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+ BSI HAI LEYBU RIAN THU RSD AY, 1955 Page Four Social Notes Mrs. E. Hebner spent a few days. in Sudbury. Mrs. Harry Burton spent Tues- day in North Bay. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tyson dpent Saturday in Kirkland Lake Mrs. W. C. Arnold and Pat were recent visitors to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lowery spent a few days recently in Toronto. 5 William Fisher of Montreal visited with Mr. and Mrs. V. McMahon. W. G. Cooper returned from Toronto, where he underwent surgery. Mrs. A. Horack of Whitby visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Dempster. Mrs. William Burke of Quyon, Que.. visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Herbert os Mrs' John Hallworth visited her daughter, Mrs. R. Junkala Mr. Junkala and family of Min- now Lake. J Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Run- nalls of St. Catharines renewed acquaintances in town over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hughes returned to Haileybury' this week after spending the winter in Florida. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond McIntosh and family on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huff of Timmins|. Mr. and Mrs. N. Morissette left on Monday for New York where they will sail on the Queen Elizabeth for a two month trip to Europe. Mrs. Nancy Stevenson and daughter, Christy of North Bay visited with her sister, Mrs. A. D. Hellens, Mr. Hellens and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Belanger of Vancouver renewed acquain- tances in town last week. It was very pleasant to meet these for- mer Northerners. Mrs. W. R. Lowery has return- ed from Toronto, where she was a guest of her daughter Mrs Geo. Klein, Mr. Klein and family. Mrs. J. W. MacDonald was a week-end guest of her daughter, Mrs. Bill Ramesbottom, Mr. Ramesbottom and family in En- glehart. BORN--To Mr.and Mrs. Jack Plaunt (nee Claudette Thisdelle) a daughter--Lynn Marie, on Sat- urday, April 30th, at the Miseri- cordia Hospital. BORN --To. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams (nee Hazel Coe) a daughter, Sharon Daisy. on Sunday, April 24th, 1955, at the Misericordia ' Hospital. BORN--To Judge and Mrs. John B. Robinson (nee Julia Bridger) a daughter Nora Mi- nette on Wednesday, Alpril 27th at the New Liskeard Hospital. Vic McMahon spent the week- end in Montreal and was accom- panied home by Mrs. McMahon and girls, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. en Gooding and children of North Bay spent the week-end with Mrs. Gooding's mother, Mrs. Emma Grant, her grandmother, Mrs. John Gutcher and other relatives in town. |Condensed Ads HOUSE FOR SALE--and Cub Tractor with 10 pieces of equip- ment. Phone 619W. 9-3* ROOM FOR RENT -- Modern conveniences and home iprivile- eges. Phone 689. 9-1-* FOR SALE--One C.C.M. Girls' Bicycle in good condition; One Lawn Mower.' Phone 215. 9-1 * CLEANING of Chairs, CHES- TERFIELDS, Rugs, Upholst- éring, etc., now possible in the Convenience of your own home at lowest spring prices by John & Eddy. For free estimates and appointment. Phone 558. 9-2-* FOR SALE--A Small Size elec- tric Refrigerator in first class condition; price reasonable. Phone 482 9-1-c HOUSE FOR SALE--Brewster St. Five rooms plus sunroom. Beautiful view. Modern kit- chen. Hot water oil heated. Full size basement; immediate possession. Phone 213. 8-tf FOR SALE--Well-built Cabin 2 bedrooms. living room. sep- arate kitchen, some furniture; located one mile from Goward on Cedar Lake. Apply iy writing to Box 153. Hailey- bury, Ont. 7-1-c WANTED--Plain Cook. Apply to Mrs. A. J. Murphy, 100 Lake Shore Road 7-tf PICTURE FRAMING--at Mac- Lean's, 110 Main St. 44-tf. WANTED--Young Man over the age of 21 who would like to enter the hote] business. Apply Hote] Haileybury. Telephone 99 Haileybury. 2-2c TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.10 a.m. 4.25 p.m. 11.59 p.m. DAYLIGHT TIME Single Return $7.15 $12.90 __MNION. BUS TERMINAL _ 'NO RTH BAY -- Remember= Mother with a 4 | from ABRAHAM'S LADIES' WEAR OAD DDADADDD DDD DOD DD ODDO Os | | | Choose Your Mother's Day Gift from SMALLMAN'S Give Her BeALITY PREPARATIONS Women are charmed with the new thrill of Tiffany Cosmetics «Call in and let us show you this complete cosmetic line. Perfume Face Powder * Lipsticks Lotions Rouge _ Talcum Cream Deodorant Dusting Powder Cologne Creation sere once nt GEMM oeuc stoecs -- SMALLMAN'S | DRUG STORE- ~~ Mrs. Rene Miette of Tema- gami spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Phillion and family. There will be an African Violet Tea in the Community Hall, Co- balt, Tuesday, May 10th at 3:00 {p-m.. Speaker will be Mrs. F. Copeland of the Copeland Voilet House. Mr. and Mrs. V. St. Louis and Shirley were called to Egan- ville, where Mrs. St. Toure brother, Sam St. Louis had the misfortune to lose his store and house which were destroyed by fire. Mrs. G. M. George returned home after spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Syming- ton and Dr. Symington at Sault Ste Marie. Mrs. Symington ac- companied her mother home for a few days. St. Paul's W. A. Appoints Convenors for Tea -- . J. T Leishman and Mrs' _MAY 5th, C. Grozelle were named conven- Canadian travellers in 1954 spent foreign travellers spent in Cana- ors for a tea to be held at the home of Mrs. Hi. F. when they met on Tuesday after- noon in the parish hall. Final plans for the rummage sale on Friday morning, May 6th were completed. Att the tea, Mrs. Jack Hall- worth and Mrs. John Gilkes will convene the produce table. Talent money was collected from the members and the meet ing closed with prayer and a so- cial half hour enjoyed. For the fourth year in a row SALE! Take Advantage of the Bargains at Cc. E. FLEMING'S CLOSING OUT SALE CODPMOPDDODDODIDLILIINE DLS. OID LID IO LN fn I LE SL ISILON Coutt's Cards. Joe Mother at WHITSBY'S Please Mother with a Gift of ELIZABETH ARDEN SUNDAY, MAY 8th Phone Stuart's Raspberry Jam. Lemon Juice, 6-oz. tins - Milko, Instant, 1-lb. Raisins - Water Pickles, Roe 16 Flour, 7 lb. Five Roses Marshmallows, 1|6-oz. Onion Setts, lb. - Surf, reg. 10c off Old Dutch Cleanser Javex, 32-0z. Pork Chops, lb. _ Pork Loins, |b. EDEY'S Food Market Allen's Apple Juice, 48-oz. _ Boneless Chicken, 7-072. - Shortning, Snowflake, -lb. Meat Department Bacon, pkg. rindless, 1-lb. Sausage, Pure Pork, |-lb. Z 23 - 5 24-02. . She Deis Wier V4 (6: _ ei PTE 39c _ 45c 2 lbs. for 4Ic | OOCe| Be | 23c 37c 25c 80c | Yd tore Plo) ~ | 26c OZ Strong, . more in other countries than'da -- $380,000,000 against $900,- VARIETY BAKERY HOME MADE BREAD and PASTRY POTATO CHIPS é Come In and Try Our COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS Open--10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Every Day 1 | war HEAT R ~ HAILEYBURY -- LAST TIMES TODAY COBALT -- FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MAY 6th and 7th "The High and the Mighty" Plus: "Black - Fury" HAILEYBURY -- FRI., SAT., COBALT--MONDAY and TUESDAY, MAY 6th and 7th MAY 9th andl 10th §. BATES aes. TECHWICOLOR --wwronen, WIN MIN THAN Screenplay by ERIC AMBLER - Directed by ROBERT PARRISH Produced by JOHN BRYAM Added Attraction "The Spanish Main" Color by Technicolor Maureen O'Hara, Paul Henreid, Plus News and Cartoon inl ln an et ll lla ace nn i a lt nln al alle allies nile ile ote tee eee ee | HAILEYBURY--After Sun. Midnight, Mon., Tues., MAY 9, 10 COBALT -- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, May 1ith, 12th == ACD Ue FON aE Rone TEN ME Neh = segond Hit ENTERTAINMENT -- 6 'Inferno"' (In Technicolor) Rhonda FLEMING, William LUNDIGAN -- ADULT Robert RYAN, EMPIR THEATRE NewLiskeard single bill. Mon. to Sat --Doors open at 6.30 p.m Gn Double bills, last complete shov' at 8.15 pin Show at 7 and 9 pm THURSDAY NITE 1S PHOTO-NITE This Week's Cash Offer Totals $595.00 Starting Today, FRI., SAT. BING CROSBY "WHITE CHRISTMAS" News, Cartoon MAY 5th, 6th, 7th DANNY KAYE MONDAY, TUESDAY "Trouble ih the Glen" Victor McLaglen, Margaret Lockwood, News, Cartoon,, Short MAY 9th and 10th WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, "Human GLORIA GRAHAME i ADULT ENTERTAINMENT MAY 11th and 12th Desire" GLENN FORD HAILEYBURY -- WED., THURS., COBALT--FRI. and SAT., JAMES ' STEWART: ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S MAY 11th and 12th MAY 13th and 14th eREAR: WINDOW : 2 GRACE KELLY WENDELL.COREY THELMA RITTER COLOR BY: TEECHNICOLOR Plus "Tarzan' s Hidden Jungle" . Coming Soon Watch for Play Date "The Student Prince" IN CINEMASCOPE and TECHNICOLOR F ane \