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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, January 16, 1956 41 The Right Words To The Right People Thru Want Ads | 46---Real Estate Wanted 50--Articles For Sale HOUSES WANTED FO R CLIENTS, all cash or your equity. For quick re- sults and satisfactory sale, see, W. Mec- Auley. Realtor, 13 Prince St. R A iggy an. COMIC BOOKS, POCKET BOOKS: MA. gazines, Book Exchange, 561 Kigg St. West Open every evening. sold or ex Kingsway We have prospects looking for 5 and 6 room homes in good districts, and YOUR property may be just what they are look- ing for! We'll gladly look over your home, and give you a sug- gested sale price. No obligation -- of course ! CARL OLSEN, Realtor 39 PRINCE ST. RA 5-3412 After hours 5-4671 or 5-6423 9f 47--Automobiles For Sale m------------------------------------------ 1955 FORD CUSTOMLINE TWO-DOOR, signal . lights, heater and windshield. washers, only 3,000 miles, Phone RA 3-3588. ile ALLSTATE AuTO INSURANCE. SAVE up to 20 per cent 9 months te pay. For personal service at your home. Call RA 5-2802. Feb. SCHICK ELECTRIC RAZORS, ting heads, cords servi complete stock. Meagher's Electric § King Street W. CUT- ce parts, Feb. 1 USED TIRES, MOST ALL SIZES $3 up. B, F. Goodrich Store. RA 5-4543. Jan. 25 | AWNINGS Lovely patterns. Free estimates. Fold- ing chairs, card and banquet tables for rent. Cleve Fox, Oshawa. GUIDE TO GOLD: For Sale ads! To sell what you don't need, call RA. 3-3492 for a Clasified ad- writer. MADE TO MEASURE. Jan. 14 BUNBEAM spare parts for Cords, ete. Meagher"s, 8 King Street W same, Cuttieg heads. Jan, 28 PRESSURE SYSTEMS $85., 3-PC. BATH $99. Stainless steel sinks $15. Plastic 1| threadings. 3-7088. (Firsts). steel and soil pipe, fittings, Instalations Chinn's RA Jan. 31 Yes, You Make Your Own Deal At MANCHESTER GARAGE Ford-Monarch Dealer Phone Port Perry 512 Check our prices with any dealer and compare your save ings. You make your own deal. here. A large selection of Al Used Cars to choose from. M,W,F Jan 23 1950 HUDSON SEDAN, medium green... $695 1947 FORD COACH, dark blue 1947 MERCURY SEDAN maroon BRAMLEY MOTOR SALES 1271 Simcoe St. North RA 3-4675 tf. 48--Automobiles Wanted WANTED -- CARS. FOR WRECKING. Highest prices paid. Phone RA 8-8911. Feb. 10 LAKESHORE AUYO WRECKERS want cars for wrecking, highest prices paid. RA 51181 or RA 35-1182. Feb. 7 WILL PAY SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS for the best car offered. Apply 138 Lind- say South, Lindsay, Ontario. ile NEVER SELL YOUR CAR Until vou see Nels Hyland, Toronto's Leading Car Buyer.. Cash and Liens paid oft. Part Cash and another car. Another car financed. WE TRADE UP OR DOWN NELS HYLAND HAS IT! 1750 Danforth Ave., Toronto RI 7547 49--Automobile Repairs SUNSHINE MOTORS, CAR, or Diesel trouble. Phone MOhawk 8-4251, Whitby, 1200 Dundas East, lifetime ex- perience. nf 50--Articles For Sale WE BUY SELL AND EXCHANGE used furniture. RA 3-3271. Apply 444 Simcoe Street South. Feb. 7 WINTERSEAL Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors. KOOL-LITE KOOL-SIDE "IT OPENS ond closes from inside the house." Ventilated Aluminum Awnings and Canopies. All-weather protection, LES EVENISS SALES LTD. 15 PRINCE ST. RA 5-4632 AFTER HOURS Les Eveniss RA 3-2707 Bill Galbraith RA 5-8832 George Bartlett .. RA 5-1893 Jack Sheriff ..".. RA 3-3775 Feb. 20% OFF FLOOR SAMPLE CHESTERFIELD HA 0060 tf TRUCK, 12 PAINT, $2.95 GALLON, GUARANTEED, all colors, interior, exterior. Oshawa Hardware and Electric. 62 King St. West RA 3.7624, Feb. 12 RUGS -- SAVE UP TO % ON NEW, reversible broadloom rugs. Made from your old woolens, carpet, clothing, etc. Dial RA 5.1532. Feb.13 LLOYD BABY CARRIAGE, LIKE NEW. Reasonable. Call RA 5-5964. 10¢ LADY'S FITTED WINTER COAT, SIZE 16, dark red, grey persian lamb trim, perfect condition, $15., Phone Ajax 5-93w. 12¢ KITCHEN OIL STOVE WITH OVEN and reservoir, McClary make, perfect condition. Dial RA 5-4971. 12f THREE PIECE CHESTERFIELD suite, one odd chair. Dial RA 8.8798. 12¢ B.F. GOODRICH STORES, TIRES, BAT- teries, Kelvinator refrigerator. Televi sion. Thrifty budget plan. RA 5-4543. Jan, 29 BEAUTIFUL THOROUGHBRED ST. Bernard pup. Male. One only. Phone Mrs. Neal, Claremont 3-2813 or Whitby MO. 8-2931. lb MODERN COCKTAIL, COFFEE AND TV tables made to order, all sizes, $9.95 up. Orders taken now. For information call RA. 5-5929. ONE BED, MATTRESS SPRING, $16;| half dozen pairs double bed sheets $5 pair; four bridge chairs, $3 each. Phone | MO 8-3788, Whitby. 10¢c MAKE MORE SALES -- Add Classi- fied ads to your sales-staff! OFFICE FURNI I URE & SUPPLIES ARKLESS ASSOCIATED SERVICES Agents for Albert White & Co. Ltd. 136 "Simcoe St. S., RA 5-2864 PRINTING -- DUPLICATING ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES Jan.15 25 SHEETS PLYWOOD (34" thick - 4 ft. x 8 ft.) New 2x4 and 2x 6 APPLY 360 LAKESHORE 10 WHEEL BALANCING For safety, for comfort, for tire economy, your wheel should be balanced for that smoother ride, JOHN BERLETT TEXACO SERVICE STATION 117 Simcoe St. North Next to fire hall RA 3-7032 Feb.3 CHESTERFIELD TRADE-INS | 2 and 3-piece chesterfield and bed chesterfield suites. | 3 : | Bradley's Furniture Drive-In 299 SIMCOE SOUTH tf, Stop when you want to! Go when you want to! Have your present tires de-skidded for your safety. JOHN BERLETT'S TEXACO Service Station 117 SIMCOE ST. N, Phone RA 3-7032 Feb. 3 For the Bgst Selection of 9 x 12" Wide Quaker & | congoleum floor covering Jan. 20] | EE ---- {| CFRB-Bing Crosby CKLB 1350 WGR 550 ® CKEY 580 © ® WKBW 1520 ® CHVC 1600 RADIO LOG WBEN 930 © CFRB 1010 ® CHUM 1050 ® CKOC 1150 CBL 740 © CJBC 860 ® CHML 90¢C MO 6.00 P.M, NDAY EVENING 7.30 P.M. CELB-Dream Passport CKEY-Keeping Track WBEN-Jack Carson wan. " I SHAVEMASTER AND || FLIES OVER POLE Marine Lt: Col. Hal R. Kolp, of Akron, Ohio, is the first pilot to fly over the South Pole since 1947. Bad flying conditions forced him to change his flight plan and he had to steer his four - engine Skymaster due south and over the pole. Lt. Col. Kolp was on a reconnaissance mission for Adm. Richard E. Byrd's expedition when he ran into a "whiteout." OLD COUNTRY SOCCER i |CJBC-News; Sports CKLB-News: Theatre Guide CBL-CBC News; Sports 6.15 P.M. JKLB-Sports CFRB-Passing Parade C8L-Livestock Reports: WBEN-Sports 6.30 P.M. CKLB-Easy Listening CBL-Chansonettes 7.00 P.M. CKLB-Stamps and Stories WGR-Lone Ranger CJBC-Byng's Choice CBL-Rawhide "FRB-Kate Aitken WBEN-Curt Massey 7.15 P.M. CKLB-Red Skelton CBL-Roving Reporter 7.30 AM. 'KLB-News: Koties Korner CJBC-Toast and Jamboree CKEY-News; Musical WGR-Musical Clock CFRB-News; Top o' the Morning: Livestock 8.00 AM. CJBC-News; Sports 8.15 AM. C3L-Devotions WBEN-Musical Clock 8.30 AM. CBL-March Past LONDON (Reuters)--Results of soccer games today in the United Kingdom: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Arsenal 0 Tottenham H 1 Birmingham C 1 Burnley 2 Blackpool 6 Aston Villa 0 Bolton W 4 Portsmouth 0 Cardiff C 4 Manchester C 1 Chelsea 2 Sunderland 3 Everton 3 Charlton A 2 Huddersfield T 1 Wolverhampton 3 Manchester U 3 Sheffield U 1 Newcastle U4 Luton Town 0 W ronwich A 3 Preston N E 2 Division II Barnsley 0 Leicester C 1 Blackburn R 2 Plymouth A 1 Bristol City 2 Fulham 1 Hull City vs Stoke City ppd Lincoln City vs Liverpool ppd Middlesbrough 1 Bury 3 Nottingham F 1 Bristol R 1 Port Vale 3 Notts C 1 Rotherham U vs Swansea T ppd Sheffield W 5 Doncaster R 2 West Ham U 1 Leeds U 1 Division III (Southern) Brentford 2 Colchester U 2 Brighton 5 Crystal P 0 Coventry C 3 Leyton 0 0 Ipswich T 4 Queen's PR 1 Milwall 5 Gillingham 0 Reading 0 Bournemouth 2 Shrewsbury T 1 Northampton T 1 Southampton 3 Aldershot 1 Southend U 6 Exeter C 0 Torquay U 1 Newport C 1 Walsall 4 Swindon T 0 Watford 1 Norwich C 1 Division III (Southern) Barrow 3 Accrington S 1 Bradiord 0 Tranmere Rovers © ppd after 57 minutes Carlisle U 2 Gateshead 1 Chester 2 Darlington 1 Crewe Alex 1 Halifax T 4 Derby C 4 Bradford C 1 Grimsby T vs Southport ppd Hartlepools U 3 Wrexham 2 Rochdale vs Chesterfield ppd Stockport C 7 Mansfield T 2 Workington 4 Oldham A 3 York City vs Scunthorpe U ppd SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A Airdrieonians 3 Kilmarnock 2 Celtic vs Falkirk ppd Dundee 0 Hearts 2 East Fife 0 Motherwell 2 Hibernian 1 Aberdeen 3 Partick T vs Dunfermline A ppd Queen of S 5 Clyde 2 St. Mirren vs Raith R ppd Division B Arbroath 2 Mon'rose 1 Ayr U 5 Alloa A 1 Brechin C 1 Forfar A 1 Cowdenbeath 2 Dumbarton § E Stirling 0 Berwick R 0 Hamilton A 6 Stranraer 1 Queens P 0 Dundee U 0 St. Johnstone 2 Third Lanark 0 Stenhousemuir 1 Morton 0 Friendly match Shivking A 2 Albion R 3 MOR! SS lydlyd janldr london 1st add soccer . . IRISH LEAGUE Ballymena U 4 Glentoran 1 Bangor 4 Glenavon 6 Crusaders 2 Coleraine 2 Derry C.5 Cliftonville 2, Linfield 5 Distillery 0 Portadown 2 Ards 4 PLAN HUGE PROGRAM NEW YORK (AP)--A $20,000,000 building project, including 900 homes is being constructed near Plattsburgh, N.Y. Jerome Lieber- thal, head of a syndicate develop- ing the project, said Sunday it marks the emergence of the Lake Champlain valley as a major com- mercial, industrial and popultaion centrg. A $70,000,000 strategic air command jet bomber base is under construction outside Plattsburgh. See ROSS E. MILLS CO. LTD. 81 Simcoe St. N. LIFTS CURFEW AMMAN, Jordan (Reuters)--The government Saturday lifted the curfew imposed on Amman and other Jordan towns and the situ- ation returned to normal after re- cent riots which took a toll of 50 dead and injured. | CFRB-News: Top o* the | Morning: Gospel Singer | 9.00 AM. CKLB-News: Devotions CKEY-Jay and Ginger | 0.15 AM. 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WBEN-Arthur Godfrey CJBC-Symphony CFRB-Suspense WGR-Dragnet 9.00 P.M. CBL-Roving Reporter CFRB-Show Songs CKEY-News; Crysdal Sports: Joe o CBL-Kindergarten of the air | CJBC-Six Portraits CFRR-Radio Theatre CBL-Symphony 8.30 P.M. CJBC-Jazz Unlimited 10.00 P.M. CFRB-Eddie Cantor WGR-Fibber and Molly CJBC-Cal Jackson WBEN-Dateline 10.30 P.M. CBL-D only known rat-free area in North America. ince's control campaign, bait with arsenic as its basic ingredient was used. At the same time the agri culture department experimented with warfarin, a new veloped in the United Sttaes. Its EDMONTON CP) -- Alberta's warfare with "warfarin" is halt- ing the advance--and slowly elim- inating -- the rat. The disease- carrying, destructive rodent in 1950 began invading the province from its eastern neighbor, Saskatche: Prior to 1950 Alberta was the In the first phase of the prov- ison de- Artists CFRB-Mantovani CKEY-News: Sports: WGR-John Lascelles 1.00 P.M. 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WBEN-Dateline CBL-News CJBC-BBC Program WGR-Fibber and Molly CFRB-Eddie Cantor 10.30 P.M. CFRB-Montovani CBL-Leicester Square WGR-John Lasceiies 11.00 P.M. CKLB-News: Starlight Souvenirs CBL-Anthology TODAY'S CROSSWORD ACROSS . Military life . Out of . Prophet (Bib.) . Flower . Leave out . To mark, as with spots . Color . Diving bird . Guido's ( highest note . Spire, as on a church . Like Author of "The Star. Spangled Banner" 14 18.1 3. Encount. ered 4. Fathe. J. Fish-drying 6. Tear 7. Leather flask for oils 8. Duck 9. Biblical name 23. Taste ack 26. Shape Poss.) 11. Stops n a due manner 18. Mimicked 18. Pieced out £1, Terror 22. At home 24. Funda. mental 25. Indium (sym.) 28. Stripes 35. Apportion 39. Roman money , 40. Male offspring 42. Buddha (Chin.) . Discharge, | 2 a 5 7 8 % 10 " to hope that rats will be exterm- since 1953 has' led officials inated. The campaign against the Nor- way rat is being waged along a 24-mile-wide and 250-mile-long area that includes 40 townships on the Alberta-Saskatchewan border from a point south of Medicine Hat north to Lloydminster. Officials report that since Aug- ust, 1953 no. rat colonies have been found west of the 6,000-square mile region where extensive con- trol measures have been carried out. The first rat colony in Alberta was found on a farm in the Al- sask district four miles west of the Saskatchewan border and about 200 miles southeast of Ed- monton. It was quickly extermin- ated. In early 1951 the threat in- creased. Surveys showed that by the spring of 1952 there were 39 colonies on farms between Em- Alberta Rat Hunt Gains Momentum The Norway rat officially was declared a pest and ft became the legal responsibility of any person in the province to destroy rats on his premises. When the campaign was com- pleted in July, 1953, more than 4800 square miles in the danger zone had been "rat-proofed." Tests with warfarin proved so successful the government under- took the second phase of its cam- paign in the fall of 1953 by dis- tributing the poison, with instruc- tions for use to all farmers and 50, 250 and 750 kilowatt hours a month. The system now used by most Ontario communities is two-| block, with one rate for the first 60 kilowatt hows and another for| additional power. Niagara Falls has a three-blo~k plan. TEST IN WINDSOR The four-block system is being tested in Windsor. Delegates turned a cold shoulder on the commission's first attempt to generate enthusiasm for its 50th anniversary celebrations. They de- feated a proposzl by A.A. Kennedy. MEA president and a Hydro commsisioner, that an anniversary issue of Hydro News, the commis- sibn's own magazine, be disirib- uted to all domestic customers in the province. The commission this year cele- FINED $3,000 PORT ARTHUR (CP) -- Eric Hadley, Lakehead prospector, was fined $3,000 Saturday for income tax evasion on undeclared earn. ings of more than $30,000, Hadley, connected with recent rich lithiug ore developments at the Lakehead; pleaded guilty to six charges of irregularities in his tax returns for the years 1948 to 1953 inclusive: brates both the passage of pro- vincial legislation setting up the first Hydro commission in 1906 and the appointment of the first comi- mssoners. 2 - The OMEA is expected to spon- sor an anniversary celebration in Kitchener in May. Ji property owners in the danger zone. KILLS PAINLESSLY The poison, which kills pain lessly by breaking down the coagu- lating agents in the blood causing internal bleeding is set out in baits made up of cornmeal and rolled oats. | A water-soluble form of war- | farin also is used and along with] the solid form provides a deadly 'one-two' punch. In using the two forms of warfarin, officials said it| is essential that no other food or water be available for the rats. Officials said other poisons have been used against the rat but be cause of its efficiency, ease of] handling and comparative safety-- it normally is not harmful to hu- mans or livestock--warfarin is the basic weapon. They now say they think the rat can be exterminated from its foot- hold in Alberta. As examples they cite farms in the border area where, following thorough clean- up and poisoning campaigns, no evidence of rats has been found press and Consort, a distance of 70 miles. for as long as two years. 'Hydro Develops New Formula For Customers' Power Bills TORONTO (CP) -- The Ontario cost to only a small percentage of Hydro Electric Power Commission| domestic consumers. Some dele- | announced it has developed a new| gates, however, said the new rate formula on which Ontario muni-| cipal utilities may base their power bills to customers. Commission spokesmen told dele- gates to the annual meeting of Dis-| vice-chairman said the new plan/ trict 4, Ontario Municipal Electric | Association, that the new structure|It was a four-block system, Club | should mean increases in powerirates varying after consumption of violated a principle of hydro rates that the more power used the less it costs. W. Ross Strike, Hydro's second) would make rates more equitable. with OLD TIME AND MODERN | f starts LT TODAY fips GEORGE WADE AND HIS CORN HUSKERS A DREAM THAT : BECAME A NIGHTMARE THE J. ARTHUR RANK ORGANIZATION PRESENTS _ A MICHAEL BALCON PRODUCTION THE NIGHT CAME UD Starring MICHAEL REDGRAVE : SHEILA ALEXANDER KNOX - DENHOLM ELLIOT" FOR THIRTEEN PEOPLE! Za ON THE SAME PROGRA SIM as old time NOTE: This band plays excellent modern music, as well SEVERAL YEARS AT RED BA WED., JAN 18-9P.M.'TIL1 A.M. THE PALAIS ROYAL ADMISSION 75¢ PLAZA - 29. Public notice 30. Soldier * 34. Vitality 36. Fortify 37. Coin (Swed.) 38. There are * five large ones on the earth 40. Break sharply Valued Fencing swords Minus 41. 42. 43, At one time DOWN 4". 1. Shooting star 2. Apart THEATRE GUIDE | p tad LOPERT FILM PRODUCTIONS ROSSANO BRAZZI ILYA LOPERT Directed by DAVID LEAN RELEASED THRU UNITED ARTISTS present FATHARINE HEPBURN in DAVID LEAN'S PRODUCTION of Colle by Technicolor, with DARREN MCGAVIN and ISA MIRANDA + Produced by DAVID LEAN and H. E. BATES Based on Arthur Laurents' "The Time of the Cuckoo," produced on the Broadway stage by Robert Whitehead and Walter Fried + Filmed on location in Venice, italy Extra - CARTOON - WACKY BYE BABY - & SHORTS MONDAY All her life she dreamed and hungered for love... and finally she found it in the world's most fabulous citv . . . Venice! ADULT Entertainment © Scresnpley by Set to the WILD 'WONDERFUL beat of young hearts 1 in LOVE! | STARRING x 0 CALIOUN- PIPER LAU RE ct SIR HAE BILTMORECD NE iy er win REGINALD GARDINER + BARBARA BRITTON « DAM craviex FEATURE TODAY . . . |¢ 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:35 7:40 - 9:45 SUITES 40 TO CHOOSE FROM AT BRADLEY'S of BER. H E PROGRA A courageous fight for survival $ | Biltmore -- "Ain't Misbehavin' ™".| (Technicolor), 1.00, 3.55, 6.50 and 9.48 p.m. "The Seekers" (Color) 2.25, 5.20, and 8.19 p.m. Last complete show at 8.10 p.m. Marks -- The Night My Number Came Up", 1.15, 4.10, 7.05 and 10.05 p.m. "City Of Shadows', RA 3-7641 RE a Jan. 11 50--Articles For Sale LUCY oemanpen LOVE... AND EVERYTHING ELSE BESIDES! NASH "FACTORY TO YOU!" 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