HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-06-16, Page 5THURSDAY, TUNE16, 1932.
Speciar Anniversary Sale
To celebrate the Anniversary of the affiliation of our stores
with the Superior Chain Store- System, an organization which
now comprises over nine hundred of Canada's finest merchants,
we are .pnbting on this exceptional list of food bargains,. Make
a special effort .to visit one of our stores during the Six Day Sale,
..the saving will snake it well worth your while.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Items for week ending June 22, 1932.
.INFANT% DELIGHT SOAP
DUINDUIRN STRAWBERRY JAM ....
, BLUE BELL BRIOOMVLS'
.. ,.....per cake S c
....40 oz. jar 28c
five string 22c
PEARL WHITE NAPHTHA SOAP .. ...10 bars 29 C
5c
10c
CARNIATIOIN EVAPORATED MILK small
tall
EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK per tin I.;„-.71., c
STANDARD PEAS No. 4 sieve 2's . • 3 for 23c
Aylmer Pork & Beans, large 2%
2 tins21c s.
RrcE,
KRiSP1P
ndil�t�
RICE KRAS'PI'ES .. 19C
2 pkgs. -
(Royal York Tea "worthy af the name" %'s.....24c; l's.. 47c
:Hawes' Waxl's 43c
Hawes' Lenon Oil large bottle 23c
M'cLaren's Olives, Plain
No. 20 ....23c
(Stuffed No. ' 9 ....23c
,Royal York :Coffee ;1's. .43c
Maxwell House Coffee ............ ........ ..... 1's....43e
Drummer Brand Pastry Flour ` 17's .17c;'s....49c
.McCormick's Palm Beach Fancy Biscuits ....;....per 3b. 23c
Kraft Salad Dressing, special per bottle. 19c
IGranul'ated .Sugar- or Yellow Sugar 10 lbs. 49c
Icing Sugar ......... .... ,.:3 lbs. 2.5c
'Interlake Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 25c
1Heinz Ketchup large bottle 19c
1Heinz Vinegar per gal. 50c
Keen's Mustard %'s 25c; 34's 49c
Shirriff's Lushus Je'l'ly Powders 3 for 25c
:Ingersoll Cream or Pinrenito Cheese, small 2 for 25c
( :Benson's Corn ',Starch per pkg. 12c
Fray Bentos Corned Beef 17 oz, 15c
(Kraft Oheese %'s 17c
{ Mazola Oil No. 1 . ... per tin 29c
Sea King Lobster "the finest packed"—% s....:19c; Ws -29c
TEA—A tea for every taste—
/ Premium Tea with free cups and Saucers, Vases,
I Plates, Creams and Sugars per Ib.
54c
•
Funnily Blend Tea, red bag 1's 39c
Corn Syrup 2's ' 16c; 5's'.... 33c
L:awrasion's Snowflake Ammonia ..............:.....2 pkgs. 15c
Lawrason s 'Flus•ho...................................per tiff 23c
P. & B. Sandwich Pate °excellent for sandwiches .. .. .14c
Taylor's Peanut Butter ... . ...:.. ............... per pound 18c
Guest Choice Tomatoes 23/2's 2 bins 23c
Kellogg's'Corn 1.lalces 3 pkgs. 25c
Certo "sure 'j'ell" per ,battle 29c
.Ovaltine small., , . 45c; medium .,, .690
Chiipso, large per pkg.2lc
S.',O.'S. Scouring Pads small, ... 14c; large ..23c
+P'attersonn's 'Turkish Delight per lb. 19c
'Chocolate Buds 1 ib. 29c
Shaker Salt, Plain or Iodized 9c
.Bulk Soap Chips 3 lbs. 25c
"Aylmer Strawberries 2's tall 27c
'Singapore 'Sliced Pineapple .. 2 tins 25c
Choice Peaches, 2's,quat 2 tin's Bac
Aylmer Catsup new bottle 2 for 25c
ICruns•wick Sardines per tin 5c
:Green Giant Peas per tin 19c
Maple Leaf Salmon ...: ...... 4's 19c; l's .. 33c
Schneider's Breakfast Bacon in piece per lb. 12%c'
Chef Ready Meals, Lamb Fricassee, Sausage Casserole, etc.
2 tins. ,..35c
New Canadian Cheese per lb,,,12%"
Aristocrat Tomato Juice, finest yet per hot, 10c
Ross J.Sproat Phone $
Miss N.Pryce Phone
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18
YEARS
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Please us bygiving us your cream
patronage and we will try, to please
® - you by our services and . highest
market prices for good create..
Cream weighed, tested, graded and
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The Seaforth Creamery
C. A. BA'RBER, Prop.
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McKILLOP.
At the June sessions of the Huron
.county court, which opened
at 'Gode-
-rich .on Tuesday ' afternoon, with
Judge T, M. Costello ,presiding-, the
first case awarded Mrs. Hazel, Coutts,
MgKillop township, damages of. $200
and costs in an action 'for $300 against
Charles, Bondi, Wlinghem fruit dealer.
Mrs. Coutts was injured when her car
was .sideswiped by 'Bondi's truck on
Oct. 13, 1951, on ,the'• road between
Blyth and Walton.' The accident re-
sulted in the premature birth of a baby
boy to Mrs: 'Coutts in the 'hosp'itai at
Sea:forth, five hours after the accident,
The baby died, The jury d'elilberdted
two hours.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
PAGE FIVE
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. and Mrs, E, W. 'Edge of To-
{ ronto spent the week -end at the home
of Mr, H. B. Edge and Miss' J,
Edge.
:Mr. Fred Elliott'of London has
'been its town for a week.+'He brought
home 1\Irs: W. B. McLean, who has
been in London and Ailsa Craig for
some weeks.
'Mrs. Thomas' Anderson and her
.mother, Mrs. Rebecca Reid, son Har-
vey, and(. daughters Elsie, Olive and
(Jean, oIf Mafeking and Ltvcku,ow,
spent Saturday evening with Mrs. G.
C. Dlale and falnvily.
Mr. and. Mrs, Norman Smith, and
son of Toronto' were visiting in Eg-
a iondville recently with Mr. and Mrs.
II-Ienay Henderson,
Mrs. Garden, Miss Agnes Fowler,
Miss Mary Hays of Toronto, Mr, W.'
lF1olwler of Siencoe, .spent the -week
end in toyi,n, Mrs.' Foiwler, w'l?o has
'been hereforsome time has been
staying with her sister, Mrs. Agnes
.A'FdIlroy, who continuesvery ill at
the home .of' Mrs: John Mi1lson, -N.
Main street.
A large delegation from Seaforth
attended the semi-annual meeting of
South Huron O•ranige County Lodge
in Clinton on Friday evening, June 10.
Over 100 niemibe:rs were in attendance
every lodge in the county being well
represented: The -speaker of 'the even-
ing was Mr. J. D. Armitage, of paean,
(Grand Master of the Black Chapter
of Western Ontario. Bro. Dign"ari' of
Exeter also gave an address.
IMr. E. •Russell of Hamilton with
his gang of Hydro linemen, have been
making changes in the hydro lines
entering town.
Mfrs, Slntibh of Walton is visiting
Mr, and- Mrs. W. H. Siiold'ice this
week.
,Mr. and :Irs. J. F. T'hieson of De-
troit and son Donald' spent the week
end with Mrs. Thieson's mother, Mrs.
M. Carbert, '-
Mrs. Carbert returned . Saturday
from Blyth where she visited friends,
:Miss Margaret McKellar is holiday-
ing at the home of her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and 'Mrs. John : Ferguson,- Con-
stance.
Rev. -1W. F. Nigh, D S)B., who spent
the last two }ears in "Houston, Texas,
returned last week and is spending his
holidays at present at the home of his
parents, "Mr. and Mrs. William Nigh,
St. Columba:, and also at the home of
'Mr, and Mrs John 'Walsh, McKillop.
Mr. and- Mrs. 'Gordon Hays, from
Detroit, were visitors ,with their par-
ents last Sunday.
Miss Mary Brall from Detroit is
spending her holidays with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckart.
Liss Helen McMann and Mrs. M.
''Desboura-have returned to Eloise and
Northville, Mich.,, to resume their
duties as nurses.
-,(lies alae Aberhart, who has been
teaching school 1% mile east of Hen-
salt, has accepted a position on the
"London public school staff and will
commence her new duties 'Sept. 1st,
Mr. P. E, .Macklam has purchased a
'business in 'Toronto and will take up
residence in the city early next week.
The ,many' friends of Mr. and' Mrs.
\Lacklam are sorry to know they are
leaving.Seaforth.
Mr. and.Mrs. Roy Snider and
daughter, Mr. John Bruder, Mr. Roy
Smith and Mr. Will Hill, all of Kitch-
ener, spent the week end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hildebrandt:
It is rumored that the C. N. R. will
discontinue the early morning and
late evening train, -before the end of
June.
:London Free Press: The staff of the
Sir Alan Beck Collegiate, London,
arranged a delightful tea'in the school
library, honoring Miss Helen Carswell,
bride -elect of the early autumn, who is
leaving the staff.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Tyerman went to
Leamington Tuesday and will spend a
week or two there.
Mrs. Carnochan .and Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Carnochan of Detroit were in
town Saturday after attending the
Troyer picnic at Bayfield. Mrs Car-
nochan's' daughter, Mrs, Lyons and
children who, spent the 'winter here,
returned to Detroit with them.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gottschalk have re-
turned after a week's visit at Zurich.
..Mr. and Mrs. Heath and daughter of
Listowel were guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Free,
Miss Crosby of Toronto and Mrs:
Woodruff of St. Davids, who have
been spending a few days her; loft on
Wednesday aftern'oom.
Mrs. Poster and son James and
daughter, Mrs, Close of Hamilton,
were guests on Thursday of Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm 11c.Dermici.
Miss Elizabeth Smith is visiting
frienndis in Toronto.
. 'Mr. and Mrs, Meir of Windsor were
guests Sunday' of Mr; and,.3,Irs. R. S.
Hays.
Mrs. R. L., Thompson 'who has
been visiting in London, returned over
bbs week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Soda
water and daughter Lorraine.
Misses grimly and Flo Cresswell ar-
rived hone on Wednesday after
spending the winter at Pasadena, Cal,
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EGMONDVILLE.
The W. 3'1'. S. of E;gmondVille Un-
ited Church held their June meeting
at the hone of Mrs W J Nott "All
people that on earth do dwellwas
sung and the Scripture Lesson was
read by Lillian' Richardson. Mrs,
Malcolm then led in prayer. The De-
votional Leaflet on Batabus and Paid
was read by Mrs. Ohesney and prov-
ed very interesting. During the busi-
ness period an invitation' to hold the
;July meeting at the hone of Mrs.
Houston was accepted. Some statis-
tics to prove the evils of Gov't Con-
trol were given by Evalena Nott. She
said that a counitty'sgreatest asset
is its hooves and the home's- greatest
asset is.ita children ,therefore the
Children must be kept safe. The topic
was on prayer and i'as well dealt with
by Mrs. Broiwn, Mrs. McGonigle,'
Mrs, F:iirlc and ,Mrs. W. F, bI'eMillan.'
The mmeeting closed with a hymn and
prayer led by Mrs. J, Allen, A pleas-
ant social half hour was spent . and
lunch served.
The Neil ,Shaw Mission Circle held
an; excellent ineelting on June 6th in
the SS. rooun. The Scripture ' Les-
son was read by Margaret Finnigan.
Mrs. Reed gave a very helpful talk
on Caring, Sharing,. Daring," telling
of some of, the great missionaries in
our own and other countries who
have dared. A duet by. Pearl Grainger
and Mrs. Lyons was 'appreciated.
Annie Moore rendered an instrumen-
tal. During the business period plans
:were made for a sale of home 'cook-
ing to be. held on the 25th of June.
The meeting closed with a hymn and
the Miapah Benediction,
The-Egm'ondhilie Y.P. held a bus-
iness meeting Monday, June 13th. Itt
was decided that there be no more in-
door meetings' for the summer months
and that 'the first evening spent in
games ,would be June 2716. Harold
Finnigan and his committee were to
arrangescihedules for both boys' and
girls' 'blasketbail games. It' was ag-
reed that the Boys' Club could :have
the grounds Tuesday `evenings and
the Junior Girls on .Saturday after-
noons. 'I,t was decided to: send, dele-
gates 'to 'Sumpter (School in July,
paying half of their expenses, The S.
S Rally day ,was chosen as the op-
ening day :for the Y:P. in the autumn.
The :meting closed with the afizpah
benediction.
BORN.
PUIJL'.1fAIN-Ila Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, , au Friday, June 10, 1932, to
Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Pullman,' a
daughter (:Doris Elizabeth).
Want and -For Sale Ads. 1 time 25c.
The Ladies' Aid of Caven Church,
Winthrop, will hold a
GARDEN PARTY
on the Church Grounds on Thursday
evening,
JUNE 23rd
A play entitled "The Old Time La-
dies' Aid Business Meeting at Mo-
hawk 'Crossroads," will be given by
the ,Ladies' Aid of the Church.
Music and Readings
A (mission: 3d cents and 15 cents
THE SELECT PLAY
"JustA Stepchild"
3 -ACT COMEDY DRAMA
Presented by the Young People of
United Church, Victoria St., Goderich
Friday, June 17th
8 p.m.
IN NORTH SIDE UNITED
CHURCH, SEAFORTH
under the auspices of the Philathea
Bible Class
Adults 25c 'Children 15c.
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Office over Keating's Drug Store
ecials
for ,S'aturday Selling
Broken Lines in Ladies' Shoes
There are Straps, Pumps, Sandals and Sport Shoes in the lot.
Values to 4.50. "Clearing, at
.75
A PAIR
Men's Work Shoes
Ml4N'S WORK SHOES, solid leather 1.95 to 3.75 a pair
'Brown Canvas Shoes, Leather Soles 175 a pair
BOYS' COTTON GOLF'H+OSE, clearing at 29c a pair
MEN'S AND BOYS' PEANUT 'STRAW HATS 200
Thomsoo's Men's Wear
In Crich Block.
BRUCEFIELD.
On Thursday, June 9th, Mr. and
Mrs. C, Haugh and Wallace,- Mrs. J.
iAddison of Brucelfieid, Mrs, G. Ho-
ward of Exeter and Rev. C. G. Arm-
our of Aurora attended the •gradua-
tion exercises of Miss Anna and Mr.
'Carm'an Haugh when they received
.their degrees of Doctor of Medicine
from bhe University of Toronto.
(Friends of Rev. C. G. •Armour will
be pleased to know that he received a
gilt of a beautiful Pontiac car from a
member of his congregation in Aur-
ora.
Mrs. Jas. McQueen received word
of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs.'
W.'Landsborough on Saturday.
,Mr. John M'cIntoslh of Toronto
gave a talk on. the work of the Jun-
ior Vocational School where he works
at the Sunday School.
Miss Gladys Addison has been
nursing in Clinton during the last
week.
Mrs. Bruce Berry spent a few days
with friends in Stratford last week.
IMr. John McQueen of Flint, Michi-
gan, intends spending a few months,
with friends in Clinton, Brucefield
and Tuokersmith and vicinity. His
many friends are glad to see him
looking so well.
Mr. A. Beattie and daughter of
London visited at the home of Mrs,
A. T. Scott lash week.
.Mrs. G. Hill has gone to Stratford
to spend a few months with her son,.
Mr. J. Hill and family, while 'Mrs. J.
Hill visits her mother in. England,
Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Moore of Lon-
don, formerly .Hisses Lottie and
(land Robinson, natives of Brucefield,
visited friends in the village last week.
Mr. and firs. J. Robb of Brussels
visited friends in the village this
week.
Mr. W. C. Landsborough and son,
Dr. A. Landsborough of Ohio, visited
at the borne of Mr, and Mrs. Mc-
Queen and other friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carnochan
and Mrs. Myrtle Carnochan of De-
troit and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pat-
terson of London attended the Troy-
er reunion at Bayfield last Saturday.
They were guests at the home of Mr.
Cecil Oke while here.
Mr. and Mrs. .Gordon Carnochan
and Mrs. Myrtle Carnochan have re-
turned to their home in Detroit after
spending a few day's here. Mrs, R. H.
Lyon and t'wvo sons returned to De-
troit with them.
Farmers' Week at O,A.C., June
20th to .24th.
A complete change in the method of
conducting warmers' week at the On-
ario A'gricul'tural College has . been
made this year. Rechristened "Farm
and Home Week," the period from
Jane 20 to 24 wifl be devoted to sev-
eral complete coarses in animal and
field husbandry, poultry, farm engin-
eering and hone economics, it is an-
nounced by Prof. J. Buchanan, direc-
tor of extension.
HIBBERT.
'The regular meeting of the Hibbert
council was held at Staffa township
hail on ltlnnday, June 13, with all
members present. The court of revi-
sion on the Assessment Roll was re-
sumed. W.
e-sumecl..SkW. (tart Lot 15, Con. 10 was
incre'as'ed. $1550; W%19, Con. 3, was
transferred from' Patrick J•ordan'• to
;Henry Ahrens. The total assessment
'for 1952 of $2,139,057, was confirmed
and the court. closed, Resolutions
-were' passed appointing 'Mahn M, Em-
pey to substitute J+alin Roger •for
towns:hi:p engineer for the balance of
1932„ for carrying out the provisions.
of the D. and W, Act; authorizing a
warrant for seizure of taxes on Lot
25, Oocr. 6:. Bylaw No. 351„ se .Shep-
herd Creek Drain received its, third
reading and was finally passed, Road
expense orders for $380.00 were is-
sued, and general expenditure $24.
lIhe meeting adjourned until Monday,
July 11 at 1 p.m.
Mr"s, Kathleen Feeney, Tp. Cleric.
VARNA.
The many friends of Mrs. John
IRathwell will be sorry to hear she is
not improving as rapidly as we would
like.
We are also sorry to report Re'v.
Mr.,Poulter is under the doctors' care.
We hope to see him restored to
sound health.
'Mrs. L. Beatty returned home after
a visit with her daughters in London.
Mr. and Mrs': F. Weekes, in com-
pany' with John Beatty, motored to
Listowel last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harwell of Goder-
ich called on friends in the fore part
of the week.
(Owing to the illness of Rev. Mr.
'Poulter, Rev. W. Robinson conducted
service in the United Church on Sun-
day.
Miss Margaret Chuter spent Sun-
day at her home.
Mr. W. Beatty of Mount Brydges
called on friends here Sunday. •
Don't forget to bring your friends
and yourself to Varna to hear the
Huronia Male Chorus Concert Com-
pany of Exeter. There is a real treat
for you on the evening" of Tuesday
21st. Remember the date.
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ST. COLUMBAN.
Mr. and Mrs, Louis -Maloney and
family of Detroit spent Sunday with
his riiother and brothers here.
-Miss DorothyMelady 'of Kitchener
is visiting her father, Mr. Frank -Me -
lady of Kitchener . is visiting her
father, Mr. Frank Melady.
Mr. Joseph Moylan and his uncle,
Mr. Noyle of Kitchener spent Sundayhere.
Mr. Jdhu L. Malone is wearing a
broad smile. "It's a boy." •
rItt. Basil Lane of Toronto' is visit-
ing his moth&, Mrs. John Lane.
'.hiss Agnes O'Reilly of Toledo is
visiting at her home here. She was
accompanied home from Detroit by
her mother, -Mrs, James O'Reilly, who
spent a week with her daughters
there.
The St. Columiban vs. Winthrop
football game here on Friday evening
resulted in a tie game,: one goal each. ,;,
Father William Nigh of Texas is
visiting his parents, :A4r. and Mrs.
William Nigh.
Mr. Thos. Downey of Port Col-
borne is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Michael -Downey.
DUBLIN.
Miss Veronica McConnell of Galt
spent the week -end in Dublin,
\hiss Lizzie Ryan of Seaforth spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs, P.
Ryan, /
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Dillon and
family have moved to St. Marys to
,reside,
Mr. and Mw; Joseph Hickey spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mcro of Seaforth.
A very large crowd attended the
Holy Name 'Rally held here on Sun-
day.
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