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w THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, August 18, 00¢ 8 .Fast Action -- Just One Of The Many Desirable Features Of Times Ads Riter The First Insertion Mrs. L. C. Was Able To Cancel This Ad >= LOST--PART SPANIEL, SEEINGA. ity of Cubart "and" Guliegs po Hi.' Did 3 Reward. 36--Pets and Livestock 39---Articles For Sale 42--Female Help Wanted 43--Male Help Wanted COCKER SPANIELS, ALSO BOARDING, ALUMINUM SCREENS MADE TO | GIRL Approximately $1 per sq. ft. Kennels, new highway near Drive-In Theatre, , Sept. 3 Also doors, » wnings and railings. Ties estimate. Dial 5-2275 or 5-2293. BABY BUDGIES, ALSO BREEDING stock at reduced prices. 114 Elgin St. E. 3-9767. Aug. 30 37--Farmers' Column FARM STOCK, DEAD Farms HAY AND STRAW BALING. A. W. SEED WHEAT FOR SALE REGISTER- ed dawbul, Phone Brooklin 4R32. 191b 38--Wearing Apparel ENTL IMAN'S LL-DRESS sur, with all accessories, size 36 to 35. Phone with all accessories, size 36 to 38. Phone "Ajax 821. 192¢ Market Basket APPLES, MELBA, DUCHESS, 6-QT. baskets and bushels. Wholesale prices, bring containers, Black's Orchard, Ath- ol St. (South end), Whitby. '191e 39--Articles For Sale FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR, COM- plete with all thege: hydraulic lift, im- plements; 10 inch double plow, 6 ft. dou- ble dises, spring tooth cultivator with scraper, scoop shovel. Very reasonable. 506 Veterans Road. Dial 3-4670. 190c USED TIRES, MOST ALL SIZES, $3 UP BF Goodrich Stom=s Phone his Tg ) 2 PRS. BOYS SKATES, SIZE 7 and 8; pr. boys hockey gloves; pr. young mans hockey pants; 2 pair hockey stockings, also brown gabardine suit, age 17-21. Dial 3-7513 after 5:15 p.m. COMIC BOOKS: POCKET magazines. sold exchanged. "Sg way Book | Seange. 861 King 6t. Open ening. Aug.20 OR, EXTERIOR, ALL BEDS, pressure systems, sump pumps, water tanks, septic tanks. H. Chinn, 288 Hill- side Ave. dial 3-7088. Aug. 34 B. PF. GOODRICH STORES, TIRES, batteries Addison appliances, Television. Thrifty budget plan. Dial 5-4543. Augss WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE used 444 Simcoe St. 8S. Dial 3-3271. BOAT AND TRAILER 7% H.P. MOTOR. Apply 123 Kent Street. Whitby. BEDROOM SUITE, CoMELE™ BED, spring and mattress, dressing table and mirror, ahi sabe, sent. G1 ATT, wena "coin Phone 3633 10" TELEVISION, Alma BABY: CARRIAGE: Ve=D 10 MONTES. beige, reasonable. Dial 5-3033. SUCTION FAN, HOOVER HEAVY duty AC motor, % H.P. 110 V, 60-cycle. Phone Bowmanville 2808. 192a PIANO -- GERHARD HEINTZMAN player, in good condition. Reasonable. Dial 3-4887. 192¢ PIANO FOR SALE. DIAL 55: $3587. MOTOR BOAT, 5 HP. APPLY Gibb St. Dial 85-1407. PC. BLOND OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 192 255 192a 2 poh {ertieid suite. All like new. Dial 7 c *52 -- 14 H.P. EVINRUDE OUTBOARD motor perfect condition. Will smaller motor on trade. Dial 5-0710 or call at 288 Golf St. after 6 p.m. 191b HARWOOD FACTORY CUTTINGS FOR quick sale to clean factory, $5 and $3. Lots delivered anywhere. Dial Mote INCLUDES TABLE, grey. 2-tul Dial 5-1046. 192¢ KITCHEN SUITE, 4 chairs, et, painted fluorescent kitchen fixture. "KOOLVENT" Ventilated Aluminum Awnings ond Canopies, made in Osh- awa. Free estimates phone 5-4632. : KOOLVENT - NASH SALES 94 Bruce Street After hours: Les Eveniss Dial 3-2707 Paul Harris Whitby 723 Peter Potipcoe - Dial 3-2663 Mon. Wed, Fri. Sept. 17 "$125 OFF New - Gainoday Convertible Washers. Reg. $324.50, to Clear $199.50 EASY TERMS. BARONS' Radio & Electric, 426 Simcoe St. S. Aug.23 23 Floor Covering Oshawa"s largest display. Choose from over 300 smart 1954 patterns for every room in the house. Congoleums, Feltols, . Rexoleums, Inlaids, Marboleums, etc. Harding and Barrymore Carpets; Hall Run- nn and Stair Carpet. Cumom sizes made to order. "RUTHERFORD'S 156 SIMCOE SOUTH ___ SENTINEL Aluminum Combination Windows. Moloney Aluminum Combination Doors. Up to 18 months to pay. Liberal Allowance for your Wooden Storms. OSHAWA DEALER C. HILLIER DIAL 5-5162 A FIRESTONE CAR RADIO, Crosley condition. ._ Dial 3 $18. ALSO mantle radio = $18. Both good -3937. WESTINGHOUSE | REFRIGERATOR 6.4 cu. ft. Dial §-25 = ect condition. Best offer. perk 192¢ 21 $449.50, EA! 2 ONLY " Consol Televisions. to clear SY TERMS BARONS' Reg. .50. Radio & Electric, 426 Simcoe St. S. Aug.23 $30 monthly. Dial 5-2685, Oshawa. SINGLE GIRL FOR MODERN FOOD market, experience preferred, but necessary, apply in person 193¢ | Food Market, 54 Simcoe Street North LADIES, work, in Oshawa, and vicinity. Write Miss Towers, 1862 Bathurst Street, Toronto. Lowest prices. Lorgest of 1954 Carriages: shine, RUTHERFORD'S STORKLAND Lat LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Scarboro, sleep in. FOR and baby sitting, in 191c not Stroud's EARN MONEY IN YOUR spare time. Pleasant and profitable near ycur own home. Openings Aug.28 - WAITRESS Night work. Neo Sunday work. Apply Lakes Lunch, 55 MEN'S WEAR SALESMAN Require letter outlining qualifications, age, ex- perience, before inter- view arranged. HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY SARNIA, ONTARIO King St. E. 192a nursery furniture in the city. Lloyd, Sun- Gendron, All colors. Strollers, sidewalk carts, trikes, etc. Cribs, junior beds, bunk- beds, high chairs, play-pens. Budget Terms. RUTHERFORD'S 156 SIMCCE S. $89.50 Brand New full size locomotive Washers. Fully guaranteed. EASY TERMS BARONS' Radio & Electric, 426 Simcoe St. S. Aug.23 New Air an $100 OFF Conditioner. Guar- teed 5 years. Reg. $399.50 To Clear $299.50. Radio & Electric, 426 Simcoe St. S. Aug.23 BARONS' Army Surplus. TARPAULINS All sizes, 15¢ 44--Male or Female Help Wanted 43--Male Help Wanted MAJOR OIL COMPANY REQUIRES Lessee for new service station in Osh- awa. Experience reuired. Write 814 Times-Gazett EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER, AGENTS, crus, ETC., SELL FANA, da's finest line of novelties. Our large assortment includes Feature, Religious, Everyday, 192¢ | Books, Stationery, ete. Pro Liberal Christmas cards and Velvets, Personal Cards, commission. K e 21-30. required, Write Box 605 Times-Gazette. Co, 86 Hamiltong Ont, SALESMEN -- EXPERIENCE NOT NE- cessary, excellent opportunity for men to step into the sales field with unlim- ited earnings. All year round position FULL-TIME HELP, over. ply in person. Simcoe St. 16 YEARS Neat appearance. Courteous. Reward shoe North. with reliable firm that has been in busi- ness for years. Dial 5- LARGE ESTABLISHED COMPANY RE- quires salesman, for direct selling. Own car required. Special pay while training. Interviews at 237 Highland Avenue, 7 p.m, 192a LARGE CANADIAN LISTRIBUTOR opening in district with new 'iedium priced line of stainless steel cookware would like to receive replies from ex- perienced cookware salesmen or any in- terested person. Openings exist for man- agers, supervisors and salesmen, all com- pany benefits include bonus plan, holi- day with pay, health and sick plan. For appointment dial 5-0380 Canad Stainless Housewares Ltd., 17 Simcoe St. Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Oshawa, Ont. 182¢ FULL OR PART TIME Solesmen to offer sure fire line of lighting to stores, of- fices and factories etc. Not something - new, established CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS Con easily make more money showing our tremendous line of Christmas card assortments, and novelties, to friends, neigh- bors and at work. Over eighty items to choose from. Dozens of assortments that will sell on sight and on some of these you can actually sign your name in 23 Karat Gold. Also Gift wraps, and numerous nov=- elty items to add to your pro- fit. Special plan for clubs and church groups. Send no money, write to-day for samples on approval, You run no risk but hurry, be ahead of others in your locality. Monarch Greet- ing Card Co. Dept. 0.G., Hamilton, Ont. Sept.13 "| Rd. N. sq. ft. Extra heavy. OSHAWA AUTO TRIM Ghurch & Bond. Dial 3-3512 Aug.27 money-maker, 20% commis- sion paid weekly. Confidential. Send sales history to Sun-Ray Electric, St'n "D", mig M. GREENBERG & SONS FOR SALE: 8 Cedar Fence Posts, 16 Clothes Line roles, New and Used Lumber, 4" Heavy Steel Tubing suitable tor posts. New and Used Angle Iron cut to size. 45 Gallon Drums. For Your Convenience We are 308 Bloor E. M.W.F, "CLIMATITE" Young man for elerical ond statistical work. Applicant should have at least junior mo- triculation and must hove o car. R. C. Ballard, Central Mortgage and Housing Corp., Ajax, Ontario. 192¢ SECOND-CLASS ENGINEER Must be under 50. Union plant, annual solary, 42-hour week, pension, group insur- ance and hospitalization plan, 45--Agents Wanted MAKE EASY MONEY IN YOUR spare time. Sell Name-On Christmas and Everyday Assortments. Over $90 sales tested items mean more sales, Outstanding Christmag values: "Golden Signature 25 card Prize Assortment, Dark'n'Han- sum Picture Frame, Christmas Velvet, Canadian scenes, Merry Christmas Comics, Personalized cards, also a com- plete. Everyday line, stationery, gift wraps, etc. Sell Name-On for biggest commissions. Easiest sales. Write today for FREE full colour catalogue, ples. Print name, address clearly. Name-On Stationery Compaty Limited Dept 14, 284A Yonge St., Toron ¥ Aug. 16, 18, 20, 24, 26, 28, 30. onsy EXTRA SPARE "TiME MONEY FOR yourself, church, club. Easy, no previ- ous experience. We will send samples new 1954 Christmas Cards and gifis with ideal working eonditions. Apply Chief Engineer, Steam Plant, Ajax, Ontario, 192¢ self-selling catalogue. friends, earn up to 100 per cent profit. Costs nothing to Write today for information, sample or- der on approval, and free Show them te start. Send no money person Homer-Warren Co., 30-AF Wel- Aluminum Combination Win- dows, Maloney Aluminum gombination Doors. Easy Terms. UNBELIEVABLE VALUES TOM BARBER Dial 3-8924 Sept. 18. FOR SALE One NO. FIFTY CHAMPION SOLE STITCHER, worth eight hundred dollars, will sell for six hundred on easy terms, or five hundred cash, D. GUILTINAN ¥W Bond East -- Oshawe 1920 COLLECTION BOY lington St. East Toronto. Augé, 1, 18,35 For NORTH WEST DISTRICT MUST HAVE BICYCLE Apply Classified Adv. Dept. TIMES-GAZETTE DIESEL EQUIPMENT Men ore being interviewed in this area to be trained for high pay jobs os diesel mech- anies op s, morine diesel, 40--Articles For Rent CEMENT MIXERS, 3% CU. FT. GAS or Electric. Dial 52812. 62 Stevenson's Aug.16 41--Articles Wanted WANTED LIVE POULTRY, FEATH- ers, scrap iron, metal, rags and mat- parts men, service men ond other jobs in this rapidly ex- panding industry. ¥ you are mechanically minded and am- bitious, write stating address, age and phone te Box 615, Times-Gazette. 192¢ New American Go. now op- erating throughout Ontario needs several alert men for advertising a new product, through branch office. Neat appearance, between ages 20- 40. Rapid advancement those who get im on ground floor. Car essential. Starting salary $300 per month plus liberal sommission. Should be earning $150 to $300 per week within 60 days. You might qualify. For interview, be ot Genosha Hotel Grey Room, Pridoy ot 2 p.m. sharp | or 6 p.m. sharp. 192b tresses. Dial I. Turner, North Oshawa, 3-2043 collect. Sept. 6. does not matter if some repairs ous. ed. Dial 3-8868. A BOY'S AND A GIRL'S BICYCLE, CEDARDALE SCRAP IRON AND METALS 100 Annis St. East of C.N.R. Station WE PAY: Highest prices for Iron, Metal, Rags, Paper, etc. 'Free Pick-up = Open Saturday Dial 5-3432 Res. 5-4159 Sept. 15 v SHAW RAG and METAL Highest prices paid for scrap iron, metal, rags, batteries, mattresses, etc. Factory accounts appreciated. 89 BLOOR ST. E. Dial 5-2311 -- J. SHAW Res.: 3-9111 Sept.6 M. Steenberg & Sons WE B Scrap Iron Metal Rags, Etc. Highest Prices Paid Phone 3-7833 -- 308 Bloor E. . Aug. 42--Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER, SA. lary -- 50 per cent commission. Write Box 801, Times-Gazette. 1900 CLERICAL ASSISTANT REQUIRED for Hospital Pharmacy. Applicants se- lected will be trained for position. Ap- ply Difios manager, Oshawa General Hospital 191c CHILDREN'S WEAR SALESLADY Require letter outlining qualifications, age, ex- perience, before inter- view arranged. HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY SARNIA, ONTARIO 46--Employment Wanted SALES ESTIMATORS WANTED: all kinds tile work, floors, walls, cement work by experienced man. Dial 3-2652. CARPENTER WORK OF Aug. 33. WANTED YOUNG COUPLE WILL LOOK AFTER baby while mother works or board and | room for child, Write Box 746 Times- Gazette. 187¢ Nationally - known sales pro- gram already enjoying tre- MAN W experienced in all kinds. Cold Springs. OULD LIKE FARM WORK Phone Maz? mendous success in other cities. Men selected must be between the ages of 25 to 50. Capable of being bonded. Car RELIABLE WIDOW, 80, housekeeping in Sxonange for room or Times-Gazette. WILL DO Box 809, small rtments. 191b is optional. No experience necessary as the Co. will train their own estimators. Inter- views will be granted from 10-12 and 3-5, Saturday, EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY INTEL- ligent lady. ence and familiar with English currency. English and 'Canadian references. erate salary. 16 years' business experi- Mod: G.H. 32 Mill St. Dial 5-6293. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- day, Thursday and Friday. LADY DESIRES DAY WORK OF ANY kind, ing included. Dial 3-7. references, Telisble worker, Iron- 192a Apply 184 SIMCOE S. 192d RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSITI- tion as companion to gentleman. Will travel. Write Box 813 elderly lady or | ROOM AND BOARD LAKE WA il FROM THE JUDGE #+: ; ARE A GOURMET' HERES A Y \WNOKEE 1§ LETT A VACATION PARADISE + (2 WE LIVE IN A SUMPTUOUS V% SUMMER HOUSE ON A BEAUTIFUL ISLAND 'OUR MEALS ON A COA DELIGHT, PREPARED BY A SWISS CHEF= PISHING IS DONE FROM A 30-FOOT CABIN CRUISER we SMALLEST BASS CAUGHT WAS A 4-POUNDER."*-* Times-Gazette. 192a i | | | | 7 p7 WM» HE CAN ILD IT [i> IF HE 'WAS BARGE, HE WRITE ABOUT HAVING THE ROYAL UITE ON E ROLE is Msgr, Maxim Hermaniuk of Winnipeg gives communion to one of thousands of pilgrims as- sembled at Cap de la Madeleine for the National Marian Con- GIVES COMMUNION gress, Msgr. Hermaniuk, flank- ed by 12 deacons of the Ukranian rite in Canada, chanted mass in the old Slavonic language. (CP Photo) 48--Auction Sale CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE Under and by virtue of a dis- tress warrant, under chattel mortgage from Grant E. Mcin- nes to Walter Perik. | have taken in seizure a '49 Dodge dump truck. This truck will be sold at Public Auction Thurs day, Aug. 19, 7 p.m, ot 65 Simcoe Street South. © Terms cash. C. W. Chambers, Li- censed Bailiff. 192b The inside of glass drinking straws can be cleaned efficiently by running pipe cleaners through em. Barking Dog Saves Children TORONTO (CP) -- A german shepherd dog barked 15 minutes Tuesday before attracting life- Soards to the plight of four chil- ren who had drifted ints Lake Ontario ina motor boat Police said the four--Debby Hood 8, Teddy Edwards, 5, Betty Mann, 6, all of Toronto, and Billy Rog._1s, 11, of Brampton--untied the boat from its moorings and began pad- dling with their hands he dog, Betty's pet, had been left on shore, A strong wind took over when the children were some way off shore and carried thom 400 yards into rough water. The dog attracted lifeg. ..., cued the children. On the "way back Debby fell into the water but was pulled to safety. Bipartisan Solution Seen Possible For Red - Ban Bill WASHINGTON (AP) -- Senate Republican leader William | Know- land California said today he thought it was still possible to find a bipartisan settlement for a much- tossed-about bill to ban the Com- munist party. Twice Tuesday administration leaders were rebuffed, first by the Senate and then by the House of Representatives, in their efforts to keep out of the measure a provision making Communist party membership a crime. The double setback was a sur- prize upset for Republican leaders after they had engineered a move that only the day before put the bill through the House in a form #| satisfactory to President Eisen- hower. With 'Congress now rushing to- ward adjournment, Knowland told reporters he was pinning his hopes on a Senate-House conference com- mittee to work out a compromise agreeable all around, In its present form, the bill would: (1) Deprive Communist-domin- ated labog unions of any legal standing before the National Ph Relations Board; (2) strip the Communist pany of all legal rights and (3) make membership in the Communist party illegal, punish- able by five years in jail and a $10,000 fine. BROWNELL CRITICAL Attorney-General Herbert Browne ell has contended that outlawing the Communist party would amet fere with, if not wreck, forcement of present a control laws which rely on a more indirect approach such as the 1950 internal security McCarran) Act and the 1940 Smith A The Senate bill, first "poset last week 8540 was revised the House Monday after is progding to take out the part mak- g membersh:i ih the Commun- ist party illeg The House substituted a 3 pon. sion to dep rive the p. rights, ro and Sh under the law. But when the measure came back to the Senate Tuesday, Sen- ator Hubert Humphrey (De.-Minn.) assailed it as '2 powder-puff a) proach. " He said it left the pa ship untouch Author of the original Senate amendment to outlaw Communist party membership, Humphrey ot- fered the same provision a Over the objections of Repub! ain, leaders, it was added to the House bill by a vote of 41 to 39. The House handed the administ- ration its second setback by ap- proving the latest Senate version, 208 to 100. Floods Deal Blow To Mao's Five-Year Plan For China By SEYMOUR TOPPING LONDON (AP) -- China's 1954 floods, the worst in modern his- tory, have dealt a serious setback to Mao Tze-tung's five-year eco- nomic plan, Western officials say. The tidal wave of : destruction hitting central China is expected to compel the Peiping regime to stretch out its program to indus- trialize the country and build up its military potential, Mao's am- bitious plan now is in its second year. Experts in London have pieced together from official Peiping ra- dio broadcasts and reports filter- ing out of the country the picture of a vast disaster which has cost thousands of lives. Waters of the mighty Yangtze and Huai rivers have spilled over hundreds of thousands of rich agri- cultural acres. About 100,000 men and women are battling along miles of dikes, by lights at night, to save the already crippled Wu- han industrial zone which includes the cities of Hankow, Wuchang and Hanyang. FARM CROPS LOST Hurting the Reds most is the loss of farm crops. China, where millions go hungry year. after year because of the country's chronic food shortage, can ill afford to suffer big losses in crops. But the blow falls heav- iest today because the government is'grabbing a big share of the farm output to finance its factory build- e Chinese Reds, lac! cash and big export industries, depend on the sale of farm products to pay for the machines and raw ma- terials they must import. Seventy-five per pe of China's trade is with the Soviet bloc and on that basis--farm products for industrial goods. To make up for the losses suf- fered in the floods, Chinese offi- cials are urging the untouched re- gions of the country to boost their farm output above alreAdy high uotas, Western experts doubt that they can. worth repeating. .. For Sale ads sell if lor Jal YES, FOR SALE ADS SELL IT -- WHAT- EVER IT IS!... Refrigerators, rug, bed, bicycle, wardrobe, washer, anything at SO EASY, TOO! Dial 3-3492 for an ad- writer. Tell her what you'd like to swap for dollars. She writes an ad that strong- ly impresses prospects -- so they reply, buy! YOU count the CASH! ads sel) i