The Seaforth News, 1937-02-25, Page 5THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1937
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE
'These FPrices Good 'Pill Mar. 3.
COUNTRY KIST CORN, Golden, 17 oz........ PER 'TI'N 1 o c
Libby's Spaghetti, Cooked 16 oz. tins 2 tins 19c
Premium Blend Tea with China Cup .fe Saucer , . , , 1 lb, 61 c
Hernphill's Wheat Berries, 5 lb, 'bag Each 29c
EACH 16'C
CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP, 2s
Posts Bran Flakes 2 pkg. 23c
Interlake Toilet Paper or Hillcrest 3 rolls 25c
CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP, 5s EACH 350
Choice Blue Rose Rice 3 lbs. 23c
Lawrason's Snowflake Ammonia per pkg. 5c
ROYAL YORKCOFFEE, 1s PER TIN 33 c
Lawrason's SSinko for Sinks per tin 25c
Lawrason's Flusho for Toilets per tin 19c
S.O.S. Scouring Pads, Small Each 13c
PEARL WHITE NAPTHA SOAP 6 BARS 25 c
10 lb. pails 65c
Clover10 lb- pails 39c.
Hosea
Brunswick Sardines 5 tins 25c
Tuna Flakes, Vss
Amber Honey
per tin15c
LI'BBY'S TOMATO CATSUP, 12 oz. btl. EACH 14c
Breakfast Bacon per Ib, 29c
Golden Wax Beans, Standard 2s squat per tin 10c
SALMON, Fancy Red Cohoe, Golden Nett or Unicorn, X/s 14 C
1s 24 c
Aylmer Pie Cherries
Crother's Soda 'Biscuits, 1 Ib. bags
Molasses Snaps Biscuits
Cooking Figs
SHORTENING
2 tins 25c
per lb. 14c
per lb. 100
2 lbs. 17c
2 LBS, 27 c
Crunchie•1Pickles Sweet, Mustard, Sour 6 oz . ..... . ..... ... . . 100 ,
McLaren's Jelly Powders, Assorted 5 pkg. 25c
Mixed Candy, ass't flavors 2 lbs. 25c
SURPRISE SOAP, 2 cakes INFANT'S DELIGHT . , , for 15c
Apple Sauce, buffet size per tin 5c
Pickled Lake Herrings , , , ... , ... , per doz. 30c
Kellogg's All Bran and 1 Mixing Spoon per pkg. 19c
Ross J. Sproat
Mass N. Pryce
PHONE 8
PHONE 77
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. \VALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
LONDESBORO
The March meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held in the
'community 'Mall on 'Thursday, March
'4th. The following program is ex-
pected:.
x-
Fred
•
Mrs.is.
ected IA paper 'b Y
'P
Thompson, subject selected roll call.
,exchange of seeds or bulbs; reading,
Mrs. .Bert Shobbrook. Music, Mrs, J.
Shaddicic, Miss •Elda 'Watson, 'Miss I.
Nott,'Miss M. Shadreading,
g
Mrs. W. 1-Iowatt Mrs, Oster, of
Blyth, district 'president, will .give an
address. Arrangements will be 'com-
pletedfor 'the annual pie social which
will take place on Mlu'ch 117th. The
proceeds 'of the evening to be used to
lhelp the 'Hail Board and the Eben-
ezer cemetery fund,'Hostestos for the
.day-are:.M•rs. B. S'hob'brook. Mrs, T.
Roberton, 'Mrs: 'W. HOwaitt, Mrs.
Chas. Sundercook, vA'Ire. iJ, (Armstrong.
Bruce Riley tw 1sl,taken dd .quite sud-
denly .rest week and, was rushed to
•Clinton community hospital where he
underwent an operation for appendic-
•'itis and other trouble.
Miss 'Mitchell of 'Mitchel'l spent the
week end with 'her, 'friend, 'Mrs. F.
Thompson.
Mrs. 'lames IH+owa'tt is visiting at
tile df her .daughter. Mr's. J. P.
Manning.
An Amateur Burglar's Weird Alibi
'An article in The 'American Week-
ly
eekly with rlh'e F'ebr'uary .28 issue of The
Detroit. • Sunday Times concerns a
young man 'who said he robbed his
rich friend just to make his sweet -
:heart hate him..But „all, incredulous
judge gavehim 1110 years' es.ectusio
.from all women.
Wa t avid 'For Sale ads, 3 wks, 5Clc
TOWN TOPICS
31 . .teff Grinrod of the Dominion
Dank :open 1110 Week end at Ids home
in 'Hamilton.
.Mr. Ted Southgate .spent the week
end' in Toronto,
Mrs. Frank Murphy, who has been
ill at Scott •31emorial 1Hospitnt, is im-
proving nicely.
Mr, John McQuaid of Seaforth and
Mr Michael 'McQuaid of Detroit
spent the week end at the (tome of
Mre, l ran,1 McQuaid and family, tit
Stratford,
Mrs, .R. S. Hays and George and
Mary, and Mrs. E. C. ;34cCle'lland of
"Toronto spent the week end in De-
troit visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hays.
\Ir. and Mrs. :J. R. Dunlop of Strat-
ford were 'week end guests at the
home of iVI'r. and Mrs, H. W. Hart,
Miss Maud Sparring of MdKillop
spent a few clays with 'Mr. and Mrs.
Harry ;Hart.
No juvenile league or Junior Far-
mer hockey games were ,played on
Saturday owing to the mild 'weather.
Mrs. 'Janet Coontbes celebrated her
83111 'birthd'ay on Monday, :Feb. 212, ar
the hone of her daughter, Mrs. ;J. A.
Storey,
.\'rise Ann Cleave of Bayfield has
accepted a ,position as secretary in the
office of Mr. IN, C. Carmichael.
Miss Ethel 1MdDougall of Detroit
spent the week end with \1r.. and
Mrs. Henry IHoggarth.
Mr. 9l11111 Henderson, l:;gmond'ville,
celebrated his WW1 birthday on rues -
'day, Feb.23, 'His many friends join
in extending best wishes,
Mr. ArthurEdmunds and lir, Ri-
chard Winters of 'Hamilton spent the
week end with :vers. W. Echnuncls,
Mr. 'Charles Dickson of London
spent the week end with his ,parents,
Mr. end Mrs Thomas 'Dickson.
\l r \V. J Finnigan visited friends
at London last week.
\Jr, 'Rufus Winters and sister, Mrs.
E. 1-f. (Hodgins leave "Thursday, ac-
companied by Mrs. M. McLeod, to
spend a month in Toronto.
\1 r. 'Alexander Campbell, well-
known and highly esteemed resident,
wIlo has been seriously til, 1100 very
low 00 Wednesday.
KIPPEN •
The Kipper East \A',1, intends to
hold a social evening in Watson's
hall. Kippers, on Wednesday evening,
Mardi 3rd. at 5.115• sharp. A short pro-
gram will ,be given with musical num-
bers and inn address by Ian McLeod
of Clinton. Each member is entitled'
to invite two couples. All ladies
please bring hutch. :Progressive eu-
chre will be indulged in, followed by
time dancing,
old t g
\1r. and Mrs. Joe McClelland and
\ raster •Kenneth of E;gmondville vis-
ited with \[r. and Mrs. 'Hugh Mc-
Gregor on Sunday.
\'r. and Mrs. Robt. McGregor de-
lightfully entertained some .friends
o no evening recently.
BAYFIELD
11.r. Chas.'Falconer is home from
'Co lerieh
■ r
Mrs i A. Edwards left on Mon-
day for the Canadian West where she
will visit her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Watson. and other friends.
,f our hockey tarts went to
Sone v
Clinton "Tuesday night to ` see the
game between Clinton and New
Ham n rg.
ice
have their
1 m brothers
1 he o
house filled Owing to the condition
of ice on the river here they secured
their supply from Trick's, s, and had• it
.hrought on trucks.
'Mrs. Wm. Ferguson is visiting her
daughter in Tecumseh and friends in
Windsor.
BORN
,I'ckart.-1n Scott 1en,rial •}Iospi-
t•.l, on Sunday. tl*eii, 211 t, 1,1)34, to \d r.
and Mrs. Joseph 5, IEckart, Dublin
R.R.I, 0 sock:
AUBURN
Alex, McKenzie was called to To-
r..nrtn on Thursday- on account of the
death of his .on -in-law, J• Arnold
Coact.
Mrs. \V. l Robinson entertained a
number of fiends on Wednesday ev-
ening,
'John Hartley, successor ,to Dr,
Field made his first visit to the
schools in this district this week.
Mrs. F. Ross and 'Donald were in
Exeter on Sunday. '
'3Er.,and Mrs. IA. Ferguson and
Stewart visited recently in ;Narkhill,
The carpenters are busy getting tire
new 'fire hall ready .for ,the library.
A anoviug picture company ,pert 00
a show in the Foresters Hall on \\'ed-
nesday night.
The annual vestry meeting was
held in St; 1'lark's Anglican church
cin, Wednesday evening.
Lenten servies are to be held in
the 'Anglican church on Wednesday
evening at 7.310,
Mrs. J. McKnight is in Goderiel
for a 'few• clays.
FEBRUARY SPECIAL
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO
HAVE A PERMANENT WAVE
'Regular 7.50 .... , , , , now $5.50
5,(10 now $3.95
13,)5 now $2.95
2195 now ,$1.95
(Shampoo, finger wave acid haircuit
included)
TRY ONE OF OUR SPECIAL
SHAMPOOS—A Treatment and
Shampoo in one
SUTHERLAND
BEAUTY SHOP
'PHONE 152
DIES IN .SA'GINAW.
The following item 'refers to Mr,
James hi, Shea, a 100110r resident of
Seaforth, who died recently:
Saginaw, Mich„ IFeb. W.—dames 11.
Sher, ti5, died suddenly Saturday ev-
ening, February 6, at his home, 11151
Brown street, He was an active mem-
ber of St. Mary's church, singing in
the choir for more than 120 yearn. 'fle
also was a member of the ,.Knights of
Columbus. \1 r. Shea 'vas .born on
.lune 3rd, MPS, 111 Winona, Minn., and
0111110 to Saginaw when 0 young man,.
He was married here in 611114 to Miss
Florence Meyers. Surviving him are
his widow. a son, Charles, and two
brothers. Charles of Saginaw, and
William of !Newark, NJJ. 'Funeral ser-
vices were held Tuesday 'morning in
St.Mary's church. "Muria! in Mt. Oliv-
et Cemetery'.
WINTHROP
- l'fie euchre and dance held in the
lit ll Friday night was well attended.
The prize winners ,were: Ladies most
cense., Mrs. Archie'Kerr: lone hands,
Mrs. 'Robert 'Dodds; 111 encs Most
games,. \I r, 'Robert Dodds; lone
hands, Mr. ',John Montgomery, After
lurch a fete halo's were :.neat in
n n ung. \la 1e wasfurnished by the
.\,run, Broome, 511101art and
Hogg.
\Ve are sorry to hear of \lr. Wil-
liam Morrison beingeri,nt,ly ill. \\'e
wish liar a speedy recovery.
\l r, \\'ildlatnt 'l'rcwartha sSr. 15 1101
05 \yell 50 his many friend, wish him
In be•,
\irs. George 11,ktle and Mrs. Tho-
mas Wheatley received 'word that
their mother, ,3Ii's. ;Robinson, had
passed' away at the home Of their sis-
ter, Sirs. -Sol Shansi n in !Mullett.
I'lie crows were malein, a big noise
last weer:. which means spring is near.
Mr. ll,•ohu Armstrong (vi London is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. F. Bullard.
The Ladies' 'Aid and W.M.S. of
Caves Church, Winthrop, %vitl holm
their :regular monthly meeting on
Wednesday afternoon. 'March 3rd, at
the. home of Mrs. Hiram Blanchard:
rhe roll call will l e on Faith.
Want rind For. Sale aria, '1' week 2,5y
Scott's Barred Rocks
ONE OF'CANADA'S LARGEST BREEDING FARMS OF
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS. "GOVERNMENT APPROV-
ED BREEDER HATCHERY -400 .BIRDS IN R.O,P.
Nine years trapnesting and progeny testing under R.O.P., nine .years
in egg laying contests and ten years blood testing have proven the
superiority of our Barred Rocks.'We specialize in supplying large egg
foundation stock, special attention in our breeding work is given to
market types in our cockerels. All R+O.P. Barred Rock males used' in
our matings from hens with records up to 306 large eggs.
NEW HAMPSHIRES: We had the largest R,'O. P. entry of this
breed in Canada last year. Records up to'277 large eggs.
Save %c per chick by placing your order on or before Feb. 15th,
1937. Hatches each week now, Our plant is open to visitors at all
times.
SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM
I. M. SCOTT SEAFORTH, ONT.
BRUCEFIELD WALL PAPER
'On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Win.
Douglas entertained group number
fire of the Ladies Ai'cf of Carmel DURTNG FEBRUAiRY WEP
ARE
church, The group brought with CLEARING ALL WALL PAPER
them Mrs. ID•ctuglas' mother, Mrs. (exceE. wew paper)
AT 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
Hudson, who is ninety-six years old.
31r, 'and `Mrs, Lorne Manson and
little soil Murray of Loudon spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Man -
son's parents, Mr. and ' All.. Sant
I hontpson.
"Mr. anti Mrs. Frank Douglas of
Saskatoon, Sa k., visited .their cous-
ins, \1 r. and Mrs. Lindsay Eyre on
Sunday.
On Tuesday evening. February db,
1 joint meting of the 1..[0.0. and the
clubs tiaa held at the hone
of Mr, and Mrs. C. Clifton' with a
good attendance, {he Meeting o1 the
1,',F,\\•10. opened with the president,.
Mrs, 'Douglas in the chair. Singing
was followed by all repeating the
Lord's Prayer, al er, Roll call was answer-
ed with a Valentine tune. During the
business Arcs, 'Knight read a letter
from a member of the Prot% Execu-
tee. Mrs. W. Hamilton. Glasgon Lan-
ark Co. After the bulletin questions
were taken. Mrs. A. \leQueen gave
the topic 'I' i re Neighbourly Neigli-
hours" witch etas much appreciated.
\\'ith .singing this part of the Meeting
closed to join the men. when a .social
hour was .spent. +During the social
programme. Mr. Hugh \1c Lachlan
gave to Scotch reading followed by ,e-)
lections by Mr, ,Jarvis Horton with!
MANLEY
AN't are sorry to learn that the baby
boy of Mr. and Mrs. John 'A, lErkart
has taken a 'relapse and is again un-
der the doctors care.
AMr. Brady who is engaged with
Mr, Fred 'Eckart, had the misfortune
to fall .out of an apple tree while
pruning, T'he limb 'he was 'cutting
carne 'tumbling after him and caused
him several fractured ribs._
Last Sunday's winel storm .caused
damage to quite a number of .ba!rn
roofs and as Mr. Leslie Beuenntann is
agent .for a roofing company 'he has
been 'busy taking 'contracts 'for re -
Pairing the damaged .roofs.
M'r. 'Joe Eckart wears as smile since
n
the 22rt1c1 inst. when his wife present-
ed hill with a baby boy at Scott,Me-
mori rl 'Hospital, S'eaioith, and. we are
.'p'le'ased to learn that all are welt
Coronation
Carnival and Ice Dance
MILK FUND
FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN
Sponsored by SeaEorth Lions Club
PALACE RINK, SEAFORTH
FRIDAY MARCH 5th
,
CARNIVAL
See Posters for List of Prizes
BROOM -BALL,
Two games, including Rebekah ladies vs. Duncan factory teams;
and K.inburn and Winthrop vs. St. Coltunban and Dublin.
DANCING
Dancing on the ice' to the best of music. All you, need is moccasins,
overshoes and rubbers.'Grand March at 10:15 p.m.
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
Refreshment Booth. General Admission 25c. Children 10c
SEAFORTH LIONS' CLUB
G. D. Ferguson, President. Gerald Stewart, Secretary
j. M. MGMillan, Treasurer
8 p.m.
House Dresses
ALL HOUSE DRESSES
CLEARING AT
5'5c, 75c and 95c
Values to $2,25
ALL MISSES' DRESSES
CLEARING AT 55c.
Values to 9'6'c.
Sweaters
BOYS' ALL WOOL SWEATERS
Sizes 24 to 32
CLEARING AT '49c
.McASH
VARNA
wood Atkinson, followed with prayer
by Louise Marshall. :Hymn 2'418 was
then .ung. The topic, "What Would
Jesus do in .the present crisis?" was
very ably taken by •Rallph Newton,
after •uvh•ich the vice presidenit took
the 'chair for the discussions. We had
our teams stand and Archie Mus-
tard's side was ahead, The closing
hymn 247, and all repeated the Miz-
pah benediction.
\Irs, 'McLachlan at the piano. Airs. 1
ST. COLUMBAN
I The following from a Regina paper
refers to a former resident of this dis-
h'iet:
'-Joseph Murphy, 74. of 1620 Atbni
'street. died on Monday- in a Regina
hospital, Born at St. Columban, Ont.,
Mr. Murphy moved to Saskatchewan
in 1008 and farmed in the Grand
Coulee district until 19301 when be.
moved to Regina. He 'w a ,predeceas-
\Irs, J. Cahn, with a beautiful hand ed by his wife on 1 eh.'2l 7'x311., while
painted Irish T1u>lecotb, The follow -la :011, Vincent 10, Murphy, died on
ing address 11110 read by Mrs. Doug-`rApril 20, 193W, Sttdriviufg are six sons,
las: "'Dear Mrs. Cairns,— \\'e the I Michael P., 11629 Athol street, Regina;
members of the Rrueotield !Albert in the Regina district; \Jack, in
club are pleased to �
1(11,10 1ha1 51nce'northern Saskatchewan: .Peter, in
3 111100 turged yom ne hat Fhongs, IParleberg, Sas'k„
301.1111 arc still
h sntying with us,1101\\'e tritm' acctlin Jo-epFlon:bT, Balgonie, ISaslc: awn
to exiPr005 our appreciation 100 the 'daughters, Miss Agnes. 'Qu'A'ppelle,
cheerful manner u, w^hick you Here Sask,, .end M.rs Arthur Dodds, of
always willing, to assist in the wort Tlin Flom Man. 11^,o Surviving are
of he clttl>. \\t wk von to acreptlIwo sisters. \'fess P.'itlget •D'oyle, of
alis gift with our very hast wishes 1 Seaforth. IOnit., acid \Irs, H• ennslt
for the happiness of yeti and . Ar- Mulcahy, of Arcata, California. •P.ay'-
Ctuirns in the coining years.—Signed vas will be recited in hpeer>' Chanel
t Clifton then ,gave a comic Irish
reading. followed by an ut.strunu'ntai
solo by \largin'et 3!rQtteeu, .\ short
I/layette, '' I'li1 Club Committee Meet-
ing" -was presented. The folio win
were the caste, Mrs. Du.her, \irs. 1
Cairns: \Irs. irate-, \irs, 1'. [laugh:
\fes. Forest. \1r.. \\'. Douglas; \irs.i
1'urrel, \It,. J. -Snider: Nits,
limns, rs. L. Fate. At the clone 111
the play, 'Mrs. A. SleUticen „presented!
on behalf of the. t':F.\\',0., .Mrs. \\
Douglas, Pres• ' 'Lunch was served by
the hostess and friends. Our 31 arch
meeting will be held at the home of
\1r, and 31rs. A. McQueen. •
Rev. 31r. Kahle "f Seaforth will oc-
cupy the pulpit here next Sunday in
the absence of \Ir. Bremner who is
attending
services.
• Durin the high wind -storm on
Sunday afternoon -part of the hotel
roof (1 as taken otT,
Mr. •Drew Sa\an has been confined
with the tr during the
his heel e fl
to I
past }reek.
\lr. George Clifton is visiting his
uncle, \lr. C. '1')'ner of 1,incbay at
.present.
c n Toronto
Mr. Willie Burdge was t o
last week.
31r. and Mrs. !Ronald McKenzie
and children and Mrs. B. Kaiser of
Detroit spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. H. .Zap'fe rind Mrs. Mary
McKenzie.
Miss !lean Dalrymple has returned
to Stratford after visiting relatives.
\1r. and Mrs. C. McKenzie and fa-
mily spent Sunday With '\Irs, Margar-
et MVLclKenz•ie.
Mrs. Janet Ross spent a few clays
with iter sister, Miss 'Mary Gilmore.
Mrs, John ,Rohner' and children of
'Goderich .amt Miss 34, Wolfe of Hen -
salt are visiting Mrs. A. Hohner.
Miss Louise Marshall spent the
week end at her hoose in London.
Miss Anna Cornish spent the week
end in Clinton.
Miss Dora Addison spent a few
days in the village.
;The regular meeting of the Bruce-
field Y)P:U, was held 'Monday even-
ing, Feb. LI2nd •tt S.l'S',.:'w•ihh'Miss Eva
Stackhouse .presiding, The meeting
opened by singing hymn 059. S�ct10-'
titre found in 'Psalm 1I9. read 'by Si- the :flu.
t `
at 8.30 o'clock op Tuesday and Wed-
nesday nights and 'requiem 01550 ' will
he celebrated at Sacred Heart Roman
Catholic Church at 1110 a.m. Thursday,
'Rev, J. C. 'Keohan, celebrant. Burial
will 'be •in the family plot in Regiisa
cemetery."
STANLEY
Y with
Smith visiting, \1 r. 'Edgar is!,
his aunt. Mrs. Mary Hordes, near
Chatham.
Mrs. 11. Armstrong returned 'home
shewasvisiting-
her
'., .rich where g
from (nae
tte n
her daughter. Mrs. Victor Boyce.
Babylon school has been closed for
some days on account of the illness of
the teacher, Miss ;Rice. There is quite
a lot of flu in the neighborhood hborhood
at
present,
lir. .Edgar iii C'linchey of 1Hensal•l
spent the week end with friends on
Goshen line.
NORTH McKILLOP
Mrs, John Boyd, Sr., who under-
went an operation in Scott 'MMemarial
Hospital, Sea'forth, is doing real well.
and expects to return 'home the end of
the week.
Mr. Jack (Johnston is another one
of those great •marksmen, One bul-
let 'bagged two 'large 'jack rabbits.
Mr, Nen 'Thornton was working a
few days last week 'for Mr. Calvin.
Hillen.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.foe. Thornton' .were
visiting IVIts and 'Mrs. Charlie Munn'
on Sunday night.
Mr, 'and Mrs. iH•enry BenneWies
and Mr. Satn Regele were .visiting
one night last week with Mr. and Mrs,
Clarence Ili'egele.
Mr. and .lArs..Dd. ,Regele and 'fam-
ily Nailed on 'Me. Sam 'gegele on Sun
da}'
A. number of people are sick with