The Seaforth News, 1934-05-31, Page 5•
THURSDAY, .MAY 31,. 1934.
THE-SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE.
Aylmer Canoeil Goods Sale
ITEMS FOR ONE WEEK FROM TO -DAY
AYLMER. CHOICE GOLDEN PEACHES, halves 1 C
No. 2 sqt. tins
AYLMER VEGETABLE AND TOMATO SOUP T� ,
TINS
AYLMER TOMATO JUICE, No. ]'tins
- 3EACI4 6
AYLMER FANCY CRUSHED PINEAPPLE
16 oz. tin
KELLOGG'S OR SUGAR CRISP CORNFLAKES 111 7 c
2 PKGS. as
Ch'pso, 1 medium package free MAKES CLOTHES
with 1 large package ' LAST LONGER
for suis ty+
PEARL WHITE NAPTHA SOAP 9 BARS
Golden Net ort Unicorn Fancy Red Cohoe Salmon, A's, -2 tins 29c
l's each 23
Hawes Floor Wax 1 lb. tin: 43c
Castle Floor Wax 1 lb. tin 25c.
Ivory Soap, medium size 3 cakes 25c
Ivory Soap, guest size 5 cakes 25c
Chase & Sanborn's Dated Coffee 1 lb. tin 45c
Schneider's Choice Side Bacon, sliced per lb. 32c
Aylmer Choice Red Pitted Cherries, No. 2 squat tin each 15c
Aylmer Fancy Fruits for Salad, No. 2 squat tin each 28c
Aylmer Choice Pumpkin, large tins ? for 25c
Aylmer Grape Fruit, Choice Quality, No. 2 squat tin each 23c
Aylmer Choice Tomatoes, large tins .......................2 for. 23c
Aylmer Choice Peas, No, 3 sieve, 2's tins 2 for 29c
Aylmer Choice Golden Bantam Corn 2 for 25c
Aylmer Catsup, home nnade style 12 oz. bottle 14c
Aylmer Boneless Chicken 7 oz. tin 27c
Choice Seeded Raisins 15 oz. pkg. 15c
1 lb.
45c
special value pkg.
Brite Boy se i
Tea, P
lend'..., lb.
pkg. 30c
`the better b g
Royal York Tea, Orange Pekoe, P
16 oz. 27c
Gum Drops, natural fruit flavours per lb. 19c
Clark's Cooked Spaghetti, 16 oz. tin • 2 for 19c
Hillcrest Lard 1 lb. ctn 12c
Shredded Wheat Biscuits 2 for 25c
Windsor Shortbread Biscuits per lb. 17c
16 oz. 25c
'/'s 15c
%'s 25c
4 pkgs'. 25c
Welch's Grape Juice
Superior Baking Powder, 8 oz. -15c;
Baker's Cocoa
Baker's Premium 'Unsweetened Chocolate, A's -15c;
Jello, assorted flavours
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N Pryce
Phone 8
Phone 77
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
-and-/
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. 3. WAILKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers furnished
Night or day phm'e 67
insurance
FIRE -AUTO -.WIND
Our Policies Will Protect You
Our Rates Will Appeal - to You
'Prompt service and settlement of
all claims
Travel anywhere in Canada or
the United States and always
fully protected -you cannot af-
ford to take chances.
REAL ESTATE
Several bargains in Town and
Farm Property.
Special -100 acre grass farm.
Call, Phone or Write Us.
A. D. Sutherland
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Conveyancing, Real Estate, Etc.
PHONE 152
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Barley ..... .. ......150c
Oats, per bus ..... 46c
Eggs, per dot .. 'lac, 13c, 1i7'c
Potatoes, per bag $1,25
Bogs, per cwt, ., $77!5
Wheat, per bushel, ,........DS'c
Found Floating in Her
Pompeiian Bath
II -Low a puzzling Paris murder nnys-
tery was solved by the victim's own'
clever precaution, _is the .theme Of an
.article in The Lknaerican ;Weekly with
next ISurnday s IDe'taoit'1"ime,s. •
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Closed Lips
Presented by Tuckersmith Ag-
gressive Club in
EGMONDVILLE UNITED
CHURCH
Mon.June llth
Mon.,
8:15 JP:M.
Admission 25c and 15c
TUCKERSMITH.
Mrs. J. Jackson, Messrs. Stanley
and Arthur spent the week -end in
IFlint, Mich. They were- accompanied
by. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pullman of
Seaforth.
Mir. and Mrs. 'Lorne Pepper of
'Stamford are visiting the latter's par-
ents; Mr, and Mrs Hay.
ay.
Miss Thelma E1'gie spent the week-
end visiting with friends near Staff t.
Mr. JackBurrows of Stratford was
a ISunday visitor -art the home of Mr.
Alexa Simpson.
•7Lr. and Mrs. Carl Topp and son
Junior,. Mrs. A. Top, Mrs. George
;Kane of Buffalo spent 'Decoration day
at the home of leLr. John Elgie.
Mr. and Mrs.' ;filo. McLachlan spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Earl ;K'ios-
m'ali of Chisethurst.
•firs. A. P. Lyons and her boys
Frank and Craig left "Saturday-' for
their ihoine in Wayne, Mich., after
spending two weeks with relative
'ani 'friends.
Mrs. Thos. Coleman is spending
the weelc in Toronto with her sister,
.Mrs. M. LA. Rice,
,Miss Viola Clarke left Tuesday
for Toronto to.accompanyher aunt
Mrs. M. A, Rice to her summer home
:rarest Kook, where she will spend
the sililiner,
The Trovers are holding their an
-
mid reunion picnic to Baylfield in
IJotiett's Grove on Saturday. June'9th
Mfrs. (Dr:) \•I. Armstrong g of Cara
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Purdy Inc'
their little daughter were Sunday Iris -
'ter; at thehome. of Mr. and Mrs.
Will
e
Ch t. tern , M 111 IRO
ad. Dan
Miss Eleanor\McCart
ney
little
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WATSON'S HALL
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FRIDAY
Admission 25 and 15 Cts
daughter at '3r. and Mrs. Geo Mc-
Cartney is slowly introtut after
her niisfontane of getting severely
scalded a tweek ago,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nicholson
and daughlterB'arbara jean, i[r. and
,Mrs. Bert Sick and Mr. ]John Nich
olso•n' were Sunday visitors alt their
sister's, Mrs. Jean .Nicholson, of
18 ay'field.
.Mr..and Mrs. Scarlett spent Sunday
at the home, of their, daughter, Mas
G. M'c'Cartney, „r ,
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times, 50c
TOWN TOPICS.
Mrs. !Fred 1urchill and son Joseph,
orf 113r,ussets, are spencl'iog a -week
with the Misses Biddle.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Ge'orge'Ferguson and
Jean and IRussetl of Toronto ware
Victoria Day , guests Of the. rb(isses
-Ferguson.
Mrs. A. D. !Armstrong leaves this
week to visit her son, Mr. Malcolm
Amos' I-ohg, and family, 'N. ,Apthur.
Eley Dr. Larkin of Toronto. is
spending.the week -end in town
Miss Edith IIenderson Of E'gnnrmd-
ville returned home from 'Scott Mem-
orial Hospital Tuesday, after under-
going an operation for appendicitis,
Mr. Ed Smith is moving to Mr F.
.Baxter, res'iden'ce on Thursday,
:\f.,.:1. 14. \Veedtnark is moving tp
Mr. \ ndrew 1rc'hibald's property
Formerly occupied by the tSiegrist
family,
The Many, -friends of Reeve \V, W.
Crosier are glad to know he Is able
to he up.
dei and Mrs. Edward :hole and
family attended the Aluurl'ell Casa -
more wedding in P,elmore Saturday.
'Messrs, '\'\' E. Brownlee, Toronto,
and 1. C. Mc Ca ale y, New market,
were holiday visitors in town and
played ball in Hen:sall•
!Ails 1Vm. lArnent spent a fe•.+
In Lyndon .with her sister.
Minn Vera lfole •pent the week -
earl lir truss s • and attended the
Voting People Rally of the United
Church, on !Sunday,
':\ number of Seaiarth people gill
attend the 111 es' gradtution at
Brantford hospital on !Saturday when
\lisscs Evelyn • Golding, jean Kerr
nil Katherine !Snider will graduate.
\l r. and Mrs. J. A, Case returned
Wednesday alter an- extended visit
in Detroit. They were ,a•companied
try
their (lughter and son-in-law, Mr,
gird \!i 5 in field.
\lr. and MTS.. \\'; X. Knechtel vis-
ited- their daughter, Mrs. W. 1'.
Martin at Mi idleport.
M.r. Sherman Stewart of Crystal
City, Men., r expected in a few days
on a visit with his patents, Mr, and
\ire, Geo. Stewart, I-Iarpurtley, and
lin-tiler, Mr. Marshall Steli'art•. 'A lat-
ter states that there is little prospe,:t
f a crap in his section, dust • along
fence is "fence" lrigla in places; dust
has been blowing :dmo t every day
since March, there having been only
one or two slight rains. Il is about Ira
years since lir. Stewart has been here
Misses Isobel Betties and - 'l oriel
Anderson of 211ehtllop 0101 with an
accident while driving to the Collegi-
ate on Wednesday morning-, and the
latter was taken to the hospital with
an injured. wrist,
HULLETT CENTRE
Mr. Geo, Neal of Tarte was a visitor•.
at Wm. Carters lately
Bee pectotsare busyat
present
looking for foul brood, which is quite
prevalent 111 some localities.
\\'nt Carter was in Geulph last
week attending an executive meeting
;f theWiner Fair
\ k Board.
Mr. Chas. Stewart has been enter-
taining Toronto friends lately.
Mr Allan Lamont sof Brussels call-
ed to see his friend, Mr. Ben 'Riley, on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Hoggart visited
friend's in Tuckeramith over the week
end.
,Mrs. Henry Glazier is helping her
daughter, Mrs. Ben Riley, at present.
We are very sorry to report that
Mr. Bet Riley is very Now at ipresent,
Mr. Geo. Lawrence still continues
in pair health.
'Mr, R. IBell and wife ,motored over
front Alberta and are catling on old
friends in the vicinity. Mr. Bell is an
old L'ontLeaiboro boy.
.Mr. ]Harold !Longman of Loncles
boyo visited at the hone of Mr. Bur,
]Hogg rt on Friday evening.
NORTH McKILLOP.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeming,
Ross and .Norma were visiting friend:-
in
riensl'sin Auburn one day last week
Mr. and Mrs. John K'istuer and
,Babe, also Vera and Anna ,Mistier.
of Waterloo, spent IS'unday under the
parental roof. Mrs. Joseph Thornton
returned with them for a wee'k's
holid'ay.
Mr. Edward Boyce spent 'Saturday
visiting his parents at Mon'kton.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dtrvc(son and
Isabel spent 'Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs..Le'anard Leeming:
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wayman and
Marilyn of Brantford spent the 24th
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Munn and
also called on other 'friends..
CONSTANCE.
Me. 3'. Clifford Britton who has
spent the past six years in the West
on missions and also attending, the
St. Andrew's •College, Saskatoon, re-
turned last -Wednesday evening by
motor, accompanied by his lvite and
two small daughters ,Katherine and
•Arva, and are the guests of the••forii -
el a.parents Mr, and Mrs. \Van. Brit-
ton. Clifford, Who has completed his
tern tat college with honors, and a'so
took a scholarship in religious educa-
tion, will be ordained on Sunday,
lbane,' nl, in the London Conference
'e''d :at Sarnia.
The Live Wire Sunday .Sch )ar
Class presented their Arley, "Aunt Su-
sali'n A r I " i1 the Community Hall,
I omic. t..ro, haat Thursday evetaitlg
May 24. Tiley will 'also' present their
play at the Thames Road church on
15th ;Tune.
11r, and '1)frs Geo. . \Wheatley spent
the- 24th with ulcer daughter, Mrs,
•
Chas.. t c.,l, � and I the ''tet )./1r, Leslie
al C"orintb.
Mr, Len 'Stephenson motored to
London Saturday on business.
,Digs, J C. Smith and son 'Gerald of
Vancouter, and Mr. and ]dee. Jacle
'Davidson and little balbe and Mrs.
Davidson Sr. of Brucefield were vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Law's'oan Sunday last.
The W. A. are holding a sate of
home'ntade cooping in Seaforth on
Saturday, June 2nd.
.,""The Sunday 'School anniversary will
be held on ,Sunday, 'J'tmee 1101th. 'Morn-
ing 'service 1111 .Evening service 7,70 -
to he conducted by the Rev, J• C"
IfYHEN YOU START a savings account here you open the door to
a safer, surer, happier future. But the door must be kept open by
systematic deposits. A few dollars every week, left here to bear interest,
mounts to a sizeabie suis in less time than you imagine.
no NOT DELAY making a beginning. One dollar Starts
you on the road to independence if you but follow` it
faithfully. Every courtesy is paid you at any branch of
the Province of Ontario Savings Office, Full .chequing
privileges are provided. For your convenience . these
offices are open until 5 o'clock.
SEVENTEE-N
BRANCHES IN
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EVERYDEPOSTICLAf(PApJIWia•..t.,
CNdAT O OECTnENT'tl'tl
PARLIAMENT OFFiCE "40,
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SEAFORTH BRANCH -
- J. M. McMILLAN, Manager
as
Britton.
The Young Peoples choir will fur-
nish
pectal music e l
ir 1110 4
11 1 D •
111 ID r
1 and
in the evening the church choir will
have charge as usual,
\d r. Feiss Adam,, who has been
on the sick list; -was able to return
to his studies in the collegiate Monday
morning.
Mir. Clifford ]Britton leaves \\ ednes-
dal to attend Conference at Sarnia,
Mr. Alvin Dale spent a cottple of
days last week at 2'•ofonto.
Mr. and Mrs. Eutmen•t Ad -anis, Don-
elda and Kelso, spent Saturday in
Gorier i'eh,
Mrs, Gordon Little and children, of
Sealorth, were guests of Mr. and 211re.
:lh^in Dale for a few days last week.
• 21Lr. and Mrs, Austin Dexter and
family spent Thursday at h h,
1 the home 0'f
14r. and firs. Joseph .Yunsablutt of the
Base Line, Miss Viola remained fo.r a
few clays.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clarke, and
Mr. Ross McGregor mi7tcured to To-
ronto on Tuesday, accompanied by
Miss Viola Clarice who is 'meeting her
aunt, ,Mrs. M. A. Rice on Saturday,
and is leaving for Mrs, Wright's cot
tage on I,Arinntie cake, !Parry Sound
district,
KIPPEN
'Several from this cons m1.1ietty at-
tended the funeral of the late Mrs.
IRcbert S'cartett of Sea.forth on Mon-
day afternoon.
\lr. lEarl Sproat had the misfor-
tune to 'have his leg broken a week
ago, which will lay hint off for some
time .and all wish for a speedy recov-
cry.
\!['r. and 'Mrs. Geo. 'Coster have re-
turned to their home in Windsor af-
ter a pleasant visit with friend's in'.this
vicinity.
Mrs. Abe Forsyth is improving
nicely and is aisle to get out again at -
ter her severe illness.
Mr. J...H. Cochrane is erecting Rev.
19. F. Chandler's summer cottage near
Goderich, tv'h'ich he expects to com-
plete shortly. -
Mr. an'd Mrs. 'J. D. 'Stewart and
Miss Winnie, also Mr. 'Peter ,Stewart
left tor their new home at Moorefield:
They will he 111,110111 mis''scd in this
local'ity.
. 1'[r. Won. Sproat of Setforth is the
guest of iir. ousel Mrs. F.arl Sproat
and .fannrly.
Mrs. Wm. Fairbairn of near Mens-
al( was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J'onah Green for a 'few days.
SHEETING
AT 1933 PRICES
72 -inch Grey 30c yd.
81 inch Grey 38c yd.
72 inch ....Heavy Grey 42c yd.
72 inch . White 38c yd.
81 inch ...Heavy White 60c yd.
Children's Ankle Hose, cot- 1 5
ton, sizes 6 -6A -7-7A...
Sills and Lisle, 6-7-71A-8 25c
Women's Pure Silk, Full Fashioned
Hose in Gun -Metal 7
and Townwear
Men's FancyCottonSox 2dc
Men's Fancy
Silk C' Cotton Sox 25c
Men's Fancy Silk & Wool Sox35c
Men's Black Oxfords.. ,
$2.25, $3.35, $4.00
Men's lBlack & White •Oxfords.. $3.00
Men's Work Boots $1.95 to $3.50
Men's Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers . 50c
Men's Balbriggan Combinations 75c
Men's Shorts 40c
Sc
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VARN'A
Mr• leaac Jarrott fell and hurt lei:
knee recently but is able,
t move
c
around a little again
hipper football team are platin
g.
then first, match this w•cel< and all ex -
poet the boys to bring home the ba -
Can this season,
TheBusy'Bees -Mission Circle held
their regular sleeting on "Saturday af-
tcrtaon last at the home of Miss
1largaret Sinclair, The president,
Miss 11. Thomson, presided over the
meeting which opened by all singing
Hymn 502. The devotional Wan taken
by Miss Rutli Watson, The roll call
was an;
.we
rel ninbye
luenrbers after
which the minutes of last sleeting
were react anis adopted. It was plann-
ed to hold the next meeting in the
form o.f picnic stepper and weiner
roast, the planning of details to be in
the hands of a committee named 'De
topic. "The Fallacy of 'Common 'Say-
ings,' was taken by Miss 29. Thom-
son. A part from the book, "The Vik-
ing ]Heart was taken by Miss Dora
1),lryntplc, The i 150111ng y closed by
singing hymn 51217 and prayer. A de-
licious lunch was served by the host-
ests.
BRUCEFIELD.
Mrs. Riley of Brussels spent the
week end at the Nome of Mr. and
Mrs. Wel. Deihl
Mrs. Geo 'Watts of Clinton am'd
Mr. 'John McQueen of Flint, land Mr,
\9',, Elcoat and his 'daugh'ter, Miss
Jean, Of 1Seatforth, visited at the home
of -L[r, and Mrs. Pa's. MeiQneen on
Empire Day. -
Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Morrison and
family of Stratford, formerly of
B•race'bridge, vis'i'ted at the manse last
Sunday.
Mrs. 'George Hill returned to her
home in the village last week after
•spen.clin'g the past few .months at the
home of her son, James in Stratford.
Mrs. (Rev.) W.A.Stemmer r
e u
rn-
ed to 1St. Thomas with her daughter,
Mrs. West, where she expects to re-
main a week when Mr. Bremner is at -
CH
OLD AND NEW
LONDESBORO
COMMUNITY HALL
Friday, J re 8
COLLINS' FIVE -PIECE
ORCHESTRA
Admission: Gents 25c. Ladies 15c.
tending Conference at Sarnia.
'The YJP.S. of llrueefeld United
it
C arcs held the•
. 11
.l meetingng of the
official year on Monday night, the
BSth. The following officers were in-
stalled to commence their duties in
September: Pres. -Elsie Smith; Vice
IPres-.Bill Pepper; •Sec. -lava Stack-
hau,e; Treas. - Vary G. McCully;
Pianist--Aaidrey^ ISwan ; Assistant -
Greta 'Brottd:foot; Press Sec. -Marie
Elliott. Conveners are, devotional -
Evel^n Grainger; citizenship -Ralph
'Newton; missionary -)Harry Mellor;
literary and recreation -Jesse :Free-
man. After the meeting .refreshments
were served.
PLAY
Go Slow Mary
will be presented by the Y.P.
S. of Winthrop in Caves
Church,
WINTHROP
-on-
Friday,
June
1
Admission: Adults 25c; Children 15c
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