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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-08-16, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1934 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE. SAVE TIME AND MONEY By Shopping at Superior Stores ITEIMS FOR AUGUST 16-17-18, 20-21-22 KELLOGG'S CORNFLAKES 3 PKGS. SUNLIGHT SOAP CHICKEN HADDIE 10 BARS 2 TINS CHOICE BLUE ROSE RICE 3 LBS. COWAN'S PERFECTION COCOA, l's PER TIN 21c 49c^ 25c 25c 23c IDEAL SWEET PICKLES, large family jar PER JAR 27 c Premium 'Tea, with beautiful China Free, •l's per lb. (Blue Boy Tea 1 lb. bag Ingersoll Cream or Pimento Cheese 2 pkgs. Aylmer or Nature's Best Peaches or Pears, 2'squat tin McLaren's Invincible Jelly Powders 5 pkgs. Cascade Fancy Pink Salmon, l's per tin Red Pitted Cherries, 2'squat per tin Clark's Spaghetti, large size 2 tins Dixie Toilet Paper 5 rolls Hillcrest Toilet Paper 3 rolls Hawes Floor Wax, l's per tin Hawes Lemon Oil Furniture ,Polish 12 oz. Hawes Floor Gloss (no rubbing) pints Whiz Insect Killer 8 oz. Whiz Insect Killer ,.. 16 oz. Amber Honey, fresh, you'll like it 10 lb. pails Orangettes Candy per 1b. Electric Light Bulbs (Sunbeam) each Tapioca per lb. Shirriff's True Extracts per bottle Pyrex Fuse Plugs each Keen's Mustard /'s %'s Nugget Shoe Polish per tin Swansdown Biscuit Mix per pkg. Certo per bottle Whole Mixed Pickling Spice per pkg. (Pure Spices and High Grade Vinegars) 59c 49c 25c 19c 25c 12c 15e 190 19c 25c 43c 23c 59c 33c 57c 85c 19c 15c 10c 15c 5c 25o 49c 12c 27c 29c 10c Ross J. SproatPhone 8 Miss N. Pryce Rhone 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING -and-- EMBALMING and-EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. 3. WALKER, 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 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 USED TO BE POPULAR When the council tried topurchase neats' foot oil this week for preserv- ing bc'llts at the flour mill it was found that none could be had in town. It is not so many years ago that ,teats' foot oil was in great demand, especially. for harness, but changing conditions have restilted in the call for it dropping to practically nil. It is now brought in only on special order, 11 sells around $2 a gallon. One harn- ess maker recalls they used to buy a half barrel al a time. Early 'Topping of Turnips Three years of investigation of the practice of cutting turnip tops for, 'green feed some weeks before the. roots, are tpulled, aondnicted by the Di- vision df Chemistry, have proved that the practice is not peolfitalble. A stor- age of nutrients takes place hi the turnips during the aultunut weeks and this storage is checked by early top - Send us the names of your visitors, SEAFORTH 'Eggs, per doq..r. ,,, Oats, per bushel 'Wheat, per bushel 'Barley, per bushel Butter, per ib,,, New Potatoes, per Bogs, per ctat. ,1-1. • MARKETS. ,,,. ..,1,,,,.,'lr7c • ,,.. , ,I, ,'40_ .,dile a•,ddc bag $1,00 ,,,,,.,,,,,,$x7,90 NORTH SIDE W.M.S. 'The 41'1M 1S, of North Side United Church held their regular meeting on Thursday, August 9th in the school room of the church. The meeting op- ened with a hymn and prayer by Mrs. James Iliachley, 2nd vice president, Mrs. Robt. 'Archibald acting presid- ent presiding .over the business per- iod l -Ars. J. C. Laing extended an in- vitation to meet at her home at a so- cial nteet'ing to be held the last week of August, this meeting to take the 'form of a rally or get-together 'meet- ing at the close - of the holiday sea- son. Mrs. 'C. ;Mew, captain of Group No. 2, wide her group, gave the pro- gram. A reading, "The Resurrection," by Mrs. alar, Crich. "Holidays with Our Missionaries," was the topic, ta- ken by \irs i.f.'eGavtn and Mrs. Arch- ibald Mfrs, Crich presented a beaati- ful basket of flowers in loving mem- ory- of 3Ir;. Robt. 'Sc'arlett, a faithful 'member of their •group, Otie of Mrs. Sea'rlettis favorite hymns was then sung. A solo by Mrs, A. ,MctGavin,. acconipanietl by Miss Marguerite Tea 's of Toronto, which was very much appreciated. The meeting was closed with the Mlizp'ali benediction, ,BORN Jenkins,-tIn S'tnatfo•rd General Hosp- ital, on Friday, Aug, 110, 11934, to \dr. and Mrs. Gordon 3en'kitas (lEna • (Parsons), a son (Charles Gordon). PROTECT YOUR EYES ' Tor expert optical work, and up to date glasses, rim or t i'm'tess styles, in shell, white or pink mountings, at lowest possible .prices, con'suflt our op- tical specialist, M'. H. Ilughson, for merly optometrist in charge for Vents, Toronto, and henry Morgan & Co„ Montreal, with 3'5 years' ex- perience, who has been •coining to Seaforth for over 20 years. Yoti bray conte here with confidence that you will 'obtain proper glasses, and will toot be ovea•dharged. Wear ourglas'se,s you'll •llaok better, see better, and feel better. Tuesday and V1rednesday., August Ilsit and 212ntd. 'Close ,Wednes- day at 112 noon, Conte early.'Bea'ttie's Fair, Seaforth, 313' TOWN TOPICS. 'Mrs. (IDr,) A. W. Coon leaved S urday morning for her home in. N folk, Virginia, after a visit with h parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. G. Docher• Egmondville. Air, and Mrs. Norman Knight a children and Airs, J. Knight spe the week -end in Kitchener, Many !friends of Mrs. R. Frost a pleased to learn she is a'b'le to be again following several months' ilhte 'Miss Mice Daly and Mr Geor Daly are soiling next Sett:inl'ay 00 Empress of Britain for a two -mon holiday abroad. Mrs Southcombe of Highla Creek visited at the home of Mr. at Mrs. R J. Beatty. 'Air, and' Mrs John Sproat, h Oscar Sproat, Mrs. H. V'okes at daughter 'Dorothy were in Luekno Sunday. Mr, Oscar Sproat and h sister, Mfrs. Voices and Dorothy wi spend their vacation in town wit friends. They returned to Detro Tuesday. Miss Anona Dale return with them. Miss Bessie Heeney of Toronto a guest at the home of lir. and Mr William Bickel'. (Rev, and Mrs. Bell of Stratfor were visitors last week at the horn of Mr. and Mrs, James Allan. ;Alas. JamesT. 'Johnston who return ed from London hospital on Friday progressing as well as can be expect ed, his many friends are pleased t I note. Miss Louise Mari has returne home after enjoying a boat trip t the World's Fair. Mr, and -firs. Henry Moore o Montreal are spending a few day. with Mfrs. Moore's father, Mr. Georg Abell and her uncle, 'Mr. John Abell Mr. Russell Hays who spent a week here and in Stratford revenged to Detroit on Friday. Mr, \Vs i. G. Oliver, whose home is in Winnipeg and who has been at. tending the Canadian Teachers' Fed- eration Convention in Toronto as del- egate from Manitoba, is spending a few day with his mother, Mrs. 1\ m. Oliver and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Eb- erhart. AIr, and Mfrs, Sant Hanna and Mrs. Annie Reid left Wednesday to spend several days at Colborne, \or- tlutnrberlanrl County. - 'Mr, and Mrs, Robert Eberhart hava returned from a two weeks' vacation around the Georgian Bay district, They were accompanied by Airs, Oliver and Miss Agnes McLellan of Staffa, Mr, J. A. Wilson is spending a few days at Go Home, Muskoka, with Professor and Mrs. Anderson of To- ronto. \Irs. G. D. C. Hamis spending a few weeks in Toronto caving to the iltu'ess of her daughter, Mrs. Robert 's cg,g. Mrs, A. L, Porteotts is visiting fiends at Bowmanville. Mrs. Cud'more and daughter of London and her father of Detroit were guests Tuesday at the hone of .lir, andMrs. Sant Hanna. 'Che Mises Ferguson have returned from an extended holiday, et Port Albert. 'Air. 1Villiam Elcoat returned' Sat- urday from a visit to Rondeau Patric on' Lake Eric and reports as terrific the wreckage there from the stoma of the previous Sunday, MIr; J. F. Theison Spent the week- end here. Mrs. Theisen and son Don - ales returned with hint to Detroit af- ter spending a month with her mother, Mrs. M. Carbert. Air. L. E. Webster has accepted a position as principal of a continuation school near Woodstock, MG, A. .AIclCallumt and Mr. W, Snaith of Detroit spent the week-en.d at the home of Mrs. Carbert, 'Mr. Joseph Carbert of Detroit is spending the week with his mother, Mrs. Garbed:. Miss IdaCooper of Toronto is vis- iting her sister, Miss Florence Cooper Miss Frances Burchill of Brussels is spending a few days with her aunts, Misses Brine, at- er t- er ty, nd nt re up ss •,e he th id id l:r. id is ll h it ed is s, e 0 0 e H,F.A. FINAL FOOT BALL Brncefr'e d vs. Walton RECREATION GROUNDS SEAFORTH 5,30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 17 Admission 15c ST. THOMAS' SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC The annual picnic of the scholars and teachers of the Sunday School of St, Thomas' Church was held at B'ayflel'd on Wednesday, led by the rector, Canon Appleyard. There was a good attendance and a very enjoy- able time was spent. The sports were under the direction of Mr. F. Bartlett, the prize winners being as follows: Boys, 5 and under, George Earle, JackBarlow, Girls, 5' and' under, Lionise Case, Rosie Stead. Boys, 5-7, Stephen Williams, Donn -in Thorne. Girls 5-7, Isabelle Case, Marion 7,(c - Gavin. Girls 7-9, Kathleen Holmes, Audrey MSGatin, Boys 7.9, Alvin Hopf, Jim Brown, Girls 9-11h, Doris Barlow, Ruth Pretty. ,Boys 941, Har- ry Earle, Jack - Pinkney; Girls 111'-1114, Helen Fraser, Carolin ITolmes. Boys 1114114, Vernon Hopf, Arthur Fraser, Boys, 111 and over, Bob Barlow, Ar- thur Leyburne, Girls, 114 and over, Margaret Barlow, Hazel Earle, Boys, 3 -legged race harry Earle and Ar- thur Fraser; Charlie Case. and Jack Pinkney, Girls, 3 -legged race, Lulu I -Tart arid Margaret Leyburne; Freda Williams and Hazel Earle. Wheel- barrow race, Alvin I-Topf and Charlie Case; Harry Earle and Arthur Fras- er; Potato race, Carotin Hoboes, Margaret Fletcher, Thread -the -Need- le, Lulu Hart and Margaret Ley- burne; Freda William and Margaret Fletcher: Clothes pine race, Helen Fraser and Margaret Barlow; 2nd Lula Hart and Margaret Leyburne, Step on the card, Dorothy Parke and Jack Hntham; Freda Williams and Hazel Earle, Ladies' walling race, Alva. Stead and Mfrs. Earle. Kicking the slipper, Mfrs. •Ley'btn•ne, Mrs, Stead. Throwing the Ball, Vernon Hopi, Charlie Case, A 15c Tea and Sale of Home Made' Baking The Ladies' Aid Society of North Side United 'Church intend hold- ing a sale of Home Made Baking and a 15c Tea in the store former- ly occupied by Mrs. Sheffer, on Sat.Aug. 18th at 3 o'clock Bread is wrapped for your pro- tection Shell Gas and Oils are Sealed for Your Protection MICKEY'S ONE STOP SER'VICE Brake, Battery and Ignition Service General Repairing on All 'Makes of Cars, Trucks, S Tractors TOWN COUNCIL. (Continued from Page One.) quire neat's foot oil to preserve tlient, It was decided to advertise the mill for sale in a mining magazine. :\ ata tion was passed to engage Arthur Powell to take an inventory, clean the mill and oil belts and machinery. The Mayor reported there was no- thing new in regard to Avon Chests or C.T.M. factories, It was reported that the brick from the old flax mill was being sold for a chicken house, 'The constables' holidays and ap pointment of relief constables ,.were discussed and a motion passed for the customary two weeks' holidays, ,Atayitr Sutherland said the new re lief regulations had not been received but he was not in favor of the new cash relief system. Councillor John- stone differed,. "It is the best thing yet," he said. The following accounts were pass- ed as read: ,Earl Roes, wages, $730; Thos, Shil'liugla'w•, h'ay, ,$118;715; (Separ- ate 'School IBd., $525; Public School Board $200; Highlanders Band $100; C,NJPv., crossing protection, $110.86; Jas, V. 'Ryan, salary, $5'5; Jno, A. Wilson, salary, $70; H. Shell, salary, $60; Thos, Storey, salary, $60; 'Geo. D. Ferguson, acct 517.6.5; Stewart Bros„ acet., $3; 'C.:NA., rent, $5; N. 'fluff & Sans, acct,; $94713; 'Belli Tel. Co„ 'acct. 52.45; ,R, J. McMillan, acct.. •$114570; 'H h 11' Hu I right, wages, $'2.70: 'Robe 'Grieve, wages, $2;130 Dale Nix- on, acct., $',2,9,90 iV. E. Kerslake, sec. $5.50; R. ;Frost & Sons, $2)36; S. Wil- liams, wages, $1)1,)35; T. 'Rands, wages. $5; J. Hoggarth wages, $119,99; W. Miller, wages, $3.150; Jos, Story, acct. $4'3.30. Mations: 'T, H ,Johnstone -Louis ,Eberh'art.- That the local agent be .given until noon of August 115th to tender for the mill insurance, if no more !favourable crate be obtained the present policies t0 be renewed. Nt-. 4V, Crosier -L, F, Bolton,.-T'hat the ,Council •af ;Seaforth have 'the 'flour mill and machinery cleaned up and the belts oiled and cleaned and an in- ventory taken of everything; cost not to exceed $J30.00. IL, F. Bolton -j. J. Broderick. -That we employ Arthur,Powell to clean the ,flour still and take an inventory of everything in it and hare a helper if necessary. Property- committee to look after the work. 'L, F. tBolton-W. W. Crosier, -.That Mr, I.iefner'Snell'be given tgro necks olidkys starting Anguish 217th. and lit. James V. 'Ryan td have two Ih 5 Middle School Results The following are the results of the Middle School .Departmental examin- ations at the Seaforth Collegiate T.n- stitute. I .,......, 75% or over III ,,, .56 to 6755/ 7'4% 15III 60 to c ..,. , , , , 5)) to 59% Certificates have been mailed to all candidates, 'thberhart, 0-A.H. II; 'Geom. III; Phys. c. 'Archibald I •--jAty III; Cheat, II; L.A. c; LC. 11I F,1 c; F.C. c. Bannon, D, E;C, c; E,L, c; A,H c; tGeom, I, Betties, f-E,C. c; CHH. c; A.H, 1 Phys 111. IBroartfoot, E, -,:11g, SLI; Chem c L.A. c; L.C. IIII; F.A. IWIII; F.C. LI. ;Broadfoot, .1'I --05H, c; Arai, II Geom. I. :Carter, G.-lE,C; c; C.'H, c; AiH. I Geom. i3; Pity: I. Castle, G.-E.L. c; C.fL Id; AM III !Geom, II; Flys, c, tChap'nnan 11. -Chem. c; L.A. c, .Ch•eoros, T 111%C. c; ELL, c; C,H II; A.H. Id; Geom. III; Phys. II. .Coleman C. --Chem. c, Cudmore, Mf, :CJI', c; A,'H. LI; Phys. c, 'Delaney, A.-Alg, I; Chem. IT; L, A. III; L.C.I FIA. I'I; F.C. I'1, Devereaux A 'E,C II'I;;,1g I; Cheat. III; LA, c; L.C. III; F.A. III; F.C. c. 'Devereaux, J.-1EJL. c; A.H. c; Geonr, c, 'Dei rance, S.-E,C. e E.L. II; C.H. II; A.H. II; Geom. II Phys, I:I, Downey, L -•Avg, II; Chem. II; L. A. c L,C, 1d I',A; c; F.C. c, Downey. \T, Alg, II; Cheat, II; LA. c: L.C. c. Daffy, E.-C.iH. II; A,ET, IL; Geom, II Phys. Iff. Duffy, AT.-"Geom. III; Phys. IT; Chem. c. Eckert, C. -RC. c; 'E.:L. III; C.H. II Ali, I; 'Geom. ILII Phys. c. !Eckert, E.--'lahys. II; Cheat, Id, 'Finnigan, Margaret, E.C. c; C.1 -I, c. Forrest, 1-C:I-T, c. Forttute F.-E.C. c; C.H. c; Geom. PI; 'Phys. c. 'Golding, •1 - \]' , I: Chem, I; L.A. c;I C III; FA, c;lC c. .Golding, D.-E.C. II E.L. I; C.H. 1; :A,;II, 1: Geom, I; Phys, 1. Hamilton, ,H, -'ELL. c; C.H. c; A. IT, 1II Geom. c. 'ITu dl, P, -C,3-1. c; A.H. I1; Geom. I; Phys, L'I, ,Tautiesan, .T, :'tlg, Iit; Cheat, III; L:.1. c; L.C. I'I:I; RA, c; F.C. I:1'I, Johnstone, lr,- \Jii, 1I; Geonr. c, 'Keys, A. -Mg, I; Client. 1; L::1. Id; L.C. Id; F.A. IT; F.C. T. Krauter, G.--:\;lg, IT. Chem. c; L. A. c; L.C, c, +Kruse, G.-A,III. c. Leyburne, Ai.-C.I1, II; ASH, ISI; Phys. c. Love, A,--,E.C, 111; GTT, c; A.E. iI; Geom. I; Phys. c, MacGregor, 1::-E,C, ITT; E;L, II; GT3 c; e\:H, c; Geom. c, McIver, H,-A.H, I; Geom, I. weeks holidays following \Ir. Snell's return, J• 'J- 'Broderick -Robert IV. Eber- hart.-That this meeting adjourn to meet at call of mayor. 'McIver, Mary'--1E.iL, 11; A.E. III; Phys. 111; Chem III; rF,!tl, II; F.C. I. McLean, H. -CH. I'1; A,IH. c; Phys, c. MctSpadden, S-•IF,A, II; F.C. I. Moore, U:-IE„C, II; E.L. I; C.H. PI; A,IH, 111; !Geom. I; (Phys, IT, '\lurphy, M, -ELL. I1; C.'I-I. LI; A. H, Ll; Geom, c. yy' Murray,M.-E.C. c; Geom. III;; Solan c, 1 ,C, 11; Geom. c; C,H, c;; Phys, c, O'Leary, 'F.-rA,H. c; Alg, I; Chem. c; F.A. c; P.C. IPatrick 1J, +AIg, If. Plant, S --Al;. 1; Chem. I; L,A, II; L.C.II F'a, II; F.C, 1ri. Pryce. R.--E.C. c; ESL. c; C,H. c; A.H. I11I Phys. 111. 'Rankin, H.-Chenn.c, 'Rankin, J.-E.C. c; CIH. c; A.H. c, Rutledge, F,---tGeom, I; Phys. c. 'Rutledge, H, -;I L, c; A.H. c. Shannon, _l'1, - AIIh 1; Alg, 1!h; Chem, c; L.A. c; L,G. c. Sherwood, J,-tEtC. c; C.H. I'I; A. H. Mil; 'Geometry 1; Phys. I. 'Sills, F. -JELL, II; C.H. II; A.H. I; Geom, II; Phys, SI, 'Sills, T.--A.H. c; Alg. 'Southgate, Ted.-IC.H, c; A. c, Genn', I; Phys. III, 'Southgate, ifliz-Chem. 1I, Southgate, Pat.-Alg, Illi; Chem, c; FA, c. Stewart D. H.-r1:I3, Ir; Alg. c; Chem, Ii FA. c. Stewart D. \I Alg, c, Nrallace J. AI II; Chem, c: L.C. I F.A. 1IQ F.C. I, Watson J.--,E.C. c; C.H. HI; A. H 111; Geom, I; Phys. II, 'Whitmore, F.-lAlg. I; Client. 2; L. A II; L,C. DL Wright, L.--tE;C, c; E.L. c; C.H. II; A„Ii, ILII; Geom. PI; Phys, III, HILLS GREEN The funeral of the late Mr. Jas. Love was held on Thursday August 9, 1934, from his late home. Rev. Nr. A. Voting of die Presbyterian Church iu Hensall conducted the service. The floral tributes were beautiful. Inter- ment w'as at Baird's Cemetery. The pallbearers were nephews, Messrs. ,Hugh Love, .lfnrray Elliott, Cleve Cochrane, John \Icl{nrtric Russel Love and Ross Lure. Those attending the funeral from a distance were \Ir. and Mrs. W. Randal ;tf Platt, vile, Mrs, lloClarty of London, Mr, and Airs, E, Chamberlain and Mr. awl Mrs. R. Porterfield of Seaforth; Rev. R K. Love of Kintort \Irs \nler- snn and Miss Agnes, Air, and Mrs. M. Elliott and MIr, and Mrs, W. flux- table, lx-table, Centralia, and a number o, rel. sties from Grand Bend. Aliss Ruth McAllister is convalese- ing after having her tonsils removed at Dr. MacKinnon's in Zurich, Master Jack Smith is also conval- escing after having his tonsils re- moved at Dr. O'•Dwyer's at Zurich. Miss Mary Hagan of London, Mrs. K. Clark of Detroit, and Dr, Joint Hagan ,u Chicago are guests with their sister, Miss Dolly and brother Frank, lir, and lyrs. Benjamin Keys of Babylon Line visited Mr, and Mrs. W. Turner on Sunday. Mr. W. Tan -,tt and Annie visited Mr, and' Mrs, D. Nichol in Tier.'sall on Sunday. 'Mrs. MlcCiarty of London is a guest with Mfrs. Jas. Love and family. Mrs. Frank Farquhar of Hensall visited her parents, Mr. and Mfrs, J. Cochrane. Mr. and 1Trs. W. Huxtable of Cen- tralia visited the latter's mother, Mrs, Jas. Love and family. ALWAYS the big value in cereals -Kellogg's _ Corn Flakes are today a' bigger value than, ever! Quality and flavor that can't be equaled. Many servings for a few cents. Your grocer is featuring Kellogg's Corn Flakes buy now! Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.