The Seaforth News, 1937-04-29, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937.
THE SEAFORTH NWS
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?Prices are ,good until May 'S
Great 19C FOOD SALE
20 NEW.
' MAJESTIC
RADIOS
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welOS
5 CAKES
19c
DESSERT PEARS
2s squat
2 TINS
19c
GARDEN PATCH
.OHOICE GOLDEN CORN, 17 oz. 2 TINS
SPOTLITE MATCHES, 300s 3 BOXES
POLO BRAND
WHOLE GOLDEN WAX BEANS, 2s 2 TINS
A�'i LMFER CHOICE
PORK 4 BEANS, LARGE 22 oz. Tin . , 2 TINS
SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE, 1%s 2 TINS c
St. Croix Castile Soap i 6 cakes
Maple Leaf Fancy Sockeye Salmon, %a . , . , ......„ per tin
Polly Prim Dill Pickles, 25r/a oz• per jar
Ginger Snaps 2 lbs.
Cardinal Brand Molasses, 11/es 2 Tins 19c
Manning's Snowball Mallow Biscuits per lb,
Rose Brand Fancy Keta Salmon, is 2 tins
Happyvale Brand Catsup, 12 oz, 2 btis. for
Choice Blue Rose Rice 2 lbs.
Aylmer Brand Choice Peaches, 2s squat per tin
McCormick's Waxtite Soda Biscuits, 16 oz per pkg.
Centre Pull or Presto Pack Wax Paper ,- 2 pkgs.
Old. Dutch Cleanser 2 tins
Aylmer Brand Soups (Except Pure Chicken) 10% oz. 2 tins
Vinegar, Spirit or Cider, 12 oz. 2 bottles
Lyn Valley Standard Tomatoes, 2s squat 2 tins
Lyn Valley Standard Keifer Pears. ,Halves 16 oz 2 Tins
Aylmer Choice .Pumpkin, 2s squat 2 tins
Macaroni, Ready Cut 3 lbs.
Cocoanut, Long Shred per lb.
Icing Sugar 2 lbs.
Salt, free running, plain or iodized ... 3 pkgs.
19c
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Pure Maple Syrup per gal. 2.00
Pure Honey 10 lb. pail 65c
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
'PHONE 8
PHONE
77
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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
ELIMVILLE
,Mr. and Mrs. Well'lington Bell and
child of Detroit were Sunday visitors
with .relatives in the village.
!Professor (Kingston of Western
(University ,gave a lecture illustrated
by lantern .slides on "God's Wonders
in the Sky," in the church last (F'ri-
d'ay night.
The cellars in the village were
flooded( on Monday. Surrounding
fields were also covered with water.
Several had 'washouts were reported
on the roads.
Miss Iiia !Ford is ^ spending this
week in, !Exeter with Mrs. A. Mc -
Falls.
Mr. acid Mrs. Mervyn 'Pyin are the
proud parents of a new baby girl.
STAFFA
The Staffa Junior Institute met at
the home of Mary and Anna Hamilt-
on on Wednesday afternoon, t pr. 311
withsixteenpresent. In the absence
of our president Marian. Drake, Mary
J. H'am'ilton presided. The meeting
opened by singing. the Institute ode.
The roll call was answered by
''Health (Hints." I't was decided to
bald the next greeting in the hall au
Wednesday evening, May I19,th, and
invite the 'junior Farmers, The guest
speaker far the afternoon was 'Mrs.
Ethel Currie, who chose for her topic,
"Let's he happy.", This was :followed
by oonnntenity singing. A reading en-
NlcKinley's Chicks
8c
Rocks and Leg. 8c,.. after May 8th
Leg. 8c; Rocks 9c, after April 20th
Leg. 9c; Rocks 10c, after April 12th
Leg. 10c. Rock 11c, after April 4th
All Breeding Stock Gov't Ap-
proved and Bloodtested,
Started Chicks and Pullets for
sale. Colne and see diem.
J. E McKINLEY
Phone 97r11, Hensall. ZURICH
Good Equipment makes a Good
Farmer Better
FOR QUALITY & SERVICE
BUY
McCormick Deering
Farm Machinery
AND REPAIRS
From Your Local Dealer
JOHN BACH
SEAFORTH
Main St. Phone 17
TOWN TOPICS
The story hour at the .Carnegie Li-
brary, 'whiff has been held since
last September will be discontinued'
from May 1 till September.
The Women's 'Association of Ep-
inondville 'United Church are holding
a home 'cooking sale on' Sat. May d15,
in Mr. Rouitledige's vacant store.
M,r. and Mrs. Edward Neubauer
and Mr, and iv1rs. James Calhoun of
Niagara !Fa11s N.''Y visited on Satur-
day with (Mrs, 'N.eu'bauer's „parents,
Mr, and Mrs. 'Wm. 'Kruse.
A stag euchre will be held an Tues-
day night, May 4th, at 8.30 p.m. in
the euchre dbub rooms. lEv,ery"body
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams are,
moving' to 5't. Marys.
Mr. N. C. iCarmddh'ael deft on Wed-
nesday for Montreal to sail Friday 011
the S.S. Duchess of Athol Inc Liver-
pool.
iverpool. Clifford 'will visit the Blritish
Isles and 'the Continent and also will
attend 'the Coronation.
Messrs. Will and Alex. McLennan
of Toronto Who attended the funeral
of the late Miss McLennan on Mon-
day
end ty were guests of their aunt Mrs.
A. A. McLennan.
A comic play, "The Strike of the
Ladies' Guild of St. 'Thomas' church"
will be presented on May 7 in the
parish hall of Si.'Thomas' Angliican
Church by '1:5 ladies in old fashioned
costumes,
Delegates from St. Thomas' Angli-
can Church to the Jubilee of the Wo-
nien s 'Auxiliary in Huron Diocese
are Mrs .1 Appleyard. Mrs. Wm.
Deem and Mrs. A. W. Moore.
Miss Clara Pinkney returned Tues-
day atter a two weeks' visit in Buff-
alo, Hamilton and Stratford.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Stewart and
two sons of Regina, Sask., are visit -1
in- the former's sister, Mrs. H.
titled "The' 'Rocking 'Chair," was giv-
en by Dorothy 'T'uffin. Grace Mc-
Lachlan conducted a spelling match
•with Isabelle 'Templeman. and (Jean
Miller as captains. This resulted in a
tie. The meeting adjourned and Ilnnc i
was served.
Norris Sillery.
Mr. William Elcoat has returned
after spending several months in To-
ronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bethune, De-
troit. are visiting at the former's
home.
Mrs. Maude Sloane has returned
after .spending a few weeks in To-
ronto.
Mr. Arthur Edmonds of Hamilton
spent the weak end in town.
Mr. T'hom'pson of the Dungannon
shoe repair shop has rented the store
vacated by R. G. Cartwright. Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson will move here
this week.
A restaurant will be opened in the
store next •Roultiedge's grocery about
May 10. by Mr. Kapang of the Com-
mercial cafe.
HILLSGREEN
Miss McAllister has .not been feel-
ing in her usual health during the
past week.
'Mrs. C. Robinson returned home
after visiting with her sister in Lon-
don.
Mr. Gordon Love was taken to
Clinton hospital and operated on Sat-
urday night, His many friends wish
hint a speedy recovery.
Several from this community at-
tended the funeral of the late Mss.
i}ludson at Hensabl on Monday after-
noon, Much sympathy is felt for the
bereft family.
Mr, Jas. Cochrane of Toronto spent
the week end in the vicinity,
'Dr. 3?rescatt gave an address on
temperance work ih the Hillsgreeu
Church on Sunday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. John Bell and 'family
of Ki.ppen visited "Mr. and Mrs. 'J.
Morris.
Special Notice
I at moving into the Front upstair
room of the ''Dominion Bank building.
Whll 'be op ening '?\fay 6th. Special
prices in pc rill anent waving. Come
in anal see us and get 'prices.
INA GRAY .BEAUTY &HOPPE
Phone 229w.
DIED
'Shaw --Da Tuesday, April 27, at
l t f her07 SI
Salley .of Varna next Sunday.
11r. and Mrs. Frank Coleman of
Hens.ull visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Keys on Sunday.
Rev. H IG Bandey and Mr. Ben
Keys attended Presbytery at .Goder-
ich on Tuesday.
Miss Olive 'Erratt, Mrs. R. Erratt
and Mrs. ,E. Stephenson were dele-
gates front .Goshen W.M.S. to the
W.M.S. convention: in 'Ood•erich on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. (Allan of Zurich
spent !Friday with Mr, and Mrs, J. A.
Cadre.
Mr, Gilbert IFreckleton and eldest
son, Lloyd, and Miss Mary Camp-
bell •of Port 'Elgin visited at the
hone of the (latter s parents, .Mr. and
Mrs, Geo. Campbell. on Sabbath last.
Mir. and MTS. 'Robt. Turner of 'Go-
derich motored to the home of Mr.
and 'Mus. (George 'Campbell on •Sun-
day.
LONDESBORO
The 'May meeting of the Women's
'hnstittrte will 'be held in the Com-
munity Hall 'Thursday afternoon,
May 6 at 2.130 o c1ioek, The election
of officers, t o!ll call answered by .pay-
ing of fees, review of the year's work
by Mrs, (George.Moon, reading Iby'
Mins iE, Mains and (Mrs. IT. Robert-
on. ,Hostesses—'Mrs. 'H. Sundercotk.
(Mrs L. Ball, Mrs, (George (Pollard,
Mrs. 1-T. Sprung, Miss E. Watson,
Miss Jean Rail, Conte along and join.
We need you.
Mrs, T Tanlblyn, who spent the
past month visiting at the home of
her sou \V. 1. Tambly''n of Forest,
Toronto, returned to her home on
Saturday.
Several ladies of the local W. M. S.
herr attended the ,Pre+by terial at
Goderich on 'Tuesday.
Mr. Gordon Radford has taken' a
position with Mr.L Ball '.for 'the
season.
'James McCrae of 'Bulgrave is lay-
ing a cement sidewalk Inc Mr. D.
'Ewan this week.
Mrs. A Mills is improving after
several ,weeks' 'illness.
Quite a wild windstorm struck the
village on '\Vednesclay of last week,
tearing off shingles, damaging.. wind-
mills, etc. The village was 'plunged
into .d4 r(cness for several hours when
a tree was blown down across the
highway,
Apple Export Figures
Tit spite of an unusually large crop
of .,;unci 'quality apples in Great Bri
tail in 1913'6, and a consequent large
pack of ;gallon apples. the export o
apples from Canada to the British
the residence o strict, ler market was ,greater than in I11515 !b;
wood Avenue, Toronto Mary Ewing neatly- P0,000 cases, the exact figure
(Molly) Shaw, third daughter of the being 205,41(5 cases in 119136 and 1188,
late John Shaw, sister of Mrs. Mor-
ley Campbell and Mrs. S. Deem. '050 cases in '19'315.
Funeral service at the home of her
sis ter, Mrs. S. Deem, 811 IOlrtidleigh
Avenue, Wednesday evening at 8 0'
olock, leaving Thursday morning for
interment alt Seaforth.
BORN
(Fraser.—In Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, Seaforth, on Wednesday, April
es. 11937, to Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Fraser, Seaforth, a daughter.
STANLEY
Mrs. Jas. Stephenson underwent an
operation in Goderich hospital last
week and is progressing favorably.
We Nope ;for her speedy recovery,
Mr. and Mas, Will Reid and daugh-
ter Jean o:f•Parr line speata few days
with friends in 'Hamilton.
Mrs. Margaret Erratt of Muncey
visited with her 'sister, Mrs. Henry
Erratt.
Rev. Mr. Lovegrove of Woodham
'will exchange ,pulpits with 'Rev. H. G.
"I don't often Fat such a dinner a:
I've had today." said the importan'
guest.
'We don't either," said the sural
son of The house.
Want and For Sale ads, 3 wks. 50c
DANCE!
KEN STEELE
and his Ten -Piece Band will
return to
I.O.O.F. HALL, SEAFORTH
Friday April 3
The dance will be sponsored by th
Young Ladies Sodality of St. James
Church
Admission 401c
01.AMOtlOUS Sync
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SHOES
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SMITH'S SHOE STORE
NEXT TO REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH.
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' 41.11
!! ' HAMPSIIIRECIIICKS
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Just ask our last year's customers how they -like this popular,
1 rugged, Profit -producing bird.
LARGE BODY SIZE
WONDERFUL EGGS
REAL PRODUCERS
LIVABILITY
j May prices on New Hatnpshires Chicks of $12.00 per 100—are now
in effect
Come up to the Farm and see these hardy Chicks—well-bred
—well hatched in our new Selling incubator. Large hatches
mean strong, rugged Chicks.—Investigate before you invest.
Scott's Poultry Farm
SEAFORTH. PHONE 251 -32
Look! BOYS & GIRLS Look!
11 Coronation Medal FREE for 15 bottle caps of two of the
Hest Health Drinks—
GREEN SPOT ORANGEADE '.
• AND
GREEN SPOT CHOCOLATE MILK
Which contains 4011) U.S.P. units of vitamin D per quart
Green Spot Ice Cold Drinks may be purchased at any store or res-
taurant displaying the Green Spot signs.
Ask your mother and friends to save the caps for you, and, when you
have collected 15, bring them to us and receive your medal.
ACT QUICKLY (BEFORE THE SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED
MAPLE LEAF DAIRY
3. GRUM'METT. SEAFORTH PH. 251 r 31
CORONATION
DANCE
Wednesday Evening
12thBAYFIELD
CANADIAN MOUNTAINEERS
Experts an Modern Music
t I. 0. 0. F HALL, Seaforth
40c' including tax
I
IreneSnider of London and..<:14it' a;
Willis of Seaforth.
A piano recital by pupils of Eliza-
beth ,Mills, iA.T,,C.M and, concert
under auspices of Mission Band will
he given in the United:?Church, Apr.
130 at 8 p.m. You are inv,'ited.
St. .Andrew's U'tti:ted Y,R.D. held
their play, "The Thread of Destiny,"
in the town hail Thursday evening
The hall was Titled to oapaeity and;,i1
;Cs
not often nus privilege to enjoy
such a high class pray in Bayfield
Those taking part were: Fanny, s
slave on Montgomery p'lan'tation, Mus
Sturgeon; 'Geo. Washington, Murray
Grainger; Betty Montgomery, the
little colonel, Meta Sheardown; Edith
Sherman, northern cousin, Norma
SRUCEFIELD
The April meeting of the 'United
home
Farm .Women was 'held at the
of Mr. and Mrs, C. Haugh on Wed-
nesday-. 'April 'list. 'Owing to the
storm there were not so many pies-
ent as usual. In the absence of the
president the chair was occupied by
Mrs. C. Clifton, :Alfter singing and
prayer many helpful suggestions
were given in the roll -call, "How to
down insects." Letters from the
secretary, •Mr. H. tH. Hannam were
read by Mrs. A. McQueen and Mrs,
' C. Haugh, Mr. Hannam told in his
letters that there is a great increase
in membership this year. A letter (John
Welsh; Colonel Montgomery, gentle.
man of old school, Mr. L. Stevenson,
Mrs. Montgomery, A true Virginian
Maude Sterling; Virginia Montgom•
cry, toast of country, .Fern Wheatley
.Beverley Montgomery, •Confederate
scout, 'Russel Grainger; Sally Ani
and Laura Lee, Fairfax twins,• Jeat
Dunn and Mabdl Scotchmer; Ton
Randolph, Southern 'gallant,5Frase
Sterling; Martha and Susan, souther.'
girls, Kathleen Eeaconi and ' Eyelet
Scotchmer; 'Jane, .Marie Rohner.
Moulton, of rhe Nbrtlt 'Jahr
Watson; (Marcella anis Marion., Sou
from another member of the execu-1
tive. Mrs. Wm. 'Hamilton. of ,Lanark •
County, was read by Mrs. R. Allan,
The :builletin questions were taken by
Mrs, A. Wright. Mrs, M. Knight and
Mrs. J. Cairns, The topic, "The Art
of ,Conversation." was ably taken by
Mrs. C. Clifton. A sale by Mrs. J.
Cairns was well received. After a
contest on, "Names of cakes and
small cakes," the meeting •closed;
lunch was served by hostess and
friends. Mrs. A. Wright offered her
home for 'the May meeting. At this
meeting there will be an exchange of
seeds, bulbs, plants and slips. •mils
Mrs. Wm. Douglas - has returned
home after spending a weak and a
half at the ,bedside of her another,
Mrs. J. Hudson of •Hensall. Mrs.
Douglas has the sympathy of slit
many friends in the death of her
mother.
Mr. 'Reid Kirk, 'Fairgrove, Mich„
and Mr. Benton, Caro. Mich., accom-
panied by Mr. M. Drysdale of Hen-
sell ca'l'led on friends on Sunday.
Rev, W. Bremner spent last week
in'Taranta:
•Mrs. A. VlcQnieen and nits. J. B.
Maastard were delegatse to the 'Pres-
byterial in 'Goderiah on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. 'Ramsay of Walton, who
was visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. A.
Sauter, last week, was 'ta'ken sudden`
ly ill, add had to be removed to a
Seaforth hospital.
Quite a number front Brucefield at-
tended the anniversary service in
Seaforth ,Presbylterian Church on
Sunday.Burke's
The Young People will hold their
anniversary service here next Sumlay,
May Sud, when !Rev. Mr. Turner of
Dungannon will accu.py the pulpit,
xi"he �rh,�im wall h.. assisted by Lfise
thews girls, Mary Snowden and Elie,
abetli Snowden, Mammy Dinah
faithful servator, Mrs. Wallis; Pey.
ton Bailey, of .United States •Army
'Alf Scotchmer; (Uncle Billy, .Colonel!
body servant, (Fred Wallis; Louis
'Lawton, in 'Federal employ, Helen
Welsh; Ralph Francis, who did no
go to war, Earl Switzer; Madg
Young a thoroughbred, .Elsie Rit
chic; A Union Scout, C. Wallis; Mis
Melissey, an old maid of iaquisitiv
nature. 1lrs. M. Tones.
bIr. and M•urehward n:Ea
at their cottage.rs
of London spent the weekad en.
etroit our wSunday,atihe
,1GD'rouin of Dins
cdttagess. oa the Terrace
stirs Margaret Grove. of Tonont
called e>n friends on 5nnday.
Mrs. G. Elliott spent Tuesday' is
Clinton.
Mr. Fraser of Clinton has lease,
Mr. T. Baileys house and: 'moved i
last week,
Important Notice
ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDG-
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of Years of Successful Experience f:
collection local and out-of-town ac
counts.
On March 216th we received a +tette
from a client: 'Thank you for promo
remittance and for good work re m
collectio"
Ocollection".
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