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1 9 I re1 Hisipi a ppwwi 7: 26 THE OTTAWA JOURNAL! MONDAY, NOVEMBER -7, 1949. Births. BROPHY At th Cried Hospital en Sunday. November 6. IMS.

to Mr. i and Mrs. W. p. Brophy, Richmond.

Ontario, a ton, brother for Ann. wall. BATES To Margaret wife of Stewart Bate S71 Manor road. Rock-cliff on November 6, 1949. A son.

BICK To Kathryn (nee MacNabb and that Ufa rredeiick A. Bick. at Ottawa Civic Hospital on Sunday, November 6. 1949. a -daughter.

Both well. I I I FOLEY On Tuesday. October 23. 1949. it Prince County Hospital.

Summerside. P.E.I.. to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L.

Foley- (nee Joyce M. Borland) a daughter. Sandra Merrill. FIELDS At the Ottawa Civic Hospital on Saturday, Nov. 3.

1949 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fields, twin daughters. Died later. GUILFOYLX At the Ottawa Civic Hospital.

Sunday. November 1949." to Mr. and. Mrs. Emmett Guilfoyle Inee Mabel McAllister), a daughter.

Both KOSTIEW Born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kostierw. at the Grace Hospital on Sunday. November 6.

1949. a son. Mother and child both LACELLE At Ottawa Civic Hospital, on Monday. November 7. 1949.

to Mr. and Mrs. Rene Lacelle. a daughter. Both weu.

LEACH At the Grace Hospital on Sunday November 6. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs. A.

O. Leach, a daughter. Stillborn, LOZANO At the Ottawa General Hospital on Saturday. Nov. 5.

1949. to Mr, and Mrs. Luis Lozano (nee vert Koslow) a son. Both MONSON At Toronto General Hospital on Friday. November 4, 1949, to Mr.

and Jack Monson (nee Bryna (Grosser) a daughter. Both welL O'CONNOR At the Grace Hos- pital on Saturday. November S. 1949. to Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar O'Connor Inee Leatrice Bolduc). a son. Both well. RIPPETEAU Af Harper Hospital.

Detroit. Michigan, on Thursday. November 3. 1949 to -Mr. and Mrs.

W. Rippcteau (nee Curiane Nicholson) a daughter. Both welL ROCHESTER At Private Pavilion. Toronto General Hosp'ital. on Saturday.

November S. 1949, to Mr. and Mrs Garden H. Rochester a son. ROSS To Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ross, (nee Edith Murray) of Buck- Ingham. Quebec on Saturday. November 5, 1949, a "daughter. Both well.

SAVAflY At Ottawa General Hos- 1 piul on Saturday. November 1949, to Mr. S. Gaston, Savary (nea Yvonne Schryburtv a daughter. Both welL SK1PWORTH At the Ottawa Civic tinspltal on Sunday.

November 8, 1949. to Mr. and Mrs. Edward a sister for Len. SHIELDS On Wednesday.

November 2. 1949. at the Ottawa Civic Hospital, to Mr, and Mrs. J. Shields (nee Moyer), a daughter.

Both well. WALDER At (he Civic Hospital on Friday. Nov. 4. 1949 to Mr.

and Mrs. -Albert' A. Walder of 227 Gloucester a son (Baby died). WATTS At Yellowkriif e. N.W.T..

1 on Sunday. October 30. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs.

Richard S. Watts, a son. Christopher Sangster. Marriages. CRAIG-BAYLISS On Saturday.

November 5. 1949. at St. Paul's United Carp, by the Rev. F.

W. Lorna Doren Bayhss. daughter of Mr, and pftra. Root. J.

Baylies. Carp Ont-. to Everett Burroughs Craig, son of-Mrs. Samuel Craig and -the late. Mr.

Craig, of City View, HAMMELL HAY On Saturday. November 3. 4949. at Glebe United Church, at 3 p.m.. by Rev.

J. P. C. Eraser. Lola Beryl.

i daughter of Mrs. Albert Hay, of Ottawa, to Robert "Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie HammelL of Metcalfe, Ont. MATTICE-IBVEN On Saturday.

November 3. in City View United Church, by Rev. A. Martineau. Margret Marie, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lorne Irven. to Donald Stuart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Mattlce.

all- of Morewood. PATRICK MAXWELL MALONEY On Saturday. November 3. 1949, at Our Lady of Victory Church, at 9 30 a Jean daughter of Mr. Ed-mond Maloney and the late Mr.

Moloney, of Buckingham. Que-, to LAC James PatrickrMaxwell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patrick-Maxwell, of Ont ROWS WELL RICHARDSON On Saturday.

November 3. 1949. it 1 -O'clock, in Christ Deer Park. Toronto, by Rev. Canon Northcot Burke.

Heln Evalene. daughter of Mr. v. a Bi.h.. I and Mrs.

Richard W. Richardson. Belleville, to Timothy Arthur Rows-wetL son of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C.

RowswelL of Ottawa. WEISHAR-RAINBOTH On Saturday, November 3. 1949. at St. Gerard Church, by Rev.

Maurice Egan. Ruth Marion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Rainboth. to Andrew Leo Weiah-ar. son of Mrs. Weishar and the late Mr. Weishar.

all of Ottawa. Deaths. AYOUB, William, Suddenly at Westboro. on Sunday, November 1 6. 1949.

William Ayoub, beloved husband of Nygm Zaha-lan, aged 75 years. Resting at Tubman's, 403 Richmond Road. Funeral on Wednesday for service at St Elijah Church, corner Lyon and MacLaren at 2 p.m. Interment Beechwood. BRUNETTE, John Alexander On Friday, November.

4. 1949, at his home, 46 Garland St, John Alexander Brunette, aged 73 years, husband of the late Anne Clear and dear father of Miss Mary Brunette of Dunrobln, Resting, at McEvoy '235 Kent St. Funeral Monday to St. Isidore's Church, South March, for requiem mass at 10 o'clock. Interment parish CADIEUX, RoseIn hospital on.

Saturday. November 1949, 'Rose Sicard. 183 Maisonneuve HulL beloved wife of Isaie Cadieux. aged 60 years. Resting at Gauthier's.

101 Notre Dame SU Hull. Funeral Tuesday for requiem mass in Notre Dame de Grace Church at a.m. i Interment Notre Dame, Hull. (Con tinned on Next Column.) Buying is easier The Ottawa Journal Want Ads are crammed every day with offers of many scarce and hard-to-find things. Shop the time-saving, money-saving way in The Journal.

Want Ad columns. Deaths. (Continued from Preceding Column.) CHENIER, Joseph On Sun day. November 8, 1949, in hogpi la, Joseph Chenier, ton of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Noel Chenier, aged 58 years. Funeral Wednesday from the home of his sister. Mrs. Theophile Vaillant, Wend over, to St Benoit-Labre Church, Wendover, for requiem mass at 10 a.m. (Standard Time) Interment parish cemetery.

CHRISP, Ella B. On Sunday, November 6, 1949, at the Corn wall General Hospital, Mrs. Ernest Chrisp, the former Ella B. Daniels of Maxville, Funeral will be held from the home of Mrs. Milton Woods of Maxville on Tuesday afternoon at 2 pjn.

to the Maxvuie united Church. Interment will be made at Wood-lawn cemetery, Cornwall. CLUFF, THOMAS WALKER On Sunday, November 6, 1949, suddenly, Thomas Walker duff, beloved husband of Mildred Brereton of 380 Third Ave. Rest ing at above address until Tues day, thence to Hulse and Play- fair 315 McLeod St. where service will be held in the chapel on Tuesday at 2 p.m.

Interment Beech wood. COX, Bertha In hospital on Monday, November 7, 1949, Bertha Hamilton, widow of John E. Cox, In her 80th year. Resting at Hulse and Play fair 315 McLeod St. Service Wednesday at 11 a.m.

Interment Hall cemetery, Wakefield. (Please omit flowers.) DIAMOND, Margaret Kiley On November 5, 1949, in -Montreal, Margaret- Kiley, widow of George D. Diamond. Mother of G. C.

Diamond, of Ottawa. Funeral in Montreal on Tuesday. DAROU, Nancy At Perth, on Saturday, November 5, 1949, Nancy Neil, widow of James W. Darou and grandmother of Mrs. T.

C. French and A. J. Fri-zell, of Ottawa, in her 92nd year. Resting at the Blair and Son Funeral Home.

'Service Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Elmwood cemetery. DOLMAN. Evelyn May On Saturday, November 5, 1949 in hospital, Evelyn May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Dolman of 571 Wellington Ap'- 1 her 18th year. Resting at Fred N. Garrett, 584 Somerset West. Service Monday at 3.30 p.m. Interment Pinecrest cemetery.

FOSBERY. Henry E. On Sun day. November 6, 1949, at his home, 490 Hillcrest avenue, High land Park, Henry E. Fosbery, beloved husband of Margaret Isa-belle Powers, in his 80th year.

Resting at A. E. Veitch and Son, 453 Parkdale. Thence to Christ Church Cathedral on Tuesday afternoon for at 2.30 o'clock. Interment Beechwood.

GILMOUR, Robert On Sun day, November-6, 1949, at his home, Braeside, Robert Gil- mour, husband of Marion Jack, aged 62 years. Resting at above address. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment Arnprior cemetery. LACKEY, Rev.

Jacob Albert On Friday, November 4, 1949, at the home of his son, E. V. Lackey, 508 Melbourne Rev. Jacob Albert beloved husband of the late Marcille Vaughan by the first marriage and the late Victoria Strachan, aged 84 Resting at Tubman's, 403 Richmond Funeral Monday for service at St Thomas Anglican Church, Stanley's Corners at 2.30 p.m. Interment Stanley's Corners.

LAFONTAINE. Suzanne On Saturday, November 5, 1949, in hospital, Suzanne, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Lafon-taine, of .337 Third East-view, aged three years. Funeral from Horace Racine and Robert 260 Besterer on Monday to Notre Dame de Lourdes Church for Libera service at 3 p.m. Interment Notre Dame. LEORE. Margaret At her home, 3401 Hutchison Montreal, after a lengthy illness, Margaret Carriithers, aged 30 years, wife of John A.

Leore, formerly of Ottawa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Carruthers, l.ln. of Winnipeg. Funeral notice later.

LEPINE, Albert On Saturday, November 5, 1949, at his 461 St Patrick Albert Lepine, beloved husband of. Juliette Belisle, aged 66 years. Resting at Gauthier's. 259 St Patrick St Funeral, notice later. LERQUX.

Agnes On Thursday, November 3, 1949. at her home, 95 Frontenac Hull, Agnes Cadieux, widow of Philias Leroux, aged 87 years. Resting at Gauthier's. 101 Notre Dame HulL Funeral Monday to Notre Dame de Grace Church for requiem mass at 8 a.m.. Interment Notre Dame, Hull.

LOPDELL. Matilda In hospital on Friday. November 4. 1949, Matilda Marsh, beloved wife of James LopdelL 407 Elgin St, in her 70th year. Resting at Hulse and Playfair Ltd, 315 McLeod St Funeral Monday at Interment LOUTTIT, Garfield On Sunday, November 6, 1949 in hospital.

Garfield Louttit of 471 Gilmour St. Husband of the late Kathryn Kinkaid, and son of William Louttit Resting at Hulse and Playfair Ltd, 315 McLeod St Funeral service in the chapel, Tuesday at 3 p.m. Interment Pinecrest MACKEY, Mrs. Edmund At Kemptville, Ont. on Friday, November 4.

1949, Anne. Jane Graham, widow of Edmund Mackey. in her 88th year. Resting at Dickinson's Funeral Home, Kemptville. Funeral Monday at 2 pjn.

Standard Time. Interment at South Gower cemetery. McDON-ALD, Frank In hospital on Monday, November 7, 1949, Frank McDonald, aged SO years, husband of the late Agnes Kearney, formerly of Old Chelsea and of 169 Bank St. Apt 3. Resting at McEvoy Bros, 235 Kent St, corner of Nepean.

Funeral arrangements later. Continued on Next Column) I The 237 QUEEN ST. RENFREW Bert Cleary, Raglan St, Phone 410. CARLETON PLACE Wilson's Drug Store, Bridge St, Phone 6. Deaths.

(Continued from Preceding Column.) MESECK. William On Satur day, November 3, 1949, suddenly at Niagara Falls, New York, William C. Meseck, beloved husband of Anna Winges and' brother of Ernest P. Meseck. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm.

at Niagara Falls, New York, i RANKIN, Clarissa Lilian In hospital on Saturday, November 5, 1949, Clarissa Lillian IngersolL beloved wife of Thomas B. Rankin, of 111 Acacia Ave. Resting at Hulse and Playfair Ltd, 315 McLeod St Service Monday at 3 p.m. Interment Beechwood. ROWAN, Michael Thomas On Sunday, November 6, 1949, in an Ottawa hospital, Michael Thomas Rowan, husband of the late Ann Maloney and dear father of Regis Rowan and Mrs.

Clinton (Mar-. ion) Jourdin, both of Ottawa, aged 78 years. Resting at McEvoy Bros, 235 Kent St Funeral Wednesday to St Patrick's Church for requiem mass at 8 o'clock. Interment Notre Dame. ROBERTSON, Janet Ida On Saturday, November 5, 1949 at her home ATnprior, Ont, Janet Ida Gillies, wife of Neil Stewart Robertson; Resting at above address.

Funeral service Tuesday at 2 p.m, leaving house at 2,80 Interment Arnprior cemetery. RAITT, Christina At her home, 148 Percy on Monday, November 7, 1949, Christina Mcpherson, widow of James Raitt, in her 94th year. Resting at above address. Service Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment Beech wood.

RUSSELL, Thomas Alexander On November 6, 1949, in hospital, Thomas A. Russell, of 240 O'Connor street, in his 81st year. Resting at his home where the service- will take place on Wednesday after noon at two o'clock. Interment Beechwood. SHAW, Harriet L.

Russett On Saturday, November 5, 1949 bospitaL Harriet L. Russett of 47 Sunnyside Ave, widow of Thomas Shaw and dear mother of Mrs. Fred S. Donaldson (Pansy), Portland fOregan. Gladie of Ottawa.

Mrs. H. McUllan (Hazel) Ottawa, James of Detroit and Boyd of. Santa Monica, California. Resting at Hulse and Playfair Ltd, 315 McLeod St.

Funeral service Tuesday at 1 p.m. Interment Arnprior, Ont. SIMMONS. Ada Jesse In hos pital on Monday, November 7, 1949, Ada Jesse Simmons, be loved wife of Ernest Simmons, of 289 Crichton in her 70th year. Resting at and Playfair Ltd, 315 McLeod St.

Service Wednesday at 3 p.m- Interment Pinecrest WEBSTER. E. Lillian At her home, 201 MacLaren St, on Saturday, November 5, 1949, E. Lillian Miskelly, beloved wife of Dr. Russell Webster.

Resting at Hulse and Playfair Ltd, 315 McLeod St. Service Monday at 2 p.m., thence to the home of her mother Mrs. F. W. Miskelly, Smiths where service will be held Tuesday at 2 pm.

Interment Hillcrest cemetery, Smiths Falls. WILSON, John On Friday, November 4,11949, at his home, 125 Elm St, John C. Wilson, beloved husband of Mary Jane Maxwell, in bl 63rd year. Resting at Fred Garrett s. 584 Somerset St.

W. Service at 2 p.m. Interment Pinecrest. WILSON. Robert--rh' Almonte on Friday, November' 4, 1949, rtooen wuson, in nis twin year, beloved husband of Minnie Agnes Cooper and dear father of Harry R.

Wilson and Mrs. J. C. Samis. Resting at Patterson and Son Funeral Home, Lake Ave; West, Carleton Service at St.

James Church at 1.45 p.m. D.S.T. Sunday. Interment St James cemetery; Cards of Thanks. FOUBERT We desire to thank our friends for their kindness, words of sympathy and floral offerings in our late bereavement.

-1 Foubert and Lowde'n. Family. To ouf many friends and relatives we extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for acts of kindness, messiiges of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during our recent sad bereavement in the loss of our beloved dsughter and sister. Emma Jones We especially thank the Rev. Good, and Rev.

McDoWeL Mr and Mrs. Gus A. Miller and Family. PAYETTE We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acta of kindness, sympathy, spiritual and floral offerings received in the illness and death of our beloved sister, Florence. We especially wish to thank Rev.

Father Herllhy. Brothers and sisters. WEST We wish to express our thanks' to our many friends for their kind messages of sympathy and beautiful floral' tributes extended in our recent sad bereavement. George Charles West and Family. Irt Memoriam.

BROWN In fond and loving memory of -a. dear husband and father, Christopher (Chris i Brown. who passed away November 7. 1947. Wife and family.

CARROLL In sad and loving memory of my dear mother Mrs. Isabella CarroU who died November 7. 1943. "Forever in my Marjorie. LANCASTER In loving memory of a dear son and brother.

Able Seaman Franklin Earl Lancaster of Carletosi Place, who lost his life on his ship November 7, 1944. Not ins today but every day. -In auene we remember. Dad, Mother, Sisters and Brothers. MeNALLY In loving memory of Rufus McNally.

who pasaid away November 5. 1918. We think of him in silence. No eras can. see us wees: But still within our aching hearts His.

memory we keen. TlirMc cNsrly family. (Continued on Next Column 1 Journal Want Ads 1 PHONE 2-5321 DISTRICT WANT Ap DEPOTS PEMBROKE The Craft Shoppe, In Memoriam. (Continued from Preceding Column.) RUSENSfROM In loving memory of our dear son and brother. TIO E.

I. (Denny! Rusenstrom, who was killed in action November 6, 1944. "Ever remembered." Mother, Father. y. Sisters and Brothers.

SMITH In fond and loving memory of Mr. John J. Smith who passed away suddenly November JK47. i Veronica and EarL In Memoriam Verses If you wish to obtain a booklet of In Memorianv Verses write or uiephoneV Miss Allen, The Ottawa Journal. Florists.

ALLEN'S for artistic floral designs, fresh cut flowers. 30 Bank. PROLUX Specializing- floral designs, cut flowers. Rideau. Bank.

Cemetery Memorials. MERIT ALE CEMETERY. MERIVAJJK ROAD South Of Carllng Ave. Estableabed 1878. Single graves, family plots; vault Rea sonable rates and perpetual car.

nesiaeni careuueer. a-a'Ov. 1 A CLEARANCE SALE. Since 177. Robert Brown and Son! 97 Sparks ol, near amj.

a-Ofja. AMBROISE. J. 374 Montreal Rd. Authorized Rock of Ages dealer.

Before purchasing compare my prices and workmanship. 3-7335. GEORGE BROWN SONS, 473 Branson Ave. Inscriptions, dona anywhere. 8-5734.

i i. Laurln memorials are better values for less. 103 George. 4-0417. Funeral Directors.

A. VEITCH AND SON Limited 433 Parkdale, g-0202: 338 Somerset West. 3-1149. "Conscientious service to those bereaved BRADY tt HARRIS, 3-4857. Tour generations of service.

Dignity with sjRED N. GARRETT Dignified, economical. Private am- DU ulance. 3-4773. HULSE AND PLAYFAIR LTD.

Ottawa's Pint Puneral ChapeL 3-1144. McEVOY BROS, Ottawa's largest funeral home. Immediate unobtrusive, dignified service. 3-5337. RADMORE STEWART Puneral Home and ChapeL 1323 Wellington, WHELAN FUNERAL HOME Personal Reverence.

SIS Copper. 1 3-1488. Taxi Service. BLUE LINE TAXIS, 'l 79 Queen, the atre parking. Z3C.

9-1441. BUSKE TAXI. The nearest taxi to Rocklifie. We never close. CALL VI AU CABS.

New cars, fully insured. 5-2716 5-4834. CHURCHILL CABS. WESTBORO. cyru strickiana.

proprietor, uay and night services. 72-2890. DIAL 4-82003-2020, Glebe Taxi for prompt service and efficient drivers. i FRANK'S TAXI. 8-8238.

Specialty weddings, funerals. 34-nour service. GIBSON'S- TAXI Try- our wash rack and greasing service. Eve- ning service. 2-2488.

I RICHARD'S TAXI. Sandy HilL Lower Town; Z4-nour service. I-4uv-5-4040. I' ROGERS AND BEAVER TAXIS. 5-2301 5-3511, 34-hour service.

Specializing out of town trips. SANDY HILL 5-4331. Ottawa East 24-hour service, courteous drivers, fully insured. 3-1108. MODERN TAXI, catering to.

Colonial Coach lines, fully insured. Where To Co? AUDITORIUM Thursday, November 10. Championship Wrestling Yvon Robert vs. Whipper" Billy Watson. Plus 2 other outstanding bouts.

BYTOWN INN for enjoyable meal. Sunday dinners served to. meet every taste. Albert and O'Connor. 5-S15L BANQUETS.

STAGS, private partiea. in our modern dancing room. Victoria House. 3-8838. CASTLEHAVEN Showers, wedding receptions, teas, luncheons, bridges.

3-4938. DANCE AT PIN ELAND. Saturday nights. Road to Uplands. DIXIE-DEL DRIVING SCHOOL is Ottawa's oldest and most reliable driving school.

Learn to drive aafely. easily, la modern dual-controlled cars! Call the Dlxie-' Del Driving School (corner Somer-- act and Bronaon) at 3-0122 today. GOLDEN GRILL, steak, spaghetti or Bar-BQ chicken is something you will really enjoy. 303 Bank. MORRISBURG FERRY to "J.S-A, I to 11 daily MORRISBURG FERRY to Wadding-.

ton. to 8.30 p.m. daily. PLANNING A PARTY? Call Bali Club. 8-0290M.

Dancing, catering. Private. 40 to 100 RESERVE YOUR SEAT. -Taxis leaving Ottawa 9 e-m. for Football game In Montreal.

Wednesday. Returning 7 p.m.' same 7 per return. 8-326. (Continued on Next INDEX' TO JOURNAL WANT ADS Announcements Apta, Flat to Let Apts, Flat Wanted Articles for Salt Articles Wanted Autos for Sale Autos Wanted Auto Accessories Swaps Boats Marine Supplies Business Opportunities Business Personals Call an Expert Employment Wanted Farms for Sale Farms Wanted Fuel Garages Gardening Houses for Sale Houses to Let Houses Wanted Help Wanted Male: Help Wanted Female 1st Page 25 26 10 11 36 37 3S 12 8A 32 0 43 7 17 18 12A 39 10A 13 27 2 3 a m. a fx PERTH Len Gllhuly.

47 Foster St, Phone 308J. SMITHS FALLS J. A. Blackburn, 22 Market St, Phone 432. 214 Pembroke St W.

Phone 873. I Where To Co? (Continued from Preceding Column. WEDDING RECEPTIONS, luncheons. home-cooked food. Montmorency, nmoia WEDDING reception accommodation.

Ideal i location. Phone The Robb-minster. 348 Driveway. Lost and Found. BUDGIE, BLUE, also hub cap.

oft Studebaker, centre town, Saturday. 4-4974. BLACK WALLET lost with sum of money, important identification card, i or can easily-identify. Reward 3-1370. CAT.

SMALL grey female, black ring around neck. lost. Ottawa South. Children's pet. Reward.

4-9188. CAT. GREY PERSIAN, white triangle on forehead, vicinity of Lindenlea. Reward. 4-3963.

CHILD'S GLASSES lost, plastic rims, brown case, vicinity Rideau St. 4-8784. CHILD'S SNOW suit lost. Preinian oaiuroay. mo41 Reward.

GLOVE; blue suede 1 and kid, believed lost near Regent Theatre. Fifty cents reward. Box B-. S33. i Journal.

GLOVES. BLUE ANGORA, lost bn downtown Bank St 8-6223W. KITTEN, tortoise shell Persian, lost, Dow'a Lake area. 8-0254. LADY'S ysquare.

Deachenes Road, sentimental, Sunday. 3-3418. Reward. TRICYCLE lost. Whirlitzer.

wine and grey. Reward. 2-1706. WRIST i WATCH, lady's, lost. Elco.

gold, black cord' Reward. 4-9342. i I WOULD subscriber who over-paid Ottawa Journal paper boy. Phone 4-8651? WRIST WATCH, gentleman's Gruen. Lost vicinity Ottawa East.

4-4028. WALLET, BROWN, containing money -and personal papers, lost Thursday evening, either on Casselman bus or McLeod between Elgin and Cartier. Reward. 4-7259. WALLET, containing moneys desperately needed, lost? Sparks St.

Reward, i 8-4395 W. Male Help Wanted. WANTED EXPERIENCED ROAD MACHINERY SALESMAN 1 FOR EASTERN ONTARIO, Bilingual preferred. ArJ-ply in your own hand writing. Give full experi-' ence and references.

DOMINION ROAD i Company Limited GODERICH, ONTARIO FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF CANADA Limited SALES TRAINEE for TRACTOR and IMPLEMENT DIVISION i Recent graduate from recognized agricultural college. Farm background. Single, man preferred. 'Apply, by letter enclosing recent photograph. State qualifications in detail, present or salary expected, employment! references to Manager, Employment and Placement Department, Industrial Relations Division FORD MOTOR COMPANY I OF CANADA I Limited I WINDSOR, ONTARIO Stationary I Engineer 1 2nd Class.

Ontario certificate required. For construction plant 60 miles west of Ottawa. 56-hour week $70.00 i APPLY Pentagon Construction PORTAGE DU FORT. Leo Richer, Personnel Manager, RENFREW 1601 AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS wanted. Top wages and good working conditions to the right men.

Apply in person to Percy Carriere Automobiles. 44 Montreal Road. BRICKLAYERS wanted. Apply corner Percy and Cooper. 8 pjn.

a-85. (Continued on Next Column.) Help Wanted Male-Female 5 Livestock 35 Lost and Found I 1 Money Jo Loan 41 Motorcycles 39A Offices, Stores to Let 19 Offices, Stores Wanted 20 Personals 8 Property for Sale 14 Property Wanted 15 Property to Let 16 Pet Stock. i 33 Poultry and Supplies 34 Professional Cards 42 Rooms to Let 21 Rooms Wanted 22 Room and Board 23 Salesmen and Agents 4 Summer Resorts 30 Table Board 24 6 Tenant Exchange 29 Trucks and Trailer! 36A Winter Resorts 234 SPARKS ST. 2 Male Help Wanted (Continued from Preceding Column.) EXPERIENCED COMPOSITORS' and PRESSMEN Apply he Runge Press 1 Limited 126 Queen Ottawa AUTOMOBILE PAINTER, body and fender man wanted immediately. If' you can do the work, we can offer you a steady job at top wages.

Percy Carriere Automobiles, 44 Montreal Road. BANDMASTER Shawville. Q3. requires the services of a reliable and proficient bandmaster and begin-, ner instructor one night a week. Apply immediately, stating qualifications and salary to Box 328.

Shawville. P.O.. BOY, with bicycle, for messenger work. Apply 45 Queen St DELIVERY BOY. with or without 3-0156.

DELIVERY BOY. all day, bicycle supplied. 500 Kent. EXPERIENCED taxi drivers, with lieenre Apply personally, 1065 Wellington. EXPERIENCED PRESSMAN lor Vertical Mlehle and Miller Simplex.

Good wages. Steady emplovment. Apply Daily Standard-Freeholder, Cornwall. Ont. -t" FULLER BRUSH COMPANY needs neat appearing man to help handle local business.

3-6570 for 1 r- FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE salesman, salary commission, steady position for right man. old established firm, applications con-fidentlal, Box B-731 Journal Office. JANITOR, married, with one child. Accommodation provided. Apply at 132 St.

Patrick from 3 to 6. INSTRUCTOR NEEDED. Apply Arthur Murray Studios, 62', Ban 511 -4 MESSENGER BOY. steady employment. Apply Mr.

Thomas, R. t. Devlin Ltd. MALE choir director capable of assisting tenor section. Box B-738, Journal.

i MACHINIST, be experienced. Apply immediately. Box B-847, Journal. II NEW PARAMOUNT STUDIOS require 3 smart salesmen. Full or Sart time, Mr.

Cunningham. 104 parks. I i ORDERLIES WANTED Apply in person to H. Delorme. Head Ottawa Civic Hospital; between 8 a.m.

and 4 pjn. PLASTERERS WANTED. Steady em-ployment for good mechanics. Christopher and Bay, 4-1077. PLASTERERS, whole or part-time, highest wages.

8-1850 or 8-5351. PLUMBERS WANTED, steady employment assured. United Plumbing and Service. 320 Rideau. ROOFERS, experienced.

A Caron, Hill. Clarke. Rock-. cape. RELIABLE two-thirder or journeyman compositor for newspaper ad alley.

Good wsges. Steady employment Apply Ssily Standard-Freeholder, Cornwall. Ontario. -4 ROOM CLERK. WANTED, must have some clerical experience.

Bell Claire Hotel. ROUTE SALESMAN required by Pure Spring Co. Ltd. Age 21 to 35. Apply 22, Aberdeen St.

between 4 and tf p.m. SHORT ORDER COOK, apply Uwanta uincn. 97 nana st. YOUNG MAN for wholesale- office, state experience and salary. 5-1411.

WANTED, manager, bilingual, with experience, for furniture shop. Good salary and share in profits. Bo B-739. Journal. YOUTH to assist in fruit and veget- aoie aeparunem.

some experience preierrro. Simpson's rrult Market, 484 Rideau. "fern TE emale Help Wanted. STENOGRAPHIC. OPPORTUNITY Large public utility has open-rng for 2 stenographers.

5 day week, good working con-. ditiona. opportunity for advancement to top salarv of 3194 00 monthly. Junior Matriculation minimum Ago between 18-25. Reply giving full -information regarding education and experience, if any.

B-726 Journal DEMONSTRATOR for MINUTE MOP PRODUCTS Good Salary 1 APPLY" J. FREIMAN Ltd. Competent Saleslady REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY. MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE TLAMP DEPARTMENT. GOOD SALARY.

Phone 4-6315 ACCURATE TYPIST and cashier. must be single, not over 22. permanent! position in modern office, good starring salary. 58 Sparks St, 314. 1 CAPABLE cook housekeeper, apartment, two adulta, good wagea, references, private room and bath.

Apply Mrs. D'Arcy McGee, 13 Marlborough Ave. CLERK-TYPIST, bilingual preferred. Apply 111 Sparks St COMPETENT general, two adulta. small apartment Call 3-ai64 cven- EXPERIENCED bilingual stenographer salary commensurate with expericne.

Civil Service hours and privileges. Box B-428. Journal. tfantinytd a Kext Column,) aaaaaaajaaaa.ar. 'I' 3 Female Help Wanted.) (Continued from -Preceding Column.) GENERAL MAID.

plain' cooking, pleasant room, bathroom. 435 Daly. 3-9782. GENERAL MAID, small 3 ad sleep out. Call 3-6164.

GIRL Ceneral housework, small family, Bendix, private room. bath. 8-8758M. 671 Island Park Drive. GENERAL, part-time, 2 to 7, Monday to Saturday.

S-64S4M, GIRL for housework, fond of children, sleep in, references. $45. 8-5942. GIRL TOR REPORTING department telephone work. Mustr have two years High School ecucation.

Apply Credit Bureau of Ottawa and Hull, 318: Queen street. GIRL1 for general housework and look after child 5 years old. Small apartment, $13 per week. general housework, sleep In optional. 8-1054 J.

GENERAL, doctor residence, fond of children, must 1 have relercncea. 5-8866. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, alphabetical and numerical experience re- quired for local industrial company. Salary commensurate with experience and ability. Write, stating age.

address and telephone number, to Box B-262, Journal. I MAIDS for. want and woman for cleaning. Apply Parley Home. 2 Barton St NORLAND or British nurse about December 7.

Temporary or permanent Apply Mox B-80. Journal. RELIABLE GIRL, modern home, one child. Telephone 5-9093. RELIABLE GIRL, general housework.

2 adults, good wages and living condiUons. References. 83974. mornings. RELIABLE GIRL or woman, plain cooking.

Good wages, evenings off. 5-2005. REFINED HOUSEMAID for general housework, no cooking. 6-day week. Live in.

Central. References. 3-4743. STENOGRAPHER for local fire in-- surance office. Apply, stating see and previous experience.

Box B-427, Journal. WANTED, experienced tailoress Mr. Frank Longo, Bank, between 8-8 WAITRESSES and soda fountain dispenser, good wages. Apply La Psloma Restaurant, 360 Rideau. WANTED, reliable girl for housekeeping, two children.

Telephone 2-6573 WOMAN wanted to take full charge of home, State wages and experience. Must be-able to cook. Reference. Box B-531, Journal. YOUNG "WOMAN for light housekeep-- ing.

iLook alter one child while mother works. Sleep in 8-3046M. YOUNG WOMAN for light housekeep-- ing, look after, two' children while mother works: sleep in. good wages. 8-0699M.

after 5 30 4 Salesmen and Agents. 1 EARN EXTRA CASH MAKE MORE MONEY easily in spare Just show our beautiful Canadian made Christmas cards to your friends. 1 They sell on sight. Many assortments. Gift cards, seals, tags, wrappings, everyday Beautiful tree album showing" personal cards.

Liberal com- mission. Write today for unuaual offer. The Douglas Greeting Card Company, 50-Y Bleecker -EXPERIENCED salesman with car; for wholesale dry goods. Establishes accounts, good opportunity. 3807 St Lawrence.

Monti treal MAKE-S10-820 DAILY (part, or full time I and JMorertecommending our low cost (low as month). Hospital Sickness Accident Death and new-Polio Certificates. For families or individuals. Certificate benefits good anywhere in the world. Old reliable company ratM A-I by Dunnes Information working kit free.

Write American Farmers Insurance Company. Goodrich Dept. 89, Phoenix, Arizona, UJSA. PROFITABLE STEADY BUSINESS with most complete line of house-. hold necessities from the most fra-.

grant cosmetics to the most helpful floor cleaners or polishers. There is an exclusive territory' for you In your city or in your rural area. You are sure to succeed ovtth our fast selling lines Write today for FREE details. Familex, 1600 Delormler Montreal. RICH OPPORTUNITY for experienced direct-to-wearer salesmen.

Sell nationally famous Stetson, shirts. made to measure. Liberal commix- sions. Big repeat business. Write Stetson Shirt Company, Postal Station C.

Montreal. Station C. Mo SALESMEN We offer you a oerme- nent future with excellent earninei selling our nationally known prod- uctsJ Ask for order No 1245C at youH local National Rmployment Service office or forward details to P.O jBox 294. Hamilton. Ontario.

5 Male-Female, Help Wanted -4- COUPLE, i cook-genernl, chauffrur-houseman, for 2 adults. Box B-726, Journal. 1.1 JANITOR COUPLE, experienced. Free apartment for services. Box B-954, Employment" BABY SITTING and prepare evening meaL Telephone 8-8055W DOUBLE1 WINDOWS cl -aned and put on: also odd jobs.

3-9442. EXPERIENCED WRITER, available shortly for publicity, editorial, or allied work: permanent, part-time' or assignment. Five years' newspaper experience: successful free- lancet writer; university degree, widely travelled. Some photography Box B-735. Journal.

BOUSES BUILT by contract Accord-. 1 ing to blue print. Box B-743. Jour- I WILL 8ARE -for children In my home while mother works. Reliable.

1 S-4244W. LADY WOULD mind child by dy in 1 own 5-4011, LADY REQUDXES work by day. 8-8494J. REGISTERED' NURSE desrrea position in medical doctor's office. 4-9714.

RELIABLE woman desires work by tlx day. 8-7781R. RELIABLE WOMAS desires afternoon work Monday to Friday. Will prepare evening meaL Box B-713. JoumaL I 'V' REUABLfc WOMAN will baby sit Box B-714.

Journal. ROOMS WASHED, painted, odd Jobs Leo St Louis. 3-6248J STORM WINDOWS cleaned and erected: odd Jobs of all kinds: trucking Call George. 8-5670W. STENOGRAPER.

experienced, honors graduate! High School of Commerce, i capable of assuming responsibllitv. i desire permanent position. 4-3947, VETERAN, with 3-ton truck, will do odd Job of any description, clean cellars, moving, etc. Please call 1 5-8337: any hour, day or night WILL answer your business telephone. Vary reasonable salary.

4-1423. WALLS. CEILINGS washed, floors washed, waxed, painting. Veteran, married 5-6167. 5-10 evenings.

(Continued, on Next Column.) m. 7: Employment Wante'dl (Continued from Preceding Column I WIDOW DESIRES office cleaning or: typing evenings: reliable. 8-334. WINDOW CLEANERS, put up storm window, painting, paper floor and wall cleaning. Call 6-1039.

anytime. i WINDOW CLEANING. reasonable, satisfactory job. Call E. Landry, telephone 6-1039.

YOUNG WOMAN desires typing and gtJ837jwDhy rork to mt home. YOUNG COUPLE. NO CHILDREN, will do janitor work in exchange for apartment: absUiners. good references. 4-7170 Personals.

TRANSPORTATION Montreal Football game. Wednesday. Room for lour. 8-6328. between 8 and 9 p.m.

9 Business Personals. LADIES. WHY TAKE CHANCES sending your chesterfield out to be cleaned Have it done in' your own home. no mess or odor. Work guaranteed Cecil Leach St 718 Somerset St- 3-6211: 80S Bank.

3-8428. LAMPSHADE SERVICE LAMPSHADES beautifully cleaned; fast, reliable service. Deluxe Lamp- shade Cleaners, 4-8844. 1 ALOUETTE NURSE REGISTRY has qualified nurses for any 5-7406 ATTENTION! Unwanted hair removed Jy electrolysis 16 years in Ottawa. Audrey Mountrord Thomas.

49 Met-'; caUe St 2-8778 i ACCURATE watch and clock repairs. 30 years experience. i A. Stevenson. 20 Pinchurst 8-1820, ATTENTION.

LADIES -Remodelling hats, arunmrd. expert. Mornings, evenings, 2-7880. ALL YOUR FAMILY would appreciate a portrait of yourself Call New Paramount Studios. 4-3900.

ALL MAKES washing machines repaired 20 years' experience. 1 Burke. 3-7300. I BE KIND tb your clothes. For reliable valet service, phone Uuntera Cleaners.

8-3400. I BODY MASSAGE, steam cabinet baths, showers, complete reducing 2-8941. CORSETS. BRASSIERES, to measure, alterations. Ermce Studio.

108 Bank. 6-3005 COATS, dresses, suits, also alterations, expert workmanship. 4-4450. 1 CRESS BUNION SALVE for amazing ryhef. Your druggist sells Crens.

doWna BEAUTY SALON morning 'special. 5 permanent for $2 73, I. permanent lor 84 75 Cold wave $5. Hair cut Sue. Telephone 2-6334.

DRESSMAKING and alterations, bed-' 1 spreads, curtains, drapes, nurses aprons, bibs. 8-7186W. DRESSMAKING. alteration and ra pairs on gentlemen suiu. 4-8084 DRESSMAKING.

alterVions. for mrZ and women. Mrs. Clermont, 8-3382. 1 DRESSMAKING and alterations or any household sewing.

Good work- -manship. References. '5-3438. -1 .1 PUR COATS, repatrr festyle. L.

Begin. 18CharIotte4.0270. 1 FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT. Sea' oust- sioca. 1 ne spori vb nana.

TOR MANIPULATIVE TREAT. MKNTS Bath massage. Telephone a-oio. GET YOUR vMamlns now for Winter health. Connery Drug, Bank 'at i irst 4-88j5.

i HAVE YOU laundry problems' Try us. uomrsuc Lunnry. -i7Hitr HOME KNIT SOCKSJ Order taken now for ChriMmax jdelivery. Very reasonable. -4-1560 .) HORSESHOEING Call Horrv J.

Smith. Ramsayville, or call 3-2761. IMPORTANT Every sufferer 6f Rheumatic Painf or Neuritis should try Dixon Remedy. SWd only Munro's. Drug Store, 333 Elgin.

Only $1.00 bottle. INTERIOR DECORATING. Dalntlea and papering. Reasonable. H.

Seidel. Phone 4-5937. KELVIN ATOR and Leonard authorized refrigerator -service. United Refrigerator, 366 Bank. 2-1(15.

1 LOOK Y6C-R BEST at moderate cost. Prmianent waves. flngerwaves. Ulc; shampoo, 10c All other service prjeed accordingly. Marvel Beauty 'School.

-Government 72 Ridrau. MRS. Jacqueline Galipeau Carter. -for-. uerly Mploche Beauty Salon, is now with Victoria Beauty Salon.

3-lf20 MODERN KITCHEN cahloeU ward-rones and Call O. Denis. 3-7641. 1 1 MASQUERADE costunies to rent. AU types.

Reasonable 1 rates. Salon alartin. 5-5505. 1 i MASQUERADE COSTUMES, tnxedna rented. Hats hand-made, re-blocked, trimmed.

Salon Martin, 163 Bolton. 5-5505. PLOUGHMAN, let Us steel vour cant and steel points like new for less." Smitha Garage. Ramsa.vville. 3-2761 REPAIR AND recondition old dolls.

5-4152. 1 ROLL FII.M 25' rents. 103 Bank. DEVELOPED. ''printed Huber Photographersr ROOFER, expert, asphalt shingle, tar.

Gervais. S-1261. SINGER REPAIR DEPT. does guar ring mf aneed work on all sewir chines Genuine Singer parts. Free estimates 126 sparks.

SPECIALS la the hoys" departmeni Kalil Men and Boys' Wear. 277 i Bank. 3-1809. SMOKING affect you. dry throat plilegrm coughing? Enjoy bettrr smoking- by using Thuna's Pink Tanirts.

$1 prepaid. 306 Bank bt 1' 2-6388. SLENDOR TABLETS are effectiva, Two weeks' supply $1 00; 12 wee a as At ail druggista SALVAGING MEN AND THINGSj Neigh borbood Services, 6-2 1 00. Clothing, footwear and furniture 1 needed. SEWER TANKS, septic unks Inatal Compressor rental- Cement work.

Water leaks 8-1718. VENETIAN BLINDS, prompt deliver of our modern flexible cnetal blind for your home or office Connor Venetian Blind. 1148 Bank. WAZS" fJjZX'i? sSoli now situated at 197 Bank. 8-5023.

rAW.UBKUKLK. Willi. ITllMHMnMl diamond rings, etc WILLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE Evening claases on Monday and commencing September 1 1 Kennedy. Principal. Sparks St Telephone 3-3031.

YOU DON'T NEED ANY MONEY, credit all you want Union-made articles. 9 ways to buy Mas Feller, National Bldg It Rideau. Room 613. 10 Articles For Sale. VTASHEKS SERVICED BY factory trained cpe-r eialista Hughe Appliance L)d 464 Bank.

2-5303: 305 Rideau. a 1 Continued on Next Column) '1.