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The Seaforth News, 1939-01-19, Page 5THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1939 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE. Our Values January 19th to Jan. 26th QUICK QUAKER OATS LARGE PLAI^N HELMET CORNED BEEF PEANUT BUTTER 3 STAR LAR'GE, 24 oz. McLAREN'S MINUTE TAPIOCA PER PKG. 19C PER TIN 12 C .PER JAR 23 c 2 PKG. 19c 2 TI'NIS 17 c PER JAR 21c per pkg. 16c 5 tins 25c 2 tins. 19c PORK & BEANS Aylmer, 21 oz. ORANGE MARMALADE Norfolk Brand, 32 oz Aunt Teminia Pancake Flour Libby's Tomatot0 Juice, 10Y2 OZ 26 oz Heinz Cooked Spaghetti, med. size . . 2 tins 25c Christie's Premium Soda Biscuits, 6 oz. per pkg. 10c 16 oz. per pkg. 19c Fee Hive Corn Syrup... 2s -19c; 5s 39c Ivory Soap. "Win a car" Guest size, each 5c Large, each 10c EAT MORE EGGS Our Eggs are graded to Government standards. They are low in price now. Eat Eggs and help producers as well as yourself. Hawes Floor Wax, 1s per tin 43c Castle Floor Wax, is per bin 25c Cowan's Cocoa, ... , /s -15c ; 1s 25c Salmon,Maple Leaf, Sockeye... /s -19c; is 35c Aylmer, Infant Food 2 tins 19c Superior Baking Powder,.... 8 oz. -14c ; 16 oz. 23c Sani White Toilet Paper 4 rolls 25c Libby's Catsup, 12 oz. per btl. 14c Plum Jam, large 32 oz. per jar 23c McLaren's Nut Crush, 16 oz. per jar 25c Aylmer Choice Peaches, 2s squat per tin 15c Beaver Blueberries, 2s squat 2 tins 19c Pari Sani Heavy Waxed Paper.... 40' ro11-15c; .. , .100 ft. roll 25c Kleenex, 200 sheets 2 pkg, 25c Golden Wax Beans, standard 2s , 2 tins 19c Hillcrest Pure Lard 2 lbs. 23c Tuna Fish Flakes, Vas per tin 15c Sair Pitted Dates 2 lbs. 23c Quaker Puffed Wheat per pkg. 10c Chocolate Drops per lb. 17c Ginger Snaps, Biscuits per 1b, 10c Champion Dog Food per tin 10c Spratt's Dog Ovals per lb. 15c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce P HONE PHONE 8 77 TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft of Winghatn spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk. Mrs. lames Turnibulll of Guelph re- turned cm Tuesday after spending a week with Mrs. 'J. L. Kerr. Mr. W. H. S•holdice was in Mount Forest over the week end visiting lits 'daughter, Mrs, R. H. Hoover, Mr.,Hugh Wright and son Jack 'were in Detroit oirer the week end. Mrs. Johnston- McLlroy is taking. care of Mrs, W. H. Sholdice, who is laid up with heart trouble. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Armstrong were in Clinton attending the 'funeral of Mrs. Armstrong's 'brother, the late John McKinley, Messrs. Con Eckert, Fred Eckart, Jinn Rivers and Robt. 'Eberhart at- tended the meeting of the McKillop, Hibbert and Logan shareholders, meeting at Dublin •on Wednesday. Mrs. Colin Zweite has returned to her home in Ilderton after spending some weeks with her :parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Aberhart. Miss Olive Aberhart, daughter of i Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Abet ftar t is o f vacation at her 'home in McRillop, Mr. A. E. Irwin of Bayfield was a visitor with his aunt, Miss M. Robi- son on Sunday, The annual congregational meeting of Northside United Church was held on Wednesday evening, Jan. 118th. Mrs, Lorne Dade was in Clinton on Wednesday attending the funeral of Mrs. John Stewart, The Legion are starting their stag euchres on Friday night an the legion rooms in the post office building. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLean .were visitors on Sunday with the drat- ter's sisters in Kitchener. Miss Margaret .Finnigan is spend- ing the week in Sarnia. Mrs. J. Cockburn df St. Catherines spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. M. R. Haney, and •Mr. Haney, Tuckersmith. Mr. Alex Ferguson, Chicago, is vts- iting his uncle, Mr. John McDowell. 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. ....r... ......85c .. Oats, per bus t ..,. Barley, per 'bus.,.1....a.....,-40c. Buckwheat, per 'bus. , I r .40c The 'buyer who can afford luxuries can us'ia1Iy afford to be discriminat- ing. Broilers .may be considered in the luutttry class .df food products, when properly prepared for market. When disposing of the surplus cock- erels as .broilers it is we'll to bear this in mind and market the birds in the most attractive way. It pays to please the buyer, and when there is keen competition it becomes still more advisable. When Teetering to a select private trade it may speed •up sales if the carcass is completely dressed and put up in an attractive cation. When sold drawn, the shrinkage will be about 40 per cent of the live weight, and a proportionate price must be realized to pay for the (loss in weight and extra labor. Thosebirds should be selected that have made good growth; these will be found to be plump and well feathered. The well feathered birds have less pin -feathers and ,consequently dress better. Starve the birds for at 'least twelve hours, but give plenty of fresh drink- ing water before killing. Kll thein •by braining and bleeding; and dry. pick. Sonnetimes' to save time the semi scald' may be ;advisable. In this case •bleed acid thoroughly immerse the carcass for not More than 30 seconds In water 'heated to a temperature of not more than 11217 degrees,F. DUBLIN Elect New Directors.— BORN Jackson.—In Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on Wednesday, Jan, Nth, 1939, to Mr. and. Mrs. 'George Jackson, of Hensall, a son. HARLOCK Mr. and Mrs. Saul 'Shannon spent Saturday evening at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MoVittie in Londes- Iboro. Mr. Bill McKeown, who is at present working for Mr. I. Rapson, also spent the evening with- Mr, and Mrs. MC'VIttie. Mrs. T. Colson and Mrs. Nelson Lear visited on Thursday of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ab Tay- lor in Blyth. Mrs. Geo. and Mrs. Har- ry Sturdy and little daughter of Au- burn were also guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Knox spent Sunday evening at the 'hone of Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Knox. Mr. and Mrs, Jack McF•wing ent- ertained Brussels friend's Wednesday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. !John Engel returned' to their 'home in Hastings, Mich., on Wednesday of last week after visiting friends „in this part of the country since .November, They were accom- panied ]conte by the latter's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mann ing of hear Loudesboro who have gone on an extended visit. Quite a number from this neigh- borhood g borhood attended the honorary party given Mr. John Leiper and 'his bride on Wednesday evening of last week in 'Londesboro community shall and a very enjoyable time was spent, On Tuesday evening of last week a gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. John Leiper at their home itt Clinton from neighbors and 'friends on the &th, 9th, 110th :and 'lllit'h. Mrs. A, W. Beacom and Bert at- tended the funeral on Saturday of the late Mrs. John Bailey near Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McEwing, Mr. and Mrs. jack McEwing and Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Watt and Mr. Angus Reid, Mr. DavidReid and Watson attended the funeral on 'Sa'turday of- the ft'he late Mr, John McKinley, Clinton Messrs. Wm. and Thos. Leiper spent Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson. KIPPEN Mr, Andrew Bell and Mr. Wm, McKenzie have returned home after taking a two weeks' ' course at Guelph. Mrs. Dinsdale of the village is con- fined to her room with a severe at- tack of pleurisy, ' bitr. R. J. Dayntan is visiting with friends in Toronto this week, Mr. Thomas Workman is improv- ing slowly but is still confined to the house. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rob•t. Dalrymple are holding a re- ception for them this week in Wat- son's hall, A great many 'from these parts at- terided the 'funeral of the late \\inn. E'lgie at Seaforth on Monday last, The annual meeting of the McIi1- lop, Logan and Hibbert Telephone Co„ Ltd., was held at Dublin on Wed- nesday, Jan..1Sth, with a large atten- dance. The financial report showed the affairs of the company to be in excellent shape and a five ,per cent, dividend was voted again this year. The main item of 'business was the selection of two new directors to fill the places of Mr. Johit Murray and Mr. A. A. Colquhoun, who passed away during the year. The new direc- tors are Messrs. Matt. Murray and VVorden. Directors re-elected are Messrs. Burchill, Malcolm, James Scott, John Ben•newies, J. J. Holland. A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Anglican rectory, :Mitchell on Saturday .morning when Holen Viola, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Quinsey, Logan, was united .in mar- riage to Allen George Vivian, second. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Vivian of 'S'taffa. .The bride 'looked charming in a gown of royal blue chiffon vel- vet with accessories to match. The young couple were unattended. Rev. R. C. Capper officiated, Immediately after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian -left on a Ihoneynoon trip to Toronto, Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Mr. and MTs John Darling and Mr. 'Collins were week end visiteds in Clifford. Mrs Alex D rluv with g is w th her sister Mrs. Alex Gordon who is quite ill. Front the exhibitions of boxing shown on Main St, this .winter on several occasions Joe Louis should soon have a contender for 'his title. Mr. Paul Mulligan has taken over the management of the Huron Hotel. Mr. 'Mulli'gan has been a resident o'f' Toronto for some time. Having sold his 'business there has returned to Dublin, his former. ho•nte. Mrs. Annie Kelly visited with her daughter . Mrs. Dan Finegan, Sunday evening. Send is the names of yottr visitors, 3 ACT COMEDY PLAY Silas Smidge from Turnip Ridge DUBLIN PARISH HALL Monday, Jan. 23 VARNA The 'funeral of the late Mrs. Palm- er of Hamilton was held from the !Un- ited Church on Sunday, Rev. Mr, Peters was in charge. The deceased was a native df Stanley. Mrs. A. Armstrong was taken to tSeaforth Clinic for treatment, Miss Lizzie Ward is rooming at the home of bits. Austin. Mrs, Annie MdN'aughton of Lon- don called on a number of iter alai friends last week., The many friends of Mr. Geo. Clark and Mrs. M. Beatty will be 'pleased to know they are improving. The newly appointed rector, Rev. John 'Graham, recently rector of St. John's Church, Brussels and St. 'George's Church, Walton. is now in charge of Trinity Church, Hayfield, St. Janes', .Middleton, and St. 'johns', Varna. We welcome ilr. and Mrs. Graham to-o:ur midst. Varna associated library purpose holding a euchre and dance in the hall Thursday night, 'Jan. '36th. Keep this date open as it is not every night you get a thence like tills, The many friends or Mrs, F, Weekes will be pleased to know she is able to be out again. The January meeting of the Varna W.M.S. was held at the parsonage with the new president, Mfg. Geo. Johnston, presiding. Hymn 519 'Lord while for all mankind we pray" eras sung. Mars. R. Stephenson conducted the installation of new officers. Hymn 3163 "Lord in the strength .of .grace" was sung. Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. Sixteen mem- bers answered roll call with a Nets Year's thought. The financial state- ment was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Reid, also the report of Baby Band which was in charge of Mrs. Roy Dow*son. Text word for next month, "Work." It was decided to make some quilts for a bale. Violet MttClymont read a letter which she had received from a lady in the West .who had benefited by our 'bale. The Bible reading, Luke '115; 1-10, was read by Mrs, S. Keyes. The closing hymn was ''In Christ there is no East nor West." Meeting closed with prayer Eby the president. A social half hour was spent at the close. Auspices of Young Ladies' Sodality DANCING AT KIPPEN FRIDAY, JAN. 20 With UKULELE BILL. AND HIS. OL•bTIIME BAND Enjoy the usual attraction following intermission. Take home the prize for the oldest couple on the floor, or bet- ter still—the best Old-tyme Waltz couple or Ladies or Gents clogging. SPOT DANCING Enjoy a real night's fun. General Ad- mission ,30 cents. CROMARTY Mr, and Mrs, Carl Stoskopf'.of Se- briugville spent Sunday with ,Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKellar, Miss Elsie Chittick, who spent the stammer in the West, is visiting with Mrs, Robertson and John Robertson. Miss Annie Pierce of Brussels vis- ited her sister, Mrs, B, O. McDonald last, week. Miss Ada Speare of Seafotth visited her father over the week end. MOS, Lindsay McKellar is.under the doctor's care. The annual meeting of the Presby- terian Church was held in the base- ment of the church on Thursday last. The treasurer's report showed a'bal- ance after meeting all expenses of the year, including remodelling the sited. A number from here attended 'the reception in Kippen on Tuesday night for Mr, and Mrs. Will McLach- lan, who were recently married. CONSTANCE Mr. Lorne E. Lawson and Miss Viola Clarke spent Thursday in Lon- don. They also visited his sister Mrs. Busby at •Chatham, returning home Friday ria 5tr thio . visiting Miss Clarkes aunt and uncle 1Tr, and Mrs, P. Papineau Master Ellwood Clarke is spending a fear days with his sister \'Irs, Ste- wart Dohnage. Mrs, Howard Armstrong and dau- ghter Stella accompanied by Mrs. P. Lindsay :;pent Tuesday with Mrs, Stewart Dale. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Lawson and son Bobbie of Tuckersmith spent Monday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Robert La wen's. A pleasant afternoon was spent on Saturday, Ilan. 1114ith at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lawson, when they were at home to their 'friends and neighbors on the postponed 'call- ing day Of their Golden ,Wedding an- niversary, The guests were welcomed by Mrs, John Davidson and escorted to the sitting room, where her par- ents were assisted ht receiving by Mrs. Allis Of Goderich and Mrs. A. Seeley of Clinton, sisters of Mrs. Lawson and Mrs, A. Leitch, sister of Mr, Lawson, and Mr, Alfie of Gode- rich. After congratulations and good wishes were extended, the guests were invited to the dining room for afternoon tea and inch which was served by the daughters-in-law, Mrs Roy and Mrs. Earle and Mrs. Leslit. Lawson and a niece Miss Dorothy A11in, With the lunch ice creast was served which was made specially for the occasion, and sent direct From \\'indsor to Seaforth, with the com- pliments of \\'alkerside Co The din- ing room was decorated with white and yellow streamers across the ceil- ing and finished with a large white bell at each end of the table, which was covered with a lace table cloth and centred with yellow 'moms in a silver vase 00 a table reflector. biers. Robert Jamieson poured tea, and Euchre! Parish .Hall of St. Thomas' Church, Seaforth Fri., Jan. 20th. At 8.15 P.M. PRIZES AND LUNCH Under the auspices of Ladies' Guild. Admission 251c. Dancign . DUBLIN Friday, Jan. 27th 'ERNIE BROWN and His Orchestra Featuring all the 'latest hits in both' sweet and swing arrangements. Admission - 50' and 35 Cents JANUARY CLEARINGS Drygoods, Shoes, Rubbers, Etc. ALL PRICES REDUCED. Sale now going on. J. T. McASH VARNA DANCE! AT WINTHROP Thurs.,T(Jan. 19th. M'Iusic by Huron Corn Huskers Lunch Served Admission - 25c Miss Marion Lawson had charge of the register, Relatives were present from Goderich and Brucefield and Tuckersmith and friends and neigh- bors. 515 in all, called during the af- ternoon and evening. Several who could not he present called by tele- phone. The family were all home with the exception of Mrs. Busby and little Miss :Shirley and Mr. Busby of Chatham and Miss Doris Lawson of London and Master Andrew Dav- idson and Mr. 13. Davidson. This event was planned for Tuesday, Dec. 27th, but had to be postponed on account Of the storm and condition of the roads, and was planned now on short notice. The Club of Progress will ,hold its January meeting on Jan, 27th instead of Jan. 20th. BRODHAGEN Mr -.Aug. Hillebrecht and Mrs. 'L. G, Rock are spending a few days wtth relatives in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Russell 'Knight ani son Ross of Cranbrook attd .lir. and -Mrs. Con. Sche'llenberger. Carl and Una of Mitchell visited at thehome. of Mr. and Mrs. W. T Qatc esttt' er on Tuesday evening. 1L. john F. Pructer has heen con- fined to his hed. \Ve wish him a speedyrecovery ROLAND KENINEDY (Continued from Page 1). was held. Interment was made in St. James' cemetery. Relatives from a distance attending the 'funeral were, Rev. Father Feeney, London; Rev. Father O'Rourke, Tillsonburg; Miss Hilda Kennedy and Angus Kennedy, London; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mur- ray, Detroit; Mir. A. 'McKinnon, birs. George Skein, Winghain; Mrs. J. O'Connor,Kingsbridge; IJetmes 'Jor dan, and Miss Maty Jordan, of Toronto; Andrew Bell, of Hensall; Brennan, Mrs. C. Reynolds, all of Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. D., Duch - Arnie, Zurich;'Edgar Reynolds;: Roy and Neil Reynolds, Hamilton, The pallbearers were six nephews of the.. deceased, ,Patrick Jordan, Pat- rick Maloney•, 'Wilfred Feeney, Rory Reynolds, A. McKinnon, Angus Ken - I nedy. Opening of New Addition to 1 Collegiate Institute The Public is cordially invited to inspect the New Departments and improvements to the Collegiate Institute. Monday, January 23rd FROM 7.30 to 10 P.M. Tuesday, January 24th FROM 2-5 P.M. AND FROM 7.30-10 P.M. 1t is the desire of the Board that every parent and ratepayer of Seaforth and surrounding municipalities will visit the School on the above dates. J. F. DALY, Chairman. Seaforth Collegiate Institute Board. NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH CHOIR PRESENTS THE WESTMINSTER CARILLONEURS IN THE UNITED CHURCH SEAFORTH i A JA 25th N WEDNESDAY AT 8.15 'PM. Hear the Largest Set of tuned Silver Bells in America, played by Highly Trained Artists ADULTS 35c. CHIILDREN 25c