The Seaforth News, 1937-06-10, Page 51
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1937
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE
Dublin Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding
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PEACHES, Master Pack
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CRUNCHIE SWEET PICKLES
28 oz. Jar
ORANGE MARMALADE
32 oz. Jar—St. Williams
Hillcrest Lard, is 2 lbs. 29c
Manning's Snowball Mello Biscuits per lb. 19c
Rose Brand Keta Salmon, is 2 Tins 19c
Cascade Brand Fancy Pink Salmon, /s 2 Tins
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Pork & Beans, 23 oz. 2 Tins 19c
McCormick's Butter Bix Biscuits, loose 1 ib. 22c
Royal York Tea, Orange Pekoe, 54s % 1b. pkg. 28c
Spaghetti, Clark's or Campbell's is 2 tins 19c
Old English Floor Wax, is Each 59c
Gold Soap 6 bars 25c
5 Tins 25c
Miracle Whip, 8 oz. per jar 21c
per btl. 15c
Each 20c
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3 rolls 25c
Catsup, Tiger, large 26 oz. per btl. 17c
Master Pack Pears, 2s squat 2 Tins 25c
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Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALIGE'R, holder of Go-
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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 received a letter
from a client: 'Thank you for prompt
remittance and for good work re my
collection."
Our Rates: NO COLLECTION,
NO CHARGE
Mail your list of accounts today to
Burke's• Collecting
Agency
('License 111716)
TIi ONT.
Head
Office, SEAFORTH, ,
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Box 498
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Wheat, per bus. , .1.. , ... ,
'Barley, feed, per bus.
Barley, malting, per 'bus
Oats, per bus.
Hogs, per cwt.
80c
90c
'c
$8,715
Good Equipment makes a Good
Farmer Better
FOR QUALITY & SERVICE
BUY
McCormick (Deering
Farm Machinery
VARNA'
Mr, and Mrs. 'Fred Davidson of
Detroit were renewing 'acquaintances
in this district the latter part of the
week.
Mfrs. Bandy of Seaforth visited her
mother-in-4aw Mrs. :((Rev.) Bandy,
while Rev. MA. Bandy attended con-
ference in Windsor.
Mr, and M.ts, A. McConnell have
added 'to the appearance of their
having it stuccoed.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Foster of Wind-
sor 'epent Sunday with friends in this
district.
32 Kinds of Pneumonia Germs
;An article, in The ,American Weekly
with Janne' 13 issue of the Detroit 'Sun-
day Tithes, will point out what selen-
tists say about the deadly disease of
pneumonia,. . one of the three chief
causes of death in this country, strik-
ing at the young and strong' as well
as the old and weak, Chemical.germ
'fighters have been found that May
wipe out tis plague.
AND REPAIRS
From Your 'Local Dealer
JOHN BACH
SEAFORTH
Main St. Phone 17
BORN
l-tinchiey—+A1 Owen +Sound Genera4
and Marine Hospital, on Monday,
'June lith, to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hin-
chley (formerly +Pearl Munro), a
daug h ter.
McDonald. — In Scott Memorial
H'afpitai, Seaforth, on Tuesday, June
8, 11937, to Mr. and Mrs. James Mc-
Donald, Brussels, a daughter.
Nigh.—In Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, Seaforth, on 'Tuesday, June Sah,
1937, to Mr. and Mrs. John Nigh,
Tuckersmith, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kenny, of Dublin, who will observe the
fiftieth anniversary of their wedding, on Sunday, June 13th,
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. W. J. Stevens, accompanied by
Mr. Wm, Fear, Clinton,' and Mrs.
Wm, Watson, Sunderland, visited the
past week with the former's son, Will
Stevens at IN'oranda, Que„ and return-
ed Wednesday evening.
Mr. Nelson Jefferson, of Entbro.
was the guest of his 'brother, Mr, W.
V. Jefferson, Tuckersmith.
Mrs. I. Hester returned to her
home, Centre et,, on Monday after
spending several months with her
aau,ghter'in 'Kansas.
Mrs. George Stewart and two
children of 'Toronto spent the •week
end with her mother, ,Irs. J. B.
Thompson.
Mrs, E. S. Chapman, who was vis-
iting in \Vingham has returned:
Miss Florence 'Fowler of Bluevale
visited the Misses Cresswell this
week.
Mr. (Foster Bennett is proving into
dies McSpadden's house on Side St
Misses jean .MacDonald and Donna
Mole spent the week end in Mono
Centre, the guests of their friend,
Miss 1Grate (Kratiter.
The Women's Hospital :Aid is hold-
ing a garden tea on the grounds of
the hospital on Tuesday afternoon,
June 22nd, from 3:304:30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. john \'i'im+pory and
daughter Mary of Stratford, were
Sunday visitors at the hone of M'r,
and Mrs. E. Mole,
Mrs, George Mundell of \\'in:gliani
spent e few days last week with her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Mole,
.Mrs. \V. J. Walker, accompanied
by her son, Mr. Jack Walker, left for
Toronto on Sunday owing to the
death of her son tn.law, Mfr,
Cameron. Other members of the fam-
ily attending the funeral were Hr.
and Mrs. Sant Walker of Timmins,
and Miss Mary Walker Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs, D. C. Smith, of To-
ronto, were visiting their parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Samuel Smith, Egntondvt'lle,
for the week end.
Mrs. T. E. Shieis of Detroit Wha
has been visiting her ,sister, Mrs, J.
A. Storey- and attending the funeral
of her another, Mrs. Coombs, has re-
turned.
Mr, Donald A!horhart has been
transfcred Co'the Ford Motor 'branch
in Toronto from St. Johns, N.B.,
where he has been for three years.
:Don spent the week end with his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Arberhart.
Mfr. and Mrs. J. R. Dunlop and two
children of 'Stratford spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. H.• W. Hart.
.Mr, Geo, IAiberhart of London, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. A 'beritart, re-
ceived his BA. degree at the Univer-
sity of Western Ontario on Wednes-
day last.
MMrs. char Olive
and
andGee Abe t
I .
and Mr. and Mrs. Rob't.-A+berhart at-
tended the convocation on Wednes-
day.
DIED
Cameron, James Galloway — On
Saturday, one I5 9�3 Il IT at the .Private
Patients' 'Pavilion, 'Toronto General
Hospital. James 'Galloway, in his 59th
year. dearly beloved husband of
Grace Isobel :Winker. Service on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 'Also
a funeral service at the hone of the
late Dr. J. Galloway Beaverton, an
Tuesday afternoon et 4.30 o'clock,
Interment at Beaverton, ,O•nt,
HURON ROAD WEST
Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Ball and fancily
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,
Stuart Ball of Lambeth, 'Ont.
Mr. 'ebbe Orpen has secufed a good
position in \Windsor•, Mrs, '0rnen in-
tends leaving next week to join her
husband.
Master 'Ted :Crich, son of 'Mr, and
Mics. Wellington ,Crich has returned
from St. Joseph's hospital, London.
We are glad to hear that he has re-
covered 'sufficiently from his opera-
tion for mastoids to be with us again.
Mrs. Einer 'Dale +and infant baby
girl have returned front Scott Memor-
ial Hospital, Seaforth.
.Mrs. Jos. Reid sof London returned
home on Sunday after spending a
week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Sheppard :Dale.
Mr. Harold'Glew, while working
wibh a road scraper on the sideroad
beside his father's fart, received a
nasty gash in the forehead, which re-
quired 'three .stitches,
MAXIIKtal
Sutherland's
Hairdressing
We are offering a Special Re-
Vitalizing Permanent for the
month of June as an introduc-
tory:
REGULAR 7.50 WAVE
for $5,00
Smart Set Oil Permanent
with ringlet ends $3.50
SPECIAL CROQUIGNOLE
CURLS for school girls, ea. .10
OUR SPECIAL PERM-
ANENT 82.50
All Permanents finished com-
plete with Hair Trim and
Special Setting.
Make your Appointment now.
SUTHERLAND'S HAIR-
DRESSING
1 block from Main St.
Phone 152 Seaforth
Mr. and Mrs. George Self e if and Mir.
and •Mrs George Lovell of London
.pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gen.
Brownlee. •
Mrs. E. Daley and daughter of
.Walkerton were guests during the
week With Mr.' and Mrs. Wilbert
Webster.
CONSTANCE.
• Mr. Jack Moore ,of Toronto spent
the week end with his brothers, \Welt.
and Milton Moore..
Mrs,'Robert Clark. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Olivet
Anderson the past few weeks, will
return to her hone in Liiktawel on
Friday.
Mr. Joseph Riley is making cousid-
t'ahle improvements to his home by
building a modern vera 114 th, also
covering' it with asphalt shingles and
painting it.
Mr. and Mr.. Peter Lindsay and
Mfr. and Mrs. Benjamin Snell visited
Mfr. and Mrs. Walter Broadfoot near
Walton on Sunday,
Mfr. Jones H. lLaverty of Toronto
spoke in the interests of temperance
on Sunday. Mr. Laverty was a very
impressive speaker and told some
startling facts of the conditions that
exist in the larger towns and cities.
.Miss Donelda. Adams has been en.
gaged as primary eacher on the staff
of the Clinton public school.
The W.M.S. and W.A. are invited
to meet at the hone of Rev. and Mrs.
Gardiner on Thursday of this week.
Mir. and Mrs. jack Fergusson visited.
Mr. -and Mrs. Noble of Biyth on Sun-
day.
Y
Mr: and Mrs. David Millson and
Mrs. Pollard visited Mrs. W. Steph-
enson at Brussels 2.n Sunday,
•
GREAT 'TWO' WEEKS'
Gospel Mission
Gospel Tent on Propef'ty of
Mr. Charles Clifton
Go No. 4 Highway. half way between Brucefield and Kippen
From June 13 tt: , June 27
SPEAKERS:
Pastor De Loss M. Scott, St. Marys; Pastor Norman Pipe, Simcoe;
Evangelist H, Alison Welch, Londbn; Pastor J. M. Millar, London,
and others.
Special Music will be featured at all services. Services Sundays at 3
and 8 p.m. Week nights at 8 p.m.
]Vis. J. M. Millar will open the .Missions next 'Sunday afternoon.
•
Nothing spectacular or sensational. "just the old gospel of Jesus and
His dying -living love,"
WELCOME TO ALL !
5N,, End of th'e Season
•`ARRE D ROCK CHICK
BARGAINS
1 wk. old Chicks $ 8.50 per 100
2 wk. old Chicks $10.00 per. 100
3 wk. old Chicks $12.00 per 100
SEXED, 90% PULLETS
2 wk. old Barred Rocks. $15.00 per 100
']'hese Chicks are priced for quick sale. It is advisable to
phone in your order at once, or better still, come up to the
Farm and see these healthy, vigorous chicks.
Scott's Poultry Farm
SEAFORTH. PHONE 251 -32
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THE BIGGEST LAUGH OF THE YEAR
onk'y Baseball
LIONS CLUB PARK
SATURDAY, June 12th
7 :45 p.m. sharp
Two teams picked from Mitchell, St. Colutnban, Brus-
sels. \'Vtnthpotlt and Seaforth, will oppose each other aboard
imported donkeys trained in the art of baseball.
IT IS A LAUGH FROM START TO FINISH
.'lciniissiun—Adults 35c, Children 10c. Free parking
Auspices of
SEAFORTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
D'r, E A. McMaster, teres., A. Y. McLean. Sec.,' G. F. IGrindrgd, T'reas.
LONDESBORO
Ml r, and Mrs. R rung -Mutt spent
sin
Sunday at the home of Mr.. F. Lan-
\lis, 'Eleanor Sprung is .spending
this week with her sister. Miss Olive
Sprung, of London.
Mr. J. 'Pipe of •Godericlt visited at
the 'home of Mr..W. Mountain on
Sunday.
31r, told Mrs. J. \'u+t;hlutt and fa-
mily attended the wedding of Miss
Elia Dexter on Saturday.
Miss Edith Johnston of Blyth spent
Monday with her mother, Mrs. C.
Johns ton.
\lr:s. A. Shaddick, Mfrs. Fairservice,
Alts, James McCool and Phyllis Mc-
Cool spent Saturday in' Godericit. •
BAYFIELD
\irs. Hunter of 'Toronto is a guest
at \los Sterling's.
Mrs. Kung of Detroit has arrived at
her cottage where .she expects to
spend the summer,
Mrs. Churchtvard and sons and
Mrs, Jennings of London spent the
holiday at their cottage. -
The Storni Construction Co.. of
Toronto have completed their • work
on tete Blue Water Highway..
bIr. and Mrs. E. IHinchley and
Miss \Vightman of Seaforth called on
friends in the village on Saturday.
Work has commenced on the 'har-
bor. Mr. Ross of Kincardine has the
HENSALL
'Mrs. 'Wesley Wenner, who has been
in poor health for some time, was
taken to Clinton General Hospital for
an operation. is getting along nicely.
Her ma
tv friend's hope for
a speedy
recovery.
Sunday, !inne Lath, 'will he flower
Sunday at the morning service -in the
United Church, 'There will ''be a
young •peapie's choir with special
musie. • and a baptismal service. The
church will he beautifully decorated
with all kinds df !flowers for the oc-
casion
The young people of Chisellmrst
United ,Church- will hold their annic-
ersary max Sunday. !lune 20th. The
guest speaker will be RevDonald
+Gladman 1 strawberry festival will
be held on \Vedne vclay, June 2hrd.
The Ladies' '.And M. Carmel Presby-
terian Church held their regular
meeting on Tuesday evening in the
school room of 'the church with a
large attendance. The meeting. open-
ed singing'Psalm 11137, followed by
the 'Lords prayer in unison. The mit-
Utes of the previous meeting were
read and, adopted. !Hymn 'ol4 was
sung. Arrangement; were made for a
strawberry social to- be held on Fri-
day evening, June 215Th. Reports were
given by the 'different groups on their
work so far, also the 'proceeds. Mrs.
John Mc'Ea'enx group presented the
following program, vocal duet by
Mfrs. Mac Dougall -and -Miss Margaret
Dougall with Mr:. iAudrew 'Dougall
as accompanist on the piano; an itt-
Atrument:tl duet by Mirs A. Dougal.
and Margaret Dougall. Games were
played led by Mrs, Mac Dougall, of-.
• ter which iutich was served.
Mrs . Thos, Simpson, accompanied.
by :her son, Mr. Thos S•in'spson, bf
Win'gham, are visiting with relatives
and friends in town;'•
'Want and Igor Sale ads, 'L 'week, 215ic
contract.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Howard were in
London last week attending the horse
show,
Mr and Mfrs. %Vightman are spend-
ing,a f w weeks in Detroit.
Mt- w2 Atwood Of 'Detroit spent
the week end with his mother.
HARLOCK
Mr. 1H• J. Manning returned this
week from a two .veeks visit in Hast-
ings. Mich. Mrs. Manning, who has
been visiting relatives in Hastings
for some tim2,rrcame back with him.
They also visited friends in Belmont ' •
and London on their return trip.
Mfr, and Mrs. Leslie Reid:, visitd
on Sunday at the home ot, Mr. and'
Mrs, Wm. Rogerson near Brucen;eld.
The Misses Kathleen and Edith ,
Beacom and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. ^
Beacom attended the decopation ser-
vices in,Union cemetery. on "Sstnday
afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. Audrey Knox visited'.
Mr. Harry McCallum in Seaforth
hospital ,on Sunday.
,Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gibbings,
Jean and Kenneth and Mr. and Mrs,
John T. Knox visited Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mre. Isaac Reason.
Miss Amy Parsons visited one af-
ternoon recently aE the hone of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Pepper near Bruce- •
fidId.
+The council are :putting up a guard
fence on the side road by Me. Pep-
per's 'bridge.
Running
Races
AT
Long ranch
RACE TRACK
(Toronto)
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 9th
TO
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 14th
Inclusive
$5,000.00 Special Race on
Saturday, June 12th.
First Race at 2:30 p.m.
daily
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR