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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-04-06, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1939 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE. At Our Stores—April 5th to April 12th inclusive AYLMER SOUPS, Tomato and Vegetable 7 c PER TIN 10% oz. HILLCREST SHORTENING RASPBERRIES, Choice squat CHATEAU CH2sEESE QUICK QUAKER OATS CORN, PEAS, TOMATOES • SCHNEIDER'S PURE LARD . 1LB. 1OC PER TIN 15 C PER PKG. 16c �f • LARGE PKG. ` 1 c 3 TINS 23C PER LB. 1 OC Cottage Rolls, smoked and lean in piece 27c Picnic Hams, smoked, short shank ,,,,in piece 22c Hams, boneless, smoked, very lean in piece 27c Bacon, Breakfast, sliced or • in piece 29c Sodas, Perrins, just in 2 lbs, 20c Cheese, New Canadian per 1b. 15c Sugar, Gran. or Yellow 10 lbs. 55c Maple Syrup, newly made quart 55c Kleenex, 200s 2 pkgs. 25c 2 fn 1 Shoe Polish, all colors per tin 10c COUNTRY KIST Specially graded to Govern- ment standards. A LARGE 20c A MED. 18e A PULLETS 16c Ross J. Sproat PHONE s Miss N. P1yce PHONE iii 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 Maple Custard 2, cups milk 2 cup maple syrup 3 eggs Heat milk and maple syrup to- gether to •boiling point but do not allow to boil. Pour over the eggs which 'have been well beaten, add a few* grains 'af salt. and strain into cus- tard cups. Set cups in warm water and bake until custard is final. Cool and turn. Serve with maple syrup if desired, The hen's a modest sort of bird, Whose voice in song is seldom heard. She sings not like small feathered fowl, Nor is she solemn like the owl. But luckily for most of •ns, She's vastly more industrious. Send us the names of your visitors. VARNA Services will be held in St. John's Church on Good Friday at 10 o'clock a,m. Commencing at Easter, services will be held at 7 o'clock p.m. during the summer months. •We are sorry to report Miss Edith Beatty is under the doctor's care, but we hope soon to see her around again. Mr. and Mrs, E. Chuter spent Sun- day with their daughters in London. Sunday visitors at Mrs. Austin's were Mr. J. Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Warden of London, Mr. and Mrs. A. Seeley of Clinton, and Billy of Seaforth. Mr. .Elliott Chuter is in London where he has secured a position. Mrs. 5. Beatty had the misfortune to fall and sprain her wrist, but is improving as well as can be expected. Mrs. J. W. Reid is in Seaforth with her sister, Mrs, W. Fee, who is under the doctor's care. Mrs, F. Weekes was called to Wroxeter owing to the illness of her niece, Mrs. W. McDonald. We are sorry to report Mrs. J. Rathwell is not improving as rapidly as her friends would like. "How much for this dog?" "Five pounds." ''For this smaller one?" "Ten ounds." "For this tiny one?" "Fifteen pounds." "How much will it cost if I don't buy a clog at all?" The OVERLAND >tt` \V �:•$Tb\ It's so economical, Hepburn's gas tax doesn't worry Willys drivers a bit. Place your order now, as the demand for these cars is so strong, late orders may be hard to fill. Overland drivers 'save $$every day on the road, over any other car, Phone our Agent now, 34:615, Clinton J. Eo s lis TILL We will handle your used car and arrange terms on balance. TOWN TOPICS Mrs, Hanrahan of Windsor spent Monday with Mrs. Leo Fortune. Mr. and Mrs. 'Garner of London visited Mrs. 'Jahn McLennan and Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Sholdice on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roach of Toronto called on friends in town on Monday, while attending the funeral of the 'late Mrs. William Nevin, form- erly Miss Bridget Roach of Dublin, whose remains were brought from Toronto to St. Patrick's Cemetery, Duiblin, onMonday. Mr. 'James Mose, of Ripley, form- eoly of McKillop, visited Mr, W. H. S'holdi•ce on Monday, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Smith and Al- lan and Douglas and Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. I•Ierdsman, all of Port Colborne, .spent the week end with Mr. Smith's sister, Mrs. H. .R. Scott. Mrs, Smith remained as her young son, .D'ottglas Smith, was taken ill with appendicitis while here and un- derwent an operation at Scott Mem- orial Hospital Sunday night and is recovering nicely. Mrs. Clifford Webster of Detroit visited over the week end• with her parents, Mr, and • Mrs, Fred Reeves, her 'brother Clarence, and other rela- tives, - Miss 'Elva Saundereock of London visited Mrs. R. Wallace last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moffat and. daughter Donna, of Prince Aubert, Sask., and Mr, Lorne Moffat of Re- gina, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Sproat. Mrs. Joe Eckart and two daughters Geraldine and Anna, have gone to Spanish, and will return with Mr. Eokart for the Easter holidays. Mrs. W. Edmunds will return on Thursday after spending the ,past three months in Marmora and Mitchell The many friends of Mrs, Edgar Allan, Tuckersmith, arepleased to know she is making good recovery following her serious illness, SODALITY DANCE In the Armories,, Seaforth Thurs., April 13 Auspices St, James' Sodality TONY CRYAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Dancing until ;2. Admission 601c Lawns Rolled Have your lawn rolled with Heavy Power Roller and note the difference. SEAFORTH LAWN BOWLING CLUB Leave order at Post Office or call 38 C. P. SILLS, Chairman Grounds Co. A THREE ACT PLAY " Dotty and Daffy " Friday, April 14 STAFFA HALL -8.15 P.M. Produced by Staffs Junior Institute Admission - 25c and 15c FOLLOWED BY DANCE EUCHRE AND DANCE IN WINTHROP HALL Thursday, April 6 HURON CORN HUSKERS ORCHESTRA Admission 25c, Ladies' with lunch free A DOMESTIC COMEDY "Simple Simon Simple" Thurs., April 13 in Egmondville United Church 8.15 P.M. Produced by the young people of S. S. No, 9, Tuckersmith Admission - 25c and 10c ANNUAL EASTER DANCE Under Auspices of Young Ladies' Sodality AT DUBLIN ON Fri., April 14 Admission - 35 Cents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foreman, Fort Williams Miss O'Keefe, Lond- on, and Misses Mary and Ellen Keat- ing, Toronto, are attending the the Funeral of the late Mrs. Joseph. ICeatitvg. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays and itheir daughter Mary Beatrice, and Miss (Neisie Desborough, from De- troit, spent Sunday with their rnany friends, here. Messrs, Con and Fred Eckert and J. M. !Eckert, accompanied by Mr. •John A. Eckart and Mrs. Albert Cronin, •daughter of Mr. Fred Eck- ert, have returned smm Chicago af- ter, attending the funeral of the late Rev. J. M. Eokart, and were there in time to spend three days at his bed- side 'before he died at 2.10 'Sunday morning. BRUCEFIELD Miss Mary and 'Mr. Aubrey Farqu- har entertained a number of their friends to a progressive euchre party one evening recently and the prizes were given'to, ladies, first, Miss Gilk- inson; gents, first, Mr, Will McKen- zie; ladies, consolation, Miss 'Gladys jarrott; gents, consolation, Mr. Wes- ley Jones, After the :games were•over and Prizes given, Miss Farquhar in- vited 'her guests to the 'dining -room where the table was most beautifully decorated and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. After lunch dancing was enjoyed, the Music being -furnished by Miss Cochrane and. Mr. Farquhar till the wee stria' hours of the morning. Then each one thanked Miss 'Mary and Mr, Aubrey for the. most enjoyable evening. KIPPEN Miss Audrey Cochrane entertained a number of young people at her home on Wednesday evening to a progressive euchre party. Prizes were given to, ladies, first, Mrs. Wesley Jones; gents, first, Mr. Aubrey Far- quhar; iladies, consolation,Miss Gladys Jarrott. After the prizes were given, Miss Cochrane invited 'her guests to the dining room . where a delicious lunch was served by the hostess and the table 'being beautiful- ly decorated in mauve and yellow. After lunch Miss Cooh•rane invited her guests to the living room where music and games were played. Each one thanked Miss Cochrane 'for the pleasant evening. . • TUCKERSMITH An amusing comedy, "Simple Si- mon Simple," was cleverly staged on Friday evening in the Red Tavern School House by the young people of School Section INo. .9, Tucker - smith. The performance was well attended and very much enjoyed. The play was presented under the direction of Mrs. G. Handley and during intermission Elsie Drover on behalf of the cast presented Mrs. Handley with a bouquet of Spring flowers. During intermission Miss Janet Handley tap danced and Hazel McLachlan and Robert McLachlan played a duet on the guitar. The cast included Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth, Mrs Chas, Eyre, Elsie Drover, Helen Upshall, Thelma Elgie, Hazel Mc- Lachlan, Robert McLachlan, Russell I-Iodgert, Art Jackson. McKILLOP A very enjoyable evening was spent playing cards at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Webster, on Tuesday ev- ening, April 4ith, Mrs. John Glew, Mrs. Wilson Campbell and a few oth- er friends and neighbors gathered and presented the newlyweds, \Ir. and Mrs. Robert Watson, with .a Coleman gas iron and other lovely kitchen utensils. The groom gave a very suit- able reply, after which lunch was served. TUCKERSMITH Mrs. Robert Carnochan and sister Miss (Verna Graves spent the week end in Detroit with their sister, Mrs, Wes ton. Mr, and Mrs. Lull' If Hamilton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tcbbutt and 1,'. John Mania re- turned with thein. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coleman of Hensall spent Tuesday at Mr. Russell Coleman's. SOCIAL ST. COLUMBAN Wed., April 12th STAN SMITH'S 11 -Piece Orchestra LUNCH Admission 40c EASTER DUBLIN Monday, April 10 Mac Burgess, His Saxophone and His Orchestra Admission 35c 1 CLEAIt.ING SALE 1 nearly new Farm Wagon , $45,000 1 -13 -tooth Massey Harris Cultivator $22$9000 1 -13 -disc Massey Harris FertilizerDrill ....., 1 -14 -plate Disc Harrow $35.00 1 -2 -furrow Massey Harris Sulky Plow $55:00 1 -12 -ft. McCormick Deering Dump Rake $32.00 We have 2 used Gas Engines which will be sold to the high- est bidder at the Community Sale at Dick's Barns, Seaforth, on Friday, April 7th We also have good Rebuilt Machines, such as Plows, Cultivators, etc. JOHN EACH MAIN STREET SEAFORTH CROMARTY Miss Jessie Hodgert of Exeter visited her cousin, Mrs. 'John Hog- garth last week, Mr, Bert McDonald spent the week end at 'Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. (Jas, Scott gr. have moved to Brodhagen where they are starting store :keeping. Communion services will be held in the Presbyterian Church next Sun- day. Remember ,the play in the town hall, Stalk, on Thursday evening, April 6th, under the auspices of the Presibyterian Church of Cromarty. The play entitled "A Ready Made Family" will be presented by the people of St. Paul's Anglican Church of Kidkton. CONSTANCE The W. A. and W. M. S. wt71 hold their Easter meeting Friday after- noon, April 7th, in the. basement of the church, A special Easter program is being ,provided. Group No. 4 will have change .and lunch will be served. Mr• Wilbur Jewitt has returned af- ter spending some months at the Le- vack mines, The Club of Progress will hold its meeting on Friday evening, April 7th, in the school house. Au excellent pro - grant is 'being prepared. The speakers for the evening will he Mr. 5. H. Scott, of Seaforth, and \Ir, W. L. Whyte of Hallett. All are invited to come and enjoy a pleasant evening. Mrs, Will. Britton is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Reekic of London, Mr. Wilber Jewitt has returned af- ter spending the winter in the mining district in Northern Ontario. Mr. ancl Mrs. Miller Adapts have returned after spending the winter with their daughter, Miss Verna of Welland, ST. COLUMBAN Mr. and Mrs, Frank Pope and family of Kitchener spent Sunday with friends here. Wedding bells are ringing in the parish, Miss Dorothy Molyneaux of Dub- lin spent Sunday- with Miss Beth Conlin, Sirs. Joseph Cdrlin attended the funeral of Mr. !iohn Shanahan in Clinton. Mrs, Lucy O'Reilly returned bonne from Scott Memorial Hospital. \Ve hope For 'her speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pope and fam- ily of .Kitchener visited at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Malone on Sunday. Misses Mary and Rose O'Connor are spending the holidays at the home of their parents, Air. and Mrs. D. J. O'Connor. Pictures of the Passion Play were given in the parish hall en Tuesday evening and were ouch appreciated. A large crowd attended. Mr. and Airs. P. Reynolds, Clinton, visited friends here recently. The Faster social sponsored by the will be held on Wednesday, April 112th. Bitter Used Cars '34 OHEV. Long Wheel Base Stake Truck, Dual Wheels. A bargain. '33 CHEV. COUPE—in perfect con- dition. FORD V -8's A complete stock of Ford V -8's from 1933 to 1937 models to choose from. AU completely overhauled and ready to go. It will pay you to see our stock before buying. J, F. DALY FORD -MERCURY DEALER Phone 102 Seaforth STANLEY lir. and Mrs. John CIuff of 4Cirktott visited with Mr, and Mrs. Roht. E. Robinson .and fancily on Saturday. Mrs. W. Armstrong has returned hone after spending some time with her daughters in London, Mr: Melvin Ritchie, who has been engaged with Mr. Elgin McKinley for the past two years, has secured a pos- ition at Fullarton and moved there with :Itis family this week. Mr, Geo. Campbell is on the sick list, at _present. Mr. George Howard of Exeter call- ed on friends on the Blue Water Highway on Friday of last week. Quite a number of young people in the vicinity attended the movie held in the Town Hall, Bayfield, Past. Tuesday night. Mrs. J. A. Carlile paid a visit to the 'Bronson Line on Friday afternoon. Mrs, J. Rohner and son Walter are horsily engaged .preparing to stove to their new home at Auburn. Mr. and Mt's, William \fcClinchey and fancily 'lave moved to Mrs. Brennerman's house in Blake. Mr. Thomas Westlake who purch= ased the Aldsworth farts on the Bronson line is now busy remodelling the house. PLUMBING TINSMITHING Electrical Supplies I have opened a Plumbing, Tinsmithing and Electrical Supply Shop at the rear of Ferguson's Hardware Store and solicit your patronage. DURO WATER SYSTEMS SUPPLIED & INSTALLED FRANK KLING FOR. QUICK SERVICE Phone: Store 61; House 128 SEAFORTH - ONTARIO Radio Clearance Our complete stock of used Electric Radios—$25 to $40—to clear at $15,010 Come early—get first rhoi:z, of these 'bargains. Marconi Battery Radio, only 520. Philco Battery — Brand New —' 535 model at only $25.00. 6 volt one battery model at only 525.00. Phonola Console Battery— New — special, 540.00. WE'RE NOT FOOLING You won't find bargains in radios ANYWHERE at these prices. Radio Licenses Issued J. F. DALY PHONE 102. SEAFO RTH Postponed Sale To close the John Storey Estate the farms must positively be sold. We are instructed by the executor to offer these properties by public auction at Lot 7, Concession 7. Tuckersmith, on Friday, April 14 at 2 pm. First mortgage will be accepted in part payment. For further particulars apply to:— Geo. I3. Elliott, Auctioneer. H. G. Meir, Solicitor for Executor lir. John Peuitale spent a few clays in St. Thomas and Chatham 'last week. Mrs, J. Hohner and son Walter, who disposed of their farm to Mr. Edwin Steckle, intends ntovin4 to Auburn in the near future. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dunn, who pur- chased the faun from Mr. Harold Penhale, internis moving in a iortly. Miss Irene Scotciuner, who Llai been in Toronto for sontetinte, has returned to her home. lir. and Mrs. Harold •Penhale and ' family have moved'to their new 'home recently purchased on the 'Bronson line: IVant and For Sale ads, 3 weeks 50e,