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The Seaforth News, 1931-07-09, Page 5THURSDAY', JULY 9, 1931. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. "Reaping Where They Have Sown" Store Owners in years gone community building aim! results. Tlhey have iuig, advertising and ups mmtce of the buyiivg public. betterfor the future. WE SELL THIS BEST (Superior by have sown the seeds of honest dealing, neighborly interest, and today are reaping the kept apace with the times in mod- ern merdhandis to. date stores, and today enjoy fhe full confidence c. Two years of goodwill with proslpects never FOR LESS. Items for Week Ending July 15, 1931. 1?, & G. l0 bars 35c THE WHITE NAPHTHA SOAP ORANGE MA1RM;ALAD1E, Large 40 oz. .................,29 c GREEN GIANT PEAS. 2's tins, each ... ..... : ......... . w "Large, Sweet and Tender" 1 V FRAY BENTOIS CORNED BEEF, 1's ................ each 1 o /► Chateau Cheese "Wholesome and nutritious -spreads or slices" 'ds 19c 'Wesiton's 'York Variety Assorted Biscuits, per pkg. 29c "Handy Box for Touring o•r Camping" P. & 13. Sandwich Pate per tin 14c ,Carnation Milk,.... small, 3 for 19c; tall 2 for 25c "Always have ,some on handin hot weather" Post's 'Minute Tapioca, "The Genuine and Origfeal" .. 2 pkgs. 25c Beason•'s Corn Stareh per pkg. 12c iliett's Magic Baking ,Powder8 oz. 23c; 1'6 oz. 36c 'The No Alum Baking Powder" Reckitt's Square or Bag Blue each 7c Singapore Sliced Pineapple 2 tinsc 23 Lib!by'•s Dill Pickles "full count" ,,,,,,,,,, , , , , , , , , , , -per tin 23c Interlake Toilet Paper , 3 rolls 25c S:O.iS. ,Cleaning Pads, suvall 14c; large 23c 'gowntree's Chocolate Bars small Scs large ............ 19c York Milk and York Nut Milk. Del Maiz, 2's, "The Corn ,that is different" 2 tilts 35c Lealand Mustard Pickles ..........:............. 12 oz. bottle ..25c tWeioh's Grape Juice , "A refreshing drink' for hot weather" Pt. bottle 33c '-Iillcrest Shortening per lb... 12c Aylmer Catsup pet bottle 13c t KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN large pkg 19c Marshall's Fried Herring per ti a..23c Australian Peaches, 2's per tin 20c Standard Tomatoes. 2's Sqt. 3 tins 25c FlyCoils Wire Fly Swatters 4 for lOc Fly Swatters each ,..15o Wilson's Fly Pads ........................ ............. each 10c Centre Pull Wax Paper 3 for 25c Choice Blue Rose Rice ' 2 lbs. -.19c .19c Zinc Wash Boards each 45c .. .'12 for..,.. 25c each 10c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Phone 8 Phone 77 Cream Cream � HIGHEST PRJCES COURTEOUS SERVICES Deliver your Cream to us and receive your cash in full. Call in our cream drawer and receive our services. We will pay you the Highest Market Values consistent with the most careful grading and testing. No other Creamery can do better "Give us a trial." Creamery open on Wednesday and Saturday evenings Seaforth Creamery Seaforth,Ont. C. A. BARBER. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING -and- EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. Chas. A. Howey PIANO TUNING AND ORGAN REPAIRING PHONE 327.J, Centre Street Exeter. During the electric storm which passed •over this community on Fri- day last a large tree near Smoky .Htol- low on the Lake Road near' Grand Bend was struck by lightning and the tree was Splintered from top to bot- tom. The top of the tree was knocked off. A few minutes before the tree was struck two of the men who were working on the road nearby'had taken shelter under it ,but had 'fortun- ately left to take shelter in a barn. REAL ESTATE,' 'CONVEY. �, d ,Mr, ansi Mrs, F. W. Gladman, Don- ANCING, ETC. �fffce over Keating's Drug Store.t ald and Marion are moving back to g', their home here,'Mr, Gladman took charge of the London office of the firm in 1922 and that end of the busi ness will be looked after by Mr. Mel- bike Gladman. DIED. HUNTER, -In McICillop, on Tues- day, July 7, Margaret Dodds, widow of the late William Hunter,. in her 75th year. The funeral will take place from the residence of her brother, Mr, Thomas Dodds, Thursday, July 9. Funeral pri- vate, Auto Insurauce Let us protect p t you anywhere in Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off your mind and at NEW Non Tariff '-ales R It's worth your while to see us before placing your insurance and at the new Mw •non -tariff rates you cannot afford to take chances. All claims promptly and satisfac- torily paid. Phone,; write or call -Night and Day Service Phone 152 A. D. Sutherland GENERAL INSURANCE- TOWN TOPICS I'=S1PE+t IAL TREAT FOR AUL- Mr. and Mrs. John M, Henderson are spending a couple of months in Detroit. Mr. and, Mrs. Garnet Barron and Eldon, of Cayuga, are spending a few clay's with his mother, Mars, Barron 3fcKiliop, iEgmoedlvillt Young People's Soc iety are sending six delegates to the iGoderich Summer School, which meets July 20-27. Messrs; Walter Kleinschmidt and - Wm. McTaggart of Saline, Mich., visited for the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John MclLennan, Miss Agnes Purcell, nurse -in -train- ing in St. Joseph's Hospital. Toronto, has returned after holidaying at her home. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. F. Mallath, of Toronto, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 5. G. Mullen. Miss Margaret Grieve of George streetis visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Willis, in London, Mrs. I. D. Pryce of Aylmer, Mrs. Gordon Weote, Walkerville, and Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Balhb and ch'il'dren and Miss Babb of Mitchell, were the guests at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hutchison. Mr. Babb lead with him a number of interesting moving pictures of friends he had taken, .Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neubauer, Mr. and Mrs. William Neubauer and Mrs. Amelia Steinherner, all of Niag- ara Fails, N.Y., spent the week end. with Mr. and Mrs. William Kruse. Mrs. (Rev.) J. M. Dallas, who has been visiting for the past month wlith, Mr. and Mrs, John Beattie, left this week for her home in_S. Carolina. Mrs. Win. Byrne and children, Don- ald and Jimmie, of Detroit, are visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fortune. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson of London spent Sunday with friends in town. Mr. Robert McKenzie, M.P., 'for Stoughton, Saskatchewan, was down from Ottawa and spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. J. McIntosh. Mr. Thomas Purcell of Detroit spent the week end at his home here. :The annual 'W'ils'on reunion was held at the Lions park on July 1st with members present from S1meoe, Hamilton, Port Huron, Stratford and Sarnia. Mr, and Mrs. ,S. Wplliams,' who are members of this family, ac- corded then a welcome. During the afternoon a program of sports and games was given, and in the evening a dance was enjoyed. Mrs. Louis Brall and family left for their home in Detroit last Sunday accomp'an'ied by her husband, 'Messrs. C. and J. M. Eckert were in S4. Marys last week on business. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faulkner and Prod Jr of Detroit spent the Amer- ican holiday n'ith his mother in town. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Robinson and small daughter, Mrs, Fred Robinson, and Miss Dorothy Davis of Detroit, i spent t•t a few days last week with p t y s tt a mt friends in town, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobsen of Stratford have rented Mrs. F. Robinson's house in Egmondvitle, Miss Mary Hays of Toronto is spending two weeks' vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam. Hays. Mr. George Hutchison, Miss Hilda Ashton and Mr. Doug. Henderson Of• London were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hutchison. Mr, and Mrs. Mole attended the funeral at Auburn of the ''ate Joseph Lawson East week. Mr. Frank Baxter sailed on Satur- day on the S.S. Antonia to spend a few weeks at his old home in York- shire, England. 'Little Helen 'Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson, under- went an operation for tonsils and ad- enoids in Scott Memorial Hospital on Tuesday and is making satisfactory recovery. Mrs. Reinke and Miss Toms are visiting for a few days at Mr, Robt. E'tty's in Mitchell. ' Mr. and Mrs. G. Johnston and fam- ily of Brussels were guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Storey on Sunday.. Miss Edna Storey has- returned home after visiting friends in Blyth.. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Beare of De- troit spent several days with the -tat- ter's mother, Mrs. M. Dalton. 'Mrs, John Davis and Mrs. Lawrence of Mitchell and Mr, Davis of Florida were guests f g s, s o Mrs. M. Dalton on Sunday. Mr. Samuel Cudmore has purchas- ed the MoCormiek -Deering agency from Mr. W. C Govenlock, Mr. and Mrs. Alex; McKenzie of Oriliia spent a few days,.in town vis- iting- the fo . r' t rte s mother. Charles George S'togdill of Toronto successfully passed the exanmidations f the Medical l o � edi a Council of Canada, the results of which were announced this week. Mrs R H. Ferguson and daugh- ters ters and Russell Ferguson of Toronto, are holiday visitors at Port Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Richards of De- troit spent the American holiday with friends here. Miss. Ella Roulston who tried the provincial eoaminla'tions in London for the degree of Registered N'nrse, received word that she had been suc- cessful. When he fell front a road of hay on Tuesday afternoon Mr. Joseph Mc- Fadden sustained a fracture of the spine. He was remot'ed to the hospi- tal and was still. in a critical' condi- tion an Wednesday. Rev, and Mrs. Bolingbroke who suffered injuries in .a car accident near bbaltoii are both improving nice- ly at the hospital, Mrs. R. S. Evans is spending a few ays in Toronto., Mrs. Wm. MdMichael and sister, ldrs. Duncan, are visiting_ relatives ,at Lawn Social July IAthakBp.m ICE CREAM and' CAKE 15c In VICTO,R$A PARK, SEAFO.RTH Music supplied by Stratford Silver Band Chairman, Mr, F. S. Savauge. Under the auspices Seaforth Salvatso 'Army U. -B. --THERE ! PAGE FIVE of New York; Father 'White, of Wind- marriage. They were, accompanied. sor, Father O1Dmows1ei were among by Miss Thelma Dale and Mr. Har - the ,.guests, alsb Mr and Mrs, Con vey Taylor, The bride looked lovely Eckert, of Seaforth Mr. and Mrs. Pe- in a dress of white georgette tiurmed. ter Eckert and Fred Eckert, of Me- wibh'satin applique and large white Killop. and Mrs, McMann of Detroit. hat, wearing a corsage of roses. Af- The 'family presented Mr. and Mrs.' 'ter the ceremony they returned to the Holland with a beautiful radio and home of the bride's mother where din.- many inemany other presentsiwere received ner was served to the immedi'a'te fern - from the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Hol- ilies. The tables were prettily decor - land for a number of years 'kept store aced in pink and white. Later the at ".Beechwood but eight years ago re- bridal couple lett On' a trip to Toronto tired to live in Dublin. 'Their many and other points. The bride travelled friends wish them many more years in a shit of skipper blue and white of happiness, ensemble. with small tailored hat in !Mr, and Mrs, William Byrne of De- whiteandaccessories to match. They trait spent the holiday at his home were the recipients 01 many beautiful n here. presents. 'U!pon their return they will 'Mr, and Mrs. Melville Barker 'and :reside on the groom's farm in Ent - Mrs. Cook and Mr. and Mrs. 'Jake lett. The good wishes of the conn Barrie were week end visitors at the triunity will fallow them for a long home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. 'Darling. and happy married life, Ur, and ,Mrs. Dingman returned to 'Mrs. Bert ,Ferris and children of Detroit after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Provost, Alia., are visiting her' mobh- (Dave 12oConneil, er, .Mrs. Henry 'Taylor. Mr. and k2rs.-Frank Smith and son Mr, and Mrs. Wi'lli'am Jamieson and Will and daughter ado Mr, William Emma of Kitchener spent Sunday Smith, of Dunnville, are taking a trip with Mr, Robert Jamieson's. through the States. Mr. Carman Gl•iddon spent Sunday Mr..Herb Watson of Galt is visiting with Mr. Joseph Yungblut, Mr. Gar Snaith for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Thionmas Pryce of M.r. and Mrs. Charlie Strub and fa- McKillop, spent Sunday with Mr. and rally arid iMr, Charlie 'MciDaid of Kit- Mrs. William Pethick. chener were guest, of Mr. and Mrs. 'Mrs. Mina Wynne and sons George William .Flanagan• on Sunday, and Howard anal daughter Helen, of ' Mr. and 'Mrs. Anderson c;illed on Forest, visited at the home of Mr..and Dublin friends on Sunday. Mrs. William Britton. 'Miss Mildred Mrs. Tom 'Burns is visiting friends Britton returned with them and is in McKillop. spending her holidays with relatives, also at Ypsilanti, Mich. Mr. and Mrs, James Ferguson, of 'Goderich township, spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John. Fer- The following is the report of the guson, 'Continuation Classes of U.S.S. No. 3, 'Mrs. Wilson of Seaforth spent a Hibbert and .McKillop, for the school few days with her daughter. year 1930-31. Those receiving 75% Mr. Theodore Dexter is quite ill and over obtained 'first class honours; at present, 'His many friends wish those between 65 and 75 have second him a speedy recovery. class honors; those obtaining 59 to 65 Miss Mary Moore, and friend, of receive third class honours and from 'Toronto. are spending some holidays '50 to 59 have a credit or pass. Any- with her mother, Mrs. Moore. thing below 50% means that the sub- Mr. James Medd and family spent ject must be repeated another year. !Sunday with Mr. Medd's mother. Cronin, Alphonse: History 55, zoo- Mrs. Medd returned home after logy 54, art 52, grammar 51, geog- spending the past week or more in raphy 54, algebra 40, geometry 53, lit- Exeter. erature'59, composition 56, latin 50. llr. Lawrence Taylor of Detroit (Delaney, Agnes: History 73, :zool- spent the week -end with his mother. ogy 72, geography 45, art 63, gram Miss. Kathleen Allen of Blen:heinl mar 66, Patin 90, algebra 80, literature is visiting with het' sister, Mrs. Har - 89, composition 70, geometry 716. old Coakley. ;Flannery, Catherine: History 61, Mr. Frank Stalker of Atwood visit- zoology 72, .geography 45, art 55,: ed friends in the village on Sunday. grammar 54, arithmetic 28, latin 51, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Chowen and baby algebra 32, geometry 55, composition Isabel have returned to Strafford af- 53, :literature 58. ter s.peonding three or four days with 'Flannery, Alice: History 59, zool'o- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knox. gy 58, geography 58, art 56, grammar Miss J. Logan, of Blyth, is visit - 46, arithmetic 41, Latin 50, algebra 40, ing Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson. geometry 36, composition 67, litera- ture 63, arithmetic 41. iHolland, Rale: Geography 36, grammar 3d, algebra 5, geometry 23, composition 50, literature 52. Holland, Loretta: History 69, zoo- logy 68, geography 74, art 56, gram- mar 63, latin 70, algebra 71, geometry 67, composition 73, literature ure 76. 'Johnston, Pearl: History 46, zool- ogy 56„geography 56, art 54, grammar 54, latin 53, algebra 45, geometry 56, composition 54, literature 57. McQuaid, Mary: History 54, zool- ogy 56, ,geography 59, art 51, gram- mar 56, iatin 73, algebra 67, geometry 60, composition 59, literature 61. 'O'Reilly, Vera: Zoology 62, geog- raphy 66, art 53, grammar 65, latin 73, algebra 78, geometry, 65, compos- ition 66, literature 73. O'Sullivan, Florence: History 51, zoology 55, geography 61, art 56, grammar 53, latin 52. algebra 35, geometry 59, composition 52, litera- ture 56. The pupil obtaining the highest marks of Form II. during the year was Vera O'Reilly with an average of 67%. The pupil of Form I. obtaining the highest avetege of 69% was Loretta Holland. Mr. James F. McQuaid and Mr. Karl Burkhart of Toronto spent fast week with Mr. and Mrs, James E. McQuaid. 'Miss Evelyn McGrath of Buffalo spent the week end at her home. Mr. Joseph Moylan of Kitchener spent last week with his parents here. Miss Mary O'Sullivan of Toronto spent the week end with her father and mother, Mr. and 'Mrs. Peter Sulli- van Kincardine, 'Seaforth soft'b'all team won their game with Exeter on Tpesd'ay even- ing by' a score of 7-'5. The local team play their next two games away from home which will be their last in this schedule. The league standing is very even. (There were three wear accidents at the swimming pool and one at the lake during the extreme heat of Do minion Day, and all were children. This district was fortunate in having no fatalities as there were a great many throughout the province, Mrs. Annie Reid and Mary spent last week at the home of lir. and Mrs. Melvin Talbot in Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Sam H'ann'a, Mrs. J. H. Reid and Mrs, W. L. Keys attend- ed the funeral on Tuesday of Stewart Turner at Hillsgreen who died as the result of injuries he received when a load of hay overturned. 'Mrs. Frank Waller and Miss Ver- onica Waller of Brantford are stay- ing here during the absence of Mrs. Waller's brother, Mr. W. J. Duncan, and Mrs, Duncan. Messrs. Wm. Hart, Jos. Hart and Jos. Nigh spent Saturday on a fishing trip at Midland. Mr. and Mrs. Donald MoKay of Hamilton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Willis. • Messrs. George Brack and Robert Willis of Toronto were week -end visitors at their ,homes. The choir of Northside United Church held their picnic at Bayfield on Wednesday, The Rebekah picnic and the Legion picnic will be held next Wednesday at Baylleld. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McMillan and children are occupying a cottage at pay!fiei'd. 'Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pinkney and son Bobby of Montreal are visitors in town, Mr. Basil Duncan is a holiday visit - pr at Bruce B'eac'h. A farewell presentation was made by the Arts Club of St. James' Church on Tuesday evening to Rev. s -r. G. L. Blonde prior to his removal to Tecumseh. Miss Marion Scarlett of Fort Wlf- li'am and Mrs. Hoggarth of Spring- field are visiting their parents, lir. anti Mrs. Ro'bt. Scarlett. Mrs. (IDr.) Burrows,Mrs, R. S. Hays, Mrs, (Dr.) Sproat Miss Mack- ay, Miss Wilson and Miss Margaret Ross were guests at an afternoon tea et the home of Mrs, (Dr.) Collyer in H`enisall on Tuesday. 'Mr. 'Thos. Smote has returned after a visit to London. Mr. Thos. Smith ..of Cobourg spent a fete days last week at his home. Mr. and Mts. Warren Ament and baby Frances Jean of Detroit were holiday visitors in town. Miss Gingerich is spending her ho- lidays in Michigan. Miss Dob'le of Toronto is confined to the hospital. Miss Doble, who is a sister of Mrs. W. D. Bright Sr., was brought by ambulance front Toronto. 'Miss Agnes Fowler of Toronto spent the week -end with Mrs. John • Mil!1'son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKay of De- troit were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stewart over the week -end. Mr, and Mrs. Griffin of Eloise,' Mich., who are on a vacation to Lon- don, and Mrs, John Dodds and her Brother, Mr. Herb. Morrison of Mi- ami, Fla., were calling on friend's in town on 'Wednesday. It was announced on Tuesday that the Pope has transferred Bishop John Thomas Kidd, of. Calgary, Mta., to London, Ont., as successor to the fate Bishop Michael Fallon, Bishop Kidd has been Bishop of Calgary since 19x5. DUBLIN. 'Golden Wedding, -A very pleasant event took place here 'Wednesday, July 1st, 'when Mr. and hfrs. G. K. I -Tolland d celebrated their golden wed- ding. ld d ding Mr, and Mrs. Holland have a family .of ten children and they are all liven and were all n� offer a present to o e g P their congratulations to their parents on attaining to fity years of married •life: iHigh Mass was celebrated at 8.30 in St. iPatrick's iGhuirch by Father Eckert of the ,D'ontinican Order, New York, 'brother of 'Mrs. Hoyland, at which all the family assisted, after which they repaired.to Mr. and. Mrs. Holland's home where breakfast was served. At six o'clock a sumptuous dinner was served to about sixty guests, the tables being set on the lawn. The Lamm. and verandah were prettily decorated in yellow . and white, The ;family consists of :Sister Paula, of !Peterborough, 'Sister Steffin of (Chatham, joins, of St. Colinton; (George and Mrs.T. Flynn, of .Dublin; Mrs. James Karlin, 'Beechwood, Mrs. Jatues 'Dorsey, Duluth; 'Th'om'as, Leo and (Gerald; of Windsor, who were all present with their wives and husbands and families. 'There were twenty- three .grandlch_il!ren, Father Eckert, ST. COLUMBAN Mrs. James E, McQuaid spent the week end in Kitchener. Mrs. ThomasHolland and family of Windsor are visiting friends here. Mr. Charles Marone has returned to Windsor for the summer months, Mr. Francis Meiady of Windsor is Spending Isis vacation with his broth- ers here. ' Miss Elieubetia Carlin has been con- fined to her home this past week. Her many friends wish her a speedy recov- ery. ecov- e r . y Miss Evelyn McGrath of Buffalo, spent the holiday at her home here. 'Miss Jbhannah Cronin af Detroit is visiting relatives here. Miss ,Annie Feeney of Chatham hos- pital is home on her holidays. The teachers are all home for the holidays. Miss Rose McQuaid of St ..Mich- ael's Hospital, Toronto, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc- Quaid. CONSTANCE. Mr. and Mrs. William McMillan and family or London spent the .week -end here, Dale -Taylor. -+A very pretty wed- ding was solemnized at the manse, Londesboro, on Wednesday, July 1st. by the Rev. Mr. horrester, when An- nie Stuart, youngest daughter of ;Ars. and .the late !Mr. Henry.. Taylor and' Mr. C. Verne' Dhle, -eke4t ton of Mr.: and. Mrs. Jbrntes,Dale, ware united :in Persian Balm is a true elixir of youth. IRefreshes and rejuvenates. Adds a youthful charm to the com- plexion. Softens and beautifies the skin. Makes hands flawlessly white. Delightful to use. 1Deticately fragrant. Soothes o es dryand irritated rotated ' skin.C or- rects andre p serves. A ftamvfess toilet requisite for every discerning woman. A true aid to ,beauty. what a. • treat! RICE KRIS. PIES are so crisp they actually pop is milk or cream. And what a flavor! Crunchyrice grains -toasted golden crisp! Rice Krispies are fine for any meal. Give them to the children for supper. Enjoy for a bedtime snack. Easy to digest. Order a red -and - green packagefrom your grocer. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. RICE KRISPIES RICE HRISPIES Macklam's Lunch 1 1 Drop in and try our Ice Cream and SOFT DRINKS Take home one of our HOME MADE PIES Yon will be pleased. Your patronage has pleased" µs. [Thank you --40:0 agaiss.j PI-IONE 42.