HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-04-06, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1933.
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS:
PAGE FIVE,
Thee Attractive Specials
will be
featuredyour at Superior
Store this; week and until April 12th
We sellthe Best for Less
EMiLLO;GG1S ;CORN FLAKES
"°r 21c
IERIAY B'RNTOS ,CO'RN'ED BEEF
2 e 23c
'CHATEAU 'CHEESE, Ws
2 pkgs. 19c
AYL'MER PORK &'B'EANIS, .16 oz.
per tin 5' c.
'STANDARD CORN, 2's
3 tans 25c
'LIODISlEE'COICOA
Per
iba 15c
'Tea ,B'isle'Biscuit (Mix per pkg. 33c
Vi -Tone, with large'Jig Sew :Puzz'te 18 oz, -33c; 11.6 az. 53c
(Aylmer Tomato (Juice, 1'0154 oz .....per tin 6c
Weston's Melba'Bhscui!t Delicious .. .... .....i1' ib. 25c
' (If+ange 15'c Scribblers 'free))
(S ner, eBrea'kfast Bataan p,er b. 18c
(Standard Pitted :Qhenries .:...,....,. ...• ...., .• 2 tins 25e
;Blue Boy Coffee, 1'.s •p'er Ib. 29c
;Prem'i'um 'Tea 1! alb. pkg. 49c
i(free ,cup's land saucers, plates, 'sugar's and 'c'reams)
i t � kg' 32c
Swansdown 'Calve :Flour perp
'Campbell's Tomato Soup Nims 19c
Blue Bell Five !String Brooms each 23c
(Post 'Bran 2 !pigs. 23c
' !Evaporated ,Milk, small 3 .tins 19c
!Evaporated Milk, 'tall, 'large 2 tin's 25c
iLalwras'on's 'Sinko per tin:, .27c
'Macaroni, ase Cut, Meet 8 cakes 25c
4St, Croix !Castile (Soap
.Loot Ready,Quality .. , ...0 'lb's. 10c
(Lynn Valley 'Grape IFnuit, Lv'sleteat per tin 15c
Junket Powder or 'Tablets 14c
'brittle's 14c
aIiltcre!st'Extracts .. • • • .
'Catelli's Prepared ',Spag'h'etti with ;Cheese 1 tin 9c
Large, Juicy, Waxy ILenvons '1' doz. 19c
$1.95
Red Eagle 'Bread Flour, .every bag guaranteed
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
Rhone S
Phone 77
TOWN TOPICS,
Mr. and Mrs, S'chafieid of . Detroit
s'pen't the week -end With the Patter's
!p'airenits, •Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Case,
Mrs, (Schofield is remaining for a
week or two:
Mr. and Mrs, J'. A. (lase are pre-
paring to move to 'th'e house on Vie -
belga sit. recently pundhlased from Dr,
J. A. Munn,
'Mr. Gordon Pe'ars'on of. Nile ' has
been appoinited manager of the !Gunn-
ILangl'ois b+ranch there, .succeeding !Mt.
i saac (H'u'dson, who has this week
'moved to the Swift store, of which
he will be proprietor. 'The S'wi'ft Cohn -
leanly 'have,, moved •Mr. Green, their
manager, to Exeter, .,.
Mr.. and 'Mrs. Arthur Tearmenson of
Waterloo visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Strong. c
Mrs. A. D. Su'therl'and and' Mis's
Minna ,Graves wane v!isitons in Torch
to over the week -end, ,
Mr. Will Brine twos a Toronto visit-
or early this week.
Buy Seaforth
Butter
A Service
that creates
Confidence
18
YEAR'S.
Always
Good Quality
Please us by giving us your cream
patronage and we will try to please
• you by our services and highest
market prices for good cream.
1
and a
Dependable Reputation
Cream weighed, tested, graded and
paid for while you wait.
The Seaforth Creamery
C. A. BARBER, Prop.
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
Moto'r or Horse Equipment
W. J. WAiLKiER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
'Flowers furnished
Night or day phone.67
'Can You Tell One As Good?
Read the yarm's (told by 'those who
•eompeted .for the olvarnpions!hi1p medal
far the !biggest 'liar, Some of the "tall
stories, including :that of the cat
with a wooden leg and 'other "`wh'o'p-
pers," are told in an ill'u'strated article
next 'Sunday, in T'b'e;A'meri'can Week
-
Ty distributed with The 'Detroit. Sun-
day \limes.
Weekly Crop Report
IDuifferin County potato,gro'wers are
much interested ion, the 'treating of
seed potatoes and spraying-to'pre'vent
blight, since the ravages of lateblight
in fields roto well cared for and the
fairly remunerative price of S0c: per
bag ion comrn'erciel potatoeshav'e im-
eirdssed lateen with the o.Value of 'these
treatments.' let Peel County the rep-
resen'tative has. placed over 100 farm
bands 'wi'thfarmers this year already,
'Mrs. 'George Iii1!ls visited with her
daughter in Toronto over the week-
end,
The many 'freends of Mrs. George
Siil'1'eny ',re 'leased to know that ,she
is improving nicely after a :recent ac-
cident when she slipped an the ice
wh'iie visiting 'at Dashwood, !and sev-
erely strained a !ligament. ht is 'ex-
pected 'Mrs, S'ill'ery will return home
soon, '
On •Fri'day, A'prii, 28th, under tete
aus!pkes 'o'f the 'Ladies' Guild of St.
Thomas' ,Church a tea 'and sale of
home cooking will be held et the
'residence of Mrs. IHdwand iThdmsbn.
IMr. lake S.pro'at who has been vis-
iting at his home -.here, Jeff 'far Tema-
ganni last Thursday.
Mrs. R. E. Coates was called to'1'I50-
ranto ithis week a'w'ing to the seri-
ous illness of her another, Mrs. Wil-
liam !McMichael, wtho is now 'sonae-
wshet better, according to w'o'rd re-
ceived by friends here.
Dr. John Grieve who !has been seri-
ously ill the past ,week is improveng
somewhat.
wages running 'from '$5' to $11'0 per
month until seedling, theta $15 to .$20
for the summer months for single,
ex'p'erien'ce'd' 'farm 'hands. Improved
bog "prices are ofsoouraging to 'farmers
in :Wesiteru'Onta'rio and elsewhere in.
t'he'peo'vince, There is a tendency "now
liar_ :farmers to 'hold 'their- hogs until
weal finished as the extra dohhlar or
so per 'head which has come as are
cult Of the price increase is a great
encouragement to the livestock man.
CONSTANCE.
The W. A. are holding a social on
(Thursday, April 1 h A good program
is being provided. ;A silver collection
will be taken. All are welcome.
Notice
I wish to announce that I
have moved to Swift's Store
in. the 'Campbell Block, and
am prepared to buy all kinds
of PRODUCE, CREAM,
EGGS, & POULTRY.
lP. s'qu'are deal to everyone.
Isaac Hudson
PHONE 168
estra will be furnis'hed :between acts.
'The township coundiil 'met at Varna
on Tuesday for their regular monthly
Meeting.
Miss hazel Smillie visited her
friend, Miss Mlargare!t McKinley, on
Sun d:ay.
Mr. Edgar 'Smith is spending a few
weeks with his. aunt, Mrs. H'indes of
near Chatham.
'Mi'ss ('hazel .Sparks .visited .her mo-
ther, Mrs. John Spanks, and her bro-
ther, Russel, an 'Satu'rday and Sun-
day last.
IWe are sorry to rep'or't 'that Mrs.
(J. !Sparks is at presen't usd+er the doc-
tarns care. We hope for her speedy
recovery.
Mr, end Mts. 'Will 'Carrie visited alt
the 'home eel Mr. ;and {M.rs. Thos,
Johnston on Saturday.
WINTHROP..
Mr. dames Sli'nepson -'was 'taken ,to
Torien!tg on (Sa'turd'ay to undergo fur-
ther 'breatmenit 'on his leg,
,Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Adam Dodds of Lis-
towel s'pen't the 'Week end 'with 'Mr.
and Mrs. 'R!obbert!Cam'plbell, Sr.
(Don't forget the eulchre and dance
to 'be held in the .'hall this Fridaly
night.
(Mrs. 'Foster ,Bennett and Mona
spent a flew days last week with 'Mr.
and nIns.''George : Eaton,
Mr. and Mrs. (Hiram Shannon en-
tertained a Ife'w 'of their 'friends On
Monday evening.
Quite a number from this vicinity
took in the spring ifair in Seaforth on
Tuesday.
,Miss (Margaret Ferguson spent the
week at her home here.
Mr. W. E. Brownlee, Phm.IB., who
has been with Ta ibllyn Drag stores
in Toronto the past year, has been
promoted according to word received
t0 the position of assistants manager
of one of the Toronto branvoh'es, Mr.
Brownlee is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Brownlee off tdwn•,
Mr, Ray Mc'Geoch of 'Toronto spent
Saturday in town.
Mrs. Re'be'cca Kelly who has spent
the 'winter with her son, 'Postmaster
Ketly df Windsor, has returned to
her home here.
Mors. McClure a Goderich" Town-
ship visited her aunt, Miss Me-
Dougall.
Mr. Richard 'Strong and son Rus'sel'l
who have been visiting relatives itt
this 'vicinity for 'dame months, left an
Thursday far their home in the Peace
River district,
Mrs. A. C. Dames of Brussels is
spending a few 'days with the M'iss'es
Ferguson.
IWid1 all ladies remember that on
Monday, April 10th, the 'Hospital Aid
Association will meet in Carnegie Lib-
rary et 3 pan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon (days ,ef De-
troit spent a few days with, their par-
ents and friends this week,
March, which had been a cold
stormy month, went out like the pro-
verbial lamb, while April dist was
ushered in with s'h'owers and still
more showers.
Mr. W. T. Jarman! of Climiax, S'ask„
Who has 'hien visithn!g his !father and
sister, Mrs. fats. Henderson, returned
to his 'hom'e on Me n'dey.
The Sheffer fa'mil'y moved to Tor-
onto on Tuesday where they ,will re-
5'i'de.
BEECHWOOD
Mrs 4f'i'c'hael Flanagan visited her
dau'g'hter, 'Mrs, Gilbert Murray, on
Thursday last,
'Mr. Thos. 'Moylan 'h'ad 'a very s'it'c-
cessfnl sale •last week.
IMr. (Jae :Ryan, who spent 'the last
month in Ltuclan,'h'as 're'turn'ed home.
We are sorry to „report that Mrs,
John Walsh'had to be removed to
Sicdtt +Menvoriel Hospital iolr' treat-
ment. We hope for !hoer speedy recov-
ery.
Miss Rita 'O'Rourke 'and her friend
spetut Sunday with •h4r. and Mrs. J'ae
Flanagan.
Mr, and Mrs. John 'E. Murray ,vis-
ited 'at the home of Mr. Fred Eckart
on Sunday.
`hiss Helen Murray spent Sunday
with Mr, and 'Mrs. Matt Murray„
ELIMVILLE
'Me. Chas. ,Brawn left Saturday for
his home in -England.
(The Ladies' Aid 'hel'd la quilting 'bee
at the ,ohi rdh l'as't 'Thursday.
The regular .monthly 'meeting of the
Live Oak Mission 'Circle Was held at
the 'ho'n'e Of Misis Levens 'Cooper last
Wed'nesd'ay a'ftern'oon. Miss Laura
Ford had. charge of the tneeting.
CROMARTY.
Mrs. .Hubbard of Toronto visited
her parents, Mr. and .Mrs, S. 'Sararas
recently.
Mrs. Whitehe'ad and :little son of
Toronto visited relatives Stere last
week. •
Mr, and Mrs. A. Mahaffy 'of Africa
are visiting the former's brother 'here.
Rev. R. C. Rogers, who has accept-
ed a call to. Elizabeth, Penn., left last
week to take up his work there.
Mrs, 'Edgar Allen, who has been i11
far the p'as't six weeks, is able to he
out again.
McKILLOP.
,S'chodl report led S. S. No. 'il3r Mc-
Killop,. For the months of IFebrtuary
and Marchi
Sr. IPV.—Arnold 'Scott 81%, Gordon
Scott 77%, Peelle's 'Coleman 70%.
I'V,•=-IWaiite'r tMacMilla. 166%.
Jr. TIhL�Glla+d'yts Broome ,77%. •
iSr. III. - IRtasanvon'd. Ap'pleb'y 82%q,
Mildred' 'A1tchesoau 717%;, Spencer
IBsoome 70%. •
Jr. I'I.--+George ;Hart 9)1%, Gonion
MdC+ild
85'%a, Keith Harrison.82%,
Marian `Appleby 72%.
S. M. Ridhltn'ond, Teacher,
STANLEY.
Who Young People's Society of
Blake and Goshen intend putting- on
a dour -act play entitled, "Farm Valk,"
alt the Blake Church on Thursday ev-
ening, April 131th. Music by' the orali-
Horne Baking
Sale and Supper
The 'Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian •Ohurc'h are having
a sale of home baking Nana :home
made candy and produce in the
G. W. V. A.
Sat., Apr. 15
Sale 'Opens at 3 o'clock
A 25c SUPPER WILL BE SERVED
F'ROiM 5-7
MEWL: Cold roast pork with
d'ress'ing, holt sealldpe'd p'otato'es;
cabbage salad, jelly, brown and
and white !bread; pit; tee.
25th Anniversary
THIS WEEK MARKS THE 25TH ANNIVERSAY OF THE
OPENING OF
Walker's Furniture Store
WE WISH TO THANK EACH •ANID EVERY ONE OF
OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR KIND
SUPPORT DURING THESE YEARS
In view of conditions improving we are offering this Spring an
entirely New Stock in all lines at entirely NEW PRICES, which
are over 25% lower thah ever offered before
NEW COINDFIIONS MAKE NEW PRIC'ES
We are anxiousto have you come in and look over our Stock
and Prices. We have never been able to offer such Values at
PRICES THE LOIWEST IN THIS STORE'S HIiSTO'RY
Walker'sS,Store
Furniture
STAFFA.
- Mr. and Mss, F. O'Brien spent
Sunday in Elora 'with Dr. !O'Brien'.
IMr. 'and Mee. G. IS!uhr, Miss Lor-
ena and 'friend ,a+f (Stratford visited
'with Mr. and Mrs. IF. Tuffin.
A number of the 'young people at-
ten'ded a Y.R. 'meeting ;in IM'itchetl 'on
!Saturday.
Miss M. (Sadler spent the week -end
with her sister in Logan.
Miss Macphail
LADY MEMBER OF PARLIA—
MENT
Mr. Wm. Irvine
M.P.; WETASIi1IWIN, BASK.
have accepted an invitation to speak in
Cardso's Hall, Seaforth,
SA'TURD'AY, A'P'RIL 8TH
8 o'clock 'p.m.'Wi8''l 'Ilea speak in Ex-
eter at '2 o'clock in the .afternoon.
Ladies in Seaforth and surrou'nding
districts specially invited. Everybody
welcome. R. J. McM:IILLAN.
Autolosurauce
Let us protect you anywhere in
Canada or the .United States with
an Auto Policy that will take a
load off your mind and at
NEW
Non Tariff Rates
It's worth your while to see us
before placing your insurance and
at the new low non -tariff rates
you cannot afford to take. chances.
All claims promptly and satisfac-
torily paid.
Phone, write on call—Night and
Day Service
Phone 152
D. A..
GENERAL INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE, CONVEY-
ANCING, TC,
Offjte over Kearine's Drug Store
MANLEY.
Quite a number'1rom .here attended
the Seaforth spring fair an, tTuesday
and report the horses were the finest
seen For years.
°Mr. Henry Hillebrecht of IBrod'hag-
en has ,pu'rchased the 100 acre farm
from John'Beuermann who has mov-
ed last week' to the Huron (Road, east
of Clinton, where he leased the karm
on the highway ,from Me. Thos, Liv-
ingston. (The good 'wishes of our burg
go with him and his family in his un-
dertakeing.
The funeral of the late Mrs. George
Thornton 'took place to the Evangeli-
calOhn-ch cemetery here on.Wednes-
day. 'She was 'Farmerly Miss Mary
Goers, who moved here with her par-
ents about 70 years ago. About 55
years ago ahe married Mr. George
Thornton, who predeceased Tier .about
25 years ago and •she has .resided in
this vicinity during her life time.
ANC.E
at Winthrop
FRIDAY
APRIL 7th
' Good Music
Admission, ,Gents "25c. ,Ladies with
lunch 'free.
'on'e day Past week.
iWe .are 'glad the roads are improv
ing.
Pleased to say Mrs. Jones is ire -
,proving.
NORTH McKILLOP.
There died in McKillop on April
2nd, Mary Gners, relict •of the late
George Thornton in. her 717Th year.
!The deceased waltnan had 'been in
fai'lin'g health for some ''lime, follow-
ed by a strolee oia Friday evening, and
on Sunday evening she passed to the
Great Beyond, The late George
Thornton predeceased, her 31 years
ago. Mrs.'Th:annton was horn in 1856
in Germany and came to Sharia with
her parents. In 'the year 1872 she
was :married to her deceased 'hus-
band. The following members of her
family survive, Joseph at home; Mar-
tin alt Brussels; Henry at Becton,
John in the IW+eet; Mrs. Herman,
B'rodh'agen, (near M'itch'ell)'. One
brother and one sister .survive, John
Gner in Michigan, and Mrs. Wm.
'W'eiaen'berg of M'c,Killo'p. The fun-
enal took place from the hone of
herson Joseph Thornton, on .April
atih, to the Evangelical 'cemetery on
the '8th concession, McKlilop. Rev.
'Mr. Smith oifSciated. The 'pallbearers
Were Wm. (Leming, Le'on'ard' Leem-
ing, Edwin Davidson, Duncan Mc-
+Nidhlol,',Thomas Storey, Tack IRlabin-
KIPPEN.
Miss ''Beatrice Dayman has return •
-
ed home this week after her recent
operation in (Seaforth Hospital for ap-
pendicitis and is doing nicely.
Mr, John C. Deis ha's returned to
Detroit after 'attending his 'f'ather's
funeral.
.Mr, John W'erkinan has been con -
.fined to his room :for the past two
weeks and his many friends hope to
see 'hini out soon.
Syrup making is slow on account
of the continued wet weather.
Several children in this +community
are laid up with meanies.
!Liss Jennie Chesney entertained a
number of friends recen'tly to a soc-
ial
oaial evening end all enjayad it very
much,
'Mr, 'Lsaac Jarrett who has been
+confined to bed all winter is not gain-
ing as East as we all wish For.
On Sunday evening, April 2nd, 'the
Young People Of St. Andrew's Unit-
ed IChurc'h held their usual meeting,
'the Feliolivslh'i'p com'm'i'ttee fn ,charge,
(with the 'president, Will Thomsen, in
the chair and Mrs. J. Henderson, at
the ,piano. A short sing song (preceded
the meetintg, .alter which hymn 46 was
sung. ,The ;Scripture lesson I. Corin-
thians 3. verses 94115 was taken by
(Ruth Wettable, follotwed by the devo-
tional and the singing of hymn 411.
'Rev. R. R. Conner led in prayer. Mr.
1j, B. MdLean and daughter, Miss
Glades, sang a very ple'asi'ng duet,
accompanied .thy M's's, J. B. , M'dDean
'on the piano. !Mrs. A. Monteith read
a very interesting paper cia "Talking
159 the Cross," after which Hymn
`4'04 was sung. N'orm'an Alexan'd'er
(took the topic which was very inter-
esting. (The meeting c'lo'sed with the
'singing of hymn 3184 and the iefizlpa'h
benediction rep'e'ated in unison
'Rev, R. IR..Canu'er took for !Iris sub-
ject an S'und'ay lash, "Jesus. and Pil-
ate" and the great question confront-
ing each one of us. "W'ha't then shall'
I do with Jesus, who is called the
Christ?" A nixed qulart'ette. Mlrs, 7.
B. MdLean, Miss F'loren'ce Th'oms!on,
Mr. J. ,B, MdLean and Mr.. Andrew
Bell sang a very pleasin'g •numiber,
"Face to Face."
IPrepa'ratory service will he held on
Friday evening alt 8 pen, Al:!'the
memthens are urged to :be present.
The Sacrament Of the Lord'''s !Ship-
per will be observed in Si,t'Andrew's
United Chusich on Sunday tniottning,'
;April 9.th, at 111 a.m.
ISpe'cial Hester services wid'l be held
on 'Sunidiay morning, April d!Nth at 11
am. The choir is prep'a'ring special
music.
The Young People of St. Andrew's
United 'Church intend 'h'ood'ing their
anniversary . on Sunday-, May 21 sit,
Fu'rther 'announcement will be made
later.
Mission Band Will be held on Satur-
day afternoon alt 2 .p.m.
We ate glad Co re+p'ort that Mr. and
Dors Tsaac JarnoI
t are improving ng
in
he!aitih.
IA nunn!b'er 'from this vicinity attend-
ed the funeral of the late Mr. Jahn
Bell of the Zu'r'ich Road on,,M'onday
afitemoo n lash.
VARNA.
'Mi'ss 'Mary Reid of ISeafor'th visited
over the -week end at 'the home ,of her
un'cl'e, !Mr, John IM leesh.
Mrs. IJidhm IMOA4'11 is "slowly 'i'mp'rov-
in'g after her re'cen't-ilhietss.
1 and children
(Leslie a e
s. Ls e1To
,Mr
,s. Y
who (have 'bean visi'ti'ng with her feath-
er, Mr. Chats. !Pilgrim, 'have lett for
IGoderigh township, 'where Mr. Tooley.
has 'been. e'ng'aged to 'work the farm
Of Mr. To'wn'sen'd.
'M.r. 'Cecil Wiley is as'sistin'g tMr..
Garnet 'Ta'ylo'r' 'at the :syrup ,making.
ISyelup 'm'ak'ing is the order VE the
day.
(Several From this 'vi'cinity attended
on Monday the 'funeral' of Mrs. Hew,
son MdLeod, late of the village, of
,Blaylfueld.
The W.A. of ;St, 'Jahns' Church met
at the home of Mrs. Ald'wi'nikle .an
iIlhursday. There was 'a full attend-
ance.
h i i .
Sorry to report Miss Lizzie. and W
is confined to the house suffering
From rheumatism.
Mrs. Walsh; of Ripley, aocompan-
ied. by her daughter,visited the for-
mer's daughter, Mrs. G. til. 'Beatty,