The Seaforth News, 1939-08-03, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1939.
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AYLMER
TOMATO JUICE, 251/2 oz..,., 2 tins 15c
or 7 10T/, -oz. tins 25c
UNICORN OR GOLDEN NET
SALMON, Red Cohoe
I s 2,'Q c
MANNING'S CREAM
Tea SANDWICH
ISCJITS .. per lb. 15c
Maxwell House COFFEE
Is 36c
AYLMER
PIE CHERRIES, 13 oz. tins 2 tins 23c
HILL CREST SHORTENING
1 ib. 1 1 C
GRAPE FRUIT
Texsun 5@ oz. tin • '23c
Monaroh Flour
7s 23c
24s 590
Oxydol small 10c
Large 24c
..Giant 69c
2 tins 25c
2 pkgs, 25c
61/4 oz, 10c
27 cz, 25c
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing 8 oz. 21c
166 oz, 35c
„32 oz, 49c
Tea Bisk-makes biscuits in jiffy medium size 19c
Manyflowers Toilet Soap 5 cakes 19c
Quaker Health Bran per pko. 13c
Quaker Corn Flakes 3 pkgs. 25c
Lux Flakes, with new edition Knitting Book Small 1Qc
Large 240
8 oz 14c
16 oz. 23c
Heinz Spaghetti, medium
Kellogg's All Wheat with new cut out for Boats
Crunchle SWEET ,Pickles
Superior Baking Powder
Hillcrest Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c
per tilt .50
McCormick's Cello. Cheese Wafers per pkg. 1Oc
S.O.S. Scouring Pads small 14c
Large 23c
Shirriff's Fancy Free Dessert 3 pkgs. 25c
per lb. 10c
Corn, Belle City, Golden 17 oz. 3 tins 25c
Surprise Soap, bar Free with 4 bars at 21 c
//2 Ib. 25c
Blue Boy Tea, black or mixed .... .. , .. ..
Peanut Butter ---Toy Pail & Shovel, 26 oz... 2 each
s 25c
Aylmer Choice Peaches. 2s squats 29c
Tuna Fish, solid, / each 1s, white meat each 15c8c
Tuna Flakes, /s, white meat
Olives, Club House -8 oz. Stuffed; 11 oz. plain t/... '25c
15c
Licorice Allsorts
Paper Napkins, white 100s per pkg. 15c
p 2 doz. 15c
Flyy Swatters,rs wire or rubber
Flic t5c and 10c each
Brunswick Sardines
Ginger Snap Biscuits
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce PHONE
PHONE S
77
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN T'OPI'CS
The Misses Pearl and Alice Town -
Send are holidaying with friends at
Egerton Beach, south of Reynold.'
Miss Doris Jordan of Mitchell spent
a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Robert Charters and Mr. Charters.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mundell and
daughter Nancy of Wiugham spent
the week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Mole,
Billy Pinkney of Hamilton is visit-
ing his . uncles and aunt on Goderich
street.
Mrs. Hall and three sons of Tor
onto are visiting their grandmother
Mrs, Horan,
St. Thomas' Anglican S.S. held
their picnic at Elliott's Grove a cou-
ple of miles north of Bayfield, on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Scott are spend-
ing the week at the World's Poultry
Congress in Cleveland.
Mrs. C. J. Shoekcor, Ralph, Gloria
and Richard are staying for a few
weeks at the home of Mrs. Shoelccor's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Sproat.
Mrs. Thos. Anderson and daughter.
Jean of Mafeking called on friends
in town Tuesday,
Mrs. Wilfrid Morrow has gone to
Detroit to stay with friends for a
week or two.
Miss (Melee Moore of Seaforth is
spending a few days, at her grand-
mother's in Stratford.
Mr. Raymond Glinske carte Sat-
urday and returned to Detroit with
Mrs, Glinske and daughters Renee
and Jeanette.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Hamilton of
Lawrence, Kansas, visited a few clays
this week with Mre. Hamilton's sis-
ter. Mrs. J, A. Case and Mr. Case en
route to their cottage at Stoney Lake.
Mr. Ian Greig Claris of Montreal is
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Greig.
,Mr. J. M Robertson went to Kia-
cat'dine on Tuesday to visit friends.
Mt•, and Mrs. Ross of Toronto are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Norris,
Sperling street.
Mrs. Sproule and family have
moved to Mr. Purcell's house on John
street which they formerly occupied.
The many friends of Mrs. R. S.
Hays are sorry to know that she is
confined to her home through illness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cross and Ifelth,
Mr, A. W. Way of town, and Mrs. W.
Waite of Goderich will leave next
Monday on an extended trip to Belle-
ville and other eastern points.
Mr, D. Glare Way returned Satur-
day from the U.S. after spending a
week there.
Misses Margaret and Florence Mur-
ray of McKillop left Tuesday morning
to visit friends in Detroit.
Miss Adelaide Murray has, return-
ed to Toronto after spending a
month's vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Seines Murray, Mc-
Killop.
Miss Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
lennan, all of Winnipeg, and Mrs.
Hamilton of Sarnia visited Miss
Galbraith and Mrs. Reid, Goderich
st., for several days last week.
Walker's
1
FUNERAL HOME
'UNDERTAKING
AND EMBALMING
J. R. WALKER, JR.
Holder of Government diploma
and license.
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Wheat, per bus. 52c
Oats, per bus. 23e -25c
Barley, per bus. 33c -35c
Want and For Sale ads, .1 week,. 215c
BORN
Farquhar. -In Scott Memorial Ilos-
pital, Seaforth, on July 27th, 1939. to
Mr, and.Mrs. John Farquhar, of Hem
Ball, a son,
Pethick.-In Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth, on August 2nd, 1939,
to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pethick, of
Mc1S1i1op, a daughter.
Who Said Women Couldn't Invent
Things ?
An article telling how one woman,
who didn't like to see her husband's
fingers drip, created a doughnut
Bunker, and describing other odd
feminine inventions, including non -
escape soap and the air conditioned
pie plate, is a feature in The Ameri-
can Weekly, the great weekly maga-
zine with the August 6 issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Want and For Sale ads, 3 weeks 50c
"THE DUKE OF WESTPOINT"
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LADIES
ATTENTION
Superfluous Hair permanent -
1, removed from face; arms.
and legs. Safe and painless.
Private treatments in your
home or at
INA GRAY BEAUTY SHOP
.Telephone 229 for appoint-
ment on Saturday, August 5.
THIRD FOOTBALL
GAME
Playoff
SEAFORTH
VS.
ST. COLUMBAN
IN ST. COLUMSAN
FRI., AUG. 4th
5:30 P.M.
This is the third and final
playoff game; winner goes
on to meet the winner of the
North Group
Admission
Gents 25c. Ladies 10c.
The Entire Family for 35c.
PAGE FIVE.
rmick-Deering Tractor and Binder a
Work in McKillop Township
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BAYFIELD��_
RENDEZVOUS
At the Regent next week
SPECIAL
• Tues. Wed. Fri, &• Sat,
Admission, Gents „ re. Ladies 'dye.
e
MIDNIGHT -AUGUST Sth
Admission --Gents 35e: Ladiesc.
Don HOPKINS
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
veaturing Special Floor Sho
Saturday, August 5th.
p. Watson, Manager
This McCormick -Deering Tractor and 10 -ft. power Binder is owned and operatea"r.
by Ryan Bros,, MeKillop Twp, It is shown doing a perfect job of picking up and cutting
barley where the recent hail storm had slashed considerable of the crop. This biadar°
is available for custom work. Ryan Bros. will be glad to quote you prices.
B
GAINS
Your Local McCormick Deering Dealers are offering the follow-
ing used machines and appliances in perfect condition, sold with
money -back
1-6 ft. Massey Harris Binder, ..$125.00
1-7 ft. Massey Harris Binder , , . , 55.00
1 McCormick Deering Hay Tedder 36.00
3 M.H. Cultivators, your choice.. 20.00
1 -12 -plate M. D. Disc Harrows... 25.00
1 Quebec Sulky Plow 30.00
1 Massey Harris Cutting Box 15.00
1 Walking Plow 8.00
1 Massey Harris Hay Loader 50.00
1-S?f" Feed Grinder , . 15,00
guarantee.
1 DeLavat Cream Separator 25.00
1-1939 model Stewart Warner
7 -tube console Radio . 40.00
1 May Tag Elec. Washer , , . 15.00
1 McCiary Electric Range, 4 covered
burners, top and bottom
oven element and closet78.00
We are wrecking 3 Deering and 2 Mas-
sey Harris binders. Come and get used
parts at half price.
JOHN BACH, Main St., Seaforth
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCowan and
Bobby, Mr. Duncan MeCowan, Mr.
end Mrs. Alex Smith and June Spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mea. Jack
Br
e'lrh
Brough of Ood.f
Mr. and Mrw. W J. Fti tkn'r of
Sarnia were vision& at their ewe
Rare over the week, end.
Mr. an11 Mrs, Adam Sippel ami Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfrid Sippel of Milverton
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Wallace Ross.
Miss Margaret Finkbeiner and Mr.
W J Cullen of Kitchener spent the
week end et, the home of Mrs. Chas.
Finkbeiner.
Mrs: J. Willocks and baby Janet, of
Ripley, spent last week'at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Armstrong, and returned home on
Sunday with Mr. Willocks.
Mrs, Mona Jacobs and Miss Ethel.
McDougall, R.N., of Detroit, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry Hoggarth
over the week end. •
Rev. Dr. Hurford preached at 90th
anniversary services in Trinity Ang-
lican Church, Bayfield, on Sunday
tnoraing. His subject was "The Value
of the Church." Rev. J. Graham
preached at St.. Thomas Ctturch here.
Rev. and Mrs. H. V. Workman and
Miss Irene left on Tuesday by way of
Niagara Palle, Rochester, N.Y., and
Ivy Lea bridge to spend their vaca-
tion in the vicinity of Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brali and fam-
ily front Detroit spent the week end
with their parents Mt'. and Mrs.
Con Eckert, Thep' son and daue iter
will remain here for the rest of their
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays and
their daughter Mary Patricia from
Detroit are spending their vacation
with their many friends.
Sisters Clavor and Isadore Gregory
from Toronto are spending their vac-
ation here, the former with her sister
Mrs. C. Eckert and her brothers.
Messrs. Philip and Frank Kenny of
Dublin, and Sister Isadore with her
father. Mr. Thos, Purcell and the lat-
ter with her brothers of Grey Tp.
;hiss Angela Erkart has returned
home after spending two weeks with
friends in Detroit,
Miss Flora Sp tags of Tnr;ntn is
s�neuiliug this week with Mr, and Mrs.
W. 141. Sproat, Tuckersmith.
Well Brine underwent no oper-
ai.ian at the hospital ftrr eataract,
and is i nproving nicely.
Mr. D. Bolton was " vv e li-e d
-nest at the home of lir. a.:d Mrs
J G. Mire of Stratht'oy.
Mrs. W. J. Finnigan hee returned
after spending a month in, Hayfield
ear. Will Rollins of Sarnia spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. J
Finnigan.
Miss Bessie Grieve has returned
home from Toronto where she was
marking papers.
Mrs. Arthnb' Edmunds 'and baby
Mary have returned to Hamilton .tf'
ter spending a month here. Mr. bd-
iniinds was a Reek end visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs. Rne.-' 1 Walters of
Dundas were Sunday visit,u's .vie,
4 Mrs. E Willis -
.Ir. anti l4r J.
Dr. Redd Ednnnids of Brantford vie.
ftecl his mother on Goderich strtee.
Mrs. (Judge) 3a, k len and 1W„
gruoelr+hildreu, Jnhu and Margaret
Wallace, who have been visiting her,
-for the past few weeks, left on Wed-
nesday for Toronto to join Mrs. Wal-
lace, enroute for their home at Leth-
bridge. They were accompanied 11
Toronto by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth.
MacLean,
Miss Dorothy Taman spent the
week end in Toronto.
Rev. and Mrs. tlugh Jack and fang
fly returned on Monday evening iron.
Bala, Muskoka, where they spent
July. They were accompanied by
Mise Henna of Red Deer, Alta., who
has been spending a few days with
them,
Quite a number front Seaforth at-
tended the Canadian Pacing Derby at
New Hamburg Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Wm, Finlayson. Toronto. spent
the week end here with his daugh
ter Lola, and son Donnie, who are
spending the holidays with theft
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Weiland.
AUBURN
Jahn Henry Darr of the Lath eon-
ssion. e1 Ibn!leN township, died with
aartlieu suatiermess au \londav after -
:Mr. D.aer hail been a'niut his usual
farur work :luring the dray and about
5 o'clock in the afternoon hr and hi..
,mit Roy, had 30sf got the hind:•r into
.the 'barn before it heavy rainfall. and
.1r. Duce load closed .the timer when he
was .seined with a .heart attack and
,died before medical rid could •heetani-
nroned. He was in his birth year. lie
was rite 'son of the late Mr, and Mrs.
Jalut Daer i 1 Wawanosh township,
1 -Ir -was married 344 years •n_o r, 1,ena
Schaffer of Zurich. Ile ha, been a
•-e,•y sncecssfu1 farmer on the farm
aliere his death occurred. Sirs. Dace
used away six years ago, Henry
Dace was a +maurher 'of the Lutheran
hunch at the ti ue rltat services ter:
I.1 rd 'ru \, .,urn 'art i
'0501 an adherent of 1'ttox Prees'ar.
terian t-httrch here. '
`-ler tell ! a n i e 1 in the n tut ;
t;,- he has Away, 'Irten rofolyte'
of r ;t heltsin3 Sat.!.. Id
neighbor and a staunele rt len. i, l i e
1a 'it by .w-0 S y .n ,.
ole, a til {'hr F t•t l\ r .,-
,,.t, it h.' it v tit i , t
nu 1 ubu n V Milli 2'
ii,iderich. and r'
'. , i t \i
Sillier, '! tl-:ad.c..
of L. wdon, SIrs. Diano•a-
rich, and Ju'dhn '(unghlut, 'Kitchener.
The funeral was held on Wednesday
afternoon -.from the farm residence.
1nterane•ut Hein take place_ at Bail's.
cemetery.
DUBLIN
Mt t '
and as u,
visiting at. the hon. . ..it 7, .1 - .
Alex Darling ' a'.
M
ami Mrs. Wm.. 77.
family tifa'li •a r
hone .f her eeeiter Yes.
('0n1'nte .10-. i. -
Byrne
Mrs. Lo0 Erars .'had. tv
of Strati r.f v 3 Mrs. .. .'.
Mrs. Jim liont.-ir end greed'
ter Marion Simpson, of Termite
her sister. Miss Mary Seale
Mrs. May• Dorsey of Detr ti`
iting with Mr, and Mrs.
Connell.
Frank Stapleton had the misfortune
to have his knee injured in a foothill •
game recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Flynn. Mrs. Bur..
bare Holland and Mr. and Mrs. l'w.=s
Shea with London friends, •
A meeting of the elle illop, Love.
and Hibbert Telephone CO. w.i5'. old
at the telephone office Monday.
Word was received here Mandel,
evening of the death of Leen:':
Smith of Kennihvorth, The sympathy
of the community goes to his wif:s,,
who was Miss Ethel Reach of r.pahlin
Mr: Joseph Evans is having a feet
well-earned holidays at Graml Bend
after completing a very - sti. a.sssfu,
year ' at Assumption CullezeSand-
wich, having obtained his neje sub-
jects without. writing.
BRUCEFIELD
Miss Elizabeth Droadfoof t:cr.onn-
anied her mother to Kapnskasing to
visit her sister Miss Erma Broa,dfont,
who returned with them. Th'y :aro
now enjoying a visit at their nil
hnnte on the Mill! Road.
Mrs. Robs. Douglas of Kaenek:isin
visited at the home of Mr. ant Mrs.
Wm, Douglas last week.
Mrs. A. Thompson of Kippatt, who
is Ill at the home of her daugtncir
Mrs. Jas. Moody. we are s.arry to re-
port is not inipr ening.
Dr. and Mrs Carman I- n eit1 and
children and Miss Hazel Haugh of
Toronto are visiting at their ham,
in Brneetiehi.
Mr. and Mrs. Teeie of Tee -
onto are visi':r, ani Yrs
Swan
Mr Large 0..rn visit-
ed with Mt's .1, O'Brien.
Mr. and M ?as i d 'o •,f
Geeetire eieteee ilr. .t, lits . T. 1-3.
Wheeler +"r 1e7eleesdee.
Misses t v and. fdatgsr.t a :_
1a t 1 31 of n r nit,. .
gran I Orr r ,r..
3I r M '1s '
11 t C[u a F t: et cf
vat tt.'etemeeta are v siting Mrs.
F,' s eleters Mrs. Ii. Aikenhead
ene Mrs. Wtn. Henry, London Road.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Sehilbe and babe
of Zurich spent . Sunday with Mr:
and Mrs. George Swan.
Miss 9111en. Scott of London spent
the week end at her home here,