The Seaforth News, 1934-03-08, Page 5THURSDAY, ,MARCH $, 1934.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
PTEMS FOR ONE WEEK FROM TO -DAY
(SUNLI'GH'T SOAP
10 cAKEs 49c
CLARK'S SPAGHETTI, large tin 2 TINS
1St
HILL'CREST S!H'ORTE'NING, l's
2 LBS.
PEAS, 'STANDARD No. 3 sieve
2 TINS
QUAKER OATS, quick cooking
LARGE PKG.
JA'MAI'CA GINGER SNAPS—special
LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF 2 TINS 25 c
BLACK & CROSSWELL'S 16
8 O'CLOCK' MARMALADE
'ROYAL YORK MATCHES, family box
121 c
25c
21c
2 LBS, 19c
OZ, JA'R 25 c
3 BOXES 25c
QUEBEC MAPLE SYRUP 16 -OZ. BTL, 23
c
PRUNES, LARGE, iSWEET
MANYFL'OIWERS TOILET SOAP
LB'S
29c
25c
$ CAKES
CHOCOLATE COATED PEANUTS, JUMBO /. LB. 1 1 c
ROYAL YORK TEA
'LB. 30c
HAWES 'FLOOR GLOSS (lust wipe on) pints
'CAS'TLE FLOOR WAX is PER TIN.25c
.
LIBBY S SAUER KRAUT 2%s PER TIN
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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 67
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Wheat, per bus ............... 80'c -S c
Barley, per bus, 48c
Oats, per bus . ............'...,38e.
Eggs, per doz. ............... 1118c•24c
Hogs, per cwt. $8.75
Potatoes, per bag .... . a..r..I, $1-69
CONSTANCE.
The 'Golden Links Mission Band
will hold an 'Irish social on the (16th
in tihe 'school roam of the church.
Good pro'gra'm and iun'cit, 10e admis-
sion 'for everybody.
Miss Margaret Yungblut spent a
few days last week at the home of
her .grandfather, Mr. Henry Adams at
ILongles'boro.
Miss 'Donalda 'Ada'ms is spending a
few days with Seaforth friends,
Miss Margaret Love, R)N., of Wal-
ton, is visiting at the hone of 'Mrs.
Charles MclGregor, and son Ross,
Mrs. Ep•hriam Clark is spending a
new days in Seaforth with 'Doreen who
underwent an operation two weeks
ago in Seaforth hospital, and is not
progressing as 'her friends would like.
ing last..month, word comes from Bri-
tish Columbia that "February was a
month of ideal 'weather, with bright
suns'iine 25 days in the month of 'but
28
B. C. Enjoyed Ideal Month. days. March came in like a lamb,
In contrast t;::, 'the severe weatherI one of the most perfect day's of 'the
experienced in Eastern Ca'n'a'd'a dur- winter, bright suns3hin'e flooding the
land,"
MONTREAL $8.30 From Seaforth
and Return • (Bargain)
To Quebec City and Return $3.25 additional. Excursion tickets also on
sale at all other principal stations.,
GOING- .1 ARCH 16. 'RE'TURNIN'G—Up to midnight following
Sunday. Consult local agents re train service from any station. See
hand bills. W. R.' Plant. Phone 4w, 'Seaforth Depot Agent.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
Hogarth
says:
Every Chick -
Raiser Needs
a Brooder
Thermometer
T-26
FREE — a splendid, silver - finish
brooder thermometer with each re-
quest for our catalogue. For early ma-
turing and rapid growth buy Elogarth
SUPER SIZE chicks from extra large
eggs. Reasonable prices. Seven breeds. -
Flocks and hatchery -under Govern-
ment Approval. Before you order any
chicks this year be sure to get the
facts about Hogarth SUPER 'SIZE.,
Send for our catalogue and the free
brooder thermometer.
I Hogarth Chick Hatchery
Box 102
EXETER, ,ONT.
TOWN TOPICS..
Mr. and Mr's, !J, MdNa'irn and
siren Ruth and !Jimmie and Miss
lion Reeves spent 'the w=eek en
\?ttc'Ireld',at the borne Of Mr. and
David.. M'dNa'irn,
Drivers 'wish, to have the atteir
of parents 'called to the great clan
to school children who .ride on
'batek .of critters,
'Sheriff 'Middleton Of Goderic'h
in town ,ots Wednesday.
(Mrs. R. T. MldCua g of. Big
Sas'k., arrived on (Tuesday to visit
father, Mc jno. A. .Wilson.
MrJ. •ltd. IRolbertson and Mnss
'bertson visited the borne of .Mr. 3D
alt 13 udhan,an at :Walton on !Friday;
Miss Margaret Fortune o:f' 'Detr
'was here attending the 'funeral of
late Ellen !Devereaux,
Wes. es, Nott was at Toronto
tending the hockey Ttlatth, over t
week -end.
'The Many friends of !Ma, Mateo!
?didL'eod regret that he still continu
poor oor health. •
'The Young People of North Sid
'Church are having Harvey McGeeAuburn an Friday, M'arc'h 23rd.
Mr, T. Chong of Kincardine is fit
Hag the •vacant share in the Gillespi
Block for ,a restaurant which he wil
open next week.
Airs. 'Henry 'Howarth attended
the funeral of Mrs, Margaret 'Hooper
'of,Hensall, who was buried on 'Mon-
d'ay 'front the residence o'f her brother,
.john D. Aitkinson, Clinton.
Mr. Charles Glew ,has purchased
the Warden cottage on Go:derich st.,
now .occupiecl 'by 'Mr. and :firs. C.
'Hollingsworth, and will occupy it
shortly.
Mr. Donald Kerslake and 'M'iss Do-
rothy Kerslake •of Toronto were
guests of :their parents over the week-
end, owing ,to the illtness of their
father, who is improving nicely,
though still c'onlfined to 'bed.
Mrs. 'Inglis of Englehart is visiting
her
dotht t '
er
g VIrs. ff.B, •IZaiue, at the
Manse. '
The Milverton hockey team could
not reach Seaforth for the play-off
gamte with IEgmondville on Tuesday
night and the game was postponed to
Thursday.
Miss Florence ,Fowler of 'Blueva'le
is a guest of Miss C.Pinkney,
Word has been received thy friends
in town from Col, R. S, and 'Mrs. Hays
and'famiiy'from 'Gi'braltar, on Feb, 1113,
reporting all well and warm, sunny
Breather.
Mr. Will 'Irvine of Tuckersmith has
reacted the farm of the George 'Strong.
Estate, on the (Kippen ;Road.
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WILLI'A1VI H. J'AMIESON
The , passing of Mr. William H,
Jamieson of the Huron Road, west of
town, shortly before noon on 'Wed-
nesday removes a well known and
highly respected nnem'ber of one of
the pioneer families of the (Huron
Road. Mr. Jamieson had been around
as usual until suffering a heart at-
tack during the morning. He had not
enjoyed the best of health for several
years but his death carne as a shock
to his many 'friends.
!Surviving are 'his 'wife, formerly
Miss E. Carter of the Huron Road,
and one ,brother, 'Tames 'Jamieson,
who resided on the 'homestead with
the deceased. 'His mother predeceased 1,
hien last summer.
The funeral will be 'held from the
the late residence, lot 35, con. 1', Mc-
Killop, on Friday afternoon, March 9,
at 2 o'clock, the services being con-
ducted by Rev.. W. P. ,Lane of North
Side United 'Church, Seaforth. Inter-
ment will take place .in the 'Clinton
Cemetery.
ELLEN DEVEREAUX
The death occurred On Friday, Mar.
2, at the 'home of her 'brother, Wil-
liam John Devereaux, 32nd c'on'cession
Tuckers'mith, of Ellen Devereaux, an
esteemed resident, in her ,67th year.
Miss Devereaux was a d'au'ghter o'f
the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dev-
ereaux of Tuckersmith. She is sur-
vived by her brother, William john
Devereaux. The 'funeral took place
Monday morning .from St, James'
Catholic Church, to S't, James' Ceme-
tery. Rev. Father T. P. 'Hussey of-
ficiated. The pallbearers were Messrs.
David :Gemmell, William O'ldlfield,
Jaid Nigh, John Devereaux, William
Devereaux, Harry 'Fortune.
McKILLOP.
The following is the report of U.
S. S. '112, -Grey and MdKillo!p, for the
months of January and February.
Sr, V.—!George MoCall'u3ni 711%.
'Jr.PV.—Boss Coutts 69, Donald
Coutts 68, Winnifred McCallum 52,
Sr. PI+I.--(Evelyn Well'iantsdiu 7115
ISr. J.I.—Florence . Williamson 72,
Russel McCallum '41fi.
Jr. III --Viola Mc'Calium 55.
II.—Vernice Machan.
'Printer—!Roy IW'illia'mso(n.
M. Robertson, Teacher. -
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THE CANADIAN CAR
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
•
OF PETER DALLAS
(Cran'broo'k, iB.C.,'Courier)
'Friends by the hundred gathered
the 'Pre'sby'terian church Last Sun
afternoon to pay their last tribute
the late Peter 'Dallas, •who passed
way three days previously at the
Eugene hospital, (Rev, J.' R. !Bell c
ducted the service, and the choir
in the singing of `4Rook of Ages,"
'Nearer My God to 'Thee." By
quest of .the 'family, a 'aolo was s:
by 'Mr. 'J, S. ;Manson. The pall .c
borne by Charles Ratcliffe, A.
,Jaynes /Dunlop, T. C. 'Herts
Janes lidN'eill and 111. W. Wood.
!Deceased had Ibsen a Memberthe 'Brothedhood of 'Railway Trai
men for the past '28 years. His a
was 64 years and 7 m'onth's, and 'h
place 'of birth was :