The Sun Times from Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada • 11

THE DAILY SUN-TIMES OWEN SOUND ONTARIO THURSDAY JANUARY 8 1942 ELEVEN 'Sash for Used Skates Sleds Skiis by Using Inexpensive Want Ads "4 In Wartime Fuse Plant Safety First Precautions Are Paramount DEALERS ID PICE BUYERS FOR AUTOS SPECIAL' 1939 PLYMOUTH CUSTOM COUPE $73500 TOMS' GARAGE WANTED in a fuse-lining plant cleanliness is a prequisue io i generates electricity and a spark could mean an explo- this plant Again safety why these girls In a huge plant at Bear- ion Tbe safety rules of this plant are stringent Riled I Production Is high bora Ont have head coverings (LETT) for loose hair fuses by the thousands (RIGHT) are packed dally in I safety Is stressed by the workers but not rushed In this Industry TWO HEN KILLED AND ONE HISSING WITH THE RCAF Took St Pierre-Miquelon On Direct De Gaulle Order Admiral Muselier Explains Personally Responsible for Allocating 6000 New Autos WHERE NEEDED OTTAWA Jan 8-CP) Motor Vehicles OontroUer Berry aald night that Ceiwuiiaii autcmo-blle dealers win be personally re sponrfble for allocating the 6000 new can new In tir hands among those who wish to buy Monday night Munitions Minister Howe announced that production of new can for civilian use will be stopped around the end of March or early In April after present lavatories of already fabricated parta have been exhausted There had been reports stocks' of can In dealers' showrooms might bs as a result of ths plan ned production stoppage but Mr Berry's statement last night aald sales of such can are not prohibit ed at present "The dealers themselves have agreed to use discretion In deciding to whom the new can may be sold" Mr Berry said week representatives of the dealers met with us In Ottawa and we readied a very satisfactory agreement dealers themselves will make the decision as to who shall have a car but it Is understood of course that doctors police depart menls fire departments and other pdbllc men and public services will receive preference" "Provided the motorists of Canada exercise every precaution against sodden ts drive their can as little as possible and keep their can In good mechanical condition no matter hew long the war may last there will be enough cars for those who really need them" Mr Berry aid tonight Bran without new oar production then was no reason to fear a shortage serious enough to affect these really in need of can are so many automobiles In Canada" he sakl wv could take every man woman and child In the country load them all Into the ears and trucks now in use and take them for a drive passenger ears there are more than 1500500 and trucks more than 350000 This 1450000 total when compared with our 11000000 population gives us approximately one vehicle for every seven person Imports of Coal are By US Refusal OTTAWA Jan Canadian coal production in November totalled 1 636158 tons compared with 1878344 tens In November 1040 the Dominion Bureau of Autistic reported yesterday Production during the eleven months of 1M1 totalled 16360474 tons compand with 15 895750 In the aama period of 1940 an Increase of three per cent the report showed November coal imparts totalled 2-796580 tons ninety-one per cent higher than the November 1940 figure and Included 3433689 tons of bituminous 371945 tons of anthracite and a small amount of lignite Exports in November totalled 59-370 tons compand with 47908 In 'tbe same month of 194a November coke production totalled 370000 tons compared with 278-000 In the notorious month and 258-000 In November 1640 while production In the eleven months of 1641 totalled 3589500 tons contend with 3746500 In the corrcrooadtng period of 164a Daily Cross Farm Market (Toronto Quotation) Poultry Market: (Nominal Prim to Shipper) Dmacd 8oliet Young Turkryi: ID lb and over -Young Grac: Over lbs l(t to 143 lbs 14 to 3to I ha Tool design engineers and draughtsmen for our sev-iral factories" Good wages Apply Chief En-jlneer Massey Harris Company Limited Bis KING ST WEST TORONTO Application not considered from those already engaged in war work Doily Sun-Times CLASSIFIED RATES If Paid for When Ordered IQ per word for tint ineeruon is per enird far each subsequent luua Minimum soak rale foe nt U-lertlnn 30c When Phoned or Charged Ito a word foe (lm inaertlon ito per word tor each eubeequent lieu Minimum eberge rate tor flret neeruon 43a (or each subsequent uaue 30ek Discount of 33 On charged eleislfled idvta paid within day Brel IB-vertbin Above Rtee tor eoneeattlve inaar-Mono liregular luerlioiw charged 10 tune rata lack eat initial and art of flgurra count sa no- vard retspbom 111 TO LET TWO HEATED ROOMS BATHROCi flat Furnlabcd UgM houtakeepir Orntral phone 403W S-l A COMPORT ABLE BADRClOM HXAI-ed gentleman preferred Apply 132S frd Ave list or Ktcn S47W B-i NEW MODERN BIX-ROOMED BRICK houie 1148 3nd avenue wek A Bcuily Phone 93 7-8-9-1 TWO OR THREE ROOM APARTMENT heated clean three-pleo bath or II desired gentleman may room or board Apply 893 4th AVI Eeat 8-7-8-1 PROPERTY FOR SALE 8 ROOM HOUSE 883 4th AVE BAST Be A WlUlieroft Canadian Oorporoton dy-13-1 dUblNESb LHANLES UHNHIAL STORE GREY COUNTY village living apartment Hydro old for 93000 Our price 1800 or' rant 15 Fixture Included Muir Seed Ceylon dy 301 ARTICLES FOR SALE STOVES COAL AND WOOD STOVES ready for delivery On duplay at BimpeoaT IVORY ENAMEL EMPIRE ANNEX UB- ti only tlx month Uke new Snap Phone 734 8-8-1 BRAND NEW CHESTERFIELD SUITE (3 pieoee) at 33 percent dlioount Winter pride now in effect Hurry Wardell Owen Bound CASH REGISTERS writer adding machine sale bougub sold repaired Typewriter! (or rent 388 34th St Owen Bouni Phone 3098W dy 18-1 WOOD FOR sal: DRY HARDWOOD FOR BALE ALSO lied slate Cut II Inch In 3 $3 or 300 a long Also city sake delivered Phone 791 dy-13-1 RARDWOOD BLABS AND SDCKNIM tor sale Oood truck mad 9b A Me-Arthur Pbona 1733 dy-tf DRY BOOY HARDWOOD CUT II" Spring KR to 4'fc lb 4 to 4R lb to lb 5 lb to I lb and over Failed I (be end over 1 to 4 lb 4 to lbs White over I I be tiiu Over I lbs Idea eud bluk fnthtred Kid I per ib leee thin thn price Dairy Producs: Country dealer quoted on ended eaaee free delivered to Tnrnuto talcs ride A lorse U'4 Orad A medium rude puilet 2S (had 37 Qride 33 hot Price no uugriui3 eb 33 31 M'i 00 ire 3c to 3e per draws bflow above quotation KfgS- elllnc Prtre to Befell Trad Beauty Parlor In Meaford For Sale Established 15 Years Splendid Ontele Enlisting In Women's Army Corps For Full Particulari Apply to BOX 153 MEAFORD The London Life Insurance Company has valusblt information for relatives of ROBERT McClelland born July 12 1842 former drygoods merchant of Owen Sound nd Toronto and hia wife Margaret Iumsden Miller McClelland Will any person having information about Mr or Mrs McClelland or members of their family please write to the Head Office of the Company at London Ontario LA JO BEASED NEW YORK Jon (AP) Replying to recent widespread criticism cf his duel raepcnttihUties Mayor Ouinli told the City Council yesterday that for tha present he Intends to continue as the city's Mayor and National Director of Civilian Defense He said that during a conversattcn President Roosevelt a plan had teen worked cut aftereby he wculd be relieved of much desk work detail connected with civilian defense STRANGE MAIDEN VOYAGE HOBOKEN Jsn A strange maiden icy age ended yesterday when a united States liner arrived from a round-the-world trip during which she was overtaken by the outbreak of hostllltiea In the Pacific and zig-zagged her way home fifteen days late The master said there were no untoward incidents FEMALE HELP WANTED TWO DINING ROOM OIRLB WANTED Apply Peterson Houve 7-l-S-l DINING ROOM OQUi Kue Water Inn WANT ID AT l-t-1 A YOUNO OERL TO CAR FOR CHILD sleep in Apply 1084 3rd Ave bet between 8 end 7 8-1 DININO-ROOM GIRL MOST BB Reliable and have experience Apply at Oboe tq Queen' Hotel Nb phone cell 8-1 WAlTRBSBXa WANTBD EXPERIENCE not neoemary Steady or pert time work Apply Ba I Bun-Time 8-7-8-1 OPENING FOR WOMAN WHO CAN 081 car 3 to 3') days per week on Raw-leigb Rout your ally Writ today No experience to etarL Good appearance end kn vlsdgs of housewives' needs helpful Products well annwn Writ today Rswlt sh'a Depk No ML-31-I38-I Montreal Canada MALE HELP WANTED JANITOR WANTS MIDDLE AO ID man preferred Must have knowledge of etexm beating also be reliable and honewt Apply to Boom 3 Hctel No phone call 8-1 THE FULLER BRUSH OO BAB OPEN-lng for reliable unbMiou man who believes with full time effort be I worth over 84600 per week For Interview and detaile write Garrett 103 15th BL A West Owen Bound YM1 APPLICATIONS WANTS THE UN-deraigned will receive application up to and including Daeamber Hat 1941 for the paeitlon of Awtetant Operator at the Thorabury tower Horn duties to commence at once For lurcher particular apply to Dillon Chairman Thorabury Pub-11 Utilities CommlMlsn dy-0-1 KAN WITH DIRNOT lenoe preferred 1130 atontbiy eoO bonus Writs Boa 4 Bun -Time WANTED A OAJUOR TO RBNT poaetble Phone 1MSJ CWTRAL IF 8-1-f-l WANTBD A COMPOftTABL BOMB tor on elderly lady Write Bos 0 Bun-Tlmee 7-1-1 L-wjjiie READY-TO-WEAR ouaoaaAT Wear Qlenranes Bale Eergaine in dramas tor smryons Oet your abaiw of bdrnolna at Leek dyta-3 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE BOrHAM COW I YBAIta OLD RIOHf every wig Freeh ten week More weighing 1400 lbe Mutt eU Bitort af feed IM! Mb Ave ONB YOUNO MILK COW ONE PURE bred Tiraworth eow to freshen oonJ one bicyeie almort new" Apply 847 f7-8-1 lHi etrert et Phone 108BW BOAKUfcKb WANTED OCjkPOICTAiLaCENTRAL woaia FOR ratee apply ptmonMly to Mn Redd! MS 8th St EM 8- QUILT PATCHES PNtNTm AND PtJwN IHtOAtxrtyfS Quito Oood Ole lb Order team Wto Lee 8e Br-I-I ifi it I APPLE GROVERS LOSE CONCESSIONS Can Expect No Special Trade Favors After War Is Over COBOURG an Apple grow ers could expect no special trade after eoncesaiona after this war Andrew Fulton of Grimsby former Ontario Fruit Growers' Association representative in England told the Northumberland and Durham Apple Growers' Association convention here yesterday The trend of the market did1 not look as attractive to this country it did 4n the past he said When this war was over the British market would not be closed to the United States and Canada therefore would have to stand on its own feet as far apple exports were concerned Mr Fulton said It was therefore logical Ontario concentrate on the domestic market Properly raised the big seller Mclntoeh would keep from September to March he ssid It wu revelled during the discuuion by George Dickson OAC Guelph on apple varieties McIntosh ind Spy apples were the most popular in Ontaria Chain stores were handling 40 per cent of the apple crop and a big markat lay in that direction Various varieties of apples and their good and bad points were discussed The convention concluded Thursday FURNITURE HEN AT STRATFORD Buyers Arrive from Distant Points for Annual Show STRATFORD Jan l-Fumlture buyers from the Maritime Provinces and from Northern Ontario and poinU as far west Calgary are in Stratford far the annual January furniture show In tha how rooms of the various furniture manufacturing plants Attendance is reported to be on of the heaviest in reeent yearn Tha dealers an unable to ge- diet at this early data Juit tha furniture show wiU turn out from tha stand point of orders 1-thbufih acmo era of the opinion that Riga orders wlU be placed Some buyon who purchased heavily hut year an atUl fairly wail tasked and others are still awaiting delivery of goods that has been delayed beoauee of raitrle-tiona on the raw swtarials AUhoumt thara an a few bow mutate on display a general ontung down on tha production of now linos boomisa moot plants bars ban too busy with peasant orders to create now designs and In many rases ths fiowmnent mutation have out down on thR amount of matetai available neoemary tar now furniture This io true mpaotoHr in tha ease of uphototerod furniture Ths local furniture shew wttl continue until January 10 wNcw is Death To German Submarines LONDON Jan A mysterious "new weapon" which makes escape impoodble tar any U-boat It hits now to balng used in tha Battle of the Atlantic British sources ssid today Although no eluoi wars given observers said tha weapon is ont of tha most powerful Britain has yst developed Ths last rsvaalsd by ths Admiralty was tha use of cats putted fighter mint planes from the decks of mere! mm as protection against raiding British aoureaa said tha now weapon results in increased affi timer of our aitocko and boats out of action immediately preventing their escape in a damaged conditio Tells af Seizure Ihe Admiral talking to newspapermen who arrived here yesterday cn the first passenger ship to dock since the occupation told how the seiaure expedition had started is manoeuvres out of an east coast Canadian port Three R-ee French corvettes and the Free French submarine Sur-couf largest In the world made up the flotilla After a day of manoeuvres Muselier said they were obliged to heave he did not explain and then were guided by the heavens toward Et Pierre" (This was the first reference permitted to the fact that the Buroouf participated in the occupation and clarifies ths variance cf previous St Pierre accounts as to whether three or four vessels participated In the action (The Buroouf with a surface displacement of 2J80 tons Is unique In that she carries a plane In her deck hangar) Vice-Admiral Muselier said he had promised the British Admiralty that certain of the ships would return from manoeuvres to oomoy duty Dec 27 Accordingly two of them went back a ccupls of days after the seizure kept my the naval commander said With a small party of other news men I arrived here yesterday and found in Et Plena a typical French fishing village peaceful and normal of appearance except far guards here and there sod prominently displayed Insignia of Roe France Government house the post-office and trie graph offices all were guard' id Many of the population were en rolling for service under General de Gaulle we were told Those who could not be equipped with uniforms were sporting armbands In tha tri-roior Barcn de Bournst the governor under the Vichy regime remained In custody with his wife aboard a spacious tug In the harbor visited dally by Vice-Admiral Muselier They and a number of others had been detained at tha time of the occupation Most of the others since have been released Use of Natural Gas Will Be Curtailed TORONTO Jsn Curtailment of natural gas in ium-assentlal industries of the Province wu forecast today a the cold wave resulted In radical Increase In the use of the fuel for domestic purposes Householders In HamUton Windsor London St Thomas and other communities are operating their natural gas furnaces at blast to combat sufcoaro temperatures and officials report fuel sunohaa have been drained seriously In soma section thara was a nuh to obtain eteetrio heaters and coal heaters as eomoaniai advised eomumsn to use alternate fuels In ease the eold wave eonUnuea indefinitely and the rttortaft Storm Porches We make theae In aootlone easy to eat up and taka down Thay gravida goad winter pretaatle keeping out the newt else a pine to remove rubbers eta and protect in Id floors WMowi a Spas laky kka Kxrrtai I less Company Umttod Owes Bound Ontario Previously Talked Over Action With Canada and DID NOT CONSENT MGuided by Heavens Toward St Admiral Says iBy D'Arcy ODourell Canadian Press Staff Writer) 8T PIERRE Et Plerre-Mlquelon Jan (CP-Cable) Free French occupation of this one-time Vichy possession was discussed tentatively with Canadian and United States officials before the Dec 24 coup according to Vice-Admiral Emile Muselier head of the De Oaulllst naval forces that tock over the col cny Vice-Admiral Muselier told newspapermen yesterday he had broached the project to Canadian Government officials and the 8 Minister to Canada on a visit to Canute before his expedition set out But he explained he had loft them with the impression he would not act without their consent wanted to sek for the agreement of the fovernmentg to the occupation" he aald received a formal and secret order from General de Gaulle to act Person ally I was not satisfied because thought they (the Governments) had the Impression that I would not act without their consent" Word Puzzle 7 VERTICAL 1 Group of six I Prefix denoting priority I Sacred Hindu word 4 Greek letter pan-nama I Ifsasura of capacity Too Italian 1 article I Ditch 10 Deuba 11 To conaldor II Baa aagla 14 Place of In- tenectlos II Shrill sousd It riper covering II Thlehot II Pertaining to snrfaea II Sloth A II Chinee money II Sun god II 101 1 II Fsar-ehapcd glasu vessul II Discount IT Among II Slang: tricky II Law: inter vanlsg 41 Inland 41 So ha It 44 Bucket 47 Tropical bird 41 Pual II Symbol for tantalum II Symbol for podium Four Previously Listed as Missing Now Presumed Dead OTTAWA Jan The Royal Canadian Air Force's 155th official casualty Hit yesterday reported two men kitted on active service oversees four previously listed as missing presumed dead cne missing slier air operations overseas and three previously listed as missing pvtrcr-rs cf war One man wu reported killed on active service in Canada two killed In an automobile accident and one dead from natural czuees in Canada Tha list bringing to 1263 the number of Air Force dead and mis' ing reported officially since the war started reported one min seriously 111 in Cknads Following is the casualty list with nritt of kin: Overseas: Killed on Active Service: Reilly Kenneth William 8gt Mrs Reilly (mother) Duncan BC Wolf Hiram Sgt Mrs Wolf (wife) Worcester Mas Previously reported Now tar official purpose! prawned dead: Woodward Norman PO Mrs Woodward (mother) care of American Consulate Geneva Switzerland FlfH Arthur Harry Sgt Mrs A Flig (wife) Edmonton Alta Hlltz John Cliiton Sgt 8 Hlltz (father) KentvlUe NJS Wainwrlght Kenneth Rowland Sgt Mr Wainwrlght (mother) Toronta teeing after air operations: Colpltte John William Sgt Mrs A Colpitta (mother) Elgin NB Previonely reported einw reported prisoner of war: Fox Frederick Gordon Stephen Sgt Mm Fox (mother) Lunenburg N8 Graham James David Sgt Mrs Graham (mother) Ooldboro 8 Knight Harold John Sgt Mrs Knight (wife) Toronto Canada: Klltod an Aetive Service! Cormier Joseph Ervsl Eric Sgt Mrs Cormier (wife) Vancouver (Cormier wu killed in plane cruta near Prince Rupert BC Jsn 4) Kt'ed in Automobile Accident: Nadon Joseph Yves Julian Sgt Mr A Nadon (mother) Ottawa Nadon Joseph Bdmond GlUes LAG Mrs A Nadon (mother) Ottawa DM From Natnral Causes: Niehol Henry Oswald FO Mrs Nlcholl Edmonton Alta Bsrlmmty ID: MeMorrin Gordon Alexander AC3 Mrs A MeMorrin (wife) Vancouver Canadian Cattle Herds To Make Up for Losses Increased 91 Percent OTTAWA Jan Ouem-and Jersey cattle raised on the rtna of quiet farms of Canada may be used aoma day to restore tha shattered herds of the Channel Island! Agriculture Department official sakl yesterday Commenting on fiia tou of herds on the Channel Islands now believed slaughtered by the Germans officials raid latest registration figure! showed a total of 139973 Jrr-eys and 37531 Ournseyi In Cxji-rda A London review of the cattle situation in the United Kingdom aid the kku of the Ouernsey end Jersey herds on tha Channel Is lands had foreed specialists to try that a new Unas and that a big postwar robtom would be restocking the lands with foundation cattle -Canadian authoritlm uld thro confident Dominion herds could supply what wu wanted furnace ntaebs 9350 toed hardwood nnd eedar for kindling tt 98-09 Phone UMM dy-O-l Hum Aoov prion tun no ole Creamery (olid No 34 to do 3B ecore 3J to do 37 ecore 32i to Note: Above price uoaed oo ebwum ale oiuln 341 33 334 QUOTATIONS TO BITA1L TRADE Creamery prints: Pint grade 334 to Second gredo 34e to Third gride 33'k to 334 344 Cburnins (Country Truck Price) NO 1 grad 33 to DISTRICT PNICEB District price (or No Otiurnlni Truck 33 deliyerod 38 AY PORT GRAIN PRICES TOBDNTO Jon I (CPJ-FjUowlng ire yedlerdty's clod of dobkimI QUOla-ttona on local grain trinaaotlou for ear lota prloe on bom el bay pons: No 1 Northern Manitoba wbeat 144k No 3 Northern wheat M'fci Mo I Northern vrlwe SO) Mo 4 Northern wheel 7Fii No 3 Amber Durum Mt unpie No 3 wheat aoi No 3 weatern eata 17 it No I OW oat Mlt: Nb 1 lead M'i mixed feed Mi mixrd feed 43 No 3 CW S-row sa)a ND 1 feed Manitoba barley Mki No 1 feed eereeninge per ton 3400 Ontario natural earn dwivared Ontario point F4-M: kiln-dried oorn IH-IOO Ontario grain appro ImaA price track ahtpplng point: Whaet 10S-10S osta M-40: barley 4d-M corn 71-80 rye 0O-C1 buck-whse M-OO: malting barley S3-S4 mill In oUm M-41 aiPBRIRNTATIVR IAL1 TORONTO Jon I RrpnoenU-tlv Uvoetock atom: Weighty etaon: Bla 1JB0 lb 910 aoven 1130 ib 8071 a 1109 lb 9830: tight lota lb ISJ8- Ught etcere: 11 teo to $0J8: 18 808 Mw 1058: ISO Ito 8010: eevm KO Mi NX tmo lb $8 8): five MO Me M-71 four am lb MAO four 908 lb 8818 Mil fen: If 188 lb 8830: five BO lb MM 14 8M lb tti hv 770 lb MM two 80S lb M78 two M0 Ib 9870 three 880 Ib MM five TM ib M-30: five 880 lb 87 Oowe: Two 1180 lb $7 38 ala 1300 lb 87 three 1110 Ib TS two 1-030 lb MM five MOO Mw 98: two 110 lbs 93-73: two 1190 Ibt 9310 IS 8S0 Uw 93 six 103 lbs 433 Bull: Three 1M0 lb MM: tew Moo lb two 1178 lb 87 Frd Palree: Three 730 lb SUM five rw lb 814 13 8M lb 91071 six 880 lbs 81038 Veal eelvee: 30 )M Ib 914 five' IM Me 913: raven JM lb 913 30 four 910 lbs 913 four IM Me 9Hi etven 100 lb M-Lambs: 13 119 lb 1158 NAFF GENERAL KILLED LONDON Jan A Ger-nsn brngdeut yatlerdsy said Major-rvneral Georgs Braun commander the Brandentwr dlvlHon had 0 i killed en the Bsstem front in member by Russian mine Hatotday'i HORIZONTAL lettered 6 Dm 11 Pertaining to tha skin S3 To light ap (post) 34 River Is England II Aselasl Ar yns hvndsrs of Great Britain wlf Music: three IP Latin eon-fiagtlon 19 Bna7tblrd 31 Ar'lrle 31 Bl: thplaca of Mohammed 14 Periodic wlnditorm 31 String 37 Craggy Mil 81 While 19 War god SO By of anbmarlM II Os tha oeaas 14 Japaseea measure II Egsality 'IT Pish aaius II Thus 85 Fracas 41 Greek letter 41 Small basket 41 Preflx: two 41 Girl's name 41 King of Phrygia 49 Ftkallka flsb 10 Made a da preset on li 11 Natnral 14 Climbing plant II To rent Answer to PIANO TUNING PIANOS ORGANS TUN YD DSMOTH-ed and repaired latlel action guaran- teed a Blacketoae Ml fth Bt Owen Bound Pbone 073 dy 1 1 uKniTureIiTOrage WRN BOUND'S ONLY PUBNITURa Stonge plant Dry nnd clean Rtavawr Servian prevdsta wear and tear cner- gM edernto Phone 10 Lee1 torage dy-to-1 watch Repairing PROMPT BBRVIOB ON WATCH B5-pelis New tone Jewelleie efftotal NR end OPJt witeh fraeeteen Ixd Ara-ue dee 8Hi YOUNO 3ldlWD-RAerYAVitaAbNi light tan darg fee while paw and nose strap am neckT Fleeee notify Button Ptaaheitoc 1-0-11 cSSBf s7 square Saw money Buy now too raring Muly Seed Cwyton Ont dy Itot CARS FOfT SALE ISM F0M3 4 new I Irene nH Hi mtoly earned ed taT Cm Bmind to ape Pti-INK Bt Wm 5v46l I.