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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1944 '
Thursday, October 19 till Oct. 26
Everyday and everyway our Values are better day by day
Super Suds per pkg. 19c
Aylmer. Vegetable or Tomato Soup,
2 10 -oz. tins 15c
Canada Corn Starch per pkg 1 Oc
Stokely's Finest Tomato Juice 22c
LARGE 48 OZ. TIN
St.
o YYtt'
I
lira
ms
Orange &Grapefruit
. Marmalade 24 oz. jar 29c
Robinhood Quick Cooking Oats 20c
3 LB, PKG.
Old Dutch Cleanser
Palmolive Soap , • .• ..................
Roman Mert>
2
per tin 10c
large giant bars 17c
Micros! Soft Absorbent Toilet Tissue
3 large rolls 250
Dr, Ballard's Meatier Per pkg. 20c
Ivory Soap, personal size bars 2 pkgs. 25c
Rinso 3 bars 15c.
Mazda Electric Light Bulbs — 25, 40, 00 Walt large pkg.. 25e
Preach's Prepared 114usterd Emelt 1.5n
Fancy Tomato Jaic•c • 6 oz. Jur lac
Salt — Plain or Iodized
Ideal Silver Polish
carnation nation Milk - hest for Baby
Ingersoll Rideau Cheese
'A ib, pkg, 22c
thts-A-hour-Grated Cheese z>11>1 Golden Macaroni
Nabob Coffee Per pit, 19c
Laung`s-t,C. Serne•e 1 lb. bag 45C
11 try Soap
(Ai'chuoy Health Soap
I•In1vc's b'loor Wax
Nuggr,lt Shoe Polish]: Ib. tin 45r
Ipxydel net tin 11c
�C'owax's Perfection Cocoa snarl pkg. 10c
',;, lb. tin 15c
1 lb. tin 24e
43 (>z. tins 23c
2 large 2 1b. pkgs. 15c
Der jai' 25e
large 0 oz, bottle 19c
large giant bar 10e
'1 bat's 19c
Kellogg's Oxen Fresh Cornflakes
3--3-oz, pkgs. 25c
2 lbs. 25e
('Voice Round Grain Rice
PANCAKES! 11;11FFINS I
EASY RECI 95
ON PACKAGE
Ross J. Spi'oat
Art Wright
LONDESBORO
Mrs. J. Little, London, with Mr,
and Mrs,' Thomas Little.
Mrs, A. Fangrad in Stratford with
NI1'. and Mrs. S. Gorman.
Mrs, Thomas :Miller with Mr. and
Mrs, A. McCool, Windsor.
Miss Thelma Scott, Seaforth, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Scott,
Miss 011ie Moon, Toronto, with
Mr. and Mrs, George Moon.
M1', and Mrs. James Scott and chil-
dren,
Waters,
n, with Mr, and Mrs. S.,McVi tie.
Mrs. Alan Shaddick with her par-
ents,My. and Mrs, Walkom, Munro.
Miss Eileen Miller, Clinton, at her
home here.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly who spent
the summer with her brother, Mur -
die Ross; left for her home at Wat-
rous, Sask.
Mrs. Lucy Shaddick left for Mack -
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iin, Sask., where she will spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. A. Knox
and Mr. Knox,
Leonard Caldwell, Toronto, Miss
Mary Caldwell, London, with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Caldwell:
BORN
SMITH,—Mr, and Mrs. Norman C.
Smith (nee Dorene Regier) are
happy to announce the birth of
thedaughter,
rPatricia
rlin -
the�PrivaePatientsPavilioToronto
General Hospital, Friday,
Oct. 13th, 1944. Mother and baby'
doing nicely, •
WILLIAIIISON—At Scott Memorial
Hospital, •on October 1401>, to Mr.
and Mrs. i-Ierbert Williamson, Wal -i
ton, a daughter.
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8.45 a.rn. Monday
October 23rd
SPEAKER - REV. W. A. BEECROFT
Chairman
Huron County National War Finance Committee
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN TOPICS
M7 s, I3; 1>', Laws»'» has returned
home after spending a week. in For-
est Ifill Village 'with Mr. and Mrs.
K. E. J. Doherty,
Mrs. Charlotte Robinson and Mr.
and Mrs, Guy Richards' and son
Wayne spent a few. days this week
"with the Misses Seip before leaving
to make their llonie in Los Angeles,
California,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, Dear-
born, Mich., were guests last week at
the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs, J, J, Cleary
Mrs,
the home of Mrs.'ontoNorman Nichol.
'at
Mrs. Moorehead and family, Strat-
ford, were visitors over the week end
at the hone of her sister MIs. Nelson
Kingsley and Mr, Kingsley.
Mr. David Bolton, Waterloo, visit-
ed with his parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Leonard Bolton, over the week end.
Pte. Jack Eisler, London, spent the
week end with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs, J. Eisler.
Mrs, Gordon Balfour, Gait, visited
with tth
el mother,
Mrs.
last week, John Muir Sr.
Mrs. .5. Flannery,Misses Geralda
and Teresa Flannery, Guelph, spen t
the week end at Lhe home of the
former's sister, Mrs, J. J. Cleary and
Mr. Cleary.
Sergeant Lloyd I;oggar'tlt, RCAF.,
Ottawa, spent the week end with Mr's.
Hoggarth and sou Phillip,
Miss Frances Fortune, R.N., IKitch-
ener, was a visitor at the home or
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Leo •For.
tune, over the week end,
Lieutenant Stanley Dorrance, ip-
pertvash, visited over the Week end
with his mother, Mrs, Mae Dorrance,
Miss Mildred
t r'tecl at tlte Swan,
Burne of her Sparents,
Air. and Mrs, H. Swan over the week
end,
Airwoman Vera, Hudson, RCAF„
Fingal, spent the week end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Scott Hablcirk,
Mrs. F. Faulkner had the mis-
fortune to fall on Friday at her home
on George street, and fracture her
hip,
"11.r. Nelson Kingsley has moved
into Mrs, \l'atson s residence, situated
on the tunica' of MYItu'ket and Snarling
streets
air. and Ill's. J. F. Daly and Mrs,
Frank Devereaux are visiting in
Porrs.Archie t Hope r Ms cTavish Inas
e to
Georgetown to spend a 11101/111 twith
her eousM Mrs. MCDermid.
Mrs. Charles Holmes returns to
Toronto on 'Friday,
Mrs. John Regier spent the weer:
end in Toronto.
Mr. and laths. Gordon E, Webster
and :son Douglas, and Mr. Crust, of
Toronto, visited at the home of Mrs,
'Webster's parents, M1: and Mrs. Geo,
8, Dorrance hr McKillop, and other
friends.
Mr, Stolen is proving to the hoose'
he recently purchased on Jarvis st.,
for'mer'ly occupied by Mr, Kingsley,
Misses Lenore and Margaret Ether,
liespeler, spent the week end with
their mother, Mrs. Albert Ether.
Miss .Betty Matthews of Waterloo
was home for the week end.
Mrs. Fred Birched of Perth, Ont,,
is visiting the Misses Brine,
Fi, Lieut. Wim LAC. Elmer Lai1dabothcofarlane Saslcatand
ch-
ewan, visited the home of the lab
ter's aunt, Mrs. Albert Wier, oyer
the week end.
To onto,rs. spent the\ hanail sgRong holi-
day with Mr; and Mrs. Frank Fowler
and family,
Miss
spent the01n Bekalendtyne of nith herr aunt
Miss Ballantyne.
WALTON
Miss Kathleen Roe has returned
to her h
l spending the uml summer at her on M th oniae.ter
Ma and Mrs. Ernest Toll and Miss
Doreen Hogg spent the week end in
Toronto.
There will be a lunch counter at
the October meeting of the Red
Crass, The ladies are asked to bring
whatever they wish. The date is
October 24th.
Mrs, Harvey Craig and Mrs. K.
Dato the
Dalton
a returned home from a
West.
Mr. and Mrs: Percy Tyerman are
moving this week to their new home
at Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolger and
children were tat London 'Friday,
HENSALL
Red Cross shipping day will be
here very soon. We'd like to have
sweaters, socks and gloves sent in
as soon as possible. We have a new
quota and wool all ready for twenty
turtle neck sweaters, 20 prs. socks,
20 prs, gloves. Please remember Pur
sailor's and get' some wool now,
These are urgently needed as quick-
ly as we can knit them,
The Huron County library board
meeting was held in the town ball,
Hensel], 021 Monday evening' with a
very good representation present.
The guest speaker was Mr. Moat,
Inspector of Public Libraries, who
ess. Miss
Carlisle ofve an ut La bto ti ryd orunty also
spoke. This was followed by a dis-
cussion and various report were giv-
en from..the libraries: Members were
present from Br'ucefield, I3r'ussels,
Goderich, Dungannon, Seaforth,
Bay'held. Exeter and-Kirkton, Re-
freshments were served at the chose.
Memorial Service--
A
memorial
was
Carmel Presbyter an ChuzchIdHen
-
sall, on Wednesday evening to honor
Pte. Wm. Nichol and Pte. Alpine
McEwen who gave their lives for
King and Country overseas, The Le-
gion members attended in a body.
Those taking part in the service
were Rev. R. A. Brook, Rev. M. A.
Hunt and Rev.' J. Taylor, Rev, W.
A. Young of Fergus delivered a spe-
cial address.: A male trio comprising
Mr. R. Y. MacLaren, Rev. Young
i and Mr. Jas., Bengougdr sang "Nearer
, My God to Thee," Large baskets of
mums were placed in the church in l
memory of the deceased.
The Girls Dance .Club are holding ,
' their first dance of the season, a
masquerade, on October: 81st, During
the past year the girls gave the pro-
ceeds of their dances to the follow-
ing organizations: Red . Cross $279.—!
85; British War Victims $25,00; the
Boys Overseas Boxes ;50.00; War
Service Committee $50.00; Stove
and sink for hall kitchen $70.35. To -r;
tal $475.20,
cel-'.
way
an- ;
ets .
in
oir j.
of
an-,�
and
in '?=
Ex -1
KIPPEN
Under a glowing sun and in ex
lent numbers people made their
to St. Andrew's Church for the
niversary services. Autumn flow
artistically adorned the chancel
keeping with the occasion. The eh
under the efficient leadership
Miss Ivison sang two beautiful
thems "He doeth all things well"
Only Trusting" It was assisted.
the morning by Mrs. Hodgert of
eter who gave of her best in two ex-
cellent solos. In the evening Douglas
Gill of Grand Bend rendered two
solos in his usual very pleasing voice.
The guest speaker for the day was
the
Rev,r
F
ed Clysdale of Ilderton,
brought two very helpful messages.
In the morning he preached from St.
John, chapter eleven, verse 21,
"Lord if thou hadst been here" .and
in the evening from Isaiah 11. and
verse 9, "Thew shall 1100 hurt nor
destroy in all my holy mountain".
In the evening the Rev. Mr, Grant
was in charge of the service and
thanked the ladies who brought such
beautiful flowers, the soloists and
choir for their fine contribution and
the visiting preacher for his stiniu-
lating sermons, all of whom made
the anniversary so successful.
The service next Sunday will be
conducted by the minister and will
take for his subject "Lighting a Dark
Island,"
The
igh
theFExeter Higlrool tudents Scllool attend-
ingoolc
part in the field day last week and
scored many' points which have no I.
yet been awarded prizes frig
THAT FRIEND OF YOURS. OVERSEAS i•
That Friend of yours and mine overseas needs one of our 1
little hooklets, "He Does Care." Now on sale,' any quantity, t
relief.
25c each. Money received from such sale goes for overseas
There's a booklet in our Store you can buy,
The .price, my friend, is not so very high.
It will cost you just "two bits";
In his tunic, Well it fits.
He'll smile and send a Thank -you, — Just you try:
BEATTIE BROS.
5c to 1.00 Store
ghter Mrs, Dodsworth of London last
week:
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Clutter and
family
spent 0111 T
1 haul
cs
tv
g ui with
and Mrs. .A. Galbraith.gMr,
Mr, and Mrs J. T Reid of Loudon
spent Sunday with friends here. Nlrs,
E. Clutter accompanied titem to the
city.
LAC, Floyd McAslr of Debert, N.S.,
is spending a meek at the parental
home.
The W.A. of St. Johns Anglican
Church mel: Thursday at the home of
Mrs, Galbraith. There was a good at-
tendance. A tasty fowl dinner was
served by 1.11e hostess,
lllr. and Mrs. Waller Me13rtc1e of
Blake were guests at the home of
Mrs, M. Reid Sunday.
We are sorry to report word has
.eaelted here of the death of Pte,
hrtey Persons overseas. We extend
M1caul ;)Its, Tom Burks of Wrox-
eter were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mellis over the week -end.
The latter returned with them to
Wroxeter.
5>1r. and Mrs. Robert D. Riede en-
tertained the junior boys of the
community to a ball game and Wein-
er roast at their 11ome. On behalf of
the boys Mr. Dan Watson and Mr. 13.
Consitt presented Mr, and Mrs. Elgie
with an attractive luncheon cloth,
Games and music brought the even-
ing to a successful close,
Mr, and Mrs. Joe TIpshall and
daughter Rhea' were Thanksgiving
guests of Mr, and Mrs. 11 D, Elgie.
VARNA
Mrs. McGregor of Seaforth was the
guest of Mrs, Wm, Hart Monday,
Mrs. Eliza Smith visited her clan-
en sympathy to the
n relatives.
I3ev. Mr, Bandy of Forrest 1>r41
elm i'g'e: of >11111 e'1'Crn} tinryit.r..s in
1 h t?sited ('hnrch and .,,10ke vary
ably to 0 well tilled house boot
morning and el ening. Mrs. Bandy i'en-
clernd hvo solos at the ravening ser-
vice
CROMARTY
ulton
Murray a McGill, MitchellMrs. James , with
and Mrs. Duncan McKellau'.
James Scott, Sr„ in Toronto.
panied and
Mrs.11Dars.nielto DaviWalker
to c her
Home in Ingersoll,
John McCulloch and Miss Lila
:McCulloch with Mrs, V. Quance at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Colin Mc-
Dougall at West Harrington.
and
331:
DANCE!
Cardno's Hall
SEAFORTH
Friday °
e
Night
OCT. 20TH
Music by "THE CLIP
CORDON BAND" of
Stratford
Admission, 85 cents
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HALLOWE'EN
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IN THE ARMORIES
TUESDAY, OCT. 24
1tIusfe by Mn1'doch's Orchestra
Novelly Dances, Adm. 50e
Sponsored by Seaforth W. I,
PROCEEDS FOR WAR WORK
mwenei.1,.......1 1 11 ,1., Amu. , .I,I,Illlt,.La.,b11a..11111.
Spence's Produce
we will not accept deliveries
of Live Poultry unless
previously advised
until further notice
Phone 170-W, Seaforth
Requests for changes, extensions, new installations—they all
come to the Service Representative. If the need is not directly
related to winning the war* she has no alternative but to defer
the installation and to put the applicant's name on the waiting list.
Sometimes if the applicant is a business man, she suggests
re -arranging facilities at his premises so that no new equipment
is needed. In these days of acute telephone shortages, our
hands are tied. We are, doing our utmost, in the circumstances;
to stretch available equipment to the limit.
*A directive of th'e. Wartime Prices and Trade Board
requires Bell Telephone "to do such things as may
be requisite to conserve any and all telephone
plant and facilities".
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R. H. P. JOHNSTON
Manager.
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