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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-12-01, Page 5THURSDAY,; DECEMBER 1, 1938. THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE sTO Good Values December 1 to Dec. 7th GOLDEN WAX BEANS Standard, Cut or Whole, 2s OXYDOL, Large Size ROYAL YORK TEA, And 1 Fancy Two Cup Tea Pot Free JAM, Raspberry or Strawberry LARGE 32 OZ. DEL MAIZ NIBLETS CORN 2 TINS PER PING. 1 LB. 15c 21c 65c PER JAR 27c 2 TINS 25c 3 TINS 25 c AYLMER SOUPS TOMATO OR VEGETABLE ,,,,,,,,,n,,,, n0„01,,,11 111011101101 iiiii 1111111101,nu,m 11,,,,1111,0„ 1111u, 111„Onu,1110111 0111 01111n0,0nn1111,0, Soyomalt, 6 oz. -24c; 12 oz. -44c; 24 oz. Lexis Raisins with Seeds 2 lbs. Pure Lard, is 2 lbs, Bleached Sultanas per lb, Cut Peel, Lemon, Orange, Citron, Mixed per Ib. Shelled Almonds % lb, Extracts, Almond, Vanilla, Lemon, 2 oz. Each Happyvale Mince Meat 2 lbs, Glace Cherries, Red r/ ib. Icing Sugar 3 lbs. Olives, Queen, 6 oz. -15c; 11 oz. -25c; Stuffed 8 oz. Hershey's Cocoa, %s -19c; is Peter Pan Peas, 17 oz. no. 3 sieve 3 Tins Aylmer Catsup, 12 oz. 2 btl. Aylmer Infant Food 2 Tins Fancy Red Cohoe Salmon,Golden Nett or Unicorn %s....Each le, ..,Each Old English Floor'Wax Is -Scratch Remover Free -....per tin 74c 25c 23c 19c 25c 15c 9c 25e 13c 25c 25c 27c 25c 25c 19c 16c 27c 59c MANNING CHOCOLATE TREATS BISCUITS PER LB. 19c Surprise Soap 4 bars 19c S. 0, S. Scouring Pads, small -14c; Large 23c Golden Mixed Nuts 5 varieties, all new 2 lbs. 35c Diamond Budded Walnuts per lb. 25c Paper Shell Pecans, Extra Large per tb, 25c Christmas Satin Mixed Candy 2 it, 25c Cello Wrapped Figs, 8 oz. per pkg. 10c Breakfast Clioice Bacon, sliced per lb. 27c Grapefruit, Texas, large size 6 for 25c Oranges, Florida, Sweet, full of juice .. , . 20c, 30c, 40c, Doz. Ross J. Sproat PHONE 8 Miss N. Pryce PHONE 77 TOWN TOPICS Mr. Alan Ross of Minnedoe Man., is visiting his .aunts, Mrs. Cuthill and Mrs. Simpson and other relatives. Mr. Ross, who is spending a month 119 this vicinity .on his first trip to Ontario, attended the Royal Winter Fair last 'week. Miss Agnes IIastingts, Mrs, Ella Fortune, Mrs. Saari Woods, Mrs. Thos. lblartin, Mrs. Geonge Day, all of Wingham, and Mrs, (Jennie Hast- ings of Blenheim visited their cousin Mrs, Jessie Brawn recently. Mrs. A. Hillier of Toronto .spent the week end with Mr. and 'Mrs. L, Bolton. Mrs. Russell Sproat of Waterford spent Thursday in town and went to Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sproat and will stay for some weeks visiting friends there. •Mrs. Luke 'Nigh ,is holidaying in Sudbury. Mr, George Benedh has returned after visiting friends in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs Demerling are vis- iting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Austin, George St. Mrs. McElroy Sr. of Egnion.dville returned on. Tuesday after attending the funeral of her brother-in-law at Porter's Hill on Saturday, Mr. Arthur .Edmunds of Hamilton spent the week end here. Mr, and Mrs. George Aberhart of London spent the week end with the Former's parents in McKillop. Messrs, Preston Tabor and Walter Barry, :Misses Margaret R. Sproat and Mary Patricia Sproat and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sproat, all of Detroit spent the American holiday in town ith friends. Mr. and Mrs. jack Edmunds and two children or Mitchell spent Sun- day with This mother, ,Mrs, W. Ed- munds. 'Mrs, R. S. Hays, Miss Mary Hays and Mr. George Hays have lbeen spending a few days in Detroit. Mrs. Isaac Moore has purchased the residence of Mr. J. E. McLellan in Egmondville. Mr. McLellan in- tends to tnove to the Hugh Mc- Gregor farm at Kippen after Dec. 10, Rev.. Hugh Jack will officiate at anniversary services at _Avonton on Sunday next. Miss Mabel Cameron is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Wassman. Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Reid, Bruce and 'Paul, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.' Oscar Reid, Don and Lois, Detroit, spent the week end with Mr. 'and Mrs. J. H. Reid, it being a celebra- tion .of Mr. Reid's (birthday. Mrs. E. Cherry of San Francisco left today .(Thursday) for her home after spending six months with her sister, Miss Edith Davidson. Mr. John 'Mills of London spent the week end •with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mills, Mr. Arthur Burrows, of Toronto, spent the week end with his father, Dr. F. J. Burrows. Mr. Leslie .Kerr, Toronto, was a guest over the week 'end with his mother, Mrs. 'James Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKim of Niagara Falls spent several days last week :guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Parke. Mr. George Parke and Miss Bolton of London and Miss 'Dorothy `Parke of Strathroy spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. G, ',Parke. Mr. W. E. Chapman who fell on Main street a couple of weeks ago and has been in the hospital suffering from a fractured vertebrae, is no :progressing as well as 'his many friends would ho 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 SEAFORTH MARKETS Wheat, per bus. 5&c Oats, per bus.28c Barley, per bus. . , .�........ , . 38c Buciswhe'at, per :bus . .... ... , 0c BORN M•cGavin-At Scott Memorial Hos- pital on Friday, Nov. 215, +11935, to Mr. Mrs. GordonMcGavin, n Mcvin and Mr . ' G - Mc Killop, a daughter. Harrison -1n Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on Thursday, Nov.. 24, 1'935, to Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Harrison, Mc- Killop, a son. WESTFIELD WATCH. &. Phone 218. J. A. WESTCOTT JEWELLER Seaforth Open Even- ings in For Better Permanent Waves, At Reduced Rates Reg. $6.50 Re -Vitalizing Oil for $5.00 Reg. $5.00 Tonic Oil Wave for $3.95 Reg. '$3.50 Wave for $2.50 Special Curly Top $1.95 SUTHERLAND BEAUTY SHOP • Phone 152, Seaforth LONDESBORO The White Gift service of the Sun- day School will be held 10 the auditor- ium of the church on Sunday, Dec, 'nth. This is always a very interestingservice, to which young and old are invited. Mfr. and Mrs, Janres Easley have re- turned, having spent the past month at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Milton Hooper, St. Marys. Mr. Arthur Brunsdon of Saskatche- wan has been visiting this parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Brunsdon, and other friends for the past week, and return- ed to 'his home in Saskatchewan on 'Monday, Mrs, H. Lyon visited the past week at the home of her .daughter, Mrs. E. Gaunt, near Lucknow. Mrs, E. Crawford has gone to spend the winter at Niagara Falls, Out, with her daughter, Mrs. A. Kunkel. The ;United Church Sunday School will hold their .annual Christmas tree en,tertaintnent 041 Dec. 23rd. P e. MANLEY Mr. John A, Eckart is busy wiring his father's, Mr. Fred Eckart, home in Dublin which he purchased .from the estate of the late Patrick Morris. The late snow fall has made it pos- sible to 'haul 'home the fuel which has been piled up in the pine swamp as the ground is dry, and which makes a real clean up., The water famine is still on and rain is badly needed. ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs, John Brock and Grace, also Mr. jack 'O'Reilly visited in Sarnia Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Leon O'Reilly and family. Water is scarce with quite a few farmers and will be a problem if we. don't get more rain and a thaw. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. johns of Ham- ilton, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Madge and son Frank of 'Milk River, Alberta, were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Johns and .other relatives. The W.M.S. and W. A. held a quil- ting in the basement of the church last Thursday. They are packing a bale 'for the West this week. EUCHRE 1.4 DANCE! WINTHROP HALL Thurs., Dec. 1 GOOD MUSIC Adm. 25c. Ladies with lunch, free HEAR GEO. E DIXON'S Poultry Lecture Tues. Dec. 6th At 3 P.M. Bring your problems and come and learn. Moore's Hatchery SEAFORTH Ukelele Bill AND HIS HILL, BILLIES Old And New Time Dance KIPPEN Friday, Dec. 2 FLOOR SHOW General Admission, 30 cents SPECIAL Christmas OFFER Our regular 8 $2.50 portrait in natural colors - - Jackson Studio Seaforth, Ont. del 9�1T d^I DANCE! Auspices of Young Ladies' Sodality AT DUBLIN ON Friday, Dec, 2 Mickey 'Mussolum and His Orchestra This orchestra has attained for itself a great reputation throughout Canada, for the high standard of music it produces, and features for your add- ed enjoyment a swinging trio, swing sessions and novelty numbers galore, Admission S0c and 35c DECEMBER SPECIAL AT THE Ina Gray Beauty Shoppe STARTING DECEMBER 2, and lasting one week only. Ladies! Are you thinking of your Christmas Headdress ? Now is the chance to have the proper Foundation for that Special Headdress. PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS 2.50 WAVE 5.00 AND 3.95 WAVE 1MVnIg -Al' !Wal arm l'aOOD4 ltkOti-0 1939 RADIOS P WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF NEW ELECTRIC AND BATTERY SETS TO SUIT EVERY TASTE Il' AND PURSE. Philco Electric. Table Models $29.95, $47.50 and$59.50 Northern Electric Table Models $42.50 and $49.50 Stewart Warner 5 tube Electric $. Victor 6 tube Electric $. Victor Battery Sets $33.50 and $444929959055.t: Stewart Warner Single Battery Set $59.95 R. C. A. Victor 5 tube Console $89.95 Marconi 5 tube Electric $34.95 RADIO BARGAINS We • have a limited number of new 1938 Radios at , special Low Prices, as well as a number of used sets that have been completely overhauled -priced from $15.00 up. Radio Service Two Radio Service Men in attendance at all times. A com- plete stock of Tubes and Replacement Parts, the latest Test Equipment. These things guarantee you fast service at reasonable prices. Radio Licenses issued J. F. DALY PHONE 102. SEAFORTH% 9:1,��'A'Gt�A'e-( V�.r�l'�F�l'•1..��1':i�F��\:"lf�`;."lF�l':!F-al••lF��'t Attention. FARMERS AND BUSHMEN RUBBERFOOTWEAR "For the NIan Who Wants Quality" 7.50 WAVE MAKE APPOINTMENTS EARLY $6 35 The Ina Gray Beauty Shoppe y � �rPhone 229w. Over the Dominion Bankan�Bldg., Seaforth Seaforth CiA 5WW4 e -:t•104 'iW-V4 0- Vr•al'fOr ;Get 9'L d�Y Canada's Best Wearing Rubbers at New Low Prices inY many styles for your Hard Wear. �JJ P Rubber Boots: 15 and 12 inch leather tops; '"Flexion" the new 16 inch flexible top; 6 Eye Rubbers, two styles, straigh' ' p Cut and 'blucher cut, also same height with 2 buckles; felt tops with rubber bottoms; Overshoes with 1, 2 and 4 buckles; and rubbers to fit your heavy shoes, at New Low% Prices. Buy now while Sizes Are Complete. Lumbermen's Sox for Men and Boys. P.S. We have Velvet, Cloth and Rubber Goloshes for every i, member of your family, as well as plain Rubbers for+ over leather shoes. QUALITY THE BEST. PRICES LOW SMITH'S Shoe Store NEXT TO REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH S REDUCE; PRICES To explain to you how retail prices have been reduced on Electric Wiring Supplies, we quote you some of the following changes: 1930 to ' Nov., 1936 1938 House Wire , . , . 1/c ft. le ft. No. 14-2 Romex 4c ft. 3c ft. S. P. House Switches 25e ea.16c ea. 3 way House Switches 40c ea. 37c ea. S. P. 31/4" Stable Switches 50c ea. 33c ea. 3 way. Stable Switches 75c ea. 44c ea. Bakelite Switch Plates 15c ea. 9c ea. Bakelite Receptacle Plates ; .. 15,c . ea, „ 9c 'ea. JOHN BACH, Seaforth