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Phone 162'— Seaforth
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OFFICERS
Wank McGregor, Clinton '- President
Chris Leenhardt, Brodliagen, Vice -Pies.
Merton A. Reid, Seaforth - Manager
and Secretary -Treasurer.
DIABOTOES;
IL Lieenlvirdt, Breda:mien; E. J.
'Ittarartlift, Clinton; Barrer Fuller,
LR. 2,-Goderich; B. McIarring, Eat.
fl faith; Prank McGregor B.U. 5,
Illainten; Met Alexander, 1, Viel-
Oar Archibidd, R.R. 4,'
Atiittetth; ,TOblt X, Melono,-/LB.'5, Sea-
, • torthi S. a Whitmore, ga,s, sea,
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Materther, Itat, 011/11n;
Ordeeteld; Z. Praetor,
g� ti; #��)g�' Witty BartA.
NEWS Oi THE4 TOWN
Hospital Ai To Meet—The Wo-
men's tiospita Aid to Scott IVIemor-•
ial Hospital will hold its regular
meeting at the home of Miss Alice
Reid, Thursday, June 19, at 3 p.m.
Refreshments will 'be served.
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St. Thitothas° Church build Meets,—
The Ladies' Guild of ' St. Thomas'
'Church ,held its June meeting on
Monday at the home of Mrs. F. Scar-
lett. Twenty-one members and two
visitors answered the mall call. The
president, Mrs. G. McGavin, opened
the meeting with Scripture reading
from St: Peter's Epistle, chapter 1,
followed by -prayers for'the parish and
the Lord's Prayer in unison. The min-
utes of the previous meetinh were
read and approved. The treasurer's
report showed a balance of $175.71.
Reports of committees were received
and instead of the lawn tea which
had 'been panned, the members de-
cided to adopt talent' money during
the summer months, to be 'brought in
at the next meeting, .Sept. 9. The
offdrtory was dedicated and the meet-
ing closed with prayer. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Higgins and
Miss Parke, and, a social tour enjoy,
ed by all the .members.
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Northside United hurch,.--Rev. H.
V. Workman., Minister: Stewardship
'Sunday; 11 a.m., Worship Service;
speaker, Rev. A. H. Johnston, B.A.,
Mitchell; 7 p.m., Worship Service;
sneaker, .Rev. W. T. Woolfrey, B.D.,
of Ontario Street Church, Clinton.
Music by Senior and Junior Choirs.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. A time to
Strengthen our Church. We extend
'a hearty, welcoine:
First Presbyterian Church. —Sun -
art, , formerly of Edmonton, will
'day, June 15: Rev. H. Douglai Stew -
preach at 11 am. and 7 p.m. Sunday,
June 22: The new Casavanto organ
will be dedicated at the' morning ser-
vice with special music by the choir.
Watch for further particulars.
McKillop Charge.—Services: Cavan
Church, 10 a.m. (D.S.T.); Duff's
Church, 11.30 a.m. (D.S.T.)'; Bethel
Church, 2..20 p.m. (D.S.T.).
Anglican.—June 15: Second -Sunday
after Trinity: St..Thomas', Seaforth
—10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.,
Morning Prayer; 7 p,m., Evening
Prayer.
• St. Mary's, Dublin.—Summer morn-
ing services begin with Morning
Prayer at 9.30 a.m., (AST).— The
Renter, Rey, C. F. L. Gilbert,. B.A.,
at all'services.
Death of Miss Elizabeth A. Shep-
pard.—Miss Elizabeth Anna Shep-
pard died , at her home in- Flora on
Tuesday, May- 17, in her 86th year.
Miss Sheppard was the oldest', daugh-
ter of the late William Sheppard and
his Wife, Mary Marshall. 'Born in
Elora, the late Miss 'Sheppard at-
. tened' Miss Gilbert's . private school,
afterwards working as a milliner in
Drayton and Seaforth before moving
to Galt where she purchased the busi-
ness whichlshe conducted there until
about twenty years ago when she re-
-tired to make her 'home with her MS,
ters in Elora. A resident of Seaforth
for about twenty years, she was head
milliner for the. Win. Pickard 'Co. Of
a friendly and generous dispositionh
-Miss Sheppard left .many friends be-
hind her in Seaforth and made many,
more 'in her home town. She had.
been 'in failing health for the past
four or five years. Surviving her are
three, sisters 'and ,one brother. The
funeral service was held from "St.
John's Anglican Church on May 29,
to •the Elora cemetery. ,
Catholic Women's League Meets.—
The June meeting of the Catholic
Wonsen;e• League w'as held in the
Sepaiate School Hall on Monday eve-
ning. In the absence of the president,
Mrs. J. L. 'Slattery, Mrs. ,Wm. Hart,
past president, preshled, and' Opened
the meeting with prayer, followed by
the singing of "0 'Canada," with Mrs.
-M. • Devereatix at the 'piano. After
the reading of the minutes of the
previous' meeting by the secretary,
Mrs. .C. P. Sills, the correspondence
was read by the corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. M. Devereaux The . finan-
cial statement was given by•. the
treasurer; Mrs. C. Trott. • Mrs. A.
Price and Miss Alice Daly reported
having packed and sent two boxes of
canned goods to sister members in -
England. Mrs. J. Hotham and Mrs.
. Price were appointed to snake .ar-
rangements for the annual ',school
picnic, to be held on the school
grounds flie last of June. Miss Fran-
ces Fortnne and Miss Mary McGrath
were asked to call on the sick during
the hummer months. A special fea-
ture of the meeting was a very in-
teresting 'paper on "Why a Retreat?"
given by Mrs. N. Dunn. Miss Wary
MCGrath, R.N., of Scott Memorial
Hospital staff, gave a complete and
thorough explanation of the Blue
Cross Hospitalization plan. Miss Alice
Daly moved a vote of thanks to Mrs.
'Dun 'and Miss 'McGrath-. A delicious
lunch was served by the social coin-
mittee, with Mrs. T, 'Maloney in
charge.
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Gilbert - Bahtlet.--On Saturday, May
31, at 2.30 p.m., the wedding took
place lit St. Mary's Church, Walker
vile, 'of the Rev.- Stephen Wilson
Langton Gilbert, son of the Rev, C
P. 'L, Gilbert, to Mi aa Margaret Lash
Bartlet, daughter of Mrs. Gordon T
Eartliet and tb.e late Mr. Bartlet, of
Walkerville. The marriage was per
formed by 'the Rev. H. M. Lang-
ford, Rector of 'St. Mary's Cheirch,
assisted by the bridegroom's. father,
'Who was Celehrafit at 'the Commun-
ion at the conclusten of -the mar-
riage rites.' A tall choir sang the
wedding Psalm,' the choral portion
of the CoriMariation, and an anthem.
Entering the church on the arm of
her brother, ,Mr. John Coburn . Bart -
let, who gave her In marriage, the
bride wore an exquisite gown a
candlelight satin, and heirloom veil
of rose pdLnte lane and palate
&esprit extended, into a bong train.
Het' bettratet was: of Johanna Hill ros-
es and lilies of the valley. Her cousin,
Mise Margaret Jane Carruthers., as
maid of hOna'.ariti the .bridegroOnf
sister, Miss Clara Prances kdith
hart,. as bridesmaid, Were fdientleally
Mood in atotatnarine faille, the very
full skirts over crinoline, and, wore
bandeaux of pals pink ostrich tips in
their hair, Their bouquets were of
piny roses, Mr. Henry, Hollaird Gil-
bert was, is brother's hest man, and
the ushers were Rev. 1-1. A. Seegmil-
ler, of Pelee Island, Mr. Edgar McGre-
gor Bartlet, Mr. George Bialet eitr•-•
ruthers and Mr: Wm. Kerrigan, Iris,
snapdragons and other spring flowers
were used at 'Mit. Bartlett home for
the reception following the ceremony
and the bride's table was tentredwith
the wedding cake in a bed of steph-
anotis, with white tapers on either
side. Mrs. Bartlet wore for her:daugh-
ter's wedding a gown of smoke blue
crepe trimmed with rose sequins; her
corsage was of sweetheart roses as
was •that of ,the bridegroom's mother,
Mrs. Gilbert, who Wore a shirred
dress of powder...blue silk jersey. Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert left for a motor trip
to Muskoka, the bride travelling in a'
navy' suit and nylon blouse with lace
jabot and ruffled lace cuffs and a veil-
ed off -the -face navy hat. They will
later travel by boat to their new
home, St. James' Rectory, Morino,
Ont.
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• Mrs. S. D. O'Connell, of Detroit,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. F. S.
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Anniversary E.:
The Anniversary
Services of
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will be held
▪ SUNDAY, JUNE 15th E.--
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CLAYTON j. DENNIS
Successor to J. Cleary
FOR SALE
Dwelling and' 2 or 3 acres of land,
in Seaforth. Suitable for poultry
farm.
M. A. REID.
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Phones:
SATURDAY, JUNE 14
Cardno's Hall, Seaforth
NORM CARNEGIE
and His Band
ADMISSION ,50aCENTS
Sills. and, Mrs. F. Devereaux. -
• Miss Bess Grieve, of Chatham,
and Miss Margaret Grieve, of Dres-
den, spent the week -end with their
parents, Mr. ad, Mrs. Thomas Ml
Grieve, in Egsnendville.
• Mr. W. J. Bell, of Toronto, spent
the week -end here with his sister,
Miss Mary Belt-
• Among those who attended the
funeral of the late Hugh 114. Chesney
were: Mr. W. J. Chesney, Bay City,
Mrs, Alex McKean, Vancouv-
er, B.C.; Mrs. Percy Manning, Clin-
ton'; Mr. Herb. Campbell, Winghami,
Rod -ger McKean-, Owen Sound; James
,Breckin and Mr. 'Rodgers, Hamilton,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Asnent, Kit-
chener.
• Miss 'Margaret Grieve, of' Oak-
urommamaammensso
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Cardno's Hall
SEAFORTH
rida
JUNE 13th
Proceeds in aid of the
Seaforth Fire Brigade
Uniform Fund.
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ADMISSION:
Per Couple - $1.00
Extra Lady 50c
Lakeview CASINO
GRAND BEND
DANCING'
Wednesday, June 11th
Scotty McLachlan
and his Orchestra
Made a Hit Last Week!
SATURDAY, June 14th
Freddy Dawson
and his Orchestra
A good leader and a grand
pianist. Freddy'e last appear-
ance.
SUMMER OPENING
Saturday, June 21st
Gordon Delamont
and his Orchestra
Make Your Plans Now For
Sunday, June 22nd
Fred Funk's Variety
'Entertainers
MIDNITE DANCE'
June 23rd' -- 12.05 a.m.
The following dates are com-
pletely booked for Picnic Hall
reservations: June 14, 21, 28.
Don't Just Ask
for
Crich's Bread
DEMAND 'IT!
IT TOPS ALL !
• Better Flavour
• Better Colour
• Better Taste Appeal
STAYS FRESH
LONGER
and is
BAKED IN TOWN
BY TOWN PEOPLE
Delivered to your dotir
PHONE 34
OUR DRIVER WILL CALL
CRICWS
"White Clover Bread"
Tops All For
Over 47 Years
a"'
Ville, Spent the week-chicl at the /APPO
of her Thaler, Mit. US. L,
so Mr. Ken Keating, student at
Osgoode Hall, Tomato, htpent the
week -end with his parents, Mr. and
'Mim J. E. Keating.
• Mr. James A: Scott, of Toronto,
ts,pent a few days with his mother,
Mrs. H. R. sopa,
• Mrs. Roy Lawson spent a :few'
days in 0•11htham tills, week:
• Miss Alice Devereaux and Mr.
Ed. Devereaux, of Tort:onto, '„were
week -end guests at the home of their
mother, Mrs. F. Devereaux.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. Gibson White
and' daughter, Elisabeth, and sod,,
}high, of Windsor,. were guests over
the week -end With his mother, Mrs
Margaret White.
• Mr. and Mils. Herb. Whittaker
and son, Michahl, of Fort Erie, visit-
ed friends in town over the week -end.
• Mrs. J. E. Poole (nee Dorothy
Kent), of Fort Willia.m, attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. W. J. Mc-
Intosh in town last week.
• Mrs. H. Norman, of Winnipeg,
was a guest at the -home of Mrs. P.
Devereaux.
• Mr.:, Charles. MacDonald, of.
Trenton, spent. the week -end . with
Mi -s. 'MacDonald- and Mary at
Commercial.
• Mr. and .Mrs. Wesley 'Coleman;
Mrs. Tom Brieley and Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Stewart were in Detroit on
Saturday attending the funeral of the
late Mrs. Ross 'MacLean.
• 'Mrs. C. A. Trott has returned
home after spending the past week
in Dublin with her mother, Mrs. Louis
J. Looby, who was seriously ill and
who later was removed to Scott Mem-
orial Hospital..
• Mrs. Norman McIntyre, of Owen.
Sound, spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Stew-
art.
• Mr. and Vitt. H. E: Smith and
Miss Helen Smith were in Kitchener
on Sunday.
• Mr. Rana'ld Reinke, of Toronto,
spent the week -end in town. ' •
• 'Miss Marian Lawson, of Water-
loo, sperit the week -end at the, home
ef her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Lawson.
• Mr. Ramon Mulford, Of Stratford,
has .been appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by Miss M. Harts -Vs resigna-
tion on the public school staff.
• Mr. Donald Scott left this week
for Fort Erie, where he will spend
the summer.
• Mrs. Thomas Jackson, of Toron-
te, 'is a guest at the hoine 'of her
daughter, Mrs. E. C. Boswell and Mr.
Boswell.
• Mrs. -Parker, of Mitchell, is a
guest 'at the home of her Sister, Mrs.
John 'Muir.
• 'Miss. Elisabeth Snihth•is spending
a few 'weeks in Ottawit
• Reeves' F. S. Sills of Seaforth,
Arthur Nicholson of Tuckers and
Dorrance of •MoKillop. 'in
Goderich this week attending thehTune
meeting of the Huron County Coon-
cll.
• Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pkd,y and
Anne, of Toronto, spent the weekend
with Mrs. W. E. Kerslake.
• Mr„ and Mrs. Howard Hartry, of
London, were guests of Miss Hartry
over the week -end.
hi Mrs. Alex Broadfoot 'and Mrs.
Shoecraft, who spent the winter with
Miss' Davidson; left on Wednesday for
'Toronto, where they will make their
home.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Duncan, Mrs.
.J. M. McMillan. and Rey. T. P. Hus-
sey were In London on Wednesday
attending the graduation 'exercises at
the University of Western Ontario.
Miss Mary Duncan graduated, receiv-
(ADDITIONAL LOCAL ON PAGE 5)
GatheringS Honor
Miss Joyce Hugill
'Mrs. Jos. Hugill entertained- Wed-
nesday afternoon and evening at 'a
trousseau tea arhdr home in McKil-
lop, in honor of herdaughter, Maclellan
Joyce, whose marriage to George H.
Miller will take place Saturday:
Spring flowers formed the setting
in the tea room, where .Mrs. J. J.
Hugill, the bride's grandmother, pour-
ed tea. AgSiStifi her were Mrs. D.
Sills, Andrew .Shann.on, 'Mavis Mc-
Clure,: Mrs. Scott Habkirk and Mrs.
John Pullman, 'Miss Gwen Hugill re-
ceived at, the door.
The tea table :was' attractively ar-
ranged with a three-storey wedding
cake and tall pink tapers in Crystal
holders. Showing the gifts were Mrs.
Chas. Case and Helen 'Currie. Dis-
playing the bride's trousseau, 'linens,
china and silver were Marjory Hunt,
Gladys Hopper and Mhrtle Hays.
A -bout 100 guests were present dur-
ing the 'afternoon and, evening.
About 50 friends and neighbors
gathered at the home ofhIVIr, and Mrs.
'T. 'McMillan in honor of Miss Joyce
Hugin, bride -elect of Saturday. Dun;
ing the evening a musical program -
was presented by 'Mrs. Helen McMil-
lan and Mrs. Tom Govenlock. A hum-
orous reading was given by Ml's. J.
F. 'Scott. The 'bride was then tailed
upon to take the chair, which was
beautifully decorated in pink and
white. Th4 following address was
then read by Bob McMillan:
Dear ,,Joyce:
You are sitting here 'before us,' -
Just 'as others have before,
And we know that you are Wishing
You could heat it out the door.
Now that you 'have hooked your man,
To cherish 'all your life,
We feel quite sure you'll .prove to, be
A true and loving wife.
There's a jolly old Miller,'
And 'he lives all by himself;
Oh, no, there not the song to sing, .
'Cause he' a taken at
Your friends and neighbors are *Atha
ered here -
To wish to you and yours,
A very 'happy "pleasant trip •
As you journey through the years.
May, ,we, on this occasion,
Expreas the best of 'sincere- wishes',
And may, you sornetchneathink of us
When *Ming up your dishea.
Please accept 'these gifts,
Kind thoughts and joys Atli mea-
sure,
"We hope that they May. useful be
In, married life together.
your friends and, neighbors.
'Mary Whyte 'and Marion limit then,
'corded in a decorated basket of love-
Ik+ gifts. Joyce, thanked "hem in her
pleasing manner, awl everyone joined
in singing, "Fier 'She's' a Jolly Good.
Fellow." A delicious 'lunch wed serv-
ed by the h,ostesSes, Mts. T. NMI -
bin, Mrs. 't 1VITai.'T, Ap-
pleby and Alta. T. Scott.
ent Theatre Seaforth
NOW ,PLAYING IN TECHNICOLOR
" THE JOLSwaN, STOR1!""
LARRY PARKS and EVELYN KEYES
The Last Three Days for the showing of this Trily Great Picture.
As Jolson says"You ain't heard nothin' yet," for until the public has
heardthia, they have probably never been so stirred by the presenta-
tion of dozens of songs that made them happier in bygone days. '
MON., TUES., WED. — Adult Entertainment
"THE DARK • MIRROR " -
with
i.fEW AYRES OLIVIA DEHAVILAND THOMAS MITCHELL
This absorbing story deals with an attempt 'by' Ayres and Mitchell
to help solvtl the murder of a pros phYalcian, by breaking
through some fool -proof alibia of identical, twins played' 'by Olivia
DeHaviland. ,
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
" HOME SWEET HOMICIDE "
with
PEGGY ANN GARNER • RANDOLPH SCOTT LYNN+ BARI,
This pleasant Comedy is charming entertainment for those who
crave :s change from the usual comedy fare,
Coming: "MOM AND DAD"
WITH AN ALL-STAR HOLLYWOOD CAST
We mourn
the sudden passing
of our founder and owner,
•
Mr. FredS:Savauge
In accordance with his wishes the business
will continue to serve the public as it has
since Mr. Savauge came to 'Seaforth 37.
"
year, ago.
SAVAUGE'S
Gift Store
JEWELLER OPTOMETRIST
NOTICE!
During the months, of June, JJ,Ily, August
and September; the Law Offices an Seaforth
will remain open -Wednesday Afternoons,
. and -1' se
a un 2.30
it'. km
MeCONNELL & HAYS
A. W. SILLERY
_gt FINNIGAN'S
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From, Our Scrap Book:
• Men are born pretty much' alike, but through their habits they
gradually grow further,, and further apart from 'each other.
—Confucius. ,
JUST ARRIVED ! •
1,000 POUNDS OF CHOICE NEW POTATOES
„
Also Shipment of New Life Bug Killer and Plant Food -
This week we arehdisplaying just about every kind of house and
lbarn Spray on the market; also hundreds of Fly Coils.
• Remember Finni'gan's For Your Rolled Roofing
W. J. FINNIGAN & SON
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd
Minister
REV. RICHARD H. WILLIAMS _
Masic 1
MR. AND MRS. M. R. RENNIE
11 a.m.—Public Worship: The Dedication of the
New Cas avant Organ, the Pulpit and the
Communion Table.
7 p.m.—Public Worship: Choral Service, under
- the direction of- the Choir.
• "'• • .
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 23; at 8.30 p.m.
ORGAN RECITAL
with the renowned Canadian organist,
Guiseppi Moschetti, at the console. The asSisting,.artist will be
one of Canada's outstanding tenors.
BUILDING 'SUPPLIES
Are Difficult to Obtain.
However, We Have in Stock:
ASPHALT SHINGLES'— in various
blend's.
ROLLED ROOFING—medium & heavy
iNSULATION-aby the bag or carton.
OAK FLOORING-13/16tathick.
--F/LYWOOD-.-W', 3/16',, 14//, birch
and Cedar.
JOHNS - MANVILLE DURABESTOS
SHINGLES and CEDAR GRAIN
SIDING (Grey and Dover White).
Beaver Board, Hardwall Plaster, Mason's Lime, Finishingthn.,Door
Frames,Doors,
Sash, Cedar Posts, Lumber—B.C. Fir, Spruce, Pine,
B.C. Hemlock, White Ash, Maple, Beech.
ALL, TYPES OF MILLWORK tiONE by Excellent Workmen
COAL -1 Car Roiedale Alberta Lump just arrived
Seaforth Supply & Fuel Co.
"Where the Best Costs No Mere
-,Phone° Seaforth