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A. C, Routledge
Phone 166
Insurance
tat TOWN
J�1eat#
death ,'otccjimeeull .at her.. scare, North
Main Street, on Ftn'idtxy, ADM 1 eh
A. Fr lar'40, fedi/netting an ill-
nes,* of sural neeathe. Fot• mann
years. M. Chir +fi1'•,led a large, part
in the church and Sac* life of Sea-
foi'tIn and her personality had 'gained
for her an outstanding place in the
esteem 'of a1L, + She was ern in Clin-
ton, tbeiivg a' daughlbea:•, of •the late Mr.
and ides. Jtames Pattlersoir. The funn-
ily hater moved to Woodstoek, Where
twenty-eight years ago she was unit-
ed in marriage to Mr. A. F. Chuff 'and
came to Seaforth, wthlieh has einee-
been her hone. %s. •C1uf'1' was a
member of .Northside United Church'
and an iactivworker in the, W etmen's
Missione, Missionary Society and Warnien's As-
sociation, and for some .years was a
member of the church choir. She is
survived by hes- husband and a fanr.-
ily of twto sons and three slaughters,
iMisS • Jean Cliff, of Nakina; Mr.• T.
R. Cauff, of the Dominion Bank,
Guelph; Misses. Bees and `iRabh and'
Mir. James 'Cluiff, at ,tome. She is
also )survived by on brolther and
three sisters, Mie James Patterson,
Brantford; Mrs. Frank Bottonns,
Woodstock; Mrs. H. Blackburn, Ham-
ilton, and Mrs. Bessie 'Hopkins, of
Superior, Wisconsin. A private fun-
eral was held' from her late .home on
Sunday afberno+on, when the services
were conducted by Rev. T.. A. Car-
n•ic.ha•el, of Northsid+e Church. The
floral tributes were very beautiful.
Interment was made in Maitlandbank
Cemetery, the pa1.1"bearens' being
Messrs,. W. J.' Duncan, Harry Stew -
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E. C.'Chamiberlain
Clerk of the Second Division Court
County of _Huron
Office in -the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Sreaforth. Office hours:—
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
1.30 p.m. to 5.00 - p:rn. Saturday
evening, 7.30 .p.m. to 9 pen.
SERVICES WE CAN RENDER
Life, automobile, fire, sickness and
accident insutran a-, If" in the mar-
ket for any of the above lines,
kindly give u,s a call.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance Agencies
Phone 334 Seaforth, Ont
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- .Insurance-
• With'the enormous increase in
nutd'-accidents;-you-cannot•-afford
fo lake. chances. Let us. protect
you. Rates are low in compari-
• iaon with Protection give n.
, Froitti$ service and payment of
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•rCthrtrte ' of aq, le,.
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ROSS J. SPROAT - Phone 8
MERTON A. REID - Phone 214
SEAFORTH
LAWN BOWLING CLUB
an
Sine • I3: Fort* Usgn, R. j' , '. S.
d 1iolward Hiaxtr-y, •of 'l,,arrdonx:
Arnim th!asa-from a Iliisimrne& 'whe:-
attended the funeral. were; +Mrs. Ii.
E. ! totplarins, pf Nev Yost; Dick and
Ted Pattervsen,. 'of Brantford; • Mr. and
trah;O1 at las 'Oliver, of P'oeozito,.,Mm.
azid Mts. twrry B1a'ekliurn and Miss
"Tan Blatokban,; W Banu1lon; Mi,..
and Mrs. F. G. 'Bottoms and Mkisis
Frances, aliso Mrs. Moyer,; of Wood-
stock; Mr. and Mrs. 'Illoy and 'Hartry,
of Lander -a and their daughter, Mrs.
Ritchie, of Il ofne z aa; Ms: and. Man.
John Mcllwan and M. and Mrs,
Alex. .McEwan, of Shanley.
DESIRE J. BOURQUE
PRESENTS '
"MERRYMAKERS"
OF 1936
His New and
Sensational Revue
„Cardno's Hall
MAY" 7-8
under auspices Seaforth Branch
Canadian Legion.
Ser•.mon Subjects For Next Sunday.
--10 am., School and Story; .11 amt.,,
"`Building For +Greater Things"; 7
Pane Wi Ml'Si, Easter Thankoff'ening
with Miis. Remyle Kneehtel, of Korea,
as the special speaker.—Rev.
Mlaleoam,
Minister,
Mic.I i1:l'op 'Charge (Bethel, Duff'te,
and Caven Church, ,Winthrop.)—Sun-
day,
Winthrop)—Sunday, April 26: Special services with
maseed chair of the choirs of the
three appointinents. Serm'o'n sub-
jects, "An Invineible Purpose", "Nev-
er Leanne Christ Orrt for He 'is ,the
Way, the Truth and the Life."—liserir.
G. 'E..d1'Iarrow, B.A., Minister.
Northside United Church -11 a.m.,
Easter thankoffering service of W.
M. S.; Mrs. E. Knechtel, of Korea,
will are the gutesb ,Speaker. 7 p.m.,
"Just a Plain Good • Man." Sunday
School at 2•.30 parrs-CRev. T. A, Car-.
miohaei, Minister.
First Presbyterian Church—Sundlay
echool at 10, morning warship at 11,
evening •set•+vice at 7. Sermon sub-
ject for the morning, "Lo'! He Goeth
Before' You.'Jesus blazed the trail.
Sermon subject for the evening; "The
Future of Religion: Aggressive As-
sa+u'lts are made upon religion; Re-
ligi'on has its 'back to the wall: Date
we underestinrat.e the crisis?" The
music for the day will include: Morn-
ing, Anih,eon, "It is High Time to
Awaika"• evening: Anthem, "Trust in
the Lord;" solo,so+t;Mr. J'ances T. Scott.
Heartiest welcome to all services.—
H'ariol+d C. Feast, Minister.
The. Late Thomas Sharp. — T h e
funeral of Thomas Sharp, an esteem-
ed resident whose 'death occurred
Sunday after an illness of. several
remelts, took place Tuesday after-
noon frclm his late reeiden•ce in Har-
purhey, west of Seaforth on the Hur-
on- Highway, interment being• made
in the Herpurhiey cemetery. The ser-
vice was conducted by Rev'. H. C
F'easb of First Presbyterian Church;
Seaforth, of wh'i'ch he was a mem-
ber. Mq.-Sharp, -wh)a wva5 in hips 59th
year, was ..'born in Tuckersmith, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shawn. He was married 28 years ago
to Mdss. Nettie Bowman of Ailsa
Graig w+ho predeceased him. They
moved -:to Hi'1lsgrreen, .afterwards..,-• to
Ailsa Craig and 'then Hensall
where ' he : las married the second
time in May, 1915, to Miss Gertrude
Kaie+er. locating later' ire •Seaforth,
where he carried on a blacksmith
shop. :foe ten ,years. After ..disiposimg
of 'his lowliness. the family spent a
few years in. Stratford before return-
ing to tHiarpurhey. Surviving ice his,
wife, one daughter, • Mrs. Charles
Dolmage, Kitchener, and three sions,
Alvin, Ernest and Keith, at home. A
nutnber of beautiful floral tributes
covered' the casket. The pallbearers
were D. M'cnLtyre•and R. 'Bowman,
of Denfield, . R. Scott, It. McKenzie,
,of Ails -4- Craig, Clarence and Russell
Sharp, Sarnia. Flower ,bearers' were
J: Brownlee, A. Dunlop, W. Miont,gom•-
ery and Mi, ;Clark Among the rela-
tines from a distance attending ,the
funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
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NOTiCE�f THANKS
THE GREEN FRONT DEPARTMENT STORES
in Cardno's Block, Seaforth
We take this opportunity to thank the people
and community for the faithful patronage they
have shown us in the past, and to show our apprec-
iation we are going to continue this 'Sale for the
benefit of those to whom we could not give our per-
-conal _attention, which built our organization • to
what it is now. _r
OUR WEEKLY MONEY -SAVERS':
Ladies' Silk Panties
And ELomer•s, all shades 18c
and size's......... , , Each
2 Pair for 35c
EXTRA SPECIAL
1141/2 Yards Pei t, beautiful
patterns and shades; extra good
quality. 13c
Per yard
or 2 Yards for 25c
EXTRA SPECIAL
Men's Work Pants,' good qual-
ity theavyclloths, all shades
and sizes. 73c
Pair
SPECIAL
100 Yard's only of .Tea Tow+e'I-
ling; very good quality; 5 yards
to a customer 110c
Per yard
FOR 15 LUCKY MEN
Y
15 'only Men's Suits, Worsteds,
S'erges and Tweeds. Ail shades
and sizes. .57
New (Spring arrival's $88
EXTRA SPECIAL
Men's Work -Shirts, Navy and
Light Blue. All +slizes. Big
makes. 43c
Each
FOOTWEAR FOR THE iAMTLY
Bargains That 'Cannot Be .Duplicated!
MEN'S GOOD QUALITY WORK SHOES
either aU421-•Pa-Ise-o--Soles---All--sizes•-= _
LADIES' SHOES CHILDREN'S SHOES
Tiers, 'Pumps and Oxfords, all Oictlords, Ties, Straps and !Hiigh
seizes•, ranigvng from Shoes.
98e to $1.98 ' , 980 to $14I
The GREENFRONT DEPARTMENT S'fOOES
(WE SELF.. '-0 •tag!
f lncwk , : fn h'Wg-ogivittki. Ice ulritlAtsitld.
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to
FEATURING 4r,
Roy Breckenridge
and his new orchestra, with
the latest dance hits.
LO.0.F.,y;HalI, Seaforth
- formerly G.W.V.A. Hall
FRIDAY, MAY 1
Dancing 9 -pm, to 2 a.m g
Admission: 35 cents including
tart
Under auspices of the Seaforth
,Athletic Association.
J. J. Ruggard, Pres.; M. .A.
Reid, See.; D. H. Wilson, Treas.
•
WO. p.x [er 'by.• Dori M90drf,,
art, slkorr wale "cheat 01
rwella Kalne ano Woe 'r ASSO
Tire. Scrtga re, Ite4894. W41,0 1429A1
Mildred hQuallahrile.,. The deffOtttanarl:
tome_was liem iher- -Molle-aYa-
tprov'ed very wastractive. A. hymn, was
su and Meas 'Luella -Keine_trek
charge of the "Candle Light" aerviee.
The lights were turned Qf and one
lighted candle was placed on the desk.
Those taking ,parrin the ser`vioe
were Earle Deaver, .Evelyn Oar-
miichael, Jack Stevens, ;Mildred- 'Cad-
s/eve,
Citi+m fie, Ardatth Sproule, ¥ar+ t:
Beattti•.e andMe'ilvi11e 4 ao'li
was providedwitthcandles mucl as
they concluded,their ;pats they ?;jt.
the eanrilesas a eonseeratio r to Gad.
The r.ieeting eland by singing a
hymn and repeating the Mizpalh J te-
dietion. ; i 411
:.
Sharp and famlily, Sarnia; Mr. and
Mrs. John Sharp, Watford; Missies'
Mangaret and Jean Sharp, Lorndlo'n;
enry, ShirWi1l+iam • Fair; Wet-
?
ford, and -1nd Mrs'. Charles Dol -
mage and 'crenu, Kitchener.
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410
Y. P, U. Meet—On 'On Tuesday even-
ing, April 21,.the Young People's Un-
ion of Northside United Church held
their weekly meeting. Owing to .the
aibsence. of the president, Miss R.
Thompson, Miss Luella.Kline took
change of the bus'ines's. The Minutes
were read and the roll was called by
the secretary, Vera Mole, and adopted
as correct. The meeting was in
charge of Margaret Beattie, social -
convenor. After repeating the Lord's'
Prayer in unison, responsive readings•
were given by 'Margaret Beattie,
Mabel. tHtohher, Myrtle Garter and
Vera ,Mioie. A (hymn was -sung fol -
Spring
-Is
Here
and you should safeguard
your car by having the oil
and grease changed to the
proper kind for Spring.
Sealed Shell Gasoline will
make your . car run ,more
smoothly!'
CALL AT THE SHELL
e STATION ;.
H. WESTON
GODERICH ST. - SEAFORTH
OOL
WANTED
Highest
Paid, Prices
H. M. JACKSON.
Phone 3-W -- Seaforth
The Young People's 'Society ,.of First
Presbyterian Church
PRESENTS THE 'PLAY
"A Run for Her Money"
A Comedy in Three Acts
THURS. EVENING, APRIL 36th...
at 8.15 , p.rn.
in the School Room of+ the Church.
Admissions Adults 25c; Children. 15c.
— CAST
Adelaide Damson, Ona Nicholls ;
Corinna Meeker, Mary Reid; Berinda
Meeker, Elsie Drover; Blake Hayden,
Stewart Geddes; Mrs. Kenneth King,
Margaret Drover; Ned Bailey, Lorne
Pinkney; Sam, Gordon Scott; Gideon
Warren, Stanley Nicholls; Justice
Dilly; -George Hays.
LOCAL BRIEFS
• 'Miss K. Kerltoe left on, Monday
for Toledo, where 'she will visit her
brother, who. •has been in poor' ihealth
for some time.
• Miss Margaret 'MiadKay, of To-
ronto; is a guest alt the hope of Mr,
and Mrs. 'W. A. Wright.,
• Misses Lois and Helen Moffatt,
of Stanley, spent the week -end at
the home +of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mic-
Garvin.
• Mr. !Btres ton Kerr, 'of Niagara,
Falls, and, Mr. Leslie Kerr, of T'b-
rontlo, spent ,tihe, week -end eviith their
,parents, Mr. ,and Mas. James. Kerr.
- !Mrs. Thomas Allen and Mrs. 'Cam-
eron Urquhart, of Toronto, were
guests this week at the home of the
Misses Young, , Goderi'eh Street.
• Mr. Giibson White imtotoried to
:Toronto and spent the week -end. He
was acc'omp'anied by his miother, Mrs'.
M. White, and Miss+' Phennia Gordon.
• Mrs: Lloyd Curtis, of .Marnvora,
is' visiting her mother, Mrs. W. G.
Edmunds.
. • Mrs. .1. E. Keating and fancily
'sep,ernt last week at Mrs. Keating's
home 'in Toronto.
• 'Rev. I: B. Kline, Mrs. Kahn and
family, of Grdlmisby, were 'guests this
week at the home of Rev. C. C.
Kline and Mrs. Kline.
• Messrs. Charles ,Dickson • and
George Parkes, of London, silent the
week -end at their homes here.
• Postmaster Kelly, of Windsor,
was here this week visiting his
mother, Mrs. R. Kelly.
• Mr. John Wallace, of South
Woodalee, and 'Mr. Adam Kinister, •of•
Comber, spent a few days last week
with friends in this t`rvlicindty, spend=
ing 'Fridley at the hone of Mr. Alex.
Wallace in' Turkel/711111th. While here
,Mr. Wallace per,chased- a' Veh'er tf
colt from Mr. rWifli'am Beattie, of Mc-
Killo+p.
• Dr. E. A. MetMaslter left, on Wed
nesday on a 'hlaliday' trip' to Ber-
muda. During his albsenee his prac-
bisethere 'will , the looked after by Dr.
Gorwell, of London.
• Mr. and Mrs, John Watlker; of
H'Noe5terthr.Battl'eford, Sask., were week-
end guestts ' at -the home of Mrs.
• Mr. Harold Snell, wlio ,graduat-
ed this year with !honors in Theology
'from Qu'een's University,` is a guest
at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hemet.
Snell.
•' Miss Lillian Beeves, orf Toronto',
and Mr. and Mrs. C. Webster `arid
falmily, of Detroit, spent the week-
end at' the ,h'ors'e 'of their ihrients, Mr.
.and Mrs. Fred Reeves,
•• The Women's; Missionary Society
of First Presbyterian Church will en-
tertain. the auxiliaries; tf 'the local
c'hu'rches at their regular ,Meeting on
Tuesday, April 28, at 3 p.m. A mis•
-
sionary pageant, will be given by the
young ladies Of. the :church.
• 'Dr. Arch. L. Hays, Mrs. Hays a'fYd
sorry of Fort Erie, were week -end
guests at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hays in Egmond-
v iiil e..
• Mir. and Mrs. J. R.. Sproat, of
Terinagaltri''i, were guests. this week 'at.
elite home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Sproat in Egmos divine:
• Miss M. Wilibe'e, of Toronto, was
a' week -end visitor at the home of
her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs-. H. Wilbee.
• • Messrs. W. Baine, E. Mole and
Alex. Ross were in Wingham on
Wedne's'day attending the funeral of
the late George Spotton.
IT'S HERE
Come in and gee the refriger-
ator sensation of the year .. ,
the new Golden jubilee, eat-
ingbouse. Time tested ' depend-
ability plus new beauty and
convenience.
!. F. DAL
vfarth
ins -and Drapery Now
TOWEL
SPECIALS
Galt Towels, Sun
Fast . and Tub
Fast.
Lovely patterns
and !color tones;
also all white.
Large= generous.
sizes.
Price Range:
14c, 15c, 18c, 25c,
33c, 35c, 39c, 45c,
59c Each.
DISH CLOTHS
7c and 10c
FACE CLOTHS-
5c,
LOTHS5c, 6c, 10c
CURTAINS
In pairs ready tohang, in
tailored edge effects, or fril-
led.
59c to $3.50 Pair
Silk Rayon, Tuscan, Mar-
quiesette and.= Other. Nets
These are in new patterns
and in a large price range.
25e to 65c Yard
Chintz, Repp, Homespun
and Slub Weaves
Beautiful for side drapes,
cushions and furniture slips'*..
Very colorful.
25c to $1.75 Yard
Tapestry For . Upholstery
Two 'specials excellent' ' in
pattern and color tones.
$1.25 and $2.25 Yard
We are showing an extra
value in Factory Cotton ;
clean, . ' even weave. Yard
wide.
14c Yard
acTAVISH'S
survived by a family of two daugh-
ters and one son: Mrs. Carson Allen,
Guelph; +M,i'ss Cora Strong and Loon-
-ard Srtreng,at hemp.. The late Wil-
liam Strong is sunvdved-tly one Tis
ter, Mrs. Norman .Hearn, of North-
ville, Mich., and two brothers, James,
of Vancouver, arid Robert, of Sea -
forth. The remains ' were 'brought to
Seaforth on Saturday. The funeral
-was held on Tuesday from his 'late
residence and was very largely at-
tended. Canon Appleyard condtacted
a very fitting service. The pallbear-
ers . were :Messrs. Joseph 'Flannery,
John 'Nigh, Alex. Wallace, Westley
Jefferson, Wm. Oldraeld and RogerRice. The flowerbearers -were Ar-
thur
thur Wallace, Wm. Leyburn, Robert
Archibald and Robert TymdalL The
numerous floral tr'ibsbes'included tok-
ens from neighbors and fri'e'nds in
Kitchener, Ottawa and Guelph,
the Guelph TeachersrAssoeiation and
the teacliers of the Central and Alex-
ander ,schools. Interment was Made
in Maitlandbank Cemetery.
Ontario
EGMONDVILLE '
kr.'and 'Mrs. A,. Hays, Fort Erie;
were .recent ,guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Jatnves Hays.
Mrs. W. J. Finniigga'n attended the
funeral sof. the late George McKay in'
Toriontia.
iMr. and Mars, +WL Patrick, of To-
ron,'bo, wene week.end guests with Mr.
'and Minh M. Patrick.
Miss Mary Douglas, ,Pelee Lslandy
was an Easiter guest wits, Mrs Ar-
thur E'd'munds. '
Miss 'Frances HHoust'on+, sof Brant-
ford, 'sp'ent the Easter vaca'ti'on with
her brother, Mr., Andrew Houston. ,.
TUCKERSMITH
Miitgs (Hazel Wllson, of • Bruicefread,
also Mr. and .Mrs.. Denisr'Sea' Ian, of
Kitchener, were •recerb• guests, of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Robert MsiGregor arid fai n-
i';y. _-....
Mrs. Ohesney, of Stratford, lis,. the
guest of Mrs. Robert Mee and. fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mess: •Harrivtey 'Hlulblbard, of
Detroit, were ;re04 vests ofMr.
ae d Mrs. Rohr it.,Diayimtaria and family.
'The '4elattleni&ldi?t+k`anh. April 17th
aro the residence ef his" son -'in-law,
,Garston L. Alien, in 'Guelph, Of Wil-
liam ,Sarong, a,,lughly esteemed resi-
dent of Tuckertstmith; in bis''67th year..
•Five -weeks --s wnat--tie'Guelph
to .take trielatrrn 'alnd. ittvo weeks of
that time rhe, spen.•.in..bhe I';ritdhener-
Warberaoo Hosptal. 'The deceased was
roomer.-air.--Ttickemsimitl1, a _son of the
late George 'Strong and 1 WWIiife;
E1izlabe'th MloCullowgh, +He Was n,ar
tied thli ty-tti o year's'ago to kiss
Sthloldiioe, of the slate township.
They settled on, a ,faririi,, on the 7th
oo'nee�ssao f • • dor a elhort `]rvip ul o,, Shen
m'ovted to Sanforthi • reiti ring twenty,
ears ago as
tgqo_tf a,yy;qutols dispb ,itrklh��eY, �T'i'. his-
r a 1
40'4
The Virginia
Jubilee Singers
ARE RETURNING TO
Northside
United Church
at eight o'clock
Thurs. Eve'g., April 30
Programme entirely e •
g ey s-
cept request numbers.
ADMISSION: 25c and 15c..
Under auspices Mae Lane
Auxiliary.
M1JiMAYHEEL HUGGERShoes (Men
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AFTER A BUSY DAY
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/OUR favorite
pipe and, even-
ing paper, and the
old arm chair.
You'll appreciate
them because your
not "all in." Your
Heel Hugger shoes
have taken the Toad
off your feet and
the day's end Ands
you still fresh and
ready For a pleasant
evening. •
__:...GUESS! . NO OBLIGATION..
PRIZE—A P -air of Heel Hugger Shoes.
SEE OUR WIN-
" DOW, HEEL.
:HUGGER
. GUESSING
CONTEST,
"WHEN WILL
THE CLOCK
STOP?"
GUESS!
THE keen edge of '
enjoyment has
not been dulled by
uncomfortable, in-
king shoes that sap
your vitality and
irritate your nerves.
In •the" miles and
miler of wear that.
you'll get out .of
your Heel Hugger
shoes you have the
added assurance of
being comfortably,
and; stylishly shod.
SMITH'S Shoe Store'
:Next to Regent .Theatre
• SEAFORTH
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