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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-05-02, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS NENSALL Mrs. John Farquhar and babe re- turned home Sunday after spending a week with Mr's. Farquhar's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bawden. Mr. Harold Bonthron spent the week end in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Redden and family moved to Chisellturst last week where Mr. Redden is employed with Mr. Thomas Wren. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Shepherd of Exeter visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seruton and family of Port Dover spent a few days recently with -relatives in town. Miss Mildred Hackney spent the week end visiting with friends in St. Catharines. Mr. A. L. Case has purchased a new Oldsmobile coupe. Messrs. Milton and Lloyd Ortwein of London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein. Mr. and Mrs. James. Patterson spent the week end visiting relatives and friends in Toronto. Mr. and Vire. Howard Harris of Detroit spent the week end visiting the latter's brother and sister-in•law. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rennie. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Corey of Loudon spent the week end visiting the tat ter's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. John Corbett. Mr. J, D. Buchanan of Lindon vis ited on Sunday with Mrs. Alex Bnch anau and fancily. Mrs. Oscar Tuckey and children of Exeter spent the week end with the fot•mer'e parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moir. Rev. Wm. Weir and Mr, Peter Molt attended the Hamilton and London Synod held in Chatham this week. The Chamber of Commerce held e dance in the town hall Friday even Mg. :\ft,ic by Murtloch's orchestra, Durinz the evening the hunky ticket was drawn on the Red Cross quilt donated by Mrs, W. B. MacLaren. Mr. Oberlee Moore won the quilt. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baynham and children of Exeter visited . ou Sunday with Mrs: Baynharir's par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moir. Mr. Lorne Elder of Kingston is vis• iting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs John Bider. Rev, R. A, Brook conducted- ser'vic'es in the United Church on Sunday with large congregations in attendance The choir sang two beautiful auth• ems, "0 ,Lord How Excellent Thou Art," and "Conte Holy Spirit." The cholr in the Presbyterian Church sang a very appropriate am them at the morning service 011 Sun• day entitled "The Morning Light is Breaking." Rev. Wm. Weir preached a very inspiring sermon and in the evening a service of song was held singing a number of Miss Frances Jane Brosby's hymns. The choir sang "0 Worship the King," Rev, Weir soloist. A quartette, comprising Rev. Weir, Messrs. R. Y, MacLaren W. A. MacLaren and James Ben, gough, sang "Though Your Sins be as scarlet." Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Case visited on Sunday at the home of the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Rosser in Denfield. Mr. and Mrs. James Parkins and Members of the family visited on Sunday with friends in Denfield and Ailsa Craig. Mr. and Nlre. R. D. Bell visited on Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. :Matthew Clarke at Crediton. Mr. A. L. Case is having a very neat and up•to•date porch erected on his dwelling. Mr. and ?Jt's. F. Hayton of Delhi were Sunday visitors with Miss Em- ma Johnston. Miss Edith Parkins of Exeter spent the week end et the tome of her par. ems. Dir. and Mrs. Jas. Parkins. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late William Tre• wartlta wish to thank the many friends and neighbors for their kind. cess and sympathy shown in their re• cent bereavement; also for the health. ful floral tributes, FOR SALE Oak dresser and stand; also elating. any chair with upholstered seat. George Hills, Egmondville, FOR SALE Good dairy cow, S years old, due to freshen May 10. Mrs. Paul Doig, phone 162r3. Also a quantity of seed barley. SEED BARLEY FOR SALE Six rowed barley for seed. James McNaughton; Kippen. Phone 79r32, Hensel]. NOTICE Pasture farm for rent. If not rented will take a limited number of cattle. Apply to J. H. McLaughlin, Walton, 12..1.1, or at lot 31, con. 14, DicKillop, any time during the next ten days. HOUSE FOR RENT Red brick house on East William Street, available April 1st. Good fttrn- are, town water, good basement, electric lights. Apply to Adam Hays. TENDERS WANTED Tenders wanted for wiring of 1Rg. ntondville school. Plans and specitiea- tinus may be secured from .Alex Lib lico, Egmoudville. Tenders will be re• volved by the undersigned until May 15111. 13. Pretty, Sec.-Treas. FOR SALE 27 chunks. Apply to Wesley Roe, phone 23x4, Blyth central. AUCTION SALE Of I-Iousehold Effects at the home of the late Mrs. William Hart, Hail• way street, Seaforth, mt Saturday, May llth, at 1.30 o'clock, Kitchen table, kitchen cupboard, wash stand, dining room table, 0 dirt• ing room chairs, buffet, 5 kitchen chairs, camp chair, bedroom chair, dresser and wash stand, electric iron, electric hot plate, small chest of drawers, library table, 2 smoking stands, magazine rack, 2 table lamps. 2 bedlamps, large mirror, cooking range, electric washing machine, electric toaster, odd chairs, mat• tresses, springs, bedsteads, pictures, vanity bench, linoleum (about 12' x 14'), linoleum (about 6 ft. by about S 11,), linoleum (about 6' x about 8 ft.), odd bits of linoleum, pots, pans, dishes, gents, floor mop, dust mop, and many other articles. Terns --Cash. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. Mrs. Richard Oldfield, Proprietress. FOR SALE Two plate Electric Rangette with oven. Mrs. Frank Devereaux, John st., phone 279w. SEED FOR SALE Early Alaska Oats and Red Clover seed J W Thompson, phone S33r31, Seaforth. FOR SALE East t, Lot 5, Concession 1, Tuck• erstuith, 13% miles east of Seaforth, 50 acre farm of excellent land, good house and wood shed, frame barn and driving shed, 1 never tailing well ami 1 spring, good orchard. Immediate pgesession. Apply to Louis Dillon, 11,11.1, Dublin, Ont. Phone 45r20. APARTMENTS TO RENT Five room, also 2 or 3 room, both with bath. For sale, a wood stove. Apply Rohl', Devereaux, "Cnrbert Apts." THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940 BUY IN EGMONDVILLE We are paying 210 for Grade A Large Eggs, Trade Only CASH PRICES: Schneider's Lard 2 lbs. ,... 19c Schneider's Shortening 25c Z lbs. Kellosg's Large Pkge corn Flakes, 3 for 25c Gran,' Sugar 10 pounds for 65c Robinhood Flour 98 lb. bag 2,99 Five Roses Flour 98 lb. bag 2.99 Purity Flour 98 Ib. bag 2.99 Pastry Flour 24 lb. bag , .55c Coleman's Lard 2 lbs. 15c Whyte's Lard 2 lbs. .... 17c MEN'S WORK SHOES—PRICED TO SELL WO Jo Finnigan FOR SALE Duck eggs, 3511 dos, Apply to Leslie Pryce, Dublin, R.R. No. 1, or phone 540 ring 31, Seaforth central. FOR SALE 200 bus. of oats (clean), also four head of grass, cattle. Phone 6281,15. FOR SALE A quantity of 0. A. C. No. 21 six rowed barley; also early Alaska oats, suitable for mixing with barley. Russell Coleman, phone 0051,41, FOR SALE A few bushels of Government graded No. 1 Red Clover seed, $13 a bushel. Wm. Dennis, Walton. Phone Seaforth central. MEN & WOMEN WANTED Excellent DIRECT SELLING OP. PORTUNITY -- exclusive territory rights for live -wire amibitious men and women, selling a line of guaran• teed quality products, Send for our Plan and catalogue TODAY. Familex Products Company, 570 St. Clement St., MONTREAL. LARGEST L RGE 7 SE L1N G FENCER I have the agency for the Parmak Flux Diverter Electric Fencer. It is the largest. selling Fencer in the world. It is a tried and proven Fencer. Guaranteed for live years. Free demonstration. Orville Workman. Kippen. Phone Hensel) 77x11, See also Page Twn. i..''.il., tl . llat:'ii. j. MITA ISH'S 11 E N W u J. R. ALLISON, Liquidator EVERYTHING All The Choicest Merchandise LD ALLS in one big MCFAVISH Gaye Bargains. ALLISON Gives Super Bargains Everything Has Been Cut In Price Even the choicest Merchandise — those staple lines that are bread and butter to any dry goods store. Wholesale prices are ad- vancing daily but that does not affect us. Original costs are forgotten during this GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE. Seaforth has not witnessed such a Money Saving Sale in years. Many more years will elapse before there will be another such sale in which the people can save so many hard earned dollars. People will receive up to 100% interest on their money by laying in a supply of necessary Ladies' and Children's Wear, IVlen's Wear, Piece Goods and General Dry Goods. IT WILL PAY YOU TO DRIVE AS FAR AS 50 MILES TO ATTEND AS YOU WILL BE MORE'THAN REPAID At E TA TS on SATURDAY, MAY 4th, 9 a.m.