HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-10-18, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1934
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE,
Good Foods at Low Prices !
This list of useful food bargains is being featured by the •Superior
Store in your neighborhood this week end. Take advantage of these
opportunities for extra savings. Shop at Superior (Stores for Quality,
Service and [Economy.
ITEMS FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK
MAPLE LEAF SALMON
'AYLMER CHOICE GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, 2's
2 tins
CHOICE BLUEROSE RICE 3 LBS. 25c
HAPPYDALE MINCE'ME'AT 2 LBS. 25 c
l's 31c
9c
•OLARK'S .S'PAGHETTI, l's 2 TIN'S 19
v�
c
A'YL:MER PORK & BEANS, SIZE 2/'s 2 TIN 21
c
Fresh Western •Rolled Oats
Hawes' Floor Wax
Aylmer Strained Infant's Food
Bovril or 'Libby's Corned Beef, 1's
Infant's Delight Toilet Soap
Hamphill's Very Nice Wheat Berries
Jelly Beans
Gum Drops
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour
Cowan's Cocoa
4 ,lbs.
l's
2 tins
2 tins
per cake
5 lb. bag
per lb.
per lb.
per pkg.
l's
per lb.
2 pkgs.
5's
2 lbs,
per Ib.
5 cakes
Centennial Mixed Biscuits
Lux Flakes, small
Bee Hive Corn 'Syrup, 2's -48c;
Sultana Raisins
New Currants
Surprise Soap
New Pack Lobster, 1/4's -19c;
Connor's Kippered Herring or in Tomato
Swansdown Cake Flour
Post's Bran Flakes
Clothes Pins
Grape Nuts
Swansdown Biscuit Mix
Brock's Bird Seed
Brock's Bird Gravel
/'s
Sauce - l's
per pkg.
2 pkgs.
3 dozen
per pkg.
per pkg.
l's
per pkg...
19c
430
21c
25c
5c
25c
19c
19c
17c
23c
17c
19e
39c
25c
14c
23c
33c
14c
35c
23c
10c
18c
27c
19c
15c
NEW GOODS IN -
Evaporated Apricots
Evaporated Peaches
New Leria Raisins with Seeds
Boneless Codfish in 1 pound pkg
Boneless Smoked Herrings
Old Hickory Smoked Salt
Robinson Patent Barley, reg. 60c
per lb. 23c
per lb. 20c
2 lbs. 25c
15c
per lb. 15c
2 Ib. tins 25c
now 39c
Ross J.Sproat Fphoale3
Miss N. Pryce 'hone i
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Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
-and-
EMBALMING
'Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernm•ent 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.
Call, Phone or Write Us.
A. D. Sutherland
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Conveyancing, Real Estate, Etc..
Keep the Pullets Well Fed
The 'time is at .hand when pullets
should he conlfned to their winter
•quarters, but the pens should first
I
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v cleaned oral r. untested, A
thonot II saes d
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us�y _ Y
Birds will not do their hest work if
infested with lice or mates, .It i$ dor-Bea
ing the winter months that the birds Beauty ` Shop
n' a .profits, and for this
e
take their b st d. afit„ o s
reason they should be housed and fed SPECIALS $1.95, $3.85 and $5.00
in a un•anner that' will .keep them END CURLS $1,50
healthy and vigorous. They will re- FOR APPOINTMENT'S CALL
quire a 'full ration of writable feed,' 125 OR 229
beside ‘plenty of clean water, green tDoinioti 'San'k Block, Seaforth, One.
feed, shell and .gri't,
IT'S TIME TO PURCHASE
YOUR
LayiogMashos
•
New Life Laying Mash
19% per hundred 2.40
New Life O.A.C, cwt. 2.40
New Life Laying Mash 17% cwt 2.30
New Life Fattening Mash
hundred 2.20
New Life Concentrate
mixed 4-1 hundred 3.00
(with 2 formulas to every bag)
New Life Scratch Feed ...cwt. 1.85
Fasterfat Fish Meal
70% hundred 4.20
Meat Meal 60% hundred 3.20
Poultry Bone Meal . , , , hundred 2.35
Charcoal hundred 2.20
7 Ib. packages 30c
Half Corn & Oat Chop, ...cwt 1.35
Corn, Barley & Oat Chop...cwt. 1.35
BarleyCho cwt. 1.50
WhitHotniny cwt. 1.75
ALL KINDS MILL FEEDS
COD LIVER OIL & IM,OLASSES
Wholesale and Retail
D. C. Warwick
PHONE .51
SPECIAL SALE OF
Permanent
Waving
AT THE
The change from the growing ra-
tion 'to the laying mash should :be
made gradually, L1,ilome-grown grains
cannot he sold for much •cit the mar-
ket,stud while they may forma large
do not supply all necessary in,grecLi-
cnts for 'the production of eggs, The
use of a high protein commercial
,mash maxed with chopped Jeanie-
growa grains will give much better
.propartiop o,''f ,the • birds' ,ration•..,they i esuPts than the grains alone.
TOWN TOPICS.
Miss E. Neilans, -Goderich - street,
required several stitches in her hand
last Friday as the result of the bite of.
a dog.
The executive of the Band held a
meeting Wednesday evening to dis
cuss arrangements for a euchre to be
held some time in November.
'lir, and Mrs, 'Robert Bennett of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Murdie aI
Luckn'oty were guests of Mayor and
Mrs. Sutherland on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Webster and
Douglas of Toronto are spending a
iouplc of weeks here,
'Recen't guests at the home of Mr.
and firs, '\\'dlliams. John street, were
Mrs. A
, Harrison,
of Liverpool, :Eng-
land,
l
land, mother of Mrs. William Mrs
J.iGrecu and daughter June, of Lon-
don, One, daughter and granddaugh-
ter of :Mrs, Williams,uniting the four
generations the first time in 118 years.
Mrs. 1'. A. Tremmer and son of New
Jersey-, LISA., sister of Mrs, Wil
!lams, were also visitors.
The many friends of Mr. John No
The are pleased to learn Inc is improv
ing rapidly after his operation.
Mr. C. IE'ckart made a business trip
to Detroit,
lir, and Mrs, 1. Mole and family
visited friends in Stratford on Friday,
Mr. and Mts. .Fred Hulls of South-
ampton spent a few days last week at
the hone of lar, and Mrs. E. .Mole.
Mrs, Thos, Henderson, W. William
street, fell and broke her arm Sunday.
Her many friends wish her a speedy
recovery-, - -
\Jr, and _\Mrs, Fred Faulkner and
family and lir. and Mrs, Illockfris of
'Detroit spent- tits week end at the
home of Mrs, Faulkner and daughters
on George street,
1Ir. Fred iBillett, who is visiting in
Egmondville train London met with
a painful accident while cranking his
car. fracturiu.g a bone in his aria.
lir. Jake Sproat pf Temttgant
spent a fete days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Janie; 'Sproat; return-
ing Sunday morning.
Mr. Russell Holmes .of Guelph is
visiting iii; num , Miss Margaret
•Henry,
11 is. \Vin Melfichael hasreturned
to the Royal :1pts. and is .staying
with her daughter, Mrs. R. E. Coates.
1L•, and Mrs, \Vint Rycknian and
efts. Homey and Mi.: Maud Morton
of Exeter were Sunday visitors of Mr,
and Mrs, R. II Sproat,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Caldwell- and
daughter \\ innie of Lawson. Sask.,
spent a few days with lir•. and
Mrs, R. H, !Sproat, They are now vis-
iting in Hensall•
Mr:, .David Smith of Stratford
spent a few days last week with her
sister, 'Mrs. Will Sproat in Tucker -
smith.
M. Orville I3ildebrand had his arm
broken while vaulting with some
other boys,
BORN.
'Steckle.--]In Scott lfemoriel Hospital
on Tuesday. lOct. 116, 11191,14, to- Mr,
awl Mrs, (Daniel Steckle, Zurich a
son.
CAR TO REMAIN TILL FRIDAY
Lk. car 'o'f clothing and provisions
for the West was loaded at the sta-
tiot on Thursday and 'Friday last and
sent to a needy area in Saskatchewan.
The "Che community's response to the ap-
peal was very generous, so that a sec-
ond car was needed to hold all that
-was brought, and is being loaded this
week. This car will be held over till
Friday and if any care to make dona-
tions of vegetables, etc., they will be
gladly accepted at the freight sheds,
Any further donations of clothing and
fruit may be left at Cridh's vacant
store until Friday.
Tine organization cont'mittee in
charge represents the Catholic and
Protestant churches of Seaforth, 'Eg-
mondhdlle .and 11c1Kiliop,
MAY LANE AUXILIARY
'The regular monthly meeting of
the May Lane Auxiliary was held
Monday evening at the home of Mrs,
W'eedmark, The President, Miss
'Wood, opened the meeting , and.
hymn r4 was sung, followed by tate
'Lord Prayer, repeated in unison,
,Several matters of business were
discussed and the meeting was taken
in charge by Mrs. Moffatt, captain 'of
circle 2. Miss McLean led in prayer,
Miss A. MehNay reach the Scripture
Lesson, Mrs, Hogarth favored with a
solo, "Have Thine Own \\flay, Lord,"
accompanied by Iftrs, Bechely. The
last :chapter of the "Lady Fourth
)Daughters" study ,boots entitled
'haring the Unlfinished Task," was
ably taken by Mfrs, Ross ,Sevaage,.
'The meeting Was closed by singing
a hy;nnt and re S `
repeating ,the Mizpah
benediction, iAt the close of the :meet-
ing a social erode ,period! f
: , ollbhv++eta for
the 'b'aKaar, Which is to be 'held' No-
vember 3rd.
'On 'S'aturday, (October '1!3'111, six•tecn of Isobel McKellar's friends
gathered to help celebrate her 'tenth .birthday, and •needles: to say,
all had
a good time. the first three in this group,from left to .
right,
Fergus 'Sell, \hyronne Moore and Patty I eciely are in shadow; then
Juan IIc'\Ltstet Ruth Anderson 13 arbara Bet, Kathleen Homes, 1,,o -
bol McKellar, ellar, Lillian 'Southgate (Lois 'Wright, 'Dorothy Snaith.
Seated dilly Cheoros, Doris Ferguson, Lorna Dale, (Barbara Sproat,
Budd} 'Smith,
IN NEW POSITION
:\ despatch 'front Queen's Park,
Toronto says that Dr, George F,
Rogers has-been appointed chief in-
spector of secondary schools, Dun-
can McArthur, deputy - minister of
education announce;. Since 9918, Dr.
Roger: has been chief director of edu-
cation for .Ontario but the post was
abolished under the new. government
shake-up, His newpositionwill in-
clude supervision of high schools, col-
legiate institutes; technical schools
and vocational schools, 1-[e will also
be chairman of the special advisory
hoard which will examine the record
of all pupils who fail in an endeavor
to correct aver generosity and ultra
conservatism" in marking papers. His
salary will be higher than that as di-
rector of education,
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS
The seventh annual public speaking
contest and the fourth annual spelling
match will be condnrted in the audi-
torium ,t1 the Clinton Collegiate In-
stitute on Saturday, October 27th at
2 p.nt, :\ championship recitation con-
test for boys' or girls S years of age
and under is ;also being held.
The first prize tanner; in the pub-
lic speaking and recitation contests
conducted at each of the .seven lfuron
County School Fairs are eligible to
compete and the contestants in tate
spelling match will' he the first and
second prize grinners front each
school fair.
The afternoon's programme should
prove o•e very interesting and all are in-
vited to attend,
ATHLETIC MEET AT
GODERICH
i\\'bile spectators stood shivering in
winter sours at iGode•fch on Friday
of ternoon, star ;athletes from \litchell,
Seaforth, Clinton and Exeter high
schools, Hensall Continuation school
and Goderich high school performed
admirably and keenly at the )both i n-
nual track and field meet of the
'Intron County Athletic Ass'n, ;\l1
events were close from start to finish,
A large attendance turned out and
the finances were ahead both on gate
receipt; and at the but dog stand, in
change of Goderich students,
LAwarding of trophies was as fol-
lows: The McMillan Cup for the
school winning the largest total
number o1 points, Goderich Colleg-
iate with 1148 paints; the Medal Cup
to the school winning the second
largest total, Clinton with 1118 pts,;
the Col. 1-I, T. Rance Cup to the
school winning the largest total
number of pnims in boys' Inter-
mediate et*cuts, Goderich, Mitchell
High School Board 'Cttp for senior
girl champion, Gladys Grassick of
Goderich, with 1112 points. The Sollo-
way Mills and Cu. Shield for the
..eniur bay champion, R. Passmore,
Clinton, with 110 paints, The Canad-
ian Canners Shield for intermediate
boy.' s' champion, 1 O'Brien, Gode-
rich, with 25 points. The Goderich
'Elevator and Transit Co, shield fur
the Junior boys' champion f Ga
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rick, Goderich, with 111 butts, The
t\\es tern Canada 'Fleur 11i11s Shield
for .the junior girl.' champion, K.
Cunningliame, Clinton, with 28
DELAY points, The Goderich Salt Co, tro-
The placing of a drinking fountain lrhy for the inteentediaiter, o;girls' ehs
in accordance with a bequest ni the (nun, L. \"otoSenfirh; with 2m-
1
ate Miss Nan Campbell has been be Points. The presentation, were made
fore the council since January last; a by f. . ;Hunte, principal of _G„ derieh
lesign and site were decided upon tebnpl,Pat the close of .the nisch,
Jul the fountain has been in Seaforth IOfiffcials of the meet were as fol -
or some week,, hot the present nut- lows: General supervisor, J, 1r,
ouk is that human.; horses anddogsHume; referee of boys' events, D. T.
till not quaff its waters before the Hill; referee of girl-' events, Miss 11,
now Flies, unless an existing deadlock Ackerman chief clerk of the course,
s settled soon The executors and A. M. Robertson; scorer, 1\r. Ruffle;
the council do not agree about a site, starter, 1). I. 'hill; tuners, G. c1, Bal-
ed besides, the town fathers are 1101 lantine, E. A, Fines and W. Thom-
atiCfiecl with the fountain supplied son.
y the Toronto I•Iumane Society, 11134 officials of the HA,A,A. are:
chick, they feel. is not altogether honorary president, J. W. Fraser,
torthy of the bequest. The sum df Goderich; president, D. 1, Hill, God -
300 sees bequeathed for the purpose, erieh; vice-president, Mr. Passmore,
tit the fountain ,sent by the Society - xeter;secretary-treasurer, :Miss 11,
said to have cost only $50, being\ckersmmn, Goderich, -
econd4rand, Brays' .Ccents:
(Senior- ll0t) yards, D. Worths-,
W.M.S. MEETS 'Goderich; F, Grieve, Seaforth; R.
'Che October meeting of the Well. Dean, Goderich, 2e Se seconds,
• of North Side United Ol urch was -140 s-ards-IR, Passmore, Exeter;
ell on Thursday afternoon, October 1', Grieve, Seaforth; A. Smith, God-
llbh, Mrs. (Re',) 1'. A. Carmichael erieh, 59 seconds,
need the meeting with inlayer. MMrs. Half mile -:1, Smith. Goderich; R.
. Archibald led in the ,business lis- Passmore, I . Dougan, Clinton, 2.117
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tion. Plans are well under way for �'� seconds,
e Autumn Thanknl'ering to be held Mile -A. Smith, R, Passmore, Car-
e latter part of October. '1:Crs. W. J. tel, - Sea'fortlt, '5,35,
'Mimes read a ,splendid paper on Julep, step ant jump --tit, Pass-
e mpera nee. Group INo• 4 gave the Dorrance, Seaforth; J. 1foCalh Clin-
rogrant with Mrs. ;Annie Reid, their ton, 37 feet, 4 1-4 inches.
ptain, in the chair. lia's. G. Dale :Pole vault -4R, 'Christie, Mitchell;
ave she (Scripture lesson .and was J lfcCeil, E. Neilan Clinton, •9,4,
!lowed with prayer by Mrs. Reid. (.Broad jump --IFI, Wilkins, Gode-
he topic which was taken from the rich; R ,Passmore, C. -Johnston, Clin-
W study book on India was then in.. ton, .116.8 11'._'4,
ducecl by Mrs, 'Reid, who called Running high jump -,FI. \trilkins,
Are members of her Group, Mrs, J. McCall, D. Worthy, Goderich, 5.2,
Thompson, Mrys, W. 1). ]lrighd, Shot put -1. 14cC:s!!, A,
rs. N. Carter and Miss Wallace, Goderich, R. Rennie, Seaforth S34
,4h;
c'h contributing interesting papers (Relay race --1!, Goderich; 2, Sea-
t top-fc. •A•n especially interesting forth; 3, 'Clinton. +,
abure of the program was an article (Intermediate Boys:
rd by Mfrs, F.' D. T-lutcluison, entitled' 11100 yards -J. O'Brien
\n Eastern ''NV:omen Helping a 1f. ai�fadDnnald, Goderich;
ester n 'Woman, in the Dried Out thele, Exeter. Goderich; W. Pen-
sltrict ,both being ltnvalid's." At tate �-vl220 i
Yards -IJ, i0lBrien, Goder--ick;
osc of the meeting the Auxiliary 'en- 3. Cunningham, Cdintoup 1135
rained the Baby Band' and their hale, 25 segs Pen-
a•thers' 4x10' V\ Peuhalc :
yaa'ds- r• S. Plante,
--- ' uSea-( g1; L,,IIovey, Exeter, 511184 3 $,
Fashion King -Lived on a 'Half ,mile - iH. Seely Clinton
50 -Cent Daily Dole '•024119) ; IL , Hovey, 14. 'lGa,dDo,
Discussing the predica.ntent 'of a' One mile' -1T. r d,
one
,mighty autocrat of, dress, whose H. 'Seete Sills, Seaforth (5,;);
yeas as extravagant as rarest Y, Clinton t (4 Hovey.
,bion ;Nig:hts prince, tt'ho an of tt Relay -ht Seafontlr (Il!..AS); 2. 1?se_
ow cats,ter: 3, Clinton,
a public charity .canteen Or cooks" Po'Ic vault _ IT+. -
own mncager uneals. Readart-
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May's Detroit Times. Seaforth.
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Presented by Union Young
People in
BETHEL CHURCH,
McKillop
Mon., Oct. 22
Admission 15c and 25c
THE ANNUAL
HOT SUPPER
By the Ladies' Guild of St.
Thomas' Church on
WED., OCT. 2.4
FROM 5TO7P.M.
ADMISSION 'ADULTS 35c.
CHILDREN 25c
ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES
CONSTANCE UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, OCT, 21
AT 11 A.M. AND 7:30 P.M,
Rev. Roy Osborne, B,A„B,D., of
Charing Cross, will be the special
speaker
PLAY entitled "All on Account of
Polly," on Monday evening, Oct. 22,
by Duff's Church Young People, un-
der auspices of Live Wire S,S. Class.
Admission 25c and 15c
High jump --9• O'Brien '(4.10); R.
Brook:, \litchell; K. Matins, Hefn-
sall.
Broad jump -J. OlErien (11711,0;'5);
J. C'unninghante, 12, Stewart, Seaforth
Shot put --M. Shannon, Seaforth
(3..3 1-4i; 11. MacDonald, R. Big -
tart, Clinton.
,Junior Boys:
ills) yards --•R. tyke (Ill 51, Se. -
forth; G. (Tilden, 'Goderich; J. Sint-
nton;, Hensel!.
3201 yards -'h. Oke (2118 3-5); J.
Simmons, C. John., Clinton,
Half utile --Il, Garrick. Goderien
('.,i,3 1-5); C. - Johns. A. Penpal.1,
Lxetcr,
Relay -1. Goderich; 2, Seafort'.t;
0. Exeter.
•High jump -J, -Garrick (4,61: V.
Heywood, Exeter; 3). McSpadden,
Seaforth,
Pule vault -D, Stewart (7.8), Se
forth: V. Heywood, \\', Roy, Mi'.-
chell,
Broad jump --- A. fLindenficid
(1113,8), Exeter; C. Johns, J. Garrick.
(Hap step and jump --A. Linden -
field (31113); Geddes, Seaforth;
1leSpaddeft•
Shot put -'B, Hackie Goderich
(311,4 }_121; 1., Licit, 1litchel:, C.
Johns.
iGirls' Senior Events:
111)) yards --1G, Gra-sick, Godericli
(14 sec,); H. bettger, Mitchell; I.
Eberhart, Seaforth.
High jump -1A. Murdoch, Clinton
Relay -e, Clinton:2,Mitchell;
(3,9) 1-12); -H, Bettger, hitches, and
K. Tyndall, Goderich (tied for
second),
Hop, step- and jump --4G Grassick
('37.9 1.-L); 11, 'Cools, Clinton; M, An-
derson, Goderich,
:Running broad jump -M. Cork;
A, Murdock, G. Gra sick.
Baseball throw-_fJistance, 13, Par-
rott (11-16 feet 9 inches), Mitchell;
V. 1fcLeod, rGoilerich; V. Hugill,
Seaforth.
(Basketball tltrost' - Distance, I.
Tyndall, Goderich; A. Murdock, G.
•Gtassick,
Target throw -+baseball, R. Hngill,
,Seaforth; K. Calvert, Clinton; V.
McLeod, ,Goderich,
t1 iterrltediate Girls:
75 cards -L. Nott, Seaforth; R.
Johnston V. .\\'as ratan, Mitchell,
Baseball throw - Distance, V.
'Wessman (1)48.3): L. Nott, 1. Scott,
Code ri oat
(Running high jump -L, Nott. V.
'(Vassmtan, A. Whitten. Goderich.
Target throw, baseball --,\r. Frem-
liti, Clinton; If. \V'alper, Exeter; J.
Wessman, a•sman, 1f•itcielF.
Running broad jump - R. John-
ston ('113,9 ,3L4)1 L. !Nott, V Frentlin,
Junior Girls:
150 yards- IF, Eltiatt, Goderich
(7 tai;5 see); 7.7 Cunninghat,ne, Clin-
ton; E. T'Zydd, Exeter; relay-, 1, Clin-
ton; 2, Mitchell; 3, Goderich: h,op,
step and jump, K. CuntifnGharne
•(16.(10 1k4): F. Elliott, G. IIcf enzie,
iHensatl; high jump, i1., Cunningliame
1(34ll9V,); D. Thiel Mitchell; F. El-
liott: running broad .lamp, IC Ciui-
ningh'ann'e (•11ta3r/-); F. Ellirstt, ,D
'Thiel; baseball throw, slug
:tante (11!30 feet 111, inches).Cunnntg-
•Douglas Egyptian' Linitnen
pecially recommended t it
.for spider, or
infection of cow's teat. Invaluable
also Si cages of spavins, curbs and
splints. -