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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1953-06-19, Page 84t Mike in zal ;� BIL CASUALTY, , r TEE BONDS �t ,H }' t � , 4 td ANDSICKNESS {'f r ENiT STORM AND RX WIND M,r e 110igeeemting Companies who Security' with Service. } } ,lam AGENTS FOR ONTARIO ', 'IRI$»HERMAN'S MUTUAL VIRE INSURANCE information gladly given. WATSON & REID A. REli? - Proprietor josorance and Real Estate Phone 214 -- Seaforth FOR SALE Modern Dwelling on East Wil- liam St. New air conditioning unit. Immediate reams Dwelling with all modern ,enees. Oil heating. Suit - le," r V,L.A. purchase. ,Ad�ern 2 -Storey Dwelling, with gatrage, Sperling St. Possession !rsr'anged'. '• ode;'n New Dwelling, very can - located; oil heating. All tbU' en'lencea Fame Dwelling on retorts St., !,lith all modern conveniences Poe - session arranged. Frame Double House on John St. l'ossesston arranged. other Pro ertlee Mee Listed ' M. A. REID MEAL ESTATE PM -PONE 214 P LEMON'S PHONES: TAXI All passengers insured 162J or 162W FuneralDesigns Wedding Flowers - Corsages Pottery Tropical Fish - Greeting Cards Owned and Operated by ERIC and BARBARA MILNER Phone 393 •Seaforth "Flowers Wired Anywhere" INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Liability • Accident • Wind, Etc. Complete Coverage W. E. SOUTHGATE Successor to E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Phone 334 Res. 222-R MAIN ST. : SEAFORTH *I I&UIIIIHIII1111111IlUU$I UUHIUIlhl N01111111111 titliUflliiU HIJUiltlfininn Veterans C A B !MILLER & WILBEE, Props. Passengers Insured Phpne 362 SEAFORTH After Midnight, 762-W • Salvation ArmY,e78:04E 1).an.. Sun- day School; 7 p.m., Salvation Meet- ing; 4 p.m., Thursday, Hobby Crafts, Young People; 8 p.m., Prayer Meeting. A cordial welevme. -Lieut. Harry Keats, Ofl`.icer-In- Charge. St. Thomas' Anglican Church -10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m., Morn- ing Prayer. No evening service. First Presbyterian Church - 10 a.m.. Church School and Bible Class;. 11 a.m., Morning Worship; Junior Congregation; 7 p.m., Eve- ning Worship; guest speaker, Rev. it. D. A. Currie, B,A., Whitechurch. -Rev, D. G. Campbell, Minister. Northside United Church. - 10 a.m., Church School and Adult Bible Class; 11 a.m., Qommunion Service; 7 p.m., Camp Service at Goderich summer school grounds. --Rev. J. W. A. Stinson, Minister. 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ° W. J. CLEARY 0 q Seaforth, Ont. O 10 LICENSED EMBALMER .0 10 . and FUNERAL _DIRECTOR - 0 10 Night or Day Calls 335 0 i000000.00000 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 i0 O K' J. A. BURSE„,O C> Funeral 'Director O' O and Ambulance Service 0 O DUBLIN - Q.T. O O N18mt"-t17', FOBS: ' O d Phone 'f$;'r Y1> 0 i4 O. 00000000000 00000000000 10 Io G. ' A. WHITNEY 0 Funeral Home 0 10 Goderich St, W., Seaforth O 10 AMBULANCE SERVICE O ID Adjustable hospital beds 0 8p for rent. O O /MOWERS FOR EVERY 0 JO OCCASION O ilO Telebhane: Day or Nights 119 0 Residence 66 O iIC> O 00000000000 O !?000000000 BOXtrill iotrbice A. EL BOX O Ltdonsed Embalmer 0 AMBULANCE O **MO l id oat e1eI attention. O *d'apita1 Bed O S' CR ALL O ItXt0AMONS C.s iuG:, b' f$$i, '- '0 $tore 4a' yam. 0 FUNERAL OF MRS. "STeVENS A largely attended funeral wap elti Sa-turtla,y afternoon from the G. A. Whitney funeral glome for Mrs, W. H, Stevens, who gassed away Jtne 10 at her home. During the service Mrs. Ross Hamilton sang "Abide With Me," aceompan- Look at This One foo ACRES f%1 I'Mit IR.SMITH -40 acres in Spring Crop; 30 acres in beans. First-class barn. Along with a full line of farm im- plements, including Massey -Harris tractor. Very modern Ranch House with six rooms, of modern furniture. Will sell complete or separate. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE FOR PRICES AND TERMS Call may. W. C. OKE Phone 458 3FFICE'IN THE QUEEN'S HOTEL *ed ;dry Mrs, James A. Stewart. 1,iev. J, W. A. Stinson, of N orthside UnitedChunk coriduetcd the ser - viice, Thepallbearers we re Lorne Dale, M. E. Clarke, Cliff ;Breadfoot, Har- old. Merrill, Chester Farquhar and Jack Smith. The flowerbearers were David Mekinnell, Fergus Rowland, Ben Sauter, Donald Hillis, Jack Moore,\ Ray Hutchison, A, Elliott, and Clarence Malone. Interment was in Clinton cemetery. LATE FRED A REEVES Following a major operation, Fred A. Reeves passed away Fri- day, June 12, in Scott Memorial Hospital in his 76th. year. Mr. Reeves had been ailing for the past four years. • Born at Baden, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Gabriel Reeves, former residents of town. He was married in Egmondville in 1901 to Mary G. Schade, who sur- vives, together with three daugh- ters and one son, Mrs, James Mc - Nairn, Egmondville; Mrs. C. Web- ster, Detroit; Mrs. 111, Hewlett, To- ronto, and ' Clarence Reeves, at home. Mere are nine grandchii- dren and three great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Reeves marked their Bolden Wedding in J951. De- ceased was a member Of First Pres - b terian Clued lied ale0 !# 131,9' - ber of the Can-t.dia.Cdr oT or - resters. LL The funeral was held Monday at 2 p.m. from the G. A. Whitney Fun- eral Home with Rev. D. Glenn Campbell conducting, the service The pallbearers were Fred McGay. in, Jack Kahn, S+_s^,niey Nicholls, Norman ',^,,,up@e, dh0Ster Henderson And Geergti Pinkney. Flowerbear- el'.s Were Kenneth McNairn•, James McNaire, G. Webster, K. Dupee, D. Dube and J. Nott. Interment was in Maitlandbank cemetery. LATE MRS, ROBERT CLARKE The passing of Laura Bennett, widow of the late Robert Clarke, in COAL We can't sell all of the Coal in town, so we only sell the BEST! • Top Quality • Screened SUMMER PRICES 'Wm. M. Hart Phone •784 Seaforth p;5 PQPITOW e '. .uCk rs�u1� l • h So %o G .Sports Picnic1C sat ged An enjoyable evening was spent last Friday when about 50 pupils and parents of S.S. No. 5, Tucker - smith, held' a picnic at the school. Winners in the sports events were: pre-school age children's races, Ken Miller; girls 6.8 years, Anita Hillman boys 6-8, Allan Hillman; girls 9-12, Neila Hillman; boys 9-12, Ken Coleman; girls over 12, Mary Brown; boys over 12, Bruce Coleman. .Ladies .,;r,aee, Mrs. R. Tyndall; men's race, N. Galbraith; three-leg- ged race, Bruce Coleman and Ron Williams; ladies kick -the -slipper, Jessie Brown; men kick -the -slip- per, James 'Doig; number beans in jar, Warden Haney; clothespins in bottle, Mrs. Jas: Brown, Ron Wil- liams. Oldest person present, Mrs. H. Tyndall; youngest person present, Baby Oldfield; bingo winners, Mrs. Jas. Brown, Mrs. • Frans Rover, Mrs. Wm. Cameron, Lois Tyndall, N. Galbraith. The highlight pf the evening was the presentative .tg Mr. Galbraith of an elect}'je sl}avel, . i'he address 11Ta6 te. by UIUy Strong and pres- A Complete Line of All Building Materials - at _ Seaforth Lumber Ltd. Phone 47 Seaforth SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION EXERCISES will be held on MONDAY, JUNE 22 - Commencing at 2 p.m. Guest Speaker-- A. Y. McLEAN, M.P. Tea will be served by the Grade XI Students to the members of the Graduating Class and their Parents. Parents and friends of Students are cordially invited to be present • FATHER'S DAY - JUNE- 21 BULOVA and GRUEN WATCHES -Newest designs, with Expansion Bracelets 29.75 and up ELCO and CERTINA WATCHES -Smart styles26.75 and up SHOCK and WATERPROOF WATCHES- With matching expansion bracelets 29.75 and up AUTOMATIC WATCHES -Gold-filled cases with matching expansion bracelets 59.50 and up EXPANSION BRACELETS FOR WATCHES ' 2.95 and up SMART ULTRA -GRAM TIE CLIPS -Three initials 2.75 INITIALLED CUFF LINKS and TIE CLIP SETS5.00- and up ONYX RINGS -With initials or emblem, 10K., from 10.95 up SIGNET RINGS --From 6.00 and up, BILLFOLDS -In a variety of styles, from 2.95 up WESTCLOX ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCKS, from6.50 up WESTCLOX BIG BENS -From 6.95 up ELECTRIC RAZORS- SCHICK and REMINGTON RAZORS -Latest models,- + • 21.95 SUNBEAM SHAVEMASTERS 31.95 REMINGTON THREE -HEAD RAZOR 19.75 SCHICK SINGLE HEAD RAZOR 22,95 RONSON LIGHTERS 6.50 and up RONSON TABLE LIGHTERS 12.00 and up WATERMEN PEN and PENCIL SETS 5.00 and up THE NEW WATERMAN RETRACTABLE BALL POINT PEN • 1.95 CORONATION ASH TRAYS AND CIGARETTE BOXES .50 and up ROCHLITE BOOK -ENDS• -Owl pesiign 2.26 ROGHALITE ASH TRAY . --.Animal Designs . , , , .85 and up -- See Our Fine Selecl,ion of Coutts Father's Day Cards -- sAvAWeI Jewellery - GH 't Fine China SEArOR'l.'llt entation made by Jessie Brown. The community is very sorry to learn Mr. Galbraith was leaving af- ter three successful years as teacher, London on ,Sunday, June 14 was regretted by 'a large number of friends in the Constance district, where she lived during her life- time, The deceased was born in Eng- land and was• 79 years of age. Mr. Clarke passed away 2I years ago. Mrs. Clarke hadbeen making her home with her son, Mr. W. C. Clarke, London, where she passed away. Surviving are two sons, W. C. Clarke, London; George B. 'Clarke, Seaforth, and: one daughter, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Hullett; also a brother, William Bennett, Vancou- ver, B.C.., and two grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The funeral was held from the G. A. Whitney 'Funeral Home here on. Wednesday, with Rev, H. E. Livingstone, of Cavan 'Church, Win- throp, conducting the service. The pallbearers were Ross McGregor, Elwood Clarke, Stewart Dale, Har- vey Taylor, George Taylor and Geo. Pollard, Intel ment w'as in Malt - landbank cemetery. LATE WILLIAM R. PLANT Following a, serious illness of more than a year, William R. Plant, Guelph, 'passed away' in Guelph General Hospital Wednesday, June 10, in his 65th year. Mr. Plant was born iri Acton, -'the son of the fate Mr. and Mrs, James Plant. Over 40 years ago he came to Seaforth where he 'Served as C.N.R. agent. "Bill," as he was known to his many friends, who re- gret his passing, was obliging' and trustworthy in all his. dealings. Af- ter serving here for 30 years ,or more; lie was transferred' to St. Marys. Five years ago he went to Guelph to take charge of the freight division.. He was married in 19.17 to Hazel Stetvart,''daughter of Mrs. D. H. Stewart, Toronto, and the late Mr. Stewart; who were also former resi- dents of Seaforth. Besides his wife he is survived by one son, Dr. Stewart Plant. Windsor, one daugh- ter, Mrs. Gordon (Dawson, Ottawa, and two grandchildren, Mr. Plant was a member of the Rotary. Club in Guelph where he was held in high esteem. He was also a member of Waverly Lodge, A.F. and A.M., and was identified with the Rose Croix and Scottish Rite of the Masonic Order. He was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church, Guelph. The funeral was held from the Tovell Funeral Home, Guelph, on Saturday at 3:30 p.m., and was largely attended by friends from Seaforth, St. Marys, Guelph and Toronto. Interment was in Wood - lawn Cemetery, Guelph. Two duelist agreed to meet at dawn. "In case I'm a little late," said the challenger, sorry he had started this, "don't wait -go ahead and shoot." 'blue coal f SO_L'Ip FCOMUELFORT FOR SOLID Phe Color Guarantees the Quality Spring and Summer prices WILLIS DUNDAS Phone 863-J Res. 192-M T take *pith e S* rea &nother S ll lr9a ixLsF�esen1eaI �ou�_ �.c �nsk t h Coxl cr E o �d�eFollowip fbede vaetatin� s rie a • An annualrmusical treat' wasen- of tornado.es whiahswtrled across joyed recently in Egmondville Unit- ed, nit Michigan last week, odd papers and. ed Church when the pupils of Area' slips continue. to turn up curiously No,; 1, Tuckersnrith, comprised of In •the area. seven schools, presented a music Latest find reported at The Ex - recital under the direction of Mrs. positor office is by James Lunda G. Wendorf area music supervisor: 'borough, Tuckersmith farmer, who There were solos, duets, triose while ,plowing this. week found. a unison and two-part choruses and receipt for $12 made out by the round -a -lays, also ,rhythm band Fain Furniture Company of Flint, numbers and a May Foie dance. Mich., to a Mr. Donald Bean, of 'Schools and teachers taking part 2467 Coldwater Ave., Flint. were: No. 1, Mrs. Sarah Simpson; kr. John Wood, Tuckersmith, el - No. 2, Miss• Gwen KQnnedy; No. so found a page from a Flint tele - 4, Mrs. Eula Kellar; o. 5, New- phone directory. ' ton Galbraith;, No. 7, Mrs. Florence Kay; No. 8, Mrs. E. J. Weber; No.. 9, Spencer Jeffery. Piannists• were Mrs. G. Wendorf, Mrs. S. Simpson and Carol Pepper. CONSTANCE Renovations Progressing At Northside United Here. Work at Northside United Church Church has teen progressing ac- cording to the building committee's schedule this week. . The renova: ' tion, a $22;000 program, will leave Mr. and Mrs. D. 'Dawson, Picker- several changes in the church's fin- ing, spent a few days with Mr. and te,rior and exterior. Mrs. J. E. Medd. ,Outside the church, painting and Mr. L. Lawson was in Toronte extensive brick repairs have be - on business recently. gun. Two brick spit at the front Owing to the death of Mrs. Geo. of the building have n reproved. Riley, the open meeting of the W. Inside, chancel constri.l tion; plas- M•S. has been postponed to a later tering and work on the installation dsLtw. of 24 new lights, flush to the cell- ing is pro�re0sain , Mr. and Mrs, J. Medd and son: t � David, motored td itUd-ed, N.Y., Oita.-- - Friday and spent .a fait' tliiys with Mr. and ,Mrs. Chant McCreary. Reg Lawson spent the weekend in London with his sister, Mrs. E. Dr. and Mrs. A. R.: Campbell, F. Warren, and Mr. Warren. Guelph, were guests of Mr. and Mr's. Ernest Adams and Miss Mrs. J. C. Cochrane last Thursday. Donelda Adams spent Saturday in Miss Yvonne Bolton and Mr. Day - Stratford. Id Bolton, Hamilton, 'spent the Mr. and Mrs. Will Jewitt attend- weekend with- their mother, Mrs. ed the funeral of the late Chris. L. F. Bolton. Cheoros in Mitchell on'Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. John Blacklam, of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Oke, London, Brierlie Hill, Staffordshire, Eng - spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. land, and Mr. and Mrs. Filed Gra; Lorne Lawson. . Cham, Toronto, were weekend guests Rev. H. L. Troyer; Toronto. was of Mr. and Mrs. H. Minett. a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barry and Clarke over the weekend. Elizabeth, Toronto, were guests at Sincere sympathy is extended to the home of Miss Mabel Turnbull the family of the late Mrs. George over the weekend. Riley, who passed away at the Mr. and Mrs. J. K. B. Brown and home of her son, Mr. Frank Riley, Stephen, Toronto, were weekend on Monday. guests of Mrs. J. M. Govenlock and Mr. and Mrs. Ma.xweil and Mrs. Mrs. Mae Doreance. Hack, Kitchener, spent Sunday Rev, and Mrs. Stanley Haggett, with Mr. and Mrs. J. Medd. Salina, 'Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs. The' many 'friends of Mrs, Dave Sandford Ostlund, Minneapolis, Millson are sorry to learn that she. Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. William is a patient in Scott Memorial Hos- Hibbert end Annie Hall, Paris, pital in Seaforth. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. LOCAL BRIEFS Mr. William Britton is visiting W. J, Thompson. his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Mrs. Ethel Dougan and eon, and Mrs. R. E. McMillan. ' James Dougan, ,of Detroit, were Mr. and Mrs. T. J. 'Adams were guests of Mrs. Thompson, Sr. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Graham, for - L. '-Medd.• manly of Fort Nelson, B.C., but now Sincere sympathy is extended to of Ottawa, are spending their holi- the family of the late Mrs. Robert days at the home' of Mrs. Graham's Clarke, who passed away in Lou- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Ben - don on Monday. nett. Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Beattie, To - of Egmondville; Mr. and Mrs. T. ronto, spent the weekend with Mr. Adams, Londesboro, and Mr. and and Mrs. Thomas Beattie. Mrs. 'Wm; Jewitt were Sunday Mr. Peter Sillery is holidaying at guests of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Dex- Bayfield. ter. t , Mrs. K. M. McLean has returned from Stratford, where she spent several weeks. Mrs. W, E. Southgate is visiting friends in' Brampton. Mr. William Britton, formerly of Constance, has returned to the home" of his son-in-law 'and •daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McMilIan, 1!McKillop, after spending the past - LATE CHRIS CHEOROS I eight months with other members MITCHELL -Chris Cheoros, 63, of his family in Forest, Brantford' who died Friday, June 12, in Strat- and Wlallaceburg. for General Hospital, following a Mr, and Mrs. William Wiibee recent stroke, was born in Greece. spent the weekend in :Port Huron After coming to Canada when a and Flint, Mich. young man, he lived in Stratford Mrs. C. Webster, Detroit, and and later went to Chatham, where Mrs. M. Hewlett, Toronto, were in 1917 he married Myrna T'adburg. here this week attending the fun- eral of their father, the late Fred A. Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stev- ens, of Hamilton, attended the fun- eral of his mother, the late W. H. Stevens, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gillespie and daughter, of Caledonia, spent the weekend in town. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Southgate and family are spending some time in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clemens and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Egan, Moose Jaw, Sask., have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John McLachlan and family in Egmondville land other relatives in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Hart spent a few days last week in Kitchener with Mrs. Hart's slater, Mrs. Don- ald Barber. Mrs. James Mutrie and Miss Hel- en Mutrie„ of Vernon, B.C., are visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs, A. Bethune. Mrs. Mutrie is a sister of Mr. Beth- une and a former resident of Sea - forth.. Mr; Ronald Beattie, who has just returned from serving in Korea' in the armed forces. was a guest of his grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Beattie. District Obituaries In 1921 he started a restaurant in Seaforth, and was there unil 1937, when he came to Mitchell. where he had been proprietor of the Cozy Grill. He was an active member of Main St. United Church, a member of Tudor Masonic Lodge and a Past Master of Britannia Lodge in Seaforth. Surviving besides, his wife are two sons, John, Blenheim; William, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Roy Leppard•, St. Catharines; Mrs. John Hoffineyer. Mitchell; one brother, Nicholas, Toronto; two sisters in Greece, and five grandchildren. After resting at the Heath fun- eral home, service was held ,Mon- day at 2:30 p.m. The Rev. J. R. Watt, of Main St. United Church, and the Rev. H, H. Savage, D.D., of Pontiac, Mich., conducted the service. Burial was made in Wood- land cemetery, Mitchell. • Miss Florence Saunders, Porcu- pine Plains, Sask., is the guest of Mrs. J. J. Pollard. Mrs. Dora Crinklaw, Lambeth, was .a weekend guest of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Geddes. Used Cars and Trucks 1-'51 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1-'50 PLYMOUTH SEDAN with -Radio 2-'49 DODGE SEDANS - 1-'49 METEOR 'CLtjB COUPE 1-'46 DODGE SEDAN - 1-'46 CHEV: SEDAN 1-'50 DODGE 1 -TON EXPRESS 1--'46 DODGE 1/2 -TON EXPRESS 1-'46 G.M.C. 1/2 -TON EXPRESS wd life Mrs. E. C. Chamberlain, Mrs. P. B, Moffat, Mrs'. R. H. Sproat, Mrs. W. A. Wright, Mrs. B. F. Christie, Mrs. Reg Kerslake and Mr. M. Mc- Kellar were in Guelph Saturday at- tending the funeral of the late W. R. Plant. Mrs. Robert Winter, Goderich, spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. William Ament. Mr. and Mrs. 3. M: Eckert have returned from a motor trip to Van- couver, B.C., and California. Mr. Alex Chierny, Winghaih, and Miss Margaret Lengyei, Toronto, were recent guests of Mrs. F. No- vak. They were both pupils of her husband, the late F. Novak, in Medicine Hat, Alta, Mrs. Joseph McQuaid spent a few days in -Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Armitage and daughter, Elizabeth Ann, of Guelph, spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. M. White. Mrs. E. H. Hodgins, Toronto, is a guest of her sisters, Aird. Win. Ament. Among those who attended the meeting of the Rebekah Lodge in Toronto this' week} Were Mire. 'Boy McGonigle and Mris. David McLean, as delegates from tde1,eZss Ltd.'ge, and Mrs. Alex Bd'y es,, IMre• H. E. Snith and MisS Mae Smith: At this Meeting Miss Sean Stott, Of Rarpurhey, received the Degree' of, Chivalry. ' Mr. .tan,Mxearthur, assistant gen eras manager at, the head office of the Dotninleri •Bank,-tlaia'st tontine visit to , the Dominion Bank ,here reilentlf ..• k � J' nl , i.;; v I,k i:- lb , n+)f -, I -'jwy� �t rKt: I r ,l 61 .Y. 'N•'I n ., rn� R ` I, r NOW PLAYING • •TEQb1;NICOLQR '"BATTLE OF APACHE PAM' JOHN LU1b :JEFF CHANDLER ' Geronlmo, famed Apache, takes to the warpath. It's the Cavalry against the ,Apaches in a 'Mountain Pass. Fell' of action, war .dant,- '. es and magnificent scenery! , NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY "OPERATION SECRET" CORNEL WILDE ' PHYLLIS THAXTER -, Across the globe and back again, four nations 'hunted for a U.S. Marine. It's tense action and drama combined in the •undergtret;at ."' activity of World War U. NEXT THURSDAY," FRIDAY, SATURDAY - TECHNICOLOR "WRERE'S CHARLEY?" • RAY BOL GER ALLYN MoLERIE A famous comedy comes to the screen with elven hit songs. It takes us back to the horse andbuggy days at Oxford University. Coming -. "LOST IN ALASKA" 1 "Give' Your' Feet a Treat" In Light,. Cool and Comfortable Shoes POR, WORK OR PLAY, And Remember : . Your Money Buys MORE at This Store! ° WILLIS' SHOE STORE "The Little Store With the BEG Va'uee"• -. SEAFORTH ooper's-• Groceries WEEK- END SPECIALS '!' CLARK'S PORK & BEANS -2 20 -Ounce Tins 29c BLUE and. GOLD FANCY TENDER PEAS -2 15-Ounce,Tins..350 CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE or TOMATO SOUP :2 Tin's25c GREEN GIANT NIBLETS CORN -2 14 -Ounce Tins 37c 'AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP -11 -Ounce ' Bottle _ 21c JELL -O -LEMON PIE FILL -3 Packages 29c BURNS' ;DELMAR MARGARINE -Pound 35c ROSE SWEET MIXED PICKLES--16-Ounce Jar 33c BACK BACON -IA -Pound Package CHECK THE FRUIT COUNTER! 35c PHONE 8 Orval, Cooper Seaforth -- FREE DELIVERY -- MODERN BEDROOMS 4 • LIGHT AND DARK FINISHES •DOUBLE DRESSERS OR VANITIES At Special June Prices! See them on Display Now at Whitney Furniture ' Funeral You Always Shop With Confidence' At hitney Furniture L Ambulance Service PHONES: Day -or Night • 0119; Rea. 85 SEAFORTH FORD'IMPLEMENTS • SALE Six-foot Rear Mowers Soil Pulverizers Sweep Rakes Disc Harrows One -Way Plow Disc Plow Drag Harrows Rear -end Loader Two -wheel Trailer. (new),. was $190 Track Attachment for Ford Tractor I". $300.00 200.00 150.00 150.00 275.00 200.00 120.00 165.00 100.00 300.00 All Implements in Stock Installed on Your Tractor FREE! LY • MOTORS POItD - MONAiRCII DEALE , Phone 102 :. &afarth .hl t.414