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PAGE FOURTEEN (3 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1948 WANT AD SECT ION : y' BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Articles for Sale .. 36 Articles Wanted .. 37 Agents Wanted ... 40 | por Rent 1=--Auditors GRAHAM BICKLE, ACCOUNTANT AU- ditor. Government re) and tax form: prepared, secretarial work Phone 1004J. 5 Arthur Bt. (Pebl2) 8'7T HO Na CERTIFIED GEN- eral accountant, 24 Alger Bl King St. Bast. Phone 2127 Consul ing ac tant and auditor. (Febl3) Auditors .......... 1 Automobiles "por Bale Automobiles Wanted ......... 33 Automobile Repairs 18 Auction Sale ...... 43 Barristers . ....... 2 Bullding Trades ,,. 11 Business oppor. 2p Se Barris Business Male Help 1 anted 21 LOUIS 8 Morssge, Loa Pig a" biranged 25 ged. © 25 Bimecs 2 eb11) CONANT & ANNIS, B. AL- in kg Annis, xe. 8. Te 8 Street Phone 4, Residence 760» (Jan19) K.C., BARRISTER, pi " 8. Solicitor, ete, Ki Phone 3100. fesidence 3514. Resident patner W, ©. Pollard, K.C., hr GRIERSON, CREIGHTON & FRASER, barristers, etc. Bank of Cominerce 'eb. R, D, HUMPHREYS, K.C., BARRISTER Solicitor, etc. Bt. - West. hones: Office 814; residence 3207. to loan. (Febl) JAMES R. MacBRIEN, ARRISTER and Solicitor. Bulls | 201, 0 King East, Genosha Hotel. 340. (Febl) JOSEPH P. ROAR K.C., BARRIS- ter, Boliehor, Money to loan. Office 143 King St. East, Oshawa. Phone 45" Res: Phone 897. (Febl) Chllvpracton sense 4 eeenee 3 senses 16 seensesse 41 Dentists Dressmakin Bmpioymen ONE. INSERTION TWO CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS THREE CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS . . EACH ADDITIONAL CONSECUTIVE INSERTION ... Above rates apply only to original orders for consecutive insertions. Subsequent insertions ordered at a later date constitute a INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Female Help Wanted ......., Puneral Directors . 8 Gardening and Supplies ........ 18 Household Repairs 14 Houses For Rent . Insurance . Instruction .. Loan Wanted .. Lost and Found ,, 22 Legal Notices ..... Physicians and JUrBeOnS ..e0..00 ry Personal i Pets and Livestock uu Radio Repairs .... 17 Real Estate Agents 19 Real Estate: For Bale wigesess 38 Real Estate Wanted . ....... 26 Real Estate Exchange ....... 27 Rooms For Rent ,. 20 Room and Board .. 30 Room and Board Wanted ......., 30a Veterinarians ..... 7 Women's Column 23 Wanted to Rent .. i! Wearing Apparel .. La order. th for and $5.00 per 20 words or An 20¢ Saditional for all words over 20, Each initial Jutter, abbreviation, $ and c sign, figure count 2s a full word. Box charged 10c additional. All Classified Advertisements MUST be in by 6 p.m. the day before publication. Office hours: Daily 8-6 » Saturday 8-5. L ERNEST MARKS, BARRISTER, citor, 11 Bing E. Room 2. Phones Ofce 55. dence 3687R. (Peb2) J. PARKHILL AND J. A. YANCH, loans, National Housing Act loans. imcoe Phone 1614, Res. 1975J. SOLI-~ 25--Real Estate For Sale 4 26--Real Estate Wanted BUNGALOW Nies cosy 5 room brick bungalow north on Christie 86, Hurry for North, (Febl) MANNING P. BWARTZ, BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary. Money to loan. Bas sett Block, suite No. 4. Phone @ 287TW., yobs) 3a--Physicians and Su DR. BAPTY, SURGEON, 153 KING ST. E,, Oshawa. Phone 3832. Hours: eleven to twelve and (except Wed and Sat.), 8 t04and 7 tos. we (FD13) 4--Chiropractors . STECKLEY HEALTH CLINIC, Simcoe North. | Phone 224. Drugless tic Electro Yap. migeral g Shi bath treatment. 22 years. Consultation free. ? am. ng 9 p.m. dally, except Moudey and Friday. Febl) 5--Optometrists C. H. TUCK, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, Oshawa. Hours 9 to 12, 2 to 5, Phone 1516. Evenings Appointments. (Feb5) JURY AND LOVELL--OFFigE HOgRS: 9 am, to 6 pm, Wednesda 1. "ind A EB Johnson, Optometrist, 5--Insurance ?EACOCK'S INSURANCE Jonsult us for any of your 1¢eds. All classes of insurance include Rf He. 5 22 i Su King Street East, Dhone ERVICE. nsurance 7---Veterinarians DR. E. H, WEBSTER: LARGE AND small animal surge; 101 Rienziond St. W, Phone 2010! (Febl) 9--Money To Loan CLIENTS' MONIES AVAILABLE FO! R Burmuter. Beason AB, Et suite No. 4 Telephone 283. (Febl) 10--Instruction BECOME TELEGRAPHER, COMMENO- ing salary $175. monthly. Big demand. Icarn at home. ve help secure posi- tions, Very ae cal career. Free folder describes, Write, Cassan Systems, To- onto, (Jan.7) SANCING CLASSES -- BALLET, TOE taught by Irenie aver, Register Saturday's in St. rish Hall, Centre St. Otpebs; 11--Building ° Trades INSULATION, HOME OWNERS IN Oshawa report up to 40% savings in fuel oll, For free ey phone Osh- awa 3136R, adivite Insulation, Simcoe St. South chimney repairs, Lg 20] May, R.R. 3, Oshawa, 4th Son, 4 (41) FRONT END SNOW LOADER AND lump trucks. for hire. Grave, sand wd Binders. Apply 163 Ritson Rd. 8. chone 2063W, (Febl5) Be Ea rayin Work guaranteed. Phone 3630-4185 tA ) 12--=Personal Services DRIVEWAYS CLEANED QUICKLY AND thoroughly by jeep plow. Phone SMR (288t1 pil] PF. A. VON QUNTEN 1X Street West Your DoD aR iy Phone Ear a han 8 JiR 508 | a 0 ine: $4,900. Phone 3510M for appoint- ment, W. McAULEY -- Realtor 150 Division St. (5b) RADIANT HEATED MODERN BUNGA- low, 6 lovely rooms, recreation room, 2- Plsc e bath, Textra bedroom in base nt. lco oil burner, heated attached age. Box 503, Times-Gazette, LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR & with Jones and Nolan, Real Estate Brokers, 62 Prince St. We get ck results, (Feb.6) SIMCOE STREET NORTH $8,900 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 7-room brick home with modern kit chen and bathroom, 4 bedrooms, na- aia Jire-place; sunroom, attached gar- Sagged terrace and garden walk pemba y landscaped. An exclusive IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Down Payment $1,810 Large Sereom brick bungalow, hard- wood floors, 3-plece bath with shower, fully insulat 7' basement, electric hot water 'heater. iron railing on cone crete porch. rchaser may have Op= ail of A the Seetric stove already Installed in the kitche: $6,150 On Church Street, near Loulsa street, 2-storey brick home O I HAVE OLIENTS WITH CASH, SOME with good yments, for houses. List our property with me for quick sale. 5) Sulley, Real Estate Broker and AL Simcoe South, Oshawa. Phone 716. (54) 13, Ma 32--Automobiles for Sale '36 AUSTIN SEDAN, EXCELLENT CON- dition and tires, Naiman's Garage, 181 Albert St. (5d) Tg Auton bile Wanted OR '36 CHEV, OR PLYMOUTH. Phone. 510J. - (58) "40 TO '42 CHEV, OR PONTIAC BSE- dan, have cash. K, Vancourte. Phone 3344R. ' (302t1) CARS SOLD ON CONSIGNMENT. SEE "John" todsy at Powell Motor Sales, North Oshawa. Phone 4694J. (Janil) CasH 5 TUT an. pn Phone 4605 : AUTO WE - Cars wanted for Sin TREE iy BEE Sioa (Jan15) 34--Pets and Livestock CROBS-BRED FOX HOUND, 4 YEARS old, for sale. Phone 414133, (5a) SPANIEL PUPPY, 3 MONTHS OLD, Child's Dot Apply 773 Simcoe St. in front (58) i TAN FOX HOUND, BEST offer. Phone 1128, (4b) 35--Wearing Apparel LADY'S BLACK BOUCLE COAT WITH fur trim, size 12, $10.; boy's brown Lyeea coat, size 8-10, $5. 234 Tresane (5a) line of at and, {nzasis RE ece suits and bun ag, reduced Dicer, Bells 5 Goods, Ritson MAN'S te BERGE NE ey worn once; ope e Jacket, sos medium, or 5¢) ).| PORTABLE ADDING MAC 36--Articles for Sale RADIATORS FOR SALE, PHONE 363J1. (Jan23) BURNERS ~ SALES PLUS A complete reliable service Out-of-town solicited. W Phone. S847. (Janis) 37--Articles Wanted- be in good condition, Phone 44. (5¢) WELDING AND CUTTING BET. Phone 374472. (5¢) PRIVATE PARTY used WE ARE CLEANING OUR COMPLETE | son 38--Female Help Wanted YOUNG LADY FOR ACCOUNTING DE- rtment of local firm. Previous book- eeping Bhi wiiiimg B preferred, SBT iD Cit RE COT Ei oan % ons aula and W. 8am Swarts. MAN'S 3; LENGTH, SHEEP SKIN LIN- ed coat, never worn, size 40. Phone 1820R. (4c) pants. NITY DRESSES, IN GOOD. size 16-18, 181 Celina 8t. (4c) MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE, CENTRAL. Apply Box ox 538, ' Times-Gazette. (3¢) MODERN HOUSES WANTED FOR clients with cash, List your Diopesty now and get action. Mortgage loans ar- ranged. Phone 3510M and T vin call and inspect your property. Moc-~ Auley, Realtor, 150 Division St. Vianis) YES BIR! CASH BUYERS For your home, farm or business If you are selling, call G. BARROW REAL ESTATE PHONE 31656W HOUSES WANTED We need your house. Buyers waiting, See us today. EVERETT G. DISNEY 82 Simcoe 8S. Phone 1550 (Member Ontario Real Estate Board) \ Jan.19) MAN'S GREEN FITTED OVERCOAT, size 38, Phone 4758J. (4c) 36--Articles For Sale STUDIO COUCH, BED DAVENPORT, dining-room suite, combination battery and electric Tadic, 156 Simcoe 8. be- fore 6. (54) NUMBER OF NEW AND USED HEAT- ers and Quebec cook stoves. 156 Sim- coe Bt. 8., before 6, (Feb.7) WHITE RANGETTE, j, IN GOK GOOD ( CONDI- tion. . Apply 253 Nassau, (5b) TWO SINGLE BEDS, COMPL ETE, $25;, first class shape. Phone 3828J, (8b) BLACK AND WHITE CLARE JEWEL cook stove, with reservoir and warming oven; 18" rubber hunting boots, Apply giving rience, along with references to Box Times-CGazette, (4c) EXPERIENCED OFFICE SECRETARY, Board of Christian Education, United Syureh of Canadas (headquarters gee, and terview 'required. Apply Box 445, Times- Gazette. " WA NTED EXPERIENCED COOK Oatario Ladies: College, Whitby. yy b; letter stating qualifications and en- closing" references. (4c) HOTEL DINING - ROOM WAITRESS wanted, experience not necessary. Ap- ply Cadillac Hotel. (4c) Eph $n Th do ys week, Box , Fimes-Claze (5b) ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RATE- payers of East Whitby Township for the purpose of electing the 1948 officers of the 6th North Scout and Cub Jo, Committee. Te aoauaty 9 ened: George B. Miller, Secretary. ph or "PAD FOR EXPER- fenced cook general, modern home equipped with all conveniences, private room with bath. Apply Box 504, (i) HOUSEKEEPER, FOR and 10-year-old child. keeping, modern home, fences. room eep n or out. Permanent position. Phone Balley. (4p SWITCHBOARD "OPERATOR WITH ! experience, duties include fil- 43 Park Rd, (8c) ing and Some typing, no Shrthan OIL BURNER FOR STOVE, CO good condition, $15. Phone 44, NORGE OIL SPACE HEATER, GOOD condition, used one winter. Phone 3182W. (5¢) ONE CLARE JEWEL COOK STOVE, like new; also Acme 4-burner gas stove. 207 Church St. 8 CABINET RADIO, GOOD CONDITION. Apply 62 Westinount. Phone F00wiby GENERAL ELECTRIC FLOOR -M ODEL radio, Phone 4618W. 403. Mitchell oy Sa RAGE TANKS, OOM- shortly, Hardwood floors throu alg Main floor has living-room, ning- room, kitchen with breakfast ky 3 bedrooms upstairs, This Home has been well maintained, We have an exclusive listing. howe 4400 chofield INSU RA) NCE Agony REALTORS 6 SIMCOE STREET NORTH (Jan19) $4,200 %cr, "rn Si house, water, lights and stool. Vacant now. --4$500 down payment, 5- $5,000 room brick house. Va- 27a--Exch. Living Quarters BACHELOR APARTMENT IN TORON- to, available for same in Oshawa or what have you. Phone 1000 days; 1997R | F: Shaw. evenings, (4¢) 29--Rooms for Rent ONE COMFORTABLE ROOM FOR RE- fined gentleman, very central and con- tinuous hot water, Times-Gazette. Apply Box 448 Alieling (5b) WARM FURNISHED BED) - tral, every convenience, home, abstainer. Phone BED-SITTING ROOM. APPLY 102 EL- gin West, (54) 2 UPSTAIR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Immediate 482 Cubert Bt. 3a) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, PHONE 4091W, (5a) AND ROASTING , | chickens, delivered, Phone 3467J2. EDROOM, C! clean, quiet | SY 2340W, (3a) BTOVE- OIL STO. Plate with taps. Hal Perry Wholesale, Court Bt. Phone 2015. (Feb.7) WINTER POTATOES, CARROTS, WAX Turnips, Onions; Apples, Spys, Tolman Sweets, Baldwins, and McIntosh. Susics and' Standard Peas sold by th , 262 8t, Jullen 8t, 44235, Bo) RCA, VICTOR. 7-TUBE, PUSH-BUT- ton car radio and aerial, best condi. tion, One Army great coat. Phone 613, ity, on COOKING APPLES ered. ¥ (5) ONE TEN-FOOT, RE-BUILT SHOE finisher, Jarge electric sign, one kitchen AW. Gi PRAM, $5; 2 OVEROOA TS, 1 bl 1 navy, size 38, $5 each. 615 Somgrville, Pho B (4e) CAR'. RADIO, ET GIRL'S WHITE skate boots, size 11. 121 Montrave Are. h2 HP. SINGLE PHASE, 60 CYCLE motor, new. FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FOR two. Phone 1886R. (4c) cant now. $3 50 --$2,500 cash pay 8 ' room frame house, water, lights and stool. Immediate 'possession. $6 50 ~--43,000 cash, 6-room brick ' house, All conveniences, Immediate possession, $5 20 ~half cash, 6-room insul- ' brick house. All conven- iences, Immediate possession, $5 00 ~half cash, 4-room frame ' (new bungalow', Louisa St. All conveniences. Hardwood floors. Immediate possession, cash, $14.000 80 win" 5 living quarters, good location. Turnover yearly, $45,000, or exchange for Osh- awa 'property, h M. HENNICK REAL ESTATE BROKER 442 SIMCOE SOUTH Grocery rooms (5a) VERY CENTRAL, NORTH, 7-ROOM brick, family home, easily converted (4c) TWO LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED rooms, for two. Clean home, Apply 130 Albert St. (4b) ON KING ST. EAST, OLOSE IN, WELL furnished, warm room, private home, breakfast, gentlemen. Apply Box 449, Times- Gazette, (4b) FURN ISHED BEDROOM, ONE BLOCK from bus lines. udet home, 559 Mas- son St. Phone 2764-W. (3c) NEWLY NISHED BEDROOM WITH private bath, hot water. Suitable for two. 209 Simcoe St. bs LA (3d) FURNISHED BEDROOM, 1 PRE- ferred. 87 Queen 8t, Phone RAW. (40) FURNISHED BEDROOM, OE! Gentleman preferred. Phone 1877R. (4c) 29a--For Rent GARAGE FOR RENT, AT 207 CHURCH Street, (5b) 30a--Room & Board Wanted YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN DESIRES room and board in Oshawa, central. Phone Bowmanville 358, reverse "hargsn, 14--Household Repairs to duplex. Phone 1358W. $9 00 --with $3,000 cash, buys 9- ' room brick house, all con- veniences, would make good place of business or rooming house; centrally within two blocks of King and IN CHILDREN'S SPECIALIZING clothes. Phone 2790W. Mrs, Johnson, (4b) 123 McLaughlin Blvd. 18--Automobile Repairs i 0 REY'S GARAGE, CORNER VERDUN yaler "products, NR - Febl13) 20--Business Opportunities TORONTO MANUFACTURER OF A modern i Ssuplish a fran technical hand! ho, wits ghise in your area. Per- Knowl e, 3 rofitable x 502; T 22--L ost and Found FOUND, FOX HOUND, PHONE 10W3, (5¢) interested in roduct exclus- es-Gazette, (5¢) LOST, ONE RED PLASTIC SKATE uand, vicinity Arena and Four Corners. hone 3357R. (5a) LOST, GOLD TISCOT LADY'S WATCH, black ac shup on on Ritson or King vicinity. Reward 4454W, ( 5¢) SMALL BLACK SCOTTIE. ANSWERS to name Susie. Reward. Return 0 Church St. 26 23--Women's Column CHARIS--HAVE YOUR FIGURE PROB- lem solved by professional adviser. Phone Mrs. Batter, morning or eve- ning. 2504W. (Febll) 25--Real Estate For or Sale MODERN BUNGALOW, ON LARGE on Gibbon St. All conveniences. wood, furnace, complete 000, half cask. Phone A cellar, (de) (45) | Simcoe. Possession 30 days. $1 5, 00 --buys repair garage, do- ing nice business, in- Studing shop equipment, service truck, 4 yd. International dump truck, 5 yd. Reo dump truck. 'All in A-1 shape, also 6-room house with all conven- fences. This is a good chance for the right man _ Possession of garage at once, and house in 30 days. Owing to ill-health, the owner must sell hi with 115-ton stake body truck and 1}g-ton panel body truck, Hog kl good state oo 31--Wanted to Rent kinzh Ave, (41 ) Guiltinan, 17 Bond East, | (4b) ) | years. Swine--10 shoats, 10 weeks; ten, 43--Auction Sales Sale of 125 cattle and 40 Plea, the roperty of E. A. Werry, at the Byers , 1, mile west of Enniskillen, 10 miles north of Bowmanville, Darling- ton Friday, January 9, 50 Polled Angus Steers, 2 yea 40 Hereford Steers, 2 years; '35 RE hoeihorh Steers, 2 8 weeks; twenty, 6 weeks. Sale of wood. Cattle sale at 1 p.m. sharp. Wood sale at 4 pm, Terms, cash, Roy MsOHL clerk; Ted Jackson, auctioneer. (4b) salary, ox 435 Tim mes-Gazet * 8 AVON PRODUCTS REQUIRE A CAP- able woman with a few hours sparg time daily. Profitable. Apply Box 436 Times-Gazette. (18) NEAT, HONEST WOMAN, AGE 20 TO to do light housekeeping. No cooking, for small family, rel referred; with own private Toon, arren Ave. att) NR HAVE BEIPERIENCE. 1 pay wages to the mn Apply Mayfair Lanes, Mr. Vaughan Mer. WANTED SALESLADIES Full time employment with op- portunity for advancement for those that are capable and efficient, APPLY TO MISS CHAPLIN Personnel Supervisor ZELLER'S LIMITED OSHAWA, ONT. (an UPRIGHT PIANO WITH BENOH, GOOD condition. Small iY top table, two chairs, 166 Alma St. afternoon or evening. (4c) PLAST-I-GLOBS PLASTIC your floors, Shds 3 yang, Phone 4538W. 23 Bond West, FOR ALL lishing. © deliver, HARDWOOD FACTORY CUTTIN delivered in $3 and ote. Also DN wood blocks. Phone (4c) MODERN WHITE KITCHEN SUITE. table, 4 chars, extra large beautiful wh! all three Jgars old, Must i" | highest bidder, one 4762W. (4b, VENETIAN BLINDS for homes; offices or factories. Custom made. Moderately priced Estimates and installations free, R. G. TREWIN 59 Division Oshawa 3531-R ONE PAIR _ FRENCH DOORS, FR PRICE $16. 181 Albert St. (4c) GARAGE, VICINITY ARTHUR AND Drew Sts. Phone J. (50) COUPLE WITH BOY NINE YEARS, RE- cently from England, require unfur- nished apartment or accommodation, Feb., Mar, April, May, Would pay all rent bith advance, 'Please write Wittaker, PIANO, WALNUT CONSOLE MODEL, Mason and Risch Henry Herbert, 38 inches high, 37 inches de, like new. Charles H, Peacock, 80 'Simcoe St. . Phone 251. (41) 45-GALLON DRUMS, SUITABLE FOR stove ofl, $3.50 each. Apply 67 Quien 8t., or phone 2801R. 39--Male Help Wanted WAITER, MUST BE NEAT, RELIABLE and trustworthy. Apply Spruce Villa Hotel, Whitby, (4b) WANTED AT ONCE A good man to cover territory for Oshawa and surrounding district. Man who has had .| previous selling experience and, if possible, in real estate, insurance or other specialty selling. REPLY BOX 447 TIMES-GAZETTE giving address and telephone number, (4c) +0--Agents Wanted WANTED: MAN FOR STEADY TRAVEL in Oshawa. Perma- u (4 c) i DESIRES BED N room, ilght kitchen privileges, small Piivale family, central. Box 446, Times- azette. (4b) MY MOTHER IS ON THE VERGE OF a break-down, will someone please help us, we need 5 or 6-room house by March 1. Adult family, careful, clean living, "Phone '3439 tenants and ab- (4c) repair. If you cash will start Hoy Ty a nice profitable Ww. J. SULLEY Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer 346 SIMCOE SOUTH, OSHAWA |r PHONE 716 LISTINGS WANTED product wishes to | business (4b) "POSSES- 146 (3c) 8-ROOM STUCCO | HOUSE, sion one week. Call during day. Tyler Crescent. . $4. 00 conveniences, Sncluding hardwood floors, bullt-in cupbo and shower, Approzimate acre of land, --new frame cottage, all | 215 WANTED, 2 2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED OR rt furnished rooms, for six months. adults. Phone 3339. (4¢) YOUNG COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD urgently require 3 or 4 unfurnished rooms. Parents both working. Box 442, Times-Gazette, (3c) 32--Automobiles for Sale '37 CHEV. EXCELLENT "CONDITION, Apply 153 Church 8t. (5¢) '37 NASH LAFAYETTE SEDAN AN, Gf GOOD Soudion, 7 slip covers, Phone , Whitby '38 MAPLE LEAF DUMP TRUCK, AL- 80 '30 Marquette sedan. Phone siz (4c) good location. Immadia Pp | ~6-room ys all conven- $5. 250 iences, hardwood floors, new air-conditioning furnace, garage. | Possession 2 weeks. tral. 5 rooms available Jan rooms rented for $33 per month, Ex- ceptional opportunity. BERT PEYTON Real Estate and Insurance 13 BOND EAST $5. 700 Zoom dugles. shacse. at as trade. th, 3 | St (1938 DODGE 13-TON i TRUCK. '38 BUICK SEDAN, GOOD CONDITION, motor recently overhauled, 5 tires, heater. Apply Grierson St. (4c) '42 ARMY FORD TRUCK, 60W. LARGE box, excellent Sopuastian; will take car alman's Garage, 181 Albee) ) '42 PONTIAC COACH. 1 EPLY 181 Ce- lina St., call after 7 (4¢) Perfect condition. Phone 4450-W. (3c) '33 PONTIAC 8, SPLENDID CONDI: | tion. G | OIL BURNE NER FOR RAN ox sell cheap. hone Tn. a SERENADER cheap, heaving Ragio llam St. West. EASY ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE Almost new. Apply 181 Celina. (40) APPLES, CARROTS AND POTATOES. Phone 2553-J. (3e) J. Lo 108 i (4c) nent connection with large manufac- turer. Only reliable hustler considered. Write Rawleigh Dept. ML-A-310-131, (Jan7,14,22,29) 1--Employment Wanted CED DRIVER DESIRES A party ; free Saturdays. Write Ww. nson, - 805 Kingston Ra, EB. 5a) 34 YOUR Re SLEANED FREE wi e amazing n Fllter-Queen es Bd with no wo Bm tions, Be sure to see this in your own home. For appointment, phere Mr. Lawrence Silver; 4377, Mr, 3862R, + J. Me- Keevor, (3c) APPLES BY BASKET, BUSHEL OR barrel, delivered. Apply 288 Festubert St. Phone 3530Ws (18) 300 GALLON WATER TANK. E. Mc- oid Phone (292t1) COMPLETE STOCK is and belts for all makes of wash- ers. Jack Biddulph. 68 Simcoe St. N. Fhone 3800W. (Jan2s) HERE IT 1S, THE iE MODERN WAY OF finishing floors. Plast-I-Gloss Plastic. Dries in one hour. Ends waxing. 3235. Glecoff's Grocmeateria, We A: an. . Phone | claims years Li on am tim ee perience. 0 tion preferred. Phone 4004W. Ci (4c) WOULD LIKE W ter dinner pa 2608. 42--L.egal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS "AND OTHERS Creditors or Hasrhon Plaskett, late of 'Town Whithy in the County of Ontario, if who died in the Town of Whitby, May 18th, 1945, are requested to send particulars of their claims to the und ed before February Tth, 1948, after which date his estate will be distributed among the parties entitled therelo and the Administrator will not be liable for any ims of which he'lias not then re- RK CLEANING AF- . Any day. Ph ceived notice. DATED AL OSHAWA this 5th day of GUARANTEED VENETIAN BLINDS 7 Day Delivery Made to measure by expert craftsmen of Met-Wo Industries Limited. ne estimates and installation any- where. P.O. BOX 421 PHON ™ 4101W--J, W. MELTL.EY Winterized, See it, then make 3¢) offer. Phone 3747-r-2, gion OSHAWA Ba (39548) | LL MoGIBBON & BABTEDO, Bank of Montreal Bulldiug, Oshawa, Ontario. Solicitor for nea 'Administtator Albert E. Plask (Jan7,14,21) London (CP). -- Thomas Clarke, 89, is the first Lordon busman to become an Oxford University gra- duate, Dutch Engineer Plans Yangtse Flood Control Shanghai--(Reuters)--A compre- hensive plan to prevent the Yang- tse, fifth largest river in the world and main artery of trade and com- merce with central China, from flooding has been drawn up by the 34-year-old Dutch conservation ex- pert Jan Ringers, The plan calls for full hydrologi- cal and geological data of the wat- erway together with an exhaustive study of its vagaries. It was draft- ed in a report made by Ringers at the end of an assignment to the Yangtse river commission of the Chinese ministry of water conser- vancy. The enormous area of the Yang- tse river basin, 600,000 square miles in all--its multiple branches and tributaries, the remote little-known land of its source, the breadth and importance of its riparian agricul- tural lands--all present problems unsurpassed in magnitude and com- plexity by the flood control work of any other region in the world; Ring- er declared. In his final report, he included a long-term scheme for acquiring four vital classes of data to be ascer- tained, classified and checked over a number of years: 1. Hydrology -- evaperation, con- densation, run-off, ete. 2. Meterology--weather conditions in half the earth's largest land mass. 8. Geology--rock - formation and substance throughout the vast re- gion, 4. Soil erosion. - Ringers, who has had 10 years' experience of conservation work on the dike-bordered Rhine estuary, said that UN.R.R.A, geological and erosion specialists had added not- ably to the scanty and scattered store of vital information in this field. As for hydrological and meteor- logical information, a program in- volving the building of observator- ies and stations throughout the re- gion, including Tibet, would have to be considered. Gauging stations to measure the volume of water, silt and to mark water levels and clock currents were required at key river points. But as many of the gauges were still being periected in world labor- atories, this aspect' of the work might suffer delay. Ringers, who is a civil engineer graduate of the Technical Univer- sity of Delft, said that if the data were supplied as indicated, it might make possible the erection of check Jams to stem the debris carried down from Tibet by the Yangtse's upper course. Afforestation, dike work, and dredging in addition would remove the perennial threat of flood, fam- ine and disaster, he sald. in his opinion, once information was available, the cost would not be staggering. About 3,100 miles long, the Yang- tse springs from the Tath-Ulan mountain, part of the Kynlun range, on the 'Chinghai-Tibet-Sin- kiang border, and drains some nine provinces, including Yunnan, Sze- chuan, Hunan, Hupeh and Kiangsu, with a total population of 180,000,- 000. It is navigable fom the sea-- just outside Shanghaj--to a point about 1,630 miles u] A Discovery May y Revolutionize Flour Milling . % By J. C. GRAHAM CP Oorrespondent Christchurch, N.Z2.-- (CP) -- A discovery which they claim will revolutionize ideas on the chem- istry of flour as applied to bak- ing, starch processing and other industries has been made by a Christchurch industrial chemist, J. W. R, Byfield and his assist- ant, J. Clarkson, in the course of research for a firm which manu- factures most of the starch used in New Zealand. Although Byfield and Clarkson have not given full details of their discovery they say it takes into account a hitherto disregard- ed constituent of flour and gives a new concept of the functions of the various constituents. They claim that it is possible in most cases to blend flours or adjust them during milling as a result of their research so that the product will be of good bak- ing quality, Many flours now graded as of low baking quality are really good quality flours in which .there is lack of the proper volumetric balance between the constituents, they say. Byfield admits that his con- clusions cannot be accepted at this stage as being full confirmed, and that lengthy trials in many parts of the world under varying conditions will be necessary to prove their validity as applying generally. "If the theory proves success- ful in its practfcal application, hundreds of million bushels of wheat throughout the world will be saved," Byfield pointed out. "The extraction of flour, which with wheat grown in some coun- tries cannot exceed about 60 or 70 per cent, can be pushed up to nearly 80 per cent and the re- sultant flours can be 'tailor made' to fit the peculiarities of the wheat used. Ina time of food shortages a practical addition of nearly 14 per cent in the world's flour supply is maturally impor. tant, "An important fact that emerges from our research is that the volumetric relationship between the three main constitu- ents of flour is a vital factor in bakinz. Even a wedkK gluten can be partly offset by the proper ap- plication of this. technique. With high-extraction flours, baking difficulty is often encountered be- cause the volumetric relation- ship between the flour constitu- ents has been disturbed. "Among the many tests which we have made to substantiate our views, the following may be taken as typical. The Wheat Research Institute provided us with two samples of flour -- one with a baking score of 23 and the other with a-score of 25. Their origin and history were quite unknown to us. After analysis we were able to make an optiram mixture of these two flours and after bak. ing this mixture the Wheat Re- search Institute gave it a baking score of 31. In other words, two poor flours were converted to a good grade by a simple admixture of one with the other in the core rect amounts." Sunday Movies Hotly Debated Southend, Essex, England--(CP) --When Southend town council re- fused by 26 votes to 23 to extend opening hours of Sunday movie theatres, Mayor S. E. Johnson re=- ferred to the petition for extension as "disgraceful." "Do you wonder the world is in the condition it is?" he asked. "I say if these hours are extended you will do definite harm to the chfl= dren of today and those still une born." He described the proposal to ine crease hours from 7 p.m. to 10 pm. to 4 p.m. to 10 pm. as a '"desecra- tion of God's holy day." Other aldermen submitted the ex- tension would make no difference to attendance at church and Sun- day school. "Children go to Sunday school nowadays only because they are sent," declared Ald. William Cox. R. J. TALLON, Commissioner UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COVERAGE (Authority, P.C. 4854, dated December 3rd, 1947), ON AND AFTER January 1st, 1948, every, employee in insurable employment paid by, the month whose annual remuneration does not exceed $3;120.00 will be insured under the Unemployment Insurance Act. AT PRESENT those paid by the month whose annual remuneration is $2,400.00 or less are insured under the Act. THE CHANGE will not affect the coverage of all hourly, daily and piece rated employees and those paid oh a mileage basis, who will continue to be insured regardless of earnings, WEEKLY RATED employees whose earn- ings are expected to be $3,120.00 or less per year will continue to be insured under the Act. UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION J. G. B18sON, Chief Commissioner EXTENDED C. A. L. MURCHISON, | ne a classified ad ii The Times. Gazette--It will et good results. ! «4 a ra E-- ---- a