Daily Times-Gazette (Oshawa Edition), 12 Oct 1956, p. 21

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%0 mE DALY YMESGATETTE Fite ome mm ho Thomson's Brother Sure CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 18 50---Articles For Sale 50---Articles For Sale eet --. - AWNINGS MADE TO ' HOTPOINT WASHING MACHINE IN lovely patterns. Free estimates. Fold excellent condition. No reasonable offer ing chairs, card and banquet 'ables for! artist's body was moved from an| t14 unmarked = grave in refused. Dial RA 56978 238b rent. Cleve Fox. Oshawa Oc! THREE PIECE set, pink 1% size tion. Dial RA B8-8210. op WINTER KENWOOD NEW DOUBLE STAINLESS STEEL Perfect condi- sinks, $20.95: swing taps $8.95: copper 236c % inch pipe. 30c foot; elbows 10c. Free installation. Chinn's, RA Oct. 28 - estimate on TWO SPACE HEATERS, LARGE AND 37088 small coal and wood stove. Guerney, | "oo = rata a wwe rw ' USED RECONDITIONED WASHING Apply 207 Wilson Avenue, Whitby. 236¢ machines, $49.95. Budget terms Goodrich Stores RA 5-4543. 2334 WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE used furniture. - RA 3-3271. Apply 444 Simcoe Street South. Oct. 22 MOFFAT ELECTRIC STOVE, GOOD condition reasonable, Apply 14 Buck Ingham 236¢ TWO WHEEL 70X TRAILER. APPLY wie AL By iwi 325 Baldwin Street 217¢ MOVABLE GARAGE OF PEDLAR i -------------------- FPP EEPRS galvanized metal construction. Write CHILDREN'S AND BABY'S CLOTHING. Box 344, Times-Gazette. 236c woollens and cotton, In good condition. -- alu Dial RA 3.7081 237d PIANO, WILLIS, GOOD CONDITION. ac a - -- 44 x 60, $115, Dial RA 5.4187. 2381 ? PIECE OAK DINING ROOM SET $75 -- -- e-------------- Dial RA 5-4318. 237 HAIR DRYER, GOES po RIN POR ARE & perfect for home or business. RS TAKEN FOR STORM SASH. m quick drying. Nearly new Measurements and estimates free: $20. Dial RA 35-9209. 237¢ Dial RA 3.4989 Oct sien --- - = -------- CHROME KITCHEN SUITE. PHILLIPS COOK STOVE INSTALLED WITH TWO 'television, chesterfield, chair, two single silent glow oil burners plus 45 gallon peds, bedroom suite, washing machine, oi} drum in perfect condition. Reason-\jamp, vacuum cleaner, polisher three able. Phone RA 3.9677 after six. 238b prushes, Ajax 271J 237b A GOOD SELECTION OF USED AND BATHS. BASINS, STOOL, SINKS, rebuilt washing machines. Jack Bid- sump pumps and hot water tanks. All dulph, 68 Simcoe Street North RA kinds of pipe and fittings. New and used 5-1179. 238a city approved septic tanks, $80. Most I rices, GIRLS' WINTER COAT, SIZE 12 to 18. RA $4241, J. Foley Ladies beaver jacket size 18 to 18 - : - Phone RA 56405 236b SCHICK ELECTRIC RAZORS, CUT- ting heads, cords and service, parts, FOR complete stock. Meagher's Electric, 5 AUTOMATIC 2 King Street West Nov. sale, Ten dollars. 5.084 WE STILL HAVE A FEW GOOD 1 . mir electric motors priced from $2.95. Jack CIDER AND WINE BARRELS, OSH- Biddulph. #8 Simcoe Street North. awa Hardware and Electric, 62 King RA 51179 : 2382 | West. RA 3.7624 Nov. 2 I'HERMOSTAT, 5-9845 THREE PIECE CHIPPENDALE| NEW 3 PIECE BATH, $80. STAINLESS chesterfield suite in excellent condi. steel sinks $12,95. Sump pumps $35. Pres- tion. Apply 57 Hillcroft Street 238¢ gure systems $85. Plastic, copper and - steel pipe and fittings. Free estimates Chinn's, RA 3-7088. LLOYD BABY CARRIAGE GREY ang installation Oct. 26 very good condition. RA 5-7402 238a TWO WOOL' DRESSES, JUMPER, RE: NiNE PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM versible skirt and blouses. Girl's size 12. gite good cindition. Large kitchen RA 3-7477 237¢ cabinet, coal and wood stove. Dial RA pre 8050 237 REASONABLE SMALL HEAVY purty *® : . electric stove and small coal and wood |G ECTRIC RANGETTE, SUNSHINE range. Phone RA 13-3891 237¢ heavy duty elements in perfect condi - - tion, oven with automatic controls ONE FLECTRIC WATER HEATER n y ii OE thermostat. Apply 262 Ritson Road 3 206. Frontepac Avenue. RA 3 ans. North ne! pre promt [DOUBLE BROWN STEEL SIMMONS ag hg Pith 5 REASON: bed, spring and mattress, good clean able. Dial RA 37893 after 3. © condition. Modern china cabinet, pro- cums 5 tove, four burner table top AND USED, ALL Rane gas & . an . SR ATE dior gents and .ghudien's|Neariv.new. Dial RA 53800. 234 Trade-ins mccepted. Drayton Cyele 204) cai re Nes ELECTRIC FIRE: Bond Street East corner Kenneth Ax: gjace, large wardrobe with three mir- enue. Phone RA 3-634. Noy rors, china cabinet; desk, living room TWo TRI LIGHTS AND ONE BRIDGE table and one large' bed. Apply 154 Jamp with matching shade, three table Mary Street . _236¢ Jamps, youth's windbreaker, new tux- coppeEEpN CARAT GOLD "LON- edo and two men's suits, good condition gin" g *s watch, penk, watch band Size 38 to 40. Old model vacuum cleaner Jo", three 4l4poent diamond dial very reasonable to clear. RA 8-835 iit is 'appraised at $330. Selling at sac 237 Lifice price. Apply 397 Wilson Road S. or Phone RA 5-8143 236¢ SKATES, NEW FUR COAT, BLACK PERSIAN PAW, RA 58 = size 16, $65, excellent condition Dial " REASONABLE LLOYD GREY AN RA 3:3938 2388 Lhite baby carriage for sale. Dial ONE AMHERST UPRIGHT PIANO, RA 58114 236c with bench. Phone Port Perry 277R MANURE FOR SALE DELIVERED. after 3 o'clock sac MANURE FOR VERED. ON E ga WESTINGHOUSE .uod condition $75. Phone WASHER, RA 39595 aa7¢ Also nine piece walnut dining room : 297¢ quite. Phone RA 5-5439 237 COMBINED, WOOD, COAL AIR.COMPRESSORS, ONE PORTABLE . iain. 'and one garage size 150 pounds pres- sure, electric motor 2 horsepower, in duction 10-220 volts, tune up machine 3 speed racer bicycle. All articles must WINTERSEAL be sold by weekend. 286 Frontenac ~ Avenue. RA 5.9216 237¢ Aluminum Combination ee Windows and Doors SINGLE STEEL PANEL BED WITH springs. Painted grey. Dial RA 5-5861 KOOL-LITE KOOL-SIDE |:08 cents each. Pho "IT OPENS and eloses from |RUDD GAS WATER H EATER 15 STOVE and gas, four Call RA 34114 237 FOUR INCH CLAY WEEPING TILE | .09 cents each. Phone RA 35-3855. Oct. 19 inside the house." gallon. Dial RA 88515. = 2% my mgs Ventilated Aluminum Awnings |MOFFAT RANGE, DEBUTANTE, AU- B P h b t ¥ al . roninition | tomatic oven, good condition. Apply 1 {Clark Street 236¢ is UNBEAM SHAVEMASTER AND |spare parts for same. Cutting hea cords, ete. Meagher's $5 King Str West, Oct. 20 USED TIRES, MOST ALL SIZES, up. B. F. Goodrich Store, RA 5-45 0 and Canopies. All-weather - protection. LES EVENISS SALES LTD. 15 PRINCE ST. RA 5-4632 After Hours: Less Eveniss RA 3-2707 Bill Galbraith RA 5-8832 Don Howe RA 5-0313 Jack Sheriff RA 3-3775 Oct. 18 $3 43 B._F. GOODRICH STORES, batteries, Kelvinator refrigerators, vision. Thrifty budget plan. RA S- 0 RUGS -- SAVE UP TO HALF ON NEW, reversible broadioom rugs. 20 decorator shades. Made from your old woolens, carpet, clothing. Dial RA 59438. Nov, 1 LLOYD BABY CARRIAGE, LIGHT- weight, aluminum, white. Like new. Dial RA 5.7756. 238b UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER GOOD 238b M. GREENBERG di Call RA 3.7070 & SONS pri cat E PIEX two chesterfield suites, 1a mps, venetian blinds, drapes, dishes, alumin- um pans. Apply 105 Ritson Road North 238» AND USEC MBER 16 # Cedar Poles i -------- a 8 = For Results CALL RA 3-3492 NEW Cedar Posts Pipe 45 Gallon Drums NEW & USED -- ANGLE Fints, Rods, ete. iron. Channel OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY FREE DELIVERY -- RA 34333 308 BLOOR ST. EAST OSHAWA 40 CHESTERFIELD SUITES Always on Display at Lower Prices Nov.5 FOR SALE Used fifteen thousand feet of 34-inch maple flooring, ot $75 per thousand 15 industriol work tables. B.C. fir timbers, all sizes, $85 per thousand. Soil pipes with fittings 2 x 12 B.C. fir floor joists, length of 20 x 22 x 32 feet. 2x4 2x6 2x8 Apply CHAPMAN AND POW Phone Ajax 628W or 558W after § HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER SPECIAL Model 619 $30. Model 118. Save up to $20.25 Constellation 824 $27.00 FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION All other models in SHANKS APPLIANCES West 238b Bradley's Furniture «Drive-In 299 Simcoe South Xa S085 | JUST SOUTH OF GIBB STREET) Oct, ¢ Save up tc Save up to stock g Stree Artist's Body Buried At Leith MEASURE, brother of painter Tom Thomson, |} undertaker. got =: Alcoholism "I am sure that the people who | MILFORD BAY, Ont. CP)--| |George Thomson, 89 - year - old buried Tom by the lake in the |first place would have made sure told reporters he is sure the] the right r. Thomson is vacationing in soa. ghd Algonquin spies Muskoka district community | ark lo Leith, . " |about 10 miles west of Brace- A skeleton was dug up in a|pridge. His brother, Tom, one of grave in the park last week and its|Canada's foremost painters, died discoverers think it may be that in 1917 at the age of 39. of the artist. Official reports listed the death Gorge Thomson said he had as an accidental drowning and authorized an undertaker to ex-|say the body was moved a year hume the body from its first grave later to a new grave at Leith, which overlooked Canoe Lake. |mear Owen Sound, Many U.S. Observers Stevenson's Chances Better | By GEORGE KITCHEN | The outcome depends on the Canadian Press Staff Writer [post-election count of the electoral WASHINGTON (CP) -- Just a vote, that weird and complicated month or so ago you'd have been method of electing a president hard put to find a political dope-|which baffles outsiders looking in ster rash enough to go out on aon a U.S. election and which con- limb and predict that Democrat fuses Americans themselves. } Adlai E. Stevenson might -- just] For a president is elected not possibly might--beat out Repub- on the number of popular votes lican Dwight D. Eisenhower for he gets in the country as a whole the presidency but on the number of electoral Today, less: than 30 days be-|yotes commanded by the individ- fore the Nov. 6 U.S. election, limbs| yal states he wins. Each state has with said dopesters aboard are/the same number of electoral] sprouting out in all directions and| votes as it has members of Con- they don't even seem to be wor- gress. A candidate who wins a ried about someone coming along majority, however small, of the behind and sawing them off. popular votes in a state takes all They aren't saying, of course, of its electoral votes as well. that Stevenson, who lost out to] There are 531 electoral votes, Eisenhower in 1952, will lick the with 26 needed to win. popular, Republican president this SOUTH SOLID time. Many of them still consider, In assessing Stevenson's chances Eisenhower unbeatable but they the dopesters figure it this way: now are conceding that an upset At this stage of the campaign, by Stevenson is not impossible,| most observers concede the great which is a big switch in observer| bulk of the 11 states in the Sou'h, sentiment over a short span of plus four of the so-called southern four or five weeks. border states, will vote solidly for The change in the political bet-| Stevenson. This would give him a ting springs from a surprisingly total of 167 electoral votes. vigorous Democratic organization, Building on this Southern nuc- an unusually large pre - election leus, Stevenson then would neuvd registration by Democratic party| only to capture one or two disaf voters in key areas, rumbling of fected but normally Republican discontent in the farm belt and the farm states plus the electoral way Eisenhower himself has de- votes of several big industrial cided he had better step up his stites--Pennsylvania"s 31, Ohio's campaign schedule and get out and/25 and Michigan's 20 -- and he hustle for votes. would be in. Canadians Gaining Knowledge From Australian Atomic Tests OTTAWA (CP)--Canadian scien-|entists at the tests are, for the tists and servicemen are gaining first time, measuring heat and : : blast from the "shots." knowledge at the atomic tests in Mr. Zimmerman said the Brit- (Australia which will be of value ish and Australians, who are con- to Canada s armed forces and ducting the tests, had high praise civil defence organization, A. H. for the Canadian scientists and Zimmerman said Thursday. for the Canadian Army's No. 1 The chairman of the Defence radiation detection unit of 22 men Research Board, just returned which is also participating. from the atomic trials at Mara- Canadian scientists at Mara- linga, Australia, said in an inter- linga are headed by Dr. J. A. view that the dozen Canadian sci- Carruthers of Strathroy, Ont. | guson told the annual meeting of the national states conference on alcoholism. 'We would rather live with it, particularly whe - for most of us it is somebody els2's problem." Dr. Ferugson, chairman of the medical advisory hoard of the Al- | coholism Research Foundation of TORONTO (CP) -- Prohibition | Ontario, said progress is notab'e, | painful and slow in research on Said Reduced was the only public act in modern : WP iby | caus Icoholism. times which did much to reduce | per of alg . "Perhaps," he said, "we really alcoholism, Dr. J. . Fer- gon't shape to face the controver- guson, director of Connaught med- | gia] issues which immediately pre- ical research laboratories, sald gent themselves. At this stage of lat night |our history, mdst people are re- "It seems that most of us don't|luctant to look very hard at the - 'want to abolish the problent of one necessary causal factor, ac- alcoholism at any cost," Dr. Fer-/cess to alcohol." Times-Gazette CROSSWORDS As there was no correct answer to puzzle No. 143 the prize of $250 will be carried forward and the prize for the next puzzle will be $260. stance, is not expected to support weight. Hit is both a definite and a satisfoctory answer "Make o Bit of money" would be better than merely "moke a Bit'. Also, you 'do not need to get in with the right people just to make a few dollors. . It's nice to Fix him a drink; he may not want the type of drink implied by "Mix". . Gama, yes; but o Gele hos rather more serious impli- cations than a mere 'break in the monotony". CLUES DOWN: em m-------- Explanations of more difficult clues: CLUES ACROSS: 1. Fine, os opposed to dead, stunted, ugly, etc., answers excellently, There is no real point in specifying Pine 6. The broad "Miner" embraces a variety of min- term ing jobs, not all of which call for a strong physique. It is quite definite, on the other hand, that a weakling could never hope to be o good Miler. . Waiter is best. A Waiter has to have some short- coming (e.g. indolence) be- fore he qualifies for criti- cism. Waster needs no such qualification, . The wording of the clue suits Prices better. One hos "high Prices" and big Prizes", . "There. are people' means they are in the minority. This fovors Met as many people always bring in the family Cat before retiring Such words os Bat ond Het are not good. The characterization of 'a Rodeo of today would un- doubtedly amaze Shoke- speare if he could return to earth ond see it. The chor- octerization of Romeo in Shakespeare's play has chonged but little' from Shokespeare's days . The answer supporter of Leg. A tent obviously, "a weight', is Peg, for 'in- trees. Nine is definitely not as apt as Fine. , Faw is best. New ideas can- not necessarily be relied upon to do so, since they moy not be goed ideas. Since he is exacting prob- ably Few ideas will please him 4. A Barn, being for storage, should be nice and spacious, of course. Some people, however, prefer nice inti- mate (i.e, smell) Bers. 5. In the world of sport' is nacessary for Set, but su- perfluous for Bet. 13. Soap is best. The clue says "always", meaning in all cases, but not everybody eats Soup. Everybody washes, of course. , "Comes to an end' rather than "its end' favors Talk. A Tale hos a definite end 30 "its end"' would be more proper. A Talk has no par- ticular or specific end so "an end" 'is better . Rum is best, The ordinary man does not hove a Run at ony time. It is not ex traordinory to have a Rum, but it certainly isn't usual to have one 'early every morning THIS WEEKEND at RUTHERFORD'S '40 TRADE EE a .-.-a~.. for your old livi=g room suite regardless of age or condition! REG. 299.50 TRADE-IN XS 9 # ™ MISES anise REG. 249.50 TRADE-IN $40. REG. 179.50 TRADE-IN REG. 269.50 TRADE-IN $40. Open Tonight 'Til 9 p.m. 3 Big Floors of Furniture a SE J SKLAR Beauty and Quality with AIRFOAM It's SKLAR in quality . . . it's SKLAR in | years ahead style -- a suite you'll be | proud of for many years to come. Ex- actly as illustrated with low, sweeping ... biscuit tufted back . . . "T" cushion styling and it features genuine FRIEZE fabric and AIRFOAM. Every luxury feature is included in its design ond its quality-crafted construction. A | big $40 saving if you will trade in your : old living room suite now. arm . Rich Wool Frieze . . . Large Massive Style . . . AIRFOAM Long, low luxurious back . . . heavy over- = hanging arm . . . a distinctive style that will stay new-looking for years. Here again is exceptional value in a fine qual- ity living room suite. Just as shown, it's upholstered all-over in rich WOOL FRIEZE in a handsome array of colors. Features fine quality innerspring eon- struction throughout, plus soft, downy AIRFOAM . . . a sure-fire combination for comfort and long service. i Sculptured Beauty . . . Plus A Low, Value-packed Price! Here are the smart lines, the rich, two- tone styling, the quality of suites selling for much more than this low price. Just as shown with handsome button back, : large massive arm, sculptured base lime with smart modern legs. It's another BIG feature of this $40. Trade-In event now at Rutherford's. New Tapered Styling With AIRFOAM . . . Rich Fabrics Modern, yet stately in every line, this large, roomy suite reflects real living room beauty. Just picture it in your home with all the grace of its curved bot- tom line, the graceful seamed curve on the low back . . . the gentle overhang of the arm . . . the attractive angle to the smart turned legs . . . and this suite was not only built for looks--it was built for top quality. The fabric is the most modern in design and color, one of the most durable in quality and it's been carefully sewn and tailored into a su- preme creation of the chesterfield crafts- men's art. You'll get a BIG $40. in trade for your old living room suite now,

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