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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1937-06-11, Page 8••• ,•, • mn HPai A4 , ffeeneld4 *ft ee'heidill'Ke, 4,g0k0Actoca ea th0 OV0901,t; •Ttka ils**01 4ou Tf00407 lettleennen, June 23nd, etetIll 330 t� 6,439 um); • i;•1". • • • k tY. t't•- .4. • IA • rt lec .. . 14 • gcB $ • • t Oiggio.,„zte4 oharp Li, 4'4 ,mizaa..ums . -OLIVES OR PE4CH atAR- ,....efebAeste,DE-Jar PEACHES e . Otolatil ' *MO. R[COTS Sieu,d•-•-eee eee .olotoe, litAfkle• BUTTER e pound 41iEffeleitifTS FANCY DES- , e e- .• SE111)-3 packages ., e.„.„ e" 1115LARIVS PORK & , BEANS $• 22 -oz. Tin - tUDDEMAN LARD pound CLASSIC CLEANSER 2 Tins •IMASTERS FLUSHING MASH a. for sick Wickens, at pound a . 10c 24c 25c 15c 15c 19c 26c 20c 25c 10c 15c Sc A. C. Routledge 67 PHONE 166 Fir. Motorist • We are agents for many of the 4 Oldest,and Strongest Insurance Companies, representing both • Tariffand Non -Tariff, who are offeritag the Lowest Rates in jhistory. "i• OUR POLICIES PROTECT OUR SERVICE le COMPLETE WATSON & RED) M. A. REID, Proirieter Phone 214 : Seaforth SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF INSURANCE 1000000000000 0 S. T. Holmes & Son o FUNERAL SERVICE 0 Main Street, Seaforth 0 S. T. Holmes, residence, 0 10 Goderieb. Street, West; phone 0 0 No. 119-W. Charles Holmes0 idenee, Goderich Street, 0 0 East; phone No. 308. • 0 e 10 Ambulance Service 0 10 Adjustable hospital bed for 0 •rent. Night calls, Phone 308. 0 • 40 Day calls, Phone 119-3. Charges moderate. 0 12-560 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 00000000000 10 H. C. BOX • 10 FUNERAL. SERVICE 0 Licensed Embalmer '0 Ambulance Service Hospital Bed 0 with adjustable rachet oper- ated spring for rent. •0 Night Calls Day Calls Fihone• 175. Phone 43. 12-36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '0 00000 <><>-o<> o 90* • WALKER'S 10 4> FUNERAL. SERVICE 0 W. J. WALKER and 0 JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. 0 IC> Licensed Embalmers and Ce 10 Funeral Directors. 0 Day or Night Calls promptly 0 attended. PHONE 67 10 12-36 0 1000000000000 Ladle* Gund Meete.-The Ladies' eleild of Ste Thetala, Church held their regular business meeting-- - Tuesday afternoon. The Se pture lessens taken, from the 24th charle tee of St. Luke end the president, Mrs. ffalMen, took for the topic, "The Unfinernhed Week of Christ," followed by prayete. It was decided to have a sale of boleti) cooking and afternoon tea en Mr. 1Routledge's vacant store on Saturday, Jline 19th. Mrs. Apple - yard closed the meeting with the bene- diction. Brother Dies in WesteeThe Wblse- ley of Wolseley, Seakatehewan, makes tete following reference to the death of a former well known resi- dent of the Cromarty district, and a brother of Mr. Neil G4llespie, of Sea - forth: "Another of e pioneers of '82 has passed away itt the person of Donald Gillespie, who died at his home in the Alexander district early Mon- day morning after an illnesslasting five days. Mr. Gillespie has always had good health tont was in Wolseley the Saturday evening previous to his death meeting and talking with friends. Mr. Gillesetie was born at DalbousieeLanark County, Ontario, on 'March 26. 1851, and ree,entle when celebrating his eighty-sixth birthday he was joined at his hoe by many of his neighbors. On December 31, 1879, the married Mary McKaig. They lived at Cromarty, Ont., for two years -when they moved west, residing at Portage la Prairie, a year, and then coming to Wolseley and taking a homestead nine Miles north and west of town in the Alexander district, and this was their home for the rereaind- er of their lives. Mrs. Gillespie died on September 19, 1931. To them were, born six children; four of whom sur- vive, viz: James and Angus, of Kyle, Sask.; and William and Neil , of Wolseley. He is also survived by two brothers, James, of Chicago, Ill., and Neil, of Seaforth, Ont., and two sisters, Mrs. Robert Pur and Miss Jessie Gillespie, •of Brandon." • Sermons Subjects For'Next Senday. -Egmendville United Churoh.-Rev. 'A. W. Shepherd, Minister. 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m., Sermons on the Lord's Prayer, "For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory." Baptismal service; 7 p.m., evening service. First Presbyterian Church in Sea- forthe-H. C. Feast, Minieter.• Sun- day school at 10; morning worship at 11; evening service at 7. Morning sermon by the minister, "Juet 'the Packed "Record / of a Wonderful Day in Galileo"; evening sermon by the minister, "Some Word Fnom the Mas- ter's Fleant Had Besieged Their Hearts." Morning anthem, "Let God Arise," soloist, Mr. Dalton L. Reid; evening anthem, "The Earth is the Lords." St. Thomas' Church, Sunday, June 13th. - Sunday School and Bible Class, 10 a.m.; 11 a.sn., Arch, Deacon Jones -Bateman, of Goderioh w ill prea,ote No evening service. All wee e,otne.-Canon E. Appleyard, Rector. Northside United Church, Sunday, June 13th. -11 a.m., Report of Confer- ence by Mr. John McNay and the pas- tor; 7 p.m., Rev. , R. M. Gale, of Bay- field. Sunday school at 10 a.m.-Rev. T. A. Carmichael,' Minister. Football BRUSSELS VS. WINTHROP FRIDAY, JUNE 11th AT WINTHROP GAME CALLED AT 6 P.M. Win_neoneeetteritehye tee; 4r1140.4 IOW ar.00. 9A4k0f,. 44,4),043d4, 114940.44 a ge.0.4.• t4:tet.P4, • '1*11 .4),W0.04,4•00: •T.0altt4.1;01. • 80.0 0,40aVarPe.0„, Ii0I04',...,-.4004-4400,4417a. • agetask *acoall•*/t17.,,pit)4,40000'04.-.1VAaror, 0t•40101t.en,eenWebe; ,AellieneMeat. Pay w114 be held in Cheetteeon !tine 1944, delhe giele -whet, lutere.hee.a teieleg. envoi' cub and clothes closet prn ' jegt wU eleanOltetrate. Delegates to theAellieeteineet Day will be Mrs. I.Notteand Marg. LeYberit, The toneetter of the health; committee,' Margaret Loyhura, to charge of the PrOgraM,. con,ststiug. of health hints. and au uttritetiegeotemie Germs -Spread" by Be Rice; gnitar .election by Jean- Gemmell and a re- ply to poem op Institutes by Mrs. Paul Doig. Miss, Grace Wallace gave a talk on "Wounds." Community singing brought the meeting .to a close and lunch was served. Dungey Beckner. -4 The wedding took place in London on Wednesday, June 9tib, of Mrs. Hazel Beckner and Mr. Roy Dungey, Seaforth. Rev. Mr. Bice performed the ceremony. Son -in -Law Dieso-Mr. and Mrs. W. ..T. Walker, of Seaforth, have received word of the death of their sons-in-law, J. R. Cameron, of Toronto. He is survived by his" -wife, formerly Miss Grace Walker. Bride -To -Be Honored. -A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Thomas Rands on Tuesday evening in honor; of their daughter, Mayhell, whose marriage is to take place shortly to Mr. Guy Ryan of Lucan. The bride-to-be was quite taken by surprise when her Sunday &cheat class and other friends pre- sented herewith a kitchen shower. An appeopriate address was read by Mrs. A. L. Porteous, her Sunday school teacher. The beide-to-be replied in a few well-chosen ,words. The remaind- er of the evening was spent in con, tests and singing favourite songs. A dainty lunch was then served and by the singing of "Auld Lang Syne" an enjoyable evening was brought to a close. Death of Mr. George Brown. - The death occurred in Scott 1 -Memorial Hospital on Tuesdiay, June 8th, of Mr. George Brown, who for many years has been a well known and respect - resident of Seaforth and vicinity. Mr. Brown had been in poor health for same time, haviog been confined to the house since the first of the year, and on Friday of last week he was removed to theleospital. The deceas- ed was born in Englaind, but -came to Canada when quite yhung, settling in, Egmondville... In 1914 Mr. Brown pur- chased a home on Huron Street, Sea - forth, where he and. Mrs. Brown re- sided until her death two years ago, since ethical time Mr. Brown had made his home in Egtaondville. -He is -ger- vived by two half sisters, Mrs. Zubrick of Wyandotte, Michigan, and Mrs. Jno. L. Smith, of Seaforth, and by one half brother, Mr. Charles Williams, of Creelman, Saskatchewan. The funeral 'yeas held from the home of Mrs. Smith on Thursday afternoon when the services were conducted by Rev. A. W. Shepherd, of Egmondville Unit- ed Church, ,followed by interment in Egmondville cemetery. Tee pallbear- ers were' Messrs. John Stewart, 3. J. Sclater, Marshall Smith, M. McLeod, W. C. Govereock and Robert Joynt. LOC -AL BRIEFS • Mr. and Mrs. H. Feed Chesney and danghters, Margaret and Jean, (if Bay City, were ,recent guests at the home of Mr. aed, Mrs. Hugh Chesney, in Tuckersmith. • Mr. E. Devereaux, of Beresford Lake,) is spending his holidays at the home of his mother, Mrs. Frank Dev- ereaux. • Mr. Frank Hogg, ,son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hogg, of McKillop, has been appointed Principal of the Chap- el_ School, at Woodstock, which is be- ing remodelle-denfend will contain six roorms. • Mrs. Gordon Hays, of Detroit, is at present convalescing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert • Mrs. 3. 11 Howatt, of Auburn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hugh_ Chesney. • Prof. and Mrs. G. R. Anderson, of Toronto, were the guests last week THE SECOND DIVISION COURT County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Mill& fag, 8eaforth.• Office hems: Taro. day, Thursday aid Saturday, 1.30 pm. to 5 p.m. Saturday evening, 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance Agencies - Seaforth ANNOUNCES the gnaws of the bovosnee btashiess it Ilaye, 41. Nair, and the 'addition 'et • their companies to our precious. foal- - thoyeaables us to give unexcelled ger- . Tice in all lines. SEAFORT.H•ONTARIO CrbertdERS: -deStalarth - Pres. - Vice -Pres. Seate#11-- Sec-Treas. ElkrrSt tier, 1?.., 14 imbue; n. Yarmouth, ' 04, Watt, 1.113ttit; di P. ; Itt; Yetk, atide, to; George DONKEY - Baseball!, THE L AUGH GAME OF THE ,CEINTURY Two Picked Teams - Representing Mitchell, St. Columbart, Brussels, Winthrop and Sea - forth will battle for supremacy aboard donkeys imported for this oc- casion and trained in the art a baseball: The Diatnpod will fied, lood Lighted for Alight Raping Lions -Park,'Seaforth. Sat., June 12, 7.45p.m. . AUSPICES SEAFORTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Adis -ion 38cand 10t teri VASE -,-- Prat Parking J‘,11-1LE116 AstbdikriON „ , P$ A. literktitit A. P. aniNtinOn, PeteIffent, , - Tteasetree. • Is GOOD. GAS WESTON sheu station GODERICH Sr,. .1 • SEAFORTH of Mr. and Mrs; Keith McLean. • Mr. John Watson, of St. Paul, Minnesota, is the guest of the Misner Watson.., • Mr. John A. 'Wilson; Mr. D. H. Wilson, Master Gordon Wiliam, Mies Helen Wilson, of Toronto; Mrs. Kea- neth McCuatg, of Biggar, Sask., and Miss Janette Wilson, of London, were guests of Mrs. Elliott Little in Bay- field over the week -muck • Mrs. Wleekes, of Toronto. was tate guest of Miss M. W. Mackay last week. • Miss Carman Correa, of Colon; Panama, is the guest of Miss Alice Devereaux. • Mr. W. W. Kent, of Torontoewas a week -end guest at tlhe home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wright: • Mrs. William. Wallace, of Loth - IMPORTANT NOTICE ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDGMENTS , COLLECTED Our collecting department is a re- sult of years of successful experi- ence in collecting local or out-of- town accounts. - No coillection, no charge - Mail your list of accounts to -day to Burke's Collecting Agency (License 176) HEAD OFFICE - SEAFORTH, oNT. 3618x13 NEW AND OLD-TIME DANCE Under the •auspices of the Clinton 010 Time Dance Club Bayfield Pavilion FRIDAY,' JUNE 18 Music by the Rustic Rhythmaires Come and join with u$ in an evening' g fun. ADMISSION - - 30c DANCING 9 P.M. TO 2 A.M. • EVERYBODY WELCOME PERMANENT WAVES by Jean Smith STRATFORD - at - Commercial Hotel WED.; JUNE 16th Phone 227 for Appointments. GOOD EQUIPMENT makes a Good farmer Better McCORMICK 44 DEERING FARM MACHINERY" -and EQUIPMENT offers , every new improvements available and renders unequalled service anywhere. Buy Genuine I.H.C. Machinery and Repairs from your Local Dealer JOHN BACH MainSt SEAFORTH -Phone 17 962,44f Fanners! Stop losing money with an old cream separator. * saving of only a * few cents per' milk- * ing will pay for a New De Laval Separator We carry a cornpleie line of De Laqal Separators and parts. Earp term --Call on us • for a demonstration luoi#, nigi .0-•40 1,4 1)4etielle mmele. j* , t40..ao 'ter,4';Ur; V44- ,otOufVe.m, 0100* Oweo So1oi41., • 11r.• etienntelle Of ttouttreal, emit the Weebeintd thc, boate 0 his Water. 4•„re. yi4ittegit Deerereaue, •Ofre,..; WeileoUPrm Aaleht liae4selde, eth 4131217 )"4444 building be Me. E. Barnett, Vito will,Upe the Material or the ere eetline c, • esed letre. Christenion, of e. trek, I'Vei'e "iveeltenee giteeee at the Xt.% 1).H. WLIsQII, Mra,IVILsou returned with them on Slender and well spendom e weeks in Detredt. • Mies Mary Finebetner spent the Week -end in Kitchener. • Master Gerald Barry had his toni 3/118 removed in Scott Memorial Hos- pital oinWechmisday. • /tern Arthur Forman, of Fort Wil- liane Is .a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keating. • Mrs. M. Desborough lees return- ed to- resume her duties in Ford Hos- pital, Detroit, after spending a few days witi her parents; Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert • Mrs. W. J. Walker and Mr. Jack Walker were in Toronto the first of the week attending the' funeral , of, Mrs. Walker's sonin-lair, the late J. G. Cameron. • • Mr. 'William Fear, of Clinton; Mrs. Watson, of Sunderlan,d, and Mr. W. J. Stevens, of town, visited over the week -end with Mr. Stevens' son Noranda. es Mrs. Gelorge , Stewart and two children, of Toronto, were week -end guests at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. B. Thompson. •••• Wes Flprence Fowler, of Blue - vale, was the guest of the Misses Cresswell this week, , • Mrs. G. T. Scott and Shirley, daughterierelaw and grand• daugihter of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Scott, of teem, are in Herman Keifer Hospital, De- troit, with scarlet fever. Mrs. Scott had just returned two weeks ago. from Wyandotte Hospital, where she had beem ill for nine weeks with pneu- monia. • Mrs. E. Daley and daughter, of Walkerton, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Webster this week. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart were in Toronto this week, Mr. Stewart bedng on a bung trip. •Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forsythe and Marilyn Scott, of Detroit, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe For- sythe, in, Tuckersmith. • Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter and daeghter,. Joyce, of the Huron Road, west, have left for a two weeks' motor trip to Leamington, Windsor and Bat- tle Creek. TUCKERSMITH Mr. and •Mrs. Bert Gibbings, are on an extended trip to the West to visit their daughter, Miss Ediblie, and Mr. Gibbinies brother at Rosetown. Mr. Ames Townsend is under the doctor's pee. We hope for a speedy recovery. Church services will be held at 9.30 a.m. ore Sunday, June 13th. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crich were visit- ing their daughter, Mrs. Lee, of Ruth - von, Essex County, last week. • Mr. Crioh was delegate to the United Church Conference at Windsor. WINTHROP The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. meet- ing was held at the home of Mrs. Er- rol Habkiik• on June 2nd,. Mrs; He- len presided' and opened the meeting edtle a hymn, which was followed by oileat prayer for the new missionaries gone to foreign fields,. The minutes were read and adopted. The roll call was answered by a verse on Conse- cration and • showed a, 'good attend- ance. Business was discussed and plans were made for the- garden par- ty to be iheld on June 25th. Mrs. Ern- eest-Tole, eaptaineefeCiecteon_ opened this part of the meeting with a hymn and Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill read the Scripture lesson from Luke, followed with prayer by Mrs. Wm. Somerville. The devotional leaflet was taken by Min Wm. Church. . Mrs. R. McClure gave a reading entitled, "The Mission- ary Potato?' Mrs,. James Hogg gave the topic and Miss Mergaret•Habkirk sang a solo. The meeting closed with a Erna and the Lord's Prayer lu MU - Son. VARNA Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davidson; of De- troit, were renewing acquaintances itt this district the latter part of the week. Mrs. Bandy, of Seafortili, spent a few days, at the Parsonage with Mrs. Bandy, in the absence of :Rev: .Mr. Bandy, who was attending Conferenee in Windsor. Mr.. and, Mrs. A. Mc -Connell- have beautifie,d, their house by having it veneered with stucco, -Mr. McDonald, 'ef Ansa Craig, doing the work. Mr. and M-rs, Geo. Foster, of Wind - e'er, spent Sunday with friends in and around Varna. WALTON asseessmir •••••••••••••sms • Mr. Sohn. Ryan and son; Or London, called, on friends in the village Satur- day. Miss Jean Drager, of Toronto, is spending a week with rher mother, elre.Charles, Drager. • Mr. W. McClary, of Toronto, Bible Society Repreeentative, preached in the Anglican. Church Sunday, • Mr. D, McCall and son, of Victoria, are visiting with relatives in the Vicinity, It is come yeara Since Mr. MoC•all hae been: here, and, he will eee, quite a few changes.' Th -e Walton ghee satbail team played itt Blyth iadtFriday eeelling, elute 4th, Binh *inning Wirth a score 01,38 to 13,` Mise Mary itutalinatil. 4s spending Is feW weekselo Gneitteatee. . eerie John lelleetenen Is, vieitilig With' her steer, thurdtacr• la pcf, L. tirowti, trect iieburg, 'rioted, ter. i fevn db tji 071d Artii:. Mario, SellerttAa 6.146k. - 4. • 00iViltilOW-' e; • LOVELY SUMMER DRESSES JUST RECEIVED • The dollar Rouse Dress is in demand. We have a real leader, tub and sun fast $1.00 • String Dresses of style andperit. Not the cheap- • eat, but best value at the price $1.98 O Large size dresses, something suitable for out- doors, picnics, etc. $1.95 to $2.50 '0 Suedene and other Crepe Dresses, lovely in new- ness and freshness , $1.98 to $4,95 O Real Silk Dresses, something out of the ordinary in value • $6.95 • Girls' Dresses, sizes 8 to 14, prints and plain,. -Suit, able for Sundak wear and washable. $1.98 to $2.50 MILLINERY • New Hats arrive weekly, hats for every occasion. They start with lovely white hats. Selling spec- ial at $1.00 HOSIERY, GLOVES, BELTS • New'assortments on display to add the proper finishing touch to your srnartest attire. Come • and make selections. ac TAVISH'S tf Se • -D al era ger.1an del Stock For Sale CLINTON loirruNG COMPANY LIMITED To close out the estate of the late H. H. Harper, former Presi- dent and largest stockholder, there is now being offered for sale in bulk, or ahy portion thereof, 624 shares, par value $100.00 each; $52,400.00 at a rate of $50.00 per share. too full particulars address IP. S. OONNOLLEY, 7 Victorie Apts., London, Ontario, or personal interview at the Rattenbury House, Clinton, Ontario, on Monday and Tuesday, June 14th and 15th. - 3626-1 ..aomminieseise t June gth, between Atwood and Wal- ter, resulted in a score of 2-1 in fav- or of Walton. Rev. Chas. Cumming and Mr. Silas Johnston, have retprned home after attending 'Conference at Windsor last week. $25 Ravard..413f,r071:Ya: will be paid by thmt- CORN SALVE, for - any corn or- callous THEY cannot remove, with this wonderful taw scientific prepara- tion, for CORNS OR CALLOUSES. It de- sensitises, and relieves pain with first appli-• cation. Po?' sale KEAT1NG'$ PHARMACY - 8eaforttL These Values are Effective ;until Saturday night, June 12th. SINGAPORE PINEAPPLE SLICED or CUBES • ;,,c't)';tt't.. .,t 1..'htte 19 -oz. Tins 28 -oz. SweetwMixed MAW. Jar: . P. s G. Soap 10 Bars • Christie's Premium kleg.. Domestic 11C BISCUITS . 0111, SHORTENIN14 G- 14 $7 SODA 4-1b. Pkg. 53e OLD DUTCH 3 Tins CLEANSER .29 Salted - RANGOON RICE • iciPPER Ground 15' .10 ••• Ib. a 5 Ib. 1.5 A• LLSN'SLONDON AND IES ib. 1 • SOAP CIIIPS 3 lbs. 1461310F • EE .31 .froljting .•23 ACANUT BUTTER 2- ibm.2.5 ' Fresh Vegetables New Catrots 2 bunehes 17e New Petaties,.4 lb. 2$0 lb. 25c Ripe Toriiattie4:'Ilot. pound .04,12 J ,e. eneeneenieeeneeneeW • A..4iiinfIttl 4,-(4.11/A6N. ei2letelee 1 .4 / • ' 0 • sal stfa tr,t be' eel 6 'Sri Sc t1.* ;-4 A .44 • ' I 14 Ale 4'4 • ti 41 AO - of fo