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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE.
Foods for the Picnic Basket
and the Home= !
FEATURED AT SUPERIOR STORES
ITEMS FOR. ONE WEEK
STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY JAM 40 oz. jar
RIMS° ........
ARGE PKG.
MATCHES FAIMILY BOX
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S CATSUP 14 oz. bottle
LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF, l's 2 TINS 25c
STANDARD WHITE CORN PER TIN 9c
29c
19c1
8c
17c
Lux Toilet Soap and 1 box Lux Free 3 cakes 21c..
St. Croix Castile Soap 10 cakes 25c
Hillcrest Shortening, l's 2 for 21c
Hillcrest Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c
Soda Biscuits, 1 Ib. bags 2 for 25c
Richard's Carbolic. Soap per cake 5c
Oxade Drinks, Orange, Lemon or Raspberry . , ,per pkg. 5c
(each package makes two glasses)
Swansdown Biscuit Mix per pkg. 27c
Choice Tomatoes, large tins 2 for 23c
Swansdown Cake Flour per pkg. 32c
Snowdrift Cocoanut % lb. 13c
Post Minute Tapioca - .. . , , , 2 pkgs. 25c
Green Giant (Peas, large tins 2 for 35c
Lynn Valley Golden Wax Beans, 2's 2 for 25c
PICNIC SUPPLIES:—
Blue Ribbon ,Mayonnaise or Sandwich Spread„ 5% oz. bottles 10c
Ideal Sweet Mixed, Pickles 8 oz. jar 10
Stuffed Olives, and Plain .................. No. 9 bottle 19c
Lobsters, 34's -19c; r/'s 33c
Embossed Paper Napkins 2 pkgs. 25c
Dixie Cups, 10 in pkg. per pkg. 10c
Wax Paper, centre pull, or presto pack ... . , per pkg. 10c
Cross Wise Sardines 2 tins 25c
McCormick's Snow Drop Pink &'White Marshmallow
Biscuits (extra good value) per ib. 17c
DR. JACKSON SUGGESTS ROMAN MEAL RAMEKIN.—,Mix
well % cup each shredded Potato and Carrot, 1 cup each Roman
Meal, shredded Onion and .Milk—salt to taste. ,Bake 20 minutes in
greased rameldn dish. Strips of Bacon on top add flavour.
Dr. Jackson's Roman Meal per pkg. 31c
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
Phone 8
Phone 77
Walker's
FUN ERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
—and—
' EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diplopia and license.
Flowers furnished
Night or day.php"e 67
insurance
FIRE—AUTO—WIND
Our Policies. Will Protect You
Our Rates Will Appeal to You
Prompt service and settlement of
all claims
Travel anywhere in Canada or
the United States and always
fully protected—you cannot af-
ford to take chances.
REAL ESTATE
Several bargains in Town and
Farm Property.
Special -100 acre grass farm.
Call, Phone or Write Us.
A.._0. Sutherland
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Conveyancing, Real Estate, Etc.
PHONE 152
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Barley 50c
Oats, per bus, 40c
Eggs, per doz. .. 10c -15c
ffogs, per c v .. $7 50.
Wheat -per bushe:i ,,..,.....:,,,8Oc
ce!
WATSON'S HALL
P P -N.
STEW \RT1' -1-r'ECE BAND
• OF STaATFORD
I'.72tY
NIGHT
MAY 25,
Prizes for both Ladies and
Gents
Admission 25 and 15 cts.
H. F. A.
Football
Bayfield at Egmondville
AT RECREATION GROUNDS
—en—
Sat., May 26th
AT 6 P,M.
Admission 10c and 15c
STANLEY
'Rev, E. A. 1Poulter, who has been
pastor of the Varna charge for the
past four years, has resigned. 11 -Te has
received and accepted a 'call to be-
come the pastor of 'llrownsvillr
charge, Oxford Co., for the coaling
near. At a meeting -of the Official
'Board a resolution was unanimously
passed expressing <•tppreciation • of his
faithful service with us, and regret at
his departure from tis.
Mr, Bert Dunn of Toronto is
spending a few days with Mr. and
.\Irs, W. J. Dowson.
Mr. 'Stewart :Keys, who is attend-
ing .University in T'oro'nto spent a
few days at his ho'nie on •Babylon,
Mr. 'Percy Johnston, who had the
inis'forttulc to lose his 'fine bares by
fire on May 104h, i, preparing for
erecting a new barn, and is receiving
help with the work from sympath-
etic neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 'Martin and 'fam-
ily of Waterloo spent the week -end
at the home of..Mrs. Martin's par-
ents, AIr. and .lir T -T. D, Sic Me.
Ali:; Anna 'Cleave visited with her
trend Miss .Jean Ctrnie, Sabbath af-
ternoon.
Mir. and \frs. J ,A.',Carnie spent
Wednesday at the hone of Mr, and
:frg. Thos. Q'ohuston, Totem Line.
Miss Gladys Douglas of Huron
Ft:wingsSanitarium. visited with her:
parents, Mr .and tars. R. N. (Douglas
on .Sabbath afternoon.
.Unless worms are expelled from
the system, no. child .can be 'healthy,
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator
is alt 'excellent pncdiciie' to destroy
worms.
V'en't and For Sale Ads, 3 titres, SA'c
TOWN TOPICS.
MT. 411'd \Liss IGladsion Can1p,be111
S+imeoc and lar. and Mrs, Cliffor
.Eluent of ILondnn spent the week -en
int the home of lar..and Mrs. Edwi
hunt.
Miss .Beatrice Suroat,,Torop;to, :[
John Sproat ,and Mr. Chess. Sproat
Strafford, Mr. Ross )dGonigle 'an
Mre, .i\iclGo'n�igle and baby Betty ,fro+
Kitchener, were week -end visitor
with Mir. and .Mrs, Robt, l_MclGonlgl
il!he 'Postoffice wickets will be ops
from '112 bo '1 ;pan, on 'Victoria Day,
There will be no rural rdeliveryr.
Messrs, Joe Eckert and 'WM. Bel
paid a short visit here last Sunda
and returned to Rayner to resunr
their duties for the .ring .Construe
tion Co,
'Mrs. i\a,.. White returned from To
1011110 on Tuesday, having been call
ed there last week owing to the ill-
ness of her Iwo daughters.
Miss 'Lillian Wankel and Miss Mae
Melivor (a former teacher at Rox-
boro), of Taranto, spent S.atunday and
Sunday with the former's ,parents,
Mr,and _tars. A. Wankel.
Mars.. George Weir has returned af-
ter spending the winter with her
daughter, .Mrs. (Dr.) Latimer, at An-
deraon„S'o'uth Carolina.
Aar. and Mrs, Frank Baxter left on
Monday for 'Welland, where tell will
reside,
A 'large number of Rebeka'hs were
in New w Hatubur on Monday night,
S' ) g ,
where Milverton ansi 1Sea'forth ledges
were ententatned in honor of the Pres-
ident of the Rebekah Assembly( of
'Ontario, Mars, Ethel' M. Keene, of
Timmins;
,Mrs. McMann and her daughter
Dora of 'Simco° and her son, A. R.
:IeMan•u of Detroit, came on, Wed-
nesday morning owing to the serious
illness of Mrs, MC'Mann.s sister, _\arcs,
M. J Laird,
iMi s May Wallace of 1'1dK�i'Ulop
spent Sunday at tile home of her
parents, Mr. and '2Irs, 'Arles. Wallace,
Mrs, 'Norman Walker and Miss;
.Beatrice Peterson and Mr. William
Calwell of Brucefield spent Sunday at
the Norte of Mr. and Mrs. (Alex, Wal-
lace.
A number of the members of the..
Women's Institute attended the
coaching class at the Library on
Wednesday. Miss 1F'lora Durnin of
Dungannon was in charge, The judg-
ing contest will be held in Se'alforth,.
June 7'3,
Miss Annie Lawrence of Tavistock
was a week -end guest in town,
Mr, and Mrs. William Fowler of
Leamington were guests of lar. 'and
Mrs, James Hays over the week -end
Misses Ann and janet Go:ventoek of
Weston were guests during the week-
end of 'Mrs. H. R. Scott.
Miss Olive Laidlaw spent a few
days itt Toronto.
Miss Florence Fowler of Bluevale
uta., a week -end visitor in town,
Canon tAppleyard. was called to
New York owing to the illness of a
sister.
•Mrs. Harmer of Detroit, a former
resident of IGoderic'h street, was a
caller in town, on Saturday.
Mrs. M. J. Laird has been seriously
ill at the hospital, her sister from
Sinicne having been"called here,
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MRS. WILLIAM BURNS
The death occurred at her home on
John street, on Tuesday evening, or
Mary Ann Kennedy, widow of the
late \1`illiain .Burns, in her nth
year, She had been iii about a week
The late Mrs. Mires was born at Al-
liston and lived at Eden Grove where
she was married 45 years ago to M4•,
(Burns, They lived at Chepstowe most
of their married life and she cam.
,from there to Seafcrth three years
ago. Her 'husband predeceased her
seventeen years ago last September,
Surviving are three sons and one
daughter: Uohn and Joseph, of Toron-
to, William of 'Seaforth, Mrs, Daniel
Cassidy of Luckn.ow, ,Also one broth-
er, 'Brother Bermund of De La Salli.
COOT ge.
The funeral takes place on Thurs-
,lay morning at 9 o'clock from St,
James' Church, Seafarth, to St. Col-
nniban cemetery,
BORN
\le ander 1:n Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, v..: Sunday May 20, 19'34, to
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander,
of •T-teu,ail, a daughter.
DIED.
D'nrra re. —'Tn Clinton on Sunday,
:May 21 1,93-t, 1), C. D'u'rance., it
his 7. -kb year.
Tits innua'i was held Tu cod ay,
May 32, at 2:30 5,m, to the place of
interment in Maitland .Bank Cemetery.
Farm Plans
Draw a plan of the fare, marking
on each held the kind of crop grown
this year, the variety, rate of seeding.
application of manure and fertilizer,
'and any other information that may
be of use, Lf a record of this 'kind is
nacre each year it will be found of
great value in the future,
RETURNING OFFICER
WILLIAM FRAYNE
of Usborne 'Township who has
been appointed Returning Officer
for the new provincial riding of
Huron comprising old South Huron
and also the Town of Goderich.
STAFFA.
The Women's i1nstitu'Se twill meet
on Wednesday afternoon, May 301h.
A table setting demonstration will be
given, also the report from the Dis-
trict annual which is hcing held in
Mitchell on \lay 215th.
\1:r, and.Mrs. H. Gray, Toronto,
spent the week -enol with the former's
parents and 'brother.
ribs. Turner, Waikerpille, is visit-
ing her son, Rev. T. R. Turner.
'Mr. ansi Mrs. N. Dingle and son,
Toronto, ,pent ,the .week -end at, the
home of Mr. 'R. A. Sadler,
Miss. Iva Leary spent a few days
wits tet slater, Mrs. M. Greenwood,
'Mr, ansi Mrs. 1'. OiBrien visited
over the week -end in Toronto,.
Miss Dorothy Chessel spent. Sun-
day with her sister, Mrs. L. Elliott,
IWe are sorry to report that Mrs. A.
Luxton is in 'St, 'Joseph's H'osp'ital,
(London.
and :Urs. J. Park, Mitchell, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. K. Drake,
Sunday.
'Mr. and Mrs. H. Fletcher and cihl-
siren, London, are visiting relatives.
BRODHAGEN.
Death claimed one of Logan's most
highly respected citizens on Monday
'evening in the person of Mary
'Schoultz, beloved wife of the late
Charles 'Wassnsan in her 710th year.
The deceased lady; who had been
staying at tiie hone of her son, -lar.
!Edward 'Wessman, Logan, went to
Mapleton on Sunday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Illenry Schad°. and on
Sunday evening called at the home of
friends, lar. and Mrs, Cliff or d
IT-Lobbs, and while there was stricken
with a paralytic stroke. She was tak-
en to the home sof her daughter, Mrs,
Schad°, and passed away on Monday
evening. She was born in Logan, the
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.'
George 'Sehoultz. '.Fifty-seven tears,
ago she married Charles Wa, man,'
and together they located on a fares,
Lot 116, Concession 7, Logan. now oc-
cupied by her soul, Edward •\\rass-
man, Her husband didd in 19015, since.
then she lived with the members of
her fancily. She was a 'member of St.
Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhageil.
She leaves to mourn their loss two
sons, Fred of Monkton, and !Edward
on the homestead; two daughters,
Mrs. J. A. Rudolph, Logan, and 'Mrs.
Henry Sahade, Monkton; one sister,
Mrs. Franc Schaffner, 'Stratford.
llCeep Douglas' Egyptian 'Liniment
always in the stable, ready for imme-
diate use, :Removes proud flesh„and
inflammation, Thrush or Hoof 11 t;
and infection of cow's teat,
SHEETING
AT 1933 PRICES
72 -inch Grey 30c yd.
81 inch „ Grey 38c yd.
72 inch ....Heavy Grey 42c yd.
72 inch White 38c yd.
81 inch —Heavy , Heavy White 60c yd.
Children's Ankle Hose, cot-
ton,
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sizes 665d-7-74 :Fdv �e.
Silk and Lisle, 6-7-7%-8 25c
Women's Pure Silk, Full Fashioned
Hose in Gun -Metal D
and Townweat .
Oc
5c
5c
Alen's Fancy Cotton Sox 2
Men's Fancy Silk & Cotton Sox 2
Men's Fancy Silk & Wool Sox.. 3
Men's Black Oxfords..,
$2.25, $3.35, $4,
Mens 1Blaeic & White Oxfords., $3.
Mens Work Boots' .. $1.95 to $3
Men's 1Balbriggan - .Shirts and
Drawers 5
Men's Balbriggan Combinations 7
Men's Shorts 4
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T.NicA
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McKILLOP.
The ,Belgrave United Church Dr
ntafic ,Chub will present their play e
titled "The Adventures of Grandp
at the .Duff's Church Garden Par
to be 'held June 113th at the home
+Mr,..W. Shannon, lot 11S, cots, 5.
The regular.monthly sleeting
'W.l'f.S. and Women's Association
Duff's United Church was held at t
hone of Mrs. Bella `Henderson o
Thursday afternoon, May 17th wit
a. good attendance of ladies Aar
,Chester 1Henderson, President, pre-
sided over the W.M.S. meeting ill;opening hymn 413i1 was sung and
prayer by Mrs, John Hillebrecht,
Mr, Wilmore Scott read she 'Scrip
hue lesson from 6th Chapter of John
first to tenth verse. The roll call was
responding with suitable text. Theminutes of previous meeting read by
Secretary and adopted. A reading was
given by Miss Essie Dorrance. "MeWomen of the Hone," Mrs, F. Mo-
lFZerc.her then gave a reading "Can-
celled Prayer.” The meeting closed.
by singing hymn 31111', Then Proniti-
etlt :Mrs. 'Shannon took the chair in
W.A. and meeting opened by ail re-
peating Lord's prayer in unison The
roll call was then taken up and the
minutes of the two previous niee.t-
iugs were read ;by Secretary 55111
Essie :laorrance and adopted'. Mrs.
IRoht. Ca')upbeil then gave a reading
of a poem, "The Ladies' Aid," Busi-
ness .was then transacted and plan,
were made to hold the garden party
Jeune 1113th at the hoarse` of W, J,
Shannon, and Belgrave United
Church Dramatic 'Club will put on
the play entitled "The Adventures of
'Grandpa," The sleeting was closed
al
cith prayer by Mts. Robt. Hogg an
a social period during which refresh-
ments ,were served,
IDtrif's Church put their play "All
on Account of Polly" on at Chisel-
hurs't last 'Friday night, May IS,
They will also present the play at
Belgrave on _mune Sth. Miss Abbie
Seip very kindly substituted for .MissRuth Gordon in the play,
Mr. and Mrs,Shannon and David
spent ;Monday at Milverton with her
mother, ':Gs. D. Kerr.
The malty friends of .hiss Ruth
Gordon, who has 'been on the sick
list for some time with pleurisy, are
pleased to know she is recovering
nicely and Is able tobe tip now.
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'Calling in Another—The hill 'was
steep and the load heavy. The donk-
ey slid its hest, but at last it atopnecl
and would not budge another inch.
The driver saw a man passing.
"Excuse me," he said, "but could
you help me to get this load to the
top of the hill? It's too much for
one donkey."
TULIP T E A
s ..
Will be given in
ST. THOMAS'" CHURCH
PARIISH HALL
Friday, May 25
From 3 to 6.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
ST. COLUMBAN.
:Liss Lucy Burke of London -,spent
the week -end at her home in Hibbert,
2Iiss Anne Feeney has returned
.from Toronto.
\'rias :Florence McQuaid of Strat-
ford spent the week -end with Mr, and
ears, James 'McQuaid,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mack of Ro-
chester visited friends here last week.
tMiss :Agnes •MctGrath of -Kitchener
was home over Sunday.
Mr. James Nolatl, hail a .plotting bee
on Monday.
The C.W.L. are holding a euchre
and dance in the parish hall on Fri-
day evening.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
lOur teacher, Miss Douglas, is out
t'he sick list,
'The Men's Chub of Grace United
Church had 1 banquet on Monday
evening May 21st, Every one reports
a good time and a splendid dinner,
There ,passed away peacefully, at
the hone of his son 'Sam, ,Goderich,
Hugh llct1i'air, on Friday afternoon.
Deceased, who was born and raised
in 'Goderich township, was a sen .of
the late Mr. and airs, (Samuel Mc/f1-
wain. 'He was taken suddenly iI'l while
visiting his old lto'nne. He had reach-
ed the grand old age of 04 and pass-
ed on to he with his dear ones gone
before. (Left to mourn the loss of
their father ,are three sons and one
'laughter, 'George of .Goderich, 'R'ob-
ert of :Goderich township, Sant elf
1Goderich, and Mrs. Theron 'Betties
of 'Winthrop. The funeral which was
held at the home of Sam., to Mait-
land Cemetery, was largely attended
by old friends and neighbors.
PLAY
Go Slow Mary
will be presented by the Y.P.
S. of Winthrop in Caven
Church,
WINTHROP
—on—
Friday,June 1
Admission: Adults 25c; Children 15c
Morning
Song
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DO YOU like cheery breakfasts? Here's one your
family will enjoy. Kellogg's Corn Flakes with milk
or cream and sliced bananas!
Kellogg's are extra refreshing. A real energy -
food — easy to digest. Kept oven -fresh and flavor -
perfect by the heat -sealed inner WAXTITE bag.
Made by Kellom-; in London, Ontario.
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FLAKES
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BRAY
FLOCKS ARE'
WINTER
LAYERS
BFI Y
Fast-( rwi. - Chick
Chicks hatched in late May and June, have got to
be extra -vigorous and extra. fast-growing, .if the
9 a" ' pullets are going to give you many high-priced
eggs in November and December. If you buy slow-growing,
chicles at th s time of year, you can't hope for much Fall egg -
money. Bray Foundation Grade" pullets from our earlier
hatches weigh up. to 3% lbs, each at 14 weeks old. That kind of
growth gives you fully-r:,aturccl layers at 5 months old.
Write us for full particulars and our reduced prices, or call on
the manager of the Bray Hatchery in your district.
BRAY CHICh HATCHERY, 98 Clayburn Ave„ St. Catharines
Ont Brooder and Office,. H. W. Charlesworth, Clinton
Pi; •ht Breds-•,Einhtii Year Blood Ces,ing—Sixth Year
Government Approval