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PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1948 TAD SECTION <7 BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL - DIRECTORY Articles for Sale .. 36 Articles Wanted .. 37 A ts, Wanted ... 1--Auditors ts and auditor. 2. 5a visters "I YMAN, CONANT AND BARRISTERS is, K.C., 7}s Simcoe Street Sous Phone 4, 2 769. (Decl) Funeral Dir Gardening Supplies Household Houses For Insurance Instruction Auditors Automobiles For: Sale vend Automobiles Wanted Automobile Repairs 18 Auction Sale Barristers .t Building Trades ... Business Oppor- tunities Business Oppor- tunities Wanted . 21 Chiropractors by 11 Male Help Wanted Male and Phone 3160. partaier, WwW. C. GRIERSON, CREIGHTON & FRABER JBatristprs, ete. Pa uk of Commerce : D. HU MPHRFYS, 3 E. C.., BARRISTER Solicitor, oi 6 Street West Fhon ice, sin: idence 3297. Money to (Decl) AMES Mas BRIEN, BARRISTER ga Bie Sulte 201, 70 Ring Bast, G ha Hotel. Phone 349. Decl) P MANGAN, K.C., ey tor. Money to loan. Office, 14}; Street East, Oshawa. Phone 445, 3 nce, Pons 837, (Decl) SOLI- Phones ERNEST MAR! BARRISTER, eitor, 11 King Rast. Room 2. Side, 55; 368TR. (Decl) J. FAREIILY, AND J. A. YANCH, iy lortgage loans, National Fy 26 Sim % oie --_-- 1975J. SANG Botiettor, Notary, Money Tork, Suite No. ey 3a--Physicians and Surgeons DR. BAPTY, SURGEON, 153 KING E., Oshawa, Phone 3832. Hours: 11 to 12, Pin Wedhesudy and Saturdny) 2 to 4 Decl) 6--Optometrists ©. H, TUCK, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, 9 to 12, 2 to 5 and 3onaay, Wednesday and Friday evenings, 9. Phone 1516. (Decl) TOVELL--OFFICE HOURS: A. E. Johnson, Optom } 6--Insurance PEACOCK"S INSURANCE SERVICE. us for any of insurance needs. Al classes ot insurance, facia Bee 2 2% hg Street Bast. Phon (Decl) 9--Monsy To Loan MONIES AVAILABLE N.HA. and Ph . Apply Bassett 10--Instruction. ALL- COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, DIC- one, compiometer, new classes com mence each Slonda Oshawa Business. College, 18 coe North. Phone Novia) ov. LEARN TO PRIVESSIPETY EQUIP- ped cars, dual controls. Harley's Sehool of Driving, 164; Bond St. E. Phon 5505, day. or evening appointments. (Nov. . 6) POPULARITY AND FUN FOR , YOU this winter if you learn to dance now. Expert instruction in all latest modern For t phone 4666-J. (Dec. 4) AND TAP DANCING TAUGHT Register Saturday in Irene Harvey. 24 oe Ry Parish Hall, Qenute, Lou Nov2: Lhe i Traces ROOFERS--ASPHALT SHIN- ing. fine, Duis roofing, eavestrough- Days, 3148. Eisnings (Nov. 7) pos IO REPAIRS AND ALTERA- tions, built-in cupboards and- trim work, our specialty, United Builders, Oshawa, Phone 3007-W, momings, : J2==Porsohal Services P, VON - GUNTEN, EXPERT SWISS Eh ar. Repair shop at 46 King Street Wi ONE INSERTION Above rates apply only fo original 20 words or less. 20c addit Each initial letter, abbreviation, ified Adverti " All CI INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Female Help Loan Wanted Lost and Found .. Legal Notices AY 39 Help Wanted ... 3 Money to Loan ... 9 Nursing Service ... CLASSIFIED AD RATES TWO CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS .. THREE CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS 3 EACH ADDITIONAL CONSECUTIVE INSERTION .... . Subsequent insertions ordered at a later date constitute a new original order. Professions] and Business listings, $5.00 per months for full word. Box charged 10c additional. MUST be in by 6 p.m. the day before publication, Office hours: Personal. Services . Pets & Livestock . 34 Radio Repairs .... 17 Real Estate Agents 19 Real Estate For ectors . and Repairs 14 Rent .. 28 Real Wanted Real Estate Exchange Rooms for Rent .. Room and Board .." Room and Board Wanted Veterinarians Women's Column . 23 Wanted to Rent .. 31 Wearing. Apparel .. 35 Female 13 20 Words Each Add'l orders for consecutive insertions. ional for all words over 20. $ and c sign, figure, count as a Daily 8-6. Saturday, 8-5. 25--Real Estate For Sale 5-ROOMED FRAME E HOUSE AND "BATH, also large lot, 47° x 466'. 207 St. Julien. Phone 1 1223-W after 5. (2611) $7, 50 --6-roomed rug Tug brick, love- $ ly .condition throughout; large rooms well - finished; sunporch, good garage. Quiet locality. Owner oc- cupled. $5 80 --T-roomed stucco, bright, y well kept home; double garage; good sized lot. bout 112 miles from Oshawa. School just across the road. Owner occupied. Possession Dec. 1st. $3,50 4 - room --Full ed | new and insul price. brick, driveway. Heavy duty wiring. Low taxes. \Early possession. W. E. HOLMES BROKER 19 Ontario St. Res. 341M. Office 328 _ (2612) 4-ROOM INSUL- SUL-BRICK, A ALL CON- veniences, electric water heater, garage. Bus passes door. Possession May. 263 St. Jullen Street. (Nov5,8,10) T11;-storey home, situated on lot, six modern 'in residential district. Private | | 20a--For Rent | STORE, REASONABLE RENT, SUIT- able for any type business, located south . section, immediate possession. Write Box 628 Times Gazette. (259¢) FURNISHED BED-SITTING ROOM, sult two, light housekeeping can be arranged. 165 Ritson Road South, after 6. (261a) 30--Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD, GENTLEMEN preferred, close .to Fiitings. 146 Tyler Crescent. Phone 4637M. (259¢) IN PRIVATE HOME, HOME-COOKED meals. Phone 2713-J. (260b) | 31--Wanted to Rent | RELIABLE ELDERLY MAN AND WIFE desperately need unfurnished house or | apartment. Phone 424, Whitby (259¢) | 2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, BY young couple, two children, by Decem- ber 1st. Urgent. Phone 5424-W. (260c) 3 OR 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, FOR quiet couple, One child, 7 yrs. Reply, Box 631, Times-Gazette. (260c { 33--Automobiles. Wanted 36--Articles for Sgle 37--Articles Wanted Ci FOR YOUR CAK! BRAMLEY Sales. 1271 Simcoe Street North Phone 4695W. (Nov3) 34--Pets anc Livestock C , .SPANIELS, . RED, BLACKS and parti-colors. Also black: female Seulate black male, house broken, gi oculated. Waubena Kennels, 1 of Oshawa, new highway. _(Nov29) 34a--Farmers' Column buns YOUNG HOLSTEIN COW FOR SALE. Apply M. Andor, Wilson Road North. (261c) 35--Wearing Apparel WE BUY AND SELL USED CLOTHING, sterilized, cleaned and pressed like new Carrying. large stock fall and winter coats, suits, pants. Sam Schwartz, 21 Bond 8t. West. (Dec?) BOYS GREY TWEED OVERCOAT, LIKE new, size 16, phone 2037TW. (258¢) BOY'S BROWN. OQVERCOAT, SIZE 16; good Shnaition, $7; youth's grey check overcoat, size '34-36, tically new, SOPTWOOD SLABS, $8 PER CORD; hardwood slabs, $15 per cord, delivered. Phone 5405J. __(Novs) RECORDS, S, SLIGHTLY USED, MOD- ern, old time, og 35¢, 3 for 3% Reddick's, 182 Simcoe South. (2581 A COMPLETE STOCK OF WRINGER rolls and belts for all makes of wash- ers. Jack Biddulph, 68 Simcoe St. N. Phone 3800W. (Nov25tf) HARDWOOD In foot lengths, $17.00 per cord delivered. MIXED : SLABS, 4 ft. $12.00 per cord. ALLAN DOWNES R.R.1, Pontypool © (2561) CARROTS, BY BUSHEL, $1.50, DELIV- ered. Phone 644 or | 1918-W. (2561) VENETIAN BLINDS, THE ADVANCED Kirsch type. The most startling de- $12. 118 Tyler Crescent. __(260c) GIRL'S WINTER COAT, BLUE, SIZE 14-16. Phone 2734-J. __(261a) GIRL'S _ "TURQUOISE T COAT To 14-16 years. Chamols lined, good condition. Phone 378. (Novs,11) 36--Articles for- Sale 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 Reld, Phone 2104, 66 Bond St. West. (Decl) TOYS, TRICYCLES, WAGONS, PEDDLE cars, kiddy cars, novelties. Start lay- ing them away for Christmas. Red- dick's, 182 Simcoe South. (2581) MODERN 9-PC. DINING-ROOM SUITE, also hall tree. Phone 3609-W. (261a) PROTECT YOUR ROSEBEDE, SHRUBS and plaits. Use cowmanure, also horse, sheep and mushroom' manure. Oshawa Nursery. Phone 3234. _(261c) GIANT BLACK 'CURRANTS, 2-Y) 2-YR. -OLD, and Latham Raspberry plants, for fall planting. Oshawa Nursery. Phone 3234. (261c) COW MANURE, ALSO SHEEP, HORSE and weedless rotted manure, clean shavings, cinders, mason"s lime. Osh- awa Nurhery. Phone 3235. (Dec. 8) 4-PC. BEDROOM SUITE, $100; KITCH- enette, $50. Both new. Phone 72 after 5:30. (261c) CHILD'S WOODEN ROCKING HORSE, almost new. Child has no liking for same. Suitable as Christmas present. Also Shoo-fly rocker. 301 Oshawa Blvd, (261b) NEW CEDAR WINDOW FRAME, 30" X 4'6"" for 2'x3' stud. Phone 2574-W. 3 oe (261a) 1 GUITAR, LIKE NEW, WITH CASE. Phone 3711. (261c) B. FLAT TENOR AND | E. FLAT BARI- tone silver plated high pitched saxo- phone, complete with case; reasonable. Phone 1703-M. (2611) BACHELOR APARTMENT, WITH KI- cheneite in Oshawa, for young business man. Clean, careful, reliable, Box 632, Times-Gazette. (261b) 40'x118', new, owner months. Large spacious rooms, in- clude four bedrooms, large living room with adjoining vestibule, lovely 'kitchen, and bathroom equipped with modern fixtures. Spacious built-in cupboards in kitchen and large linen closet in centre hall. Full 7 ft. basement with hot-air furnace and continu- ous hot water, beautiful American red oak floors throughout. This is a home you will be truly proud to own. Could easily be made into duplex. $2600 will finance, balance at $27.50 per month, POSSESSION END OF NOVEMBER APPLY 264 GIBBON ST. (Nov8,10) 4-ROOM BRICK VENEER, 116 Thomas St. 'Hot air heated. Immediate es- sion--$3,500. Apply Gay Co. Limited, 94 Bruce St. (256tf) 29--Rooms for Rent DOUBLE ROOM, "TWIN BEDS, GENTLE- men preferred, 157 Agnes. Phone 4601R. LATS) WELL FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM IN Private home. Hot water. Central. tleman abstainer. Phone 52TW 2 (2500) NICELY FU FURNISHED, | NEWLY DECOR- ated room, apply 175 Centre 8t. (259¢) FURNISHED ROOM, GENTLEMAN preferred; 10 min. bus service at door; breakfast optional. Phone 3194-J. _(261a) est. Your p (Decl) SOUND EQUIPMENT FOR RENT, PAR- ties, dances, banquets; reasonable. For information. Phone Ken Hardle, 2837-R after 5. (Dec. 6) FURNISHED BI BEDROOM, | TWO gentlemen. Apply 317 han Ave. 32--Automobi'ns for Sale AUTO GLASS, CUT AND INSTALLED, for any make car or truck "Johnnie" Walker, located at Clement's Service Station, -102 Simcoe N. Phone 842 (Novi4) AUTO INSURANCE FROM $5.00 UP, IF your bread and butter depends on driving on the highways your car or truck should be insured. Murdoch Insurance Service, 23; Simcoe St. N. (Nov. 16) "39 MAPLE LEAF TRUCK; EXCELLENT condition, $550 cash. Apply 222 Annis Street, after 5. TRAN ___ (259¢) "39 PONTIAC, GOOD CONDITION, radio, heater, defroster, sealed-beam lights, good tires, Prestone anti-freeze. Apply Powell's Drug Store. (261c) '34 CHEVROLET MASTER COACH, heater, good running condition. Phone Whitby, 2236. . (259¢) '34 HUDSON COACH, GOOD CONDI- tion $350. 36 Chev. coupe, $550. Cash, trade or terms, Cranfield Motor Sales. Phone 355 (259¢) '31 PLYMOUTH SEDAN: GOOD CON- dition, $225 I Phone "Whitby 924. (260b) '35 CHEV. "COACH; A-1 | CONDITION. 3192 Bloor E. (260c) 33--Automobiies Wanted MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR AT Dodd's Car Lot, 418 Park Road South Phone 2872W. (NovT) -$10 SELLS YOUR CAR We will sell your car. on consign- ment for a flat fee of $10. Save Phone 4061-J. (260c) Elena. Phone 3444-M. 13--Nursing Service ACCOMMODATION FOR ONE OR TWO old ladles, also nursing required. Pri- vate nursing room. ony Box 623 Times-Gazette. (259¢) 14--Hopusehold Repairs (260c) THREE ON UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEP- | ing rooms for rent. Abstainers. Phone 3117-W (261a) | BRIGHT ROOM, SUITABLE FOR ONE or two gentlemen; ten-minute bus serv- | erdun Rd. (261a) | 3 I LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING gous. | | | yourself the. inconvenience of fin- ancing and selling. your car. MANY CASH BUYERS WAITING BELMONT MOTORS 137 King St. West. Phone 4808 (260t1) LATHAM RASPBERRY PLANTS, DUN- lap and Premier Strawberry plants Best quality roots. Raspberry plants now available for fall Dikating, Order Early supply limited. hawa Nursery, 174 Ritson South. Phone 3235. Also apple, cherry and pear {trees for fall planting. { Nov14) RENT A PORTABLE ELECTRIC SEW- ing machine in your own home. $6 os month. Singer Company, Phone otal) Oc GILSON FORCED-AIR ORR AL- most new, with blower and all attach- ments, used 6 months only. Cost price, $600. Will sell for $350. Apply 334 King East. (246t1) AUTO INSURANCE FROM $5.00 UP. Protect your driving privileges on the highway. Murdoch Insurance Service. 23%2 Simco Simcoe St. North. (Nov. 16) TEN THOUSAND FENCE POSTS, cheap; also American mason's lime, mushroom and sheep manure Oshawa Nurseries, Phone 3234. (Nov.15) ADDING MACHINES, PORTABLE typewriters, steel . filing - cabinets in stock for immediate delivery. Reddick's, 182 Simcoe South. (2581) CHENILLE BEDSPREADS, | $4.99 1 EACH, at wholesale price, first quality, beauti- ful spreads. Well tufted in all colors for double or single beds, $4.99 each. Fully tufted, full 90x100' basket dehign, completely covered with chenille, $8.98 each. Also Habitant-hand hooked rugs, 18x36", well made, 3 for $4.00. These articles worth double the price. 'Sent C.O.D., plus postage. Money refunded immediately if not satisfied. Handi- craft Distributors, 254 Sherbrooke St. West, Montreal, Quebec. (Mon.,Sat.) REMOVABLE SLATS Venetian Blinds made of Flexalum. It's guided, it's cordless. Free Demonstration RON TREWIN 59 Division St. Phone '5072 (Mon.,wed. sat.) VENETIAN BLINDS L LIFE-FLEX TALL je) blinds Tepairing, cleaning retap- 1 Tuck. Phone 4674W ; n tian 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 Ll St. West. (Decl) GUARANTEED VENETIAN BLINDS Latest Type - Any Color Flexalum, Steel or Wood. Five-day delivery, Budget Terms Available. Venetian Blinds of quality is our only business. Free Estimates and Installation J. Phone 4101 -- Oshawa P.O. Box 421 MET-WO INDUSTRIES LIMITED (Listen to CKEY 8:50 to 9:00 a.m.) (250t1) MIXED WOOD SLABS, 3. BODY wood, $10 half cords; cedar posts. hone 3003J. Nov9) ROASTING CHICKENS, RE AND delivered. Phone 3467J2. (260c) CEMENT, GRAVEL, Fu, nS DERS, dry wood slabs, $8 cord; stake trucks, mixer, forms. non 450-J. (Dec 6) MOFFAT, 3 - ELEMENT ELECTRIC stove, low oven; good condition; rea- sonable. F. Ferneyhough, Towline East, RR. 2, Oshawa. (261b) SOFTWOOD SLABS Stove Lengths Half Cord Quarter Cord .... $4.00 PHONE 4833R (261a) KROEHLER CHESTERFIELD SUITES, with the amazing new cushionized construction for comfort; beautiful coverings, also Kroehler Bed Chester- field. No other furniture in the world like Kroehler's. On display at Wilson's Furniture Co, at 20 Church St. (2601) SNOW FENCING, SEVERAL | HUNDRED feet, used. Phone 271 before 6. 4755M evenings. (260c) MARX ELECTRIC TRAIN; GOOD CON- dition, $10. Phone 1541- R. (260b) 2 DOUBLE "BEDS, COMPLETE WITH springs, and 1 double mattress. Apply 37 Richmong St. 260b) SNOW FENCING, R EAL HUNDRED feet, used. Phone 271 before 6; 4755 in evenings. (260c) SMALL KITCHEN RANGE; SILENT Glo", oll burner. Phone 4216-J. (260c) WALNUT COFFFE TABLE; DETACH- able glass top; ldoffatt Electric hot plate and combination grill; piano-- Upright Morris. All in excellent con- dition. At reasonable prices. Phone 2322 Whitby, mornings. (260b) SINGER PATCHING MACHINE, NO. 20K2; blacksmith drill; several bits; vacuum cleaner, cylinder type, all at- tachments; all good condition. Phone 1941. BABY CARRIAGES; . PLAY - PENS; cribs; high chairs; chest drawers; com- modes; toddle cars; kindergarten sets; tricycles; doll prams; large selection. Our prices are lower; our location saves you money. Wilson Furniture Co. 20 Church St. (2601) CLARE JEWEL COMBINATION, COAL- electric range, $200. 9-plece dining- room suite, $50. Large Quebec heater, $20. Phone 202WS3. ____(260c) FLOOR COVERINGS FOR THE ENTIRE home, Congoleums, Inlaids, Feltols, new Barrymore Rugs. We can save you money. Wilson's Furniture Co. 20 Church St. © (2301) BEDROOM SUITE, BRAND NEW Wa- terfall style, complete with new Mar- shall spring-filled mattress, high-riser steel spring very special--$129. Wilson's Furniture Co., 20 Church St. (2601) COOK 8 STOVE, oni BURNERS IN- stalled, white, black trim, steel top. 278 Jarvis St. (260c) 45-GALLON DRUMS, SUITABLE FOR fuel oll, clean and delivered, $3.75 each. Phone 5035-W. (260c) COOK STOVE, CREAM ENAMEL, RED trim. 240 Beatty. 260b) BABEE-TENDA, JUVENILE C tarin and plastic bed, never used, reasonable. Phone 1631W, (258¢) GOOD USED FURNITURE W. KE boxes, cook Pod and heaters ing West. (Novil) Today's Short Story mattresses, iron and 7 | EGG abd ous of sown calls olcked up free. Phone 635, Cedardale ind Metals, 100 Annis St Hams of OND CASH PAID FOR GOOD USED FUR- niture, ice box, Quebec heaters. 24 Bond West. Phone 3766M. (Novi13) 300 JACKPINE CHRISTMAS TREES, can cut and haul if necessary. Box 630, s-Gazette. mee (260c) FIGURE SKATES, SIZE 6. PHONE 3711. (261c) 38--Female Help Wanted WANTED, FULLY FXPESISNUED OP- erator for hairdressing. Apply. bea Beauty Spot, 133 Brock Street Sou! E. Huyck, Prop. pr RELIABLE WOMAN, OR GIRL, TO AS- sist with elderly people. Prefer scmeone with nursing experience or willing to learn. m. Apply 28 Athol 1 East. (260c 39--Male Help Wanted SKILLED LABOUR MILLWRIGHTS, CLASS "A" MILLWRIGHTS HELPERS Required for east Toronto suburban manufacturing plant. Apply giving experience, age, education and wages required. APPLY TO BOX 627 TIMES-GAZETTE (2591) YOUNG MAN TO LEARN INSTITU- tional, laundry and maintenance work, experience not necessary. References re- quired. Apply Busiess Manager, Osha- wa General Hospital. (2601) GENERAL MANAGER WANTED FOR ONE OF OSHAWA'S IMPORTANT RETAIL STORES This company operates an import- ant business in Oshawa and requires a man to take complete charge of operations, Salary will not be a stumbling block for the right man. . .. This is a big proposition, call- ing for a big man who can handle a big merchandising job. We want to say to this man: "This is your store . . . run it." APPLY BOX 613 TIMES-GAZETTE (258¢) SALESMEN, 2-MINUTE DEMONSTRA- tion of long-needed inventions brings quick, easy sales, big commissions. Look at exceptional earnings these men made: Ruffo--$1,880 in one month; Maurice--#$4,500 full time; McElhaney-- $450; Brown--$556 spare time. Amazing money-making possibilities. Write for FREE detalls. Palcoseel Co. Ltd., Corn- wall 2, Ont. FULLER BRUSH COMPANY neat-appearing man to help handle northern business; special pay to start; steady work. Phone 3341, for Spooiat; if ment or 382J AVAILABLE J Bh ONCE. RAWLEIGH business. 1,500 families. Only reliable hustlers need apply. Good profits to willing workers. No experience re- quired to start. Write today Rawleigh Dept. ML-K-310-Z, Montreal. (Nov.1,8,15,22,29) 41--Employment Wanted REPAIRING TRILIGHTS, RANGETTES, Janges, all household electrical appli- ces. Frank Snudden. Phone 919W. 101 Athol East. (Nov18) NORTH COURTICE MACHINE SHOP, repairs to all farm implements, custom machining and welding. ' Phoe 288J13. (Nov1,3,5,8,10,12) TWO KILLED Cranbrook, B.C., Nov. 8--(CP)-- Two men were killed early Sunday when an eastbound passenger train struck a truck stalled at a ¢rossing two miles east of here. The dead were Arthur McMahon, 29, and Wil- liam Jolliffe, 52, both of 'nearby Fort Steele. ONETIME SLAVING VESSEL The dhow is an Arab coastal ves- sel of about 150 tons gross weight with one lateen sail. It was widely used in the slave trade. 0 WANT-AD WIFE By George Emrich NORA reached over the counter and seized the sheet of paper from hfs tanned, muscular hands. "Is this the way you want your ud to rgad?" she asked, smiling up into his embarrassed face. He nodded, swallowing hard. Nora read it aloud. "Veteran, a7, wishes to nleet respectable girl about same age with inten- tion to marry and settle down. Have summer resort, no debts, lots of ambition. Please write, enclosing snapshot." Nora bent over the counter, masking the twinkle in her eyes. "And you want this to run in the Sunday newspapers?" "Yes, ma'am, and please leave all the letters in the name of Jim Whitman. I'm going out of town now, but I'll be in to collect them Tuesday." "All right," Nora said, slowly He paid her hurriedly and pushed his way out through the glass doors. Nora stood for a iong minute, lost in thought, watching his figire as it disap- peared down the street. Nora was thirty-five, an age when a girl appraises strange men with quick, penetrating eyes. What she saw was good. Some girl, she mused, is going to be awfully happy in that summer resort. It could easily be-- Suddenly she became very busy. The monotony of her time- worn duties evaporated. A smile hovered about her lips the rest of the day. Monday afternoon found her positively gay. Tuesday morning found her still happy, but strain- ed. It was nearly closing time of that day when he stood again in front of the glass doors, oYvi- ously torn with indecision. Fin- ally he shouldered his way through and approached her. "I have your letters, Mr. Whit- man," Nora told him quickly, thrusting several assorted sizes of envelopes over the counter to him, Fumblingly, almost unwillingly, he began to open them. At last he beckoned to her. "Please leave the letters in the name of Jim Whitman." "Look at this!" he exploded. "Not a single one of these wo- men is under sixty! Did you ever see anything like it?" Nora was sympathetic to just the discreet shade. "Perhaps you didn't use the right words," she consoled him. "Why don't yo¥ try again?" The young man brightened im mediately. "That's a good idea Perhaps you can help me write a good one." "# can try," Nora offered smil- ingly. "I'll tell you what," he burst out, boyishly leaning over the counter. "Suppose you and I have dinner together tonight. Then we can discuss this matter more fully." Nora yielded after a lady-like show of reluctance, and the two departed together at closing time. Nora's mature handsome feature were beams ing. Then one day she entered her department manager's office. Being a very perceptive person, he groaned as he saw the ring flashing on her finger. "Don't tell me that I'm going to lose my star want-ad sales lady?" he cried. Nora nodded happily. "I over did the salesmanship this time, I answered the ad myself." Nora and Jim were married the following Saturday and de- parted immediately ducking an old shoe hurled by the boss hime self. Jim lost no time in guiding the car out on to the open road. Nora settled back comfortably in her seat and counted her bless. ings. But Jim was restless and unsettled. Half a dozen times he opened his mouth to speak, then shut it again. Nora giggled. "Jim," she cpaxe ed, "are you going to spend half of your life in agony, trying to make up your mind to talk to your wife?" He grinned at her uncertain!y. "I've got just one secret I must tell you. Then we'll start our life as an open book. Promise you won't get mad?" Nora nodded wonderingly. "Well," he grunted, "I never intended to find any wife by that ad at all. I just used ti.e whole thing as a chance to talk to you. I saw you one day when I passed through the building. Then I spent three days outside that door, trying to get up enough nerve to come in.' Finally I thought up that scheme." Nora's startled expression dis- solved into bubbling, uncontrol- lable laughter. Even Jim was affected by her mirth and joined in. Finally she stopped, wiping her eyes weakly, She put her hand on' his arm fondly. "I have a confession too," she told him. "I owe you a refund." Digging in her purse she counte ed out the money he had paid to her the first da;. ' "Here; dar- ling," she said, "this" belongs to: you." Jim looked at the money in perplexity. "What . . 2" "I never ran that. ad" in the paper at all," Nora admitted. "IL gathered all the snapshots of old women I could find and used them in the letters I 'wrote to you." The wheels of the car shrieked to a stop. "You mean," Jim cried, "you mean nobody answered that ad at all?" "Oh, yes," Nora said, demurely. "I did. But I "vas in a good spot to see that nobody else could answer." Now it was Jim's turn to laugh. but rather (Copyright) - oad CHESTERFIELDS, REBUILT, RECO- vered. Like new. ie. Babich more? Our enteed Pho on 380% Tig BSUOB. gyar- Spring mat- returned like new. Eider- On Bedding Co. (Nov. 5) AIRED AND I TR Chayles, , Phone 401. (Nov8) 17--Radio Repairs REPAIRS Tew MAKES OF RADIOS. ann & 78 Simcoe North. Shane aren Opportuni PULLY EQUIPPED MACHINE SHOP, solid brick bullding 66'x40' on 1, lot. Logated in Uxbridge, Good hous- con ons. e reasonable. Rss Clyde, Uxbridge. RS 22--L ost and Found TOST-RED PLASTIC WALLET, CON- taining Vitis pos and plctutes Roward. - 2618) a Ss 'Column | pai be Ad NO-BONE FOR FREE FIGURE ANA. lyses and Tt corsetry service Tele- Phone: Mrs. , '3333W, (Nov8) PALL SPECIAL: OIL PERMANENTS, reg. Five Dollars, for Three Dollars; guaranteed." Phone 2653 Edward's Halrdressing, 5 sing, 3 Celina. (Novis) SPECIAL "THIS Mt kg] MONTH: pa On. PER. , for CgBY's ut; arlor, 72 Church St. 371. (Nov. 20) 25-Real Estate For Sale $ 1, 5 1 Or oown payment buys new ni 10 med nga ow, ' room ment, nicely finished; electric hot water tank, t and - sidewalks included. Benutiful 'home, In nice district, GORDON NK. HARDY 8 Stes 5 5. Plane 5380 : hia i . (261b) D, NEW 'MODERN FRAME 3 Era electric jani- # 5 room for 2 Inrge rooms stairway in--$6,000. none 3 McAul "we THIS SCREW DRIVER ° LOOSENS 'EM UP SWELL T GUESS TEN WILL BE ENOUGH TO START DONT FORGET, IODINE, IM IN THE DEAL HR or © aan BR 5, HERE YARE, FOLKS, GEN-U-INE SLATES - PO YOUR LESSONS *+ _ PLAY TICKTACKTOE «ONLY A NICKEL, FIVE CENTS! s le ttil. HOLE + LAST ONE AR