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The Seaforth News, 1945-05-31, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1945 THE SEAFORTH NEWS IJPERIO. 11414P01 sTOI}s •' 9c 19c 29c SALE Till June 6 9c ITEMS Aylmer Fancy Quality Tomato Juice 20 oz, tins 9c Grapenuts Flakes regular pkg. 9c French's Prepared Mustard 6 oz. jar 9c Canada Vinegar, Spirit, Malt or Cider 12 oz. bottle 9c 'Elimar'r Vanilla Extract 4 oz. 2otttle 91 Aylmer. Dehydrated Beans Cow Brand Baking Soda 1 ]b. pkg. 91 Muffets per pkg, 9c 19c ITEMS Hillcrest — the better shortening 1 Ib carton 19c Newport Fluffs, Fruit Juice Glass FREE 8 5z qt.a19c Laing's C. C. Sauce 3 large bottlel19e Sani White Toilet Tissue 2 tins 19ce Old Dutch Cleanser 6 ozbottlen19c Aylmer Plain, Queen Olives 2 tins 19c Campbell's Vegetable Soup 29c ITEMS • Kkovah Health Salts per tin 29e Van Camp's Choice Quality Peas 2/20 oz. tins 29c Javex 2 bottles 29c -, Allen's Apple Juice 2/20 oz. tins 29c Neilson's Jersey Cocoa 1 lb, tin 29c Roman Meal _ per pkg. 29c Alyrner Vegetable Juices, Blended 20 oz. tin 17c Maxwell House Coffee 1 lb. bag 43c Salado Brown Label Black Tea 4 lb. pkg. 40c Ovaltine med. tin 58c large tin 98e Ingersoll, Rideau or Malted Cheeselb. large pkg.k Moody's Chloride of Lime.pkg. 15c Kellogg's Gro -Pup Dog Food per pkg. 25c Black Cat Window Cleaner per bottle 15e Shop Early on Saturday PLEASE SHOP EARLY ON SATURDAY AND AVOID LAST-M1NUTE DISAPPOINTMENT, AS WE WILL BE CLOSING PROMPTLY AT 11 P.M. ROSSs e SpflMIt PHOitiE 8 1 I Art right PHONE 77 Lakeview Casiuo Grand Bend Dancing Every Wednesday & Saturday Cliff Gordon & His Orchestra Have Your C' r Simonized Only 6.00 B. A. Service Station PHIL PRESANT Greasing 7..00 I HAVE PURCHASED A Portable Welder AND CAN TAKE ON OUTSIDE JOBS ANYWHERE KEN CAMPBELL NEW & OLD TYME DANCE AT ST. COLUMBAN FRIDAY, JUNE 1ST Ryan -McQuaid Orchestra. Adm. 350. DANCE! ill CARDNO'S HALL Under auspices of Seaforth Agricultural Society on TUESDAY, JUNE 5 BERT WORTH AND HIS EKNX AMBASSADORS 01d and New Times Dances Dancing 9.30 to 2 a.rn. TICKETS — 50c EVERYONE WELCOME PAGE FIVE TOWN TOPICS Rev. Mr, and M. R. V. Work- man are 10 attendance at the ses- sions of the London Conference ofi tare United Church of Cando at Cen- tennial United Church, London, Tuesday to Friday of this week. • Lieutenant Stanley Dorranoe, Ipper.- wash, spent the week end with his mother Mrs. Mao nominee, Miss Hazel Anderson, recent gradu- ate, St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener',. was a week end guest at the home her parents,. Mr. and Mrs, William Anderson. • Mrs. Rae Benninger, Guelph, visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Cleary, over the week end. Miss Betty Matthews. Waterloo, spent the week end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Matthews. Flying Officer 'Friel Stewart, RCAF.; Toronto, visited with anis mother, Mrs, Charles Stewart, and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McConnell, over the week end. Miss Davina Anderson visited with Mends in Toronto this week. Misses Clara Eckert, Windsor, and Teresa. Eckert, London, were week end visitors at the home of their Par- ents Mr. and Mrs: J. M. Eckert. Mrs. Alex Casemore, Hamilton, is visiting at the home of her brother, NIr. Edward Mole. Lieut. H. Glenn Hays, RONYR., Winnipeg, is spending his furlough with his mother Mrs. James Hays. Pte. Bert Andrews is a guest at the home of his brother and sister•in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrews. Pte, And- rews has just returned from overseas, where he spent the past five and a half years. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Scalisi, Woodstock, were guests over the week end at the Route of the latter's Parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Phillips. Mr. Geo. Klein of Vancouver spent , Friday with friends in town, Mr. Leo Hagan, North Bay, spent the week end with 1110 father Mr. James Hagan. Mr. Miles McMillan, Toronto, visit- ed at the home of his parents, Mr. and iAIrs ,loscph McMillan, over 1hr week end. .Aar Bella Watson. oi1 Ajax visited List creek with her mollu'r, Alr,. Amite Watson. Air. end Alm (limen Free. London. were rr. rte st nt the home of the form- er parents 111 'rnd ilia. W. Fre, over the creek end. MIAs ltii h Pretty, etty, 3 ondon, spout t. he week end with her introit Is. Air. and Alas Ii, Pretty. e tty. Miss Mande Keys. nurse in Iraiu- iug, of SII'atford General Hospital, visited her grandparents. Air. and .Ales Nelson Keys, Ngnroudville, Air. Enid Mrs. Charles Baynes mut family have moved to London, where Mr. Baynes has secured a position. Mrs. J. Pangmau and daughter Miss I•Inrriet1 Pangman, Reg,N., Toronto,. are visiting with relatives in town. Mr, and Mrs. Reginald Henderson and son Bobbie visited with relatives L in Owen Sound over the week end. Mr. Merton Reid was In Toronto last week on business. _ Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrews and song Norwich, were week end guests at the home of the formers brothel', Mr, s Ed Andrews and Mrs. Andrews. Mr. Janes Smith and Mrs. Adin s Forbes attended the funeral of the late Dr.Mrs. Conrad Engel at Cranbrook on Friday afternoon. Sgt. Alex. Porterfield of Winnipeg, stationed et Camp Borden, spent the week end with his aunt and uncle. s Mr. and Mrs. E. Geddes. h Pte. Kenneth Forbes of the RCASC, St. John, N.B., is spending his flu' - lough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. ,Forbes. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelterhorn and family, Milverton, were week end visitors at the home of the latter's sister and brother -In-law, Mr, and f Mrs, E. D. Snaith, h Mr, lurnest Clarke was in London 1. Tuesday attending the United Church Conference. Miss Grace Cockburn has returned home to St. Catherines after spending v the past two weeks at tate home of Mr, and Mrs. Mattltew Haney. n Sgt. Ross Allen, RCAF., Trenton, spent. a few days last week et ithe home of his brother Russel and Mrs.. n ,.lien, LAC. T. R. CluR, 'Hager'sv]lla, spout the week end at the home of his s father, Mr. A. F. Chaff. Mr. W. G. Campbell spent the week s end at his home. r Donald, little son of Cpl. N. t . Snaith and Mrs. Smith, is in St, Jos- eph's Hospital, Londop, where he had e an appendix operation last Wednes- day night. Mrs. Fred Tomlinson of I'Cippen is r spending a few days with her niece Mrs. Geo. Hills, In I]gmonville., Mrs. Fred Barnhill of Porth and her brother Mr.' J. C. Scott of Toronto p spent the week end with the Misses Brine. Mrs. Raymond Jones and dqughtel' Maxine of Brandon, Mao., are guests of Mrs. 1-1. R. Scott. Mrs, Jones an the fennel' Mies Helen Richardson. of. Seaforth. Miss Jessie Gillespie spent the past n week visiting friends in Whitechurch. The Egmonciville Young People put on their play at Goderich Monday k• night. Mr, I. H. Weedmarlc, who has been a member of Seaforth high School staff for the past fifteen year's, has Mrs. accepted a position at Coilingwootl. h Mr, .Tames Gillespie, Toronto, spent. 1• the week end at the home of his e parents Mr, and Mrs. Neil Gillespie. t. Mt and Mrs. E. Geddes and Mary',, e.acompanied by Sgt. Alex. Porterfield, spent Saturday at Bayfield and Whig ham. in Mrs. J. R, Dunlop and. children of s Galt, spent a few daysth and Mrs. Harry Hart, ' Mrs. James Murray and family York spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs 'ilasil J Kelly and Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Crow - PROVINCIAL NOMINATION HELD AT HENSALL enthusiastic gathering attend- ed the official nomination of Pro- vincial ro vincial candidates in South Huron held in the town hall in Hensall Monday afternoon. Clark Fisher wa chairman. Nominated were Jame Ballantyne, Liberal, Hensall; J E Huckins, Goderich, C.C.F.; D Hobbs Taylor, Dashwood, Progres- sive Conservative, Walter Thompson, K. C., Toronto, spoke in the interests of Jame Ballantyne: John Sturdy, Saskatch- ewan, askate ewan, for J. E. Huckins, and Captp. the Rev., Norman Rawson, Hamilton for Dr. Hobbs Taylor. KIPPEN . Mr. and Mrs. Joe TJpshall o' Caistorvihe, spent the weekend with friends and relatives in the com- munity. Mr. W. E. Butt is not improving from his reeent illness and his man friends hope for a speedy recover, Mr. and. Mrs. Bob McGregor spent tate weekend with friends i Kitchener. Mrs, A. Forsyth and son Jack of Detroit, are visiting with friends in the eommunity for a few days. Miss Ann Damm, of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents in the village. Dr. Jim Jarrott of New York i visiting for a week with his moths in the village. Mrs. Weaver of Almont. Mich. who spent several days at the Isom of her cousin, Mr. Oliver Fee, re - t• d t 11.1) S t d nine ' 0 el' tome on a lir ay. The many friends of. Mr. Edgar Butt will be sorry to hear he suf feted a severe heart attack on Sat- urday last and is confined to his bed. Miss Anna Daman, W. D., R.C.A.F spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Damn,. Masten Gerald Parsons who spent '1 few clays with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Linden of Denfield returned to his home here on Mon- day, o day. Quite a number from here attend- ed the circus in London last wee Mr. and Mrs. Gingetich of Blake visited recently with Mr. and Mr's Alfred Rapp. Mr. and Mrs. W. Horsey and Mr Gackstetter visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz of Creditor Mr. Oliver Fee held a very suc- cessful u cessful AuctionSale on Friday las Nt3 Clarence McLean of Centralia visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johnson. ' The many friends of Miss Sara Sinclair will egret to learn she i seriously ill in St. Joseph's Hospital, Len don. Dr. James Jarrett of New City is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ta,rrott. ley of IZinkora. Births I Miss Shirley Reid, of Stratford, JO May 27th, London on Sunday was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs May27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Elgin , H, W. Hart. Johnson 1(nee Edna Mae Haman) 1 Miss Margaret Murray of Toronto- formerly of 1{ippon, a son. spent the week end with her mother. KEYES—at Mrs. Farwells Nursing Mrs. James Murray. Home, Zurich, to Mr. and Mrs. i Bernarcl Keyes of Varna (nee Mar -1 varet Jones) formerly of Kipper, a daughter,. Want and For Sale Ads, 1 week 13c A PRACTICAL FARMER for CANADA'S NEXT PREMIER AT EXETER Hear HON. JOHN C KEN in EXETER RINK at 2 p.m. sharp on THURSDAY, JUN 7th Win with Bracken. Elect TOM PRY DE in Huron -Perth on June 11th Authorized by Ilmron-Pertly Progressive Conservative Association 'To The Electors 'oil Huron From Dr. Hobbs Taylor Your Progressive Conservative Candidate TORONTO, ONT. MAY 29th, 1945 DEAR FELLOW ELECTORS: Unfortunately I have been ill as you all know and have not been able to take an active part in the election campaign. 1 am doing exceptionally well here (Toronto General Hospital) and expect to be home soon. I am happy to know that my friends in Huron are working hard for my re-election and I will be ever thankful to them for their assistance. if re-elected I will advance the interests of the riding in every way as in the past. HOBBS TAYLOR The following letter contains the latest report on Dr. Taylor's condition from his specialist, H. E. Rykert, M.D., M.R.C.P TORONTO, MAY 29, 1945 This to to certify that Dr. R. H. Taylor has been under my care. His progress from the health stand -point has been excellent and in a short time he will be able to resume all usual activities. (Signed) H. E. RYKERT Dr. Taylor's R1;cord Is a roud One and Speaks for itself VITE TAYL Authorized by the Iluron. Progressive Conservative ;association