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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1949-06-16, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY JUNE 16, 1949, Garden Party at Walton United Church Wed. June 22 Supper served from 6 to 8 PROGRAM: THE DAVIES OF CANADA SINGING STARS OF TODAY Admission: Adults 75c. Children 40e EGMONDVILLE Mrs, James Finlayson has just re- ceived a parcel mailed to her. from Ilov+ell, Mich., at Christmas tune, There were to postmarks on the parcel, but it is believed to have re- posed in some customs ' office all this time. Mrs. James Finlayson and Mrs. John McGregor went to Mrs. Wal- lace Haugh's on Tuesday of this week as guests of Seaforth W.I. The Salvation Army and of Tor- onto played at Egmondville on Sun- day evening on the church lawn. HULLETT Mrs. Robert Jamieson, Jim and Lois, also Mr. and Mrs. Art Colson, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donald at State College, Pa. A FREE$means (1) More Tourist Dollars for Our Merchants (2) A 10% Advantage in the American Market for Our Farm Products vote PROGRESSIVE - CONSERVATIVE vote ELGIN McKINLEY Progressive Conservative Association IIoren-Perth =30 Tractor M. H. Washing Machines 81/2' spring -tooth Cultivator, tractor hitch, power lift Pony Tractor and Row Crop Cultivator All Crop Heyloaders Power Mower 2 -Furrow Tractor Plow 7' & 6' Binder 41/2' & 6' One Way Disc . 12' self-propelled Combines Gas Engine. 101/2" Grain Water Pressure System • Hay Cars - Track Hay Forks - Rope 15 and 13 run Fertilizer Drill, P.L. & tractor hitch 10 cub. ft. deep freeze Box 16 cu. ft. Freezer Thor Washers & Ironers USED MACHINES 103 Sr. r.c. Tractor 3 F. Tractor Plow 3 furrow Disc Plow 6' clipper combine with motor 6' Clipper with P.T.O. 10-20 International PHONE 141 W. T. TEALL, PROP. rs SEAFORTH tut7sr1S"TM15trE" a A% 6/113' ez _ nsa 'l" Our doors will CLOSE THIS SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 18th. If you want to buy merchandise at WHOLESALE PRICES ACT FAST as this will be your last op- portunity. We still have boots and shoes for men, women and children at give away prices. Listed below are just a few items rt. ^vx','^ Men's Suits Euely suit marked down to cost. Tweeds, worsteds and botanys. Many shades to choose from clearing at cost smussmissummosmasszaasoffs Mens Swim Trunks Smooth fitting sharkskin trunks in two tone design. Various colors to clear 1,25 ea. Mens. and Boys Straw Hats Ideal for this weather Reg. .39 clearing 19 c MGM Boys Suits All boys and youths suits selling out at cost price. Tweeds, worsteds and bot- anys. Various colors clearing at cost Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! MEN'S, WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S of Every Description clearing below cost mirmossalmussmaismissassms Mens and Boys Summer Windbreakers Two tone sharkskin and cotton gabardine, with zippers QQ CLEARING —8 GREEN FRONT Toa, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE SEAFORTH BRUCEFIELD The annual decoration service of the I.O.O,F. will be held on Sunday. afternoon, June 19th at 3 p.m. in Baird's Ceinetery. All are asked to attend this service. McKILLOP The Roxboro Farm Forum spent a very pleasant day Saturday, June 7.1 at Harbour Park, •Goderich. At the close of the afternoon a bounteous picnic supper at which thirty-five were in attendance, was heartily en- VARNA A garden party will be held on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid on June 24th by the W.A. of Varna United Church.. Mrs. R. S. Evans ofOshawa spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. J. W. Johnston and family, and also attended the reopening of the 'Varna United Church. BRODHAGEN Mr. Edward Ahrens is Confined to Stratford Hospital. We wish hint a speedy recovery. Mrs. Mary Dittmer, Mr. J. F. Prue - ter, Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens, Clayton, Robert and Kenneth, visited recently with the former's son Mr Vincent Dittmer and Mrs. Dittmer at Wing - ham. Mr. and Mrs. John Eisler of Sea- forth with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuermann. Mr. and Mrs. George Mogk and Miss Nancy Mogk spent the week end at Hamilton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller and son David of Galt with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Miller for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Don Barber and Shin. - lee Anne of Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hinz. Mr. and Mrs. Hinz, Maureen and Winnifred, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Barber to Port Elgin and Southampton on Sunday. There will be uo ohurdh service on Sunday morning. Moving pictures will be shown on Sunday evening. BLAKE Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parke and Betty and Kenneth are on a vacation trip by motor to Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Robb of near Am- berley, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride and family on Sunday. Miss Phyllis McBride of Brucefield spent the weekend and Monday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martindale and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ducharme spent a day in Port Huron and Sarnia. Mrs. Hamlyn, who spent several days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bancroft, returned to her home in London again. Mr. Robert Munn of near Hensall purchased the shed at the Blake Church on Tuesday evening and has it all down and away. Mr. Wm. Clark visited his mother in 'Goderich on Sunday. Quite a number took . in the air- force day at the Centralia airport on Saturday, from this vicinity,, HENSALL Miss Velma Last and Mr. Murvin Pastrious of Windsor, visited during the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slavin and Miss Elizabeth Sla- vin, Miss Ellen Bell has accepted a position at the Bank of Montreal. Mrs. James Mustard Mrs, James Mustard, formerly Jessie MacGrogm, passed away at her home on Saturday, June 11 fol- lowing a lengthy illness. Surviving is her husband, one son Janes and one daughter (Blanche) Mrs, _Malcom Dou'iirll, Hensall: two brother's, John MacGregor, Hensel]: William Mac- Gregor, Ripper: two sisters, Miss MacGregor and Mrs. Petrie, Toron- to. Funeral service was held from the late residence on Tuesday, conducted by Rev. P. A. Ferguson. Inter•nlent in Exeter Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. A. Pearson of Tor- onto were weekend visitors with the latter's. mother, Mrs. Annie Saund- ercock. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Scholl and Garry visited recently with relatives at Monkton. Wohelo Class The Wohelo Class of the United Church is holding its annual picnic at Seaforth Lions Park on Friday evening, June 24th. All former 'class members, children and guests are cordially invited to attend. Bring your picnic basket. You are asked to meet -at the church any time from 5:30 to f o'clock Friday, June 24th where those having cars will be waiting to arrange transportation. The enjoyment of this gathering depends on your attendance. KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and family visited recently in Michigan. Master Keith Anderson and Shar- on McBride had their tonsils remov- ed in Clinton Hospital on Thursday last. Many from here' attended Air - Force day at Centralia Mr Port on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parsons, Har- old and Donnie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Linden. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstetter spent Sunday last with relatives in Toronto. Dr. James Jarrott of New,York City, visited recently with his other Mrs. L Jarrott. HARLOCK A farewell party was held at Har - lock School, Friday night of last week for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shep- herd, Wilma and Phyllis as the form- er has sold his farm a short time ago. and is moving to Clinton. A. very nice program was enjoyed by . all after which the above mentioned were invited to the front and a very suitahle address was read by James. cEwing ,and a large ':electric ''lamp was presented to Mr. and Mrs.' Shep- herd and Wilma and Phyllis were'...rmakesconsamnms each ' given two smaller electric lamps. given inade a short reply thanking them all and invited then to call 011 them in town. Lunch was then served after' which the rest of the evening was spent in dancing. We wish the Shepherd family many years of health, happiness and pros- perity in their new home. Mrs. Leo Watt and Jessie were in London on Saturday in company with Mrs. Haddy of Clinton. Mrs. A. W. McEwing recently had a few days visit in Detroit with hex sister-in-law and husband. Formerly Mrs. Joseph -Campbell of Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colson mo- tored the beginning of last week to State College, Pen., U.S.A. to visit her sister Hazel, and husband. They returned 'home Saturday. Mr. Leo Watt, Donald, Jim and Bobby and Mr. Isaac Watson spent Saturday afternoon at Centralia. They .said there was a large' crowd and very warm. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Knox and children spent the weekend in `Tor onto. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE On Monday evening the Main Street Industrial team defeated the Foundry 'team by a score of 9-8, This. year's Industrial League consists of Bosh,. arts, Duncans, Foundry, and Main Street teams. Watch for the schedule next week. BORN LEPPINGTON—At Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday, June 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leppington. 'Bruceiteld, a son BRADY—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on June 11, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brady,' Seaforth, a daughter (hose Marie) JAMIESON—At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on June, 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jamieson, RR4 Clinton. a son ADAMS—At Scott Memorial Hospital. on June 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Adams, Egnrondville, a son DANCE IN WINTHROP HALL FRIDAY, JUNE 17 Music by the Shamrock Orchestra Admission 50e This will be the last dance of the season, so don't miss it EGENTTHEATRE SEAFORTH Now Playing THURS. PRI. SAT. DOUBLE FEATURE "ARTHUR TAKES OVER" with LOIS COLLIER. and RICHARD CRANE Mother gots fainting spells—paths, i;oes around in circles, until. Arthur takes over. AND "DANGEROUS YEARS", Adult Entertainment Mon. Thes. Wed. "JOHNNY BELINDA" with JANE WYMAN and LEW AYRES An intensehuman drama that probes' deeply into lite, the currents or experience and feeling—the year's most dramatic picture shot against the Canadian background of Nova' Scotia, Next Thurs. Fri. Sat. "HILLS OF 'HOME" In Technicolor with EDMUND GWENN - LASSIE - JANET. LEIGH A :story of a testy but loveable Scotch doctor and his love and care for the people of his Glen and for his dog. A beautiful ehapterJin the life of Lassie for family' entertainment Coming: "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD" Home Freezers 12 cu. 'ft., Zero or Lower 16 cu. ft. Capacity 4 cu. ft. (approx.) FOR STANDARD REFRIGERATION Keeping of Butter, Eggs, Cheese and other items that are kept in an. Ordinary refrigerator. You will be surprised at the low cost of this unit. Immediate delivery • RUG CUSHIONS Make your rug feel like new. Prolong the life of your rugs with these 'moth proofed hair felt pads. Comes by the yard, so any size available Floor Covering of all description Cong. & Rexoleuul rugs, Con. 2 yd., Rexoleum Standard and Deluxe, Marboleum and inlaids Box Furniture Store --Funeral Service PHONE—DAY 43' NIGHT 595W 1 mit IDay STILL IN FULL BLAST We are sorry that at times we could not wait on our many customers, but you still have your chance. Many styles and sizes still on SALE PRICES AND SIZES MARK1ED IN PLAiN FIGURES ON SALE TAGS Scile • Just' to mention -a few lots that should be of special interest to you LOT 2 Women's Black and Brown leather Loafers, leather soles, flat 'heels Values up to $4.50. SALE PRICE $2.49 LOT 4. Women's Shoes — suitable for House or Garden wear. Values to $3.95. SALE PRICE $1.98 LOT 8. Misses White Leather one -strap Shoes, leather soles, sizes 12 to 21/2. Values to $3.95. SALE PRICE $2.49 Oxford Laced Style — sizes 8 to 101/2 sizes 6 to 7'1/2 Sale Price $1.98 Sale Price $1.59 • LOT 13. Men's Black;; or Tan Oxfords, heather soles SALE PRICE $2.98 LOT 15. Boys Tan or Elk, rubber sole Oxfords, sizes 111/2 to 4. SALE PRICE $2.49 Another lot—sizes 1 to 5. Sale Price $1.98 LOT 17. Women's White Saddle Oxfords, SALE PRICE $3.98 Misses Saddle Oxfords Sale Price $2.19 Come in and try on any of these Shoes at Real Bargain Prices NO REFUNDS OR E)CHANGES ON SALE LINES Smith's Shoe Store MAIN STREET SEAFORTH �— i