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THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE NINETEEN Baseball Match And Address Feature Meeting MRS. LORNE JONES Correspondent Balsam and Mount Zion -- A humber. from here attended the duation and reception for Miss Eileen Caison of the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital. We want to say con- gratulations Eileen on your splen- did work. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hubbs of Hillsburg, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Percy Jones and family. " A new tractor has been engaged on dhe Frank Disney farm. Miss Maggie Neal of Stouffville, is spending a holiday at the George Wilson home. Happy birthday to .Carl Wilson, who had his third birthday June 14. Newly-weds (Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Crimmon), have moved into Walter Carson's house, (the former Lloyd Pegg house). Mr. and Mrs. John Briggs of. Brooklin, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones and family, on Sun- Six Promoted On Year's Work F. E. SMITH . Correspondent i Prince Albert, June 16--Congra- tulations are in order for the girls of Prince Albert who have passed on their years' work at High School. They are Joan Harvey, Elva Bond, Ruby Fralick, Doreen Doupe, Shir- ley Vance, Shirley Smith, Mrs. J. Doupe, Teddy McCarty and Mrs. Bond, took the bus trip on Tuesday with parents, pupils and staff of Port Perry High School, when they visited tLe Ontario Agri- cultural College at Guelph. They were given permission to go any- where and see everything, and they found it quite exciting and very interesting, as they moved from one place to another. The evening service on Sunday, was very well attended. Next Sunday there will be no ser- vices due to the Decoration Service at the cemetery. On June 27, church will be held at 10 am, and Sunday School at 11 a.m. Please kep this change of time in mind. ed to all who helped make a.suc- _| cessful cleanup on Saturday, of the church lawn, ; The committee in charge have Heayn to care for the grounds dur- ing the summer. We are sorry inded to report the removal to Port Perry Hospital on Wednesday, of Mrs. Cecil Newn- ham, The trouble now is jaundice, and her friends trust for a recovery very soon. Mrs. George Sherratt and Barry Fletcher have also been down with Jaundice. This very weakening ill- ness is still 'making the rounds in this district it seems. Jean and Vera Newnham are spending a week.or so at Scarboro, with their aunt, Mrs. Kennedy, dur- ing their mother's illness. PRESCRIPTIONS Quickly and Accurately Filled --- Ab MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE 9 Simcoe N. Phone 48 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY made arrangements with Bobby FINE WATCH REPAIRING Our Specialty FELT BROS. Established 1886 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Brantford Roofing. " and Builders' Supplies McLAUGHLIN COAL & SUPPLIES LIMITED Phone 1246 FOR YOUR WIRING AND APPLIANCE REPAIRS call CHRISTIANS CTRIC & HARDWARE Phone 1000 MAKES OLD WASHER! WORK [SIN 14 J JGE PALOOKA ASSN . Rock-a-Bye, Booby =BUT, I'M AN OLD, )NEVAH MINDS" THAR'S TH' AIN'T BEEN ABLE. AND MILK THAT'S IT, LAD 7-- | HAVEN'T PF RTE LT a MAN 77-- HAVEN'T HAD ANY TEETH FOR LA TO EAT ANYTHING TOUGHER'N SINCE. 1912 MUSH ) WHAT | FORGOT TO TELL YOU WAS TO FORGET THE WHOLE THING #" THE JOKE'S ON ME 7" BUT, I'M AN OLD MAN-- AND TAKE A JOKE --a MIGHTY S7-- IN BRIEF, LAD, By Ham Fisher' A hearty "thank-you" is extend- day, The W.A. met last Wednesday, June 9, at the homé of Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, with twenty present. Sorry to hear Kenneth Jones of Fergus, has scarlet fever. Mr. and Mgs. Lynn Wilson of To- ronto, visited with James Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Disney visited ..inday with the Broome family at Hampton. | Mrs. Moffat and Pat, visited with Mrs, Errol Carson over the wek- end. : Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Evans of Claremont, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson and family, on Sunday. Congratulations te Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAvoy, and Mr. and Mrs. Blmer Wilson, who celebrated wedding anniversaries. Linda Hoskins is feeling a little better. ' The Men's Club met Monday eve- ning June 14, at the church, with a Baseball match as an opening at- traction. Mr. Fair, Agricultural Re- presentative, gave an interesting alk, after which cake and ice cream was served. Don Piett of Hamilton, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jones. C.K. CAMERON ELECTRIC FOUNDED IN 1913 BY A. C. CAMERON ® Electrical Construction ® Wiring and Repairs ® Range Runs ® Water Heaters PHONE 460 TOP SOIL : $2.00 A Load D. R. Brown -- Contractor PHONE 3744W5 FREE FOR 30 DAYS Laces or Nugget on all shoe repair jobs over $1.00. Let us chegck up on your shoes for summe Satisfaction guar- anteed at . .. CHAMPION SHOE SHOP 17 Bond East (Side Entrance) Last Man Out HOW ABOUT FIXXER'S / YOUR HUNCH WAS CHAUFFEUR? HE'S [ RIGHT! HE'S LOVER" THE ONLY ONE WE | LANSON! FIXXER'S HOODS HAVEN'T BOOKED. | SQUEALED.. WE'VE . 4 Burner ELECTRIC RANGES $139.50 Immediate Delivery RANGETTES , with Automatic Oven Control $74.50 Connor Washing Machine Trade-in Accepted ' PITTS Electrical Agencies 12 Bond St. E.--136 Simcoe S. Phone 3287 WASHER SERVICE QUICKER CHEAPER BETTER Phone 3800W BIDDULPH avrnonizes JBEATy sraten 68 SIMCOE ST. N. "Look for the Store with the Yellow Front" THE WARNING, COPPERS! GOOD THING FIXXER HAD SHORT-WAVE [PUT INTO THIS as N MAN, TILL HE 50LD POUCE CHIEF skank | ML TILL HE 50 TOOK THE COWARD'S WAY QUT, HUNTER! T FOUND HIM ON THE FLOOR OF \" Hi5 HOME! «A DESCRIPTION OF LANSON'S CAR FOLLOWS BLACK ; FOUR-DOOR SEDAN ... LICENSE NUMBER 6F1099... Ne 2 } ALERTED ALL STATE HARDWOOD FLOORING Floors Laid, Sanded and Finished Phone 3744W1 M. LEGGETTE SINGER SEWING CENTRE RENT A PORTABLE ELECTRIC Home" per month 90-00 REPAIRS 22.1% "SiS WE BUY Your sewing mache ine--We Pay Cash. WE SELL New and Used, Port. ables, Cabinets, Treadles AVAILABLE NOW! BUTTONHOLE ATTACHMENTS UNIVERSAL MOTORS SINGER LIGHTS SINGER CABINETS SEWING STOOLS SKIRT MARKERS Immediate Delivery on New Machines 16 ONTARIO ST, . OSHAWA STAFFORD BROS. Monumental Works Open Every Day And Evenings PHONE -WHITBY 55 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby By Jimmy Murphy CASPER, THANKS TO SOPHIE--- "THE ONLY PLACES ID FIT IN WITH THE SCENERY WOULD BE THE BLACK HILLS OF SOUTH DAKOTA OR THE BLUE RID4E MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA! o/s ASPER Piker's Peak! WERE GOING TO VISIT RED RIVER VALLEY... SHE'S BUYING ARED || CAN FIT RIGHT IN DRESS FOR THAT. SHE'S|| WITH THE SCENERY. BUYING A YELLOW SUIT YOU CAN DO THE FOR OUR VISIT TO ( SAME THING. YELLOWSTONE PARK, THAT'S A GOOD IDEA! THAT WAY A PERSON WELL, COLONEL, WHAT'S THE LATEST DOPE ON YOUR VACATION ? ® RADIOS and Electrical Appitunce Repairs ® Household Wiring and PLACES WE Electr?eal Fixtures PLAN TO VISIT. ® ALL PARTS AND WORK- oe 3 MANSHIP GUARANTEED 7 FOR 90 DAYS BUYING CLOTHES TO. MATCH THE DIFFERENT OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE REPAIRS TO ALL KINDS The Robert Dixon Co. Ltd. PHONE 262 313 Albert St. Oshawa Warner Williams 78 Simcoe N. Phone 736J LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY Taking the Bull by the Horns THAT'S BAD NEWS, LASSIE =| | [ATTACK IS THE BEST DEFENSE = LETS BUT TELL THE BRAVE LADS | || VISIT VALAGGA AND TELL HIM THAT MOTHER TO KEEP HER CHIN } | | iF ANYTHING HAPPENS TO THAT UP-TLL FIND SOME WAY YOUNG MAN, SOMETHING WORSE TO SAVE HER BOY~ WILL HAPPEN A\ By Dudley Fisher A GOOD BLUFF MIGHT WORK -WE'LL BEARD THE LION IN HIS DEN- AND I BET MY LIFE VALAGGA I5 YELLOW- I GOT THE WIM-WAMS TERRIBLE BAD, CAPTAIN DICK- VALAGGA MUSTA, FOUND OUT AGNES'S NURSE'S SON igh: WAS HELPIN'YOU, 'CAUSE a\oHE HAD i HIM ESTED=SC-Oaa xl KSA > / : we "3 WHY DON'T YOU TAKE HER SOME FLOWERS ? WM! ALWAYS LIKE TO GET FLOWERS / SR ARCTRELN Behl RN So nN : By Norman Marsh MOON MULLINS KT THAT MOMENT, DENTON ANDTHE INJUNS (Ty HORSE GOIN | BUT MINGO WARRIOR | RIVER HERE | RUN THAT WAY--WHY 00 THEY SEPARATE? - WHATS EATIN' ON * "LORD PLUSHBOTTPM? HE LOOKS AS MISERABLE AS A WOMAN NN AMMA Sa ESN > SS 7 [7 i) BLONDIE By Lee Falk and Ray. Moore By Chic Youn; SHE CUT OUT WHY IN HHT THE AD! IFWE | BLA2ES . =) Jill CAN MATCH THIS DIDN'T | A A SHE CAN THINK WITH AN UNCUT THINK OF OF MORE REASONS COPY OF THE PAPER~) THAT? { TO KEEP ME FROM 9c MAYBE THE PAPER'S STILL IN HER ROOMav l : : 1 | ven ; | cal 1 Site gh ¥ > oe17 YOUNG SUPERMAN By Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster THAT BLACK CAT WAS ELECTROCUTED T™I CROSSING THAT CHARGED PUDDLE! LFE/-BUT I CAN'T AND INANOTHER SECOND; X WOULD LET HER GET AWAY. HAVE STEPPED. INTO IT,' : VVE GOT TO PROTECT ( All) J 1 fl T'LL BET YOU T KNOW WHERE BETYA BANNISTER 15, WSS DORIAN! SHE BET ME SHE'D DATE AN ENGLISHMAN FIFTEEN MINUTES AFTER SHE REACHED LONDON...AND SHE PROBABLY DID! "By Alex Raymond THEY'RE THE AMERICAN MODELS OVER HERE TO SHOW LADY WINTERBROOK'S LATEST CREATIONS, .SHEHAS HER OWN SHOP, Y'KNOW...BY JOVE, HERE COMES THE OLD GIRL, HERSELF / -- MISS BANNISTER HAS IT'S ONLY KX NICKNAME... QUITE AN ODD NAME... THATGIRL WILL BET ON BETYA...SO ANYTHING! SHE'S ORIGINAL! MY PROBLEM E CAT SAVED HER WHICH MEANS -- /'VE GO7 TO \ STOP HER BEFORE SHE \ GETS OFF THE GROUNDS) CHILD! > n MISS KIM AT ANY : PRICE! --