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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-10-10, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 19 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FILVE 11P :00 THANKSGIVING BAKING SALE f Thursday till next Next Wednesday OCTOBER 10 TO OCT. 16 PASTRY FLOUR 7 lb. bag 19c 24 lb. bag 57c Hillcrest Shortening, 1 db. prints .2 for 23c Superior Baking Powder 16 oz. 25c and one 2 oz, bottle Vanilla FREE SULTANA RAISINS, 3 Crown 2 lbs. 23c Golden Yellow Sugar 3 Tbs. 21c Aylmer 'Pie Cherries 2 tins 25c Happyvale Mincemeat, 2 Tip tin each 25c ICING SUGAR 2 lbs. 19c Aylmer Pumpkin, lame tin, ..... , per tin 10c BULK COCOA per lb 15c Magic Baking Soda. 8 oz. pkg.--5c; 16 oz. pkg. 10c Canada Cornstarch per pkg. 10c NEW CURRANTS per lb 140 Baker's Unsweetened Chocolate ',11 Th pkg. 25c Choice Pitted Dates per lb 18c Shredded Cocoanut, fine or long 1 - lb 13c Broken Shelled Walnuts A lb 10c Tea Bisk, med size pkg.-19c; l*ge pkg. 35c Swansdown Cake Flour per pkg. 25c Campbell's Tomato Juice, 20 oz. Aylmer Irish Stew, 15 oz tins 2 tins 17c per tin 15c Aylmer Tomato Catsup, 12 oz. bottle Per btl. 14c Plain or Iodized Salt, 2 lb. cartons 2 for 15c xau Ib, pkg, 15c per ]b. 15e Royal York Cheese Fresh Ginger Snaps c froa Chocolate Drop Candles K pkb.er lb, 10 c 19c 2 tins 15 McLaren's Jelly Powders, Assorted Champion Dog Food, 1s 2 pkg.1c9c Quaker Puffed Wheatc pkg. 15 Quaker Puffed Rice 1 per cr box lO27c Bungalow Chocolates (Club House Olives, 8 oz, Stuffed or 11 oz. Plain per btl. 25c St. Williams Raspberry or Strawberry Jam, large 2 lb, jar 29c PPalmolive soap Ross J. Sproat Miss N. rya PHONE 8 PHONE 77 a•paOal•mx111.M. Amman. Seaforth Monument Works Formerly 'W. E. Chapman NOW OPERATED BY CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE We invite inspection of our stock of Cemetery [Memorials SEARORTH — TUESDAYS SATURDAYS, or any time by appointment See Dr. Herburn—Phone 105. Phone -11--Exeter—,Box 1150. RADIO REPAIRING EVERY MAKE OF RADIO REPAIRED AND RESULTS GUARANTEED Several makes oe Radio Batteries. Several makes of Radios for sale All orders of $5 and over delivered free BERT McSPADDEN WINTHROP - Phone 834 r 24 Among those from this district who went to Woodstock camp on Wednesday for thirty days training were David Bolton, William Box, Ol- iver Pryce, Allan Campbell, Archie Smith, FIELD MEET Continued From Page One 100 yd. dash. Maxine Lawrence, TOWN TOPICS Mr. anti Mrs. 10! Webb of 'r+aronln Mr. and Mrs. Torts,, Of llillsdale, Mich.. Mr. and Mae George. Webb, of Detroit Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sattler anti Mrs. Wm. Sadler, Mr. Richard Sillery and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. James Hill all of Staffa, attended the funeral of Mrs, Wm. Morriecn last week. Mrs, John Pullman who underwent an operation is tpcovering nioelY• The many friends M Mr. George Hills Egmondville regret to learn lie has been quite ill Mrs. Brown and daughter, who have bean living with her mother. Mrs. Hart, on George street, moved their furniture to Stratford on Wed. nesday. Mr. and Mrs, Don Kerslake and niece, Ann Purdy, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mrs. Kerslake, who returned with them to spend the week in Toronto. Capt, and Mrs. Hodgins and Mr. and Mrs. Francis of Toronto and Miss Millie Johnston of Hamilton spent the week end with Mrs. L. T. De - Lacey. Misses Cresswell spent several days last week in Toronto. The annual Masonic service will be held in North Side United Church on Sunday evening, Oct. 13th, at 7 o'clock. The members will meet at the .lodge room at 6.30. Mr. Fred Zeigler of Dublin - visited Newts In Seaforth on Sunday. Mr. anti Mr's. Fred Eckert and Mr. and Mrs. C'ou Eckert visited friends in Dublin on Sunday, Mr. Aldie Eckert who Inas been in the R.C.A.F. at Brandon has been moved to Vancouver, B.C. He is on duty as guard. Miss Belle Smith receive(' 0 letter on Oetoher i from her nephew. Allan Smith. of Welland. who is with the R.C.E. in England, saying that when the Red Cross supplies were given ' out he received a sweaterthathap- pened to come from the Seaforth Red Cross. He is a son of .lir, Frank Smith, formerly of Seaforth. Mi and Mrs. Gordon Regele and daughter, of Sodbury, have beee vis - (ting this week with Mrs, D. Ile Bele and will return au Thursday. Ile, and Mrs. Thos. Ramis, Mr. and Mas. Guy Ryan and son Tommy, of Liman, visited at the home of Mr. and firs. Irvin Trewat'tha, Winthrop. Mrs. Dave McIntosh will live in Egmortdville with her mother, Mrs. Thos. Richardson, and Mr. and Mrs. John Wood will live on the farm on the Mill Road for the winter. Miss Lillian Wright, Reg, N., of Kitchener, spent last week with her 0000111 Mrs. Beverley Christie, Miss Anna Jack of Moorefield is at- tending Seaforth Collegiate this year She is staying with Mr. and Mrs. B. Christie. Mr. J. A. Wilson returned this week from Quebec, where he had been visiting his daughter. Jack Moore has received an inter' eating war souvenir, a pure of wing of a plane shot down In England, from his friend Pte. C. Wood now overseas. RECEIVES LETTER OF 1 THANKS FROM ENGLAND' 'Wee H. I. Graham has reeeived the following letter from Somewhere in England: 'September 11701, 1440. Dear M:ad- am,—I am writing -to 'thank the ladies of the Red Cross for the sweaters and socks received today through the com- Many stores. They mate a vers wel- emne addition to aur reemiarkit as the weather is getting' chilly over here. If all of the hogs do not 'write y.uu thanks, do not he discouraged'for I can .assure you that the comments Ibv them when 'they ,were 'handed out MRS. W. D, WILSON One of Tuekersmith's oldest resid- ents, Mrs, W. D. Wilson, passed away in her 91st year on Friday, October 4 Mrs, Wilson's death occurred at the home of her son, Mr. Lorne Wilson following an illness of two weeks Formerly Catherine Sheardown, she was bora near Toronto In King Town. ship, Where she lived until her roar. tinge about 57 years ago to 'William D, Wilson. Ile. and Mrs. Wilson mune to Huron County and resided at Auburn for '21 years before settling in T-uckersmith on Int 2M 000. S L,R.S.: where their son Lorne Wilson now resides. Mrs. Wilson lived through the pioneer days of the pro vimr and had aunty interesting stories of the early days and took pride hi her ability with the splinting wheel t;•hrt II she always kept. Sh' had it great fondness for children and wee a favorite of young and ole alike. She was a menrhor of Bruce. field United Church Surviving are two sons and five daughter'- \\ell ington Wilson, Detroit Lora \\'U; son, Tuekersmith; Mr. George Ha. Milton, Auburn; Mrs. William Chapmen, Mrs. A. G. Broadfoot. Mrs. A. C Routledge, Egnroudville, and ;11r5. Al- bert Pepper. Clinton, Also three adopted children, Capt. W. J. S. Knox of Windsor, at present overseas in England; Mrs. Robs. McClure, Wal- ton, and Mrs. George Dimwit. Wood ford, also 21 grandchildren and 18 great grandrhildreu. Mrs. Wilson was the last surviving member of her family. six brothers and a sister hav- ing predeceased her. A. private fuue ral was held oat Sunday afternoon at the residence of her son. Lorne \\31 son, Tuekersmith, Rev. H. E. Wright of Brumfield United Church nflleiat• ed. Interment took place in Baird's Cemetery. The pallbearers were six grandsons: Wilson Broadfoot, W'lIL Tam Pepper, Leslie Pepper. W. 1) Wilson. McKay Wilson and Thomas Hamilton (Goderlcl)). The flower hearers were Harold Jackson, Robert McGregor, Casey' Way, Chas. Murrell. Eclward McLeod and Robert McClure Attending the funeral from a distance were airs. \W J. S. Knox of Windsor. Mr. anti Mrs John Kellam anti Mr Harold Good fellow and his mother, Mrs. Adan Goodfellow and Misses Liilfe and Alice Cherry and Mrs. Hanley, all of Toronto; airs. James Bontinon and air•. and Mrs. John Dallas of Hensel]; Mrs- George Durant, of Woodford: Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Clark, Goderich Betty Smalldon; high jump, Betty !evert evidence of their appreciation, MISS MARGARET JACKSON Matthews, 'l3,etty Sma, don, Isabel Again thanking you on 'behalf of the 'McKellar; 715 yd. dash. ,Maxine Law- boys and myself. 1 am, yours sincere-' The funeral of the late ,Miss alar- rence, Pat ,B'eohely, Betty 'Sinalldon; ly, M4IS01 Coop. W. E. Mills, 2nd garet Lobel Jackson was held in St. ,baseball throw, Janie iM'ofbat,'Marjory Canadian Pioneer Batt., RCE, Base Thomas' Anglican Church, on Satur- Golding. Isobel 'McKellar; target Post Office, -Canada, day afternoon and was largely =end - throw. ,Marjory Golding, Teresa 'Mie- ed The service ,was conducted byIvor, ,Mary 'McKay; mooing 'broad BORNthe rector, Rev. Dr, Hurford and jump, Betty Smalidon, Isaibel M,cKe1- 4INIASTER — At Scott Memorial Rev. Canon Appleyard t\f Hamilton. lar and M'axme Lawrence ('tied) c The Hospital, Seaforth, on Saturday. doral tributes were numerous 'standing 'broad pump, 'Maxine Law- October 5th, to Dr. and Mrs. E. A anti beautiful. Interment took {place renes, Betty S'maltdon, Marguerite in McMaster (nee Pauline K1ddl. a Maitland Bank Cemetery. The son (Paul Arnold). pallbearer: were J. -M. McMillan, I•IICKNELL—In Scott Memorial Hos. J. (r, 'stollen Vo. 4. Finnigan, C. P. pital, on Thursday, Oct. 3rd, 1040.Sille. E. aC Boswell ani R E. 'Mac - to Mr, and Mrs. Peter T•Iicknell, of Kenzie. Among 'those ,from a dis- MCKtliop, a daughter (Agues ranee attending the funeral 'stere her Theresa). firuthere, Juds*e J. A. Jaeksan. Lenh- DOIG—In Scott Memorial Hospital Ihrt lite , Alta.; H. I\I Jackson, Toren- ou Monday, Oct. 7, 1940, to Mr. to 'Miss Betty Gardiner, Toronto: and Mrs. James Doig, Seaforth, a Canon ,and 'Mrs. E. -Appleyard and daughter. daughter, Miss Gertrude Appleyard, • i\' e,tcott; fiackettball ttlhrow. Isabel aleKellar, {Janie Moffat, 'Marjory Golding; relay race, Betty 'Matthews, Elizzalhetlt 'Lane. Isalbel ,MCKeila'r, Marjory 'O'Neill; Ilene :Braame, Mar- guerite Viestoott, Pat -'Bechely. Max- ine :Lawrence. Intermediate Girls' 'Champion, ,Max- ine Laiwrence; eunner op, •Betrty S malldon. Senior Girls' Events - 100 yd. dash, Hazel Wilson, 'ICanh- leen Holmes, Hazel Anderson; rune- iug broad 'jntrcn'p, Kathleen Holmes, ' Mary Duncan, '.Marian Shcater; stand - leg "broad jump, - Kathleen Ho -Ines, 'Marion Sclater, Edaia Eckert; 745 yd. dash, Kathleen Holmes, Hazel 'Wil- son, 'Marion Sclater; high jump, Ka- Lois - Harrison, Dorothy: Neisser: and .Me. and airs. Robert • alcEwen, 9hlcen f3kr1'mes, Evelyn Rivers i(,ncd• ' Beth !Campbell, Jacqueline 'O'Dell; Byron; ,\dr. and [Mr Ro,A Scott and aI4 ala rrl and \ rd Audrey G �• Mr i • t A •s c field Mary Dntucar Kathleen Ilahnres, 'Betty aI•atthew iii s Marks, f'ntt c (tied); ,hasketbvli throw, • Edna Eck bicyole race, Marjory Golding, Jac- R Stevens, Miss Betty Steven and tri, Baribara Best, ''helots Dnlnrage ,,,,,, ne O'Dell, r5eatrisa Sandford; slash. Clo.e Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert 'target throw, 'Lois 'Weight, 'Marion Flattering Styles All Wool Materials Quality Furs IN OUR NEW Women's ass 0 Go where you will you cannot find a finer show- ing of the smartest in Winter Coats. All wool boucle and novelty weave coatings in Black, Green, Brown and Wine, trimmed ill the newest fashion with lamb, Mink, squirrel, opos- sum and muskrat. You will be convinced if you give US a look. 17.50t IP 42.00 � � Special for the week ! Regular to $1..( DRESSES b.95 Regular to 8.95 Dresses, group- ed at one low price for the week -end only. Newest style crepe and alpine materials in wine, green, soldier blue and black.—Many have just arrived this week. Remember ! This price is good until Saturday night only, so burry—all sizes $6.95 NEW WOOLENS DRESSES Here's a new novelty dress in plains and $ 3 9 S stripes in a new wool finish material that • will be popular for winter. Smartly styled STLWART EROS. CROMARTY bliss Lila McCulloch attended teneliers' convention in London Friday last and spent the week with her friend bliss MeGoogan. Mr, and Mrs. Tont cost Sr. and Mr, and airs. Gordon Scott visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Scott at Brodhagen On Sunday. 3Ir; and airs. Andrew McLachlan spent Sunday Wits friends at Bruee deld. Mt•. Archie Hoggartit of Westere University spent the- week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Wallace ant family visited at the home of Mr. La verne Knott, CarinlSt0rd, Or. Sunday A pleasant time Was spent at the home of Ilii. Joseph Speare on Mon day evening when some sixty Mende and neighbors gathered at his home to honor his daughter Mrs. Harold Petltdck, who was recently married- with arried with a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Ward Allen of Edmonton is visiting her brother Mr. Alex Me, the our end and Mrs. Earl J. tlackson, of Hami l Laren. Francis -Elgie. ' nal 'judge J 'Killoran, Stratford: pr. and Mrs, 1•Iurford. Mrs. Deem 'Senior 'Clhamplon, Kathleen Hahne% ,Mee William Prendergast and dau,.h- air, Geo, MeC (x1111 Mr, and ribs. \V runner up, Hazel IWilson. • ' ter, \lis, \\'lnnifred Prendergaet. R. Archibald. 81i's. Moore, airs. Earle Novelty Events— 'Miss ,Walker, 'Mrs R-nroh, 'airs. Jas. Mise Holmes and Mrs. Leyhurne at Potato race, (Maxine Lawrence, Jac- . \\ aunwright, Miss Wainwright, - Earl tended the Woman's Auxiliary ane. venue 'O'Dell, Winnifred Russell; ,Wainwright and 'Mrs. Kennedy. alt Deeenery meeting at 801dwich or peanut race, Id. Westcort, W. ,Ruses'', of London 51(0, C. Seaihroke, hom" 1 Wednesday.Dorothy. Gallop; three -::legged race, Iona; \1r, and alts David \I1Ew�en 'wheelbarrow rake, Betty ,Matthews; Stead alt,se, ,Grate and R'O,re \taie Lawson, Hazel Anderson; Ihaswball throw, Thelma ,Dolmage, Hazel' Wil It T'Taimes, W Dorothy 15uisser, kYi. Stead, Kitchener; Mrs. Cole Donald son, ,Lois Wn"rgghib seta race, Haze' estoo'tt; 'Jacq'weline O Dell, P. 'wait- 'Golgi Mrs. IMcGrastie 'Mr, and Mrs. y thews; 'book race, Winifred Russel, D 'O. 'Johnstone, Toronto; 114n, and Betty }Matthews, Lois Hammon, Wilson, {Marian Salate•r, Ban era Best, Hazel 'Anderson; T'he'lma Dol•matge, Gladys Earle;' Kathleen Holmes, FOR SALE One 1940 Delux Sedan, with a factory guarantee for 100,000 miles. One 1938 Willys Coupe—just the car for a business marc, or a farmer. Large trunk space will hold 10 bags chop, cream can, egg crates, etc. This coupe is a beauty and fully guaranteed. Don't buy till you have driven these cars, One 3 year old Percheron Filly, broken and right, 50 cords Mixed Wood, for furnace or stove, One Underwood Typewriter, suitable for student's work. One Gilson. Electric Demonstrator Washer at rte price. SITE J. E. HUGILL & SONS AGENTS Phone 34 - 616. R.R. 2, Seaforth P.S.—Get particulars on our 1941 Willys Overland Cars now SODALITY DANC IN THE PARISH HALL Dublin MONDAY, OCT, 14 St. Columban C, W. L. DANCE FRIDAY, OCT. 11 Adam Brock Orchestra LUNCH Admission 35c ?Mrs. IW. O. Jackson, Mr. and ;Mrs. ,Munn, ;Mrs. Tudor J:adleson, Ripley; Mr. and }Mes. Harold Smith, 'M'r. and -Mrs. T. T. Thompson, Miss Vera Snaith and (Miss Isdbal 'Willson, •Chatham !Mies Jack eon'e, death occurred after a few 'weeks' illness eaely Thursday 'morning, 'October 300. 'Margaret Isa- Ibel iJacikson was the only ,daughter of th•e late Mr. anel 'Mrs. IGeodige Tack - eon and she was 'both in Egmancivi'lle 'where she resided all her'li'fe with the exception of some seasons spent an -Ca iforn,ia and at the home ,of her 'heather, Judge iJ<ac'kson, in'Lethlbridge, Alberta. Miss -!Jackson 'was well komen an'cl mach admired by a wide circle cd 'Friends. She was a lifelong member acrd tgeneraus suipportev sof Sit. Thomas' Anglican 'C'hurch, S -ea - 'forth. S -um i'e^intg are five Ibrathers, George A. (Jackson, E'gmondv,ille; , M. Jackson, Toronto; Judge lj, A. eladkson, Lethlbeidgc A'l;berte; Robert E. JndWson, S,eafertlh; and Thomas Jadkson, ,Egrmonlseille. Want and For Sale Ms, 1 'week 25c 1 Anniversary Brucefiel.d United Church SUNDAY, OCT. 20 At 11- a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. Arthur Sinclair Will be the Guest Minister for the day. Special Music by the Choir. Hot Fowl Supper THURS., OCT. 24 Supper served from 5;:10 on—We have nearly doubled our table capacity for this year to eliminate delay. We had so much -favorable Comment on our Pictures last year that we are again Showing a Picture of National Interest with the added feature of sound Effects at no extra charge. EVERYBODY WELCOME ADMISSION: Adults 50c,Children 25c gassameeemeataseesseesegageguanameM CLEARIN6SILE 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 1 !Walking Plow 4.00 2 McCormick -peering Cultivators.. Your Choice - 40,00 1 Electric Washer 12,00 1 Electric' Range 1 Gasoline Stove - 40,00 12.00 1 Nearly New Rangette 20.00 I 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 ib. sdales 15:00 1 Massey Harris Cutting Box 15.00 SPECIAL OFFER OIN- PAINTS ALL THIS WEEI8 JOHN BACH MAiN STREET, SEAFORTH Dealer for l,H,C. Machines & Repair Parts Murphy Paints Electrical Supplies & Appliances