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ber 9, 1948 Decem THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Pepe i' i Your Finest Gift Buys Oakville Juniors IT Are ELECTRICAL! Impress Supporters ive one of our electrical appliances and you give In Hespeler Tile oH Jusury and convenience that has hecome SO Although they dropped a 5-3 tial to modern homes. Inspect our great Ghrist- decision to Hespeler in a torrid ess tock of electrical appliances today. Look them encounter which ight 11 mn : » for yourself why price for price, they're have gone either WL or 2 finest gifts you can: give your home or your up-and-coming: a Ca sends. Squad clearly demonstrated it Will be a factor to be reckoned With in future provincial compe- tition. With Bud Corbett handling the reigns in the absence of bed- ridden Bas Megaffin, the local youngsters showed a fighting display of heads-up hockey as they fought through 60 minutes, of close competition with a flashy. © Hespeler aggregation at the Georgetown rink last Friday H B. LOFQUIST night. Led by speedy Steve " x Rusnyk and battling Nick Ste- RADIO and REFRIGERATION vens, the promising Oak crew Sales and Service popped home three well earned TELEPHONE 711 = wt COLBORNE ST. |||counters and threatened to tie the score as they went all out to catch their better condition- ed opponents! Rusnyk slammed home the first Oakville goal as he finished a tidy play which left the oppo- sition completely baffled, Doug Th ks Begg, who worked well with y an line-mates Ted Currie and Bob : Basada, clicked for the second counter. The third Oakville tally was registered by a flying Den- nis Darper, who clearly indicated he was settling away to an out- standing season as he whistled home e high fast one that the EXPERTLY TAILORED Hespeler goalie didn't even glim- T0 EVERYONE WHO VOTED FOR ME AND TO Dpse. Although the local outfit has THOSE WHO WORKED FOR ME yet to chalk up a win in the in- J fant OH.A. series, the team's | : play to, date shows that a few : more practice stints will have : % th in the thick of the fight Wu Tonto noms FOR WARMER, MORE COMFORTABLE HEOPpHT ROP Yu Included in the Megaffin- Lochion Bacuhur © ts | Clistmas Shopping : | While regular line-ups are yet beers ers irs irsarsersers reser d A a matter for future reckoning, Ee ---- the local picture is beginning to a 2 . Lab J» peeing to I Your Color - Your Style - Your Size Tripp and Tuck have been shar- | ing net:minding chores, while | EE Er EE EP EET ERE ERT EPS ER EP Er defence duties have been hand-| led by Mallinson, Marshall we FLEECES -- that hard wearing cloth 2 22 Salviart | in shades of blue and brown Special Rusynk has been the alert ; oT > I WISH TO EXPRESS contre player for wings Bill Cars VELOURS -- a rich feeling--hard wearing 39.3 rie and Stevens, while a second fabrics -- in dark brown only line has featured -the work of ne 3 TERY Bob Taylor, Draper - and Rene ALPACAMAS 'warmth without weight! 42.°%° = Bouchard, Pivot man for the 3rd luxurious full plaid lining My Sincere Thanks line is Ted Currie who is flanic ||} BARELYSIANS -- in comfortable slip on 00 ed by Begg and Baseda. Counted or i on to strengthen the team short- | model (Sizes 34 to 44) ly are Blackie Graham, erst. | MOCAMBO -- 100% pure cashmere wool 00 TO ALL OF THOSE WHO SUPPORTED ME IN while Brampton stalwart, and | 14 lined with fiber slass 585. DiMarco, star of previous local ice campaigns. MATOONA Superlative Elysians 55.0 THIS ELECTION The Oak aggregation will take in Brown, Grey or Blue L | aE Ee ira | CROMBIES, Deluxe Elysian 64.5 victory when they tackle the | Slip-on model in teal blue only _ Ll ! highly touted Port Colborne sex || CROMBIES, Celebrated Scotch 79.5 ! i counil | Elysian, luxuriously % lined tl Li HOWARD S. LITCHFIELD responsibilities again, the lads will appreciate vocal support from the bleacher rows. ._-- ALTERATIONS -- FREE OF CHARGE BOWLING BANTER oF The end of the first series of the Men's Major league finds Shmoos in first place with 300 points, followed by Haltons, 28; Six Blows, 26; All Stars, Vets 24; Lucky Strikes, 22; Ideals 21; Rummies; 20. 2 pant Worsted Suits for only $42.22 during our I. Robertson copped both the high single and high triple With SHERRY C ESI TE Ene nai von aot heii on IT 3 | Langmiurs continue to top the Ladies Major League with a total of 38 points, followed by Schegel's, 29; Chases, 18; Rebec= cas 13. 22nd Anniversary Sale "Don't miss this golden opportunity to make your Christmas Dollars go further. Betty Myers is the highest singles scorer this week with 206 and Cay Neal leads in high' triple APs part of the Canadian Christmas spirit -- to give the greatest gift of all . . . health, life itself. It began in 1904, this idea of buying Chri ; Ce 5 of buying Christmas with 528. = z 3 i Sec to overcome tuberculosis . . . and each Christ- TE " 22 essential items for men as since, the crescendo has swelled. Last: year, it {tan plea reache, i Me 2 cached a mighty chorus of nearly a million Canadian Santa Domingo. Columbus nam- families, ed the island Hispaniola when he discovered it in 1492. CSE and boys at greatly reduc- ed prices until Sat. Dec. 11 a ais You Probably were included; thank you, and thank : 5 Nearly seven out of every ten : ; Je again. If not, join in. Add even a tiny yards of woven wollen fabrics us- th . tmembrance i 2 i ed in Canada in 1947 were made list, Send ihe bottom jf chis year's Chuisunas by Canadian workers in Canadian fi pe nd your contribution to your Tuberculosis mills. S AVE MONEY NOW i Association today, please. i B 4 / by shopping at BUY STAMPS { H RI : Old Canadian Preferred STMAS S ALS Collections and ! 20s moran i a Accumulations Store 3 fC, Uessnge, this apace Te Christmas Seal Committee - BOUGHT Ltd. - The Lions Club of Oakville Send description to = BOX 500 : Wm. Whitaker & Sons Oakville-Trafalgar Journal : = P-£0. Box (827 Oakville Phone 645W : ION' ROAD PHONE 141 y-