The Seaforth News, 1949-09-22, Page 5THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1949
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'RIGHT'SVVRIGHT'S Super o r Specials
HARD MIXED CANDY
1 Ib. 19c
OLD DUTCHCLEANSER
tin 1lc
CORN SYRUP 2 lb, till 25c
ST. WILLIMtES' ORANGE
LEMON GRAPEFRUIT
marmalade, 24 fluid oz jar 29c
LAUNDRY SOAP
large bars, 3 for 29e
CAMIPBELL'S V"EGLTABLE
SOUP, 2 tins for 23c
MILLET CORN 2 tins 35c
E. D. SMITH CATCHUP
Bottle :18c
KIPPER)D SNACKS tins 19e
BURNS' WEINERS, BEANS
Good hot supper dish, .
2 tins 49e
We Deliver
Art. Wright
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Culliton,
Sebringville, with Mr. and Mrs. Thos,
Purcell.
Miss Esther Payne and Miss G.
Henry, London, with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ryan.
'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flanagan
and family at London,
Phone 77
BRODHAGEN
Miss Orclelia Wolfe has returned
to her home here after spending a
week or soin Detroit.
Judith Marie, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Priestap, of Born-
holm, and William, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Orval. McNichol, of Walton,
were baptized at St. Peter's Luther-
an Church on Sunday.
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Food Choppers
Bread Boxes (reg. 1.85)
Bread Boxes (reg. 1.55) - b
Waste Paper Cans (reg. .98)
1 — 2 -burner Electric Range
with ring elements
$99000
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ELECTRIC ANIMAL CLIPPERS
For Rent -
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QUICK SERVICE ON GLAZING
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Now In Stock
Oil Burners priced to sell
Main St.
HARDWA
$1,59
1.49
1.29
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Phone 681-W
SEAFORTH
A Member of The Stra-`tford and District
Retail Hardware Association
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN TOPICS
Mr, and Mrs, Bryson McQuirter
and family of Midland are visiting
with Mrs, Frank Storey this week.
Mrs.` Norman McLean, Mrs: Jack
Moore, Mrs, Grant Finnigan and
Mrs. Lorne Southwick spent last
Wednesday in London.
Mr. and Mts. Clarence Ruffle and
family, Mrs. Frank Storey and Mrs.
Elva Ellis visited at Belgrave over
the weekend:
Mr. Don Hillis returned to Toronto
,University on Tuesday morning.
Miss Josephine McIver; Stratford
Neutral, spent the weekend' at home,
Mr. D. Davis, Mrs. J. Becker, Mrs,
O. Becker and Mrs, L. Yandt of Han-
over visited Mrs. M. Thompson last
week.
Mrs. Basil Brown and daughter,
,Donna, have returned to Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Fleming of
Toronto visited with Mr, and Mrs.
C. A. Trott,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Trott attend-
ed the Goettler-Looby wedding at
Dublin on Saturday.
The Seaforth Chapter of the
Eastern Star will hold a bazaar on
Saturday, Oct. 15th.
Mrs. John Grieve with Mr. and
Mrs. David J. Grieve in London.
Miss Barbara Sproat,. Stratford,
spent the weekend with Miss Patsy
Ann Bruger.
Mrs. Thos. ,Malady, Woodstock,
spent a few days last week with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Eckert.
Mr. Donald Stewart, Windsor,
spent the weekend with his mother
Mrs. Chas, Stewart.
Mrs—Jack Forsythe and daughter
and Mr, and Mrs. Thompson Scott
and daughter were here from Detroit
attending the .funeral of the late
Jack Forsythe.
Mr. Jack Fortune. London, spent
the weekend with his mother 1lrs.
.'call Fortune.
M' -s. E. H. Close and Mliss Diane
'Mowatt attended the Western Fair
xd in London last weekend.
Mks Fettxus Bell has returned to
Toronto atter spending her holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Earl Bell.
Miss Helen Devereaux, London.
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Devereaux.
Students who leave on Monday to
attend the University of Western
Ontario are, Hiss Mary Ryan, Mr.
Bud Smith, Mr. Donald Munn, Mr.
Bill Munn, Mr. Jack Wallace. and
Mr. Allan Ryan.
Miss Mary Margaret Cleary will
leave this weekend to attend Brescia
Hall in London.
Miss Betty Anderson has returned
to her home in Hamilton after holi-
daying with her grandmother, Mrs.
Robert Bell.
Mr. Kenneth Eaton, Toronto,
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton.
Miss Hilda Kennedy, London,
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. R. Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Kenny and
children visited with relatives in
Dublin recently.
Mrs. E. A. MacMaster, Mrs. P.
Brady, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Betty
Dunlop, Niiss Dorothy Smith, Ham-
ilton; and Mrs. Ross Hamilton,
Winglram, attended the Evans-
Westcott wedding in Weston last
Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Barber is spending
the winter in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Hargreaves, Mr,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Hargreaves and Mr.
George Israel, Toronto, were week-
end visitors in town.
.lir. and Mrs. John Finlay -on have
returned to their home after spend-
inc the summer months in the Cana-
Notice
Huron Farm Feeds Ltd. are pleased to an-
nounce that their mill is' again operating
after a complete changeover from Diesel to
Electric Power
We are sorry for the inconvenience caused to our
Customers, but can now assure them of a first-class job,
with Service and Courtesy
Huron Farm Feeds Ltd.
GEORGE KRUSE; Manager
Phone 6154 r 33
We Deliver
..micso„ ._-_- -. ••:mow- s uscr'al
In Stock
Telltest, Masonite, Plywood, Gyproc
Beaver -Board, Arborite,
Tentest Blocks
Asphalt Shingles, Cetlargrain Shingles,
Coolsville :Bricks
Roll -Brick Siding. Insulated Sidling, and Roll Roofing
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INSULATION
Loose, Ilatts. 3" Batts
-a
Lumber, Sash and Doors
Screens made to order
Custom Millwork
Seaforth Supply :Fuel It
"Where The Best Costs No More"
PEION17 4? SJAliORTT-1
dian West and on the Pacific Coast,
Rev. and Mrs, D. A. McMillan
visited in London,
Mrs. J. D. Hinchley returned on
Tuesday from Owen Sound and will
open the winter at the home of Miss
Florence Fowler.
Misses Annie. and Maude Fergu-
son left Wednesday to spent a few
days at Brussels,
BORN
RICEAt. Brussels on Sent. 30th. to Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Rice, u daughter
MUNN - At Scott Memorial Honpiti0, on
Sept. 1-1, to Mr, and Mrs. Alvin A. Munn,
a dauetiter
JACKSON ---At Scott Memorial Hospital, ital 00
Sept. 16, to Mr. andks
Mrs. SiSe a- Jack-
son, ltipnen, a daughter
FOX -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Sept.
11, to Mr. and Mrt. Thomas Fox, RR. 2,
Seaforth, a son
ALLEN- -- At Scott Memorial IIo pltal, on
on Sept, 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Allan, Seaforth, a daughter
WALTON
A brother of a Walton Mau,. Alex
'Glutzen, was aboard. the SS Moronic
when flre swept the vessel early Sat-
urday morning at Toronto dock.
Stephen Glutzen, employed on the
Noronie, was asleep when gra broke
out:. He was aroused and was able to
make his way to safety, although one
hand was hurtled. His brother Alex
Glutzen •1.nc1 Awe sons from \fall ua.
went. to Toronto on receiving Word.
Mr. E. \\•hoed' has purchased the
Adam Sholdiee 9111111 on the boundary
west of the village,
BRODHAGEN
- Hiss Betty Jean Hinz - in Glen -
worth with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
-Green.
Miss Carolyn Rode of near Palm-
erston, with her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Rock. •
Mrs. lion Barber and Shirile Anne
spent last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Hinz,
On Tuesday evening the ineriti,ers
fief
UNITED CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Sunday, Sept. "25
Services at 11 a.ln. and
7.30 p.m.
Standard Time
Speaker— Rev. C, A. Mustard of
St, David's United Church.
Toronto
Special 8111011' at both serene, by
the Seaforth Male Quartet
AleiNIVERS.ARY
Burns Church
Will Hold Their Anniver-
sary on
Sunday, Sept. 25
At 11. and 7,30
daylight saving time
Rev. A. W. 'Gardiner will lo'
the Guest Speaker
uff's Chs rch
(McKillop)
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Sunday, Sept. 25
At 11 a.ln, and 7.30 p.m.
D. S. T.
Rev. D. Glenn Campbell, B.D., of
First Presbyterian Church, Sea.
forth, will be the Guest Minister
for the day. A cordial welcome
to all
J, R. PETERS,
Pastor
EUCHRE AND OLD TIME
DANCE !
Dublin Parish Hall
FRIDAY, SEPT. 23
McQuaid Delaney Orchestra,
Lunde served. Admission !ilia
Attention Plowmen
There will be aCoaching Class for all those interested in
plowing in this year's North Huron Plowing Match
Held at the Farm of
James M. Scott, Seaforth
Saturday, September 24th
at 2 p.m.
Expert Cnachns will he on lunger to assist both Juniors and Seniors
BRING vOl'Ia o',vx PLOW - - IF POSSIBLE
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Don't forget. the NORTH HURON PLOWING MATCH, which i5
being held Tuesday, October 4th, 114 miles South, and 2 miles East
of Londesboro
of the Luther League enjoyed a
weineI' roast at which time they pre-
sented Eric Schultz with a leather
zipper brief case prior to his leav-
ing to make his hone in Waterloo
Miss Erma \rock, of Bornholm,
has taken a position at Russell
Shoidice's general store.
We Now Have
Han Bulbs
of all Kinds
Priced at 1.25 a dozen
Narcissus ,planted ..now in stone (which w€ have)
bloom -at Christmas
We also hate, P an sl i'll's. p
tU 3.00 a billalh.,:9. Ideal for Yh, Ailk lel'li;
Mails St...:u'itlt'rt 11
Visit Our Display at the Fair
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Trick and
Fancy
by
Babs
Fairchild
Don't miss this exciting, dais-
gero.is and spectacular tiding
Friday Afternoon
September 23
eaturina
• Harness Races Pony Races
e Running Races e Ponies to Ride
• Tug -of -War e Clowns
• Children's Pet Show • Chicken, Scramble
• Children's Foot Races • Step Dance Contest
• Baby Show
• Parade of Prize Winning Stock
• See the Boys' Tractor Driving Contest
MIP. TIIi 1?. I'RYI\1•'; 1LI'.1'-.
W'1.1., ()PEN T1IE FAIR
PE'? T H.HURON
Jersey Rieed.ers Parish Show
BANS IN ATTEND.,4 ^TCa°
SCHOOL. CHILD RENDS PARADE
1
HALL
Fair Night
t`RICA`/. SEPTEMBER 23 9.110
nN RRr -
and Hs Ranch Boys
AP -MISSION TO lsr.Ait'.
ADULTS ;;Il ("FS. cHILDEYN
('MIS 25 cts.
Children in feed i'1,'' Acimi,aiol
J. M. GOVENLOCk Rt.' SELL .,;>C+L T•i'N
President
Vice President
MRS. R. LAWSO)N
Sec.-Treas.
E Ehi.ENEME EN NEI
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