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PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1948 TAD SE ION "775% SASS, ------------------ 'BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 1--Auditors GRAJAM BICELE, ACCOUNTANT AU- disor. A reports and income forms secretarial work Phone 10043. 595 hur 8t. (Jull) Female Help Wanted .. For Rens ,,. Articles for Bale .. 36 Articles Wanted .. 37 Agents Wanted ... 40 Auditors ...eveeeee 1 Automobiles For Bale .....co00000 32 Aanted vr. ..... B Automobile Repairs 18 T. CERTIFIED GEN- an ; it, 3. Bl Xing countant snd suditor. (Jull) Bale ...c00 6 Barristers ......ceo. 3 Building Trades ,,. 11 tunities ...c.coe0 29 2---Barristers "HYMAN, ETC. ripe Joe 2 damoos ig (Jul) 2 hy K.C., 73 Simcoe Street Bo. Phone 4, Residence 169. (Jull) A. W. 8. GREER, K.O., BARRISTER, Sanetior, etc, 8 King Strest East ec W. lsrd, K.C., Uxbridge, Had ediede Garey GRIERSON, CREIGHTON & FRASER, TD, HUMPHREYS, KE... BARRISTER, toi , etd. 2 King St. West. :' Ofos 814; residence 3207. Money. to loan. (Jull) JAMES R. MacBRIEN, BARRISTER and Solicitor. Suite 201, 70 King East, Genosha, Hotel. Phone 837. (Jull) LI- ERNEST MARKS, BARRISTER, SO citor,. 11 King E. Room 32. Phones Office 55. 3687R. (Jull) A. J. PARKHILL AND J. A. SANCH, Natio) Housing. Act loans. 26 Simcoe North. Phone 1614. Res. 1975J. (Jull) vii Sua a sett Blodk, suite No. 4. Phone 382. Res. (Fuld) BH . -- 3a--Physicians and Surgeons . | ate R. Oshawa.' Phone : to. ve and (except Wed and 24%0 4 and 7 to 8. even Sat.), (Jull) Optometrists CLASSIFIED ONE INSERTION .... TWO CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Above raves apply only to original INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Funeral Directors . Gardening and Supplies ........ Male Female Help Wanted ... Money to Loan Nursing Servi THREE CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS EACH ADDITIONAL CONSECUTIVE mew original order. 1 ssscene Radio Repairs .... 17 Real Estate Agents 19 36--Articles for Sale 39--Male Help Wanted GOOD ENGLISH BICYCLE, GENERA- tor light, $35 or best offer. Must sell now. 138 King Street East. (151a) COMPLETE, NEW "HOMECRAFT" wood working machine, with 14 h.p. motor. Price, $45. 238 Dearborne, Phone 3334M. (1518) ICE REFRIGERATOR, 75 LBS. CAPA- ; first-class condition. Apply 102 East. (150¢c) WANTED. YOUNG MAN TO WORX ON Books and Cash Register. Must be: uick and accurate in making change. tate age, experience if any. For ap- pointmenc reply to Box , Times- azette. (149¢) 41--Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED Real Estate For i Bale .....cc000.0 35 Real Estate cesnessce 38 Real Estate Exchange ....... 37 Rooms For Rent .. 20 Room and Board .. 30 Room and Board Wanted ........ 30a Veterinarians ..... 7 Women's Column , 23 co .. Wanted to Rent .. 31 PRPS Wearing Apparel ..~35 AD RATES : 20 Words Bach Addl ores Word Bol 8 BBgSaBEE «88 cesses rsssesenese " A344 sasessiren . A5 INSERTION .... pt orders for consecutive insertions, at a later date constitute a P ) and 20 words or less. 20c additio Each initial letter, abbreviation, All Classified Advertisements ull word. Box charged 10c additio before publication. Office hours: Daily 8-6. Saturday 8-5. 1 $5.00 per mal for all words over 30. $ and c¢ sign, figure count & « nal. MUST be in by 6 pam. the day COMMERDIAL RF RIGFRATOR, 5 x Xx 4 eep. r uic sale, $250. 159 Verdun Koad. q (150b) TOYS, GAMES, BOOKS, TYP, ers, office supplies, novelties, EWRIT- children' rt 0ods. A b: Pls, n's s n| N variety. Reddick's, A = ish 82 Simcoe South, QUANTITY OF No.2 POTATOES, $1.75 r bag. Cecil Collins, R.R. 4, rt erry. (Juls) "BOBALONG" GAS ENGINE WN mower. Used one month. Reduced to $139, Meagher's, 92 Simcoe St. N. (150c) INGLIS GLASS LINED ELECTRIC water heaters. Fully automatic. Imme- diate delivery. Colvin Electric, 339 Simcoe South, Phone 1092. (Julyl15) SUNBEAM MIXMASTERS AND SUN- beam "Ironmaster'" autgmatic irons, avallable for immediate gélivery, Terms if desired. Meagher's, 92/Simcoe St. N., and 5 King i (Jul26) 2-WHEELED TRAILER WITH TAR- lack satin raincoat, never worn, size Phone 3370J11. No calls on Sat- urday. . (Jun24,28) "COLD-SPOT" REFRIGERATOR, SIX 'cu. ft. like new. Can be seen at 1180 King East. (Jun24,28) STEEL NAILS, 212" AND 4" SPIKES, 14.75 per og. Apply 918 Brock St. 8., itby. Call any time. (1461) WOOD'S AUTOMATIC MILK COOLER, used only three months. Phone '1589R. (July17) 24--Personal 29b--Summer Resorts TWO GIRLS WILL SHARE EXPENSES with anyone Zong to "Windemere" or Bracebridge, Saturday, July 3. Phone 3435J. (149¢) 26--Real Estate For Sale NEW BRICK DWELLING, 5 ROOMS & self-contained basement apartment with revenue of $45 monthly, Immedi- ession, $4,200 cash, balsnoss N.H.A. mortgage at 412% at $31.1 monthly, including interest apd prin- cipal. Phone 5088J. (151¢c) 4--Chiropractors 5 BE. W. BROWNLER, DOCTOR OF tic. Electric Treatments. Free tation. 15 Simcoe North. Phone 860. (Jun22) --Optometrists GH. TUCK, Oi FFICE, PPOSITE Posto A to 12, 2 to 5 snd Monday, Wednesday Friday evenings, 7 to 9. Phone 6---Insurance TRY INSURANCE AGENCY. ete insurance services. Mortgages, loans. 21 St. W. Phone (June29) INSURANCE SERVICE us for any of your insurance Nite bait Hing Street East, phone or? iL alaales OF Jusuran phone ; Res. pia (Jull) 7=--Veterinarians 'RH, WEBSTER, animal surgery. W. Phone 2010. 9--Money To Loan OLIENTS' MONIES AV. Barrister. 4 Teleplione 282. 10--Instruction PRE-FALL TERM COMMENCES TUES- , August 3. All commercial subjects. , School closed during July. Oshawa Business College, 18 Sim- coe North. Phone 1314W. (Jull3tf) T1--Building Trades LARGE AND 101 Richmond wall) PF. Bwartz, suite No. 4. (Jull) BUNGALOW--6 ROOMS, 3-PC. BATH, on first floor, 2 rooms on second; also 2-.room basement apartment, hot water heating, automatic control. Large lot. Garage. 373 Simcoe South. (1501) LAKE FRONT COTTAGES COMPLETE- ly furnished at Summerland, Halibur- ton. Reservations avallable early July, late August,*September, Phone Oshawa 881J for information. (149¢) BIRCH VIEW HAVEN 1,200 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL If you want a restful holiday come to Birch View Haven, all beds (both sin- gle and double) are inner spring, hot and cold water showers, flush tollets, entertainment. 1st week- Broadway, (June30) excellent meals, good We have cabins. over Jul end. F. McConnell, 8 Toronto. HY. 0319. 31--Wanted to Rent 6 ACRES, 6-ROOM INSUL BRICK house, $2,200. down. Phone 66J3. (150b) 25-ACRE FARM WITH HOUSE AND barn, and other buildings. Close to Oshawa. Phone 908R4. (148¢c) 8 Acres Land and 4-Room " Cottage $3,200 This property has been reduced to this ridiculous figure in order to make an immediate sale. For good reasons it 'must be sold not later than Tuesday, hence this defiated price. This pro- perty is only about 300 yards off the new highway on a heavily travelled road leading to between 300 and 400 summer cottages on Lake Ontario, west of Whitby. This naturally makes this property very valuable for the sale of vegetables, eggs, chickens, etc, at store prices. Good sandy loam land, cottage and hen house wired with elec- tric. Act quickly if you are interested in a real buy with good opportunities. Phone for an appointment, GORDON OSBORNE REAL ESTATE BROKER WHITBY, Ontario. J. E. SHIELDS, Salesman Phones: Day, 522; Evenings, 2473 (151a) INCOME PROPERTY -- FOURTEEN- roomed brick residence; three com- lete modern apartments; Hot water eating, stoker, two-car garage. Pos- session immediately, one apartment. Price $13,500. Terms arranged. Apply owner, 391 Masson St. Phone B07-F oh) OLD SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, TILE removed, cleaned and relaid. New tanks installed. Phone 624. E. Brook, 168 Erie Street. (150c) Cr VIDE CONTRACIORS CAL izing he shingles, ho and cold bullt-up Footing. Exterior paling an chimne; built and paired. Phone 4392J. Free estimates. (July9) ACME PAINTING AND DECORATING. Interior, exterior painting, paperhang- wallpaper 1 re- a (July4) SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED, ALSO small cementing jobs done. For in- formation, call W. (June29) ALEX VAJDA, BUILDER, CONTRAC- tor, alterations, carpenter work. 481 Drew Street. Phone 4117W after 5. (Jul13) BAND, GRA SUMMER COTTAGE FOR SALE Situated on Lake Ontario, west of Pump House. Large living-room, kit- chen, two bedrooms, large garage. Own- er, has left city. Price $2, cash, in- cludes all contents. For information apply to J. Cr WARD WARD'S STORE (June26,28,30) 4, 5, 6-ROOM, FIVE FAMILY, APART- ment for sale in Rejghbonring indus- trial town. Good investment. Excellent location. Box 639, Times-Gazette. (148d) 26--Real Estate Wanted UNDER VETERANS LAND ACT, house, with two to ten acres, year round open road within 10 miles of Oshawa. Close to 'school, Box 647, Times-Gazette. (1481) VEL, FILL, LOAM, DUMP trucks, excavating, bulldozer. F pt, reliable service. . F. Essery." Phone 3470. (Jui22) rR RE I IR LL 'work. mp, si e truck, forms and mixér for Rite, Phone BR 2) AD (Ju FOR 'CARPENTRY, ALTERATIONS, Ir work, Insul-Brick and roofing. one 4423W. (1481) 2y--Rooms for Rent FURNISHED BEDROOMS, VERY CEN- tral. Continuous hot water. Business section. Phone 3988J. Come and. gee. c BY MARRIED VETERAN, TWO CHILD- ren, 5 to 6-roomed house, in CY x country, on year-round open road. Box 647, Thmes-Gazette. (1481) SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT AND garage, required in September by Ajax student and business wife, no children. Give . telephone number, Box 648, Times-Gazette. (149¢) 32--Automobiles for Sale "39 S@JDEBAKER; GOOD CONDITION, ood tires. Apply 206 Albert St., after 8 (151c) '28 WHIPPET, GOOD CONDITION. 176 Royal Street or phone 3879R.* (150b) '32 FRONTENAC COUPE. CAN BE seen at 272 Burk Street. (150c) '31 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE, $250 cash. 188 Alice Street. Phone 1265W. (150b) 20 PONTIAC COUPE, !4-TON BOX ON rear. Ideal for carpenter, painter or farmer. Economical, running perfect. Price, 2a, or nearest offer. 221 Celina Street. (1500) "36 BUICK OOUPE, $550; '33 CHEV. coach, $250; "29 Dodge coach, $150. 510 Dundas St. W. Whitby, after 6. (149¢c) 1937 OLDSMOBILE, EXCELLENT CON- dition. Apply 300 King Street East, 5:30 to 7 p.m. (148e) 36 FORD COACH, NEW MOTOR, complete overhaul. Apply 6 Beech Street, Ajax. (150c) "31 CHEV. COUPE, GOOD CONDITION, $250. 128 Stacey Avenue. Phone, 254; SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY 50 Cars to Choose From Liberal Terms and Allowances BELMONT MOTORS 137 KING WEST PHONE 4808 (143t1) '36 CHEV. COACH, GOOD CONDITION. Bill Kirkpatrick, 3 Silver St., Bowman- ville. (149¢) "33 MASTER CHEV. COACH AND FORD- son tractor with plough. Phone 1 c 1935 OLDSMOBILE COACH, NEW paint job. 280 Bloor 8t. W. (149¢) 40 CHEV. SPECIAL DELUXE SEDAN, NEWLY FURNISHED BEDROOM, TWIN beds; suitable for two business girls or gentleman. Close to Motors, Phone 3044J. 4 (151c) all a ies, $1,050, no deajers. Phone Bowmanville 2997, 9 a.m. PIO) 41 BUICK SEDAN, A-1 CONDITION. 90 Rosedale Ave. Phone 4084J. (148c) 12--Personal Services IN. GUNTEN, EXPERT SWISS watchmaker. Repair shop Your EoD wictied R. Bospe 13; King Bt. Wand. floor. Phone So85%. (July 1) 13--Nursing Service erdttibusdoable. Midd ANNE SOPOMMODATION, CONVALESCENT people; t ice. Aino Sitset mab 16719. "Guindy 14--Household Repairs peoovering._ oR 17--Radio Repairs REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF RADIOS, & Lee, 79 Simcoe North. Phone (July?) nes . : 18--Automobile Repairs 'S GARAGE, CORNER VERDUN 'Gliddon. Expert repairs to G.M., on, Sa, one 657. (Jul1ld) 20--Business Opportunities PET SHOP AND PROPERTY FOR shle. Apply 373 Simeoe St. South. No ne (1501) --Lost and Found ~NEW PAIR LADIES' WHITE Sr A, Vie rs £7 ] : LADIES' RIST LD Cen Sud, Kine Dae Rowse "rine 41687, (150b) --Women's Column x CALLING, THE MANTIC eliness of today's Rinks demands foundation. Demonstration ; obligation. Phone 4804 Thur.-Mon.) FURNISHED BEDROOM, SUITABLE for two. Light housekeeping, ground floor. 209 Simcoe South. (149d) LARGE FRONT BEDROOM FOR BUSI- ness couple or two girls. Apply 13 John Street, Apt. No. 1. ° (150b) GENTLEMAN. from Motors. FURNISHED ROOM FOR Central; one minute walk 12427. (150b) 29a--For Rent TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE ON LAKE Simcoe. Hydro, sand beach. Available for last two weeks in July, $25 a week. D. A. Haig, Brechin, Ontario. (15ic) OFEICE SPACE 460 sq. ft. in modern office building. Central location. Will decorate. Available July 1. PHONE-2127 (151c) APPLIANCES FOR RENT FLOOR POLISHERS VACUUM CLEANERS SUN LAMPS LARGE CIRCULATING FANS RANGETTES WASHERS SOUND TRUCK INDOOR PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS SOUND MOVIE EQUIPMENT CHRISTIANS 140t1) Times.Gazette classified ads pay 33---Automobiles Wanted CASH FOR YOUR CAR! BRAMLEY Motor Sales, 1271 Simcoe Street North. Phone 4695W. (Jul3) 34--Pets and: Livestock WISH TO DISPOSE OF SEVERAL RE- gistered cocker spaniels at once. Rea- sonable. We also trim, bath, board dogs. Waubena Kennels, 1 mile west of Osh- awa on new highway. (Julll) REGISTERED GERMAN PUPPIES. Phone 66J3. (150b) 35--Wearing Apparel 36--Articles for Sale PAIR LADIES' WHITE ROLLER skates, size 8, good condition. 18 Simcoe St. North, Apt. 2. FOLDING -BOAY- SEATS. TAKE ONE or two on ad holidays. Price $2.25. Phone 2490W, (151c) LAWN CHAIRS, CANVAS BACK ROCK- Ing style. They fold; easy to carry in your car. Wholesale price. 71 re mony Road West, « (151b) 3-PC. CHESTERFIELD SUITE; LIKE new. 3-pc. bedroom suite. Cream and reen Moffatt electric stove; Northern ectric cabinet radio, Phone 922W. (151b) ELECTROHOME COMBINATION; MAN- tel R.C.A. Victor radio, a trailer, a8) CEDAR POSTS AND POLES, ANY quantity delivered. Phone 1962W. (1480 ONE CABfN TRAILER FOR SALE, Sleeps four. Apply 32 Orchard Ave, Harmony. (149¢) SOFT WOOD SLABS, $13.; HARDWOOD slabs, $16. per cord, stove lengths. Phone 2135W or Brooklin 87R4. (Julyl2) WOOD, CUT, DELIVERED. CEDAR posts any length, delivered." Phone 903J. hd (July12) GIRLS BICYCLES, USED AND RE- built, rices reasonable, Kingsway Cycle, 595 King W. No phone informa- tion please. (130t1) PLAST-I-GLOSS, WONDER FLOOR finish, no wax, no polishing, dries one hour. Free delivery. Associated Services. 23 Bond West. Phone 4538W. (July10) SANITIZOR BY AIR-WAY THE MOD- ern home cleaning vacuum unit, also the new Electrohome ironer, for free demonstration phone Sam Aldsworth, dealer, 4019M (Jull) CABIN TRAILER Good condition, Apply 136 Simcoe St. S. (14741) A COMPLETE STOCK OF WRINGER rolls and belts for all makes of wash- ers. Jack Biddulph. 68 Simcoe St. N. Phone 3800W. (Jul2stf) GAS STOVE, 4 BURNERS, THERM- ostat oven control, broiler, white ena- mel, like new. 270 Ritson Road South. (148c) GAS STOVE, PRACTICALLY NEW, white enamel, 4-burner, baking oven and grill. Apply 29 Albany St. (149¢) STEEL VENETIAN BLINDS, 55¢ PER sa. ft. Measured and installed. George Reid, Phone 2104, 65 Bond es (Jul26) EASY WASHING MACHINE, VACUUM cup style, chrome plated, safety type wr! gets Limited number, for immedi- ate delivery. Easy terms. Meagher's, 92 Simcoe N. (June29) AWNINGS, ONLY LIMITED SUPPLY available. Order now. Chairs and tables for rent. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe N., Oshawa. WJul4) 37--Articles Wanted GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED, ice boxes, cook stoves and heaters. 56 King West. 3326W. (Juls) HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PAPER, rags, mattresses, iron and metals. Local and out of town calls picked up free. Phone 635, ron and Metals, 100 Annis of C.NR. Station, ¢ (Jul2) PIANOS WANTED FOR CASH. WILSON & Lee, 79 Simcoe North. Phone 2388. (Jun30) SPOT CASH PAID FOR GOOD USED furniture, ice box, Quebec heater, cook stoves. 24 Bond West. Phone Sent. (Ju 38--Female Help Wanted BALAD 'WOMAN, ALSO COUNTER gr; experience necessary. Apply Home airy Company, 24 Simcoe BE. : 151b) Cedardale St. East STENOGRAPHER AND OFFICE AS- sistant wanted, preferably with junior matriculation. Apply statin, e and qualifications to Box 07, mes- Gazette. (150b) STENOGRAPHER, O WITH EX- perience in legal office preferred. Ap- ply' in own handwriting, stating age, qualifications, experience, salary re- gira and when available, to Box 541, 'imes-Gazette. (1471) WAITRESS WANTED AT CADILLAC Hotel. Experience unnecessary, Apply at Cadillac Hotel, (120) WANTED, KITCHEN WOMAN, MUST be good 'cleaner. Apply Queen's Hotel. ey . (149¢) EXPERIENCED. OPERATORS FOR Sportawenr, Steady employment. Apply Dortiite Junior ~ Ltd., 30 Richmond 8. WwW... .. (148d) WANTED A woman of over forty years of age. To be a companion and chaperon to a young child. ,. , Must have excellent references. Remuneration good. Can live in if desirable. BOX 706 TIMES-GAZETTE (140t1) pay-- Times-Gazette classified ads Why not try one today? aulin and light; bench saw and table; | for edge of shorthand, dicta] and general office routine. Phone 4307J. (150c) REPAIRING TRILIGHTS, RANGETTES, ranges, all household electrical appli- ances. Frank Snudden, Phone Fr Hr WOMAN WANTS CLEANING, WAXING; full or half days. Phone 3873M, any time, Ask for rothy. (148c) PLOWING, CULTIVATING AND CORD wood cut, by tractor. Phone C, Camp- bell, 3575J2. (149) 41a--Lawn Mower Service LAWNMOWERS AND GARDEN TOOLS sharpened by eaperes, Pickup and deli- very. 1 day service. Victor's. Sports and Cycle. Phone 918. (July3) LAWN MOWERS AND SHEARS SHARP- ened and repaired, we call for and deliver. Phone 2164W, ©. Woods, So- merville Ave. (June 29) Daired. Shears, ete, sharpened. Work . ears, etc. . Worl i teed. as, Wo Simmons: 33 Palen u AT Phone 3168R. 43--Auction Sales I have received instruction from Mr, C. D. t, Dearborn Ave, sell by public auction, Wednesday evening, June 30th, at 6:30 p.m. sharp: McLary combination electric coal and wood range; 2 dressers; 3 full size beds, Springs and springfilled mattresses; 5 ongoleum Rugs; 9-plece dining-room suite; Siroma vacuum cleaner; tables; chairs; steel drum and pump; dishes; ladies' clothing; books; pictures, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms, cash. Remember the time, Wednesday evening at 6:30 sharp. Frank Stirtevant, auctioneer, Oshawa. Phone S714J. (150c) New Brunswick Is Voting Today For Legislature Fredericton, June 28--(CP)--New Brunswickers trooped to the polls today to elect the province's 20th and largest legislature. Polling was from 8 am. to 6 pm, EDT. Onyl 47 of the 52 seats in the new legislature remained to be set- tled by the voters today. Five Lib- erals were elected by acclamation in Gloucester County when nomina- tions closed June 24. The new 52-seat house, brought about by a partia] redistribution which added four seats, gave the province its largest legislature since confederation, Liberal forces under Premier John B. McNair were oppose dby 40 Pro- gressive Conservatives under Hugh MacKay, 20 C.CF. standard-bear- ers under Joseph Arrowsmith, eight Independents and five Social Credit- ers, At dissolution May 18 standing in the 48-seat house was: Liberals 36, Progressive Conservatives 11, Inde- pendent 1. 'The Conservatives won 12 seats in the 1944 election but later dropped one to an independent in a by-eelc- tion. The independent--E. Claude Seeley--sought re-election today in Saint John County. Campaigning for today's battle of the polls was mild. Most candidates relied on news- paper advertisements and radio broadcasts to carry their message. A break occurred Saturday when a plane droned over Saint John in a Sumy sky dropping campaign leaf- ets. Both Premier McNair and Mr. MacKay were fighting their second campaigns as leaders of their res- pective patries. Mr. McNair took over the Premiership following the resignation of A. A. Dysart in 1940 and fought his first campaign four years later, Mr. MacKay appeared as Progres- sive Conservative leader in the same election. Mr. Arrowsmith, although no poli- tical babe in the woods, was mak- ing his first appearance as party leader. He contested a seat in the 1939 provincial election to be the {first ' candidate to run under the C.CF. banner in the Maritimes, A. W. ELLIS DIES Petrolia, June 28--(CP) -- Arth- ur W. Ellis, 67, for 32 years a weekly newspaper publisher here, died Sunday. Since retirement in 1943 he was an editorial writer with the Petrolia Advertiser-Topic. Mr. Ellis was born in Walkerton, Ont. He worked for some time in Mon- treal and Toronto and was later as- sociated with the advertising busi- ness in Saint John, N.B., London, Ont,, Vancouver and 'Stratford. I---------------- GOOD TOBACCO CROP 8t. Thomas, June 28 (CP).--Flue- cured tobacco prospects. in. South western Ontario were never better, according to a representative of the Ontario Tobacco Marketing Board. Young plants have made excellent growth this month, and crews have started measuring the -acreage; HARDWOOD: FLOORING Floors Laid, Sanded and Finished Phone 3744W1 M. LEGGETTE '28 Chev. coach. Call Blvd. (151b) '| LADY'S AND MAN'S BICYCLE. PHONE 935W. (151b) GURNEY COAL AND WOOD STOVE, ood shape; 2 kitchen cabinets. Phone 162. (151b) BEATTY ° COPPER TUB WASHER, $39.50, aranteed; Hot Point electric range, .50; Red Leather Chester- field, with one chair, like new, $275; best with "fil 9x , $175. ng St. W., Bowmanville, (151a) DINING - ROOM SUITE, 2 BEDS, dresser, wood and coal cook stove, Singer sewing machine, drophead, quantity of fruit jars, Apply 530 Ritson Rd. 8. (151c) "60," 73 W.P. OUTBOARD Bryce Street, [¢ : MARTIN motor, 39 109 DUNDAS ST., WHITBY w v Building Investment Opportunity Oil hot water heated, situated on the main street of fast-growing Whitby, building contains stores and apariment, providing an in. come of approximately 15% on investment. A real opportunity for a retired person to live in apartment and have a good income. $8,000 will handle, balance mortgage of $5,000 at 5%. Will consider a trade for a good home in Oshawa or Whitby. GORDON OSBORNE, Broker. : PHONE 522 THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorter JES, FRIENDS! GET A TANK FULL OF THAT GOOD ZINGQ" GAS AND HIT THE SUNSHINE TRAIL! GET QUT AND ENJOY NATURE WHETHER IT BE THE MOUNTAINS OR THE SHORE! SPEND THE WEEK-END AT PLAY AND 4 RETURN TO YOUR JOB REFRESHED THIS 15 STATION KeL-A-K.! WE NOW BRING YOU THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE WEEK-E40 Toronto Woman Guest Speaker Columbus W.A. MARY DYER Correspondent Columbus, June 25--On Wednes- day afternoon the Women's Associ- ation met at the home of Mrs. E. W. Webber, The president, Mrs. Naylor, in the chair, opened the meeting with reading the Associa- tion Creed. Mrs. Heddon was in charge of the worship period which opened with the singing of a hymn. Mrs, Terwillegar 'read the Scrip- ture lesson after which Mrs. Hed- don gave the lesson thoughts on Matthew and led in prayer. A hymn was sung to close this portion of the meeting. 'After the business had been dealt with there was a splen- did program. Mrs, Burroughs of To- ronto was the guest speaker giving a very descriptive talk on her trans- continental trip to England. While there she also took a trip to Europe. Mrs. Burroughs' talk was very in- teresting and was enjoyed by all Miss Mary Brotherwood sang two lovely solos and Mrs. M. Beath gave a short reading. At the close of the meeting a dainty lunch was served by the committee in charge and a social hour spent. Mrs. N. Gimblett, Jean and Helen were- in Oshawa on Monday as guests at a trousseau tea for Miss Phyllis McNeil. Don't forget the school picnic the Home and School Association are holding in Geneva Park on June 29. All mothers and pre-school-age children are welcome, Anniversary services will be held in Columbus Church on July éth. Rev, M. Fisher of Brooklin will be the guest speaker at 2 o'clock in the Afternoon and at 7:30 in the even- g. 'The boys are very busy making a ball diamond in the village so don't forget, folks, get out and root for the home team when they get started, Miss Elaine Scott accompanied Mrs. Gimblett, Jean and Helen to Kedron Anniversary on Sunday and were entertained at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Everett Mountjoy. Pigs and chickens were introdue- ed in the South Sea Islands by im- migrants from Asia. 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