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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-08-20, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1931, THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE PERI TOIIs'. WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU When you deal at your Superior Stole you are patronizing a fellow townsman and buying ,at law prices arnad'e possible by the com- bined buying power of nearly seven 'hundred progressive Canadian Merdlvanits, Support local teade and save money by dealing at your Superior .S to re. WE SELL THE BEST FOR L'ESS Items for Week Ending August 26, 1931. lSU'NLIGHT SOAP(exceptional value) CLARK'S PORK & BEANS, medium size. PANSHtI'NE, "a good reliable cleaner"..,..,..,.. , ... . SINGAPORE SLICED PIN'E'APPLE, No. 2's squat KARA COFFEE, "The. Secret Blend in Sealed Tins" 10 bars 49 c uFor2 C ,.,pet• tin Sc ..2 for 25 ..,per lb. 39C HEINZ TOMATO CATSUP, age bottle 3 for 5 c c Each'.., .. .19c Manyflowers Toilet Soap 3 cakes 17c. Borden's Chocolate Mlatted Milk, 8 oz..... 30c; 16 oz. 53c Libby's New Pack Spinach, 2's , ..aper tin 19c Interlake Tbi1et P'a'per 3 ro'll's 25c Pastry Flour 7's each 19c Have you tried this wonderful (hour?' 24's each ..55c 'Choice Pink .Salmon, l's...,.... .2 tins 25c Tuckett s New Cellophane. Wrapped (Packages o1B Buckingih'atn Fine Cut... ..... . . . .............., .1-16 lb. 10c Pure Lard 1 Ib. carton 10c. S. ?O.S. Scouring Pads small 14c; large 23c New Pure :Clover ,Honey, 4'd alb. tins each 39c Marshall's Herring in Tomato Sauce or 'Kippered Herring large tin 23c Crown Jams, small„per doz. 99c; ,Med... ... ..per dbz, $1.09 Choice Blue Rose Rice ... .......... .. . ... ....... ....... 2 .lbs. 19c Centre Pull Wax .Parer 3 pkgs. 25c Park's Catsup Flavor each 32c White or Red Jar Rubbers, Best Quality 2 doz. 1'5c Hang -Up Fly Coils ........1 doz. 25c; 4 for ' 10c St; Croix Castile Soap 1 - • 8 cakes 25c Sapoline "For 'bleaching clothes""............................2 bottles 23c Q'+rendh's Prepared Mustard large bottle 14c Use Canada Vinegar sold by Superior Stores and be assured that pickles will keep. Keen's Mustard r27c; . /'s 53c /'s Fresh Fig or Date Bars Ill&c; 2 for .. .......35c New Dairy Cheese 1 ib. 15c (Bird's Custard Powder a3 pkgs. 25c Fresh Mixed Pickling Spice % lb. 13c; d lb 25c JRoss Sproat Miss N. Pryce Phone 77 Cream Cream HIGHEST PRTCES COURTEOUS` SERVICES Deliver your Cream to us and receive your cash in full. Call in our cream drawer and receive our services. We will pay you the Highest Market Values; consistent with the most careful grading a d testing. No other Creamery can do better—"Give us a trial." Creamery open on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Seafarth Creamery Seaforth,Ont C. A.'BARBER. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. day Nigh[ or phone 67. .A Howey V J • PIANO TUNING AND ORGAN REPAIRING PHONE 327-J, Centre ,Street STANLEY. Mr. and Mrs. George Peck and fancily of Park River; Dakota, 'spent a week at the home ;of, Mr. 'Peck's sister, Mrs. W. I. Dawson, Mrs, J. H'otson a•nd.:son o'f 'Brca'n'd- on, :Slane are visiting at present with relatives in .Stanley.. Mrs. • ,Ho'tson 'Rev. Will Robinson' .wile take the work on the Varna charge next Sun- day in the absence of the .pastor, Rev. E. A. Poulter. Ales. J. Bryne and son of London have been visiting with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson 'Arm - stab ng. 'Armstrong. ''EGMONDVILLE. 'About fifty nuenibet•s and visitors attended the regular meeting of the Egmandlvvllo Woman's Alt ssion ary !Society held at the home of Mrs. D. MadKenzre Mrs. Jfis, Allen, vice President iresidec. The meeting op- enedened by singing `Jesus Shall Reign,” after which Mrs. fas. Broadfoot: read the Scrip'tnre lesson and Mrs. Allen led in .prayer. The devotional leaflet on "The Compassion of Jesus" was taken by Mrs. Sproat, Miss Jean 1Ve'bster favoured those present witlh a solo, "A Little Bit of Love," Miss :Lou Allen gave a 'talk ,on 'Home lMissnon Work .among the Orientals.". Mises Hall then sang "Teach Me to Pray." And papers on the Home Mis- sion Hospitals were given by Miss .Laura McMillan, Miss I'da Love, Mrs. 1. Moore, and Miss Thorns. After singing Lorne Divine Mi Love Excel- ling, M•rs, Jas. Brown closed the meeting with ptlayer. A very dainty was •formerly Miss I'da. Nicholson and lunch was served, Mrs, MacKenzie was born and spent her early years in proving herself to a most perfect this vicinity. hostess. TOWN TOPICS her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. James Mor 'Miss ,vlary B'noadfoot is a visitor with her cousin, Mos 'Lorne Dale. Miss Betty Sergeant; who has spent her iuoolidays' at the hone of Mr, Lorne Dale has 'returned hone to, 'Stratford, In honor Of Miss Annie Strong, bride elect of August, bilins Louise Mills entertained recently at her home' riso:n. - Mr. John Meriary and Miss Mina Baker of Brussels were visitors witl Mr. and Mrs, W, H."5lroldice. Mr. Braley, of Aurora, called 01 friends in town on Friday, Mr. Braley is a son of the Rev. J. Braley; who was pastor of the Metlto'd•ist Church here about 45 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Gordon and at a kitchen shiower. The bride was Miss Bernice Gordon of WinniPeg escorted to the dining room by Miss were week end guests at the home Donallda Adams, along a Path of of Mr. and Mns. Pearson M. Chesney, white crepe .paper strewn with flow- Ruscoe Farm, ers, to a chairdecorated with white, Mr1S, P. M. Chesney is visiting with on which the bride sat and was pre- friends in Hamilton. senited with a fbl'ue and white box Miss Bertha Chesney who has been 'fiil'led with kitchen utenis'vis. After i'isititig in Detroit for the past month, Wards e dainty lunch was served and has returned (tense, a social hour enjoyed: by all the girds Rev. J. F. Myers and Mr, W. H. present, ISilvo1dice were at -Walton' on Sunday 'Me. and Mrs. David Mole and son aitea-noon where Rev. Mr, Myers con- AMax,wreld, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mole ducted s•ervtice'in St. George's Churcih, of Rololres!ter, N. tY„ were guests of The fire alarm siren sounded about Mt. and Mrs; Ed. More last week, 14 o'clock Monday night 'w'hen' an Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Sparks acid fa- antotgohi'le going nodth on Victoria nily of Kincardine spent the week Street :collided with a telephone pole end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mole. !rear Elliott's garage. The pole felil, •Mianjory Watson. of London is vis- 'bringing down with it the fire alarm icing- Miss-:B!anb:ara Ebel -hart in 'Mc- wire, as.. well as the telephone wire's, ICiblap, 'thus cau's'ing the alarm. The Motorist Mrs. R. S. Evans and Eleanor are who struck the pole dislaip'peared be - spending a few days he Toronto. Sore anyone saw him. Mr. and .Mrs. W. J. Porteous and Miss Madeline and Miss Frances son George of Saginaw, •Midis,are (Fortune are having a holiday with spending a few days with the former's ifrien!ds in Chadhtam and Detroit, brother, M'r, A. L. Porteous..Miss' l!fiary Clank: of Lasolen is the Mr. and Mrs. Ch:arles-'Clark, Ayl-' gtle'st of her Suint, AMrs. Jae Ca'[lin, mer, spent- Sunday with his mother, 'Miss Mabel Nigh spent the week- Mrs. R. L. Clark. end with London fries d.s. Miss Ruth Pinkney and YIr. and Mr. Onough and Miss Nagle of To - Mrs. A. Johnston off Stratford.(eft ronfo were the guests off Miss Grace Tuesday on a n rotor trip to Belleville Moylan over Sunday. . and points east, Mr. Thomas Purcell and family at - Rev. and Mrs, L. A. Gedeke, Still- tended elle' reception of his daughter man V'allej', Ibl„ are visiting at the'Leona, at St, Josetph's Convent, To - home o.f the Ba'tter's parents, Mr. and t'otito. Mrs, W. V. Jefferson, IMrs. ]las. F. Reid of Toronto is vis Mrs. W. Turvild, son Harold, itrrig at the home of her sister,' Mrs. daughter Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. P. Bell. Tomlin, son Jack, baby daughter are' Mr. and Mrs. yamarflen and -H'is's viseting their relatives, Mr. and M:n, (Beatrice Vamaldeu, of 1M'ortlen, Von., Wm. Deem for a week, also Mr. Dick also Mr.'and Mrs. Ed, Beattie and (Deem of.Strafford for a few days. : son Roland, of Guelph, were week Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Shockcor and 'end visitors ,with Mr, and Mrs. W. H. three ,children of Detroit were week ISh:oldice.•and friends in Egm'an'dlville. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John The many friends of Dr. F. H. Lar- Sproat and called on other friends in kin, of Toronto, whlo has condn eted town. the servicesof First Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sproat and Church the past two weeks are sorry daughter's Mary and Margaret an'd: to know he was taken ill and is. con - son Hugh R., of Detroit, spent see 'fitted to Scott Memorial Hospital at eral days in, town and vicimi!ty. ,They present. • ('eft Tuesday morning, . accompaniedMr, and Mr's. IIe-aloft' of Listowel Mrs. Russell Sproat and Mise Anona and Mr.'Eiserttian of Milton were ,visi- Dale, who wtl4 spend a week in the tors Sunday at She (tome of Mr. and city. , Mrs. Wesley Free, t; Mr Mr. Miss � r and . Shedden of Hamilton hass. Wm.. R. Sholdroe and been the guest of Mr, and Mrs, H little daughter of Walton, and Mr. {Evans for some weeks. , and Mrs. McE'achern of Cranbrook. Ms, Ted Evans spent the 'week end were week end visitors with Mr, and Mr. with his parents, Mr. and lets. H. s W H. Shaldlce. Evans, George street. •Miss Doris Wake, Toronto, and the Mr. and M7rs. George Hills and Misses Dorothy and Beatrice Wake Miss. Ria were in Taranto and Osh- of London, who were guests of Mr. awe last week, Miss Ria, who has and Mrs. H. W. Hart last week, have been seriou'sly ill for several m'o'nths, returned home. is now able to take her position in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Htoggarth vis- is after the'holidays. Miss Lois lied at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S'teplhenson•, their guest, returned to Simmons at Gli'iselhtutst. Oshawa with thein. Dr. and Mns. Frank C. Neal of Pet - Mr, and Mrs. Peter. Calder and "hero and Mrs. Neal Sr., of Walton, email son are spending their vacation ;were guests of Mrs, R. H. Fergivstoe at the -home of Mrs. Calder's Parents, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hays. Rev. A. McNabb, M.A. and Mrs. Miss Leo(a Nott, Huron Road west, McNabb of Mid'dilewille and Miss Isa- is in Detroit Spendingher vacation .bei McNabb of. Toronto were guests with Mr, and Mrs. 'C. J. Shockcor and of Mrs. R. H. Ferguson on Monday. family, Mr. andMrs. Thos. Smith of Co- Mr, Francis Greightb.nr of Detroit hourg were visitors at the T'atter's and Mr,. Oliver Kirk of B1ir•mingham, home an• ThsrsdlaY. Mich„ spent the week -end in 'Tucker- Mns, E. C. M'dClellan:d and children smith at the. home of Mr., and Mfrs. and Mrs, R. S. Hays left on Thursday A'n'drew Kink. Mns. Creighton and for Toronto to meet Mr. Hays and chil'tlren who spent severat weeks at party lwtlno are expected ,to arrive her parents' home, returned with home from their Old Country trip on them on Sunday, the 26th. 'Miss Stale Hiedebdrandt is spend- The choir of First Presbyterian ing a few days at Grand Bend, . Church held their picnic at Grand 'Miss Mabel Hildebrand and Master Bend 011 Wednesday afternoon, The St. Thames' Sunday School picnic was held at Baylleld an Weed- nes•d'ay aftersio,on. Mrs. A. D. Sutherland left on Sat- urday to vis'i't relatives in the West. Mr. Ralph Cresswell left Saturday to return to Denver, Coil, ,after a short visit with his sisters, the Misses •Cresswell. AM Vl,n r, . r i. Broadfoo't and family moved to Stratford on Wednesday. Kenneth• are in Kitchener for a few. days, Guests at the home ,;of 'Mr. and 'Mrs. E. Mole are Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Berry and daughter 'Orden[, Mrs. Alex. Casemate and daughters of IB a amore. /Guests attthe home of Mr. and Mrs, lGeo. H'iills, Egmond'nille, last week were Mr and e Mrs.' l C mence Mr, and Mrs. AleKeevor- and Miss Mil- dred Clemsn'ce of Oshawa, and Miss Ecoid Cahbl'educk of Orono. Miss Leola Bristow, daughter of Mr: and Mrs. LeoBristow ustow of Miami,. Florida, ida is visiting her aunt, Miss Tena Bristow in Egnvondli'ille, and otherfriends in town ,and vicinity. Mess Bertha Grieve of Toronto is spending her vacation at the parental home of Mr. and, Mrs, Jas. Grieve: Miss M'argaret Henry, and a party of frien'd's motored to Port Albert Sunday and spent the_clay at Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 'Mason's cottage, Miss. Beatrice Slpro'at of Toronto is spending her vacation with Mc, and Mrs. Russel S1pnoat and friends in the vicinity. Mr. Wtim..S'holldice of 'l.'ac'kersneith, end Mr. Orville Holmes of SeaEorth have returned from a motor trip, to Detroit, Mrs. Edward F. Price returned r to her home in Roche'slter, N. Y„ on Sat- urday after s'penld'in:g, twb, we'e.lcs with AutoInsurance Let us protect you anywhere in Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off your mind and at NEW Non Tariff Rates It's worth your while to see us before placing your insurance and at the new low non -tariff rates. you cannot afford to take chances.. All alaims a promptly pito satisfac- torily paid. Phone, write or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152. A. D. Suthe;riand GENERAL INSURANCE -- REAL REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING, ETC. Office over Keating's Drug Store Mrs. Howard Fowler of Oilmen was visiting her sister,,, Mrs, Glew, on Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Smith, who has been visiting at the horn of Mr. arid Mrs. A. D. Scott, Thornton Hall, re- turned on Monday to Detroit, Miss Frances But'ch•ill of Brussels is spending the week with the Misses Brine, Miss Muldrew is confined to - the Isosipi'dal Mir. and Mee. Geo. Bunsch ate spending a few days w'ifh friends in C'linbon. ;Airs. Foster and slaughter Mrs, (Dr.) \MdGregor and Joan of Hamil- ton visited the Misses Brine this week on their way to Goderi'ch. '.Mrs. Wm. Cudmore is spending a week in. Toronto With her son, Mr, Frank Cudnaore. Dr. and Alms. Yale and son Don- ald of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., were, guests for several days .of Mrs. H, R. S+coot, Dr. Yale had the unpleas- ant experience of leaving fourteen gal Ions of gas removed from his car on Frid'aynigtht while here. Mr. David Smith of Flint, Mich., is visiting his brother, Mr. John Snubh.' "AVOID STRATFORD" SAY TOURISTS There have been reports of motor- ists getting into d'ifficul'ties at Strat- foord'recenttly. One was a former 'Sea - forth boyand his family coming from the United States to visit his old hoime here. It is understood he had to go back to Stratford with a city officer and pay a fine for alleged speeding. Apparently his treatment was such that he went a long way round 10 avoid Stratford when return- ing, eturning to the States. 1In recent weeks there have been many aocueations by tourists of tut - Mair usage at various points in Ont ario, brut it is •pleasing to nate that: Huron County has been entirely free from criticism, which is a tribute to those responsible for the welfare of the travelling public in this county. L. O. B. A, ACTIVITIES. Orange Lily Lodge No. 712 met Monday evening, Aug l2th in Sea- lfanbh with their Worthy Mistress Mrs, J. Pullman in th.e chair, There Was a full attendance of ollfi'cers and members with a very distinguished lady present in the person of the Right Worshipful Grand Mistress Mfrs. M. Scott of Toronto. Mrs. Scott delivered to us a most inspiring ad - oress well prepared and well given, reminding us the dirty of every true Protestant man and woman, Our. guest also congratulated us, very ,highly on the success we have achiev- ed, and hoped we would be given strength to carry in the years to come stronger •than ever. Mrs. Scott was (then presented with a vanity dresser set in remvemlbrance of the visit to Seaforth LsOIBJA. at the close of the meeting a banquet was given in Mrs. Scott's honour. BORN, LOUIE—To ,Mr. and .Mrs. Ross Love, dE Hrblsgreen, in Clinton Hospital, on Friday, August 14, 1931, a daughter. SIMII'TIH,—To Mr. and hirs. Orville Smith, of Hillsgreen, on Friday, August 114Ith, a daughter. JOHNSTON. — In Scott Memorial Hospital on Friday, August 14th, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Jb'hsn- son, Blyth, a son. STAFFA Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Reed spent the week end with •relatives in Tor- onto and Hamilton, ;Miss Betty Tetnplenian of Toronto is holidaying with her gnan'dparen'ts, Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Templeman. Misses Dorothy and Jean ' Milder' visited with their aunt in Hensel! re- cently. Misses D:onaficla and Marilyn Gray have returned fr.otn holidaying in To- ronto. Mr. Howard Leary and friend of London visited with the former's par- ents over Sunday. Mrs. J'no. Livingston has returned after spending two weeks with her son in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. S. Robertson and' Earl of Atwood spent .Sunday with -Mr. and Mrs. L. Elliott. Mrs. H. Col`quhoun visited with 1-Iarristoat friends recently. ,Mr. and Mrs, Percy Miller of Mount Pleasant spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Airs, J. M. Mii.ler, (bliss IvaElliott of Logan is visit - jag with : her friend. Miss Marzetta Sadler. Mrs. Hill of Michigan is visiting her Blister, Miss Ellen Pringle, !The regular meeting of the Wo- men's Institute will be held on Wed- nesday evening, August 26th at 8.30 p.m. in the hard, Roll call, pickle re- cipes. Everyone welcome. Mrs.' Geo. Stehr, Stratford, is spend- ing -a few days with Mrs. George Tuffin, who is laaid up with a sore log TRY Gillespie's Cleaners & Dyers WITH YOUR NEXT ORDER Phone i96w. We call and deliver V. J. Gillespie, Prop, KIPPEN. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Stewart of Springfield and Dr, J. H. and Mrs. Stewart of Cleveland, :O'hiio, spea't the week end' et the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. R. J", Wright. Miss Laura Belle Wright; returned home this week after spending a week ,camping at Pike's Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love have re- turned to their home in Lansing after a very pleasant visit with their many friends. 3 Miss Marion Scarlett of Seaf& lt, spent a few days recently with her friend, Miss Ivison of the village. .lir, and Miss Reid of London spent the week end with Kippen friends. Rev. and Mrs. Connor left for ;a nnonth's vacation this week and all wish them a very pleasant outing, Mr. and Miss Elliott of Victoria, BJC„ are spending a month with their cousin, Miss Marguerite McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson left last week on a trip thorough the West- ern provinces and expect to be gone a couple of months, 'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dayman of Florida are visiting with their many friends around the village. The Kipper Horticultural Society are holding their annual flower show Thuriday, August 27th, from 2 p:m. and the secretary, Mrs, J. Henderson, requests that all entries be in by 1 p.m. As this is a big event among all flower lovers, and looked forward to by many, it is hoped a large attend- ance will be out to see the wonderful flowers Kipper and its neighbors grew. BRUCEFIELD. Mr. and Mrs. Ham of Fergus are visiting at the home of Mr. James Swan. Mrs. Hahner of Goderich is visiting friends in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Betty and Bobby, Mrs, Addison, attended the flo'w'er show in Goderich Thursday evening. The regular monthly meeting of the W.M.S. was held in the schoolroom; of the church Wednesday afternoon,• August 12th with a fairly large at- tendance. In the absence of the pres- ident, 1'Lrs. Neil McGregor occupied the chair. The meeting was opened by singing hymn 374 followed by prayer by Mrs. McGregor. The res- ponsive Scripture reading was fotmd in John 6.5:1'5 and a few very well chosen remarks made on it by the leader. Psalm selection 19 was they, sung and Mrs. Dayman led in prayer. 'Dhe 'temperance lesson was taken by temperance secretary, Mrs. Haugh. Mrs. Tough, herald far this month, 'brough't btd'ings from India. A few of the ladies then led in sentence 'pray- ers, remembering our medical mis- sionaries at home and on the foreign fields. The devotional leaflet "He had compassion on them." was read by Miss McGregor. The study leaflets, "Our Horne Mission Hospitals," was in charge of the following ladies: Macs, Brock, !'Its. J. Watson and Miss Swan. Alter singing hymn 464 Mts. Neil McGregor closed the meeting with prayer. Our September meeting whioh will take the forst of a •birth d'ay party will be held at the hone o'f Mrs. Neil McGregor. Many mothers can testify to the virtue of Mother Gravee' ,Worst Ex- 'terniinator, because they know from experience bow useful it is. Mac kIam's Luiich Wse1ess.SeA sesily/maes,Atirel'4eemseMesr.ssai 1 1 Hi.• AFTERNOON TEA Ladies, we are prepared to serve afternoon tea while you are down town. CAKE ORDERS We would be pleased if you would give us an order for any style of cake, CHICKEN DINNERS Our Chicken Diluters are be- ing well patronized. Phone your order early. PHONE 42.