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46 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, June 17, 1958 50-----Articles For Sole [50--Articles For Sale CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 50--Articles For Sale - STORE WIDE SALE of quality furniture at Oshawa's only fu rniture drive-in. Cash prices on Cr edit. 299 Simcoe St. §. Everyone knows the name. 14a FLOOR POL FOR SALE FROM $14 up. Royal, General Electric, Prem- fers and Michaels, Call RA, 33923, 139f LIGHT UTILITY TRAILER COMPLETE with kitch bar, New tires and Hennsed. i 975. Dial BA 3.2633, 6 FOOT , VERY GOOD TRAILER, condition, $35. Disl RA 34521 1140p NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, REG- isters, OL to $1.99, Write Box 638 Times-Ga: , BF CH STORES, TIRES, We have in stock ot present; 16 ft, long Cedor Poles 8 ft r Fence Posts, culverts, New ond used angle iron cut fo size, Used ond new lumber, RA 3-7333 M. GREENBERG & SONS 308 BLOOR ST. EAST Open All Day Saturday MWFTF KELLY TELEVISION ~~ SALE USED and repossessed television sels. tioned, 30 #1, aerial $29.50, 81 King West, July 14 CHESTERFIELD SET, SOFA, WING chair, love seat, plus 3 tables, as whole unit, $100, Disl RA 5.2464. 1400 DOUBLE BED, SPRING AND MAT. tress, Disl RA 51837, 1400 FOUR 50x17 TIRES, ALSO BOX trailer, Dial RA 3-9040, 140¢ FOURTEEN FOOT FIBRE GLASS boat, Reasonable. Apply 277 Oshawa Blvd, North, 1400 AWNINGS MADE TO MEASURE, Lovely patterns, Free estimates, Fold ing chairs, card and banquet tables fo vent, Cleve Fox, Oshawa. June NEW ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR, $199, Electric and gas ranges, rangeites, floor polishers, power lawn mowers, clothes dryers, washers, air conditioners, Only ten percent down. 24 months to pay. Kelly Television, 81 King West, Julyld WHITBY SOD SUPPLY, FIELD LOAD: ed or Phone MO 83520 Whit 2 CHESTERFIELD SUITES, ALWAYS on display at Bradleys, Oshawa"s larg- oot selection of living room furniture, 29 Simcoe South (just south of Gibb Street), June 27 CHROME KITCHEN SET, TABLE AND 4 chairs, Apply 241 Quebec St, 140¢ SAVE 9200 ON YOUR NEW BATH. room set installed, stain steel sinks, 917.80, sump pumps § , pressure systems $85, New. Chinns, RA 3.7088, 2 July COMIC BOOKS, P! ET BOOKS, MA- gesines, sold or exchanged. Kingswa Book Exchange, 561 King St. Wy Open every evening. une 20 USED TIRES. MOST ALL SIZES, #3 ep. B. F. Goodrich Store. RA. Jug. une! TRADE-IN SALE TELEVISIONS, RE. frigerators, ranges, radios, complete pub- Ne-address system, Singer sewing: ma. chine, 5 shift Scandalli accordion and ase, Wiliams piano, electrohome humi. [lar 16 mm. Kodak, magazine load. movie camera, black color pro. sotor, screens. Kelly television. July 4, JATIONAL CASH REGISTER ~ REG- Wars 01 to $1.99. Write Box 638 Times. bozette, a For Your Cottage Floors ROSS MILLS Company Limited is featuring CONGOLEUM & DELTOX RUGS Come in and see our special offer of sale priced tiles, 81 SIMCOE ST. N., RA 3-7641 ~ June 19 MACKAY'S GARAGE General repairs to all makes of cors and trucks, Tire and bot- tery service, Starter and igni- tion service, Broke and clutch werk, City Service Products, RA 5-9333 314 BLOOR ST. W, July 3 42% Simcoe N, Attractive Selection of LADIES' COTTONS AT ECONOMICAL PRICES Sizes 12 to 224 KIDDY CITY RA 3.2521 JulyS In Safety, Comfort, and True Economy Your Wheels Should Be Balanced. With our JOHN BEAN VISUBALANCER we can check and balance your wheels, JOHN BERLETT'S, St. N,, Dial RA 3- 117 Simcoe 7032, July 2 Station, Dial RA 3-7032, CAR WASH Ten minute cor wash at JOHN BERLETT'S TEXACO Service 117 Simcoe St, N, July 2 by. July 4 GET CHANNEL 2 AND 4 ETC, WITH new Futuramic television serial, Exclu sive at Kelly Television, $19.50, July 14 GOOD USED BICYCLES, LADIES AND Mens, Also liberal trade-in all>wance on new bicycles, Cliff Baragar, 162 King [38 A June 18 USED TIRES FOR CARS, TRUCKS, farm tractors, Practically all sizes, Reasonable prices, Cliff Baragsp, 162 King St. E Juneld USED ICE $10, and u Dial RA 5-4543, BOXES, SOME LIKE NEW p. B. F, Goodrich Stores. June 31 FORCE TWO BURNER HOT PLATES, clearing at $3.05 each. Meaghers, § King St, W. Julys, SUNBEAM SHAVEMASTER AND spare parts for same, Cuiting heads. Cords, ete. Meagher's, 5 King Street W June 28 WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE used furniture, RA. 33271. Apply 444 Simcoe St. South, July 7 PAINT, $2.95 GALLON, GUARANTEED, all colors, interior, exterior. Oshawa ond HOLDEN 63 King E. HOLDEN'S RUGLAND FEATURES LARGE SELECTION AXMINSTER BROADLOOM RUGS TUMBLE TWIST RUGS and WALL TO WALL CARPET Laid by Experts BROS. FURNITURE CO, Oshawa tf Floor Covering Oshawa's | a r g e s t display, Choose from over 300 smart 1955 patterns for every room in the house. Congoleums, Feltols, Rexoleums, Inlaids, Marboleums, etc, Harding and Barrymore Carpets; Hall Run- ner and Stair Carpet. Custom Buy the Best at 19 BOND W, tember, Rug sizes made to order, RUTHERFORD'S 156 SIMCOE SOUTH | tt JUST ARRIVED AT WILSON FURNITURE SUPER-MART CARLOAD OF BABY FURNITURE DON'T MISS THESE PRICES! BABY STROLLER, Green or Blue. Canopy to fit can be purchased extra, CARLOAD SPECIAL $4.49 PLAYPENS. Built in floor, Reg. $9.95. SUPER-MART PRICE Yale . $7.65 PRAMS, Lloyd, Gendron, Thistle. We have them all, Wide selection of Styles and colors, CARLOAD PRICES. STARTS AT $26.95 FULL PANEL CRIBS. Large size, Adjustable Drop-side, Beautiful smooth finish. Cast. ers for easy manuvering, NOW ONLY $32.95 PLUS A FREE SPRING FILLED MATTRESS WITH EVERY CRIB. HI . CHAIRS, Wood and Chrome., Mony styles and SUPER-MART PRICE. Start ot $7.88 WILSON FURNITURE SUPER-MART JUST ARRIVED PRATT AND LAMBERT New Colors For Every Painting Need Indoor And Outdoor For Less NELSON'S PAINT & WALLPAPER RA 3.4922 NOTE: Store closed Sat, after- noon June, July, August, Sep. July3 HOLDEN'S BABYLAND FEATURES HOLDEN 63 King E. Largest Selection BABY CARRIAGES CRIBS DOLL CARRIAGES HIGH CHAIRS PLAY PENS STROLLERS WAGONS TRICYCLES BROS. FURNITURE CO, Oshawa t BOAT T etc, heavy grade Call Church. while they Alsa SPECIAL See us for weed 20 CHURCH ST. Junel15,17,20 | 54 Church St, GLADIOLU DAHLIA BULBS Finest Quality REDUCED Va PRICE Alum-a-life ALUMINUM AWNINGS Also STORM WINDOWS and DOORS, Please Call JACK JEFFERY RA 5.5882 July? ARPAULINS To fit 12 ft, to 16 ft. boats, complete with ropes, gromettes, green duck, RA, 3-3512, OSHAWA AUTO TRIM, 62 Bond W. aot July? Sand last PRICE on TABLE POTATOES killers and insecticide MASTER FEEDS RA 3.2229 1394 Electric. 8 Chureh RA, 37624. June 12 17 INCH WESTINGHOUSE SEMI.CON. sole, TV, new condition, Dial RA 5-3586, 139 ANDREW MALCOLM DINING ROOM suite, walnut; chest; wicker chairs Whitby erib, folding toldey seat, Phone 85-2658, 139¢ GET ALL THE TELEVISION STA. tions, Install new Alliance Teénna-Rotor $30.50 Kelly Television, 81 King West, July 14 MAN'S 3PC. SUIT, NAVY, BIZE 46, man's 2-pe. suit, blue, size 48, RA 5.5135, 3.309.300 p.m, 130¢ FLOOR POLISHERS FOR SALE, FROM $14 up. Royal, General Electric, Pre. miers and Michaels, Call RA 5-2233. 130 ENGLISH PEDGREE BLACK BABY ri 50 new 130¢ sun canopy. Dial RA, 5-845), PINK LACE DRESS WITH MATCHING hat, gloves and. shoes, size 16, Phone RA' 51819, 13% Now is the time to get your WEATHERGUARD ALUMINUM AWNINGS Also STORM, SCREEN WIN- POWS and DOORS Call RA, 3.2863 ALSCO SALES ' (Oshawa Ltd.) 135 Simcoe N, July 7 USED OIL BURNERS SURPLUS STEEL FURNACES For Sale Cheap! GOOD AS NEW Enquire about our 5 years to Pay Esso Plan MOSIER SHEET METAL 21 Church St, RA 5.2734 July 16 Cooper Smith Co. 16 Celina St, Oshawa's Oldest and Most Reliable SEED and FEED HOUSE, We specialize in Bug Killers and fungacides. July! KOOLVENT Ventilated Aluminum Awnings and Canopies, All weather protection, Aluminum Combinatior windows end doors, MFD. IN OSHAWA 94 BRUCE ST. RA. 5.4632 AFTER HOURS Les Eveniss RA, 3.2707 June2s batteries, Norge Television. Thrifty budger pian. RA. 5.4543, dune 28 = | RAGLAN Service Time Mrs, Sadler, at Greenwood, Mr, and Mis. Lloyd Mataly and s 8 Sunday evening w on a rs. Geo. Quible at Lit tle Britain, h | tended the opening of the new Ce- YELLOW LLOYD ALUMINUM CAR riage, mattress, nef, detachable sleigh Mrs, Robt. Bryant, Mrs. Geo, runners, al 0, Solomon and Paul spent Tuesday BA 39147, ang vening with Mrs, William Green y, HLFI PHONOGRAPHS AND RADIO MRS, LL. MAHAFFY Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd McGahey, Maroon: are ai Television, Corr fs. Lindsay, called on Mr, and Mrs, 81 King West, July 14] RAGLAN ~~ e was a small| Lloyd Evans and family, on Mon. attend 2 ch la Sunny ay eveling, iW / afternoon, 8. G, Saywell chose rs, mer, Mr, an rs, RUTHERFORD'S his topic, "The work and challenge | Pierson attended the Tory, Ohio, | STORKLAND of the United Church of Canada." | High School Concert in Albert The choir sang "Higher Ground." | Street Church Oshawa, which Lowest prices, Largest selection Starting next Sunday Church will| they enjoyed very much, of nursery furniture in the city, be at 10 am, and Sunday School | Mrs, Greenwood and Mrs 1955 Carriages, Loy, Sun- shine, Gendron, All colors, Strollers, sidewalk carts, trikes, etc, Cribs, junior beds, bunk- beds, high chairs, ploy-pens, Prooet Terms : with Mr. and Mrs, Russell David RUTHERFORD'S or. and Mrs. Fred Toms were 156 SIMCOE S. Tuesday supper guests of Mr, and tf | Mrs. Wm, Steele, Daily Savings Yours et Gle- coff's IGA Supermarket, Open to 10 p.m, every night, Visit our Drug &: Notion Dept, Conant Paints & Enamels Free Delivery on orders over 20.01 174 RITSON RD, §, 'HOLDEN'S FLOOR COVERING CENTRE CONGOLEUM CONGOWALL LINOLEUM REXOLEUM REXOLITE RUBBER TILE JASPE TILE HOLDEN BROS. 63 King E. Oshawa FURNITURE CO. YOUR OLD LIVING ROOM SUITE AS DOWN PAYMENT $40 AND MORE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE 35 SUITES ACTUALLY ON DISPLAY NO FINANCE CHARGES, CASH PRICES ON CREDIT AT BRADLEY'S DRIVEN FURNITURE-MART 299 SIMCOE S. (Just south of Gibb St) July3 tf 139¢ 0 RICHERSON TRAILER, GREEN, 22% foot, in good condition, Apply side i W mile down, 17 IACHINE, ALMOST NEW, 197% MACHINE, reasonable, RA 5.7741, IMPERIAL OIL Furnaces and BURNERS S-year easy payment plan with low interest, For new home owners and conversions, MOSIER SHEET METAL RA 5-2734 or RA 5-2751 Thurs. Sat. Mon., June30 MERCURY MOTOR 54 Mack 20, 16 H.P, Excellent motor, like new $275.00 RA 5.0547 141a Air compressor gardener, Den- ver, 30 cu, ft., water cooled on three wheel truck, excellent condition $90, Cement block machine, rock face and plain to 20 inches also makes part. ition blocks, $65. '48 Chev. rolet push button radio $35, Duplicator stencilizer, Rotary, good order $20, RA 3-2334, SCHICK ELECTRIC. RAZORS, CUTT. ing heads, cords and service parts complete stock, Meagher's Electric, 5 King St, W, July 1} ---------------------- --} OFFICE FURNITURE & SUPPLIES | ARKLESS ASSOCIATED | SERVICES Agents for Albert White & Co. Ltd, 136 Simcoe St, S., RA 5.2864 PRINTING --- DUPLICATING ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES June2?7 NEED SEAT COVERS ? Canada's largest selection yours at economical prices. OSHAWA AUTO TRIM "The Seat Cover Centre Installation by Experts. 62 Bond W. At Church RA. 3.3512 July 7 141a LAST NIGHT'S STARS | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Pitching -- Tommy Byrne, Yan. | kees, gave the New York staff its | first complete game since June 1, | while fanning nine: and allowing only four hits to beat Detroit 2.2, Hitting--Ted Kluszewski, Red. | legs, powered his third hit and | second homer of the game with two | out in the 10th to beat Brooklyn | 6-5 and share the majors' home | run lead with Duke Snider at 20, WIN INVITATION GOLF | SEIGNIORY CLUB, Que, (CP) Mrs, J. C, Whitelaw of Montreal | Laval Thursday won the Seigniory Club's 24th annual invitation golf | tournament with a 36-hole medal score of 171. L., at 11 a.m, and will costinue at this time until the end of July, J ALS Mr, and Mrs. Martin and chil- dren of Galt spent the weekend Mr, and Mrs, Roy Brawn were Monday dinner guests of Miss Ethel Bright, Mr. and Mrs, Stan Manns and Brian spent Thursday evening with Mn, and Mrs, A, French and fam- ily at Whitby, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Slute were Thursday evening visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Walter Slute at North Oshawa, ' Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Montgom- ery, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, James Nash and Christine, Oshawa; Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Bryant and boys, Shirley; Mr, and Mrs, George Solo. mon and boys were Sunday callers of Mr, and Mrs, Robt, Bryant, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Evans and family spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. M, E, Conroy at Perth, Mr, and Mrs, Elwood Manns and boys, Whitby, Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Quibble at Lit. evening guests of Mr, and Mrs, Walter Manns, were Thursday Mrs, H. Thompson, Leona and Billie, were Tuesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wood, Osh- awa, on the occasion of Leona's 13th irthday. Larry and Wayne Willerton, Ce- dar Creek, called on Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Steele on Sunday afternoon, Mr, and Mrs, N, Birkett and fam- ily spent Saturday evening with Mr, and Mrs, Stan Manns and Brian, Mrs, Cartwright Sr, of Bar- rie and Mr, Frank Cartwright of Stouffville were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Plerson. Mr, and Mrs, Roy Brawn, Mrs, Russell Corner, Mrs, James Lati- mer and Mrs, George Solomon at- tended the United Church Confer. ence at Port Hope, Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Don Haines, (nee Jean Brown), on their marriage last Saturday, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Corner were Friday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs, Russell Corner, Mr, and Mrs, Russell Spinks, Oshawa spent Thursday evening with Mr, and Mrs, Carl Avery, Mr, and Mrs, Russell Steele were Sunday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Steele, were Sunday supper gucsts tended Kilpatrick of Cedar Creek called on Mrs, Wm, Steele, Monday af tes rnoon, Mr. and Mrs, J, Manns and Is, Reugog, spent Sunday even- g with Mr, and Mrs, Walter Mr, and Mrs, James' Nash and Manns, Christine, Oshawa, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, George Solomon and boys, Mr, Als Bridger, at Weston, and Mrs, , and Mrs, Jack Bridger and visited 'on Wednesday with former's mother Mrs, Bill Mr, and Mrs, James Latimer nt Friday evening with Mr, and rs. A. Pilkie, at Brooklin, Mr, Collett, Galt; Mrs, Terry and Dorothy, St, Catharines, were Sat- urday guests of Mr, and Mrs, R, Davidson, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Rozell and Patricia, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Manns and boys, Whitby, with Mr, and Mrs, Carl Avery, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Coates, Shirley spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Lenard Slute and boys, Mr, and Mrs, N. Birkett and Ivan spent Monday evening with Mr, and Mrs, J. Manns and girls at Bcugog, Miss Kathleen Kellington, Ogh- awa, was a Wednesday guest of her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, F. Pierson, Mr, and Mrs, Roy Wilson, Linda and Donald, Mrs, Ernie Willerton, Wayne and Larry called on Mr, nd Mrs, Willlam Steele on Mon- day svening. rs, H, Thompson and family at. the Lillian Mae Marsh Recital Saturday evening, Miss Jean Bell, Port Perry, spent Friday and Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Mahaffy and boys, TYRONE 5 Orange Lodges Hold Pardde RS. W. RAHM TYRONE ~~ One of the largest turnouts for the Orange Church Parade was attended here Sunday morning, The Juvenile band grows bigger and better every year, Rev. F, Jackson delivered a 'very ap- propriate message, which was appreciated by all the lodge mem. bers Werry, Several families from here at dar Park on Saturday and Sunday, owned by Fred Clemens of Os awa, They report it is a wonderful park for pienics, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Hills visit- ed their son, Gordon and Mrs, Hills and family, at Hannon, Mr, and Mrs. W. Vivian and family visited Mr, and Mrs, Frank Hoskin at Blackstock, Mr, and Mrs, W, Park, Cecile and Douglas visited with Mrs, John Lellicrapp at Cannington, 'Mrs. Harbron W.A. Hostess MRS. LORNE JONES BALSAM ArD MOUNT ZION-- Birthday greetings to Mrs. ¥. Disney, Mrs, Lewis Jones, Mrs. G. Thomas and Carl Wilson, Mr, and Mrs, V, port and b boys, Richmond Hill, visited Mr, and Mrs, H, Stainton, Mr, and Mrs, J. C. Cook, John and Lauraine, visited Mr, and Mrs, Ted McBride Brampton and at- tended the decoration service at Boston Mills Semelery. Mr, and Mrs, C, Bradley, Mau- rice and Beverley, Bowmanville were with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd All dread, Chas, Shaw and Ralph, Mrs, Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, E, A, Virtue and John, Paterson and girls, Maple Grove; Mrs, R, Best and Mrs, G. Car- son, Orono, visited Mr, and Mrs, A. Hills, Mr, and Mrs, Wilmer Hardy and boys, Goderich; Mr, and Mrs, R, Miss Jane Hodgkinson and Miss Joyce Woodley, Bowmanville; Mr, and Mrs, A. Richards were with Mr, and Mrs, C. W, Woodley, Mr, and Mrs, Russell Spinks, Oshawa, visited Mr, and Mrs, John Wilson, Mr. and Mrs, F, L, Byam visited Mr, and Mrs. John Lillicrapp at Peterborough, Mrs. Georgina Niddery, Hamp-| G ton, spent the weekend 'with Mr, and Mrs, W. Rahm, Mr, and Mrs, Walter Rahm, and Mrs, Georgina Niddery visited Mrs, Allie Mark and also called on Mr, and Mrs, L, Johnson at Lindsay, Mr, and Mrs, Lorne McCoy, Brooklin, visited Mr, and Mrs, N. Woodley, Mr, and Mrs, M, White and chil- dren, Courtice; Mr, and Mrs, A, Hicks and Kay, Mr, and Mrs, Bud Hicks, Bowmanville; Miss Esther Hicks, Glynn May and Ricky, Co- bourg, were Sunday visitors of Mr, and Mrs, D. Gavel, Jackie and Glenn Ellis, Madoc, are helping Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Robbins who are moving to Bow- manville East beach, Mr, and Mrs, R, Palmer and children, Enniskillen visited with Mr, and Mrs, O. Beckett, Ruth Pascoe is spending a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Johns at Bowmanville, Mrs, John Broome attended the ordination service at Port Hope last week when Rev, Stanley Snowden was ordained, Mr, and Mrs, Wilmer Hardy, John and Gordon, Goderich, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, A, Richards and were dinner gue on Monday of Mr, and Mrs, FIGHTS The Community Plenie will be held, June 2, at the Spring Hill | h¢ Park, south of Brooklin, ne Grant Carson and Donald Jamieson & the Sock. end with Mr, and Mrs, Bob nk of Sudbury, Mr. and Mrs. 'Hillard Walker and girls of Box Grove visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Jordan and family, Three showers were held at Oril- lia for Miss Jane Tiffin, the bride to-be, over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson of Toronto had Sunday dinner with Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Jones, Sorry to hear Miss Betty Rise- brough Is in the Western Hospital, Hope for a speedy recovery, The monthly W.A, meeting was held at the home of Mr, William Harbron with the president, Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, in the chair, The meeting was opened by Mrs, W, Harbron playing quiet music, The scripture was read by Mrs. Thomas, taken from John, chapter 17, verses 1-17. The topic, "The Vine," was taken by Mrs, Lloyd Wilson, The roll call was Jnswered with a verse from the e, A picnic was discussed, Mrs, Jack Empringham sang a solo-- "God Will Take Care of You," A reading was given by Mrs. George h A from here attended the decoration service 'at Brooklin on| job she Sunday, LO iF ume , Car fora doctor , has away hd is on friendly terms Italian film stars as Gina bri, : uj ish studyin, > the ond Geneva living with families quire a spelal Spanish dialet' you an education, although 1 Her last visit home was t ents, Dr, and Mrs, James W. derson breeds basenji dogs. Thi to go to Hollywood as public they Wilson, A story was read by Mrs, Burnett Jamieson, A duet was enjoyed, ng bn Mrs. G, Thomas and Mrs, W, Harbron, "In The Garden," A poem was read by Mrs, Leslie Harbron, followed by Bible quiz. All took part in a con- Sl Lae Pratee and Spain. She even io "There's nothing like travel a roaming runs in the family," years ago when she w derson, live at Victoria, have been given screen tests f agent Jor the dogs if She picked or a time in the Pyrenees to ving in other countries to gi' a Miss Anderson, i a bilingual passenger agent Trans-Canada Air Lines, fier At Glenairly Kennels, Mrs, Hollywood film and Fiona grade. | test on "Women of the Bible," e¢ ducted bn Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, The closing prayer was giv by Mrs. Burnett Jamieson, His Safety Car Belt Effective | AUCKLAND, N.Z. (CP)--A new type of safety belt for car passen- gers, claimed to be safer and simpler than any yet devised, has been invented by the superintend- ent of traffic in Auckland, C. Bland, Worried by the high proportion of casualties to passengers, sapect ally those sitting in the "suicide seat" next to the driver, Bland made an examination of safety de- vices In use abroad. enough to econ em, It consists of a strap, One end is fixed behind seat, The strap passes over passenger's sho and ¢ ways across the body, The I end can be held lightly in the or the passengr can sit on it, has no buckle or fastening. ul ugh it Jem a in eq) e pressure of the strap pass! over the shoulder Is more A trial is th Mr, and Mrs, Stagg, Toronto, r. : i He found that most of them were | enough to keep the pas spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, 17 oi Mrs EN Noedley Jocent- LAST NIGHT disitked by motoring organizations| body back against the seat in John Bright and family and at-|fon when Mrs, R, H, Stephens of b they involved buckles or|most sudden stop, tended the Lillian Mae Marsh Re:| Gorrie returned home with them, | Yos Angeles--Vic Filson, 128%, | fastenings which handicapped the Ac i cita] at the OCVI, on Saturday , and Mrs, Marshall Miller, | Brooklyn, knocked out Felix Var. assenger in getting out quickly|it Is in evening in which Penny and Mary | Toronto, called on Mrs. W. Miller. | 84s, 128, Tijuana, Mexico, 2. fo an emergency, venting the passe from took part. Penny and Mary recelv-| W, H, Hooper, Toronto; Mrs.| Moncton, N.B, -- Yvon Durelle,| 80 he planned a belt which re-| thrown forward on to the ed brooches for perfect attendance| Cc, ¥/Awde, Mr. and Mrs. D, G.|175, Baie Ste. Anne, N.B. sto ped quires no fastening, screne or dashboard. It can for the year, Hooper, Orono, were dinner guests | Jimmy Garcia, 165, Puerto Rico, It is so simple that few people|used qually well fof back Mr, and Mrs, A, French and|on Tuesday of Mr, and Mrs, Frank's, believe it will work at first sight. | passengers, y family, Mr. Albert Thertell, Whit. by, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Stan Manns and Brian, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Bridger and - girls visited Mr, and Mrs, C, Mun. shaw at their cottage, at Lake Dalrymple, on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. James Latimer were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs, N. Hughson of Myr- tle. rAchie Campbell, Toronto, was | t h Ww t Ad ! a Sunday guest of the Pierson i a m e a Nn amily, - Congratulations to Clare Brawn on passing his exams at. Toronto University night school, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute and MY MISSION is to serve humanity without regard to creed or position or family spent Sunday with Mr, and time or place. KINSALE | herald the arrival of the new born, | serve them through life and announce L their demise. Ladies Hold | am the servant of the poor, the commissioner of the rich. . With each sunrise and each sunset | go forth with new missions to perform, Spelling Bee Each new day new thousands rely upon me to fill their needs and satisfy their wants, MRS. A, G. HOOKER Correspondent | search out all manner of things for all manner of persons. i By aes A I find the castle for the newlyweds, a home for those grown weary and aged. at the home of a former meinber, | find a business for a future giant of industry and a little shop for widow's rs. arles Ledgett, a thy, i i 0 on Thursday last, The president, livelihood, ; Mr Bie oHE, presided. charge of | alter the course of millions, and many times the future of maid and man Mis. A Hooker. The theme was, is of my determination. 'The Far ew," Followin e i : i opening hymn the Scripture OE a | recover the lost pets of weeping children, and restore lost persons to anxious was Jeu Lo lesaot thoughts fiven, friends. nother hymn and prayer close : We Jovotinal, " I sing the praise of artisans, proclaim the skill of craftsmen. opened for the fall Hy vo | find labor for the man of brawn as well as opportunity for trained and L% program, in char o of Ms. active minds. 3 ray, was given, 8 100) LJ s form of readings by Mrs. R, E. | am the Fabled Dwarfs, Aladdin's Lamp and the Magic Wand of modern Mowarey h.. Tr Mition Pacem times. i ix ang Jddashioned shelling Millions in trade are consummated through me, yet the value of my service The hostess asshited by her is not to be measured in silver or gold. daughter, Miss Roxena Ledgett, : ; Sough) a vor! Poin nel y Even rogues avail themselves of my power and filch from those who trust me, A Social hour was spent by the | am an index of trends, a barometer of commerce, a harbinger of coming eS, As is our custom there will be events, oly AtingD eid ia, goo ba | am a by-word in countless thousands of homes, the first thought in many be at the home of Mrs. L, Empring- times of need. am, Mr, and Mrs, George Knight My speed of action, the sureness of my success, matches the completeness dR Gets of and Mr Lng of my publi scsoptines. or Mrs, Irene Burden of Tulsa, Ok- ithi i i ries of everyday livin: lahoma Spent a rev days loot week Within my lines are the sad stories and the glad sto ryday 9 with Mrs. Berry, that go to make up life. Mr, 1 Mrs. M. Susak of To- tar a x : 4 ronto an Mr. and yy Geore | perform in by own individual way and for me there is no substitute, | Edwards of Niagara Falls were re- No other medium, no other method, plan, or stheme can duplicate my cent visitors with Allan and Mrs. i Hobden, service. Mr, and Mrs, Anson Balson of : U i Richmond Hill were Wednesday In multiple, | become the world's greatest market of services and things. Sal ote at the home of their daugh- | 1 am born of the people and have lived and grown by their insistence and George Curl went on a fishing | over the protests of those who held my destiny. . trip to Picton over the weekend. The fish didn't all get away. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Gray, Brenda and Shella, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Russell odge- | son and family of Claremont spent | Sunday with Mr, 'Russ . Gray at his cottage at Balsam Lake. Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Coates of Whitby were Tuesday evening call: ers on Mr. and Mrs. Arch Bunker, Mr. and Mrs, Keith Hobden and daughter spent Sunday with Peter- borough relatives. (Written by HARRY GWAL TNEY, Milwaukee Journal) | have become an institution. of service big enough and broad enough to do anything for anybody at any time. | AM THE WANT AD!