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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1948-01-08, Page 5THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1948 THEE SEAFORTI3 NEWS. BUY EARLY CHICKS Early •chicks are needed to supply fall and whiter eggs for the British Market. They are more vigorous and easier to raise. Fall egg production has always been the most remunerative. Profitable, steady egg production comes from early chicks. Scott's R. 0..P. Sired ,Mocks and popular Crossbred chicks are the result of 19 consecutiveyears trapnesting and selection of outstanding egg producing families. That is why there is no' guess work with Scott's chicks they produce results. Order chicks now - insist on early. delivery. SCOTT POULTRY FARMS PHONE 851 r 32 :SEAFORTH To Farmers and Feeders The demand for our EXCELLENCE FEEDS grows bigger every day. Farmers and feeders are showing such an appreciation for the quality of our Feeds that we have decided to continue our Special Offer of special prices of $3.00 to $4.00 per ton reduction for the month of January. Bran, Feed Flour, Oats, Barley, Wheat whole or ground, available at market prices Turgeon Grain & Processed Feeds Telephone 354 Feed Division of EXCELLENCE FLOUR MILLS LIMITED Seaforth DANCE! Postponed New Year's Dance will be held on THURS., JAN. 8 CARDNO'S HALL FLL.NAGAN'S 7 -PIECE ORCH, Dancing starts 9,30, Adm. 50o Proceeds for hospital furnishings Auspices of Seaforth Women's Institute To the Electors of McKillop THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN THE ELECTION Albert Siemon To the Electors of McKillop 1 wish .to thank you for your generous support in Monday's <;. election, and I will continue to do my best in the interests of the Township of McKillop Matt Murray To the Electors of McKillop Tp Thank, y.ou for the good support in the election for Council James T. Scott To the Electors of McKillop, . . 1 take this opportunity to thank the people of. McKillop for their support in municipal election Wilson Little. To the Electors • of McKillop. Thanking the, voters for the support at; the polls, and wlah ing ` every, success to the pew Council W. Earl" Mills • DANCE! SAT. NMT in Cardno's Hall Sat., Jan. 10 ROSS PEARCE,& HIS MUSIC Admission 50c Thanks to McKillop Ratepayers I wish to express my hearty thanks for the confidence you have shown in electing me Reeve of McKillop for 1948, and I will endeavor to be worthy of your generous sup- port and serve the Municipal- ity to the best of my ability Dan Beuermann HARLOCK We wish to congratulate and thank Mr. Radford of Blyth for hav- ing the road in such good shape for Christmas and wish him and all a New Year of health, happiness and prosperity. Some of the Christmas gatherings were: re -union of the McEwing fa- mily at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McEwing. Mr. and Mrs. Gould of Clinton were also guests. Re -union of the Colson and Jam- ieson family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colson. Mr, and Mrs. :Wm. Knox and fa- mily, Mr. and Mrs• Audrey Knox and family of Kitchener, and Miss Levina. Knox .of Toronto with their parents, Mr. and Mss. ;Tiros: Knox of :Londesboro, 'Mr. and' Mrs. 'Isaac Rapson at the • home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gib- bings near Clinton. Reunion of the Ferris :family at the, home of Mr. Reece Ferris. ",`Tihtie re -union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watt. 1ti1i' and Mrs. Robert Watson en- tertained Messrs. Andrew; and Jos- eph Hoggarth.. Mr. Archie Watt and. his chum, from Alberta, who are centred at Centralia, and Mr'. Donald Watt, of Toronto, holidayed the Christmas week at the home 'of Mr.' and Mrs, Leo Watt:I - Mrs. James Watt is at present at the home of her': son' and daughter- in.;law, Mr: and Mrs„ George Watt, having gone there for New. Years. Mrs.. Watson' Reid and her pupils put on their school entertainment in Londesboro hall. -They' are ' to ' • be congratulated for the good program. TOWN TOPICS Mr. Dick Colbert of the spent the holiday week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry •• belle. Frank Tuffin of Staffa and Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Aldington of Varna were guests over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. T. Aldington. Miss Marguerite Westcott, Reg.N., spent New Years. in Toronto, Miss Mary Dodds. of Toronto spent the holidays with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Grieve and family and Mrs. John Grieve were recent visitors at the home of Mr, Laverne Nott at St. Pauls. Mrs. John Grieve is visiting her song Mr. David J. Grieve and family in London this week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Racho, of Stratford, spent New Years wtih their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Racho and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, Egmondville. Mr. and Mrs.; Wilmer MacGregor spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Melick, Goderich. Mrs. Wilmer MacGregor; Kippen, is spending several days with her Mother, Mrs, James Racho, Egmond- ville, who fell at her home on Fri- day. breaking her arm. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bennett and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton and Mr. Mel Merriam had New Years dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCowan of Roxboro. Miss Olga Hoare has retiirned after spending two weeks' holidays at her father's home in Toronto, Miss Anne Christopher, London, has returned home after spending -a week's vacation here. Miss Doi'othy Smith and Mr. Bud Smith have returned to London to at, tend Western University. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Canipbell and fanc- ily Moved to Russeldale on Wednes- clay last, where Mr. Campbell has pur- chased a general store. Mr. and Mrs. Janes Malcolm, Dub- lin, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon. Mr, and Mrs, Murray Stiles and Peter spent New Year's in Brussels at the home of Mr. and Mrs, William Stiles. Mrs. H. G. Meir, Jerry and P at, have returned after spending a week with relatives in Windsor. Miss Teresa Mciver, Petrolia, re turned last week after spending two weeks' holidays at her hone here." Miss Mary Ryan and Mr.. Frank Ryan have returned to Lond'gn, Miss Ruth Joynt has returned to Toronto after spending two weeks' vacation at her home here. Mr. Gordon McKellar, Toronto, spent a few clays at his home here last week. Miss Josephine McIver spent a few clays last week in Kitchener. Miss Margaret McIver, Kitchener, returned home with Josephine to spend the week end here. Miss Mary Lou Sills has returned home after spending a week's vaca- tion in Detroit, Mr. David Dolton, Waterloo, spent the week end at his home here. Mr. Walter Boswell has returned to London after spending two weeks' holidays at his hone here, BORN FINLAY-In Toronto East General Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. George Finlay (nee Jean Currie) of Lea- side, on Dec. 31st, a son, a broth- er for Douglas. MUEGGE-At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal to Mr and Mrs. Gordon Muegge, Seaforth, a daughter, on .ran, 4th. WINTHROP Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dolmage celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary quietly at their home New Years day. Owing to the storm New Years night a fowl dinner was served at their home Saturday ev- ening by the family. Mr. and Mrs. Dolmage were each presented with suitable gifts. Dr. and Mrs. Harburn spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs, Irwin Tre- wartha, The annual ratepayers meeting of School Section No. 10 was held on Wednesday, Dec. 31st. The auditors' report showed a substantial sum on hand after all obligations were met. Mr. James Keyes succeeded retiring trustee, Mr. Theron Settles. The many friends of Mr. Theron Betties will be sorry to hear he is on the sick list this week. -Mrs. Samuel Pethick is very ill in Scott Memorial Hospital. Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Pryce and family spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Papple, Tuckersmith. Miss leabel' Betties, Toronto, Gor- don Betties, London, spent the New Year holidays at their home here. Misses Doris and Agnes Broad - foot have returned to London after spending two weeks with .relatives here. Re'''. 'J. R. and Mrs: Peters spent New '.Years at Brampton with their daughter 'and, family, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Miss M'argaret.Horne spent New Years holidays in Paris with her sister, Mrs. Jack` Squires and Mr. Squires. At the annual meeting at S.S.-No. 12, McKillop, Mr. Wm. Montgomery is the stew trustee. Mrs, Montgom- ery is teaching this week owing to the illness of Mrs. McDonald. KIPPEN Word has been received of the death of. Mrs. Margaret McNevin of San Barnar•dino, Calif., on the 28th of December. Mrs. McNevin lived in the vicinity of Kippen for inany years before moving -to London a number of years ago and has lived in California for the past 20 years or more. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph'Upshall of Casterville 'spent 'Xmas° with; their many friends in this locality.' . Mr. Wm. Sproat. of London is spending his vacation with .his par- ents. A great many from this cominuni- JANUARY SALE BARGAINS Feature this week at Stewart Bros. SAVE UP TO 20.00 ON. New. Winter Coats 41 Coats only left, but there is still ample assortment to choose from. The style and color range still features the newest and best for winter wear. You'll snake no mis- take choosing one of these, coats with such low priced sales tags on them EVERY COAT REDUCED 25% REGULAR 39.50 FOR REGULAR 45.00 FOR REGULAR 52.50 FOR REGULAR 65.00 FOR REGULAR 79.50 FOR 29.60 31.20 39.40 48.80 59.50 All Dresses Reduced 2!O% Every dress in our store regardless of price comes under -one big discount. All the "new look" dresses are her in smarter winter shades and styles at 20% off 0 Last Week of Our Millinery Sale This has been the biggest Millinery Sale in our history -- scores of hats have been cleared out. -- This week will clear our racks, so - hurry if you want • at this ridiculously low price Every Hat a new hat $ 1 1 Men''s Overcoats at three low sale prices 29.75 36.75 46.75 49 coats left to be cleared out from our fall and winter range. All new slip-on, raglan or drape coats in fleeces, vel- ours and tweeds. Colors are Fawn, Brown & Oxford. Reg. to 40.00 for 29.75 Reg. to 50.00 for 36.75 Reg. to 05.00 for 46.75 BOYS' COATS REDUCED TO CLEAR Smart grey or brown tweed in popular Bahnacaan style. Age 6 to 10 years, 12.95 for 9,95 Age 11 to 14 years, 18.00 for 13.95 Special Selling of BOYS' 2.PANT TWEED SUITS Smart double or single-breasted coats with two pair of trousers. Good quality tweed Suits 'in blue, grey or brown shades. A real bargain for one week only. izes 6 to 11) yr. iteguhtr 15.95 Sale 12.75 Sizes 11 to 15 yrs. Regular 1.5.50 Sale 14.80 STEWART BROS. ty attended the funeral of the late Casey Way who was highly thought of in this community. Miss Edith Hoag of Seaforth spent Xmas with Kippen friends. Mr. Ronald Caldwell has returned home after spending the summer sailing on the great lakes. Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell have returned to Toronto after spending Xinas with their parents in the village. Mr. Percy Sales has returned home from Sask. where he spent the past summer. `BLYTH MISS ELIZABETH MILLS The death of 1VIiss Elizabeth Mills oceurred. unexpectedly Wednesday evening of last week in Wingham hospital. Miss Mills became ill about noon Wednesday, and she was taken to Wingham hospital, where , she grew steadily worse and died in the evening. Up to that day she had ap- parently been in her usual health. Her death' is attributed to a heart seizure. Miss, Mills, who was in her 45th year, was the . eldest daughter of John A. Mills and Annie McIntosh Mills, and was born on the Miles farm on the Morris boundary about five miles east of Blyth. About el- even year's ago, Mr. Mills gave up farming and bought the residence in Blyth where the family has since re- sided. Miss Mills attended Harlock Public school and Blyth continua- tion school. Early in life she became deeply interested in music and graduated trout Toronto Conservatory of Music. For several years she was supervisor of music for 10 different schools in this district, including Blyth but for the past two years her work had been cut down consid- erably. Miss Mills also had more Social Evening Tire Elected Members of Stanley Tp. Council will be hosts BAYFIELD TOWN HALL MONDAY, JAN. 12 Lunch Counter in Basement than thirty pupils whom she taught individually at her home. She gave unstintingly and cheerfully of • her talent to help in the United Church, of which she was a member, and in every other worthy cause, especially in training the children. Besides ,her parents, one sister survives, Mrs. Walter •(Louise) But - tel, Parkhill. The funeral .was held Friday aft- ernoon at the family residence in Blyth, Beautiful flowers covered the casket and. filled the' living room at the family residence. Miss Alice Rogerson .played -quiet music and accompanied Jamie Sims as ,he sang i"Near To The. Heart Of .God". Rev. W. J. Rogers had charge of the ser- vice and was assisted by Rev. F. Clydsdale of Ildertoa, an uncle of Miss Mills, In itis address Mr. Rogers paid tribute to -Miss Mills in "Choosing am avenue for service through her love of music, which she surely had in her soul, and she imparted her love of music to the children she so kindly and faithfully taught." The flower beaters were all neighbors: •Gordon Augustine. Paul Watson, Bert Gray, Franklin Bain -- ton, N. W. Kyle and Glen Kechnie and the "pallbearers were': Stanley Sibthorpe, :Roy • Toll, Cecil . Oke, Ber- nard Hall,. Earl Midis And 1Q. P. Gar rett. Burial took place in Union cemetery, Blyth. To the Electors of Stanley Elmer Webster wishes to thank the Electors of the Township of Stanley for their support in his election as Reeve on Monday To the Electors of Stanley Twp. THANKS FOR THE GREAT SUPPORT ON MONDAY Alvin McBride To the Electors of Stanley Tp. I would like to express my thanks to the Electors of the Township of Stanley for my election as Councillor of the Township Harvey Coleman To the Electors Stanley Twp. Tenr mv. "lr-"tion as ro',nrillor of the Township of Stanley I wish to thank the electors for their support Harvey Taylor FOR SALE One Gurney kitchen range, ; white porcelain; 1 breal-fast 'Brite,, table cullbo'arcl and fount cltanlo;; white -& black; one kitchen cabinetfalao winite & black; two`congoleuna strgs 91.14%; 1 congolelim rug ,91<9 All they 'art- icles are in .•good .ebuditien; 'I+houe