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The Seaforth News, 1947-12-18, Page 5!ti THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1947 THE SEAFORTH NEWS You can bring your Christmas Shopping List to Stewart Bros. where your Christmas Shopping for every member of the family can be easily and economically looked after. - Everyone loves gifts to wear. So choose from our tremendous stock of stylish, wear- able Gifts. - Below is a comprehensive list of gifts you will enjoy giving and they will surely appreciate. Gifts for Father NECKWEAR - Every conceivable pattern, or plain 1.00 to, 2.50 HOSE - PlaiR, Clocks, Checks, Diamonds 50c to 1.50 SHIRTS- Plain whites or assorted stripes . ...............2.95 to3.95 PAJAMAS -Broadcloth, Flanelette or Yama cloth2.69 to 5.95 SCARFS - Whites, Paisleys, Plaids, Wools 1 00 to 4.50 SWEATERS - Pullovers, Cardigans, Jackets 3.50 to 7.50 BATH ROBES - Silk or flannels -- Plains and plaids 7 50 to 19.50 SMOKING JACKETS - Flannel or Corduroys 12.95 to 16.50 WINDBREAKERS`- Heavy wool. Leather trim 695 to 12:95 HORSE HIDE JACKETS -Warmly lined 17.95 to 24.50 JEWELRY'- Collar & tie pins, links & key chains........... 500 to 2.50 SUSPENDERS & GARTERS- Singly or in sets 50c to 1.50 BELTS -.Tongue buckles or initialed buckles 50c to 3.00 WOOL GLOVES - All colors -- plain or fancy 1 19 to 2.50 LINED GLOVES - Black, Brown, Grey or Natural 2 25 to 5.00 FUR LINED GLOVES - The first in five years 5 50 HANDKERCHIEFS -White, colored -- initialed 10c to 1.00 PARKA COATS 15.95 up * Every Gift packed in a beautiful Gift Box. Gifts for Brother SHIRTS, like Dad's 150 to 2.65 GOLF HOSE 79c to 1.00 SCARFS "Plaids" 1.00 PARKA COATS 895 to 17.95 WINDBREAKERS TIES and Tie Sets 4.95 to 5.95 50c DRESSING GOWNS, all wool.. .12.95 BREECHES 2.95 to 5.50 BOYS' SUITS, 2 pants .,12.95 to 18.50 GIFTS FOR BABY DOLLS 1.75 to 4.25 TOYS 250 to 1.00 DRESSES 2.05 to 3.95 CARRIAGE COVERS 2.95 5.50 SHOES 1.25 to '1.25 BABY BLANKETS.. 95c to 5.50 ROMPERS 1.75 to 3.25 SWEATERS 1.50 to 2.75 NOVELTIES 25c to 2.25 Phone 32. STEW Ford Tractor Snow Plow A STURDY AND USEFUL PIECE OF EQUIPMENT Call at our Garage for a demonstration DALY'S GARAGE Seaforth .ceras ssxmssxacv:-n^stsectsactsts;ter Town of Seaforth PA RKING By order of the Police, to facilitate snow removal, no parking on the streets of this Municipality will be allowed between the hours of 2 a.m. and 8 a.m. Any contravention of this order will be strictly enforced in accordance with the Highway Traffic Act, Sec. 40, sub- section 7 nu"n"""nn.. ,,unultu""t"n"n"nu.nu"11111"1111111."u.iu.. huhu, mm..un....m"nnnun."u"nu.mn".• Lumber ON HAND 1 car of Cedar -2" x 4" to 12" and 3" x 4" to 12". Lengths 8' to 22' SPRUCE in 1- and 2 -inch, all widths and lengths; also ear of Tongue and Groove Spruce 5, 6, 7 and 5 inches wide PEELED CEDAR POSTS Straight and in good sizes, CEDAR GRAIN SHINGLES Dover White and Grey: Famous Saints -Manville Siding INSULATION -Loose or by the carton. Reclaimed Cedar Shingles No. 1 Red Band XXXXX Cedar Shingles PLYWOOD ,A3, 3/16, 1,4 various sizes. Lime and Hardwall Plaster Asphalt Shingles Beaverboarcl and Flexboard Hardwall Plaster, Roll Rooting Sashes and Doors. %" New Oak Hardwood Flooring On Rand -Spine good Egg Coal -Stove Coke -Alberta Nut Car of Rosedale Hard Lump Coal on the way Seaforth Supply Fuel Ltd. "Where the Best Costs No More" PHONE 47i SEAFORTH .......... .... l... ,............... r... t. ......... ,-..0unn;nuun...........................00,n.,to,. Gifts for Mother HOSE - Nylon -- Rayon -- Lisle -- Silk & Wool 59c to 1.85 HANDBAGS -Plastic -- Corde -- All colors......... , ..4.95 to 695. GLOVES - Wool - charnoisette or kid. _All colors 1.00 to 4.95 HANDKERCHIEFS - Boxed or single 10c to 1.00 JEWELRY - Ear rings, Clasps, Pins & pendants, etc. 50c to 4.00 TOWELS - Guest towels, Linen towels, Bath towels 50c to 3.50 APRONS - Gay prints, all sizes 79c to 1.50 SWEATERS - Pullovers & Cardigans, all colors 3.50 to 6.95 UMBRELLAS - Plastics or rayons -- all patterns........, 3.50 to 7.95 BLANKETS- Kenwood and Ayres -- Satin bound , .8.95 to 12.50 COMFORTERS- Wool filled - heavy satins.........,,... ....15.00 RUGS & MATS - Scatter mats or large rugs 6.95 to 59.75 HOUSE COATS - Flannel, Plaids, Jersey or quilted. . 9.50 to 16.50 TABLE CLOTHS - Plastics, Rayons, Linens 1 69 to 14.50 BLOUSES - Sheers, Crepes, Jerseys 4 95 to 10.00 LINGERIE - Slips, Panties and Gowns 75c to 5.50 PAJAMAS -. Cottons, Broadcloths,flannelettes 3 25 to 3.95 TOWN TOPICS Mrs. A. W. Gardiner has returned home after spending several months at the home of her brother, Dr. White, Orangeville, where she has been re- cuperating. She was accompanied by Mrs. Peter Gardiner, of Toronto, who is caring for her. I Miss Pearl Timmer visited in Walton last week with her brother; Mr. William Th rmer. Mr. R. Iienderson, accountant at the Canadian Bank of Commerce has boon transferred to Grimsby. Mr. Matt Ryan has received word of the death of his brother, Frank Ryan. hi Saskatchewan. Mrs. William 1)nitclas and titre.. children of Walton. have moved to the house In Egaiottclvtlle, purchased froth Mrs. Wilfred Glazier. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Martin. Kitrh.- eller, and Ili'. and Mrs. Lttff•altd son Rowland. Hai tt)011, were here Tues- day attending the funeral of Mrs Hugh McLachlan. Mr, and Mrs. Russell Walters, Dun - dos; spent the week end at the home of Mn and Mrs. J. 15, Willis. Mr. Allan Ryan, Listowel, spent the week end at his home Isere. Mr. Wm. Bell, Toronto, spent the Bellweek . end with his sister hiss Maty hIt'. Jack Fortune, London, spent the week' end at his [tome. Rev. A. H. MacKenzie, of Islington, and Mrs, MacKenzie and daughter, came up on Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Hugh McLachlan. Miss Mamie Watson, R.N., Strat- ford, spent the weak end at her hoine in Egntondville. Miss Dianne Lennon, :London, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lenton. Mr. David Bolton, ICitcltener, spent the week end with his permits Mr. and lVIrs, Leonard ,Bolton Mrs. Murray Doig is recovering from an.a.ppendtcitis operation at the Scott Memorial :Hospital. KIPPEN W.M.S. Hold Christmas Meeting The W.M.S. of St, Andrew's Unit- ed Church' here met on Wednesday afternoon at the hoine of Mrs. Carl. MoClinchey with twenty one mem- bers and a number of visitors pre- sent. The president, Mrs. Ernie Chipchase, presided and opened the meeting by repeating the "call to worship" while Mrs. Harold Jones softly played "Oh Little Town -of Bethlehem" The scripture was read by Mrs. Chipohase. Misses Joyce Broadfoot and Bernice McClincheY favoured with a duet "Silent Night" accompanied by Mrs. Ross Broad - foot, The minutes were read and the roll call taken with the text word being (`Love". The secretary, Mrs. John Henderson read a letter from Mrs. Ernie Chipchase giving her re- signation as president; of the society, which office she has held for a num- ber of years, Mics. Ilinton gave a rd. port of the year's financial work front the treasurer. A nominating committee was selected, namely:. Mrs. Winston Workman, Mrs. Harry Caldwell and Mrs. John Sinclair. Hymn No. 47 "Oh Come Ali Ye Faithful" was then sung. The study Gifts for Sister TAILORED SHIRTS, all shades 2.25 SWEATERS, pullovers or Cardigans..1.95 to 5.95 SKIRTS. Plaids or plains. .1.50 to 5.95 SKI JACKETS, all colors..7.95 - 15.95 PAJAMAS, all types 325 to 3.95 LINGERIE, steps & panties .75 to 5.50 ANKLE HOSE. all colors..65c to 1.15 DRESSES - 7 to 16 yrs...3.50 to 5.75 HAND BAGS, all colors....1.50 to 1.95 OS. Seaforth DANCE! SAL N6GHT in Cardno's Hall Saturday, Dec. 20 ROSS PEARCE & HIS MUSIC Admission 50c "Imperishable Treasure" taken from the new study book way given by Mrs. Harold Jones. Mrs. Carl .IrC1i they lead in a sing -song of Christmas carols. HYnut No. 59 llark the Herald -Angels sing" was then sung. Our Lords summary of the Inv. No. 757 in the hyinnary wa:, r,ht,aled responsively. Lunch was sere. d by Citele No, 2, Don't forget the Christmas enter- t,'in.'ent in St, Andrew's United Church on Monday, Dec. 22, The program which is being prepared by• the teachers and pupils of the Sum clay Sebool v'ill consist of Panto- mime readings and songs. Santa Claus will be present and present [tents to all the kiddies who will be ;slmitted -free of charge, Dr. Gilbert Jarrott of Stratford visited en Sunday with his mother Mrs. I. Jarrett. Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter is spend- ing a couple of weeks with her aunt and uncle Mr, and Mrs, Williams in Exeter. Mr. and 1NIrs. C. Faber of near Exeter, visited recently with • Mr. and Mrs, Bert Faber, • Mrs. W. Horsey who has spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstetter, returned to her home in Exeter on Sunday. Quite a number from here attend- *"13e Practical". Give things to wear. ed the reception and dance in hon- our of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Day - man, newly-weds of Kippen, in Hen- sall Town hall, 'on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferguson of Chiselhurst and Mrs. Mary Stacey of Exeter visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstetter. STAFFA Ribbert lithe Society held their 00 ual meeting in Staffa Church. Sunday evening, e+iti the president.. Rev, 1Ir. \ eWiltiam presiding. In the absence of the see-etary r -.a -u" or, Miss Alec.n C 'aw for d. t ,r . W'or- den was appointed secretary for the evening. Sit ',Nie'':' illiair', scripture, and Rev. ilt Ila}1, u i c f,. fererl prayer. The treasurer's report showed 0111 •,511 collected and sent t,r, the Bible Para tv .n 'Toronto. 1.A.. -- tion of officers took piace, with W. C. Warden maned president, and Miss Armes Hocking ierretary- treatnrer. Staffa Community School are preparing a Christmas cantata to be nresented in Staffa Church Dec, 2" Everyone is -invited and -each person is asked to bring a gift for a child, wrapped, with the name of the gilt on the outside. These gifts will be sent to the Perth County Children's Aid Society, Mr. and Mrs, II. Alderson and family, Kintore, and Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe, Anderson, with Mr. and Mrs. Daynard. Mr. and Mrs. Flarvey Leslie wit 1 MltD.iley. and Mrs. W. Leslie, Strafford. M• r. and Mrs. W. RileL and chill - ren, Zurich,• with Mr. and Ml's. REPBilzr-g7m tfF °t 141 E roduction 1 Excerpt from Dept of Agriculture weekly report Dec 12, 1947 A Recommendation of the Dominion Provincial Conference This means the purchase of the same number of chicks at the same tine or earlier than last year. While export contract negotiations are not completed the Dominion Government has given assurance that P,oard egg prices will be brought more in line with tlfc'reage,s feed costs, This adjustment to apply after February ist next. Place Orders Now For Early Chicks Scott Poultry Farms now booking - R. O. P. Sired Barred Rocks; Cross breds In Red X Rock, Sussex X Red, Red X Sussex at last year's prices if ordered before Jan. 1st. S . Poultry PHONE 851 r 32 AIMMIZASSINESIMISIOSEMMEKMMEmm SEAFORTH sr Ilniatimossitiottattyva -- AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE FIOME A SETH THOMAS ` st .tlnsteJr- me Clock. In t ,tustiful Walnut Ca.. 5:.00- )1as ,Xtra, (Miler stnart 2i,.intei C'lnt•ic:: with Neilnat',l C....him ` •"&-. Cathedral Gutsy at lower prices SAVA.UGVS SEAFORTHM. CONCERT & DANCE WINTHROP HALL THURSDAY, DEC. 18 AT 8.30 Sponsored by S.S. 10, McKillop LADIES PLEASE BRING LUNCH Christmas Trees WE ALSO HAVE SOME POTTED PLANTS AND MIXED PANS Those aro designed for Christmas Baker's Green House Seaford, DANCE AT WINTHROP ORANCE LODGE HALL Friday, Dec. 19 McCALL ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 50e LUNCH SERVED RESERVE C. xmas oiit1at� Dublin Parish Hall ROSS PEARCE AND HiS MELODY MASTERS Dancing 10 to I.