The Seaforth News, 1937-05-13, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1937
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE FIVE
These prices will last to May 19th
CRUNCHIE SWEET PICKLES
LARGE 28 oz. Jar '
21c
MAPLE LEAF SALMON
RED SOCKEYE
,$16c
PLUM JAM, 32 oz. Jars EACH 23c
OLD HOMESTEAD PEAS, No. 3 TIN 1OC.
EMFO TOMATO JUICE 3 TINS 25c
20 oz. Tins
1.111111d
PEACHES, Standard 2 sq.
TIN 15c
SINS
Pure Lard, 1 191 Carton 15c
Superior Baking Powder 8 oz. 14c
16 oz, 23c
Aylmer infant Food. Asstd. 2 tins lqc
Welch's Grape Fruit Juice pints 27c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes 2 pkgs. 17c
Manytlowers T, Soap cake 5c
78c
Royal York Cottee, 1 th tin , 39c
Dixie Dainty Grape Fruit Juice, 2s Tin 14c
Pineapple Juice, 8 oz. 2 Tins 19c
Hillcrest Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c
Pumpkin, Choice, 2%s 2 Tins 23c
Brooms No. 6,-5 String Each 25c
Brooms, Dandy 5 String Polished Handle Each 49c
Crothers Soda Biscuits 1 ib Bag 15c
Colgates Tooth Paste Tube 19c
Choice Blue Rose Rice 2 lbs. 17c
Sultana ;Raisins 2 lbs. 25c,
Pitted Dates 2 lbs. 23c
Electric Bulbs, Mazda Each 20c
Gilletts Blue Blade 5 for 25c
Shirriff's True Extracts, 1% oz. bottle 19c
Nuggett Shoe Polish Tin 12c
Brunswick Sardines 5 Tins 25c
Royal York lea, / lay,
Vinegar in Bottles, Malt, Cider or Spirit 10c
(Canada) 12 oz. Bottle
Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce
PHONE S
PHONE
77
TOWN TOPICS
,Rev, Fr. Hussey deft for London
on Monday and will be tinavoidtihly
absent from his parish until' next
week, Both masses on Sunday next
will he stung by a visiting iRedemptor-
ist Father.
Mr, and Mrs. William Austin, Sea -
forth, spent two clays in Varna owing
to the death of Mr. 'Fred Austin of
Uncles cles bora,
Mrs, Thos. Storey visited last week
with her uncle and aunt, Mr, and
Mrs, Henry Bednar at 'Zurich.
Mrs, Mcda Lewis, Toronto, and
Mrs, C. 'Alien, Welland, were guests
with Mrs. 'G. Wanless.
.Mrs, E. Brigham of Owen Sound
visited her aunt, Mrs, W. W. Cowan,
during the week end.
'Mr. Robert McMillan arrived home
on Wednesday eventing from spend-
ing four months in tF lorida. Mr, Mc-
Millan is looking well and reports
having 'had a wonderful time.
Miss Bessie Grieve of 'C'hatham
spent the .week end at her home.
Mr. Robt. (Hogg has taken apart-
ments in the .Beattie block.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Moore have
moved to Centre st,. ,Egntondvil'le,
froth their farm in 'Tuckersmith.
Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Crich, Mr. and
Mrs. C. 'Glow and Miss Anne 'McVay
were Coronation Day visitors in Th-
roat°.
Mr. ;Alex. Bethune and Miss Beth-
une left Saturday to spend a few
days at Midland.
Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Kaine and -
Miss Luella Kaine ,pent the week
end with -Rcv, and Mrs, I. B. Koine
at Grimsby.
Miss 'Ria Hills, Toronto, spent the
week end with her paretics.
Dr, Reid Edmunds and Mr. Ed.
Lawrason of 1Brantford spent the
week end at the former's home.
Mr. 'Arthur 'Edmunds spent the
week end in town, Mrs. Edmunds re-
turning with hint to spend the week
in Hamilton.
Miss Florence Fowler of Biuevale
visited the Misses Fowler, Huron
Road, on Monday,
Mrs. 'James Hays is spending a
couple of weeks with her son, Dr. A.
L. Flays at Fort !Erie.
Miss Etta Jarrott of Toronto was a
visitor at her haute during She week
end.
Cliss Florence Laid'lawl of Toronto
was a visitor with her anther, over
the w .:e'.: end.
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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
Important Notice!
ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDG-
MENTS COLLECTED.
Our Collecting Department is a result
of Years of Successful Experience in
collection local and out-of-town ac-
counts.
On March 26th we received a letter
from a client: 'Thank you for prompt
remittance and- for good work re my
collection."
Our Rates: NO COLLECTION,
NO CHARGE
Mail your list of accounts today to
Burke's Collecting
Agency
(License 111716)
Head Office, SEAFORTH, ONT.
Box 498
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Wheat, .per bus. $128
'Barley, feed, per bus.
Barley, malting, per hu
Oats, per bus. -
Hogs, .per cwt.
80c
90c
5(5c
$8.50
McKinley's Chicks
8c
Rocks and Leg. 8c... after May 8th
Leg. 8c; Rocks 9c, after April 20th
Leg. 9c; Rocks 1Oc, after April 12th
Leg. 10c; Rock 11c, after April 4th
All- Breeding Stock Gov't Ap-
proved atad Bloodtested.
Started Chicks and Pullets for
sale. Come and see them.
•
J, E. McKINLEY
Phone 97r11, Hensall, ZURICH
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jordan and
:family spent Siunde' with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Kelly of Blyth.
(;,,tool Equipment makes a Good
Farmer Better
FOR QUALITY & SERVICE
BUY
McCormick Deering
- Farm Machinery
AND REPAIRS
From Your Local Dealer
JOHN BACH
SEAFORTH
Hain St. Phone 17
BORN
3leClinchey--dn Scott Memorial
•Hospital, Seaforth, on Saturday, May
4th, 10310. to Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
3IeClinchey, Egmondville, a son.
HARLOCK
Mr. and Mr,. Arthur Hoy and f.a'n.
ily of :1l,iu,raw, Miss Rozella Huy :inl
friend, Miss Bishop, of Goderi.-.`t,
were Sunday visitors at the home o.;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Audrey ,K'urx ;pen's
Sunday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mr:. A. W. Beacom.
Mr. Jahn Howard of Bayfield and
Mr. James Leiper were Monday vis-
itors at the lvonie of Mr. and Mrs..
Isaac 'Rapson:
MT. and Mrs. Lorne Badley of near
Hespeler spent the week end at the
hone of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter McDonald. Mrs. Badley
also cal -led on her friend. Mi:s Jean
Leiper.
We are glad that 3(r. 'James ,Leiper
who has not been enjoying good
health lately, is able 'to be around
again.
Mr. Harold Beacom trucked cattle
to Blyth on Monday for Mr. Robert
Watson,
We are pleased to know Mr. John
Leiper; who is eitfployed with the
Goadison people of Sarnia, is ?vetting
along fine, He usually spends the
week end at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, James Leiper.
KIPPEN
The Y:Fa. anniversary service of
St. Andrews United ,Church, Kippen,
will be held on Sunday. May 1116th, at
till a. tn. and 7:$0 p.m. The guest
speaker will be the IRev. A. Page of
!Exeter. The chair will provide special
music, assisted by Miss Edna Coch
rane. soloist, ht the morning, and the
LaMb 'Male Quartette in the evening.
On Monday evening, May 1i7lth, the
of 'idlitnville will present a fas-
cinating four -act drama. ",Dot, the
Miner's 'Daughter." at B o'cibek.
Mr. J. R. 'Croon, BA. and Mrs.
Cross of Highgate spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs, Alva W. Way
of K'ippeit.•
Miss Kathleen M,c'Gregor spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Gladys
Jarrott and Miss .Edna Dayman spent
Thursday with her friend, Miss Glad-
ys Jarrott.
Mr. Bruce Field of Centralia has
sold his property in Ki,gpen 1'0 Mr.
William Sinclair, .east of the village.
We tveloone thein to tate village.
Wedding bells are ringing in the
vi'Ilage.
Farm and (Home 'Week
rhe usual 'Farm; arid Horne Week
-at the Ontario Agricultural College
will he held 'Jtina 211 to ;iaine "25in-
clusive, On accoam!t of t!he .niunerous
high-class animals which have been
added to the college 'herds and flocks
in recent months, -a record attend-
ance is expected this year. Very spe-
cial efforts will be made to Piave 'bet-
ter spacial exhibits 'and ,to have all 'ar-
rangensents and facilities as complete
as (possible.
Musical Festival Winners
A musical festival open to all public
schools in Huron county took - place
in the town 'hall at Clinton on Tues-
day, commencing at 9 a.m. and con-
tinuing throughout the day and even-
ing. ,P.eblic. School fI:nspector E. C.
.Beacom, Goderich, organized the con-
test and conducted the festival. Roy
Fenwick, provincial supervisor of
music, acted as adjudicator aid W.
IR. ,Goulding was music ,conductor and
accompanist Fifty-eight schools of
the county took part and the contest-
ants and their friends turned out in
such numbers as to overtax the seat-
ing capacity of the hall. There were
27'5 entries, the largest group. ;girl'
solos. having 817 entries, It was mid-
night !before the competition wa•-s
over. The winners in the.eight classes
ytei.-
tlass 4. rural school choir, schools
of one ronin only. arty nuoher ,if
voices, 1st—S. S. No. 1, Stephen,
(Fairfield) 79'%; Una—+S: S. No. 3,
taderich :(IH'o'hnesville) 718%; 3rd—S.
S. No. b. !Grey. 76%. '(No. of entries.,
24.)
Class 2, ,school .choir, schools of two
or 'three rooms. Mist—Ethel, 80%„; 3nd
---Dashwood 179%r; 3rd—Brussels 78%.
(No. of entries 7.)
Cl. '3, school choir, schools of more
than three room's. lst — \Vinghatn
78%r; 2nd--Seaforth, 77%; 3rd, Exe-
ter 76%r. !('No, of entries 6).
Class 4, home and school member
choir. lst—Central School :Hanle and
School Assn., 'Goderich. 801%: dhtd—
Victoria School .Home and School
Club, ',Godericlh, 717%. (No. of entries
2).
Class 5. girl's soio, dist—Margaret
'Pethick, Seasortth. 6L%a; 12nd- tDoro-
thy !Gallop, Seaforth B1l%; !it'd—Hazel
Boyce, IGoderioh; IEtta!belle Webster,
Dungannon; Marion 'M'ason, B'lyblt,
tied at 1S0l%r, ,(IN'o. of entries, 57.)
Class 5, boy's solo. 1st -Clifford
Farrier, S S. No. 1114, W. Wawanosh
2nd—'Lorne Bryans, Brussels,
78%; 3rd—!Dou'atd lGi;rbs, S.S. No, 5,
I-Iullett, 771%b. '(121o, of entries- 213).
Class 7, .girls' duet. 1st -Margaret
Rozcdt .and Marguerite Cosen., Clin-
ton, 1811%; anal --]Alma Richards and
Jeanne Parker, S.S. No. 1, Stephen
t1tainfield), 60e; 3rd-4eteila .Bryan
and Jean Speirian, IB'runsels 179*. 1('14o.
of entries '626_
•Olass 8, boys' duet lltst—Tom Lep-
pington and ,Douglas !Andrews, 'Clin-
ton, 76%; and—Lloyd Wailer and
Russell 'H'caman, S.S. No. 116 Stephen
({Fia!'iifeeld) .71S9b; Bird—!Glenn ,Hunter
and !Elwyn IK.eeslalke, ,S•:S. iNo. 4, Ifs -
borne; James Taylor and ,George
Wolfe, 1D'ashwood, tied at 70. ,(INb.
of entries, 1119').
CONSTANCE,
Miss Marian Lawson of Seai,'rth
spent the week end .with her friend,
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Sired
ARRED R l C K.. CHICKS
NEW HAMPSHIRE CHICKS
WHAT'S IN A CHICK ?
It takes more than advertising and an incubator to produce quality
chicks. You can't tell by looking at the Outside of a Chick, what kind
of Breeding is on the Inside. The Outside decides the shape and color.
The Inside decides the Profit. The only possible way to be sure of
Profits Inside, is to buy chicks that are especially Bred for Profits—
from a reliable source such as SCOTT'S Poultry Farm.
Our Barred Rock chid: sales this year have surpassed by
far any year we have been in business. Our New Hampshires
are making fast friends where ever they go.
NEW LOWER PRICES to take effect May 10th:
BARRED ROCKS: A. Grade, 26-30 oz. eggs, $12.00 per 100
B. Grade, 24-25 oz: eggs $9.00 per 100
Day old cockerels: $6.00 per 100
NEW HAMPSHIRES: $10.00 per 100
Scott's Poultry Farm
SEAFORTH.
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PHONE 251 - 32
Muss Viola Dexter.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter ani
family and Miss Marion Lawson - i lie May inettin4 the U F.\\ O
spent Sunday with 3fir. and Mrs. Guy •t i!! use hi ;d on \\ rhtesalay at 2,31) at
Cunatinghain of :Auburn, the home of Mr. ani \ars. Alex.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davi lson of lVri_ht Rol- can, My Favorite Rose.
near-Brueefield visited Mr. and Mrs. The topic. Rase the ;oil required
Robert Lawson Sunday.pruning and different kinds if spay
Miss Phyllis Medd spent tuo or mixture needed, will be taken ;by Mr.
tivree days with relative- in Exeter Allan and Mrs. Knight. At this meet -
this week. ins there will he an exchange of seeds
The friends of Mrs. James Hu ill and bulbs. plants or slips.
will be sorry to learn she is itot mak_ Mrs. O. Hind provincial president
ing the progress they would like to of the L .F.\\'.O. called on some of
see. the num iers the first of the week.
The Live Wire Class are holding a Visitors over the week end were:
coronation social evening on Friday. \lis, Ina Scott, Miss Helen Scott of
Lunch will be served. London at the home of their mother,
The W.M.S. and W.A. are holding Mrs. A. Scott, Cir. Lawrence Reid oe
their monthly meeting in the school-
room - of the church Thursday after-
noon. Miss Ivy Simmons will give the
report of -the convention held at God-
erich. -
Toronto and .Me. Stanley Reid of Ha-
milton: at the home of their father.
31r. Cha:. Reid.
31r. and Mrs. C. - West and Dorothy
of St 'Phomas at the manse. Dr. and
Mr;, Carman " Haugh and Marlene,
M is. Hazel Haugh, Miss Meryle
Eckel 31r. Ted Eckel and Mr. Reg.
Balliss, of Toronto visited at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. C. Haugh and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Haugh.
Sytnpathy is extended to the friends
of the late lir. John Moffatt.
ELIMVILLE
Mr, and Mrs, Bob Allison, Mrs.
Leonard O'Reilly, Misses Thelma
O'Reilly and Mr. Erwin O'Reilly of
Sarnia spent 'the week end with Mr,
and Mrs. John Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ,Addison of
British Columbia are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johns.
Miss Laura Ford is spending two'
weeks in Exeter with Mr. H. Squire.
Mr. Walter Penrose and ,Miss
Gladys Skinner have ,been on the sicIlc
list this past weeks
TELCF 1.; ONE TALKS IN THE WATSON FAM I,LY
t here, Muriel,. t„
eeThey'�re gig h�`me no`w ;..
I'lsend them, 4,.•-"a:rx s__ Dad's
call on their D
Patsy Watson. love to when they
Don and ary. Scarcely a week gpes by and cookies.
Aunt twice, for stories a thcn usual
don't Jany in eatr least w the are later She
afternoon, when y worry
iny getting any their mother doesn't Aunt
i getting home, deadline and then calls up
simply Waits till the s that makes the
y' This is just one of the things
'Watsonghousehold.
tele s enable to lot of work
telephone indispensable
anxiety and such a
Watson wouldn't be without it.
It saves so touch
that 1VArs.
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'5'
' The rates for residence telephone
service are surprisingly low --only a
few cents a day. You really cannot '
afford to be without a telephone.
M. J. HABKIRK,
Manager