The Seaforth News, 1937-12-09, Page 1tA'll the bells of he'av'en utay. ring,
All the birds of heaven may sing.
All the well, on earth nr.ty .:firing,
An the winds on earth }nay 'bring
All sweet sounds together.
Sweeter far than all things heard,.
Karp of harper, tone Alf 'bird,
Sounds cif woods at sundown stirred,
'SA%elhfn , ;Water's winsome worn,
Wind in warm wan weather,
he SeaforthNe
HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
and strong and beef and light,
Very :sound of •very light
Heard from morning's rosiest ;height,
When tilt son] of all delight
Fills a child's clear laughter.
:110 golden -created wren
Were a nightingale—Why, then,
Something seen and heard of men
Might be 'half as sweet as when
Laiighs a child of seven.
—i; wi nl)trr n e.
WHOLE SERIES, VOL, 59, No. 49.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1937
Phone 84.
$11 a year.
Laundry Soap
8 BARS
25c
CAU'STZC SODA:—Loose, ib. . ,10c
CLASSIC CLEANSER.-
2 tins .... .....9c
B 'WES' ALMOND ICING.—
Tin 25c
APPLE, STRAWBERRY JAM. -
25c
25c
32 oz, jar
DA DES. -2 lbs,
PITTED DATES. -2 lbs.
23c
PRUNES. -3 lbs. 25c
SEEDED RAISINS. -2 lbs. .. ,29c
FRUIT SUGAR -3 lbs. .. , , 25c
PORK and BEANS. :Small size
4 ti25c
SODA BISCUITS. -2 lbs. 25c
PLUSHO,—Cleans toilet bowls,
@ per can 190
GLAUBER SALTS, -6 lbs, 25c
SULPHUR. -6 lbs. for 25c
IUTASTER'S FEEDS have few equals
and no superiors—try them and
be convinced.
C. RoutIede
Phone 166
Northside United Church
Re '1'. \, t"arntiehael. All inter.
iltl :0: tn., .nhjee1. "The 'Longest
'Wo,. It lnti,I."
7 'pint, \ .service of sang and
thought, 0•11 the hymns. S.S. at 2.30
ENGAGEMENT
Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Nutt of !Hal
lett wish to agnlounce the 'engage-
ment of their daughter 'Winifred Ru -
della .to Wallace "Ward 'Knox, young-
est son of Mrs. Knox and the late
George d nox of LTarlock, the mar-
riage to take place in 'Decem'ber.
ENGAGEMENT.
\lr. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson
Hutchinson of VValke(ville umrnutcc
the engagement of their daughter,
Ito, faith to Mr. William Gipson
White, ,on of Mos White, Seaforth,
and the late Ernest Winfield White,
the wedding' to take place in St.
\la t 1 s Church, Wall<crviilr, on Mots
dip. December 277th.
C.W.L.
\ very interesting report cif the
November activities of the Catholic
\Vorn'''s d.eagne is as read at the
monthly meeting iiy Mrs. 1), Sh:00:-
han, .111c. Sec. :\nnlher appeal was
received from the \Vest and it waa.
deckled to fordrard a box as early as
possible, :Arrangements ,were :.then
completed for the annual rltatri'htttiou
of Christmas Cheer.
C.N.R. CROSSING IS SCENE
OF SERIOUS ACCIDENT
The orae) friends of .\'l r. A. 1',
Runtied:1e Son forth nu^rrhant, are
glad to know that he is rt.,,vet•ing
nicely from ininrles received 111 a
crust -I.:0 the .C:N.11. crussina on Alain
street un \1.0101. shortly before one.
Rt,utlerlm.'s car collided .title a
freight train and was dragged :boat
forty fee{ nest low ard- the station.
being b:o11s damaged 11r. 'Tt ifihd„t
'sa- taken from the 11reelagc and re-
moved to Scott' \lemurial (Hospital
1\11,•00 it (vas •foun(1 first his 1114,s1 ser
ions 011111011 0 consisted of four frae:tnr-
cd tibs and a bail gt.h oter his 3.30
In N -racy examination revealed that
there was no frachn•e of tilt .krill, as
was at 'first fearer(. - -
\lr.43.otttled•;e nos 4ri,i1,0..,null on
11:611 street %then tate accidrnl ocr.Ut•r-
-11. The way freight (vas in charge of
Conductor L. `Gree and ,Engineer W.
1'11010 41 both of Stratford.
Van Hell and \\ llt.un Smith erre
on the -sidewalk an one side of the
tt.t, 6. Gordon Muir and John Flan-
nery of town, and Teter fete sen of
1', icersii 1th erreat,,, near the track
when Si' accident tn., urred.
\1c r,. 'fury 'Denson :e and \Villiam
Kerr of Mehl:llop ,lrov' up behind
the Petersen ear jut as the accident
ice irreel. Mr. Routledge was rushed
to the 101 114al in the 1:)orranee ear.
ROBBERY ATTEMPT SEEN BY
FORMER CLINTON GIRL
W. h
1,110,11 thi ty numbers and visitors
i111.0n1.ed the t'Vom0n'a 1tutitutt'- he1d.
al the home of \irs, '',Tames \l. scot'
101) \\ e dn''da} <eftermi n. ::1lrs. Chas,
tKts, ,+resided. 'J'ie'ending ripened
to, ue.gin1 the Institute Ode followed
b
the Lord's prayer in unison. An
interesting roil ,'all was 0 Christmas
et g(stion. \1trtaret Lcybttrne ,isle
WIston in the .tttetdl1i contest r, a
result a ,u,al evening will be held
14tontlat•, Dec. 2.7th at the 'home =11
1\11 \Vilf-ed t%dennin at tthisit each
menther may 111011c 4,111 p1040 . '1'Jte
pr 'gram on Pulnli . t' opened by
si} lnc. a (.'ini,.tnia- carol. "Silent
Night." l`nder the 1luyntansltip pro -
Sect, 0 talk on "Wool" WA, :given by
Mrs. ,a,, Eyre. 11r,, ;baner 1I,
S'c.li 14;103 a Itmetirai dermal -U'tt;inn
on 0 "cable i1'1111re,.iiece for Christ-
ina,. \lore of the report on the Lon-
don totivefttion was given by Mrs.
.Ptidner. Another Christmas earn'.
"Hark the 'Herald ' Ina -1.. Sing," was
sun,. .\ c 'tr).tnnas story, "(;old.
11+'.rant:incense and •11yrrh" was read
'by Mrs. \Viifred Coleman. 1 t showed
us that the spirit of Christmas should
(be one of service, unselfishness anti
sacrifice. 'A Christmas poem was react
by Mrs. ;(-lays Dora Dalrymple 1110'.4
a vote of thanks 10 the hostess for
nue OF her home. 'I'hel meeting closed
with a contest and a delicious lunch,
aitd ;God Save The (King.
S. C. I. COMMENCEMENT
The program presented by the 1).u-
pils of the :Seafortlt Collegiate. ilnsti-
t•ute on friday eventing at. the Com-
mencement was of •a high order and
attracted a large audience. Ile, \•Vm.
Black 'was chairman.
The •program opened with a march
by the school orchestra composedni
John 'Mills, Stewart 41eddes. Roos
1.enni`e. Roland Stewart, 'Dave Stew -
rt and 111•iel Stewart. lNtxt came
choruses .by the'whole school and
dances 'ht' Dorothy 1(;cmmell, Marg-
aret \1clver. Jean McDonald, Joan
Devereaux, Isabel Al0K'ellar, Rita
110'tsr; (enet'ieve. 111ts'41(0 , Merle
Keating, Clara 1)alnt tge and 1(4 10
Wallace, The dances were directed by
Miss .l)arrocll nth 11iss Ruth Smith
at the piano.
1'resent (tion of graduation diplomas
and prizes for school work by Mr.
;flack to the following were mule; 0
Isabel Anderson, \'and(.g'urond ;;ell,
,facie 1)rovsr, Hazel 'Jamieson, Merle
Keafiu:;', can '11 ell.hinalcl. John Al ills,
Arnold Scott, 'Elizabeth Smith. '11u10
Smith. Pricl Stewart, Rolland Ste-
wart, \lnrioris \\'i e., 'Olive Aber -
hart, Rita Duncan, Jean Maekinnnn, e1
.1 01111 1"hoof„on, 'Antra 1V111irnns,
Clifford Carmichael.
Forst tl - •l),'rec n Re Bier and Ter.
esn 'delver (equal); Helen Moffatt:
Vomit 11 --Alma Lawrence, Clara
Dolmage; 'Yuan .11_..,\Ida, C?rlolrt.
.1rdatit Sproule; hortn 01.01it
k, 'Tee: \t'1)0,nt11 +I''nrnt N.' - \v
Earl •1)rover, Mary •11nlnies.
`+te\\ 103 Geddes eta; awarded .- til
5.C,.1. sritoltr•hip, value p25.0T1.
\lis. Mary 11lnlmes 0a= awarded a
p'olicit'uee .s9ar4at'ship at the 11111\01"-
.ty of 'Western Ontario, 1 01310"Cw"'a'1).
Present Ilion tic Collegiate Field
Day traphles was made by 11r. Black
as fn11,1)1 : Barber 'Trophy—Highest
scoring 1 01. Koss ,Renoie; Ballantyne
Trophy tphy -1110 host junior Boy, Stout
11th; Boys' Senior Champion, Ross
Rennie; hey: T 1ternttuliate Champ-
ion, Arnold Scott; Bays' junior
Champion. Stuart \VJtg: lift's' Sen-
ior C'liaiitpion; Edith \Vali: '' - 1'iirl'si:
11 1eruu'diittt• Champion. Clara 1)nI-
mate; -(1n1,. junior 'Champion, isabel
\1dRel'ar: iBoy Bicycle Race --R.
lane, 1. (Weil, S Tlabkirk,
:\ tap tIM1ev 11":114 given by Isabel
McKellar, Mary Stewart, Ltd,.
\Vrigltt \1 u+Jan Sicklier followed hs
,t one -act play with fnnw gal.-
in_ oar firm Ste:0-litert, 070ii1 1in'g \fill.
Mac Sovfhgatt•, 1.1o40 Simile. Maariorie
\Virg, jean .\nrler-nn and T)orer•'•
Re,e;ier.
1)ther 1tnnher were: 1tirthda}
P rrty. First and second Form Roy-:
"N ,ieal .G\mnnaic .Ls,aon,
and Form ;Girl.: 'reacher, tI10en 110'
tat(, M. Mei ver, 4(.'•1m'1atrouuh, E.
1 iefe, T \I c -Gavin, G. T :•rile, 11.
Lest, C. ilellar, C'. Holmes., :Pianist,"
\V. 'Rnscli. "The .Pampered Darling'
a comedy :iu one act. sigh the fol1ow'-
.\rdath Sproule, Alma, Lav\-
re'nce, ('nice Cutting, Jim Broad -
foot, .1rnnid Sctt. \Jury O*Nei'.
(0n.it. \.1. IItm lens, %et01
\lnstair \Vogt. Tom Alt -leer. Dona',(
i1ac'l'ay.ish.
ST. THOMAS' W.A.
The .annual meeting of St. Thomas'
IC7hnrch \\r..i\, was held 30 the .'piariah
'hall on Tuesday of this week. The
vice president, \sirs. Va-nEtgmotid, was
in the chair and eleven members an-
swered.. the roll .call. !The meeting op-
ened with the auxiliary 'hymn, fol
lowed by Scr'ipttire reading by Mrs,
C. )Holmes and 'the litany. ':111 reports
of committees for the year 10500 react
.and adapted. 1.1 the absence of the
rector, the chair was taken by the.
1Cruild president. MIs. I1,lru:, who
conduc't'ed the election of officers:
President (Pot a•ppointrd); Vice ,pres.,
Mrs. C. Hnhnrs; seep., .\'1r.,
Southgate: treas., Mrs. \V. Deem;
Dorcas convenc.r, Airs. 'G. lddGavin;.
flower sects. and social service,-\fres
Ada :Reid; Jiving message .sects.. 'Mrs.
McGavfn; pianlist; bliss Josephine
'Edge. After the dedication of the of-
fertory, 0the meeting closed t\'itln the
;benediction,
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11r -o. \ (%ire of the Rev, Pet-
er AIdisoia, referred to in tie 1,31, \-
ing new, item; is a ,langlner of Air.
and Nil,. 1, W. 'I'rcwarth:i. of ( 11,1 -
ton. anti o,dore her marriage ab+ntt a
tear a.0', was. Alis, Esther l'rewartita.
drmistnn, ()arts. 1)1c, 8;. Attempt by
two masked gmmien to steal the
5'3(1,(100 International Ni,kcl payroll
:mel ether :}only from the ('atuei en
13anh of commerce 'n',ut:'h hr", ,rias
'oiled early tod'r1 ley 1:1111 utanag00
i„hn 1iraha•ni and 0 glncsl, Rev, A. P.
.\dclisnn. C'oni,tnn is seven miles east
of Sn'clhurv, '.1011(04 with sawed-off
shotguns and revolvers, the hyo gun-
men inrst into the 'Grallant apartment
a'hove flit hank a few 111111 es after
midnight 'It's a stick-up," one of the
nten shouter( to the hero couples hi the
a'partment. Mrs. 'Graham and Mrs.
Addison were tiecl up and their hus-
bands 'herded clown Me stair to the
10;1111c office. The pandits tolti 'Grah;tm
they t\ rr ,gaietg
10 force 111111 to open
the vault wi't'h the Nickel ,payroll as
well as the 0111 s regular funds in it,
'The inan•ag00 and 'h,J5 clergyman guest
were a few steps 13100'4 of their rap-
tors \then the door at the bottom, of,
the statin; 11.0, approached, As t'ile
door was reached, ;Graham suddenly
swung- it 01)011 and he and Addison
darted through r it, The doer shin -mod
and locked behinl t'hont. ':Addisn
clashed to call police and the 'pandits
retraced their .step. tip the stairs,
through the rontl1 tncerct the 1,01)
men were tied up and out a back stair.
0, p1 ''1'. :\ngove• of 'the Nickel Corn -
patty pcidice at Coniston traced ,the
bandits several miles (10.11 the Can-
adian ;National Railways tracks until
their tracks were lost in the fallin
Snow. 'rhe bandits were believed to
have liikcd'through the fields to \•'Vah-
napitat•, ILIO toile, arca)',
e.
MASONIC OFFICERS
Britannia Lodge, 170, .A.F. ,\,!:\,\l.,
at the regular meeting 11(1 Monday
evening, ;Dee. '010, elected the follow-
ing 'officers:
1\'.11., 'Gordon MeiGavin; LIP.iL,
:Merton A. Reid: S.b\'., C. Holmes:
J.W., \V. 1\'right; treas., 3. E. 'Keat-
ing; secretary, C. Aberhant; chaplain,
J, OH, Reid; .S.D.,_Ross Scott J.D.,
(leo, D. Ferguson; i)G„ I. H. Weed -
mark; D. of C., H. ;Jeffery; .tyler, Jas
Rankin:
W. Bros, Tichborne -of IGoderich,
W. Bros Beattie, of Lnn'desboro W.
B'ro. Helfand, of Saskatchewan, we're
present and made short addresses.
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Your Home
needs
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Alberta Coal
a quick responding
fuel for cold nights.
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SHOPPING DAYS bite
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
WE INVITE YOU TO DROP IN AND MAKE YOUR
CHOICE FROM THE FINEST SELECTION OF
CHRISTMAS GIFTS WE HAVE SHOWN IN YEARS
5iz. MOM- S"x.ffi...V; FAVO1':'sgC."•'r' r'�'.s. £: •ee
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$4.50
BRUSH SET
k "c. x,.•s:."570
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SC,autov'Va
CHAt•ICE1.105 t5' he's-.. . 1.2475
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G0170E=5$ bt ,1'TIME- i'=wele
$12.50
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$12.50
ELECTRIC RAZOR
DIAMOND
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Ah1,61t1CAN C((PtEF r7ievetls $29.7.5-f.
COV,: 7 lewd:. . ° 1{ 25°
5., „12.03an.8na.
Phone 104
$50.00
RING. DIAMOND RING
Tots Christmas, give a Beloved There
is no remembrance so precious as 6
dependable watch—and no watch
More dependable than .a Buloval
"MINUTE MAN"
A new sturdy .. dependable
Bytova. 17 jewels and curved
to lit the wrist anly - f
$/375
$25.00
DIAMOND RING
Ir. , '.,'.sir•,
SHOP AT
AVAUGE
IT PAYS
Res, 10
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ART EXHIBIT
.5, bout three dozen uc 'e._ .: au-..
the work of the dation), in ;he .Co' -
lege n .\rl, Toronto. 1,rc• .11 51hi',-
ititin in the 0(_; -rade Nine r30irst d'ornt
R0010. at 111e Collegia. '.n'.brute.
The general public is invited to -re
the exhibit either 'Wednesday, L)e•c.
5th, .10, \lond•as, Dec. 13, between the
hours of 7:31) and 9::10.
NEW FACES ON
COUNTY COUNCIL
i5. Dontla. Brown :will replace J.
E. Hnekin; as deputy reeve of (.:oder-
idt, as a resul t of Monday's voting.
:Mayor Mac'Eavan and Reeve J,.
Turner had prec'ioiuly been re-elected
by acclamation, Mrs. Jean Hethering-
ton was elected 01:: t woman council-
lor in'Gnderich,'At .the sante time her
son, R. S. Hetherington, harrf"stcr,
was elected' to \Vingham council.
Fred L. Davidson was re-eleetetd a;
reeve of Wlin,gtham fora fifth Term.
Six other municipalities in Huron
have already elected their councils by
acclamations and their county coon-
cil representatives 5001 West Wawa
nosh. W. J. ;5'tewart; Hen•sal'l, R. R.
Shaddicic; Ae'lufiild, Rictttard Johnson.
reeve, Gilbert . Frayne. deputy; East
1Va\s-anos'h, +Pe•ter. '\\'. Scott; 'Gnder-
ich Tawnshi.p, V71,1mot Haadre: Torn_
herr., Roland Grain.
HULLETT.
Nt)R R74PV01
1 2 ? 4 1 0 7 IT) day morning al 0.3K1 o•'clock at St.
Mat 1'aol'mn s5 29 30 39 1,, 49.1:1-272 dnung the week. and m'auy have dem-
Ins. tenser 59 00 401/1191 t3 as 30,2 1104 1.' this )cortin cause. Pitricl<'s Church. Rev. Dr. Ffotulkes
'MR CC/ONO-IL— Rev. R. F, Chandler sant Requiem ('Mass. The pallbearers
gave a goad
a. n. 22 49 , 71 s s9 3a 2231 were 11111 Cook, AArm. Stapleton, Jos.
• a4riress at 1Mc ccryn•0 here. a Sunrlav
r r1'kett ,I Ira 39 40 10 19 57 42_..41 f, Slableton, Patrick ITnrda.n. 1nseph Mr"
P. 'Pickett 139 45X 27 10tt 10 61 37-321 '0 ' 'n this sohit'cT w h1i)t iia. tittini;-
V.
t..;..M.1'
nir;cd. (t;ih and Wm.
Ire Snell
743 1 13 tv'97 4t 3 Sa. I Patrick, c 'eemeter)'. Curtin. interment in
7r. Snell 4s 45'1)1 r, _; 61- 11) ._ .Vl, 1\, 1.T;u'P'itt and \-naLe eisite4 . _
HILLSGREEN at the Monte of \ir. and Mrs, 1''. Hart.
Walker -Cochrane-.— Mr. \V. 'turner has been tinder the
At the team., 11 , a1' ur 12.i :IC tat doeteir'S Care With a severe cold. :Also
rt tng. Nnl•en00,•' _^7110. 1^117, Res. a number of others have had colds in
\V. - 1. fount( united in holt nrttri- this district.
:neer, .1t.1110 Cochrane, daughter n 10fr.s. Mina Love is visiting at .the.
the late \Ir. and \Irs. lanes 1,fclt- 1103110 of her son, Mr, and Airs. 'Ross
ran., of Clinton,. to Bruce \\'alker. Love and family.
',u:y sou of the lath \1r. anti Airs.
Svnniel \\talker of Parr :fn, e oa5rat-
illations and best wishes (ur a
Wedded life.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walker, ',rids'
couple of last week. are getting nicely
'.;'toed now cin their fare, on 'Parr
line. \\'e welcome Mrs. \\'alker (nee
.\•unie Cochrane)' formerly of this
community, to Aur midst again. Con-
gratulations and hest wishes.
.Hydro is coming to a few farmers
in this cont mnni't0 before many more
week;.
DUBLIN
\lr. t:'harlie 'Chinn 18 visiting his par-
cutS n Tnrniito, \Ir. and Airs. 'P,
B enn.
Mr,. and \!tris Prank Smith were
week end visitors with friends in
Dun'nvi'1le.
Mr. and Mrs, A'ckin and Mr. and
lolrs. Bracket of Detroit visited a few
days at the home .of Mr, and Mrs.
Philip (Kenny:
Mt-, John Flanagan returned to lois
home in 'T'oronto after . spending a
\1 ars. 'I^r;u d< Hagan, Gordon Entre week with his mother.
and R. Mc \Mister are t'hc •111105 to in -I Mr, 'Patrick McConnell of Toronto
still 1-)dro on Parr line at a t •-t0stt a !visited °7,r, and Mrs, D1,vid McCann
-
and
u
and tire)' are now staking their prop- ell,
001110ns for t'he 113 tiro men I Mrs. James- Cronin ".is-'v'isiting her.
Mr. \Mciuni sehonl teac'lter 131 daughter. \'Trs.-H'alliman m `Detroit..
S.S. No. 7, S'tauley, Js 'holding ;his
Christmas concert on \1reclnes4:ay er-
ening, 11)eoember"221111, at II plot.
\Ir. .\ Ilan Cochrane .was fn
forth during the ivicelc.
:1 canvass for the 'Upper. Canada
Il ble Society \usiitarsc' td the Cana-
,
Man
na-
111t 1111)1e. Society' and the 1 nruxn
and British I;ihhs Society, - Mass 001';,
made in this dtsh'iet by tete 0nllertur
"1 this diy0 ion, Ilii s Anisic . Jarrod
00, Saturday evening James Red-
m0nd died at his (tome in 'the vMIM'age
in his 74th year, Three years ago Mr. .
Redm'onrl suffered a .shnake 'fr.om
which he never fully recovered: He
was a member of St. ;Patrick's Church
and of -the Holy Name Society. '0415
h00111er. Mr. ';Toho Redmond, of Lon-
don, and one sister, Mrs. Margaret
.Crawford, of London survive. The
funeral was largely attended on Tties-