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The Seaforth News, 1931-08-27, Page 5THURSDAY,. AUGUST 27th, 1931. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE 'FIVE S1J" GOMM'ON SENSE PATRI'O'TI'SM "Buy Canadian products and keep Canadians busy" has a fine patriotic appeal, but it becomes souard 'business when by so dbiug von can save money, .T'hat is one of the reasons why so many Can- adian. families patron'ize Superior Chain Stare's—it .is •CatialOf sense Takeo 'ti s m.. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Items for Week Ending Sept. 2, 1931. P & G. WHITE NAPTHA'SOOAP .,,.............. 7 bars 25c LUX. FLAKES, small "A record price", 2 pkgs. 1 5 c FRAY BERMS CORNED BEEF r. pectin 17 c NEW •AUSTRALIAN BULK SULTANA RAISINS 25 "Toaporecia•te this value, see the fruit" 2 lbs i GOLD SEAL or MAPLE LEAF RED SOCKEYE SALMON 1's. '%'s 19c KELLOGG'S WAX1T'ITE CORN FLAKES 33c 'pkgs. 17c Shfreiff's Good Morning Marmalade 16 oz. jar 23c; '32 oz. jar ..39c C. 3t S. Seal Brand Coffee, ..% lb 27c; 11 1lb......... ,.. 49c Ingersoll'C'ream or 'Pimento Cheese 9 pkgs. 25c Lawrason's,Snowlake Ammonia 2 pkgs. 15c Lavirason's- Flusho ..... - , , ... per tin 23c Durham Corn Starch, "The Yellow !Package.— ..: ... per pkg. 9c P. & B. Sandwich Pate, `Excellent for Sandwiches" per tin 14c draft. Salad Dressing new style bottle 21c sCaenati'on Evaporated Milk, Small 3 tins 19c; Large 2 tins ....25c Crosse & Bla'ckwell's B.raneton S'au'ce ..per bottle 24c '"Puts the pep in meats and fish" Royal York Tea . ..% lb. .,..28c; 1 lb. 55c "The delicious blend" Caton's Sipag+heeti & 'Macaroni per pkg, 10c Dustbane, "No Dust" Marge tin 33c 20131 E..Cleanup Soap per tin 23c ArcLaren's Olives. No. 20 Plain large crackle lar 23c 'Mot,a'ren's Olives, INo. 9 Stuffed. ..t,,, , ,,, .. , .. orkl a e jar 25c. 'Magic 'Baking Powder, "Contains no alum'" S oz. ..23c; 16 oz. ,.,36c rTayror's Peanut Butter , Pint Jar 25c 'tty's .New Pack Raspberry and Strawberry Jam'...... ,40 oz. jar 43c "Fancy 4tattractive geivjars" Corn 2's, PeasNo, Toinatoeslarge tins.. ,1 tin of eaeh:29c IfoLaren's Fruit Punch, Assorted • per bottle 25c Sato Salt, Plain or Iodized per carton 9c 3ealaud Sweet Pickles large family jar 43c Certo, 'Jellies all fruits" ...... .... .... .... . per bottle 29c Assorted Gum Drops • ' per Ib. 19c White or Red Rubber Jar Rings 2 doz.'1'5c ICfoovah Health !Salts 2 tin's 35c hi/rapped M'arshmal'lows per pkg, 10c Glacier Sardines, "Canada's Best Pack" 2 tins 25c Eiffcrest Vanilla or Lemon Extract ....., .... . ... . ......3 tbo'ttles 25c Pumpkin large tin 12c 'lluffets, Post's Bran, Bran 'Flakes, Pep e 2 pkgs. 25c Lead Pencils . per doz, '10c RossJ. Sproat Phone 8 m Miss N. Pryce Phone 77• Cream Cream HIGHEST PRYCES COURTEOUS SERVICES Deliver your Cream to us and receive your cash in full. Call in our cream drawer and receive our services. We will pay you the Highest Market Values consistent with the :most careful grading and testing. No other Creamery can do better—"Give us a trial." Creamery open on Wednesday and Saturday evenings Seaforth Creamery Seaforth,Ont. C. A. BARBER. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Mntor or Horse Equipment V' J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone, 67. Chas. AHowey PIANO TUNING ( AND I ORGAN, REPAIRING. PHONE 327-J, Centre Street Productionof canned lobsters in Pince Edward Island amounted to 30,000 cases. New Brtm'swic'k is by far` the larg- est producer of smoked herring, Alberta's catch of whitefish in 1930 totalled slightly more than 1,900;000 pounds.- President ounds.- Pres•ident von -Hindenburg has serv- ed 65 years in bhe'ICernran army. The Panama canal is 50 miles long, .and the width:; ranges. from 50 to „000 E eet.. MANLEY. The Hydro system has a fullgang of men erecting the poles and .wiring bhe two and a half mile extension and it will be ready for the hook-up next week. Mr, ,Fred Eckart and I:Miss Maria Murray, accompanied by Mns. Pete Evans and Ma.' and Mrs. Flank -E-e- ans; motored' to the M'artyr's Shrine last Saturday 'and returned on Sunday evening and report t'he sights were wonderful Miss Florence M defasn left for her home in Chicago after visiting her many friends here. ,I't- is five years since she left and finds many changes, 1tr. attd Mrs. Gordon Hays and Mr. and Mrs. C Eckart spent last Friday at the home of Mr. Fred Eckart, •Theire is a bumper .crop of 'alfalfa this season and a great many are busy irarves'ting it, for it's great fodder for the dairy cost's and will provide an abundant supply for the Meter. BIRTHS. IBENNETT—lIn Md1Cil'l'op, on Thurs day, Atigust 20th, to Me. and 'Mrs. Foster Bennett, lie gift ,af a daugh- ter (Mona Isabel), H' OAi SE'R.S.=In M'cRillop, on :Sun- day, August 23rd, 1931, to Mr. and !Mra. 'George 'Chambers (tree Alm- ira Shiennon) the gift of a sou. HU'N!T,—In M KiJltop, on Sunday, Aug. 23, 1931, to Mr, and Mrs..Ho- mer: 'Hunt,' a. da tig'•hter i3O:Marjo,rie ,Clare).. "'. TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Webber ' rHtouston, Texas, are tine guests Mrs. G. T. Turnbuih Mr. and Mrs. 0, Siegrist and fa ily speieta couple of days at Ow Sound last week, Mr, and Mrs. W. II. Pierce of 0 en Sound are spending a few da with thein daughter, \lr. and Mrs, ISiegrist, Mr. and lira, R. EMc'Kcnzie w= in Detroit over the •week end. (Mrs, W. Dunlop has returned aft spending the past two weeks in To onto. • Mr. and Mrs, Sant Hanira and 'Mr Annie Reid went to 'Marlette; Micl on Thursday and „will visit rela'tiv there. Mr. F. ,Baxter has returned frour a trip to England and is spending a few days visiting his brother in To- ronto. Mr. John Grant of .Brns•sels, Mr, 'Ru'sse'll Grant,. of Toronto, were visit- ors Friday at' the home of Mr. and 'Miss Rolbertson. Mr. and gra. Gordon Hays and Miss Florence Mal'a:itn left fior their reslpeotive homes in Detroit and Oh•i •oago after slpending their 'holidays' with their friends in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Laidlaw. of Slacnanien'to, •Oal'fornia, spent Monday at Mrs. D.12dKenzi'e's in town. Bob;. as be is familiarly called, is an old Tucicerstnith boy, Son of the late Mr,. and Mrs. George Laidlaw and' has had a position with the Southern Pacific Railroad and is now .retired on a pen- sion, Alis many friends here were glad to renew acquaintance, 'Phyllis and Jack Pinkney Of Ham- ilton, Who were staying 'with their. grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. John Pinkney, Goder:ah; ;street, have re- turned to their home. Mrs. Wnt. Caldwell of Hensall and Dr. Margaret Strang, of Ayr, were recent guests of ,Mr, and Mrs. Robert ,Ab'eehaot and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sproat. Mrs. ('Rev.) Hamilton df Goderich was th•e guest of the Misses Goven- lock an Monday. Misses Doris and B,elva S'leeth, o'f' Sarnia, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stewart, Guests at the home of Mr. and ,M'rs, Russell Sproat and Mr. and Mrs.. John Sproat this week were Mrs. Hugh Sproat and her sister, Mrs. Emmet Wdndisldh, of 'De'troit. They brought back Mrs. Russell Sproat and Miss Ano.na Dale with them. . Mrs. Reid and her mother, Mrs, !Sweet, of Exeter, spent (Wednesday last with Mrs, J. Ho'tham, Miss Ola !Reid returned home with them after spending her holidays with Miss 'Leone Holtham. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Redd and Ken- neth were visiting friends in Stanley the past week. 'Mrs. Wm. Mdinitosh, J,aha street, is spending a week ,or two at the home of her son in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. iR.. L. Thomson, Helen. and Mrs. F. Baxter have returned from visiting in Rochester, N.Y., Nia- gara Falls and Toronto. Miss Corinne Hotham is visiting her cousin, Miss :Maisie H'otham at 'London. Mr, and Mrs. J. Hblbham spent Sunday at 'London and Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, M'gGavin and family spent Sunday at Kincardine visiting Mr. and ,Mrs. Peterson. Little D'onothy Peterson returned with them to spend the week. Mr. J. M. Robertson was a Taranto' visitor on: S'atturday. Mr. and Mirs, Edward Neubauer and Mass Martha N•e,ub'auer of Niagara Falls, N. 'Y., were week -end guests with Mr, and Mrs. William Kruse, They were accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. James Colq'uhoun who have been visitors here for the past throe weeks. Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Hall of Toledo, Ohio, visited Mrs, W, L. Keys this week, leaving on Wednesday for Bay- field and Gaderioh. • Miss Mona of St. Joseph's hospital is a holiday visitor at her home, Mr. and Mrs. Welsh of 'Sarnia Were •guests this week of Rev. and Mrs. 5, M Keys who are spending .a few days at Mr, Keys' house. Mr. •C. A. !Howey, who has been: or- ganist and ehour leader of !North Side United Ohu.rc'h for the pasit six years, has resigned. and accepted a similar position in Brantford, ditties 'to cam- m•en'ce the first off 'September. Mr. Keith Laanont or Detroit visit= ed His father .on Sunday, who is still. confined to the hospital. Dr. A, T. Craig, F.C,C.:M„ and Mrs. Craig, of Detroit, who have been vis- iting Seaforth fr'iends .during the past week, have left for Cass Lake, Michi gen, where they will spend the bal- ance of their vacation befare returning. to their home in Detroit. Dr, Craig was formerly Musical Director at the First Presbyterian Chime!, here. M4'. Joseph P. Kelly of Detroit is spending a few 1'o'sdays with his mother, Mrs. R. Kelly. Miss D'ott'y Carlin of London is sp'emiding a felw days here, er s, 1., es Music Anne G. Govenlock Teacher of Piano, Organ and Theory Pupils prepared for 'Toron'to Con- servatory of Music Examinations:. Studio: North Main St., Seaforth Phone 103. Mr. and 'Mrs. William Archibald and Miss Alice Archibald' who has 'been taking a su•nimer course at, Tor- onto, have returned from an enjoyable motor trip down the St. Lawrence valley, visiting at Cornwall, and through the mountains of northern New York State. imr, Joseph Hart is holidaying at ;Kirkland Lake: •M•iss Gertrude '_Matthews spent the last two weeks visiting ;her cousin, 'Mrs. Jahn Coyne, Staffa. Mrs. 'Wm, Hanna and Miss Anna Hanna left Tuesday for 'Kingsville where Anna has accepted a position on the Public School staff,. Mises Florence Cooper, John street, is visiting her sister, 'Mrs. Hanvb!ey, at Sltaa. Mrs S. Broadfo'dt and son Glen of Regina, Sask., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoggarth this week. Mr. George Ferguson and son Rus sell, of Toronto spent the week -end in town, _!misses E1'leen and Marjorie Thonvp son off Timmins went to Staf>a on Medanesd'ay after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Free, ,Mrs. John Millson was a week end visitor in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs, Walter Grass'ie of Vancouver are spending a couple of weeks in town and are guests at the Queens. Miss Grace Stephens has returned from visiting in St. Catheri•nes. Mr. Jack Hohn.es of Toronto is wis- hing his grandfather. Miss Helen Larkin of Toronto is in town owing to the 'illness of her. father, Dr. Larkin, and is the guest df Miss .Marion (Watson. 'Mrs. H. Chenry left on Thursday for 'het home in California. Her sis- ter, Miss -Davidson, accompanied -her on a visit of ,some 'months, Mrs. Trainer and son Edgar of Schomberg visited her aunt, Mrs. Thos, M•dQuaid, Goderich street, last week. Mr. Walter Little and nephew, Mr, W. H. Little, spent a few days at Okven Sound. Mr, Art. Forbes of Toronto was a holiday visitor in town this week. ANNOUNCE SECOND BACON LITTLER COMPETITIOlN. 1931 Due to the keen interest taken in the Bacon (Jitter competition which was sponsored by the Fe'dera'l and Provincial Departments of Agkicul- bure last spring, it has been decided to conduct another competition this fall, Any .farmers in the county may make entry in this competition and date of farrowing must be between September 1St and N'ovemlber lSth, and entry •made within SEVEN days after the date of farrowing. In order to qualify there must be nine pigs in the litter raised to marketing age, and at least 30% of the litter must grade as select flacon. The awards will be based on the weight, size, q'ua'lity and umilorniity of the litter. The Federal Live Stock Branch Ind the Ontario Live Stock Branch offer $2T5 in prize money which is di tided as follows: 1st $25; 2nd $24; Ord $23; 4th $22; 51h $21; 6th $20; 7th $20; and eight more prizes of $15 each. In view of the substantial prizes of- fered and the fact that there is no ex- pense in connection with entering the competition, there should be a large entry from bhe eounty. Poe further information and appli- cation formas. apply to the Ontario Department of Agriculture, Clinton, Ont. Auto-Jnsurance Let us protect You anywhere' itc Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off your mind and at NEW Non Tariff Rates It's worth your while to set tis before placing your insurance and at the new low non -tariff rates you cannot afford to take chances. All claims promptly and satisfac- torily. paid. Phone, write or call—Night and Day Service Phone 152 A, D. SutherIan GENERAL .INSURANCE REAL: ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING, .ETC. Office over Keating's Drug Store Business Announcement 11AV ING purchased the Butcher Busi. ness of Mr. M. Beaton, 1 will take possession September 1st, without any interruption in business. It will be niy aim to satisfy the general public by prompt attention to all orders. We solicit a trial order. Yours sincerely, W. J. KELTERBORN NUMB The New chopping Mill is now ready Chopping and Rolling Done Every Day. Service is our Motto. Good Work Guaranteed. MILL IS BESIDE SUPERTEST SERVICE STATION Louis Eberhart SEAFORTH "HIGHLAN'DERS Concent for 'Sunday evening, Aug, 30th: 0 Canada; march, Colonel Bogey; reverie, On Sunday Morn; march, Zouaves; waltz, Old Timers; solo, (a) "The Voice in the Wilder- ness", r(b) "The City Ftoursqu'are," Miss M. Turnbull; solo, selected, Mr. James :Sleeth; ballad,' Asleep in the Deep; seleotion of standard songs, Old Favorites; serenade, The Twi- light Hour; march, Ironclad; God Save the King. H'ENSALL 10-AILSA CRAIG 9, Hetnall Intermediate baseball won by a score of 10-9 over A'i•lsa Craig in the O. IB. A. 'A. play -downs on Wed- nesday afternoon at Hensall. The re - burn game at Ailsa Craig is scheduled for Friday, August 28th. Hensall elim- inated Stratford, and Ailsa Craig elim- inated 'Strat'hroy in the first of the series, DIES AT VICTORIA. The 'death of a former prominent business man of this towns took place in Victoria, 'B.C., on Sunday night at 11 o'clock when Mr. James Scott passed away after a long period of failing health. The late Mr, Scott was born eighty-four years ago at Rox- boro , ,belonging to the family of three boys and Ave girls of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott, For many years he was its business in Seaforth, with his brother, the late Archie (Scott, first in the piano business and later the eledtric light ,plant, In 1912 Mr. Scott went to Edmonton and set- tled in the Peace River district where he lived until retiring to Victoria B,iC, a few years ago. He was twice mar- ried, his first wife being Miss Ella Wilson. of Seaforth, and after . her death he was married to Mrs. Short - reed, of Seaforth; who survives, with three children, Roy, of Peace River; Beatrice and Clarence of Vancouver. Two children predeceased him, Eve- lyn and Amehie. The funeral! service will take place on Tuesday afternoon '01 First Pres- byterian Church, Seaforth, at 2 p. m. and funeral at 2.30 p.m. to the place of interment in Maitland ,bank cemetery. BRUCEFIELD The annual flower show of the Brucdfilld Horticultural Society will be held in the basement of the church, Wednesday Sept. 2nd, afternoon and eventing A94 entt"ies to be in not later than 2 p.m. To create a greater in- terest in our Horticultural Society not: members are invited to bring in any flowers they may have for ex- ,hibibiou purposes °AY. We are look- ing for a large attendance and a good display of flowers. Er. W. and M:rs. Swan and daugh- ter orHamilton spent the >week end at blue home of the 'Tanner's father, Mr. James Swan. Mrs. Jas. Moodie visited friends .in Goderich .last week. Little 'Mildred-Achison of Roxboro returned to her Mame last week after spending a week with her coansin, Miss Helen Tough. Mr. ,and 'M'r's. A. • Wheeler and son of Detreit'slperi,t the' w'eelc''end' at the home of the former's parents, Mrs. Jamieson visited ;friends on tlae Huron road last week. Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Glenn and daugh- ter, Miss Isabel, were the guests .of Mr. and Mrs, Jas. 'MoQueen last week. Miss Jean Murdoch returned 'borne last 'week after spending a week with (friends in 'Detroit, 'Mr, Stevens of 'Detroit visited his sisters, Mrs. 'Brock and Mrs. Jamieson last week, Lash Sunday morning, Mr, Laverty of Toronto, preached a most interest- ing and impressive temperance ser- mon in the +United 'Church, taking for his text Proverbs 14:34, "Rightebu's- ness exalteth a nation, but sin is a re- proach to every people." Rev, W. A. Bremner will resume his work again next Sunday morning, preaching ser- vice at 9,45, Sunday school at 111. cereal in soups? Yes! JUST sprin- kle in some Kellogg's Rice Krispies next time you have soup. Adds the flavor of toasted rine, Delicious! Rice Krispies are the "dif. ferent" cereal. So crisp they crackle in milk or cream. Wonderful for breakfast, lunch or supper. Order a red -and -green package. At grocers. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. •..acassas=pi RICE HRISPIES itOchir RICE' KRISPIES • Macklam's Lunch • AFTERNOON TEA Ladies, we are prepared"' to serve afternoon tea while you are do'w'n town. CAKE ORDERS We would be pleased if you would give tis an order for any style of cake. CHICKEN DINNERS Our Chicken Dinners are be- ing well patronized. Phone your order early. • PHONE 42.