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The Seaforth News, 1943-04-15, Page 5THURSDAY, APRiL 15, 1943 The stores with,the stock, CANADA CORNSTARCH, 1 1b., per pkg. 9c QUICK QUAKER OATS — Large Pkg. 19c VAN CAMP'S PRE=COOKED BEANS 12 oz. pkg, 15c AYLMER INFANT FOODS, a good assortment of fruits and vegetables ,.1.....111:.••.... 3 tins 23c ROYAL YORK CHEESE — spreads or slices %2 Ib. pkg. 21c VAN CAMP'S CHOICE PEAS — 2 large 20 oz. tins 27c Thursday, April 15 ill April 21 Roman Meal (with, sample pkg. ISofy Sub Free!) per pkg. 290 'Old English Paste Wax 1 ib. tin 49c 'Old English No Rubbing Wax pint tin 490 Blue Boy Coffee 1 ib. bag 350 Fluid Oxo 5% oz, bottle 450 Kkovah. Health Salts small size 29c Palmolive or Odex Antiseptic Soap 3 bars 190 Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour pea pkg. 170 Muffets per pkg, 10c McLarens Hi -Ho Puddings, Assorted •Flavors ... , ... , . , , , 2 pkgs, 150 Kellogg's All Wheat (with Glass Tumbler Free) 2 pkgs, 25c Liptons Noodle Soup Mix 2 pkgs. 25c Sans White Toilet Tissue 4 large rolls 25c Red Maraschino Cherries 3 oz. bottle 15c' Canada Table Vinegar — Older, Malt, Spirit 12 oz. bottle 10c Lynn Valley Lima Beans 16 oz, tin 130 Choice Quality Canned Pumpkin 2 large 23 oz. tins 250 Aylmer Apple Juice 13 oz. bottle 150 Long Grain Rice, type No. 1 t 2 lbs, 250 Pure Black Pepper Macke No Rub Tablets Neilsons Cocoa t/ Ib. tin 19e Ellmar Vanilla Extract 4 oz. bottle 10c Ellmar Vanilla Extract 3 oz. bottle 15c Aylmer Ox -Tail Soup 10 oz. tin 100 Classic Cleanser per tin 5e, Javex per bottle 150 Good .Hardwood Clothespins 3 doz. 100 Black Cat Window Cleaner per bottle 150 t/ lb. 150 per pkg, 5c Ross .t. Sproat Art Wright PHONE 8 PHONE 77 `Euchre &Dance Sponsored by Winthrop Red Cross Unit will be held in the Halt MON., APRIL - 19 The Quilt made and donated by Miss Mary Prycewill be drawn. • Adults 30c. Lunch served. Music by Reg. Pryce Orchestra. Proceeds for war work. (Help a good cause.) EVERYBODY WELCOME NOTICE RADIO LICENSE Owing to the restrictions on gas ioend tires, I will not be able to. call on all my customers and for the con- venience of those I cannot call on, they can secure their radio license at Boshart's Electric Store where they will be sold for me. Thanking you for past favors. John H. Earle • Radio Supervisor for Huron - Perth KIPPEN EAST The April meeting of the Kippen East W, I. will be held at the home of Mrs. W. Cole next Wednesday' at- ternoon, April 21st, at 2.15. The roll call will be the payment of fees. There will be an exchange of flower and vegetablegarden. seeds. Conven- ers request that all Red Cross work be brought to this meeting, that it may be packed at the end of the week. We are asking the men and women of this community to partici- pate in blood donorship work, Your name to be left with Mrs. Edgar Butt, Mrs, Emmerson Kyle or Mrs. George Graham. You may save a life by helping with this worthy work. Let us all do our part, HULLETT On Sunday Mrs. D. R. MacKenzie and Miss Ella Cowan of Lucknow visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, George Carter. Mrs. Wm. Carter re- turned home with them after spend- ing pending a couple' of weeks with her dau- ghter, The Old • Farge.. Sandwich Shoppe . We specialize in all varieties of Home - made Baking, such as Bread, Buns, Tarts, Scones, Cookies, Cakes and Pies' A continuance of Cardno's Bakeshop under new management OUR MOTTO: "Service and Cleanliness" Mrs, Agnes Mason Proprietress PHONE 37 SEAFORTH The World's News .Seen Through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, An International Daily Newspaper 1. 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A good flow of water was obtained at. 810 feet, Miss Margaret Dale is in London attending a conference of the Bell Telephone Co. Miss Mae Sullivan, of Galt, was a week end guest at the hone of Mr, and Mrs, J. J. Cleary. Miss Helen Moffatt, nurse -in -train- ing at Victoria Hospital, London, is spending a few days with her pats ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Moffatt, Airesaftman Thomas Wilbee, R.C. A,F., St. Thomas, visited at the hone of his. mother, Mrs. H..Wilbee; Air craftman Richard Box, RCAF, Remit- ton, amillton, with Mr. and Mrs, F}. L. Box; Mr. Carmen Whitmore, Crediton, with his parents, Reeve S, H, Whitmore and Mrs, Whitmore. Miss Marjorie Wigg, of London, was a week end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wigg; Mrs. Grace Hoggarth, of Baden, with her father, Mr. -,Robert Scarlett; Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Christie, of Kitchener, with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Webster and Mr. and Mrs. B. F, Christie; Miss Hazel Wilson, of St, Marys, at her home here; Mr. Harold Christopher, of. London, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Lronside. Miss M. Duggan, of Detroit, and Mr. L. F. Bolton, of. Toronto, are vis- iting Mrs, L. F. Bolton and family. Mr, and Mrs. John Walker and son, of Hamilton, spent the week end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Walker Miss Eileen. Denny, of Toronto, with her mother, Mrs. Ainsborough; Cpl. Gordon Scott, of Camp Borden, with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Scott, Miss Helen Devereaux, of Strat- ford, and LAC. Frank Devereaux who recently received his wings at Hag- ersville, visited of the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Devereaux. Miss Maxine Baynes, of the Bank of Commerce. staff, Dublin, spent the past week with relatives and friends' in Lucan, Mi'. Arnold Westoott, of Totouto, spent the week end with Mrs. West- cott and family; Miss Teresa Eckert of Stratford, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eckart;' Mr, and Mrs. George Love, of Bluevale, with the latter's mother, Mrs, A. D. Scott, Miss Elizabeth Lane, of Stratford, and LAC. Lituls Lane, of London, vis- ited their father, 'Mr. Thomas Lane; Mrs. Rae Benninger and Aircrsftman .Tames Flannery, RCAF., Galt, 'with their mother, Mrs, John Flannery; Miss Laura McLellan, of Stratford, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. McLellan; • Miss Gladys McMane of Blyth, with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Roy McMane, Egntondville; Mr., Cecil Adams, RCNVR„ Halifax, with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. 5'. Adams. Mrs. E. Bannon received a eable- grani on Sunday from her son, Priv- ate Peter Bannon, who recently ar- rived safely overseas. Mr. and Mrs, S. McKenzie and fam- ily, of Georgetown, were week end guests at the home of Mrs. J. M. Cardno. Miss Florence Murray has 'been spending two weeks' holidays with her' cousin, Miss Mary. Galligan, Word has been received that Rev. Mother Mary of St, Scholastica died' April 7th at the Good Shepherd con- vent, Halifax. Site was a sister of John Ballge of Huron road east, and Mrs. Albert Krauskopf, McKillop. Cpl. Keith Sharp, RCAF, Davidson, Sack., who has been transferred to St. Thomas, is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs, T. Sharp. John Neilson and Melvin Merriam, •RCNVR, Halifax, are visiting friends and relatives here, Flight Lieut. Ian MacTavish, R.C. A.F., Camp Borden, :visited his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. John MacTavish; Mr. M, Southgate, of Kitchener, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Southgate, •Miss Anne Lynch of St. Colutnban spent a few days last week at the, home of her oorigin, Mrs, H. MOlver, Word was received in Brantford on Monday by Mrs, Scott I(:efr of the safe arrival overseas of her hes- band,. Onr. R. S. Kerr, R,C.A., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr, of Mc Ki nap, Mrs, Rigby, who visited the" pant six weeks With het' daughter, Mrs. Nott, Goderich st., has returned to her home in Kingston. husband: "What extravagance) You have two hats to match that one dress." Wife: "Oh, no, I haven't,, I'ye only one dress to Match the two hats." DUBLIN The funeral of Jacob Meiruker,. Who died of a heart attack' at his home, 'was held at St, Patrick's Church on Saturday morning when a large • group of neighbors and friends assembled to pay "a final tri- bute to a highly respected citizen. Regitiern mass was sung by Rev, Dr. Ffoulkes and Miss Mary Beale pres- ided at the organ. The pallbearers were; Daniel Costello, Gerald Hot - land, Thomas Butters, Flt, -Lieut, G. Alexander, Trenton, Frank Evans and William J. Feeney. Interment took place in St. Patrick's cemetery, Among those attending the funeral from a distance were: Mrs. Gertrude Clark and Miss Clark, Toronto; Fit. - Lieut. George Alexander, Trenton; Mrs.. Alexander, Toronto; Mrs, Bar - beau, Mrs. Seeder and Mr, Hearst, Toronto, Kenneth Dill, RCAF, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. P. Dill. Miss Mary Dorsey, Miss Anna Meagher, London, at their homes. Joseph O'Reilly, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. William O'Reilly, Driver John J. Walsh, Camp Bor- den,with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh. Miss Alicia Coyne, Stratford,' with Mr, and Mrs. M. Coyne, Miss Margaret Gaynor, Stratford, with Miss Katherine Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Etue and dau- ghter, Zurich, with Mf. and Mrs. Thomas J. Molyneaux. Miss Jean Sutherland who sustain- ed' a fractured leg and collarbone; whileroller skating on No. 8 high- way two weeks ago, returned home from Seaforth hospital on Friday. Mrs. Kathleen Feeney has return- ed home after spending three months with her daughters in Toronto. Peter Fitzpatrick attended the funeral of his mother at Brampton. Mrs. John Walsh is spending a week in Toronto. The inspectors made an official visit to the separate and continua- tion schools here during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. 3. E. Falconer were tendered a farewell party on Friday night previous to their departure for Western Canada where they will re- side. A group of neighbors and friends assembled and made the presentation of an address and gifts, expressing their regret at losing such excellent neighbors and citizens of the community. Mr. and alp. Falcon- er responded very graciously and thanked the donors for .,their kind- ness. Word has been received by Mrs, Albert Krauskopf of the death of her. sister, Sister M. Scholastica of Good Shepherd Convent, Halifax. Mts. Andrew Kelly, ' Stratford, with her sister, Mrs, Dan. Williams, and her mother, Mrs. Margaret Walsh, Mrs. Workman and Mrs, Norman Stanlake, Iiensall, with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Britton. Mrs. N. Malcolin and son Jack, in Hensall. Miss Marion Malcolm in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas J. Moly- neaux in Kitchener. David McConnell in Detroit. Mrs. 'Elmer Kleinfeldt and Mrs. N. Malcolm in Woodstock. John Walsh was a Toronto visitor, KIP'PEN The service 'on Sunday will be con- ducted by the minister, Rev. A. M. Grant, who announced that he will discuss "The Angel and the Disciple's Sandals.", Mr. Arthur Long returned to St. Catharines on Sunday morning, The April meeting of the Gauld .Mission Band was held on Sunday morning, first meeting with the con-. gregation for the devotional period, then retiring to the school -room. Prayer was • offered by the Leader, followed by the prayer 10,' peace, and the .Lord's prayer repeated in unison. Mrs, J. H, Henderson, in a most interesting and instructive manner, told the story. of Harri Hal, a Trini- dad boy, and how a school was built a:t Diggity Swamp, Warren Thomp- son moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Henderson for telling the story, Which was seconded by Ivan Wren. The meeting closed with the Mizpall benediction repeated in unison. There. were 24 present, Finch -Watson.— The hone of Mi, and Mrs, Cliff- ord Watson was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Friday, April 9tlt, at two. o'clock in the afternoon, when their second eldest ,daughter, Theda, ,was united in marriage to Pte. Ross Ftlnch of Petawawa, sqn of I'4t. and Mr's. Elmer Finch of Clin- ton. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a tailored suit with British tan accessories and carried yellow roses. Mrs. Sim, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Wore a mauve suit With squirrel trim and grey accessories and carried pink. carnations. The groom was support- ed by Charles Brandon' of Clinton, The eeremony was performed by Rev, A. M. Grant, of St. Andrew's United Church, A buffet luncheon was served to the ittunediate rela- tives after which the hippy couple left on a short honeymoon trip amid showers of confetti, Their ,many friends wish for them a long and happy wedded life. Shower for Bride Elect — A number of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and ,Mrs. Clifford - Watson on Thursday evening of last: Week to honor their daughter, Miss Theda, with a miscellaneous shower. Theda thanked her friends in a very pleasing , manner. A vezy, dainty lunch was served, BAYFI ELD The marry friends of Mr. and Mr's. Charles Ferguson, son of . Mt'. and. Mrs. Wm, L. Ferguson, received the sad news on. Wednesday of last week of the sudden passing of their youngest son, John Angus, aged 2 years and one month, at their home home in. Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson had just returned two weeks from a visit with their son and family and on Thursday last Mrs. Ferguson returned to Sudbury to be with the family. The funeral was held on Friday afternoon. Their many friends extend their sincere sympathy to the parents and family in their bereavement and loss. Mrs. O. W. Rhynas, having spent the past two months with Mt'. and Mrs. Philip Rhynas in Toronto, re- turned to Shangrila last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steckle moved last week to their new home,. Para- dise, on the Varna road, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser are preparing to move from Ann street to the brick dwelling of Paul Cleave on Louisa street, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Weston, who spent the winter in Goderich return- ed to their home on Monday. Mrs, R. F. Gardiner, having spent the past three months with her dau- ghter in. New York, returned home on Saturday last, Mfrs. Minnie Ross returned home Saturday from Toronto where she attended the funeral of her son-in- law, Major Cobb. Aircraftsman Wm. Robinson of Toronto spent the week end with his brother, Jas. Robinson, Professors Pemberton and I{alb- fleisch of London • spent the week end in their cottages. The directors of Bayfield Agricul- tural Society are arranging for their annual masked carnival and dance in Easter week, The proceeds go for the Red Cross. Several -memiiers of L.O.L. No, 24 attended the annual meeting of South Huron, district on Wednesday night of last week in Hensall, BRODHAGEN A play, "As Easter Dawns, was presented by members of the patriot- ic 'society in St. Peter's Lutheran Church basement on Friday evening, April 9111. Those taking part were: Mrs. John Amstein, Mrs. Leo Schultz Eric Schultz, Mrs, Wilfred Amstein, Mrs. George Mogk, Mrs. Harold Die gel, 'Mrs, John G. Hinz, Mrs. Russell Sholdice, Mrs. Dalton Hinz. There were six candle -bearers, Miss Betty Rock, Miss Pearl Vock, Miss Reta Bennewies, Miss Jean Diegel, Miss Shirley Mueller. Miss Betty Jean Hinz, Rev. •W. Schultz was chairman and gave a very fine address. A pro- gram preceded the play as follows: A song by all, "Faith of Our Fath- ers;" Milton Dietz, solo; Doerr sis- ters, duet; Leota Hoegy and Hazel Doerr, duet; Lawson Jacob, solo; Mrs. W. Ahrens and Mts. J. G. Hinz, duet; Donald Ahrens, reading; Eric Schultz, piano selection: Jean Dieg- el, solo; Norma Leeming and Joyce Diegel, duet; Carl Vock, reading; Pearl Vock and Reta Bennewies duet; Pearl Vock, reading; Glen BRUCEFIELD Mr, and Mrs. Cole and son and Mr. Eyre spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, L. `Eyre. Mr, and Mrs, E. Schilbe and son of Zurich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. Swan. Mr. T. Rattenbury of Burlington spent a few clays with his mother, Mrs, W. Rettenbury, Mrs. A. Dutot and son at Goderich Township spent this week with Mrs, S, Dutot, Mr, and Mrs. R. Scott, and Mrs.. Ham spent a few days in Toronto. Tire following is a card which the Patriotic Society received from Spi'. Ross Grainger; :I wish to thank you for all your kind gift of 300 cigarettes which I. received tonight. They do come itt very handy these days, Everything is going tine with the. lovely spring days we have here; just like Canadian spring these, clays, Will write again shortly, and thanks a lot. Yours, Spr, .Ross Grainger, Diegel and Kenneth Hinz, cornet duet; Maureen Hinz and Gary Shot- dice, duet, The proceeds were very gratifying and will be used for war work, On Sunday afternoon the l'emaies of the tate Henry Schmidt of Stmt. ADP aHARMONY IS TRUE BEAUTY" In cosmetics, as in music, true beauty depends on skil- ful blending. That's why so many lovely women choose Adrienne cosmetics. They glorify your complexion ... harmonize with the latest fashion colours. Select the Adrienne make-up that is spe- cially blended for your type of beauty. Ask to see the Adrienne Colour Harmony Chart. ADRIENNE FACE POWDER.. , , 65c. ADRIENNE LIPSTICK 65c ADRIENNE ROUGE 65c Adrienne Scientifically Harmonized cosmetics are sold only at the Rexall Drug Store Cosmetic Counter. KEATING'S PHARMACY Phone 28, Seaforth ford were laid to rest in St. Peter's cemetery, Brodhagen. Rev. W. Schultz conducted the service atthe grave. A service preceded in Zion Lutheran Church, Stratford, con- ducted d by Rev. Gruhn. Ed. Schmidt of Brodhagen is a brother. The monthly meeting of St. Pet- er's Ladies' Aid was held last Wed- 'nesday afternoon with 38 members and three visitors present. The pas- tor led in the devotional exercises. The topic for the month was "Pray- er—Does God hear prayers and how does He answer?" The woman . of Samaria was the Bible woman chos- en for character study. Mrs. George Mogk, the president, then- presided over the business period. Every member was asked to bring a tea towel to be left for use in the kitch- en of the church. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in quilting. Lunch was served, On Sunday the service in St, Pet- er's Lutheran Church will commence at 10.30 a,m. At this service a class of nine catechumeis will'be confirm- ed. The catechumens are Grace Vock, Pearl Fischer, Elsie Steinbach, Adeline Schmidt, Geraldine Benet- man, Margaret Deichert, Claire Dei- clert, Edgar Hillebrecht, Robert Amstein, bitrs. • Tom Ryan Jr., Madeline Howard of Brussels with Mr. and Mrs. -Chas. Ahrens. - Mrs. S. Collins is visiting with Mr. and lairs. Knock in Stratford. Mrs. John C. Diegel is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed: Dressler in -Strat- ford. FLIMVILLE Mr, Harry Ford spent a few days last week at his daughter's home, Mrs, Newman Baker, near Wellburn. Mr. Laurie Stephen, who has been employed for some time at Sky Har - bot' airport, is home for the present. Miss Bessie Johns has gone to Byron Sanatorium for treatment. Several farmers have been plowing during the past week. • BORN McKAY.—In Tuckersmith, to Mr. and Mrs, Ed. McKay, Tuckersmith, on Tuesday, April 13, 1943 a daughter. HANEY - At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal on Sunday, April 11, 1943. to Mr, and Mrs. Bertram Haney, Tuckersmith, a son. 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