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. on 8 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, December 21, 1958 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING |50--Articles For Sale | FREE | ESTIMATES ! 50--Afrticles For Sale 50--Aticles For Sale CHRISTMAS "TRI spruce, balsam fir, , "EXTRA BUSHY |FILL FOR SALE, scotch pine. Apply RA 8-8063. CHEAP. Dec PHONE | . 19, 21 104 - Gladstone Avenue RA 3.7522 Dec. 23 CAMERA IKONTA ZEISS IKON WITH case. Cash register with adding machine top. Portable typewriter, adding machine. Reasonable. Dial RA 3-4434 296f THREE SPINNING RODS. ONE FLY rod. One Garcia Foinning reel. Reason- able. Phone RA 5-854 297¢ CAMERA TKONTA ZEISS I IKON WITH case. Cash register with adding ma-| chine on top. Portable typewriter, add- ing machine, Reasonable. Dial RA| 34434. 2974 | CHRISTMAS TREES Reasonable, Freshly cut, culti= vated, Scotch pine and spruce. Apples and apple cider at LAKEVIEW ORCHARD Oshawa Road at Port Perry Dec.22 LAST MINUTE GIFT SUGGESTIONS FROM BRADLEY FURNITURE DRIVE-IN JUST BELOW GIBB ST. ON SIMCOE ST. 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Glecoff RA 3-7051 Dec. 25 Times-Gazette CROSSWORDS As there was no correct answer to puzzle No. 153 the prize of $350 will be carried forward ond the prize for the next puzzle will be $360. Explanation of more difficult clues: CLUES ACROSS: 4. A bright Sum might or might not give a man some- thing to talk about, depend- ing on a variety of things; for example, whether he even noticed it. A bright Son definitely 'will (not might) give a man some- thing to talk about whether the man takes advantage of the foct or not, . Cost is the natural word in this context. One would say for instance: 'that mistake Cost him his job' or "he Lost his job because of that mistake", . Deal is very apt. A drink to round off a Meal is more of a habit than something that "might be ao good idea". Peal and Seal are not good. . Argument is essentially a discussion conflict of ideas, favoring Sure, Being Sore does not necessarily imply having anything to argue about, and also vice- versa. . A few Odd friends, as op- posed to all your friends, yes; but you would hardly make a point of having in only Old friends as opposed to more recent ones, who might be equally good. or . Since the clue specifies "moving" the word Leon is best, since it would not ne cessarily be dangerous if the train were not "mov- ing". It could be dangerous to Leap from a train whe- ther moving or not, 25. It is when you are trying to Sell that you find that peo- ple are, or are not, "inter- ested', Regarding Tell, you want to amuse people, not interest them. CLUES DOWN: 1. Power is the more compre- hensive answer. Even wher a boat is Rowed, it is the Power (of the Rower) that makes it skim across the water. "Tempted" favors Skip, s om e thing, presumably, which they should not do indoors. To Slip indoors would be the normal and natural thing to do, . It would certainly surprise you to find she had None ot all, and the words "might surprise" would not fit, It "might" surprise you to find she had as many as Nine. . The clue calls for some- thing you "listen to", fa- voring Talks rather thon Tales, which you may read. . Role is best. There might be a Robe or a Rope in a play but neither is "a port in a play". . It can certainly be awkward for a man if he only has one Dollar. A man only requires one Collar immediately, and the situation is not awke ward until he has no Collar. . Refute is best for it is a simple. matter to Refuse (decline to accept) any such offer but it may be hoard to Refute ao convincing offer. . Hunter, yes; but '"'starva- tion' is the word rather thon Hunger. Hunger is merely a craving for foed, and this wos never directly recponsible for the death of any animal. . 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WBEN Indictment CJBC-Cuckoo Clock House CKLB-Rosary Hour CBL-World Musie Festival CFRB-News; Review; CKEY-News: Ballroom 5.30 P.M, CFRB-Harmony | ~TBC-Singing Stars | WBXN-Johnny Dollar |CBL-Canadian Scene William Rowe, Tory Director, ToFarm Again OTTAWA* (CP)--Wil'liam Rowe, national director of the Progress sive Conservative party for the last two years, has submitted his resignation and will leave his post at the convenience of the new party leader, John Diefenbaker, He said Thursday no action has been taken yet on his resignation but he wanted to return to the operation of his farm at Newton. © Robincon, Ont., and a family firm at Toronto which makes plaster. Mr. Rowe is the 33-vear-oid son of Hon. Earl Rowe, Common: member for Dufferin-S'mcoe an deputy to the rctired party .eader, Hon. George Drew. He said his resignation has nothing to do with the choice of Mr. Diefenbaker as leader at the party. convention last week. He would have taken the step regard- less of who won, The move was made because it was the responsi- bility of the leader to choose the officers at national headquarters. There had been "nothing but the of Tomo friendliest of relations" with Mr, | Diefenbaker. | "This does not mean that have | any intention of ceasing to sup- \ port the party or its new leader i or that I shall drop my Interest in party activities." Dalton Camp, director of pub- licity for the party, also has pre- sented his resignation and has re- turned to a post in the Toronto advertising firm where he had You Can't Win, {Judge Stewart Learns BARRIE(CP) -- Mr. Justice Charles Stewart apparently thought it wasn't worth it. The Ontario Supreme Court jus- tice drove 55 miles to contest a $1 parking ticket here Aug. 29 but { when he arrived he found the po- liceman who had written the ticket was not available to testify. 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