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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-01-20, Page 540, THUOSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1038 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE These prides in .effect 01 Jan. oth P. & G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAP JAM, St. Williams Strawberry 32 oz. Jar AYLMER WHITE CORN size iS AYLMER PEACHES, Choice size 2s squat Manning's PER 21c Chocolate BRIDGE DAINTIES BISCUITS B. 7s 27c. 3 10 BARS 3c PER JAR 23 c 2 TINS. 19C 2 TINS .29c PASTRY FLO UR 24s -75c. Eat Oranges Eat Oranges Eat Grapefruit for Health • NAVEL ORANGES 344s, Case—$3.40 NAVEL ORANGES 288s. Case—$3.40. NAVEL ORANGES 216s. Case—$3.40. TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT, excellent fiavor 130s. Per case at $4.25 2 DOZ. 25c 2 DOz, 35c 2 DOZ. 45C 6 FOR 25c Sunkist Navel Oranges in Bas,kets, each 35c Peameal Back Bacon, in piece or sliced per lb. 30c Chocolates, Creams, etc. Mixture per lb, 15c Sound Ontario Potatoes in 90 lb bags each 60c Peas, Corn, tomatoes, Beans, Spinach, Macaroni, Spaghetti, Pork & Beans, Pumpkin, etc. .. per tin 10c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE 77 PHONE 8 , Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor •or Horse Eguinthent W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 HILLSGREEN The January Women's Auxiliary .met.at.the .home of Mrs. Robert Ste- phenson on Wednesday afternoon, leth. The president, Miss Edna Cochrane, preSided. 'Theme for the Year, "The Church in My Life, All Life, All Lands." The 'meeting open- ed by singing hymn MIL 'Miss arene Turner .presiding at the piano. The devotional leaflet was taken by Mrs. R. Consitt. The .secretary and treas- urer reports were read and adopted. The 'business •was then taken. A letter on supply work for (119318 was read from Mrs: Colelough and the bales are to be in her hands iby June Rat this year. A motion Was passed that each member give 159 cts. to buy Tilt material for the bale. The Feb- ruary meeting wil1 be :held in the home of Mrs. JR. Love and Mrs. IR. MdAllister will he in charge ,of the ,programme. The Bible reading, "The .Church in. Action," •taken in parts by Annie 'Jarrett, Rena Stephenson, Mrs. R. .MciAllister, Irene Turner, Mrs. R. Love. The study book, 1Men and Wom.en of Far Horizons," was taken on "Dr.oFtnathey's Work on. Drink- ing Water, etc." Parts by Annie 'AT- zdtt and Edna 'Cochrane. The offer- ing was taken. Hymn .141C15,, and the .Ibenedietion. A dainty 10116 was then served bY the hostess with an attend- ance of 'fourteen. ' 'Mr. !Noah ,Sararas of .Kitchener vis- .ited friends in this vicinity during the weelc.'' Mrs, Mina Love is visiting her • sister41140w at Kippen this week. , 'IYIliss Annie 'Ijarrott met with an ,Se- cidept on Thursday evening last • When she •was thrown out .bf the sleigh. She was about to he seated when the 1-torse mov,ecl on, throwing her oitt. She hit the ;reach on the .'back of the sleigh with, her hack. !At .date of writing she is improviug: ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross 'Love and Mr. W. J.jarrott and Annie attended a session dinner at the 1Manse, ICippen, on Thursday ,eyening. • Mr. Percy Worlcman wears a smile iTowiNbitvonder. A ,baby daughte't 'came to his house. • The treasurer of the Hillsgreen Church is waiting patiently for the close of the books now another year has begun. HARLOCK Mr, John .Leiper who is engaged with the (Goodison ,people has his new car for 19138. Mr. :Leslie Reid has purohased a new truck. Mr. ;Leo Watt purchased some more cows recently. Mr. and Mrs. INelson Lear and fa- mily, ,also Miss Hazel .Rapson were Sunday visitors at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. /Leo Watt. • Nurse Kathleen Beacom was back to Clinton Hospital special-ing for a couple of days the end of the week. Iliarlock boys have been busy 'mak- ing a skating rink at Harlock school We hop e they will have lots of fun skating. MT. and Mrs. Warren (Gibbings and Mr. Albert Rapson rvisited Sunday af- ternoon at .01e home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Isaac Rapson. .Quite a number in this neighbor- hood were rabbit hunting one ,day last week. Miss Jean Leiper visited MTS. Charles Sundercaok one day last week. Mr. John Leiner is at present in Sarnia. Mr. Thomas iLeiper spent Monday evening at the :home af Mr. and Mrs. A. 'W. Beacom. Mr, Clifford Ball vvho has been helping 'MT. Lea Watt left on day for for Windsor 'to visit brother who is seriously ill. Messrs. Illarold•and 'Bert Beacom spent Sunday afternoon at the home of.Mr. and Mrs. 'James Leiper. IMirs. Jennie Knox 'visited, last .weelc at the home of her ,datighter, 'Mrs. and Mr. Thomas ,Appleby, MoKillon, BEECI-IWOOD We wish to extendour sincere sympathy to Mr, Thos. 1:May1m and family in the loss of their mother. 15 r. George Malone of (Detroit is visiting at his :home here. Mrs. ReVnokls of Clinton spent a few days with her sisters, Misses Tot rich. .Frs. Billie Berne of Detroit at- tended the funeral of .her aunt, Mrs. T. 'NT oy la it. - Mrs. M. ,Murray of Dublin is visit- ing at the home of her von, John E. Murray. I Send us'.the ftatnes of your/visitors: TOWN TOPICS 'Reeve j, H. !Scott, Seaforth, Reeve J. M. 1Rokart, MelKillop, and 'Reeve Chas. (MdKay, Tuckersmith, attended the ;January meeting of county coun- cil at Goderioh this week. Ice .cutting on Silver 'Creek began 'this week. Mr, and MTS. fEtwood and ;daugh- ter 'of Goderich wre guests during the , weelc end of Mr. and ,Mrs. S. Hanna. Miss Mary Jackson of Acton spent the week end with 'her 'mother, Mrs. L. C. 'Jackson. .Mrs. Bushman ,of Calgary, Alta.,: is visiting, Mrs. H. M. Ohes.ney, of Egnnondville. 'Mr. W. H. COlding, ADP., was in Toronto on (Monday. A social evening will be held in the parish hall ,o(f .St. Thomas' Church ort Friday evening under the auspices of the choir. Mrs. B. M. Williams of Stratford, who has been .irisitirrg her mother, Mrs, S. Boyd, has been tailed to Montreal owing to the sudden illness of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Haney, Sault Ste, Marie, Ont„ Mr. and Mrs. R. W. TO VP11. send, Conneant, lOthio, were week -end igeests at the home of their ,brother, Mr. Sam Townsend. HIBBERT Death of Mrs. Robert Coleman.— ' The funeral af Mrs. Rickert Cole- man took place Irani her late resid- ence, con. 8, it 29, Hibbert, on :Mon- day. 'Jan. 117th, at 2 p.m. Her .passing on Saturday folloWed an extended illness. Born in Devonshire, England, in 111818,6, her maiden .naine was Beat - nee Frankpitt, and she came` to On- tario in 11905 and had lived at Staffa and Hibbert ever since, Left to mourn the loss of a loving and kindly wife and mother are her bereft husband and two sous, Harold and leArence at home, and two daughters, Rossie, at home, and Mrs. Wm. Caldwell, of. Brucefield, to wham is eXtended the sympathy of the community, Also surviving are four sisters in 'England, Mos Laiwrence 1Fearby, Mrs :Edward Leaman, Mrs. ljaok Winson, Mrs. Fred Arnold; and another sister, 'Mrs. Sidney Triggs, of Maple Creek, Sask The funeral ,services on Monday were conducted by Rev. Mr. Reidie 03 Cromarty Presbyterian 'Church. Int- erment was in .Maitland 'Bank .Ceme- tery. Pallbearers were ,Harold Cole- man, Clarence 'Coleman, Wm. Cald- well,. Thomas Laing, Win. 'Cameron, and'Wilfred Coleinan. Want and For Sale ads, 1 week, 2$e FARMERS Cold Storage Come to Meeting in , TOWN HALL, SEAFORTH Friday,Jan. 21 AT 2 P.M. Please be On time Hear Information . Chairman, Geo. 'McKee Committee Wm. Black J. M. Scott Harold :Jackson W.V. 'Jefferson D. MadFarlane E. L. Box DANCE! HERE THEY COME! The -Ukulele Hill Billies AT KIPPEN Wed., Jan. 26 Here's your chance to dance to one of the snappiest Old Time Bands in Western Ontario. General lAdmission - - 530e STAG EUCHRE ,WINTHROP HALL, , Monday Eve. JANUARY 24 Proceeds, aid of Winthrop Sperts Club . Admission l215e Bring your partner, 'Lunch served. DANCE! AT DUBLIN TO KIRT (N'ELSON and His Popular 7 piece Band of Guelph Friday, Jan. 21 • .Achnission 4i0lc Souvenir of Plane's Only Flight /2012, /7,91,1. fillr4/aPAI /9Ig ..... • • WESTPORT '4'. , • / Ite , Nif By AIR 11101 PAR /AVON .Atho•ve is illustrated an .envelope referred to in these 'colatnos last week, which came to Seaforth .from Netv Zealand by air mail, on the Samoan ,plane and was received by Mr. IN. C. 'Carmichael. Tihe giant ,clipper was lost at sea on the return trip, tDuring the three years 'Clifford Carmichael has condapted the Stamp Collectors' 'Exchange Club at Seaforthhis widespread advertising of "Seaforth, Ontario. Canada," has generously given this town 'polblicity 10 many newspaper and magazine readers in lAitnerica, 'Europe and elsewhere. BAYFIELD The annual meeting of the Bayfield cemetery company was .held in the town hall on Monday afternoon when the following officers and directors were appointed .for 1938: 'President, Jas. 111 ,Reid; vice .president, Chas. R. Middleton; sec.-treas., A. 1E. Erwin: directors, john Hudie, D. H. Mc- Naughton, Robt. Scotchmer, J. J. Richardson, IE. IA. Westlake, Win. Scotchmer. Sexton, Robt, Orr. The annual meeting of ,the Guild of Trinity ;Church, Bayfield, was heldat the home of Mrs. .Goldthorpe ort Tuesday evening. The fallowing offi- cers were elected for 1191318: Mrs. Yorke, Pres., Mrs. Bugler, Vice Pres., Mrs. 'Goldthorpe, Sec., Mrs, NiclICay, Treas. The anneal meeting of St LAndrew's Church was held in the basement on Friday afternoon, Jan. 111401. There .was a splendid attendance in spite of the ,bad roads. The pastor, Rev. R. M: Gate, in a •motion of the Board of Stewards at a previous meeting, was requested to take the chair, Miss Maud 'Stirling nA1S appointed secret- ary .for the meeting. The meeting was opened with ,devational exercises by the chairman after which well prepar- ed reports were presented from all organizations of the •chereh, showing the congregation to be in better finan- cial condition than in 1036. .Election of the usual 'officers iand 'the various boards then took place. A very hearty invitation was extended to the minis- ter to remain another year. Also kind- ly expreSsiona to Mrs. 'Gale and :Miss Gladys for her services as organist of the church. tin Bottiaeau Hospital, N. Dakota. on Jan. lath, occurred the death of a former Dayfield boy in the person of Rev.. Thos. Johnson who was the son of the late ,Ohris. and !Katherine Johnsen. He was !born el years ago on the farm now owned by Russell Hurd an the Blue Water Highway. He was known as a young man of sound Christian principles. In 1885 he was married to Clara Parker who in 4686 died leaving her husband with an. infant son. After wonking at vari- ous jabs here he went to Manitoba then to North !Dakota where he stud- ied for the ministry and was ordained into the ministry of the Presbyterian Church. He was married the second time in 119100' and served as pastor and friend in different charges in Dakota. Besides his .wife he is survived hy three sons and three daughters, Lorne R., Rev. Erwin, 'rhos. Jr., Ruth. Neva and Edna. also three brothers and four sisters, !W. E. Johnson, Nakoma, N.D. Wm.. Robt, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. •Nt- wood and 'Mrs. 1:Parker all of •Bayfield and Mrs, Thos. Parket of Naicam. Sask. Seventeen years an he last vis- ited his old home and at that , time preached in 'both Pres'byterian and Methodist churches in 'Bayfield. Mrs. J. Toms Sr. was taken to 'Go- derich hospital on 'Friday last for an operation on her eye. Her many friends hope she will soon be home and that the operation will he of great ,benefit to her eyesight. • HARI.,OCK llesers. Simon MeVittie, 'Reiland MoVittie, Nelson Lear and Geonge Moen in company with Mn 'Witham Wells of •LoncieSbero motored to Hes- peler on Satteffay to attend the. fun- eral of the former's youngest ibrother, the late Mr. Albert MoVittie. We wish to extend sincere sympathy to all the friends. The January meeting of the Ladies A.id and 'W.M.S. of 'Burns' Church was held 'Wednesday afternoon of last week at the home 'of Mr, and Mrs. A. .W. MciEwing 'with a good attendance considering 'the weather and! roads. We are glad. to know that Mrs. W. Brown who was recently very aick is able to he around and hope she will soon ,be th.oroughly 'recovered. Mr, cliff fln.a spent .Satuvday even- ing at the home of Mr.4ancl Mrs. A. W. Beacom. •! ,neighborhood attended the dance in LondeSboro Friday night Mr. John Leiper has been speeding some holidays at the home of his par- ents, 'Mr. and Mrs. James Leiper. Miss Hazel Rapson visited Mr. and Mrs. Audrey '1(110X on Sunday after - noun. DUBLIN .Mrs. Barbara Holland is apeadiag two weeks in 'Chicago with her bro- ther, Rev. Father Eckert, W110 is seriously ill. Dr. Prank Stapleton of ,Brantford was a week -end visitor with his par - eats, Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Stapleton: 31r, and Mrs. James Krauskopf are with Toronto friends. Mrs. William Byrne attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Moylan at St. 'Columban. Miss Florence Smith, G,adshill. was a .week -end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. :Prank Smith. :Miss IDorothy Molyneaux, Zurich, and Veronica. of Drysdale, with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Molyneaux. 'Mrs. James Shea and Mr. and Mrs. M. Klinichamer were in London on Tuesday t(I sen itt. James Shea who IS in St, Joseph's Hospital. We wish Mr. Silva it speedy recovery. What might have proved a fatal accident occurred on Sunday evening. The little son of Mr, 1'.1ames 'Recite was ,,,hot in the thigh by a son of Mr, Pat i‘icOrath. While yonng McGrath was taking the bullet out of the gun, in some tray the guu went off and shot little Herman Racho. The little fellow is in the Seim .Memerial Hos- pital at Seaforth. 'The annual meeting of the Ladies' 'Cluild of St. Mary's (Introit, Dublin, was held at the home of Mrs. Gar Smith on Thursday. All the offieers were returned oflfice for .another year. On Thursday evening Mrs. Frank Smith entertained a few of her Mends to five hundret1.1 Quite a few attended the funeral of Mrs. Thomas Moylan at St. Col- mnban on Tuesday. Mr. Wm. 'Maloney of ,Ninette, :Ma- nitoba, who is ot a three month tour in Canada, has returned to Dublin af- ter an extended visit with his sister- in-law, Mrs. 'Catherine ,Maloney of London. 'William was a brother of the late Patrick and James Maloney of Dublin and he sees g: good many changes as it is forty-seven years since he left for the West. - WINTHROP The first euchre and ,dance of the season was held in the hall last FTi- day- night twith a very large crowd. The prize winners were, ladies, most ,games, Miss Agnes 'Dodds. Loin hands. Miss Clara DrAmage. Mee's, most games. Mr. Dames Hogg, lone hands. 'Mr. Hiram Shannon, 'After lunch a .few hours :were spent in danc- ing. The next euchre will he held on the 128th and will follow every two weeks. Old man Winter is still on the job. Latest reports are .for milder weather. Mrs. Foster Bennett, Mona and Billy, spent :the week end, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter McGowan spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. 'George Eaton. Dublin defeated 'Winthrop in ,hock - eV' last. week. St. Columban meet Winthrop this 'Thursday. Best of luck !boys. BRUCEFIELD Miss Dora Addison eif ,Londeshoro has 'been visiting in Beateefield the past .week. Miss Marie Elliott, who spent over two months with her uncle and aunt, Mr. Ijohn Reid and Miss Mary Reid, in Bayfield, returned home last week.. Mr, Norris Siblery returned home last Wednesday from :Stratford hos- pital. We are pleased io know he is much 'benefited iby the treatments he received Mr. Will Hill, was ,taken to TOTOTI to early last week to see a specialist Me Hill was ,kept there for ,furthe'r meats will be a success. We are sorry to report Mr. fri.arralld McDonald, north of 'Brucelfield, is itt with pneumonia. Miss Tens NIoNeught on, after opending- a week or more with her sister, Mrs. 'Vy'allace Haugh, returned to her home last week. Mr. Wallace Haugh sold a team of horses to 'Pepper 'brothers of the Ond concession of Tockersmith. MT. and Mrs. C. West and Dorothy of St. Thomas spent Sunday ;with 'Rev. and dvIrs. W. A, Bremner. Mrs. R. IMason and Ronald .of 10a4c- vine visited with 'friends' in the village. Mr. and Ivins, Wm. Simpson of De- troit visited with Mr. C. D. Simpson, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend a Ohio are visiting Mrs. Townsend's .sister, Mrs. Mary 'MolKenzie. Mrs. Alice Hohner is spending a ,few days in IGoderich. Mr. W. MeClinchy of Stanley vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. H, Zapfe on Sunday. VARNA The many friends of Miss Bessie Chuter 'will be pleased to know she is ,able to walk out and is gaining strength. We are also pleased to report 'Billy Austin has so far recovered that he is able to ,be back to his 'job. 'NIT. and Mrs. Ostrotrin are now comfortably settled in their new home, CParr line, recently purchased from Miss Logan. Mr. and Mrs. A. McConnell enter- tained a few of their friends on :Mon- day night. Stanley District LO.L, met in the 'Orange hall on IFriday last. The elec- tion of officers was as follows: Dist. W. AL, Elmer Webster; Dist„ !DM., John Castle; Dist, Chap., Chas. C. Pilgrim; Dist., Rec. Sec., iPercy John- ston; Dist. IFin. Ste., James Petty; Dist. Treas., Ben Ratltwell; Dist. Marshall, T. J. Stinson; Dist. '1st lee., Roy Keyes; Dist. 2Ind let., (W. J. McLeod. The election of officers was conducted by Past IDist. Master Fred McClymont and the installation: by Past Dist. Master Geri Diehl, Varna Couple Honoured.— An interesting event of the week Was the celebration of the thirty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and 'Mrs. George .MdClinchey an Friday even- ing when about forty guests were present to 'congratulate and present them with many ;beautiful gifts of sil- ver and crystal. They were also pre- sented with a 'beautiful ;Aladdin 'lamp from the family. Mr. and ,M.rs. Mc- Clinchey were united in marriage on Jan. Alla, 19013, at Bayfield by the Rer„T. A. Jennings • and took up farming on the Goshen ;line, fifteen years later moving 'to the Bayfield road vatere they now reside. Mr. and Mrs. McClinchey received many mes- sages of .congratulations by mail and phone during the afternoon and ev- ening. The entire family were present for the occasion, Wilmer and tErnest. , Varna; Mrs. Emerson Kyle, IKippen: Mrs. Ivan iSteckle, Bayfield, and John at home. 'Cards were indulged in un- til midnight then the singing of favor- ite songs after which dancing took place nntil the early•hours of the mor- ning. • Prices Compared An interestin.gcomparison of ,prices is that of the prevailing- price 51. years ago and the prevailing price to - 'day, for :farm produce in Renfrew County. Fifty years ago, prices wen. as. follows: :Wheat 80-90c bus., peas 59e, oats 1315-36c, butter 12-al91c lb.. eggo 117-120c doz., potatoes '50.6De bus.. hay $9-$110 ton, turkeys 8-.9c lb.. geese and chickens 151-16c. Prices prevailing this year during the holiday season were: Wheat goll-$11125. peas $2-$2.215. oats 55-60c, tbatter 314-36c, eggs 35- 6451c, ,potatoes 50-00c, hay $8411 ton. turkeys 20-135e, geese chickens 818-26c. The Hay Market (Eastern. ;Northern and 'Central On- tario) Demand: Movement is still quiet in Eastern and 'Genteel Ontario and active in Northern 'Ontario. :Supply: Large quantities are avail- table in Eastern and Central Ontario, hut itt North.ern [Ontario, supply is Ismall. Prices: Belleville, at barn No 2 timothy $6 to :WOO per ton; No. 2 timothy and 'clover mixed $6 to straw $4 to $5, Brockeille, at oar or warehouse, No. '2 timothy *16 to $8: straw $4. !Lower Ottawa Valley, at car, 1No. B timothy, 415d510 to ST. North- ern Ontario and INorthwestern Queb- ec, at 'car, 'light 'clover mixed $1.15 to (07 grass hay $115, dairy or clover hay $115 to $1l5, alfalfa $17, straw $7 per ton. Southwestern :Ontario Demand: H.ay' is in fair demand and there is some prospect for exporting second cut alfalfa hay to the United States. Supply: Albout 85 per ,cent of the crop is still in ;farmers' hands. Tim- othy No. It, timothy mixtures and alf- alfa are glitch above requirements in Some Of the y'ottxag people from this medical treatitient. 'We hope the treat- tnost districts, . .