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J | | | | | | | | |school age, desires housekeeping posi- 1948 - THE DALLY TIMES.CAZETTE ™ PAGE NINETEQ# SATURDAY, MARCH 20, CIASSIFIED ADS Continued from Page 18) , 38--+Female Help Wanted | EXP) ED WAITRESS FOR DIN: | Central Hotel Grill. (68g) EXP CED ing-rosm. Apply RBLIABLE MIDDLE-AGED PERSON AS sitter, 2 or 3 evenings a week Apply Box 938, Times-Gazette. (66¢c) 'Young lady to assist in accounting department of local firm. Some experience preferred. Apply to: V. A. HENKELMAN Times-Gazette ONTARIO HARDWOO FLOOR SANDERS ® Laid e Sanded . Old Floors Refinished! Variety Colors Reasonable! 51 Harmony Rd. South Phone 3434J or 4277J 39--Male Help Wanted WANTED: RELIABLE MAN AS DEAL- | er In Oshawa. Experience not neces- | sary. A fine opportunity to step into old profitable business where Raw- Hr Products have been sold for years. B profits. Products furnished on credit Write Rawleigh's Dept. ML-C- 310-163, Montreal, Que. (Mar6-13-20-27) | CLERK, AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, 20 10 25, with some clerical experience for Cost Dept. of large manufacturer, Give i education, past experience.g Box , Times-Gazette (87¢) ACCOUNTANT, BOOKKEEPER OR OF- fice Manager, Applicants should state | age, experience, present occupation and salary expected. Apply Box 932, Times- | Gazette. (65tf) MAN FOR AUTO, 6K WRECKING BUSI- ness. Must have some knowledge of cars and be able to use a cutting torch. Steady employment and good wages for reliable man. Phone 3362. (65d) INCREASE YOUR INCOME. EXCEL- | lent opportunity for alert, intelligent | man to distribute high quality products | in this disrict. Blue Brand Products, 7227 Alexandra Street, Montreal. | (Mar6,20) | ~ 1 39b--Male and Female Help CIVIL BERVICE EXAMINATIONS. PRE- pare NOW for Spring examinations Write M.C.C. Civil Service School, To- ronto 10, Ontario. / LEVY'S FLOOR SERVICE ® LAYING ® SANDING ® FINISHING Old Floors Made Like New! RUBBER and MASTIC TILE laid. Estimates Free! Guaran. "teed Work! (Successor to B. W. Haynes) » Kingston Rd. E. Phone 161J4 Guaranteed ® Asphalt Shingling ® Built-Up Flat Roofing ® Materials and Work- manship Guaranteed! L. BIRD PHONE 3055J COAL-COKE WOOD Immediate Delivery ARMSTRONG FUELS 59 Church St. Phones 2727W--2126 REPAIRS TO ALL KINDS The Robert Dixon Co. Ltd. PHONE 262 313 Albert St. Oshawa - FINE WATCH REPAIRING Our Specialty FELT BROS. Established 188t 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH "Brantford Roofing and Builders' Supplies McLAUGHL!N COAL & SUPPLIES, LIMITED Phone 1246 (Mar6,13,20,27) | 41--Employment Wanted CHEF WISHES PART-TIME WORK AT | banquets or parties. Fully experienced, best of references. Phone 4281M. (68c) BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTING, IN- come tax returns. Apply Ernest W. Evans, 602 Byron street south, Whitby, (Mch17,20,24,27,31) TEEN AGE GIRL WILL MIND CHILD- INSULATE AND SAVE! fuel-oil burners report up to 109, saving in oil. Enjoy extra warmth by Insulating YOUR home now. For free estimate phone: SEALTITE INSULATION 506 SIMCOE 8.. OSHAWA, ONT. PHONE: 3136R or 3258W ren evenings, north end preferred. Phone 3760W mornings. (67b) YOUNG WOMAN, 2 CHILDREN, 1 | tion for board or unfurnished rooms. 'What have you? Box 942, Times-Gazette. | ( iC) STEADY WORK BY MAN WITH NEW | 3 ton stake truck. Will go anywhere. Phone 3690W. 307 Eulalle Ave. (66c) 43--Auction Sales HARDWOOD FLOORING Floors Laid, Sanded and Finished Phone 3744W1 M. LEGGETTE I have beén authorized to sell by | ite Suciion, for Arthur Burgess, 10% | No n. 2, Darlington, (1!'2 miles Bast | 14 urtice, on No. 2 Highway), on Fri- | ay, March 26th, his farm, stock, im- lements, etc. Terms, Cash. Sale 1 p.m. mer Wilbur, Auctioneer. (68c) | Df Saw Mill, Equipment, 4 Trugks, | 11 kinds of Wood Sawing Equipment, | Semi Trailers, dozens of | Saws, Splitting Axes, Log | joaders, cord of Wood 20M ft. | if Lumber, 50M ft. of Logs, 500 Pgsts, Pp horses, including seven matched pams, Harness, Farm Machinery, 3 julldings, etc., the property of itan | all, to tation Street, rono (Durham County), on Tuesday, | farch 28rd, at 12 o'clock noon.. Terms | psh. Anyone wishing to purchase a | hwmill or equipment would be well | fvised to attend this large sale. For irther particulars see bills. Anyone fanting bills write to J. A. Reid, Orono, be held on C. K. CAMERON ELECTRIC FOUNDED IN 1913 BY A. C. CAMERON. ® Electrical Construction ® Wiring and Repairs ® Range Runs ® Water Heaters PHONE 460 ® RADIOS and Electrical Appliance Repairs ® Household Wiring and Electrical Fixtures ® ALL PARTS AND WORK- MANSHIP GUARANTEED FOR 90 DAYS Warner Williams 78 Simcoe N. Phone 736) FOR YOUR WIRING AND APPLIANCE REPAIRS call CHRISTIAN'S ELECTRIC & I'ARDWARE PHONE 1000 WE REPAIR ® WASHING MACHINES @ RADIOS ® VACUUMS All Work Guaranteed CONNOR WASHING MACHINES Limited mumber available Immediate Delivery LIGHTING FIXTURES FOR THE HOME Hundreds to Choose From PITTS' Electrical Agencies 12 BOND ST. EAST OSHAWA Phone 3287 I Phone 3800W MAKES OLD WASHERS WORK LIKK NEW -~ WASHER SERVICE QUICKER CHEAPER BETTER ck BIDDULPH avraoniae Bey UTHORIZED SEALER 68 SIMCOE Su. N. "Look for the Store with the Yellow Front" STAFFORD BROS. Monnmentzi Works PHONE WHITBY 552 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby ntario.--Jack Reid, Auctioneer, (63f) MYRTLE PWEL=7 IF THEYRE GOING TO TALK LIKE ME TLL LEAD HALE 70 THE AMBLSH- By Dudley Fisher 7 THEY'RE [S$ TO THE SHOW. 1 THINK SCHOOL WHAT MYRTLE IS GOING TO ASK YOU TO BUY THEM 1 KNEW THERE WAS A CATCH NT rid rights eserved. MEANTIME REP FEATHER SPEECS THROUGH THE FOREST-:+ "+1 SHOULDN'T HAVE TAKEN THIS: {|HORSE. IF | TRY TOSELL HIM, | MAYBE ILLGET HUNG ~~ (jf (rit I | |1 OUGHTA TAKE HIM BACK To THE WOODS WHERE | FOUND HIM BUT HIS OWNER MIGHT BE THERE +AND BEAT ME~~ WHAT A HORSE! FIT FORA PRINCE! 1 KNOW! 'LL TAKE HIM To PRINCE KALI AS AGIFT/ THEN, MAYBE, HE'LL MAKE ME» » ~+A CAPTAIN! Tek] J y WELL, LOOK WHO'S STILL WAITIN' FOR THAT AW, COME ON, KID/ MELT A LITTLE! WE'RE BOTH A COUPLA LONELY HERE! YOURSELF! 18AID A BAT IT/ CAN 1 BE OF HELP, MISS? I'M A KEEP OUTTA THIS, BUD! YOU'RE ASKIN' FOR A KICK IN THE SECRET | i | | ) , | } i Stop! By Ham Fisher = FER THE UWA... < TAKE THAT WHINING CHAIR AWAY, MEN" THANKS TO THE | ~-WE'VE GOT TH' GOODS ON HIM 7 HATS OFF, BOYS. ~ - AHEM. T - FAREWELL, OLD COMRADE *" MAY THE GRASS GROW GREEN JIL' ON YOUR GRAVE 2" by. ro QUIET, PLEASE? THIS IS A SOLEMN OCCASION" ~MAY THE PANSIES GROW ~ROW ON ROw-?% DID YOU SNEEZE, FOSDICK 2 AGENT X9 EVERY BULL IN THE WOODS'LL BE COMBING THE BRUSH FOR ME WITHIN AN HOUR! T'VE GOTTA MAKE Call a Traffic Cop [TNE DRINEN UPSTATE A DOZEN TIMES! THE ROAR bh. CAN'T BE FAR FROM THE TRACKS -- TRACKS = BUT FAST! LY ) AH! HERE'S THE ROAD -- AND MERE COMES - Y J HERE, SIR" BUT, THEY'RE. MERELY SUPERFICIAL Ls A CAR! GOT TO MAKE HERE COMES COLONEL HOOFER, TOOTS. HE'S EXCITED ABOUT SOMETHING. : I WONDER WHAT'S WRON(! WELL FOLKS, THE MOCK WEDDING BETWEEN SOPHIE AND ME IS OFF-<-I FEEL LIKE A BOOB! SOPHIE GOT MAD : AT ME! a {002 Sa 20 / a Copr. 1948, King Features Syndicate, Tnc., World rights reserved. I SHE TOLD ME TO TAKE CARE OF THE PRINTING OF THE INVITATIONS =--AND THEN GOT MAD AT ME BECAUSE I HAD THEM PRINTED ON PENNY POSTCARDS. I WAS ONLY TRYING TO SAVE A LITTLE] MONE Y--- 8 [Jimmy Mur MARRY ME IF I WAS THE LAST MAN ON EARTH: NOT EVEN AT A MOCK WEDDING. I'VE BEEN JILTED! NEY Sort 0' Lonesome, Eh? STOW YOUR GUFF-YOURE 6) JUST DRIFTING ALONG FROM NO TO NOWHERE = YOU KNOW TM A DYING MAN ~1T5 CRUEL] TO KEEP A POOR, SUFFERING SAILOR A-WORKING LIKE A SLAVE WHEN WERE HEALTHY AS A CARGO OF ELEPHANTS ~AND WELL KNOW WHERE WERE GOING WHEN WE GET THER) IN THE MEANTIME KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT-WERE SAILING UNCHART- ED WATERS -A SUNKEN REEF, A HIDDEN ROCK, WOULD MEAN YouD BE TRADING ! HEY, MOON! 1 THINK 1 JEST SEEN THAT GLY LZ. GEE, ZERO =~ WE HAVEN'T SEEN A SHIP FOR AN AWFUL LONG Ti 1 WAS THINKING He'll Sleep On It First! By Chic Young OKAY--TELL HIM I'LL COME OVER IN A NS [Copt 1918 King Features Syndicate, Tne, TO TACKLE A TOUGH 'JOB LIKE THAT RIGHT AwAY P Back to Normal 3 GE, SN S20 y Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster - : YOU SENSE THAT I'M BUT I SENSE IT ve I THINK I SEE IT. ABOUT TO COMMIT A EVERYWHERE WHAT YOU MEAN 1S-- CRIME. 7 BUT THATS/EVEN IN THOSE ) YOU CAN'T FOCUS YOUR IMPOSSIBLE ./ lf /+«I DON'T UNDERSTAND ill 'T.. CAN YOU ALL dl | THAT CAUSED IT MUST'VE Ji COPS BACK THERE \CRIME-SENSE ANYMORE. IN OTHER WORDS= YOU'VE LOST YOUR SENSITIVITY. THE SHOCK WORN OFF.' yr RRR Ee gi WHAT A RELIEF! my! WELL--IT'5 PROBABLY ALL THESE THINGS THAT/VE \ BEST FOR YOU. THAT HAPPENED / THE EXCITEMENT.) CRIME- SENSITMITY NOW I CAN RETURN TO MY / DIDN'T DO MUCH NICE QUIET JOB AS A BANK TELLER. | HM-YOU DID HAVE QUITE ALL GOOD ANYWAY. IT WAS REALLY A KIND OF SICKNESS, AFTER FOR.DOTTY STORMY, IT'S GREAT TO BE NORMAL AGAIN, 7