HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-08-12, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1937
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE.
These will be our prices 'till Aug. illath
BY PUBLIC REQUEST
19c SAL
CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK
TALL
SMALL ....6 Tins -25c.
3 TIINS 25c
SUGAR CRISP CORN FLAKES
2PKG.15c
2 IN 1 SHOE POLISH
Paste—All Colors 2 TINS c
2 BTLS. c
HAPPYVALE CATSUP
Manning's Dundee SHORTBREAD CAKES 19c
• PER LB.
153/q oz, 2 TINS 19cLYNN VALLEY DESSERT PEARS.
"REAL VALUES AT 19c" '
Ginger Snap Biscuits 2 tbs. 19c
McLaren's Minute Tapioca 2 pkg. 19c
McLaren's Jelly Powders , ... , , 4 pkg. 19c
' St. Croix Castile Soap 6 cakes 19c
Macaroni Loose Ready Cut 3 tbs. 19c
Golden Wax Beans, Standard 2s 2 tins 19c
Pork & Beans, Aylmer 22 oz. tins 2 tins 19c
Keta Rose Salmon, large 2 tins 19c
Corn Syrup, 2s per tin 19c
Clothes Pins, Round Hardwood 6 doz. 19c
.Cotton Clothes Lines, 30 Ft. each 19c
Rice, Choice Blue Rose 2 tbs. 19c
Quick Quaker Oats, small 2 pkg. 19c
Brunswick Sardines 4 tins 19c
Quaker Puffed Wheat 2 pkg. 19c
Crunchie Sweet Pickles, 6/ oz, 2 btl, 19c
Icing Sugar 2 tbs. 19c
Aylmer's Infant's Food 2 tins 19c
Aeroxon. Fly Coils 8 coils 19c
Vinegar, in bottles. Spirit, Cider or Malt ... . • • • • • � 19c
tl. 19c
Black Pepper
Spring Mop Sticks each 19c
Ross.J. Sproat PHONE 8
Miss N. Prycc
PHONE 7?
Walker's
F UND RTAKING SERVICE
—and—
EMBALMING
Motor or House 'Equipment
W. J. WALK,ER, holder of Go-
vernment
di doeurttinied cense.
Flo
Night or day phone 67
STANLEY
Mrs. 'Edwin llirdbson and ,children
of St. 'Thomas are •visiting friends in
this vicinity.
Mr. James Wambold ,af Kitchener
visited •with Mr, Harald IPenhale one
day last week.
M'r. and Mrs.' !George SGaister df
Howard (City, IU.S.iA., Mr. and Mrs.
Carl 'Go:lster •and family'' of ;Middle-
vil'le, 'USA., spent a week with Mr.
and Mrs, John S•cdtchmer,
Ivfr, Edwin 1-Io'bson and 'Mus,
'Frank Hobson of St. Thomas, also
Mr. and Mrs. 'A. E. Westlake, visited
Mr, and..M•rs, H.'Peuhate on •Sunday.
Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Clifford Scotchmer
of Chicago, spent a few days with
the IEormer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Seotchmer.
KIPPEN
Miss ILaura'belle Wright has re
turned home .from Scoot Memorial
,Hospital, 'where she had an operation
dor appendicitis and !is making a •rapid
recovery.
l.fr, !Gorden Wright of the staff of
.Schtumac'her High $obool is spend
ing a few weeks at ,his home here.
Mr. and Mrs, (Arthur Perry of De-
troit end Me. ,Gordon McNeil Of
Owen Sound spent the week end'with
Mr, and. VIPs. James Wright.
TUCKERSMITH
Mr. and ,Mrs. 'Gordon. Hayter o'f
Detroit are spending their ,holidays
with Mrs. A. Ross.
Mrs, Lorne 'Pepper ,of 'Nilagara
Falls, who was spending her holidays
with her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, 'Jas.
~Lay, ihas returned home accompan-
ied •by her sister, Mrs. 'Clayton
Horton and sbalby.
'Mr, ,Alfred (Ross is wearing a ,broad
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 lb. 9.50
Prices:. On or before Oct. lst, 1937
650 ft. per lb. - $11.50
600 ft. per lb. 10.50
JOHN BACH
Main St. Phone 17
Mrs. Chas. M'clKCay.
• •Mrs. •IJo'hn (Powell spent a ,Few days
with her daughter, Mrs. 'Cecil Pull-
,
ivain,
Mr. and 'Mrs, John McLachlan
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jahn IElgie.
VARNA
Mrs, M. Reid has returned after a
pleasant motor trip through the
Bruce peninsula, in company with
her son, Dr. Reid and family of Tor-
onto,.
The many friends of Mrs, A. Rob-
inson will be sorry toknow she is not
enjoying the best of health. it is hop-
ed she may soon improve,
Miss, Ida (Reid. of Detroit was re-
•ncwing acquaintances in aur village.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Med
.elf of London.
Mr, and 1'(,t+s, lslicConnell are hav-
'ng their house painted. . •
So!ute ;of our youths have agured, in
care accidents this last week and had
a narrow escape. We would adlvise
the boys to be more carefti.l in future,
I.t's no poke and good boys are scarce.
Last of Dalton Boys Dies "With
Boots On"
An •article chsc[osing how the sole
survivor of a notorious hand of train
and hank 'rolbbers, which 'helped make
Aanetica•n history, passed away, re-
spectable, is one ,nf many human in-
terest articles which you will find in
The American Weekly, the great
smile these days --,it's a'balby girl. weekly magazine, with the August
Mr. and Mrs, All. Johnston and pis issue of The 'Detroit Sunday
'family spent Sunday 'with Mr. and'T'imes.
TOWN TOPICS
Miss Mona Sills, RN., left Monday
to take a position in The hcspitai a
Pickwalk, 'Ohio.
Mr. 'Murray Fowler of Windsor
visited his cousins, the 'Miss.es Cress
well,
Mr. Ralph Cresswell arrived! this
week to visit his sisters, the Mlsee
Cres.sweil.
Mrs. W. E. Kerslake and her sis-
ter, Miss E. Smith, are spending a
couple of weeks !with reliatives in
Flint, Much.
Mr. J. R. Cross, BJA., and IM'rs.
Cross of 'Highgate, accompanied by
Mr. Alva W. Way, have just returned
from a week's motor trip to Toronto,
along Lake Ontario to Belleville and
Prince Edward county. They return-
ed by a short 'trip .tap un .Northern
Ontario,
Mr. J. R. Crass has a position an
Fordwich High'Sohool teaching ;staff.
MTs. Charles . Counter and little
daughter, Patsy Ann, of Toronto; and
Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Carlin of Buffalo,
are .guests of Mr, and Mrs. Lea !For-
tune this week,
Mr, and Mrs. George Love of Tor-
onto are, guests of the lattter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Scott,
Mrs, Rlabt. Burchill of Mitchell and
son Jack and daughter Mary were
calling on friends in Egutonclville and
Seaford!,
Mrs. John Love and two daughters
left •Monday to spend two weeks with
relatives at Burk's Palls and enroute,
'Guests at the home of Mr. acid
Mrs. Geo. Ab'erhai•t, McRillop, are
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ab'erhart Jr., ,af
London, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Zavitz,
and children, London; Mr. Robert
A!berhart, Guelph C'allege, Miss (Beat-
rice Aberhart of Craigh'urst, from
summer 'school at London.
Mr. Donald Abenhart has returned
to Toronto after spending two weeks
at his home in M'dKiliop.
Miss Lorna Dale and 'Donald are
holidaying in Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs, Archie Currie and
son Paul of Toronto were week end
visitors with Mr, and Mrs. J. Currie.
Mrs. Ellen Mdlntyre of Royal Oak,
Mich., is at present visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs, Catherine MdNabb,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Guymer and
Eileen of London were recent visitors
with Mrs. John McLennan and Miss
Ido McTaggart,
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Healy and
son Orcdan 'of Toronto and Mr, and
Mrs. Hetm'an Benderman of Detroit,
Mich., were visitors of Muss O. M'c-
Corniaick and Mrs. L.''E. Richards.
Miss Alma Lawrence returned
home Sunday after visiting friends in
and around Exeter.
Miss !Marion Pooley of Winchelsea
is spending This week with Alma
Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos...Collins of Buf-
falo, spent the week end with friends
in this vicinity.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Louis Bradt and dant-:
ghter June and Mr, and 'Mrs. :Charles
"Jahnsten of Detroit spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C..tEokart,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays return-
ed to their home in Detroit: on Mon-
day accompanied by Misses Angela
and Bessie Eekadt who will .vacation',
in the city.
'Miss Cora Lee 'Graham of Detroit
is visiting Mr. and res D H. Wilson.
Rev. and Mrs. E_ S. Sinclair of
Sault Site, Marie, Oa't., visitedi the
lather's sister, Mrs. Oarmich'ael and
Rev, T. 'A, Carmichael on 1Tluesday. '
Mr. Joseph Hoggarth is able to 'be
oil again after being laid up with an
a'ttaok of +bronchitis and pleurisy.
,Rev. Archie Dallas and. Mrs. Dal-
las and sons, Jim and John Dallas, of
LaGrange, Georgia, are •spenfling a
few, days visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Beattie enroute to 'Ottawa and ,Mon -
treat.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Harrison of
Montreal have returned home after
apeuding their -holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Habkirk.
Mr. W. Willis, Vancouver; Mr. and
Mrs. H. Bell and two ,children, Port
Huron, Mrs. War, Hanna and' daugh-
ter, of Kingsville, were guests of Mr,
and Mrs Sani;Hanna,
Mr. ,Alex, Bethune' left Monday to
spend a couple of weeks at 'M'idland.
Mr' and Mrs, E. Thompson and
.Mr. and Mrs...jack of Moorefield were
guests Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. B. Christie.
?14r. and ;Mrs. 'Robert •Laidlaw of
'Sacramento,!Calif., are spending some
time with his sister, Mrs, 'Robert
?big, Tudketsmith.
Mr. and Mns. Jack Edmunds and
son Bobby of Mitchell visited Mrs.
Wm Edmunds on _S4utday •
Dr. Forster, eye, ear, nose, throat
sp•ecialist,; avult be at •the ,Commercial
Hotel, ISeaforth, oit,W'ednesday after-
noon,,Aug. 1118, as •usual,
' Mr. and Mrs. Ruck of Hillsdale,
Mich„ visited this week with 'their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mfrs, 'Wit,
Mnrrisoln.
Mr, ,and ,Mrs. J. ,G. Mullen arrived
home on Monday from an extended
tour in Europe after attending the
Coronation.
Mr, ,Alex. Ferguson of • Chicago is
The guest ,for a dew weeks of Mr.
jo'h'n 'MsiDbwell, MsiKlliop.
\'r, and Mrs, 'Frank Smith and
sons Allan and. Douglas of `Fort Col-
borne spent the week end with Mr.
!H'en'derson Smlbh ,and Miss Smith.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Hudson Woodruff
ansa daughter Marian spent the week
end with Mr, .and Mrs. Wilfrid
Whyte. .
Mrs, Campbell and daughter (Flora
of Winnipeg, were week -end guests
of Mrs. Reid and Miss !Galbrai'th, also
as guests on Sunday were IMrs. Aiken,
Winnipeg, Mrs. 'Martin, !London, and
Mr, and 'Mrs. IDem'psey,'P'reston..
Miss 'Galbraith is visiting •frieudis in
Sarnia.
•Mrs. E. lGorwiiil and' daughtet of
London s'pen't the 'week end 'with Dr.
H. H. Ross and ,Dr. ,and Mrs, IGorwiill.
Mr. Win Brine was in St. 'Marys
on !Wed•nesday 'to attend the funeral
of a relative, ;Mr. 'Frank Brine, Sud-
bury, who was killed in an accident
LOWER SCHOOL RESULTS
(Continued from rage 1)
Helen Bateman, Arith.
Elizabeth !Barton, Aribh.
IRos's Bienndtt, Geo., !Art„ Bat.
'Charles Bryans% Arith.
Mary Helen Eokmier, Bo 1. •
Lyle Evans, Eng, Gram,'
,FredLeamington, Br. (Hist, Geo.,
Art, Bot.
Harold McDonald, Sr. Hist,' Arith,
!rank Marshall, BT; Hist„ Geo.,
Art, Bot.
IL'hert Smalldon, 13r. 'Hist., Geo:,
Bot.
Bella +Thytiei 13r, Hist, Geo, Art,
Bot.
Isabel '.l'urnliu41, 'Br. Hist.
livor Williams, ,En,, Gram,, Agri. T.
'Glenn Wheeler, Br. Hist, •
CLINTON
William, Douglas Armstrong, Br.
Hist, iGeo„ Art, Bot.
Glen Alien Carter, Eng. Gram„ Br.
Hist., Geo., Agri. I.
,Jean Viola Cooper, .13r., Hist., Geo.,
Arida., Art, Agri. !h
,Lois Margaret !Farquhar, Amt.
lW'estey Douglas Ham, !Art,
!Gerald'Robert Harris, Arith. 01.4,
'Aunts Gertrude ,Hoggart, Arith:n"
•.,Madelan Ruth Mlason, .Br. IHnst.'t
'C1dta Elizabeth Medd, ,Arith., Agri.
•
:Ross Phillips Merrill, Br. Hist„
Geo, Art. '
Helen Ciba •Pie'kett, Art. -.
)Jean @MdNaughton Reid, Eng.
Ceram.,, Arith.
Allen lEdward Shaddick, Arith.,
ZaoL •
Eva Jean Snell, E+'ng, ,Grant„ Br.
Hist, 'Art.
'Gordon. Thomas 'Westlake, Br.
Hist, IGeo., Art, Bat,
W'IIN'GRAM
rataces W,innifred `'E'dgar, Arith.
Mac Hab,kirk, Br. Hist.
Muriel L. Lane, Arith.
Betty Lloyd, Br. Hist.
, Jeanne Lowey, !Agri. I.
Neal Lowey, Agri. I.
Edith MdOl'enaghan, Arith.
Mamie Merrylweather, Br. Hist.
Ruth Nethery, Phys.
William Sturdy, Art.
'Adeline Vansickle, Br. 'Hist,
ELIMVILLE
'Mrs. Snell of 'E'xeter, spent last
week with her sister, Mrs, Geo. Kei-
lett.
Miss Mary Jahns v'tsited',,over the
Week end ,wilfih Miss• Beatrice Essery
near 'Centralia.
IThe ,sympathy of :the contmpnity
is extended to Mr. 'Joshua Jttltn3 and.
Miss ,Alma (Johns of Exeter in the
death of Mrs. (Johns on Sunday.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Laine 'Batterslby of
Exeter, Mr. Wes. Heywood and Miss
Jessie !Heywood are visiting in In-
dianna.
Mr, 'and iMrs. Enos 'Herd'ntan. of
near 'V'arna, were visitors with' rela-
tives here on ,S,unday.
AUBURN
Mr. ,and Mrs. Rolht, Adams of To-
ronto, are guests at the ‘Auburn
Boise.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Donaldson and ,fam-
ily of Goderich, were with the 'latter'.s
ntcsther, Mrs. 'W. C. 'Robertson on
the holi,d'ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Dodds of To-
ronto, are visiting with .Mr..and Mrs.
Edgar Lawson.
Rev, W. 'Mm's of Corunna, was in
The villafe on Monday
MT, and Mrs, ,Edgar ,Rio'wd of Lon-
don, called on Auburn 'friends on
Man day.
Rev: Dr. and Mrs. Mortimore and
Artlnir of 'Oakland, were in the vil-
lage on 'T'uesday.
Many from here have en'poyed the
IGoderich ,cel.ebrabion.
Mr. and Mrs, W. C. IRibison, Mr,
and Mrs, N, 'Garrett .,B1lyth,; Mrs.
McCool and granddaughter, Ruth
Adele' Throat:of :Detroit, have return-
ed 'front a trip •u'p north,
CONSTANGE,'
Miss 'J'ean Stephenson returned to
her borne in Brussels after spending
a couple of weeks with her aunt,
Mns. Frank Riley.
Mus. Joseph Riley spent The week
end with her parents, Ibfr. and .Mrs.
Geo. Cook of Ceod.erich •township.
Russell MdN7chob of Toronto, is
spending a few days with his cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harburn.
Miss Jean Wakefield is. ,spending .a
The ®D, Ma—er
\Ir,Alex.. \9 cKe T ie, torn(, ly ut Kip en now living retired at :Au-
burn was reniwned-in his clay fur. his skill as a maker of collars for
horse,. In his shad a: Rippen Ile implied more than ,fifteen 'Ontario.
tirni., extending- s fat east as l:oatttintvillr, aid Chatham on the
with. Mr, ,Mehenzie say; that eollars'weil inaek by hard were a.1-
ways better than machine anade collars; A 'iYut a year ago Mr. Me -
Kenzie disposed of Itis harness shop at iAµburn to Lipid 'Fenguson,
,;ottple of , weeks -with Mr, and Mrs.
,Geo. Cooke, of ` Goderich Township.
Mrs. Nelson Saunders is spending
a month with relatives in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. ,Carter and' Glen
spent the weak end at the home of
Mr, .and Mrs. •Fred King of Aylmer,
Miss Jean MacDonald, of Walton
has ;been visiting with her cousin,
Miss'Bery,'t Carter,
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. !Jadk Forsyth of De -
it are spending a week with their
(ren+ts, Mr. and !Mrs, ,AIbe Forsyth.
Harvesting is at a standstill awing
to the continued wet weather.
'Mrs. john Wilton of 'Mes'cinawe,
Saa'k„ has been visiting with Mrs.
French and Mrs. J. W. McLean re-
cently.
Mr. Watson is busy buying grain
for the Kipper elevator again.
M•rs. Jones and family of near Tor-
onto are spending a couple of weeks
with 'their many- friends around the
village.
Mrs. Nellie McLean of Wa'basitene
is visiting with her daughter, :Mrs.
Johnson.
CROMARTY.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Guelph vis-
ited with Mrs. Fisher's mother la'slt
week.
'Mrs. 7. reffryhas returned from 'her
tripin the north.
Master _John Pierce of Brussels is
visiting his.sister, Mrs, 'McDonald. BORN
IA' number from here attended the Maloney—{An Scott Meunonial Hos
old boys in Goderich last week, pita!,on Inday, .Aug. 9ith, .10317, to
lisrs, Robertson and John, also Mrs. 'Mr, and !Mins:. Peter E. Maloney, Mc-
Welton attended' the Robison reunion Killap, a sop: .
in Sp,ri•ng;bank, on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. John Wallace .visited
friends at Si,nrcoe on Sun'd'ay.
Miss Aileen Young of .Slcienee Hill
is visiting her aunt, Miss Currie,
STANLEY
Mrs, J. Bohner, Miss Mabel iEtou-
ner and Messrs, ,David and Walter
Bohner .visited friends in ,Goderich
on Sunday.
Bobbie and 'Ruth '!Hess of IHensali
spent a few days last week alt the
ho'nte of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carnie,
Miss Marguerite Douglas of 'Tor.
onto, • who has .been visiting relatives
et Blake, B'aylfeld and the Bronson,
left an Thursday for Muskoka ac-
companied by Miss G. !Ross Of -Sea -
forth and Miss M. INiehol of faun-
ilton,
While assisting his son Roy at the
•farm, 'Mr, Wm. 'Lamont of Zurich
suffered a fall 'which resulted in a
'Fractured •hip, 'He was removed 'to
'Clinton hospital where he 'received
medical attention and is 'progressing
favorably. His many friends •regret
ethe .accident and hope •' that he may
have a speedy reeoyery:
Mr. an'd 'Mrs, (Gordon !Hayter and
family of 'Detroit spent a few •days
last 'week with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'Hayter.
Mr. 1Rnio,t. Taylor of. Varna 'left last
Saturday for Ida Thiene, Man., to as-
sist with the harvest.
..REE
FRONT
SI.Af ()RTHE DEPT. STORES ISEAE0R�TH
WEEK EIO
SPECIALS
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY
75 Prs.
MEN'S BOOTS
GenuineGoodyear Welts
1.25 .pr.
1 BOYS' BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS & DRAWERS
15c -
MEN'S ZIPPER BATHING SUITS
1.69
FEATURING
MEN'S SHIRTS 98c
Up to Size 20 UP
Men's Work Pants
Up to Size 52
•
1.75
UP
FLANNELETTE m m w I0c O.
MEN'S, WHITE SHOES
LADIES' SHOES . , , ... .
2.19
99c