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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-08-07, Page 7amimmiwamimmmmpimmmsmmmmnmmm BARGAINS -• No Reserve Everything goes - BARGAINS Stock Disposal Sale I have sold my business block and all stock will be sold at Reduced Prices. JELLO & SHIRRIFFS JELLY & PUDDING POWDERS 3 for 26c ten..+.... -- PICKLING SALT 3 LB. BOXES 2for33c ZINC JAR.RINGS 3 doz for 1.00 CROWN Pts. . , .. ,1.69 Qts. 1.89 1/2 Gal. . , .. 2.29 PRINCESS OESS PURE SOAP FLAKES Pkg. 49c Spick & Span LARGE 38c GIANT ... 76c Chocolate Bars 10c 3 for 25c 5c 6 for 25c Fixtures for Sale DEALERS INVITED All Prices Advertised Good Until End of Sale Shoe Polish White .... bottle 19c 10c off Black, Brown, Oxblood, etc. 2 tins 29c MEAT SANDWICH SPREADS Tins 2 for 23c LIPTONS CHICKEN NOODLE SOUPS 2 pkgs 23c FACE SOAP •Pkg21c WOOD CLOTHES PINS box 21c. ALL — for automatic wlashing Machines Good for regular machines. REG. 63c. .. 58c GAY LIQUID DETERGENT REQ... 31c VEL LIQUID DETERGENT largle 36c G00D INSTANT COFFEE LARGE 6 02 JAR only 93c • FREEZE EASY ICE CREAM POWDERS 2 for 22c CLUB HOUSE PEANUT BUTTER 4 LB. JARS SPRING CLOTHES PINS box 24c wrimnswinnawenstiwwwwwenoi WrightsSuperior Food Market ALL ACCOUNTS TO BE PAID BY AUGUST 31 WEEKLY _ BAND CONCERT will feature BRODHAGEN BAND Tuesday, Aug. 12 8.30 P.M. Victoria Park, Seaforth Sponsored by Seaforth Highlanders Band 0. F. A board meeting was held in Guelph last week with directors of Ontario, from Huron were Bob Taylor, Mrs. Alf Nesbitt, Carl Dalton, Gordon Hill. We are pleased to report Mr. Hill's eye is improving. Convention in Guelph, Oct. 21 and 22. National Farm Union Week will be first week in November. Joint Board meeting will be held in Ontario next year. There will be Farmers Union booth at plowing match. Also at some fall fairs. Hog vote is still in doubt as to what will happen, as present plan is not a producer plan. Speakers for con- vention. Albert Cormack, Bill Til - don, Douglas Harkness, Rex Frost. There will be draw on $1000, ticket will be drawn at night of dance after convention. Mrs, Prosser will have served four years by convention time, and anyone wishing to donate to- wards a donation can leave with president of any local. Meeting adjourned. 0.P.P. REPORT O.P.P. report for District No. 6 for June: Motor vehicles accidents 157; fatal accidents 2, persons killed 2, injured 76, vehicles checked 5882, charges laid 497. Most char- ges for rate of speed 217. TO EXCHANGE YOUR VICTORY BONDS FOR LANA A CORERS ON Q D 1� -.1111.111114, Y' Bring your Victory Bonds to our nearest branch. V Receive immediate cash adjustment and receipt for Victory Bonds. I,' Canada Conversion Bonds yield a higher return over a longer period. Ps' We are equipped to help you make the conversion quickly and simply, sof No cash outlay. T;HE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE 775 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO ASSIST YOU Seaforth Branch -- L. F. Ford - Manager Dublin Branch -- E. J. Dean -- Manager TOWN TOPICS Gordon and Glenn Hinz, sons of 112r. and Mrs, Alvin Hinz of Monkton underwent tonsillecto- nays at Scott Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson and family have returned home after spending their holidays in Eugenia Falls. Mr. and Mrs. John Fawcett,,of London, visited this week with relatives. Miss Marlene Alien, Goderich, spent last week with Mrs. Joseph MoQuaiid, Miss Audrey Hulley spent a few days in Bayfield. Mr, and Mrs. Ed McIver, Strat- ford, visited with Mrs. H. McIver. Mr. and Mrs. T. 11 Morris and family, Tillsonbnrg, are holiday- ing with Mrs. .Wm. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Peter McIver. Mrs. 1. C. Case •is holidaying in New York with: her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jordon and family, Sarnia, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle, Jordan, Toronto visit- ed last week with Mrs. Leo For- tune. Sister Victorine and Mother Immaculate London, and Miss Cara Krauskopf of Detroit were visitors this week with Mrs, J. Baige. Miss Mary Devereaux, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs, J. Devereaux. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coffin have returned to Toronto after spend- ing three weeks vacation at their cottage in Bayfield. Miss Shirley Bedard spent last Misses Carolyn Scott and Hel- en Smith of Montreal spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. James T. Scott and Mr. and 2,Iis. Elliott Walters,' BAYFIELD Miss Janice Press, London, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. Parker. Mrs. Lloyd Westlake and fam- ily, Kitchener are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toms. Mrs. Douglas Varty and two children, London, came on Satur- day to spend the remainder of the summer at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs, J. Briggs and children, Riverside, are vacation- ing in the village. Donald Matthews, Lo n d o n, spent the weekend with his wife and baby. Mr. and Mrs. J. Posman and baby, London, were with Pastor and Mrs. I. Bodenham over the weekend. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Nicholls, of London, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. F. W. McEwen. Master Douglas Kingsbury is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs: Robert Reid, Lucknow. John Downie, Toronto, spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. R. G, Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. C. Guest, Whitby, are spending their vacation in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sturgeon and baby, Preston, are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon. Sunday at I 1 , iperwashMr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, Connie and Gwen, London, are Miss Frances Fortune spent spending a few days at their last week's holiday in Bayfield. home. THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday; August 7, 1958 Joint Congregational Services NORTH SIDE UNITED CHURCH AND FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, CHURCH Sunday 11 a.rn. 10th Aug. Guest Speaker REV. H. DOUGLAS •STEWART OF KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, OTTAWA SPECIAL MUSIC Duet .— Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart "I Walked To -Day Where Jesus Walked" Quartette — Messrs. H. McLeod, J. Cardno F. Willis, D. Stewart "Abide With Me" Mrs. J. A. Cardno -- Organist Mr, and Mrs. Allen Pye, Wind- sor, are visiting her father, C. Widcombe. Glenn Brandon, Chatham spent the weekend with his wife and three children. DIED Ferguson—In Seaforth, oh Mo»dny. July 28, Mrs. George ll. Ferguson Smith—In Seaforth on Monday, July 28, H. Edward Smith, in ,hie 84th year NOW -- OUT THEY GO ! ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR AT COST — and Less Willis Shoe Store .81',rr ..e: HOW COOL IS YOUR HOME THIS SUMMER? As cool as you like—automatically—electrically— the kind of comfortable coolness you long for on sticky, hot days—the kind of coolness that only low-cost electrical air-conditioning can provide. You sleep better, work better, live better, when your home is air-conditioned. Live Better ELECTRICALLY Safe, clean, modern—and cool Electricity does so much ...Costs so little