The Seaforth News, 1955-05-26, Page 5THE SEAPI ORTH NEWS -Thursday, May 26, 1955
YOUR SUPERIOR SPECIALS
Kellogg's Oven Fresh Cornflakes 23c
12 oz. Pkg.
STOKLEYS HONEY POD PEAS 2 for 35c
15 oz. Tins
AYLMER TOMATO CATCHUP .. 11 oz, Bottle 21c
LIBBYS TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. Tins' 31c
STOKLEYS CREAM CORN, 15 oz. tins.. 2 for 29c
DOMESTIC SHORTENING 1 lb Pkg 29c
HOMEMADE SWEET MIX PICKLES 48 oz. Jar 69c
HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP. . 4 for 490
10 oz. Tins
HEINZ RED KIDNEY BEANS ........ 3 for 25c
8 oz. Tins
BULL DOG STEEL WOOL COMBINATION PACK
Pkg. Deal 39c
WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MKT
SELF SERVE LOW PRICES
Tuckers
ith School area No. 1
AL CONCERT
TO BE HELD IN
Egmo idvillc United Church
THU if
S. JUNE p.m.
The School Area Board and Teachers
invite all parents and general public
to their Annual Concert
Mrs. G. Wendorf, Music Supervisor
Wilmer Broadfoot, Chairman, School Area Board
On a Network Telecast
CFPL - TV
CHANNEL a u
FRIDAY, MAY 27, 8.00 TO 8.30 P. M.
With a Special Message for Huron
CFPL - TV
C13ANNEL 10
THURSDAY, JUNE 2ND, 6.08 P.M.
And Listen To
CKNX, WINGHAM
MONDAY, MAY 30, 10.00 - 10.05 A.M.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 7.00 - 7.10 P. M.
See and Hear for Yourself.
A Liberal Vote Will Give
Huron Outstanding Representation
VOTE LIBERAL: VOTE SCOTT
Inserted by the Huron Liberal Association
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SPRING SPECIALS
1953 FORD SEDAN
1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN DEL.
1951 METEOR SEDAN
1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN, Excellent
1949 METEOR COACH
1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN
at
SeaforthMotors
PHONE 541
TOWN TOPICS
Mrs. Geo, D. Ferguson left
this week to visit her daughter
itt Edmonton.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bell of.
Port Credit spent the weekend
with Mrs. A. McCuaig,
Mr. and Mrs. .Wm. Ness. and
Mrs. Margaret Wilson of Osh-
awa, were holiday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex McGregor and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sproat.
Mr. Russell Sproat visited
relatives in North Bay recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Taman,
Toronto, were holiday guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Roy McGeoch.
Miss Glenda Johnston of
Varna spent the weekend with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Dale,
Mr. John Maloney, who is
seriously ill, has been removed
to Stratford General hospital
for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morris of
Tillsonburg spent the weekend
with Mrs. Wm, Morris.
Mr. RolandKleinfeldt t of Hib-
bert is in :Scott Memorial Ilos-
pital with broken ribs from a
fall at his barn on Monday.
Miss Yvonne Bolton, London,
and Mr. David Bolton, Waterloo,
spent the holiday weekend with
their mother, Mrs. H. Bolton.
Miss Mary Devereaux, Tor-
onto, was a weekend guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. L.
Devereaux.
Mr. Ron. Sills, Toronto, Miss
Mary Lou Sills, Chatham, spent
the weekend at their home here,
112r. Archie Hubert, Oshawa,
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Hubert.
Mr, and Mrs. Duffy and son
D Woodstock were Vests ests a1; the
h
home of Mr. and Mrs, J. Kelly
over the weekend.
Miss Loretta Morris, Toronto,
spent the weekend' with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Morris.
Holiday weekend guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. McIver
were Mr, and Mrs, Scott Coffin,
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wright, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs,
Thos. Morris and Mary Jo,
Mount Forest; Misses Margaret
and Josephine McIver of Kitch-
ener,
Miss Allen, Toronto, was a
weekend guest of Mrs. P, B,
Moffat,
Mr. and MPs. P. Cleary and
family, London, spent the holi-
day weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
W. J. Cleary and Mr. and Mrs.
C. Eckert.
Friends from here attended
the wedding at Stratford on
Saturday of Barbara Ann Reid,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Reg.
S. Reid, to William James Ben-
edict, of Grimsby.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryson McQuir-
ter and family of Midland, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Frank
Storey.
Miss Ethel Storey and Mrs.
Alma Chesney spent the week-
end in Pt. Huron with Mrs. Jas.
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
DANCING
Every Saturday
Also
11liclnight - May 29th
Taman.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Walden,
Petersburg, visited Mr. and Mrs,
Clarence Walden on the week-
end.
Mrs. Frank Storey is visiting
in Midland, with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bryson MoQuirter.
Mr. Bill Bennett had the mis-
fortune to fall, tearing a cartil-
age in his leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bray
spent the weekend in Niagara
District and New York State.
Mr. Bob Norris, Toronto,
spent the weekend with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 13.
Rising.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Stewart,
Toronto, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, Dave Stewart
Miss Pat Moir, Sarnia, spent
the weekend with her father,
Mr. H. G. Meir, and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Lamont..
Mr. and Mrs. John Talbot and
fam'.
1 sent the weekend
r in
Y p
Thornbury and Dundalk.
Mr. and Mrs, John Cardno
and Kenneth spent the weekend
in Galt.
Mr, and Mrs. Terry Atkinson
and Connie, spent the weekend
in Windsor.
Mrs, Grace Hoggarth, New
Hamburg, and Miss Marian
Scarlett, Georgetown, spent the
weekend at home here.
I IENSALL
Miss Betty Mickle, a graduate
of the Feb. class of nurses at
Victoria Hospital, received her
degree there this week. Mr. and
Mss. E. L. Mickle and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miekle and
Mrs, Florence Joynt attended
the graduation ceremonies.
ASIMMOSIOIIIin
Rummage Sale
SAT., MAY 28 2 - 4 P.M.
Women's Hospital Auxiliary
Basement of Library
Donations will be picked up,
Friday 27th,out
Y if left f u
If too late for pickup please
phone 364 or 214
GIFT
FOR THE J UNE BRIDI+E-TO-13E
' Also VALUABLE 01FT TO THE COUPLE
With Each Suite of Furniture
purchased
Very large selection of Furniture on hand
Free delivery in S. Ontario
GODFREY SCHUETT, MILDMAY
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association
"Where better Mills Are Used"
Home of the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associ-
ation located just north and east of Waterloo, one-
half mile off highway No. 85 on the old Airport
Road.
This is the place that co-operative artificial
breeding has built and it is composed of an office,
board room, laboratory, and 30 box stalls in the
barn which house as good a group of bulls as can
be found under any roof.
Visit the, headquarters sometime.
Besides the headquarters, we maintain branch offices at:
Guelph, 4 Ei'arnosa Road
Arthur, Ont.
Palmerston,Ont.
Clinton, Ont.
Kincardine, Ont.
Formosa, Ont, (two numbers)
Tara, Ont.
Phone 237
Phone 115
Phone 66
Phone 242
Phone 460
Phone Walkerton 837W2
and Mildmay 130R12
Phone 133112
For Artificial Breeding Service or more information, call
the office nearest you between 7,30 and 10.00 A.M. on week
days and 7.30 and 9:30 A.M, Sundays and holidays. Cows
noticed in heat later than this should be inseminated the
next day,
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CANADIAN TIRE SHOWS YOU HOW TO SAVE ON
ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT QUALITY AUTO PARTS -
SAVE ON LABOR, TOO -WE SUPPLY THE "KNOW-
HOW" FREE, AND LOAN YOU THE PROPER TOOLS
TO ENABLE YOU TO DO A "PROFESSIONAL"
REPAIR JOB.
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D IT YOURSELF
and
Up
EXCHANGE
For 2 Wheels
a .l f1Fs£"°.,. S>, y ? . ter uiz!:d :nor'.%
oto- sten Mufflers
Blow-out Proof -Save ftp to 50%
MUFFLERS
Equal or better than original equipment. lndiufdually
engineered for epary carand truck. Perfect lit ensures
ready installation. Guaranteed blowout -proof.
Supreme Standard
Chevrolet _ ______._1935-50 (most) 5.60 4.60
1951-54 (most) 6,10 4.98
Chrysler, De Soto ___.1938-52 (most) 7.75 6.35
Dodge, Plymouth .. _-.1935-41 most) 7.90 6.45
1949-54 (most) 7.75 6.35
Ford 1932-41 (most) 6.60 5.40
1942-54 (most) 6.10 4.98
Pontiac - .1937.54. (most) 6.10 4.98
Studebaker Chomp. _.1947.54 5.70
TAIL AND EXHAUST PIPES
Tail Exhaust
Chevrolet .__..-..----_1937-40 (most) -. 2.75 3.10
1941.54 most) 2.60 3.30
Dodge, Plymouth .___1940.48 most) 4.85 4.98
Ford 1937-48 most) 2.98 4.10
1949-54 most) 2.80 3.25
Pontiac _ ---- 1941.54 most) 3.50 3.50
Studebaker Champ. ... 1947-54 most) 2.55 4.25
For cars and trucks net listed enquire for prices.
"Dynapak" Hollywood -Type Muffler
-Stool pocked, gives muted 4.70 to 6.98
rumbling tone
Dual Exhaust Systems
Steps up power and doubles
the capacity of original equip -to
mont. For Ford products®•1s%0?� 13.50
i.vvw >xu,,,,z;3?.`J':.sfad`'e,,: ::7..:,,:r.2,"sr,,,.£a ' oo.m: ` Y.t+?:e....,ay`'":h,.,. ,,,,,,% `. ££..y.ar:r:' .'r<•"1:r.":xf:
DO IT YOURSELF
STOP OiL'" „'.<,>„ .
PUMPING r-
Ready -lineal BOR DED
rake Shoe xe age
9 Easier to -install -No riyetting-Na fitting.
Same as typo now used for original equipment.
RELINE WITH "CHRYSOTILE" -Make your car safe and
enjoy big dollar savings with Chrysotile Bonded Ready -
Lined Broke Shoe Exchange. No experience is necessary
to put sofa brakes on your ear. You simply remove old
brake shoes and install Chrysotile Safety -Engineered
Bonded Lined Shoes ---anyone can do It , .. quickly, easily
and at low cost, Just bring in your old braise Shoes and
exchange them for firmly bonded Chrysotile Lined Brake
Shoes.
2 -WHEEL. SET
Most Cars
EXCHANGE
4,313 4.90
Chrysotile Rivet Type Brake Lining
Asbestos fibre construc-
tion; engineered to
exact standards, Do It
yourself and get a 525
brake lob `•
for as low as Qv -‘J
4•"
Prices for 4 -wheal sets
LININGS RIVETTED to shoes for 3c per rivet. Also complete
relining If desired,
BRAKE DRUM TRUING-Passeng
Ford, 1928-54 3.10 to 3.98
Choy., 1930-53 1.98 to 3,98
Ply., Dodge (most) 3.20 to 4.15
Buick, 1930.53 (most) 4,35
Chry„ DeSoto, 30-52 3.98-4.98
Pontiac, 1935-53 3.98 to 4.98
ors,
ooh ___ 1.00
GUARANTEED ONE
YEAR or 10,000 MILES
,,.P.,M!N
Choy.
3 C
1937-54
Save up ao $50 on Your "Ring Job"
We'll show you how to install Moto -Master Piston
Rings and guarantee satisfactory performance -
or we pay for parts and labor.
IF YOUR CAR HAS LOST ITS PEP -If it's "eating gas and
oil -give it a now get-up-and-go. Restore lost compres-
sion and stop oil pumping with Mato-Moster "100" Piston
Rings. They fit right and they work right, because they're
made bya leading manufacturer of original equipment to
the specifications of the engineers who designed your ear.
You must be satisfied of
improved performance or 4-ayl, set -12. rings - 3.60
Piston Rings will be re- d-eyl, set -18 rings __ 5.35
placed -Plus extra dollars 24 rings ..6.95
to recompense you for 8-cyl. sot -24 rings 7.15
your time end tabor. 32 rings _9.30
TOOL LOAN SERVICE
The tools you need are loaned at a small Service Charge
on a Refundable Deposit Basis -Including Ridge Reamer
and Wrench, Ring Compressor, Valve Lifter, Torque Wrench.
Enperf [Ambling Shop Serving
I-[Iy�"�;{f,'fs t'�' '9C,fJ',r7�',{'1 Xs'fy�!
s3 fU'.i:i4 E' urtit<iii311 t7 Lt APVilh it g,i,V e
Including all bearings or connecting rods,us required.
Precision rebuilt to nsw-perfermanco standards.
POnD CHRYSLER PROD. CHEVROLET
1936-54 1934-53 1937--S2
34.641.45 42.94
Also ovailobk. tor most other cars, including European
models --et similar law prices.
OVERHEAD VALVE JOB
Includes cleaning carbon, reface, resent and ossembio.
AUSTIN A-40 CHEVROLET BUICK
4.60 609 L 9. 20
Car manufacturer's specifications ore closely followed on
all machine shop work. Get our down -to -north prtrar.
110 IT YOURSELF
DO IT YOURSELF
$5 FOR OLD
ASSEMBLY
98
Per
Unit
e5
as/Exchange
Chev, 1938-54
SHOCK
ABSORBERS
Netter than a 66New Car99 ride
MOTO-MASTER 'RIDE-O-MAFIC" SHOCK ABSORBERS
Adjust automatically to road and Toad conditions. They ore
controlled by 4 times more fluid than formerly used on
direct action shocks. Improve riding comfort, make steer-
ing easier and keep your car safer on curves. Fully
guaranteed to better riding comfort for -�
r more per pair In parts and labor by
one year or 15,000 miles, You save $8.50
doing the lab yourself. (Or we will install
for you at a moderate service charge,) Per Unit
Moto -Master Shock Absorber fluid
Identical to original approved formula; for all
shock absorbers and knee -action units. 20 -oz.__' a��
Coil Spring Lifters
SEAFORTH
G. S. & W. V. Smith
i Restore original front-end position
With Coil Spring Lifters. Simply
Y insert one .Lifter in each spring.
Takes only a -few minutes to install.
No special tools needed. �s
PAIR sie7471
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MOTO-MASTER FRONT END PARTS AND COIL SPRINGS
A complete line for all earn• and trucks
Trade-in Your Old Clutch Assembly
Clutch Assembly Exchange
WE WILL EXCHANGE your present Spring Centre Clutch
Plate and Pressure Plate for a factory rebuilt "precision
set' matched assembly -ready to install, Moto -Master
Match Clutch Assemblies insure smooth, silent clutch
action, 55.00 allowance for your old assembly. Money-
back guarantee of satisfaction. , Clutch Clutch
Assembly Plate
Exchange Exchange
Chevrolet, 1938-54 12.35 5.10
Chev., Truck, 1938-54 (most) _ 15.25 6.98
Dodge, 1942-54 (exc. fi. drive) _ 13.90 6.60
Ford V8', 1935-48 14.05 6.10
Ford products, 1949-54 (most) _ 55.45 7.55
Plymouth, 1940-53 13.60 6.60
Pontiac, 1941-54 (most) 1435 6.98
Also available for most other popular cars
REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS
Checked and tested under drivingconditions through a
variable load dynamometer. Must test comparable to
original equipment. Guaranteed for 90 �dpaayss oro4,0001miles.
Price nge 43.751. ,iE 5'8�@