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PAGE TWELVE THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1948 WANT AD SECTION sot BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 1--Auditors AHAM BICKLE, ACCOUNTANT AU- vy Government reports end income tax forme prepared, secretarial work Phone 1004J. 205 Arthur St, __(Apr1) 8 T HOPKINS, CERTIFIED GEN- eral accountant, 24 Alger Bldg, King St. East. Fhone 2127 Consulting ac- countant and auditor. (Aprl) 2--Barristers Articles for Bale .. 36 Articles Wanted .. Agents Wanted ... Auditors Automobiles For Sale .. Wanted .. n 40 | For Rent , 1 32 Automobiles Wanted . 3 18 43 Auction Sale ...... Barristers Bullding Trades ,,. Business Oppor- tunities ..... Busir.ess Insurance 2 pig Male Help anted 1S 8 HYMAN, BARRISTER, ETC. Ay Loans arranged. 25 Simcoe | North. Phone 67. Residence 305 Apel) CONANT & ANNIS, BARRISTERS. AL- PF, Annis, K.C., 7!2 Simcoe Street South. Phone 4, Residence 769. (Aprl) AW, 8. . GREER, KC. "BARRISTER, Solicitor, etc., 6 King Street East. Phone 3160. Residence 3514. Resident partner WC. Pollard, K.C, Uxbridge, Ont. (April) ERSON, CREIGHTON & FRASER, ga etc. Bank of Commerce Building. (Aprl) R. D. HUMPHREYS, S, K.C.. BARRISTER, Solicitor, etc, 6 King St. West. Phones: Office 814; residence 32097. Money to loan. (Aprl) ES R. MacBRIEN, BARRISTER A ticttor. 8 Suite 201. 70 King East, Genosha | Hotel. Phone 831 (Aprl) P. MANGAN, KC. BARRIS- JOSEPH Money to Joan. Office 14' King St. East," Oshawa. Phone 5 #45. Res, Phone 837. (Aprl) Chiropractors ..... Dentists .... Dressnaging seeeee Employmen Wanted ...o....0 81 CLASSIFIED ONE. INSERTION .e TWO CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS THREE CONSECUTIVE INSERTIO! Subsequent insertions ordered new o 20 words or less. €ach initial Jeter, abbreviation, All Classified Advertisements INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Female Help Puneral Directors . Gardening and Household Repairs 14 For Rent .. Instruction ..... Loan Wanted .... Lost and Found .. Legal Notizes ..... Wanted ......... EJ Male and Femal Wanted +. os Money to Loan . Nursing Service Optometrists .. NS i EACH ADDITIONAL CONSECUTIVE INSERTION FOP Above rates apply only to original orders for consecutive insertions. original order. Professional and Business listings $5.00 per month for 20c additional for all words over 20. ull word. Box charged 10c additional. before publication. Office hours: Daily 8-6. Saturday 8-5. Physicians and jurgeons ..... Sersonal ...... Personal Services .. 12 Pets and Livestock "34 Radio Repairs .... 17 Real Estate Agents 19 ies 38 L] 28 irene .. 10 oa 22 42 Real Wan Rooms For Rent .. Room and Board .. Room and Board 3 Wanted ........ 308 Veterinarians . Women's Colum: Wanted to Rent, Wearing Apparel . AD RATES 20 Words Each Addl Word £2 A344 05 H1%% 1.00 25 at a later date constitute a $ and c sign, figure count as a MUST be in by 6 p.m. the day ERNEST MARKS, BARRISTER, SOLI- citor, 11 King E. Room 2. Phones Office 55. "Residence 3687R. (Apr1) A J. PARKHILL AND J. A. A. YANCH. Barristers. Mortgage loans, National Housing Act ioans 26 Simcoe North Phone 1614. Res, 1975J. (Aprl) MANNING F. SWARTZ, BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary. Money to loun. Bas- sett Block, suite No. 4. Phore 282. Res 287TW (Apr1) ! So Fryioam and Surgeons | DR. BAPTY, SURGEON, 153 KING 3 BT. E., Oshawa. Phone 3332. Hours: eleven | to twelve and (except Wed and Sat.), 2to4and 7to8 (Marl) 4--Chiropractors STECELEY HEALTH CLINIC, 146 Simcoe Nceth. Phone 224. Drugless practice including Chiropractic Electro | therapy, mineral vapor bath treatment. Practicing 22 years. Consultation free. 9 am. to 9 p.m. dally, except Monday and Friday, (Marl) 5--Optometrists C. H. TUCK, OPrOSIS POST OFFICE, Oshawa, Hours 9 to 12, 2 to §. Phone 1516. Evenings Appointments. (Marl) JURY AND LOVELL--OFFICE HOURS: 9 am. to 6 pm. Wednesday 9 to 1. A, E. Johnson, Optometrist. Prone 2 ( ) 6--Insurance PEACOCK'S INSURANCE SERVICE Lr 2, jot any of your insurance asses of insurance includ- gg ry \ King Street East, phone | ; ing irs, (Marl) | ee DR. EE H WEBSTER, LARGE AND | small animal surgery. 101 Richmond | St. W. Phone 2010M. (Marl) | 9--Money To Loan CLIENTS' MONIES AVAILABLE FOR first mortgages. Apply M. F. Swartz, Barrister. Bassett Block, suite 'No. 4. Ti 282. (Marl) | 10--Instruction DANCING CLASSES, , BALLET, , TOR | and TR aan by by Ch Jiaives: Res Parish iday, Christ _(Mar3) ister Bn and Mary Sts. 11--Building Trades J ~ JENSEN, "PAINTER AND stor. Phone 14235M. 17 Park Rd. South. | (Mar 23) CRAGGS AND DYKSTRA, PAINTERS, Decorators. Also industrial spraying Work guaranteed, Phone 3639 - Prd (Mar. 18) BUILDING CONTRACTOR, PLANING | types of remodel- n furniture, etc Thomas Gil 503J (Mar?) 12--Personal Services" SURGE MILKERS AUTHORIZED Burge Bales and Service. Merrill Ross, Myrtle Station. Phone R14, Brooklin (Mar.5) P. A. VON GUNTEN EXPE SWISS watchmaker, Repalr shop st 46 King Street West. Your patronage SO ary | arl) DON'T SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM or arthritis. get Ru-mex-ol Rawleigh Dealer 384 Ritson 8 Fil ars; 14--Household Repairs PLASTERING, NEW WORK AND RE- pairs. All work 7 Roy H. Pey- ton. Phone 18 (401) CHESTERFIELDS, REBUILT, .RECO- vered, Like new Why pay more? Our rates are reasonable. Saiistacvion uar- | anteed, Phone 3583W ard) | REPRESENTATIVE HERE NOW TWO weeks only. Spring mattresses com- | letely rebuilt, like new Specialize arshall, Beautyrest repairs Finish workmanship, Quick service. Ontario Bedding Co. 4505R (Feb24) FORNITURE REPAIRED AND RE- upholstered. See our materials for recovering, Cruce R. Dalton 75 Charles. Phone 401. (Mars) 18--Automobile Repairs MOREY'? GARAGE, CORNER VERDUN and Gliddon. Expert repalrs to GM. Chrysler produc Specializing, re- bullding knee action. Phone 037 (Mar13) 22--Lost and Found LOST, LADY'S WATCH, BETWEEN Oshawa Blvd. & Harmony corner, on | Saturday morning. Reward, Phone 3018J. (47c) LOST. GOLD BAR PIN WITH AME- | thyst stone, Saturday afternoon, down- town district. Keepsake, Reward. Phone | 4509W. (46c) | LOST--GLASSES, "GIRL'S PINK PLAS- | tic rims, Saturday, Connaught or Sim- coe Sts. Urgently needed. Reward, Phone 378. 23--Women's Column CHARIS--FOR SPRING FASHION IN expert fitting, in girdles, corselettes and brassieres. Phone Mrs. Blatter 2504W. SPENCER SUPPORTS INDIVIDUALLY ! designed, Measured at British Knit | store, 064 King Street West Phone 2118M or 873J for appointment. (Marl9) FREE . FREE FREE Your week's laundry washed and damp | dried free. Bring in your bundle and ' let us show you how easlly and well your laundry can be done the Bendix way. This offer is made only quaint you with Bendix's many standing features, absolutely « ation. out- no obii- CHRISTIAN ELECTRIC & HARDWARE PHONE 1000 (Feb,18,23,25,27) DECOR- | Phone | (Mar.11) | to ac- | 23--Women's Column ! CHARIS, NOW. IS THE TIME TO BREAK in that new garment before the warm | weather arrives. Call Mrs. Mills, 3333W. | (Mar.10) 24--Personal "OLD AT 40, 50, 60?" MAN! YOU'RE, crazy! Thousands peppy at 70, Os- trex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies | | lacking iron. For rundown feeling many men, women call "old". New | I vget acquainted" size only 50c. 'At all | | druggists. (Jan28, 20,30Feb.25, 26, 27Mar.3,4.5) | | WANTED, RIDE TO AND FROM Xo ronto dally. Phone 4351J. (46b | HAVE THAT WATCH OR "CLOCK | vRorLY repaired at the Midtown Wauch Snoop, 152 Simcoe St. South. Entrance through Vern's Barber Shop. One week's service, (Peb26) | BROADLOOM "RUGS, NEW "MODERN | decorators colours, custom made, seam- less up to thirteen feet, any length. | Write Acme Rug Co., 188 Ring Hamilton, ar.18) 1 25--Real Estate For Sale 8-ROOM STUCCO HOUSE FOR SALE. Must be sold this week. Possession one week, 149 Tyler Crescent. 47c) i MODERN, NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, {gpa large rooms, 4-plece bath, oak floors in living-room, dining and bed- { rooms, Hall, kitchen and bath in tile. Well insulated, lovely high lot, near Simcoe St. N., on beautiful street. Built under N.H.A. 'Only $1,660 down, $33 per month, Immediate possession. You don't have to be a vet, Box 810, Times- | Gazette. (47d) | 31, ACRES, NEW 3-ROOM HOUSE, NO. '3 highway, mile west of Oshawa. $2,400. | Phone 382W1. (47d) 47 X 466'; "WORKED 2 YEARS, fruit, trees, berries, Phone 1233W after four, (47¢) BRICK HOUSE 6 ROOMS AND BATH. y Hardwood floors upstairs and down. | Vacant anytime. Price $5,200, Cash or terms. Apply 1 122 _Bloor St. E. (46e) $7, 200" large S5-room brick | bungalow. . Modern In | every respect, oak floors. Only $1,900 | down, Possession May 1st. Now under | construction. North. 7, 500m square plan home. North West section Hot | ater heating. Extra lot. beautiful land- | scaped grounds, Perennials set. Immedi- | | ate possession. Near park and Collegiate. {1 HAVE OTHERS ~LISTINGS WANTED | | W. McAULEY | REALTOR { 150 DIVISION ST. 1 PHONE 3510M ANYTIME (46b) BUILDING LOTS ON NO. 2 HIGHWAY, at Courtice, close to grocery store and ' school. D. J. Courtice. Phone gtr: ( y $450. CEN- | (46c) LOT FOR SALE, 42° X 90', tral Park Blvd. Phone .316W. 26--Real Estate Wanted 6-ROOMED HOUSE, EAST END PRE- ferred, possession as soon as possible; Box 813, Times-Gazette. (47c) WOULD RENT OR BUY A FARM WITH | water and some bush. Write giving all information to P.O. Box 340, Oshawa. (47¢) | WANTED, HOUSE, GOOD RESIDEN- | tial district, with 5 bedrooms, for | client with cash. We also require liste | ings, all types of houses for clients, | rome with cash. Bradley Bros, Phone ! 169. (47¢) | BARROW URGENTLY NEEDS HOUSES of all sizes, for waiting clients. Please | phone G, Barrow, Real Estate, tl : bi ONE ACRE OR MORE, CLOSE To! { Oshawa, preferably on highway. Phone | 3288J. (46¢c) URGENT. I NEED HOUSES, LARGE and small farms, small acreages, stores and businesses for clients, some with all cash, Phone 3510M today and get action W. McAuley, Realtor, 1s Divi- sion St. Feb.28) COTTAGE ON OR BETWEEN re and Division Sts, modern and good condition, No agents, Box 705, Times- Gazette. (44c) LARGE HOUSE, CENTRALLY LOCAT- ed, on main street, could be used for Phone : Commercial purposes. Bros. 169, | 2v--Rooms for Rent | TWO ROOMS, ~ PARTLY FURNISHED, | ight housekeeping couple ois 811, Times-Gazette. NISHED BEDROOM, VERY cr. | | tral, continuous hot water. Phone 1086J. Apply 16 Elgin St East. . (47¢) | {TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, THIRD floor, 2-pc. bath, suitable for couple. § |iimediate possession, | Phone 2195 (47a) 2 SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT- able for light housekeeping. 151 A borne St, Phone 1089R. b) | SINGLE ROOM, QUIET WARM Mii continuous hot water; non-drinker and | non-smoker only, gentleman preferred. | Phone 2922 (46¢) | FURNISHED BEDROOMS FOR RENT, | 8irls preferred. Phone Noha. (45¢) LARGE BEDROOM, FIRST FLOOR, | suitable for two, Continuous hot water. | 209 Simcoe 8. (45d) | 30a--Room & E & Board Wanted | WANTED, HOME FOR 2 ot | Bradley (47a) for 3 months, Urgent. Phone 4667J 46¢) 31--Wanted to Rent i HOUSE TO RENT WITH SMALL acreage, near Oshawa. Phone 20801; (47¢) | BY VETERAN. OFFICE SPACE, GOOD location to be used as book-store. Box 643, Times-Gazette. (47e) | 31--Wanted to Rent FURNISHED BED- SITTING ROOM AND | kitchen, grill and phone privileges, Ab- stainers, two business people only. Box 643, Times-Gazette. (Mar.3) i3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS OR APART- ! ment, wanted by young quiet couple, no children, Urgent. Phone 3030M. (Feb ,24,25,27) ANYONE HAVING SMALL HOUSE, OR 3 or 4-room unfurnished flat to rent, please reply to Mr. Gaudet, c/o 2ellets, (46¢c) i LIVING ACCOMMODATION, URGENT- | {ly needed for three adults and one child. Phone 461. (441) 32--Automobiles for Sale 1935 PLYMOUTH FOR SALE. APPLY 180 Oshawa Blvd. (47a) Bill Nicholls Car Lot TO-DAY'S SPECIAL: 35 Olds. Sedan $495. "47 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION | CABRIOLET, radio, heater, : overdrive. '47 BUICK ROADMASTER CONVERTIBLE '47 STUDEBAKER COACH 41 CHEV, COACH, radio and heater, 39 LA SALLE, radio and heater. 31 BUICK SEDAN, in excellent. condition, And Many Older Models to Clicose From Oshawa's Largest Used Car Dealer 71 KING W. Anytime Ray Bennett Motors LIMITED Specials 9) 'i 1941 Plythouth Custom Deluxe Sedan 1 1941 Chev. Deluxe Coach 1940 Olds. Special Deluxe Sedan 1940 Nash Deluxe Sedan 1939 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan 1937 Plymouth. Opera Coupe & Better Cars, Better Deals 428 KING ST. W. Phone 4554) (46b) | 42--Automobiles for Sale | '40 PONTIAC COACH, GOOD CONDI- | tion, good tires, heater, defroster, new | battery. Phone 2152W, (47¢) | '38 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, CREAM | colour, radio, heater, '47 Hudson sedan, drive master, nydromatic, radio, heat- er, Like new. Quebec St., rt ! (47a) 38 PACKARD, 6-CYLINDER, CHEV. excellony condition. Naiman's Garage, 181 Albert St. (ata) '37 FORD COACH, EXCELLENT CON- dition. Naiman's Garage, 181 Ae >: ) '37 FORD COACH, GOOD CONDITION. cheap for cash. Phone 2873R, (47b) 28 FORD COACH, NEW TIRES, SEAL- ed beam lights, new battery. Phone 43TW1, oh : 3 (47) '31 CHEV. SEDAN, .A-1 CONDITION, 4 new tires, $185. Phone 382W1. (47d) '36 CHEV. COUPE, GOOD CONDITIQN, winterized (750-14 tires), private. Phone 2225 Whitby. (46¢c) 41" OLDS. COACH, NEW "TIRES, UN- der seat heater, lighter, defrosters, ra- dio, slip covers. Phone 733 after 6 p.m. 1119J. (46¢c) ON, 4 NEW one 3476W. (46b) '36 "PACKARD, "A-1 CONDI tires, heater, defroster, a1 _Buckingharm. '41 FORD COACH, RADIO, GOOD tires. A bargain, $1,000, Phone 4122W. Hee) INTERNATIONAL, 1939, ONE N stake body truck. Walter Frank, mE Bowmanville, Phone 2403. b) | '47 DODGE FLUID DRIVE livid sedan, low mileage, heater, etc. 160 King 8t. W. Phone 828, (46e) BUICK SEDAN, 1939, GOOD PAINT | and upholstery, tires fair, owner driven. For inspection phone 2503W. (46¢c) 33--Automobiles Wanted PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE, FRIDAY AT 8 p.m., Union School No. 6, Base line East. Good Fiza. Auspices Commun- ity Club, Admission 25c. (470) RUMMAGE SALE, CENTRE ST. UNIT- ed Friday, Feb- ruary 27th, 2 p.m., by jhe North Osh- awa United Church W.A (47b) LISTEN TO CHRISTIAN'S PRESENTA- tion of C.G.E. Hour over CKDO, di- rect from the auditorium of the ; ht, February 27, y the 11th Arm- oured Regimental and Civic Band, J. L. Broadbent conducting. (47p) 36--Articies For Sale 8-PC. OAK DINING "ROOM UR IN good condition. . Phone S508W Tc) STEEL VENETIAN i 5 ft. Measured and Instalicd George Reld. Phone 2 68 Bond West (Mar23) 37--Articles Wanted WANTEP, SOMEONE TO MAKE WIN- down frames and sash, also storm win- dows, Lumber supplied. Am building house. Box 808, Times-Gazette. (46b) GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED ice boxes. cook stoves and heaters 56 King West. 3326W. (Mar5) HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PAPER, rags, mattresses, iron and metals. | Local and out of town calls picked up free. Phone 635, Cedardale Iron and Metals, 100 Annis St. East of Sinz) Mar2) CASH FOR YOUR CAR. BRAMLEY Motor Saies. 1271 Simcoe St. North 'Phone 4695W, (Marl) | We will sell your car for $10. Must {be clean and in good mechanical condition. ! BELMONT MOTORS 137 King West Phone 3344R (4st) | 34--Pets "and "Livestock i 135 ROCK PULLETS, 10 MON, OLD. . Laying good. Phone 3066W3. (47p) | "| 35--Wearing Apparel | -- -- me} MAN'} BROWN GABARDINE SUIT, size 38, practically new. Phone 98W. on WE BUY AND SELL USED CLOTHIN | sterilized, cicaned. and pressed like | new. Carrying a big stock of Winter coats, suits and pants. , 31 Bond St. W. Sam Swartz. (Mar?) | | 36--Articles tor Sale | ON ONE OUTBOARD "MOTOR, "4.2. | po Apply 113 Prince St. (47 150 FT. CHICKEN WIRE, 1" MESH, 4 ft. high, $18.00. Phone 873J. (47a) McCLARY KITCHEN " ANNEX, ALSO Presto Cooker. Phone 3927J. (47a) BEATTY ELECTRIC IRONER. REA- sonable. 180 Oshawa Blvd, (147a) WHITE MCLARY RANGETTE, POR- a) | celain enamel oven. 269 Leslie St. CHOICE ROASTING CHICKENS; ALSO boiling fowl, dressed, Teaqy for oven. Please phone orders early in week for Saturday delivery. Phone 1054W or 2967 Bowmanville, (47¢c) BEECH ENAMEL COOK STOVE, HOT water-front, good condition. Apply 461 Simcoe South. ay (47d) | DRY SOFT WOOD SLABS, $13 PER | cord, Phone 2135W, also Brookiin 87RA4. fo 2 (Feb.25,27,Mar.1) 3 BIRD CAGES, PAIR OF GIRL'S HIGH 1'top rubber boots, size 3. Phone 3889W. (47a) 6-PIECE DINETTE SUITE, NATURAL, | rea trim, and kitchen buffet' with side | shelves, also chest of drawers, Practi- | new. Reasonable, Phone 2396W. pun pes ts 3 (47a) | ou RUG, 9 X 63; FEET, HALL runner, 12 feet long, both in good con- dition, 353 Buena Vista. Phone 3m. ) VENETIAN BLINDS Made to measure and guarantdbd, free] estimates and installations anywhere. J. W. MELLEY PHONE 4101W ANYTIME BOX 421, OSHAWA, / | (Mon. Wed. Fri.) 1 CIRCULATOR STOVE, FINDLAY, BAR- | gain, $35. Moffat combination gas, coal and wood, ivory, green trim, $49. Que- bec heater, $8 also reconditioned mo- tors, V-8 and model A Fords. Can be seen at A. F. Cox & Sons, 168 King West, Phone 666. (47¢c) HARDWOOD FACTORY, CUTTINGS, $5 and $3 lots, delivered. Mixed slabs, $10. per cord, Phone 3288J. (46¢c) NO, 5 NATIONAL PRESSURE COOK- ers, large, suitable for canning, now available, also Presto Cookers, all sizes. Meagher's, 5 King West. (Mar.24) TYPEWRITER, UNDERWOOD STAN- dard, in perfect condition, $75, Terms arranged. Christian's. Phone 1000. (43tf) ELECTRIC RAINGETTE, 2- BURNER with oven, In good condition, $29. Meagher's, 92 Simcoe North. (461) GIBBARD COFFEE TABLE, WALNUT, large size; dinette suite, 6-plece, na- tural with red; porcelain enamel top table, white; practically new. Phone | 448TW. > (46¢c) POTATOES; SPY AND TALMAN | Sweets delivered. Phone 4423J. F. Shaw, 262 St, Jullen St. (46d AWNINGS ONLY LIMITED SUPPLY avallable. Order now. Chairs and tables for rent. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe N., Oshawa (Mar.4) | 1 | | TROUT FISHERMEN! cesesess. $18, $25. $32. Telescope Rods ....... $4.75, $6.95, $7.50 Automatic Trout Reels, $10.95 & $11.95 Single Action Reel $1., $2.95, $3.50, $3.95, $4.25, $9.25 Trout Lines ........e0...c.. 45¢ to 3.50 Creels, flys, spinners, hooks (with or without gut), leaders, fly-rod cases, fly boxes. Quantity limited this year, ORDER EARLY SMITH SPORTS 353 KING WEST Open Evenings Phone 472 (46d) tor, 600 ft. film. 203 Huron St. (431) VENETIAN BLINDS for homes, offices or factories. Custom made., Moderately priced. Estimates and installations free. R. G. TREWIN 3531-Rf 59 Division, Oshawa (Mon. Wed. Fri.) APARTMENT ~ SIZED WASHING MA- chine, most m@dern design. 50. Meagher's, 5 King West. Es (Mar.19) OIL BURNERS -- SALES PLUS A complete reliable service Out-of-town customers solicited. W. Borrowdale. Phone 584J. ~ (Maris) A COMPLETE i STOCK OF WRINGER rolls and belts for all makes of wash- ers Jack Biddulph. 68 Simcoe St N | Phone 3800W, (Mar25) [8 MM ~ UNIVERSAL MOVIE ,PROJEC- i | Apply stating and experience to | sities to the people in your neighbor- | hood. SPOT CASH PAID FOR GOOD USED furniture, ice box. wishes heater, cook stoves. 24 Bond Phi Li Mart3) Ar | 38--Female F Help Wanted EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER. STATE name, address, age, and salary expected. Box 815, Times-Gazette, (47¢c) PASTRY PAKER'S HELPER, PART- time including Saturday. Apply The 8hop, 42 Simcoe 8t. North. (47a) GIRL TO SEW COLLARS AND on shirts at home. Experienced only need apply. Phone 1045J between 5 and 7.30 a.m. only. (46¢) STENOGRAPHER WANTED. GEN- eral office work, including Ryag. short- hand, record keeping and simple book- Reoping Hours 9.00-5.00, Lunch Hour 12.00-1.30. Starting salary $100.00 r month, State experience, training and academic standing. Apply Box 809, Times-Gazette. (46c) HOUSEWIVES! NEED EXTRA INCOME to help family budget? A few hours a day representing Avon Products in your neighbourhood will pay you well. Apply Box 806, Times-Gazette. (45g) ! TWO POSITIONS OPEN, ONE BOOK- keeper, one invoice clerk. Experience not essential but valuable Gi wages. address, age, education Box Times- (44t1 Gazette. STENOGRAPHER AND BOOKKEEPER Experienced Preferred! Steady position and advancement to right party. References required! . Apply to PARKHILL & YANCH BARRISTERS 26 SIMCOE ST. N. 39--Male Help Wanted MESSENGER BOY. ABOUT 15 WITH bicycle, Apply Mr. Corbett, Mundy- Goodfellow Printing Co., Oshawa. (46b) EXPERIENCED METAL FINISHER, steady work, good wages. Phone hoe (46b) EXPERIENCED DAY PORTER, ST be good cleaner, Apply Queen's Hotei {45c) 39b--Male and Female Help SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. AVERAGE | $n weekly for man or woman to supply more than 250 Familex neces- | Write today for complete de- tails of our time-tested plan for fast, easy, direct-to-customer sales, Cata- logue fres, Famlex, 1600 Delorim Montreal. (Feb.23, 25 Ea #l--Etmployment: Wanted REPAIRING TRILIGHTS, RANGETTES ranges, all household Slectrical appli. ances. Frank Snudden, 107 Phone 919W, (Mer13) Ice Carnival At Harmony Keenly Contested MRS. KENNETH FLETCHER Correcpondent Harmony, Feb. 24--While not a success from a financial standpoint, last Friday's ice carnival, sponsor. ed by the Harmony Welfare Asso- ciation, provided a lot of fun and pleasure for all those attending. This second carnival got off to a bad start when the weatherman decided to put on a spring act right up until last Thursday night. With the return of a cold wave, rink caretaker Al Rundle did every- thing he could to put the ice in shape, from an early morning flooding, scraping down the bumps, in fact just everything he could pcssibly do to have a nice sheet of ice, * In the meantime, interest in the carnival was waning, with everyone figuring that skating was out of the picture for another year. Pos. sibly that is why there was such a small attendance and lack of en. tries in the various classes. Sev. eral races were run off to add to the fun and also to dispose of some of the prizes, By the way, we. no. ticed one or two rather original get- ups--one was a dressed.up Christ. mas tree, another 'a bright red Christmas package. Every child had a free 'hot-dog and then, to make absolutely sure that no child had been overlooked, President Wes Powers went down OF-WEARING PEARLS THAT DIDN'T WAH PERFECTLY. Wie on Sore MATCH THE Poi I Od v1 THINK THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW SRUANS ANT RT us Annmaa = Amma RARER Re Se. INSET JEVELRY : GILTBACH SAYS hs McCLURE NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE into the boys and girls basements offering yet more. Receipts at conclusion ef the evening's festivities showed that | the Association had brcken about even, Previously it had been hoped that some money would be raised to help carry on the work. Thanks are due to the Canada Bread Company for their kind don. ation of ten dozen buns, also to all those helping to make the evening a success. Prizes included wool socks, wool- len gloves, tie, silk hose, head- scarf, belt, plastic braces, etc., and were awarded as follows:i-- Fancy Dress Youngest skater,Norma Shannon; girls under 8 years, Betty Hoskin; boys under 8 years, Sam Jackson; girls 9 to 12, Shirley Hoskin; boys 13 to 16, Dell McKay; adults, 17 up, Mrs. J. R. Williaens. Races Boys 9 to 12, Charles Powers; boys 13 to 16, Rchert Whattam; boys 17 up, Gorden Hoskin. If any of you have ideas as to how the Harmony Welfare Associa. tion could make money to go ahead with a recreational program kindly contact the following committee: President, J. Wesley Powers; secre. tary treasurer, Mrs, K. R. Fletcher, representatives, Mr. Ken Whattam, ME Bill Drinkle and Mrs. A. Laven. er. A progressive euchre will be held in Union School, Section No. 6 on Friday evening, Feb. 27, at 8 pm. This event is being sponsored by the Ccenmunity Club. Good prizes. Admission 25 cents. All are wel. ccme, The Tth Oshawa Scouts and Cubs are holding their annual | Father ani Son Banquet on Friday evening, Feb, 27. Child Dentistry Address Theme At Maple Grove Maple Grove, Feb. 20 -- At:the Februrary meeting of Maple Grove Women's Institute, reports were given {rom the Good Neighbor Com. mittee, Ald to Europe and Durham County Hospitalization Co-opera- tive services. It was decided to send | for gift from England books. | Mrs, Charlie Grenham presented the Institute with several copies of { the English Women's Institute pub- lication "Home and Country' pub. lished monthly by the National Fed- erated Women's Institutes. The President, Mrs, S. Morton | reminded members of the District | Cooperative program "Household Accounting" to be held in Hamp. ton on March 9. Thirty bassinette linings have been made by the members for Bowmanville hospi- tal, In the unavoidable absence of Home Economics convener, Mrs. Howard Cryderman very ably pre. sided for the program. After com. munity singing of numbers of Val. entine sentiment, Miss Muriel Ste. vens delighted the members with two readings "Calling Willie" and "The Deaf Chicken". Dr. J. C. Devitt and Dr. W. M. Rudell were introduced by Mrs. Cryderman and Dr. Rudell spoke on 'Child Dentistry" giving young mo- {hers a wealth of information and advice, Since foundation teeth are in place at birth, Dr. Rudell stress. ed the importance of pre-natal care. Procpective mothers under the care of a physician should have ade. quate apd balanced diet with con. Wtitions of living conducive to emo- tional stability. Though foundation teeth are in place at birth there may be a difference of several months in time of teeth appearing in different children. Breast feed- ing was advised since the occur. rence of disease is less and the de. velopment of nose, roof of mouth and jaws is better when a child is fed in nature's way. In eating hab. its hard foods are important since good general health aids in the building of teeth just as good teeth' ayp essential to general health. The proper use of a straight brush not only cleans the teetta but increases healthful circulation of the blood around the teeth, Gentle brushing toward the tip of the tooth was 'advised and no food after teeth are cleaned for the night. When dental care is necessary it should be given 'early and checks made every four to six months with X-rays in case of possible abnor. malities. 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(pl) 26. gown 27. very black 28. cleanlinesy 29. before 33. masculine name 36. lingers about 38. heat ex . uttered . Roman reed wax . rim . entire amount . fish eggs . Confederate general Ss -- from many years of experience and chservation in the profession, be- lieves that goed teeth may be in. herited, since in his immediate fa: m- ily four generations have enj almost perfect teeth. He advises lots of calcium and come early if trouble develops. Appreciaticn on behalf of members was expressed by Mrs. Ray Bowen to Miss Stevens, Drs. Devitt and Rudell. Refreshments were served by Mrs, Camyiell's group, Attendance 31. the London--(CP)--Cockney come- dienne Kate Carney has completed 50 years on the music halls. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUB..CT "MIND" was the subject of the Lesson Sermon which was read in all churches of Christ, Scientist, throughout. the world, including First Church eof Christ, Scientist, 64 Colborne Street East, on Sun. day, February 22. The Golden Text was: "Who hath known the mind of the Lord, that he may instruct him?" (1 Corinthians 2:16). London--(CP)~The world's lar. gest uncut diamond -- the 770-ca- rat stone found three years ago in Sierra I.cone--will be among ex- hibits shown at this year's British Industries Fair, Notice To Farmers! | am on the market to purchase your Holstein cows; fresh or close springers of good size and condition. No blood test is required. ' Prompt pick-up at the highest possible prices. Phone evenings or write to . . DUNCAN SPANG CLARE. ONT, ONT. PHONE STOUFFVILLE 6616. NOTE: Small thin cows not wanted.