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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-08-09, Page 5THURSDAY, 'AUGUST- 9, 1934 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE.. YOUR SAFEGUARD There is no place in which (more care should be exercised than in_ the purchase of food products. 'When you buy from a Superior Store you are safeguarded by the knowledge and integrity of an ex- perienced grocer. His shelves contain only merchandise of undoubted quality,, and his prices are right. You .can shop with confidence at any Superior Store, WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS ITEMS FOR ONE WEEK FROM TO -DAY. CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S CATSUP �° • LARGE BOTTLE 1 C Niagara Kist or St, Williams RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY JAM 32 OZ. JAR 2 g c+ raULTAN•A RAIISINS 2 LBS. 25c CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK SMALL 5 c TALL 1Ac TOMATO JUICE, 10% oz. tins 4 TINS 25c BOVRIL CORNED BEEF 2 TINS 25c ,Benson's Corn Starch pkg. Choice Red Cohoe Salmon, %'s 2 tins l's Pearl Naptha Soap Taylor's Peanut Butter - Bluebell Broom's, No. 6, or 5 string brooms Kippered Snacks Palmolive Soap Princess Soap Flakes Whiz Insect Kilter 16 oz. 3 boxes 10 lbs. 2 tins. per jar per tin small, dozen medium, dozen ,Telly Beans per pound Oxade Drinks, Lemon, Orange and Raspberry 1 package makes two glasses - Brillo, `Cleans and Polishes' Pose's Minute Tapioca Grape Nuts Flakes per tin 4 cakes 10 oz. jar each per tin 3 cakes 2 pkgs. 8 oz Matches, family box Granulated or Yellow Sugar Gillett's Lye Libby's Prepared Mustard Crisco, l's Crown Jars 2 packages 2 packages 2 packages 2 packages 'Baker's Cocoa r s Distant Postum small Shredded Wheat Biscuits 2 packages Ross J. Phone Miss N. Pryce Phone 12c 29c 23c 15c 14c 37c 5c 14c 29c 33c 57c 25c 59c 25c 10c 23c 1,09 1.23 19c 5c 25e 25c 23c 15c 28c 25c 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or More Equipment W. 3, WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 Insurance FIRE—AUTO—WIND 3Tur 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 sully protected—you cannot af- -lard 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, RE el Estate, Etc. PHO STAFFA. Visitors, Nr; and Mrs. Roy Miller, Logan, with Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Mill - r; ,lir. and Mrs. W. O'Brien and acre, London, with lir. and Mrs, F. 4I'llrien :Misr, and Mrs. Wm. Patter- son, Gatf'hii1, with Mr. and lairs. T. Drewnt Mor. and Mrs. W. Bowman, 8awm tnv ille, with Mr. and 'Mrs, Ce - Bowman; man; Mliss Mary Smith, .RN., .Mbany, NA... with Mr. and Mrs. M. +gray; Mfr. and Mrs. L. Hammon and k;rtilg and Mr. and N. Beah- loll, Logan, with Mr. and Urs. Wnt, iadlei 1•lr. and Mrs. Max Gray and Sir. and Mrs.' H Gray with Mr. and Ifrs. R. Lavery Ur, and Urals. Gord- ty Miiller, Los Angeles, with his par- ents., Mr' anti I[rs. 5. M. MMiller; Mrs, J:. A: Sadder a.ccinpanick1 by her sis- zr. Miss Casey of Mitchell, to f tfd`alo to attend' their uncle's fun- :,af; VVm. Borland and daughter, Strasbourg' who has' 'been visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Sadler and lir and lira, O. Reed have -left to spend a asquerade BAYFIELD PAVILION Tues. Evening AUG. 14 With cash prizes for Character Costumes. Murdoch's Orchestra. Admission 25e. PROTECT YOUR EYES gor expert optical work, and up- to-date glasses, rim or rimless- styles, in shell, white or pink mountings, at lowest possible prices, consult our op- tical specialist, M. H. I•htghsoa, for- merly optometrist in charge for lents, Toronto, and Henry Morgan & Co., Montreal, with 35 years' ex- perience, who has been coning to Seaforth 'for over 20 y ears, You may come here with confidence that you will obtain proper glasses, and will not be .overcharged.. Wear our glasses —you'll hook better, see better, and feel better. Tuesday and \Wednesday, August 2111st and 20.nd. -Close Wednes- day at 112 noon. Colne early. Beattie's. Fair, Seaforth. 33 TOWN TOPICS. ,Mr. and Mrs. Heck flays from Windom were visitors here, last. Sun- day. Mrs, Heck Hays is holidaying with friends in Auburn. Miss Mary Brall from Detroit and Miss Bernice Manley from Manley are holidaying with their grandpar- ents, lir. and Mrs. Con, Ecdcart;. - .Mrs, Martin and daughter of To- ronto spent the holiday with Mr and Mr, Alex. :McLennan., . I.At the bridge party git'eti :by BisS Loretta Faulkner :last Tuesday night. a lady visiting from Detroit, Mrs, Gordon Prays, carried off the first prize. few -days in Chicago; iL„• and Mrs: A, Miller and 'on George have re-• turned from visiting friends in.Part Albert. \Vit. Sadler who'had, an op- eration penfornred on his eye. in Stratford Hospital some ten days ago returned to his. home Saturday touch improved, TOWN TOPICS, IMr. and Mrs. C. J. Fletcher, Master 'Glen and Elizabeth, of Montreal, have been: 'visiting their grandmother, Mrs. S. Boyd, Mfr. !Douglas ISleeth of 'De'troit was a visitor with relatives in town. iI1rs. B. M. Williams of Stratford spent a few days last week with her Mother, 'lirs, Soynd. - Mr, and Mrs, W. G. Ridhards and Maxine of Stratford are visiting Mrs. Richards' parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Stewart, - IBetty Stott of 'Chicago is a visitor with her grandparents, 1Ir, and Mrs, T. - G. Scott, Mir, Oscar Neil's many friends re- gret to learn of his being taken ill Tuesday evening and undergoing an operation for appendicitis the same night. Mrs, !R. 5. Beatty of-E•gniondville 15 visiting her daughter, Mrs, J. A. Brodie in 'Toronto. - Miss Gladys Dungey of Willow Grove and Mr, Carl Dunn of London are spending a week with their cous- in, hiss Jean 'D•ungey. Many friends of Mrs, William Oke are sorry to learn 'of her illness, ,Mr, and Nfrs, H. IV. Hart and son Kenneth were at Beach -o -eines this week. 'Mrs, 'John Nott of 'Londesboro is spending a fete days with her daig'h- ter, -Mir. E. Stevens. - .Mrs, W. Hanna and daughter An- nie of Kingsville were week -end guests of 'Mr, and Mrs, H. W. Hart, Mr. and Mrs, (Harold Stark of Wel- land came on Tuesday to visit his mother, -firs. A. E. Stark, Betty, Ruth and Mary IteClelland of Toronto, are visiting their grand- parents, Col. and Mrs. R. S. :Hays. lir. and Mrs, Douglas Evans and family of Ilamilton were guests of Mr. and Mfrs. Janes R. Dunlop this week, Miss 'Bethune and Mr. Alex, Beth- une left Wednesday to spend three weeks at Midland. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kenchen were guests over the holiday of MIr, and Mrs. W. tH, Golding, Mrs. Kenchen Sr., who accontpaitied them, is re- maining. Mr. and Mrs, Adam Wallace of Windsor are visiting at Mir, Alex. Wallace's. Mrs. W. J. llorphy returned to Tadmore, Sask.., after spending. a fire weeks' visit with her mother, (Irs, William McNaughton. Itis, H. P. Keith of Edmonton is the guest of her cousin, ML•s. J. 13. i yertnan, 11t , Elizabeth Smith has returne 3 t, Ottawa after spending a month with Mr, and Mfrs. W. E. Kerslake, Miss Dorothy Kerslake and 111r. Toward Purdy- spent the week -end 'with the fornter's parents. Mir. ansi firs. H. Crow- ni Toronto u ere week -end guests at the hone of \lr and Mrs, Tycrman. lir. and \fts, Tyerman returned house on Thursday :ase niter a holi- day spent in Leamington and Blen- heim. 11r. Lorne Hutchison ,,f Toronto and lir, and Mrs, George Hutchison Lond,,n .pent the week -end with Mrs, F, D, Hutchison, Mfrs. Topping of Winnipeg is the guest of her aunt, hiss M. Robison, NIL-. William Bailie and daughter Miss Babel, of Goderich, visited the pas: week at the home of 1Ir. Bailie :inter, Mrs, Andrew Kirk. -Mfr, and Mrs. Lovell and family, lir. and Mrs. Richard Treble of Lon- don were guests of -Mir. and Mrs. G, Brownlee over the holiday. Mrs. (Dr.) Tennant of Lucan and Dr, and Mrs, Gordon Gunn of Ot- tawa were visitors last week with Mrs, -R' .D, Bright,, Mr. and -Mars, Glendenning and daughter !Betty of Ottawa were also recent visitors with .Mfrs, Bright, The Ladies' Aid of Northside Un- ited Church will hold a sale of home- made cooking. and baking on ,Satur- day, Aug, ]'8th, Mfrs L. G.- Kruse and son Billy of Don't Miss The RE= OPENING SALE going on this week Js TMcAsh VARNA. 'Galt and Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Laws son of Auburn and daughter Bernice spent the week -end with Mrs, Wil- liam Sclater. Mr. and 'Mrs. E. R. Crawford of Stratford were visitors in town Sat- urday. Mr. Harry Pierce of Saginaw, :Bich;, visited friends in town. Mr. and Mrs, Angus MdCuaig and .lir. and Mrs, G. Brownlee of Victoria street, called on Mrs. IfeCuaig's bro- ther, Mr. and -Mfrs, John MdDenald, north of Walton. Mr. Dawson Reid of Guelph spent the holiday with his mother and' sister Mr. and Mrs, R, Brown, Mr, and Mrs, J. 1--I. Long of Brantford spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. A. L, Porteous. Mr. and Mrs, William Somerville of Woodstock came oa Tuesday to visit Mrs, Whitaker and Miss Somer- ville, Mrs. Hodgins of Toronto -is the guest of Mfrs. L. T. DeLacey. 11r. and Mrs. Tribune of Hamilton who were guests this week of Mrs. DeLacey returned on (Wednesday, 'tr. and Mfrs, James Pevi'tt and daughters June and Jean, of Guelph, spent the week -end and holiday with Mrs, Pevitt's aunt, Miss Margaret Henry. MMIr, and firs, Fred Bilett of Lon- don spent the holiday with friends in Egmonriville and Seaforth, '.\Irs; ,lack Staples, w'ho has been visiting het mother, Mrs \Viliiafm Sclater since July 1st, is leaving on Saturday for her homeiin Regina, lir, Russel f=lays and Ifiss Bessie Anderson of Detroit spent the week- end at his aunts' Mrs, Hays and Mfrs, Junes, - ;Miss Babe Hays and Itis Agnes Fowler spent the holiday in town from Toronto, atthehone of Mks Hays' parents, 1[r, and Mfrs, Adam Hays% - Miss Belle Dolphin of Chiyago and Mr. and Mfrs. Duncan I1dt-ean of London spent last Thursday with Mrs. \Villiam Sclater, Mfr. and lir.. Hugh Sproat and daughters Mary and Margaret Sproat and Joan Windish of Detroit spent a day or so in town with Hugh's par- ents and sister, and Mr, and Mfrs, R. H. Sproat, 'Ir, Thomas Hiclatell underwent an appendicitis operation at the hos- pital on Wednesday morninti, lkiss Margaret 11cLend spent a feet day's at pintail with Miss Jean Mills. Mr. George Brownlee returned to Muskoka an Wednesday. Ito, and Mrs, Gordon Hays from De rit spent Sunday wirh their omnis here, Mfr Hay's remained to spend her vacation with her many friend, in this vicinity. VARNA. - Mr. and Mrs. Floyd II. Schell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Amman, all of Detroit, spent from. Thursday till Sunday at the home of Mrs. Schell's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Aastin. Mr. and Mfrs. Sheardovva and fanc- ily of Goderich spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs, Mo:sop, also Miss Anna Dewar of Bay -field, Mrs, Fee and daughter of Seaforth spent a few days with MIrs. 11. Reid, Mr, and Mrs. Walter MdPrid- spent Sunday with friends and rela- tive:. Mir. Aberhart of Seaforth was a week end visitor in our village. Mr, and Mrs. Tack Glenn and fanc- ily, accompanied with Master Jack Goodfellow of Toronto, called on Mrs. 11, Beatty Sunday. Mr. George Beatty, Sr., -ilr. G. B. Woods of Listowel, Mr. Ross Lathan of London and Mr. G. H. Beatty at- tended the races in Goderich Mon- day. Miss Lottie Foster returned last week from a visit with friends in Kitchener and London. - -Airs. J. Sparrow is •visiting friends in London and' Kitchener,• - :Misses Gladys and .Emily Beatty of London have returned to the city af- ter their vacation. - -Mfrs. John Seeley- of London spent a few days with friends here. 'Members of the township council stet Tuesday evening in the hall, There will be no -service in the Un- ited Church next Sunday evening ow- ing to the pastor, Rev, Mr, Bandy, being away on his vacation, Mr. Guy Jones spent the week end in 'Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Argo of Toronto arc visiting with the latter's parents. Mins A. J, Keys, who has been vis- iting here the past 100 or: three weeks has left for Ostrava. ,Mrs. Morton Elliott 'received the sad news Monday morning that her sister, Mrs. Mel. Welsh of Winnipeg had passed away that morning. Mrs. 'Welsh was formerly Tae Morrison, second daughter of the late. Mr. and Mrs, - J•ni' C. Morrison of .\McKillop. Mrs. Welsh suffered a stroke on, Fri- day and passed away- Monday morn- ing, July 310th. Her, remains a'cront ponied by her husband and son arriv- ed at Seaforth on the noon train and her funeral was held at 2 o'clock to the. Maitland Bank cemetery. The pallbearers were three acphews, Al- vin, Clayton and Harold Elliott, Mor;, ton Ehhiott, Will Morrison and' Mr. Sneddeti of Toronto, Rev, Mr, Mor- row of Winlfhrop was itt charge of the service. Mrs. Welsh is survived by her hus'b'and and two sons. The many floral tributes- showed the es- teem by which she was held in her home city. 'Miss Annie Foote is visiting her brother and other friends. iRev, Jas. and Mrs. Foote are visit- ing their brother for a few days. :lir: and isrs. Jones attended the veteran's reunion in Toronto, ST. COLUMBAN WINS St. Calumnban advanced into the group finals for the Ontario Cup ','t'lien they beat Kitchener Rangers 1.-0 at St, Colsnrban Friday evening to win the round 503. Before the lat•Igcst crowd of the season that cheered every move made by a home player they held out the highly tout- ed' Rangers who noade a great come- back .in the second half only to run tip against a defence that spared no quarter and asked for none. After Stapileton had seared the only goal of the game early midway first half Kitchener reorganized their line up but failed to break through Malone and 5. I'raIver who turned in one of their best games of the season, (Kitchener won the toss and set the Suints to face the ,sun and play up -the slope. In spite of these conditions the Saints carried play right to the Ran- gers defence do the opening move 0i the game. Three tines :in as many nth -lutes the "Irishmen” were right in on top of the Rangers' goal only to shoot high aver the bar. t\ brief attack by the visitors was stopped when McQuaid. robbed Fife as he was going through the centre, Sutherland gained ground on the right wing only to have Holland rob hint as he was about to cross the bald. A long clearance up field by 'Malone gave Stapleton a great chance to get ihs wards going and they worked in close to the Rangers' goal where McLeod was forced to give a corner t0 keep out the fast travelling Saints. Noth- ing resulted from the corner kick and the visitors took up the attack through Bootie on the left wing. Beattie put across a well placed cen- tre but Miles running out gathered the ball. Wye tripped him as he was about to clear, the ganie being stop- ped for a free kick to the Saints, Midway thro''h the first half, the Saints took the lead much to the de- light of the large crowd present: Stapleton gathered the hall from a beautiful combination play by Flan- nery nery anti 1rcIver and getting the ball well ander control shot %cell out of Tlesinllnt s reach into the top corner ei tate goal. The cheering that greet- d this goal was loor and loud, play being restarted several minutts be- fore it finally died 'lows. St. Colum - hat should have scored again a min- ute later hut tap leton's .h,t hit the foot ,f the upright. Sutherland got in dutch with the crowd when he started talking hack to the referee and claiming that Hn:- lan-1 was pushing loin into touch in- stead of using his. shoulder, Nothing resulted. Beattie and Wye were the mast dangerous of the Rangers' attack and Wye looked to have the goall at his mercy when he broke through but with only hides to beat he shot hard Inc the corner but the Saints goalie pulled off a remarkable save with one ,hand from a shot that looked sure to score. Again the crowd went cheering mad and a. great .rally by the Saints forwards got them to score ing position again Gut as McCarthy shot the bail between the uprights he was pulled for "off -side," the goal not being allowed, 'The Saints continued to press to the interval but failed to add to their one goal lead. Score, half time, Kitch- ener Rangers 0, '.St, C'ohtnvbau 1. Kitchener reorganized their for- ward line at the start of the second half with the result that they had a little more of the play than in the first half. McLeod who took over the centre forward position worked 'hard to get his forwards going but they were met by a stubborn defence that refused to let' them got into a shoot- ing position, Every attack sent up Sy the visitors was smashed before they got very fat, the Saints half and full backs turned itt a sterling game in this part of the game. The viotory by the Saints over the Rangers is dueto them. Never letting the Rangers real- ly get going they put up a stonewall defence that gave Miles in goal a very easy time, having few and far be- tween shots ,to clear„After a long Kit- chener attack that ,finally melted out the Saints took the play to the other end and withwildcheering urging them on, broke through the Rangers' defence only to have the final shot hit the cross liar and cane out into play. Flannery got possession of the hall and taking a first time shot just grazed the upright, with no nets to ;top the ball it looked as though the ball had passed between the posts but a final check- up in which -Flannery admitted he did not score eased pres- sure on the Rangers' goal. At the other end Beattie canto close with a fast low• shot that passed about a foot outside the post. Sev- eral aminutes were spent by both sides in a continual march up and down the touch line with throw-in's. Suther- land again raised- the crowd to fun making cheers when' he persisted to play around with the ball in which he got the worst of it time after time. Kitchener staged a final rally in the last few minutes of the game hut could not score, the Sainte running out winner, ht the only goal c,rel Final score, Kitchener Rangers ,l; St. C' Itintlan 1. St C,lutnitan won the round 5,t•, 3, The teams 'Kitchener R to ers—Tic inffay \fc- Leod and Fite. Sutherland. Trenchall and Wye. Beattie. Miller, Iii::, R,•tlt and Sullivan. 'St, Cainmbmt—lfiies, and J. McIver, H Bland, N McQuaid foil' t\'ildiants, H. MfcIver, Flannery, 5-aa- lctnn, McCarthy sunt Aek,trt, Ryan and J. McQuaid. - HIBBERT. Mfrs. P. Cleary has retdrne,t litmo from a visit with her hrdther, lir. Henry Laron Keeler of Port ITY,e, sort of \V. H. Keeler of D,t olio. WHEN the argument is deadlocked .. and the answer rests with a friend . . . and he lives in another town .. . Get him on Long Distance . . you can settle the matter in two minutes Long Distance is quick and easy to use — and you don't have to wait for a reply. Look at the list of. rates in the front of your directory and see how inex- pensive it is -100 miles or so for as little as 30 cents.