The Seaforth News, 1937-12-23, Page 5THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1937 THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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Our prices good until December 29
PEAS, Fancy Green Giant
17 oz. 2 TINS 25c
TOMATO JUICE, Large
Aylmer or Libby's, 26 oz. '3 TINS
size 2s squat 2 TINS 25c
AYLMER PEACHES
12 oz. btl. PER BTL. 1AYLMER CATSUP
�' c
CHRISTMAS SATIN MIXED CANDY
2 LBS. c
•
GOLDEN MIXED NUTS
5 VARIEi IES, ALL NEW 2 LBS. "� `�
c
ASSORTED MIXED CANDY1�
2 LBS. `"'° c
Zest Street Marmalade, large 32 ,iz. . each 29c
Roved York Coffee, '-":s each 13c
!s each 3,lc
1"astry Flour, 7s -27c; 24s 79c
i l illerest Shortening ' tits 27c
Royal 1`url. '1'ca .. ..... . . . . . . ....... ! : lb 33c
Blue lis °I'ea 1 1b pkg. 53c
i\Ianning's Cookies, Cocoanut. Cello tvr1pped,•.per pkg. lm.
\Velch's Grape juice, pints .. ... ;..... , .. per btl. 27c
Crunchie Sweet pickles, 27 oz. per btl. 25c
Maple Leaf Salmon, Red Sockeye. 1,12•-2Oc; .. 1s 35c
Aylmer White Corn, 2s 2 tins 19c
Old White Cheese, 2 years old per th 29c
l-'<ard Dog Food 2 tins tic
Libby's Pineapple Juice, 13 oz. per tin 15c
Luslius jelly :Powders, asst. 3 pkg. 25c
Aylmer Asparagus Tips. 12 oz. per tin 23e
Breakfast Bacon per sty 31c
Peauteal Bacon per It) 30c
Interlake '.Coilet 'Tissue 3 Ills 25c
7:,yr�, A yUerg Merry , ttiri6Yttnas to
1gnuu� all
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CANDY AND NUTS
Paper Shell Pecans, Extra Large per Ib. 25c
Cut Rock Candy per lb. 19c
French Cream Candy per 1b. 19c
Chocolate Drops per ib. 19c
Moir's Fancy Christmas Box .Chocolates, 3 lb. , , , each 73c
Maraschino Cherries, Chocolate in Fancy Box 25c
Peppermint Chocolate Wafers in'1 ib, box each 29c
Christmas Wrapped Kisses 2 lbs. 25c
Oranges .. 20c, 30c, 40c. doz. Grapefruit.... 6 for 25c
Candy Canes, Cluster Raisins, Table Figs, Grapes, Dates,
Christmas Crackers, Fancy Tobaccos, etc„ etc.
wt,
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Ross J. Sproat
Miss N. Pryce PHONE
PHONE 8
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 hi. 45c 11
Barley, malting, per bus.
Barley, feed, per bur:. ..,, .... aye
Oats, per bus. 40c -4-112e
Buckwheat, per buss. ........... 56c
Hogs, per cwt. $7.75
Be Independent For Life!
Financial security — a bounteous
yearly income for life—is within your
•grasp. It may sound like a fairy tale,
but it's true. For details see the De
cernlber 36 issue of The Detroit, Sun-
day Times,
CONSTANCE
(Continued from raze 1) '
literature and missionary monthly
sec„ Mrs, E. Lawson; temperance
see., Mr,. B. Snell: strangers' sec.,
Mrs. F. 'Lawson; mite box sec_, Mrs.
\ilii Jewitt; Christian stewardship
sec., Mr,. B. Stephenson; Pre.. sec.,
\[r.. C Dexter; tor. . et , Mrs. 'R.
Lawsuit: res see.. Air,. C. 'Dexter;
flower runt., Air,. G. Addison; mis-
sion hand leader, Miss Edith Britton:
as et;mt. Mr, d Riley: -organist
\ir-. \\m. Jewitt assistant. Mrs. J.
J"'mets on. \1i. Gardiner dine closed the
meeting.
11; invitation is extended to the
congregation to meet with the Unity
Bible CI t ., hl erhte.riay evening. Dec.
25). at 6 o'clock. ,,1 good program is
being prepared Lunch will -he served.
Offering in will be asked for to aid. the
bower fund for the .ick and strut -ins.
ST. COLUMBAN
Mr. Joseph E. 'Feeney has engag-
ed with Louis '01Reilly for Ot) days.
:George and [Frank'Coyne held a
very successful'dance recently and
everybody enjoyed themselves,
Fire llazardfl!
Your attention is called to the danger to life and prop-
erty from Christmas decorations, such ae draperies, scenery.
cotton to represent snowy, etc. Displays of this natureandthe
lighting arrangements in :connection therewith add greatly
to the ordinary risks of fire.
See that inflammable material I5 clear of and not httn,t
over lighting devices, steam pipes stmt' pipes, electric light
bulbs, etc. See that the electric circuits are properly fused
and not ui'erloaded Have all temporary decorations removed
as sfton as they have served rite i' pi;p ase.
ReMenaber,.nuthing can render- these displays absolutely
safe, and thin if accidents are not to mat` the festive season,
constant vigilance and,care must be exercised,
E. J. BOX,
Fire Chief.
TOWN TOPICS
11t Frank .Archibald.-
Guelph; Mt Willi: 'Archiltald, London; 1
Mr. and ,Mrs. Chas. Sherwood and
Miss Jeanie (Archibald, Toronto, and
Miss !Alice Archihal'il, \Vroxc'ter, are
spending Christmas at the parental
hone of Mr. and !Mrs. 'Wm. 'Archibald
.Mr. Stuart IKeyes o6 Amlterstburg
and Mr. end Mrs. 'Ruskin Keyes and
young son Clen o f Windsor are
Christmas 'an'd holiday guests at the
parental home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
'Keyes. -
\'liss Mary Hays, Toronto, and Mr.
and .\Irs. P. C. Calder, .St. Cathar-
ines, are 'Christmas guests at the par-
ental hoose with '\'tr and Mrs. Aclam
Tlavv
Mr, Wm. 'Flays, 'Detroit, and Mr.
II iG1enl Frays, Toronto, are 'holi-
day visitors with their mother, Mrs.
J'atnes I -lays.
Mr, and Mrs. J. 1<..B. Brown, Mrs.
Sarni (Phillips, Cleveland, and 'M•r. and
Mrs. Nelson Covet -dock and family of
'Waterford, are spending Christmas at
the parental 'haute of Mr. and Mrs. ,J
M. Covenlook,
Ur. and Mrs.` R. 'G. Parke of Sea-
-forth and ',\lr. '.Gen, 'Parke of .London
ire spending Christmas with -M. r. and
Mrs. \V. J. 6 reenis, at Strathroy,
\lis.. Sadie 11c -Donald' of Hamilton
is spending the Christmas -week end
with her father,, :Ver, 'Donald Mc-
Donald.
Ic-
Donaeld.
Miss Mildred 'Johnstone of Severn
itr id,e is ,spending the holidays with
her .parents, Mr, and Mrs. 'Thos.
Johnstone.
Mr. Leslie Scott of Chicago spent
a couple of days in town.
Mrs. 3.h, Reid, West street, left
Wednesday for London where she
will spend the winterwith her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
George Sinclair,
Mrs. M. Carbert is spending Christ-
mas with her daughter, 'Mrs. Theison
in Detroit,
Mr, Frank `Devereaux of - Western
University, London, is spending -his
holidays at his home..
:Mr, and Mrs ISidney Jacobs- - will
celebrate their sixty-fifth wedding an-
niversary on Christmas 1Day. Their
many friends join in (best wishes,
The driver of a salt truck which
became stock at t'ite corner of ;Main
and Goderich streets during 'the re-
cent storm had a novel method of
getting out of difficulty. It is said he
dumped the entire contents of a large
bag of salt under his rear wheels and
was soon merrily on his way again.
Mr. Harry ainchley arrived home
Monday to spend the Christmas holi-
days with his mother, Mrs. J. ,D.
Hinehley, who will accompany him to
spend the Christmas week -end in.
Owen Sound with her son and
daughter-in-il'aw, M -r, and Mrs, tI 'M.
Tlinchley. Mrs, H•inchley intends re-
turning after the New Year to spend
the waiter in Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Kerr and
daughter (Janet 'of Buffalo have been
spending this week with the former'.:
parents, Mr, and Mrs, James Kerr
Mr. and Mrs, IJanes Kerr leave, Fri-
day to spend the 'Christmas week.-ncl
in Hamilton with their son-in-law and
;laughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Part-
ridge.
'Misses Ida and. Eva Love, 'I'orotrto,
are .:pending Christmas with their
mother, Mrs. 'John Love who will re-
turn with then( to Toronto.
Miss Bessie Grieve, Chatham, is a
holiday' visitor at the home of her
parents, -Mr. and Ales. Thos. ;Grieve.
DAN
LYNN SPENCE and His Orchestra
LO.O.F. HALL, 'SEAFORTH
(!F- arm erly .V. A.)
Wed. Dec. 29:
'1'o he held under auspice. of The
Young Ladies' Sodality of St. '
'Times' Church _
Admission - - - 411c
DANCE!
Here They Come!
THE UKULELE HILL BILLIES
AT KIPPEN
Tues., Dec. 28
Here's your chance to dance to one
of the snappiest Old Time Bands' in
Western 'Ontario, t enereil. Adm, 310e.
Don't Forget the New Year's Eve.
Dance
OLD TYME
DANCE
Walker's Hall, ,BRUCEFIELD
Wed., Dec,, 29
GOOD MUSIC
.Ladies provide lunch. 'Gents 25c
A. Zapfe, • Meniager.
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LEPTIUNR T
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LKS IN THE
ATSON FAMILY
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"... and the loveliest
Christmas Bell was _ the
TELEPHONE BELL
How could Sally Watson be expected to catch
the 'Yuletide spirit? Jack, her own Jack, was
five hundred miles away and Christmas just
wasn't Christmas without him. I, Church bells
chimed their joyous message; sleigh bells
jingled merrily; - infectious gayety and
laughter bubbled all around her — in vain.
Then the telephone bell rang and Jack
was calling his Christmas Greetings
to a sparkling, starry-eyed Sally,
the loveliest Christmas
bell this year was the tele-
phone bell" said Sally
afterwards.
CALL F .1.RLY
Why not call early in
the Clay ? Low Night
Rates' to most - points
will be in effect all day
on Christmas and
New Year's!
M. J. HABKIRK
Manager.
TOWN TOPICS
\kiss Ria !Hills, Toronto, is a holi-
day visitor at the home of her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. it;corge ll-Iills,
\d r. and Mrs. Jack 'Ferguson King -
:,ton, and Mr. Charles IFergtison, Sud-
bury, are ,pending • Ch ri.tntas with re-
latives here and at their house 1'
Baytfield. -
kir. Cliff Lowery, Sudbury. i :,
Christmas visitor frith iii,. parent..
Alts and'Mrs. George Lower).
\1r. Jack I lithkirk of \ln,traal d,
. rencling t hri iotas with It!. n areet,,
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Season's
Greetings
TO ONE AND ALL
el
e
Sutherland Beauty
Shop
r. and \lr.. Earl 1lahktris, \Ic- >✓r� o�v7
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. t;c,.ceudock left
on 'Monday for 'Toronto where they
will spend the Christmas holidays.
Mess delle Ballanhue leave Fri-
day for an extended visit in Toronto
and. St. Thomas. -
\L. ;Tante. Scott of "l`uront i. a
holiday stertor art the home of hi.
mother, Mrs. i1. 74 Scott.
Mr. Percy Hoag, of "Ifager ville ie
spending the Christmas hnlidla)s with
his mother, \{rs. l\', f). Hoag.
\I r. [Ross ,-<2len of Brantford is
visiting at his house here. • -
Aliss Elizabeth Smith of Ottawa is
spending Christmas with her sister,
Mr.. W. E. kerdake and Mr.
:Kerslake.
71r. and Mrs. \Vui 'r\. Patrick, To-
ronto, and \lr. and Mrs. C. 1' West -
away, Hamilton, are -spending C-hri.t-
mas at the parental home <f Mr: and
i'trs, '4fantiton<ery Paatricik; also -Miss
Margaret Patrick, Windsor, who will
spend the holidays with her parents.
Mn 'Frank Hogg of 'Chapel School,
Woodstock, Miss. Ida !Hogg. lieu -
fres Col'Icgiate, and Miss if an Hogg
of Ca.ntlachic,- are spending the' hall-.
days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm: -A Hogg, \'Iclkihop.
ST. COLUMBAN
The C.W.L. are holding a social ev-
ruing in the hall Monday night, 'Dec-
ember 217.
Mr. Harry Mdlver returned to re-
sume his. .clu'ties in 'Ottawa after
spending two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. William. McIver.
Mr. IEllvan .Morris from Sit. Peter's
Seminary, ,London, to spend Cli,rist-
mas holidays with Mrs. 'William Mot -
Mr. Joseph Eurke returned home Want and For Sale ads, 3 woks, 50
eJ
To our many Friends
and Clients
We extend the t)lr1
Time \Visit
A Very Merry
Christmas
Wai nnRoid
Insurance Specialists lye
Phone 214. - M. A. -Reid, Prop.
p
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from Seaforth hospital after an opera-
tion for appenclicitis.
.Miss Ci.ara Eckert held a successful
concert' last Tuesday night at No. 4
school. -
DUBLIN . •
:Miss'Gem Feeney df ,i)'ublin'ha:g se-
cured a position. in Stratford post of:
flee.
DIED
\idG•aviu—III McKillop on•'Tues-
day, Dec 21, 111937 Catherine 'Rion,
beloved wife of \\m CH:t \icGavin, in
her '716st year. The funeral will take
place from her late residence, 'ot 25,
concession 13, M1dKillop, on - Thurs-
day, Dec. 23, at '2 pan. to the place of
interment in the Mhitiand Bank Cem-
etery, Funeral private.
MV;OMate'OUft .
It is our pleasure at this
JIT time of year to gratefully
JET
acknowledge the favors
we have -received and to
extend to you our com-
pliments and best wishes
for a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Kerslake's
SEED AND FEED
STORE
ra
a
Season's Greetings'
We extend to all our Cust-
omers and General Public
A - MERRY CHRISTMAS
Grill closed al da' h i; ni,s r'
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THE
Tasty Grill
C. \I. Smith, -Prop:, eSeaforth
VilaeOlr4n
FARMERS ATTENTION
"COLD WEATHER FUEL"
"First Class Pennsylvania Coal"
Our Co -Operative Co. is sending us
2 Carsnext week. Save Extra Hand-
ling and Storage Charges by buying
direct from cars.
Stove or Nut Size, off cars,—
Fartners $12.40 per ton
Delivered in Seaforth or
Close to town $13.00 per ton
No. 1 Alberta Lump Coal—
Farmers $10.20 per ton
Town Deliveries $10.80 per ton
First Class Hamilton Coke—
Farmers $11.20 per toe
Town. Deliveries $12.00 per ton
Ali Prices Cash,
The Seaforth Farmers Club
Phone 336 J. H. Scott, Secretary