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Page 10 "THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, September 29, 1g A JOURNAL CLASSIFIED RE- PRESENTS A MODEST IN- VESTMENT THAT NEVER FAILS TO EARN WIDESPREAD INTEREST WM. C. MILLIGAN, R.0. OPTOMETRIST 69A COLBORNE ST. E. (Over Bank of Commerce) Telephone 1507 --SEE-- CHAS. F. DOTY AND SON Dundas St. N. Phone 76 A Complete Investment OBITUARIES WILLIAM ALBERTSON The residents of Trafalgar and Snider's were shocked to hear y dorning of the sud- ssing of Mr. Willlam Allan Albertson, formerly of Trafalgar, on Friday evening, Sept. 14th, at St. Catharines. Mr. Albertson, with Mrs. Albertson, had motor- ed from their home in St. Cath- arines Friday morning to Cooks- ville with the intention of enter- ing exhibits in the Fair which were to be judged that day. Short- ly after their arrival, Mr. Al- bertson suffered a heart attack. Dy. Harold Sutton was called and later he was taken by ambulance to his home in St. Catharines and later to the hospital. Later in the evening he suffered another attack from which he did not re- cover. He was sixty-three years of age. Mr. Albertson was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Albertson and was born on the Albertson farm, Dundas Highway, near the ninth line, now owned by Mr. B. H. Hallett. He attended SS. No. 11, ninth line, (now closed) and later Oakville' High School. While here, he was a member of Wesley United Church and Sunday School. formerly Methodist. In 1921 Mr. Albertson gave up farming on the homestead and moved to Oakville, later to Hamilton and then Grimsby and finally St. Catharines, where be was an employee of the B. F. T. Tools Co. Ltd. The funeral was held on Tues- day from his home in St. Cathar- ines and was conducted by Rev. Canon D. Russell Smith, Oakville, Service BONDS STOCKS On All Exchanges MACRAE & COMPANY Member INVESTMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA 80 King St. W. Toronto PHONE EM. 4-3374 GREETINGS & GIFTS are brought to you from Friendly Neighbors & Civico & Social Welfare Leaders through WELCOME WAGON On the occasion of: The Birth of a Baby EngagementAnnouncements nge of residence Arrivals of Newcomers to City B PHONE 807 est or obligation) with interment in Dixie Cem- ete Surviving are his widow, form- erly Miss Gertrude Cook, two daughters, Mrs. Walter Honsber- ger, (Leila) and Mrs. Norman Tlton (Dorothy) both of St. Cath- arines, and one brother, Mrs. S. Floyd Albertson, Lorne Park. There are also three grandchild- ren, Carol and Linda Honsberger and Norman Ilton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albertson would have married thirty-six years if he had lived until the following day, which they intended cele- brating quietly. LOUIS C.' ANTHONY Following a long illness, Louis Conard (Chic) Anthony died on Monday night at his late resi- dence, Douglas Ave. The late Mr. Anthony, who was 65 years of age, was In the service of the T. Taton Co. for 33 years, during which he served as head of sever- al departments. At the time of his death he was retired. In his earlier years he was a keen golf- er and tennis player. Mr. Anthor had lived in Oakville since 1 He was a member of the Oak- ville Racing Pigeon Club and Knox Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his widow, formerly Ruth Swan of Toronto, and three daughters, Phyllis (Mrs. H. Humphrey), Helen (Mrs. Victor Humphries) and Margaret (Con- nie), all of Toronto. The funeral is being held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Morden Funeral Chapel, Reynolds Street, to St. John's Norway Cemetery, Toronto. Rev. Mr. Ber- Kley, Toronto, will officiate in the absence of Rev. C. K. Nicoll, min- ister of Knox Church. WRONG DIRECTION The mewly named Garden Drive, incorrectly described last week as linking Maurice and Mar- garet Drives, is actually the road between these thoroughfares, and runs parallel to them. «A starter set for four in the new CARNIVAL WARE by Sovereign . . . . consists of luncheon plates, bread and butter plates, cups, saucers and junior soups . . . in eautiful con- trasting decorator colors of BURGUNDY, CHARTREUSE, FRENCH GREY and FOREST GREEN . . . pieces specially priced at the twenty bE a SEES Complete table service also available in sets and open stock. HALTON HARDWARE WE DELIVER 51 COLBORNE ST. E. L] PHONE 983 FORBES TO BRING FLYIN CRAYON TO OPTIMIST FAIR When it comes to dashing off| cartoon sketches in one day-- caricatures on a mass production |and he has been doing it for The TOWNE Coffee Shop THE PERFECT GIFT FOR. THE WEEK-END HOSTESS | - Black Magic CHOCOLATES 2 basis, you just can't beat Hugh |years. On the days you can't dine here pick Up our specialty viding one of the most interest-| many moons, he has supervised many as 500 clever one-minute |which time thousands of Forbes will have two or three of CHICKEN LIONS START |r sous ec in the arena, and Optimist pres- ns. approved by the new executive, The Ladies' Auxili activity. 29th at 1.30 p.m. in the Legion tendance, Webe Oliphant; Visita- Gray; Constitution & Bylaws, Stan Otton; Publicity, Bill Cot- Program, Norman Ritchie; C: i Patriotism, Fred Taylor; Sight, Improvement, Carl Wright; Safe- Forbes, internationally famed| A regular contributor to Bs-(| to take home Toronto artist who will be pro-|quire and the New Yorker for D ing features of the Optimist fall | the Artist's Colony at the C.N.E. BOXE! fair. Mr. Forbes can turn out as|for the last 15 years, . during FRIED BUTTER CRISP Ee visitors have taken home cr: on likenesses of themselves. Mr. him caricature Oakville and Dis- AND FRENCH FRIES BUSY SEASON trict residents. You'll find him OR ident Chuck Warrington is cer- Oakville Lions prepared for an-| tain youll linger for duite a work this week, and judging - [from committee appointments i Bl hi 5; y of the the entire membership of the | Canadian Legion are holding a Colborne St. near Century Theatre Phone 1821 club will be placing the accent on rummage sale on Saturday, Sept. Committee chairmen appoint- | Hall. ted for the new season are: At- tion, Gord Brown; Convention, Jack Carter; Finance, . George Syd Fearman; Lions Education, Walter Adamson; Membership, ton; Bulletin, Vince Barrey; Flower and Sick, Cy Bassman; ival, Harold Orr; Boys and Girls, Herb Rollinson; ship and Health and Welfare, Jack Dun; Education, Jack Cornwall; Civic ty, Don Gibson; Dog Show, Der Hamilton-Wright; John Black Fund, Syd Pearman. D CANDY AND New team captains are Phil ona ea Chambres, Court Clyde, Bill Cot- NUT SHOP ton, Derek Hamilton-Wright, Howard Kelley, Gordon Pattin- son, Jim Snow, C. 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