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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-04-21, Page 5THURSDAY,, APRIL 21, 1938 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE Our Prices From April 20 to April 27 P. & G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAP St. Williams ORANGE MARMALADE 32 OZ.PER JAR Choice RED PITTED CHERRIES PER TIN 2s squat y GOLDEN WAX BEANS Standard 2s EACH PEANUT BUTTER, 3 Star, Large 24 oz. size EACH SNOWFLAKE AMMONIA b CAVES 1 9'c 19c 15c 9c 23c PER PKG.Sc Lifebuoy Soap 2 cakes 15c Aunt Jetnima Pancake Flour per pkg. 17c Hawes Floor Wax y;.s-23c ; Is 43c Sani1lush • per tin 27c Jello, Six Delicious Flavors 2 pkg. 15c Super Suds, concentrated with sample pkg. free . ..... 19c Baby's Soap 5 cakes 25c Salmon, Sockeye Maple Leaf /s -19c; is 35c Interlake Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 25c Five Roses Flour 7s -37c; 24s 1.19 Lawrason's Flusho per tin 21c Lawrason's Sinko per tin 25c Premium Tea, with Bird of Paradise China Free ....1'11). 69c Brock's Bird Seed per pkg. 14c Brock's Bird Gravel, per pkg. 9c Nugget. Shoe Polish per tin 12c Big 5 Cleanser per tin 5c Schneider's Dog Food per tin 10c Brunswick Sardines 5 tins 25c Shirriff's Fancy Free 3 pkg. 21c St, Croix Castile Soap 10 cakes 25c Gillett's Blue Razor Blades 5 for 25c Aylmer Catsup, 12 oz. per btl. l5c Dutch Set Onions 2 lbs. 15c Shredded Wheat Biscuits s 2 pkg. ?Sc Yellow Sugar 4 lbs. 25c, Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce P HONE PHONE $ 77 W alker's FU UNDERTAKING CE --and-- EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment NV. holder of Go. vernmWALKER diplomahand .license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 MONAGHAN BREEDER HATCHERY S. C. White Leghorn Chicks from two classes of matings. These breed'ers,are sired by reales from R. 0. P. matings; andd on every hick chick sold is from an egg d :farm. CUSTOM 'HATCHING in an all Electric :James ayIncu- bator Hatcher ale per egg. We will brood your chicks at a slight ad- ditional cost. D. P. MONAGHAN Phone 59. MITCHELL, Ott. BRUCEFIELD. Misses 'Ina and Ellen Scott of 'Lon- don spent Easter at their home there. ,Mr. and 'Mrs. J. R. Cornish spent Sunday in Stratford. '+Miss Margaret ,A'ikenhead• of Lon- don spent a 'few d'ay's with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs° H. Aikenhead. Rev. and Mrs. Bremner and (Edna :spent a few days in. St. Thomas. Miss Evelyn 'Grainger of Stratford 1 visited at her home here on Sunday. Miss Anna Cornish is visiting friends in Stratford. a Miss Freida Brandon 'of 'London is visiting her 'cousin, Miss Betty 'Bran- •d'on;' Miss Dorothy Swan of Toronto spent the holidays at her (some here: • Mr. and Mrs." T. H. Wheeler spent .the week end in Stratford. Mrs. John .Raibten'bury and ;family a, of.Burlington visited Mrs. W. tR'atten- 4bury and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott. Mr. and Mrs. 'J'ohn tMeInaosh •and little. 'daughter and Mrs. C. Haugh •an'd 'chli;ldren :af Toronto visited Mr. .and Mrs, C. Haugh. Misses 'Margaret Watson of Toron- to land iJaree't Watson of London are holidaying at their •home here. Mr. and :Mrs A. Brandon and fam- ily spent' Good IFriday in London. M•r, and Mrs. Wm. Stimpson of De-. .troit Visited' Mr, C. D. Simpson. • Mr. L.. Reid of Toronto .spent the. past 'week at this liome here. • • Mr. and Mrs. T. Dunlop of Chats- worth spent (Easter with Mr. and ;Mrs. Ross Scott, Mrs. C. Ham and Wesley and Miss M. Swan spent a few days in Hamil- ton. Mr. Harry Dunlop of Simcoe visit- ed his grandmother, Mrs, 1\ar. Ratten- bury. Mr. and Mrs. B. Kaiser of Detroit spent (Easter 'with Mr. and Mrs. H. Zapfe, Mrs. Thompson of Sarnia is , visit- ing her mother, Mrs. Stevens. Rev. Mr. Townsend of B'elgrave wilt occupy the pulpit next Sunday. Mr. Stanley Reid and Mrs. IKarncke of Toronto spent the week end at their home hare. • Little Dorothy West of St. Thomas fs visiting her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. Bremner, CONSTANCE The regular monthly meeting of the W.A. and W.M.S. of Constance Unit- ed Church was held In the basement of the church on Thursday, April 14. Mrs.' Britton, 'president of theW.A., presided. !Hymn ;1105', followed with prayer by Mrs. !Rogerson, 'Mrs. Smell, and Mrs. Britton. Mrs. Snell was ap- p.ointad delegate to 'go to convention. After other 'business arising from the W.M.S. 'minutes was 'transacted, Mrs, E. Adams, president of the W.A., took the chair. Meeting opened by singing hymn 180, followed with prayer by E. Adams.Minutes nutes 'vvex+e read and adopted. After business discus- sion. Mrs. C. Dexter took charge of (Group 4. Hymn 4156 followed with prayer 'by Mrs. C. Dexter. The Scrip- ture lesson avas read by Mrs. Roger- son, followed with a splendid reading by Mrs. McBrien, "'Getting Ready for 'Easter." Miss Ivy Simmons gave the study !book. "The Dight of She Mind" Which was very .interesting. Mrs. Dexter closed the meeting with pray- er. Lunch was 'served. l'ir. Kelso Adams •is sporting a •new •Chevrntet sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph !Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Riley such/vars. Cao. Riley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 'Riley of Clinton. Mrs. Annie 'McLean of ,Buffalo is spending a few days with her brother, Mr. David Matson. Mr:.and Mrs. Harold Coakley and son of 'Ridgetown and Mr. B. Riley of near Clinton spent Sunday .with !1r, and 'Airs, 'Roht. IGrinaokeby, 'Miss 'Edna Armstrong of •Harlock spent the week end at her home here. bar. Charles Wakefield of .'Goderich Township ,and Miss Mary Guest of Kincardine visited Mr. and Mrs Dav- id Matson on Sunday. a Miss Olive Grimoltbby is spending a few holidays at her home here. TOWN TOPICS 'Mr. .and Mrs. Frasik •Cudmore and Nancy, Toronto, and Mr. Dawson Reid, /Guelph, spent Easter with Mrs. J, F. Reid, a • • M'r. Will 'Pollard of Sebringville has been •spendin'g the Easter holidays with his parents, M•r, and Mrs. J. Pol- lard. Miss Jean Brodie of Thedford is spending the week end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brodie, af- ter spending the week with her sister, isdiss Annie••Brod'ie at Kirkland 'Lake. Mrs. H. G. Meir and two children are spending Easter" week with Mrs. tMeir's mother in Windsor. Mr. Meir spent the week -end in Windsor. ,Mrs J K.' B. 'Brown, Toronto; Mrs. S. L. Phillips, Cleveland, and Mr. Nel- son IGovenflook, Lois and Joan, Water- ford, spent (Easter at the ,parental home with Mr. and Mrs. J. M, IGoven- lock. Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Brown accompanied' by Mr. Brown left Tues- day morning ifor Cleveland where Mel and Mrs. Brown are spending the week. Mr. and ,lairs. Gibson White of 'Windsor have been. holiday visitors with the former's mother, -Mrs. M. White. Miss Margaret Drover of Ethel and iMiss Elsie Drover of 'Z!yt•rfoh have been s'pen'ding 'the halidays with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wet,' Drover. Mr. arnd Mrs. IP. C. Calder and son. Cameron, St. Catherine, were (Easter visitors at' the parental Route witE Mr. and alia. Adam Bays. Mrs. Calder ansa sou remained for tate week. Dr. A. L. Hays and son, 'Jim, Fort Erie, and Mr, H. Glenn Hays, Toron- to, were Easter guests with their mo- ther, •Mrs. James I -Hays, E•gtnondville, Mrs. 0. Caul ert returned Saturday from Detroit where she spent the win- ter. Mrs,' G. R. Augustine and tato child- ren of Blyth are guests of her sister, Mrs. W. C. Sutherland, Mr. 'Robert Dundas 'ancl son, Jimmy, of Toronto, were visitors with his mo- ther, Mrs. W.' A.' Dundas. Mrs. 'Gordon 'Muir and stn, ,Ronnie, have 'been spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Nivins, in 'Goderich. Mr. 'Frank Sills, Toronto, spent Easter with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. F Sias. Mr. Geo. iParke, London, spent Easter with itis parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Parke. Mr. Chas. (Dickson, London, spent Feaster with Itis parents, Me. and *Mrs. Thos. Dickson. Miss !Margaret Finkbeiner, RN., Mr. W. J. Cullen, of .Kitchener, and Mrs, :Emma Woodley, 'Preston, spent Easter at the hone Of Me. ,and 'Mrs. Chas. Finkbeiner. Mr. Witt ‘Faulkner of Sarnia spent the'Eastcr week end with his mother, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Stark, Wel- land, were Easter guests of his moth- er, Mrs. Stark. ' Miss Alice Devereaux, of Toronto, and 'Francis Devereaux, of London, spent 'Easter' with their mother, Mrs. F. Devereaux. ,Professor and Mrs. Brenton 'Kerr and daughter, 'Janet, 'Buffalo, :and Mr. Howard Kerr of !Oshawa, are 'spend- ing ,part of the holidays with their parents, Mr. and M•rs..James Kerr. Mr, and Mrs. Writ, Somerville of Woodstock visited last week with friends in town. Mr. D!ona•1d 'Kerslake and Miss Sheppard of Toronto spent the week end at 'the former's home here. Miss E. Smith and Mrs. 'Reg. Kers- lake are spending a few days in Tor- onto with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Purdy. Mr, and Mrs. H. C. MtiNtab of Kit- oftener spent Sunday .at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. Catherine 'MdNalb. Joyce and !Edna Broad'foot of Kip - pen have 'been spending the •,holiday. week with their grandmother, Mrs. .Wm. McDonald, James street. Mrs. Margaret Hay and Wilma. and Miss 'Peon McLean spent the Easter week ,end in Toronto with '.Rev.• and Mrs. E. Aiken. • Miss Mary Smith, !R.N., A'lbany, N. Y., is spending her holidays with • her parents, Mr. and Mns.. Percy Smith, McKillop. Mr. and Mrs. Chortles D:oltna'ge of Kitohener spent 'Easter with the tat- ter's mother. Mrs. Thomas- Sharpe, who returned with them to spend a week in Kitohener, Mrs. E. 'Flynn •of London •spent Friday and Saturday with iMr. and Mrs. E. H. ,Close, Mr. and Mrs. !Jack Stott and Mr. Walter „Stott spent the week end in Hamilton and 'N'iagara 'Falls. Messrs. Stewart :Beattie, 'Victor Dinnin and Archie 1- Tog till arein g' Toronto. this week attending the O. E. A. convention \fir, Beattie is dele- gate for 'West 'Huron. Mr, Percy Hoag of Hagersville is spending .the h'oli'days with his mother Mrs. W. D. Hoag and sister •Miss Edith Haag: Mr. Stewart Geddes .of London spent Easter with hes parents, Mr. and Mas. Ernest 'Geddes. Miss Lois' Morrow of 'Fergus' was a holiday visitor here. TOWN TOPICS. 'Guests' .at 'tate .hong •of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sli 'idice were Mk. and Mrs. MGEachetn and son, of near ''Galt, Mrs, Leonard Strong, Tucker - smith, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spading, and Mr. games .Mose of McKillop. Mr. 'James Hudson has returned af- ter spending the past four months at Norwich with his daughter, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Henry Cudmore returned to her' home in Harpurhey on Friday af- ter spending six months 'w'ith her niece, Mrs. John C. Snell,' Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Little and son, Roy, of Brantford spent Easter with the 'forneer's 'fath'er, Mr. Andrew Little, Dr. Reid •Edmonds, Brantford, spent Easter with. his mother, Mrs. Wm. /E'dmoncis, Mr. and Mrs. John ' Willocks of Ri'plley were Easter visitors with the letter's :parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ferguson and family, Toronto, spent !.Easter with the Misses Ferguson. Miss Rose Dorsey, of Toronto, is a holiday visitor at herr home. isle Misses Ida ,and Eva Love of Toronto were holiday visitors with their mother, 'Mrs. John Love. Miss Gertrude Crich of Toronto was a holiday visitor with her 'par- ents. Mr, and Mrs. 1W, A. Crich. Miss • Beulah Scott, St. Catharines, and Miss (Grace Scott, Toronbo, spent Easter with their parents, 'Mr, and hire, 5, f., Scott, Miss Grace Scott is. remaining for the holiday week. Miss Edna Plant, Toronto, spent easter .with her parents, •Mr, and Mrs. W. R. ;Plant. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Love, Toronto, spent' Easter with the la'tter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Scott. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Hurford and Jeau went to Shelburne on Monday to spend a few days •with friends: Miss . Ria Hills, Toronto, was a holiday visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hills, Egtnondvillie. Miss [clary Jackson, Acton, anti Mr. Louis Jackson, Woodstock, were holiday visitors with their mother, Mrs. L, C Tackson. Miss Mildred j'olutstoiic, Severn Bridge, was a holiday visitor with her parents, Air, and Mrs. Thos. John- stone. Mr. Roy 10:ke, of Hamilton spent Easter with his parents, Mr. and MTS. Wm./Oke. Mrs, Lawson and Bernice of Au- burn and Mr, and Mrs. L, Cl, (Kruse of +Gait spent Easter with Mrs. Wm, Sclater. Mrs. Kruse remained For the week, ?t+ir, George Bethune left last vele to resume his duties at Midland after spending the winter at his hone here, Miss Norma Muir, /Mrs. T. 'Phillips and Mrs. ti. Regier spent Raster with the ietter'•s sister, Mrs. S. 'Ross in De - Mr. Clarence N,tisn, London, was an (Easter visitor with his parents. Mr, and Mrs. James Nolan. Mr. and Mrs. lT tA..nrodie and Bob- bie, of Toronto, were Easter guests with Mrs, Brodie's *narents, \4r. and Mrs. R. J. Beattie, • Mrs. J. D. Hinehley returned Sat- erday from lO,wen Sound accompan- ied by her son. Mr. Jack ,Hinehley, who spent 'Easter here. Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Armstrong left 4Vednesday morning of this week to ;pend a month in Port Arthur with their son, Mr. Malcolm Amtnstrong, They are motoring as far as (Duluth with Rev. and Mrs, C. 'C. Kaitte who are .accompanying their son, James, on his return to Winnipeg after visit ing'tis parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weiland .have returned from 'Poroitto' to their hone in Egtnondv'lle. Mr. 'Harry Weiland and Mr. !With. Finlayson spent the week end withthem, t e , . Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Armstrong, To- ronto, spent Easter with 'heir daugh- ter Mrs. W. C. Sproat, and Dr. Spraat. Mr. and Mrs, Peter. Eckert, Mr. Con ;Eckert and Mr. 5, M. Eckert spent a few stays in Chicago with Father Michael IEckart who is conval- escing as •well as can be expected, and returned Wednesday. Mr. C. Eckert remained in Detroit for the week to visit his daughters. Mrs, T. Bart and Mrs. W. \Vadiand of Stratford and ;Dr, Wilfred Smith of Toronto spent '.Easter Day with Mr, and 'Mrs. W. M. Sproat. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Webster spent 'B•acter. sit .Lucknow visiting, friends. Mr, add Ors, Ales M'ciKenzie of. O'rillia spent the Easter week end with his mother, Mrs, C. 'McKenzie. Visitors over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. McNairn were Me. J. H. ,Peliow of Bay City, Mich.. and Mr. Leonard Agar of Toronto. Miss Marguerite Snell of' Hamilton visited Miss (Jean 'Turner on Good Friday. Mrs. Reginald Sykes of "Shelton, Wash, is visiting her ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sproat. Scott's New Hampshires • New Hampshire R.O.P. Hen T 20993,- 3'14 eggs Highest record hen in the Dominion of Canada, 1937, trap - nested under R. O. P. Government Supervision. Record 314 eggs, average egg weight 24.9 ounces to the dozen. The second and third high record hens with records of 293 and 280 eggs are also owned by Scott's Poultry Farm, You make no mistake when ordering Scott's New Hamp- shires. Good Breeding and Profits go hand in hand. SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM Seaforth, Ontario. Phone 251 - 32 TOWN TOPICS Mr. and \Ts. John Sproat have re- turned to their home on Victoria street - titer spending the 'winter in Detroit with their family. They were accompanied by their son -in -late, Jack S'hockcor, w+ho spent the week end. Mrs. David Smith .and granddaugh- ter, Jeanette Wadland, of Stratford, are visiting her sister and brother-in- law, 'Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sproat, Tnekersmith: also Joan Go+enlock of TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Harkness and two ,daughters of Huntsville and Miss Maria Bristow of Hamilton were vis- itors on !Good Friday with 'Mr. ansa Mrs. R. Frost. Mr. Charles Hays, Windsor, spent Easter with his mother, 'Mrs. R. 5. Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ament, De- troit, and Miss Helen Anent, Blyth, spent (Easter at the parental home Waterford. with Mr. and Mrs. 'W'm, Ament. Mr. Hoarara Carroll, Toronto, was Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Smith and an (tete visitor in tarso, son Gregory ,of IGravenhurst spent Mr. \V. A. G Shepherd and 'on Easter with the former's father, Mr. Billy of London were guests of his:Toho Smith. Tor - parents, stet. and ales, A. W. Slurp - onto, J. H. Horne and Joan of Tor - herd, at the week end. onto, spent 'Easter with her parents, \I r. and Mrs. T. R. Dryden of Osh- Mr, and Mrs, games Rankin. awa ,pint the week end with /Per Mrs. J. nett returned .Saturday taMother Mrs. R 5,; Evans, Jantes st from Sudbury. Mrs. Stereos and Betty of Kirch- Mr. Wm. Flcoat returned last week visited herter Miss .Belle from Toronto, accompanied by his Jackson and :kat Isabel Clove, daughter, Miss Hazel 'E'lcoat, who is , Miss Jessie Snaith is visiting friends spending- the week here. in 'Honorer. Attending the funeral .of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith spent D. Laidlaw were Miss Belle Laidlaw An- nie week crit with friend. in Toronto. Miss Rachel Laidlaw and 'Mr. An - \1r, ,Gordon Rennie of Suntlridge is drew Laidlaw, all of London; Mrs. visiting friend. IP Durham this week. Duncan Laidlaw and Mrs. Norman \1 i>c Dorothy Reinke: ,Hamilton, ie Sinclair, .Gudl'ph; Messrs. John and a holiday, visitor with her mother, Finlay Laidlaw and Miss Annie Ladd- �his.. Bessie :Grieve of Chatham :law•, Blyth; Mr. Dittman 'McCallum was home for Raster and went to and Mrs. McCallum, Walton. home Toronto on Monday to attend the Mr, 'Clifford Trott of Bancroft and 0, 11. A. convention. Mr. Clarence Trott 'of Bayfield have Mr. Jack 'Edmunds and son Bobby 'been spending the holidays with their of Mitchell spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Trott. mother. Mr. 'Gordon Rennie, Sundridge, and Mr. trod Mrs. H. W. Hart and Mr. Mr. [:van Rennie; Toronto, spent and Mrs. 1i. ':\, Storey spent Easter Easter with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. 'Rennie. Sunday in Kincardine. Mrs. W. W. Rent, George, Clifford Mrs. C. W. Colelough and little and frene of Toronto are spending son of Thor rh spent the week.end nd Easter week with Mr, and Mrs, W. at tile home of Mr, and 'Mrs..(. A. A. Wright. Storey' Miss .Neil, Stratford, spent Easter Mr. Arthur Edmonds of Hamilton with .bars. Oscar INeil. visited over the week end with Mrs, Mrs. Reg Sloane and son and dait- E•dmunds and little .daughter Mary Jeanette. ghter and Miss Kay Wilson. all of Mrs. J. C. 'Greig is spending the Toronto, spent .Easter with Mrs. week in Montreal with her daughter Maude Sloane and Mr. R. F. Jones. Mrs. 'U. D. Clark. MT. E. C. Boswell' and children Tien - Mrs. Al'. 5. Finnigan is spending a spent Easter in Toronto and in Tren- week in Toronto. ton :with Canon and Mrs. Austin Miss Laura 'McMillan of Toronto is holidaying with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Nelsol4 Keys return- ecl on Friday after spending a week at Windsor, They were accompanied by their son. ale Ruskin G. !Keys. Ales, 'Keys .and 'Glen, who went to Eltnira on Wednesday. Mr. and M'rs. 'Earl Smith and Joan and Mr, Fred Crich, of Toronto, were week -end guests of \4r. and Mrs. W. A. Crich. Miss Gladys Thompson of Niagara Falls. iOnte is spending the holidays at her (tome. Mr. Thomas Chuff of iGuelph was a holiday visitor at his home here. Mrs. L. C. 'Cha'pman and Miss' Mar- ion Chapman of Goderich were guests at the home of ,Mrs, E. S. .Chapman. Miss Mona Sills of Wyandotte, Mich., is spending her holidays :with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Silas. Miss Barbara Best went to Bramp- ton on Wednesday to spend several days with her aunt, Mrs, IG•lenney. Mr. ancf Mrs, 'John Beattie were Easter visitars in Toronto withtheir son and daughter-in-law, Mr, .and Mrs.Douglas. Beattie. Mr. Douglas Beattie is 'transferring to London the first of May where he will be in change of Western Ontario in connec- tion with the Dairy Branch. Mr. George Daly. Toronto, was an Easter visitr,r with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 5.•'F. ,Daly. Miss Evelyn Golding, Toronto,, and Miss Dorothy /Golding, London, were. Easter visitors with their parents, 'Mr, and Mrs; W. H. Golding,. Smith. •IMr, (J'o'hn •C, Kelly, Windsor, was an Easter guest with his mother, Mrs. Rebecca Kelly, N. Main st. PLAY' "DON'T DARKEN MY. ' DOOR" A Three -Act Comedy Presented by 'the Young IPeaple's Society of Durham under. auspices.. of the Choir of +First ,Presbyterian Church in Cardno's Hall, SEAFORTH • Fri.,April 29 At 8:15 P.M. Admission 2(5 coli is DANCE! :+IC Friday,April r Il 22 Auspices of Young Ladies' Sodality BENNY PALMER'S ORCHESTRA In the I. O. O. F. Hall, Se'aforth Admission Sac