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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-11-17, Page 5THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1927 PORK AND BEANS, is an appetizing dish, even for those who are not hungry. There is one essential, 'however, in making an ideal dish of it. The pork must give it :the right flavor and we pride ourselves that we know how to supply just the right cut for the purpose. 'Fry it once, You'll want it often. Phone 58 Seaforth. 0. II. STEWAI T Your Butcher. Red ite ehain Stores Our Specials ®r° -o" e week from date. Japan Green Tea, new pickings a lovely tea ' Ib. 49c IVMatehes, 3 boxes for 220 Gum, any '.flavor, 3 pkga, 1.00 French Peas, very cheap, tiu 1413; Palm Olive Soap, Sery-us 4 cakes for 25c Jelly Poa`vder's, Sherriff's 3 23e. and 1 Tumbler free Butcher's Pepper, specially ground lb, 43e S " J Sproat Phone_8 W Ai; Stewart Phone 77, New Christrnas fruits arriving every day The Dairy Farmer is assured of good markets the whole year for his Dairy Products. Increase your Dairy Herd and enlarge your bank ac- count. They will not fail you. Produce only cream of the best quality and send your ereatn to us either through our Agents or deliver direct. We will assure you of our very best services and highest prices. When you need a new Create Separator see the NEW MELOTTE. We can give you an attractive deal, Seaford] Creamery Co, Seaford], Ont. C. A. BARBER, Prop. • W1 i, Web' &i' Son UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or horse Equipment W, J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. YRAMINAMIIINVISAMOMISorealwasalinalitffiziemacinsuagam D. H. McInnes OhivopraCtor Of Winghant, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Di -eases of all kinds success- fully treated, Electricity used. XMAS GIFTS T F(R EVERYONE .Among the finest gifts anyone can give are the Fuller Bets packed in holly boxes—Fuller Vanity Cases Dresser Sets, Men's Sets, a Little Lady's Toilet Set and dozens of others Fuller Brushes You select Fuller gifts in the com- fort of your own house, The day you want them delivered f bring them nicely wrapped in holly boxes ready or sending or mailing. For special Christmas demonstratio write me. No obligation. JOHN HOOPER The Fuller Service Man 13os 1350 Seaforth, Ont, VIRSOMMINIIIM Reduced Prices .Ladies' and Gentlemen's haircuts now All the latest bobs now 35c at the Dennison & Pullman Barber Shop phone 125. Want and For Sale ads, 3 times 50e Pianos 'Punned leaned and Repaired Chas, A, l.towey Residence --James St. Your PERSONAL Operator Telephone service is not produced for delivery in bulk, or in stan- dard packages over the counter. Every call is turned out "to order" — a custom service de- signed to meet personal needs, at a moment's notice. Your telephone operator is a mul- tiple personality. She sits al; the switchboard local, long tance with signal linea to her sisters " at the other end" ready to select the track for any journey you select, To her, your call means more than just a combination of switch- board manipulations. It is a cal: for personal service, tr be answer- ed completed and supervised as your personal clerk or secretary would handle it, Drives Asthma Before ft The smoke or vapor 'trout 1Dr, J. D, Het - log's Asthma !Remedy gives :asthma no chance to linger. It eradicates the cause. Our experience with the relief- giving remedy shows how actual and positive is the succor it gives. t2t is the result of long study and experi- ment and was not submitted to the public until its makers knew it would do its work well. TOWN TOPICS Mr. Thos. .'flroome intends going back to his 225 -acre farm at 'Win- throp and has four tractors and one! teams of horses busy " plowing. 13.5 acres of crop will be sown next years Mrs. George Sparks left this week to spend several months itt London with her sister, Mrs, McAsh. Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Muir, df Osh- awa, were week -end visitors with Mrs. Edgar. Mr. Bill Edgar, of Oshawa, also visited at his home here. Mr. and Mrs, G. Balfour, of Osh- awa, were week -end visitors here. Mr. Jake Wuirm is improving after. his operation for blood poison. Mr. and Mrs, H. Wilbee were Sun- day visitors at Brussels. Mrs. Robert Webb has returned to Toronto after spending the summer with r'e'latives here QYir, and Mrs. Thos. Rands and Miss AMaybell e Rands .returned_ on Friday after .''"' ' a couple of months at Willow City, North Dakota. Mrs. 'Wm MelMichael returned home Friday after visiting at Arden, Man„ for the past two months. Mr. Elroy Brownlee, of London, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and' Mrs,: George Brownlee, Mr. John Lamiman, leader of the Seaforth Highlanders Band, has opened a furniture repairing business, at the rear of F. lBarlow''s shoe re- pair store, Mr. Lamiman having made excellent progress with the Band during his two season's leader- ship and being himself a cornet solo- ist of talent, the members of the Band hope he will receive sufficient patronage to warrant his remaining in Seaforth.- Mr. Homer Hunt spent the week- end in Toronto. The ladies of St, Thomas' Church are holding their annual bazaar and supper on \Vednesday, Nov. 30th. 1 Miss Eleanor Clark, of London, visited her cousin, Miss Wilson, at Seaforth hospital. ,Watch for the announcement next week of the hone cooking sale and tea of the Philathea class of North- side United Church. On Friday last, Mr. Sam. Mayo, of McKillop, was unfortunate in fractur- ing his hip as a result of a fall. He was brought to the hospital, where he is progressing favorably, Mrs. Mitchell, of Bay City, return- ed Saturday, after a two weeks' visit. with her brother, Mr. Sam. McGeoch. 'Rev. W. D. McDonald is at the home of his father, Mr. Wm. McDon- ald, Riverdale, owing to the latter's illness. Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Jackson have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fair, of Calgary, Alia. Mrs. J. Hall, of Atwood, visited Rev. and \Ira, W. D. McDonald, in Egntondville, on Sunday, The News is indebted to Mr. Geo, A. Sills for a choice piece of venison, Mr. Sills, Mr. C. P. Silas and Mr. 0. Neil having returned from a success- ful twelve -day hunting trip in Lake - of -Says district, near Huntsville. They were accompanied by a party from Ingersoll headed by W, R. Veale, for- merly of Seaforth. Mr. and .Mrs. Neil Gillespie and Miss Annie McTaggart are attending the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto. 'Messrs. Gordon Kerr an& Thomas Gillespie, of Toronto, spent a couple of days in town this week. Mr. Gil- lespie, Who has been in Chicago for several years, recently took a position in Toronto. The many friends of Mrs. lulu! Kerr regret to know that on Wed- nesday "tib showed no improvement over 'her serious condition of the pre- vious day. 'Mrs. John MdMlllan spent a week at tate home of Mr. 'Pafford, in De- troit. Mr. and Mrs, \Vm. Grieve, of De- tt oit, spent several days at the home of Mr, John G. 'Grieve, who is serious- ly ill. Mrs. Rae Holmes accompan- ied them on the trip. 'Miss Murchie, of Hullett, is visit- ing with Miss Mc'Derrid, Goderich street, Mrs, Ed, Davis, Tillsonburg, was a week -end visitor at the home of 'Mrs. Dave Stewart and Mrs. Davidson. Dr, and Mrs, McArter and tittle daughter Peggy, of Guelph. were week -end guests of her grandmother, Mrs. J. FL Broadfoot. iMrs. D. Grassick, Heimall, visited at the Monte of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Keys, on 1 uesday. Mrs. .Sun hl. an e, .t. • Mary spent Saturday and Sunday last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Artie Keys, of Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Harry \Vebb, of Cro- marty, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Sant. Hanna. Mr. Matthew Bates, . of Goderich, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Keys on Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. John McClure, Wal- ton, spent Sunday with ML'. and Mrs, Alex. 'Broadfoot, Mill road. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Archibald, of Walton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McKay, Mrs. W. Weston, .Porter's Hitt,re- turned last week after spending the past five weeks with Mr, and Mrs. W. J Bickell. Mrs. Wm, Sclater returned home on. Sunday atfer spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Edgar Lawson, Auburn. Mr. and Mrs.Thornton,Misses s Lyle and Willa Thornton nd Mr, Peffer, all of Preston, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs, :Sant. Jeffrey. Mr. Ed. Jarman spent this week with his daughter, Mrs. Jas. Carter, il-Turon road west. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sharpe and family were !(eek -end visitors with \ir. Alex. McKenzie, Parkli.ilh Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hppper visited Mr, and Mrs. John Hopper, Wing - ham, over the week -end. Mrs, Alex. Stobie, who has spent several weeks with Mrs, Geo. Man- ners in Brussels, returned house on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ilantilton and daugh- ter Irene, of Henfryn, anti Mr. and Tit's. Albert 'Cook, Lttckuow, were Sunday ,visitors with "Mr. and Mrs. Jcdhn \Webster, Mc, \Wnt, Hssrtry went Wednesday to Toronto to attend the Royal Win: ter Fah•: Mrs. John Sherritt and son Aat•on, THE SEAFQRTH NEWS. , A� ASO Y ON RUBBERS! Heavy Rubbers—Fine Rubbers All styles for every member of the fancily We bought ,thorn right! We'll .sell thein right! And SAVE YO1.r MONEY! ECONOMY BOOT STOE ---Directly Opposite Cornrnercial Hotel -- 1410M12.18311MCONSIMOIMMuSeMOWINLIMINUIMERJ Pranr..anerinaVaseal.was 641, R t4nttter011 . S..Acrw t�Ly PL eoredy in 3 mets. nd eharaeteristtcrsketch or rural lira' Tull of character nndrelined tun will be presented in -SI. James' Parish I -Nal! Tuesday Evening, November 2253d under the Auspices of the Catholic Woolen's League. Doors Open 7.30 Play commences 8.15 sharp Adults 35c Admission --- emsesemeesseeseessaessesseesses of Granton, visited her cousin, Mr. W. L Heys this week, while returning from 'the funeral of Mr. Wm, Neal, Walton. Mr, John 71. Henderson, Egmond- villc, has sold his residence to Mr. i. T. Bartram, of near Parkhill, Mr. ,Bartram will not get possession till nest April ALMA. A disastrous lire occurred about 10.30 Friday night when all the build- ings, consisting of a large bank barn, implement house, chicken house and frame dwelling, on the old Gib'bings farm at Alma corner, recently pur- chased by Mr. Wes. Nott, were com- pletely destroyed. The cause of the fire is unknown as the barn was burn- ing fiercely Inside and fire ready to burst out when noticed by Mr. Frank Glew, who was the first to reach it. A strong south wind was blowing which made useless any attempt to save the other buildings. There was no stock in the barn, as the cattle had been breaking into the roots stored in the barn during the after- noon, so had been turned out to pasture as the night was warns. About 50 tons of hay and two days' threshing of grain were lost, besides a binder and other implements. The house was unoccupied, but Mr, Nott had recently secured a hired mail who was to move in shortly. The loss is partly covered by insurance. Mrs, Herb, Fowler received tate sad news of the sudden death of her sis- ter, Mrs. Donnelly, at Pine Creek, 3lau.. on Nov. 1st. Her maiden name was Isabella ''Brown, being a daugh- ter of Neil Brown, of Tuckersmith, and she weut to the West about thir- ty years ago, where she was later married. Besides her husband, she leaves eight children, also one brother and seven sisters, Angus Brown, of i uckersm th; Mrs. McDonald, Dau- phin Man.; Mrs. McKinnon, Mather, Man.; Mrs. McKinnon, Walkerton; Mrs. Grant; \'ictot'r-a, B.C.; Mrs. Muir, Portage Is, Prairie; Mrs. Up shall, Gilroy. Sask.; .Ml's. Fowler Ilullett. I{IPPEN. I\Jtss Jessie Johnston, of Heasali visited with Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Ma' Murtrie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. henry Triton and Miss Jean visited Mr, and Mrs. R. Torrance, of Goderich township, vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Johnstnu Sun- day. A number from Kippen attended the school concert in No. 2, Tucker - smith, and all who were not there missed a real treat. Mrs, las, McClyutont has returned home after visiting with friends in London for a few days. Mrs. B D. Field spent a few days with relatives in Princeton. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. 13utt and \ir. and Mrs, T. W. Butt visited their parents in Seaforth over the week-etid, The Young People's meeting will be held on Friday evening and every- body is cordially welcome. Death of Mr. James Logan. — Thr deceased was born in Stanley town - .hip in the year 1875, being a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Logan, Moose Jaw Sask. in the year 1902 he was married to Annie Hudson, daughter of Mrs. Jos. Hudson, and the late Joseph Hudson, of Stanley township. After their marriage they made their home lit Forest for a few years, where he was engaged in bar- bering, From there they moved, Goderich, and later to Windsor, where they had lived Inc souse 13 years, They had spent the winter months in Florida Inc She benefit of Mr. Logan's health at5d after return- ing home from Florida in June they motored up to the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harvey and spent the summer with them. .Some two weeks ago kf.r. Logan, not improving fn health, deckled to go to Toronto for medical treatment iu the General hos- pital, where the best of care had been given hint, but in spite of good care and medical attention, he gradually grew weaker and passed away on Monday morning at 4 a.m. The re- mains were brought to Seaforth on the' evening train, and removed to the home of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Harvey, Kippen. The funeral was held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. The Masonic brethren of Goderich, assisS- ed by the brother Masons of TTensaTi, took charge of the service, He was a 32nd •degree Mason; also a member of the I:0!0,F. and I:O,F. Mr. Lo- gan is survived by his sorrowing widow and two sisters, Mrs, Royal Maynard, of Moose Jaw, and Mrs. Children 25c Frank Maynard, of Regina. The fun- eral was largely attended and the floral tributes were many and beauti- ful. 'Those attending the funeral front a distance were; Mr, and Mrs. John 'Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beck, Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Hudson, Me. and Mrs, Stanley Russet, Mr. Thos. Walker and Mr. Hamilton, all of Mar - tette, Mich.; Mr, and Mrs. Lawton Simpson, Mr. and Mra Innis, of De- troit, '_tft•. and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Connor, of Windsor. STAFFA. Mrs. A. McLellan and Mrs. Robt, Barbour attended the Women's Insti- tute Convention -in London last week. Dir. and :airs, 1, Golding, Stratford, visited with the fortner's parents, Mr.- and Mr.and Mrs. H. Golding on Sunday, Mr. Cameron Vivian and Mr. Jas. Wallace, Seaforth, spent the week -end -in Chathain. Mr. Harold O'Brien, of London, and Mr. .and Mrs, Wilfred •O'Brien, of Owen Sound, spent the week -end with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. O'Brien. Mir. George Butson, while working arhtind his threshing engine 00 Friday morning, met with a panifiti accident, breaking his kg below the knee. The fracture was reduced by Drs. Traynor and Mackay. Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Brien visited in London on Sunday. The Y,P,S. met in the church on Sunday evening. The topic on Korea was taken by Miss Vera Leary. Next Sunday everting will be in charge of Mr. Russell \Norden. Interesting pro- grammes are hemp arranged for the winter months. A concert wilt be given on Friday, Nov. 25th, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid. Farther notice later. Much sympathy is expressed for Mrs. C. 'Tuffin its the death of her father, \4r, John Shute, of Usborne, who died Nov lith, after two clay,' illness He was 73 years of ags His barn was t •uck by lightning a numb ae,,r and ue,Aroycd with the season's tr,O. and sir. Shute had beets •.err busy making preparations for the erection of a new building. Besides his widow, he hares one son and tw'o daughters, ,Reber, at stone; Mrs. H. Stewart, Fullatton, and SL's. 1'tttim Interment was made at Kirka, cente- ;ery. (TOO late Inc last week.) \Ir. Wnt, Ilastings and son Joe at tended the plowing match at Avon- tun au Friday last. 7tr, and Mrs. Ed. Sadler and daugh- ter, of Hamilton, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Sadler, \ir Howard Teary, of London, pt•nt lte holiday with his parents. Mrs. F.-TIanthley, Miss Vera and Mr. Harvey Hambley visited in 1Wai- ton Ott the holiday, Miss Marzette Sadler, - of \\'ha!en, .pent the week end at her home here. Mr. Harold O'Brien, of the Medieat College, London, spent the Week -end under the parental roof. \Irs, It Norris and sister, Miss Nancy McCurdy, returned last week front a three ntotiths' visit with rela- tires in the 'West. Mr. and Mrs. Sant, Ennnerson att•i son and Mr. Walter Remnant, ,tf Galt; Mr. and. Mrs. R. McKay, of t'reston; Mrs. Remnant and Mr. las. Remnant, of :Thames. Roast, spent the week -end with .71r, and Mrs, Harry T-rslie. WEST BRODHAGEN. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Koehler, who !vent to Sasltatoheteaw three months ago to visit 'their daughters, returned hone on Monday. They report that s the weather hbeen t• n earl cr a, tet and the crops not any too good arotnid Rice - ton. There was some rust in places and considerable wheat was (eft un- cut as it would not repay the expense of cutting it. Mrs. Charles Regele received a let- ter from her sister, Mrs. Jas. Camp- bell, from near Elbow, Sask„ sayittg that they had GO acres of wheat to thresh yet and all the oats, but everything was covered with snow on Nov. 4th. While the crop looked nice at one time, it was not touch good on account of the frost attd rust, which spoiled the quality. +lir, Geo. Regele, son of Mr, Charles Regele, tvho was operated on in Strat- ford hospital last week, is home again touch improved. Mr, and .Mrs. Fred Koehler and Mr, and Mrs. \Vin, Kbcltler and chil- dren took a motor trip to Monktott on Sunday last, visiting the'foi'nter's slaughter, ITt's, 'Herman Made!. PAGE FIVE a+nn22212+war IiARLOCK. TUCKERSMITH, Mr, Bert Beacom, also Wm. Tre- win, arrived home on Saturday after spending over two months near El- bow, Sask. They liked the country and say there were good crops and gond IMr, Joseph, Pearson, of Ethel, ac- companied by his father, and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Pearson, also his sister Ethel', also of Ethel, motored over and spent .Sunday at the home of \'.Lr, A, W. and Mrs. Beacons. Miss Isabelle Reid entertained a numberof girl friends last Friday af- ternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Knox entertain- ed friends. on Sunday afternoon. A nu'rber oftoting people from .the 12th and 13th attended the At Horne and dance put on by the Forrester§ in the Forrester§ Hall at Klnburn' on Friday night. They report having a good time; Mrs, Chas, Riley and sots Jint re- turned Wednesday evening after •visit: - tug her son Charles, near Moose Jaw, Sask, Mrs.' Jackson and family, of Ar. Icona, are nicely settled on the farm recently vacated by Mr. John Hay. Alderman Brown, formerly Lord Mayor of York, Eng., was the guest .at the home of Mr. P.M. Chesney, Roscoe Farm, last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Elgie and fam- ily visited a't the home of Mr. and Mrs, John McLachlan on Friday evening, ' Miss Betty Houston returned home last week after visiting with friends in Detroit. \9 r. Leslie Belle' and Miss ' Mary Unwin returned to Detroit last week, atter spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs, George Bell,: Mr. William Andrews spent Stn - day with his brother, Mr. Edward HILLSGREEN. Andrews.' Miss iHilda Kennedy was visiting :fibs Vera Smith has returned borne at the home of kir. and Mrs. A. lltt after spending a few weeks visiting-- eltarme last wt:ek, friends in 'SI. Thomas, Kitchener and Mt;. and Mrs. Morris lirbe, of Kit -- London. cions :r, spent Sunday at .'tile horse of Mr. and Mrs, •\\'iison Carlile, Mrs. Mr, aand Mrs. John McLachlan.' Jas. Jarrott and au Eldon, motored Mrs. AlexBoyes and little son to Marlette, •Mich., oti Monday- last Billy, were visitors at the home of and attended the funeral' of their Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Boyes, for the ,inter -in-law, Diss. Thomas Hudson. past week. Mr. and Mrs. Robin McAllister Mr. J. Allen and 7'liss Louise Attest have returned home alter spending three months in the West. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Papple motored have returners home` atter spending a few • days visiting friends in Port Huron and Detroit. Miss :Mary Forrest is not improving to St. Thomas Sunday last 'and spent as fast as her many friends wish to a few days visiting relatives there., see iter. Mr and Mrs. 'Wrn. Manson, •Miss Mrs. Webster Turner spent the Mary Kling and Frank Kling called past two weeks visiting friends in on Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall Sunday last. Detroit and Marlette. Mich. 7li's Rena Stephenson has returned home after spending a week with her brother George at Walkerton. The many friends of Mrs. John iatniiy were visoors at the home of Jarrott, Sr.. will be sorry to hear ahs !hair brother, Mr. Bill. Riley, and is very ill at present. Miss Mabel Riley. Mr. and Mrs. W. Moffatt, of near airs. Elliott \\'alter 1, at present Brucefceld, spent Sunday at Mr. „ti th'e sick list. James .Love's. Mr. and Mrs. Sander:. of Lonloe, spent Sunday with Iter .mother, Mfrs. John Jarrett, Sr. .Miss Grace ,Coleman is spending a few days in Clinton at tate home of Mr, John Turner. Miss Muriel Carlile is spending a few weeks at the home of Mr. Lloyd Keys, Varna. Miss Gladys Stephenson spent Sun- day with her friend, Miss Shirley Dowson, Varna. Every careful and observant mother knows when ( hill f' from A \\`e are sorry to hear" that the Infant SOU of Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Armstrong i • seriously ill. Mr. and ,Mrs. Bert Hoggart and LA� IMAN FU▪ RNITURE REPAIRS No job too big to handle or too small to do, Phone 303 J and I will call for your work, Work shop at rear of BARLOW'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP. worts. She alsoknows that if some P SUTHERLAND remedy be not speedily applied much GENERAL INSURANCE harm will result to the infant. Att ex- AGENCY cellent preparation for this purpose Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds is Miller's Worm Powders. They and investments drive worms from the system and set Phone 152 up stimulating and soothing effects, so that the chill's progress thereafter Seaforth, Ontario. is painless and satisfying. Th Sveciakik ilverton :Flour We have it—Give it a Trial. Grain Screenings . 6 i GRAIN DEALER THO Chop of All Kinds Pi-IONE 25 Your F uto Nee GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES Repairs and charging on all snake. A good lime of New and Used Part's, A FEW USED CARS LISTED Chevrolet Touring, 1921 $75.00 with License Ford Touring 1918, . $75.00 with l.icettse Ford Coupe 1925, balloon tires, tike nett , .$.375 ,tit!, t icettse egier's G PHONE 167W DRESSES NO MATTER 'HOW DELICATE MAY BE ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE We claim that no dress is too dainty or expensive to be entrusted to us Inc cleaning with perfect confidence. 'rhe cleaning of dresses is an art, which takes time to study and achieve. Ladies' and Gent's Felt 'Fiats cleaned. It only costs a dollar and will loot: like new. SEAFORTt-t GARMENT !AR Sydne ' u a Proprietor COMMERCIAL li I.,OCK. PHONE "237 or 210 ,,,, aaixa,,,,. aatrnorawrswsxeaaomxan Awanntionrounsoutoitrommarmateetaratneesta