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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-08-04, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1938 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE ,( ' f,.', alSTORIES Our CARNATION EVAPORATED tall MAPLE LEAF 1s DEL MAIZ NIBLETS AYLMER CHOICE 2s squat SUGAR CRISP HANDY AMMONIA Tomato Juice Emfo, Palmolive Soap Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Chipso, Large -22c; Ovaltine, small -38c; Pearl ,Soap, White !Naptha Whiz Insect Killer, Manning's. Cocoanut Interlake Toilet Paper Helmet Corned Beef Connor's Kippered Aylmer Boned Chicken, Thirst Ade Lemon, Tuna Fish, Solid, King Oscar Sardines Derby Cheese, /8 Lobster, Sterling, Olives, Queen, 11 Quaker Puffed Wheat Quaker Puffed Rice Hemphill's Wheat 2 in 1 White Shoe Seeded Raisins, Loxia, Ready Cut Macaroni Rubber Jar Rings, ,,", n",unlit"p,llfminimaln.,u Ross J. N, c 0 + Prices Aug. 4th to Aug. llth. MILK 2 -TINS SOCKEYE SALMON 30c PER TIN CORN 2 TINS 25c PEACHES . s 2 TINS 29c CORN FLAKES 3 PING, 2 3 c 3PKG, 15c 20 oz. 3 tins 25c 3 cakes 17c large per btl. 19e Small 10c medium -58c; Large 98e ,-, 5 Cakes 19e 8 oz. 29c. 16 oz. 49c .Crisp Biscuits per pkg. 15c 3 rolls 25c 2 tins 27c Snacks 5 tins 25c 7 oz. tin per tin 29c Orange, Lime ........ , , ..... Each 5c %s per tin 19c 2 tins 31c per pkg. 15c New Pack, /s -19c; %s 33c oz., Stuffed 8 oz. , ... per btl, 25c • per pkg. 10c 2 pkg. 25c Berries, 5 tb bag per bag 25c Cleaner per btl. 15c 16 oz. pkg. per pkg. 16c 2 tbs. 10c Heavy, 2 doz.-13c; . Regular, 2 doz IOc a„n,,,,.,am mnu, a tm,u,urtnuunn"„1(","„f,nl"”, of t,l"111,1f1","pll Sproat PHONE 8 PryceMiss PHONE 77 Walk'er's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 MANLEY Mr. C. Eckert and Mr, Louis Brett and his two daughters Irene and Mary, from Detroit, and Mr. L. Brall from Marquette, Mich,, paid us a short visit last Monday. Mrs. W. iJ. McKay and her two daughters. Margaret and Reta and her son Raymond from Seattle were visitors with her sisters, Mrs, W. y titanic and Mrs. Thomas McKay, this week. Miss Nelly Desboraugh from De- troit is sojourning with friends in our !bung at present. Threshing is progressing. The re - turns of wheat is better than ex- pected as some has turned out thirty bushels to the acre. But it wilt hardly test the standard an account of being shrunk. It will make good feed, which is also a paying proposition. VARNA Reid Reunion.— late Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Reid of Stanley township, accompanied by .a few of their friends, gathered at Bright's Grove, Sarnia, and spent a very pleasant day together. Those present from Flint, Mich., were: Mr. and Mrs. W. Cable, Mr. and .Mrs. Paul !John and Donald; Mr, and Mrs. Fred Greenberry and Roy; Mrs. Ken- neth Austin, Mr. and Mrs. •Chester Duncan and Florence. From Detroit, Mich.: Mr. and Mrs. John Reid, Lloyd and Helen and John ,Allan, and Mr. Cecil Wiley; Mr. and Mrs. !Tames Reid and Kenneth of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClinchey and Mr. and MTs. Percy iJ'ahnston and Phyllis of Goshen line; •Mr, and Mrs. Will Reid and Jean; Mr. and Mrs. George Reid, Bill, Bob and Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell, Jahn and Bar- bara of Varna. Ali reported a very sociabale time and hope to meet at Grand Bend next year. • VARNA Members of the township council met at the hall on. Tuesday night. Road construction is now the order of fhe day: !Traffic has been held up to a •certain extent but will soon in - crease. The W.A. of St. John's Church met on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E. Chuter. Holiday visitors; . Mrs. Montagu and daughter, Mrs. Crooks of ;Portland, 'Oregon, were the ,guests of 'their cousin, Mrs. John Rathwell, last week. Dr. Harvey and Mrs. Reid and fa- roily with the former's mother, Mrs. M. Reid. • . Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Woods and little son of • Listowel were renewing ac- quaintances in Goderich and Varna. Mrs, W, 0. Woods of Listowel is the guest of her -sister, Mrs, Weekes. Master Ernie Clank and sisters May and Betty of Seaforth' with their grandparents. "Here 'comes a friend of mine. He's a human dynamo," s "Really?" "Yes, everything he has on is charged." • MASSEY-HAIRIS Complete stock oanvas, chains, castings, BINDER TWINE Oats, • J. Massey -Harris Dealer. SALES AND SERVICE • of genuine binder repair parts on hand; knives, etc. Also parts for all other machines. AND ROPE FROST FENCE, BARB, GATES GRAIN kiln dried 'Corn for poultry. N. McISenzie Seaforth, Phones 325 and 25 ) TOWN TOPICS Mr. James Kerr and little daurh- ter;Janette of 'Buffalo, and Mrs. Annie Morrison 'af Walton spent ',the week end with Mrs. 'J. 'L. Kerr. Misses Florence and Margaret Fowler, of Baldut Man„ Mrs. W. O. Fowler, of Wingham, and Miss Flor- ence .Fowler of Blluevale were guests at the home of the Misses Cresswell this week. The Misses Fowler .left on Wednesday by 'bus for their home in Bal'dvr, Mrs. W. C. Govenlook returned home Friday after spending the week in London and Belmont. Mr. Wm. G. Oliver of Winnipeg and Mr, and Mrs, Andrew R. Oliver of Los Angeles, Cal„ are visiting at the home •of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eberhart, with their mother, Mrs, Wm. 'Oliver and sister, Mrs. Ober - hart, Mr. John McCurdy of Forest spent the holiday at fhe home of 'Mr. J. A. "McLaren in Egmondville, 'Mrs, Wm, Britton of Grandview, Man., and Mrs. S. H. Henderson of 'Wawanesa, Mati., are visiting their sister, Mrs. J. A. McLaren in Eg- mondvil1e, Mrs. Orval Stone of Seagrave, Mrs. Nancy Deeks, Mr. Garfield Hood and two sons of Toronto spent the week- end with Mr, and Mrs, A. L. Porteous, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Faulkner of Sarnia spent the week end at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Finkbeiner, Mr. and Mrs. WIn, Wright Jr. and Mr, and Mrs..Jason Ellis spent •the week end in Muskoka, Mr. Bryson McQuarter •of Hunts- ville spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Storey, Mc - Mr. and Mrs. Mart Thomas of London spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wes Nichols. Mrs, Wes Nichols has -returned home after a week's visit in London. Mr, and Mrs. Louis Brall and fam- ily have returned to their home in Detroit after the family spending two weeks' holidays with their many 'friends. Mr, Brall was accompanied by his father ,from Marquette who on this, his first trip to Canada, was much impressed with the country. Mrs. W. J. McKay and her family, one son Raymond and two daughters Margaret and Rete, from the Pacific coast, are spending their 'holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert who will celebrate their gold- en wedding next week. Mrs. Raymond Glinske and two •daughters Renee and 'Jeanette, left on Friday 'after a month at the home of Mrs. Glinske's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sproat, Rev. H. V. Workman and Family are holidaying at Collins Bay, Mr. Charles Mowbray and bride CARDEN PARTY Wed.,Aug. 10 • Games and Races at 7 p.m. Amusements For Everybody Open Air Dancing -- Good Orchestra Band in Attendance Brodhagen BAND SOCIAL Friday, Aug. 5 GOOD PROGRAMME AND Jitney Dancing Ar GLADIOLI For Sale OHOICE CUT GLADIOLI BLOOMS FOR .SALE Baden Powell SEAFORTH A HOME-MADE BAKING SALE Sponsored Ey • JUNICE, 'WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Also HOME MADE CANDY, SEWIiNG Satur., Aug. 6 At Routledge'sfo'Vrtacanth Store, Sea - OPENING AT 2:30 P.M. were visiting here .this weeic, Mr, and 'Mrs. Fred R. Parsons spent the ho8iday week end in Lon- don with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Manson of Waterloo St. They were attending the Old Boys' Reunion which is be- ing held in that city. Miss Verna Adams of Welland who hasbeen visiting 'at her home here, left with friends 'this week far Part Severn for a holiday. Miss Lois Sloan of ;Toronto is spending a few weeks with 'Mrs, Maud Sloan and her uncle; Mr. R. F. ;Jones, Mrs Edward Crane and Mr. and Mrs. John Crane of Chicago 'visited Mr. and Mrs. •E'd Molle and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F'evilt and two dau- ghters June and Jean, of Guelph, spent the holidays with Miss Henry and Mrs. •Pevitt's !brother, Russell Holmes. Mr. and 'Mrs. Scofield and daugh- ter Nancy of Detroit were spending the holiday with Mrs. Scofield's par- ents, Mr. add Mrs. J. IA. Case. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Storey spent a couple of weeks in Kincardine. Mn. and Mrs. Walter Gallop and daughters Edna and Dorothy ieft on Sunday morning to spend a week at the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hildebrand were in Mitchell on Monday attending the Thiel reunion in the school grounds where the tables were set for a large gathering of the immediate friends. Miss Vera Mole is holidaying with friends in Detroit. Mr. Harry Charters returned from the hospital on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Harry 'Grieve and two children of Windsor " are spend- ing the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grieve. Miss L. Bannister, Detroit, is visit- ing Miss N. McDougall. Mrs. M. Flett and daughter Mrs. J. B, Higgins and baby William James, 01 Sudbury, are visiting Mrs. J. R. Hal) kirk, Master Lloyd Ferguson of Chisel- hurst ,was a guest last week with Mr. and Mrs, Fred R. Parsons. Mr, Will Brine returned Tuesday after spending the week end in 'Tor- onto attending the Canadian Corps reunion. Mr, and- Mrs. Reg Hart and daugh- ter Margaret, Toronto, are spending several weeks at the home of Mr. Robert Scott. Mr, William !Dill ;(formerly of Har purhey) and son Harry and Mrs, Dill and their son Ronnie of Detroit and Miss Lois Sloane and Miss Kay Wilson, Toronto, spent the week end with 1'lr. R. F. (Jones. Mr, and Mrs, Reg Sloane and dau- ghter Dawn, of Toronto, are spend- ing the week with Mr. R. F. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. David Mole of Roch- ester, N. Y., Mrs. E, Mole and daugh- ter Laura and Mrs. M. Cameron at- tended 'the memorial service at Ball's cemetery at Auburn on Sunday. Mrs. R Murray ;(nee Helen Mur- ray) of Stratford and Mrs. E. Sher- man !(nee Jean Ross) of Kingsville, both formerly of Seaforth and Miss Clara Pinkney spent the week end in London with former Seaforth resid- ents, •Mrs. Everett and Miss Cassie Everett. 'Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Grieve and Billy and Jack of Buffalo visited Dr, and Mrs. John Grieve and are holi- daying at Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Lillieo visited the latter's sister in Goderich aver the week end. Mrs. Hillis is seriously ill at the home of her mother, Mrs. G. T. Turnbull, Mr. Neil Tyndall and Mr. Clarence Nolan of Landon spent the week end at 'their homes in Tuckersmith, Mrs. Heinman, who has been vis- iting Mrs. L. T. DeLacey, left this week for her home in Calgary. Mrs. Heilman is the daughter of the late David MdNstughton, one of Seaforth's pioneer business sten. BORN ;O'Brien—In Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on Thursday, •July 28, 119138, to Mr. and Mrs. Eldon 'O'Brien, Clinton, a son. Scherbarth—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on Sunday, 'Jatly 311, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sherbarth, Brodhagen, a .daughter. Laithwaite—In Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on Saturday, July 310Ith, .11938, to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Laith- waite 1(nee Madeline Hotham) the gift of ra son (('George John Arnold), STANLEY Miss Kay Scotchmer who is train- ing for a nurse in Toronto is visiting her parents, Me. .and Mrs, William Scotchmer, on the Bronson linea Miss Irene Scotchmer of Toronto is visiting at the drone of her parents, Mr. and Mars, W. Scotdhmer. Miss Vera Wild is visiting her sister, Mrs. ,Anthony Etue near Zurich. Mrs. P. A. Wanless al Chatham, Mrs. Geo. Hodgson. of Wilton Grove, and Miss Marie Hodgson spent Sun- day with 'Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pen Bale. Don't Let Your Birds --.41144c 044 START Sun -Ray TO -DAY S rii • 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 BRUCEFIELD Betty andBobby Allan spent last week at the Pinery with their cousins Bobby and Ruth Hess and Jack and Marguerite Manson, Mr, Gerald Rafelton of the Mill Road had the misfortune to break ,his left arm early Last week, Friends of Miss'ljeaa Carnie who had her, appendix removed in Clinton hospital will be pleased to know she is doing nicely. Mr. Harry McGee and daughter of Windsor have been visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs, Wilson Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Eyre attended the funeral of the tate Mr. Joseph Hudson in Heasall last Wednesday. Mrs. Ross and son and family spent Wednesday in London. Mr, and Mrs. !jai. Maxwell of Graf- ton, North Dakota, are visiting' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Nesbitt. Mrs. Alex. Mustard, Sr., is enjoy- ing a visit from her brother, Mr, Mc- Laren of Nebraska, IU.S.A. Mrs. Moffat of Moose Jaw is visit- ing with her nephew, Mr, Walter Moffat, Miss Dorothy Swan of Toronto spent the holiday at her home here. Miss Ellet Scott of London spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. A T. Scott, Mrs. A. Patterson and children spent a 'few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Sholdice, Mr. and Mrs. John Hill and fam- ily of Sasaktchewan are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cornish and other relatives. Mrs. H. McDougall of ?Tiverton is visiting her mother Mrs, Walker, Mr. and Mrs. W. McBeath and Douglas, Mrs. Brock and Mrs. Jam- ieson and Mr. W. McBeath Sr. spent Sunday in Goderich. • Miss Elizabeth Scott and Miss Emma McDonald attended the Shenk and Ross wedding at Streetsville pn Saturday. Miss Mildred Thomas of London is visiting Miss Norma Collins. Mr. and Mrs. T. Dunlop of Chats- worth visited Mr. and Mrs, R. Scott and Mrs. Rattenbary. Mrs. Finney and son of Detroit visited her mother, Mrs. Margaret McKenzie. Miss Marks spent Sunday with Mrs. A. McQueen. Mr. and Mrs. E. Schilhe of Zurich spent Sunday in the village. Mr. A. Brandon attended the Can- adian Corps reunion in Toronto. Mr. Wesley Hata is visiting rela- tires in Fergus. •Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Berry, Misses Elsie Smith and Marie Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Baird took in the old boys' reunion in London on Monday. Mrs. 5. Dutot and Bessie spent a couple of days in Bayfield. Mr. Lee Kipfer of Landon visited at his hone here. Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Logan of Hensell visited their sister, Mrs. W. Douglas. Mrs. Fred Boyce and little 'daugh- ter have returned home frons the hospital. Mr. J, McCully, Mary and jimmy, left for Ohio on Sunday for a visit. KIPPED Mr. and Mrs. J. Detweiller of Kit- chener, spent the week end with friends in and around the village. A great many from these parts were at Goderich over the week end and enjoyed the many thrills they saw. Miss Margaret Cooper of Toronto is .spending a week with her parentis in the village, Mr. Jahn A. McGregor continues very poorly and his many friends all hope For improvement soon. Mr. Bert Taylor of London is visit- ing with his sisters in this community 'H'arvest operations are going slaw on account of the 'heavy .rains of late. Mr. and Mrs. ;Jas. Cooper left re- cently for their home in Saskatchewan after a pleasant visit with friends. HIBBERT Hibbert Council— Hibbert Council met in :regular ses- sion at Staffa Township Hall on Monday, August 1st, all members pre- sent, the Reeve presiding. The min- utes of the previous regular meeting, also of a special meeting :held an July 1116, were read and confirmed. Resolutions were passed: 1. Awarding the contract for repair of the Staffa Drain to John E. Drake for the sun! of $315;; 3. Accepting the tender of Looby Bros. for the construction of the Vivian Bridge. at !7120. per cubic yard, the Township supplying neces- sary material. 'T'his contract is subject to approval of Department of High- ways to allow for extra expenditure. 3. Adopting the engineer's report on Liffey Drain. 4. Instructing the Clerk to prepare a bylaw and schedule pro- viding for repair of the Staffa Drain. Bylaw No. 4611 was passed providing for levying of rates Bar the current year: County rate -4,51315 mills; gen- eral township and road rate -3 mills; direct rellief—,125'; as well as the re- spective . special school rates. The collector was authorized to make a special effort to collect outstanding taxes 'before October dst'The •follow- ing order were issued: Road expendi- ture $12+115; direct relief, $1113.55'0; gen- eral expense $1i90. The meeting ad- journed until Monday, September 5 at '1' p.m.—Kathleen Feeney, Mun- icipal Clerk. BRODHAGEN Messrs. Frank Dantzer, Jack Prue - ter and Norman Rock motored to Colpoys Bay to spend a week camp- ing and fishing. Rev. Dr, •Klahn of Montreal ,preach- ed the sermon at the mission festival Sunday morning. 'Mr. and Mrs, 'Edwin Rock and fam- ily .spent the week end in London. Mrs. Rock and family are staying for a week. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. John (1. Diegel and 'Ralph of North Bay are holidaying with relatives, Miss Rose Kressler of Stratfcird with Mies Claire IDiegel. Miss Eva and Master Billy Weser - berg of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs, George Mogk. Miss Evelyn Bennewies and Mr. Elwood Smart of Windsor, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Bennewies and daugh- ter of Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bennewies. Mr. and Mrs. 'John Ho•liatz of Kit- chener with Mr. and Mrs, Ed Prueter. Mr. and Mrs. Ed 'Kressler and fam- ily of Stratford with. Mr, and Mrs. John C. Diegel. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burnett, Floyd and Elmer of Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Leonhardt, Quite a number from here spent Sunday in Goderich. HARLOCK Some from this neighborhood at- tended the races in Goderich Monday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Syd Smith .left on Monday for their hone in Detroit af- ter holidaying for the last few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bell and other friends, Mrs. Leslie Reid and young son re- turned hone from the Clinton hospi- tal on Saturday. Times are !looking up around Har - lock, Mr. A. W. M•cEwing and Mr. David Reid each purchasing a thresh- ing ,machine and Mr. Norman Shep- herd a tractor. We wish them all good luck. We are very sorry that Mrs. Rob- ert Watson has been very poorly For the past few weeks but glad she is improving. Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm, Knox Jr. and children attended the Carter picnic at Goderich on Monday. 'There ,were ar aurid 714 present and all had a very: enjoyable time. They intent' holding'. their reunion next year in Brussels on Ilst of July. Miss Hazel Jamieson of near Kin - burn visited her friend, Mrs, Audrey Knox for a few days recently.