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» . rayon '© Phone 3-401 Imagine! Maximum Response For A Minimum Cost With Ti Sold After The Ad Appeared In The Times-Gazette. For Results Like This Dial 3-2233. : THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, December 23, 1953 19 mes Classified Ads > 32--Automobiles For Sale 39--Articles For Sale 39--Articles For Sale *41'53- CARS B! iG MORE CASH FOR: you at Dodd's Car Lot, 300 Park Road South, Dial 3-9431. (Jan) SEE DOUG AMEY FOR THAT NEW or used car or truck. Ontario Motor Sales, Dial 3-2256, (Dec3S) GET YOUR FRON: END ALIGN men! wheel oaiancing ar Moring's Gar age. 1084 Simcoe St. N. '(Jan10) SIZE PR. LADIES' FIGURE SKATES, s (298¢) 5%. Dial 3-9325 2 PR. SELECTED VICTORY SKIS, new with steel edges, Skiright adjust- Sen harness, - aluminum poles, cheap. (208h) | CHILDS ARMY JEEP; PARIS ICEBOX. | Both good condition. Dial 3-3067. y ' | CHESTERFIELD SUITE, IN DAMASK | rose and green. General Electric stove, | heavy JMring, big table top, good - | tion. Dial 5-5207. (296b) LARGE SIZE QUEBEC HEATER, ONE small cook stove (wood and ceal.) Apply 6 V Rd. (298e) PHONE. IED CAMPIN FOR NEW OR NE Dr trucks af CHE Mills Mo tors. Dial 3-4634. (Jan1s) | USED TIRES, MOST ALL SIZES, $3 UP | BF Quodrich Stores. Phups 34Sek | ane) Tastes In Reading Vary Among People of Britain domestic commodities. Just as a family gets used to drinking a par- ticular tea or smoking a particu- | lar cigaret, so it takes to a parti- | In thé bookshops the neat piles of Christmas books are assembling; from publishers' offices. the flow of able presents is in spate. 39a--Fuel Wood MODERN 4 PC. BATH, NEW WITH FIT- s, $180. te and steel AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WHILE YOU wait. Vern Glass Co. 1216 Simcoe St. N. 5-2842. (Jan. 17) LAKESHORE " WRECKERS. Want cars for wrecking, nighest prices paid. Dial 50533 or 3-2024. (Janl) ATTENTION CAR BUYERS AND SEL. ors--] - Chi Ss, diators, pipes threaded. Phone nn, 460 Montrave. (Jan19) CHRISTMAS TREES, APARTMENT size, reasonable, delivered. Dial 5-6359. 736 Cedar St. (279¢) PLUMBING SUPPLIES. BEDROOM and chesterfield suite. Space heater, stok- er, bathroom set, sinks, piping, threading. Dial 3-7088. od (Jan. 3 TIRES, B. F GOODRICH STORES, son appliances, Television. 33---Automobiles Wanted CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY MUST BE CLEAN We sell nothing but the best. Highest prices paid at KENNY VAN COURTE MOTORS 83 Ritson Rd. S 282t8) 36--Pets and Livestock REGISTERED SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS, one blond male, $25; one blond female, $20. Dial 3.9970. (297¢) | or | PAINT, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, ALL | colours every gallon guaranteed, $2. BEAUTIFUL REGISTERED COLLIE ppies and grown stock, stud service. | Collie Kennels, 1000 Byron South, Whitby. (27418) BABY BUDGIES READY FOR TRAIN. | ing, strain. All eolors, 114 Elgin East. Dial 3-9767. (Jan19) CHICHUAHUA PUPPIES FOR SALE. Tropical fish also available. Dial Fu 29a) ROLLER CANARIES, GUARANTEED, singers 98, hens $1. Apply 261 Gibbon, St 298¢ ROLLER CANARIES, YELLOWS VARI- gated and greens. From club stock. Dial 8 A (Jan. 8) CANARIES, FOR SALE. 400 MONT- rave Ave. (2930) (SMOOTH or black. (Dec3d) Baby Budgies From a talking strain. Free booklet of training instruction with each bird. Budgie and Cage complete $12 . ALSO 3 Colored Canaries 'Red, Orange, etc. Christmas orders accepted. 89 KING E. BOWMANVILLE (298¢) FF Farmers' Column | steel, aluminum wide variety 38--Waearing Apparel MAUVE EVENING DRESS, SIZE 11, | taffeta and net, perfect ceadition: | . (299¢ 38a---Market Basket TURNIPS, POTATOES, PARSNIPS, $1 | per bushel, G. Fish. Dial 3-4953 after- noons. (Jan24) 'GIVE APPLES FOR CHRISTMAS, GIFT BaBers 3 Sizes and prices; also red d from $2 bushel. AGLOMA OR- | 1 mile west of Thornton's Corn- | ers, 3 miles north. Bring containers. Day- | time only. f (297¢) | COME AND GET THEM WHILE THEY last. Carrots, ps, onions, spys and | Simcoe St. N. (Jan$) of Christmas Poultry Fruits, Christmas Beef, Toys, Gifts and finest Foods, Shop at Glecoff's 1.G.A. Supermarket 174 Ritson Rd. South Open every night till 10 p.m. Lots of free paork- ing. (2080) -39-~Articies For Sale BABY CARRIAGE AND CRIB, RANG- ette, electric iron. garden tools, garden hozs, Qa gee 0'd Co) c. 0 one 3 4295, ( ) DUNCAN PHYFE CO¥ lamp table, "ke ne FEE TABLE AND A~siy 297 Ung (287h | PRACTICALLY NEW RE"RIGERATOR 4 years guarantee. Blue. Dial i ( ie) 20" PHILCO T.V., LIKE NEW. "$300 cae" Write Box 17, Times-Gazette. (298¢ ) AND | (2981) DIAL (298¢) GOOD ski boots; Dial 3-2507. | (298b) LIKE NEW; 5 DOMINION USED TIRES tubes, reasonable. Phone 3-9119 8.PC. DINING . ROOM SUITE 32418 ; MAN'S 3: SPEED BICYCLE condition; skis, ski poles, woman's skates, size 7% RADIO-PHONOGRAPH, 3030 rifle; new: 10-pc. set aluminum Dial 5-6184 (ste) | S$ RALEIGH BICYCLE, 3.SPEED | as new: 6 -ft. skis and poles. 0135 after. 6. (298b) | Greenberg & Sons ALE: ' 8 CEDAR FENCE POSTS 16'. CLOTHES LINE POLES NEW AND USED LUMBER FREE DELIVERY Fc. dur convenienée we 'are open Saturdays. Phone 3-7333, 308 Bloor E. (Dec.9,14.16.39 ware new, Addl, Thrifty budget plan. Dial 5-4543 (Dec28) | i ORDERS TAKEN FOR STORM SASHES | No 1 quality, measurements and esti mates free. Dial 3-4089. (Jani8) ALL TIME ALUMINUM WINDOWS and doors. Awnings and door canopies. tubs, stokers, boilers, ra- | P Harry | $5, 00) cord; SLABS, FOOT-LEN H hardwood slabs, single cord. Alse body hardwood 35-2490. | HARDWOOD FACTORY CUTTINGS FOR furnace, range or jacket heater $5 - $3 lots. Delivered anywhere. Dial 7391. (Dec30, 39b--Coal-Coke-Fuel Oil STOVE OIL Prompt daily service, night delivery service. Cities Service Oil Products Doy--Dial 3.9443 Night--Dial 5-5027 (Janis) special | For free or | call Airshade Awnings 'of Oshawa. Dial 85-4332 (Jan20) $19.95 UP - HOOVER ELECTRCLUX Genera! Electric. Filter Queen. Airway Rexair Sales. Dial 5-5121. (Dec29) CITY APPROVED SEPTIC TANKS available now at Fabricated Metals and Stampings Utd. 249 Second Ave 5-1665. (Jan6) gallon. Oshaws Hardware and Electric, 8 Church St. (Dec30) SUNBEAM SHAVEMASTER AN D spare parts for same. 'Cutting nead: cords, etc. Meagher's, 5 King = oi 8 C CONSOLE RADIO AND RECORD players, used. $35 up. Applv B.F Good rich Stores. Dial 5-4543 (145t) VENETIAN BLINDS TOP QUALITY, colors, lowest prices /e measure and instal at mo extra charge. Write Don. A. Real, RR 3, Uxbridge, or phone Port Perry 125R1L (Dec26) AWNINGS MADE TO Lovely patterns. Free estimates. Folding chairs, card and banquet tables for rent Cleve Fox, Oshawa. (Jon14) | WE SELL NEW SKATES AND WILL exchange. All sizes. Oshawa Cycle Sales. 16 Bond St. E. Dial 3-434. "CLIMATITE" Aluminum combination windows and screens "Maloney" Aluminum Combinatian doors, $59.50 Low Cost Free Estimates TOM BARBER Dial 3-8924 (Jan15) (Jand) REWOVEN FROM and woollens, reversible YOUR OLD RUGS { and rug seamless broadloom any size or color. | ontinental Rug Co. | Save up to 1 Body Hardwood Hardwood Slabs Mixed Slabs Soft Slags Foot-lengths Va-Cord Lots, 75¢ Extra G. HEASLIP PHONE 37R33 BETHANY, ONT. (Dec3s) COMIC BOOKS, magazines. sold or exchanged way Book Exchange. 56] King every evening. Floor Covering Oshowa's largest display. Choose from over 300 smart 1953 patterns for every room in the house. Congoleums, Feltols, Rexoleums, Inlaids, Marboleums, etc. Harding and Barrymore Carpets; Hall Run- ner and Stair Carpet. Custom Rug sizes made to order. RUTHERFORD'S 156 SIMCOE SOUTH (270t6) Kings St WwW (Jan20) MEASURE. | ed, state age q cations, BOOKS, | Write Box 18, Times-Gazette. | 40--Articles For Rent WE RENT ELECTRIC PORTABLE sewing machines by tne week or month. Just phone 5-5443, for free delivery and pick up, or drop im to ys your local Singer Sewing Center 14-16 | Ontario Street. (270TF) | COMPLETE SANTA CLAUS OU.' for rent. Dial 5-3204 (2056) % | 41--Articles Wanted | USED PIANO DIAL 3-3993. (299¢) | WANTED--POULTRY, HIGHEST MAR- ket prices, also feathers. Phone collect | Mr. Parker, 486 Whitby. (Dec23. {| WANTED, LIVE POULTRY. FEATH ers, scrap iron, metal, rags and | tresses Dai I. Turner North Oshawa, 3-2043 collect. (Dec26) ! CEDARDALE SCRAP IRON AND METALS 100 Annis St. East of C.N.R. Station WE PAY: Highest prices for Iron, Metal, Rags, Paper, etc. Free Pick-up Open Saturday Dial 5-3432 Res. 5-4159 (Jan15) ORGANS AND. PIANOS WANTED. Must be reasonable. State price. Will pay cash. Give phone number. Write | Box 16, Times-Gazette. [4 SHAW RAG and METAL Highest prices paid fer scrap won, metal, rags, batteries, mattresses ete. Factory accounts appreciated 89 BLOOR ST. E Dial 5-231) -- J. SHAW Res.: 3-911) (Jans) M. Greenberg & Sons WE BUY: Scrap Iron Metal Rags, Ete Highest Prices Paid Phone 3-7333 -- 308 Bloor E. (Dec20) 43--Male Help Wanted EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT WANT- ualificati slay St, 1 | JANITOR, CLEANER, MUST BE DE- pendable, able 3 supply good Sharaoter steady ployment. Pply Commercial Hotel, Oshawa. (2991 SALES DISTRIBUTOR TO SUPERVISE sales and Service for the mical con- di and treatment of Septic Tanks, Cesspools, Drainlines etc. Must have car or truck, capable of appointing sub-agents | and be financially responsible. To such a | man we can offer exclusive territory for | this fast growing line. If you qualify | phone Toronto, EMpire 8-4481 or write | Box 11. (2950) | DESK CLERK. MUST BE ABLE TO | type and be accurate with figures and | cash. Good character references es: | sential. Steady employment. Apply Som: | mercial Hotel, Oshawa. 2091) | 45--Agents Wanted SINGLE BEDS $9.95 Used but in guaranteed excel- lent condition, $9.95. New single felt mattress, $7.95. Used, good condition, single felt mattress, $4.95; new spring-filled mattress, 1-year warranty, $17.95; new Roll- away folding beds with new mattress, $14.95; pillows, sheets, wool blankets in stock. A and A Store, B6 Simcoe N. Dial 5-4462. 5 (Janl) Christmas Trees All Kinds 865 SIMCOE S. (208b) tion. Reasonable. Dial 3-9281. 12. Large dolls house $3. shovel. Skis and poles, borne St. W. RECONDITIONED ELECTRIC REFRIG- erators A-1 condition. Guaranteed. Apply Ave ial 5.427 Childs snow $4. Apply 38 Col- 2 (298¢) Be) STOVE 2257 (2081) INTRODUCING The new triple-track combina- tion ond screen, windows, aluminum doors and awnings, custom made Free estimates. WEATHER GUARD SALES. OSHAWA -- 3.2111 MOFFAT 4 BURNER ELECTRIC Timer, light, color cream. Dial 5 SCOTT'S RECORD BAR : and GIFT 'SHOP 111 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH DIAL 5-6245 (Jan1d) SHOP FOR XMAS AT HOME Watches - Silverware = Electric Shavers - Electric Irons & Ket- ties - Dishes - Blankets, etc., sold on small weekly pay- ments Phone 5-2864 ord a representative will call at your (298¢) | BKATING DRESS, WINE VELVET, SIZE | THIS IS YOUR LIFE IMPROVE IT! A lucrative offer for Waterless Cookware Salesmen, or ladies. 33 1/3% commission on a uality waterless. cookware set. re paid within 30 days. Exclusive territories with overiding on other personnel hired, for the right person. Write immediately. Sales Man- ager will interview in your lo- cality week of December 28th to 31st. International House- wares, 124 Richmond West, Toronto. (209b) 46--Employment Wanted 2 DUTCH GIRLS WANT DAY WORK from 8 to 4:30. Phone Orono 81rl6. C 47 --Legal Notices Township of E. WHITBY | Tender for Truck Sealed tenders marked "Ten- der for Truck" will be received by the undersigned until 3 P.M., Monday, Dec. 28, 1953, | for one four-ton truck or | equivalent, complete with {| dump body and hoist. Tender prices must be stated separately for no trade-in, and also for trade-in of a 1949 KB8-International. Specifications may be obtained from the office of the under- signed. WALTER BEATH, Road Chairman, E. Whitby Twp., Columbus, Ont (Dec21,23) - CONNIE MACK 91 | FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) -- Connie Mack, straignt as an arrow and looking in tip top shape, cele- 'brated his 91st birthday Tuesday. {He looked even better than he did at his last birthday here. He spent the birthday at | home of his son, Connie, Jr. | Telegrams and flowers greeted | the former manager of Philadel | phia Athletics. the Fossil oysters 30 inches in di- | ameter, have been found along the lower Rio Grand Valley. , are sold not |waste time on the savor of words, 2980) ond base for Brookien Dodgers The time is therefore propitious for, Considering ot are the hod: which actu et read nowa says a writer in The Times of London. Quantitatively, the answer is not (likely to be an encouraging one. The very large majority of books 0 individuals but to libraries, and libraries in general exist to please an unexacting taste. | ORDINARY TASTES The ordinary user wants one of two things: - Amusement or instruc- tion. If he is not to be taught in plain language, he needs to amused without effort. And so a huge mass of handbooks on®every conceivable subject has come into being, as well as a Jenerous corpus of light romantic fiction. These books are not without a certain fascination. They prolifer- | ate like mushrooms, and like ushrooms disappear. The text-| books reduce the least amenable | subjects to an unshaded outline, | the fiction reduces all love to ani equation both decent and infallible. | In this branch of literature the writers know their place very ex- actly. Once a mark has been made it has only to be perpetuated. And 80, having discovered a formula whereby, let us say, a nurse mar- ries a doctor, the novelist will have | to go on marrying fresh nurses to | risk of dismaying a hungry public mat |DY & change of theme. Books of this kind are seldom reviewed and little advertised. If they do not often made a fortune outright, they constitute a cosy isher. LOWER LEVEL Below this level, still in terms of qifantitative reading, ®omes a more bizarre stratum of fiction, bound in paper and sold at a rate deter- mined by carefully calculated mul- Itiples of a penny. The romance here burns with a hotter, if not a brighter, flame; and science, too, ! plays its part. A race of giant spiders in the cellar of a country house near Woking is only prevent- |ed from destroying the world by {the timely discovery of a death- ray at the eleventh hour -- such occurrences are quite usual. They appeal to a constant public, rather as do the comic strips. And they are written by writers, each operating under sev- eral names, and all compelled by | economic pressure to unremitting assiduity in the confection of harmless rubbish. So such reading is at this time un. ambitious pitch that it comes as a shock of surprise--and pleasure-- to learn that the classics have a popularity nearly as great. The giant spiders are forgotten for the sake of Odysseus, and the loves of nurse and doctor laid aside while Romeo speaks to Juliet. That is under the stimulus of cheap re- prints, and it is at this point nat pular rea can most ea; Rientified with literature. ly GOOD STORYTELLING Our age has so often been called {the age of science, and the human- ities have so steadily lost ground in general esteem, that what is looked for in books is efficiency. But this includes efficiency in tell: ing a good story. This jsxplajus why 'Homer, in spite of 'archaic manner- isms, is popular. His sentences are short, his descriptions pointed, and his stories grip. | Nevertheless, from the secondary | schools emerges a new and increas- ing public eagerly conscious of the power to be extracted from books. It is not a public which wants to still less of syntax. Quick and pain- less returns are what is sought; and fortunately the paper-bound collections are there to give them. These are also the books most eas- ily within the financial means of that financially stricken middle class which in the past has provid- ed the greatest support to writers. The pattern of reading which can be discerned is therefore a very simple one. Most of the books which ar read change hands as which are read change hands as National Names Junior Gilliam Rookie-of-Year NEW YORK (AP)--James (Jun- for) Gilliam, who took over sec- last spring and handled the job like a veteran, has been named the National League rookie of the year. The 24-man selection committee ! of the Baseball Writers Association | of America gave the 25-year-old | 11 votes, nearly three times that | of his closest rival, Harvey Had- | dix, St. Louis Cardinals' southpaw | pitcher. Haddix received four! votes, | Gilliam, most valuable player in | the International League in 1952 | while with Montreal, batted .278 | 151 games. He drove in 63 runs and included in his hitting six homers, 17 triples and 31 doubles. | His 17 triples led the league. TWO PREP RACES TORONTO (CP)--The running of being considered, E. P. Taylor, di- {rector of the Ontario Jockey Club. said. d t cular writer, or less cannot escape the conviction that, like . a school of porpoises, Henry | Monday night at a special meet- James and Proust, Joyce and Vir- ing of city ia Woolf are close behind them. Morrison of Vancouver, hey have to rediscover, in most tional vice-president of the Amal- be | difficult circumstances, istilling their own time on. REGINA (CP)--The transportation strike a's pre-Christmas main- | Thousands of all union holds a general more. The strike threat appeal. For serious novelists | council e art of gamated Association into fie- | | Employees (AFL- Regina Fears Bus Strike cause a bus driver was fired for type of writer, and | vig ing" senger. ks | from then on all it asks is that the aSERg 3 Yosels normal standard s! tained with as little deviation as Workers will have possible. The ideal is a steady flow of interchangeable volumes, written in precisely the same-style. No wonder that to so marked a predilection for fact and ooinion | e serious novel makes 'less and | ice and trade find alterna- tive methods of getting to work today while the dismissed driver's discuss what action to take. The meeting, called for 5:30 expected to last four hours or threat of a mats Re- season--all meeting to am, is was made {blonde waitress was freed Tues-| "lured" into bed b; 'day on a charge of attempting S$ QUART PRESTO PRESSURE COOK: er with sections. Also a beige winter coat, size 38. Dial 3--- (293¢) Judges Say Businessman "Fooled" Around With Girl TORONTO (CP) -- A pretty after the complainant had been y the woman. to, He charged that Hefner de- extort $20,000 from a Toronto busi- manded $20,000--later lowering the ness man, but her alleged accomp- |demand to $5,000--and threatened lice was convicted and sentenced to show the pictures to the com- to a six-month jail term. | Plainant's wife unless the money A county court jury, after de-| was paid. - liberating for five = and once Miss Shuller testified she had requesting additional explanation, had intimate relations with "Mr. declared Ursula Shueler, 23, not X" on three occasions because he guilty. promised her a new coat, dress The jury returned a verdict of (and shoes. She said all she ever guilty in the charge against Ed- |received from him was a box of win Hefner, 27, with a recommen- | chocolates, dation for clemency 'on the SERIOUS OFFENCE by George interna- of Street, lectric Railway and Motor Coach | TLC). |Judge Robert Forsyth, grounds of non-premeditation." | Judge Forsyth, handing down The complainant, a 64-year-old sentence, told Hefner: real estate man whose identity was | "This is the type of offense we not disclosed at the request of don't take lightly, and I think the charged |jury has taken a most charitable Hefner broke into Miss Shuler's|view of the evidence against you. room and took flash photographs However, that is their opinion. fresh doctors twice a year at the '# yroperty to both author and pub- a tribe of | FOR QUEEN'S PLTE. % {two prep races before the 1954 % {Queen's Plate trial next June is | £ "It hasn't been definitely voted i vet." he said, "but I think that's what we'll have. It will give the horses a much better chance to get ready for the plate, and it would also serve to clear out a {number of horses which haven't an earthly chance." The trial is held a week before the $20,000-added Queen's Plate, Canada's premier racing event. | J | Taylor said the preps would consist of a six-furlong trial and {a mile and 70-yard test. The plate |is nine furlongs. | He also indicated the starting fn fee would be increased from $100 to $350. } rep Rea 6a tore's PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE Now in Full Swing Shop and Save at A« A TONIGHT and TOMORROW ONLY Clearance on Christmas Gift Items FIRST QUALITY CHENILLE BED SPREADS Large Size, 4 colors, Reg. 6.95 3.99 MEN'S DRESS and SPORT 1st quality, 60 only at 1.99 KIDDIES' 2-PIECE SLEEPERS 1st quality in blue or pink Reg. 1.29 60° RTS LARGE GIANT PANDA BEARS 3.99 Men's Winter Underwear Combinations 1.20 Kiddies' Sanforized Lined Plaid Jeans Ladies' Long Sleeve Nylon Blouses - 1.29 1.99 FLANNELETTE SHEETS . pr. 3.99 H.B. ALL-WOOL RED OR GREEN DOUBLE-SIZE BLANKETS EIDERDOWN CAR ROBES ; FIRST QUALITY CUSHION HEALTH SOX pr. 68¢ 4.99 1.99 9.99 . 4.99 HUNTING PARKAS FLIGHT BOOTS . KIDDIES' AND YOUTHS' FLIGHT BOOTS . 3.99 NYLON SPORT SHIRTS Reg. 495-595. only ......... 2,98 MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS WHITE DOUBLE SIZE B LADIES' WOOL CARDIGANS . . KIDDIES' FLEECE-LINED MITTS . . . . . 5c 1.99 MEN'S JUMBO WOOL CARDIGANS 3.99 ED SHEETS 1.60 MEN'S QUILTED BOMBER JACKETS . . 4.99 15° Boys' Size 6-16 Eiderdown Dressing Gowns . 2.99 Ladies' Flannel Sanforized Pyjamas . . . . 1.99 Men's Denim Rivet Dungarees . . . . . 1.99 MEN'S FIRST QUALITY STATION WAGON COATS, reg. 21.95 . 12.95 PLEASE NOTE: THERE ARE LIMITED QUANTITIES ONLY OF ALL THE ABOVE ITEMS. MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR to One and A hat bo A] WINNERS of the A & A BEAN-IN-THE-POT TURKEY CONTEST MR. M. MILNE 292 Elgin Street, Oshawa DENISE NUSSBAUMER 51 Montrave Ave., Oshawe G. SLOANE 370 Lokeshore, Oshawa G. E. CANIN Cc. T. wWoobs 636 Summerville St., Oshowa 40 ad hl