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The Seaforth News, 1938-06-23, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1938 THE SEAFORTH NEWS � - w elZ � �ttia 'a' � k'lun ~0 fl) ti* e'er0w1Q� rn t Z RQ SUPERIOR Prices Till June 29 P. & G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAP 10 bars 31 c LXBBY'S TOMATO JUICE 10% oz. 6 Tins 25c HILLCREST PURE LARD 1s 2 �L1BS..25 �' ZEST SWEET GHERKINSi� 28 oz. jar PER JAR 2a c GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 19 Zs 2 TITTS c GRAPE NUT FLAKES 2 'PKIG, 19c Premiutn Tea, Black or Mixed, 1s, with beautiful Birch of Paradise China Free ........... .................1 tb. 65c Aylmer Choice Columbia Raspberries, 16 ozper tin 15c Quaker Corn Flakes 2 pkg. 19c Blue Boy Coffee, 1 tb, bag per bag 25e Arctic Pastry Flour, 7 tbs,-21c; 24s 55c Magic Baking Powder (Cash & Carry) 4 oz, -14c; 8 oz. 19c 16 oz. 28c Baby -'s' Toilet Soap ............. ......... 5 bars 25c Chipso, send box top and 25c to Manufacturer and get a Peasant Apron Large Package 21c St. Croix Castile Soap 10 cakes 25c Green Giant Peas, 17 oz. 2 tins 29c Fancy Biscuits, Springtime Blossom Marshmallow... tb. 19c Choice Blue Rose Rice 2 tbs. 19c American Beauty Shrimps per tin 20c Miracle Whip 8 oz. per btl. 21c Red Bird Matches, Eddy's 3 pkg, 25c Hillcrest Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c Choice Breakfast Bacon, sliced per tb. 35c Tooth Picks per pkg. 5c Waterglass "For Preserving Eggs" 2 Tins 25c Fly Swatters, Rubber or Wire each 10c Rubber Jar Rings, Best Quality 2 doz. 13e Zinc Jar Rings, Heavy per doz. 25c Shirriff's Fancy Free Dessert 3 pkg. 25c 0 Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE 8 PHONE 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, 'holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 97 SEAFORTH MARKETS. Wheat, per 'bus. ,. ;.,....u. , , 170c Oats, per ;bus. . 4ac Barley, per bus. . , ........1, .... , . 'Salt Buckwheat, per bus. 6dc" KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stewart and Miss Marilyn Stewart of Leamington, also Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mahaffy and Mr. 'Ross 'Mahaffy of Dublin and Mr. Wen. Dalrymple df Cromarty, and friends from .Ailsa Craig visited with Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Stewart dur- ing the week, Master 'Gran't McGregor, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Rdbt. McGregor de- lightfully entertained a number of This little friends to a !birthday ,party., AU report a lovely time. WINTHROP Don',t 'forget the congregational pic- otic of the 'McKillop charges to ' ;be held in Mr. Thomas Dodds' grove on Saturday, tJtine BSIbh. 'Everybody bring lunch. . IYIr, 'Gillies 'and Mr, Bill 'Campbell are spending a few 'holidays at their homes. We are sorry to hear that little Bobby Battles is on 'the sick list. We hope Bobby is soon well again. Mr, and Mrs, George Eaton, Don and Ken and [Mr. 'and Mrs. Walter. Eaton and Larry spetvt Sunday with -Mr. and Mrs. Peter 'McCowan of Box'boro, The .sdhoot [children haven't .many more 'days to' go to school till the'hol- idays start, 'We hope the weather gets colet• when 'writing their exams. We wish 'them all stucces's.. Winthrop 'play. 'foot 'ball in .1Clintou to- nigh t '('Thursday):. • Walton defeated Winthrop 1-0 last Friday night. ,Our boys seem to have the 'best of the igames hut no 1•u'ck in :scoring, .and that's what counts. DUBLIN The Canadian Legion held their 'de - oration •day on Sunday. The graves visited at St, 'Patrick's Church Cem- etery, Dublin, were those of the late Joseph Evans and Louis 'Jordan. Mr. James Shea has returned ,home from Chicago and his friends are pleased to see hint so 'much improved after being 'laid up so long. Mrs, Frank Carlin and 'Miss Way of Stratford visited with friends. Mrs. Frank Evans is visiting with friends in. Detroit. • Mr. Ralph Dill of Stratford visited his parents in the village. 'Miss Birdie Murray of SCitcheser was a -week-end visitor at her home. The many friends of Mrs. .Maty Carpenter are pleased to hear she is improving. Dr. ?rank A..Stapleton of : Brant- ford visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stapleton. MANLEY Haying operations have . started with the sweet clover and alfalffa. The old meadows are not ,as good as ex- pected. - Sister Martha and Sister Stepltany from the 'Ursuline -Convent in Strat- ford were visitors ,at the• home of Sister Martha's brother, Mr. Jerry O'Hara and on the .return trip Sister Stepihany called on her mother, Mrs. C. K. Holland, who is Mr. Bryan 'O'Hara is in the hospi- tal in Seaforth. The High ;School students 'have re- turned home to spend 'the holidays with 'their parents. BRUCEFIELD The Y. P. 'U. will hold their ,picnic at 'Gil'pin's Grove, south of Bayfield, on (June '118th, .Mrs. Proudfoot and daughter of -the 'Soo are visiting Mrs, Mary Mc- Kenzie. The many friends of Mrs, Was. Berry will be sorry to hear that she is not enjoying goodi 'health. Miss Bessie M'dKay is 'with. her. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, T. H. Wheeler • were Mr. ' and Mrs. A. Wheeler and 'Donald, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, 0. H, Halstead sad Floyd, Stratford, Mrs. W. Edmunds and Mr. .and. Mrs. F. Kling of Seaforth:' Miss Elsie Smith 'visited in Sea - forth last 'week, STANLEY Mr. and -Mrs. W. J. Clark and dau- ghter • Do:ris visited for a few days over the week end at the 'home of Mr. Clifford 'Clunk of Hamilton and Mr Want and For Sale ads, '11 week 25c IEp'hriatg Hawes of Pt. Colborne. TOWN TOPICS, .Misses Ida and Eva Love return this week front Toronto to the :home .of their mother, Mrs. 'John Love, be- fore 'leaving shortly on a motor -trip ,through 'the States to' California and the West coast. Mr. Russell Walters, Dundas, seen the week end in town and returned with Mrs. Walters who spent the week here. Mrs W. Edmunds has returned of ter spending three weeks in Mitchell, with her sou and d'au'ghter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. IJaok iEdmunds. Messrs, W. J. Duncan (skip), M. A. Reid, J. J, Chaff and P. J. Dorsey attended a rink tourney at Stratford on Friday evening. Mr. Arthur Edmunds, Hamilton, spent theweek end here. 'Mr. 'James Pringle of Milwaukee was renewing acquaintances in Sea - forth on •Monday afternoon. Mr. ,and Mrs..Allex Broa'dfoot leave Monday for their home in Moosejaw. Miss 'Olive Laidlaw has been spending a few days in Toronto. Mr. M. MciKell'ar left on Tuesday to 'attend the Grand Lodge of the I. b. O. F. in Hamilton as represent- ative'of Fidelity Lodge No. 1515; Sea - forth. He will also represent District No. x8, as !District Deputy Grand Master -elect. Mrs. Joint Hillebrecht and Mrs. Arnold Westcobt left on -Monday morning to attend Rebekah Assembly h O. 0. IF. Grand Lodge in Hamilton. Mrs, H. M. Vokes 'of Detroit is spen'din'g a few -clays with Mr. and Mrs. John Sproat, Dr. and Mrs. J.'B,'Frisbee and dau- ghter Helen, of Butte, Montana, .(nee Marie 'Gaetameyer of Seaforth) ar- rived on Monday and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Devereaux, 'Victoria street, They .will leave on Thursday for Buffalo, ;before returning to their home. Mr. Ross Allen of Brantford is spending a week with his father, Mr. Sylvester Allen. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sills and son Ronnie visited friends in 'Detroit on Sunday. FOOTBALL WALTON vs. ,SEAFORTH At Recreation Grounds, Seaforth Friday, June 24 At 6:30 P. M. ADMISSION - '" 20 CENTS Two good teams. Come and see - a fast game. ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY ST. JAMES' CHURQH, SEA - FORTH THURS., JULY 14 ANNIVERSARY SERVICES CROMARTY PRESBYTER-, IAN CHURCH SUNDAY, JUNE 26TH Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. con- ducted by Rev. W. E. Kelly, B.D., Listowel. Special music by Choir and visiting soloist Tuesday Eve.,June 28 Strawberry Supper AND PROGRAMME BRUSSELS BAND 'WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE Admission ' - 40cand 20'c PAGE FIVE Mr. C. Eckart islaid up with a'foot ailment. Mirs, Ida Shaw and son Douglas Shaw, C.A., of Regina, and cousins, - Polly and Ruby -D'uff of Bluev'ale„ visited •Mrs. IJ, M. IGovenlook and Mrs. Jessie Brown on Monday. Mrs, Shaw, formerly Miss Dda Duff, was -a daughter of the late 'W. G. Duff, Mc- Killop teacher for some years. Mrs. Shaw has been in Regina for 30 years, iMrs. A. R. Knight and Miss 'Clara B. McKinley of Toronto spent Tues- day with their sister Mrs. A. D. Armstrong, Mrs, ,James E. Stewart of Red Deer, Alberta, returned ' home last 'week .after spending the winter with Mrs. A. Stewart, Side street. Mr. and Mrs, Gant Gordon are visiting at their home on ,Goderich street. BAYFIELD A wedding of interest -to many took place in Trinity Church, Bayfield, on Saturday, June I1,Sth, at 'half past three o'clock when Jean Margaret, younger 'daughter of Mrs. Woods .and the late Niniann Wiidridge Woods, MRCS. (1En•g.) 'became the 'bride of Mr. Robert Harold Middleton, ,Phu. B. df Poat'C're•dit, younger son of ,Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Middleton, 'Clinton, The ch'urc'h was decorated with 'd'elplh- iniunt and pink .peonies. Tapers 'burn- ed on the altar. The ceremony was performed by the Rector, Rev. W. G. Bugler, and 'Rev . F. H. Paull, of Windsor. The 'wedding music was played by Mrs, IF, H. 'Paull and dur- ing the signing of the register Mrs, K. Moorh'ou'se sang "Because," Th -e bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, W.' F. Buchan, of Dunn- ville, entered the •Churc'h to the strains 'of the wedding march from Lohengrin. Her gown was of white suede lace in rose design over white' satin, 'fashioned on straight lines with a short Full train and short 'bolero with sleeves pointed over the hand. She wore a sunburst of ,pearls, a fam- ily heirloom, Her long veil of silk net ;flowed from a coronet of seed pearls and site carried a shower 'bou'quet of 'Johanna Hill roses and lilrof•the- valley. Her sister, Miss Lucy R. Woods, was bridesmaid and wore a watteau pink frock in crisp silk 'net, with finely -drawn threads forming a floral design, made in full skirted sil- houette with brief [bolero, and an im- ported Swiss straw hat finely em- broidered in scroll desing in watteau blue. She carried Briarcliff roses. Mr. George Middleton; brother of the groom was groomsman and the ush- ers were Mr, Stewart Middleton and Dr. IE, IP, Lewis. Following She cere- mony a reception was held at the fa- mily residence, The bride's mother re- ceiving in a 'floor length 'gown of French suede dace in cornflower 'blue and large navy mohair hat with corn- flower trim and corsage of Token roses and lily -of -the -valley. The groom's mother wore a gown of chry- santhemum -flowered chiffon over black satin, a large -hat of 'black mo- hair with yellow rose trim, grey fea- ther boa, .and a corsage of Johanna 11411 roses and lilyof-the-valley. Buf- fet refreshments were served, the table 'being centred with the cake, on either side of which burned tapers and floral decorations in Briarcliff roses and lily -of -the -valley, The youii'g couple left on a honeymoon trip through the Adirondacks, New York State, and will spend a week at Lake Placid. The bride travelled in a navy !blue silk suit with white trim, white panama hat with navy trine and matching accessories. On their return they will reside :in [Port Credit, On- tario. (Guests were present from Lon- don, Windsor, Toronto, Dunnville, Galt, Markham, New Dundee, Cale- donia, Detroit, Clinton, Goderich .and Seaforth. Mr. A, E. Erwin spent the week end itt Flint, Mich, Mr. and Mrs. H. Erwin left this week for their 'home in Akron, 'Ohio, after spending' the last month in Bay- field. Mr. and Mrs. H. Weston of Detroit are guests of Miss L. Weston this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wightman of Detroit have arrived at their cottage and ex- pect to spend the summer here. Home Cooking SALE 'Under 'auspices of the C. W. L. of St. Calumban atur. June 25 Afternoon and Evening DOORS OPEN AT 3 O'CLOCK . In Routledge's Vacant Store, Seaforth STRAWRERR FESTIVAL MANSE LAWN, BRUCE'FIELD rs. Ju Thu ne 23 PROGRAM•PROV'IDED BY THE HEN'SALL BAND ' ASSISTED BY LOCAL TALENT Admission - 351c and 210c VARNA • Mr. .and Mrs. 'Albert Austin and kiddies, accompanied by Miss 'Jennie Austin, .all of Londesbore, spent Sun- day with -ache fornter's mother, Mrs. Austin. Rev. Mr. 'Paull of 'Windsor took charge of the service in St. John's •Church Sunday evening. He was ac- companied by Mrs, Paull who very ably assisted the choir. Mr. Dilworth of Hamilton called on his mother-in.law Tuesday. Several from this district attended anniversary service ire, -Blake United Church Sunday. Mr, C. \Pilgrim 'Sr. has returned a'f- ter spending two weeks -with 'his son in Forest. Mrs. Madderford -of London is the guest o'f Mrs. Smith.' . A very 'pleasant night -was 'spen't at the Name of Mr. and Mrs. G H. Beatty Tuesday when 'upwards of sixty guests were entertained, spon- sored by the Library -board. The ev- ening wening was spent in music .and singing. Mr. Harvey McGee of IAtuburn, Mr. and Mrs. Peters were thief among the singers. Atter the program a very generous 'helping of strawberries with ,cream and cake, with tea or 'coffee, in fact a strawberry festival. Several guests attended from Auburn: The Board are to be complimented. IN A CASE TRACTOR r8\ FOR 1938 • ^=1rw5E iiiw: LOWER CFCfI S L ®STuntr COME !N AND LET'S PROVE IT! J. A. DARLING PHONE 9, DUBLIN KIPPEN With an attendance of 313 member's and 'twenty 'visitors ,the Kippen .East W. I. held their iJune meeting at the home of Mrs. W. ,Kyle. The singing of the 'Ode and the Lord's prayer re- peated in unison opened the meet- ing. Mrs. Traquair gave the 'Bi'ble reading followed by a short poem, "'Jane Beauty," read by Mrs. IVat'ley. Mrs. 'Kyle read interesting history of the 'farm and Miss G. Tremeer read She minutes of the last meeting 'fol- lowed by the report of the .morning session of tate .annual meeting held et Thames Road Church', -by Mrs, Doig and Mrs. Clark gave a splendid re- port o'f the .afternoon 'session. The roll call was the name of 'try favorite teacher -to which nearly all respond- ed. Mrs. ,IJo'hn 'cairns of Brucefield favored by singing Bonny 'Mary of Argyle and responded with "Take Me Back to Dear 'Old Childhood" -as an encore. Both songs were very much appreciated, The motto, 'The Great- est School For the human race is the hone," was given 'by Mrs. W. Mar- tin. Mrs. M. Cooper read a short poem '"Childhood Days," ,and the cur- rent events by 'Mrs. E. Chappell were quite interesting. A paper on (Foot- wear was read ,by -Mrs. W. 'Parker, followed by the piano solo, "Medita- tion," played by Mrs. John McGreg- or. The debate "Resolved that the radio is more beneficial to us than our current literature was ably argued by Miss Dinnen and Miss Watt for the affirmative and Mrs. H. Caldwell and Mrs. G. McLean for the negative. While the judges were making a. de- cision the sides captained by Mrs. H. Caldwell and Mrs. W. McGregor en- joyed a spelling match, with Mrs. Caldwell's side winning. Rev. Mr. C'hand'ler and Mr. T. -N. Forsythe, judges in the debate, now gave the decision in favor of the affirmative ;but by only a very narrow margin. A rote of thanks was given to Mrs. Kyle and the singing of the national anthem closed the meeting. The next meeting in 'July will be .at the home of Mrs, Morley Cooper. It was decid- ed to have our annual picnic to Bay- field on July 9th. A social 'half hour was spent while lunch was served. Rev. Hicks of London conducted the service in Kippeu Church on Sun- day last and delivered a good temper- ance sermon. Miss -Chandler of Blenheim spent the week end with her• parents at She manse. Mrs, Dietz of the village continues quite poorly, Mrs. -Chesney of Stratford spent the past week at the 'home of Mrs. Robt. 'Eigie, Dr. and Mrs. Lawson of Listowel. visited with 'Kippen friends recently. Mrs. Rev. Littleford of Red Lake is spending a month with her parents in the village. The ladies of St. Andrew's are 'hold- ing a 'strawberry festival on the manse28th. lawn on Tuesday evening, June The sacrament of the Lord's supper will be observed on Sunday 'morning next. LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Larson, 'for- merly Lillian Howatt, of Saskatoon, /Sask., who -were on a motor trip through Canada and U. S., visited their cousin, 'Mrs. J. P. Manning, last week, The S'hob'brook reunion was held at Goderich ,on Saturday, June 1111th. Guests from ;She West, Niagara Falls and London were included in the par- ty 'of friends, Mr, Cyril -Richards of Toronto spent the week end 'here. Mr. and Mrs. W. E Manning have returned, 'having 'taken a motor trip through Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal,. Ottawa, .Que'bec, city and on as far as -Gas-pe Point returning by Maine and New Brunswick, N. S. On the way home they visited their cousin, Mr. and Mrs. !Ernest Morris ,of Niagara Falls, 'N.Y. Mrs, Margaret Manning' has return - FOR SALE . Coal - Shingles Coal, First Class Anthracite, is at the lowest cost for the Season. $11.80 off cars—$12.40 delivered in town, June or early July delivery. Egg, Stove or 'Nut size. All prices cash. Orders ,placed this week will g'uaran'tee delivery. SHINGLES We have some Best Quality '50C B. C. Red Cedar Shingles at $4.80 ,per sq. J. H. SCOTT, Phone 336 ATTE NTION Professor Christie McKenna CANADA'S PREMIER READER LOCATED AT COMMERC- IAL HOTEL, SEAFORTH, ROOM 16 Thanks the Good People of Seaforth and district for their kindness in the man- ner of their support. Will be here until Saturday Evening ed having spent the past two weeks with Toronto 'friends. Mr. Arthur Lyon, Toronto. who has gust completed his 'fifth year in medi- cine, is visiting with his 'parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. Lyon, Mr. Fred Sprung is visiting at the home of 'his uncle, Mr. Fred Shob- brook. Quite a number of friends on the lIOth concession of Hullett met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rober- ton, who were recently ,married and presented them with an occasional chair and rug. Mr, and Mrs. Roberton have settled down to married life at the home of Mr. John 'Vodden, 113th concession. Congratulations are in or- der. - Mrs. Bert Brunsdon has been visit- ing for a 'time with her mother at Ottawa. Mr. ,A+lain Watson and sister, Lon- don, is' visiting at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Chas. Watson. Mr, J. ID. Elsley and Mr. 'K. Ford- wich, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper and, IGladywn of St. Marys visited. with the •former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'James Elsley, it 'being Mrs. J. Elsley's ;birthday on Sunday, !lune 19. Congratulations from 'friends. BRODHAGEN. M•r. and Mrs, Wm. S. 'Rie'hl spent Sunday in ;Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. John Rose and -family of IGadsh•ill and Mr. -and Mrs, Henry L. Schmidt of Crosshill spent Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred (Dipple. Mr. [and Mrs. 'Ed it ressiler and fam- ily visited with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hart of Strat- ford spent -several 'days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. 'G. 'Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby of ,Zurich spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. .Fred Dietz. Mr. and 'Mrs. -Krieger and 'family of _Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Fin- layson of near Seaforth visited with Ur. and Mrs. Manuel Beuerntann. Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth and family and Mrs. 'Z. IElligson are spending a few days with relatives in Detroit. Mr, 'an'd Mrs. Priestop of Wartburg and Mr. and. Mrs. :Chris. A, Leon-. Ihardt of 'Cranbrook .spent .Sunday with Mr. ,and Mrs, Arthur !Priestop. 'Mr. W. L. 'Quereiigesser is attend- ing the Postmasters' Convention in North Bey. Hundreds of Cash Prizes Weekly Every Week, in The Detroit Sunday Tines, you will ,finch TEN NEW COMPLETE CONTESTS offering hundreds of cash prizes You can win one or all! That you may follow this brain teasing. fun -provoking contest' page every week, sec your local •tleal- er, 'and' arrange ,for delivery of The Detroit Sunday Times, -