HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1941-09-11, Page 5THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1941
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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Great 1 9C
Sale
Thursday, September llth to September 17th
QUICK QUAKER OATS Large pkg. 19c
FRY'S PURE BREAKFAST COCOA ..._,........_,.......__..........._?/ lb. tin 19c
2 10•oz. tins 19c
2 16 -oz. tins 39c
per Ib. 19c
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP
PETER PAN PEAS, No. 3 sieve
ASSORTED CREAM SANDWICH BISCUITS
LIBBY'S PORK & BEANS ..- ....,..._............. _. -.... .2 Ige. 20 oz, tins 19c
ODEX SOAP ... .. ...._._ ..... _.,. _
LYNN VALLEY DESSERT PEARS _- .. 2
BRUNSWICK SARDINES ..........
CHAMPION DOG OR CAT FOOD
SANI WHITE TOILET TISSUE
LIBBY'S SPAGHETTI
ALL KINDS CHOCOLATE BARS
NEWPORT FLUFFS
And Fruit Juke Glass FREE
READICUT MACARONI .. .....-_
VAN CAMP'S TOMATO JUICE _ ......
3 bars 19c
15 -oz, tins. 19c
tins 195
2 tins 19c
3 large rolls 19c
2 15 -oz, tins 19c
4 for 19c
8 oz. pkg. 19c
4 lbs. 19c
2 20 -oz. tins 19c
SUNLIGHT SOAP .... _ . ..... 3 bars 19c
Old Dutch Cleanser 2 tins 21c
Canada Cornstarch . .,
Old English Floor Wax
Old English No Rubbing Wax
My -T -Nice Wheat Berries
Saniflush
Ovaltine, small 38c, ..... ...Medium 58c Large 98c
Royal York Tea 7/ lb. pkg, 43c
Blue Boy Coffee 1 Ib. bag 39c
Royal York Coffee ... . _ 1 lb. tin 49c
McLaren's Jelly Powders 4 pkgs. 25c
Vanilla Extract _,...._....-...._.._ .-... 8 oz. bottle 15c
Aeroxon Fly Coils .................... _..,......... ... 2 for 5c
Fly Ded16 oz. tin 25c
..._......
Rubber or Wire Fly Swatters Each 10o
per pkg. 11c
I Ib. tin 490
.... .........piti
5 ib.nt bag 25490c
per tin n 29c
Ross J. Sproat
Miss Pryce
PHONE 8
PHONE 77
Seaforth
Monument Works
Formerly W. E. ('hapman
NOW OPERATED BY
CUNNINGHAM &
PRYDE
We invite inspection of our stock
of Cemetery Memorials
SEAFORTH — TUESDAYS AND
SATURDAYS, or auy other
time by appointment
See Dr. Harburn—Phone 105
Phone 41—Exeter—Box 150
NOTICE
POWER WILL B E O F F
IN SEAFORTH
SUNDAY, SEPT. 14
8.30 to 10.30 A.M.
AND
1.30 to 4.30 P.M.
SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION
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DON'T MISS IT !
75TH ANNIVERSARY OF
L I STOWEL
FALL FAIR
"' WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
SEPT. 17 -18
$2000 Cash Prizes
Ontario's Best Light
Horse Show
ADMISSION 25c
J. M. Cumberland, Jas. Cleland,
Pres, Sect,
THE BETHEL WOMAN'S ASSOCN.
WILL HOLD A
SALE
OF HOME BAKING
IN TIIE JACKSON STUDIO
SAT., SEPT. 13
DOOR OPEN AT 3 O'CLOCK
Also Quilts and Aprons for sale
MRS. EARL MILLS, Pres.
MRS, WM, LEEMING, Treas.
D -A -N -C -E !
Dublin
FRIDAY, SEPT. 12
Ken Ferguson's Orchestra
Under auspices of the Young
Ladies' Sodality
Admission 35c
Child—"Mother, shall I run out and
post this letter'"
Mother "No, child, certainly
not, It's pouring in torrents and not
fit to turn a dog out of doors. Let
your father go."
McKillop Federation
of Agriculture
Will hold a Meeting
IN WINTHROP HALL
Friday, Sept. 12th
At 8.15 P.M.
Guest Speaker - Program
Lunch - Cards
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Ladies please bring sandwiches
Mr, Fred Watson, of Bayfield, Presid-
ent of the Huron County Federation
of Agriculture, will be the guest
speaker
AIMALSDD or
AED
Quickly removed in clean sanitary trucks. Phone collect
219 MITCHELL or Ingersoll 21
WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED
TOWN TOPICS
The regular meeting of the Wo
men's Guild was held in the parish
ball of St, Thomas' Church on Tues-
day with the president Mrs. G. Mc -
Gavin in the chair. Prayer by Mrs.
Thompson. It was decided to have a
collection for the church instead of
the annual congregational supper.
The regular meeting of the FIuron
Presbytery was held on Tuesday af-
ternoon in First Presbyterian Church
manse with the Moderator, Rev. Wm.
Weir of Hensall in the chair. Ar-
rangements were made to supply the
congregations of Blyth and Belgrave.
It was also decided to organize a
teachers training class to be con-
ducted by Rev, Wnt. Weir and. Inspec-
tor Beacons of Goderich.
Dr. and Mrs, J. W. Switzer of Erie
Pa.. Miss Mary Switzer, London, Mr,
and Mrs -Wm. Switzer, St. Marys, vi-
sited Mr. and Mrs, T. Blake and Mr.
and Mrs, David MacLean,
Mr, and Mrs, H. Snell were Toron-
to visitors.
Corp. G. Scott, Camp Borden, visit-
ed his parents, Mr and Mrs, J. T,
Scott.
Mr, R. S. McDonald of the Provin-
cial Savings Office staff left on Wed-
nesday for Manning Pool, Toronto.
Mrs. F, Ward was in Toronto this
week.
Mrs. Kelly of Walton is moving in-
to Mrs, Margaret White's house.
Sergt. M. 0. Milliken, Camp Borden,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welsh and Mr.
and Mrs. Balkwill or Exeter visited
Mrs, Miliilten.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Moffatt, Mr's. Nor-
man
orman McLeod, Mrs. Allan McLeod, of
Port. Huron with Mr. and Mrs. E.. J.
Box.
Mrs. S. 3'. McKenzie and daughter
Marna and son Sandy of Georgetown
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs.j. 31. Cardno.
Mr. and Air's, C. A. Barber and
Mrs. W. C, Barber are visiting Cpl.
W. C. Barber in Sussex, N.B.
Mr. W. Little and daughter Marg-
aret, of Brantford, visited Mr. And-
rew Little who has returned from
Victoria Hospital, London.
Misses Mary and Sarah E. Fes and
Mr. Wm. Fee of Hensell were guests
of Mrs.. R. G. Fee.
Mrs. Kestle and son Larry of Ex-
eter spent the week end with Mr. and
Airs. H. E. Smith.
Mrs. Oscar Neil returned Saturday
from spending a couple of months in
Muskoka.
Mrs• L. T. DeLacey went to Toron-
to nn Wednesday and will accomp-
any Dr. and Mrs. Hodgins to spend
a week at Stoney Lake.
Gnr. Frank Grieve of Sussex, N.B..
arrived home on Tuesday for a weeks
leave.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D, McPherson of
Los Angeles, Calif., are visiting their
aunt, Mrs, J. D. Hinehley. Mrs. Me.
Pherson is the former Minnie Best, of
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Dell and fam-
ily from Detroit spent the week end
with her parents and other friends.
Mr. and Al rs. Fred Eckert and
Mrs. B. Cleary and daughter Cather-
ine spent Sunday at tate home of Mr.
and Mrs; Ted Nolan in Grey Tp.
Miss Jean Currie is spending a
few days with friends in Galt.
Mr, and Mrs, Keith Smith 'and son
Donald of Toronto have returned af-
ter spending a couple of weeks with
Mrs. Smith's parents, Mt. and Mrs.
Thos. Lane.
Mr. Wm, J. Hill has retttrned from
attending the Exhibition at Toronto.
Mr. Harry Bosence and Mrs. W.
Yeandle and family of Stratford vis.
ited with her daughter, Mrs. A. Zim-
merman.
Mt: and M rs. Don Kerslake and
little daughter Dianne, of Toronto,
are visiting his mother, Mrs. W. E.
Kerslake.
The annual Tip Top tourney, was
held on the Seaforth greens on Wed -
day with 45 entries.
Dr. Frank L. and Mrs. Aberhart of
Meaford spent the week end with
.Vit. and Mrs, Robert W. Aberhart.
Mrs Keen, Mrs. Pudner and daugh-
ter Kayvisited in Brussels on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mts. Allan D. La-
mont
Mrs. Archie Lamont and son Hec-
to' and daughter Nellie of Northern
Ontario, visited on Sunday with Airs.
Keen.
Friends of Mrs. H. C. Feast, wile
of a former pastor of First Presby-
terian Church, will regret to learn of
the death in Hamilton of her father,
Mr. James Dunlop, pioneer grain
merchant and president of the James
Dunlop Co., Ltd., flour and feed,
which he established 55 years ago.
Mr, Dunlop had been identified with
the grain business in Hamilton for
75 years.
A most enjoyable pot luck supper
featured the first meeting for the Ben-
son of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge in
the lodge rooms on Monday evening
with about 25 members in attendance.
A pleasant social hour followed the
repast after which the regular meet-
ing was convened with Noble Grund
Mrs. Mae Free in the chair. After the
usual routine business wts transact-
ed nomination for 1942 officers pro-
reeded.
Mr. Jack Fortune, who has joined
the RCAF, reports for duty on Mon-
day.
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ST. JOSEPH'S
SCHOOL of MUSIC
CLASSES IN
PIANO, SINGING, VIOLIN,
'CELLO and Theoretical
Work
Covering requirements for the To-
ronto or Western Conservatory of
Music
Special classes for Children in
Vocal and Rhythm Band will be
provided
St. Joseph's Convent
PHONE 106
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BAYFIELD
Mr. and Mrs, H. McLaren and
daughter of Port Elgin spent the
past week with Mrs. McLaren's sis-
ters, the Misses Sterling.
Mr, James Robinson and bit'. A,
E Erwin were in London Tuesday
Mrs. F Weston is spending a few
days in London this week
Mrs, 0. Goldthorp and daughter,
Sandra and Mrs. McIntosh of Ham-
ilton are guests of Mrs, Stott
School opened on Monday with
Mrs, Andrew, principal and Mrs.
Wm. Parker in the junior room.
Mr W H Golding. MP, was in Bay-
field Monday.
Messrs. jack and Charles Balkwill
and Miss Jean Balkwill of London
spent the week end with Miss Nora
Ferguson.
Mr. A, Maxwell is in Orangeville
this week attending the funeral of
BORN
GORWILL, — In Scott Memorial
Hospital, on Tuesday, Sept. 9th, 1941,
to Dr. and Mrs. J. A, Gorwill, a dau-
ghter.
TAYLOR—At Clinton Hospital on
September 1, to Mr, attd Mrs. Han
vey Taylor of Stanley, a daughter.
WRIGHT.—On Sept. 9th, 1941, in
St, Joseph's Hospital, London, to Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Alexander Wright
of Clinton (nee Shirley Pretty), a
son (still born).
SPECIALS
1941 Pontiac Sedan, a wonderful
car, priced right; Gilson Snowbird
electric washer, rebuilt and 6 mos.
guarantee; also two other electric
washers in first class shape. Phone
for prices or see Hugill & Sons on
Highway 8. Phone. 34-616, Clinton.
PAGE FI'VII
s for Britain '
ALL - OUT AND EFFICIENT
PRODUCTI'•-N IS THE CALL
Present indications are that Great Britain will require
every exportable egg Canada can produce—millions more
than were shipped in 1941.
This supply of eggs must come from hens .now in
laying pens and from pullets produced in 1941. The
increased demand will require an increase in production of
at least two eggs per month per hen during the laying
season. This can only be obtained by greater efficiency in
production, better care and management, better feeding
and better marketing methods to preserve quality.
If you have any poultry feeding or management
problems, we would be pleased to be of any service to you.
Scott's Poultry Farm
PHONE 351 -32
SEAFORTH, ONT.
his sister.
Miss Laing of Wyoming is visiting
the Misses Rankin on Hill Terrace.
Mr's, R. Gardiner and Miss Betty
Gardiner and Mrs. V. Quarrie spent
Tuesday in London.
John Sturgeon returned from Pt.
Elgin with a new motor host which
he expects to use in his fishing bus-
iness this fall
Don't forget the dates of Bayfield
fair, September 24th and 25th.
Members of L.O.L. No 24 attend-
ed the funeral of the hate F. Weeks
on Sunday
Miss Jean Dunn leaves on Thur., -
day for London where she has secur-
ed a position.
This fine warm weather has per-
suaded many of the people who own
cottages in Bayfield to stay on dur-
ing September.
She—"What are you anyway—a
man or a mouse,"
He -"A man. If were a Crouse I
would have you on the tat-ile right
now yelling for help."
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CANADA
- Wednesday. Saptetnbar loth• marks the be _
ada's partIcipakion to the tray. In at k± ginning of the
has issued a 0110n in the at tuwledgt;le:tt of lu third year of
Week of d Proclamation
0 setting, aside that fart the -17th Government
1 ate Cho iertod S.,p' 11,., d ii-l7n
honor. "for those who on la the Canadian people , _
rad. sea ,, p t t ear defenders
as a _
art its the air are and in national _
- - def"niers of our country..
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HEREAS on the tenth da
one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine, September,
the Dominion of Canada dee
War with. the German Reich; AND WHEREAS
a
beginning of the third year of this war State of
democracytil HIi.Ft1AS at the
E. continue the have
t e-afrnled the leaders of
struggle until the evil of Nadetzi
ty aiin .l s
been destroyed: NOW IINOW YE etyranny has
if the advice of our that We, by.
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thought fit Privy Council for and with
Proclamation ordain and l decain and lare that dth weekis
hare
com-
mencing Wednesday Our
log on• the tenth of Septenlbwl, an
elusively, in the Wednesday the Seveyeanteenth
f and September, inl-
our vely, to t of present in national honour hrong 11
who on land,observed throughout =
country, sea and in the air are the deenders those
and in proud memory- for those valiant hearts _-'
who1 have gone out from among o: our '
of all sacrifices for our common freedom;
YE1 � us in the most precious
FURTHER that We do also hereby AND fi70TT
s declare this week as one of reconsecratiolt of
and principles which Wider Divine Providence
and
been our stay Cul' lives
ntent may be fedlfromelp tthe nten'past, to the endthatto e
safety collie for all nations hearts and
1 Our for Y and peace and
Subjects and all others WJio thees: OP se
1 presents may concern are hereby required to
_' notice and to 0 1 these
govern themselves take =
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As Chief Magistrate of the Town of Seaforth I should like
the citizens to join with our Government in an appeal to every
good British subject to co-operate in making this a week of
great national significance and solemnity.
We as good citizens of Canada should recognize the fact,
that too much cannot be done to make every one truly con-
scious of the great perils of this horrible war, so that we may
develop a higher sense as to what our duties to our Country
are at this time.
I am,
•
Your obedient servant,
JOHN J. CLU.FF,
Mayor
Seaforth. September 111th, 1941