The Seaforth News, 1941-11-06, Page 5Tl'iUftSUAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1941
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T1IE SEAFOILTi3 NEWS
SUPERIOR TOPS --- NOVEMBER 6 '1'0 NOV. 12
Libby's Pork & Beans 2 20 -oz. tins 15c
Libby's Cooked Spaghetti 2 15 -oz. tins 15c
LIBBY'S
Moist Mincemeat large 28 oz. tin 27c
LIBBY'S
Gentle Press Catsup Large bottle 17c
VAN CAMP'S CHOICE
Golden Bantan Corn 2 16 -oz. tins 25c
Best Granulated Sugar 10 lbs. 79c
Libby's Baby Foods 3 tins 23c
Libby's Deep Browned Beans 16 oz. tin 10c
Libby's Prepared Mustard 6 oz. jar 9c
Libby's Sauer Kraut large 28 oz. tin 14c
Libby's Asparagus Tips, fancy quality 12 oz. tin 22c
Libby's Tomato Soup . 2 tills 19c
Libby's Gentle Press Tomato Juice. .2 large 211 Oz, tins 23c
Jave:c per bottle 15c
NEWPORT FLUFFS -5 qt. bag 19c FRUIT JUICE GLASS FREE
NEWPORT FLUFFS -8 qt, bag 25c TUMBLER FREE
Tea it1 14. Med pkg. 19c: large pkg. 35c
1Taw'„'s Flour Gloss, Pint 'Tin- 59c: Quart lin 98c
''odds 1 lb. tin 45c
Interlake Toilet Tissue 3 large rolls 25c
\\'uodbury's Toilet Snap 2 bars 17c
l'aard Dog or Cal Fool ... ......... tins lIa
Itisso Large Pkg. 27c
Ivory Flake., Med. pkg.- 10c: large pkg. 25c
Gold Soap per bar 5c
REMEMBRANCE DAY. NOV. 11
OUR STORES CLOSED ALL DAY
Do not forget to buy a Poppy and help a gond tsetse
Slue Boy Coffee
Roy al York lea
McCormick's mie k's Batter Crean]. Soda,
Aylmer Red Pitted PIP (berries
Assorted Cream Sandwich Biscuits
Aylmer Peas. •e4 sieve
1 lb. bag 39c
1 lb. pkg. 430
1 lb. bag. 15c
15 oz. tin 19c
per 1b. 19c
2--15-az. tins 23c
per pkg. 10c
large :(2 oz. jar 28c
2 large 2 111, ra('10ns 15c
Muff.. is
Zest -Crabapple Jelly
''lain or Iodized Salt
ar 1,
oss : s
0
Nliss.r
root
Pryce
PHONE 8
PHONE 77
Seaforth
Monument Works
Formerly W. E. Chapman
.NOW OPERATED BY
CUNNINGHAM &
PRYDE
We invite inspection of our „tock
00 Ct.'uwtery Memorials
SRAFORTH -- TUESDAYS ANI)
SATURDAYS, or any other
Hine by ,appointment
See Dr. Harburn—Phone 105
Phone 41—Exeter—Bos 160
Want and For Sale Ada., 1 week 250
TOWN TOPICS
lir:' ,i.rN(ur Fnl(04I of Fort 4'Fi(-
m a1h•urlral the, funeral nt her nn1;t
tin• 1•tl, lir Joh)) DevereuxInd
COMMUNICATION
left for her home on Thursday. 7o the Editor Seaforth News.
Mr: 111,1 Hire. Githert 4uuld tutee spear :hr. Ih1+ year, as 111'other
reinroad to their home in (>14ego, :veru., tar r ulldiaW Iegiou- of the
N.Y., after spending two weeks with 1'411141 kletvice I rtague,
Mrs. 0nnld' wan and fatuily, ((11 111111 through its 12011 branches anti 1111x11•
Mrs. Gorge Fox. of McKillop. 'siaries in Canada, is calling to the
Mr. Go1'110n Ha" 0f Detroit Spent 11001111' of ISP Do1011uon tilat that'
the week end with friends in team.should aha. eve more thau ever 3n
His wife and daughter, who have solemn remembrance the symbolism
been visiting friends here. returner( vvltich has become am Integral part
home with hint on Sunday, oY Reuu+nillratrce vaulty
uY ohs4rvances.
Mr. George Parke of Anton „pent and asks that every num, woman and
the week end with Ills parents, Mr, child wear a Poppy on November 11
and Mr„. R. G. Parke. In memory of those who laid down.
Miss Mary Beall of DPtrndt spent their Urea 111 Iho I.r,al. War and 00
the week enol with friends here, those men and women who have
Messrs. Harold Jackson, Art sive• made the supreme sacrifice in the
ereanx and Con Reline Jr: are spend- 110'sent conflict,
Ing the week hunting 1114111' Do1•set, This appeal is not made 011 behalf
Muskoka, 00 th( Legion or its n11mbers, but on
Mr. James Eckert, RCAF, of Tnr- behalf of all ex -service men who are
onto spent the week earl with his In need, me collection and adntsuis-
parents,' Mr. and Mrs. J. M. 19c kart.. tlat.ion of the poppy fund lits been
At the recent Autumn convocation entrusted to the Canadian Legion.
held at the University of Western This, however, does not mean that
Ontario, the I. 0. D. E. Municipal the Poppy Fluid is part of the funds
chapter bursary was awarded to Mr, of the Legion. It i; kept entirely sea -
Harvie Hiller, for third year Honor ante and is not even treated as at
Biology, 'part of the relief fund- It is rather
Mr„. Tho„. McKay and family from considered as a trust 0111111 Whicll the
Halt spent Sunday with her parents Legion administers for the benefit of
1VIr. and Mrs. Cott Eckert. all e'X•service men, In granting relief
Mr. Con Eekart Sr, who has been members of the Legion receive no
on the sick list for some weeps, is preference ence but all ex -service men
improving slowly.
stand on an equal footing. Any man
Mies Bernice Manley, nurse in who has served and who is in need.
trailing in 5t. Mary's Hospital, Kit- has a claim o11 this fund. The 11010
(boner, spent the week end at the pies and wreaths which you will be
11011m of her parents.. Mr. and Mrs. 'asked to buy are made byy an. orKan-
Wnt. Manley izatiol1 of disabled ex -service mien.
Mr. and 14Trs, Donald Kerslake and These men are absolutely incapable
little daughter Diane. of Toronto, of earning a living in any other vva>'
spent the week end at the Iteme of and but for this industry would he a
his mother ( ra. W. D. Kerslake. charge of the public funds. it poppy
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne. Hayden of day did nothing but keep those men
(10nld1i11 visited on Saturday with s ltsnppurting :1111 self-respecting
:lir. anti MIS. (larn,t Daalrymple• of citizens, i1 would 44(111 he worthwhile.
lawn. The organigation 1f Poppe Day,
The (..0.11.A. aro holding '4 ,11,11, rho , 1h a; ut w l ra11i1. ,tad 1001111. S. ilo
pi(I'l at the: 'home of Ali' Ouv'' handling of morn°_ enll erte•li th 10'
111111Lenu. 'l'tu.6ersniilh, ou Thur alae v'ra'atielt and relief of all agldhuuets
evening of tin.• week. are done by t-ulrmt,u•y wurlt 1.. Ne
Ml Crow 11 r• rout)ned to her roan or want ul [ ,nneeted in any way
110141) t hr,mgil (11(1 a with this receives r eives ono vont a4 1144(11414
I'dehvei” T 164th: 14 J odge- will hold
a onehre 0(lt Friday evening al th"
home. of Mrs. ,1 1lo Milhaud, (1011on
road.
BORN
F'AULKNIsd. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Faaulkner wee .Mary F inkbeiner)
are happy to announce the arrival
of a daughter (Madeleine Aun) at
Sarnia General I-Iospital on Thurs-
day, October 30th, 1941.
KNIGHT- At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, oil Wednesday, Nov. 5th, 1941,
to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knight, of
Brussels. a son.
HOTBERT—At Scott Memorial Hosp-
ital, on Tuesday, Nov. 4th, 1941,
to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubert.
Seaforth, a daughter.
Said the dowager as she watched
the crone busily enjoying them-
selves: "I11 1117 young days shaping
in one's shoes was a sign of timidity,
but now it is merely a 11Pw dance."
NOTICE
e emb
atllc a r1 pr)y
NNS AYNOV. i i , 1941
Remembrance Day is a Statutory holiday
and i would respectfully request. the Citizens and
Merchants of Seaforth (0 oh1erV17 the day as 60(111.
Business men and citizens generally are invite(]
to take part in the Remembrance Day setcice being
held by the Canadian Legion.
JOHN J. CLUFF,
mAY tilt
GOD SAVE; THE KING
The Catholic Women's League
Are Holding An
AFTERNOON TEA AND
SALE !
OF HOME MADE BAKING AND
MYSTERY BOXES
In St. Jaynes' Parish Hall
FRIDAY, NOV. 14
From 3.31) to 11.30
HOT SUPPER !
\VHF0ItF) 1
in the Newly Decorated S. S.
Room of Northside United
Church, Seaforth
under the auspices of the Woman's
Association on
WED., NOV. 12TH
SUPPER SERVED FROM 5 TO 7
Admission 40e. Children 25e
THE BIGGEST
D -A -N -C -E!
ARMISTICE NIGHT
at Dublin
TUES., NOV. 11
ADAM BROCK AND HIS
COLUMBIANS
LUNCH
Auspices of the Tennis Club
?.DMISSION 50e & 35e
DANCE!
STAFFA
FRIDAY, NOV. 14
Moonlight Serenaders
ADMISSION 35c
CE
SI'OtiSOP.RD I117-
ST. COLUMBAN
FRIDAY
NOV. 7
SN11(1411 Ul a nEsTi,.\
Sodality Dance
DU rLIN
FRIDAY, NOV. 21
410614 a date for Fri.. Dec. 20,
Xmas Dance and
For Fri., Jan. 2, New Year's dance
GOOD ORCHESTRA
PAGE FIVE
•e",k,.,i"t' sm r ref+,•_mwa,._raiTty�."'_
THE SEASON OF
ce5
IS NOW HERE.
If you are not getting maximum egg production, why
i1ot, start feeding O.A.C. OPEN FORMTtLA CHOICI.TERIA
l AYINC'I MASH.
This ration was developed at Canadian Agricultural
Colleges and Experimental Farms, just to keep laying birds
in the pink of condition.
Only ingredients of the highest quality. carefully sel-
ected and evenly and thoroughly mixed, are used. The
number of pounds of each ingredient is 1)n the bag.
O.A.C. LAY MASH `112.75 per cwt.
SCOTT'S POULTRY FAM
Phone 851 - 32
Seaforth
BRUCEFIELD
Misses Mary and Ida Reid of Hay-
field visited with their sister, Mrs.
W. Elliott, on Sunday.
We are sorry that Mt. William
Henry is under the doctor' rare.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale anti
Mrs. Wm. MacI.aten of He n'aall
ted with Mrs. F. W. Hes,, on Sun-
day.
141x. 1'. Haugh visited 1444 sister,
Mrs. James rwitchen iu London 11(141
ace6.
v,•xt Sn1daly Aton u'114.• !Jay seri-
ice will be held in i.rrse, Yi+ 111 1'Hitr'rl
church..
1L'.. .1 1v, 0.1.11 1.11 -.I'..ta 1 e
with frivol in I,04,4e14
Mc and Mrs t 1- ,4' l' a 1 ala a r:rn
t SliatfordG'i'st,:d .11. and 311.. -c
11 \i'ir,'»( on Sunday. -
141r.-. R St , -4-.117-- t '-.tine, fes
rlaeec;hlrr 1n Moab; For,—,..t.
sprit'. 10,101». cotumt''ien or ailo-7,4. 41,- ii ttr. 111 ie e '1.-:.
an114 for .'14pen,'s. -111 monk-, ,014,(1: i,7t- lir.:, 1, a en•,1t1 ern _ +44
•
ed nrr• ploeesl in a 1pee•ia1 ar,,otiat rills 014614.
44-141111 is r'otttralle+d by ar Board of 'rho Y I' 1'. il4.11 4(4 14•
'Iiustr:•,.'s 00 (11(5 140anr4l. 1r,v,a'}- ,•x• u14•:tinc, ea 3?.,1:d.1v n>11411 vl r .
penditorc made ie. ltpprove"l alld - v .,,,}s 1 14.(nyy
cry ac-tmuta checked by 1110 Yoard. :410.14,.:at at i1o' ),ialn). 1 ob'i•,,'
Every applicant fns' relief is hive rig- 1,rout:11) 11'75 (.1r. A. A'',suns+snt1 ie�nei
”led 0;0,1'(111y lett sylnpatthelically, iu l,a:ay*er, at.rl Viii 1'••i'r'- ;:'s els-•
ILdi.•1' may take 1110 form of food, a rl) 1(114 10,r'00 101(404 'd i.y� 417'in4u
clothing, 0)161rent Or assist- 1'! '1'111- horde which was .' ' • :.t1)
aur,
1) i> lar entice l!} it •vet• issm•d in 1,•0 of 1\1)1k":41: 4+ 1,00'1) F t ''Ilii
,•as}l, „rear 11emr;a ft',vcia•1 tla,..1'
was 1) discussion. 'I'b„ )(44)4()l.41"114''a ad a0+1 adopted m) 11144 b g t.-.•
to l;r•n1 Ill.titd hymn 1]41 n' r 111'\
out, -t Was thou, n of ei by - .'7
1 m.• ,111,1 111-• 110-,1a t .1 ,1 l v v
Me' 1.„14e.11ting 111,-31a..e .tin
th1,1.
Should any ((1 our I'ti,•lus1 d .lr,-
further 1 infor1111(liolt 1.11 ,Wt' penal in
connection with Poppy Fund activ'itl
oar I1a0011 secretary will be glad
to supply it_ The ('anadlau Legion Is
grateful ef111 rot the hearty support they
Lev, always reeeiye(l from the getter -
al public to stake the lot of the dfs-
tres„"d ex unwire mail ea4iet, and it
i;
our hop,• that thee•,• will he 110
pttrtial 01' 1l1rnmm•n) blackout for
them. (live ;old giro freely!
Buy ,r poppy ntt 146tar(t rt' Nov. R.
\\"ear it an 1 enoullhral0'" Day. Tiles..
1ltl. To loo t•hatse a1 poppy is a small
t1)111g. PM" 4'very citizen dee d0 50 18 a
big thing.
,i(IJN EARRLE.
Branch President.
Miss Elsie 1.7)111 of l'•1rol,te a '
tt•mled the funeral of }ler cousin, the•
late Miss 11. isabel r("1111an1 :1110"
1.1411 h IS a daughter of the late. Dr.
1111rh .trod Mts. Isne'h of Toronto,
41412(1 formerly was 'Miss 'Tillie Gonin-
lock of Seaforth.
Mr. Jack Fortune 11101 tilt Hill
Myers, RCAF St. Iholnas, were the
week end ,.bests of Mt. • nd Mrs, 1:,170
Fortune.
A. J. I Eckert. Sisifoith. is listed
ratting the g1a1111ate.4 retching' nit's
4,rre hadocs at the '\o. 2 Ilu1nhiue.
and Gt4nucr7 School at Mn„shank,
Sask.,
Mr. W. H. Golding.. 11.1'., left for
Ottawa this week for the ape nim.' of
parliament.
Mrs. William Devereaux is spend -
114,L some time al Sarnia.
NOT A LETTER LOST
Of 18,500,000 Flown on the Lisbon
Service
Not one letter has been lost of tam
thirteen and a half million flown be-
tween Engiand and Lisbon in the
last year by the British Overseas
Airways Corporation..
Seaplanes and aeroplanes have
s11(e13,, covered i511,uuli miles with
4,loc passengers. and neither seam'
11o1' weather has c•ans4d the service
to change its time -table Ph1t'e it
opened in 1999.
Throughout the Battle of Britain,
severe weather and hazards of War.
the +drlull. between England 31111
Portugal. and by t'lipp.•r on to 1'.5.A..
has remained n»itrnk.,u.
'Mails for prisoners 00 nal. are
Clown To Portugal and h,tt n 1(01(4
1.1114111 are 1104v11, rer, 0f charas, bael:
10 Lishnu wlaercl 1 4,' POrRr1'?("4e' P041
O1'ti ce 1rofl5fea•s awn, to lgritisb Air-
ways.
In .fitly a 40,1±11 lightweight letter-
eard 414118 11ewd4,'11 for airmails to pris-
oners of star. It costs only threepence
to flyone of glee(' ea4r(44 10 1,10011
and on by neutral plane 10 Germany.
Four thousand five hundred of the
new letter cards weigh hist ono
pound: the Hanle number of ordinary
airmail letters 01114 cwt. and it half.
The teacher had 11,441411 giving a les-
son on modern invention to 101.
Hass. "Can any of you boys,' he
said, "tell me of anything of import -
(moo which did not exist 50 years
ago?„
!We!” exclaimed one. of them.
KIPPEN
T11).1 e1. Pre pt ; Sue t t
\1111 w' e'II tuv•41 t e1 tII(
t."'1417'
11).h1 1){:1 or) :lh•n a as 4.114'
with 11 try:11 rut Sirs (104.1411144''
pre,.iditle Alt or thi, 1,4.Jn>
a7e41 the S11111n1 t11 e 14';',•••-
11101e
•'.:,••11)11( f''' 111111 ! " 1 we
'4)11411e 11! ,414 \ ! 4.11(4
111.41.1.1 Nl to `•1 + d ielvi to
hold to Stability v 1111'11 la7X1
the runn1 1" tph' 1 4t 1'1:' Pa 11 and an
41111strat, addros., tho wort,
the. 1 ni' d Chard, G111 he giver 1,7
th • minister.
Last Sunday the It••c. .\ '11. Yiral.t..
gave tie• first of 1) n,.ri•.... of s.rrinllte,:
On 111" Living t'hnrrh' 11, 1001, 11
1111.. 1e%) the familiar 1e'd4 ''11. d,•.
auto ('a al' the tiring that 3 e Ca,
sit and (1)110 aoil 1M- thing,
aro (10n (. Il - :11410.1114)..)1 1't n•31
h' th,• •.-''n•:- Will 14, -MI' 1,41 II:1".
i.hm'rll 111 ' 1V'ta11 1111, 11'11 t''
rhe 1 suet Mi., F. 4" t 1t '.•(1:-.
and family 14.t.vi-dt e, . ,..t tie
SLn1=,r Ihd4 w•. -q:.
The Mission 11-.)1111 hr141 i'4 mens11(4
mooing e'4 Sleel sv, Th, -
11:1S 11 the 111 1 1•
devoli.ogai purl f t t) s•—(vat,\.:s.
1h••
aniio7n44411 at, ova:70,1 '.1 pi'. 4 ...t
17 "Praise ITittt. ['raise 1 1 10. 11: 1',
hale Children.- white the
t "in•e1i to the whoa iroum. The
1 •a -
Mrs. A. M. dramf led in prityee. (.114444
Beatrice 1o pe•( called. atter 1440 h
(45 A (4TrutYiet3t It gen tit 1,e•vr
(41)111(1•(1 1(101,, 1,1)10111114 f» th" t hint
Sky." and eatptiyated the c1111(1reu by
the illte l8eiy illte te8titig manner in
which sh•• told the story of pilau
Doh, The In151nes„ part of the meet-
ing fnllnwed, and the „hosing hvinn
was "Jest's Rids is Shine" with the
RTizpllh benediction repeat"•d in 1101•
„ml
JIrs. J. D. Stewart was in London
dtendit14( the funeral -:'f
Mr. R. 000di111rs.
Miss Janet poi,;• e+n1''('4 aia'wl a fe4 7
fri1uds at a rand party (441(1 at 'Muss-
'•11! erttrriain. "c •n' tree, '111,.
10,1war11 1 oltin tt l a.,(11v 1, r •"t
oil M1'1 lleii - 1'4!:'1[1 nr.• 0',“/ (144_4,'''
.1
away on Friday evening, was the fa-
ther of Charles Robinson of Kippeti.
He was born in Fullarton township
in 1861; and farmed in Fullartnn and
Illlic•e until moving to Mitchell. Ile -
sides hi, widow he lea:•.. eight sons
rued one daughter.
HARLOCK
Cho flue -rat of the late harden
isiper was hekl frena Ids kite !tont-
on
ongr' the 1.1ale r 0(4 x,1 1Tu11r it I)lesdriv
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ON EXHIBITION
AT
Daly's Garage'
Seaforth
Come in and
see it !
ANNUAL IN
FOR McKILLOP.
LATION
TOWNSHIP
All opportunity .for Small Pox, 1)13)1111'l(�'1'i1. Sear"
let Fever and Whooping Cough vaccination and
inoculation is being made available by 1 he 'hoard
Of Health of the TOWll::hil) of McKillop,
The treatments \v'ili be given by Dr. 3. A. Gorwill,
the M. O. }L, at his (liiice, commencing Friday,
October '24, 1941.
All wishing treatment will kindly start promptly
and continue regularly.
Prevention is better than r'ul'e. It is the duty of
every parent to see that each child is given this
opportunity for prevention of disease.
TI -IE SERVICE IS FR.EI,,