HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-06-07, Page 5THURSDAY, :JUNE 7, 1934.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
LOCAL IMPROVEME 14 TS!
I. Look about your community :and note the improvements which have
been made in the past year. Do you realize that these improvements
were made possible only through taxes paid by you and your fellow
citizens ? When you spend 'YOUR money, spend it with local merch-
ants. Their interests are your interests and their prosperity contrib-
utes to YOUR prosperity. If you buy from a Superior Store, not only
do you patronize a fellow citizen but you get the finest merchandise
at fair prices.
ITEMS FOR ONE WEEK FROM TO -DAY
MAXWELL: HOUSE COFFEE
AYLMER PORK & BRANS, 16 oz. size -5c;
'MAPLE LEAF SALMON, 4'e -19c;
1's 37 c
5 TINS
23.c
QUALITY PEARS, 2' sq.
l's 35c
PER TIN
INFANT'S DELIGHT SOAP PER CAKE 5
CLARK'S SPAGHETTI; LARGE TINS 2 TINS 19
c
c
Schneider's Macaroni and Cheese Loaf per lli. 25c
Lifebuoy Soap ,,,:.., ... .,., 3 cakes 25c
Ideal Sweet Pickles, family size jar each 27c
Grape -Nuts Flakes 2, 'plugs. 23c
l's 10c
is 2 for 25c
2 tins 25c
each 25c
per pkg. 12c
No. 1 tin 29c
small 10c
per pkg. 19c
bottle 12c
small, . , 2 for 25c
18 oz. 25c
5% oz. 10c
4 pkgs. 23c
per tin 19c
per do 25c
per tin 15c
per lb, 119c
per pkg, lOc
pen tin 18c
per tin 12e
per tin 5c
Red Rose Keta Salmon
Soda Biscuits, 1 lb. bags
Choice No, 4 Sieve Peas
Taylor's Peanut Butter Crown'jar
Benson's. Corn Starch
Mazola Oil
Harry Horn', Custard Powders
,f Brock's Bird Seed, l's
French's Prepared Mustard, made by Keen's
Brillo, guaranteed to clean and, polish Aluminum,
MoLaren's Queen Olives
McLaren's Queen Olives
Lawrason's Snowflake Ammonia
Lawrason's Flusho ....... ...........
Lawrason's Sinko
Baker's Southern Style Cocoanut
Jelly Beans
Campfire Marshmallows
American Beauty Shrimps
Nugget Shoe Polish
Kippered Snacks
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
Rhone S
Phone 77
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING ,p
—and—
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
FFlowersf u
Night or day phone 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. D. Sutherland
GENERAL INSURANCE'
AGENCY
Conveyancing, Real Estate, Etc.
PHONE 152
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
%Barley ..... , ... 15'0c
Oats, per btts. 442c!Eggs, per doz. 1I'c, 1.5c, 17c
Wheat, pep bushel OSc,.1:00
'fogs. per cwt..,,...:.,......,.., $470
RECIPE FOR ICED TEA
lyse 6 heaping teaspoons of "Saal-
ada" Bfiok Tea. brew tea in ane pint
of freshly- bo le' water for six min-
utes. Strain, and poor liquid into a
two -quart .contanier. While:tot, -add glasses.
Closed Lips
Presented by - Tuckersmith Ag-
gressive Club in
EGMONDVILLE UNITED
CHURCH
Mon
. Juine 11th
9
at 8:15 P.M.
Admission 25c and 15c
A
GARDEN
PARTY
Will be held under the auspices
of the W.A. of Duff's at the
home of
W. J. SHANNON
Lot 18, Con. 5, McKillop
Wed.,June 13
Supper served from 6 to 8, fol-
lowed by the play
"THE ADVENTURES 0 F
GRANDPA"
presented by the United Church
Dramatic Club of .Belgrave.
ADMISSION 35c and 15c
cups off granulated sugar and
juice of 2 leptons, Then shake or stir
contents well, until sugar is Faddy dis-
so'lved. Fill container with cold water,
DO NOT ALLOW TEA TO COOL,
B,EIFIORJE ADDING THE COLD
WATER; otherwise, liquid will be-
come cloudy. This is. now ready to
serve in tall glasses with chipped ice
or cubes. A slice of lemon may be
added if desired. The above will make
two quarts of iced tea, or seven tall
Bray Chicks at Reduced
Prices
Once more, Opportunity knocks at your door. Bray chick prices
have :been materially reduced, :on all eight breeds. For the balance of
the season, you can buy genuine Bray chicks at prices very little, if
any, higher than You will have to pay anywhere: Don't miss this
chance to get some really outstanding chicks at low cost. The demand
kr Bray chic's has increased TEN TIMES in seven. years. That sort
of thing doesn't just "happen". There's a reason. The'reason is the all-
round satisfaction given by Bray chicks.
_ Phone your nearest Bray Hatchery for today's price of your fav-
orite breed. Or write direct to Head Office,
BRAY CHICK HATCHERY, 98 Clayburn Ave., St. Catharines
Ont. Brooder and Office, H. W. Charlesworth,. Clinton
Eight Breeds—Eighth Year Blooel-Testing Sieth Year
Government Approval
•
TOWN TOPICS.
iP. Kellam of Niagara Fall;,
Ont., was a week end guest at the
home of Mrs, James Beattie.
Mr, and Mrs, John. 'i3ucdtanan . of
Walton -were guests no `Sunday of
Mr. J, 3t. 'Robertson and Miss Rob-
- ertson,
MGt, W11Iarel. Toro kin of Owen
Sound is spending a few days with
his aunt, Mrs, W. H. Golding.
Mr. and Mrs, S. McFarlane. -lir.
and Mrs, R. Johnston and Miss M.
Rogers of -London were guests at the
Borne of Mrs and Mrs, t'\. C. Rout-
ledge on Sunday:
lire, Wm, Lindsay, of Florence,
Ont, is visiting her• brother, lir.
1hos,'Staples, .at Mrs. IJ'essie-I3rown's,
Victoria street.
Mrs, H, Voices and two daughters.
Dorothy and Barbara and Mfr Joh::
C. Doig, all of 'Detroit, motored here
on Saturday, bringing Mfrs. Voke's
nttother, Mrs. John Sproat, Who spent
a few weeks with her family, with
them
'Miss .Mary Hays and Miss 'kerne,'
Fowler of Toronto spent a few days
in town, guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Ad -
aril Hays,
• Mr. and Mfr'Tasker and Miss
Fiorenice iLudlaw of Toronto spent
the week -end with Mrs. ,•l. C. Laidaw.
:Miss Crosbie of Toronto and Mrs,
Hudson Woodruff o.1 SL David who
attended the Whyte -'McMillan wed-
ding are spending a few clays in town;
Mrs. A.- McTavish is spending the
week in Acton,' •
Mr. Will Brine is spending a few
days in Toronto.
l'r. \Wild Fault Wer of Brantford
spent the week enol on 'George street
with his mother and sisters.
Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Reid and (laughs.
ter, 13aebara Ann,. of Stilt t ford, called'
on friends in town 'Sunday,
\[r, and' Mrs. ;\\r, Finlayson and
Iola and Donald 'of" !Toronto spent:
the 'week -end at the ho.nte of Mr. and'.
Mrs, H Weiland,.
Miss Mie Yee o+f Winnipeg attend-
ed the fitnera'l of her brother, Mr, W.
G. W. 'Fee, on Wednesday.
Mr.. jos, Colbert .and Mrs. J.. F
Theisen and son Donald and Miss
.11elen C.nninge of 'Detroit spent the
Week end with 31rs, N. Carbert,
•7Ir. aitd Mrs.J. D.'Beecroft and
children 'and Mrs, Wm Beecroft of
l\'ingliam accompanied by Miss Pearl
Creighton of Detroit spent the King's
birthday at the home of Mrs. Bee-
erait's parents, -\fr, and Mrs, A. \1.,
Kirk.•
1A Young Canada club was organiz-
ed in town last Thursday,
Mr.'Aubrey H, Carter, son of Mr,•
and Mrs Norman 'Carter, headed his
class with First Class Honours in lois
final year in the Honour Biology
course tit the university of Toronto,
-.Misses Flo and .Emily Cresswell
arrived thonie Tuesday after spending.
the winter in Pasadena, Calif.
Mrs, Gee, Hills is spending the
week in Toronto with iter daughter,
Miss Ria Milds,
\ir. ,and Mrs, Norman ,Carter; Miss
Joycer
Carter• and Mrs, \\ nt. Jamie-
son
are in Toronto this week attend-
ing the graduation exercises Friday
rnished
pini •
tt the t etsity when M !Aubrey
H. Carter will .receive his BA. degree.
hiss Helen Anent of Ethel spent
the week -end at cher home.
Mfrs. Geo. ]Love of Toronto spent
the week -end with her parents, 1[r
ind Mrs Scott, 'Thornton Hall.
Misses, lois and Marion Weiland of
'1'urnrto spent the holiday with ,their
grandparents, lir. and Mfrs. H;
\\ eilancd,
Mr.
and !frs Archie Gorden of
Winnipeg ',
\ purr e
are Visiting
I the ]titter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. •Gordon,
Es:mondtille. Mr, Gurdon - 'was • form-
erly member of a Seaforth•bank staff.
Mr. and Mrs, A'Gbert Edler and
fancily -and Mrs, David Leitch and
Irene of .Rayfield spent the week -end
in Detrnit.
Mrs. N. E. Norris and daughter
Blanche returned to Toronto Thurs-
day after visiting her parents, MIr,
and firs. B. C. Rising.
MRS. W. L. KEYS
The death occurred at her resid-
ence on West 'Wilrliam street, - ]Sea
forth, last Wednesday evening fol -
hawing an illness of• several months,
of Janet IAttgtista Hall, a highly es-
eesident. widow of IWiTani L.
Keys, She was born in Gleribu nie
Cottage a ,Wile north of Baylfield, in
1 3._ being a daughter of \Villiani
and Elizabeth 'Hall. lin 11874 she arae
•carried by the, late Rev, Mr, Gibson
of Bay4field' too W. L. Keys and lived
nn the Babylon line, Stanley town-
ship until eighteen years ago when
she and her husband retired to Sea
'firth, where \4r Keys died in 1'9128.
Mrs. Keys was a member of North
Side United Church, and also a metn-
'berof the W.M.IS, .and Ladies' Aid
,Soci'ety until failing health matte it
impossible for her to take an active
crest. 'Surviving are two sons, Art
P Keys, on the old homestead, Stan
rev township; IR'ev, J. Melvin Keys
Kenmore, New 'York Sitate•
r'tree d ttphtera, Mfrs, Annie Reid
1Seafortlh Mrs. Melvin Talbot, Stan.
• and Mrs, T. T. MirsAtsh, Vardar.
also three brothers, 1Fnanik Hall, of
ILonde'sboro; IRev. Dr. Hall, Iynn Ha-
sse. . P9nriT'a, and :Albert Hlal•l, a'Iso of
Florida; 'also trine granctcihildren,
'The funeral was held at her bate
residence on Saturday, June 2nd, the
ervices. being conducted by her pas-
' r. Rev, \4T. P: Lane of Nortlh Sick'
itni'+ed 10hurcdh. The quartette rend-
ered a beautiful favourite of the de-
as'ecl. "1 Want to'See .Jesus, Don't
You." The p'a191b1Sarers were-- A.. L.
Corte'ous, C. FI, S1obland, Thomas
Rorbinson, lWinos Keys, Nelson 'Key's,
William Logan. interment tools plllace
11 ,Bayfield cemetery. lA'nyon-a those
attending the funeral were Mr, Alf-
' ..na 'Wes ni,tvid Welsh of
-Port'flur'an, Micih,; lfr, and Mtrs. Er-
nest 'Keys and \fins. Pearl Keys, ni
^'utrl Pend, ,13v Dir. J. 'M. Key's and
Mrs. Keys of Kenmore. 14',Y.
LONDESBORO
Mr. and Mrs, 13 Tyertaian of Sea -
forth visited :with Mir. and Mrs. James
Elsley on Sunda) •
Mr. J'ohn,\ienttingof London ,spent
a few dans recently at the hopie of
`his aunt, Mrs. E. Fell. -
PAGE FIVE.
WHEN YOU START a savings account here you open the door to
a safer, surer, happier future. But the door must be kept open by
systematic deposits. A few dollars every week, left here to bear interest,
mounts to a sizeable sum in less time than you imagine.
DO NOT DELAY making a beginning. One dollar starts
you on the road to independence if you but follow it
faithfully. Every courtesy is paid you at any branch of
the Province of Ontario Savings Office. Full chequing
privileges are provided. For your convenience these
offices are open until 5 o'clock.
PROVINCE OF
USNI.e%t ;'VS /CPF5AVINSS OFFICE
PARLIAMENT
BRANCHES IN
ONTARIO
EVERYDEPOS/T6ARi�hr�Ed yA%/4Gi>EhfEfNT
(HEAD OFFICE
VatN` Ry4�fr BUILDINGS
SEAFORTH BRANCH - - - J. M, McMILLAN, Manager
BAIRN
DANCE
AT HENRY F. BEUERMANN'S
NEW BARN
Lot 10, Con. 9, McKillop, 33/4
miles west of Brodhagen and 3M.
miles east of Winthrop.
Tues., June 12
Admission Gents 25c; Ladies 10c
\frs.
12.7.
'
o'
%%ns
end
and Miss ,Dor-
rtlty Little and airs F. Little motor-
ed to Toronto on 'Saturday fo
weekend - +%^reit, And' also - - visite
friends at Bowm:anvville.
Mr. and 'Nlrs. Wm, Glover and so
Willis of 'Detroit spent the week -en
at the home of the ladies' mothe
Mrs. D, Mountain,
Mr. and .Mac, E, Adams and Lloy
Mr. and Mrs. J.1'. Manning an
Phyllis,Mr. and Mrs. F. Thontpso
Ind Fraser. %ser, and Miss L, Brighai
-•undated at Goderich,
Mfr. E. Crnw^ford, who spent 00
)ast Week el at the home of her grand
:slighter, Mfrs. R. 13t'imley, returne
:once 00 Sunday evening.
The' extreme heat and dry. weathe
becoming' serious tiithe crops.
- Mit. R. Townsend is brightenin
p his residence with .a new coat o
dint ..
- -CONSTANCE.
r,
Mfand Mrs. Robert -Rogerson vis
ited Mr, ane! Mrs, T. ,G: 'Wheaticy-
this Week: -
• Mr. and Mrs, 'Benj. Snell and Miss
Arnie. Ashby motored to Blendteint on
Sunday last and 'visited friends. •
l'ritton, and Mr, 13'111 'Jewett motored
to Sarnia Sunday morning 'to attend
ritton
d
the Mlo �drEh'artWWh•eatley of Mr. li csi Toronto
spent the %reek -enc[ With 'her paren ts,
o Mir, and Mrs; rGeo,Wheatley.
d . Mrs. Wnt Moore who has been
r, seriously' ill, is slightly improved,
'!Ter daughter Mary, of Toronto, is
c
Mi
SCOTT'S BARRED ROCK CHICKS a
ARE REDUCED TO 8c EACH
ON JUNE 12th, THE LAST HATCH OF THIS SEASON
Buy your June chicks from a reliable breeding farm where quality
is the watchword.
Started chicks on hand at lc extra for the first week.
Buying in large quantities enables us -to offer the best values in
fresh poultry feeds.
O.A.C. CAFETERIA 'STARTER...,.$2,50 per cwt.
GROWING MASH $2.25 per cwt.
J. M. SCOTT, Seaf orth 51O 32
1, waiting on her. -
c1 lir. and Mrs. Wm, ,Britton and Mrs.
n Clifford Britton and two daughters
u motored to Sarnia on 'Friday to at-
tend the Conference and they re-
mained for U
he ordination r lntation of their sou
Clifford, ,on Sunday,
Mr, Geo. \Wheatley. is 'on the sick
list, His .many friends 'hope for a
speedy recovery,
\[r, and lir, Clarence Rath of
East Wawanosh were visitors at the
home of ibis- and Mrs. Jack Ferguson
Sunday last.
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Lawson eon and
daughter Marion and Mrs. Lawson's
mother, 'Mrs, 'Stewart. motored to
'Stella on 'Sunday and were the
guests of MIr. and Mrs, Bort Fell,
Mlr, and Mrs. Frank Riley, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riley
of Skaffa.
Mrs,Cont Pollard, Mrs- George Ri-
ley, Miss Phoebe 'Wakefield. Mr.
Chas, Wakefield and MIr, Harold Gla- -
e
g
The Sunday School anniversary
services will be held on Sunday, June
10.Services in the morning at 111 ami
in the evening at 7:30, to' be conduct-
ed by Rev. IJ. Clifford Britton. The
music in the morning will' 'be ' in
charge of the Young People's choir.
As Clifford is one of our promising
young ' ministers, everyone should
avail themselves of the privilege of
hearing 'ht nt.
Miss Margaret Love of Walton is
a visitor at the horse of 3 -ars. Chas.
McGregor and son Ross.
:Miss Mildred Britton R1\„ of the
London Ontario 'Hospital, is spend -
Mg /her holiday's- with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, \Wan, Britton.
Miss Donelda rAdams and the
Misses Mildred, 'Helen and Edith
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 White 60c yd.
Children's Ankle Hose, cot- 4 -
ton, .sizes 6-614-7-71/2...r +0 Ito
Silk' and Lisle, 6-7-714-8 .. 25c
Women's Pure Silk, Full Fashioned
rHose in Gun -Metal- - "
and Townwear : LI
!
Men's Fancy Cotton Sox .. 20c
Men's Fancy Silk & Cotton Sox 25c
Men's Fancy Silk & Wool Sox.. 35c.
Men's Black Oxfords... -
$2.25, '$3.35, • $4.00
Men's Black & White Oxfords., $3.00
Men's Work Boots .. $1.95 to $3.50
Men's Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers . , .. ....... 50c
Men's Balbriggan Combinations 75c
Men's Shorts . . ...... , . 40c
J.T.McAsh
zier spent Sunday with Mr, and MIr .
JacFarlane of Gode.rich town-
sl -
Messrs, John and James Moore,
and Robert Moore, or Stratford ars
visitintheir
mother,
gMrs,
William
Moore, who is seriously_ ill at the
home of leer son,,Mr. Wm. .Moore.
Mia•. and Mrs. Charles Destter and
-Ella accompanied by Mfrs Austin
Dexter, spent last , Wednesday -at
1Ben•miller and Goderich. The sante
party and also Mies Fent, spec t Sun-
day at the home or Mr. and Mrs. . Guy
Cunningham and Mlr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Y unghint,
ace!
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FRIDAY
NIGHT
Admission 25 and 15 cts.
The swatter for
LITTLE FOLKS`
CHILDREN always love Kellogg's Corn Flakes.
And there's nothing better for their everting
meal than a bowl of this crisp, delicious cereal
with milk or cream. Rich in energy. Easy to
digest. Invites restful sleep.
Kept oven -fresh by the heat -seined inner
WAXTITE bag. Made by Kel loggin Loudone Ont..
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