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PAGE FOURTEEN --~ ~ --] THE DAILY TI MES-GAZETTE \ THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1947 Use Times-Gazette Classified Ads For Quick Results BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 1--Auditors Articles For Sale .. 36 Articles Wanted ... 37 Female Help . 40 Wan ted ... Supplies GRAHAM BICKLE, ACCOUNTANT AU- ditor, Government i Teports and income tax forms prevared secretarial work. Phone 1004J. 29 Arthur Street. (Feb.13) A i. 8. .T BOR INS: CERTIFIED GEN- eral accountant, 24 Alger Bldg: King St. East. Phone 2127. Consulting ac- countant and auditor. (Jan13) Auction Sale .... Instruction 2-- Barristers LOUIS 8. HYMAN, Loans arr: Nora hone 67, Resi ranged ETC., a 'Simcoe 3051, (Pebl1) Male or CONANT AND ANNIS, BARRISTERS, 7, Simcoe St. 08 St. 1 Othawa Chons 4 Alla P. 4 4 (Febl) : GREER, K.OC. King Street o*° Restdens 3514. Resident oe Pollard, K.O. Usbriage, Solicitor etc., Phones: Office 814; Money to JAMES R (Febl) acBRIZN, BARRISTER d Solicitor Na 201 70 King East. ae Hotel. Phone 349. (Jani3) OSEPH P. MANGAN, K.C., BARRIS- ivy Solicitor Money to loan. Office 141, King St. East, Oshawa. Phone 445. Res, Phone 837. (Febl) schists Alo oA... tot A ' ERNEST MARKS, BARRISTER, SOLI- CLASSIFIED ONE INSERTION .. TW ONS INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Puneral Directors 8 Gardening pve Household Repairs 14 Houses For Rent Insurance ...... Loan Wanted Lost and Found .. Legal Notices ' Female Help Wanted ... 39a 1.00 EACH ADDITIONAL INSERTION 235 {Above rates apply only to original order. Subsequent insertions ordered at a later date constitute a new original order) 28 .. 8 see 10 we 98 2 eevee 42 Women's Column Wanted to Rent .. Wearing Apparel .. 33 AD RATES 20 Words Each gar or Less Word 05 01% Each initial letter, abbreviation full wor Al @lassified Advertisements $5. "20 words or an 20¢ additional for all words over 20. d. Box charged 10c bditionar before publication. Office Hours: 00 per month for $and ec , figure count as a MUST be in by 6 p.m. the day Daily 8-6; Saturday 8-5. 24--Personal 32--Automobiles For Sale King E., Room 2 citor, 11 8 © (Feb2) Douglas BRYCE, 384 RITSON South, s Good Health Products De- Office 55, ¥. E. N. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER. Vd Solicitor, Bank % 'Montresl Bulld- ing. Phone 99. (Febl) A. J. PARKHILL, ETC.. mortgage loans. National ing Act loans. 26 Simcoe North. Phone 1614 (Jan17) MANNING P. SWARTZ, BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary. Money to loan Bas- sett. Block, suite No. 4. Phone 282 Res 287TW. \ivery under $1. Phone 21TR. (Jan?) DO YOU PLAY A VIOLIN, SAXO- phone or guitar? Would you like to join an orchestra? If so, apply Box 950, Times-Gazette. (12b) '33 CHEV. COACH, SERIAL 6091770, B tires 500x17. Price $312, Heater. Trull, 360 Gliddon, Oshawa. (131 y 33--Automobiles Wanted AUTO 25--Real Estate For Sale 5-ROOM STUCCO HOUSE, LIGHTS, water, good b t, front v d garage, Possession arranged. Apply 26 Orchard Ave. North Oshawa. (13c) 3--Dentists fis ROOM HOUSE, ALEXANDER BLVD. May 1st. Phone 2763. (121) 8. J PHILLIPS, 13% SIMCOE ST. South, Phone 959. (Jan22) 4--Chiropractors 146 | Nolan Real Estate Broker, (Febl) . | low, one block from school and bus, 7 ROOMS, SEMI BUNGALOW, LAU- der Road. Large living-room, bath on main floor. Large lot, garage. Price Eight Thousand. Possession May 1st. 25 Prince | St. Phone 4153. (125) NEW MODERN FOUR-ROOM BUNGA- AIX hardwood floors, built-in bath, buflt- in cupboards, $4700. ($2500, cash, di 3 es- 5--Optometrists ©. H. TUCK, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, Hours § to 12, 3 to §. Phone Debawa. (Febs) JURY AND LOVELL -- OFFICE HOURS needs. All clwses of life. 22% ing Street East, phone Res. 3120W. (Febl) 7--Veterinarians DR. G. R. BOOTH. LARGE AND small animal surgery. 8t. West, Oshawa. Phone 21. (Feb) 8--Funeral Directors DALTON BURIAL COMPANY PUNERAL Home -- Ambulance Service, 75 Charles Street. Established 1889. Phone 401 (Jan20) 9--Money To Loan CLIENTS' MONIES AVAILABLE FOR first mortgages. Apply M. P. Swartz. Block, sul Barrister. Bassett te No 4. Telephone 282 (Jan20) FIRST MORTGAGE MONEY wa BUY MORTCAOS AND GREEMENTS Said North Shore Rory . Ltd, 40 ALGER BLUG. PHONE 81, OSHAWA (Tues-Thurs-Sat) 10--Instruction REGISTER NOW. CLASSES CO! mence each Monday. Shorthand, Typ- Simcoe * St. 11--Building Trades INSULATE TODAY, THE SILVER- Flex way. Reflective panelling work, factories, garages, stores. For further Blas, Phone 1352W. (Jan24) CREENED SAND, GRAVEL, CINDERS a . Evans Cartage, R.R. 3, Bow- a Phone 2255. (Feb2). H MOSIER SHEET METAL WORK, Alr conditioning. Dealer for new idea and Pease Furnaces. Phone 4505J. . (Jan5tf) KEITH CRAGGS, AND . DE- corator. Also a spraying. Ex. cellent Moron oy All work guaran- teed. Phone 3639. (Jan26) BAND, GRAVEL, 103M and general haulage. Courtice. Phone Oshawa Te (Jand4) TILE FLOORING LAID BY EXPERT setters. Variety ot colors. Free esti- mates Phone collect 653, Bowman- ville, Bromley and Son. (Janld) East. $5500 . | Murdoch Real Estate, 27 Warren, an2 y LARGE BUILDING, TWO APARTMENTS ce FURNITURE $3,800. Apply to 231 Mills Ave. Pos- Gazette. 4-ROOM COTTAGE, ALL OCONVEN- jcnues, Park Rd. South. Cash, Phone . ( (12b) Im- EL 1c) |chinchilla, size 42. Blvd. WRECKERS -- or wrecking. Highest THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten JUST TRY TOGETINTO THAT COMMUTERS BUS A FIRE SALE. of all =. THE INSIDE LOOKING OUT THERE'S ALWAYS ROOM FOR ONE MORE | B50) erm Dd: BUT WHEN YOURE ON ROOM N BACK! JES 36--Articles For Sale 7 Days Guaranteed Delivery on VENETIAN BLINDS Made to measure. Free estimates and installation. J. W. Melley. Phones: Days, 3287; Noon or Evenings, 4101W. Distri- butor for MET-WO Industries Ltd. (Tues-Thurs-Sat) | { IR paid. Phong 3362: 1278. ~ (Jan15) CASH FOR YOUR CAR. BRAMLEY , 1271 Simcoe St. North. (Jan30) SPOT CASH FOR YOUR CARS AT Dodd's car lot 278 Park Rd. 8. Phone 334M, (Jan18tf) 34--Pets and Livestock COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, REGIS- jorea, es, 6 weeks old. 461 ov ( COCKER SPANIEL PUP- dogs, blacks, blondes, reds ti-coloured. Reasonable, Waubena nnels, mile west conaws, Suen Highway. 35--Wearing Apparel SILENT GLOW OIL SURNERS FOP d Sharp preci Pb "401, Cooks an 1 one (Jan21tf) POTATOES, (Pe) COOKING APPLES AND for sale. Phone 2553J. OIL BURNERS FOR KITCHEN STOVES Immediate Delivery ) | PITTS' ELECTRICAL AGENCIES 12 Bond St. East Phone 3287 Open Every Night Except Wednesday until 9 o'clock te) e 37--Articles Wanted USED BABY BA' Phone 2032M, GOOD (13a) MAN'S OVERCOAT, DARK yar Good 6-ROOM FRAME, 147 COLBORNE ST. or nearest offer. Ap ne s, large hall for sore, dance hall or apartments. Good cellar. Apply 200 King West, up- stairs, Jan.16 ) | FUR CoAT. LN CONEY, SIZE 14. Osh LADY'S RED WOOL COAT, SIZE 12, good condition, Cheap. Phone 3151M. (13a) MAN'S WINTER OVERCOAT, FAWN, size 38-40. Apply 353 Mary St. (12b) HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB IRON |ho (135) metal, (Febl) GOOD USED FURNITURE W. ice boxes, Sook stoves and heaters. King W 3326W. ( 56 Feb5) HOUSE AND FOR SALE, session in 30 days. (81) BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME ON TWENTY ACRES Between Pickering and Whitby on Kingston Road Reception hall with fireplage, liv~ ing room 35x20 with 9 ft. fireplace, dining room 20 ft. square, sun- room 18 x 20, large sunny kitchen. Second floor has large master bedroom ensuite with bathroom and study 18 x 20, with imitation fireplace. Four other large bed- rooms; two complete bathrooms. Basement has recreation room 3, x 20 with large fireplace, large laundry room with fruit cup- boards, large bedroom and wine cellar. House constructed of solid brick throughout; built 15 years ago. PHONE PICKERING 116 (Thurs.Sat.Tues.Thurs.Sat.) | Celina St. ne 2020, (11c) Wi BUY AND SELL USED CLOTHING . | SPOT i) PAID FOR GOOD USED furniture, ice box, Quebec heater, cook stoves. 24 Bond West. Phone 166M, rilized, and lik a Carrying a big stock of overcoats suits and pants. Eid Bond St, W. Schwartz. (Feb?) 36---Articles For Sale MANTLE MIRROR, OVAL, SIZE 42" X 28" with ornamental gold frame, oak leaf d . Special reduced price $25. Phone (13a) KITCHEN SUITE, 6 PCS, Phone 3801J. (13b) FOR 'SALE, 1000 FT. OF GYPROC. AP- ply 303 Hillside Ave, - (13a) a Mg mo plates, bags, hea quty tire spreader. Cord, cushion = tread stock. Phone 539. 'Apply. 228 ONE BOX CARPENTER'S TOOLS, EX- cellent condjtion, Phone 407W. (13a) 3-PIECE MODERN STUDIO SUITE, for sale. Phone 3855R, (13a) (13b) | @ PIANOS WANTED FOR CASH. WIL- son & Lee, 79 Simcoe North. Phone 2388. Open evenings, 38--Female Help Wanted CAPABLE WOMAN FOR LIGHT housework, Full or part time for pall apar all 994W, Mrs. Foster. STENOGRAPHER, EXPERIENCE NO required, but rewarded. Apply Box 916, Times-Gazette (11c) 39--Male Help Wanted on (13b) Times- EXPERIENCED VACUUM salesman, Apply Box 924, azette, (13¢) ENERGETIC BOY TO LEARN PRINT: ing trade. Excellent opportunity to one who y 1s seriously interested in fan Ring » 2 ture in this business. pply to Cowley, Times-Gazette (1) USED HOUSEHOLD beds, all . stoves, dressers, dining-room, bedroom and kitchen suites, gas stoves, 3 and 4-burner, Logan Furniture, 799 Ger- rard St. East, Toronto, (13¢) KITCHEN CABINET, LARGE DOUBLE door ice box, round dining-room table, Apply 732 Short Albert. (13¢) NEW LAID EGGS FOR SALE. APPLY 473 Ritson Rd. South. (13a) YOUNG ROASTING CHICKENS, 30c per 1: rough dressed. Phone 4571W after (13b) FOR SALE--NEW, UNUSED GILSON 26--Real Estate Wanted FARM WANTED, 50 TO 100 ACRES. Close to Oshawa. Will rent With option Phone 3381M. (13a) 3-PC. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, ENA- mel ice box, kitchen table and chairs, All good condition, Apply 10 Cedar St., Ajax, (13c) of buying. Box 920, Times-G (12¢) PLAYERS--WINDUP PORT- 29--Rooms For Rent FURNISHED BEDROOM, CONTINUOUS hot water, 'very central, also garage. Phone 1068W. (13c) LARGE WARM ROOM, CONVERTED into bedroom and kitchen, furnished, central. Phone 1683W, (13¢c) LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS CON- tinuous hot water, Central location. Phone 4604W, 26 Gladstone Ave. (13a) ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. (13a) THREE ROO! Phone 3823J. BED-SITTING ROOM, FOR Phone 1531. RENT, (12¢c) ONTARIO FLOOR SANDERS. FLOO! laid, sanded, finished.. Old floors re. finished. Phone 3434J.--4277J. (Jan8) RS | LARGE BRIGHT COMFORTABLE BED- Phone 1628J. for gentleman. (12b) room, 12--Personal Services nh YON GUNTEN, EXPERT 8 maker. Repair shop at King treet West. Your patronage 8 King (Jan20) NEW SERVICE CLEANERS -- 16A Ontario St. a 707. (Jan20) 14--Household Repairs PU upholstered. See lals for recovering. D. W. Dalton, 75 Charles, Phone 401, (Jang) 20--Business Opportunities TAXI BUSINESS IN WHITBY, GOOD location, going concern. Two cars. A-1 condition. Two licenses. Reason for selling ill health. Box 923, Times- Gaze! (12d) FURNISHED BEDROOM, NEWLY DE- corated, suitable for a gentleman, Central. Convenient to bus. Phone after 6 p.m, (11e) YOUNG LADY, WOULD LIKE SOME- one to share 3 room apartment. Phone 2287 between 7 and 9 p.m. (11c) A COMFORTABLE WARM FURNISH- ed bedroom, Gentleman preferred, Near Motors, Garage if desired. Phone (llc) GENTLEMA located. Phone FURNISHED ROOM referred. Centrally . (Jan 9) 843W. 29a--For Rent SUN LAMPS FOR RENT, SUN KRAFT ultraviolet, using cold quartz tube. $6 per month. Meagher's, Simcoe Sos, Te Opportunities Wanted 3 OR 4 CAR TAXI BUSINESS IN Oshawa or vicinity, Terms, Bo: Times-Gazette, ig i Be 22--Lost and Found BLACK LEATHER WALLET, CONTAIN- ing army papers, driver's license, etc. Phone 2553W, (12b) LOST--BLACK FLOWERED in vicinity Regent Theatre. Finder please Book Store, 23-- Women's Column SPENCER SUPPORTS, INDIVIDUALLY designed. Phone 3445J. LT (Febd) wlio lids HAVE YO YOUR PROBLEMS SC e is corsettie; Phone 3338W, ie, ¥, Reward. leave at Henderson's (llc) SOLVED . N. Mills. (13¢) 30--Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD IN A QUIET HOME for an independent elderly lady. Phone 4155W. (13b) RECORD able dels. Just the thing for the beach or cottage next summer. $30.60 & $28.50. Wilson & Lee, 79 Simcoe St. N. Open evenings. (13a) QUEBEC HEATER EQUIPPED WITH Silent Glow Oil Burner. Used one month, Also electric flat rate hot wa- ter heater, win elements and thermo- stats, Insulats . E. Gilroy, Myrtle Sta- Tes Thue) tion. HARDWOOD CUTTINGS, FOR KINDL- ing, $3.00 per load. Phone 3288J. (12d) SMALL USED RANGETTE, FOR Wo. Dumer with oven, $10, SALE, Phone MAJESTIC CABINET RADIO, ALSO cedar chest, Apply 113 Simcoe St. 8. (12b) SIMMON'S, SINGLE BED, SPRING & mattress, also e dresser. Good con- dition. Phone 3% R. WINTER POTATOES AND COOKING Shiohs Stverad, a? gpa uel, 3 tosh apples. Phone 4423J. Shaw, 262 St. Julien St c) See the NEW ROYAL COMBINATION FLOOR POLISHER and VACUUM CLEANER - | Immediate delivery. FREE demonstra- tion in your home. N | Liberal allowance dor your present cleaner. Terms arrang Open every night until ra pm PITT'S ELECTRICAL AGENCIES 12 Bond St. East, Oshawa Phone gan e) MAT- ONE BABY'S STEEL CRIB AND tress, high chair, Phone 4735W. (llc) WENGER ROLLS KEPT IN STOCK ake of washers. Jack Bid- Sigh. 68 Simcoe 8t. N. Phone (Jan25) SEVERAL USED HEATERS AND COOK stoves. Thotoughly reconditioned. 156 Simcoe 8., before 6 p.m. (Feb.10) 31--Wanted To Rent URGENTLY NEEDED IMMEDIATELY fo familles forced to live together because of death of a young mother, at present maintain two homes, sever- al miles apart, and small baby boy se- COAL RANGES. LARGE SHIPMENT ust received. Some with reservoir. Dif- erent sizes and makes. D.V.A. credits accepted. Meagher's, Simcoe or REFRIGERATORS -- ORDERS TAKEN now for the installed household Ry Bell's Refr! ation, 182 Simcoe St. 8. Phone = ot) ig parated from his father, need 5 or 6 house in O or suburbs. Reliable tenants and both steadily employed In reputable pro- fession. Can anyone help us? PHONE 2794M ANYTIME (12h) N FINDS. Soe 83 It Measured and install Reid. Fone Soe % Bond. We OIL BURNERS - SALES ae 2 complete, Reliable Service. Out-of- town customers solicited. dale. Phone 4046J, * "(Janis) YOUNG MAN With thorough foundry mould ing experience, especially on squeezer machines, required to fill position of instructor. Should have had at least one year in High School, prior to learning the moulding trade, The position offers good pos- sibilities for the right man. Ap- plicants please state age, ex- perience, height, weight, etc. APPLY TO BOX 912 TIMES-GAZETTE (Sat.Tues. Thurs.) 39a--Male or Female Help Opportunities to Apprentice in Merchandising YOUNG MEN We are interested in contacting young men .nterested ir com- mencing apprenticeships in our merchandising departments . . . there are three positions now opén . . . applicants musi be young, alert and ambitious to suc- ceed. The.c are splendid oppor- tunities in store for those willing to learn how to merchandise articles from nails to heavy ap- pliances. YOUNG LADIES We have opeaings for two young ladies who wish to apprentice in sales and study Home Economics . « « here are opportunities to bet- ter equip yourselves for better positions with good salaries. In all cases apprentices enrolled on our staff will be pald a wage to start and this amount will be progressivel; increased through- out the period of apprenticeship. CHRISTIAN'S ELECTRIC & HARDWARE OSHAWA ONTARIO o | Marion Mountjoy, (ile) Rate for Advert) ander this heading--3¢c per w ach inser- tion. Minimum charge 45 cents. SEATING EVERY TUESDAY, THURS- day NS, Saturday nights at Taylor's Arena, Whitby. Special rates for par- ties of 50 or over. (Tues-Thurs-Sat) 39a--Male or Female Help FIRST CLASS HOFFMAN PRESSER, must have at least 5 years experience. Apply Box 922, Times-Gazette. (13¢) 41--Employment Wanted CAPABLE WOMAN WILL MIND YOUR children in your own home 'evenings or afternoons, Phone 2785J. (13c) BRICKLAYER EX- IMPROVER, 2 YRS, perience, would like work with cone tractor in or around Oshawa. Box 921, es-Gazette.| (124 EXPERT REPAIR ON ELECTRI ranges and all other electric house- 1d Frank Phy one (Feb.11) Kedron Y.P.U. Social Evening Fine Success Kedron, Jan. 15--Mr. Lad Mis. R E. Lee opened their home to th Ee a Oy Te a social evening. Devotional period e [was led by Muriel Werry. The following T | was presented by Rev. G. W. Gard- Oshawa, were Thursday tea guests at Mr. R. J. Luke's, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Davis and Patsy, Solina, were Sunday dinner guests at Mr. Walter Davis. Church Annual Meeting The joint Annual meeting of Co- lumbus-Kedron Circuit will be held Thursday evening, January 23, at Rud on, roads and weather permit- g. Mr. and Mrs, H, Ball, Billie and Donna, Mrs. B, Nesbitt, Janet Nay- lor, were Surday visitors at Mr. P. Thompson's. Lively Meeting Held by Bradley's Community Club GLADYS YELLOWLEES Correspondent Solino, Jan. 14 -- A very lively c | meeting of Bradley's Community Club was held in the school, Fri- day, January 10. The meeting was enry taking part were Mrs. Foster Snow- den who rendered beautifully two Irish songs and Mrs, S. B. Werry who gave a very interesting address relating to homes and community, Mrs. Charles Naylor in her own the audience with their mouth or- gan renditions which everyone en- ner, and adopted: President, W.| joyed. Werry; vice pres, W. Ratoliffe; sec- retary, Willa Mountjoy; asst. sec. Robert Werry; treasurer, Donald Wountjoy; ass't. treas, Gladys Mountjoy; conveners, Fellowship, Grace Scoth, W. Werry; Culture, Margaret * Rat- cliffe; Missions, Betty Scott, Muriel Werry; Ci , Margaret Hep- burn, Robert Werry; planists, Mar- fon Mountjoy, Betty Scott. Mr. Gardner and R. Werry con- ducted an interesting recreation period. Mrs. Lee, assisted by mem- bers of the Y.P.U. served delicious refreshments. Thanks to the host and hostess for a very pleasant eve- ning was extended by the 25 in at- tendance. Personals Mr, and Mrs. 8. E. Werry and granddaughter, Anne Wersy, Solina spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Luke and Miss Nora Werry. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pascoe, Co- lumbus were dinner guests at Mr, Harvey Pascoe's on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Gannon, Bonnie and Larry, Oshawa, were Sunday tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. Mountjoy. Mr. and Mrs. 1. Stacey, Murray and Rose Marie were Sunday visit- ors at Mr. A. Hepburn"s, Congratulations to Fred Mec- Laughlin and Mrs, McLaughlin( nee Mary Ratcliffe) whose home is now brightened by a young daughter, Patricia Mary. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mountjoy were Sunday tea guests of Mrs. M. H. Langmaid, Oshawa. Also guest of Mrs. Langmaid was Deaconess Marie McDougall, who has leave of absence to attend her mother (nee Ada Awde) who is confined to her bed with heart condition. Miss Mc- Dougall had a speaking appointm- ment in Toronto and took the op- portunity to come to Oshawa to visit her aunt, Mrs. Langmaid, also in poor health, and other relatives for a brief time. We are having our January thaw, but thus far there has been no ice storm for which wer are truly grateful. Frank Thompson attended the fu- neral of his sister, the late Mrs. Beecher Millson, (nee Elizabeth Thompson) at Orono on Friday. We extend sympathy to Mr. Thompson and his brother Moses (Dick) of Port Hope, who are the only sur- viving members of a family of ele- ven, and to other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe, Grant and Douglas were dinner guests of Mrs. Elda Scott, Columbus, on Sunday, honoring Mr. H. L. Pascoe on the occasion of his birthday. Miss Grace Scott attended a party given by Miss Beverley Thompson, Oshawa, Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mountjoy enter- tained a group of friends Wednes- dayrevening. High score H. Werry and Mrs. A. Hépburn; low Mr. A, H. Hepburn, Mrs. T. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Love and daughter, Toronto, have taken up residence in Mrs. Lucy Short's apartment. Mr, and Mrs. 'W. Chas. Werry John Knox gave an interesting talk on "Salt." Betty Smales sang a solo and Donna Ball said a recitation, "My Pussy". A song "No, John, No," was sung by Donna Vice, Elma Cryder- man, Kathleen Graham and Mary Vandusen, A social hour was enjoyed while Mary vener was in charge of the YP.U. frogram Monday night. The topic on an Indian village was presented by Gladys Yellowlees. Hazel Cry- derman, Ewart Leask and Eileen Farrow assisted in the worship ser- vice. Other members included a solo by Betty Smales and a humorous reading by Harvey Yellowlees. Re- creation was conducted by Eunice Leask Next Monday evening, Jan. 20 the congregational meeting will be held. The Women's Institute met in the church basement Monday after- noon, Mrs. I. Hardy, president., con- ducted opening exercises and busi- ness discussion. Letters of appre- ciation for flowers were read. Mrs. IL Langmaid, leader of Group 4 presided for the program which began with community singing led by Pearl Leach. A pa- per "Is Your Daughter a Good Risk For Marriage?" was well presented by Mrs. A. J. Balson who also led in discussing the subject. Mrs. L. Hoskin favored with a solo. Mrs. Langmaid conducted a contest on Current Events of 1946, which prov- ed very educational. Lunch was served by the ladies of the group. Mr. end Mrs. Ralph Davis and Pally were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. dron. RADIO ON ROYAL TRAINS London --(CP)-- When the King and Queen tour South Af- rica, officials and pressmen aboard the two royal trains will be able to keep in touch with the outside world every minute of the day and night. The Marconi Company was given, the task' of devising and providing radio equipment which would fulfi'® all the requirements, Both trains will be fitted with broadcast re- ceiving equipment and announc- ing facilities for broadcasting an- nouncements over the more than 60 loudspeakers with which each train will be provided. St. Osyth, Essex, is saying good- bye to the Creek Mill, which was built by monks at least 700 years ago. It is to be pulled down as the Society for the Preservation of An- cient Monuments considers that re- storation would be too costly. Contracts Wanted for Any Small Type of "METAL TURNING and DRILL PRESS WORK Phone 3747w2 Taxation Discussions Aimed at All Provinces Ottawa, Jan, 16--(CP)--Cur- | rent Dominion-Provincial taxation di.cussions are aimed not only at satisfying New Brunswick, Sas- katchewan and Manitoba, but also any other province which may la- ter enter into tax negotiations | with federal authorities, it was learned today. A source in close touch with the discussions said that the object- ive of agreements with all nine provinces was not being kept in mind in efforts to equalize the $15 per capita subsidies offered New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and Manitoba with the $21 per capita subsidies offered British Columbia and Prince Edward Is- land, The source said an equalization formula now was under study but details of it likely would not be disclosed until the termination of current talks possibly Friday, Premier Dougas of Saskatche- wan left for Regina yesterday and placed Hon. Clarence Fines, his provincial treasurer, in charge of further discussions. However, it was stressed that there was noth- ing "sinister" in Mr. Douglas' move. The Saskatchewan Legisla- ture opens in two weeks' time and he had to return to take up work connected with it, Mr.' Fines said that as far as he was concerned "good progress" was being made. Finance Minister Abbott, at the end of the second day of discus- sions, said he had no statement to make other than that discus- sions were continuing It was learned that m= -h of the time was spent going over the de- tails of the taxation pacts agreed to in principle by New Brunswick, Manitoba and Saskatchewan be- fore British Columbia and Prince Edward Island obtained their of- fers of higher subsidies. As the details of the original agreements were taken up amend- ments wer suggested and studied. There was no indication that the discussions would be extended into next week when Premier Manning of Alberta is scheduled to arrive to resume previous un- succesful taxation talks, There have been unconfirmed reports that Premier MacDonald of Nova Scotia will also come to Ottawa soon for further negotiation talks, Ontario and Quebec have not entered into active negotiations for new agreements since the minion-Provincial Conference failed last May Hold Best Cattle, Kennedy Advises Toronto, Jan. 16--(CP)--On- tario Agriculture Minister Kenne- dy yesterday told provincial cat- tle breeders to hold back their top quality animals when selling to breeders from outside Canada. Failure to take the precaution of holding top lines of dairy cattle, he said, might lose the province her world trade. Ontario, he de- clared, is now producing the best cattle in the world and should continue to do so. THE CENTRE OF CONVENIENCE IN WITH A CLUB RESTAURANT OF INTERNATIONAL FAME TEL de IA SALLE Sussnow 5 ST CATHERINE STREETS N. FRAPPR, PRES. & ON. MOR RATES '3 50 BATHS 4.500 Please return empty beer bottles to your nearest Brewers' Retail Store or phone for pick-up service. Refund price is 72¢ for 2 doz. pints, 60¢ for 1 doz. quarts. GENERAL MOTORS DELCO-HEAT AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT OIL BURNERS -- COAL STOKERS The Robert Dixon 313 Albert St. Company Limited Telephone 262 . and Mrs. Walter Davis, Ke- TIRES! oe Passenger Car and ¢ Rayon Truck Tires ALL SIZES! CHAINS To fit 600x16 Tires NEW 1946 - MOTORS To Fit All Fords From 1933 to 46 See Our_Selection F USED TRUCKS Place your order now for Snoring Delivery of Farm Implements. Plows, Cultivators and Discs now in stock. Hackney Motor Sales (FORD and MONARCH DEALERS) Genuine FORD Parts Sales and Service 51 Orchard View Blvd. Phone 4488w