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\ - he. Wonderful!" One Of The Many Words Of Praise From Times "I Had Wonderrful Results -- Over 2 Dozen Calls," Exclaims Mrs. A., Celina St. See For Yourself, Dial 3-2233. >> THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, July 20, 1953 19 Class. Advertisers. ROOH AND BOARD IN home for gentlemen. Dial 3- --. PRIVATE 31a--Summer Resorts 32--Automobiles For Sale 39--Articles For Sale | 39--Articles For Sale | 42--Female Help Wanted 48--Auction Sale AESAREA--COTTAGE FOR RENT BY week or. month. Suit Z or 3 people. Ap- ply 182 Albert St. % (176a) S-ROOM COTTAGE AT CAESAREA, furnished, $28 a week. Dial 760) 1951 FORD SPECIAL DELUXE COACH, privately owned, radio, heater, under- coated, guaranteed correct mileage 21,000. Price $1,695. Apply 217 Athol St., Whitby. Phone 2194. (176a) '51 FORD SEDAN JN GOOD CONDI- tion. A tely 40,000 HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES. CHE- mong Lake, Peterborough, 8 miles from seven high lectri Ss A. Brotherstone, 562 Waterford St., Pe- terborough. 172) NEW 35-ROOM SUMMER COTTAGE, electricity, good fishing and swimming. Dial 3-9705.° 175¢) 32--Automobiles For Sale "39 CHEV. SEDAN, EXCELLENT RUN- ning condition, cheap for quick sale. Phone 5-0354, after 5. (175d) '49 CHEV. HALF-TON "condition. Dial 3-8581. *39 CHEV. COACH, NICE CONDITION. Good tires. Reasonable. Phone Se. Cc PANEL, GOOD (175¢) '41 CHEV., HEATER, DEFROSTER, "slip covers, 4 new tires, very good con- dition. Apply 271 Oshawa Blvd. (175¢) *s3 CHEV. SEDAN, UNDERCOATED and air-conditioned. $700 and take over payments. Dial 3-2434. (175¢) '51 NASH, GOOD CONDITION, Low mileage, a good, clean car. Apply 245 Kendal Ave. after 5. 1756) 49 CHEV. SEDAN, RADIO, HEATER, whitewalls, undercoating, spotlight, fog- lamps, in excellent condition, private. Phone 3231 Bowmanville, after 5:30. a (175¢) A miles, new paint job. Must be sold to close estate. Dial Ajax 643, ARCADIAN PLY CRAFT BOAT. \P- ply 1150 Simcoe North. Phone 3 $19.95 UP_-- HOOVER, ELECTROLUX. General Electric, Filter Queen, Airway. | Rexair 'sales. Dial 5-5121. (July29) €ITY APPROVED SEPTIC TANKS now at Fabricated Metals, 5 and 7 p.m. (174¢) PHONE TED CAMPIN NEW OR used cars or trucks at Mills Mo- tors. Dial 3-4634. (Augls) ATTENTION CAR BUYERS AND SELL. ers--Buying a new car or selling your old one, let us save you money on financing and insurance. Phoré 3.7863. (Aug.8) FOR Clif and Stampings Ltd., 249 Second Ave. or 5-1665. (Aug. 6) 4-PC. WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE, also Astral Refrigerator. Dial 35-2449. (174) CHAMPION 8.5 H.P. OUTBOARD MO- tor Sea Flea boat. Both in excellent condition. Apply 97 Westmount Ave (174¢) 33--Automobiles Wanted '41-°53 CARS BRING MORE CASH FOR you at Dodd's Car Lot, 300 Park Roa: S. Dial 3-9421. (Augl) LAKESHORE AUTO WRECKERS. Want cars for wrecking, highest prices paid. Dial 5-0533 or 3-2924. (Aug.7) SELLING YOUR CAR? ' \ For quick sale place your car with us. : All cars insured. We handle all financing. You are paid in cash. For further information dial 3-4851--open till 9:30 .m. P (Aug9) 36--Pets and Livestock WILTON RUG, ORIENTAL PATTERN, 6'9" x 9', with 'pad; man's CCM bicycle; guitar, All good condition. Dial 3-9687. (174¢) 3-PC. JACKET HEATER. DIAL 13-4846. (175b) LAWN MOWER, HALL CHAIR, NEW 44- pe. service for 6, Royal Doulton china, 3-pc. wicker sunroom suite, 2 reed rockers, small rugs, curtains, end tables, other items. All in excellent con- dition at sacrifice prices, 329 Athol St. (174c) SCHICK ELECTRIC RAZORS, ALL models; also parts for same in stock. Meagher's, 5 King West. (Augle CONSOLE RADIO AND RECORD players, used, $35 up. Apply B.F. Good- | rich Stores. Dial 5-4543. (145t) $4 PER WEEK INSTALLS A NEW '53 | Admiral television, refrigerator or range. | Full selection at Kelly's T.V. and Ap- | 36 CHEV, MOTOR A-1 CONDITION, $250. Phone 5-2623. (175¢) '48 CHEV. SEDAN, ALSO 33 OUT- board motor; A-l1 condition, Phone 3- 3161. # (175¢) LARGE MALE BLUE TICK HOUND, experienced trailer on fox and rabbit. Price $50 K. Edgar, 1025 Simcoe N (176a BEAUTIFUL REGISTERED COLLIE FOR A NEW OR GOOD USED CAR contact Bill Haynes of Cliff Mills Mo- tors Ltd. Phone 3-4010. 750) and grown stock. Stud 'service. Lochrahnock Collie Kennels, 1000 Byron St. South, Whitby. Phone 2786. (Aug29) 81 King West. BATH TUBS, TOILETS, $20; WASH basins, sinks, $5; modern 4-piece bath attachments, taps, shower, $159. Harry Chinn, Montrave South. (Aug.10) KELLY T.V. AND APPLIANCES OF- fer used television sets, radio-phono re S, ranges, 2 machines, vacuum cleaners, *48 PLYMOUTH, NAVY BLUE, RADIO and heater, good condition. Phone 3- 8970, (175¢) MOTORCYCLE--'42-45 HARLEY, GOOD condition. Best offer. Dial 3-8983. (175¢) A REAL BUY---'49 PONTIAC S EDAN, Fleetline. Apply 127 Fernhill Blvd, evenings. / (1756) '49 METEOR, RADIO AND. HEATER, excellent condition, sacrifice for quick sale. Phope §-5850. (175¢) *s1 PONTIAC SEDAN, 2069 MODEL. Excellent shape. Heater and air-condi- tioner, $800 cash, take over payments. Dial 3-9655, between 6 p.m. and 0 90 GMC PICK-UP, USED FOR PAS senger driving, mileage 13,800, $900. Apply 261 Gibbon St. (176c) *$3 PONTIAC SEDAN, DELUXE, PATH- finder, model 2069W. Equipped with air- conditioned heater, power glide, license, undercoating, white wall tires. In beau- tiful black. Not gone 300 miles. Mrs. Ben T. Ward, 3-2633, (176a) ." ROADSTER, GOOD CONDI- tion, $95. Apply 116 Louisa St. (176b) COCKER SPANIELS, ALSO BOARD- ing, trimming, defl Wau- floor poli: Ss. Make us an offer. New store, 81 King West. (July29) bena Kennels, new highway near Drive- in Theatre. (Aug.6) MOVING--MUST SELL FEMALES, 1 cocker, 1 beagle, 2 springers. Gordeene | Kennels, Highway 7. Brooklin 18RIS. (Aug2l) BABY BUDGIES, READY FOR TRAIN- ing, talking strain, all colors. Mrs. T. Broad, 114 Elgin East. (Augd) DACHSUNDS, FOX TERRIER (smooth), Samoyeds, Labradon Retriev- er puppies, boarding, tr y FISH WORMS--AMERICAN RED WIG- glers are smaller yet the greatest known wigglers, active and hearty for bass, pickerel and smaller fry. Dew worms--for big fish and glob wi Try some of each. Ross Skitch Service Sta tion, 83 Ritson Rd. South. (Auglo) SUNBEAM SHAVEMASTER A ND spare parts for same. Cutting neads, cords, etc. Meagher"s, 5 King St. West. (July28) (July29) | RANGETTE, ALMOST NEW. DIAL 35-2550. (176a) BABY CARRIAGE, FAIR CONDITION, price $10. Phone 5-4497. (175b) FULL-SIZE METAL BED, SPRING AND mattress, in good condition. Phone 5- 3705. (175b) EXPERIENCED WAITRESS FOR HO- tel main dining room. Phone SBE FAIRLY EXPERIENCED IBM KEY punch operator for 6 weeks. Write Box 633, Times-Gazette. (Jly29-Augl) RELIABLE, EFPICIENT WOMAN FOR an MOFFATT, HEAVY DUTY ELECTRIC stove, very good condition, $75. Phone 5-0317. (175¢) GREY, GENDRON CARRIAGE, GOOD condition. Apply 118 William St. E. (175¢) EXCELLENT CONVERTIBLE CAR- riage. Dial 3-9908. (175¢) CCM BICYCLE, REASONABLE; PAIR or oak French doors, 6'7" x 2'6"; One swinging door, 68" x 2'8". Phone 5- 3613, (174c) AWNINGS MADE TO MEASURE. Lovely patterns, gay stripes, solid col ors. Can accept a few more orders for early delivery. Free estimates Folding chairs, card and banquet tables for rent. Cleve Oshawa. (Augld) FOUR 650 x 16 USED TIRES. '32 Chrysler six. Dial 3-9940. (175¢) BEATTY VACUUM CLEANER, AT- tachments. New condition, $25. Dial 3-9705. (175¢) MAN'S BICYCLE, 51 SPORTS MODEL, | good condition, seldom used, $40. Phone 3-7774. (175¢) | B. F. GOODRICH STORES, TIRES, | batteries, Hotroint and Addison appli- ances, 'elevision. Thrifty budget plan, Dial 5-4543. (July2s) FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON loam. Phone 35-5650. (Aug.10) ORNAMENTAL PORCH IRON RAIL ings, free estimate. Air Shade Aluminum Awnings of Oshawa, 110 Verdun Road. Dial 5-4332. (Augs) VENETIAN BLINDS--THE ADVANCED Kirsch type. The most startling develop rient in venetian blind history. Flat. tened S-shaped slats give better and more graceful cnclosure. We are sure these blinds will not only satisfy but create enthusiasm. Estimates without obligations. George Reid. Dial 5-0633 -- 66 Bond St. West. (uAg12) Fox, K, Friday, 1 - 6 p.m. Dial 3-2537 or apply 118 Warren Ave. (176¢c) Aubtion Sale of Tractor and Cultivator and furniture on Saturday, August 3 property of Pat Murphy-- on east side of Station Brooklin Fair grounds). 1. Findlay electric range. 2. Duo-Therm space heater. 3. Beatty washing ma- chine. 4. Treadle sewing machine. 5. Sparton combination. 6. Trilight lamp. 7. Chest suite. 8. Duncan-Phyfe drop- leaf table. 9. Large desk with matching book-case. 10. Mahogany bed and dress- WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY IN PER- son. Odeoa Restaurant, 26 King W. (175¢) GIRL OR WOMAN TO MIND 2 SMALL children while mother works. Sleep in or out, Apply 45 Colborne West. (175¢) WOMAN TO ASSIST IN KEEPING house and children for uEpectayl TOL. er. 11. C bed. 12. Single and double beds and dressers. 13. Kitchen goods--table, pots, pan, dishes, etc. 14. Garden furniture, tools, quantity of lum- ber, etc. Auctioneer, Ted Jackson. 3 (1730) AUCTION SALE--STIRTEVANT'S AUC- tion Room, 33 Hall St., Oshawa, Thurs- day evening, July 30, at 7:30. Doors open at 7:15. 8-pc. Dining Room Suite (oak); Beatty Electric Ironer; Rangette; ield C H le Spool Bed er; live-in. Apply 299 th. ¥ arate) EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, FULL time or part time; dishwasher, day work. Good wages. Apply South End Grill. Dial 5-3433. 174) 43--Male Help Wanted FULL-TIME DOORMAN, EX-PENSION- er preferred. Apply Regent Theatre. €176d) EXPERIENCED HARDWARE MAN FOR well-established firm in large town. Good salary, excellent future. Good working conditions. Apply Box 703, Times- Gazette. (175b) WANTED IMMEDIATELY -- EXPER- | ienced tinsmith and oil burner installa- | tion men, top wages. Apply 21 Church. | 175¢) | DRIVERS WANTED. MUST BE NEAT, courteous and good drivers. Apply United Taxi, 143 King St. East. (169tf) PENSIONER OR OLDER MAN FOR part-time work as door man. Apply in person to Plaza Theatre. 175¢) EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER wanted, steady employment. Cities Ser- vice Oil Products, 294 Court St. 756) SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT wanted. Must have 3 or 4 years ex- perience. Good wages paid. Apply Don RUGS REWOVEN FROM - YOUR OLD rugs and clothing Reversible and seam: less broadcloth,/any size to 13 feet wide without a seZm, any length. Solids, | tone-on-tones #nd patterns. For informa- | tion dial 5-1553, Ltd Continental Rug Co., (Augls) { INSTALLED, | i] TELEVISION AERIALS COMIC BOOKS, " POCKET BOOKS, $0. d or exchanged. Kings- ow ton Kennels, North Oshawa. Dial 3-8932. (Augd) way Book Exchange, 561 King St. W Open every evening. (Aug20) | REGISTERED CHINCHILLAS FOR SALE With a 30-day money-back guarantee. Write, phone or visit Leonard's Chinchilla Ranch RR 1, Oshawa - Phone 3-4452 (Aug$) 37--Farmers' Column **5i CHEV. VERY LOW MILEAGE. Could Be financed or take a trade-in. Phone 3-7970.° (176c) '36 OLDS. $100. DIAL 3-8958 before 4. EY (176b) PRIVATELY OWNED '51 PONTIAC sedan, immaculate condition, 20,500 miles, many extras. Fjnance can be ar- ranged. Will exchange for larger | car SMALL CASE COMBINE FOR SALE. Phone Whitby 2150. (176b) DEAD FARM STOCK, PICKED UP promptly. Phone collect Bowmanville 2679. Also live horses. Margwill Fur Farm, Tyrone. (July28) WISH TO BUY HAY AND STRAW. Please quote prices. Write Box 637, | Times-Gazette. arf | of earlier year in with cash adjustment. Phone Ajax 380 c "47 MONARCH SEDAN, SOMEONE TO take over payments or buy outright. Phone 5-3226. (176b) TIRES, (176¢) 53 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, AIR-CONDIL Hopans and oll filter, $300 off list, privately owned, one driver for 2.500 miles. Apply 31 Tudor Ave., Ajax. Phone Ajax 659W. (176¢c ) $2 PONTIAC COACH "6", BLUE, eellen *41 OLDS., GOOD MOTOR AND $225. Phone 5-2256. » EX- t condition, radio. Dial 5-2736. (176¢) 'ss CHEV. TWO-DOOR, LOW MILE- age, best offer. Phone 5-4369. (176¢c) 38--Wearing Apparel SHORTIE COAT, TAFFETA DRESS, 2 skirts, corduroy jacket, slack suit, 2 bolero suits, 3 sport skirts, Sizes 12 and Good condition. Phone 5-2292. aL) 14. RECORD PLAYER NEW, GOOD tone, complete with $5 worth of records, $29.95, Terms. Meagher's, 5 King West, (Augl6) BATTERIES FOR ALL MAKES OF portable radios, fresh stock and fully guaranteed. Meaghers, 5 King St. W. (Aug. 4) AWNINGS KOOLVENT VENTILATED Aluminum Awnings and Can- « opies, made in Oshawa. KOOLVENT SALES & SERVICE 94 BRUCE ST. PHONE 5-4632 (Aug10) NASH Aluminum Combination Windows, Screens The world's finest Oshawa. KOOLVENT SALES & SERVICE 94 BRUCE ST. DIAL 5-4632 (Aug10) and Doors. made in 38a--Market Basket EXTRACTED HONEY. BRING CON- tainers and save. Roy Anderson, 268 Ritson N. Dial 5-2441. (Aug29) GOOD COOKING APPLES FOR SALE. Dial 5-4079. (176¢) FOR FRESH VEGETABLES--POTA- toes, beans, carrots, parsnips, in sea- son, delivered, dial Mr. Fish 3-4953. (Augaé) GOOD CONDITION, RADIO, air-conditioned, heater, defroster, good down, take over payments. Phone 3-7276. (176¢) 'sit METEOR HARD-TOP, 2- TONE, fully equi good condition. Reason for selling, Street. pped. going West. Apply 287 Court (176¢) 39--Articles For Sale ; ASTRAL REFRIGERATOR IN GOOD condition. 'Coal and wood stove. Apply 204 Drew. Dial 3-9877. (176¢) 8PC. DINING ROOM SUITE, GOOD condition, $60 or best offer. Phone 5-5677. FLOOR COVERING Oshowa's largest display. Choose from over 300 smart 1953 pgtterns for every room in the house. Congoleums, Feltols, Rexoleums, Inlaids, Marboleums, etc. RUTHERFORDS 156 SIMCOE SOUTH (166tf) VENETIAN BLINDS Beautify your home today with our Super Klostop model. Canada's finest custom made venetian blinds steel '34 CHEV. COACH. PHONE 3-8936. (174¢) BOB MOORE. NEW AND USED CARS and trucks. Ontario Motor Sales Ltd. Dial 3.22%, (July28) SEE "BILL" BENNETT FOR A NEW or quality uged car, at Belmont Mo- tors, 137 King West. Phone 5-0732. (Augls) FOR A SQUARE DEAL SEE JOHNNIE Walker, Bramley Motors. New and used cars. Dial 3-4675: evenings 5:5706. (Augls) GET YOUR FRONY END ALIGN- | ment wheel balancing at Moring's Gar age, 1084 Simcoe St. N. (Aug10) CHEAP TRANPORTATION FOR YOUR HOLIDAYS Double your mileage with a guaranteed used Austin from your Austin dealer. SIX AUSTIN SEDANS to choose "from. '48--GMC ' PIC! FALE. TON '34--CHEVY. All reasonably priced, STATHAM MOTOR SALES COR.. KING and CENTRE PHONE 3-7712 oh a75¢) "46 PONTIAC Excellent condition, tropical blue. Apply KENTS SERVICE STATION, . - comer of Athol and Albert. Must be sold. 175¢) SLIP COVER CENTRE Latest patterns; ten dollars up. "FREE Covers installed and cor vacuumed. . WILSON BATTERY, Cor, 'Church and Bond Streets * DIAL 3-3512 | Farewell Ave. | 22 CAL. RIFLE REPEATER; MAN'S | (Aug19) '47 PLYMOUTH | CONVERTIBLE Outstanding condi- tion. $1,100 or best - offer. Dial 3-2924 176d) RITSON MOTORS Pays Highest Prices For good, clcan used cars '46: to '52 Models 506 Ritson Rd. S. Dial 3-4851. Open Evenings Tih 9° E Anon | 39--Articles For Sale USED TIRES, B.F. Goodrich GLADIOLI, VARIETY OF COLORS, suitable for weddings. Dial 3-2962. Ap- ply 119 Rosehill. (176a) '3% CHEV. STANDARD COUPE, SUIT- able for wrecking. Cheap. Phone %0455, (176a) GURNEY WHITE RANGE STOVE, Heavy duty; wine silk chesterfield suite; broadloom rugs: bed and dressers; kitchen table and chairs, blonde wood. Good price for quick sale. Small items, suitable fdk cottages. Dial 3-9491. (176¢) 2 TIRES 760x15, NEARLY NEW, AND one, 700x16, with rim, cheap. Phone 3- 4840. (176d) HELIGON, (176a) CAMERA RETINA 2, F2 new condition. Phone 3-8410. STUDIO COUCH, WINE AND GREY striped taffeta, 4 walnut Windsor chairs, Kelvinator refrigerator, Beach electric or . Estimates without ob- ligation. Open from 9 to 6 including Saturday. ALLEN'S VENETIAN SALES Dial 3-9662 or 598 King East (Aug20) LADDERS Aluminum Ladders kinds, Light yet strong. Also Aluminum folding Clothes Dryers. KOOLVENT SALES & SERVICE 94 BRUCE ST. .DIAL 5-4632 (Aug10) of all Let us replace your old fur- nace with a new all-steel Gurney furnace: and a well- known make of automatic oil Dial 5-2736. (176¢) 'CEDAR CHEST, PERFECT CONDI tion, reasonable. Dial 5-2702. (176¢) CANADIAN BEAUTY RANGETTE, ACE | ice-box, éxcellent condition. Dial 3 29. (176¢) OAK TABLE; | P.M. Shetler, | (176a) | stove, walnut office chair, dishes, | KITCHEN CABINET; 122FT. punt; '28 Chev. South. bicycle; 3.6 outboard motor. Dial 3-3036. | (176¢) i SMALL TRAILER, SLEEPS 2. BUILT-! in ice box, Coleman stove, ideal for | hunter or fisherman, $200. Apply 301 | Nassau St. (175¢) SINGLE BED AND SPRING. CHINA cabinet; black crepe maternity dress. Phone 5-2580. (175¢) DRAPERIES -AND VENETIAN BLINDS Custom 'made, or draperies sold by the yard. Our rep- resentative will call at your home anytime with a complete range of samples and sugges- tions without obligation. Free estimates within 35-mile area. ' Lowest prices in town FABRIC TOWN 75 SIMCOE N. DIAL 5-1611 In Bowmanville Phone 3609 . (Mon, Wed.Sattf) MOST ALL SIZES, $3 UP. Stores. Phone 5-4543. (143tH) OXFORD PAINT $1.00 quart ... $3.49 gallon SUPREME PAINT $1.25 quart ... $4.49 gallon 29 Interior & Exterior Colors A & A STORE 86 SIMCOE N. DIAL 5-4462 (Ane?m burner, 18" furnace ond burner stalled -- $500, 21" furnace and stalled -- $559. New pipes extra. Free estimates on completely new installations, 10% down, balance through UAC. HARRISON & KINSMAN DIAL 3-4425 or 5-4637 (Aug22) in- burner in- SCOTT'S RECORD BAR and GIFT SHOP 111 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH DIAL 5-6245 (Aug13) 'DON'T BUY A SEWING MACHINE nless you get the right one. We carry the largest Selection, in new and i Sewing M From $20 up. Easy terms -- po interest charges. COMMUNITY SEWING CENTER Dial 5-3793 RAMODE Canada's most attractive all- aluminum awnings, canopies, patios. Let's the light in, keeps the sun out. For more information and free estimates DIAL 3-3553 SCRAP WOOD $5.00 per Truck Load DIAL 3-7333 M. GREENBERG & SONS 308 Bléor St. East Angin (Aug.") Jlya2s r y all-station one-wire _sys- | tem, eliminates switching and messy wires. Guaranteed 1 year in writing, $49.50 up. Kelly T.V. and Appliances. (July29) NEW EUREKA CANNISTER TYPE: vacuum cleaner, very powerful, com- plete with all attachments, $99.95. Terms: $10 down and $7 per month. Meagher's, 5 King West. (Augl6) USED METAL ICE BOXES, 50 AND 75-1b. capacity. Used 3-piece chester field suites, studio suites, single davenos, S-piece natural kitchen suites. All in good condition. Ruther- ford's, 156 Simcoe South, (1346) HOT-AIR FURNACE PIPES, WATER coil, 3 years old. 65 Elgin St, E. 5.6146. anon VERY GOOD CONDITION, WESTING- house table top heavy-duty range, $70. Studio couch with cover, also good con- dition, $15. Apply 645 Oxford St. (175b) EXCEL- U75¢) 600 VOLTS, | $55. Dial 3- (175b) G.M. BUILT-IN CAR RADIO, lent condition. Dial 5.2603. A.C. VOLT AMPMETER, 250 AMPS, also sensitiser, 3210. "CLIMATITE" Aluminum combination windows ond screens "Maloney" Aluminum Combination doors, $59.50 Low Cost Free Estimates TOM BARBER Dial 3-8924 (Aug.2) McClary Refrigerators See the new miracle capacity McClary with automatic flash defrost, new green and gold interiors, 75-lb, freezer capa- city, butter conditioner with cold control. Prices start at only $279. Liberal trade-in allowance. Easy terms. See them today at RUTHERFORDS 156 SIMCOE SOUTH (166tH . Imperial Eesso, Simcoe St. S. 17sec) LABOURERS For building construction ap- ply on the job at Ajax. { | FINLEY McLAUGHLIN PHONE AJAX 725 (178¢) WANT TOP WAGES? Better wages paid to men skilled in machine drawing, tool design, blue print reading and inspection, Prepare now for a steadier, better paid job, and executive promotion. S.E.l.'s shop - way practical home training rated highly by scores of men. Send coupon for complete free information on how you may become a draftsman. STANDARD ENGINEERING INSTITUTE Box. 645 Oshawa Times-Gazette ADDRESS city sess ess rene dans (174e) 44--Male or Female Help Wanted DUE TO OUR CONTINUOUS EXPAN- sion program we are receiving applica- tions both for immediate positions and positions effective on or about Aug 30, male or female clerks, clerk-typists, switch board and teletype operators, etc. Five-day week with group insurance ben. efits. Transportation to and from Ajax can be arranged. Apply Stark Electronic Instruments Ltd., Ajax, Ont. (176a) CLERK - TYPIST FOR BROKERAGE office, to do customer billing. Perman- iti y. Write (Jly29-Augl) Need im ent Box 707, 'Times-Gazette. 45--Agents Wanted AGENTS TO SELL ALUMINUM storm windows and doors. Highest com- Write Box 643, Times-aGzette. ATTENTION FISHERMEN During the fishing season pur- chase your red trout worms, dew worms, frogs, minnows, crawfish and leeches. Highest- uality fresh live bait from harles Pavlik, Perry St.,, Port Perry. 175d) SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT Exterior $2.30 qt; $7.45 gal. OSHAWA PAINT AND WALLPAPER Your Almatex Store 315 SIMCOE 5. DIAL 3-2472 (Tues. Wed, FriJun20tf) CAR RADIOS 2 to fit '51 - '52 Chey. Also radios to fit all other makes of cars including English. MEAGHERS 5 KING W. (175e) are CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS You can easily make extra money showing our unexcelled Christmas card assortments to | friends, neighbors, and:at work. Wonderful line to choose from. Feature assortments, Gift Wraps, purse" lights and chil- dren's' books, Special plan for clubs and church groups. Send no money--write today for samples on approval. You run no risk but hurry, be ahead of others in your locality. Monarch Greeting Card Co. Dept E, Hamilton, Ont. (Aug19) 46--Employment Wanted FURNACES -- PIPES, CHIMNEYS VA- cuum cleaned. Phone 2770, Whitby, 419 (Augl?) UIRES PART-TIME WORK. Dial 5-6252. (176b) MAE'S MENDING SERVICE, CLOSING for . holidays until Aug. 17, when we again hope to your mending needs. (Augld) serve 41--Articles Wanted WANTED--BOX-TYPE SKI RACKS OR ordinary ski racks. Please phone 5-4319, after 6. ' (175¢) WANTED TO RENT - TRAILER sleep 2 or 3 tor Aug. 1st. Dial 5 Shes. (174c) WANTED, LIVE POULTRY, FEATH- ers, scrap iron, metal, rags and mat- tresses. Dial L Turner. North Oshawa, 3-2043 collect. (Augl2) PIANOS, CASH FOR YOUR PIANO | now. Wilson & Lee, 79 Simcoe N. Dial 5-2822. Jy23) 1 COND USED FURNITURE WANTED, dressers, stoves, heaters, kitchen sets | Crysler Furniture, 56 King West. Dial 5-0132. (Jly23) CEDARDALE SCRAP IRON and. METALS Highest prices paid for Iron, Metals, Paper, Rags, etc. Local and out-of-town calls pick up free, 100 Annis St. east of CNR Station. Dial 5-3432. Residence dial 5-4159, | (Augls) SHAW RAG and METAL Highest prices paid for scrap iron, metal, rags, batteries, mattresses, 2 GIRLS DESIRE WORK OF ANY description during G.M.C. holidays. Aug. 1 to Aug. 16. Dial 3-9972, after 4:30. (175¢) WIDOW WITH DAUGHTER 11 DE- sires position in refined home. No ob- jection country home. References. Phone 5-5026. (175¢) CUSTOM BAILING DONE. SPRING tooth harrows for sale. Dial 0 (Aug9 ; POO! H Wicker Rocker; Settee (walnut); Gent' gan and Stool; Floor Lamp; Metallic Ice Box; Floor Model Radios; Buggy; Sewing Machine; (Singer); Cupboards; Old Chests: Draw- ers; Beds and Springs; Odd Tables and Chairs; Small Desk; Dresser; High Chair; Cooking Utensils; Clothing; Plas- tics; Dishes and a great many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. Frank Stirtevant, auctioneer. Dial 5-5751. . (176b) STARR (Continued from Page 4) Baby Drop Head salary of a government employee | to the cost of building an army | camp. Some of these questions, he | stated, were so difficult to answer that it would take 20 men to get | the reply necessary and in fact, | oné member of the cabinet had requested that a junior member not indulge in the fun of asking | such questions if possible. Members, he said, are permitted to make speeches on the various pieces of legislation and in the | last session some 92 members had | doubtedly Muggsy's the only can-| made speeches when the budget |ine in dogdom to hold this singular | was introduced. Most of these! speeches, he said, were repetitions Telephone Book "Upon his_return from iunch, an overwrought executive discovered his phone book had been TeDlaced with a new one. Frantically he dialed the local telephone office; writes Frank L. Remington in Kiwanis Magazine. "I've got to get my old directory back," he pleaded. "I keep the combination of the office safe written on page 273." Informed that the book was hopelessly lost among thousands of others, the man calmed himself, looked up a ; | locksmith in his new directory and -|had the combination changed. The phone book often doubles as a repository for important in- formation, money, securities, in- surance policies, love letters and overdue bills. The book's a boon for Junior too. A volume or two stacked on a dining room chair graduates him from his high chair to a place at the table. SECOND TO BIBLE Except for the Bible, probably no other book circulates more widely or is taken more for grant- ed than the ubiquitous telephone directory, for which the Bell Sys- tem annually spends some $100,- More than 60,000,000 directoriés are issued each year, and there are countless kinks and oddities as a result, In Los Angeles, Ricardo Zzyzz, the pseudonyn of a sales- man with a whimsical sense of humor, holds the last listing in the book, Elsewhere in the book he's listed under his true name. Anoth- er joker in Evansvill, Ind., lists his 'dog in the local directory. Un- ' distinction. Every phone book has its quota Has Many Uses output of three large paper mills. Highly trained inspectors make sure each roll of paper is thin enough for maximum efficiency, but not so thin that ink and type will show through the printed page. What happens to old directories? Paper mills convert most of them into card , book match covers, cartons and new r. Often, however, outdated serve in singular ways. A Central Ameri- can banana firm, for instance, bol- stered the sides of its payroll trucks with. several thousand dir- ectories. The added thickness de ceived the numerous gangs of ban- dits which were traveling through the rebellion-ridden countryside. Many old phone books are as worn and dog-eared as a naughty novel; others show only slight signs of wear. Toll-phone director. ies at military bases," busy build- ings and department stores often go to pieces in a week or two, while the public booths in New York's Times Square require new ones every few days. Frequently, men gathering the old books are greeted with 'Oh! Just a minute while I tear off this old cover. A recipe, you know." Directory covers, it seems, record a hodge podge of important information, including the num- bers of the subscriber's favorite restaurant and theatre, not to men- tion his bookie, doctor, dentist, plumber and baby sitter. Compilation of a large city direc- tory is a mammoth and detailed undertaking. That the latest ones issued rate a nationwide accuracy of 99.91 percent speaks well for the exactitude of the compilers and proofreaders. The phone hook, of course, has merely to give the member some Of tongue twisters. In 1951, the | kept pace with the rapid expan- publicity. He stated that he, too, |Altoona, Pa., directory carried the | sion of telephone service. The first had made a speech at that time | longest name ever listed, Wolfeach- | New York city director, issued in and although he was asking that the tax on automobiles be abolish- | ed, he did instigate the movement | to give Coronation medals to the children of the country, a result of a small part of his speech. Many visitors to the House of Commons, he said, had complain- ed that the room was often bare | of members. This, he explained, | was often caused by other duties! which members have to perform. | He said that members come in at | 8 o'clock and go to their offices | where they may have to prepare | speeches or seek data for discus. | three times at the equator with | sion or debate in the House. Often, | he said, members of the House | are members of the various com- | mittees, each party having its vari- | ous committees, and there are also | House Committees which members | make up. | Referring to his personal exper- | fences in the House, Mr. Starr stated that he immediately found | {that all municipal boundaries dis- | appeared in the House and all mat- ters were discussed with a view as to the bill's effect in this section of the country or that. In years past, he said, Ontario riding has had wonderful representation in the House and he found upon his arrival that he had ready access to any member of the cabinet. He found that if he wanted an audi- ence with any of the ministers, he was welcomed and received a good hearing. While he was representing Ontario, said Mr. Starr, "I have conducted myself in such a man- ner that I did not jeopardize this position." Canada, he said, has a wonder- ful future with her natural re- sources. What was needed, he said, was an expanded program of immigration to create a larger market at home. Our neighbor to the south, he said, was our chief market but this was in years when they were unable to produce their own needs. "We must expand our immigration policy," said Mr. Starr, "but not too much, but un- tii we do we shall always have to worry about surpluses at home." There should be a housing plan, he sad, not only for these new Canadians but a low-cost plan for the persons who were in the lower income brackets. In Canada, he said, 80 per cent of the population earned- less than $3,000 per year and such housing was necessary for them. Needed .also, he said, was a national health plan. Such plans, he said, were available for those working in industries or bus- inesses where such plans as group insurance were available. But, he said, a great many people were | not able to take advantage of this | plan unless it were instituted on a | national scale. In his concluding remarks, Mr. Starr stated "We are a very fort nate people. We live # a country second to none. During the de- pression, he said. Canadians found the going very difficult but not so difficult as other countries where starvation existed. We have had no strife with our neighbors and ac- tually no one in Canada is in hard- ship. It is all because of our form of government that Canada is in the position it is today. Our goal is still to get something better for our children." A vote of thanks was introduced by Rotarian Lloyd Gibson and ex- tended to Mr. Starr by President of the club, F. J. McIntyre. MAE'S CLOTHING REPAIRS, DARN- ing, patching, zippers, button holes, pant cuffs, shirt collars turned or remade. Free pick-up and delivery. Dial 3-4840. (Aug12) 48--Auction Sale Auction Sale, Stirtevant's Auction Room, 33 Hall St., Monday evening, July 27, at 7:30. Doors open at 7:15. 8-piece dining room- suite, bed, spring apd mattress, bedroom rugs, rockers, small chairs, side board, scatter rugs, mantel clocks, wash stands, metallic ice-box, daybed and mattress, lawn mower, kiichen table and 4 chairs (nat- ural), chesterfield (wine), chesterfield (green), 2 humidifiers, gents' bicycle, heavy duty rangette, floor model radios, chesterfield chair, 2-piece chesterfield suite (wine), settee and chair (walnut), 3-burner coal oil 'stove, apt.-size electric washer, aluminum ware, Astral refrig- erator, sewing machine, cooking uten- sils, dishes, glass ware and a great many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms" cash. Frank Stirtevant, Auctioneer. Dial 5-5751. ' (173b) ete. Factory accounts appreciated. 8% BLOOR ST. E. Dial 5-2311 -- J. SHAW Res.: 3-211! (Avg Canada is the world's third CLUB EXPRESSES SYMPATHY The sympathy of the Whitby Rotary Club to Mrs. Vernon Rowe, in the sudden death of her brother, Henry Leask, of Uxbridge, in a motor accident, was expressed at the weekly luncheon yesterday at otel Royal. Mrs. Rowe has been director of the Club's ministrel show for some years and one who as a Rotary Ann has helped the club in other ways. REUNION AFTER 53 YEARS WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- Two brothers separated when the eld- est, John Anderson, left his Edin- burgh home in 1900 to serve with the British, Army in India, "we®: reunited here Tuesday. William An- derson, who was 12 years old when he last saw his brother, has lived here most of his life. He now is 65 and John is 70. John came here trading nation and the fourth greatest industrial power | hlegelsteinhauserbergerdorff. Man- | 1878, | hattan's book can't equal it with Today the same city requires two its lengthiest name: Katzmellen- bogen. Historically minded New Yorkers, howeygpr, can chat with Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jef- ferson," Oliver Cromwell and Andrew Jackson--all listed in the directory, of course. FIFTY BILLION PAGES Staggering amounts of material go into America's phone books each year. In the aggregate they contain 50,000,000000 pages-- enough paper to circle the globe a belt 50 feet wide. Then there are 1,000,000 pounds of glue for bind- ing and 2,000,000 pounds of print- ing ink. ' Bell System consumes the entire contained but 271 listings. | separate volumes for its million and a quarter listings. Most persc #; today do not ap- | preciate the varied ways a modern { Bireetory serves them. A Chicago | housewife, though, holds her phone book in high esteem: In thumbing | through it she discovered the page {on which her name should have | been listed had been torn out. Con | sulting another directory, she | found two listings of her name-- one showing an unfamiliar address. | A call to the other woman re- i vealed that the-two had more than a name in common. And it didn't | take them long. to haul their mue tual husband into court on a big- amy charge. Monument Goes Up To Genius Simcoe NIAGARA-ON-THE - LAKE, Ont. (CP)---A monument to be unveiled here July 29 by Premier Leslie Frost of Ontario will commemor- ate the work of John Graves Sim- coe in establishing constitutional government in what is now the province. of Ontario. One face of the monument, -sculp- tured by Elizabeth Wyn Wood of Toronto, shows Simcoe in uniform as first lieutenant-governor of Up- per Canada. With him in a long dress fashionable at the end of the 18th century is his wife, who helped him introduce social graces to the frontier settlements. which stands in the town where in 1792 Simcoe convened the first Par- liament held in the province, bears an inscription which says in part: "His genius foresaw the greatness of this country and he threw him- self into its building with ardor and enthusiasm." BUILDING STILL STANDS Simcoe opened the Parliament with a ceremony at the governor's residence, a building still standing on the Niagara river. Soldiers of the garrison smartly turned out in bright scarlet tunics formed a guard of honor for the 40-year-old governor. Salutes boomed from the guns of Fort Niagara and from those of sloops in the harbor. To United Empire Loyalist and British settlers alike the ceremony symbolized all they had fought for 'in the recent American revolu- tionary war. The governor's new capital con- sisted of only two houses and some soldiers' barracks in a small clear- ing hacked from the wilderness. Prince Edward, father of Queen Victoria, visited the colony in 1792 and was impressed as visitors to- day by Niagara Falls, then sur- rounded by unbroken bush. Simcoe made many exploratory trips to study the country and its people. He travelled by snowshoe and canoe to obtain first hand knowledge which helped him de- velop transportation and communi- cation. Typical of Simcoe's far-sighted The other side of the monument, | plans was the enthusiastic propo- sal shortly after his arrival for the establishment of a university in Upper Canada. FAST PROGRESS When Simcoe was recalled im 1796 the population of Upper Can- ada had increased to 25,000 from the 10,000 of only five years be- fore. Agriculture had made great progress and schools and churches were established. In 1813 Niagara-on-the-Lake was captured and burned by American forces and only 3 few signs re- main of the colony that Simcoe knew. The building in which Parlia- ment met remained. Old Fort George which Simcoe ordered built after Fort Niagara was. turned « over to the United States is still a landmark So is the 700-year- old 'Treaty Oak" where Chief Joseph, Brant and his Indians met in council in 1778. Another famous oak under which Parliament is said to have met one hot day in August 1793 has disappeared but its place is marked by modern Parliament Oak School. : . Now a garden-like town of 2,400 people, Niagara-on-the-Lake still keeps alive the governor's mame with Simcoe park and Simcoe street. But his greatest memorial is the system of constitutional gov- ernment he established. FIRES CAUSE DAMAGE LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Fire dams age (mounted into thousands of dol- lars Tuesday as blazes flared up at three Western Ontario points. Near St. Mary's, fire damaged a combined general store, service station and home. In West Zorra a large barn and some of its con- tents were destroyed. Near Drumbo, ire" gutted a large barn, destroying livestock, .a tractor, grain and hay. -- A single ' codfish may produce 8,000,000 eggs. ROOM AND BOARD SPEAKING OF THE AFRICAN RHINOCEROS...YOU SAID IT HAD ONE HORN ON ITS SNOUT, EXPERIENCE AS A BIG-GAME ...IT'S THE ASIAN AND INDIAN RHINO, SIR, WHICH HAS A SINGLE SNOUT HORN/ A from Montreal where he visited | the family of his late sister. HUNTER THAT IT HAS TWO HORNS! SAY... WISH I HAD My PHOTO ALBUM HERE!.... GOT SOME INTERESTING SHOTS INIT....A COUPLE OF PAGES SHOWING ME BEING | MADE AN HONORARY CHIEF | » OF THE AFRICAN / f HOMGANWANDA TRIBE / 3 / WILL SWAP PAIR OF | (RES mpg gg NR, A {iT WENT HiGH