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FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1948 = THE DAILY TI MES-GAZETTE MAGE SEVENTEEN CLASSIFIED ADS (Continued from Page 16) 36--Articles For Sale WITH OIL BURNER, WHITE cad] trim, ! condition, $50. lake Lakeshore. SEWING MACHINE, TREADLE stool. $24.75. 16 ey Street. CLE. ALMOST NEW. Lh) Le pply 33 Whiting Ave. ONE PAIR CASEMENT WINDOWS, mplete ith frame and hardware. col le 10: So e or sunroom, $6. Suitab! OF ot OTN (i258) a2 | REA- (125¢) BABY CARRIAGH ALMOST coal oll stove. Ae 3679J. ICE-CREAM CAB- te enamel inside and out. Ten, twelve and ffteen-gallon Sspacity, with built-in .or remote Sots units. Visit the Air Show rom wild our SEBS, Jn the Flying Ol de gh Bl pany, Oshawa Airport. Makers of i prefanticat: ee | and ur home or Samm, for io binding 15 gd 255) FOR LOAN. WALNUT DINING to family who will care for it. Phone 839. gs NEW; (1250) up, ready LARGE LLOYD PRAM, NAVY, rol cheap. 238 Celina St. ( WALNUT DINING - ROOM SUITE, Queen, Anne design; 3-burner "Mo- narch" coal oil stove and oven; drop back couch; coal ofl heater. 5 Apply 186 Anau UTTING FROM FIRST re IN- sla material Sutiaple for any type Apply, 2 Second Ave. Phone (124b) DADY'S GOLD 'BULOVA" WRIST running condition. yateh, sich, 430. Good 4 (1240) er TLAS LATHE 36, BED ON STAND i Ssachments, also 5 foot wood Phone ii) LL . og BREAD FROM THE WA- RETURNED B ooHE WA hg tin pails. and Pred bricks 3 | 50 per hundred. Bread. (124c) dresser bed and iy 2 36--Articles for Sale STEEL VENETIAN BLINDS, 55¢ PER | THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW By Al Fagaly and Harry | Shorten 3 1 Raid Phone 2106 65 Bond Hest promo wets hk pan) Syailanie. Orde: ao. ontin and tables Oshawa, os Sa bt] APARTMENT PIANO. condition. Phone SHOW. or en IGHAM STO 243 Sresan Tresane. Phone 2146W. (1230) 37--Articles Wanted REFRIG! Qenére 5 Electric. or M_after ie ee . tor building. Phone SPOT \ "BOY! NOU SURE WENT 70 THE CLEANERS THIS TIME OUT, GANGRENE! D, ERATOR, WANTED, LEE of AT? IT'S ONLY SON YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH OOD USED L OR WOMAN ge LN Ay ter Mus free ad thke stead: boxes, ogok King West. EY hg housework. Sleep in or gu. SEAMSTRESS, BETWEEN 325 Re a ced only. Shon. 43s (124c) 38--Female Hoip 8 Wanted Bond E., before 6. 163 6. able w run smplyy- son to Tre Designing 8! 3-PIECE a 8Ul Dléce breakfast suite, light m Piec 8 Bedrooms suite and nase SSneous 1 nearly new. Bargain Ed Phone 1131M. (124c TE: e; 5- Et OR GIRL FOR LIGHT H work, capable of taking charge of two children, for business couple, no cook- ing. Apply Mrs. Haugen, Phone 215, ) | Port Perry, (123¢) Record Players Now is a good time to start think- ing of a Record Player for your summer cottage. Look at these Sook. bargains. 1 Thrilltone Rec. Player ... 1 Sparton Rec. Player 1 DeForest Rec. Player 1 Rogers Majestic Rec. Pl. 1 RCA Victor Rec, Player ... (10" Speaker) All of the above are self-contained units (no radio necessary), just plug . in and play. Terms if desired. ; Spring Wound Portables .... $33.50 WILSON & LEE MUSIC STORE 7 SIMCOE ST. NORTH (May26,28) HARDWOOD FACTORY CUTTING, and $5. lots, delivered. Phone ET 123¢c) Lig tion, 3 YL N, doors, ina So soll pi PN 109 4 3 in pe. Ontario St. » 123 . $25.00 $39.95 $45.00 WOOD, STEEL FLEEALOM VE. big blinds, 'highest qual est prices. Free estimates 11a id anywhere. J. W. Malley, Phe Fhone 06) ARGUS 3.5 LENS, 300TH fas , Jiash Gun, Adapter nade. Fi able Vi ne 1 STOVE, 4-BURN- er, 10d Phone =r La a. ss 2-b % inal urner side doors, 28"x6'8", Der Sangeive; King East. Cc) $ 2 20 Nev 4-burner electric ranges. Chromolox elements. $22. down, balance convenient monthly --Used chine, 1 39. 50" washing machines $i gown balance mn Le AR 0 $1 59. 507 caines. mited snp. $22.50-% sti $63 Meio rangettes. $7.50 down, balance $8. a month. $29. 5 --and up. Reconditioned vacuum cleaners, com- plete with attachments. BARON'S RADIO AND ELECTRIC 426 SIMCOE. ST. S. PHONE 249 USED R.C.A. VICTOR MANTEL RA RADIO, wood cabl ik date, model. Hill-Cornish Electric, 1. (124b) "Beatty" washing ma- 50 1b. (124b) IC STOVE, AN- condition; walnut (124b) 4. nx attached goo Colborne St. %. SMALL JACKET HEATER WITH PIPES, in good condition. Phone 1051J. (124b) a JOHNSTON OUTBOARD, A. . 641 King St. East. WOOD, HALF CORD, Sito mired slab wood, half cord, (Junell) gs | =i Maple, Mixed, Soft, or Limbs. Stove lengths, Immediate del- very. PHONE 481 BW. Haynes 39 Park Rd. N. (120t1) CUT OAK, GOOD i 8 Phone 258TW. (1239) d chil 0 en's and children's cl thin Bo: ny ] 1 responsi asin a Sires nsible ion. EXPURTENCED WAITRESS, GOOD wages. Phone 215, Port. Perry. (123¢) BLE GIRL OR WOMAN TO LOOK atvat RY Chharen iNroush the 4 wh ou om oid COOK W. 30 Orchard Ave., 1 Rg] om. ly es for su 0 ter, Elmhurst Hn? ate, hone Clarke 3304. piv 442) J. Ti Ont. BOOKKEEPER, TYPIST, WITH OR Xithout exparlence; must have intel- nes Aan Ability, good salary. xX es-Gazette 115t1) YOUNG LADY For accolinting department of local firm. Must be neat worker. Experienced applicant preferred, but beginner will be considered, if intelligent and willing to work. Apply, stating particulars of experience, education and references to BOX 424, TIMES-GAZETTE (124¢1) 39--Male Help Wanted FULLER, BRU on eo. man, adjoining territory. & tart, steady work. Phone pointme nt. A, A MEON TOF Ea er well, one or aj y King West. PPIY 288) WANTED AT ONCE FIRST CLASS | Tinsmith or man with some experience. PHONE 4505J AFTER § Class a Wanted Must be first class man. Able cutting on heavy plate glass, Rate $1.08 per hour to ex- perienced man. APPLY NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 32 ALBERT ST. (126b) 39a--Male or Female Help RESTAURANT HEA», AT Inn. Phone 2286 BOOKKEEPER WANTED - eral ooRkeeping. Box Ed rig: Gazette, b) SOURCES OF CANADIAN CRUDE OIL SUPPLY BRITISH coLomsiA ALBERTA SASKATCHEWAN] MANITOBA MARITIMES \| ontrane | Sem ee bbls. 6,261,415 bbls. 252,152 bbls. 55 CALITO NIA 'SOUTH "AMERICA 227 bbls. 1,405,673 bbls. 577,269 bbls. 5,350,980 bbls. 627,385 bbls. 540,415 bbls. wns bbls. 4,158,107 bbls. 24,292,647 bbls. 130,084 bbls. 21,192,461 bbls.' 6,374,064 bbls. SOUTH' "AMERICA "HS. GULF AREA Signals System Links Far North Edmonton -- (CP) -- The rapid expansion of the Canadian Army's northern signals system from one station to a metwork of 20 in the Northwest Territories and thegYu- ken in a period of 25 years has been ou ine by Lt.-Col. W, W. Lockhart of Edmonton, now com- manding officer of the system. It its inception in 1923, Lt.-Col. Loekhart, then a corporal, was a member of the first party sent in- to' the north to establish two sta- tions and was one of four who set up the first office at Mayo, Y.T. On the first trip into Mayo the party went by boat along with the equipment and erected a small cab- in which was used as living quar- ters and signals station. After reaching Mayo and setting up the station, the party sat around for a month before the first mes- sage came through from Dawson, YT. 'Settlers in the district didn't show much faith in the wireless set and the words "It won't work" became common, Col. Lockhart re- to do free hand and pattern |calls About the only one to show any faith in the station was "Kippy" Boerner, a prospector who filed the first commercial message at Mayo. "The message was sent about a month later," Col. Lockhart said. The equipment used at the first station in the north was a 120-watt set which last ,was used in Ger- many by occupation forces. 5 41a--Lawn Mower Service Ee Te, YOU LAWN, er or sharpen re] nj nd, Reconditioned rowers 39b--Male and Female Help for sale. EIU ates 558 Eulalie Ave. Phone '3030M. (Junels) AN ERIENCED WAITER OR Yaitress required, live in. Appl ing full Jaltioulary e etc., moral Hotel, Bowmanville, © (1230) glv- | shi LAWN MOWER, SHE aeons; and repal L =Uup An Phone 104. Woods arpéned delivery. Somerville " (May24) 41 a Wanted TYPING DONE EFFICIENTLY AND Fompuy, Phone 2 am Liter J p.m.) Tee es- timate of os TH (125¢) OM- Reason; ER -- Box 431, (123d) Eine YouNa_ wou Rouse: | in cl yr8., wou ke = tion, Fret 5] able. gestalt] Times-G nt aviied by 4 IRIS household trieal a ances. Frank Snudd I Phone 919W. en. 107 Amo 43--Auction Sales ie B unig) BUTTER, 69c; LARGE EGGS, 490, 5 dos.' for 3239; bread, 10c; bananas, 2 Ins. 30c. lecofl's 174 Ritson 8. Ph (Junell) lock and save y ast ent ills ih i Sg Chase nerete Iinwood Ave. Buffalo, NY. or 13e; dries one , NO wax, no ishing, , Free aerivery. "An Bervices, 23 id West. Phone W. iol CIRL'S BICYCLE FOR SALE, t brig Apply 213 College A Ave, (1256) Hon retrigerator. Fare hock BE RE | {tlon; ETS a aa) | Bt, INCRETE BLOCK MACHINES, NEW. bt Rome GF bloc in price. Build your | PLABT-I-GLOSS, WONDER _ FLOOR desk; Community Commission Sale, 33 Hall Street, Saturday, May 28, pat 1:30 8 fleld suite; bed 2 floor noel uty? Drop-sia Ch AR wr 8s new): sabi" Kitenen fender dresser 5 hte Tutte eather HC al 'tab! i shale; Hanon ] ble lamp; sewi ig hee hester] o with ofl burner; 50 ft. itchen utensils, and man ticles too numerous to men fo Frank Oshawa. Phone 27147, LAWN MOWERS GROUND AND E trig x ve. fomragpeed' Aioek. 23) 44--Tender DER 'Tenders will - received by the un- dersigned up to June 5th, 1948, for digging a trench, 500 Jat long Jrosiuass ly 7 1 pply Lying JiRel eid Be] clean g Back aioe he he excess Sowmaiiiiie Cemetery. Lowest & any tender not Deco a cCopted. Clerk of the (Corporation of the Town of Bille. WANTED YOUNG MAN SHOE CLERK Must have at least 2 years High School, BOX 241 Times-Gazette The station at Dawson was set | up about, the same time as the one at Mayo and the next were estab- lished at Edmonton and Fort Simpson, NW.T. Col, Lockhart was: in charge of a signals station which received | first word of Germany's surrender | FISH STORY Duncan, B. C. -- (CP) -- Angler Armitage Ashland says he caught an eight-inch trout in his kitchen sink, and. he doesn't know how it got there. Ashland's water service failed. He disconnected the sink pipes and the trout flopped out. Department Store Replaces Hostel For War Veterans Vancouver -- (CP) -- The form- er Vancouver Hotel, used as a hos- tel for war veterans and their families, is to be razed and a large department store erected on the site. Since a small group of veterans marched and took possession of the structure 2% years ago in pro- test against its destruction during the housing shortage, it has been used as a hostel. About 1,300 per- sons are living there now. A recent announcement that the building and site had been pur- chased by the T. Eaton Co. Ltd. and that the structure would be torn down, drew protests from the Canadian Legion branch here. Le- glon officials said that it should be allowed to stand until the acute housing situation eases. Hon. H. H. Stevens, president of the Citizens' Rehabflitation Coun- cil, which has been operating the building, has announced that it could not be operated after the end of June or the first week in July. "In the operation -of this hostel we are. faced with a situation which no responsible body could be ex- pected to continue," he said. "To continue operation for an- other' winter would impose the ne- cessity of replacing heating, sani- tary and wiring systems in order to insure safety of tenants. Cost would be prohibitive." He said the heating system in the 30-year-old building was worn out. Replacement would .cost about $150,000. One boiler was out of commission and the remaining two were in bad shape. "This building could not be com- mercially operated 'except as a luxury. hotel at high rents," Mr. Stevens said. "Expenses on fuel ofl and. taxes alone exceed the total rent received from tenants. "Rents received during a 26- month period ending last month toe talled $244,135 for the 525 rooms used. They ranged from $11 per month for a single student veterans to $13.78 for a single non-student veterans. Family rooms cost from $22.50 to $27.50 a month. "Average cost per tenant per room has been $17.88. Operating room costs average out to $47.91 per som per month, or a total of $654, 0 "This means the people of Cana- da have been subsidizing rents in this building at the approximate rate of 60 per cent." Income apart from rents is ob- tained by a Dominion grant of $330,802, a Vancouver city grant of $52,000 and 27,000 from the Air Raid Precautions committee. Mr. Stevens sald efforts were be- ing made to find other accommo- dations for tenants and he beliey- ed these would be successful. LARGEST NEWSPAPER The New York Daily News, the United States' largest newspaper, has a : Sally circulation of more than vote will be killec" Tee oF LIMITED Distillers + Toronto Established 1832 -- ere ud bhi - i Te to) in 1932 Waterfront of the Toms of of $ork | (now T oronto) | v3 : over 32 miles of primitive roads and tangled woodland trails walked six Canadian pioneers ; ; . arguing fiercely as they went. Their purpose: #0 &ild each other's vote ! Yes, these six early settlers knew they were evenly divided in opinion : 2 : that shree would vote for one candidate Dr. William Dunlop, The Canada Company's man : . . and three would vote for the other candidate, Col. Anthony Van Egmond. Yet théy made the gruelling march to Goderich, Ontario, thete to cast their ballots in the 1835 election of The Upper Canada Legislative Assembly. Not one of the six«said "There's no use my going--my When YOU cast your secret ballot at every election--municipal, provincial, federal--you exercise # duty and privilege planned, worked and fought for by your forefathers. Your vote protects the fusure of your children. To fail in this duty is to be less than a good citizen. PuBLisHED IN THE INTERESTS OF Goop CITIZENSHIP BY Q Gooderham & Worts <) PRACTICAL JOKESTERS Regina -- (CP) -- For years A. J, 'Thompson, Regina's assistant posts magter; complained about the -traf- his widow. So wnen ne retired meme bers of the staff rigged upg min. fature traffic light on his desk and fic lights and police whistles blow- [Sounded police whistles all through ing on'a busy intersection beneath the leave-taking cefemonies; FARE AND ONE-THIRD FOR THE ROUND TRIP GO: Anytime from 12 noon Friday, June 4th, until 2 p.m, Monday, June 7th. RETURN: Leave destination not later than Midnight, Tuesday, Jupe Sth. Standard Time, BIRTHDAY MONDAY Jani railway ticket agent. CANADIAN A PACIFIC 50 PRINCE ST. MODEL R237 NOW ON DISPLAY, HILL- CORNISH ELECTRIC APPLIANCE STORE 4 ONE BLOCK NORTH OF BUS TERMINAL ROGERS a Radio-Phonograph | COMBINATION Here at last, is the music-lover'a™ = dream come true--Sparkling Ra-. | dio entertainment and the full ,; J Richness of Record Reprodue- cone = of =: brings this superb in- strument to re-create in your home the fe clear reception and tonal fidelity of the original performance. Inforporating many fread new electronic discoveries, ers Majestic Radio combines _ os, quality with the ultim- _J- ate in tonal beauty and incom- y parable performance. d PHONE 341 1 8 NOTICE! DUE TO A DISASTROUS FIRE Powell Motor Sales. AND Powell's General Store TO THE GROUND OWT} V-TRUCK| We ( he Yor i Quick TOWING SER | vi Local ang Long Distance | LA Also Crane work: and lifting NORTH OsHAwa Service for co steel beams, eto, Nstruction PHONE 46944 We wish to take this opportunity of THANKING the' Oshawa Fire Dept. and the other People who axocuted every effort to save our business. POWELL MOTOR SALES