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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-11-09, Page 5THURSDAY, .NOVEMBER 9, 1933. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Special Values in GOOD FOODS Our Stores will be closed all day, .Saturday, -but will remain open Friday Evening for your convenience. This is in respect of Remembrance Day, 'Nov. 11M. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS items 'for Week ending Nov. '1151th STANDARD TOMATOES 214's .... , per, tin' 9c INGERS'O'IUL MALTED CHEESE %'s per pkg. 10 c DRUMMER BRAND .PASTRY FLOUR 7's-19c,.24's ROYAL YORK COFFEE, l's WITH SAMPLE PKG. 39 c OIF ROYAL YORK TEA FREE H'ILLCRES'T SH'ORTENING l's KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN large pkg. FRESH CRES!P 'SODAS 11c 19c two, 1 -P ou n d pkgs 2.5 c NEW RAISIN'S with seeds in 2 pounds 25 c NEW DATES—JUST ARRIVED per pound 1.0 c 'NEW FIGS—for cooking 2 pounds 17c 9 BIG PRIZES --- 9 COSTS YOU NOTH'IN(G, WRITE A LETTER 'IN YOUR OWN WORDS telling just what feature or features of our Superior Stores you like best. Bring your letters to our stores before Nov. 23, 1933. This will be lots of fun and besides you' may win WESTIN(GHOUSEJUN. VACUUM CLEANER, complete with moth proofing and other attachments Beautiful Westinghouse Electric Coffee Percolator (7 cup size) Westinghouse Electric Waffle ,Iron AND SIX OTHER •PRIZES FREE A REGULAR 25c, BOTTLE OF HAWES' LEMON OIL WITH HAWES SEIFPOUSNING FLOOR GLOSS wtv SEEITSNINE NORM nNG NOPE THE PURCHASE OF A 1 lb. Tin of HAWES' 43c FLOOR WAX, per tin Clip Coupon from daily paper and redeem here! HAWES' 'FURNITURE CREAM, 12: oz, bottle 35 c HAWES' SELF -POLISHING FLOOR GLOSS, Pint Tin 59 ROSS J ..Sproat Phone 8 Miss N. Pryce Phone 77. c magasownerwarthiamsamimaismir TOWN TOPICS.. \Irs, M. Desborough; R.N., has re- turmed to Northville Mich., to re - sellae her duties in the sanitarium af- ter spending a week nursing her ,nco- ther, Mrs. C . I7ckcrt, who is im- proving nicely. 1lrs. ,Isabel Hami'ton of Goderich is visiting Miss IGiovenlock this week. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Kirk visited friends in W''in,gh'ain end Lucknow the past week Mss Jean Scott and Mrs. Nellie McMillen are 'visiting friends this week in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, George Schofield and baby Nancy Louise, of Detroit, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Case Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reid a.nd .two children of Toronto were guests of 'Mr. and '1rs, J. H, ,Reid during the week -end. (Mrs. R. P. Bell and Mrs. W'tn. B'ultt and Mr. and Mrs. Archie MdGre'gor were at Varna on Sunday attending the funeral of the late lir. John Johnston, lGuests at the home of Col. and Alms, R. S. I-Itays on Friday were: Mrs. Forbes Godfrey, widow of the ate .H'on, Dr. Forbes Godlfrey, former minister of h'e'alth of Ontario, end Miss M'argla'ret Kelly, formerly of ( 3lyth, now o'f Winnipeg, both school girl friends' of Mrs. Hays. Miss Bella Nott of Lon:desboro' is spending the week with her sister, ''arcs, E. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keys and Mr. A. P. -Keys went on Wednesday t0 visit Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Keys at Colborne, Northumberland County. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burchell and family .of Brussels were ,guests' of the Misses .Brine on Tuesday. !A birthday `.celebration was held on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. C. 'Laid•laiw, Goderich st., in honor of ler 84th birthday. (Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Keys of Oakdale, Pa., returned on Saturday after spending a few days with Mrs. \V, L. Keys. Miss Mary Reid spent 'the week- end at Varna. Mr. and Mrs. Heath of Listowel were guests during the week -end .o'! Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Free. Mr. and Mrs. S. 'Gottschalk spent the week -end with relatives at Dash- wood and Zurich. ,Mrs. Henry Hoggarth returned to (Detroit on Sunday with her daughter, (Miss Ethel McDougall, ,R.IN,, to spend a couple of weeks. r IMr. Neil Magpie df St. Thomas, and Mr. John Buchanan of Walton (were visitors on Thursday with'" 1T. M. R)oberts'on and Miss R'oberts'on. 111100..10, i Buy Seaforth Butter 18 YEAR'S A Service that creates • Confidence and a Dependable Re Dep Reputation A • 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. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UN'D,ERTAKING —and— EMBALMING ,Motor or Horse Equipment W, J. WALK'l'si2, holder of Go vertu -nem diploma and license, Flowers furnished. Night, or day.phone 67 DO YOU KNOW A GOOD JOKE WHEN YOU HEAR IT? lAna article listing 100 varied speci- mens of American fun that'psychol•o- gists are trying out an college boys and girls to test their sense' of humor, will appear in The American Weekly ‘with next Sunday 'Detroit Times, Persian Balm promotes daintiness, s, charm and beauty. It is unrivalled its magical effect on the Atha. Swiftly absorbed by the tissues, it, leaves never a vestige of stickiness Delight- fully cool' to the skin. Stimulating and nvigoratti•lig. Sdite'ns and makes the' hands flawlessly white. Subtly frag- rant. Imparts youth and loveliness the inevitable choice of the woman who cares{ 'OLD AND NEW ANC KIPPEN WITH EDGAR WILKER AND HIS OKLAHOMA FIVE Featuring Walker Hart FRIDAY Nov. 10 Admission 25c. Ladies 10c McKILLOP. '. !Mr, 0,IcKKinnon, accompanied by his daughter 'Christina spent a few days. in Toronto, (Mr. Mac McKinnon, who has (been living in the Beattie house on the north road, has removed to the house on Mr. Bert iGovenlock's farm. Mr. and Nims. Andrew Montgomery of Winthrop,are •mov'ing into the Beattie house. The .following is the report of S.S. No. '6, McKitllop, for 1Se'pten9ber and October. Sr. W.—Leslie tPryce? 718%, 'Gerald O'Hara 715%, Jr. 11V.—Rita Duffy ,715% 'B'eatt'ice (Pryce 73%, Mary ,Pryce 179%, Hazel Sperling 68%, Marie 4H'oegy 66%, Ev- rett Beucrmann 163%a, 'Wilbur IHoegy 61%. Br. IIIIT. —Irene Connelly ,67%, (Louis -Ioegy X6'6%, Bob (Duffy 63%,. Alvin Pryce 60%. IBildy Little ,5118%, Hector Lamont 6111%. (Sr. !IIL—Jean ,Pryce 80%, Rita Sloane x518%. 1L—iRi'ta Connelly '78%, 'Margaret Lamont 76%, Mervin Beuermann 70% Roy Elliott 68%, 'Leotta :H'oegy 62%, Celia .Stevenso'n 50%a. Pr. --Isabelle Purcell, Alvin 'Pryce, Grace Connelly. Best spellers in each class: Leslie Pryce, Rita Duffy, ,Louis Hoegy, Tean Pryce, Rita Connelly. R, Anona Dale, Teacher. BORN. WALStH-Tn Scott Memorial Hospi- tal on Friday, Noveanber 3, 1933, to Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Walsh, Dub- lin, a daughter. Toothache and neuralgia are in- stantantly relieved with: Douglas' Egyptian Liniment. A quick, sure re- medy. Also recommended for burns' sprains, sores and inflammation. son 01 Mr. John Johnston, tvli'ose "ileaitli occurred on Thursday evening about 9•30 o'clock. Mr.Johnston had made his Home since the death of his wife in Clinton eight years ago, with 'his son, Mr. J. Wellington Johnston, residing on the homestead. hlr. John- ston was a son of the late Mr. and 5lrs, 'Thomas J.olteston, pioneer resid- ents of Varna. He was predeceased by his wife, formerly is{iss Catherine 'Moffett, whose death occurred after retiring to Clinton .from the home- stead a short distance from Varna, which had been their residence the greater part of their married life. Mr, Johnston 'had been tailing in health for some m'on,ths. Surwivin,g are one son and one daughter, Air, J. W. 'lolinsten. Virtu, and Mrs. rhonias Johnston, Goderich. The funeral, which was largely attended was Held 011'Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock A•om his late residence to the Bay- field cemetery. Rel. lir-. Pointer of Varna United Church, condttoted t`te services, Four grandsons of file 'Is - ceased' and two nephews, Wilfred Pickett, Clinton, and Alfred Moffatt. 1Kieeen, acted as pall'be'arers: Mr. and Mrs, J. ,Grieves 'of ,Lon<lan visited friends here one clay last week, Miss Sadie. Elliott .af Clinton spent the week end at her uncle's, Mr, Nal- son Reid. Miss Mary Reid of Seaforth spent the week end here. A memorial service will be Held at the soldiers' 01 5ument on Saturday. 'November ]11111 at I'1 ,a,In. in case of rain the service will be held in the term `hall. L,O,tL: 11035 5c16 their annual fowl c,nper on Friclac e,venive last. 'Aba,i 100 Orangemen and .families attended. A good programme was given. The County and Past Master were present 1 and gave short addresses: also Rea', Chandler of Kippen and Rev. 'E.' A. VARNA. The annual autumn thankolTeri•ng service will Ile held in Varna United Church on Sun'd'ay, November nth. The regular monthly meeting of Varna Women's 'Missi+onary, Society w•as held in the TJinited Church OR Thursday,- Novciinlber 2nd, et 2.36 p.ni Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, the president, presided. The fiin'a•ncia'l report up to date was given by the Treasurer, Mrs. Fred Reid. The Scripture lesson was taken from joint 11dlth (chh'alpter. After. the business of the meeltin(g was 'a:t- tended to Lev. Mr. Poulter gave a very in'teresltmg address on the sub- lett of 'I2tacse 1irej'udice." ICn"lues 49111sb year, a lifelong and d ins d n't reit, tin du- rii^ • r•p.er- 11r, and Mrs. Gordon ''Manson of Dundas and children spent the week etnd with relatives on the Goshen line and (Blake. ISteckle ,Brothers finished a long and successful thresh ng season on AIon- n dayf. � , Mrs 'Itob4rt Telgaty of .Bay'fteld3s seriously° i hl at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs, Thos. Westlake. At the time df writing she is reported to be mak ing progress 'toward ,recovery. KIPPEN. Passing of John Edwin Sproat—Af- ter am illness of two weeks' duration the death occurred early Friday mor- ning in 'his 412nd year, of john Edwin IS,proat, second son of William Char- ters Sproat and the late Janet. Gem- mel]. 'Sproat, Mr. ,Sproat contracted a severe cold 'which later develo'ped into pneumoinia. A private service was held aft the family residence at 1.30 Sunday, conducted by Rev. .E. F. Chandler o'i St, Andrew's Church, ,Kippen, and in- terment took p'l'ace in 1Rodgervi'tle cemetery, Hensall. Surviving are his widow, )Mary Yuddeil; one daughter, Janet; his father, two brothers, James Earle and' 'Dr, William Charter 'Sproat, and one sister, Mrs. John, Ad - len of North Bay. W„MIS. day at St. Andrew's was one o'f special interest, it being the annual birthday party of the Auxili- ary. The ladies of the B,ruce'fiel'd Aux- iliary attended themeetingand put on a very fine programme.. In the ab- sence of the President, Mrs. Brem- ner, Mrs. Chapman presided. The op- ening devotional period was in charge of the Kip'pen president, Mrs, Cooper. The subject for study was "Educat- ing a Fifth of the World.” taken from chapter 1II., "Living Issues in China." Those taking 'part were Mrs. -Chap- m'an, Mrs, Moffatt, Mrs. Hazelwood, Mrs. Aikenhead and Mrs. A. Mc- Queen. Mrs. Baird ,gave the dev'o'tion- al leaflet and Miss Bowey a leaflet on "Why World (Peace" A piano and violin ,duet by Miss 'Stackhouse and Mrs. McBeath and -a solo by Miss Jean Murdoch, ,a:dded much ,to the, enjoyment of .the programme. Mrs. I.'. !Following is the report of SS. No, M'dQueen and Miss .Stackhouse also 4, McKillop; for "September and Oct- gave very fine readings; arse Haugh ober. Those marked with an asterisk led .in the closing prayer. At the close save missed( lone or more examine- 'Of the program, all repaired to the bions. schoolroom where lunch was served Sr.: iV.-(George McClure 84%, ,Ar- thur 1-lenderson 80; Ross 'Gordon 67. (Jr. IV.—(Alma Lawrence ;80., '- IJr. IIIII—(Lois Henderson 71, *James' Nash 51. 1III. Class—Maxine 'Lawrence 5.3. Sr. I -1Jb(hn Henderson 67, *Dor- othy Huiser 64, *'Clayton Huiser 5'Z. Pr,—lBeth Campbell, good. M. Wheatley, Teacher. Poulter. Music furnished by Welsh highly esteemed res ig fir, asf Ragalwellhobc0 ositr'a`'•and W %`et , ter and 'W. Stephenson. .'triol'passed to has lesa STANLEY. Mrs. Frank Hobson af St. Thomas was the guest of friends in this neigh- borhood one day •last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will .S'cobc'hmer was in Clinton on Saturday last. 1'lr. Cliffiord Talbot of Goderich 'was. the guest of his father, Mr. Edward Talbot of the Blue Water Highway one day last 'week. Mrs. Al! Westlake is at present visiting friends at St. 'Thomas. .Air, and Mrs. Thos. ,Snowden was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. 1 -Darold Penlfale on Sunday last. s large surprise art There was a l ge s p panty gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. "McClinchey one day last week in honor of Mrs. McOlinchey's birth- day. All report a good time. (Mrs. Frank Hobson of St. Thomas motored to Seaforth aaic day " last week, being one of the winners in ,the draw of the Lions Club fuiid and re- ceived a beautiful 'Avail cedar chest. lir. and Mrs. (Paul Cleave, with J'innmie and (Eric, are visiting friends at Bad Axe, Michigan. Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Freekleton of Lucan spent 'last Wednesday with Mn', and Mrs. (Geo. Oan apbell. 'Mrs. (Jas..C:arnie visited \Ir. and Mrs, R. 't�T, Douglas of Blake on Thursday last. PAGE FIVE Commercial Hotel, Seaforth WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15TH Mr.J, B. Knight Will display LADIES' AND GENTS' SAMPLE HAIR GOODS Telephone Hotel for an Appointment Advice on Scalp, Hair Tinting etc., etc. W. T. PEMBER STORES Limited 129 YONGE ST.'TORONTO ONTARIO HOT Fowl Supper AND EXCELLENT PROGRAM WEDNESDAY NOV. 15 Supper served from 6 to 8 o'clock at DUFF'S UNITED CHURCH, McKILLOP Admission 25c WINTHROP. The (Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. of Cavan Church will hold' their autumn th.ankoffering meeting in the base- ment of the church on Saturday after- noon, N•o". lfl1th, at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Morrow will be the special speak- er. The 'Mission ,Baird trill be guests at this meeting. All the ladies are cor- dially invited to attend, The Young People's Society of Ca- ven Church, Winthrop, met - on Tues- day, November (7:h, with a good .atten- d'anice, The president, Mr. \Vrlson Little, presided. The meeting opened by singing hymn 434, followed with prayer ''by Mr.'Jack H'abkirk. The Scripture lesson was read by 'Mr. Ar- thur Alexander; _hymn 4415 was sung; the topic, "Watchm'an" was .given by Mr. Toni Bla'nehard. The pastor, Rev. Mr. Morrow, alos,'gave an interesting talk. A reading "1 Will Be Good" was given by Miss Olive: Pryce. Hymn 38''8 was sung. after which the meeting closed by all repeating the Lord's s prayer. A contest and some games were then much enjoyed by a11, memory of our Fallen I-Ieroes: "They went it seems but yesterday, Arid nosO' by crosses row on row, Tiley linger where the poppies grow, Not dead, but just .away." I\Ve were sorry to learn of the death of Airs. \firm. Elliott, Sr,, who passed away at her hone in :MclKillan on Thursday afternoon, We extend sync- Ipabhy to the bereaved relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart and Ken- neth of Seaforth spent .Suiulay with Mr, end Mrs. Alonzo Sperling. fir euchre • nd dance f h Thest e a e q the season was .held in the hall on Friday. 'night. The prize winners for' the most Games of euchre were: Ladies' first, Mrs, Percy Little; ladies' lone hands, Miss Ruth Gbndon, men's first, Mr. Will Herr, and men's lone hand prize,,, Mr. Thos. Pryce, Another euchre and dance will be held in the hall au !Fri- day, Nov. 1.7111. Ladies bring sand- wiches only. Miss Isabel and Donnie Eaton are spending a few days with Mr. and 1fre. F. Bennett, Huron Road. by the girls of the Mission Circle and all enjoyed a visit and a chat over the •cup •of tea. lair. and Mrs. 'Chas. IDayman of Us borne and Mr. end Mrs; Henry Day- inan of Tucl:ersmith were very 'pleas- antly entertained by Mr, and 'Mrs. Jas. Dayman of +Kippcn, during the ,week, Mrs. Wm. J. F. (Bell and son Don- ald returned home after having spent a very pleasant visit the guests of the ,foriner's mother, Mrs, .F. H. Robbins and brother of Toronto. been Mr. Fete Stewart, who has 1 ee visiting his sister and nephew, Mrs. !Dalrymple, of near Cromarty, has re- turned'ho'ni'e in the best of spirits a'f- ter having enjoyed a lovely vacation, Mr. 'vend Mrs, 13. F. Mustard of London, accompanied by their son, and two daughters, s'pcn,t a very plea- san't day recently the guests of Mr, and 'Mrs. Hugh McGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Green and family, formerly of Exeter, having moved 'to this locality, are now nicely, settled in their new hone formerly fam- ily. v and tan v Caldwell h H rr C1 t 'occupied y 1 a - ily. Sir. John C. Doig of Detroit, ac-_ compafnsed by Mr, Howard Hamilton and this mother, motored over from Detroit to ,spend' the week end.....Mrs. (Hamilton remained in .Hensall to visit her sister, Mrs. John Dallas and also visiting her bnother, in Ki'ppen \Ir. Alex. Monteith. Aulolnsurance 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. I+,•'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. !Areal jolly crowd of people dressed in 'Hallowe'en attire and wearing masks, motored to visit some friends in tine neighborhood on Hallow'e'en night. After being nicety en'tertahred for a while they loft in their car, leav- ing one to guess .who they were. Miss i\Irilldre'1 !Workman of .Seaforth spent the week end with her parents, 'Mr, and M,rs. John Workman. IA'liss ,Mabel 'Whiteman visited re- cently with \r and \Lrs. Thos.s. Baird of Stanley, The Y,P.i5: of St, Andrew's United 'Church met in the Sunday !School room on Sunday evening last. The president, 'Mr. W. " Thomson. presided and.. Rev. E. F. Chandler gave a very interes.tie address. The (Gault! \fission IBand will meet this (Sa'turd'ay afternoon in, the 'Stuiday school room at 2,130. All the girls and bows are urged to 'attend. ,Much sympathy is belt for the ber- eaved wile and family, also the father Mr. NV Sproat, and brother and sis- ters of the late Mr, Ed. Sproat, who passed away on Friday morning last after a very severe illness of two weeks' duration: T•he W-AI!S. af'St. .Andrew's United Ohnirch entertained the members of the W.M.S.' branches of 'Bruceficld and Hillsgreen at their annual birth- day party' on I. -Wednesday afternoon last. There. was a very ';fine crowd present and everybody hada very cn joyabde time. BRUCEFIELD. Next Sunday-, Nov, 112111, will be ob- served at the morning service as vl Re- membrance Day; the evening ser - vice slides off (Korea will be slia,v n on the screen in the schoolroorii. Nearly thirty members of the Woman's Missionary .Society accept- ed the invitation ta attend the birth- day parity of the Kippers .Auxiliary last week. A 'pleasant and prolfitable after- noon was spent. A number of the members of B;rucelficld Auxiliary are fonrecr ,Te ppen girls 'The anniversary .services were held in the United Church, O'c'tober 2.9'th. 'The day being anideal one the audi- torium was fitted to capacity at both services. The preacher for the day was Rev. Mr. Craik orf ,,Goderich,'who preached two splendid 'sermon's which were listened to with rapt attention by the large congregation. T'he', music by the choir under tube leadership o,f Miss Murdoch, w-a's mu'c'h appreciated. The voluntary offering' was in the neigh .borhooci of 1450,00, w-hnc'h was very good; the cou,gregaitions sent 111 sacks o'f clo'thing to the West, also fruit and vegetables in the oar.