The Seaforth News, 1932-05-19, Page 971,
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MAY.'19, 1932
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TUMBLE.
W arefail to, wewill expecting you to call; if you w 1 both;
be disappointed May 21st and May 23rd.
MAPLE LEAF SOCKEYE SALMON %'s.. , 15
7 FOR r $1 ■00
MCLAREN'S JELLY POWDERS each sc
Ass't Flavors.,
21 PKGS...... , $1 ■00
Premium Tea, Black or Mixed 54c
with Free Cups and Saucers, Plates,Teapots, Vases, .
Creams & Sugars- Two pounds for $1.00 '
Coffee and Tea, Special Blend .. 11 39c
3 tbs. for $1.00
Aylmer Soups 2 tins 19c
All flavors except chicken 11 tins for $1.00
Canned Peas, No. 3's large tins 3 for 25c
13 tins for $1.00
Canned Tomatoes, squats 2 tins 15c
14 tins for / $1.00
Sliced Pineapple, imported 2 tins 25c
9 tins for $1.00
New Cheese, fine quality .,.. ib 14c
• 8 pounds ...$1.00
Finest Rolled Oatmeal - 7 lb 25c
' 30 pounds $1.00
Salmon', pink Ige. tins
9 tins
GROUP No. 14. -Reg. Val. $1.35.
1 pkg. Ammonia, 1 Super Suds, 1 Cleanser, 1 tb 'Ma-
caroni 2 tbs. Beans, 1 tin Salmon lge., 1 Peas, 1 Pump=
kin, 1 Tomatoes, 1 Sardines, 1 lge Pork & Beans, 1 doz.
Clothes Pins, 1 pkg. Bluing, 1 tin Superior {L' 1.00
Baking Powder. 14 ARTICLES FOR w
GROUP No. 10. -Reg. Value $1.30
1 11 tin Floor Wax, 1 bottle Lemon Oil, 1 tin Corn, 1 tin
Tomato Juice, 1 box Salt, 1 16 -oz. Jar L. & Orange Mar-
malade, 1 box Noodles, 1 tin Plums, 1 tb Prunes 1.00
• 1 lb Figs 10 ARTICLES FOR
P. & G. or Pearl Soap 7 cakes 25c
29 cakes 1.00
Toilet Tissue 7 rolls 25c
29 Rolls 1.00
Aylmer Catsup 13 oz. 2 for 25c
9 bottles $1.00
Fancy Chocolates in 5 ib boxes
Regular $1.25 now $1.00
Heinz Catsup, large size bottle • 22c
5 bottles $1.00:
Pastry Flour, Drummer -Brand 24s 55c
' 2-24's for 100
Hosie Made Fudge pound 19c
Turkish Delight .pound 19c
FREE Samples while They Last.
FREE Eastman Cameras, all colors, with purchase of
6 films. 48 exposures.
FREE Strainer with 1 pound Crisco at 25c.
We want your Eggs. Highest cash prices paid.
2 tins 25c
$1.00
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VARNA.
Mr. Wm. Beatty of Mount Brydges
'spent Sund'ay and Monday in this vic-
inity.
Mr. J. E. Harngcell of Goderich was
renewing acquaintances in and around
our village, '
,Misses Gladys, and ;Emily Beatty of
(London spent Sunday at -their home
here,
Mr. Wm. Lamont of Zurich, vsited'
in our village last week. '
Mrs, E. and A. East of Clinton spent
Tuesday with their gather, Mr. ,P11
ince 25c. grim.
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THE SEAFQRTH. NEWS,
TOWN ,TQPIC$
Mr. and 'Mrs, Thos: Oliver ;of`"Sta
da attended the graduating exereis
at McMaster !University, Hlamilto
Gill May lP6fh.
A' large wooden "ferkis wheel" e
ected: at the rear of G>•il:lespie's Clea
ing plant onT Main street has occasio
ed inu(dlt interest. Though it'much re
sdmbld '
s the,„ old-time time treadmill,
squirrel wheel, it ill be welcomed li
all husbands and other official carpe
and rug beaters, This large revolvin
cylinder is for cleaning rugs that a
[placed, inside it.
Misses Ria Hulls • and Marjori
[Bickel! of Toronto spent the iwee
end at their holies here.
Rev. James 1M1eDlroy is moving hi
family from Stratford to< his hone i
town,.
Mr. Thos, Stephens Sr. it able to b
out again after his serious illness.
Mrs. Robt. J. Holmes "of town- spent
the week end in Baylfield with ' Mr.
Leitch and family.
Mr.' and Mrs. Carl Holmes au'd. son
Kenneth of Leadbury slpetnt Sunday
with Mr. Dlavid Leitch and sister in
Egmondville,
'Miss Mona Hughes and friend' of
Deaitborn, Mich., spent a fe[w, days
with Miss 'Hughes' mother a'nd bro-
ther in town.
Miss Ethel Ross, from: near Clinton,
was visiting her cousin, Mis's Jean
Turner, George Street
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faulkner and
children, Fred Yr. and Gloria Mae, of
Detroit, are guests,at the 'home of the
forener's mother and sisters.
Mr, and Mrs. Bickerton of Wood-
stock, have been guests at the home
of Mr. and Mils. Wes. Nott, Huron
Road recently.
•Mrs. Hugh Wright was at Belmont
on .Saturday a'ttend'ing the funeral of
a cousin, Mrs. Edward Silver.
Mss. Geo. Weir will arrive home on
'Thursday from Anderson; S. C.,
'wlhere she spent the w^intei with her
daughter, Mrs. Latimer, and Dr. Lati-
mer.
[Mrs,`Wm. McMichael returned on
!Saturday after spending several
weeks' visit in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanna and Mrs.
!Annie Reid were in Clinton attending
the funeral of a relative on Wed'nes-
d-a .
Mr, and Mrs.' Coa'ts. Sr., Mr..and
Mrs. A. Coats and two daughters and
Miss Helen4Amtent of London, Mr.
A. R. G. Ament,of Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Warren. A'ment and Frances, of
Detroit, were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Amient over the
week -end, Mrs, Warren Annul: re-
mained.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Stark of Wel-
1'aud,spent several days in towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Woodruff of
St. Davids were week -end guests of
Miss Margaret McMillan.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Preston of Ha-
iii'ilton, former Se'a.fortIh residents,
spent the week -end at the •home of
Mrs. F. Faulkner, George street.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Broad'Eoot left
on 'Tuesday morning .for their home in
Moose Jaw and their daughter, Mrs.
S'hoe,craFt to>Ne'w York.
Mrs. (Dr.) Mulligan left on Satur-
day morning for her Ironte in Grand
Forks, N. Dakota, after visiting her
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mother, Mrs. McQuaid, 1Goderich sit,
Mrs. (Dr) McArter and son John
of Guelph, are visiting Miss Broad -
foot this week.
Many friends of Mr. Janes Scott,
Thornton Hall, regret to learn /that it
was found necessary for hint to return
to Clinton hospital on Monday as the
broken leg was not making progress
ex'p'ected.
Miss Pearl Grainger and \fisc Pat-
terson were in Toronto on Saturday.
:A new cement tile drain was laid
this week under the direction of the
streets ,committee along Helen street,
between Jlahnes and Go'derioh streets.
Wilson MacDonald, Canadian poet,
addressed the pupils at the Collegiate
on Tu'esd'ay.
• EGMONDVILLE.
The Egmondville Y. P. 3S, will hold
their. anniversary on'S;unday and Mon-
day, !May 22 and 23.
On Sunday, Rev. James Anthony,
M.A. of T'hame's Road, will bring the
message at,111 a.m. and, 7 p.tn.
r 'Monday,
daY, baY73
at 8 P .
Pro-
fessor A. Sp,enceley, M:A. of Wes-
tern University, London, will give an
illustrated lecture "Robinson, C•usoe,
a great Anglo -Seton Book" The ad-
mission 25c and 1.Oc. '
HOG SHAPMENtTS
'For month ending April 3d', 1932:
IHensal-Total hogs 868, select ba-
con 1187, bacon 301, butchers 63, hea-
vies 2, 'lights and feeders 111.
Walton -Total hogs 4114, select !ba-
con 1'36, bacon '2,14, butchers 39, hea-
vies 1, lights and feeders 1
(Huron Co. locals --Total hogs 22161,
select bacon 601, bacon 1354, btntchers
212, heavies 412, extra heavies 2, ligiits
and feeders 38.
Huron County -Total' hogs 7064,
select bacon 2035, bacon 4008, butch -
[ere 744, heavies 71, extra heavies ' 3,
lights and feeders 132.
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Seaforth.
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he more it ist
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the more it is recognized as'
!having an important rela-
tion to health and efficiency.
I'm'perfect eyes' and perfect
efficiency art an: impossible
combination, But fortunate-
ly the seeing of imperfect
eyes can usually be greatly
improved. Probably YOU
are among those wlho
-might
be benefited ted
by .aux
service_
Continued next week-,
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
The Huron Football Association
n aikes its bow to soccer fans orm Wed-
nesday, May 26,, with Winthrop play-
ing at Brussels in the .opening game.
A win counts two points. The three
,highest team's at ,the conclusion of the
league sohedule will play off for the
possession olf. the Sltep'hen•son. Tcophy,
Itfay 25-lWituthrop at Brussels.
May 27-rClinton'at St, ,Columlban,
May 31-{Egmondville at Walton.
June, 2 -Exeter at Clinton.
June 3 -Walton at Winthrop.
June 4-4Sit. Colunoban at Egmondville
June 7 -Clinton at .Exeter
June S--[Egmondville at Brussels.
June 10 --(Winthrop at St. Columlbatu
June 113 -Brussels at.Cilin'tott
June .14-IEgm'ondville at Winthrop.
June l06-1Cliniton at Walton:
June 117 -[Exeter at St. Coi'um:ban.
June ?0-Egmondville 'at Exeter.
June 21 -St. 'Coluxn'ban' at Clinton,
June 22 --!Walton at IBriissels ..
June 13--,Exelter at Winthrop.
Jame 25-1Brussels at Walton,
(June 2T -Winthrop at Clinton.
June 28-Egmondville at St. ,Colum -
ban.
June 28 -[B'ru'ssels at Exeter
June 30 -Winthrop at Walton,
July 4 -,Clinton at Brussels,
(July 5 -Exeter at Egmondville.
(July 6 -!Walton at, St. Columbian,
July 7-IEgnuondville at Clinton.
July 7 --Winthrop at Exeter.
July 11=Sit, Col'umlhan at Brussels.
July 114' Walton at Egmondville,
July 16 -Clinton at Winthrop.
July 18 -St. Coluangtan at ,Exeter.
July 118• -,Walton at Clinton.
July l9-1B'russels at Winthrop.
Jmly 22 -Exeter at Brussels.
July 23 -Winthrop at Egmontivi'lle.
lTuly 25 -Brussels at St. Colu'mlh'an.
July 25 -Walton a't Exeter.
July 26 -Clinton at Egmondville.
July 28 -St. Coluntlba'n: at Winthrop.
July 29 -!Exeter at Walton.
July 30 ---Brussels at Egmondville.
'Aug. 2 -St. Oolaanba'n et'4iralton
EX'CURS'I'QNS.
.Several took advantage of the ex-
cursion to Toronto on Saturday. last.
Twenty-five tickets were sold, at the
ISeaforth station. Excursions will be
run to Montreal on May 27'th and to
Detroit on the 28th.
STANLEY.
•Mr. and Mrs. Art T. Keyes and son
,Arnold visited .last [Friday and ,'Sat-
urd'ay with 'Mr, Oscar Wright and
(family of ;Kenniljworth.
Mrs. D. J. 'Stephenson and son El-
more and Miss S. Jlohnslon spent a
Few days last 'week with 'friends' 'in
Michigan.
'Mr. Wilson 'Cantlplbell and sister of
ISealforth and Miss May Campbell land
friends .of 'M[dKilio[p spent Sunday at
the 'h'ome of (Mrs. 'Jean '1M'cKinley.
Mrs: Rudy Desch and Susie and
Willie 'Desch of Blake visited :with
Mr. ISanm Desch and ,,family last 'Sim -
day. @
[Rev, .Win, O. Robinson who has
s[pent the past year with his mother
at 'the old 'home in Stanley, 'has re-
ceived and accepted a call to 'become
the pastor of the United Church at.
Pilot Mound, Manitoba.
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HILLS'GREEN..
The service in the Church was 'with-
drawn here on [Sunday owing to the
Y. P. Anniversary at the !Krippeti
'Church. Quite a large crowd attend-
ed the "service tram Hillsgreen
"Church,-
T'he ' W. ,M. S. will hold their May
meeting at the home olf 'Mrs. '([Rev.)
;Conner on Wednesday afternoon of
this (week;
[The IHdllsgreen X P. A niversary,,
will be held on Sunday, June 12th at
111 am. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. W. J. Pat-
ton, IBA., of Ben,miller, will be the
special speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. 411, !Rice visited at
the home [cif Mrs. Troyer enroute to
their summer home at [Forest Nook.
'Miss ,Blanc 1
he Mustard 1
ustar
d ofhe
t Lon-
don
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don Road IN.,visited with her cousin,
...Miss (Mary [Forrest, recently.
Misses Annie and (Agnes Cochrane
of 'Clinton visited 'with their sisters;
Mrs. ; iH. (Fuss and Mrs. J. G. 'For-
rest for a few days recently.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jas 'Daymond of
Kligpen visited with Mrs. 'Troyerc on
Saturday atternaon, ' -
Mr.
Ed. 'Chamberlain of 'Seaforth
was a recent visitor at the home of.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Love,
• The IS.S.''No. '3, 'Hay, •lw.as .closed
fora ;Week owing to the epidemic of
neasles,
miss' ,Annie J'arrott wishes to thank
all 'those [who were so kind and
,houghtful to her while she was in the
Hospital and after she carie home.
.Mrs. R. Love has beenattending
her sister-in-law, Mrs. I's'aac Jarrott
at 'Kippen, ,who has 'been very sick.
''Mr. W. Jarrott attended a commit-
ee meettinlg in 1Clinton United Church
as,t week.
[Muss Dolly Hagan was in Lbndon
ecently.
CONISTANCE.
lOn '[Sunday, May '1'51th the death
ook plaice in..Seaforth Hospital of Mr.
'George Riley of Constance in his '68th
year. Mr. [Riley had been in poor
c'ealth .for over a year but it 'was only
a week before he died that he was
compelled to go to the hospital in
Seaforth• where he underwent. an op-
eration last week, .Mr, Riley ;had been
a life long resident of this vicinity and
will be sadly missed. Besides his
widow, formerly Margaret Freeman
Of 'Hullett, there survive five sons and
three daughters, Joseph and 'Frank of
Constance, Tom o'f Clinton, Charles
of London, George of [Guelph, Mrs.
Chas. Hoggarth of Millen, .Mrs. Fred
Stephenson of Brussels and Mrs.
IJames.,MdFariane of Goderich To'wn-
s'hmp; also one brother, Mr. Benj. Ril-
ey of 'Constance. There are also eight
grandchildren. Mr. Riley, who was
a native of Tuckersmit'h, [had lived at
Constance a great many years, and
had lived in .McKillop a. short time af-
ter his marriage about 44 years ago.
The funeral took place on Tuesday
afternoon to ;Clinton cemetery. The
pallbearers were Messrs.. George
Wheatley, Beni. 'Snell, Howard Arm-
strong, 'Wm. [Britton, .Roht. Beattie
and 'Wim. Clark. Rev. -Mr. Johnson
o'f Londeslboro conducted the service.
• Mr. Clarence Clark of Listowel vis-
ited his mother on Wednesday of last
week.
The Constance United Church are
holding their annual S. S. anniversary
on May 29th. Rev. C, Ouanings of
Walton will prac'h afternoon and ev-
ening.
Miss 'Viola Morrison' 'spent the week
end with her cousin; Mrs. Weiland, of
Toronto.
Mr. Charles Riley of London was
•home for a few days to attend his
father's funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo .Step'hensoit spent
Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. W. Logan
o(f Blyth.
'The .Women's Association 0 cf Con-
stance
oiati n 0
stance United Church are 'holding a
cooking sale on 'Saturday, May 2811,
in the Toggery [Shop,' Seaforbh. Doors
will open ata o'clo'ck,'There will also
be three quilts for sale.
The choir will be assisted by the
YIP. o'f 'Londesiboro, also the Misses
Little and (Lyon will sing a duet ac-
companied by their guitars, both af-
ternoon and evening. Services after-
noon 2.30; evening 7.30. We expect a
real treat. Everybody welcoin-e.
DUBLIN
[Miss Veronica McConnell spent
the
week end with friends in Dublin.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kram-ers and
family have moved to Dublin to re-
side.
Mrs. M. Benninger spent Sunday in
London with her daughter.
Mr. Jack McGrath shipped a fuse
carload of horses to Quebec on Sat
urda'y. •
Mr. Wilfred Krauskopf spen't Sun-
day is London.
Mrs. William' Kraus'kopf ,of London
visited her (mother, Mrs, Bricklin, on
Sunday.
Death of G. K. Holland, - ±Art old
and highly reslpected resident of this'
district ,passed away .about 4 o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon May 18th in
the person of Mr. G. K. Holland at
his 'residence in Dublin after an 'illness
of two dionithst The late Mr. Firoliand
was widely known this en-';
Upstairs. Clothes Shop
Custom and Made -
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Clothes
Alterations and Repairs ' on
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May2o
'Ticicets 7:5 cts. per couple.
Extra 'Lady, 26 cis.
!'tire district, having successfully con-
ducted the Beechwood stare fo r 25
years, and was for some years a mem-
ber o'f the MdEIllo'n township couii-
oil and for about fifteen years treai-
rarer of that township, which post he
'held until he retired to• Dublin about
eight years ago. The late Mr. H'ol-
•lrand was born in Wa'terl'oo County
and came to ,MdKillop sixty-eight
years ago. He was married fifty years
ago last October to Miss Barbara
Eckert of McKillop, who survives, to-
gether with a family of five sons and
rive daughters: John J. Holland, Mrs.
J'aines Carlin, St. Columban; Leo,
Tlhomas and Gerald Holland, of
!Windsor; Sister Stephena, Windsor;
Sister Pav'lla of Petenboro; Mrs. John
Fllynu and Geo. E. Holland of Dublin,
and Mrs. James Dorsey of Duluth.
He also leaves one sister, Mrs. Mat-
thew Murray of Sloan, Iowa. The fun-
eral arrangements have not been com-
pleted at time of writing-.
'The following is the May report of
Dublin Continuation S'c'hool. Per-
centages are given. 'Subjects in which
student fails are .in brackets after the
name.
IFortn• It1. Harry McIver 76;
Elizabeth Carlin 75. Don Benninger
7034 Bridget Delaney 68%. Veronica
Molyneaux 66, Vincent Eckert 621%,
Eileen Eckert 37, Jack Molyneaux 65
(Canadian History), Nellie Doyle 59
(Literature), John 3IdIver 57 (Geom-
etry), Frank (Ryan 5I (Composition),
1Genevieve McCarthy 60 (Composi-
tion, Literature), Gordon Dill 58 (Fr.
.Authors, Fr. Grammar). Irene Don-
nelly 5-7 (Composition. Can, History),
John O'Reilly 511 '(Composition, Fr.
Aut'hors), Frank Krauslcopf 51 (Lit-
erature, Geometry), John Holland 49
(Algebra, Geometry), Dan McCarthy
48 (Can. History, Latin Authors),
Frank Doyle 54% (Comp., Literature,
Chemistry), John McQuaid 53 (Com. -
,position,, Literature, ' Can. History),
Ursula i{rauslcop'f 52 (Literature.
Can, 'History, Latin A:uthors), Agnes
Coyne '52 [(Comp., (Chemistry, Latin
!Grammar), Rose Melady 49 (Litema
Lute, Can. History, Chemistry), D'or-
othy, Brennan 49 (Comp., Literature,
IFr. Authors), Monica Roache 48
'(Comp., Geo'ntetry, Latin Gram.),
Leata Ryan 47 (Can. History. Geom-
etry, Chemistry), Clare Gormley 42
(Comp.. Chemistry, Fr. Authors).
'Form III.JFrancis Delaney S'2, Ell-
wyn Morris 714., Margaret O'Connell
70 (Arithmetic), Agnes O'Connor 68
((Arithmetic), Dorothy Stacey 05,
Rita Stapleton 64, Arthur Lo'aby 61,
Matilda IDorresteyn 58 ((Algebra),
1Bertha ;Britton '55, Cecelia Feeney 52
(Algebra, Arithmetic).
'Form L-i4'ary Ecl.art 80, John
IKrauskopf 76 (Algebra), Dorothy
'Donnelly' 73, Dorothy Riley 73, Mary
Walsh 65 (Algebra), Charlie ,Bene
64 (Algebra) Norman O'Connor 60,
Marjorie Byers 60 (Algebra, Latin),
:Margaret Atkins -on 5'1'% (Algebra,
L'a'tin), Lloyd MoCarthy 54 (Gram-
mar, Algebra). Michael 'Wa's'h 51%
(Algebra, History, Latus, French),
Marie Feeney 46 (Algebra, History,
B'otany, Latin), Clarence O'Reilly 40,
(Literature, Algebra, History, Laitin,
,F'renc'h), Jatnes Ecl.a'rt 313, (Litera-
ture. Algebra, Composition, Gram-
mar, History, Fmench),
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e animals.a1s 'Phonee
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animal removed.
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