The Seaforth News, 1941-06-12, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1941
enc.
12th Great Anniversary Sale
THURSDAY, JUNE 12 THRU WED„ JUNE 18
VAN CAMP'S
Choice Quality Tomatoes lge. 28 oz. tin 11c
Hillcrest Shortening 2 1-1b. cartons 25c
McCORMICK'S MARSHMALLOW
Fruit Blossom Biscuits per lb. 1 5c
RINSO Large Pkg. 22c
Kellogg's Rice Krispies .......... 2 pkgs. 25c
Aylmer Peaches 2 15 -oz. tins 25c
Royal York Orange Pekoe Tea % lb. pkg. 39c
Javex, 1 bottle makes one ;gallon of bleach per bottle 15c
Brunswick Sardines per tin 6c
Glacier Sardines 2 tins 23c
Vi -Tone, . ... . .. . . ....6 oz, tin 27c 12 oz, :tin 47c
Chase & Sanborn Coffee 1 Ib. tin. 53c
Infant's Delight Soap 2 bars 11c
MdLaren's Invincible Jelly ,Powder 4 pkgs. 25c
Shirriff's Lemon Pie Filler per pkg. 15c
Kkovah Health Salts per tin 25c
Lux Toilet Soap 3 bars 17c
Bruce's Bird Seed per pkg. 14c
Ivory Soap large bar 10c
;Ivory Snow large pkg. 25c
Cowan's Perfection Cocoa,.... 8 oz. tin 15c 16 oz. tin 25c
'Christie's (Ritz 2 pkgs. 27c
Heinz Spaghetti 2-16 oz, tins 25c
Princess Flakes 2 pkgs. 27c
Aylmer Pork & Beans 2-15 oz, tins llc
Aylmer Irish Stew 2-15 oz. tins 25c
Country Kist Peas 2-16 oz. tins 19c
Squat tin 15c
Aylmer Tasty Cut Asparagus
Crunchic Sweet Mixed Pickleslarge 28 oz. jar 29c
Lynn Valley Pears 2 15 oz. tins 19c
15 oz. tinl0c
Dew Kist Green 'Gage Plums
Lynn Valley Apricots
Royal York Cheese
2-15 oz. tins 29c
;4 lb. pkg. 17c
Golden Net' Red Cohoe Salmon large tin 29e
Red Rose Keta Salmon large tin 17c
Superior Baking Powder 8 oz. tin 14c 16 oz, tin 23c
Ellmar Vanilla Extract lge. 8 oz. bottle 15c
Sultana Raisins 2 lbs. 25c
Certo per bottle 25c
"It" White Shoe Cleaner per bottle 15c
2-20 oz, tins 23c
1 lb. bag 37c
3 lge. rolls 25c
Shaker Salt, plain or iodized 2 lge, 2 lb. pkgs, 15c
;Welch's Grape Juice
Texas Unsweetened Grapefruit Juice
Blue 'Boy Coffee
Hillcrest Toilet Tissue
16 oz. bottle 27c
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, 8 oz. jar 21c 32 oz.6for 25c
Gillett's Razor Blades
Corn Starch, choice bulk 2 lbs, 15c
Pure Black ;Pepper, 1 lbs. only 19c
FREE Friday only
One Cake French Style Castile Soap to the first fifty customers
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
PHONE 8
PHONE 77
Institute Hears Talk
Preventive Medicine
W.I. To Cater For Clydesdale
Field Day—To Form Red
Cross Committees.
A. very enjoyable meeting of the
Seaforth Women's Institute was
held at the Home of Mrs. John Old-
field on June 11th. The president,
Mrs, Gordan Papple conducted the
business. The roll call, "Don'ts"
for the sick room, brought an inter-
esting response. A motion was made
and carried that the Institute form
a unit with various committees for
more effective Red Cross work. Mrs.
A. Crozier, Mrs. Cecil Oke and Miss
Thelma Elgie were appointed to the
finance group. The invitation extend-
ed to the Institute to cater at the
Clydesdale field day was accepted,
all proceeds to be given to the Red
Cross.
It was moved by Mrs, Paitl Dolg
and seconded by Mrs. Hugh Chesney
that sandwiches and coffee be served
on the 12th of July, proceeds for the
War Victims' fund.
Mrs. Leonard Strong, health con-
vener, presided for the latter part of
the meeting. A. very helpful paper on
the motto, 'An ounce of prevention
is worth a pound of cure," was given
by Miss Thelma Elgie. A demonstra-
tion on bandaging and esteeming
was given by Miss Anna Wallace.
Mrs. Cecil Olte and Mrs. Victor
Lee gave a report of the district an-
nual meeting at Exeter on May 27th,
Dr. Maul Brady gave a very inter-
°sting talk on preventive medicine,
stressing the importance of having
the various toxoids for diphtheria,
scarlet fever, whooping cough, etc.,
administered before an epidemic ap-
pears en the community.
The meeting closed with God Save
the King after which lunch was
served,
LADY GOLFERS
Mrs. Munn was the bridge Winner
on Tuesday of this week and -Miss
Mary Hays was golf winner on Wed-
needay,
Next Tuesday Mrs. Bechely will be
in charge of bridge and on Wednes-
day Miss Norma Jeffery will have
charge of golf.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN TOPICS
Mist Nelda 'Fry and Mr. Claude
Prickett: of Windsor spent the week
end with Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Anent.
Mrs. Edgar Donn of Port Colborne
and Mrs. Stoll and Ralph, of Ran-
dolph, N.Y., are guests of Mr. and
Mrs, J. C. Greig.
Misses E. and G. Letter of Ypsi-
lanti, Michigan, were guests of their
uncle, Mr. W. Amen.
Mr. Glen Pinkney of Milton spent
the week end at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Geroge MeGavin. -
Mr, and Mrs. J. M, Scott are
spending a week at Magnetawan in
Muskoka,
. Mr. 0. W. Irouside has rented
Miss Elizabeth Neilans' house on
Goderiolt street west,
Mr. H. Glenn Hays has purchased
Mrs. R. S. Evans' house on James
street,
Reeves J. H. Scott, Seaforth, S.
Whitmore, Tuckersmith., and N. R.
Dorrance, McKillop, are attending
the June session of Huron county
council at Goderich this week.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Stewart, Eg-
mondville, spent the week end in
Kitchener and New Hamburg.
Miss Laura Stewart, Toronto; and
Miss Mary Stewart, Kitchener, were
home on Friday for the 25th wedding
anniversary of their parents; Mr.
and Mrs. H. Stewart, Egmondville.
Miss Jeau Smale has accepted a
position in the office of the Heskey
Flax Company.
Mr. and Mrs, W. .T. Faulkner of
Sarnia spent the week end in town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0, Archibald and
slaughter, of Des Montes, Iowa, spent
the week end with his parents Mr,
and Mrs, Win, R. Archibald. He at-
tended a meeting of the Actuarial
Society in Toronto.
Mrs. J. H. Woods of Buffalo, Mrs.
Merner of London, and Miss Flor-
once Fowler of Bluevale visited at
the Pinkney home ou Goderich St,
Miss Shirley- Reid of Stratford was
the week end guest of Miss Lois
Dunlop.
Mrs, Geo. Weir will return ou Sat-
urday from Anderson, S.C., wbere
she huts spent the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Lattimer.
Mrs. W. S. Francis of Vancouver. -
arrived last Friday and is visiting
etre. .1. D. Hincllley for a couple of
weeks, Mrs. Francis was raised here,
being formerly Miss Alice 'ryerman.
daughter of the- late Jos. Tyermau.
and left here thirty years ago. Her
daughter, Mrs, R. W. Bedwell is ex-
pected here this week end to spend
a few days.
A lawn -tea was held nn Wednes-
day afternoon by McKillop branelt
of the W.M.S. of First Presbyterian
Church, at the home of the president.
Mrs. Helen McMillan. There was 0
splendid attendance and an enjoyable
social afternoon vette spells,
\t e t\l'1,'; t s: tiro •tit'-'• t,^th
a t1ili ht floor lamp pend mirror at
I1 moan' i, nc tactory .n nt .r,ltty
MRS. ANNIE WESTCOTT
MARKS 80th BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Annie -Westcott, a highly re,
spected resident, observed her 80th
birthday on Friday at ber home on
High street. Although confined to bed
with a severe cold she received a
number of friends who called to
convey congratulations and kind
wishes, among them representatives
from Edelwiess Rebekah Lodge and
the Ladies' Orange Benevolent Assoc-
iation, with bout of wbich organiza-
tions Mrs. Westcott is connected.
They presented her with a beautiful
bouquet containing among other
flowers an orange calla lily. Birthday
greetings were also received from
the Adult Bible Class iu Northside
United Church of which site has been
a faithful attendant. Mrs. Westcott
has been a resident of Seaforth for
49 years and is interested in all good
work. She is one of the most devoted
Members of Northside United
Church and W. M. S. Three sons are
living, Nelson W. Westcott and T.
Arnold Westcott, Seaforth, and Alva
Westcott, Calgary. A son was killed
in the great war. -
NEIL SHAW AUXILIARY
;Miss Isathel 'Forrest presided at the
meeting of the Neil Shaw Auxiliary
held in the Egniondrille United
.chu,nch and conducted the opening
devotions. During the 'h'ttstnecs dis-
cussion, arrangements were made to
send the layette ,prepared by mem-
bers of the circle, to the 'Presbyterial
supply secretary 'for shipment bo the
west. M'rs. IE, Boyce presided ,during
the devetional'period and read the
scripture lesson. (Readings were also
given by ,Marion. Wallace and Anna
Watson.
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
IT RAINED---and--IT POURED
LAST SATURDAY
but
THE CROWD CAME AND HAD
A. BANG-UP TIME TO
Willis Tipping
And His Cascade Music
AGAIN DANCING
SATURDAY, JUNE 14th
THEN JUNE 21st NIGHTLY
Bathhouse and Surf Shop
open daily 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Catalina Swim Suits, English
China, Gifts, Souvenirs, Wedg-
wood, Royal Doulton
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. Drager, who has been ill in the
hospital, was taken to St. Joseph's
hospital in London on Wednesday.
Mr. Tom Cluff of Toronto visited
his father here.
Mrs. Shoecraft of New York was
a guest of Miss Edith Davidson.
Mrs. J. A. Stewart is visiting Mrs.
W. R. Walters in Dundas.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Shantz and
two children and Miss M. `Shautz of
Crosshill visited Mr. anti Mrs. Wm.
Cameron in Tuckersmith.
ATWOOD and Pt. ALBERT
FOOTBALL WINNERS
On Jolty 5111 i russels played at
Port Albert, thescore Owing Port
Albert-Flyin_ Squadron 2, Brussels 1.
'Percy Stephenson was raferer. The
team.: Pert Aibe't Flying Squadron:
Goal, Squires; 1. defeece, Elkin: r.
defence, Brown; centre half, Davis;
right hal 1, Williams; left half, Heat-
on; centre, Bnytant; outside right.
Guthrie: inside right, Downie: out-
side left, Bryant; inside left, Watkins:
subs., Smith, -Edwarels.
tarns el : Goal, Riley; 1. defence.
NLchol, r. defence, Gill; centre hall,
J. Bryan:: r. halt, H. Brt rs: 1. half.
Stephen 'tn; centre. Pear,en: outeede
right, L'ae; inside right, King; out
side left. B i :ei1; inane left. \;strap:
sobs.. Alarsttall, Stir
Port \iloert scored tate,' it: the first
peri•• 1 and Brussels ones in the last
(in (etc - 3rd defearr•;
Mittlina a ro It at-\tero,e1. '1•h.
h.nln' team :cored hike.- in the ti;-'
pnriod And 'woe in the last.
TRUSTEES' AND RATEPAYERS
TO MEET AT BRUSSELS
t tit,, tar, in hen ,r of h 'ming
Meeting Will Be Held Next Thurs-
day, June 19th, at 2 P.M.
The convention of :lee limey.
County Trustees' and Retepeyen, A.-.
soelation will 'be held in the Library
Hall at Brussels on Thursday ,Lune
utarr:aogr. •
Air. and 'Mrs. Louis Jackson and
daughter Nancy of Woodstock and
Miss Mary Jackson of Acton spent.
the Week end with their mother,
Mrs, L. 0. Jackson.
Mrs. Oscar Neil spent the week
end in Toronto. -
Pers. A. D. Sutherland bus return. 19th, at 2 p.m. (standard tinte).
eel from Toronto. accompanied by I The programme will include the
her sister, Airs, O. Jones, ,president's addre e thy Mr. Robert
Mrs, L. C. Jackson has returned to
o Shortreed, address of Welcome be
her home hero after spending the .,Reeve R. J, Bowman of Rruseels
winter in Merrickville,
Mrs. H. R. Scott and HarrY were•
visitors in Toronto daring the week BRIDE -ELECT HONORED
end.
Mrs. G. D. Ferguson and Doris AT GATHERING
were week end visitors in Toronto.
Miss Belle Ballantyne has returned
after two months' visit in Penusyly
anis. Toronto and St. Thomas.
Alias Margaret Cleary, R.N., of
Rochester, N,T„ is a visitor at her
home.
Mrs, J. Whitley of Acton visited•
Mrs. A. McTavish.
Mr. and Airs. E. Mole, Miss Laura
and Miss Vera were in Ingersoll.
Mr. John Beattie le in Grimsby
this - Week.
Mr. Richard Box has passed the
examinations at the school of em•
balnning With honors.
Mr, and Mrs. Sydney Morton and
son Jim and daughter Miss Margaret
of Port Nelson visited relatives here.
BORN
MILLER—At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal on Monday, June 9th, 1941, to
Mr, and Mrs, Herbert S. Miller, a
son,
RILEY—At Scott Memorial Hospital
on Saturday, Jae 7th. 1941, to
Mr. and -Mrs. Fred C. Riley, Sea -
forth, a eon.
Want and For Sale Ads,, weeks 50c
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PAGE FIVE
Under the auspices of the Tuckersmith and McKillop Federations
will be held in the Lions Park, Seaforth, on
WEDNES. JUNE 18th
Morning — Beginning at 10.30 A.M.
DEMONSTRATION OF WILTSHIRE SIDES
SWINE JUDGING COMPETITION
ADDRESS BY A DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE OFFICIAL
12.30 -- Community Lunch
Each family kindly bring their own Lunch
Afternoon
Address by Mr. V. S. Milburn
General Secretary of the: Ontario Federation of Agric.
Mr. Fred Watson, President of the Huron Federation of Agri. and
others. SPORTS—An interesting program of sports, including Tug
of War between Tuckersmith and McKillop Twps,.
Alt Farm People of Tuckersmith and McKillop are cordially invited
to attend and hear what the Federation of Agriculture is trying to
accomplish for our industry
FOR THE LADIES
Dr, Truseott, Chief of the Horticultural R.esearch, 0.A.C., will
discuss Frozen Foods
Address by Mrs. W. L. Whyte
On Friday evening. June 6, a num•
bee of friends and neighbors of Miss
Marion Hugill. assembled at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Holland
to do honor to the bride -elect , and
present her with a miscellaneous
shower of useful articles for her new
Monte. After all assembled were
seated the chairman, Bert Irwin.
made a few remarks. Vocal duet by
Margaret and Gladys Collins, accom-
panied by -their musical supervisor
Miss Helen Britton at the pians,
Reading; by Mrs. Roy Lawson. Solo
b Alrs. Norman. Carter aceompan-
;y
ied by Joyce Carter at piano. Violin
SHOWER IS HELD I selectiop by Mr. Wm. Collin:. Sailor
IN HONOR OF BRIDE -ELECT dance by AiIargaret Collins. Solo by
• Miss Eva Holland. Solo by Bobby
Miss Margaret McLeod entertained Irwin, accompanied by Mrs. B.
twenty-five girl friends at a ntiscele i Trwin. Duet by Bobby and Mrs. Ii•-
aneous shower at her home on Jarvis,
street on Friday evening in honor of win, Plano solo by Joyce Carter. Solo
Miss Marianne Rose Moore, daugh•' by Marie Holland accompanied by
ter of Mr. and Mas, A. W. Moorel Eva - Holland at the piano. Solo by
whose marriage takes place on Sat- Mrs. Bert Irwin,
urday. The color scheme of the •At the conclusion of this Part of
room was pink and white. The bride -
elect sat in a decorated chair under the program Miss Edna Jamieson, a
a white wedding bell. Little George member of the Clinton Public. School
Shaw came in with a message of staff, read the following address and
good wishes and the gifts nicely ar-
ranged In a wagon with decorations
in the prevailing colors werebrought
iu by Robert Shaw. Miss Moore open-
ed the parcels and expressed her
thanks. Crokiuole and contests were
then enjoyed. Miss Mona McGregor
won first prizes for both and .Miss
Peggy Chesney the consolation prize.
A dainty lunch was served by the
hostess:
YOUNG PEOPLE'S
Anniversary Services
Egmondville United Church
SUNDAY, JUNE 15
At 11 a.m. and 7.30 pan. Conduct-
ed by Rev. A. J. eicEaye, of Vic-
toria St. United Church, Goderich
On the following Wed., June 18th,
a Sparkling Comedy
"Aaron Slick from Punkin
Crick"
Will be presented by Kippen Y. P.
U. in Egmondville United Church
at 8.30 -pan. • Tickets only 25c.
Children 15c.
the gifts of the miscellaneous show-
er were carried into, the room by
Eleanor Glew and Marie Holland..
"Dear Marion. In honor of your
approaching marriage your neighbors
and friends have gathered here this
evening to spend a social evening
with you and to extend to you our
heartiest good wishes as you embark
on the matrimonial sea. Marion, we
have known you all your life and
have always found you - cheerful,
willing and helpful, and know this
will assist you In making life suc-
cessful and happy in your new home.
We are glad to know that you are
not going very far away and that we
shalt see you often. As a token of
our affection and geed wishes we ask
you to accept these gifts. May they
always remind yoa of pleasant mem-
ories as you journey through lite,
Our wish for you is that you ntay
both be spared to enjoy .long life,
happiness and prosperity; and may
God's richest blessing rest upon you
always. - Signed on behalf of Your
Friends and Neighbors."
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Following the address Miss Hugill
thanked all those present for their
attendance and the beautiful gifts,
and also invited then to come and
'visit her some time. She then un-
wrapped the numerous articles,
thanking each one for their kind-
ness. A very sumptuous lUUClt was
served by Mrs. Holland and her
assistants, after which the meeting
was concluded by wishing the bride -
elect joy and happiness in her new
home, and thanking Mr. and Mrs:
Holland for their hospitality.
iNURSES GRADUATE
Graduation exercises were held at
Stratford General Hospital on Wed-
cesday afternoon. 'Graduates from
,aurou county are: Agana Finnigan,
S•eaf'orth; Hazel (Jamieson, I.(nnrles-
!boro and Ellen 'Tunkheint, Zurich.
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