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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-07-15, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1937. THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE. LIBBY'S PORK & BEANS, 23 oz. 3 TINS2a�5 c OXYDOL, LARGE PKG. EACH .P�0 cu LYININ VALLEY PEARS, 153/q oz. tins 2 TINS 19C LIFE'BU'OY SOAP 2 CAKES 15 c PEANUT BUTTER, large 25 oz. jar, 3 starEach 23c 2 PKG. 23c GRAPE NUT FLAKES Jams, Raspberry or Strawberry, 32 oz. jar each 29c Fancy Red Cohoe Salmon; /s each 15c is each 25c Royal York Tea, Orange Pekoe, / fb each 28c Pearl White Naptha Soap ... ......-... • 6 cakes 25c Royal York Coffee, is tins ... ..... . each 39c Mannings Lemon ;feed Marshmallow Biscuit .. per lit 19c Manning 's Cocoanut Cookies in cello pkg. each 15c per Catsup, 12 oz: btl, 14c Eno Tomato Juice, 20 oz. 3 this 25c Crunchie Sweet Pickles, 634 oz. Each ach 28 oz ,Lily Brand Chicken Haddie 42 Tins Vinegar in bottles, Malt, Cider, Spirit per btl, Picnic Plates per doz. McLaren's Olives, 11 oz. Queen per btl, Fancy Free Dessert, Butterscotch, Carmel or Vanilla 3 pkg. per btl. 2 tins, 12 oz. per pkg. per lb, per lb. 'per btl. 2 pkg. Certo "Jellies all Fruits" Corned Beef, Helmet Brand, 6 lb. tin -85c Embossed Table Napkins, White or Colored Breakfast Bacon, Choice Picnic Rolls in cello, about 3 lbs. Shirriff's True Extracts Shredded Wheat Biscuits 10e 25c 25c 10c 10c 25c 25c 27c 25c 13c 28c 26c 19c 25c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE 8 PHONE 7 a Walker's FU UNDERTL KING SERVICE —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment dsfurnished ipotlicense. Fl Night or day phone 67 SEAFORTH MARKETS( Wheat, per bus. Barley, feed, per bus. 801c Barley, malting, per bus. ,95c Oats, per bus. y15c Buckwheat, per bus , , 80c Hags, per cwt. ................ W.C.T.U. COiNVENTION (Continued from Page 1) :prayer and to developing our spirit- ual life that our hearts may be instill- ed with courage to continue the fight against the liquor forces. Resolved that each Union spend some regular time for definite prayer, especially for those frequenting beverage rooms. (2). Resolved that we heartily alp - prove all means used to promote peace and •good wlil among men and that we favour an educational pro- gramme in this regard. LISTOWEL MAN GETS 14 DAYS Residents to the west :of Seaforth have had plenty of excitement the last icoupie of weeks; what with a fa- tal •accident, 'besides a cow killed by 'the night C.INJR, train at Andrew Cro- zier's, six cows of Gordon Richard- sons killed by lightning, a haying ac- cident at 'McCartney s. On Monday of this week another highway accid- ent occurred at Holland's corner on No. 8 'Highway when Orlie Rogers, 317, and Earl Bean, 215, Listowel, took to the ditch while returning hone from the L.IO.L, celebration at 'Clin- ton, Three guard rail pnet5'and a tele- graph pole were felled by the on- slaught The men received medical at- tention. On Tuesday Rogers was sea tended to 14 days in jail on a charge of drunk driving. TUCKERSMITH �Stratford Mrs. Jahn Chesney of 5tr spent the last three weeks visiting re- latives and ,friends in 1 uckcrentith, lir. and Mgrs, L. Tebht tt and Mr. John Martin spent a day last week at Mr. H. M'c1,achlan's. Mrs. Clayton Martin of Englehart is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bali, while Mr. Martin is taking a course in manual training in Hamil- ton. C Whitmore, Mr. Collins and Mr., Garrett spent a day recently at Niagara Falls. Mr, John Martin spent last week at (Hamilton with his sister, Mrs. Luff. Mrs. Geo Co:nnell of Varna spent Good Equipment makes a Good Farmer Better FOR QUALITY & SERVICE BUY McCormick Deering Farm Machinery AND REPAIRS From Your Local Dealer *. BINDER 'T'WINE Prices; Cash with order 650 ft. per 1b. $10.50 600 ft. per ib.9.50 Prices: On or before Oct. 1st, 1937 650 ft. per lb. $11.50 600 ft. per lb. 10.50 JOHN BACH SEAFORTH Main St. Phone 17 several days with her son 'Roy''Con- nell, in Tuckersmith. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hayter and fancily of Detroit spent the week end with Mrs. A. Ross. Miss Helen Johnston of Varna spent a few days with the Misses Irene and Doris McKay. Miss Thelma Elgie of Mount Pleasant spent the week eu•d with her parents, Mr. and Mss. John Egie. CONSTANCE Mrs. Jack Busby and little daugh- ter Shirley of :Chatham are spending their holidays with Mrs. Busby's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. lRo'bt. Lawson. Mr. and Mrs W. Logan of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Ira, Combs and two sons of Deloraine, Man., visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson on 'Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc'Kenzie of near Luc.knuw visited . Mr. and Mts. Wm. Carter on Monday. • Miss Helen Britton was successful in passingastitng her HlwWry of Music ex- aminations with first class _ 'honours: Her teacher was Mr. Fred Fowler, Bachelor of Music. Mr. and Mrs. .Guy Cuuntil all uu and danyhters, of near Auburn, visit- ed Mlr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter out Sunday. � MIt,s l; e n Dexter returned r with then' for her holidays. Mr. and.Mrs. l Carter of Goderich called on Mit and Mit.. Jack Fergus- on on Monday evening. The Misses Lorna and Margaret Dale and Isobel McKellar of Seaforth are holidaying at the -home of Mir, and Mrs. jock Ferguson. Miss lent McDonald of Walton was ;he west of Miss Clarissa Dale during the, week: BORN C)liter In Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, Seaforth, ,in 'Friday,. July 9, 19,37, to Mr. and Mr. Leslie Oliver, Brus- sels, a son. Want and For Sale ads, 3 wks, 53c TOWN TOPICS • :Mrs. C. F. 'Sneltn'er, Hamilton, !Miss H. Beattie, Toronto, Dr. F, S. Beattie, bola, (Kan.; Mrs, R. F. ,Gar- niss, Miss Scott, Mrs, MCEnclisrit and family, Bluevale, attended the fu- neral of the mate Miss ;Margaret J. Beattie on Tuesday, Mfrs. Fred Siebert left for her 'hnnie at Winnipeg on Monday after visit- ing the ;past week with :Mrs. Mary Whittaker, Wilson street. Mr. and 'Mrs.' W. Somers, Mr. and Mrs. C'ampbel'l and two children of Brussels and Mrs. McClure and Miss Storey of Seaforth were Sunday guests Of Mr. and 'Mrs, 'J, A. Storey. Rev. Father W. Nigh of Teas as is spending his holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Will'i'am Nigh and other members of his family in Tucker - smith, and relatives and friends in this district. MiSs Julian Kenny from London, wlio has been visiting •with her sister, Mrs. C, :E'ckart, is spending this week with friends in. Dublin and vicinity. (Rev..Father !Nigh, accompanied by his father and mother, :Mir, and Mrs, William Nigh of Tuckersmith, and his sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and. Mrs. John Walsh of M'r1Killop, and his oo•usin, Mrs. !Joseph M. Doyle of Hibbert, were guests of his cousins, Mr. •ans Mrs, (Jerry Dlalton and Mr. Luke King of Wingham, on Sunday evening. Misses Mona ,Bennett and Doreen Hogg spent a week with M:r, and Mrs.. Orville Habkirk of Wingham. Miss A. M. Knechltel is spending two weeks in Boston and New York, along with a motor party from Kitchener, Mins, E. E. Secord. of Mealord is visiting her father, W. N. Knechtel, for several weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holmes, daugh- ter Elaine, Mrs. Holmes' mother, Mrs. MdMichael, and Scott Kerr, son of. Mr, and Mrs. ;Alex. Kerr, are holiday- ing at Sudbury, Mrs. Raymond Glinske (Ruth Sproat) and two daughters, Jeanette and (Renee, are spending their ,vada - tion in town and with her sister, Mrs. IG: C. Dale and Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Crozier. :Mr, and Mrs, Dawson Smith of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel [Smith, of town. 'Mr, .Charles Parker of Bayfield, and his daugihter, Mas. Cox of +Nlorth D'a- kora, both former Tuckersmith resid- ents, were visiting friends in this vic- inity. It is 312 years since Mrs. Cox was here. !Master Jackie Sproat, son of Mr. Jake Sproat of T•entagari, 'Oat., is in Scott Memorial Hospital with a com- p'ound fracture of his right arm, the result of a fall from his bicycle. Mrs, Stephen Durham, who spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Nicholls, has returned to her hone at Reed City, Mich, Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin Keyes and little son, who have been visiting with the fornrer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keyes, left for a visit in El- mira. Mrs. Mande Sloane has returned fiotn a visit in the city, accompanied 'by Donna Sloane, of Toronto. Misses Maud and Jean 'Keyes of Varna are holidaying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keyes. Mr. and Mrs. Gourley of Detroit spent the week here. Their 'aunt, Miss Annie Ross, returned with them to visit in 'Detroit. Miss 'Margaret Case of Stratford is s'pendin'g two weeks' holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Case. Miss Gladys Thomps'olt of Niagara Falls, Ont., is visiting at her home. Mr. Gordon Carter of !Oshawa spent the week end with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. James ,Kerr of Buf- falo, Mrs. J. L. (Kerr, Mrs. Thomas Grieve, and Mrs Auntie Morrison spent last week in ,Northern Ontario at the homes of Messrs. Willie Kerr and Thomas Grieve. Miss Crosbie of Toronto spent the week end with 'Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid White. Canon E. •Appieyard is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Coulter, in Ottawa. Mrs. H. Welford of N. Ontario is visiting Miss Thompson, Rev. H. C. Feast and Miss Allison Feast are spending the week at Ros- seau Lake. Boy Scouts from 4Vmgham, 'Calder- -ch, Clinton, Seaforth, Hensail anti Exeter held a jamboree and .vup•fire at the Fair Ground N ed e sday night. Mrs. L, Ta I et and her daughter, Mfrs Peter Do! rigau, aid two little girls, Anne, and .Mary ,D'oorig*ai, all of Windsor, are visiting Mrs. Task- er's father, Mr. Henry McGavin. Mrs. 'Albert Waring and daughter Ruth of 'Hamilton spent a day with Mfr. and Mrs, Edward Mole. l r, and yrs. Benson Mole and children Bobby and Lois of Dungan - 11011 were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. ad Mrs. E. Mole. Mrs. E. Wankel, Mies Irene. Wan- kel and Mr. Greeley Wankel left over the week end for. Regina and 'Elbow, Sask., to spend two Months visiting relatives. Want and 06r Sate ads, ill week, 2151c SCENE OF FATAL ACCIDENT Above is a view of the wreckage following the fatal crash on Highway No. 8 last Fri- day evening. Mr, Jack Storey of Seaforth was killed when his wagon was struck by a car containing Mrs. Grace Watson and her mother, Mrs. Mosley, both of Goderich. At 'the tight is Stewart Geddes of Seaforth who was deputised as guard until the scene was viewed by the jury next morning: BRUCEFIELD Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Bremner visit- ed their daughter, Mrs. L West of. St. Thomas this week. The Sunday. School picnic will hold their annual picnic to Bayfield on Fri- day, July Turd. During the electric storm on Sun- day, Mr. Gordon Richardson of the Mill Road, had the misfortune to have six cattle killed by lightning. Mr. and Mrs, Esley of Mount For- est visited Mrs. Esley's mother, Mrs, Stevens, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Watson and fa- mily during the week end visited with friends in St. Thomas. Mrs. !Fred Gilbert and family, of Stratford visited at the home of her uncle, Mr. C. Haugh, on Monday. Communion services were held at the morning service Sunday. Rev. Mr, Craw of MdK:illop preached at the prep'anatory services on !Friday ev- ening when nine new .members were added to the church roll. STANLEY Rev. ,R. J. ,Peters of Varna goes on his holidays this week to his cottage in Muskoka. Rev. Mr. 'Hawk of Clin- ton will take the senvices on Varna •change next Sunday. iMr. and Mrs. Fred Parsons of Sea- forth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Elmore 'Keys. /Rev. Wm. 0. Robinson and Mrs. H. E'rratt visited over the week end with their sister, Mrs. E. Lowden of Hamilton. ,Mrs. J. A. MacDonald, of Dundas, and granddaughter, Marguerite Man- son, spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Carne of the 'Bronson ,Line Haying has almost reached compl- etion in this vicinity, several farmers finishing at the end of the week. Hoeing and weeding operations I whicit, because of rush of other work, were much neglected, are now occu- pying fully the farmers' waking h'aurs as fall wheat harvest will be upon us i in a few days. EXTRA EXTRA Russ CREIGHTON and His Canadian Mountaineers CANADA'S FOREMOST RADIO VARIETY BAND late; of Station -CFiRB, Toronto NEW & OLD TIME DANCE, also CONCERT & FLOOR SHOW, featuring "WEE" JACKIE PERKINS—the 4 year old singing BONKORA & PERUNA BOY and "LITTLE SHIRLEY SMITH—Radio's "greatest Juvenile Tap Dancers Songs, Duets, Tap Dancing Exhibitions—Instrumental and Novelty Numbers—Five Old -Time Fiddlers—Best of Modern Dance Music West St. Rink, Goderich, Monday, July 26 under ausoices of the !Clinton Old -Time ,Dance :Club A brand new dance floor of over 3000 square feet has been installed in West St., rink, giving ample accommodation for both dancers and spectators. The entire concert and musical program will be amplified throughout the rink through a first class loud speaker system. Russ and his Band' are returning that morning from a week's engage- ment on the S.S. Manitoulin out of Owen Sound and will be refreshed by the lake breezes and rarin' to go. They have been playing to capac- ity crowds wherever they have appeared and this will be no exception. You havenheard these popular entertainers on the radio; here is your chance to see and hear them in person. Concert .& :Floor Show at 9 p.m. sharp !Dancing until 11 ass. HURON COUNTY'S OUTSTANDING ONE NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT EVENT OF THE `YEAR. DON'T MISS IT .Admission: !.Adults 150c. Children .115'c COME ONE COME ALL COME EARLY Note --The Canadian Mountaineers from 'St Thomas, who played •for a dance in Seaforth ,on !Coronation night, .have no connection whatever with Russ Creighton's'band. GREEN FRONT oepartment Stare Sensationai For Friday, S LADIES' SILK PANTIES Week -end special 22c LADIES' SATIN SLIPS Week -end special 72c Ladies' Pure Botany Wool BATHING SUITS Week -end Specials Ladies' Fast Color Print HOUSEDRESSES ...... , 48c Children's SOCKIES Fancy trips, elastic 0 week -enc! special 2 pair for 25c plain, Ladies' WHITE SHOES Straps, ties, oxfords pumps turday an : Monday 15 811'S 11S Week -End Special 1.47 tsmommemisi sv' ` MEN'S SUITS 2 pair of pants, only 20 suits in this lot 14.75 UNDERWEAR Shorts and tops 19c SILK SOX Fancy patterns, week -end special 15c WORK SHOES Leather sole. Week -end special 1®58 ZIMMERKNIT COMBS, Short slew e; and short legs 46c FLANNELETTE Week -End Special 10c yd. Only 5 yards to a customer. 11vragog, sun and tub fast color print, week -end special •lac yard,' 2 yards for 25c