store prices. WE SELL THE BEST. FOR LESS Items for week ending October 25. 10 bars P. & G. SOAP CLARK'S PORK & BEANS, 2'squat 2 tins BAKER'S COC'OA, %'s per tin INGERSOLL MALTED CHEESE %'s 2 pkgs SINGAOPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE per tin ROYAL YORK COFFEE 1 lb. tin v 1c l c 2Sc 11c 39c Aylmer Infant's tins 21cs Food lbs s 23c Hillcrest 'Shortening, l's 7 2 llb23c Five Roses Flour 24 lb bag 79c Red1/ lb 23c Rose Tea, Crimson Label, special 2 lb 19c Loose Laundry 'Starch large tin 5c per tin 10c per ib 1100 per pkg. 17c large bottle 50c large tin llc per lb 15c family jar 29c Classic Cleanser Cardinal Molasses Ginger Snaps Biscuits Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour bottle -23c; Maple Syrup small b Libby's Sauer Kraut Schneider's iWeiners Ideal Sweet Pickles 1 bottle Hawes 12 oz. Lemon Oil FREE with the purchase of 1 tin Hawes Wax l's and coupon froxnt newspaper 43c 4 cakes 25c 16 oz. 23c Ws 49c Manyflowers Toilet Soap Superior Baking Powder, ...... ,.8 oz. -15c; TA's --25c; cell Mustard16 oz. box 29c Excellent Quality Peppermint 'Wafers er Ib 19c Hallowe'en Jelly .Beans, Orange and Black • . • • • • ' 8 .......per 25c 5t Croix Castile Soap large 23c 100 lbs for 1.50 k28c 1 lb pkg 15c S. 0. S. Scouring Pads small -14c; Domestic Onions Roquefort Cream Cheese Acadia Boneless ,Codfish, just arrived Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Phone 8 Phone 77 TOWN TcyAng.S. •Mrs. Grace Ross has rented the residence of Mr, R. L. Thompson on John street, 'Miss Edith Henderson spent Tues- day at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr; and Mgrs., Alex, Wright 'Air. and Mrs: Hodgins of Kincard- ine were guests during the week -end of the l.atter's sister, 3'trs, William IAmen't, and 'Air. Anent, Mrs. Anent returned with Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins to spend a couple o[ weeks in Kin- cardine. ,Mr. and Mrs. William Somerville of Woodstock spent the week -end with `tile former's sisters, Mrs. Whittaker and Miss Somerville, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hooper and. Gladwin it of Woodham spent Monday with Mr,and Mrs. Tyerman. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dawson of. Los Angeles, Oa4,, Mrs. Snowdon and Mt. Dawson Snowdon of Bruce Beach .were guests of 'lir; and Mrs. Tyerm'an on Wednesday. 'Air, Clend'on Christie was in Mdordfield on Tuesday attending the Christie -Thompson, wedding, :Miss Florence Fowler of Bluevale. was a, week -end guest with the Misses Cress well. The Misses Ferguson were visitors at M'onlet•on for several days last week with their aunt, Mrs. T. Cardiff. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thompson of -Welland :spent the .week -end with Mr. and Mrs. F. ,Baxter. Miss Margaret MdKellar of West- ern Uaiiversity, London, spent the week -end with Toronto friends. Dr. and Mrs. Eberhart and daught- er Francis of Vlea'fond spent the week- end with. Mr. and Mrs. R. Eberhart and other friends. Mr. :and Mrs. M. ,MclKellar were week -end visitors in Stratford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Crawford. Mr, and Mrs. George Vivian and the former's mother, Mrs. Jackson of Staffa, spent Sunday with Mr. and bItrs. R. Eberhart and Mrs. Oliver. btr. Joseph Carbert and Mr• A. McCallum of 'Detroit visited the home of the former's mother, Mrs. 31. Carbert. Mrs. W. Oldlfleld visited friends in Brussels last week. Mrs. 3d. Carbert attended the fowl supper at Blyth on Tuesday night. .Seaforth CJ1, soccer team cost at Clinton 1-0 on Tuesday afternoon in a close match. The breaks were against Seaforth, I. H. Weedmark of Seaforth was referee. !Miss Jean Geln'mell of Seaforth is visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Gemmell of Stratford. The Misises Emily and Flo Cress- well leave on Monday for Pasadena, Calif. 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 highes' market prices for good cream. Cream weighed, tested, graded and paid for 'while you wait. The Seaforth Creamery C. A. BARBER, Prop. DUBLIN We are glad .to report that Miss Hannah Talley of Dublin is progress- ing nicely. The tnany friends of Mr. Philip Kenny are sorry to hear of him being under the doctor's care, Miss 'Nellie Ryan has returned to Toronto alter visiting her mother, Mrs. Patrick Ryan Sr., of tldibbert. Mrs. David Crawford and son Rob- ert of Toronto were week end visitorsi with friends in Dublin. We are 'glad to know Mr. Jack (Ry- an is able to be about again. M'iss Nellie .O',Rourke, Toronto, spent ISunday 'with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Rourke. HARLO CK. ,Mr. Robert Leiper and sister, 3liss Agnes, accompanied by Miss Levine Knox and three other'. girl friends, motored from. Toronto on 'Saturday, returning on Monday ,night. The Ladies' And and W AS. of Burns' :United Church held their ,Oct- ober Meetings at the hone of Mrs, A. W. Mcwing, Tuesday afternoon last week, Mrs. Norman Shepherd as- sisting. There was a very good atten- dance and a„pleasant afternoon was spent. There was a good attendance at .Mr. Charles Parsons' sale last week. Mr. Parson is moving fo Stratford this week. 'Reeve Leiper attended a county council meeting in IGoderich on Tues- day. aft, and Mrs. iI. 'Rapson, accompan- ied by •Mr, and Mrs, Warren Gibbings and baby Jean visited Sunday afiter noon at the home of Mrs. Frank Lan- sing; Mrs, W. H. Knox and Mrs, James Chowan and children spent Wednes- day afternoon of last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Knox. Mrs. Wm. Knox has been holiday- ing with Woodstock friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGregor and Miss Helen and Gordan spent Sunday for dinner and afternoon at the home of :Air. an•cl Mrs. Govier. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vascella are en- ttertaining .some of their friends to a party this Wednesday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Sundercock and children, 'who have .been living in Mrs. John Taylor's house, moved last week to a farm -in the vicinity of Grand Bend. Mr. and' Mrs. 'Emerson Hesk inoved last week to Mr. Harry Moon's .farm, ;Miss Ruby Toll of Toronto spent a few days 'last week at the home of her brother, Mr. Ernie and Mrs. Toll. !Tommy Lloyd returned home to Clinton last Wednesday after 'holiday- ing for a few days at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and 'Mrs. A. W. McRwing. Mr. and Mrs. James 'Scott and Ian of Toronto spent Sunday and Monday at elle home of Mr. and Mrs. S.. Me- Vittie, also calling on either friends, returning to Toronto Tuesday morn- ing. .lir. and Mrs. Leo Watt and ,family Mr, and Mrs. James Scott and Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lear and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Kellanl McVittie had Thanksgiving dinner and spent the clay at the hone of Mr. and Airs, 'Simon McVittie. Mr. and Mrs. Robert !Ferris and Reece, Air. and Mrs. •Joseph Bewley, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Bell a'ed family and Mr. Bert Ferris, who is a: present 'home from near Provost, spent Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs,. Al- bert Vodden. :The people in this community were, very sorry to hear that last Wednes- day afternoon Mrs. David •Reid had very suddenly taken ill. We hope there will soon be a change for the better, and that she will soon have a good re- covery. Little Kenneth and Margaret Roger- son spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MciEwing, white their mother, Mrs. Wit, tRogersot vvan at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Reid. The W.M.S. of Burns United Church meets Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 351th. Mrs. (1Rev.) Gardiner of Londesb'oro wall be the speaker. The ladies of •Londesboro and Constance churches were invited to attend and also to help with the program. Lunch will be served by W.M.S. of Burns' Church. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vascella euter- tained a number of their friends last Wednesday eveniog and those pres- ent report having had a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Dekleinhans of Kit- chener visited on Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jennie Knox and Miss Mary Knox, R.N., and little .Murray Shantz of Kitchener returned with diene after spending a couple of weeks at the home Of .Mrs. Knox, lvfr. John McGregor and his sort -in- law, Mr, Churcotte visited this week at the home of the former's brother, Mr. and Airs. Frank McGregor. M• and Ward Mr. T � Jennie Knox, . Mrs. Je Miss Mary Knox and little Murray Shantz spent Thursday: of last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John McGregor in Walkerton. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ferris spent Sunday at the horne of their daugh- ter, Mrs. and Mr. Joseph Bewley, near Walton, and Mr. Reece Ferris and brother, Mr. Bert Ferris of near Provost, visited at the home of bit. and Mrs. Richard Armstrong near Ethel. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson, accom- panied by Mt. and Mrs. Warren Gib- bings ,and little Ad'aty Jean, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Jelin T. Knox at the '`h'o'me of Air. Joseph Wheatley. in Clinton: What You Will Probably Die Of An article in The Atnerican Weekly, with next Sunday's Detroit Tithes, tells how science is now able to snake a fairly'accurate guess on how long an individual is likely to live and name ,the disease which will most probably usher you into the next ,world. CAVI CHURCH WINTHROP. ANNIVERSARY , SERVICES Sun., Oct AT 11 A.M. & 7:30 P.M. Conducted By REV, E, F. CHANDLER Special Music 'By The Choir Fowl Supper MONDAY, OCT. 30 'SUPPER SERVED FROM 6 to 8 O'CLOCK' Followed by a Concert given by The Lambeth Double Mixed Quartette. :Addressed by Rev. E. F. Chandler and Rev. W, P. Lane Afdnnission—,Adults 50c, Children 25 c, BRUCEFIELD. The Woman's Missionary Society met in the schoolroom, October 111th, wibh 2i2 members present, The meet- ing was presided over by Mrs. Neil McGregor, who gave ,the'Bible read- ing and s'p'oke a few words on the sub- ject "We Would See Jesus.” The del- egates appointed to attend the 'Centre Sectional meeting at Moncrieff, Octo- ber 23rd, were Mrs. Jas. Thomson anal 'Airs. A. T. Scott. The arrangements for the packing:of the relief bales was left in the .hands of firs. Jas. McQueen and Mrs. G. Brock, Mrs. J. B. Mus- tard, leader of 1Group ,No. 9, was in charge of the program and introduced the new study book, Living Issues in China; lealflet on the ,first chapter was read by Mrs. Brock; Mrs, ,Haugh; Mrs T. B. Baird, Mrs. H. Aikenhead, and Miss Jean Murdoch. The devotional leaflet, "The Babe Jesus," was read by Airs. A. T. Scott. Walker's FU=NERAL SERVICE UN'D'ERTAKING —and- EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WAiLKIER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 . REV, H. ,H. SAVAGE D.D. IN :SEAFORTH Rev. Dr. FI, 13.avi age Al Pontiac, Michigan, delivered an inspiring g as - pea message in the Furst ,P'res'byterian Church on Tuesday evening of this week. The large auditoniaim was filled ' by an appreciative congregation The WITH THE LA'D'Y BOWLERS IA successful bridge party sponsored by the ,Ladies' Bowling ,Clab was held at ilirs..L. T. DelLacey's home on Fri- day evening, October 113'th. Twenty tables were in ,play. The prizes were won as follows: Ladies' first, Mrs. T. S. Smith; second, 'Mrs. E. Bell; gentlemen's !first, Mr. C. P. Sills; se- cond, 'Mr, R. J. Sproat. EGMONDVILLE Mr. Charles Mason of Saskatoon, grandson of Mrs. R. Charters, Mill road, has been 'b'ought 'by the Boston Bruins hockey team. SIe 'spent the summer here and a great tnany enjoy- ed meeting him. We wish him succ- ess, We are very sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. John •Love of •Egmond- ville at time of writing. ;We under- stand she is improving. - We are sorry 'to hear of the illness of Mr. Robert Mc.Kay of IEgnlondville. We wish for him a speedy recovery. A very large and interesting re- ception was tendered bit. Ross Mc- Kay and his bride by the community and many outside friends. We sincere- ly •wish great happiness may attend their journey It'hrough life, W.M:S:—The ,W.,iiDS, of Egmond- ville Church met at the home of Miss M .Cameron on Tuesday last with 1$ members and six visitors present. The hymn 241, alter with h wit y d meeting oipeae S which Mrs. 'H. Moore led in prayer. Mrs. J. Brown read the Scr•p'tirre les- son, John 14th chant. aird devotional leaflet, "Jesus the .Babe," was taken by Mfrs, H. 'Chesney Sr., Mrs. J. M- imi, Mrs. D. McLean and Mrs. M. Haney were appointed as delegates to attend the sectional meeting which is .be'inig held at Moncrieff on October 2231rd. Mi's's Oa'meron was aplp'ointed to give the report of the iW MIS. at this. meeting. 'The Thau'kJofferin'g service will 'be oo the morning of October 22. bir. Taylor of the Thanes Road Church will be in charge of this ser- vice. Miss' Cameron then called the roll and Mrs. IMCMillan gave the treasurer's report. Offering was then taken. Prayer by Mrs. Malcolm. (After singing hymn 2417 Airs J. Allan gave. a wonderful talk on China which was very much enjoyed by all .present. Hymn 3516 was then 'sung and ,the meeting closed with prayerby Miss 1. Graham. A social half-h'ou'r was then spent during which time a dain- ty lunch was served by Miss Camer- on and Mrs. W. Cameron. grass," "No parking here," "No ad- mittance." V,Te've ••go•t to obey man- made :statutes. God, who is supreme and above all, has a right to estab- lish limitations w'hi'ch we must obey to enter the Kingdom df Heaven. We must be born again—born of the Spirit, born of God according to the will of God. Our righteousness must exceed the righteousness of the 'Scribes and P'hlarishees. ,Mark Y, 444115' —'Suffer the little children to carie unto nae, and forbid then not: for of such is the Kingdiom of God. 115.Verily I Say into you, , whosoever Shall not receive the King- dom dorm of God as a little child, he shall not enter therein. Luke 11343--iExceip't ye repent, ye Shall all li,kelwise perish. (Physical lineage, mechanical attain - invent, nor mental ability do not admit a person, to He'a'ven, Joten I, 13: "Which ware Morn not of blood, nor the the will df the flesh, nor will of Man, ,but of God." Dr. Savage travels far in his speaking tours, ad- dresses marry 'gospel meetings, l nd by eloquent speaker occupied fully does a vast ambttnt of good, "hours. His able address; was tater-i numerous striking and ,preaching the grad old simple Go's- spersed by some'tim'a's .humorous illustrations •Pe'1 in its p+urit=— which made leis Bible passages clear VOLUNTEERS AT 'GOAERiCH• and ettnvincimg. Dr. ,San*age, called ,the The Sdaforth co7ntplamy of volun- teers wi'I•I take part in, the acJbivities of the Htlron Regiment at 'Goclerich on Thursday The annnaii inspection t will be Stere 'o t d els tikes glace an exercises in honor of the Governor - General's visit. The company has een t•'l•ing in the skating rink for ANCL TOMMY MACK AND HIS 11 -PIECE BAND The Big Hit Band t DUBLIN F!1IAY October 20 Gents 50c, Ladies 25c HILLSGREEN. Vltss Mildred Workman has return- ed to her home in Kippen after spending the summer months with Mr. and Mrs. G. Love. The schools in Hay No, 3 and Stan- ' ley No, 7 Were closed last week owing to the teacher's convention in Goder- i cb, Miss M. 'Wood and .Mr. V. Din- Ma uin attended the convention. Miss Lettie Love spent -Friday in Goderieh attending the convention. btr. and Mrs. Geo. Stephenson and son of Walkerton visited the former's parents, Mr. and :Mrs, R. Stephenson, recently. Mrs..Broderiek and son Rae and Harry Smith and Mr. and Mrs. C. Seitnon visiited Petroiia friends. Mr, and Mrs. R. Dick and son Douglas of Toronto spent the week end and 'T'hanksgividg with the lat- ler's parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. 'Coch- rane, Miss Katherine ,Drysdale of Hen- •sall spent the week end with • Miss Gladys IJarrott. A number from this vicinity attend- ed the anniversary services in Kippers and 'Varna churches on Sunday and spent the day with friends. Also at - ending the cantata on Monday night by the Ripley choir. W-MaS.—The regular monthly meet- ing of the Women's Missionary Soc- iety was held at the home of Mrs. R. McAllister on Wednesday, October ;ldtth with Mrs. '(QRev.) Chandler pre- siding. The meeting opened with hymn 6125. The 'Scripture lesson was led by .Mrs. R. Love from St. Luke 2.11420. Mrs. Chandler led in prayer. Hymn '577. The secretary'.: report was read and adopted. The roll call was answered by letter 'I". A letter on relief supplies was read by the presi- dent. The business was then taken. An invitation from the Kippen Auxil- iary was received by the ladies to at- tend 'their birthday meeting on Nov- ember 1. The Thanlcoffering service is set .for November l26 and •Miss Spar- ing, a missionary, will be the guest speaker. The devotional leaflet, "We Would ,See Jesus." was given by Airs. T. Turner. Hymn 58. The study leaf- lets on"Living Issues in China," were given by Mrs. R. Consitt, Mrs. H. Turner, Mrs. R. Stephenson, Miss Annie J'arrott, Airs. R. 1Love and Mrs. R. McAllister. The offering was ,taken followed by hymn 357. The meeting closed with the Lord's prayer in uni- son. Mr. and Mrs. Cann and grandson, Garth, of Crystal City, Manitoba, are visiting friends in this vicinity. Rev. R. K. and Mrs. Love of 'Kir.- tore visited former's parents. Air. and Mrs. W. Love. Miss Lelttie Love re- turned with her 'brother for a visit, Mrs. R. Hopkins, who spent a few days visiting her parents, returned to her home :in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W, Huxtable of Cen- tralia visited the tatter's parents, Mr. and Airs. Jas. Love, Misses Annie and Agnes Cochrane of Clinton visited their sister, Mrs. 'H. Fuss, :Mrs. D. Nichol of Hensall visited her niece, Miss Annie Jarrott. The neighbors were awakened early Tuesday morning on the Parr line south, when the barn, drive shed and coniten'ls Of Air, John Marriott were bnrned.•Mr. Marriott went out to the barn early with Itis lantern to do chores and while putting down feed, the lantern with the high wind caught fire and before much could be saved had got at ahead that so they could not save the barn. The loss is heavy-. A number took in the fowl supper in Varna on 'Thursday evening froin this vicinity. Anyone having clothil'g or vegot- ables in this community to send in the relief car that is going to the West, can leave at Jarrott's store before !the end of next week. II'f the parties who helped them- selves bo gas and cans at the crusher at Welshts pit a few nights ago would call back, they ,forgot the togs for the cans for the tops are (here and of little use to anyone working there now. BORN. COLEMAN. — In Scott 'Memorial 'Hospital, on Friday, October 13'th, 11923, to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cole- man, Varna, a daughter: MdCOIN;NIEII1L.-410 ScolIt Memorial IHaspibal, on Tuesday, October 17, 419313, to Mr. and Mrs. ,Lee McCon- nell, Varna, a daughter. radio preacher, is heard all over an ala and the United Staileh. Who has not listened in to his Sabbath ser- mons. His test was taken from St. erre 511•. 'John c'ha'p. 1, v the The speaker was ln'trdsiUec i+ l by : pastor Rev. 'I. B, 'Kaine. The 'hymn Onwardl Christian . Soldiers, was •sung by the congregation. Th•ed'oc- several weeks on ,Thursday evenings. • for p1ltnlged into' his •stiblj,ect: Man has Want and For Sale,Ads, 1 week, 2S.c -statuhorY limlita'tiom's, '"I12eep off the Anniversary Services WILL BE HELD IN eonstance United church SUNDAY, OCT. 22nd Minister For The Day REV. J. BUTTON of FORDWICH Special Music by the •Choir Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. FOWL SUPPER Tuesday eve., Oct. 24 Supper served from 6 to 8. Program will consist of a Play, "THE PATH ACROSS THE HILLS' by the Blyth Young People, Also music. by Blyth Orchestra. Mrs. H. Lawson, Clinton, soloist. Admission: Adults 50c. Children 25c AutoInsuraflCB 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. 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