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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-05-26, Page 4-1 •ACrt.E vouh1 THE SEAFORT i NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1427. 1 to TH'URSDAY, FRIDAY Fr SATURDAY WEARE GOING TO INTRODUCE B'-. ALUMINUM KITCHEN UTENSILS EVERY PIECE IS MANUFACTURED FROM PURE IMPORTED BRITISH ALUMINUM AND IS !(((CONDITIONALLYV GUARANTEED POTATO POTS ROAST PANS' `. COVERED SAUCE PANS FRY PANS PAILS, DISHPANS PRESERVING KETTLES ETC ETC. TO THE FIRST 30PUPCHASEPS'OF TWO .PIECES OFALUM1NUM AT 79CEA. e will 81ve ABSOLUTELY FREE a two quart aluminum saucepan of U evil ON, eaforth 1i THE SEAFORTH NEWS ! 1':• Watson, . Jas. 'Campbell and Miss Snowdon Bros„ Publishers. I'11, Reny. A few short addresses were given and theft a splendid lunch was served WALTON. which all joined in heartily, and then Walton chopping 'pill will 'be closed dispersed to meet again in the near far a week, (beginning Monday, May future. -BM; to undergo repairs. Mr• Robert Davidson.has returned The !District 'Loyal True Blue to Toronto. laodges mat in the-L.''O. L. Hall 252, ' The president of the Endeavor .'Walton, to institute a new L. T. B. 'meeting in the United Church on Lodge, namely Victoria L. T. B. No. Sunday was Miss Fernc Love. A 'O.,tf, Walton. There was a good rep- splendid address on "Christian Ghar- atesentatiottiron' each lodge, namely I anter' was given by Rev, Dr. 'Brown, PAW, l3dlgra've and Blyth. Owing to I (Miss Maty Harris, of Wroxeter, tate illness of D. D. G. M. Sister `visiting (Mrs. 'Robe. Ferguson and Lave, her son Harold officiated as 'family this week, 3Th D. G. iM„ which was well and ably Mr. Hoag, of 'Clinton, took the ser- attadled. Csmtnenoin'g at 7.30 there vices on Sunday morning in the 'hire present from each 'lodge, the W: United Church and preached an ex -- Mistress and Past W. !Mistress. After. cellent sermon, t^ke lodge was opened in due form,. 7 `Mrs. Chandler and daughter, of toore initiated and advanced to the I Fordwich, spent Sunday with Mrs. ?layal Scarlet degree, after which the Will lfurray.. eriFccers were elected and, installed, ! Mr, Wes. Clark• spent the week -end tnrt.•utely, at his hint'•. IX M, --4a Huy, Miss Ruby Young ung wa s home from D.1._M.s.T, Jackson. Stratford 'for the holiday. R. tics,-- Mrs. ])ora Rohe+ The complete schedule for this dis- R Sec. --t , Hoy. - trice's Presbytery softball games will 'Treas.-Miss M. Kelly. n''t 'he ready till next c t week but the '4„1-tan,—Wm. 'Woods. 'buysteam and ,possably the girls' P„ M rector of ceremonies-- Ivt. Jack- team from Duff's church will play in + +. :I: 41'2 IT on Tuesday, May 31st. The Lecturer—Dave iilm Holmes. captains, Miss ' l rt1 eMil! t 'an•d fMr'ylers._T. 'Campbell and Earl Harvey Johnson and the Y. P. S. 'Watson. Pres., \trs. Johnston, attended the €'omnittee.-•-R. Hoy, Mr, and Urs, softball meeting held in Brussels United Church last Wednesday even- other season, Miss Fraser, of .Blyth,. visited with Mrs. T. 'Marshall, on Friday. There was ani auto accident on Sun- day evening. Aldx. 'Clark's and Earl Sholdlce's cars' collided; lout outside of A little damage to the cars, luckily there was no one hurt The 24th was spent very quietly. The rain stopped the sports in the different 'plates where they were to 'be -held, The dance in the A, 0. U. W. hall was well attended on Friday evening. hug: There are five boys' teams and four girls' teams in this group of 'the League !from IBelgraye, Brussels, Ethel, Moncrieff, Union and Walton, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Tuffin, Edith and 'Silvia, of Staff's, spent Sunday at Y N. •Campbell's, Miss Edna 'Clark, of (Listowel, visit- ed her cousin, !Mrs. Saltier. Mr, Wm, Taylor, • of St, Marys, visited friends 'here while attending the funeral of his brother, -Mr, Jas.. (Taylor, of lHullett. Miss 'Flora !Harris, of 17th con. of Grey, 'visited Miss Grace Somerville tlsis week, She accompanied her cousin, Mr. Clayton Harris, Who was returning to 'his home in Mitchell after visiting' Mr. !John Harris, Mr. Wesley ;'Clark has accepted a position in Heath's barber shop at Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. C. !Sellers went to Heidelberg on Friday and will remain theta 'until u al''ter the 24th. There was as v` no.chooln o Monday, but 'Mr. Sel- lers will teach on Saturday 'instead. Mrs, ArmorDundas le/Von Satur- day'to visit Detroit ,Friends for a few days, Jahn Johnston has sold his farm to C. Iringland, of Blyth, who will get possession on the est of June. iThc hay is doing well but some contpltututs are heard that the Spring crop is not looking very goad. The saw mill has finished for an-, BLYTH. Mrs. Loins Fortune, of Detroit, is visiting her father and mother,' Mr. and Mrs. A, Cronytt. Mr. Arthur lCroit x �n is sporting a n g new sedan, Mr, and :Mrs J. T. McCaughey and Mr. and Mrs. F. -J. 'Kelly spent, 'the week -end visiting friends at Goder- kh. Mr, and Mrs. Will 'Devereaux, of Seaforth, spent Sunday at the paren- tal home here, Mr. and Mrs, Will Lane, of Clinton, spent ra few days at the home of Mr. las Phelan. 'Mi' John Phelan spent !Sunday visiting friends in Winghaan. Patriotic ere rC15esv r held Id on Tuesday, May 24th on the High school grounds during the afternoon. The program consisted of unveiling the new flag, choruses by the school SAVE: THE; 5U?,54CW ANP YOU' PAINTS AND VARNISHES SAI/E'ALL. ' ',MADE' IN- CANADA(' _.. For Kitebens and Bathroom Walls and other surfaces subjected to constant and severe use; Mello -Gloss excells. It dries with a beautiful semi -gloss finish; is washable; is very durable and econ- onlical; is easily applied; dries evenly and quickly, and is sold in .sixteen charming colors. 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It' is a Varnish Paint that produces a tough, elastic, high gloss surface that is unaffected by the ravages of the pure torthe carelessmat. Verandah Com ss in swig popular shades in all sizes, and is eeon- omieally priced. ;SILLS & SONS, SEAFORTII and ,speeches. • :Miss 'Isabel 'Brigham, of 3Hu•liett, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jas..Richmond over the week -end. (Rev, Mr, 'McKenzie, of Guelph, preached in St. Andrew's at the tSun- day services. Rev. Geo. Telford 'took charge of services in Guelph 'oft, Sunday, (Mrs. Reheat Work and Jean and Eric, of Toronto, visited with the fonimer's sister, 'Mrs, John Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Peter McArthur visit- ed Mr, and Mrs. John Brown on Monday. Jordan, Lunch' was served by the Staffs Mr. and Mrs. John Feeney and fam- Young• People. ily, of Stratford, 'visited with friends in Dublin this week. IManyfrom here attended the dance in lSt. Columban on Monday night All report a good time. Mr. George Holia'nd, Sr, is re decorating -the outside of his dwelling on Mill street, Mr. and Mrs. T. Holland and Ger- ald, Of Windsor, Mr, J. J. Holland acid. family, St. Colon -ban, Mr. James Carlin acrd family, df Beechwood, and Mr,Thos. Purcell,'of M'c'Killop, spent Union services for St, Andrew's 'Sunday at the home of Mr. 'Geo. K. and Queen st. churches 'will be held on Holland, - Sunday, June 5bh tin Queen St. church. Miss Anna M'olyneaux, of Kitchen - in the 'morning and - in St. Andrew's er, spent bhe 24th at 'her home here. for the evening service, IMiss •Ella 101ark,- who •:has been Miss 'M'dDougall, 'Holanes•ville, Miss visiting here, has returned to Allan Thompson, Blyth, Miss; Austin and dale. Mr. Alert Austin; Hallett, spent Sun -Miss' Geraldine Meagher is spend. day with iMr, and Mrs.!Jolhn Yeo, - ing .a few days 'at the home oher � Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Shodbottoni another. df 'Belgrave, and' Mrs. C. Brandon, of Mrs. John Quigley, .of 'Clinton, Mayfield, spent Wednesday with Mr. spent the -week-end •w'itit 'friends here. and Mrs. Jno. IGraslby, Miss Rpth •Hilis,- of Toronto, is Messrs, Nelson, 'Charlie and Nor; 'holidaying under thearoutal roof, snap Nicholson visited Mr. and Mrs, Iivlay 24th sports were spoiled in Jno. McLean, of ''B•rucefield on Sun- the various sunroundling towns on ac - day. count of rain. Except for •an oddas- Mr•, attd Mrs. Watt. MCClure, and ional firecracker, set off by our juv- fantlY' of McKillop, spent Sundayeniles,the day!would have ave Aassed with Mr.. and (Mrs. Jiro. McNichol. very quietly, 'M'r, and (Mrs. George Manners, of Mr, Fergus Horan, of Beechwood, Brussels, were guests -'of 'Me, and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. !Mrs. Jno. 'Granby on Sunday. FiV' 11iant:'Curtin. (Miss 'Margaret .Brown, of James- Miss 'MaryO'Reilly, of 'McKillop, town, spent the week -end with her spent Sunday evening on 5th con„ parents, 'Jno. and Mrs, 'Brown.' Hibbert. Mr., Robert Logan, London, visited Itis sister, ;Mrs. David Laidlaw, on SPAFFA. Tuesday. ,A number from, here attended an; 'Mr. and 'Mrs. C. Rogerson and niversary 'services at Munro on 'Sun - family were guests, bit Sunday' with day and Tuesday, Mr, and Mrs. John Yea. Miss Jean Mountain spent the Mr. Colin Fin'gland has purchased week -end at her home near St, Mr; Jack Johnston's farm, Walton. Marys. Mr. Fingland gets possession June I. - (Mrs. Lloyd Elliott and babe spent Mr, and Mrs. Johnston intend to a few days in Mitchell recently. visit the West for the summer:. iM.r, and 'Mrs. F. Tuffin and fancily The L. 0, 13. A. of Dungannon, int- visited with relatives in Walton on vited the 'Lady True Blues 'to their Sunday. services itt the Anglican Church there Mrs. R, 'Hoggarth and Mr. Austin on Sunday evening. Rev. Mr: Hayes Hoggarth; olf Stratford, called on 're- preached the sermon for the occasion. latives on Monday. Mr. and (Mrs. J. Veneer spent Sun BLUEVALE.. clay with Mr. and Mrs. A.'Miller. '0 Mr, and Mrs, 7I. Leslie and family and Mrs, 'Remnant were in Galt for the holiday. Miss iIargarret 'Wilson, of the Sea - forth :Hospital, spent 'Monday with her 'brother, The Y. T. S. of Mitchell visited with the Staffs Y; P. 5, on Monday night, After the splendid programa which was provided by the visitoi', singing and games were indulged in. BLAKE. !Work has 'commenced on the Blake • hill and great .headway was made. during the week. The creek which - formerly followed :the road to the corner,' has now been Moved in forth» --u er, making po'ssib'le a less a'cute turn. Moth the west and' -south sides of the corner are to be cut down and used to fill in the hollow. , Mr., Russell !Sparks has purchased a new Essex $ix this Week. 'Mr. Ivan Steckle holds the agency 'fox the 'Pontiac car .in th c district Hct r north of Blake, • The 'Bluevale Presbyterian . Church has just 'been completed. The opening serviceswill be 'held on 'Sunday, June 12th. Dr. Wilson, of 'Brampton, will be the special speaker for the oc- ettsian. .BRUSSELS, (Mrs, Alfred '13urtyll, of Toronto; visited .her father; 'Mr. Satin Wilton, :last week, Mrs. !Robert Work and children, of 'Toronto, spent the past week at the tune of 'Mr, and Mrs. 'Peter Mc- Arthur. • DUBLIN. !Mr. Michael' Jordan, of London, spent Sunday tw'ith his parents stere. Miss Rose 'O'Gmnor and Misses Teresa and Mary IMeConmick spent Sunday with Mrs, Leo !Murray. Mrs. 'Carpenter and Walter Spent !Sunday.with bix, and (Mrs, Dan, O'- Connor. 'Miss Marie ll(rauskopf entertained friends Sunday afternoon, (Miss Ruth Dillon, of Toronto, spent' the holiday 'with her •paretns, Mrs and Mrs. Joseph Dillon. iMr. John : McConnell, of !London University, returned home Friday.' 'He left Inc:'Chicago on Monday morning, iMr. Joseph Feeney, of Western University,' London, returned home Saturday night for Inchis holidays. We wish to congratulate 'Mr, Dave McConnell on thn.purcha'se •mf a nett' 'Chevrolet coach. !Mr. Jinn Hagan visited friends in Dublin oft Tuesday, Mrs. Wm. Curtain spent Sunday. with her sister'in-tory, 'Mrs. John KIPPEN. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. 5, C. 'McLean is not improving as quickly as' her friend's' would •like, Mr. and Mrs, Charles 'Cooper have rented a few rooms above Mr. Bo'w•• ey's store. Mrs. Jia•s, lMsClyimont returned on - Ibionday evening after touring the soubhern states es far as 'Florida. Miss 'Effie Jarrobt spent the holi- day with 'her 'parents, Mr, and Mrs, L Jarrett, Miss Rosa McLean, - of Stratford Normal, spent the .holiday with ..her 'parents, Mr. and. Mrs. J. B. McLean. Mr, and (Mrs, 5. 13. Grieve and Mr. and Mrs. R. R Geoghegan, of .Lon- don, spent the week -end at Mr. Jas. MsdClymont's. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold 'Petrie, of To- ronto, are visitors at Mt's. A,.Mc- Gregoris. ` LONDESBORO. Messrs. !Cecil Griffiths and Joe Sheddick, df Beecltviile, spent Sunday at their !tomes 'here. • !Mrs. ''Norman Honking and family are the guests of Mrs, Mac MlcCool. this week. Mrs. Prest, of London, was a guest at the hone of Mr. John Finglaud last Friday, Mrs. Tnlmflslyn is improvhtig nicely after her operation in'Clinton 'hospital. Rev. Mr. Alp, of Au'burtt, preached itt Knox and 'Burns churches on+ Sunday last. . 'Mrs. A. Wells , and Mrs, H, Little motored to Windsor on ;Saturday last. Clinton. Mr, 5. W. 'Treleaven, `forme'' prin- cipal of the 'Clinton 'Collegiate, suf- fered a slight stroke at his'home t Timmins, Ont. A substitute has 'talon charge of the school till, the end of the term. Fresh Groceries Straw Pats and Work Shirts Now is the time topiek up all kinds or repair- ; ing,'such as Tin ware, Harness, Shoes, Auto Sides. Auto Tires Stitched. Bring in your Binder Canvass- forNew d Strips. Straps a n � t�.tpR: �.®.BENNEWL BRODHIAGEN 5