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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1942-02-27, Page 8EIGHT' M•n 1 M1: lr t tic . LigiitBul� 5for q5c GAUP TOMATO .STSU'P 3 for tC. STRAWBEIRRY JAM 4 tins `-'`..SISSORITED CAKES 6 varieties; lb. •T P TOP MARIMA-LADE Jar BIh DED RAISINS --Loose • 0.b, BROKEIN B1:SCUITS 2 tbs. NeeLAREWS FREEZE -EASY Package CHEESE RiTZE Package ROSE APPLE BLrTTL;R 32 -ounce jar iSHINOLA WAX Tin LEMON O3L—.Hawes' Bottle - I &ASTER HOG CONCEN- TRATE—C w t. 215C• 55c 1°9c 29c 15c 25c 10c 110c 28c .27c 25c $2.95 A. C. Routledge PHONE 1.66 INSURANCE, INVESTMENTS, REAL ESTATE WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL LINES OF INSURANCE 151oney to Loan on First Mortgages on. Improved Farm Property. Number of desirable Dwelling Proper- ties for sale. WATSON & REID 1\1 A. REID Proprietor Phone 214. Seaforth SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF INSURANCE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.4 <>, O 0 S. T. Holmes & Son ® FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 - Main Main Street, Seeforth 0 Charles Holmes' residence, 0 Goderieh Street East. Phone 0 No. 308. O Ambulance Service , 0 Adjustable hospital bed for 0 rent. O Night call's—Phone 308 O ' Day calls—Phone 119 O Charges moderate. O O 12-37 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •0'00000000000 O O "c' J. A. BURKE - <D Funeral Service. 55 O Dublin Ont.0 O Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 10 O O O 0400000'00000 3 7 57-tf The . S econ aI Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seafortli; , Office hours: Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday, 1.30 p.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday evening 7.80 p,m. tx, 9 p.m. A. C.' CHAMBERLAIN' - Clerk 'Insurance Life, Fire, Auto, Sickneea and Acci- dent, Windstorm and guareaitee bonds. Rates reasonable. All risks placed,, in first chins comoaniee. information cheerfully given. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN . INSURANCE AGENCIES ' THE MCK1Lt,OP MUTUAL • FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. }LEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH, ONT. OFFICr RS: Alex McEwing, 131ytu • - Pres. W. R. Archibald, Seaforth - Vice -Pres, !Merton A. Reid, Seaforth • Sec.-Treas. DIFtECTOTZ S : William Knox, LondesboreiChris. hhart, Brodhagen ; E. J. Ti°e- - aWartha, Clinton; Alex Broadfoot, R. R. 2, Seaforth; Alexander McEwing, E.R. 1, Blyth; Frani: 'McGregor, RR. 5, Clinton; Hugh. Alexander, R.R. 2, Walton; Thomas Moylan,-R.R. 5, Sea - forth; William R. Archibald, R.R. 4, lileaforth. AGENTS: Finlay MoKercher, RR. 1, Dublin; E. Pepper, Brucefield; J. F. Prueter, Brodrhagen; James Watt, Blyth. SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS (FORMERLY W. E. CH,APMAN) Operated by Cunningham & Pryde Yoe are Invited to inspetiv aim stack •f CEMETERY MTSMORIALB Seaforth • Tuesday@,& Saturday. Bee Dr. Barbera • for • appeintmeat any ether time — Pho a Ido Box 150 EXETER Phone 41 SP NCE'S Produce GOVERNMENT. REGISTERED ' EGO 4 Dl-NG,,1'T'ATION 1~)Iplrritt C*sh Pref eit' pita for GOO* alrrtd Poultry, Y�' L,t11iF - (�. nwa>xulnitiona and Seat Whites. ---- Ae.Diost of fiends In 'town and 001111. - try will .join The thipositor in ex- teatieti'g congratulations and best wishes • to Mr. George A. Sills, Who on Tuesday, February 24th, celebrat- ed his 87th birthday. Mr. Sills en- joys excellent health, and although he retired from active business several years ago, he is still on Main Street every day. Barbara 'Kirkman Auxiliary Meets. —The Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church held their regular monthly meeting Tuesday night with Mrs. J. Thompson, the president, presiding, and opening the meeting with a prayer Following the business session, Mrs. R. $. McKind- sey took charge of the meeting. The Scripture lesson was read by Miss E. Elder. Mrs. W. Manson read the Glad Tidings prayer and a piano solo was played Eby . Miss Marion Manson. -,The topic, "The Church, the Bible and Our Own Responsibilities as Chris- tians," was given by Miss Belle Camp- bell. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. Young People's Union Meets.—The regular meeting of the Young Peo- ple's Union of Northside Church was held on Tuesday with President Mar- guerite Westcott'-in the chair-. The meeting was opened with the singing of the hymn, "Upward, Ever Upward To the Promised Land," followed by prayer by Ronald Savauge, The min- utes were seconded by Fred Weed - mark. -. After the business period, the hymn "Fight the Good Fight With All Thy Might" was sung and Ernest Clarke led in prayer. Rev. H. V. Workman took the topic, "Current Events,". After the hymn, "Now the I)ay •-is--O,Y,er;" Helen Moffat led in prayer: The meeting was closed by singing the National Anthem and re- peating the Mizpah benediction. Presbyterian W. M. B. Meets.—The W.M.S. of First Presbyterian Church held their February meeting on Tues- day in the school 'room of the. church. The meeting opened- with prayers by Mrs. W. Drover and Mrs. C. Brodie. The president, Mrs. T. B. Govenlock, conducted the various items of busi- ness. A prayer, given by, Mrs. Pat- terson, who had. charge of the meet- ing, was followed by Hynin 491 select- ed by Mrs. Samuel 'Boyd, The. Scrip- ture reading, Matthew 25, was given by .Mrs. J. C. Greig. .Mrs. John Cluff gave the Glad Tidings prayer, "Beau- tiful Garden of Prayer," sung by Mrs. J. A. Munn and Miss 'Pearl Patter- son, accompanied by Mrs. Keating, was very highly appreciated. The topic, "Christian Missions and Ser- ti;ce," was ably taken by Mrs. Charles Aberhart. "Did you ever stop to think before` you can do good to peo- ple by serving, you must try to love them? Christ loved to serve and spent all his time in service." Mrs. Aberhart concluded her talk with -the reading of a poem, "The Spirit of Missions." The closing prayer was given by Mrs: James Kerr. Northside United Church—Rev. H. le.Workm'an, Minister. 10 a•m., Sun- day School; 11 a.m„ morning word. ship, subject, "Hidden Suffering': 7. p.m., Flt. -Lt. Chas. C. Murray, Chap- lain of Clinton Radio School, will preach: a choir of fifty airmen will sing. Thursday, 7:45 p.m., Prayer service. Welcome to these services. St. Thamas'a Church—Rector, Rev. Dr. Hurford.: 11 a.m., "The' Divine Loc'e": 7,,p.m•, "The Christian Life"; Strnd•ay School at 10 a,m. Wednes- day, S p.m.. '"The lvl'an Who Knew Ret ter_" St. :Mary's Church, Dublin -e-2:25 P.m.. Sunday School; 3 p.m., "The Diviiie Love.-' First Presbyterian Church—Sunday School, at IP a.m.: morning subject, "Subjects of"the King";. evening sub-. ject, "Self-denial and Self- expres-sion." These. servi'nes•-will be held in the'baserneiit.- of the church: Young People's meeting Tuesday evening, at R p.m.; mid -week meeting; Thurs- clay. S p.m, --Rev, Hugh Ja:ck,; Minis- ter. • Mtn LOCAL BRIEFS • Dr. and Mre, E. „A. McMaster spent the week=end in._Toronto, • 'Mr. and 'Mrs. O'Rourke and little Gun. of Brucefield, and Mr. • and Mrs. John Quigley, of the London Road, near Clinton, were visitors at Miss fence's on Sunday. • Mas Elizabeth Sandford spent t ha week -end at the home of her. par- 'e.nts, Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Sanford. • Mrs. George Perry,. of Toronto is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Holmes and also visiting her mother, Mrs, Alex McMichael, who is in Scott Memorial Hospital.' • Mrs. William_ Kelly has returned from Toronto. •• Miss Irene Workman, Victoria College, 'Toronto, was a week -end. guest at the home of her parents Rev. 14, V. Workman and Mrs, Work- man. • Miss Jean Ferguson, R,N., who has been in Toronto for the. past two months, owing to the illness of het brother, Mr. George, E.,FFerguson, has returned home. The many friends here of Mr. Ferguson, who is a Past President of the Toronto Huron Old Boys' Association, .will be glad to learn that he is now recovering, • Mr. Rollie Stewart, School of, Practical Science, University of Tor- onto, spent the week -end at the -home of his parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart. • Mrs; Arthur Edmunds and d'augh ter, Miss Mary, spent last Week at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Finnigan, in •Egmoudville• • Miss Helen McLea n, of Toronto, and Miss Ellen Sutherland, •of Wood- stock, were' week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, K, M. McLeai'i- • Mr. Glenn. Hildebrand, R.C.A.F., Toronto, spent the week -end with this parents, •Mr. and Mrs, Louie !Ride: brand. • Mr. Sam Walker, • 'of Timimins, was a recent gtiesi at the ;tome of hie 1,atele fl,. Mr., and..'Mz+e. ttr., X Walker. - Getty lituith, •Totmnto, spent . ec ci 1 Services NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH Sunday Evening FEBRUARY 29th 7 p.m. • Address by FLT. -LT. CHAS. C. MURRAY Chaplain No. 31 Radio Scfioot, CH nton. • R.A.F.- MALE CHOIR of 40 Voices Will take charge of the musical service. • Sermon, Flt. -Lt. Murray Tenor solo.. LAC. Ken Thrasher Anthm R A F Choir Quartette, R.A.F. Male Quartette A Cordial Welcome To All! REV. H, V. WORKMAN Minister. the week -end at the home pf.'her par- ents, 4Vir. and Mrs. W. D, Smith. • Mr. Francis Phillips, R.C.A.F., Toronto, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Thoma Phil- lips. • Miss Jean Dale, of -Kitchener, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dale. • Miss Allen, of the 'Collegiate staff, spent the week -end with friends in London, • Sergt. Lionel Fortune, Kitchener, spent the week -end at hit home here. • Miss Marjorie Wigg, of London, spent the week -end at the home of COME AND 'SEE "Headstrong Joan" A 3 -act play to be presented by Walton W. A.r in Cavan Church, WINTHROP, WED., MARCH 4th 8:30 g.m. ADMISSIONn 25c and 15c STANLEY FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE I." MEETING Township Hall, Varna !WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4 8:30 p.m. SPEAKERS: Mr. A. Morgan Mr. W. L. Whyte LADIES WELCOME No Admission MURRAY GRAINGER - President ELMER WEBSTER - Secretary VICTOR LOAN SHO Community Hall WALTO N Tues!ay, March 3rd at 8:30 p.m. '-MCfVING PICTURES NO ADMISSION Everybody Welcome !' Contract Barley We are again taking contracts for Malting Barley -`for the Canada Malting Company. Best Seed Provided Phone or write to Geo. T. Mickle & Sons Hensall - Ont. PHONE 103 8571-3 r-- . ,r ��i`T iP• i ,'iU ,�4%c7�V''!;nisi ��rc y DOES THE TRICK. THE ws Ask your neighleers what' Bray Chicks did for teem. Then see me for prices and delivery dates. 'ISAAC HUDSON - Seaforth WM..,STAPLETON - Dublin AL''IN W. KE;RSLAKE, Hensall )deerkarO iu't , :XV, .'sod Mal, b', W, Wigg, " ♦ 11 r, .-Wale Flanneree o1 Windser, n i be . s'pe. t the vel �c,nAa •at h, s ilaxue r+3 •• Mr. Davi Stevk'art, R C,A.F., Tor- onto, ;'pent the week -end at •the home of 'leis pareTt> , Me. and Mrs'" Harry Stewart. • Mr, axed Mrs. Frank Cudznore end Miss Nancy, of `formai, were week- end guests et the home of Mrs. J. F. Reid. , • Mr. Harvey Beattie, of the Hesky Flax Company, , was in Quebec last week on business. • Mr. Foster Bennett has, purchas- ed the residence of Mr. W. D. Hop- per on North Main •Street, at present occupied by Mr. Lorne Dale, and wile get possession on April 1st. - • Mrs. A. K. Harvie, of Toronto, was a week -end guest at the home of her aunt, Miss Davidson. • Mr. H. Edge ihas been confined to his home as the result of a fall. • Mr. Thomas Kahle, of Goderich; Mr. Gerald Hulbert, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rolle, St. Jacobs, and Mrs. William Fields, of Stratford, spent Silnday with Mrs. Crowell- • Mrs. Thomas Baker, who spent the past•two months with her daugh- ter,' Mrs. 3. H. Allison, Goderich, has returned' home- • Mr. A. P. Cluff and Miss Ruth spent Wednesday in Woodstock. • Capt. and ,Mrs. W. G. Bruce, of Kincardine, welei guests over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry S tewart. • Two rinks of Seaforth curlers, composed of G. C. Brightralli. W. J. Duncan, C. A. Barber and J. Beattie, skip, and W. A. Wright, C al Smith. J. E. Keating and R. J. Sproat, skip, were in London on Wednes'Flay play- ing in the London Carling Club bon - spiel. ' • Mr. W. Arthur Wright spent the week -end at his •home in Listowel. KIPPEN Owing to badly drifted' roads last Sunday the Mission Band meeting, which was to have been told an in- teresting story by Mrs. W. F. Alex- ander, is being held" next Sunda' morning instead. The women of the community held the- World's Day of Prayer in the Sunday school room of the United Church on Friday last. The order of service prepared by the Inter -Board Committee of the Women's Mission- ary Societies of Canada, was used. Mrs. A. Johnson, president of the- lo- cal Women's Missionary Society, was in charge of the service: Special prayers were offered by Mrs. R. Mc- Bride, Mrs. W. L. Mellis, Mrse, W. F. Alexander and Mrs. A. M, • Grant. A beautiful trio, "Teach Us' To Pray," was well rendered by Mesdames J. B. McLean, H: Mc'Murtrie and J. L. Henderson. The service concluded with the hymn, "The Day Thou Gay- est, Lord, is Ended," the National An- them and the benediction ,by ,the, president. On Sunday morricg the minister discussed "Temptation" on the 'basis of the sixth petition of the Lord's Prayer, and announced" his intention of concluding the series next Sunday with the seventh petition dealing with "Evil," and especially with reference to present conditions in the world. WALTON Rev. S. -Frederickson. will preach at the service in Duff's United Church at 12 o'clock D.S.T.,, and in Moncrieff Church in the afternoon at 3.30 on Sunday, Maroh 1. Word has been received by Mrs. Alex Murray that her son, Kenneth, arrived safely in England after a two weeks' voyage. IIs as training g urn for a 'radio despatcher, On Thursday evening last about.150 -people gathered at the Community Hall •to do 'honor to Mr. and 'Mrs. .Harold" Bolger. Mr. Grainger;, read a suitable address and Georrge 'Pollard, Pert Johnson and Stewart McCall presente'L•them with a studio couch and- mirror. Mr. Bolger made a suit-' able' reply and the crowd sang "They Are Jolly Good Fellows," and the re- mainder .of the evening was spent in dancing with music by the Pryce orchesi ra• The Victory Loan organization of McKillop township will hold a free Seise` iii-WaTtdit--Cbm•munityHatt on Tuesday evening at 8:30. • The pro- gram will include an hour-long mov- ing picture of unusual interest. - ST. COLUMBAN Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray, highly respected and well known, -residents of S1. Coluimban, celebrated ,their 20th wedding ann'versary on Saturday, Feb, 21. at their home Here. Their family of three were all at home to celebrate the occasion, Miss Mary Murray coming from Galt. The other members of the family are Joseph and Doreen,' 'who are home. The community wishes Mr. and Mrs. l.Viur- ray many years of ' prosperity-• and happiness on this occasion. Native of St. Columban Dies The death of Miss Ella Dorsey, daughter df the late Mr. and; Mrs. Michael Dorsey, of St.• Columban, oc- curred Sunday evening in Scott Mem- orial Hospital, following a heart at-, 'ack. ,Miss Dorsey, Who lived with her sister, Mrs. Lucy Woods of Dub- lin, became suddenly after return- ing..from church Sunday morning. Prior to this she had been in good health and lier death was a great shock to her many friends. She was born near St. Columban 72 years ago and had lived in Seatorth a number of year's, and 'also .in Detroit, but of late lived tri Dublin, She is surviv- ed by two brothers, William and Louis, of Dublin, and two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Woods... ;and, Mrs. James Jordan, also of Dublin- The follow- ing acted as pallbearers: Edward Melacly, Patrick Jordan, Alex Darling, Joseph Stapleton, Joseph O'Connell anti 'Clarence Looby. McKILLOP , The following from an Elkhorn pa- per refers to the death of Harveiy McFadzean, ' A son Of Mrs. William uYteFa.dzean, he Was at'se a nephew of Mr. Thomas Dodds elf 'McKillop: "It is difficult indeed to :record the pass- ing of a young merchant ,of our com- munity, who was as' widely rlls-.j,'edte, as Harvey 2VIcPa;dzean was Wd govt= -int apPreiaeh it kir 'blies, , his iheit onghness in eentt'ib'llttng ti► the aid O a oand ' f Many wh , needed it,hls con start 'striving agnipet tri s ulatiozl,' ca- mavrd�ed ,hexa a encu of spree c -ns,, nuance in our community. We sorrow greatly' with those bereaved. He died ie Winnipeg General Hospital on Sat- urday, Feb. 7, as the result of en op- eration from w'hic'h he was confident- ly: expected to recover. Harvey Vil,f3 born' in Brussels, Ontario, on April 91; 1896, .and carne to Elkhorn 30 years sago. He served with the 190 batta, lion during the last war, which finish- ed just before he was listed to go ov- erseas. Returning to civil life he spent some, time clerking at Moo.so- min and on May •6, 1924, he married Florence Good, of the Lenore dis- trict. 'A year later he opened up "The Gilt Edge" store in Elkhorn'and ran this business with ar •gr,'eat deal of -ability until his failing health a few weeks ago forged him' to seek medical advice. It atepears from this that he. had been tilling for some time and iris' weakened condition has- tened his death. Harvey is survived Eby his wife and one son, also his mother and two sisters; 'Mrs: P: Ray - Jeer, of Killarney, and. Mrs. W. Me Lel•land, of Virden. Rev. G. F.,Denyes conducted the funeral service in Elk- horn United Church on February 9, in the presence of one of the largest gatherings of ' sympathizers ever known here. The neatly floral tri- butes bore further testimony of the popularity of this comparatively young citizen. Local . stores' ' closed during the service. • The pallbearers were eMeesrs. H. J. Jones, E, Gibbs, J. T. Frazer, ¢1, Vodd•en, J. M. McCork- indale and E. Borgstrom, Interment followed in Elkhorn cemetery and the •lo'cal unit of the B.E.S.L, conduct d•l the last sad rites of their order at t. the graveside." EGMONDVILLE The regular meeting of the Eg- mondville Young People's Union was 'held Tuesday night. e.The meeting opened with a sing -song led by Anna Watson. The devotional convener, Mayna•e Watson, opened the meeting Mein, Hymn 362, after which Mr. Gard_ iner led in prayer, The Scripture les- son was read by Jack Patrick from Mark '-8:22-27. ,The convener' then spoke a few words on the verse, "He took the ,biindman by the hand end led him out of the town." The busi- ness period followed, after which the president introduced the guest speak- er of the night, Miss Winnie Savauge. Miss Savauge told the story of Dr. Cronin's famous book, "The Keys of' the Kingdom," which was greatly en- joyed by everyone present. The min- utes of the last meeting were read by Anna Watson in the absence of the secretary. The offering was tak,' en up by Douglas Wallace, The meet- ing closed by singing the National Anthem and repeating the Mizpah benediction. BRUCEFIELD Mrs, A. T. Scott, Elizabeth and Bill spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. N. Yellowtees of Bowman'vill'e. Be sure and get ready for the Red Cross shower to to held in March. Look for the date. Messrs. Bill Murdock and Jim Mc- Cully, on Hamilton, spent the week- end at their homes here. ee _ •Miss Blanche Ervine spent a few days with Mrs. H. F. Berry. . . Owing to inclement weather and bad roads, 'the 'United Church' con- gregation was not as large as usual. Rev. 'Mr. Atkins preached two very inspiring ,sermons.- ---''Miss M. 'Marks is visiting Mrs, A. McQueen, Mrs.v C. Lovett and family, Sea - forth, of �- forth, spent a couple of 'lays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,Jones.. Don't forget tile W. A. a week' from Wednesday, March 4, and the cotton exchange. Mr. Allan Hill, of •St. Catharines, spent the week -end at bis home here. Miss Anna. Cornish left on Monday for Toronto. •Mre'. Fowler, of the. Huron Road, visited friends inqhe, village.' HILLSGREEN The storm over the week -end has The roads -blocked to motor traffic until the plow goes through. Mr. Otto Stephan has been on the sick list. We wish him a speedy re- covery-, On Friday the funeral of Miss Eliz- abeth McAllister, of Hensall, well known in this vicinity,, took place to Hillsgreen cemetery The sympathy of the community is extended to tihe many relatives. Mrs. John Baker entertained a few of her neighbors on Thursday after- noon to a quilting bee. A number of the boys from this vicinity- wiho are working in St. Cath- arines, spent the week -end at their respective homes. ' . VARNA Vanguar is -Win The Varna Vanguards defeated the Sexsmibh Swamp Rats in. Hensall last Wednesday evening by a shutout score of 4-0. Owing to the rough, ice surface, the play was somewhat slow, but very clean, Buck Little not giv- ing any penalties. It was Varna', 'first win against the Swamp Rats, as the Rats lost their second strajght game. 'Alvin Smale, Gordon. 'John- ston and Harry Reid were the scor- ers for Varna, Smale getting two goals and Johnston _and Reid one each. The Vanguards 'are scheduled to play the Chiselhurst Wease]s en Wednesday. Line-up: Varna—Goal, D. Sangster; defence, Harry Reid and Jack Peck; centre, Alvin Smale; wings, Gordon Johnston and Ralph Stephenson; subs., Alex Thompson,' Donald Keyes, Harvey Keyes, Mervin Hayter, Roy Elliot. Swamp Rats— Goal, .Tack Aubin; defence, Lloyd Mousseau and Jack Bell; centre, Pat Aubin; wings, Ed. Corbett and Art Finlayson; subs., Orville Aubin, Sweitzer, E. Sweitzer, Harry Arm- strong. DUBLIN ` A••lvid ely known and respected Widget.' Michael Donne, died -Mgt Trutt ` Morning.Ten •y'eare ago he Veered. egent Tbeatree..II a or Q , PLAYING --. JAMES CAGNEY . BETTE,DAViS " E BRIII►E ICAM:E C. O. D." STEWART ERVIIiIN JACK CARSON A hysterical, uproarious, romantic. comedyl MON, TUES.,. WED. -- 2 .Features — NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT.. — 2 Features — Dennis Morgan - Jane Wyinan "Bad Men Of Missouri" Thrill of Dodge City!' Action on Slants Fe Ting! ALSO— .' LSO— fr+t wised h ;WNW. .111* silos het the.HLhWB RMF 11;.1111 the c i,$.p titre filmed:',, Sado fI el ''10AN owngFitANCHOTs BENNETT fTONE:_ with JOHN HUBBARD A Columbio Picture :'z;'M<'':'• Prollyyad by CHARLES iR, k10GERS ALSO Chester Morris Rochelle Hudson in "Meet Boston Blackie" mesteiny over ,Ooney ]';land I Spine in a freak show rood oat raloes .+=rtln 'wow rJMSNEt UfS rtes. •a -net neat n are. Rrr seinen •gn,RP.nM/r `MU a Mall WIN= tit TREw(rxTwreuR• —G-s.h,tlYdpV+ COMING = "ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN" When Double Features are shown; Patrons must be in by 8:46 to see cilmplete chow New Seaforth Bus pepot Effective Thursday, February 26th . Crich's Restaurant WILL BE THE ONLY BUS STOP IN SEAFORTH Tickets and information will be available. Phone 34 — Seaforth STRATFORD-GODERICH .COACH LINES TAXI ! ANYWHERE IN TQWN- 35c Also make out-of-town trips PHONE 162 SEAFORTH e stroke and had been bedfast since that, time at the thome of his bro- ther, Frank Donnelly, lot 13,• ..con, 4, Hibbert. He 's si rvived• by six 'bro- thers: John; Detroit; .Stephen, Ken - ora; Frank, Hibbert; eoseph, Logan; Lawrence, Detroit; Gerald, Buffalo, N.Y., and 'Mrs:=Leo Feeney, Hibbert, He was predeceased by two brothers. Mr. Donnelly wasi•'born on May 15, 1876, son of the late John Donnelly and Elizabeth Delaney, He was a faithful member of St. Patrick's Church, Dublin. The funeral was held last Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m, from the 'home of his brother to St- Patrick's-Gleur'eh,---Dublin, where Requiem High Mass was sung by Rev. Dr, Ffoulkes. Many spiritual offer- ings were received froni a large num- ber of .friends' and relatives. The pall- bearers were Patrick Ryan, John. Ry- an, James Burns, Mae Feeney, Peter Krauskopf and John Ryan, Those who attended the funeral from a dis- tance were three nieces, Irene and Dorothy Donnelly, Goderich; Angela Donnelly, Stratford, and a nephew, Eugene Donnelly, Niagara Faris. Bur- ial took place in St. Patrick's' ceme- tery. The Late Miss Ella Dot•sey Miss Ella Dorsey, a highly and re- spected residept pf Dublin, died Sun- day evening' ,•bout... 9 p.m,' in 'Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. She suffered a heart attack on Sunday morning when she came fromchurch and was: rushed to the hospital, where she died. Miss Dorsey was • born in St, Columban, he daughter of Michael Dorsey and Catherine Fortune, She wasea her 73rd year,._. and._s¢as..-_tv.e11, known in this district and lived most of her life here. With the exception of seven years slave spent in Detroit, she had .been living with her sister, Mrs: Lucy Woods for the past five years. . The late Miss Dorsey is sur- vived by two sisters, Mrs. James Jor- dan, Dublin, and Mrs. Lucy Woods, Dublin, and two broohers,::.l,Louis ' of Dublin and William, St. Columban, The funeral was held at 10:30 a,m, Wednesday morning to St. Patrick's C'harcb, Dublin. • Personals: Albert Donnelly, R.C.A. F., Hamilton, with his parents, -Mr. and Mre. Frank Donnelly; Mrs: R. Stewart, Stratford, with her brother, JOH'NiIY LONG AND HIS "MIRACLE AND OF THE YEAR" FEATURING' HELEN YOUNG AND BOB HOUSTON V -17 -ed , March 4 ADMISSION $1.00 Advance Tickets 75c MAIL ORDERS TO THE London Arena Joseph Givlin; Marion Dill, London, .with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. -Peter Dill; Teddy ' Rowland, London, with , his mother; Mrs. W. Rowland; .John. McIver, Seaforth, with Mr. and Mrs. Patridk Jordan; Daniel McCarthy, of Windsor, with hips parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael `,McCarthy. CHICKS From PURINA- FED.. FLOCKS FOUR BREEDS TO CHOOSE FROM' Hatches every Tuesday- & Thursday SEND FOR FREE LITERATURE ) r` Shantz Poultry Farm & Hatchery E.W. S hanta Pro p. PHONE 48 HENSALL, ONT. 3871-tf • WESTERN CANADA' SPECIAL BARGAIN EXCURSIONS FROM ALL STATIONS IN EASTERN CANADA • Going Daily — Feb. 21 - Mar. '7, 1942, inclusive Return. Limit - 45 days. TICKETS GOOD IN— Coaches, in Tourist Sleeping Cora or in Standard Sleeping Care' fat Special Reduced Rates for each class. Cost of Accommodation in Sleeping Cars Additional. - BAGGAGE CHECKED -Stopovers at all points en route. Simillar Excursions from Western to.Eastern Canada During Same Peeled. Tickets, Sleeping Car, Reservations, and all information from any Agent, ASK FOR HANDBILL NOTE: Government R'evnue .Tax Extra ,.CANADIAN NATIONAL. N IMALS DISABLED. Quickly remelted in Clean' Sanitary. trunks, '" Phone collect, '19 Mitchell' or Ingersoll 21 , Stone Soeu Limited 1