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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-11-30, Page 5THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1939 ,,,,.....z„a,. ,naa.,,ounanaa— ,..,.., Bake Cake. Sale READ OUR SPECIALS—NOVEMBER 30 TO DEC, 6 Hillcrest SHORTENING 2 lbs. 23c Garden Patch PEAS, 17 oz. 2 tins 19c Fry's COCOA, i/2s per tin 21c ARCTIC PASTRY FLOUR, 7s -17c; . ............ 24s 50c SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER, 16 oz. ....per tin 21c CRUNEECIIIE SWT PICKLES, 27 oz...,,, per btl, 26c "Bake A Cake Ingredients" New Sultana Raisins 2 lbs, 25c Cleaned Currants 2 tbs. 27c Bleached Sultanas, fancy .. . ........... per 1b. 19C Citron Peel , , , . 1/2 Th. 15c Cut Peel, Lemon, Orange, Citron . 1/2 Ib. 13c Shelled Almonds 1i4 lb. 16c Quarters Shelled Walnuts 1./2 lb. 19c Yellow Sugar 3 lbs. 21c Lexia Raisins, with seeds tbs. 25c Lexia Seeded Raisins, 16 oz. per pkg. 17c Icing Sugar 2 lbs. 19c Peels, Lemon and Orange per Ib. 25c Vanilla Extract, S oz. per btl. 15c Cardinal Molasses, 13/4s per tin 10c Glace Cherries 14 lb. 12c Glace Pineapple Rings 1.1 11). 15c Cocoanut. white or colored 12 Th. 13c Cake Candies and Silver Cachous, glass tube, each 10c Old Fashioned Dark Brown Sugar 31/2 ills. 25c Acadia Cod Fish, 1 M. cake St. Croix Castile Soap Golden Diamond Blueberries Happyvale Mincemeat Prunes, Santa Clara Choice Breakfast Bacon Rainbow Jumbo Smoked Fillets California Budded Walnuts .. Large Paper Shell Pecans Satin Mixed Candy Household Assorted Candy Moir's Christmas Box Fancy Assorted Chocolates New Safi• Dates New Hallowi Dates New Cooking Figs each 17c 8 cakes 25c per tin 1lc 2 lbs. 25c 2 lbs. 25c per Ib. 290 per lb. 18c per lb, 25c per Ib, 25c 2 lbs. 25c per Ib. 20c 1s 73c Ross J. Sproat PHONE Miss N. Pryce PI IONE 2 lbs. 19c 2 lbs, 23c 2 lbs. 23c 8 77 THE SEAFORTH NEWS •VnU, yyg PRE - CHRISTMAS RUSH SPECIALS TOWN TOPICS Mr. W. 9i. 5holdice and Mr, -i alrer Murray wore in Mount Forest on Sunday, Mr. Shoidiee`s daughter, Mrs. Hoover, returned last week to her home In Mount Forest from the hospital in Toronto where she under, went an operation 'recently. Mt'. and Mrs. W. 3. Faulkner of Sarnia spent the week end here. Dr. and Mrs. 'de. Harburn were in Staffe on Wednesday last attending the Turner -Harburn wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mealy and family of Toronto spent the week end with Mrs. L. E. Richards. .Mr, and Mrs. Russell Sproat spent the week end in Guelph and Fergus. Miss Rose Dorsey, Toronto spent Me week end here. Mics •Florence Laidlaw, Toronto, was a visitor at her home d'o'ing the week end. Miss Helen Wilson, Toronto, and Miss Janette Wilson, Loudon, spent the week end with their father Mr. 3, A, Wilson, who celebrated his 30th birthday on Monday. Mrs. E. M. Lit• tle, Quebec, who has been visiting her father, was also present for the oc- casion. Dr. F, J. Burrows was in London on Wednesday attending the funeral of Ms mother-in-law. the late Mrs. Harvey. Mr, and Mrs. Wi11 Rollins, Sarnia, spent the week end with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. J. Finnigan. Mrs. Mary Manson, who was i11 with pneumonia, and removed to the hospital on Friday, is someavhat im- proved. Miss Dorothy MaeLaren has re- turned to Toronto after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vtrilliant MaeLaren. Mr, W, C. Smith is visiting with Michigan friends. Mr. Arnold Parker of Welwyn, Sask., is spending the winter with Ms aunt, Mrs. W. H, Montgomery. Mr. Raymond Ironsides of Welwyn. Sask., is visiting with Mrs. W. H. Montgomery, Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Ross visited with Rev. and Mrs. Drier of Bridge- port on Saturday, Mrs. T. R. Dryden of Oshawa spent the week end with her mother. Mrs. R. S. Evans. Miss Grace Wurr of London spent Sunday with her cousin. 311ss Shirley Worm. Mr. and hers. C. L. Smith of Zurich were Sunday visitors vein' Ili', and Mrs Wallace Rose. Ml'. Sims and sols Jamie and Mr. BAYPIELD Mr. D. Stewart, student of Western University, tlte Presbyterian Churchton on in Sunday owing to the absence of Rev, G, Peddie. The Badminton Chub are holding a dance in the town hall on Wednes' day night. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stalker and daughter of Toledo, are guests of eer Stalker's 0005111, Mrs. 19, Talbot. Mise T. Metcalf of Detroit spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. W. Metcalf. Prof. Kalbiieiseh and faulily of Lon• dory were in the village on Sunday at their new cottage that they erected this year. ell's. Jas. Fereeeen is spending the weep in Seaforth with her sister. Mrs, le. Geddes. The nomination for election of the trnstces for the Police Village of Bayfield was held in the town ball on ;Friday evening, v.1.inNov. Howard, 24 and L. Elliottta old and W, Ferguson, were returned by an- clamation. The local fishermen are reporting good lifts of fish and ideal weather. Mr, S. McGuire of the asC hatham ham Construction Company. Hay- field Thursday their derrick SCOW 111 the' ing upharbor for the winter. The Gov't work on repairing the South pier was completed this week. Mrs. H. Stott left last week for De• troit to spend the winter. AUBURN Ili. and MrsGorden Taylor. Mrs, F. Ross, Nine Jas. Woods and :vet's. Herb Mogridge .were in Toronto on Friday purchasing goads for Fled Cross wont. Mas Edgar Lawson and Bernice. Misses Josephine Weir and Sadie Carter spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, L. 0, T%t'usa of Galt. Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Robison :pent Saturday at London. Mr. and Mrs, Jack West, Lorne and Joan, of Winghant, spent Sunday with Mrs. F. Ross and Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reed and Anna, and Mr, and Mrs. Russell Reed of Dungannon spent Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. Frank Rathweli: nassommennwinimmissffinsmam ' ' Hot Roast Beef Tri a SUPPER School Rooln of First Presbyterian Church WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6 From 5 to 7 Under Auspices of the Ladies' Aid Admission 350 $7,50 Individuelle 411 Wave .$6.00 $6.50 Revitalizing 011 Wave ....UM $5.00 Charm 1011 Wave $3.50 $3,50 Curly Top $2.50 Special for School Girls $1.95 SHAMPOOS AND FINGER WAVES A SPECIALTY Sutherland's Beauty KEEP Dec. 14&15 OPEN FOR THE ANNUAL Seaforth Collegiate COMMENCEMENT Shop �}V PH�ONNEI15522 IO DOO OVIOK Bert Gray of Blyth were Sunday vie• hors at the 110019 of Mr. Lorne Dale. Miss Jessie Phillips of Blyth spent the week end with Miss Lorna Dale. Mr. Wallace Ross Is attending a three day cnnvention of the Beekeep- ers' Association at the Royal York hotel, Toronto, this week, Mir. and Mrs. 'lee Gallop and family pent Sunday in Milverton, While there Dorothy and Edna sang in the United Church et morning and even- ing services. HULLETT There will the au election for Reeve of Hullett, Matthew Armstrong and James Leiper having both qualified for the office. The 1939 councillors were all returned by acclamation. BRODHAGEN. Messrs. Henry and Fred Scher- berth of Detroit with their mother, Mrs. Clias. Sellerbartll. Mr. Harold Querengesser is spend- ing a few clays in Windsor with hie sister, Mrs. Nelson Anderson. Mr. Charles Beadle Jr. visited for r few days with friends in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yungblut cele- brated their 13th wedding annivers• are- on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Medd and fam- ily of Goderich vieited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson. Mrs. Frank Lansing is leaving her lanmt et the East end of Main street wiled for electricity. Mrs. Wesley Br rHax ie. 3A Meryl and remotes 'Wilson and inial', Straughan spent Sita. day in Londoe. The WOnleu of Knox United CRil'e's' narked e bole at the church .11 Men.' dna llr. and Mrs. Alfred T ''l'in't ot ( o clel•ich visited today iTuesday, wit Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Phillips. - Mr, and Mrs. Hat v ev litTlee, anti Mrs. R. J. Phillips attended 9 Hol- stein Breeders banquet at Ripley on Thursday. Mr. McGee sang at this Occasion. Mr. and Mrs. ll-. H. Sheppard and Mr. Garnet Cameron were at Toronto on Wednesday. Some fifty ladies from Auburn. Walkerburu and Westfield met in the Forrester's. Hall on Tuesday to sew for' the Red Cross, and made the fol. lowing articles, 12 abdominal bands. 1%t' doz. T. bandages, 22 slings. and 6 pairs of pyjamas. HILLSGREEN MIr. and Mrs. Rose Love made a business trip to London on Saturday. The £never of the late Robert Stu. 11119119011 of the Parr line was held on IV,'tinesilay. emu -Meted by the Rev. Fl. F. Chandler of Kippen :?toted Church. The sympathy of the com- munity to extended to the Ninity. Mt .and Mrs. John Baker and Mt.. 1110, ML's. Wm McLachlan :v r. London on 101(1)01» 1te day re. entiy. BORN OSS -Ti. 'e01) Mem 0 rie,l Hospital nn l:i'lay. 'Nov. 2}, 1110. 10 Mr. and Mrs Alfred Ross. Staffs, a slaughter T'raasllnpt--In Scott Memorial Hos• pit al on Friday, Nov 24, 1939, to Mr. slid MIrs. NIchnlas Krauskopf, Dublin. a daughter. MoClymont—In Scott Memorial lios- pitel on Monday, Nor, 27, 1939, to Mr. end Mrs. Fred Meelymout, Varna a daughter. CARD PARTY & DANCE KIPPEN The iiippen '':ast W.I. ,t,d meet at, the home of Mrs. filen Slavin on Wednesday, ay, Der- rrth. at 2:1'5 p.m. The re,11 call ,,11l the tW'lust Veli household likes (hest tabout the Christmas seas- on. Please 'britto. your gilt tor the Christmas tree and also a donation ,of �hooks .or toys 'for the n Friday evening Salvation r Mis JeanIv On1• son entertained the choir. The even- ing was spent 10 contests, a balloon race and Chinese checkers, after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Miss Mabel Whiteman and Miss Irma Ferguson. Mr. Chas, Alexander visited with friends In London on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hills and We. J. McGregor of Egmondville spent Sunday witb Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Butt. A reception was held in Watson's Hull on Monday evening in honor of Mr. aid Mrs. 1Vilfred Tremeer, who returned last week from their wed- ding edding trip spent in Muskoka. We are sort' to hear Mrs. Prime], is ill; her cousin Mrs. McDonald of Cron' n ty is visiting with her. Mr. Clarence McLean of London spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Ella McLean. Mr. and hers. Wnl. Horney and Miss Irma Ferguson attended the Westlake-Seebach wedding at the Lu- theran Crunch at Sehringville on Sat- urday. Mrs. Rohr. Elgie, 11'Its. Homer Hunt. Mrs. 'Fred Rathweli and Mrs. Jos. Upsluall visited in London on Tues- day. STANLEY Municipal nominations were held in the town hall, Verna, on Friday, Nov. 24th, with the following nomin talons: Fav reeve. Freed Watson; for councillors, Elmer Webster, John Pepper, 'Wm. Falconer and Clarence Parise. These were elected by ac- clamation, and will be the members of Stanley Council for 1940. Mr. Samuel Thompson was nominated but did not qualify. Mr, and Mrs, D. J. Stephenson and daughter, Mrs, Perce Johnston, silent a few (lays with relatives at Marlette, Mien. Robt, McClinchey anti Mrs W. Armstrong and sons Willie and John spent Friday and Saturday with their Mende In Loudon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jahn and Don• aid accompanied by Mrs. Grace Any tin of Flint, visited over the week enol with their relatives in Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Tilos. Robinson visit- ed with Mrs, E, Johnson and son Geo, F,., of Goderich. on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. T. M. Snowden are spending a few days at St. Thomas. Mr. and hire, Joseph Martin and d111(11en and Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Steckle and family are visiting at Waterloo, Miss Mary Campbell of Clappertou visited with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gedege Campbell Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell and Mrs, Madge spent a day 111 Goderich last week. DUBLIN PARISH HALL FRIDAY, DEC. 1 Cards 8.30 10 Games EXCELLENT PRIZES Grand Drawing for Hope Chest and 310,00 immediately following Lunch Admission -35c and 25c DANCING Dublin FRIDAY, DEC. 1 BILL THISTLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA 32.00 DO0R PRIZE Admission 35 Cents OLD TYME DANC at Kippen FRIDAY, DEC. 1ST With CLAYTON STEEPER And His CANADIAN COWBOYS General Admission; 35 cts. EUCHRE AND DANCE in Winthrop Hall FRIDAY, DEC. 1 Agar anti Collins Orchestra Admission 25c. Lunch Served MODERN ANCINO CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFO12TH FRIDAY, DEC. 1 Music by LITITLE'S DANCE BAND ADMISSION 35 CENTS WINTHROP Mr, Wnt. McSpadden, who has been the guest of his sisters 10 Belleville and Napanee, for the last 10 days, returned to his home on Friday. The W.M.S. and W.A. of Caven Cb arch will hold their annual meet- ing in the basement of the church 011 Wednesday, Dec 6th, at 2 p.m. The Young People's meeting 'was held Tuesday evening and Russell Dolntage presided. Opening' 'hymn was stun it -Ahmed shy ,prtilyer by hen- ncfli Betties; Scripture Sl iohn 3:11)- 13 by \lis. Stewart Dolnittet topic was given b3' i -keen 11lan hard. Alter the business part 1\ aF. discussed there WS, a duet try hathleen Shannon and Olive Pryce, accompanied dry Elva Pryee. The s,idal part of the meeting nn, insharge n1 Elva Pryce and Har- ld P„slton. Then was community contest about hunting tags and a few games. lunch an, .erred at the close, We were sorry to learn of the pass- ing of 311', Thomas Beattie, on Mon day, Nov, 27, atter a lingering illness. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to those Hutt "mourn the tors of a loving father and grandpa. Mr, and Mrs. Elton Haist and farm fly of G1'avenllurst, spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Heist, and sisters, Misses Pelma and Vera Haist 31r. and Mrs. Fergus Bullard, Mr John Bullard. Jackie Bullard and Kenneth. Robinson of Kintore, spent Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. George Eaton. This being leerg's last leave before going oversees, he was around saying farewell to his friends, He le with the signal turps. We wish him the best of lack. George Case was badly hurt by h fug trampled by a cattle beast. 1$'t' wish hili( a speedy recovery. BRUCEFIELD Mr. and Mrs. 11. Wheeler and dau- ghter, Mr. A. Wheeler, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. C. Halstead and sou of Stratford spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler. Miss Evelyn Grainger of Stratford spent a. eouple of days at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott and fam- ily spent a few days in Montreal Mrs. C. Ham is visiting in Hamil- ton and Toronto. Mfrs. A. Paterson and Miss Anna Cornish spent the week end in Tor- onto. Mr, Harry Collins of Western Uni- versity, London. spent the week end at bis home here. Mr. and lies. E. dune and t:laine of Hengail, Mr. and Mrs. E. Schilbr and son of Zurich spent Sunday with NIr. and Mrs. G Swan. Mrs. Ferree spent a couple :11 days in Clinton. Tile recently organieeti Red t'ru-n Society ty held their first ole et1119 or Monday at the home of airs. 1' Haugh. with a good attendant,. Tit i n''r meeting will he held on -Thurs- day Titu:sday •weni1i9, Dec. 1.11.11. Como. evt't•3-- body, mmtlmtionh service our e will 11i, held tee, morning eearlee here next Snit day: Rev. Mr. (.handler of Hippel' will 111041011 at prept:ratat't er iee> h'ridtiy evenillg at eight n i 1 ick. Mfrs. Grace of London. daughter of the late tRev.i John Ross, was the guest of Mrs. A. T. Scott on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Snider and fanc- ily have moved to Goderieh for the winter. Mr. Robert Aldwdnkle of Toronto University spent the week end with his patents. Mr. Ted Eckel and Mr, Harold Nolan of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Haugh. PAGE FIVE., the Goshen line. Mrs. Smith has returned home af- ter spending aweek with her daugli- ter, Mrs. Dodsworth of Loudon. Mrs. L. Beatty invited the W,A. of St. John's Church to her home Men. day afternoon to meet Cannon and Mrs. Shepherd when htey were enter- tained to lantern slides with views of. the Arctic region, which were very interesting. Cannon Shepherd has been in the Arctic for ten years, and enjoys his work among the Eskimo very much. They showed some very old curios , after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. R. R. McKINDSE.'', PHM.B. Druggist THE NYAL STORE PH0N£ 111, SEAFORTII VARNA A meeting was held 111 the hall on Monday to organize a branch of the Red Cross. The following officer= were elected: Ml's. L. Beatty. Honor at'y president; Mrs. Alfred Johnston president: Miss Edythe Mossop, vice president; Miss Rachel Johnston, see. Mrs. G 19, Beatty, treas.; Mrs, Lee McConnell and Mrs. Ings garment cutters. A meeting will be held in the hall l'i'ed,, Dec, (I, afternoon anti even- ing, when the tvorlc will begin. The young people of the commun. ity gathered in the hull Tuesday night to do honor to the newlyweds. Mr, and Mrs. Campbell McKinley, of DUBT,IN Mr. anti Mrs. Philip Hartman and baby visited at the ilnme of Jack and Atm Ryan Sunday. Albert Jordan of Detroit Mrs. Leo Holland and children of ll Incl: ol'. 1,- 1 nrusil "»utensil home on 31111da3' after r visititla friends hero for the pari vv tos 11ear3 McKinnon. soul of 'A's. F. M Alunee of Winnipeg, called oe his r i' 11.1-t- Sunt1al \l •, 1 a y Ryan spent \l e tti..'o :.2 the lone, e:f ner moths. Mce. Nora M i;tai i 11:. George 'Rolland rs visitor.,; 111"'d in Detroit. Father Joseph O'Rourke of 'Tllf- soneutg visited his father. lilt. Pat. rick O'Rourke. Mr, and Mt'e. James Krtitsknpf.. Mrs. Louis Kratiskopf and Mrs. Eliza- beth Bruxer and James P. Krauakopf were week end visitors with Detroit friends. Ma', and Mrs, Ralph D111 of Strat- ford were Sunday visitors at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. P. 011 For Dainty Things and Small Mid -Week Washes mass Simplicity Gives 'You The No need to use (and clean) an entire Washing Machine when you have only a small wash! And you wont want to put your dainty things in with your regular heavy wash. That's why Miss Simplicity, the modern electric Washer, provides (at sleight extra cost) the Mid -Week Washer, a small Washer that requires only a kettle of water. It's particularly con- venient where there's a baby. Washes 14 diapers in 15 minutes. Also useful, with non -explosive, non -inflammable cleaning fluids, for dry cleaning. See it todayl JOHN BACH Main St. Seaiorth J. A. WESTCOTT Jeweller - Seaforth 218Open Evenings uutil Christmas. Phone �� y� . l•L.u"r'e'al'f#7+e e:it�:/+e`@` t''a�!7r�-� •' a �'• LAitX " a