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'ITW. <CANAT>AN MTATESMAN, BOVMANVILLE, ONTARIO THUItSDAY, 81 q k RPT. 10, 1953 PHONE . 3303 i Turn Page for Articles For Sale rWO oilclieap. Phone Additional ,iassfied 0n4c.ln sae 1 ub:\ .NS pianoineclntsa, .ENGc.AIGEM~ENT Api 12 Prospect st. 3- rONTlio potatoos. 75 lb. hags, Mr. and Mrs. \Arthur .1. 10 w-niie.Phn Hampton, anc'uneice t t- r,,a,- 31-tf mont of their eIder dî:her .--" ____- Wand Lenate ~'s ~ l-ON Ibedsteid \witli springs, Clark, youngest so o îi, siz'e. In exelln Mrs. Charles F. Cla'.- i 'lolo'2,0 t- Perry. T ituai iar \ l 'hk~ Conditi oun. oi 20. 3- place 01 r met 1c . 1 e '~lichesterfield suites, thrce- the bide' parcnts.pîecc velour, only $59.50 a Mr. ad Mmphyivr ofPhono 811. 37-i Oshawa w îsh 1otail,"*o. il,¼eoIle'l'WO-furrow Oliver tractor plow, engagementet te:m .ui ' of iiood condition. Phone New- Dorth Mm:. c' m ~i sew Iastle 2.566. 37-1* art Pa.sLeç%. son' of M.and Ms Harold A. Pzsco&' Of ltirn ON-quarter horse power auto- The wilm:g ~îl tak'-plaie matic cani soaler. Phone 2325. Sinwoe Stree't IUuîted Church. 37-1* Oshawa. on Saturdav. october .3rd. 9,;,. >It 3 o'cbock p.11. 37. -1 1UANTITY of potato bags and h I-quert baskets, elso a music Mm\I. and MIrs. Sidne\v Canfield. icabinet. Phone 2694. 37-1* Oshawa. vwisli se aniiokinethe engagement of the ir onlv daught- SILENT Glowv spaco heater, bn or. onoElse, N.,to ossgood condition. Write Box 61, Percy Huhbard. youngest s c/oandnnSttsmno3- Mm. and Mrs. Benjamin Hubhard. WEBER'S piano, medium size, Burketon. The marriage will upright, for $50.00. Apphy 13 take place on Saturday, Sept. Orebard View. 37.1e 26th, et 3 o'clock ho the_ First Baptist Church, Oshawa. 37-1 FOLDING bahy carniage in siiv- or gray, in good condition. Phono MARRIAGE 2698. 37-1 DAVEY-DEWEL-On Frîday, August 28, 1953, in Bowmanville, by Rev. T. A. Morgan, Gertrude, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dewell, Bowmanville, Ontario, to Harry Davey, son of Mrs. Davey and the late Edgar Davey, Leskard, Ont. 37-1* DEATHS CURTIS-At the residence, Ken- dal, Tuesday, September 81h, 1953, Emma Beaman Curtis, be- loved wife of William A. Curtis in her 7lst year. Resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bow- manville, until Thursday noon. Service in Kendal United Church on Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Inter- mient Orono Cemetery. 37-1 EDGERTON-At Memorial Hos- pital, Bowmanville, on Tuesday, September 8th, 1953, Herbert Edgertan, husband of the late Isabella Chapman, aged 87 years. Resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Service in Chapel on Friday at 2 o'clock. Interment Bowmanviile Ceme- tery. 37-1 GRAHAM-In Kingston, on Monday, September 7th, 1953, Charles Graham, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Graham, Newcastle, in his 69th year. Resting at Northcutt & Smith Funeral Home, 53 Division Street in Bowmanville. Service on Thursday, September 1th, at 2 p.m. Interment Lakeview Ceme- tery, Newtonville. 37-1 SHEEHAN-At Memorial Hos- pital, Bowmanville, on Wednes- day, Sept. 2nd, 1953, Michael H. Sheehan, aged 10 months, belov- ed son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sheehan. 10 Anne St. Service was held at the Morris Funeral Chap- el. Bowmanville, on Friday, Sept. 4th, at 2:30 p.m. Interment Bow-, manville Cemetery. 37-1 Reception Mr. and Mrs. John Shackle7- ton, 85 Liberty St., wil'l ho home to their friends and neighbours on Saturday, September l2th. afternoon and evening on the occasion of their 35th wedding anniversary. 36-2 Notices Miss Hodgins' office wil ho closed until September 21. 36-3 Dr. W. H. Birks' office wiii ho closed fom Aug. 3th to Sept. lSth inclusive. 35-3 Dr. C. W. Slemon's office on Church St. wilho closed for holidays from Friday, Sept. 11 to Fiday, Oct. 2 (autumo boi- days). 36-2 COMING EVENTS The Woma's Auxiliary of St. George'-, Church, Newcastle, are planning to hold a toc and sale of work on Tuesday, November l7th. Reserve this date. 37-1 Dance at Solina Community Hall, Friday, September h8th, under auspices of Libmary Board. Brvce Brown's Sevenaires Orch- estra. Prizes. Admission, lady 50c, gent 75c. 37-2* The Salvation Armny will ho holding its axinual Thanksgiving tumkey supper on Wednesday. October th et the Lions Com- munity Centre. Supper wiII ho served from 9 o'clock until ahl are served. Tickets wil ho $1,00 per adult and 50c per child. 37-1 Enniskillen thankoffeming serv- ices on Sonda, Septembor 20 at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Guest speak- er, Rev. Milton Sanderson of Toronto. Special music by' Eh- enezer Harmony Boys. On Wed- nesday. September 23, commenc- iog at 4 p.m. a fu course turkey supner wvill ho sorvedi. Music during supper hour. Admission: aduits $1.50, children under 12 years 75c. 37-2 Repairs ]REPAIRS to ail makes of refrig- erators, domestic and commer- cial: milking coolers. Higgon Electric, 42 King St. E. Phono 438. 25-tf MEDIUM sized space heater only used three months. Phone 2865. 37-1 QUEBEC heater and pipes in, good condition, will sel cheap Phone 457. 3 7 - l BABY hutler in good condition. Apply Mrs. D. J. Gilhotily, 7 On- tario St. Phone 3595. 37-1* QUANTITY of wood shavings. You pick up, no charge. Paul H. Simpkin Cabinet Co. Ltd., 160 Church St. 26-tf TOMATOES, hy basket. or bush- el. Bring your own containers. H. C. Pedwell, Newcastle. Phone Clarke 38-SSL. 37-1 * SWEET corn, 25e a dozen, and tomatoos $1.75 a bushel, or by the basket. Harry Bartlett. Phone 2790. 37-1* SAVE on lumber, direct from mill to you. Phillips Lumber Co., Kinmount, ont. Phono 17rl1. 13-tf HEAVY-DUTY electric range,j reasonable price, electric heater in good condition, price $7.00. Phono 879. 37-1 NEW Motorola Television set, 17-loch sereen, table model, only $279 at Murphy's, Phone 811. 37-1 INTERNATIONAL corn binder, power take-off, in good con- dition. L. Lowery, 94 r 1, Omono. 37-1* IF BACKACHES are slowing you, up, take Rumacaps cnd help yourself to relief from pains and aches. Ask your drîîggist. 37-1 TEXT books, public and high school, all grades, baîf price. Also man's bicycle. Norm Eddy, Newcastle. 36-2:1 CORN, bost yet; apples, crabs, St. Lawrence, Ecrly Macs, As- trachan, pears, plums, tomatoes and cucumbers. Shcw's Market. 37-1' DOMINION piano in excellent condition. For information tele- phono 492 Bowmanville or cal at 204 Chureh St. F. J. Mitchell. 37-1 CONCRETE and cinder blocks, new style, full 8" high, at re- duced pricos. For free estim- ates phone Bowmanvilo 846. 18-tf VENETIAN Blinds, 25 different cohours of tapes, 15 slat cohours, Flexalum, Aluminum or Steel, measured and installed free of charge. Phono 3121. \Veber's Fabrie Centre. 17-tf USED washirig machines, $49.50; used Westinghouse wvashi i n g machine, complote with pump, uscd onfly I, Year, regular $199, for $99-50) at MurphY's Furniture and Appliancc, 52 King S t. w., Bowmnvile.Plione 811. 37-h 102 Jr. MASSEY-Harris tractor (twin power), fu1lly equipped w'vith: starter, seal beani head- lighits. shifting lever, tractor in Ah condition. Mervin Neshitt, Nestleton, Ont., Phono Black- stock 44î'11. 36-2 MAPLE GROVE SASH & DOOR R. A. BOTHWELL Ph. 2400 Bowmanville R. R.. 3 SASH and DOORS WINDOIV FRAMES and DOOR FRAMES PICTURE and('S IT WINDOWVS STORMN SASH and SCREENS Treadle Models Standard or Odd Sizos and Iland Machine-- 37-~ Electrie Machines Service includes thorougl F OR SALE ing, oiling. testing, uf re-timing of your se-w DeLaval SILO 14'x30' with chine plus cleaning of m Metal Roof electric machines. N.-H. Forage HARVESTERS -Any parts desired will1 and BLOWERS -('omplete estimates in Dunham Tandem DISCS Frep. -A PIIF rLrvDlriL>. Used .-Il. Corn Forage HARVESTER P.T.O. John Deere CORN BINDER DISC PLOW for Ford or Ferguson Tractors S. S. Morion & Son .NEWV HOLLAND DEALER Phono 2279 37 Articles For Sale CUT bloom gladioli, $1.00 per dozcn. DailW delivery to hos- pital. Willow Acres. Phone 2456. 30-tf PROTECT your whole family at reasonable cost with a Polio Policy for two years. Phone 3098. 37-1* PRE-CAST concrete septic tanks, delivered and installed, any size from 300 gallons up. Sold through ail plurnbers. Brooklin Concrete Produets. Robt. Mt- Coy, Manager. Phone 155, Brook- lin, Ont. 37-12 PLOW SHARES - We now have a very large quantity of Ace bottom plow shares at Farm Equipment & Automotive, 134 King St. E., Bowmanville, Phone 689, after 6 p.rn. phone 331LI. 37-1 USED space heaters, $49.50 up; new Mitchell air conditioner distributed b:, Westinghouse, ,egular $299 for $249 at Murphy's Furniture and Appliance, 52 King St. W., Bowmanville, Phone 811. 37-1 USED electric cook stove, used washing machine, used coal and wood stove and somne other articles. Apply to C. L. van Klaveren, two miles east of Bowmanville on Highway No. 2. 37-1 USED Oliver' 66 tractor, farm wagon, new tires, $175,00; M-H. sil filuer with 40' pipe. $65.00; I.H.C. crm harvester, all types of nexv farm equipment. Tyrone Garage, Goodison Oliver Sales end Service. Phono 2882. 37-2* NEW floor polishers, regular $64,50, for $54.50; new G.E. elec- trie kettles, regular $14,50, for $12.50; new G.E. irons, regular $14,50, for $12.50, et Murphy's Fumnitume and Appliance, 52 King St. W., Bowmanville, Phono 811. 37-1 " For the Latest Papers " For the Finest Paints " For the Best Workmanship S. G. PRESTON & SON PHONES 2417 - 912 TILE 49-tf CERAMIC - PLASTIC RUBBER - MARBOLEUM H. G. HEAL Phone 2902 Bowmanville l4tf GOOD Princess Pat cook stove witb pipes, Empire heater, nearly new, with pipes; modemn kitch- en cabinet, wvhite, with black trim; couch bed with mattress, single; 1 Congoleum rug 9x13½/ with insulation felt; 1 Rexoleumn rug 9x12 with insulation felt; jacket heater, nearly new, Ward-i en King No. 2 with pipes and tep. Phune 3603. 37-11: USED refrigerator, recondition- ed and gualrnteed, $79.50; used Astral refrigerator, less than 1 year old, guaranteed 3 years, S79; new Westinghouse and Deepfreezo refrigerators, 1Il'/' cu. ft., regular $469, for $399; 91' ou. ft., regular $339, for $299 et Murphy's Furniture and Ap- pliance, 52 King St. W., Bow- manville. Phone 811. 37-1 DRAPERIES and venetian hinds custom made, or draperies sold by the yard. Our representative will cali at your home any time with a complete range of samples and suggestions without obliga- tion. Free estimates and free in- stallation within 35-mile area. Lowest prices in town. Fabric Town, 59 King St. W. Phono 3609, Bo\vmanville. 8-tf USED rangettes, $19.50; used 4- humner eleetric stove, closed elemnents, under ovon, oven con- trol, one year old, like new, $12,5; 1 onl y Supreme rangette,1 3-humner, losed elements, oven control, reguler $110, used sixi mionths, noxv $69.50; 3-bumner electric range, closed elements, white enemel, only $7950 at Murph Y's Furniture and Appli- ance, 02 King St. W., Bowman- ville. Phono 811. 37-1 Fali Wheai FERTILIZER C. 1. L. FREE SOIL TEST of Orchards on Reriuest GEO. A. WALTON Dealer NEWCASTLE PHONE 321 37-1 FALL SERVICE SPECIAL $6.50 gh dlean- fing and ýing ma- motor on be extra advance -A Sinzer lixill be Loaned to you wvhile yours is being serviced. Dia! Bowmanville 3649 Mr. Pogue is a member of our staff from your Singer Sewing Centre 47 WVALTON ST. PORT HOPE 37-1 Articles For Sale USED Appliances - -Rogers Majestic console radio; General Electric console radio; Marconi console radio; Grahamette two- burner range; two Hostess re- frigerators at Farm Equipment & Automotive,.134 King St. E., Bowmanville, Phone 689, after 6 p.m. phone 3312. 37-1 UJSED tractor and farm mach- inery - Farmaîl "A" with cul- tivator; Farmaîl Cub with cul- tivator, plow and mower; Farm- ahl Super "C", two years old; Farmali 'H"; John Deere row crop, two-plow tractor; all tractors overhauled, painted and guaranteed; Case automatic bal- er; Massey seed drill; Massey 7 ft. binder:; Allis Chalmers two- furrow ploxv, at Farm Equip- ment & Automotive, 134 King St. E., Bowmanville, Phone 689 after 6 p.m. Phone 3312 37-1 Custom Made ALL ALUMINUM COIMBINATION Storm Windows and Doors M. JURKO PHONE 2753 36-tf Help Wanted PIN boys wanted for Martyn's Bowling Academy. Apply to George Elliott. 34-4 CLERK9, typist, for the Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Apply to Superintendent. 37-1 EXPERIENCED tomato pickers wanted. Joe Crawford, Hamnp- ton. 37-1* APPLE piekers, starting Septem- ber 14. Apply Rob. Roy. Phone 2126. 37-1 GIRL or young woman for clerk- bookkeeper, good working con- ditions. Write Box 63, c/o The Canadian Statesman. 37-1 MAN wanted for mixed farming, orchard and dairy, single pre- ferred. George Walton, New- castle. 37-1 BOY for work on dairy farm, 15 years of age or over. Apply Eber Milîson. Phone 2645, Bow- manville. 37-2'ý WAITRESS, preferably exper- ienced, steady year round em- ploymnent. Apply in person, Honey Hollow Restaurant, N"ew- castle. 37-2 MIDDLE-AGED woman to, came for two motherless children while father is at work; live in, own separate room, modern home in town. Apply Box 66, c/o Canadian Statesman. 37-l* RAWLEIGH business now open in Bowmanville. Trade well established. Excellent opportun- ity. Full time. Write at once. Rawleigh's, Dept. 1-140-189, Montreal. 37-1 YOUNG woman or widow with pleasing personality and some knowledge of office procedure to work part or full timie in local office. Write Box 67, c/o The Canadian Statesman, Bowman- ville. 37-if HOW would you like to establish yourself in a business of your own with a real future'? Seli our 250 guaranteed products to friends and neighbours. Write for free catalogue and details. Familex, Dept. 2, 1600 Delorim- ier, Montreal. 37-1 YOUTH with High School Education for Office- Messenger Apply Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. BOWMANVILLE 37-1 Clerk - Typist Required by Bowmanville Office of large Ontario Organization. Pleasant working conditions Attractive starting salary with annual progression. Pension, Insurance, Blue Cross and P. S. I. Plans are available. Typîng is necessary WRITE TO P. O. Box 179 Lost ONE Holstein heifor, strayod from pasture. ];, mile east of Hampton. S. W. Brooks. Phone 2227. 37-1 BLACK Cocker Spaniel, child's pet. Answers to name of Mickey. Mrs. Don Myles, 124 Liberty St. N. Phone 887. 37-1 A RHINESTONE necklace, he- tween Burketon and Bowman- ville. Sentimental value. Phone 3032, or leave at 46 Liberty St. N. 37-1 Work Wanted DARLINGTON Abattoir, Hamp- ton, for custom killing. Phono 3243. 32-tf DUTCH woman wants bouse- work fe-w days a week. Apply 78 King St. W., Bowmanville. 37-If CERTIFIED nurse's assistant would like work in doctors or dentist's office. Write Box 64, c/o Canadien Statosmen. 37-1* IF YOU have aîiy carpentry work or intend to emodel, build or like layout assistance for your new homo, give us a caîl, no job too big, no job too smchh. For freo estimates and a guaranteed job Phono Don Brooks, 3670. 34-tf BULLDOZING and EXCAVATING TRENCHING and LOADING BY HOUR OR CONTRACT - Free Estimates Given - WM. TR!PP PORT PERRY R. R. 2 PHONES: Res. 109r42, Office 392 22-tf PAINTING PAPER HANGING Full selection of PARALAC PAINTS and PAPERS - FREE ESTIMATES- Howard S. Brooking PHIONE 2702 42-tf Concrete and Masonry Work GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS Foundations - Floors Sidewalks, etc. Don't Wait until Fal for requirenients Free EFtimates - Prompt Service L. TURNER P.O. Box 177 Bowmanville Phone: Evenings 3231, Days 3600 33-tf NASONRY CONSTRUCTION BRICK - BLOCK Chimneys Repaired and Rebuilt Sidewalks, Concrete, General Industrial and Residential Contracting - Competent Workmianship- FREE ESTIMATES ANGER BROS. PHONE 2643 12-tf BULLD OZING EXCAVATING GRADING SAND AND GRAVEL PROMPT SERVICE LILLEY BROS. R. R. No. 3 - BOWMANVILLE O SHAWA Diai 5-4902 34-tf FURNACES Air Conditioning Ou Burners Sheet Metai Work EXPERIENCE COUNTS Eavestroughing DAVIS & CO. 2 Mill Lane Bownianville Phono - Day or Night, 3412 - 691 16-tf W. A. KILPATRICK COMPLETE Plumbing and Heating INSTALLATIONS - REPAIRS for Bowmauville and surround- ing district by skilled tradesmen No job too large or ton small to ho appreciated Up-to-date Plumbing Equipment with Latest Styles Plumbing Accessories Cail us for Free Estimaies PHIONE Bowmanville 3613 24-tf Boom For Rent LARGE hcdroom. suitahie for twu, breakfast if dcsired. Appîy Mrs. Melbourne Wight, 84 Church St. Phone 3257. 37-C~ I I Re al Estate For Sale 1 Real Estate For Sale 1 BUILDING lot for sal e on Cole- man St. Les. Anderson. Phone 2215. 37-1* EXTRA large lot, 85 f t. frontage with barn. Apply 264 King St. East. 37-tf1 H. C. Pedwell Newcastle Phone Clarke 38SSL Agent for W. J. Warren, Broker Agincourt Ontario 36-1 Two and three bedroom houses for sale, also country properties. Mrs. A. P. Janzen Bowmanville Phone 2726 hi Duke Street Local Agent for John F. DeWith, Realtor 37-1* NEW 1954 Colonial Homes cat- alogue, prices quoted with or without erection, 1/5 down, monthly payments. You supply lot and foundation. Represent- ative G. Badger, 205 King St. E.. Bowmanville. Colonial Homes Ltd., 39 Prince St., Oshawa. 37-3 CEMENT block house, 24 x 28, inside not finished, can be madè five rooms. Trout creek, natural park, four miles north of Bow- manville, hydro available, im- mediate possession. Small down paynent. Phone 2433. 38 Con- cession St. 37-1* SIX-room furnished house, East Beach, partly winterized, heavy wiring. basement, furnace, and screened verandah. Small down payment, balance monthly pay- ments. Immediate possession. Phone Alvin C. Clemens, 38 Con- cession St. 37-l* REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Properties Sold, Rented, Managed and Appraised L. M. ALLISON Real Estate Broker Phone 2566 - Newcastle, 'Ont. Two blocks north of traffic signal, Newcastle. 0t 1 1/2 storey bouse, now, 5 rooms, son porcb, good gardon, garage. Reasonahie torms. Ownor mov- ed to eity. We have bungalows, Il/' storey bouses and 2 storey bouýses. Consoît us before buying. F. A. Bruce, Broker, Toronto Local Agent: Mrs. M. E. Leask Phono 919 65 Ontario St., Bowmanville 37-1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6 room new insul-brick bouse, stoker fumnace, ahi modemn con- veniences, lot 65x550, good hon bouse; cao ho bought on easy terms. 4 room bungalow, 2 acres of land, workshop and garage, chose to Courtice. $2,500 witb $1,000 cash. Immediate possession. 110 acres. 85 acres , workable, flowing well, 2 large henk haros, good bouse witb hydro, etc. Price $13,500. Terms. H. C. Pedwell ,Newcastle, Phone Clarke 38-SSL Agent for W. J. Warren 37-i DE WITH REAL ESTATE 55-acre farm, in good location; l0-roomed brick bouse, with beavy wiring, good water sup- ply, bcnk haro. Price $6,000. 85-acre farm, good location; 7- roomed solid brick house, mod- ern kitchen, full basement, fumo- ace and bathroom, heevy duty wiring, creek, benk barn with modemn stabling. Price $16,500. 50-acre farm, Coîhorno, with 9- roomed frame bouse, large barn. Price $2,800. Termis. 150-acre farmn on paved road, close to highway, clay. hoam, with good brick bouse, every convenienco, good bank barn. First class farm. Price $20,000. 200-acre farm, sandy loam; 7- roomed brick bouse, bank haro, 2 wells. Price $7,500. 5-roomcd insul-brick bouse, 5 years old, centre Newvcastle, hot and cold running wator, heavy wiring, bathroom. Price $5,000. Ternis. 7-roomed frame house, centre Newcastle, with hydro, coller. Price $4,000. Down $1,000. 8-moomed framne bouse on high-ý way, with welI, heavy wiring. Price $5,500. Termis. 6-roomed insul-briek house on highway, 4 vears old, every, con- venience, etc. Price $6.5001. Modern 5-roomed new bouse in Orono, with 2 bathroows, hoat- ed garage, fuýli hasement, oil fumnace, double water wvorks, Iaundr ' v uhs, modemn kitchen with IbtilIt- in electric stove, etc., etc. Prico $13,500. We have 2,5 more farmns for sale; also homes ini Newcastle. Bow- manville, etc. Drop in and meke your choice. John F. I[?eWith, Realtor Newcastle, Ont. Phono 3341 37-1 Real Estate Wanted WTO have cash buyers waiting for good farms. If you are think- ing of selling. give us a ring. 7 13. or drop in et 8F) King St. East. H. A. inhîlp. Salesman Donald Scott Real Estate 37-tf DONALD SCOTT REAL ESTATE $3,000 down for this new 5 roomn brick home in town. Hardwood floors, 4-piece bath, hot water heater, laundry tubs, heavy wir- ihg, garage and large lot, 30 days possession. $9,000 total price for this 10- roomn solid brick centrally locat- ed house. At present is in two apartments, could easily be made into four. Oil furnace, heavy wiring, buiît-in cupboards, two 3-piece baths, two hot water heaters, large lot, easy ternis. '7-roomn frame house, insulated, hydro, hardwood floors, garage and large lot, 4 miles from Bow- manville. Total price $5,900, ternis. Immediate possession. $2,500 down, for this modern 7- room insul brick in town, new oll furnace, insulated, heavy wir- ing, one 3-piece bath, one 2- piece bath. full basement and, large lot, 30 days possession. Grocery and sundry store on mainstreet, larffe turnover, fully equipped with show cases, cash register, coolers, etc.; good lease. $3,000 plus stock at invoice will handle. Drop in and see us at 85 King St. East, for many other homes, farms and choice building lots. H. A. PhiIp, Salesman Dial 713 Oshawa Dial 3-2612 Res. 2620 37-1 NIXON REAL'ESTATE. 6-room insui brick bungalow in village, -j4 acre, hydmo, garage, but-in cuphoards, storms and scmeens, decorated, small fruit, close to sehool and ehurch. $5,000 for quick sale. Possessionar ranged. 1 2 green bouses, one heated with bot water and the other cen ho heated, on ¼/-acre lot withiC 3- room cornent block bouse, bath, heavy wiring, extra equîpment. $6,000. Possession 30 days. 4-room solid brick semi-detach- ed 3-pieco bath, full hasement, $4,000. Terms. 5-roomn brick, almost new, suni- room and garage. Many extras. $3,000 wili carry. 8-room brick homo on No. 2 with 3-piece bath_, immeculate con- dition, on 1 acre land, attaehed garage, extensively landscaped with peronnials, small fruit, etc. $5,000 down. 6-room soiid brick, 2-piece bath, insuhated, 3 hedrooms, double garage, on a good street, $7,000. Terms. Grist mill and 9-room frame bouse, long established business, grinder, oller, feed mixer, seed cloaner, large stomege, water sup- ply, hydro, garage. Appmoxim- atéhy 5 acres; owner retiring. $7,500. Terms for this complote business. James Nixon, Broker 160 Liberty St .N. Bowmanville Phono 682 37-1* Cars For Sale '46 CHEVROLET, good con- dition, cash or torms. Phono 2318. 137-1 1949 PONTIAC in good con- dition. Apply to C. L. van Klav- oren, two miles oast of Bowman- ville on Highway No. 2. 37-1 '37 CHEV. 24'-ton truck, bas a '48 motor; mechanical condiion and tires are good, newly paint- ed. Harvey Smith, Phono 2015. 37-1 Cars - Cars - Cars For the fincst in used cars see us at your earliet convenience at Art's Car Market 175 King St. W.,. Bowmanville, Ontario Cash, Trade and Terms We build botter customers PHIONE 2148 36-2* TENDERS WANTED TENDERS are wanted for stuc- coing tho 00W Canadian Legion Hall, Queen St., Bowmanville. Particulars of -this job mray ho obtained fromn Alex Mairs, 64 Wellington St. or by telephoning 3695 aftor 5 p.m. 2 Seed f or Sale DAWBUL Wheat and Fall Rye. Griffin Sood Cleanors, Enniskil- Ion, Phone 2977, 36-2 NO. 1 Dawhul seed wheat for sale. Harry Beauchamp. Phono 2661. 37-1 SEED wheat, Cornell Registered No. 1, treated with panogon. J. W. Boyd, 51r18 Orono. 37-1 SEED wheat, registemed No. 1 and Govemnment Standard No. 1 Cornoîl and Dawhul. Treated with panogen to control smut and root diseases. Phono 2813, Gamnet Rickard, Bowmanville. 37-f SEED WHEAT - Registered Comnoîl 595, grown from regis- tered seed purchased from Ahex M. Stewart & Son, one of Cen- ada's ]eading seed growoms, Ailsa Craig, Ont. Phono Orono 86r18. Chas. A. Glenney. 3- Livestock For Sale 10 PIGS, eight weeks old. Ai- fred Allin. Phono 2332. 37-1* TWO Holstein calves Éuitable for vealing. Apply Orval Hindman. Phone 2254. 31 PUREBRED Tamworth hc serviceable ago. Fred Cowlin Burketon.371 Wanted To R*ý A FOUR or f ive-room apartment or house unfurnished. A. Shee- han. Phone 3420. 37-1* HOUSE or apartment ln or noar Bowmaoville, two adults and one child. Phono 3261. 37-1* APARTMENT,- house or flat, three rooms or more, four of a family, two school age children. Phone 663. 37-1 For Rentr FIVE-roomed houso about four miles north of Bowmanville. Phone 805. 37-1 SMALL fumnished winterized, oil heated cottage at Newcastle at the lake, from Oct. lst to May lst. Phono Newcastle 2178, k George Famncomb. 3- Wanted To Buy A GOOD used doli carnage. Phone 2512. 37-1* ONE child's playpen in good condition. Phono 2793. 37-if BEFORE selling your live poul- try, try us. Our prices arc high- or. M. Flatt, R.R. 1, Bethany. Phono 7 r 13. Reverse charges. 51-tf WANTED-Live poultry, goose feathers, feathor ticks, scmap iron, ags and moetels. Ramw furs and deerskins. Phono 3-2043 Oshawva, coileet. 46-tf The Canadian Statesman CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES ARTICLES FRnSALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE FOR RENT - HEL? WANTED CARS FOR SALE LOST - FOUND - ETC. Cash Rate - - 3c pr word wth a minimum cf S0c Muai b. paid by date ot insertion If charged, an additionai 25c wili be added. A charge of 25c «Il b. de fai alilreplies direCted 10 Z, office. NOTICES, COMN '1TB AND CARDI OrTWNK 3c a ward with a minimum ci $100 for 33 words or lois. BIRTHS. DEATIfS. ENGAGEMENTS. MARRIAGES $1.00 per insertion IH MEM'ORIAMS $1.00 plus 10c a lin. for verse COMMERCIAL CLASSIFIEDI Includes il advertising foi pertans or lirms seiiing services. ideas or goods af any description' -3c per word; minimum charge 75c cash with order. To regular advertisers. payable monthly. Drsplay Claissified ai $1.50 per inch with a minimum cf one inch. Additional insertion, ai th. saine rates. Ail Classified Ad.. must b. in this office not later thon 1 12 o'ciock noon. Wednesdoy. Send cash, stamps or mon#y order and save money. Clip ibis oui for handy refèrence PAGE FOURTEEN I 1 1 1 gincourt AUCTION SALES Community Auction Sale ot fumniture, pots, pans, dishes atWr., fancy work, used flooring arnýýI, furnace wilho held at Pethick's Auction Shed, Friday evening, Sept. il at 7 p.m. This ia jour chance to dispose of Y h 'bn-; used articles. Terms cashM'Sle at 7 p.m. Friday evening. Adams and Boyd, Cierks. Clifford Peth- ick, Auctioneer. 3- The undersigned has received instructions from Mm. Herry Demczuk, Lot 22, Concession 3, Manvers Township, midway ho- tween Pontypool and Millhrook on the County Road, to soul 15y public auction on Wedoesday, September 23rd, commencing at 1 p.m. sharp, al I.is farm stock, implements, feed, potatoes, lumn- ber and some fumniture. For fù.rther perticulars soe bills. Terms cash. Farm sold. Jeck Reid, Auctioneer, Omono. 37-2 I bave received instructions from Mms. G. Gant to sol y public auction et hem residence, i'2 mile west and ½ý2 mile south of Crooked Creek, on Saturday, Sept. l9th at 1:30 p.m., ahi ber housohold fumnituro, carpentor tools, gardon vegetables, lawn fumnituro, '2-ton Dodgê pick-up truck, gardon tools and many other articles too nomerous to mention. Terms cash. F. Kim-. hall, Clerk. Lloyd Clysdale, Auctioneor. Phono 5 r 13, New- tonvîlle. * 37-2 Giving Up farming, farm ent- ed, 60 head of cattle including cows, springers, Holstein hoif- ors and calves (some vaccinat-~ ed). 10 Holstein heifers, due inr* Sept. and Oct.; 3 Jersey heifers, 10 Durham aod Hereford stcqck- ors. This is an exceptionally fine herd of cattie. Full lino of implements, including De- Laval milker, also 6 can Gem cooler. The property of George L. Scott, Lot 5, Con. 4, Twp. of East Whitby, 1 mile west of Taunton, Friday, Sept. llth, at 1 p.m. sharp. ternis cash. Pos- itively no reserve. J. H. Pascoe, clerk; Ted Jackson, auctioneer.