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The Seaforth News, 1939-08-31, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1939 ZSEINIMILIMIDIMINSIMMI • !I THE SEAFORTH NEWS A 3 Superior Values, Aug. 31 to Sept. 6 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, is ........................Per lb. 3s c KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES .. a.....,.:.. 2 Pkg. 15c ST. WILLIAMS ORANGE MARMALADE, 32 oz, , ....... Per Jar 23c Aylmer CATSUP, 12 oz 2 btl. 25c CARDINAL CREAM : ISCUITS .............. 'Per lb. 15c BRUCE'S SWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 50 oz, each 19c PEARL SOAP, 5 cakes, and 1 Box Handy 19c Ammonia ALL FOR Heinz Baked Beans, med size 2 tins 25c Grape Nut Flakes ... , ... , . .... • . . • 2 pkg. 19c Jello 2 pkg. 15c Swansdown Flour per pkg. 27c Salmon, Cascade Fancy Pink, %s per tinlOc 1s per tin 14c per pkg. 19c per pkg. 5c Tea Bisk, med, size Lawrasou's. Snowflake Ammonia Cleans and Sterilizes Hawes Floor Gloss Hawes Floor Wax, 1s with 4 oz. btl. Lemon Oil 2 In 1 Shoe Polish, Paste -12c; Dole's Pineapple Juice, 12 oz. Dole's Gems Pineapple, 14 oz. Gold Soap Crisco, 1s -23c; Libby's Tomato Juice, 101/2 oz Surprise Soap Comfort Soap Lux Toilet Soap Hillcrest Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c Hillcrest Shortening 2 lbe. 23c Aylmer Tasty Cut Asparagus, 2s each 15c Manning's Cocoanut Dainties, cello pkg, biscuits per p kg. Miracle Whip, 32 oz. ppeer pkg. 49cc Derby Cheese, %s per 2 tijar 19c ns Peter Pan Peas, No. 3 sieve, 17 oz.c pertin MaLaren's Nut Crush, 16 oz. 295e Dog Foodper n 5c Classic Cleanser Shrimps per tin 150 lbs. 190 Ginger Snaps Biscuits 2 3 boxes 25c Silent Matches pints 59c for 45c Liquid 15e per tin 11c 2 tins 35c 2 cakes 9c 3s 65c 5 tins 25c 5 cakes 19c 4 cakes 15c 3 cakes 17c PEACHES ARE VERY CHEAP NOW 6 QUART BASKETS, No. 2s 29c 6 QUART BASKETS, No. 1s 39c Ross J. S Miss N. roat Pryce Aismerninwomovacasaintoassmansamestomamarantesamrage BRODHAGEN. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Iiartje and :Baster Kenneth Scherbarth of De- troit are visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bennewies, Mr. Ivan. Scherbarth of Detroit is visiting with his uncle, Mr. August Scherbarth, AA'. and Mrs. W. L. Querengesser, Mr. and Mrs, Russell Sholdice and Gary spent Sunday with relatives in Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. duo, C. Diegel returned with them after spending a week there. Some of our bandsmen assisted the Blyth Band at the open air coneert in Clinton on Sunday evening: The, Brodhagen Band will hold an- other open - air concert on Sunday evening which will likely be the last for the season Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice are spending a few days at the Toronto exhibition. Walker's FUNERAL HOME UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING J. R. WALKER. JR. Holder of Government diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone of ST, COLUMBAN Mr, Norman McQuaid and Miss Margaret O'Reilly, Mr. Joseph Coyue and Miss Irene McQuaid and Mr. Ed Melady and 4Frances Delaney spent Sunday inPortStanley. PHONE 8 PHONE 77 TOWN TOPICS Miss Muriel Collins of Montreal, who was a guest last week of her cousin, Mrs. R. G. Parke, returned on Saturday and also visited at Kit- chener and Galt, Mr. Roy Brownell of Farrans Point, Cornwall, visited on Monday and Tuesday with his aunt, Mrs. Sydney Jacobs, who has been quite poorly for spine ,eaelts, and his uncle, Mr. Jacobs, who will celebrate his 95th birthday on September 4. Mr. Jacobs le still able to be up about the house. Mrs. Edythe Wallace and little Jimmie returned home Tuesday from Palmerston after a two weeks' holi- day with her friend, Miss Pearl Wynn. Mr. Ken Campbell, formerly of Tavistock, is opening an electric welding shop in Gallop's garage. Friends of Mr. W. E. Hinchley., who has bean confined to bed for several weeks, will be pleased to learn that he has been improving. Miss Jean Govenlock of Windsor and 'Miss Nora Govenlock of Ottawa have been visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, W. E: Hinchley, Misses Alma Lawrence and Maxine Lawrence are attending Toronto ex- hibition this week. Mr. George Parke of Loudon spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Parke. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hamilton of Lawrence, Kansas, and two children visited friends and were the guests 01 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Case. They Left Sunday for Detroit to visit Mr. and Mrs. Seel:Meld for some days. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brodie and chil- dren have returned to Tomato after spending the summer with her mother, Mrs, R. J. Beattie. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stevens and dau- ghters of Noranda, Que.. are visiting his mother, Mrs. W. H. Stevens. Mrs. Joe Eckert and fatuity have returned from Blind River after several weeks with her husband, who is engaged with the Ring Paving Co. Mr. and Mrs. Louts Bradt from De- troit spent the weep end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert, and returned, aeeompanied by their son Gordon and their daughter Mary who spent the summer vacation with their many friends in this vicinity. Mrs, Ida McClintock of Los An- geles, Calif„ visited a week with Mrs. L. E. Richards. Mr. J. E. Somerville left for his home in Edmonton on Monday after spending the past five weeks with his mother, Alrs. Somerville and sis- ter Miss Minnie Somerville, and bro- ther Mr. Wni. Somerville. .Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nott of the Soo are visiting his brother Mr. Bern- ard Nott and Mrs. Nott, Hullett. Mrs. L. A. Tasker and • daughter Mrs. Peter Doorigan and the latter's daughters Anne and Mary, all return- ed to Windsor on Monday after an ex- tended visit this summer with Mrs. Tasker's sister, Miss Mary McGavin and brother, Mr. John McGavin and Mrs. McGavIn, Tuckersmith. Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Moore and children, Dorothy and Carl of Bruce Mines, visited his mother Mrs. W. J. Nott and relatives its this district from Friday to Tuesday, They will visit Toronto Exhibition enroute to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jenkins of Day- ton, Ohio, visited at the home of the latter's aunt. Mrs. W. J. Nott and Mr, Nott, Egmondville, Mrs. Maude Newell of Port Huron is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Annie Reid, for a few days this week. Miss Louise Allan has returned home utter holidaying at Port Chester and also taking in the World's Fair. Mr. Andrew Little intends to Leave early next week to visit for a month in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. He will be arconpanied vs far as Winni- peg by his eon, Mr. W. 21 Little, who will meet Western pupils of the School for the Blind and return with them to Brantford. DIr. Andrew Little will visit at McGregor and Bel- mont in Manitoba, and the Moose Mountain country at Wawota its Sasso- atchewatl. The Catholic Women's League hone baking sale and afternoon tea which was to have been held on Saturday, September 9th, has been cancelled. Mr. and Mrs, Elroy Brownlee and daughter Penny of Toronto spent the week end with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Brownlee. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Little and two children. Roy and Margaret, who have been holidaying with his father, Mr. Andrew Little, return to their home in Brantford this week. Mrs. Alex Gordon and Miss Bernice Gordon of Regina and Mrs. Alex Mc- Kean of Hamilton have returned to Hamilton after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chesney. Miss Marilyn Chesney has returned hone after spending her vacation in Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ament. ' Airs, J. R. Dunlop and children of Kincardine are holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hart, Victoria street. Come in And See Our NEW FLAMBEAU RED J. I. CASE Tractor now on display 15-27 John Deere Tractor for sale; in good shape. Fordson Tractor; in good shape. Massey-Harris.2-furrow Tractor Plow, 12 inch bottom. J. A. DARLING, DUBLIN Western Canada Special Bargain Excursions From All Stations in Eastern Canada. GOING DAILY—SEPT. 15-29, 1939 Inclusive Return Limit — 45 Days Tickets Good in COACHES at fares approximately laic per mil... TOURIST SLEEPING CARS at fares. approximately ately 1 c per mite STANDARD SLEEPING CARS at fares approximately 1s4t' per mile Cost of Accomnndatic .- iii Sleeping Cars Additional BAGGAGE checked', Stopovers at Port Arthur, Armstrong, Chicago and West. Similar Excursions From Westerly To Eastern Canada. During Same Period Tickets, Sleeping Car Reservations and all information from any Agent. ASK FOR HANDBILL T267 CANADIAN NATIONAL OPENING DANG at Dublin FRIDAY, SEPT. 1 MAC BURGESS and his Orchestra ADMISSION 35c • Dancing Every Friday Night HOME COOKING S]LI Quilts and Aprons SATURDAY, SEPT. 2 in 'Scott's Vacant Store, Seaforth Bethel Women's Association Doors Open at 3 P.M. PAGE FIVE. THE ;IG SALE STARTS SEPT. 1 We are offering you 1 Tub Stand, 1 Basket and two Tubs FREE with eaoh of the 'followting makes of Washers purchased from us during our September sale; WESTINGHOUSE WASHERS COFFIELD WASHERS MISS SIMPLICITY WASHERS 63.' Gilson Electric Washer 69ms`s Coiiield Sunlite Washer Special Prics Sale.. • • Electric Maid Washer Gilson Gas Engine lne WWaasher ,,. a Special Price Sale.... Reg. Value 109.50—Special 'Price 52a 50 Special Price Sale.... SPECIAL PRICED MACHINES ONLY WHILE STOCK LASTS ' The following used machines are all in good condition and will be sold with guarantee 1 McCormick Deering Hay Tedder, . $36.00. 3 Massey Harris Cultivators, your choice , , . , .. . , $20.00 1 McCormick Deering 12 plate Disc,$2$.00 1 Quebec Sulky Plow $30.00 1 Massey Harris Small Cutting Box. , $15.00 money back. 1-8/" Feed Grinder ............... $15.00 2 Walking Plows, your choice 84100 1 Massey Harris Hay Loader $50,00 1 McCormick Deering 2 bottom Trac- tor Plow $50,00 1 MoCiary Electric Range $78.00 saz MAIL•A is a brand -nee Hai. FAR ase tractor of 9es�ee Plica perp ,,,,wy int plants„ cat• vester 9 taws, d Sae, ball cinss. it ,vests: °d at tow cost• busses, an Worst efe ent�. WeCcir Show You the ew FARMALL The new rubber -tired FARMALL-A has been hard to get. With the factories buzzing with activity, the supply has not been big enough to go around. But we are ready now, and the tough little brother of the famous Farman line is worth waiting for. It's got "Cults-Vision"—and there's a feature to start with! Ocher valuable features are: a 4 -speed transmission, with a 10 -mile road and traveling speed; a valve -in -head -e-cylinder en- gine with Tocco-hardened crankshaft and full force-feed lubrication; adjustable wheal tread - 40 to 68 inches; and the most complete line of direct -attachable machines. , Come in and see the new FARMALL-A. Sit iz the seat and see what "Culti-Vision" means to you. Try out the convenient. controls—get rho feel of the powerful, economical engine er jos, the clear view of your work. This is .s r.ti ,it ewe: tractor, in a small unit that's easy to buy ani ease• on your pocketbook every year of its lire. Co.:. in or phone—you'll want to see and try the nes FARMALL-A . , with Cu ct Vis:an i It has the features you've been waiting for. - JOHN iAvH, Seaforth • PHONE 17. Th,‘ New Mode! Tractors will all be on dieplay in the If ternati.na1 I: s - '. i:ildiag tarn Bair r,:Aiei ti eelliniffINIZEffleaesnellir Li TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MIUer 0f Los Angeles, Calif., are visiting at the home of the latter's father, Mr. Rob- ert Porterfield, Mr. d. AL Robertson returned to Seaforth on Tuesday after a very en- joyable visit at Kincardine, He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Munroe and Mrs. McRitchie. Kenneth Hart, son of Mr. and ALS It W. Hart. who underwent a tonsil operation on Saturday is doing nicely. Miss Clara Pinkney visited in Ham ilton, Toronto and Buffalo and whit in Toronto attended the wedding of her cousin, Miss Adele Cameron. to Dr. Jackson of Toronto. Rev. J, M. Keyes, Ph.D.. of Niagara Falls, N.Y., has returned hone after visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs, Annie Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Polland of Brigden called on their way to Gode- rich at Mrs. Annie Reid's on Friday. Rev. anti Mrs. J. Hutchinson of New Hamburg. Iowa, spent the' week end at the manse with Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Jack. Rev, Mr. Hutchinson, a cousin of Mr. Jack, officiated at the morning service of First Presbyterian Church. Miss Helen Pearce of Toronto spent a few days this week as guest of Mrs. H. R. Scott. Miss Jennie Whitley and Miss Ma- bel McGregor of Acton are spending the week with Mrs. A. McTavish, Jarvis street. Rev. and Mrs. H. V. Workman and daughter Irene, returned me Tuesday atter spending the month at Colon's Bay. Miss Clara Itueseli of Brussels is visiting al the hone of M.. and Mrs. 111. MacLeod,, BORN Aykroyd—In Scott Memorial Hosp- ital, on Monday, August 28th. 1525. to Nr. and Mrs. James Aykroyd. of London, a daughter. Etue—ln Scott Memorial Hospital, on Tuesday. August 29, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Etue, Seaforth R,R. 4, a daughter. BRUCEFIELD Mrs D. Bird. Walton. on. n Miss Ma haffy of St Marys. visited it wt': Mrs. s• Jas. McQueen ezt1 firs. FeYrese Mr. and Mrs. G. Swan are holiday- ing in Toronto. Mr. and. We,. J. K. Cernish and Anna spent Smulay ut legerseft. Misses Ellen. and Ir.i Seett . T. _. don siren. Sunday at their hems Mr. and Mrs.B Kaiser 1 r t �t stent litst weak with. Mr..,..'. Mrs. . Ii. !a a. bitft-. and Mrs C. MeKenziet:d fa- ily of Louden u ty wiele 1'. e:. hl trgaret MIK- Mr, and M. s. '[ t r At Nang: visited with the tk - _: s parents this w-eelt. Mr. and Mrs Reneeereee ni S:, .1' Ste. Marie visite, 1 �t Mrs. Wal- lace Haugh last week. ' bir. and Alrs et.t ter and son, of l t " a were week- end ' .- end visitors at the Lone Ili..... . Mrs. W. Haugh. Mr. and Mrs Wm. . i-„ a'elatives and ft ienis t ti tart; 'c this week, Col, Cesium. Mr. and Marion spente, week i at •hie hone of Mr. and Mrs. 17. • " ltsslter returned wee ' e Mere day, also Miss H..z.: Hemet . rate to her work in Teeente, .ater ee • ing four weeks at eer l: . Mrs Rob-, zt , t *. the week end at to ' :,t Me. ate'at Jas. Moodie Miss F >'�. the choir wee their tc 1 morning servic :se tie a 5014. BAS. FIELL'+ 'o , i tit. Vic? `• rt•,+ ski .. cls n F !gc r i l vv_ .n t till et it is •i ni ,eeyrI ,. . -r,t work 71,411,4 on the s *at't pier. Mr, II c'.•tl + t ndn t + rind relttrve' itt 'i illt tib \Ia.,<_are era'1 days this -week in Seefonth with Introducing JACK'S Shoe & Harness • REPAIR la Barry's f'.n,..: S:t, ,. W. J. T H OM PSO. „teeeie, t i.... ocial Evening with Euchre Under auspices of tee Catholic Women's Leeree Ira ST. .J V iE'S' HALL, S_af•ertie FRIDAY, SEPT. Stln AT 8.30 P.M. ,i 'l 1.: C ti's• l t av, i { vt' 1 cn ❑ t , it :el tee Oil 0?" rot.. Mr,. Bet - this hi ween 2 a:1,1 VE 51 ;ale :ti I env.- sp. tIleir j li Lty; this, week. bit 'inti rs. Georgi, Morley are •.i.eittnc with the tatters payouts, Rev. ..Fri. male Inver ktlic w'eek'end,: