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The Seaforth News, 1939-05-04, Page 5\Viilys 9 Overlarui Cars are taking the country by storm. Why buy a bi•, used car when you can get a new 1939 up-to-the-minute Overland Coup for 8795.00,. Get behind the wheel before signing an order for any Ovetland will save you money every day. car. I WILL BE PLEASED TO DEMONSTRATE THIS CAR JONATHAN HUGILL Call phone 34-616. Clinton Highway S THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1939 THE SEAFORTH. NEWS PAGE FIVE. 0 May 4 to May 11 CARNATION 15c 2 TINS LYNN VALLEY TOMATOES,' Large 2%s SUGAR CRISP CORN FLAKES CHOICE RED PITTED CHERRIES 2s squat CRUNCHIE SWEET PICKLES, Large 27 oz. MARMALADE, St. Williams ORANGE AND GRAPE k''RUIT, 32 oz 3 TINS 20c 2 PKG, 1 5 c 2 TINS 27 c PER JAR 24 c per jar 23 c French's Prepared Mustard with Hot Dan Spoon McLaren's Nut Crush, 16 oz. Fancy Pink Salmon, Cascade r/s each 10c per jar 25c 2 Tins 19c . is Each 14c Each 33c 1s 37c 12c 15c 10c 14c 10c 25c 19c 18c 17c Royal York Orange Pekoe Tea, %s Royal York Coffee, ',4s -21c; 2 in 1 Shoe Polish Paste per tin 2 in 1 Liquid Shoe Polish, Black or white per btl. MoLaren's Minute Tapioca per pkg. Bruce's Bird Seed per pkg. Bruce's Bird •Gravel per pkg. Hillcrest Toilet Tissue, soft absorbent S. ..... ..., . 3 rolls Natural Figs 2 tbs. Choice Red Raspberries, 2s squat per tin Weston's Spring Blossom M. Mallow Biscuits per lb. "SPRING CLEANING ITEMS" Bon Anti Cake or Powder Each 14c Cotton Clothes Lines, 30' white each 15c Clothes Pins 3 doz. 10c Spring Mop Handles each 19c Reckett'ts Bag Blue pet pkg. 7C Scrub Brushes, Each -10c; 15c and 25c Texas Grape Fruit juice, 18 oz. 2 tins 19c Elhmar 'Vanilla, Large 8 oz. per btl: 15c Aylmer Tid Bit Pineapple, 16 oz. per tin 15c Prunes, Extra Large Sweet. 30x40 size 2 tbs. 25c Paper Napkins, White, 100s per pkg. 15c Aylmer Pumpkin, large 2/s 2 tins 19c Aylmer Boned Chicken, 7 oz. Each 32c Shirriff's Fancy Free Dessert 3 pkg. 25c Tomato Juice, 10/ oz Each 5c 26 oz. 2 tin 19c Salida Tea Bags, 20s Each 25c Beaver Blueberries per tin 10c Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Pork & Beans 3 tins 25c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE PHONE 8 77 TOWN TOPICS Miss IvLiangtaret. Jackson and Mr. Thomas ±Jackson who have been in Florida for some weeks, are •expected home this week. Mr, 'Jas, Sims, Mr. Barry McElroy and Miss Helen: Shaw of Blyth were ,guests on Sunday at the bonre of Mr. Lorne Dale. Mr. Alex Stewart of Windthors't, Sask., w'h'o has 'been visiting ,his dau- ghter and 'son-in.law, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Sillery of Tuckersmi'th, this past six weeks left +last week 'for Tor- onto, to visit this son Harry, before returning to the West. Mrs. Alex Wallace visited her father,' Mr, John Dluaot of Camber on Sunday. Mrs. A. W. Gardiner and Mrs. H. 'V. Workman and Mrs. R. E. Mac- Kenzie were ib St. Thomas on Tues- day and Wednesday of this week at- tending the. London . Conference 'Branch 'meeting of the Women's .Missionary Society. Miss Roselia Burns has home after 'visiting her London. Miss Bessie Grieve of Chatham spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Grieve, Mr. Russell Walters of Dundas spent the week end 'here. Miss N. McDougall has been spending' a ,couple of weeks with •cousins in Detroit. Mrs , William Devereaux, of town, convener of Child Welfare, attended a meeting of the Diocesan executive held in St. Peter's Hall, London, on Tuesday, Mrs. George Aberhart, .McIGillap, who was removed to London hospital last week has continued seriously ill, Mr. Aberhart and two 'daughters were called there on Tuesday evening. Rev. A, W. Gardiner •of Rgmond- ville was elected chairman of Huron Presbytery at a meeting in \V'inghatn on Thursday last. .4r. Will Rollins 'of Sarnia was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Finnigan over the week end. Mrs. J. M. McMillan and Mrs. Gerald Doyle were London visitors on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, V, •Millar of Palmer- ston visited with Marshall Smith and Fred .McGavin on Sunday. Mr. Arthur Edmunds, Hamilton, spout the week end here. The Y.P.S. of First Presbyterian Church held a 'banquet on Tuesday evening when the losing side its a re- cent contest, ,entertained 'the winners. Mr. and :Mrs, Hugh Sproat and daughter Patricia and Mr. Walter Barry of Detroit were week end visit- ors with Mr, and Mrs. John Sproat and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sproat. Miss Greta Ross, Mrs. H. R. Scott and Miss 14awde Laidlaw' s'pen't sever- al days this week in Toronto. Canon. •Appleyard and ,21tiss Gert- rude Ap'pleyard pf Hamilton were guests in town on Sunday. Mr.' Andrew Little bas returned after spending a few weeks in Brant- ford. Mrs. M, Garbert is confined to the hospital, Miss Edith Davidson returned dur- ing the week end after spending the winter in Tilson'bmng and Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hart and son Kenneth and 'Mr. J. A. Storey spent She week end- at Kincardine. Mr. Sydney Dolm:uge has purchas- ed the residence which be occupies, on North Main street, from the Ber- tha Welsh Estate. Mr. William Elcoat returned on Saturday after spending 'the winter with his daughter, Mrs, Glanfield, at 4V'allacetown. 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 WINTHROP ' The euobre and dance held in the hall last Friday night, was well at- tended. The prize winners were, ladies, most games, Miss Love, lone hands, Miss P. Coleman, Men, most ,games, Mr„ Lorne Webster, lone 'hands, 'Mr, 'Charles Dolmage. After lunch a few hours were spent in •dance ing, music by the Collins Agar orch- estra. The little tots gave their floor show as usual, which .pleased the crowd, • Mr and'Mrs, Wilson and •famiiyf Goderich have •moved into .Mr. Take 'Broome's residence south of the village. We are sorry to `)rear Mr, Sohn NOTICE Fertilizer Users We sell the -famous Granule Fertilizer' imported direct from Holland. It sows perfectly inany fertilator, or mixed with grain in ordinary drill Why bury your money in fertilizer drills? You •do not require °tie to sow our' Fertilizer. Many local users re- port •entire satisfaction on last year's crops. See its and book your order at once to insure a supply J. N McKENZIE Phone 25 Dealer, Seaforth Buy a Ford Y8 returned. sister in See our stock of Better Used Cars before purchasing one '34 Ford V8 Tudor '37 Ford V8 Coupe '35 Ford V8 Sedan '33 Ford V8 Tudor '36 Ford V8 Sedan These cars are reconditioned and guaranteed—ready to go. J. F. U ALY FORD -MERCURY DEALER Phone 102 Seaforth Montgomery is on the sick list. The:farmers are ;busy on the land. The weather has been very cool with frosts, but warmer weather is on the way. Want and For Sale ads, 1 week 25c SEAFORTH MARKETS Wheat, per bus. Oats, per bus Barley, per bus. Buckwheat, per 'bus 60c 314c 42e 42c Cromarty Farmers Club Prices ,Manitoulin Red Cedar Posts31c 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 ib. Mangel, Turnip, Sorghum and Seed Corn at Best Prices R. SCOTT, T. LAING, Pres, See, Seaforth Monument Works (forrnerly W. E. C1iapmanl—'Nowa operated- by , CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE A COMPLETE LINE OF• • CEMETERY MEMORIALS Always On Display ' SEAFORTH TUESDAY'S & SATURDAY'S Or, any 'time by appointment—Calt105, :Dr. Harburn, EXETER -PHONE 41 J Ch�iceteria O,A,C, Click Starter IMPROVES YOUR FEEDING PLAN You remember how most chicks were raised a few years back when they were started on oatmeal, -cracked wheat, etc. and were allowed to run with the hen, picking up various things to eat. Not so to -day when they are fed scientifically balanced rations, each ingredient for its purpose. The Ontario Agricultural College has given us their ideas of a good formula. With our combined efforts and with over 50 years' experience in selection of feeds in the mill- ing business Choiceteria Takes The Lead Feel the body of this Chick Starter. See the richness of it. Let Mr. Jas. Scott of Scott's Poultry Farrn tell you what the addition of 2% Cereal Grass has done for the thousands of chicks he has raised this year. J. M. SCOTT SEAFORTH DEALER Chick. Starter - $2.40 Grow Mash $2,10 E. S. WATT & SONS ESTABLISHED 1885 • O.A.C. Lay Mash :..,$2.10 O.A.C. Lay Mash with Cereal Grass, , . • . $2.20 Palmerston BRUCEFIELD Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Reid of Ha- milton and 'Mr, Lawrence Reid and 'friend •of Toronto spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Jamieson. •Mr. and Mrs, C. Halstead and Floyd of Stratford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, T. Wheeler, ,Miss Irene Snider of London and Mr. M. Snider of ',\gingham spent the week end at their Home here, • Mr. and Mrs, B. Shouldice of Grins stey spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.. A. Patterson. - 'Mr. and Mrs, )Boss Scott and fam- ily spent a couple of days in London and Toronto. - Mr. and Mrs. Abe'iapfe and family spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Henry, London Road, 11r. and Mrs. H. Bovey and sons of Galt, spent the week end with Mr. Drew Swan and Miss E. Bowey. Mr. Hugh McGregor of Detroit spent the week end with his father, Mr. Hugh McGregor Sr. and other relatives. The monthly meeting of the Ignited Farm Women was held at the lionie of Mr, and Mrs. W. Stackhouse on Wednedsay, April 26. Mrs. Buchanan had •charge of the meeting, after sing- ing all repeated Psalm 23. Roll call was answered by all telling what school they started in and what school they ended with. Current events were given and 'bulletin ques- tions answered. The topic. "Fear and Worry, how to avoid and overcome." was well given by Miss E. Waldron and ,Miss M. Marks. During •the 'busi- ness a letter was read from Mrs, Taylor, Parkhill, re their visit to our club in June. A letter was also read from the educational secretary. Mr. Harvey McDougall, Toronto. During the social •programme Miss M. Henry gave two readings and Mrs. E. Stackhouse :tsvo violin solos, accomp- anied by Mrs. J, Cairns, these were much appreciated. The May meeting will be held at the hone of Miss M. - Gibson. The . meeting ,closed with singing, after which lunch was served. by +hostess and 'friends. Mrs. (Dr.) Stewart of Battle Creek, Mich., and her daughter, Mrs. A. Morton' and two granddaughters of Los ,Angeles California, visited with their aunt Mrs. S Thompson ants cousins, Mr. ,and 'Mrs. jas. Moody 'last Creek, Miss Hazel Haugh, atter spending a week at her •home here, returned to Torotitb last Friday Mrs. Ross Scott, _Mass M. Swan, Mrs. C. Brock, Mrs. !Jas. 'McQueen and \Irs; L. Forrest attended the Presbyterial at Winghaiit last Thurs- day, We are pleased to report Mrs, W. I•Iaag'h, who was taken to Clinton hospital, is now improving nicety. No service ivas •helal here on Sun- day -evening 'owing.to the death of Mrs: Wright's father who passed away at his home in Priceville on Saturday. Mr. and'Mrs. Wright have the sy.ntpafhy of the,congregation 'Isere'. On Sunday, May 7bh, the Young BORN Black—In Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, on Sunday, April 3011t, 41939, to Mr. anti Mrs. Tames Black, Tucker- smith, a son. Dewar.— On 'Monday, May lust, 1939, at •the Women's College hospi- tal, Toronto, to Mr. ,and Mrs. David Dewar .(nee Elva Wheatley), a son (David George), Norris—In Scott •Memorial Hospi- tal on Friday, April 28th, 11939, to \!lr, and firs. Sam Norris. Staffa, a son. Dalton—In Scott Memorial Hospi- tal on Wednesday, April 26th, 3939, to Mr. and Mrs. Maerice Dalton, D+u'blin, a 'da'ughter. Nixon—In' Scott ,Memtorial Hospi- tal on Monday, April .24th, 1939, to Mr, and Mrs, -Dale Nixon, Seaforth a •da'ugimter, DIED Bleck—'On ,Monday, May 1; .'11939, the infant .son of Mr. and Mrs. James 'Black, Tu'ckersniibh. Euchre 'IN CARDNO'S HALL Seaforth Under auspices of the Hospital Aid, on Tues., May 9th 8 P. M. :Admission 25c. Good prizes Here is What You've Been Waiting For R.C.A. 5 -tube Victor Car. Radio with push button station selector complete with aerial $34.95 Westinghouse Electric Washers, Coffield Electric Washers, - Westinghouse New Style Radio, 5 -tube table model 822.50 New Style 1% volt Battery Sets. Complete with batteries $39.50 Come and see the Westinghouse True -Temp Control Refrigerator. We have 3 of these models on the floor Below we list some nearly new 'Equipment in perfect condition: Gilson i:lectrir Washer, 40.00 .2—Hand Washers, your choice, 8.00 \o. 21 Walking ma Y ow 8.00 2.433 tooth 'Massey Harris Cultivators, your choice, $25.00 11 t114 disc MeCornritAt Grain Drill, 836.00 - l—McCornuck-Deering 3 bottom Tracor Plow 865,00 d'—Oliver Sulky Plow 818.90 1---11,!Curmick-Deering 414 plate Disc $45,00 Numerous other used machin.: in working rondltion. JOHN BACH McCORMICK-DEERING DEALER 5EAF0RTH 1 People will hold their anniversary services when Rev. R. Brook of Hen- sail will preach at 111 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. On "Monday evening, May 8th at 8•o'clock the entertainment will be put on by: the famous duo MacDuff Copeland, Scotland's most versatile entertainer and Kenneth Duff. brit- limit London violinist. . DUBLIN - \fr. and Mie, Wes Scoins anti •Mr. and "Mrs, \V+Ilianis or Kinkota were guests' of Mr. and Mrs, John Darling on Sunday. Mrs. T. Brown visited friettcls Ln Flat riston. • - - 3tiss Mary Casiipbcll of . Mount Carmel is visiting her aunt, ..Miss Ella Dillon. Quite a number it the village are. on the side list. \Ve tvis'h then all a speedy recovery. Mr, B. Stewart of Stratford U+.> \Mary Carnet of Stratilroy' and \fins Alice Walker of Teebwater visited friends in the village. Mr, I'ri=au \yntte of. Detroit 'visit- ed at the ;home of Mr. Sohn Dillon in Logan.: -•- 'Miss Florence Snaith of Gadshill. visited her parents. Mr and Mrs. Frank Smiths - Mrs. Mary Hi.lis of Ottawa visited friepds. ' BLAKE. - The play' Aunt .Minnie bf 'Ilintte- sbta put on' by the' young people of Varna and Goshen young people in the Blake Church on Thursday even- ing last, 'proved to be of a fine char- acter and humorous' Each actor play- ed their part in the 'cast to •their ut- 111051. • Mr. and Mrs.' Gilbert and members of their family, of:Stratford, called on relatives in tins corm unity. • Mr. 'and Mrs. Lloyd,' Paisley, els- heti the litter's mother, Mrs. Clarke and brother. \It. Ktid Mrs; H: N. Finley called to see the latter's' uncle, Mr. Dat -id Nichol at Hensall, whn is ill. S'ecling has begun in this district ttth • 'many 'Partneri. \Mi, Gladys Douglas spent a day tt iasis tock. Mrs and .N:Crs. D. Turner and sots of l:on ion, spent Sunday ti th the `tat teis parents.. send .ns the names of• your visitors.'