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Page 10 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Classified KEEP AN Speedy Results - Phone wee! issue, advertisements for horne St. JOURNAL WANT ADS / For Outstanding Opportunities In order that advertisers may have ample time each k to forward copy for insertion in the current The Journal will be accepted up to Wednesday noon. Want ads may also be left at the office, EYE ON 1298 ction of the classified ses 100 Col- Please Report Promptly LOST OR POUND FOR RENT double room. twin bas, ~ LARG kitchen privileges can r- ANIMALS ranged. Suitcouple. Call Vay ; to : after 5 pm. 5-p-48 Cakville Humane Society |--ppigrT ---- and PHONE 515 supper, in pleasant home, avail- Lost and Injured Animals |able to lady guest. Phone 1083-R. Humanely Treated -_-------------- CARD OF THANKS SHEPHERD Mr. H. Shepherd and family of 147 Spruce Street, 35-c-48 RELIABLE baby sitter, a able evenings. Apply Box 226, Journal. ish to express to their many| WANTED, a mother rabbit for friends, relatives and neighbors, |a pet. Phone 1387- W. As for their heartfelt thanks and appre- | Hugh. 25-p-49 ciation for acts of kindness, mes- sages of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended to them in their recent sad bereavement in the loss of a dear wife and mother, especially thanking the Reverend C, K. Nichol, for his comforting words. 50-p-49 ANNOUNCEMENT Scout Leaders Needed Owing to the growth of scout- ing activities &nd the many re- quests by new residents for scout EN' enrolments, there is an URGI NEED for leaders. Anyone will- ing to assist in this werk is urged C. H. Wii ler at 977, hild Society nxious to obtain a farm home 12-year-old school Maintenance provided. For ther particulars apply to The Children's Aid Society, Box 224, Milton. to phone C ~ WOMAN wishes housework by the day. Apply Box 221, Oakville- Trafalgar Journal. ROOM WANTED URGENTLY. We are anxious to obtain room with or without board for an em- ployee. We highly recommend this young man as a desirable roomer, non-drinker, clean habits. Atlantic Manufacturing Co. Phone 6 6! WANTED TO RENT ~ YOUNG married couple seek small apartment, now or by Feb. 12. Call Bill Merk, phone 436. P -25-49 hy p-49-50 Maj. R. D. Appleford To Resume Practice Oalville, Ont. -- Major Robert Duncan Appleford, Royal Cana- dian Army Medical Corps, of Oak- ville and Hamilton, will shortly retire from the Canadian Army to resume private practice in Oakville. The announcement was made by Central Command Head- quarters, where he is presently at- tached to the Command Medical Staff. Major Appleford, 36 years of age, is well known in the Oakville and Burlington districts. He re- ceived his education at Burlington High School and the University of Toronto. He first joined the RCAMC in 1942, and during that year held a series of medical ap- pointments in Canada. In 1943 e was selected to accompany the Canadian Army _expediton to Kiska, serving as Medical Officer with a field ambulance unit. Later, he was posted overseas, serving in the UK. on the staff of the Basingstoke Plastic and Neurological Hospital, one of the Canadian Army's largest overseas medical installations. On his return to Canada in 1945 49 | he was appointed Registrar at the Chorley Park Military Hospital in Toronto, where he remained until 1946. He was later ap- pointed to the Medical Staff at Central Command Headquarters, Oakville, which position he now EY QUIET working couple, one or two housekeeping rooms, or room and board. Phone 467-W. 25-p-49 FOR SALE 1940 PLYMOUTH sedan, in good mechanical condition; with good tires, radio and heater. Call Giles, 712. 7-47 BEATTY electric washer, fac- tory rebuilt, $89.50. Small down payment with easy payments. Halton Hardware. 175-p-48-50 THE NEW Maytag washer. See this beautiful efficient washer to- day. Small down payment an easy terms. Halton Hardware. on 75-p-48-50 ONE LARGE Quebec heater with oil burner, in good condition; also 45-gal. oil drum; also copper coll fon oil hummer." Phone SIGR after 8 p.m. 45-p-49 STUDIO COUCH, durable rust covering. Phone 1146-J. 25-p-49 | - 1947 HUDSON super six sedan, heater, defroster and slip covers, 10,300 miles, like new. Will ar- range terms. Phone 376-W. 23-c-49 blonde cocker Phone 238. 25 ~ REGISTERED pups, five months old. ~ BEDROOM SUITE, mahogany, * double bed, spring and mattress, three other pieces, $150.00. Ram- THREE or four rooms, unfur- nished, or small house in Oakville district. Phone 438-W. 25-p-49 ~ HELP WANTED UNUSUAL opportunity for good, steady, honest man for house-to-house daily delivery. Ap- ply to National Selective Service, Oakville, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 49-1c-49 EXPERIENCED woodworkers and spray gun operators; also young men willing to learn. At- lantic Manufacturing Co., For- syth St, Oakville. 35-tf r on returning to private practice. Major and Mrs. Appleford re- side at 33 Navy Street, Oakville, and have four children, Duncan, 10; Laurence, 9; Gail, 7; and Barbara, 2. TOWN OF OAKVILL] VOTERS' LIST Voters' List, 1948, Town of Oakville, County of Halton Notice is hereby given that IT have complied with Section 7 of the Voters' List Act and that I have posted up in my office at Oak- ville, on the 22nd day of October, 1948, the list of all persons en: titled to vote in the said Munici- "FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED, woman to clean two afternoons per week, 1-4 p.m. Phone 453. y 25-p-49 WANTED, good cook to cook family dinner 5 nights a week, temporarily. Phone 453. 25-p-49 Tight factory Manufacturing Oakville. 25-tf WAITRESS for day Work; also waitress for part-time work Wednesday and Saturday night. Apply Modern Cafe. ~ YOUNG women 1 work. Atlantic Co. Forsythe St, say, Pine Lodge, Lome Park es Ps 31-p-49 cker spaniel LOST pups, 5 weeks. Parti color. 5 Si -- Papers. Phone any evening after a LEI 6 o'clock. Phone 457-W. 2 Guide 9 CANADIAN Guider's official Worn twice. imported. $25.00. Box ville-Trafalgar Journal, serge. English 225 Oak- 35-c-49 ATTENTION HOBBYISTS --1 handee tool with 30 attachments, slightly used. umore carbit with high speed motor and special carbaloy cutter for engraving on metal, wood or plastics. Real bar- gains. Phone 688-J. 55-c-49 DINING ROOM suite, 10-piece mahogany, perfect condition, S00 Call 1 49 3 TR Chevrolet sedan, reasonable. Phone 760-J. 49 BEAUTIFULLY made g pleated McLeod plaid skirt, 12, new. Phone 855-J after 7. 2 s size MISSES black co: lining, size 14-16, good condition, "Duke". Finder notify Oakville police or Johnny Sowball. Re- ward. PROCLAMATION I hereby proclaim Thursday, November 11th, a Public Holiday in the Town of Oakville and call on all good citizens to observe the same as, such GOD SAVE THE KING C. V. Hillmer, Mayor. EXCHANGE 8-Room modern apartment in Toronto in exchange for similar accommodation, in Oakville. 3 or 4 rooms, Box 224, Oakville-Trafalgar Journal, $15.00. 18 Stewart Street East. 25-p-49 HEDLEIGH Dundas St. N PHONE 1063--EVENINGS 887-J WANTED «2 Mechanic's Apprentice -- Apply -- W. WILTON HOME LTD. The Home of Chrysler - Plymouth Service Oakville pality at Elections. AND I HEREBY call upon all voters to take immediate proceed. ings to have any errors or omis- sions corrected according to law, the last day of appeal being the 12th. day of November, 1948. C. H. Byers, Clerk. Venetian Blinds Manufactured to your specifications of steel aluminum construction. own and Let us fulfill your requirements FREE ESTIMATES D. SMITH B CAMERON Phone 1135-3 c-0 Mrs. Wm. Lawrence Mrs. Rebecca Farmer Borne To Grave Mon. Canon D. Russell Smith con- ducted funeral services for Mrs. Rebecca Farmer on Monday afternoon from the S. S. Russell funeral chapel, Interment Was in St. Jude's cemetery. Ms. Farmer, a resident of Oakville for more than 88 years, died last Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred E. Bil- lings, Burlington. She was in her 81st year. She was prede- ceased by her husband, William Farmer, in England more than 40 years 'ago. She was a of St. 'Thursday, October 2g 1945, "Mrs. J. McClelland Funeral services for Mrs, James McClelland were held Monday. afternoon from the residence of her sister, Miss Eva Cunningham. Rev. Harry Pawson conducted services at the residence, birth- place of the deceased, While inter- ment was in St. Jude's cemetery. Formerly Ellen Cunningham, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham. With the exception of 13 yeirs resi- dence in Ottawa, she had been a resident of Oakville all her life. She was a member of the Church of the Deaf, Toronto. Surviving are' two sisters, Miss Jude's Anglican church, and was active in the mother's union in the earlier years of her residence here. Surviving in addition to her daughter, are two sons, Oswald, of Oakville, and Harold, Burling- ton. Robertson Heads CCF "At one time a rural area, Hal- ton county is now a mixed con- stituency, and therefore is an ap- propriate field for united action in selecting a candidate, repre- sentative of the majority of popu- lation, to take his place in a truly, democratic form of government," Art Haas, long associated with the farmer's section of the C.C.F,, told the annual meeting of the Halton body at Milton last week. Mr. Haas maintained the popula- tion majority referred to was made up of the farmer, small business man and the fully em- ployed wage and salary worker. George Robertson was elected president, succeeding W. Ed. Ad- amson. Vice-presidents are Robert Duncan and Archie Service; Mrs. G. Robertson' will serve as secre- tary; A. Langelle is treasurer; and Wilfred Imber will head the membership committee. Eva Ci Oakville, and Miss May Cunningham, Mont real. Tima Plan Theatre Night To Aid Hospi Blanch Fury, direct from , run at the Odeon theatre 1, ronto, will he the feature py for the Hospital Benefit the] night to be held November 1 at the New Century Patrons for the the Hon. Ray Sy bil General C. Vokes, Hughes Clg. MP; Stanley Hall, wp; Mayor C. V. Hillmer. = Tiny To. plu theatyy SE The Rotary club have taken, the Sale of tickets will be on sale this week-ong, there is no amusement toy the management of the have donated the theatre, and pictures, full proceeds Unde, hig A ng heatyy Stag go to the hospital fund, teered collective effort). YOUR SUPPORT THIS VITAL PROJECT. Box 187 WANTED CANVASSERS For Your Memorial Hospital If you are NOT a member of the LO.D.E., Lions, Rotary, Legion or Optimists club (who have volun. IS URGENTLY NEEDED To CANVASS TOWNSHIP AND TOWN AREAS FOR Write or Phone MR. CUMBERLAND Phone 41 Imitation Movable Fireplaces Steel Re-inforced Marble = Just the touch you low pree of use our room really livable, warm and cheery. You can. finish your room ith one of many models, both modern and period, at a new $24.50 * $29.95 DECORATIVE GRATES -- + $13.95 $32.50 need to make your living caraway pay. DOMINI FURNITURE STORES 118 COLBORNE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS PHONE 957 OAKVILLE WEST 3rd Line ON WEDNESDAY, AS RESULT OF THE DAILY QUOTA IS ALWAYS EXCEEDED ME Wednesday Power Cuts Were Made To Demonstrate To Residents What they can expect until the shortage is over if they do not Conserve Power 15 MINUTE HOURLY CUTS, HE 5 NTE THE AREA WHERE T FOR THE FIRST TIME UPPER MIDDLE ROAD THIS IS THE AREA WHERE BLACKOUT: HAVE BEEN REQUIRED = | Oakville Co LAKE ONTARIO To Have Necessary Power - EAST sul] umo] Save All Unnecessary Power Fs TRAFALGAR UTILITIES COMMISSION ni GORDON LEAVER, CHAIRMAN be HARVEY PHILIP, MANAGER hi