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Page Eight THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 1948 Grand Opening Dec. 22 at 4 p.m. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE New "Park" Theatre COBOURG FEATURE-- "June Bride" BETTE DAVIS -- ROBT. MONTGOMERY Matinee Prices up to 5 p.m. POLICY AND ADMISSION Every Evening &.40--except Saturdays and Holidays 6 p.m. Matinees Saturdays and Holidays 2 p.m. Matinee PRICES Evening 30c + 6c tax Adults 42c + 8c tax 21c -f 4c tax Students 25c -f- 5c tax 12c -f- 2c tax Children 17c -f 3c tax CAPT. LEONARD T. TRUMP WILL OPEN "The Capstan Arms" Select Private Hotel COLBORNE, ONTARIO -on- January 1st, 1949 RESTFUL ACCOMMODATION IN A COMFORTABLE COUNTRY HOUSE Lunches, Teas, Dinners, Wedding Receptions by appointment Rates Inclusive Phone Colborne 152M Ladies! NEW SHORT HAIRCUT Permanent Including Shampoo, Haircut, short or long, Test Curls Desired Results, Tight or Soft . Style Setting MACHINE -- MACHINELESS -- COLD WAVE Seven Good Perms, to choose from: Adults ............................ $4.00 to $10.00____ Children ........................ $3.50 to $ 5.00 Hair Tinting and Bleaching -- Satisfaction Guaranteed OPEN EVENINGS Make Your Christmas Appointments Early! "If you like our work, tell others--if you don't, tell us" Phone 147W Howard's coibome A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year TO ALL Keating & Sons Open Every Night and Wednesday Afternoor from December 20th to 24th RADIO BARGAINS for Christmas Smart New Table Models ................ only $32.95 Combination Radio and Phonograph, only $99.95 No aerial or ground required on these models. TURPIN RADIO SERVICE King Street, Colborne PERSONALS Mrs. J. W. C. Prout spent Wednes-ay in Toronto. Mrs. Delbert McLaughlin spent the weekend in Hamilton. Mrs. P. Brown is spending a few days with friends at Stirling. Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Burnham spent last week visiting friends in Toronto and London. Mr. J. H. Best is visiting his daughter, Mrs. David Hay, and Mr. Hay or Moncton, N. B. Miss Mary Kelly of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelly. Mrs. Charles Bugg and daughter, Miss Jessie Bugg, visited friends at Edville on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Averil Mutton and son Warren, Peterborough, visited relatives here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Grosjean and son, Guy, spent last weekend with Mr. Grosjean's mother, of Orland. Mr. Martin Peters spent the week end with his daughter, Mrs. Robert Douglas and Mr. Douglas, Toronto. Mr. Ralph Redfern is spending some time at his home here before leaving to keep ship at Port Weller. Mrs. Elmo McLaughlin and Mrs. Delbert McLaughlin visited Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mutton, Dundonald, this Capt. Wm. E. Redfearn arrived home last Sunday from the S. S. Outarde, which is laid up in Mon- Miss Maude Connors is in Toronto this week attending a Bell Telephoni Conference held at the King Ed ward Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Greenfield and children spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Greenfield, Landsdowne. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ramer moved this week to the house on Percy Street, recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Spencer. Mrs. Ira J. Burnham is in Montreal attending the funeral of her uncle, the late W. S. Smith. Mr. Smith was in his 92nd year. Rev. A. N. Reid attended a meeting of Peterborough Presbytery on Tuesday, held in St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Peterborough. Mrs. Annie Yeoman fell in her home Sunday, December 12, and broke her hip. She is resting comfortably at time of writing. Last Tuesday Misses Mildred and Sandra Turney, Mrs. Ray McLaugh* lin and daughter Karen were guests of Mrs. James Palmer, Lakeport. Mrs. A. W. Teal had the misfortune to slip and fall on her bathroom floor Wednesday morning. In the fall she received a badly fractured hip. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald and n Gordon spent the weekend with Mrs. McDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Honey, Dundonald. Miss Jean Snelgrove, R.N., of Van-iuver, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Matthews, and visiting other Colborne relatives and friends. :. and Mrs. Nelson Davis and family have moved into their home King Street West, which they recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffls. Congratulations to Rev. and Mrs. G. Adams, Hilton, on the birth of their second daughter, Suzanne Minnie, born on Tuesday, November 30, 1948, at Belleville General Hospital. Mrs. H. Sedack has returned home after spending five weeks in Kingston General Hospital. Her many friends wish for a speedy and successful recovery after her operation. Messrs :Delbert McLaughlin and Ray McLaughlin attended the Canning Convention held in Niagara Falls last week. Delbert attended the Growers' and Processors' Convention at Hamilton. The many friends of Mr. W. W. Rose will be glad to know that he returned frpm the hospital last wees. He is making a rapid recovery after having the misfortune to break his leg. when he fell from a ladder. Having purchased the home of Mr. j Fred Harnden sometime ago, Mr. and j Mrs. B. L. Spencer and family moved j there this week, when Mr. and Mrs. Harnden moved into their new home on Church Street. | Mrs. S. Sutton fell recently on her i verandah and injured her leg. The | injuries were of such a nature that i an X-Ray was necessary. While no bones Were broken, Mrs. Sutton will j be unable to use her leg for two or j three weeks. j Mr. Gordon Munroe received ser-| ious and painful injuries on Sunday [ when his car slipped off a jack, pin-: ning him underneath. He was taken 1 to Cobourg General Hospitals, where I X-Rays were taken and he is receiv-, ing treatment. ' The members of the Past Matron's i Club of Colborne Chapter O.E.S. were entertained by Mrs. B. Smith at her i home on Church Street Wednesday evening this week. A social time was enjoyed, playing cards, followed by dainty refreshments served by the hostess. BATEMAN MOTORS LIMITED THE HOME OF GOOD Used Cars NOW is the time to buy before the prices increase in the New Year. 1948 DODGE COACH (BLACK) 1948 CHEV. SEDAN (BLACK) 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN ETTE (MAROON and SAND) 1947 MONARCH SEDAN (MAROON) 1946 CHEV. CLUB COUPE (BLACK) 1946 DODGE SEDAN (BLACK) 1946 DODGE SEDAN (GREY) 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN (BLUE) 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN (GREY) 1946 HUDSON SEDAN (MAROON) 1946 CHEV. SEDAN (GREY) 1942 PONTIAC SEDANETTE (GREY) 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN (BLACK) 1942 DODGE SEDAN (BLACK) 1942 FORD COACH (BLACK) 1941 FORD COACH (BLACK) 1941 FORD COACH (SAND) 1941 BUICK SEDAN (BLACK) 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN (GREY) 1941 PLYMOUTH COACH (BLACK) 1941 DODGE SEDAN (BLACK) 1941 DODGE SEDAN (BLUE) 1941 DODGE SEDAN (GREY) 1941 DODGE SEDAN (GREY) 1941 CHRYSLER SEDAN (BLACK) 1940 CHEV. COACH (BLACK) 1940 HUDSON COACH (BLACK) 1940 MERCURY Convertible (MAROON) 1940 FORD COACH (BLACK) 1940 FORD COACH (BLACK) 1940 DODGE SEDAN (BLACK) 1939 CHEV. OPERA COUPE (BLUE) 1939 CHEV. SEDAN (BLACK) 1939 CHEV. COACH (GREY) 1939 OLDS. SEDAN (BLUE) 1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN (BLACK) 1939 STUDEBAKER SEDAN (BLUE) 1938 DODGE SEDAN (BLUE) 1938 FORD COACH (BLACK) 1938 DODGE SEDAN (BLACK) 1937 DODGE SEDAN (BLUE) 1937 PLYMOUTH COACH (SAND) 1937 FORD COACH (BLUE) 1936 FORD SEDAN (GREEN) 1935 FORD COACH (BLACK) 1934 FORD SEDAN (BLACK) 1934 CHRYSLER SEDAN (BLACK) 1933 CHEV. SEDAN (GREY) 1931 WILLYS SEDAN (BLACK) TRUCKS NEW 1948 DODGE 3/4_TON Chassis and Cab 1947 DODGE V2-TON Express 1941 FARGO 1-TON Panel 1942 G.M.C. Tractor-Trailer 1936 FORD 2-TON Chassis and Cab 1935 INTERNATIONAL lVe-TON Stake COME IN RIGHT AWAY-- and select your car from this fine line of cars. OPEN EVENINGS FROM 7.00 to 9.00 Bateman Motors Limited 315 Pinnacle Street - Belleville Phone 2380 Armstrong's XMAS Store News FEATURING GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY For the Ladies--Just arrived from Famous Superior Silk Mills "Almonized" Beautyskin SLIPS, sizes 32 to 48. ............Xmas Special at $2.29 and $2.98 Also the "Superior Knit" line of briefs and Panties in black and white. Special Purchase for Xmas--Direct from the mills-- Caldwell Towels -- the ever useful gift -- Bath Towels, Bath Mats, Hand Towels, with matching Face Cloths, all colors. Tremendous Values from .................... ..................................... 85c up Tea Towelling--Caldwell's Linen Weft. Value at .........................................................t...... 75c yd. Give Gloves for Xmas--New shipments of Kid, Cape, Ohamoisette, Angora, all colors and Novelty Wools in Women's, Misses' and Children's sizes. Blouses, Skirts, Sweaters, Scarves, Headsquares Cold Weather Clothing for Men and Boys-- All Wool and Whipcord Breeches, Mackinaw Coats A complete range of Parkas and Bench Coats, including small boys' sizes Lewis Hats--Solve the gift problem with a gift certificate for a Styled Lewis Hat................$2.95 up COME IN -- LOOK AROUND! For your convenience our store will be open evenings Monday, Dec. 20th to Friday Dec. 24th inclusive Jack and Gene Armstrong "The Friendly Store" MEN'S WEAR DRY GOODS LADIES' WEAR PHONE 172 Coyle Block COLBORNE (A small deposit will hold any article) The 3?exqj2& Drug Store Christmas Suggestions COLGATE and PALMOLIVE SETS ........ 65c to $1.75 FANCY WRITING PAPER .................... 40c to $2.75 CHOCOLATES ........................................ 90c to $2.00 LADY ESTHER HAT BOX ................................ $1.25 FANCY SOAPS ........................................ 39c to $2.00 BACHELOR MEN'S SETS .................. $1.00 to $5.00 BOOKS .... -- .... GAMES GIFT WRAPPINGS .... -- .... DECORATIONS CHRISTMAS CARDS .................................. 5c to 50c BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS ................ 39c to $1.25 " W. C. GRIFFIS, Phm. B. Phone 85w YOUR DRUGGIST Colborne For Emergencies--Phone 85J BABY CHICKS Order Your Baby Chicks Now! GET THEM EARLY! EARLY CHICKS ARE THE MOST PROFITABLE Chicks hatched early last Spring cashed in on the good prices for eggs and poultry meat this late Summer and Early Fall. Our breeders are selected, blood tested and especially fed to ensure huskier chicks STARTED CHICKS A SPECIALTY BARRED ROCKS, fast feathering -WHITE ROCKS, excellent laying strain HYBRIDS, N. HAMPS and B. ROCKS WHITE LEGHORNS, R.O.P. sired LIGHT SUSSEX, from Ells Bros, (famous for Light Sussex), Nova Scotia. BUY YOUR CHICKS WITH CONFIDENCE from an APPROVED HATCHERY this year 5 Rail's Chick Hatchery PHONE 771W Send for Price List COBOURG