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TIECIADA TTEMN OWAVLEOTBO HRDYAGS 2tlN PAY CASH AND SAVE-MINIM COST 35c PER AD BIRTHS FARROW - Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mnond Farrow are happy ta an- nounce the birth of a daughter, on Wednesday, August 23, 1950, at the Oshawa Gejieral Hospital, a sister for Rager. 34-1* TITCOMBE-Mr. and& Mrs. Reg. Titoombe, Vancouver, B.C., (nee Pearl Taylor) wish ta announce the birth of their daughter, Cyn- thia Jean, Aug. l8th. 341 ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Werry an- nounce the engagement of their only daughter, Margaret Jean, ta Beverely D. Veale. The marriage wil take place early in Septem- ber in Enniskillen United Church. 34-1* Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rich- mond, Toronto, announ-ce the engagement of their daughter, Audrey Mary, ta Raymond John Stacey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stacey, Bawmanville. The mar- niage will take place September l6th, at 7 o'clock in The Church of the Epiphany, Toronto. 34-1 Mr. and Mrs. E. Adamson, Hampton, announce the engage- ment of their only daughter, Darothy Muriel, ta Derek Arthur Barnett, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Barnett, Providence. The mar- niage will take place on Sept. 16, at 3 p.m., in Hampton United Church. 34-1* Mr. and Mrs. Norman Collacutt, Tyrane, wish ta announce the engagement of their daughter, Velma Irene, ta Wallace William Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Griffin, Enniskillen. The marriage will take place in En- niskillen United Church, Satur- day, Sept. 9th, at 7:30 o'clack. 34-1 Mr. and Mrs. James J. E. Petre, Oshawa, announce the engage- ment of their only daughter, Helen Eileen, ta Rae Eugene Rundle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Rundle, Bowmanville. The wedding will take place on Wednesday, September 13, 1950, at 3:30 p.m., in King Street United Church, Oshawa. 34.1* * DEATHS HEASMAN -Lydia (Leta). In Bowmanville. Hospital, on Satur- day, August 19th, 1950, Lydia Heasman, widow of Charles Heas- man. Funeral was from the Northcutt & Smith Funeral Par- lour, Bowmanville, ta the United Church, Burketon, on Monday, August 2lst, at 2 o'clack. Inter- ment Emily Cemetery, Omemee. 34-1 WARREN - At Bowmanville, Ontario, on Wednesday, August 16th, 1950, J. Hillyard Warren, belaved husband of the late Sarah McKinley, dear father of Mrs. (Dr.) G. C. Squire, (Bernîce) of' London, Ont., and Mrs. (Dr.) H. B3. Rundle. (Evangeline), Bow- manville, Ont., age 79 years.' Funeral framn Sly's Funeral Par- lors, Lansdowne, Ontario, ta the United Church, Lansdowne, on Saturday, August l9th, at 2 o'clock. Interment at the Olivet Cemetery. 34-1 CXPLDS 0F THANKS My thanks ta Bowmanville Hospital staff, special nurses, dactors, and those who remem- bered me while in Hospital; also Rev. Thompson. Jean Bragg. 34.1* The family of the late Judy Mutton wish ta express grateful appreciation ta their neighbours etid friends for the many kind- nesses and expressions of sym- Sathy during the lass of their eloved daughiter. 34-1 1 wish ta express my sincere1 thanks for cards, flawers and gifts I received while I was in Toronto Hospital, and also stay- l ing at home, and thank esp;ec- ially Miss Harding, Dr. Storey and Dr. Rundle. Lea Goulah. 34 l* 1 wish ta express my grateful BOX NUMBERS ARE CONPIDENTIAL Readers of the 11ciassifieds" - those hardworking little ads which do such a big job for small amount - will notice that cvery now and again anc ap- pears witb wbat is called a "box number" at its tail. "Write Box s0 and sa* The Canadian States- man,' it says. And, sure as shoating, the ad will hardly have appeared on the street before somcbody cails up and asks wbo the advertiscr s We bave ta say: "Sorry, we can't tell you." Now ana again an enquirer gets quite indignant be- cause we won't divuige ,the in- formation. But the truth is tbat we have ta kcep faith with the advcrtiscm wbo bas paid an extra amount for the privilege of baving bis or ber business bandlcd in that manner. It's a pcrfcctly legit- imate mctbod and anc which is commonly foliowcd. We're mentioning this because enquiries as to the identity of advcrtisers using box numbers are becaming more and, more common. Our answer will have ta continue ta be: 'Sorry, we are not allowcd ta tell you." Phone 2148 Phone 2148 Buy with Confidence at Art's Car Market Home of Better Deals on Better Cars Low Down Payments and Easy Tcrms Cash or Trade-in THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1947 Bulck Sedanette- cquipped with built-in radio, un- dem, seat heater, defrosters, chrome whecl rims, Super cush- ion tires and many ather extras. Tbis mctallic blue beauty is mn perfect condition tbroughout. Full Prie Oniy -------- $1975.00 Down Payment - $593.()o 24 montbs ta pay the balance 1950 Ford Customn Coach- Built-in radio, air conditianing, beater and defrasters, etc. Full Frics --- ------------ 2195.00 Down Payment - 659.0o 24 montbs ta pay 1941 Dodge Sedan- Mctallic blue. Full Price-------------- - -$895.00 1941 Mercury Coach- Light green. Full Frics -------------- _$950.00 1941 Ford Coah- Ligbt grey. Full Prie-----------._ $940.00 1941 Chevrolet Sedan- Dark blue. Full Prie--------------- $1095.00 -t- 1940 Mercury Seàan- Biack. Full Price - --------- . $880.00 11940 LaSalle Sedan- Black. Full Price --------------- $975.00 1939 Ford Coach- Dark Green. Fui! Frics......---- 1939 Dodge Coupe- Dark Blue. Fuil Price ------$7 80.00 1939 Chevrolet Coach- Blâck. Full Price --------- $775.00 1938 Pierce Arrow Coupe- Green. Full Frics --- --- - - $650.00 1938 Buick Speclal Sedan- Black. Pull Frics --- - ---- 795.00 1937 Chevrolet Coach- Light Green. Fui! Price --- ------- _ $675.00 1937 Oldsmnobile Sedan- Dark Blue. Full Frics - ------- 650.00 1937 Nash Sedan- Dark Blue. Fui! Prie-------------- .$650.Ob 1935 Oldsmobile Sedan- IBlack. 1Pull Prie----------------- ...$195.00 iDad ana sisters. 3- KING-In loving mcmnory of Pte. Wanted To Rent George "'Tommyv" King, C.F.C., PUBLIC School teacher, wife and C.E.F., No. 2498023. who passed child moving ta Bowmanville away at Christie Street MilitarY desire ta rent house or apartment Hospital, August lgth, 1925: as soon as possible. Phone 635. Time goes on with many changes, 0f Joys and sorrows; smiles and3-t tears; ', YOUNG couple with small child But his mnemory will be cherished require hause or apartment in With the passing of the years. Bowmanville by October îst. -Fondly rcmembercd by Father, Write Box 449, C/o Stateuman 0f- Siaâters and Brothers. -__ 8-1i Ucm ..-1 Articles For Sale MAITLAND cook stove, in cream. Phone 2121. 34-1* CHILD'S metal crib, goad con- ditian. Phone 2065. 34-1* TWO men's winter avercoats, size 44; alsa brown gabardine suit coat. Phone 432. 34-1 1937 OLDS sedan, A-i condition, best offer. Terms arranged. Phone 729. 34-2 1949 DODGE Special, good con- dition. Cash or easy terms. Phone 3557 after 5:30 p.m. 34-1 '42 PONTIAC coach, motor recent- ]y overhauled, good tires. Phone 2639 or Howard Brown. 34-3 1936 PLYMOUTH coach, in ex- cellent condition. Phone Clarke 3614. KITCHEN table, 52"x271,". $5.00; buffet, $800. A. C. Perry, Hamp- ton, Phone 2886. 34-1* BOY'S suit, in excellent con- dition, size 12 ta 14. Phone 2620. 34-1* BALED straw for sale. Dan Kube, R.R. 3, Maple Grave. 34-1* DOUBLE garage, ta be taken from property; venetian blinds. 103 Scugog St. 0 34-1* ALL steel trailer, with rack and tarpaulin, rubber tires, good con- dition. Phone 2711. 34.1* CONGOLEUM rugs and yard goods available in many colour- fui patterns at Marris Ca. 17-tf CHEVROLET Coach, 1949 De- luxe, model 1011, radio and air conditianing, low mileage. Best cash offer. Phone 3395. 34-1* '28 DURANT, 3 new tires, new battery; also McCormick Deering corn binder. Joe Stevenson, Phone 2522. 34-1* CREAM enamel cook stove, Prin- cess Rose make, excellent con- dition; also dining-room table and buffet. Phone 3645. 34-1* LATE '31 Chev., a good dlean car, 6 wheels, 2 fog lights, heater, a real good car. Phone New- castle 3734 after 6 p.m. 34-1 IMMEDIATE delivery on front and rear quarters of beef. Phone Ivan Mountjay, Port Perry 78r13. 34-1* 3-PIECE chesterfield (tapestry); 3-piece bedroom suite, waterfall design and other things. 36 Liberty St. N., evenings. 34-1* BALED wheat and rye straw for sale. Apply Grant Jackson, Black- stock, Ontario. Phone Port Perry 333-11. 34-3* EUREKA Vacuum Cleaners, tank models froni $39.50 up at Morris Ca. Phone for free demonstra- tion. 17-tf WE measure and instaîl Venetian Blinds. Phone Marris Ca. for estimates. We also carry a com- plete stock of window shades. 17-tf BE READY for Spring and Suni- mer with Sisman Scampers for children, boys and men. Lloyd Ellis Shoe Repair, 39 King St. W., Bowmanville. 19-tf VENETIAN Blinds, Flexalum, Steel- or Aluminuni Decorator Shades, one price 70c sq. ft. ex- pert installation. Phone 451, Wa]ker Stores. 23-tf BEECH and maple, green cord- wood, $18.00 a card, sawed and delivered; also fence posts. H. M. Kyte, Burketon, Phone Port Perry 193-r-14. 15-tf BARRELS!!! STEEL BARRELS! $3.50 each BOB STOCKER'S GARAGE Phone 804 Bowmanville 32-tf MAN'S and girl's C.C.M. bicycles, in good condition; also Mossberg 410 gauge repeating shotgun with full and modified choke. Phone 3231. 34-1* '31 WILI.NS, good motor, fair tires, going cheap. '43 Interna- tional, practically new tires, just overhauled, hydraulic hoist. E. D. Knapp, Middle Road. 34-1* TEN - Pc. Living-room groups. Many colours and style combin- ations ta choose from. Groups includei 2-pc. Velour Chester- field Suite, 2 Satin Cushions, i Walnut Coffee Table, 2 Walnut End Tables, 1 Attractive Table Lainp, i Metal Smokcr, 1 Aluni- 1inumn Serving Tray. 10-pc. Spec- iial $169.00 only at Bradley's, 40 King St. W., Oshawa. Terms ta suit. Many other su.iter, to choose fro», 34 Articles For Sale LINOLEUM headquarters in Osh- awa and district. Rexoleums, Congoleunis, Printed and Inlaid Linoleum. Every pattern that's made, is available at Bradley's, 40 King St. W., Oshawa. 2-tf IMMEDIATE delivery, Faiibanks Morse space heaters. Heat your home the safe, dlean economical way. Pay only $11.45 down at Bradley's Furniture and Appli- ance Co., 40 King St. W., Oshawa. 2-tf OIL burners installed, -camplete with one year guarantee, $350.0 and up-for as little as $35 down and 24 months ta pay. S. Blain Elliott, Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal, Bowmanville, Phone 3348. 29-tf '42 DODGE Opera Coupe, 4 new tires, air conditioning, outstand- ing condition thraughout, $975 or nearest offer. Terms. 30"x36" dial. Phone 2981 Bowmanville. 34- 1 TRADE-IN - Full size bcd and spring, dresser , Westinghouse electric washer, rangettes, ice boxes, table rangettés, coalý stoves, electric ranges, davenportL bed, electric refrigerator, 7 cubic. ft. Murpby's, Phone 811. 34-1 PLUMBING, Heating and Oul1 Bumners installed anywhere in Durhami County. Reasonabie rates and highest quality. For free estimates eall S. Blain Elliott, Heating, Plumbing & Tinsmithing, Phone 3348. 29-tf ATTENTION - Turkey, chicken and dog raisers. Seiiing out 45 strong 6 x 6 x 9 ail heavy gauge wire fox cages xith woodcn kern- nels. 2 x 4 frames. $15 each at farm. Aiso softwood, $8 cord, at farm. Margwill Fur Farm, phone 2679. 32-tf ALL kinds of meat, good quality weiners, bologna, cooked bams, smoked hams and bacon, sausage and hamburger. Darlington Pack- ing Ca., Hampton, Phone 2836; also, pickling, smoking and saus- age making. During the summer months - bog killing on Tues- days and cattle at any time. 20-tf FOR Home Freezers, Milk Cool- ers, Washing Machines, Ranges, service on miik coolers and mot- ors, that wiring job or anything electrie. Trade - in or Terms. Consult Werry & Son Electric, dealers for Woods Electric Fanm Equipmcnt, phone 2539, Bowman- ville. 32-3 USED Case SC tractor: used DeLaval cream separator; new DeLavai S crcam separator; new DeLaval D.O. cream separator; new DeLavai horse drawn spread- cm; new DeLavai offset dise bar- row; ncw DeLaval tandem disc barrow; used I.H.C. power corn binder; new Quaker ail beaters: Beatty, Otaco, DeLaval water Real Estate For Sale EASY ta winterize, good lot and fruit trees, lovely location. Phone 2464. 34.1* FARM-75 acres, brick bouse, 1% rooms, large bank barn, 2 wclls, creek, wood lot and an orchard. John Nicholîs, Phone Bowman- ville 2168. 34-1* BUSINESS in Bowmanville, sell- ing confectionery, tobacco and groceries. '49 turnover, $39,000. Cash price $5,000 includes stock and fixtures. Write Box 450, c/o Statesman Office. 34.1* TWO building lots, 44' wide. ap- proximately 130' deep. Situated end of north Elgin Street, close ta sewer and water. Phone 2921. Apply Mrs. Norman Wilcox, 56 Lambs Lane. 34-1 WINTERIZED cottage, 4 rooms, and glassed-in porcb, hardwood floors, inlaid linoleum in kitchen, bilît-in cupboards, heavy duty wiring. Apply to Tom Depew. Phone 2003. 34-1* BOWMANVILLE REAL ESTATE Brick bouse, 12 roams, on corner, nicely landscaped, ail bcating, garage. Price $10,500. Terms. Six roomn frame with insul-brick bouse on King St. West. Price j$2850. Tcrms. Brick bouse, 15 rooms, suitable for tourist or rooming bouse, on corner property in centre of tawn. Price $10,000. Terms. $8,300 Price-Brand new ultra- 1modemn bungalow, six roams, ail ipainted, hardwood floors, bot air auto ail beating, air conditioning, heavy wiring, laundry tubs, elec- trie bot water heater, large pic- ture window, etc. Terms. Mave in right away. Special-$3700 complete. Terms. Restaurant, serving full course meals. Fish and Chips, in Port Perry. Rent $46.00 per manth, including 4-rooin apartment above store. Lease. All expensive cquip- ment and fixtures included. Fimst came, first served. Grandview Lodge on East Beach, beautiful view of Lake Ontario. Ten rooms, canveniences, heavy wiring, furnished. $7,500 or near- est offer. Termsj- Farm-181 acres, near Newton- ville, brick bouse, large barns, garage, etc. Price $9,000. Terms. For others sec Bowmanville Real Estate "d8 King St. West J. Shehyn D. Maclachlan Phone 3326 Bowmanville Phone 689 Oshawa 34-1 Notice Io Credifors fertilizer; Swift Canadian fertil- IN the Estate of ELLA S. JOL- izer. W. H. Brown, Case Dealer, LOW, deccased. Phone 497. 34-1 ALL persans baving dlaims - against the estate of Ella S. Jol- $ 1,426 - NEW model M John 'low, late o! the Town of Bow- Decre tractor withi power lift for manville, dcceased, wbo dicd on Quick-tatcb implements. Came ýor about the Ilth day of July, in and sec them. Try tbem on 1950, are herebv notificd ta send x'our farm. New 4',2 foot tille'r, in ta W. Ross Strike, K.C., solici- $358. Tilling season is close for tor for the Executors, Bowman- first plowing. New cultivýators, iville, Ontario, on or before tbe 10 foot width for $277. Dises, lst day af September, 1950,' ful brand new, 8 ft., $226. Stop in particulars of their dlaims. and get a free demonstration at IMMEDIATELY after the said F. S. Allen & Sons, 3 miles west lst day of September, 1950, the of Bowmanville, or cali 2833 orj assets o! the Tastatrix will be 594. John Deere means Quality. distributed among the parties en-ý 34-1 titlcd thereto, having regard only BRADLY Funitur Co. 40 ita daims of wbich the Executor BRADEY urniureCo.,40 ingshaîl then bave notice. St. W., Oshawa, Phone 271-3-pc. J DATED at Bowmanviile, On- bedroant suites, $69.00; steel bcd[ taria, this 5th day of August, outfits, complete, $26.95; feit base' 1950. floor cavering, 49c a square yd.; W. ROSS STRIKE, K.C., chrome chairs. $6.95, aIl colors: Solicitor for the Executors, 3 pc. allover velour chesterfield Bawmanville, Ontario. suites, $14900; 6-pc. natural finish 32-3' breakfast suites, $66.00; spring- fillcd mattresses, $24.95; tri.ligbt Room and Boarfd lamps, complete, $12,95; rangettes,_________________ ranges from 5$59.00; 3-pc. allover ROOM and Board for one young velour bcd cbcstcrfield suites, man. Phone 454 Bowmanvîhle. $119.00; 9 x6 Axminster carpets,341 green or wine oriental designs, 3- $49.50; chenille bcd spreads, $6.95; BOARDERS Wanted-Two roams table lamps. $6.75. Everything for with twa single bcds in cach the home'at Bradley's. 40 Klng raom, suitable for men. 33 Tem- St. W.* ahaWa. IPhWO 2 71 -I.U Perance &84 Phone M, 3, -â The Canadian Statesman I can deliver New Meteoî s, Mercurys, Anglias, Prefects and Mercury Trucks. STEWART Downianville 3263 Classified Advertising Raies Effective JuIy 28th, 1950 NOTICES, ARTICLES FOR SALE, LIVESTOCK FOR SALE, FOR RENT, HELP WANTED, ETC. Cash Rate - - - 30t Ver word with a minimum of 500 Must be pald by date of insertion. If charged, an additional 250 wlll be added A charge of 250 will be made for ail replies dlrected to this office. COMING EVENTS AND CARDS 0F THANKS Se~ a word with a minimum of $1.00 - for 33 words or less. BIRTHS, DEATHS, ENGAGEMENTS, MARRIAGES $1.00 per insertion. IN MEMORIAMS - - - $1.00 plus 100 a lune for verse. Display Classifled at 80e' ver inch with a minimum of one inch Additional insertion at the saine rates. Ail Classified Ads. must be in this office flot later thail 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday. -Send cash, stamps or money order and save money - (Clip This Out For Handy Reference> REPAIRS ta allrnakes of refrig- crators, damcstic and commercial; milking coalers. Higgon Elec- trie, 42 King St. E., Phone 438. 25-tf Wanted___ MASSEY-Harris corn binder, No.. 3A for repaira. Phione 2234. COMING EVENTS St. Paul's Sunday Sehool pic- flic will be held on Wednesday, Aug. 30th. 34-1 Colborne vs. 7ewastIe ih New- castle on Aug. 3th, 6:00 p.m. This wilI be the 2nd game in the Intermediate "C" O.B.A. play- downs. lst game will be played at Colborne, Sat., Aug. 26th. Best 2 out of 3 series. 34-1 Parish of Cartwright One Hun- dredth Anniversay, Sunday, Aug. 27th. Morning service 11:00 a.m. Bishop Wells for confirmation and dedication. Evening, 7:30 p.m., Rev. John McKibbin, former rQc- tor. Monday, bail games: sup- per, entertainment; aduits $1.00, children 50c; entertainment only: aduits 40c, children 25c. 34-1 Plan now to attend the Mon- ster Kînsmen Bingo at Bowman- ville Arena on Friday, Sept. Ist, at 8 p.m. Bigger and better, the door prize will be a Purebred Cocker Spaniel Puppy of the small variety. Other prizes will be more expensive than at the last Bingo in July. Be on hand for a profitable night's enter- tainment. 33-2 Notices Dr. Ferguson's office will be closed for month of September, after September 2nd. 34-5* Dr. Storey's office will be closed Sept. lst to Sept. 2th. 34-4* For local and long distance hauling. Phone 2988 Bowman- ville. Colliss Bros. 34-2 Dr. E. W. Sisson's office will be closed for holidays from Aug. l8th to Sept. 5th. 33-3* Dr. C. J. Austin's office will be closed for holidays from Sat- urday, August 5th to Monday, September 4th inclusive. 30-6 Trucking business for sale with F.C.H. license. Good reason for selling. Carl Gimblett, Phone 835. 34-2* NOTICE TO FARMERS - et your orders in for use of Forage Harvester. Corn will soon be ready. I. Munday, Phone 3438. 34-1 YOUR FUTURE IN THE STARS -Three months' forecast advising you of the opportunities to grasp and pitfalls to avoid, or detailed character analysis for your birth sign. Send birthday with f ifty cents to Doreen E. Perrett, Cer- tified Astrologer, R.R. 1, Bow- manville, Ont., 34-1* Auction Sale An auction sale of household articles, the property of Dr. J. A. Butler will hc held at his re- sidence on King Street East, New- castle. on Saturday, September 2nd at 2 p.m. Articles including 1 practically new ail heater, 1 Gurney annex range, wardrobes, - dining-roorn table and chairs, chesterfield, odd tables, dishes and numerous other articles. Anyone wishing ta enter art- icles in the sale should, contact Miss Butler not later than August 26th. Lloyd Stephenson, Auctioneer. 34-2 Livestock For Sale TWENTY pigs, six weeks old. Douglas Cale, Phone 2125. 34-1 TWELVE weaned pigs, eight weeks old. Phone 2570. 34-1 FOUR pigs for sale. Phone 2840. 34-1 SIX heifers, due to freshen. Austin Wood, Phone Bowmanville 2388. 34-1* For Rent THREE rooms, unfurnished, no children. Write Box 448, c/o Statesman Office. 34-1* LARGE furnished bedroom, suit- able for two gentlemen, very central D. Box45, /o The pA d-V MTT. BRING YOUR MESSAGE BEFORE 12,000 READERS SELI. Help Wanted STRONG -girl wanted. Apply Bowmanville Cleaners & Dyers. 34-1 HOVSEKEEPER, reliable woman, light duties, one gentleman. Write Box 447, c/o Statesman. 34.1* HOUSEKEEPER ta take charge in family cpf four. Mrs. Colin Smith, Bowmanville ReR. 4, Phone Orono 56r6. 34-1* DRESSMAKER, who can do simple alterations on men's and ladies' garments. Permanent pos- ition. Apply at once ta Breslin's, Bowmanville. 34-1 WANTED-Man for steady travel among consumers in Bowman- ville. Permanent connectian with large manufacturer. Only reliable hustler considered. Write Raw- leigh's, Dept. ML-H-140-131, Mon- treal. 31-5 MIN or woman-Steady income averaging $45 weekly. Caîl on customers for famous Watkins Products in Bowmanville. No investment. Business established -immediate earnings. Write J. R. Watkins Ca., Dept. OC-B-4, 350 St. Roch St., Montreal. 34-2 PERMANENT selling dealership with good future. No experience necessary. Our product is sold direct. Prefer smart, active, eld- erly married men. Must have car. Good character references. Our salesmen average $60 ta $100 per week. District in Durham County. Write Box 444, c/o The Canadian Statesman. 33-2 EXCELLENT appartunity, per- manent, with goad future. Prefer active intelligent elderly married man. To seîl the latest electric polishers and vacuum cleaners in the districts of Bowmanville, Port Perry and Newcastle. Must have car. Good character. Able ta start next week. Write Box 445, c/o Canadiani Statesman. 33-2 Lost PARCEL of knitting wool, be- tween Front and North Ward. Finder please caîl 3236. 34.1* IN Tyrane, C.O.F. Bail Tourna- ment, on Saturday, red sweater- coat, pair of shorts. Phone 2365. Reward. 34-1* WOULD the persan wha took lady's raincoat in errar from the Bowmanville Hospital, please con- tact Mrs. Gea. W. James and ex- change for man's "Baracuta" raincoat. Phone 413. 34-if Seed Grain For Sale GOOD seed wheat for sale. Phone 2377. 34-1* SEED Wheat for sale: Commercial No. 1 Carnel and Dawson Golden Chaff varieties: will also pay high- est market prices for goad quality wheat. A. W. Glenney, New- castle, Phone Clarke 33-12. 34-1 Work Wanted CARPENTER work - kitchen cupboards and trim. Phone 2464. 33-4 WELLS drilled by Ontario licens- ed driller: modern equipment. R. B. Renwick, Phone 781 or 833, Bawmanville. 33-4* EAVESTROUGHING, contracting, old eavestroughing repaired and new put up. For free estimates cali C. E. Devitt, Phone 597. 33-3* BRAKE DRUMS! Lathing, Honing and Grinding" We specialize in camplete brake overhauls. BOB STOCKER'S GARAGE Phone 804 Bowmanville 32-tf LAWNMOWERS SHARFENED Have themn sharpcned with aur new precisian machine. Caîl 467 for pickup and delivery G. F. JAMIESON TIRE SHOI> 21-tf Wanted To Buy SCRAP iran and batteries. Phone Clarke 2530. 17-tf Custom Work PLOWING, cultivatiflg and uow îng. J. H. Alldread, Phone 40"L. 29- Farfmers Attention 1 WE will be pleased ta pick up dead or crippled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices. For immeçliate service Telephone Colleot, Toronto Adelaide 3636 or Cobourg 1266W. Gordon Young Ltd. 2t4 Farm Help EXPERIENCED, reliable Holland familles available. Arriving soon. Write ta S. Buma, R.R. 1, Nestle- tan, Ont. Phone 225 - 24 Port Perry. 22-14 Just a Year Ago Atlantic Pact Became Operative Although the North Atlantic Charter was signed by 12 nations April 4th. 1949. it was exactly one year ago today, August 24th, 1949, that it become operative. The Charter was signed by Bel- gîum, Canada, Denmark, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, the United Kingdom and the Unit- ed Stateq. The preamble reaffirms the sig- natories' faith in the United Na- tions' Charter and their desire to live in peace with ahl people and ahl govemnments. Written inta the historic document was a deterni- inatian ta safeguard the free- dom, common heritage and civil- ization of their people faunded on the principles of democracy, indi. vidual liberty and the rule of the law.' The 12 signing nations resolved ta unite their efforts for collec- tive defence and for the preservp. tion of peace and security. The nations respansible for the birth of the Atlantic Charter agreed ta settle disputes by peace- fuI means if tbey became involv- ed, and ta refrain from the threat of use of force. Main points in the Charter con- cern themselves with the encour- agement of economic collabora- tion. It states that by continuous sclf-help and mutual aid the con- cemned nations will maintain and develop their individual and col- lective capacity ta resist armed attack. Armed attack againt any- one, it states, is an attack against alI, and all nations signing the doc- ument are pledged ta assist the attacked party by such action as it deemns necessary, including the use of armed force, ta restore and maintain the security of the North Atlantic area. i Honor Bride Elect - 1With Trousseau Tea On Wednesday, August 9th. a trou'5seau tea was held for Hilda Jane Cowling, bride-to-be. at the home of ber sister, Mrs. K. Ten- nant, on the Manvers Road. Miss Ida Stephens, a neighbour, pour- cd tea, and many friends, rela- tives and acquaintances calied. A shower was given for the bride by* Mrs. Elva Beckett and Mrs. Ronald MacDonald, at the home of Mus. MacDonald, and also one at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Craig, Salem, by the two Salem hall teams. Two Local Men In Korean Brigade Train at Petawawa Two Bowmanvllc men, Donald Spence, 21, and Allen Clayton, 25, joined the Canadian Armnys Kor- can Brigade reccntly and are schcduled ta undergo intensive' training at Petawawa, Ontario. They are believed ta bae the first recruits ta represent Bowrnaâ. ville in the ncw unit, and bc are well acquainted with rn' life and Army routine. Mr. Clay- ton served with a machine gun unit overseas during thé Second Two brothers, Thomas and Rab- ert, saw overseas service during the Second World War. Mr. Spence, a member'of the Oshawa Resci-ve Unit for ap- praximately tbree years, won many prizes for singing when liv- ing in Toronto. hn bis late teens he turned Profeqsional and sang Iwi th Rus-, Creighton'a and other ýdance band&. . I.. THE CANADUN STATLISUAN, BOMIANVILLE, ONTAPJO à TRURSDAT, AUGUST 24th, 1950'