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*AGE TWELVE THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER "_ .. Use Times-Gazette Classified Ads For Quick Results -- \ ESSN] BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY le--Auditors INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Articles For Sale .. 36 | Funeral Directors 8 Articles Wanted ... 37 | Female Help Agents Wanted ... 40 Wanted . Auditors 1 Physicians and Surgeons .. Personal ...... Personal Services 12 GAlgentng aid Suppl Pets and Livestock 34 SRAHAM BICKLE, ACCOUNTANT AU- litor, Government repofts and income @ax forms prepared, secretarial work. Phone 1004J. 495 Arthur Street. (Janll) 8 T HOPKINS CERTIFIED GEN- eral accountant 24 Alger Bidg. King St East Phope 2127 Consulting ac- sountant and auditor, (Jan31) 2-- Barristers CONANT AND ANNIS, BARRISTERS. Hi Simcoe St. 8. Oshawa Phone ¢ in F. Annis, BA. LLB. £0 (Janl) a GREER. Eo. Pho Bt a Resident partner EE gabrices, ont GRIERSON, CREIGHTC A & FRASER, Barristers, ete. Bank of Commerce 8. (Janl) R. D. HUMPHREYS, K. TER, Solicitor etc, 6 North Phones: Office 814; 3297 Money | to loan. (Janl) LOUIS 8 HYMAN, BARRISTER AND Solicitor, 25 Simcoe St. Morth Office phone 67, 3051. (Dec20) ' '3S R MacBRIEN, BARRISTER JAMES oi Suite 200 0 King East Genosha Hotel. Phone 349. __ (Jan13) JOSEPH P MANGAN, KC. BARRIS- ter, Solicitor Money to loan. - Office 14, Ring St Eas. Oshawa Phone 445. Res. Phone 837. (Janl) ERNEST MARKS BARRISTER. SOLI- citar 1 King E Room 2. Phones Office 55, Resid 3687R. (Jan2) A J PARKHILL BARRISTER ETC. Simcoe St residence Sale ..... Automobiles ted Household Repairs 14 Houses For Rent . 28 Radio Repairs ... 17 Real Estate Agents 19 Real Estate For Sale sees 25 ;Fatats seapeiees 26 Big ile Exchange ....... 27, Rooms For Rent .. 29 Room and Board.. 30 Room and Board Wanted ........ 30a Veterinarians .... 17 Kl! 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Office Hours: Daily 8-6; Saturday 8-5. 25--Real Estate For Sale |34--Pets and Livestock INSUL BRICK, SEMI - BUNGALOW ROLLER CA NARIES FOR SALE. house Jor sale. 333 Muriel Ave. appis | { Price $10. Make lovely Christmas pre- 360 Park Rd. N. 4d) |sent. Apply 400 Montrave Ave. (106d) age loans. Act ig 96 erly North. Phone 1614 (Janl?) EN. SINCLAIK, Ro. AND J. C. Anderson, KC. k of Montreal Building. Pohne' 9. ._(Janl) MANNING P. "SWARTZ, BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary. Money to loan Bas- w. | REGISTERED 'COCKER SPANIEL PUP- $2900--2n¢ pool room for sale, 4 jies, grown dogs, blacks, blondes. reds tables, all fixtures, Immed- | parti-coloured. Reasonable. Waubena |1ate possession. | Seanels, mile west Oshawa, Queen | $3800", room insul-brick house, | Elizabeth Highway, " (Jan.19) all conveniences. 00-206 a | 34a--Pets & Livestock Wid $35 --! own payment, room | frame house, half acre of MALE PERSIAN KITTEN WANTED. Yand. Phone 876, (106a) sett Block, suite No. 4. Phone 282 Res 287TW. (Jan) s--Dentists DR 8 J PHILLIPS, 133 SIMCOE ST | South. Phone 959. (Dec22) 4--Chiropractors ALTH CLINIC, 146 Simcoe North. Phone 224. , miner | ape bath treatment 22 Consultation free. ° on n dally except Monday a (Jan) and_Pnday. 5--Optometrists C. H TUCK, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. Hours § to 12, 3 to 8. Phone | Sihawa, (Jans) JURY AND LOVELL -- OFFICE HOURS to 6 p.m. Evening appointments AE" Johns Optometrist. Phons 28. 6--Insurance EEACOCK'S INSURANCE SERVICE. insurance 7--Veterinarians DR. G. BR. BOOTH. LARGE AND smali animal surgery. 323 8t. West, Oshawa. Phone 321. (Janl) 8--Funeral Directors i '$3 3()()--$1500 down payment, 5 room | | 35-- Wearing / Apparel insul-brick house, vacant | | now. PR. WHITE GIRL'S TUBE SKATES, 4; pr. boy's black tube skates, --$200 cash, one lot for e, cel- ed 6. $600 flow asks, one lok es jo dood poy Phone 3908W. S SKATES, SIZE 815. _(106a' i PR, BOY! | Phone' 3276J. Ry LADY'S GREEN BOUCLE COAT, FOX collar, size 16. Excellent condition. Ap- {Ply 200 King Wi est. (106b) | | LADY" S WINE "COAT, MUSKRAT | rim, new style, size 15- 16. Phone (106b) | SKI BOOTS, EXCELLENT O( CONDITION. | Size 2, girl's or boy's also boy's, size §. Best quality. Phone 378. (Mon- Wed) |BOY'S GENUINE HORSEHIDE LEATH- 29--Rooms F For or Rent |er coat, with detachable fur collar, size 10 years. Apply 708 Cedar St. URNISHED BEDROOM. VERY CEN tral. Continuous hot water, Also gar: | ventogs. : (105b) ONE LADY'S TEAL BLUE Phone 1068W. (1 0) A ADS a | TERE] coat, platinum fox collar, size 16. FURNISHED BEDROOM, SUITABLE | . [for 2. Central. Apply 139 Albert St.| hones). (105) (106a) | FR. SILVER FOX FURS FOR SALE. TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED, ONLY TO- | Like new. Apply 65 Charles St. _(105b) tal abstainers need apply, working | LADY'S BROADTAIL COAT, . BIZE couple preferred. | Phone 3823), (106b) | {16, two boy's overcoats. Like new, size {ONE SINGLE AND DOUBLE BED. 25: APPly 92 Warren Ave. (105h) room, newly furnished, central. Phone | | ceILD'S RED COAT, | SIZE 12, ALSO 1683W (106c) | A pink 'wool sult, size 12. 5 Prince St. (105b) NICE BRIGHT ROOM, FURNISHED | or unfurnished. Up north, Continuous | GENTLEMEN {hot water. Phone 969R. NEWLY PURNISHED BEDROOM M. HENNICK Real Estate Broker 442 Simcoe St. S. (106s) 26--Real Estate Wanted | VETERAN WILL PAY CASH FOR 2 | acres good land, No, 2 Highway, East or | West. of Oshawa, close in. H, Couch, 17 Park Rd. 8. La (104c) | HERE IS A REAL OP- (106¢) { portunty, to obtain a new dress suit | (tails), with shirt and vest, size 36-38. | Medium height. Will sacrifice. Apply { DALTON BURIAL COMPANY PUNERAL ~ Ambulance so Faohe 401 Charles | (Dec20) | 9--Money To Loan CLIENTS' MONIES AVAILABLE FOR first mortgages. Apply M. P. Swarts oh Block. suite id 4 T 282. ) 10--Instruction REGISTER NOW. CLASSES cou. | Shor ing, eon and all secretarial | subjects. Oshawa Businiss College, 18 Simcoe St. North. Phone hn (Jan?) 11--Building Trades WE manviile Phone 2255. H. MOSIER SHEET "METAL WORK, Air conditioning. Dealer for new idea ' and Pease Furnaces. Phone 4505J. (Janse) | KEITH CRAGGS, PAINTER AND DE- corator. \Also industrial spraying Ex. cellent workmanship. All work puaisy, teed. Phone 3639 Dec.26) J M LEE & SONS, BUILDING CON- tractors "You name it. we bulid it" Phone 1€40J. (Juni) SAND GRAVEL. CINDERS, LOAM and general hanlage Robert Muir Courtice. Phone Oshawa 77J4. (Dec24) TILE PLOORING LAID 'BY EXPERT setters Variety of colors Free esti- mates Phone enilect 653, Bowman- ville, Bromley and Son. at (Janis) ONTARIO FLOOR SANDERS FLOORS laid. sanded. finished Old floors re. fluished. Phone 34240 --42773. dans) i2--Personal Services T. ORVILLE MITCHELL, "Zou PER. sonal Secretaly" date, fuumeoraph Bervice P A VON GUNTEN, watchmaker. Repair {2 preferred. Phone 3873M. (106¢ y | 1320 ) Glidden Ave. Phone 2856J. (10. °) | BLACK BOUCLE COAT, SIZE 16, FOX WARM, FURNISHED BEDROOM. , | Tur trim, $15, blue crepe dress, size uijet home, for gentleman. Apply 38 | a ya (105¢) | 13., $6. Both in perfect ondition e 30a--Room & Board Wanted | |BUY AND SELL est pri id I 1 NG. rices or clothin, {ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE | Bete Cleaned and pressed. LI ie home, by business woman, would con- | new. Large stock of sults, winter coats, cider companionship, also sharing light | pants windbreakers, single jackets and yuOTk; Away me Weekends. Wy Jon al Size 3nd colors. les' used ' reqt r ur coats. 0 new goods; stoc | Phone 3184W between 7 and 9 p.m. ny : 1d x larg | to choose from. A call will convince (105b) | you. 21 Bond St. W., Samuel Swarte (Jané) T0- | 31--Wanted To Rent |[PURNISHED ¢ OR | Cg gd rooms, Suplex or apartment for newly Box 812 Ti i 36--Articles For Sale . GOOD USED GUITAR AND CASE, ez for sale. 397 St. Lawrence. (106a) UNFURNISHED ROOMS OR SMALL GIRL'S BIOYOLE SMALL SIZE, FOR house in Oshawa or suburbs, by couple, sale. Phone 3414. (106a) by December 31. Phone 4470J (104c) | 5 FED « 3%9¢ POUND, BUSINESS MAN AND WIFE WOULD rough dressed, weight 6 to 9 lbs, Phone like 3 or 4 roomed unfurnished apart- | Bowmanville 2688. (1 106g) ! ment. Total abstalners. Box 624, Times-Gazette. (1011) 'CHICKENS, FA OUNG roasting cockerels, 5 to 71; Tos Order 32-- Automobiles es For Sale |during week, for Saturday delivery. V. COACH. SERIAL 602382, 5 POng 2019). sete) '33 CHEV. Al Si 02 em tires. Price $250. E. Snudden, North GOLFERS, ONE SET OF 7 SHORT ( hosel registered Bobby Jones irons. Oshawa. Phone 582W1. 056) | Also Tew nataral > tuDDer mort Dons: 33-- Automobiles Wanted (North British Spaldings and Dunlop. {Jack Roberts, Phone 1674R. (106b) PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY CASH | for "26 w '41 car. Phone 2384M. (106d) LYRIC a DIO PRONOUN PE ALE | $500.00 CASH FOR BEST CAR OFFER- Gibbon St. (106) ed. Phone 2508J. (105d) | CHRISTMAS TREES | FOR 8 SALE. AP- CASH FOR YOUR BRAMLEY |Ply 315 Oshawa Blvd. 50c and $1.00. Motor Sales. 1271 North | (1083) Fhone 4695W. (Decd0) LARGE BLACK ENGLISH PRAM, SPOT CASH POR YOUR CARS AT ¢ream leather lining, good condition, Dodd's car lot 278 Park Rd. married couple. |ette, mes -! CAR. Simcoe Bt. hone $18. Black silk 1 evening gown, (Deca) sizé 14-16. $7. 112 Celina BE. (1068) | {ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CHIC- {WE BUY. SELL OR TRADE USED | "0 "SU weight or dressed. hone 66J12. or call Lakeview prices paid Any eo of | model Neiman's 'Garsge. 181 d {108c) Phone 4468, (Dec25) (ONE PR. MEN'S SKATES, BIZE 8, ~_|one cedar chest, with bottom drawer, one 25, Stevens' rifle, sin le shot. All UTO wanted for wrecking. Highest | J ot 3362: evenings 1278 |good condition. Phone 27 Co Street West. (Dec20) NEW SERVICE CLEANERS -- 16A | Ontario St. Phone 707 (Dec20) 1i--Household Repairs FURNITURE REPAIRED AND RE- upholstered. See our materials for | reenvering. DW. Dalton, 75 Charles. Phone 401, (Jang) 22--Lost and Found WILL THE PERSON WHO FOUND purse at the McColl Frontenac ban- quet at Genosha Hotel, please return £38 to owner immediately, Lose) | LITTLE RED WAGON LOST LAST Wednesda at South Simcoe School. Reward. "hone 4416W. (106a CAR KEY, ON "CHAIN, WITH Th dice, downtown section. Phone 1653J3. Reward. (106b) LOST----MISSES GLASSES, | PINK ms, Baturday, Regen owntown or - con North bus. Reward. Phone i 24--Personal DOUGLAS BRYCE, 384 RITSON South, Rawleigh"s Good Health Products De- livery under $1. Phone 217R. (JanT) RECORD YOUR VOICE AND MUSICAL ability, Records can be played on any record player. Phone for appoint- ment (Dec.20) WOULD THE TWO GENTLEMEN WHO witnessed the accident in Blltmore's men's rest room last Saturday night contact Mrs, Crandall, 725 Cedar. (104c) 25--Real Estate For Sale LARGE BUILDING WITH TWO LARGE apartments upstairs, suitable for dance hall, store Or apartment on malin floor. Also good cellar. Apply 20 Kine W., upstairs. (106d) $9500 CASH, 4-ROOM INSUL BRICK Toe: insulated, basement. water, Unb. large wooded lot, 50'%150°, Rion ST | 2) | CANARIES, Ya | LADIES' C.CM. BICYCLE, ~NEW, | Ply 194 Division St. (1062) | WHITE AND BLACK ENAMEL ENAMEL 37500. excellent condition, | 34--Pets and Livestock | BEAUTIFUL, REGISTER cocker spaniel puppy, | Housebroken. Phone | CANARIES FEW BINGERS LEFT, TWO infant's bunting bag. | roller hens. "Phone 2777, A. Bull. 344 French St. (105¢) | MIXED BODY WOOD FOR SALE, {2 HOLSTEINS, DUE See G. Hayes, Columbus. ORDERS "TAKEN FOR APPLES, WILL oA NARIES FOR SALE. FEW LEFT ay be delivered. Call H. Pollock, COOK Phone 106a) PR. ] Phone 1416. (106a) | 4 ength, price 13 dollars per cord MALE 7 ath old. Lh 1792M. DOLL CARRIAGES, ; TO FRES] 3219J. (106a) THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By Al F agaly and Harry Shorten HELLO. GIMP'S N WE. Ll I] SOME GROCER- 1E5 SENT TO- wr Nu SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS NOW. GOTTA TAKE CARE OF THE STORE CUSTOMERS FIRST. Fost chit AGAIN. GBYE! o Why po THEY NEVER SEEM TO HAVE |4 A MINUTE TO SPARE 'ON THE PHONE WHEN NOU TRY BUZZING 'EM FOR A DELIVERN 7 | IRS, ANN SIMMONS, CASSVILLE, WISC. BuT WHEN YOURE ONE OF THE STORE CUSTOM- MAMA YOU © LBS, SPINACH, 1 LB. ONIONS, % LB. KNACK- WURST- NEH, YEH 1 KH GOT THAT ANYTHING /} ELSE? SEN / 36--Articles For Sale 38--Female Help Wanted McOLARY ANNEX, WITH TWO SIX- inch oll burners, complete with 45- al. drum and stand. Phone 1104J Ajter ) ROASTERS DRESSED AND DELIVER- (ed. Order now for Christmas dejivery. | Phone 346772. 105e) |crOICR "SPRUCE CHRISTMAS TREES for sale, all sizes. Priced reasonable. 33 Bagot | _(104¢c) CHOICE SPRUCE AND BALSAM CHRISTMAS TREES, Priced right for everyone Buy yours at 75 BROCK ST. W. (Dec10-14-17-21) Ss: | Jonas Phone 4491J. (106d) | new wickless oil burner, installed. | Irish and Drew. 184 Simcoe S. (105b) | prE E-WAR CCM. MAN'S BICYCLE. | { Partect condition. Apply 315 Arthur ) | APPROXIMATELY 30 FT. ENCLOSED i track, 3 pair hangers. for sliding doors. Also Also guitar. 93 / Alexandra Street. TURKEYS' Order your Christmas turkey now. We also handle all kinds of fowl, hens, roasting chickens, capons, up to 8 lbs. R. LITZ, Poultry Station 117 Bloor St. E. Phone 4394M __(Dec21) | CHRISTMAS TREES R SAL Spruce. 33 Hall St. Orders taken schools and churches, Phone 143 (D ) SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS FOR cookstove. jacket heaters etc Cooks and Sharp Electric. Phone 4501. (Dec21tf) N BLINDS S5c PER VENETIA Measured and Installed George Reld. Phone 2104. 66 Bond West OIL BURNERS For STOVE & FURNACE Immediate Installation IRISH & DREW 184 SIMCOE S., PHONE 4442W (87t1) WRINGER ROLLS KEPT IN STOCK for all makes of washers. Jack Bid- dulph, 638 Simcoe 8t. N. Phone 3800W (Dec25) REFRIGERATORS -- ORDERS TAKEN now for the remote installed modern household Refrigerator Bell's Refriger- ation, 182 Simcoe St. S. Phone 2959W (Jan12) KINDERGARTEN SETS, SLEIGH WITH express rails, toddle carts, express gons, and wheel-barrows, See the und collection of toys and Xmas gifts for all members of the family, at ragles 3 Furniture Stores, 40 King West. Simcoe' South (Dec. brs CHRISTMAS TREES, SAVE DISAP- 7 mas tree delivery, Dec. 15 | Spruce. Balsam, cholce Scotch Pines | retall and wholesale, Phones 3148, of evenings 2009J. 390 Ristson Rd. South. after 6.30 p.m. (Dec21) | | WOODEN BARRELS. ALMOST NEW Capacity twenty gallons, suitable for pickles, cider, sauerkraut. pickling meats, etc. Glecoff"s, Ritson South Phone 3235 (Dec24) JUST RECEIVED A NUMBER OF coal and wood heaters, cook stoves, like new, suitable for your home or busi- | ness quarters. Now on display at the Bradley Furniture Co, BSicoe South store. (Dec21) SALEE, PLUS A N Reliable Service Out-of- ited. W. Borrow- Phone 4046J. (Dec18) 37--Articles Wanted WHITE SKATES, SIZE Ts OR 515, wanted. Phone 1104. (106b) WOULD LIKE TO BUY SET ( FT of Knoweldge, Phone days 151, evenings 3572J. (106¢) MAN'S OVERCOAT. IN GOOD CONDI- |tion.: Brown or brown tweed. Size 40. {Phone 4155W, (106a) (SMalL RADIO, PHONE 3890 BEFORE pm WiLL | WANTED 1 IMMEDIATELY, . ELECTRIC refrigerator, typewriter, sewing ma- '| chine, plano, washing machine. vacuum radio, 3763) ROOSTERS. FOR SALE. APP LY 6-2 WINTER POTATOES AND GOO! KING | Wilson _ Rd. South. (1080) | {onions delivered. Also Blenbeim, 3 HEIFERS FOR SALE, COMING 2 Starks, McIntosh and Spy apples and 3 years old, Apply C. Chandler, Phone 4423). Shaw, '262 St. Jullen 8t. RR. 1," Hampton. one 2695, Eon | | Sar ._(106¢c) manville, ! | I COLLAPSIBLE DOLL PRAM. SINGERS, Et Spinet desk, ladies' black also hens. Birds selected now will be [cloth coat. persian Jamb trim. Size 12, held until Christmas. Alf. Henping, Phone 2749J. (1068) 131 Colborne E, LINGUPHONE: COMPLETE GOURSE FOX HOUND PUPPIES, "ALSO | in French, 16 double-side records to- male, one female, 2 yrs. old. Apply | gether with 6 text books and carrying case, Exactly same as used in col- R. Fralick, Port Perry, RR. 3. (1037) Is fates and universities. Sell chosp. LITTER REGISTERED COCKER SPAN | | Phone 3172. | lels, 3 months old. One male 0, | females $15. Apply 1232 Simcoe N [MIXED SOFTWOOD 1054) {Phone 1962W after 30 p.m. FEATHERED PETS OF ALL KINDS TALKERS! . SINGERS! WHISTLERS! SHERIDAN AVIARIES RR. 1, WHITBY On highway just west of Pick- ering Farms. Breeders of budge- rigars (all colors), Cockateels Love Birds, Fc.cign Finches. Mail orders accepted. Birds shipped anywhere, (106a) FUMED OAK DINING-ROOM SUITE. Phone 3382J, _evenings. (105¢) SAXAPHONE, C MELODY FOR SALE. Phone 3823J. (105b) CASH REGISTER AND SMALL SHOW- case. 24 Bond W. (105¢) RADIO. BRUNSWICK _ HIGHBOY MO- del, good working condition. Price $30. Apply 176 Centre st, Phone in7, (105b) CHRISTMAS TURKEYS Fresh dressed, fattened for flav- our, broad breasted Bronze Turkeys for sale, up to Mon- day, Dec. 23rd, at Mrs. Barry's, Lot 34, Concession 9, Whitby, Is farm north of Dagmar Sta- on, (1064) (Wed-Thurs-Fri-Sat) FT. LENGTHS. | 2388 Please phone (Dec.19) SPOT CASR PAID FOR GOOD "USED furniture, ice box. Quebec heater, cook stoves. 24 Bond West. hone 1766 an13) GOND USED FURNITURE WANTED ice boxes, cook stoves and heaters. 56 King West. 26W. (Jan5) HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR IRON metal, rags, mattresses. Phone 635, Cedardale Iron Metals, back CNR Station. (Janl) | PIANOS WANTED FOR CASH - WIL- son & Open evenings. TYPEWRITER WANTED 'Will pay good price Apply TIMES-GAZETTE (91tn) 38--Female Help Wanted WAITRESS WANTED, OVER 20 YEARS of age. Box 813, Times- Gazette, (105b) by week, days or half days. Apply .66 | 7 (105¢) Warren Ave, (Dec23) | Lee, 79 Simcoe North Phone | (Dec24) | (1060) | wOMAN FOR PRINCESS PAT COOK STOVE WITH | 1330 . (104c) | 21140, | GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN AS MOTH- er's help. Apply 2 Ontario St., or Plione 2479J. (106d | KITCHEN HELP. APPLY Central Hotel Grill. Phone 3398, (102f) YOUNG WOMAN, SINGLE PREFER- red, to assist with bookkeeping. Con- genial position. Please state experience and references. Box 809 Times-Uazolte, | (tr) SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR FOR local business firm. Must be experi enced and well-recommended. Please give full particulars in letter to Box 808 Times-Gazette. (t1) 41--Employment Wanted STENOGRAPHER, CAPABLE, EFFI- client, seven years experience, wishes | position, Will start immediately. Fl c) FARM WORK WANTED BY EXPER- fenced married man. Preferably as horseman. Apply to W. E. Vivian, R.R. 3, Oshawa. c/o. N Gmblels, ( ) 43--Auction Sales I will sell by public auction, at 12 Richmond East, hawa, on Saturday, | December 21st, 1946, a 3-pc. divanette |Eulte, radio, other household goods, also quantity of tools, used by the |late Mitchell Massey Electric Shop. Sale at 1:30 p.m. Terms cash. aA Sulley, Auctioneer. (Wed.-Fri.) William Martin's =| Death Is Shock To Haydon Area MRS, HILDA CROSSMAN Correspondent Haydon, Dec. 17--Women's Asso- | ciation met on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. Thompson. President Mrs. J. Potts opened the meeting. Bible reading, Mrs. W.ilbur Blackburn, Devotional, Mrs. A. Read. Mrs. A. Beech had charge of program. Readings were given by Mrs. T. Cowling, Mrs. F. Moore and Mrs. J. Potts; organ solo, Mrs, A. Read. A quartette consisting of Mrs. Beech, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Mountjoy, Mrs. Thompson. After the program a social half hour was en- joyed. The community was shocked to hear on Friday of the sudden pass- ing of Mr, Wem. Martin, Mr. Mar- tin had not been enjoying the best of health for some time. The funeral was held on Monday from the Haydon church. A large | number of friends and neighbors gathered to pay their respects to the | deceased. Burial at Betheseda Cem- etery. Sympathy of the community goes pointment, order now for your Christ- | out to the family of the late Mr. to 23.| Martin. :| Mr. Bert Ashton and Brad, Mr. Fred Ashton, Toronto, were Sun- day visitors at H, Ashton's. Mrs. J. Kennedy, Enniskillen, with | Mrs. A. Read. Mrs. Flla Adams, Hampton, at Mrs. H. Crossman's. Mr. H, Gay and family, Miss Se ley Garrard, Oshawa, at Mr. Garrard's. Don't forget the Christmas tree on Thursday night. The weather continues quite cool with high winds and roads still con- tinue fine for getting around. No snow drifts to bother, hoping it continues this way for some time. St. Kitts Mayor Honorarium Up St. Catharines, Dec. 18. --(CP)-- City council last night voted to ing crease the annual honororium paid the mayor of St. Catharines to $2,- 500, effective in 1947. The honorarium paid this year and for some years previously, has been $1,500. The original propesal was to increase the honorarium to $2,000, effective this year, but af- ter consideration, the honorarium was increased $1,000, payable nex! year. Regerstone, Monmouthshire (CP) ~--Northern Aluminum, a company controlled by Aluminum Ltd., Can- ada, plans to build a £2,500,000 ($10,000,000) rolling mill for pro- duction of aluminum sheet, FOR SALE! EMPIRE STOKER In perfect working condition. 3 controls. On Display... . ARCADE STORE WOMAN, OR GIRL, FOR HOUSEWORK | 454 SIMCOE S.--PHONE 1062 Tells Of Life In Mining Town M. HORN Correspondent Hampton, Dec. 14--The attend- ance at the Young People's Union on Friday night was somewhat smaller than usual. The President was in the chair and opened the meeting with the hymn "I Need Thee Precious Jesus" followed by prayer. A short business session followed in which several items were discussed and committees ap- pointed in charge of various details regarding the Christmas concert, and other activities. Audrey Kersey conducted the worship service which opened with a Christmas hymn "There's a Song in ThenAir", Muriel Crawford read the Scripture lesson, Luke 4, 16-21. Madlyn Wilcox presented the devo- tional topics which contained help- ful thoughts. Yvonne Williams ded in prayer. Harold Quarry presided for the program in the absence of the Vice President. A Christmas hymn was sung. Ted Kersey gave a reading; Annabelle Adcock and Jean Kersey sang a duet, "A White Christmas"; Mrs, Harold Salter presented some interesting stories of Life and Christmas in a mining town Flin- Flon, -in Manitoba, also of Christ- mas in Madrad, India; Madlyn Wil- cox favored with a piano solo and an appropriate closing hymn was sung followed by the Mizpah bene- diction. There will be no Young People's meeting next week sowing to the Christmas concert which promises to be an interesting event, being held on Friday night, Dec. 20. Solina Y.P.U. Holds Meeting GLADYS YELLOWLEES Correspondent Solina, Dec. 17 -- Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Hoskin attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hills, Tyione on Dec. 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tink, Lorne and Dianne recently visited at Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dewell and Mrs. H. E. Tink visited relatives at Cherrywood. Mr. and Mrs. family, Taunton, Westlake's. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kivell and Pearl Leach recently visited at 8. Mecllroy's, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Storkey, Mr. Bill Storkey, Toronto, were Sunday visitors at J. Yellowlees. Harold Clendenen and Rae Pas- coe were in charge of the Y.P.U. program Monday evening. Scrip- .|ture reading was given by Rae Pas- coe. Stan Millson read a Christ- mas prayer. and carols were sung throughout the program. Eunice Leask gave a reading and the story behind, "A Christmas Carol," was read by Gladys Yellowlees. Recrea- tion was conducted by Rae. Next Monday evening, Dec. 23, the young people will be entertained at Mr, E. RM) Taylor's. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hamilton, Ty- rone, were Sunday visitors at L. Hoskin's. DANGER TO MIDDLE AGED More people over forty years of age die of heart disease than from any other single malady. Middle aged persons should avoid strain and use sensible diets and exercise. AID RECONSTRUCTION One hundred and fifty hours of reconstruction labor are required from students at the University of Berlin, International Student Ser- vice disclosed. STOVE & NUT COAL Now Available For Immediate Delivery! PHONE 2491R w A LY S Nelson Fice and visited at Tom |Home and School IN OUR TIME By Howie Hol WIE Released by lew Tira Zu.eririces "YOU'RE not a mouse -- you're + MAN!" Former Padre Club Speaker MRS. CHARLES WHITE Correspondent Thornton's Corners, Dec. 16.--The monthly meeting of the Home and School Association was held Wed- nesday evening, December 11 in the school. The president, Mrs. Mollon, conducted the meeting which open- ed with all singing Home an School theme song, During the business it was point- ed out that recreational equipment was needed badly for the school children. So it was decided to hold dances every two weeks, the first one to be held January 10, and the proceeds of these dances to go to- ward rink and other equipment. Program committee for the dances was appointed, Chas. White, Mrs. Doug Lander and Miss Erma Hall. Mrs. Pipher took charge for the program. Several Christmas carols were. sung. Orma Flemming was soloist for the evening and render ed three numbers "Danny Boy", "Old Lamplighter" and "White Christmas" accompanied at the pi- ano by Mrs. Fisher, Rev. H. F. Davidson gave a very educational and interesting address using as his subject "Making De- mocracy Work", He toki a little of the government cf Italy, West Afri- ca, North Africa and England as he found it in his travels as chap- lain during the war. He brought out these special points: To make de- mocracy work we must know how things are being done, must sub- mit and then co-operate and must have sense of responsibility. Al these grow out of religion. He con- cluded by sdying, "We've inherited democracy and must strive to keep it going." Program ended with God Save The King, after which lunch was served. The rublic school children are giving their annual Clristmas con- cert in the Sunday Scerol Friday evening, Decemfser 20 at 8:u¢ ¢'<lock, Christmas Party (Continued from Page 1) who were sun worshippers, cele- brated the return of longer days. This celebration was taken up by the Christian church. Later in Rome where Saturn was worship- ped there was also a celebration at this time and it was also incorpor- ated in the observance. The tree, which is used in connec- tion with the celebration of Christ- mas, is a modern custom which wag introduced to the British Isles by Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria, and is of German deriva- tion. Dr. Cornett emphasized that the value of a life of service was taught by Christ who practised service to His fellow-men more than any other man. He maintained the value of human life is gauged by the service men render to others, Continuing, Dr. Cornett referred to the great work which had been done for crippled children in this community by the late Leonardd Richer who for many years served as chairman of the Rotary Club's Crippled Children's Committee. He said that he had gxeyipiifieq in the highest degree a life tevoted to the service of others, He felt sure that Mr, Richer's spirit was with this particular gathering. The program included & puppet show presented by John Lin; im- personations and ventriloquism by Connie Laidlaw and dance numbers by the Carrol sisters. Leo Glover was master of ceremonies, Nursing Staffs Assisted Assisting the Rotary Club in the planning for the evening were Mis Gertrude Tucker, Reg. N, Senior Public Health Nurse; Miss Edith Hill, Supervisor of the local branch of the Victorian Order of Nurses and their staffs. Members of the Rotary Club whe assisted in the arranging and car- rying cut of the party were: 8. Ra Alger, Dr. G, L. Bird, G. G. Wans less, Dick Chant, Harry Blanche Dr. R. E. Richardson, Leo Glover, Lloyd Magill, Cyril Weyrich, James Fleming, Ken Markle, W. H. Karn, 8. R. Ballard, Rev. A. D Cornett, Jack Reid, R. G. Geen, Jchn Mea~ gher, Clark Hubbell, Jack Biddulph, Jim Reid, Fred Harris, T. L. Wile son, John Geikie, Stan Myers, Dr. 8. J. Phillips and W. J Lock. ALTITUDE AFFECTS TEA Tea is grown from sea level up to 7,000 feet and generally speak- ing, the tea from higher altitudes is superior to the lower-grown teas. MAKING CAUSTIC SODA Salt brine is treated electrically to produce caustic soda anl liquid chlorine. 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