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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-07-22, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1937 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE, Our Prices for One Week GRAPE NUT FLAKES' I"E'iR PKG. MARMALADE, St. Williams Orange 32 ;oz, Per Jar 2 1 c SINGAPORE PINEAPPLE ` Sliced or Crushed 2 TINS ° Catelli's Cooked SPAGHETTI or MACARONI 16 oz. 2 TINS " DURHAM CORN STARCH PER PKG S. CORNED BEEF, Helmet Brand 2 TINS 2 S ciO 10c INVINCIBLE Tender Leaf Tea per pkg, 27c McLaren's Jelly Powders 5 for 25c Taylor's Homemade Peanut Butter, 10 oz. Each 140 18 oz. Each 25c Cascade Fancy Pink Salmon, %s 2 tins 17c is 2 tins 25c Palmolive Soap 3 cakes 17c Libby's Polly Prim Dill Pickles per jar 15c Pastry Flour, 7s each 29c 24s each 89c McCormick's Cheese Bix Biscuits per pkg. 10c Heinz Baked Beans, med. size 2 tins 27c Interlake 'Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 25c King Oscar Sardines 2 tins 29c Surprise Soap .. 3 cakes 17c Royal York Orange Pekoe, zs each 28c PRESERVING NEEDS Crown Glass Jars, Small per doz. 1.04 Medium per, doz. 1.14 Certo, Jellies All Fruits per bt1. 27c Rubber Rings, 1-Teavy 2 doz. 13c Medium per doz. 5c Parowax, is 2 ib 25c Kkovah Jelly Maker 2 pkg. 29c per doz. 23c Zinc Jar'12ings, Heavy 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 di'p'loma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 MRS. HARRIET L. LOVE A former well known resideni of Seaforth, in the person of MTs. Har- riet IL. 'Love, passed away on 'Friday morning, (July 1116th, in her eightieth year, at . the 'home cd her son, Mr. George IA, ,Love, of 'Toronto. Mrs. Lave ;had been 'seriously ill about a month: The deceased had always liv- ed in ISeaforth ,until going to live with her Solt in Toronto albout 'twelve years ago. Her maiden name was Harriet 'Boole. Her husband, Mr. James A. Love, predeceased' her' about thirty-seven years 'ago. Surviving !besides her son, Mr. George A. 'Llove of the Maclean Pub- lishing .Co., Toronto, are two sisters, Misses iMary and Jenny S'oole, of !Toronto, 'and one 'brother, Thos. G. Boole, also of Toronto. A service at the home 'of her son in Toronto on Saturday was conducted !by Rev. Mr. Hlunt of St. 'J'ohn's An- glican IChnroh and ,the service at Seaforth was conducted, in First lPresthyterian Church on Sunday af- ternoon, fternoon' by Rev. OI. C. Feast. [Inter- ment took place in the family phot in Maitland 1Blan'k ICemethry beside her husband and daughter. James T. 'S'co'tt rendered a solo. The pallbear- ers were !three nephews, 'Llo'yd Sills, !Judson Walker, john Farquhar, also lJ. A. Case i(Sea'forth), and Walter tflick and Albert Oke, both Of Gode- rich. Relatives present from a dist- ance were: Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Love, Mr• and !Mrs. Thomas lSoole and slaughter, Miss Dorothy Goole, Mr, and 'Mrs, !Lloyd Sills, iH. R. 'Jackson, +Mr. and Mrs. 'Judson Walker and Hollis Walker, a'll of 'Toronto; also Mr. and Mrs. J. Farquhar, from Re- gina, Sas•k•; Miss ;Jessie M•oLeod, San Jose, Calif.; ,Mrs. JSusy McLeod, Mr, (Norman McLeod, 'Winnipeg., Man. Good Equipment makes a Good Farmer Better FOR QUALITY & SERVICE BUY McCormick Deering Farm Machinery AND REPAIRS From Your Local Dealer BINDER TWINE Prices: Cash with order 650 ft. per lb. $10.50 600 ft. per Ib. 9.50 Prices: On or before Oct. 1st, 1937 650 ft. per 1b. ,..... $11.50. 600 ft. per lb. JOHN BACH 10.50 SEAFORTH Main St. Phone 17 TOWN TOPICS'''' Mrs. Charles Treleaven .(nee Nellie Bloomer) of Chioago, has just return- ed home from the hospital after an operation For appendicitis, according to word received by .friends here. Mr. and Mrs. 41. H. Hoover and boys of 'Listowel visited 'Mrs. Hoov- er's 'father, Mr. W. H. S'holdice, on Sunday. Miss Adelaide 'Mtarray returnid. to Toronto on ,Monday after spending the week end with her parents, Mr, and lfrs. James Murray, McKillop also visiting her sister, Mrs. 'Basil Kelly, tKinkora. CMr. and Mrs, Thomas .McCrea, °formerly (Miss. 'Gertie Iiaidlaw of Seafarth) of Kansas City, visited Mr, and 'Mrs, Oscar (Neil. Mr. and Mrs, iGundy of Toronto spent several days with Mfrs. L. T. D'e:Lacey. Mr, and Mfrs. Take Sproat and small son 'James, of Tetnagami spent a couple of days with his mother, 'Mrs. James Sproat. They leave Thursday, accompanied by their son Jackie. Mr. IRo'bt. Boles- of -Niagara Falls, N.Y., is spending some of his holi- days with !Mr. Thos..Seale and Mr:- lFrandc S'male, !Centre street, The ladies of St, Thomas' Church will hold a garden tea and tea cup reading at the home of Mrs. Ada Reid, Goderich street, on July 29. _lit and Mrs. Basil Kelly of Kin - kora and Miss Florence Kelly and Miss Marie 'Dunn of Toronto visited with iMr, and Mrs. James Murray, McKillop, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLellan of Regina visited 'his uncle, Mr, John McLellan. 'Mr. Jaok Arnold was a visitor in Detroit, • Mrs. Catherine U'bbrioht .of Toron- to is visiting her sister, 'Mrs. 'Apple - yard, at 'the Rectory. Miss Alice Archibald has been en- gaged on the teaching staff of 'Wrox- eter Continuation School for the coming term. Miss Mary Broil from Detroit, .Mich., is spending her holidays with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. .Ecleart. Mr. and Mrs. !Al Spizzini returned to their home in Chicago last Wed- nesday. Mrs. 'S'pivzini was .formerly iEiss ,Plorerce 'McMann, Mr. and Mirs. Dick Tate and Mas- ter Dick returned to their home in (Dearborn, !Mich., last Wednesday. Mrs. Tate was formerly Miss Helen McMann. Mr. Russell Sproat of Toronto is visiting his mother, Mrs. James Slproat,•in Egmondville, Miss Clara He'kart has accepted a position as teacher in S.S.S. No. 4 Hubert Miss Betty Scott, who has been spending her holidays with her grandparents, tMr. and Mrs. T. G. Scott, returned on 'Wed'nesd'ay to her home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Reg 'Reid and two children, Barbara 'Ann and 'John Douglas Hays, of Stratford, were calling on friends in town Saturday. Mrs. Victor 'Nimmo and sons Dun- can and !Allen, of Toronto, visited a. couple of weeks with relatives, Mr. Duncan MoCowan, Mr, and Mrs. Peter McCowan of Roxboro, Mr. and Mrs. !John McCowan, Hullett, Mr. and Mrs. lAllex S'mi'th, 'Huron Road east, Tuokersm ith. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ireland of T'dronto spent the' week end with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Govenlock. Mrs. Wilfrid 'Morrow and daugh- ter Lois of Calgary, Alta., who spent some months at her home in Eg- mondville, left Saturday for Toronto to visit her 'brother, en route for their home in Calgary. Miss Agnes Hartman of Wallace (burg spent a eon* of days aft the home of her .parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman. Mr. John Connell of Clinton was visiting his nephew, Roy Connell, in Tuckerstnibh, and friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hamilton of Lawrence, Kansas, are s'pendi'ng their holidays with Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Case en route to their .cottage at Sltoney;Lake, Mrs, John Hartman returned dur- ing the .week end after a two weeks' visit with her daughter at 'Wallace - burg. ' Mr, and Mrs. Harry Baisley, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. Webster and friends, have returned home. Mrs. L. Webster accompanied theta to Danbury and New York, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Affelstine and daughter of 'Timmins, and Mrs. J. 0. Rose of Guelph were week -end visit- ors with Mr, and Mrs, John Beattie. Mr. Stewart Geddes was holiday- ing at Bayfield for a few days this week. Mrs. W. C. Govenlock spent a few days in Bayfield Jest: week. Mrs. 'Edward Mole and fancily vis- ited friends in London on Sunday. The Coautty Council held •their an- tt4l picnic an Wednesday, ' ' TOWN TOPICS Mrs C. Thiel and Miss ' Rosaline Thiel and Misses Mabel and 'Stella Hildebrand, Mr, Les Howie and Mr. Dal. 'Kitchener, 1 of .Knightley, hilt al Dal. t g Y were week -end visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs..Louis H•iidabrand. - MT. . and Mrs. Thos. G. ' Soole and daughter, Miss Dorothy, of Toronto, and Misses Mary and :Jennie Swale, of Toronto, were here on Sunday at- tending the funeral of the late Mrs. Harriet Love. HODGERT FAMILY PICNIC The Hodgert family 'reunion picnic field in Queen's Park, Stratford, was again a decided success, over ninety being in attendance, including memb- ers • from Detroit, London, New 'To- ronto, Port Hope, Exeter, Seaforth, lRusseldia•le, Fullarton, Farquhar, Chiselhurst, Munro and 'other paints. The "ldocigert" tradition for good food in large q'u'antities 'was amply demonstrated at the noon -day and evening' !heals. The newly -elected of- ficers are, Pres., Will Hodgert, Ex- eter; sec., Miss Lillie Francis, Lan- don; treas., Milton Hodgert, London; sports committee, George Foster Bray, New Toronto, 'Kern Hodgert, Port Hope; refreshment committee, Mrs. Herald Lawrence, Seaforth (convener), Miss Pearl Duncan, Far - viler, Mrs. Edith 'Bray, New Toron- to, Mrs. Elsie Colquhoun, Munro, Percy Duncan, Farquhar, J. Hogarth,, *Exeter • Scott --Ryan Wedding Mr. and Mrs, Melvin E. Scott (nee Aileen F. Ryan) and their attendants, Gordon and Florence E. Ryan, brother and sister of the bride, The picture was taken shortly after the wedding last Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Scott will reside in Moorehead, Minnesota. HOME MADE COOKING AND CANDY SALE Under auspices of junior Women's Institute Sat., July 24 3 P.M. In store next to Routledge's Grocery, Seaforth BRUCEFIELD The Associate Helpers' Secretaries, Mrs. Brock and Miss M. Swan, had charge of the W.M,S. meeting last Wednesday, Mrs. Brook opened the meeting with the call to worship; af- ter singing hymn ."0'er the trackless occan guided," the responsive reading, 'Elco!. 40, was lead by Miss M. Swan, Following read the Scripture read- ings, Miss Swan, John 150247, Who are the Friend's of Jesus in. Canada?; Miss M. Watson, Matt 5': 0-48; Luke 10:25-26, What are the narks of a (Friend of Jesus?; Miss J. Watson, Luke 110:29-S5, Who is My Neigh- bor?; Mrs, j. McIntosh, Matt 25u3!I 40, What does Jesus demand of His friends. Mrs, J. Cairns then sang a solo, "I would be true." The devotion- al leaflet, The Friend of Jesus in Canada," was read by Mrs. 'R. Daw son. Miss 151. Marks read the leaflet on "Newcomers," • "Non -Anglo-Sax- ons," "New Canadians". Prayeus were offered for these by Mrs. J. McQueen, Mrs, C. Haugh and Mrs. C. Brock. Mrs. taint. -Carnie of Blake congrega- tion who attended- the W.M.S. Con- ference at Chatham, was present and gave an excellent report of Confer- ence. We were also favored by an ex- cellent report of thegeneral Confer- ence held in Toronto iby 'My;,:.Moore• of Lock Port, Afgosntdip'wps lay delegate to that Con fere rice, tAfter 12r. still Mfrs, Ed. lRegele called on singing `lFtmit ocean unto, '; ocean," Mr. and. Mrs. 'Emmerson Dennis of Miss Swan closed the meeiiing with Biyth one 'a'fternoon oast week. the benediobion, Mrs, A. J. McDonald and grand-.- daughter- Marguerite Manson, who dBerry piolcing Is the order of the ay' have been visiting friends for the past two weeks, returned to their home in Dundas on Saturday. 'Mrs. M. Harvey and Mrs, A, Lo- gan of Hensel! spent a few days the first of .the week with their sister, .here are taking courses at London Mrs, W. 'Douglas. and 'Guelph.The annual Sunday School and Mr. and Mrs. Horn Morris of To - Bayfield will be held at congregational t c t f'Mrs,' p h home o mento visited a t the J • Bayfield Friday afternoon, the 23'rd. Manning. Mr. and Mrs. +J. K. Cornish spent Miss dlleen Knox.entertained the ;Band Friday. ;girls of the Mission Band last y A number of the girls around are camping at Bayfield. Miss Betty Bru•nsdpp spent a few days this week at the home of her aunt, Mrs. R. Vodden. Miss 'Bina Kirk is visiting at the home .of her sister, Mrs. Wan, Lyon. The following pupils of Miss Gladys Mountain of Londestboro were successful in attaining excellent standing in the .recent Toronto 'Con- servatory of Music examinations held in ,Blyth !Phyllis - McCool, Betty yon amts seen Sunday with s Brtntsdon, Grade II; 'Edna Archam- Margaret Pattie, 'harsh, Margaret Crawford, Maureen Mrcs, Alex. Patterson and Ronnie Lovett, !Emla Muir, Grade 3. spent a few days iii'London, Mr. and 'Mrs. Austin Dexter 'ane! Mrs. John Snyder has returned family of Constance spent Sunday at home from Kincardine, tinme of 'Mr. 3..Yanugblutt, Mr. and Mrs. Wnt, Hill has return -1'01e lir. and Llys, 'George Barr enter- ed home from visiting in Detroit;tainted a few of their Friends, one day BEECHWOOD last week. Mr, and ,Mrs. John Walsh spent fls: Mary Houston's entrance pu- ttee week end with friends in king_pits were very succe nil: Erma Mair, Ston, D Id Gibbs and Phyllis EXTRA . EXTRA Russ C IG TON and His Canadian Mountaineers CANADA'S FOREMOST RADIO VARIETY BAND date of Station CF1t i, 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'Dhncing Exhibitions—Instrumental and Novelty Numbers -Five Old -Time Fiddlers—Best of Modern Dance Music West St. Rink, Goderich, Monday, ,July 26 under auspices of the :Clinton Old -Time Dance•.CW1) 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 apao. ity crowds wherever they have appeared and this will be no exception. You have heard these popular entertainers on the radio; here is your chance to see and hear them in person. Concert _2 Floor Show at 9 p.m. sharp !Dancing until a a.m. HURON COUNTY'S OUTSTANDING ONE NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT EVENT OF THE YEAR. - DON'T MISS' IT Admission: (Adults ,50c. tOhildren .ldSc 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. - NORTH .,1VIcKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. C,karenee Regele and family called on Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Regele one evening last week. Miss, ;Anne Kiistner of Waterloo has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph rh'or ,tnn. \'[r, John !Reid has engaged Mr, Joseph Thornton to run his dredging machine for hint up at Orangeville, Messrs. JohT1. Munn and John iSiemon are also 4tiling for Mr. Reid. LONDBSBORO Mrs 3oyce of"i1eeswater is spend - ti a few days with her father, 73e. James Cartwright: Several of the teachers from around the week end at Welland. •'Mr, and •Mrs. C. Halstead and Floyd of 'Stratford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. O'Brien during the week were Mrs,. Fred Holly and son and daughter of Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston of Exeter, Mr. Freeman Johnston, Wash i ngton. 'iMrs, Wan. Smith of Exeter spent a few clays with her sister, Irs. !A. Rohner. Mr. 'John ;Kitchen of Drayton and J t S d Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Jos. O'Rourke visit- ed friends m 'Kitchener on Tuesday, Honours; ! ana Manning both getting passes. Mrs. F. Thompson's Sunday school class of boys entertained Miss Arn- Maitland where a very enjoyable time was spent. The following pro- gram was given: .first came the weie- er roast, to which all did justice. This teas folltswed by a singsong. SAM' and swimming were in or- der. The concert commenced by sing- ing 0 Canada around the bonfire. Reading, A. Vodden; Peanut Song, by the boys; duet, by Alma Hag- wart and Eileen Knox, accompanied by guitar; recitation, Clifford Seaatd- ercock. "There's a Hole itt.,the .Bot- tom of the Sea," by all: vLunch was served by Mrs. Thompson and the boys. Alt returned home tired bat happy . Miss A. Townsend of Toronto, who has been visiting friends here for a time, returned to the city on Saturday. Mr. Harry Moon of Grimsby has been .visiting friends here lately.. Mrs. and Mrs. W. E. Manning visit- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hill near Whitechurch, Culross tp., on Sunday. noirsOsie Tlam'bl n spent a < J yfew days at the home of her brother, Wnt. Hiles, Clinton, recenitly. Mrs. M. R n Ross and Mr.Jia :nes Rud dell have returned after spending the y past month visiting friends at Winta-i :peg and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. H. Morris, Toronto, spent the week end with.Mr. and Mrs J. P. Manning. Rev. A. W. Gardiner exchanged pulpits with the Port Albert .pastor nn Sunday. . Mr, Elisha Townsend of Montreal" spent the week end at the home o•f. his. brother, Mr. Robert Townsend. How Playboy Threw Away a Killion ,An article, in The .American Week- ly with the July 25 issue of The De- troit Sunday 'Tlimes,-tells of a man, who. reduced from a $60,10'0101 house and 'palatial 'steamer suites to board- ing houses and 'busses, had to go to jail with his third wife because- they could not pay a $30 fine—hut Ile cer- tainly had his ,mo.ney's wwth .of ex- citement. - SEAFORTH MARKETS Wheat, per ,bins. ...........12i5 arle feed er .bus. Misses Bernadette and Joan Flan- ott's class of girls Tbanrsday evening y p agars are .visiting friends in Kenil, Barley, malting, per bus 95c worth. to a weuicr roast beside the riverOats, per bus. :i.I5i5'c