The Seaforth News, 1934-10-11, Page 1Now is the season of fruition—
The time of ripening fruit and grain.
Russet -coated apples hang
On weighted boughs;
Brown -sheathed ears of golden corn,
Perched high on rustling stalks,
Wait the harvester's seasoned hands;
Between the rows,
Great saffron globes lie u the
he Seafort e
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HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
morning sun—
Huge pumpkins, which at dawn
Were dominoed in silvery gossamer
of frost.
And the busy husbandman,
Contented with his harvest's yield,
Whistles at his tasks—
Fluting a melodious pman
Of thanksgiving.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1934
Phone 84.
$1, a year.
DINNERS and SUPPERS •
Regularly
HOT LUNCHES
at all hours
OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices Reasonable
The Olympia
.
Confectionery and Restaurant
Electric
Light Bulbs
GUARANTEED FOR '1,000 HRS.
20c
or 5 for 95c
CLOVER HONEY
10 lb. pail
GLASS WASHBOARDS @ .. 60c
CROCKS, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6..@25c per gal.
HYGEIA WATER dispersed wax
39e per bottle
HAWES FLOOR GLOSS, wipe it
on—see-it-shine ) .59c pint
MOODY'S LYE @ 2 tins 19c
KLENZI'NE , , .. @ 5c per pack
SELOX, 2 packages for 25c
GOLD DUST POWDER
6 packages for
Master and O.A.C. Laying Mash.
Eggs -lc extra for Trade.
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ST. THOMAS' ICHURCli3
;Services for Sunday, October '14—
Sunday .School and Bible- Class, 10
a.m.; Holy Communion, el aims; ser-
mon. topic, "'1eemlbers One of Anoth-
er." Evening service, 7 p.m., sermon
topic, "Sympathetic Understanding."
1The Rector will preach at both ser-
vices. All welcome. Oanon E. Apple -
yard, M.A., !Rector; Conon Austin
!Smith, assistant and choir imaster,
EGMONDVILLE CHURCH
Oct. 114th.-.11ll' a. m., 'Picture Book
Religion." 7 p,n,., senvice withdrawn
because of the Northside anniversary,
Reverend Charles Malcolm.
McKILLOP CHARGE
(Cavett Church, Winthrop, Bethel,
•DufPsI —Anniversary services at Ca-
vett Church at 111 a,m. and 7.30 p.nt,
Speaker. Rev, Dr, Mortimore of Au-
burn United Church, Dr. Mortimore
has served on the Foreign Mission
Field. Special music by the choir at
both services, Mfr, G. C. Rennie of
Seaforth :till Sime at the evening ser
u -
tare. t•:1t:1 services at Bethel and
25
Deft"s withdrawn for the day.) Com-
ing events—Mon., Oct. hath, Caret
Church fowl slipper and concert; Sun -
Oct, 211st, Bethel Church anniversary,
.nes: speaker. Rev. C, \\', Morrow,
S T L., of .Ailsa Craig; Moa„ Oct. 22
Pc,.:tel concert
A. C. noured0
PHONE 166
WINTHROP
Caven United Church, Winthrop.
Will Celebrate 59th Anniversary.—
Tearing the week of October Loth,
,Caren United Church, Winthrop, cel-
ebrate its fifty-ninth year as an org-
anized Church, On Sunday, October
914th special services will be held at
i1'1 a.m. and 7.30 pan. with Rev, Mort-
imore, D.D., as anniversary speaker,
Dr. Mortimore has served for many
years on the foreign mission field, is
now the pastor of Auburn United.
Church and he comes to us 'with a
varied and abundant •C'hristian exper-
ience I-Iis experience at home and
abroad has .brought him into touch
with people of every type. The choir,
with Miss E:dit'h Hillen presiding at
iihe organ will render special music at
both services, The choir has been
practising :fai'thfuely ,for the occasion
.and they will gladly offer their serv-
ices its song and praise.
!Its connection with the anniversary
a•fowl supper and :concert will 'be held
on Monday evening; 'October 11St.h,
Supper will be served from 6 to 8 o'-
clock, followed by a concert given by
the Lambeth concert company. con-
sisting of nine artists. The Lambeth
People provided the entertainment last
year at the Caven Church anniversary
,fowl supper. They presented their
programme before a large gathering
and everyone who heard them s'p'oke
so highly of the entertainment that
,the c'omaiietee in charge has arranged
to have then return to Caven Church
,for this year's Iowa supper. They Pro-
mise a new and varied .protgra,mme,
'consisting of numbers by the Double
/Mixed Qtarrtette, quartettes, solos
'and readings by Mrs. 'Sharon I filly,
their ,capable sand humorous ' entertain-
er. Ask .someone who was there last
year haw they enjoyed the programa
and you won't miss it this year.
1Tthe.IJadies of. Gauen ,Church, Win-
ithrop, have given fowl suppers if r
ANNOUNCEMENT
'The engagement is announced of
1=.:,Uel. daughter „f Mrs,
'Snell and the late Mr, John C. Snell,
of 'Exeter, Ont., to 'William A. Pat-
rick, of iToror.to, son of Mr. and Mlrs.
Montgomery tattle': of Seaforth. the
enarrieee :o take place. the latter part
of Octe,ber,
They have a record of long
stereling. \ itb a fowl supper such as
the .,Hies of Caven Church provide
and with such an excellent program
-.s the one to be presented by the
Lambeth people, all roads lead to
Caven Church. Winthrop, on Mon-
day. evening, October 115th.
Keep in mind the Bethel Church
anniversary to be held Sundae, Octo--
l:er '21st with Rev, C. W. Mroiroty,
S.T,L, of Ailsa Craig, .father of the
pastor of Bethel Church, as guest
speaker.
TO ADMINISTER TOXOID
•r'he ,Medical Officers of Health of
Seaforth, Tuckersmieh and Mc li11'op
are 'm'aking arrangements to adminis-
ter toxoid for prevention Of diphther-
ia to the children of pt'blic school age
and pre-school age of one year or
more, of those municipalities. Three
inoculations are given at intervals of
three weeks, !but only to those whose
parents desire it and only then after
the parent .or legal .guardian has sign-
ed' consent cards on forms that will be
supplied. Int is proposed. to give the
first inoculation on the occasion of the
annual visit of the Health Officer to
the schools and this will be free. Sub-
sequent inoculations will be given at
their offices and for this a fee of ?5.
cents will be charged for each of the
Lend end 3rd, as the service is at per-
sonal expense to the .Health Officer.
3'fo child, however, will be T. -dosed.
'The first 'inoculation alone will not
give protection.
'The co-operation of the school
tea'c'hers is being asked in distributing
consent cards and notices to the par-
ents and arrangements for the dates
of visits will be made through them
Parents are invited to be present at
the schools at these visits, and fuller
explanations will be made,
SHOWER
On Wednesday' evening, October
3, about seventy friends and neigh-
bors gathered at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. William Kruse to do honour to
Mise \Vinnie Kruse, a ,bride -elect of
early October. Cards and dancing
were indulged in till midnight, After
:Itch was served a prettily decorated
wagon filled with gifts was drawn in-
to the room by little Misses Shirley
Oldfield and Dorothy Tainan, Mr.
R, (3, Parke el Seaforth spoke on be-
half of the bride and her parents.
Dancing ivas resumed until the wee
,mall hours of the .ntcrninr,
MISS MCNAUGHTON
NI1ss Margaret McNanghton,
highly rc.,a r. 1 reside f Es
t:onrini lt, passed ..Way on Monday,
Oct, Salt, at the age of ,e) ,tiffs. Her
demise oceans d .. 'he 'dome o1• her
brother, Mfr, John Mc\ t.tg:1ton, not
23, con, L, R. S., Tuc:.ers:pith,
about three 'aceks age:' Miss lic-
Nau,thton 'sent to he._ brother's home
car Brucetie'ei whet'... site often spent
the winter. and a few clay's later he -
cattle severely 111, For some year- site
t.m1 her sister..the 'late Mrs, Mary
Smith,.. i-.;1 in E.onioniv:l:e, their
residence over :ink the rifer. 1 :ac-
tic.ally all her life ',rte.; spent in
Ttterec smith w- she .came from the
vicinity of Dundas with her parents
when quite yonng.. She is 'somites.
Uv i•ne hr tier', \lr. Jehn McNa:]ga-
u t:, Tn•ke-rsm:t•t. frim whose :lone
1 private funeral was heli on Wed-
•ne,day after:1..cat, conducted by Ret•,
W. A, !Bremner of Brucetield, The
service at the -fat ide in Egmond-
rille cemetery was c rdnate J by Rev.
C. A. Malcolm of Egmondviac. The
pallbearers were Thos. Chapman, C.
Flenrchutz, Alex. Gordon, John Mur-
ray, Thos, Kay and T. Dayman,
Views of the scene of the •tragic accident on 'Sunday night where Wiil-
tiam Bierry, of: ;B;rucelfie]'d, was iki'lfe:f when ;his car crashed into elle end
of 'Ude cement !bridge, on the Mili road albtoult ,two miles east of ,Brtace-
1fie41d'. One side o'f t4ne bridge was brokenby the •limpadt and is leaning
outward..This 'bridge has figured en lees serious accidents on 'previous
oocasions.
INSTALLATION
The installation of officers of Fidel-
ity Lodge, 1.O,tO.F ., was held on
'eVednesdey evening last when the
'folldwieg took office: N.G., M. Mc-
Kellar; Vice G., F. H'atiburn; sec., A.
Westcott; fin. sec, Robert Smith;
treas., W. J. Williams; chaplain, W.
H. Golding; warden, Ed. Mole; eon-
ductor, John Rintoul; right sup. N.C.,
Jahn Docherty; !elft sup. N'G, E.
!Goethe; LS. vice G., Russell Dor-
lance; L,S. V,'G., Chester Henderson;
Inside Guard, J. Quail,
Dist, Deep, G.M. Brother Tichb'orne
ai 'Goderich and his staff officiated.
'Brief remarks were made by visiting
brethren, followed by a social hour
and lunch. Visitors were present from
IBrucellield, Goderich, Clinton, Exeter,
!Listowel and Preston,
ELECT OiFFICERS
!The Seaforth Collegiate Institute
'Literary Society elected the following
officers for the year at their organiza-
tion meeti'n,g this week: President,
!Fletcher Whitmore; let vice, Dorothy
Golding; dramatic con., D. 1i. Stew-
art; literary, Betty Smith; musical,
RReg. Pzyce; program, Frank 'Sills;
Sec.-treas., Horace Rutledge; re-
porter, Ted Southgate,
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of Seaforth
Highlanders Band was held Tuesday
evening, 'October otlt in the .band
room. The following officers were el-
eeted: Hein, President, le. •11. Golding
MM.P., Dalton L. Reid; President, \\hn.
Kerr; Vice I'ree., E. Rennie; Sec,-
Treas., Cha -,Stewart; property com-
mittee, D. S:'.ls i Chairman), Arthur
(;c:din::, \\'e::^ser Sc,tt: working con„
John Cerrin„ (Chairman). Basil Dun-
can, G rd,.n Rennie, E. Duncan; aud-
itors, Mi. R. Rennie, •Dat:,:at Reid.
rhe .att.'ti .. ehecgue to
lh e .re'.n,cr' t i the senior band bat'-
in.1 're :tc. lance was made by the
secrenry belr,li of the hand to.
Evan R`
.. . \\-alter Scott and Wm..
Kerr. Wm, Deacon presented a medal
to R v Ok,. .vinner of the atten-
dance prize the f':aior band, Pree-
ieent Were Kerr, -.vho was re-elected
to -. c t -. e year, reviewed
the years .. ,attics and repor:s were
give • '):' th,t, committees showing- a
sonic -'a: :year. The ttieetir.0 a,lfourn-
e•1 t-, t''z Olympia for a '7.lnquet.
\f -yo. Stitherland pr, ',sc 1 ...e toast
, the ':'n, v t.r'.i tilt respon„:ed 10
Save the King.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY
Tee V, t i People's le Society of
North S' le I nice i Church he'd their
e:1• •gee'.•.- , 'fnt•s,lat evening
0: • 9;'t. C)to the absence of
MP- 1,-:,e, Kr:•hter. Missionary. con-
vener, \li- \'e . Mole had charge
, f t i r . a•n. 'I"te meeting opened
tet tet after ',;'sigh Mr. Sam Scott
le 1 t Y,•r. The Scripture lesson,
.15th i to, i t. tare:: by Mr. Melville
Misses Genevieve Hawkins
:rt Zetta *t t.t:c,1, favored u= with r.
'.:,t t, -Tee Old-faeitinne l )1eeting,"
:r anied on the piano by 21ise
Laura 3.1:,:e. After singing hymn 202
Mr .Kenneth Tacksen very ably took
the , How to lice a more Valid
Lite. which proved very instructive.
after singing hymn 87 and repeating
the Mlizpah benediction the ,meeting
w•ae bron:ht to a erase.
FATAL ACCIDENT
The .community was shocked to
learn of the death of William 'Ferry
of iBruce,freid on Sunday night, when,
returning home from Seaforth, his
car collided with the concrete bridge
on the Mill Road known as Reid's
'bridge, less than two and a half miles
east of Brucelfleld. Mr. Merry has op-
erated a 'transport truck in the die -
trice for a number of years and was
well and favorably known.
Mr. Berry was alone in the car
and no one sate the accident occur;
however a Mitchell car coming east
on the It1111 Road found the victim a
few inonients after the !occurrence.
The car had struck the right hand
abutment. rwnutg over to the south-
west corner and turned completely
around, facing ttownards 'Seaforth, and
:14'r, Berry was lying on the bridge,
one of the :wheels resting on his
tshoullden, eye-waltnesses state. There
were ,three men and two women in
the Mitchell car, and they at once
,went to his aid, to release hi?r1.
Mr. and Mrs. A•indrete, Moore and
family, returning front IBIrucefield,
came along a few minutes later and
also aided. the doctor was phoned
Our Diamond Department is always at your service.
Here you will find only first class Diamonds of clear
and sparkling brilliancy and at prices that will appeal
to your pocket book very strongly indeed.
Our Diamond Room affords 'you the privacy so much
desired, in order that you may make your selection
undisturbed and at your leisure,
Apes SHOP AT avec
bANTAUGEb
IT PAYS
Phone 194
Res, 10
for from Alex. Wright's, one of the
neighbors; the Richardsons were not
at home -at the time.•
It le understood. that death was
due to a deep gash at the -side of ]ti.
bead, The unfortunate man passed
away 'w'ithout regaining • conscious-
ness shortly after the arrival of med-
ical aid. The coroner was called• and
also trite Provincial authorities- from
Goderich and et was decided :n in-
quest w'as not neee, nary.
"Traffic was detoured for some time
until tite car was removed ]: Can the
bridge, being brought to Seaforth;
altd to- Bruceiield Wed. evening,
1t ie said that miracnl t•h• no. - 1 e•
wae hr, ke e its the ear; the emergencY
brake lead been set.
'I)ecease,l, wh,i' cans its h'a 4211+1
year, was a soli of Mfrs. Berry :old
the kite James Berry of Truce:lee',
and vas a former resident of Ege
men dvil:e, his parents Stavin_' lived
on the :at'ttt now vwrie,.i by Scott
Cluff, -later Moving to the 1. omeo',
I:e.ad, and f.•r some year', 1101 lived
a: Bracc6eld. IIe i. 'survived by his
nt„ater. The fttnt•ral took place - lit
Tuesday a:ternbon- to Pairl'c cem-
etery.
COUNCIL MINUTES.
The regular monthly , t,, to .
the t5w'n council was he,.l oe I
day ecettine with all :member ,•re-
'ert except Councillors 1 1t,,.
ani Broderick.
It was decided to hold a meeting
Thursday night ;o meet 0 representa-
tive of the C.F,M, interests,
The Mayor reported- an inquiry re
the ilonr mill from an American
firm. t
A deputation from the Badminton
'Chill was present asking for the use
of the third floor of the town hall
again this winter. After discussion
this was agreed to. -
RRceve Crosier reported that the
streets committee is digging up two
blocks of strain on John street as
some of the cellars just west of Main
st. are flooded, A nix inch tile will be.
replaced by S -inch, The committee
reported that Silver Creek is now
clean in the town limits, The Reeve
recommended that crushed stone be
kept at the back of the town hall for
repair work on the streets.
The property committee reported
that the Campbell Memorial Foun-
tain is here but has not been Placed
owing to sone of the interested par-
ties. not being in agreement as to a
Ate. A sign Clerlee Office,” has
been placed in the window o: Mr.
1\'ilsott u t c at the town hall.
Mayor h,ttherlattd outlined relief
Matters for the coming winter. Mu-
iticipalities will still pay one-third,
the 'balance to hit-An/Tiled by Pre-
..1.!1
ro- 1 a l).,nu t., .1 Governments,
An adult ,s tt„w defined as anyone
eighteen years or over.
Cont: of Revision was set for No-
- 1t.,n't;r .,r,
11 a , re':,netcd that -about eight
n -e :e 'cuy' wth
ing steady' at e
the hell.
\-v.eelutie tt trent the City of
eeen 1.,.r was tabled, also another re-
1:1tt ,n from. Hamilton •sheat relief
..\ von Chests was 1:-cltssed front a
tieeme lit oi the to,00', interest: in
e, rpt ,,f the. property being ,'11.
if.. i rtes
Moved by W. \\'. Crosier -L. h.
11.,:..11, that the Council rent the
r. ,rm t., the Badminton Club and
gene., according t, the agreement
the same with exception of
1, tmeil fleeting nights.
\1 ver1 r L, el. -d -w', W.
Crosier. ier. t.tat the report the fin-
aree be passel as read: ,las. V. Ryan
';'11'51:1 lilt'. A. \'7 lit;• 14. Shied
Stalin Thos. Sterey. See;. Earl Ross,
o acs 14.:25 att'.d 7.eel; hetttninicot
box rent, $(i; Bell E, and
1 C.e, C Thos. Mine, etle joint
:Purcell $118 .7%; Bell Tc1. Co.*$9.26;
J. 3. Huy and $15• Geo. A. Sills &
-Sous, $051 Can Nat. Rye., $'let?;
Earl Ros-s 1oitn Purcell $5; Pub-
lic 'School Board, 5I'/111:); Seaforth.
Collegiate Institute Board, 55,200;
-Seaforth Agricultural Soc'y, $60' Jo-
seph Cooper, hay, $31120; D. C. War-
wick, ea)b0; •John Cum -ming, wages,
' Jos A. Storey, 5211.70.
Moved by 1. 'Hudson -RR, 1V. E:ber-
dhart, that this council adjourn till
Thursday night, 0.ct. 111.
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Anniversary Services
North Side United Church
SEAFORTH
Sunday, October 14th
Np.�,
1'�7yA'
THE MINISTER
REV. . a A. CARMICHAEL
Will Preach Both Morning and Evening
MORNING --11 a.m, Subject "ARE 'CHURCHES NECESSARY”
ANTHEM :Blessed be the Name of the Lord
MALE QUARTETTE Peace Be Still
Dr, F. .'Burrows, E. 'C.'Cham:berlain, E. 13. Close, J. iA, :Stewart
A'NF)MTH The Everlasting Strength
EVENING -7 p,m,, Subject, "FRIENDSHIP"
,ANTHEM Hail the Power of Jesus Name
Soloist -Mrs. T. A. 'CarmichaelMALE QUARTETTE The Wayside Cross
ANTHEM Hast Thou Not Known
SOLO Soloists—Miss Mabel Turnbull, 1Mr, 8. J. ScottMrs. T. A. 'Carmichael In The Garden