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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-12-08, Page 8PAGE 'EIGHT. ,e, •Ps Cv,k V1,1z414V:N ' N THE SEAFORTH NEWS ee Cr, 4.04 fe. 1* • The Spirit of Yuletide prevails in these' two busy Stores and we invite you, our friends and neighbors old and new, to come and share in the unusually Large Selection of useful. Gifts. It is possible to fully complete your Christmas Shop- ping under our roof . . . MACTAVISH BANKRUPT SAL OVERCOAT'SReg. $25' $14• ' 95 They're the TALK OF THE TOWN, these stur- dy Warrn OVersoats for Men in. ',newest London Drapes, Raglans and fitted models - a Svonder ;Value made Jiossible by tile re- tarded season and a yuge purchase for Cash. All wool fleeces and Glengarry- coat- ings made to, sell at 30.00 and 35.00 14 95. AllSizes .. rrr• WINTER HATS $2.49 By Biltmore in the new wanted shapes and colors. Genuine fur felts and vel- ours. Men's and Young Men's 'styles at about Half Price 2.49 Give Socks SILK AND WOOL New Colors and Patterns. A nice fine Sock (subs) at Half 19c Price Pair WOOL JACQUARDS 49c $1,00 Values in a host of color- ful Checks, Clocks and Novelty designs, double heels, soles and toes. Very smart and A,9c very warm. Pair .... • Wool WORSTED SOCKS 29c Heavy Quality All Wool Wor- steds in Grey, Brown and lovat heathers, blue heather and blacks. A 50c Sock at 29c Pair 2 pairs 55c. .11111.1•1111Miii CHILD'S Wool 15 MITTS pr Na611111111111. LOOK FARMERS Genuine Hickory Hammer Handles ••••11.1•1 Sc • Axe Handles 2 5 C •Sledge Handles • Pick Handles NECK WEAR 29c to 98c The Xmas Tie that will gladden the heart of any man. New Tartan wool Ties - Silk Tartan Ties, non crush manufacture. love these Ties, boxed at 29c 49c 98c Men's Silk Scarfs 89c. Newest patterns in Silks or Wool Tartans. Values to $1.50. Cheery Colorful Designs 98c Men's Wear LINED GLOVES 79c Fawn Kid Dress Gloves, warm wool lined 79c All Sizes FINE SHIRTS $1.00 Collar attacked, or separate Collars, neat stripes. All sizes. Values to 1'00 $1.95. Ea. WORK SHIRTS $1.00 Genuine Doeskin Shirts, Large, Roomy Cut Shirts for Winter wear at SIAM OVERALLS $1.69 A Heavy 9 oz. Red backed Overall. All sizes, Reg. $2.25. Pair 1.69 WORK TROUSERS 2.49 Heavy All Wool Tweeds, neat patterns. A Warm, long wear- ing Pant 2.49 at ••••••• SWEATER COATS 2.98 Well tailored from long wear- ing Worsted All Wool yarns. Cheery patterns. A $4.00 value at 2.98 ALL WOOL WORK SWEATERS 1.29 HORSE HIDE 49 PULLOVERS__ BLANKETS $6.95 6 lb. Heavy Soft Wool Blank- ets. Beautiful colored borders. Very Large and Warm. A rare bargain alt 6.95 Pr. BARGAINS r BARK SIIK DRESSES $1.00 One rack of dresse8 priced fbrmerly to $10200. 'lint ' FUR- CO,LLARED COATS $4.95 20 Ladies', Coats, Ai Wool, Warm Winter Styles at a fraction of their A et -r 4w:a value at LADIES' DRESSES $4.98 20 Dresses in half sizes to 22%. Cascade Crepes and Satin back Crepes. Newest Styles. V. and long sleeve. A $12.95 value at $4.98 HOUSE DRESSES 59c and 98c New gay fast color Prints. Smart New Styles. Zipper fronts, 16 to 50 at 59c AND 98c DEANNA DURBIN DRESSES 98e ' Sizes 6 to 12 years in popular Plaids. The children love these dresses 98c at CHILDREN'S SWEATERS All Wool Worsted yarns. Some Zipper necks in Red, Brown, Wine and Royal Blue for Boys or Girls. Sizes 22 to 34. 69c 'D 79c HANDKERCHIEFS (Nifty new hankies. A huge sel- ection. The always - welcome gift 5c T° 2Sc Boxed }rankles 25c to $1.00 E ,orv,--Ifearea01V • A Real Xmas GLADHAND For Milady Srnart Kid Gloves. A Beautiful selec- tion. All the wanted shades and Styles. Lined or un- lined. Per pair 1.25 AND 100 LADIES' HOSE Silk -Silk and Wool, warm cashmere's, a grand variety to choose from in the sea- son's Newest Shades. Pair 19c TO 1.25 GIVE LINGERIE The dainty personal gift of fine Silk in alluring Pastel Shades. • SLIPS • Panties .. 29c and 39c • Misses Combs., AC1 - Glove Silk -rQF C Winter Coats SIZES 14 TO 48 1195 VALUES TO $25.00 Here they are! All the wanted fashions. All the wanted col- ors. All the wanted fabrics. The pick of the new season's furs. All wool cloths. Chamois lined. NEW YORK'S Newest SWING Styles at a miracle price KrDDIES All Wool Worsted Stockings Sizes 6% to 9% Fawn, Red Grey Hea- thers VERY SPECIAL PR. 29c NIcTAVISH'S SEAFORTH AND BRUSSELS PHONE 37 be 6 e PRONE 61 e :V•fLitre 11.95 LADIES' HATS 98c These Hats are smart and becoming for any outfit you may choose for Winter wear -in sol- id colors and colorfu; contrast. Any hat in the store at 98c 50 %SA .01%....eftWAikeeeiatcg HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taman of Blen- heim spent the week end at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDonell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simpson of De- troit visited over the week end with the former's mother, Mrs. Lou Simp- son and grandmother, Mrs, Robert Monthron, Miss Helen Glenn, an employee at the London Life in London, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Glenn, Mr, Claude Blowes, Principal of the Public school, has been confined to his home with a severe cold. His duties at the school are being looked after (by Miss A. E. Consitt. Miss Margaret Slavin is visiting for a few days with Mr, and Mrs. John Glenn. The services in Carmel Presbyter- ian Ohurch were largely, attended and the pastor Rev, W. A. Young preached inspiring sermons at both services. The choir sang an anthem, "Hark Hark My Soul," and a very beautiful duet ',The Christ of the Cross" was sung by Miss Irene Hog - garth and Mrs. W. A. MacLaren. Mrs. W. A. Young very ably presid- ed at the organ in the absence of the or,ganist Mrs. !John Murdoch. Rev. R. A. Brook conducted both services in the United Church and delivered excellent sermons to large congregations. The choir sang an an- them "God So Loved the World" and a duet "Sou of My Soul" was beau- tifully sung by Misses Ruth Brook and Bella Smale, Miss Greta Larnmie very, ably presided at the organ. The services in St. Paul's Anglican Church were in charge of Rev. M. A. Hunt, and the choir rendered excel- lent music. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Filshic and family moved to Toronto on Tuesday where they will make their home. Their sons Alex and Tan are attend'- ing university there. Mr. and Mrs. Filshie have been residents of the town for the vast several years, hav- ing moved here when Mrs. Filshie ac- cepted the position of prin.cipal of the Continuation school. Mr. Wm. Slavin of Tuckersmith spent .the week end visiting his sister Miss Lizzie Slavin. Quite a nuniber of residents have been confined to their homes suffer- ing from severe colds an.dr sore throats. Mr. .ancl Mrs. Edgar Butt of Kip - pen visited on Sunday with the for- mer's aunt, 'Mrs. John Murdoch, Hardware Store Robbed - During the early hours of Monday morning the large hardware store of Messrs. Bonthron l& Drysdale was broken into through a window at the back of the store. The robbers made away with about l$300 worth of mer- chandise consisting of silverware, shells, jack-knives, .flashlight batteres, electric appliances, paint, etc. At date of writing the whereabouts of the thieve,' had not (been traced. The many friends of Mrs. E. L. Mickle, Billy and Betty, are .pleased to see them out again after their re- cent illness. Mrs, D. Chellew and son Robert of Los Angeles, California, who have been visiting with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook, since September, left Thursday for their home. The regular monthly meeting of the teachers and officers of Carmel Pres- byterian Sabbath School was held at the home of the Superintendent, Mr. Peter Moir, on Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook spent the week end in Toronto visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook. The regular meeting of the W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian Chtirdh will be held in the Church on Thursday at Mr. Mervyn Brown, who has been spending the past week in Toronto, returned .home on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Sparks of Lon- don visited on Tuesday with the for- mer's mother, Mrs. M. Sparks. Mr. Frank Bean of the London Road was seized with a weak spell while in town last week but is some- what improved at date of writing. )Mrs. Geo. Brown, who has been vi- siting for the past wtek with her dam- ghter, Mrs. 7. Wilson in Stratford, re- turned home on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, John Corbett visited with relatives in London over the week end. )(Additional Hensall on Page 4) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1938 Saturday Specials CASH ONLY New Life Poultry Concentrate, per cwt. ..2.95 New Life Laying Mash per cwt, .... . . $2.35 New Life Hog Concentrate per bag .... , ..... $2.95 Royal Purple Hog Concentrate, per cwt. $3.50 Royal Purple Poultry Concentrate, per cwt 3,75 Cream Candy, 2 lb. .... . 25c French Creams, 2 lb. .....25c Cut Rock, 2 lb. . 25c Lily Creams, 2 lb .. . 25c Dainty Christmas Mixed. 2 lb 19c Mixed Candy, 2 lb 19c Jelly Beans, 2 lb. . . ... , 21c Chocolate Drops, 2 lb. ., ..23c Mixed Nuts, 2 lb. 29c Icing Sugar, 3 lb. .., 21c Manitoba Flour, 98 lbs. $2.19 • W. J. Flinniqati CARD OF THANKS Mr. George McTaggart and Mrs., Nelson Reid wish to tkank the ncl friea and neighbors for .1 any wets of kindness' and sympathy* during their recent 'bereavement. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Robert Wayne Anderson, who passed away Dec. 71.11, 491317. God sent us a little !flower, pure am fair, We loved it.dearly, 'but it was no meant for here, It was meant for a heavenly garden Where only the rarest 11?lossonts grow, God thought it thest it should !bloom with the rest, So He gathered to His breast our sweet 'flower And lovingly took it home, -Sadly missed by Mother, Dad 13tother. IN MEMORIAM Kistner.-In loving memory oi a dear son and brother Robert, who passed away Dec. 10, 1926. Quickly and quietly mole the call, This sudden death surprised .us all: We have lost, but God has gained One of the best the world contained. -Lovingly remembered by Mother, Father, sisters and 'brothers. AUCTION SALE Community Sale at Dick's Hotel Stables, Seaford', on Friday, Dec. ,76, Usual run of Pigs, Cattle, Poultry, Furniture, etc, Bring in anything you have to sell. Rates reasonable; Homer Hunt, Mgr., phone 228 - 12, Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. �. M. Eckart, Clerk. AUCTION SALE Next sale Friday, Dee. 9th. Tho management of the community sales that are ;being held 'at the Queen's Hotel stables, have reduced their rates one-half. From now on rates will be: Anything over $00, if sold, 3 per cent, if not sold, only 186 per cent. This will give the farmers a chance to sell their stock, etc., at a cheap rate. We have the best auctioneer and the 'beet barn in Huron county. Next week we will have '60.180 pigs, all sizes, around 20 cattle and 2 springers, two fat sows, a, good General Purpose mare, 13 years old, good single or donble; d yearling Percheron filly, one 2 -year- old Percheron 'gelding, hay rack fair- ly new, 1 good wagon, a few other farm implements. Anybody wighing to advertise articles ,next week notify the Queen's Hotel at our expense, J.15. Coyne, Manager; 'Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer; 'Joe Roach, Clerk. AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects at the resid- ence of J. McLellan, Main St., Eg- mondville on Saturday, Dec. 10t1 at 2 o'clock, the following: 2 bed room suites 2 set springs, 41 davenport with mattress, oak buffet, 2 cupboards, extension table, 3 small tables, 2 rocking chairs, kitchen chairs, 'sewing machine, Do- herty range, new, upright heater, 2 -burner gasoline stove, 3 congolettm rugs, "floor oilcloth, large chest, floor lamp, copper boiler, new; couch, lad- der, Aid other articles too numerous' to mention, Terms caSh. Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. Jos. E, McLellan, Prop, LOST A veterinary surgeon's cattle tro car, pointed blade and wood handle lost on Friday afternoon in front o the rink or Dick's stables. Return b Dr. 'J. Grieve, Seaford], NOTICE All books must be returned to th Library on or before Dec, 24th Grata Thompson, Librarian, TUCKERSMITH Mr. and Mrs. Alex Chesney have reurned home from their honeymoon and are getting settled in their home on the second of Tuckersmith. Mr. and Mos James Hay visited friends at Niagara Falls last week. FARMERS A car, of Hy -Grade "Drumheller" ALBERTA COAL arrives this week 00.00 per Ton off car. Town Deliveries "off car" $10.60 We have HAMILTON CORE Farmers $10.,60; del. in town S11.20 Best Quality "Stove or Nut Anthracite Farmers $12,40; del. in town $13.00' WeggleomerformeemerNemoim""enfilefe J. H. SCOTT Phone 336 ELMER D. BELL, B.A. succesor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC • Seaforth, Ontario McCONNELL & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C,. CHAMBERLAIN' The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours Tuesday,' Thursday and Saturday 1:30 p.m. to '5 p.m, Saturday evening, 730 p. m. to 9 p. m. FRAME BUILDING FOR SALE BY TENDER Tenders will be received by the undersigned. until Monday, Decem- ber le, .119318, for the purchase of the • arge frame building at the Seaforth Collegiate Institute, formerly used as a gymnasium. A. F. CLUFF, Chairman, Property Committee. FOR SALE Pure bred Yorkshire Hog, 0 years old, for sale. Will sell cheap as I have no place to keep him. Wm, Livingston, phone 247 r 31, Seaforth, COLT FOR SALE Sucking colt, black Percheron, for sale. Phone 418 r 18, Dublin central. FOR SALE Fifty Rock pullets, laying. Holstein cow, to freshen right away. Inquire at News .Office. FOR SALE 30 York suckers, 1119 eligible for re- gistration. 1 Holstein cow, 4 years .fresh. Dale Nixon, phone 144 r 4, Seaforth. HOUSEHOLD SEWING And Dressmaking, Children's cloth- es a specialty. Mrs. Joseph C. Eckert. FOR SALE .1; Beath cook stove, used one year. Ken Harrison, phone 20 r 02, Sea - forth central. WANTED 'Your order for all kinds of home made Baking, Bread, Buns, Pies, Cakes, etc. Angel Food cakes a spec- ialty. Mrs. Wm. Rutledge, Clinton phone 6116 - 2. Seaforth R.R. 2. TO RENT Apartment to rent, .over Thomas Dickson's store. Apply to E. L. Box. FOUND Yearling heifer strayed -onto lot 214, con.' 4, McKillop. Owner may have same 'by proving property and paying charges. Percy Smith, phone 239 r 22, Seaford'. FOR RENT Six roomed house with bath, on Market street, for rent. J. A. Mc- Kenzie, Phone 25, Seaforth. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE In Egrnondville 34 acre ground, low taxes, corner lot, stable and ben house, electric lights. Garage, small fruit trees. Apply to Mrs. John Sproat, Seaforth. TOWN OF SEAFORTH Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' List Voters' List, 10318, Municipality of Seaforth, County of Huron Notice is Hereby Given that I have complied -with Section 7 of The Vot- ers' Lists Act and that 1 grave posted up at my office at Seaforth on the 215th day of 1Novemher, 19018, the list of all persons entitled to vote in 'the said Municipality at municipal elec- tions, and that such list remains for inspection. And I 'hereby all upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any ,errors or omissions fFor- reeted according to law, 'the last day for appeal being the 06t1s day ,of De- cember, 11938, Dated at Seaforth this 29th day of November, 2938. 'D. H. WILSON,. Clerk of Seaforth. INSURANCE Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid- ent,Windstorm & 'guarantee bonds. Rates reasonable. All risks' placed in first class companies. In forma +-ion cheerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AGENCIEF Phhne 334 w