HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-11-22, Page 5THURSDAY, NOV. 22, 1934
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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Star Values in Quality Foods
are featured this week by
SUPERIOR STORES
ITEMS FOR NOVEMBER 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28.
AYLMER CHOICE TOMATOES, 2%'s
3 tins 25c
CLARK'S PORK & BEAN'S, large 26 oz.
EACH 9c
NI#1,GARA KIST RASPBERRY &
(STRAWBERRY JAMS
ROYAL YORK MATCHES.
32 OZ.
McLAREN"S JELLY POWDERS, assorted
3 BOXES
5 PKGS.
TOMATO JUICE, 101/ oz. tins
5 TINS
'Libby's Corned Beef
Ideal Sweet Mixed Pickles, large 27 oz
Cowan's Cocoa, large 1 lb. tins
Five Roses Flour
McCormick's Butter Bar Biscuits
Royal York Coffee
29c
25c
25c
25c.
2 tins 25c
each 27c
each 25c
7 lb. bag 29c
24 lb, bag 80c
per lb. 17c
l's 39c
2 lbs. 25c
2 tins 23c
10 cakes 25c
2 tins 25c
3 rolls 25c
'/'s 49c
per jar 10c
Rising Sun Stove Polish, pure lead, the old reliable, , , ,per cake 7c
per cake 4c
New Rich Mincemeat
Richelieu Golden Wax Beans, 2's, tall
St. Croix Castile Soap
'Gillett's Lye
Toilet Paper, Hillcrest
Keen's Mustard, M's -26c;
French's Prepared Mustard
Fleischman's Compressed Yeast
"IT'S CHRISTMAS BAKING TIME"
Cleaned Australian Sultanas
New Cleaned Currants
Lemon and Orange Pe
Citron Peel'
Glace Cherries
Candied Glace Pineapple Rings
Seeded Raisins, fancy, 15 oz. pkg,
Fancy Bleached Sultanas
Lexis Raisins, with seeds
Superior Baking Powder, 8 oz. -15c;
Shelled Almonds
Shelled Walnuts, Bordeau Broken
2 lbs. 23c
2 lbs. 27c
el per lb. 21c
per lb. 29c
�tri� lb. 10c
%a lb 15c
each 15c
per lb. 39c
2 lbs. 25c
16 oz. 25c
per ib. 39c
per lb. 39c
Ross J. Sproat Phone 8
Miss N.
Rhonei 77
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
-and-
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
Insurance
FIRE -AUTO -WIND
Our Policies Will Protect You
Oar 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
SPECIAL
Choice farm in the Township of
McKillop, good soil, good build-
ings, well located, well `watered,
Hydro, many extras.
Also
Several bargains in Town and
Farm Property.
Call, Phone or Write Us.
A. D. Sutherland
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Conveyancing, Real Estate, Etc.
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Butter, per lb..
Oats, per bushel 1 , , 38c
Wheat, per 'bu's'hel 92Ic
Feed barley, •per bushel `18t
Eggs, per doz. ..i, ...1...... , , .. 23c -34c
Potatoes, per bag , '1 40c
Malting ;barley, „per.bushel 655c
Hogs, per cwt. 1 $7.00
'As. a .vermifuge an effective prepar-
ation is Mother Graves' Worm, Extet
wninaitor and It can be given to the
moist delicate child without fear of in-
jury tothe constitution.
RURAL RADIO SERVICE
MR. RADIO OWNER
Why not have that Radio fixed up for
the coming winter. 'Hear the Royal
Wedding, broadcast 'Nov. 29, 10 a.m.,
from Westminster Abbey, London,
Eng.
CALL
Lorne E. Lawson
R. R. 1, Clinton. Picone 241-23
Seaforth
!Graduate of
National Radio Institute, Washing-
ton, D.C.
;Formerly of Strombcrg Carlson, and
iDe Forest Cicoley, Ltd., Toronto
MANLEY.
I't into be hoped that the citizens of
Goderich who are having an investig-
ation of the radio static will get:some
satisfaction from the radio commis-
sion.
7?he late rain and spring-like wea-
ther has got the dandelions out in
bloom and some of. t'hent have ripen-
ed and the water supply is plentiful.
HULLETT.
The "following is the school report
of U.S.S. No. 2, Hullett for the fall
term:
19 r. 1'V.-'F•rank Trewartha 76 per
.cent., Doris 'Tyndall 713,6. Dennis Bis -
back 05, Helen 'Rozelle 55, 'Lois Far-
quhar 511',
!Sr. IIItl-'Edlvt trcl East 172.4, Keith
Tyndall 416, Murray East 45.8.
"jr. IIIIIM.-Grant Bicback 64, 'Marj-
orie Baylley
Sr. I'L-IE'dna Lou MacDonald 83,.
(Bill East T1'. '
IJr, 1(1.-1Douglas ,rv:ozeble 712, Jack
and Tatnniy East (•bothabsent Inc
more than one test) 1516,
First-1133ruce Tyndall 84, Douglas
Farquhar 82, Rost Trewartha 711..
Number on roll 1118, average "atten-
dance 110.93. Highest marks in spell-
ing, 'Edna IJou MacDonald.
Teacher, Aunty E. Parsons.
BORN.
13o'lton 1In Stott (Memorial 'H:ospttal
lot Friday, idlay, INov. 1116, 1112314, to''Mr. and
13irs. Rafssell 13niton, A"TieKilllop, a
:5011.
W'anc arid For 'Sale ads, 1 week 35c
TOWN TOPICS.
IVi'sibors at the home of Andrew
Kirk the 'Past week were Mr. and
'Airs. f. D. ;Beeicrolft of 1Aringham,
Mrs. Cecil 1Falconer and soli of White
'Church, Mr. and Itis. Wan, Lyon
and Miss IRubh of Landeshoro,
4Ir. Thos, IHabkirk 'has purchased
his late 'uncle's residence ort the the
corner of Viktoria and George streets
and is having it relfitted. i\ir. HaU
lir , who is at present Jiving on
Louisa street, expects to move next
month,
3[r, \4':m, Brown from Mitchell end
Miss R. ;Simpson and daughter Eve-
lyn visited iMrs. Albert 'Hudson last
week,
ilir, IEd. Auderson of New Ham-
burg spent the week end at the !route
of Airs. Peter DeCourcy, IEgntond-
viile,
\Vorlc commenced this week fitting
op the store iin the Regett!t 'Theatre
block; it was formerly the Bright
clothing .store and was remodelled a
couple of years ago.
The interior of the Dick House is
being re-decoraited sit ,present.
Mrs. H. R. Scott is having extensive
improvements made to her home on
IGoclerich street, including enlarging
the basement.
The many friends of Mr, Michael
OiLoughlin are sorry to know he suf-
fered a paralytic stroke on Sunday
affecting the power of speech, while
visiting relatives in Ribbert, He was
recovering from a recent illness,
ILnspector J. Ai. Field of tGoderich
paid his official visit to the Public
iSchool this week,
\Ir. \1"ibliam Somerville of Wood-
stock came on Tuesday to visit his
sisters, Mrs. 'Whitaker and hiss
,Somerville,
Miss 'Gretta Ross of Weston spent
the week -end with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. R. R. Ross.
Mr, and Airs, 'George Hills left on
Monday to spend a couple of months
in Toronto, Mr, Hills having recov-
ered from his recent severe illness,
111, James Scott of Toronto was a
visitor - with his mother, Mrs. H. R,
Scott over the week -end.
31r. 1V. II. Pollard of 'Sebringville
spent the Week -end with his parents,
tAlt, .and Mrs. J, Pollard.
Air 'Herbert Fowler, IHuro•n road
west, tvhu his been quite ill, was re-
moved to hospital in Toronto. Mrs.
-Fowler accompanied him.
Alis Maude Laidlaw is attending
the Royal 1\\'inter Fair in Toronto.
Mrs, I3, AIe'Lean, Egntondville,' is
visiting in Ailsa .Craig.
:Many friends of Mrs, _flex. Gor-
don are pleased to learn she is much
improved from. her recent illness.
Alt. ,R, C. Ovens of Toronto spent
the week -end in towtl.
Air. A. E. Erwin of Bayfield was a
visitor on Thursday- at the home of
14 n., M. Rubicon, who is now able to
be out again,
t11r, and llrs, \V. Coates of London
were guests of lir. and Airs. William
'Amens on Wednesday.
I:\ number of the Odd. Fcllo.ws at-
tended a large meeting .at Kitchener
on Friday evening.
Airs. James 1. Johnston, George St„
is in the hospital this week ill with
pneumonia.
PULPIT STILL VACANT
/Following an intimation last week
that the call to Rev. W. A. Cameron,
of I\Veyburn Sa,sk., was not settled,
the congregation of iFirst Presbyter-
ian Church received word that. Mr,
Cameron is n01 coming. A lcet of
four names mill be heard by the con-
gregation during the month of De-
cember and another call extended. In
the meantime 'Dr. \Wardlaw• Taylor. of
Goder'ich will preach ,next 'Sunday.
INDIAN SUMMER
The balmy weather this week is
like Indian 'Sumpter, and is in mark-
ed contrast to one year ago when a
thaw softened the deep snow tying
up traffic: wells were empty. There is
plenty of water this year in November,
and the early snow is gone.
Ever -bearing s•tra'wberries are in
bloom. at the home of 'Mayor Suther-
land in Seaforth, and also in 'Egmond
ville, ant! dandelions every -where are
to be seep. A robin was seen on
Saturday,
FEWER TRANSIENTS
There are fewer transients on the
road this year, ;according to Chief of
.Police Snell, About ZS have been
given a sivgh't's .lodging durin•,g Oc-
tober and ',November, the largest
t irnt'ber in one night being eight,
iMeals are not provided,
,New Home 'Ready For
Chicago Stock Show
pin nslring touches are note being
ni,ide on the mammoth new home .for
the International Live 'Stock .Expos;_
tion which will celebrate its 315'tdt an-
niversary at the Chicago Stock Yards.
from December ill to 8,
IW'llen completed, it will be the
finest structure in the world devoted
to such tise,s.
DUBLIN •
'The lane to 54. 'Patrick's Cemetery
in the village is (being put in condition
by men ;from M'cKlllap, Logan and
Hibbert townships,
The foot bridge completed by the
Looby Bros. over the "Liffey at Ben-
ninget's, is a convenience to. pedes-
trians.
Alr. 1
. Norman ratan
Jacobs ftltcBnk .
J o a of
Commerce staff has been promoted.
to Paris Ont., and Mr, E. J. Kerr
of Milverton has been ipromdted to
Dublin, Prior to Air. Jacobs' depart-
ure Mr. and Mrs. Halley entertained
to a panty a few of his many friends.
'Mrs. Hunter of Toronto is the
guest of friends in the village.
The Ruston family have taken ap-
artments in the Looby block,
'lir. and Mrs, Paden Tyers and
children Wilfred and Edith were the
guests of 'their many relatives at
Stratford Sunday.
1\Ve are sorry that Mr. Mike
OlLitughlin, a former resident of this
village, is seriously ill at his home in
Seaforth, \'Ve hope for a speedy re-
covery,
41'e are glad to report tha'b Mr,
Jdlin McGrath is improving after
meeting with a serious accident near
London on the highway.
1Ve welcome Dr, Sturgis to our
neighborhood.
Miss (Rose O'Connor spent the week
end in London, -
LONDESBORO
The regular meeting of the Wom-
an's Institute will be held in Com-
munity (Ball on 'Friday, Nov, .3100,
members please note ichange of day.
Topic, "Christmas message," Rev, A.
IV. •Gardiner, Christmas music led by
Airs, S. Carter, Airs, E. Adams, Mrs.
iGeo, Moon, firs. M. Ross. 'Reading,
Mrs 7. 1P. -Manning Roll call to be
answered by "if -Tints on Choosing
Christmas Gifts," ;Hostesses Airs. 'F,
Thompson. Mrs. E. Crawford, Mrs.
1\ tunsdon, Urs. IV, Allen,
Airs. T. Fairservice.
The NV. .A. of •the United Church
are planning to hold their annual ba-
zaar on December 7th in community
hall, Any donation for sante will be
thankfully received,
Mr, 1J. ,P, Manning, Miss Phyllis
Mr. 1111055 Howatt, Mr. and Airs. F.
Thompson and Fraser spent the week
end at Toronto.
Mrs. Chas, Alarming had a minor
operation last week by having a toe
nail removed, which had for sotite
time been giving her considerable
troubit,
(Mr. and Airs, Frank Tlall have
moved into the house on the farm
which recently had been occupied by
Al t.AL, Jordon,
Mr, Fred Gibbs, Robt, Gibbs and
Miss Latina Gibbs, who for a number
of years have been living in the \Vest,
have returned and settled in their
home by the river.
The regular meeting of the 11.M,.S,
was held in the school roots of the
church on :Friday last with a good at-
tendance. The president, Mrs A. AV.
Gardiner, opened the meeting; a
hymn was sung followed by prayer.
Items of business were discuses, etc.
One pleasatt't feature of the meeting
was the presentation of life member-
ship to -hiss L. Young, who thanked
the Auxiliary in a few well chosen'
words, The meeting was then left in
charge of Airs. F. Wood, captain of
Group 5, tvlt took the chair. Airs.
'Geo. Moon mad the Scripture lesson
and Mrs. Tamblyn read the devo-
tional leaflet, Hear the Pennies Drop-
ping was sung by three 'little girls,
PhyI!ia McCool, ,Doreen Armstrong,
and Betty ;Brunsdon. Readings were
given by Mrs. 'lV. E, ,:Manning and
Mrs. E. Wood, several short prayers
were offered and meeting closed. r1
dainty hunch was served by M[rs.
Wood and her group in .charge,'
which was fully enjoyed.
STAFFA.
lir. and .Alis. Howard Leary, Strat-
ford, were recent guests at the foam -
el s home.
Mr, and Mrs. W. O113rien and babe
of Flint are spending their vacation
with relatives,
1[r, and Airs, J. Levy of Mitchell.
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Airs. J. Sadler,
lair. Arnold Jeffry Detroit spent
the week end with his 'parents.
Air. and Airs F. OlBrien, 1i'r. and
Mrs, 4V. O113rien visited 40 Elora on
ISautelay,
-Air. and Airs, R. Livingston, Ham-
ilton, spent the week end in the vil-
lage.
Alt, and Ais, A. \\'ostla'ke, Croat
arty
visit
ed with Air. and Alis, S.
'Norris, Sunday.
'The play, Civil Service presented
by young people from .Exeter was
very ably given,
The Wooten Institti'te will meet
of Wednesday afternoon, Nov., 2811.
The program will he, roll call, Super-
stitions; report of London-conven-
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SEAFORTH �• F. DALY PHONE 102
tion; reading, N.M.J., Mrs. M. Gray;
recipes, Mrs, W. J. Felt, .Mrs, R. Bar-
bour; contest, Mrs, O. W. Rood, Miss
E. Frayne; current events. Miss
;Pringle; program coni:, Mrs W.
Houghton, Mrs: D. licKetlar; host-
esses Circle I, convener, Mrs. L, .But -
sou. Each member is asked to bring a
quilt for the exhibit, also the winter
teas will commence,
BRUCEFIELD.
!Don'tforget the chicken dinner to
be held on Friday everting, Novem-
ber 33rd in the school rootrt of the
United Church, Followed. by a con-
cert- in 'the auditorium,
1Word .has been received from
Woodrow, Sask., of the safe arrival
of the car of .fruit attd vegetable that
was shipped from Bruce:field station
a .few weeks ago which was donated
by the neighboring villages and eott-
ntaxnity, When the car arrived a share
was given to 7151 persons, not one was
left out The territory was six miles
wide and 118 miles long. Special .men-
tion was made of the potatoes, how
thankful they were to get theist and
there was sufficient to supply one bu-
shel to each person in need,The letter
also stated that they were so delight-
ed with the fruit and other vegetables
One sealer of fruit #ora small family
and honey for the larger ones, This
is the sixth year they have been suf-
fering from drought, They are still
looking forward to having a crop
next year,
111x, Charles Reid of 'Brueefield at-
tended his brother's funeral.
BAYFIELD.
lir. and Airs. E. A, Saucier, Afastt-
Bobbie Sander and \lits Ruble Fisher
of Ritchener trete guests of 1. A. and
Airs. Edwards on Sunday.
Lit a recent meeting of the Bad-
minton Club the following officers
were appointed: President, Airs. I
lieEwan secretary -treasurer, 11'ar„-
aret Groves; girls captain, Isobel
Kirk; Roy. captain ,lhtrray Grainger.
Friday night this week, November 23;
under their auspices for the benefit of
Clinton Hospital, the laughable play,
"George in a Jam," be performed
in the town hall by Clinton talent, Be.
sure and come, you'll certainly enjoy
it and help a good cause,
CROIVI ARTY.
'Air, and Mrs. Roy 'McCulloch tete
in London consulting with a medical
specialist over the lameness of their
little daughter, Jean, after an attack
,tf infantile paralysis,
Air. Quante, note of Exeter, was
calling, on friends in this vicinity,
Master Dickie Reed's seventh birth-
day on Saturday was celebrated with
a party attended by ail the' village
children, which woos a very happy ev-
ent,
IDr, Lance Norris, of the Western
Hospital, Toronto, called on 'relatives
here Sunday.
Airs, Neil Gillespie of Seaforth was
a guest with her sister, firs, Tas,
Scott and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Duncan McKellar spent the
past week with her sister, Airs, Mc-
Gill, liitcltell,
Airs. 11. iLamond and soft George
of London visited with Mr, and Mrs.
11, Lantotid Jr. over the week end.
lif .Gladys Hamilton and friend,
Ills, Wright of Torotitt spent the
week end with Mr. and 'Mrs. William
Hamilton
The A P.S, of Cromarty Church.
are giving their play ''Here Comes
Chari. in Stsfa town hall on Fri-
day evening, Nor. 304h, starting at
Arts
Ur and Airs, Walter ()Trim of
Flint Michigan are visiting relatives
in this vicinity.
Douglas Egyptian Liniment is es-
pecially recommended for spider, or
infection of cow's teat Invaluable
also in cases of spavins, curbs and
splints.
Euchre and
Winthrop Hall
FRIDAY NIGHT
NOV. 23 - 8 P.M.
Admission, Gents lac, Ladies bring
lunch. •
1
Your Poultry Flock
Will Like It
and You Will Profit
with
RUE
FEEDS
Scientifically balanced feeds that have helped
many local poultrymen to obtain more eggs
from their birds at the lowest possible cost
while maintaining the helalth and vitality
of the flock.
Mixing only quality ingredients in propor-
tions necessary for efficient feeding, we
know ROE FEEDS will bring out the best
in your flock.
A valuable bulletin, "More Winter Eggs" will be
mailed upon request.
THE
ROE POULTRY RANCH
FEED DEPARTMENT
ATWOOD, ONTARIO
Local Representative - SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM
MR. JAMBS M. tSCO,TT