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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-11-23, Page 5S a THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1933 i Fortuoe Builders Sale ! For us to say that you will make a fortune' by attending this sale would' be a gross exaggeration, but, remember the foundations ,of many of the world's great fortunes were made by thrifty people who took advan- tage of the money saving opportunities available in just such sales as this one. As Mae West would say= "Come in sometime and we will help you make a fortune." WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS ITEMS FOR WEEK ENID'ING NOVEMBER 29th 'SINGAJPORE SLIICED PINEAPPLE, 2'sq, per tin 9c STANDARD PEAS, No. 4 2 tins 21c IN•FANT'S DELIGHT SOAP 5cakes A5• c LOOSE SOAP COHI'PS . 3 lbs. FRESH SALTED PEANUTS per lb. NEW FANCY ISEEDED RAI'SIN'S 15 oz. 25c 10c 15c Raspberry or 'Strawberry Jam, 40 oz. per jar 37c Royal York Tea Royal York Coffee, with Free package Tea Aunt Jemima 'Pancake Flour Pure Maple Syrup, Catelli's Macaroni or Spaghetti 10 oz. pkg. 10c Swansdown Cake (Flour per pkg. 32c per tin 15c 3 boxes 25c per lb. 19c / ib. pkg. 13c per lb. 17c 2 pkgs. 25c large 26c 6 lbs. 25c per tin 10c 23c per pkg. 10c per pkg. 10c per ib. 19c per lb. 15c per lb. 19c per 1'b. 15c 2 lbs. •25c 2 lbs. 25c per lb. 20c per lb. 29c % lb. 10c r/q lb 15c per lb. 20c r/ lb. 23c lb. 13c lb. 23c l's 39c • per pkg. 17c small, ..:23c, large 50c Baker's Cocoa, %'s Silent Matches, 400's ISchneider's Choice Breakfast Bacon Schneider's Choice Breakfast ;Bacon, rind off McCormick's New Fig Finger Biscuits Post Bran Oxo Cubes, small .12c; Rolled Oats Libby's Sauer Kraut, 2%'s Shirriff's True Extracts, vanilla and lemon, per bottle Cake Candies, assorted Silver Cachous French Cream Candies Satin Mixed Candy Chocolate Drops, Royal Mixed Candy Australian Sultanas Cleaned Currants Lemon and Orange Peel Citron Peel Glace Cherries Glace Pineapple Rings Fancy Bleached Sultanas Shelled Almonds, large size Shelled Walnuts, halves OUR CHRISTMAS CAKE INGREDIENTS ARE THE FINEST QUALITY Six Deliveries in town every day Ross J. Phone 8 Miss N. Pryce :Rhone 77 Buy Seaforth Butter 18 YEAR'S A Service that creates • Confidence and a vendable endable Reputation • Always Good Quality Please us by giving us your cream patronage and we will try to please you by our services and highes^ market prires for good cream. Cream weighed, tested, graded and paid for while you wait. The lea forth Creamer C. A. BARBER, Prop. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UN'DERT�KING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. AV A LK 17R, holder of Go- vernment dipluma and License, Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 SEAFORTH MARKETS. 'Wheal, per bus. .:60c -62c Barley,per bit . 4{2c „ '30c Oats new, per bus.... 40c' per ht s: Buckwheat, at , Per ni • . 16e Eggs33c-412.c Eggs,, per dol. . '3 c o sper cwt. , ... , o ,i,, .S,,I5' g, $1.00 Potatoes, per bag CONSTANCE. \4r, I1iarold Glazier and ,Mr. Charles I Vakeliield retur,ied home Saturday after spending a couple of months apple packing west :of Clinton. • •' 7, ett Gttmoldb \4 r. and Mrs. R'ob Y and Olive spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. John Mann of near Clinton, \1r Benj. Riley returned :this week' after spending 0 w'eelc with his dau- gltter, Mos. John A:lann. The many friends of 1•1r. Fred !Fowler are sorry to hear that at pre- sent he is ill to bed with pleurisy. BEECHWOOD We are pleased to hear that 'Mrs. jai es 'McQuaid : isimproving after her serious illness, lefr. and Mrs. Mike Murray spent 1Send'ay at the ,home of Mr. 'John Mur- r.ty,Sr. Mr, and Mrs. Willia'nrs and Mr. Pack Nigh' amid hismother, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Walsh. Mr,. John Melon ey of S cafortit visited her sons on Sunday last. Want and For S'ale'Ads, 1 wee%, 2ac THE SEAFORTH NEWS. TOWN TOPICS, The Young 'People of Knox Pres- byteian Church, G'oder,ir6t, were un- able to attend. the joint meeting ar- ranged with the iSeaforth orgatuzation for \4otvclay evening, due to road con- 6itions. t, • 'flit. 'Oliver Siegnist and family have moved to Gwen Sound, Miss Crooks of .Beanisvi'lle return- ed TO 'her home on Sunday after a five weeks' visit with Mir. and 'Mrs. W. Manlson: Carron 'Appleyarcl is spending a few days in. Windsor, the guest of "The Church of the A's'cension Men's Club," wtho 'held their annual 'b'anquet on Tuesday even'in'g lase. The Canon Was in charge of the Ascension par- ish ,previous to his coarsing to St. ^Thoena:s' Church, and reports the Aden's Club as being the stroivgest Men's Club in The Border 'Cities, and most active in good works for the congregation, and needy, lin Windsor.' :Mss 'Davidson left on Wednesday for an 'expended visit with her sister, -Mrs. Broadfoot, in Moose Jaw, 'Sask. \I'rs. Silas Eyre, Tucke'rsmvi'th, is spending {the week with Mr. atf'd Mrs. Alex. Parke, Church st. Egm'ondville hockey club is holding a euchre at the R. Y. C. on Friday evening. \lass lHi'lda 'Heron and Mr, !Percy {Dewberry of Toronto were week -end guests of Mr. -and 'Mrs. J. L, Kerr. Mr. (Harold 5. Maloney returns to D'etroit thus 'week after spending the sue -inner here. Mrs, M. P'altersou of Lucicnow re- turned 'l'as't week after visiting at the home of her cousin, Mrs, Jessie 'Brown. A COSMOIPOLITAN (Rev. !J. IH. Stain:ton of James street United Church 'told the congregation at North Side United 'Church anni- vers'ary services on Sunday that he was barn a (Methodist, 'brought up a Presbyterian, aitten'ded a 'Baptis't col- lege, tnarried an Anglican and the bridesmaid {was a Catholic. He is glad 'there is a United 1Chureli, PROTECT YOUR EYES With aur high-grade, stylish and most uputo-date .glfasses, rimmed or rimless. Your choice in shell, white :or 'pink gold4filled, with lenses complete- only $6!5.0. Tnvisih!le bofocals with choice off fratne complete, only $112,00.' 'These prices include a thorough ex'a urination of your eyes by our well known and ' reliable. specialist, Mr. 'Hiu:ghson, over 20 years corning to ISeaforth. The 'best •optical work to be obtained and we save you money. Tuesday and Wednesday, Decenrber 'Soh and 6th. 'Beattie's Flair, Sea:forth. TUCKERSMITH. Mrs. Jdhn Hay has returned from Niagara and is spending the winter with her son; Mr. rJas. Hay. Mr. and Mrs. Harold J'a'ckson spent (Sunday with Mrs. Alex. Broadfoot.. Mr. and Mrs. George Strong have gone to spend the winter with their d'augh'ter, Mrs. Harvey Moore. Mr. iS'trang is not keeping very well. We !tope he May soon get around again. Quite a number attended the Lib- eral euchre and dance held let Card - no's hall on Friday evening last. Mr. George Coleman, of Moosejaw is visiting his uncle, Mr, George 'Cole- man elf: Tuckersmibh, 'The :funeral ;o'•f Mrs. 'Henry Jacobi. of Hensel, ',a former resident of Tuckersntith,' took plaice on Tuesday afternoon, - con'duc'ted by 'Rev.. A. Sinclair.'of Hensen. The'pallbearers ',were ;Tames IS,angster, Jack McLean, Fred Manns, 'Mr, -Robinson, Mr. Slavin,and Mr.IShepperd, Quite a few old 'friends an -d neighbors attended to pay their last •respects, including the 'fallowing ,from a distance: 1\1r. 'and Mrs. . Albert Roach, Mr. Neilson !Roach, ,'Mrs. 'Ga'l'lop ,front Russell - dale; Mr. W H. J•acobi and daugh- ter of Parkhill; Mr. and Mrs. R J Beattie and Miss 'Harvey, Seaforlth Mr, and :Mrs. James Aitcheson, fiil'lop, Mrs. Jacobi had the misfort, une several years ago to sustain a s•p'inal injury when the buggy seat struck her rn an ,accident. She was not aware cif She inljury to any extent un- til she •vent. to London Where an:.1' ray revealed the injury. This gradu- ally increased but so robust was her health that her friends, and she her eii, felt to the -last that her condi- tion was not serious. The night 'pre t ions she vis'i'ted a neighbor and had c.ontp aired of a alight throat trou- ble. 'The next morning neighbors not- iced that the electric light in her room :was still on at nine o'clock. Fearitpe something had happened they investi- gated and discovered She 'had passed away while dressing and had 'ap- parently turned on elm light. as it Was a dark morn' 1g. MANLEY. 'The late rai', was welc'ome and with a'laa-ge amou:nto'f snow gone the wat- er famine has suibsicled, The order o•f the day for the past two weeks was : the 'harvestingof, many hundreds of cords of pine roots to fill the dim'in'ished supply and in- crease the reserve for another year as the sleighing "was the !lest we will likely have this winter. The Ladies' Aid of the Presby- terian 'Church are having a Hot. Supper in the Basement of the Church from 5 to 7 .on Tuesday, Dec 5 :MENU Chicken a la King Hot Tea ;Biscuit Potatoes Salads Jellies Lemon Pie, Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream, Cake, Tea Admission' 35c L.O;B.A EUCHRE (Prize winners at the L,O±B A. eu- chre were, ladies, Mrs. Andrew 'Swan; men, john Montgameiy; 'lone •hands A, W, Dunlop, EGMONDVILLE Mr. James Allan has returned from the Old Country. He repents a most enj'oyab'l'e trip but found the passage 'home very rough and stormy. Cattle mien in this vicinity will find a talk with \1r, Allan most interesting and useful inforntiation may be acquired in regard to type, weight, etc., required by th'e British market. The sympathy df this community is extended to Mrs. Robert Beattie and Miss IHiarvey in their recent ber- eavement in the very sudden, death 'of their sister, Mrs. Jacobi, which oc • curred on Saturday, the ,1,8th at her home in Hea'sa'1l, 'Mrs. Weiland was taken suddenly ill on 'Saturday night but, we are p'l'eased to say, is now much improv- ed and well on {the way to recovery. The death of Mr. George MoCart- ney of the Mill ,Road has removed one from our midst who has• been, a much •appreciated and prominent fig- ure in this community. While afflicted (for a number of years with poor health he nevertheless has carried on moist faithfully and with exceptional 'business 'ability. He enjoyed the es- teem of a 'large circle of friends who will regret to know of his death and whose symlp'aithy will go out to the 'bereaved wife 'and family. WEST BRODHAGEN. Miss:Marie ;Koehler •has (been spen- ding She 'Inst two weeks with her s'is- ter,'Mrs.:Carl Mickel. Mr. 'Jerry Doerr attended the fun- eral of Mr. Sinton 'K'ne'chitel of 'Ros- to•ck on Thursday last. Mr. 'George tM'ogk, just ease of ,Brodhagen, Who undedwent a serious operation iu (Stratford hospital, is im- proving, 'r'ut not as fast as his friends would like to see him. Mr. and Mrs. George 'Milder, just wes`f of B'rodhagen, have ,'moved into 'Fred iAhren's. vacant house on the 4th concession of Logan. We are sor- ry that Mr, and Mrs. 'Miller have left our neighbor'Ieo,od. Mr, Thom'a's Purcell took a truck- load of cattle to Toronto on Tuesday last, and a load of hogs on Thursday, for wlticlt Ite received prices 'which were .fainly good for 'the present 'time 1111r. :William IKoehler and Mr. Jer ry4 'Doerr 'are hauling, their -pine stumps honeon the 'first sleighing, bui on account of deep snow- they will find the cutting hard after this, as 'the slide, is piling uip in the swamp. Mr. [John IA. lEckrt has installed a newt 'second .hand double header grinder so that. he w•idll be able to give better satisfa.etion to 'his many cus- tomers, {Mr. Charles Eggert has his new house completed and has one of the fiues'.t residences in •the 'township. The way the weather looked last week, the winner had set in bolbi with sn'o'w and cold, and if it continues at •the same rate -we are going to have a long, 'cold winter. ,Mia (Harvey :Koehler 'has hired with lir. '7. IElligsen ,to clo :the chores for the ,win ter. Messrs. Querengesser and 'Diegel are glad that they have recovered all their merchandise except one suit'and an ,overoo'at, The robbers had driven into the ditch and walked on to •tlie next city leaving the trncic and goods in the ditch. int n snr n a ca 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 D S-ulhorland GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE, CONV'EY- ANCING. ETC. viamarisosiamisiaircia STANLEY. 110T SUPPER Mrs. 'brill Ch`rttie, w'ho has been spending a fete days with Mrs. Tough of Bayifteld, rettwned home oe Sitter - Miss Jessie Tough has been visiting with. Mrs. J. A Manson of the Gosh- en line, The representatives of the Young Canada Movement will address the Western S'tan'ley branch of the U.F• 1'.;P.!0. on Thursday evening—the' meeting to open at 8,30, ST. COLUMBAN. The Literary Society held its firsit meeting of the season Friday evening. C'•he following officers were elected:, Pres., Joseph Williams; Sec., Joseph, ZKraus'ko'pf; •Reck-iSee,, ICa'te Rol- land; Treas., Evelyn Melady; editor, Jos. Malone; committee, Agnes De- laney, Loretta 'Hold'and,t Robert Mc- Gra:t'h, IA play entitled "Susie Steps Out," ndll be staged in the parish hall on (Friday evening, Dec. 1st, under the auspices of the C.W.L. BAYFIELD, Mr. and Mrs. John Pollock went to !Goderich this week to visit _Mr. and Mrs. H'oltn.an. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett and Miss Grace Jowett left on Monday to spend the winter at Miami, Fla. (Sudden Death.—An unusually sad rand sudden death took place here on Thursday evening of last week, Nov - :ember 116th, when Edith, beloved wife of Walter Johnston, passed away. {Mfrs. J'o'huston had for some years been a sufferer with asthma and had an attack that week fallowed by quinsy, but was feeling some better 'and expected to be up :Friday. .Mr. ITohns'bon was upstairs about 8 o'clock to see if anything was required. At that time she appeared all .right but when hs and son returned at ten he (found she had passed away. The stews was a shock to all and she had many friends who were appalled to hear of 'her death. Edith May Jones was the daughter of the late Robert and Helen Jones of Clinton, was born. in "Sea - forth in 1901 and in 1925 was married to Mr. Walter Johnston, : ,Bay$fleld. {She is survived by her sorrowing hus- band, one son, Will•iant, aged 7; and the folldwing sisters and brothers: Mrs. Charles Aberhart, ,Seaforth; Guy IJlones, Varna; Elgin Jones, Orillia; 'Cael Janes, Port Colborne, all of tahotn ;a'btended the funeral which was held Sunday ,at 2 p.m, from the home off Mr. Malcolm Tams. Service was 'conducted by Rev. R. M. :Gale of St. iAnd•rew's United Church. The pall - hearers were .Lloyd Makins, George 'Elliott, ' Clayton Weston, William Parker, E. A. Featherston, Charles ;Toms. HILLSGREEN. Mrs. A. Love of Hensel! is at the 'home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. G. Love, owing to the illness of their in- fant daughter. {Misses Edna Go•chrane and Annie Jarratt spent a clay with the former's :sister, Mrs. H. McMurtrie of ,Ki,ppen. Miss Verlyn Thiel of Zurich visited ,her friend, Mfrs, Earl Love. 'Miss Sparling, forinerly of St. Marys, nqw a missionary in China, will give alt address at the W.'\I.IS. Thankofferin•3 in the Hillsgreen 'Church on Sunday afternoon at 2.30. Mrs. Ross Dicir and son Douglas of Toronto are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. ,Cochrane: A number from here attended the funeral of the late Katherine (Kenn- ard) Nefhorcute, of St. Marys, which was held to the Hillsgreen cemetery on Monday afternoon. She was a sis- ter of George Kennard of Victoria. +B.C., and formerly of lime. (Wedding bells are ringing again to the vicinity., 'Mt.. and \41 'E. B'roderick and fa- mily are this week moving to Exeter to make their h'on'e, They will be greatly missed from this coma -ninny, \'Lr. and Mrs. Alvin McBride of Stanley visited' Mr, and Mrs, John Jarrett. Mr. R. Parsons of Hensall, son Ar- chie, were in Se. Marys on Monday attending the funeral ' of their cousin, STAFFA. {The Women's Institute will meet on Wednesday afternoon Nov.\ov. ..9,th The urografin for the day: Report of (London convention; current events., Mrs. A. Jeffrey reading, Mrs. P. Parsons; contest, Mrs. A. AV: Norris,. 'Mrs. W. J. ,Feil, demonstration, paper {flowers recipes, citron, Mrs. E. But- son, Mrs. A. Steele; program com- mittee 2viis•s E. Feayne, :Mrs. G. G. Wilson. All the ladies of the com- munity ;wi11 be made welcome. Through the kindness o'f the sen- ior 'Women's Institute a bazaar will be held in the basement of the hall the same afternoon as their meeting, Wednesday,' November '-2911. 'There will be a nice display of articles, so come prepared to pick out sotate of your Christmas presents, andhave lunch with us before you go home. DIED. '01K1EFiF•E.- 1n St. Lulce's Hospital, .SanlFinanlcislco, Calif., on November 1111th, David O'Keefe, son of the late 'Michael O'Keefe, of Seafanth, PAGE FIVE. OLD AND NEW KIPPEN WITH EDGAR WILKER AND, HIS OKLAHOMA FIVE Featuring Walker Hart FRIDAY Admission 25c. Ladies 10c BRUCEFIELD. The regular meeting of the Young People's Society of ,Bruce'1ield United • Church was 'held on Mondiay evening, November 20th, with a •fair attend- ance. Mr. \rtnm• Pepper was in the chair and the meeting was opened by a hymn followed by prayer taken by Rev. Mr. Bremner, Fonowed by an- other hymn, The topic, "Poverty and Wealth; was taken by Mr. Fred !Boyce, who gave one of the finest topics he'a'rd at ,our meetings this sea- son. He went into full details and gave example's from Paul's character. :He also went on to say that money used in the 'prosper way was a good thing, and pointed out a ,man's char- acter, but as regards money used in the other way for purposes other than doing good, 'was a' curse. Ie all big society homes, money reigns supreme, but as regards happiness and good will, one .will find very little. He gave several fine stories; w^hbch pointed to true 'facts which happen in everyday life. T,he one thing that Fred tried to make clear was that the love of mon- ey was ,against tate teachings of the 'Bible. I cannot go into full details, 'because the subject is too big. A dis- cussion followed but owing to the topic being well given, there was little new ground to cover. Fred was given close attention by all present and ev- erybody appreciated such a tonic. 'The president, Mr. McLeod, took the -hair for the business; it was moved and seconded that the Y.P.S. put on a play as their share of the Ch'ris'tmas entertainment, The Rev. \V. A. !Brem- ner, Miss E. Stackhouse, Mr. E. \Ic- Lead were chosen as a committee to select a play and the characters to take part in it. Mr, Bremner read a letter asking all the officers of the,So- ciety to attend the Y.P.'S. rally in -Ex- eter on Dec. il';t; as so many were un- decided about going, this matter was not settled, but Bruce'fie'td will be well represented., t02 short time ago two members, Miss E. Stackhouse and Mr, F. Boyce were appointed captains for a rganrb- ershtip drive and on Monday night everyone present was asked to sign his or her •name to ,the membership roll, The meeting closed by singing a :hymn, followed by the benediction. ".Mr. Jesse Freeman visited Mr. and '•Mfrs. 15. Addison in Clinton Sunday evening, \ors, Geo. McCartney and family of the Mill Road have the sympathy of ;their many friends in the departure of husband and father. 71r. McCartney passed away in Kitchener hospital on Saturday night, 'Niov. 118, fallowing an operation two days • previously. Mr. Win.lLan•deshorougli still con- tinues poorly, ELIMVILLE. Mr. James Laurie, who ,itae -,pent the summer months warki•ng for Mr. Nelson Coultis, left last Thursday to visit his Sister in Toronto, later to re- turn to ,Milverton, Quite a number from here attended. the funeral of the late .Mr. Harvey 'Westlake last 'Monday. The fowl supper H'e'ld in connection with the anniversary on. Tuesday ev- ening off last week, Nov. 14th, was only fairly well attended as the wea- ther was eery stormy and the roads in bad condition. The' play "Quare Nay 'born, written and directed by the pastor, Rev. J. R. Peters, was given good hearing and highly :;:poker of, the members of the cast took their parts exceptionally well and gave the audience many gocid•laegbs..The play depicts the feeling and misunder- standings of emigrants tvho come to this country from � different t t lau d,.S� a much good food was left from the supper on Tuesday night that a social was Iheld on Wednesday evening, with a good attendan-ce. HULLETT. l'ir, •and :Mrs. Les. Tasker and Mary of Constance visited Mr: and {Mrs, • John Gibbing:, 1Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Wes IIuggert and family visited M. and Mrs. Pere, IG'ibbings 'S'attn-ctay everting. One dose of Miller's Worm 'Pow- ders wibl clear the stomach and bowels of worms, so that the child will no more •be troubled by their' ravages. The powders are sweet to the taste and no child will object to taking them. They are non -injurious in their :composition, an d w tle � t t t some cases 'they may cause vomiting, .that must not be taken as a sign that they are nauseati'ng,' but as an indication of