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* 6--Insurance PAGE TWELVE THE DAILY 1TIMES-GAZELTTE MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1948 WANT AD SECTION SSS 4 BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 1--Auditors ~ GRAHAM BICKLE, ACCOUNTANT AU- ditor. ovement reports and income tax forms .. secretarial Phone 10047." i 5 Arthur St. (Mayl) 8 T. HOPKINS, CERTIFIED GEN- Sra} accountant, 24 Alger Bldg, Xing East. Phone 2127 Consultl ng ae o> ay an and auditor Articles for Sale .. 36 Articles Wanted .. 37 Agents Wanted ... 40 Auditors .......... 1 Aiiomopiies For Av? nobilis Wanted . Houses For Insurance Automobile Repairs 18 * Auction Sale ...... 43 Barristers .... 2 Building Trades ,,. 11 Business Oppor- 20 2--Barristers HARRIS, 5, HARRIS & & WALLACE, BAR- risters, 112 Simcoe St. North. Phone 3407. Res. 3274W. (May4d) LOUIS 8 "HYMAN, N, BARRISTER, ETC. Mortgage Loans arranged. 25 Simcoe North, Phone 67. Residence 3031, 1 Mayl CONANT & ANNIS, BARRISTERS, TAL iin F, Annis, K.C., 7! Simcoe Street South. Phone 4, lence 769. _(Mayl), A. W. 8. GREER, K.C., BARRISTER, Solicitor, etc, 6 King Street East. Phone 3160. 1d 3514. partner WC. Pollard, ro. Uxbridge, Ont. (Mayl) GRIERSON, CREIGHTON & FRASER, barristers, etc. Bank of Commerce (May1) _ K.C., BARRISTER, St. West. 814; residence 3207. R. D. Solicitor, etc. Phones: Office Money to loan. (Mayl) JAMES R. MacBRIEN, IN. BARRISTER and Solicitor. Suite 201, 70 King East, Genosha Hotel. Phone 837. (Mayl) JOSEPH P. MANGAN, oO. . BARRIS- ter, Solicitor. Money to loan. Office 14)2 King St. East, Oshawa. Phone (Mayl) 445. Res. Phone 837. ERNEST MARKS, BARRISTER, SOLI- citor. 11 King E Room 2. Phones Office 55. Residence 3687R. (Mayl) A. J. PARKHILL AND J. A. YANCH, Barristers. Mortgage loans, National Housing Act loans. 26 Simcoe North. Phone 1614. Res. 1975J. (Mayl) MANNING F. SWARTZ, BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary. Money to loan. Bas- sett Block, suite No. 4. Phone 282. Res. 287TW, (Mayl) | 3a--Physicians and Surgeons DR. BAPTY, SURGEON, 153 KING ST. E., Oshawa. Phone 3832. Hours: eleven to twelve and excep Wed and Sat.), 2 to 4 and 7 to 4--Chiropractors (Mayl) Business Male Help tunities Chiropractors .. Dentists . Dressmakin, Bmpinsinen anted i «es 4 | Male and Help 4 ONE INSERTIO EACH ADDITIONAL CONSECUTIV INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Female Help Gardening and Household Repairs Instruction ... Loan Wanted .. Lost and Found .. Legal Notices ..... Wanted .. Female Wanted ... Money to Loan Nursing Servic Optometrists .. CLASSIFIED AD RATES TWO CONSECUTIVE INSBRTIONS THREE CONSECUTIVE INSERTION Above rates apply only to original orders for consecutive imsertions. Subsequent insertions ordered at a: later. date constitute a new original order. PRysICIanD aad Surgeons ........ 3a Personal ...... ... 4 Personal Services . 12 Pets 'and Livestock 34 Radio Repairs .... 17 Real Estate Agents 18 Real Jet Estate or Rent .. Real Estate Wanted Real Estate Exchange Rooms For Rent .. 29 Room and Board .. 30 Room and Board Wanted Veterinarians ..... 7 Women's Column Wanted to Rent .. 3 Wearing Apparel .. 35 20 Words i To r 3% 8 E INSERTION .... per month for and $5.00 20 words or a 20c aditional "for all words over 20. Each initial letter, abbreviation, $ and c¢ sign, figure count as . full word. Box charged 10c additional. All Classified Advertisements MUST be in by 6 p.m. the day before publication. Office hours: Daily 8-6. Saturday 8-5. 14--Household Repairs weeks only. Spring ee Some pletery rebuilt," like new. arshall, Beautyrest a workmanship. Sues service, Bedding Co. 4505 pega)ize Ontario (Apr.23) PRUNING TREES AND SHRUBS, MUCH can and should be taken care of at the present time. Phone 2178. (48t1) {18--Automobile Repairs repairs to GM. pr Specializing, re- bullding ee action. Phone Cabri) REPRESENTATIVE HERE NOW TWO | 2y--Rooms for Rent FURNISHED . FRONT BEDROOM. ALL Very central. Phone 1395R. ¥ ~ (79¢) NEWLY FURNISHED BEDROOM, ground floor, suitable for two. 299 Sim- coe South. bi (79d) FURNISHED BEDROO; SUITABLE {for owe Or Wo , ahstainers | only: Apply 104 Broc . E. (18¢c) FURNISHED® ROOM, SUITABLE FOR one. Business man only. Phone As © (76t1) | R RENT, SUITABLE FOR | u- 153 conveniences, CABIN CORNER VERDUN | housekeeping, also two-room apartment | AWNINGS ONLY LiMITED rand col unity kitchen Phone Whitby ( 820, or 1 at Penguin Club. (65t1) | |30--Room and Board 22--L ost and Found STECEKLEY HEALTH CLINIC, 146 Simcoe North. Phone 224. . Drugless Electro therapy, mineral E ht bath hy Practicing 22 years. Consultation free. 9 am. to 9 pm. dally, except Monday and Friday. (Mayl) | 5--Optometrists ©. H. TUCK, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, 2, 2 to 5 and Monday, Wednesday 9 to 12, and Friday evenings, 7 to 9 Phone 1516. (May1) JURY AND LOVELL--OFFICE HOURS: ® am, to 6 pm., Wednesday 9 to 1. A, E. Johnson, Optometrist. Phone 28. (Mayl) PROTECTION FROM ALL FORMS OF hazard can be purchased 'from Murdoch General Insurance Service. National Housing Act Bullaing loans, Submit your plans (Apr6) PEACOCK'S INSURANCE BERVICE Consult us for any of your insurance Reeas classes of insurance includ- he 22 aay Street East, phone (Mayl) a DR. BE. H, WEBSTER, LARGE AND small animal surgery. 101 Richmond Bt. W. Phone 2010M. (Mayl) 9--Money To Loan . NATIONAL HOUSING 'ACT BUILDING Loans, We are official agents. Sub- mit your lans to Murdoch General Insurance Service. Over Eaton's. (Apr6) CLIENTS' MONIES AVAILABLE FOR first mortgages. Apply M. F. Bwartz, Barrister. Bassett' Block, suite No. 4. Telephone 182 (Mayl) 10--Instruction LOST ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, A black change purse on the King Stree: bis. Reward. Mrs, W,_ McDonald, 258 Nassau St. (808) LOST: CHILD'S TRICYCLE, VICINITY | Avenue St. Phone 4120R, (80a) {23--Women's Column SPENCER R SUPPORTS, I INDIVIDUALLY designed. Phone 2118M or 873J, for ap pointment. (Apr. 24) UHARIS--FOR SPRING FASHION IN expert fitting, in girdles, corselettes and brassieres. Phone Mrs. Plauen 2594 (April CHARIS, | NOW 18 THE TIME TO bi in that new garment before the warm weather arrives. Call Mrs. Mills, 24--Personal SEPTIC TANKS, OLD TANKS CLEAN ed, tlle removed, cleaned and relaid. New tanks installed. Phone 624. (80c) TRANSPORTATION FROM BROOKLIN to Oshawa, dally, arrivin 2:90, leav- ing 5:30. Phone Brooklin 1 (79b) yi LL 'PERSON WHO BOUGHT , '47 license 63832, phone i ( HAVE THAT WATCH OR CLOCK EX- pertly repaired at the Midtown Watch Shop, 152 Simcoe 8t. South. Entrance through Vern's Barber Shop. One week's service. (Apr.23) | % down, as long as 24 months to pay at STONEY'S CAR MARKETS Oshawa and Toronto 5 Locations (58t1) DANCING CO BALLET, TOE | -- and Tap taught by Irente Harvey. Re- | gi Tr iday, Christ Church Parish | all, Hillcroft and Mary Sts. (Mays) | PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN LATEST | modern , dances including Fox Trot, Waltz, Rumba, Tango, Samba, Jitter- | bug. Phone 4666J. (M: ay3) | 11--Building Trades WATERPROOFING, DUST PROOFING, | oll proofing, hardenin Anything in | Soncisis, rick or 46tucco. Phone (May5) EAVBSTROTCHE-- AVAILABLE; FOR sefuise; and free estimates. Phone 382W hw AADY30) RENIRY. ALTERATIONS & RE- pairs, cupboards, roofing and also new homes built. All workmanship guar- anteed, to your _ satisfaction. For free _estimates. Phone 296J. (751) CRAGGS AND DYKSTRA. PAINTERS, Decofators. Azo furiitite refinished. industri Spragin or! uaranteed. Phone 3639 - B5W. e (Apri8) ARE YOU La TED IN CARPEN- try repairs, alterations, kitchen cu boards, roofing, phone 1352W, Free timates. (Apr. 17) HAROLD CA CARTER, | PAINTING AND DE- corating, spray painting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 3280W. 188 Bruce St (Apr.11) SAND, GI GRAVEL, FILL AND CINDERS, also stake dump truck for hire. Phone | 2135W. (Apr.23) | BUILDING CONTRACTOR, PLANNING and designing, all types of remodel- ing, kitchens, bullt-in furniture, ete. Thomas, Gill. Phone 1503J. (Apr?) {9 BUILDING TRADES Excavating, trenching, se- wers and cellars with swing: shovel, back hoe, or bulldoz- Free er. estimates , given Phone 2872W or 5250W. (Bat, Mon. Wea,) |' (ou) 12--Personal Services THE CHAMPION BHOE SHOP GIVES experience, wrvice workmanship, at no 20a cost. Gulitinan's, nu Bond East. Front or site emtrance. (May3) WATCH REPAIRS J. CORNISH, 20 | Farm, Kingston Rd. 25--Real Estate For Sale LOT, FRONTAGE 37 X 323 DEPTH. ply 391 Mitchell Ave. Phone 4619J. 86) FOR SALE. 5-ROOM HOUSE, GARAGE, chicken house, other bulldings, three acres land, lots of fruit and berries, Box 44, Times-Gazette. = ~~ (78¢c) Excellent building lots, good drain- {age and soil, hydro and phone | available. Will sell at reasonahle price. This area building up rapidly. Apply 597 KING ST. WEST a _ (80b) TOURIST. AND BUILDING SITES WITH one or more acres. New dual 'highway west. J. E. Hinkson, Rawleigh Desist, Phone 3041J. May3). FARM FOR SALE. WILL SELL ( oe EX- change for city property, 14 acres, good T-roomed frame house, "hydro, bank barn, hen-house, good orchard. Im- mediate Laverne Cl (791) Bowmanville 1 Phone 2436. 8-ROOMED STUCCO HOUSE, | MUST "be sold this week. Possession one week. 146 Tyler Crescent. (751) 6-ROOM, FRAME, INSULATED, 'GAR- Ed storm windows, large lot, ly 5' Elgin St. West, ( APBY PASTURE--55 ACRES OF VERY FINE pasture with creek running through, rge barn if wanted. All new fences. Apply H. COresser-Gaskins, Honeland (2 miles west of Whit tby). (79b) 25c--Farmers' Column, ORDER YOUR ( GASOLINE AND MOTOR oll now; from Cities Service Oil Co. Phone 2015. (May2) 26--Real Estate Wanted If you are consiering selling your property, phone 328, and I will call. Cash buyers for small or large homes, . W. E. HOLMES BROKER 19 Ontario St. or 2945-R (79b) | HOUSES WANTED I have waiting, cash buyers. Please phone 3510M and I will call, " W. McAULEY Realtor 150 DIVISION ST. (7810) Bond West. Your watch personally serviced Apr.30) P. A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT SWISS | watchmaker. Repair shop at 46 King Street West. Your patronage solicited: | (Mayl) | 14&--Household Repairs CHESTERFIELDS REBUILT, RECO- vered Like new Wh more? Ouf rates are reasonable BR Bd gusnr- | anteed. = Phone 5280W nights, (al days Aprd) | FURNITURE REPAIRED upholstered ee Dur recovering "i'riuce RR. materials Dalton Charles. Phone 401. : % pre) | central, gentleman. SMALL GROCERY OR CONFECTION- 'ery business, with living accomoda- | tion,' state price and term Phon 461. . J. Burnley, 53 Simcoe North, (161) 29--Rooms For Rem me SITTING FULL HOUSE- ing DrvieRes Indies preferred. | Arter phone 4 _ (80a) FURNISHED phir BEDROOM: CEN- tral, very reasonable. 'Phone LTA 80a) AN A as | LARGE BRIGHT FRONT ROOM, hosing ished, single, private home, hot water, Phone 527TW, yy . | urgently needed; . [ quiet middle-a ROOM AND BOARD FOR RESPECT- | {able man, abstainer, quiet home, | erably near Motors. Phone 5269J. ( * | 30a--Room & Board Wanted ) aM. OFFICE GIRL REQUIRES ROOM | i and board. Box 47, Times-Gazette. (79b) | 31--Wanted to Rent | THREE OR FOUR ROOMS OR HOUSE, oung couple, two small children; at present in one {room. Phone 3593J or 392 St. Julien, (80b) ian 12 OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS BY' young couple with boy 5. References. Phone 4379J. (80c) HOUSE FOR 3 CAREFUL ADULTS. RE- ferences on request, Phone 285, eve- nings. (791) THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS BY | asad widow. Rent guaran- teed. Phone 896R, mornings. (9c) ! - | youna BUSINESS COUPLE REQUIRE | |3 or 4 rooms or apartment in Whitby or Oshawa, Tmediavely, Abstainers. Phone 3868J. (78¢c) | SMALL HOUSE, TWO OR THREE | rooms, very urgent, young couple, one | child. Phone 4741R. (18¢) | '30 |3 OR 4 ROOMED APARTMENT. UN- | furnished. Best of references. Young | couple and one child. Phone 4071W. ea, ENR kL | 32--Automobiles for Sale |'1935 FORD SEDAN, GOOD MOTOR, tires and paint; clean inside, $500 or best offer, E. Pogson, 401 Gilbert Bast, Whitby. AE oe a) 1/3 down, as long as 24 months to pay at STONEY'S CAR MARKETS Oshawa and Toronto 5 Locations | ye a 1] '47 PONTIAC COACH PRIVATELY owned, low mileage. Excellent condition. Heater, defroster, new license, Phone 2082J; in evening. - __ (761) 1941 DODGE DUMP TRUCK, GOOD | condition. Palmer Motor Sales, Bow- | manville. (78¢) * 36--Articles es for Sale GOOD USED COOK STOVE, USE WOOD | or coal. Apply 241 QWebec St., One b) ELECTRIC & STOVE, CREAM AND automatic oven control. Phone 396 sal x 3 (Apr.3, 3 LA 1,050 SQUARE FEET OF TEN TROT, | Phone 4594M. 9c) | MODERN 9-PIECE OAK Llu i suite, = Boy's bicycle, '$25. Apply 563 King E (79¢c) COOK STOVE WITH HOT ly tank, and warming closet. Apply 175 Centre St. (79¢c) ONE COOK STOVE, COAL OR WOOD. Price $18. Good condition, Phone 4663W. (78¢) NAILS! STEEL! ALL SIZES, | Me 75 keg. 918 Brock 8. Whitby. Phone 238, 79¢) COAL CANADIAN DEEP MINE ALBERTA BRIQUETTES Save $2.50 per ton from anthracite ! price. Helpito keep your money in Danads and get good vaiue at the same ROBERT DIXON COAL CO. LTD. 313 Albert Street Phone 262 ; waaay ____ (Mon, Wed. Pri.) C.C.M. DQUBLE®BAR BICYCLE, GEN- erator, he and tall light, $36. A py Room 49, 744 Queen's Rd., Ajax. VIOLIN WITH CASE, ALSO rip Wing trunk, size 40x 21x22, llke new. 489 Masson St., Oshawa. _ (78) 5 HP. LeROY GAS ENGINE; ALSO | slabwood. Apply Mr. Yelech, Centr) ay | Whitby. Phone 2503. MOFFAT ELECTRIC RANGE, 4s Wolo er, overhead garage door, 7'10"x6'6", 6 bags potatoes. Phone 50604. _ (78e) CEDAR POSTS AND POLES, ANY quantity delivered. Phone 1962W (781) PRINCESS PAT KITCHEN RANGE, cream enamel, baby's walker, kitchen cabinet. Phone 3767J1. (78c) | CABIN TRAILER LOCATED IN WHIT- | by. Will sell reasonable. Price $125 cash 'or $135 on time. For particulars write | Art Wagner, Midland, Ont, Box 516, or |' phone idland 596 8d) | REFRIGERATOR, ELECTRIC, J A-1 CON- | dition. Apply 101 Westmoreland, before | is p.m, (71e1) | | STEEL _ VENETIAN BLINDS, 55c¢ PER 29. Lt Measured and installed. George Reld, Phone 2104, 66 Bond West. (Apr.28) | ) SUPPLY | | available. Order now. Chairs and tables for rent. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe N., Oshawa. (Apr4) | CUSTOM BUILT TRACTOR, ON RUB- ber, very werful; new trailer, 12 ton | capacity, license, tires x 16; one set Fo; spring 'tooth harrows. Phone 289J13. | 9b)" after 6. (Apr. 9) A WEL BiG STOCK OF WRINGER rolls and belts for all makes of wash- | | ers Jack Biddulph. 68 Simcoe St N Phone 3800W. __ (Apr. 2541), | | 37--Articles Wanted | PIANOS WANTED FOR CASH. WILSON , & Lee, 79 Simcoe North. Phone 2388. (Apr.30) | HIGHEST PRICES PAID | FOR PAPER. | rags, mattresses, iron and metals | Local and out of town calls picked up free. Phone 035 Cedardale Iron ind Metals, 100 Annis St. East of CNR | Station. (Apr2) | spoT "CASH PAID FOR GOOD USED furniture, ice box Quebec heater. cook 34 Bond West Phone 3766M (Apr13) USED FURNITURE WANTED ' ice boxes cook stoves and heaters 56 | jEing West. 3326W. (Aprs) | 38--Female 'Help Wanted | STENOGRAPHER, EXPERIENCE NOT | | essential, but valuable, good wages. Ap- ply stating address, age, education and experience to Box 48, Times-Gazette. | (791) | IMMEDIATELY, CAPABLE YOUNG | woman for general housework. Apply | | Mrs, Irwin Ormiston, Columbus, Route 1. Phone Brooklin 47H6. (781) | | ATTRACTIVE SALESGIRL, . SINGLE, | age 21-28, to assist in store and service | | dept. Must be able to sew. Permanent | | position. Apply Singer Sewing Machine | | Company. 7011 | | EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES | Vans ed! Must be neat and fully experienced! | Steady positions! Apply Kwan Restau- | rant, 19 King St. woe Oshawa, __(19¢) YOUNG LADY to assist in ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT of « THE TIMES-GAZETTE | Apply: V. A. HENKELMAN TELEPHONE 35 stoves. '34 PLYMOUTH COACH: 35 PLYMOUTH COACH; '36 AUSTIN SEDAN; '37 OLDS. | SEDAN; '38 FORD SEDAN; '38 BUICK COACH; '39 OLDS. COACH. Trade, Terms or Cash. NAIMAN'S GARAGE 181 ALBERT ST. (75d) 1/3 down, as long as 24 months to pay at STONEY'S CAR MARKETS Oshawa and Toronto 5 Locations 33--Automobiles Wanted CASH FOR YOUR CAR. URAMLEY Motor Saies 1271 Simcoe 8t North Phone _4695W. (Aprd) $ 3 3 3 3 More dollars for your car at BELMONT MOTORS 137 KING ST. WEST PHONE 4808 34--Pets and Livestock REGISTERED COCKER SPANIEL PUP- ples for sale, black beauties. 7 weeks {old. Apply 270 French. _(78¢) | COCKER SPANIELS, PUPPIES AND grown dogs, reasonable. Waubena Ken- nels, 1 mile West of awa, Queen Elizabeth Highway. (Mayl) "THERE 18 NO GREATER COMPAN- !lon than an animal ror bird". Simcoe ' Pet Shop, 373 Simcoe South. (Apr.30) IL 3 BOARDED BY DAY OR WEEK. + a 'Birch Kennels. Phone Whitby aay (Apr.13) | 35--Wearing A Apparel ROWN SPRING COAT, SIZE 1863W. (58t1) (7841) GIRL'S 6X. Excellent condition. Phone | WE BUY AND SELL USED CLOTHING, sterilized, cleaned and pressed like Carrying a big Stock of spring coats, suits and pants. 21 Bond St. W., Sam Schwartz. (Apr.7) | 36--Articles for sale 2 SINGLE "BEDS, SPRINGS AND MAT- e | tresses. Apply 126 Gladstone. Phone 4604W, (80a) "NATIONAL" ELECTRIC STOVE, 4 burner, 3 months old; apartient size; $185 cash. Phone 5200W. (80b) | spy APPLES AND POTATOES. APPLY 273 Simpson Ave., Bowmanville. (80c) PRIVATE SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ture. Appiy 196 Bond St. East. (79¢) C.C.M. BICYCLE, GOOD CONDITION, reasonable. Phone 2508J. 9b WHITE ANNEX, NEARLY NEW. ri (80c) 3642M. ; 9b) | $ $8 39--Male Help Wi "Wanted WANTED IMMEDIATELY! - M ALE bookkeeper with sales ability preferred. Steady position. PRY to Provincial Tire Co., 9 Bond 8 est. (80b) AN EXPERIENCED GLASS WASHER. Apply Queen's Hotel. (79¢) EXPERIENCED DAY PORTER, MUST | be good cleaner. Apply Queen's Hoel, (9c) $35. TO $60. A WEEK! YOUR OWN business! No boss, no timeclock, in- dependence! The leading line of Home Service Products! Fine city and rural territories available. A vehicle is needed for routes. If you have selling ability and a small capital--write today for free information -- Familex -- 1600 Delorimier, Montreal Mon., Wed., Fri) SALESMEN TO SELL ROOF COATING aints, to factories, merchants, etc. hipped from. Toronto. Canadian made. Selling plan allows you to meet com- petition. United Builders Co. 6007 Eu- | clid, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. (Apr 3) FRENCH POLISHER USED TO WORK- ing on Pigture mouldings. Matthews Bros. Limi 1906 Dundas St. W.,» To- ronto, (78¢c) WANTED, AUTOMOTIVE PARTS salesman, Calling on trade, Garages, Service ily ol 2% Parts Stores, Hardwares, W. C. Hutcheson, Hutcheson Auto, Burts, 102 William East, Oshawa. Phone 1 _(79¢) ' A leading life insurance company | requires a representative with character and ability. Position af- fords prospects 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 and qualifications to Box 49, Times- | Gazette. [© APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the combined positions of ASSESSOR WORKS SUPERVISOR BUILDING INSPECTOR AND WEED INSPECTOR FOR THE TOWN OF WHITBY State age and experience, if any. Salary commensurate with ex- perience. Forward replies to H.J. MACE, Town Hall, Whitby, to arrive on or before noon, Thursday, April 15, 1948. (80a) black, 'built-in coal and wood aunt, 4 : delivery. | Phone 919W. RUMMAGE SALE OVER BETTY CAKE Shop, ussday afternoon, 1:30. Euchre DANCING AT THE AVALON, EVERY Yeunasaay, Friday & Saturday, nine 12, ing West. (Sat. Mon.) 39--Male Help Wanted TRAINED MEN COMMAND THE BEST POSITIONS I. C. 8,/Specialized Courses in Account- ing, vertising, Commercial Art, Fore- manship and ngineering. Counselling service without obligation. Write or phone TODAY for complete information INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Canadian Limited W. J. DONOVAN Field Counsellor 23 Drew St. Phone 22 1 ( 39a--Male or Female Help i ASSISTANT FOR ACCOUNTING DE- partment, must be neat and accurate worker, steady position with good local firm.) State experience, references BOX 25, Times-Gazette. (tf) el +I--Eemployment Wanted POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER IN Oshawa, where 3-year-old girl welcome; sleep out. Apply 8 Fairleigh Ave. (80c) ACETYLENE WELDING. PICK UP AND Hard facing, ornamental, etc, (80d) Phone 5187TW. WOMAN DESIRES DAY OR EVENING |° employmént as baby sitter. Available at all times, Phone 2400 between 9 and 5. oy | | REPAIRING ° TRILIGHTS, RANGETTE:! ! ranges, all household electrical I 107 Athol E. | (Apr. 18) | ances. Frank Snudden, 41a--Lawn Mower Service | LAWN MOWERS AND GARDEN TOOLS sharpened and repaired. We call for and deliver hone 2164W. C. Woods. 638 Somerville Ave. _(Apr.23) ~Legal Notices ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, MARCH | 30; 1948, I, Benjamin Nussbaumer, will not be responsible for any debt incur- | red by - my wife without my written | order.--Benjamin Nussbaumer. _(19p ) 43--Auction Sales I have been authorized to sell by Punic Auction for Henry Wilson, Vil- 1age of Columbus, at 1 p.m. Thursday, pril 8, farm stock and implements, SE ats percheron team, bay horse, | 3 cows, 1 heifer, 3 calves, 6 shoats, 2 sows, 1 due, binder, mower, cultivator, corn cultivator, 2 walking scufflers, | tedder, drill, - spreader, plows, single and riding, wagon and rack, sleighs, | | roller, scales, hay, ensilage, harness, in- | cubator and separator, and other ar- ticles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. Elmer Powell, clerk; Wm. Maw, auctioneer. 771) | I have been authorized to sell by Public Auction for E. Lavender, Lot 17, Con. 5. East Whitby, 1!2 miles east of Brooklin High School and % mile | south, en Saturday, April 10, the following: Gray Mare, 12 years old (good garden mare); Shorthorn caw, 3 vears old, due June; Shorthorn heifer, 2 years old, .due August; one horse | wagon, complete; one horse sleighs; scuffler; one horse plow (Int.); single | plow, M.-H. 21; scurrifier, 14 tooth; one horse mower, M.-H.; open bu3zgy, | Top 'buggy; roller; circular saw; Buck- eye incubator, 60 egg capacity; Miller incubator, 160 egg capacity; Cycle in- cubator, 50 egg capacity; brooder stove; single heavy set of brass-mounted har- | ness; single driving set of harness; plow | harness; set team lines; set braking; set steel tugs; quantity of Herbagewn | harness; 2 brooder houces: forks; hoes; | chains; whiffeltrées and other articles. | Miscellaneous articles: Quantity of 15- gallon sealers; 3 heaters: lawn mower; quantity of box cages; many small ar- ticles. Terms: Wilbur, Cash. Auctioneer. Sale, 1. p.m. Elmer (Apr.5,78) Food 'Rationing Still Headache For Housewives London -- (CP) -- Britain's diet sheet in 1948 see-saws between scarcity and sufficiency, with gains in food supplies in one direction offset by losses in another. The margarine ration is helped by a few more whales taken in the Antarctic and weakened by slow | progress in bringing new acres of peanuts to production in Africa. | A three-month agreement with Canada ensures bacon shipments for the time being, but future meat | supplies from Argentine, which pro- vides one-third of Britain's needs, are jeopardized by difficulties in negotiation, Poland, Denmark, Russia and other European countries undertake to send food for man and beast, but they can't send enough to compen- sate for the £66,000,000 ($264,000,000) reduction in food purchases from dollar countries. | Vast Australian areas of waste land will be brought into use to raise livestock and crops, helped by British finances if necessary. But it will be years before this production fattens. the British ration. In the meantime, Food Minister Strachey says he may be unable to maintain | the potato ration of three pounds a | head weekly, | Soon the peace will be three years old--and British rations are smaller | than when Hitler stood on the French coast. The new year dawned with the promise rations would give | the individual 2,700 calories daily | compared with 2,870 in 1947 and | 3,000 before the war. | For 1 prices are increasing. Shell | eggs have been boosted from 1s 9d to 3s a dozen. Other recent increases have been bacon, up by between 5d and 9d a pound, sugar by from | 3d to 5d and tea by an average of 4d." | These gains follow the govern- | ment decision to hold present food | subsidies at the present level of | about £392,000,000 ($1,568,000,000) | annually. This means that when | higher prices are paid for Canadian | bacon and similar imports the in- | dividual consumer feels the sect | at once. Britain's children still get special | consideration, including rations of cod liver. oil and orange juice and free milk in schools. But older | people especially elderly couples or | those who live alone, find rationing increasingly harsh. The basic ration | which includgs nine ounces of bread | daily, 1s woyth of meat weekly and | eight ouncgs of butter -and fats, | provides a pare subsistence diet. | the chemical element fluorine. | the drinking water | THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten A MR WHETLIP CALLED, MR. WORMWOOD! SAID | T0 TELL NOU HE WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO KEEP THAT LUNCH APPOINTMENT TOMORROW! WHY THAT @# my! # INCONSIDERATE 7%. LOUSE! WHY COULDN'T HE LET ME KNOW SOONER 2 WHO DOES / HE THINK HE Is, STANDING ME UP THE LAST MINUTE? %) Bur SPRNGNG THOSE PLEAS LITTLE her) - UTE SURPRISES ON WIFEY- WELL THATS DIFFERENT! [7 Thanks HRS. GRACE WATKINS, DETROIT 19, MICH, 7 OKT WAIT SUPPER FR 77 WE, HON! TH ne 7 UTE TONGATI [D4 (LED YOU EARLIER BUT I FORGOT Y 9 A077 GIVE WORMWOOD THING LESS THAN TWO WEEKS NOTICE AND BOY! DOES HE BURN! ANY- Fluorine Tested ' As Prevention For Tooth Decay By HOWAKD W. BLAKESLEE New York--(AP)--Dentists are testing a treatment to germ-proof children's teeth against future de- cay. The germ-proofing is done yi his is not a case of being certain of better teeth but of offering pa- rents what looks like the best bet yet in dentistry. It is being tried by dentists in New York and else- | | where. The germ-proofing treatment is the latest in a series of studies covering 10 years of fluorine and teeth. Up to 10 "years ago yarine was regarded as a heain hazard. This chemical, found in in at least 200 areas in the United States, was known to cause mottled teeth. These green-brown spots disfi- gured teeth permanently, but this misfortune happened only to chil- | dren who drank water continuous=- | ly for years. The damage was done only under the age of 12. After | that teeth became immune to fluo- rine damage. Just about 10 years ago a scien- tist poking around with some rat teeth experiments noticed that ani- mals with teeth mottled from flu- orine had less decay than others. This suggested that perhaps a little bit of fluorine in drinking water or elsewhere might build better teeth instead of spotting them. The spotting came from too much flu- orine. It was found that a little of the fluorine entered the enamel of children's teeth. This fluorine ap- parently became 'a permanent part | sonably | proof, because only | pen with no fluorine. In all these cases the drop in tooth decay in | from 25 per cent to 50 per cent. of the enaniel. Then it was learned ! that decayed teeth contained less | fluorine than sound teeth in vir- tually all cases, A further step came with find- ings that there were fewer tooth- decay germs in the mouths of chil- dren with the larger amounts of fluorine in thei teeth. The germ is lactobacillus acidophilus. Al- though like most everything else For Live Paint Protection and Beauty Fitobeergh SUN-PROOF HOUSE PAINT \ OO x ay <5 A RANMA ALABEE \ iA You gét both spread and economy when you use the Sun-Proof Two- Coat House Paint System, Sune Proof is made with "Vitolized Oil" which stays in the paint film, keeps it live, tough and elastic, Easy to apply, resists color changes and losts for years. la many respects today's Pittsburgh Paints are better than pre-war quality, 615 con SMITH POTTERIES 353 KING ST. WEST | PHONE 472 will be to add the right amount of fluorine to drinking water in all cities. A controlled 10-ycar experi- ment in which one city adds fluo- rine to its water while another uses fluoyine-free water has been | underway' in New York State for three years. a All known fluorine benefits are limited to children under i2. No- thing of use to adults has beén found. COLLEGE GETS $160,000 ° in tooth decay, this*germ's role! in digging holes is not absolutely proven, the acidophilus has been accepted generally as at least one cause, Why his numbers dwindle with the presence of fluorine is not known, As. soon as scientists were rea- sure that drinking fluo- | rine-water made stronger teeth, it occured to them to try rubbing | fluorine on the teeth as a short- cut to years of drinking fluorine- water, Apparently the short-cut works. It was tried at Tufts College, near Boston; then on children in Hib- bing, Chisholm and Virginia, Minn., in Brockton, Mass, Cambridge, Mass., and Millville, Mass. These experiments appear fool- part of each child's teeth were treated with flu- orine. Half the mouth was left as a control to show what would hap- Nairobi, Kenya--(CP)--Make- rere College, Uganda, the higher college for East Africa, has been given $160,000 by the government | of Kenya for the endowment at | the college of a "Kenya readership of veterinary science." London--(CP)--The Canadian 'Red Cross (Junior Branch) has presented a quantity of vitamin tablets, orange and lemon juice to the Soldiers', Sailors', and Air- mens' Families Association. the fluorine tooth sector ranged Science thinks the Important Announcement THE HOME DAIRY Will Be CLOSED MONDAY - TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY April 5-6-7 For Alterations oA ideal thing In Connection With the RE-OPENING of the HOME DAIRY CAFETERIA which was discontinued during the war... The cafeteria is being re - equipped with modern equipment: and new china and silverware . + » Comfortable and homelike atmosphere . . + Watch For. the Opening Announcement THE TIMES. GAZETTE EARLY NEXT WEEK!