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PAGE TEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1947 ~ WANT AD SECTION "sz S57 BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL IN DEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Articles For Sale .. 3 | Puneral D Articles Wanted ... 37 Agents Wanuwy ... Auditors Wanted DIRECTORY 1--Auditors Bale ieee THAN TESSIS, ACCOUNTANT AND Na Apply Box 27, Oshawa Times- Adtomebilte Gazette (Mar. 15) Wanted .... Automobile Repairs Auction Sale .... 6 Barristers ...... 2 Buliding rages n L 1 2 . 3 18 Insurance Instruction RAHAM BICELE, ACCOUNTANT "AU- dior, SSoverumens reports and income prepared, secretarial work. Phone o 10043. 295 Arthur Street, (Mari3) Be T. HOPKINS, CERTIFIED GEN- accountant, 249 Alger Consult King a East. Tans. 2127. countant and auditor. aria) 2--Barristers LOUIS 8. HYMAN, BARRISTER Loans ETC., 'Simcoe Mortgage arfeniged ce Sos1 North. Phone 67. Residen f 11) Lio . oes tod ig Ghiroprackon vos io RS . i eessssces $1 Male or Pe: : oe MET) Optometrists CONANT & ANNIS, BARRISTERS. AL- KC. Ti, Simcoe Street 4 Aone 4. Residence 739 0 (Marl8) A. nL GREER. . EO. BARRISTER 14. Phone 00. | Residence = t. ONE (NSERTION ... TWO INSERTIONS . THREE INSERTIONS briag vs (A Aprl) 5) EACH ADDITIONAL iN Female Help Gardening and Supplies .. Household Repairs 14 Houses For Rent Loan Wanted Lost and Found .. Legal Notices .. .. 42 Male Hel male Help Wanted ... Money to Loan .. Nursicg Service .. 13 CLASSIFIED AD RATES 13 Pets and Livestock 34 Radio Nepairs .. 17 Real Estate Agents 19 Real Estate Por 8810 ......0r000. BD Real Batate Wan! 28 9 . 10 on 2 cesesivee 30 vesase 3 Rooms For Rent .. 29 Room and Board.. 30 Room and Board Veterinarians .... 17 Women's ol 3 Wanted to Rent .. 31 Wearing Apparel .. 39 20 Words Each Addl Word 03% 45 insertions GRIERSON. CREIGHTON & FRASER. {Above rates apply only to rrist of Commerce Building. - (Apr) BRING. Lm 8 D HUMPHREYS, KO. Solicitor etc. Simcoe St Phones: Office 814; residence Money to loan. JAMES North 3207 (Aprl) B MacBRIZN, ZARISTER All Classified Advertisements and Sollenor Suite 301 349, Ring Beet. before publication. Office fours', Each initial letter, abbreviation full word. Box c! order. ordered at a later date antitute a new original order) nd listings--$5. "20 words or oss. 20c additional for all words over "arged 10c additional, .00 per month for 20. $ and c sign, figure count as s MUST be in by € p.m. the day Daily 8-6; Saturday 8-5. JOSEPH P MANGAN, KE C.. BARRIS- ter, Solicitor Money to loan. Office T 24--Personal | 25--Real Estate For tale King St. East, Oshawa Phone 14% Res Phone 8317. (Aprl) BROADLOOM RUGS, NEW MODERN / rators colors, custom made, pS MARKS, B . BOLI | oe Gitor 1 King E. Room 2. Phnves |{RCOTMIOT SOOT, FUNCE fo home Rus 188 g West, Hamilton (March22) Office 55, Residence 3687R. (Apr) ' CLAIR. BARRISTEE | ------ ---- -- _--- > LR Roly Bank . AR Bul i- 25--Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE--5-ROOM (NEW) INSUL- brick, bungalow, $4500, $2200 cash. Pos- ing. Phone 99. (Apr) ETC., A. J. PARKHILL, Pn mortgage loans. N Ho Act May 1st. Apply Box 242, Times- | Gazette. (63c) loans. 28 Simcoe North. Phone 1614 6-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE WITH (Marl?) two rooms rented upstairs. Large garden. Immediate ion, $2900. or consider Apply 133 hill Blvd. (63b) NORTH OF BELLEVILLE, 250 acres, 115 tillable, Good bush ana pasture, large bank barn, house ana other buildings. Will sell or exchange for mall property in or near Oshawa. Box '1, Times-Gazette. (63g) GOOD GARDEN LAND FOR SALE, from one to seven acres in Oshawa. Apply Box 244, Times-Gazette. (Mon.-Thurs.) SIX ROOM, RUG BRICK HOUSE, modern kitchen, hot alr heating, open fireplace, hardwood floors, chestnut trim A-1 condition throughout, 2 gar- ages, large lot north residential dis- trict, close to public school and Col- late. Immediate ession. Price 300. Apply Box 248, Times-G3azeise, (64a) Solicitor, Notary. Money sett Block. suite No. 4 Phone 282 Res 287 V. (Aprl) 4--Chiropractors terms. FARM $3700, GROCERY STORE, WITH Stoes and 5-room bungalow, half acre of land, location Prince Albert, near Port Perry, quick possession. Ask for particulars. U. Jones Real Estate Broker, 6% Prince St St. (63¢) FOR SALE, 58 64, 66 CENTRE ST., Oshawa, $10,000, Detailed information from A. E. Murdock, Real Estate Broker. 27 Warren Ave. Oshawa. (63c) IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY NEW 13-STOREY DWELLING fouth Oshawa Lsw Payments SPACIOUS SUMMER HOME 5 Bedrooms Stone Fireplace Bonnie Brae Point MODERN 1%-STOREY HOME Occupancy April 15, 1947 Many "Extra" Teatures in This Lovely Home in. South Oshawa. FOR APPOINTMENT TO SEE THESE FINE HOMES, Dhow 4800 chofield IJNSURANCE Agency REAL ESTATE BROKERS 6 Simcoe St. North Valuab STOR Proper FOR SALE North west corner of Simcoe and Richmond Streets Conuisting of: Store at 64 Simcoe St. N. Store at 4} Richmond St. | ) 1 West. (Could Store, (Aprl ) 7--Veterinarians ' DR. E. H WEBSTER. LARGE AND animal surgery. 323 King St. 'West, Oshawa, Phone 2! 21. (Aprilll) 8 Sua DR. P. W. Ont. 110) 1008, VETERIN geon. Phone 150, Pickering, 8--Funeral Directors -------------------------------------------------------- paLoN BURIAL COMPANY ios. 5 Charis . (Mar20) 9--Money To Loan 11--Building Trades , RETAIL. FOR ALL well cured concrete weepers. Call Dance Bros. Whitby 927. Prompt delivery anywhere. (Aprad) HE _GORDON BROUGH. DECORATING and painting, hour service. Phone Zw any. (Aprs) BUILDING | CONTRACTOR, CARPEN. try repairs elling. anning, de- sign! Thomas Gill, 612 Sommerville Ave. hone 1503J. (Mar27) CARPENTRY, HOME ALTERATIONS. and general repairs Call even H Boyd, 16 William E Phone TR. (Mar21) INSULATION FOR Reflective papel ne (Mar24) sizes of ec SILVER - FLEX stores, formation phone 1352wW H MOSIER SHEET METAL WORE. | Alr conditioning Dealer for new | and Pease Purnaces Phone 45089 (Aprdut, TILE FLOORING LAID BY EXPERT setters Variety of colors Pree esti- mates Phone coliect 653. Bowman. ville, Bromley and Son (Marld) PAINTING, BRUSH AND S| SPRAY, DE corat! Paper banging a J. P. cKenna. Phone 1684W. rior KEITE. CRAGGS_ PAINTER AND DE- | corator Also industrial spraying Ex. | cellent yorkmabehip Al work zustao- | teed. Phone 3639 (Mar26 y PAINTER AND PIRST-CLASS NFOORA- P. Danniels Phone 2718R { (Mar15) aM lage Muir | >. Phone Oshaws 77J4 (Mar24) P A VON GUNTEN Exray Yom | watchmaker Repair shop at €treet West Yow patronage Picton 14--Household Repairs be made into another 6 ACRES. GOOD GARDEN LAND. About three miles south east of Osh- awa. Ideal for chicken ranch or marker zardening. Phone 1761J4. SIMCOE ST. N, -- Brick house 6 rooms, modern kitchen, double brick garage, large lot. Imme- diate possession. KING ST. E. -- New modern brick house, 7 rooms, lovely living room, modern kitchen, tile bath, 4 bedrooms, attached garage. A real home, selling price far below replacement cost. This is one of today's bar- gains in real estate, CELINA ST. -- a new listing 7 room brick, hardwood floors. Possession one month. Suit- able for duplexing. EVERETT G. DISNEY Real Estate and Insurance 82 SIMCOE S. OSHAWA Listings on all types of property solicited. See us today. ONE BUILDING 10 X 12 AT AIRPORT, to be moved immediately. Gordoa Woodward, RR. 3, Oshawa, Phone 94R22, Brooklin. (63b) LARGE BUILDING, 2 APARTMENTS upstairs, large hall downstairs, suitable for store, dance hell or apartments. Good cella cellar, Apply 200 King West. (601) 1 "INSUL | BRICK, 4-ROOM HOUSE, 14 acre land and 12x20 garage. Possesssion June. 1. Phone 3061J. (581) 26--Real Estate Wanted WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, BUS- iness or property? Phone 3510M. (60d) WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSE IN Oshawa or vicinity, with immediate possession. Kindly state price, loca- particulars. Box 232, Times- tte. (604) HOUSES WANTED We have rgeently been successful in selling a number of houses and would appreciate acting for you on a sale, C. H. FRENCE Real Extate and Insurance (62d) 27a--Exch. Living Quarters WILL EXCHANGE 4-ROOMED APART- ment in Leaside for 3 or 4-roomed apartment in Oshawa. No children. Box 250, Times-Gazette. (64b) 29--Rooris For Rent ONE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, 31 1 Elgin East. (64c) if 7 SPLENDID! I KNEW A MAN 7] OF NOUR VISION AND INTEL- IGENCE WOULD GRAB UP THESE SHARES OF HOKUM PREFERRED. NOW HOW ABOUT SOME STOCK IN SAND HOLE LIFE RAFT, INC. DIT [A v THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! MAN. HE COULD SELL ICE TO AN ESKIMO. By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten WELL, IF NOU REALLY- THINK IT'S AAVTVTR ARAN AN) /// WORKING LATE! A LIKELY STORY! THAT BREATH NEVER CAME FROM THE WATER- COOLER. WHERE WERE YOU, YOU ©%'# % LOW WORM © WHOSE DANDRUFF IS THAT ON NOUR COAT © WHERE = 2 Bur HE NEVER SEES 7) TO BE ABLE TO SELL FRIEND WIFE A SIMPLE ALIBI. Thanks T BETTY MAGNUS, WAUWATOSA, WISC. 34--Pets and Livestock LAYING HENS FOR SALE, CALL AF- ter 6 p.m. or Saturdays, Mrs, E. Mette, Palmerston Ave, Whitby. (62c) ROLLER "CANARIES AND A ALSO HEN birds for sale. Apply 400 Montrave Ave. Phone 2862J. (61d) | ALL TYPES OF LIVE POULTRY WANT- | ed. Top prices pald. M. Flatt, Bethany, | R.R. No. 1. Phone 7R13 (Apri2) | 35--Wearing Apparel | | WE BUY AND SELL USED CLOTHING. | sterilized, cleaned, and pressed like new. Carrying a big stock 3 Qfercoats suits and napts. 21 Bond 8 Schwartz (Mar) 36--Articles For Sale ONE BONE COLORED PRAM. PER- fect condition. Used 5 months. Call 672J. $30. . (64c) QUANTITY OF GOOD, CLEAN BUCK- wheat. . Apply W. Leask, Taunton. Phone 1652W11. (64a) DRUMS, LUDWIG SET. RUG 6 X 9. Shorty coat, size 14. Phone a a ATLAS 10" LATHE ATTACHEMENTS and Sand without motor, 80, Phone 374TW2, (Mon-Wed) GURNEY FURNACE, GOOD CONDI- tion $60. Oil heater $6. Small rug. 46 Kenneth. - iy (64c) ONE GIRL'S BICYCLE, GOOD CON- dition. _ Apply 98 Nassau St. (64a) | poles any length. | 1962W, a after 6.30. CEDAR FENCE "POST "AND Cl CEDAR Delivered. Phone (64c) STORE _ FIXTURE APP] APPROXIMATELY 43 ft. Drug store wall fixture, good condition, Golden, quarter-cut oak. Available April or May. Karn's Drug Store. (631) TWO FOUNTAIN "SETUPS; 11 SYRUP pump bobtail fountain; milk pump; 6 fruit jars and two sinks. Carbonator, refrigerated sandwich section; steam. table. A real bargain. Karn's Drug Store. (631) ACOUSTICON HEARING AID, PRAC- tically new. Apply 56 Division Street. a2) VENETIAN BLINDS Highest quality steel or aluminum SEVEN DAYS DELIVERY ESTIMATES FREE PHONE 3531R -- R. G. Trewin (Mon-Wed-Frl) STEEL VENETIAN BLINDS § ssc PER . ft Measured and installed George . Reid. Phone 2104. 66 Bond West (Mar23) 38--Female Help Wanted YOUNG WOMAN REQUIRED TO AS- sist with general housework. Highest wages, private bedroom' and separate bathroom. Resiaence situated In Pickering Village. Telephone collect, Mrs. Robert Ruddy, Pickering 42, (60t1) SINGLE GIRL WITH KNOWLEDGE OF bookkeeping and typing. Apply 20% 238, Times- Gazette (62c) FOR RIGHT GIRL GOOD OPPORTVNITY Must be experienced steno- graphev; have seneral office experienze; able to meet the putlic; have suitable educzcion and be. able to fur- nish satisfactory references. PHONE MR. HUNTER 2330 FROM 5 TO 6 p.m. 39--Male Help War ts War ted GOOD 00D OPPORTUNITY | FOR AG- gres.\ve salesman, Door to door can- vassing selling plastic floor finish. Comm ssion basis. Protected territory. Applv , "Plastics", Box 329, Whitby, Ontarfo. (63c) PLASTERERS For Steady Employment. Apply Anderson Bros. PHONE OSHAWA 45517 (63¢c) OLD ESTABLISHED Toronto Manufacturing Firm Employing' From 75 to 100 Operators Seeking PLANT EXECUTIVE Applicants must be fully qualified and well experienced in taking time studies, setting rates, and job evaluation, as responsibilities would TALMAN SWEET APPLES AND CAR- rots and potatoes for sale. Phone 2553J. (60h) WRINGER ROLLS KEPT IN tor all makes of wushers Jack dulph. 638 Simcoe St. COAL RANGES LARGE SHIPMENT just received. Some with reservoir. Dif- ferent sizes and makes. D.V A credits FURNISHED BEDROOM, FOR LIGHT housekeeping, near Motors, on Osh- awa Blvd. bus stop. 270 French. Phone 1778J. (63c) LARGE BRIGHT BED- 's, Simcoe North. (Mar8) SILENT GLOW OIL SURNERS FOR cookstove. jacket heaters. etc Cooks and Sharp Electric. 4501. (Feb2Ttt) FURNI room. Abstainers preferred. G Very central. Phone 3224M. (63c) OIL BURNERS 29a--For Rent SUN FOR RENT. ultraviolet, using cold $6 per month. Meagher's, Si SUN KRAFT uarts tube. coe North. (Apr8) 31--Wanted To Rent ASSISTANT MANAGER OF DOMINION Bank urgently requires flve or six- room house, or duplex, unfurnished, two children * Phone Snyder, Telephone 800. ) - 32--Automobiles For Sale '28 CHEV. SEDAN, 243509, 5 NEW tires. Price $175. F. Marshall, 630 Carnegle, Oshawa. Phone 3622J. (64: a) '31 FORD 'COACH, 1. 5 TIRES, heater, $265. W. Mitchell, 243 Conant Phone 4458J. (640) MOTORCYCLE, 42 42-45. HARI HARLEY-DAVID- son, perfect condition for quick sale. Can be seen at Bowmanville Motor Sales. (63c) '33 CHEV. CCACH, SERIAL 607775, 5 tires, heater. Price $325. Mechanically A-1. L. Towns, 244 Roxborough, Osh- awa, after 5:30. (63b) 1933 "DODGE COACH. SERIAL NO. 9455017. 5 tires and heater. Good run- ning order. Practically new tires, $300. Phone Bo."manville 2552, (63) PURNITURD BEPAIRED AND BE | uphoistered Bee materials recovering D W Dalton, 7» Ad Phone 401. (Aprs) | 18--Automobile Repairs SMITH'S RADIA' , rebuils Oubaws. 22--L ost and Found , LOST BETWEEN M MAYFAIR L LANES and Gladstone Ave, brown man's vest with pen and pencil set. Pinder please phone 3680J. (64a) Two 4-roomed apartments Two 3-roomed apartments | All equipped with Electric | Ranze and Refrigerators. | SPOT Wash Room with wash- ing machine and heater. Building steam - heated with stoker. 7 full base- ment. TOR REPA AIRS, RE- 251 Jobn Bt. Phone ; (Mar20) LOST, B BEAGLE MALE HOUND, 13", Black, ale and Tan Reward. Phone 502J. "Bun" Osborne, Possession of Main: store on or about April 1. FOUNDATION GARMENTS, ch, corrective and sur- Phone sories. Phcne 4121J "Doc" Berry. (Mar31) 33--Automobiles Wanted CASH POR YOUR CARS AT Dodd's car lot 278 Park Rd. 8 Phone 3344M. (Mar18t1) LAKESHORE AUTO Cars wanted tor wrecking Highest prices paid Phone 3362: eYeninid, i278 (Mar15) BRAMLEY CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Motor Sales 1271 Simcoe 8t. North Phone 4605W. (Apr3) 34--Pets and Livestock WIRE HAIRED TERRIER PUPPIES registered. Sold with or without pap- ers. First house, west side, Farewell Ave. Phone 2598J, (64b) REGISTERED COCKER SPANIEL PUP- ps Bowra _(April1) : om The Times-Gazette classi. 624 Simcoe St. North Tied ad section for quick results. ' (64D) | | Ples, real beauties. Phone 1651R11. (832) | 2 "MALE BLACK _ AND TAN HOUNDS, i for sale, Apply 738 Simcoe St. South (63b) | Gazette. | MOTORCYCLES, PARTS AND ACCES- | | Station. 4 ator, Se: town customers solicited. dale. Phone 4046J. 37--Articles Wanted USED SKATES, RIFLES, SHOTGUNS. Chtistian's Beotric and Mardgare. Sim- coe North. (Wed-Fri-Mon) WANTED, 1/6 OR HOREPOWER motor. Phone 436R3. (64a) FOLDING ESK, IN good condition, Apply Box 0% Times- Gazette, ( 64b) (Mar18) Ya ice along this line. However, general proficiency in methods, production control and all phases of plant supervision should also be considered as essential to full qualification for this position, which would be permanent if in- cumbent's services are satisfactory. In replying by letter, furnish full particulars as to age, education, ex- perience, salary expected and other pertinent factors. BOX 246 TIMES-GAZETTE (641) 41--Employment Wanted EXPERT REPAIR ON ELECTRIC ranges and all other electric house- hold Frank Phone 2887R. (Aprll) FARMER WITH FAMILY desires managing farm. Write stating particulars, John Simpson, Little Brit- ain. (84c) BAR PUNCHING BAG. (64a) ONE CAR RADIO FOR LATE MODEL car, State particulars. Box 232, Times- Gazette. (63c) SAXOPHONE AND CLARINET WANT- ed. State make and price, etc. Apply Box 224, Times-Gazette (591) PIANOS WANTED FOR CASH WIL- son & Lee. 79 Simcoe North Phone 2388. 388. Open ev evenings. (Mar24) SPOT CASA PAID "FOR GOOD USED furniture, ice box. Quebec heater. cook stoves. 24 Bond West. Phage SiAeM. ar GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED. ice boxes, cook stoves and heaters. 56 King West. 3326W. (Apr5) AIGHEST PRICES PAID FO.\ [RON metal, rags, mattresses Phoae 635. Cedardale [ron Metals. bari (ape) pri) BAR BELLS AND Apply 4634R. Will rent or buy. | 43--Auction Sales I have been authorized to sell by Public Auction for Albert Arnold, corner of Harbour and Simcoe St Oshawa, on Saturday, March 22, all his farm stock, some implements, grain, 0 +4 ol In hoki an furniture, Sale at 1 p.m. Terms Cash. See bills, G. Gifford, clerk. Elmer Wil- bur, Auctioneer. (Mch14-17-19) FRIDAY, MARCH 21---FARM, STOCK, Implements, M.D. Model H, Tractor on rubber and tractor equipment; York- shire Hogs, Holstein cattle, Hay Grain, Furniture ,at Lot 9, Con. 6, Pickering, property of Lloyd Pegg. Terms casm. No reserve as farm sold. John Scott, clerk. Sale at 1 pm, A, 8. Farmer, auctioneer. (64b) I HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED TO SELL by Public. Auction for Tom Martin, Lov 30, Con, (at Zion School) on Tues- day, March 25, all his farm stock, ts, hay grain, etc See bills. Sale WILL PAY ¥ SPOT CASH FOR USELESS GOLD JEWELLERY BROKEN OR OTHERWISE Also gold bridgework and gold coins. Call personally or mail package. Reliable Estimates Given FELT BROS. JEWELLERS, OSHAWA (601) -- --_-- -- - -- ---- cna 38--Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED SWITCHBOARD OPER- about 25 hrs, weekly. Apply Times-Gazette. tr) ATTRACTIVE SALES , GIRL, hip age 18-28, capable of tegking full oharge of front py with knowledge of Sewing Av to train as Sewing instructress, Permanent position. Apply Binger Sewing Machine Company. 16 Ontario Street. (60d) RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER FOR | motherless 'home, Box 240, Times- Elmer Wilbur, (Mon-Wed-Fri) 1 pm. Terms cash. Auctioneer. SPECIAL WINTER UNIFORM Winnipeg-- (CP) --Canadian Boy Scouts may soon be wearing a new style 'winter uniform instead of the traditional shorts and shirt but traditional garb is not being dis- carded completely, said Maj.-Gen. D. C. Spry, chief commissioner for the Canadian Boy Scout association. The t tional cGorts and shirt, worn bi@scouts of 51 nations, would only give way in the winter months to scmething more suitable for the climate, he said. 5 York -- (CP) -- An 18-year-old | boy was sent to jail for three years (62c) for committing bigamy. | good attendance, Im- | ale | rooms and in bedrooms was nothing | sanitary facilities in the village. Advertising under this heading-- 3c per word each inser- tion. inimum charge 45 cents, RUMMAGE SALE, CENTRE STREET United Church, Tuesday, March 18, 1 o'clock. (64a) ST. PATRICK'S TEA, AT WESTMOUNT United Church, Wednesday, March 19, at 3 p.m (64a) EUCHRE OVER BETTY CAKE SHOP, Monday, March 17th, 8:30 p.m. (63b) rr Rate for Haydon Residents Glad Roads Opens MRS. HILDA CROSSMAN Correspondent Haydon, March 15--Everyone was glad to see the snow plow back again to open the main roads for car traffic, so the Bow- manville Dairy could make it's rounds, also the bakers from Osh- awa and Pontypool. Howard Abbott, visited Mr, T. Abbott, at Enniskillen, Spring is not far away as a number of Woodchucks have been seen out, and the Crows are around again. Mr. and Mrs, C. Rahm, and Mrs. R, Griffin, Ruby Celia, of Union; Mrs. Don Carr | and daughter, Enniskillen, Mui: and Mrs. Frank Moore, were at | A. Beech's, Mr, and Mrs, N. Gage and fam- | fly of Thornhill and Mrs, E. Gage | of Toronto were Sunday visitors at M. Bertrim's, Sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and family from the community, They moved to Mal- vern on Tuesday. Little Eric Oleson was taken to Bowmanville Hospital last Sa- turday night for an operation. We are glad to hear that he is | doing nicely. | The Women's Association was | invited to the home of Mr, and | Mrs, St. Germaine on Thursday | evening, The Ladies were invited | to bring their husbands, Mrs, J. Potts, president, operfed the meeting, The program was in charge of Mrs, W. Martin, A so- cial time was enjoyed. Mrs. T. Cowling was the lady wiraer, the prize being a lovely pair of tea towels. J. Hanna 'on the gentlemen's prize, a pack of cards. Lunch was served, There was a Mr. and Uxbridge Doctor (Continued from Page 4) troops for the South African War. In 1902, Dr. McClintock returned and sought to establish a practice in the district near his parents', home, finally taking over a practice | in Uxbridge. "Those were the horse- and-buggy days," declared Dr. Mc- Clintock, who is now 73. Can't Preach His Beliefs, He Quits Waterloo, March 17--(CP)-- De- claring "if I cannot preach what I believe I might as well quit," Rev. Armand Rams@yer said here Satur- day he would not appeal the deci- sion of the general executive of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada to withdraw his credentials, The 32-year old pastor of the Peorle's Tabernacle here said he would continue to preach indepen- dently after his credentials were withdrawn over doctrinal differen- ces, "At least 95 per cent of my con- gregation are behind me," Lie said. I asked a meeting of the congrega- tion Saturday if I should appeal and the opinion was that I should not." He said he was called to Toronto last week to appear before a gen- eral executive meeting of the fellow- ship of the church, which has an estimated 40,000 adherents, 490 churches and 361 ordained minis- ters in Canada. His wife accompan- ied him. "They were very nice to us and tried to give us wise counsel," he said. They asked if I intended to follow the same course. When I said 'ves' they said they would have to have my papers." Mr. Ramseyeir said he them in imenediately. handed rerintendent of the church, empha- sized the difference was only on one point in Mr. Ramseyers preaching-- his "extreme views on prophecy. "He issued a tract and preached several sermons on which we refus- | ed to agree, taking the attitude that him | God revealed information to personally. If he assents to our wishes in this ematter he may re- turn to the church. He really is a very good fellow. Mr. &mith said that 'hough his credentials had been drawn he was free to go to another group as a minister if he wished. Sell Former Home Of Thomas Hardy London --(CP)-- A 100-year-o.d house at Wandsworth Common where Thomas Hardy, poet and novelist, lived between 1878 and 1881, has been sold for £540 ($2,- 160). Present tenants are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodges and their seven children. "I have never read any of Hardy's works," Mrs. Hodges said, "and be- fore we came here three years ago I had never heard of him." 'KARN'S DRUG STORE | (The Family Drug Store) PHONE 78 - 79 Next to Post Office HARDWOOD FLOORING Lald and Finished Complete! FLOOR SANDING! M. LEGGETTE PHONE 3744W1 FOR KELVINATOR SALES & SERVICE tic & C cial PHONE 87 Eastern Electric Construction Limited REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE BoUSeTown, REFRIGERATORS UNTERS--WALK- ER CHESTS-- COOLERS_WASHING BELL'S rermisenivicy SALES & SERVICE 182 Simcoe St. S.. Ph ue 2959w At Toronto, Rev. C. B. Smith, su- | clwurch | Abbott Hints Income Tax Reductions Montreal, March -- (CP) -- Hon. D. C. Abbott, Minister of Fin- ance, set Canadians pondering to- day about the possibility that his forthcoming budget might give re- lief to persons in the lower income brackets in the light of his state- ment here to a group of labor offi- cials. Mr. Abbott gave what some ob- servers felt might be an inkling of what is in store when he told Que- bec Federation of Labor representa- tives at an informal conference Saturday that he personally favored a reduction in income taxes, partic- ularly in the lower brackets. Mr. Abbott said that Canadians in the $4,000 to $20,000 income class paid comparatively higher taxes than Americans and he expressed belief that this might have some connection with emigration to the United States of certain Canadian professional workers. The Finance Minister also said that he favored maintenance of present rent controls so long as the housing shortage remains acute. The labor delegation, headed by Elphege Beaudoin, president of the Q.F.L., submitted a number of com- plaints and proposals on behalf of individual unions criticizing recent decontrols. Mr. Abbott replied that the government was trying to keep "a pattern of orderly decontrol." The Minister predicted a good business year for 1947, saying: "It will be better than an average year." C. E. STEELE DIES Port Colborne, March 17 -- (CP) -- Charles E. Steele, former mayor of Port Colborne and warden of Welland county, died yesterday at the age of 81. He was a former oc ent of the Natural Gas and reuwoleum Association of Canada and remained honorary president of that body until his death. One-fifth of the people of Hol- land earn their living on the land, mostly on small farms of less than | 50 acres. ROOFING! ® Asphalt Shingling! ® Built-up Flat Roofing! MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED! FREE ESTIMATES! Phone 3628J OSHAWA Empire Garden Tractors and Power Lawn Mowers Available for Immediate Delivery For Further Particulars PHONE 66W1% Are You BUILDING? CALL... RAE R. JONES Concrete Contractor For quick, courteous service. With new metal forms | assure you of satisfaction. Quotations free, "Typhoid and diphtheria were the prevalent diseases and I seemed to be going all the time," he stated. "The 'flu' epidemic of 1919 was the worst time of my career. I snatch- ed 'sleep when I could get it and | often didn't. Many Maternity Cases i During his many years as coun- try doctor he has brought hundreds of babies into the world. "There always seemed to be maternity cases on my mind," said the con- PHONE 341 Hill -- --. ELECTRIC genial doctor. "In one 36-hour per- iod I delivered seven babies. My wife was nearly worn out trying to keep in contact with me during this time, but I managed to attend | to each birth, although I didn't: manage 'to get home." Operating in kitchens, in living unusual for Dr. McClintock. ' He frequently had to set up a portable | operating table, which he carried in | his car, to remove appendices, ton- | sils, and to perform other minor | operations. { Dr. McClintock Jr. is now experi- | encing some of the difficulties en- | countered .by his father. Roads around the village have been block- ed by snow, with the exception of three highways, and often he has to ride part of the way to the farm- houses on horse-drawn sleighs and cutters. Last year his father inoculated over 800 people in the district and this year he will have to take over this task. As medical officer of health, Dr. McClintock Jr. will be , kept busy inspecting schools and HERE'S 'GOOD GOING'! Make your Tire-Dollar buy more--by buying our Selected Used Tires. Many good as new for long, trouble-free service -- just traded-in by owners in order to have all five tires on the car match- and you get the benefit! Try one or two. Discover Ameri- ca't biggest tire-mileage bar- gain--here. Come see!' 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