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The Seaforth News, 1939-04-20, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1939 armilmgedmiw THE SEAFORTH NEWS Nice Values -April 20 to April 26 DEL MAIZE NIBLETS CORN 2 12 oz. TINS AYLMER PORK & BEANS 21 oz. DERBY CHEESE, spreads or slices %s PER PKG. 1 CHOCOLATE MALLO BISCUITS PER LB. 15 C PER PKG. C 2 PKG. 1 S C 2 TINTS 15 C HANDY AMMONIA SUGAR CRISP CORN FLAKES Crisco 3 Ib. Tins 65c Salmon, Fancy Red Cohoe, ,Unicorn & Golden Net /s 16c is 27c ' 6 cakes 25c Post's Bran per pkg. 10c per pkg. 19c each 100 28 oz, each 25c Catelli Cooked Macaroni or Spaghetti, 16 oz... .. , ...:.. 2 Tins 19c Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 25c per lb. 10c 3 rolls 25c per tin 10c Aylmer Apricots, 16 oz: per tin 15c Standard Tomatoes, 2s 2 Tins 17c Polo Golden Wax Beans, 2s 2 tins 19c Surprise Soap 4 cakes 19c Aylmer Tomato Juice, 25% oz, 2 tins 19c Kleenex, 200s 2 pkg.25c McLarens Nut Crush, 16 oz. each 25c Humbug Cantly per tb 19c S.O.S. Scouring Pads, small -14c; large 23c Singapore Sliced Pineapple per tin 10c - Kippered Snacks. Connors per tin 5c Aylmer Green Gage Plums, 2s per tin 10c Peameal Back Bacon, sliced. per Ib. 35c Choice Breakfast Bacon, sliced per It 29c perBologna . ib. 17c Dutch Sett Onions 2 Its. 15c Pearl White Naptha Soap Super Suds, Concentrated Crunchie Sweet Pickles, 6% oz. Pure Lard -stock up now -any quantity Hillcrest Toilet Paper Texas Grape Fruit Juice, 18 oz. Pure Black Pepper % lb. 15c Creamo Soap Granules for hard or soft water 2 lbs. 25c b. 25c Phillips Water Softener per Ross- J. Sproat PHONE $ Miss N. Pryce PHONE 77 TOWN TOPICS The office formerly occupied by Dr. H, H. Ross has been taken over by Dr. John A. Gorwill, who has just returned from 'Edinburgh, Scotland, Dr. Gorw1i1 has done extensive post graduate work in United States; Eng- land and Scotland, Mr, and Mrs, Harold Tomlinson and family, of London, spent the week end with relatives in Seaforth. Mr. 'John H. Earle was in Exeter on Monday to make arrangements for appointing a vendor to issue, radio 44censes in the Exeter district. Mrs. Thomas Healy and children of Toronto have returned home after spending a week with , their aunt, Mrs. L. E. Richards. Miss Helen Maloney and Miss Betty Nigh .spent the week end with friends in Clinton. Mrs. C. P. Sills and her daughter Mary Lou have returned .from De- troit. • Misses Angela and Bessie and Clara Eckert have returned to- resume their .duties as teachers in their schools in Carrick, Brant and Hibbert townships, Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Moore and g'ack attended -the .funeral of Mrs. Moore's uncle, the late John Yeandle, in Stratford on Monday. Mrs. W. C. G'oveutock returned home Saturday night after spending the week in 'Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Ferguson, Bay- field, Miss Margaret Ferguson, Wind- sor, and Mrs. Jack Ferguson and baby, •of Kingston, spent a day with Mr. ,and Mrs. 'W. C. Govenlock, IMr. Nelson Govenlock and two daughters of Waterford were visitors in town last week, Mr. and Mrs. Williams Butt, Centre street, observe the fifty-second anni- versary of their wedding on Thurs- day, April 120th, Their many friends join in congratulations and hest wishes. Mr. P. C. Calder of St. Catharines spent the week end in town and re- turned on Monday, acoompanied by Mrs. Calder and son who spent the Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDErRTAKING --and-- EMBALMING Motor or House Equipment W, J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and .license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67, FERTILIZER PRICES -6 $20.50 2-12-6 $25.00 0-12-10 , .. $23.75 0-12.15 $27.00 20% superphosphate $21.00 60% potash $2.45 per cwt. 4.4 Englishbarbed wire $3.65 per 80 rod spool The fertilizer prices include 'tagged sacks. Club membership not essential. SEAFORTH FARMERS' CLUB K. E. Jackson R. S. McKercher Pres._ Sec. WINTHROP' '1 The funeral of the late Mrs. And- crew Montgomery was helld from the' residence of Mr. John .,Montgomery Friday afternoon to Ivlautland Bank_ •Cemetery. -..Rev. .'Craft of . Cavan. Church conducted the services. The ,pall bearers were. Messrs. Roy Dol - mage, Dale Nixon, 'Reginald Little,' 'Walter .Eaton, William Trewartha and Irwin Trewartha. We e,c•tend ;our heartfelt sympathy to those that are left to mourn the loss of a (loving ;wife and mother. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Little spent Sunday with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geddes of Be'grave. We have had some very heavy rains lately, also had a slight electric storm which may (bring more cold weather. A lenchre and dance will he held this Friday might. The amusia will be by the Agar -Collins orchestra. Come with the crowd. Good prizes, good TIME TABLE CHANGES EFFECTIVE Sunday, April 30th 1939 Full Information front Agents Canadian National Railways BORN Thornton -In Scott Memorial Hos- pital on Monday, April d17, •1M to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thornton, of McKillop, a son. Love -In Scott, Memorial Hospital, on Monday, April '117, 1939, to Mr. and Mrs. George 5. Love, Walton, a son. (Died April 117th). DEANERY Y. P. MEET An Easter Conference fo'r Young People ,and Sunday School teachers of the Huron deanery •of the Anglican Church was held in St. ,Paul's church at Oilmen on Thursday morning with morning and afternoon sessions. The rector Rev. A. H. O'Neil ,con- ducted morning worship. An address on the subject •of "My .Church -What It Stands For," was given by Rev. E. 0. Gallagher of'Wingham, and group discussions took place, junior boys under 'leadership of Rev. R. M. Weeks, Blyth, and junior girls under. :Mrs. R. M. Weeks. The theme ' for discussion was "My Church - Its History." At the same hour, senior boys and girls were 'in separate groups for discussion of the theme; "My Chureh-Its Services." Rev. E. 0. Gallagher 'led the discussion for the .boys and Mrs, Gallagher for the girls' .group. Bible class was conduct- ed by Rev. A. C. Calder of Goderich, the theme being "'My !Chnrch--fits Work in Canada." The morning ses- sions closed with a Blible .class.led lby Rev. T. M. B. Parker of Morpeth, and the subjects taken up were "The Lesson Courses," "Teacher Training" and "Learning to Worship." Lunch occupied the noon hour, the ladies of the church furnishing tea, salads, and pickles. At 2 o'clock the main address on 'the subject, "Youth of Today," was given hy Rev. Canon W. A. Townsend of London, and at 230 a recreation period under direction of Mrs. 'O'Neil furnished relaxation and enjoyment. A short ;business session followed and ifinal service at 3.30, .was conducted by Rev. Dr. Hurford of Seaforth. NOTICE Fertilizer Users We sell the famous. Granule Fertilizer imported direct from Holland. It sows perfectly in any fertilator, or tnixed with grain in ordinary drill Why bury your money in fertilizer drills? You do not require one to sow our Fertilizer. Many local users re- port entire satisfaction on last year's crops. See us and book your order at once to insure a supply J. N. McICENZIE Phone 25 Dealer, Seaforth lunch and good riusic, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Eeuerman n 'held a reception in the hall in honor of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson, Tuesday night. They received niiany ;beautiful gifts; - Coal - Coal FRESH CAR Stove & Nut Anthracite Price off car, Cash Farmers $12.00 Delivered in Town, $12.60 Phone 336. J. H. SCOTT OLD AND NEW TYME DANCE IN KINBURN HALL Wed., April 26th ,ADMIS'SION 25c Ladies With Lunch Free _®9 ALWAYS UROER CORTROL 0 PAGE FIVE. Choketeri'a 0. A. C. Chick Starter TAKES ANOTHER LEAP AHEAD WITH THE ADDITION OF 2% CEROGRAS LOOK FOR THIS TAG ON THE BAG With the same precision and care that has marked the manufacture of these Feeds from a few bags to thousands of bags monthly, we have taken the responsibility of guiding our ever increasing customers who depend on us, into a better, more economicalfeeding plan -no drastic moves -careful thinking -based on facts. MEANS SI'RI G RAi its 1 V, ND' Be sure to ask for these fee grasses in your Chick Ratio ASK YOUR DEALER J Chick Starter ALSO • Lower Mortality. • Better Pigmentation, Feather Bloom and Lustre, • Increased Vitality. ds by name and h ave the advantage of getting tender ground n. L M. SCOTT, Seaforth FOR CHOICETERIA 62,45 O.A.C. Lay Mash $2.10 62.10 O.A.C. Lay Mash with Cereal Grass, $2.20 Grow Mash MANUFACTURED BY E. S. WATT & SONS - - Palmerston old Tyme With FRANK KENNY AND HIS, HOOSIER HOT SHOTS AT KIPPEN Friday, April 21st SPECLAL FLOOR SHOW Featuring the Masse Sisters, of the famous family of 2111. F1UN GALORE General Admission - - 25 cents Euchre & Dance WINTHROP 'HALL Friday, April 21st .C9LLINS AND AGAR ORCHESTRA Admission - 25e. Ladies with hunch free. week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam I2ays. Mrs, Walter Cole, Toronto, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. John Sclater. Mrs, Hugh (Jack spent several days this week in Hamilton attending the W. M. S. .convention. Mrs. J. C. Greig and Mrs, T. S. Smith attended on, Wednesday, Mr. Frank Smith and Allan of Port Colborne spent 'the week end here, Mrs, Snaith and Douglas re- turned to Port Colborne with them, -Mrs. 'Neil Grant of Cambri, Sask„ who was visiting relatives in this vic- inity, left on Tuesday for her home. DANCE TO ERNNLE BROWN AND ITIS ORCHESTRA AT DUBLIN ON Salesman- "Would you care to , look at some :gas -masks, madam?" Friday,April. 2lst m custoer-"Gracious, no.. every- f thing in ' my house is' electric." Admission 1510 cents and 315' cents BRUCEFIELD The U. F. W. 0. meeting will be held at the hone of `Ir. and Mrs. Vires Stackhouse on Wednesday, Apr. 26. We hope the sick members will be touch better by then. Miss Ruth Scott spent the holiday with her aunt at Chatsworth. Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie and children of Detroit spent a couple of days last week with relatives here. Mr. and 'Mrs. George Armstrong spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zapfe. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Halstead and Floyd of Stratford spent Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler. Mrs. Mary McKenzie is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Ranald McKenzie in Detroit. '\'tlss Mary McCtilly spent Sunday near Kippen. We are sorry to report that Miss Evelyn Grainger is quite i11 in the hospital in London and we hope she will soon :be better, Mr. L. Pallmer spent the (Easter holidays with his sister in Toronto. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Jane Jamieson last week, Mr. Stephenson of Walton; also her niece and neph- ew, Mr. and Mrs. MoGinnis of Gode- rich. Dr. Wm. Swan- of Hamilton is vis- iting at the home of his father this week. Mrs. Emma McDonald and daugh- ter Marguerite of IKippen, and Mrs. W. Elliptt. and daughter 'Kathleen of Brucefield, started on a motor trip to Winnipeg last week. Mr.. and Mrs. John C•ornislh at- tended the. silver wedding anniver- sary of Mr. Cornish's •cousin in Sar- nia last week,. BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Talbot were called to Woodham on Sunday ow- ing to the death of Mrs. Tallbot's aunt. . Mr. Lloyd Makins has returned af- ter sending a few days in Toronto. Mr.. and Mrs. Wnt. Jowett have returned from Florida where they spent the winter. Mr. and ivirs, J, Stewart returned to their home in Hamilton on Sunday after spending the week in 'Bayfield Mr, and Mrs. "Jas. Ferguson, Norah Clearing Sale OF USED MACHINERY IN PERFECT CONDITION 1-9 tooth McCormick. stiff tooth Cultivator $65.00 1-Fai•in Truck Wagon $45.00 1 -McCormick Deering 13 spring tooth Cultivator....$35.00 1 ----Massey Harris 13 disc Fertilizer Drill with grass Seed attachment and foot board $98,00 1 -Massey Ii-arris 2 furrow -ed Sulky Plow $56;00 1-Mnssev Harris 13" tooth Cultivator $30.00 1-O1,ver Sulky Plow • $18.00 1 -McCormick Deering 3 furrowed Tractor Plow$60.00 We also have numerous other machines in working condition at Bargain .Prices We wish to announce we have added to ours tuck a new type Radio Tube Tester which will test all tubes manufactured t, date. We have in stock Tubes for all Westinghouse radios. and most of all other sets sold in t anada JOHN BACH MAIN STREET SEAFORTH Ferguson and Jean Balkwell of Lon- don spent the week end with Mrs. Jas.. Ferguson Sr. Mr. Jas. Atwood of Detroit spent the holiday With his sister, Mrs. Ditto. The fishermen launched their boats this week and are all ready to set their nets when weather is favorable. Manyin the village are laid up with the flu. Mrs. !John Tippett and Mrs. ,Geo. Castle Sr. are both under the doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. \\'m. Robinson of London spent the week end with their sons Bill and Jim. who are in business in Bayfield. BLAKE. The members- of the Blake congre- gation met at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs, H. N. Finlay on Thursday. evening and presented them with gifts that were most beautiful, name - 4y a rainbow bedspread, -a lace table- cloth and a silver casserole. The ad- dress was read by Miss Beatrice Manson and the gifts were presented by Messrs. Roy, Walter and Elmore McBride. Mr. and Mrs. Finlay made a suitable reply, thanking the mem- bers for their many acts of kindness toward 'them. The address is as fo'l- lows: Dear Mr. and Mrs. Finlay. It is with great pleasure that we, your friends and neighbors, have assembl- ed here this evening' to show our re- spect and offer our congratulations. We feel the community has gained a real asset in Mrs. Finlay and we wel- come her wholeheartedly to our midst. We .feel we shall all he bene- fited by our association with her. In extending to you our best wishes, we wish to assure you that we are very pleased you have become resid- ents Of our community and the ex tend' to you a 'hearty -welcome, be- lieving that you will contribute touch to the church and community, As an expression of our esteem and apprec- iation for your every success we ask you to accept these tokens, trusting Radio Clearance Our complete stock of used Electric Radios -$25 to $40 --to clear at $15.00 Come early --eget first choi•:e of. these bargains. Marconi Battery Radio, only $20. Philco Battery - Brand New - $35 model at only $25.00, 6 volt one battery model at only $25.00. Phonola Console Battery New - special, $40.00. WE'RE NOT FOOLING You won't find bargains in radios ANYWHERE at these prices. Radio Licenses Issued J. F. DALY PHONE 102. SEAFORTH Cromarty Farmers Club Prices Manitoulin Red Cedar Posts ....31c English Barb Wire 4x4 $3.60. Canadian Barb Wire 4x4 $4,05 4x6 $3.80 Also Brace Wire and Staples Cereson, for treating grain ...80c lb. Mengel, Turnip, Sorghum and Seed Corn at Best Prices R. SCOTT. T. LAING, Pres. Sec, NOTICE I have purchased. a New Dodge Truck, and will -be able to give prompt Trucking Service. Bert Boy -es PHONE 305 CLINT,ON, ONT. that you may always find 'herein a remembrance of our welcome and goodwill. Signed on .behalf of Blake congregation.