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acancies? Don't Give Them Another Thought After You Plac A Maximum Number Of Readers Will See Your Vacant Apartment. Another Convinced Advertiser is Mrs. K- THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, July 13, 1953 17 > e Your Times Ad! APPLY 000 (153¢) 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Mary St. Pets and Livestock 39--Articles For Sale 39---Articles For Sale ABY BUDGIES, READY FOR TRAIN- hg, talking strain, all colors. 114 Elgin Dial 3-9767. (Augd) GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERA. | BATTERIES FOR ALL MAKES OF tor, good running order, $60. Apply 1121 | portable radios, fresh stock and fully Dundas E., Whitby. (162¢) | guaranteed. Meaghers, 5 King St. W. | REGISTERED CHINCHILLAS - FOR SALE With ao 30-day money-back guarantee, Write, phone or visit Leonard's Chinchilla Ranch RR 1, Oshawa - Phone 3-4452 (Augé) (Aug. 4 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD, PHONE 3-8669. » (162a) | USED METAL ICE BOXES, 50 AND 75-lb. capacity. Used 3-piece chester: CITY APPROVED SEPTIC TANKS | field suites, and single available now at Fabricated Metals, davenos, 5-piece natural kitchen and Stampings Ltd, 249 Second Ave. | suites. All in good condition. Ruther- or 5-1 (Aug. 6) ford's, 156 Simcoe South. (13416). COMIC BOOKS, POCKET BOOKS, | LIGHTNING RODS INSTALLED ON magazines, sold or exchanged. Kings- houses, barns, etc. Free estimates. Ra- way Book Exchange, 561 King St. W [dius of 100 miles. Guaranteed work- Open every evening. (Jly20) studio suites, 7--Farmers' Column FORD TRACTOR, TWO-FURROW ow, double disk cultivator and scoop. pply 763 Ritson S. or 3-4068. (16le) EAD FARM STOCK, PICKED UP omptly, Phone collect Bowmanville . Also live horses. Margwill Fur arm, Tyrone. (July28) b8a--Market Basket manship. Superior Lightning Rod Sys- tem, I kdale, Ont. (July26) ONE THOUSAND RECORDS, BRAND new, both 45 and 78 R.P.M. clearing at | VENEITAN BLINDS--THE ADVANCED 3 for $1. Meaghers, 5 King® St. W. Kirsch type. The most startling develcp (July12) rent in venctian blind history. Flat tened S-shaped slats give better and SINGLE BED COMPLETE WITH springs and mattress. Dial 5-5169. (160¢) more graceful enclosure. We are sure these blinds. will not only satisfy but RE - CHROME BUMPERS, GRILLS, etc., with "Bumper Re-Nu!""' create enthusiasm. Estimates without 0633 paint or polish. Just like ch obligations. George Reid. Dial -- year's! Send $1.98 or COD, Fernlor, 772 66 Bond St. West. Wiy12) FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON Hamilton, Ont. (Dealers (July16tf) King a ASPBERRIES -- COME AND PICK order your needs. Apply 399 Verdun . Phone 5-1590. (1580) 9--Articles For Sale DY'S BICYCLE, GOOD CONDITION. hone 5-2167. (162b) LECTRIC RANGE. MOFFAT, SIDE ven, $15, for quick sale. Dial 3-9926. (162a) UEACH COOK STOVE, EXCELLENT ndition. Phone 5-2586. (162¢) LASPBERRIES FOR SALE. APPLY J. alocha, last house on Fox Rd., near rive-in Theatre. (162b) | HITE GENDRON BABY CARRIAGE, 'pod condition. Dial 3-7584. (July10,13,14) LIKE HROME TABLE 24" x 3", 'ew. Dial 5-1644. (161b) 'ATH TUBS, TOILETS, $20; WASH sins, sinks, $5; modern 4-piece bath achments, s, shower, $139. Harry hint, Montra South. (Aug.10) 'PIECE SOLID OAK DINING ROOM alte, good condition. Sell cheap. Dial 9745. 161b) loam. Phone 5-5650. (Aug.10) FISH WORMS--AMERICAN RED WIG- RECORD PLAYER NEW, GOOD tone, complete with $5 worth of records, glers are smaller yet the greatest $29.95. Terms. Meagher"s, 5 King West. | bass, pickerel and smaller fry. Dew worms--for big fish and glob work. Try some of each. Ross Skitch Service Sta tion, 83 Ritson Rd. South. (Augl0) CHILD'S WOODEN CRIB, GOOD CON- dition. Apply Orchard View Blvd., North Osha (160¢) KITCHEN SIN VACUUM CLEANER Apply 333 Alice St. (162b) 6-PIECE KITCHEN SET, IN GOOD condition. Phone 3-3041. Apply 136 Elgin East. (160c) FOR SALE ' 4" Heavy Steel Tubing Pipes Approx. 18 ft. in Length Excellent Condition known wigglers, active and hearty for (July16) NEW EUREKA CANNISTER TYPE- vacuum cleaner, very powerful, com- plete with - all attachments, $99.95. Terms: $10 down and $7 per month. Meagher's, § King West. (July16) SCHICK ELECTRIC RAZORS, ALL models; also parts for same in stock. Meagher's, 5 King West. (Jly16) USED BICYCLES, GOOD CONDITION, B. F. Goodrich Stores, 453 Smeoe St S. 153tf) TELEVISION AERIALS INSTALLED, revolutionary all-station one-wire sys- tem, eliminates switching and messy wires. Guaranteed 1 year in writing, $49.50 up. Kelly T.V. and Appliances. (July29) SALLY'S SALLIES COMPLAINTS ~ 2 er Topr. 1953, King Features Syndicate, Inc., World rights reserved, 4 "I think there's a beehive in this box. All I hear is buzzing" also Various sizes of angle iron in stock, new and used. ORDER. FREE SCREENS MADE TO 2 (J1,,20) estimates. Dial 5-2315. 42--Female Help Wanted ! $19.95 UP -- HOOVER, ELECTROLUX, General Electric, Filter Queen, Airway Rexair sales. Dial 55121. (July29) KELLY T.V. AND APPLIANCES OF fer used tele sets, radio-ph DIAL 3-7333 M. GREENBERG EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, RE quired, 5-day week, salary commensur- | ate with ability. Gas Co., 15 King St. Apply Ontario Shore | East. (160c) 46--Employment Wanted C BAILING DONE. SPRING Dial 5-4006. (July9) MAE'S CLOTHING REPAIRS, DARN: CUSTOM tooth harrows for sale. Comwall, Artists' Haven, Becomes Music Center Too WASHINGTON -- Cornwall, long the haunt of artists, became a music center as well when British musicians and composers gather- ed there in June for the St. Ives Festival of Music and the Arts. The week-long festival will, it is hoped, become an annual event for the old fishing port of St. Ives, reports the National Geographic Society. Cornwall, once an isolated cor- ner of England west of the River Tamar, is popular with travelers. It has some of the most impres- sive coastal scenery in Britain as well as excellent beaches. Palm trees flourish in a climate warmed by the Gulf Stream. Visitors have dubbed it the "Cornish Riviera'. CLOSEST TO AMERICA The narrow, 75-mile-long penin- sula of Cornwall is the part of England nearest the New World. The Atlantic Ocean pounds its north coast cliffs, while the English Channel washes its softer southern shores and estuaries. Wild moor- lands and wooded river valleys lie inland, but the sea is never far away and Cornish people are a seafaring lot. In addition to St. Ives and New- quay, quaint north coast fishing villages such as Boscastle, Port Is- aac and Padstow nestle among crags, headlands and beaches. At the tip of Cornwall, Longships Lighthouse guides pass- ing liners, Land's End thrusts a bleak, granite fist toward the Isles of Scilly. On Mount's Bay, tucked under 'mandy. Divers Defy Death where the its southern flank, are big, sophis- ticated Penzance and tiny Mouse- hole. Beyond Lizard Point, south- ernmost part of England, the coast | stretches past the port of Falmouth past Polperro, once popular with smugglers, and Fowey, famous medieval port situated on a beauti- ful estuary. FISHING AND MINING ' "Fish; tin and copper," is an old Cornish toast, and mining and fishing, with smuggling as a side line in the old days, have always been traditional Cornish ways of life. Even in ancient times, Corn- wall was renowned for its tin. Copper mining operations have dwindled. Fishing, too, is on the wane and net lofts are being turned into ice cream pariors while paint- ers' easels dot the wharves. Cornwall, where 'the old Celtic tongue has left many lilting place | names, is rich in folklore and leg- lend. Tradition places King Arthur's birthplace at Tintagel Castle, also associated with tales of Tristan and Iseult. Sir Bedivere is sup- {posed to have thrown Arthur's | sword, Excalibur, into Dozmary | Pool high on Bodmin Moor. | No area in England is richer in | prehistoric remains. There are | many traces of the early Christian {era as well. Royal Cornwall be- came England's first dukedom, traditionally given to the sover- eign's eldest son. In World War 2, |it again figured prominently in | history as American troops, left Cornish harbors to invade Nor- UK. Firms Want Work In Canada LONDON (Reuters)--The Times today says help should be offered to British contracting #irms trying to establish themselves in Canada with a view to taking part in the St. Lawrence Seaway work and other big Canadian development projects. The seaway may provide the impetus and a unique opportunity of its own," th paper says in an editorial. 'But the important ob- jective is that British firms should be able to establish their position in Canada so that they can partici- ate in Canadian developments at arge." Since the war, The Times adds many British contracting firms had built up a large business in many parts of the Commonwealth, 'but Lanads has remained a closed ook." Federal Aid For C-bombs TORONTO (CP)--Health Minister Martin said Saturday that negotia- tions now are under way for the federal government to make sub- stantial grants to the Ontario Can- cer Centre to be opened here shortly. While Mr. Martin did not an- nounce the amounts set, he did re- veal that the federal government will pay 50 per cent of the total STENOGRAPHER FOR LAW OFFICE. | ing, patching, zippers, button holes, pant Five-day week. Good salary. All replies | cuffs, shirt collars turned or remade. treated confidentially. Write Box 527, | Free pick-up and delivery. Dial 3-4840. Times-Gazette. (160¢) | (Augl) i refrigerators, washing machines, ranges, vacuum cleaners, floor polishers. Make us an offer. New store, 81 King West. (July29) & SONS ILECTRIC RANGE, MOFFAT, SIDE ven, $15, for quick sale. Dial 350, To Bring Up Oysters MALL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, Toffat, $75. Dial 3-8393. (161c) "EWCOMBE SQUARE PIANO, CHEAP. vial 3-9085. (161c) PANISH GUITAR, GOOD CONDITION. pply RR 1, Oshawa, Mrs. Shallack. 'hone 5-4929. (161¢) ORTABLE ELECTRIC COMBINA- on radio, player, disk recorder, ublic address system, $160. Dial ri {J MEN'S BICYCLES, GOOD CONDI- on, $18 and $13. Dial 5-0390. (161a) UT PLUMBING COSTS IN y fodern and used four-piece bathroom sts. Pipe and fittings. Pipe threading. 'hone 3-7088. WJly19) _[WNINGS MADE TO MEASURE. lovely palterns, gay stripes, solid col- rs, Can accept a few more orders for arly delivery. Free estimates Folding iairs, card and banquet tables for mt. Cleve Fox, Oshawa. Jly13) fucs REWOVEN FROM YOUR OLD jugs and clothing. Reversible and seam- ioe broadcloth, any size to 13 feet wide | py 5 4543 thout a seam, any length. Solids, hne-on-tones and patterns. For informa- $4 PER WEEK INSTALLS A NEW '53 Admiral television, refrigerator or range. 308 Bloor St. East (MWSJJune29) Full selection at Kelly's T.V. and Ap- pliances, 81 King West. (July29) SUNBEAM SHAVE MASTERS AND spare parts for same. Cutting heads, cords, etc, Meagher's, 5 King St. West. (July28) CONSOLE RADIO AND RECORD players, used, $35 up. Apply B.F. Good- rich Stores. Dial 5-4343. (145¢t6) ORNAMENTAL PORCH IRON RAIL- SLIP COVER CENTRE JUNIOR ,STENOGRAPHER _ WANTED. | Apply in 'person to Royal Bank of Can- | ad a. (16¢) | Latest patterns, ten dollars up. F E Covers installed and car vacuumed. WILSON BATTERY, Cor. Church and Bond Streets DIAL 3-3512 July19) ings, free estimate. Air Shade Aluminum Awnings of Oshawa, 110 Verdun Road. Dial 5-4332. (Aug$) 10 MOTOR; LAKESIDE decked boat; McGinnis . boat trailer; Johnson 5 motor; Muskoka 16-ft. boat. Will sell items separately. Phone New- castle 2871. (154t6) USED TIRES, MOST ALL SIZES, $3 UP. B.F. Goodrich Stores. Phone 5-4543. (143tDH JOHNSON YOU CAN GET -- $100.00 For your {ice-box (no matter what condition) On a new refrigerator EASY TERMS BARONS' RADIO & ELECTRIC 426 SIMCOE ST. S. Jly19) B. F. GOODRICH STORES, TIRES, batteries, Hotpoint and Addj appli- anves, 'elevision. Thrifty dget plan. , (June28) LADDERS Aluminum Ladders kinds, Light yet strong. Also Aluminum folding Clothes of all Do You Like Meeting People? Are you interested in working 'with a congen- ial staff to learn a fas- cinating and interesting job writing advertising copy? Complete training pro- gram while learning. High school education preferred. Some typing experience necessary. Write your letter of application now to SCHOOL TEACHER, FREE TILL SEPT. 1st, wishes employment of any kind. Phone Brooklin 21-ring-5. (162a) ¥8--Auction Sale AUCTION SALE, STIRTEVANT'S AUC- tion room, 33 Hall St.,, Oshawa, Mon- day evening, July 13 at 7:30. Doors open at 7:15. 6-piece kitchenette suite, kitchen buffet (modern), occasional chairs, wall mirrors, lawn mowers, small tables, lawn steel gates, aluminum ware, 9-piece dining room suite, folding chair, electric fans, gas camp stove, club bag, table lamps, inside doors, chesterfield chair, wicker table, dresser, desk and lamp, metallic top table, end table, % bed, spring and mattress, ice boxes, gent's bicycle, express wagon, 2 wicker chairs, 2 single beds, spring and mattress, electric heater, desk lamp, trunks, kiddie-car, baby carriage, floor model radio, record player, full-size bed. springs, racing bicycle (good), vacuums, mantel clock, clothing, cooking utensils, dishes and a great many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. Frank Stirtevant, auctioneer. Dial 5-5751. (161b) By DOUGLAS LOCKWOOD | DARWIN, Australia (Reuters)-- More than 100 professional Japan- ese pearl divers operating in heavy seas off the north Australian coast have been disappointed not to find a sea bed thick with the world's best mother-of-pearl. Though the beds have not been fished since 1940 and should be rich in oyster shells, Japan's first big post-war pearling fleet has in the first month out brought up Suly about 200 tons valued at $224,- The 317 men of the control vessel Taiyo Maru and 25 luggers, tossed about like soapsuds on the rough Timor sea northwest of Bathurst island, are battling severe hard- ship on a diet of dried oysters and boiled rice. Drinking water is ra- tioned. They are searching for the large oyster pteria margaritifera, known as "the black lip" because of the smoky-colored band near the edge of its shell. Strangely, any actual pearls found in these mulluscs are less important since they are whiter than Arab pearls and less attrac- tive. . Japan has for generations car- |ried out a flourishing trade in the lustrous lining of these big oysters, mother- of -pearl. Its main con- sumer, mainly in the United States and Britain, is the button industry. It is also used at home and over- seis for knife handles, fans, in- lays, jewelry and for othér orna- mental purposes. Australia also harvests the shells and has forbidden Japanese pearl- ing fleets to come with 35 miles of her coasts, which explains the scarcity of fresh water aboard the Japanese ships. Defying hardships aboard and | hazards below, the divers, looking {like martians in their steel hel- mets and diving suits, dive be- tween 90 and 120 feet with their wicker baskets in search of the cost of the cobalt bombs to be installed. Ontario Health Minister Phillips charged in the legislature this year that the federal government paid half the cost of the bomb, about $50,000, but left the province to 4 the installation costs, about 30,000. Mr. Martin said in an interview that the federal government had paid all costs of the bomb which had been in use in London for some time and that it would pay 50 per cent of all costs of future bombs. ° RASPBERRIES AND NEW POTATOES 50c delivered. Dial 3-4953. (ser) | Dryers. ig KOOLVENT SALES & SERVICE 94 BRUCE ST. DIAL 5-4632 (Augl0) This oyster, measuring up to|oysters. eight inches in diameter, and the| Below decks, the sailors live in even larger but rarer silver-lip and | dungeon-like cabins. Drums of salt gold - lip pteria maxima, which |water are lined up for them to weigh up to 12 pounds, produce |bathe. There is no comfort, no the world's best mother-of-pearl. chance to relax. Bronze Heads of Ife May Be Key To Lost African Culture WASHINGTON -- Eleven bronze hard they resolved that only men heads of high artistic merit, ac- should rule them -in future. The cidentally uncovered 15 years ago |present ruler is a man, the Oni in Nigeria's sacred city of Ife (pro- | of Ife, who attended Queen Eliza- nounced EE-fay), may be the key (beth 11's coronation ceremonies. to a lost African culture that| Existence of an ancient culture Glen . Lake, = Maj.-Gen. - Pearkes | flourished eight centuries ago. jat Ife was first suspected in 1911, have car. Write Artists and anthropologists the [When a German expedition discov- | said: BOX 533 world over have sought vainly to |ered several terra cotta heads. The 1 have always said that the tax | tify the sculptors of the heads |natural and sensitive modeling of ayer was t i $ | y ptors e heads | g of TIMES-GAZETTE pa d To not getting 100 cents on {since 1938, when workmen digging |the features was unique in tropical (1620) | the dollar in defence department € gging | the 2 1620) | cpending."' | house foundations turned up the |Africa, and suggested the arts wor : he | delicate bronzes. Recent probing of | Of Greece and the Renaissance. Prine Minister St. Laurent sug-|ife streets by a Nigerian govern- |Next came the diseovery of the | Bes os in ictoria last Friday that | ment archeological expedition turn- | bronze heads. the election had caused Maj.-Gen. | ed up a clue, says the National| Until the mosaic paving was Pearkes to "change his tune in | Geographic Society: found, scientists had many theories Ve Defends =. Tax Cutting 43--Male Help Wanted Statement IF YOU REALLY NEED MONEY, ARE ambitious and have a car. Apply 244 Tresane St., anytime, Dial 3-2652. (162b) | os | VICTORIA (CP) -- Maj.-Gen. G. WANTED R. Pearkes, ve, Progressive Con- | servative candidate in Esquimalt- CONTACT MAN | Saanich, Sunday defended his state- Who is willing to supplement | ment that $250,000,000 could be his income between $35.00- saved in defence expenditures $60.00 per week. No selling. [Without threatening the fighting ef- Must be willing to devote at | ficiency of the services. least three evenings per week, Addressing a political meeting at 3-4 hrs. per evening. Must om dial 5-1553, Continental Rug Co., td. July1s) MRS. R. GOW c/o TIMES-GAZETTE, OSHAWA 'DON'T BUY A SEWING MACHINE Unless you get the right one. We carry the largest selection in new and d Sewing Machines. From $20 up. Easy terms -- Do interest charges. COMMUNITY SEWING 'CENTER Dial 3-2548 JRDER YOUR SASH, DOORS, "ames, also lumber from T. H. Dancey, ls /hitby Woodworking, 310 Chestnut East, 7hitby. (Julyd) {CRAPPING '34 CHEV. CAR. ALL arts for sale Dial 5-2490. (158) COME ana see the NEW 1953 41--Articles Wanted CASH FOR YOUR PIANO N. Dial (J1y23) GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED, dressers, stoves, heaters, kitchen sets Crysler Furniture, 56 King West. Dial 5-0132. (J1y23) POULTRY, FEATH- metal, rags and mat- Turner. North Oshawa, Jly12) PIANOS, now. Wilson & Lee, 79 Simcoe 5-2822. BENDIX (Aug.") Automatic WASHERS and DRIERS Only $2.95 Weekly BARONS' RADIO & ELECTRIC t 426 SIMCOE ST. 8. 'your Authorized Bendix Dealer" iy19) SCOTT'S RECORD BAR and GIFT SHOP 111 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH DIAL 5-6245 Al WANTED, LIVE ers, scrap iron, tresses. Dial I. 3-2043 collect. CEDARDALE SCRAP IRON and METALS Highest prices paid for Iron, Metals, Paper, Rags, etc. Local and out-of-town calls pick up free. 100 Annis St. east of CNR Station. Dial 5-3432. Residence dial 5-4159, (July15) SHAW RAG and METAL Highest prices paid for scrap iron, BEAUTY 18-year-old Pen- tiction, B.C. beauty, is the late est entrant in the Miss Canada contest to be held in Hamilton, Ont., July 20. She already holds PACIFIC Joan Nagle, . Is your name on the \ voters' list? If not, telephone Liberal headquarters 3-2263 Oshawa (July20) Wyld» "CLIMATITE" Aluminum combination windows and screens "Maloney" Aluminum Combination doors, $59.50 Low Cost Free Estimates TOM BARBER : three titles; represen'ative of B.C. at the Wenatchee Apple Blossom festival, Queen of the Peach festival and Miss P.N.E. of the Pacific National Exhibie tion. 2 SALESMEN Required by large Canadian distributor, handling one pro- duct. Able to promote new RAMODE Canada's most - attractive oll- aluminum awnings, canopies, patios. Let's the light in, keeps the sun out, For more information and free estimates DIAL 3-3553 SCRAP WOOD $5.00 per Truck Load DIAL 3-7333 M. GREENBERG & SONS 308 Bloor St. East July13D yas OXFORD PAINT $1.00 quart ... $3.49 gallon i SUPREME PAINT ' $1.25 quart ... $4.49 gallon 29 Interior & Exterior Colors A & A STORE 86 SIMCOE N. DIAL 5-4462 (July20) AWNINGS KOOLVENT VENTILATED Aluminum' Awnings and Can- pies, made in Oshawa. {OOLVENT SALES & SERVICE 4 BRUCE ST. PHONE 5-4632 (Aug10) Attention Dump Truck Users TRAILMOBILE PILOT HOIST $352 up. Trailmobile Canada Ltd. now offers a full range of Pilot Hoists and dump bodies. All hoists feature exception ally low mounting, permitting greater use of body space. Unusually light weight allows extra payload. Unique sealed gear pump ensures low main- tenance cost. " Call Trailmobile direct or con- sult your truck deoler. Trailmobile Canada Ltd. Box 70, Station H, Toronto 13 {Head = Office and Plant: Pharmacy Avenue, Scarborough, Ont, ; Phones: (Call Collect) i Day -- PLymouth 5-1151 Night -- PRincess 2579 Ajax 743 (Mr. Pryce or Whitby 835 (Mr. Fallaize) ys) Dial 3-8924 metal, rags, batteries, mattresses, ete. Factory accounts appreciated. 89 BLOOR ST. E. Dial 5-2311 -- J. SHAW Res.: 3-9111 (Aug.2) DON'T PAY MORE! 21" CONSOLE TELEVISION $249.95 (Aug.6) ATTENTION TEEN-AGERS AND SCHOOL CHILDREN The National Grocers Co. on Bloor St. E., just east of Simcoe, requires (all-channel aerial extra) Largest Selection of T.V. at lowest prices BARONS' RADIO & ELECTRIC 426 SIMCOE ST. 8. Jy19) NASH Aluminum Combination Windows, The world's finest Oshawa, KOOLVENT SALES & SERVICE Screens and Doors. made in business and work without | close supervision. Car re- quired. Write Box 734 Times- Gazette, | YOUNG MAN | For office work in rapid- ly expanding Co. gcod | starting salary and chances for promotion. OXFORD PAPER CO: * PICKERING, ONT, (161b) 94 BRUCE ST. DIAL 5-4632 : (Augi0) empty 6 qt. baskets in good condition and will pay you 4c each. VENETIAN BLINDS Beautify your home with our Super Close Top model. Can- ada's finest. All flexo vene- tian blinds. Free plastic tapes available. Free estimates and no obligations. Square foot, 57¢. Allen's Venetian Sales DIAL 3-9662 or 598 KING E, Jy18) Don't Miss Barons 3th ANNIVER- SARY WASHER SALE- New 1953 models -- $99.50 up. Easy terms -- largest selection. BARONS' RADIO & ELECTRIC 426 SIMCOE ST. 8. (161c) YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, free to assist cookware demonstrator two or three evenings per week. Salary and transportation supplied. Write Box 534, Times-Gazette. (1620) RELIABLE WOMAN WANTED, THREE half days weekly for general housework. Apply 76 Rowe. (162¢) | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, FOR MAIN | dining room, Apply Mr, Finer, Genosha Hotel. (160¢) BILLING 'AND RECORD CLERK, EX- perienced, 5-day week.. Salary com- mensurate with ability. Apply Ontario Shore Gas, 15 King St. East. (160¢) YOUNG GIRL, REQUIRED FOR OF- fice work, shorthand, typing, good pen- manship is necessary, good working Hae ohn Wiy19) DRAPERIES AND VENETIAN BLINDS DO YOU WANT TOP WAGES? Bigger and better opportuni- ties in many different fields. All easy for you to get steadier, better paid jobs, spare time cash, or your own business. Many paying $2.00 hourly and better. Easy to master on easy terms, too. Send coupon tonight for free information. STANDARD ENGINEERING INSTITUTE, Box 523, Oshawa Daily Times- Gazette. NAME ADDRESS CITY sssesssssnenas conditions. Call 5-1009 between hours (160¢) Custom made, or draperies sold by the yard. Our rep- resentative will call at your home anytime with a complete range of samples and sugges- tions without obligation. Free estimates within 35-mile area. Lowest prices in town FABRIC TOWN 75 SIMCOE N. DIAL 5-1611 In Bowmanville Phone 3609 (Mon, Wed, Sattf) SACRIFICE For quick sale, 1952 10 H.P, Johnston seahorse, 6 Peter- boro speedster Dial 5-5158, and trailer, (1622) 45--Agents Wanted Bookkeeper Wanted Full Time Apply with references to A. J. PARKHILL of Parkhill and Yanch 26®SIMCOE ST. NORTH (158f) WARD AIDES For hours 7 am. to 3 TEACHERS, summer months with a new income. Sell in a protected territory, time, cluding cosmetics, soaps, the largest household necessities manu- facturer, Bi Delorimier, Montreal. 46--Employment Wanted of small baby or child up to 3 years | old, Write Box 511, STUDENTS, FILL YOUR full or part- our 250 guaranteed products in- tonics, Medicines, ele. Write for full particulars to FAMILEX, Dept. 1, 1600 in own home for working mother. Times-Gazette. (1576) p.m. and 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Floor maids 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Salary $100 per month. Apply EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL (161c) Is your name on the voters' list? If not, telephone Liberal headquarters 3-2263 Oshawa (July20) regard to defence expenditures. Said Maj.-Gen. Pearkes: MOSAIC HIGHWAYS The scientists found pavements | "Even the prime minister ad- | made from broken pieces of pottery mitted there might duplication in the purchasing for | the defence forces and that liter- ally millions can be saved by care- ful administration in that depart- ment." 2 ie PRINCE IN CIRCUS Prince <Kari-Kari of Ashanti- land, Africa, shown calmly eat- ing a flaming torch as part of his performance in a Vienna cir- cus, will give up his fire-eating job in Austria to go back to his native Africa and become min- ister of the interior. Kari-Kari was spotted at the circus by Foreign Minister Nee Ottinkrung of Ashantiland, and after some discussion, the fire-eating prince agreed reluctantly to stop eating fire and take on the government job. Kari-Kari has four wives and 17 children waiting for him at home, have been |set on edge in herringbone patterns. (1620) | some extravagances. I am con- (Such intricate work indicated. the | | vinced there has been waste and |existence of an early culture com- extravagance and overlapping and | paring an favorably to those of Egypt urope. Ife's present inhabitants, display little artistic talent, recalled a legend of a woman ruler who centuries ago forced thelr ancestors to pave their city in this fashion. By adding legend to evid- ence of bronze heads and mosaic paving, it was deduced that ancient Ifians themselves, rather than some invading civilization of the forgotten past, culture that was later allowed to languish. -The legend shed one further bit of light. It says that the ancient queen made the Ifians work 'so who then had fathered a | | as to the origin of the Ife culture. Some believed Ife was connected | with the Etruscans and with the | legendary lost civilization of At- lantis described by Plato. Others speculated that a wandering sculp- tor of the Italian Renaissance | must have found his way to Ife. |HEART OF YORUBALAND Ife is the spiritual headquarters | of the Yoruba tribe, which {that man was created in the town. | The Yoruba population. now num- | bering about 5,000,000, consists of | many clans, identifiable by tribal marks scarified on their faces. | mental decoration of their bodies |and elaborate hairdressing. | When Europeans first penetrated {into southern Nigeria, the Yorubas were the region's most advanced social and political tribe, but civil wars and slave raiding gradually di ished their kingd By THE CANADIAN PRESS This is the day of the fife and drum, the big white horse and the Orangemen's sash. So is Sunday. And Monday. Thousands of Canadian Protes- tants are sprucing up for the little walk that will celebrate the *'Glor- ious 12th." It's the anniversary of the battle of' the Boyne where the forces of William of Orange de- feated James II in 1690. Because July 12 falls on a Sun- day, Orangemen hronghout the country will parade either Satur- day, Sunday or Monday. And a Canadian Press survey shows plenty will line up. Warm sunny weather is expected in most parts of the country. In Ottawa, at least 60,000 Orange- men, four abreast, are expected to strut down the city's main street Monday. There will be a smaller parade Sunday. In Toronto, more than 7,000 men and women, sporting sashes, jack- ets and caps of blue and orange, are to march today behind county marshal Fred Woods and his white horse. Woods, 71, hasn't missed an event like this in 40 years. At Chatham, Ont, Orangemen from many paris of southwestern Ontario and Michigan are to par- ade today. Lodge members from six counties around St. Catharines are parading the streets of that city early today. Galt will be host Three Day For Glorious 12th Walks to lodge members from Woodstock | and district. Que., | tholic Inverness, touch to the celebrations. | fall in behin Nova Scotia centres. In New Brunswick the celebra- tions are scheduled for today. Some 3,000 delegates and visitors from 200 lodges in the Maritimes and New England will attend. In the West, Edmonton Orange- men, about 300 strong, will march to church services Sunday. Winni- | peg lodge members travelled to nearby Portage La Prairie for a parade today. LONDON (CP)--Replying to a questioner in Parliament, under- secretary of state J. G. Foster said no arrangements are being made for any separate film record of Commonwealth or British troops participating in the Coronation pro- cession June 2, The "tail" of a particularly bright comet may extend as far as 100,000,000 miles. lieves, | Women are given to highly orna- In prediminantly Roman Ca- Orange- | men are to give an old home week More | than 2,000 indge members plan to a fife and drum | corps to parade through the street. Parades and church services are scheduled at Halifax and other Transports May Cease Running HAMILTON (CP) -- Nearly 400 members of Local 879 of the Gen- eral Truck Drivers union Sunday voted unanimously to support strike action of the Windsor local in its dispute with the Motor Transport Industrial Relations Bureau. A strike vote will be taken in Windsor early this week. Union of. ficials say the result is certain to favor a strike. If it does, some 3,000 freight-transport drivers in the Hamilton and Windsor districts ° will strike and tie up 36 transport companies. The issue arose following a con- ciliation board report in May, in which the Toronto and Hamilton locals were offered a wage boost of seven cents an hour for drivers and 11 cents for mechanics. Another increase of three cents an hour will be added Oct. 1 and a further three cents Jan. 1 next year. Windsor, which operated through a separate board, sought a wage increase of 52 cents an hour to bring its rates into line with those in Detroit. Toronto accepted the report, but Hamilton turned it down on the grounds that the spread-over period is too long. RAID DICE GAME TORONTO (CP)--City and pro- vincial police arrested 47 men Sat urday in one of the largest gambl- ing raids in recentwyears. Inves- tigators said a squad raided the Diamond Boxing Club and found $5,000. in the possession of the oc- cupants and seized about $500 in play along with dice, cards and chips. Charges of keeping a com- mon gaming house were laid against 11 of them: The remaining 36 were charged as found-ins. All were remandd.to July 17. DE VALERA AIDE PASSES DUBLIN (AP)--Frank Fahy, a long-time speaker of the Irish Re- ublic's Dail (parliamnt), died unday. He was 74, Fahy was a member of Prime Minister Eaman de Valera's ruling Fianna Fail party. His death reduces the over. all majority held in the Dail by de Valera to one,