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The Seaforth News, 1938-07-21, Page 5ISM THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1938, 64�^ns'i V ' Itts One whole week STRAWBERRY JAM, New Pack St. Williams -32 oz. PER JA'R 23 C 21 oz. tall 3 TINS 21 AYLMER PORK & BEANS rr SWEET PICKLES, Large 28 oz. bottle :EACH 2 3 C GINGER SNAP BISCUITS• 2 .LB'S, 19 c 3 CAKES 1 9 c LUX TOILET SOAP AYLMER TOMATO JUICE , 25% oz. tins .. . 2 TINS '1.7c (Garden Patch Peas, 17 oz. 2 Tins 25c Garden Patch Corn, 17 oz. 2 tins 23c Kellogg's Pep, 1 Royal Blue Glass Cream Pitcher with 2 pkgs. .. 25c Monarch Flour, 7s -27c; 24s 69c Hillcrest Shortening, is 2 lbs. 25c McCormick's Popped Wheat, 6 oz. Bag and Sucker for .10c 16 oz. bag 25c Benson's Corn 'Starch per pkg. 12c Heinz Choked Spaghetti, med. size 2 tins 25c • Royal York Tea .. r/a tb. pkg. 33c Blue Boy Tea 1 tb bag 51c Royal York Coffee, . , a tb-21c; is 37c Blue Boy Coffee 1 tb bag 25c Cowan's Cocoa, 1 ib tin each 25c Whiz Insect Killer, 8 oz. -29c; 16 oz. 49c Whiz Sprayer each 25c Taylor's Peanut Butter, 10 oz. -14c; 18 oz. 25c Salmon, Cascade Fancy Pink, %5-2 tin -19c; , . is 14c Hawes Lemon Oil, 12 oz. bottle each 23c Beaver Blueberries 2 tins 25c Zest Sweet 'Gherkins, 28 oz. bottle each 25c Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, 8 oz. -21e; 16 oz. 35c 30 oz. 55c Ellmar 'Vanilla, 8 oz. bottle Each 15c Grape Fruit Juice, 18 oz. tins 2 tins 29c McLaren's Minutp Tapioca 2 pkg. 19c Olives, Club House, Queen 11 oz.; Stuffed 8 oz. each 25c Springtime '!Blossom Biscuits—Pink & White .Marshmallowper lb 19c Gold Soap, "A Pure Yellow 'Soap 4 cakes 17c Shirriff's Fancy Free Dessert, Assorted 3 pkg. 25c French's' Prepared Mustard per jar 10c Shredded Wheat Biscuit 2 pkg. 25c Kkovah Jelly Maker, Jellies all fruits 2 pkgs. 27c McLaren's Nut Crush, 16 oz. jar each 25c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE 8 PHONE 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diplopia and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 CONSTANCE • Mr, Don McDonald of Loudon spent a week with his aunt, Mrs. Ern- est Adams. On Saturday Mrs, Adams, +Donelda and Kelso, visited Mrs. Adams' 'brother and sister in London. Don returned home with them. Little ,Messes Mavis and Joyce 'Oliver of near Walton spent a few days with their aunt, Mrs. Orville. Dale, last week. Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl Lawson, Doris and Reg., visited Mr. and Mrs. Will McMillan of London on Thursday. Mr.:Jermyn, who makes :his (home with his .daughter, Mrs. George Leitch, is at present under the doc- tor's care with a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McNeil and son (Karl of Fullerton visited Mr. and Mrs. James Dale on Monday. Mrs. Anthony Lawson and daugh- ter Donna of 'Pickering spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. James Medd. Mr. and Mrs. Fred !Elliott of Tor- onto Visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fer- guson Saturday. Mr. Howard :Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lindsay visited M•r. and Mrs. Walter Broadfoot of near Walton on Sunday. 'Rev, and Mrs. Clifford Britton and family of Inwood visited Mr, and Mrs. W. Britton on Friday. 'Miss 'Jean Phillips has returned home after spending a week with friends in Toronto. Mr... and Mrs. Austin Dexter and Irene, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dexter at- tended the gathering of nieces and nephews at the 'home of their aunt Mrs. (Joseph Hughes, Ilderton, who recently celebrated her eightieth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Meharry .and son catne from Windsor on Saturday and are visiting at the home of Frank Phillips for •the week. Mrs. David 'Watson and lone, Mrs. George Dundas of Walton,and Mrs. Peter Lindsay visited on Saturday with Mrs. Robert Rogerson. Mrs. George Parry of Toronto was visiting with her friend, Mrs. F. E. Phillips, for a few days the past week, The Wheat cutting is completed in this vicinity. Mrs. Andy Reekie and daughter Patricia (Ann, of ILondon, and Miss Florence M'eR(orie and Miss Helen Britton of Western (University spent the week end at the Horne of Mr. and Mrs. W. Britton. Mr. and Mrs. 'Reg Carter of Lon: ;don visited Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Dale on 'Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hinchley and Miss Wightm'an of Seaforth •+visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams on Wed- nesday. BORN" Boyce—In Scott Memorial Hospital on Monday, 'July '1'8, 119318, to Mr. and Mrs, Fred Boyce, Bru+cefieid, a daughter, Robinson—+In Scott. Memorial Hos- pital, on Sunday, (July '117, 11191318, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rdbiuson, Brus- sels R. R. 2, a son. Wilson, In Scott 'Memorial Hos- pital, on Monday, Judy 118, 1119381 'to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson, •Dublin, a daughter. Want and 'For Sale ad., '3 wks, 9Oc Binder Twine Papular Brands of Highest Quality Twine at Special. Low :Prices 650 ft. per lb. -$10.00 per cwt. 600 ft. per lb.—$ 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, We maintain a large stock of these (parts at your service. r J. N. McKenzie Massey -Harris Dealer. Seaforth. Phones 325 a'nd 25 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE, FIVE TOWN TOPICS l le glad she is well again. Miss Willa °Jarvis, Miss Elva Smell, Miss Anna Love has 'been engaged as teacher at S. S. 1No, ,113,, Stanley, Babylon Line. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finldbeiner spent Sunday in Sarnia. Miss Helen, who spent the past two weeks there, .returned with them. Mr. and Mrs, /James Pevitt and June and 'Jean 'of Guelph spent the week end with Mrs, 'Pevitt's aunt, Miss 'Henry, anti 'brother Mr, Russell Holmes. Mrs, Walter Gallop ‘and 'daughter Edna spent a ,few days at Russel'ldaie visiting friends. We are sorry to hear of the con- tinued illness of Mrs. 'Wilfred Morrow. Little 'Miss Margaret Swinton of Harriston spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Austin, 'George Street. Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Harrigan and family of ,Niagara Falls are visiting ,friends here this week. Mr, and Mrs, 'James Devereaux left on Tuesday for Detroit to attend the funeral of Mrs. Devereaux's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Mahon, Miss Alles Reid and Miss Evangel- ine Reid of 'Veno, Saskatchewan, are visiting their uncle, Mr. M. A. Reid. Recent visitors with Mrs. F. D. Hutchison were Mrs. I. D. Price, Aylmer, sister-in-law; Mrs. Addelyn Ford Bullis, Rochester, ,N.Y.; her sisters, Mrs. 'Eliza Tucker, Mrs, 'Ella Edna 'Boyd, ;and Miss Lillian Babb, of Mitchell, and her :brother, Mr. (Norval F. ;Bab'! +af Stratford. Miss Anne MacLarete .of Toronto, Mrs. R Reding and daughter 'Carol of Blue Water 'Highway, Grand Bend, are spending the week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W'il'liam Ma.Laren. The picnic of First Presbyterian Church ,congregation and S. S. was held at the home of Mr, :John Scott at Roxboro Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Nation and Billy McClelland of Toronto are visiting Mrs. R. S. Hays. Mrs. Eakett and daughter Lydia and son 'Ronald of Bothwell have been visiting her sister Mrs. Hugh (Jack at the Manse. Miss 'Ethel McDougall, R.N., of Detroit, is a holiday visitor with her mother, Mrs. Henry Hoggarth, Messrs. Ruskin IG. (Keyes and Stuart N. Keyes of Toronto spent the week end with their 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keyes, Mr. J. M, Robertson, Miss Robert- son and Mr, and Mrs. Sam Hanna were guests of Mr. Donald Buchanan of Grey on 'Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Pringle and daughter Eleanor of Milwaukee, Wis., visited Miss Broadfoot and other friends for a few hours on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Louis 'Bran from De- troit spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Brall's parents, lILr, and Mrs, Con. Eckert. Mr, 'Bran returned on Monday to resume his duties at the Ford Motor Co", while the family re- mained here to call on their many friends during their holidays. Misses Bessie and Margaret Grieve left today '(Thursday) to motor to Winnipeg where 'tihey will visit their cousin, Mr. IH. Chesney. M:r, •Arthur 'Edmunds, Hamilton, spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs..E. N. Graham, Mrs. Seth Graham and daughter Jean of Buffalo visited with Mrs, Keen in Egmond le (for the week end. Mrs. Keen of IEgmondville left Monday morning for Buffalo to visit her son Harold Henderson, Miss Jean Graham of Buffalo is vis- iting her cousin, Miss 'Kay Pudner, Egmondville. M'r. and Mrs. Stan (Osborne and •little daughter of London spent Sun- day at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Ted Brown, Miss Jacqueline Brown of .E•gmond- ville is spending a few holidays at the home of 'her cousin, Shirley Oldfield, Mr. 'Robert Scarlett left last week on a trip to 'Vancouver. HULLETT Mrs. Norman Ball returned from the Clinton hospital Saturday. We NOTICL! • There will be no Boxing Bout in the Rink 'on Saturday, July 2138d, as previously announced. Dates will Ibe set at a later` date. ' 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 I.n the aid of the Flower Fund of S Thomas' :Church Miss MadelineMason and A1nna and Ivan Hoggarth visited with Mr. and Mrs, 'Raymond Townsend on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Lawson of Toronto spent the week end with Mrs, Wm, Lawson. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and son Boddie have returned to their 'home after spending two weeks' vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Dan O'Connor. Miss . Hilda Kennedy spent the week end with Mrs. August charme. . Miss- Mary M'urpduy is spending her vacation at her 'home. Mr. and Mrs. .Frank Mack of Hol- ley, N.Y., attnhded the funeral of Mr. William Burke. Miss Agnes O'Connor has returned to St. 'Joseph's Hospital after spend- ing her +holidays at her home. Mr. ,and Mrs; W. Burke of Buffalo attended the funeral of Mr, William Burke. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph 'Cronin visited friends in London, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGrath al Detroit, Anne, INlora and Jack Mc- Grath, have returned from a trip to Ottawa, Quebec and St, Anne. Miss ;Patricia,and Billy Holland of Windsor are visiting their grandmoth- er, Mrs. T. Maloney. Miss Beth Carlin is visiting friends in 'Chicago. Mrs. Matt. 'Williams of Detroit is visiting Mrs, P. 'Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. john Feeney of Strat- ford and .son .and daughter and Mr. Michael Feeney and daughter, of De- troit were 'guests of Mrs. T.Burns. Mr, and Mrs. Basil Byrne and chil- dren of Detroit are visiting relatives in the village. Mrs. B. Mulligan of Detroit is vis- iting with friends. Rev. and •Mrs. Robarts of Petrolia visited their friends Mr. and Mrs. Alex Darling during the week. Mr. Harold Wilson is wearing a smile these days. Lt's a (baby girl. Mr, and Mrs, Davis of Buffalo and Mr. and 'Mrs. Webber .of Detroit vis- ited friends. Mr. Don Benninger was visiting in London. STAFFA Rev. and Mrs, G, Gilmore and Miss Gilmore were week -end 'visitors in Mt. Brydges with 'the former's dau- .glhter. Mr, and ,Mrs,. F. Congdon of Ham- ilton .spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, 10. Reed. Mr. Harry Drake was a visitor in North Bay recently, Mr. and Mrs. C. Harrigan and fam- ily, •Niagara Falls, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. G. 'Vivian. 'Mr, and Mrs. N. Dingle, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. M. Dingle, Windsor, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Sadler and Mr, and Mrs. O. Reed. Mr. !and Mrs. C. O'Brien and dau- ghters, Toronto, spent several days with Mr. acid Mrs, F. \O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. H.. Halliday, Toron- to, are visiting with their daughter, Mrs. H. Leslie. BRUCEFIELD Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Wheeler and iloanne of Detroit Are visiting Mr. and Mrs, T. H. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. H. F, Berry and Elsie and 'Genevieve Smith spent Sunday at Erin. Mrs, G. Proudfoot and Dorothy have returned to their home after vis- iting Mrs. M. McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Yellowlees of Bowmanville spent the week end with Mrs. LA. T. Scott. . Mrs. Frank McClinchey and babe spent Sunday with Mrs. A. Hohner. Miss Mary McCully is visiting in London. Mrs . lames 'Waiker of Clinton spent Tuesday with Mrs, A. Hohner, The annual IOddfellows and 'beef, ring picnic was held alt Bayfield on Friday, (July 1151th and a very enjoy- able time was had by all, Mr. J. Pepper was the 'holder of one lucky ticket and received a lovely sabin cushion and Mrs. W. Douglas held the other and got a camp chair. A 'bountiful supper was ;enljoyed by all. Results of rhe races were as follows: Girls '6 and under , Jean McKinley, Vivian 'Dawson, Merlyn Dowson. Boys,. 6 ,and .under, 'Douglas . Mc - Beath, Jimmy Chapman, 'Hugh IZapfe; Jack Rabhwel!l. Girls 7-110, Amy Aik enhead„ Ruth Rat'hwell, Blanche Zapfe, Boys P410, R. McKinley, Bob- by :Allan, 'Jinrnty Anikenh€ad, Girls under as, Nine Murdoch, Betty Allan, Joyee Aikenhcad: Boys under 1.15, A. McKinley, H. Peck, M. Graham. Young ladies, 'Nora S'tewart, Mary McCully, L. Elliott. Young men, 'J. Ai:dwinkle, B. Aidwinkle, Bt Burdge. Married oven, Abe IZapfe, A. John- ston, I. Cornish. Married .ladies, Mrs, 0, !Dawson, Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. T. !Baird.'Girls 13 legged race, 'N. Stewart and L Elliott, 'Elizabeth and Joyce Aiken1uead. Boys 3 legged race, 3, and B. 'Aldwiakle, Bill Burdge .and 'Gordon Keyes, Ladies' kick the slip - Don't Let Your Birds .1**14'CO A START Sun _ Ray TO -DAY 1 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, per, Mrs. E. Glen, L. Elliott, Clothes' .pin relay, Barbara Graham, ;Elizabeth Aiken!hesd. Ladies' tie race, Alice Glen, Mrs. M. 'Elliott, Men's tie race, D, Aldwinkle, John Snider. DR. F. J. STAPLETON DENTIST WILL BE IN DUBLIN EACH MONDAY Commencing July 18th, at the residence of William Stapleton, Dublin. Phone 31 r 2, Dublin Binder Twine U. F. O. Blue Bell Binder Twine is for sate by the Farmers' Club at Regier's 'Garage, 'Seaforth. Buy from your own farm organ- ization. K. E. Jackson, President R. S. McKercher, Sec'ty Permanents The Heaterless Method COOL AND COMFORT- ABLE 1 SPECIAL PRICES $1.95 $5.00 Sutherland BEAUTY SHOP Phone 152, Seaforth Seaforth Lions Club Summer N lYA1 Seaforth Lions Park Thursday,July '° 8 7:45 P. M. SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS BAND in ATTENDANCE Mammoth Fire - Works Display Including the Sensational Fireworks Wonder of recent years ILLUMINATED NIAGARA FALLS EMBLAZONED ON THE SKY Under the direction of T. W. Hand Co., of Toronto Huge Ground Pieces, Cannons, Rockets, Fountains, Bomb- shells in a Bewildering Myriad of Dazzling Beauty and Color Special AIR SHOW Special See these daring airplane stunts by pilots of the Dufferin Flying Service, Toronto, climaxed by a thrilling Parachute Jump DANCING Ken Steele and His Wonder 10 -Piece Orchestra Direct from Hotel London OPEN AIR DANCING on 6,000 ft. of perfect Floor ' 5 Cents Dance `' FUN AND FROLIC GALORE - BAND CONCERT — GAMES' OF SKILL — DAINCING — RE- FRESHMENT BOOTHS — ENTERTAINMENT Something Doing Every Minute 1 Thrilling Acrobatics Hilarious Members of Canadian Vaudeville Exchange TOMMY SUMMERS—tPopeye on the Slackwire, a roar of cleverness MUN.DY DUO—Boy Acrobats, a riot of Thrills and Laughs. FRANK SAN'TRY—In a mystifying. Juggling Act—appears in larger celebrations throughout Canada. A 100 PER CENT ENTERTAINMENT 'PRESENTATION ! BOYS' AND GIRLS' SWIM'MING AND DIVING COM'PETI- TION•S, (NOVELTY RACING AND DIVING AND ALL KIND'S 0.5 WATER STUNTS FREE :SUBERISISFD 'PARKING .SPACE AT PARK—just drive in The entire 'proceeds of the Frolic go towards perfecting and maintain- ing the Lions Park and Pool ,for your convenience and pleasure. It's your pool and park. Help to support it. SIURE COME ION TIN ! ADMISSION: Adults 10c - Children FREE