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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1948-01-29, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1948. DANCE BAYFIELD HALL FRIDAY JAN. 30 t COLLINS 4 -PIECE ORCH. Sponsored by Titreshermen's Ball with Ken Merrier, Master of Ceremonies Colne one, come all, for lotsof fun NOTICE Town of Seaforth RE GARBAGE COLLECTION All cards r.' the above must be. in the ' 1 I bands ds of the Town Clerk by February 7th. TE i4JERS WANTED rF -•�'°' OR FAINTING Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to and including February 2, 1948, for painting and the supply of necessary materials for the painting of the new wing of Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. Plans and specifications may be seen upon application to the under- signed. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. LAWRENCE DE' LA FRANIER Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth FOR SALE France cottage, garage, South Main street, Immediate possession. Frame cottage with garage Goderich st. East. Immediate possession, 1% storey, frame asphalt shingle covered, on South Main street, Seaforth. Modern dwelling on Louisa St, Seaforth. 1,1. A. REID, Senforth. DOME FASTENERS HOOKS AND EYES GOLOSH HOOKS AND EYES Supplied and attached ZIPPERS ATTACHED W. J. THOMPSON JACK'S SHOE REPAIR Electric Defroster Fans 9,95 Front license plate brackets 65c, 76c Clamp -on Tire Chains 2.15 Glass Defrosters 3.95 Tire Cross Chains .25 Daly's Garage SEAFORTH HENSALL Carmel Church Young People held their regular meeting on Monday evening, Jan. 26th. The president, Mr. Clarke Kennedy, conducted the worship period. The meeting opened by singing "Come to the Saviour". The scripture lesson, St. Mark, chap- ter 6: 35-46 was read by Mr. Clarke Kennedy. Mrs. Alf Scholl led " in prayer. A singsong led by Mrs. Charles Forrest was enjoyed by all, favourites ofthe-young people, "Old Black Joe", "Old Folks at Home", "Home on the Range" "Afton Wat er" and. others. Rev. -Ferguson Mt- pired a Bible baseball contest based on the scripture reading Mark 6: 35-46. Minutes, roll call, business hhymn after Which h "Saviour like a Shepherd lead us", • Several games were played and enjoyed by all. Doughnuts and coffee brought the meeting to a successful close.. At a special meeting of the Vil- lage Council held on Monday even- ing the tender of Mr. Lee Heddon as Utility man for the town was ac- cented. Duties to commence Feb. 1. Mr. Donald Walker of Toronto spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Davidson of Sarnia spent Srinday with their par- ents iVtr. and Mrs. W. R. Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Twitchell. Mrs. W. B. Cross has been con- fined to her room owing to inflama- tion in her eyes. Miss Wilma Kyle of Kippen has accepted a position at the local of- fice of the Bell Telephone. Mrs. M. Greer of London, visit- ed recently with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bontlu'on. Miss Goldie Cross. R. N. of Lon- don, spent the weekend with hes Parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cross. Mr. Cecil Harris, who has been an employee with Illi. John Henderson for the past several years has re- signed and accepted a position as book-keeper at Passmore's garage. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- ner will be dispensed in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday, Feb. 1st at 11 a.m. conducted by P AV. P. A. Ferguson. Preparatory r, -ice will be held on Thursday, Ian. 29 at 8:15 p.m. The mutual congregational meet- ing of the Hensall United Church will be held on Friday, Jan. Roth in the school -room of the church. The young people of Chiselhurst TTnited Church held a most success- ful skating party at the local rink on Friday evening, after which refresh- ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parke visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett and family. The. Sunshine Mission Band of Carmel Presbyterian Church, com- menced their regular meetings in the school -room of the church on Monday at 4:15 p.m. with a good enrollment. Mrs. P. A. Ferguson presided, stressed the importance Drew Government Performance HYDRO in 1943 -the last year before the Drew Government took office -rural lines added: Miles Consumers 2.34 23 Rural lines added since the Drew Government took Hydro out of politics: in 1944 1945 1946 1947 Planned for 1948 Miles 15.71 112.08 78.95 59.20 167.89 Consumers 275 517 661 697 1145 Vote for TOM PRYDE PROGRESSIVE -CONSERVATIVE And Keep HURON in the GOVERNMENT Ranks of the Holy Bible in the world and told the Bible stories of Joseph and his coat of many colors, and- the good Samaritan. The roll call was answered by a favorite Bible story and the theme was "Good Neigh- bors" reviewed from the study book by' Mrs. Ferguson. The hymn "Tell rate the Story of Jesus" con- cluded the meetings. VARNA We regret to mention Mrs. Ger- tie Reidwas called to the bedside of her only brother, Cecil Wiley, who suffered a severe stroke . in his home in Detroit two weeks ago. Ce- oil is a Stanley boy and his many friends are sorry to know of his ill- nessthe best. s andwe hope for t es We are also sorry to make ment- ion of Orn Dowson who is • at pre- sent in Toronto undergoing rigid treatment and we hope he may have benefit from the treatment. Mrs. J. Rathwell is spending some time with friends in Clinton. Owing to the severity of the weather, service was called off in St. John's Church, Sunday. Through the circulation of our local papers T wish to thank the many readers in Sask. Clinton, Hay- field and others who forgot to sign their names but I thank then all for the hundreds of stamps sent to me through the medium of the local papers. Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott are hav- ing a vacation in Stratford. Mrs. Frank Grieve and little son of Brucefield, are visiting the Elliott Bros. at the parental home. Liberal Meetings MONDAY, FEB. 2 - 8 P.M. AT BEECHWOOD THURSDAY, FEB. 5 - 8 P.M. CLINTON TOWN HALL Hon. Farquhar Oliver, M.P.P., and Benson W. Tuckey, Lib- eral Candidate, will speak Sponsored by Huron Liberal Assocn. Liberal Broadcasts Station CKNX 920 ON YOUR DIAL FRIDAY, JAN. 30-12.15 noon WILLIAM WOODS TUESDAY, FEB. 3-1 P.M. HON. FARQUHAR OLIVER TUESDAY, FEB. 3-8.15 P.M. ALBERT KALBFLEISCH FRIDAY, FEB. 6-1 P.M. BENSON W. TUCKEY TUESDAY, FEB. 10-1 P.M. DR. A. R. CAMPBELL FRIDAY, FEB. 13-1 P.M. BENSON W. TUCKEY FRIDAY, FEB. 13-6.30 P.M. HON. FARQUHAR OLIVER Listen to These Broadcasts Vote Liberal --Vote Tuckey Huron Liberal Association WANTED Live Poultry -6u vass,wavemci We will pay top Market Prices ARMSTRONG & SMITH ARTHUR, ONT. For quotations call Seaforth 279 J Specials in Ladies' & Misses Shoes WE STILL HAVE MANY LINES OF LADIES' AND GROWING GIRLS' SHOES THAT MUST BE CLEARED TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SHIPMENTS SO WE ARE FORCED TO REDUCE PRICES Ladies' White Sandals, Oxfords, Ties and Pumps, in good quality leather, Now is the time to . buy your Summer shoes at these exception- ally low prices. Sandals to clear, 1.49 pr. Oxfords, to clear at 1.35 to 1.98 pr. Ties to clear, 1.25 pr. Pumps, to clear, 1.35 to 2.17 pr, Ladies' and Growing Girls' Military Oxfords and perforated styles in black and brown. To clear 2.25 to 2.95 pr. Ladles' Dressy Pumps in Cuban and high heels. Black and brown, patent and suede leather. To clear 2.25 and 2.50 pr. Ladies' Tie and Shap Shoes with low and Cuban heels in black, navy and brown. Broken lines. To clear 1.00 pr. Ladies' Arch Support Shoes in kid leather. E, double E and triple E widths. To clear 2.75 pr Ladies Cuban Heel Tie in black and brown with perforations. To clear 1.57 pr. Ladies' Fur Trim Velvet Overshoes, in blank and brown. Small sizes only. • To clear 1.75 pi' Price -at Ladies Rubber Overshoes. Broken lines To clear 1.00 pr. Ladies' Mackinaw Rubbers. All sizes.. Reg. 1.75, To clear 1.25 pr. Boys' and Youths' Hi Cuts. Full grain leather with extra heavy sole. Youths' sizes 11 to 13. To clear 3.50. Boys' sizes 1 to 5. To clear 3,85 Boys' and Youths' Mackinaw Rubbers. Youths' sizes up to 13. To clear 1.10 pr. Boys' sizes 1 to 5. To clear 1.39 pr, Men's Heavy Wool Rib Under Shirts. Sizes 35 to 40. Slightly soiled. Reg. 1.89, To clear 1,25 ea. Ladies' Silk Bloomers of lovely quality with elastic tops and band bottoms. Small size. Reg. .95. To clear 63c pr. Children's Snow Suits. Lovely styles ill two and three piece sets. To clear at 20% discount. All one piece styles. To clear, 5,00. Ladies' A11 Wool Pullovers with crew neck. Meavy rib knit. Pouch'e blue. Reg. 3.25. To clear 2.19 ea. s Green Front Dept. Stores are Opposite Post Office Seaforth Lower TUCKERSMITH The Tuckersmith Ladies' Club will meet next Wednesday'at the home of Mrs. Leslie Lawson with group 2 in charge of the meeting. Roll call Till be a Valentine verse., Small farm 25 to 50 acres, natural drain- age, on highway, good buildings- with hydro, henhouse far at least. 1,000 hens. ROGER ANDREWS,Seaforth. WANTED FOR SALE 11 York pigs weaned 3 weeks. ORVILLE DALE, North lMlain street. FOR SALE 1 young sow due middle of February, ROSS McDONALD, phone 836 r 31, Seaforth. FOR SALE 1 ladies' navy Oloth Coat with white Heel: quilted black lining, size 08 ; worn twice. Also 2 Oloth Dresses size 30, blue & brown. Apply at News Office. FOR SALE Gramophone; 2 cistern pumps, set oflight sleighs, two big roosters, two bantam roosters, floor lamp, 1 good chair, Apply to CLARENCE REEVES, Seaforth, Drainage Tenders TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT Tenders will be received an or before Mon- day, Fab. 2nd at .three p.m., for the con- struction of what is known as the Walker Branch Drain, The Darling Drain and the tannin Drain. These drains are part open and hart tile.. Tenders to be submitted according to Plan and Specifications which may be obtained from the Clerk. A marked cheque for ten per cent must accompany each tender. Tenders to be considered at oar Council meeting in Stara on Feb. find. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, TIHOS. D. WREN Clerk of the Twp. of Ribbon. Cromarty, R. 12. 41, FOR SALE One Portland cutter and 1 cutter with covered top, both with, almost new shoeing and in good shape.. Cheap for quick sale. DR. F. HARBURN, phone 909, Seaforth. AT FINNIGAN'S DELIVERIES MADE TWICE DAILY Make your Dollar go farther: take advantage of these attractive offers.. It will pay yon to buy your needs at Finnigan's. Deliverieson orders of $3 or over. Jelly Powders, 3 for 27c. Coffee with Flavor In Stock Blueberries, tin 38c Gold Medal, .lb 55c Five Roses Pineapple, jar 35c Maxwell, Ib 55c Queen of the West Raspberry Jam, 490 Red Rose, ib 55c Robinhood Amber Horley 90c Chase 8t Sanborn 55c Monarch Pastry Corn. Syrup 10 lb 1,45 Nabob, lb 55c King Pastry ATTENTION FARMERS - DRI-KIL YOUR STOCK NOW W. J. FINNIGAN ,& SON NOTICE The Seed Grain Competition will be sponsored by the Seaforth Agricul- tural Society. A quantity of regis- tered Beacon Oats haS been pur- chased. This is a high yielding, stiff straw, new variety, Grain will be alloted to each competitorto sow a minimum of 3 acres. The standing crop will be judged in elle field and at least two bushels must be ex• hibited at the 1948 Seaforth Fall Fair. Anyone wishing to enter this com- petition please conta.ct Russell Bolton, Robert McMillan or E. B. Goudie NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT APPLICATIONS The. Clerk of the Township of Hallett, Geo. W. Cowan, Londesboro, will receive: apaller. Sons for the position of Road Superintendent for the Township of Mullett. The rate of pay has been set by the Council at 60 cents per hour.. All applications to be In the hands of the Clerk on or before 1.80 p,nn, Monday, Febru- ary 2, 1948. GEO. W. COWAN Clerk FOR SALE Twenty chunky around 70-80 lbs. Apply to, ANGUS BROWN; R118, Seaforth; Phone 014 r 12 Clinton central. FARM FOR SALE ' 100 -acre farm, all good clay loam. ; 7 -room bungalow -type house, bank barn with all cement stabling, water in barn and house,. drilled well and alndmill ; 10 acres of fall wheat; iuoand 35 acres under cultivation; 6. acres maple bush. Hydro available soon. Apply to MRS, RUBY DUNDAS, RR3 Sea - forth, Phone 668 r 12. WANTED blouse, apartment or flat to rent, wanted by' RCAF officer .and wife (no children). Write R. E. STEER, General Delivery, Goderich. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF Henry Beuermnnn,. deceased. All Creditors and others having any claim against Henry Beuermmu,, late of the town-, ship of McEilloO, farmer, deceased, who died on the 1st day of February, 1947, are hereby notified to forward to the undersigned full particulars of their claims on or before the 14th day of February A.D. 1948. After the last mentioned date the assets of the estate will be distributed amongst the parties thereto having regard only to the - claims of which notice has been received. Dated at Mitchell, Ontario, this 23rd day of Jammy A.D. 1948. CLAUDE HORNS, Mitchell, Oratorio, Solicitor for the Executors. TOM PRYDE will work with the DREW GOVERNMENT in the interests 'of HURON Tom Pryde, Progressive -Conservative candidate for Huron, is known from one end of the county to the other as an able, public-spirited man. He knows Huron and its needs. His record is a record of getting things done for the good of his fellow citizens. The record of the Drew Government is also a record of getting things done. Add Tom Pryde to the ranks of the Drew Government at Queen's Park and you will have a combination that will well and truly serve the interests of Huron and of Ontario. On February 16 VOTE for PROGRESSIVE -CONSERVATIVE And Keep HURON in the GOVERNMENT Ranks