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THURSDAY, OCT. 25th, 1945 // ~-~ w F." ý ý ý Sarting Wednesday for 4 Iiays- f*w(*AO(,# uq AR"COPERan best and cheapest food you I' AEWT LV I LORETTA YOUNG ln can serve. EVNSKU adALONG CAME JONES IRTTO "ORDEAL BY ICE" IT'S ALL IN RUBBER William Demarest-Dan Duryea B0mnvle-ar ApI LATE FOX NEWS - CARTOON Girl Shy.. Gun Shy . . Great p law's Sweetheart_________ ______ J 11'ZL DV.~' Farm labor, according to local- Mrs. G. A. Ross, Miss Gertrude * * * * m rn Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Nicholson, INM ORA Also thanks t reports, is today more scarce than Ross, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. KennedyHat ihav ben isig INM ORAadtesaf Thousands now laid off from fac- weekend guests of the HamrsSoila d esn r, MCh . hae be visitlinr tranyime ducrng the wr. and ostemry. . Owe SondwMr.eSocial and 1 Ms1 Sal vste hr liam Henry King, veteran of AN O tor0esasmplysborfar work asiFster Mrs. H.BRost and MRss ~JAJAVU sister, Miss Ida Peebles, Coîborne, lst war, 48th Highlanders. Died N o $70 andmonh afrd,. roows-Fer.M fr.aRossaMissos and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Balson, at Toronto on Oct. 27th, 1943. ing nd und ys fee.rem ined for a vsit - - -... Cataraqui. aged 45 years and 4 months. F. S. Allen Miss Ka ONilTorno Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pickard, Not just today Bill that hie has ta] spenei, orontohomeMichael and Stephen, Toronto, But every day for John Deei (ADVERTISEMENT)spnSardy thoe visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. In silence we remember. White threshe Miss Irene Roblin, Hamilton, is A. W. Pickard. -Sadly missed by Father and King St., E.,1 visiting hier aunt, Mrs. T. H. We are glad to report that Mr. Mother, Brothers and Sisters. Knght. W. C. Ferguson is able to return 43-1* A machine! T he Ford Strike Situation Mr and Mrs. Ivan Amey, King- from Bowmanville Hospital to LA MEIelvngmmoyof l bepi Loa 8 ntdRbe okr fAeia Edythe Carter. CecilaHiI, Blackstock.nt o- AuntwSarahs(Mrs.wJohnLar. Main St., Nor- Mr JhnMynrd Trnt, ea R O urtOnaioCo- Mer h asdaa c.3, Oct. 29, und Locuyar 1 asUiten ther Torkroclfor ercaMr.Jendi n weeTsrvacton s lege of Pharmacy, Toronto, who "The bow was great, the shockSa Py. (Godea)lis ritn heTonConclfo pr- senin toweks vctin naddressed the Women's Canadian severe, The Blue B misiontohol aTagDa insupor o th srilng town with his family. Club was guest of Mr. and Mrs. We little thought the end was cîosing their b Fordsotor ompaTa any n p otofee tinWinsor.kn Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Moffatt J. R. Stutt while inl town. near; lk otk FodMto opnyEpoye nWido.visited their son Ronald at Tor- The Lord's Day Alliance is rep- I is nytoewohv lost lk otk Mebr fteuno r cieî uprig onto General Hospital on Sunday. resented in Bowmanville coin- scanlytoeohv xpesort Membes of he unon ae actvely uppotingexpress at o rt h the trik. Atthe astCol. the Rev. W. F. Banister and munity this year by Rev. F. W. The sorrow of parting without aint h thestike A th lstmeeting Local 189 voted Mrs. Banister were guests of Mr. Mahaffy, B.A. This organization frwl~ ville and surrg $100-00 to the Windsor strike fund, and a further and Mrs. Geo. E. Chase over the is recognized widely as one per- -Ever remembered by Charles teiparonas donation is intended should the strike continue. weekend. commnityservie ninaegard adIee 31*Ms .J M.and Mrs. E. W. Foley, Mr.formmig sva ibe nin al gad adIee Ms .J "We eel he ord orkrs ae ony akingfor and Mrs. Albert Colwell, Mýaster ing the national weekly day of SPRY-In loving memory ofa_______ "Wefee th uod o stsnayre, » sai E.fA. Teddy, and Mrs. Mina Colwell rest for Canadian workers, and dear wife and mother, Mrs. something we as ioit no e, sdE.A spent Sunday with the îatter's the freedom of our Canadian Fred Spry, who passed away Mrs. H. B. Jones, chairman of the local Ford Strike Committee. sister, Mrs. Annie Bradley, Bond Sunday from commercial exploi- October 28, 1943. C. iGrass , fBr o Ou' omnite,"li ade, beiee hestikng Head. tation.iaThe ohipportunitiesrifor Sweet emeories will linger vitrsoMi "Ourcommttee" headde, "bliev thestriingComplaints are coming in from chltretae kworshimpirtalt, foevero hag h TeUie auto workers are not asking for anything impos- local housewives that manycutr ae likewieiprat, Tm ant hnete, th ni sible." youths, none of whom saw army but these are questions for indi- it's true, lkl ohl service, are appearing at kitchen vidual decision and attituide. In Years that may come cannot 6, The date is "For 18 nxonths Local 200 of the United Auto- doors asking for handouts. Their any evenetth teu e a rquet ee enslce mobile Workers has souglit a union shop and dues nt war b oneyds ah gne, bte of this onle, vday th wee nar Our loving remembrance of the deer hunti: ntckoin warngmbondsth andCocert.Con-c.of eal vlue nivdalyad you. down for open chek-of aragemnt ithth Copan. Cn-Mr. John Cox, local represen-coetiey -Sadly missed by husband do say that ab ciliation boards and arbitratorsmaevrosec tative of the North Anria Fred, and family Lyness and cillors take tc madeevariuusnrec Li.,ewesmerîca Jean, and son-in-law Bob. J in hand, eve: ommendations but the Company failed to agree.1p Ad ssuraey o., is he s o Haydon 43-1 Hope Guide. Now tht negtiatios hav broke down located at 67 Centre St., phoneCad ofT nk "Now hat ngotiaionshave rokenduvm 755. 43-l* M.adMs tnWolns ad fTak again we think the Federal government should en- The surnier which proved M.adMs tnWolns act an order providing for union security clauses in none too productive in crops of Mr. Norman Woollings, Miss Bdr. Charles Smith wîshes to DRU grain, fruit and vegetables, hias Joyce New, Toronto, Miss Doreen thank the various organizations T unin gremnt. Oceths s he awth Frd folded up. Frost bitten maphe Hulme, Sault Ste. Marie, at Mr. and aIl his friends of MapleTH Mooreeomant shOnde tocarryt o he î eastr leaves now strew the streets. Peo- H. Ashton's ---Cpl. and Mrs. Grove, Bethesda and Bowman- Manipulatii Mtornuentpany is udto takrory t the lat n ple are checking coal bins after Douglas Fontaine, Lawrence ville for their many acts of kind.. Trei the ovemnet cn d isto, akeove th plntand the heyday of coupon-free gaso- Fontaine, Toronto, Mr. Douglas put it under the jurisdiction of a controller as it line touring. Moore, Oshawa, Mrs. M. Moore, ness during his service overseas. Spinal Refle iMr. and Mrs. E. C. Southey and Miss Kay Moore, Bowmanville, 43-1* Massage a did in the packing.house industry. There are some daughter Mary were in Kingston at Mr. E. A. McNeil's ---Mr.Roe 10,000 workers involved in this strike, and Organ- Saturday to witness the Queen's- and Mrs. Len Richards, Bowman- The family of the late W. J.Roe ized Labor MUSt Support them, in an effort ta bring Varsity rugby game which was ville, at Mr. W. Martin's ----Clemence wish to thank their 95 Liberi y ~~won by the former team 19-15. Mrs. Laura Virtue, Mr. Milton friends, neighbors and relatives BW3 the strike to a successful conclusion." Their son Jimmy is attending Virtue, Mr. W. Hambly, Tyrone, for floral tributes, expressions of B'T Queens and is a member of the at Mr. W. Trewin's ----Miss El- sympathy and acts of kindness Pho Many donations, large and small, have been sent rugby teamn. sie Stevens, Oshawa, at Mr. A. during their recent bereavement. Office Hours in from the Locals in this district, but more are In honor of Mrs. George Bickle Beech's ---Miss Shirley Gar- and nede, ndLoal18 apelstoai wrkrs~who was recently niarried, Mrs. rard, Bowmanville, at home ---- Notice: Trea BowmdandLoal su pp the Ford workers i E. J. Silver and Mrs. W. G. Werry Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cochrane, Allun B ksBat hp eaî ie erjonhotssaadeit-and Jim, McRaes, at Mr. C. Av- BaksBat hp eal ie fui tea held on Saturday after- sons, Mr. and Mrs. Carson Child- 23 ATHOL ST. W. ual oa Shouid you wish to subscribe ta the fund, dona- noon at the home of Mrs. Silver. erbose and family, Bowmanville, OHW prepared toi tinsma b frwrdd a . . onsorth scr- The tea table, attractiveîy ai'- at Mr. Don Carr's ---Mr. E. OSAW calîs. tios aybefowade t B.A.Joes o te ece- ranged, was presided over by Bradley, Mrs. B. Ashton and Brad Get Your tary Local 189 United Rubber Workers of America, Miss Ida Stevens. Mrs. Bickle's at Mr'. E. White's, Orono ---Mr. FALL PERMANENT ______ Bowmanville. friends presented hier with a gif t and Mrs. L. Ashton, and famîily, at GREAT SAVINGS of money accompanied by their Mrs. H. J. Werry at Dr. H. Fer-FO best wishes. Guests were present ery's ---Mr. and Mrs. C. Slem- ... Soft Lustrous Curîs!FO this advertisement is inserted by from Toronto, Oshawa, Campbell- onat Mr. Ernest Brooking's, Bow- ...Genuine 011 Solutions!PAN cotadOrono, as well as Bow-mni----- Cpi. Ross Richards, Sehool Girl'sPIN LOCAL 189 UNITED RUEBER WORKERS manville and vicinjty. Ottawa, Mrs. Ross Richards and Permanent ----- -- 2.00 Off MERCA Ms. . E.Wren ceebrtedguson's, Bowmanville, and at- Genscoe Oul Wave 25 OF A ERIA Ms. A E.Wren ceebrtedtended St. Paul's anniversary ser- Regular $5.00 for 25 hier 83rd birthday on Sunday, Oct, vices ---Mrs. T. Mountjoy and Wave Rite Ol IRAGNI 2lst with a tea party. A lovely Mrs. C. Garrard visited Mrs. Mer- Regular $7.50 for--- 3.50 WHITBi birthday cake was given by the win Mountjoy on sale day -------- Monds Creme Wave grandchildren. Mrs. Wrenn is Church service was well attend- Regular $10 for --- 5.00 OVER alo gea gea ganmohe.ed Sunday afternoon with Rcv. Shampoo and EXPI Visitors were Dr. and Mrs. J. A. E. Cresswell delivering an ex- inWae- 1.00 Campbell and Don, Toronto, Mr. cellent sermon. Miss Doreen Expert Operawrs! SPECIAL and Mrs. W. Vice, Oshawa, Mr. Hulme, Sault Ste. Marie, ren-mui ]R O A L T H A Tand Mrs. Ken Fletcher, Don and dered a solo, "In the Garden" PHONE 2580MUI David, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. hhwamu preitd B w avle-Telephone59 Riding, Oshawa, Mrs. R. Luke,whcwamuhareied _____________________ A WEEK OF SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT and Mrs. Oke, town. R AR Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller (nee THURJSDAY and FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 and 26 silver wedding at a family din- ner Saturday evéning, Oct. 13, JEANETTE McDONALD and NELSON EDDY i guests: Their son, Lieut. John BA Miller, student at the University of Toronto; Dr. Miller's sister, Your I.D.A. stort Mrs. W. T. Bleakley, and Major ueNN "M AYTI M E"aley Port Credit Mrs. Thos. py/NIiULW: prep:rations for "M A Y IM PE. KolonMr. and Mrs. Clrnard McEvo BetM.and Mrs. N. E. Russell, ora Slnging the songs you love, as only they can slng them and Mr. and Mrs. William Ayers,_------_-------- aIl from Toronto, and Mrs. Harold *________________ Thistlethwaite, of Windsor. rn SPECIAL ADDED Oshawa Times-Gazette. "VICTORY CARAVAN"to Il1Nses with ~I-BetweenOgle BING CROSBY - BOB HOPE - BETTY HUTTON OSHeasAWAlre ALAN LADD and many others. Also Disney Cartoon Free Parking8Phonep101158Ç 98< gli Pakig hne101 CJBC 1010 8 p.m. - - - u.w n Charmel BATURDAY ONLY, OCT. 27 Thursday- Friday - Saturday ______________ Oct. 25-26-27 Sh_______________- ~ -amlebuo' JACK LONDON 'S Judy Garland - Robert Walker Sith' apo in FOR COUGHS Haiochami *A tBronchida, 8 oz - ----------- 50eHaoSm IAVTHE CLOCK Buckhey's Mixture ------ 40c, 75c, Fitch's Lov EXPERT ITUNING WRITE MR STEEN Y, ONTARIO 20 VEARS' ýERIENCE SRATES FOR TEACHERS to Dr. H. B. Rundle, fof Oshawa General 43-1 LINCEMENT iwishes to announce aken over the agency 2re tractor parts and irs. Phone 594, 103 Bowmanville. 43-1* shop, specializing in iwork and welding, 'ed for- business on rth, Orono, Monday, der management of 43-2* 3ird Beauty Salon is business. Wc wouhd this opportunity to thanks and appreci- ladies of Bowmnan- 'ounding district for age during oui' 22 ness. Thanks again. Cole and Margaret. 44-3* Fraser and Mrs. J. aklin were Tuesday ss Maude Penfound. Counthes Council is its next session Nov. ýrumoured to have 1in order to clear ing season which is ning Nov. 12. They iout half the coun- to the bushes, rifle ery autumn.- Port IGLESS ERAPY ive and Electric Batments exes, Vibrational and Sitz Baths rt Colville ty Street, N. [ANVILLE one 538 .. 9-11 a.m., 3-5 7-9 p.m. atments are pref- iat the office. If- tend, I am now make residential Marr's Jewellery A. F.COX AND SON CARSUUIIT A" SIiDUJ Genuine FORD Parts & Service Specialhxzin Motor Tune-ups 168 King St. West - OSHAWA TELEPHONE 666 41-4 The war is not over yet. Cofice Preston and Co., decorators, is still 100 per cent above pre-war have made a swell job of refurb- prices save among native cater- ishing the interior of Sid Chart- ers. ran's store. 'TIONS YOU NEED FOR TIFUL'HAIR ,e carrnes a complete line of hair .everyone in the family. impie stocks today. Select Sliampoo.......39c, 67e Highlights Hairinse....$1.25 FOR COLDS Ba yGrove's Cold Tablets -----24c, 44c s ayCuri Treatment . $1.25 Buekley's Cinnated Capsules -------------------35e Castile Soap Shampoo .... $1.00 C.B.Q.'s -------------------------25r kem...........25c, 49e Hot Oil Shampoo.....$2.00 IFYU *NEC Mte Wave Sets ...... 69c, $1.15'e I NRANG_, 'Bastc Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 29e R k, ) -------- ----55e gii rlinie-- 12 ý " ir Oil -----15c-25c Ogli Brlinne -$12 ipoo - 29c, 49e Lovalon Rinses ---- ----35c velay-------- 49e Vita-Ray Brilliantine -- 60e L X T V ir Rinses 15c, 35e Fitch's Shampoo ---35c, 69e A 1 TAKE VITAMNS NOW 123e49èPILLS * Neo-Chenncal Food FOR SORE THROATS I$1.15, $2.45, $4.45 Sucrets ---------------- 25e N.C.F. Capsules $1,25, $2.25, $5.00 Toffzed Throat Tablets -----25e ldzed Throat Gargie--------- 25e i Wampole 's Extract............. $1.00 Dettol AntlsePtic ----- 49, $1.49 Halibut Liver Oil Capsules Abdo Casule ..69c, $1.19, $5.00 Abdl Cpsues $2.00, $3.45, $.59 Idamalt with Cod Liver Oil 59c, 98c /owaeto4 Alphamettes $1,00, $1.85, $3.50, $15.0040 Horner's Maltievol 12 oz....... $2.001It a' GIN PILLS 39C-69C PRI mEX ECORD CANDIES ESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY iMcO REOR 1DRUCS PHONE Me~ - WE DELIVER 0 ' I r ~ w ~~4$ i. p PAGE SEVEN L- NiODESS BELYS 2sý i qq THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO 1D là (,-Ir Qrýxlr-iv Y