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The Seaforth News, 1933-09-07, Page 5THURSDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 7, 1933 THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE: sTOREs.. Schoolr A�DaysHere Thousands of young Canadians have started back •toschool. Proper- foods and correct eating will play an important part in their success. Start your children with an advantage. Make sure they get only the best foods—the kind you buy at Superior IStores,whose slogan is We Sell The Best For Less CHIPS° Items for week ending Sept. 13 Large Pkg. 17c CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 2 tins 15c AYLMER PORK & BEANS, large 2/'s 2 tins 23 c CLASSIC 'CLEANSER Big Tin • R!OIWNTREE'S COCOA Sc. %'s 19c a RED ROSE KETA SALMON, l's tall 2 tins 19c Choice Peas, No. 4 Sieve Crosse and ,SlackweU's Catsup, large, per bottle 19c Drummer Brand Pastry Flour 7's 19c 24's 59c Shaker Salt, Plain or Iodized 2 pkgs. 19c Superior Stores' Tea ,,., 1 1b. pkg. 39c Royal York Coffee, l's per lb 39c Kellogg's All Bran, Large per pkg. 19c Schneider's lWeiners per lb. b. 1c5 Schneider's 'Boiled Ham per Marshmallow Biscuits, Chocolate or Pink & White 2 lbs. ......... .... . 29c Sultana'Raisins, Fancy quality 2 lbs. 25c Whiz Insect Killer 8 oz. 33c 16 oz. 57c .Tomato Juice 2 tins 15c Lawrason's .Snowflake Ammonia 4 pkgs. .25c Lawrason's Flusho .... , , ,. per tin 21c Lawrason's Sinko .. per tin 27c Interlake Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c Gillett's Lye 2 tins 25c Rkovah Health Salts per tin 18c Mazola •Oil, No. 1 Tin per tin 29c. MdLaren's Jelly Powders per pkgs. 25cc Marshmallow'seach 10c Electric Bulbs, Sunbeam 8 cakesec25c St. Croix Castile Soap 2 pkgs. 25c Shredded Wheat Biscuits 2 tins 25c Ross J. Sproat Phone N. Miss Phone 77 N Buy Seaforth Butter A Service that creates • Confidence • and a Dependable Reputation Please u by giving us your cream patronage and we .will try to please you by our services and highes•• market prices for good cream. Cream weighed, tested, graded at}d paid for while you wait. The Seaforth Creamery C. A. BARBER, Prop. TOWN TOPICS. Miss Edna Storey has returned af- ter spending a few days with friends in Stratford. 'Miss Dor'o'thy Kerslake has return- ec to Toronto alter. spending her va- cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Kerslake. Miss Barbara Aberlart is attend- ing Technical- 'School in London this tern''. • (Mrs. Ohebterfield and family of St. Marys wore guests of Mrs, Frank Devereaux on Tuesday. Mr. i Richard Brooks tau (vier g Madeline and sister Annie, and moth- er Mrs. Eph. Brooks and Mrs. Wm Alexander, of Ohre, Mich., visited. Mr. and Mrs, W. Sitod(dart this week, 'Visitors over the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. A. L, Porteous were: Mr. W. J. Porteous, wife and son George, df Sragina'w, Miclh., and Mr,. and Mrs, J. H. Long and Mr. and 'Mrs. R. Brown of Brantford. Mrs. F. A. Smith spent the holi- day in Tlorontto. Mr. E. C. 'Chamberlain spent bhe' week with Clifford friends: Mrs. Chamllierlaitr and Miss Helen return- ed home with him alter spending a week in Clifford. 'Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr Of Buf- falo and Mr. Albert Heron of To- ronto spent the holiday with Mr, and Mrs. Jb'hn L. Kerre Mr. .Will. Faulkner of Brantford spent ehe Labor day holiday at his hone on George street. Miss Doily Carlin spent the week- end in St, Marys. Mrs. Arnold C9Jse returned Friday after spending a month, in Detroit. Her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sch'dfeld, and babe, accom- panied her home and spent the week- end in town. IVieitors over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Rintotil were. Mr. and 'Mrs. W. Darkest, Flint, Mich,, Dr. and Mrs. R. Cassels, Romeo, Minh,, and Mr. James Cassels, Fllint, Mich. {Mrs. David Smith of Stratford, and Mrs. Jason Burchill cif Mitchell were in tdwn and vicinity calling on old (friends and acquaintances. They for- merly lived in Tuckersmlth,' Mr. and Mrs. Greig of Preston spent a day or so in town and were the gudsts of Mr. and Mrs. R. IL Sproat while here. 'Among those returning to. Nornnal this year are Messes. William McNay, IWfllra'rn Pollard, Misses Bessie Hill - en, Tillie Storey, Jean Brodie, Jean Alexander. Mrs. john Sproat dl Stratford and Miss. Beatrice .Sproat of the Fair- weather staff of Toronto spent a few ''sours in town With Miss Belle Sproat and other friends. Among, the teachers leaving for their schools were Mr. Frank" Hogg to Bright; Mr. Thomas Govenlack, Grand Bend; Mr. Robert Abenhart, Varna; James Lane, 'Stratton, N. 'Ontte Mr. George Albedhart and Miss Mae Aberhart, London; Miss Beatrice .Aberhart, Craighurst, Sfnvcoe Co.; Miss Margaret ' Ferguson, B'aylfiedd; Miss Jean Chuff, N(akina, Ilhun'd'er. 'Bay D'ist., ,Miss Annie Brodie, Ar- lcona. Mr, and Mrs Guy Richards, Mr. and Mrs, roe Robinson and daugh- ter Betty and Mrs. Fred Robinson of Detroit, were holiday visitors. Miss N'orana Balton of London risited friends over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. John Martling and soli of Ohicago visited Mr. and Mrs. Angus Moore. Miss Donna Mode . has returned home from Stratford after spending several days with her friend, -.Miss Dorothy Traylor. Miss Elva Jefferson has returned to Windsor. or for a .few days, ,Miss Ruth Pinkney is speeding a Mr. and Mrs. P. Moffat are mov- .few clays in Toronto'' this week with ing this .month from Miss Areh'ibaid's her cousin, Miss Betty Pinkney residence,East Goderich st to Mrs Mr. P. E. Macklam will conduct the dining room' and cafe ,of Queen's Hotel in Wingham, having left for that place on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Gill are taking charge o'f. the Macklam. lunch in Seaforth,' and, will be assisted for a few weeks by Mrs. Macklam, l left this Miss Alice M. Knechtel to resume. her duties on the staff of the Kitchener P•ulb'1ic School. ;Mrs. Yokes and two daughters Do- rothy and Barbara of Detroit spent the holiday at the parerbal home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sproat over the 'holiday. • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyddiatt and family cif Toronto were guests Labor day, with Mrs. Lydd:ialtt's father, Mr. IGdonge Albell, and their uncle, Mr. LJdhn Albeit. ecord of Mr, and. Mrs. G. E. S Mea - ford visited with her parents,' Mr, 'and Mrs. .W'ill'iam Klnechted, over the week -end. Mrs. Dave Mole and sons Maxwell of Rochester, N. Y., and Mr's. E. Mole and daughters Laura and Vera were Goderich .visitors on Saturday, Mr, and Mns. Elmer Reid of Strat- ford, have returned home after visit- ing the latter's father, Mr. ,Grintoldby, is M�iieneapolie• They also visited the Chicago Fair. Their s'on�, Master Bert Reid,vis'i'ted in Rostock, and their daughter Shirley, visited in, Toronto. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING and. EMBALMING LoEquipment o t r or Horse W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 CONSTANCE. I LIVE F OWL Macklaml Lunch Killed in Motor Accident.--1Word was received Wednesday morning Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Gill; of from Monroe, Mich., of the death of Walton, are going to conduct the Mrs. Gresham of Cleveland, who left Taken every Monday restaurant business in Seaforth lOonsbanoe Tuesday morning, after for Mr. Macklam, ar y forenoons Mr. and Mrs. Gill will render visiting relatives here. Mrs. Gresham `fharsda the same efficient service as has .was a niece of Mrs. Henry' Taylor. unless otherwise advised. Call us for been rendered by Mr. ' and Mrs. ,Mr, and Mrs. Gresham and daugh- prices. We are paying Toronto prices Macklam in the past. ter Jean of Cleveland, had - spent the here, thi week, and you save express Telephone orders promptly at -and shrinkage. tended to for' Homemade Baking. 'week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. EGGS are always wanted, too, at the [Rani Lawson and with Mrs. Henry highest prices, Taylor and other relatives at ' Con- stance, and were returning ,home. rOn Wednesieday morning Mrs, Lawson Monroe, received a telegram from � p , Mich„ saying, Mrs. Gresham had been killed in a, motor accident Much sympathy is felt for the relatives. WANTED TELEPHONE 9 The ladies'guild of St Thomas' Church intend holding a Thanksgiv- ing Supper on Sept.26th Mr. and Mrs, Joe. Eckatt and fam- ily from Sbayner spent Labor Day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. Eckert. ' Mrs. 'Idugh Mdln'tyre of Detroit was the guest of Mrs. R.nechltel last week. , Mr, W. ,R. Reid of New Ontario, and Mr. Dawson Reid of Guelph ate: spending a few days with their moth- er, Mrs. J. F. Reid: Mrs. Hugh Sproat and family left Mondaay for their home in Detroit af- ter spending a week with friends. in. town and vicinity, Mr. A. R. Dodds visited in Toron- to last week, spending Friday at' the exhibition with his cousin, Controller Robbins. Mr. and Mrs,. David 'Mole and son Maxwell elf Rochester, N. Y., spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. E. Mole. Mr. and Mrs, Richards frons De- troit "o'ho spent Labor Day in town, galled on .Mrs. C. Eckart who is at present improving nicely from her late illness. Mr. George Parke was 'home for the week -end from London, 'Mr. Frank Baxter, has been spend- ing the week in Toronto. Mr. J. F. Theisen of Detroit spent the week -end at the home Mrs. M. Carbert. Mrs. Theisen and son Don- ald returned to their hone with him! Mr. and. Mrs. E. L. Box, Miss ILeona and Master ,Riehbrd are spend- ing a week at Niagara Falls and To- who presented her husband with an- other baby girl. • Mrs, Leonard 'Leeming entertained a number of little girls to a_;te'a party 'Friday afternoon: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rege1'e' spent iSunday evening with Mr. and Mrs,. (George Hoegy of Grey. Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Leeming and 'family spent Wednesday at :Goderich, Mr. Nelson Howe of Cromarty vis- ited. with Mr. and' Mrs. Joseph Thorn- ton 'Sund'ay evening. )Mrs, Elmer Hac'kwell and family visited her mother at 'Walton ,Scanday, Miss Bessie Millen spent Sunday with Miss Edna Reid of Walton. NORTH McKILLOP. Mr. and Mrs. Jtoseph Holmes and baby were visiting with. Mr. and Mrs. JJosep'h 'Thornton Sunday Afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. ,Percy 'Wh'aymen and ;Marilyn. of Brantford spenit the holi- day`wi'th Mr. and ,'Mrs, Aflex;, Munn. Miss Mary Munn returned hone with them. Lois and Marjorie Hackwell spent a few clays last week with Mr. and Mrs. :INelson Red. t Mr. John Dennis, Elmer, Jessie and ,. Helen Rob.ertson mo- isHe 1 Ms ''Tena also •''bored to St, Catharines over: the week -end. Mr..Tom'rny 'Talbot •oil , (Cha'them spent the week -end at, the bane of 'John' Dennis,'. ' '° Miss Edna :Crozier is up at 'Wt?g stain with' her sister, Mrs. Bent Currie,. ronto, 'Sunday visitors at 'the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mole were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sparks and family of Sou'th'ampton; Mr, and Mrs. Wm. -Mole and tittle granddaughter Grace. Cook, of Dungannon; Mr. and Mrs, Miss Hattie Arm'sltrong spent a Wm. Sparks and family of Kincaid- week in Toronto visiting with her ine; Mr. and Mrs. Clare'Murd.ie of aunt, Mrs. B'orre:tt. IListolwel. Mr.. and Mrs. George Coates of 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Byrne and son NelwtYork were recent visitors . at the 'Jimmie of Detroit were guests at the (home of Mr. and Mrs. Wren. Clark, home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fortune ;Miss Gouley 4f. Ripley, teacher at last week, iKitrburn school, returned to her diet - Mr, and Mrs.' George Seip and fain- ids on Monday. Much praise is due ily were Galt visitors over the holiday. Miss Gaul -ay for her success with her Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Thomson entrance pupils. There were six that and famiiy moved to Kitchener this (wrote entrance and one -continuation week. school and all were successful in pass - Mrs. (Mr.) Charters and daughter in'g. and son-in-law and family visited her tMr. Fred Jackson, Mrs. MclGregor. sister, 'Mrs. William Charters. annd_son Ross and Miss Grace Som - Mr, Frank Hall and Mr. and Mrs. enwitle spent Thursday at ;Kettle (Point. Bernard Hall. of Londes!b'oro were ' Mrs. Wynne and sons, George and guests on Tuesday with Mrs, W. L. 'Hlavard and slaughter Phyllis and Keys. Miss Stewart, all of Forest, visited Mr, William Fowler of Leaning- Mr. and Mrs. ,William Britton on Sun- tan and daughter Mrs. (Dr.) Beaton day. Miss Mildred Britton returned of California are visiting the former's with then' for a few days' visit. sister, Mrs. Walter Grassie and Mr. Miss Elva Wheatley returned to .Grassie of Vancouver, who are renew- Toronto alter spending her vacation ing acquaintances in town. with her parents, . Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Mrs. Peter McDonald of Egneond- Wheatley eille has returned from visiting with 'Mr. Theo. Dexter returned home friends at Amberley. on Thursday after s pending a week John Bilge spent Labour Day visiting with relatives in London and. in Toronto. I1der,ton. Miss Nofa Hodgins of Toronto is Mr.'and Mrs. James McGill and spending the week with Mrs. L. T. Miss Helen of Clinton were visitors DelLacey. on Wednesday last at the home of Mr. Will Brine is a Toronto visit- Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Yungblut, Mr. and Mrs. C. DeGeer of Saska- toon, Sank., visited at the home of Mrs. Addie IColclough and sons, for a few days last week and returned. to Barton's residence; W. William st. 'W'inds'or on Saturday.. Mrs. Colclough Mrs, L. C. J'ac'kson and Miss E. will, return with them to ;Saskatoon, Cress,wett are spending a few days at Mr. DeGeer reports that the grass- Brtice Beach. hoppers have been bad on the prairies this year. Nearly all the crops have been affected by them. , Mrs. Henry Taylor spent a week (with her daughter, Mrs. Will Web- ster and Mr. Webster at St. 'Helens. Miss Jean Webster of St. Helens has been spending a week with rela- tives here. We congratulate Jean on winning a scholarship for $$0 cash two years' ''free tuition at London university. She attended the Wing - ham Collegiate Insttitu'te. 'gr. Harvey Taylor, Miss Florence 'Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dale visited Mr. and Mos, Will Webster at St. Helens on Sunday, Mrs. Henry Taylor returned with them. The W.A. met at bhe home of Mr. and 31ts. William Britton on Thurs- dayof last week when about forty were present. Mrs. Hugill was in the chair, After singing the opening hymn and prayer. by .Mrs. Rogerson and Mrs. Britton;' the minutes of the last meeting were 'read and adopted. The lad'ie's decided to hold their anni- versary and fowl supper on October 2'3nd and 24th. The chair was then ta- ken by Miss Ruth Hugill and the fol- lowing program was given by the young ladies. Readings by Margaret Ylungblut, Isabel' Jlatnieson, Jean And- erson; a piano duet by Ethel and Ella Dexter, also Mildred and Helen Brit- ton, Miss Elva Wheatley favored the meeting with a solo, "Have Thine Own. Way, Lord," after which Mrs. Roy Lawson gave a paper on "God Created Man in His Own Image." The program closed with prayer by Mrs. Gardiner. The last number was sung by a group, Mrs. George Leitch, /Mrs. Roy Lawson, Mrs, William Brit- ton. ROSS J. SPROAT • Phone 8 SUPERIOR 'STORES VARNA. The Woman's 'Missionary Society of the United Church will hold their monthly meeting on Thursday of this wreck in the civu'nch, Mr. and Mrs. John Seeley of 'Lon- don London visited with friends in the village on Sunday last, 'Rev. and :Wks. L. W. Diehl of Thamesville and son, Louis, of Ham- ilton, called on friends here last Fri- day. Miss Dorothy Keyes, after spending several weeks in Ontario, has return- ed to her 'home in Nashville, Tenn.' Miss Jean Reid is visiting friends in Hamilton and Toronto. Mrs. Sparrow has returned home after spending a few weeks in Kitch- ener. Mrs. Jenkins .of Rochester, N.Y., called on friends in this vicinity. Mr. George Beatty, Sr., delivered a fine young bull last week to Mr.• Mc- Gavin of Lead'•bury. Mr. and Mrs. McAllister, in comp- any with Mrs. •'Broadfoot and son James, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. John Beatty. The monthly meeting of the 4V,A. of St. John's Church was held on Thursday at the home of Mrs, J. Beatty. Several from this district attended the funeral of •Duncan McKenzie, late of 2nd concession, which was held on Tuesday to Baird's cemetery. Miss Francis Mossop started her duty in S.S. No. 4, Stanley, and Mr. IAlberhart began his duties in Varna, No. 6. We wish these young teachers every success. Miss McTaggart Of. Clinton spent Monday with Miss Francis Hossop. Mr. and Mrs. Weekes motored to Listowel last week, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beatty of Mt. Brydges called on friends in this eonnnunity Saturday. Miss Cleave of S•anble line and ' Miss Brooks and Master Jack Brooks of London spent the week end with Mrs. Mossop and daughter: The Misses Beatty of London spent the holiday at their home here. "There will be no service in St. Oahn's Church next Sunday. MANLEY. Mr. and.: Mrs. Joe. Eckert paid a short visit in our bung last Monday on their return trip to Stayn'er, where {floe. is engaged with the King Paving Co., and reports the work will soon be done ,unless an extension is, granted. The conitintted dry weather' is caus- ing a shortage its th'e.,y'egetahle, potato and root crops. Eck - art and C. E Purcell t 'Messrs. James art were in our burg last Tuesday. Miss Mary Ellen Dempsey has re- ,tlirned ko'Guu1p11.to resume her duties as ,teacher: Wank and For Sale Ads, 3 times' 50c. Aulolnsuranco 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 or cal—Night and Day Service Phone 152 h Sutrland e A. D. GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- ARCING. ETC. BRUCEFIELD. 'Mr. Charles Reid and his son Stan- ley visited friends in Toronto last. week, Mrs. Belle McCarron and daughter 'Olive of Toronto spent the week end with friends in the village. They re- turned home this week accompanied by the lady's sister, Mrs. Elder of Boston, who has been spending the .past few weeks at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Alex, Ross. Miss !Jessie Tough spent the week end with friend's in the village. Mrs. Wilson MaAsh of London, was the guest of Mrs. R. McKenzie last week. Mrs. 'A'bsalom Cosens of Toronto visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James McQueen last week. Mr. John Rattenbury and children of Burlington spent a few days with friends in the village last week. Mr, and Mrs. Austin Wheeier and son Donald. of Detroit ,vis&ted at the home of the former's parents last week. Mr. .and Mrs. Forniwall and son James and Mr, and Mrs, John Baird of Detroit visited friends in Stanley last week. Mr. Jack Ketchen of Drayton vis- ited friends n the village and vicinity last week. US,BORNE 'Thrown from the bank of his barn as he was attending iris horses at his home near Henson 'on Tuesday even-. ing, Henry Strang, 60, clerk of Us - borne township, fell upon some Stones and sustained painful lacerations to his face and head. He was taken to Victoria hospital, London, where, af- ter his injuries were dressed, his con- dition was reported as fainly s'atisdac tart'. Mr. Strang had gone to the barn at the supper hour. Apparently', one of the horses crowded him' from the barn hank and in his plunge his head struck sharp stones. It is not thought he was trampled by the horse. Able to raise an alarm he was M. G. and D r. C. 'Dose a u oroht t p the it g 'Fletcher was %called. The do'cto'r ,ord- ered his removal to, the London hos- pital and with the aid of G. A. Rann- saythe wounds wefe closed. 'Henry Strang has been clerk of Usbortie township for many years... STANLEY. 'Rev.' E. A. Boater took his work again at Goshen, Blake and Varna last Sunday after spending the month of August at,Rondeau ,Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dimunicic and family of Flint, M•ic'n., called on Friends on Goshen )Line last :Friday. 'Mr, and Mrs. Fred Greenb'erry of (Flint, aceompanied by Mr. and 'Hz's. 'rhos. Haman of St. Thomas, stent Sunday with Mr. Thos. Robinson and family. Mr. John Watson of IB'rueeifield was the guest of friends on the Bronson line on Sunday last. Mr. Aired 'Slcotchtmer has purclias- ed the farm in Goderich township 'formerly occupied by Charlie Bell. Mr. Thomas- Snowden was *he one da' Exeter o 3 friends near t of goes, last week. .dr. 'Ernie Townshend of near Clin ton called on friends in Stanley ou Tuesday last. Mr. Will S:cotchmer was 'in Clin tan on Saturday.