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"MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1950 * THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE ¢ PAGE SEVENTEEN CLASSIFIED nN Business - Professional DIRECTORY 1--Architects & iN S, f 47 Prince ' Street, Oshawa. Phone 1001, Also 2848 Bloor St. W., Toronto. Phone LY. 7755. (012) 1a--Accountants, Chartered AND ONTEITH, Chartered Accountants, 37. King St. I. Phone #911-R. Gordon W. Rien, ., Resident Partner. (09) Barristers Z. T. SALMERS, B.A., BARRIS- ter, Solicitor, ete, 13}; Simcoe Street North. Phones: office 5073; residence 2607-W. (021) CREIGHTON, FRASER & DRYNAN. 15--Insurance PEACOCK'S INSURANCKY SERV. ice for better in ali cl 2213 King St. E. Phofie 0400. Res. 4318R. (N1) 16--Lawn Mower Service CAWNMOWERS SHARPENED, RE- paired; scissors, shears, knives ground and sharpened. Phone 1393-M. 204 Bond East. (04) 18--Lost and Found FOUND -- BLUE PLASTIC RIM- med glasses, at Oshawa Blvd. and Alice St. bus stop, on September 15, person may have same by paying for ad. 361 Oshawa Blvd. ~~ (220a) LOST--BOSTON BULL DOG, "NIP- per', vicinity Patricia Ave., Thurs- day afternoon, child's pet. Reward. Phone 5141W. one) LOST--LADY'S WEDDING RING on Oshawa Golf Course, Wednesday. Phone 3179-J. (227¢) 19--Money to Loan &ec, Bank of ( K. Creighton, K.C., K.C., G. K. Drynan. (N1) Se CONANT AND ANNIS, BARKIS- ters. Allin §. Anais, K.C., 7% Stmcoe Street South. Phone &. RAnBsOY To. A W. 5. GREER, K.C., BARRIS- ter, Solicitor, etc., 6 King Street East. Phone 8160 Residence 3514. Resident partner, W. C. Pollard, K.C., Uxbridge, Ontario. (N1) , HUMPHREYS, K.C., BARRIS- ter, Solicitor, etc, 6 King Street West. Phones: Office, 814; Residence 3297. Money to loan. (N1) JOSEPH P. MANGAN, K.C.. BAR- rister, Solicitor. Money to loan. Of- eT N. C. Fraser, Solicitor, 11 King Phones: Office 85; Residence an. 4 (N1) RKHIL AND J. A Yanch, Barristers. Mortgage loaus, National Housing Act loans, 26 Sim- coe North. Phone 1614, Res. wr 2 ) 1 . RW , B. IS- ter. Solicitor. Notary. Money tn losn. Bassett Block, Suite No. 4 Phone 282; Res. 287TTW. (N1) 4--Chiropodists ¥. M: VAN1, D8.C., CHIROPO- dist, op lizing in dis of the foot and leg. General chiropody work. Suite 3, 47 Prince St. Phone 3047. (N1) 5--Dentists ST, X Ww N, Oshawa Clinic. Hours: 9 to 6 every day. B by t Phone 4589 or 4577TR. (N1) 6--Nursing Services ae REST HOME -- ACCOMMODATION for elderly people or convalescents, good food, kind care, tray service. Private or semi-private. Box 546, Times-Gazette. (2291) 7--Optometrists B. JOHNSON, OPTOMETRIST - & Lovell - Office Hours: 9 to 6: d day, 9 to 1. Phone 4164. (N1) C. H. TUCK, OPPOSITE POST OF- fice, ® to 12, 2 to 5 and Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, 7 to 9. Phone 1516. 8--Building Trades built or tracting, repaired. Northern Con- phone 570W1, between 6 d 7. (028) BRICK AND BLOCK WORK, chimneys built and repaired, free es- timates. J. Laskey, phone BR ( ) DECORATING, PAINTING, PA. perhanging and stripping, also re- pairs. F, Van Horn, phone 4498M13. (S30) | RUBBER AND LINOLEUM TILE also inlaid linoleum, wall tiles, modern cupboard. G. Rivers, 5780-J. [) (02) PLASTERING FOUNDATIONS, AL- so blocks laid. Phone 3820J2. (02) PHONE NOW ! FOR BLACK loam, top soil, sand and gravel, crushed stone for driveways, fresh and well-rotted manure ! Oshawa Nursery, phone 3234. (023) HILLSIDE nian SERVICE floors, plastic Tloors laid, sand. nd finished, rub- ber and Mastic e. B. Mosier, 206 Hillside. Phone 547M. (05) MULLEN AND TREMBLE, BRUSH and spray painting. Stucco houses, barns, fences. In fact, we will paint anything, Phone 4083-J or 4014- nes ( y A I ERS, black loam; immediate delivery. Dump trucks for hire. C t mixer MONEYS TO LOAN ON APPROVED properties. Private funds. Apply Louis S. Hyman, K.C.. 37 Kin; St. East, Oshawa. Phone 67. (02) CLIENTS' MONIES AVAILABLE for first mortgages. Aiso N.H.A. and Builders Loans. Apply M. §. Swartz, Barrister, Bassett Block, suite No. ¢ Phone 282. (N1) 20--Personal WANTED---PASSENGERS TO TO- ronto, Monday to Friday. Leave Oshawa 6:30 a.m., Toronto 5 o'clock. Phone Bowmanville 3240. * (228c) Z1--Personal Services = PIANO TUNING, REPAIRING AND reconditioning. For free estimate call Wilson & Lee, 79 Simcoe St. N. (O8tf) Agents Wanted .. 45 Architects 1 Articles for Rent 40 Articles for Sale . 39 Articles Wanted . 41 Auction Sales ... 48 Auditors Automobile Repairs ... Automobiles for Sale... Automobiles Wanted Barristers Building Trades Business Opportunities Business Opportunities Wanted Chiropodists Dentists Wanted Farmers' Wanted For Rent Gardening Supplies Household Repairs Instruction Insurance Service Male Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ONE INSERTION || INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Employment Female Help Lawn Mow: Legal Notices . Loan Wanted .... Lost and Found .. Male & Female Help Wanted .. | Market Basket .. | Money to Loan ... Nursing Services . TWO CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS .... . THREE CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS ............... EACH ADDITIONAL CONSECUTIVE INSERTION .. Above rates apply only to original orders for consecutive insertions. Subsequent insertions ordered at a later date constitute new original order, 4 Professional and Business listings, $5.00 per month for 20 words or less. 20c additional for all words over 20. Each initial letter, abbreviation, $§ and c¢ sign, figure, count as a full word. Box charged 10c additional. All Classified Advertisements MUST be in by 9 a.m. the day of publication. 'Office hours: Optometrists Personal Personal Services Pets & JAvestock Physicians . Radio Repairs Real Estate Agents Real Estate For Sale ..... Real Estate Exchange ...... 26 Real Estate Wanted 27 Room and board 30 Room and Board Wanted Summer Resorts 31A Veterinarians 35 Wanted to Rent .. 29 Wearing Apparel 28 Women's Column 23 eessness 21 & er 6 AD RATES ach Add'l Word Words or Less 1.25 130 Daily, 8-6. Saturday, 8-12. 22--Radio Repairs EXPERT SERVICE, ALL MAKES, television, radio, record changer appliances, aerials erected. Phone 5023, Earl Fowler Radio, 1096 King- ston Rd. E. (013) 23--Women's Column SPECIAL OIL PERMANENT wave, $3.50; regular, $5. Cold waves, $5 up. Clarke's Hairdressing, 172 Gibbons St. Phone 5074-J. (022) WHY PAY MORE? CHARIS ONLY garment, guaranteed to your satis- faction. Expertly fitted. Call Mrs. Blatter for information. (021) PRENTICE'S HAIRDRESSING, $5 cream wave, $3; cold waves, $4.95 and up. 10 Church St. Phone 4491-J. (021) LUCIENNE BEAUTY SALON EX- perts in all lines of beauty culture. Phone 113, over Ward's Store. (020) PEGGY'S BEAUTY SALON -- OIL wave, $2.60 up; machineless, $3.95 & up. 72 Church St. Phone 371. (027) 25--Real Estate For Sale $3,600--5-ROOM HOUSE OFF GIB- bon St., good condition, all ccan- veniences. Apply to Box 538, Times- Gazette. (228c¢) DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON Elliott Ave., 28 x 137', $325. Phone 1241-R. (228c) LOT, RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, paved street, size 35'x125'. Box 535, Times-Gazette. (227c) FISH AND CHIP RESTAURANT Situated on main business section. All good equipment. Excellent turn- over. Living accommodation of 4 rooms and bath. Rent $50 monthly. Priced very low or terms. ¥ See SCOTTY Phone 220 (228¢) cottage, large about 2 miles rom Port Perry $1,80 --4-room lot, .C~hawa, W. McAULEY Realtor 13 PRINCE ST. PHONE 5356 OR 3510 (228b) 100°x100' corner lot, high land 45'x130' corner lot Both on water sewer and electric. 1 Barn and V2-acre, good indus- I trial site. Barn may be removed Apply to BOX 529 TIMES-GAZETTE (227c) for rent. Phone D. R. Brown, 3744W5. (029) CHIMNEYS BUILT AND REPAIR- ed, stucco and repairs all types ma- sonry repairs. Cement mixer for rent. Gordon May. Phone 920W12, | (08) YOUR LOCAL ROOFER, ASPHALT shingles, built-up roofing, and sid- ing. Work guaranteed. H. W. Tuck- 4392J. (018) \ 72--Gardening & Supplies OI 'BLACK LOAM, TOP soil, fresh and well-rotted cow, horse, chicken and mushroom man- ure, crushed stone, sand, gravel | Oshawa Nursery, phone 3234, 13--Household Repairs FURNACES, AIR CONDITIONING pairs, vacuum cleaning, sheet etal work, eavestroughing. A. Tay- Mor, 251 Bruce. Phone 1963. (023) Our rates are reascnable. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. Mattresses rebuilt. Oshawa Uphoistering Co. 8 Church St. Phone 3344. (03) FURNITURE REPAIRED AND RE- upholstered. See our materials for Jecovering, Bruce R. Dalton, 75 Charles. Phone 401. (03) 14--Instruction EFOX-TROT, WALTZ, RUMBA Tango, Samba, Swing, taught at the Oshawa Studio of Dancing. Private or class Instruction. 47 Prince St For appointment, phore 4271J. (03) THE HARVEY DANCE ACADEMY ballet, toe, tap. Register Wednes- day, 4 to 6, Adelaide House. Irenie Harvey, A.C.C.M, (My31) ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, dictaphone, comptometer. Classes start every Monday; night school Monday and Thursday. Oshawa Business College, 18 Simcoe North. Phone 4 (010) LILLIAN MAE MARSH DANCING School--ballet, . tap. . toe, character. Masonic Temple, Saturday. Business irls Tuesday. 3048W, N12) I15-- Insurance A BILE OR LA l models insured and financed. Mec: Murtry Insurance Agency, 21 King W. Phone 1676-W. (02) i t, o buy or sell or trade - a Ad and the deal is made. WHITBY Lovely California-type bungalow, rooms and 3-piece bath down, 2 rooms cnd bath up. Only $12,500, with $3,500 down. See W. McAULEY Realtor 13 PRINCE ST, PHONE 5356 OR 3510 (228b) Large residence in Oshawa on King St. West, 'suitable for large family, tourist home, etc. Fireplace, H.W. oil heating, modern kitchen, 8 bed- rooms, garage. Completely redecor- ated. Must be seen to be appreciated. Possession arranged. Price $19,000. Ultra-modern bungalow in Bow- manville, 6 rooms, Gutomatic. oil hot air heating, oil painted. Hardwood floors, heavy wiring, etc. ! Price $8,300. Terms. Special--cot 80x335, foundation dug, new concrete well, small shack, sur- veyed, low taxes, nicely treed with cedars, on highway No. 2 at Maple Grove, between Oshawa ari. Bow- manville. Price $400.00. $750. down--Six room house, new, hydro, new well on V4-acre lot, fac- ing new highway between Oshawa and Bowmanville. Price $3,500. Six room house, garage, extra lot, on. best street in Tweed, Ont., near Belleville, all conveniences, will ex- change for house, farm or business, or sell. Immediate possession, Low : terms. We have others. Listings wanted for Oshawa and district for waiting: clients. ;C5CPH EHYN Realtor 78 King St. West Bowmanville, Ont. Phone Bowmanville 3326 cry ST Oshawa office phone 689 ' \229a) 5 : 27--Real Estate Wanted HIGH EXPENSE LOW INCOME DON'T BE OVERBURDENED WE! WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR | PROPERTY TO SUIT YOUR RE- | QUIREMENTS. EVEN IF IT IS NOT | FULLY PAID FOR. CASH CLIENTS | WAITING. CALL IN TODAY. W. McAULEY REALTOR PHONE 5356 OR 3510 ANYTIME | 13 PRINCE ST. (228b) 28--For Rent 2 OR 3 ROOMS FOR BUSINESS couple, no children, Apply 295 St. Julien. (229c) TWO HEATED UNFURNISHED 'rooms, no objection to one small child. Phone 2686, Whitby. (229b) FURNISHED 5-ROOM COTTAGE, for rent for October, or for sale. Cedar Beach. Apply 18 Jackson St. (229a) FURNISHED BEDROOM, SUIT 2 men; modern home. Phone 5087-W. (229c) 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN NEW home, suitable for business couple. Apply. Box 544, Times-Gazette. (228b) FRONT BEDROOM WITH PRI- vate entrance for two gentlemen. Phone 3958R. (227¢) 2 ROOMS, PARTIALLY FURNISH- ed. Middle-aged couple or woman, near Duplate. Box 528, Times-Gaz- ette. (227¢) FURNISHED ROOM FOR 1 OR 2 gentlemen. Apply to Box 527, Times- Gazette. (227¢) 2 LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, all conveniences, business couple preferred, no children. 615 King W. (227c) 2 ROOMS HEATED, FURNISHED or unfurnished, suitable for business couple, men or girls; continuous hot water; also garage. Phone 3280. (227c) 29--Wanted to Rent ROOM FOR TRUCK DRIVER close to work. Cities Service Oil, 294 Court Street. (229¢) 3 ROOMS OR APARTMENT, OR small house by quiet couple in Osh- awa or Whitby. Phone 2584M. (229¢) 5 OR 6-ROOM BUNGALOW, MID- dle-aged adults, abstaineérs, careful tenants, steady worker. Apply Box 541, Times-Gazette. (2281) HOUSE OR APARTMENT FOR two adults, one child. Apply to Box 542, Times-Gazette, or phone 1400. (228¢c) 4 - ROOMED APARTMENT, UN- furnished, central, by twe quiet adult ladies, by Oct. 15. Phone 3903-J. (228¢) couple, one child, 2 'months. Phone 3487-J. (227¢) URGENTLY NEEDED BY FAM- ily, 3 or 4 rooms, or small house, within walking distance of bus. Phone 5233R3. (227¢) WANTED BY YOUNG DRUGGIST and wife, 3 housekeeping rooms or apartment; no children, Phone 4344-R, Mts. Sheridan. (227c) URGENTLY NEEDED, BY OCTO- ber 15, apartment or small house by three adults. Will pay good rent. Phone 4831-M. (2251) Z OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS OR apartment for gentleman by No- vember 1st, near downtown section. Apply Box 512, Times-Gazette. (225f) LIVING ACCOMMODATION: AND care for 2 children, age 4 and 6, while mother works. Apply to Box 533, Times-Gazette. (229b) 32--Automobiles For Sale 35 FORD COUPE, JSEALED beams, radio, new battery, very | Take over payments. Phone 4472R. | (229b) | FACTORY MADE CABIN CAR trailer with chesterfield, good con- dition. Apply 206 Tresane St. (229a) condition, white wall tires, air con- ditioning, undercoated. Phone 5365R. 1936 CHEVROLET 13-TON PICK- up, in excellent shape; 3 new tires, new clutch, timing gear, etc. Bargain for quick sale. 148 Ritson Road S., after 6 p.m. (229b) "29 MODEL A COACH, GOOD CON- dition, 182 Albert St., after 6. = . dia (229¢) '49 CHEV. MAROON 4-DOOR sedan, excellent condition. 50 Aber- deen St. Phone 3780. (229a) FOR SALE--1;-TON ESSEX PICK- up, 4 new tires. Make a bid. Phone 5530-M. ' (228¢) HT PACKARD SIX COUPE, $450, See at Huston's Garage, King St. W. eit Ae (227¢c) '41 OLDS., HYDRAMATIC, 6-CYL. Real good condition. Reasonable. Apply 315 Mary St., after 6. (227c) {48 CHEV. SEDAN DELIVERY, | nings, 1463J. { heater, oil filter, undercoated, 6-ply | tires, arm_rests,. runs like new. | Phone 3041-J. (228b) 32--Automobiles For Sale '48 PONTIAC COACH, EXCELLENT condition. Apply 501 King E. - 2 (227¢c) '38 PONTIAC SEDAN, Al CONDI- tion. Apply 90 Bloor West. (228b) 48 DELUXE PONTIAC SEDAN- ette, extras, excellent condition. 180 Oshawa Blvd. (228c) RE-BUILT KNEE-ACTION UNITS for '34-'38 Chevrolets and Pontiacs We can install immediately. Morey's Garage, cornes Verdun and Gliddon. Phone 657. (07) FOR A SQUARE DEAL Skh Johnnie Walker, Bramley Motors. New and used cars. Phone 8505; eve- 6 (03) '47 STUDEBAKER, 2-TON; '42 IN- ternational, K.5 stake; '48 Ford, 1- ton, express. Powell Motor Sales, North Oshawa. (013) 86 PLYMOUTH COACH, NEW MO- tor, good tires, body reconditioned, $295. Phone 4141J3, (227c) 33--Automobiles Wanted AUTO SAFETY GLASS INSTAL- led while you wait. Andy Nagy's Body Shop. Phone 4437. (028) MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR AT Dodds' Car Lot," 300 Park 8, Phone 4749. (N1) OUT-OF-TOWN BUYER Will Be At BOWERS SERVICE STATION Corner King and Ritson Road WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4 from 12 noon until 9 p.m. PREMIUM PRICES PAID for General Motors or Chrysler built cars from 1938-1950. (S,M, Tu,tf) 36- Pets and Livestock DACHSHUND PUPPIES, LOVELY pets for children or adults, rare opportunity. Phone 5326-J. (228c) COLLIES, CLEARING SALE OF registered puppies and grown stock, purebred Scotch collies. Storm Ken- nels, Dunbarton, Ont. Phone Picker- ing 229J2. (227¢) REDUCING OUR STOCK OF REG- istered cocker spaniels, special prices during September. Waubena Ken- nels, mile west of Oshawa, new (08) 38--Wearing Apparel LADY'S BLACK WINTER COAT; black fur jacket; blue pin stripe suit, short size 16; also man's winter overcoat. Phone 3753 after 6. 38a--Market Basket ROASTING CAPONS Dressed aid Delivered Order now for Thanksgiving FRANK HOAG Rossiand Rd. (west of Airport Corner) Phone 416-W-12 (229a) 07 SWEET BLOSSOM HONEY NO. 1 white Clover. Harold Anderson, 272 Ritson Rd. N. Phone 427J. (019) AMBER AND WHITE HONEY, Bring own containers. Roy Ander- son, 268 Ritson North, Phone 3812-J. (Oct12) 39--Articles For Sale ACCORDION, CZUREBINI, STAGE model, 120 bass, worth over $400. Will sell cheap or exchange for 8mm. or 16 mm. camera, projector, etc. Phone Oshawa 689. (229a) fit, 00 gauge, freight train outfit, remote control, bridges, roundhouse, switches, etc. $100.00. Phone Oshawa 689. (229a) BABY CARRIAGES, TWO, CHEAP for quick sale. Phone 689. (229a) USED FURNACE, 18', REASON- able. Apply 926 Simcoe N, or phone 5696W. (229¢) TWO 45-GAL. OIL DRUMS WITH valves, $3 each; also 45 gal. stove oil. 53 Kenneth Ave.. Phone 719W. 2S 1(229¢) HORNET POWER SAW, FOR cutting cord wood and logs, nearly new, $200, Apply Box 545, Times- Gazette. (229¢) CREAM PRAM, VERY REASON- able. 33 Louisa. (229a) McINTOSH 5, SUITABLE for taffy apples, $1.75 bushel; also potatoes, No. 1's, Ib. bags, $1.49 delivered. Phone 3235. (229¢) NEW TWENTY-GALLON CAPA; city enamelled steel+ drums and barrels, suitable for cider, wine, etc. Glecoff's, Ritson Road South. (220b) 3766M. Addled-Ads ( From the Nation's Classified Columns) Wanted -- Authentic French hat check girl-- Excellent chance for advances. --New York 39--Articles For Sale 41--Articles Wanted COAL AND WOOD ANNEX, MOF- fat, used only two seasons. Phone 4286J12. (228c) HEINTZMAN PIANO, CHEAP FOR cash. Apply to Box 539, Times- Gazette, (228¢) ACME COAL AND WOOD STOVE, also Acme space heatér with oak finish cabinet. Phone 437TW5. (228¢) LOVELY ALL-WHITE PORCELAIN Gurney cook stove with reservoir, complete with oil burners and oil drums; reasonable price. 818 Simcoe St. N. Phone 5424-W, (228¢) PAIR WHITE FIGURE SKATES, size 51; girl's bicycle; also small cook stove, burns coal or wood. Phone 6195-J. (227¢) PIANO; LARGE L CARRIA babee-tenda; giris turquaise coat, wine coat, both size 10. 131 Albert. (227¢) i dition. 35 Hall St. Phone 3374-W. (227c) MANURES! BLACK LOAM! Fresh and rotted weedless manure, for lawns, gardens, shrubs, also lovely black loam, top soil, crushed stone, sand and gravel. Immediate delivery, Phone 3234. (N15) USED NEWSPAPER MATS SIZE 23 X 17 Suitable for lining garages, houses, etc. Price: $1.00 per hundred Apply J., HOOPER TIMES-GAZETTE hen- eb hl (ant) BLANKETS, CARPETS, SCATTER- rugs, from your old materials. See samples. Materials picked up Octo- ber 15. Phone 662-M. (019) VENETIAN BLINDS, LIFE-FLEX steel or Flexalum. Guaranteed in every way. Also complete repair service. Phone Merv. Tuck, 4674W. (031) NEW MATTRESSES IN EX- change for old. $10 allowed on any old mattress except straw. Phone 662-M. (019) flexalum, made to satisfy; blinds repaired, drape arms installed. Phone Ron Trewin, 5072. (019) COMPLETE WINDOW SERVICE, Canada's finest Venetian blinds by Met-Wo Industries, unconditionally guaranteed. Easy payments if de- sired. See the new Beauflex blinds with various patterns, also the plas- tic tapes. Free estimates and instal. lations anywhere. J. W. Melley, phone 4101. (03) A COMPLETE STOCK OF WRING- er rolls and belts forsall makes of washers. Jack Biddulph. 68 Simcoe St. N. Phone 3800W. (025) VENETIAN BLINDS, THE AD. vanced Kirsch type. The most start. ling development in Venetian Blind history. Flattened S-shaped slats give better and more graceful en- closure, We are sure these blinds will not only satisfy but create enthusiasm. Estimates without ob- ligation. George Reid. Phone 2104. 66 Bond St. West. (015) AWNINGS «-- SPRING PRICES may be higher. A limited quantity at present prices. Chairs and tables for rent. Cleve Fox, Oshawa. : (05) BODY HARDWOOD, 4 FOOT AKD 1 foot lengths; hard and soft slabs; also kindling, delivered. G. Heaslip, Janetville. Phone Bethany 18R33 or write Box 412, Times-Gazette. (016) NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER your doorway canopies: for fall de- livery. Chapman ool-Vent Sales, 81 King West. Phone 674. (015) MANURE Well Rotted 4-5 Yd. Loads Delivered Phone 1653J12 (229¢) 41--Articles Wanted CASH PAID FOR GOOD USED furniture, ice-box, Quebec heaters, cook stoves. 24 Bond West. Phone : (014) WANTED ! USED WASHING MACHINES We will pay you generously for your present washer. on the purchase of any one of the many beautiful riew machines | we now: have on display --- Priced from $124.50 CONVENIENT TERMS NO FINANCE CO. HILL-CORNISH ELECTRIC LIMITED 50 PRINCE ST. | PHONE 341 | (227e) PIANOS, CASH FOR YOUR PIANO now Wilson and Les, 79 Simcoe N Phone 2388. (016) SPECIAL PRICES PAID FOR NEW goose and duck feathers, also fea- ther ticks of a description. Live poultry," scrap iron and metals. Phone I. Turner, North Oshawa. 239M12 collect. (015) HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR! paper, rags, mattresses, iron and metals. Local and out-ot-town calis picked up free. Phone 636. Cedardaie fron and Metals, 100 Annis St., east of C.N.R. Station. (03) GOOD USED FURNITURE WANT- ed, ice-boxes. cook stoves, and heat- ers. 56 King West. Phone" 3326. 42--Female Help Wanted LADY TO CARE FOR CHILDREN, daytime. Phone 4472R. (229b) WANTED! WOMAN OR GIRL with pleasing voice, and personality to solicit orders by phone in your own home, full or part time 'work on commission basis, for large Oshawa food market. Please write Box 601, Times-Gazette. (229¢) ENERGETIC GIRL OR WOMAN with pleasing personality for car delivery and to solicit orders, for Oshawa food market. Write fuil particulars. Box 549, Times-Gazette. (229¢) RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOM- an to take care of two small chil- dren and light household duties for one week. Phone 5336-J, or 368 Drew Street. (229b) HOUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR family of four. 268 Ritson Rd. N. Phone 3812-J. (228b) STENOGRAPHER FOR LAW OF- fice. Apply Louis S. Hyman, K.C., Alger Bldg., 37 King E. (228¢c) WAITRESSES WANTED, 4 P.M." TO midnight or midnight to 8 a.m. Ex- perience not essential. = Genosha Grill, (228¢) GIRL OR WOMAN FOR LAUNDRY work; must be reliable. Apply in person. 13 Celina St. (228¢) EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER, full or part time; also an apprentice. Lucienne Beauty Salon, over Ward's Store. (228¢) COUNTER GIRL, NO SUNDAY work. Apply Lakas Lunch, 55 King E. (228¢) HOUSEKEEPER FOR MAN AND schogl-aged child. To sleep in, good home. Call Orville Hooey, Oshawa 900, after six. 180R3. (227¢) RELIABLE EXPERIENCED cleaning woman wanted, !2 day weekly, Phone 5139-W, (22%) 43--Male Help Wanted DRIVERS WANTED. MUST BE neat and courteous. Apply United Taxi, 60 King East. (212tf) RELIABLE DRIVERS WANTED, neat and trustworthy. Apply Motor City Cab, 9 Prince St. (212tf) DRIVER - SALESMAN WANTED for major oll company, age 25-30. Permanent employment. Write Box 532, Times-Gazette. (2271) 2 MEN FOR OSHAWA AREAS selling complete line of household essentials. §40 weekly guaranteed during training period. Commission thereafter. Preference to older ap- plicants. Box 531, Times-Gazette. (227¢) ENERGETIC BOY FOR FULL time delivery and grocery store work, opportunity to learn: business. Apply to Box 547, Times-Gazette. (229c) BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT HIGH school boys or girls for selling and soliciting orders, after 4's and Sat- urdays, in your own locality. Please write Box 550, Times-Gazette. (229c) "BY COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION YOUNG MEN As Telephone Equipment Installers Interesting work, good pay and work- ing conditions. Academic or technical HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES. Those having definite mechanical aptitude Experience in electrical For appointment preferred. work an asset, PHONE 5843 ; TRL Do you wish to'secure a steady job under ideal working condi- tions where extra effort pays extra money? We have that type of work open to the right man. CANADA BREAD CO. LTD. 248 King Streei West By Lutke | 8 (014) | 46--Employment Wanted FURNACES VACUUM-CLEANED, pipes and chimney cleaned. Phone 4690W Oshawa, or 2770 Whitby. (08) CONTRACT WANTED FOR 3-TON stake body truck, also 1-ton express truck. State class of work. Box 249, Times-Gazette, (086) 48--Auction Sales Auction Sale of valuable household furniture, garden equipment, imple- ments, horses, grain, hay, straw and harness for Lue Goyne, Lot &§, Broken Front East, Whitby, 114 miles east of Simcoe on Bloor and south, or 12 mile eapt of Simcoe on Harbour Road and north,.on Satur- day, October Tth., the following: Sterling piano made especially for Gerrard Heintzman, in 'good condi- tion; chesterfield and chair, nearly new; Westinghouse electric refriger- ator (nearly new); washing machine, Simplicity, good; electric iron and toaster; electric lanvps; sideboard extension table and 6 chairs, good; chesterfield chair; bed couch; 12 chairs (leatherette); bedroom dress- er; good washstand; bed and springs (new---this is a beauty); mattresses; two iron beds; dresser; end table; scales (240 lbs.) card ta- bles; ironing board; floor polisher; quilts; blankets; floor coverings; window blinds; curtains; hall seat and mirror; 2 tables; Beach coal or wood stove, 4 lids, reservoir and shelf, good; Quebec heater stove pipes; floor coverings; dishes, cook- ing utensils and many other items. Garden equipment, consisting of 2- wheel hoes, hand seed drill, 2-hand scufflers, shovels, sprayer, 100 11-qt. baskets, 50 16-qt. baskets, 3,000 6-qt. baskets; hot bed sashes; M.H. mow- er; 6-foot M.H. rake; single plow (Fleury); 4 sec. harrows (good); set sleighs and platform whiffletrees; neck yokes; 1 1-horse wagon; farm wagon. Horses, consisting of grey mare, 12 years; grey horse, aged, good single or double; hay, quantity |.of loose hay, 300 bales of hay, quan- | tity straw. Harness, 1 set breeching | harness (good); 1 set wagon har- { ness and collars. Grain, 100 bushels { oats, Terms: cash, Sale 1 p.m. Ly- | man Gifford, Clerk. Auctioneer. P.S.--Furniture will be sold first. If weather unfavorable, sale will be inside. (024.5) Westinghouse Signs New Wage Contract Pittsburgh, Oct. | inghouse Electric Corporation and the C.I.0. International Union of Electrical Workers signed a new contract Sunday'giving 50,000 work- ers a 10-cent-an-hour, wage in- crease, retroactive to Sept. 18. Also agreed upon was a non-con- tributory pension plan and a clause granting wage reopening talks after six months. |2 Drama Festivals | Held To Be Enough London, Ont., Oct. 2--(CP)--Two drama festivals, a national and a regional in Western Ontario in 1951 would be enough, the Western On- tario Drama League executive and representatives decided Sunday. At a meeting here the project of gion was abandoned for this sea- son. The Dominion Drama Festival is to be held in London next spring and the W .O. festival takes place in Kitchener in March. Tuck of Kitchener was appointed festival director for the regional, PALLADIUM STAMP Through a recent change in the Canadian Precious Metals Market- ing Act, palladium articles made of that precious metal must henceforth carry markings of.the actual metal fineness. Falladium is a by-product of nickel refining and is produced in great quantity in Canada. CANADA'S THIRD LARGEST INDUSTRY The mining industry is Canada's third largest primary industry from the stanfipoint of gross value of products, agriculture being first and forestry second, Canada today leads the world in the production of nick- el, asbestos and platinum, and is the second largest producer of gold, zine, cobalt and aluminum, ADDED INCENTIVE Pretoria, South Africa --(CP)-- Immigrants may be able to become naturalized citizens sooner than at present, if an amendment to the citizenship act goes through. The proposal is that the residential period be reduced from six to five years if the applicant can speak both English and Afrikaans, FAITHFUL SERVICE London --(CP)-- John (Bill) Moore, retiring after 30 years' ser- vice in the House of Commons, was presented with the Imperial Ser- vice Medal - for "faithful service". "Bill" operated the press gallery elevator, v SOUR STOMACH? 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The Royal Canadian Navy, the Navy League of Canada including its Sea Cadets' and Naval Veterans Associations are joining forecs to accomplish these purposes, | Our Naval Record | In 2060 days of war, under Cana- dian escort, 25343 merchant ships + carried 181 million tons of cargo | from North American ports to the | United Kingdom. Over this bridge | 90,000 tons of war supplies passed | daily to the battlefields of Europe. | Over 90 percent of the men who | manned our fighting ships were | citizen sailors who had joined only | for the duration. Many had never | seen the sea before. ; { Backed by enormous production from Canadian farms, factories | and shipyards our combined naval operation helped win the Battle {of the Atlantic, repeating in his- | tory what Napoleon's Admiral Mahon said of Nelson's ships: | "Those far distant, storm-beaten | ships, upon which the Grand Army never looked, stood between it and | the dominion of the world." From a few ships at the war's j outbreak, by February of 1942, the {ships of the Royal Canadian Navy | formed the main stretch of the | Western Atlantic escort forces. By midsummer of that year, 40 per- cent of escort duty with trade con- voy in the North Atlantic was car- ried out by them. By March of 1943, the actual division of escort duty in the North Atlantic was 50 percent Royal Navy, 48 percent Royal Canadian Navy and two percent United States Navy. "Navy Week," says Lt. Cdr. Wm. Sclater, author of 'Haida', "is to remind us of how a young nation, drawn from every section of this far-flung land, ventured forth on the face of the great waters and wrote, for all the wor.d to see, one of the most glorious chapters in | our history." Highlights of Navy Week Beginning on Monday, October i 2nd, in naval establishments, some {200 Navy League and Sea Cadet | headquarters and veterans organ- | izations, preparations for parades | and special events will get under- | way. i Monday night - a Navy Week | special national broadcast is sched- |uled from 9:30 to 10:00 p.m. East- ern Standard Time over the Do- minjion network of the C.B.C. From London, England, Admiral Sir Frederick Dalrymple-Hamil- | ton, C.B,, C.B.E, will give a mes- sage from the Royal Navy. Short | messages will also be heard from | the Hon. Brooke Claxton, Minister | of National Defence, Vice-Admiral H. T. W. Grant, Chief of Naval | Staff, Royal Canadian Navy, and Mr. | David H. Gibson, C.B.E., president | of the Navy League of Canada. | There will be a special narrative {on the Battle of the Atlantic writ- ten for the program by Wm. Scla- ter, with supporting music provided by a symphony orchestra from To- ronto. Schools in Canada's ten provin- ces will be featuring naval read- lings and lessons on naval history {and Canada's world trade. It is | expected there will be a run on Public and Séhool libraries for ref- erence books on naval affairs. (Four books likely to be in most demand are: "The Far Distant Ships" by Joseph Schull, an offi- cial account of Canadian Naval Operations in the Second World War, published by the King's Printer with authority of the Minister of National Defence; Grant Macdonald's excellent pig ture book, "Sailors" publishe under the auspices of the Navy League of Canada, William Scla- ter"s "Haida", published by Oxford University Press and "Who Dare To Serve" by F. Watt.) During Navy Week there will be open house in all Reserve Divi= sions of the Royal Canadian Navy and Sea Cadet training ships to- gether with displays and exhibi- tions of training. Church parades and special services will be held to commemorate the Battle of the Atlantic. . 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