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The Seaforth News, 1932-07-28, Page 5e.n THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1932 7.7 THE SEAFORTH NEWS, • PAGE FIVE. Tit SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SI7MM"ER MENU This week your 'Superior !Store is featuring ,an attractive 1•isit of summer foods and picnic needs. Every item is priced to save you money. ,Place your orders .early and avoid :disappointment. Remember our slogan WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS. Items for week ending ,Aug. 3. CLARK'S PORK & BEANS, 2's squat CASCADE. BRAND PINK SALMON, l'sl Talt SURPRISE, "A Pure Hard. Soap" ... ..... GOLDEN BANTAM CHOiIOE CORN LOOSE FLAKE SOAP 'CpH'EPS SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER 8 oz. ....15c per tin 7c .,.per tin 9c ..110 'bars 45c 2 liths 23c 3, lbs. 25c 16 oz. 23c Carnation Evaporated''Milk, Strtall 4 this 25c i Carnation Evaporated 'Milk, `tall 2 tins 25c 1 Olzaice Blue Rose Rice 3 lbs. 25c Persia's Jamaica Ginger ,Snaps "Made ,expressly for Superior Stores" 2 lb. carton 25c Lux !Toilet ,Soap, "For a ,smooth skin...... . ........... rper cake Sc Huron• ToFlet Ti'sisue 8 roils 25c Ringo, "Washes Clothes Whiter," small 2 pkgs. 19c Tomato Juice 1434 oz. tin 10c Aylmer Chili Sauce per bottle 18e . Crown Jars, small—per .doz. 99c; med.—.per doz..$1.14 Sandwich 5pecu lties— Mrs, Burgess' Chicken Pate, P. & G. Devilled IH'aam, • IP. & B. Pate . per tin 14c Chasse & Sanborn's Seal Brand' Coffee Ws 1 s....470 Lawrason's iSndwiflalke (Ammonia Lawrason's Fllttsho 3tcLaren's Spices in Glass, all kinds Royal York Tea, "The Tea that is Different" r'/z's..24c; 11's..47c Whiz Fly Fume, "9.9%u Killer ... B oz,.. .35c; 16 oz.....60c Our Blend Coffee 'bhe Quality ,will surprise you" !1'e 39c MaLaren's Puddings --Chocolate, !Cocoanut, Tapiooa......2 pkgs..2$c Bril1'o, `iOldans and polishes in eine operation" 2 'pkgs. 25c Certo, "Sure Jell" per 'Bottle 29c Tuckett's Montreal Cigars "World's best 5c cigar"—,...... 4 .,ea, 25c Best Quality Jar Rubbers 25 'Heavy Zinc Jar Rings .,per doz.c tin 25c Lynn Valley Grapefruit, 2's squat per Poses Bran, Quaker Crackles 2 pkgs. 25c Superior Stores, sell only Pure ,Spinets Superior„S$tores' Vinegar will keep your Picleles. Stuffed Olives, sliphtTly (broken large 38 oz. jar 35c • 2 pkgs. 15c per Bin 23c each 10c Ross J. Sproat Rhone Miss N.Prycene 77 ,,.M.011....111 - Buy Seaforth Butter 18 YEARS Always Good ,Quality A ServicePlease us by giving us 'your cream 'patronage and wewilt try to please that creates •., you by our services and highest Confidence market prices'for good cream, Con • and ppa }}g++i Cream weighed, tested, graded and - (1B �Ig11On . • 4afd Eor while you wait. Ds eatable p P rare ner �A The Seaforth Y C. A. BARBER, Prop., ,.,�'. .., lker's FilxliIERAL SERVICE ''UNDERTAKING" --and-- EMBALMING • Motor or' Horse Equipment W. 5. WR r.KER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. DUBLIN The regular monthly nneetitig of the ' Ladies' Gluild of `•Sit. ,Mary's Church, Dublin, will he 'held at the home of fors, B. Dolwney on 'Thursday, Aug- • ust 'sltdi at 2 o'clolek. The ladies will. serve tea at 115r also a sale of home- inade, baking All ladies are invited to ,conte and enjoy a, pleasaltt afternoon igtrs, Downey's hotnie. , Mr, and Mrs. Flood and Miss 'Hen - TOWN TOPIC'S Mr. and Mrs, Roy L'!arnetit of Weston spent last week with friends in town. Mr. :Ed. Brown's ,of Winclsnr spent a few days'in town et the home Of his parents;' Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Brownlee, Victoria street: 1Mrs. Margaret Miller of Egnomd- vine and her niece, MiSS Mary Mc Naughton of Kippien, ,keit Saturday for Algona to visit, friends. (Miss Margaret Grieve, George st., is camping in Baylfield this week, Mr, 'Dottis H'i•ldelbrand Met with an accident Monday. When seated on a box an a light wagon, the horse tprn- ed the corner quickly and threw Mr, Hildebrand out of the wagon, No bones were broken, and he was able to return to work. • ' Mr, and Mrs. David Mole and son, Maxwell of Rochester, N. Y., spent the weekend at the h'ant,e of Mr. Mote's, brother, Mr. Ed. Mole. Mr. and Mrs. Will McLeod of Pont Huron, Mrs: Wm. Modeiland of 'Lon- don :and Me.; john McLeod of De- troit were here ,a few days last rt reek and visited friend's in London en route home, Mr. John Mc,L,ebd is in Grand Bend visiting friends and 'Will is on the staff of Grinnel Biros.,. Pool Hair - 00, Will was one , of our foremost come'dian's when 'he lived here and a teacher of dancing. Many anaudi- ence was iententairsed withh his wit and funny games. He was :much missed when he'-1d8t town 'but Sea- fotith's Iosis is Port Hluron's gain, Mr. Wm. 'Chapman spent the past week visiting at Fort E-sle, and his son Lon,. accompanied him home and spent a couple of days. The SundaySchool S oa picnic of St. 'Thomas' Church was held at Bayfield on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Gibson White left on Saturday on •a motor trip to Ottawa and .athet paints.. . Miss .Isabel Murdie of 'Lttcknaw, who has been spending the .past con- pie of weeks with her sister, Ml's. M. White and friends, returned on Sat- urday. Mrs. Russell• Sproat and her niece, Lois 1%I•orraw, spent a few days in London last 'week. Miss M. 3',_ Ross of Port Huron is holida'yIng with Mr. and Mrs, 'Merton Reid. Mr. and Mrs. H.'Lee of Coldwater, :Much,; were in. town for a few days during the week, renewing acquaint- ances. Mr. Lee is a rota of the late Thomas Lee. . Miss Mabel Hildebrand left for a week's visit with her grandparents and sister Mrs. Roy ,Snider, ,Kitcliener. Mr, and Mrs, Irvin of Goderich were Sunday visitors at the 'tome of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hildebrandt. • Misses Stella Hildebrandt and Mar- tha Storey are camping at Bayfield for a week. • Mr. Ed. Latimer and son K•niex of Toronto are spending a few days this week renewieg'acquaintances. Mr. Will Brine spent several days this week in Toronto. Miss A. Irwin of Toronto, Mrs. L Lostgren of Chicago, Mr, and Mrs. Merrill 'Tifft of Minneapoli$ are spending a few days with Rev. and Mrs, W. P. Lane. Mr. and Mrs, Oliver of Los: An- geles, Calif., are visiting the tatter's mother, Mrs, McIntosh, John st. Mr. Wm, Elcoat, and Misses Hazel and Jean Elcoat have returned after a .week's visit with Dr. and firs. Glan- field at Wallacdtolwat, Misses Clara and Lyra McQuarrie of Crystal City, Matt,, visited w tuft Mr. and Mrs. Frank Storey and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ,Stdwart last week,, Mr, and ,Mrs. Will Griffin of El= aise, Mich.,and their son Allam Grif- fin of Half Way; Mich., and ..Mrs. J. Dodds and her mother, Mrs. Morri- son of London, were guests Tuesday at the Queen's hotel, and called at .the hone Of Mr. and Mrs, Jolhu Sproat . Mr, and Mrs. C. J. Shackcor tie Sproat) and family are spending, this week at, the home of Mrs, Shook- cor's parents in town. Miss An'ona Dale will return house with them, • Mrs. Hodgins of Toronto is visiting Mrs. L. T. D'elracey. , Mrs. James Love of Toronto• is •a guest, of Mrs. James Gillespie -Mr. and Mr -s. Wm. 'Somerville of Woodstock ,called on the former's sisr ters, Mrs. Whittaker and Miss `Soar-' ervsl'te' far a few hours on We'dues day. The Rebecca,picnic was helid, at Bayfield on Wednesd'a'y afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, John Beattie . sipent the week -end in London, • Miss M. M. Redmond of Toronto is visiting_Miss Lawrence,G'oderich st. Her many friends ane glad ,to .meet her again. Mr, Arnold Dixon and Mx Frank Flitagiblbon o'f Vancouver arevisiting at the tonne .of ,the .former's grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jahn McLen ran for a few days. ' IMr., 'and Mrs, Ed. 'Clarke of Point Edward spent the week -end at , the hone, of Mr. and Mrs, .Fred ,Shewifelt, 'Mies, Lenora Sheiwfelt is visiting in, Point Edward and, Sarnia, of Sarnia were Sunday visitors with. Mr,, and Mrs. Alex, Darling, Mr: 1'. MdConne'l1 a'd:;Joseph ICar-' tpetiiter,,,Mr. 'and hMrs. D,' (McConnell spent ,Sun'd'ay with London friends. We ,are sorry to report that "Mr, Wm. M+oDerinid and Mr. Hugh Flynn are: not improving as well as their ,friends ,would like thetmao, .. iM'iss Mary. O1ConneIh returned home fratn London after a week's • vi= sit with friends.. SPECIAL OPTICAL OFFER High, grade, 'mast stylish• and op -to - date glasses, rine or rintiiess. Your choice in sh;ell,white or pink gold- filled, with lenses coiitplete, only $6.50, Invisible 'bifocals 'with choice of frame. complete, only $112;00. Yellow gold-filled with flat spherical lenses, only ,54.00..Tlrese price's : inclpde a thorough examination by our, well known specialist, Mr, Hughsan. Over 20 years coming to Seaforth. You are assured of the best optical work to be obtained, tsugusTuesday �4ditd•, Wednesday, L"k,sse' l'�; noon W,edues- `day. Conte 'amity. Be'ttie's Fair, Sea - nick of Stratford surd' tMsss Rolbiertson, forth. Permanent Waves Summer Special The self -setting, natural "push- up" with soft, curly "ends ALL WAVES GUARANTEED Particularly adapted to "Baby Fine" and Grey Hair and perfect every normal texture. REGULAR $7.50. FOR, NOW $3, 50 Lucille Jones MITCHEILL, BEAUTY SALON PHONE 78 FOR A'PPOI'NTMENT "THE OLD HOME PLACE" Presented by the Brussels Dramatic Society in NORTH SIDE UNITED CHURCH Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid. • Friday, Aug. 51h Admission 25c and 15c: The Mitchell Anglican Sunday School picinc is being held,ilt Oase's grove on Thursday afternoon of this week. • ,Mr., R. M. Jones, manager of the Dominion. Blank, who has been ill for the past couple of. weeks, 'underwent an operation in, the hospital on Mon- day evening. Constable Snell is taking a week's vacation in Northern Ontario. Mr. ,Wm.- Trott is acting in his place. Mr. William Gibson White has been suecessfu4 in Obtaining specialist standing in Classics at the Ontario College of Educatilau, results of which were announced on Wednesday. Mr's. Richard Vivian of New York is spending a couple of days the lat- ter part of this week with Mrs. W. W. Cowan, Mr. and Mrs, Marshall Stewart are moving from apartments On Main st., to the residence of Mr. A. Scott, Gb-. derich st. ,Miss Ethel' McDougall, R.N. of Detroit, is spending a week in this vicinity. Miss Maxine Grinner of Ayr is vis - 'ting her 'cousin, Miss Lois Mc'Gavint. 'Mas. H. Cudnrore of Kitchener is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arnold West- co:tt. Vlrs. Grainger Sr. was taken ill with a slight touch of pneumonia and has been donfined' tobed since ` Sunday. Mrs. Grainger who is 87 years of age, makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Wright, James St. Her condition was very critical on . Wed- nesday. ementary exernlination with honors., She also passed her high scho'o'l ent- rance examination. Clarissa was 'elev- en years old' in March and ,is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Dale, second concession. Mr. and Mrs. W.' Lyon Of the gra- vel road have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Robertson. Mr. . Robertson. is teaching now. Both were former tea- cher* at S.S. No. 8. Mr. and' Mrs. T. Adams and 'Cliff- ord speait Sunday at Baylfield.. iMisses Mary, and Olive Moon spent Sunday at Baylfield. • The unionservices_in the Urated. Church at ILon'des!boor are well attend- ed with Rev, Mr. Gardiner in charge. Mr. Arthur Lyon of the gravel road who teaches at Kitchener, is at pres- ent atten'd'ing su'mmer school in Tor- onto. Miss Fern Watson and Irene Fo- thergill have been successful in pass- ing their entrance examination with honors. They are pupils of Miss Sto- thers at SlS. No. 8. HULLETT. . ,ISuccess:fu1 ,,Schiool.—Miss Matilda Fowler, teacher of S,S. No, 1, recam- i mended four pupils for the higlh school entrance with the following results: Marjorie McMichael, age 12, honors; Dorothy Holiland,- age 12, honors; Stewart Freeman, age 113, pass; Clarissa Dale, age 111, ,pass. •Coit- gratulations are due to teacher, and pupils, Clever Student.—Miss Clarrisa Dale• a pupil Of Miss Anne Govenlock, this week received notice from the. Toron- to Conservatory of Music ,' that she had been successful in passing her el- Autolnsurance Let us protect you anywhere in Canada or the United States with nn Auto Policy that will take a load off your mind and at NEVI(, Non Tariff Rates It's worth your while to see us 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 Sotherland GENERAL INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE, 'CONVEY- ANCING, ETC. Office over Keating's Drug' Store WINTHROP. Mr, and Mrs, Irwin Trewartha spent Sunday with Dr. and ;Mrs. Har- burn of Seaforth, Mrs,' S. Somers of Detroit spent a couple of days with IMr. John /Bullard last week. Dr. •Oliver Little of Toronto spent a'few days with his father, Mr. Chas, Little, iWe are sorry to hear that Mr. Wil- liam Treivartha Sr. is under the doc- tor's care. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dodds of Lis- towel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rdbert 'Campbell and Mr, Thos. Dodds, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hulley and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Harvey 'Hulley. l are Isalb'el Eaton and Donald d are s'pending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Faster Bennett. HIJROIN ROAD WEST ,Miss Dorothy Reinke- and Miss Shobbrook of ,Egi ondvlille called on` .Vliss. Sadie Ball recently, Mr. Stewart Bali was with the On- tario Regiment df Oshawa, Ont., to Long IB;ranrch Rifle Stange for a five clays camp and he was tied ,for highest place in, long distance shooting. He also spent a week on a fishing trip on Rice Lake at Bewdley, Dat. We congratulate t. Miss Matilda Fowler, No. 1, Hallett, on the suecese of 'her four entrance pupils, two of ` whom' passed with honors. KIPPEN. Miss ,Beatrice 'Daynrait spent last week with her grandfather, Mr. Squire's of 'Exeter. Mrs, A. Smith and children of Lon- don are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Daytime for a couple of weeps. Miss 1Mary 'MdNiaugh'ton, a for"m.er teacher of Sault Ste, Marie, left this week :for .a two weeks' vacation among friends and relatives .there. Mr. Wm. Sproat, who has been vis- i•ting friends in Toronto for a couple of weeks,.returned -ta his son's ,ha me, Mr, Earle Sprout's, last week. Mr. 'Thos. 'Chiapintan and. friend's spent' an enjoyalble week • .touring through Eastern ,Ontario. Miss Gladys Harrison of Ptarlehilt, accompanied lby her mother, called at • the hole ,of Mr. 'and : Mrs. Thos. Workman one 'day last week. ,Mrs. Wes. Hayter and son Dale of Flint, Michigan, are spenduitug a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mn.is Jas. Finlayson of Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. Sch'iibie of Zurich spent a' few days with Mr. and ,Mrs. Warren Sichilbie last 'reek. BRUG EFIELD. I Mrs. M'ormson pf (B•Iuevale is the guest, of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Berry 'this week. Mrs. D. Tough is visiting 'friends on the Bronson line, Stanley, this week. 1Mrs. 'Thompson and :Emily of Sar- nia are visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Stevens, this week. Miss Jessie Tough visited friends in the village this week. 'Mrs. Alex. 'Ross is spending a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Nicholson, Tuckers,mith, while her daughter-in-law, Mrs. J'amet (Ross, is holidaying at North Bay •and Ross Hastings returned home this week .af- ter spending a week at the home of Mrs. liana .Rose. The sincere sympathy of the many ;friends of Mrs, ,C. Wright in the vil- lage and community is exitended to her itt her great loss in the passim' of her daughter, Miss Jeanie, and also to her brothers and sisters and other 'friends. tMr. and ,Mrs. A. Petrie of Toronto and Miss Violet Petrie sof Sault Ste. Marie spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. ,Allen. TUCKERSMITH. Some of the farmers here have fin- ished haying and are cutting the fall wheat, ,Mr. and Mrs. Ernest .Crich of Pon- tiac, Mic'h., visited relatives here 'last week. • Mrs. Townsend and children are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Crich.' Miss Anna Wlailace nurse -in -train- ing at St. 'Joseph's H'os'plital, is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. W n, Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of De- troit are ` visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Roland Kennedy, 'Mrs. A. 'Tapp and Alice, Mrs. Carl Topp and Mr, Edward Weaver :,of. Buffalo .-spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs., John Elgie, Mrs. Topp and Alice are•ratnaining for two weeks. Mrs. Rolbert Lavery and .Milton spent Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs, Isaac Moore. HILLSGREEN. 'Trine service was withdrawn in the church en :Sunday and the cangrega- tion worshipped with the Kippen con gregatior When Mrs. McIntosh of London was the special speaker. The service will he held as usual on Sun- day. Mr, Ross Dick of T'oron'to was vis- iting •in this vicinity recently. Mrs. Dicic and 'bnlbe who spe'n't several. weeks with their parents, returned: `to their home. .Miss Mary 1-lagae. Of London spent. the week end with her • sister, Miss Ddl1y and brother, Mr. Frank. 'Mrs. Troyer is Visiting at the hone of il'Ir, and Mrs..W Hyde of the Lon - IA number iron, this vicinity attend- ed aneatings at the Summer School in Gnoderieb, last week. HARLOCK, Miss Agnes 'Leiper returned to To- ronto Saturday after holidayiiag for the past two weeks at the home elf his •parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lei- per. Mr. Wm, H. Knox accompanied by his cousin, Mr.. Wm. Knox of Picker- ing, visited Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Knox. 'Miss Kathleen B,reinner of Grey township, is at present visiting her cousins, bhe Misses Kathleen and Ed- ith Beacom. • Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lloyd visit- ed the labter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McIEwing over the week end. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Watt and little Irma were in Woodstock Saturday, also calling on Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jenkins of Stratford 'before returning home. • lfrs. Elliott of Blyth, accompanied by her nephe,ws' and niece, Mr. Elliott Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. James Rich - mood and datightter, Miss Jessie, at- tended service in Burns' Church Sun- day, also visitingthe former's'dauglh- ter, Mr.' and Mrs. Bert Allen, Sunday afternoon. Quite a numlber of Burns' Church people at'tended the Sunday School' picnic to Blayifield last Friday after- noon and report a 'good time; IWe are pleased to know those stsf feria r 1 ¢fommeasles' are around again. IMrs. Wm H. Knox .and daughter, Mrs. fames Chown and children of Stratford, visited on 'Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Tiros, Knox, .Miss Amy Parson's returned home S'aturd'ay after holidaying In Wood- stock, also visiting 'Mr, and Mrs. Gor- dan Jenkins of Stratford, who accom- panied 'ner hone, spending the week end at the hone of their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Parsons. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Oannpibe11 of near Walton ' spent Sunday at the 'Name of Mr, and Mrs. A. W. MclEivr- ing. Mr, A. W. Beacon returned home the latter ,part of the week after spend- ing a few days in Kingston where he attended meetings of the Masonic Grand 'lodge. Mr. and firs. Wm. Knox, of Grey spent 'Sunday at the 'tome of the for- mer's parents, Mr and Mrs. Thos. Knox;