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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-07-14, Page 5THURSDAY, IULY 14, 1938 THE SEAFORTH NEWS sTORE& July 114th, ,115th and 164h DURHAM CORN STARCH EDDY'S RED BIRD MATCHES SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE LIBBY'S CATSUP 12 oz. HELMET CORNED BEEF PKG. 8c 3 B'OXE'S 19c TLN 10c BOTTLE 15c 2 TINS 25 c LYNN VALLEY TOMATOES 1c 26 oz. 2 TINS Catelli Cooked Spaghetti or Macaroni, 16 oz. 2 Tins 19c Arctic Pastry Flour, 7s -21c; 24s 55c Aylmer Grape Juice, 10% oz. tins Each 10c Fancy Cello Rolls Manning 'Biscuits, assorted 8 oz. Each 15c Manyflowers Toilet Soap 5 Cakes 19c Quaker Puffed Wheat pkg. 10c Quaker Puffed Rice 2 pkgs. 25c Lipton's Tea, % lb. Red•Label, Mixed or Black 33c Hemphill's Wheat Berries 5 lb. Bag 25c 2 in 1 Shoe Polish Paste -12c; 'White Liquid Bottle 15c Pitted Dates 2 lbs 25c Grapefruit Juice, 2s 2 tins 29c French's Prepared Mustard with "Hot Dan" Spoon ..jar 10c Mazda Electric Bulbs, 40 or 60 watt each 15c Hardwood Round Clothes Pins 3 doz. 10c Serviettes, Chateau White, 80s 2 pigs. 25c Hillcrest Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c Patterson's Wrapped Butterscotch Candy % lb 15c Brunswick Sardines 5 tins 25c ll) 19c 4 coils IOc each lOc Aylmer Irish or Lamb Stew, 15% oz. 2 this 25c McLaren's Jelly Powders 5 pkgs. 25c Summertime Mixed. Biscuits Aeroxon Fly Coils Fly Swatters, Wire or Rubber A SUGGESTED GRAPE JUICE DRINK Very fine. 2 Oranges, 1 Lemon, 1 Tin Aylmer Grape Juice, 1 Quart Water, Ice, Sugar to sweeten Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE '8 PHONE 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Hoose Equipment W. J. WALKER, 'holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 KIPPEN The Kippen East W. L will hold atlreir next meeting on 'Wednesday evening, July 20th, at 8:;115 p.m. at the home of Mrs. M. Cooper. This is Canadian Industries meeting and the speaker will be Mr, Ross Mackay. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Blair and daughter left this • week for their home in Tuxford, Sask., .after a very .pleasant visit with their many friends in these parts. Miss Pearl Reid of London -spent the week end with Kippen friends. A large 'number from around the village attended the Institute picnic at Bayfield on •Saturday last and all report agood time. Mr. 'wird Mrs. Thomson Scott and children of Detroit spent the 'week end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Forsyth. .Mr. John A. 'MdGregor is not en-` joying the best of health and his :many friends hope :for iinprovement soon. Mr. Thomas Butt visited with 'friend's in Flint, Mich., 'recently. • Miss Marion Soarlett of Seaforth 'called on friends in the village over the week end. STAFFA The Staffa junior Lnstitute are 'holding 'their annual !picnic to Bayfield -on Friday, (July '116th. 'Ail the young ,-people of the 'community are wel- come. (Ladies bring 'lunch. Mrs, H. 1Leslie was a a visitor in Stratford on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, L. Hodge attended '!the rural mail couriers': picnic in St. Thomas recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. Harding .and fam- ily, London, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Miller, Miss Peggy 'Lupton is, holidaying 'with her cousins, near St. 'Marys. Miss Margaret 'Gilmore of Colling- wood is spending her 'vaoation at .tlie parsonage, Misses Ila Drown and (Laura. Din - min are attending Goderich summer school this week. Want and For Sale ads, !11 week 25c NORTH McKILLOP. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Murray and daughter Rena spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed 'C. Regele. M•-. and Mrs, Percy 'Whayman and children •were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Munn and other friends on Sunday. Miss Shirley M. Regale is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Murray of Tuckersmith. Miss Marilyn Whayman of Brant- ford is visiting with 'Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 'Munn, Mrs. ,j. Chase of Detroit is visiting with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Munn. Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'Chase were also week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Munn. Mr. and Mrs. ljoseph Thornton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 'fames Howe of 'Cromarty: Don't forget•the pieand ice oream social followed with a play presented by Ethel Young People to be held at S. S. No. 9 school grounds on Fri- day evening, 'July 'LSith. TUCKEI2SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Percy 4Gibbin'gs, Dor- is and ' Billy of Lon•deeboro spent Sunday at the :home ,of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. tAtes•tin Dilling and Mr. and 'Mrs. Percy Cole spent Wed- nesday at Grand Bend. •Mr. Earl Whitmore and sister Sarah and her 'fr'iend and • Warren Whitmore and his friend motored to Niagara Falls dart Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. ,Russell 'Coleman spent last .Sunday with friends in Ing- ersoll and Mrs. Thomas Coleman who spent ,the last month with friends there returned with them. - The farmers have the haying about completed. • STANLEY Mr. and Mrs. James 'Armstrong and .family •of Kerrobert, Sask., are ,visit- ing •with the ,farmer's mother, Mrs, W. Armstrong. The Goshen Young People's Soc- iety are holding their annual picnic at 'Jowet,t's grove on Wednesday of this week, Mr. and Mrs. Robert. McDonald of London visited recently at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs, John A. Armstrong. Quite a number attended the Or- ange • celebration in Stratford on Tuesday. '• BORN ,Ainent—At Noranda Hospital, 'No ramie, Que., •on Svnd'ay, :Ju•ly.110, 1936,. bo . kr. and Mrs. F, -Karl A'ment, a son ,(Robert Karl), Send us the names of your visitors • TOWN TOPICS Miss Margaret Jackson has rettlrn- cd to her home in IEgmondville after •'an extended visit in Lethbridge. She spent a few days in Toronto on her ret' rn, Mrs. !Pearl Cook and daughter Dolly Rose of 'Ashtabula, Ohio; •Mrs. Fanny Shoemaker, Detroit; and Mrs. E. 'O. Rdberts of 'Conneaut, Ohio, visited From Friday to Tuesday with the latter's sister, Mos, C. Wasmann and Mr. Wasmau, Mrs, Harry Moore of Montreal spent .a couple of days with her father, Mr. George' Abel. Mr. !John ]Anderson and !grand- daughter Betty Lou Anderson of New York are spending the week with Miss 'Belie Smith 'and Mr, Henderson Smith. Mrs. Slater of 'Eagl'e Rook, .Gal.; Mss, Bach, Toronto; 'Tubs. Dotvglas Clarkson, St. Marys; Miss Florence Fowler, Biuevale, and Miss Hilda Fowler and Mr, Frank .Fowler, Lon- don, 'visited their cousins, Misses Cresswell, on Tuesday, Mrs. Dunn •of Port Colborne, Mrs. Stoll and son Ralph, of Randolph, N. Y, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jr C. (Greig. Mrs. L. C. 'Jackson, Mr. Fred Jack - eon and Mrs. D. 'H. Wilson spent a few days at 'Brace Reach. Mr. J. M. Scott is erecting a hand- some stone gate at the entrance to Scott's Poultry Farm. Miss (Ella Elder is 'leaving Thurs- day for a holiday at Wasaga Beach. Mr, Fred IKraatz and family of Kit- chener were guests Sunday of Mr. J. M. and Miss Rolbertson, Mr. and 'Mrs. Sidney Free of Brant- ford were visitors Wednesday with his !brother, Mr. Wesley _Free. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Smart .of De- troit were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T, Eider, Mr. Cecil Hudson and young son of Chicago and his mother, Mrs. George ,Hudson and 'Mrs. Logan and 'Mrs. Harvey of Hensall were visitors on Monday with Mrs. 'Jahn Consitt. Mrs, H. R. Scott and 'family leave Thursday for an extended holiday at Bayfield. Mrs, S'hueraft left Wednesday for her home in New !York after spending some weeks with Miss E. Davidson. 'Miss Agnes Crosbie, Toronto, was a visitor this week with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dodds, returning Thursday. Mr, Harry 'Charters underwent a serious operation at the hospital and is improving nicely. Maud and Jean Reyes who have been 'holidaying with their grand- parents, -Mr. and Mr's, Nelson Keyes in 'Egmondville; have returned to their home at Varna. Mrs. J, ,'P. (Lennon of Boston and Mrs. W. Tharp of Detroit are •guests of Mr, and Mrs. 'James Devereaux. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Thiel an•d family, Mr, Albert Thiel, Mr. Tom Thiel and son, Misses Mabel and Stella Hilde- brand, Miss Shirley Snied, Mr. Del Knightley, Mr, :Vincent Muras'ky, of Kitchener, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. 'Hildebrand. 'Those from a distance who attend- ed the funeral of :the' late Miss Agnes McConnell were: Mr, 'and Mrs. J. C. Richards, ':Stratford; Miss Florence Fowler, Bluevale; Mr. Henry Fowler and daughter, Miss Hilda, also Mrs. W. T. 'Modelanel, Mr. and Mrs. Rory Modeland, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Wal- ters and Mrs. Siderick Read, all of London. A garden .tea 'wall be 'held at the home of Mrs. 'Ada Reid, 'Goderich street, •on Friday afternoon, July 22, under auspices of the ladies of St. Thomas' 'Church. Miss Mary 'Kling, Reg. of .Ham- ilton, accompanied ;by 'Mr. [Neil Howe of 'Dayton, Ohio, spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Manson, returning Wednesday, Mr, Will Rollins of Sarnia spent the weak end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, \ J'. Finnigan, We are pleased to learn that Mr. C. Eokart is improving from this 'foot in- fection, but is still under` doctor's care. :Mr, R. E. 'Jackson returned Wed- nesday after spending two weeks at Battle Creek, 'Mich. ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY ST. JAMES' CHURCH, SEA- FORTH THURS., JULY 14 GARDEN TEA AND TEA CUP READING At the Home of Mrs. Ada Reid, Goderich Street Friday, July 22 3:30 TO 5:30 O'CLOCK Lir the aid of the Flower Fund of S. Thomas' Church EVERYONE WELCOME PAGE FIVE TOWN TOPICS Messrs. Charles Stewart, W. J. Duncan, Bert .C•buff and 'John Beattie went to IGrimslby on Wednesday. This is an annual trip, made each year at the height of the Ibis)* cherry season. Mr's. Annie Brown of Clinton' spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Ray Townsend of Tu'ckersntith. Mr. and Mrs. (Joseph Catibert spent a few holidays with 'Nr. Oarbert's mother, Mrs, Margaret Carbent of Seaforth. Mrs. W. J. !S+bunges of Winnipeg was a ,guest of 'Dr. and Mrs. W. C; Sproat.1 111 her return she was ac- companied by her niece, Barbara Sproat, who' is spending the holidays in Winnipeg. .Mr, and Mrs. J, 'W. M. Sproat of 'Indianapolis,spent a 'few days with Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Sproat, 'Mrs. Thos. Beattie, who underwent an operation for goitre at London has -returned and is convalescing fqr a month at the home of Mrs. Ben Cole In Clinton, Mr. and Mrs, William Byrne and family of Detroit are spending a cou- ple of weeks' vacation with Mr, and Mrs. Leo Fortune. TOWN COUINCIL (Continued from Page 1) laying charges against three peddlers who had been selling fruit around town without licences, Report of finance committee: H. Snell, t$70; Jas, V. 'Ryan I$6O; :Alice M. Hudson, $14133; Thos, Storey, $6; D. H. Wilson, $54,28; 'W. C. Sproa, M.D., I$2; i7. S. Dorrance, $1; l5, E. Keating, !$6.315; Bell Tele phone Co., x,60; 'John Stewart, $11440; Mitchell Nursery, $3; Geo. A. Sills ''& Sons, $81674; Can. (Nati, 'Rys„ $3!; Imperial Oil Co $4151418 County of Huron, $3131715 J. E. Daley, 4$1101; Jos March, 50!c; Wm, Reid, $9; D. 'D:up•ee, $'6.05; Wm. Montgomery, $315,1110; T, H, Johnstone, $28.90; Seaforth Highland- ers Band, grant $100.00; J. A. Wilson, $20:; Relief, 1$311158, Huron Expositor 344, 0. Motions: H. E. Smith -f, H. Scott, in respect of the school debenture 'by-laws aid the fees for same required to be paid to the Ontario Municipal Board the Treasurer'be authorized to issue che- ques as required. Chas. Holmes -H. E. Smith, that we grant the' Lions Club $745.'00' for Lion's .park swimming pool. M. A, Reid,J, E. Keating, that the council purchase a new uniform for tite Chief of Police; the purchase of which to be left in the hands of the Mayor. SUMMER SCI -BOOL CAMP (Continued from Page 1) Story of Jacob. There was also a stunt of a great creature of imneence size swimming out over the floor at one time which was very suggestive of !Jonah's whale :but no Jonah, fear- ful and swallowed, was seen, 'Jahn 'Ro'bert and Donald MacKen- zie .gave inwtruntenta•1 'and vocal num- bers. Follow the Gleam, 'The .Gh.ur'ch in the Wildwood and Climbing Jac- ob's Ladder were sung very lustily by the boys. A piano selection was rendered by George°Hervey. The camp paper, The Tubal Spy, was read iby (John Cun- ningham. The petty chiefs and the leaders gave their farewell speeches and impressions of the camp which had been held seven days.. There was a consensus of opinion that it was the best -camp of its !kind, unusually god organization, behavior, and high' interest had been observed. The boys shad Ibeen faithful and quite interested in''the Bible study classes, the •canr•p craft, missionary heroes and travelogue -gatherings. They had done interesting and clever work in the linocraft and in soap 'carving. It goes without saying that in sports, swim- ming, boating on the little sail vessel, in beach activities and at the dining room table they 'had given a good ac- count of themselves. Mr. Anderson in a touching appeal closed the .camp on a high spiritual 'note. Mr. Brent. Hellyar notified the :boys that their Chief Anderson was sur- rendering his position now after years of excellent service. A 'beautiful and suitable lino plaque carved, represen- tative of camp .'life, was presented to 'Min on 'behalf of the boys. 'Tire Rev. A. W. Brown in a graceful speech, gave the thanks of all 'tor the hospi- tality and many kindesses lo the •camp which was loudly ip.plauded. There will be another boys' ,camp during -the week of (July ,116 to 123rd. W. I. The (junior Women's Institute held their July meeting at the home of Miss Sarah Whitmore on Wednesday afternoon, IJuly 1113, The president,. Mrs. 15. F. Scott, was in the chair. The roll ca'11 was answered' by How 1 Would Improve Our School System. It was decided 'to have a home cook- ing Gale 'on Saturday, Aug. 6th. The minutes were read and adopted. 'Dixie" was sung. -Mrs, Andrew Cro- zier :gave a very interesting talk on education. She spoke of the ,education we get as children 'we as a rule don't want, and adult .education we do Want , Mrs, Dave McLean read a 'poem, The Busy Man. The gist of it Don't Let Your Birds -"I%64r A S 71/ • During the Summer A $ spent in "Sun -Ray" Feed now will mean $'s to you in the Fall. ' Sun -Ray Growing Ration builds strong, healthy Pullets, that will produce. SEE YOUR DEALER TO -DAY ASK FOR SUN -RAY POULTRY BOOK • SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM SEAFORTH A. MOORE, Prop. PHONE 160 r 3 was 'the !busy man generally has time to do a friend a favor while a man with more time on his hands, is find- ing an excuse. We then sang ,"'Juan- ita," Miss Margaret B'roadfoot gave a very fall and interesting report on the new new ,curriculum. Those pre- sent went to the lawn where the girls who took the 'bedroom aceessories project gave a very goad and original skit whioh took first prize at the county achievement day, of which Mrs. Mae Doig was the author, Those who (very ably took part were: Mrs,,.Mae Doig, Margaret ILey'burne, Myrtle ?apple, Grace Wallace and Mrs. 'Edith •Pudner. A delicious lunch and lemonade were then served. BRUCEFIELD Passed Away in Victoria, B.C.— Word has been received of the death on Monday evening, June 27'th, at the family residence, Victoria, B, C., .of 'Jeanie Murdoch, aged 76 years, beloved wife of Robert McGawati. The late Mrs. ,McGowan was born in Perthshire, Scotland, and had re- sided in Victoria for the past 218 years. She is mourned hy, besides her husband, one •daughter, Miss Jean, at home, one 'brother, Robert Murdoch, of Brucefield. Before going to the Coast, Mr. and Mrs. MoGawan re- sided on the •farm now owned by Mr, Chas -Eyre on the .Kippen road. They went from there to California, then to Vancouver, and later to Victoria. We extend our sincere. sympathy to Mrs. Rev. Wright in the loss of her mother last week, The United Farm Women will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Calwill on Wednesday afternoon, July 20th, Mrs. R. McKenzie and 'family of Detroit are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. 'Zapfe. Mr. and Mrs, B. Sholdice visited Mr, and Mrs. A. Patterson on Friday. The many friends .of Mrs. Bert Mc- Kay are glad to 'know that she is slowly improving. Miss Anna Cornish is visiting friends in Mitchell Miss 'Greta Mustard of Hearst and niece of Winnipeg spent the week end with Mrs. A. Mustard. Several from 'here attended the fu- neral of the late Mr. William Dow of Hensall last Wednesday. Rev, and Mrs. H. Wright were call- ed to Priceville'last week awing to the death .of Mrs. 'Wright's '.other. Sym- pathy is extended to -Mr. and Mrs, Wright. Mrs. C. Haugh spent -a few days last week with her brother, Mr. Jas. Allan of !Zurich, who is seriously 111. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. (Allan, Mr. and Mrs. C. Haugh and Mr. Wallace Haugh attended the funeral of the late Mrs. John English of Hensall last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Monteith and 'family spent the -week end with Mrs. Mon- tei'th's mother, Mrs. Ross. Me. and Mrs. Ross Scott, Kenneth and 'Ruth and Mrs. Wm, Ratter:bury spent the week end in Burlington. Dr. Carman Haugh and Miss Hazel Haugh of Toronto spent the week end with their .parents, 'Mrs. Carman Haugh, Marlene and Peter, who had been visiting 'here, returned with them. M'r, L. Reid of Toronto was a visi- tor at his home here over the week end. Mrs. A. McDonald of Dundas is Permanents The Heaterless Method COOL AND COMFORT - 1 ABLE SPECIAL PRICES $1.95 $5.00 Sutherland BEAUTY SHOP Phone 152, Seaforth DR. F. JDENTIST. STAPLETON WILL BE IN DUBLIN EACH MONDAY Commencing July 18th, at the residence of William 'Stapleton, Dublin. Phone 31 r 2, Dublin spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Haugh. Miss Margaret Henry, Mr. Robert Buchanan and Miss Hazel Dilling were appointed delegates to attend the summer school near 'Goderich. Miss Greta Mustard of Hearst spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. A. Mustard. McKILLOP The W. M. S. and W. A. held their regular tnonthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Chester Henderson on Thurs- day afternoon, Iju'ly n, with a' good attendance. The meeting opened with Mrs. John 'Gordon presiding, and by singing hymn 3814 and repeating the membership prayer in unison. The Scripture, Psalm li2'il, was taken by Mrs. David Shannon. 'The roll was called and responded to with a suit- able text with the word "Peace," The minutes of the last meeting were read 'and adopted. After the business, the aneeting was taken over' by the W. M. S. The devotional part of the meeting was conducted by our presi- dent, Mrs. Wm. Shannon. The meet- ing eeting Opened by siatging hymn 2162. The ,program was on "Racial Brother- hood," taken by Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. J. ,Daley, Mrs. H. Lawrence, Mrs. i. Henderson and. Mrs. 5. Gordon. Pray- er by Mrs. Shannon. OUT "'Responsi- bility on Social Welfare," was taken by Mrs. C. Henderson and Mrs. R. Dorra'nce. The missionary prayer was :given by Mrs, J'ohnstan. T't was de- cided to hold a 'bazaar and home cooking sale Sept. 6. Hymn 5119 was sung, and themeeting closed with prayer. A dainty lunch was served 'by the hostess and hunch committee. Want and For Sale ads, 11 week 05c Twineander Popular Brands of Highest Quality Twine at Special Loin Prices 650 ft. per lb. -$10.00 per cwt. 600 ft. per 1b.-$ 9.00 per cwt. Hay Fork & Sling Rope, Trip Rope and Hay -Loader Rope.' (All quotations subject to change without notice.) Terms—Cash. "Make your cash work for you," MASSEY-HARRIS BINDERS AND REPAIRS Canvas, Etc, Vire maintain a large stock of these ,parts at+your service: J. N. McKenzie Massey -Harris Dealer. Seaforth. Phones 325 and 25