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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-07-19, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1934 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE. You Can Depend upon the Quality at Superior Stores ITEIIVMS FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK P. % G, WHITE NAIPTHA SOAP 10 BARS 29 c AYLMER or NATURE'S (BEST PEACHES, 2' sqt. per tin 1.6c KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 2 PKGS. 15c RINISO LARGE PKG. �A e� c INGERISOLL.MALTED CHEESE. %'s 2 PKGS. dd2GG.5c CROSISE AND 'BLACIKWELL'S JAMS 32 oz, jars 42S Ci Raspberry, Strawberry, & Black Currant ... , . . Hillcrest Lard, l's • Maple Leaf !Salmon Royal York Coffee McCormick's Fancy Assorted Biscuits 1 lb. box Aylmer Pork and Beans, 16 oz. 4 tins Ideal Sweet Pickles Canada Dry Ginger Ale 2 lb. 23c Ye's 19c l's 35c l's 39c 25c 25c 29c 20c 25c 19c 19c 33c 19c 23c 10c 23c 15c 25c 27c 10c 5c 100 family jar quarts (plus bottles) pints 2 for American Beauty Shrimps per tin New Pack Lobsters %'s Clark's Spaghetti, large tin 2 tins per tin each 2 pkgs, per tin 2 tins per pkg. 4 pkgs. per pkg. Vinegar, Spirit, Cider, or Malt, 12 oz. bottle each Whiz Insect Spray in bottles, Tins and Bulk Ice Cream Junket Powders, real. nice Crisco, 1's Marshmallows, Cellophane Pkg. Grape Nuts Flakes Baker's Southern Style Cocoanut, %'s IWaterglass, for preserving eggs Swansdown Biscuit Mix. Fly Coils Oxade, Lemon, Orange, or Raspberry pkg. 10c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Phone 8 Phone 77. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. W'A1LKER, holder of Go- vernment diplopia 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 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 WITH THE BOWLERS - LSixty-four local bowlers competed i0 a twilight tournament on Monday ;eight, Three games of ten: rings were ,played, and the ladies served sand- wiches and tea after the second game. Twenty prizes were awarded. The generosity of Dr. H. H. Ross made the tournament possible. Prize win- . ners were: (Ladies Mrs. E. H. Close, 3 wins plus 22; Miss .Hazel Reid 3 wins plus 118; firs, J, Beattie, 3 •wins plats 17; 'Arra. 1V. Hart, 3 wins plus 16; Miss !Belle Campbell 3 wins plus 4; Firs, J. Grieve, 2 wins plus 1116; Mrs. A. Westcott, 2 wins plus 12; Mrs, De - 'Lacey and Mrs, .Gibson 2 wins plus 1.1; Mrs. II.. Stewart, 3 wins plats 10. 'Alen—J. Broderick, 3 wins plus 18; L. •Dale 3 wins plus 116; H. Jeffery and Dr. Burrows 3 ,wins plus 115; A. Westcott, 3 wins plus 1L>; Dr. Grieve, 3 wins plus 4; W. Hart, t2 wins plus 16; G. Stewart, 2 wins pits• 114; - 1, Marlow, 2 wins phis 16; J. Scott, 2 wins plus M. DEANERY A.YJP.A, PICNIC The Anglican Young People As- societion of Huron Deanery held a very successinl picnic at J'owett's Grove, Bayfield, on Wednesday. The election of officers was postponed to SEAFORTH MARKETS. ISeptemtber when a meeting of the Eggs, per doz. 17c A•Y.P.A, will be called. The follow - Butter, per Ib 1Sc ing were prize winners in a program New Potatoes, per bag , .... , $11:30 of sports: Oats, per bushel ,..42c Wheat, per bushel 90c :Barley, per buster[ , 5'5c BLYTH. Mrs. Alberta Blender, Mrs. Roht. RighLman and Miss Lily Carr visited relatives in Chatham and Windsor last week. Miss Thelma Craig iris been suc- cessful its getting a school near Brus- sels.' Delegates are attending sununet' school this week at the new camp site, Goderich, United' Church is having a special song service for 16 minutes before' service at 77113 on Sunday evenings. 1Aschool re -union will be held at SAS. No, ,113, East \Vawanoslt at the school grounds at lit o'clock, Wednes- day, July 2130, The trustees cordially invite all to .be present. C. W. Scott,. Belgr.ave, is secretary -treasurer, A studio piano,R'ecital was ,given by pupils of Elizabeth Mills, 'A.T.C.M., to a group of interested mothers last week. Each pupil introduced his or her piece before playing by telling something of the life of the composer, or style of composition about to be performed, making it most enljoyarle to those present. (Blind pig race—ll Frank Archibald and \Margaret Leyburite; 2 'Bob Arch- ibald Margaret Cuclmore. Boot and shoe race=1 AL Cudtnore, G, Sotilt,; 2 Ross- Middleton, Muriel 'Elliott, Pie plate race -11 ,Bob Archibald, , Dor- othy Park; 2 Grace Jowett, Arvin 'Elliott. Dressmakers' race -1 Grace iJOwett, Alvin Elliott; 2 Randal Cole, Mary Webster; 3 .Stew art Middleton, Muriel Rathwell, Danger In 'Poison Baits pimely warning has been 'given of dangers attendant on the use of pois- oned grasshopper baits. It is danger- ous to leave mixing utensils where Five stock can reach theist and ought 'to be carefully guarded against.. This also applies to bass in which bait is transported. Poisoning of live stools is also possible when 'poisoned bait is put out in lumps instead of being spread finely. If Cattle are well sup- plied with salt they will be less apt to be attracted to bait in which salt is .present. There is also danger to the farmer himself in getting the poison dust in his mouth and nose. when mixing the bait This realdanger can be obviated by tying a cloth over the nose writ no'uth, !or .by wearing asps(); tectivc mask. TOWN TOPICS. Mrs. Peter Cleary has returned !home after Visiting her (brother, -Mr, Thomas Paedon in Port Hope, • l'liss Katherine A. Murray, nurse - in -training at St. Mary's 'Hospital, 'Kitchener, returned there on Wednes- day after spaiidiug the holidays at the home of her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. P. McCann, Sewforth. ,Mr. and Airs. F, Reeves and son Clarence, AJ:iss L, Reeves, Seaforth, and Mr, L. Agar of Brussels were ill Detroit over the week end, Clarence remaining for the holidays. Miss June Webster of Detroit is spending' her vacation with , her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. F. Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Les MfcKay from Texas visited friends ia town this 'week; IMr, Joe Eckert, from Dundalk, spent Sunday with his wife and fam- ily who are visiting with friends in this community. Joe is with the King Construction CO. (Guests during the week at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Alec Gordon, Eg monde -ilk, were their 'nieces and ne phews, Miss 'D'orothy McFarlane o the Soldiers' Settlement Board, Sask vocal; Mr. Glenn and Miss Isobel 'Glenn, of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Burnside and Tittle son of Shelburne, who left Tuesday to visit Mr. Burn - side's cousin, Dr. Davis, in London, .i1r, Henry Howes und'coven't an operation for sinus trouble in Scott Memorial Hospital on Monday, Mrs, George Brown was taken 'bane from the hospital where she has been for several weeks and is some- what improved: (Miss Margaret Grieve and her niece, Miss Peggy. Willis; have been in (Stratford a few days the past week. IMr, and Mrs. Frank Cuclmore re- turned to Toronto after spending a .couple of weeks in town with friends. )Ir. Arnold Case was in Toronto on Wednesday, The many friends .of Mrs, Ralph Elliott will be glad to know she is somewhat improved in Scott Memor- ial Hospital where she has been for several weeks. Her sister, Miss May AI ciGai'in i • looking after her home, (Sorry to report the Hitless of Mrs, James Nelson, Victoria street. Mrs. H. Lloyd and daughter, Mary, Miss Ann Anderson, R.N., NOV York, and Air. Ed, Anderson of I-1aysvillc, visited Mrs, P. DeCourey, Egntoncl- aille on Afonday. Mr, and Mrs. \Ven. .Byrne and chil- dren Airs, Brown and daughter, Miss Peggy- Jordan and Miss Margaret 'Byrne of Detroit visited- at the hone of Mr, and Mrs, Leo Forttme over the week end. Miss 'Madeline Fortune is spending a few days with friends in Detroit. Mr, and Mrs, J. F. Theison and son Donald of Detroit spent the week end with Mrs. M. Carbert. Mr. Theison returned on Monday, Airs, Theison and Donald remaining for some time, ...Miss Marjorie Coutts of Neepawa, Alan, and Miss Florence Coutts of MacDonald Hall. Guelph, are visiting at the home of their grandfather, Mr, John A. Murray, E,gmondville, Miss Jean Mdlntosh, Miss Smith. R,N., of IHatniotta, Man., and Miss Afolson, of Dauphin, Man., visited this week with )rr. and Mrs. W. J. Mc- Intosh. There will be no Sunday night band concert this week, owing to the Le- gion and Band garden party on Thursday night. Miss Shirley McNairn of Mitchell is spending her vacation with her cousin, Miss Ruth M.oNairn. Mr. and Mars. Arthur Middlemos.t and Miss Millie Johnston of Hamil- ton were guests during the ween: -end of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Johnstone. Mrs. David `IIdN.airn of Mitchell spent a 'few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James McNairn, Mrs. 'Archie McTavish is spending the week- in Sarnia with her nephew, Mr. Eyre. The local authorities cleared a mys- SUMMER SPECIALS Feed Oatmeal $2.40 cwt. Sugar per bag 6,00 Alberta Rose Flour 2.5.0 North Star Flour 2.60 Tumblers ...... 60c and 1.00 doz. White Cups • each 5c ,Bowls 3 in set 350 ;Bowls 4 in set 50c (Bowls 5 in set 1.00 Paper Cups, 10 in pack.. 2 packs 15c J. T.McAsh VARNA. The Fourth Generation of iBroadfoots put on a pageant in old time costumes at the Centennial reunion, Back row, left to right: John Broadfoot, Alastair Broadfoot, Wilmer (Broadfoot, James (Black, Wilson McCartney. Front row: Helen Broadfopt, Greeta Broadfoot,' Elizabeth (Broadfoot, Dorothy Broadfoot, Margaret Broadfoot, and Margaret J. Broadfoot. Others in costume, who do not appear in this group were: Wilson Broadfoot, Sam. Scott, Mary Broadfoot and Eleanor Broadfoot. tery- this week involving the disan- pearance. of some cement sacks, the tarpaulin of a truck and a padlock. The- tarpaulin was doing service as a tent for some lads, 'Toronto papers on Monday con- tained word of the death of Lillian Cray, wife of Prof. Price. Mrs, Price WAS a daughter of the late William (Gray, at one time a well-known salt ,manufacturer in Seaforth, and: who ,built and resided in the Sperling St. residence 01 Col. R. S. Hays, Two asters Annie and Gertrude 'Gray of Toronto, survive. Misses Jean and Annie Brodie are spending the week at Cranbrook. !Air. Don. Dale left on Wednesday for a trip to Northern Ontario, Miss Ileletn, Antent is attending summer school at ,Guelph, Mrs, David—Wilson and son !Gordon have returned after spending. several weeks in Detroit, Mr, Jack Arnold is a holiday visit- or at'Baylfleld this week, •Air. W. E. !Pollard is attending seinnl er school its. hingston, 11 r. and Mrs, 'Angus 'Smith • and Miss Margaret Shan- of Toronto were guests of Mar. J, M. ,Robertson and Miss Robertson during the week -enc. Rev. T. A. Carmichael i$ having a sunluner cottage built near Port Albert, •Aliss Clara McKinley and Mrs, Knight of Toronto have been visit- ing Mr, and Mrs, A. D. Arm- strong. Air, and Mrs. J. G. Mullen left Wednesday on. a trip to British Col- umbia. Mrs, Ilury Grieve and son Russell returned to Windsor 'Wednesday after spending two weeks here. Mr. and Airs. Stewart Scott of Ha- milton were ;nests of the Misses Brine on'Sunday, :Misses Ida and Eva Love returned Tuesday afterholidaying in Muskoka Miss Dorothy Snaith is holidaying at Shedden, !MIr. and Airs, Sidney Morton and little Margaret of Port Nelson were guests of Miss Davidson during the week, The Rebekah Edelweiss Lodge held a picnic at Goderich on Wednesday. Mrs, Flannery 'Jr. of (Detroit, who has been visiting here, has gone to IBrod'hagen owing to the illness of her father. ?fiss Catherine •lrlannery left on Monday to visit her brother in De- troit for two weeks. The Caves Church Young People held a picnic at Bayfield on \Wetlnes- tiay. afternoon, VARNA On the afternoon of July 10th the ladies of Varna United Church gath- ered tit the home of Al r, and Mrs. Ea. Foster, Parr line, to present their daughter Jean, who recently became the bride of Mr. \M'il'l Clarke, with a miscellaneous shower. Daring the af- ternoon an address, signed on behalf of elle ladies of the congregation by Mrs. \Vill Reid and Mrs. Orrin Row- son, expressing the gonad wishes of all, was read by Mrs. Sherlock ,Keyes and the presentation of the shower of use - ltd and beautiful articles was made. The bride replied thanking everyone for their good wishes and gifts. A de- licious afternoon tea was served. This was followed by a neat and humorous address by .Mrs, Ralph Stephenson, and the party ,broke up after a pleas- ant -afternoon, Mtr. Melvin Elliott of Zurich spent !Sunday with friends here. The Unitech Church ,S. S. 'held its annual picnic at Baylfield on Tuesday of this week. Mrs. F. Walker of Detroit has ,been visiting friend's in this vicinity (Wring the past week, \4r. Fell of Goderich. Chas been visit- ing with his sister, Mrs. Ralph ,Stephenson. LONDESBORO !Mrs. Stephenson of Ethel is spend- ieg .a few days with Mrs. Mary Cravt'- ford. !We -are pleased to report that _Airs '\V'm. Lyon. who has been -in Clinton hospital for the past two weeks to able to be home again, 31 r. and Mrs. Tyretnan of Seaforth ,Suutleyed in thevillage with relatives, Mrs, John Scott was in Stratford on Saturday. The Misses }Junking and Lavis re- turned' to their home in Clinton on Saturday after a pleasant visit with Mrs. C. Ruddell of the village. Lnndesboro was fairly represented at Exeter on tate .glorious twelfth" Airs. Townsend returned the end of the week after a pleasant visit in To- ronto, ,Air. and Mrs. Troop, accompanied by Miss Jean Mains are spending their vacation here with their sister, bliss Elizabeth Mains. 'Miss Dorothy Lee of Toronto. is spending the holidays with her grand- mother, Mrs. Mary Lee, Miss Clarice Lee is a guest at the home of •Afr. W, '1•rewin. Mr, and Airs, Jas. McCool, Miss Phyllis, also Mr. Wtn. Moon were Kincardine visitors on Sunday. Mrs. 13. Ileacs to of Toronto is vis- iting her mother, -Mfrs, W. Lee, also other friends. 31r, and Mrs, E, Stevens ant' family were 'Sunday visitors it oar burg, Mrs. ;(antes Walker and daughter Anna Jean of Winnipeg, and Mrs. Guy 'Smith of San Jose, Calif., are visiting at the hone of their aunts, Alrs. Tam - Myr: and Mrs. Risley, Mrs. F. Adams, accompanied by her two sisters, Misses L. and O. Brigham of Clinton, are taking a six week trip to Europe. They sailed from Quebec last Friday. n-. Alrs. Guild and Miss Ann Peters of Clio, .Mich., visited recently with their aunt, A's. E. Bell. What we consider a rare sight is •' humming birds nest, But one wee ,bird chose to build her nest in the large walnut tree about six feet from the living roost window of Mrs. E. ,Bell's house, where she laid two eggs and now is taking care of one wee birdie, Mrs. Bell, who is now in her eighties, is watching the little feath- ered friends with great interest. She, dike many others, has never had the opportunity to closely observe their nests -before. The regular meeting of the W.M.S. was held hi the school room of the United Church on Wednesday last, with the Presddent, Airs. Gardiner, in the chair. After the opening exercises the appointing of a new captain for Group Nu. 3towing to the death of the late A[rs. Joi,tnstwn, who had been the leader for the past two tears, Airs, Joseph Vodden was chostn to fill the gap. The question of entertain- ing the Baby Band was discussed and it was decided to hold the regular meeting on Wednesday, July. 23th and invite the Baby Band to meet with them un that date. The meeting was then left in charge of Group No, 1, Mrs. AI. Manning presiding The hymn "Bringing In The Sheaves,,, was sung, followed by prayer by Mrs Tatn,blyn,, The Bible lesson was taken by Mrs, Jas. McCool, with Mrs. 1,V, T. Brunsdon reading the de- votional leaflet. Mrs. J. P, Manning and Mrs, Al, Manning sang a pleas- ing duet "He Lives." Readings were given by Miss Ruth Shaddicic; Mrs. J. P, Manning and Mrs. Tamblyn. Several short prayers were offered' and the meeting closed by singing "The Lord of the Harvest," and Mrs. ,Gardiner pronounced the benedic- tion. Lunch was served by Mrs. Man- ning and her group, Twenty-five were present. STANLEY. Mr. and Mrs. Alf, Westlake visited friends At St. Thomas over the week- end. Mrs. Thomas Snowden is at pres- ent caring for• her sister, Mrs, Frank Hobson of St. Thomas, who is very 111 Mti Joe Greer and Mr, and Mrs. Harald Penitale motored to London - last Sunday and visited the latter's parents, ,Mir. and Airs. Geo, Hodgson. •Mt. and Mrs, R. ,N, Douglas and Miss Margaret Douglass- of 'Blake. MI.r. and Mrs. J. Douglas and 'Air. and Mrs. T. Ditisnuare of the t;w•n line attended the Nichol re -union at the home of Mr. and Airs. \\'. J. Douglas- ,Hyde Park, on Wednesday of last w eek, Alis 'Margaret Douglas of Blake is attending the summer school at God- erich this week. Mrs. ,I'. Gingerich and two sons re- turned home the beginning. of the week, after spending a week with Airs. Gingerich s Mother, Mrs. Mus- selnian at'I bmirs, Miss Isabel Manson of Detroit has been visiting relatives •and friends on the 'Goshen. Airs. 'McKee of Toronto is sper,d- ing a few days on the farm. BRUCEFIELD. The Rev. Mr. Chandler of Kippea will preach next Sunday. July 32 in the United Church at the morning service. • Tire tuutual Sunday.School and .con- gregational picnic will be held July 27 at Bayffteld. Mfrs. John Chapman and Airs. Jun- ior, formerly of Stanley, now living in the West. visited friends in tete village and community last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop visited at tate ihnne of the latter's mother, Mrs. Wm. •Rattenbury this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and daughter of Watford were guests of Mr, and Miss Gibson last week. 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