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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1939-10-27, Page 8rGhvil'e 7 .13 1:VER PACKAGE 8c JAR. Lazar Til 30c TER CALLS FOR V ITAI T I N t?i gECi LON .-.Eat Fleiehman's > � Vitamin 4c breast .. • NES! OltirN Attnee cenwt. alt€', t{ i't . 1rs. W. '31 Finnri trine Egltrxln vW ?, et awe nate the 'cl ement of tibierir derighter, Mary 'et Isabel, 1.0 Mr1, ylailiiapi Ro1- 1ims, eon o9' Mr•o. J. W. Warns and the lute Mr. Rollins, Sarnia, the menage to 'take pl`aee quietly in November. &4 25c. i3 Tom. ' elA Ft7 Gr with seed; 25c .2 i[' tZIPD PLUM... JAM 25c SQER SNAPS 19� '2 pounds ILAILD-toi1O-bh pad 11 c sienna PRiT1�TES-Meaate and 25c,. 3 pounds 4"INEAPPL.EI--Crushed 12 c laaRBY SPAGHETTI 19c Tine ;BOV1fiEL•-Cubes 10C i'ac age 4BODA BISCUITS 25c l 2 pelnalde5 BAR SALT BACON 22c' juicy Death of Dorothy B. Wiley. - Tho sudden death of Dorothy B. Wiley, only daughter of Mays. Annie Davie and the late John K. Davis, came with a great shock Saturday, Oct. 14. at Grace Hospital, Detroit. Srbe ha l been home from the hospital two w*eeke previous to a serious opera - time and was doing nicely when Fri- day afternoon she took suddenly ill, was rushed to hospital and while pre- nu4ng iter fans .-a blood transfusion passed away. Dorothy had just pass- ed her 23nxi birthday. She leaves to treetop (hen• lose) one cbild, Wayne Richd Wiley, 34 years old, her mother and cue brother Fred, and her grandiurobher, Masi. Charlotte Robin- son, formerly of Egnnondville. 1W1DODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP -With jar of hand letion 2 5 c mad, L:D COMFORT LYE 25c: 3 Tins PEP HAND CLEANER 25c 3 Tins MASTERS HOG CONCL1T- • $2x50 e TRATE-Cwt. ... A. C. Routledge PHONE 16 WE SPECT AI--.IZE IN FIRE., AUTOMOBILE, CAS- UALTY, GUARANTEE BONDS, ACCIDENT A N D SICKNESS, BURGLARY, WINDSTORM Representing, Companies who give Security with Service Also Agents for Ontario Thr•sh- arrinlen°a Mutual Fire Insurance. information gladly given. A number of desirable propertlea >s Seaforth and district for Gala WATSON & REID M. A. REID - Proprietor Phone 214 Seaforth SPECIALIST IN ALL LINES OF INSURANCE x©00000000000 '> S. T. Holmes & Son 0 FUNERAL SERVICE O O Main Street, Seaforth O O O O S. T. Holmes, residence O O Goderich Street, West; phone 0 O Nu 119-W. Charles Holmes' 0 O residence, Goderich Street, 0 O East; phone No. 308. 0 +S9 Ambulance Service O 40 Adjustable hospital bed for 0 X69 rent. >0 Night Balls, Phone 308 O �0 Day calls, Phone 119-J 0 O Charges moderate. O a 12-87 '00001''000 00000 Co 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 '0 IL C. BOX O © FUNERAL SERVICE 0 x79 Licensed Embalmer 0 0 Ambulance Service 0 * Hospital Bed O '0 With adjustable rachet oper- O O aced spring for rent. 0 0 Night Calls Day Calls 0 0 Phone 175 Phone 43 0 ,© 12-x7 0 004 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 THE SECOND DIVISION COURT COUNTY OF HURON Offie• in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours : Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday, 1 -EO p.m 9b 5 p.m. Saturday evath g, 7.30 p.m. lia9pus E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurances Agencies - Seaforth ANNOUNCES ta,e put+rbb•e ad the insurance business ri Hays & Mer; and the addition of aid? companies to our previens tseil- lfies enables to to give un�eaUed same. In all ldaes. 8EAFORTH ONTARIO 30-17 First Presbyterian W. M. S. Meets. -The W. M. S. of First Presbyterian Church held its October meeting on Tuesday 'with a large attendance. The president, Mrs. Robert Eberh'art, ,opened the meeting with the invoca- tion, foUlo�c ed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Thos. Bickel', Glah Tid- .iegs secretary, announced that the subse:r-iptions for the Glad Tidings were dee. Miss McDonald, of Gode- rich, Frresbytery Supply Secretary, re- ported a call for second hand cloth- ing early in November. The society has been most forttmate in securing Miss P'edton to be the gues't speaker at the Tihankoffeeing on November 7. Miss H. L Graham's vivid account of her visit .to a Russian Orthodox Greek Clmrcb iv, Toronto was much en'joy'ed. "A Summar in the Work of the Master" was the inspiring title of a letter read by Mrs. Wm. Freeman Mc �*LLLO�P�����•�MUTUAL hi:[1+L].L�CE CO 1. IEA force •-- SEAFORTH, ONT, • ' O1'ICa: 11021t3eab ro - VlY alter v Aa. $e f _. ilv'0etti - $'Be. -'cress. • ti ai: ado$iiolo GEbarge Con toadtopy e, R , WA NTE_D! YOUNG MEN and Women! The WAR will create a big de- mand for Telegraphers, Freight Clerks and Stenographers. For 35 years we have special- ized in teaching these courses, and after the last war, we trained .2,000 men at the request of the Government. YOU NEED TO SPECIALIZE =--no other School can train you as quickly as we can - our Shorthand is written in abc characters, and can be learned in 3 months at home. You can become a Traffic Stenographer or, Telegrapher RIGHT NOW, and perform a national service. Day or Mail courses. ACT QUICKLY. Write today, advise what course you are interested' in, and we will send you free descriptive folder. CASSAN SYSTEMS Dept. 51 9 Adelaide E, TORONTO, ONT. Dian Mac ' >>k '? 4" t, aur re - pi essen atiii In the • m, a lVlissioxi Pied (im theta. beet +mer. Mr, Stewart t. 1ld in, a pie, - - -( words ble •im ►remakes of chi field, of the rapid increase iT;'; i ' and attend- aueee at the:church r'n IJULun, built by voluntary Labe . a year ago, and of hie own' deep : ed understanding and appreciation of the people's life and needs iia that district end' in the great northwest. H!is earnest words left a deep impression on a11 pres- e1iiL 'Come and worship, come and worship, Worship Christ the New -Born King" Sermon Subjects' For Next Sunday. -St. Themes' Church: Rector, Rev. Dr. Hwrford}-11 a.m., "The Need of a Man''; 7 p.m-, "Olrrist4a.niity a Vic- tory." a' Northsidle United Church: Rev. H. V. Workman, Mdnisteca-10 aim., Sun- day Sdh+ool; 11 ac..•m., "Our Mutual Concern"; 7 .prn:., "Signs of the Times"; Thursday, 7.45 p.m, Prayer Meeting. Feet Presbyterian' Church -Sunday Schaal at" 10 a.m.; reaming subject, "Tire Spirit For Difficult Times"; ev- ening ;object, "The Paesi'nility of Peace"; mid -week, meeting, Phursday at 8 p.m.; Yung People's meeting ou yian'ay at 8 p.m. -Rev. Hugh Jack, 'Wester. Death of W. G. McSpadden. - A ,hglrly esteemed pioneer resident o tilts Township of McKillop passed away on October 21st., at the home of his daughter, Mrs, W. E. Hawley, Alexander, Manitoba, in the pers of Mr. W. G. McSpadden. Mr. Mc Spaddeen had been in poor health fo some ye'ang. The deceased was th catty son of t'he late Samuel McSpad derv, one of the early settlers of Me lealop, Where he was born on th eighth concession 82' years. ago. Prat amity the whole of his life was seen in the vicinity of Winthrop, wether he fanned •mo's't successfully unci about nine years ago, when owing 1 an indury suffered from. a fall .fr the roof of his barn while sweepin off stew after the tdiresting, he dis posed of this farm amid retired to Sea forth, where he made his home unci four years ago, wihen hey went to re side w-ittt his daughter in Manitoba Mr. McSpad+dte*n was twice married his first wife being Lydda McCallum Who passed away in 1899. and be w -a. later married to Elizabeth Shortre who predecese d him' five years ago Left to mourn his' loss are two son Messrs. Zack and William McSpad den, of McKilibop, and three daughters Mr -s. Cartwright Hawley, Napanee Mrs W. E. Hawley, Alexander, Mani to'ba, and Mrs. Fred Hutchings, C press, California. Two sons, Saniue and John, and one daughter, Ida, Mrs .J. McMillan, predeceased thin. He i aleci survived by one s'is'ter, Mrs Parislh, Pine City, Minnesota, and b two half brothers, Messrs. Solomo and Slh:dunon Berwick. The remain aoc C+m'pended by his daughter,' Mr Hawley, rHawley, were brought east for into meet and' on the arrival of the noo traria at Walton on Wednesday, wer renewed to Cavan Manch, win•tirr° of which Mr. McSpadden had bee one of th,o oldest and most value members, and an Elder for man years. • The services were colrei'uct by Rev. 11. W. Craw anal were ver ..largely attended. Interment w a rrud ' in Matlandbank cemetery, • th RDN Offer Pre -War One Week:Only Beehive or Crown Brand CORN SYRUP 2 lbs. 19c 5 Ibs. 39c Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 3 TINS 25c 1 1 FL OW ER DALE Orange Pekoe TEA PRE -War Price 80c LB. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1 Pound Puechase 45c Sugar WHITE OR BROWN 10 LBS..... 69c WITH CASH ORDER 3 Bread Flour PER CWT. .UU C A s 11 S E C I L S A S H PURITY FLOUR The Alt -Purpose Flour $3,05 Per Cwt. JEWEL SHORTENING ury5c Bolin -2 pounds ALL ieenUNG POWDER Foiteat City Brand 3rJC Quart Jar J QUAKER OATS 25c PKG. WITH CHiNA 33c PKG. TOILET TISSUE Huron it.',. •19c 3 Rolls SOAP -P & Ger Pearl 19C 4 Bars FRESH GROUND, DETROIT OOFFEE 33c Pound dd�O7 (RANGOON • RICE 19c 3 pounds BEANS-Libby's or Clark's 22-0a. Tine 19c 2 for , )t Bcicrr Seaford 'SWANSDOWN PASTRY FLOUR 24 lbs.. for 69c REDPATH FRUIT SUGAR 4 tlavdg' for 25c Phone 82 Y cn e - e - t e ' om g s s, y- s• r- n• eI ..y �'vt M:T'.. . ipa `QHS Gene batty ' cliwx,.'W1INGLILAM EVERY MONDAY at 1 p.m. • Sponsored by Daly's Garage Seaforth pallbearers ers bale hie six nephews, Messrs. Zaek McCallum, Mitchell; E- McCallvm, Garde; Walter Shortteed, Blet'h; Wilfred Bhor'treed, Walton; Samuel awl Josh Pethick. Among those from a disxa:nee who attended the fuwer-al were: . MT. and Mrs. C. Hawley, Napawee; M. W. E. Haw- ley, Alexander, Mau; Mr. S. A. Me- Spadd'eu, Cesare; Mr. and Mrs. John Landers, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Zech McCallum, Mitchell; lifris. Mar- tha McCallum, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. E. McCallum and C1axeace, of Gornto; Mr. and Moe Henry Scott, Mr. Thos. Shortreed, Miss Jean Mc- Spadden, Merton; Mr. Thee. Petmdek and daughter, Margaret; Mas, J. Dean, London; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Short- hortreed and Welber, Blyth; Mrs• Janet reed Shorti d and Wilfred, near Walton. Sturgis - Dill. -The wedding took place quietly 'in Toronto on Wedsies- day of Veronica. Kathryn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peber Dill, Dublin, to, Dr. Daniel Eimer Sturgis, of Oshawa. Dies in London., -Me John Beattie received word on Thursday of the death of his brother, Mr. Aligns Beat- tie, in this 87th year. The late Mr. Beattie llived on the homestead farm at Pond Mills, near London., Snakes. -Mr. J. G. Docherty,' of Egmondfville, informed The Expositor this week that one day 'bast week he saw three live snakes, each over three feet Long, at the Egmondville cemetery. Snakes of that size are not very common at any time in this I part of the world, and their appear- once so late in the year is most trn- usita.1 Mr. Docbert3n says it means, a mild winter, - Tinkler - Brawn.,A pretty wedding 1 took place in Cihilliwac, B. 'C., on • Sept. 25th, when Ruth E. Brown, . daurghter of Mrs. Richer& A. Brown, , of Demonton, Alta., and niece of , Mrs. Richard Rogers, of Seaforth, was united in, marriage to Rev. Des - 1 moral Tinkler, of Prime George, B.C. . Tihe bride wore a gown of white In- dia satrap, Queen Elizabeth style, and - an heirhoom of the groom's family , which he's uncle seat from India 35 'years ago. Miss Marlene Brown was - flower girl, Wearing a pink taHfetta dress, floor-+lerugat They will. be at I biome to their friends in Prince . George, B. C. after Oct. and. s y LOCAL BRIEFS I s • Rev. J. A. Parte, Mee. Forte and Miss Nancy, of Roches Point, were week -end guess gg" Dr. Hurford.' and n Mrs. Hurford at the R'eototy. e e Mr. sud Mrs:: E. C. Boswell at tended the Bnuclhanan-Jackson wed I ding in Toronto on Saturday. LI • Miss Ruth 1encirick and Mis S lean AikF.ns spent Sunday with Mr anti Mrs. Edmund Hendrick in C�redi Y ton. s • Mrs. Shoeorieft, of New York, ii e a guest et the home of 'her aunt Miss E. Davidenom. • Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Musselrmar Qhadren's (Ocean -Med flieliit„ nage (7) solieoebatilotni Theme will be 'fleet, seamed and third prizes 4n most events, and the follow- ing teethe list: Girfle costume, children a years and under; beers' costume, 6 years and under; girls' character costumes, 6 to 10 years, boys'•character costume, 6 to 10 years; girls' cllba-acter costume, lA to 14 years; boys' character cos- tume, 10 to 14 years; ginls' comic to/tome, 6 to 10 yearn; boys' comic oust xsne, 6 be. 10 years; girls' comic costume, 10 to 14 years'; boys'' comic oast umle, 10 to 14 yearns; earls' nail dniivinii', contest, u14 ansa Hader; boys' bigeret contest, 14 and' =der; High- land' dance contest; tap dancing con- test; boxing exhibitions. and sons, of Kitcthener, were week- end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. S•m,Lth. • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Healy and °hild'ren, of Toronto, were week -end vlsdtors with Mrs. L. E. Richards and Mise O. McCormack. • Misq Rul'h . Reid, of Toronto, was a week -end gr at the home of Mr. and Mme. M. Reid:. • Mr. a,od'"Mrs. igh McLachlan and Mr. anal Mee_ Tebbutt spent Seaforth Monument Works (formerly W. E. Chapman) NOW OPERATED BY C®nningham & Pryde We Invite InspectiOP of our stock of Cemetery Memorials. SEAFORTH - TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS or any time by appointment See Dr. Harburn - Phone 105 EXETER: Phone 41; Box 150 1 ELIZABETH ARDEN that ber earquieilis VENETIAN TOILET PREPARATIONS for preserving and enhancing the beauty of the skin, may al' ways be ilia at Kea in 's Pharmacy oho laexsal nu* Store" "'ROE 28 OSAMILTli g E, • Fun, 'Frolic (Continued from Page 7) them. A new and delightful dart game will attract many, while the always popular Ring -the -Money will again be in evidence. A genuine alarwoal Kenwood blanket is the prize offered at the blanket bopth- Seventy-five blankets await your choice and paddles will sell at 25 oats each. Offered for the first time at this year's frolic, these blankets which retail at $5.50, will lie quickly disposed of. You will have to stick around if you want one. New and profitable will be the ,Lions Bus Line, which ,runs from Stratford to Goderich via Walton. You bet where the bus will stop and if you are Correct the Lions will pay you well. Two 25c packages of, cigarettes m- a pound box of nationally known chocolates is the bargain being offer- ed at another favorite wheel. s All Ticket (Continued from page 6) tureen a variable heat electric iron or a Coleman gasoline iron. Seventh prize is a Duratex finish aero peck with removable hangers, valued at $6.00, and an all -wool Ken- wood blanket is eighth prize. A 32 - piece tea set in finest English puree - lain, colorfully decorated, is the ninth prize, and the last chance prize is a beautiful solid walnut desk suitable for home or office and valued at $30. The seller of the frs't ticket `prawn receives a valuable all -wool auto rug. Tickets are available from any Lion or at any Seaforth store. Tickets may al -so be purchaseed on the night of the Frolic at the Rink. The prizes will remeain on display in the window of Walker's Furniture Store uwtil frolic night. The draw for the prizes will take place at the Rink at; 11.30 p.m. on the evening of the Frolic. Drawing the tickets will be W. Gelding, IMP., Geo. A. Sil'is, A. Cluff, George A. Jackson, William Ament and K. M. McLean. OCTOBER 27, 19390, egent Theatre Seaforth AIR-CONDITIONED Now Showing - - "CO$ViE ON' RANGER" Also "FAMILY NEXT DOOR" Mon, Tues., Wed. Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. A 1LA COL_U.MRIA _PI`CTU Rq Paramount News brings the first pictures - of bombed Warsaw. Coming -- "LOVE AFFAIR" px o< ,••••t traini,nig in London with the Royal Canadiaxi Regiment, spent' the week- end with This parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jannis Love, Tteckensindtlhr. • Mr. R. S. McKee cher returned en Wedne day from a trip to the World's. Fair at New York. • Mrs. Oscar Neil spent the week- end in Toronto. ADDITIONAL LOCAL ON PAGe 5 the week -end in Hamilton. • Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Westaw•ay- and son, of Hamilton, have returned to thea home alter spending a few holidays at the home of Mrs. \Vesta - way's parec'.s,, Mr. and :She Mont- gomery Pat: ick, in Tueke: smit'r. • Mr, and firs. D. M. Beattie' and family, of Lcndcn, were the week- end guests of Mr. John Beattie and Mr. and Mr. J. A. Stewart. • Mr. John T. Martin is in Hamil- ton this week. • The regular monthly- meeting of the Women's Hospital Aid to Scott Memorial Hcpital will be held on Thursday, Nov. 2nd, at 3.30 p.m., at the Hospital. • Mrs'. T. G. Snill.inglaw and daugh- ter, Alis. Gecrge Israel, left on Sat- urdl`.y for Toronto, where they intend to make their tuture home. • Mr. and Mrs. Cullen, of Kitchen- er, spent tine week -end at the home of Mrs, Cullen':s mother, Mrs. Chas. Fina; bei me r. • Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Walker, of Timmins, and Mi s. J. G. Cameron, of 'Parente, spent the week -end at the hoome of their parents, Mr. and Mt's. W. J. Walker, • Allis Alice • Devereux and Miss"' Frances Day, of Toronto, srpent tae week -end with' Mrs. Frank Devereux. .• Mrs. E. R. Wlhdmster and Miss Fblla Dickiston, of Aurora, and, Mr. John Dickson, of Toronto, were the week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Scout at Roxboro. • The sacrament of baptism was adlmi•nilstered by the minister, Rev. H. - V. Workman, in Northside United Church on Sunday morning last to Walter klredemiek Parsons. and Robert Holmes Snell, infant sons of Mr. and MMS, F. R. Persona and Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Snell. • Miss Mary Stewart, of the Kin- caridere Collegiate staff; Mr. Gerald Stewart and Mr. Roily Stewart, of Toronto, spent the week -end, at the home of their 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart. • Miss Mary Holmes and Mises B. Dick, University of Western Ontario, London, were week -end' guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holmes. • Miss Hilda Kennedy, of London, el3ewt the weekend' with her mother, Mrs. Redly Kenney. • Mr. Friel Stewart amid Mr. S.oss Redlnie, University of Western On- tario, spent the week -end at their homes here. • Ms' N. Yellowlees, of Bowman- ville, wag the recent guest of.Mr. John Beattie. • Mr. S. Seinen and family have moved into the residence of the late Mars Charleette Thompson on Manes Street. • Mrs. Taylor, foreign secretary of the United Church, was a recent guest at the horse of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKenzie. • Mr. Will'iarn Brine, returned on Monday from H,amiid'ton Hospital, where he 'Was undergoing treatment for hoe eyes. • Mrn. Jan Love and Miss Sara MtrCllaly have retlerned from a two ry eik5' -raft 'with, time Miesses Ida and kin) Love in Toronto. t•• Mils aloha Taylor, of Tueker- MAW. ion hist woe'k to erpewd a .nienth Wlial rei01lve' at Lien's lead: Ihtinatie Stewart Love, ache le A„ VITAMIN PRODUCTS BUILD UP YOUR RESISTANCE NOW TO COMBAT WINTER COLDS AND ILLS Complete Stock of Haliver Oil, Plain and Fortified, Natoia, Abdol, Etc• -=-Boxes of 25, 5Q and 100 capsules. Also Alpharnettes and Neo -Chemical Food in boxes of 50 and 100 R. R. McKindsey, Phn1•, B. Phone 111 - Seaforth YOUR PHONE ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY Seaforth Legion and the Red Crass Society. BINGO PARTY IN 'D' COMPANY ARMORIES, SEAFORTH Commencing at 8.30 sharp Friday, October 27th, 1939 PRIZES GALORE SPECIAL FEATURES DOOR PRIZE Admission -10 cents -rss�msc��, Cady T rated FOR 500 KIDDIES At Big Lions,. Hallowe'en Frolic, October 31st Please leave at Beattie's 5c to $1.00 Store on or be- fore October 30th. Your Help WILL Help ! Thank you ! LIONS CANDY COMMITTEE olltDa BRAESIDE BUTTER—First Grade, ib. 31c Mild CANADIAN CHEESE - lb. 19c Carnation MILK -16 -oz. tins • 2 for 15c 21bs. 25c Tasty Beef BOLOGNA Kraft - CHEESE 2-1b. Loaf 53c r ., XXXX Quaker Bread Flour 98 lbs: $2,75 DOMINO 1 -Ib. Tin 'Baking, Powder ..10c FRESH ROASTED Peanutsi-2 -}bs. ..2;�e- PARTY =BRAND Tall Ttn Cohoe Salmon255 GREEN VALLEY 17 -oz. Tins Peas—No. 4's 3 - 25c BLEND Black Tea—lb. - • •43c CH RISTI•E'Si`QREM I U M .. c Sodas -1 -Alb. Pkts. 19c EARLY MORNING Coffee—lb. .. •294' Clam's Tomsl `12 -oz. !Softie Fresh Ground Ketchup :....2 for 25c Ketchup Weston's Sherbert Cream BISCUITS 2 lbs. 29c GRANULATED SUGAR 10 lbs. 63c FRUIT SPECIALS Red Emperor GRAPES 2 lbs. 19c 'Nos 1 SNOW APPLES 6 -qt. bkts. 25c Fresh Spi ►ach,1 lb. 5c Sweet Potatoes 2 Pounds 9c FLORIDA Seedless '',Grapefruit, 96's ...6 1 Cooking ONIONS 10 -ib. bags 25c iv 4 •