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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1938-04-08, Page 5P°' 4i hS 4% rn� 4)i<. f�hM,Fi}a'tMitk '� :}ib,,:ri•n4 ..%5lt Icy �It Pat, O'Brien Wa' ne Morrie • George Brent , . "SUBMARINE D-1" Kid Galan deii i', the.. Mays an. oniday, Tuesday, Wedaaestlay UJ Dons Jaot�le Oakie John Howard "HITTING A" NEW MJ,GH" An .ocean of1auis on every wave of Motel Next. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Claudette, Colbert - C,haries Boyer "TOVARICH" Basil ' Rathbone - Anita Louise Coming, Fred Astaire -• DeorDISTRESS"elienDAMSEL IN CROMARTY Death of Mrs. A. D. McKellar Mrs. A. D. McKellar, one of the oldest; • most widely known and most deservedly esteemed residents of the -Cromarty district, passed away at her tome, Lot 18, Concession 10, Hibbert, on elenda.y, April' 4th, in her 80th year. 'She had been in ailing health' for the past two months as the re- sult of a . stroke. Mrs. McKellar,! -whose maiden name was Mary La - 'mond, was a daughter of the late Mal- colm Lomond, of Hibbert ,Township, cam Lamond, of Hibbert Twp., where she., was born Aug. 10, 1858, and her whole life had been lived in that township. On "March 25, 1885, she -was united in marriage to Mr. A. D. McKellar, and went to hive on 'the beautiful farm which has been her 'home' for the past fifty-three Fearer -Mrs. McKellar was one of the oldest 'members of ©rom'arty Presbyterian Church and all her life had taken an- active nactive interest in 'her church. She leaves 'to mourn her great loss 'her eausband and a family of two sons -and three daughters: Mrs. John Hamilton, Cromarty; Mrs. Wilbur IMiller, Staffa; Mists Sarah and Mr. Duncan McKellar, at home, and Mr. Malcolm McKellar, of Seaforth_ She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. William Etty, of Regina, Saslc., and Mrs. John Hoggarte, of Q'Appelle, :sank. The funeral was held from the McKellar home on Wednesday after- noon and was very largely attended by neighbors and' friends, a speaking testimony., of respect and esteem to one who for so many y'ear's had filled such a large place in the home and ccnnmunity. The services were con- ducted by her minister, Rev. JaMes Feidie, followed by interment in Roy's. cemetery. The pallbearers were MVleeses. Duncan. and M. McKellar, Malcolm Lamont}, Duncan McKellar, Frank Allen and Andrew McLachlin. - KIPPEN ei For Sale.—Grass seeds, Early Alas - ;ata seed oats, Master- chick feeds, al- so few sets team harness. W. E. klutt, Kippen. .. 3667-4 Attention, Farmers. — A complete stock of Government tested grass seed', Pioneer.phjele_ Poultry and Hog Feed. Also a full line Of the reliable Frost Fence wire and supplies. And to arrive, a good assortment of fine quality cedar posts. D. E. KYLE, :Kippen. Phone 94 r 14. 3668x3 Miss Marguerite Long, of Detroit, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long, during -the past week. Miss Lois Brown, of Greenway, vis- ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. 'ous'sea'u during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. James Morris, who have been employed with Mr. Allan. 'Cochrene for the past year, -have gone to Londesboro where they will be en - 'aged by Mr. Charles Watson, who is a prosperous farmer near there. Mr. Robert Jarrett, of the village, --spent the week -end with friends In Lone. Mrs. Eddie McBride and infant son lave retorned homefrom the Sea - forth hospitall Quite a. number from here attend -- -ed the Seaforth Sprang Show wh was held on Tuesday of this week. Dr. James Jarrott, of New York, is spending a few days'at the home of lies mother, ate 'Isaac Jarrott, of e village. Miss Maud Chambers', of Clinton, spent a few days at Lie home of Mr. ,and Mrs. Wesley French, of the vil- lage, during the past week. The old-time dance' which was held in Watso Hall on Friday evening was largely attended' and a good time was enjoyed by all. Miss Edna Daymxan, of the 2nd con- cession of Tuckersmttth; has returned to her home after spending a visit with friends in London. Miss Margaret Watson', 'of Seaforth, THE SECOND DIVISION COURT COUNTY OF UUBON Office in the Dominion Bank DeliS ing, Seaforth. Office hours: Tues- day, Thursday and Satiirday, 1.a0 p.m• to 5 p.m. Saturday evening, 7A0 Dan. to 9 p.m. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance •Agencies - Seaforth ANNOUNCES the pafchase of :he insurance basiaeli at Hays & Meir, and the addition of their companies to our previous radii - ties enabler Us to give unexcelled rer- vice in all 'lines. 'SEAFORTH ONTARIO 10 -td 'FREE SERVICE' OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD .HORSES oR .CATTLE tenmoved promptly'. and Oficietitly. Simply phone +"COLLECT•* io LLIAIr1'�ONESONS h1 Eu PHONfE 21 . �NICSERSOLL SHONE 219 - MITCHELL A Easter Buy'in� Top Coat YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY BUT CAN'T AFFORD TO 15. 95 A Topnotch Topcoat for little money. And when we say "GOOD," we mean new, up-to-the-minute styles; ab- solutely dependable mater- ials; correct shades and pat- terns; and made up to the high standard of this store. And guaranteed to be An Outstanding Value ! Men's ew Easter Suits _$l$ $20 EXTRA PANTS $400 . to $450. For value and style you will not 'likely surpass these. And such a big variety to choose from. At- tractive combinations of stunning styles and color- ings in smooth Worsteds, Serges and Tweeds. New Spring tones that are going to be the popular choice. Fancy or plain backs; single or double .breasted. Sizes 35 to 46. Men's Easter Hats • 'Stetson, Biltmore, Creen- --Greys, Browns, Navys, Greens; Snap front; Homburgs and Fed- ora. All sizes. $1.95 $2.95 $3.50 kt. pt Easter New ii 14E I/S Glorious 11; ' r For New pi YEaster ! Ifyouwould look your best, top off your Easter costume with one of these stunning new' Hats. Wider Brim Sailors, Youthful Bretons, Spanish Sailors, Poke Bonnets, Romantic Tams and Off -the - Face. All beguilingly veiled, ribboned and flowered- .. COME IN AND SEE THEM $1.95 to $7.00 visesemsesissiesessem- Women's Easter Hose We Present With a Holiday. Flourish This Style - Right Display of Hose, Fairly Twinkling With Light and Life ! NEW EASTER SHADES Radiant Coppers, Brilliant Bieges, Bright Apri- cots, Flesh Blondes. Prices 6' c, 75c, 1.00 SPECIAL, — I ew Mesh Toe -Chiffon Hose for Sandals $1.00 WOMEN'S SUITS TAILORED TO MEASURE Your choice of hundreds of quality Tweeds, Worsteds or Serges, hand tailored 23 to your individual measure .50un SMART VERSIONS 0 F N E W AUTHENTIC STYLES, SPECIAL- LY PRICED Such absolutely` N e w Dresses, they hay's only been recently designed. The &smartest versions with 'all the new authentic trends are here. - BETTER DRESSES Colorful, becoming frocks you will be delighted with, and so low priced you need not think twice about their value. Charmingly design- ed; well made, and YOU, will say: "Oh! Aren't They -Smart !" $3.75 to $7.95 House Dresses DeLuxe 1.00, 1.59 Boys' 2 -Pant School Suits Here you are, Mother! Snappy two -pant Tweed Suits—short or long pants. Browns, Sands or Greys; attractive Checks, Flecks or plain cloths. Suits that are built for wear and appearance. Sizes 27 to 31. REGULAR PRICE TO $9.50 Special Price, Two Pants 5.95 STEWART BROS., Seaforth Easter Shirts and des • New Patterns for master' in Quality Materials; bright and attractive in color schemes. SHIRTS $1.00, $1.55, $1.95 'rtES 50c, 59c, '•$1.00 Spent Sunday at the home of her bro- fiber and sister -In-law, Mr, and Mrs. Clifferd Watson, of the Village. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor have et moved to the village and are now getting nicely settled in their new Visitors over the week -end includ- ed: Mr. and Mrs. James Hanley, To- ronto, with Mr: and Mee. W. J. Han- ley; Pat Meeenttell, Toronto. at 'his home; Dr. M. Stapleton in London; Miss Genevieve Feeney in Toronto. Hibbert Council Meets siderable discussion the tender of Wilbur Mahaffy was accepted': Crush- ing, 25c per yard, and trucking, 9c per yard block, contractor furnishing all equipment. A by-law was passed providing for the corporation's con- to the Bell Telephone Co. con- Mir. Jack Kellar ,has been engaged as lineman for the McKillop Mute- cipal Telephone Co. Mr. Leo Stephenson, Mrs. B. B. Stephenson and' Mr. Durham were in London on Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Britton, Miss Mr. J. Ferguson attende'dt • the fun- eral of the late Mrs. Alex. McKellar in Cromarty on Wednesday. Mr. Bill Dale took first and third prize for his colts at the Seaforth Show on Tuesday. Mr. Win_ Britton spent Wednesday London; visited his Biter, Mrs- George Little, last Friday. - Mrs. Mae Dorrance, of Seafa'th' Mrs. Mac Mckenzie, of Oshawa, and Lore Govenlock, of Waterford, called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eaton Sunday - home to the north' of the village. The many friend's of Mr. Robert The regular meeting of Hibbert sent structing or changing their lines on Edith Britton and. Mr. Wm. Jewitt at- , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGregor will be pleased to learn council was held et the Township Hall the roads of the municipality and to to tended the funeral of the hate Mr. Broadfoot. Peter Ferguson, of Forest, on Friday. that he is progressing'qui'te favorably on Monday pursuant to adjournment, authorize the Road Superintendent after his serious accident of a couple weeks ago. ' all members present, the Reeve pre- siding. The minutes of -the previous supervise and approve the same. Road liability and treasurer's bones were Mr. Ferguson was a brother-in-law ofWINTHROP , • Mrs. Britton. Let Us - The cold backward weather of the past week has put a stop to farmers doing very much On the land, but we hope a 'change for warmer weather will soon be in sight again, Mrs. Charles Watson, of L.ovdes- meeting were read and confirmed and a number of communications dealt with satisfactorily. Tenders for crush- ing and trucking about 8,000 yards of gravel were received and atter eon- renewed. Approval was , given to take the necessary proceedings to make. tee township a T. B. restricted area. and following orders were is- sued: Road expenditure, $312.70; general expense, $2'29.96; direct re- Miss Jean Jewitt, of Watford, spent a few days at the home of her bro- With deepest regret we learned of ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. the sudden passing of Mrs. Roger Me - William Jewitt., and with Mr. and Mrs. Clure, We extend our heartfelt sym- Wan. Britten. pithy to those'that mourn. Messrs. Ross McGregor and Will Me hockey boys held a euchre and dance in the hall Friday night. The lean born, visited at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John. Sinclair, of, 'I'uckersmith, duringerti • • •• lief, $122.32. The meeting adjourned until Monday, May 2nd, at 1 p.m.— Kathleen Feeney, Municipal Clerk. and Wilbur Jewitt attended the Fair held in Stratford on Wednesday. prize winners were: Ladies', most Mr. William Knox has sold Iris farm games, Mrs. Joseph Little; lone to Mr. Ben Riley. hands, Miss Norine Little; men's, your Spr.l,g Sad or Coat the past week. izer most games, George Smith.; lone Quite a number of good cattle were skipped to Toronto from here during ' . CONSTANCE ,., hands, Harvey Dolup'age. After lunch THE MCKILLOP MUTUAL Mr. Vincent Lane, president of the the past week. .• -the Hockey of St. Coivm�ba.n, gave 's Suit • ,.• A meeting of Kia�bv"rn Club oP� FIRE INSURANCE CO Y. interesting talk on how the enor Progress was held on Friday evening, a, very DUBLIN Buy Your April 1st, witli Oliver Anderson pre- siding, The minutes were read and Junior Farmer's Hockey originated. HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH, ONT. After that he presented the M•cMil- (��}�, Coats iJr. and Mrs. Frank Evans and fan- ill spent the week -end ,in Georgetown and Toronto. \next Mrs, `Prank Smith has returned theme after spending two 'weeks in Dunnville. While walking to church' on Sunday morning Mr. Philip Kenny suddenly became dizzy -and fell' to the sidevralk. Passersby quickly came to bis sgdst• pace and drove him to his -home on John Street. He is recovering from the effects of 'his fall. :. Mee. Mary McGrath has returned •from a two 'weeks' visit with her daughter, in Waterloo. Mrs, C. Stapleton, Mr, Joseph Step letan, Edwin Stapleton, and Mr.. and Mrs, William Stapleton• attended the funeral of Mr. •Louis Stapleton In Col- ]ingwood on' Saturday • • Fertilizer Co-operatively ! Mixing begins Monday, April 11th PHONE K. E. JACKSON, Mgr. - 5 on 134, Seaforth. , The Banks will be pleased' to lend money to -responsible farm. " ems to pn•rehlee Club Fertil'fier. ! SeaforthFarmer's Ciub� K. h7. JAICKSON, IL 8'--ii--'C1.1E1t, President. Secretary;: M ei, : e adopted. It. was decided' that these meetings would tie discontinued until Pall. The following program was then enjoyed by all: Recitation by Betty Date; solo by Mrs. Robert Grim- ol'dby;. reading by Oliver Anderson; a musical selection by Kelso Adams, Elizabeth Nott and Mrs. Ferguson; r a.: iir.g by Mme. E. a quart- ette from School Section Adams;No. 1; a tat) dance by Misses Margaret Dale, Isabel McKellar and Ah�yvonne Moore, of Seaforth; sel•o by Mrs•. Peter Lind- say; reeding by Deris Larkton; solo by Ross Ellison, The Milburn News was read by Elva Leitch.. The meet- ing thele closed with "God Save the King: Mrs.Arthur Bromley. of Parmour, returned to her home 'after visiting her parental. Mr. and Mee )ale. , Ian Cup to the Manager, Mr. William ' OFFICERS: Trew'artha. Our boys did, well and Thas. Moylan, 5 Seaforth - Pres. 'we hope they still bold the cup next Wm. Knox,' Landesboro - Vice -Pres. year. Merton A. Reidy Seaforth-Sec: Treas,''' Don't forget the regular' euchre and AGENTS: dance in the hall this Friday night. Finlay McKercher, R. R. 1, Dublin; Miss Isobel Betties, 'nurse -in -train - E. Pepper, Brucefleld; E. R. Jarmouth, ing at Victoria Hospital, London, Brodhagen; James Watt, Blyth; C. F. spent the week -end with tier parents; Hewitt, Kincardine; W. J. Yeo, Gode- Mr. and Crs. Theron Betties. 'ride "- Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bolton, Elmer DIRE TORS: and Harold spent Sunday with Mr. O William Knox, Londeeboro; . George and Mrs. Arnold Jamieson, Huron Leonhart, Brodhagen ; James Con- Road West. roily, Goderiele ,Alex, Broadfoot, R. ler. and Mrs. Joseph Little spent R. 3, Seaforth; Alexander McEwing, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geddes,' of R. Rr 1, Blyth:' Frartic McGregor, R R. Belgrdve. b, LIi>}ton; James aholdice, Walton ; Mr, and Mrs. Fritg Ballard elicit, m Mo an R. 11. 6, Seaforth; the week- lid" with Ms, and' .;lyra Tlfo as yi William IL Arehibaldi R. R. 4, Sea- Smith of. London. fort . Mr. William; Robinson and son. b1: • e' : aeauesl&Pressed , ladies' or C `shed& HATS, SUITS Just tilibrie , Cleaners'- ; .-,1,k,,� • t.4• Dresses SWEATERS, CLEANED I#y,.ODKEE>l a Coats ressed '" .?a • K1VIY AMD w 196 . iAittell etilirl •°" d iikw '� ri ,nr, J frt, r' r n �w ,,..,,. n _:a tc