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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1948 ts. FRE 8, EBBS, BARRISTER, SoHeitor, Rid Public Convey: Aucer, Money to loan, Third floor ew Alger Building, 4 Office, Phone 2996, (40) SWANSON, GERMAN, McKENZIE and Douglas, barristers, solicitors, conveyancers, notaries ublie, Money to loan, 8 King St, B, Phone 940, 2454, D, A, J. Swanson, F, G, MoKenzile, 8, B, Doug - -. AN A ay, RAL Money to loan. od Dewland's Stove, 18 Simcoe street morth, Phone 67, Toridenty | Ww. L' AND GREER, A ete, Money to loan, Alger posite post office, Frony " J, Parkhill, A, Nf A PAR pin 61 reer, . Medical clan, Surgeon, ouRioR, PHA . sh} reference to mate! i vor and diseases of women, He ost graduate i Ig ne rs 167 Simbos st, 0] one » hi i (119048) 8 , BUR- My ice an her, rediv hy t, East, corner t Gohaws. Phone M4, BR. GR T DERRY: PHYSICIAN Uurgeo! R, McKA eon, Kio batstrie lan, 4 a o nts and children ce #n tate 97 Bond East, ' Phone 1166, -------------------------------------- 1 B. hd HAZLEWOOD, PRYSI re rower a fn Qffice, e. Di oy Bl Jone 'Ottion oo 4 am, [BB] * aenide nee 161 King East, Phone 2418, (tr) PR. C. W. CARR, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician, office ad- gress bbS Simcoe St, N. Phone R416. (Aug. 1-Nov, 1.) DR Sefats ov FTE BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR oronto, will be at his Ve ury & Lovell's Dry tore each Saturday, from 1 till p.m, for consultation and treatment of diseases ear, nose and throst only, Apo v "Phos A be ads Dental ) ST, OF- 8 Bakscits" Phone 980; Residence 306, 4-1 yr. DE. D. B, DAVIES, DENTIST, OF: fice in Alger Bldg., opposite Post Office. Nitrous oxide oxygen g8s for extractions. Evenings by ap- er Phone 281. (12tf) gory or 3 for extraction. 12 E Ln tions. Office, Bank Phone 948, residence, dd A ng So PR. J. F. BROCK, EE pS Simcoe St. N., over Phone 1957, Evenings y A pe ment. Eo 0,578 DE. FRED A. FLORA, SET King street east. Alger hg 3) Phope 2860. Evenings by sppola t. (July 25-Aug. 25) Engineering snd Surveying ST o alll ----i Window Cleaning July 20-Avg. 29). ao | 8 ation GRAVEL, DIRT AND CINDER ON eetror truok to y ho bd Opposite Re C. B. HEPBURN, 77 R Distriet _ ltepresentative for the Great West Life Aww nee Comé pany, Phone 1365), INSURANCE ~~ ENA and d Co, Local agen of the best English hada Office "is Simeoe 8t, N, Money to Loan LOANS ARRANGED ON IMPROV- ed city and farm property, either completed or under constructie Conant and Annls, phone 4, (76 ) PERSONS DESIRING LOANS ON a security of their motor cars, oF those desiring to refinance the |B urchase of their motor cars, eee 1 Rep Sr and Meloni, LX , Building loans I pe ey Bros, on 16h, 0 ( CITY AND FARM LOANS Mila |) gress loans arranged, hill Greer, Barristers, ete, Alger Bldg, Phone 1614, (401) Building Supplies FOR SALB--OBMENT BLOOKS, sani and gravel, Quality guaran: teed, Good loam for lawns, W, Bor- rowdale, Phone 1618, (80th) WE a UGH AND pest iE sek "nd Ae is DWOOD FLOORS LAID finished com jetely Bl AL machine, Satisfaction guaranteed, Give us a trial, Bylvian and Ste vens, Lid Alice street. Phone 2610 (July 14-Aug 14) dump ur, Hr Ar ade 7 (May | "0 HARDWOOD FLOORS, LAID BY expert mechanics, Qld floors fin- ished like new, Screen windows, combination doors, General cons tracting, B, W, Haynes, 161 Kips St, W, Phone 481, Residence 180 rs (188th) CHAMBERLAIN METAL WEATH- er strip for doors and windows, Guaranteed to stop all draughts, cheapest and best on market, Estimates given free, Phone 1587F, A, Morgan, 811 Division St. or write J. H. Vance, 778 Aylmer St, Peterboro. (Jy, 81-Aug, 81) HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID AND sanded, filled, waxed and polished, Verandabs and garages built, Phone 2177W, (July 28-Aug. 28) aaa Ne ad Painting and Decorating hn, fag ae PER varanterd nen, vis abe ' HILL, DECORATI TG, painting, Estimates FP, & paperhanging, Busrangeed, a Phone 942W. 185 Brock east. ' (148t0) »| OSHAWA PAINTERS. YOUR call to us will save "i Nama Pure materials i isos, Bi 1 rend 9. Co, street id DISNEY-COTT FUNERAL HOME 87 Celina street,Osbawa, Corner Bruce street. Ambulance. ons », 1-137) | 3% east. | room 'Y Rad 218 (Joly 31-Ang, 21) 140 Atma Bt of moving, think of me, P! 4005, Beauty Parlors PERMANENT WAVE (DOES NOT need finger waving)----4$7.60, Fins er waving a. specialty. Nvalyne ranch, 111 Calborne Bt, B, Phone 608), (8t0) BETTY LOU PERMANENT WAVE Shop, Permanent wave, special $7.60, Marecelling, finger waving, 86 Simcoe street north, Phone 8048, dnd] hdd sh it Ho oll sham hone P18M for a tment, 0 lessons in marcelling, July S-August 8, CINDERELLA DRESS SHOPPE, 168 Simoos Bt, 8, Marcelling and manicuring from 9 till 6; evenings by appointment, Phone 3879, (July 19-Aug. 19) MARCEL AND CURL, 650 GENTS. 45. Albany street, or phone Irene Robertson, 1444), (Jy 81-Aug, 81) of En CS. PJCKENSON, VS, DIs| SES of all amines imals tifically fir i DREESBMAKING, PLAIN FANCY sewing. Miss Flossie Boyd, 858 Leslie St. Phone 1848J. ; (Aug. 4-Sept. 4) Work Wanted RB-UPHOLSTERING, CHESTER. fields made to order, Wo save you mopey, Estimates free. GO, A. Constable. 74 Mechanic street. Phone 16067. (66-tr) CONCRETE WORK OF ALL kinds promptly done. Satisfaction guaranteed, Phone 189. (20-1) WORK WANTED---WOULD DO any sewer water connections, Bos sumber 10¢ additional go TIMES CLASSIFIRD ADS COST LITTLE; AC. COMPLISH MUCH TELEPHONE 3 8 | JTXED HARD AND SOFT WOOD slabs, $3.60 per load, Also bone dry body wood, Waterous-Meek Limited, Phone 1388, (Apr, 236-tf) FOR SALE--STRICTLY Nw laid eggs, delivered anywhere in gity, Phone 896, (23-tr) FOR SALE -- CHILD'S BED, slightly used, Apply 106 Willlam street east. (26-t1) FOR BALE---BABY CARRIAGE. Lloyd Stroller, good as new. Ap- ply at #1 Burk St, Oshawa, (otf) FOR SALE--BABY CARRIAGE, also stroller, Apply 135 Elgin St. B, (30h) FOR SALE--ONE 8 BY 10 FT. new tent and Coleman camp stove; will sell at a loss. Phone 2058W. (30c) ng | FOR BALE_SIX OOTAVE BELL Organ, piano case. rug, 1651 ' King St. 2665W. FOR SALE CHEAP, 2 LARGE Pugs, 8 by 8, 8 by 4 Apply 27 Warren Ave. (31h) AS OAR Help Wanted---Female GOOD WOMAN COOK WANTED at once, One accustomed to res- taurant and hotel work, Must be good on short orders and able tu take charge of kitchen. Steady employment. Apply by letter to Box "E' Oshawa Daily Times, (29-0) WANTED--COOK GENERAL IM- mediately. Must be . competent, elean and rcliasble. Family of 2 adults and child, Phone 378. Write P.O. Box 48, Oshawa. (31e) One tapestry W. Phone (81c) with h , A oly 168 Gath ment. All convenences, also gar age. No children desired. . 173 ary street, (13-t1) FURNISHED BEDROOMS TO rent, Apply 108 William a 3 BD TO RENT -- rooms, electrip ate, TR convents ences for light housekeeping, Phone 774W, 140 Tylor Cresent B LA BRIGHT FUR- nished, front room. "All conveni- ences. Apply 263 Albert St. 204 (20c nished bedroom suitable for busi. ness lady or gentleman. Breakfast if desired. Five minutes walk from General Motors. Phone ne. , (32¢ UNFURNISHED FOR RENT--- 3 rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 139, (271) FOR RENT--NIOELY FURNISH. ed room, suitable for business man, Apply 142 Simcoe St. N. Phone 212, (29-¢) TO RENT--FURNISHED BED. room, for gentleman, Eaglish pre ferred. Phone 17838F. (29-¢) TO RENT -- FURNISHED ROOM on bathroom flat. Ten minutes to General Motors, All conveniences. 188 Arthur street. Phone 181, (20-¢c) FOR RENT--BED SITTING ROOM and kitchenette, Apply 288% Golf St. (30tf) TO RENT--ONE FRONT FUR-|gss. ONE FOUR ROOM, ONE SIX room brick veneer houses for sale. Ten minutes from Four Corners. Best residential section, Rosehill Blvd. Phone owner, 742). Frank = (223-11) USE ane Bs 38 Simcoe BN (8 ty FOR BRALR -- TT WHITE Brick house on commer lot, six rooms, large sleeping porch, two verandahs, all conveniences, stucco garage, paved driveway. Throe minute walk from General Motors. Good for private family or rooming house. Apply to Arthur Peacock, corner Athol St. and Ritson Rd., one block south of King St. Phone (18th) FOR SALE--FIVE ACRE FARM, shanty, stable, granery, well, or- chard, crop with garden. §600 cash. balance easy terms. Lakeview Gardens, Adam Amerchonskli. (30¢c) aan lh Agents Wanted MEN WITHOUT PREVIOUS sales experience make good with us. You can too. We will help you make good. Excellent oppore tunity, exclusive territory, Write giving age and occupation to the J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. N, 27 John .street, Hamilton, Oni. (M. W, F.-Aug, 15) PERSONAL GREETING CARDS -- Agents wanted to take orders for the finest line ever shown in Can- ada. Regal Art Company, Manu- facturers, 310 Spadina, Toronto. (314) we fo ™ and wit you, FOR RENT--GARAGE CLOSE TO Motors, Apply 149 Agnes Bt, or phone 1104 (80¢c) FOR RENT----FURNISHED ROOM close to Motors, Apply 149 Agnes St., or phone 1104M, (300) FIVE ROOMED HOUSE FOR rent. Modern conveniences and garage. Phone 780W, 674 Bimcoe 8. Lost and Found LOST--A BUNCH OF KEYS ON Park Rd4., between Eimgrove and Hillside Ave, Return Adanac store, Park Rd, (81e) LOST---~FORD BALLOON TIRE and rimy about 6.30 Tuesday morn- ing, 1 mile east of Whithy. Finder leave 100 William St. B, Reward. (31a) APARTMENT FOR RENT FIRST floor, Central, furnished, gas, Fhone. Separate entrance. Large rooms. Phone 1608. (30h) FOR RENT--ONE FPURNISHED bedroom, also two unfurnished rooms ground floor. One block from Motors. Apply 22 Ritson Rd. N. Phone 2693), (80¢) FOR RENT--TWO ROOMS FOR light housekeeping. $25 per month. Apply 88% Bimcoe Bt. N. Phone 227, (80¢) DOG LOST--AIREDALE PUPPY. Pemale. Phone 1470J, (31a) Help Wanted--Male A CARETAKER REQUIRED FOR School Section No. 11, East Whit- by Township. Applicationg to be sent to R, W. Grierson, Sec.-Treas., R.R. 1, Oshawa, by Aug. 20, State salary expected. (314) For Sale or Rent FOR RENT--TWO ROOMS OR more for light housekeeping. 115 Ritson Rd, S. Phone 1084F. (81¢) STORE FOR RENT, ALSO WORK- shop, Ceatral location. Immediate possession. All Weather Tire Shop, 5 Celina St. (31h) WANTED---A SALESLADY FOR ladies' wear, also 'able to alter dresses. Apply 20 Oak St. Phone 18987. (31e) FOR RENT--COSEY BEDROOM for gentlemen, $3 per week. $2.50 it shared. Close to Motors, Also garage. Phone 28827, (21d) Phope 1417. (81¢) Books ROBBRTSHAW'S NEW LENDING library. Books always coming In, Come in and Jook them over. (July 27-Aug, 87) Machinery Repairing B, 18 (Mar 0) Wanted to Rent int Pn Ay un or six rooms. Apply giving i details to 207 Barrie 4 Peterboro, Ont. (2810) HOUSE WANTED--FIVE OR BIK house fn dstrict suitable prot lug" will rd : r : mediately, and take lease 1400 or ses BR, H. nore Limited. sic) fortably furnished rooms for Hii housekeeping. No children. of King preferred. Bog "8", al . Wanted to Buy ' | Phone 189. RS WANTED TWO OR THRBE COM: | ing. Late mode GIRL WANTED FOR ORDER DE- partment: Good education, and knowledge of typewriting neces- sary. Apply to Fittings. (31h) Contracting A. BLACKBURN, CONCRETE contractor. Specialist in concrete floor work. Gravel, sand and cip- ders, ote. Hauling terms moderate. Address, 547 Mary St. Phone 2876W. Oshawa or 2570 Egling- ton Avenue, Toronto. (Aug. 8-Sept. 8) FOR RENT--FOR LIGHT EOUSE- keeping, two large unfurnished front rooms, Gas stove and light. Apply 98 Centre St. (81c) FOR RENT--THREE ROOMS. Apply 208 French St., or phone 1729F, (31¢) FOR RENT--THREE ROOMS, Bathroom flat. Apply 554 Mary St. (31c) TO RENT--AT THE LAKE FUR- plished cottage, also furnished room to sujt two gentlemen. Phone 289 r 1-8. (816) MR. H. PALMATIER CONCRETE work of all descriptions, also plas- tering promptly dope. Satisfaction guaranteed. Apply 154 Alma St. (390) i -- Motor Cars SEDAN FOR PONTIAC 1926 Model. Like pew, SALE, Phone (26-1) TO RENT--GARAGE CLOSE TO G.M.C. op 138 Brock St. E. Phone 7221. (31¢) FOR RENT -- TWO LARGE bright unfurpished rooms Ideal for couple for light housekeeping. (81c) FOR RENT--TWO UNFURNISH- ed rooms with all convenineces. FOR SALE--$90. 00 FORD TOUR Excellent condi- tion. 538 Big LA (31c) South! wor Laughlin SALE--$126 BUYS = Me- 45. Phone 13557, after 8. (29-¢) SALE~Bl0 G SIX STUDE- touring FOR baker 7 Passenger, § [ 1 ble. Phone 1486] or Apply 327 Albert St. 31c) TO RENT--FURNISHEED 75 room. Suit two. 1656 eS (31¢) FOR RENT--TWO ROOMS FOR light housekeeping, furnished or unfurnished. 220 James St. ow wire wheels, new top, chanically and mew paint job this spring. $300. 27 Warren Ave, Small car taken in exchange. RIC; quantity large "144 Simcoe St. N. The Food WANTED TO BUY Apply' y.{ erty. Wanted RTGAGE WANTED--FIRST MORTGAGE of $8.200 on new squar | Aukiog ody Dios near Phone og Dyment 2968. Tuesday or Wednesday evening. WANTED-- THREE THOUSAND Gollars, three or five years at 7 per on first mortgage on props First class v-lue at $8,000. Very central. Harry Salter, phone 185. (31k) Help Wanted | 636 Somerville Ave. COMFORTABLE ROOM TO RENT suit one or two gentlemen. Break- fast if desired. Phone 1986W. TO RENT--NEW 3 ROOMED flat. Apply svsnings FOR RENT--8 ROOMED APART- ment. ud 487 Simcoe St. 8. Phone 6 (31e) LARGE FRONT room unfurnished or as urn: bedroom. 151 King St. W. Phone Cc or BATH flat Three minutes from Motors. Apply 257 Division St. Call #119] [L$ * Roomers Wanted EY) roy TED Sani - {ply 68 Queen St Ola). Very central. Apply 7 Athol St. W.| -- COTTAGE FOR SALE OR RENT for September at Bala, Five rooms. Larg¢ verandah, all screened and furnished, Boat, Ten minutes from supplies, rall'vay, boats. Ross Jones. Phone 206. (81h) Auction Sale AUCTION BSALE-FRIDAY, AU- gust 10, 1028, at 1.30 pm. at Sulley's Sale Yards, 41 King street west. 1 Moffatt electric range, 1 Quebec cooke, 1 Quebec heater, 1 coal oil stove, 8 burner, 1 side- board, 1 solid walput extension table and asbestos covering, 1 chesterfield and chair, Iron beds complete, a number of chairs, kit- chen table, kitchen cabinet, 2 sew- ing machines, linoleum, congoleum rug. 1 tub stand and ringer, boiler and tubs, 1 3 tube radio, in A 1 shape, 1 4 tube radio in A 1 shape, 2 water power washers. Any per- son wanting to put, articles in this sale notify W. J, Sulley, Phone 71673, Terms cash. (81b) Employment Wanted MIDDLE AGED LADY WANTS work as practical nurse or other work and young lady with child wapte position as housekeeper iu good home. Apply 279 Jarvis St. (31e) MAN KEPT AFLOAT BY ARTIFICIAL LEG Bruce MeQuillon, War Vet. REVIVE PROJECT OF N: 3. CANAL Cut Through the Isthmus of Chignecto Would Make Province an lsland (By Canadian Press) Amherst, N.S, Aug. 8---Off and on for more than a century past engineers and commercial leaders in the Maritime Provinces have been preaching the necessity of cutting a canal through the narrow Isthmus of Chignecto and thus at a single stroke, severing Nova Beotia from the rest of the Deo- minion. It is pointed out that while such a canal would trans- form the province into an island in the terminology of physical geo- graphy, it would bring its produe- tion fields and ports into closer commercial communication with the markets of central and western Canada, The century-old project was re- cently revived by the Amherst Board of Trade, which, after re- ceiving an exhaustive report pre- sented by Hance J. Logan, K.C, passed a resolution urging the Do- minion Government to underfake the construction of the canal at the earliest possible date. A canal across the Isthmus would shorten the sea run from the port of the maritimes to the St, Lawrence river ports hy two days, cutting off the dangerous circuit of the Nova Scotia coast; would greatly facilitate trade hetween the Atlantic Provinces and the West Indies and bring Prince Edward Island into closer touch with St. John, the commercial capital of New Brunswick. While the Maritime Provinces, and particularly Prince Edward Island, stand to gain most hy the consummation of the project, its promoters state the whole Domin- lon would benefit, Millions of tons of coal from the Cumberland Ba- sin, gypsum from Albert County, N.B., apples from the Annapolis Valley, could he hipped through the new artery of trade to the Gulf of Bt. Lawrence and so to the port of Montreal for distribution throughout the Dominion. Trans- portation and marine insurance costs would drop. Fifty years ago the project seem- ed well on its way to actual con- summation when the Dominion Government granted $1,000,000 to commence construction, it having been approved by the Canal Com- nrission of 1871, together with the Welland, Lachine, Sault Ste, Marie and- Rideau canal plane. Then ea more novel scheme for removing the trade barrier blossomed into brief splendor, detracting atten- tion from canalisation, In 1882 the Ship Rallway projett was launched and quickly gained strong support, The idea was to consiruct a rallway on which ships with their cargoes undisturbed in their holds, would be hauled by locomo- tives across Chignecto. But after some preliminary work the project was abandoned, The first survey for a canal site was carried out in 1822 at the ine stigation of the British Govern- ment, more interested in finding a safe route for its small ships or war from Saint John and the Bay of Fundy to Quebec than in stimu- lating the commercial develop- ment of the infant provinces of the sea. Other surveys followed in 1825 and 1843. At the Quebec Conference of 1864, one of the gatherings which paved the way for the uplon or the provinces, the construction of the waterway, then referred to as the Bale Verte canal, was disvuse. ed. Present backers of the pro- Ject declare that it was held out to the people of the Maritimes as one of the inducements to enter the Confederation pact. The Canal Commission of 1871 declared the Baie Verte canal to be of the utmost importance, plac ing it on the same basis as the Wel land, Lachine and Sault Ste, Marie projects. These others have long since been carried to successful completion, but the 20 mile strip of bogland which joins Nova Sco- tia and New Brupswick still re- mains unseyvered, Along the line favored by the latest survey conditions are ideal for canal comstruction, almost the entire distance being through marsh and bogland, with only #bout two-thirds of a mile of ped sandstone requiring blasting, . Miami, Fla, Aug. 7.=The Tropi« cal Radio Company' s station here re< orted tonight that the steamshiy Ligonauin of the Mallory Line, with passengers aboard, had lost is bearings in the hurricane off JuRler |The station's operators said they were centring their efforts to keep the vessel from running ashore ox the is WY West iy yl Florida, Avg --The tropical storm which Ph Fo Florida Coast early this morying, ap proached hurricane proportions 'to- night. The wind had rea~hed a velo city of 70 miles an hour, wh a 60- mile velocity at upiter, 16 miles north of here, and was increasing in violence, The famous Palm Beach Boulevard was being battered by the waves, and part of it was expected to fall into the sea before morning. Streets Inundated Palm Beach streets were becoming inundated by the heavy downpour driven by the wind. In Lake Worth, waters were washing over bridge ap~ proaches and small boats were in danger. Business was at a standstill, The city was entirely without light or power and high voltage wires were falling, .The Palm Beach airport building was blown off its founda- tion and many trees were blown down, The only casualty so far reported was the injury by shock of T, P, Culbreth, a power company employee, when he came in contact with a bro- ken electric line. FLIGHT TO PERSIA PLANNED Berlin, Aug. 7.--In order to capture the Hindenburg Cup, Baron Freder- ick Call Von Koenib-Wachausen will soon start a flight from Berlin to Moscow, a distance of about 17,000 kilometres, in @ Klemm: Daimler plane. His intention is to continue the flight to Teheran, Persia, 4,600 kilometres farth... Men's Tweed Suits Special ,,,,..,, $9.00 1.Collis & Sons 50-24 King St. W. Phohe 783W Anniversay Bale Straw Hats. Special ROW oh, a ne S06 Dominion Clothing Co, 68 King 8t. W. Phone Sis We Deliver SE ------------------ Fell Bros. The LEADING JEWELERS Established 1886 12 Simcoe St. South Cement Blocks For Sale 8in x 8 in x 16 in, .10¢ Pin. x8in. x18 In. ,.Me 12in, x 8 in, x18 in,. .85¢c Three different kinds of faces, Delivered any place in Oshawa, 5 North Oshawa Cement Works Phone 2008W Lumber and Builders' Supplies of All Kinds