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The Huron Expositor, 1953-09-11, Page 8r1 f ' 'e R BILE. CASUALTY, ; I,NTEE BONDS r AND SICKNESS AND WINDSTORM eselating Companies who 4.Urity with Service. Q 'AGENTS FOR ONTARIO HEARMAN'S MUTUAL '•-i EtE, INSURANCE Intormatibn gladly given. WATSON & REID it, A. REID - Proprietor Insurance and Real Estate Phone 214 — Seaforth FOR SALE Modern Dwelling on East Wil- liam St. New air conditioning -unit. Immediate possession. Frame Dwelling with all modern aariveniences. Oil heating. Suit- able for V.L.A. purchase. • edern New Dwelling, very cen- trally bated; oil heating. All yenveenieiices. Frame Dwelling on Victoria St., with all moliei n, conveniences. Pos- Suasion arrange Frame Dwelling."in Egmondville; 91ew garage. Immediate possession. Frame Dwelling on Louisa ;St. 'Modern conyRAiences, New fur- nace. Possession November 1. Other Properties Also Listed M. A. R,EID REAL ESTATE : ' PHONE•214 1" LEMON S -- TAXI D&sseiigers insured Peon's: 162-4 ;.12W Salvation Army Q4 v. S'4!a- day School; 7 p.m., 7atlon, ¥eet� ing; 4 P.M., Tittered/1Y, 'MOW Crafts, Young People; S p,®a-,. Prayer Meeting. A cordial welcome. —Lieut. Harry Keats, Qn'loelF1a- Charge- St. Thomas' Anglican Church. - 11 a.m-, Morning Prayer. St. Marjo, Dublin.: 9:3.0' a.m. — Rev. J. H. James, Rector. First Presbyterian .Church. — 10 a.m., Church School and Bible Class; 11 a.m., "Tae Use of Our Dives"; 7 P.m., "A Plan For Peace." Rev. D. Glenn Campbell, Minister. Northside United Church. — 10 a.m., Church School and Adult Bible Class; 11 a -m., sermon theme, "The Spreading Flame"; Junior" congregation; 7 pan., Camp Ser- vice; theme, "What Camp Meant To Me"; six of the. young people will speak. Rev- 3. W. A. Stinson, Minister. 41 a W FuneralDesigns r-iding Flowers - Corsages - Pottery Tropical Fish - Greeting Cards 'V' t FLOWERS \j Owned and Onerntrd Uy ERIC and BARBARA MILNER Phone 393 •Seaforth "Flowers wired Anywhere" INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Liability • Accident •• Wind, Etc. Complete Coverage W. E. SOUTHGATE successor to R• '43. CHAMBb3RLAIN Phone 834 Res. 222-R MAIN ST.: SEAFORTH NEWS OF THF. TOWN HOME AND SCHOOL NOTES The Home and School Associa- tion meeting will be held Tuesday, September 15, at 8 pall. sharp, in the new public school. The speak- er will be Ralph S. Devereaux, 111I1111111I111111t111111111111111011tuit !9111111111111111111111111111111111111 Frank's B-AService "The Service You Will Appreciate" Veteran's CAB GEORGE H. MILLER, Prop. Passengers Insured Phone 362 SEAFORTH After Midnight, 230 HOME Baking Sale FRIDAY, SEPT. 11th —at— HUDSON'S PRODUCE STORE Seaforth Doors open at 3 p.m. Sponsored by. The Bethel W. A. Iftr e eras' College, AOOon, is T as,h . , g LR aka; and. meet the new mewbers of the t s MERRY MAIDENS TO MEET The Merry Maidens Garden: Club Will meet in Seaforth District high School on Saturday, .September 18, at 8 p.m. Complete plans for the Fall Fair will be discussed, and the vegetable exhibit for the West- ern estern Fair, London, will be made. Please bring vegetables, paper and pencils. 0000000000 0 O 0 W. J. CLEARY O t,9 Seaforth, Ont. O 0 LICENSED EMBALMER 0 0 and FUNEI�'/k `'b11/1= 'b ' 0- O Night or Day Calls — 335 "0 O. 0000 0;900a 000- O000000 '«000 • O ` J. A. BitRKE: O 0 Funeral Director O 0 and Ambulance Service 0 0 DU.B.LIIN - ONT. 0 0 Night or Day Calls: 0 O Phone 43 r 10 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0OO`O !0.0"b�•S10.0O :.,. A. WHITNEY 0 1 O 'Funeral °H00 0 O Qoderich St. W„ Seaforth O 0 �,$UT.ANCE SERVICE 0 • Ad(iatabl6 hospital beds 0 O for refit. " O 0 FLOW'KRS• FOR EVERY 0 l0 OCCASION 0 0 Telephone: Day or Nights 119 0 Residence 65 O 000000000000 O00000G00000 y O 0 BOX o yunetact lierbf tt Ro- SOX 0 t4 nsed•Efnbalnier0 itiiriitpE4}ttcf darefnl attet1{ion. * r ';. j'ittbifiltAt fled 0 , PLOIC5Ittt,Virnt Alai., 0 d1C3CA ION'S , _0 t bet est 0 tteS:, 5ilSi'Vit Stora 48 0 A WE PRINT IT Store Sale Bills Business Card's Window Cards Laundry Lista Visiting Cards Bread'Ticketa Letter Heads Meal Tiekets Filing Cards Programmes Score Cards Debentures Note Heads Bill Heade Invitations Hand Bills Pamphlets Oirculara ,Booklets Dodgers Blotters Badges Drafts Books' Tags. Bills Bondo Labels Cheques Placards Vouchers Prize Lists ' Catalogues Price Lists Post Cards Statements Menu Cards Blank Notes Milk Tickets Legal For he Memo Heads Order Blanks Shipping Taga Funeral Cards Show Printing Greeting Cards Menu Booklets At Home Cards Phone 41 EGMONDVILLE Mr. and Mrs. E. Durst and Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Nott are attend- ing the Canadian National Exhibi- tion. at Toronto this week. Mr. Ivy Henderson, Toronto, spent the weekend at his, home here. ' The school teachers have return- ed to their duties at their schools this week: Mrs. E. J. Weber, to 1!.gmondville School;,, Miss Laura McMillen, to Toronto; Miss Jessie Finlayson, to Lorne Park; Mr.'Ron Weber, to his school near Mit- chell; Miss Bessie Grieve to Chat- ham; Miss Margalet Grieve to Dresden. Mr. and Mrs.. Ed. Lowden, Ham- ilton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stepheuson and Mr. Thos. Robinson, also with friends in Stanley and Bayfield. jay, William FirIlayson and fam- ily, Lorne' park, spent the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. James Finlayson, and other friends, His mother returned with them to Lorne Park for a visit. Miss Alice Watson, who passed her exams successfully in Sea - forth Collegiate, has gone to take a course at Stratford Normal. Mrs. Churchill, Clinton, is stay- ing 'at present with Mrs. Nelson Keys. Teddy Moorhead, Toronto, re- turned home after spending two months with his grandmother, Mrs. Robert Doig. Miss Nylle Doig has left Stewart Bros., after working there for the past six years, and has taken a position in Toronto. ,, Mrs. McDougall, Toronto, visited recently with her mother, Mrs. Robert Doig. Mr. Harry Warden and daughter, Mrs. Bud Bauer, Detroit, renewed acquaintances after a number of years' absence in his old home dis- tract, with his sister, Mrs. Herb. Coombs, visited the old homestead., The home is now occupied by Wm. Kinney. While there they visited Cavan Church. Winthrop, and the school where they were educated. They had pictures taken of them- selves and the old homestead, ,Sunday, Mr, and 'Mrs. H. Coombs and Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Coombs and Chris, Mrs. Jones, dr.. Warden and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Barer and Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Coombs motored to Niagara Falls. While there they called', on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Colcoughly. Mrs. Col- cioughly is a niece of .Mrs. Herb. Coombs. Mr. Warden and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Bauer left Monday for their home in Toronto. "Mrs, Thomas Barton has return- ed home after a week with her son, Kenneth, his wife and family in Stratford. , Miss Barbara. Nicholson •Mader" 1 11 !lM 1R 1111 11 •! .1 .1i1111111t1t1t A.. ,. . , • 1 �, . ��� 11.1.1 .�.>�.ai�, _ .. Mee an operation, lag weelr . fee e iti . i s a G p d pMrs. John McMahon, Toronto, 0111111111111111111111111111111111111It1111111�" formerly of Exeter, visited hee nephew, Dr. J. A. Munn, and NIP, Munn last week. A pretty wedding took place at Rev. and Mrs, D. Glenn Cempbeil the home of the bride's mother, on have returned after a month's holt; Monday, September 7, at 12 noon, day at their homes in Rodney.• when Winnifred, only daughter of Mrs. Russell 'Sproat received Mrs. F. ,S. Savauge and the Late word of the death on Tuesday of F. S. Savauge, and A. Wallace her sister, Mrs. Leonard McCon- nell, Keddleston, Sask. Mrs. R. J. Mooney, Massey, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. Melvin . Reid and were 'united in marriage. son, Ronald, Hamilton, were holi- Rev. W. M. Thomas, Walton, as day guests of the former's brother, sisted by Rev. J. W. A. Stinson, of Mr. M. A. Reid. Northside United Church, Seaforth,: Master Frank McClure, Hullett, performed the ceremony. They spent a few days with his 'cousins, were attended- by Mrs. Murray S. Miss Mae Smith and Mr. Robert Savauge, Toronto, as matron of. Smith. honor, and Mr. Manson Mooney, as Mrs. E. C. Case has returned groomsman. Following the Gere- home after spending the past five cere- mony a wedding dinner was served weeks in Roxbury, N.Y., with her in Northside United 'Church by daughter and sonin-law, Mr.. and members of the W.A. Later, Mr. Mrs. Harrison Morse. and Mrs. Mooney left on a trip to Mr. Milton Stewart, third conees- Vancouver, B.C. On their return sion, McKillop, has purchased the they will reside at 'Massey, residence of Mr. Gordon Kleber, HOUSTON – FISHER James St. 'Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maloney and In a setting of white gladioli, fern son,, Frank, Kinkora, spent Sunday and candelbra in Trinity Evangeli- cal with' friends in town. cal Church, Ayton, a double ring Mrs. D. Elliott, Strathroy, visited ceremony united in marriage Mar- her cousin, Mrs. J. M. Govenlock, Mar- lene Gail ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. this week. Herbert V. Fisher, and Robert Miss Gwendolyn Christie Grant Houston, son of Mr. Andrew com- menced studies at Westervelt Houston, Egmondville, and the late School, London, Monday. Mrs, Houston, on Saturday, Sept, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnston, at 8 .p.m. London, ,spent the weekend at the Rev. William C. Notting, the Commercial, Lutheran pastor, officiated, The Mr, and, Mrs. Archie Lamont and organist, Miss Agnes Hume, ren Miss Nellie Lamont motored to dered traditional wedding music Orillia and Port Loring. They visit - and accompanied Mrs.'Alex Gibson, ed relatives and friends at the lat- ter place where they once resided. "The Lord's Prayer" and vO Per- Mrs. Hugh Sproat and daughter, Per- fect Love." Mrs. Preston Tabor, and family The bride, given in marriage by have returned to Cleveland after her father, was pretty in a gown of spending the summer here. white Chantilly rosepoint lace and Mr. and Mrs. Wlilliam Bradshaw, nylon tulle over satin, fashioned David and Louise, and Miss Betty with a Queen Anne collar embroid- Langford attended the Herdman– ered with irredescent sequins, also Mathers wedding in Hyatt United repeated on the fitted late bodice. • Church, London, on Saturday. The full nylon skirt had a front Mr, and Mrs. Ray Nelson, Gode- overskirt of lace embroidered with rich; Mrs. Ida Jackson and Donald, sequins. A chapel -length train and Hegsall • Mrs. Russell Dallas, of a cap of tulle, edged with sequins, Brucefield, and Mrs. Harold Shera, held her fingertip French illusion Seaforth,•spent last Thursday at veil. She carried a white Bible, Derry Cottage, Goderich, guests of gift oft the groom, crescented with Mr. Clare Way. Mrs. Shera remain - two mauve orchids. Yellow roses ed. and white Stephanotis were caught Mrs. Mary Hildebrand spent a in the streamers. few days at Zurich last week and She was attended by Miss.. Marie attended the funeral of the late Walters, Galt, as maid of honor, in Jack Merrier. Albert Thiel, Kit - a powder blue strapless gown, tier- chener, also attended the funeral ed skirt, taffeta, jacket and match- of Mr. Merrier. ing feather headdress. Her flowers Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lake, Toron- were pink shattered,. carnations to, and Miss Tietty Anderson, Ham - with white gladioli. The brides- ilton, were weekend guests of Mrs. nnaids were 'Mrs. ''Lionel Roy, sis- Earle Bell, ter of the groom, and Miss June •Mr. and Mrs. David Clark and Gibson, Harriston, cousin of the daughter, Burlington, spent the bride, and Miss Marjorie Fatum, weekend with Mrs. J. C. Greig. Fergus. Their dresses were ,dusty 'Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Free and rose strapless with tiered -skirt, tat- Diane spent'the weekend with Mr. feta jackets• to match and match- and Mrs. Maurice II'lumpt, Dash- ing feather •headdresses. • Their Wood. flowers were rose -shattered carne- Miss Ella Elder has returned al - tions, centred with white gla }oli. ter a vacation spent at Lake -of - The best man was Mr. 4y1Yner, Bays. Dhempson, Galt, and tits skiers Miss Pegg r' Lou Matthews; of the. were Robert Hallett, Sarnia, oiisin Bell, telephone staff, London, • spent of the bride; Ronald Clairid g, Ay- a few days at the home of her par - ton, and Ronald ,Caiitp,bell, Fergus. en'ts, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed. Matthews. A reception was held at Pleasure Mr: and Mrs. Ted` Smith have Valley Lodge, Hanover, at 6 p.m.. returned to their home in Lachute, when the bride's mother received in Quebec, after spending a few days a. charcoal grey costume with',pink with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Broad - accessories and corsage of pink ros- foot, Mill R'tiad, last week. es. The groom's aunt, Miss Fran- Mrs. Thomas Elder has returned ces Houston, Brantford, wore a after a visit in London. - navy' costume with matching :aeces- _ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barry •and sories and corsage of red roses. family have returned to Detroit. After a trip to Ottawa and 'other Miss Blanche Westcott has coni - points, their residence will be 194 pleted her position as hostess at King St., Waterloo. The bride tray- Oakwood Inn, Grand Bend, and has elled in a navy wool suit with started, her duties as teacher at S - matching accessories. S. No. 1, Hibbert. She is spending the weekend in Toronto. Wed�,•i MOONEY – SAVAUGE. '0„,(400,, ,.t�if r,: "rep l&l Ik M;%, Jahn, ,. ,?. ;, �" ri9q�i' •grr an 1'. •Kai a 'i•. t ?: dit i.• ;;j etot t •�`.`�'i'�.N.. , r�. � h,. it { , . I i,�"" .dr vl A ;�1!Iig� Prat Catln+yer, whq,�$'pent ih�;; , ,, '?` pkt mot a n APO w t e k,firesEAI'oR» n r t Trot �•; O O n n ark � . .,. , `ti« oRdaY• arfter vsitinS' her auz}�ta,,. , •.a .:,. .:. _ � • , , • • ,. , Mrs, J, Miller, 'N,iiss Williams ant F1i,URSQA,X, ` FF;)DAY, SAI'UIII7AY Liar. John Dorsey. - cc • Mr. and Mrs. E.:' Wahl, kltclienQx. 'SO/MO OOP" spent Sunday with Mr. and •Mrs, (C'cior) John T. Kaiser. MICKEX' ROONEY AN:N JAMES 'Mix's Pearl M•c14J inn, Toront¢, It's Mickey at his best in a madcap musical 4g' Uncle Sam's New spent the weekend .with Mr. and Army! Mrs. AMA Dale. Mies MaryJohnstone, Hamilton,• y. Mi nst Ath,eowaeneedkend with her aunt, �a MIRACLE Q TUESDAY, W EDN E3DAY MONDAY, aE OUR LADY OF PATINA R'. 1. • Mrs. Bair, Milk River, Alta„ and (C'olor). Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent, Bel- GILBERT RO�LA'ND ANGELA •CLARK " grave, visited Mr. and Mrs. Win. 'A. tory of simple' imple faith in the face of violence, Kelly recently. Mise Eva Kehough has returned THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY to ee after sher brother-in-law the past "THE WILD STALLION " two weeks with 'her bxother-in-la,w and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William (Color) Kelly. BEN JOHNSON EDGAR BUGH!ANAN Miss Margaret Grummett and brother; John, Are improvdng. 'hav= �-i �� » Mg suffered an attack of,polio. Coming Soon k- Bad, a id, the Beautiful (Additional Local on Page' 8) FOR SALE 47 Acres on No. 4 Highway Close to busy town. Modern House with Furnace and Bath. Good Bank Barn. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE Apply to W. C. OKE Phone 458 OFFICE IN THE QUEEN'S HOTEL ri dll 41i a e8� ' Sid:. are. id.• Ydn'falYtfloa� 4,;t • Itu SALE of USED Farm Machines 1 Massey -Harris 30 Standard Tractor 1 28 3 -Furrow Tractor Plow 1 26 3 -Furrow Tractor Plow 1 John Deere 3 -Furrow Tractor Plow )1. 6 -foot One -Way Disc 2 Used Cream Separators PRICED TO SELL ! — Makes An Offer — one 541 Seaforth a IS j•r LOCAL BRIEFS CONSTANCE Anniversary services will be held in Constance United 'Church Sun- day, September 20, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. J. W. A. Stinson, of Northside United Church, Seaforth, will be the guest speaker. There will be special music. 7,9"lir' LATE ANDREW,DUNCAN A highly respected resident. of Stratford for the, peat 50 years, Andrew 'Duncan, 222 Douro St., died last Saturday in the Stratford Gen- eral Hospital, where he had been a patient for the past three weeks. A native of Seaforth, Mr. Duncan was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan. He was born on November 9, 1872, and spent his early days in Seaforth. After going to Stratford the was employed with the McLagan Furniture 'Company and later with the Stratford Chair Company. He retired' from his work three Years ago. His wife, the former Mary Grab- er„ died about five years ago, and since that time Mr. Duncan.. had made his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. V. Read, 232 Douro St. 'Mr. Duncan was a devout member of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. He was a member- of the Holy Name Society and the League of the Sacred Heart of that, parish. Miss Mavis Oliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oliver, Wal- ton, and Miss Joan Ryan, daughter Dr. P. L. Brady, Lorne and Alvin of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, Dale, B. F. Christie, Fred Johnston, also of Walton, are in training as J. Hotham, Sr., A. W. Sillery and. nurses in a London hospital. H. H. Leslie were in Elora Monday taking part in a bowling tourna- ment. Mr.' James Wallace and Miss Buelah Dennis, Lakelet, spent a few days in Toronto attending the Exhibition and visiting Mrs. Edythe Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McGavin and Ross, Winnipeg, Man., Mr, and Mrs, Gordon MoGavin, Peterbor- ough; Mrs. Vera Campbell, Miss Eleanor Campbell, Miss Elsie Simp- son and Mr. Thomas Simpson, all of Windsor, were in Seaforth last week attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Allan Ross, of McKillop. Mr. J. Clarence Scott, Victoria, B.C., and son, Mr. James Scott, To-' ronto, were calling on old acquaint- ances in town.' Mr. Scott notices many changes since he was last here in 1931. Mr, and Mrs. Louis Lane and daughter, Patricia, Edmonton, and Mr. and Mrs. William Lane, Oril- lia, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nicholson. Mr. and M•rs. Lloyd Dinnen, De- troit, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. E. Dinnen. Mr. and •Mrs. Willis Dewitt, Wil- liamston, Mich., visited with Mrs. W. E. Kerslake. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McMillan and family, Tamsworth, are guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherwood and son, Craig, returned to Mont- real after spending their holidays with relatives here. Mr. and M. dames "Chesney; of Hamilton, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.. E. P.• Chesney, Tuck- ersmith. Mr,' and Mrs. Howard Purdy and Anne, Toronto; spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. W. E. Kers- lake. Miss Susan McLean has returned troth Preston, wilore she visited rely atives; Mr. and Mfs. Allan Liver: ince; Douglas and Dick, Williams ton, Mich., were ,guests over the weekend with t rs.• I . R. Scott,; ''Mr`s. dq'deph Isillkney and Mr and Mrs. E. H HonttYn:th and Chi100ii• Auntie and Shlr1'87 ,Ann, Stiatfortl.;, Yyrere vtsitora in tdWn rechntl'y. tier Masa' Minn 15avidshn, SAn }ldgb, C ltf , Xete ii "vieYsk 'fter sit–cited three m'flths wit* her )11900 .14# Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid and family, Islington, were guests, of Mrs. -Joseph McQuaid, Main St., ov- err the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kaiser, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaiser, Jr., and Kenneth and Nancy, South Bend, Indiana, spent the weekend He is survived by one son and three dat}ghters: Edmund Duncan, Stratford; Mrs. • C. (Cecilia) Whal- ey,London, Ont.; Mrs. Forrest (An gela) McClain, Detroit, and Mrs. V. H. (Marcella) Read, Stratford. There are also three grandchildren; three brothers, George and Welling - .ton ',Duncan, London; William,.. Duncan, Seaforth, and three sis- ters, Mr`s. Frank (Nora) Waller, Brantford; Mrs. Margaret Thiel and Mrs. Elizabeth Deneau, Red- lands, California. The funeral was held Monday morning at the Immaculate Concep- tion Church, Stratford; when Rev. W. T. Corcoran celebrated Requiem High Mass and also officiated at the graveside in Avondale ceme- tery. Pallbearers were 'Ralph Dill, Robert Purcell', Newman O'Leary, Herbert Chapman, Henry Ellling- son and Leslie Sinclair, all of Stratford. Relatives and friends were present from Seaforth, To- ronto, Brantford, London, Detroit and Stratford, 'blue coal' SOLID FUEL FOR SOLID COMFORT The Color Guarantees the Quality Spring and Summer prices WILLIS DUNDAS Phone 3834 Res. 192-M $2,100 CASH TO BE PAID OUT AT THE SEAFORTH BINGO Community. Centre Mon., S�pternber 14 Admission for 12 Games — $1.00 - Extra Cards and Specials, 25c " — 5 for $1.00 . Cooper's Groceries, WEEK - END SPPECIALS ! - AUSTRALIAN SULTANA RAISINS Ib. 19c DEL MON'1'E FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL 28 -oz. Tin 430 'QUICK QUAKER OATS Large 3 -Ib.' Box 84c_ CLARK'$ PORK & BEANS 2 20-o2, Tins 330 CARNATIOt' MILK 2 Large 'fins 28c Ib. Bag 53c S'ALADA TEA—BROWN LABEL 8 -of. Pkg. 49c JEWEL SHORTENING tib Pkg. 27e bUZ Large Oka. 34e HOLLY PEAS—FANCY « 2 2�z, ane 39b FIVE ROSES FLOUR CHECK THE FRUIT COVNTEIW. Orval Co li o er ,0- P Deq, L`F SERVICE :: lir 'COUNTER Si2-N 'iC :"' ,LA DI E"S! „ If your Shoes must work for a living . Try our— "COMFORT-GIVING" "ARCH SUPPORT" SHOES •. in PUMPS, STRAPS or TIES — - $5.95 . = $6.95 at - • $8.95 - $9.45 AND A NEW BLACK SUEDE TIE at $10:50 - WILLIS' SHOE STORE "The' Little Store With the BIG Values" -, SEAFORTH A Complete Line of All Building Materiais • Now is the Time to FILL UP with your Winter supply of C -O -A -L eaf�rth Ltnnber- Phone 47 Seaforth Lt Expositor Want Ads Bring Results .• — Phone 41 Announcing... WHITNEY Furniture your new Color . Centre for PAINT At last we can 'offer you a complete range of color. basic• shades a11owwou nand- , less personal variation. FREE COLOR CHIPS are yours td fake, with you: Right at; Promo you can Choose the, colDts vitt Want to go witut your *Oath a"th l ' qs and furniture; titunbexs are / on the back of each ]chifl'£ to make ordt3rinq easy, Come seal `elect voitr 'colors Today. Funeral ell-AmbU once. Serw�oo - .", '.bay 0r Ntg'htµ . e PHONE*: iiiiln sties, , c COAL We can't sell all of the Coal in town, so we only sell the BEST! • Top • Quality • Screened SUMMER PRICES Wm. M. Hart Phone 784• Seaforth. Wed�,•i MOONEY – SAVAUGE. '0„,(400,, ,.t�if r,: "rep l&l Ik M;%, Jahn, ,. ,?. ;, �" ri9q�i' •grr an 1'. •Kai a 'i•. t ?: dit i.• ;;j etot t •�`.`�'i'�.N.. , r�. � h,. it { , . I i,�"" .dr vl A ;�1!Iig� Prat Catln+yer, whq,�$'pent ih�;; , ,, '?` pkt mot a n APO w t e k,firesEAI'oR» n r t Trot �•; O O n n ark � . .,. , `ti« oRdaY• arfter vsitinS' her auz}�ta,,. , •.a .:,. .:. _ � • , , • • ,. , Mrs, J, Miller, 'N,iiss Williams ant F1i,URSQA,X, ` FF;)DAY, SAI'UIII7AY Liar. John Dorsey. - cc • Mr. and Mrs. E.:' Wahl, kltclienQx. 'SO/MO OOP" spent Sunday with Mr. and •Mrs, (C'cior) John T. Kaiser. MICKEX' ROONEY AN:N JAMES 'Mix's Pearl M•c14J inn, Toront¢, It's Mickey at his best in a madcap musical 4g' Uncle Sam's New spent the weekend .with Mr. and Army! Mrs. AMA Dale. Mies MaryJohnstone, Hamilton,• y. Mi nst Ath,eowaeneedkend with her aunt, �a MIRACLE Q TUESDAY, W EDN E3DAY MONDAY, aE OUR LADY OF PATINA R'. 1. • Mrs. Bair, Milk River, Alta„ and (C'olor). Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent, Bel- GILBERT RO�LA'ND ANGELA •CLARK " grave, visited Mr. and Mrs. Win. 'A. tory of simple' imple faith in the face of violence, Kelly recently. Mise Eva Kehough has returned THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY to ee after sher brother-in-law the past "THE WILD STALLION " two weeks with 'her bxother-in-la,w and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William (Color) Kelly. BEN JOHNSON EDGAR BUGH!ANAN Miss Margaret Grummett and brother; John, Are improvdng. 'hav= �-i �� » Mg suffered an attack of,polio. Coming Soon k- Bad, a id, the Beautiful (Additional Local on Page' 8) FOR SALE 47 Acres on No. 4 Highway Close to busy town. Modern House with Furnace and Bath. Good Bank Barn. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE Apply to W. C. OKE Phone 458 OFFICE IN THE QUEEN'S HOTEL ri dll 41i a e8� ' Sid:. are. id.• Ydn'falYtfloa� 4,;t • Itu SALE of USED Farm Machines 1 Massey -Harris 30 Standard Tractor 1 28 3 -Furrow Tractor Plow 1 26 3 -Furrow Tractor Plow 1 John Deere 3 -Furrow Tractor Plow )1. 6 -foot One -Way Disc 2 Used Cream Separators PRICED TO SELL ! — Makes An Offer — one 541 Seaforth a IS j•r LOCAL BRIEFS CONSTANCE Anniversary services will be held in Constance United 'Church Sun- day, September 20, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. J. W. A. Stinson, of Northside United Church, Seaforth, will be the guest speaker. There will be special music. 7,9"lir' LATE ANDREW,DUNCAN A highly respected resident. of Stratford for the, peat 50 years, Andrew 'Duncan, 222 Douro St., died last Saturday in the Stratford Gen- eral Hospital, where he had been a patient for the past three weeks. A native of Seaforth, Mr. Duncan was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan. He was born on November 9, 1872, and spent his early days in Seaforth. After going to Stratford the was employed with the McLagan Furniture 'Company and later with the Stratford Chair Company. He retired' from his work three Years ago. His wife, the former Mary Grab- er„ died about five years ago, and since that time Mr. Duncan.. had made his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. V. Read, 232 Douro St. 'Mr. Duncan was a devout member of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. He was a member- of the Holy Name Society and the League of the Sacred Heart of that, parish. Miss Mavis Oliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oliver, Wal- ton, and Miss Joan Ryan, daughter Dr. P. L. Brady, Lorne and Alvin of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, Dale, B. F. Christie, Fred Johnston, also of Walton, are in training as J. Hotham, Sr., A. W. Sillery and. nurses in a London hospital. H. H. Leslie were in Elora Monday taking part in a bowling tourna- ment. Mr.' James Wallace and Miss Buelah Dennis, Lakelet, spent a few days in Toronto attending the Exhibition and visiting Mrs. Edythe Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McGavin and Ross, Winnipeg, Man., Mr, and Mrs, Gordon MoGavin, Peterbor- ough; Mrs. Vera Campbell, Miss Eleanor Campbell, Miss Elsie Simp- son and Mr. Thomas Simpson, all of Windsor, were in Seaforth last week attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Allan Ross, of McKillop. Mr. J. Clarence Scott, Victoria, B.C., and son, Mr. James Scott, To-' ronto, were calling on old acquaint- ances in town.' Mr. Scott notices many changes since he was last here in 1931. Mr, and Mrs. Louis Lane and daughter, Patricia, Edmonton, and Mr. and Mrs. William Lane, Oril- lia, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nicholson. Mr. and M•rs. Lloyd Dinnen, De- troit, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. E. Dinnen. Mr. and •Mrs. Willis Dewitt, Wil- liamston, Mich., visited with Mrs. W. E. Kerslake. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McMillan and family, Tamsworth, are guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherwood and son, Craig, returned to Mont- real after spending their holidays with relatives here. Mr. and M. dames "Chesney; of Hamilton, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.. E. P.• Chesney, Tuck- ersmith. Mr,' and Mrs. Howard Purdy and Anne, Toronto; spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. W. E. Kers- lake. Miss Susan McLean has returned troth Preston, wilore she visited rely atives; Mr. and Mfs. Allan Liver: ince; Douglas and Dick, Williams ton, Mich., were ,guests over the weekend with t rs.• I . R. Scott,; ''Mr`s. dq'deph Isillkney and Mr and Mrs. E. H HonttYn:th and Chi100ii• Auntie and Shlr1'87 ,Ann, Stiatfortl.;, Yyrere vtsitora in tdWn rechntl'y. tier Masa' Minn 15avidshn, SAn }ldgb, C ltf , Xete ii "vieYsk 'fter sit–cited three m'flths wit* her )11900 .14# Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid and family, Islington, were guests, of Mrs. -Joseph McQuaid, Main St., ov- err the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kaiser, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaiser, Jr., and Kenneth and Nancy, South Bend, Indiana, spent the weekend He is survived by one son and three dat}ghters: Edmund Duncan, Stratford; Mrs. • C. (Cecilia) Whal- ey,London, Ont.; Mrs. Forrest (An gela) McClain, Detroit, and Mrs. V. H. (Marcella) Read, Stratford. There are also three grandchildren; three brothers, George and Welling - .ton ',Duncan, London; William,.. Duncan, Seaforth, and three sis- ters, Mr`s. Frank (Nora) Waller, Brantford; Mrs. Margaret Thiel and Mrs. Elizabeth Deneau, Red- lands, California. The funeral was held Monday morning at the Immaculate Concep- tion Church, Stratford; when Rev. W. T. Corcoran celebrated Requiem High Mass and also officiated at the graveside in Avondale ceme- tery. Pallbearers were 'Ralph Dill, Robert Purcell', Newman O'Leary, Herbert Chapman, Henry Ellling- son and Leslie Sinclair, all of Stratford. Relatives and friends were present from Seaforth, To- ronto, Brantford, London, Detroit and Stratford, 'blue coal' SOLID FUEL FOR SOLID COMFORT The Color Guarantees the Quality Spring and Summer prices WILLIS DUNDAS Phone 3834 Res. 192-M $2,100 CASH TO BE PAID OUT AT THE SEAFORTH BINGO Community. Centre Mon., S�pternber 14 Admission for 12 Games — $1.00 - Extra Cards and Specials, 25c " — 5 for $1.00 . Cooper's Groceries, WEEK - END SPPECIALS ! - AUSTRALIAN SULTANA RAISINS Ib. 19c DEL MON'1'E FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL 28 -oz. Tin 430 'QUICK QUAKER OATS Large 3 -Ib.' Box 84c_ CLARK'$ PORK & BEANS 2 20-o2, Tins 330 CARNATIOt' MILK 2 Large 'fins 28c Ib. 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