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Sage 8 Thusrday, March 29, 1951 WHAT HAPPENED Bf --O BLOWOUT IF HED HAD GOODYEAR LIFEGUARD SAFETY TUBES, HIS CAR WOULDN'T OF CONTROL, Sam YES-LIFEGUARDS DO THE JOB! You CAN'T GET BETTER PROTECTION TO SAVE YOUR LIFE! See us for GOODFYEAR Lifeguard Safety Tubes Wm. Whitaker & Sons Station Rd., Oakville THIS INNER CRAMER HOLDS AIR WHEN TIRE BLOWS OUTER WIR | CHAMBER LIFEGUARD. CROSS SECTION Marion nnounce : to announce th come to live with them, Jennifer Thora, born IN MEMORIAM memory of a dear grandmother, Mary who passed away In loving mother and Ann Arnold, March 28, 1948 Peacefully sleeping, resting at Her weary trials and troubles are past. silence she suffered, in pa- tience she bore - Till God called her home, to suf- fer no more. -- Lovingly remembered by Daisy and grandchildren, Ruth, Bill and In MYERS In loving memory dear mother and grandmother, Adalaide who passed away March 20, 1949. Somewhere back of the sunset Where loneliness never dies, She lives in a land of beauty Mid the blue and gold of the skies. : And we who loved her dearly, brought swift Shall cherish her memory always To brighten the drifting years. -- Sadly missed by her son Allan and family. Tn loving memory of mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Arnold, who pass- ed away March 28, 1943. Peaceftl be thy rest, dear mo- ther, 1t is sweet to breathe thy name; In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same. -- Lovingly remembered by H. Arnold, wife and family. BERNOLD In loving memory Of my dear mother, Mary Amn Arnold, who passed away March 28, 1943. In our heart, your memory lingers Always tender, fond and true; There is not a day, dear Mother I do not think of you. --Bver remembered and sadly missed by her daughter, Maud, grandchildren, Mary, Ann, and Lorna. 3 or apartment, phone 70¢18-20) LOST AND FOUND FOUND: Gilt earring 'bearing initial Owner can have same y paying for advt. at Journal office. (35¢18) APPLES WHOLESALE No. 1 Fancy Grade McIntosh -- Spy BASKET OR BUSHEL ANY QUANTITY Delivered Locally W. H. POST AND SON FARMERS Macdonald Rd. & 8th Line PHONE 163-J Please Report Promptly LOST OR FOUND ANIMALS To Oakville Humane Society PHONE 515 Lost and Injured Animals Humanely Treated Mr, and Mrs. L. W. Siegrist of Oakville take great pleasure in announcing the engagement of their daughter, Thelma Joan, to Harold R. Ledgerwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ledgerwood of Oakville. The wedding will take place in early summer. The Legion Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a euchre in Legion hall, 8 p.m, Tuesday, April 3, Refresh- ments will be served. Admission 35 cent at the Trafalgar Memorial Hall. Music by Walt Alway's Orches- tra. Come and have some fun. FOR SALE OR TRADE CHESTERFIELD, made over within last year, but needs cover- ing. Large size, suitable for your recreation room. May be seen at Apt. 4, 97 Randall St. $40. fon catalogued at over $2,500.00, acrificed for $1,500.00 or nearest offer. Includes complete mint set of now unobtainable Silver Wed- ding issue, also complete mint sets of U.PUJs and Silver Jubi- lee--complete sets mint and used of Victory and Coronation issues. Many complete sets in mint im- print blocks. Phone 612M. ; (2.92¢17-19) 6 HP. DMPIRE garden tractor with cultivator and disc attach- ment; also Acme electric rangette With oven, call 767-W after 7 p.m. McCLARY electric stove, in good condition for many years more service, $15, phone 710. 14 FT. V-Bottom plywood boat; 10 hip. Johnson outboard motor, both $225; Hobby power tools, drill press, saw, jigsaw, lathe, sander, planer, edger, no motor, $30; Maytag washer $70. Phone 1136W. (77c19) A few budgies SIX weeks old, ready Tor training, various col- ours. Phone 56J. (35p18) 1936 CHEV. in 200d condition. Apply 21 MacDonald Ave. (35p18) $160.00 McClary 4-burner, apt. size stove, excellent condition, bought during war, but only used three years. Phone 1741. (44p19) GAS circulating heater. Tele- phone 1231. (351c18) 50 Studebaker, 2 dr. sedan, overdrive and climatizer, $1,950; '37 Dodge, 4 dr. sedan, heater, $275. MacLeod Motors, Bronte, Ont. NORGE table top gas range. Phone 18123 (35p18) '49 FORD 5 passenger coupe, New tires, slipcovers, radio, air conditoning, windshield washers. Excellent condition. One owner. Accept reasonable offer. Phone 1136W. 7 (56¢18) CREAM separator, | good con- dition; set of scales. Phone 1359M 1936 CHEVROLET sedan with heater, $400. Phone 1079R. "37° OLDSMOBILE club coupe, best offer. Phone 1657J. (45c18) '39 CHEV. business coupe me- chanically sound, reasonably pric- ed. Apply 38 Stewart W. (35p17) IN Oakyille, new homie, three newly finished rooms including large living room, bedroom and kitchen, basement with laundry tubs and washing machine, hot water. Reasonable rent to reliable couple. Adults only. Box 475 the Journal. + (92c18) ROOM and board. Phone 1111W HELP WANTED--WOMEN COOK-general to live in, $75. per month to suitable applicant, phone 570-R, for appointment. Re- ferences required. (1839) HELP WANTED--MEN APPRENTICE printer, apply J. H. Wakely Printer, 36A Colborne St., phone 1098. 3 (t.£) SITUATIONS WANTED Experienced comptometer op- erator can also type and do short- hand, available May 1. Apply Box 473 Journal. (1.00c17-19) Dr. S. S. Splers, Barrie, visited his daughter and son-inlaw, Ma- jor J. D. Galloway, over the holi- day weekend. SHELTER NEWS By Alan LeMay. NEW HOMES FOUND FOR THREE DOGS During the last week, visitors to the new shelter adopted three dogs and one very contented cat, but we still have a very good selection of pets from which to choose. Topsy, a small collie mother, is still with us, and a part springer male still shakes hands hopefully who drops in to see us. All in all, we have six cats, four male dogs and two female dogs. And you may have black, gray, or white with tan marking. Junior Humane Notes Next big events for Juniors to watch for are the April meeting and the May Pet Show. Keep watching this space for full de- tails each week, because you don't want to miss them. ' with everyone { SPORT SHORTS Four evenly matched teams battled to draw decisions in the bantam and peewee finals as the town's minor hockey loop wound up it's brief initial season Satur- day morning. Championships, as a result, went to the teams that finished | the regular schedule in first place. With Don Ritchie playing an- other terrific game in goal and Jan Shepherd and Kenny Brown going well out front, Golds held While | Lakeshores came up with a seven goal burst in the final frame to trim the commer. cial league all-stars 12-4 in the Matthews Fund benefit game last Friday night, the latter squad made quite a game of it for two periods. Bolstered by four of Bud Corbett's juvenile team, allstars held the count to 2all in the first, and 54 in the second before the arena roof fell in on them. It was an enter. taining evening of hockey, and deserved a much bigger holiday crowd. Paul Allan and his ager Bronte mates to a 1-1 tie to take the bantam title. The goal that got by Ritchie was just the second in the six games he played. In the peewee championship tussle, the well balanced Bronte and Canad- ian squads ended their clash in a 3all draw, the verdict going to the pacemaking Bronte club. Well satisfied with this first minor hockey venture, the rec reation commission plans to get competition under way early next season, and fully expects the lea- gue will soon be a 'hotbed for hockey talent hereabouts. INCOME TAX WORRIES Tax Returns ypes made up. Income of all Reasonable Rates G. D. McKAY Public Accountant Former Assessor, Income Tax Division, Department of Na tional Revenue 210 Queen Mary Dr. Tel. 1620 ~ ARTMENT, bed kitchen and three piece bath, been recently redecorated. This apt. was made for one person but two can share it if they are used to close quarters. One year lease. Phone 328. ADDITIONAL COST WITH YOUR CHOICE OF THURSDAY, MARCH 29 2-4 p.m.: Public skating, FRIDAY, MARCH 30: 2-4 p.m.: Public skating SATURDAY, MARCH 31: 2-4: C.G.E. hockey Calvary Baptist Chu B-9: 9-11: Skating, adults SUNDAY, APRIL 1: 2. 4.5: Free skating, childre Skating, children up YOUR ARENA PROGRAM 10-11: Learn to skate, pre-school children adults 35¢, children 15¢ 7.30: Industrial hockey final, Corbett's Buzzers vs. Trafalgar Motors, Brown's Intermediates vs. Burlington Dukes 8.30 p.m.: Hamilton Skating Club Carnival 11-12 a.m.: St. John's United S.S. hockey Qakville Figure Skating Club Oakville Public Utilities hockey rch hockey to 14, 15 cents : Oakville Figure Skating Club n up to 14 TO CHOOSE FROM! SIGNS! 18th CENTURY COLONIAL MAPLE! AND FINISHES! EASY CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE ~ PILLOWS SUITES! A sensational feature of our MARCH SALE. Springfilled mattress in durable striped tick- ing, resilient steel cable spring and two well- filled feather pillows INCLUDED at no cost to you with choice of bedroom suites! MANY SMART BEDROOM STYLES MODERN DE- MANY WOODS DOMINI PHONE 957 AT NO STYLES! ALL 7 PIECES FOR . Quaint, American styling that is as practical as it is pie- SLEEK, MODERN PLANK TOR MODERN WATERFALL SUITE IN RICH GENUINE WALNUT VENEER Stunning: modern design in richly grained walnut. Includes Bed, Chest of Drawers, Dresser or $ Vanity, PLUS Mattress, Spring and Pillows. {] AMERICAN COLONIAL SUITE IN MELLOW MAPLE FINISH colorful Early i turesque! Includes Bed, $ Chest, Dresser, PLUS Mattress, Spring and 169. Pillows) os. ein PICTURE FRAME DESIGN One of our finest suites, at an amazing low sale price! Genuine limed oak, brass hardware. Includes Bed, Chest, Vanity, PLUS Mattress, Spring and Pillows Dresser or FURNITURE OPEN STORES | SATuRrDA¥s OAKVILLE |. Tet 2 PM. SPECIALS FOR MARCH - IN OUR BEDROOM GROUPS AAAAAAA