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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-05-18, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1939 JsTOREs.kt! Mnnev CRISP TOMATOESsquats St. WilliamsRASPBERRY & BEANS, HANDY AMMONIA ♦ lo• Savers—MVlay 18 to May 24thSUGAR CORN FLAKES4 PKG.ALIVI;ER PER TINJAMS, .l'•. STRAWBERRY 32 oz. jar��PEARS PER TINPORK Libby's21 oz. 2 TINS1^C PER PKG. CKellogg''s 5 t Bran Flakes 2 pkg. 19c Lux Toilet Soap 3 cakes 17c 1-Iillerest Shortening 2 lbs. 23cManning's Tea Time Wafers (about 70 to ib.) per lb. 17c Peter Pan Peas. No. 3, Sieve 17 oz, 3 tins 25c Welch's Grape Juice, pints per btl, 27c Dole's Gefn Pineapples, 14 oz, per tin 18cHawes Floor Wax ls, and 4 oz, Lemon Oil, all for 45c Tea Bisk, red. size per pkg, 19c Coffee, Royal York is 37c Tea; Royal York Tea, Orange Pekoe, %s .........._..per pkg. 33c Jella Milk, The New Dessert Powder ' 2 pkgs. 19c "PICNIC SUPPLIES"Derby Cheese, /s per pkg, 14c Crunchie Sweet Pickles, 27 oz, per jar 25c Kraft Sandwich Spread, 6 oz. per jar 1SMiracle 1Vhip Dressing, 8 oz, per jar 21c Olives, Stuffed. 8 oz.. Queen 11 oz. per btl. 25c Drinkng Cups per doz. 10c Paper Napkins, 1OOs per pkg. 15c Picnic Plates 2 cloz. 15c WVax. Paper. Presto or 'Centre Pull per pkg. 10c A. 13. Gums, Assorted per lb. l5c Brunswvick Sardines per tin 5c Bon Ami Cake or Powder Each 14c Magic White Bleach 3 btl, 25c Black Cat Window Cleaner Bottle 15c Catsup, Aylmer 12 oz. per btl. 14c S.O.S. Scouring Pads...,..Stall 14c barge 23c Prunes. Large Sweet 2 lbs, 25c Pitted Dates . 2 lbs. 23c Choice Breakfast Bacon per lb. 29c Bologna .per lb, 17c Saturday, May 20th, our stores will be open as usual Ross J. SpA! oat PHONEMiss N. Pryce PHONE 77 II will deliver Kindly have your p.ln., as delivery RATES: 50c cwt. Seaforth 1 , 1�.illiI to -��I1./. >� .. ! only. o'clock 80-W. 1 1;,, ler' Ill, lu ice every week order in will be made Creamery r ��We day, in the afternoons the Creamery before 3 as soon after as possible. PHONE Limited. CHANGES IN TRAN SERVICE Visit of Their Majesties The King and Queen Account 'the above, certain trains are :being CAINCELLED on specific days, and theschedules of other trains are being ohanged. Extra Train Service is also 'being arranged. For full particulars apply to Ticet Agent. T153 CANADIAN NATIONAL HILLSGREEN •Hill'sune vice will he held, The Rev. Copeland of Exeter will be the speaker. R. C. guest the •her qick is sister, are mis- under TUCKERSMITH Mr. Rvobert Charters is under doctor's care at present, and ,natty friends hope for her recovery. Mrs. George McCartney, Jr., under the doctor's care. Mrs Wm. Charters and .her Mrs Corey, of Dener, Colorado, na,nstrof Tra, Ontaro; andBERRIES .pect bo spend a week or so together. MtisB 1'fabel Cameron had the forttte to 'hurt her foot and is tile weather, STRAWBERRIES AND RASP Maist be .planted now, We have the finest stock tb get your plants from, nt^bleb pnodace .big, firm red berries,MARGARET fine sfor 'preserving or table use. Strawberry prices; 100 plants,75c; bia pl $1 50$3 50: Raspberries. 50 e$150.. Phne 34x616, Clinton, hr call, 3 miles west of Seaforth, at! Hugill s Speciality Farm, Seaforth. R, CAMPBELL, M.D. Landon,. Ontario Graduate Toronto University Licentiate of American Board of 'Pedi-plants, 'tries, Diseases of Children 4t Seaforth Clinic, -last Thursday af- tetsnoon, each mountSeaforth Monument Works (formerly \V. E. Chapman)—Now .operated by CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE A COMPLETE LINE OFCEMETERY MEMORIALS Always On Display SEAFORTH — TUESDAY'S & SATURDAY'SOr any time by appointntent-Call .103, Dr. Elarburn • EXETER—PHONE 413 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE. TOWN TOPICS Mrs, Helene 'M. 'Vokes of Detroit pont the week end with her .parents, M.r. and. Mrs. `Jhn $groat. Miss Mae Broadfoot underwent a erious :operation at Perth. Mrs: Andrew 'Douglas, Shelburne, v1r. Murray Douglas, Fergus, and hiss Margaret Sande•rcoclr, Wood - tack, were Sunday guests of Rev, lid Mrs. A, W. Gardiner. Mrs, I. Hester has returned after art extended visit with her daughter. n 'Kansas. 'Mr, and Mrs, Wallace Ross have moved to their new home on N. Main street purchased from Chas, Holmes. .Mr. Jos. 'Eckert left Wednesday morning for Spanish, Ont„ to operate he steam shovel for the King Con- truction Co.. Mrs. W. E. Daperow of Winnipeg -as the the guest of her brother, lir. E. H, Close, over the week -end. Mrs. A. 'W Gardiner, Mrs. R. E. ilaCkenzie and Mrs. H. 'V. Workman, vere 'in Goderich on Wednesday the guests of Mrs. W. P, Lane. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dunlop and children of Kincardine were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hart. We are sorry to learn that Mr. C, Eckart has been laid up with an at- tack of sciatica. Mr. Don Kerslake and Miss Agnes heppard of Toronto spent the week nd at the fortner's home here, Mr. and Mrs. W. Austin and Mr. nd Mrs. Roy Dungey yisrted in iarriston on Sunday with their par- nts Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Demmer- ing, and also at the home of their randfather in Clifford. Mrs. M. Lindsay of Florence and ser nephew Mr. Thos. Hill and Mrs. Hill of London .a'1sited Mrs, Lind- say's brother, Mr. Thos. Staples on Saturday Mrs. T, R. Dryden and baby dau- ghter 'Karen, of Oshawa, are spend- ing the week with 'her mother, Mrs, R. S. Evans Mr. Dryden accompan- ied them and spent the week end here. Sirs. Jessie Brown returned Sun- day from Brantford where she spent a week, with her sister, Mrs. McLeod. Rev. Hugh Jack will conduct ser- vices in Stratford, on Sunday, ex- changing pulpits with Rev. J. N. Mc- Faul, of St, Andrew's Church. The Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church are having a Royal Tea in the armories May 26. Mr. H. M. 'Jackson,.Toronto, spent a few- days here this week. We understand Dr. J. D. Colqu- houn has,piurcliased the Thos. Rands' residence on Wilson street, Hiss Ria Hills spent the week end in Egmondville with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, George Hills, who returned to Toronto with her to spend the week. The rite of baptism was administ- ered in First Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning to the following children, Robert. Hugh Gorwill. son of Dr, John Gorwill and Mrs. Gor- will; Lois Isabel Charters, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Charters; J•Iargaref .Jean,. daughter of JZr. , and 'Mrs. Louis Hamburger; Bruce Doug- las ou -las Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Coleman, and Alma June, daughter oi' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler, BORN Broadfoot.— At Scott Memorial Hospital on Wednesday, May 1J7ah, , S t939, to .lit and Mrs, John A. Broad - foot, Brucefield, a daughter. Thompson — At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Thursday, May .11, 1939. to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thompson, Seaforth, a son. Boyes—In Clinton hospital, on Wednesday, May 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Boyes, a son (Beverley Wayne), KIPPEN Mfrs. Chesney passed away on Monday last in Seaforth Hospital af- ter a lingering illness of two wears. Mr. Wm. Ivison returned to his home in the village recently after spending the winter in Toronto. Mr, Ernie Chipchase had the mis- fortune to be thrown off a horse and :brake 'his :arta. Master Ronald Caldwell stet with an accident recently and broke his OLD TIME DANCE KIPPEN Friday., May 19th FRANK KENNY. & HIS HOOZIER HOOT SHOTS Featuring the Gelinas Sisters General Admission - 25c tc. Ai Dublin SCUM Choiceteria O,A.C, Chick. Starker 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, pickingup 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 Grow Mash $2.10 E. S. WATT & SONS O.A.C. Lay Mash $2.10 O.A.C. Lay Mash with Cereal Grass$2.20 Palmerston ESTABLISHED 1385 ANSAIERNIMMIIIIMIZEMINIIIRMIMMr wrist. Mrs, Elgie is touch improved after her severe illness. Mr. J. MI Cooper was in Toronto this. week on business Next Sunday, May ?'let, anniver- sary services, under the auspices of the Y. P. S., will be held at St. An- drew's Church, Kippeu, The special preacher for the claye will be the Rev. \V. P. Lane of North St. Church. Goderich. His presence will be most welcome, and the promise of his visit assures us of a delightful and profit- able day. There will be special music by the choir, and solos 'by \Irs, - May- field of Zion City. On Monday evening at St. An- drew's Church the Brucefield will present a play "The Girl front out Yonder." BRUCEFIELD ,Mr. and firs. B, Kaiser and \lrs, Earl Kamer and niece of Detroit. Ind Mr, and Mrs. J. Kaiser of Hensall spent Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. H, Zapfe and other friends. Misses 'Ina and Ellen Scott of, Lon- donhome here. s. dons ant Sunday at their h p Mir. and Mrs. K. Sholdice told lit- tle daughter, and Nlrs. B, Shoul lice visited Mr. and Mrs, Alex Paterson one day lot week Mr, and Mrs. T. Dunlop and Harry of Chatsworth spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott and Mrs. Rattenbury. Mr. and Mrs. E. Schilbe and babe. of 'Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. E. Munn and Eileen of Hensall spent Sunday with Mfr. and firs. G. Swan, Mr. and Mrs. T, H. Wheeler spent the week end in Stratford. Mrs. Alice Hohner has returned to her hone in the village, Miss Irene Snider of London spent the week end at her home in the village. ' Mrs, A. T. Scott and Jit Eliza- beth Scott spent Saturday in 1 ouylon. Mrs. 'Hugh Aikenhead and Anna, Mrs. A. '.Zapie and Margaret spent Monday with Mrs. \Vm, Henry, Lon- don Rd. The May meeting of the - Women': Association Was held in S. -5, roan on May .3rd, it 'being visitors' day. There was a large attendance of members and visitors. After a short business °period a short program was enjoyed very much. 'There was also a very successful sale of aprons and home, made' candy, after which lunch. was. served and a social Boor spent. Mother's day service was held in. the United Church on Sunday" morn: ing. Misses Doreen. Pepper and Eva Stackhouse gave very appropriate reading, and Rev. ide', Wright a -very inspiring, talk, The choir sang a very lovely anthem: The 'little son of Mi. and Mrs, D. McIntosh and the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs, F. Boyce ivere ' baptized, Iii the evening the local lodge of the I:O.O.F. attended divine service iota .body. 'Mr, S, Ren- nie sang a lovely solo, accompanied by Mrs. W. McBeatb. Word was received on Saturday of Friday, ay 19 the passing away after a short illness of Mrs. : Rev. !James Coutts on .0.pr, MAC BURGESS AND HIS BAND 25 in Pacific Palisades, California. Mrs. Courts s in her 912nd year and `Pickets 315c — 112.00 Door Prize' was the youngest daughter of the late minor This Week's Specials 1-13 Disc McCormick Drill $36.00 1 Used Walking Plow $ 8.00 1 -1 -horse used. Walking Plow $12.00 3 Used Massey Harris Cultivators, your choice 830.00 2 -3 -furrow Tractor Plows, your choice 1 Used Wagon $25.00 1 International Hay Tedder $65.00 1 McCormick -Deering Dump Rake $35.00 1 Used Wooden Land Roller $20.00 1 -2 -furrow Riding Plow $20.00 1 Used 14 plate Disc $25.00 1 -3 -section Smoothing Harrows $12.00 1 -2 -section Spring Tooth Harrows $25.00 1-8%" Bailey Feed Grinder $20.00 JOHN BACH McCORMICK-DEERING DEALER SEAFORTH \1r. and 'Mrs. John McIntosh and was born on the Lon''rn Road a mile south.of the village. - Miss Marguerite Drysdale, \r. and Mrs. Roy Stowell of Stealer, Alberta, and Mrs. Mark Drysdale of Hensall called on relatives last week, -lir. R. Mc -Naughton, London, spent the week end with itis parents. Ir. and Mrs. John McNaughton. Mr. and Mrs, las. Boyce, Goderich, and \its• JohnArmstrong, C roma spent Sunday with \Ir. and,Mr,. Fred Boyce. Friend: of Mrs. John Snider are t,leased to know she is now ;able to he up. after being confined to her room through illness for several weeks. - Mrs, Jas: Bern attended the fune- ral services of iter sister, Miss Emily Harlton at- Ailsa Craig -on Wednes- day, 'May 10. The regular meeting of the Wom- an's \lissionary Society was held in the schoolroom- of the church on May l'Oth with a good attendance. Mrs. R, Allan had charge of the worship set - vice and the study on "Stewardship Today" was tak.en''by Mrs, H. Aiken - head. Mrs. L. Forrest read a- current event, a true story of Africa. Splen- did report of the Presbyterial held recently in \Vingham was given by Mrs. Ross Scott and Miss M. E. 1 a "Canada's High A.pageant, , at t (. t d Adventure," was presented with the mission band and the girls a of the Yung People's Union. assisting. atter Used Cars '23 Fordson Tractor '26 Ford "T" Coach '26 Chev. Coach '31 Ford "A" Victoria '31 Fordson Tractor '32 Chev. Coupe '32 Hupmobile Sedan '32 Chev. Light Delivery '33 Ford V 8 Coach '34 Ford V 8 Coach '34 . Chev. Stake Truck '35 Ford V 8 Coach '33 Ford V 8 Sedan '37 Ford V 8 Coupe J. F. DALY Telephone 102 Seaforth Attend The . . HYDRO ELECTRIC COOKING SCHOOL and Electrical Farm and Household Equipment 'Demonstration OWNHALL TOWN SEAFORTH FRIDAY, MAY 19th AFTERNOON 2.30 P.M. EVENING 8 P.M. STAGE ENTERTAINMENT — TALKING PICTURES — COM- MUNITY SINGING —VISIT THE HYDRO TRAVEL SHOP -- Local prize winners in the Slogan Contest will be announced in the - evening The Seaforth Public Utility Commission LN 00 -OPERATION WITH THE HYDRO ELECTRIC' POWER COMMISSION OF O34TARIO