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' delivery. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1948 V NS FAULE ININE ELAN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS : (Contintied from Page 18) 39--Male Help Wanted BOY WANTED WITH REFEREN Apply 78 Bond St. W. NIGHT JANITOR REQUIRED AT once, live-in. Apply with full particu lars to Balmoral Hotel, Bowmanville, BODY and SPRAY MAN WANTED APPLY Trenton Motor Sales Ltd. FORD - MONARCH 126 Dundas E. - Phone 1208 TRENTON, Ontario / A Leading Life Insurance 101¢) Company REQUIRES A Representative With. Character and Ability P Affords Prosp for Income Above the Average With Lifetime Career and Company Pension Thorough Training Course Provided Applicant Must Be 45 Years of Age Or under Write Complete Information en Qualifications to Box 239 Times-Gazette . (101b) 39a--Male or Female Help PART-TIME. JANITOR SERVICE. FOR details, phone 1246. (101c) 41--Employment Wanted PLAIN SEWING, CHILDREN'S clothes, smocking, layettes, minor al- terations. 615 Sommerville Ave. Phone 2889. (oo) CLERK, EXPERIENCED, GROCERY OR Hotel. Would consider outside work. Apply Box 240, Times-Gazette. . ___ (Apr.29,Mayl) UNIVERSITY STUDENT WOULD LIKE summer -employment on construction wiring, experienced. Box 236, Times- Gazette. _ (100b) GARDENS PLOWED AND HARROWED, cellars jroaped alsp manure for sale. Apply 110 illlam W. Phone AW, YOUNG. COUPLE WOULD LIKE SUM- mer employment in a summer home, as cook or handyman, good reference and reliable. Box 236, Times-Gazette. (100b) PLOWING, . DISCING, CULTIVATING, all tractor 'work, by the job or hour. ee estimates. Phone 3820W. (1001) REPAIRING TRILIGHTS, RANGETTES, 1 g ranges, all household electrical ances. Frank Snudden, 107 Athol one 919W. (May18) 41a--Lawn Mower Service LAWN MOWER, SHEARS, SCISSORS, sharpened and repaired. Pick-up and Phone 2164W., C. y Somerville Ave. (May24) LAWN MOWERS GROUND AND RE- paired. Shears, etc. sharpened. Work ranteed. A. W. Simmons, 95 Patricia e. Phone 3168R. (May23) 42--L.egal Notices ON, AND AFTER THIS DATE, I WILL not be responsible for any debts con- tracted in my name by anyone other han myself without my written order. )ated at Oshawa this 27th day of Aprit 948. Signed--Viktor Borden. (99c) "NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND De Batate of ELA FANN ND claims against 1 3 Ireland, late of of i dsed od on Or bout the 21th , Who op or a e 1948 are hereby notified ned Personal ed on Personal Representative will distribute the assets of the sald d av- ing regard only to claims of which he shall then have received notice. DATED at Oshawa this 12th day of April AD. 1948. . Murray M. Greentree, Executor by McGIBBON & BASTEDO, 2 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario His Solicitors herein. (Apr.15,22,29) 43--Auction Sales FURNITURE SALE T have been authorized to ublic auction for the Estate of the fate Mary Katerson, in the village of Haiptos, on Saturday| May 1st, the ollowing: ' Mohair parley suite (an- tique); Rail rack; electric washing ma- e; studio couch, good; centre table (antique); 6 dining-room chairs, good; fern standd"music stand; radio stand; , springs and mattresses; wash- 3 essers; 4 chest of drawers; 12 kitchen chairs; 1 couch; -case and writing desk . (combined); refrigerator (General Elec- tric) good condition; Hoover vacuum cleaner; sewing machine; spool bed; sntique sideboard; drop leaf table, good; day-bed; cupboards; screen; n- nel blankets (new); motor rug; bedding all kinds; dinner set, gt ; dishes and glassware; cooking utensils, silver- waré, etc, Also: Five tables; table lamp; rug 12x10%; ft.; floor lamps; cushions apd mats; bedroom rugs; 1 large mir- bo 2 toilet ase gets; antique rocker; book- case; 3 trunks; spinning wheel (com- plete); garden tools of all kinds; lawn mower; coal oil stove, 3-burner; seal- ers; cracks and many other items. J. .. Hogarth, Theron Mountjoy, clerks; mer Wilbur, Auctioneer. Sale at 1 pm. DST. P.§--There are many articles not 1 in this sale, | ) I have received instructions from T: H. Martin, 415 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa, sell by Jupiie auction, Y, hey 1, at 1:30 pm, sharp, the follow- ing; piano, Mason and Risch; 9-plece difting-room suite, solid walnut; 3- plece chesterfield suite; 3-plece bed- room suite (walnut); Electrolux and attachments; combined floor waxer and polisher; studio couch (as new); chen suite, leather seated chairs; Stew- art Warner mantle radio, short wave and remote volume control; occasional chair (wine); floor trilight; floor Jam; table lamp; roll tapestry (new, 18 yards); radio table (walnut): telephone desk and chair (walnut); chest of 1, Axminster rug, flower di with green background: spring- All mattress; dinner set, 66 pieces; linens; aluminum ware; cooking uten- sils; dishes and glassware, and many other articles too numerous to men- tion. Terms, Cash. If you are interested in good clean furniture, attend this sale, Frank Stirtevant Auctioneer, Osh- awa. Phone 2714J. (Apr.23,24,28,29,30) Times-Gazette classified ads pay --Why not try one tollay? R. J. McCONNELL AUTO RADIO SALES & SERVICE Motorola Auto Rad G.E. Radios and App! ces Philco Warranty Service COR. KING AND CENTRE Phone 266 CES. (101a) 4 err oe tp re eS SIC LAFF-A-DAY { ! { Cope. 1948, King Pestutes Syodicie { i "Would you be interested in some socks too?" African Finds Picture Life Of Early Man Bloemfontein, South Africa -- (CP)--Major discoveries, counted among the most important in the world, have been made by Prof. C. van Riet Lowe, director of the Archaeololgical Survey of the Union of South Africa. On two farms in the southern Orange Free State and northern Cape, sites have been found of stone age factories where prehistoric man made his primitive tools. Nearby, more evidence has been found of different aspects of early man's life and for the first time a comprehen- sive picture of this life has been obtained. Prof, van Riet Lowe said the dis- coveries have indicated that the area southwest of Bloemfontein contains the most valuable collec- tion of stone age relics in exist ence, At "Rietvlei" farm near Steyns- burg, in the northern Cape, evi- dence was found which enabled the professor to work out a full picture of prehistoric civilization. The one factory site where men made their crude stone implements was located on a plateau near a mountain on this farm. Here they sat and fash- ioned the stones in the shade of a nearby rocky cliff. A few yards away, in the moun- tain itself definite traces were found of the mines from which they obtained the "raw" stones. To complete the picture, a number of rock shelters were also discovered of the type used by early man. "It is of paramount importance to study prehistoric man in his nat- ural environment," said Prof. van Riet Lowe. "For this reason the discoveries were invaluable as a means of finding out more about man's ancestors. It has been known for some time that this part of Africa had a high rainfall sev- eral hundred years ago. Living con- ditions here were very comfortable for primitive man." The valleys of the Riet River and middle Orange River, and in north- erm Cape district contained more traces of prehistoric man than any other part of the world, he said. The sequence of deposits in differ- ent strata in this area embraced man's history over a period of 200,- 000 to 300,000 years. Near Fauresmith, in Orange Free State, two small cuttings revealed there were literally hundreds of thousands of stone implements in the area. A detailed study of the implements will be made at the University of the Witwatersrand. Professor van Riet Lowe said he thought that it now would be pos- sible to send collections of these prehistoric tools to institutions throughout the world. South Africa had been occupied as long as any area where primitive man was known to exist, he said. 'While the recent discoveries were the biggest and most valuable ever . made, other parts of the Union had even earlier traces of stone age inhabitants, particularly along por- tions of the Vaal River bed. It was probable that man originated in equatorial Africa a million or more years ago. It was certain, he said, that there was no time in South Africa's his- tory, from the arrival of the first man onwards, when it had not been inhabited by humans. The find- ings on the two farms were even further proof of this. IMMIGRATION FOR ALBERTA Edmonton-- (CP) -- The total number of immigrants to brought to Alberta under a provin- cial immigration scheme will be based on the number of jobs avail- able, Economic Affairs Minster A. J. Hooke said here. NORTH OSHAWA Hydro and Telephone Available 50 x 270 Bus Service Within Block Off Simcoe St. North PHONE 3744W1 After 5 BARGAIN Kingston Road, half a mile from Whitby -- 10 acres of garden soil-with. large stone "foundation barn. Suitable for chickens. Quick sale. Will cut price, Half cash payment. 296 WHITBY COURT OF REVISION SEWERS and SIDEWALKS Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revision will be held in the Board Room, Public Utdlities Commission building, 100 Simcoe St. South, on Monday, May 10th, at 8 o'clock p.m., to hear appeals against sewers and sidewalks which have been constructed as local improvements under the authority of By-laws: Numbers 2586, 2633 and 2634 of the City of Oshawa. Dated at Oshawa this 28th day of April, 1948. F. E. HARE, City Clerk, PRESCRIPTIONS Quickly and Accurately Filled --- Ab - MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE "Beat the Price Rise"! Phone 9 Simcoe N. Fhone 48 Order Your ROOFING SUPPLIES... Now! Roofing materials will be increasing in price soon. Be smart--if you are considering building you will be wise to secure your needs NOW! 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