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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-05-25, Page 5.. ,j.,,I�,y,,.'MjA4uA.,i�Nski« 1 ,• r . :;;.. ,. m•. 'THURSDIAY, MAY 25, 1933. THE SEAFORTI'I NEWS! PAGE FIVE foods CRISCO the'digestible shortening • • Quick suds that last 'CHIPSO Shop at Superior Stores and Set a course for True Economy y WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Items for Week Ending May Mst Targe pkg. ORANGE MARIVPALA!DE t40 oz, jar! CORN'E'D BEEF, l's ' 2 tins ISTANIDAIRD TOM'ATOES, Large Tins 2 !for JIBBY'IS PORK & BEANS, 16 oz. tins 'LTL'Y B'RAN'D CHI'CK'EN HADDIE 17c 24c 25c 19c per tin 5 c Lo tins 25c ',Cascade Fancy Pink ,Stallm,on large tin. 12c ]Premium Tea --with your ,Choice of ,Bird of Paradise ,Pattern China (Cups & 'S'aucers, Tea Plattes,Cereal Bowls, Egg (Cups, ;Sugar Bowls and Cream Jlugs per tb. 49c Toddy and Jig Saw .Puzzle FREE with every purchase of a-1 lb. tin per tin 51c 'p.erior Palm Toilet Soap . •3 cakes 10c. 'Hawes' (Pastel (Wax QCed'ar Oheslb per tin 43c illawes' !Liquid 'Floor Gloss 'Contest) •;per tin 59c ELux Flakes, ,small 2 pkgs. 19c Marge 5 per ,pkg, 23c ii'ngersolt Malted Cheese, % lb, pkg. . • • • 2 far 25c Brills), ,guaranteed Aluminum Olea'ner 2 pkgs. 22.5c Crosse& Blackweli's'Prepared Mustard 9 oz. jar ' Crisco, and IPiie Plate F1t3EJEIl' lb. tin 23e (Golden Wax Beans, Sweet and Tender, No. 2 tins 2 tor. ,23c 1 oz. bottle 23c Shirriff's True Ex facts 11,4 !Chace Dates ei per lib. 15c '.Patltersan'•s Sweet Cakes, 7 vlariebfes ISehneider's Boiled Ham per lb. 33c !Prunes, large size, '40a50's 2 lbs. 250 ',Benson's Corn Starch 1 lb, pkg. 12c Post's Bran Flakes ..,., .:.. ....................... 2 ,pkgs. ,.23c Grape -Nuts . per p1ag:7c (Strawberries, per tin, No. 2 sive I15c San'PFlush per 'tin..29c Mince Meat Special '' per lib. .i 25c (Cooking Figs 3 lbs. 25,c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce !, h n R o e 8 Phone 77 • TOWN ,T;O;PIOS'il Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Johnston and Miss Ruth Pinkney of :Siteatfordispent. !Sunday at the home of Mrs. R. ICIlark, ;Mrs. John ; McGowan and baby Ian spent the past two weeks with! her sister, Mrs. T. R. Thompson of Kit- chener. Mi. and Mrs. Glordom Hays of De- troit spent Sunday with their parents, and on their return were accompan- ied by Mrs. M.'D'asbtonough, R.N., who spent five weeks nursing her mother, Mrs. C. ,E'cicant, who is convalescing nicely.' She has returned to her duties in 'Northville, Mich., sanitarium. Mrs. James Hug -hies, who spent !the w'in'ter with her da'ugh'ter, Monica, in 'Detroit, has returned home. Mr, and Mrs J; ,D, Beecroft of IWinghlamwere vtsitons at the home of 11Lr. and Mrs. Andrew Klink this week. ''Mr. Tomlinson; and fancily have moved into Mr. Jlas, 'Blarron's house on George street. !Mrs.. John 'Sprout is s;pendrng the holiday with • her sister in Luckn'olw and other friends. Mrs. Louis 'Hildebrandt sprained. !her ankle and will be laid up for sev- eral days as the result of a fall. Master Orville 13Idebrandt is suf- ficiently recovered from itis operation at the Memorial Hospital, to he taken 'hone and is doing !nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berry and daughter Ordean and Mrs. R. J. French of „London spent the week end at the home cif Mr. and .Mrs. E. Mole. Mrs. R. S. Evans and Eleanor 'e - turned an Tuesday from Toronto 'w'here the latter is attending Univer- sity. Mr. and Mrs. Warren A'menit and detighter Frances of Detroit, were week -end gue's'ts of Mr. and Mrs. IWm, A'ment, i ..rte 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 you by our services and higher` .market prices for good cream. Cream weighed, tested, .graded and paid for while you wait. The Seaforth Creamery C. A. BARBER, Prop. New Ground STRAWBERRY PLANTS 24 Choice Varieties 24 (Strong vigorous plants with•un- exce•Iled root system, grown on new ,land cleared' and broken uo two years ago. Tree and Bush Fruits A complete assorttnent for : the home ;garden , and commercial grower Ornamentals Hundreds of varieties of the choicest ornamental . trees, shrubs, vines ,roses, :perennials, ,gladioli and dahlias. Send for for free 52 page catalogue M'OCOINNELL NURSERY 'Co.. • Port;. Burwell, Ont. • NORTH McKILLOP. also T to � `i� "•Ree , e - C1 a nenC g , rs. and ,Huls !Mr. and>Mrs. 'Reuben Buuck and fa- irS:tihd'ay afternoon visiting; +y, , - d lies lErd"ward 'RegoJe.1t1^r = Walker's. FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING ',Motor or Horse -Equipment W. J, WALKIER, holder of Go- vernment diploma'and license. Flowers furnished! Night or day phone 67 'Ross Rennie returned from Lon- don hospital on Wednesday. ]Service is being held in St. Th'o- mas' Church at 10 o'clock this Thursday morning, Ascension Day. Mrs. Young, who has been visit- ing with M?s. Sa'm Rornance, return- ed to Vancouver an Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Barber re- turned this week from their wed- ding trip. ]Miss F1'orence Fowler df Bluevale ,is slpending a few day's with 'Miss iCliara Pinikney. ,The Misses 'Canna and Donna Mole spent the holiday with their aunt acid uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mile, of Dungannon, Mr. and Mrs.Wallace Archibald and daughter El'iz'abeth,, of London, were 'in• town this week/Miss A. Sutherland, who has s,penit three weeks in London, returned with them. • Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanna went to Kingsville on Tuesday and are visit- ing Mrs. William Hanna and Miss rAlnna Hanna for several days. Mr. George Bethune of Port Mc- Nichol 'was a week -end visitor at his home. Mr. Arnold Hiabkirk, of Listowel, was a week -and visitor with his mo- ther; Mrs. J. R. Haiblkirk. Mrs. Andrew. Archibald has re- tunined from Kingston where she at- tended the convocation of Queen's Universi'ty at which her son, Mr. Fred Archibald, received his degree. 'Miss Jean Dungey, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Dungey of the Commercial Hotel, attended the wed- ding of her cousin, ]'Liss Mildred Louise Mane, in Mitchell, to Mr. John Charles Tubb, on Saturday. Miss Dungey assisted with the wed- ding breakfast which was served after the ceremony. (Bell tacking ;the' quartette part and misses.IFlorence and Mary Thomson the !duet. !Mrs. J. IH,odgert of •Thamies (Road sang two very fine solos Jesus Is My !Newt Door iNeigh,bor, and "Desats 'Lower of My 'Soul." As Mrs. Hlodgert 'is a, (former, mentlb'er, all her friends were glad to see and hear her again, ISIhe also favoured the !congre- gation at the !evening service with "The Old Rugged Gross." fDr. Smil- lie of Hensall also assisted at the ev- ening services and his thio sa1os "The City Fane-ISlquate" and "My Moth- er's'Prayer" were much enjoyed. The choir satgg- the anithetm, "Rem:ember', Thy Creator," (which;, was also very waell rendered, !Rev, F. JW. !Oraiik spoke especially to the Young People pori "'Firedting Your 'Place in the 'Church and ,Community." These anniversary serviceswill not !soon Abe forg:rtten. The Busy IBe'es Mission 'Circle !will meet at the home of Miss Margaret Sinclair on Saturday, May 27th at 2,30 p.m. The ]Religious Drama, "Pilgrims of the (Way," ,put on 'by the Young• People under ,the auspices of the Y,PS. of ISt. Andrew's United (Church on Monday eveninglast in connec- tion with ,the anniversary services .was very much enjoyed by all present. Rev. IR. .R. Conner was in Goder- idh on Sunday !last taking the serv- ices in ,Victoria Street United Church in the 'absence olf'Rev. !F. IW, Orai'k. pMaBrideJCooper.=--Tlhe manse, Klip- pen, was the scene of a pretty spring 'wedding on ;Sfalturday, May 20th, when Rev. R. R. Canner solemnized the marriage, of Margaret Grace, second daughter of Mr. Robert J Cooper, and the date: Mrs. Grace Coop er,i of 'Tuckersmith, to Edgar 'Tames MdBride, son of Mr. ankl Mrs. Robert 3X/dB/nide cif Stanley. The bride Was dressed' in yellow. They were unat- tended. Afterwards the happy couple left on a trip to Windsor, Ont., and Lansing, Mich., the bride's travelling outfit being grey, On their return, Mr. and Mrs. McBride will reside at Kip - pen. ' A host of friends of the popular young couple join in best wishes. fancily of 'Tuleketsm'ith spent Sundiay afternoon ,with Mr. and Mrs. Jlaseph Thornton, • Mr. and Mrs. P. Jas. j(ohnston, also John Houlden and' Kenneth Thorn- ton Re 1 ele. ' d Mrs.D'an'e g' merle to ti v Mrs. Thomas (Leeming is not im- ,pnnte,hitg aa='tittilrkly 'as' ' many friends wou`3ld •like to •see Mr. and' .Mrs. ,David' •MdLean and • Mrs. Jas. 'McQueen and Mrs. L. 'Forrest visited at the horiie, of Mr. and Mrs, Jlohn Davidson last week.{ GONSTANCE. Mr. and Mrs. W. :Britton were at 'Forest on Sunday attending the funer- al of Mr. Arthur McRorie , adopted. son of the late 'William MORorde and Mrs. MIdSiorie. , The WA. and 'WM.'S. met at the home of Mrs, (!Rev.) 'Gardiner at ILandes'borto on Thursday last, The meeting of the W.A. was opened with the president, Mrs. Hugill in the chair. After singing a hymn and prayer, the secretary, Mrs. Ad'ani read the min- utes 'of the last meeting. Mrs„ Roger- son gave a splendid talk on the high ideals o1 life, taken from Daniel. The W.MS. president, Mos. Britton, then took change. The meeting opened by all standing and repeating the 23rd Psaltm in unison from memory. The Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. D'ex'ter. 'Mrs, McGregor read a devotional leaflet on "The Woman of Quiet, Mary of Be- thany." Mrs. B. S. Stephenson and Mrs. Leo. 'Steplhensbir sang a, duet, "Is He Our Next Door Neighbor," which was much enjoyed by all, Mrs, E. Adams grave a splendid reading, and the hymn, °'T Atm Thine, :O God," was sung. Ivy Simmons gave ate ex- cellent talk on the study bodk, "His Dominion." Mrs. Lin'd'say sang, a beautiful missionary solo, after which we had a short discussion led by Mrs. Gardiner, "How to Help the People of Other Races in Our Own Coun- try." Prayer was offered by Mrs. Ro- gerson, Mrs. Carter and •Mrs, Gardin- er. ,A splendid service was held on Sun- day, Mr. 'Gardiner preaching on an appropriate subject, and the special Father's Day choir s'in'ging two sel- ections. BRUCEFIELD. Quite a number of the congrega- tion here •attended the' Young People's ,Alnniaers'ar' Services at Kip - pan on Sunday evening. ]Others at- tended anniversary services :in Car- mel 'Chunch,.'Hensall. (Rev. Mr. !Roltib of ,Centralia Will occupy the pulpit next ;Sunday. The .many 'fri'ends of Rev. and M'rs. McIntosh and 'family of 'Embro were pleased '.to see •them ",aver •brie week= end. Mr. ,Mdlntos'h was on his .way to preach in lOoderich. (Friends of Master Allan Hill are Sorry he has not improved as expect- ed since his recent operation. IM•r. Lance Norris of Medical Col- lege, Toronto, is Spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Norris. Miss Hazel II -laugh of Toronto is home 'tor a short holiday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Haugh attended the funeral of the late Mr. 'Gavin Horton, near Aneaster on Friday last. ;Football Notes... -The Brucefield Rovers meet Baylfield in the fir's't game of theseason at ,Brucelfield on May 30th. The old ,football field adjacent to the residence of J. B. Mustard is being put into shape and it is hoped that everyone will support the boys as they do their best to win the Ste- phenson Cup. Men's Club•-lA1t the June meeting of the Men's Club a set of slides on "Live Stock on the Faran," will be shown.- This is a very practical sub- ject and all the inert of the co;nnrun- 'ty are urged to be present Rev. W. A. Branner and Rev. Mr. Robib will exchange pulpits next Sun- dav, the occasion being the anniver- sary services at Centralia. !Mrs. W. Stevens returned to her home in the village this week' after spending two weeks with friends in Woodham, 'Rev. W.. D. and Mrs. 1-iclIntosh and family of E•mibro spent Sunday with friends in the village and vicinity. 'SPECI,AL OPTICAL OFFER IHligh grade, stylish and most up- to-date !glasses, rimmed_ or. rimless. Your choice in stella ;white or pink, gold-filled, with lenses complete, only $6:50. Iirvilsdlbde bifodats with choice of frames catn,plete, .only $12.00. These prices include a thorough ex- amination 'toy our well known and painstaking stpecial'is't, ,Mr, Hughson. Over, 20 years corning to Seaforth., You get the best optical work to be obtained and iwe.do es we advertise. Tuesday and Wednesday, ;Tune 6th, 7th, Close Wednesday 12 noon. Come early, 'Beattie's Flair, 'Seaforth. BORN. • FOWILUEK•—lin Hallett township, on ;Saturday, May 20, 19313, to Mr. and i1fns. -''Frank Fowler, a .daughter !(IDlonna jean). KIPPEN. The Young ;People's Anniversary services un St. (Andrew's United, Church poi Sundlay, l'a'st were well at- tended._ (Friends - were present frim IBrucefield, Hilisgreen, IH'ensald and Thames Road. ]Rev. IF. W. 'Craik of Victoria ISIt, !United !Church proved a very earnest .speaker and very inter- esting both tnorning and evening. 'I,n the eveni'n'g he was assisted Iby Rev. W. A. 1B're'mnee of jBruceifield, 'who so kindly 'withdrew .their evening ger- vice During the morning service tlie' choir sangythe anthem ".A,4Vlr'gnde;rfu1 IS'aviour"•'Miss .0,1ga 'Bell!;, ;,(Mrs.^ IE:• Butt; IM'essrs. J. B. 'McLean and A Autolosuranes 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 yourwhile 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 .or call—Night and DPhayone 152 Service TUCKERSMITH. Sh'ower--A •h'os't of friends gather- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jervis of Racket St., London, on Friday, May 12, in honor of Miss Ev- elyn Wlay, bride -elect,' who is leav- ing the city. The young ladies of 'the Hamilton Rd. Baptist Sunday iSch'ool sponsored by Mrs. Bi W'll1- ings, met at 8:30 and had every- thing in readiness when Miss Way arrived, who was taken completely Iby surprise. The evening was opened !with games, after which followed a mock wedding, parts taken by some of the ,girls. Miss Way was then led' into the dining room; decorations carried out in pink and white, where they showered her with a complete kitchen outfit. Miss Way, although taken by surprise, Made a suitable replyand thankedthe gilds very heartily for .their kindness and thoughtfulness. A dainty lunch was OLD TIME Dance! KiPPEN Friday v May 26 COWAN'S ORCHESTRA Admission -12151c, 'Ladies -44c Illi. M•atoney, Toronto, spentt the week -end with his aunt, Mrs. Rtawley. 'Mr, Joseph Nagle is visiting rela- tives in Windsor, Mr, Fergus Maloney has returned to Buffalo after spending a week with this mother, Mrs. H. Maloney. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and daugth- ter, Miss Sara, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Tyens. Misses Antra Molylneaux, Kitchener, Veronica McConnell, Galt, Teresa Carpenter and. Kay Byrne, Drysdale, were week end visitors at their res- pective homes. t31r. Bob MAcCormick has returned to Detroit. IMr. and IMns. ivfichael Maloney and daughter Elizabeth, of Logan, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Wagner of Detroit, spent Sunday everting` with Mr. and Mrs, James Maloney of Hib- bert. Mr. Joseph Lamer of • Dublin visit- ed on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gavle, Hibbert. STANLEY. / Mr. and Mrs. Austin Sturdy and family of Go'der'ich :township spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William J. Clark. Mr, Geange 'Pointer and his mother visited with friends near Sarnia on 'Saturday. Mr. Elgin MoKrinley had the mis- fortune to lase a valuable horse re- cently. Mr. 'Ed.'L'owden of Hamilton visit- ed with Mrs, Robinson, Sr last week. Mrs. A. MaOonnnell of Varna is visit- ing her sisters at. Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hayter and family of Flint visited over the week end with the •former's parents, Mr. and ]Mrs. Henry 'H'at'ter. Mr. and Mrs. J'o'hn Reid of Flint spent a couple of days with friends in IS'tanley, . and Clinton, Mr. William Johnston returning with them to ;Flint Mr. ,Launcelot Clark, an old and ,highly respected resident of Stanley passed away at home of his son Clif- ford in Hlamilton on Tuesday, May 9th, his death being the result of a stroke which he suffered some weeks then served and all bid adieu, wish- ing the bride -oto -be much happiness in her future home. Visitors at the h'om'e of Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Wallace on Sunday last were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrigan and children, Wallace, Kenneth and !Kathleen (the latter art twins) of Chatham; Mr. James Wallace, of the 'Huron Road, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blake and Bernice, of Colborne town- ship; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walker, IB'rucefield; Mr. and Mrs. Russell (Wallace and Jimmy , Egnuondville; Miss 'Mae Wallace, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. James Smillie°and Miss Hazel of IH,ensall. Mr. anel,Mrs, ,Leo Watt and family, four boys and one little girl, of Blyth, called at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Wallace on Sunday last. 'Mr. and Mrs. M, A. Rice spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coleman on their way to their summer home on ,Ahntis Lake, .having motored from Los Angeles, Cal., where they had been spending the wi'n'ter. Mr. L. Norris has returned from Toronto Medical College and is now at the home of his parents, Mr. and !Mrs. John Norris. 'Mr. and Mrs, Witmer Scott o:E Mc- Elillop, spent fast 'Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil Oke. IThe 21'th being a holiday all the schools ,were closed. A. uhr •DStelaad t GENERAL. INSURA'N�t}ClE ;' REAL BS'TATE,' 'CONVEV'p ANCING, ETC. ago. The remains were brought to ,the home of his son, Wan. J. 'Cleric on Go- shen line, Stanley, !and the funeral ser- vice was held in 'B'aylfie1d United Church on Friday, where a large num- ber gathered to pay their tribute of respect to the memory of the depart- ed. The service was conducted 'by Rev. R. M. Gale, assisted by Rev. E. A. Po'utter. The pallbearers were Geo, Clark,: Rabt. Reid, Joseph Richardson,. Dtwid Dewar, Fred McEwen and Ar- thur Peck. 'M'rs, :3beKee of Toronto spent the week -end at the old home on the 'Bronson Line, The May meeting of iJ:F.Y.P.1O. Club will be held at the South School: of No. 4 an the evening of May 3lttt. Mlle. Program Comm'i'ttee have 'ar- ranged for several interesting feat- ures in their ,progratrvme. Mrs, John Westlake, sister of Mr. Wm. Slack of the Sau'ble Line, 'a former resident of Stanley, was bur- ied ori May 22nd in Bayfield Cemet- ery. DUBLIN •Mrs. Mdtiareu and daughter, Miss Lottie, ;Mitchell:, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F., Far- resfter.. Mr. Harry Beale, Montreal, slpelnt ,the week end with his mother, Mrs. Beale. Mr. and .Mrs. B. E. Downey and family spent Sunday with relatives in 'Exeter. , Miss. Mary Keefer, Mildmay, was a week end visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Benninger. Mr. N. Jlacobs of the Bank of Colm- merce staff, spent the week end at his }came near M'ibverton Mrs. B.: E. Downey: is'•; entettaining the I:adid's' til uitld at .tiler; ,home"::o'ti Thursday alternooa. A very valuable 'bul'letin on the subject of Ontario -grown Leaf Let- tuce has been .prepared. by the De- •partment of Home 'Ec'onomics, Mac- Donald Institute, Guelph, kilt describes. the value of leaf lettuce, how to select\, lettuce, storage and care in the 'home, as well as giving a lengthy list, of re- cipes for the use of lettuce. !Copies of this 'bulletin can be secured 'dram the 'Department or through your ::local agricultural office, or •from •O.A.C. White 'Grube may be expected to be present .in injurious number any- where in light soil in ,Easterna Oiatario in the Counties of 'Glengarry, Pres- cott, !Russell, Carleton, Lanark, Stor- mont, amides, !Grenville, ,Leeds and southern Frontenac ,within a dotted zone on a map issued by the Depart- ments of Agriculture. A warning 'ac- companying ''the 'nap states that un- t less. the greatest •prercautions are ta- ken in The districts panned in planting crops susceptible to injury, the crap ,this year, particularly 'potatoes and corn, will be ahnosit a total loss upon thoiusaeds 'a'f acres and a serious shortage of hay and winter forage smay be dx'perienced on many farms.'