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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1952-09-11, Page 8We offer you, here, super values that cannot be equalled any place. We've bought huge quantities to bring you these outstanding values. SAVE NOW ON TIIESE SPECIAL "FAIR TIME" BARGAINS searched the markets and 3avM'•.�'„ 'w Save 3.00 on Monmouth Sheets Regular 8.95, big size 81" x 99" plain hemmed Monmouth American sheets. — They're fine quality, long wearing sheets you'll not duplicate .95 anywhere at this low price. PAIR PLAIN HEMMED REGULAR 12.95 PAIR AMERICAN COTTON SHEETS Largest size 81" x 108" fine count, long wearing, plain hemmed sheets — A terrific special at PAIR Super Bargain All Pure Linen TOELLING 18" width, all pure color bordered in blue — A big saving here at linen towelling, red, green and 49c yd. FOUR STAR TEXMADE PILLOW SLIPS 42" size, smoothly finished fine cotton pillow slips. They sell everywhere at 1.50 per pair. A super bargain at PAIR 1 .29 SAVE $1.97 ON ES ND BLANKETS Beautiful patterns in rose, blue, gold and green.—.Soft warm satin bound Esmond Blankets. — Regular 6.95. Our special purchase sale 4.85 EA. Extra Fin <' Cnnt Cott n Maadapalnnl • The real old quality madapalin you've been asking for - - - Super fine count, snow white, 36" width and at an unusually low price.—The best material for quilting that money can buy.—Very Special....YD. 1-1 ,t, eh Good Quality Unbleached Sheeting Beat this price if you can.—Good quality unbleached sheeting in 81 width. Excellent for sheets, drapery lining, or mattress covers.—This price is away below' anything you've seen advertised. - - Very Special at YD. CHECK PATTERN CANNON TOWELS Excellent quality famous Cannon towels; in four bright checked colors. Regular bath towel size 20 x 40 A Real Bargain at 98c each 20 x 40 Canon Towel Special Another Canon Towel special in 20 x 40 size. A good absorbent towel. Yours for only - - 59C ea. SPECIAL 22" x 36" LOOP MATS • Rose, green, blue, wine and grey — Regular 4.50 loop knit, scatter mats. Yours for only 3.25 REGULAR 65c QUALITY Boulevard Prints More than 50 different patterns to choose from in regular to 65c good quality 36" prints. — A price that can't be beaten 45c yd. SAVE 51c ON THESE Fancy Towels 18 x 36 good quality bath towels in rose, blue and green shades. — A good terry hand towel for kitchen or bathroom, very special 2 FOR 99c YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND THE BEST BARGAINS AT STEWART BROS. FOR QUALITY WITH ECONOMY IT PAYS TO SHOP IN EGMONDVILLE PEAMEALED COTTAGE ROLLS LB. 490 FRESH WEINERS LB. 350 DELMAR MARGARENE . ... . .......... . . 2 LBS. 55c MAPLE LEAF SALMON, 3% OZS, , , ...... , 2 FOR 47c HEINZ BABY FOODS 3 TINS 25o Nylon Hose, pair 1.19 Bath Towels, each 390 EARLY TELEPHONE ORDERS APPRECIATED CLAIR HANEY FOR FREE DELIVERY PHONE 72 rerrtacentanmeaeamS RESTORATION SERVICES St. Thomas Anglican Church Sunday, Sept. 14th, 7 p.m., Rededication of the Church and Dedication of new lights. Right Reverend G. N. Luxton, Lord Bishop of Huron. Sunday, Sept. 21st, 11 a.m., Holy Communion, Venerable Archdeacon Townahencl. 7 p.m., Evening Prayer, Rev. T. Dale Jones. Sunday, Sept. 28th, 11 a.m., Harvest 'Thanksgiving. Dedica- tion of new windows, Rev. Dr. R. P, D. Hurford. 7 Ip.m., Harvest Thanksgiving. Dedication of new doors, Rev. William A. Jones. THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1952. McKillop Fair TUESDAY, SEPT, 16th Brodhagen Band in attendance Parade of all 10 Schools to start st 1 o'clock Reeve Dan. 'letterman to open Fair Pony Show. Ponies for children to ride Exhibits of all kinds of Pets. Exhibits of. Vegetables, Fruits feel Flowers Drills, Choral Reading, rte, Speeches by Thos. Ptyde M,P,P., A. Y. McLean. 91,P„ E, Cardiff, M.P. Entertainment by .Mrs, Iron Robertson and Ilighland Ilnneer, Clerk Johnson, vocalist, find Zeigler, magician, and others Beauty Contest far Miss McKillop, 1052 Public Speaking Contest between Logan, M 1Ct11op ,� Hibbert for Ifranskopf Trophy Contest for BEST LOOKING YOUNG MAN A Prize List of over $700 Alt writing and drawings to be in on Monday afternoon, Sept. 15th All articles must be In place forjudging- by udgingby 1. o'clock Tuesday morning, Sept. 16th *Buses will leaves the Royal Corner for the fair at 12,15. Everybody welcome, LOUIS BOLTON F. FOWLER PRESIDENT SECTY: TREAS, IN MEMORIAM MOON—In:. loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Martha Moon, who passed. -away September 15, 1950, —Sadly missed by Husband and Family, FOR SALEd 12 York pigs, 7 weeks of SECORD Ma BRIIIN, phone 015x5 Seaforth FOR SALE HOUSE -0 room frame house, Goderich St. E., immediate possession, bathroom and. lights. Apply to I. O'Leary, phone 601r22, Seaforth RR4 FOR SALE 25 pullets laying. Apply to MRS, CHARLES RILEY, Klnburn. FOR, SALE 9fit,, refrigerator 1.n Al condition. APPly to The News office HONEY FOR SALE Clover honey 20c. Light Amber honey 15c. In your own container's. WALLACII ROSS APIARIES J BOX Thatgrat grutuae AMBULANCE Prompt and Careful Attention 31os1/1ta1 lie(t flowers for 511 OeeaOiOns Phones: Day 43 Night 5436 W WANTED Want to buy.—lI'ln nay 5e each for 1011 corn syrup pails. WALLACE ROSS APIAR- IES. Phone 195 FOR SALE with one 1 entrance Porch, 6 ft. senure, window and door endcovered with Insul brick siding. This building is like new and priced to sell. Also 1 M6Clary cook stove like new, will burn wood or con].. Apply to ELGIN NOTT, phone 947x5 Seaforth FOR SALE Cocksbutt corn binder and loader, also 13" Buzzard ensilage box I1949 model) with tele- scope pipes and rubber mounted, all in A-1 condition. R. E. McMillan, Seaforth FOR SALE Banner range with reservoir in fairly good shape. Will sell very cheep. WM. HURRAY, Egmondville. Phone 077w FOR SALE Good Durham cow with second calf • will be sold Senforrth. phone 2214 DublinU ent al FOR SALE Specie1-2 only Fairbanks Morse shallow well pressure systems, 425 gal. per hr. 60. cycle motor complete. reg. SSOo, For 5122.00. Phone 401.12 Dublin. V. J. LANE, RR5 Seaforth OS/4LE 200 good Red FRockR nu lets, laying. ALEX McDONALD, phone 936r31 FOR SALE 13 pigs, ready to wean 'ram and York; also one York sow, due. in 2 weeks, bred Tam. FRANCIS COLEMAN JR., phone0381.22 NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS' OF HAY AND STANLEY TOWNSHIPS Owing to the fact that the Municipal Council of the Village 'of Hensell has given the Municipal Councils of May and Stanley Townships ample time to come to en agree- ment over the matter of FIRE PROTECTION. and have been unable to get any satisfaction as regards the same from either of the Mu- nicipal Councils. Therefore after October 1st., 1952, no FIRE calls will be answered from. either Township by the Mansell Fire Brigade and take notice that both Councils have been advised of this. MunicipaJl MES ci Aof the . PATERSaN ON, Clerksall. HENSALL Don't forget Friday. Sept: 26th, Hensel' Legion Draw for 1502 Dodge at at Monster Bingo. Watson & Reid INSURANCE AGENCY MAIN ST•, SIDAI'OR'rH ONT, All kinds of insurance flaks effect• ed at lowest rates in First -Class Companies T11ere's a big difference in coal Try *lblliie•"eoa„R''( 700 60111) 0051 F03'Sot4) GOMPoRT' and see for yourself Phone 353-J Res. 192-M WILLIS DUNDAS KIPPEN Mrs. K. Smith and daughters, of Moose Jaw, Sask., NIr. and Mrs. Bruce Walker of Hensell and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuss of the Parr line, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John 11. Cochrane. Mrs. Edith Warwick of Sudbury is visiting her. friend, Mrs. Elston Dowson in the village. It is fifty years since these two ladies have seen each other. They are having a happy reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Mount Forest were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter visited on Sunday with her brother, Mr. E. L. Ferguson, who is a patient in Memorial Hospital, St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferguson of near Hensall visited with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons. - . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones visit- ed on -Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. Homey in Exeter. The August meeting of W.M.,S. was held Wednesday afternoon last at the home of Mrs. Eldon Jarrot. The president, Mrs, John Sinclair, presided. Worship period was con- ducted by Mrs. Winston Workman; twenty-four ladies answered the roll call. .Appreciative letters were read from Mrs. John Cochrane and Mrs. Wm. Kyle. Mrs. Sinclair reported for the visiting committee. Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Herbert Jones were appointed to visit the sick and shut- ins for August. The Kippenette Girls were appointed as Flower Commit- tee for August. The Birthday meet- ing which is to be held in November in the church was discussed. It was decided to invite some neighboring auxiliary, and that Mrs. (Rev,) Mc- Leod will be the speaker. Miss Helen Love favored with a piano instru- mental. Mrs, J. McLellan gave the Study, Chapter seven from the Study Book. Mrs. R. M. Peck then gave a short addl'ess. The meeting concluded with the Mis ah Benedic- tion in unison, The W.A. held a short business . meeting with the president, Mrs, E. , McBride in charge. It was decided to have a canvass of the congregation instead of a fowl supper. The canvass to take place immediately. It was also decided to have a bazaar at the Sun- day School rooms on Saturday, No- vember 22nd. Shower For Bride.Elect A very enjoyable evening was spent on Wednesday last at the COAL THE BEST ON)THE MARKET — screened -- WILLIAM WILLIAM M. HART Office Phone 784 -- Res. 818,w SEAFORTH CAB PHONE 580M 24 Flour Service R. C. WATTERWORTH, Prop. All Passengers Insured HORSES WANTED Disabled or useful work horses. Apply to, W. C. GOVENLOCK, Dick House, Seaforth RADIO REPAIRS Quick, inexpensive and guaranteed radio repairs to all kinds' of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite Dick House, phone 347R, Seaforth FOR SALE WOOD FOR SALE. Apply Cecil Lon,^r'-"<_""' Phone 3328, Seaforth NOTICE Economy washing machine repairs. Phone S61r11 Seaforth FOR 'SALE Hygienic Supplies (rubber goods) mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list, 6 samples 26: 24 samples 51.00. Mail - Order Dept. 2-74, Nov -Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton. Ont. CUSTOM COMBINING Custom combining for clover and seeds. Phone 84101 Seaforth. Clar- ence Montgomery FOR SALE Well grown, range reared, Red x Rock pullets, are now available at an attractive price. Scott Poultry Farms, Phone 853, Seaforth FOR SALE Six Durham heifers in calf, weigh- ing 900-1000 lbs., due in October. Fergus Kelly, Dublin FOR SALE 100 New Hampshire pullets, starting to lay. MRS. DAVID MILLSON, 853x2 Seaforth FOR' SALE Stable buildings at rear of the Dick House will be sold for removal. Otters for above can be left either at the Dick House, or Dick's Grocery FOR SALE 100 Red Sussex indicts, laying. SE00141) McBRIEN; 945x3 Seaforth FOR SeeksEold: also four Twelve Ogs, chunks, DON CRICH, .hone Clinton 014x3 FOR SALE Electric stove with oven. Can be seen at Cole's Shetl Gus Station, Clinton FOR SALE 1 purebred Leicester ram. Phone 66243 Seaforth home of Mr. and Mrs. Rockus Faber when neighbors and friends met in honour of their daughter Audrey, bride -elect of Saturday. The evening was spent in contests and musical numbers by Carol Faber and Ilene McLean. Mrs. Harry Caldwell gave a humorous Scotch Reading. The bride -elect was escorted to a prettily decorated chair, Helen Love read the following address: Dear Audrey:—It is with deep pleasure that we your friends and neighbors a1'e gathered here this evening to express our sincerest wishes on your approaching mar- riage. Your friends within the com- munity will miss your cheerful voice and eager willingness to help us in any way, nevertheless Kippen's loss will be another's gain. Quite ifre- quently "missed by your closest neighbors will be the sight of a blue Pontiac whizzing down the highway and dashing in your lane also the glare of, headlights in their 'bedroom window in the wee small hours of the morning. We know that you, Audrey, will be made Welcome into the neighborhood in which you are gbe a oing, being We sure h you many ou lyears of suecesa including plenty of health and a good share of wealth. We want you to accept these gifts and remember with each one goes ,our !personal wish for a long and happy married life. Signed on behalf of your neighbors and friends. A prettily decorated ,basket well laden with gifts was carried in by Joyce Faber and Marie Sinclair. Au- drey made a very fitting reply. The bride's trousseau was displayed •by the following: Linens, Gladys Chap- man; dishes and silver, Helen Love; the bride's trousseau Donna Mc- Bride, A dainty lunch was served. REMEMBER THE HOSPITAL TAG DAY on SATURDAY, SEPT. 27th —Also— ANNUAL RUMIMAGE SALE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 (Please save good used clothing)