THE WINDSOR DAILY STAR, WINDSOR, In Memoriams TRINIMAN-In loving memory of Norman Triniman who passed away, March 5. 1939. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near. -Fondly remembered by his daughter, Nora, son-in-law, Alvin and granddaughter, Sandra Gail.
2 Funeral Directors ALBEMY J. JANISSE SON "Established 1904" FUNERAL and AMBULANCE SERVICE 411 Sandwich St. East. Windsor, Ont. PHONE 4-2585 BELLE RIVER BRANCH Francis J.
Janisse, Mgr. MORRIS FUNERAL SERVICE LIMITED 4-5101 ED. MORRIS, Pres. 4-5101 PARKING: An additional service. We now a free parking space for 75 cars.
JAMES H. SUTTON (GARNET SUTTON, Mgr.) WINDSOR: Ouellette Ave. 4-2515 AMHERSTBURG: 11 Elm Ave. Ph. 160 JANISSE BROS.
FUNERAL HOME 585 LONDON WEST. 3-5227 THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME (GORDON P. THOMPSON, MGR.) PHONE 4-5747 961 OUELLETTE AT ERIE H. S. ANDERSON SON New Funeral Home Private Ambulance 861 Ouellette Ave.
Phone 4-4712 3 Monuments, Cemetery Lots Green Lawn Memorial Park of Memory" 52 Chatham St. West. Phone 3-9211 VICTORIA MEMORIAL Office 3-6742. CEMETERY PARK 4-6316 Personals Enlargement FREE With Each Roll of Film Developed 8-HOUR SERVICE Snappy Snap Shot Service 115 Chatham St. East Phone 3-9039 MORDEN'S METHOD 356 OUELLETTE AVE.
PHONE 4-2900 To Foot and Leg Sufferers. Hours: a.m., p.m.,; p.m. Please make appointment well in advance. Residence, 4-0859. FOR RENT MONTHLY OR WEEKLY "Sun-Ray" Lamps THE SPORTS SHOP GEO.
H. WILKINSON LTD. 4th FLOOR TAKE ELEVATOR RUSCI TREATMENT STOMACH REMEDY $5.50 a Bottle PULLEN'S DRUG STORE 1037 Droulllard Road Phone 3-1416 MASSAGE FOR HEALTH SPECIAL treatments for individual cases. Feel younger, look younger. Latest scientific methods used.
Rysol Health Club. 1521 Dufferin. For appointments call 4-5565. WEDDING PHOTOS REASONABLE PRICES MODERN PHOTO STUDIO 469 OUELLETTE PHONE 4-6911 HAND MIRRORS STYLISH five and six inch, double sided. with plastic frames and handles.
Zipper purse models, 79c. SALLY SHOP Wyandotte E. HEMAFIL Remember 1t-the famous tonic advertised by Prof. Gladstone now available at 309 Guaranty Trust Bldg. One dollar a bottle.
WATCH REPAIRING Tell Days Service All Work Guaranteed Crystals Daily CAPITOL JEWELERS Capitol Theatre Building HOS HOSPITALIZATION Individual and Family Group Plans PHONE 2-2545 SURE DEATH Bedbugs, Roaches and Moths HORROCKS. 114 Chatham West. 4-2781 RING READING PHONE NE 2-1221 Evenings Only All Day Saturday MADAME MELVA 972 Langlois Advice-Reliable No Foolishness No Guesswork CLARK'S FISH, CHIPS, 20c 1033 Wyandotte East. Phone 3-0368 FRESH MUSKRAT MEAT Bradley Paincourt Bob Johnson Pillette Road Phone 3-5350 France. Klein Service, 17 TICKETS to England, Hollander Belgium, Wyandotte East.
3-3382. TRY our home laundry service, carefully washed a and ironed. Delivery. Phone 3-7439. INVISIBLE MENDERS All Materials 1701 Ouellette Ave.
Windsor PAINFUL corns quickly relieved with Llovd's Corn and Callous Salve. Try it. 50c at all druggists. SLENDOR Tablets are effective. weeks' supply 12 weeks $5, at all druggists.
TO RENT TAILS OR DINNER JACKETS Complete with Shirt. Studs, etc. All sizes. Altered to Fit. CUSTOM TAILORED DEPT.
Fourth Floor. WILKINSON'S SPORT SHOP 333 Ouellette Avenue QUICK relief from stomach troublesindigestion, heartburn, sour stomach, dyspepsia with effective Wilder's Stomach Powder. 50c and $1 at all druggists. CRYSTAL READING By Appointment Phone 4-4047 DRESSMAKING. alterations, curtains.
drapes, slip covers. Buttonholes bound or tailored. Phone 4-0770, 223 Tuscarora Street. VISIT PAT'S ATHLETIC CLUB Learn to box. Different exercises.
Increase or decrease weight. 120 Sandwich St. West. 2-1795. NATIONAL FUMIGATING co.
Contract Basis Pest Control Phone 4-7001 MRS. LETTS GIFTED READER ADVISOR 937 GOYEAU. PH. 4-7178. 1 TO 10 Remember-You Get Full Value in Dry Cleaning at 0 00 0 Valet and Cleaning Service 1501 Parent Phone 4-9777 LYDIA WHITNEY DRESSMAKER Suits and Coats For Appointment Call 4-8335 MRS.
MNISZEK. dressmaker. ladies. children, wedding dresses. Alterations.
1557 Sandwich St. East, Apt. 1, 3-2767. TAYLOR'S. SECRETARIAL SERVICE Income Tax Consultant U.
S. and Canadian Forms Filed 1520 Ottawa St. Phone 2-2410 AI0 Curtains Washed and Stretched in My Own Home 50c a Pair Phone 3-4849 MADAM LILLIAN, card reading special1st. Phone 3-0419 between 4 a.m., p.m. only.
for appointment. LET me make your children's Easter clothes. Reasonable. Phone 4-0284 or 1956 Central. Blue Table Reflectors $2.35 and $3.35 JOHN WEBB 552 Ouellette Avenue Phone 3-2062 Dressmaking and alterations of all kinds LILY SAVILLE 952 Marion Avenue 2-2300 ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, Crack-Ups By Corka The Newspaper PM, "But your whole life is ahead of you.
You mustn't waste it in nostalgia for last year's class." 18 Automobiles for Sale FURS. coats remodeled, cleaned, relined, satisfaction. Estimates free. Polar Furs, 520 Church. 4-1812.
Established 1908. Men's Pajamas Made To Order Also Beautiful Handmade Baby's Wear Woman's Handicraft Exchange 4-8955 5 Strayed, Lost, Found LOST on Tec*mseh or between Tec*mseh and Detroit tunnel, sterling brilliant pin, tulip design. Sentimental value. Reward. Phone Tec*mseh 88W or 3-4964.
LOST. small change purse, brown leather, cn Sandwich Loop bus, containing about $23. American money. Phone 3-7102. Reward.
LOST passport and 2-card cases containing birth certificate. baptismal certificate and driver's licence bearing the name E. Ballantye. Finder please phone 3-1494 or 3-8603. LOST, Wallet in Tivoli Theatre.
Tuesevening, containing sonal papers. 1255 Monmouth, 4-6817 Reward. AIREDALE dog, female, black and tan. straved from 1053 Pelissier. Reward.
Anyone having seen this dog please phone 4-7382. LOST, lady's Elgin wristwatch between Ouellette-Dominion Store and 1028 Victoria Ave. Phone 3-6434. Liberal reward. FOUND, small shaggy haired black and white female dog.
White legs. Box 4311, Star. LOST, Saturday night lady's Elco wrist watch. Keepsake. Finder please return to 616 Reward.
LOST. Fur coat collar February 25. Windsor between and London. Reward. 181 Sandwich East.
8 Automobiles for Sale SEE IT THE 1946 PLYMOUTH Improvements Features Popular Price ON DISPLAY EVERY DAY AT ABBEY GRAY LIMITED CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH- FARGO DISTRIBUTORS 649 Ouellette Phone 4-1171 LUXURIOUS BODIES BY FISHER IN THE 1946 CHEVROLET NOW ON DISPLAY G. TATE EASTON LIMITED CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET TRUCKS 731 Goyeau Street 3-3543 DODGE 1946 Models On Display Ambassador Motors LIMITED YOUR DODGE, DeSOTO and DODGE TRUCK DEALER 722 Wyandotte East 4-2571 BUY SELL TRADE Model A Roadster, 4 new tires $195 1936 Willys Panel $175 Model A Coach. Good $265 1938 Reo Stake Truck $725 NO TRADE-INS NECESSARY SHORTY'S GARAGE 853 Walker Road Phone 4-3480 Residence Next Door DODGE 1946 Models On Display Ambassador Motors LIMITED YOUR DODGE, DeSOTO and DODGE TRUCK DEALER 722 Wyandotte East 4-2571 BUY SELL TRADE 1935 Dodge Coach 1935 Chevrolet Coach 1933 Ford Coupe 1930 Model A Coupe AUTO SALES WYANDOTTE AT LANGLOIS CAR SALES FINANCED One-Third Down Payment Ten Months to Pay Over $500 15 Months QUICK SERVICE GUARANTEED HARRIS FINANCE CO. 69 Wyandotte East Phone 3-2170 1946 Plymouth ON DISPLAY IN TEc*msEH DUFFY REAUME PHONE 115W. 1931 FORD Coupe Pickup.
Serial CAP 8466. Four 6-ply new tires. Good spare. $285. V.
M. St. Louis. 1379 Elm. 1931 HUPMOBILE sedan.
Serial L12001, new tires. battery and clutch, runs fine. $250. C. Boguki, 1943 Bernard.
-PAGE NINE 10 Repairs, Accessories, Tires Wilfred Cox, 39, of 825 Marion avenue, died today after a long illness. Mr. Cox was born in Amherstburg and came Windsor 37 years ago. He was a barber. He was' a member of the Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Josephine Cox, Windsor; two sisters, Mrs. James Taton, Windsor and Mrs. Norman Green, Riverside; two brothers, Robert and Joseph Cox, both of Windsor. Funeral services will be from the Anderson Funeral Home, 861 Ouellette avenue, Friday at 3:30 p.m.
Rev. H. M. Paulin, D.D., will officiate. Burial will be in Windsor Grove Cemetery.
Francis Lambert OBITUARIES RIES Wilfred Cox George Hall George Hall, 46, of 1553 Moy avenue, died today in Ford Hospital, Detroit, after a long illness. Mr. Hall was born in Ireland and came to Windsor from Toronto 19 years ago. He was a traffic officer at the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. He was a member of the Earl of Erin Lodge, L.O.L., No.
584, Walkerville, the Black Preceptory and the Ulster Club of Detroit. He was also a member of Lin' coln Road United Church. Besides his widow, Martha, he is survived by two daughters, Meta and Anna, both at home; sister, Mrs. Rachael Jones, Ireland; and two brothers, Harry and John Hall, both of Ireland. Funeral services will be Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
from the Anderson Funeral Home, 861 Ouellette avenue. Rev. M. A. Bury will officiate.
Burial will be in Victoria Memorial Park. Funeral services for Francis Lambert. 41, of Lesperance road. Tec*mseh. who Monday in Hotel 12tea Dieu Hosptial after a long Illness, will be Thursday at 9 a.m.
from the residence, to Ste. Anne's Church at 9:30. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Prayers will be said at the residence tonight at 8 o'clock. Mr.
Lambert was born in Tec*mseh and lived there all his life. He was employed at the Ford Motor Company. Surviving are his widow, 'Alphonsine; three children, Donald, Genevieve and Elaine, all at home; his mother, Mrs. Dolphine Lambert, Tec*mseh: two brothers, Roland. Detroit, and Lawrence, Tec*mseh; and a sister, Albertine Lambert, Tec*mseh.
John Hughes John Hughes, 52, of 1075 Raymo road, died last night in Metropolitan General Hospital after a six months illness. Mr. Hughes was born in Coatbridge, Scotland, and came to Windsor years ago. He was employed at the Ford Motor Company. He was a sergeant and drill instructor in World War I.
Besides his wife, Margaret, he is survived by five children, James, Windsor; John, U. S. Army. in Mr. Hughes and Francis, all at home; one sister, Mrs.
James McLean, Scotland; and brothers, Frank and Timothy, both of Scotland. Funeral services will be Saturday at 8:30 a.m., from the Albemy J. Janisse and Son Funeral Home, 411 Sandwich street east, to Holy Rosary Church at nine. Burial will be in the soldier plot, St. Alphonsus Cemetery.
Prayers will be said tonight, Thursday and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock. A MAN Their are "PRECIOUS" protect them BUY VERDA RAY 40 CENTS UP DODDS KIDNEY PILLS ATM BACH RHEUM ADDER 4087. THE SCOTT'S OINTMENT NEW Treatment for BURNS, SCALDS, WOUNDS Relieve the pain of buras, cuts, minor skin irritations with new SCOTT'S OINTMENT. Contains vitamin-rich cod liver oil and soothing lanolin. Scott's OINTMENT in the handy tube is easy to apply, stimulates faster healing.
At all druggists. Prepared by the makers of SCOTT'S EMULSION The YEAR-ROUND high energy tonic Mrs. Catherine Rose Mrs. Catherine Rose. 74, died yesterday at her residence, 728 Pacific street, Remington Park, after a long illness.
Mrs. Rose was born in Anchorville, and came Windsor from Chatham 25 years ago. Her husband, William, died in 1940. She is survived by two sons, Wilfred. Remington Park, and Henry, Sandwich West; three daughters, Louise, at home, Mrs.
Telmer Johnson, Windsor, and Mrs. Alice Legue, Chatham; five grandchildren: two sisters, Lena Baetens, Detroit, and Mrs. Lillian Haney, Detroit; two brothers, Jack and Charles Miller, Detroit. Funeral services will be from the residence Saturday at 9:30 a.m., to Sacred Heart Church at 10. Prayers will be held at the residence tonight, Thursday and Friday evenings at 8:30 o'clock.
Two Oratory Finals Here W.O.S.S.A. Contests At Two Schools Windsor will be host to the senior boys and girls W.O.S.S.A. public speaking contests on Friday, March 15 at 2 p.m. The senior boys will be held in Patterson Collegiate while the senior girls will take place in Kennedy Collegiate. The junior boys' contest will be at Forest on Wednesday, March 13.
Time and place of the junior girls' contest has not yet been decided. The main difficulty of setting dates is that spring examinations are being held in many schools during the next two weeks. Examinations will get under way at Kennedy Thursday and continue for a week. However, since the senior girl representative from Windsor, Hope Arnott, is a fourth form student at Kennedy, Principal A. F.
S. Gilbert has arranged the examination timetable SO all fourth forms will not have examinations Friday afternoon and will be able to attend the contest. Igor Kaplan, junior boys' representative from Windsor, also from Kennedy Collegiate, will journey to Forest the day before his examinations start. Barry Katz, from Patterson, is the senior boys' speaker representing Windsor and Luana Louch, Kennedy, is the junior girls' finalist. Everyone is invited to attend these final contests.
Miss Arnott is speaking on "Town Planning" for her prepared address, while Mr. Katz has chosen "Russia today." Hockey Teams Announced Teams were announced today for the annual hockey match between Windsor public and separate schools on Friday night at the arena. W. L. Dimmock is manager and coach of the public school team, with Stuart Tuck as his assistant.
Members of this team are: George Bissett, Donald Parsons, Donald Allison (captain). Roger Daneliuk, Douglas Buckner, Olav Kaskinen, Bob Bishop, Nick Donison, Bill Jarvis, Murray Cameron, Omer Cardinal. Fred McLennan, Dick Baker, Elmer Skov, Kidd, George White, Jerry Stevens and Pat Wild. Brother Cyril, of De La Salle School. is manager and coach of the separate school team, with Brother Edgar as his assistant.
Members of this team are: Jack Caza, Rudy Doldin. Gordon Goulet, Leonard Sampson, Richard Hiller, Dino Gatti, Paolotto, Allard. Grant Zavitz, Raymond Brooks, Philip Lemieux. Norman Dumouchelle, Maurice Berthiaume, Stanley Klokman, Rockney Delauney, Arthur Renaud, Donald Carriveau (captain), and Albert DeLuca. Schubert Choir Concert April 10 The Schubert Choir of Windsor will hold its annual concert on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, April 10 and 11 in Walkerville Collegiate.
The work to be presented is the famous oratorio by Joseph Haydn, The Creation. This will be its first appearance since the Christmas benefit proceeds of which were devoted to the purchase of a resuscitation machine for the babies ward at Grace hospital. Harold J. G. Jackson, director of the choir for several years, will again conduct the performance.
Greta French will be the accompanist. Soloists to sing with the choir have not been named vet. FAILURE URE Your best laid plans may fall if an annoying cough prevents you from presenting them. Coughs due to colds are quickly relieved with Smith Bros. Cough Drops Black or Menthol -10c everywhere.
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$3.00: one month, $1.00 Births KIDD-Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kidd (nee Grace Noreen Butler), wish to announce the birth of a son, George Robert, on March 4, 1946, at Grace Hospital. UNGER and Mrs.
D. B. Unger are happy to announce the birth of a March 3, 1946, at' Grace Hospital. and Mrs. Alan Webb (nee Pearl Cady) announce the birth of a daughter, on March 4th, 1946, at Grace Hospital.
Deaths March 5, 1946. residence. 8717 Helena aged 66 years, Orangelawn, Detroit. Beloved mother of Celesta and Leslie, Lucille and Luella. Step-mother of Victor, Lawrence.
Beatrice, Addie and Bernadette. Funeral Friday at 9 from Bros. Funeral Home, 8445 Jefferson Ave. East, Detroit. Church of the Epiphany at 10.
Doris Ruby R. C. N. 18 years, March 5, 1946, at Essex County Sanatorium. Loving daughter of Whito, 170 Windsor Ave.
Dear sister Margaret, Houston. Texas; Mrs. Frank Anderson, Windsor: Douglas, Windsor and Private Russell, R.C.E., Ottawa. Resting at Anderson's Funeral Home, 861 Ouellette Ave. Service Friday, March 8, at 1:30 p.m.
Reverend G. E. Ashton, R.C.N.. officiating. Interment in Victoria Memorial Park under seminaval auspices.
COX Wilfred. 39 years. March 6, 1941, Essex County Sanatorium. Loving son of Mrs. Josephine Cox, 1058 Elsmere Ave.
Dear brother of Mrs. James Caton, Windsor; Mrs. Norman Green. Riverside: Robert and Joseph, Windsor. Resting at AnderFuneral Home, 861 Ouellette Ave.
Service Friday, March 8. at 3:30 p.m. Reverend H. M. Paulin, D.D..
officiating. Interment Windsor Grove Cemetery. HALL- George, 46 years, March 6, 1946, at Ford Hospital, Detroit. Beloved husband of Martha, 1553 Moy Ave, Dear father of Meta and Anna at home. Dear brother of Mrs.
Rachael Jones: Harry and John Hall. Belfast, Ireland. Resting at Anderson's Funeral Home, 861 Ouellette ave. Service Saturday, March 9, at 1:30 p.m. Reverend M.
A. Bury officiating. Interment Victoria Memorial Park. HUGHES John, 52 years, passed away March 5, 1946, at Metropolitan Hospital. Beloved husband of Margaret.
Dear father of James, Windsor: John, Army Corps, Texas: Catherine, Francis and Patrick, at home. Brother of Mrs. James McLean. Frank and Timothy of Scotland. Funeral Saturday from Albemy J.
Janisse and Son Funeral Chapel, 411 Sandwich St. East. at 8:30 a.m. and to the Holy Rosary Church at 9 a.m. Interment Soldiers' Plot, St.
Alphonsus Cemetery. LAMBERT- -Francis. 41 years, passed away March 4, 1946. Beloved husband of Alphonsine nee Tousignant). Dear father of Donald, Genevieve and Elaine.
Son of Mrs. Dolphine Lambert. Brother of Roland of Detroit, Laurence and Albertine of Tec*mseh. Funeral Thursday from. the late residence.
124 Lesperance Tec*mseh, at 9 a.m, to Ste. Anne's Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment Ste. Anne Cemetery. Prayers Wednesday evening at the residence at 8.
(Albemy J. Janisse and Son) -Ellen Reilly, 90 years, March 5th, 1946, at East Windsor Hospital. Dear mother of Mrs. J. A.
McKinnon, city. Grandparent of W. Clifford McKinnon, Nobel, Mrs. C. W.
Andrews. Windsor: other grandchildren residing in Toronto. Sister of Mrs. William Ward, Windsor. Resting at Anderson's Funeral Home, 861 Ouellette.
Service Thursday, March 7th at 3:30 p.m. Reverend Dr. R. Young officiating. Interment in Victoria Memorial Park.
Toronto papers please copy. -Clifford Wesley, R.C.N.V.R, age 30 vears, March 3rd. 1946, at Christie St. Hospital, Toronto. Beloved husband of Isobel, 636 Dougall Ave.
Dear father of Gerald at home. Loving son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Naish, Detroit. at Anderson's Funeral Home 861 Ouellette.
Service Thursday, March 7th. at 30 p.m. Reverend F. G. Farrill officiating.
Interment in Victoria Memorial Park under -military auspices. ROSE Catherine, aged 74 years, March 5. 1946. Beloved wife of the late William Rose. Dear mother of Wilfred of Remington Park, Henry of Sandwich West, Louise at home, Mrs.
Telmer Johnson of Windsor and Mrs. Alice Legue of Chatham; 5 grandchildren. Sister of Mrs. Lena Baetens, Mrs. Lillian Haney, Jack Miller and Charles Miller of Detroit.
Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a.m. from the late residence. 728 Pacific Remington Park to Sacred Heart Church at 10. Prayers evenings at the residence at 8:30. (Janisse Bros).
Card of Thanks JOHNSTON-Mrs. Richard Johnston and family wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy and floral tributes shown in the sad bereavement in the loss of a loving husband and father. Special thanks to Rev. Howes of Calvary United Church. NELSON -Mr.
George Nelson and family wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors for the many kindnesses shown in the recent loss of a loving wife and mother, Mrs. Rosetta Nelson. Special thanks to Rev. H. J.
Storm, employes of the Union Gas. Windsor Lumber and employes of C. N. R. car ferry, also pallbearers and the James H.
Sutton Funeral Home. VOAKES- -The wife and family of the Voakes wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for sympathy, floral tributes, loan of cars during their recent bereavement in the loss of a loving husband and father. Special thanks to Rev. Ransom, the pallbearers and James H. Sutton Funeral Home.
In Memoriams brother, Billie Partridge, who passed away March 6, 1944. An open gate at the end of the road, Through which each must go alone, Beyond that gate, my dear brother Finds happiness and rest. And there is comfort in the thought That a loving God knows best. -Sister Marie and -law Bill. PARTRIDGE--In loving remembrance Billy Partridge who passed away two years ago, March 6, 1944.
He will aly dys live in the hearts of his sister, Marie, and brother-in-law Bill Featherston. WESTLAKE -In loving memory of Beatrice E. Westlake who passed away one year ago, March 6, 1945. Though your smile has gone forever, And youn hand I cannot touch, shall never lose sweet memories, Of the one I loved so much. -Always remembered by her pal, Bill.
In Memoriams GIGNAC--In loving memory of our dear Mother, Marie Gignac, who died 9 years ago, March 6, 1937. I have only your memories, dear Mother To last me through, But the sweetness will last forever As I treasure: the memory of you. -Sadly missed by daughters Evangeline. Alice and Emily. PARTRIDGE -In loving memory of William Arthur (Billie) Partridge who journeyed to The Great Beyond March 6, 1944.
Unseen by the world, he stands by our side And whispers. "My loved ones, Death cannot divide." -Ever remembered Dad and Mom. In remembrance of my 10 Repairs, Accessories, Tires DELAY now will COST YOU much more in TIME and MONEY later, GET your tuneup NOW for that LAST LONG LAP Where there is something NEW in CUSTOMERS' Comfort and Convenience. NO CONGESTION NO WAITING Expert Mechanics and Supervision WINDSOR'S FINEST MOST MODERN SERVICE CENTRE J. T.
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DISTRIBUTORS OF THE FAMOUS SEIBERLING PRODUCTS 671 Wyandotte East Windsor Phone 3-3507 BE GOOD TO. THOSE NEW TIRES! PRESENT THIS AD FOR FREE INSPECTION ON FRONT-END ALIGNMENT G. TATE LIMITED CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET TRUCK 731 GOYEAU STREET 3-3541 SUPERIOR RADIATOR CLEANING and REPAIRING NEW RADIATORS AND CORES For Any Make of Car, Truck, Tractor 1945 Wyandotte E. Phone 4-5242 BRAKES TRUCKS. TRAILERS AND AUTOS CHECKED AND RELINED We Service All Power and Mechanical Brakes at a Moderate Price BADGLEY'S GARAGE 944 NIAGARA STREET 4-9888 UNIVERSAL AUTO MATS FOR ALL CARS GENERATORS EXCHANGED FOR ALL POPULAR CARS STANDARD TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLY Wyandotte, Corner Aylmer "VINCENT" Radiator Service Co.
Repairing Cleaning New Radiator Cores for Cars, Trucks and Tractors 625 Mercer Street Windsor 2-1200 SHOCKS Ford "Lovejor" Shock Absorbers are now available JANISSE BRAKE SERVICE 558 Tuscarora St. Phone 4-3620 WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Sares You Money Sertes You Better Goodyear Tires. Batteries, Vulcanizing New Location: Dufferin at Wyandotte 4-4313 HOWARD AUTO PARTS New and Used Parts 968 HOWARD PHONE 3-1730 Seal Beam Lights For All MA Makes GLASS INSTALLED Reconditioned Generators Exchanged EAST WINDSOR AUTO PARTS 959 Drouillard Road Phone 4-4902 ATTENTION MOTORISTS STEWART WARNER "South Wind" car RAS heaters now available at Horseshoe Pattery Electric Service, 745 Aglmer Ave. RADIATOR Service. Cleaning Cities and repairing any Border Auto Wreckers, 339 Wyandotte E.
3-3315. 24-HOUR SERVICE ON VULCANIZING CHECKER CAB CO 379 GOYEAU ST. PHONE 3-3551 GET a perfect steel roof on vour car at Leo's Paint Shop, 1040 Windsor. Phone 4-6749. For New and Used Auto Parts See ERIE AUTO PARTS 935 Howard Ave.
ROYAL WINDSOR GARAGE Every Service For Every Car 334 Dougall Avenue Phone 3-7478 FOR sale one General Electric battery charger. size 12 (new). Apply 930 Liilian, after 5. STUDEBAKER AND PACKARD DISTRIBUTORS And Service on All Makes DELA HAYE MOTOR SALES 1695 London W. at Campbell 4-9424 EXPERT COLLISION WORK Body Fender and Painting MATHER'S 655 Langlois Are Phone 3-3709 DON'T forget! When your car stuck in the mudCall Bill Garrick, 4-6944 TWO 500x19 TIRES AND TUBES Heavy Duty Sacrifice Ross' Garage 180 Bruce.
Rear V-8 and Model A motors. Glass installed. Generators and starters REMINGTON AUTO TO SUPPLY 1600 Howard Ave. Phone 4-1370 STRONG MOTORS Service on all makes of trucks and care Apply 701 Wyandotte East 1937 GRAHAM Cavalier, supercharger. Serial 220176, five tires, heater, motor newly overhauled, $400.
Apply L. Mousseau. St. Joachim. Phone 18Ring13 Belle River.
1926 Model Ford Serial C677448. 5 Tires. $35 N. Marchi. 1726 Highland 1928 MODEL A Ford.
Serial CA8837, five tires, new paint, newly upholstered, $185. 958 Tec*mseh Road West. D. Tuccolino. 1930 FORD Sedan, serial CAW4155.
5 good tires. New battery. condition. $200. Leonard Beyer, 1831 Tourangeau after 5.
1941 FORD two-door, serial 2A10942. Rebuilt motor, 4 new tires, heater and defroster. Price $595. Want lower priced car In trade. Apply Steve Kakuk.
1518 Marentette phone 2-1501 1930 PLYMOUTH Sedan. tires, spare. PV79064E, $155. Elmer Bondy. 2270 Marentette.
LATE Model Indian Scout motorcycle, shape. 317 Jefferson Riverside. at Leo's Paint Shop, 1040 Windsor. 1934 HUDSON 4-door sedan, with trunk. Serial CA312, 5 tires.
$200. Call WILLYS NASH SERVICE GEORGE WRIGHT GARAGE CORNER LONDON and CARON. 3-9632 8a Garage Equipment LOOK MEN GARAGES, AUTOMOBILE DEALERS AND SERVICE STATIONS 30 DAY DELIVERY ON HYDRAULIC HOISTS Manufactured in Windsor by reliable firm. Prices authorized and approved by W.P.T.B. Prices and specifications on application.
A rugged and improved version of the standard hydraulic hoist LANORK INDUSTRIES LTD. A SUBSIDIARY OF LANG JEWELL LTD. The "Equipment House" 671 Wyandotte St. East Windsor Phone 3-3507 Motorcycles--Bicycles EASTSIDE CYCLE SHOP NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION 824 PILLETTE ROAD NEAR WYANDOTTE E. Parts, Accessories To Fit Popular Makes of Canadian, American, English Bicycles MODERN REPAIR FACILITIES FOR PICKUP DELIVERY SERVICE CALL 4-6674 GENT'S BICYCLE FOR SALE In Good Condition 1804 Ellrose Avenue INDIAN Engines 45s and 745.
new or rebuilt. are now ready for immediate delivery. If you arrive in London first thing 1n the morning, you can ride your motorcycle home the same day with 8 new or rebuilt engine. Trade-in allowance made for engine. Rae J.
Watson, 257 Wellington at the subway. London. Motorcycle headquarters for Western Ontario. TIRES and batteries for Harleys and Indians, now in stock. New and used motorcycles.
Windsor Motorcycles, 2504 Howard. Phone 4-9162. CALL OTTAWA CYCLE 4-7393 For the latest in Bicycles, Wheel Goods Toys and Sporting Equipment A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Spring Bicycle Till Called For O. K. Cycle Shop 1679 Drouillard Rd.
MAN'S BICYCLE In Good Condition 988 Oak Ave. NEW and USED BICYCLES. Experts do your repairing. Rathwell's, 125 Wyandotte West. Phone 3-3861.
10 Repairs, Accessories, Tires DO YOU OWN A FORD MERCURY OR LINCOLN? IF SO IT'S WEBSTER MOTORS FOR AUTHORIZED SERVICE LARGEST STOCK OF PARTS CITY'S FINEST EQUIPMENT BEST MECHANICS TWO GARAGES TO SERVE YOU! WEBSTER MOTORS (WINDSOR) LIMITED 48 Wyandotte-East 4-1185 Ottawa at Hall 3-7419 AUTO RAD CLEANED AND REPAIRED Heavy Duty Flat-Tube Radiators Made To Order National Auto Radiator 667 Cataraqui Phone 4-7884 11 Trucks and Trailers ONLY ONE LEFT BRAND NEW 3-TON HEAVY DOTE 4-WHEEL DRIVE ARMY TRUCK SPECIAL ALL STEEL VENTILATED VAN BODY VENEER INSULATION SIDE AND REAR DOOR OPENINGS Only Half of Original Cost J. T. LABADIE LTD. AUTHORIZED DEALER BUICK PONTIAC CADILLAO G.M.C. TRUCKS 465 Gogeau Street Phone 4-7581 1937 International Stake 2 Ton, $496 1941 Ford Stake Dump 1940 Ford 112 Ton Truck, steel box 1935 Dodge Panel AUTO SALES WYANDOTTE AT LANGLOIS ONE new 4 wheel trailer: one new stake truck box, David, Bondy, River Canard on Highway Phone 4-0042.
NEW all metal truck body, 7x12, suitable for grain hauling or gardener, will sell reasonable. Renaud. 3-5530 FOR sale. 1940. White truck panel, step and drive.
Sell for $1,000. Wheelbase five A good tires. A. Gouin. Tec*mseh.
R.R. 2. phone Tec*mseh 102W. COMPLETE new trailer axle, with 16- inch wheels. B.A.
Auto Supply, 620 Wyandotte West. 1944 FORD 3-ton dump truck. stake body and steel dump box. Hydraulic hoist. Air brakes.
Spare rim only. $2.375. Will take passenger car in trade. R. Jackola.
Blue Water. Sarnia. FOUR wheel trailer, heavy duty. make good farm wagon. Howard Auto Parte, 698 Howard.
12 Wanted -Automotive SELL, BUY OR TRADE Your Used Car or Tractor to the company that handles the MOST IN WESTERN ONTARIO DON CURTIS AUTOMOTIVE CO. LID. DON CURTIS Manager 91 Wyandotte St. East Phone 4-6108 BEFORE SELLING YOUR CAB SEE H. D.
Thomson Motors WESTERN ONTARIO'S BIGGEST USED DEALERS Highest Prices and Square Deal: Assured 840 Wyandotte East Phone 3-2600 CEILING PRICES PAID We Need 25 Used Cars Any Make or Model FOR CASH HARRIS FINANCE CO. 69 Wyandotte Phone 3-2170 After p.m., 4-8534 WE PAY MORE FOR GOOD USED CARS CASH FOR YOUR CAR Equities Bought. Lien Notes Paid MODERN MOTOR SALES 1425 WYANDOTTE E. PRONE 4-270 BUY SELL TRADE Any Good Clean Car With Fair or Good Tires. Models 1930 and Up AUTO SALES Wyandotte at Langlois.
Phone 4-3677 TO GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR USED CAR SEE VERNE AT YOUNG MOTOR SALES HOWARD AT OTTAWA 4-1605 CASH FOR YOUR CAR 185 WE Wrandotte East Phone 3-3390 PUBLIC MOTOR SALES WOULD LIKE AS soon As possible, late model car for business. All cash. 3-9202 or 4-5373. WOULD like to buy 1938 or later. Flye mouth.
Ford or Dodge. All cash. 679 Pelissier St. 3-8991. WANTED TO BUY A GOOD USED CAR PHONE 2-2304 AFTER 5:30 P.M.
3-3442 WANTED USED CARS In Any Condition SHORTY'S GARAGE. PHONE 4-3460 853 Walker Road WANTED to buy panel truck in good shape. Urgently needed by veteran. Phone 2-1487. WANTED TO BUY, USED CAR FROM PRIVATE PARTY.
1937 TO 1941 MODEL PHONE 3-8863 WIll Pay Up to $300 Cash For Good Used Car 711 Gladstone Phone 3-3080 WANTED to buy, used car, 1936 1938 model, any make. Phone 4-0515 Want Ads Continued On Page 10.
