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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-07-12, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1934, THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE. Superior Stores Are Picnic Headquarters The warm sunny days of July have made it a Month of Picnics, and Superior Stores with their wide selection of choice and, appropriate foods, have quite logically become the '.Picnic Headquarters: When you are called upon to prepare the picnic luncheon remember to call Superior Stores—they will save you both time and money. ITEMS FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK AYLMER GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 2's PER TIN 10 c SALT, PLAIN OR IODIZED 2 CARTONS 15 c o� SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE 2 TINS 21 c TAYLOR'S PEANUT BUTTER, 10 oz. jar PER JAR 14 c DURHAM CORN 'STARCH PER PKG. kirk c HIL'LCREST'SHORTENING, 1's .PER PKG. •;tJ 1 c Lux Toilet Soap and 1 pkg. Lux )Free 3 cakes Tomato Juice, 10% oz, 4 tins Unicorn or Golden Net Fancy Red Cohoe 'Salmon, /'s 2 for l's each Soups, Aylmer Vegetable or Tomato 3 tins Royal York Matches, Family Box 3 boxes Standard No, 4 Peas per tin Clark's assorted Potted Meats, /'s, 3 tins 25c. per tin Shirriff's True Extracts per bottle Shirriff's Sweet Mystery Malted Dessert 3 pkgs. Shirriff's ,Lushus Jelly Powders 3 pkgs. Whiz Insect Killer' 8 oz. Whiz Insect Killer 16 oz. Certo, for making Jelly per bottle Libby's Prepared Mustard per jar" Crown Brand Corn Syrup 2's 5's Cowan's Velvets Candy % ib. Centre Pull, or Presto Wax Paper per pkg. Bon Ami, Cake or Powder per pkg. Chloride of Lime, l's per tin 2 pkgs. per pkg. TA lb. Embossed Paper Napkins, S0 in pkg. 2 pkgs, Fancy Paper Plates, 4 Tea in pkg. 10c; 6 Dessert in pkg. Brillo, Cleans and Polishes, small Swansdown Cake Flour Baker's Snowdrift Cocoanut 21c 25c 29c 23c 25o 25c 12c 10c 15c 25c 25c 33c 57c 29c 10c 17c 38c 13c 10c 14c 15c 25c 32c 13c 25c l0c CHERRIES ARE NOW ON. Place your orders with us and save disappointments. Fruit is scarce so don't hold off. Ross J. Sproat Phone 8 Miss N. Pryce Phone 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. W_AALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished 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 Trane: 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. Eggs, per doz. , r 117c Butter, per lb .., ., 18c Potatoes, per bag 01.00. Oats, per bushel 318c -40c Wheat, per bushel 90c B'arle'y, per bus. ....... , 50c MANLEY: !hiss :Mary lirall from Detroit is holidaying in our burg at present. Mr. and Mrs, -C, r P. Sills and Mr. and 3-[rs. C. Eckart were visitors in 'our )burg last Sunday, 'The extrance exams took place at our school, with the pupils of the surrounding schools taking pari. \Ve'' hope all were successful. The late .rain has improved vegeta- tion, •which came in the stick of time Incl has lightened fhe hearts of farmers:- - (There have been several deer seen of late in our burg, When scared by dogs they jumped wire fences ands OPEN AIR a At (William Glazier's Farm on the Highway 4% miles from Clinton or Seaforth . Tues,, July 17th In case of a wet night it tvi.11 be on 1\'cd. night, I'Sth, Hot dogs served. The Rhythm Ramblers Orchestra Ladies 15c. Gents 25c Conte and Enjoy Yourself. KIPPEN 'Miss Greta Blackwell, R.N., of Buifalo, N. Y.. was the guest of Mr, and Mire. S.ewis Clark and family during the week, she being a sister of Mrs. Clark Miss Etta Bell of London is holi- daying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Bell and family, .Mrs. Jonah Green returned home after a very pleasant outing at the Lend, much improved in health. Mr, and Mrs, '\1'nm. .Bothwell of Exeter were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Green. ,Rev. \V. A. Bremner of Er.uce'6eld took the morning services at 9:45 in St. Andrew's 'United Church on Sun- day morning laet. A. trio number, "Nearer My God to Thee," was ren- dered very splendidly by three boys of Brucefield and it was much en- joyed by the congregation. 'On Sunday next the services will be at the usual time .of 111 o'clock, by the minister, Ret E. F. Chandler, :Ir. and Mrs. James Squire and daughter Violet of \Vood'hant,• lir. and'Mrs. ,Albert Scott and family, also of Woodham, Mr, and Mrs, Or- ville Cann of Thames Road, spent Sunday with Mr. aril Mrs. Joseph Dayan a it. 3l'rs. W. A. MdDonald of the Thames Rd. is holidaying with her daughter, Mrs. \Vat. Green. Mfrs. Lentils Seaman and children of Kitchener is holidaying with rela- tives and friends in the• neighbor - 'bond. John C. Doig, L.LJB.., of De- troit, visited with his mother and sister over the week -end: On Sunday they niofoted to Wroxeter where they spent a very pleasant day with crompered north to the old pine relatives, swamp,to their hidingplace. Want and For Sale Acts, I time, 2Se TOWN TOPICS, Mr, and Mrs, E. G. Boyd and Mr and Mrs: Peter Johnson of Toronto were week -end ,guests of Mr. W, R Smith, :Miss Ann Govenloek is the guest of lust Belie 'Smith, Miss Jessie Menzies of Cochrane spent the week -end with her sister, Mrs. Albert Harrison, .Miss Annie Ryan of Dublin visited friends in town this week, Hiss Nellie Pryce spent the week- end with Mrs, Bolton, McKillop, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Harrison and Wilfred o'f Science Hill, spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Albert Harrison, whose daughter Lois re- turned with them to Science Hill to spend the holidays. Miss •Treva Bennett of -:'Mitchell has returned haute after spending a week with her cousin at the Com- mercial Hotel. Miss Myrtle !Hunter spent the week end at her home in Clinton. Miss Nellie Desborough left last Monday with Mrs. Jentgen for North- ville, Mich, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eckert of Oakville were here attending the fun- eral of Mr, William O'Connor, father of Mlts. Eckert, which took place in St. Cdlumban .on Tuesday :Mr, and Mrs, J, B, Tyerutani and Miss M. Melville returned on Satur- day from visiting relatives in Toron- to and points east, Watch for the Home Cooking sale by the Ladies' Guild of St, Thomas' Church in the store recently Vacated by Mrs. Sheffer, on Saturday after - noun, August 4tli, Mrs, Douglas Beattie and little slaughter of Toronto, and her -mother. Mrs. I-Iowe. of ,Saskatoon, are guests of Mr, and .ars. John Beattie, Mrs, W. 13, McLean, Egmondville, is Visiting her daughters in London and Ailsa Craig. Mrs. C. J. Shockcor and Mrs, Ray- mond Glinske and children of Det- roit etroit left Thursday after spending two weeks in town and vicinity with their parents, grandparents and sister, llrs. G, C. Dale and family. lir:. Snell and daughter Marguer- ite of IIanti'lton are spending their vacation with Miss Jean Turner and other friends. -\Mr, and firs, Fred Faulkner and two children of Detroit are spending their holidays with his mother and sisters on George street, 1[r, Reg, Abell of Toronto spent the holiday with his father, Mr. Geo, Abell and his uncle, lir. John Abell, on George street. While here they visited Exeter, Goderich and other places of interest. •Mr, and Mfrs, D. M. Hamilton of Lawrence, Kansas, spent a few days, with Mrs. Hamilton's sister, Mars. J. :1, Case, Mrs. Hamilton was a popu- lar Egmondrille girl (-Margaret Por- ter) before her marriage and her many friends were glad to renew her acquaintance. Mrs. I. Smith of San Tose, Cal., acid Mrs, J. Walker and Anna Jean of Winnipeg are visiting their cousins, Mr, and Mrs. J. B. ',l,yerntan. Mrs. Jack Dannecicer of . Detroit' was calling on friends in town recent- ly and :pent several hours at the home of Mr: and Mrs. J. A. Case, Mr, J. Cockburn and daughter, Grace of Toronto are holidaying at the home of lir. and Mrs. M. Haney. Mrs. L. C. Jackson and Miss Mary Jackson have returned after spending the winter at Merrickville. They were accompanied by Mr. :Fred Jackson, principal of Merrickville school, Mr. and Mrs. G, tA. Ainslee of Leamington are guests of their niece, Mrs, Tyerman, Mr. Thomas Daly celebrated hi 85th birthday on Wednesday. lir. Daly is hale and hearty and able to be around as usual. ' Misses '',Varner oi Vernon, B,C., and Fort Francis, iclto have been visiting in town the past week, left Wednes- day to visit in Quebec, SUMMER SPECIALS Feed Oatmeal $2.40 cwt. Sugar per bag 6.00 Alberta Rose Flour 2.50 North Star Flour 2.60 Tumblers 60c and 1,00 doz. White Cups each 5c Bowls ,Bowls 3 in set 35c 4 in set 50c Bowls 5 in set 1,00 Paper Cups, 10 in pack.. - 2 packs 15c J.T.McAsh VARNA. Miss .Jinn• Melville is the guest of Mr, and :Mrs, Jas, Fairserviee, Lon- desboro, Mr, Rufus Keys and daughter.. o Colborne, Northumberland county were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Sat Hanna on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moir of Exete vicinity were -guests on Sunday o lir. J, 31. Robertson and Miss Robertson, :Miss Adeline Tyerman is spendin a Pew weeks with relatives in Orono Oshawa and Bowmatnville, Visitors at the home of Mr. .An drew Kirk the past week were Mr and Mrs. ,John ,Kirk, a nephew o Mr. Kirk's from Toronto; Mrs. 5, D Beecroft and children of W'iagham Mrs, F, .L, Creighton of Detroit 11r, and Mis, Norman M. Kirk o Fort Wayne, ,Indiana, 'Rev, Father Nigh, D,'S.,13., who .has been residing in Houston,Texas, during the last three years, is spend- ing his holidays at the home of hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Nigh, Tucictrsmit•h. 'Mr. and Mrs.R. C, Henderson and family of Toronto were week -end guests at the parental home of Mr. R. H. Modeland. Mr. and Mrs. B.MacKenzie of Regina, Sal , spent ,Sunday with his sister, Mrs, F. Shewfelt;-, and 1Mr. Shewfelt, Miss Lenora Shew•ielt spent a few H days with friends in Port uron, Sarnia and Point Edward. Miss Josephine Woodcock and Miss Carolyn Sims of Blyth were guests on Saturday with the latter's sister, Mrs. L. Dale, Mr, and Mrs. C. McDougall and Barbara of Detroit are spending a week's holidays with Mrs, McDoeg-. all's mother, Mrs, C Atkinson, Mrs. \\ nt, Pearl of Toronto spent Sunday* with her sister, Mrs, F. Shewfelt, and )Ir. ,Shewfelt, Mrs, Fred Shewfelt has returned Nome after spending a few clays with her father, Mr, Ed. MacKenzie and Mr. :S'hew•felt's another, Mrs. P. Shewfelt, both of Kincardine, Mr. and -ars. John Brock of Elim- ville spent last Sunday with her father, Mr. Wm. Oke, Mrs. Edward .hole, who has been quite ill for the past week, is some- what improved, Mrs. Troyer of Bripden visited at Mrs. T•urnbull's one day last week. Miss Margaret Armstrong is at- tending Summer school in Toronto. Mrs, Oscar Neil has been spending a few days in Detroit, San r g BRUCEFIELD. Mr, and Mrs, W. J. McIntosh and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Haugh last week motored to Michigan, visiting rela- tives and friends in Pigeon, Caro lrairgrove, Flint, 'Battle Creek and Detroit. In their trip they found the ,,� ''ol)s itS tna'ny places not as good as The crops in old Huron. The crops around "Marlette and Seebeweing were excellent. Between Battle .Creek and Jackson most of the fall wheat was harvested, )Miss Evelyn Ilowarcl and Miss Ha- zel Haugh accompanied Mr, and cfrs. J. McIntosh on their return to Tor- onto on Sunday, Mr. Leonard Boyce left on Monday for Toronto where he will take e summer course, Mrs, :Alex, York of Flinton is vis- iting her parent, lir. and 1Irs. Son - ter on the Mill Road, Mr, and :Mrs, Norman \Walker en- tertained their friends to a weiner roast one evening last week. VARNA Mrs. Mossop in company with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Stephenson Motored to Goderich on Sunday, )The members of the W.A. of St. John's Church met at the home of Mrs. Vossop on Thursday, Mrs, Stockton of California is the guest of her sister, Mrs. _:.fort Elliott. Mr, George Beatty Sr„ Mrs. M. Beatty, Miss Edyth Mossop and Mr, Fred Draser spent Sunday with friends in St. Marys. 13Mr. and Mrs, Will Clark have re- turned from their honeymoon, Miss A. J. Keyes of Lucknow is visiting friend's in this vicinity, Mr,- Rufus Keys and daughter oi Colborne have returned home after spending a few days .visiting friends here. Miss Mary -\ItClyinont has return. - ed home after spending a week with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Coleman of Ilensall. (Rev. MIr, Bandey of the United Church spent a couple of days in To- ronto last week, The United Church S. School will hold their annual picnic in Jowett's grove, Bayfield, on Tuesday next, July 17, Keep Douglas' Egyptian 'Liniment always in the stable, ready for imme- diate use. Removes proud flesh and inflammation, 'Thrush or Hoof Rat, (Want and For Sale Ads, 1' time, 25c PT'ONEER FAMILY (Continued from Page One.) George McCartney, 'George :McCart- ney, McCart-ney, tBrucefield. Wilson Broadfoot; Agnes Carnoch an, '1Mrs, James M. 'Martin, Clinton; Mrs, W. Zerback (Jennie Martin), Stratford; Mrs, Sa'ut Carnochan, Sarah W. 1lactIiver, 'Elizabeth Mac- Iver, Lucknow, Mary 'Sproat, Jeanette Sproat, Kip- pen; Sandy IBroad•foot, Moose Jaw; Mrs. Earle Sproat, IKippen; ;Alex. 5, Ferguson,. Chicago; Erma Broadfoot, Bruce'field; Patsy Mitchell, 'Hensall Jack Zerback, 11316 ,Falstaff st., Strat- ford; :Irs, James Carno'chan, Los Angeles; Mrs. James G. Carnochan Seaforth. Stanley Mitchell, Glenn )Broadfoot, Mrs. Stanley, Mitchell, Hen•all, S. A. Carnochan, Lucknow; John Broadfoot, Bruce!field, Bob McCart- ney, Seaforth; Roy McMillan, Lon- don; Wilson -\lc•Cartney, Seaforth; William :McLachlan, Kipper. "Its. Janet Ann Broadfoot Nicol, Everett L. Nicol Mrs. E. L. Nicol, Everett Lee Nicol, 5736 Tracy, Kan- sas City, Mo. 1Mr, 11'. Walker, firs. W. J. Walker,. Mary Walker, \Irs Jas. Broadfoot, Zurich; Laura Horton, Lucy Horton), 3. C. Ilortou, Ian I-Iortorn, JPhilip Horton, 'Oshawa. Mrs, Jas, McbAllister,:Jim Broad - foot, Jas McAllister, Zurich, Mrs. Roy 1cGeoch, Dorothy Tam- an, E mondi•ille; -Mary McCartney: 'Mrs. !Edna (Gernntell) Brown, Preston, Mrs. George Black, Eva Eleanor McCartney, Mary Eileen McCart- ney, 'Thomas Walker. Mrs. Thos. C, Walker, Brussels, Dave McLean Jack McLean, ;Bruce McLean Ross McLean, Alex. Walk- er, Jas, G. Carnochan, 'Jack Carnoch- an, Jim Carnochan, Roy MctGeoch. J. Earl Sproat, Kippen; 'Susan 11. Marron Lusco'mbe, 2649 Philip Ave., Detroit; Margaret Luscoanbe, Wesley Luscont:be, Detroit; Mary Broadfoot, Ross Broadfoot, Kippen; Ian McAl- lister, Zurich; Mr', D. McLean, \Vii- nta McLean, J, P. Walker, Kenneth Maclean, The number registered -1159, THANKSGIVING DAY OCT. 8. Ottawa. — Thanksgiving Day this year will be celebrated October '8th, the sec,, id Monday in that month. More time for the THI\GS YOU LIKE THE,time you save with Kellogg's Corn Flakes gives you more leisure to do things you enjoy. No cooking. No trouble to prepare. Just pour these crisp golden flakes into bowls, and breakfast's ready! Kellogg's are so appetizinglycrisp — so delicious in flavor — that everybody likes them. They're nourishing too. Rich in energy and easy to digest. An ideal lunch. A splendid evening meal for children. Serve with milk or cream and a •bit of fruit. There's real economy in buying Kellogg's Corn Flakes. They save fuel as well as tune. And the red -and -green package, holding many servings, costs but a few cents. Always oven -fresh in the :seat -sealed WAXTITE inside bag — an exclusive Kellogg feature. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. 4(0°944 CORN FLAKES