The Seaforth News, 1937-12-02, Page 5THURSDAY,. DECEMBER 2, 1937
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE
1)ur prices Dec. 2nd to Dec. 11111
JAMS, Raspberry or Strawberry
.32 oz. St. Williams
MAPLE LEAP SALMON
Red Sockeye %s
PER JAR24
g'
PER TI'N:
16c
GOLDEN MIXED NUTS
All New, 5 Varieties
2 LBS. 39c
PRUNES, Santa Clara.
40 x 50 size
2 LBS. 23c
BISCUITS
MAN!N•ING'S COCOANUT FINGER. per lb. 17c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
2 TINS 19c
Pie Cherries, Aylmer Solid Pack per tin 15c
5 tins 25c
Peameal Back Bacon, in piece or sliced per lb. 30c
Derby Cheese /s per pkg. 15c
Carnation Evaporated Milk, small., each 5c
Tall each 10c
Asparagus Cuttings, Tasty Cut, Aylmer per tin 15c
Brunswick 'Sardines
Cut Mixed Peel, L.O'C
New Pitted Hallowi Dates
New Unpitted Hallowi Dates
New Pitted Sair Dates
Schneider's Smoked Cottage Rolls
Fresh •Picnic ' Ham
Dog Foods in tins 1s
Luncheon Tongue, is
'Oranges, good size and juicy
Grapefruit, Texas Seedless
per 'lb. 23c
2 lbs. 29c
2 lbs. 19c
2 lbs,..23c
lb. 23c
lb 15c
each 12e
each 25c
doz. 21c
6 for 25c
BAKING NEEDS
New Currants
Sultana Raisins, new
Raisins, Lexia with seeds 2 tbs 25c
Seeded Raisins 2 tbs 29c
Pineapple, Glace Ring's �4 1'b 15c
I/ .lb ]3c
per tb 25c
per ib 35c
'34 th 15c
per pkg. 1Ot'
2 th,t 19c
2 abs, he
2 rtes 27c
2 tbs 25c
Glace Cherries—red or green
Peel, Lemon or Orange
Peel, Citron
Shelled Almonds
Table Fig's, i oz. Cello pkg.
('oohing Dig's
icing Sugar
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
PHONE 3
PHONE
7
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers furnished
Night orday phone 67
DUBLIN
We are very sorry to 'hear that Mr.
'Pat 'Morris is on the sick list.
Miss Marion !1)1'1.1 is visiting rela-
tives in. Detroit.
Messrs. Joseph and Clayton Looby
returned 10 Alliston this week.
Mr. James Shea is 'visiting friends
in Chicago.
Afr. '511(1 Mrs. John Brennan were
Sunday visitors in 'Dublin.
Mr. and \lr, John Me(ratda spent
last week visiting friends in 'Toronto,
Mr, 'Michael 'Coyne attended the
Royal Winter VP:a r last week.
Mr. and \![,rs. Philip 'Hartman visit-
ed Mrs. Pat Ryan last Suntday.
The young people of yids vicinity
are eagerly .looking forward to the
annual Christmas dance to he held on
C'hristntas night at Loohy.'s Hall
from eight to twelve o'clock and also
the 'New Years 'Eve parity to dance
the 'Old Year trot and the New Year
in. '.\ smart !band has ;been obtained
for these two occasions and a singer
will accompany the 'band.
31 les "menet. Smith entertained
the 'Young People ,recently.
Misses 'Dorothy and Veronica ll'v,l-
yttea'u,e spent the week enl with re-
latives at Dasliwood.
\•Ir. 'Charles Penn intends to leave
this week `for ' his Monte in Toronto.
Mystery of "The Murder Without A
Motive
fAn article in the !A'merica, Weekly,
with the !i)ecem'ber 13 issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times, reporting the
strange story of the search for a
"grey main" who killed a young ,girl
in a lonely lovers i.ane- ;rind iso ,nine
can even 'guess the reason why.
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Wheat, per bus 940
Buckwheat, per bus .''56c
KIPPEN
The Kippcn 'East W.I. met at the
home of Mrs. Harry " Caldwell on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 24th with
a good attendance. The president op-
ened the meeting, all joining in sing-
ing the Opening Ode. The bible tead-
ing ,was given by Miss Sarah Sinclair.
Miss Gertie Martin played a piano
scilo and Mrs..Broadfoct had a splen-
did report of the, Institute conven-
tion held in Loudon a few weeks ago.
Nearly every one had the name of a
pioneer character for the roll call and
!'Irs, Cole gave a short sketch on the
Buyutanship course that she attended
few- week, ago. The .president then
introduced 31r. W. IH. Golding,
and he gave a very interesting talk.
describing "the work of a mcmtber of
parliament, and the parliament build-
ings, The meeting was closed 'b,,. the
singing 01 the national anthem. The
laches then gathered round the tablesr
where the men had been enjoying a
good game of euchre. :Lunch Was
served during which everyone took
part in ar very interesting and amus-
ing contest.
•Otr members will hold their annual
banquet at the home of Mars. 'G. Me -
Lea Oil .Friday evening, Dec. 11Oth.
Roll wall to he .responded to 1t.y a gift
for the Children's 'Shelter.
kin John C. Dole. of .Detroit ac-
companied by his friends, 31 r, Wayne
Parkinson 1,1.1 1.. and Mrs. Parkinson,
also of Detroit, .:ancl little slaughter
Patricia were week end guests of the
former's mother and sister.
\7r.!Andrew - Bell has treated him -
soli t0 a new Dodge - ear which he en.
joys tory inuch.
MANLEY
Thr road west of here Iunown as,
Jim ',pith's hill, has been repaired
and , ur .mail carrier rier is pleased as he
had considerable trouble climhin,g the
detotir on the ntnrldy' hill. 'rho crush-
'er which had.been set most of ,the
season to lower the hill, is note set in
Tin Sentt'•spit near Seaforth and will
operate there 'if fine •w"ea tiler Continues
as the roads are in _good conditio'n
since they froze up.:
TOWN TOPICS
\I t . Margaret Stewart of :Red
Dee, !Alta., arrived this w'eck i+)
tend the winter nits 31a Alex
Steuart, Side .ire •I.
Miss jean Stewart of Toronto stent
he wcc!c curl with hf•r ,sister, Mrs,
11 'i2, 'Plant,
lits .Annie [Hutt of Ingersoll is
,u riding a •couple of days with Mr.
and His. lances .Re *olds.
Mrs. Russell Sproat is visiting
friend, in F'e'gt,s.
Afr. Evart Ree hie •nf Toronto 'spent
tile week end with his 'parents., Mr,
ativl \', 31 12'Renals,
lir.Mrsand \irs.. Harry Charlesworth
of Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. \V., C. (,iweulock E,gmonchdle,
1.V.e are pleased to hear that Miss
Juliann l(nuny, who fell several weeks
ago and injured her band, is progress-
ing nicely. She is making her 110015
with her site, Mrs. C. F_ckart,
.lir. Elmer Shade returned 'home
for the winter from the Raynor's
Construction Company, having: spent
the summer at Toronto, [P'owassan
and 'Galt.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hartman and
Mr. and Mrs. Allipon'se Debits of
:Zurich visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Hartman on. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Theodore .lfi'ttel'holtz
of Zunc'h visited "their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. 'John 'Hartman, Sunday,
3Lrs, Sant Townsend spent a pleas-
ant week end in Toronto visiting
friends.
Large congregations attended the
the anniversary services in 'First
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
'Tire rink has been -flooded and if
the cold weather .keeps up, skatin'g
will be in full swing this week.
FIND CAR
nA car owned !by H. O'berly, Tees -
water, and believed to have 'been
used. by Norval. Bell lie 'gds escape
from Walkerton jail, was found on
Tuesday at the 'Seaforth fair grounds.
Mr. 'Leslie 'MrCI'ure notified police
'that. 'he 'had noticed the car near the
main 'huild•ing for some time. 'I't had
probably 'been there since Bell's es-
cape about November 9th. The car
still conitai.ncd some painting equip-
ment of IO:herly.
CONSTANCE
\I r. Bernard ,Notl commenced his
chopping otterations on 'Tuesday of
this week for (Ile winter months,
Mtr, William Clarke is at present
cotChned to his bed. His ninny friends
ltltttc for a speed!' recovery,
lir. and Mrs. ,George Layton of
'Exeter visited at the 'home of Mr.
and'Mrs. fame; Nterld on F1'iday.
\'lis. 'Medd rc.ttirned. home w•itli them
for a few Clays' visit.
\I r. and 31rs, fNc,blt' of lhlr'tlt and
tlteir son of Westfield visited at the
home of Mr. :and Mrs. John 'Fergttsnu
recently.
Miss Hulett Britton spent \Vedn'es-
day night at the home. of Mr, and
Pias, Walter Brondfont of near
Walton.
.\frs. \V. Thompson returned 'ltotne
from. Toronto on Monday.
Air, and firs. John I-Ines•ton of
Corrie and Mrs, Denman of 13 -russet's
'visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Britton on
\Wednesday.
The \\', 7LS. held their 'Chankrtffer-
ing meeting in the hone of Mr. and
Mrs, \Vass Britton on Thursday. The
nteeti•n.g ripened with the president,
\irs. Britton presiding. After singing
a hymn and prayer -by Mrs. Lindsay
the business was discussed. Miss Try
Simmons .gave the closing chapters
of the Study Book on "Men and Wo-
oten of Far Horizons:' in her Pleas-
ing manner. Rev, Mr. ;Gardiner ,gave a
short ,missionary address takers from
Jonah 41:2, .w Bich was much appreciat-
ed. Doris Lawson read the 'devotional
leaflet, "The Christian 'Fellowship nl
the C.11Itrelt," after which a number of
the women 'told what the fellowship
of the climich had meant to :thcna.
Closed with a hymn and prayer by
'Alis. Gardiner, Lunch w -as 'served.
DANCE!
Auspice- !if Young Ladies' Sodality
AT DUBLIN ON
Friday Dec. eC.3
Featuring KEN FERGUSON
And His Aristos Orchestra
,.\-3)3,ad 215c
DON'T FORGET THE
8TH ANNUAL
Christmas Nite
DANCE
AIND
New Year's Eve
FROLIC
At Dublin
BRUCEFIELD
Miss :Irene Snyder of London
spent the week end with her parent
Mr. and Mrs. john Snyder.
i, and Mrs. I h ('0111sh and
family spent Sunday at Elinvdlle.
311. and Urs, C. Halstead and Floyd
of Stratford spent Sunday with Mr,
and 23 re. T. Th Wheeler.
Miss Ellen Scott of London silent
the week end at her home here.
Mrs. Alice H'ohner spent Sunday
in i;xeter,
Miss M. E. Swan is visiting in
Handl ton.
Messrs. 'Frank Layton and S. Lobb
ref Clinton Tailed an C. 1). Simpsoni"rkiay,
Mr, and sirs. J. Kaiser .of I3en,a11
and son .Tack of Detroit called on
friends an the Bill ge •ou Sanrday,
Mr. and Mrs, W Haugh and Allan,
Miss !Ann and James MI cNaughtou
visited Mr. 'a;nrl Mrs. 1.'fdNntglrton of
Bothwell. '
Amiss Kathleen Elliott is at present
nursing) her uncle, Mr. Jas, Reid of
Rayfield, who is 111 with 'typhoid fev-
er.
!'frs. Wm. VRattenbu'ry is confined
to 'her bed with 'lum'bago. IHer many
friends hope for a sP,eedy recavicey.
Several from here attended the.
Presbyterian anniversary services in
Seaforth on Sunday last.
'Mr. Jac. McrNaugh'ton, Miss Anne
McNaughton, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Haugh and Allan spent the week- end
with '3Ir. and Mrs. Webster MdNau-
ghton of Bothwell.
.lir. and Mrs. Wiliialnson of Wal-
ton, visited at' the ihotne of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex, Sbu'ter.
Mrs, 3M. Stevens' spent a rely days
with her daughter, Mrs. Esley , at
Mount Forest.
Mrs. J. A, Manson of 131ake visited
with Mr, and Mrs. 'Harry Zapfe on
Monday night.
'Mrs. Alec Broadfoot of the Mill
road left last Friday for Hearst. Mrs.
Broadfoot will be greatly missed in
her neighlrorhootl.
\ir. and -Mrs. . ffas, Walker and dau-
ghter, Mrs. 7'iutry Brown, have got
nicely settled in their new home in
Clinton. They have dived so long in
the community they will be much
missed 'by their friends and neighbors.
Several hones on 'Highway No. 4
in this vicinity were invaded Eby rob-
bers on Saturday evening. Money and
jewellery was taken.
BAYFIELD
Miss Jessie Metcalf of -Detroit and
\dr. \Vit Metcalf of Pittsburg' ;pent
the American Thanksgiving ni'th
their mother, Mrs. W. Metcalf,
Ur. \I 7Iern'er arrived home last
weds •haring spent dee summer with a
road eons'truction company up in l'ar.
ry Sound district,
]ir, and. Mrs. Atkinson of Detroit
spent the week end at their cottage
here.
\lr. and Mrs. 1'. Davidson of De-
troit were visiting the forincr's moth-
er. \'Irs. J. Davidson, last week.
\'irs. Lewis of Toronto is t guest
of Mrs. \\ N. Woods.
Mr. Jas, tReid and \Taster Donnie
\ic•Leod are still on the sic]- list. Their
many friends hope for -a speedy- re
Cal ery.
Mr. L. 1 *wile 5 London pend
Snnday with his ,sisters, the \lasses
Fow^lie.
Mrs. Davidson of Woodstock spent.
the week end with her parents, lir.
unci Mrs. M. Ross.
Moran-Houston.—
!On \Monday, Nov. :Nth, Knox Pres-
byterian Church, 11ayfie!d, was the
scene of a quiet but pretty wedding
schen 'Miss Ruth Houston of London,
only daughter of Mr. and \Ira. S.
if-oilston of Bayfield, .became the
pride of \1r. \\'nt, Moran of. London,
Rev. G. Peddie performed the cere-
mony in the presence of the immed-
iate family. NI. r. and Mrs. Moran : will
reside in London where the god
wishes of a 'host. of friends go with
theta.
Mr. D•iekie of Ottawa, one of the
It tn•c•rnment erotineere, has been in
the village all 'week in connection
With the IPu'Llie AWorks-De'partment.
McKILLOP
The sympathy of the community.
is extended to Dir. 'Feed Cook of
Clinton' and i\frs.' J. T. Hingill of 'Me-
'1Killop in the loss of a ,devoted wife
and mother who passed away nn .\fn-
vember 132nd. 'Previous to Sur death.
Mrs. Conk hail 'leen in 'the Clinton
Hospital and. on :hen' return home
suffered a weak spell 'from which she
was unable to rally, Of a quiet, kind-
ly nature she possessed those quali-
ties of .charm which endeared her to
a large circle of -friends who mourn
her pasine 'l'hc only child of
Thomas \\. Bell and the late 'Grace
'f uri:on,- lRt hcita Pell leas born in
(loth:rich Township. Thirty ty year• ago
she was _wonted in marriage to !Fred
C. 'Cool: and had been a highly
esteemed resident :of Tuckerstnfth fir
the past twenty years, ;F3-ont *this
union there were two daughters, Mrs.
5 T. ifl'wgdi, MOKillop,' and Mrs.
Fergus. Wright, Muncey.,dlMts. Cook's
10 -Day Special in
PERMANENT WAVES
STARTING DEC, 1ST TO DEC. 10TH
A Children's Special
5.00 WAVE FOR 2,25
A Regular 7.50 Wave for $5.95
A Regular 5.00 'Wave for $3.65
Also a SPECIAL End Curl at $1.95
The Ina Gray Beauty Shoie
PHONE 229w - Above the Dominion Bank
Feed For
PROFITABLE
EGG PRODUCTION
O.A.L. Formula 'Laying Mash
442.05 per cwt.
\Are have used this formula the past 4 years with very good
results. It has given us GOOD PRODUCTION (several
hens over 300 Eggs) and good health in the flock with low.
mortality. •
Mash Always Fresh Each Week.
Try a Bag and. Watch Results.
SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM
PHONE 251 - 32. SEAFORTH, ONT.
father alto survives, and is at present
residing in Hamilton. The funeral
service was held iast Thursday after -
100! ' in 'Ontario. St. iUnited :.:Ohurch,
Clinton, and was conducted by her
pastor, Rev. G. 'G, Burton, The pall-
bearers were Messrs. 'Fred 'Pepper,
'Gifford Crich, frank 'Gies', Will
Perdue, John Blair incl 'Albert `I'Iar-
rison. Ittterntent in Clinton cemtery..
Six little girls .acted ac •flois+er !bearers
Joyce lln4ill, Lois Harrison, 'Eleanor
Gew. 1 1,1, s Becker. Nfarie 1Hallaiad,
Jean Elliott. _Nutting those from a clis-
t:0u•c• k% ere \i r. and it r'. Will Powell,
_Mao)); Airs Bell of .Hamilton; !NIT.
and Mrs. IFrnnl 'Hewitt, me. and
Mrs. 'Haney Hewitt, Mrs. Otto Hen-
derson, of Stratford; 31rs. J. \V. 'Wil-
son, \tr. ;and \lrs..\ruastrong \Wilson
and \Ir. and \fr.. Korman Wilson,
of 'l.ncknow: \Ir. and 71rs. J. W.
31 '('onnclt. \\'eodstock; Mr. Will
Becker, Afr, and Mrs. Arnold Becker,
Miss Taurine Becker ofDashwood;
Mr. and Mrs,. tJames 'Harrison, \1r.
and \Irs, 1-lefth !Harrison, Mfr. and
Airs, Cecil Hari'isoti, all of il:irkton.
During the service Mr. !Tames T.
Scott sang "The Old 'Rugged Cross."
Send us the names of your visitors.
BRODHAGEN.
hfr, and Mrs, 'H'arold (Grave and
son, 'Harold, of (Detroit, with her par-
ents. Mr, and 'Mrs, L. G. !Reek.
M'r, and Mrs. Harry 'S'che2bu'berger
of Clinton with :Mar. and Mrs, Rus-
sel Sholdice,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Herman Bauer of De-
troit with her parents, Mr. send Mrs.
Johan Jacob,
Miss Ruth 'Klein -of Detroit with
Mfr. and Mrs. ,End Smith.
Mr. and Mrs.'Edwin •Querengesser
and family of Kitchener and 'Mr. and
\frs. Knock .of Stratford and Mr. and
.Airs. Roy Collins .and sou of Strat-
ford with Mr. and ` Mrs. Harold
iD'degel.
ll.r. and Mfrs. Leslie Wieterson and
family of 'Detroit with her parents„
Mr. and Mrs, Aug. Hillebrecht.
1-r. and Mr§. John Diegel have re-
turned home after spending a few
weeks in Stratford.
Messrs. Albert 'Heinz, \l'na. Benne-
wies, !Frank Da'utzer and 'George
Dirkineir motored to 'Detroit to spend
the w'ee'k end.
Mrs. George Deigel returned hone
after being confined to the Seaforth
hospital -for the past six weeks.
Select Your
GIFT BAGGAGE
Now while Selections are
Varied and .Choice'
Why not drop in and see out Christmas
stock of fine McBrine Baggage .. , and
select your Christmas pieces while you're
here.,.
A small deposit will hold any article
until Christmas . it's a simple time -saving
way to do your mote important Christmas
shopping early , , -..no rush, no confusion or
forced choice from depleted selections.
Do come in , .. the McBrine dine of
Baggage for this season is simply full of
wonderful gift items for all the family.
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL
HOLD ANY ARTICLE
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Smith's Shoe Store, Seaforth