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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-03-09, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1933. 01100111MINIMI..." aaaaa... THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE • slats. Week - End Specials for Thrifty Buyers WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Items for week ending .Mlar, 15. KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN large 17 c ..... . ........ ...... .. ... • .. • 'CHATEAU CHEESE Ws— 10 C 'SURPRISESOAP ' )11:1 'rakes 47 c ... • . . .... . 1 tin Libby's SALTER KRAUT a 1 lb, WEINERS 25 c SWEET P/ICKLES family jar-27 c . RASlPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY JAMS 40 oz. jar 28c AYLMER PORK AND BEANS large tin 10c ........aw (Blue Bell .Five 'String Eroomel , each 23c Crosse & Blackwell's 'Pork & Beans 3 tins 25c Gerber's Infant's Food, 7 varieties 12 tins 25c Taylor's Peanut Butter gem jars 25c 10Valtine small -45; .medium -69c; large 1.09 Ivory Soap, medium 2 cakes 15c Hawes' Float Was l's 43e Hawes' Floor 'Gloss, `no polishing' , 'Ethits 59c Hawes' Lemon Oil ..... ....... . . . ........ .. • ... . . large bottle 23c Manylflowers Toilet Soap . 5 cakes 25c Gillett's Lye, 'eats dirt' 2 tins 25c !Schneider's Breakfast Bacon, riudoff,......=4 lb. cellophane pkg. 10c ILawrason's ,Snowliake Ammonia ....,.,. .......... .,....4 pkgs. 25c Lawrason's Plusho pee tin 21c Lawrason's Seiko per tin 25c Superior !Blend Tea l's 390 Family .Blend Coffee l's 39c Ox o Cubes small -14c 1 . • .., .. large 28c Grape -Nuts [Flakes ......., .... ................. .......2 pkgs. 23c St. 'Croix Castile Soap 8 cakes' 25c Electric Bulbs, frosted, .30 and 60 watt,. ........... ........2 for 29c Minute Tapioca . 2** pkgs. 25c Shredded Wheat Biscuit 12 pkgs. 25c Castor Oil, 3 oz. •bottle ... . ..... .... ......... ........per bottle 15c Epsom Salts 7 tbs. for 25c; ' per pkg 50 Colgate's Tooth Paste 23c Hillcreat Extracts '3 bottles 25c Kkovah !Health Salts 2 tins 35c Cotton Clothes Lines, 30' each 19c 'Clothes Pins 3 dozed 10c , New Cheese , 2 pounds 25c WE WANT YOU TO TRY :OUR Sun Dried Coffee "its really very fine" ...... ..per lb. tin 450 Extra good ,fresh ground coffee per lb. 39c Ross J. Sproat Ph°11e 8 Vi SS N. Pryce Phone 77 Buy Seaforth Butter 18 YEAR'S A Service that creates Confidence and a Dependable Reputation Always Good Quality Please us by giving us your cream patronage and we will try to please II you by our services and highes• market prices for good cream. 111 Cream weighed, tested, graded and paid for while you wait. TheaSeaforth Creamery C. A. BARBER, Prop. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING --and— EMPAIaMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 THE BATAL VOYAGE ,OE F TH 9 !BEAUTY QTJEBNS 'Miss Anela gJoyce, the iambus "Miss England", ,who made a tour of America with fhe other national prize Peauties of Europe, reveals the secret tragedies and comedies of thamm t e- bl and miserable trip, in an article next Sunday, in The ,Americae,Week- ly, distributed 'with The Detroit Sun - TOWN TOPICS. Mr, Dante Lawson spent a few Mrs. Geo. 12, -M -Y. aia lin. H. Bone days recently in 'Toronto and New - of Brussels spent Monday at the market, home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Porteous, Miss Viola, 'Mattison is speeding •a The ladies are sisters. few days at the home of Mr, and Mrs. !Mies Mary Hays returned Satu,rday, 'Jahn Ferguson. after spending a week or two in Tor- Mrs. Leo Stephenson is spending a onto and was accompanied by her ;few days in Bilyth owing to the ser - sister, Mrs. E. C. McClelland, of Tor- kris illness .of her uncle, Mr. David onto, who has been spending a kw Laidlaw. days at her home, The iWal.4.1S, will meet in the school Mr. and Mrs, IvIaise of Toronto room of the rlleech. an Thursday af- sOent the week endwith the latter'sterrt;3eal.PW' .A. are holding a social even - aunt, Miss Robson, and brother, Mr. jack Arnold, ing on Friday evening, 'March 10Ith. A sotial under the auspices Of the IVIties G. Appleyand has returned af- W.A. will be lheld in the basement of ter 'several weeks' visit in abtawa. the thumb on Friday evenin,g, IVEarch The, hospital Md ,Assooialtion of the Scot(Memorial Hospoitaralehwit motte eetsion3 ltraedbh: RefAgareathidirn7irtscena:illl bee lisbesin'reci grer.ePA- Monday afternoon, good time is expected. Everybody o'clock. wat an those who have coil - ear 'the eidspibae aid Welcome, tete& money please hand it to Mrs. Allan Close, treasurer. A large ,attendarke is hoped STANLEY. a„. for the meetinm g. FravermWovielld AffrdoCtnlintchheey,fiermand on nfauntihlye At the Toronto 'Conservatory Goshen which they ,Ocenpied for 'the MUSie examinations held recently in pa'st year, to a farm on the Bronson ;Stratford, Miss Kathleen Storey was 1 successful in passing the Intermediate line near Bayifield.fmr, and Mrs. Wesley Hayter spent grade in piano. She is a Pupil of MTS. Sunday wih the 'former's parents, Mr. M. R. R.ennie. and Mrs. !Henry Hayter. ,Miss Olive Stirling and Miss Gert- rude Webster spent last week visiting regular molnithly meeting on Tuesday, eral of the date Gordon Hulley were: s Among those who attended the furl_ spent the past week with her .mother, erett lArard, Atwood; Harolcl Ward, ,Rnreadtoher bed for some time. . J. T. Keys, who has been con - Palmerston, Albert Ward, Brantford, The ,Goshen Sunday School gave an Wilfred and Milton and the two Mrs. offering OIT •Siundlay in aid .of the mis- eonatenbergs of lAtwood. Mr. Louis Fleurscheutz, Who has been ill is somewhat better this week. Ills sister, 'Mrs. ?Owen, •of Toronto, has been here visiting him.. Sheriff Middleton of Clinton was in town on Wednesday in connection with .the Edward Krauskopf sale in MoKillop. 'The them ‘vas not sold. Mr. John ,Reinke is recovering from' the effects of a slight &broke whlich he suffered on Saturday. Mrs. R. Frost is confined to her home through. illness. Mr. Alex. McGregor of Tooker - smith is convalescing after undergoing an operation last week. Mrs. T, G. Shillinglaw is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ivan Hargreaves, sianary wonk of Mr. and )iLrs. Nor - daughter in Hensall after epending Mrs, Jno. Sparks and her son, Rus- several days with her son Ross. Mrs, motored to Loudon on Saturday. Miss Grace MdLachlaur of Cromer - Mr. George Campbell and his dam- tY visaed a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell oesitt, gliter, Mary, visited friends at Goder- C ich on Saturday. .Mr. Fred Turner of Miss L. W. Love spent the week that town returned with thein for a end with friends near Hensall. , Miss Dolly Hagan spent a day with fewdays' visit. Miss Maribel Ca.rnie held a quilting friends in 'Zurich' bee on Tuesday of last week. 'alr. and Mrs. C. Siemon and ran spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Miss !Gladys !Douglas of Hemel' spent Sunday at the home of her par- and Mrs. j. Meidinger near Zurich. ems. Miss Audrey Cochrane of near The Young People of SIS, No. 4" Brucefield visited her cousin, Miss Gladys jarrott. SMnley nd vicinity are holding an ,organisation meeting in the South Miss 'Annie Jarrott visited with school an Tuesday even*. Their, friends near Hensel! recently. purpose is to organize a club of Unit- Mr. Ed. Thiel of Zurich visited at Scott's Barred Rocks for assured results EGG LAYING .CONTESTS: This is 'oar 6th -year in 1Govern- meat Egg Laying 1Contests. Alt 'the 4930-31 .contest in OthatZa we had second high lien with 280 eggs and lith pen for production. In 1931-32 our Ontario contest pen with L'299.7 points for 2130 eggs came third, losing second - plate by three points. At Harrow contest we hagi high heavy breed hen with 293.4 points for 1249 eggs (128 oz, average for the year). This year at the Toeh week, we are leading the Quebec Western Contest at Leerioxville, P.Q.; are in 4th 'place a,t ,Nappan, Nova Scotia; 1,1,th out of 80 pens at the Ontario contest, Ottawa, and 7th position at Harrow, Ora. BREEDING TELLS. lWe have just one breed. We know the blood lines of every chick we sell, Special inducement for the rest of the season •to all customers withir a, reasonable shipping .distance, of one week's free brooding in our electric batteries. Visitors welcome •at all times. Free catalogue. I llUI 41113 • 17 I. Scott SEAFORTH, ONT. dy was given by Mi Irene Turner on Methodist and Presbyterian Mis- sions, from part of 5th chapter of His :Dominion of Canada. iHynm gin and the dismissal .prayer. MT. Walter MeBeath af the Saska atchewari last -riot visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrott and called on many old friends in this eic- inity. Mrs. IR. Love is visiting with her in Toronto. ed Farm young people of Ontario. tile home of Mr. W. Reichert. Mrs. Fled and. Miss Mary Flett Mr. Donald 'McLean of Muirlcirk, Mrs. Smale of Hensall is at the were in Toronto over the week end. president of the U.F.Y.P.O. will be 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor • Mr. Johnston McIllroy is in Goder- the ,principal speaker. for a felw days. ich this week receivin.g special treat- Miss Eleanor Scotchmer of Strat- ment. His mOther, Mrs. McIlroy Sr., ford spent the week -end at her home. is Visiting in Goderich also. mr. gothn Scotchmer has purchased Miss Helen McDougall, who has a fine pair of three-year-old colts. been visiting in Detroit, is returning Mr. William McClinchey and lam - home this week. „ ily have mo-ved on to Mr. Aldaworth's farm on the Bronson line. EGMONDVILLE. Miss 'Irene Scotehmer spent the The March meeting of the Neil week -end with her parents. Sh:ava Mission, Circle was held at Mrs. Thomas Snowden was the the home of Mrs. Harry !Stewart on hostess for a pleasant surprise party Tneada.yevening last,. The meeting last 'Thursday evening for Mrs. Her - was opened by singing hyin.n 338, old Petal -late in honor of her birthday, "Jesu the Very Thought of Thee," Miss. Elizabeth Snowden took charge after which the Lord's prayer was af the games and music. repeated in unison. The minutes of the last meeting were then read and adopted. Roll call which was answer- ed by the ifirst line of my favorite hyena was then read, The president distributed the mite box:ea whioh ' are to be called in at the June meeting. Then. sang hymn 328, "How Firm. a 'Foundation." Jean Smith read the Scripture, Psalm 109, Margaret Broadfont gave a very interesting talk on music. Mina Stewart and Viv- ian Townsend th.ein favoredi us with a pleasing duet, after which all join- ed in a sing -song. Mary Stewart then gave a' comical demonstration of her musical dolt One verse 'of hymn 109, "Blest Be the ITie ,that Binds," * was sung and we repeated the !benediction. Raitowing this we had three con- tests, the gr,oup, which won the most contests were given a prize of all day sackers which were very enthusias- tically received. A dainty, lunch serv- ed by the hostess laro.ught the meet- ing to a close. GODERICH TOWNSHIP 'Quite a few of the men are busy now drawing sawdust. Mos. Woods and Irene have been laid isp with t'he cold but they are feeling some better again. Charlie Ball and Bob ilinclIlwain were in London on, Satarday. Mr. Jioe liscAdam, Herb arid Jas. Mao/Warn and 'Kenny 'Maine of Go- derich, called on friends in the neigh- borhood, this 'week. Everyone seems to be very busy now cutting and drawing woiod. Mr. Harry Salkeld was biasy work- ing an his cottage one day this week. Mn ,Mrs. Satn Mdlwain spent d Goderieh, the week en i n Mr, Herb ,Burke is not getting along as well as his friend's could wish. CARD OF THANKS Mrs, Gordon Malley and family wish to thank their friends and neigh- bors For their kindness shown tb them during their recent sad bereavement, also for the loan of cars. Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times 50c. • DUBLIN. lefts. W. IL O'Rourke visited with Seaforth friends during fhe week. CONSTANCE. The day of prayer held by the three appointments all Londesharo, itt Lon- desharo on Friday alfternoon was quite a success in numbers and help- fulness, A number of the ladies from here attended. Mr. and Mrs. James McGill and daughter Men' spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter. The Golden Links Mission Bond held their monthly meeting in the primary class realm during Suoday 1Sehaol period last Sunday, The rneeta itsg was opened by the presidlent, Miss Elba Dexte'r, 'them'e for 'worship, fel- lowed by the minutes and business Of previous meeting which was rem.) and adopted. Call to worship; Scrip- t.ur.e lesson was read by Hazel, Jam(, sen, 1 Car. 1:3. The offertory sentence, and collectibe was taken by Clete Medd, Dedication, Study lesson was taken by Mrs. Stephenson which was very interesting. Meeting closed with PraYer• HILLSGREEN. 'The regular monthly meeting ei the Women's! ,Missionary Society was held at the home Of Mrs. 'Chas,Steph- eason on Friday, March 3rd, The World Day of ,Brayer, with the presi- dent, Mrs. R. qIcAllister presiding, Was opened 'by singing hymn 1.48. Call to worship, and all repeated the Lords prayer, 'followed by responsive read - ng led by the leader; meditation on preyee in unison, and hymn 3188. The secretary's and 'treasurer's reports were read and adopted and the busi- ness was taken, Two members don- ated quilt tops and other members do- nated material for the quilts to be sent in the bale. Responsive reading led by the President was given after which the offering was taken. Mrs. J. Cochrane and 'Mrs, John Love gave a very fine duet. "Sweet Hour of Prayer." 1Mrs, IR. 'McAllister then led in prayer for the "King, Empire and our Country," were then offered and hymn 286. Mrs,. R. Stephenson thena offered prayer for the Holy Scriptures. Mrs. IvIciAllister 'for ,Chris- tian work bit all countries, Mrs. Tur- ner for Russia. All engaged in prayer in unison. ,Hymn 1164. prayer, the stu- ELIMVILLE Obituary --A very sad death oecurr- red he IS.pringfield on Monday morn- ing, Feb. 27th, when Mrs. John Alli- son passed away at her home on East street after a twa months' illness, during which time the whole com- munity shared the anxiety of her hus- band. Mrs. Allison sr at stricken with influenza the day after 'Christmas; from this double pneumonia develop- ed, other complications set in and de- spite the best medical attention avail- able, her life could not be saved. The deceased, who tial Verna Ina Ruth Whitlock. before her marriage, was born ,in Usborrie township, Feb. 212nd, 189V, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pet- er Whitlock. She resided in Usborne until she went to Alma College [Pam which she graduated in music in 19119. :Before this she obtained the degree 1A.11.X2M. under the teaching of Mr. R. Phillips, then in Exeter. After 'her graduation she went to ,Springfield as <medallist of St. John's Church. She Was also assistant in the post office for a time and during her spare 'time taught a large class in piano. During the past two years she had been ac- companist for the East Elgin Men's Choral Club. Eleven years ago last November she was married to her bereaved husband, who with six chil- dren, are lett to mourn their loss of a splendid mother, the eldest only ten years of age, the youngest seven months. They are: 'Marjorie, Marian, Margaret, Ronald, Muriel and Roy. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Whitlock, one brother, Mr. A. C. Whitlock of St. Thomas; three sis- ters, Mrs. Harry Ford, of Elimville, Misses Joy and lEvelyn WhillOck of St. Thermos, also survive. Mrs, Alli- son was a faithful worker in St. John's United Church and a woman held in higliest esteem by all who knew her. She was always ready to give of her talent for the pleasure of 'anyone. The funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon. Following the short iservice at the house a public service was held in the church, Rev, G. E. Morley had charge, assisted by Rev. J. K. Yollancl of the 13'aptist Church. A large conecnirse ,of frierid,s gathered .to pay their last mark of respect. Beautiful floral tributes cov- ered the casket. Rev. G E, Morley preached from the words "She is not dead, but aleepeth," The !Pallbearers were Messrs, Fred, Shively, Murray Plato, Earl Brooks, 1Bernard Coyle, John 'Hodgson and John Lawler. In- terment was made la lExeter cemet- ery. Friends from a distance who at- tended the service at Springfield were Mr. and 'Mrs. D. E. Martin, 'Mrs, Horton and Miss Winnie Smithson, S. Thontas. Mci -and ivIrs: Gay, yr. 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Horton of Lumley. EA `s Mr. E. A Nee:in of Seaforth is spending a few days at the home of 'Mrs. J. H. McLeod, Mrs. L. Meakins and son Arnold were at Mrs, Roy Scotchmer's on Sunday 'teat celebrating birthdays. 'Mrs. Meakins' being on 'Saturday and her sister, Mrs. Stotchmer's on Mon- day. Miss Lucy Woods is visiting in Toronto. Mrs, A. Newton Brady returned on Sa:turday after spending the week in Hamilton. Lenten service is being held each 'Tuesday evening in Trinity Church during Lent, 'conducted by t'he rector, Rev. F. H. Paull. Mrs. D. Smith '(Ruth Higgins) of West Lorne, is visiting her parents. Miss Eva Sturgeon is visiting in Crediton. The annual women's day of prayer 1(a world wide movement) was oh-, served on Friday afternoon. March '3rd in Trinity (JAnglican) Church. The service was in c'harge Of Mrs. 1Glaircinear, Prayers were made by Mrs. 01. Feaser, M-rs. R. M. Gale, Mrs. M. tFerguson and Mrs. 'William !Scotch - mer. Mrs. H. Mooritouse sang very sweetly, "Just for To -day." Mrs. Walter Wallis gave a very interest- ing talk on "Prayer." Miss Gladya, Gale presided alt the organ. There was a -good attendance. 'A St. Patrick's tea under the aus- pices of 'Trinity Church Guild, is to be held at the home of Mrs. H. R. McKay on Friday, March 17th from 4 to 6. Come. Mrs. tEric Yorke and daughter Beverley of Hamilton, are spending this week with Mr, and Mrs, F. W. Baker A little bit of history regarding some of tour old, residents. Christo- pher Johntslton, who was born in 'Fer- managh county, Ireland, settled in Playfield .in 18129 at the age of seven- teen, A few years later he married Catherine Irwin, also of Fermanagh, and lived on a farm on the Setable line, Stanley township, being pioneer residents a.nd clearing the land. Elev- en children were horn to them o f wham three are deceased. The fallow- ing members of the family are still residents of ,Bayfield: Mrs. R. Fields, 88; Robert jolhnelton 816, Mrs, W. Mt - wood, 84, William Johnston, 811, Mrs. Charles Parker, 75. Other members of the family still living are Thomas ijohnston of North Dakota, 77, Mrs. Thomas Parker, Saskatchewan, 73; Joh,na to a, Nekoma, N. Dakota, 66, Mrs, Field's, Mrs. Att- woad and Robert Ijohnston 'have 'been ill for the past two intonths, With the exception of Mrs. Attwood all have fully recovered. POT some time they have lived together his Baylfield. The ages of all total 632 years. 1 : "