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The Seaforth News, 1927-09-08, Page 1WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 49, No: 36, DINNERS and SUPERS. Regularly DOT LUNCHES r- • at : all hours OURHO ,E. I JN �AI�E SI?ECII.T : :,•:.,> � � SES Prices Reasonable The Olympia Confectionery and Restaurant 'HIJTCHISON'S For:. School Supplies PP' s .. Consisting of Scribblers, Exer- cise books, Writing books, Drawing books. ks Pons ' •I nk Pencils and Pencil, n so b xes: Erasers; Compasses, Crayons, Exareination pads, etc, CHURCH CARD. North Side United Church -Pastor, -Rev: W. B., Lane, BA. THE TEACHERS. ' Teachers fro;u this. vicinity will. located 'tiff; :,iyear•.as fallovrs e n d y ams, ra.,I e r En Fred, Art.htblld, •Ilallvitle •Loire ` Allen, • HaMilton: Splendid- Values Including ' SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1927, Annie Brodie, Grey township; Mar- jorie 'Bickel], Herlock; Belle 'Bal- lantyie, 'Waterloo; Marguerite 'Black, Fullerton; Leonard Boyce, No. 3, Tuckersmith; Bertha Beattie, No. 5, Tuckersmith. Frank Coates, Embro continuation. school; Gertrude .Crich, Toronto; Edna Campbell,Beninller; Teresa Carpenter, 'Cayuga; ?hernia Cowan, Brampton collegiate. Annie Dalton, Detroit; Aaona Daie No. 6, MCTCiliop George 'Eberbart `London;' Hazel. Rlcoat, .Western• IILS. of commerce, Toronto WFinlayson, Wellesley; Eva Fee, Worthington. Nora Godkin, • Granton; Hester Godikut, 'Coni•celette rd, school, , 'To- ronto; .Margaret Grieve, No, 4, Iui- Iett• .Margaret Grieve ' (Egntondville) Holinesyiille`; Janet •Govenlock, West- on collegiate, Percy Hoag, Hagcrsville; Jennie Hogg, No. 3, Colborne twp.; Ria Hills, Oshawa; Jack Hinchley, Brant- ford collegiate; Dorothy Hutchison, St. Catherines. 'Birt Iilwin, Thornhill. • ,Hazel Jefferson, Long Branch; Edna Jamieson; No. 6, Tuckersnnth; Fred Jackson, Bobcaygeon continua- tion school; Thelma Johnstone, Little Current continuation school,. Grace Kerr, Port .Burwell;; Geo. T(cr'f, Trout Creek; Grace Knechtel, Caledonia; Alice Kneehtel, Kilbride. Mary Laing, . Milverton; .Loretto Lane, Maynooth; Ida and Eva Love, Toronto; Florence Laidlaw, Toronto. Mary : 31clBrien, principal North Ridge school, Essex; Viola Morrison, No, 1, Morris; Mary McQuaid, Wind- sor; Davis ,Moore, Murillo; Margaret McGrath, Dundas; Gertrude Mc- Grath, Guelph; Mildred McGrath, "Leeswater;'`Thomas McQuaid, Wind - or; Charilesr Malone, Windsor; Ron- ald :'McKay, B'estel; Webster Mc- Naughton, <Por Port Ar thu r Mary r Y Mc- Naughton, Sault Ste. Marie; Robert cNanghon, Thamesford; -Rena Mc - 5c Rubber tipped full length lead -pencils .2 for" 5c led for lc BAN KRUPT SALE Founts, in Pen, with 14 karat gold point self filling for $1.90. A first class pen in very respect and guaranteed y tlx manufacturers to be td, rightht or replaced if "they should get out of order:. Stick -a -Patch, A new wonder, a transparent, odorless, laundry* proof fluidfor patch- ingsilks, cottons, hdsiery .un- derwear, leaving patched places soft andpliableand not affected by washing, boiling and ironing 35e Aanning'e Wonder Hand Clean- er, contains no gritnor water ' and is submitted as .the best hand cleaner made 15c Aluminum French Fry Dishes, with special wire containers' for removing and draining potatoes, vegetables;- dough- nuts,etc. Wear -ever quality Rog. $1.95 Special. $1.50 See these and be convinced of their merits Apples, 20 ounce Pippins and Blush Pippins, splendid cook- ers peril qtbasket 65e F, D HUTCHISON. Real Shoo Values New Sample Shoes. in Black Satin and Patent Leather 1 Strap Re* $5.50 for �. 15 New Blond Kid with Rose Blush trimming Covered Spike and Cuban ' Heels Reg,` $6.00 for $4A5 t...nstrap s Velvet 1 416. U 0 Women's Sport Shoes with. Crepe Soles5 Chit 's Blonds l strap. size 5 •t 7.% for 1(��p!pie o Child's•Biondsl strap size 8 to IO% for, Misses doll d, Kid 'size 11 to $3;,00 Real Bargains in Real Shoes and Values Surpassed by no 'Shoe Store in Seaforth Did you ever have your picture taken in' Seaforth? If so you will find . a copy of it among the large assortment of snaps, Photographs, enlargernentsl. now offered for sale t D. F. Buck's Photograph Gallery A Picture is a Memory. You will find groups, pairs, -individual family and wedding pictures from days gone by to the present time. The price for pictures that would normally cost from $1.50 to $2.50 each, is _ A 25c Pictures in fraises, 50c Postcards of your home town, 3 for 5c The Sale will start FRIDAY, SEPT. 9th at 9 a.m. and continues until late Saturday night, Sept. 10th S137-W�RTM F1%LL. FAIR Thursday & Friday Sept. 22 & 23, 1927 Live Stock, Poultry, Roots and 'Vegetables,. Fruit and Flowers, Ladies' Work, Domestic. Products, Fine Arts, School Children's Exhibit, Etc,, Etc. Special attractions Horse Races, Boys and Girls Foot Races, Relay Horse Race, Fastest Walking Team, Midway, Baby Show, Etc. School Children s Parade ` and Drill Music Seaforth b y H ghlandea s Band Admission - Adults 25c. Children 15c Autos 25c Grand Stand 25c School Children admitted free PAIR NIGHT e13IRDNe'S OPERA ROUSE 'TFAVORITEHIFOUR EN TE ITAINERS" Teeter Wilson,Cellist and:Re Paulineoder; Ma .3'hello Smith Piaui'ste, Myrtle M. Armstrong, 'irioliniste; Gladys Topping Cornell, Soloist : Archie McCulloi;b, .baritone; Rut Fitzgerald, Fancy Dancer r1.s%o' Tours Entertamnxent Doors open 1,30 p.m. Concert at 8.p .m. Admission --All Seats 50c Children 25c •SEAFORTB. AG:RICULrLJRAL SOCIETY. Dr. H, rburn, Pres. , . b. Sutherland, Secy.-Treas. s a. Prize Lists may be had from the Secretary. rn Kenzie, .Stratford; Clayton Martin Krngerdor't Ethel McKay, Thedford. Dorothy Reinke, .Porters Hill; Lydia Reid, Winthrop, Myrtie Sharkey, Port McNichol; Mary 'Stewart, Hensel1 continuation school; Grace Scarlett, Burgessville continuation school; Marion Scarlett, No. 2 Tuckersmith; Gladys. Shilling- lawToronto; Annie. Strong; No. 12, McKillop; Rena Simpson; No. 10,. Tuckersmith (,Chiselhurst), 'Cifforel Trott, Pickering; Ruth. Thompson, 'Tillsoniturg• Gladys Thompson, Niagara Falls; Mabel Turnbull, Huntsville, Eila Turnbull, Toronto. CC1adys Way, No.4 .McKillop; Dor- othy Wilson, Mitchell high school. COLLEGIATE NOTES. There are 180 students registered at Seaforth Collegiate ; Institute - this year, making the attendance about the sante as last year. First Forin is unusually large,'70 pupils having en- tered. The only, change in the staff is' gigs Helper, de Toronto taking the place of Miss•Asmnn, who has gone to Switzerland. WINTHROP, `•Mfr: and Mrs. W ni. Robertson, of Harriston, visited Mr. and 'Mrs. Win- Trtwartha last week,, Thrdshing is the order of the' day. ' Mr a and Mrs, Joseph Ddimage, Airs. . Geo. Eaton; Margaret and Ken- neth, motored 'to Toronto and spent a few days with friends, Mr. Dolimage purchased a :.prize hog, which will be shipped to him next week. Mr and d Mrs. Allen of Texas, call- ed on Mr,Bullard.Mrs. Allen is a cousin of Mr. Billiard's It is nearly 50 years since Mrs, Allen • left these parts,' 1'fr, and Mrs, W. IC. Bennett motor- ed to Toronto this week. The school teachers and pupils re- turned to their duties Tuesday morn- ing. MANLEY. Mrs, C. Eckert and her granddau- ghter, Miss Brall, of Detroit, are so- journing in our burg at present. Mr. Brien O'Hara feels 'very grate- ful to hisgood neighbors who gather- ed his crop and threshed it, as he is still under the doctor's care, and his many friends wish him a speedy re- covery. Mr, and Mrs W. Dederlch.xnd Mr, C. Eckert, of Set:forth, paid us a fly- ing visit this week, Miss Elizabeth Murray left .Mon- day to resume her duties as teacher in Windsor. Miss Delaney is again resuming her duties in our school as teacher. Mr. Jas. :McQuaid, of Detroit, was a visitor in our burg last week. HIBBERT, Mt•, Walter O'Malley, of Detroit, spent the week -end with his cousin,. Mr. Wm, Flannery, olid returned on Tuesday, accompanied by his cousin,: Miss Florence Flannery, who is spending a few days with relatives in that city. Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Doyle and little daughter Mary, of Detroit, 'visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, M. Doyle, over the week -end, Miss Irene FIannery returned to Toronto onto ona 5 tarda tore Ye sum her dutiesh t ert.f a ter holi- days spending the - days at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Flannery. Mrs. John Flannery spent a few days last week at the home of her - son -in-law, , er•:on-in-law,, Mr. Albert O'Reilly, Tuckersmith. VARNA. Holiday visitors: Mrs, C, Johnston, Misses Irene and Jean Johnston, 311 of Flint, Mich. Mr. Cecil 'Wiley has returned. to Flint after 'being called home owing to the death of his father, the late Thomas Wiley. Mr. and Mrs, J. '1', Reid, Mr. Erie and Miss Pearl Reid, Misses Gladys and Emily Beatty, 3,fiss Irene Chuter, of London, were hereover the holi- day. Miss Pepper has resumed her 'duties is teacher, ,Miss Margaret McConnel,'who has been engaged in a school near. To- ronto, has gone to her new post of ditty. Mr. G. Beatty Jr.,, motored to Lon- don Saturday.. Mrs. Woods has returned to her 1101115 in Listowel after spending .sev- eral days with her sister, Mrs. Weekes, and her brothers. The many friends of 'lies. F. -Weekes will be aorry to hear she is under the doctor's care and 'we hope to see her out again soon. Ifr. and Mrs, Fred J. Austin, - of Flint, Mich„ ,spent the week -end and holiday with the forrncr's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Aristin, BLAKE, Mr; Jrrn. ° Johnson, Mr. Edwin Sfeckle and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wat- son: motored to Toronto and 'spent Monday and Tuesday there... • Miss Minae Cornish has resumed' her duties as teacher in S.G.'No. 4. ,Miss Salina S'teckle is visiting at her sister's home near Kitchener, TUCKERSMITH, Miss Annie McKinnon,-. member of the community held in high esteem passed away on Thursday, Sept, 1st, in the person of Miss Annie McKin- non. She had suffered 'a broken hip last spring but was nicely over it until forced to bed during.. the last' two weeks, 'Born 65 years ago on the homestead, lot $, concession : 11, Tuckersmith, she spent her entire life there. Miss McKinnon was the dau- ghter of Donald McKinnon and Flora McMillan. *Two sisters and three brothers survive; Mrs, Mc'Kinnoti (Catherine), Lucknow; Mrs, Hagan (Flora), Seaforth; Messrs., Angus McRit ne in on the homestead, Tuck- ersmith; Donald in Arnaud, Alan:, and Alex, in Tasselto11, N, Dale, The fun- eral was held on Monday, leaving tate home of her brother Aligns, at 9 o'- clock, to St, James' Church; Seaforth. Father Goetz, of Seaforth, Father D'antzer of St, Coluniban and Father Gaffney of Clinton, officiated at grand high Mass. The pali'bearers were: Donald MdKinnan, Ray McKinnon, Joseph. Doherty, Joseph McMullan, Joseph Hagan;W Daniel McKinnon (Lucknow). Interment took place in St, James' cemetery. Possessed of a kindly nature, Miss McKinnon will be missed by a host of friends, Those from a distance who attended the inn - era] included Air. and- Mrs. A, Mc- Kinnon of Lucknow and their sO11 Air, Daniel McKinnon; Mr, and Mrs. Le - tang of Wallaceburg, Miss Kathleen Allan, of Chatham. Miss I, Graham, of Seaforth, was a week -end visitor at the home of Airs. James McIntosh, - Miss Isabel Cameron spent Sunday ender the parental roof: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nicholson and family were Sunday visitors at. the home of Mr, and Mrs. S. 31c-• Burney, g Win Main, Mr. an d Mrs. :1rt.: ltuutled e of Egrnondville motored to `Toro to to spend a few days. MIr. and Mrs. Robert Gemmell, of Thatnesvil'le, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jame.: Gemmell. Messrs. John McLachlan, Samuel Broadfoot and Lawrence hinlay.Jn' A YI+',A,; Fred S. ` Savauge "The Gift Shop" :Jeweler and Optometrist Opposite Post Office sairiamarir FRESH -MINED THRESHER'S BLOCK' COAL' WONDERFUL U Q At.tTY SERV'iU� .r R(� PHONE Rr■ �s ■ ■ No. 3; we wish ]cies every success, Miss R. J. Taylor, former teacher of.No. 3, leaves Saturday for Arm- strong, where she will commence stork in her new school on the 12th. On Labor Day a large number of people of this vicinity were over to Bayfield. There the girls softball left Wednesday morning for the : team played with Clinton team, score West. 8-6 in favor of Clinton. The Brucefield Mr, and Mrs. Ware and family, of London, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McLachlan, Miss Hilda Kennedy returned home on Friday after spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mira buys were winners in a game with Varna team, each of the winters re- ceiving a medal. The lineups: Clinton -Muriel Mul- holland c, Madeline Streets p., Ruth Ball lir, Ruth Sliobrook 2b, Hazel nu Chu ch' c tacine: r ill 3b, (trace Evans as., bfar- 351, A. T. Simpson spent the week- t gi ret Cudntore cf. Jeanie Lavis if, end at his home in Tuckersmith. Ethel lloag rf, Brueefield---Iia Mr. and Mrs, Paul Jones and Miss Haugh c, Janet Alkenhead p, Dore Mf. Unwin and Fartuhar'lb a Air. Leslie 13011 spent !, Pearl. Brack 2b 01: the week-emi at the henna of Mr, atld t Harrison ,ib, Kathleen Snider' ss, Mrs. George Bell,' .Ela Wheeler 11, Margaret Aikecche Air, and Mrs. Thomas Hodgert ria '4.Era Stackhouse r]` heti in Exeter on Saturday. Varna --Harold Elliott e, Geo, Hen- 'spent EmilyI(enneely. of Detroit, '`re y p, Ellwood Epps Ib, Roy Dow - pat cuts, Air, and airs, R. Kennedy. ohnstrct.tnri ss,cf, Bill DawsonHaroldChuter. Bruce rf, Pearce Miss Frances Houston left for I - Brantford on Monday- field, Ellwood Stackhouse c, Charles. Muster Bo'b Gennell spent a few Slier-tvoad p, Lance Norris lb, 'Wes. bays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. f Stacicho0se 2b, Ab. 7apfe 3'b, Car - Smith, !titan Haugh se, Gordon Elliott rf, Bilt Rogerson cf. Dave McIntosh 11, \fr. Hugh McLachlan and son %\'il- BRUCEFIELD, he are Toronto visitors this week. AL•. and Mrs, Roy Monteith a Flower Show. --A most successful: e:hilcireu of Landon ,pent Sunday wvti tirnycr shot, was held in the basement the latter's mother, Mrs. Janet Ros of United Church TuesdayafternoonAfiss Dorothy Swan has rete and evening. Aar. Hartry of Seaforth judged the A ,veers. Prizewinners: Display of gladioli, Mary Gibson, Mars. R. Aileu, Mrs, J. Addison. Six Glads„ Mrs, R. Allen, Edith Bowey, Mrs. T. Chapman, Display of Dahlias, Mrs, D, Fntheringham, Mary Gibson. Six Dahlias, Mrs. J. Ketchen, Display of e e � tet ;Stns: \ r, McQueen, Q Miss T. Laird Six Asters, Mrs, D. £other zea ri Anne 6 Goveniock Piano, organ, 'theory, sight singing Fan Term opens Sept. Cath Pupils prepared for Toronto, Conservatory examination li. Class work for beginners at desired, Studio North Main St, Seaforth Phone 108 t St, Joseph's kl0ol of Music SEAFORTI Instrumental and Vocal Courses leading to A.T.C.M. Term commences Sept. 1927 iveen ���•�-�tC Vi - ad Football Match LibIillBURlit yrs,. ALL STAR TEAPit St. Colurnban, from Brussels, Alonkton RECREATION PARK SEAFORTH nd WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14TH h Game called a ,'cluck sharp. s• AFTER THE GAME tram Toronto after spending her hol- idays with her -sister, Miss Laura re- turned with her and spent 'Monday at her home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Andrews and Miss Katharine and Master David Andrews, of London spent, the week end at the home of Airs. Jas, McDon- ald. 'Sats. George Legue and Charles Ingham, Airs. Brock, Janet Aiken- i Chaplains of Chatham spent Sunday head. Potted plants, Mrs. A. Me- a. the home of Mrs. J"as. McDonald. W. \1] ss a Fora cies \ a MI ac Donald \\ a Don S3 tae • old . S khans has re- turned Mrs. e touted to resume her duties as teach - e, at Palernm. Air. and Mrs. John B. Mustard and Family have returned home after Haugh Display of Perennials Mrs. tlteirdsumr summer the homeast tat Inwo ver Huron, C. Haugh, Mrs. J. McQueen, Miss T. Mrs. Baird,Collection of Sweet Peas, Mrs, James Bryant andof Landau r, D. Fotheringltam, Mrs. W. Bremner, vesting her s B sister, Mr. Mrs, C. Haugh, Snapdragon, Mrs, i lion leyncC Afiss Belle McCowan of CaJ. Chapman, frs, R. Fos. her Bruce Ber-am, Miss Belle \•facCowan of Stanley is Ates, Mrs. Addison, In the evening a very ill at time of writing. r g bars, Murray Cole of Blyth is vistl- int, Miss Eleanor Snider. Mr, .tud Mrs Austin Wheeler and Air. and Mrs.Christanson, all of De- troit,visited Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler fora few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott and Wm, Ratteeibnry spent the creel: in Tor- onto Mrs. Scott stayed for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Randall McKenzie of Detroit, visited. Mir, and MMrs. Ron alt the first of the week, 'Air, and Mrs. Geo, Swan are on a holiday to Toronto, afternoon awl evening bI' tnetnbers. Mlra, hd. Mord Detroit ;Beth arid W'1b Murdock aril Hyde are and How 1 attending Seaforth Col legiate. Mr. Perkins and 'Alias Pallid-, Detroit spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Lorne Taylor, 'lar. Wm. Caidwell, his sister Ruth accompanied by Miss Anila Caldwell of Niagara, spent the week end ...with friends in Stratford. Dr, Peter AleEtvan of Detroit has returned after spending two weeks at his old home on the B field road. Mr. John Patton of Leverne,'Sask., formerly of Grand .13tod, spent Sun- day at the Itotne of bfrs. john 'Taylor. Mr, and Mrs, John MciCoWan and fancily spent Sunday with their dau- ghter. Mrs. Bate , who is camping in Payfield, Miss Jean Campbell has returned to 1,ei• home after spending` a month W, Ross Begonias Mrs. J. Walker, Mrs. D. Munro, AIrs. H. Aikenheatl, Dis- play of annuals, Janet Aikenbead, Mrs 0. Fotheringhaoa, Mrs, C. programme was :given which included. violin solos, "Moonlight and Roses" and "Perpetual ;'lotion, by Eva Stackhouse and "'Che Mocking Bird„ by Alt Jarvis Horton, Piano solo "Country Gardens", by Miss Sarah Cole; vocal solo by' Arias jean Mur- dock. Address by Mr. Hartry of Sea- feirtil on Roses and reports by Mrs. Addison and Miss ;ianet Aikenheacl, Misses Eleanor : Snide'' and Leila Steekhoiuse 'acted as accompanists. Rev. Mr. Penrose, Varna, was chair- man for the evening. Tea was served ilei jack Swan is visiting Mr. and Airs. W. Spier and -Mrs F, AicLar- eit of Highgate are visiting friends around 13rucefieitl., ''1,fiss Cooper, of Toronto; was the guest of Miss Ada Reid last week, Mrs, McDonald. of Ripley, is the guest of Mr, and Airs, R. .MfcKenzie this week, Rev. C Mltrstaril and his sister, Nurse Gretta, Of 'Toronto, spent the week -end at the home of their par- ents, hir. and Mrs. Alex. Mustard, Misses Miu•garet Aikenitea6, Irene Snider and Inn Scott, all of London, were home for the holiday. T ast Saturday Miss. Isabel Souter Left for Sioux Lookout, Miss Sauter is principal of continuation school there. School opened at No. 3, Tucker - smith on Tuesday with a good atten- dance with Mr, Leonard Boyce as teacher, Mr. Boyce i$ an -es-pig l dt STREET DANCE Sunshine Orchestra Dancing of all kinds for young and old and but of it, Step right in and' nay a, long as you like. •l,n, Doimage, b e, Tommy t Reilly. Harry Charters Floor Managers Entire bre Proceeds front Football Matcfr,. and Dance will be presented to Nelse Goveniock Adiui ion: Fautbali Match Z5c Dance Tag for entire evening 50c EVERYBODY- OSIT i:-otnnacu;ty Committee- l.ee, Steph- enson, Ken, Bennett, Reg. Kers- lake..-\, D. Sutherland:. '.silk her aunt tip north. MIra.. Jantes Hill and fancily have returned to their hone in Stratofrd after spending a week with her aunt.. Mrs, Arthur Caldwell; Aire. Hugh McLachlangave party for iter Sunday school class on Monday afternoon, It was spent in t. traces and music. Miss Mildred Taylor, of Tuelcer- smith, spent Sunday with Miss Rett,:. Taylor, Stanley, Brucefield Y.P.S. held a eery inter- esting meeting Sunday evening, Sept. 4th. Rev. Mr. Bremner presided throughout, as this was: our opens meeting since they were discontinue • in July. We opened by singing :11,55 'beautiful hymn, ".Day is dying in the West," which was played With Wnirt- d',eftib sympathy by our pianist, Afiss Eleanor Snider: After a brief devo- tional period, a report was given of the work and studies taken at Gode- rich :manner school by Miss Kath- leen Snider, Mr. Bremner also spoke briefly on the same subject. Several: items of 'business were then discussed and arrangements facade for the picnic' , which is to be held in'Bayleld treat Saturday afternoon and .e evening. g. ni they voting people in the community areare invited to attend. Don't forget. that we meet again next Sunday eve.. ing, A real live and worth -while pre,.gram is being prepared, which yon. cannot :afford to miss..