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PAGE TWELVE THE DAILY T IMES-GAZETTE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1946 Use Times-Gazette Classified Ads For Quick Results BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Articles For Sale .. 36 | Funeral I - Articles Wanted ... 37 | Female Mel ed A +. Wanted .. | Want 1--Audi*ors | agrdening A Supplies 8 T HOPKINS, CERTIFIED GEN- eral 3 ye Bldg.. Bin 8t. East Phone ng ac- countant and auditor. (Novia) Household | Houses For A | Insurance OSCAR HUDSO! AND COMPANY Chartered Accountants, Holland Pettit, F.CA. J. Bowman Boyter, Hol- land Pettit Jr. CA. Toronto. 199 Bay (DecT) st. | Auction Sale .... | Barristers Building Trades Busines Oppor- Instruction 2-- Barristers CONANT AND ANNIS, BARRISTERS. 71, Simcoe St. 8S. Oshawa Phone 4. Allin P. Annis. BA. LLB (Dechy . GI .C.. Eing Street East ehesigence 3514. Resident bridee C. Pollard. K.C.. Ux (Dect) GRIERSON, CREIGHTC A & FRASER, Barristers, etc. Bank of Building HENN] HENNICK, BARRIS- ogg m= to loan Office 31 King Street East Phone 3033. (Decl) R. D. HU Solicitor etc.. Phones; Office 814; Money "%o loan. 'Simcoe St North. residence 3207 (Decl) LOUIS 8 HYMAN, BARRISTER AND Solicitor, 25 Simcoe St. Morth Office phone 67, residence 3051. (Nov20) JAMES R MacBRIEN BARRISTER and Solicitor Su'te 201 (0 Bing Bast, Genosha Hotel. Ph Phone 349 (Novis) JOSEPH P P MANGAN, KC. BARRIS- iy Solicitor Money to loan. Office 14! King &t East, Oshawa Phone 445. Res. Phone 837. (Decl) ERNES MARKS, BARRISTER, SOLI- citor n King E Room 2 Phones Office 55, Residence 3687R. {Dec2) Commerce | (Decl) | Business O tunities Chiropractors Dentists Dressmaking .... Em pioFuient nted por- | Male Help anted 21 Wanted 4 | | Male or Fem Help ONE INSERTION .. TWO INSERTIONS THREE INSERTIONS EACH ADDITIONAL I Each initial letter, abbreviation full word. before publication. | Loan Wanted | Lost and Found . | Legal Notices wash ale Wanted ... | Money to Loan . 9 Nursing Service .. 13 Optometrists ..... CLASSIFIED AD RATES Above rates apply only to original order. bi ordered at a later date constitute a new original order) and listings--$5.00 per month for "20 words or less, 20c additional for all words over 20. Box charged 10c additional All Classified Advertisements MUST be in by 6 p.m. the day Office Hours: Daily 8-6; Saturday 8-5. p* Personal Services 12 Pets and Livestock 34 Radio Repairs ... 17 Real Estate Agents 19 and Repalrs 14 Rent ,, 28 Real | fa , 2 2 Hho "Etate | Exchangé ....... | Rooms For Rent .. | Room and Board.. 30 Room and Board. i Wanted .. . 39a | Veterinarians .... Women's Column 23 Wanted to Rent .. 31 5 Wearing Apparel .. 35 20 Words Each A Add'l 02 05 0115 Subsequent insertions $ and c sign, figure count as a 12--Personal Services 25--Real Estate For Sale HAVE YOUR ELECTRIC REFRIGERA- tor refinished like new. free estimate given, two-day service Meagher's Phone 4600. (Novi2) | T ORVILLE MITCHELL "YOUR PER- sonal Secretary" 131 Park Rd. N, Phone 2859) Mimeograph Service: A. J. PARKHILL, BARRISTER, ETC, Book Srcall accounts Part mortgage loans. Ni Ans. \mcoe North. Phone oy lo 26 Sime (Nov17) BE. N. SINCLAIR, EC., AND J OC. Nay, KC. Barristers Bank of Montreal "Building. Phone 99. (Decl) MANNING P. SWARTZ, BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary. Money to loan Bas- sett Block, suite No. 4. Phone 282 Res 287TW (Decl) s--Dentists 8. J PHILLIPS, 121; SIMCOE ST South Phone 959. (Nov ov22) 4--Chiropractors SI'ECKLEY CLINIC, 146 a Simcoe North, Phone 224. Drugless practice lasiuding Chiropractic Electro time. (Nov.19) | 4 ROOM INSUL BRICK HOUSE, NEW. unfinished bathroom and attic, good cellar, large garden. Early sion. Inspection | invited. #hone 9M. (75e) LOTS FOR SALE WITH CITY WATER, Hillside Ave. Cheap Jor cash. Phone 1640J after 6 p.m. (Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.) 26--Real Estate Wanted 14--Household Repairs FURNITURE REPAIRED AND RE- upholstered See nur materials for recovering D W Phone. 401. 18--Automobile Repairs ! RADIATOR SERVICE. HEATERS. GAS | | tanks. Clifton Moore, 160 King St. W. | Phone 4340M. (Dec?) MOREY'S GARAGE CORNER VERIUN and Glidden.) Expert repairs to G.M and Chrysler Products. Phone & 10) C 20---Business 'Opportunities (Dec8) miner! bath Pr Practicing 22 years. Consultation free. ry am. to ig p-m. dally except Monday and Friday. (Decl) STORE FOR SALE, GROCERY AND Butcher with property. 2 storey brick Steam 7 rooms. A-1| 5--Optometrists C. H. TUCK, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, Qua, Hours © to 12, 2 to 5. Phone 5186. (Dec5) LL RENEE SRR Fo AND LOVELL -- OFFICE HOURS 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eyening appointments A. B Johnson, "Optometrist, Phone 28. (Nov24) 6--Insurance \ | condition, garage. Fixture of today, refrigerators, 1 electric slicer, 1 elec- tric scale and meat mincer. Full stock Zor 3 $12,500. Cash only. 302 St. Julien, hawa. 22---Lost and Found LOST, LARGE HOUND, BLACK AND white, light tan head, and hip. Phone | 115W, or 1307W, after 7. Reward. (75c) STRAYED | "FIVE CORONATION INSURANCE SERVICE. needs. All ite, A 72s Ring Sees Ba, phen FROM dens, Brooklin, black horse, brand. white star on forehead. hon Brookiin, 11R22, (rac) | 23--Women's Column Tiaras DR. G. R LARGE small animal surgery. 323 West, Oshawa. Phone 21. M. 3333W. (Nov30) CHARIS CORSETIERE-.V. 159 Oshawa Blvd. Phone 'UNDATION + | SPIRELLA FO GARMENTS. Order now for Fall delivery. For ayzot. 8--Funeral Directors Home -- Ambulance Street. Established 1880. Phone 401 phone 4091J. 24--Personal OF HEARING? FREE DEM- ovember 18, Genosha Hotel HARD onstration, A | Hearing Alds. (Tues.Thurs) (Nov20) 9---Money. To Loan MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Pur Mor TRANSPORTATION OSHAWA TO TO- ronto and return dally before 3 ) y, arriv 9 and leaving after 5, Phone 1788. (75s sements, Liens purchased M Hen- by Real Estate. Phone 535. (Nov20) ANGELIQUE, GREY HAIR RESTORER | Sizact vely brings back natural colour | (CLIENTS MONIES Avaliagre FOR mortgages. M. P 8 Swartz Bt ey Mag RW No 4 'Telephone 282. te Noe y to grey hair. $1 at all | druggists. ( Nos) | ATTENTION © , IF you! i are Jnterestad in the game ne and would FIRST MORTGAGE | MONEY WE BUY MORTGAGES AND OF BALE AGREEMENTS North Shore Realty Co. Ltd 40 ALGER BLDG. PHONE 81, OSHAWA . ess Clu ab | in Oshawa, please advise ay wig Box 435, Times-Gazette. PROFESSIONAL C CARD READING, | hy Elliott, 89 Nassau St. Phone 2010W. for appointments. (Nov1l) Dalton, 75 Charles | ov) | VETERAN WANTS FARM AROUND 50 | acres. Price $4800. Apply 214 Beatiy | Ave., Oshawa. 27a--Exch. Living Quarters | | TORONTO THREE AND HALF | rooms, self-contained flat, for accom modation in Oshawa. Box 536, Tim me: S- c) | Gazette, | BACHELOR APARTMENT IN BEACH [a section East Toronto. Rent $30, electric stove he refrigerator, will exchange jor DE quarters in Oshawa or Whit- (75e) ons For Rent ROOM, , SINGLE BEDS, WOULD SUIT | | two entiemen. Breakfast if desired. {203 Mary St. (5b) | TWO on FOR RENT, ENTLE- men preferred, Phone 43937. (75a) FURNISHED, GHT HOUSE- | keeping rooms, _Phone 38J. (75a) | i 29a--For Rent | GARAGE FOR RENT, 730 SIMCOE ST. | 8. Phone 1502W, Suitable for storing | | furniture, (Tues.-Frl.) FOR R ENT -- RADIOS, VACUUM | GOOD CHEER KITCHEN : and wood, white enamel, 4 ng 250 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten HERE WE GO INTO THE 12% ROUND OF THIS BLOODY, * THE CROWD IS LIMP WITH EXCITEMENT! WAIT A \ \ h 1S GOING DOWN ++ AGE STRUGGLE TWO KILLERS OF THE ARENA. /=; WHAT FIGHT IS =| HE TALKING ABOUT, ANYWAY? SOME - (- MINUTE! I THINK MSTANK ACTION IN A ENFLEA CIRCUS, THE CROWD | THAT GUY SHOULDN'T Fg ABOUT MSTANK BUT I'M GOIN' OUT PHEW! A 7) MAY CALLIT A BLOW BY BL CRIP- TION BECAUSE ITS A LOTTA WIND. THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! Thanks. - FRANK SORACY, JR BUTTERNUT, WISC. 36--Articles For Sale IN STOVE, COAL new condi- $80, cash. Apply 234 Alice St. (75a GIRL'S BICYCLE, NEW FOR SALE. Phone 3839J. % ¥ (75b) 6-PC. BREAKFAST SUITE. NATURAL color, Apply 301 Festubert St. : (75a) COOKING AND EATING . PO. stock. APPLES atoes By the bag. Good winter . bk . Shaw, 262 St. Julien. Phone | DINING-ROOM SUITE, DARK OAK, 7 pleces, Apply 229 Oshawa Blvd. | Phone 2770W, (75b) ADIO ELECTRIC. IN GOOD CO. R | condition, Apply 8, W. Bray, Mien tion. QUEBEC HEATER, NEW, ALSO. BED couch. Apply 291 Eulalie Ave. (75b)° AMERICAN HARD COAL FOR SALE. Phone 782. (751) QUANTITY OF CHICKENS INCLUD- pullets, All equipment chicken incubator, etc. pirchaser; | houses, oder stove, Cottage may be rented by | Close to city bus, Phone 2951R (5b) | PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM, ( (25 watts). Includes amplifier, microphone | and stand, record player, Nearly 100 | records and 2 speakers. Phone 071M ( ) | PIANO MAHOGANY NORDHEIMER jand bench, very fine tone. Price $185. arles Hd Peacock, 80 Simcoe St. N. | Phone 251 (75d) HARDWOOD CUTTINGS FOR KINDL- | ing. Phone 3288J. (Nov, 18) 1 LIGHT OAK, 1 DARK OAK, 2 PC. suites, dining room table, cleaners, sun lamps, Circulex Fiera. | peutic machines. | polishers, record plavers i razhera, | 4600. (Nov9) 92 Simcoe N. Phone N. Phone ' 30--Room and Board | ROOM ANT AND BOARD TAT 62 DIVISION . (75¢) EMAN [all "| SINGLE ROO! (T4c) | M FOR G | with board. Phone 1874J. WILL BOARD ONE OR TWO CHILD- | ren, preferably under school age. 651 King East. (T4e) | | 31--Wanted To Rent IMMEDIATELY. ONE LIGHT HOUSE- A teeping room. Centrally located, for two business girls. Phone 1965M. (75a) TWO OR THREE ROOMS, BY YOUNG couple, baby 3 months old. Urgently needed. Phone ; 3441. (74b) URGENTLY NEEDED Two or three rooms, furnished or unfurnished. ®me child, 3- years-old. Holds good position. PHONE 503 (Ask for Mr. Le Bane) Sh) | 32--Automobiles For Sale TEA CUP READING BY APPOINT- ment only. Apply 184 King West. Phone 47147, (Nov23) DOUGLAS BRYCE, 384 RITSON South. Good Health Produtts De- (Tues-Thurs-Sat) 10--Instruction POPULAR PIAND PLAYING TAUGHT in 20 lessons. Information phone ra | SLENDOR TABLETS ARE livery under $1. Phone 217TR (Dec?) EFPECTIVE 2 weeks' supply $1; 12 weeks' §5., at all druggists, REGISTER NOW. CLASSES COM- mence ach Monday. Shorthand, Typ- ing, kkeeping and all secretarial subjects. Oshawa Business College, 18 Simcoe St. North. Phone 1314W. (Dec?) 11--Building Trades H. MOSIER SHEET METAL WORK Agents for New Idea Soha Pease Pur- controls Al ditionin rg alt con r-con on ng a spect ty Phone 4505J. (Dec4tf) PAINTING AND DECORATING, IN- terior, exterior. Gralning a specialty General re ala, Gys Hulder Phone 2629J. anyt (Nov 6) SCREENED a GRAVEL, ioam, Juatte Sige H Ba Cartage anv Bowmanville. Phone 723J12, . Evi 2255 (Nov28) CEMENT MIXER FOR RENT. APPLY H C Wilson, 375 Gibbon St Phone J091R. (Nov28) SAND, GRAVEL. LOAM FILL GEN- eral cartage. Fleet of trucks, Efficient reliable service. W. P. Essery. Phone 0. (Nov30) J M. LEE & SONS, BUILDING CON- tractors. "You name it, we bulld it" Phone 1640J. (Decl) SAND, GRAVEL, CINDERS, LOAM and general haulage Robert Muir Courtice. Phone Oshawa 77J4. (Nov24) INSULATE YOUR HOME FOR YEAR round comfort. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. Phone 782. .___ (Nov26) TILE RING LAID BY E3 EXPERT setters. ty of colors Pree esti- mates Phone saLiAc 653. Bowman- ville, Bromley and Son. (Nov14) ' FLOOR SANDING. M. Phone 3744W1 FLOO GETTE (Nov. 1 ALEX VAJDA BUILDING CONTRAC- tor, General repairs New homes built to specificatio ns. Phone 4117W 481 ash) CARPENTRY -- } HOME | ALTERATIO and general repairs Call even! H. Boyd. 16 Willlam EB i ernie (Nov14) ONTARIO FLOOR SANDERS. FLOORS laid, sanded, finished Old floors re. finished Phones 3434) --4277J. (Nov8) PAINTER AND PIRST.CLASR NFAORA tor. P. Danniels, Phone 2718R _(Novie) 12--Personal Services PA (Nov20) ID OUT. TTI 25---Real Estate For Sale 75-ACRE FARM, SOME STOCK AND implements, 7 days possession, near Solina, Lot 26, 6th concession, Dar- | lington Township. eorge Biddle. | Phone 2359, Bowmanville, (75b) | 5-ROOM STUCCO JousE. . ALL SON | '20 FORD COACH. PRICE $200, NAI- | man's, 181 Albert St. (75¢) | | kraut. hall rack. 124 Elgin E. (74b) BABY'S BLUE PRAM, "ALSO HIGH | chalr, Phone 3801W. a (74b) | FOLDING | PRAM, BLUE, GOOD CON- | dition, $18. Phone 1578R. __(T4e) | ELECTR C~ MOTOR SUITABLE an 8 in. saw outfit, some children's toys, 2 men's winter overcoats, 30-38, | 35 Hall St. T4c) 6-PIBCE BREAKFAST SUITE, bg Kitchen cabinet enamel slide | $20.00. Windsor Ave. [Ee 5, 38 Vide: Ave, ENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGER- ator, practically new, A Honeywell | automatic electric furnace Draft con- trol, with all wire necessary. Large size | | coal Jacket heater with all Pipng. 5 | ply 84 Warren Ave. | ELECTRIC WESTINGHOUSE Slay erator. New condition; Gurney white porcelaln coal and wood stove; Kkit- chen cabinet, Very eSod condition, 172 Mitchell Ave. After 5. (73¢c) TRE STO dition $150 for quick sale, 104 Celina t (73¢) c) CABBAGE--CABBAGE, | LARGE Danish baldhead. Special 95c and 75¢ dozen. Phone 3235 Dec 6) | WRINGER ROLLS KEPT IN ro all makes of washers. Jack Bid- | apn, 63 Simcoe St. N. Ph one 3500W wv for comer: 33--Automobiles Wanted PRIVATE } PARTY NEEDS "CAR 31-3 '39, Will pay from $200-600 cash. Poss | 1815M. (731) WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE USED cars and trucks. Cash or terms High- est cash prices pald Any make or model. Naiman's Garage, "ot Albert. Phone 4468. (Nov25) SPOT CASH FOR YOUR CARS AT Dodd's car lot 278 Park Rd. 8 Phone 3344M. (Nov18tf) CASH FOR YOUR C. AR. BRAMLEY Motor Sales. 1271 Simcoe Phcne 4695W. ik Rows) french doors, electric fixtures, storm | windows and doors, blinds and jacket | heater, All included with ibe house: | Immediate possession. Located 205 Currie Ave. Phone 2857 or 1030. * 230) 5-ROOM COTTAGE, ICITY, ' city water, $2000. $500 down, balance as rent. Possession at once. G. L. Nolan, corner of Prince and Bond. Phone 4153, (75b) 6-ROOM BRICK HOUSE $6,500 In excellent condition on paved street in Oshawa, north end. Bought for myself but decided to sell. Vacant now. Apply owner, F. SHAW 262 ST. JULIEN STREET PHONE 4423) (75a) 2 ACRES, LOT 35, CON. 9, " DAR- | lington (James Scott Estate), 100 acres ready for crop, 19 acres in wheat, acres bush, Spring, two drilled wells, Bank Barn 36x112, Implement shed. on rick yeneer house, Possession § or further particulars appl to Arthur Ross, Columbus PPly (Tues. "Thurs. -Sat.) $12,000.00 DIVISION STREET Brick building containiny three complete five-room apartments. Each apartment contains living- room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and three-piece bath. Hardwood floors throughout. Kitchens are equipped with built-in cupboards and electric stove! Building is heated .with hot water.: For further particu- lars, see EVERETT G. DISNEY Real] Estate and Insurance 82 Simcoe St. "South, Oshawa (Exclusive Listing) tanks instali- (Nov.15) 8 LADY'S POWDER BLUE BOX COAT, LAKESHORE AUTO Cars wanted for wrecking. Highest prices pald. Phone 3362; evenings 1278. (Nov15) 34--Pets and Livestock 3-YEAR-OLD BEAGLE AN AND 1 Hound. 376 Drew 8t. GIVE A "LOVELY COCKER SPANIEL | puppy 1 for Christmas. Several to Choose All from champion stock. sonable, Order now for Christmas, | | Waubena Kennels, mile west of Osh- | awa, Queen Elizabeth 1 Highway. (Dec.12) COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, PEDI- gree..3 months, Black males. ason - able. Mrs. Jones Prestonvale, north from Pidduck"s Garage. (721) 35--Wearing Apparel TAP DANCING COSTUME, SIZE 12. Snow sult, size 3. One Annex. All in ood condition. 142 Ritson Rd, 8. hone 3763W. (75a) LADY'S HEAVY FALL TOPCOAT, navy check. 'Size 36._Rhone 1659W. (75a) size 12. Like new. Reasonable. P| 1565W. 60 Prince St. i 138) ONE PAIR GIRL'S TUBE SKATES, white boots, size 7. $4. Ski jacket, size | 14. Gold shade. Phone 4628W. (75h) WINTER ( oat, (FUR TRIM), 3 WOOL dresses, 16. Like new. Lady's coat '(fur oY. size 42, and several dresses. All very reasonable, 147 Elgin E. Phone 1915W. (Thurs-Tues-Thurs) YOUNG MAN' 3 SPORT COAT, SIZE 38. Like new, $10. Sacrifice. Phone 4447W. (73c) BUY AND SELL USED CLOTHING. Highes\ prices paid dor used clothing Sterlized, cleaned pressed like new. We buy and A used shoes. Large stock suits, spring coats, pants, windbreakers, single jackets and vests all s and colors. Also new wit convince you. 21 Bond West. | es please. WOODEN BARRELS. CAMERAS SPEED GRAPHIC, AL tonited. stock. $350 to $450. 3% $135. Photographic Enterprises, 600 Avenue Road, Toronto. No CO.D; (12c) NO MORE WAXING . COAT YOUR hardwood, tile, linoleum floor with Glosscoat Durable Plastic. We se paint and. do painting. Also avallable n colors. Phone 3235. (Dec4) SIZED USED MOTOR expertly vulcanized and Phone 4667) after 6. t : (Nov.23) 50000 APPLE AND PEAR TREES, ALL best varieties. For best results plant in fall, before snowfall. Early bearing .- Order_mnow! Osngus Nursery, 159 Ver- dun Rd. Phone 3235. __(Nov.16) REFRIGERATORS -- ORDERS TAKEN | now for the remote installed modern household Refrigerator Beis Refriger- | ation, 182 Simcoe St. 8. Phone 295 ov12) ov 75 VARIOU! tires, tubes, guaranteed, a5 | | COMBINATION RADIOS NOW avaiL. [37--Articles Wanted Sa gher' 8, | JUST | JED NUMBER coal and wood heaters, like new, able for your home or business q ers. Now on display at the Bradley Furniture Co., Simcos South store. (Nov2l) BABY PEAMS, AND CONVERTIBLE a roved terms if desired Mea- St. N. (N Simcoe Yov2T) OF . | and Sharp Electric. R | rent district. Wilson's top, | or | KER FIRST CLASS CON- | | MOD! 36--Articles For Sale 38--Female Help Wanted CABBAGE FOR SALE, 50c PER DOZEN | vp ply. RL Gibb $y after 5 or| MR (NV8--13- -14) | complete with pipes. W. Beach, Fare- well Ave. Phone 306.. (73¢) SILENT GLOW OIL 3URNERS FOP cookstove. jacket heaters etc Cooks Phone 4501. (Nov2itf) COAL RANGES BOTH NEW. AND ge ander this each inser- 45 cents. Rate for Advert heading--3c per wor tion. Minimum charge RUMMAGE SALE, KING CHURCH basement, November 13. H 750, (75a) DANCING AT THE AVALON EVERY Wed, vi and Sat. Nine till 12. King est, (Tues-Fri) Tips Are Lower Than Most Folk Would Believe Prepare yourself for a shock, Mr. Average Reader, Alan D. Gray writes in the Montreal Star. Here go (right out the window) three ol your most-cherished (mis) beliefs about tipping: (1) No one--not even a nightclub waiter--becomes a millionaire, or even a reasonable facsimile through tips. , (2) Neither his salary nor his tips is sufficient to keep a workei, The one is calculated to give him, when added to the other, a regular income.. (3) Americans are not, on the | whole, munificent tippers. A GOOD HOME JUST OUTSIDE CITY | These are the conclusions reached for a young woman, free room and |! board in return for doing light house- Phone 3744W2, 1 FOR TORO! other help employed. Phone (75¢) FULL TIME AITRESS WANTED. Apply Mayfair us Bowling Restaurs Cc used, very large stock to ch from. Meagher's 92 Simcoe St. N. (Nov20) A REAL GOOD BUY. 12. GAUGE Single. shot gun, practically new. Pls SALES, PLUS A Out-of- Borrow (Nov18) OIL BURNERS complete, Reliable yf town customers solicited. W. dale. Phone 3575W12. air | | x | | Made to measure 1 week Delivery. "The Sensational New Blind" Met-Wo Industries Ltd. es-Thurs.) BRADLEYS FURNITURE VENETIAN BLINDS 55¢ PER Fy Measured and installed. George Rel (Nov23) RVERYTHING FOR THE HOME! breakfast suites, studio couches, Sim- mon's beds, spring filled mattresses. ! caslonal tables, chairs, floor coveringr. Our prices are lower, out of the high (Novi4) ARTICLES FOR SALE ace, complete with casing and grating, just the thing for gain at $200. Richards-Wilcox Rolltite Gar. Oins., comple.e with all hard- ware. A boon to winter drivers, price. $110 set. Steel Utility Trailer, 6ft. steel box with drop stand on front, three leaf springs and 600 by 16 Royal hauling winter wood, feed, etc. Special Price $234.50. Cruiser. Full copper nailed, re- gular $301.50. Special $239. ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE Simcoe St. IN. 1947 Model VENETIAN BLINDS DIRECT FACTORY SALES J. Melley -- Phone 4101W (Tu 40 0 King Street West. d. Phone 2104. 66 Bond West. Chesterfield suites, bedroom suitas, wardrobes, chest of drawers, lamps, oc- iture Co. Hy-Power Pipeless Furn- | i home. A Real Bar- age Doors, T7ft. 6ins. by 7ft. and unusual value at reduced tailgate, steel frame, folding tires. A real buy and useful for Special Buy, 16ft. Outboard CHRISTIAN PHONE 1000 Bo (73¢) 36a--For r Exchange ERN WHITE "ENAMEL GU GURNEY electric combination stove with auto- matic oven control for exchange for smaller electric range. Phone 2730W, after 6. (75a) METRONOME WANTED Za FIRST class condition. Phone 2034W. (75a) 120 PIANO ACCORDION, BASS. 68. (Nov. 16) RADIO IN GOOD CONDI- Phone 44 MANTLE tion, also magazine end table. Phos 2007J. 75a) PIANO WANTED' carriages, r any styles and colors. See our large selection. Wilson's Furniture Co. 20 Church St, (Novid4) NEW GUERNEY WARM AIR FURNACE No. 524. Still crated; also cas- i ing. Rating of 28000 cu. ft. Di- ameter fire pot 23 inches. Depth 12 inches. FRANK ROGERS R. R. 1, Brooklin (73c) | ALMOST NEW. Capacity twenty gallons, suitable for | pickles, "cider, sauerkraut, pickling meats, etc. Glecofl's, Ritson South. | Phone 3235. (Nov.24) ! BABIES SPECIAL! CRIBS, MANY styles, steel or wood; bassinettes, high chairs, play pens, walkers, rockers. | SPOT | stoves. 24 Suitable for school or church--plain case preferred. PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE When writing, please state make and price want: BOX NO. 528, TIMES-GAZETTE (751) | PRIVATE PARTY URGENTLY | RE- | : quires washing machine, electric re-! i frigerator, typewriter, vacuum cleaner, and sewing machine, Phone 3763] (Nov.16) USED. STANDARD MODEL TYPE- writer wanted, nist be in good con- OPPORTUNITY For Girls "You'll like being a Telephone Girl" 1.--Good pay with regular in- creases. 2--No experience necessary. 3--You"re paid while you train, 4 --Five-day week effective November 24th. 5.--Friendly associates. 6.--Regular rest periods. 7.--Opportunity f-r advance- ment. Applicants should be prefer- ably 16 to 25 years of age, with 2 minimum of one year high school, SEE MISS H. C. ROBERTSON Chief Operator BELL TELEPHONE CO. 15 Victoria St. Oshawa (Tues., Thurs, Sat.) 39--Male. Help Wanted REPORTER' TO SEND NEWS OF NEW buildings, fires and engineering in- formatjon. Stationery and postage sup- lied. Interesting work for spare time, rite now stating qualifications. Mac- Lean Building Reports Ltd. 345 A laide St. West, Toronto, Ont. EARNINGS--BIG | PRO- ambitious salesmen. formation apply Corporation, Montreal, P.Q. (Nov5-12-19-26) UALIFIED [ ICENSED Mice APPLY 12 PRINCE STREET Collacutt COACH LINES (741) | dition. Write or phone Mrs Times-Gazette office. (50t1) CASR PAID FOR GOOD USED turniture, ice box. Quebec heater, cook Bwmd West. Fhone 3766M (Novi3) doll prams, tr sets, crib mattresses, toys. etc. Our | prices are - Quer, out of the high rent | district m's Furniture Co. 20 Church st (Novi) | PIANOS WANTED FOR CASH WIL- son Lee, 79 Simcoe North Phone 2388. . evenings. (Oct24) FEATHERS AND FEATHER BEDS OF all d Highest prices paid.| AWNINGS AND KIRSCH VENETIAN blinds. Estimates without obligation George M. Reid. phone 2104 Bond large stock to choose from. A Schwarts, (Dect) 36-- Articles cles For Sale PIANOS, $95 AND | UP, ALL RECON- ditioned, Charles H. Peacock, - oe St. N. hone 251, cock. (5d) KITCHEN BINET, EXCELL condition, Aro 642 Drew a ky DEER RIFLE FOR SALE. PHONE 3308s (T5¢) West, (No CHOICE HARDWOOD Get it now, one cord ot cord wood cut up in' stove lengths and delivered. Price $18.50 Per Cord PHONE 481 (Nov.18) Write: Queen City Feather Co., 23 Baldwin St., Toronto. (Nov2itf) | HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR [RON metal, rags, mattresses. Phone 635, Cedardale Iron Metals, back CNR Station, . Dec GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED. ire Boxes radios and stoves, 56 King West. Phone 3326W. (Dec5) 38--Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED GIRL "FOR GENERAL , or hour. Phone 47. 41--Employment Wanted COMBINATION DUMP TRUCK .AND | driver, for work of any kind. By any c) ! 43--Auction Sales WOOD SALE I have been authorized to sell by public SCHON for Carl Bradley, South 1, of lot on. 4, Darlington, (2 miles Noon of Soil Station, at Maple Grove, and West), on Satu Nov- mber 16: acres, more or less, of Standing Timber. (Ash,. Maple and some Cedar). To be sold In quarter acre lots, more or less. Good road for trucks. Purchasers will be given until April 1st, 1948, to Yemove timber. There is an excellent lot of Ash in this wood lot. Sale at 1 p.m. Terms cash. Elmer Wilbur, FoR (75¢) Try a classifieq advertisement, for office work with typing. Good at figures, Box 508, Times-Gazette. (Ta) quick results} | FIRECO CIRCULAR HEATER, NO. 60, | hold duties. Part time worker or Presa) | a) | NTO, COOK GENERAL. NO | 8lways thought that anyone by this reporter following a probe of the tipping situation in Montreal. We are fully aware that you have who receives regular tips is a near-mil- lionaire, or a "thousandaire" at least; that tips alone are adequate for anyone, but that he probably gets a weekly wage anyway; and that, when it comes to "greasing the palm," Americans make Cana- dians look silly. Nonsense, Consider the facts: Commission Basis The taxi-driver, working on a $40-$45 a week. He keeps 35 percent of the first $20 he collects and 40 percent above that; for a seven-day week he will make $30-$35 in wages, During a good season his tips will come to about $12; in a slack season they may be $10, $8 or less, That's $47 at the most, The largest tip he collects is, as a rule, 25 cents. He may collect noth- ing. . . even after lugging a heavy valise up three flights of stairs. He a week. A waiter in a high-class nightclub told me, with a straight face that he averaged but $30 a week in tips and earns 20 cents an hour. For a 48-hour week, which is tis usual, he would thus make $39.60. .. which seems rather low, His biggest tip is $6, which came from a large party staying several hours, One of the best-tipped jobs is also one of the hardest: the bellboy's. The "hop" will attend to about 106 persons a week and will "room" 30- 35 more. For it he will get $30 in, er, th. . . "gratuities." His salary is| low, however, being 10-12 cents an hour. If he toils 50 hours he will thus collect $35 all told. His average tip is a quarter and the largest $1 (although up to $133 has been recorded)). The smallest is zero or (worse still) three cents. But "stiffs" (non- or low-tippers) pay in| other ways for their penny -pinch- | ing: th get the cold-shoulder treatment, which, to a guest who has only a few minutes to make his train, can be exasperating. Hauls Big Suitcases The Redcap, who may haul four or five weighty suitcases or just a tiny package, is tipped 25 cents on the average. Often he'll get a nickel or nothing; but, for extra services, Lo (reay | | dle 250-300 persons a week (25-30 | EXCELLENT fits. financial independence for keen, | centra] station, for which he'll ih For further fn- | Famous Products | t. 0-0-4, 370 Guy Street | | what h¢ takes in over $27. Total, 0. | palm was a lone American copper. } | | | attends to about 1,400 visitors, many ' he's lucky), The tips total about $3¢ | the donor had mistaken it for a | dime. he may rake in a dollar, He'll han- in a peak hour) if he works at a $10.50 in wages and about $20 in tips, The number of diners a waitress serves depends, of course, upon the size, locale, and popularity of the commission basis, will tota] about | will probably make 100-150 payloads a week, and his salary is 32 cents an hour, He works about 48 hours. Little Praise Given Two of the nightclub waiters and two of the taxi-drivers I interview- ed, probably as vel] qualified on the subject as anyone, were not very lavish in their praise of Americans as tippers. They belied the notion that southerners leave larger gra- tuities than their northern "cou- sins." One "cabbie" said that among the tipping strata of Canadians and Americans, the latter were more generous, He added: "the propor- tion of Americans who tip is no higher than the Canadian propor '| tion." Another after-dark waiter found Montrealers slightly more generous than Torontonians, Incidentally, tipping is believed to have started in England--no one is certain when, but probably in the early 18th century--as an ultra-re- spectable mode of rewarding work- ers for extra services It was res- tricted to the elite--that is, to those who could afford to bribe common- piace employes. Today, of course. it is as accepted as the five-cent cigar used to be. Fiscal Affairs Of Newfoundland Now Under Study 8t, John's, Nfld., Nov, 12.--(CP)-- No one can yet say what terms Newfoundland' might lay down should she decide to try to join Canadian confederation, but men in close touch with political affairs on the Island believe her demands on Canada might total as much as 20,« 000,000 annually. A 45-man convention now is studying the economic position of the country and on the conclusion of the deliberations is scheduled to reccnmend what future form of | government the Island should have. | The convention voted recently to defer sending a mission to Ottawa to ascertain Canada's terms until after the convention was in pos- session of ful] facts on Newfound- land's economic position. The convention, elected last June, may recommend continuation of the existing commission government, appointed in 1934 when Newfound- land lost responsible government as a result of financial difficulties. It may recommend federation with Canada of a return of responsible government. Other alternatives would be union with the United Kingdom or the United States, but these are considered outside possi- bilities. The Island once before sought to enter confederation, but the Cana- dian government refused to meet the terms laid down by the New- foundland delegation. That was in 1895 and until recently federation with the Dominion was considered a dead issue. At that time the Island had a debt of $10,350,000. It asked Canada to take over the debt to the extent of $50 per capita. This and other demands would have cost the Dom- inion about $900,000 annually, Can. ada countered 'with an offer of less than $500,000 and ,the negotiations broke down after the United King- dom refused to take over the ise land's debt. Now the debt is estimated to be in the neighborhood of $85,000,000. | And the needs of the Island are great, Should the Dominion be ask- ed to pay $20,000,000 annually in subsidies it is not known here what the Canadian reaction would be. The amount is about 5,000,000 more than the three maritime prov. inces would 'have received under the 15 per capita subsidy offer made to the Dominion-Provincial conference last May. The Maritime provinces together have a population of more than 1,000,000 while Newfoundland has a population gf only 312,000. Want Ads are money savers-- ase them for profit. restaurant. A waitress in a mid- | town, middle-class establishment | will attend to 100-150 custcmers in a week, who generally leave her a dime each. For a large party she may be given $1. In other instances | she will get a nickel or--alas!--a void. FISH & CHIPS als = also FRESH FISH DELIVERED PHONE 815J 480 Montrave Avenue For his 15-cent shine the boot- black will get a Beaver or a Sailboat (nickel or dime). This will come to $24 a week, which, when merged { with his $12 stipend, gives him $36. | The barber will clip about 100 men. will average 10 cents in tips, and will | make a fsalary of $19 plus half of It was definitely the wrong mom. 'ent that I approached the doorman of a midtown hotel. "You want to know what my lowest tip is?" he asked. "There." He thrust his hand within six inches of my face, In the He wasn't angry. He was certain During the course of a week he {of whom doen't bother to "oil his !'palm. " Those who do, however, do | so with 10 or 15 (or even a dollar, if In Gasoline-- It's Mileage In Advertising-- It's Circulation Yes, whether you are thinking of a display ad or an inexpensive classified -- remember The Times-Gazette co- vers Oshawa, Whitby ! and district "like the dew." PHONE 35 Largest and most varied sisi in Oshawa. 'REPAIRS OIL BURNERS 39. 50 HI-HEAT For stoves. 613 'irch double | burners. installation PITTS SLEcTRiCat A 12 BOND ST. E. . we 0S