HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1930-03-20, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930.
THINK OF IT !
In the gr•
reat`d•ama of modern merchandising, your focal mer-
chant play`s the leading role, He' is essential to your cartnmunity'
without him it bannot ,grow and you suffer in the lass of property
value and prossiperity.',' Over she hundred first-class merchants are
grouped together as Superior Chain Stores using. their great buying
power to give you the highest quality at the lowest prices, plus the
,lastword in service. Support your Superior Chlain Store and benefit.
yourself:
Items for Week .Endihg March 26, 1930,
STANDARD CORN, No. 2 size..i. , . , . , . .....2 for c
1 pound PREMIUM TEA and one1VAL'ET AUTiO-STROP
RAZOR with Strop and Tieo ,B1ades all for 73c
4
KELLOGG'S TOASTED CORN FLAKES . , ... 2 pkgs. .19 c
STAiNIDARD No. 3 SIEVE PEAS; No. 2 stet • , 2 for 29c
Ingersoll Cream or Pimento Cheese ..........................2; for 25c
Oxydol large pleg. 23c
Ol:ark's Pork and .Beans 3's, 23c
Durham Corn Starch ... ,...•.,.......... per pkg.: 9c
Horse Radish per: 'bottle 19c
Spring Mops each 20c
Pure Honety, 4 1b. 0 oz, tuns each 54c
v.fars'h4Il's Kippered Herring 1'g 23c
Dunbar Shrimps, full 'pack ........ . ....... . each 25c'
Eggweat'N'oodles , per pkg. 10c
Choice Peaches, 2's, HGS. per, tfn 25c
Stas daed Beans, Refugee 2 tins 35c
Golden Halloviyi Dates . 2 las. 25c
Sliced Pineapple, 2's Squat 2 tins 25c
Smyrna Cooking Figs 2 lbs. 22c
MacLaren's Pure V,analla or Lemon Extract bottle 19c
Pure Maple Syrup, above Government Standard
13 lbs, 3 oz. in leakproof tins 1 Imperial Gallon $2.75
. Strawberry and Raspberry Jan; with apple 4 lb. tin's 43c
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
oss J. Sproat !hone 8
We pay the highest prices for good cream.
Our services to our patrons are the best that can be given.
Do not send your cream to other Creameries; we want
it here.
To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation.
In return for you co-operation we will give you of our
hest in service and prices.
We are agent for the .Mellotte Cream Separators, Come
in and see the new Models.
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of
Creamery _O,
Seaforth Orth Drat.
Seaforth Crea � ,
C. A. BARBER, Prop.
W, J, Walker Son
UNDERTAKING.
--and— -
"' EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment'
W. J. WALKER, holder: of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers. Furnished.
• Night or day phone 67.
Pianos Tuned
' Cleaned and
Repaired
Chas. A. Howey
Phone 327-J. Centre St.
Just Try It
When you feel tired and
drowsy, slip around the
corner and get a massage
at
D'S
S1401?
You may come in with
a grouch but will go out
wibis a smile.
Phone 125.
D. H. McInnes
lihiropractor
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds 'success-
fully treated.
Electricity used.
CORRECT FITTING
When you buy your Shoe's here, you are •assured of the proper size
and width as our Women's Shoes are carried in the following fittings:
A, B. C. D, ,E. ER IEEE.
Never have we shown so many handsome Shoe, Styles as this
Spring. May we show you?
6r.
,SEAFORTH
TOWN TOPICS
Monday's Mall and. Empire contain-
ed a picture, of Miss Beatrice Morson,
who is singing u "Hugh the Drover,"
during the week at the Royal Alexan-
dra theatre. Miss Morson is a former
Seaforth girl and sister of Mrs, J. H,
Best of town.
'Among, those attending the funeral
of the late' Mrs. David Moore in Eg
mon'dville on Tuesday were her niece,
Mrs•. (IDr.) McCrea, bf Brussels, and
nephew, Mr, Robert Dobie, of Wing
ham; Mr. Frank Smith of i3russel's,
and Mr, Jlalnes Smith,. P)M. of Dur-
ham.
Mr, assn Mrs. Charles Clark of Ayl-
mer, were guests aver the week end
with the former's mother, Mrs, R. L.
Clark,
'Mr, Harry Liver s and Mr, Murray
Sevauge, both of Ioedon, spent the
weekend with the latter's parents., Mr.
and Mrs. F. S,.Savauge,
Miss. Dorothy Wilton spent the
weekend visiting friends in Lucan,
The ,Seaforth Agricultural . Society
acknowledges, the folilowing additional
donations for the,Spring Show: Junior
Farmers, $5; Conrad 'Eckert, $1. I.t
looks Pram the list of entries received
as if this will be a bumper show.
'Nis. el, Talbotof Stanley Twp., un-
derwent an operation fpr appendictis
in the hospital on Sialturday and is do-
ing nicely at present, .
Miss Hattie Dalton of Toronto spent
several days at her home, returning on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Parker and two, children, who
have been visiting their aunt and
uncle. Mr. and• Mrs, W. N. Knechtel,
have left for North Battleford, Seek.,
where they intend to Jive with Mrs.
Parker's brother, Rev. David Pgrrie.
.Miss Ruth Pinkney of Stt'atford, was
a visitor in to'wn.for a day or two.
;Friends of Mr. W. W. Cowan regret
to learn that he is very poorly.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Hanna were vis-
itors in Cromarty on Saturday.
Mrs, Dodsnan, of Lucky Lake, Seek.,
and Mrs, Bagnell of I-Iuntoon, Sask.,
left Tuesday for their respective homes
after a five weeks' visit with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sthale; ow-
ing to the. latter's illness. •
+Its, Attsps Bates and family, who
have been visiting' Mrs. Bates' parents,
Mr. and Mr's. J. R. Govenlock, left on
Wednesday for Shelburne.
• Messrs. Con, and 5,\'i. Eckert spent
Sunday_ with friends at Manley and in
Logan township.
Mr. and Mrs, L, .F.. Bolton and fam-
ily •spent Sunday in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne, Dale and family
have moved , to their 'new home on
Jarvis street '
HIBBERT.
The regular monthly mee,ting of the
Hibbert Council was held at Staffa on
Monday, March 17, all the metttbers
being present, who confirmed the mm-
Utes of the previous meeting. The
auditor's report bf the hydro Electric
accounts of Police Village of Dublin,
was presented to .the Council, and on
being 'found, satisfactory was adopted.
ByLaw No, 3.44, appointing Fence
Viewers and' Pound Keepers for 19.30,
also BeLaw-Nn. 345 for the appoint -
meat 01 Patrolmen were both finally
passed. The following appointments
were made far the respective offices:
Fence Viewers 'Wm. Kunim . Jos
eph Linton, Robert Norris, Oswald
Walker, Frank Jordan, James OiReil-.
ly, --James Morris, John M. Miller,
William Kay, .Geo. F. Wren.
Pound Keepers: Frank Feeney,
Alma Grey, Fired Vipond, John Ha-
milton, Lorne Pethick, Patrick Wil-
liams, Bert Peart, Walter Kerslake,
Dave Bruce, Arnold Westlake, Frank
Hambley, Jahn Arnold,
Patrolmen: (Wesley Parsons, John
Britton, James Feeney, Fred Vipond,
Chas. Tuffin Thos. Scott, Mac La -
mond, .Ed. Allen, Noah Horton, John
Simmons, Simon Sanaras, William
Miller, Miles McMillan, James Doyle.
Pat. Maloney.
Instructions were 'given to the Clerk
to prepare By.Laws'and Schedules to
provide for the refunding of the sur-
plias funds standing to the credit of
the Walker and ,Peart Drains.
IA grant of $25 was voted to the
Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan Agricul-
tural Association for the Spring Pair.
General orders were issued for ap-
proximately $209,00. The meeting ad-
journed until- Monday, April 2l'st at
1 pate
Mrs, Kathleen Feeney, 'Clerk.
The following is 'the report o6 S,ep
artute School No. 4 for the term Jan-
uary to March 14, .Names are in order
of merit according to work, examina-
tions, deportment and discipline.
Sr. IV.—Morris, Joseph, gbh Mor-
ris,: Ellwyn, 85.
- ;Ji'. IV. ----Jordan, Many, 83; Feeney,
Fergus, 82; Williams,Catherine, 81;
McIver, Joseph,80; O'Connor, John,
717; Feeney, Marie, 75; O'Reilly, Jos-
eph. 711,
Sr.IIII,—Morris' Mary 83, O'Reilly.
Margaret 80; Atkineon, Margaret, 78;
Mc'Iver, Marion, 75; .O'Connor, Joseph,
72.
Jr. DEL-FFeeney, Mona, 79; Wil
lions Hannah, 77; Jordan, Aima, 75;
Fitzpatrick, Mary; 73.
IDI.—Atkinson1 Teresa, 80; McIver,
Louis, 78. -
Pt. Id. O'Connor, Gerald, 112
punches; McIver Thomas, 1'10; Fitz
platrick, Margaret, 101';: Jordan;, Clare,
9'7; Atkinson, Genevieve, 96p McIver,
Edward 93; Coyne, Matthew, 87; Wil-
liams, Tofnnty, 85; Feeney, Carl, 80.
(Perfect Attendance-1Ell. yn Morris,
Mary Jordan, Catherine Williams,.
Margaret 'Atkinson. Mary Morris,
Margaret O'IR'eilly; ' Mona Feeney,
Hannah Williams, Anna Jordan, Ter-
esa Atkinson, Genevieve Atkinson,
Tommy Wiiliarna,
(Best Spellers--JEIIwyn Morris, John'
O'Connor, Mary Jordan, Margaret O'
Reilly, Anna Jordan, Louis Mol've'r,.
Mary Fitzpatrick, Edward . McIver,
Gerald OICo•nnor, Torn McIver;
INtnnrber on roll, 29. Average at-
tendance 28.
Lucy „M. B. Burke, Teacher.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
HULLETT;
Mr. and Mrs. Toll of near- klarlo,ck
spent several days at the home of Mr;
3, Wheatley last week,
Mr. Wm. Lyon of the gravel road
had the, misfortune to slip on the ice
and injure his shoulder, -.
Mr. Townsend, our assesor, tells us
he has almost completed his work for
the. year.
CONSTANCE.
;Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Roe o8 Har-
lock spent Sundae with Mr. and Mrs,
Adam Nicholson.
'Miss Edith Riley and Mr. James
McFarlane of Clinton visited the for-
mer's parents on S'un'day,.
Mr. Duncan Tudor and Mr, How-
and Armstrong attended the funeral
of Mr. Stirling Dempsey ofClinton
which was held last Sunday to the.
place of interment in the Clinton
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs, Leo Stepheheon vis-
ited the latter's parents in Blyth on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Logan visit-
ed
isited at the home of Mr. and Mrs..Leo
Stephenson' on Saturday last.
last.
CROMARTY.
buyyour Ford
o
you win when you tY
ram .Sandy Elliott, Zarich and
Exeter.
•Mr. John Wren spent a few days
with his Cromarty friends,
Mrs, Duncan McKeeIiar returned
home after spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs, J Barr, of Stratford.
`'Mr. Evelyn Miller of Stratford
spent 'Sunday at his home here.
Mr. jos. Speare is under the doe-
tor's care at present.
Mr, Ralph Speare of Harrison is
pending a few days with his father,.
Mr. jbseph Speare.
Syrup making is the order of the
day.
DUBLIN.
Messrs. Lorne Cronin and -Joseph
Dill of Detroit spent the week end
with friends in Dublin.
/Miss Drucilla Campbell of Toronto
is visiting' friends in Dublin,
Mr. and Mrs: Robert Evans and An
nie'and.Lizzie Ryan of Seaforth visited
Mrs. P. Ryan on Sunday.
Miss Anna Moiyneaux of Kitchener
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Molyneaux.
Mr. John McGrath shipped a fine
carload of horses to Quebec on Satur-
day.
Miss Veronica Dill hat returned
home after' spending a couple of weeks
in Detroit. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Byrne of Detroit
visited at the home: of his parents,
William Byrne, over the week end.
The winners of the card party held
in St. Patrick's parish hall on Monday
night were: Ladies' first prize. Miss
Ethelyne OlHearne; gentleman's prize,
Mr. Fred Ecltsart. The Mucky chair
prize was won by Mr. "Patrick Mc-
Connell.
The many friends of Mr. John
Murphy, who has been so seriously 111
BORN.
KIEJNINEID'Y — In Scott Memorial
IHloapital, Seaforth. to left.. and Mrs.
(Angus Kennedy, of Tuck,ersovith, a.
daughter' on Tuesday, March 18,
-1930
EIGKIA!RlT,—an Oakville on .March 15,
11930,10 Mr, and Mrs. Yoe Eckart, a
draugh,ter,'Geraldine Elizabeth.
Fertilizer
News
Have you bought your Fertilizers?
We shall be pleased to fill your orders
for high quality plant food, at the fal-
lowing
atlowing prices, off car.
Tennessee Natural 33 per cent phos-
phate, the cheapest source of plant
food to the farmer. Use it with your
manure, it will save you buying a fer-
tilizer drill. Price, cash $30.00 per
ton. Oct. 1st $81.50.
TAMGUAY, a French Fertilizer mftd
in Quebec City, A.1. Quality
0.12.5 ---Cash $30 your note to Oct. 1
131,50
2-+8-t4 " $33 ,>5.00
212-2 " $3'9 " ' 37.00
2-'1'2-'d--- " $3S "' " $40.00
Armour's High Analysis
2-46.8— " $49 " 511.00
4-164-- " $53 " " 55,00.
6-16-12—" $70 '' " 72.00
Nitrate of Soda in ton lots $65.00.
Smaller lots $70.00.
Aero Brand 'Agricultural Limestone,
an All- Canadian Product
1 ton " 0
$8,00 " If $8.75
5 •" 57.715 " $$88.00
10 57.50 $7
30 ton car $7.00
If stored fifty cents extra, We de-
liver to you for one dollar per ton.
We guarantee our fertilizers and will
put them ton for ton of the same ena_
lysis against an ...offered by competit-
ors.
ompetit
ors-
Yours for service and a bumper
crop,
William M. Sproat
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PAGE FIVIO
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J. M. McNMILLAN
Manager
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PROVINCE OF OARIAVINGS OFFICE
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Seventeen Branches ..Throughout Ontario.
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.'.'rv7:':.C:rs:;.*µNJp , sao....r:..4"'a,-0+*+hwt s oe.n as 7.t,''C+': t, s3ist ."1.i: -✓r ,e
with pneumonia, are pleasd to hear ',= a:•l,W.V22e5$11(..41
that he is recovering.
Mis. Lamer is very 81 and we are v
sorry, for the dear oldladyfias been
in poor health all winter. We hope
to hear of her feeling better.
Mr, and Mts. 34, Nagle entertained
a few friendsto five hundred and
euchre one evening last week and all
report a good time.
Miss Anna Dillon is visiting her
parents .of the village for a few days.
Our merchants.are giving the people
of'this community a chance to outfit
for Spring right here in Dublin and
crowds are baking advantage of the
sales.
Mr. James ;Feeney visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Williams
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ryan spent Sun-
day et the home of Mrs. T. Maloney..
'Miss. Veronica McConnell \count
Clemens,, spent the week end with
her father, Mr. F. McConnell,
Mr. Basil Byrne, Monica and 'Mar-
garet of Detroit were hame to see
their father, Mr. Wnt. Byrne, who is
not as web as his many friends would
'like to see 'him,
Mr. Eddie McGrath of Mount Cle-
mens, visited friends in Dublin- on
Sunday.
Mies Ethely3ne O'iefe'arne spent Sun-,
clay with her friend, Miss Nora Mc -1
Grath.
Mr. and Mrs, John Feeney and fam-
ily, o8 Stratford ',cited friends hi
Dublin,
'Persian Balm—the ideal toilet re-
quisite for every discerning woman.
Perfect in results. Creates complex-
ions of rare- beauty and charm. De-
lightfully cool and refreshing Never
leaves a vestige of stickiness. A vel-
vety -smooth lotion toning and stimu-
lating the skin. Making it truly rose -
leaf in texture. All dainty women 10-
variably choose Persian Balm. It int
WALLPA ERi
Many unique and practical novelties are shown in the new line
we have 'to offer, You are invited to come and see them.
GRAVES' WALLPAPER STORE
ARTISTIC WALLPAPERS
WINDOW .SHADES
PAINTS and VARNISHES
E@KART
CHICK
Hatchery
AND BREEDING' FARM
BRED -TO -LAY S.C.W. LEGHORNS & 0. A. C.'.BARRED ROCKS
If you want better quality Chicks from a carefully culled and
inspected flock of high egg production, and high grading. Our chicks
bring greater profits. Hens mated to male birds whose record runs
from 250 to 316 eggs.
Here is what one of our customers says: "J. A. Eckert. Dear S•ir,—
I thought I niusi tell you how well those Baby 'Chicks did that I got
from you last year. First we only ordered twenty-five and they were
such smart, healthy chicks. we ordered three hundred more. We raised
almost ninety per cent. of these. I ant so pleased with them that I in-
tend ordering five hundred Baby Chicks early this year, Yours truly.
—Mrs. Ed. OtHearn."
` Book your order now for March and April Chicks; for three weeks
old started .Chickens; far eight weeks old pullets. Order now and avoid
disappointment. Send for circular. Visitors welcome. 2
John A. Eckart
Phone 23-23 Dublin R.R. 1, DUBLIN, Ont.
parts that subtle distinction so char
acteristic of the elegant woman.
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS.
Estate of William Isaac Wiley, Late
of the Township of Stanley,
yeoman, deceased.
Persons claiming any interest in the
estate of WILLIAAM ISAAC WIL'EY,
whether as beneficiary or by reason of
assignment of interest or otherwise
are hereby, notified to present their
claims with proofs thereof. to the un-
dersigned on or before the 31st, day
of March, 1.930, after which date the
undistributed residue of the estate
will be paid over to the persons ap-
pearing to be entitled thereto and no
claims received after the said date
will be entertained.
Dated at Clinton, Ont., this 6th day
of March, 1930.
B,ARBIAIRA McIVER,
Clinton, Ont.
Administratrix de bonis non of the
Estate of William Isaac Wiley.
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YOUR AUTO NEEDS
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
Battery Sales and Service;
Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries
A good -line cif new and used parts of different males of
If your car is S.1 need of, repairs, give us a call
Studebaker 'Sales and Service
Remer's Garage
PHONE 167W
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