The Seaforth News, 1944-09-21, Page 5THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1944
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Big 9c 19c 29c Sale
Superior Values Come First, — Thursday, Sept, 21 till Wed., Sept 27
FAIR DAY—Sept. 21. Our Stock & Fruit will he selected and
priced right
Libby's Prepared Mustard 6 oz. jar 90
Oxo Cubes 4 in pkg. 9c
Manyflowers Toilet Soap 2 bars 9c
Ellmarr Vanilla Extract 4 oz. bottle 9c
Durham Mustard 3 oz. tin 9e
Aylmer Vegetable or Tomato Soup 10 oz. tin 9c
McCormick's Fancy A. Sodas 6 oz. pkg. 9c
Laing's C.C. Sauce 8 oz. bottle 19c
Neilson's Cocoa % lb. pkg. 19c
Newport Fluffs—with fruit juice glass tree 5 qt, bag 190
Cheer -A -Rona per pkg. 190
Hillcrest Shortening 1 lb. carton 19c
Palmolive Soap 3 bars 19c
Old Dutch Cleanser 2 this 190
Ingersoll Malted or Rideau Cheese 4 lb. pkg. 19c
PORRIDGE! PANCAKES! MUFFINS!
EASY RECIPES
ON PACKAGE
Kkovah Health Salts
Small Jar 29c
Aylmer Fancy Grapefruit
16 oz. jar 29c
Five Roses Flour , 7 lb. bag 29c
Pard Dog Food . , , , 2 pkgs. 29c
Javex Concentrate 2 bottles 29c
Roman Meal per pkg, 29c
Robin Hood Oats, Quick Cooping 5 lb. bag 290
Aylmer Olives, Pimento Stuffed 6 oz. bottle 290
Nuggett Shoe Polish per tin 12c
Champ — The Magical Cleaner ..........................per pkg. 100
Hawes Flor Wax 1 lb. tin 45c
Martin Baby Cereat, 9 oz. pkg.-90c; 18 oz, pkg, 490 .
Shirriff's Orange Marmalade 24 oz, jar 35c
Parke's Catsup Flavor per bottle 35c
Metal Jar Rings per doz. 250
Rubber Rings 4 oz. pkgs. 250
ICellogg's Cornflakes 3—S•oz. pkgs, 25c
Kellogg's Bran Flakes 2—S -oz. pkgs. 25c
Muffetts per pkg. 100
CATSUP SPICE, Vinegars, only the best, Jar Rubbers. The best All
Spices. Our stock to complete. Sealer Jars, all sizes available. Pero-
wax, Glass Tops, Mentha Seals, etc,
ors ,.. Sproa
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thi:c prescript/ail'
This month Canadian druggists from coast to
coast are out to sell $1,000,000 worth of Wal
Savings Stamps;
They'll need your help to reach that objective.
So every time you buy a brick of Borden's Ice
Cream—or any other item—at your druggist's,
be sure to buy a War Savings Stamp, too. And
if you can't get an ice cream brick, buy a
War Savings stamp instead!
More than ever, our fighting forces need the
supplies that War Savings Stamps will buy. And
for you they offer a grand way to save ... Cost
only a quarter—but how they do mount upl
THE BORDEN COMPANY LIMITED
BOOST THE DRUGGISTS'
WAR SAVINGS
STAMP DRIVE
THE SEAFIORTH NEWS
TOWN TOPICS
Mr, and Mrs, Berl llradburn and
Beulah visited over the week end at..
C'anilachie and Sarni r.
Miss Zetta Dunlop St. Mary's IIos-
pital, Kitchener, and llr. M. J. Dun-
lop, Ottawa, are visitors at the home
of their pttreuts, Mr. and AIrs. A. W.
Dunlop,
Misses Helen and Mary Devereaux,
London, spent the. week end with
their parents, 1VIr, and Mrs, John
Devereaux;
j Mr, Rusell Sproat has returned
from Temagami where he spent the
summer,
I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Clarke spent
the week end at their "cottage at
Barrow Bay,
Mr. and Mrs, J. McCormick, Lon-
don, visited with Miss Verna Graves
last week.
Mrs. McMillan, Stratford, was a
guest last week at the home of her
daughter ughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Andrews.
Mr, David Bolton, Waterloo, spent
the week end at the home of his par-
ents, Mr, and Maes, Leonard Bolton.
Mr. H. W. Hart has returned home
from Huntsville.
Mrs, Peter McIver and daughter
Josephine were week end visitors at
the home of Mr, and Mrs, Ronald
MacDonald in Stratford. '
Corporal George Parke, RCM., Ot-
tawa, spent the week end with iris
parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. G. Parke.
Pilot Officer Thomas Sills, RCAF.,
Virden, Man., is spending his fur-
lough with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
F. Sills. Mrs. Sills and son will ar-
rive this week. Tom will report back
at Windsor.
Miss Lois Whitney spent the week
end with friends in Mitchell.
Mr. Ross Sntale 1s holidaying this
week in Detroit.
WO2 Francis Phillips, RCAF., Ot-
tawa, spent the week end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Phillips.
Misses Leonore and Margaret Ed-
ler, Hespeler, were visitors at the
bonne of their mother Mrs, A, Edler,
Leading Seaman Harold McNairn,
RCNVR.. and Mrs, McNairn, of Dart-
mouth, Nova Scotia, were guests of
Mrs. L. J. McNairn and family last
week.
Mrs. C. F. L. Gilbert is in Montreal
this week attending a meeting of the
Dominion Board of the Woman's
Auxiliary of which she is correspond-
ing secretary,
Miss Maxine Lawrence is spending
the week in Taranto with her sister
:firs. Ie, 91. J. Doherty.
Miss Hazel Alderson, nurse -in -
training at St. Mary's Hospital, Iiit-
chsner, visited over the week end at
the home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. William Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kruse of Lon -
'don are holidaying here. •
Mrs. John McLaren of Crotiiarty
visited with friends in Seaforth and
Egnhondvil1e last week.
Sgt. Stuart Finnigan is speodiing
two weeks at his hone before leaving
for the East coast.
Miss Helen Whitney, St. Marys, is
spending tihe week with her brother,
Mr. A. Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Paterson and
son Ray, of Herman, called on friends
in town on Tuesday,
Miss Ballantyne returns on Thurs-
day after spending a month in Tor-
onto.
MacICENZIE—MOORE
Dorothy M. Moore is grand daughter of
Mrs. W. J. Nett and the late 'Carson Moore
formerly of ICippen. She is known to several
in Bgmmtdviile and vicinity having visited
here several times,
The United Church, Bruce Mines, was the
Beene of a beautiful hue summer wedding, on
Tuesday, Sept 12th, at one o'clock, when
Dorothy M. Moore, only daughter of Sgt, and
Mrs, P. Moore, Bruce lidines, became the
bride of Kenneth C. MacKenzie son of Mr,
and Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie, Plummer.
The church had been beautifully decorated,
alta; platform being banked with baskets
of gladioli, asters and other late summer
flowers. Pink and white streamers were at-
tached from the railing to pulpit and tiny
white wedding bells found a nestling place
down from the front of the pulpit.
The bride was radiantly lovely in a floor
length gown of white satin with embroidered
bodice, long torso style with sweetheart neck-
line, Her fingertip veil was caught up at each
side by it chaster of white flowers. She en-
tered the church. carrying tut arm bouquet
of American Beauty Roses and Malden Hair
Fern, on the arm of iter father, to thestrains
THE REBEKAH LODGE WILL
HOLD
Tea, Bazaar
Bake Sale
IN THE ARMORIES
Saturday, Sept. 30th
at 3 p.m.
PROCEEDS FOR WAR WORK
of Lohengrin's wedding march played by
Miss H. Rickaby.
The bridesmaid, Miss Jean. Nicholson, was
charmingly gowned in a floor length gown of
flowered taffeta with white background. The
tight- fitting bodice woo daintily shirred at
the high- neckline anddown to the waist.
Her blue veil wascaught up at each side with
clusters of pale pink flowers. She carried u
shower bouquet of sweetheart roses and maid-
en hair fern.
The best man was Mr, Ronald MacKenzie,
brother of the groom.
During the signing- of the register, Miss H.
.Rickaby sang "Because." The ushers were
Mae MacKenzie and Carl.' Moore,
Following the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. 7. Dudgeon, the wedding
Party enjoyed a sumptuous repast at the Bay
View Hotel. Mrs, Moore, mother of the bride,
chose for the occasion a delightful two-piece
suit of aqua wool crepe, with purple accessor-
ies and wore a corsage of Briar Hill roses.
Mrs. MacKenzie, motherof the groom was
becomingly gowned In a frock of royal blue
Crepe with black accessories and wore a cor-
sage of American Beauty roses. Mrs. Camer-
on, grandmother of the bride, wore a corsage
of deep rose sweet peas. Covers were laid for
15 guests and the head table was centred by a
three tier wedding cake, topped with a min-
iature bride and groom. After the usualfelic-
itations to the happy couple the group took
Pictures and the wedding party left for the
Sault to have the bridal pictures taken.
Dorothy,the bride also requested her bou-
n
gnat be divided between her Hunt in Hamilton
Snnitorium and grandmother Mrs. W. .7.
Nott, Seaforth. Prior to her wedding shewas
feted to many lovely showers,
FLOOR FRESH SCRUBBED
ARD OK'S RW1NG UPI
Scott's R. 0. P. Sired Barred Rock
Scott's - - Red X Rock Sex Link Cross
A Timely Reminder --Order Your
1945.Chicks Early
Plan your season's chick needs now. Already we have
booked orders for 30 percent of last year's chick production
SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM
Phone 851 - 32 Seaforth, Ont.
ELIMVILLE
Mrs. Reg McDonald and Barbara
visited at Mr. Everett Skinner's on
Sunday.
Mr. Clayton Herdman of RCAF.,
who has been stationed at Bagotville,
Que., ' is spending two weeks' sick.
leave at his home here.
Mr. Ben Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry For=d, Mrs. W. Dickey and
Mary Lucille visited with Mr. and
Mrs.ew an
N m Baker n ser Waltham
u
Wednesday last week.
1VIrs, Wes Horne visited 'with rela-
tives et Warwick last week; Mr. and
Mrs. Wi11 R u 7Y, Anna Grace,
0 t 311 a and
visited there on Sunday, and Mrs.
Horne returnee; home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns spent
the week end in Hamilton with Dr.
A. 1:. and Mrs. Johns.
Mrs. M. Routly of Woodltant spent:
the week enol in the village.
Mr. and Mrs.. Allen Johns, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Johns attended Stratln•oy
Fair Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Harry Ford is spending this
week lvitit her sister, in St. Thouhas.
BORN
McLACHLAN -- At Scott Memorial
Hospital on September 20, to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert McLachlan, Kip -
pen, a daughter.
SOMERVILLE — At Scott Memorial
Hospital on September 17, to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Somerville, a
daughter,
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