The Seaforth News, 1934-12-06, Page 5'.3HURSDAY, DE'CEMBER 6
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seasonable food products at money saving prices. Begin to -day to shop
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ITEMiS FOR THIS 'WEEK, (ENDING DEC. 12.
AYLMER WHITE CORN, 2's PER TIN
8c
BORDEN'S EAGLE CONDENSED MILK, with free
cook book-�� CMAIVYFLOW 2 TINS ER'S TOILET SOAP 3 CAKES 13c
McCORMICK'S BUTTER SODA BISCUITS, 1 Ib, bags 4�C
2 LBS.
KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN, LARGE
PER PKG. 18 c
ALL -BRAN
tt
COCOANUT, SNOWDRIFT
Louse, V: lb,
13c
`�i!I�Illlllplll% I�
'!mum I msmi I
Fancy Cohoe Salmon, Unicorn or Golden Net Brand, ''s —2 tins
Heinz Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce large size
Drummer Pastry Flour, all Ontario Wheat 7's
24's
Our Own Blend Coffee, freshly ground
Ivory Soap, medium size
Royal York Tea
Lawrason's Snowflake Ammonia
Lawrason's Flusho, for Toilets
Lawrason's Sinko, for Sinks
Richelieu Golden Wax Beans, 2's
Taylor's Peanut Butter
per lb.
3 cakes
IA lb.
4 pkgs.
per tin
per tin
2 tins
pints
29c
15e
24c
69c
39c
25c
300
25c
19c
25c
23c
25c
NUTS AND CANDY FOR CHRISTMAS,
Silver Humbugs
Crystal French Cream
Satin Mixed Candy, fruit flavours
Royal Mixed Candy
Light Cut Rock
Chocolate 0 o]ate Dro s doublee
Drops, dipped
per lb. 15c
per Ib, 19c
per lb. 15c
2 lbs. 25c
per lb. 19c
per lb. 19c
Ganong's or Supertaste Christmas Wrapped Chocolates,
3 Ib. box 79c
CHRISTMAS FRUITS—
Sultana Raisins, cleaned, finest quality
Cleaned Currants
Lemon and Orange Peel, already cut
Citron Peel
Glace Cherries
Glace Pineapple
Fancy Seeded Raisins
Fancy Bleached Sultanas
Lexia Raisins, with seeds
Shelled. Almonds
Shelled Walnuts, quarters
2 lbs. 25c
2 lbs. 27c
per Ib. 18c
per lb. 28c
IA lb, 10c
IA lb. 15c
15 oz. 15c
per lb. 18c
2 lbs, 25c
per ib. 39c
per lb. 39c
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t medium pkg. Oxydol with 7 Bars P. & G. for 25c
1 large size Face Cloth with 4 •Bars Calay Toilet Soap for , .; , , 20c
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REAL ESTATE KIPPEN,
Rey, E. F. Chandler gave a very' in-
teresting talk on the "Parable of the
Sower and the Growth of a Christian
Life," on Sunday inorlling last. The
choir sang a very fine anthem "0
Come Let ,Ups Sing."
Also ' The Young People of St An'drew's
United Church met on Sunday even-
ing last, Norman Alexander presided
and also took the topic on "The Secret
of I11appines;" Rev. E. F. Chandler
took the discussion.
GENERAL INSURANCE The Gault! Mission Band will meet
AGENCY on Saturday afternoon in the school
Conveyancing, Real Estate, Etc.
-room of the church, .111 the members
are urged to be .present.
:Phe Busy- Bess' Mission Curcio girls
Sat -
Butter, per .. arc invited -to an "At dome" on S.at
1b.:..........x.•,.,..,1180 nrday afternoon at 2
Oats, per bushel 3acHenderson.
at the home
Wheat, per ,bushel .,.,...., oF Mrs. John Hendeon• The girls
Feed barley, . . . . 9Pcolll please 'bring their needle ancl.
5 Per •bushel .48athimble 'its there is s 0111 sewing to
Vatting barley, .per -bushel.. • • ••• :65e-contp+!ette he fore Christmas.
SPECIAL
Choice farm in the Township of
McKillop, good soil, good 'build-
Ings, -well located, well watered,
Hydro, many extras.
Several bargains in Town and
Farm Property.
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SEAFORTH MARKETS.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN •TOPICS
:lir. and Mrs. "Neil Smale of Detroit
visited his father, Mr. Thomas Srnale,
over the week -end.
4 chimney fore at the home of 14r.
Ross Sh auge, 010 Centre Street
gave the "fire brigade -a run at 9 o' -
cluck Wednesday ;morning. and was
readily extinguished. No damage was
done to the house. -
lir, Charles 'Ilolc nes received serf
0110 injuries to the fingers of his hand,
while chopping. kindling Tuesday
morning.
lin and llrrs, !R. E. l{acKenzie
and two children and Mrs. Chesney
1Sr. teat's shortly for Florida,
Miss M. W. Mackay is a Toronto
vi "tor.
A Yuuvtg Canada Club meeting
was 'held at the library on Thursday
evening last when a slate of officers
-was drawn up and pians laid for the
winter season, -
'l1rs, L. T. DoLaeey leaves fon- To
rontd on Thursday with Mrs. Ilod-
gins and son Jack, -
ID/7. Reit!Edmonds of Brantford
and Mr, Arthur 'Edmonds of Hamil-
ton spent the week -end with their
mother, Mrs. W. IEdinonds,
Mr. and Mrs, 'John MCGregor of
l uokersmilh are getting settled in
I.gmondt'ille in the ,residence of the
late Mrs, McCloy,
There have been several - transac-
tions in Seafnrth business circles ;re-
cently and it is rumored that negoia-
tions are likely to be consummated soon
for another dead,
Air. and Mrs. W'rn, Mdlntosh of
Toronto visited his another, Mrs. Mc.
antis'', John et., over the week -end,
'Reeves W. \V, 'Crosier, Seaforth,
7. A. Eckart .11d&illop, and \-\', n. Ar-
chibald, Tucl.ersintth, are attending
the county council sessions at God-
erielt this week, -
Miss Betty Malcolm returned to
Toronto 'C nn ersity oar - Wednesday
after spending the pat week with her
parents, I2ev-, and Mrs. C. A. Mal-
colm, while convalescing from the flu.
Mr, George E. Ferguson, who was
elected Pres. c of
the
Huron wt Old Boys
in Toronto on Monday, is a brother
10 the.. Misses' Ferguson. S-pariitcg ,t,
Mr. and Airs. Lout„ Henn- and Alis;
Elaine Allen of Detroit were guests
last week of Mr, Robert Jones, -
Mr, and Airs, Nelson Govendock,
'Luis and Joan, of \Waterford, spent
last wide -end with relatives in town
and vicinity,
Mc p ,
The meeting of the \V.M.S.
\\' r1. cif Duff's. Church was held at
Mrs. R. Campbell'. ,tu Thursday
Nor.,,29, with a Rill attendance of
ladies, Airs, C. Henderson opened the
meeting with a hymtit, theft gave tine
prayer, Scripture reading wn> ill 11tll-
SOIL Airs, Gordon gave devotional
leaflet, RCA', lir. Morrow then took
the election of officers; Hon. fres„
Airs. Morrow and Mrs. C. - Hender-
son; 1st vice, Alrs, Ivy Henderson;
211,1 vice, Mrs, \W. Scott, seer etarv,
Mrs. W. Shannon; treasurer, Mrs. R.
Campbell: Christian Stewardship,
Mrs, Eldon -Kerr, preps sec,, Miss
Relent Beatty Strangers' see„ lir,
1Iilh'hr ht. \less. lfonthit ser Mrs.
J. Gordon; committee l[rs, licl'er-
cher, Mrs. IV. Kerr, A[r, WV'ation:
:Associate Helpers,. Aft .l[orrnw;
Supply sec,. -1[rs, Wm. Beatty, Offi-
cers for the W.A., President, .lir,, J,
IIillebrecht, 1st vice, Airs, MaKereh-
er; sec„ Miss Essie Dorrance; treas.,
Mr.,, Roby. Hogg, The W.A. then
held a short meeting. A poen was gi-
ven by Mrs, C. Henderson and a
short tall by Ret \fr, Morrow -,"Our
Gift to Christ..was given by Airs, W.
Shannon. lIr , llorroti closed the
meeting with benediction, The ladies
then served a dainty Math anti de-
cided to have a social afternoon early
in December at the home of hiss
Essie Dorrance.
Accid
last week
001 WOO
Mr, Jan
misfortu,
hint, do
grorind a
,pint. \f
'O1) wy er
was rush
where, ac
is making'
gross,
Mrs. D -
by her da
with twh-or
turned to
Mrs. \[
bIr and
present st
G. Chmpb
Quite a
attended t
and Afro.
hall at Bay!
STANLEY
ent.--,On Friday afternoon
while assisting his father
WOO(
in Joe Martin's orchar
es Johnston of Blake had tl to have a tree fall opo
u -tiling hien clown to th
nd 'breaking a bone in h
ter first aid treatment by U
of Zurich, the injured ma
ed to Goderich .hpspita
cording to latest reports, it
slow but satisfactory pro
!cic of Hensall, acca1npanie
tighter, Mrs, R. N. Douglas
n she has beets visiting, re
her home on Sunday.
adge, who has been visiting
10s. Milton Pollock is at
aying with her niece, .lir,
ell,
ntunibervof the young people
he reception givento_lir.
Anthony Etue in the town
field Friday evening last.
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•No
COMMENCEMENT
A very attractive program was pre-
sented by the pupils of tie collegiate
at the 11th annual commencement
held Friday evening •111 C'ardno's hall,
The opening march was played by
the orchestra uadei' the direction u[
Reginald Pr}ce, Eugtnd .Duncan,
Fred O'Leary, James ,Sherwood,
D -au las 'Stewart t Ross Rennie, John
Hathann, Roy Oke, ;DlOrleon Sills,
Ivan Rennie, U'ranlc Grieve, Greet-
:nq, were conveyed by the -.principal,
11 r, G. A. iBallantyne• Presentations
of graduation diplomas and prizes .for
school work were made by Rev, Can-
on 11. Applcyard to the absence of the
chairman, lfr, C. A, "Barbet', The
names of those - receiving diplomas
are Frank Archibald, Kenneth -'Beat-
tie, 'Elinor L'roadfoot, 'Eileen Chap-
man, Agnes ;Delaney, ,.Arthur Dever-
eaux, 'Arthur Golding, Isabel Jamie -
sun, 'Allan Key., Grace 'Krautcr, 1 -onto
Mo{ver, .Mary Al:div'er, Neil "Patrick,
'Saewa•rt Plant, ,Helen Rankin, Mel-
riile Shannon, Fletcher Whitmore.
Thomas Sills.- -
!Foran 1 prize,Sarah 'Whitmore;
'Form 2 prize, ,'A'lma ;Finnigan; 'Forst
3 prize, ;Dorothy (Golding;- Form 4
prize, Allan Keys; 'Forma `\Ciunifrecl-
Savauge, Jessie Smith, Miss '\\'inn"-
fred Savauge was awarded the second
Carter scholarship lot' Huron -Coun-
ty, value $60; hiss Janet iWatson
was awarded a two-year tuition at
the London University, value j'1100,
Barber trophy, 'highest scoring boy,
'nom Sills; Ballantyne trophy, highest
junior boy. Stewart ;Geddes; senior
1 boys champion, Thomas Sills; inter-
mediate boy's champion, Roland Ste-
wart ; senior girls champion, Irene
I berhar t intermediate girls' champ-
ion, Leola Nott; junior girls champ-
ion, jean McDonald. Huron County
1 h \ champions, gold medal to
Leola Nott, intermediate girl:,' cham-
pion; salt company trophy - to the
school by the intermediate girls'
champion t -on
I team;
crests t, to junior buy
championship team Presentation of
Haugh Cup to the school by 'Harry
Maven Members emb tr.,
te.ut
t
ki ! 1
Iyer (captain) Ll Hiller, R. \\illus
Patrick. K Rutledge, -J \I diver,
E. Dunks,!F, Rutledge, T. Sills, S.
McSpadden F. Archibald, G. Krnce,
If. Nicholson, J. :Murray.
Presentation of medals 1,1 winners
in rifle contests by Rey Canon E. Ap-
pleyard: 'Strathcona trust silver medal.
Ian Mae—ravish; Dominion rifle ass's
medal., special (over 95 ti,a, Ian Alec -
'ravish; second class toyer 90 p.c.),
,Horace Rutledge, ,Allan Keys, Thos,.
Sills, llarrie -Dillon, _Arthur Dever-
eaux.
Guitar
and u•krlc selections were
given by a gnintette of girls, Misses
"race Kramer, Jean Dungcy, South-
gate, Jena Dale and Edna Plant, 101
a vocal trio by Datil jtcwart, \\'il-
liaut Cudntare -and. Douglas II, Ste -
war. A cleverly exeented and amus-
ing play in one act entitled ' I duoatin'
Mary" unde the direction of Miss
Pennell nnell and hiss 'Wood was well re -
ren ed,
In the physical training department
under the direction of -hiss Bell and
Mr. 1. H. \Ccedntat•k, the boys gave
a splendid exhibition in dumbbells,
calisthenics and wands, and the girl,:
excelled themselves in Topsy Tarry
Land, after which the meeting closed
with the National Anthem.
Miss Lillian and lir. John Adams,.
also lir. Thomas Adams and Clifford
attended the services in the Knox Un-
ited Church in ;Auburn on Sunday.
Their little niece Margaret Christena
Cunning.haun was one of the little
ones baptized during the service.
WINTHROP
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
.1 id a nd the '\j-. ll. S' was held at
the home of .Airs. Robert MacFarl-
ane on 'Wednesday afternoon, Dee.
Airs, 1:1flan Ross presicled. The
meeting opened with a hymn and
prayer thy Airs. Lorne Elliott. The
Scripture Lesson on w•as taken by airs,
David AtacLEarlanie, The election of
officers resulted as follows: :-.l-Ion.
Pres„ Airs. (1Rev.) Morrow; Ires.,
Mrs Calvin llillea; 1rt Vice Pres.,
Mrs Ilugh .Alexander; 2,nd Vice
Pre.., 'Air.s,- Allan Rost Secretary,
Airs. F. Bullard; 1V. •31. 2. Treasurer.
Airs Bolt, 'MacFarlane; Ladies Aid
Treasures, Mrs. 'Robert Campbell;
Temperance Sec., Mrs. DavidMac-
Fartdnet - 'Press, Sec., :Mrs. 11.:m,
(Dad(1s. Strangers' Sec. Airs. Hirano
Blanchard; Supply ISec.. 3I•s. Simp-
son; Adhis ion'aiy 3-ontit !y sec„ Mrs,
Austin Drcolnnage' 0!,ristiatt Steward-
ship sec Mrs. 'Wm. Dodds; 'l[tssion
Band Leader, -Alts Vera Ilaist; Asst.
Mission 'Banc! leader, Al tss .Margaret
'Ross Pianist, Miss Edit!, 7lilien .
Committees — finance Mrs, John
'Pethick, Mrs, Blanchard ,Al's. Joint
+Boyd Visiting—Airs, Er•n
n.Iu
. .Hal0 ..
i.
1.-
,• Jolr
n
•n'Beattie. Mission .13ancf—
Ifrs. John Pethick. Miss Rita Camp-
bell, M,as Ivbitel 1[cC'lure, Auditors,
1.,„A.—Airs, Alexander, l[rs, Pethicic.
\kiss Rita 'Campbell, Airs.
Ross, Social Treas., Airs. Chas. :Dol_
nit e• Captt it 5.,,, Circle"11-,1•[.rs. ,Beat-
tie; 'J 1[rs, Thos. I?ryc'e 3—Mrs. R.
\l rcl1 i ianc; rYlrs IS'tanley Gare -
ham. The meeting c!lo---, wftit a
vetnber 26.Nn, ' hymn and the Lord's Prayer.
PAGE FIVE.
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BRUCEFIELD.
Mrs... C. Brock and Mrs. J. Jamie-
son receiver) word last week of the
passing of their sister, Airs. William
'Bennett of West Branch, Michigan:
The sincere sympathy Of their many
friends is extended to them.
The many friends of \fr . Geo Hill
will regret to hear of her serious ill
ness,
firs, W. Stet ens received word la
week of the serious illness of Ile
1rother, the Rev, Chas. Tough, of
Galt, and site has. now ,gone to visit
hint,
31r and .M•rs, Ross S•cntt and family
and firs. Ratteitbury-spent the week
end hi 'Toronto.
Mrs. Jas, 1100515 spent the week
end with friends in Goderich,
The eleven boys and girls of the
Brucefteld Sunday School who wrote
00 the Temperance course were suc-
cessful in pasisi11g; ,even of the papers
wore sent on to the county examiner,.
Mrs. Geo. Hill, who was taken sud-
denly Ill over a week ago, still cou-
tunne s
ttt
beo
p oily, we are sorry
to
dy,
Mrs W. Bremner and daughter
:pent last week in St. Thoma,,.
‘t
.t. \\ larernner was in Taranto
last yveel
Alis. Jas. Moody spent the week-
end with friends in (.,oderich.
Mr, and Airs. 1 Haugh have mov-
er[ to Mr, H. Collins' house in Bruce-
fceld,
Alis Irene Snider of London- and
Mr. Melvin Snider of Stratford Nor-
mal spent the week -end with their
parents, lir. and Mrs, J, Snider.
TUCKERSMITH,
1. rr, Tebbutt, lir, Alurtin, 31r, Di! -
ling and 1[r. Wm, Fotherinehain nt,;-
tored is Strathroy last Saturday
10
the auction .sale held there,
lir. Ed. Allan, lir, ,la,, Lards -
h nrung>h and 11r, Clarence Afiller
.pent last Saturday at London,
lir.- Alistcr liroulfoot and Mr. Jing
Black spent •t day recently at the
Stock Fair held in 1'orcnto
Mrs, Tas Allan of 1 got-,ndville
spent several days last week at her
snit's, Edgar Allan,
The many friends of Mrs. Cecil
Odcc, who tinderw•c'nt an operation in
Scott .Memorial Hospital sometime
a,o, will be pleased to hear she Inas
roaoy'ered and is able to he home.
Visitors at the home of Air, and
Mrs, Alex. Wallace on Sunday were
Mr. James Wallace of Essex county.
Mr. and •Mrs. C. A, Harrigan and fa-
mily of Chatitan1, lir, and -Airs. Or-
t
0
Myste
ville Blake and Bernice of Colborne;
t\dr. and 1•I.rs, Norman Walker and
Alis,; Doris Dutot of B'rucdfield and
Alis: Mae Wallace of McKillop,
HARLOCK.
Ilfr, Robert Ferris spent the past
week at the home of his daughter
and son-in-law, Air. and Mrs. Joseph
!Bewley, near Walton, returning home
Friday.
.Mr. Reece Ferris and his mother,
Mrs. Robert d erria, spent last Friday
afternoon at the home of Air, and
Mrs. •foscp'h Bewley-.
•Mr, and lir.. Fred l'ascella spent
part of Sunday. at the home of Mr.
and Airs, Norman Lloyd in Clintton.
'lfrs• \15n, Knox Jr, spent part of
last week with friends near Auburn.
Mr. .Audrey Knox is taking oharge
of the work for :Mrs. Albert +Brigham
starting Monday of Otis week.
l)[r-, W, IL hnox of near Con-
stance visited her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Knox, one afternoon last week.
Mrs, Isaac Rapson spent part of
this week at the home of Afr. atnd
Airs. Warren n
rt Gib '
hm - near g e
Clinton.
u
Mrs,
Robert Watson visited her
frirnds. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taylor
a few.days the beginning or '
•
this week.
1r
f
;lames
Leiper.
(Reeve), -
c)
at-
tended County. C'onneil meeting this
week in Goderich.
lir,• Marjorie Colson visited friend.
i:• Linton recently,
Quite a number from this vicinity
attender) the funeral of the late Archie
Radford d in Biyth fast week.
The young people are busy practis-
ing for the Burn's Sunday School -en-
tortaintnent- II Weil is to be held
Dec, =1,t.
Keep Douglas' Egyptian Liniment
always in the stable, ready for imme-
diate use, Removes proud flesh and
inflammation, Thrush or Hoof Re:,
painful and irritating. Remove them
quickly and surely with Douglas
Egyptian Liniment.
Euchre &
ance!
WINTHROP HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT
DECEMBER 7
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MR. JAMES M. ,SCOTT
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