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1950 secon aiderg ay for son. = -- ['S im oa reday, June 15, 1950 OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL § favorite remedies when youre suffering from some an "TAKE. MY Well-meaning friends will often urge you to try their illness or discomfort. Turn a deaf ear to them. The only good advice--the only sound advice--is to see your doctor. He alone is qualified to determine the nature of your illness and prescribe the correct treat- ment. And when he gives you a prescription you are well advised to bring it to-the Oakville Drug Co. for precision-perfect compounding with pure, standard- strength ingredients. You will have the security of knowing that your medicine, carefully prepared, will be exactly what the doctor intended for you--and for you alone. * Oakville Drug Co. Limited Phone 94 Colborne St. E. Len Hope, Mgr. | FATHER'S DAY --JUNE 18 Sunbeam Lawn Sprinklers 1.85 5.50 7.50 - 8.75 Garden Wheelbarrows WOOD $6.50 METAL $8.50 Handi Cart - $11.95 FISHING TACKLE RIVER RUNT SPOOKS CRAZY CRAWLERS PUMPKIN SEED CHUGGERS And Many Other Asorted Baits TACKLE BOXES -- MINNOW PAILS REELS 69¢c to $12.95 RENT an ELECTRIC HEDGE TRIMMER - $1.50 day Halton Hardware Colborne St. E. WE DELIVER Phone 983 Ashley Accepts New Post, Francis Named Bell Manager Here 136 Colborne St. E. A. A. Francls, Bell Telephone manager at Cobourg, has been BURROS' SPECIALTY SHOPPE LINGERIE HOSIERY SPORTWEAR QUALITY VALUE SERVICE Phone 423 appointed manager of the com- pany's Oakville office, effective June 15. He succeeds J. T. M. Ashley, Who will go to Toronto to take up duties in the company's central division office. Oakville's new manager has had almost 22 years' experience in the company's commercial de- partment and is a second-genera- tion telephone man whose fath- er, Francls (Frank) Francis, was with the company 44 years. Born in Toronto, Mr. Francis began his telephone career there as a collection clerk in October, 1928. He was a service representative for a time and later became staff assistant in the general commer- cial department. In 1941 he mov- ed to North Bay as senior clerk and -was staff assistant to the district manager there from 1945 until be became manager at Co- bourg in 1948. In addition to his duties at Oakville, Mr. Francis will also supervise the company's business offices in Bronte, Clarkson, Cooksvllle and Milton. Mr. Ashley came to Oakville after 26 years of varied service with the company. After serving in Guelph, London and Windsor, he was manager at Cobourg from 1936 until 1941 when he was granted leave of absence to pro- ceed on active service as a lieu- tenant with the Navy. He served on the Pacific Coast in the com- munications Branch of Naval Headquarters until April, 1946, when he was honorably discharg- ed with the rank of lieutenant commander. He re-entered the company's service at that time as staff assistant in the commercial department 'of the company's Tor- onto office. He vacated that post to assume his duties here. Letters To The Editor The Editor, Oakville Trafalgar-Journal, Dear Sir: The Oakville High School Old Boys' Reunion Committee has asked me to extend to you their sincere thanks for the very help- ful publicity you have given us during the past few months We greatly appreciate your co-operation in helping us to lo- cate ex-students and the interest you have taken in our Reunion. We particularly want to thank you for the outstanding cover age you gave us in last week's edition of your paper and assure you that it has stirred up more PRIZES $1500 PRIZES BINGO No Admission Price Direct From The Stage "DOUBLE OR NOTHING" FEARSOME FOURSOME CANADA'S TOP RADIO QUIZ SHOW Milton Arena Monday, June 19th. The entire program sponsored by the Milton Branch Canadian Legion in ON THE SAME PROGRAM MAHER'S FUN STARTS AT 8 P.M. MEET THE BE IN YOUR SEATS EARLY aid of Building Fund enthusiasm in collecting further funds for the R. H. Archibald Memorial Fund. We are also grateful for the hundreds of com- plimentary copies you have for- warded to the Old Boys. Wishing your newspaper every success in the future, I am," Yours sincerely, Jessie Tuna _ Secretary, School Reunion Committee Oakville High At the last official count there were 71 persons in the United States in the million dollars a year income class.* In 1929 there were about 500. | ->e With a DEEP FREEZE LOCKER We have @ limited number of lockers still for fent. Strawberries i oon! Make plans win bs hes wonderful fave >, the easy economical way: By Fast Freezing. : i or 1 Freezing Charge me aa & Vegetables "You'H be dollars ahead & much better Fed Bi-Mor Frozen Food Royal Bank Building Moist Air Clean Air Fresh Air Circulation Service Phone 1214-5 Phone 23 LOW FIRST COST NO PARTS OR SERVICE BILLS $95.00 buys a 9 cu. ft. Air-Conditioned Ice Refrigerator Only Ice Refrigeration Gives Liberal Trade-In Allowance - Other Models $51 & up HILLMERS FUEL & ICE CO. in years to come! 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