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S © THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1950 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE HHH b PRP bl Addai ay e\\ ot I HTL i Ti I ili Pe: 32--Automobiles For Sale "#9 PONTIAC SEDANETTE, 14,000 ao 675. Phone 382M1. (273b) LUXE SEDAN, black, undercoated ; rivate owner. Small milsage, Excellent condition. Phone 3825-W. (273b 40 CHEV. COACH, 2-TONE MAR. oon. $650 or best offer. Phone 304TW. (272¢ $525 Full Price 1946 CHEV. 1V2-TON TRUCK 12' Stake and Racks ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD. 86 KING ST. E. (273b) AUTOMOBILE IN COoV- ering lability to collision, fire, theft, di passenger hazard, yr theft, mis- cellaneous, Murdoch Insurance, Sim- coe South, (D7) YOR A BQUARE DEAL SER Johnnie Walker, Bramley Motors New and used cars. Phone 5505; eve- nings, 1 (D3) others, reimb A STANDOUT 1948 PONTIAC DELUXE COACH Equipped with heater and defroster, custom radio. $1395 ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD. 86 KING ST. E. (278b) Specia '39 Dodge Sedan good transportation $459 See "Nip" at the . WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION BROOKLIN Phone 155 (273b) '42 CHEV, SEDAN, APPLY 46 MILL St., after 6 p.m. (271c) TIAC COACH, CEL-~ lent condition; radio, heater. Phone $370J2. (272b) MOTORCYCLE, 61 HARLEY-DAV- idson, 'ST model, good running con- dition, saddle bags, buddy seat. Ap- ply 12 O'Dell St. Phone 3680 Bow- manville. (2872b) DODD MOTOR SALES 'NO PAYMENTS UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS. YOUR CAR AS DOWN PAYMENT '49 CHEV. DELUXE COACH . low mileage, like new '47 MONARCH SEDAN, cus- tom radio and heater 47 CHEV. COACH real nice car '46 MERCURY 114 SEDAN, new tires, new motor 50 More To Choose From $50 up TRUCK SPECIAL '38 CHEV. COMBINATION _ DUMP, winterized, in good Sotto. Full price Open Evenings CASH -- TRADE OR TERMS 300 ParkRd.S. 32--Automobiles For Sale 32---Automobiles For Sale 39--Articles For Sale A SNAP '49 CHEV. SEDANETTE Air conditioned heater and defroster, very fine condition $1595 ONTARIO MOTOR SALES 'LTD. 86 KING ST. E. (278b) REBU! shock absorber service, Call Morey's Garage at 657 for oomplete front end service, and immediate installa- tion. (D7) '40 T- er, ellis excellent condition. Foy offer. 309 ur St. Phone Specia '34 Dodge Sedan good transportation $195 See "Nip" at the WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION BROOKLIN Phone 155 (273b) Ontario Motor Sales Ltd. 1949 CHEV. SEDANETTE. Deluxe Model 1007, black. Custom radio, air conditioned, heater and defroster, ' Al condition throughout. '48 OLDS. SEDAN. 3519 model. Custom radio, under seat heater, defroster. Excellent condition. '49 CHEV %2-TON PICK-UP TRUCK Deluxe cab. Very good condition. '41 CHEV. V4-TON PANEL. Colour commercial green. At bargain price. '48 MAPLE LEAF, model 1683. 179" wheelbase, dual perform ance rear axle, 825x20 ten ply tires like new. 14' platform with high racks. Small mileage. Very good condition. CASH ---- TRADE -- TERMS Buy With Confidence Cor King & Mary St. Phone 900 (273b) ARCHER MOTOR SALES PORT PERRY Have the following good Used Cars for Sale SPECIAL 1950 PONTIAC DELUXE COACH=-- Radio, Air Cond. Heater, Sun-Visor, Whitewall Tires, Back-Up Lights, Seat-Covers. ALSO CHEVROLET COACH PONTIAC 8 SEDAN PONTIAC SEDAN PONTIAC COACH PLYMOUTH COACH CHEVROLET 12-TON. P.U. Including Canopy. 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN All of these Models Are in A-1 Condition PHONE 57 PORT PERRY 1950 1949 1948 1947 1938 1948 (273b) Special 39 Olds Sedan good clean car $595 See "Nip" at the WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION BROOKLIN Phone 155 (273b) Specia '41 Fargo V2-Ton Pickup $395 See "Nip" at the WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION BROOKLIN Phone 155 (2736) WHITE PORCELAIN TOP KIT- chen table, 27x40, $11. Phone 2695. (273a) $5 DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY washing machine until Christmas. 15 models to choose { five tubes, reasonably briced Phone 5518-W. (273b) BIXTEEN BHOT AUTOMATIC 22 rifle, worth $85, sell for $50. Phone 3858-M. (273c) COMBINATION BINK AND DRAIN Chrome. tae. Biber Sniper. woop chrome taps. carpet sweep- er. Like new. Phone 4999-J. (272c) VANITY DRESSER, WINE STUDIO couch, dresser wardrobe. new. Phone 4989-M. (272c) TANTEN FORCE PUMP, JACKET 33--Automobiles Wanted Me C YO! A Dodds' Car Lot, 300 Park Road 8. Phone 4749. (D1) heat Harristone stove, man's oy- ercoat size 38, ladies' three-piece suit. Apply 107 Rosehill Blvd. ne, (272¢) OIL HEATHER, CAPACITY 6 OR 7 36- Pets and Livestock H, G AS- sortment just arrived from Florida. Visitors welcome. 73 Yonge Street. Phone 4240-M. (273c) GI HE DD PUPS, weeks old; good watch dogs. R. C. Moon, Raglan, Phone Brooklin T6R12. (273b) BLACK AND TAN FOX HOUND, guaranteed to run deer and fox. 265 Haig St. Phone 2430-W. (271c) A. ADY FO training, all colors; canaries in song. 114 Elgin E. Phone 3745. (D15) CHAMPION BREEDER, ROLLER canaries, consistent winners. Stock for sale. Phone 1185-M, after &. (D3) GERMAN POLICE DOG, 10 MOS. old, well trained, and good with children, $10. Phone 5147-J. (272b) 38--Wearing Apparel | HUDSON SEAL COAT, SIZE 20. Man's skates, size 8, $4. Phone 1928-W. (273a) PAIR OF SILVER FOX FURS, excellent condition. Would make ideal Christmas gift, $50. Phone 3327-R. (273b) LADIE*' BLACK WINTER COAT, Persian lamb collar, size 44, 46, per- fect condition. Phone 2648-W. (273b) MUSKRAT COAT, BACKS, BIZE 16, reasonable price. Phone 4897-W. (273b) WHITE FIGURE SKATES, SIZE 115, nearly new. Phone 1794-R, (273b) GREEN VELVET BTRAPLESS EV- ening gown, worn once, size 14. Phone 3581-J after 5. (2730) WINE COAT, PERSIAN LAMB trim, size 12, like new; brown suede shoes, size 41,B, worn twice." Phone 2373-R. (272b) GIRL'S RED COAT AND TAM, quilted lining; excellent condition; size 14-16. Phone 1448.7, (272¢) WHITE FUR BUNNY COAT, HAT and muff, Size, 8 years. Brand new. Apply 126 Burk St. (271¢) ONE PR. GIRL'S FIGURE SKATES, size 5. One pair child's white rubber goloshes, fur trimmed, size 6. Apply 473 Jarvis St. (271c) MAN'S LIGHT FLECK WINTER overcoat, almost new, size 38. Silent Glow oil burner for medium-sized heater. English pram. Apply Lg Ca- dillac N. Phone 5685-W. (271¢) MAN'S WINTER OVERCOAT, BIZE 40, $10; evening wrap, size 14, §5. Phone 520-M. (270¢) 38a--Market Basket = ROASTING CAPONS Dressed and Delivered FRANK HOAG Rossland Rd. (west of Airport Corner) Phone 416-W-12 (Th.&F.tf) 39_"Articles For Sale FAIRBANKS-MORSE, EVANS AND Cord oil burning space heaters, $78.50 and up. Basy terms. Immedi- ate delivery. Barons' Radio & &Elec- tric, imcoe S. Phone 249. . (273¢) DINETTE SUITE, 7 PCS., MAPLE, nearly new; single bed complete. Phone 452-M after 5. (273a) CONVERTIBLE BABY CARRIAGE, blue, 95d condition; baby walker. Phone 4379-J. (273a) QUEBEC HEATER; SUNSHINE creme pram. Phone 1113-R. (273a) DELUXE MAROON CARRIAGE, with pillow, mattress, rubber sheet. Blectric heating grate, both excellent eondition. Phone 4203-M or 7 Rowena St. (273b) 0. R Carlson, Admiral and Rogers Majes- tic, and Sparton combination radios with 3.speed automatic changers (largest display of combination rad- fos in Oshawa). Barons' Radio & 'Electric, 426 Simcoe S., phone 249. (273c) CROCHET R. B spread, chesterfield set; nylon socks hand knitted, also large circulator heater. Phone 3915-W. (2730) 3-PC, BEDROOM SUITE. PHONE 4018-M. (273c) NEW GURNEY ELECTRIC RANGES Immediate Delivery on all models $199.50 and up Trade-ins accepted, Easy terms arranged. BARONS' RADIO & ELECTRIC 426 Simcoe South Phone 249 (T.F.8.TF) T10Y5 §, Aelegtion at Low Prices PAND A BR 50 ONES 5.95 DOLL HOLISES, METAL STEAM SHOVELS $2.98 A wide assortment of Christ- mas candies, boxed chocolates, cakes and cookies. Redeem Your American Dry Coupons ere OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M, HARRIS Cor. OSHAWA BLVD. and ALICE ST. PHONE 331 (273b) , used one season. Apply 165 Verdun Rd, Phone 53-W. (2722) ONH RANGETTE, PLY 42i Bloor St. BH. (271c) ANTIQUE DINING-ROOM SUITE. for sale. Write Box 13, Times-Gaz- 8 | ette. (272b) COOK STOVE, WHITE ENAMEL front and back, with shelf. Cheap. 23 Orchard Avenue, off Wilson Rd. South. (272¢) R' RE RUG, 9 X 12, WITH felt base, $45; 7-plece white enamel dinette suite, $40. Phone 3241-7. (272c) ALSO BLUE Convertible Fling carriage. Phone (272¢) xT HER CABINET, DESK dressers, one large Sti closet, kitchen table, porcelain top, kitchen stove, Gendron white baby carriage. Call at 42 Jackson St. (272¢) STEEL BED & SPRING, DOUBLE size, dresser, washstand. Ary. 43 McMillan Dr RADIO, COMBINATION, 3 PI Lika easy chair, barrel back chair, apart- ment size Acme electric range, auto- matic oven, automatic Bendix wash- | 5:30. er, table lamps, floor lamps, bridge lamp, dropleaf mahogany occasional table, small radio, electric fan, elec- tric heaters, mahogany coffee table. 12'x15' plain green loop twist rug, garden tools. Phone 6242W1 after 6. (272b) Of Interest to East End Residents A new Hardware Store located at 124 WILSON RD. SOUTH now open for your convenience. DRAPAK'S HARDWARE Phone 22M TOOLS MODERN HARDWARE APPLIANCES Agents for O.P.W.| PAINTS and LAKKO 4 HOUR ENAMELS 273c) "GIBSON REFRIGERATORS 1951 DELUXE FREEZER LOCKER Models--$5 'deposit will hold yours until Christmas. BARONS' RADIO & ELECTRIC 426 SIMCOE S. PHONE 249 TIRES and TUBES 600 x 16 Now clearing at our cost, guaranteed first 7 |line BF Goodrich tires. Belmont Motors 137 King W. (272) THRIFT AND VALUE at the CRIPPLED CIVILIANS' STORE 22 BOND ST. W. EARLY WINTER BARGAINS! Ladies' Beautiful Fur Coats $9.95 -- $29.95 Laaies' Fall & Winter Coats $2.95 -- $5.95 Ladies' Fall Suits $3.95 -- $695 Warm, Stylish Dresses 89c -- $1.99 Men's Heavy Overcoats $3.95 -- $8.95 Men's Excellent Suits $7.50 -- $12.95 CHILDREN'S WEAR SHOES -- JACKETS MISCELLANEOUS CLOTHING also FURNITURE & STOVES Store Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wea. 12:30 p.m. (T,T tf) Almost | RTA (From the Nation's Classified Columns) Will give responsible dog to well trained people. --Milwaukeo, Wisc. 39---Articles For Sale MEAT COUNTER, 6 FT. LENGTH, $250. Scale and meat grinder, Ker- kell products. Apply 751 Ritson Rd. South. (271e) TWO CHROME CHAIRS; BABY'S sleigh; record player! high back kit- chen 3ink, Siberian seal coat and muff, size 14-16; red box coat and grey, fitted 12-14. Phone 5143-W. (271c) REMINGTON RAND, PORTABLE typewriter, practically new; excel- lent condition. Phone 3979-M after 330. (271c) CAR HEATER, $10; VACUUM cleaner with all attachments, $10. Phone 677-J. (271c) COMBINATION CARRIAGE AND go-cart, grey, like new, $28. Phone 2666-J. 184 Gibbons. (271c) ROYAL UPRIGHT VACUUM cleaner, perfect condition, $35. Phone 1838-R. 271c) HARDWOOD KINDLING FOR Jacket heater, stove or furnace, 12 bags $4. For indefinite length of time. Phone 6244 (D1) DOLL CARRIAGE, PERFECT CON- dition; reasonable. Apply 150 Diyi- sion St. (rie CONVERTIBLE GO-CART, GREY, good condition. Apply 342 Gliddon Ave. (271c) HARDWOOD FACTORY CUT - ings for quick sale to clean factory, $5 or $3 lots delivered. Phone 4793-W, (2711) NEW VICTOR AUTOMATIC RB- cord player, complete with $5.00 worth of records--$24.95, Meagher's Electric. (N31) NEW FESS OIL-BURNING SPACE heaters, finished in beautiful walnut finishes, suitable for living-rooms, offices, etc. Meagher's, 92 Simcoe N. (D12) ALL MAKES OF VACUUM CLEAN- ers and floor polishers for sale. Cash, trade or terms. Phone 3130-M. (D15) SUNBEAM SHAVE MASTER ELEC- tric razors, the ideal Christmas gift. Buy on lay-away plan. $1 per week, Meagher's. (N30) AWNINGS -- SPRING PRICES may be higher. A limited quantity at present prices. Chairs and tables for rent. Cleve Fox, Oshawa. (D5) LOVELY BLACK LOAM, 4-YARD load, $8.75, 2 loads $17. Also well SoHsa cow and horse manure. Phone 3 39---Articles For Sale VENETIAN BLINDS, LIF&-FLBEX steel or Flexalum. Guaranteed In ovary way. Also complete repair service. Phone Merv. Tuck, ¢674W. (N30) 5-GALLON, NEW OIL DRUMS, Prompt daily deliveries on stove oll. Cities Service Oil, Phone 2015. oI (D1) 41--Articles Wanted BEDS & MATTRESSES, SINGLE or double, studio couches, dressers, tables, suitable for tourist cabins. Phone 2529-J. (278¢) LADIES' WHITE FIGURE SKATES, must be in good condition, size 5!, or 6. Phone 3523-J. (272¢) WANTED PIANO," WILL STORE for use of same in good home, no children. Phone 3440-R. (272b) No Composer Can Write Popular Song Says Berlin New York--(AP)--Nobody "writes" popular songs, says Irving Berlin, . The little man who has composed many song hits explained that a popular song is simply one that comes popular; it can't be in- yoniad with any guarantee of suc- ces, "Schubert's 'Serenade' and 'Pag- liacei' are popular music in just the same way as any other song ig strikes a chord in the people," e said. "When it fills a need of the peo- ple, when it strikes that chord, never mind whether it's a commer- cial success. If it fills the need it's popular music and maybe it becomes folk music." Berlin leans forward to tap a forefinger on the desk: "If you could hit on a tune that strikes the same responsive chord in everyone in all the world, there would be no wars. Music is the greatest force that draws people together." Maybe it sounds naive, but there is no doubt of his sin- cerity. He points out how songs like "Easter Parade," "White Christ- mas and "God Bless America" be- came such wide favorites. Alto- gether he has published 800 songs in 43 years. /A "goodly TOBA. age" have become lasting hits. Irving Berlin can observe his tunesmith career and his songs with clinical detachment--"Some of the' songs were smparmuesingly bad." He has "maybe a dozen" he likes best but won't say which they are. Right now Berlin is resting up from the rigors of creating the, music for Broadway's new. success," "Call Me Madam." He thinks it is Ethel Merman's "greatest show," ~--but the music? i "Of course I'm grateful to the: critics who said it is one of my best scores. But no one can tell everything about a score the first time they hear it. I say, let's wait a year and then we'll know wheth- er it is music the people want." Several tunes were pulled out of: the show after rehearsals stated-- in Berlin's pungent phrases they "died like a dog." Another, "It's. a Lovely Day," was deleted from a previous score and used in "Madam" because "it fits here." "You're Just In Love" was creat- ed "under deadline pressure" after: the show was in the works. Berlin is 62 and his first tune "Marie From Sunny Italy" was published in 1907. Plans Big By J. C. Graham Canadian Press Correspondent Wellington, MN, Z --(CP)-- The New Zealand government plans to speed up an $84,000,000 project for development of a news- pane industry in the dominion. WANTED, USED CURLING stones, at once for new curling club. Write: Carlof, 2098 St. Catherine St. West, Montreal 25, Québec. (271c) 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. (D15) PIANOS. CASH FOR YOUR PIANO now, Wilson and Lee. 79 Simcoe N. Phone 2388, (D16) CASH PAID FOR GOOD USED furniture, ice-box, Quebec heaters, cook stoves. '24 Bond West. Phole (D14) HIGHEST 3 PRICES PAID FOR paper, rags, mattresses, iron and metals. Local and out of town calls picked up free. Phone 635. Cedardale ron and Metals, 100 Annis St., east of C.N.R. Station. (D3) GOOD USED FURNITURE WANT- ed, ice-boxes, cook stoves and heat- ers. 56 King West. Phone Ba ol (D15) 42--Female Help Wanted GIRL WANTED TO TAKE CARE of children. Phone 4146-J. (272b) STENOG: R LAW OF- fice. Apply Allin F. Annis, K.C., Tt; Simcoe (271c} SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, FILE clerk and receptionist, highest wages paid to right person. Must be single, living in Oshawa, with personality and ability to meet the public. Ex- perience on long distance switch- board and filing preferred, but not (N23) a SKATES, ALL MAKES, bought, sold, exchanged and sharp- ened. Men's, women's, children's. Drayton's Cycle, 204 Bond E. Phone 1393-M. (N30) BATHTUBS, TOILETS, WASH BAS. ins, sinks, laundry tubs, piping, rad. lators, jacket heater, stoves, Bendix automatic washer. Phone 5405-J. (N24) NEW SPIRALATOR EASY WASH- ing machine available for the first time in Canada. See them at Mea- gher's, 92 Simcoe St. N. (D12) GOOD TOP SOIL, 4-YARD LOAD, $5.95, 2 loads $11.50. Also weedless, odorless, well rotted manure, $3.75 yd., 2 yds. $7. Phone 3234. (N23) $5 DEPOSIT ON ELECTRIC POL- isher until Christmas. Pay for this ideal gift on the instalment plan. Meagher's, 5 King West. (D10) SUNBEAM MEAT GRINDER, drink mixer and butter churn, slicer and shredder, attachments for your mix-master, Meagher' 's, phone 42. (D1) A COMPLE F WRING- er rolls and belts for all makes of washers. Jack Biddulph, 68 Simcoe St. N. Phone 3800-W. (D265) BODY HARDWOOD, 4 FOOT AND 1 foot lengths; hard and sof' slabs; also kindling, delivered. G. Heaslip, Janetville. Phone Bethany 18R33 or write Box 412, Times-Gazette. (N24) VENETIAN BLINDS, STEEL OR flexalum, made to satisfy; blinds repaired, drape arms installed. Phone Ron Trewin, 5072. (D19) BODY MAPLE & MIXED SLABS. 4-ft. lengths and 1-ft. lengths. Allan Downes, Pontypool. (N26) CANADA'S FINEST MOST AD- vanced venetian blinds featuring the new plastic tapes. Unconditionally guaranteed, easy terms given, free estimates and installation anywhere, complete repair service. J. W. Melley, phone 4101. (D3) VENETIAN BLINDS, THE AD- vanced Kirsch type. The most start- ling development in Venetian Blind history. Flattened S-shaped slats give tter and more graceful en- closure. We are sure these blinds will not onl satisfy but create enthusiasm stimates without ob- ligation. George Reid. Phone 2104. 66 Bond St. West. _(D15) What more wonderful gift for her, than a Cedar Chust from Rutherford's Beautiful Wool Blanket FRE with every Cedar Chest. Choose yours while stock. u-e complete. Oshawa's Smartest Displa LANE - RED SEAL - HEIRLOOM A small deposit will hold. Rutherford FURNITURE CO. 0. 56 SIMCOE SOUTH (262t1) ry. Reply, giving name, ad- dress, age, phone number and ex- perience, to Box 8, Times-Gazette. (271t1) RESPONSIBLE PERSON, AS housekeeper, 'live in, light house- keeping and care for 4-year-old child. Phone 4786. (271e) RELIABLE WOMAN FOR HOUSE- work 8.30 to 11, five days a week. Phone 5772-J. (273c) MIDDLE - AGED WOMAN AS housekeeper, adults, one child 10 years. Live in, good home. Apply 377 Celina St. (273b) DOMESTIC HELP, FULL TIME, treated like member of family, knowledge of cooking not essential, all adults. Phone 1915-W or 147 Elgin E. (273) GIRL OR WOMAN FROM 10 A.M.- 8 p.m. Christmas day to help with cooking, serving and cleaning up. Good pay. Phone 3372-R. (273b) SALESLADY FOR FULL TIME position from now until Christmas, perhaps permanent. Apply in per- son immediately. Atkins Hosiery. (2732) BELL TELEPHONE CO. Is Hiring Girls for the Position of SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS . No experience necessary . $23.00 per waek to'start (with regular increases) 3. Full or part time employment 4. You are paid while in training 5. Five doy regular work veek &. Friendly associates 7. Regular rest periods Applicants shouid preferably have completed Grade X, be single ana between 16 to 25 years of age. Apply Iimmedictely to MISS H. C. ROBERTSON Chief Operator 15 VICTORIA ST., OSHAWA (M,Th,tf) 4§3--Male Help Wanted EXPERIENCED DUTCH FARMERS seeking Canadian sponsors for farm work. Apply now for early arrival. M. Verhoog, R.R. 2, Claremont. Phone Claremont 18. (271¢) aims at the utilization of the Kaingaroa State Forest, world's largest man-made forest now reaching 'maturity in the North Island. The project promises to be a major factor in the country's econ- omy within a few years and should also prove of wide significance to the sterling area. The export sur- plus will not be large enough to upset the huge North American industry, but it may make possible diversion of some supplies to other markets. Tests and trials over many years have produced a plan to develop a sawmill with a capacity of 70,- 000,000 feet of timber a year, a pulp mill with an output of 15,000 tons, and a newsprint plant cap- able of producing 100,000 tons a year. About 10,000 tons of other types of paper would also be pro- duced. All these targets are well within the capacity of the forest. Of this output, about 55,000,000 feet of timber, 10,000 tons of pulp and 66,000 tons of newsprint would be available for export. Most of this would go to Australia, but some might be shipped to other Pacific countries. Build Big Town The plan provides for the build- ing of a town for 10,000 people at" Murupara, centre of the project, the construction of a railway link- ing the area with the main system, and construction of a deepwater port on the east coast of the North Island. Kaingaroa Forest was planted about 25 years ago chiefly with pine native to California and the trees have flourished, growing and maturing much more quickly than in their native habitat. Some areas 43--Male Help Wanted TRUCK DRIVER FOR RETAIL delivery. Must know city. Good wages. Apply R. B. Reed and Sons, Florist, King St. W. (273c) MAN, WITH CAR IN GOOD OP- erating condition, to deliver news- paper rural route of approximately 25 miles. Must be available for work each week-day at 3 p.m.; Sat. 1.30 pm. Apply V. A. Henkelman, Times-Gazette. (273tf) STATION ATTENDANT WANTED. Write Box 19 Times-Gazette. (273c) 46--Employment Wanted GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE for less. Why pay big repair bills? Phone Keith Wilson 4623-J. (D1) 47--Legal Notices _ CENTRAL MORTGAGE & HOUSING CORPORATION Ontario Regional Office - 395 Fleet Street W., Toronto. TENDERS -- AJAX #9/50 SEWERS, WATERMAINS & ROADWAYS Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to content, will be received up to 4 p.m., standard time, Friday, De- cember. 8th, 1950, for the construc- tion of approximately 5,000 feet of sewers, watermains and roadways at Ajax (Pickering) Ontario. Plans, specifications, form of ten- der etc., can be obtained from the address shown above. Each tender must be accompanied with a security deposit equal to five percent (5%) of the total tender. A certified cheque or negotiable Do- minion of Canada Bonds will be ac- cepted as security deposit. The lowest or any tender not ne- cessarily accepted. S. M. CONNOLLY, Regional Engineer. (273a) 48--Auction Sales Mr. L. Edwards, lot 25, concession 3, Darlington Township, 1 mile norta of No. 2 highway on the Solina road, 'Will sell by public auction on Sat. Nov. 25 at 1.30 p.m. his entire house- hold effects, garage equipment, garden machinery and many other items. Futher particulars' see bills. Terms cash. No reserve. Property sold. Jack Reld, Auctioneer. (n18,23) are already ready for cutting and others will be ready within a few years. The government is confident that production can begin by 1954 and be expanded considerably in future years. It says exhaustive tests have shown the essential economic soundness of the scheme and that currency revaluation has converted the industry from a marginal pro- fit earner of the order of about six per cent after taxation to over. twice that amount. Lengthy tests, including full- scale production trials with New Zealand timber at a mill in the United States, have shown the suitability of the forest to produce acceptable grades of sulphate pulp, newsprint and various grades of printing and writing p The government will i i respon- sible for the railway, port con- struction and much development work at the project, but it wants to see the sawmill, pulp mill and paper plant operated by private enterprise. JAMIESON DRUGS PROMPT DELIVERY! 241 KING ST. EAST PHONE 1351 PRESCRIPTIONS Quickly and Accurately Filled -- gt -- MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE 9 Simcoe N. Phone 48 ° ASPHALT SHINGLES NIE. CAY LUMBL?2 Stafford Bros. MONUMENTAL WORKS 318 Dundas St. E, Whitby $ Phone Whitby 552 MONUMENTS AND FINE QUALITY MARKERS Precise workmanship and careful attention to detail are your assur- ance when you thoose from the wide selection of imported and gamestic Granites and Marbles in Exclusive Dealer for IMPERIAL OIL ESSO oiL BURNERS and NEW IDEA FURNACES GAR WOOD TEMPERED AIR UNITS MOSIER iru METAL CHURCH ST. e PHONE sSerow ONTARIO HARDWOOD A00R: SANDERS FLOORS SANDED WALL AND FLOOR TILE SUPPLIED AND LAID PHONE 4128wi3 or 723w2