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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1940-06-28, Page 5• •• 0 • A77...7777=7.7.7,77a,'::" 71" ij r. ircrrsirrer.' .J1Sp•roat Phone 8 Free Proinpt, Delivery Some Holiday Items for Week Ending July 3rd ' NEW AUST. SEEDLESS'23c RAISINS -2 lbs. - HELMET CORNED BEEF dice re—Per tin I FJI; AYLMER PORK & BEANS -20 -oz., 2 tins, , 1 5C KELLOGG'S LARGE. 1 n., CORN FLAKES -2 pkge.111.11.; SPRING CHICKENS, DRE8S- ED-4 to 5 poends; 25c Per pound These must be ordered be- fore Friday, 6.$0 Flags for Dominion Day and other events, British made; approximately 3 feet by 4 feet Ea ch 75c STRAWBERRIES ARE NOW THEIR 'BEST Place your order now for top • quality and low prices.. Fresh Vegetables, Fruits, Cook- ed and Cured Meats, Bread, Cakes,Etc. YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT OUR STORE Huron Citizens ese(Oontinued from Page 1) -1 tori, the triumph of righteousness and the destruction of Hillerism. And we dedicate oursenre,s anew to the• supreme task of winning- the war, 'manfully accepting whatever burdens the war may place upon us as .our bounden cluty and service. To this NIZIEIMMOMMIIMM=1.011/ WOOL WANrED IN ANY QUANTITY Delivered at Egmondville H. M. Jackson SEAFORTH ONT. 601,111•13;13, ZIOSHOGIMR3921,6111=1,150001. FREE SERVICE OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE removed promptly and efficiently. Simply phone "COLLECT" to WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED PHONE 21 . INGERSOLL PHONE 219 - MITCHELL end, be It Varther neeolved that this R1104 tgathialtag Of ',free- pad Jona pe go on rocora as anteleervedicrap, proving the war polley ,of our govern - meat, urging them to haSten by all means at their command- the crea.tion, of the machinery necessary to imple- ment their plane. That they be ask- ed to take immediate steps -to have manufaetneed in this country those things which we do not now make but which are eseentdel for the successful prosecution of the war, attd, that all elatio.nal occupations be pubOrdinated to that object, making use of the best brain 'power in Canada. "That every encouragement be giv- en the farming community to pro- duce food for the consumption. of the people at Great Britain and of that probable increase -of our own popula- tion which may come to us by way of refugee children from the British Isles. ,And that they, the government, be -urged to slacken not in their en- ergy and determination to "lead the people" in whatever sacrifice, labors and. trials may be necessary to achieve victory and attain those 'sun- lit upland.s, of peace' so eloquently promised us by the Right Honorable Winston Churchill a,s our reward." CONSTANCE Mrs. George Wheatley, of drfntoin, .spent a few days •thia week with. Mrs. Ben Snell and other friends. The Sunday School of Constance Churc:h, will hold its annivers- ary services an Sunday evening, June 30th, at 7,30 p.m, Rev. Mr. Wilson, of Auburn, will bean charge: Special music will be given by the choir and - Mr.. Kelso Adams' will play a saxa- phcne solo. • Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Corless and Mrs. MCIVIurray, of Clinton, Visited their sister, 'Mrs. Fitzsimmons, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs: Ephriam Clark held a creleinole party at their home Tues- day evening for Mrs, Jack Carter's Circle of the W. A. and Mrs. Papin.eau„ of Strath- noy, are '47isiting withMrs.' William Clark and other friends. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Rowland have moved to their new home in McKie,' eel!. Their cottage in Dublin has been. purchased by -William .Staipletori• and a -ll he occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Fergus S ta pl e ton.. • 1• About, thli'ty-fiv af the students 11aent St. Patrich's school matorea to London on Sunday and sang several selections over radio station CFPL. Tho choruses were interspersed by violin ,solos by Owen Borthwick, of P1intlead, a former pupil of Mother Maureen. • Recent visitor: Mr. and Mrs. Robt, 111 cCeiemi. Ole an d two -• sons, Detroit, N...1th Mr. and. Mrs. James Krauskopf. M!.F..MeCorMi'Ck aii'd children are re- maining for two ,weeks; Mies Gene- vieve, Feeney, Port 'Hope, with her m•ether, •Mrs. Kathleen Feeney.. ' Miss Mcinica Byrne' is spending 'her vacatfon in Darolt. Pte, Dalton e Burns, London, visited with his parents, Mr. aiall Mrs, Frank ,Burns. • Miss .Rose Feeney is spending a Nve,sik with her sisters in Toronto and Port Hope.- Re: Evacuated Children From Great Britain All those who desire to take children for the duration of the war into their homes are requested to register at the Town Clerk's Office AT ONCE Strawberry , Festival To be held at KIPPEN The Y.P.S. and W.A., of the United Church, Kippen, are hOldIng-a Strawberry Festival on the Church Lawn, on Wednesday, July 3rd If the weather is unfavorable, the -Supper will be served in- doors, from 5.30 to 8 p.m., fol- lowed by a Play, "All in a Family," to he presented by Varna Young People. ADMISSION — 35c and 20c. 1112010:110S OME 7S. MANLEY lee\ J. F. McMann and his grand- son; Billie Scott, of ,Chicago, and Mr. Can Eckert, of Seaforth, visited with fri-ends in our burg last Faiday. Mr. Joseph Johnston moved' the it a - cant louse that. was formerly occu- pied by hisparenton to the Men- zie'a farm which he purchased some yeara ago. Hay making is delayed on account of the wet weather, and a lot of it will be damaged. Sowing buckwheat is the order of the day to fill up the vacancy of ;the early -crop. 'BAYFIELD Mrs. Gale held an auction sale on. Tuesday' .afternoon, selling 'off same furniture which she doesn't nee•d, al- so the car used by the late Mr, Gare: Her sons, Rev. James Gale, of Cale- dionita; Robert of Elora; and Rev. and Mrs. • Morley of Chatham attended and assisted at the sale. They left on Wednesday, taking the remainder. of the furniture, as Mrs Gale intends to live with her daughter, Mrs, Morley, near Chatham. United, prayer Service was helclin the United Church..on Wednesday ev- ening of this week. A number of the- sports, attended the horse races at Exeter on. Wednes- day of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scotchiner, of Toeonto, ase spending a week's boil-. days in the, village and vicinity,... • Mrs. Richard Peck and daughter, of London, are enjoying their cottage. here this week. The members of L.O.L. 24' decided at their meeting On Monday evening to celebrate July 1.2th. at Harriston. The Teriiiplane car sold, at the Gale sale on Tuesday. was purchased by Itussel Grain,ger,• of the Blue Water Highway. Miss Vernette and Mise Dreele, -,• teachers, of Detroit, are settling their fine cottages for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Trout, of De'troit, spent the week -end in their fin,e• new cottage -on• the lake front.. • M-ra. Chuithward. end' Mrs. Moore - house, of London, spent Saturday last in,the village. , 4TO. gwet4 wo*. *... 0,:lggFripot r.e* )64,1111V".! 4191:1,0.1K .01e the ar*. Cot ther wto -Olt* her tin ,.....!....maNliggek-TUe ;Vide was) attend:04- hr 11.144 .P01.eara Ever-. att, of Prince e'Vbeelti• WO Wore a gown of pale seiteen ;SW' petett-d'esprit over gold figured taffeta, AThe brides- nearid.......easeried a Sheaf . geld snaps. dragons, tied with .greea stre,aneere. The groom -Were attended by Mr. Alex' S. MeKray, of Prinee -Albert, a nephew. 'Little Wise. El in Sinkiewicz of Meath Park, dressed in white or- gandy aa eareeing aebeeleet of mix- ed flowers, *rade a •loyely flower girl. The weskding march was played by the groom's sister, Mr. elA G. Mc.. Kay. During thte signing of the reg - iter: Mr. Alex McKay sang "Urutil." Following the •ceremony a reception. was held, fee about . forty intimate friend's. The bride's moth.er assisted in receiving, wearing a homing gown of black sheer with lace and corsage of gold .snapdragons. Mise Jean Hyslop and Miss Minnie Wyper asedstect in serving the buffet supper. The toast to the bride- was prOposed .by „Rev. McKay and was euitably re- sponded to by the groom. The out- of-town- guests includedee Miss Edna McLeod, ef Toronto, Ont.; Miss Ag- nes Scott, of Cronia,rty, Ont.; Rev. and -Mrs. R.. G. McKayMr. Alex ¥c - Kay, Miss Margaret McKay, Mr, and Mra. J. W. Everatt, Miss Bernice E'v.- erattaMiss Irene Everatt,Mr. Robert Everett, all of Prince Albeit; Mrs. Frank Farmer, of Canwood. Mr. and Mrs. Scott received many beautiful gifts. Following the reception, the bride -and groom left amid. showers of rine and „confetti for a short holiday at Carvin Park, 'Emma Lake. The .bride chose a • smart 'Wine-eolored wool suit witich •Shie-wore under a grey coat with grey accessories for travelling: In a few days Mr. and Mts. Scott will leave by motor for Elm:bank Farm, the groom's . home, near Cromarty, Ont., where they. will • reside. McKILLOP * The New • Rockford (N. D.) Tran- scnipt of June 7th says; ."Funeral services for John Dodds, Sr., 76, whose d'eattla Occurred at the home- . stead in Superior 'Township at noon Saturday from the infirmities of age and complications, were: held at the home at half past bne,and at the Con- gregational Church in this. city -i1t, 2 oclocic Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Geo. B. Caley„.paetor ofthe church being 111 eharge of the serviees. A large concourse of the sorrowing friends -of .th.e deceased and his family gathered at the home, the church, and the cem- etery and the . floral tributes iavere many and beautiful, attesting the high esteem in which the de:oeast a- was held among the neighbors with whom he had associated for more than 57 years. John Dodds, was born in Sea - forth, Ontario, Canada, -on October 15, 1863, and received his education in the schools of that city and com- munity. In the spring of 1382 at the age of 19 years, he cable to what was then the territory of Dakota as an immigrant, arriving at Buffalo, Cass County, on the 15thday of March, and the following year came to what wast then, Pater County and immed- iately upon attaining his majority, fil- ed on the homestead which has been WINTHROP • The W.M.S. and ,W.A. of Cavan 'Church will held their regiilar meet- ing en July .3rd at the home of Mra: Joseph Hogg. AnyOne with finished work 'for the Red Cross will please bring it to this' meeting. ZORRA Highland Gathering tmbro, Ont. Phinday, July 1st from 9 a.m. till Midnight 200 America's Greatest Pipers and Dancers in Coinpetitiou - Athletic Sports, incluOtng Tug -of -War FERGUS vs. CANADA PACKERS OF TORONTO liamilton Ladies' Drill Team MASSED I3AND PARADE AT 4 P.M. ti Good Evening Performance on Grounds MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS SERVED ON GROUNDS Dancing in Town Hall at Night ADMISSION: Morning and Afternoon, 35c Children, 15c Evening, 25c HILLSqREEN Wedding belle have been ringing again in this vicinity, when they rang loudly for MT.• Cooper Forrest on Thursday evening last. The many friend e of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest et - tend to them hearty congratulations for a long and happy journey over the matrimenial sea. Quite a number from this commune ity attended tbe,,LeVe reunion, in 'Grand Bend on Saturday. Mr. and Mra. David Davidson and Mil, Dalton, of Stratford; Mies Grace Gowing, of Glen Allen, and Mr. Roy Goodwin, 'of 'Moorefield, visited Sun- day with Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm, Davidson. KIpPEN- Mr. Ian Filchle, iformerly of Hen - sail, spent the week -end at the home of -Mr. and Mrs. W. Alexander. Mrs. Graham„ of London', visited on Sundlay with friend's in the Quite a number from this' vicinity attended the strawberry festival in Chiselleurst on Friday, evening. Mr. John Jarrott and -Miss Gladys attended the iM,cBeath-Hunkin wed- ding at Thames Road on -Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques and Dorothy visited on Sunday with Mr. atud•Mre: A. Ferguson, ,of Ildertont Mr. and Mrs. Eno's Herdman and Glen Morden, 6f. Varna; and Mr. and Mre: Joseph Fergueonl and family vis- ited es. Monday .evening with Mr. and Mrs. Aweless. Mr. and *vs. John Cochrane at- tended the funeral of the gamier's cousin in Zurich on Sundlay afternoon. CROMARTY Mr. and Mrs. A. McLachlan, also Mrs. Ken McKellar and daughter, Betty, and Bernice McKellar and Mr. Alex Gardiner visited with friends in _Strathroy on Semday. • Mos. W.41. Tufford, of Toronto, is visiting with Miss M. B. Currie. for a short time. Rev. R. A. Cranston, of Welland, a former mintister• of this charehi, will have charge .a the service,S •Sun- day, Yule 30th, itt 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Scott - Moore The home of Mos. Esther Moore, Metath Park, Saskatchewan, was' the scene of a pretty wedding Tuesday aftern!oon June 18th, when Muriel B. Moore, ,only daugthter of Mrs. Moore and the late W. B. Mite:ire, became the bride of Mr. Thomas Laing Scott, you:nigest son, of Mr. and Mrs. James Scot, dromarty, Ontario. Roses diad lilacs decorated the room., Thie cere- mony was peed -tined by Rev. R. G. McKay, ,of Prince Albert. The lovely bride, wearing a gown of White erepe sheer with a, coronet, and veil and lit 7 weeks your chicks are on the, way' to becoming money -making Fall and Winter layers. Keep them going in the right direction by feed- ing Roe Complete Growitig Mash —the feed that has helped hundreds of thousands of Want, chicks grow into sturdy, strong, productive pullets. 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Ali sizes 5 5 . e ' QUALITY Silk Hose' PRICED RIGHT 4 -THREAD CHIFFON Orient Sheer Chiffon in best Summer shades ' 6 -THREAD SEMI - SERVICE Weldrest and Penman's make. All new Sum- mer shades. a5 8,2 to ,0„2 c , • 3 -THREAD CHIFFON Orient Sheer' Chiffon in Jolly, Border Rose, Pensive ,atid jnn Gorgeous sP WU NEWEST Swim Suits Newest dress maker styles, in bright print,— Popular ripple styles irr- Prints, Jerseys or Soft Botany • Wool; 'Luxurious Satin and Lastex Suits in many figure flattering styles. Alt sizes and colors. $1.95 $a95 $3.95 itt • ••,,;4' Sewar Bros t foomminnamminErimomme O. SEAF O -R his habitat ever since. On No-vember 27, 1889, ,he was united in marriage to Miss Lizzie' Agnes Miller at Buffalo and the young couple at once came to the homestead in Superior Township, TO this union were born nine chil- dren, all of whom, witlf his devoted wife, survive: Helen (Mrs. Ward Smith),, Homer, Mich.; Charles. Grand Rapids, Allah.; Ada (Mrs. Jack Rosen- berg), William, John, Jr., Leslie, New Rockford; Agnes (Mrs. Berger Jen- sen), Drake, this state; David, 'en the farm, and Clifford, MeVille. All :the children were present. at the obse- quies with the exception of Helen and Charles, wIlto were here for the family reunion held on Sunday, May 260.1,. He also leaves 12 grandchildren and Seven brothers, the brothers being a twin .baother, Jaines,- Swift Current, Sask.; who was here for the funeral; Peter, Aneroid, Sask.; Thomas, Seat- tle, Wash.; Charles. Long Beach, Cali- fornia; William, New Rockford; Geo., Meese Jaw, and Andrew, Swift Cur- rent, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Dodds cele- brated' their 50th wedding annivers- ary with a big family gathering here Ion November 27, 1939. Coming to Su,perior township in his youth, de- ceased early took an active interest in the civic affairs of his community, taking, part in the organization of Eddy !county and i.n, that of. his tewn- ehip at 'a later,date. For five years he served as .towndhip .aesessor; .as a member of the .school and township boards; and! for some time as cern- missiblier from bhe First Commission- er District. Ile was a charter mem- ber of the Ancient .Order of United Workmen and of Century, Lodge, No., 60, A.F. & A.M. A good man and true ham gone on in, the persion of Jahn Dodds. A "devoted husband! antl farther, a loyal friend, a good neigh- bor going about quietly and unobtru- sively to do those geed deeds which becomes a good, Obritsiaa character, his presence is going to be missed by many of elven the younger people, while the pieneers will feel that an- other one of Meer number of an out- standing character has been taken from theme' Mr. Dodds was a bro- ther of the late Robert Dodds, of ELsimpurhey, and Was a cousin of Mr. Thelmas Dodds, of McKillop. BUS TIME TABLE Leaves &earth tor Stratford: flags 8.06 aan. ami 5.15 p.m. Leaves Seaforth for Goderich : Dailv ewe* Sunday and ton., 1,03 p.m. at 7.40 p.m. Sum, wad Dol.. 1,05 p.m. umd 9.20 p.m. cuyeeoettee. et Strafford for Toronto, Vamiltom, 'Buffalo, London, Detroit, filavfatotk, Wlolodetock, Brantford. Agents — Queen'a Dotal, Commercial Hotel. Dick name STRATFORD - GODERICH COACH LINES eisissanirtmemsommerassomigar ONE . WILLYS DEMONSTRATOR first buyer..See us at once! New cars Will be $100.00 'higher' to new Government Tax.' J. E. HUGILL & SONS - 'Agents 11 Dead and Disabled Animals REMOVED PROMPTLY PHONE COLLECT: SEAFORTH 15 EXETER 235 DARLING AND CO. OF CANADA, LTD. 3765x26 Regarding Car Parking TOWN OF SEAFORTH 111 Victoria Park will be lighted and available for parking on Saturday nights for the balance of the Summer. Shoppers and visitors are welcome to use these parking facilities and avoid congestion on Main Street. Police will supervise as far as possible, but motorists are requested to lock their cars, as the municipalityvill not be responsible for any missing articles. PROPERTY COMMITTtE F. S. Si11S, Chairman. ire t;