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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-11-18, Page 5THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1937 THE SEAFORTH NEWS : sf0: n These items good till Nov. 2.idit SPECIAL SAL OF AYLMER CANNED FOODS AYLMER'CHOICE PEACHES 2s squat per case $3.00 AYLMER WHITE CORN 2s per case $2,00,,,..,. SUNLIGHT SOAP (SAVE THE CARTONS) AYLMER ORANGE MARMALADE 32 oz. AYLMER PUMP 2CATSUP s AYLMER PER BTL. 12 oz. btL .,.. ..... Aylmer Diced Beets, 2s squat . .. . . ... ... . . .. 2 Tins 19e 2 TINS 2 TINS 4 CAKES PER JAR KIN Choice 2 TINS 25c 17c 2�1 cr 2 c 19c 1.5c Aylmer Diced •Carrots, 2s squat 2 Tins 19c Aylmer Irish ,Stew, 155/2 oz. 2 Tins 25c Aylmer Peas & Carrots, 2s squat 2 Tins 29c 2 Tins 25c 2 Tins 25c per tin 15c per Tin 23c 2 Tins 19c per Tin 21c per Tin 17c per tin 21c per tin 23c per tin 19c Aylmer Pineapple, Sliced, Crushed Tid Bits, 16 oz. 2 tins 35c per Tin 29c Corn,2s Bantam Golden Aylmer Choice ' Aylmer Peas, No, 4 Sieve 2s Aylmer Honey Drop Peas, sieve 3s, 17 oz. Aylmer Asparagus, 12 oz., Tips Aylmer Infant's Food Aylmer Apricots, size 2s squat Aylmer Red Pitted Cherries, 2s squat Aylmer Raspberries, 2s squat Aylmer Strawberries, 2s squat Aylmer Pears, !Bartlet Choice, 2s squat Aylmer Boned Chicken, 7 oz. New pigs, large, juicy 2 lbs. 1')c New Seeded Raisins—seeds out 2 H)s, 2)c NewFigs. fancy-, in pkgs. each 10e New Pitted Dates 2 lbs, 23c New Glace Cherries 'n tit 13c per 11'1 23c per but. 1 5c 2 ilis 2tie. ) 11)c'. )7 ills.3c New Candied Pineapple, Green. Red or ()range , `a IL. 15c New. Le\ia Raisins with seeds 2 lits. 25c New Shelled Almonds `4 lb. 15c farshinallcotvsc 1 Iii. hag each 23c 1-1untbugs, Candy per 111. 1'+r New Cut feel, 1..0.C. New .11iple Cider. 26 oz. Mince Meat. 11 appyvalc New Currants, Cleaned New Sultana Raisins oss J. issN s k Walker s FUNERAL UNDERTAKING TAKING SERVICE —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 roat rya tnealangoomeammasetmemsomesamossuasesramagseor PHONE 8 PHONE '77 MAY LANE AUX. ISZY Tim i ,ankolirriu5 meeting of the I \I at Lan,: 1.\uxiliary tf N•orfhside United Church was hell on Wednes- iay evening, "N , 1173 ,lith the ladies 'of the \\.\I.S. present -as guests. Af- ter the worship service and prayer by .the •president .Mrs. Close, Mrs. ,Rus- sell gave the treasurer's report. 'Miss S, I. Wood presided over the second part a'f the meeting. I.\ hymn, ''Come ye that love the Lard," was sung, fol; lowed by ;prayer by :lbs, Ross Say- 8uge, A most pleasing duet w:as . .1;1114 w Miss Margaret t'riclt and. Miss 1Mhal Timid-Jun,.accompanied ;by -.Miss Mary- Barber. - The Scripture reading was takers by -11rs. Gallop. Alis, tiara Mt:Cowan of Myth, just SEAFORTH MARKETS Flogs, per cwt. $8.00 ELIMVIL'LE Mrs. U. johns visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Alec Johns 111 Luran. Mr. Norman !Diehl of Kennicatt was a Sunday visitor at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. 1•Vm. Bradshaw, Miss Ruth Skinner is spending some time with Mr. and Infre, Carl Weitzman at Niagara dulls, N.Y. Mrs. Matt. Routly of=Kirkton vis- ited last week with Mr, and Airs. 1Vm. Rattly. Mrs. Tharrw Murch 'and Donna, also Mrs. 'Gem 'Kellett visited •the first of last week with .lir. and Mrs. 'Steph. Pyne at Corunna. lir. and Mrs. Pyne had the misfortune to have their hoose destroyed by 'fire the week previous ,to their visit. Rev. A. E. and Mrs, 'Johns, •Pahl, Edward and Ruth !Tohns ,ol• 1-Iantilton were week -end visitors at the hotne of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Johns. Miss Thelma O'Reilly of Sarno was a visitor in the village last ween lir, and Mrs, John Brock and -family visited with ,[r. and Mrs. Leon Reilly over the week end. Thelma re- turned home with them. Quite a number of the Young Peo- ple are attending- the Teacher's Train- ing School at Creditoit',this week. Mr. 'and' Mrs. John'I-Teeth-Tian, Mr. Bert Herdman ansl Miss Mary Herd- man visited with Mr. and 'Mrs. .Enos i-la'rdman near Varna last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johns and son of Hibbert were Sunday visitors with Mrs. 4'..Jnluts. JUNIOR FARMERS, The !Junior Farmers IEiaekey Lea- gue will include 'the same six teaatns which ;played in the ,group last year, 'Winthrop, ']Tiab!lit1 IKittibtrnt. 'Klippen, St, Col umlb+an 'and 'Fig,inondt,ille, returned from West China where she has thee/ an,aged as teacher of the missionaries children, gate a very lu- cid and interesting talk on present conditions there. After the singing of "Sun of my soul," and the Mizpah benediction the meeting was closed, but a most delicious and abundant lunch foil net KIPPEN Mrs, Roht. Dayman is holidaying with friends in Detroit, The many ' friends of Mrs. Dan llcldirk will he sorry to 'know that she is. quite 119 and a speedy recovery is hoped 'for. Miss Edna 1)aynntn returned 'home from Pontiac and Detroit, Mich.. where she spent a very pleasant caea- tion with friends, - Mrs. ;Tack trough of Gnderich, Mr. and Mrs. 1'as. Aitehe.son and daugh- ter Mildred of Seaforth: Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Hubbard of Detroit and kir. Melville AlrClylumtt also of Detroit visited with Air. and Mrs: Robert Dayntan and family during the week. lfes, J. D. Stewart returned, home from London after spending 11 very pleasant visit with friends. The Nippon East \V.1. meets at the. home of Mrs. Harry Caldwell esti Wednesday evening, Nov. 211th:, The guest speaker for the evening will be Mr. 1V 0. .Golding; ALP. The roll call, a noted pioneer character of this district. The hien are cordially in- ;sited to stag euchre. Plan to attend our animal euchre and dance in 'Hen- son '1 riday night. I O RN Dalton -ln Se.,tt Memorial Hospi- tal, Seaforth, on Saturday, Nov. :113, 1,937, to Air. and Airs. Maurice Dalt- on, Dublin, R.R, 1, a ,daughter, Pryce-,In .Scott .Memorial : Hospi- tal, Seaforth, on Tuesday, Nov. '116, 111913.7, to lir. and Mrs. (John. Pryce, Dublin 'R.R11; a daughter. TOWN TOPICS Mr, and Mrs, !Ali Smith of Hen- salt have moved to E a•mondville, and twill make their home with her mother, Mrs. Fred Kennings, for the present. Mrs, 1.,. T. DeLacev .spent the week -end in Toronto, Mr. 'Glen Hays of Toronto spent the week end with lois mother, Mrs. Jantes ,Hays. 11r. and Mrs, W. S. R. Holmes and daughters Isabel and Gertrude an 1 sun Cecil of Clinton .spent Sunday at the home of Alr. and Mrs. iA, L. 11'orteous, Miss Catherine Lloyd of Chathatt was a guest of Alis. Olive McCormick Mr. R. J. Me\9illan left this week for iFlor!da to ;pend the winter. The Misses I'ergtison spent sev eral clays last week an Toronto where their 'brother, Mr, George Fergusot underwent a serious operation, Mise jean 'Ferguson remained in 'Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Coates of Lomita' spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ament. \[r, 111 ugh Oke cif Hamilton hien the week end at his hone. 820,000:00 ACTION OVER R. J, GIBE'S DEATH \\incisor, Nov. 1115-..,.1 :rut in the highway blamed for an automobile crash in which 'Richard john i( ihb 33, Stratford', tinrd', w t: fatally iujttrcd wit.; Idled a fen• lours after the acctrlertt by the ,Ontario departttieut of high- ways, w'itfteSsec testified .-in Supreme Court today In a $20,Ot10 damage ac- tion brought by ,Gib-b's father a,1i1li1.t the highways department, The rase is continuing. The witnesses, Leonard d3oller and James Byer, who live near the scene of the accident which occurred in Nu. vomiter, 1933, said a rut approximate- ly I18 inches deep and 11111e inches wide 'ryas noticed by 'theme three weeks previous to the fatality. The 1.111 was at the edge of the pavement, Gibb wase killed w11e11 a car driven br Jack 'Gordon, London, in which he was a passenger, - skidded and crashed into a tree and a hydro guy wire. 1Cordon and two women ,pas- sengers were injured., t ordon said 'his ear ran into the rut when he 'failed to notice a narrowing hi the road, He said he was driving 25 to Al miles an hour. Questioned 'by ° E. G. Thomson,—,Of Stratford, counsel fo,r John Uibh fa- ther of the taetiut„ witnesses said them •were: Siklls tri warn of ittr- rowin, of ihe toad but that t sign 1184 ha en erre to n :Mice the accident, Gibb Sr. testified his Son contribut- ed zllloltt) to $1i;2i10 each year ids the upkeep of the hunts. The ease _is ne- in_ tried ,y (Justice T. t7. \lakin . The late IR. J; 1,thli was a :former resident of .`iealfordt, conning herr in 1905 and operating a dry goods store for a number of years. - COMMERCIAL HOTEL On TUESDAY, NOV. 23 Mr. 1 B. KNIGHT Will Display LADIES' AND GENTS' SAMPLE HAIR GOODS Telephone Hotel for an Appointment :1dr'ice on Scalp, Hair '['intim etc„ etc. W. T. PEMBER STORES Limited - 129 YONGE ST., TORONTO .ONTARIO SAINT ANDREW'S SUPPER & CONCERT Egmondville United Church TUESDAY, NOV. 30 St. Andrew's (Night—Supper at 6 pm. Programme: Scotch Songs and Reci- tations, Mr. James Scott, Seaforth, Soloist, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knapp of London, Scotch songs, in :I•Iighland costume, -Miss Margaret Charters, Mrs. Alex Lillico: Scotch recitations. Rev. ' A. W . Shepherd, Address: "Scotland — Roinance, Humour, Pathos and Chuckles. Admission '51)c. Women's 'Association, Egmondville'United Church S.C.L Cornmenceent In Cardno's Hall, Seaforth Friday, Dec. 3 ' At 8 P:M. iRush seats 29c. Can be ex -changed for res ens id seats at Alberhant's 'Detrg Store on and after Friday,'Nov, 216... PAGE FIVE BRUCEFIELD The W.M.S. of Brttcefield United Church celebrated' Phe Diamond Jubi- lee of their organization on ,Noi'eth- ber I11(th, The meeting was held in the church auditorium with over eighty ladies present. Mrs. Haugh presided and read the call to worship. Ps. 92- 1-2, after which we sang rfour verse's of hymn 680, "7 to the hills will lift mune eyes." The responsive reading was Ps. 915:1.47. and a Bible reacting prepared by Mrs. E. H'. Sawcrs (a former pastor's wife) founded on Psalm 23. was read 'by Mrs, John \Vittsou. Prayer Was offered by Mrs. W. A. Bremner. Mrs. las. McQueen, who is the only charter member liv- ing, gave a historical -.sketch' df the early days of the auxiliary. Airs. Met Queen's router, Mrs. Lanlsborongh, was the first president, and although they Lived miles from church, they always tried to the present at the meetings, Mas. ;McQueen made an. appeal for more members, for in the last two years we have lost many fait9Itil members. Mrs, Rattcnhur5, who will celebrate her ,.90th birthday November .11311,, was called to the platform and presented with a Life \It1u'bvih!f Certificate from the anx- ilitry. .\ short history- of the .Kelly Circle ch organized in 11013 by Mrs. \\-alter Kelly seas given by 'Mrs C. B. Baird, It was organized for the benefit of the girls who were past the Mission Band age, The Circle raged 't"4,G00 besides -ending clothing I0 the needy, heforc they amalgamat- ed with the se!fitirsociety in l)eccm- her, 1917, \iis; 1:11111 Bovey reported on the work accomplished during the last ten years when over 44000 was sent to the •1 reshyteria1 treasurer, 'Mrs, Addi- son told of the work of the Marion Oliver Circle Which wet, orlan!z,'d in 1429, Mrs. Neil MelGreghr, the first leader of the 'Mission Band, was un- able to .be present, but from whom a most interesting letter was road. Mes- sages of good mill were received front Airs. (Ree) W. D. 'Me4Intosh, Dres- den. and Mrs..Annie McDonald, Dun- das both former presidents. :\ duet hy,\frs, Alton Johnston and Mrs. To491 Cairns, and a violin selection •hr \I; 1r:va Stackhouse: with Mrs. \Val - tet Alcheat'h, aernutpanist, were rem intteb appreciated. Mrs. J. B. Mus. - fa d reported for the Baby Hand. '11115' offering was recti, ed and the dedica- tion prayer given by ;Alis. 11•,1111, We then joined in :tinging hymn (mu "AG People that on Earth 'Do Dwell." ks this tvas also the Thank Offeror' meeting tintg ice had as Uit .guest speaker. Mrs. Gardiner of Ionde..hor 'Pres- byterial President, who brought won- derful messages from the Dominion Board meeting where she heard- many interesting messages - from missionar- ies t . ionaries who .told of work done in limb hoots' and foreign field.. Mrs. .t,:•,rdi, er said if all the Christian men in'd Women were tilled with the mission. ary spirit there -would be no w'ar bet- ween japan and China to -day. 0d,r also said the W.M.S. was the ,heat(-• organization, yet only one third of the ,v,nnen were members. Airs, C \C. D. Couseus tars 111511 present and spoke e a few words ,in int, tassio 1 she had gathered from 1 'acing the reports and letter.- read. She said i, showed otlr words line on when Alt -- McGregor in her letter remembered words spoken by Mrs. Fair a111,i-t fifty year; ago when the \•Ilasitiu Band was organized. In Airs. - 211si nysh's letter she remembered words spoken by \Irs, Hamilton of Giider:en at tilt symposium held in l0 0. .\ vote *o0 thanks was extended to Mrs. (;'erdin 5'r; and all others who helped in any ways to make alt interesting esting and pri,- Tt;,bte.' meeting After .singing hymn 249 "Jesus Shall Reign \\'hcre'er the Spun Does I-Iis Succes:.ire. Juttrney Run." Mrs. R. Allan closed the meet- ing with prayer. Refreshments were served in the basement. the 81111.1` pine hying giti••ta t•hrce-st,•ry 'hittl lav cake o'nen 'whoirl) Iver,' siTtr lighted candles. - A(r. and Mrs. . Wm. Berry- .,nems Wednesday in Mnncey. Mr, Harold Hnmeburg of Sault Ste Marie visited Mr. and Mrs, Wallace 'Haugh last week. \Tisa ,Jennie Hcigg'arth of London :pent the 'week end with Mrs. W. Haugh. 'Misses 'jean Watson and Evelyn OrOinger. nurses in training in Strat- ford i-Tosi,!tal, spent. Remembrance Day at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson and family spent Saturday in Stratfot-,I. - Mrs. T. Berry of ITensall visited Mrs. •T. Berry on Friday. Mrs. \1. McKay of Fganonriwille is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1Vm. Nesbit, Visitors at the jaulbilee services were Mics Grace ,Addison and her mother, of 'Clinton, Mrs, Ohas. 1•Vasman of Seaforth: Mfrs. A, Rutledge. Mrs; J. Allan, Mrs.' \4ca14ihan, Mrs,. ylclGorr- gie and Miss McKenzie, of lEgmond- vilie and Mrs.- J. 'Kaiser and Mrs. Zuefle of Heisal•1. The people of this district were un- able to hear the radio broadcast of the missionary and maintenance com- titittee of the United Church last Tuesday evening, M•r. Bremner scour ed a copy cif these addresses which he gave to his people at the morning service last Sunday, Mrs. Riley of Brussels spent a few clays with her sister, firs. 1V, Hill. Mr. and Mrs. R. Moutieth and tang ily of LulldOlt, ;peat the week end with Airs. Janet Ross. 'Miss Evelyn 'Grainger of S'tratfiird, spent Armis-tice I)ay at her horne here, \'fr. and Mrs. '.I'. 1.1. 1\ho•eler spent the week end in Stratford. )Jr. tu111 Mrs. T Schilbe of Zurich, and Air, and Mrs, E. Mime of Hen - salt, spent Sunday with Mrs. and Mrs. G. Swan. . Little Margaret Zapf( fs reroverin rapidly from her illness, Be sure and hear the Florida Color- ed Sex let in the (hilted C'hirt'h, Broadening on 'Friday evening under the auspices of the choir, Miss jcssie Grainger of Clinton. visited Mr, and Mrs. John Grainger on slay last week. Miss Elsie Smith is visiting at the home of I)t H. 93, Ross in Seafn•tlt. kir. and Airs, 1', Sholdice of Britis- h.), visited with \1r. and Mrs. A. Ptet- ertiat. \lr rs. \Van. Scott, A. -;Mustard. I. \1l1,le.ur and 11'. \lurdock spent the. week end in Toronto. - Miss Mary McKenzie visited Aira. Janet Ross and Mlrs. Ai, McIntosh last week. Air. tend Afrs. '1', 11, Baird, Air. and Mrs. TT. .\ikenhea1l ;ctteniled a inner ad at Blnevale on Monday. Air. and AI'rs, Schade and fancily of \\'altou, visited Air. and Mrs. A. Zapfe, - HILLSGREEN \Tia Doreen Reichert returned to hoe 11, 1uo niter h %81(111 during theawiti -week,a 1111iitipn Miss 491a Cochrane, 121.2...returtt- ed to her hoose after having :pent several weeks in Montreal where .she had a position. - \hr, Bruce Walker spent a few days ht Hamilton and vicinity, - Miss -Annie •larrott spent a -few- days int 'I'orooto and Snt!thviile, int Quit,' a nnuther took in the auction sales in this locality daring the week. Mr. sad lir.. R. McAllister and daughters Jeanette and Ruth visited friends in Toronto, Mr. and -Mrs. U. F. Andersson' and slaughter Pearl en' Varna visited at the home of Mrs, :M4dAllister.. Mr. H. ti, Samuels of 'Toronto was up looking after his farm during the weekon the Babylon lige. 1'he Navent.her meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary -Society was held at the home of llrs, R. McAllister :on Wednesday, November 10th with 3!rs, 1\'. Turner .presiding. The meet- ing was opened with the theme, The Church in My Life, All Life, All Lands." Hymn 196 was sun„ Respon- sive reading was taken from the hymnary 7511. Mrs. Turner led in prayer. Hymn 243 was then sung. Following this was the treasurer's re- port. 'The questionaire was answered by Miss .Edna Cochrane and Mrs. W. Turner. A react n ' was given by Mist: Rena Ste:phenson. Offering was taken. The December meeting is to be hell in the home of Miss .Annie jst'o11, Hymn 3184 and the meeting closed by treneating the Lord's prayer. HERE ARE 'SOME `OFTHE BEST USED CARS OF THE SEASON - 41 1 ' 1937 Custom Dodge Sedan with Radio and Heater, 11,00 mile; 1 1937 Plymouth Coach with heater 1 1937 Dodge Sedan 1 1936 Dodge Sedan - 1 1936 Dodge Business Coupe 1 1933 Dodge Coach 1 1932 Dodge Truck, stake 1 - 52 Chrysler Sedan, 4 cyl. 1 .1929 Ford Coupe IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A CAR SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY REG. Mc EE DODGE & DE SOTO SALES PHONE 695. GODERICH (1.30.150 Repeated by Popular Request—Atiother Big Major Bowes' t1F Contest nr,ln„'; listll, Settieirth � ray9Novernber26 AT8P,M, ()VER. $50 1N PRIZES Under- 16 Over 16 filet $1'0,00 First $10.00 St.,•ond 3,00 .Second 5.00 l''lircl 2,00 Third 2.00 Fourth 1,00 (Fourth 1.00, SPECIAL PRIZE, $5 cash for Best Looking Girl in the hall. Open to residents of Huron -Perth riding. Donated by W. H. Golding, M.P. Prize of Si,' for the 91 ,hest 1' lIrant wdthiti five mile radius of Seaforth.A9 1 individual dwlations for Special :Numbers. ENTER NOW—Contestants mail entries early to Elmer D. Bell, Sea - forth, Ontario General -Admission: Adults 35c, Children 15c A. limited number of seats are being reserved at 45 cents • each. Plan opens at Aberhart's Drug Store, Seaforth, on - Monday, November 22nd, at 9 a.m, lnintediately following' the contest there tt-ill he a Witt Splendid new time Music.—Admission to Dance 25c Let's 1)1(91 nip'h-n of it. Come and enjoy the ;oust fun you ever had in your life. ruder auspices of the SEAFORTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION or. 1i..-\. McMaster. press: A. Y. -McLean, sec„ G.•F.'Grindro,t, treas. Feed �t For ��7{ R O F I R���t�A=�I••'.- L E [(j PI�ttiCiON C. Formula Layit Mash $2.65 per cwt We have used this formula the past 4 years with very good results. It has given tis 'GOOD PRODUCTION (several hens nt•er 31)1) Eggs) and good health in the, flock with low mortality. Mask Always Fresh Each Week.. Try a Bag and Watch Results. SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM PHONE 251 - 32, - SEAFORTH, ONT.