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THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940
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SPRING SALE
May 2 to May 8
ST. WILLIAMS ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT
MARMALADE, 32 oz per jar 20c
AYLIVIER CHOICE
Golden Bantam Corn, 17 oz per tin 3c
Royal York Coffee, is per lb, 43c
Fry's Cocoa, 1/2s per tin 21 c
Heinz Ketchup, large per btl. 17c
Aylmer Pie Cherries, 12 oz 2 tins 23c
WOODWORK CLEANER, fon finer woodwork per tin 25o
OLD ENGLISH FLOOR WAX, 1s per tin 53c
OLD ENGLISH NO RUBBING WAX, pints per pt, 49c'
MONARCH PASTRY FOUR, 7s -28c; 24s 77c
DURHAM CORN STARCH per pkg, 9c
BEE HIVE CORN SYRUP, 2s -19c; 5s 39c
LIFEBUOY SOAP 2 cakes 15c
PEARL WHITS NAPTHA SOAP 4 cakes 17c
AYLMER INFANT'S FOOD, 3 tins -25c; per doz. 95c
AYLMER JUNIOR CHOPPED FOODS 2 tins 19c
Cascade Fancy Pink Salmon, 1/0-11c• 1s 17c
Super Suds, Concentrated per pkg. 20c
Lawrason's Snowflake Ammonia per pkg. 5c
Lawrason's Flusho per tin 21c
Lawrason's Sinko per tin 25c
Lawrason's Household Washing Soda per pkg. 5c
Chloride of Lime per pkg. 15c
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Baiting Chocolate, %.s per cake 19c
Junket Fudge per pkg. 21c
Eddy's White Swan Toilet Paper 1 rolls 25c
Magic White Bleach n btl. 25c `.
Lily Chicken Haddie per tin 17c
Charm per pkg. 10c
Keen's or Reokett's Bag Blue per pkg. 7c
Nonsuch Silver Cream per btl. 23c
Nonsuch Floor Wax, is per ib. 39c
Nonsuch Ena1n0 Cream per btl. 15c
Nonsuch Furniture Creamper btl, 20c
Champion Dog Food per tic 10c
Shirriff's Lushus Jelly Powders - 3 pkg. 25c
Shirriff's Lemon Pie Filler per pkg. 15c
Aylmer Peas, No..4 sieve, 17 oz. per tin i0c
Yellow Sugar . , , , 3 lbs. 21c
Evaporated Peaches per lb. 20c
Dried Apricots „ per Ib. 20c
Prunes, Large Sweet 2 lbs, 25c
Aylmer Irish Stew per Un 14c
Aylmer Tomato Juice, 25% oz 2 tins 21c
('rother's Peppermint Wafers, 1 lb. box per box 29c
,TELL() FREEZING MIX ICE CREAM per tin 10c
Ross J. Sproat PHONE 8
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WALKER'S
FUNERAL HOME
UNDERTAKING
AND EMBALMING
J, R, WALKER, JR.
Holder of Government diploma
and license.
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
DUBLIN
The annual meeting of the Dublin
tennis club was held on Friday even-
ing, which was attended by a good
representation of members. The tin•
ancial report for the past year was
submitted, which showed a very sat-
isfactory bank balance. A lengthy dis-
cussion took place to have more soc-
ial activities and to encourage outside
members to become affiliated with
our local club. The election of officers
for the ensuing year was held, with
the following result: Honorary pres-
ident, Rev. Dr, Ffoulkes; president.
William Hanley; vice president, Miss
Kathleen Stapleton; treasurer, Joseph
Dill; good will ambassador and tourn-
ament committee, Misses Genevieve
McCarthy, Ursula Krauskopf, Monica
Byrne and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton.
Gerald Holland is in charge of ...the
maintenance of the court.
TOWN TOPICS
MissJean Scott is spending the
week visiting Miss Florence Fowler
at Bluevale
Miss D Davidson and sister, Mrs.
Cherry, are 817011ding the week in
Toronto.
Members of Seaforth Odd Fellows
Lodge attended divine service in
Brussels Anglican Church and in Clin-
ton Presbyteries Church on Sunday
evening.
The local branch of the Red Cross
are planning to hold a euehre in the
armories on Tuesday evening, May 14.
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Ritchie and
children of ,Fullarton visited with his
mother and sister, Mrs. E Ritchie
and Mrs. E. Wallace, on Monday.
Mrs. Rhoda Hickox and daughter
Louisa, of Detroit, spent the week
end with their aunt, Mrs. Jessie
Brown. Other guests were, Mr. Her•
hart Henning, of Wroxeter, and son
and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
Lloyd Henning of Turnberry; Mr,
and Mrs. John McKercher of James-
town; Mr. and Mrs, John McLean and
Miss Margaret Henning of Wingham;
Mrs. John McLeod and sou and
daugb.ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
McLeod of Brantford, and Mr, and
Mrs. Elmer Hastings of Morris Twp„
Mr. Clayton Ritchie of Shakespeare
visited at. his hone on Sunday and
Monday.
The many friends of Mrs. Eleanor
Ritchie are sorry to hear she is in
Scott Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George -Laithwaite
and AIr. and Mrs. Clayton Laithwaite
or Goderlch and Miss Dolores Leith-
waite of Simcoe and Mr. and Mrs,
Delman Cooper and Douglas of. Kip -
pen were guests on Sunday or Mr.
and Mrs. John Hothani, and attended
the buptisril of John Arnold, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Laithwaite in
St. Thomas Church at 4.311 p,n1,
Mrs. Many- Whittaker has returned
to her home an \Vilsou street after
spending the winter in 10gntondvilh'
with Mrs, A. Brown.
Mr. Dennis Andrew of 81101110, and
Hiss Lilly Andrew, of Hamilton, at-
tended the funeral of Mrs, W. A.
Crich last week.
Mrs, Brigham of Owen Sound spent
Mat ween with her aunt, Mrs. W. W.
Cowan.
Rev. Hugh Jack and Mr. J. G.
Mullen attended the meeting or the
Presbyterian Synod held at Chatham
this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Shockcor and
family of Detroit spent the week end
with Mr. John Sproat.
Miss Margaret Sproat and Mr.
Preston Taber of Detroit spent the
week end with Mr, and Mrs. R, H.
Sprout.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walter and
daughter Kathryn of Dundas spent
the week end with Mr, and Mrs. J. E.
Willis.
Airs. E. Evans returned this week
from Oshawa, where she spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs, T.
Dryden.
Mr, Donald Kerslake of Toronto
spent the week end at the home of his
mother Mrs. W. E. Kerslake.
Mr. Andrew Little returned on Sat -
Imlay from Brantford, where he
pent the winter with his son. Mr.
W. H. Little.
Misses Angela and Bessie Eckert
and Celestine Olenry who are on
the teaching staff in Bruce County,
spout Sunday with their parents bete
Mr. C. Ackert is busy having re-
pairs done to his home.
11 r. ;1101 011111 of 'Woodstock was 0
are•?: earl visitor at his home 11,rc.
Mr. and \It's, 0. 1. Savau;c mere
week end visitors in Toronto.
Rev. and \ir.•. R W. Cray\ liary re-
turned to their home in ,teNillop,
Mrs Rehl, echo is ninety-one years
,4 age, acrnmpanied Iby her daughter,
NHss Bessie Reid, and.Miss (ktet'ley,
of Ayr, 'were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Hester, Centre street.
The Wednesday half holidays began
in Seaforth this week,
Messrs, Frank McConnell and
Janes Shea attended the funeral of
the late Samuel MrClatchey of Strut -
ford on Sunday. Air. McClatrhey had
been cattle buyer for the Whyte
Packing Co, for thirty. years.
Air. Edward Stapleton of Timmins
returned to his home after spending
a week with his parents. Mr. and
Airs. Wm. Stapleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Aiken and Mr.
Ferg Kenny and son of Detroit were
week end visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Kenny.
The parish concert sponsored by
the Altar Society was held with a
teeord attendance. Following the
program the drawing for prizes took
place: Comforter, Mrs. Lloyd Mc-
Carthy; $5, Vincent Dillon and Joseph
Burke,
Send us the names of your visitors.
"The Dust of the Earth"
4 ACT DRAMA
Will be presented in the Parish Hall
at Dublin
FRIDAY, MAY 3
FOLLOWED BY DANCING
TO SCHNEIDER'S ORCHESTRA
Admission—Adults 35c. Children 25c.
TIC'
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
All persons in the Municipality owning
dogs must purchase 1940 licenses for same on
or before Monday, May 20th, 1940. Licenses
will be issued from the Treasurer's Office in
the Town Hall.
After that date summonses through the
Court will be issued to owners of dogs not
having licenses.'
All dogs must wear license tags...
"THE GLOW LIGHTS
OF SAN REY"
3 ACT PLAY
Presented by .Brucelield Y. P. U. at
North Side United Church,
Seaforth
Ceder auspices of Northside Y. P. U.
TUESDAY, MAY 7
AT 8.15 P.M.
Admission. 25c and 15c
BORN
DUCHARME--In Hibbert, on Thum,
day. April 13th, to Mr, and Mrs. A.
Ducharme, a son.
JARROTT—In Clinton Hospital, on
Monday, April 22nd, to Mr, and Mrs,
Eldon Jarrett of Kippers, a daughter.
FINLAY—At Blake, on Thursday,
April 25th, to IVIr. and Mrs. Harold
Finlay, a daughter.
PFAFF—In Hensall on Thursday.
April 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Pfaff of Tuckersmith, a daughter.
DANCING Z
J6in the crowds that are enjoying the
most popular band of today
BENNY PALMER
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And His Orchestra, Radio and Dance
Artists
at Dublin
7 TUESDAY 7
Featuring all the latest hits in both
sweet and swing arrangements
^Aar ver",.., watch -
-Admission 50c, Dancing 102
A COMEDY IN 3 ACTS
"The Wild Oats Boy"
Presented by Brodhagen Y.P.U.
At Walton Community Hall
HARLOCK
Mr, Leo Watt had hay pressed at
his hone last. Saturday afternoon,
Mr. Leo '\ratt plowed some land for
Mr. Robert Watson with his tractor
one day last week.
Mr. Chester Gliddon is engaged to
help Mr. Peter McDonald for the seed.
lug.
Mr. Guy Leiper cultivated with his
tractor for Mr, Bert Beacom on Mon-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Manning of near
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shot).
brook and little Charles of near Lon•
bosboro, and Miss Laura Manning of
Kitchener spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Knox.
Air. Audrey Knox celebrated ]tis
birthday last Tuesday, it being Mr,
Thos. C'olson's birthday also. They
vera invited for tate birthday supper
and evening. We wish both parties
many happy returns of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sturdy and
their little (laughter and the former's
mother, of Auburn, recently visited at
the home of Mr. and hit's. Thos, and
lir•. and Mrs. Arthur Colson,
Miss Curls Lear spent Saturday tt
the home of Mr: and Nlrs, Loo Watt.
Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Rapson spent
Sunday afternoon at the home nt' Mr.
and Mrs Robert Watson.
Airs. Leslie Reid visited her friend
Mrs, Audrey Knox, one afternoon last
week,
Mr. Wm, Knox Jr, worked with his
tractor quite a pat't of last week on
the farm of his parents. Mr, and Mrs.
Thee, Kuox.
on
Friday, May 3 at 8.15
Adults 26c Children 10c
This includes a dance which will
be held after the play.
DANCE
TO
CLAYTON STEEPER
and His New Dance Band
AT KIPPEN
FRIDAY, MAY 3
General Admission 35c
C. Watson, Manager.
STAFFA.
Miss Ada Miller. bride -elect of this
week, was honored by her girl
friends of the Junior Institute and
neighbors of her old home with a
kitchen shower and many other pre-
sents on Thursday evening. The gath-
ering was held at the home of Mrs.
Russell Worden. Community songs
and contests were conducted by Miss
Edith Tuffin and Mrs. K. Drake fav
ored with a solo, accompanied by Miss
Margaret Allen, A mock wedding fol.
lowed ,with Miss Grace McLachlan as
minister, Miss Agnes Scott the bride
and Mrs, A. W. Norris the bride-
groom. The bridesmaids were Misses
Dorothy Miller and Anna Hamilton,
with Miss Margaret Allen as grooms-
man and Alfie Ross as ring bearer. A
prettily decorated wagon loaded with
Presents was drawn 10 by little June
and Allis Ross. The bride -elect me
wrapped the gifts and Margaret Allen
announced the givers. All joined in
singing "For She's A Jolly Good Fel
low." The hostess served a dainty
]unrh.
The ladies of the village gathered
at the home or Mrs J. M. Miller ;u1d
presented iter daughter, Ada. bride -
elect of this week, with a boor lamp
and wall mirror. Lunen sus served.
Arthur Dinu'n and Norval Norris
01' Toronto spent the week end with
their parents.
Air. and Mrs. R. Sillery and Willa
uttd Mr, and Ml's. James 13]11, Mrs.
Robt, Sadler and Mrs. %Vin. Sadler
and Nt's. 0, W. Reed were in Mill-
bank with Mr, and Mrs. J. Living•
1000 and Mr. and Airs. .1. M. Gray,
Mrs, Livingston has been very ill for
the past three weeks,
Mrs, John Livingston—
Mrs. John Livingston died Monday
maiming at the home of her daughter
Mrs. J. M. Gray, of Millbank. She was
in her 85th year. Deceased was a for-
mer resident of Staffa, and hall been
living at the home of her daughter in
Millbank since Christmas., Mrs, Liv-
ingston was the former Charlotte
Sillery, daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
William Sillery, who resided 2% miles
west of' State. On January 24, 1388.
she was married to John Livingston,
of Cromarty. who survives, along
with two children, Robert Livingston
of Hamilton; Mrs. J. M. Gray (Anna-
belle) of Millbank; three sisters and
two brothers, Mrs. Robert Sadler and
Mrs, William Sadler, both of Staffa;
Mrs, David Bruce, Cromarty; Robert
Sillery, Exeter; Richard Sillery, Staf•
fa. She was a member of the Anglican
Church, A private funeral was held
home
on Wednesday at 2 t
the p• m. a
of her daughter, Mrs, Gray, Interment
was at Staffa cemetery.
PAGE FIVE
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May 3rd - 4th
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KIPPEN
Mr, and Mrs. D. Maltby and fancily
or Clutton visited on Sunday with
Mrs, H, Ricker and 'Arthur.
Mo and Mrs, Charles Cooper . of
Heilse11 spent Sunday with Mt's,
French.
Miss Theda Watson returned to her
home on Thursday last, after a recent
operation at Seaforth Hospital.
Miss Jean Pybus of Zurich spent the
week end with her grandmother, Mrs,
H. Ricker.
Those attending the Huron Presby-
terial in Seaforth Northside United
Church from this vicinity were, Mrs.
Chandler•, Mrs. W. Cooper, Mrs. W.
Mellis and Miss Irma Ferguson.
Miss Irma Ferguson and Mr. A.
Gackstetter spent Sunday evening at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Miller of
Nth Carmen.
Kippen Y.P.S, Entertains
Chiselhurst Y.P.S.—
The Y. P. S. of Kippen United
Church entertained the Y.P.S. of
Chiselhurst on Monday evening.
There was a very good attendance.
The first part' of the programme was
put on by Chiselhurst, after which
Kipper gave a few musical numbers.,
This was followed by games and con-
tests: Lunch was served and Miss
Jean Verner of Chiselhurst moved a
vote of thanks, and. Mrs, E. Chipchase
replied.
Want and For 'Sale Ads, 3 'weeks t50c
Mr. MacKenzie will have with
him, hundreds of smart new
woolens imported direct from
the best Old Country mills.
Also a wide selection of
models for you to try on.
Why not take advantage of
this special opportunity to
buy the best clothes made.
Priced 25,00 up
env
BRUCEb'IELD
The funeral services of the lute
Mrs. Tyner, who passed away at the
home of her son, Mr. Chas. Tyner in
Lindsay, was hold in Clinton on
Monday. Quite it number front here
attended the services. Mrs, Chas,
Clifton has the sympathy of her
friends in the death of her mother.
Mrs. Tyner.
Miss Evelyn (1t'aiuger of Stratford
visited with her parents on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Wright and family
were guests et the itonte of Mn and
Airs. R. Scott on Sunday.
Rev. Mr, Anderson of Wingham
preached two excellent sermons at
the young people's anniversary on
Sunday. The play, "His Women Folk,"
was well given on Monday evening
by the Woman's Association of the
Hoiuesville congregation,
Mr, and Mrs. Milton Haugit and
Joyce, the Misses Myrtle, Lois and
Betty Geiser and Mr, Dan Haugh
visited with Mr. and Mrs, Wallace
Haugh on Sunday,
Mrs. George R. Tyner.—
Funeral service For Rebecca Lorient,
widow of t,eonge R. Tyner. who died
on Saturday at rhe home of her :on,
'Charles Tytrer, Lindsay, in her 87th
Si.u1 s,
Paul's 0�*bean
year, was held at
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Church, Clinton Monde conducted
by Rev. A. fI O'Neill, rector of The
parish. 'Mr's, Tyne was the last .'ar-
riving, daughter of Charles 1.ote11
and 'Martha Rdc•c, wtut.- 010001y c n-
sistad of three sons and nine daugh-
ters, and 'was horn at 1i0se Line,
elerich township, on Fe n•uar) 15. 1354.
Educated in the 'public school .of the
township and Clinton high school, she
cth'taintd her teacher's certificate at
Goderich modelschool' and afterward
taught at Baytield, Blyth and t\\a-
iwanosh. to tlattuary, 11379, she seas
married to 'George Tyner and they
farmed in Wee:auo;h where 'Mr. Ty-
ner died sixteen years ago, For the
past three years she had lived with
'her son at Lindsay and during the
latter year had been in failing heattt.
Etyht ye=ars ago site attended a school
reunion. at Wawanosh where site met
many of cher former .pttpiis and was
guest of honor. There surti'oe one
son and one .daughter, Mrs. 'Charles
Clifton, Brutcefield, and Charles Tyn-
er, 'Lindsay, and five' grandchildren.
A brother, Ndbte Lovett, Clinton, is
1100' tthe only sant-Ivor of the family
of dweltve. Following the ch'uroh ser -
'rice, interment took place in C1m0on
:cemetery. The 'pallbearers were Thos.
:Mason Williaan Wei-, Rohhert Smith,
Ezra, Ellis, William t\•]erud4 and Fred
Borctge.
"What is the most pathetic picture
in the world?"
"A horse fly sitting ou a radiator
cap."
BRODHAGEN.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice and
Gary spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Adapt Sholdice iu Walton,
3liss Shiley Riehl is spending
several days with her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riehl Sr,- in
Mitchell.
Quite a number from here attended
the funeral of the late Mrs, George
Ahrens in Mitchell ou Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Fred nipple and fang
ity of Mitchell spent Thursday even-
ing with friends in the village.
Mistress—"Good gracious, Annie.
what's all this mess in the oven,"
Maid—"I dropped the candles in
the water, ma'am, so I put them in
the oven to dry."
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'35 Ford V-8 Sedan
'35 Ford V-8 Coupe
'35 Ford V-8 Coach
'34 Terraplane Sedan
'32 Hupmobile Sedan
'31 Ford A Coach
'30 Fordson Tractor
'28 Durant Coach.
'28 Durant Sedan
'27 Chev. Sedan
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AT REDUCED PRICES
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Ford Mercury Dealer
PHONE 102 ,SEAFOkTH