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The Seaforth News, 1932-07-28, Page 1tIt is good to be out on the road, and • going one knows not where, Going through meadow and village, , one knows not whither utar why;. 'Through the gray light drift of, fhe' dust, in the keen cool rush' of the air, HURON WHOLE SERIES VOL. 54, No. 30. DINNERS and SUPPERS Regularly HOT LUNCHES at ` all hours OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES Prices Reasonable The Olympia Confectionery and Restaurant Palmolive Soap 3:1OAKES VOIR 15c (with Palmolive IOoupon). PRIIvfCESS SOAP FLAKES. - One of the very best and easy Ni hands for 15 c MAPLE IJEAF SOAP ,FLAKE'S.— 2 lbs. for 25c is guaranteed to do all that the very hest and finest fiake,s will do, even those at 40c lb. LUX TOILET SOAP.- 3 for 21c KIRK'S HARD WATER CASTILE ()y..., SOAP. -4 for 25c CROSSE & BLACKWELLS SAND- WICH REL1S'H.-2+4 oz. bottles, for 35c COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER SEAFORTH, ONTARIO,THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1932. PIGEON FOUND. On. July 24th there cane to .the hone of Archie Lainont, McKillop a tame grey pigeon with a .silver band onits leg with the following number en it 311-136501CHU WIN PRIZES. ITthings seem to be coming Sea- forth's way phis year, and not just nominations, either. At St. Colum'h'an on Tuesday night three of the .first five prizes of the drawing were won by Seaforth people. Miss Annie Hurt, who is living with Mrs. T, McQuaid, Goderich St., won the first prize, a hope c'hes't, and two other prizes were won by Dr. H. H. Ross and M.r. J. Wesley'Beattie. Lt will be remember- ed that early in the year Dr. Slproak won a new Ford at Stratford. Sea - Borth is doing quite well; thank, you. CHURCH CARD. North Side United Churchi—Pastor, Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A. Sunday, July 3l;st. Union holnd'ay services. Egtiido'nel- ville and Northside United` Churc'h'es. (Sunday Schools at 10 a.m. at res- pective churches. • Rev. E. Pouter. df Varna will Icon - duct worship at North Side United Church at 111 a.m. and in Egmontdville United Church at 7 `p.m. PATER'SON'S BUTTER CREAM ISO'DAISJP/ lbs, in .useful tin 30c CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS. — 2 fot 25c CANADA VINEGAIRIS CO.—XXX ' IW'hite .Spirit Vinegar ....40c gal. CIVIC HOLID'AY ,As Monday, August 1st is Civic Holiday, the Wednesday half: holiday will not be observed next week. MUSIC RESUI-TS At the Toronto Conservatory' of Music examinations held recently in Stratford, Walter McMillan was suc- cessful in passing t'he introductory grade piano with honors. He is a pu- pil .of Mrs. M. R. 'Rennie, ELIIM V I'L+LE Airs. ‘William Hanna and daughter, Miss, Annie Hanna Of Kingsville, llr. and •Mrs. Sam Hanna of ISealforth• vis- i'ted :with !Mr. and (Mrs. Thos. )Bell and Mr. Wand Mrs, Chas. 'Stephen last week. Tee ,Band concert in. (Exeter Smit- •day `evening was an attraction which drew quite a crowd from this com- munity. 'Mr, 'Fletcher Staples, soloist of James Street Presbyterian iChurch, (Toronto, :sang 'a solo in this church last ?Sunday evening which delighted the congregation. Mr. and Mrs. S'taples and' daughter Joan and Mrs, Nestle were visitors at Mr. William Johns lash week. ,Mrs. ,Staples, whose Maiden name wlas Miss ,Ella Spargo, is a icousin of Mrs. Johns. Mr. Staples was also a college chum of ,R'e'v. J. 1R. Peters, our ,-pastor, and each was pleased to have the opportunity of listening lo the 'other. Miss Ina ,Ford is spending this week with her aunts, 'Misses Joy and Eve- lyn Whitlock in St, ,Thomas,, Miss .Leila McFails of ,London was a gues'•t at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, iRoutly and 'Mr. and .Mrs. Wes ,Horne over ,,the week end. A few •of'the young people went to 1Goderic'h•'ors Sunday evening. Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. Johns and fam- ily attended' the Passmore picnic at the Bend on Saturday. 'FOOTBALL 'On 'Tuesday the Egmondvii'le team defeated Clinton 2 to 0. The re- creation ground was covered with wa- ter and Clinton team showed good sportsmanship in eolmling d'o'wn to play on such a disagreeable evening. However, it was a very good game all the way through. Don Dale got the first goal in the first half, scoring from a neat pests from D'Orlean• Sills. Ian the second :half the Egmonelaille boys. crowded Clinton, but with their strong defense. Egntondville scored only on a corner kick, Don Dale get- ting the goal. ,Ferg. Bullard 'o'f Win- throp refereed. Egnrondvil'le line-up: Goal, Alex. Lillico; full back, R, MdGeoch, Art Niokois'on; half back, Jack Doig, L. Hiolen'e'Pl, IP. Doig; forwards, D. Sills, J. Flannery, Don Dale, J. tblcMillan, W. Wright; sub. J. Morris. (Brussels football team plays here on Saturday night at 6.30 ,wizen they meet Egmoitdv!ille. Brussels played et St. Celum'ban on Monday .night and were defeated 2-0. •Egmondviile also added a viotory by defeating Clinton 2-0 in the game played at Egmondville on Tuesday evening. /The Winthrop at Egmondvill•e game was poll+tponed on Saturday night. The last -game of the first schedule of the T•furon Football A'ssaciation is on Tuesday next, August 2nd. The four highest teams will draw up a schedule for t'he play-off series. 'The remaining games of the first series are: St. Coiumrb'an at Winthrop on Thursday. IBrussels at 'Egmond'ville on Satur- ENGAIGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. Gibson of Cale- donia announce the engagement of their daughter, Jessie Lorene, to Dr. William Aubrey Crich of Toronto, son o!f Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Crich of Sealionth; the wedding to take place the latter part of August. BROOMS.—(Regular 50c for 39c BAKER'S COCOA. -2 lbs. 25c F1C\S.-3 Lbs. 25c CLARKS SOUPS (any of seven 'kin+ds)- 3 for 25c ONIONS.-1New 'Crop.—8 lbs. 25c CH+I'CKEN • HtADiDSE. 15c per tin SWEET MIXED PECKERS.— 37 oz jars 25c EGGS. --Bought for cash or lc per dozen more in trade.' CREAM -/Bought for 'Seaforth Crea- mery at Creamery prices. FIRST CLASS, •DAIRY BUTTER Bought at any time. F. D. HUTCHISON PHONE 166 WITH THE BOWLERS (Sive rinks of Seaforth' bowlers at- tended the Goderich Scotch Doubles to'urn'ament on Wednesday. Two out of the six prizes were won by Sea - forth:. W., J. Duncan and Harry. Jef- fery being runners-up . in the trophy event and W. G. Willis and ,Dr. Be- ohely winning the first prize in the second event. D Our July Circular ''More 'eviden,ce: of price lead'erslhip" We are hitting the high' prices' Maid these days: Comeand see. • • ¢.ie �r B ea Bros. GOLF NEWS Last Tihunsclay, July 21st, there were thirteen players for golf and ten for Ibridge''over from Baytfield. The Seaforth ladies won their game. On Wednesday, Judy 27th, about twenty-lfive ladies, anal gentlemen of the .Listowel Club were guests of the Seaforth Club. Today (Thursday) there will be a competition for ladies. S.O'FTBA1LL Grand 'Bend at Bayfield --Grand Bend, 14 hits, 12 runs, 2 errors; Ray- field, 7,hits, 5 run's, 5 errors; batteries; W. IDetjardine and B. Snaith, for Grand [Send,an'd, Peddie and W. Stur- geon, for Baylfield. ISe'aforth played at 'Goderieh on Wednesday night and a neturn game will be played here on Friday, night. '1St. Colum'ban at Walton on Tues- day. BARBARA KIRKMAN. - 'The joint meeting for July and„Aug- ust of the Barbara K''irlema<n Auxiliary was held in the 'basement of First P•reslbyterian 'Church on Tuesday ev- ening, supper ,beingservcd at 6.115 p.nt. This meeting was 'to ,have taken the foam of a picnic held on. the Pawn• at the tame of I'Iiss Laidlaw, but owing to the rain, thee' .gathering intt at the church which Was nicely decorated with flowers. 'The _hfacd'onal's and Robinson group was in charge and the openinlg hymen' was .648. Glad tidings prayer taken, by Miss May Dorranoe. Hymen. 461. Piano solo by Mrs. Roy Ahtder- son.'Bissinahs's was taken up 'by the president of the Circle. 'Tire topic ways taken by Mrs. Miss Ro- binsons one of our missionaries. Mrs. Rennie and Miss Murray fav- ored as with a duet. The dosing hymn was the first and last verses of 'On- ward Ohristiaei Soldiers,” and the Lord's Prayer was, repeated in unison. The next meeting will be held hi Sep'tendber. STANLEY. Death of a Former Resident of Stanley.—It was a severe shock to the relatives and friend's, to learn of the sudden death by heart failure of Mrs. Duncan Shepherd of Galt on Thurs- day inorning hiers-dayinorning of last week, The deceas- ed, formerly Miss Mary Carnie, dau- ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carnie, was born April 1564, and was married in 1904 to Mr. Duncan Shep- herd of Galt. Besides her husband she leaves two sisters and two brothers to .mourn their loss: Mrs. 'J. M. C. Tough, of Bayfield; Mrs. J. A. Doug- las, of Hyde Park, ;anti James A. and Will Carnie of the Bronson' , Line, Stanley. Mrs. K'ampman• of Kitchener visit- ed her brother, 117r. George 'Camp- bell; overthe week end. NIr.' WIn. Turner of Win'dsor was 'a visitor last week with Mr. John 'Tur- ner of the iBlue Water Highway and also at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cantlplbell. Mrs. J A. Carnie received news of the death by accident of her cousin, Mr. John Hunter of Fairgrove, Mich. Mr. Hunter was a former res'ide'nt of the town line, near Blake. Mr, and Mrs. IJ.' A. .Carnie and Mr, and Mrs: Will Carnie were in Galt on Saturday attending the funeral of the late Mrs, Duncan Shepherd, MRS. THOMAS .MeELROY A lifelong and highly esteemed res- ident of this vicinity, Mrs. Thomas M'eElroy, formerly Agnes II-Iays, pass- ed peacefully .away at ' her home on 'Tuesday, July 26th, Six weeks ago last Friday, Mrs. McElroy was afflict- ed with paralysis alter a number of years of failing health. She was born in 1855, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Hayss Mcl illop..She was`Imarried in 1579 andcontinued to live in M'eKillop until Mr. 1'IsElroy's death in November, 4926. F,or a year she lived in Toronto and the 'West, re- turning to 'Seaforth in the Spring 01 1926, residing. with her sister, ,Mrs. John Millson, and Mr.. Millson, North Main Street. Mrs, McEiroy's passing is the first break in the, Hays' family of, ten., who were all together :for the first time in years 1n 192'8 during the Dadd's school reunion. 'The surviving me:nvbers are four brothers, Robert •tC. Hays, Sr., barrister of Goderich; Adam Hays, Seaforth; James Hays, .Egmond'ville; WGlilt,am Hays, !Upton, Sask.; five Sis- ters, Mrs. C. Garden, Toronto;, Mrs. Wan, Ireland, Climax, Sask.;' Mrs,' William Flowler, Le'amington; Mrs. J. 'Millson, Seaforth,, and Mrs. Fannie Ireland, Detroit Lakes, Minn. A private funeral will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Mill - son, North ,Main Street. Interment will take place in Maitlandlb'andc ceme- tery. NORTH McKILLOP. Mr. Joseph Thornton has returned home from: Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth after undergoing a serious operation and is very much unproved. He is able to be up and around. Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Campbell and Ruth o'f (Winthrop spent Sunday af- ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reg- ele. AIr. Regele is not as well. as his many friends would like to see hint. Mrs. John Crozier is not as well as. her many 'friends would like to see. Mr. and Mrs. Peter McTaggart of Walton visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Crozier Sunday afternoon.. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'Thornton were Mr. and Mrs. George Kistner and, Mrs. Siemon, Miss Vera ,Kistnero'f Waterloo, also Mr. anid .Mrs. 'Chris...Leonardt of Cranibrdok. Mrs. George Thornton is spending a couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Herman Broddtagen of Mitchell. Mrs. William .Mitchell •of Carling- ford has returned home after spending two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Leming. Mr. Andrew Crozier is improving very lnicely after having his knee cap broken and severely hurt. .The fold'awing are visiting at the laolme of Mr. and. Mrs, John Scotch- mer:—Mrs. Alice Gerred and son Marion of Blanchard, Michigan; Mrs. Edna ,Gais!ter of Grand Rapids, Mich.; Mr. Earl Ga'lslter and Miss Jennie Diskenaa pi (Grant, Mich, Mr.• and Mrs. Roy Scotdhmer, ac- e and Galst r �i '.r: Eanl cat anred " M nP by Miss Jennie Dieke'rna,of Grant, Mich., Motored to Niagara Falls last week, andi.spenit..a few days. .rWe`are gald to report that Miss Nina Heard is able to be around again,' after her recent illness. 'Wheat har'eslting is the' order of the clay in :Stanley Tldwnshlp, Phone 84, Under the flyari•g white clouds, and• the broad blue lift of the sky. acl Co hale at the chattering brook, to the tall green fern at the hrinllc !Where the 'harebell grows, and the gorse, and the foxglloves purple and white. Whether you play 'I'll tuamik or `.1 '■■iu■"®1r•.s.■..■■■Irsr■iIre,�M r■rrr�Mrrd®rrrrrn®rwraiIVreo E M.ai ii■iu ■■ anti■rr■o •!®r■r■MrMrrrse■argsrur�sawe■q�"BIM UM■rrr■r,p1■pera, 00k 011..E .. you'll need a fine sports watch this summer! And i . the ones we're now show- ing are just as dependable "in action" as they are good-looking on the wrist of a spectator. For without sacrifice of beauty or quality, these smart watches are built to withstand the jolts and jars of hard play. Many of them, by the way, are in cases of pre- cious metal by Wadsworth. —with cool, comfortable metal bands to match. See them! Fred. S. Savauge JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Seaforth, Phone 194. Res. 10. MANLEY. Maloney -Murray. St, Colunthan Church was the 'scene of a pretty wedding Monday morning when. El- izabeth, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Murray, was united in marriage to Wilfred Maloney, son of ,lirs. Jahn Maloney of Seaforth. The mar- riage ceremony was performed by the pastor, Rev. "Father Dantzer, and Nuptial High Mass celebrated by the bride's uncle, Rev, J. M. Eckart. The bridesmaid was Miss Marie Murray, sister of the bride and the groomsman was the, groom's brother from ,De- troit. Following the ceremony the wedding party to the number of 7+7 guests, sat down to a sunt!ptuous wed- ding brealdfast atthe home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Malon- ey will reside on the ,groom's farm in McKillop, Best wishes of a host of friends accompany them. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hall and their three daughters and Mrs. J. F. Mc- Mann returned to Chicago last 'Wed- nesday after attending the Murray - )Maloney wedding, an Monday. Mr: and Mrs. Michael Buckley from Chicago are at present spending their holidays with friend's in this vicinity. A large number from here attended the garden party in St. ,Coltirnbas on Tuesday which was a grand success. The late rain has levelled the heavy crops of grain, although ° the wheat McKILLOP. ImoKillop Services. — On 'Sunday, Jnly 311st, the congregations of Duff's and' Bethel churches will worslhip with' Winthrop', congregation at 2.30 p.,m. ;Rev. E. Piou'lter of Varna will preach.; On Sunday, August 7th, Dluff's service. at 9.30 in ,charge of the Young People. Winthrop .congregation will unite with Bethel, service at 2.30 p.m, Rev. W. P. Lane *illi' preach. crop is mostly cut, which was 'heavy cutting on account of the lodged con- dition,, but the sample is good. Mrs. Thos. McKay is still conval- escing with her parents, 'Mr. aand'Ntrs. C. Eckart,-'but is improving Medi - Her son 'Clement is stillconvalescing in the hospital and is also Making good progress. CROMARTY. Mrs, Wietzman of Niagara is vuli-' ing relatives here: Mrs. Norris and daughter of Win- nipeg and Mrs. (IRiev.) Metcalf of Florida are visiting at the home o€ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie. Master Lloyd Allen of Brantford is holidaying with relatives here, Miss Rogers, who has been visiting at the manse has returned to her home. Mr. Robert Hoggarth of Stratford spent a few clays last week in this vi- cinity. V ARNA. 'Mr. and l\Ire. Jeff Keys and daugh•, ter, Dorothy, and son, Charles, of Nashville, Tenn., are renewing ac- quaintances in the vicinity, A raspberry supper in connection with St, John's Church is being held': at Mrs, Chas, Diehl's on Thursday night. Mrs, Lorne Epps has returned'from Clinton Hospital. eS 40360.110=1.00101100 - Imagine TIds as Your Servant One that is spotlessly clean, sanitary, and a hundred per cent ef- ficient. It is an electrical servant, the Air -Way Sanitary System, and it is so easy to obtain, and to keep. Let it do your hard work. Rugs are gently combed until the indicator shows all dirt has been removed. Those hard -to -get -at places are readily reached by strong suction through the hollow handle. 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