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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-05-06, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1937. PE kiRt . Sri() Coronation Sale • 'These items good till Wed., Coronation Day CHIPSO LARGE PACKAGE Special QUICK QUAKER OATS LARGE PACKAGE HILLCREST SHORTENING PER PKG. AYLMER PIE CHERRIES 12 OZ. TINS Cascade Brand, Is 2 TINS 25 SALMON, Fancy Pink 22 OZ. 2 TINS 1.9c AYLMER PORK & BEANS Lipton's Tea Special, 1 lb. Package with Beautiful • Tea Pot FREE Peerless Puffed Wheat, Large Cello Bag, Regular 12c Durham Corn •Starch Chocolate Mello Biscuits Hawes Floor Wax, is Hawes Lemon Oil, 12 oz. Libby's Sauer Kraut. Size 2'/s Aylmer Golden Bantam Corn 2s Aylmer •Catsup, 12 oz. Bottle Aylmer Bartlett Pears, 2s squat Aylmer Pineapple, size 16 oz. Sliced, Crushed or Tid Bits 2 tins 35c 2 tins 3Sc Aylmer Peas and Carrots, mixed 2s squat tin 14c Aylmer Raspberries, size 2s squat tin 21 Aylmer Jams, Raspberry and Strawberry, 32 oz. jar 19c 21c PER PKG: 14c PER I,B. 2 TINS23C ..special Pkg. lb, per lb. per bottle Tin 2 tins Tin 58c 10c 10c 170 430 23c 12c 25c 14c 19c Aylmer Peaches, 2s sqUat Spring Seeds of all kinds Pineapples, lettuce, celery, spinach, cabbage, oranges, lemons bananas', etc. MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 9th :- . Christie's Mothers Cake. very line, each ChriStie's Coronation Cake. each SOe 50c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE 8 PHONE 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 -Important Notice! ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDG- MENTS COLLECTED Our Collecting Department is a result of Years of Successful Experience in collection local and out-of-town ac- counts. On March 26th we r'eceived a letter ifrom a client: "'Thank you for prompt remittance and for good work re nty collection." 'Our Rates: NO COLLECTION, NO CHARGE Mail your list of accounts today to Burke's Collecting Agency ('License 1176) Head Office, SEAFORTH, ONT. Box 498 NOTICE Invoices for goods or ser- vices sold the Seaforth Ath- letic. Association will not be honored: •by the Association unless accompanied by duly signed. purchase orders cov- ering in full the invoice. an future, all purchases authorized by the Associa- tion will 'be made only .upon peesehtation of a properly signed purchase order, SEAFORTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Dr. E. A, McMaster, Pres. A. Y, McLean, Secretary IG, IF, Grind:10cl, Treasurer, McKinley's Chicks Rocks and Leg. 8c... after May 8th Leg. 8c; Rocks 9c, after April 20th Leg. 9c; Rocks ,10c, after April 12th Leg. 10c; Rock 11c, after April 4th All Breeding Stock Gov't Ap- proved and Bloodtested. Started Chicks and Pullets for sale. Come and see them. Good Equipment makes a Good Farmer Better * FOR QUALITY & SERVICE BUY McCormick Deering Farm Machinery AND REPAIRS From Your Local Dealer * JOHN BACH SEAFORTH Main St, Phone 17 CORONATION DANCE Wednesday Evening May 12th CANADIAN MOUNTAINEERS Experts cm Modern Music I. 0. 0. F HALL, Seaforth 40c including tax .1111111101=111•11111•111311.. Special Notice I ant mov.ing into the front uustair bout of -the Dominion Bank bu.ilding. Will he opening. 'MaY 6th. Special prices in permanent waving. Come in and see us and get ,prices. INA GRAY BEAUTY SHOPPE Phones: Shoppe 229w House 229 J ELIMVILLE Visitors in the community- last Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ford, Peggy and John of Flint, Mich.; Mrs. John Ford • of Exeter North; lir. Clifford Whitlock and Miss joy Whitlock of St. T'hornas with Mr. and Mrs. a-Darry Ford; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Boyes of 'Stratford and .Miss Leola Johns of Exeter with Mrs. John johns. Miss Mary Johns was a visitor in Brueefield over the week end. '1:1r, and Mrs. Harry Ford were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Peter. Whitlock on Sunday last. Quite a number in this vicinity are laid up with 'flu. SEAFORTH MARKETS. J. E. IVIcKINLEI 'Barley, feed. per bus. 80c Phone 97r11 H ensa 1 I. ZURICH Marley mal Ong. per lbtia. 90c . . . ...... • . THE SEAFORTH NEWS TOWN TOPIC - Mrs. F. Devereaux is in London this Week attending a meeting of the ' Diocesan executive of the Catholic Women's League. • Miss Margaret White, a graduate nurse from Grace .Hospital. Toronto, has just completed a four -months' Post 'graduate oourse in surgery. in johns Hopkins Iliospital in Baltimore, Maryland. This week she joins the staff of operating room nurses in that hospital. • Mrs. S. j, Spencer returned on Fri- day after an extended visit with rela- tives at Brampton. The farm in Tuckersmith of the Mims Fowler on (Highway no, 6, two miles west of ads:font:it, has 'been sold to fames Reynolds and Sons of the same township, 'The Misses 'Fowler are retaining the .house where they will continue to reside for rhe present. Mrs. Henry Hoggarth 'underwent an appendicitis operation at the hos- pital oii Sunday 'and is recovering nicely. Ieliss E. Davidson 'has •returned af- ter spending the winter at 'Mousejaw. Mr. and .Mrs. 'Gordon IHays and Mr, and Mrs. Louis Brat! from De- troit spent the week encl with their many friends here, Rev. and :Mrs. H. C. 'Feast spent the week end at Sarnia .where Mr. Feast 'conducted anniversary services. Mr. and Mrs. !George Hills were Toronto visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. Revell of Hamilton were guests during the week end of Mr. and UN. W. J. Finnigan, Mrs. Finnigan returned with them to spend a few clays in Hamilton and Toronto. '11 iss Agnes Weston, R. IN., of Woodstock, spent .SundaY with Miss Wilson, at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. J. A. Brodie and son Bobby, who attended the funeral of .Mies Harvey„ will return to Toronto this week accompanying Mr. Brodie. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Chesney. .To- ronto, spent the week end with the latter's mother, Mrs. J, R. Habkirk, Miss Margaret Leyburne and Miss Myrtle Papple left on Tuesday to at- tend the conference of the Women's Institute at 'Guelph this week, A meeting. of all lady members of the golf ,club, 'both actite and associ ates, will be held next Friday after- noon, May 7, at 3:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Frank Sills. BORN RC. -In Scott 'Memo•rial :Hospital on Saturday, 1lay 1, 19317, to Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred,Ross, IBrucefield, a .den- ghter. Branscontbe - Fn • Scott Memorial Hospital on Sunday. May .2.119317, to Mr. and MTS. '101),t, Branscombe, Sea forth, a son. O'Connor-dn Scott Memorial Ros- meal, on Mon d.ay, May 3, '1037. to Mr. and Mrs. Ijoseph !O'Connor, Dublin a daughter. Dick --In Scott iiientonial Hospital, nn 'Monday, May 3, 11937, to Mx. and Mrs. Earl Dick,. HenSall, a daughter. Brown -In Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, 'dn. Wednesday. May 3, 1107, to Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed. Brown, ,Egimond- title. a daughter. AUBURN Miss 'Marjorie Toll has been ap- pointed to attend the girls' conference in Guelph in May as a delegate from the Auburn Branch of the Women's Institute. A.farewell parity was given in the Foresters 'Hall on Friday night to Mr. and Mrs. B'ert Keyes, who have been at the OP.R. station here for four years. During the evening :Mr. and Mrs. Keyes were presented .with a fernery and a smoking stand. Rev. Frank Hutchinson of Toron- to was the speaker in Knox ,Presby- terian Church on Sunday. The river has been very high this past week but has receded some- what now. !Gormley Thompson arrived on Friday from Timminsto be with his father, W. J. Thompson who has been critically ill. Mr. and Mrs. Tho, Wilson and Miss: Sharp were in Parkhill tut Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Manning and Phyllis of Londeshoro; 'Mrs, H. Chesney and family of Seaforth were with Mrs. J. D. Howatt on Sunday. DUBLIN Mr. Pat McConnell and N1r. Frank Stapleton of Toronto were week end visitors at their homes in the village, Mr. John Redmond, who was in the Scott Memorial 'Hospital in Seaforth has gone to London to his sister, Mrs Crawford. 'His friends wish to see him back soon and hope he mill be much improved. Me. Patrick Jordan has purchased the residence of the late Mrs. Staple- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan intend to move, in about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pethielc were in London on Saturday. Mrs, John Brennan of Stratford was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. MN, Alex. Darling was a week end visitor with friends in Stratford., The Ladies' Aid 'held a very succ- essful meeting at the home of Mrs. Wi4on on Wednesday afternoon. 'Mr. and Mrs. Pat Berm and family are .moving to Toronto/ We wish them every SUCA eSS in their new 'home. , Want and For Salle ads, 3 wkS. PAGE FIVE ..4=1•10.11••••••011061.....a See NeptO■KLEIC Demonstration SATURDAY, MAY 8th Be sure to attend this outstanding event and see how easy it is to renew old Furniture -Floors -Woodwork -Walls with a coat of Nepto-Lac, the heat and moisture resisting Enamel, It dries in 4 M 6 hours to a hard porcelain -like finish, covers well in one coat and leaves no brushmarks. Your choice of 24 modern attractive colors. Pts. 35c. Pts. 60c. Pts. 95c. Qts. 1.65 We carry a complete line of Lowe Brothers - HOUSE PAINTS --For Inside and Outside ENAMELS -For Every Purpose VARNISHES -For Interior and Exterior "One quart will spread farther, last •longer and look better titan 12 quarts of Cheap !Paint." § COUPON 13 WORTH - 1St. Present 1111. eonpon. along withitt cash at our •:-tore not later that" Saturday, May 3th, and we will give you a quarter pint of ..Nopto-Lac Enamel. Reg. 35e SPECIAL 20c „only 1 to a family) Name 1 Address Geo. A. Sills and Sons • PLUMBING SEAFORTH FURNACE WORK 1 BEECHWO OD The many .friends of Mrs, Jon Mur- ray arc sorry to know site was remov- ed to rhe Scott 'Memorial IH•ospitaI on Sunday. We lave for a speedy re- covery. Mr, and Mrs. John Walsh enter- tained a number of friends to progres- sive euchre on Sunday evening, Mrs. Margaret Maloney and :on Frank of Seaforth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maloney on Sunday. Miss Nellie 09Rourke of Toronto i, visiting her parents here. STAFFA Mr. and Mrs. IA, Jeffry and son, De- troit, were week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. Jelliry. Mrs. H. Leslie spent the week enti in Toronto with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. Paris and family. Mitchell, visited with Mrs. J. 51 illr Sanday. Mr. R. ,Livingston, Hamilton, was a recent guest at his home. Messrs. Clarence and Norval Nor- ris of 'Toronto University are spend- ing their vacation with their parents. Mr. C. Chereos, Mitchell, was the guest ,speaker at the P.'S. on Stitt - flay evening. VARNA The W. A. of Si, Johns' Church met aJt the .home of Mrs. Galbraith Thursday. Mrs. G. 'H. Beatty and little daugh- ter, Mary Elizabeth, have returned home after spending 'a few days in Ripley with her parents,' Mr. and Mrs, Welsh and daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Billy Austin of Sea- ford' spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Austin. Mrs. Stelck is vkiting friend, in London. • Mrs. Jas. Stephenson, after spend- ing tiro weeks in Goderich hospittl. is convalescing with 'her sister, Mi - E. Mossop and Mrs. M. 0, Beatty. Her many friends will be pleased to know she is much improved in health. Mtr. Harold ltlliott and sister Lil- lian motored to London Saturday. The following is the ,report of S.S. No, 6, S•tanl•ey, for the month of Ap- ril: V.-ffean, Reid 6e. Sr. IV.--Filoyd NleAsh 80. Anna Reid 80, Roy /Elliott 75. Jr. .11V. - Gertrude Smith 67, Helm Johnston 67. Sr. Reid 83, Alvin Keys 77, Wa4ter arotherton ,76, - alcl Keys 60. jr. Keys 79, Mary Mc- Clymont 72.;' Frank Smith 70. IL - Leona Wobster 73. Clayton Keys 72.' Passed from 1. to IL -Doris .Reici 811. Mary Reid 81. Pr..--avan Clytnont, Moita Reid. George Keys. Number on- roll 20 average atm- cl,Eitiqe 19.65. Beattie. 'Teacher. Want and iFlor Sale 'Ads., '1 week, 2151c, • 0 s Ott' en, $c R. 0. P. Sired BARRED ROCK CHICKS * NEW HAMPSHIRE CHICKS WHAT'S IN A CHICK ? It takes more than advertising', and an incubator to produce quality chicks. You can't tell by looking at the Outside of a Chick, what land of Breeding is on the Inside. The Outside decides the shape and color. The Inside decides the Profit. The only possible way to be sure of Profits Inside, is to buy chicks that are especially Bred for Profits - from a reliable source such as SCOTT'S Poultry Farm. Our Barred Rock chick sales this year have surpassed by Inc any year we have been in business. Our New Hampshires are makint.,w fat friends where ever they go. NEW LOWER PRICES to take effect May 10th: BARRED ROCKS: A. Grade, 26-30 oz. eggs, $12.00 per 100 B. Grade, 24-25 oz. eggs $9.00 per 100 Day old cockerels: $6.00 per 100 NEW HAMPSHIRES: $10.00 per 100 Scott's Poultry Farm SEAFORTH,PHONE 251 -32 Boys And Girls! Build A Museum In Miniature •Here's hi.t 1e s for youngsters! Look for the IF 11. t'GLIOIR page in the 1' Ole 5eetI,.:1 of the 'Detroit Sun- 1111IMPL/26.1219281811e1SOlin 0 day Times that you en; together to make your Work' Nluseum- Diorama. .An ideafeature for . children that all parents hare • been I.10ping for! Every Sunday starting - with the issue .if May '1, •IIIMIAltimps..161,1514.zamisn>61:6111mENSIIMERAMIII61. N WEDNESDAY, MAY 12th 1937 Having been declared a Legal Holiday Upon the Coronation of 11 is Majesty King George VI. 1 hereby request all loyal citizens to duly. observe the holiday by closing all places of business and attending, if possible, the ceremonies in tommemoration a the occasion. Dated this 4th day of May, l037 JOHN J. CLUFF, Acting Mayor )1) S:V\T `171IR KING .11•111091:1111.WINEM.91114BAIRMONE01016IISENI r. I