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' THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL - CLASSIFIED - BUSINESS DIRECTORY T. S. H. GILES Real Estate and Insurance 139 Colborne Street East Oakvill 19 Melinda St. Toronto - Evenings DR. MAURICE E. LUNAU Physician & Surgeon Office Hours: Afternoon -- 1.30 - 4.00 Evenings -- 7.00 - 8.30 or by appointment Phone 500 Church and Thomas Sts. AT THE BARGAIN COUNTER 143 Colborne St. You can buy: Pianos, Gram- ophones, Health Ray Artic les, Furniture, Stoves, Guns, Ranges, Skates, Clocks, Books, Lamps, and Trunks. Many useful articles New and Used at a Bargain. GORDON BARTHOLOMEW Dump and General Trucking Firewood, Posts, Sand and : ravel. LOWER MIDDLE ROAD Phone 342-W-13 L. STREET 'Window Cleaning Service Floors Cleaned & Polished Phone every taken at 171 Please Report Promptly LOST OR FOUND ANIMALS to Oakville. Humane Society PHONE 51 Lost and Injured Animals Humanely Treated e - - - - Phone 532 - Adelaide 2761 Oakville 712 ANGUS McMILLAN Barrister, Solicitor Notary Public Telephones: Office 532 Residence: Office: 139 Colborne St. E. Residence 837 126 Dundas St., Cor. Spruce GENERAL INSURANCE H. S. THORNTON Phoue 874 Lukeshore West, Oakville HEDDLE & RYRIE Ross Ryrie Barrister Solicitor C. L. OLIVER Accounting and Auditing, Business ' Systems Installed. Income Tax Returns Office at -Oakville Hotel L. F. CLEMENT HOME ELECTRIC Frigidaire Products Iron Fireman Heating Units Repairs to All Household Appliances PHONE 265-M Sheddon Avenue BRONTE (ELECTRIC H. Rollinson House Wiring Maintenance and Repairs "Try us for Service" Phone Bronte 115-J 0. Box 402 Ham. 7-5452 - Oakville 1268 Commercial Sales & Sarvice CLEARING AUCTION SALE New Tractors and Tractor Implements The - undersigned auctioneers have received instructions from Harold C. Cooper to sell by pub- lic auction, at his farm on No. 5 Highway, % of a mile east of Palermo, on Friday, April 16th At 2 o'clock, the following: 1 al tractor, on rub- FOR SALE No. 1 body HARDWOOD, cut any length. Gordon Bartholomew, Phone $42-W-13. c SOLID BRICK building, size 50" x 20'; formerly occupied - by Royal Bank; vault still intact; situated in heart of industrial sec- tion of Oakville, % mile south of Queen Elizabeth highway and ad- jacent to C.N.R. station. Apply 'Box 106, Oakville-Trafalgar Jour- nal. 1.46 c 18-20 ALL SIZES of hard 'coal in stock; also Virginia lump soft coal Frank M. Sullivan, Bronte, Ont. Phone 80-W. BIRK'S STERLING SILVER George II pattern, little used, 8- place setting, 3% new price; Sing- er sewing machine, beautiful ber, Model M, new;' 1 Ford-Fer- guson tractor with power take- off; 6-foot mower, stiff-tooth cul- tivator, post-hole digger, and 2! furrowed plow, all new; Inter- national 3-furrow plow, new; In- ternational grain binder, 7-foot, new; International tractor disc, new; International cutting-box with inside and outside pipe; 1 set of drag cultivators, new; 1 set of seed harrows; 1 Massey-Harris manure spreader, new; Interna- Notary Public Office: Colborne St. Tel. Oakville 65 Residence - Tel. Clarkson 111 CARLTON GREEN Osteopath 21 Division Street Any evening by appointment Wed. afternoons, all day Saturday and Sunday Phone 826 ELECTRIC WELDING Acettylene Welding - Cutting Anytime Anywhere Portable Equipment T. LATTA Phone 6 Jerry's Garage INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL DOMESTIC ELECTRICAL SERVICE BROWN ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS Gord Brown Phone 1059 Oakville of The Optometry Practice the Late Haughton C. Laird will be continued On behalf of Mrs. Laird -- By -- ROBERT J. BROAD Optometrist - Optician For Appointment . . . Phone 1117 173 Colborne St. - Oakville LOST MOTOR RUG, in the vicinity of the bridge; belonging 'to the Boy Scouts. Reward. Phone 88. 70-c-20-21 WORK WANTED YOUNG Japanese woman de- sires day work. Phone Clarkson 229-R after 6 p.m. 25.p-20 HELP WANTED 2 YOUNG MEN or school boys years before, A seine is a coarse het with weights on one side and floats on the other, 100 feet: long, 18 feet deep in the middle or belly; tapering to a rope at either end. To operate it one end is fasten- ed to shore and, with a rowboat, the net is set in an arc out into the river and back to shore about 50 feet away. The net is then dragged into shore, catching the fish enclosed by the arc. Suckers are ' fairly easy to catch this way but other fish, such as carp, are very adept at diving under or over the net and thus escaping. | Any game fish that are caught are returned to the water with a little discomfort to the fish as possible. The sucker run is fair with a catch of 150 to 200 per day. They are kept alive in a large wooden box immersed in the river. Some years dealers from Toronto come, and pick them up with tank-equip- ped trucks, but this year the fish are packed in boxes and shipped to Detroit. Our creek has so many old logs, there are only a few places where the net can be used and even then the net often gets ripped or be- comes fast on an immovable ob- ject; much to the consternation of Mike and Cliff. It is fascinating work, though, for each dip you expect to get 40 to 50 fish and usually get 20 to 30. Sometimes. you may only get two or three, PEOPLE and EVENTS During this fine spring weather when everyone is cleaning and burning up rubbish, the local fire department is kept quite busy. Last week they were again called out for a grass fire on Chisholm Street. es een The Community club held an- other very successful euchre and dance Friday night with a bettef- than-ever turnout. Harry Bow- man and Wes Patterson took the men's euchre prizes while Mrs. Thelma Wright and Mrs, Anne Gilliam' won- the ladies." Mrs. Lila Crawford from Burlington won the prize for the birthday dance. x « * ® The newly formed branch of the Legion in Bronte are planning a dance in the Palermo Commun- ity Hall on Friday, April 16th. They are now holding their meet- the month and the veterans are turning out very well, The char- ter for which they applied has now been signed by the district commander and is expected back from Ottawa anytime. { and stumps along the bottom that ings on every second Tuesday of | tional mower, 5-foot; 2 rubber to deliver phone books; must be tired wagons; 1 farm wagon; 2 viii i" evenings oo Sun- Cn i ays. Apply in person to L. Man- hay racks; 1 buckrake with Pack | ta 170 Chnorne. St. Saturday ard motor; 1 set of heavy bench| only at 7.80 p.m. 50-p-20 cabinet model, all cycle, like new; tea table, walnut new; piano, in good condition, rosewood, up- Tight, Phone 231-W-4. 79¢-p ELECRIC chick brooder, condi- ~ tion like new; at half price. Phone Bronte 11 r 12. 25-p-20 MAN'S BICYCLE, McBride; large size; good condition. Phone . 35-1c-20 GROCERY and butcher store, solid brick building, hot water heating, oil burner, i ing 8- wire fencing; steel fence posts; wooden fence posts; 13-hoe "Mas- sey seed drill; 1 International milk cooler, 12 can, just like new; De Laval milker, 2 units, large pump and piping; 1 grain roller,| Mike Cudmore and Cliff Gil Woods; milk scales; about 1,000|liam have been seining suckers bushels of oats; quantity of straw; | since shortly after the ice went quantity of hay; quantity of en-|out of the river. At this time of silage. , year the suckers run up all the This is an exceptional sale of | creeks along the lake to spawn, good! implements, with one or two |The, water being real cold, their Bronte Trends and pulleys; several rows of new By Ruth Sargant roomed apartment, Phone 61. 50.p-20-21-22 UPHOLSTERED wicker ches- terfield, settee and chairs, for sunroom or playroom. Three beds, one mahogany, two metal. Large Oriental rug. Phone 367. p-20 30-YARDS sailcloth, , warm shade of brown; suitable for chair coverings, drapes, etc, Child's in- door playpen. Phone 1042-J. ROOM and BOARD BOARD AND ROOM at 21 Forsyth St. $10.00 per week. 50p 18-20 FEMALE HELP WANTED 'WOMAN for restaurant work; hours 10 am.-7 p.m. Monday to Friday, Apply Bee Hive Lunch. 50 c 18-20 A' WAITRESS, full-time, good working conditions. Apply" Mod- ern Cafe, 50-p-19-20-21 SALES ORDER clerk, typing a necessity. Apply to R, W. Clark, Langmuir Paints, Phone 320. 35-c: -20 WANTED CARPENTER and repair work of all kinds, and alterations. Phone 97-J, p-19-20 , all y new. | flesh is very solid and, apart from Terms: Cash | settlement with|the number of bones, 'they are clerk on dayjof sale. No reserve | good eating. Right now they are as the proprietor has sold his| worth four cents;a pound and dairy herd, and has the farm list- | since: they run about 2 pounds ed for sale, and is definitely giv- Gal pn is worth 8 Co i iff has been using'a seine un- ng Hp fering der his. own, Heonse for the last | Hindley & Elliott, | tour years but fished with his R. Ford, Clerk, Auctioneers. | father for Dub. Joyce for many CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH FARGO PARTS AND SERVICE IS PLANNED FOR YOUR NEEDS BRAKE SERVICE: A suggestion to help make your car really safe-- Drive into your Chrysler-Plymouth-Fargo Service Dealer for a complete Brake check-up. Included are: G5 tion of Brake Linings, Drums, and Fluid Pres- A CAGE suitable for a budgie bird. Phone 58. c-20 YOUR LOCAL UNIT, the Lorne Scots, wants recruits, Par- ades Tuesday nights. Oakville Armoury, Call at the Armoury for information. HOUSE or rooms needed by "young course. Please phone 725-J-4, 25.p-20 BETWEEN Ogkville and Bur- lington, 2 or 3 acres under V.L,A. Apply. R. Wakely. 1098 between 9 am, and 6 pm. 50-p-20-22 urgently 33-p-20 || veteran on Telephone sure System. Adjustment and necessary replacements are in the hands of Factory-Trained mechanics using only Chryco-Engineered and Inspected parts. Hedleigh Home, Ltd. The Home For Chrysler Plymouth Service DUNDAS ST. N. OAKVILLE Phones 1063; Evenings 887-J FOUND MALE half-Persian black cat, in the Te of Howard Ave. | 25-p-20 CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Thursday, April 8th, 1943 British and American Pictures, Hon. Mr, Lawson said. The Brit. film had substantially - creased its earning power in cy, ada during the past 12 montry and in most Canadian citieg hag at least the drawing power equivalent Hollywood motion p tures. = First Odeon Stage OF Expansion Ends In the president's report to shareholders at the annual meet- ing of Odeon Theatres of Canada Ltd, Hon. J. Barl Lawson, KC, who heads all the various J. Ar- thur Rank interests in the' Do- minion, stated that by the year- end the first stage of expansion of the theatre circuit will have been completed. Odeon Will at that date be represented in 'most important Canadian film terri- tories" with a group of the most modern new theatres in America, 19 in all, operating in key cen- tres." ish Wanted to Buy OLD STRAW OR HAy Any Condition 20 TO 30 TONS DELIVER) Gordon Brain Telephone 628 The policy of the Odeon ecir- cuit in Canada is to play both WARNING COAL SITUATION SERIOUS During the past year American Hard Coal Pro- duction was over 1,000,000 tons short of World Re: quirements. The miners are producing less coal per day than in former years and the demand for hard coal is steadily inereasing. This year, with both gas and fuel oil very scarce and often unobtainable, and so very expensive, many more thousands of Canadian families will depend upon American Anthracite. Our American Coal Suppliers: have warned us that only those dealers who accept all the hard coal they ean get this summer will be able to keep their * customers comfortably warm next winter. We cannot do this unless you accept immediate delivery. In order to avoid SUBSTITUTE FUELS, SHORT- AGES and SUFFERING this coming' winter, order your coal now and take delivery as soon as your dealer has the coal. ' GEO GRAY'S FUEL & ICE CO. HILLMERS FUEL & ICE CO. C. A. McDERMOTT and SON Oakville) a Wm. Ollie CANADIAN LE Branch 114 Oakville J. R. Dunn's Drug Store GION Ist Anniversary Carnival DRAW "SPEND YOUR VACATION IN CANADA" "FIRST GRAND PRIZE AN ALL EXPENSE TRIP TO MUSKOKA FOR TWO PEOPLE PLUS $50.00 . CASH - Get Your Tickets Early : ON SALE AT Black's Grocery Store Grammell's Men's Wear Guild's Book Shop Johnson Cleaners Keenan's Smoke & Card Shop Wm. Scade's Grocery. Legion Hall And from alli members of Ladies' Auxiliary and Legionnaires. \.