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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-09-03, Page 5as THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1931 THE SEAFORTH NEWS. SAVING TIME AND MONEY, Below are listed the outstanding values in- pure foord rprlo Lncts and household necessities that may 6e obta'itned at your Superior Store.'orale a list of your requ;ren enit• and, phone your order in. It will be oarefully filled and protnrplt1yadelivered--AT NO EXTRA -.CHARGE. Deal at your local Superior Store. where you ,will save time as well as money: . WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS. Items for Week Ending September 9, 1931. .BORDEN'S EAGLE BRAND MVILLK ,.1 'per tiintQ (Ask your ,Superior .Store for ,Salad. Dressing Recipe Bbok)r 19Ir LUX TOILET SOAP , „ i, • , ,,• . , , , ,l2 .cakes 13c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR.., ....1.:...., ...per pkg. 31 c AXrLMER SOUPS -except Chicken "or . ,each 29c 'CLARK'S SPAGHETTI, "TRY IT ON TOAST" . ,barge tin 1 O+C S'EL'OX (THE SPEED SOAP) , „, .. , , .: , .-, . 2 lege, pkgs. McCormick .e 25 c m Royal Asstd. Fancy Biscuit, in ;Fancy box 'w'ra'pped air tight 27c Libby Asparagus, Picnic size . per Nin 25c •3tL'eiLaren's Olives, No. 9 Stuffed. 'Grackle Jar 25c No, 20 Pla'in' Crackle Jar 23c Benson's Corn Starch per pdcg. 3'2c (The Standard ,of perfe'ction) /Paris Pate Wakes Tasty S'andwielhes) per tier 14c ISanera (The Vitamin Cereal) r per ,pkg. 23c r 39c /-''s 28c Salmon, Fancy Red Cohoe l s Is r 55c a's /-'s, for 29c G-,O.S. (for Cleaning or Scouring)23c sill, 14c lige. . 1.,,, 23c Zebra Stave Polish, sml, tin 10c i'ge tin 15c Aylmer Tid Bit, ,Pineapple, 2's sq, tins each 23c. '3IdLlaren's Tapioca Puddling 2 pkgs. 25c (Macaroni,. Loose .Ready Cut 2 lbs. 15c icily Brand Eaddie per tin 19c !Kellogg's All Brian lge. size 19c ,Matches, Colombia 3 box, 25c )Black Gat Liquid Shoe Dressing20c Soap Chips, Loose 2 lbs, 25c Welch's Grape Juice, Pt. Battles ........... .. ......33c' iKSpipereld Snacks 'Tod'd'y, Serve hot or cold, 8 oz. 2 ties 13c 33c 16 oz, 53c Zinc Rings Heavy, for jars per doz. 19c Rubber Jar 'Rings, Best Heavy 2 doz. 15c Crdwn Jars sm.!. per doz. 99c raid. per doz. $1.09 'Parks Catsup Flavour per pkg. 35c karawaa S'25c 2 pigs. Fly Hangers 4 for c Try wa'tters rub!bet , wire 10c Fresh gritted Horse Radish 13c small pints 33c BROOMS, 5 STRING, VELVET TIP Tea, Fatnily Blend, ,1lb,'Red Brags !Royal York ('The Delicious Blend) Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Rhone 8 Phone 77 Cream Cream HIGHEST PRYCES 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 and testing. No other Creamery can do better—"Give us a trial." Creamery open on Wednesday and Saturday evenings Seaforth Creamery Seatorth,Ont. C.. A. BARBER. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and.— EMBALMING and—EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day. phone 67. ST. COLUMBAN. Mt John WiFliam's.of De'tnoit is vis- 'bihts parents, Mr. . and Mrs. Pat. 'Williams i'4.rI[raars of Hi'hbert. The school teachers wile, were home tlor vacation heave retuned to, their 'st?heots namely: Mildred and Gertrude: BfiidGret'h No Waterlioo; Agnes Mc- 'sa!th to BamIburg;! iVPrrglaret Mc- lOrath, Anne Dalton. anal James .Lane cs Brantford;' Helena Flannery to 'Linwood; Thos, McQuaid, Windsor;' ?Mary Feeney to New York, and Ed'i'th. ;Miles to Guelplh. ,1L'rs. Joseph Ca'nning of Toronto and Mr. Frank ,Evanss orf Wisconsin; atteud•'ed the funereal of their sister, Miss EllenEvans Peat week, 'Master Basil O'.+Reilll'y ,hes returned. ^Acs his home from Scott Memorial hos - vital after undergoing an olp'er!ation for Detroit attended the funeral of the latter'ts aumt, Miss Ellen, Evans, last week. ELIMVILLE The League of our church spent an enjoyable evening at the home of Mr. Medd in Exelter last Thursday even- ing. The girls of our League played a game of ball against the Main Street girls, although our girls were beaten, they report having a splen'd'id time. Mr, Wilbert Brinell of Toronto vis- ited at the- home of his sister, Mrs. r ' r 'Wes Johns, „ s teal Joht s week. Miss Marton Pym of St. Marys vis- ited in. the vicinity y r currh acen•fly. 'Mr. Lou Woods of London spent Sunday at .his home here, Ur. John Wilcox of Detroit visiked at his hlome recently. - Mr. Fred and Miss Ruby Johns were in Warwick he',pi,ng their brother IMr, Mex. 'John's, move his house- hold effects to Lu'can where he has secured a position. There will be no: preaching service at oaur church next Sunday as Rev. R. IN, Stewart of S'taf'Ia will ,pre'a'ch at Zion next Sunday evening. 'Wlorins causeafrebfutiles s and rob the meant of sleep, the great nourish- er. Mother G'r'aves' Wham. Externvin- tappendici'tis: abet wail cllea'r the stained' • and, intes- \['r and Mrs': James Mlon't'ridse of bines and restore liealhnfu'bn;eas., i TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs, Bogie of Parkhill, Mr, Claude Fa'llis of California and Miss F'a11lls Of Port Huron were guests orf: M.r, and Mrs, Chas, Brodie, over. the week -end. Mr. and Mrs.' Wm. Fowler of Lea- mington were week -end 'visitors . in town. Iyer.. M. O"L'ourghiin of Dublin is spen'din'g a couple of days in town. Mr. and Mrs. John 'Coyne and 1'Ir, and Mrs. James Purcell were vusifor's at Brian O'IHara's and T. Purcel'l's, r3lcKil'lop, Last Sunday., Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. -,Frank /Baxter were Mr. and Mrs. R. Maltby and .daughter Lillian, Mr, and Mrs, S. Gannon of Woodstock aid air. and Mrs. F. .Bowers cif Interkip, Miss Helen 'Thomson is visiting at the home o'f Miss Donelda - Adams, 'Constance, for a few day's. 'Miss Jessie 'Gardiner of Philadelphia' is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. W. J. McIntosh, ICongnatu'bations to Mr. add Mrs. Nelson Govenlock of Waterford, for- merly isril'y of IW nahrop, on the bir't'h orf. twin 'boys. By latest reports all are, doing well in the 'Waterford! hospital. 'Mr. Angus McRae is laid .up with an injured knee, "having been aociden't- ally kicked while playing football in Dapple's field. Mr. James Hewitt, who has sold his farm to Mr. 'Wilfred (Coleman has purchased a house in Auburn. Mr and Mrs. Clark and son Billy.' of Windsor, were week en d guests of Mr. 'aid Mrs. C. H. Holland. Mr. Thos. MdA'dann, of Mount For- est, is spending his vacation in rBridgeburg and .Seeforth. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reid and small soar of 'Whi'techuroh were calling an 'friend's an 'town Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Wilt Plant spent their vacation at Windsor, Detroit, Toronto and icon. Edna (Ted) and Stewart Plant spent two ,weeks at Toronto with their gran'dp'arents, Mr, and. Mrs. D. Stewart. Mrs. MdLead of Detroit and her 'brother, Mr, W. Lei'tc'h, were visiting Mr. David Le'ibch and his sister in tEgmondvid'le recently. IMr. and Mrs. Frank Neud'ick of, 131carboro'I.Beaoh, Toronto, were call- ing an Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jonas on tS'und'ay. Little Miss Margaret Sproat of De- troit was visiting IMr, and 'Mrs. Rus- sell Sproat last week. Mrs. Wm. Me/Cloy, who has been ooncvalescinrg at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John !McGregor, in Tuckers math, has returned to her hone in town. Mr. Wm. Wilson and Mrs. Stewart of taws, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'Law- son and Marion of Constance spent the week end in Owen Sound at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Suther- land. Mr. and Mrs. Mbert Meath and children, David and !Floyd and Me. Stanley Hanson of Detroit are spend- ing a few days visiting friend's and seeing Mrs. Mean's father, Mr. Datlid Holmes, who is in. the'hosprtal. Mr. J. M. Hir tchley returned on Monday bo Brantford to assume his duties on the .Collegiate staff there. Mr, anti Mrs. Ge'o'rge Lindberg, of Minneapolis, Minn., are visiting the Ta'tter's brother, Mr. John Gritnvol'dby, and Mrs. Grimoldby. taars, Elmer Reid and children of Stratford are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jmo. Grinvdldby. 'Itrs, G, T. Turnlbul'l is visittag in Toronto this week.. Miss Aileen Flaaamer'y returned to Toronto on Saturday to take up her duties as teacher at Corpus Christi JSc'hool after spending her holidays at the 'hiome of her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs Wm. Fi'aiinery. Mrs. M. .Des'bu'ra 'ef N'o'rthviae Mich., is alt p'resen't spending •her 'holi- days with her Parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. E'okant. Miss Lutnsclen o'F Dulblln, Ireland, has been vomiting the week with Miss Jlalckson, Bgmon`d'v'ifle. r '1131 112 Mr. H. M. Jackson of Toronto spent the week -and with !Mists tsls Jacksoi . Mrs. Fraser of Chatham was the guest of Miss fleet:eon last week Mrs. A. E. Stark was visiting in Welland and B.uff+alo, N.Y., over the week -end, Mr.r d g M G e or of Toledo Ohio, was the guest of his aunt Mrs. Wil- iam alealichlael, on Tuesday. Miss Mary Fin kbchi er has resumed ter position at the post Office after pendiinlg her vacation in 'Preston and Galt. Mr, and Mrs. M. J. Armstrong left y motor for .Part Arthur last Thn's- b day, Mr. W. 'L. Fin'k'beiner ori Glendale. Calif., and Miss Barbara Finle'be'iner, R.N., of Cleveland visited lest week a•t the home of their 'bro't'her, Mr. 1011as. F:ink'beinet, afr, and Mns. Wm. Somerville of rt attending Toronto were in bo wthe funeral of the dlarte Janne Scott on Monday., • Mrs. Dranieils returned on Tlhursd iy to her blame in, TJonidon after a Music Anne G. Govenlock Teacher of Piano,. Organ and Theory Pupils prepared for 'Toron'to Con- servatory of Music Examinations. - Studio: North Main St., Seaforth Phone 103. month's visit at lth,e h'o'me of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cowan, Mr. Mahar Scott of 'Windsor was in town attending the funeral o'f Mr, James ,Scott on _Monday, 'br. Mackay and Miss- Minnie Mac- kay were in lac-kay'were-inToronrto for several days. The two sons and daughter of Mr. Mackay 01 Formosa who are staying in' Tloronita to a'tten'd school, are spenIling a few days in Sea'forth, Mrs. Hamilton 'has returned to the home olf her ibrorbher; Dr. H, H. Ross, after visiting in Auburn. Mr. and Mrls, Sam, 'Hanna and Mrs. rAunne Reid spent a few days' Pas# week Waiting relatives at Port Huron and Marlette, Mich., returning on Tuesday,. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall and son Bernard, of Londesborough, were the guests of the Misses Govenlock on Sunday. Mr, and 'Mrs, J. T. MelKinrey turd daughter o'f Guelph were week -end guests of Mrs: Wm. McMichael, Mr. aad Mrs. Chas. Hays and son Stanley of Windsor, s'pen't the week end at the Former's home, Mr. Wm. Elebat and Miss Jean rEboolat were at'Wall'acetawn for a few days visiting Dr. and Mrs, Glan.fie'I'd.. Mr. Aiaslee of Leamington is visit- ing relatives in town. A potato stalk 6 ft. 6 in, long has been kept by Mr. Alex. Park, Jarvis Street, who nlo'ti.ced it in ,his garden. The abund'an't rain this ' season has pradnced same in town of the 4 It, class, which seelms to be bhe nearest ap'proa'ch to the Jlarvis Street growth, Corn,'112..ft. in height, has been report- ed in .Nh'is violuity, wlhic'h, however, is dolt quite the equal of the 14 Ft. core grown near Lo'nd'on. Regaining consciousness at times for several days past, Miss Marg'are't Drake who is lying in the 'hospi'tal with a fractured skull and a doubly fractured arm, on Wednesday had mlade but a slight change for the better, (Many friends 'of Mr. William Pe't'h- ick of Hallett, formerly of Se'a'far♦bh and Exeter, who is confined to the h'os'pital, regret to learn that his, eon- dittoo is very low at present. HULLETT. '.Itt'. Herbert Fairservice visited Sunday at the home of Mr, Wilson Sundercack, 'Miss Bernice Howes has been spending a couple o'f w=eeks with her cousin, Miss Isabel Sundercoek, ,Mr. -Willis Phillips of Toronto is visiting his uncle, Mr. Walter IW'il- tison. Mr. Oliver Price speiut a couple of days visiyting his cousin, Gordon Pethick. • Miller's Worm Powders do not need the after -help of castor oil or any purgative to complete, their thor- oughness, because they are thorough in themselves. One dose of them, and they will be found palatable by all children, will end the worst trouble by making the stomach and bowels un- tenable to the parasites, And not only this, but the powders will be certain to exert most beneficial influences in the digestive organs. The reason young cosipaes dose their eyes .when tkissing is to prevent each Other from 'seeing chow foolish they look. ,Mrs: Gurbbins: "I'm glad to 'ear your 'irsbanld s up and about again, Mrs. Miggs. Mrs, Miggs: "'Yes, the doctor says 'e 'as marvellous power sof vitupera- tion," Auto Insuraoce 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 IQ see us before placing your insurance and at the new low non -tariff rates you cannot afford to take chances. All claims promptly and satisfac- torily paid. Phone, write or call -Night and Day. Service Phone ' 152 A. D. Sutherland GENERAL INSURANCE' — REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING, ETC. Office over Keating's Drug Store PAGE FIVE NeTleE The New Chopping Mill is now ready Chopping and Rolling Done Every 'Day. Service is our .Motto. Good Work Guaranteed. MILL IS BESIDE SUPERTEST SERVICE STATION' Louis Eberhart MANLEY. Last Monday our 'burg was bright erred up with The rays of the Hydr Electric li-h'ts:,Eor the 'first time, Mr, Fred 'Eokart and his daughter Eileen motored to 'Oakville to visit M5,and llrs.,Joe 'Eckert, while Eileen is spending a month's vacat'i'on with her friends there. Miss Mary .E'Ilen .Dempsey -has re- turned to ,Guelph to resume her duties as teacher, Our leacher, Miss iHeden 'Delaney, opened our school' on Tuesday. 'Misses Maria and 'Etiza'beth Murray eft for Logan and Hibbert toavreships o Open their respective schools. Mrs. John Coyne and her son from (Detroit called on .frien is in our burg est week. IMr, wad .Mrs. Thos. McKay and HILLSGREEN _ Mrs: Rags Love and daughter halve a =returned from the Clinton hasp ltal to their home. Dr. John Hagan, who spent - several' weeks at the home of his mother, Mrs. Annie Hagan, returned to his practice in Chicago. - 'Miss Edna 'Cochrane, R.N., had the misfortune to break a bone in her foot the other day, but is doing nicely. Mrs. W. Love and brother, Mr. J. B. Forrest were to Lanka recently. to visit Mr. Love, who underwent an operation recently in Victoria Hospi- tal, and who is getting along nicely. The service in the Hillsgreen Church will be wi'thdraw'n again next Sunday, Sept. 6, and the congregation will again worship with the Ki•ppen eongregatian when .Rev. Mr. Bremner of Brucelfce'ld will conduct the ser- vice as usual. ' - Misses Anna and Agnes Love have returned to their home aftercanuping 'for a few days at the Li:niberlost Cot- tage at Grand Bend. The schools in this section reopened for the fall term 011 Tuesday morning with Mr. Din'non of Cromarty in S.rS. 1No. 7, Stau'ley, and Miss Lettie Love in 'S:S. No. 3, Hay. Mr. W. Jarrott and Annie spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. !Isaac Jarrott and family of Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jarrott and Mrs. Mitchell' of Brig -den spent a day with Mrs. L. Troyer. IWe are glad to report that Mrs, R. Stephenson is able to be up again, after having fallen and fractured her ribs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coleman and family of'Se'aforth spent Sunday with •Mrs. L. Troyer, who -returned witch them for a few days. Mrs. P. Campbell and little daugh- ter, of Hay township, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love. 'amity and .Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Mur- ray and' family and Mr. and 'Mrs, Jas. 'Murray motored bo .Formosa to spend a day at the summer reso:nt at the gey- er spring which is becoming popular I or ahe 't'ourlist. 'There is no reason ivthy gas should` bare taken a rise, as the price of the aw oil is lower than even Your cor- respondent passed through several owns and cities east of here and all gas stations had 'their signs up 15c a gallon and tax extra, .It was a good ad. for tourists to fill up before they got to the 'high-priced territory. Why s the hold up? STANLEY. Hayter-frown,—A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at high •noon on S'aturd'ay, August 29th, at the m'an'se, Brucefiel'd, when Miss ,Sarah Henderson, Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, !Angus .Brown, of Tucker - smith, became the bride of Mr. Lloyd Hayter, sort of Mr. and Mrs, 'Henry Hayter of Stanley. Rev. W. ,A, Bremner performed the ceremony. The bride who was beeo,msngly dress- ed in 'beige, with all accessories to noa'tcb, was attended' by her sister, 'Miss Margaret Brown, while Mr. El- gin' Hayter, the groom's brother, was groomsman. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hayter left by motor for Pllint and Detroit and upon their return will reside on the groom's farm in 'Stan'l'ey, accompanied by the best wishes and congratulations of tiheir many friends. Mr. Elmer Sparrow, of 'Orangeville, visited 'last week at the home •of Mr, and Mrs, !Nelson Keys. Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin G. Keys left on Monday for East Windsor after s'pen'ding :part 'of their holidays with their pa'ren'ts in ,Stanley and at El- mira. Mr. Keys is 'principal of the David ..Mamwed'l school, East Windsor, and is to be :congratulated on the suc- cess ,of his entrance pupils this year, all twenty-eight who wrote having. passed, seventeen with honors, Mr. Stuart K. Key's is vi'si'ting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keys, after cpendiog the summer months on the engineering staff at !Beauhartiois. HIBBERT, Miss Margaret .Drake has been itt the Seaford'. hospital in a very seri- nus condition, the result al a motor accident on Thursday night on the boundary road a few miles north olf Dublin, There were five young peo- ple in the car, all of tt'hom had been attending the corn roast of the Junior 'Farmers.' Insrtitute at Staff -a. J'o'hn La- ment, b who was the driver; his cousin, C. McDougall and Alex Gardiner, who occupied the front seat, and Neil Lantana�r b brother her ofhe t driver, and Miss Drake, inhe rumble e seat, John Lamont had arranged to meet a friend Who Was attending a dance at $ro-d- 'hagen that night, and started for that place. When about four utiles north 'of Dublin the car struck loose gravel and swerved and finally went into the' ditch where it turned over, thro'win'g the occupants out, 'Miss D-r.'ake did not recover consciousness for two days. !Persian Balm .is the one trate family aid for skin health and beauty. Aids the m'other in additional loveliness, 'Protects the tender skim of the .child. Delights the father as a hair fixative or cooling Ibtion, N o matter to what use it is nut, it is always beneficial to he skin, (Every woman should use it. (Persian Balm cools and caresses the skin and creates co'm'pIlexdoaas .af 'svr- pvssiinig loveliness., that's how crisp! i..��i771 SO CRISP every deli- cious bubble crackles when milk or cream is poured on it! Rice. Krispies are toasted rine—filled with flavor and crispness — what a break- fast! Rice Krispies fascinate children. Ideal for bedtime suppers. Order a red-and- green ed-andgreen package from your grocer. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. RICE RRISPIES KRCE ISPIES Macklam's Lunch AFTERNOON TEA Ladies, we are prepared to serve afternoon tea while you are down town, CAKE ORDER'S We would be pleased if you wou!td give us an order for any style of cake. - CHICKEN DINNERS Our Chicken Dinners are be- ing well patronized, 'Phone your order early. . PHONE 42.