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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-05-11, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939. iJPflIo • Good Values—May llth till May 17 PEARL WHITE NAPTHA SOAP CORNED BEEF, Helmet HILLCREST ,PURE LARD DURHAM BRAND' CORN STARCH OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 CAKES 10c 2 TINS 23c 2 LBS. 19 c 9c 2 TINS .19c PER PKG. McCORMICK (B) SODA BISCUITS, 8 oz. 1®c PER 'PKG. Free! Free! Free! CHECK THESE ! OXYDOL, Reg. 23c, and 1 FRUIT BOWL All for JIF SOAP 'POWDER 20c„ and 1 GOLD RIMMED TUMBLER, all for BAKING COCOA, 1 Ib, and 1 TEAPOT All for BAKING POWDER and 1 SHERBERT OR MIXING BOWL, all for PREMIUM TEA, 1 Ib., and Cup, Saucer, or Tea or Dinner Plate, Cream, Sugar, Tea Pot, etc., per �� �+ lb, plus premium JELLY POWDERS, s pkgs., and 1 'GLASS SALAD 35 c DISH, all for MINUTE TAPIOCA and 1 FANCY TUMBLER 15c All for HUSKIES, New Cereal, 2 pkgs. and 1 Cereal Bowl 20c PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES, 2 pkg., 29c and extra•pkg. 30c RINSO, reg. 23c, and 1 Rinso 10c, all for 24c OVALTINE, large size, and 1 English Mug 98c LEXIA RAISINS, seeds in, 3 lbs. 29c 24c 25c 19c 25c Flags! Flags! Flags! 47" x 34" Union Jacks, very smart. Get yours now. Only . 50c• each. Very limited supply. Ross J. Sproai PHONE g MISS N. Pryce PHONE 77 We will deliver ice every week day, in the afternoons only. Kindly have your order in to the Creamery before 3 o'clock p.m., as delivery will be made as soon after as possible. RATES: 50c cwt. PHONE 80-W. Seaforth Creamery Limited. SEAFORTH MARKETS Wheat, per 'bus. Oats, per (bus Barley,,per bus. Buckwheat, per bus 60c 34c 42:e 42e CARS FOR SALE 1 Essex in fine shape, good tires and paint, special price, $1150.00. 1 Ford 11937 /-ton Pick-up, new tires and in perfect shape, $560.00; one V8 Del. Coach, 19316, o.'k every way; 1 Willys Overland, 11039 Speedway Sedan. See these oars at once if inter- ested. Terms arranged to suit your ,budget. See IJ. E. Hugill, phone 34- 6.16, Clinton, Willys 'Overland Dealer. STRAWBERRIES AND RASP- BE'RRIES Must be :planted now. now. We vethe roht, 'finest stock tog y ',which pnoduce big, firth red berries, Fine ,for preserving or table use, Strawberry :prices: 100 plants, -175c; 6100 'plants—$3,60. Ras:p'berries. 50 plants, $1.510 Phone 344-16116, Clinton, or call, 3 miles west of Seaforth, at Hu'gi11's Specialty Farm, Seaforth, BLAKE Seeding is fairly Well advanced in this vicinity.. The warm weather and showery rain has helped the ground considerably too. The Blake •Church anniversary will Abe held on Sunday, June 4th, at 111 a.nt. and 7,30 ,p.nt. Further announce- ment will ,be had later concerning the speaker. t The W. M. S. held their May meet- ing in the church on Wednesday evening at 8 o'dlock with Mrs. Man - son's group in charge of the pro- granlnne. The auxiliary are invited to meet with the Goschen Auxiliary on Wednesday,' May tll7th. BORN Potter—In Clinton 1hospital, on Friday, April. '386th, to Mr. and Mrs. George Potter (nee Helen Swan)' a -laughter.. Seaforth Monument Works (forinerly W. E. Chapman)—Now operated by CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE A COMPLETE LINE OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS Always On Display SEAFORTH — TUESDAY'S & SATURDAY'S Or any time by appointment—Call .105, Dr, Harburn EXETER—PHONE 41 j THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE. TOWN TOPICS Mr. Wm. Trott has *sold his house on E. William st. to his sot -in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm,. McKay, who will ,prove from High st..Mr. Trott is holding a sale next` week. Mr. Jason Ellis, accompanied by 'his sister, Mrs. Brown ,of Seattle, Wash., and Miss Mary Ellis, Blyth, spent the week :end 'in Toronto, guests of Capt. J.t' Flannigan, who is an uncle of ;Mrs, ,B'rown's husband, and president of the Adrian Oil Co. of South America. He is an auts'tanding collector -of antique furniture and also has a collection of over 1200 guns. A race meat will he held in Seaforth on Wed., May :214th, and a ,dance at n'i'ght, Mrs. Arnold Case is in Detroit spending a month with her ,daughter Mrs. Scofield, Mr. A. W. Moore has accepted a position with the Good Rich Old Co. in Stratford. but will still reside in Seaforth. - Mrs. Geonge Aberhart, who has been quite ill, has been -transferred from London ,hospital to Toronto to undergo an operation, Mrs. McLeod from Denfield is vis- iting !her sister, Mrs, J. F. Reid, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Rich, Mr, W. J. Cullen and Miss Margaret Fink- 'beiner of 'Kitchener spent Sunday with 'the latter'•s mother,, Mrs. Chas. Finiabeiner, Mr, and Mrs, gas, Pevitt and two ,children :of Guelph spent the week end with 'Miss Henry and Russell Holmes. Mr. J. Redmond and daughter Mar- ion, of Calgary, are guests at .present at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fortune. They came by motor, The Catholic Women's League are having a social evening in St. James' Hall on Tuesday, May 16th at 8.30. Mr. John Mills of London spent several days this week at the home of his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. iv ills. ' Mrs, J. D. Hinchley returned 00 Saturday after.spending the winter in Renfrew and Owen Sound, Her son, Mr. J. M. Hinckley, of Owen Sound, accompanied her here on Saturday. Mr, Stuart N. 'Keys, Toronto, visited his parents. 'Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keys, for the week -end. Mr. Bean of Lucan 'took charge of the McColl Frontenac truck •distribu tion at Seaforth this week. Mrs. Alex Gordon has leased ,part of her residence in Egmondvidle to Mr, and Mrs, Cooper of Exeter who moved there on Wednesday. Mr. Russell Walters of Dundas spent the week end here, Mr. Arthur Edmunds of Hamilton spent the week end here. Mrs. Ed- munds and 'baby Mary returned with hint to Hamilton. Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Teainerson and three children of Kitchener spent the week end with 'the fornter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Strong, HOLD EUCHRE The Hospital Aid held a successful euchre in Cardno's Hall on Tuesday evening. The prize winners were, men, Wesley Free and Arnold Case; ladies, Mrs, John Consitt and Mrs. M. A. Reid; men, lone hands, P. 'B. Moffatt; ladies, lone hands, Mrs. Habkirk, Sr, FOOTBALL A meeting for the South Group H.F.A. will 'be held on Monday even- ing, May 1156, at 8 p.m. in Seaforth library to draw up the group schedule, Seaforth will 'hold a ,football .prac- tine at Recreation Grounds on Friday night at 7 o'clock. AU interested are to be there. TUCKERSMITH With the fine weather •af the last two weeks the farmers will complete the seeding, ,Mr. Andrew Kirk, who has ;been confined to his room for the last two weeks, we are pleased to note, is able to be around again. Mrs. Mervin Lobb is confined .to her room. We hope soon to hear of a speedy recovery. A Real Coal Snap Best 'Quality Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, Stove or Nut Size—May delivery Haul your own direct from cars $11.40 per Ton Delivered in town $12:00 Possible labor strikes or war condi- tions, may affect prices and shipments seriously, within the next few months, Alt orders 'placed before May 42th will secure your next winter's Coal supply at these attractive prices It is a Cash proposition" . J. H. SCOTT Phone 336 DANCE At Dublin Friday, May 12th Mac Burgess and Hi9 Band Tickets 35c, $2.00 Door Prize DANCE Under the auspices of the Sodality IN SEAFORTH ARMORIES Friday, May 12th MICKEY MUSSOLIJM and. His Orchestra Admission 315c. Choiceteria O,A,C. Chick 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 Farm tell you what the addition of 2% Cereal Grass has done for the thousands of chicks he has raised this year, DEALER J. M. SCOTT SEAFORTH Chick Starter $2.40 O.A.C. Lay Mash .. ,$2.10 Grow Mash $2.10 O.A.C. Lay. Mash with Cereal Grass. $2.20 E. S. WATT & SONS ESTAnuSS5ED 1S8u Palmerston VARNA 'Mrs. Geo. Johnston spent a few days in St. Thomas last week. Mrs. Ralpis Stephenson has been confined to the house during the past two 'weeks. Beginning with last Sunday the services in the United Church are at 110.30 amt. and 7 p.m. A,special Mother's day service will he held in the United Church next Sunday morning. One of Stanley's ,most respected citizens passed away Monday in her 80Th year, on Monday, May 1st. We refer to gentile K. McNaughton, widow of the late John Sparrow,. On the 4th of May, 57 years ago she came as a 'bride and had seen many changes in those years, and few of her pioneer friends and neighbors of 'her generation are left to mourn the loss of a kind friend and good neighbor. But many of the rising generation will keep her memory ever green, as site was well respected by the south of our land and will be ,greatly noised in the wide ,circle in which she moved. The funeral was held Wed.„ May 6th, from 'the United Church, Varna, and was largely attended. Her pastor, Rev. Mr. Peters, was in charge and spoke most fittingly of the deaecsed, and took for the lessons Psalm 12'1 Rev. 7, 9417. The text was Isaiah 30,'35; "In quietness and con- fidence shall 'be your strength." The 23rd Psalm, her favorite Psalm, was sung. A duet, '"1 wI1l sing you a song of that beautiful land," was well ren- dered by Rev. and Mrs, Peters, Those left to mourn her loss are three bro- thers and three sisters. Daniel, of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. George Foster, of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Foster and Mrs, Stelck of Varna, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron and sot. and Miss Lettie Foster of Men- sal.. Those from a distance attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. D. McNaughton, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan IvlcNau:ghgton, Mr. and ,Mrs: Louis 'McNaughton, Floyd, Gerald and David, Messrs, Fred, Earl and Bert McNaughton, all of Kitchener, Mr. IJno, and II athleen McNaughton, Mrs. A. MdNaughton, and Mr. J. T. Reid. of London. The ,pallbearers were neighbors, Messrs. Will Dowson, Will Reid, 'Fred' blcCiymon't, Lloyd Keyes, Frank Weekes, Alfie Johnston. Inter- ment in Bayfield Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. F. Weekes motored to Listowel Sunday. Mr, and 'Mrs. Robt,- Thompson in company with Mr. .and Mes,Harry Thompson, Goderich Township; call- ed Sunday on their sister, Mrs. L, B eatt3 Mr. M. Goodfellow Of Woodstock in company with Mrs, J. M. Glean, spent a day last week with their cousin, Mrs, .M. G. Beatty. .Mr. and 'Mrs. Wright of near Dor- Chester spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ipgs.• Want. and For Sale ads, 3 weeks .50e, 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 Westirighouse Electric Washers, Coffield Electric Washers. Westinghouse New Style Radio, 5 -tube table model $22.50 New Style 114 volt Battery Sets. Complete with batteries 839.50 Colne 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 Electric Washer, 40:00 3--1-tand Washers, your choice, 8.00 No, 21 Walking Plow 8.00 d--1113 tooth Ma -ey Harris Cultivators, your choice. $25.00 1!-4113 disc McCormick Grain Drill, $36.00 1,--.McCormick-Deering 3 bottom Tractor Plow $55.00 11—Oliver Sulky Plow , $15.90 1--McCormick-Deering 114 plate Disc 525.00 Numerous other used machines in working coudition, JOHN BACH McCORM1CK-DEE'RING DEALER SEAFORTH BAYFIEL.D Mrs, N. W. Woods and Mrs. R. H. Gardnier ,spent the week end in Port Credit and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. E. Sander and family of Kitchener were guests of Mrs. F. A. Edwards an Sunday. Mr. Doyle of Detroit arrived ,in the villa 'e thin week and expects to spend some time at his cottage. Mrs, 1 Dr.) Brown of Clintau, Iowa, is. it ,guest of iter sister, Mrs. A. Armstrong and expects to open her cottage and spend the summer in the village. )tr. and Mrs. ()nary of London spent the week end at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Blyth Stevenson and family of Toronto have purchased the home of the late Miss Rachel Taylor and are having extensive improve - stents made to the ,property. Mr, and Mrs. G. Clcurclnrard and family and \{is. McIntosh of L .niton spent the week end at their cottage. Mr. Hugh Shanahan who • lent several weeks -in Bayfield looking af- ter the repair work being done on elle dredge, returned to Chatham on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wills and fanc- ily of London .spent the week end at their cottage. CROMARTY Mrs. A. McCurdy and sans lost their large barn ,by fire on Saturday afternoon. The fire originated in the straw stack and gained such headway that nothing could be done to save the barn. The stock and implement, were saved by the help of neighbors who soon .gathered. Quite a large number at the pupils and their parents of S S. No. 5, 6, and -7 attended the musical festival held in James St.. United Church, Ex- eter. on Saturday evening. \Vant'.and For Sale ads, 3 weeks 50c. ATTEND THE HYDRO ELECTRIC ■ Cooking School AT 2.30 P.M. And Electrical Farm Equipment And Household Applianoes DEMONSTRATION . AT 8.00 P.M. IN SEAFORTH TOWN HALL Friday, May 19th FREE ADMISSION Cooking Prizes. Stage Entertainment., Talking Pictures. Community Singing. Everybody Weltome—whether you use Hydro or not. Visit the Hydro Travel Shop. HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO