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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1940-05-10, Page 8ith , di.' r.. *up. i .• 4i. She i '' sten) ; 113^ teal somut . Rtl a Wi rG li a� li tae, Glikda fe. Micah;; . Herne Willes, Seaftu tRt, and -tree • dao ter Mrs: , Feld Aaeeeof SltTataael. The era) oo l o Thwnetiday afternoon k ace an f? iib '. Ram Undertaklug Parlors Braissels, to the Brussels, cemetery.' Those attending hhe, funeral were Mr;; ansa wire.fiobert Wiibee, or Glad. atone, Miele-. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Mee, and Mi. and Mass Retail Mee, of stream* and• Mr, and Mas. Horace it f W bee, a Seaforth. ... COy�► SMA X, • of t at City, and ntf. '.�4. .... , _ y ._ ... ... ... ... Th�afre, 1. . , n•' j. ,,.-,. ,V. ctee ; :, t r 4 .. ..:. ,. _ ., .._, .. �,....,.. .... .... a+ .7pe.r,' Seib' i t Well wn resident� et l �Arfog+tli• Muss., , 'ytper was a dough- " Dane �'�t T t1 �A p � TIVI 1 i e "y. .0 IiTII I t1 PECK u , + ' • COCA4-'25c PECK . _ - -: ; e ..., u -cage,tier �ti!di 41► Es Oolutrtbla. A Preen dWttch teem 1cTiselailal, . C, May. 7th, .slays. ."Jo A.Loewe Infos former manager of Alt® ' to rtvage Coit aey's iatio•ito Wtiniaipeg, is,seats hero., :8e 7vagr I.... mit ae t, eat, seed of tits ••late John ttae, o tat the meet neat ioneace of this 1'f"0mi T► ct and we, bares i rth 1....., a n, Setafo T8 yieare ago. On July 2, 1887, she was united an ilnairriayge to Mr. J. II. Pyper, merchant of Seaford", eruct, the t few years of their married We were Cr J,� Ila► r' Y M 1 A 9 ,t AGAFI. , . OLLINS O ORCHESTRA ' Lungh Served ADM:148,10N ION : • 85 CENTS (lk sb;Eluct+ra of this Season ' a - - , - NOW -NOW .•. _.. _.. -. JOHN GARFIELD' ' ' • ANN SH.ERIDAN. fc99 CASTLE ON TOE HUDSON, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday CLAUDETiE CDLBE6iT HENRY FONDA 'DRUMS ALONG THE MOH AtWK99 EDNA MAE QLIVER BASIL RATHBONE Z dTaatwa of he aril stori h 'ps of al sae in the. the roue a o.aw Vat%eY• • •roux .t.BEADIS-3 �O lout -+us. battle ae up• - BEND COFIF'iB • ` P ., 4r, &ZtiORK BEANS ;� came- her® teat Irea ,a, Sury vin, g are his w'id'ow inu Victoria and two 'eons, J: Douglas Logan, of Toronto, end P. Caxogrbell amu'. Manrtneel." MM. Logan woe a sone of the lute William .Lagan, watt carried on a private banking b in early• days of seaioitM &lie here.... Lets r Lhey raved to Stratford and Galt before going is Hamilt n where she,'has resided) for #sed the past 45 years. She its survived by hci hvsb.ind and one son, Mr. SYdmey ' PY'nett of Handitear and by ,two mist tars and two brothers, Miss HelenLOCAL Beattie and' 'Mus. C. F. Soelueer, °af liramilect ; Mr. James Beattie,. of do so. w ' a life member of L'ho W.M.S in Vancouver Where she re- front 1912 to 1927- Mrd Mc Can tansy, whose maidlats name ,was Mise Mare Isabel Beattie, was bore f, -1-f-,,...„7:,,2=-__ . O'. welts n48rrled Alex aner es�aitneof Seaforhh, Mer rending la f>� Shntery for some years, y r +f BrRIEF NEXT 'T• HURSDAY, /� Q,. rt UL +Q ;� ass; . , �e `� �I\ �` E:� F71DAY, SATURDAY _ CA11--EVERY CCN1ii:N? TAME SOME WOIYIAN? �• ` • • Mr. William Elcbat, who &¢tent• a winter i with hid daughter an. a ionto, alas returned to his bon's lean •. Mr, and Mrs` W. J. Faulkner, ,of. Sarnia &pantthe week end with met eaves in WWII.f • Miss Bess Grieve and Miss Fil-�J�� were key, of Clhath were week -end ,grog at the hare' of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. tisane • Ms ansdt Mrs. Milton Chesney, of Tomato, were week -ends at the foams of Mrs. J: R. Habkirk, • Me and Mee. Willeb Keltarborn and family" y. ' oP Milvea ton, were the weekend guests of Mr. arnd^. Mrs. H. • Mrs', J. D. Hin�ahl'ey and Mrs. J. M.Hinahley, of Owen eosins, were here on Tuesday attending the fun - eiee of 'the late .M'r's, W. le Hinckley, • Mr. and Mf T. ' C. West and Mass Dorothy, of St. Thomas, were week -end guests at the biome of Rev. and Dr,s3 D, Co]griihoun3 wily recent_ ay joss the Army Medical Opere anis was cp ior to Ottawa, *as here this week prrior to leaving for Witted - ,Peg, where he has been stationed. • Mr, Nelson Cardno and has aunt, R. N. Hays, are in New York. • Mr. Chester Crich, wrho spent several meniti s with relatives here, left this week for his home in Car_ .Mani1toba. ..---------- •Miss Helen McLean, of Toronto,�; spent the week -end at her donne, • Miss Ruby. 'San f List and aMr. Clarence McCallum, of Listowel, splent nt the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, K. 1 North: Main Street. 1' • Mr. George Hays is taking a course in, the school fox,emberglniing at the Banding Institute, Toronto. • • Miss' Mary Jackson, of Acton, was the weekend guest of the, Misses ,Cresswell. • • Mr, Neil Patrick, of Kirkland Lake, spent the geek -end with his parents, Mr', and Mrs. Montgomery Patrick, in Tuckers 'Nh. ' •n • Mr..,Harold F e, R.C.A.F., To- rgwto, spent the w ek_ewd at the home his and Mus J. W. Miss Birth e� an, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James- Carnocban, of appenrsmdtlt, recently underwent an appendix 'operation in Scott Memorial F? • s Maay� C'Ne'ill, of St', Mary's spent the week_ Hos)pfi'tai, Ker parents, wit� her • arenas, Mr. and Mrs. p T. T. D. O'Neill;' at the Queen's''. M. Elmer Beattie, R.O.A.F., St. cud witch. his T'ha , Mr the Mrs. Parents, M and Th Beat- rMus Thomas C • Mina Ferris, of Lindsay, was a week -end guest at the Nome of Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Free. M• 'Mrs, J. Hillebrecht and Miss Juniorrd Shannon are representingt the Juurior Institute `-of Seaforth at the convention in Guelph this week, • Mrs. E. C: Case diad her' hand badly injured in an .electric wringer at her home 'last week.• • Mir. and Mis•, George lYlillsbm., of � -ll, wea•e the rec n gneats� 'nger r recentof M , and Mee E. Mole, • ,Miss Ria Mlle, of Toronto, sent• the week.-eiid• with her parents, Mr. and Mrs-. George Hills, in E mond v l•I'e. • Mise Hilda da Kennedy, of London spent the weekend witdi .trier another, Mr's, Roland Kennedy. • and Mrs. Frank moi+, and. Miss Nancy were week-e'n;d` guests'at the )beans"of.•Mrsea F:••Reids. :�-wr.. • •Mr. Fred Reid, of Detroit, &petit the week -slid •at this home. h' 0 of is f J a•''Mr, EricGriff, whoh, has been gttan- ager • of the Dominion Stole beta fox past •twro 'years, was ttaSeaf red . Kitchener „when the Sea lath branch was chased a'ashort limb ago. • Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gardener of •London, were the week -end gee -its of 'Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Gardiner, at the Egmiandville Parsonage. • •Mr, ands Mrs. 'A. Murausky, Miss-- ` es Margaret and Nellie Murawsky, Mese Stella Hildebrand and Ill r, D. Knightly, of Kitchener, were week- >enct guests at th'it home of Mr. and Mrs;. Lours Hildebrand • Mee. Harry Stewart sated Miss Kathleen were in `itoronto this week. •• Mrs, C. R. Somerville and Miss: on, London, guests at e Wilson:, were is Me at the home of M JohnA. Wilson ou. Tuesday,• . "• Mr.• and Mrs, Archie Hays, of Feet Eris, were trh week -end -guests of Mrs. James Hays. • Mrs. Fred Siin'o: of Hamilton was here on Tuessday attensding the funer-10 al of her aunt; •the late Mire. W. E. Hinrohley, • Mies Ethel McDougall, of De- trait, was a week -end ,guest at the of Mr. and his. Henry Hog_ Barth. • Miss Mary Heys of Toronto is, visiting -her parents, Mr, and Mid Adair Hays.' • Mrs. Frank Down3.rd, ,of Engle- )ham 3's a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Brodie. • Mts.. J. H. Best and M3•sss Bar- bare, are in Brampton end Toronto, p •• Mr. Daniel Hagan • of Parkhill, spent a few days at 'thee home of- Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Hagan, (tier ore on EatstnWilliam o Street. spent the winter in Ki.teben,er, •has returned to • Mr. and Mrs• , J. E. Keating were Toronto tate weak. •Mrs. W. at Mcliillapr spent fast w e of her ors. daughter, k at Stratford'. M Gray, In Str f d. • Mr, and Mrs. t)outtias and MY. �d vV. S'kyldlifug, of St. Thomas, were .the Wss31t-cud to oE.'IVIf': tei4d Mrm I+'ratruk IiHn - _ oororor Of CihQdvWetarh,tlisitSess ` W l r+et a Lotudoia this Week att'teliding: a Ira t ef' the bieeeeatit uti ve, rbDITIONA LOCAL ON PAZ" i; GG S COIt2l1-'1 .Aura �► Bri�tasih Columbia, and Mir. J l esley - the,Y' end th-sir f-amo;ily mswedt to Tux_ '• package .< !e� p : --•Ole a otnd meatg lc Ebel. C19. �. Guides Pian For Cookie Sale. -On Thur dray, May 2nd, the Guldrea dead a good turnout 33 giriq being present. The Skylark I'atro! stood nest with , 'B•eattie, of Seaforth- The funeral wad on Friday, interment being made m Wesstmotuit Cemetery, Hamilton fort} ine1900. 19 About 1912 Mr, and 00 Mos- 11frsGlanlmeyr left to reside in Van_ wooer, where Me •McCartne died in Y �7 atnd lIt<is, M1cCarDntey returned to 34 points. Thu shoulder tapes, tor which the girls had been anxiously °•° Huras -• Chaerfberlain. Tdee Tuxford to live with her daughter, 31)ER PARKER TFC «a��■� ;Iua3R Poral 33C■ 'MINUTE TAPIOCA -. : 13.ackage ��: ;� CiT�uTA.1 POWDER :2 Lail' waiting, came and each patio) re- eeived its coheirs. Signs are being tniadie for the Guide Coobde Day, to be heir) May 18th. Harriet Russel was elven the job .of making. a large sign to be pet lie.-fi�ut of ..the gust 'office - mar- riage Of Mary MR'i'garet, Helen, 'elder daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward C. Chamberlain, of Seaforth, and Private Ronald Charles Huras, of the Perth Regiment, eldest son of Mr• and Mrs. Albert Floras, 170 West Gore Street,-_ Stratford', was solemnized at the Mrs. J.• S Storey. Mrs• mreartneX. is s. .1. • +ed by three brothers: Jtolen, of. Sedfart+li, amid Andrew, of Lan_ don, Ont„ and James, of Kerwrood', '' On,t„ who ase 97 years old; three &0338, Robert, of 'Vancouver; Andrew andgueeh9 Ross, of Tuxford, and one draughtier, Ieabet Mit 5 f Mm, J. Ii. Stn 19). of _ ,� _ -- , = - t �iVrj + 4 , i �ac� 3 - 1 1 . {,5 I C H A E L W H'A L E N Ri7 L home of Rev. C. J. Kelliu,ger, 791 Tel Beside8 = 1 r t�" . .. R - '. 2 3� '25c ISW.Viingf OLIVES , Bottl® 25c -132 TH CATSUP men 'tires St. James C. Y. ta. Meets. - The regular monthly 'meeting of the St. James' C.Y.O. was held on Weclnes- arty evening in the scahool hall with about tftiriy-five members present. about The meeting was opened with prayer followed by the minutes of the pre- nanar Ave, in Landon at 2.30 o'clock Friday afternoon, May 3rd.. Rev. Mri Kellinger officiated. The bride loot- ed charming 'in a street -length dress of dusky rose shier with aecessomies in the same shade and- a cortege of pink butterfly ruses and sweet per`• eighth grandchwldi ell there afro. are two great gm/della- dsao, weer -fie McCamDniey and Andrew Lewis_ Funeral se were can_ ducted by, 'Rev. G. R. t of 'Tuxford, from BroaJd'foot's funeral home, Moose .Jaw."" _ C G 5 T E L L.O • VIRGINIA W E 1 D L R f + c"'O r �'A ' C O !. U M B i A. r l C T U R E � -•' A"Cotudul IA PiCTURE COMING - "S W A N E E RIVER" ib Reserve your Seats now for •�G4N "GONE WITH THE WIND" sta�Peidf envelopes given prompt Money Ondem wi4h self assts& attention., . VIP TOP TOMATO :r"1J"Is tnere len...'' ifinurz SEi L° iOl YSHING •On FLOOR WAX- v'rn s meeting. The president urged everyone to attrend . eater -an practice, A clo'b picnr!• was suggesteri, but :it a was lett to the executive to dectd_ tee m`at'e-, A very iuteeresting spiritual a.ninbei• on "Cloister" was delive el by Frank Reynolds. A recitation, " A Mises Jean Anderson, of London, as bridesmaid, wore a street length dress of turquoise privhed crepe with p waste •access+orie+e and Ther canwage was of white ca carnations. Sapper Ir- win C. Huras, of the 7tih. Field Com- pany, R.C.C. Queen's. Park, Loindron, Deahh of- Mrs. Wa'Iter Wiibee,-Mrs. Wilbee, passed away at his home on orace Monday, .May '6'bh:. She suffered a stroke' on Wednesday of last week 'after else came to Seaforth from Brussels Bottle 15i SNAP HAND C EANEE29 C a Vials Visit to tate Osteopath," by Isabel An_ e?erson, was enjoyed. A short tk:t entitled, "Women• Are So Brave," re- presenting life ns it will be in 2000, by F. Matthew`s, D. Bannon, L Flan- F. Sills_ J. Bannon, was best man. After the wedding ceremony a delirious luncheon was enjoyed by tibe bridalMrs. party at the Grigg Hotel; London. The young Couple will resid'ee in Stratford, �► to visit her eon. She was in cher 78th year and was Mary Eliza; beth P, before her marriage to Mr.' WBbee, who passed' away three years' age, and - yvlho was employed C ►SEAFORTI- Announces the openingof Show Rooms In the store ,former) occupied y p by T. G. Scott, Main Street, Seaforth, where a full line of Electrical • Appliances will be on 'display. G WE..ARE AGENTS FOR AND HAVE ON DISPLAY ry `7, • • '`, Norge Electric Refrigerators SEE THE NORGE BEFORE YOU BUY White Electric '' rn._ DeFerest and Locomotive Washers - beam Electric Shavers �GOE, Appliances and Eull Line of G. K. Electritc •g" Bulbs A Complete Line of Radio Tubes and Batteries carried in stack �] t 1 �I 6VInformation ar E75 -Eric EN - phone 75 - Seaforth OS BOSHART re/Mattel SOAP ;� 12 cakes _-.., 13CE/ r.•i,_:arn, and was very much enjoyed. Madeline For- Death of Mrs. W. E. Hinchley.-berry, MILENcli �yAsi'�t.t~ SL�AI', Marge Bim' each 3®c J VEL WATER tune's team woes ttire quiz conest co-nducted by Nay O'Leary. The meet- ing was closed with prraye,r, There passed away at Scott Memor- ial Hospital on ' Sa,turday, May 4th, Martha Isabella Van- E�gnoad, wife . DEAN'S 3 Bottles 25c aMtenT BEST STOVE t'i%'E cla 7AMEIr Bottle .. , - ..taLs ` � PIG ,TARTTEll �c■ •i Wit.. . A('� . Vo R®� � ge 'PHONE. t i --�._ Sermon 'Subjects For Next Su -Sf i hoilia,s'Church.; Rector, Rev. _ ••Cam De. ' Hu Morn). 1.1 a.m-, The Festival of irs'un"; 7 p.'m., "The Holy Snip- it As Power"; 10 am., Sunday School. s °•• St. Mary's; Dubliners p.m, stile Festival of Whirtsun." • Northside United -Church: Rev. H. V. Woi maw •.•Minister -10 a.m., Sun •¢nay School; 11 a m., Parent and Chia- of the late Mr. William Edward Hirsch barn `on the Van Egationdn homestead two miles east of ClintonCian ' what is' now kniown' as. No,'8 Higrhway, oir June 17; 1857. When "'quite b ad young girl she went to live with hes brother and remaitieci tillers umts1 her marriage to Mr, Hinchle on 'September 7, 1897, when she came to Seaforth where she has since reside& Slue of Drlj Cleaners Dyers `. London ' r C' r ° , i.. 44✓���^ *tx`"UGand F r" i t' "° "'t' ` ` � 1�XU E CtEANtt1P f' giir" ; +r •'' y tee ;, �,i�,p p p 6 p.. 1FV E S 1� E C 1 ALYZE t 9 FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, CA9- ` deem's Day, the Sacrament of Infant I3aptisxn, music led by the Junior 0hoia; 7 pm_, "Christian Mahler- hood." Thursday, 7:45 ,p.m, Forayer M"=tree a kindly disposition and cheerful na. tore and was never (happier tlyen when surrounded by friends, She lax_ ed nature and was, passionately,fand of flowers. She ;• ALSO LADIES' GENTS' ' 1 SUITS, SVJLTS DRESSES D c MALTY, GUARANTEE BONDS,. ACCIDENT AND StCKNES3, RURGLAPIY, WINDSTORM First Presbyterian C1�urch-Z2 a m . Clittreh aaid Sunday School will meet was always land to the sack and a friend to those .n reed Mrs. Hinckley was -the last /� TOP COATS SLc)mrsesenting' Companies who give $ecrrr5ty with Service this* Agents for Ontario Thr-eaber. tear's Mutual Fire insurance. giaaly gpE � -ew, Si stornber ofBoy l� Seaforth and district for ea WATSON REID together in obsea varng. Mother's Day,; Sunday eehool scholars will -take part the, raisins; everiitig service at 7 p.m., "Christ iii the Home." 112id- _ - ug r day evening, 8 p.ns: Rev. ]ugh Jack,' Mams'ter. Im o Church-M'eem.ng reit- pec6, 71%e ReI7gioa That Mother Us Y survivor of a fart) of •twelve andLight vitas- a daughter of the late Edward VanEgmand, wino was a descendant of CoL. Anhhony W J.r G, Van Eg- uir�nal aavd+ Elizabeth Ruaclgnan., , Vlrs: Hinch�Le was loved a.n'd all mho knew her and willbe missed by .,in the neighbonhood iu which rhe , ALSO LAUNDRY SERVICE Leave get+men't& with Local Agent JOffi� A. PLLI �� Bartter Shoo. -• Seafoeth. Pick-up if desired - Phone 270 M. A. REID Proprietor ed to .Make'; evening subject,' `Which lived. The funeral was held from • •, - ` Way is Your Lite Leaning?" -Rev. A. 'Minister- her late home on Tuesday, May 7th, Time ! ... _ .. �f'a firth . '.. Garsddn r, when the services were conducted by iPP'ECIALLeT IN ALL LINES OF, INSURANCE, Died iia Hafnilton.--The death. ac- carred in Hamilton on Wednesday; Rev. - Hugh Jack, assisted by her great nephew, Rev. Harold Snell, ••op Ethrel. The thighWANTED esrGeean� in which r ::::<:.::,:.:•;<:,,:::.w :): ;: :,:: >,K,' '. • ,.. , ,< ,. t: tit it >::.:::e!s>::::: ... s eta :. � ,:....:.:::: .. <:.:i? c FROM MAY - 9 {'O MAY •. . ., -se :.:. ` :' ] 5 N<:.. . „. . 70 t l t, ano 0 0 0 . O O 0 O 0 0' 00 May lit, of Elizabeth Beattie, wife of She was fheld el floras catrilomel eby the many .beauti- She was a. 17iem i ° •. IIS ANY: +QUANTI'1'Y 4 S. T.. 110110 & ; O her of First Presbyterian eS ltl ECTOR <> FUNERAL pIR Se:<:r:.<a€ Maine Street, Seaforth 0 ______ r ® V s� Oradea Haalmes° reside es, © • RosE USES Church. The pallbearers were her three nephews, Scott Hawthorne F orgus Van )✓groes and JaCIt Henderson, and one great nephew, elmar Snell, and. E:rn,est � \Delivered at Egmondviile .H Jacks®n.:::.+...:.:..,,:. ° • SEy4FORT11 O NT. '0 Gederich Street Das'. I'.h,�ne O .: OUTSTANDING Adams anis H. S E.. mith. In- 'teame�nt Was Eganontd`ville n> No, 308. , O VALUES IN i HYBRID TEA ROSE BUSHES. made in cemetery j��/� �/�' FREE •PREIw�IUI�$ OFFERS. eg. Size end, Large p Fruit Bowl for u er Suds- r . Z5C " ties Ambulance Service O. _ . A abable hospital 'bed . to3• O �>it © ,. Nit --,_„,424-13, a?3no 309 O i0 ' Daly fs 1lopne 119 O r ' Me deface. ` O 40 -• - . - e,.2.s7 0 10 0,6> 0' O O O O 'O O O O YELLOW JOANNA - Lemon +Yellow,• BETTER TIMES -Red. , 'TALISMAN --Crimson and Gold SOl9VEb91R-Yellow. w SUPREME -Deep Pink. TOKEN -orange,. .. Sister Dies •ir, Tuxford. - he Moose Jaw Times, in a recent linea, an eared to' this death of Mus. Alex ruder McCannsr Y, a sister of« Mt, J'o'hn Bsattie.� of Seaforth: Mrs. Alexa vd Beattie. home of her da at Sib e Mrs: J. H. .. .., :. DION'T' FORGET T1fiF • 'j' Rainbow Tea and Home Cooking Sale �j ips • PotteryBowl for g . , 1nj O 1 Regular Size and2/3c iD ®O` GY' <J. 0 0 U 4 0 O; ® 1,�,C wr C. BOX 0 FUNERA'L'SERVIGE • D O. Licensed Einbairnee 0-,F lc" 0' •; ONLY EACH i ) ti R. CUI\97IR91IR Starry, recently. Y Mrs. IVIcCartmey. oho wag- in lieMr. e --95th year, had opt been well for same years. "Grated- riUa" McCartney, as site was called by everyone, •will be missed in the con- runty in whicih 's'h,e has spent 'rally FRIDAY MAY 10thLarge 9 3 go 6 p.m., in _ - St.. Thomas Parish Hall under auspices of Ladies' Guild ,...• •• 1 rr u ck '- . • 2`;Pa'C'kages and lee Box for a k a Jar, �j Ambulance Service FLORIST �, years. S -he was a friend of young \ M. . ■ "i 2 Packa es and Eureka M�nuteTap�oca Pyrex Dish,'for25 i . °.. � Hospital Bed_.. O 0 evith adeertable rachet roper- O 14 aid spring far rent O i0' Negitt Caffls Day Calls O Greenhouses:, Huron St. Clinton 3777.2 - ,... and olds and ppsssessed a splendidJ - cibuimaxn»ty. spirit. In religion she was a member of tJtee United Churoh and attended service when she could � MCCALE EEDDING CO..the rett Phone 175 Phone 43 O sired O -,.., • 665 DUNDAS ST, LONDON Here is your city»ce to have that K 1 �1X11 TETT • / a neat (r% gg n /fat 2 Packages and - . e O Utilitei Bowl • it f0 O O t9' O ©4> O O O C1 O Mattress and Spring repaired or • replaced at , 1 -Ib Tin and - awes Wax Med. Size Lemon Oil 45c J. A. BURKE Driblet - Ont. • BUY YOUR BIG ® TICKETS NOW FOR • and I1IIZ CONTEST , • FaCtpry Prices --Manufactliers of Guaranteed= BEDDINGM. • * EXTRA SPECIALS * , ■ Heinz Ketchup g 17C Large Size, HYTE'S PURELARD RED ROSE W -1 QcOFFEE 49c 2 ■� lose Ilio; Z`in , C . ; McLaren �s Jelly , Powder , 2 5 C 6 for ; . •J Jergen's Castile SOAP Franco American MACARONI -2 'Tins,.. Baser 1•�C aL cE. First Grade dreamer Butter 27c Per Ib. alight Or �P {�,�; Phone 43 p 10 azr' { /�% / ]� ]�,%n HALL �� j y� r CARDNO'S MEPR®I)UL'T5► Alit Locafl�•Representative. 'Write Y V L1 r'].Ls.Ce ,�liAF®RTJ� Box 209, Expositor Office, Seafortie, far SECOND DIVISION THE• •• �i Ma3T �11 estimates. $77s3 a ° COURT' a �• a COiilrlTH OF iIH7S 1 _ • p ; r . 4.;fir{' Offim .433 the s i Bai* nails- Saattba t:h. 'MECO iwaar.: trues- mus, '��ardrrs e®d SaRyaad 2.20 • Ix) 6 our 8sa�a+as�,•vemim8. 7•eovza to ®�- C. CHAMOFRLAIH,y An.Opportunity for you to cash nn on Big Money Prizes 1 Over X50.00 Cash. -- AMATEURS — s • , ,', t - rt' 9 , '^� b r �` "' , 1' ' ru.:, t7 t j guat.�� rtI ( ` , 0 :insurance Anenclee - Seeforth ANNOUNC B parasite of Ow ingurameir Icii-iligiiiik. .x MA sirs rs■. aadrY+tarn of CRSS 1—Under 16 years. Class 2• -Over 16 years, Prizes, X10.00,' X4.00, $2.00, $1,00, $1.00 in each class Master of Ceremonies_- MRein,, D. L. REIdal d ,,• it `home �' ��'"wr�, DOES TfiE. TRJCK� 'frj`.'s ; ' - BAKERY SPECIALS ;-Friday & Saturday .IBONEY-DIP DI:OUGHNUTS--Per' doz., •. , , ...;�{I0c LemOil Or ButterSCOtCh `rAl ' S �--Per• doz. rs c Try oar BUTTERMILK SCONE—Only Q� ►+'c dew. ,onateet to to oats uneroallelle The Program will include a Drawing for a Boshart Cedar Chest Ask your nes hbors'What Bray 9 rixrrSr, b" ° s+EAF' a I . !ONTARIO .,......-sits -al Bier ���]�� - / L t QUIZ c�j,xtj Professor 61uiz will pay to each person whit answers) correctly the Chicks did for them. Then see me for prices sand delivery dates. ' r FRUIT '. LARGE PINEAPPLES Each (tGE ' LEAF EAD and H LETTUCE Each' 4�+c ("� SPECIALS FRESH STRAWBERRIES GPi Eriy iC}NiONB „ SPINACH BEETS CELERY A i c ' - NAVEL ORANGES a 390 Dazes Siz .•„. .._ „.,..,• LE -MONS O S - 6' for,10c. . question asked as much as $1.00 Tho Dickson MBE MUTUAL Any person sendingaquiz question used on the program will be paid 25 cents if at the -s SEAFORTH E INSURANCE CO'Y. WIRE present quiz. Address or Phone'entites and quesitions, to MEAD OFFICE - SEAFDR'I H, ON's'. ._. ...._ • ' 're,' hoer D. Bell, Seaforth, Ont. GENERAL ADMISSION 36 CENTS - CHILDREN 25 CENTS ' OFFICERS: Reserved Seat Tickets may ORtt�atim!e±d� for + : G &stea'+LL3� • "res. . ' rb - Vieye4ine 'A.edds .be 19e addisthontaL'. Plan.. epees McKiaidere+a Drug Sierra, Settfomtb, on -Saturday; May iter, °' . i OLD, DIMS OR DEAD •'. ...fin Urhit -`ts.rihis. 01110001101181 ' �►. elf ' .1AidQtw d0'rttp'lyAf°Sr:r'�j:+bi.E.EtCi`'to •; C i : ,• �'' r,+ , _ 1lfkciihlat; + ' .14 **Hi,* i ", a' • r `. am DanClrl rhirih-a111t�slo B.. f:ICT g a it. Mb CCS $ �1RCHE5•fRk foltows� the , Amaeeur She* teeth- 11 pate toyty. 5.111. ilio( ' DANCE. GpN7S '406116610.k Seaforth Amateur.Athletic Association . ...... �9J� /# �r l T S � L OR T C renamed (Mel +e ',c entiy. ilk 'SONS PHONE �"1 +''i:.,. MIT LL qDeliver_ .: ' �, ro.iIl1CBakery, Seaforth ` l'ho o :... We Ilehi _ w ;�' . .�... i{, L1; yC, e � 11