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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1941-05-29, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1941 ry rl : i` tr ilipit S sTOIs . Superior Prices — May 29 to June 4 BEST QUALITY Granulated SUGA'" 10 lbs.. 75c Helmet Corned Beef per tin '16c Quaker Puffed Wheat per pkg. 6c Libby's Pork & Beans 2 20 -oz. tins 17c Nabob Coffee, with 25c bottle Nabob Flavoring FREE 1 lb. tin 51.c LYNN VALLEY Dessert Pears ..2 15 -oz. tins .19 McCormick's Chocolate Mallow Biscuits McCormick's Marshmallow )Fruit Blossom Aylmer Infant's Food Biscuits per Ib. 19c per lb. 19c 3 tins 23c Aylmer Chopped Food for Juniors 2 tins 19c Libby's Prepared( Mustard 6 oz. jar LOc Libby's Spaghetti, Cooked 2-15 oz. tins 19c "Wick" an All Pork product 12 oz. tin 29c Plain or Iodized Salt 2 large pkge, 15e Magic White Bleach 3 bottles 25c Moody's Chloride of Lime per pkge. 15c "It" White Shoe Cleaner per bottle 15c Lynn Valley Apricots 2-15 oz. tins 29c per bottle 15c Van Camp's Tomato Juice 2-20 oz. tins 19c Kellogg's All Wheat 2 pkgs.... 25c and one enamelled glass 09c Black Cat Window Cleaner Cup and Saucer for "Chief" 4 String Brooms "Star" 5 String Brooms, McLaren's Quick Tapioca Texas Golden Grapefruit Juice 6A60 TM gRkA0E.DI$eOLVINl CLEANER 2 CANS 29 Flower, Veg. Plants, Seeds; Fresh Veg.; Fresh Fruits, Or anges, Lemons, Grapefruit. Alt Superior Value each 29c each 49e per pkge. 10c 2-20 oz, tins 23c BABBITT'S CLEANSER 3 tins 14c Rub less! Scrub Tess? itiNeRAPAIMAMPAPOVIN oss J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE 8 PHONE 77 THE SEi';9 TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs George Thorne and family repent the week and at Dwelt Sound and Colliagwood. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moore enter- tained a few Meads on Saturday night on occasion of their 25th wed- ding auniversary. Guests were pres- ent from Toronto, Lindsay Strat- lord, Egmondville and Seaforth Mr. George Mowbray, of town has bought Mr. H G. Meir's house on North Main St. Mr. Meir is moving to the residence he recently purch- ased from Miss Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Dryden and Karen of Oshawa were guests of Mrs. Dryden's mother, Mrs, R. S. Evans, Dr, F. Harburn lett tor Carberry, Manitoba, on Sunday, to visit his brother, Mr. Matthew Harburn. who Is very Low. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hildebrand spent Sunday in Zurich at the Del - chert reunion. Friends were present from Detroit, Kitchener, Dashwood, Seaforth, Bayfield, Toronto and Wat- erloo, Miss Florence McNaughton of Brussels left on Monday for the West to spend three months, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carter of town. She was accompanied by Mrs, Thos. Pierce of Brussels. Mr. Stanley Dorrance spent the week end at Ottawa. Mrs. Mae Dorrance spent the week end at Oshawa, visiting her son Jack who is in Oshawa hospital as the re- sult of injuries to his foot. Mr, Donald McGregor of Daysland, Alberta, airplane inspector of Tor- onto, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Appleby. Mrs. Jennie Knox of Harlock spent the week end with her daugh- ter Mrs. Thos. Appleby. The many friends of Mr. Joseph Burns are sorry to learn that he 10 seriously 111 with scarlet fever. Dir. and Mrs. Ray Grummets and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grummett and sell Robert, and Mr. J, Grummett,. alt of Dundalk, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grummett. Mrs. N. Huffman, Frank' an,] Paul - line. of t1'oodstoe r, spentthe holi- day at the home of Mr. anti etre. Chester Henden son in if<Killop Dire. Sam Smith has returned t,n her home alter spendhtg foul' months with her sons in Toronto. Mr. and Nye.Daallon Smith and Mr. Norman Smith. all of Toronto. spout the week and with their meteor, Mrs. Sam Smith Miss Roselle Butes has returned home after spending the week end with friend in London. Mrs, John Burns spent the week enil in Toronto, accompanied by her ,ion -in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Tomlinson, of London. Miss •Onalee Moore is spending a weeks' holiday with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs, H, French in Toronto. Misses Lenore Edler and Fero Dunlop of Toronto spent the holiday at their hones. Mr. Robert McCartney of the Can- adian Postal Corps, Ottawa. Is home an a 17 day leave. Mr. Fred Eckert spent the Queen's birthday on a tour farm inspection in Elora Township. Miss Bessie Eckert, who is on the teaching staff in Brant Tp., spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eckert. Mr. Aldie Eckert, R. C. A. F, at. Trenton, spent Sunday with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Eckert. Miss Mae Sullivan of Galt spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. 2, J. Cleary. Miss Leola Nott, Mr, Stuart Mande and Miss Alice Anderson, all of Guelph, spent the Holiday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. 'Nott. Mr. Ted Scott spent a day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Scott, enroute to Newfoundland where he has been transferred from Northern Ontario by the construction. firm he is employed with. Mrs. Scott is re- maining here. McKinley's CHICKS Government Approved, Pulloruirn - tested Stock Call 97 r 11, Hensel, for, good chicks for 1941. Hatchery is located 4 utiles north of Zurich. J. E. McKINLEY, Zurich, Ont. M COUNTY WEED MEETING AT CLINTON ON JUNE 5 A weed meeting open to ail inter- ested and especially the Weed In- spectors, Township Road Superinten- dents, township Reeves and Deputy Reeves, the County Engineer and School Inspectors, has been arranged for Thursday, June 5th at 2 p.m., to be held in the Agricultural Board Room, Clinton. Dr. W. J. .Stephen, Toronto, will discuss the; administration of the Weed Control Act; the eradication of weeds and brush by means of cbeml- cals, and will also demonstrate spray- ing with a power sprayer for efficient weed killing. Mr. Jas. Laughland, Guelph, will take up effective and economical weed control..measures during .war- time. Interested persons are invited to attend this weed meeting. Victory Loan Sunday Sunday, lone • Sth, has 'been set as- ide +by •churches ,of alt denominations throughout t5anada as A'Vicltory Loan Stnidey." It is to be an outstanding day .of worship, a day 'when hundreds ,of thousands of persons, representing all races, weeds, and religious (beliefs wil'1 halve the 'opportunity of re -dedic- ating themselves to the service .of rGod and the Empire. 'There will the Special, prayers ,for success of the war effort and 'Victory 'Loan. Church ip:erades for a large number of ,miiitary units and trodpinlg ,of the oolours are, Ibeimg arranged 'Veterans of tube east war, boy scants, qui guides and members sof the ,various women's auxiliary 'violienteee :corps wbbi also parade. All churches ,will ,be approp- riately doecorated'with 'flags, Special Ihyuims have (been suggesoted ,for the services, such as, "Oatward 'Christian Soldiers" and "Stand 'Up, Stand Up for tJesus". One clergyman has suggested the hymn '(Lead on, 0 King Etennal" which can be sting to the rune of "There'll Always Be An England". Plans are going tforward for ;partic- ipation of :local churches in "Victory Loan Sunday". 'Expectations are that all local clergymen will preach special sermons. VARNA Mr. Heckendora of Zurich will ad- dress the young people of Varna United Church ou Sunday, June 1st, at 7.30 p.m. The young people will furnish the music. Holiday visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seeley or Dentleld; Mr. and Mrs. Warder and baby or London, Mr. and Mrs. W. Austin and daughter or Seaforth at the home of Mrs. Austin. Miss Beatty and little. Billy Lay- thant of London with the former's mother, Mre. Beatty; Mr. and Mrs. Argo and little son of Toronto at the home of the la.tter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. McConnell; Mr. C. Adams, son and daughter of Detroit as guests Weekes.atthe home homofMrs. uncle, 1 Mr. Frank L. Beatty. Mrs. MCAsbi of Brucefleld at the home of her son, Mr. J. T. Meesh. Mr. C. C. Pilgritn has returned after spending a week with relatives. An Interesting event took place Saturday when the school children in honor. of Master Johnny McCon nell's birthdaymet at She home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. MoConnell, when at the close of the day fireworks was much enjoyed by the kiddies sponsored by Mr.. Argo, ;of Toronto. Bring along your salvage, all kinds of rags, .old rubbers and rubber goods of any kind, ,eyeu .iubber„t•ings,,. cgrks, all kinds, of metal, gramophone needles, paper, old silk and in fact almost anything that may be . used. Please tie -paper and' magazine iii bundles, not in rolls. Don't forget marrow bones are used in the mann- facture of glycerine. TH NEWS 4 tOb- 11/4, .itir.,v_ .. ..... I•%'� • ,,,, *Jig,. r,\.„,r, 4,,,,.,„.,,,,„ A,„_. PAGE FIVE 111 a II Main rlas e �►rdred 5,400,000 dozen of Eggs 180,000 CASES FRESH EGGS For Prompt Shipment YOUR HENS MUST BE (SEPT LAYING Which Means 1. GOOD MANAGEMENT 2. GOOD FEED oic*teria Layin WILL FILL THE BILL FOR HEALTHIER BIRDS STEADY EGG PRODUCTION ash SOLD SY SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM, SEAFORTH iSMANUFACTURED BY Ea S. WATT & SONS Palmerston BRUCEf ELD The United Farm Wotnett held their meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. McQueen on Wednesday, May 21st. The president opened the meeting by singing "rhe Maple Leaf Forever." followed by the creed. Minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted. roll call was answered with "handy hints" After the b.l$ines-. current events. were given by Mete Mark,: and Met. MIc- Queen. The tope, "Domesth' eleon- oniy," was well given by. Mrs. W. Douglas. Mrs. A. Hruhanatt had charge of the questions on federal union, 17isen suit folt ow ed. The next meeting will be held ,i; Thu day. Jute 5. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Evi" when the Lake (Tilt font Grand Bend will have charge of the programme. All menders are ex- peete.i to attend. Mrs, O. Anti. -thou of 'Winehanl will be the guest speaker. Mrs. J. Snider had sltarg,r 05 the social programme and con- ducted a quizx which all enjoyed. After the closing song, lunch was served by hostess and. friends. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. John McCowan and family In the death of Dir. McCowan, which occur- red in Clinton hospital early Satur- day morning, Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Neale and family of Glencoe spent the 24th with Mrs. Neale's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. StackitOuse. HARLOCK Friday of last week Mr,- Donald McGregor, son of Mr. Wallace Mc- Gregor, of Daysland, Alberta, arriv- in Seaforth to spend the week end holiday with his aunts, uncles and cousins. The former is an inspector of aeroplanes and expects to be in Toronto for 4 months. On Saturday morning Mrs, Ernest Knox and baby, Ml's. Jennie Knox and Mr. Donald McGregor called on Mt'. and Mrs. Graydon Neil near Summerhill and had dinner a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- Gregor. Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ward Knox and Ronnie, Mrs, Jennie Knox and nephew Mr. Donald Mc- Gregor motored to Walkerton to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McGregor. Sunday morning Mr. Frank Mc- Gregor's and Mr. Donald McGregor motored to the air port at Port Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Knox and baby, Mrs. Jennie Knox and Mr. Donald McGregor spent Sunday. Por dinner and supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Appleby. • Mts, Jennie Knox arrived home Tuesday, having stayed Sunday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. and Mr. Thomas Appleby to be present at the presentation party to be held there' Monday night fbr Miss Pearl Coleman. DANCE Rendezvous On The Lake BAYFIELD Both Modern and 01d Time EVERY TUESDAY ,with Roy McKenzie and his Orchestra Gen. Admission 35c, TUESDAY,0'JUNE 3RD CASA ROYALS—Hotel London Hit Dance Band -Gen. Admission 35c. SATURDAY, MAY 31ST C. Watson, Manager erected delegates to the annual con- vention at Exeter. The roll call was answered in full, it being an old house furnishing or implement not in use today. A quartette consisting or Mrs. C. Stoneman. Mae C. Eyre. Mrs. G. Slavin anti Mrs. William i.ole, • rendered two tine s lemons. Miss M. McKay gave the h _tny .of -tired' farm Mrs. F. Kling of Seaforth also rendered. two flue selections. A skit entitled, "An 01d-Fnshinned Quitting bis " was green by Mrs. 11. timp.sou. Mrs. Glen MRI.e t i Mr-. H. Caldwell. bite W. \t yenta i and Laura Tr,aneer. The meeting t l,. e't with the Lord's rosy and a social halt hour was •p0117. The regular monthly to rt the Kippen East W.1, Will he. it,id at Mrs. R. Simpson's t Friday. i zt its it Ga -. p alb- is11 be :ors, 1y b t 1'n. n 't •t iii s .. or Cauatlit: Auiliore. It .thin rev overseas is ! • - will he gratefully a, cowed. Regular w,. coos_;•.11, t wi,; be talent. STANLEY Death of John McCowan. - The inno.,11 n 1i t y.r,,.t death .,tour .,i ,•n ,.i ';int.,n hospital, w4- R.'Ili incu family t't• i t6 t t. tri voitcession, aitcr7 Mr t\tet:,,wui sa• in fe4Ct yc,tr and lia'l hien x tif eteniev t.cw n:hip, a- herr, ha els. t ,, n in 1 let,ti,rr, ttir , Highland Sco...ch ,lareut , the 1 John hie.- tvtut and elary r M h,uttldi 11r- t,,v,a t. He received his education is the famous Baird'- school iu Stnnitly and followed tite occupation of farm- ing. On the lath of May. 190?, Ire married- Elia lel ci rt it eldest dtiu- t;ltter of lingh \let ,e4,,r, who sur- vives bins, Other survivors are three eons, 'John, Frank, and Kenneth, all. in Stanley tw'n daughters t'trrteei. (Mrs. James l tucetield;- tl;dnai, Mrs. Albert i), Hatt, Sesta- vele, -Ontario, anti tin'ee grandchild- ren; a brother. Dune in. eras Sea- KIPPEN Large congregation: greeted the visiting ministers at St. Andrew's Church, Kippen, last Sunday. In the Morning the Rev. E. J. Wblland of Oxford Centre, and in the evening the Rev. S. E. Stevenson preached, The speakers for next Sunday are Rev. A. M. Grant in the morning and Bev. Charles Cumming of Norval. formerly of Walton. in the evening. At the close of the evening service a congregational meeting will be held for the purpose of calling a minister. Mr. and Mrs. L. Reynolds or Hur- ondale visited on Sunday at the home of Mrs. H. Ricker. The many friends of Mr. John Mc- Mnr'tvie will be pleased to learn he is able to be out again atter his re- cent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques and Dorothy spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Ferguson of Thames Road. Mr. Clarence McLean of London visited on Sunday with his sister. ,Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. W. Westlake and son and Mrs. Rhoda Westlake and Mary of Exeter, and Mrs A. Gackstettei of Guelph spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Honey. . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carter and daughters of Clandeboye spent Sat- urday. with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. H. Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry of Clinton visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cochrane. Mr.. and Mrs. R. Torrance of Port- er's Hill visited recently at the home of the latter's father, Mr. H. ivison. Mr. C. Watson 0f Kippen is erect- ing a booth near the new air field on No. 4 Highway north of Brucetleld. Mr. James Cochrane of Toronto spent the week end with his brother Allan and sister Miss Edne, Cochrane. Mr. Arthur Long of London visited on. Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs: Norman Long. Miss Mildred Pybus of Zurich is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. H. Ricker. Mr. and Mrs. H, Jones visited on Sunday at the home of their daugh- ter Mr. and Mrs. B. Keys of Varna. Mrs. N.-Pybus of London, who has spent the past few emits with her mother Mrs, H. Ricker, returned .to her home on Sunday. The Kippen East W.I. held heir monthly meeting at Miss M. Mac - Kay's on Wednesday, May 21, with a good attendance . of members and visitors. The meeting opened.With continuality singieg. Mrs, Glen Mc - Leah gave a short talk on some of the important items in the Farmer. Mrs. William Kyle, Mrs. R. Simpson and Mrs. James Finlayson were forth, and two sister, 111'. Janie- hryant, also near Ss ti,,rtit. and 11r-. Vary 11eKay, Htmiaon, \]r •ele- Cowan was a .Lihrrel in politic; and Presbyterian in religion. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. 11. F. Andrew of Clittion dud Ray-feld Presbyterian dwell, Interment took place in Baird's cemetery. The pail - bearers were G or a and '1' I. Baird. Arthur Caldwell. Harry Taylor, 'Jobe Pepper and .1-tugh Gilmour. 'Among those attending the 'funeral sere i11r, lloilcan \irton nt, 111r. and Mrs. Peter tele Duan, Dere. 'john Mc- 'Cowau, .11r. ansi 'Mrs. Alex Smite,. 11r. and Mrs. Jaime Bryant, all of Seaforth, (Mr ..Incl. Brough, of God- erich, and Mrs. McKay of Hamilton. Misses Irene and Kay Scotehmer of Toronto spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs W. Scotehmer. Mr. Joe Wild of Hamilton spent the week end with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes of Lou- don visited withfriends on the Bron- son lute last Saturday. MCKILLOP The t\ el.S. and WA of Duff's Church I\1cKillop held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, May 22 at the home•oI 11rs. 1. Me etcher With IlArs A. Watson pre. iding. Hymn 3818 was sung followed 'with ,prayer Iby 1trs. Watson, The Script- ure reading was taiken by Mrs. Wm. Storey. The roll call and minutes a the last meeting were read and adopt- ed. IMiss Vine Merck and slurs. :H. :Lawrence broteght interesting and in- structive reports from the •Preslbyter- ial held at the Thames Road rChercb. The meeting dosed by singing "God Save the •King," after .which.a dainty inch 'was served Iby hostess 'and committee. Lakeview Casino GRANDBEND SINCERE THANKS May Sieh was the Bigg:"; Op -::- lug Ever Willis Tipping and His Cascade Rhythm Orchestra were super;. Dance to His Grand Music - Every Saturday 'A I ..1.' y ;. .5 ...'y' Wlbl SI TS Et yt 1 . tt t d. ,. Red Cross Notes hurl 1 r, '11„?19 fund U.1 anti hemi. violet-- in eattl, of Britain. Von r! oil r•s bw•onrrs 2 viten turned late 1115r.rial aid through hard work of a million Canadian women working in +very. town. Every dollar you give to the Red Cross fuIid -becomes two dollars In goods by the time It reaches Britain. What van you de for the Red Cross. Fund ted' British Bomb M Ietims? No amount is too small. For every gift you make is doubled by work. You ntay send the money to your local Red Cross branch. or yoti eau mail it to the Toronto Headquarters, Canad- ian Red (Toss Society. 95 Wellesley St, 'With your donation be sure to in- dicate that it is a donation to the Red Cross fund for British Bomb Victims, The Red Cross Fund for British Bonib Victims calls. Who will answer. WINTHROP telr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton. Lsrry and Keith, spent tilt holiday eri4l \ir. and Mrs. Lon Sperling at Gare •. *Mr. Russell Holman has tiw' este - tract for 'hingling the Seafort'i rtr-ae. \Vant and For Sal! Ads, .3 .reeks 50c GEM Electric Fencer Canada's Original Self-contained Uatt Complete with batteries, ground rod, 50 porcelains, 4 corner spoofs, 60 leather washers, 1 gate hook and spring. instruction sheet Handy Sturdy Weatherproof- ' Economical Priced at $18.50 C. C. M. Bicycles AND ACCESSORIES The right Bicycle for each boy and girl J. F. ITALY FORD -MERCURY DEALER Seaforth. SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS (Formerly W. FI. Chapman) OPERATED BY CUNNINGHAM , & PRYDE We Invite Inspection of our Stock of CEMETERY MEMORIALS , SEAFORTH — ' TUESDAYS .& SATURDAYS- Or any other time by Appointment See;'Dr, Hareeerte •— Phone 105 PHONE 41 EXETER BOX ;50