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The Huron Expositor, 1941-02-21, Page 8FaialIORTQA et c pkg. :4EXLOGG'S CORN FLAKES ',With water glass -2 pkgs • WilE.AT FLUFFS Large size, 22 ounces PEAS—Pride of the Valley 3 Cans VAN CAMP TOMATO SOUP $ Tins 1..IBBY'S. PORK daBEANS• 25c 3 Cans ,e„, c -25c 29c 25c 25c rf'OMATO JUICE Gallon , PRUNES 3 pounds 25c APPLE JUICE 45 Gallon ;HEINZ BABY SOUP 3 Tins IDEAL SILVER POLISH Per Tin SHINOLA FLOOR WAX Tin NEWS OF Tab. ' Annoutreinot.,asirs. Stephen ()ay. al Jones anaatimeeti the naareitgo of he daughter, ,Elizabeth Reynolds, to Mr, Don,ald Roy Cameron', on Satur- day, February 15, 1941, .Fort Saskat- chewan, Alberta. Lady Golfers Plan Bridge. — The lady golfers will hold their next bridge at the home of lairs. J. A. Mac- Donald on Wednesday evening'Feb. 26th, at 8 p.m. Will all the ladies plauning to attend please notify Mrs. MacDonald, Miss Emily Lester or Miss Sally Wood the day before the bridge will be held. ..ee Beal* then' We thoglanifftllrct r0140 NI':tee MAPeettet QIc bee, ered WW1 "My, Teeit,"" A.' very i'T.-tiere,e.ting'Ilopie, "The Life of Merle' hire," wase•gb(eal by mo.,p. Parsons.. Hymn 377, "Sweet Hear of Prayer," -was then sung and the meeting clos. ed with the Miepah beiaedliction. Northside W. M. S. Meets—The W. M. S. or Northside United Church heild their regular monthly meeting on Thu rs day , Feb. 13th, and was in charge or Circle No. 2, under the lead- ership of Mrs. C. Glew. The theme 'Vat; "Finding the Way Through Prayer. flibc readings were given by Mrs,. Barber, Mrs. W. Webster and Mrs. Hu d so re followed by prayer by the Captaia. The offering was then taken tuci the key woman, Mies Lawr- , (ince. then took charge of the missiete ary program which took the form of tableaux, portraying the lite of Maria which was most interesting and instructive. Valentine Euchre is Successful,— C The Valentine euchre held in the parish hall, sponsored by the Girls' W.A. of St. ThomasChurch, was well attended, Miss Evelyn Watson won first prize for the 'ladies and Mrs. Zimmerman won the lone hands. The consolation prize. was won by Mrs. G. Reeves. The first prize for the • men was won. by, Mr. J. Earle and Mr. J. Reeves. the- lone hand prize. The inerds consolation prize was won by Mr. George 1VieGoein. Mr. J. South- gate was fortunate enough to be sit- ting on' the lucky chair. Lunch was. served, followed by the National An- them. 25c - 25c 25c LIFEBUOY SHAVING CREAM 25c Each ITWO-IN-ONE SHOE POLISH' 10 Tin ILIkVOL I N E Cleane. woodwork; package. 'FLUSHO--Toilet flush ..... Can MASIER'S PIG STARTER SIN Cwt. 22c A. C. 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MAME 0 Funeral Service 0 Dublin : Ont. <> 0 Night or day calls: Phone 4 r 19 0 *000*000000* $76l-tc THE SECOND DIVISION - COURT County of Huron Office, in the Dominion Dank Build- Seaforth. Office keen: Tues- day, Tturraday and Saturday, LAO p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday evening. Teo sant. to 0 van. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN • Insurance Agencies - Seaforth ANNOUNCES thereettehete af Ike insurance !routine** 6E, & Meir, and ate addition of lcoriapanies to Our Dreyteent &Ala •'Meltetables te give neeettaiied licadintt 11 liE-AFORTH ONTARIO 10-37 IVIcKILLOP INSIMIA7ME COT Ail 60-016k L-"TeA#oirrti, ONT. °MOM& Of, ,Letideillatire„ •Prete ai,$e4tottli V,Ine,Pres. eatetthrr 1/414r a•4 " Music Pupils Entertain.—The 'Jun- ior music mipils of St. Joseph's Con- vent entertained at a Valentine party on Friday, Feb. 14th, at the Convent. Joanne McMillan won the first ,prize for Miss St. Valentine costume, with Mary Margaret Cleary second. Louise Case and Jean McMaster held the lucky door tickets. A buffet Reach was served. The table, gayly decor- -ated in red acrd White, was soon re- lieved of its sandwiches, cakes, can- dy, etc. Dianne Mellen presided at the cocoa table. .After an inepromptu program ibe• party closed, with sing- ing "Carry On, Canada" and "God Save the "King." Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday. —Northside United cherch: Rev. H. V. Workman, Minister. -11 a.m.. "The Impact •of •Unselfishness"; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., "A Fire of Sacred Love." Thursday, 7.45 p.m, Prayer Service. :.. St Thomas' Charche . Redtor, Rev. Dr. Hurford. -11 a.m., "The Opportun- ity of Lent"; 7 p.m., "The Thames Minesweepers." Liturgy: Q.: Are we all. here? A.: yes, -in. God's care. Amen: Q.: What, then, are we .afraid of? A,: We' are' afraid of nothing. Sunday Scheel .4.10 a.m. St. ;May', Dublin -2.25 :p.m., Sun- day School; 3 p.m., "The Opportunity of Lent." First Presbyterian . Church—Sunday School at 10 a.m.; me:thing subject, "A Prophet's Faith"; evening subject, "The Crooked Made Straight." Mid- week meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m. Rev. Hugh, Jack. Minister.. .eoe Chisholm a McClinchey.---Jn Christie Street Hospits.1.0hapel, Toronto, Mary Purdy, daughter of Mrs. McClinchey and the late 3. H. MeCtinchey, Sea - forth, was • married -yesterday to Lieut. Gordon T. Chisholm, Canadian Active Army, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. -Chisholm, Toronto. Colonel S. Lambert conducted the ceremony. Thebride wore a dress of whisper blue with ,matching hat and- corsage of orchids. She ,was attended by Miss Lillian Chambers, wearing dusty pink and corsage of violets. Mr. Jack Chisholm, brother of the britlegroque was groomsman. A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom's sister, MTS. F. B. Clarke,, Playter Boul- evard, after which: the bride and briegroom left on a short honeymoon to Montreal. EgmondyiTle Y. P. Meets. — The ,basement, of Egmondville Church was nicely decorated with Valentines for the Valentine party ()a Monday eve - cling. The meeting opened with a sing -song led by Anna Watson and Eleanor Hudson. Rev. A. Jir. Gard- iner led in prayer, Mrs. A. W. Gard- iner told a story on "The Ten Lep- ers." Mrs. Nott gave an exercise in dumb -belle with music by Anna Wat- son. A duet, "Rueben. Rueben," by Anna Watson and. Eleanor Hudson was much enjoyed. Rev. Gardiner gave a reading on "Papa and the Boy." Mr. Clarence Trott spoke on "'Education of Today and Activity in the Schools." Be also gave a demon- etration ofe the, things made at the Egenondville school. Mr. Gardiner told a story on St. Valentine's, Day. Lunch Was served, and an 'interesting meeting was brought to a, close. Dies in Kansas.—Daniel Yager, son of Amos and Angeline Wordel Yager, was born in Strathroy, Canada, Nov, 24, 1849, and. passed away 'at his home in. Atwood, Kansas, February 2, 1941, at the age of 91 years, 2 months and 8 days. He served, for five years as blacksmith's apprentice in London, Canada, and then came in the early seventies to Fairbury, Nebraska. He was united in martgage with Mary Ana Moatgomery, February 1, 1888. af's wife was born near Seaforth and lived here for a number of years. To this union was born one son, Joseph,. t'ho resides at Atwood. A few -years oiler their marriage the family mov- en to Olympia. Washington, but re- turned to Herndon, Kansas, in 1902, w bere he operated a blacksmith, shop. In 1906 he was elected to the office of registrar of deeds and moved to Atwood. Mrs, Yager preceded him in death February 9, 1924. Mae Lane Auxiliary Meets. — The Mae Lane Auxiliary of the Northside United Church held their monthly Meeting in the besement of the •Oltirrela OIL Monday eVelaing, Feb: The 'meeting opened With the presi- dente,Mitite Fennell, preeiding, and Hyrum 345, "The eat Phyilielitn N�w id Neer" was led in the minutes, Of ills Iasi •meeting 'trate• lead anti adepted' bit Mitge-:840WOOtt Alai& 1h trettattret, tiehthatO, gave her: fetkeit% teeter' 40,14 tbek 0/10t12.11 teptI4J, 0011 -oilfltXpijr• Death of Mrs. Isaac Moore. — The death took place of Elizabeth Patrick, wife of Mr. Isaac Moore, of Egmon,d2 ville,, on TuesdaY, Feb. 18th, at the home of her son, Mr. Davis Moore, in Toronto. Mrs:' Moore had undergone an operation in Toronto in December aed had been confined to bed ever since. Mr. and Mrs. Moore, lived in Tuckersmith for m.any years where they were highly esteemed residents, and many friends will regret to learn of her passing. °They came to live in Egniondville in 19377 She is surviv- ed by four sons: Harvey, of Tucker - smith; Andrew. W., of Egmoadville; Robert J., of Hen -eel', and Davis, of Toronto, and one daughter, Miss ,.0 - ole Moore, of eXgmondville. Mrs. Robert Lavery, of Staffa, is a sister., tied arfeesrs. William Patrick of Staffa and Montgothery Patrick., of Tucker- smith:are brothers. The funeral will take place from Egmendville Church on Friday, Fe -b. 21st, at 2.30 p.m., to Staffa cemetery. LOCAL BRIEFS • 'Mr. W. E. Southgate, Jr., on the staff of the Kitchener Training School spent a few days leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Southgate: • Messrs. George MeGavid. and Wilson Hawkins were iraWindsor this week. • A rink of Seaforth curlers, Messta-W. A. Wright, J. E. Keating, M. A. Reid and C. A: Barber, 'skip, were in Toronto this week playing in the Ontario Bonspiel. • Mr. J. R. Hillis, of Toronto, was a week -end guest at the home of Mrs. G. Turnbull. LOOK! A REAL GOOD SET _OF HARNESS for only $aga AT Jack's Shoe and Harness Repair SEAFORTH "Your Shoes Made Like New" Hot Supper! — in — • First Presbyterian Church • FRIDAY, FEB. 21st Under the auspices of the Holmes -Nixon Group of • the Ladies' Md. Supper served at 6.15 EVERYONE WL'LCOME • ADMISSION - 35 CENTS eta 44# RAY teats Piot Let- me show you the proof. Then place your order through me. No writing. No money • orders, ' No bother. Personal attention - prompt delivery. THOS. DICKSON, Seaford' WM. STAPLETON, Dublin ALVIN W.KERSLAKE,Hensall v1,40.Ri %%sly' ' df DEAD Or ,11,tar DISABLED ANIMALS Phov • tcysgfothiiirtivr 0,,t0?4X WILLIAM STONE SONS LTD Roe*. LSproat • 'rhoue 8 SNOW STORM SPECIALS TILL FEBRUARY 26th SUGAR—Granulated or 69c Yellow-1AI lbs. PRUNES --Fresh, Sweet; 9g,,, 3 lbs. . "1'4' AYLMER PEAS—Ne. 4 4 7,,. 2- Tins . I I Iii BEEHIVE CORN SYRUP 18c . 2 lbs. 5 Pounds 39c AUNT JEleLNA PAN- • CAKE' FLOUR—Pk... 15c • (Pancake Day, Tues., Feb.. 25th) CAMHBELL'S TOMATO 7c SOU -2 Tins CLARK'S PORK AND co. this BEANS -40 oz., del. nsiairti CLARK'S IRISH STEW 15 oz. -2 Tina 25c ORANGES—Sweet, Juicy; lite dozen I itri 2 Dozen 29c SUGARLESS FRUITS 18 -oz. Tin 19c SUGARLESS WAX 12c BEANS ---Tin YOUR SHOPPING CENTRE • Mrs. C. Reith is spending a week at her home in Georgetown and at- tending the wedding of her sidter. • Mr. Jasaan Ellis, of Toronto, spent the week-endwith his family here. • Mr. and Mrs. George Love, of Bluevale, were week -end guests at the home of her parents, Mr. anal A. D. Scott.' e. Miss Mary Hays, of Toroato, Spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,Adam Hays. • Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Walter and. little daughter, of Dundas, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Willis. • Miss Mary Turner, of Clinton, was the week -end guest of Miss Mae Wightxnan. • • Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Christie, of Dungannon, spent the week -end with friends here. • Miss Catherine Flannery is in To- ronto this week. • Mr. Donald Scott, -of Stratford, spent the week -end at the home of his mother, Mrs. H. R. Scott. • Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lindsay, of Toronto, and Miss Gladys Thomp, son, of Niagara Palls, were week -end' guests at the home, of their another, Mrs. .L B. Thompson. • Dr. J. M. Kaiee, B.V., S.C., Win- nipeg, was the week -end guest of his parents, Rev. C. C. and Mrs. Kahle. • L.A.C. Glen Fletcher, of No. 1 Training Centre, Toronto, was a guest this week at the home of his great grandmother, Mrs. S. Boyd, High St. Mr. Fletcher left on Thursday for Montreal, Where he will undergo fur- ther training. He is a grandson of Mrs. Williams and the late W. B. Williams, of Stratford. • Mrs. Grace Cameron, Toronto; 'Mr. Sam Walker, Timanlins, and Mr. Jack Walker, R.C.A.F., Montreal, spent the week -end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Walker. •"Pte. Glen Somers, of Camp Bar- den, spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. Somers, and, uncle, Mr. C. E. Smith. • Mr. Tom Silts, "R.C:A.F.,teturned Sunday' to Camp Borden atter spend- ing a week's leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. S. Sills:- • Mre,. Gorden McDonald, of Strat- ford, was a i:eek-end giiest at the home Of .hei. daughter, Mrs. Ralph McFaddin and lalr. McFaddin. • Miss Margaret Forrest, R.N., of Stratford, spent the week-end•at the home of, her father, Mr. John For- rest. • Mr. J. keeman, of London, was the week -end guesteof Mr.' and Mrs. C. Reath. • Mayor J. J. Cluff, Town Treasur- er D. H. Wilson, H. G. Meir and G. C. Brightrall were in Toronto this .week on business. • • The Ladies' Aid of First Presby- terian Church will serve a hot supper in the school room of the church on Friday, February 21st. • Miss Mary Hays' spent several days in Toronto last week. • Mr. Aldie Eckert, R.C.A.F., Sky Harbor, spent the week -end with his Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eckert. • Mrs. W. G. Fee has returned from Creighton Mines, where she was called owing to the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. T. R. Reale. • Miss Mary Kling, R.N., of Hamil- ton, is visitang her mother, Mrs. W. D. Manson, in Egmondville. • Mr. Cyril Flannery- has accepted a position, in Win -deer and left for that city on Monday. • /Mrs. Charles Hays, of London, has been, a guest at the home of Mrs, R. 5. 'Hays. • Dr. and Mrs. J. A. ,Gorwill and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Macbonald spent the week -end in Toronto. • The World Day of Prayer will be held in First Presbyterian Church on Friday, February 2gth, at 3 pen. • Mr. J. P.. Bell, of Toronto, wast - 1 n town on Thursday. • Mr. Garnet Free, on the .staff of the Chatham Training School, . spending a few days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Free. nutting out pater)* fin* SaiWing ald9 alTatiging 'Wad Pachagivg 4 bale. Par. log the • afternoon Ir ill•AW• Was Made U r a.olit -Mrs. Fleming qt4i4ger be - hag the lucky person,' Another pleas- ant feature of the afternoon was a tea served by four ladieoof the so:, clay which was mach (inlayed by all. , The hostesses for tile tea were Mrs.! C.. Stokes, Mrs, Forest McKay, Mrs. Webster Jacklin and Mrs. George Hislop. The bale which- was packed con- tained the following; 4 ladies' night- gowns, 5 ladies' dresses, 1 ladies' Coat, 8 children's dressea, 1 child's slip, 6 ehildrenrs skirts, 7 pair children's bloomers, 6 children% nightgowns, 4 pair men's pyjamas, 3 pair boys' py,. jamas, 4 boys' shirts, 1 hot water bat; tle cover, 6 ice bags, 3 guilts, 3 sleeve- less sweaters, 4 scarfs, 2 seamen's scarfs, 2 pair seamen's sox, 13 pair dox, 8 pair 'mitts, 2 pair rifle mitts, 1 Pair gloves, 3 helmets, 6 pair wrist- lets, 1 pair boys' pants, 5 boys' over- all -suits, 1 pair sleepers, 1 pair child's gloves. ST. -COLUMBAN Snowplows are kept busy opening up No. 8 Highway and tramping on sideroads is very heavy even for sleighs and cutters. The dance which was to have been held on Wednesday in the parish hall, has been postponed owing to weather and road conditions. Mrs. John Downey, of London, has been visiting her sisters, Mrs. John Dalton, Miss Cronin and other rela- tives. Thomas Holland, of Windsor, spent a few (Jaya with relatives, 411:ORMINIME111•11110101.1•IMIMISIt CONSTANCE 410,11 The regular meeting of the W.M.S. was held in the school room on Thurs- day, Feb. 14th, with Mrs. Wm. Brit- ton, president, in the eltair. The min- utes were read and adopted. .The theme of the meeting was "Christian Living." Mrs. B. BeStephenson read a leaflet on "Christian Living," and Mrs. John Nottingham gave the ,story from the study book and was accom- panied by Mrs. Earl Lawson; Mrs. B. Snell and Mrs. G. Addison. The col- lection was taken, and Mrs. Britton closed the meeting with prayer. The Live Wire . Class of Constanee United Church held a crokinole party in tho schoolroom on Friday last. Lunch was served. Miss Ethel Dexter, of Kitchener, spent" the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter. ' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson and son, Donald, were in Brigden visiting Mr. Logan, Mrs. 'Stephen'son's father, who was taken ill while on a visit with friends. Mr. Logan is, not im- proving as much as his friends would like. Those who attended the banquet of the International Plowing Match held in the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, from this vicinity were: W. L. Whyte, W. J. l?ale and Ross McGre- gor. Master Douglas Britton, of Clinton, spent the week -end with his grand- parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. W. Britton. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams and son, Clifford, of Londeeboro, spent' Sundqy with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter..• The' young people are presenting their play, "Win.dy Willows," at Au- burn on. Friday, Feb. 28th, the 'pro- ceeds to go toward the Red Cross. BAYFIELD Miss, Jennie McEwen had the nets- fortupe to fall on the ice' on Saturdayevening, breaking her hip, and was .treat- ment, to Ciinto'n hospital for :treat- , Mr. and Mrs. Churchward and. Miss Mary Jean Moochouse, of London, called on friends in the village on Sat- urday last. The many friends. of Mrs. Ca,stle, Sr., are pleased she has improved some in, her illness. ' Mrs. Goldthorpe has sold the tools and equipment of her garage and is negotiating with a gas and oil com- pany Who wants to rent the garage. Miss Doris Featherston, nurse -in - training at London, has been visiting her parents, Mn. and Mrs. E. A. Fea- therston the past week. The Directors of the Hayfield Agri- cultural Society intend holding their annual masquerade 'carnival a n d dance in Easter week in the. Town Hall. Nfrs. Guest and her sone -Charlie, are Visiting her sietets in London at Theatre Seaforth Now Playing GEORGE RAFT • ANN SHERIDAN HUMPHREY BOGART "THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT" ,WAYNE MORRIS ROSEMARY LANE "LADIES MUST LIVE" • Mon., ./ Tues Wed. . JEFFRY LYNN PRENDA MARSHALL "MONEY AND THE WOMAN" with ROGER PRYOR Suspense — Romance Breathless Excitement! • ,,.• ( ;it • ' ': .4,, Next Thurs.,- Fri., Sat. present. The many friends of Mrs. John Worsel (nee Ina. Fowiie) were shock- 0to hear of, her death in Regina, Sask., last week. Deceased had un- derwent an operation which caused her passing away. The funeral took place at Regina last week. She is survived by her husband, and two sons, also two sisters, Frances and Ethel, of this village, also two bro- thers, Laurie 'and Fred, of London. The husband and family, her sisters and brothers have the sincere sym- pathy of this community in their be- reavement. The members of L.Q.L. No. 24, their wives and sweethearts, spent a social evening in their hall on Friday last. After spending an hour at progres- sive euchre, an interesting debate took place, "Resolved that the tractor is more use to the farmer than. the horse." Both sides took their parts well, the judges deciding in favor of the horse. Following this a good sup- per was enjoyed by all in attendance. MANLEY Mr. Gerald Meriay spent the week- end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKay, aid returned' Sunday afternoon to resume his duties in Galt. Miss Cecelia Eckert is still c,on- valescing in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, after an opera.tion, and is progressing rapidly'. The many friends of Mr. August Buermaen are sorry to hear he suf- fered a stroke last week and -they wish him a speedy recovery. , February has proved itself to be a real old-timer and has again made the roads impassable. BRUCEFIELD W. M. -S. Meets The Women/s Missionary Society of the Brucefield United Church held their meeting on 'Wednesday after- noon in the church parlors at the us- us.al hour, with the president, Miss I Bowey, in the chair. Mrs. Horton gave the Temperance paper, -Mrs, H. Dalrymple taking charge of the meet- ing. The Bible study was taken. by MPS. R. Allaa, Mrs. C. Haugh, Mrs. H. Aikenhead and Mrs. R. Scott, af- ter' which Mrs. Dalrynaple led in prayer. The topic far the meeting was on Korea, taken by Mrs. R. Scott, 'IYirs. IT.. Allan and Mrs. Haugh,. The meeting closed by alt repeating the Mizpali benediction.' estoresitemaiernsoniscumeste. Reconditioned Used Cars, Trucks and Tractors 1929 Ford 'A' Coupe 1931 Ford 'A' Coach 1932 Ford V-8 Coach 1935 PontiaC Sedan 1936 Ford V-8 Coach 1936 Ford V-8 Sedan 1937 Ford V-8 Sedan 1929 Ford 'A' Panel Delivery 1935 Ford V-8 Panel Delivery 1934 Cev. 2 -ton Stake Truck 1936 Ford V-8 2 -ton Stake Truck - --- Fordson Tractor Si plow DALY'S SEAFORTH SEAFORTH COLLEGIATE PRESENTS AnnualCommencement AND THE SPARKLING MUSICAL REVUE "Hits and Misses" A Melburn E. Turner Production •NEW TUNES •NEW DANCES • NEW SCENERY • NEW COSTUMES • NEW SKETCHES CARDNO'S HALL, THURSDAY - FRIDAY February 27 -28-8 p.m., sharp ADMISSION, 50 CENTS. ALL SEATS RESERVED. 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