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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-11-25, Page 5THURSDAY, , NOVEMiBER'25, 1937 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE iJ?ERI November 2.15ith to .Dec. list SULTANA RAISINS NEW CROP PER LB 1 C QUICK QUAKER OATS LARGE, plain PER PKG 19 c HELMET CORNED BEEF 12 oz. 2 TINS 2 d; 2 TINS 21c PER TIN'Oc' SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE MAPLE LEAF PEAS size 2s sieve CHRISTMAS SATIN MIXED CANDY 2 LBS 1 [ andv Ammonia per pkg. Sc• each l5c is 39c • per pkg. 22c each 27c pkg...... per pkg. 23c Bruce's Bird Seed each 15e 1,ifeliuuy Soap (1. pkg, Flinsi:t sultan free with 3. rakes) for 25c L.ibhv's Purls & Beans, 21 oz. 2 tins 19c 'fender- leaf Tea, -finality assured per pkg. 2tic Pure Lard lib cartons , Bee i1 iv e Corn Syrup ... 2s -18c; Chips() (Suction Suets) Win a car a{enapltill'� \Vheat Berries: 5 it bag Kellogg's .All Bran, large with sampler "BAKING SUPPLIES" Bleached Sultanas—Finest Currants, Cleaned Peel, Citron Peel, Cut 1' lb. pkg. Pineapple, Glace, Slices Dates, Sair Pitted Shelled Almonds per lb 19c 2 lbs 27c Peel, Lemon and Orange per lb 25c per ib. 35c per pkg. 15c Cherries, Glace %4 lb 13e • lb 15c 2 lbs 23c • lb 15c • lb 1Oc 2 lbs 19a per tin 10c Extracts, Lemon and Vanilla 3 btls 25c 4 lbs 25c Superior Baking Powder 8 oz. each 14c 16 oz. each 23c Fleichman's Yeast.., Join the Murray go Round each 4c Shelled Walnuts, Quarters Cooking Figs Cardinal Molasses, 1%s Yellow Sugar French Creams Chocolate Drops Christmas i\ stirs Ciutcolattec., 3 let fancy lies CANDY per 11, frac per Lb 19c etch 73c 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 diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 ELIMVILLE Mrs. Rich. j.nhns who has been in- disposed during the :past week is ,re- covering. Mrs. Sant Pyrn spent several days last week with her daughter. Mrs. James Kirkland at Lumley. Mr. Henry 'Johns had the mis- fortune to fall and crack a rib one day recently. \Ve are glad to report that the injury was not serious en- ough to prevent him ;being around, Miss Margaret (Johns spent the w'eelc-end with 'friends at Atwood. 'Pate W. M. S. met for their annual meeting at the home of Mrs, 'IP. Murch •on 'Wednesd'ay afternoon last. The result of the election of officers was es 'follows; Han. President, Mrs. Wm. Johns; (President, Mrs. ((Rev.) Penrose; 1st Vice 'Pres., Mrs, 'R, ID, Hunter; 'Rec. Secretary, Mrs. Ed. Johns; Corr. and Press Sec., Mrs. 'Hy. Ford; Missionary .Monthly Sec.,"Mrs Sher. 'Brock; Temperance Sec, Mrs Frank. Brock; Systematic Giving Sec., Mrs. Writ. !Elford: 'Sup.ply Sea. KGs. Newton Clarke: Community 'Friend- ship ;See. and Associates, Mrs, Alvin Pym, Mrs. R. Batten, Mrs. Sher Hunter, Mrs. Wes. Johns Mrs. Wes, I•Iorne;'Treasurer, Mrs. P. ,Murch; Organist Mrs, Well, Skinner; Supt. Mission Band Mrs, Wm. Elford; Supt. Baby Band, Mrs, Everett Skinner. BORN Cudntore•—'Tn Scott 'Memorial T -Eos- ,pital, Seaforbh, on Wednesday-. Nov, 117, 15(317, to Mr. and Mrs. Stetvna•t Cudnlm•c. Scaufirth a clangiiter. DIED Cook—Rn iTnekersmith, on Mon- day, Nov. 22, ,19317, 1R:ohena Boli, wife of ;Frederick C. Cook, aged 611' ,years. The funeral will take place front On- tario Street (Jnited Church, Clinton, Thursday, INnv. 215, to the 'place •of in- terntentin Clinton Cemetery. ' DUBLIN \I c. and Mrs. James OiReilly held a patty on Friday night. John O'Reilly and (Frank 'Doyle left fur Detroit on Sunday. Mr. James Atkinson spent the week end at 'leis home. Miss ,Rita Stapleton spent the week end at home. Miss Clara Eckart spent the week- end at her hoose. Miss Esther 'Duffy spent the week end at her home. Mr. 'Maurice Dalton is wearing a smile it's a girl. The many friends of Mrs. Joseph O'Connor are glad to see her improv- ing. She returned to her ,home on Wednesday. Miss Lucy Burke spent the week end at her ;home, 1''c are sorry to report the loss of Mr. Emerson 'J. ;Herr, teller at -the Dublin hank, who has been moved to St. Catherines, (He has been replaced by 'Mr. Roth, formerly of Chesley. Miss Helen IICrauskopf, R.N., has accepted a ,position as dental assist- ant in Yt dentist's office in London. Mr. and Mrs. Jams 'Hanley and son Jimmie of Toronto visited his :parents, Mr, and firs. W. 3. 'Hanley. Mr. Patrick McConnell, Toronto, with 'Mr. and Mrs. Dave McConnell.• Dr. Frank Stapleton of Brantford ivas a week -end visitor with his par- ents, \ir, and Mrs. William Stapleton.. .Mui 'Mary 'Gielin, London. with 11 r, and Mrs. fnseph IGivlin. Mr John Darling and Mr. Bob JduTray has returned home from the north where they tcere hunting ::For the least two wee les, and brou;gist 'hack tin lovely deer. 11r ,Donaldlfteithor has returned to his 'home in Biggar, Sack., after a month's visit with .Mr. and Mrs. Alex Darling, TUCKERSMITH Mr.and :Mrs. Robt. Carinochan en- tertained several friends on 'Tuesday evening. it being \fr, Carnoc'htttt's birthday. \1r n.r( 1ir> \\'ill Mason of ,Rollet spent \londay at \:f r..C'eci1 Oke's and. spent the evening at kfr. John Brock's it'fainnil(e. Mfr. R. ('arnochaii held a quilting bee Thursday afternoon. Send us 'the' names of your visitors TOWN TOPICS Mr. AV. N. 1Cnenhtel left ou Wed- nesday- for ;Kitchener where he will reside in future: 'Mn. Katecitltd, who has been a highly esteemed resident of dignioudville for nearly twenty years, recently disposed of 'his home to Mr. John Matson of Bnucefield, who moved in this week. The Sodality Girls are having a dance in the II!O.IO;F, hall on Wed- nesday, Dec. 29. 1'frs, Joe Rckart has returned from Spanish River after spending a few shays with her husband, and reports all is well. The King Construction Co. are still in operation on the roads, The Anderson -Finnigan 'wedding, on page three of this issate, is of in- terest locally, the brick being a cousin of lar. W. J, Finnigan of E'gmand- ville and the groom is a cousin of Mrs. G. C. 'Dale. Seaforth and vicinity have a touch of 'Winter this week, with the groom covered with snow. .\ heavy snow- storm was reported along the lake north front Sarnia, where traffic was tied up over the week enol, heft there was notating like that here. However, icy pavements have made walking and driving rather uncertain. 11r, and ,\frs. J.'F,!Reid of 'Toronto spent the week end with friends in town, - Mayor W. S. R. Holmes of Clinton met with an accident near Aria, on the London ,Road, one evening last week when his ear coilidcd with a road grader. The car was badly da- maged and 11is '\\`orship, together with his wife and slaughter, all of ivhont escaped injury, were bro'ug'ht to Clinton by a Seaforth motorist. 11 rs. L. T. De Lacey leaves Thurs- day to spend a few clays in Clinton before going to Toronto for the win- ter. Mrs. Hableirk and 'Miss Minnie Hahkirk have taken Mrs, DeTacey'; house during her absence, \Ir. Jim Scott of Toronto spent the week end at his. home. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. •R. Dunlop and two children of!Kincardine spent Sunday with 1{r. and Mrs. H. W. Hart. 11ns. C. W. •Cnlelonglt, who has been visiting in Kincardine the utast two weeks, has returned drone. 11r. !Grant 'Gordon of Sarnia was a visitor in town daring the week end. 11r. 'George Parke of 'London spent the week end with his parents, Mr, rand Mrs. R. 1G. 'I'arke, Messrs, M. A. (Reid and H. E, Smith were delegates to the Western Ontario Hockey Assoc'u annual meet- ing at Listowel on Tttesclay. Seaforth will retain its membership in the lea- gue but decision as to entering the sahedu•le this year was postponed be- cause only live players turned out to a meeting at the rink Tuesday night. Miss Evelyn McPherson, who re- cently underwent an operation for appendicitis inOwen Sound, spent a few days last week at the house of Mr. and Mrs, Alex MoNah, before goingtothe home of her parents, lir. and .Mrs. Sam Mc'Pherson, east of Walton. Mr,. and Mrs. Jason Burchill, of Mitchell, celebrated their fortieth wedding 'anniversary This week. Mrs. BurehilI was formerly Miss Ada Rob- inson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. 'Richard Robinson of Seaford'. Mr. ('tendon Christie spent the week end in Toronto, \?r. William 'E'Icoat is visiting Dr. anti Mrs, Glanttietd at MVallacetown before going to Toronto to spend a few months. Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Christie and daughter were visitors Sunday at Moorefield, 'A coupe owinecd by .a Blyth man was towed into Dunlop's garage .Wednesday evening from one mile east of 'Clinton where it 'had slid off the road and turned upside dawn just after coining over 'the top of Staple - ton's hill. The driver w^as unhurt but the car lost a w=heel and the top and front badly damaged. There was a large crowd in Seaforth on Wednesday afternoon attending the community auction sale, DANCE! Here They Come! THE UKULELE ;HILL BILLIES � AT K•IPPEN T 4�+qpE r7 N® ♦ e3O Here's your chance to dance to one of the Snappiest Old Time Bands in Western Ontario General A dniission - 30 cents DANCE! G.W.V.A, HALL, SEAFORTH THURS., DEC. 2nd ERNIE BROWN and MIS 10 -PIECE ORCHESTRA Featuring Sky Baker and His Wailing Trumpet One of Ontario's > Foremost Swing Bands, completed successful summer engagement at Rahn de Voo Pavilion Admission $1 couple; extra lady 25c BRUCEFIELD Tlie November meeting of the M M.S. was in charge of tete life members with Mrs. Stevens and Miss Bowcy as leaders Mrs. Stevens open- ed the meeting with the call to wor- ship and hymn. "God reveals IIist presence" was sung Scripture pas- sages, John 4: 20344; :Acts 2:;41-47; Acts 17; :X24,1. and Iiph. 3: 1(4.21 were read 'by Miss M. :Swan, Mrs, T. Baird, Mr. W. Brenner and Mrs. T. Chapman and prayer was offered by Mrs, C. Brock. The Devotional Leaaf- let, 'T Worshipping Church", was read by Mrs. 'Rattt'nbury. After min- utes, roll call, treasurer's report, busi- ness and offering were taken hymn, tions King shall reign victorious" was sung Mrs -A McQueen read a piece on Christian stewardship and the temperance secretary .Mfrs. 'J, Thompson react. "The Local Option Mote'", 1)tuutg the study period Miss Bowcy read `The .people gatin dark- ness; Mrs. Stevens. The Greathnart of Angola" and Mfrs, t1-1, Aikenhearl, "I)r. jean -jaw the beloved :physician" taken from the second chapter of '•A new church faces a new world Pray- er was offered by Miss E. Bowes.. Afs. ter the t:loein hymn Light of the lunch pilgrim heart", was sung the meeting closed with the benediction. 'I'hc' United Farm '\\Soften held their November tweeting at the home of Mins M au y '1;It.tm with a rand at- tendance. After singing. "Coining through the rye" the tried was re- peated. Roll tall was answered with verses on "peace". Letters from head office were read by Mrs. Hugh Mfr -r Lachlan. Two excelle•n1 papers 011 the topic "The value of music in the house" were given by Mrs, J Snider and Mrs. J, .C'tttrns, During the social program the song "Annie Laurie" was sung. Mrs, Haugh read 11ike Ma(tegor goes to jail". .1 solo seas snag 'by airs. Cairns and Mrs. Clif- ton read :'The chair who is never licked'. iVe then had a discussion on the resolutions which come .before the convention in Toronto this week. .\f - ter the closing song was sung an ex- cellent Burch was served by the host- ess and friends. The i)ecember tutee- ing .will he a joint meeting of the erten and women at the home of kir, and. Mr:. C. Hatigb im the fifteenth. \l'r: 'ffarry 1)uniop of Sintcoe is visiting his grandmother, Alts. Rat- tenbnry. Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop of Chatsworth visited over the week end at the home of \lr. and \Il•.. R. Scott. \!r. and .Mrs. •Batt. Allan, Letts and M;obbv took in the dray tl d air while visiting in Toronto last week. They also ttsited'friends in Dumais. -Mt-. and kers. !Kohn Watson and.fa- mily moved to their nest home in Eg- t ondville: on Tuesday. Best wishes of their neighbors and friends goes with them. An enjoyable evening' was ;pent al the home of NIT. and Mfrs, 1Percy Cole !u honor of their recent Mar- riage, on :November '22:ncl, when about forty relatives gathered there, Mrs, '1 rank Crich opened the program with a few words after which the 1 ryce family of Winthrop gave a musical number. Mr. David Watson made a speech and .Miss Illattie Armstrong recited. The shalom!) family of Wal- ton gave a selection. Miss 'Olive l'ryee sang and Mrs. (Ella Carhert gave a reacting. The P.ryee quartette sang, after which \Irs, \V. Rogerson rear) the address and Miss Elsa Price pre- sented Mr. and Mrs. Cole with a gas lamp, Mr. Cole very suit'a'ble spoke a len- words of thanks and The 'evening closed with games, earcls and hunch, STANLEY Death of Mrs. Wm. Pollock— Mrs. William 1Paltocae, stidow of the late William ;Pollock, Goshen line, Stanley, died .very suddenly at her home on the Bayfield road on Ttics daty, Nov. 23rd in her"716th year The funeral will ;be field from Presbyter- Ian Church at . Bayifeld, nn 'Friday, November 25, at 2:30. Mrs. Pollock was a daughter of the late 'Mr. and Mrs. James .Armstrong of Stanley and 'vas born on the Bron- son Line, After her marriage to Mr. 'Pollock .she resided on the Goshen Line where her son, Mr..Milton Pol- lock now resides; iFollowing Mr, 'Pollocic's death (fisc years ago, Mrs. IPtollock went to live with her _sort, Mr. Ernest Pollock, Bayfield road. where hc'.r death occurred: Surviving are two sons and three daughters: Milton on the homestead, ,Goshen Line, Stanley; ''Ernest, Bayfield Road, Stanley; !Florence, at home; :Mae (Mrs. Copeland), Toronto, and ]Olive who is married and litting near Owen Souncl: also three brothers and four sisters: Dr. 'Janes Armstrong, 'Goy rie Andrew 0. ;Armstrong, Seaforth; 'Archibald Armstrong, Btteytfield; Mrs, ('Dr,) '\i'aAsh, Tara;: .Miss 'Minnie Armstrong, ',R/N„, Loudon,. Mrs. E. Houghton, London, and Mrs. J. W. 'Scott Bly.ttt,• A gang .of workmen commenced this week (building the .Hydro line on Goshen and we expect it 'w'i'll only be a few weeks till the power will ' be 10 -Day Special in PERMANENT WAVES STARTING DEC. IST TO DEC. 10TH A Children's Special 5.00 WAVE FOR 225 A Regular 7.50 Wave for $5.95 A Regular 5,00 Wave for .....$3.65 Also a, SPECIALEnd Curl at $1.95 The Ina Gray Beatify PHONE 229wAbove the Dominion Bank. Feed For PROFITABLE [66 PRODUCTION ,A.C. Formula Laying Mash $2.65 per deet® 11 e it;n e used this feti'tiutla the past 4 years with very good result;. It has given us GOOD PRODUCTION (several hens over 300 Egg's) and good health hi 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. tinned on. The line on Babylon Which hood attended the funeral on Tuesday vas built this fall had the power tarn- of thelateMr. Archibald (Reid of d on two or three weeks ago. Myth, and a former resident of This Ma. "Geo, Andersnit has; purchased locality, one nt the sheds from the. Blake ion- greg.1. n and is having it moved to ifs faros to use as an impletnettt shecl. iter. and \lr:.. Thos. \\'estia'ke and fancily spent 'Friday evening with Mr, and 11r, Archie Armstrong. \rr. and kir,. Fred 'I'nrtter - and Grant visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell on Sunday. Mars, deo Campbell Eagie over Sunday-, ' kir, Keith Westlake made a busin- ess trip to London, St. Marys and St, Thomas last week, Mrs, Madge, who has been spend- ing some weeks at Port E?Igiti and Goticricat, returned amore on Sunday. Vibrant sounds from several direr- tinis break the stillness these days, and it is not the sound of sleigh hells! visited Port HARLOCK The funeral of the late Mrs. Hiram Fisher was held at the home of her detghter, Mrs. Thos.. 'Reid of Downs- view, on \\'ednesday of last week. The remains' were 'brought for inter- ment in Ruin.' cemetery in f-Iullett Towndhi,) She Was in her 86111 year, hitt had been in tailing 'health for the past two years. She •nets a d:otrghter of the tate John \Vat''irt.. having :pent the early part of her life in Huron county. She, with her husband and .family, moved to Work county some 38 years past where herhusb- and predeceased her a feet years ago. A family of three daughters and four sons survive. The many beautiful floral tributes testify to the esteem in which she was held, \\re wish to ex- tend sincere sympathy to the family a'ftd friends. fiutlrtt doses another of her pion- eers in the person of !Archie Reid, latterly of Blyth. He was a native .of Lanarkshire, S•cotiaarl, conning to Canada when a child %vitt his :parents. He is the last of a family of ten. The greater part of his life •was spentt on the homestead on the dlOth cortt,tsinn of 'Hullett. He ''as a faithful t"ember of Burns' 'Presbyterian Church until his removal to Blyth some nineteen years ago, He was in his both year and had enjoyed comparatively' good health until recently. The funeral was conducted .by ,Ret Mr, ,Brooke from his late resictence in B•loth out '.Tues- day 'afternoon of 'this 'week, interment in Burns' Cemetery. 'Sincere syn- paths is extended tet all the friends. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, :Reid \Ir, 'and Mt-. Peter Fi»het, kir; iJamcs J1'isher and Mr, and Mia Hicks, of bear' To- ronto visited one clay last seek af`the home of \Jr. and :Mfrs. Bent 'Allen. 11r. 11elritle Shannon went tri To- ronto last tveek, Miss 'Rosamond Appleby spent the week end and .Sunday at the home =of her grandma and uncles, Mrs, Jennie, Ernest and Ward 'Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ,Appleby and Marion visited on Sunday at the 'home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Isaac (Rapson. Quite a number from this neighbor VARNA Mr. George Connell, accompanied 'ley his.son .Roy, of ITuc'kersmith, at- tended the Royal Winter Flair and visited the former's daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs, (Gordon iytarks, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Clatter spent the week end with- their daughters and other Friends in London. Mr. and Mfrs. Grassie have returned after spending a month with their daughter, Mrs. ''\M'ilclford of Hay Tp. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Austin of Sea - forth spent Sunday in Varna. Miss Ester, of Minneapolis . is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. McCon- nell. Mr, .and Mrs. Seeley of Clinton called of Mrs. Austin Sunday. 'On (Friday night the many friends a'nct kind neighbors of Mr. •anti Mrs. Ostrom of 'Goderic'h Township met in the stall .where a miscellaneous show- er was given to help replace part of the loss they suffered when their home and all the contents were dest- royed by fire. The Varna Library board met on Monday night at the librarian's home. ROXBORO, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scott spent the week end ts'ith friends in Toronto. Mr. 'Duncan McCowan spent a weelc with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brough of IGoderich. • 'We extend our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Joseph Una in the loss of her mother, Mrs. Fred Cook, of Clinton, who passed ass -ay suddenly at her home on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. John Bryant and twins, 1Jack and Jim and Donald and Ronald of London spent Sunday with the former's parents, .Mr. and Mrs. James Bryant. Mr. and 'Mrs. !Foster Bennett- and children of Seaforth spent . Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W€iley Agar, (Miss Rosamond lAppleby spent the week end with her grandmother, Mrs. Knox of Harlock. Mrs. lGeo. Eaton spent a couple of clays with her daughter, Mrs. Peter 'McCowan. SAINT AND:R'EiW'S SUPPER & CONCERT T Egmondville United Church TUESDAY, NOV. 30 St, Andrew's Night -Supper at 6 p.m. PROGRAMME: ,SCOTCH SONGS AND RECITATION Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knapp of Lon- don—Scotch Songs in Highland Costume Mr, James Scott Miss Margaret Charters Mrs. Alex Lillico Mrs. W. A. C. Shepherd, A.T.C.M., London, Accompanist Rev. A. W. Shepherd -Scotland; Ro- mance, Humor, Pathos and Chuckles Admission '50c, Women's ,Association, Egmottd'vi11e United '0hurcb