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The Seaforth News, 1940-07-04, Page 5THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1940. 4: SIM SUPERIOR VALUES — JULY 4TO JULY 10 KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, 8 oz. pkg. 2 pkg. 15c Maxwell House Coffee, is per tin 47c Quaker Puffed Wheat 3 pkg. 21c Pearl White Naptha Soap, 5 bars and pkg. Handy Ammonia 23c McCORMICK'S Pineapple Finger Biscuits per lb. 17c Golden Corn Kernels CORN, Aylmer, 16 oz per tin 11c Blue Boy Coffee 1 Ib. 35c Welch's Grape Juice per pt. 27c Baked Beans, Heinz Medium .. 2 tins 25c 1s 17c per pkg. 39c per pkg, 37c Fry's Cocoa %s—try iced cocoa— per tin 21c Rinso, small -10c; large -24c; giant 49c Marmalade, Five Point, 16 oz. -18c; 32 oz, 29c Monarch Pastry Flour, 7s -26c; 24s 69c Old English Floor Wax, 1s per Ib. 53c Old English No Rub Wax, pints per pt. 49c Salmon, Fancy Pink Cascade, 1/2s -11c; Salada Tea, special brown label y2s yellow label, Vas Summer Drinks TOMATO JUICE, Libby's, 26 oz. 2 TINS 21c PINEAPPLE JUICE, 7v2 oz PER TIN 10c 12 oz. 2 TINS 25c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Golden Texas, 20 oz. -10c; 50 oz. 25c APPLE JUICE, 20 oz. PER TIN 10c Phillip's Orange and Grapefruit Juice blended, 20 oz 2 tins 29c AYLMER GRAPE JUICE, 10 oz, tin PER TIN 10c Pie Cherries, Aylmer, 12 oz. 2 tins Infant's Delight Toilet Soap 3 cakes Brunswick Sardines 2 tins Keen's Mustard, 2 oz. -15c; 1•Cs-27c; V2s Hillcrest Toilet Paper 3 rolls Moody's Chloride of Lime, 15 per tin Mazda Bulbs, 40, 60, 75 watt each Salt, shaker, plain or iodized 2 ctn. Chore Girl Scouring Pads each Vanilla Extract, large 8 oz. btl. Ellmar each Classic Cleaners Kkovah Jelly Maker per tin per pkg. Ross J. Sproat PHONE Miss N. ,ryce INICIMEMINIEBL WALKER'S FUNERAL HOME UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING J. R. WALKER, iR. Holder of Government diploma and licea.s,. Flowers furnished Night or day phone o7 WOOL WANTED Highest Market Price Delivered at Egmondville H. M. JACKSON Phone 3-w Seaforth Seaforth Monument Works Formerly W. E. Chapman NOW OPERATED BY CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE We invite inspection of our stock of Cemetery Memorials SEAFORTH —• TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, or any time by appointment See Dr. Harburn --Phone 105. Phone 41—Exeter—Box 150 SISTER KILLED AT DETROIT Mrs. J. 'I. Meaner, 'of 'Win'ds'or, who Chas been spending several weeiks with ibriencits in town and !vicinity, 'reeelved !word that her sister, Mrs, Preston of Cleveland, (who isipent aifeiw+ Iclwys with Mrs. Merrier Oast 'week at .the home of Mrs. Robert C'arnoc'han •in Tatdker- smitih, Thad lbseen k1U4ed in. Detroit oh Sunday. She Was 'on char way (house at the time, IMms. Mernertleft ianatte'dfalte- fly i6gr 'Cleveland. 8 PHONE 77 25c 15c 11e 49c 25c 15c 20e 15c 10c 15c 50 14c OUR USED CAR POLICY Et is a problem, in selling used cars, to know whether it is better to sell a car "as is" with no guarantee, or to recondition and guarantee the car. Naturally if we sell the car without even inspecting it, we can advertise it at a very attractive price. But are you getting a bargain if, a week later, you have to buy a new battery or tire—or even need an expensive engine over- haul. We have found, over a period of years, that our policy of putting our cars in good con- dition results in our custom- ers being really satisfied, even though we must, of necessity, ask a higher price. The "as is" buyer too often regrets his "bargain." At the present time we have a very attractive assortment of reconditioned and guaran- teed cars in stock. We would be pleased to have you in- spect them at any time. J. F. DALY FORD -MERCURY DEALER PHONE 102 SEAFORTH Mr. Stewart. Geddes, London, spent the week end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. Geddes. Mr. Keith Sharp, R.C.A.F.,. St. Thomas, spent the week end with his mother Mrs. Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. John Grieve and .David spent the week end in Buffalo visiting friends. THE SEAFORTH NEWS TOWN TOPICS Mrs W. C (taveaintk has s''iainerd home afterspending two weeks in Hamilton. Mrs. Frank Harrison (nee Grace C/asentieri) and email son Roy, of Hamilton, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Govenlock. Mr. Lloyd Hoggarth of the R.C,A.F. at St. Thomas, spent the week end here. Mr. Thos. (Muff of Toronto spent the week end at his home. Rev, and Mrs, H. V. Workman and Irene left on Wednesday to spend the holidays at Collins Bay. Miss Margaret Dale is spending some holidays at Blyth. Attending the funeral of the late William Trott were the following from a distance, Mrs. Harry Bowen ausl son Wallace of Blyth, Mrs, John Hearn and son-in-law and grand- daughter, Tiilsonhurg; Mrs. Charles Prisddle, Tillsonburg; Mrs. William Goetz, Waterford; 1VIr. and Mrs. Frank Ullman, Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Box, Miss Leona and Me. Digit Box and Mr. G. S. Vallee were in Waterloo Saturday evening attending the annual musical festival and band tattoo. Mr. and Mrs. W, Charlesworth, Grant and ,Tact. Charlesworth of Tor- onto spent the weep encs with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Govenlock. Mrs, J. 9'. Snowdon and fancily spent the week enol in Ottawa and Montreal IVIr, and Mrs. W. G. Hart and two children of Wroxeter were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. H. W. Hart. Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Box were Mr. and Mrs. H. Minett of Toronto and Mr. Graham Vance of Kirkland Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Storey, Miss Ethel Storey, Lorna and Wayne Ellis spent the week enol in Midland with Mr. and Mrs. Bryson McQuirter. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Carter of Guelph were guests of their aunt Mrs. Alex Gordon during the holiday week end. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest L. Box were in Guelph Saturday morning attend- ing the funeral of the late T. J. Han- nigan, secretary of the O.M.E.A. Don Dale, 8.0.13., and Herb Beagle, R.C.E., of London, accompanied by their wives, spent the week end with. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Crozier and Mrs, Dale, Huron Road west. Mr. Raymond Gilnsiee and Rene of Detroit were visitors last week at the home or Mr. John Sprout. Mrs. W. J. Morrow is visiting for a few weeks with her mother Mrs. James Sproat, after spending the winter in Fergus with her daughter, Miss Lois Morrow, who came with her mother and spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kerslake and idr, Howard Purely spent the week cud with hire. W. E, Kerslake. Mrs. Purely and little daughter Ann; who had been here for a few weeks, re- turned with them. 14L'. and Mrs, Mex Lillico spent the holiday at Entbro. Miss Annie Moore is visiting at Grand Bend, Mr, and Nlrs. E, W. Edge and son of Toronto spent the week end with Mr.. Jarin,1 Murray of McKillop, Mr. and Mrs, V. Gennaro and Mrs. C. Ile'' ht,ff of Newark. N.J, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Stalisi of Woodstock are visitors with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Phillips. Mina Onalee Moore is spending the week in Stratford. Mrs. J. 'J. IJlliott, ifor fifty years an esteemed resident of Seaforth, celeb- rated Hie seventy-nintli anniversary oaf ,her birthday quietly at her Came on West 'William street on Monday. Emmanuel :AUDbrlghd, an ennp'loyee at the Iioshart .factory, had the third finger of his right hand severed in a Shaper while at work on 'Saturday. 1 COLLEGIATE RESULTS '(Continued from Page 1) subjects in Grade XIII as the time table will permit. Grade XI The following are the results of Grade XI examinations. In this grade a Departmental certificate will be issued for the following subjects: Audent History, Algebra and Phys. les, 'P' after other subjects means that the candidate has passed in that subject: Pupils who have failed in three subjects of Grade XI will be required to register again in that grade, hut will be permitted to take some grade XII work as the time- table imetable permits. Anderson, Hazel—EC. P; EL, P; AH. c; Alg. c; Phy, III; Lat. P. Fr, P. Box, Richard—EC, P: EL, F; AH, F; Alg. Ill; Phys. III; Fr. F. Casson, Frank—EC, P; EL, P; AH F; Alg. F; Phys. c; Fr, F. Coutts, Ross—EC, P; EL, F; AH. III; Alg. 11; Lat, P; Fr. P; Phy. I. Doig, Hugh—EC, P; EL. F; AH, c; Alg. II; Phys. 11; Lat. P; Fr. P. Dolntage, Thelma—EC, 'P; EL, P; AH, c; Alg, c; Phy. III; Lat. P; Fr. P. Duncan, Mary—EC, P; EL, P; AH c; Alg. II; Lat. P; Fr. P; Phys. II. Eller, Leonore—EC, P; EL, F; AH F; Alg. C; Phys. F; Lat. P. Gallup; Dorothy—EC, P; - EL. P; AH, 1I; Alg. c; Phys. ITT; Lat. P. Hudson, Margaret—EC, P; EL, F; AH, F; Alg. 'II; Phys. c; Lat. P. Jamieson, Jas.—EC, P; EL, P; AH II; Alg. II; Phys. I; Lat. P; Fr. P. Lawson, Marion—EC, F; EL, P; AN, III; Aig• F; Phys. c; Lat. P; Fr. P. McDaid Margaret—EC, P; EL, P: AH, F; Phys. 'F; Lat. F: Fr. P. McGavin, Audrey—EC, F; EL, F; All, c; Alg. c; Phys. c; Lat. P. McIver, Edward—EC, P; EL, P; AH, c; Alg. II; Phys. e; Lat.. P. McKellar, Isobel --EC. P; EL, P; AH, Ill; Aig, c; Phys: III; Let. F. McMillan, Neville F.(`. P; EL, P: AH. c; Alg. e; Phys. c; Lat. F: Fr, F, Matthews. Elizabeth --EC, P; EL, P; AIH Ii; Alg. III; Lat. P; Fr. P: Phys. 111, Patrick, John—E('. F; 101.. P; Ali Ill; lg. r; Phys. III; Lat. F. Phillips. Franc-is—EC, F; EL. F: 1H e; Alg. F; Phys. c; Lai. F. Rivers. Evelyn—EC, F; EL, P; AII• 111; Alg. c; Phys. c; Lat. F. Russell, A\'inulfiwd—EC, P; EL, P; AII. i; Aig. 1; Phys. I; Lat. P: Fr. 1'; Gen P, Sclater. Marion—EC. P: 1=.I.. 11; A11, 1.; Alg. 11; Phys. c: Lat. P; Fr. Ms father Mr. H. B. Edge. P. Mr. Jack Arnold of Brussels spent Watson, Anna—EC, P; EL. P; AII. the week and in town. iII; Alg. F; Phys. III; Lat. P; Fr. P. Mr. and Mrs. George Love of Tor- Watson, Mayme-Phys, II. onto spent the week end with the Wilson, Hazel --EC, P; EL, P; AH latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. c; Alg. III; Phys. II; Fr. P. Scott, Wright, Bruce—EC, P; EL, F; AH. Mrs. L. T. DeLacey returned dur- F; Alg. F; Phys. Ir; Fr. F. ing the week end from Toronto to Wright, Lois—EO, P: EL. P; AH. spend the summer at her home. Dr. II; Alg. I; Phys, I; Lat. P; Fr, P, and Mrs. Hodgins and Mr, and Mrs. Grade X E. Francis of Toronto spent the week The rollowing pupils of Grade end with Mrs. DeLacey. have been promoted to Grade Ki and Dr. Reid Edmunds, Brantford, spent will be granted Intermediate Ceti• the week end with Ms mother, Mrs. tirates by the Department of Educe - W. Edmunds. tion. A subject after a name means Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edmunds and a failure in that subject. Such eandi• daughter Mary of Hamilton are states have sufficient other subjects spending two weeks' holidays here. to be given an Intermediate Certifl- Mr. James McKinley of Winnipeg (rue. Mildred Aitoheson (Latin); is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Fergus Bell; Keith Dale; Helen Dee - Mrs. A. D. Scott. e•eaux: Teresa Eckert; Wilma Hay Mr, and Mrs. Ed Mole and family (Honours); Miles McMillan; Jail, attended decoration services at Ball's IdeSpadien: Janie Moffat; Ahyvonnc cemetery on Sunday and also visited Moore (Math.); Shirley Olddeld his brother Mr. W. Mole at Dun- (Math,); Beatrtx Sandford: Elizabeth HAUCK-WILLIAMS amnion. Smalldon; Kenneth Thompson 1 Fr. ); van pretty w, d lin.; was solemn - three Mildred Finnigan is speeding Clarence 1 c",be'ott. heed in t. _lames' iso.. 1 •Chunk. three weeks in Sarnia with her sister The following pupils of Wade X he rforth, at `). n') Saturday morning - Rollins. h. told brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. will be permitted to register in then Madeline .\nue, d.utsitror or lir- Rollins. Grade XI, They have failed in the Miss Helen rinkbeiner of Is,itcheuer iubjecls after their tames and will and lir o4'ni, n Williamswas unit - spent the week end here. have great difficulty with these sub• r(1 in marriage ,to Wilfred Louis spent William Sclater celebrated jests unless extra time and effort is liani:k, son of Ili r. and Mrs. Henry her 90th birthday on July 1st, put on then, Intermediate certificates Hanel:. of Waterloo, Ror Father T. • , ated and \Ir , Prank Thomas and Russell Grieve of will granted when subjects in l Hussey efit i Windsor are holidaying with their brackethave been passed. Devereaux. church organa t played grandparents Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Norma, Dexter (Latin, Can. Hist.); the ,weddin music. The bride, (given Grieve. Mary Doyle (Geog. Math.); Madeline in marriage by her Mathes dodked Mr. and Mrs, Eric Campbell and Fortune (Math, French); Clair Ham charming in a ;gown of (white silk net Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McDonald of Exe- ey (Lit. Can. Hist.); Keith Harrison over taffeta.with .full skirt, sw'edt- ter spent Monday visiting Mr. and (Latin, French); Scott Kerr (Geog.); heart neckline and embroidered hot - Mrs. J. Ellis. Dorothy Mackenzie (Geog.) Ruth cru jacket. She swore a silk emlbroid- Mr. R. R. MoKindsey spent part of Pretty (Math., French); Jean Rap• crest veli bold in place with orange last week at Lambeth. son (French); Frank Ryan (French blossoms and carried a 'shower hou- Mr, and Mrs, Frank Coates and 3 Math,); Harry Scott (Matic„ Latin); q.uet of =talisman roses, forget -me - children of Pickering spent the end Kenneth Southgate (Math., Latin) ; nots and ,ferns. Miss Genevieve Allen of the week with their mother, Mrs. Lillian Southgate (Lit., Can. Hist.); of Port Huron, wearing punk (taffeta R. E. Coates. Stuart Wigg (Lit., Math.); Kenneth and carrying a nosegay of 'pink mases, Mrs. George Davidson, Brussels, Keating (Latin, French). forget-me-nots and ferns was .maid of and Mrs. John Gillies and Miss Verna Pupils whose names do not appear honor. The two ‘bridesmaids, Miss Storey spent the week end in Port have failed and will be regained to il(artgaret 1W.ihtiams, sister of the Colborne, Niagara Falls and Crystal repeat their year. bride, and Miss Dorothy Hauck, wore Beach. The highest pupil in Grade Kis similar gowns of rsibin egg iblwe Miss Helen Hamilton of Toronto Wilma Hay. satin with ;Plied: and white accessories spent the week end the guest of Dr. Grade IX and carried nosegays of pink roses, and Mrs. J. A. Gorwill. The following pupils of Grade IK fanjet me-n'dts and Ferns. The 'flower Misses Annie and Janet Govenioek have been promoted to Grade X. e girl. Lunn "Millis, niece of The bride, or Weston spent the end of the week subject or subjects after a name looked street in a floor1en(gth 'fridk the guests of Mies Belle Smith, North means that the pupil has failed ill of (pink ;satin !wearing a nr•rcarli and Main Bt, that subject or subjects. The high ..si,viug a basket of nnixisl Flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoggarth on est pupil in Grade IX is Marguerite Cyalvcste1' Hauck and ;tial: Williams' Wednesday attended the Elle•y and Westcott. were the ls;s'ocsn suet, Plot: illiel&c Stone iceman picnic at Edward Mary Devereauxot Dale (Math. Bus.Prart.); tttvtit',' iw.ore navy French crepe with Stone's, Izirieton, Whish was a great (Math., let )= puttee w'hitt accessories and corsage of ,iiivk success, cion Dnpe.e (Spell.); .Violet Dupee, roses and It1' Ihttdcgromns mother A silver tea in aisl of the Red Cross (Cr., Math.); Dorothy Forrester WAS Wearing eta, t 'heti with 'white will be given by the ladies of St. (Math., FrJ ; Janet T•Iandley ; Jin, tt AS Weis and corsage of pink rases. Thomas' Church on Tuesday, July 1.6, Henderson (Math., Fren.); Geo Mild• Daring the .signing of the register, from 3,30 to 6.30 on the parish ebrand (Lit Fr.); Alvin Hoff (Bus. ,Miss 'Ltt11 Flanagan ant? On This grounds. Pr., Lit.); Neil Hoppers (Honours); Day i0 'Beantifarl \ioihtr. Following Miss Hilda Kennedy spent the hal- Kathleen Golding' Jeanne Ilutte•d; the •careutwiiFl the sng.breakfast iday with her mother and aunt, Law ren Golding' (Spelt.); Maxine .tile s.e10 ,B l utifnirty oto ucslbs at She Mr. George Pryce of Winthrop las Lawrence; Donald MacLean .(Eng.); Ionone rs the ithe wedding parents; . East Purchased the street, Govenlock house on Rose McIver; Mary McKay; Stephen .Geslerirlt street, and dee mice eat the North Main street, and gets posses- McKay (Bus. P1 )( Arthur Morph T_ of the room rvt ,pink pari color the sion September 1st. Ross Nicholson ( (Math. Ft.), M ' bride's table t, and ten@red with the Mrs. 1}. M. Little and daughter forte O'Neil (Math, Art); Jas. Quin- b a ire, the Mary of Quebec City ars spending tan (Lit. Fr.); Kenneth Reid (Math. nvesklinlg 'cak'e 'wht•ch ova. dt this week with her father Mi J. A. Litt; John Rice (Hist.); Dorothy tiast'h ipini ras'dliards, 'k4'n and '1Grs. Wilson, who will accompany then oa Sniitic (Math. Spell.); William fraud: (loft 'later on a wedding true m their return on Friday to spend the Smith; Mildred Swan. (Math., , Bus. Midland the bride travailing in a navy stunner at Quebec Pr.); Doris Venuss (Home E., Br. t•tidared Suit iwith white fiat and ac - Miss Adelaide Murray of Toronto is Hist.); Marguerite Westcott (Hon. cessories. On their return they twill holidaying with her parents, Mr. and ours); Robert Wallace (Spell. Condi.) 1 reside in Bridgeport. s hummer Coat 1 The backward summer with cool nights makes Summer Coats a dire necessity this year. See these new polo cloth, flannel, and brush rayon fabrics in the popular swagger type summer coats. Come in short, three quarter, and full lengths. Colors, white, sand, yellow, navy, green, rose. All sizes $5.75 $10.50 $12.50 PAGE FIVE ANIMIIMAIIMAKir • HUNDREDS OF TUB -FAST House Frocks Crisp new colorful prints, floral percales, cool lnuslins and voiles. Stylish slub fabrics and the popular new pique voiles. Every imaginable shade anti design is here, and in sizes to fit anyone. 1.00 1.59 1.95 2,95 STEWART BROS. WRIGHT-NICHOLSON A pretty wedding was solemnized at the Presbyterian manse, Listowel on Saturday, June 29th, when Rae daughter- of Angus Nicholson and the late Mrs. Nicholson of Belfast was united in marriage to Charles John, sort of Mr. and Mrs, Robert \Vi'ight. Seaforth. Rev. Kelly official ed. The attendants were Met .and Mrs. E. Karges or Winghant. Tin bride was charming in a blue chiffon dress with white accessories to match. Her corsage was roses, esu' nations and maiden hair fern. Suppe'i w•n+ served in Listowel by friends. Mr. and firs. Wright wilt reside it tioafnrih. PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT IContinued front Page 1) jorie. Meir Jerry, Muir Beth. Rivers Muriel Russell Barbara. Stott Phyllis, Shaw Bert, Stevens Leona, Strong Joyce, Thorn Doris, Weed - nark Betty, Weir Howard, Wilbee Ruth. Conditional promotion—Knight Ronald, Venuss Charlie.—M. M. Bell. Promoted to Grade 111 Baker Garfield, Bechely Michael. Bolton Keith, Broome Ronald. Dale Donald. Doltiage Ronald, Dupee Elva, Iloltues Kenneth, Langford Betty. McKiudsey Gordon, McKiudsey Janes, Muir David, Muir Donald. Nixon Glen. Pullman Doris. Regale \\'alter. Snell June. Sproule Bobby Stevens Margaret. Trapnell Billy. ('ssudltnontilly promoted. Baker. William. E. H. Elder. Promoted to Grade 11 Ballantyne Jean. Bragger Patsy Ann. Burk Joseph. Dolmage Bernice. Eisler Marjorie, Ellis Lorna, Goudie Lorne, Hillis Marilyn, Meir Patricia, Rennie Ronalth, Riley \Vinnitred. WallaceWeed- mark George, Elaine, Westcott Blanche, Wright Barbara. Conditional prong• tion—Fraises• Billy, Muir Jack. Ste- phenson Berna.—R. S. Thompson, MRS. SAMUEL JEFFREY Mrs. Samuel Jeffrey, a highly re- spected resident of Seaforth for many years, passed away on Wed- nesday afternoon, July 3, about 5,30. o'clock. The deceased, who suffered a stroke in March of this year• was removed to the hospital about nine weeks ago and last week her condi- tion grew more serious. Formerly Sarah Currie, she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Currie of Parkhill, where she was born on Feb. 27, 1370, She was united in marriage to Thomas Pullman of Hibbert in March, 1900, and lived a year In Chiselhurst be- fore they moved to Seaforth where she remained a resident until her death, Mr. Pullman's death occurred on Feb, 20, 1920. The deceased was married In November, 1932. to Edr. Sant Jeffrey of Seaforth, who sur-, vives. Mr's. ,Teiirey was held in high esteem by a wide circle of friends. Two sons, Messrs. John A. Pulman and Sidney Pullman of Seaforth, survive; naso three grandchildren. Doris. Ronald and Gordon Pullman. Two sisters, Mts. Robert Crawford of Arktina, and Mrs. Robert Lumhy of Detroit, are the surviving memb- ers of the C'nrrie 'family of 12 sisters and one brother. Mrs. Jeffrey was the youngest of the family. A private funeral will take place from her late residence, West. \Vill- iam. Street, on Friday, July 5th, at 2 p,tni. Rev. Hugh ,lack' of First Presby. terian Church, of which the deceased was a member, will officiate. Inter - Ment will take place in Maitland Bank cemetery.