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PACE TWELVE THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, MARCH 8, Lai WANT AD SECTION <5 s%5%54 rontgy BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. Articles for Sale .. 38 Articles Wanted .. 37 Agents Wanted ... 40 |=--=Auditors 3RAHAM BICKLE, ACCOUNTAND AU- litor. Government reports snd ineome ax forms: prepared, secre work hone 1C04J. 295 nis rity (Aprl) Bod 3 T HOPKINS, ral accountant, 2 Kiger 8 er Bid t. East. Phone 2 Suntant and i --Barristers Tg ts ' Auditors. .,.eeeeeve 3 Por A cesssessees 38 Automobiles wanted ......... 38 Automobile Repairs i ry YARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, BAR- isters, 112 Simcoe St. North. Phone ow Res. 3274W. (Apr4) HYMAN, B. ETC. De Loans arranged. 25 Simcoe fora Phone 67. Residence ost, ) NANT & ANNIS, BARRISTERS. Fy FP, Annis, K.C., 7}; Simcoe Stree uth. Phone 4, Residence 769. (Aprl) A. W. 8. GREER, K.C.. BARRISTER, Solicitor, etc, 6 King Streat East. hone 3160. 3514. Resident partner W, C. Pollard, KC, U ont. (Aprl) FR ERO. OREIOHION & FRASER: isters, Bank (Apr) D. HUMPHREYS, K.C., B. solicitor, etc, 6 King Phones: Office 814; residence Mpney to loan. ARRISTER, St. West. 3207. (Aprl) 1) JAMES R. MacBRIEN, BARRISTER and Solicitor. Suite 201. 70 King East, Genosha Hotel. Phone 837. (Apr1) JOSEPH P. MANGAN, KC, BARRIS- ter, Solicitor. Money to Josn. Office King St. East, Oshawa. Phone Res, Phone 837. (April) ERNEST MARKS: BABRISTES: SOLI- citor. 11 King E. 2. Phones Office 55. Bosidenice BOSOTR. (Aprl) . PARKHILL AND J. A. YANCH. National (Apr1) Phone 1614. Res, 1975J. one INSERTION . © _consEcuTIVE THREE CON EY Professional and 20 words or less. Me before publication. INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Lswesnessisesssneds ECUSIVE INSERTIONS o1zssssrsssss.os 1.00 RE ADDITIONAL CONSECUTIVE INBERTION .... fistings $5.00 per bb Each 1nitlad lather. ah) reviation, § 404 es All Classified Advertisements MUST be in by § pam. the day Offices hours: Dally 8-6. Saturday 8-5. and sssesces 38 seseseccne 05 Mig orders for consecutive insertions. 1 cheba piats per month for for all words over 20. 3.348; Sante sous ms » 23--Women's Column in that 'new garment before the weather arrives. Call Mrs. MI, . 24--Personal BROADLOOM RUGS, NB MANNING F. SWARTZ, BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary. Money to loan. Bas- | sett Block, suite No. 4. Phone 282. 287TW. Pee) 3a--Physicians and Surgeons DR. BAPTY, SURGEON, 153 KING ST. E., Oshawa. Phone 3832. Hours: eleven to Joeive and (except Wed and Sat.), | 2to4 and 7% 8 (Aprl) 4--Chiropractors STECKLEY HEALTH CLINIC, 146! Simcoe North. Phone 224. Wt therapy, mineral Ent bath treatment. Practicing 22 years. Consultation free. 9 am. to by p.m. daily, except Monday and Frida; (Aprl) i mn C. H. TUCK, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. Cars: Hours § to 12, 2 to 5. Phone 1516. Evenings Appointments. (Aprl) JURY AND LOVELL--OFFICE HOURS: 9 am. to 6 pm. Wednesday 9 to 1. A, E Johnson, Optometrist. PRO less up to thirteen fi ye Acme Rug Co, 25--Real Estate he Be $3,500.00 buys building and fixtures with grocery and refreshment busi- ness. Buildings on leased land. Stock extra at invoice, price. Weekly $850.00, Located in a large turnover village, CYRIL E. MORLEY PHONE PICKERING 67 REAL ESTATE BROKER (57s) $5, 0005ungm $ room brick Sout 29---Rooms for Rent CLEAN, WARM FURNISHED BED- room or bedsitting room, with break- fast - for tleman, hot water, Jone, bus service, reasonable rates. 3376W. (57¢) APARTMENT, TO man; abstainer, ve imes- young hoo 'n moderate price. Box 850, tra Pp! » Times, 2 ~ UNFURNISH] ROOMS, SUITABLE 36--Articles for Sale STANDAR DROP HEAD chine, $25. Phone 3584W, ORNA TALL PORCH RAILINGS, various Estimates given. Phone WASHING MACHINE, "BLACKSTONE," brand new. Best offer over $110. Box 850, Times-Gazette. (56b) MA- (378) 'Terms i desired. 8t. West. 5 FOOT STAND, ANDARD TUB, GOOD dition, E. McGrath, 644 Somerville. Phone. 4364. i) WHITE ENAMEL KITCHEN cellent condition Phone 2174W. 7. (58s) FINDLAY So SONOORD, igh Buy, Call between pg] and 7. 3A Avenue . Phone 4607TM. (58¢) VENETIAN BLINDS and' free anywhere. Made to and J.'W. MELLEY PHONE 4101W ANYTIME BOX 421, OSHAWA, (Mon. Wed. Fri.) PLAST-I-GLOSS PLASTIC Joo FIN- ish for all your floors. No GE SALE--CENTRE ST. UNIT- ed Church basement. Tuesday, 1:30. ~ DANCING AT THE AVALO Tuesday, Frida; Sod Batands gd i #1 12. King (Ba Mon.) 38--Female Help Wanted WOMAN -- HALF DAY (57a) weekly. Phone 2638R. GIRL 1 TO WC WORK "IN LAUNDRY. APPLY y, 29 Celina St. (561) the public; pA Los FOR. ELDERLY hao Nor Sens person, on 901, Times-Gazet! STENOGRAPHER, EE NOT essential, but valuable. Aoply ia stating ug dress, ge anette' pera. "Aggli to 41--Employment Wanted DESIRES LIGHT HOUSEWORK, sleep in. Phone 2466J. (872) NAVE YOUR HOUSE CLEANED FROM Dries in one hour, Glecol's Grocmens: eria. We deliver. Phone 3235. (Mar.26) Ro, 5 NATIONAL PRESSURE large, pL for canni avaliable, also Presto Coek Meagher's, 5 King West. , NOW sizes, __(Mar.24) dard, in perfect peri) 1s. By, EAN: 000. (43%0) arranged. Christian's, A COMPLETE rolls and belts f 8 Of ers. Jack Shadi. 68 5 Simos 8t. N. Phone (Maras) repairs done by the i 1 . Phone 4692J. (55¢) REPAIRING TRILIGHTS, RANGETTES, Fangs, all household electrical appli Frank Snudden, 107 Athol E. Phons P19W. (Mar13) Blacksmith, welding, repairing. 283 BYNG Ave. (Feb.28,Mar.1-13) feel Expert AL Ry for I Associated ee of charge. Bond, Street West, at Prince. We Deli- ver. Phone 4538W. (Mar.26) SF Suaintte couple; Phone ' (56D) SING iL )M, SUIT ONE OR TWO a. Phone 1886R. (55¢) GARAGE FOR RENT, APPLY TO MR. Drew, Radio and Sports. 134 Shee OIL BURNERS -- SALES PLUS A complete reliable "service. Out-of-town Motted. W. (Maris) APARTMENT SIZED WASHING MA- chine, Jost modern design, 12550, , 5 King West. ( is) South. BEDROOM. FOR GENTLE- man, continuous water. Phone 2352W. (54¢c) 31--Wanted to Rent 2 OR 3 'UFURNISHED ROOMS; UR- gently required by young veteran and wife. Box 812, Times-Gazette. (56¢c) SuceAusomobiles for Sale 7 PONTIAC, PASSENGER COUPE, $1000 A ie De ates: Sd. de 1roster. A ar! 458 Madison Ave. or phone ter 6 p.m. Private, (57c) TIRES, 2 New license. dition. 6--Insurance PROTECTION FROM ALL FORMS OF hazard can be purchased from Murdoch General Insurance Service. National Housing Act Building loans, Submit your plans to us. (Apré) PEACOCK'S INSURANCE SERVICE Congul | je to IOF any of your insurance needs. insurance includ- ing ts Ly King street East, Zhons (Aprl) Va DR. E. H WEBSTER, small animal surgery, St. W. Phone 2010M. 9--Money To Loan NATIONAL HOUSING ACT BUILDING | 5 Loans, We are official agents. Sub- mit your plans to Murdoch General Insurance Service. Over Eaton's. (Apré) CLIENTS' MONIES AVAILABLE FOR first mortgages. Apply M. F. Swartz, Barrister. Basset Block, suite No. 4, prl) Pte tion DANCING CLASSES, BALLET, and Tap taught by Irenie o Harvey, Be- Re- hrist Ch 'arish | ig oy (Mar.5) Hillcroft and Mary Sts. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN LATEST modern dances including Fox Trot, Waltz, Rumba, Tango, Samba, Jitter hone (Apr.3) LARGE AND 101 Richmond (Aprl) all ¢ es, mice lot with fruit trees, close in. Possession 30 days. $ 2. 7003s ines lovely summer cot- W. J. SULLEY Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer 346 Simcoe St. 8. Oshawa PHONE 716, i (570) REDUCED $5. 500 ~uese Ave. 6 room LL home. Hard: floors. Hot water heating with electric SES, BME LRT: an muy a . sion, Call us todsy for an appoint- ment to see this home. EVERETT Realtor -- General Insurance 82 Simcoe 8. Pnone 1550 " tario Real Netate pr Meanie: On (Mars 5.5.9) 130 ON | Irish Wi SHOTCE EL LOE x CHOICE LEVEL 1OT, Rosehill Bled. Reply to Box 200, Times- Gagette. (87¢) 2 FARMS, 360 ACRES IN TOR cedar posts, five work mm of 4-horse farm m: Perry 1R3., Mr eT iD Burketoh. ____~ (88) 00--2-STOREY HOUSE, QUEEN anville, 7 rooms and bath, $67 Bowm er large a Ta hot-air hea 11--Building Trades PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING. RE- an Phone 4488J12. (Apr. 1) JENSEN, PAINTER AND . DECOR- Yiot Phone 143500, 17 Park Rd. South. ys ___ (Mar23) CRAGGS. AND DYKSTRA. PAINTERS, orators. Also furniture refinished. industrial spragine. Work guarantesd, Phone 3639 - (Mar18) BUILDING CONTRACTOR, PLANING and designing, all types of remodel~ ing, kitchens, built-in furniture, ete. Thomas Gill. Phone 1503J. (Apr?) 12--Personal Services SU ROR os MILKERS, AUTHOS Ly and Service. Merr Ste Bt Station. Phone 33R14, "aes . A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT Repnir shop 4 Str lest. Your patronage 14--Household Repairs CHESTERFIELDS, wun RECO- vered. Like new. way pay more? Our rates are reasonable. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Phone 3583W wights, 3344J, days. (Apr4) FORNITURE (Apri) REPAIRED AND REB- u] See our materials for recovering. on, 75 Charles. Phone 401. (Apr8) 15--Gardening and Supplies PRUNING TREES AND SHRUBS, MUCH an and should be taken care of tan present time. Phone 2178. Otatty 18--Automobile Repairs MOREY'S GARAGE, CORNER VERDUN and Sadon, Expert to aM, Suing i Ty Shepiuining, ( Mar13) 21--Business Opportunities TRACTOR DEALER FRANCHISE FOR light all-purpose farm and garden riding tractor and implerents; also other lines.--George hite & Company Ltd., London, Ontario, "22--Lost and Found FOUND--CHILD'S PURSE ON SIMCOE St. Saturday morning. Recelve same by paying for ad. 16 Elgin St. E~ (57a) LOST -- SILVER COLOURED METAL Indian cigarette case, at Genosha Grill op Friday night. Reward. Please Phicne (57¢) 23--Women's Column CHARIS--FOR SPRING FASHION IN expert fitting, in girdles, corselettes and brassieres. Phone Mrs. Blatter, 2504W. (Mar.11) SPENCER SUPPORTS INDIVIDUALLY designed, a euted at British Knit ng Street West. Phone 2116M hy 815) or appointment. (Marl9) (56¢) $1,900 en King e solicited | Wan Sons |W Ph i 404 ? One BO lle N e (5310) '41 'AUSTIN COACH, CO! tion. Radio and heater. 3500. 100 Thomes St. ($7¢) 4 DOOR LUXE 1941 MERCURY 118, like new. inal mileage 35 ,000. New tires. Heater and defroster. Phone 3830. (57b) 1938 Pontiac Coach Good condition, privately owned. Looks like new. $875. PHONE 4256M (57¢c) 33---Automobiles Wanted A el 34--Pets and Livestock IRISK SETTER PUPPIES ed). Sire Wildair Celtic 'endy. Phone Pic REGISTER- ng. Dam T7-r-33. (561) 7 PIGS, 8 WEEKS S-hpply Martin cow, will freshen Marc! ply Martin Prasienks, RR 3, hy Airport Road, uf Whitby." COCKER SrARIELS) REGISTERED, blacks, blondes partis, Waubena Kennels, mile west dy Oshawa, & hey SIMCOE PET SHOP, CANARIES, BABY Budgies, Fore! 'Finches, Gold: New bird cages. Budgle ladders. i Simeoe South. (Mar.26) room age, fruit Nice lot. Rectric and Water, only' 1 oto down, $ 5 ;000~ i.e Southeast 'bungalow, 3-pe. bath, mod- ern Kitchen $6,530 coe Street. $5 700-4 Sop de a --8 room brick, all conveni- ences. South, near Sim- awa. --8 room brick, corner lot. Burk Street. Immediate I have others. Listings Ww. McAULEY, Realtor 150 DIVISION ST. Rhone 3510M anytime, (56b) MODERN HOUSE, duplex, east or north hag gt or purchase. Phone 4467TW. Elgin St. Bast; § room room, tiled 31 soll ment-block garage, Terms can be arran $3,300755%. aun: mar GAL. North Plant; large lot, rarage; terms. Possession A April 1st. See JONES & NOLAN, Real Estate Brokers--8!; Prince St. : (56b) [OK G con vo Rg + stores A Sasa, os jon. A Po Exclusive Taine a G. DISNEY "Realtor" 82 Simcoe Street South, Phone 1660, Oshawa, Ontario. (56! 26--Real Estate Wanted $1,000 AS DOWN PAYMENT ON § OR 6 roomed house close to end G.M. Must be reasonable. Box 3 ines: A ___(5T¢) URGENT. 15 NEED X HOUSES. Sores. ioc and small fi i ET x i action W. sion St, 29_Rooms For Rent BOWMA! on = Stress an drge 350. Suitable for etc. Immedis vestment at $11, ith ce. Times.Gazette classified ads pay ; BED --Why not try oue today. N YA133VYS OJDIW 35---Wearing Apparel LADIES' BROWN WOOL CLOTH COAT, sise 43-44, Phone 4445). (370) 0 CLOTH COATS, SIZES 12 AND 14, condition, reasonable. J after 6 or 48 King West, MUSKRAT OOAT, GOOD CONDITION, sise 13. Phone 3457J. (S6c BIZE 14 SRESTRRFIELD C COAT, RED, SIZE 14, 15.00. Phone 3713W. (56b) DRESS SUIT, TAILS, SIZE 36, first class condition. 320 Pine Ave. (55c) SELL USED CLOTHING, denn like Le 31 Bond St ahd. pants. (Apr7) new. W. Sam Swarts, 36--Articles for Sale SURBEC HEATER, USED; OIL HEATER, new; - Way miler 2 Wer Brooklin. (56¢) OR | CHILD'S SIZE, NA- tural shade, also Englis! pram two tone. good condition, cheap. Phone owt (55¢) record Be RADIO, 5 TUBE . Empire coal and wood dition, Phone Brooker Oa occupled. MOPPATT COMBINATION _ STOVE, and 'ivory, Perfect condtion. Aso suite, Phone EIGHT. Sr MAHOGANY DINING suite, Philoo- console radio, occasional piece walnut dining room e maple trim, like 3 : | state make, hei, ht ane price wan AWNINGS. "ONLY LIMITED SUPPL available. Order now. Chairs and tanies for rent. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe Oshawa. STERL SENETIAN Poin II fad Phone 2104. % Bond West Bong (aren rR WHY PAY MORE? Shop "FIRST" at Wilson's Furniture Co. «+. AND SAVE! JUST ARRIVED! SHIPMENT OF FLOOR COVERINGS While It Lasts BEDROOM SPECIALS! Bedroom Bute verre... $79.00 10-Plece Bedroom $1 1 9.00 . $149.00 Suite .... Spring-filled x $39.95 4-Plece Bedroom Bulte ...co000ve000 Studio Couch I ES VETERANS! Your D.V.A. Credits are accepted as Cash at . , . Wilson's Furniture Co. 20 Church St. -- Phone 768 "Everything for the Home" (55¢) 37--Articles Wanted A CABIN TRAILER IN GOOD OON- dition to buy or rent. Phone 3080M. (56¢) writing please PIANO FOR STUDENTS' size preferred. When 'wanted. Box 829, Times: (Mar.1-13) S557. ass Fo os con oa 8 Bond West Phone. $1680 3) HIGHEST PRICES PAID 8 PAPER, rags, mattresses, iron Local and out of of town o alls hed. ur up free. Phone 635, Metals, 100 As B AA S| juan ew Ey EE TS STORE FIXTURES Solid EWING MACHINE, SINGER omor: i) ey pay twenty dollars an up. Box 828, Times-Gazette. Mar 1013) MILLINERY TABLE -- Ash and sides. 3215" high--3314" Wide 15 | los box ft, long. € agi x 19" wie x Natural finish $50.00 60 varnish finish. Very solidly built ........... M AISLE COUNTERS--Polished Masonite top and: Ve TR oa Case finished in cream enamel. oors and inside shelves, Two. Sire ah high, $1 5 25" wide, 7. ft. long. Each ... LM AIR CONDITIONERS-- y | ELECTROHO! 4 only--These humidifiers are ideal for store or home where health promoting clean m ist air is needed to help the winter furnace tion, but ha built in Sir conditioning ic Each paint. size 28" x ao nt oe $2.00 WARD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Simcoe St. S. 38--Female Help Wanted STENOGRAPHER AND BOOKKEEPER Experienced Preferred! Steady position and advancement to right party. References requirec! Apply to PARKHILL & YANCH BARRISTERS 26 SIMCOE ST. N rnd 42--L egal Notices 8 ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Highway Improvement Amendment Act PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Sec- tion 79 (a) of The Highway Jinprove: ment Amendment Act, 1945, an Appli- cation will be made by the Depart- ment of Highways to the Ontario Municipal' Board for the approval of the closing by the Department of the following streets in the City of Oshawa in the County of Ontario where crossed by the Controlled Access Highway, Howard Street Oxford Street Oshawa ties Burton Road Str and nH rd Drew Street in the City i hawa lyin between the aved portions of ne ntrolled Access hway, and Park Road South in the City of Oshawa and in the Township East Whitby where sousne by the Oontrolled Access Highw: Such appHcaLon will Yseara by the sald Board the Chambers of the sald Board wh the Parliament Buildings in Queen's Park in the City of To- ronto, on the 30th day of March, 1048, at the hour of 10 o' noon at which time and place all per: sons claiming to be inuerested affected may attend and be hx By order of the said Board all Jos aly aie that their land will I0junous) a eoked mi the closi; the Sng Stee ST FILE PAR' - LARS with the On. tario es HE) rd. Parliament Toronto, AND with the Chief A plan P.2551-31 showing the portions streets pi to be closed may be seen at the City Hall at Oshawa and at the office of the Department of hways in Room T.004 of the East Blox of He pariiamens Sulidings, To- uring regular office hours on or_before March 30th, 1948. Dated this 1st aay of March, 1948. G DOU CET, Minister of Highiwa, P, (Mars,9,15,16) 43--Auction Sales Y, MARCH 12 FRIDA 'ARM STOCK, implements, pigs, hay, grain at Lot 5, Con. 8, Picke Wilso: ng, the property of R. n. Sale at one. Terms, coat Ni reserve. John Scott, clerk. A: auctioneer, British Farmers Face Hard Years By JAMES McCOOK Canadian Press Staff Writer London--(CP)--Agricultural re- turns for the United Kingdom have reminded the nation in the midst of a mild winter that it will take years to recover from the shattering losses in the storms of 1946-47. More than 2,000,000 sheep and lambs were lost last winter, along with at least 30,000 cattle and ex- tensive damages to cropland by frosts and floods. This year the weather has been temperate and farmers who fear- ed their feed supplies would be insufficient to carry even their reduced herds have reported con- ditions good with spring and new grass in sight. But a December census showed the total of sheep and lambs was 8,207,000 in England and Wales and 4,886,000 in Scotland, a total 24 | decline of 1,900,000 compared with The total of cattle and calves was down 55,000 to less than 7,000,- 000 for + "ngland and Wales but the relatively small decline covered all categories except calves of less than one year. In Scotland about 2,000,000 cattle were reported with an increase of 24,000 in beef animals and a de- cline of 10,000 in dairy. Govern- ment policy encouraged the pro- duction of beef cattle and the Scot- tish returns indicated this program is taking effect. Agriculture ministry officials {1 said it was hoped farmers would be encouraged to keep calves to maturity by a subsidy now effec- tive. Farmers will be e to submit calves for subsidy a months old, drawing £4 (816)>a head for steer calves and £3 for |} heifers. United Kingdom hog population declined slightly but officials said they noted with satisfaction an inerease in the number of breeding ine! 1 SOWS, THERE OUGHT TO BEA A LAW ~ By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten { HEN! 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Eighty will be flown overseas each month on R.AF. Transport Command sched- uled routes. They will be super- numerary air-crew with the rank of assistant air quartermaster, EQUALS WORLD RECORD Belfast--(CP)--A Frisian reifer from Britain, Craigbet Rosan, has equalled the world production ree ord---1,492 pounds of butter fat in one year. The cow, owned by .a farmer here, gave 31,339 pounds of milk in 365 days at 4.76 per cent butter fat. L| ARMY FOR BRITISH FARMS London--(CP)--Sixty to sevens ty thousand extra workers 'Are being recruited for Britain's farm. At least 10,000 will be volunteer Gerrhan prisoners of war retainin their own nationality and worl under the same conditions as Brife | ish farm laborers. Ls