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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1948 PAGE FOURTEEN WANT ErYTi ii RY SEGIE i FT TST TA BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 1--Auditors 8. T. HOPKINS, CERTIFIED GEN- eral 'accountant, 24 Alger Bldg. King Street East, Phone 2127. Consulting accountants and auditor. (Novl) Articles for Sale .. 36 Articles Wanted .. Agents Wanted ... INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Physicians and Surgeons ........ 3a 2% Personal . Services .. 12 Auditors ...... Automobiles For Sale .....ceecv000 Automobiles, Wanted ......... 88 2.--Bariisters Automobile Repairs 18 Auction Sale OUIS 8. HYMAN, BARRISTER, ETC. a Loans arranged. 25 Simcoe North. Phone 67. Residence SO vl) Business Oppor- tunities ......... 20 Male Business ved. 21 Help ANT AND ANNIS, BARRISTERS. PAT P, aD K.C., 7}, Simcoe Street South. Phone 4. Residence 769. (Novl) BARRISTER, A. W. 8S. GREER, K.C. 3 Solicitor, etc., 6 King Street East. Phone 3160. Residence 3514. Resident partner, W. C. Pollard, K.C., Uxbridge, Ontario. (Novl) RIERSON, CREIGHTON & FRASER, Ey etc. Bank of Commerce Building. (Novl) R. D, HUMPHREYS, K.C., BARRISTER, noite etc. 6 King Street West. Phones: Office, 814; Residence 3297. Money to loan, (Novl) J R. MacBRIEN, BARRISTER A lotr. Suite 201, 70 King East, Genosha Hotel. Phone 349. (Novl) JOSEPH P. MANGAN, K.C., BARRISTER, Toeiter. Money to loan. Office, 1413 King Street East, Oshawa. Phone 445. d phone 837. (Novl) INEST MARKS, BARRISTER, SOLI- ER 11 King East, Room 2. Phones Office, 55; Residence 3687R. (Novl) A. J. PARKHILL AND J. A. YANCH, Sar Mortgage loans, National Housing Act loans. 26 Simcoe North. Phone 1614. Res., 1975J. (Novl) MANNING F. SWARTZ, BARRISTER, Solicitor, + Notary. Money to loan. Bassett Block, Suite No. 4. Phone 282. Res., 287TW, (Novl) 3a--Physicians and Surgeons DR. BAPTY, SURGEON, 153 KING ST. East, Oshawa. Phone 3832. Hours: 11 to 12 and (except Wed. and Sat.), 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. (Novl) 5--Optometrists Chiropractors . . Oentists ... aed secesboee $1 ONE INSERTION .... TWO CONSECUTIVE BRTION! Abo raves Aa to original ve Suboquent tasertions ordered 20 words or less. Each initial letter, abbreviati full word. Box cha All Classified Advertisements before publication. Office hours: Instruction . Loan 'Wanted Lost and Found .. Legal Notices ..... Wanted ......... THREE CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS . EACH ADDITIONAL CONSECUTIVE INSERTION .... Professional and Business istings $5.00 per month for 20c additional Pets and Livestock 34 Radio Repairs ,... 17 Real Estate Agents 19 Real Estate For eos orders for consecutive imsertions. at a later date comstitute a ordes. for all words over 20. and © sign, figure count as » a"10c addiéionar MUST be in by 6 pm. the day Daily 8-6 Saturday 8-5. 25---Real Estate For Sale 25--Real Estate For Sale THINKING OF SELLING? PHONE 2667 for prompt inspection and opinion 'of present values. Jones and Nolan, Brokers. (Oct 9) $4 50 --8-room stucco, all-year- ' round dwelling on lake- All ¢onveniences, fireplace, tile Owner out of city. Im- shore. roof, garage. mediate p C. H. TUCK, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, 9 to 12, 2 to 5 and Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, 7 to 9. Phone 1516. (Novl) JURY AND LOVELL--OFFICE HOURS: 9 am. to 6 p.m, Wednesday, 9 to 1. A. E. Johnson, Optometrist. (Novl) Phone 28. | GORDON K. HARDY REAL ESTATE BROKER Phone 5380 (232¢) 89 Simcoe St. South 6--Insurance PEACOCK'S INSURANCE SERVICE. Consult us for any of your insurance needs. All classes of insurance, includ- ing life. 221, King Street East. Phone 5 Res., 4318R. (Novl) 9--Money To Loan IENTS' MONIES AVAILABLE FOR fret mortgages. Also N-HA. and Build- Oe PE ot Bel ie or 4 ock, sul 0. 4. pistes. Bassett (NovitD) MILLIONS OF DOLLARS COMPANY Money For First Mortgage Loans. Sub- mit Plans- and Applications to Mur- doch National Housing Act Bullding Loans. A. E. Murfloch, Broker, Over Eaton's. Oct.11) 10--Instruction BALLET AND TAP DANCING TAUGHT by Irenie Harvey. Register Saturday in St. George's Parish Hall, Cenuis, Suess. ct. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN LATEST modern dances, including fox trot, waltz, rhumba, tango, samba, jitterbug. Phone 4666J now and make appoint- ment for free trial lesson. (Oct22) ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, DIC- taphone, comptometer, new classes com- mence each Jaonaay. 2hays Business > , 18 Simcoe North. one y College, Bia LEARN TO DRIVE--SAFETY EQUIP- ped cars, dual controls. Harley's School of Driving, 16}; Bond St. E. Phone 5395, day or evening appointments. (Nov. 6) REGISTER NOW -- SPECIAL MUSIC, Dramatic and Dancing classes. For in- formation and registration phone 5274-W. (233¢c) 11--Building Trades \ CARPENTRY WORK, REPAIRS AND alterations, roofing, garages; overhead doors a specialty. Free estimates given. Phone 3391M. (2301) CEMENT, GRAVEL, CINDERS AND fill, dump, stake truck, cement mixer, foundation forms, for hire. Phone 4435-R. (Oct. 22) SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED, ALSO small cementing jobs done. For infor- mation, call 3434W. (Et. 21) PAINTING AND DECORATING. SPRAY ainting. Harold Carter, 188 Bruce St Phone 3280W. (Oct28) 12--Personal Services PF. A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT SWISS watchmaker. Repair shop at 46 King Street West, Your patronage solicied, ( ovl) '14--Household Repairs CHESTERFIELDS, REBUILT, RECO- vered. Like new. Why pay more? Our rates are reasonable. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Phone 5280W nights, 3344 days. (Nov3tf) AND RE- materials for ton, (Ni ug 3 Bruce Phone 401. Ch 7--Radio Repairs 1 REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF RADIOS. Wilson & Lee, 79 Simcoe North. Phone (Nov2) 18--Automobile Repairs MOREY'S GARAGE, CORNER VERDUN and Gliddon, repairs to GM, Chrysler products. Special re building knee action. Phone OS et13) 20--Business Opportunities EARN MONEY AT HOME. SPARE AND full-time money making, Learn to make candy at home; earn while you learn. Free equipment supplied. Cor- respondence course. National Institute ov8) { Garage, fruit trees, south-east section. TWO-ROOM .HOUSE, 16' X 20', TO BE moved on No. 2 Highway east of Osh- awa. Box 425, Times-Gazette. (233b) $3,000 un Boren, 3-pe."" bath: --New 4-room insul brick, $3,00 good cellar, electricity. Stevens Rd. North, $800 down. WILFRED McAULEY REALTOR 150 DIVISION ST. PHONE 3510M (233b) 4-ROOM HOUSE, '; ACRE. 812 SIMCOE St. N. Immediate ion--$3,800. $2,650 down payment, Phone mp : c RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY $7 50 --Dwelling and grocery ' store, hot water heating, with oll, built-in bath; just outside of city. Stock and fixtures at invoice price. JONES & NOLAN BROKERS (234) 6-ROOM HOUSE AND BATH, 5 MIN- utes' walk from Four Corners. Quick possession. Apply 169 Celina St. .... (234d) residential In excel- 6-room brick home, district of Mary Street. lent condition. 5-room brick bungalow, southeast section, close to school and services. 6-room new insul brick bungalow, North Oshawa. \ 4-room frame bungalow, close to collegiate. DON MEREDITH , BROKER 446 SIMCOE ST. 8. 5430, H. GOLDSTEIN, SALESMAN (234a) $ 5 7 5 --Dbrick bungalow, five ' rooms, sun porch, oak floors, all conveniences, good location, $12 00 --Arthur St. A full 3- . I" storey dwelling contain- ing 3 fully equipped apartments, sto- ker and air condition, good garage and lovely garden, You can have possess- ion of all of this money-maker within 30 days. For ment to 1 t ished. Apply 509 Russell Ave. 29--Rooms For Reni 32--Automobi'es for Sale 35--Wearing Apparel 36--Articles for Sale IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF SELF - contained flat, 3 rooms and bathroom. Fu d, newly d, un-heated. Suitable only for adults without care. Apply 1470 Simcoe S. (234c) 2 BRIGHT SEMI-FURNISHED ROOMS. Housekeeping privileges. if desired. 151 Colborne St. E. Phone 1089-R. (234a) TWO MEN TO SHARE LARGE FURN- ished bedroom, 253 Bloor E. Phone 3340-J. (234c) 2 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, UNFURN- ed. 4 58 _ (232¢) ONE LARGE ROOM, NEWLY DECOR- ated, unfurnished. Phone 3527-M. (234a) ONE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR ONE OR two men. 567 Albert St. (232¢) SHED BEDROOM, BLOCK FROM line. 559 Masson St. Phone (233cy bus LARGE FURNISHED BED - SITTING room, ground floor, quiet, continuous hot water, suit gentleman. Abstainer. Apply 46 Kenneth Ave. (233c) TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHTHOUSE- keeping. Apply 302 Jarvis St. (233b) FURNISHED BEDROOM, SUITABLE lady or gentleman, abstalners. Phone 2359-W. (233c) 29a--For Rent OFFICE FOR RENT Small private King St. Close to four corners. One floor up. PHONE 4722 office. (233c) 30--Room and Board FOR TWO GIRLS, CENTRAL; PRI- vate home. Phone 3374-W. (2331) ROOM & BOARD FOR TWO; GENTLE- men preferred. Phone 1659-W. (234c) ROOM & BOARD FOR ONE OR TWO men; all conveniences; separate beds. Near Motors. Phone 3953-J, (234b) 31--Wanted to Rent this first-class dwelling, contact A. E. MURDOCH REAL ESTATE BROKER A. H. MURDOCH, Salesman (233¢c) HOUSE, OSHAWA, WHITBY OR VIO- inity, €opd location, for small adult family. ox 409, Times tte. (2201) ONE - STOREY BUILDI NOT smaller than 40° x 50'; in awa or Whitby. Box 423, Times-Gazette. (232¢) A Home For Happy Living $9,150 A full 2-storey-4-bedroom home in an extellent residential area. Cash $5150. Washroom on Main and 2nd. floor, Closed in Sun Porch. This well-built home is situated on a lot 70° x 350'. Large front lawn which lends itself to landscaping with a min- imum of expense. Occupancy -- Immediately ! May we suggest you phone us and in- quire about this exceptionally fine in- vestment. Suitable for converting to upper and lower Duplex. EXCLUSIVE LISTING $7,350 Hillcroft St. You couldn't wish for a better location. An attractive one and a half storey home with 3 bedrooms, washroom on main floor and upstairs. This modern dwelling has a step-saving kitchen, and is designed for efficient and happy living. It can definitely be sald that 'this home has 'so much for 80 little." We invite your inquiry and would like the privilege of conducting you through this friendly home, at your conveni- ence. Hot water heating and walls and cell- ing fully insulated means your fuel cost will be at a minimum. EXCLUSIVE LISTING $7,350 Your Home? It could be for a very reasonable down payment, An attractive bungalow with sloping grounds at the back which could make a terraced lawn with a minimum of cost and supervision. This home is located on Cadillac Ave. N. The following "extras" are included in the sale price: Stripple ceilings in Living Room and Dining and vestibule--Layndry Tubs-- Electric hydro tank--Railthg on front stoop. This home is certainly design- ed for happy living. If you wish to inspect this dwelling phone us for an appointment. EXCLUSIVE LISTING Please ask for Mr. Nash at 4400. Dhowe 4400 chofield INSURANCE Agency REALTORS 6 SIMCOE ST. N. (233b) ask vacant. $1 60 --Established for ' twelve years. Pet Supply Shop. Real good location, 3 years lease, price includes stock and equip- ment. GORDON K. HARDY REAL ESTATE BROKER 89 SIMCOE ST. 8S. -- PHONE 5380 (234b) For Discriminating Home-Owner' $14,250 Here is a new home of outstanding merit built in 1948 in one of the more exclusive residential areas just north of the city boundary. The home was fashioned by the owner for comfortable living. A picturesque fireplace keeps thé spacious living- room comfortable and attractive. A modern roomy kitchen helps to make h a pl e. ont 'd., De P. 3, Tox 152. Montreas, due (Oct 19) 22--L ost and Found LOST--BLACE WALLET CONTAINING money, personal papers, Saturday nine Liberal reward. Finder please call' 1165-W. 'es ve... (234c) LOST -- WRIST WATCH, LADIES', black strap, engraved on back. Reward. Phone 320-J. (233b) LOST--FIRST PAY ENVELOPE CON- taining $35, between Brock and King, Simcoe Streets, or between Simcoe and Church on King. Reward, Phone Wil- son, - 3091-R. (233c) 23--Women's Column NU-BONE FOR FREE FIGURE ANA- lysés and expert corsetry service, Tele- phone Mrs, Mills, 3333W. (Oct.9) FALL SPECIAL: OIL PERMANENTS, reg. Five Dollars, for Three Dollars; guaranteed. Phone 2653 Edward's Hairdressing, 5 Celina. (Oct. 18) WE SPECIALIZE IN MARSHALL AND Beautyrest repairs. Spring mattresses rebullt returned like new. Finest work- manshin, otek sorting Bidandnmne wa i, Fhone 4046. *ersonal | BUNION SALVE HAS CON- 'en sure - relief. Your 4 the best and it's "Cress." hd : (Och) (Nov. 9) There are four bedrooms on the second floor besides a 3-piece bath with show- er. A spacious linen cupboard assists i providing storage space for your nen. Heating this home will be a very mod- erate expenditure because of the forced alr with oll system installed by the owner. We would also like to mention that this dwelling is well insulated. Amongst the many "extras" in this house are included a washroom on the main floor, stippled, ceiling, attached garage, full basement, natural fireplace and oak floors. . This home is situated on a fine large lot 50° x 133', May we suggest you phone us for an appointment to see through this home which has been designed for efficiency and happy living. Exclusive Listing. Please ask for Mr. Nash at 4400. Phone 4400 chofield "INSURANCE Agency REALTORS 6 SIMCOE ST. N. (234b) $6,900 -- WHITBY -- 6-ROOM INSUL- brick, new bungalow, hardwood throughout, hot air heating, built-in bath. Terms. Possession at once. 209 Centre North, Whitby, Phone 2384. --Wlilson Road N., § rooms, (233c) $4, 70 frame bungalow, 3-plece bath, hot water heating, one acre of good land, with lots of fruit. Possession at once. JONES & NOLAN : BROKERS (234b) Remarkable Value $8 000 7room brick storey and ' half. 5 rooms and bath on ground floor and 2 large rooms in upper. Oll burner, garage, stone, re- ception hall. About half cash. LaSalle ve. . --&8-room brick story and $8,200 , 3 years old, large modern kitchen, hot air heating. Divi- rent HOUSE WANTED, IN OR WITHIN commuting distance, Oshawa; no ob- jection to farm house near highway. Urgent. Box 405, Times-Gazette. (2291) 3 OR 4 ROOMED FURNISHED APARTMENT Urgently Required By young couple. Permanently employed on local newspaper, Apply BOX 426 TIMES-GAZETTE (tH) HOUSE OR ROOMS, YOUNG COUPLE, no children. Box 427, Times-Gazette. (233¢) HOUSEKEEPING ROOM FOR ONE business girl, north of Connaught near Simcoe. Box 428, Times-Gazette. (233c) UNFURNISHED Phone 3328. (234c) IMMEDIATELY -- 3 OR 4 Non- Refer- (234c) TWO OR THREE rooms for one person. WANTED rooms; not necessarily in city. drinkers, one child, two yrs. ences. Box 430, Times-Gazette. 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, QUIET LO- cality, abstalners--one 3-yr.-old girl-- finest references. Phone 4860-W (234c) SMALL APARTMENT OR LARGE room by two quiet Christian ladies. Phone 3781. Luise Lehmann (Miss). Between 8 and 5. (234b) YOUNG COUPLE WITH NO CHIL- dren, both working, desire 3 unfurnish- ed rooms, by November. -Abstainers. Box 431, Times-Gazette, (234c) I AM A YEAR OLD NOW, AND WE need more room. Please phone Dad and Mom at 5432-W. (234c) COUPLE DESIRE 2 OR 3 UNFURNISH- ed rooms or apartment, no children. Phone 3647. (234c) 32--Automobiles for Sale '36 MASTER CHEV. APPLY 254 St. after 6. ( '33 PONTIAC, RADIO, HEATER, MANY extras. It's a buy--$340. Jack Russell, 1st corner north Varcoe's Camp. (233¢c) 48 MERCURY, TWO-TON STAKE, 4,000 miles; cheap. A. C, Darch, 33 King E., Bowmanville, (233¢c) $650--'37 BUICK SEDAN, HEATER; good condition, 209 Centre N., Whitby. Phone 2384. (233b) '40 DODGE, TWO-TONE COACH; EX- cellent condition. Heater. Apply 62 Quebec St. after 5. (233b) "30 CHEV. COACH; FAIRLY GOOD condition. Real good tires, $185 cash. 48 Park Road North. (233c) CARS SOLD ON CONSIGNMENT Many Cash Buyers Waiting Belmont's MOTORS 137 KING ST. WEST PHONE 4808 John 233b) (23311) CONDITION; 40 HUDSON; GOOD good paint. Must sell. Best offer, Phone 4521-R. 89 Wilkinson. (233b) sion St. I 1 HAVE OTHERS. WILFRED McAULEY 150 DIVISION ST. PHONE 3510M, ANYTIME (234b) If you areb uying or property, contact this office. patronage will be appreciated. GORDON K. HARDY REAL ESTATE BROKER 89 SIMCOE ST. 8. -- PHONE 5380 (2344) selling Your 26--Real Estate Wanted HAVE $700 CASH DOWN PAYMENT for house. What have you to offer? . Box 432, Times-Gazette, (234b) 29--Rooms for Rent NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM, CON- tinuous hot water. Private home, ex- cellent Rus ssrvice; $ mig. from busi- ness district; part rd if desired. Phone 2195-M. (234n) '41 FORD DELUXE, TWO-DOOR; PER- fect condifion. Many extras. Phone Pickering SR2. (233¢c) '33 CHEV. MASTER COACH. 394 Olive Ave. (233b) Jullen St. after 6 o'clock. (233b) '38 OLDS. 5 - PASSENGER COUPE; lovely condition, new paint, tires, mo- tor job. Phone 3876-J. (233¢c) JEEP FOR SALE, APPLY 379 VERDUN Rd. between 5 and 6:30 p.m. (233b) AUTO GLASS, CUT AND INSTALLED, for any make car or truck. '"Johnnie" Walker, located at Clement's Service Station, 102 Simcoe N. Phone 842, (Oct.14) AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE FROM $5.00 up. Murdoch Insurance Service, 2313 Simcoe 8t. North. (227) '35 FORD COUPE, 5 GOOD TIRES, $375 or best offer. Phone 158R. Apply 219 Grayburn. Avenue. (232¢) '38 CHRV. MASTER DELUXE COACH. 65 Bruce Street. (234c) 32 BUICK SEDAN, SMALL SERIES. 268 Halg St., after 6. (234b) MORE SPECIALS Bi icholls THE QUALITY CAR LOT QUALITY CARS AT BARGAIN PRICES '41 PONTIAC COACH, slip covers, heater, etc.; nice clean car 40 CHEV. COUPE; good condition . $945 '36 CHEV. COUPE; hurry for this one! .... $295 '30 FORD A MODEL COACH. This is a real good one, For Your Convenience. We Generate Our Own Lighting System. We have many other models to choose from. All reasonably priced. EASY BUDGET TERMS King W. oe 4904 (234a) '35 HUDSON; GOOD CONDITION. WILL accept trade if necessary--$325. Apply Snovan's Garage, 582 King E, (234a) '38 PONTIAC SEDAN, GOOD TIRES, motor good condition. Apply 122 Divi- sion St. after 6 o'clock, (234b) heater. Apply Trulls Store, Courtice. (234c) '48 FORD DELUXE SEDAN; NEW CAR condition; best cash offer, 419 King St. est. (234b) '31 CHEV. COUPE. 225 JOHNSON Blvd. Phone 5225-J. (234a) RAY BENNETT MOTORS LIMITED FIRST CLASS CARS 1946 CHEV. FLEETMAS- TER SEDAN. Beautiful light b'ue color. 1946 MERCURY 118 SEDAN. Very clean throughout. DODGE SPECIAL DE- LUXE SEDAN. Ready to go. CHEV. SPECIAL DE- LUXE COACH. A real beauty. PLYMOUTH SPECIAL COACH. Good condi- tion. DODGE CUSTOM SE- DAN. First-class con- dition. MERCURY DELUXE. COACH. New motor. HUDSON DELUXE SE- DAN. Good condition. BUICK SMALL SE. RIES SEDAN. Very clean. Many More To Choose From, We Have Our Own Lighting Plant, OSHAWA'S LARGEST USED CAR DEALER 18 Months To Pay Generous Trade-in Allowance, Open Evenings 9 p.m, 428 King St. West Phone 4554 33--Automobiles Wanted MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR AT Dodd's Car Lot, 418 Park Road South. Phone 2872W. (Nov7) CASH FOR YOUR CAR! BRAMLEY Motor Sales, 1271 Simcoe Street North Phone 4695W. (Nov3) SALESMAN NEEDS GOOD "40-'42 Chev, Sedan. Toronto, Kingsdale 9435. (233t1) 34--Pets and Livestock 1942 1940 1940 193 1939 1939 1939 (233b) MAN'S OXFORD GRAY TOP COAT, size 42, Worn once only. 93 Division St. (233b) LADIES' WINTER COATS, 20 - 40; skirts, size 18; skates, size 4. Phone 5082-J. = ? (233¢) WE BUY AND SELL USED CLOTHING, sterilized, cleaned and pressed like newa Carrying large stock fall and winter coats, sults, pants. Sam Schwartz, 21 Bond St. W. (Nov 7) MAN'S SUIT, BLUE SERGE, SIZE 42; perfect condition. Apply 500 Bing St. E. Sang A 34c) LADY'S GREEN WINTER COAT, SIZE 16; excellent condition. Phone ese. (234b) GIRL'S WINTER BROWN CLOTH coat with fur trim, size 12; excellent condition. 5574-J. (234c) GIRL'S DRESSES, 8, AND ONE WIN- ter coat, 2 fall coats, 12; reasonable. 1395-R. 58 Kenneth. (234c) 36--Articies For Sale USED SEWING MACHINES, $19.75 and up. - Singer Sewing Machine Company, 16 Ontario Street. (205t1) A COMPLETE STOCK OF WRINGER rolls and bets for all makes of wash- ers. Jack Biddulph. 68 Simcoe St N. Phone 3800W. (Oct25t1) AWNINGS, ONLY LIMITED SUPPLY available. Order now. Chairs and tables for rent. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe N.. Oshawa. (Oct.18) AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE FROM $5.00 up. Murdoch Insurance Service, 2315 Simcoe St. N. (2271) BODY HARDWOOD $16 A CORD DELIVERED Write ALLAN DOWNES RR. 1, PONTYPOOL (Oct. 5) ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES! LET US convert your treadle machine into a lovely Electric Portable Sewing Ma- chine. For a reasonable amount we can change over for you. Write or hone for a demonstration in your own ome. Singer Sewing Machine OCom- pany, 16 Ontario St. Phone 696. (205tf) VENETIAN BLINDS IN FLEXALUM OR steel! = Any of 24 colours; concave shaped slat. Priced from $6.60 up. 55 sq. ft. Estimates without obligation. George Reid, Phone 2104, 66 Bond St. West. (Nov.1) BODY HARDWOOD, HARDWOOD slabs, soft wood slabs. 4 ft. lengths. Delivered. G. Heaslip, Janetville. Phone Bethany 18-33. (Nov.1) VENETIAN BLINDS, THE ADVANCED Kirsch type. The most startling de- velopment in Venetian Blind history. Flattened S-shaped slats give better and more graceful enclosure. We are sure these blinds will not only satisfy but create enthusiasm. Estimates with- out obligation. George Reid, Phone 2104, 66 Bond St. West. (Nov.1) DESKS NOW IN STOCK OFFICE SUPPLIES ADDING MACHINES PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS CASH REGISTERS Now in stock for delivery. 1--Stenographer Desk Oak finish 1--Executive Desk Walnut finish OFFICE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT GOODFELLOW PRINTING CO. TIMES BLDG. PHONE 35 (Wed Sat tf) MANTEL AND CAR RADIOS, MADE especially for B. F. Goodrich, by the world's most famous manufacturers and carrying our company guarantee, as low as $2.75 down payment. B. F. Goodrich Stores. Phone 247. (Oct. 6,8) CHOICE RIPE OR GREEN TOMATOES, preserve now. Large basket 65c; bushel $1.49. Cucumbers, 39c basket up. Gle- coff Grocmeateria. Phone 3235. (Oct.10) MIXED WOOD SLABS, $8. BODY wood, $10 half cords; cedar posts. Phone 3903- (Oct. 22) RENT A PORTABLE ELECTRIC SEW- ing machine in your own home. $6 per month. Singer Company, Phone Sus: tf) SOFTWOOD SLABS, $8 PER CORD; hardwood slabs, $15 per cord, delivered. Phone 4435R. (Nov5) STUDIO COUCH, BLUE; EXCELLENT condition. Phone 1130. (233c) BEATTY WASHING MACHINE, BED, spring, mattress, dresser, odd chalrs, floor lamps, hall bench and mirror, verandah rockers. Phone 3916W. (233c) TOMATOES--$1 BUSHEL, 6-QT. BSKT, 25c. H. Lofthouse. Phone ueRLz, , 3b) HARRISTON COAL & WOOD RANGE, with good oven; excellent condition. Also electric rangette. Phone BIE (233b) BEACH COOK - STOVE, AMEL front. Apply Hillside Grill. (233¢) NEW KROEHLER SOFA BED, LATEST style, Phone 2795-J. Cost $119, selling $95. (233c) TURKEYS FOR THANKSGIVING, OAK dining-room suite, kitchen range. Phone 1088J12. (233c) FINDLAY OVAL STOVE, ALSO JACKET heater. Phone 2832-W. (233¢) SOLID MAHOGANY DESK, SUITABLE gentleman's office, steel filing cabinet. 209 Centre N., Whitby. Phone 2584.36) ( JACKET HEATER, MEDIUM SIZE; good condition. Phone 4417-J. (233c) QUEBEC HEATER, LARGE SIZE; SEV- eral plants. 134 Bloor E. 233b) RACING BIKE, JUST LIKE NEW. Phone 4059-W. (233b) UXBRIDGE GROWN POTATOES, MAC- Intosh apples, good cooking and eat- ing, onions. F, Shaw, 262 St. Julien t. 5490-W or 3816-J. (233d) HAY, STRAW, MIXED GRAIN, PHONE 607J3. or (ua) SMALL SHAPER, CAN BE USED AS trim saw. Grinder head, Jig saw, Drill press, up to 14", 1-6 h.p. motor--$37 for all. Phone 1862-M from 5 to 7. (234) GIRL'S BICYCLE; REAL GOOD CON- dition. Phone 3447-J or apply at 87 Fernhill Blvd. 2 (234a) QUEBEC STYLE COOK STOVE, warming closet; in good condition. Ap- ply 152 Conant St. 4995-W, (934a) ELECTRIC HAWAIIAN GUITAR WITH amplifier . Practically new. Phone (234b) CHESTERFIELD SUITE, USED TWO months, wine velour, one blue chair. Phone 3566-R. (234c) MALE HOUND, 11 MONTHS OLD, ready to run. 93 Division St. (233b) 5 (HYBRID) PULLETS, LAYING, $12. Phone 5311-J. (234) BEAUTIFUL PURE-BRED DALMA- tian pups, male, two months; reason- able, 55 Arlington Ave. (233b) VISIT THE NEW KENNELS AT WAU- bena Kennels, 1 mile wgst of Oshawa, for lovely cocker spaniéls, registered. Reasonable. (Oct. 25) 35--Wearing Apparel RED WOOL WINTER COAT, WITH fox collar, size 16-18; black crepe dress, satin trim, never worn, 16. Col- borne St. West. 5056-W. (233b) "33° PLYMOUTH . SEDAN; PERFECT running condition, Heater, radio, fog- lamp. Phone 2100. 345 Simcoe RY FALL COAT, RED FOX COLLAR, SIZE 16, belge gabardine coat, size 18; beige boucle cloth coat, size 16. Phone oie : c GUERNEY COOK STOVE, CREAM AND black enamel, with shelf on top. Like new. Apply 12 Neath St. (234c) FOUR KITCHEN CHAIRS & TABLE, 2 burner gas plate. 252 Arun, 5) QUEBEC HEATER, MEDIUM SIZE; good condition. Phone 416W4, (234c) SINK AND SWING TAPS. PHONE 3953-W. AiR (234b) LADIES' TAN FIGURE SKATES, SIZE 6--$7; 2 prs. of men's hockey skates, 6, 7--$3 pr. Phone 374TW12. 2 34a) MEDIUM SIZE _FINDLAY HEATER; also a wringer. Phone 3885-M. ~(234b) COAL & WOOD STOVE; PRACTICAL- ly new . Apply 33 Whiting Ave. (234c) BEACH COAL AND WOOD STOVE, white enamel; in good condition. Phone 2496-W (234¢) oo BEDROOM SUITE, DINETTE SUITE, for sale. Phone 382W2. (234b) FURNACE, HUTCHISON, ALL STEEL 11 Colborne W, Phone 1451-W. (234b) WHITE ENAMEL COOK STOVE WITH silent glow-oll burners, $90 or nearest offer. 67 Willlam St. W. (234c) APARTMENT WASHER, CAPACITY, 412 lbs, excellent for baby's washing, like new--=$35.00. Phone 4831-J. (234a) ELECTROHOME FLAT IRONER, ONLY used few times. Reg. $94.50, best cash offer, still under guarantee, 419 King West. (234b) 3-PC. Lary all-enamel coal, wood range, odd tables, kitchen, dining-room chairs, ice- box, 100-1b. capacity, Air-way vacuum cleaner, beds, mattresses, 2 dressers, other articles, 463 Athol St. E., after 7 p.m. and Saturday. (234c) BABY'S WALKER AND PLAY-PEN; both excellent condition. Phone 2807-M, 353 Buena Vista. (234a) FAIRBANK-MORSE OIL BURNER, $50, Apply 273 Lakeshore. Phone 2806-W. (234a) 37--Articles Wanted WARDROBE WANTED, PHONE 279 during the day. ; (234b) CASH PAID FOR GOOD USED FUR- niture, ice box, Quebec heater. 24 Bond 'West. Phone 3766M,/ (Oct13) GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED, Ice boxes, cook stoves and heaters 56 King West. 3326. (Oct10) HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PAPER. rags, mattresses. iron and metals. Local and out of town calls picked up free. Phone 635. Cedardale 'Iron and Metals. 100 Annis St. East of CNR Station. (Oct2) 38--Female Help Wanted" TEMPO] Y WORK, FOLDING CIR- culars, full or part-time. Apply Mrs. Morrison, Times-Gazette, Malling Dept. (tf) LADY FOR GIFT AND CHINA DE- partment; experience preferred but not essential; 25 to 45 years of age. Apply Christian's Electric and Hardware. See Mr. H. Thompson. (233c) GIRL WITH HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION FOR PROOF READING Must be excellent at spelling and carable of reading fast and distinctly. PERMANENT ' POSITION. Apply to Supt. Tires-Gazette (230t1) WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY IN PER- son to the Oshawa Grill, 264 King St. E. = (234d) EXPERIENCED ' SALESCLERK, OVER 25, to head Sportswear SHop, to capa- ble person highest wages, if qualified. Phone 3518 for interview. (234b) 39--Male Help Wanted EXTRA MONEY EASILY EARNED BY showing our unexcelled line of Christ- mas cards, seals, gift wrapping, Christ- mas tree decorations, personal and | everyday cards. Our larger line gives greater variety, is positively more at- tractive, easler to sell and will make more profits for you. Send at once for samples. Monarch Greeting Card Co., 47 Easton Avenue North, Hamilton, Ontario. (Oct14) Experienced CLOTHING SALESMAN Wanted For men's made-to-measure, ready-to-wear store in Oshawa. PERMANENT POSITION One who has good connec- tions with the trade. APPLY TO BOX 529 TIMES-GAZETTE (234c) CAPABLE YOUNG MAN TO OPERATE bread wrapping machine. Apply Tod's Bread. (233b) 41--Employment Wanted REPAIRING ILIGHTS, RANGETTES, ranges, all household electrical appli- ances. Frank Snudden. Phone 919W. 107 Athol East. (Oct.18) CLERK-TYPIST, LIVING IN SCAR- boro', requires position, Oshawa or To- ronto; 5 years' office experience. Good references from reliable firm. Scarboro' 553. (234b) RELIABLE MAN WANTS ANY TYPE of part-time work. Phone 4190-W. (234c) POSITION AS = HOUSEKEEPER-COM- panion, lve .in, practical nursing ex- perience. Phone 3292-J. (234c) UNIVERSITY GRADUATE IN INSTI- tutional management desires position for 6 months in hotel, club or other institutions. Best references. Box 411, Times-Gazette. (2291) Audley Farmers Find Water Supply Still Is Short Audley, Oct. 5--Several from this section attended the Markham fair last week-end. : 'Water is still being bought by our local farmers and others for use on their farms and in the cisterns. Fall wheat is coming up even on the late sown fields and it is to be hoped that the crop will equal that of this year. ' The Community Club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Chapman at Grasmere on Monday evening next, October 11, at o'clock. All are invited even those | who are not members. Bring a sand- | wich and join in the work of this | get to-gether group. The address of | the evening will be the host on the | scenery by C. P. R. and returning by | C.N.R. from Victoria, B. C. with| what he saw of the flooded areas of | B. C. Winters Bros. have just complet- ed the stuccoing of the house in which Mr. and Mrs. Combden live: The Solina Dramatic Club put on their play in the local church on Monday of last week with a fair at-| tendance. They made a good im- pression with their acting. | George and Mrs. Squire have re- | turned from their recent honeymoon trip to the western provinces going as far as the Columbia ice fields north of Banff. We welcome Mrs, Squire to our midst. . 'ANCIENT VEGETABLE | Asparagus has been known since | early Greek. and Roman times. - : jincreased but - "there | covery plan, . Whitevale C.G.1.T. Holds Meeting L. RANDALL Correspondent Whitevale, Oct. 5--The Whitevale and Green River C. G. I. T. girls held their annual mother and daughter banquet in the Whitevale school room on Friday last. A very delicious supper was served by and CHESTERFIELD SUITE, "Me. | enjoyed by all. After supper Mrs. Ida Gray led in a sing song. Then the girls rose and gave their pledge. Scripture was read by Hazel Carter. Edith Malcolm rendered a beautiful solo, "The Stranger of Galilee" ac- companied by Barbara Cook at the piano. Mrs. Gordon Duncan read an interesting story followed by prayer by Mrs. Cook. Then all sang "Jacob's Ladder." A talk on Working Together was given by Mrs. J. McLachlin. Doreen Findlay sa the "Old Lamp- lighter." The w Vice President, Barbara Ann Buckles, then took over. Barbara Cook and Isabelle Nighswander played a duet. A mind reading stunt by Marylin Hornshaw and Gladys Pegg caused. laughter. The President, Isabelle Nighswane der gave a speech followed by Mrs. Cook the C.G.I.T. leader. Barbara Bruce was welcomed as a new as- sistant. Claire Johnson and Merle liison performed a stunt "Big Shot" which was. exceptionally good. Eunice Bruce sang "Danny Boy". Lastly slides were shown on The Indians of Lake Island. The girls expressed their regret at the retirement of Mrs, Gordon Duncan. Mrs. Mollie Hamill and daughter, 'Mary Helen, of Port Arthur, are visiting the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Randall. Congratulations to Gordon Hilts on being in the money in the pony race at Markham Fair, Winnipeg Gets Able Conductor From Maritimes By GORDON PEPPER Canadian Press Staff Writer Hglifax--(CP)--In the world of atusic, a loss for Halifax and the Maritimes is going to prove Winnie peg's gain. | Czech-born Walter Kaufmann-- { composer, conductor and teacher-- is leaving here at the end of Octo. |ber to take over as conductor of the newly-formed Winnipeg Sym- rhony Orchestra. "I'm leaving Halifax with a sad heart," the 41-year-old maestro said in an interview here. "But I feel that my taking this important post as conductor of one of Canada's four symphonic groups will aid the cognition in the realm of serious or- chestral music. If the move is good for Canada, I'm all for jt." Born in Carlsbad, Czechoslovakia, April 1, 1907, Walter Kaufmann stu- died at the University of Prague and later under Franz Schreker in Berlin, After graduating, Mr, Kauf- mann began his career as director of a Continental opera group and later became director of music at All.India Radio in Bombay. Through illness, he had to leave India and return to England and there again, after doing distinguish- ed work with the BBC, he left for Canada and a post as head of the piano and theory department of the Halifax Conservatory of Music. As a ccmposer, the dark-complex- ioned virtuoso received intérnatione al acclaim for his "Strange Town at Night," and "Madras Express." While in England he wrote «= complete music score for two J, Ar- thur Rank productions, "Palestine," and "Sudan Dispute." Mr. Kaufmann said the United States has more than 200 symphony orchestra while Canada has only four--in Vancouver, Winnipeg, To= ronto and Montreal. "To be director of one of these is indeed an important role in the country's musical development. Why you're like a conductor waving a baton over the entire country's mus= ical progress. Canada has much room for growth." Sir Ernest MacMillan, conductor of the Toronto Symphony Orches= tra, Arthur Fiedler, conductor of the Moston Pops Orchestra, agree that Mr. Kaufmann's move to Winnipeg is a promising development. Mr. Fiedler hearing Mr. Kauff. mann direct the orchestra playing some of his own work in Halifax for the CBC, remarked that jt must have been a 25-piece orchestra for such a full-bodied presentation. He found out later--and had to see the music score before he would believe it--that Mr, Kaufman directed only a 12-piece ensemble that night, U.K. Builder Sees Role for Big Ships Montreal (CP). -- One British shipbuilder who hopes to see more 80,000-ton ships like the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth is Sir Wilfrid Ayre, now touring North American building yards. Many believe that high costs of operation mean the end of the road for the big Queens. But Sir Wil frid, visiting here, said there are good counter-arguments to this line of reasoning. Costs have risen, he said--but so have incomes. Passepger rates have are more people wanting to travel today than ever before in history." The big | Queens are booked nearly to capac- | ity on every run, he said. "Aircraft are all right for men in a hurry but when it comes to lu= ury and comfort, there's only orf way to travel--by boat." Sir Wilfrid said that British yards, like those which turned out the two Queens, now are building 50 per cent of all ships pro= duced in the world and thus, L an important part in ar Dominion in ter fight for proper re- . re