HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-11-24, Page 5THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1938. THE SEAFORTH NEWS,
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Baking Sale
Good Values, November 24 to Nov. 30th
NEW AUSTRALIAN SULTANAS
3 Crown Raisins
PER LB.
HILLCREST SHORTENING 2
1 lb. cartons 2 LBS. 23 c
2 LBS. 27 c
PASTRY FLOUR
7s -17c 24s �� c
CLEANED CURRANTS
NEW SAIR PITTED DATES
AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR
2 LBS. 23c
PER PKG. .1SC
Granulated or Yellow Sugar 10 tbs. 55c
Fancy 'Bleached Sultana Raisins - per lb 19c
Ngw Shelled Almonds % lb 15c
Lexia Raisins with seeds, 5 crown 2 tbs. 25c
Icing Sugar 3 tbs. 25c..
Cocoanut, short, sweetened ye 11, 10c
Superior Baking Powder, 8 oz. -14c; ... , 16 oz. 23e
Shelled Walnuts, Quarters, Choice % th 23c
Candied Peel, Lemon or Orange .... per 1b 25c
Candied Peel, Citron per It 35c
Cut Peel, Lemon, Orange, Citron 1 tb 23c
Glace Cherries % it 13c
Vanilla Extract, Large 8 oz. bottle, Ellmar per btl. 15c
Cooking Figs, Choice 2 tbs. 19c
Fancy Box Chocolates, assorted, is per box 25c
Fancy Box Choc. Peppermint Patties 29c
Kirk's Hardwater Soap per cake
White Beans 4 lbs.
Brunswick Sardines 5 tins
Old Colony Maple Syrup, pints per pt.
Happyvale Mincemeat 2 lbs.
Aylmer Peas, No. 4 size -17 oz. 2 tins
Choice Golden Bantam Corn, 2s 2 tins
Breakfast Bacon, sliced or in piece per Ib.
Weiners, Schneider's skinless per lb.
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce PHONE
PHONE 8
Walker'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
77
5c
15c
25c
25c
25c
19c
19c
27c
19c
TOWN TOPICS
Miss Dean Castle who has 'been
visiting with her cousin Miss Doro-
thy Gemmell, has returned to her
house in Bayfield,
Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Whittaker`
and son Michael of (Timmins left on
'Wednesday after visiting 'Mrs. Whit -
taker's mother, Mrs. E, 5. Chapman
several days this week.
(Mrs. W. Edmunds returned to her
tome on Saturday after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Wheeler at Brucefie,ld.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Fleming of
Amherstb'urg MtHelen M and 'ss. McGee
e.
of Port Albert, spent a couple ,of
days with Mr: and Mrs. George Ab-
erhart this weak,
Miss Sutherland, R.IN. of Toronto
and Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter of Hes-
peter were -week-end guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M, McKellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Teck and son and
daughter .of Saginaw, 'Mich., were
guests Friday and Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Golding.
ylr. and Mrs. 'W'. C. •Govenlock
spent last week in Toronto attending
the Royal Winter Fair.
The Catholic Women's League of
St. !James' Church are ,holding a sale
of mystery boxes and 15 -cent tea
from 3:3:0 to 7 p.m. in Crioh's vacant
store on Saturday, Nov 24th.
'Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Rands, Mr.
and 'bars. Guy Ryan of .of Lucan were
guests of Miss Maude Ilartry ,over
Sunday.
Mrs. John Rcin'kie .has gone to
Hamilton for the whiter.
Messrs. Reg. and Art Sloan of To-
ronto spent Sunday with Mr. R. F.
Jones and Mrs. Maud Sloan
Misses Minnie and Elsie Snell of
East Wawanosh spent a few days
last week with their cousins, the
Pinkneys, on 'Goderich street.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Gallop were
in Toronto ,attending the funeral of
Mrs. Gallop's sister.
(Mr. and Mrs. Bert Boyce .have
purchased a residence in Clinton and
will move there shortly,
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Maloney and
family of Detroit are spending the
week end with his mother, Mrs. Mar-
garet Maloney, in Seaforth.
Mr, Frank (Nolan, Huron Road
east, had the lucky tidket at the
Stratford ' bazaar wrhich netted 'him
1225 in •cash,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Webster and
son D'o'uglas returned 'to their home
'in Toronto on Monday after spending
a week visiting relatives.
'Mrs. Alvin Sharpe' visited friends
in London for a few days last week.
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Wheat, per hus. ................... t58c
Oats, per bus. .. ................ . . .... 28c
Barley, per bus . .................... . 38c
Bivakw heat, per :bus. ., , ..I. .....40c
BEECHWOOD
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Shea have moved
to their new hone.
Mr. ,Pat 'O'Rourke spent the week
end with friends in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
O'Rourke on Sunday.
THE ENDURING
MASTER CRAFTSMEN
DESIGNED THIS
MODERN RING
We carry a Large Selection in
White or Natural Gold.
From $10.00 up
Ladies and, Gents'
Bulova, Lorie and
Westfield
Watches
4 PIECE TEA SERVICE
Tea Service
14.50 up
A LARGE SELECTION OF GIFTS IN JEWELRY—
WATCHES, RINGS, DRESSER SETS, LEATHER,
SILVER, CLOCKS, ETC.
J. A. WESTCOTT
Phone 218
For Evening
Appointment
JEWELLER
Seaforth
Open Even-
ings in
December
PAGE FIVE
VARNA
The W.A. of St. johns' Church
Will meet at the 'h'ome of Mrs. M.
Reid on Thursday.
Mr,' and Mrs. 'Gier•hart of Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. Horner of Zurich visit-
ed last week with" Mr. and 'Mrs. A.
Horner and Mr. and Mrs, Ings, also
Dr. and Mrs. Calling 'of ,Lambeth.
Mr. and ,Mfrs, Lathan and little son
spent' Sunday with the 'latter's moth-
er, Mrs. Beatty.
On Thursday a number of .friends
and neighbors met at the hone •of
Mrs. A. 'McConnell to present Miss
Ida Clutter, the bride-to-be, with rth a
set of dishes. A humorous address
was read 'by Mrs. G. H. Beatty which
caused much laughter. 'Miss Chuter
made a very fitting reply, when a
dainty lunch was served. All enjoyed
a pleasant outing.
'Mr. Nelson Reid has installed the
hydro in Mr. A. Murray's house.
'Mrs..M'urray is not as well as her
many friends would like her to he,
Mr. Elliott Chuter is spending a
few clays at his home here.
We are glad to report that Mr:
McAsh is around again.
McBride-Chuter—
The marriage took place quietly at
the Anglican Church rectory in Bay-
field op Saturday, (Nov. '19, when Ida
Anne, daughter of Mrs, and Mrs.
Chatter of 'Varna was united in the
holy 'bonds of matrimony to Elmore
j'olut, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McBride of (Zurich, The wedding was
performed at three pan. 'by the Rev,
W. G. Bugler. The bride wore a rust -
colored dress with dark -green acces-
sories and carried a bouquet of pink
carnations' and fern. She was at-
tended by Miss Emma McBride, sis-
ter of the groom, The 'bridesmaid
wore a black dress with (black acces-
sories 'and wore a corsage of bronze
pom-pom mums .and ferns. The
groom was supported Iby Harvey
Chuter, brother of the bride. After
the ceremony the 'happy couple .left
amid showers of confetti and hest
wishes, for Windsor, . Niagara and
Buffalo. On their return Mr. and
(Mrs. McBride will reside on the Go-
shen Line, Stanley.
'On (Thursday 'afternoon the ladies
of .the community 'gathered at the
home of Mrs. Alex McConnell to
hold a shower in 'honor of Miss Ida
Ohuter, bride -elect: The afternoon
was spent in ,games and contests.
Mrs. 'George Beatty read the follow-
ing address Dear Lda: This 'crowd
has ganged' ,up on you, on the eve of
your marriage, not only to rejoice
TUCKERSMITH
Reeve Charles MacKay was in Go-
derich last week attending County
Council.
Mrs. Harvey Moore underwent a
tonsil operation in Seaforth fast
week. Ali wish her a speedy recovery.
Wedding :bells are ringing in the
neighborhood.
Misses Isabel and Betty Forrest
are in Toronto attending the Royal
Winter Fair.
STANLEY
Mr. 'Mervyn Keys of Timmins,
Ont„ is spending a :few days with Itis
parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. ,Ben •Keys,
Babylon Line.
Miss Norene •Rdbinson has return-
ed .home after .spending a week with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed
Lowden .of Hamilton,
Bruce MoClinc'hey and Elmore Ste-
phenson went north last week on a
deer hunt, and were fortunate in get-
ting a deer.
HARLOCK
Y. P. Social Evening—
The losing .members of the attend-
ance contest d6 the "Go -Getters" of
Burns United Church entertained the
winners at the .home of Mr. Jack
McEwing on Thursday evening, Nov.
1117th. The first part of the evening
was spent 'by all playing erokinole.
Tlhe prize winners were 'Mae Smith
for the ladies 1st, and Janie Bernard
captured the consolation. Men's (list
prize went to 'Glen Carter and the
consolation was won 'by Harold Bea-
com. This was followed 'by three
very interesting contests under the
direction of Isabel !Jamieson, Will
Leiper .and Art 'Colson. Kathleen
Beacom .read a comic paper entitled
"The Harlook News," causing lau-
ghter for everyone. A very interesting
reading was given by Will Leiper.
Refreshments were served by the
losing members, Will Leiper .moved
a vote of thanks to Tack McE•wing
'far the use of his home. The evening
proved an enjoyable event, all hoping
next year will be as successful. Helen
MacGregor and Bill 'Taylor were
captains for the year.
BORN
Webster—In G:alt Hospital on Sat-
urd'ay, 'Nov. 19, '11938, to 'Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Webster, Ayr, a'd'aughter
(Mary Elizabeth).
Wallace.—In Scott 'Memorial Hos-
pital on Sunday, (Nov. 20, 1108, to
Mr. and Mrs, 'Jahn Wallace, Crom-
arty, a son.
SPECIAL . Christmas OFFER
Our regular •
$2.50 portrait
in natural
colors - -
Jackson Studio
Seaforth, Ont.
with you, but also to offer you our
friendly advice and our abounding
sympathy. (Needless to say, the sytn-
'pathy comes 'from those of us who
have been thro' the mill. As for the
rest of us, we're just hoping that our
•turn is next. The advice is timely and
you will, we know, have reason to
STAG EUCHRE
St. James' Parish Hall, Seaforth
Monday, Nov. 28th
8:30 P. M. SHARP
Auspices of H'o'ly 'Name Society
GOOD PRIZES
Admission - - 25c
Dancing!
AT DUBLIN
FRIDAY, NOV.25
GEORGE TARLIN and His 10 -
Piece Orchestra. This 'Band has just
completed playing for two seasons
at (Port Dover
$2.00 DOOR PRIZE
Admission: •rad cents and 35 cents
Ukelele Bill
AND HIS HILLBILLIES
Old And New Time Dance
KIPPEN
Friday, Nov. 25
FLOOR SHOW
General Admission, 30 cents
D
(Under
feel kindly to (hose advisers. In .con -
elusion we offer you our sincerest
good wishes these pieces of china's
Which we hope you will find :useful.
Misses Rachel Johnson and Lilian
Elliott presented the bride with a
lovely set of dishes. The bride thank-
ed 'th.em in a very fitting fashion.
NCE!
auspices of Young Ladies'
Sodality
AT DUBLIN ON
Friday, Dec. 2
Admission 50c and 25c
WE ARE 'STERE
With a Bigger than Ever Manufac-
turers'
SALE OF
Fur Coats
Held by the
PARAMOUNT FUR CO. OF TO-
RONTO
3-- Days Only --3
Nov. 24.25.26.
A wonderful opportunity to buy a
High -Class Fur Coat
from maker to wearer at a saving of
30 to 40 Vs
OFF LIST PRICE
See these garments—no obligation to
buy
A liberal allowance on your old furs
FREE ! FREE ! FREE.
A BEAUTIFUL PURSE MUFF TO ;MATCH ANY GOAT
YOU MAY CHOOSE GIVEN ABSOLUTELY -
FREE OF CHARGE.
We also remodel your old fur coat to the latest sample of 1938-
39 styles. Phone 22 and our representative will call on you.
SALE TAKES PLACE AT
McTAVISH'S - Seaforth
SOCIAL
St. Columban
Friday, Nov. 25
' GOOD MUSic
Admission - 3!5c
Rubbers Rubbers.
Protect your Feet From the cold, and make
your shoes wear longer
BE PREPARED -BUY NOW AT
New Low Prices
WORK RUBBERS, RUBBERS FOR YOUR BOOTS
AND OVERSHOES FOR EVERY MEMBER
OF THE FAMILY
Our 'Granite', Rubber Boot is a
Special at a New Low Price
Smith's Shoe Store
SEAFORTH
REDUCED PRICES
To explain to you how retail prices have been reduced
Electric Wiring Supplies, we quote you some of the
following changes:
on
1930 to Nov.,
1936 1938
House Wire .... 11/2c ft. lc ft.
No. 14-2 Romex 4c ft. 3c ft.
S. P. House Switches 25c ea, 16c ea.
3 way House Switches 40c ea. 37c ea.
S. P. 3%" Stable Switches 50c ea. 33c ea.
3 way Stable Switches 75c ea. 44c ea.
Bakelite Switch Plates 15c ea. 9c. ea.
Bakelite Receptacle Plates 15c ea. 9c ea..;
JOHN B A CH , Seaforth