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The Seaforth News, 1941-10-30, Page 5'THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, lel: ,GqW-p:!yT2a1N�+•veyyyq�¢p'}�+,.y � �ky(yNpyy+nnnw.xs-vnx«.y.�.y. , „,0.s iciumm 4 a a i REAL. VALUES --•- 'Thursday, October 30, to November 5 St. Williams Strawberry Jam Lge. 2 lb. Jar 31c Carnation Milk 2 ige. tins 17c Fry's Pure Breakfast COCOA, 1/z Ib. tin -19c; 1 lb. tin 31c Ellmar Mixed. Biscuits per Ib. 19c Hallowe'en Wrapped Candy Kisses per lb. 15c Hallowe'en Jelly Beans per ib,19c We reserve right to limit quantities to funnily w kly needs CHAMPION DOG FOOD . . ... , . ..... ......... 2 TINS 190 SHIRRIFF'S FRUIT PUDDING 15 oz. Tin 27c CANADA CORNSTARCH ... PER PKG. 11 8.0.S. SCOURING PADS, pkg. of 4---14c; pkg. of 8 23c OLD ENGLISH FLOOR WAX 1 ib. tin 49c OLD ENGLISH NO RUBBING WAX. Pint Tin 490 ROYAL YORK COFFEE, ! 2 Ib. tin -270;i Ib. 490 ROYAL YORK CHEESE 1y Ib. pkg. 20c 2 IN 1 SHOE POLISH per tin 100 OVALTINE, small -38c: ..Medium -5Z::: large 98c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 TINS 21c LiBBY'S PREPARED MUSTARD 6 oz. Jar 10o LIBBY'S MINCEMEAT 28 oz. tin 27c Choice Quality Canned Pumpkin .. ... .. 2 Ige, 28 oz. tins 25c Aylmer Peas and Carrots ... .. 16 oz. tin 14c Garden Patch Paas 2 16 -oz. tins 23c Niblets Corn .. - , . 2 14 -oz. tins 27c Campbell's Tomato Soup .. ... . 2 tins 19c Hillcrest Toilet Tissue 3 large rolls 25c Mazda Electric Light Bulbs 40. 60. 100 Watt .. .. each 20c ivory Soap, medium bar -7c: ... . ........ large bar 10c Gold Soap per bar 5c Richard's Carbolic Soap ,... per bar 5c Golden Net Red Cohoe Salmon12 size tin- 18c: . .. large tin 30e Hallowe'en Specials 1Ialio lti-e't•Il titan Drops Iiallowe'en jelly Beans Chocolate Drops t'-hoeolate Ituds per lb, 19c per lb. 19c per Th. 230 t..e tb. 150 I''res11 Salted Peanuts 1 _ Int. 100 Fresh Ro:t.stert Pt'auuts per Ili. 1 9c Popping Corn I''inet Quality per lb. 15c quiet Toffea 1,2 Ili, 15c Iaa11ow'e'en Mixed Candy- per ib. 1 9c Ross J. Spr.at Miss Na Pryce Seaforth Monument Worlds Formerly W. E. Chapman NOW OPERATED IIY CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE We invite inspection of our stock of Cemetery Memorials SEAFORTH -- TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, or any other time by appointment See Dr. Harburn -Phone 105 Phone 41 -Exeter -Box 150 BROTHER PASSES Samuel Walker, one of the pioneer residents of Brussels district, passed away suddenly at his home in Brus- sels in his 84th year. Mr. Walker is :survived by his wife, one daughter and three sons, Mrs. H. L. lluniphrey of Sarnia; David 0.. of Kirkland Lake; Everett 0., of Regina. and N. Oliver, of Toronto, as well as one sister, Mrs. John Walker. of Seaford:. MANLEY The buckwheat will be a toal loss unless we get some weeks of hard frost and dry weather. Mrs. John Murray. Sr,is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Wilfred Maloney and family in Beechwood. Mr. Hartung has moved his stone crusher from Calvin Hill n s pit to the Beechwood pit and 510311 thence gill_ move to Thos, Scott's pit where he will finish his season's[ enntrart for the Tp, of McKillop, There was a Iadder sat the win- dow and a young woman was on. It when the,policeman carate along. To the young man at the foot of the ladder the officer said, "Eloping, eh?" "'oto," answered the young ratan,. "we've eloped already, anti now w•t're coming home to live with the family." Want and liar Sale Ari., 1 .e •'k ";, PHONE 8 PHONE 77 County Council Will Select New Warden Hullett Council Will Decide Nomination Date to Select Successor to Late Reeve county authorities state that it is expected a new warden of Huron County will he elected at the regular November sleeting of the county conneli, which opens November 13th, to till the vacancy caused by the death of the late Warden James Leiper, who is deeply mourned. Runners-up for the wardenship last January were Reeve Percy Pass- more of Usborne and Reeve Ray- mond Redmond of E. Wawanosh, The statutes provide where a vac- ancy occurs from any cause in the office of warden when the county council is not in session, the clerk shall call a special meeting of the council at fill the vacancy if required to do so by a majority of members. As the regular meeting will be held ou. Nov. 181.h a spec•lal session is not necessary. A point which the statutes do not cover and which will he arranged among the members, is the custom in Itnron county 03 eleet- iug a warden front among Conserva- tive and Liberal members alternate- ly. The tante warden was chosen by the Liberal members and it is thought likely a successor to fill out the balauee of the year may be sel- a.eted else by the Liberal member's. Iinilien township will probably not have tepreseetatiou at the forthcom- ing meeting of the commit. No nes tigns will be taken until the regular meeting of the township council next Monday when a date will be set for sa nnutinatioe meeting. It is pointed out that there would not bo sufficlent time to hold an clertiou before the comfy council meets. This is partic- ttlarly so at the present time, in view of the fact that a special voters' list will probably have to be prepared, as no voters' list was issued because of the two-year term of office. Send us the names of emir 0.i'hors TMS'] SEAT+ ORTii NEWS TOWN TOPICS The Elate Esiate r,tddence Bits hat'tt purchased by Mt F. Yolr:rton, olio twill move there shortly from the: Hellard Apts., IIigh 0t..Mr• and M ts. James Slullclu•e, who hove been res- itting in the l;lgle rei<idenet have 'totted the residence on N. Main st. recently vacated by .14r. Geo. Thorny. Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Ducharme and son of Hensall mover{ into Mrs. ltegele's apartments ora Wednesday. Mr. Duehurn e, is employed at the Bell E. A T. Co. Mrs. J. D. Hinehley leaves on Sat- urday Tor Owen Sound to spend a couple of months with her sou, Mr. J. 141, Hinehley. After New Year's, Mrs. Hhurhley nitends to spend the; remainder or the whiter with her son, Mr, Barry Hincltley, at Ren- frew, Mrs. 'P. Jackson of Toronto has been visiting her daughter, Mrs, 16. C. Boswell. Mr. Dou Scott, ItCAF, Trenton, spent the k'eelt .1111 at his hone. Mr. aad Mrs. George Love and Miss Florence Fowler of 13Iuevale attended the golden wedding anniv- ersary of Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Scott on Tuesday. Miss Muriel Ballantyne, RN.. is spending the week at her Monte at Al wood. Miss Marjorie Robinson spent the week end at her home at Atwood. Mrs. 31. Beaten is spending the whitey with her son in Detroit, Word %vie, received c.eived 011 Saturday fi'wn Arnold Scott. of McKillop of his safe arrival in England. Word was also re, .rived from frank :ills 10.. of arrival in England, .1r. and Sirs Wm. Lridsliciw and David sp111 1130 week cid with Mr. aid Mrs. John /birdman of Elhnville. :ruin tock it: the anniversary service, iu Eliun'illi• l'ttitee{ c'iturt'b. Mr, and MIs. darner D:eh•ylli3th ontl family visited en Snnday with 31r.- and Mrs. Rollie x(11111' of [tear Exeter. The Women's Association of North Side United ('birch are planning a het supper for Wednday. Nov: 1'2 iu sh+' .schoolroom of lite church. 1 I, lieNairu, RCAF. Dartmouth. Nota Scotia, Anent the past week with his family here. I,. 3. McNairn and family visited his mother. Mrs. D. M'Nairn in Mit. 01(41 last week. Mr, and Mrs. William Walmley e; Ingersoll spent the week end at Itis home here. Visitors a, t the hone of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Finnigan over the week- end: Mr, Gordon MacKay and sort. Bobby, and Mrs, Wayne Elkins of Detroit; Gordon Finnigan of the Westdale Radio School, Hamilton; Grant Finnigan of Galt, anti Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rollins of Sarnia. Miss Gladys Earle of Clinton School of Commerce, :pent the week -end at her home in F.gmond- vilIe. Miss Mary Mowbray of Walton, on returning home from London hospital is now convalescing at the home of Miss Lawrence, Goderich street. Mr. James Eckart, I:CAF, Toron- to, spent the week -end at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eckart. Pte. R, C. Huras of Perth lte„:t. has arrived in England, ,according to a cable received from him on Mon- day by Mrs. Huras. BORN ROWLAND-At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on Saturday, Oct. 25th. 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rowland, Dublin, a daughter. J. B. KNIGHT Formerly of Pember Stores Ltd., will display anis demonstrate LADIES' and GENTS' HAIR GOODS and give advice on the rare of your hair and scalp At Commercial Hotel, Seaforth on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5TH WHITE'S HAiR GOODS 258 Yonge St. Toronto, Ont. DANK= SPONSORED BY C 1.0. ST. COLUMBAN FRIDAY NOV. 7 SNIDER'S. ORCHESTRA The Late William D. Butt WILLIAM D. BUTT unmanned From Page One tlnwerbear r.s were William Bell, of Toronto; Alex, McGregor, Winston Workman, Alfred Moffatt Orval Workman. James I etty, ,iame.s Reid. of Toronto; The floral tributes in - eluded flower; from Mrs, Iie11e Wright, liensall; the Reid and Elliott tauuhe s. of Toronto; Alfred Motfatt, 1. 31cillealli and Jack Armstrong, of Ii.ippen; 11r. and Mrs, Ralph Wnrk- lima, Flint, Mich.; 1.l0yd Workman and fetidly. Oshawa; the Petty fare. It Il nodi: Mary and Ida Stewart. Dell E. and 'f. ('o.; 1)tto P. Ih'i,11 3'0,. Flint, :Mich.; Mrs. Thos. tt tt:nn and tt,nily, Mts. Harry t1,They acid 1I,',;. .l•.ne•:= Thompson, 31 s. James 1Vrielit i 'kt{• t '.: 110... 11r.s. Smilers, Mrs. 3'. $1,•watt, 1L'3. 3'ameron, 3Irs. Saud.. t'"i• 1 110.= 11c1t,ertdd 11. and lir,. PAGE FIVE I ying tFturiS aecnnd 10 uo (Aber mash on the market for results. High prOduc.ti(l and 0. A. C. .open formula laying mash gohandin hand; one of the Many proofs of this statement is the fact that more "High Record Birds" in R. 0.P. are fed 1)l1 0. A. C. l'ornlula feeds than on any other feed on the market. E. S. Watt & Sons, Palmerston, with over fifty years' milling filling experience. mix f'holceteria Feeds each w E.H f•rr us. according to the 0..A. 1', open follllnla, O. A. C. Lay .Vasil .. .. , . , , $ .,i5 per etta. ei© ter h StOT1"S PULTIV Phone 851 - 32 RM Seaforth and Mrs. John McDonald ;d ad Alvin, Mt arid Mr.,. George : K illiamsun and fanuly, Walton Mr. and MIa. W.ai. W tllnsleey, Ingersoll, KIPPEN A bright satin?' morning 334,1 :z chancel decorated with is 0031 11 ! Hewers, : In y :'aalh!rnutnas axe'.I glaa lir olt• 111nde a bn+.• for the 7411, atrniver ar•y +rt the 1'3113:.,1 11110 ,11. l'ht• ch,iit, nudes The' 1••cda•r:hip 0.;z 311-,: Iois,m. 0.;•n l,.i•.,i the :,hill' m+ 111 o lnarwer 31,•0:iurt to ;111, It, wa- s:, led a-s:,le,1 by 1L' 1-.•nsnla S(rnicril1u nt I iii:'.✓.110:1 4wr,n i u -m,1 •a •.11.m1 form •fun, -1,:11 ll. 'The 11,3 It !I. i'n:''ow!: of l:'u,{•tie-li pre;t,.}t••;l 'tie .1•i. ra51 m ,at€.,,, a'hl+ is . ,.t • uu yrs1a1a1! y to -the. Ir,r,.•'a u•li•: n•e. 'rbi:' C tea 30! A. U scot' WIr. -•and Mrs nr11e u4:•rr,dr war' a t 1w ::n:• iu; •,1:.., itf.:;:,ri 1L;. 1Irintn.•h. 11 r, and M!•. •1'13• Lea- A. 11. C;300t r:..ah1r•r. i Euchre and • riga WED., NOV. 5 in St. James' School Hail 'apices of Sodality i-'ia>tt1te-a 1_U be stili on Fri Filer.., flrrod Prizes Everybody Welcome: Acinna,ior 250 DUBLIN a: 1 i - • _ .131,.,, _ 130.. h• h., 4t of vurt11 5t Lorne n'Via leand tether. 110. and 1 •hurrh. (e,ti erh, ler E 1 Eve: 1L.. w'ahti,Iey. Mrs. 11111 Mt, mad 31rs. Elliott. Rev, xnd'Mrs. Bremner, Mist' and Mr. l.ohh, Mr. rlowsott are{ Mr. Lilley. lits oral, Marilyn, 3Ier ey and cloy butt. 311• McGreo'r and Mrs. Deli ,and fancily. MRS. EDWARD MOLE t•narinurs From ['age One ViS441, of Itu'set, stings .Saved by t.rt:u•..,•• 1,.4. :111. Workman, who spoke wools of comfort from the text "In roc Fath.•r's hnri-o trim,• aro many inn.kens," also c'nd1'ted the service at the ce'met.•ry where there was a large. attendance of people from Auburn district. The flower; included following: the Family, Mrs. W. H. Stevens and Jack, Royal Black Chapter Clinton ;0.o. 161, Mrs. F. Dungey and family. lit. and Mrs. George Kruse Mn, and Mrs, W. Spark,, Kincardine, Mrs. Alex, Casentore and family. Mild- may: Marjorie and Eleanor Weaver, Mr. and Mn,sR. Frost. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Dill, Mrs. Brownlee, Mrs. Wes Nichol, Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. Nor- man Nichol. Mr. and Mrs. H, Fent and Billy, Stratford; Mr. and. Mrs, Semon McKay and Palatine, Goder- ieh, members of 1.0.0.E. Nur, 55, Mr. and Sirs C. 11il1sun and family. Ingersoll; the Stewart fatuities, Mr. and Mrs. J. Worm, Margaret and Shirley. John Beattie and family. neighbors, :kir. and Mrs, Jeffery, 3Ir. and Mrs. Ma4al.aren, Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, Sirs. O'Loughlin, Mrs. Ryan, 3Ir. and Mr;. Hotham, Mr. and Mrs. Rous Savant', Mr, and Mrs. Rowclitfe, Mr. and Mrs. Moffatt, member. of L.O.L. No, 793. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Routledge, Nellie. Tiling - worth, Norma Pommer, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sparks and family, Southam- pton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacKay, Detroit; employees of the P.U.C., Mr. and Mrs, James Render.on and family. Goderich; Mrs. ;Mary Cam- eron, Mrs. W. P. Hoag and IEdith, Mr. and Mrs. David Mole and fam- ily, Rochester, N.Y.. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Finnigan, Mrs. W. 3. Dickson, Mr. Wm. Mole and family, Dungan- non. Attending; from a distance: Mr, Gordon McKay and ,on Bobbie and Mrs. Rayne Elkins Detroit 11r, and Mrs. David Mole and Maxwell. Roch- ester. N.Y., Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sparks, and Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hulls. lir. and Mrs, Wm, Srhltlih•oph of S outh:atnpton 1Mr•. and Mrs. Wm. Sparks and Helen, Kincardine. Mrs. Clarence Murdie and Billy, St. Tho - MA; lles'rs. Benson and Harvey. Mole. Dunirannon; Mrs. Ales. Case - more, Mildmay; Mrs. George Mund- ell, BelmorP 3Irs. Charles Millson, Noreen and \'inlet, In,;ersoll: Dir, and Mrs, Arthur Berry and 0rdean, and lir. John Stevens, London; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davison, Mary and Edna, Brussels; Mrs. Hilda Kent, of Galt; 31r. and Mrs Fred Clark, of Stratford: 31r. and hits, Jaunts Hen- derson and family, Mr. Simon Mc- Kay and Colleen, :kir, and Mrs. Al, beat 'Craig of Goderich; Mr. arid Mrs. George Potter of Clinton; lir, 11.ist 0t t1, m •1, ,, s .et tl Ynuig t e ph- s 3.30911 a o -«•>p011 3' ,i to tht• illeitNOM/ of Httu •tie•ki W'r,:1ng 1'0141.• n, joitl Ih''ln it, there n0e lit' tirade patty on 11on13y eveniutt. entertained at 131!'•-e r a i:,- of .-e hundred, Fello, iris .he .r rriim of imiz . a 1o!ielon- 111145 A.a? 0:11 by the hostess. Tit.•y relaa.1 a very e,ijoyahlc :.,cert• 1VifLam Stapleton n 1i 11130 int 01rs t'hipc'h,ase and ills Beat- Curtin attended a banquet et Exeter .1... Conger contributed a dem t., st u>4 rad by a Toronto die Programme and Art Ftnt ayson ;a Thursdaynigh '11"'at d lir Josepla Dan:2..r an l guitar awl 111(10311 organ huttab-er. I The 4t. Andrew's W. A. have IO'• ranged tar a sale of home Irakiog and fowl at Ihtison's stere in seaforth en Saturday of this. week.. The Itis. A. 11. Grant is beginning a series of sermons on the Living 11111 0.1 on Sunday next, The first of the series- is entitled The Church with a Living ('reed. Miss Doris Alexander of London. mitt Miss Isobel Alexander of Sheri - don spent th.i week end with their permits. \Ir, and Mrs. Wm. Alex - antler. 311. Clarence McLean • of Leed t1 sie•at the week end with his sister l hr rthet'•in•Iaw, Mt. acid Mrs AL- ar Johnson. Mrs. Hayes ctrl laughter WW iboa and MIS, .1000 ll,L." n et S,•ttfoa .: tisit,d on dnuday with 11i`. and Mrs. I. H,mdrrs,tn. Mrs. 'Watson and tie lighters of Lendseshur',, visited on 8111,010- Wali the farmer's daughter, -lir. and Mrs. J. Sinclair. Miss Edna Inty1111111 '(1 London spew the week end with her par - "3133, Mr. and Mrs. Rohl, Dayntan.. 'Miss Kathleen Jones of Toronto spent the week end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs.. Norman 301100. Mr. and Id 0.s. Walter McBride and daughters arid ivlr. and Mrs. Elmore McBride Aad daughter of near Zurich visited on Sunday with Mr. and firs. Robt. McBride, Miss Bernice Finkbeiner of Exeter spent. the week enc{ vwitia her aunt cold uncle. Mr, and 'Mrs. H. Jones. Mr. Henri- Iv 1140)3 i., confined to• his room under the doctor's grave :col his manic friends hon. to see hint around shortly. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Upsha{i of flem- ilton ?pent the wc(•r earl'.dirt ft'i^enOo in this locality. Mr•s. i C. 1:.•11 is :till oortioeii to her rerun hit is il nlara"000 slowly. 31•. and Mrs. Wm. Kyle spent a ,11:y in London recently. Mrs. E Itetweiner of Hamilton .pent. 0 few days ,with :0.c ods around the village over the week mid. Mrs. .Andrew hell is not .nioyit her usual health of lat., aand ,w0. for a speeely reenvaa•y. MARRIED Mostaril--Howe --- Or Saturday, October 25th, 1111. et. Westminster Central United Church. Toronto, by Leve.r•'nd N. H. Sed ,'wah. Elise Dunbar, daughter of ,l[rs. Howe and the late Mi, Lyman Paul' Bowe, to Lieutenant William Thornton Mus- tard, son of Mr', Mustard and the late Mlt•. Thornton Mustard. to daughters, Linwood. and And - row Dtatitsel% London:. with Mr. and Mrs. A. Dantzer, - Itt'. and Mrs. Leonard Steinbach and Miss Pose Feeney, London. with Mrs. Kathleen Feeney. e ney. Mrs. -M. Doherty and Mr. 130.41 Mrs. I our. Flannery. Detroit. wit^ Mr. and Mrs. John Meagher. Dublin Continuation School 0.,r, held their field day last week. Me .nit-rs of the school hoard as well as a mutt:- her of the parents of the :[-idents were pre..sent. In the vontests. for various races. the prizes awarded • were. war savings stamps u1' SI.fite. Following are th•• results: t7/iris, 15 years and over. Mary Stapleton and Mary Woods ti.:•r. Git".-. 15 years and under, Eileen Evan.., Foy, 1 years Mid over. Gordon Kle.infeldt, Fenys, • ; ye;:rs and under. Jar's Don- nelly. A soft hall ;:ante 1. )tvveen S3. t'oisnab'an and 4ul,lin students %le - a feature of the after10on. resul?- ing in a score of in fa- or of St. Columban. Ho; dogs and -ringer ale were served to the pupil-. Mises Mary and Been Jordan. rif Laindon. spent the week end with their parents. Mr, and Mrs. 308, Jordan. Miss- Agnes •O'Connor. R.y1.. of Los Angeles. California. is spending a few days at the hone of her parents. Mr, and Mrs, Daniel O'Connor. Miss Mary Murphy visited her parents over the week end. FLANNERY-BANNON Continued From Pae., On• was s 0131:1-brn^::c• "sums. James F',.u:re K. at'r_ ,-r of the bei legroom. :r _ tad . Mi Julia F_at.nigan sat:_ •_ ' 0 y. 111t. - ia" -At the 0.iattry ofv3 a..., Mis. Betty Bat roll., n. , a l0. t ,41-1-10 "0 ,'',1 i an. - Worthy, and }lis: (i• '•,i3O, Flannery 1403)''0- the h,,gts_ 114- Fiala: r f 11a: Ir . ..., . r1.lti;a. irlay. { th, 03,' 1 a .. , Bela- tlfaeca', Guelph. and c,., . Rev- n,i is. Sietforth. v The t-.:!:?. -.).lacy won: .t •,4'•: 1(01 Crepe with black. 1are,•s...?id a nrs:r 1' Oink ('130011,31551'='. wed- ding dinner was set -veil the ?tome of the bride's mother. Those a ist- in ' were lliss Jeannette 13.1 0:n".. , Mrs, Mervin Lane, Mrs. C - maids and Mrs. Camille Scan. Mr. and Mrs. Flannery left en to 'Montreal, the bride v w for travelling as b, line wieolt :101 blue coat,and hat with it. bile t ,,p. 41Ui black aur.sori•',. W 1rIt and For Sit' :3,1. 1 :cook 25c