The Seaforth News, 1934-12-20, Page 54.:itis J:' I•
`THURSDAY,,DEC. 20, '1934.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
A 'Berg fliirrrts Tlitristntas to unzt ail!
CHRISTAS SPECIALS
ITEMS FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK
2 TINS
SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE
'CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S CATSUP
14 OZ.
MIXED NUTS ALMONDS, FILBERTS,
WALNUTS, BRAZILS
TOMATO JUICE, 10% OZ.
CHOICE PEACHES AND PEARS, 2'sq.
NEW SAIR DATES
2 LBS.
5 TINS
EACH
3 LBS.
19c
15c
33c
25c
20c
19c
MoCormick's Mona Cocoanut Wafers, Dainty and Small
Mincemeat
!Heinz Cooked Spaghetti, medium
Hillcrest Shortening, l's
Post's Minute Tapioca
Large Sweet Santa Clara Prunes
Royal York Coffee
16 oz.
3 rolls
2 tins
per lb.
per lb.
lb.
2 lbs.
2 tins
2 lbs.
2 pkgs.
2 lbs.
l's
!Superior Baking Powder, 8 oz. --15c;
Interlake Toilet Paper
Aylmer Diced Carrots, 2'sq.
Schneider's Breakfast Bacon
Schneider's Pure Pork Sausage
17c
25c
27c
23c
25c
25c
39c
25c
25c
23c
28c
20c
CHRISTMAS TABLE DELICACIES -
California Grapes 2 lbs.
McLaren's Jelly Powders 5 pkgs.
Shirriff's Lushus Jelly Powders 3 pkgs.
Derby Cheese, halves, spreads or slices 2 pkgs.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Christmas •Cartons in 6's-
12 oz. -2 bottles -25c; ........ 30 oz. -each
plus bottles.
Lealand Queen Olives 19 oz:
Lealand Stuffed Olives 10 oz.
Eating Figs, 8 oz. cello wrapped pkg.
Texas. Seedless Grapefruit 5 for
25c
25c
25c
25c
20c
25c
25c
10c
25c
CHRISTMAS CANDY-
Crystal Creams, Royal Mixed, Light Cut Rock and
Chocolate Drops lb. 19c
Satin Mixed Candy, fruit flavours lb. 15c
Ganong's or Supertaste Assorted Chocolates, Christmas
Wrapped 3 lb. box 79c
Bonnie Mixed Candy 2 lbs, 25c
Fresh Roasted Peanuts t 2 lbs, 19c
Christmas Cigars, Cigarettes, etc., Fruits, Vegetables.
"Most Everythin :"
Ross d. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
Phone 8
Phone
77
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
-and-
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WAALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license,
`Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
Season's
Greetings
to All
A. D. Sutherland
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Conveyancing,' Real Estate, Etc.
DIED
'Cameron. -in 'ET ullctt, on Tuesday,
'Dec. 11S 19134, janet Scott, wife of
;the late David Cameron of 'London,
M her 516th year.
The ftmeral will be held from the
2iolme o9 •lar. Thos, J. Mr Al'chael,
Lot 3, con, 3, tI-Iulleut, on Thursday,'
Dec. 301th, service at 2 p,m. 'Interment
in Sunshine Cemetery, Morris.
A. Y. P. A.
!n meeting of the rA.Y,IP„A. was
'held on ,Tuesclay evening, (Dec. 1311,
at 5,115 with th,c president, (Prank
' !A
r-
thr oldin the chair. 'The meeting ot-
enedby
singing hymn number 713, fol-
lowed by the Lord's prayer. The se's•
•rotary read the minutes of the last
Season's Greetings !
The happiest .Christmas you ever
knew.
'.I'he brightest year that has come to
you,
The greatest namber of dreams come
true,
This is the wish,- we wish, to all our
Friends and Customers, who helped
to make the year of 1934 -a success
for ns. if we can be of any assistance
to you by selling you the finest
!Guernsey Milk and Cream, from test-
ed cows, that can be produced, -the
best flavored potatoes that can be
grown, -or the strongest cement
silo that can be built 1
.Call at our farm or phone 34-6716-
revers.e call if necessary---abd we will
help to make 191315 a success to you in
(Wealth, Wealth and Happiness.
THE HUGILLS' DAIRY AND
POTATO FARMS
J. E. Hugill, Manager. ,Phone 34-616
COME
TO THE ANNUAL
ROX I
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Entertainment
nmen
t
Thurs., Dec. 20
AT 8 P.
M.
A Good Time for Everybody
Full Program. Santa Claus
FOURTH ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS
DANCI3
Tues., Dec. 25
AT DUBLIN
TONY PARR and His Grange.
Cafe Orchestra
9-2 A.M.
'Gents 5101c, T..taches 255
meeting; 'these were adopted as' read,
The business -part of .4he meeting
then took place.
WJI1 the members ,please take not-
ice rltat' fhe meetings will be held on
the second and !fourth 'Tuesdays o.f
each month
The business 'being .convicted a
•sorciai Thou was spent hy the mem-
bers and lunch eras •served. •
Ch istniasti e; •tad the w'cva•drous
story,
0' a manger stal or a cradle bed;
While angels sang from heights of
glory,
'At c1 a star shone oyer an humble shed
TI e Wise _Alen 'hastened rich gifts to
proffer,
CIe Alfiother leant o'er her ,Bub
\\'ho smiled;
('hr itmastidel and again we offer
11lomage and love to the Little Child
e
TOWN TOPICS. -
T he • statutory meeting of the town.
council was held on Saturday morn-
ing, 1Jec.-115,th. The onfy business be-
fore Council was the reviewing -of the
preliminary financial statement.
AIr. and Mrs, J, L. •Kerr have mov-
ed to their new •residcnre un North
Alain .street,
\ bale (,1 440 lbs. was contributed
by the Oon en s missionary societies,
junior institutes and others, - iu re-
sponse to the appeal from Riche
Percce, Sask., for clothing.
Mr, and. Mrs, :Armstrong and Mar-
garet of if ensall were visitors in town
at Tnesrlay•
Aliso Alargaret Armstrong hrc ac-
cepted a position as teacher at Sut-
ton West, duties to begin Jan, 3.
Mr lake Sproat of Temaganai is
spending Chri tnias here,
At the Sunday evening. service in
,tit, 'Thomas' Church Rcv, °anon
\ppleyard offered felicitations to
Rev. Canon •Austin Smith, who ob-
served the 47th anniversary of his or-
dination. •After the service the choir
stet and exp•ressed their kind wishes
to \Ir. Smith who is choir master,
Conan Smith was ,ordained by Bishop
Lewis in 1,537 in Christ Church Cath•
-
edral in Ottawa
Air. Toho Clark and son (antes, of
•Parte visited Miss U •Robison, It
r' some !ears since Mr. Clark was in
SeafortJi, 'I -Ie is a former resident of
Hallett.
Miss E. McDougall, R. 1., of De-
troit is spending a few days over
Chri turas with Mr. and lies. Henry
Hog 'Irth.
Air ti orgc Topping, commercial
traveller of Winnipeg, who has been
tisiting Mrs. Topping and Miss A[,
ae•abison, leaves shortly to take a pos-
ition in Hamilton.
Mrs, A. Carter spent a few days
in tRockw't>oti where her parents cele-
brated their diamond• wedding an -
n iter .'art's
Air. Will !Brine left (Wednesday to
'pend several days with friends in
Windsor.
Misses Wilnta and :lbbte'Seip went
to Bay City Mich., to attend the
funeral of Mrs. {Dr.) IH, Bristow, for=
merly Miss Dorothy Robinson of
Seaforth, -
ANNUAL MEETING OF Y.W.A.
'rite annual meeting 01 the Mae
Lane Auxiliary was held Mlonday ev-
ening. Dec. 11th at the home of bliss
Fennell, After the singing g g of several
C'hristouts hymns, the meeting was
given over to Mrs. Christie's circle
which provided a very interesting
•-
prograuinte of musical numbers by
Alloses Margaret Crich and \fart'
•Bar,
1 bcr
and a Christmas story by
•Alta I
erne
. The
President, Hiss
'Wood, then took charge of the busi-
ness, It was decided that the Auxil-
iary should assist in collecting and
packing a bale of clothing for the vil-
lage of Roche Percee in Saskatche-
wan. As a result of a vote by the
member. Mfrs Reid, Afis's Gillespie
and Mrs• Close were chosen as life
members for this year.
The minutes cf the last annual
meeting tt
w
'; crc
then read and adopted,
Reports were received froth the Sec-
retary, Treasurer, Literature and
(F101..ver Secretaries, The nominating
committee next read their list of of-
ficers recommended for the following
year, This slate was unanimously ad-
opted incl ,con isted of: Honoran.
•President Mrs. Carmichael, Past
(President, Airs. Savauge; preside,nt•,
Miss Wood; vice .president 71Pr;, ,Wm,
(Barber; secretary, Airs. Bechely;
treasurer, .Miss Ethel Beattie; Liter-
ature Secretary, Aliso Maybelle ,Rands
Strangers' seoretaries, Mrs, Chan,b-
erl:ain ,and hies, Weed mar press
secretary, Mrs. Snell; assistant ;o.-ess
secretary, Miss 'Fennell; Missionary
M[onth•ly secretary, Mfrs, Currie; pi-
anist; \[iss Mary Barber; ass°scant,
Mrs.
IIo
gagth, convener of lower
committee, Mrs. Reed; conveecr of
social committee, Miss 'McLean; cap-
tains of circles, Airs, Moffat, 3'1rs,
Christie, 'Mrs. Hogarth, Mrs, Serene.
•Corresp'ondin'g Secretary, Anne Mc-
Nay.
CHRISTMAS REPORT
SEAFOIRTH PUBLIC SCHOOL
Following is the report of Seafor'th
,Public School by classes. A -First
Class' !Honours, B -Second Class
Honours. C—Pass. D -Below Pass,
Names in order of, merit,
Room I,
Sr, IV, -!A1 -'Elva Sutidercock,
Clara Dolmage, Helen Edler, Marion
Ibbotson, Zetta Dunlop, (Ferre Dun-
lop, Carolyn Holmes, equal) Anna
Dennis,
•13-1Leone Hotham, George Welsh,
Betty M[oLeod, Mae Hodgson, Doris
Hopi, Viola Dolniage, Heleat Swan.
C -!Evelyn Carmichael, Bill Waim-
sley, Bob Barlow, Genevieve Haw1
Jr, I\':-
A- IIelau lfoffat, Ruth joynt,
Frank Golding, Donald -Scott, Marg-
aret Fletcher Lois McGavin, .Bruce
=Wright,
B.-ll3arbara Best, Sterling Hab-
kirlc, Richard Box, Joe Smith, Stuart
C. -Grace Gillespie, Leonore ,Edler,
Marion Sciater, Alma Elliott, Ruth
Mci airs.
!.U -,Jack Moore, Roy Kerr, Alex.
Baker, Margaret Barlow,
Mased exams--tFloyd Pinkney,
Peter B. Moffat, Principal,
Room II.
Senior I'11,-,
-Lois Wright, Lorne Ibbotson,
Allan Suudercaick jean Mills. Mild-
red Shan, 1-!yld.•t Itoss, Charles
\\"out!, :Audrey Nell:trio, - Doris Bar-
low-, Scott Kerr, jack Elliott, Marg-
aret 1'ludson,
tB.-"font \\'ilhee, John Sproule, ls- .
bel .Ale Kellar, Reg. I?olntage; Kath-
leen Holmes, Thelma Dolutage, Ken-
neth Southgate, Clarence \\'esteott,
Alary Wood, ,iim Southgate,
C. -,Kenneth Reid, •Irene Mowbray,
Charli:. Case.
D.--131111 Fralser, Jack C'amerc,n,
Iielen Fraiser.
Ali. 1E, Turnbull,
Room III,
\ \Vi'unifred Rt,. ell, .\hyv„nuc
\1o+re, Fred Welton!, 1larry- Scott,
'Helen Hodgson.
'I, -Dorothy Fletcher,- Fergus 13e1
Margaret l ethick, jean Currie, Lill-
ian Southgate, Mary Geddes.
C--Doruthp Williams, un Clifford
Ross, Vernon Hopi Stanley Hill.
!D. -Richard Eisler, Kenneth Keat
Mg, Margaret Dale, Reid :Allen, Le
Oke, F.rina Fletcher, Dorothy IIowc.s
:Auris Dunlop, DenaJd Wood. Marg
aret Edler. Bert P,:arlow.
Mande AI. Henry.
Room IV.
\.--(\Vilma Hay, (Janie Moffat
Dorothy Snaith, equal). Joan Ale
.Baster, Marguerite Wcsteott, ,teat
Swan, .Alvin .i-lopf.
'1' Violet Duper, Frank Mills
'Harrison Sproule. Marjory •folding
Leslie Ritchie, George Hildebrand
Ruth Anderson, ,jack Eisler,
'C. -Neil Hopper, Evelyn Venus.
:Albert Venus., Billie \Wilbee, Beth
,\Valmsley, skrnhur Fraiser, Isabelle
Case,
D. -Betty Dunlop, Ross 'Montgom-
ery, Jacqueline O'Dell, Jack Fralser,
Clarence Reeves. -
llissed examinations, Doris Venus
and Aubrey Baker,
71. M. Bell.
- Room V.
c\.-d'atricia Bechely, Afarj,hrie Mc-
Kenzie, ('1-Ieleu timith, jean \Vright,
equal),
Harriet Russell, Helen Car-
michael.
41 -(Stephen Williams, Dan Grunt-
mett Anna Woods, Kenneth Hart,
Marion -71.cGarin,
�'
c alae.
cu Anderson, coon,. Wallace Hol-
lingsworth,
IoI-
lin sy ,
g vtrth, Lorna.
Dale, Kenneth
Jfowibray, Beverly Beaton.
ID Prnest Clarke, Donelda Haw-
kins,
law-
kin Marion Bakins, jack 1[akuts,
Dori Eisler.
Missed exams -:Donald' Ross, 13 1
by ,Humby, 1 H ,Elder.
Room VI -
2.. - Gordon Wilson, on, Donald
Thorne, Billy Sproule Fraser Swan,
(!Lenora 1-Iabl irk, Donald ll nn n,
equal), Doris Ferguson, Joyce \3'il-
bee,
IP--I[I:arold Ross, Louise Case, Ri-
chard Froin, John Edler.
C-iEleatuor Weaver Betty Clarke,
!Edna •Fraiser, Jean Barlow, Rhoda
Iieacoot,` Tonttny Fletcher, Peggy
Trapnell,
ID-43ruce Dupes, 'Glen Cameron,
Earl Robinson, Charlie Venus,
)R. S. Thompson,
1,
Announcement
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GET YOUR HAIR DRIED THE
QUICK 'WAY
FINGER 'WAVING 50c,
MARCEL'LING 50c
SHAMPOO 35c
BELCANO ANiO FACIAL 50c
SURFACE WAVE',25c
DOROTHY SUTHERLAND
AND
PHONE 152 -J
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SEAFOPTh
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Vi -Co
HOT_Natures Night Cap
The distinctive feature of Vi -Co is that it is !based on a syrup
in which, through the use of yeast, there is incorporated the valuable
Vitamin B. It is closely estimated that % pint of Vi -Co Chocolate
Milk contains the equivalent in Vitamin B to one cake of ordinary
household yeast, Its action builds up the appetite with the resulting
disappearance of irritable, nervous and fretful conditions, especially in
children. It is a perfectly balanced beverage. Many of the child spec-
ialists in the medical profession strongly recommend the use of one
quart per day per child, Many children do not like the taste of milli;
Vi -Co overcomes all milk flavor objections. Some people have the
opinion that Vi -Co is made with skim milk, because they see no
cream on the top of the bottle. The reason for this is, that in cooking
this drink, it is heated to 195 deg. and held for 20 minutes, while be-
ing quickly agitated, which causes the butter fat to be broken up
and held in suspension.
We recommend Vi -Co -HOT for cold weather. Vi -Co is ready for
instant use -just heat in any vessel to scalding point and serve.
Vi -Co is economical -one cup satisfies because of the rapid as-
similation of its nourishing ingredients into the blood stream.
After meals, after school, after winter sports and before retiring,
the suitability of Vi -Co as a HOT beverage is unexcelled.
We still have a few of our useful Art Calendars left, so anyone
purchasing $1.00 worth of Vi -Co or mills tickets may have one,
MAPLE LEAF DAIRY
JOS. GRUMMETT,
PHONE 251 r 31
SEAFORTH, ONT.
MRS. THOMAS HENDERSON
The death occurred on Sunda
Dec. loth at the home of her son -in -
w, Alt
\\. I.'Macintosh, Centre
street, of Margaret Dickson a ver,
highly- esteemed resident and widow
of the late Phorias Henderson in her
eighty-fifth year. Six weeks ago Mss.
Henderson had the misfortune to fall
and fracture her right arm. She was
taken to the Scott Memorial I-lospit-
al.:\fter two weeks site was removed
to the borne o1 her daughter, Airs,
Macintosh, and appeared to improve.
but later serhaus complications set in
which protect fatal. Airs. Henderson
was born in Roxboroughshire, Scot-
land, and come with her parents, Mr.
and Airs, George Dickson. to this
country in I50. They settled on the
5th concession of 31c'Killop where
she lived until her marriage to Alr.
Thomas 'I3eiderson in 14974 when
y
the, went to reside on the 10th con-
cession of McKillop where they re-
intined for twenty.4five years, after-
wards moving to the '5th concessiot
of Hullett. In 1910 they retired to
Sea.fortla w•herc Mr. Hendersondie(
in •]xh Mrs. Henderson was beloved
by t large circle of friends because
of her fine Christian character and
kindly disposition. She was a valued
nnember ni Northside United and a
life member
ancl one
,
rte e t the Honorary
norary
ire ideut. of the Women's Mission-
ary \tixiiary. Surviving are her
daughter, Airs. \V. 1 Macintosh, also
two sisters, Airs. W. E. Btoadioot.
ISe tforth, and Airs, 'W. 5. IBroadfoot,
Tuel ersmith, and one brother, \•fr.
George Dickson of lfelKillop The
funeral, which was private took
place on 'Tuesday afternoon, 'Dec, 1S,
from the residence of her son-in-law,
Alr \\•, .J. Maclnto h :Rev. 1'. A.
Carmichael of ('otthcide 'United
Church officiated and gave an ap-
propriate address 'from Psalm 35,
verse '14, 'I. bow down heairily as nue
that mourneth for his mother, the
love of a norther exemplifying the
love of •.God Interment was made
in11e
t A'' -I
artlinob � •-
.u,
1. cemetery.
The
pallbearers were her nephews Tames
(Henderson, John - Henderson, Ivy
!Henderson, Earl (Dickson, ;Rose
!Broad -foot and George : Roberton.
2cniiong- the relatives front a .distance
attending the funeral were Dr, and
lilts•J. ;lr. Hossack and Miss Doro-
thy lHos'sack, Innerkip, Air, and Airs.
S. Broadioot, London; Mr. and Mrs,
'George Roberton and daughter, Miss
Helen Roberton, of Clinton:
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY
y. On Tnesclay evening, g, Dec, nth,
the Young. People's League of North
:Side United Church held their annual
White Fitt Christmas tree. The meet-
ing opened by singing a Christmas
by stn after which Rev. lir. Carmich-
ael led in prayer. Selections were gi-
ven by the Suscday` School orchestra.
-lar, Sant Scott, chairman, then wel-
comed the visitors in his usual pleas-
ing manner. ,\ chorus, "Jingle Bells”
was sung by the boys of the league,
The -following musical program was
enjoyed by all: A duet by Helen
Crich and Margaret Beattie; duet by
Pat Beeliely and Helen Carmichael
solo by L C. Chamberlain; quartette,
"Holy Night," Messrs. Chamberlain,
Close, Stewart, Dr, Burrows; a selec-
tion by the Rigatoni trio; reading,
.Donna Mole. A Christmas play, en-
titled, "T'hc Story of Old Bethlehem”
was
chit•
taken en
by fourteen members
of the league. The following, were the
character Zerah Ethel Storey; et' .lfo-
t Cher, Vera hole; Grandpa Slant
Scott; Uncle Nabor; Jack Stevens;
1 ••Ruth, Labelle Hawkins; Joseph,
Clifford ti Ca
tun c
t hi
ci
Shepherds, AJ -
ma Leitch Rhea Ross, Margaret
!Beattie; Strangers, Earl Drover, Roy
-Ross; \Vise se Alen, Melville Shannon,
Tack Cht a ,a, Allan Keys; angel,
DramC ,
t la pies
ance!
e !
WINTHROP HALL
Thurs. Dec. 27
Admission 25c
• STAG
EUCHRE
EGMONDVILLE HOCKEY
CLUB
At Finnigan's Vacant Store on
Thurs.
D
@C.
27
GOOD PRIZES. COME ALL.
Admission 2.15c.