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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-08-31, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 31 1933 THE SEAFORTH NEWS. STORIS LABOR DAV Monday is Labor's Great Holiday, the clay lin which the Whole nation pays homage to her working men and women. Be prepared for the unexpected visitor, or the suggested picnic with a well stocked larder. Superior 'Stores offer you a;most attractive range of fine foods at prices that stamp,them "Values Beyond ;!Questi'on."'Shop and save at a Sup- erior Store this week -end. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Items for 'Week 'Ending Sept.i6 SUNLIGHT SOAP per cake C C 10 BARS 47 c SINGA!PORiE SLICED PINEAPPLE 2 tins 19c NEW PACK JAM, RASPB'ER'RY & S'TR'AWBERRY -.of Large 40 oz. jar C , CO'R'N SYRaUP, 2's DURHAM CORN STARCH QUI'CK QUAKER OATS, PLAIN per tin 16C 2 pkgs, 19 c large plcg,.23 C Swansdown Cake Flour, per pkg. 32c, Club House :Olives, Plain No. 13 Queen .19c Club House :Olives, Stuffed No. 13 Pimento 25c Taylor's .Peanut Butter 10 oz. jar •14c Ingersoll Malted Cheese, %'s 2 pkgs. 25c Hawes' Floor 'Wax l'sg : .43c Hawes' Castle Waxl's..25c Coffee, Our Own ;Blend, 'Fresh Ground or Bean, per lb. 39c Hillcrest 'Shortening, l's 2 lbs. 28c Royal York Tea / lb. pkg. 23c Crosse & Blackwell Vegetable' Soup ,...... ...._........,..2 tins 19c Superior Baking Powder 8 oz. S'Sc Superior Baking Powder 16 oz. 23c Fly Tox 8 oz. , .33c 16 oz. 57c Schneider's Midget Cottage Rolls per lb. • 20c Kellogg's Rice Krispies '2 pkgs. 21c Cocoanut Wafer 'Biscuits 2 lbs. 25c 5c per tin 12c Richard's Carbolic Soap, per cake Aylmer Choice Tomatoes, 2%'s Red Rose Tea and one .120 -page Giant Scribbler % 1b. pkg. 25c FREE—A Mickey Mouse Mask with purchase of 2 pkgs. Puffed 'Wheat or Rice. Certo, per bottle 29c Brillo, Cleans and Polishes, small 2 pkgs. 25c Keen's Mustard %'s 25c %'s 49c READY OUT MACARONI, best quality 2 lbs. 13c 2 in 1 Shoe Polish Fly Coils Fly Swatters, Wire Fly Swatters, 'Rubber Burford Peaches Utility Heavy Galvanized Tubs, each per tin 10c 4 rolls 10c each 10c Each 110c per tin 15c 25c PURE 'SPIC'E'S AT SUPERIOR STORES Ross J. Sproat Phone 8 Miss N. Pryce Phone 77 Buy Seaforth Butter A Service that creates Confidence and a Dependable Reputation YEAR'S Always Good Quality Please u by giving us'your.cream patronage and we will try to please 1 you by our services and higher` market prices for good cream. Cream. weighed, tested, graded and paid for while you' wait. • The Seaforth Creamer. C. A. BARBER, Prop. Y P p. Wa'der's FUNERAL SERVICE _ UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or, Horse Equipment \V. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernnient.diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or dayphone 67 g' P o e Top Prices Are Secured'Again Through Orderly Distribution 'Once again are the advantages of co-operative marketing and central packing . clearly demonstrated, ac- cording bo C. W. Bauer, secretary, i0':ttaria Growers' Markets 'Council, ''The !South Essex Growers' ,Exohange, 'through their four central •packing plants, have established an enviable rcputa'tion for ;uniform ,quality. As 'a result, this organization is experienc- ing no difficulty in securing top prices for its entire supplies. Cattle Eligible For Grading In Demand at Toronto Market "On delivery of•3,1100 head of 'cattle to the Toronto Livestock Market," said Garnet 'H, Duncan, livestock in - "only '5150 of these animals were elig- i'ble to make Blue or 'Red (Brand .beef. "Of this number ;1150' were baby' beef, 194'butcher cattle and 296 heavy cattle. Of the 226 heavy cattle, 1250: •were exported, bringing good returns to the producer. 1 "I!f such a state continues, in view of the decided consumer preference foil graded 'beef, it is quite possible that the demand will far exceed the supply in the near future." BEECH.WOOD 'Miss Nellie O'Rourke of Toronto wa. hone over the week -end; M. 'Dian;'�05Rourlce returned to''Toronto with her. \1r. 'J'oe. !O'Rourke Jr, and. sister yf.i•ss 'Reta and 'Mr. JohnJ;Flannery are in Toronto this 'weelc. llr: ,Poter• ;Hi'gnell is !wearing a smile. "'Its a..'boy." Mrs. T. Maloney visited her sister,. Mrs. T. Bottles, .one day this week. A KISS IN THE MOONLIGHT =THEN DEATH I An article revealing the grim ex- perience of a beauty -contest winner 'lso suddenly ,felt rude hands tear her from her racketeer lover's arms as machine-guns and pistols rattled and 1112 t 11 ei bt et s met'tfiis brain, will appear next Sunday in The American Week- ly, distributed' with. The Detroit Sun- vestigator, Ontario Marketing 'Board, day Times. TOWN TOPICS. Mt, and Mrs. EMole and family attended the !Huron district I. 0, O F. ,annual picnic held at ,Bayfield last week. There Was a large turnout, and a. good time was enjoyed. Mr. D. Quarry of Detroit is visit- ing his cousin, Mr. Louis, Devereaux, Mr. Quarry is a former 'Huron Coun- ty D ov, his father having had a store at Mount Carmel. Mrs, Fred Slhe'igfelthies returned hone after visiting with her father, Mr. Ed. MadKenzie in 'K'incardine. He accompanied her home; and in comipiany 'with her sister, Mrs. E. Pearl, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert '\IaclKenzie of Regina, they a14 left on. Monday to visit in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Eloy Sltone!house of ,Goderic'h and Mr. and Mrs. J. Fair service of Londeslboro visited at the Thome of Mr. and Mrs. Tyerman on Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baxter and Mrs. R. L. Th1om'sdn and daughter Helen were recent visitors at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs, ,Ernest Adams.' H'u'llett, Helen remained for a week's vtisiL Miss A'llie Hiles of London spen't Tuesday! with her cousin, Mrs. T.yerm'a i Mr. Audrey Carter spent the week- end with re'l'atives at Leam'in'gton. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. "Canter of Battle' Creek, Mich., are •spending a few days with their niece, Mrs. Norman Carter, 'Huron Road. I Dhe Misses Maud, Artie and Jean 'Ferguson were at Sbreetsvile on Fri- day attending the funeral of the late 1Rev. R. A. Lundy. Mr.' John Fortune and daughter of Seattle, Mrs . Patrick Carpenter of \Duluth, Miss Margaret Fortune of ,Detroit and Mrs, James Jordan of Dublin were visitors on Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. McGann, ,Se'alfarth, Mr. 'G'ordon Wiiker of Tavistock spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. 1MdKellar. Mr. and Mrs. A. Shackleton and family and Mrs. Patterson of Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tyerman. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mullen left op Monday to spend two weeks in To- ronto. to. Miss Elizabeth Murray of London' spent Sunday afternoon at the hone of her grand'p'arents, Mr, and Mrs. P. McCann. Mrs. S. Pauli of Stratford -returned on Tuesday alter visiting her friend, Mr,s. W. !Stoddart. Canon Alppley'ard, Col. R. S. Hays, and Mr. W. Brine are'in Windsor this 'week attending the Oan'ad'ian Legion convention, representing the Seaforth branch. Mr. Harold' Maloney of Detroit spent the week -end in town with his mother and brothers, Mrs, Maloney 'went •hack to Detroit with him to spend a .week, Mr. W. Rdbinson, „who is employ- ed in'Gallo'p's 'Garage, is moving his wife end family and their household effects 'from Toronto this week to the Robinson house in Eginondville re- cently vacated 'by M'r. D. F. Mc- Gregor. Miss Ethel McKay has returned from a ten-day trip to New York. The many friends of Mrs. George Brown will regret to know she is confined to her room on account of illness. Mr. James Johnston, (George st.,. has; been seriously ill for the past week, Miss Maybelle Rands was in Varna this week owing to the sudden death of her uncle, Mr. 'Robert A'rms'trong, Miss Margaret Finikbeinor of St. Mary's Hospital,' Kitchener, is spend- ing' a two weeks' v'ac'ation with her '.arents, Mr. • and Mrs. Charles. Fi•nkbeiner. Dr, 'Harvey Bristow and Mrs, Bris tow of Vanderbilt, Mich„ and Mrs Walter Robinson of 'lLoncton wer guests of 3frs. Geo. 'Seip this wee':. Mt. and Mrs. Herb. Chamberlain of Niagara Falls were guests of Mr and Mrs. R. H. .Sproat recently. Mr. Jack Ferguson is spending Several days in Toronto. arr. and Mrs. Henry Hoggartl were visitors recently at M'ooresville. An enjoyable evening Was field at the home of Mrs. Con ' , John sett Mon- day evening in honor of Mrs, R. L. Thomson who left Tuesday for St. Catharines where Mr: Thomson has been for some time. Mrs. . Thotnsoti was presented with a table lamp by her friend's. Mr. Ar thur Golding has returned after spending the summer at Owen Sound. � Miss Leonia .Nott ((jack) has : gone to Toronto for a week. Mrs. A. E. Stark visited in .Mark- ham dttritag the week -end, 'Mr, and Mrs. Adam Hays, Mr. and )i-rs. Peter Calder and small son were visiting friends at , Ailsa•Craig last week. Mer. and Mrs, John Webster, Mia 15, C. Rising and Mr.' Lawrence ;Web- ster were week -end visitors in'i : To- ronto. Miss ' Helen A!ment is spending a few days in Detroit. • t Mr. J. H. Reid, who has not been Mrs, Oliver H. Kirk oif Binning en'j'oying the hest of health, has gone liana, Michigan, and Mrs. F. L, to Battle Creek, Mich., for treatment, Creighton and Thelma and Pearl ! M'r, and Mrs. Walter 'Grassie of 'Detroit, have'retuerie''d to their horrid Vancouver are spending a couple oif after spending their holidays at th weeks at the Queen's renewing ac- home of Mr. and Mrs A. M. Kirk. quaieban'ces, 'Pearl 'has recovered nicely from he Mrs, Clarissa Garden of , Toronto operation for appendicitis in Scot has been the guest oif,Mr. and Mrs. Melm'orial'H'ospi'tal. Adam Hays recently. She and • Miss' :Miss Dorothy E'lgie is spending MaryHays ays left Sunday for Detroit few weeksvisiting friends in Buffalo and Leamington where they are 'Miss Pearl Ross spent 'last week guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Fowler at visiting Mr. 'and Mrs. Norman Ross their summer home. of London, !Mrs. ,Mr.) Mulligan who has b' here since the death of her mot Mrs, McQuaid, left Wednesday mo ing to return to Grand fblarks,. N. visiting at Chicago en route. Mr. Jim. Scott is -a Toronto visi his week. Mrs. Geo, Eyre and her daugh Cole and little son Alvin Co oaf'' Chiselhuret, spent several d' with Mr, and Mrs. Alex, Parke. IT'he Misses !Hildebrand and t girl friends have returned from car ing at. Grand' Bend and left Mondz for Kitchener to spend holidays with Mr. add Mrs. Roy Snider. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sproat and family of Detroit arrived in town 'Sat- urday. Hugh !Slproat .and Roger Sh'oekcor left Monday for home. Mrs. Sproat, Mary, Margaret and Hugh Jr. will remain until after Labor Day. Mrs. ,Johns,' who has been staying with' Mrs. W. W. Gowan 'for some weeks, leaves on Friday for her home in London, Mrs C. Brodie 'is a Toronto visitor this week. Sister 31. 'Clavdr from Mercy Hos- pital, Toronto, has returned. to her home after visiting her sisters, -Mos C. Eckart and Mrs. Jb'hi1 Nolan; an her brothers, Philip and Frank Kenn of Dublin. Mr. Howard Purdy returned to To- ronto on Sunday after spending a few days at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Kerslake..` Miss Dorothy. Kerslake is spend'in'g 'her holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. W. E. Kers- lake. Mr."and Mrs. Lorne Hutchison and children Peter and ,Michael of To- ronto, and Mr, and Mrs. George 'Hu!tchison of'London were guests of 'Mrs. F. D. Hutchison and Miss Dorothy Hutchison. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Collins of :Buffalo were visitors with' friends in this vicinity, and on his return was accompanied by his sister, Miss Kate Collins, who was spending` several months with friends in this evicinity. M'r. and Mrs, Thorny Sproat and Miss Marjory and Mises Margaret of Peterboro and Miss Helen 'Laidlaw -of Wolsley, ,Sack., are visiting at die home of Mr. and Mrs. Rolbert Mc- e. iMrs. Louis Brand family have returned to•their hence in Detroit af- ter spending their holid'a'ys with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. Eckert, ane d raccompanied by her husband, Mr. Louis Brall, who motored over for them. Miss Nellie, Des'b'orough also accompanied thein back and in- tends to remain in Detroit for some time: 'Seaforth soft ball team defeated' the London Knollwood Park team 6-0 on Saturday, making a tie•on the series. The team came up in a Carling brewery truck, The tie breaker will be played at Exeter on Saturday; September 2, at 4 p,m, J e a een Miss Margaret MclKay attended the` ler, funeral of a friend in Hillrsburg on rn- !Wednesday. ID., 'Mr. Hanson Ross of London is vis- iting ,at the home of Mrs. E. Ross, r:tor / 'Mr, and Mrs. Albert Trequair and 'family of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs,. A. titer Foote of Varna spent Sunday at the le, 'home of Mr, John Mc)Iiachlan: da Miss Olive Johnson of Varna is vis- iting with her cousin, Miss 'Hazel M„ e- wo Lachlan np-; y d y TUCKERSMITH. The Tuokersmi'th Ladies Club held their Club social at Turner's Churoh on Tuesday evening. The. president, Mrs, R.. Fear, presided, The following program was given,: reading by Mrs. F. Cook; violin and harmonica selec- tion by Wm, and L. Pepper; duet by Mrs, H, Crich and Sadie Ball; violin selection by Warren Whitmore and a solo by. E. Whitmore, Mr. Fred Slo liar showed views of his woric tip in Now Ontario, which were very inter- esting. Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge and a social half hour was spent. The September meet- ing of the Tuckersmith Ladies' Club. is to be held at the Tome of Mrs. G. MdGregar, The ro'l'l call to be answer- ed by, "I-Ielpful Hipts for Style or Beauty." AutoInsvrnce 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 ud 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 Day Service Phone 152 A. D.'Suh Sutherland d GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING. ETC. BRUCEFIELD. Rev. W. A. Bremner is expected to- occupy his pulpit next Sunday, 'Sept, ,3rd. Morning service at 9:415 a. m., conducting service at K'ippen at eleven, Miss Graham of Seaforth has been spending the past few '. weeks with friends on the' second concession of Siban!ley. Mr. and Mrs, Seldon Ross of Gode- rich visited friend's in the village last week, 'Mr. and Mrs. Monteith and family of London .spent the week -end at the home of Mrs. Janet Ross. Mrs. Ross returned with them to London where she will spend a few days. 'Mrs. Hugh Berry and Mrs. J. Grainger returned hoire last week af- ter spending a few days in ,Bayfield, Mrs. Neil MdGregor and her daugh- ter Miss Kate, returned home last week after spending the past few months with friends in the West. They had a pleasant visit with Mrs. McGregor's sister, Mrs. J. Gaut of Crossfield, Alta., formerly Mary Mus- tard. They also visited friends in -Win- nipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, ,Lloyd- minster, Vlahcouver and Victorian The many friends of Mr. David Rouatt will regret to hear that he is seriously 111. !Mr. Jlack .Ross of Detroit visited. his grandmother, Mrs. Alex, Ross last week. Mr. and IVMrs 'William Douglas spent the weak -end . visiting with friends at Marlette, Mich, Miss Jean Murdoch ` is spending a couple of weeks with her friend, Miss Wood, of Hensall. Mr. and 'Mrs. Lindsay Eyre have returned from 'spending the week -end at Niagara Falls. DUBLIN. Mr. and 'Mrs, Frank Jordan of Su'd'bury are 'holidaying with the far- mer's mother, Mrs. Wm. jfordan. Mr. 'Jim .Maloney lift Mr Toronto this 'week, where the .hopes to secure work. Miss iLeota Ryan heft .for St. Jos- eph's 'Hosip.i'tal, London, on Sunday, where 4he intends training. We wish Miss 'Ryan every success. /Brother 'Augustine - returned to Montreal on Monday after spending a month's vacation with his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Jaynes 'Cronin, Mrs. Jerry 'Ryan of Stratford spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs, T. 'Maloney. Miss Minnie Maloney returned from Buffalo ithis ,week where 'she was holi- daying 'with'friesnds, HILLSGREEN. Those visiting in this vicinity dur ing the week: 'Misses Kathleen and Jessie Cameron of Clinton, with their aunt, Mr. and Mrs, 'J. Cochrane Miss Margaret ;Linden of Denfield with her sister, Mrs. A. Parson; Hiss 'Lattie '.Love with 'friends in 'Hensalh Miss 'Edith iForres't of !.Hensall with her sister, Mrs. W. ;Love, Mr. Ivan Turner and John Mavis of Clinton with Mr. and \firs. H. Coleman, Mr. Henry 'Diatars wi'tlt 'his son, 'Mr. and Mrs. ''I. IG. Datars. Miss ':Mildred 'Workman with her parents in Kip - pen. Mr. and Mrs. E. 'Smith and fam- ily of :Kipper and Mr. and Mrs. ,Rad- er of Dashwood 'w'ith \Ir. and Mrs. W. 'Weido.:Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane and Mrs: I3. i I'cMurtrie and son Alex, of IKippen with friends in Centralia. Misses .Annie and .Agnes Cochrane of Clinton with Mr. and 'Mfrs, J. H. Cochrane. Miss !Edna ,Cochrane, iR.N„ with her aunt, Mrs. D, B. !Saunders in Lonclon,. and also pursing '5 patient in the hos- pital in that city. 'Rev. W. A. ,Bremner of Brucefield will be in charge' of the service on the coming, Sunday afternoon at 2:130 in the IHiilis•green; •Church. Rev. E. F. Chandler will be taking his' ' vacation. A number atteracded the 'special ser- vice in the 'H+ensall United Church on Sunday afternoon whin Mr,' Habousli, a shepherd from the 'Galilean land,i gave an address there, PAGE FIVE LIVE F OW, WANTED Taken every Monday & Thursday forenoons unless otherwise advised. (Call us for prices. We are paying Toronto prices here, this week, and you save express and shrinkage. EGGS are always wanted, too, at the highest prices. ROSS O SS J, SPROAT Phone 8 SUPERIOR STORES ST. COLUMBAN. 'Football,—The St. Columban-' Jr defeated Holstein Jrs, here on Tues day evening by five goals to n'othin ina replayed final game for the Jan dor W.;F.A. Championship, The gam was played under ideal weather con ditions and was a fast and clean' played game of ball. St. Colurnb'a played real good com+binati'on on th forward cline and kept the play mostl all in H'ols'tein territory, especially i the last half of the game. The S't Columlban 'boys got one, goal in the first half and four more in the last period. We - congratulate the players one and all, and the management of the. Club on their good sportsmanshipin football competition all season and on winning the Junior Championship. 'Lineup for St. Colum'ban; Goal: Kale Holland; f. backs, John Mclver, John McQuaid; h. backs, centre, John Hol- land; right, Frank Williams; left, Norman 'McQuaid; centre forward, Frank Stapleton; left wing, Harry Maven John Flannery; right wing, Vincent Eckert, Dan McCarty. Subs., Ed. Melady, Frank Moylan. Referee, Fisher of Stratford, 'Miss Mary O'Sullivan of Toronto is spending her vacation at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. P. O'Sulli- van. Mr. Martin McQuaid of Toronto visited his brother, Mr. Joseph Mc- Quaid, over the week end. Mr. Joseph Moylan of Kitchener is holidaying at his Nome here. 'Brother Joseph of the Presentation II'onastery, Montreal, is visiting his parents, Mr, andMrs. John J. Dalton. (Brother Martin of Windsor teach- ing staff, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Feeney. ;Mrs. Lawrence Power of Windsorvisited at the home of her brother, Mr, and Mrs. James McQuaid, last meek.Miss Helena Flannery who has spent the past ,couple of months in Toronto has returned to her home here, Sister Beatrice of St. Joseph's Con- vent; Toronto, visited relatives here last week. Mr. John Flannery' was a Toronto visitor this week. s, g e Y n e y n WINTHROP. The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. wilt meet at Mrs. John Boyd's on '4Y'ed- nesday, Sept. 6th. Topic on missions. Roll call is a verse on Harvest. Any mite boxes that haven't been turned in, are to be brought to this meeting. The sudden death game of football played between Walton and ''Brussels' in Winthrop last Monday night was a . win for 'Walton, the score being 2-1, 'Brussels put in a protest that the. game was not 'finished 'because of 'darkness, but the protest was thrown out. Jack Armstrong was referee. Winthrop meet 'Walton in Win- throp Tuesday night, Sept. '5th. The return game in Walton Friday night, Sept, Sth, These are the final games for the cup, and will be the hest games of the season. Games called at 5:60 sharp, ' 'School re -opens Tuesday, Sept. 5th, Won't be long now, kiddies. Mr, and Mrs, J. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dale spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Geo. 'Little. Mr. and Mrs, Joe, ;Little spent Sun- day with Mr: and Mrs. Geddes Of ,Bel - grave. STANLEY. Miss 'Margaret Tough spent a day at London last week. Miss Mary Little of Hanover was the guest of Miss Jean Carnic for a few lays. Master Bertram Carrie is at pres- ent visiting his aunt, Mrs, J. M. C. Tough, at Bayfield. Master Gordon Westlake is visiting his grandmother, Mrs, R. D'elgaty, at 'Bayfield. Mr, and •\ifrs, Mins. Douglas of Brucdfield accompanied by \Ir. Ro'bt. MCClinchey spent the week -end with Mr. 'Win. H. 'Stephenson of "Marlette: Miss Jean Reid is visiting her cous- in, Miss Roxie IPlalmer of Hamiltoin. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Robinson and family •spent ''Sunday at the home of \I'r. and Mrs. Wilbert Johnston• of Goderich. Mr, Allan Armstrong and Miss Do- rothy spent the week -end with their uncle, .Mr. \Arm, H. Stephenson of Marlette. 1 '