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22 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, September 11, 1553 "CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 39--Articles For Sale 42--Female Help Wanted VENETIAN BLINDS--THE ADVANCED Kirsch type. The most startling develop rient in venetian blind history. Flat tened S-sha slats give better and more graceful enclosure. We are sure these blinds will not only satisfy but OFFICE CLERK, YOUNG LADY FOR permanent position, typing preferred, ac- curacy essential. Pleasant working con- ditions. Company benefits. Apply Silver- wood Dairies Ltd., Port Perry. Phone 154. (212¢) create i obligations. George Reid. Dial 5-0633 -- 66 Bond St. West. (Sept.12) IF YOU USE AVON COSMETICS, YOU know it is profitable to service Avon st We have w for USED METAL ICE BOXES, 50 AND 75-1b, capacity. Used 3-piece chester field studio suites, and single S-piece natural kitchen in good condition. Ruther ford's, 156 Simcoe South. (134t) GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERA- tor, excellent condition, $150. Apply 91 Ontario St. (211¢) McClary Refrigerators See the new miracle capacity McClary with automatic flash defrost, new green and gold interiors, 75-lb. freezer capa- city, butter conditioner with cold control. Prices start aot only $279. Liberal trade-in allowance, Easy terms. See them today at RUTHERFORDS 156 SIMCOE SOUTH (1666) M. GREENBERG & SONS Scrap wood for sale $5.00 per truck load Phone 3-7333 308 Bloor St no able, mature women. Write Box 916, Times-Gazette. (212¢) 43--Male Help Wanted 45--Agents Wanted BOY WANTED TO WORK OIN GROC- ery store, steady position. Apply per- sonally to Eastview I.G.A., 120 Wilson Rd. S. (212b) AGENTS, CLUBS, CHURCH GROUPS! Make friends and profits easily showing Canada's finest Christmas cards. 75 items scenic, URGENTLY NEEDED ~~ BODY AND fender man, experience preferred. Apply Box 949, Times-Gazette. (212¢) French, personal and every day cards. Many novelty items: ribbons, wraps, seals, purse lights and books. prompt service. Liberal commissions. WANTED Smart boy for delivery, full time, bicycle pro- vided. Apply WARD'S STORE (212b) RELIABLE BOY FOR GLOBE AND Mail paper route, vicinity McLaughlin Blvd., Rossland Rd. Good weekly profits. Dial 5-4473. (212b) STENOGRAPHER, MARRIED OR SIN- gle, 5-day week. Good working condi- tions. Apply Bank of Nova Soolia: 1 > 1 BOOKKEEPER - STENOGRAPHER CA- pable of taking full charge of small of- fice. Long-term employment. Write Box 815, Times-Gazette. (211) WOMAN TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK and care for 3 children, one school age. Dial 5;3273, or 3-7045. (210c) GIRL OR WOMAN, STEADY HOUSE- work, friendly family, good wages, lib- eral time off. Sleep in. Dial B02, ib 5 ic DRESS FINISHER AND PRESSER FOR dry cleaning plant. Top wages, good working condition. Phone 3-3910, between c) | WANTED Keen girl, for soda fountain. Apply Karn's Drug Store. DIAL 3-4622 (212¢) 40--Articles For Rent CEMENT MIXER FOR RENT. APPLY 242 Harmony Road South. (212a) 41--Articles Wanted PIANOS, CASH FOR YOUR PIANO now. Wilson & Lee, 79 Simcoe N. Dial (Sept23) 5-2822. WANTED, LIVE POULTRY, FEATR- s and mat- tresses. Dial IL Turner. North Oshawa, 3-2043 collect. (Sept.12) GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED, stoves, heat: h sets. ves, sler Furniture, 56 King West. Dial 5-0132. (Sept23) M. GREENBERG & SONS WE BUY: ' Scrap Iron Metal Rags, Ete. Highest Prices Paid Phone 3-7333 -- 308 Bloor E. (Oct2) CEDARDALE SCRAP IRON and METALS Highest prices paid for Iron, Metals, Paper, Rags, etc. Local and out-of-town calls pick up free. 100 Annis St. east of CNR Station, Dial 5-3432, Residence dial 5-4159, (Sept15) SHAW RAG and METAL prices paid for scrap iron, Highest metal, rags, batteries, mattresses, etc. Factory accounts appreciated. 89 BLOOR ST. E. Dial 5-2311 -- J, SHAW Res.: 3-9111 ers, scrap iron, metal, (Sept6) 42--Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED WAITRESS FOR HO- tel main dining room. Phone 3-4822 be- tween 9 and 5. (211¢) EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER Typist, married or single, for general insurance office, Op- portupity for advancement for intelligent, ambitious young lady. Apply Schofield Insurance Associates, Ltd. 6 Simcoe North (210¢) 43--Male Help Wanted JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER. APPLY 9 Wilson Rd. S. Dial 5-5132. (2100) MAN WITH CAR WANTED TO SELL over 250 guaranteed products. Small capital required. No risk whatsoever. Write for details, Familex, Dept. 1, 1600 Delorimier, Montreal. (2122) EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS. AP- ply at job, 74 Alexandra Street. - (2126) PLUMBERS WANTED, NEW HOUSES only. Dial 5-5352. (210¢) LARGE RETAIL FURNITURE AND appliance store requires 2 salesmen. The men chosen for these positions will be trained for manager's positions. Apply Arcade Furniture Store, Harwood N., Ajax. Phone 475. (212¢) REAL ESTATE SALESMAN We have an opening for one energetic man of neat appear- ance, in our active Oshawa office. Experience preferred, but not essential. Late model car necessary, For interview appointment call our Oshawa manager, M. O. Tindall, at 5-0429, evenings 5-6366. David McLean Ltd., Realtors, STOCKKEEPER WANTED For branch store of large " tire organization. Young man between ages of 21 and 30. Good appear ance, good conversa- tionalist. Permanent position, all company benefits. Experience pre- ferred but not essential. For interview Write Box 904, Times-Gazette (200t0) Pensioner or simi- lar type man pre- ferred for-light de- livery work. Karn's Drug Store. Dial 3- 4622. wo 44--Male or Female Help Wanted / WANTED -- BOOKKEEPER, MARRIED or single with some experience, typing essential. Apply 54 Church St. (212b) 45---Agents Wanted Appliance Salesman Experienced -- Required by long-established retail firm in Oshawa. Excellent opportunity for advancement to managerial Jposition, Apply in confidence, stating salary expected, to Box 948, Times-Gazette. Our staff has been notified of this ad- vertisement. SALESMEN! SALESLADIES! We have 4 vacancy in Oshawa for a salesperson, male or fe- male, with the following quali- fications: Age 25 - 45, good education, ambition, good health, and use of a car. Pre- vious experience not necessary. Thorough training given. This is your chance for a per- manent position with--a well- established, nationally-known company (Aluminum Goods Limited, Sterling Silver Divi- sion). This is not a door-to- door position, Write, giving full particulars and telephone number, Box 844, Times- 211b) 43 Bond Street W. (212b) Gazette, 2100) . V. Card Co., 86 Kensington North, Hamilton, Ont. (Sept2?) Delivery boy, over 15, with ' bicycle. Hours 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Karn's Drug Store Dial 3-4601 (211¢) CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS For prompt service, speedy delivery get your Christmas needs from Oshawa Greeting Cards, large selec- tion of special choice -- Christmas Cards, Gift Wraps, Seals, Tags. Highest commissions. 421 Mary St. (Sept1?) PHONE 5-2003 OSHAWA GREETING CARDS GET FREE PURSELIGHT The sensational novelty item, with early sales, Our complete line of Christmas cards in- cludes everything needed for fast sales and big profits. Highest quality and liberal com-mission. Make up to 55¢ profit on Feature Box. Hurry, limited time only. Free purse- light. Write today for samples on approval and particulars of amazing bargain sample offer. Melex Greeting Card Co., Dept. O.T., Hamilton. (Sep18) OPPORTUNITY Local company conducting a survey of the city of Oshawa and surrounding area, requires the services of intelligent men and women to act as special representatives to gather facts and data for a planned sales program. Men and women selected will be given comprehensive brief- ing on how to interview and be given instruction in the method of closing extensive and remunerative sales. Learn how other men and women are earning commis- sions well over one hundred a week. Car an asset but not essential. Write for interviews to BOX 914, TIMES-GAZETTE 110) 46--Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE OPERA- tor requires position. Dial 5-5095. (211c) 2 MEN, HALF-TON PICKUP, GENER- al repair and clean up. Dial 5-3623 + 20) Qn DUTCH WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO DO housework. Phone 3-4873 after 5 o'clock. (211¢) RETIRED CIV IL SERVANT, EX- serviceman, would .like position as care- taker, or other light work. Abstainer. Phone 3-7908. (211c) YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES PART-TIME position as receptionist or cashier, day or evening. Dial 5-3794. (210c) MAE'S CLOTHING REPAIRS, DARN- ing, patching, zippers, button holes, pant cuffs, shirt collars turned or remade. Free pick-up and delivery. Dial 3-4840. (Sept.12) A & A Speci SATURDAY ONLY For bargains beyond your highest expectations, come in and shop our special Saturday values at A. & A.--the store choice of wise, thrifty shoppers for miles around. Men's nylon-gabardine DRESS TROUSERS In blue, royal, sand, grey and navy. Reg. value to $7.95. Only 90 prs. left atonly ,..ccovue,ss $4.99 Children's STATION WAGON STADIUM COATS Of nylon satin waterproof mater- ial. Sizes 4-6 ............ Sizes 7-12 ........ 5.95 Men's navy drill WORK says All sizes of 1st qual ials. Reg. values g ly 75 left at 99 New -- 60 x Ladies' First Quality FLANNEL PYJAMAS All sizes patterned flannel pat- terns. Reg. 2.99, now only 52.39 in brightly 1.29. Ladies' PANTIES With nylon lace trim, All colors and sizes. Reg. 59. ARMY BLANKETS Guaranteed aot onry 53.99 (ony 52.99 jeans with zipper nylon hi Sizes Reg. 3.95. 80, JEANS Boys' sanforized flannel lined front and 6 to 16, Galore visit your A & A. STORE 100% Nylon Leading EVERY GUARA -- or MONEY R Ladies' Ist Quality Nightgowns 157 86 Simcoe 'St. North (next to L and Bargain Centre! Oshawa's Surplus ITEM NTEED EFUNDED Reg. 1.59. Children's 2-Piece Fleece-Lined SLEEPERS In oll sizes and colors. onLY 99 MEN'S SUITS ' (Bankrupt Stock) AN styles single and double breasted in yarn dyes, wools, gabardines, worsteds and stripes. Reg. to $59.50 value. Only 50 left, all going for only $19.99 iquor Store) Telephone 5-4462 Men's Panco-soled WORK BOOTS ARMY BOOTS 2.99 Scattered Increases Fail Raise August Building Total value of construction con- tract awards of $146,875,400 for the month of August, 1953, was $28,- 881,500 under the total for the same period last year. ' Cumulative total for the first eight months of 1953, according to the records of MacLean Building Reports Limited, stands at $1,277,- 564,400, as compared to the eight month period of 1952, which had a dollar volume of $1,219,933,500. This represents an increase of $57,630,900 and would appear to in- dicate that work, although drop- ping off slightly in August, should maintain a relatively high level for the balance of the year. Increases in the individual cate- gories were scattered throughout the provinces. Residential construc- tion increased in all regions, and the Maritimes showed increases in all four categories. On a Dominion basis, although residential was up ,233,200 and business increased by $10,261,800, « drop in industrial $1,626,200 down and a substantial drop in engineering ($59,750,300 down) produced the overall deficit of $28,881,500. Comparative figures for each category in August, (1952 figures in brackets) follow: Residential, $63,580,400 ($41,347,200); Business $58,243,700 ($47,981,900); Industrial, $11,794,200 ($13,420,400); and En- gineering, $13,257,100 ($73,007,400). The Maritimes section of the country showed an overall increase of $3,388,400 over the same month last year, with increases in all categories. Residential, $2,374,400 (up $1,267,700); Business, $5,243,- 100 (up $433,900); Industrial, $170, 100 (up $90,100); and Engineering, $3,138,400 (up $1,596,700). In Quebec, increases of $2,838, 700 in Residential and $1,367,300 in business were not large enough to offset the decreases of $1,571,900 for Industrial and $4.119,900 in En- gineering. This resulted in a total decrease of $1,485,800. Ontario showed a total decrease of $11,965,700 below 1952. Substan- tial increases in residential and business categories were cancelled out by a slight drop in industrial and a large drop in engineering. Standings of the categories: Resi- dential, $11,709,800 up; Business, $8,775,300 up; Industrial, $836,900 down; and Engineering, $31,613,- 900 down. x . In Western Canada, a heavy drop in Engineering ($25,613,200 down) and a slight drop in Business ($314,700 down) overbalanced a substantial increase in "esidential ($6,417,000 up) and a small in- crease in industrial ($692,500). The net result was a total decrease in the West of $18,818,400 for the month of August. In the 'Big Jobs of the Month" no one particular job was big enough to warrant singling out. In the residential field, three jobs were over the $1 million mark, At Montreal, Quebec, 75 duplexes and 25 apartments will cost $4.5 million; row housing at Edmonton, Alta., to cost $1.2 million; and 250 bungalow. to be erected at Ste. Genevieve de Pierrefonds, Que. will cost over $2 million. Large commercial projects: A customs building at Vancouver, B.C.; a hotel at Toronto; a Race track club house at Fort Erie, Ont.; a life insurance building at Waterloo, Ont.®a warehouse super- structure in Etobicoke Township, Ont.; an office building in Mon- STAFFORD BROS. MONUMENTAL WORKS 318 DUNDAS ST, E, WHITBY PHONE WHITBY 552 Memorials @ Markers . READING, England (CP)-- Scientists here decided that hun- dreds of fish found dead in Knights White lake had drowned. Excep- tionally hot weather, they said had exhausted the oxygen in the water. treal, Que; a shopping centre at Dorval, Que.; an office and ware- house at IMoncton, N.B.; and a warehouse and office addition at Halifax, N.S. In the industrial field: Altera- tions and addition to a bakery building at Winnipeg, Man; a photo engraving plant at Toronto; three hangars at Cold ".ake, Alta.; and two printing plant buildings at To- | ronto. : The only large Engineering job was a $1 million dredging project at Vancouver harbour, B.C. pre DREW BACK IN PTTAWA OTTAWA (CP) -- Hon. Geor; Drew, Progressive Conservatit leader, returned Thursday from post-election holiday at Guelph. H said he will remain in Ottawa unt Parliament opens in November ef cept for brief visits in differe parts of Canada. STERN REMINDER ANSONVILLE, Ont. (CP)--C vert council was in session in th town near- Timmins when the ne night constable appeared. One the councillors halted his orator when he learned he must remov his car, double-parked in front the town hall. The session wa held up while the councillor parked his car. After being thoroughly tra CEMENT FOR SALE Crenna Construction, New High School HENRY STREET, WHITBY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY One of Canada's largest Accident and Health Com- panies will appoint one man to be their special representative in this area. the chance of a life. time, That man will be given | money-wise and socially. ined he will be given the | necessary equipment to enter the high income bracket, | providing he works and follows our plans. extra commission contracts will also be given him, Age twenty-one to fifty, Write in confidence to Box | 110, 1656 Avenue Road, Toronto. { Special | VIGOR OIL Co. Lid. . FOR THE VERY BEST NO. 1STOVE OIL AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICE! Dial 5-1109 78 Bond St. West i FOX WELDING EQUIPMENT=GASES announce a new =n SERVICE -- for -- STRIES OF OSHAWA NOW ... YOUR... CARBON DIOXIDE FIRE EXTINGUISHING - EQUIPMENT Can Be Serviced Right Here in Oshawa To The Citizens of Oshawa: It is with pleasure that | am able to announce that, effective immediately « . . The Fox Welding Equipment and Gases are now in a position to service the Fire Extinguishing Equipment of Industrial Plants, Stores, Garages, etc. We have installed a C.0.2 Carbon Dioxide Convertor for the express purpose of servicing any and all Carbon Dioxide Extinguishass in the City of Osh- awa. In the past many businesses have experienced much inconvenience by the necessity of having to send their Fire Extinguisher Equipment to out- side points for servicing . . . and waiting weeks for return delivery. NOW this new service can be had right here in Oshawa with 8-hour service. In the event that your equipment needs checking or recharging please tele- phone 3-7743. We guarantee prompt, efficient service. REMEMBER! , , . waiting can be an expensive proposition . . . if you have a fire! JOHN. J. FOX Avoid Costly Delays . . . Have Your Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguishers Serviced by Us! {FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE DAILY ) FOX WELDING EQUIPMENT «GASES 5¢ CHURCH STREET 43