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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1939-10-27, Page 5• • 4 I • x. 1939. nee 1.4 t 4 4ittigedis.(e.":14t 4, ! • The Week M the Seaforth Collegiate Ilastitu4 (By Alastair Wigs) in the S. C. I. Literary Society ease- the car is mete Sitriple tie start; that tion held this weeli, Tcsm /delver wee sleeted president McIver, .who also is cantata of the S.C.I. 'Nathan aqua& takes his honor's very lightly, but will make an ideal president Ahma Lawr- ence is the ricapreeident; Helen Met - you crania half an hour; then every', 'body donatee a nickel and a gallon of gall is inserted in the tank. Still nothing averments, but Whea the vacuum tank is primed gale motor eatches-and the par junape three feet at, isecretarjetreassurer, and Donald off the ground in .sheier delight From Scott, editor. The form sepresenta- now oat it is a simple matter. After lives are: lat, Dorothy Smith; 211d, 2111 the tires ere pumped up the lands Ken Keating; 3rd, Mary Duncan.. The get in and away they are. Weil al - new committee has 'not met as yet, most, that is if the tires hold, the so at present there are cao plana for carburetor deesn't plug or if the oil She S.C.I. Literary Society. doesn't drown the spark Illugs. * * * The S.C.I. -football Squad are going right .an from, last year and from eil appearances the "old mug" will stay in Seaforth 'another year. 'Cleary is eShe ace boater of the team, scoring moat of the goals. Seaforth has lost only one game and it looks like Clin- ton is in the same predicament These .two teams have met twice, Seaforth *winning 'ones and Clinton winning onee. The playoffs will be between Seaforth and Clinton, but our boys Will treat them the same as last year. Cleary may he the 'ace boater, but there ane several boys on the team wtho are better tat being booted than booting themselves. So if the booted will only boot, then the S.C.I. team will have no trouble. • * * * At as.sembly on ••Wedniesidiay morn- ing S.C.I. students • saw their 'first iglimpse of a seene that may be very comm.= within a year or so. Miss Fennel brought a gas mask to school showing the pupils what every citizen .4,ere in England is equipped with. * * If in the next 'week you bear a Scud crash, a terrific rumble, and see huge dust (Amide •anpnoaching, you know that Silver is approaching. .• "Silver was borni about 1865 and died about 1900 and now her ghost is run - ming around.' Silver Ls an antiquated Maxwell automobile owned by S. C. 1. bone Originality this automobile was blue, but by painting the carr silver it seems to be going about twice as fast as it motherly is. At present . Sil- 'Oi is in, the g wage intii. her <eat dries, but soon she will ride faithfully to school. This car will be pleasure to look upon, since the e./VVIlers.plan to have handsome pictures festooning the sides. Operation of - LOCAL BRIEFS 4' '{.FTIrgointlio •" hOtAo, 00414 -'040 avid apvg. ,o• glgoor with, Me Were: 1-30,2n. sAidantess and Mira' Y*W and d.ie WIX.; .11eniry 'Ail Mal e Adalate, M. Jahn Ad , With Wea4 Ors. Cheat Dexter; Miss Elizabeth Matna;, Mara AlexWells, Mr. Clifford Adatner lidleaest MaTtgaaleft. and Kathleen Young - ;hint eel of Lentieshoine Mr. add Ms; Guy Cunningham, with M. and Mrs. Austin; Rev. and Mrs'. C. C, Kahle and Miss Luella keine, of Seaferth• with Mr. and Mrs. Roigemsion; Me. and MM. Wee. Leming with Mr. and Mr. B. Snell.; Mrs. J. D. Hinchley and Mee. Ray Lawson with Mr. and Mra. B. B. StePhemision; Rev. ands M.re. 13(.. Snell, Ethel, M. A. /1). A. Menzies and family Of Londesiborod'Mrs. Wynn and Niles Helen Wynn, of Forest; Mrs. Agues MeRorie and Miss. Flew ewe with Mr, and Sim Wm. Britton: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMillan, Miss Marian McMillen and Doris Lawson at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Law- son; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lobb and daughter and Misses Edna Snell and Helen McGregor, of Loudon, With Mr. and Mrs. Ei. Adams; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dahnlage, of Winthrop, with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson; Mr. and Davidsoe, of Brucefield, with Mies. Robert Law.son; Mr. and Mrs. J. Busby and Mise Shirley Busiby, of Chatham, spent the week -end• with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawoon; Mr. and Mrs. M. McKellar with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McDonald, of Wiedeor, spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. 1id Mrs, E. Adams. Mr Mai' Clark and Miss Belle McCune returned to Stratford after spending some time with Mrs, Wm. Clark. Mr. Harvey Taylor is wearing a broad smile as this wife presented him with a daughter in the Clinton Public Hospital. aat4.044 ,4444144.445,4441.4..3414444+4441.14,44.64.4,4401.1444. A4414r411-114,44 i9ieeek" haltheitheee • . assuessememe • Mr. Thomas F, SHIIPSOID and his son-in-laW, Mr. Marshall Savage, of Los Angeles; California, spent a -few days with Mr. Sirapson's brother -be law and easter, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McLaren. • Mr. T. A. G. Gordon has returned from Montreal. • Mee M. A. Reid spent last week with London friends. • Mrs. Henderson has returned to Detroit after spending two week's at the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. H. Wilson. • Mr. and Mrs. M. 'E Smith, of Windisor, were weelk-end guests at the hoime of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith. • Mise Slarion Watsion bas return- ee from New York. • MM. W. E. Southgate and Mr. Ted Southgate we're In Toronto for the week -end. • MTS. J. Patterson is visiting with Landon friends. • Miss Betty Southgate has return- ed to Toronto. • • Me. D. G. Boyd, ef Saskatoon, ware a gue.st last week 'at the homes of his gran.dhinother, Mrs. S. Deed, and hie aunt, Mrs. J. B. Thempeon. • Mrs. R. Sproat is spending two weeks in Detroit. • Miss Mary Gordon, of Toronto, was a.. guest this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. G. Gordon. 41, Mrs. G. F. S. Gandien, of Toronto, is a guest at the home: of Mr. Adam Ifaye. *- Mr. Donald Gordon, of London, was a gueet over the weekend at the 1-orrue cyf Mr. and Mrs. T. A. G. Gor- ` dons. ' • Kidney pains tell of poisons left In the blood by , weak kidney action. They warn you of serious disease. For half a century Dr. Chase's Kidney -Li ver Pills have proven a most efiec- tive means of restoring faltering kidneys to health and vigor. You can de- pend on them for quick relief. STRATFORD - GODERICH COACH LINES FALL AND WINTER TIME TABLE Leaves Seaforth for Stratford: Dally 8.40 a.m. and 5.25 p.m. Leaves Seaforth for Goderich: Daily except Sunday and hal., 1.25 eon. and 8.10 p.m. Sun. and bal., 1.25 p.m. and 1020 p.m. Oortrimtion at Steaticlord for Taranto. 1Iamii5on. Buffrdo. London. Tavistock, Woosisties Detroit. • Again - iineen's4 lintel. Commercial Hetet, Dick House .11,110.4•s•tit Saw.A.S.WelanCIE•1=1.1.1.1110••=111MNin111•1100. FREE SERVICE' OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE vtemoved.promptly and efficiently. Simply phone "COLLECT" to WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED PHONE 21 . INGERSOLL PHONE 219 MITCHELL TUCKERSMITH .0111100111 LIL .14114114•4•141=M11.1414440.1444. 11131. McKILLOP l' Al ., , '"'•,,, 5::', . , I Original Remelt One -Cent Sale -- Next Week, - 4 days, Wed., Thurs., Fri. and SatNo advance in prices. Buy new and save. See rale .bills. Phone orders Will be heel.'" Keating's Pharnivacy. Phone 28, Scaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Steel:opt and family, and M:e. Stoskopf, Sr., of Fullerton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haegy and Mr. and Mrs. ,Chas. Regele on Sunday. Original ,Renell One -Cent Sale - Next Week, 4 days, Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Set. No advance in 'prices. rely now and save. gee sale bills. Plicree orders will be held. Keating's Pharmacy. Phlone 28, Seaforth. Mary from this, •district attended anniveisery services a•t Brucefield on Sunday last. Rev. Gardiner, of Eg- li-is:midi/Ste, was the speaker for the dta y. Mr. and Mrs. F. Townsend visited the lady's panents at Dorchester on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, L. Teb'butt were with Hamilton friends, over the week -end. IM.r. Robert Gribbings, of ...Taranto, visitedl friends in this viciruity on Sat- urday and Sunday. Mr. and Mirs. Walter Dale have goes to Cochrane for the winter months. Mir, Gifford Crich spent several days last week with his daughter, Mine. 0. Cole, of Gederich Township. 611•41111171. CONSTANCE BRUCEFIkLD Woolen lintlerwear prices are advancing rapidly! We are fortunate in halt* a kW st at old low prices. We cannot buy these lines to -day, due to an acute shortage 01 yarns. - repeat at anything like these low prices. Be Wise -Buy Now 9120.02.5 001!EiLE:SEAT Oeginal Rexali One -Cent: Sale -- Next Week, 4 days, Wed., Thurs., FS. and Sat. No advance in- prices. Buy now and save. See sale bills. Phone orders will be held,. Keating's Pharmacy. Rhone 28, Seeforth. Mrs. Dawson spent a few days lase week at Inweed. Mr, Neil Yeilowlees, of Bowman- vine, spurt tt! Nveek-ena with Mrs, A. T. Scott. Mr. and Mrs, W. A, Wright and daughter, of Seaforth, spent Sunday with Mr. an•d Mrs. Ross Scott Mrs. Wright rem(iined. Origlinel Resale Oae-Cent gale - Next Week, 4 days, Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. No advance in .prices. Buy now amid save. See sale bills. Phone orders will be held. Keating's Pharmacy. Phone 2e, Seaforth. The anniversary services of Con- stance United Church were a splen- did euecess in every particular. ndlie attendance was, one of the largest in the history of the church. Rev. H. Snell took for bis subject in the moo r nei g, Thesselonis ne 5:19-22 : "Quench not the spirit, despise not propthesylege prove all itbstrigsf'• bold fast to that which is good; abstain from all appeasranioes of evik" In' the evening his message was from James 2:17c "Faith without works is dead." Mrs. A. E. A. Menzies and Mr. Sas. 1% Scott, of Ron'boro, assisted the choir, singing solos in the morning and evieninig. On Tuesday evening a, fowl supPer w -as held, followed by a. play, "The Man From' Nowhere," which was presented, by the Ebenezer yam* peo- ple. 'Phe characters were well chos- en end the play was much enjoyed. Between acts the iorobestra, consist- ing of Mrs. J. Fergustm, Mr. and Mts. Leo Stephension„ Elgmn Note, Mervyn, Nott and Kelso Adams, played selec- tioms, and Mr. ;Pas T. Scott sang. The CROMARTY For Men SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Gold Label each Red Label $1.95 each Blue Label each COMBINATIONS Gold Label $2.75 Red Labe! $3.50 $3,95 17C0 $1.95 $2.95 Men's Merino Combinations $1c51) Men's Turnbull No. 99 Combinations Men's No. 211 Shirts and Drawers $2.50 each Men's No. 212 Shirts and Drawers $3.75 each Men's No. E 88 Shirts and Drawers $1.75 each Women's Natural Vests and Drawers $1.50 each Hatchway 4,,,r .1 -1•4 11".- - I Penman's Underwear Silk Stripe Cotton Compinetieris, $i100 long or short sleeves; Suit .... "Plum Line" Brush S150 suit White All -Wool Cotribinations $3.50 suit 50% Wool, Heavy Weight $3.50 All -Wool Heavy Weight Bargain, Brushed Line Sill 9 Ormigiaal Rexell I3•ne-Cent Sale -- Next Week, 4 days, Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Set No advance ir prices. Buy new and Fare. See sale Phone orders will be held. Keating's Pleumacy. Phone 28, Seaforth. Rev. H.. Bennie and Mrs. Bennie and family, of Acton, visited with Mrs. McIntosh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mills and daugh- ter, Shirley, of Bolton, and Miss Olive Clettick, of Granton, also Miss Ruby Simingtan, of Northwood, visited with Mrs. Robertson and son, John, on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. John Young and fam- ily, of Granton, visited with Miss M. 13. Currie. Mr. and Mrs, Colin McDougalds, of Harrington, visited with Mrsh-Quance. The Womenei Institute of Staffawas well represented from this vicinity on Wedneeday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 13aird, Strat- fordi, visited with Mrs. Reidie on Tues- day. Mrs. Robertson bos returnedafter having Apent a week with Mee. Chit - jack, of Prices Are Advancing • Sniall' Radio, iets are already up in price, but our large stock of Radioed-06in' $30.00 up still represent the Lowest Price. liADIO-YtTims WESTINGHOUSE WASHERS OOFFIELD WASHERS GILSON WASHERS MISS SIMPLICITY WASHERS ELECTRIC RANGES ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WIRING SUPPLIES BULBS FARM MACHINES REPAIR PARTS ALL ARE BEING SOLD AT THE LOW PRE-WAR PRICES A small down payment will hold any purchase until required DON'T DELAY - COME TO -DAY 1 JOHN BACH MAIN STREET Sea 141 4111E11141114.1•Eemzeramen 400.4k,A6maliiggt4"" O 4•1•••••• altaltalmuMKInt. vbatemlneolame...Ma, ST. COLUMBAN Men's Merino Ten's Preferred Men's No. 95 useneseeleseemerahre, Onigirral Reinati One -Cent Sale - Next Week. 4 class, Wed., Thurs., Fni. and Sat. No advance in Prices - Buy new and save. See tale biller Phalle 'orders will. be held. Keating's Pha =Say. PI:one 28, Seaforth. Miss Maxie Feeney. Stratford, is visiting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Feeney. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy spent Sunday in London. , Miss Loretta. Holland, of Waterloo, spent the week -end at her home here. Mies Mary O'Neil, Kingsbridge, is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Lane. Mrs. G. K. lIolland, Dublin, is speeding a few days, with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Jas. F. Carlin.. Mrs. Henry Foley and children are visiting her mother, Mrs. John Dovne ey. A euchre and social evening is be- ing held' in the hall on Friday, even- ing. The proceeds will be given to aid the Red Cross. MANLEY A gloom was •caet over our lvarg last Suedes when it was learned that Mr. P. Seherbardth had died atter be- ing admitted to Stratford ISeneeal Hospital, in his 341h yeae. He was the youngest eon, of the late Charles Scherbardelf and was Principal of the Crediton public school. He complain- ed of not feeling well het Friday. The funeral took place Tirestlea to St. Peter's Lutheran cemetery, Brod- Gingen. The eymipathy of theeconi- anunit'y goes ,aut to the bereft brie thew and sisters in tih.19 their hour of Ned Threshing operate -me are complet- ed with good returns, only that the producers do not. receive the cost of production., according to what the, comstieners have to pey. The investi- gating board has nol made much pro - grans isa getting after lea proliteate. Wool and Cotton suit Cotton, P. D. Q suit M lecture P. D. Q suit All -Wool Jockey Shirts and Shorts, EACH $1.95 $2.00 $2.50 $1.25 " Stanfield's " For Women WOOL AND SILK STRIPE NS and SS Vests, Panties and 75c Bloomers, EACH ALL -WOOL GARMENTS NS and SS Shirts Panties and Bloomers; wide el p 1. Lastex Top , No sleeve, knee length Combinations $1, $1,25 $2.00 $1.50 each $2.25 each $1.50 $2,50 $3.95 Children's Underwear BOYS' LINES Brushed Merino Combinations.. 79c Watson's Lines For Women 95c $1.95 Penman's Preferred Combinations Watson's 50% Wool $1.95 Combinations Fleece Lined, 2 -piece 59c eaoh Fleece Lined $1.00 Combinations $1.25 New P. D. Q. Wool and Cotton, SUIT Watson's Brush Combinations S.NUGG/ES ribbed wool, rayon and cotton garment, that is most popular. SPECIAL Girls' Lines QUICKIES One-piece and 2 - piece Combina- tion s, short sleeve and knee length; 2 to 12 years. $1• ." 39e Garment WATSON'S 50% WOOL 59c as above WATSON'S PURE WOOL Various weights and ribs, in Pure Wool. All styles vests, panties, bloomers. Priced GIRLS, HEAVY COTTON Short sleeve vests and 45c bloomers GIRLS' WOOL GARMENTS As above -garment 85c $1.00 $1.75 • • iP PURE WOOL COMBINATIONS NSKL Style $225 Men's Fleece Lined Two -Piece 85c garment. ---Combinations 1.50 Suit Stewart Bros. •444.1=M414 'ZURICH IIIIIIMMEMINMeeneo le °hoer - Deichert Rev. E. Tuerlsibeira performed the ceremony at the Lutheran Parsenage OD Saturday which united in; marriage Edith A., daughter Of Mr. ant Mrs. Victor Delelbert, of near Staffs, form - err of mean ZerioN and 'William Tier- vey Hasler, Son of Mr. and Mist. Aamuel ,Ellohner, of Stanley Town- sbift. Kr. and Mm Hobner will re- side In Stanley. Late Mrs. Wm. Uttley Sufferfeg train a heart condon, catherime tabu% willow of the late • • William 'Men', died at her home in the village o -n. Saturday in her nate ear. Deceased was born in this see, tion and bad lived here all her life. Surviving are three sone and three daughters. Interment took plate in the R. C. cemetery, Zurich, on Mon- day, Rev. L. W. Power officiating at the services. No services will be held, in the ISitheram. Church next Sunday fore- noon as the pastier, Rev. E. Tuerk- beim, will take part in induotion ser- vices to' be -held at Milverton. 'rile many friends of Mr. Charles Fritz will he Oda/sled to ilsear that he is making good progress towards rse Corfern and he streets to be- able to ' ••;••••i-liehe lel "id j'41$1•A 4111i' • 4 get out of bed in a few days. Thu-rsday- evenimg of this Week. P Arrangements have nearly been have been Made to serve a completed for the big tow sapper be- number es ever two hunteed g 4 ling held at the Lutheran Church on have bean puroliased for the oe . ,•4 Dead and Disabled Animals REMOVED PRO 11*- Y Hones, Cattle, Hogs, Etc. - Courteous Servi PHONE: 15 SEAFORTH, 235 EXETER-SOCILLk DARLING AND CO. OV CANADA ) L, .., 44' ;Ns 04.