The Seaforth News, 1939-12-21, Page 5ii
THURSDAY. DEC. 21, 1919 THE SEAFORTH 'NEWS
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December 21 to Dec. 27'
AYLMER 2s sqt
PEACHES in Heavy Syrup ...,,,.. 2 tans 25c
AYLMER
PEAS, No. 4 sieve, 117 oz 2 tins 17c
ORUN CIII'E
SWEET PICKLES, 27 oz. jar....per jar 15c
CHRIS TMAS
SATIN MIXED CANDY 2 lbs. 25c
GOLDEN
MIRED NUTS, all new crop 2 lbs. 37c
Happyvale MiNCE MEAT 2 lbs, 25c
LARGE
California GRAPES 1 lb. 1 Oc
TEXAS SEEDLESS
GRAPE FRUIT, good size doz. 40c
Selected Specials for the Festive Season
Tomato Juice, 20 oz. 3 tins 25c
Crab Apple Jelly Zest, 32 oz, per jar 25c
Lobsters -1/4s--21; ............ . . . . . ... . is 350
Marmalade, St. Williams Orange R. Grapefruit, 32 oz 23c
Asparagus Tips, 12 oz, per tin 19c
Tasty Cut Asparagus, 17 oz„ per tin 15c
H. P. Sauce per btl. 29c
Dole's Pineapple Juice, 12 oz 2 tins 25c
Glacier Sardines per tin lac
Aylmer Catsup, 12 oz. per btl 14c
Tuna Fish, Solid Meat, Vas per tin 20c
Aylmer Grape Juice, 10?z oz per btl. 10c
Pimentos, 1/,ls per tin 12c
Derby Cheese, spread or slices. 3,,ks per pkg. 15c
Aylmer Spinach per tin 10c
Pecans, Large Paper Shell per lb 25c
Cocktail Fruits for Salad. 8 oz. -15c;...., .2s squat 25c
Olives, CLUB House, 8 oz. Stuffed, 11 oz. Queen ... , per btl. 28c
Chocolates, Bungalow, 1 lb, Fancy Boxes each 25c
Chocolates, Moire, Fancy Box Pi lbs. 73c
Crystal French Creams,,per Ib, 17c
Chocolate Drops per lb. 17c,
per ib. 19c
Household Mixed Candy per
Crab Meat per tin 35c
Apple Jam, Cider, Ginger Ale, Fruit Juices, Candies, Nuts, Candy
Ganes, Gen Veggettaablles '-".mosstt everything y�
Sultana Raisins 2 lbs. 25c
Cleaned Currants 2 lbs. 27c
Bleached Seedless Raisins ver ib. 19c
Serviettes per pkg, 15c
Hillcrest Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c
n 10c
Poultry Dressing, Sage, Savory. Thyme, Parsley, Mint per per t nn 1Oc
Pumpkin Pie Spice
Buy your Cigarettes,
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WALKER'S
FUNERAL HOME
UNDERTAKING
AND EMBALMLNds
1. R. WALKER, JR.
Holder of Govern:nen`. dip: *_na
and license.
Flowers furnished
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COMMENCEMENT
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awarded to Donald MacTavish. pre-
sented by Miss Mabel Turnbull. Car-
ter scholarship. value $60, awarded to
Aldie Eckert.
Directed by Miss Wood, an English
country dance, "Picking Up Sticks,"
in two acts, was gracefully executed
by Ruth Shinen, Clara Dolmage, Bar-
bara Best, Alma Lawrence, Mildred
Murphy, Carolyn Holmes, Teresa Mc-
Iver, Gladys Earle. Frances Elgie,
Doreen Regier, Edna Eckert, Maxine
Baynes; pianist, Irene Workman. A
recitation, "Maggie and Jiggs," by
Roselle Burns, was well received. An
amusing comedy, "The Boy Comes
Home," directed by Miss Fennell, had
the following cast, James Broadfoot,
Ross- Coutts, Hazel Wilson. Mary
Duncan, Wilma Hay. Directed. by
Miss Fennell a Dutch tap dance by
Ahyvonne Moore and Isabel McKel-
lar in costume was pretty and pic-
turesque. A quartette consisting of
Alma Lawrence, soprano, Dorothy
Gallop. contralto. James Broadfoot.
tenor, Alastair Wigg. bass. under the
direction of G. F. Brown. was much
enjoyed, as was a one -act comedy.
-Kidnapping Betty.'" directed by Mr.
Brown and Mr. Weedntark, those in
the cast being Francis Phillips, Car-
man Whitmore, Tom Melvor, Doreen
Regier, Dorothy Smith. Lois IVU
Gavin, Betty Matthews, beought the
program to a close_
FATHER OF SEAFORTH
WAIN DIES - IN 'HOSPITAL
Rohert Lentmon. a former 1.sideat
of Logan township, passed away in
Victoria hospital, L1.mion. on Satur-
day afternoon. For the past twenty
two years he had made his Thome itt
London .with this daughter, •Dins. Hugh
Dunn. On Dec. lDth he suffered a
stroke. He lovas (born in England and
carne to this country as a ,child, bn kis
46th year, and predeceased by his
wife. formerly Mary Young, -ah years
ago, he is snrv'ived Iby three sons,
Leonard df Arran, Sask.: William of
Hensa l and David of Seaforth. Two
sons and three 'daughters ,prededeased
him. Interment .was made in 'the Ang-
lican ,cetnetery at Mitchell.
BORN
Phillips.—In .Cleveland. Ohio, on
Thursday, Dec. 14th, 1939, to Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Phillips (nee Beth Goven-
lock). a son (Ronald Newman),
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Wishing all our Customers
and Friends
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
J. GAiLLOP'S GARAGE
SEAFORTH
Come to this store, you last minute shoppers, where you're assured of large assortments, newest
merchandise, at best prices.—Our stock is very complete, in all departments, so you're sure to
find the color, size, and price you want in any line.
* Additional sales staff will give you quicker service.—And remember—every article is boxed.
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Fine Shirts 11.00
Pyjamas 1,39
Fine Hose 25c
Neckwear 50c
Gloves 1,25
Scarves 1,00
-H:andkerchiefs 5c
Braces & Garter Sets 11.00
Men's Jewelry . 50c
Bath Robes 2.95
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Silk Hosiery ......,.,,.. 79c to 1.25
Gift Lingerie 49c to 11.50
Nighties and Pyjamas 59c to 4.95
Rayon or Satin Slips......, ....... 59c to 2.95
Handkerchiefs 5c to 75c
Gloves 59c to 2.50
Purses 1.00 to 3.95
Towels 35c to 1.50
Sweaters 1.25 to 2.95
Lunch Cloths 11.25 to 4.95
Housecoats, Bathrobes 2.95 to 7.50
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TOWN TOPICS
Mrs. Margaret Mulligan of Grand
Forks, N.D., is expected here this
week and will be a guest at the
Queen's and will attend the first
High Mass celebrated by Rev, Father
McQuaid in St. Columban Church
on Sunday.
Mr. James Scott of Boston arrives
Saturday- to spend the holidays with
his mother, Mrs. H. R. Scott.
bit+. W. Brine is speeding a few
days in Toronto this week.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Westaway of
Hamilton spent Sunday with the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mont-
gomery Patrick, Tuckersmith.
Miss Margaret Patrick of the Tor-
onto teaching staff and Mr. and Mrs,
Wtn. Patrick, Toronto, will Donee on
Friday tor the holiday at the parental
home with Mr. and biro. Montgomery
Patrick.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. MacKenzie
were itt Hamilton and Toronto this
week.
Mr. Thos. Gillespie. ICemptviile. is
a holiday visitor with his parents. Mr.
kind bet's. Neil Gillespie.
MRS. JANE HART
The death of Jane Noble widow of
the Fare Corporal William Hart took
place .n Goderich on Monday :n:tt'n-
1::0 as the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Harrold gurney, The deceased,
who was a highly esteemed resident
of Seaforth. had been in failing
health for some time but always
kept a cheery disposition throughout
her long illness. Mrs. Hart was born
itt Scotland sixty years ago and came
to Canada in 1908. Her husband. Cor-
poral William Hart, was killed in ac-
tion in September of 1918. She was a
member of St. Thomas Anglican
Church, also the W.A. and the Guild,
and of the order of the Eastern Star.
Left to mourn their loss are three
daughters and three sons: Mrs,
George Carter, Clinton, Mrs. Harold
Murney and Miss Patricia Hart, Gode-
rich, James of Kirkland Lake, Wil-
liam, Seaforth, and Joseph, Clinton;
also five grandchildren, Billie, Ronnie,
Jack and Jimmie Carter of Clinton,
and Patsy Murney, Goderich. A priv-
ate funeral was held on Wednesday
morning from the home of her son
Mr. William Hart, Coleman street,
Seaforth, interment in the Maitland
Bank Cemetery. Rev. Dr. Hurford of
St. Thomas Church officiated. The
pallbearers were Messrs. R. G. Parke,
R. J. Sproat, Fred Johnston, A. W
Dick, T. Jackson, Robert Grieve.
INSTITUTE HOLDS BOX SOCIAL
The Junior Women's Institute held
a very successful evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James F.
Scott on Wednesday. Dec. 15. Euchre
was enjoyed for the first part of the
evening. First prize for ladies or
gents, Gordan Papple; lone hand
prize for ladies or gents. Wilfred
Coleman. Consolation for lady or
gent, Shirley Oldfield. Lunch was
served in the form of a box social.
a good program was enjoyed after
lunch. The proceeds 02 the evening
will be used for Christmas relies.
VARNA
The township council held their e -
nal meeting tor 1989 in the hall 16th
Mrs. John McBride of Blake visited
last week with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Chuter.
Several from this community at-
tended the funeral of the late Mr.
Horner on Saturday, which was held
from his late home in Zurich.
Mr. Jas. Broadfoot, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. S. Broadfoot and
Mrs. B. McAllister of Parr line were
guests at the home of Mr. George
Beatty, Sr., Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter McBride and children
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Chuter, and her, sister-in-law
Mrs. Stewart Beattie,
The beef ringers held their annual
dance in the hall Wednesday night.
The Varna Red Cross Society will
hold their next meeting in the town-
ship hall on Wed„ Jan. 3, 194+). from
1 to 5 p.m. Everybody welcome.
The December meeting of the W.A.
of Varna Gaited Church was held at
the home of birs, Roy Doweon on
Thura,. Dec, 4, et 2 i0 p.m.. with
DAN'CIN'G
Dublin
XMAS NIGHT—Ernie Brown,
THURSDAY, DEC. 28— 1
slei s Tipping. Maroon BOO. votai
itt
NEW YEA !R"S NIGHT
NOVELTY FROLIC—Don Hoskins
',d,nissiol, S .:c. .
Kippen East W., I.
EUCHRE AND
DANCE
in Watson's Hall
K PPEN
WED., DEC. 27TH
Proceeds For War Work
Cards at 8 P.M. Murdoch's Orchestra
All ladies provide lunch
General Admission 25c
EOJCHR!E AND
DANCE
OLD AND NEW TIME
St. Collunnb,a., n
WED., ,r, EC. 27TH
• Cards 9 P.M. Sharp
Agar and Collins Orchestra
twelve ladle; present. Following the
devotional part of the meeting, the
animal reports were given by those
in charge. This was followed by an
election of officers for 1940 with Mrs.
Peters in charge, The following of.
firers were elected; Honorary- Presi-
dent, Mrs. Alf, Ings; President, Mrs.
Roy Dowson: 1st Vice President.
Mrs. W. J. Johnston; 2nd Vice Presi-
dent. Mrs. D. Stephenson; Secretary,
Mrs. Stewart Beatty; Treasurer, Mrs.
Alex, McConnell; Press Secretary.
Mrs: Stewart Beatty; • Organists.
Mrs. Win. Reid, Mr:•. Lee McConnell;
Devotional come Mrs. Geo. Clark.
Mrs. Wnt, Reid, Mie. Peters; Flower
con„ Mrs, E. Foster. Mrs. Fred Reid;
Visiting come Mrs. Peters. Mrs. E.
Foster; Member -ship corn.. Mrs. Har-
old Connell, Mrs, Alt Inge; Work
come birs. Orrin Dawson (convener),
Mrs. Wilfred Chuter, Mrs. Lee Mc-
Connell. bits. Geo Clark. Mrs. A.
Ings. Mrs. • 1,Vn. Stephenson, Mrs.
Alt. Johnsten.
HARLOCK-
Littre Jessie ii'a r retn:•ze,..,me
from Seaforth ho-pr•ai Wednesday ,tf
last week and is getting alene nicely.
Mrs. Robert Watson has been cit
fined to bed for the last fes tans but
at time of writing iti :z a pp) e a to be.
improving. \t ,l,p .i will
7.0 Ste tram.( rain. M... ._..it .. ...ti
It.“. 's in oitaa•ge.
Little Kenneth Ba,Vey i '^
hone of bit'. and Mr,. I; , , Wa
t,n with his mother and 1. time .,t
writing has the chicken.plx s .'
thought to be getting a-wr tbe....
Alien 1sab' l - Brighamt- idea:
home from school in Biyth•taii ':Ir
with chicken -pox.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rogerson
famib' spent Sunday AZ the ham? of.
Mr, David and Miss Mary Reid.
Mr. Fred Sprung of the West is+
visiting at the home his cousin Mrs.
and Mr. Ernest Knox.
The Sunday School entertainment
is not going to be held in Burns'
Church this week as was announced
on Sunday on account of chicken pox.
Nurse Beacom wito hiss been in
charge with Dr. Evans of Clinton who
has been very sick fit his home, ex-
pects to return hone on Wednesday.
Messrs. Harold and Bert Beacom
and their mother bits A. W. Beacom
attended the school concert on Mon-
day evening in Wawanosh where Mies
Edith lleaeoni is teacher.
Little Miss Poi a n da
Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Pliilarn who tvas
operated on in C antra i-1 tsa it's.. we.
understand is 1t. t itt
TUCKERSMITH
'lir. end Mrs. 0. NI -
Wednesday in Ta ole
Mr. and Mrs. Russell c'oletnati .and
Mrs. Thus. Coleman, Mr. S Whit-
more and Mrsrefit 01µ attended
the funeral of M.. W. J Hornier in
Zurich last Saturday.
Quite a number took in tate Witit:•
mote -Elliott reception at Winthrop
hall on Monday ,night.
Egmondvilie United Church is hav-
ing a bee Thursday cutting wood in
Mr, David McLean's bush:;
TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES
ISSUED '?THIS WEEK
Metre than 8.900 telephone director-
ies were dropped in the post on Tnes
day as the latest Issue for Seatortb
and vicinity left the presses- Aaout
850 of these books are being delivered
re Seaforth subscribers, according t.,
J. 11, McIntosh. manager of th s Ben
Telephone Company for this dtsta'i, 1.
To commemorate the visit of King
George and Queen Elizabeth to Can
oda, the royal coat of arms, printed 11,
royal blue ink, replaces the Greek g,d
Symbolic of the Spirit of Communict
tion as the only decoration - en th.s
covet' of the new directory.
The new book contain over 3:700
new and revised Listings3.400i-t tis
alphabetical section and :lee la the
classified. In view of this taros'
her of changes. the Dell z tat., g-:
pressed the hLtpe that subsert'..n,
would destroy the vld books and
fully consult. the new eine,
plaeing calls. Nut t1, - r_• sheefei .r.
checked on menta pad.:
persons most„ -11 l '2y s
"This simple e.:t,d .
tn'- 'wrong numbe7
in tile tr,orests
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Monday, Dec. 25th
Christmas Nite Floor Show featuring
"Miss Babe". General Admission 3.hc
—Don't forget the usual Friday nit?
Dance, with Clayton Steeper, eta.
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