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The Seaforth News, 1932-03-31, Page 5tl' 4 THURSDAY, MARCH 31; 1032. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE LET EXPERIENCE BE YOUR GUIDE. !When we think of a "Specialist" we think of ,one whose opinion and judgment can be fully relied upon in matters peiltaining to his .profession. Your 'Superior Store Merchstn!t is a "Food Specla1iis!t" He is frilly conversant with merits -of •merc'handise'which he sells and he knows values, Let his'ex!perienice and knowiledge be your guide in purchasing your 'food requirements—it will save, you time att,d money.. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS. Stems for Week ending April .dole, 1932.,: CROWN !BRAND" SYRUP 2's ... . 14C 5's 29c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER ...........................per tin 9c ROBIN HOOD OATS, with China large pkg. CRISCO,l's SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR FAMILY BLEND TEA l's . , .. FAMILY BLEND COFFEE, 1''s 31c per tin 23c per plcg, 29 c per lb, 39 c per lb. 39c Cascade Fancy Pink Salmon, /'s.... 9c; l's, 12c +Brtenswi'cic Sardines per tin 5c Loose Soap ,Claps 2 lbs, for 21c !Baker's' -Cocoa ee's ., per tin 23c Bird's Custard Powder 3 plcgs. 25c Lawrason's Snowflake Ammonia 2 pks. 15c, 'L'awrason's Flusho per tin 23c Venos Cough Syrup 'Harmless and Effective' per bottle 32c Perrin's Mayfair Sandwich Biscuit per ib. 23c Paris .Pate, Excellent for !Sandwiches' .. ... ... . per tin 14c Heinz Dill Pickles - large jars 40c Shirriff's True Extracts ,each 23c Princess Soap Flakes per pkg. 21c Palmolive Soap a cakes 21c Lifebuoy Soap, 'The ,Health Soap' 3 cakes 23c, Chateau Cheese, %'s Per pkg. tic .California 5'weet Prunes ..med. 3 lbs. .'25c; ....lge. 2 lb. pkg .,...23c Pure. Maple Syrup, bottle,' small ..,.25c; Targe ..50c (Loose Cocoa, No. 1" 2 lbs. 35c Aylmer Raspberries, 2 sqt, . per tin 29c Aylmer Straveberries, 2'tall per tin 29c Marshmallows per pkg. -10c Baker's Premium Chocolate....ee's.. .15c; °, , 4's 25c Post Bran Branflakes, Shredded Wheat 2 pkgs.' 25c Aylmer Diced ,Beets and Carrots 2 tins 25c Red Plum Jam, 40 oz. Jar per jar 23c Nut Fudge Candy, Special per lb. 19c Jolly Mixed Candy o lbs. 25c FAIR DAY ONLY, TUESDAY, APR, 5TH.— Granulated Sugar, spot cash cwt: $5.00 Yellow Sugar,spot cash cwt, $4.75 Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce Phone 8 Phone 77 Buy Seaforth Butter A Service that creates Confidence and a Dependable Reputation Creamery The. Seaforth 18 YEARS Always Good QYualit: Please us by giving us your cream patronage and we will try to please el you by our services and highest market prices for good cream. • Cream weighed, tested, graded and paid for while you wait. C. A. BARBER, Prop. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. We e.KER, holder of Goe vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. Seaforth Softball Club DANCE! R _ Y (rar-dno's Hall Teu S r. A 5 p MUSIC By 'TIM EATON AND HIS ORCHESTRA This -is the band that brought the erowds.'to Grand Bend last summer and gave s`udh Satisfaction' at the Sea - forth Golf andY !Country Club's dance • fast fall: Cone out and dance to good music and •helpthe .tea!nt, .Admission: $1 couple; extra lady 25c J. M. McMilI!a'n, Pres.; A. Y. Me - Lean; Sec, EXTRA OPTICAL OFFER jHigh grade, stylish • and up -to -.date s:pec'tacles, rim orrimless, your choice in shell, white or pink, gold - fitted, with lenses :complete for only $6.50. Double vision at correspond- ingly low prices. These prices' in- clude a thorough examination of your eyes by our well-known specialist, Mr. Hughson, Over 20 years coming to Seaforth. You are assured of the beet optical work to be obtained and at lowest possible cost. Tuesday and Wednesday, April 5, Gth.. Beattie's Fair, Seaforth. ELIMVILLE 1O•u Sunday the church service was held in the morning with special (Easter music by the choir. In the evening there were latetern s slides given on the Life of 'Christ, followed by a pantomime by"a number of girls. ,Last Thursday evening we had lantern slides' given in the dhttnoh by r Rev. MronA lustrakt White frfca ii• n g the book "Drum's in the Darkness." Mr: and 'Mrs. Peter Whitlock of lLulinley visited at -Mr. Harry Ford's Inst Sunday, ' Mr, Wm. Routly has secured the agency for the Hyatt Jumbo Roofing Co.,of Landon. The regular monthly meeting of the W:M'S. was held last Wednes- day, March! 116th, at the home of 'Virg, Well: Skinner. Let us have the names of your visitors TOWN TOPICS. Mr. (Robert •Cantelon of !Stratford ,was in town on Monday on •business Mr. and 'Mrs. R. H. !Hoover of Listowel-•sipent Easter !with her father, Mr. W. H. Sholdice• Miss Kate Ke!hoe •liar moved into the residence she recently purchased Froin bhe''Catheriile ,horttnn'e estate. • Mr. W. Gibson White has secured a position: ' as classics specialist in 'Walkerville Collegiate, duties to com- mence Sept. 1st. 'Mrs, White and Gibson and Mr, Angus MdRae are speneling,a few days in 'Toronto this week. 'Miss Gladys Thoinipslon of Stain ford is visiting at her frame this week: Rev. D. J, and 'Mrs. Lane and son D!ot?'akd, of Goderich, visited with the former's brother, Rev, and Mrs, W. P, Dane, Mrs. D. J. Lane sp'o'ke at' thethandeofferin'g tweeting in First Presbyterian Ohurclh. Miss Marion Scarlett of Fort Wil- liam is spending the Easter holidays h. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robe, Scarlett. (Friends are glad to hear Mes, R. Scaelett is able to be up during the past week' after being confined to bed for the past six weeks. •Messrs. Brasil and Eugene Duncan of St. Michael's'' College, Toronto, spent Easter with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan, Miss Rose Dorsey .of Toronto is spending the Easter vacation at her home here, • 1fr. Fred Jackson of Merriekvilfe and Miss Maty Jackson of Milverton are spending the Easter holiday wibh their mother, M'rs. L. C. Jackson: Mrs. 3-csha Spisoat returned tin Wed- ates•day after spending the winter in ID'etroit, . accomp'anlied by •leer daugh- ter -in -!law, Mrs, Hugh Sproat; Hugh. Rowan and Mary and Margaret Sproat. ' Mr. James Purcell, who was quite ill for three weeks,' has recovered and 'his friends were pleased to see him able to be tip town again last week. Mrs. A. D. Sutilrlertared and Miss Anna spent Easter with friends in Condon. Mrs. John S, Cop!pin, who has been spending .Easter with her mother, Mrs. F. G. Livingston, will' return on Saturday to Detroit. Mrs. F. G. Livingston and daughter Mrs. Cdppin, of Detroit, were in Clin- ton on Wednesday, visiting Those , Livingston and Miss Livingston. Mr. ascii Mrs. Nelson Govenlock arid' children of Waterford were guests of her parents, Mr. -and' Mrs. W. M. Sproat, M'rs, Govenlock and eh'ildren remained for the week. Miss Aileen Reynolds of Toronto is a guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sills. Mr. 'Will Faulkner of the Dominion Blank, Brantford, was a visitor at the home of his Mather, Mrs. W. Faulk- ner, on Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moffat .and. fam- ily spent Easter at the home df the former's father in Stanley Township. Mr, J. C. Laing represented the iPubliic • School Board' in Toi+onto this week at the Ontario Educational As- sociation convention, , 'Misses Margaret McKellar and Muriel Beattie returned to. London after spending Easter at bheir homes. Many friend's of Mr, Geo. Seip are pleased to know he was able to be out again on Tuesday after several weeks' illness from a severe attack of flu. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Flannigan and little son Bernard, of Hamilton spent Raster with Mrs. F4annigan's mother, Mrs. J. Horan. Mis's Cecelia Hdra% B.IA of Sud- bury, is spending Baaster vacation 'with' her mother, Mrs. J. (Doran, Mr. George Daly of the College of Art, Toronto, returned Tuesday after speeding Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 5. F. Daly. Mr. and, Mrs, Henry' Webber of Woodham were visitors on Tuesday at the home of the labter's father, Mr, Sam H'ann!a, who was, celebrating his birthday on March 29th. Mrs. Ohias,' Bartter of St. Cath- arines isviseting her lnother, Mrs. Jlohn Goven'1'ock,, Egmond'v'ille, Mr. 'bV'i11 ,B'lac'k' of London spent the Easter week end at his home, Misses Ria Hills, Laura McMillan, :.I Ida IBrerthla Beatty, Ida. and Eva Love, of Toronto, Misses Dorothy Reinke, (Louise Allen and Marguerite Black, of Hemiilton, are spending Easter at their home's, Mr. Jack Ferguson' of St. Cather: lines is a visitor at the home of his parents, M_r. and Mrs. W'nt, Fergtts'on. Miss Marjorie Biclell of Toronto is. a lholiday visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bickel'. ,Mr. Harry Livens of Goderich was visiting friends itt gown on Wednes- day. Mese. ,Gertrude Matthews of Lot - don Norinal is spending Easter Boll= days at the home of her parents, Mr. and M'rs.J . Matthews. Mr. George Hutchfson.ef London end Miss Dorothy Hutchison of St. Catih'erines, were guests for Easter with their 'parents, Mr, add Mrs, F. D. HuYclnis:on, ''Muss Lydia. Redid Was the guest of 'Miss Mlarjorie B'ickel!1 for a few days. DEDICATED TO BETTER VISION THE SAVAUGE EYESIGHT SERVICE Seaforth. YOU DONT SBE WELT, And you .wond'er why: Weill, 'jaist !wondering is something. Many don't even go that far. Reason! fuirbher—effects always have •Causes. Furt'her .still—the pauses must be removed, Then you :are on the way to a pleasant surprise„ Sup- plying better • vision for worse is a . duty- we eon-, aider very trach worth while, Continued next week. Miss Dorolehy Haetehiison left on IT'hurs'day to spend a few days with her brother, Mr. Lorne Hutchison and Mrs. Hutchison, in Toronto. Mes. J. E. Keating and children are spending the Easter holidays. in Tor- onto at Mrs. Keating's (dome. 'Miss Nlora Stelwart of Durham is a holiday visitor at the home of her patents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stewart. Miss Mary Stewart of Toronto re- turned' on Tuesday, alter spending Easter' at her -home... Miss Alice Knechtel of Kitchener is visiting at her home, Mr, and Mrs. Frank .Hall and son 'Bernard of Lo'ndes+boro were the guests of • the Misses Govenlock on Wednesday, Miss Janet Govenlock of Weston is spending the Raster ,holidays with her stater, Miss Govenlock of North 'Main street. Mr. Dawson Reid oaf Guelph was a visitor over E'as'ter at his home,. Mrs. R. H, Ferguson Sr., Sparring se, is very till with flu at present. Mr. Lloyd Dineen of Auburn spent the week -end at his home, Misses Blanche and Elva Wheatley df Toronto were Easter visitors. Mr. D. Moore of Toronto was here this week. - Mr. W. H. Little of Pt. Dover spent the holiday in town. Mr. Clayton Martin' of Englehart is visiting friend's here during the Easter holidays. !Teachers who spent the holidays here include M'es'srs, E. G. Rankin of Fort Erie and Wim. Nec'Nay o'f Duart. Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Strong of Eg- m•ohdville marked their 32nd wedding anniversary Monday by entertaining a number of friends at cards in the evening, a very pleasant time being enjoyes. lIr. Win. Pollard of Woodville is visiting his parents this week. Mr. Rob. Willis of Toronto was a visitor at his home in fawn.. Mr. James Scott, who has spent the past..three months in Clinton hospital, was removed to his home at Thorn- ton Hall this week,' (Little J'acl. Carte chap, son of Mr, and Mrs. James Carhoch'an of 'Tuck- ersmi'th, had the misfortune to break his STM this week. Mr, W. C. Barber of O. A. C., Guelph, spent the holiday with his parents. Among the teachers visiting in town this week' are Misses Jean Brodie of Lindsay, Annie Brodie of Arkona, Mildred' Johnstone of Wau blaushene, Jean Oluff of Wood's'to:ck. ,Mr, Beverly Beaton ie. caving from Eginond:ville to Mr. Frank Coleman's house, formerly occupied by the late Mrs. J. J. Shine, Mrs, 5. Allan, of N'orkh Bay is visit in•g at the .home of her' brother Dr. W. C. Sporat and Mrs. Spro'at. M•. -E. C. McCauley of the Provinc- ial Bank, spent the holiday at his home in St. Marys. Mr. Arnold Turnbull of Toronito 'was an Easter visitor in town. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Williams of Pet- rolia are visiting her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. George Dickson - Miss Margaret Grieve of Egm:ond- vil'le is visiting , her brother, Mr. H. Grieve, in Windsor. • Miss Jean Winter of Toronto is viseiting.her grandmother, Mrs. Ro:ht. Winter. Mr. Ronald McKay and. Miss Ethel ;M•cKay of Toronto were visitors in town, . . Miss Bessie Grieve of Chatham, who spent Easter here, is attending CEA. at Toronto this week. Miiss Phemia Gordon of NeeKi'llop is visiting a,t present with Mrs. M. Wihite. 'Misses Violet Scoot of Toronto and Grace Scott of Fullartou attended the funeral of•the late Richard Bewley. Mr, Robt. ,M,off!a't is very .ill at the 'lro:nte1of his niece, Mrs. T. Worden; IGoder'ich • street. Mr. Wen. Hartry and Miss Hartry spent Easter in Tomato, Miss Hartry remaining for the week, utolns urance Let us protect you anywhere in o Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off your mind and at NEW Non Tariff Rates Ii's worth your while to see us beforericin 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 . Suthorland GENERAL INSURANCE -- REAL REAL • ESTATE, CONVEY- ANCING, ETC. Office over Keating's Drug Store couple of months in 'Toronto, Sunworthy Wallpaper Week, April 2 = 9 JUST IMAGINE ! A beautifully colored wallpaper suitable for any downstairs room, , 30' INCHES WIDE for 29 cents per roll The latest designs and colour- ings in plaster effects 30 IN'C'HES 'WIDE 35 cents per roll. aa SPECIAL •�PR'ICES 20c 25e 30c 35c per roll. Wallpaper Store SEAFORTIi, ES' Mr. Alex, Bethune left on Thurs- day of last week for his home in Vernon, B.C. after spending the win- ter with his sister,. Miss ,Bethune. Visitors at the home of Mr. and (Mrs. Wm. Ament were Mr. W. Ken- neth Ament of Calgary, Miss Norath 'Fowler of Sheffield, Eng„ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ament and daughter. /Frances of Detroit,- Mr. A. R. G. Ament of Toronto and Miss Helen Arent of London.' • Miss Ruth and Mr, Lorne Pink- ney, Stratford, were Easter visitors. 'Mr. R. Walter spent the holiday at his home in Jarvis. hfr. Ro'bt, Powell is visiting int !Toronto. Mrs. Geo. Israel has returned after spending three weeks in Toronto. amiss Dorothy Kerslake and Mr. Donald Kerslake, spent the holiday at the parental home. Mr. and Mrs, P. C. Calder and son Cameron, of iSt. Catharines were guests df Mr. and Mrs. Adana Hays. Mrs. Geo. Love of T'oront'o spent Easter at Thornton Hall. Miss r s Helen s D' icks'on of Toronto is visiting her mother, Mrs. A, Dickson. Mess Edith Govenlock of Toronto is visiting with her parents. 3diss Gertrude Crich and Dr. Aub- rey Crioh of Toronto were visitors. T s rs. Mr. Jack VatfEgmond of Toronto spent the holiday in town. Miss 'Margaret Armstrong of Lon- don spent the holiday at her home. Mr. Anther Burrows of London and Miss Elinor Burrows of Toronto were .holiday visitors at their home, Miss Florence Laidlaw of Toronto is visiting her mother this week. Miss Eva Fee of Sudbury is a guest at her home this week. :bliss Fergus Mackay spent the holi- day at bhe home of her briother, Mr. D. Mackay, and Mrs. Mackay, Ha- milton. Mr. Herman Lindsay of Toronto Was a guest at the home of Mrs, J. B. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'Adapts have returned to Toronto after spen'din'g 'three weeks 10 town, (Miss Rena McKenzie of Stratford is visiting her mother. Miss Mary Neville of Sarnia is visiting Mr. -and leers. 5. M. Mc- Millen. - . Mr. and .Mrs, Ross Sproat 'were winners at the bridge en the G.W. WA. Monday, Miss Thelma Johnston of Sutton, North ,York, is vis'itin'g her parents. DUBLIN. St. Patrick's School Report.`- Tate following 15 the March report for St. (Patrick's schooi, Dublin: Sr. DV.—!QH'on.) Muriel Looby, 'M!ary Molyneaux, Ursula Flanagan. (Pass) Leonard Nagle, Jack Bern, Genevieve Feeney. - Jr. I'V.—'Joseph. Donnelly, James Delaney, Albert Donnelly, Kathleen: 'Cummings, Mary Cenimb (absent for one exam), Agnes. Rowland. Sr. PDh—(iHlon.) Teresa Kraltskopf, Jack Jordan, Camilla .Donnelly, Jack Flanagan, Fergus Stapleton. (Pees) (James Curtin, Fergus Cummings; 'Charles Kratrskopf. Jr. III.—'(Hod.) Michael Feeney, Lucille MtaGrath, Mary Jordan. Dor- etto Feeney. ()Pass) Mary Evans, Harry Cummiugs•, Dalton Buries. !Second Class Louise. Flanagan, IMarglaret Tyers, J'osep'h Benn, Kath- leen Stapleton, Helen O'Reilly, J'antes Jordan, Earl Nagle, Aileen Jordan, !Margaret Cuiminings, William Malon- ey, Thomas Dorsey, Gerald Burns, Veronica O'Connor, Angela Dannelly. 'First Class—Rose Klitik'hatnmer, Rita VaniD'orrestyn, Mary- Woods, Jo- seph.K mrhanmer Ryan Jordan, (Louis Donnelly, Mary Dorsey, Ed- ward Rowliand, Francis Dillon. Primary—Ca'thariee Jordan, Mary; Stapleton, Billy Beni', Katharine Ty- ers, Helen 'Flanagan, Margaret Kraus- kopf, Jbsepli Van Dorreneteyn, Fran- cis Evau5, Bernice' Donnelly, Agnes Feeney,' Rtta M'alanev, George Klink - hammer, Philip,K+lmkhnanmer, The following is taken ,froM the Ed- monton Journal; recently received from Hie West:. "'Phe body. of George Kidd, prominent figure in ,the White- law district, was found in' his .home one and a half miles northwest of the village of Fairview Tuesday afternoon; .0. friend, F. Sed'gewick, who was in the neighborh'ood•on search for a cow, looked in at the house and made the discovery. Dr. Mc)Fadyen, -district coroner, has the opinion that death had occurred 24 hours p'reviou'sly. No inquest" was considered necessary, as death apparently was, due to natural causes. (Deceased, who was last seen alive Sunday afternoon, was 70 years of age and came from Du'bl'in, Ont., where a number of relatives reside, One brother is a priest in London, Ont." Mr, ICidd was . a •well-known and wealthy store keeper in Dublin thirty or forty years ago. His father, Jos- eph !Kidd of Dublin, and his uncle, !Thomas 'Kidd, of Seaforth, had large interests in salt manufacturing at both places. They also owned the Dublin .flour mill. The late Mr. Kidd conducted a store on the site of the building new occupied by.. Mr. Dill. Fro'ni Dublin Mr. 'Kidd went to St. Paul, 'Minn., where he owned` a furniture store, A number of people recall the large wedding which took place when he was married to eMiss Phillips of Exeter. They resid- ed in one of the residences south of the station. Mr. 'Louis O'Rourke of McKillop is holding a clearing ouct'ion sale of farm stock and implements on Fri- day of this week at lot 5, con. 4, Mc- Kiliop. 'Mr. O'Rourke is lea'vin'g shortly for the Peace River district where where he spent some time a few, years ago and 'where Itis uncle has lived' for the past thiirty-!five years. 'Communication. -,(To The "Sea!forth Trews.). A meeting o'E the 'policyhold- ers of bhe 3dcKielap 'Fire In'suran'ce ,Company was held early in February at the •tdwn hall, 'Seaforth, the prin- cipal business transacted' being the electing of one director to take the place of James Evans, who died 'had died a month earlier. Thomas bLoy- lie was elected director to take his place As the auditors' report sinotvs $1,- 195 to be in arrears the directors 'were given the ,privilege by the policy- holders to take mates from those in arrears for three months, with in- terest at six per cent. That is only extending the debt a little longer. I !would suggest to the directors to go &low in collecting these -notes when they become matured. It is a well known fact that money is very scarce with the farmer and 'I ant op- timistic to express that it looks blue ahead. In fact it looks bluer .than the 'blue water highway 'front Bay- field to 'God•erich that the Goderich aldermen were wanting to have paved last suminer to keep the dust da n. Paving roads in this time of great depression only means over- burdening the fanner. It is a well known fact that the price .of farm bo'dncti P ons:•are cuti iwhen n two and when the farmer invests in buying farm machinery or, any requiremente. that he needs, his dollar is again' cut in two. rt is no wonder that he is not on tine dot when his yearly payments on his iiesurance policy c 1 becomes due. ' It takes 127 head of eight -hundred - poured cabbie at four cenbs per pound to defray elle expenditure of this fire insurance cotitpany, exclusive of loss by dare and ligh!titin'g, S would suggest that the dtreeters clean the change h three year terra of. the, policyholders 3 S t o a' five year term,- •r1,t would cut the expenditure somewhat but evert at that it is not bringing the expendituredown', to ccencide with the ability of the ` polieseeeMeee NI. O'Loughlin.