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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1946-11-08, Page 8NOW - PLAYING--ThUrsda ? F idaat,'-Saturday ' " BADMAN'S TERRITORY RANDOLPH SCOTT ANNE RICHARDS,,,,•,. , "GABBY" HAVES. Frontier History vwritten in the violent deeds of the:most notorious outlaws of the and s and in the grit and guns of .the couraged few -who dared-` the Crimson Challenge, - ' MONDAY, TUESDAY,' WEDNESDAY. GILDA " 'With " d • RITA HAYWORTH and ' GLENN FORD This is definitely one of the top ,audience-enloyrnent pictures of the year! NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY and 'SATURDAY IN TECHNICOLOR " SMOKY " with FRED MacMURRAY ' and ANNE BAXTER A dramatic yarn of man's love for a horse -with its Technicolor photo- graphy of the wide-open spaces of Utah, which, contributes a refresh- ing quality to the picture. COMING: ADULT ENTERTAINMENT LOVER COME BACK" .' with LUCILLE BALL -^ GEORGE BRENT VERA ZORINA diaMMENIMOMMINEMEMMONEMPr I FINNIGAN'S SELLING IS OUR RUS1NESS—Quick turnover is aci'important factor in the profitable operation n he f h n al nt m- zz: " ` `' :. ; =::=t �"� . `4! i.- „WM! . ;�;.;_ e - • - � '.. of a retail business. We invite you to browse around this Store: Every week short items are placed on our shelves. Remember, every item priced, money back if goods unsatisfactory. 2, WE'RE IN A TIGHT SPOT, TOO! — Labour conditions—strikes—have tied uprubber and . shoe companies; Meanwhile we'll continue to do the best possible job with the stock coming through- Remember„ ::t •• •• x:>;�t<'_. ,itZ' Finnigan's for Better' Shoes, es •,' Better Rubbers, Better Foot- wear. —• V.J. Finnigan &Son . ENJOY YOUR t .h- 'U.1TDA Y ,, ,.. Dinner tat - . -The Commercial -Lunch-44 -Special This Week. -Fried Chicken . Special Sunday Dinner — $L00 PHONE 227 FOR RESERVATIONS OPEN DAILY — 7.30 A.M. TO 11 P.M. , - , s THIS WEEK .04 - -AT — Keating!s Pharmacy I- "The Rexall Drug Store" a PHONE 28 SEAFORTH, ONT. . g n n o h e e o. r, RemembranceDay MONDAY November' I hereby' to Remembrance fi � - . ° 11th,1946: Being a • STATUTORY HOLIDAY request the citizens and business observe same and to attend. all Day services where possible. - JOAN J. CLUFF,. ' Mayor. ' "God 'awe :the ',Mug" , i , '• ; • e 1 rpeople ri ' yls 1-. OMO4l LET, CASU A(,TY,,; BONDS, AOCIQENT , ESS, BURGLARY AND WINDSTORM Companies who give• eou,Tlty with service. .... - AGENTS P O R' ONTARIO ' .1 ERM¢N"S MUTUAL FIRE INSITRANCE erinatio$ gladij*'given. FOR SALE 87jfj Storey frame dwelling on John Early ,possession. *Oder& dwelling on North Main t. a<p0 Acres --Lot 9, Con. 10, Township q[ McKillop with brick house, large A►iyrlu, drive shed, windmill; 4 acres 3ueh.. Early possession. —50- Acr�sn Highway;. near St. £v itimban. Suitable for .poultry farm. No builHji gs. WATSON & REID M. A. REID - Proprietor Insurance & Real Estate Phone 214 Seaforth Antimericrlewtt,r^-•'the engagement is announced • of Dilye Mary Jones, ,daughter of, Mr. and Kra. T. E. Jones, 1.46 Bordealer Rd., Morden, Surrey, England, to. Grant Mackay Finnigan, eon of M. and Mrs. W. J. Finnigan, Egmondvill'e, ,Women's 'institute Will ,M'eet.—The November meeting of the Seaforth Women's Institute will liake place at the home of Mrs. James Macintosh, On Tuesday, Nov. 1'2, at 2:30 p.m., when the roll • call will be 'answered by a, suggestion for improving our community, The guest speaker will be Major Webster, S.A. All members who have• completed their farm his;, tories will please bring them to this meeting. Women's Association Meets Ori Monday evening, Nov. 4, Group 2 of the Women's Association met at the home of the Misses Laura and Vera Mole. The president, Mrs. James M. Scott, opened the meeting by reading a poem, "November Days." The hymn, "There Were Ninety and Nine," was sung, after which Mrs. Roy Lawson led in prayer. The minutes were read +o00000.00000 p .O G. A. WHITNEY o O Successor to 0 O HOLMES & WHITNEY_ O O Main Street - Seaforth 0 0 AMBULANCE SERVICE 0 O Adjustable hospital bed for 0 .p' rent. O O Agent for Mitchell Nursery .O. O Flowers. '0 O . Telephone 119 • O O Nights and Holidays 65 0 0 O 000 0000 0 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O W. J. CLEARY 0 O Seaforth, . Ont. 0 O LICENSED EMBALMER 0 O AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR 0 O Night or Day Calla -335 O 0, O .100000000000 004'000:Q00000 J. A. BURKE 0 O Funeral Director O O and Ambulance Service 0 0 DUBLIN : ONT. 0 Co Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 10 0 O 0 ,.0;00000.0000.000 a FOR SALE A number of properties in. Seaforth E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AND REAL. ESTATE Phones: Office 220 , 'Rea. 334 '. Car Washing AND Simonize AT Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 by the secretary, Vera Mole, and the roll was called. Mrs. J. F. Scott, of "Thornton Hall," gave a. very inspir- ing- address on "The Power of Pray- er" and also touched briefly on the life and poems of the 'late H. Isabel Graham. "Son Of My Soul" was sung and the Mizpah benediction was re- peated in unison. Mr& Roy Lawson then conducted a contest, and a social half-hour followed. - $eaforth Monument Works a T. PRYDE & SON Memorial Craftsmen. SEAF,ORTH EXETER CLINTON Ii3eitif/itth .9howrooms open Tuesdays. Seri Dr. Harburn for . appoinitmri5t say Mbar ,brise, eePLone 41.1. Ember. Chesterfields AND. Occasional Chairs REPAIRED AND RECOVERED Also Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah Swings and Steamer Chairs Repaired. Stratford - Uholstbring Co. Stratford TELEPHONE 679 For further information apply at Box's Furniture Store SEAFORTH Churches.' Northside United Church.—Rev.. H. V. Workman, Minister: 10 a,m., Sun- day School; 11 a.m., Remembrance Day Message; subject, "In • God's Will Is Our Peace"; 7 p.m., "The Past, That Is With -Us." ' Welcome to the Services of Remembrance. First Presbyterian Church. -10 a.m, The Sunday School; 11 . a.m. and '7 p.m., Public Worship;, The Minister will preach. Thursday, Nov. 14, at 8 p.m., 'The Quiet Hour' midweek- ser- vice in the Sunday School room, This, will be the last service in the, present series. Have you been present yet? The 79th .anniversary will be held on Nov. 17, with the Rev. David 'W. Hay, M.A., of Knox College, 'Toronto,. as the guest preacher. - Anglican.—Sunday, Nov. 10: St. -Thomas'; Seaforth-10 a.m., 'Sunday School; 11 a.m.; Parochial Remem-• brance Service; 7 'p.m., Church service' for' Seaforth Branch Canadian Legion. Preacher at both. services, ' Rev. C. ' F. L. Gilbert, B.A., Rector. .St. Mary's, Dublin_ -2.30 p.m., Sun- day School; 3 p.m., Holy Communion and Sermon by the Rector. C. W. L. Holds Meeting.—At the reg- ular Monthly meeting of the Catholic Women's League of. St. • James' Church, Seaforth, held Monday eve- ning at the home of Mrs. J. J. Cleary. a report on the 26th annual•'diocesan convention of the Catholic Women's League of Canada was given by the local sub -division delegate,' Mrs. C. A. Trott. At the' convention, .which. was ,held at —.The Pines," Chatham, Oct, 15, 16 and 17, Miss Alice Daly was elected to the office of 2nd vice-presi- dent of the London Diocese. Miss Daly and Mrs. Trott were extended• a vote of thanks. Plans were made for a home baking sale to be held on Sat- urday, "Nov. 23. "Mrs. 3, L. Slattery reported a balance of $38:28 'in the treasury. Many calls were made to the sick, shut-ins and newcomers of the parish during October. 'Instruc- tion papers qn "The Feast Of All Saints" were given by Miss A. Daly. The meeting closet with prayer, led by the past president, Mrs. C. P. Sills, who presidedin the absence of the' president. 'A social hour followed with tea served by the hostess. Death of Wesley E. Nicholls.—Wes- ley icholls: Wes- ley E. Nicholls, a resident of 'Seaforth for 46, years, died at. his home, Chalk Street, early Sunday morning, Nov. 3. ,He had been in failing health follow- ing a stroke suffered four years ago. Mr. Nicholls. was born ,in Atwood 69 years ago; a son of the late Mr. and Mre. William. Nicholls. Following his marriage in 1904, to the former •Miss Gertrude Pinkney- Seaforth,. they made their home in Seaforth. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church and of the Canadian Order,;of Forresters. Surviving besides his wife is one •ton, Stanley, at home. There are also two brothers, William, of. Lumsden, Sask., and Wardell Nich- olls, of Atwood, and one sister, Mrs. Ella Thomas, London. The funeral service was held at his late home on Tuesday afternoon at 4 .o'clock. Dur- ing the service Mr, James T. Scott sang "The Old Rugged • Cross." Inter- ment followed. in Maitland'bank ceme- tery, Rev. "R. H. Williams 'officiating. The pallbearers were: Messrs. Harry Hart, Scott Kerr, Fred Johnston, William Sturgeon, Robert Grieve and Fred McGavin. Floral tributes Were received from: Mr. Wardell Nicholls, Mr. Bob Cunningham, •Mrs. Ella Thomas and Roy, Mrs•. Norman Nich- olls and' Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Fortune, Mr. and Mrs. David: Pinkney and' Miss Margaret Pinkney, Mrs. Joe Pinkney, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Smith, 'Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dolan, Mr. W. A. Gray, Mr. J. B. Cockwill, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reid and family, Mr, -„A. W. Dick and Mr. Wilson Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gammon and Mr. Thornton Howard, L.O.B.A. Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Brdwnlee and family, Mrs. Alex Kerr and Scott, Mrs. George Brown- lee, Mr. and Mrs. D'Orlean Sills,. Mr. :and Mrs. John. Pu'llmam 'Ind family, Miss Elaine Holmes. Those attend- ing the funeral from a distance were: Mr, Wardell Nicholls, Mr. Bob Cun- ningham unningham and Mr. Ab. Gordon, .At: wood; . Mr. Jack cockwill end Mr. Wm. Gray, Listdwel; Mrs—Ella Thomas and Reg and life: Lionel • Fortune, Landon; Mr. David: Pinktleyr and Mrs. Peter i;Y With', Watford, r..t rzr Body & Fender Repairs AT Seaforth Motors • PHONE 141 RON ter of'Mr*�nd. Mre- Peter •McIver, Bee i u •.• lrth, tQ aiii plias 'SelattOgtfin, Tanta; only Oen, of the late My, and ,; Mrs. Victor OeN. reeidentS of Savage H'arbonr, P.E.l Monseig- neur W. A. Egan; pastor of the church,. officiated at the ceremony. The 'bride, given inanarriage by her father, wore a pastel blue wool dress with a nar- row •peplu.n, aecentuating the low waistline, a hand -made brat of fusehia plumes, grosgrain ribbon with match- ing veil and gloves, ' A corsage of red and white roses completed the cos - Wpm. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss . Teresa McIver, of To- ronto, who wore a Cordelia rose wool dress similar to that of the bride's, turquoise plumed hat with matching veil • and gloves, and, a corsage of tea roses. Mr. E. J. Doyle, Thorold, was. 'groomsman. A wedding dinner was served, at the King Edward Hotel to the immediate relatives, after which .Mr. and Mrs- Coffin ._ left .. for- Points south. • On their reurn they will reside at 110 Rose Park Drive, Toronto. Tuesday Night Club Meets.—The Tuesday Night Club of First Presby- terian Church met in the school room of the church on 'Tuesday evening; when Rev. E. R. Stanway, of Bruce - held, gave an interesting talk on, mission work in China; he tieing a former . missionary there, and told many things about their. customs. The meeting was in charge of, Mrs. Kenneth Campbell. Mrs. Clare Reith read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. F:' E. Willis led in prayer. Following the meeting a delicious lunch. was served with Miss Alice Reid as con- vener. FOR Cement Tile and Troughs Phone 343 CORNISH' BROS., SEA FORTH THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. HEAD OFFICE — SEAFO'R''PH, ONT. O1"r'ICERS: Prank McGregor, Clinton - Preaddent Chris Leoithardt; Rrpdh.agen, Vice -Pres. lMdrton A. Seaforth -. Mafaser and Secret l'r'eaetirer, DIRECTORS: ' Chins. Leoithardt,, Brodhagen; E. J. Trevarthn,..1.1 04; Alex !tread/not, xt,R, 3y . $,ii 1, 40, SeairOrttA R - it fXander Malwing,, MhGrsgor, R,R, exrbder, R R. '.1+ h• -.414411014t1) n 1 til*, t gitdht Rat, ..1r MIilOher oat. 5, -Sea - Coffin •- McIver,'--Ginddali and dhrys- anti eniunie dederhted the Seaidtuary. ofOIW tidy.ofabiti 0.30*. Triten''to, for OA recta Mar - ' e dig hit ni ;140:10$ 14 eldedt 'd gis TAXI SERVICE JACK CLEARY SEAFORTH phones: Day 267 Night 335 Convert . Your Present Range to Oil with a QUEEN RANGE OIL- BURNER New Safety and Simplicity New Economy ' New Efficiency for Old Ranges ON DISPLAY AT Daly's Garage Telephone 102 : Seaforth FEEDING TURNIPS NOV.AT'ITRDAY, Z 9 Cardno's Hall.,Seaforth NORM CARNEGIE and His Band ADMISSION 40c LOCAL BRIEFS . v sit the E' aat Ofiast befere returning time, ' , r Tii(Q Catholic Wont;en�s I rQagtlb of, t. James' Parish "Wilt hold a 00.0 'baking sale on Saturday, Nov, 23. Mr. Louis Hildebrand- has., ljoyght the three lifts 'of Mr. Jo.iieph. Uttley,; on ,Market Street. • Mr. W. J. Elder has Purchased` the cottage on James Street, which he has been occupying for several years, from Mrs. Reg. Reid, of Strat- ford. • Mr. W. E. Southgate, Jr., Qf Lon- don, spent the week -end at his home here. • Mrs. Frank Cudmore is acting as. Librarian at the . Carnegie Library during the ' absence.,of Wes Greta Thompson, who. 'is ill in Victoria Hospital, Landon. _ • Mr. Joseph B. Kale, who has been seriously ill in Scott Memorial Hos- pitalfor some time, has sufficiently recovered to be removed to his home in McKillop. "• Mr. C. Cunningham was in Kit- chener for the week -end. • Mrs. Ella Thomas and son, Reg, of London, were here -this week at- tending the funeral of Mrs, Thomas' brother, the late' Wesley Nicholls. • Mr. Ernest Clarke, Victoria C91 - lege, Toronto, spent the week -end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs;. M. E: Clarke. Mr. Clarke. occupied the. pulpit of Northside United„ Church on Sunday ;morning.. • Mrs. F. Dungey is visiting he_r sister in London. • • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. W. M, Hart and Mrs. ,E. Matthews were in Detroit this week attending the ' 'funeral of Mr. Mat- thew's sister, the late Mrs. John Reid. • Miss Helen Smith, of St. Joseph's Hospital, Loudon, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith. • 'Mr. and Mrs. Reg..Rintoul and son, of Kitchener, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Fraises. . • Mrs. John A. Hone, of Atwood, was the guest this week of her sister, Mrs. Robert Boyd, and other friends. • Mr. and Mrs. F. C. P. Maudsley, of ' Brantford, 'are the guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. J. B. Higgins. • Miss Hilda Kennedy, of London, spent the week -end at the home of her mother, Mrs. Roland Kennedy: • Misses Betty and Pauline Mat- thews;, of Kitchener, were the week- end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matthews. e Mrs. Farrell and two sons, Wood- stock, were week -end guests at the home of her sister, Mrs. G. A. Whit- ney, and 'Mr. Whitney. • Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Crich spent a few days, in' Toronto this week. • Guests at the Graham' - Robinson wedding in St. Andrew's Church, Clinton, on Saturday last were: Mr. -.Tames . Sims, "Mr. , and Mrs. William Freestone, Mr. GOrden Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wright, and Mrs. Lorne • Mr. Stan Dorrance left on Mon- day to spend a few weeks in -Winni- peg- •,;Mr, Harry Scott left this week to attend a rehabilitation school in 'To- ronto... ......... __ ..-.. _.. • Rev: R. H. Williams, minister of First Presbyterian Church, was the guest speaker at theanniversary ser- vices in connection With the Presby- terian Church in ' Mitchell on Sunday. • Miss Jessie Grainger is now oc- cupying the residence on Centre St.,' she recently purchased from Dr. J. A. Munn. • Miss Margaret Smith, of Toronto, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.' W. 'lk Smith. • Mr. and Mrs,' Mac Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon" Kerr have returned from a trip to Northern Ontario- They also; spent a few days with Mr. Scott's sisters in Toronto., • Miss Josephine Edge spent the week -end in Kitchener,the guest of Mrs A Becker. ' • Mrs. William Ament has return- ed home after spending 'a 'few weeks with friends in Belleville and Toren-, to. • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw at- tended the'. Watkin's Convention in London last week, and spent the, week end with friends in Ingersoll. • Messrs. Louis Hildebrand and Don McKenzie spent the . week -end in Kit- chener- • Dr. 'J. A. Gorwill, Mra. Gorwill, and 'Mr: and./Mrs. J. A. MacDonald left Tuesday on a motor trip to St. Petersburg,. Florida, and will also We can spare a few tons of Dandy Big Turnips All pulled, ready to load, legs fin in_ our field, at, per ton.. Weigh your ' truck on -the town' scales before coming. -Phone your order now, as supply , is limited.' J. E. HUGILL & SON T.hree•Mites West of Seaforth PHONE: 34-616, CLINTON " TAXI SERVICE • ANY TIME • ANY WHERE Phone 162 — Seaforth CECIL J. LEMON S O,NvALL RADIOS QUICK - EFFI+CIENT $ERVTCE- DALY'S GARAGE PHONE 102. • peAFOR1' I t1i ARMISTICE -DANCE' Monday, November lith Cardiio's Hall, Seaforth - Whitfield 9 -piece Orchestra Dancing from 9 to 1 a.m.. ADMISSION - 50 CENTS HOME BAKING SALE —on— SATURDAY, NOV. 9th at .815 p.m. Frank King's. Vacant Store Under the atispices of South Group of Ladies' Aid of First Presbyterian Church. APRON AND NOVELTY BOOTH i Skaife & ' Jenkins Painting & Decorating _ Consult us' on all your -Painting, Papering and Decorating Problems. SEE OUR FINE WALLPAPER SAMPLES Free Estimates Phone' Seaforth 658r23 e'ROG[RS* ROGERS SILIIERPLATE It's true, adequate 'fats start as tow as And you're getting quality, toot • • Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Freestone, of Toronto, were week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dale. . • Billy -Bennett, young eon of Mr. and Mrs. -Foster Bennett, who recent- ly suffered injury in a, shooting acci- dent, was recently taken to Victoria Hospital, London, for treatment on his arm. • Mrs. Allan Reid and her. mother, 'Mrs. 'Gies, visited in Kitchener o Thursday. • The many friends of Mr. Jake Wurm will regret to learn that he fell recently while on his way to work, fracturing several' `ribs. • Mr. Thornton Howard, of Forest, was here on Tuesday attending th funeral of the late Wesley E. Nic oils. • Mrs. J. Campbell and Mr, Joh McDonald, Hamilton, spent the week end at the . home of their nephew, Mr T. Q. Fox,' and Mrs. Fox. • Miss Margaret McIver-, R.N., o Kitchener, visited on Tuesday wit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. McIver. WINTHROP One Cent Sale continues until Sat urday night, Nov. 9, at Keating' Pharmacy, Seaforth. Phone 28. Mr: Roy Elliott- has returned hom having spent several weeks in Wes ern Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Maddess, o Milverton, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. I{ Davidson. Spr. R. K. Davidson; who spent -th past week with his family, has retur ed to Ipperwash. Mrs. Russell Dolmage and he mother,' Mrs. Siemon,. visited friend in Niagara, Falls last week, Miss Jean• Pryce, of Galt, has bee home. for a short time through it uess. Mrs. Harvey- Dolmage underwent major operation in. Scott Memori Hospital last Wednesday, and is' ge ting along nicely. Mrs. John. Campbell has returne from Toronto, where she was visitin Mr. and Mrs.^ Archie Campbell. Mr. and' Mrs. Alex Davidson spe Monday with Mr. and Mrs,' R. K. Da idgon. • Mrs, Leslie Beattie and, infant so arrived 'in Halifax from overseas.. o Saturday, Nov. 2, on the Steamer E pire Brent. Mr. Beattie metered t Toronto. to meet them, returning wit his wife and son to his father's hom on Monday night. At present they •ar visiting Mr. Seattle's sister, Mrs. Ge Michie; Belgrave, and his broths Stewart, Winghatn. Thank 'You Having ' sold the Routledg Grocery to •.Mr. Gordon Mc Gonigle, We wish to thank a our Customers for 'thei patronage, :and wish then ,to continue the same pleas ant relations with Mr. 1VCc Gonigle. A. C. 0OU'TLEDGE .... and Stas. , f ,d, r 9