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1 CHESTERFIELD, 'good condi- ‘tion, folding couch, mattress, upâ€" holstered chair, oil space heater, nearly new, floor lamp. Thomhill 2421‘23. c2w18 12 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, Nov. 1, 1951 CAPONS, masters and fowl, high- est prices paid. Don’t sell until contacting W. S. Appleton Oak Ridges Poultry Grading station. Phone King 59R14. V tfc17 WASHING MACHINE -SALE: Simplicity, only 1 left, no tax, $149.50; Connor, only 1 left, no tax, $159.50; Apex reconditioned, $69.50. Paris Auto Supply Ltd., phone 86 Richmond Hill. c1w18 YEAR!” reports Lionel Drew of Stoufiville, Ont. â€" a Ful-O-Pep feeder for 15 years. Keep YOUR flock average up with Ful-OtPep! Ask us for Ful-O-Pep Egg M‘ash. MILK COOLER; complete Surge milking machine unit with 2 pails, strainer, 2 milk cans; 4 reg. York- shire sows, 6 months old; practic- ally new Rangette; kitchen cabinet. Mason Fletcher, 1% miles south of Maple, apply Friday or Saturday evenings. *1w18 DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut: bedroom suite; chests,. breakfast room set; easy chairs; desk; occas- ional chairs; kitchen chairs; drop leaf table; lino and many other at- Sicles from storage. These, goods are all in good condition and will be sold cheap, so it will pay you to call anytime and see for your- self Clifiord, Clarke and Sec- comoe Sts., 1 mile east at Step 14A Yonge. tfc14 41s; Ebf‘FI'qLD 303 RIFLE for sale. A lovely sp'orting rifle with an ex- cellent peep sight as well as open sights, also a quantity of amunâ€" ition. '164 Lucas St. *1w18 1 BED SPRINGS & SPRING filled mattress;‘0ne wardrobe with 6 drawers; 1 vanity dresser, with 6 drawers. Phone Richmond Hill 134R12. ‘ c1w18 fidROUGHBRED JERSEY cow, bred, good milker. Ph-one Rich- mond Hill 137m. c1w18 5' HAND CROCHETED Table Cloths, beautiful design, reason- able. Thornlh‘i11285R23. c1w18 CONSOLE RADIO with player at- tachments, $15.00; 45 speed record player $10.00; new panel bedstead, walnut, $10.00. Maple 50R‘3. c2w18 SOFT & HARD SLABS, limb wood, fireplace logs, ,body Wood. All wood clean, dry, cut to desired length. Taylor’s Sawmill, phone Richmond Hill 463. *2w17 SAVE by using rough lumber: 2x4’s 6 cents a foot; boards~ $50 per thousand and up; timbers saw- ed to order. Taylor’s Sawmill, phone Richmond Hill 463. *2w17 GURNEY FURNACE, steel: weld- ed, 21” fire pot, complete with pipes, used 3 months, new condit- ion. Pnhone J. Devins ‘Jr., Wood- bridge 64R21. c1w18 “STEADY PRODUCTION ‘ALL E TIMBE’RS, 12" x 12" x29 ft. Ph. J. Durbk0wski, Richmond Hill 344 r32. *2w18 STORM ~SASKH, practically new Phone Richmond Hill 658R13. LADY’S FUR COAT, genuine Muskrat, full length, excellent con- giition, size 16. Phone Thornhill'99. ‘1w18 fiFFATT ELECTRIQ ' Stove, 4â€" burner and oven $25.00. Phone 450.1 Richmond Hill. *1w18 éCALES, white enamel pan type, twenty-five pqund capacity, five dollars. Thornhi11235W. *1w18 MIXED WOOD, $18.00 per cord; soft wood, $15.00 per cord; cut in stove lengths. Tom Mashinter, ph. Maple 54R31. . *3w17 USED REFRIGERATORS, recon- ditioned and guaranteed, $100.00 and up. Apply Chalk Refrigera- tion King 26R5. tfc44 GARDEN TRACTOR, 4 implem- ents. Apply 31 Jackes Ave. c1w18 LRON SINELE BED, complete, 68 Mill Road, Stop 23B. ‘ *1w18 MONK-ROE oil heater, used 3 mos. $60. Phone Zone 8â€"663.‘ *lw18 STUDIO COUCH, 4R21. ICE BOX, 50 1b. capacity, good condition, phone Richmond Hill 104W. clw18 McINTOSH, Snows, Courtland, Taflman Sweets, Delicious, $2 for No. 1’s, $1 for secon‘ds. Clifford L. Winger, Gormley, phone Stoufi- ville 61509. *2w17 CASH RATES, first insertion 3c per word, min. charge ,. 50c Second and subsequent insertons if wording unchanged, 15¢ per word, min. charge 406 FOR BOX NUMBERS an extra charge per insertion of .. 25c COMING EVENTS NOTICES: per type line 10c; min. charge 5% CARDS 0F THANKS, IN MEMORIAM, DEATHS, ENGAGEMENTS,‘ MARRIAGES, per insertion 75¢ BIRTH NOTICE . . . . . . 50c Classified advertisements should be in 5‘35 early in the week as possible but not later than noon on Wednesdays. Ramer & Son, Richmond Hill CLASSIFIED FOR SALE and WANT ADS ARTICLES FOR SALE POULTRY WANTED CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES $25.00. Maple c1w18 *1w13 CEMENT MIXER. 191114 Thom hill. c‘lwl' CEMENT MIXER at Yonge St; prlfr Thornhill 102. _ \ ‘ “c1w18 FOR RENT a 3-room duplex, chil- dren welcome. Apply Cedar, Beach Store, Lake Wilcox, or phoneRicli- mond Hill 231M. c1w18 ’48 PONTIAC SEDAN Delivery, heater and defroster, 26,000 miles, $1,075, phone 308M. *1w18 WRECKING 1935 Chev. Standard; body is rough, but all glaSS, heater and parts good shape. What do you want, or aS‘is $40.00. Maple 50R3. -‘ c2w18 $10,200 Richmond Hill, new, 3 bed- droom, 1% storey frame home, conveniently located, large modern kitchen, 18 foot living room, 4-piece arranged. Call S. J. Carlisle, arranged. Cal) S. J. Carlisse, Thornhill 12-01“ 394W Richmond Hill. David McLean Ltd., Realtors, Thornhill. c1w18 DAVID McLEAN FOR HOMES AND FARMS: $12,500 Scotth‘olme Sub-division, new 6 room, mason- ry bungalownon large 100 foot lot’, close to school and transportation. kichen designedhb'y Modern Plan- ned IKitchens, is compacfl and con- venient, other rooms include dining room, living-room, three bedrooms, modern 4â€"piece bath; constructed with a minimum of waste space, only $3,000 down, immediate pos- session. Call John McGinnis,‘ Thorn- hill 12 or Maple 68R5,vDaVid Mc- Lean Ltd., Realtors, Thornhill. ' » câ€"1w18 1ine_ day or week. C. Higgs, Steele’s Ave. W. .AZone 8-627. tfcll 2 ROOMS and bathroonfwith water oil heating. Tenant must be clean with good references. Situated 11$. miles west of Yonge St. at Oak Ridges on a paved road. Good loca- tin. Apply Harvey Mashinter, King City, phone King 3R13. c1w18 1E6 PLYMOUTH,"good condition Phone Maple 86J after 6 pm. 1936 TERRAPLANE Sedan. Re- cent overhaul and new paint job. Sealed beams and heater. Phone King 75J. \ c1w18 1936 FORD TUDOR, A1 mechanic- ally, heater, spotlight, slip covers, smart appearance. Phone Richmond Hill 1'04W afltel-a5 p.m. e1w18 LOT, 50 x 132 ft. on Connaught Ave., North York, close to school, reasonable; 1 large siie Quebec heater, excellent condition. Geo. Ross, 106 Newton Drive, Newtonâ€" brook. *1w18 rent or for sale 2 ROOM CABIN, suitablefor coup- le, Stop 17A Yonge St., Phone 40J Thornhill. ' c1w18 19â€"48 SODGE Custom DeLuxe “Se- dan, A1 condition. Phone Richmond Hill 254. *1w18 WRECKING 32 PLYMOUTH. Phone Robert Harrison 24R24 Map- le on Bathurst St., 1 door north of Mill Rd. *1w18 300 PEELS BARRED ROCK Pul- lets, 5 months old, 01- in smaller qLIantities, W. S. Appleton, Oak Ridges, King 5‘9R14. c1w18 SINGLE HORSE TRAILER for Hill 137R4 FURNISHED ROOM at Thornhill BRAND NEW: I already have a new car and'do not need this 1951 Meteor Tudor, color blue. Make me an offer. Richmond Hill 572J. - *1w18 FOR SALE 5-rooms, storey and a ,half, full size basement, hydro and water, price $4,500.00 cash. Pa'r- tiallyr furnished. Apply Mrs. M. Woodcock, 225 Ruggles Ave., phone Richmond Hin 644R. c1w18 ’50 HILLMAN‘MJNX Sedan, heat- 31‘ and radio, $1,275.00. 49 Yonge St. N. , *‘1w18 FOR REAL ESTATE, phone Fenn, Thomhill 168. tfc46 FOR REAL ESTATE, phone Fenn, Thornhill 168 USED CARS AND TRUCKS Hourly Pick-up Phone collect Agincourt 18.112 CAMPBELL MINK DEAD & CRIPPLED STOCK REAL ESTATE a FOR SALE OLD HORSES $15.00 AT‘YOUR FARM LIVESTOCK WANTED TO RENT also Phone Richiuond c1w18 fr rent, gaso- C. Higgs, "lw18 tfcll CUSTOM EALL’. P. M. TONNER for mean, fine work. painting and decorating. Phone Richmond Hill 438W. tfc43 SAND, g fill. L. B Hi‘ 384J CUSTOMVROTOTILLING. Phone 135R12 Thornhill after 6 p.m. r CUSTOM FARM PLOWING, cul-l tivating, tilling and discing. \n. H. Goqderham. Phone Willowdale 2508. a *30w41 FLOOR SANDERS for rental. Ed- dy’s, 55 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill 458J. ' tfc7 EECK WORK, chimneys and fire- places built and repaired. Phone I‘hornhill 296J or 97R13. c2w18 CUSTOM corn picking. Kal. Vize- 1y, R. R. 2 Gormley. Phone Thorn- hill 51r13. ’ c8w12 WANTED TO ‘BUY loose straw; also'custom baling done. Apply Maple 62R22. ' *3w16 BLACK CAT, white patch on chest, fur scraped off back leg, vicinity 'Arnold Avenue, Thornhill 244W. ONE BLUE TICK and one Black and Tan, vicinity of Thornhill on Saturday, October 27, answer to King and Rex. Please phone W. J. Smith, Richmond Hi1f343R6. c1w18 SAND AND GRAVEL, crushed stzne, loam and fill. E. Charity, Richmond Hill, phone 632W. tfc42 PAINTING and paperhanging, first class work, reasonable rates, sam- ple books and free estimates. A. Rollinson, phone Richmond Hill 414M. tfc16 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS, to all makes, new and used nia- chines, treadles converted to smart electric portables. For information call Reid’s Cleaners, Richmond Hill 625. I tfc8 DAY WORK ,wanted by experienc- ed reliable woman, 35. Cafe: store, or housework, full or part time. State hou1;s and wages (all replies answered). Box 41 The Liberal- 34,000.00 FIRST MORTGAGE, new home in the Scott Subâ€"division, Richvale, ranch type bungalow, 6 rooms. Contact C. A. Jesson, Mc- Kay Drive, Scott Sub-division, Stop 21A Yonge Street ’ c1w18 NAVY BLUE Knitte' Capraeg- er label. Phone Richmond Hill 108M Evenings. c1w18 A NUMBER of stocker cattle. Ap- ply J. A. Baker, Maple R. R. 2, phone Maple 63R41. c1w18 COMBINATION DOORS, storm sash made to order. C. B. Stout- enburg, 32 Richmond $11., phoné Richmond Hill 49‘1R. tfch , NILE TILE CO. ~ \ Rubber, mastic and lino tile and also arborite installations, guar- anteed workmanship. Richmond Hill 480M. ‘3w52tfc GORDON YOUNG LIMITED will be pleased to pick up dead or crip- pled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices. Telephone collect Woodbridge 6J or Toron’to, Empire 3-3636. *43w32 MAR-VAUEVT COMPANY, immed- iate service, custom ploughing, discing, machine dug septic tank beds, trenching, waterrand sewer services, tile drains, fill and loam by the truck load. Phone now. Thornhill 168, located at 6425 Yonge St. v c3w16 MARRIED MAN with greenhouse experience desires permanent pos- ition. Phone Newmarket 803W. ' ~ c2w’18 MALE, 12th year Richmond Hill High School student wants work 1) Richmond Hill 91‘ vicinity Friday evenings and Saturdays. Phone Phone Maple 49R32. ‘lwlzs AUTOMATIC Furnace Damper Controls with thermostat. Thorn- hill 235W. *1w18 FREE PUPPIES to good homes. Phone Richmond Hill 480M. clw18 ALL KINDS FURNITURE re- pairs, upholstering, cabinet work, wood carving. Estimates given. N. G. VanDyke, 33 Hunt Ave., Richmond Hill. tfc STORM WIIjDOWS washed, pain- ted and put up; also floors waxed and polished, cellars cleaned; also gardening, small cartage jobs, shopping service, or what have you. Thornhill ‘ 278R14. tfc14 CLEANING BASEMENTS, wash- ing walls, odd jobs, done by exper- ienced man. Thornhill 6R13. cfcl? MISCELLANEOUS EMPLOYMENT WANTED LIVESTOCK FOR SALE SA a v m, \. L u g . . y u ~ . . . _ . , , , Brillinger, phone Richmond 11’ tfc43 Ami GRAVEL, crushed gravel, crixshed story. and WANTED PLOWING. Maple 62 LOST c2w16 c4w18 c1w18 *4w16 {TROOM HOUSE in Thornhill vic- inity. Phone Thornhill 29. c1w18 HOUSE WITH CONVENIENCES, by Shell Oil Co. employee; 1 boy 14 years. Apply W. G. Rich, I\ew- market. *4w16 ACCOMMODATION for' young Couple, 2 children. in Richmond Hill vicinity from Christmas through April. Apply Box 38 The Liberal. xv *1w18 175 B. R. PULLETS, ready to lay. Apply Harold Hill, Gormley. Phone Stoufl’ville 61520. *1w18 TRANSPORTATION WANTED: anyone driving to the vicinity of O'Connor Drive and Dawes Rd., phone 317.} Richmond Hi1].. *1w18 FRESH KILLED ROASTING Chickens. Phone 317J Richmond Hill. ‘ *1w18 TRANSPORTATION WANTED to Duffel-in and Eglinton for 8 o’clock- in the morning, returning at 5 o’- clock in the‘ afternoon. Phone Richmond Hill 1R22. . c1w18 for December. and Janugiry, in a small £amily. Live in. Private room and bath near Richmond Hill. Please reply stating previous ex- perience and references. Apply Box 49 The Liberal. c1v_v18 TRANSPORTATION available for 3. or 4 persons to Toronto from Lake Wilcox and return. Monday through Friday. Leave 7.45 a.m., arrive St, Clair and Avenue Rd. 8.30 am. Leave City Limits 6.15 pm. (could lea’ve earlier in am. if desired). Phone King 84R5. c1w18 OWNER of ‘5 month-old part beag- 1e, tan and white pup found at Richmond Hill phone King 1R2. Call for same. c1w18 time work. Apply he Liberal fice, Richmond Hill. *1 LINOTYPE OPERATOR, for part GENERAL‘ HOUSEHOLD HELP 2 p.m. T1 auctioneer. SAT., ‘NOV. 24 -â€" Auction sale of 130 acre farm, registered and grade vaccinated Holstein Cattle. bred by Maple Cattle Breeders As- ociation, Percheron Mares, sows, hogs, and poultry, nearly new Ford Tractor, full ‘ line/ of implements, Surge milkers and Woods automa- tic cooler; hay, grain, roots, ensil- age and furniture. Farm has 130 acres, 90 acres of which are work able, balance in pasture, good ced- ar and maple hush with never-fail- ing creek. New hip-roof harn with steel stanchions and water bowls, ties 25 head of cattle. New con- crete block garage and implement shed 26’x58’. Good hen house w1th water on tap, cinder block milk house. Large two-dwelling frame house equipped with three-piece bath and running hot and cold wa- ter in both houses. Heavy wiring throughout. The property of John J. Kmet, on lot 24â€"25, East part, concession 5, Whitchurch Twp, east of Aurora, 11/; miles north of Aurora side road, 11,; miles south of Pine Orchard- Sale at 12.30 sharp. Terms cash for stock az-d implements. Fred Smith, auction- eer. L. Harper and 1.. Mount, Clerks. - TUES., NOV. 6 â€"_Auction sale of Household .furnishings, including electric «washing machine, Chester- field, bedroom suite, dishes, feath- er ticks, antiques, etc., the property of Henry Slack on DucheSS St. in the village of Stoufiville. No re- serve. Terms cash. Lloyd Thomas, clerk. Sellers & Atkinson, auction- eers. THURS, NOV. 8 â€"- Auction Sale Dairy Cattle, horses, pigs,-tractor, implements, hay, grain, etc., at lot 14, Con. 1 Uxbridge property of Walter Hope. Terms cash, no resâ€" erve. Farm sold. Sale at 1 p.m. Sellers and Atkinson, auctioneer. FRI., NOV. 9 -- Auction sale of 34 head of milk cows, baby beef, heifers, steers and calves and grain on lot 17 and 18, con. 4 King Twp., 21/2 miles north of King City, the property of Wm. Wilson. Sale at SAT., NOV. 3 -â€" Auction sale 3:. the new Stoufiville Livestock Sal Arena, selling livestock our spec- ialty: fresh cows. springets, neit- ers, sheep, calves, pigs, huruea. (Pick-up and delivery can be er- ranged.) Come early. bring some- thing to sell. This is yam commun- ity sale. “You bring it, We’ll Iell it.” Silo every Saturday at 1 pm. Make this your market where buy- ers and sellers meet. Sellers and Atkinson, auctioneers. tfc For letting people know about your euchre or bridge try the “Coming Events” column of Th: Liberal. Telephone Richmond Hill TRANSPORTATION SALE REGISTERS HELP WANTED WANTED TO RENT POULTRY FOR SALE Terms cash. A. S. Farmer, FOUND *1w18 By Will R. Bird The decline of a. shipbuilding dynosty and the economic turmoil that accompanied the changeover from sail to, steam in 19th century Nova Scotia are traced here by Mr. Bird, the down-east chronicler. “So Much to Record” is the story of John Winstill, the person- al tragedy that lay’ in his sudden blinding and the larger drama 'that saw the little Maritime ports desolated as shipyards closed, and the people bewildered in the face 3M technological change. Drawing on his broad knowledge of his native province and his scholarly historical data, Mr. Bird spins his story expertly. Certain weaknesses in motivation are the less apparent because suspense is maintained throughout. Even when action lags, as it does occasionally â€" and one is tempted to ask here why Mr. Bird is impelled to note the passing of season after season â€"â€" the cumu- lative power of the novel is enough to hold the reader. The story itself is not new with the author nor wholly new to his followers who remember “The Dory Builder,” one of the short stories in the “Sunrise :for Peter” collection. John Wintell becomes Jon Winstill, but his problems and the background rgmain the same. His wife was Molly in the story. In the novel, Molly figures again, but this time only as his first, fur- ious affair. His Wife this time is Judy, an appealing woman who comes out of the slum of Purple Rocks, a settlement of ne’er-do- wells near John’s town of Carrs- boro (a ringer for the real Cum- berland County Town of Parrs- boro.) - is the last'to hold the proud name of Winstill on the Nova Scotia coast. The proud name of Winstill is overdone. Sympathy of the reader for the main character is risked and the action slowed by John’s priggish concern for the family name and the lettering-in of the ancestral story. The side charac- ters, however, are almost always helpful to the story. The tomboy- ish She-Willie, the kindly Roxanna, the dipsomaniac Sally are clearly imagined and the figures of the village doctor, grbcer and baker, In a moment of panic traceable t\o her Purple Rocks environment Judy leaves John, leaves him to bring up her daughter, Elaine. whose paternity is in doubt. Judy returns to John's later years and 0F 34 HEAD 0}“ MILK COWS, BABY BEEF, HEIFERS, STEERS CALVES AND GRAIN LOT 17 & 18, CON. 4 KING TWP 2'/; miles north of King" City FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 The property of WM. WILSON I 1. Ayrshire Cow, milking, calf by side, due March 1 2 Hereford Heifers, 1% years old milking, calf by side, due April 3,-Durham Cow, milking, calf by, side, due April 2 4. Durham Cow, milking, calf by side, due April 2 5. Hereford Cow, milking, calf by side, due'March 24 Durham Cow, calf by side, due April 6 7. Durham Cow, calf by side, due April 16 , I ‘ 8; Durham Cow, calf by side, due April 15 ‘ 9. Holstein Heifer, bred, due in \ February ' , 10. Durham Cow, calf by side, due April 25 7 Head of Durham and Hereford ' Steers, about 800 lbs. each 5 Head of Holstein Heifers, 1172:: years old Above cows are all young 0) Grain , About 500 bus. of Ajax Oats 0 Concrete Work 0 Building 0 Alterations and re- pairs T. & H. Construction Telephone Richmond Hill 5sz or 288W No reserve, farm sold. Sale at 2 p.m. Terms cash ALVIN S. FARMER, auctioneer Gormley, phone Stouffville 67312 uLiterally Speaking” . . . About Books CLOSED FOR THE SEASON THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE General Contractors AUCTION SALE SO MUCH TO RECORD at could have been taken out of any old Nova Scotian town. By J. D. Salinger There is no doubt of the striking power of Mr. Salinger’s book. From the first page to the last it is in- tensely readable in spite of the fact that it has practically no plot. So far, the reader’s path is made simple. His problem is to decipher the book’s inner meaning and in‘ tention.‘ Perhaps the author intends sim- ply to produce a lifelike and con- vincing portrait of a. neurotic youth of seventeen. If so, he sue- ceeds triumphantly. This account, in the boy’s own words, of his thoughts and actions during the three days when he hides in New York, a truant to both school and home gives a complete and horrify- ing picture of what arich boy from an apparently cultured family can make of himself. Holden Caulfield, as the story opens, has just received notice of expulsion from yet another of the many schools he has attended. Al- though English is his best subpect, his stream of thought, like his con- versation, is a steady flow of un- grammatical profanity. His idea of amusement is limited to prosti- tutes, night clubs and getting him- self served with drinks though a minor. He attends movies and plays, but under protest. I do not think that in the course of the story he ever opens a book. Not surprisingly, he is painfully bored and contemptuous of all his amuse- ments. But rather oddly he feels not only dislike but; superiority to nearly all the people he meets. What makes the reader vaguely uneasy is the“ feeling that possibly he is meant to sympathise with this unappealing young neurotic, who, at seventeen, appears to have no unselfish thought in his head, 1h some ways the book recalls those English novels shortly after the First World War which attack- ed the English Public Schools. There are sketches of some of the evils which probably affect sporad- ically any boarding school system. But whereas in the English novels the hero generally suffered from his intellectual superiority to the hearty athletic tradition, young- Holden’s superioriy was apparent- ly not intellectual. Quite the most charming charac- ter in the book is his little sister. Phoebe, who bluntly asks him if there is anything he likes. At the end of the book, we are still won- dering. Beautiful shade of Matador Red Equipped with whitewalls, over- drive and radio- 30 day guarantee $2,250.00 1950 FORD CUSTOM CONVER- TIBLE’ Richvale Phone 111 Richmond Hill 1950 FORD CUSTOM 2 DR. One owner, immaculate condition 30 day guarantee $695.00 1940 DODGE DeLUXE 2-DR. This ;ar must be seen to be apprec- ’ iated BAKER SALES & SERVICE R.D. LITTLE & SON ltd. Ford & Monarch Sales & Service SHOWROOM OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 174. RICHMOND HILL RELIABLE USED CARS THE CATCHER IN THE RYE $695.00 1949 AUSTIN V2 TON PANEL $1,425.00 1949 FORD CUSTOM 2 DR. Wholesale & Retail all year round Special prices and arrange- ments for people who pick them up. EGG GRADING STATION Woodbridge on No. 7 szy. Phone 104.] Woodbridge $195.00 1936 PLYMOUTH COACH 1950 Ford Coach 1950 Morris Oxford 1950 Hillman Minx USED CARS 1949 Ford Pickup Heater and slip covers 1936 Ford Coach 1949 Hillman Minx New paint job $1,795.00 EGGS” Window Frames For Brick and Frame ConstructiOn Cellar Frames Sash Storm Windows Check Rail Sash Casement Sash Door Frames Colonial Door Frames for Brick & Frame Construction Octagon Window Frames and Sash Combination Doors â€" screen and glazed Screen Doors and Window Screens WINDOW & DOOR FRAMES KE. 0322 4868 For a speedy pick-up phone collect to your local agent: BANNER RENDERING & PACKING 80., LTD. Richmond Hill 47-R-4 Toronto LY.6237 COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS GUARANTEED WORK CALL OUR SERVICE DEPT. FOR APPOINTMENT OPEN UNTIL 10 RM. ENGLISH TRAINED MECHANICS P.S.: For all informa- tion call Richmond Hill 165 where Mrs. C. H. Sanderson will be hap- py to speak to you. We are paying highest market prices ‘ FOR DEAD OR CRIPPLED ANIMALS PHONE 10 IMPORTANT: BEFORE YOU BUY - FURS Notice to Farmers EL. P. MALTBY 75 YONGE ST. S. RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Members of the Retail Furriers’ Guild of Capada and- the Better Business Bureau I BUDGET TERMS 2-YEAR GUARANTEE on all types of Furs AUSTIN SALES & SERVIEE AUBREY NICOL /We also buy live horses Telephone Richmond Hill l34r31 PHONE 12 RICHMOND HILL ELGIN MILLS 968 ST. CLAIR AVE. W. 25 ELIZABETH ST.' BARRIE, ONT. Wiggins Furs ._. - and, above 911, buy only from a Furrier in whom you have per- fect confidence. Remember, the little distance to us will pay you dividends. , Compare QUALITY Compare .. STYLING Compare - VALUE Compare PRICE RICHMOND HILL]