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PAGE TWENTY THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1951 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN (Continued from Page 19) 41--Articles Wanted GOOD USED 5URNITURB WANT. ed. Dressers, beds, stoves and heat- ers. 56 King West. Dial 50132 (Jy15) PIANOS. CASH FOR YOUR PIANO now. Wilson and Lee. Simcoe N. Dial 5-2822. (Ag16) 42--Female Help Wanted URGENTLY REQUIRED, general clerk with good typing experience. Apply J. E. Gillette, Oshawa Clinic. Phone 5-3571. (162a) RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER wanted, modern home, all electrical appliances, pleasant surroundings, good pay. Phone 3-2960. (162¢) MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, TO AS- sist in housework, live in, good wages, Dial 5-0942. o (162¢) WOMAN BE GIRL FOR LAUNDRY work. App! n person na Street, © aslo) HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, FOR couple, farm home, live in. Phone Pickering 185W3. (161c) GIRL © FOR LIGHT GENERAL work in shipping dept., ability to type essential. State age and salary required to Box 825, TimesGpuetis ) GIRL OR YOUNG LADY WITH ood appearance and ability for 'rull's Store at West Courtice, han- dling groceries, meat, confectionery, as and oil. Bus service at door. articulars to E. B. Trull, R.R. 3, E rhamerent: hy Dial Oshawa 3-3051. (161d) ASSISTANT SECRETARY Wanted at once to contact business and professional personell in Oshawa and vicinity -- one with executive qualifications preferred. Apply BOX 931 TIMES-GAZETTE lease state full 62¢) 'Stenographer for Newspaper Office Must be able to use both Shorthand and dictatirg equipment. Apply TIMES-GAZETTE SALESGIRL Por suits, coats, dresses, starting sal- ery $40 per week, Must have loads of experience, also state age, marital us, etc., all replies eonfidential. BOX 926 TIMES-GAZETTE €161b) 43--Male Help Wanted BREAD BAKER OR BREAD BAK- er's assistant. Apply Mr. Gray, Tod's 43--Male Help Wanted TWO PLUMBERS & ONE STEAM/ fitter, must be first-class mechanics. Must supply standard tool kit, and references. $1.65 hour, steady em- ployment. Apply Burnett Plumbing Co., 10 Athol W. (162c) A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN! The sure way to success with Fami- lex Products. The largest assort- ment of guaranteed necessities -- everybody is talking about Familex these days. We have some open fer- ritories where you can sell our prod- ucts. No experience necessary. Write for details at. FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Dept. D, Montreal. 0 YOUNG MAN WITH MECHANI- cal ability to operate bread wr i Tod's (161c) machine, 12 p.m.-8 a.m. Apply Bread. 45--Agents Wanted VACANCY. RAWLEIGH BUSINESS now open in Oshawa. Trade well es- tablished. Excellent opportunity. Full time. Write at once. Rawleigh's Dept. ML-G-310-189, Montreal. (Jy3,5,7,10,12,17,19,21,26,28) WANTED NOW FOR OSHAWA and District, sales Agent, to sell flowering shrubs, roses, fruit trees. Excellent demand for our sproducts. Whole or part-time. For terms write Pelham Nursery Co, Toronta, yom. Y: 36--Employment Wanted RELIABLE WOMAN WILL DO plain sewing and alteration. Dial 5- 3642. o (161c) YOUNG WOMAN WILL WORK for board for self and 3 children, 2 boys, aged 9 and 10 and little girl 2. Boys wish to live on a farm and help too, Write to Mrs. Betty Brown, gen. Del. Oshawa, Ont. (15381) BOOKKEEPER WITH PUBLIC AC- counting and automotive accounting experience desires position with local firm. Box 910, Times-Gagzette. (158f) 47--Legal Notices PORT PERRY, ONTARIO TENDERS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL SEALED BULK TENDERS, address- ed to the undersigned and plainly marked "Tender for Elementary School, Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario', will be' received until 12 o'clock moon MONDAY, July 30, 1951, Plans and Specifications may be obtained from Parrott, Tambling & Witmer, Architects, 57 Bloor Street West, Toronto 5, Ontario, upon a de- posit of a cheque for $25.00 payable to the Architects, this deposit will be refunded upon return of the plans and specifications in good condition, Lowest or any tender not necessar- fly accepted. PARROTT, TAMBLING & WITMER, . Architects. (162b) Sheet Metal 21 CHURCH ST. Authorized Dealer ® ESSO OIL BURNERS © NEW IDEA FURNACES r Wood Tempered Alr Unity and Service to ell Makes" DIAL 5-2734 ® Ga "Sales Bread. (161¢) : LOTS FOR SALE In First Class Residential District (WOODCREST AVE.) LOTS 58 x 130. CITY WATER AVAILABLE" PHONE 38-4620 DAYTIME ONLY ' 48--Auction Sales Auction Sale,--Stirtevant's Auction Room, 33 Hall St., Thursday even- ing" July 12 at 7.30. 3-piece chester- field suite, 4-2 outboard motor, la- dy"s fur coat, size 14; '35 Ford coach, beds, spring d tt hy electric washer; Quebec heater, rock- ing chairs, kitchen chairs, dressers, electric range, Ice Box, gent's bicy- cle, chest drawers, Singer sewing machine, cupboards, guitar and case, electric grate ,pedestal basin and taps, toilet stool and seat, mantel radio, cooking utensils, garden tools, kitchen range, dishes, and -many other articles too numerous to men- tion. Terms cash. Frank Stirtevant, Auctioneer, phone 5-5751. (161b) Adjust Financing 0f Lakes Society Toronto (CP)-- A plan which will enable the 119-year-old Upper Can- ada Religious Tract and Book So- ciety to continue its work among great lakes seamen was approved Ferguson of Ontario Supreme Court The society had been losing mo- ney due to an '"'over-expanded pro- gram." The approved plan calls for liquidation of assets of the so- ciety's retail book room and depo- sitory in Toronto to meet demands of creditors. Donations to the so- ciety for missionary work will be held in trust for that purpose. The society also employs a min- ister to work among sailors in the Welland canal area. Two Soldiers Are Poisoned Kingston, Ont. (CP)-- Police and medical authorities said today that two Soldiers died here Tuesday from methyl-alcohol poisoning. Police said John Joseph Leeman. 47, of the Royal .Canadian En- gineers at nearby Barriefield, Ont. and his father - in - law, Thomas Whitehead, 58, of Kingston, both died after drinking methyl-alcohol taken from an army paint shop at Barriefield. Leeman had been attached to the RCEME school for the last year as a painter in the training aid section. : Leeman was admitted to hospital early Tuesday after complaining to his wife that he was ill. He died a few hours later without tell- ing medical officers what he had drinking. ' Wednesday by Mr. Justice R. I.|been At least three one-quart cans of the alcohol usedfor thinning paint were stolen, police said, Dr. J. E. Kane, Kingston coroner said today that an autopsy per- formed on Whitehead showed death was due to alcoholic poisoning. Army medical authorities said the same of Leeman's death; ad- ding that he would have had a good chance of survival had he told them he had been drinking alcohol. Mickey Still Alive Brother Hints In B.C. Vancouver--G. A. Martin, Toron- to barrister, will fly here in September to present an appeal by Alex. R. McDonald, convicted bank robber, and 32-year-old brother of Toronto's notorious Mickey Mec- Donald. "Because my brother is public enemy No. 1, I have been perse- cuted," McDonald told Mr. Justice Wilson on June 28 when sentenced to 10 years for the $50,000 March 26 armed robbery of a Bank of Montreal branch here. McDonald used the present tense in referring to his brother, who has been reported dead at the hands of US. hoodlums. : "The man who robbed the bank was in my lawyer's office on the day: the case went to jury," Mec- Donald said in claiming he was wrongly identified. "Unfortunately be uid not be called on my be- alt. if god Donald he had. served 10 years for a similar offense and added, "if your. conviction is wrong, it is my sincere wish it will be rectified in another court." ; Anthony Schlosser, 36, sentenced to 20 years as involved in the hold- up, has not filed an appeal, It will cost Mr. Martin only $50 Mr. Justice' Wilson reminded Mec: | in membership fees for the British | Columbia Law Society to handle the appeal. He paid the $1,500 in- itiation fee in January last year when he conducted the appeal here of two persons convicted of drug conspiracy. Truck Rams Auto 4 Fatally Burned Bridgeport, J. J. (AP) -- Four persons were burned to death and a fifth severely injured last night when a huge truck rammed into their auto at the dock of the Ches- ter, Pa. Bridgeport ferry. A spare gasoline tank on the truck explod- ed and the car and truck burst into flames, trapping the occupants of the car. Two of the dead were children. ALBERTA DAIRIES BUSY During 1950 Alberta creameries produced 31,248 pounds of butter valued at $16,561,000. Stafford Bros. . MONUMENTAL WORKS 318 Dundas St. E., Whitby Phone Whitby 552 AONUMENTS AND FINE QUALITY MARKERS Precise workmanship ana careful attention to detail are vour assur- , ance when you choose from the wide selection of imported and Jomestie Granites and Marbles in sf WANTED TO RENT! For Middle Aged Married Couple, No Children, AP or SMALL HOUSE With Cohveniences. A commission poid for obtaining same, APPLY BOX NO. 923 Repairs and Service COFFIELD WASHERS AND OTHER MAKES QUICK and EFFICIENT SERVICE WARNER WILLIAMS 78 SIMCOE N. DIAL 3-7752 PRESCRIPTIONS Qui.kly and Accurately Filled -- OQ -- MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE Dial 3-3431 9 Simcoe N. | JAMIESON DRUGS PROMPT DELIVERY! {i DIAL 5-1169 | 241 KING ST. EAST Fiery, Itching Toes And Feet Here is a clean, stainless antiseptie oil that will do more to help you get rid of your trouble than anything you've ever used. Its action is so powerfully pene- trating that the itching is quickly relieved and in a short time you are free of that bothersome, fiery itching. The same is true of Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum, Eczema---other irritating unsiglitly skin troubles. You can obtain Moone's Emerald Oil in the original bottle at any modern drug store. It is safe to use-- and failure in any of the ailments noted above is rare indeed. 1 PRS a EE N Sy CLO Y 7 EE 3 BLOUS pastel colours featured. LADIES' CREPE BLOUSES. Sizes pastel colours. 1.98 SIZES 12 TO 18. "Pleasant" style shown above and others cool sanforized cotton broadcloth; el- asticized at neckline and at sleeve-cuffs. Eyelet- embroidered trim across front as shown ,and other designs, including "hoedown", White, and lovely from short and cop sleeve styles, in white and Ideal for summer wear. ......... UP-TO-THE-MINUTE SUMMER "BUYS" GOING ON HOLIDAY? SPENDING YOUR WEEKENDS WITH THE FAMILY IN THE COUNTRY? RELAX- ING IN TOWN? Whatever you are up to you'll want to be up to the Smart Values in Summer-right toggery now being featured at Zellers! "Buys" for every member of the family are now on display . . . along with the many Home Needs you'll be wanting! Make a day of it . . . come into the Store tomorrow -- and Save! Remem- ber, at Zeller's it's Air-Conditioned for cool-headed shopping! © DEPENDABLE QUALITY e BUDGET-WISE PRICES eo SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ES pendant trims . IT'S VE FOR FLATTERY atop your newest prints and sheers . &, . lovely rayon velvet hats , . . $0 smart- ly in fashion for summer and later! Zeller's col- lection: gives you new styling . , . fashion-right detailing, combined with feathers ond sparkling . . soft vells . . . all at a price that saves you money! Styles - shown and: others - in many lovely colours = and black! LVET FROM NOW ON Ankle SIZES 10 TO 12 LOOK! THE SOCKS 12-20. Choose 147.1% For Men! you'd expect to pay! Exceptionally well-made to give maximum foot-comfort, this group includes cool nylon favourites and trim cotton hose in a striking array of*novelty patterns. (Subs -- but the flaws are tiny!) Hurry and get your share! Get in FAST for These! They/re sure to sell FAST! Socks 4 HE WANTS at less than A GIRLS' SUMMER SPORTSWEAR T-SHIRTS -- Sizes 8 to 14. Good quality rayon-&-cotton, Style as shown ot right: white, with horizontal stripes .in' red, blue or navy. Hemmed. 2.98 | pICNIC BOX 1.69 Strong metal -- lithographed in a tan and brown colour-combination. Metal handles. Sizes 912 x 6 x 14. Grand volue! THERMOS BOTTLE - 1.89 Handy! Efficient Metal-cased; with. plas- tic cup-top. A grand buy for summer picnics and country-cottage use! SKIRTS LACY FLORAL PATTERN! Check and geometric designs make this cotton skirt a colourful favourite to wear with crisp white blouse. Ten rows of el- astic shirring at waist. Background celours: Grey, white, blue, yellow and some red. A grand buy. Sizes 12-20. ~--Zeller's Sportswear SHORTS -- Sizes 8 to 14. Iridescent cotton denim or cotton drill -- sanfor- _ ized for longer wear. Side button- closing. Turn-up cuffs -- some with stitched-ciease in front! Popular col- ours for summer wear, 1 For Your Patronage! Today marks the 5th Anniversary of Fred's Drive-In located at 111 King Street West, Oshawa and we're mighty proud of the fact that ydu the citizens of this city . have seen fit to give so generously of your patronage during this time. It is gratify. - ing to know that our services and quality have met with your approval. It has, and will contigue to be our policy of highest quality products ot the lowest possible prices PLUS a service second to none, Here at Fred's Drive-In parking your car is no problem as plenty of space is available ond you may take your time in choosing your food needs. We hope that we have contributed in o small 'way, a convenient shopping service for the citi- zens of Oshawa and district and our fond hope is, that we may continue to merit the confidence of all, FRED'S DRIVE-IN (Fresh Fruits and Vegetables) ,111 KING W. -- DIAL 5:2533 SHIRTS 1.9 SMALL, . MEDIUM, LARGE. Rayon fabrics! Sanforized-shrunk cotton broadcloth! Short-sleeve style; with two-way collar. Double-stitched main seams. Grand assortment of colours featured! ATHLETIC SHIRTS AND SHORTS 29. Per Garment SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE.: White balbriggan cotton: + Shirts: bias - cut collarette; hemmed. Shorts: 2-colour elastic at waist. Double panel front; ribbed elastic at leg-opening. SUGAR AND CREAM SETS 69c¢ set ATTRACTIVE TABLE "BUY" Exquisitely hand - decorated with colourful fruits or florals to make them the "talk of the table." BUD VASES 3%INS. HIGH! SET OFF YOUR SMA QU wi 25. mn IDEAL FOR these daintily-shaped bud vases, delightfully hand- decorated with gilt-finished bands and pastel. YOUR KITCHEN 49. 4 eo oO * Three glass bowls that are a 'must in 'every kitchen. Ideal 'for coloured centres. They'll lend themselves to many decorator-ideas too! . . mixing or for leftovers, Sizes 5-6-7. A grand buy 'at this price. 1.39 ST-GAUGE! 15-DENIER! Full-fashioned 'nylons ot a budget-low price! Featuring summer and early Fall Sizes 82 to. 11, shades you'll enjoy wearing! Hurry -- get your share! ;