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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1947 WANT AD SECTION "ss 'BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Puneral [ Female Help Wanted Articles For Sale .. 3 Articles Wanted ... 37 secsns ve Auditors Por ening RAPE. 'DIRECTORY I--Auditors = NATHAN TESSIS, Tim auditor, Apply Box 27, bub aris) and 18coie ditor, Gow Soverament. report 0d 1ncom fa tom PIR 'Arthur Street. (Feb.13) Sale les Wanted ......... 33 Automobile Repairs 18 Auction Sale .... & Barristers 2 Traaes sssesens HOPKINS, CERTIFIED GEN- Sea Ticommiant, 21 Ala 8 Alger er Bldg. King St. East. Phone 2. ecountant and Seditor. ( bis) 1 Business 888 Oppar- tunities csseses Business anted an 2--Barristers Chiropractors L] wee UIs HYMAN, BARRISTER, ETC. J arranged. 25 Simcoe MOrE8% Hons 67, lence 3051 obit) ANT AMD ANNIS, BARRISTERS, fr 8, Oshiwa Pl Phone ¢ Pr. oa Bi. LLB. £0. (Pebl) Fos 8. GREER, KO. King i A Biutliog, So, 8, Ein oy W. ©. Pollard. E.C. Ororiame. (Febl) Sm EESON CREIGHTOA & FRASER N, CREIGHTO# & FRAZER, Sie a sero omp St. North. 3207 (Febl) CLAIR, K.C., BARRISTER tor! BARE of Montreal xo Act | Answers name of Ski . | small child. Phone 24 0d. Dressiitsing weese 16 Fe anted essssesss $1 | Optometrists CLASSIFIED TWO INSERTIONS THREE INSERTIONS EACH ADDITIONAL { Household Repairs 14 Houses For Rent .. INSUrANCe ..cocee. ONE INSERTION ....cco00cc0000 Personal 2% Personal Services 12 Pets ard Livestock 34 Radiu wepalrs ... 17 Real Estate Agents 19 Rea) Estate Por Bale ......co0000 3 Real Estat recesses 38 Veterinarians Women's Column 33 Wanted to Rent .. 31 Wearing Apparel .. 39 AD RATES 20 Words Each Addl or Less Word 02 034 05 01% "wre rates Apply only to insertions order) ered at a later date Professional and Business list Each initial letter, Abbreviation full wo! Box All Classified Advertisements ings--§5.00 per 20 words or less, 20c additional for all Yt over 20. charged 10c additional, before publication. Office Hours: month for $ and ¢ sign. figure count as a MUST be in by 8 p.m. the day Daily 8-6; Saturday 8-5. THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten ///NOT TONIGHT, KID. INGROWN ToENALS 22--L ost and Found 32--Automobiles For S.le MAN'S WRIST WATCH, GHT leather strap, lost between Avalon and Genosha Hotel, Reward. Phone Sz LOST--ONE SAND ALPCAMA OVER- coat, from Hotel Genosha, Friday, Feb. 1. 1947. | Size 38. Phone le 2740M. (34b) LOST--TOY "TERRIER, WHITE AND Brown face, two black hots on side. Belongs to ( LOST--MAN'S WALLET CONTAINING sum of money and valuables, between ville and Osh , or on Bow- manville bus. Reward. 84 Burke St. Phone 2551M. (34a) '34 TERRAPLANE, 6-CYLINDER, SE- dan, excellent condition. 53275, spare tire and tube. $365. John Ke ennedy, 27 Brock St., Ajax. 34b) MOTORCYCLES PARTS AND ACCES- sories, Phone 4121J. "Doc" Berry. (32c) 33--Automobiles Wantec. SPOT CASH FOR YOUR CARS AT Doad's ce wo 278 Park Rd. 8 Phone (Febl8tf) BRAMLEY 8t. North. (Mar3) a FOR YOUR CAR. Motor Sales, 1271 Simcoe Phone 4695W. LAKESHORE AUTO Cars for wrecking. Highest ant. 23--Women's Column y | SPENCER SUPPORTS, INDIVIDUALLY LOST--THE LADY WHO TOOK THE black seal coat by mistake at Masonic Temple Friday night, please call Hm. designed. Phone (Feb9) prices paid. Phone 3362: evenings 1278 (Feb15) 34--Pets and Livestock GIBSON'S BARRED ROCKS -- BUY your Barred Rock Chicks from a reli- able long-established O.B.S. Breeder Fascueny of over 1,000 blood-tested r bred- in livability early and FOR WATKINS URS | ducts. Phone 1960 for Qelivery, gran ny 24--Personal ARTIST, ILLUSTRATIONS, CARTOONS and lettering done. Phone 4166J. ry FRANK DANZEY, to us use Watkins, WANTED, 8 irs "TO fran for radio. For information reply 8--Funeral Directors BURIAL COMPANY FUNERAL « Ambulance Service. 75 Charles i Established 1880. Phone 40 ) EE ----_. 9--Money To Loan ) 25--Real Estate For bale y Box 34, Times-Gazette. (321) ADLOOM RUGS, NEW MODERN tors' colors, custom made, seam- to 131¢t. "width, Write Acme R: West, Hamilton. (March22 less, uj 188 of large 2 don't overlook our strain, Hal e BL 1 reduced Prices. All inquiries answered promptly. Donald E. Glbson, Bow- manville, Ontario. Phone Clarke 3811. (33t1) FOR SALE---13 PIGS, 7 WEEKS OLD. Roy Wilson, Raglan, Ont. Phone py Brooklin, Ont. (33b) WANTED, 50 cows, for grass, J. Clemens, Phone 1 STOCKERS AND DRY , will buy at once. F. 1567TW. (332) COCKER } FEMALE, TWO YEARS, SIR- ed by Champion Benbows Ebony Em- peror, Grandsire Champion lh | of Brookville, $40. Phone 908R3. (33c) Rate for Advertising under this heading-- 3c per word each inser- tion. nimum charge 45 cents. "MINX FROM MISSOURI" -- 3-ACT play by Blackstock High School, sponsored by Golden Li: Class at Albert Street United Church, Wed- nesday, February 12, at 8 p.m. Tic- kets 25¢ and 15c. (34b) DON'T MISS "OUT OF THIS WORLD" Comedy presented by Whitby Modern Players in Centre Street United Church, Wednesday, February 12, 8:15, Admission 25c, (34b) 37--Articles Wanted GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED. ice boxes, cook stoves and heaters. 56 King West. 3326W. (Feb5) HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR metal, rags, mattresses. Phone 635, Cedardale Iron Metals, back O.NR. Station, (Febl) SPOT CASA PAID FOR GOOD USED furniture, ice box, Quebec heater, cook stoves. 24 Bond West. PHORS (1, J! Flands WayreD FOR CASH. WIL- Lee, Simcoe North. Phone 9388. Ln Domo (Feb24) 38--Female Help Wanted YOUNG SALESLAD FOR GI eria in Oshawa. Sotteit and take orders, intelligent, with High 7-ROOM HOUSE, INSULATED, CENT- rally located, cement ive, sh stucco fire age. Av $6,700, Phone 1481) between 6 and 8 wonton BABY CHICKS. TURKEY POULTS from Government approved and blood Leghorns, Rocks, Reds, Hybrids and Broad Breasted Bronze. Booking orders now. Gaine Rouiury Farm, Whitby, Phone 433. (Mon.Wed.Sat ) SALE IN BO ; e. Apply on p 103 one Bowman: LOTS FOR 50 ft. fron St. ville 388. (342 FIRST MORTGAGE : LOANS ARRANGED BRADLEY BROS. (Peb25) OLIENTS' MONIES Barstster, Bassett 341) $5200, MODERN SIX ROOMS, 4 ROOMS and hall Qownstalla, id lovely rooms REGISTERED COCKER SPANIEL PUP- ples, grown dogs, blacks, blondes, reds i-coloured. Reasonable. Waubena ennels, mile west Oshawa, Queen Elizabeth Highway. (Febl4) upstairs rented All hardwood floors, stool in basement, new I Garage. Aven Buy this property FL spring rush. Immediate jon, U. Jones Real Estate, 61% ce St, (33¢) REAL ESTATE, OSHAWA AND VICIN- 1, It interested in Home, Business or Contact L. Nolan Broker, 25 Prince Street. Pons 4153. (Peb.29) RUG BRICK, 6 ROOM , LARGE HALL, tiled bath 'with sho ower, sun-porch; tiled kitchen rook: Chestnut 10--Instruction Tr . NOW. CLASSES COM- REG short a. ing, ogy oe and subjects. pore Businyss College, 18 Simcoe St. North. Phone Bw. Ld 11--Building Trades BUILD SORTRACIOR. CARPEN- trim downstairs, ot-alr furnace, Jacket heater. Possession June 1st. Dery privet sale $5,800 cash. 330) 5-ROOM_ STUCCO HOUSE, GOOD basement, lights, water, garage, close to b and school, Thirty-two hundred reduction on cash. Possession arranged. 26 Orchard Ave. North Oshawa. (300) LOT FOR SALE, EXCEPTIONALLY fine lot on Grierson, 40x124, Phone 1933. re} remod pairs. Thomas rr 12 iin hm (Feb.27) ne 1503J. HOME ALTERATI TIONS, Call pay Siin hoe, "Has = FLEX INSULATI oN oo old attics, to Destive papel 3] po 1352wW, (Feb24) i CINDERS iy iD Sax as Gactage, 3, Bow- hie Phone 2255. Feb2) METAL WORK, idea 5 $6 per month. Meagher's, S (32¢) 29--Rooms For Rent ROOM TO RENT, 2 BEDS, CLOSE TO Parts and ty Continuous hot water. Phone 2437 after 5. (34c) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR rent at 218 Celina St. (34a) ONE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, also garage, very central. Phone 1322W, (34a) 29a--For Rent SUN LAMPS FOR RENT, SUN KRAFT ultraviolet, using cold quartz tube. coe North. (Peb.8) 35--Wearing Apparel 2 PAIR WHITE SKATES, 1 PAIR, SIZE 7, figure skates; skates, 31 L Elgin 1 Eas (33¢) WE BUY AND SELL USED CLOTHING, sterilized, cleaned, and pressed new. Carrying a big stock of overcoats suits and pants. 21 Bond St. W. Sam Schwartz. (Feb?) 36--Articles For Sale TALLMAN SWEST a, COOKING onions, CArro turnips, delivered. Shaw, 262 St. 0, Phone 44237, (Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri.) NEW HARTT BATTERY, 15 PLATE, reduced price. Apply 213 Arthur St. Phone 2021J. (34b) ONE GAS RANGE, THREE BURNER, practically new. Phone 3628J. (34c) 1 pair, size 4, Tube' ed Please - state 1 lars, Box 44 Times-Gazette. URGENT, WANTED HOUSEKEEPER. Apply 208 Roxborough Ave, (341) GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Sleep out. Phone 2731. (33b) AN EXPERIENCED SALESLADY FOR jece goods department in Dry Goods tore. Apply Box 32, TunessGasests EXPERIENCED MAID FOR GENERAL housework, Must be clean, good ironer and permanent. No cooking, washing or waxing, Live in. Liberal time off, $10 weekly, Phone Mrs. McDonald, Pic- kering 1 121, (32¢) WANTED EXPERIENCED OPERATORS. Steady employment. Appl Fey Spomtiie Junior Ltd., 30 Richmond i like Floor. 39--Male Help Wanted BOY TO DELIVER GROCERIES AND for store work, full time preferred. pOrunity for business education. eat G ia, Ritson 8. (34c) EXPERIENCED WEAVERS ON CROMP- ton and Knowles Looms. Good wi Handcraft Weavers, 1 Pottery Rd., To- ronto, Ger, 4764. (341) 39a--Male or Female Help WANTED, K UNTER SUPER HURRICANE GAS ENGINE, Class B, battery, timer and switch, new. Box 41, Times-Gazette. (34c) LADY'S TURQUOISE ~wooL SUIT, size | 12, $15. Telephone 4 4668J. (34h) 3-PIECE STUDIO SET, ( 6 | PIECE KIT- chen suite, electric rangette, tri-lamp, "linoleum, dishes, etc. All practically new. new. Phone 1726J after 6. (33b} COOK ST STOVE PRINCESS PAT CREAM enamel, hot water front and reservoir. Garage doors, glass and hardware. Phone 678. (33¢c) CO hel help. J 1y. irr y Winste Inn, 3, Oshawa. (33c) 41--Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED TYPIST AND AY - roll Clerk. Box 43 Times-Gazette. Ree) NURSE COMPANION, HIGHEST RE- ferences. Apply Box 38, Fimes-Gagette, C) PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE NOW, Phone 3955M. (33¢) ANY GENERAL WORK DONE. PHONE 2472W. (32¢) TWO | DOORS zs = 0 ht hardware. eac. P| | West Py "CLEAN-EASY" PORTABLE MILK- 1 machines--Milk Coolers--Electric PAINTING, BRUSH AND SPRAY: DE- Paper hang! lalty. SE ixensa: Phone) Ww. Pe (Mar.5) FIOORING | LAID BY EXPERT Variety Pree esti- Phone vy 5, Bowman- and Sdn, (Feb14) VEL, hanlage. Robert Muir, Phone Oshawa 77J4. (Feb2i) ONTARIO FLOOR SANDERS. FLOORS sanded, finished Old Fy Phone 3434J--4277J. (Rebt) AM |tlon. Apply Box 941, 30--Room and Board ROOMERS AND BOARDERS, 1 - lina Street. - % (sic) ROOM AND BOARD FOR 3 GENTLE- men at 150 William East, (32¢) 30a--Room & Board Wanted pall Oil Burning \ Brooder stoves. Now available at Irish and Drew, 182 Simcoe 8t. South. Phone 4402wW, (26t1) COAL RANGES. LARGE SHIPMENT Just received. Some with reservoir. Dif- ferent sizes and makes. D.V.A, credits accepted. Meagher's, Simcoe North. (Feb.8) ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE home for young man. Not more than ten minutes walk from business sec- Tities-Gasstie ) 31--Wanted To Rent 4 5, 6-ROOM Ed ARTMENT, iehished or unfurnis] 12--Personal Services £. A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT SWISS REE Eras al NEW SERVICE CLEANERS -- 10A Ontario St. Phone (Peb20) 14--Household Repairs 'PURNITURD REPAIRED AND RE- 0% Dalton. KL] Charon Phone 401. = (Pe; 18--Automobile Repairs RADIATOR REPAIRS, RE- rebuily 251 John St. Phone Oshawa (Feb20) For quick and fast results -- . use Times-Gazette classified ads. 20--Business Opportunities Telegraphers and Station Ag t J Pp n become or y by Responsible Parsy. Box 21, Times-Gazette. Re AND "WIFE, ON child, three or four rooms, unturnished Tr house. Phone 3592. (34c) ONE ~ UNFURNI NISHED ROOM FOR light Dousekwsening: middle aged lady. Central. By February 28th. Phone 4012W. (34c) YOUNG GENTLEMAN REQUIRES room near GM. partial board if pos- sible, Box 41, Times (34c) VENETIAN BLINDS Highest quality steel or aluminum SEVEN DAYS DELIVERY "ESTIMATES FREE PHONE 3531R -- R. G. Trewin (Mon-Wed -Fri) QUANTITY OF F NEW BEEHIVES, WITH E | frame and foundation. Apply 185 Ver- dun Rd. (32c) KEPT IN of Jrasliers Jack akes dulph, 63 Simcoe St. N OIL BURNERS ~--~ BALES, PLUS A complete, Reliable Service. Out-of- town customers solicited. W., Borrow. Phone 4046J. (Feb18) TWO OR THREE "FURNISHED OR UN- furnished, by the middle of March, young couple, no children. Box 42, Times-Gazette. (34b) WORKING LADY WOULD LIKE BED- Sune room, Apply Box 40, Times- Cazutte, (33b) Eton MANAGER OP DOMINION Bank urgently requires five or six- Mafurnished: E, Sa der, ) two children, lie tel, 800, . 5-ROOM HOUSE, BY MAY 1ST FOR adult couple. Westmount o Phone 1542W, dishilet rite Cassana (Feb.10-12) GARAGE, SERVICE. STATION, BLACK - Burketon, TWO FURNISHED HO IG rooms for couple about to be married. Phong 4681J TS. (Feb.5) 33c) | and STEEL VENETIAN BLINDS 55¢ PER AR ft. Measured and installed. George Phone 2104. 66 Bond West. (Feb23) SEVERAL USED HEATERS AND stoves. Thoroughly oonarioned. K Simcoe 8., before 6 p.m. (Fel on b.10) REFRIGERATORS -- ORDERS TA now for the remote installed Fig household Refrigerator Bell's Refriger ation, 182 Simcoe St. 8, Phone 29! (Feb12) es hie coos TS. 'Bectric. Phone a 1. (Feb21tf) SILENT GLOW cookstove. Sharp 37--Articles Wanted The Times-Gazette classified ads. Owner 'on account of vy Apply to T. B a Ont. + (34c) bring guick results. USED SKATES, RIFLES, SHOTGUNS. Christian's Electric and Hardware, Sim- coe North, (Wed-Fri-Mon) EXPERT REPAIR ON ELECTRIC ranges and all other electric house- ) | hold appliances. Frank Snudden. Phone 2887R. (Feb.11) Former Mine Camp To Hold Jubilee Nelson, B.C.,--(CP)--Hundreds of visitors will gather in Nelson Aug. 4 to help citisens celebrate Nelson's golden jubilee as an incorporated city. . A colorful week of merrymaking will feature old time customs and fashions of the gay 90's. Beards, sideburns and handlebar mous- taches will sprout on Nelson males. Entertainment will include shows and bands, roechlight processions, street dances, fireworks, ice shows, rock-drilling and log-sawing con- test, bannock-baking matches and a full prgoram of sports. There will be a showboat, too. Nelson's history from typical min- ing camp days of the late 90's to its present status of prosperity and in- 1luence will be portrayed. HEALTH HAZARDS As Canada's population gravitates to towns and cities, such health hazards as noise, smoke, odors, dust and other evils of congestion in- crease. Public: health engineering forces seek to control such dangers by studying their causes and pre- vention, The Dominion is particu- larly concerned in ensuing safety of water for human use, adequate and efficient disposal of wastes and, among other matters, sanitary con- ditions for water, ice and foods aboard trains, ships and planes en- gaged in interprovincial and inter- national passénger service. Fencibles, That Is, Not Fenceposts Ottawa, Feb. 10 --(CP)-- Before military historians start tearing their hair, it should be reportea that it was the press and not Maj.- Gen. G. R. Pearkes (PC-Nanaimo) who called out the "fenceposts" Thursday, Gen. Pearkes, in a Commons speech, contended Canada's defence plans were about on a par with "a system calling for the annual mus- ter of rangers and fencibles such as we had 100 years ago." Not up on their military lore, some reporters caught his "fenc- ibles" as *"fenceposts" and called them out instead. For the record, the term fencibles was familiar in early Canadian his- tory as indicating a regiment of in- fantry liable only for home defence. History fails to divulge a single in- stance of a fencepost being sum- moned to arms, Use Television T In Steel Study Moscow, Feb. 10-- (Reuters) -- Television is being used in Soviet industry to study the process of smelting pig iron and steel in blast and open hearth furnaces, it is re- ported here. Ultra-violet and infra- red.» rays, which penetrate the furnace walls, are used by means of special ap- pliances to take photographs which are relayed on to television screens for scientists to study. PAULINE DELINE Correspondent Newcastle, Feb. 6.--The New- castle Horticultural Society held a banquet last Thursday in the base- ment of the Community Hall Around eighty members and guests were present to enjoy a delicious chicken dinner, catered to by J. Taylor, "Elmhurst Hotel". Prior fo. the serving of the meal Rev. W. W. Patterson led in a word of prayer. Immediately following the meal, W. F. Rickard introduced the guest Pesker of the evening, the Hon. R. 8. Duncan, Assistant Deputy, Minister of Agriculture. Mr. Duncan stressed how important it is to family and Community life to have neat, clean and picturesque sur- roundings. The Society and guests present gleaned many beneficial points from the speaker and were sorry he had to shorten his address in order to catch the bus. J. 8S. H. Jose on behalf of .those present moved a vote of thanks ot Mr. Dun- can for delivering such an inspiring speech. This was followed by a hearty applause. * hearty applause. Mrs. C. Cowan voiced a brief word of welcome. Reeve George Walton also spoke briefly. Newcastle The Neat A toast to "Newcastle the neat" was proposed by R. 8. Graham, who told of how the neatness of New- castle had attracted him and Mrs. Graham when they were driving through some years ago, and had decided for them to settle here. Dr. J. A. Butler responded, and told a humorous tale of how twenty years or s0 ago it was common to see cows on the streets of the Village. Pictures of the land at the top of the west hill coming into Newcastle were then shown to give the aud- ience an idea of what the Society were and are endeavouring to do with the land. This plan would cers tainly tend to help make Newcastle a more attractive Village. A lively sing-song was then lend by Reeve Geo. Walton with Mrs, C. Cowan at the plano. C. R. Carwith Newcastle Horticulturists Hear Agriculture Official followed this up by showing two films, One on thelr tip to the Peace River district, the ier gladiolus grown by Dr. Sissen of Bowman- ville. The banquet closed with the singing of "God Save The King". The Executive of the Horticultur- al Society: Honorary President: Dr. J. A. Butler, W. F. Rickards, Mrs. P. Hare, J. H. Jose, R. 8. Graham. President: Mrs. C. Cowan. 1st Vice-Pres.: Miss D. Warren. 2nd Vice-Pres.: Mrs. P. Brown. Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs: F. But- ler; Assistant: Mrs. C. Ferguson. Auditors: J. H. Smith, F. Couch Sr. Directors for 1047-48:Mrs. H. Jose, Mrs. C. Fy , Miss L. Trenwith, Mrs. H. Ward, Mrs. J. Sandham. 'Ape-Boy' Starts His New Life Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 10-- (AP)--David Ruge, once called the "ape-boy", has turned his new face toward a new life. The 17-year-old Chicago boy, his formerly ugly deatures remodelled by a Grand Rapids plastic gd will head home today, with blight of his i Ye crime behind him. "I'm glad to be on my way home," said Ruge, who last year admitted trying to extort money for the necessary operation--which Dr. Ferris Smith here performed with out charge. * face looks fine, and the doctor says it's going to look a lot better." shapen features that once had give en him a ferocious appearance, HRISTIAN' TUESDAY EVENING THE HOME OF GENERAL ELECTRIC are Sponsoring a CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC FLUORESCENT LIGHTING SCHOOL TO BE HELD IN THE "BLUE ROOM" GENOSHA HOTEL FEB. 11.¢ This school is of special interest to everyone having to do with Flu- orescent Lighting installations and servicing. All electrical contractors and merchants dealing in electrical ap- pliances, factory maintenance men and electricians generally are invited. These schools are being conducted by General Electric for the pur- pose of acquainting the trade generally with the proper servicing of present day fluorescent lighting equipment and to acquaint them with new developments in this field. Everyone Is Cordially Invited This is definitely not a selling program . .. It is strictly an edacational feature to assist those who are using and those who will later use Fluo- rescent Lighting.