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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-02-10, Page 13THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1938 Our prices goad tilt ,Feb HILLCREST SHORTENING Finest Quality EDDY'S SILENT MATCHES RED PLUM JAM 32 oz. Jar BARTLET PEARS size 2s squat TOMATO JUICE oz. POLLY PRIM PEAS 17 oz SEEDLESS GRAPE FRUIT 3 FOR 13c 16th 2 ths. 23 C 3 BOXES 19c 23c 2Tins 29c 5 TINS 25c 2 TINS 19c noz: 50c Cabbage, medium size hard heads Each Sc Premium Tea, Black or Mixed with Free Fancy China 1 lb. 69c Royal York Orange Pekoe Tea, IA lb. pkg per pkg. 33c Red River Cereal per pkg. 25c 'Salmon, Fancy Red Cohoe, Unicorn or Golden Nett, yss....each 15c ls.. , , each 25c Rinso, large pkg. and 1 cake Lifebuoy Soap, both for 24c Benson's Corn Starch per pkg. 12c London Creams, Fancy !Biscuits, Manning's Assorted per lb. 19c Quaker Corn Flakes with Free Scribbler 3 pkg. 25c Electric Bulbs, 40 or GO watt, 12 for $1.00 Each 10c Salt, Shaker, 2 tb, plain or iodine Lealand Dill Pickles. bottle Ivory Soap; med. size St. Croix Castile Soap Loose Soap Chips Licorice, Allsorts, Imported Macaroni, Loose Ready Cut Bolognk Choice Breakfast Bacon in piece or *sliced Ontario Potatoes, sound and white per pkg. .5c per btl...l5c 2 cakes ..15c 10 cakes 25c 3 tbs. 25c 4th 13c 2 tb 13c per tb 15c per tb 28c 90 lb. bag 58c —ANOTHER SPECIAL— HEINZ TOMATO CATSUP PER BOTTLE -39c. • 2 F0.37c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PH"E PHONE 8 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING --and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. 5. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 SEAFORTH MARKETS Wiheat, per bus. Oats, per 'bus. ....... Barley, feed, per 'bus. ,. .1. .60C Barley, malting, per has. ... .. Buckwheat, per bus. 60: AUBURN • The Baptist Ladies' Aid held their 'February meeting on Thersday after noon, Mrs. -Charles Howson presided. The scriptere reading was taken by Mrs. Anna Walper end Mrs. Jas. Raithlby led in prayer. M-rs. 1Glen Raithby 'gave the treasurer's report Sued in the absence of th-e secretary Mrs. Earl Raithby, Mrs. 1R. J. 'Phil lips -gave her report. The following program was .enjoyed, -reading 'by Mrs. John Raithby, Mrs. Annie 'Wel per, Mrs. Thomas 'MONall and Mrs. Elmer IRobertson; inetrumental, Mrs. ,Glen, Raithby, duet !by Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs. G. W. Sherman. Mrs. jesp-er MoBrien gave an- interesting talk on "The Seginn-ireg" and Mrs. Walter Smith gave tile topic on "The WBI of God." Stewart lAiment,•sen of Mr. and Mrs. !Oscar Arnett, of West Wawan- osh, and omh,o is erhployed at the farm of. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tunelbut, east of Aulbunn, reecived hip and !shoulder injuries when he :fell ten feet from the hay mow in Mr. •Yangbut's ,barn. It is :thought he took a weak spell. Dr. Weir attended and the boy is now at his parents' home. • Miss Beryl Wilson of Stratford Normal, spent the -week end at the home Of her parents, .Mr. and 'Mrs. j. J. Willson. IMT, end 'Mrs, Edgar Lawson and !Bernice 'visited on Friday with Mrs. Laiwson's mother, Mrs, Wm,' ,Slater. 6-ealonth. Miss Lois Ferguson of Clinton spent the week endwith Miss Joan Sheppard. Mr, and. Mrs. !George Beadle, Mr. iGeonge 'Ysinglelot and son Victor, Harry Arthur ancl Harold-Asquit at- tend -ed the funeral of Mr. John Dei - Chert of Zurich on -Sunday. Rev. H. C. Wilson .attended the funeral of a friend at Oakland on Priday. Miss Mabel "Foster, 'Miss !Dorothy Wilson and 'Miss !Eleanor Wilson at- tended the 'Normal At Home at Strat- ford last 'Friday evening. 'Alt and Mrs. 'Wm, Thompson vis- ited a few days -with their daughter, Mrs...Mark Armstrong and Mr. Arm- strong Of St. Helens, Mies Margaret Ferguson and Miss 'Mathers of Parkhill visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. 5. Ferguson. Mrs. IF. 'Ross visited with Sriends at l>ungannon on ;Friday, Mr. Thomas 'Johnston, Mr.. Thomas Adams ,returned last Friday from a trip to Toronto. ' Mr. Jas. Brundrit spent the iweek end with friends in Mitchell. Mr. Ralph Munro, Miss Susie Blair and Mrs. Jas. Iviutch attended- the funeral of Richard Johnston of Ash- field on •Feklay. We are glad to report that Mrs. iEanl iRaithby is somewhat improved front her recent operation. HILLSGREEN The, congregational meeting for the year of the church is being held on Thursday afternoon of ,this week, February 10. Mr. end Mrs. W. 'David- son 'visited during the week with rel- atives in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. P. Campbell and fam- ily of near Exeter visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Love. Mr. -and Mr‚ W, 1Forrest and dau- ghter and Miss Mary Forrest visited in Heneall during the week. Mr. and Mrs. C. Releinson visited relatives in Mitchell. Mrs, W. Reichert and Mos. H, Ad- kins were in London during the week owing to the illness of their mother, who was taken to the hospital ,for the interest of her health. Mr, and Mrs. 'James jarrott and Mr. and Mrs. !Eldon ljarrott visited- at the home of -Mr. and Mrs. H. Norris. Miss !Elliott -of Clinton. returned this week to 'help -again at the home ,of Mr. W. 'Turner who is not improv- ing very rapidly. A young son ,aerived at the home of Mr. yohn. Love last week STAFFA Miss. Dorothy Gray, Millbank, is spending a few days with her 'grandparents. , 1 Mi,ss jean Tuffin is spending sotne 'Bine in &rat ford. Messrs. C. ,Gilfiltan .arid W. -Drake of !Guelph were visitors at their re- spective homes over the week end. Mrs. IR.ev. !Gilmore is visiting with her -claiighter near Mt. Brydges, . THE SEAFORTH NEWS ,imiiii*Anorm4111L41+ PAGE FIVE TOWN TOPICS IVIiss Mary Kling, R.N., of Wood- stock, Ives a visitor at her home . on Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Weber and children of Woodburn were visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. Hanna. ' Mr. Con lEckart is still laid ap with an infection in his foot. -Mrs. Atkinson of Olinton spent several days with her sister, Mrs. Henry 'Hoggarth. Mr. and Mrs. 1E. L. Box spent this week in Toronto. Miss Evelyn Golding, R.N., of To- ronto spent the .weele end at her home. Messrs. A. W. and Gordon Dick went to Montreal on Wednesday to spend a •couple of days -and to take in the ChiclagoaMontreal :hookej, game. MANLEY ;Mr. ThomaS 'Purcell, who had his .truck in Dublin all winter to .accom- modate his customers on the .highway, has been able to take it home mow.. We are pleased to learn that Mrs. John 'Marray who suffered a nervous attack 'since th:e :death of her husband, is alble to be around again. TUCKERSMITH Death of Mrs. Burdge— Mrs. john Burdge passed peace- fully away, on 'Mon -clay morning in her 9131rd year. Her advanced years had !been gradually ',becoming more apparent in her health for some time and especially during the week before het death. Mrs . Burdge was held in high regard and endeared her- self to all. She had been a resident of the vicinity of Brucefield for 55 years. In May of this year she would have .observed her 913rd birthday. Tor- anerly jane Ketchen she was horn in Darlington Tp., near 'Whitby 'and af- ter 'her marriage ceme to iZorra, (Ox- ford county, near 11-Iicicson and fifty- five years ago moved to Stanley Tp., itear Brucefield where her son now resides. In recent years Mrs. Burdge made her home .with her daughter, Mrs johis Wats-on, and the past four years with her .daughter, Mrs. Path- eringham. Five 'daughters and one son survive: Ves..0, :Fotheringharn and Mrs. Thomas Chapman and Mrs. Robert Watson, Teekersmith: Mrs, John Watson and Mrs. W. F. Mc- Millan, lEgmondville. and Mr. Fred Bordge, of Stanley Tp.; also1115 grand- children and 5 ,great -grand -children, A son, fames, of Hamilton, died eight years ago. Mrs. Burdge was the last surviving member of the Ketehen family. Mrs. Burdge ,was an Honor- ary Member of the wm.s. of Brucb- field Chuech and always was aetive in the work 'of the church and commun- ity as long as her advancing years would permit. The funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon at 3, o'clock from the residence of her son4n-1a-w, Mr. Donald IFotheringitam, Tuck- ersinith. The services were 'conduct- ed by her pastor, 'Rev. W. A. Brem- ner, Brucefield, assisted by Rev. Dr.-IKetchen of 'Hamilton, a nephew of the deceased, Interment took place in Beird's -Cemetery, Bruedfield. The pallbearers were Ave grandsons, John and: William Fotheringham, Ross ,Chapman, -James and William Burdge and William Sinclair. !Relatives from a distance attending the funeral vrere, Dr. H. B. A. Retchen end daughter Dorothy and Mrs. James Burdge, Ha- milton; 'a nephew, Mr. Irwin lOrmie- ton of Whitby, la niece, Mrs. Manning. Mr, 'Gordon Manning, and Mr. and Mrs. -Clark, of Rielgetown, Mr. and VALENTINE SUPPER In the Schoolroom of the United Church on Mon. Feb. 14 Will be served from 5 to 7 o'clock 'Under the auspices of the Women's Association SUPPER 25c OLD TIME DANCE! Odd Fellows (G.W.V.A.) Hall Friday Feb. 18 lAospices '.Egmondwille Hockey Clelib MoNICHOL'S •ORCHESTRA Admission 30c. Ladies with lunch free ' EVERYBODY WELCOME DANCE! LYNN SPENCE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Friday, Feb. 11 AT 1.10.0. F. HALL, SEAFORTH formerly 'G.W.V.A. Auspices of Young Ladies'Sodality of St. James' Church Admission - 315c MTS. James MadKay, Hiokson, Mr,' James Boyce; IGocierich. The February meeting of the T ersmith ,Ladies' ,C11.1113 Was held at honte of Mrs. C. J. !O'Brien twenty ladies present, The eold was answered ,with,, '"The name 'book have recently read, end name ,Of its. author." After the r lar -business routine e short prog was given, ,and -community singi Mrs. Eldon O'Brien read an hest tive article written by Jeatly Twe muir on the .effeot reading has on child -mind, mentioning several a tally selected hooks. Mrs. -Law read a story of 'the !origin of 1Val tine Day and Mrs. Walters gave humorous reading about some of farmer's troubles, especially, if good wife is a tit strong mind There was a tontest entitled Book Romance," the arts-wers which were names of 'b'ooks. The wi tiers of this 'contest were :Mrs. M Gregor and Viola Pepper; Mrs. W Peep e atari !Fiore ace 'Whitmo Plans :were made for the club ,soc evening, to whioh all members a their 'families are cordially ineit Social will he .held at the home he president, date to be announc ate', Appliqtte quilt blocks were gi n out, ehich are to be 'finished he March meeting. The group herge -of next meeting consists frs. •NfoGregor, Mrs. Garrett, Mr . 1Pepper, MTS, Roy Pepper al Irs, Wm. Pepper. ,Roll °ail, to 11 ns.wered by "An item of world it erest of •which 1 have read 'since ,11 sit meeting," Mrs. Samuel Laidlaw and .daugh- ter Mary 'left on Monday to return to their -home in -Climax, Sask., after a, month's visit !with friends in this db oisterricte.oMr, L;idtocwrsemained for an- hAllan Nicholson is somewhat im- proved, his many -friends are :glad to 14:11 OW. Funeral services were held in G.ode- rich township for Mrs. john Weston, 6th concession, who died Tuesday at the home -el her son, Alexander, in her IZ6th year. Before her marriage she was Miss Mary INichoison, and was .b.orn in Tort kietroe, but lived in Goderich Township 25 years. Her yomig clays were spent in Tucker- emith„Site attended Sproat's school. Mr. and •Ifes, Weston lived in !Gode- rich Tp. for albout 25 years, Twenty years ago she and her husbandre- tired to 'Godericliflent after Mr. Wes - ton's death five years ago, she return- ed to the homestead. Sueviving are four sons, Alex at home, Clifford, Ben end 'Fred in ,D etroit, a id -four &nigh - tens, Mrs. iJames Denorny oF Drys- dale, Mrs. Eva Harvey of Detroit, Mrs, Bert Crittenden, of Buffalo, and Mrs. Johns ton, of Toron tn; one bro- th er, John Nicholson, M ill 'Road Tuckersteith, and three sisters, afis, Jean 'Nieholsen, Bay -field, Mrs, A, Currie, Bayfield, re, B-ert Bick, Tuckersinit h. The pallbearers were her lour S0115 and a grandson R. Weston, of 1Goderich, .and a nephew, Arthur !Nicholson, of Tuckersmith. Mrs. James Black spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scot- eherner of Stanley. The many -friends of Mrs, George Black are pleased to know site is able to he around 'again after being confined to her room for several days. Mr. Fletcher 'Whitmore spent the •week end cat the parental home of Mr. and Itrs. S.. Whitmore. Mr. end Mrs. !Fletcher Townsend entertained 'Mr „and Mrs. Leneis Teb- butt last Monday, it being Mr. aiol Mrs. Tebbett's thirty-second wedding anniversary. The recent rains have taken the snow away to it great extent. The cars 'are now running on the conces- sions again. and the with with call of a the egu- ra ng. nue- eds- the pec - son en - a his ed, to n - re. ial ncl ed, of ed 1 A a la PERMANENTS FEBRUARY SPECIALS CURLS, CURLS, and more .CURLS!....They are all worn on top of the head and you just can't keep curls up at this height without a Permanent. Get it now: during the month of February. Our Special Permanent -Reg. 7.50 Re -vitalizing Oil for $5 assures you of the most natural looking waves and curls. Other special features during the month: Tonic Permanent, reg 5.00 $3.50. Charm -Oil with curly ends $2.50 Special End Curls $1.95 Special, School Girls 81.50 • Sutherland's Hairdressing Phone 152 LONDESBORO The Women's (Institute held their meeting last T,hurstlay in the Com- munity Hall. Meeting opened by sing- ing the 'opening -ode and the Lord'e prayer in anis-on. Mrs. IE. Adams, president, was, in the chair. Minutes were read and 'business taken ep. Further arrangements ifor the St. Patrick ,suPper to be held on March 116th were made. A .play from .Clinton was secured for the evening with oth- er local talent Mrs. Feed' 'Oster of Bilyth, 'who is .district president, was present and gave an address. The af- ternoon was !enlivened 'by singing -and !tunic an tlte guitar by Mrs. Geo. Mt- -Call and Mrs. j. 'Scott. Refreshments were served 'at the close by Mrs. Armstrong .and her 'Group. Miss .Mice 'Ringleted s,pent a few do.ys with Toronto friends recently. Mrs. IGeo. 1Gillfillan, who has 'been quite 111 for the past ,few weeks, is im- proving nicely and is now ante to be out around. The death of Mrs-ljohn Hutton, -IticIt'ocourred .early alt .Sunday morning, 'removed a much respected tesident from our midst. Deceased suffereda severe paralytic stroke two Weeks previous from which she never recovered, The,funenal, which -was pri- vate, was fieldi on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. A. W. 'Gandliner officiating. Bur- Seaforth Badminton Club Fourth Annual DANCE In the L 0. 0.F. Bali Seaforth MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14 TONY CRYAN and His Orchestra Tickets 1715c ial at 'Clinton 'Cemetery. Sympathy goes out to the aged 'husband, the daughter, Mrs. Geo. Thompson of near Londesboro, and son, Chas. Hut- ton of Montreal. A box social will be held in the comunnity hall, 'Londesboro, ender the auspices of the Pastime club. A good program •conimeneing at 8 o'- clock, after which the !boxes ',yin he sold and the remainder of -the even- ing will he for dancing. Admission, ladies thring 'boxes. Everybody wel- come. BRUCEFILD The regular meeting of the Y,P.U.. wne held on Monday evening with Archie Mustard:in charge. The meets Mg opened by singing 'hymn '2515 fol- lowed by tile Scripture lesson, Mat- thew -1101s9, and Mark 6:153-56 was read by Archie Mustard. ,Anna Aiken - head then led in prayer. Hymn. 403 was then sung and the topic, "Busi- ness !for the Nine,' was exceptionally well taken by Me. !Palmer, A short .discuseion followed. The business was d iscussed and tit e meeting closed by singing hymn t11516 and all repeating the Mizpith benediction. •Don't forget our Box Social to he' held in the school- room ,on 'February 14 commencing et 8 )115. Everyone welcome, Mr. and Mrs. '1'. 1-1. Wheeler' spent a. few days hod week in Stratford. Mr. nit Mrs. .Ross Scott .and fam- ily spent ,Sundav in London .Miss Anna Aiikenhend spent a fel days with WAS 'Margaret !Henry 6 Clinton, - Mrs. jas. Ssean. is 'visiting 'Dr. an Mrs. AV. Swan of ltamiltOn. ' :Mrs. W. Hill spent the week end in Toronto. ..Rev. W. A, Bremner spent 4.!L fess days last week in Toronto. ,Mi$S iDorothy Swan spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. E. Munn. :Communion :service will be observ- ed next :Sunday, 1Feh. 1'5th in the Un- ited Church, .at the morning service. Preparatory service -on Friday at a 'quarter to 3. The Women's Missionary •Society iritl meet on the sante ,day at 111:130. An invitation is extended to all the •wia- men in -the congregation. The many .friends of Miss 'Waldron were ivery -sorry to hear of her seri- ous -accident, and extend to her their sincere sympathy, and -hope she wild make a good recovery. A joint meeting of the United farm men encl womeet will be held at the home of Mr. and Aire. Wm. Nesbitt on Wednesday, !Feb. -116th, at 12 p. Roll call, .Valentine Verse." Topic "IvIalke Bold 'Beginnings" :will be taken by Mrs. Cairns. .Social program in charge of :Mrs. Allan. On 'Sundey at the .close of the Sun- day School Margaret McEwen ,and Betty ,Allen eeceived 'cash prizes that were awarded to them by the county CONSTANCE John Jamieson— The passing of Mr. John Jamie- son was a great -shook to the com- munity. Mr. tlarnieson had ,been wish- ing his neighbor and was returning home with Mr, William Taylor. Mr. Taylor deft him to go to his own home and on looking around saw Mr. ljam-ieson lying -on the ground. He re- turned and went for !help .but Mr. Jamieson ihad passed away before they returned. He was taken to the home of Mr. /Robert !Jamieson 'where he had been !making his home since 1936. Mr. Jamieson was in his 56th year and was the &on of the late Ro- bert end 'Mrs. !Jamieson. He ,was a veteran of the great war. He had gone West in 1903 and took op land itt Forestburg; .Alberta. Iui 1915 ite :joined the lilIlat regiment :and went overseas in ;11916 and served until the end of the war. !He was wounded in the head anti arms and .gassed, which was -the caese of his ,premature death, Many times he heard the .call of the bugle to duty but et last the Great Truinpeterhas called him uot to battle but to victory. !He was a man of ster- ling qualities, honored and respected by all 'who' knew him and may his great sacrifice to home ,and country ever be cherished in .the hearts of all. He leaves behind 'him two brothers, William at Kitchener, and Robert of Kellett. !Another •brother games he loft behind in Flanders fields. "To V you 'we throw the torch, Be yours to f hold it high." The funeral was held on .Sufiday the 6th, from the home d of Mr. Robert Jamieson, service at 2 o'clock..conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr. iGardmer. !Interment in Burns Cemetery. 'The pallbearers were Messrs. Teter Dunlop, !Oliver Ander- sen, 'Austin Dexter,. Charles Dexter, 'George !Patterson, Harvey Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J.amieson of Kitchener attended the funeral of Mr. Jamieson's 'brother, Mr. John jarnie- son. who passed away Thursday of last 'week The many ,friends of Mr. Benj. Ril- ey are glad to hear he is improving after his serious illness. -Mn, and Mrs. Alf 'Glazier of !Clin- ton spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. David Millson. Mr. end- Mrs. Robt. IGrimoldbY spent •Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Mann. Miss Jean Wakefield of Lontles- ;boro spent the week end at her 'home here. .C.T.btT, In the national ,temperance contest. Margaret .:NfdRiven came sec- ond highest in the -seniors in the county and Betty Allan was !first in the juniors lit the county. ,Elizabeth Alkenhead was also -congratelated Iter excellent paper in -the intermedi- ates. iRev. Mr. Bremner was in Toronto last week. Mr. arid Mrs. Sholdice of Crediton visited with 'their daughter, Mrs, A. Paterson and family .on Sunday. 'Sympathy is extended to ttte &ledge family in the death of their mother, Mrs. John Bordge, who pass.' ed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs D. ill'otheringhatn, on Monday, Deb. 71.11. STANLEY Mr. and NTS, .0.1i vas ter of London spent Sunday with the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MeClinchey. Mr. and Mrs. John S.00tchmer were in Exeter last Saturday. Mr. 'William Talbot motored to London on Saturday last. Mrs. Wild and son !John visited friends at Seaforth on Monday. Mrs. James Black of Seaforth spent a few days with her parents, Mir, and Mrs. William Sootchmer. Miss lIrene Scotchnter of London who 'has spent the past month with her parents on the Branson line, has returned to !London, A Thrilling New Comic Page in Color! Royal Girls( iEleerybodyl You'ill find thrills galore in the great new masterptece, 'Renee Valliant," in the Gotn- ic Section of The Detroit Sunday Times, every week, starting Sunday, February 1113. In ,Trince Veliant," The A 1