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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-08-19, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 19 1937 THE SEAFORT.H NE S. PAGE FIVE. These Prices good till Atte'. 25th POLLY PRIM PEAS Ungraded 17 oz. tins 2 TINS 15c LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 CAKES 20c •MASTER PACK PEACHES 2s squat PER "TIN "� �+ EMFO TOMATO JUICE 2 IG' 20 oz, 3 TINS a� HILLCREST SHORTENING 2Lias. 27c COCOANUT ROLLS & SCOTCH O'MEAL COOKIES per pkg. 15C Hemphill's Wheat Berries, 5 tb bag eacli 29c Salada Tea, special Brown Label, Ms , . , , .. , . each 33c Yellow Label, Ms each 29c Maple Leaf Sockeye Salmon, Ms each 20c 1s each 35c Monarch Flour, 7s , , , .. , , each 31c 24s each 98c 2 lbs. 25c Chase & Sanborn Coffee, Is per pkg. 39c each 39c Maxwell (House Coffee, 1s each 39c Royal York Coffee, is each 39c Swansdown Cake Flour per pkg. 35c Jello 3 pkg, 23c Instant Postum small each 29c ,,, per lb. 17c , each 29c each 15c per btl. 25c per tin 14c 4 cakes 19c 2 tins 17c all colors per tin 12c per jar 21c per lb. 17c per pkg. 10c 4 coils 10c ,,,.. per pkg. 15c Sultana Raisins McCormick's Cheese Bix Mayblossom Pink'& White Marshmallow Biscuits Rose Brooms, 5 String Tuna Flakes, Xs tins Crunchie ,Sweet Pickles, large bottle, 28 oz. Dixie Dainty Grape Fruit Juice Calay Toilet Soap Glacier Sardines Nugget Shoe Polish Miracle Whip, 8 oz. , A. B. Gum Drops Wilson's Fly Pads Aeroxon Fly Coils Brock's Bird Seed Eat. Fleischman's Yeast for health Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce per cake 4c PHONE 8 PHONE I t • Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and-- EIVLBALMING Motor or Hasse Equipment W. J. WALKER, hoMMr of Go- " ver *lent diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 SEAFORTH MARKETS • Wheat, per bus. SI.1/5 Barley, per bus. . 1S1Orc-60e Barley, malting, per 'bus. 'Oa'ts, per bus. 40c Hogs, per awt.': ...... . . $110.50 STANLEY 'MTs. (Edwin 'Hobson and 'children of 'St. 'Thomas 'who have spent the past week visiting friends 'here, re- turned to 'her home on ,Monday, !Mrs. T. M. !Sndwden and daugh- ters Masses 'Eliza'beth and ,Mary, vis- (tad ,the 'former's sister, Mrs. 'Frank Hobson, a 'few day's alas week. Mr. and Mrs. Neil .Sparks of De- troit ,are visiting :Friends and relatives in Blake and vicinij y, Rev. M'r, 1Peters of :the Varna ' charge called at the ;homes df 'the memhens of Blake .congregation dur- ing the past 'week. Mrs. J. IA. Cunrle and dau'gh'ter Helen spent 'the week 'en'd at ‘the for- mer's ofd home on. the 'Bronson 'Line This 'farm, the old Sparks' ,farm, is pas's'ink .into other hands, we under- stand. Following :the ,recent wit .period; stodk'threshin'g is 'again h full slwing, the high average of yield of all claps being ,well maentained. BAYFIELD Mrs. Jennings of London is visit - Ing her daughter, 'Mrs. C. Church- wand. Mr. Wen, Tippett of Billings, Mont,' (Who has been spending the past month 'with his mother, Mrs. !John Tippett, returned to his home on Monday. 'Work 'hags sltarted an the 'repairing of the north pier. Mr. F. ,Gemienhardt is on the sick list •this week. His nsany friends hope for a speedy recovery. Dr. Stogclill of Toronto spent the week end with his family. Mr. J. Pease is spending his vaca- tion in B'illing's, Mont. Mrs. W. 'Ferguson and Margaret spent •a Pew 'days in Pt. -Stanley -and London. Mr. and Mins., Fred Davidson of Detroit spent the week end with Good Equipment makes a Good Fanner 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. 1st, 1937 650 ft. per Ib. $11.50 600 ft. per lb. 10.50 JOHN BACH Main St. Phone 17 Mrs. ;Davidson. •Mrs. Weir and granddaughter Bet- ty of .London are guests of Mrs. J. Tippett. Mr. and Mrs. !T. _ •Brandon and fa- mily of the village have gone to Kitchener to reside. VARNA Mrs. John Ratthwell is spending a few days in 'Bayfield as the ,guest of her cousins, Mr. James Reid and sis- ters. Mrs. Woods of St. Helens called on some of her friends in this .com- munity last week. Rev, and Mrs. Paull of Windsor have returned 'home after calling on their many friends here, ,who were pleased: to meet them again. Mr. George Beatty Sr., Mrs. M. Beatty and Miss E. Mossop 'spent Tuesday' evening in Bayfield with Mr. Jas. ,Reid and in, Mary and Ida. iiir. and 'Mrs. (Bob Woods, Mr, and Mrs, Bender of Lis'towell called at the home of (George Beatty Sr, on 'Sunday evening. Mr, and Mrs: IR. Horttey of Lon- don in company with Miss Ferguson and Mi. and Mrs. W. Harney of Kip - pen, ,called at the home ,of Mr, Geo, Beatty Sr. Mr, and Mos. George Cannell are speeding several days visiting relat- ives in Owen Sound. Mrs, Marks, two Children Ross and: .Carol, and Bobbie Curtis, of /Toronto, are spending their holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mns. Geo, Connell. ``I wish to complain," said Mrs, Newlywed, "about the flour you sold me. Lt was 'tough." "Tangle ma'am?" asked ished ,grocer. "Yes, tough! i. made a and 1,us'batid could hardly the as ton - pie with it eat it." TOWN TOPS Mr. and Mrs. IJ, IF, Theisen and :Donald have returned to .Detroit ac- companied by Mrs. ,C'anbert who will attend her son's wedding. Mr. .and Mrs. G. F. Gray and .Nisi Florence .of Toronto spent the .w•.eele end with Mi, and Mrs, Alex Stirling. Miss Evelyn (Gray who spent (the past week 'here returned home with #thorn, .M.r, and MTs. L. R. Thompson of Lansing, Mich., are ,visiting at the home of Mrs. 'Phomtpsan's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm.Charters, Mill Road, Mr, Ed Davis and daughter, of IT'i'llsonbucg are spending a few days with Miss Davidson, Master 'Jimmie 'McKinley of Win- nipeg is spending a holiday with his uncle, Mr. 'joshes Scott of Thornton Hall. Miss iP•arik of TAiagan'a ;Falls 'visited ,kr a couple df days at the home of her Ibroeher, Mr. Alex Park. Mr. and Marcs. J'adk Smith, 'formerly of IHarpu'nhey, are visiting Mr, Mar- shall Smith. Mrs. IH. W. 1Hart and son Kenneth have returned hoarse after spending two weeks in Stratford and (Kitchen- er. Mr. and Mrs. IH. W. Hart and Ken- neth and Mr, and Mrs, W. Nichol visited with friends in .London 'last week, Mr, and 'Mrs, M. M'cK•ellar, 'Marg- aret and dsobel• and Mr, (Gordon Wil- ke'. of London spent the week in Lindsay. Misses Margaret and Isobel McKellar retrained !for a couple of weeks and will also attend 'Toronto Exhibition, Misses :Dorothea and Frances Gee, who spent several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. M. 'McKellar, have returned to ;their home in Lindsay. The many (friends ,of Mrs, !J. B. Thompson are glad• to see her out again, 'following an automobile ec- cident. Judge and 'Mrs. !J'ac'kson of Leth- bridge, 'Alta., are visiting friends here, Mrs, L. C. 'Jackson, 'Fred, Mary and Louis are camping at 'Bruce Beach, Mr. and Mrs, !Duncan .Cooper of Lansing, ,Mich., are holidaying with Mrs, (Cooper's 'parents, Mr. and ;Mrs. John Hotham. Miss Leone Hotham has .returned home ,after spending a week 'with her sister, Mrs, C. Laithwaite, IGod'erich. Mr. IAnthur Roach of Long :Beach, Calif., spent a few days this week with his cousin, 'Mrs, 'D. Shanahan and Mr. ,Shanahan, Mrs. C. Robinson and daughter, Mrs. Guy Richards, Betty 'Ann Rob- inson and Mrs. 'David Brehm, .of De- troit o and Mr. (Walter Robinson of London were guests at the home of Mr. George Seip this week. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh 'Sproat anti family of 'Detroit spent 'their vaoa,tion in 'Niagara 'Fails, Toronto, Temag- anti, ,New Liskeard, Callander, re- Iturning to Seafatit'h 'where they spent a few days before leaving for home on Monday. Mrs. Wilfrid 'Morrow accompanied them from Toronto and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sproat at present. Miss Margaret 'Henry is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pevlitt and family at Guelph. Mr, and 'Mrs. iE, C. ,Chamberlain and 'b'a'by Marion left Wednesday For Flint, 'Mich„ to spend a few days, and are bringing home with them Helen, who has 'been spending - her vacation there. Mr, fames Russell and Miss Kay Harry, ,both of Sault Ste. Marie, are visiting at the home of ,the 'former's grandmother, Mrs. ;Rdbert Edgar, Miss (Harry has been attending sum- mer school lilt London. • Miss Minnie McFadden of 'Toronto is ,spending her vacation at her home here. Miss Margaret (Patrick has accept- ed a position as teacher in Sandwich. Mr. Neil ''Patrick of 'Toronto spent the week end at iris home. Mr. Arthur 'Edmunds of Hamilton is a holiday .visitor with his mother, Mrs. W. ,Ed'mu'nds. Mr. (John MdQuaid spent 'bhe week end in 'Toronto. Mr, and 'Mrs. (Herbert 'Bdannett and their son tFzancis and datiglrter Irene of :Los Andes, 'Calif., spent a 'few days with Mrs. James Stewart, 'Eig- niondville. Mr, and Mrs. N. 5. 1011an,ley and daughter, M'rs. R. R. Coleman and daughter 'Joan Coleman, and Mrs. D. Molyneaux, a!1'1 of 'Chicago, visited over the week end with the ladies' sisters, Ivfrs, IT. 'O'Loughlin and Mrs.. C. Ryan. • BORN /Reynalds—I:n Scott 'MeiuorialHos- pital, on Wednesday, ,Aug, 1118, 1937; to Mr. and Mrs.- 'Gordon Reynolds, Seafot'th, a son, !Hunt --,Ln S'c'ott Memorial ''Hospital an Thursday, Aug. 1112, 1937, 'to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt, a daughter. Want and For Sale !Ads., 'll week, 2151e. An Up -lifting Picture Raising the poles 'for the new lines be hind the stores is a familiar ' scene while Main strett improvement Scheme is in progress. Forty poles have been put up. TUCKERSMITH A very charming event todk place recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs, 'Casey Way, Shanley township when about .fifty relatives and friend's niet in honor of Mw. and Mars. George Durant, Meaford, the occasion be- ing their tenth wedding anniversary. The bride of ten years ago was .form- erly Miss (Lily Knox, The guests as- sembled at a large table on the lawn where a delicious repast was served by Mrs. A. C. Routledge, Miss Greta Bnoadfoat and Miss Evelyn Wilson, After the (banquet Miss Ruth Mc - Claire presented Mrs, Durant with a novel !bouquet consisting of garden and field (flowers. Miss •Lillian Mc- Clure 'then read the following ad- dress: Mr, and Mrs, Durant. On this, your Tenth Wedding : Anniversary, we take the opportunity pi express- ing Our sincere good wishes to you both. In remembrance of titin happy event 'we ask you to ' accept p1tese gifts, We sincerely hope that troubles, and cares may look askance at ,you, and that Providence has many years of success and contentment in store, :Three little cousins, Stewart Wilson, Janes McGregor and Moss McClure, then .came forward and presented Mr. and Mas, 'Durant with 'several lovely gifts, Although taken by surprise, Mr. and Mrs. Durant in a few well chosen word's thanked their fritnds for the gifts and the pleasant visit and repast prepared for them. After a few hours. of social chat the gather- ing ..broke up around four o'clock, every one leaving for their various homes, 'Guests were there from Mea - ford, 'Au!burn, Clinton, Seaforth, Brucelfield, Kippers and Windsor, Mr. Stewart (Knox of Windsor, spent the week end with Isis grand- mother, Mrs. W. D. Wilson, Mr. Sussman and sons 'Harry and Morris of Owen Sound spent the week end with Mr. Ben Sussinan at Mr, M. A. Cameron's, Mr. and Mrs. 'Ooxen and. family of London spent a day recently with Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cameron, • KIPPEN Dowson-Workman 'The wedding took place, to 'Shrn,ia of Mrs. Clara Elizabeth Workman;aof Kippen to Mr. John ,E•lston Dafn'san of Varna, son ,af the late Mr, and Mrs. ,George Dowson. Rev. Mr. Col- ter of IFirst :United Church officiated. The 'bride .wore a white silk 'crepe suit, white turban with veil, white shoes and gloves and a 'corsage of white ,rose buds. They were unat- tended, the witnesses being Mrs. Col- ter and Miss Trott, a friend. .For go- ing away the bride wore a navy taf- feta suit with all accessories to match, 'Immediately after the ceremony the ha'p'py couple left far an extended trip to Windsor, Detroit, 'Cleveland and many other 'places. IOn their rettern Mr. and •Mrs. Dowson wilt make their home in London. Congratula- tions and.ibest wishes are extended '1' the happy couple. Miss iJessie 'Wallace ,of Seafonth visited ,with her .friends, Miss 'Gladys Jarrott, of the village. Mr, and Mrs. (Robert •3.engough of Marlette, Mich., are a'siting with. their sister, Miss !Kate ,Bengough and Mr. ,Wd•1 'A'nderson of the village. Mr. Will Cooper to the north of the .village is kept (quite 'busy with two ,threshing machines going. Mr, John IJlarrott of the village .ha's been engaged 'by Mr. ILand'Mickle of Hensel! to run 'the elevator,at KKippen again and is 'kept busy. Mrs. 'Blea'r hfousseay 'and !batty have returned to their !(tone in the village after 'visiting for a few days with friends •at Grand 'Bend, Mr. Wilfrid 'M'e'blis, who has , 'been sick, is ,able 'to he up and around at 'work again. Mr. IGiiz'atrltblousseau ,o'f the v'tlti;ge is kept 'busy at ,the garage 'these days fixing cars Kippen East W.I.— 'The August meeting ' of .the Kip- pen East Women's!Institute will be held at .the home :of 'Miss Sarah Sinclair oat Tuesday evening, 'August, 34Th at 6. o'dlock, The roll call •will be "An Emergency 'Use for (Hot Wa- ter," and health 'wild be the ,general topic for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. 'Chapman are the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Robert McGregor and family; Mr. Morrow and his,tlsughter, Miss Morrow, of 'Winnipeg a'at?d Mr. and Mrs. Basil 'Edward:' of''Hensall vtstt= ed with Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. m. "McGreg- or and family recently, Mrs, Andrew 'Bell visited with friends in London during the week. Mrs. !!ones of Hastings, accompan- ied by her son and his wife of 'P•eter- boro, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew- Bell, The anniversary services celebrat- ing the Seventieth Anniversary of the building of St. Andrew's Church will be held on Sunday, iOctdber 117th. The special speaker for the day will be the Rev, H. V. Workman of .Petrolia, ELIMVILLE Miss Lena 'Heywood, 'R.N. of (Kin, cardit a is a t halidayang at her home here, A large,number attended the Sun- day School picnic held at 'Grand 'Bend on Wednesday of 'last week. Mrs, W'nt. Spry and rhilciren of London visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Ben, Williams last week, Mr, and Mrs. A. 'MuFalls, 'Birdine and !Bonnie, of Biddulpli. were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm, Bradshaw. Misses 'Winnie Smithson and Joy Whitlock of St. 'Thomas are 'visiting in this vicinity. , Mr. James Heywood underwent au operation for appendicitis in a Lon- don hospital on Thursday of last week. Misses 'Et'heiene and ,Eil•ene johns spent the week -end with the (Knox twins in Granton. - Miss Bessie Johns spent (the past week holidaying with the 'Misses An- drew in :Exeter, - Miss Florence Belt, nurse -in -+train- ing in Victoria Hospital, London, vis- ited at her home •Isere on 'Standar. Hisses Edith and 'Vette Hunter of .Exeter visited recently with their cousin, Miss !Gladys Skinner. Miss •.Bessie Bell, R.N. of New York is 'holidaying with relatives in the village. HULLETT. Miss `teat" 'Reynolds of New Lisk- eard is visiting with Friends. 4IV1'rs, Chas, Smith, Madeline and Jack, of Oshawa, are holidaying with her parents, Mr. and (Mrs. John Shan- ahan ,Sr. Miss 'Eleanor Curran and Mr. Hugh 'Curran of Clarkson are spend- ing a couple of weeks with their grandmother, Mrs. (Dominic 1Fdynn Mrs, John Shanahan yr. has return- ed home after spending a 'week with her mother, Mrs. IKindree of St. Thomas. Miss !Patricia Morrisonobtained the 'highest standing at the recent Entrance.examinations in East Ho- ran. 'There were three hundred 'and forty-one candidates. 'Patricia is only twelve years .of age. She is a pupil of Miss .Agnes .Reynolds of the Hul'lett Separate School. MANLEY - Miss N'elcy .Desb'vrough of Detroit is spending her vacation with her many .!fiends in OUT burg: Tuesday's,ra n storm has again tied up harvesting and tthres'hing opera- tions. Much 'damage (was done as the grain which .was not ,cult was 'broken dawn and much will be left on the ground. A lot of it is growing in the stooks 'front the continued ,sweltering heat With sinowers. Mr. Vincent 'tcckart, ,who 'has (been attending the college of the Basilian order as at present spending leis holi- days at the 'home of his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, lPeter Eckert: - Mr, !'red l'etleart spent :Sunday with 'his tbrather-in-law, Mr. {John Doher- ty, in 'Logan, who is seriously ill, GARDEN PARTY At St, Coeurflban Church Wed., Aug. 25, ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE BRUCEFIELLS Mrs. Jas. 'O'Brien has the sy'mpat'hy of he'r firlends in the dearth of her 4ttts- band, who passed away early Monday morning, after an i'l'lness of 'a few month's. Mr, Sam Thompson returned 'home on Monday'Front 'hospital in`.London, Where 'he had an operation on this eyes. Mr. John McIntosh, who spent .the past week 'with friends, returned 'to his home in Toronto on Saturday. He was accompanied 'by Mrs, McIntosh and daughter, who had spent the suntuter we with Mrs. McIntosh:'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hann, while Mr. McIntosh ,took a 'summer course. at 'Guelph. Mr, and. Mrs. 'Patterson and Mr. and Mrs,: A. Anderson and daughter and..Miss ,Margaret Mercer of Mont - teat *are visiting Mr, and Mrs, A. Pat- terson, Mr. Ind Mrs, Norman Wheeler and. J'o'anne:, of Detroit are visiting Mr, and Mrs. T:'M. Wheeler. , Miss Ellen Scott of London is spending a ,few days - alt her home here. Miss Jessie Cameron .of Clinton is visiting Miss. Ahvna Affkenhead. Miss iDlorothy Swan spent last week. in London. - Miss Irene Snyder of London is spending herholidays at her home here, Mr. and Mrs! Irvine Schilbe of ,Zurich spent Sunday with Mr. tad Mrs. ,G. Swan, • Mr. James McCully returned 'home last 'week from 'Delhi where 'he waa- wodking in the tobacco fields. .Mr. Lawrence 'Reid of Toronto and Mr. Stanley Reid of Hamilton and Mrs. Woods of St. Helens visited at • the home of Mrs, Charles 'Read this week, Mrs. Thompson of • Sarnia, vdais spent the past week with her tnohlter, Mrs. Stevens, in the village, ,returcned Ito her home last week.' ,Mas, ,Atex. Mustard 'Str.,..is.. visiting 'friends in 'Tiverton this week, DUBLIN Me. and Mrs, Joe Jiordan and fam- ily spent Sunday with .Mr.. and ,Mrs. J. Meagher. - :MT. (Ed. Scoins spent a 'few days with 'his sister, Mrs. Jbim Darling. Mrs. Frank ,Kenny had a yisit from her son, John, of Detr'oit, 'Mich. Margaret Strobl) and her only bro- ther, 'William, Kitobener, are guests with 'their grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Burns, Laurier Ave. East., Mrs. Elizabeth INlagle, -Des's born, Mich., is ,the .guest of Mrs. Alex. Dar- ling and her many friends in the vil- lage. Site leaves today for Monkbon, 'Ont. The nine-year-old •son of Mr. Lloyd Elliott, south of the village, broke his right arm while :playing in the trawl, Mrs. Murray is quite ill at her. hone. Mr. and Mrs. 'Edward Desmarais and daughter, Lenore, 'Chicago, spent tele 'weeks with Mr. and Mrs. (Alex. Darling and Michael. - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Devereaux of Chicago, have gone West again, 'Mrs. Catherine Stapleton and daughter, (Gertrude, spent three weeks in Dettroit, with 'her ,two .sisters in that city. While there they visited (Green- (field village, Ford Rotunda and all - points of interest, Mrs. !Gar .Smith has 'returned £'ram a visit to Hamilton, her native city. - Patrick McConnell is practicing law in Toronto. Dr, Frank Stapleton has opened his dentistry offices in Toronto. TUCKERSMITH Mr, 'Will Landsborough, who has spent the last few month's at Oshawa, returned home last week, Mr. Wiil1 W4titanore's fanvily of '1io- ron'to, have been spend ng a .very pleasant holiday at their uncle's, Salm Wdtitmorc. Mrs. Thos. • Goleman returned home .Saturday afterr spending a few wee'ks - with' her daughter, Mrs. 'Geo. John- ston at Varna. If the weather keeps 'fine, this week will see the greater part of the harvest nn the barna. Mc find Mrs. Russell Coleman' and family and Mrs. Tlhbs. Coleman call- ed an Mrs, ,Eldinuatd Troyer- at Brig - den on Sunday and found her rnztnsh improved in healith: They then spent the rest of the day in 'S'annia with friends. Want -and' ,r Sale. Ads, 0. week, 215a,