The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 21

AUTOMOBILES WANTED. CARS wanted, running or wrecks. Maley's Wrecking, 55 Wellington, Hull. USED CAR WANTED for cash. MacLaren St.

DON'T MAMODLALUST, HAVE late model cash. 2-1940. 08 WILL PAY CEILING PRICE for good 1937. to 42 automobile. Pennock, 4-1043.

WILL PAY CASH for good car, any make. 2-7540. AUTOMOBILE, any. model, any make. any condition.

2-6951. TAXI SERVICE. GIBSON'S TAXI Day and night Battery. 2-2468. MONEY LOANS -WANTED MONEY LOAN, improved city realty.

Ault. 2-1767. FUEL FOR SALE. WHITE BIRCH AND BUSH WOODcord or load. 2-6965.

ACCESSORIES REPAIRS. CALL.5-2105, MOTOR REPAIRS, tuneups. Blocks, cylinders welded. guaranteed. NEW BATTERIES Call us for reasonable prices.

Dominion Radiator. 2-2237. USED AUTO PARTS Springs placed. Glass. Cars bought for wrecking.

Spratt Auto Supplies, 12 Chamberlain. 2-3266. BAKER BROS. CO. LTD.

USED CARS AND TRUCKS bought wrecking. New and used auto parts. batteries, tires. accessories, etc. 2 Stores.

2-7393. GLASS INSTALLED. FOR ALL of cars and trucks. Reasonable prices. AUTO PARTS.

NEW AND USED auto and truck parts. Cars and trucks bought for wrecking. Cor. Wellington and Preston 8-3700. MEDICAL.

DR. MacKINNON-Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat. 95 Rideau. 4-0840. DR.

SABETTA-Skin, blood, genitourinary. 188 Cooper. 2-5537. DE HAITRE-Surgery, women. urinary organs, blood.

161 Stewart. 4-1244. DENTAL DIXON, DR. BRAITHWAITE, Medical Arts Bldg. 2-9811.

Practice limited to orthodontics (the straightening of teeth). FOOT SPECIALISTS. MacMAHON-AIl foot troubles. 196 Sparks. 2-1882.

KNAPP-165 Sparks, ill, will be away until August 1. CHIROPRACTORS. YATES-14 Metcalfe. Radionics, ray. ultra short wave.

2-5475. TUITION. COMPTOMETER SCHOOL--Day classes continuing throughout Summer months. 102 Bank Ottawa. STUDENTS, ENROLL NOW Marvel Hairdressing School, 72 Rideau, Ottawa (Licensed).

WILLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE Day and night classes. 3-3031. PATENT ATTORNEYS. RAMSAY COMPANY, Registered Patent Solicitors, 273 Bank Ottawa CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. Houses For Sale.

Real Estate Mortgage Loans Rockcliffe two storey AT white shingle house. Consisting of 3 bedrooms, bathrooms, large living room. For further, particulars, clusive agent RHODES-MUNRO 46 Elgin 4-4411 Property Management Rentals MADAWASKA DRIVE Modern stone front home. bedrooms, large living room, attached garage, basement play-room, hot water heating. Early possession.

co Exclusive Agents 204 Wellington St. 2-3749 Female Help Wanted. YOUNG WOMEN For TELEPHONE Age 16 to 25 1 or 2 years High School Interesting Work, Pleasant Surroundings Good salary while learning, frequent increases thereafter. No experience necessary. APPLY: Selective Service Office 610 Money To Loan.

LOANS $20 to $500 Rates authorized by Act of ment. No endorsers Long Terms INDUSTRIAL LOAN FINANCE CORPORATION Telephone 3-1149. An All-Canadian Company 48 Rideau St. (Transportation Bldg.) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Property for Sale Property for Sale. FOR SALE Westminster Apartments Centrally located; 22 apartments exclusive of janitor's apartment and beauty salon.

Price reasonable to wind up estate. For terms and information, apply Capital Trust. Corporation Limited 10 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa Insulation. Insulation. PLIBRICO H.

T. CEMENT ASBESTOS BOILER AND 1 PIPE COVERING INSULATION PRODUCTS (CLIFF HIND, Prop.) 86 Duke St. 2-0334 Money to Loan. Money to Loan. ON YOUR OWN LOANS SIGNATURE You Monthly No.

of Receive 30 Payments Months NO FEES 5.36 75 7.09 12 NO DEDUCTIONS 160 12.45 15 300 23.35 15 NO ENDORSERS 500 38.91 15 Terms in accordance with the War. STRICT PRIVACY time Prices and Trade Regulations Authorized Small Loan Act of Dominion Parliament LOAN CORP. VICTORIA BLDG. TEL. 2-9469 Room 100 L.

V. Wilson, Mgt. 140. WELLINGTON ST. LOANS' $20 $500 to NO ENDORSERS NEEDED Cash Loan Choose monthly payment plan.

6 10 12 15 Get pay'ts pay'ts pay'ts pay'ts pay'ts of $300 or less and on: that, part. $25 $6.57 $4.46 $2.78 $2.36 13.13 8.93 5.57 4.73 75 19.70 13.39 8.35 7.09 100 26.26 17.85 11.13 9.46 $7.78 125 32.83 22.32 13.92 11.82 9.73 150 39.39 26.78 16.70 14.18 11.67 200 52.52 35.71 22.27 18.91 15.57 300 78.79 53.56 33.40 28.37 23.35 500 130.60 188.64 55.10 46.73 38.36 To apply for a Household loan just give us a few facts about yourself and choose a convenient payment schedule. Payments shown repay loans in full and include charges. at our reduced monthly rate of on balance of a balance in excess of $300. Household Finance CORPORATION OF CANADA Established in Canada 1922 Third Floor, Ottawa Electric Bidg.

56 Sparks St. Phone 2-7318 A. E. Greenaway, Mgr. Loans also made in Hull and vicinity Personal Loans Why not purchase your fuel during the Summer? A loan may be obtained from this Bank at very moderate cost.

Repayment is by monthly deposits. In case of death a loan in good standing is liquidated by insurance which the Bank arranges. Apply to nearest branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce or Personal. Loan Dept. 123 Street, Ottawa WITHOUT ENDORSERS For Married Couples MARRIED couples can obtain from $20 to $1,000 without endorsers at Campbell Finance Corporation.

"You get the cash in strict confidence without fuss or red tape. Easy payment terms. Quick service. Over 100,000 satisfied customers. Just phone, write or call around.

CAMPBELL'S Finance Corporation Limited John Urquhart, Manager 130 Sparks St. (Hardy Arcade) Phone 2-1477 Auto and Truck Service. SERVICE TO ALL MAKES OF TRUCKS and CARS OTTAWA MOTOR SALES, Ltd. 860 Bank Street 5-1881 Used Cars Bought and Sold. Good USED CARS BOUGHT and SOLD PATTERSON MOTORS LTD.

520 BRONSON 8-2300 (1 Block. South of Gladstone Ave.) Wanted to Buy. WE PAY CASH For late model used cars preferably Fords, Mercury, Chevrolets, Plymouth, Dodges. CAMPBELL MOTORS LIMITED OTTAWA 180 Slater St. Tel.

2-9441 Used Cars Wanted. 25- -CARS WANTED-25 WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICE FOR YOUR CAR WAVERLEY LTD. St. 2-2755 AUCTION SALE of household furniture on June 13, 10 a.m., at 55 Somerset including mahog. dining room furniture, bedroom, including twin beds, chesterfield set, wicker furniture, rugs, pictures, nice lot dinner china, vacuum cleaner, metal ice refrigerator, lawn mower, hose, electric fan, etc.

A. SNIPPER, Auctioneer. TOWNSHIP OF NEPEAN, ONTARIO Sewer Area LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Nepean intends to construct as a Local Improvement sewers in 'Sewer Area on the streets shown in Schedule hereunder. 2.

The estimated cost of the work is $10,352.00. The estimated cost per foot frontage is $1.65178 and the estimated annual cost per foot frontage is 15.38 cents. The said assessment is to be paid in fifteen annual instalments. 3. Application will be made by the Corporation to the Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the undertaking of the said work and any owner may within twenty-one days after the first publication of this notice file with the Board his objection to the said work being undertaken.

4. The Board may approve of the said work being undertaken but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any objections to the said work will be considered. SCHEDULE Estimated Street From To Total Cost Alonzo Avenue Hilson Ave. Bevin Avenue (Bower) 2,180,00 Dawson Avenue Alonzo Ave. 580 ft.

south of Alonzo Ave. 2,218.00: Bevin Avenue (Bower) Alonzo Ave. Dee Avenue 1,962.00 Wesley Avenue Bevin Ave. 420 ft. of Avenue 1,511.00 Dee Avenue Bevin Ave.

420 ft. west of Bevin Avenue 1,511.00 Marjorie Street Clare St. South End 970.00 TOTAL $10,352.00 Dated at Westboro, June 9th, 1944. A. E.

MORRIS, Clerk, Township of Nepean. TOWNSHIP OF NEPEAN, ONTARIO Water Area No. 1 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Township Nepean intends to construct as a Improvement watermains Water Area Number One on the streets shown in Schedule hereunder, 2. The estimated cost of the work is $10,630.00.

The estimated cost is per foot frontage is $1.65178 and the estimated annual cost per foot frontage 15.38 cents. The said assessment is to be paid in fifteen annual instalments. 3. Application will be made by the Corporation to the Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the undertaking of the said work and any owner may within twenty-one days after the first publication of this notice file with the Board his objection to the said work being undertaken. 4.

The Board may approve of the said work being undertaken but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any objections to the said work will be considered. SCHEDULE Estimated Street From To Total Cost Alonzo Avenue Hilson Ave. Bevin Avenue (Bower) 2,567.00 Dawson Alonzo Ave. ft. south of Alonzo Ave.

2,241.00 Avenue (Bower) Ave. Avenue 1,925.00 Wesley Avenue 'Bevin Ave. ft. west of Bevin Ave. 1,507.00 Dee Avenue Bevin Ave.

ft. west of Bevin Ave. 1,507.00 Marjorie Street Clare St. South End 883.00 TOTAL $10,630.00 Dated at Westboro, June 9th, 1944. A.

E. MORRIS, Clerk, Township of Nepean, John (Jock) Killed by Train Well Known in City John (Jock) Gordon, of Sault. Ste. Marie, former. well known Ottawa resident and stone-cutter, was killed on May 30 in a train accident Sault Ste.

Marie, it was learned here last night. He was 56 years of age. Mr. Gordon, who left Ottawa last October, was employed by the Department of Labor as a guard with the Labor Projects Prisoners-of-War Branch. He was reported to have been trapped on a bridge on the Algoma Central and Hudson's Bay Railway while guarding a group of Italian prisoners who were doing construction work.

Mr. Gordon was sitting in the middle of the tracks on the which is near Michipicoten camp, and apparently did not hear the approaching train until it. was too late. He tried to reach the end of the bridge but was overtaken and struck by the train. He died a few hours later in hospital at Sault Ste.

Marie. Born in Scotland, Mr. Gordon came to Canada. in 1910. veteran of World War, he served three in France with the R.C.H.A.

He enlisted in that regiment at Kingston. He was employed by the British government for a few years at Washington and returned to Ottawa where he accepted a position with the Labor Department last October. A stone cutter by trade he was well known' by Ottawa stone cutters and was at one time tary of the Ottawa branch of the Journeymen Stone Cutters Association. Survivors include a brother, James Gordon, of Toronto. Mr.

Gordon was a friend of Mr. and Mrs. R. Whitehead, of Ottawa, with whom he resided for some time. The funeral and burial was held on June 3 at Sault Ste.

Marie. MRS. FLORA S. MURRAY. The funeral service for Mrs.

Flora S. Murray of 95 Hamilton avenue will be conducted this afternoon at two o'clock at the Radmore Stewart Funeral Home by Rev. A. Ian Burnett. Burial will be in Beechwood cemetery.

Mrs. Murray, who died Thursday in hospital, was born 47 years ago in Portessie, Scotland, daughter of John A. Whyte and his wife the late Mary Smith Whyte. For many years she had lived in Ottawa. She is survived by her father, who resides at 687 Albert street, Ottawa; a brother, George S.

Whyte; and three sisters, Mrs. Robert Tubman, Mrs. George Allard, and Mrs. A. Norman, all Ottawa.

SAY ARCHDUCHESS DEAD. LONDON, June 10. The German radio said today! that the Archduchess Maria Josepha of Hapsburg, mother of the late Emperor Karl of Austria, has died in a castle at Lake Starnberg, Bavaria. She was 77. The date of the death was not announced.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. Houses for Sale. Real Estate Mortgage Loans DRIVEWAY Unusually attractive in design and beautifully located on Driveway, two storey white stucco house. There a large living room with a fuel fireplace, sunroom at one end of living room, dining room, pantry with breakfast nook, kitchen on the ground floor. Upstairs there is a large master bedroom with private bathroom and three other bedrooms with another bathroom.

Heated garage attached to home. October possession or possibly earlier. Asking price $17,000. Further particulars from E. S.

SHERWOOD 140 Wellington St. 2-9659 Property Management Rentals Possession September 1st. Exceptionally well built double house. Each house contains 6 rooms and bathroom with tiled floor, hot air heating, electric fireplace, oak and birch floors, 2 car garage. Price $9,500.

Leddy-McFarlane Ltd. Realtors and Insurance Brokers 100 Bank Street 2-4854 Special Reduction! Off Selected List of Upholstered Furniture at Kindsay 189 Sparks St. 2-9601 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of HENRIETTA HALL. Deceased All persons having claims against the estate of the above named deceased, late of the City of Ottawa, in the County of Carleton, Widow, who died on the 6th day of April, 1944, are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 30th day of June, 1944. After that date the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have had notice.

Dated at Ottawa, this 31st day of May, 1944. CAPITAL TRUST CORPORATION, Executor 10 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa. McHUGH AND MACDONALD, 14 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executor. THE OTTAWA ROMMEL AT NEW ANTI-INVASION HEADQUARTERS- -Field Marshal Erwin Rommel studies a map with his generals at his new anti-inva sion headquarters in France, according to the German caption accompanying this photo.

The picture was received in New York by radio from Air Force Casualties The R.C.A.F. Friday issued its 905th casualty list of the war containing 53 names, including 13 men killed on active service overseas, one who died of injuries overseas, 18 men missing after air operations overseas, three previously missing now reported prisoners of war, one killed on active service in' Canada, six men previously missing now reported killed on active service in Canada and Canadians killed serving overseas with R.A.F. Gordon Douglas Spearman, whose wife lives in England and Fred Spearman of Stittsville, and FO. Gordon Keith Willis, son of H. F.

Willis, of Calabogie, are reported missing. Following is the latest list with homes of next-of-kin: OVERSEAS. KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE. BARTLETT, Ralph William, London. BIDWELL.

Donald David, George, Wells River, Vermont, U.S.A. BOWRING, Francis Charles, Milton West, Ont. Walter, Toronto. HARRIS. Walter Kitchener.

INGLESON, Harry William, Toronto, JOHNSON, Kenneth Scott, Edmonton. OLIPHANT. George Scott, Toronto. LANQUETTE, Joseph Andre, La Perade Champlain, Que. McLELLAN, Gordon Keith, Milton, Ont.

O'NEILL, Joseph Patrick, Charlottetown. TASS, Jack, Prince Albert. TILTON; Arthur Andrew, Niagara Falls, Ont. DIED OF INJURIES. KING, Gordon Lawrence, Edmonton.

MISSING AFTER AIR OPERATIONS. BORROWES, Robert Dean, D.F.C., Montreal. BRUCE, Norman, D.F.M., Toronto. HINSCLIFFE, Alfred, Birmingham, England; Windsor. HOLKE, Aldrene Gail, Winnipeg.

LEACH, Alfred James, Fit. Colfax, Sask." LEEDER, Alver Andrew, Toronto. LONG, Harry Alpheus, Barrie, Ont. LORANGER, Albert, Meadow Lake, Sask. MARGISON, Douglas Millen, Vancouver.

Major E. G. Thompson Bereaved of Father STRATFORD, June (CP)-Frederick H. Thompson, 85, former registrar of the Ontario Supreme Court and prominent in legal circles in this district for many years, died at his home here today after a lengthy illness. He is survived by one son, Major Thompson on of Ottawa, assistant advocate general in the Defence Department.

MRS. A. DUQUETTE. A resident of Ottawa for the past 30 years, Mrs. Alphonsine Duquette, of 290 Booth street, died Friday in the Civic Hospital following a lengthy illness.

She was 75 years of age. Born and educated at St. Joseph Orleans, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robitaille, she came to Ottawa 30 years ago and resided here since.

She: attended St. Mark's United Church. Her husband, Joseph Duquette, whom she married 51 years ago at Perkin's, died 15 years ago. Survivors include three sons, John and Romeo, of Ottawa, and George, R.C.A., overseas; seven daughters, Mrs. J.

McConnell, Mrs. Martin Jacobs, Mrs. C. Craig. Mrs.

A. Blaire, D. Lalande and Mrs. A. Patterson, all of Ottawa; Mrs.

E. Olson, of Britannia taille, Bay; of a Detroit. brother, Adelard The body is resting at Fred N. Garrett Funeral Home, 584 Somerset street west, from where the. funeral will be held on Sunday at 2.15 p.m.

to East Templeton United Church, where the service will be conducted by Rev. W. E. Bird. Interment will take place in the adjoining cemetery.

ALBERT FRANCIS HILLMAN. Finaltribute was paid by many friends and relatives at the funeral on Friday of Albert Francis Hillman who died Tuesday in hospital at the age of 75. The cortege proceeded from the late residence, 63 Laurier avenue east, to Sacred Heart Church where the body was met at the door by Rev. L. Sheffer.

Requiem high mass was chanted by. Father Gibault and assisting (in the sanctuary were Father Mervin Campbell, Father Bower and Father Turcotte. Burial took place at Notre Dame cemetery with Father Campbell officiating at the graveside. Numerous floral tributes and spiritual offerings were received from former business associates and friends. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1944.

21 Verdict of Accidental Death Returned In Carp Fatality A verdict of accidental death was returned last evening by the coroner's jury at the inquest into the fatality at Carp on Saturday morning June 3: when Mona Etheline McBride, 26, a sergeant in the C.W.A.C. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

McBride, of Carp, was struck by the Canadian National Railways westbound train. Dr. J. S. Nelson presided as coroner and Sam Lepofsky, acting ed the examination of the witfor the Crown Attorney, conductnesses who.

included: Dr. W. Robertson, of Carp, F. W. Hanley, of the Ottawa Civic Hospital, Constable D.

A. McNicol, of the provincial police, McCormick, C.N.R. conductor, 21 Beverley street, Ottawa, L. C. Henderson, C.N.R.

fireman, Billings' Bridge, and George Hemphill, C.N.R. engineer, 28 Lewis street. Dr. G. E.

Dougall Dies At Merrickville Sask. MONTGOMERY, Ralph Joseph, Hamilton. MURPHY, Kevin James, Montreal. PARRY, Edward Thomas, Winnipeg. POTHIER, Bourneuf Freeman, ROACH, Joseph Charles, Flt.

Ansonville, Ont. SPEARMAN, Gordon Douglas, Mrs. G. D. Spearman (wife), 25 Midlands, Walsall, England; Fred Spearman (father), Stittsville.

WARREN, Earle Freeman, D.F.M., FO. Regina. WILLIS, Gordon Keith, H. F. Willis (father), Calabogie.

ONERS OF WAR OF GERMANY. PREVIOUSLY MISSING, NOW PRISFLETCHER, Leo Raymond, Edmonton. BENSON, Paul Walter, Toronto. CHAMBERLAIN, Ronald, Trenton. PREVIOUSLY MISSING NOW PRESUMED DEAD.

ANDERSON, Howard LeRoy, Buffalo, U.S.A. DUBNICK, Harry, Flt. Winnipegosis. Man. GAUDRY, Harold Prentiss, Fit.

Greenfield Park, Que. HILLIARD, Tom William, Winnipeg. KIRKWOOD, Francis Lussier, Baie D'Urfe, Que. LAWRENCE, William Waskatenau, Alta. MacDONALD, Colin Murray, Fit.

Ripley, Ont. WATSON, Floyd Bertram, Neath, South Wales; Oshawa. SERIOUSLY ILL. SANDERS. Corey LeRoy, Bloomfield, Ont.

CANADA. KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE. HAWORTH, John Bruce William, Ohaupo, Waikato, New Zealand. MITCHELL, John Maxfield, Biggar, PREVIOUSLY MISSING, NOW REPORTED KILLED. KERR.

Lawrence, Millet, Alta. MAKI, Harry Arthur, Gatchell, Ont. MOYER, John Ernest, St. Catharines. MOYNAGH, Ambrose, Souris, P.E.I.

PALMER, Brinsley George Henry, Saskatoon. ROBERTSON, Murray Thomas, Patricia Bay, B.C. CANADIANS IN THE R.A.F. KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE. FRANCIS, R.

FIt. Carstairs, Alta. WILCOX. George, John, SalI ford, Lancashire, England; Windsor, Sentence Ottawa Man To Year for Theft ST. THOMAS, June (CP)-Kenneth Foley of St.

Thomas today was sentenced by Magistrate E. Donald Smith in County Court to one year definite and six months indefinite for theft of a gasoline jigger from the New York Central Railway in nearby Dutton, last May 17. Wabasso Cotton Earns $5,67 a Share MONTREAL, June 9. (CP). Wabasso Cotton Company Limited today reported net profit for the year ended April 29 at 760, equal to $5.67 a share, compared with $320,208 or $4.58 in the previous 12 months.

LIVE STOCK WEEKLY Cattle prices advanced 25 to. 50 cents on. Canadian livestock markets this week while calves declined as much as $1 and hogs and lambs held even, the Agriculture Department said today. At Toronto, cattle cleared at steady prices, with weighty steers as high as $13, a small lot $13.25, and butcher steers up to $12.40. Montreal was fairly active later, with good steers some up to $13, and good.

butcher cows as high as $10. In the good to choice steers were quoted at $11- $11.25 and cows Dairy cattle shipments to the United States were 1,029 head, compared with 571 in the corresponding week last year. Exports since January 1 total 15,172, compared with 17,503. Calf prices dropped $1 at Toronto. where choice veals made a top.

of $14. Montreal ranged up to $14. Hog prices continued unchanged. Toronto paid for grade B1. Montreal, $17.25.

Lambs were steady. Toronto reported a top of $16.50 hundredweight, Montreal, $16. Montreal Produce MONTREAL, June -(CP)-Produce prices today reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture follow: Eggs: Graded shipments on spot, 35- for A-large; A-pullets, 24- Receipts: 1,076 cases. Butter: Wholesale jobbing pasteurized No. 1, No.

2 pasteurized, current receipt Que. No. 1 pasteurized, 33. delivered Montreal; No. 2, 32 delivered Montreal; first grade creamery prints job price, grade solids, job price, Receipts: 766 boxes.

Cheese: Current white and colored western and 20: F.O.B., F.S.P.; wholesale western and Que. white and colored for local trade and export, 20 11-16 to 21. Receipts: 4,305 boxes. Potatoes: 75 lb. bag No.

1 white, P.E.I., 1.70-1.75; N.B., 1.60-1.75; 1.35-1.60; No. 2 EAST KOOTENAY POWER. MONTREAL, June Kootenay Power Company Limited today reported net earnings in April at $37,894 against $37,930 in the corresponding month in 1943. Gross carnings increased $10,345 at $70,337 operating expenses were up at $32,443. MERRICKVILLE, June 9., -(Special)-Dr.

George Edward Dougall, of Merrickville and Ottawa, died suddenly last evening while fishing. Dr. Dougall, who was fishing along the pier, apparently suffered a heart attack and fell into the water, where his body was found a short time later by other fishermen. He appeared to be his. usual good health and friends learned with deep regret of his sudden passing.

In his 77th year, Dr. Dougall was born at Hallville, son of the late Robert Dougall and his wife, Sarah Shaw. His early life was spent in Ontario, after which he resided in Schenectady, where he practiced dentistry, retiring about 20 years ago. For the past 15 years, Dr. Dougall had lived in Merrickville and Ottawa.

Only last Sunday, he returned to Merrickville from Ottawa to spend the Summer months with his nephew, Fred Dougall, and Mrs. Dougall. One of his favorite pastimes was fishing and much of his time here was spent at the water. Well known and highly esteemed his death is widely I mourned: Surviving are several nieces and nephews, including, Fred Dougall, Merrickville; Donald Dougall, of Sydney, N.S., formerly of Merrickville, and Mrs. Wm.

McTavish, of Ottawa. Dr. Dougall was a devout member of the United Church. The funeral will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Dougall on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m. with the pastor, Rev. R. W. Armstrong conducting the service.

Intermient plot will at be South made in Gower the cemetery. Many messages of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes were received. MRS. PAUL ARIAL. The funeral was held Thursday at Golden Lake of Mrs.

Paul Arial, of 69 Overton street, Eastview, who died in the Civic Hospital last Sunday. The body was sent from Ottawa on Tuesday to Golden Lake where requiem high mass was chanted by Father J. S. F. Flynn, of Eganville.

Burial was made at Golden Lake Roman Catholic cemetery. 'Survivors include her husband, Paul Arial, overseas with the Canadian Army, a baby son; her, parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lavalley, of Golden Lake; two brothers, Harold, Camp.

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