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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-10-03, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1940 fiPE STO TOPS IN VALUES - OCTOBER 3 TO OCT. 9 TIIE SEAFORTH NEWS NIBLETS CORN, 14 oz. tins 2 tins 21c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, 1 1b. tins per tin 45c ST. WILLIAMS ORANGE & GRAiPEFRUIT MARMALADE, 2 Ib. per jar 23c OOWAWS 'PERFECTION COCOA, 1/2 Ib. tin -16c; 1 ib. tin 27c 3 STAR Peanut Butter, large 24 oz per jar 23c CAMPBELL'S NEW PACK TOMATO SOUP 2 tins 17c Crunchie Sweet Mixed Pickles, large 27oz, per jar 25c Old English Floor Wax 1 ib. tin per tin 53c Old English No Rub Polish. pint tins per pt. 49c Shirrif's Fancy Free Desserts 3 pkges. 25c Pearl Soap 6 bars 25c Comfort Soap Deal, 4 bars and 2 glass Tumblers All for 23c McLaren's Jelly Powders, Assorted Flavors 5 for 25c Maple Leaf Salmon. xse tins - 23c; large tin 42c Blue Boy Coffee 1 lb, bag per bag 35c Royal York Cheese ,ss per pkge, 15c Icing Sugar Texas Golden Grapefruit Juice Unsweetened 20 oz. tins Tiger Catsup, 26oz. bottle Habitant Pea Soup Large tin Habitant Pea Soup 15oz. tin Hillcrest Toilet Tissue large rolls Readicut Macaroni Blue Boy Broken Pekoe Tea Royal York Orange Pekoe Tea Chocolate Mallow Biscuts French's Mustard 6?oz. Marshmallows Fresh Newport Fluffs 13oz. Choice Blue Rose Rice Quaker Cornflakes Acroxon Fly Coils 2 lbs. 19c 2 tins 25c each 18c per tin 11c 2 tins 15c 3 rolls 25c per lb, 05c IA Ib, 32c Vs lb. 37c per lb. 17c per jar 10c per lb. 15c per pkge. 25c 2lbs. 17c 2 pkges. 15c 2 for 05c Aumme Pickling and Preserving Needs XXX Pure Cider & Spirit Vinegars per gal. 31W Crown Fruit. Jars, small size per doz. 99c per doz. 1,14 Each �ACl 14c Crown Fruit Jars, medium size . x Pa10 �ti a„ 1 lb prints Heavy Rubber Rings Heavy Zinc. Rings Glass Jar Tops Certo Certo. Crystals 2 doz, 13c Per doz. 25c per doz. 25c per btl. 25c 2 pkg. 25c Ross J. Sproat Miss N., Pryce PHONE 8 PHONE 77 Seaforth Monument Works Formerly W. E. Chapman NOW OPERATED BY CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE We invite inspection of our stock of Cemetery Memorials SEAFORTH - TUESDAYS '& SATURiDAtYS, or any time by appointment See Dr. Hatrburn-Phone 105. Phone 41 -Exeter -Box 1150. RADIO REPAIRING EVERY MAKE OF RADIO REPAIRED AND RESULTS GUARANTEED Several makes of Radio Batteries. Several makes of Radios for sale All orders of $6 and over delivered free BERT McSPADDEN WINTHROP Phone 834 r 24 W. T. Pember Stores Ltd. 129 YONGE ST., TORONTO Announce visit of J. B. KNIGHT To demonstrate Hair Goods for both Ladies and Gentlemen Also to give advice on all Scalp Ailments and the use of Inecto Rapid and Inec-Tint Phone Hotel for an Appointment Commercial. Hotel, Seaforth On Wednesday, Oct. 9th VA R NA Taylor-Hohner- .A pretty autumn 'wedding was solemnized at ten o'clock Friday morning at the United church manse, Bayfield. when Bertha Mae. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hollister, Varna, Ont., became the (bride of Harvey 'William Taylor, son of Mr. (William Taylor, Varna, and the late {Mrs. Taylor, Rev. H. Currie, pastor of St. Andrew's United church, of- ficiated The bride ;was ;becomingly at- tired in a dress of queen's Iblue alpaca sheer. 'Mies Willa (Jervis. Clinton, was ;bridesmaid, wearing a dress of tbiaok atin ;with ,matching accessories. Ro- bert D. Taylor, Varna, (brother of rhe bridegroom was chest man and Mur- ray 1-I'dhner, +brother of the (bride .was also an atttendant. After the ceremony the wedding party repaired to the home of the ,br'ide's parents .Where a wedding dinner was served. The 'bride's table, centred with a.u.tuth,i flowers. The bride's another nwore a dress of cream crepe with corsage of Talisman roses. The bridegroom's gift to the ;bridesmaid was a ,00mpact and to the (hest man a (bill fold.. Mr. and ;Mrs. 'Taylor left on a thoneynloon in ,Detroit, rhe 'bride '¢raveling in a. navy 'blue fires.. with accessories to orated; They mill reside on the bride- groom's 'farm, Varna. On Friday evening the members of the Cheerio Club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Reid and presented their daughter Jean with a beautiful dresser lamp. 14T1'. Stewart Beattie read the address and. the Misses Lillian Elliott and Julene Stephenson made the presentation, after which the club members and their friends motored to Kippen and danced to Clayton Steeper's orchestra. Mrs, Webster, Mrs. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, G. Connell. The Varna Red Cross Society will pack a box of winter clothing for the needy in England, on Wednesday aft ernoon, Oct.. 9111. If there are any m the district, who would like to con- tribute to this worthy cause, will they kindly bring or send their donations to this meeting. The Red Cross Society will meet tor work, every Wednesday afternoon for the fall season. BORN • HILLEBRECHT-To Scott Memorial Hospital, on Saturday. Sept, 28, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Hille- breeht, Mitchell R.R.4, a son. Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Tontllinson and da.ulghters, Lucy Anne and [Mari- on, of London, spent a 'few ;days in town, TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. ,less Wheeler ;,f Bel. grave spent Sunday with Mr. anis Mrs. A. L, Porteous. Mrs. N. Deshorough, R.N., and her daughter, from Dearborn, Michigan, paid a short visit to her parents, Mr, and Mrs, C. Eckert, on Friday even- ing, anti returned to resume her dut- ies on Saturday. Mrs. Phoebe Booth. has returned from Woodstock, where she visited her niece, Mrs. J. M. Wyland, and Miss Minnie -McDonald, Mr, Gordon Carnochan, of Detroit, visited here on Saturday morning. His grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Cole- man, returned with him to Eloise, Michigan, to attend the wedding of her grandson. Mrs, C, Finkbeiner is holding an auction sale of household effects on Saturday, October 5th. Mies Jean McKinnon, of Toronto, formerly of Seaforth, on the staff of the Bank of Montreal, is the guest of Mrs. Jack Holland, for a week. Mr. Hiles Carter, of Forest Hills school staff, Toronto, is attending the funeral of his grandfather, Mr. W, Hiles. Miss Margaret Jackson, who has been seriously ill for some weeks was quite low on Wednesday, her many friends were sorry to know. Miss Margaret Grieve, - Dresden. and Miss Bessie Grieve, Chatham, spent the week end with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Grieve, Mr, Alistair Wigg leaves ou Friday fot'-Toronto to conimence training in the R.C,A.F. (Hisses Ida and Eva Love, Tomato spent tate week end with their tother. Mrs. John Love. i1-Iiss Iiia dills of Toronto spent the week end with her parents, 91r. and Mrs Geoege Hill Mrs, L. T DeLatey attended the Funeral in Toronto of Alt.. Ida (Minty who frequently visited h,o' in past tnIl11tllers- The Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of First Presbyterian t'hureh head a sneer :fns afternoon tea and sale on Tn. sday, proceeds amounting in 850. Aircraftsman W. 1', Sutherland of Trenton spent the week end at his 'tonne. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Sloane, Toronto. spent the week owl With Mss. M, Sloane. Mr, Jim Scott spent a few days in Toronto; - - Mrs. Harry Bolton moved to Guelph on Monday where she former. ly lived. Mr. Bolton, who was em- ployed with the P,U.C„ is now over - 5 85. Mrs. J. J. .Burns has returned home after spending two weeks nursing at the home di 'lir. George '\Vason, in Cafnton, Mrs. James Anderson who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Me Gonigle for two weeks after visiting her brother, Mr. John Sproat, Strat- ford returns on Thursday to her home at Brussels. - Mrs. E. hole and Laura end Vera and Mrs. David Mole and son Max- well spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Millson at Ingersoll. Mr. and 91rs. David Mole and 5011 Maxwell oe Rochester, N.Y.. returned on Monday after spending a few days with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mole and family. STANLEY Mr. and 11Its. George Campbell and Mrs. Madge were at Goderic•it on Saturday attending the Eider -Turner wedding. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Barber and farm fly of St. Marys visited with relatives on the Blue Water and Bronson on Sunday, Mrs. J. M. C. Tough who spent the summer at Hyde Park, returned with them and is at her hone in Bayfield again, Randolph Summit of London spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Westlake. Mrs. J. A. Carrie has returned house again after visiting with her sister, Mrs. G. 5. Howard, Exeter. Elder-Turner- Tite altar and chancel of St. George's Church, Goderich, were dec- orated with autumn flowers for an in- teresting ;wedding on Saturday morn- ing, when Gertrude Madge, only daughter of Reeve R. E. Turner, and Mrs. Turner. of 'Godderich..was united in .marriage to Jdhn W. Elder, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. 'James Elder, of Strat- ford Rev. A. C. Calder, rector of the church yfMciated. The wedding music was .played Iby A. IW. Anderson. Giv- en in marriage by .her father, the 'bride wore a dress of royal blue crepe, navy hat and matching acces- sories, with :pearl 'grey coat. She car- ried a bouquet sof talisman roses. The ;bridesmaid, 'Miss Lillian Elder, Reg. \.. of Toronto, sister df the .bride- .trooiu. 'was ;gowned in dusky .rose crepe. Her 'flowers were :golden chry- santhemums. Roy R, Turner, 'brother of the bride, attended the bridegroom. The wedding 'breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents, Ei- ght avenue. Goderich. Mfrs. Turner, ,gowned in navy sheer crepe, 'with corsage .of ;pink roses, and navy drat, received the guests, assisted. by Uhe bridegroom's mother, Mrs. 'James Elder. wearing navy blue crepe and matching .accessories. Among the for- ty guests present from •Goderich, Stanley Tacvnship. and Port Elgin, were ',Mrs,. ,Mary Madge Of Stanley Township„ who is in ;her nth year. Rdbert Turner, Of Bort Elgin, .grand - 'father of tilr.e ;bride, in this 90th year, and ;Mrs. 'Martha Newcombe of Giod- erich, her maternal igrandenother, in her Wird year, were also honored DANCE TO MAC McCUTCHEON And His Orchestra at Kippen FRIDAY, OCT. 4 GENERAL ADMISSION, 50 CTS. C. Watson,- Manager PAGE FIVE Ne rivals READY - TO - WEAR We've had big showings before but never anything to equal this one. Smart, stylish English worsted and serge suits, in the popular greens, airforce blue, and many more staple shades. - Of course, they're styled in the season's most popular styles, includng drapes, lounge models, and smart standard models. Trousers are double pleated fronts, many with zipper fasteners. They're all new, and they're priced exceedingly low. You must come in and see this swell line-up. 20.00 223° 24.50 Extra Trousers at $5.(10 Special %31Itmore The Master Nat of Canada all its for The brims are wider. The colors are totally different and despite the advance in all raw materials, the price is exactly the salve as last season. Size from ti'. to 7,1.:;. Choose yours while the stock is complete. $2.95 TO $3.95 MEN'S FINE HOSE We've been able to make a special purchase of fine wool mixture - Hose at a handsome saving. The patterns are extra good, and every shade is represented. Size from 10 to 12 in lot. Special. 50c SEE OUR BIG RANGE ARROW AND FORSYTH FALL SHIRTS Excellent quality - fast color broadcloths in new fall patterns and colors All Shirts have fused collars, and are guarant- eed for color and against shrinking. Sizes 14 to 17. OF FALL TOPCOAT S AT 15.95 up IVI'S STEWART BROS., SEAT 'ORTH 'guests. Later Mr. and 1Lrs. 'Elder left for Toronto and Niagara Falls. On their return 'they will reside in Stratford. KIPPEN Miss Beatrice Cooper spent a few days in London last week visiting with Mrs. J. E, Stackhouse. ?dlr. and Mrs. Earle Sproat sport a day in London recently. Mr. Archie McDougall had the mis fortune to have part of a finger tak- en off while assisting at a threshing, Miss Mabel Whiteman and Mia. Robt. Dinsdale were in London last Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Verner Met lymont and family of Detroit visited over the week end with Mr. and Mr. Jas 1'i cClymout. Mr. and Mrs. Webster McNaughtor of Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McNaughton of London spent the week end with their parents. Mr. ant Mrs. John McNaughton. Miss Hazel Smillie of Atwood :inert the week end at the home of 1»'' par ents, Mr. and Mrs. James rtillie. With better weather prevailing the farmers are busy harvesting the bean crop, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fuss and family visited un Sunday with Mr. and blrs. Jelin Cochrane, 14Ir, William Whitcontbe of Inger- soll spent the week end with his grandfather, Mr. 88, Moore. - Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt visited relat- ives fn Seaforth on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J Horner, Shirley Ind Bobbie of Ridgeway. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mote of Crediton spent Sunday witth Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Homes. Miss Doris Alexander Of Loddon spent the week and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, Alexander. Misses Thecla and Ruth Watson of Clinton spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Watson. Mrs, Andrew Bell is visiting her daughter Mrs..5.; Stackhouse, of Lon - den. Mr. John 0, Doig, L,L.A., of De- troit, accompanied by his mother and sister Miss Janet, visited with relat- ives In Howlett on Sunday. Mrs. Luc Fax of Roblin, Manitoba. and Mrs, Fred- Hern, of-Bengoueh. Sask., accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams, of Exeter, were the guests of Mrs. 1.. J. Doig and Miss Janet during the week. The anniversary services at St. Andrew's Church will be held on Sunday', Ocober 20th. The guest speaker at both services will be the Rev. Harold Currie of Bayfield. OODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr, Thomas Boyd spent the week end at Arva and London. Mrs, M. H. Loudon spent the past week visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs, Peter Creek in Toronto. Friday evening of last week the congregation of G.U.C. gathered at CLEARIN6 SALE We offer you the following Used Machines, with money back guarantee if not satisfied. 1 seven -foot Massey -Harris binder $90.00 1 Sulky Plow 25.00 4.00 2 McCormick -Deering Cultivators.. Your choice 40.00 1 Electric Washer 12.00 1 Electric Range 40.00 1 Gasoline Stove 12.00 1 Nearly New Rangetee 20.00 1 Massey -Harris Manure Spreader, with auto steer ... 40.00 1 Massey -Harris rake 25.00 1 Cockshutt Gang Plow 10.00 1 McCormick -Deering Tractor Plow 80.00 1 2000 lb. scales 15.00 1 Massey Harris Cutting Box 15.00 SPECIAL OFFER ON PAINTS ALL THI5 WEEK 1 (Walking Plow JOHN BACH MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH Dealer for I.H.C. Machines & Repair Parts Murphy Paints Electrical Supplies & Appliances the ]mete of l4Ir. and Mrs. Ray cox; newlyweds. to wish them health and luippiness as they journey thsettgh life. During the evening Mr. and Mrs. Cox. were presented with a love- ly pair of chairs. 14A'. and ales. s. t'ox fittingly thanked the members of the congregation and invited them to visit theist in the near future. Wedding bells will soon .be ringing on the 4th con. Mrs. George Hopson visited rolat- Ives in Toronto over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. William Westlake spent Sunday at the home of Air. and :lira. Charlie. Connor of Arva. Mr. Sam Mc•tilwain starts to drive the mail routs' formerly driven by Benson Feegan air October 1st. Margaret BoyS and Bill Me llwain of S.S. No. 8, won second and third at Holmesville on Friday night. We hope for more successes for these young speakers. - ,.®,® M.1.701,MfMVX, Lists Must lose As the subscription list for the stock of the Huron County Flying Training School must close within the next few days, all who are in a position to take any part in this investment are urged to see one of those named below: SEAFORTH-Reeve J. H. Scott, M. A. Reid, H. E. Smith. TUCKERSMITH-Reeve S. H. Whitmore, Edwin P. Chesney, W. R. Archibald, McIOLLOP-Reeve R. N. Dorrance. HIe7NSALL-Reeve R. D. Shaddick.