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jtire sales have increased sharp-; jly in each of the seven years Qa | that Safe Driving Week has been) held in Canada. In 1950 only five |percent of Canada's automo- |biles were equipped with snow treads but the national average today shows that nearly 50 per cent of the cars using highways in the winter months have some special snow. traction equip- : eres oy ment, usually winter tires. ae oe " si te alts "Although accurate figures ty Ag One ihe across : 4M are not available at the local ada, The annual campaign stres-)jeyve) 1 estimate that more than ; ses torist »destrian safe- , ; : paint and costs less than con-lof clay pipe a year ee fated Labs che Canadien nl of our motorists use winter . . treads of some type' said Mr. crete block hs been developed' The Abbotsford operation wi.l 1 baw ° Rataty . | ( OPEN TONIGHT (FRIDAY) UNTIL 9 by a fast-growing city products!,e eenanded i PBR BLICK sues Highway Safety ¢ A cae Harris. v4 | \ 22 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, December 6, 1963 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Huge Brick Tops Concrete Block VANCOUVER (CP)--A giant|the equivalent of 10,000,000 sey- building brick that doesn't needjen-pound bricks and 300 miles --| Cold Weather Ups Sales Of Winter Tires Local retail sales of winter) tires, are expected to soar as severe winter driving conditions! become prevalent. ef; AS » a) provincial and regional groups. cumpany here. reach projected figures. R. M. Hungerford, president; Mr. Hungerford lays much of "We always experience-a rush of Clayburn-Harbison Ltd., calls|the credit for the company's suc- of jnterest in winter tires when the Clayburn brick a break-jcess to a program of reseaich'safe Driving Week is declared" through for brick products in'and development, and particu-)said f.. N, Harris, manager of Western Canadian building, larly to a laboratory staff of the B. F. Goodrich Store here. A big sales push is being eight, including a ceramics en-| Mr, Harris said that winter made in Washington State,(gineer. where the newly-marketed prod-|, He says there is a new clay| uct has been specified for a|floor tile in the works that is) BALTPMORE (AP) -- Trainer school, a library and two flat, strong and priced be- pat Mitchell of: Lansing, Mich churches. It also is the main|'¥een concrete and stone, The was suspended by the Maryland material for an apartment block |"€W tile and the new giant brick ping Commission Wednesday in Vancouver. aee ae beginning for new for threatening -- joc key Nick | hove their carpets and uphol- The Clayburn giant is a pre- procels: he says. (Shuk with bodily harm, Mitch-] stery cleaned 'The Safe Way' cision brick weighing 16% ell's suspension started Noy. 5 by pounds, measuring 16 inches ONE OF OLDEST the date he was accused trying DURACLEAN long, eight inches wide and four. King's College, established in to force his way into the jock- 728-8518 we i Sey mn > SUSPEND TRAINER SMART WOMEN ... inches deep. It has two large Halifax in 1780, is one of Can-'eys' quarters at Laurel race square holes, similar to a ce- ada's oldest English-speaking course and vhreatening Shuk ment block. colleges and guard James J. McKinsey But unlike cement blocks, it is smooth enough to lay without gloves and has a_ permanent finish in three burnt-in colors that does not need painting. A dry-press method maintains size tolerances accurately, In- stalled cost in'a wall is about $1 a square foot less than a nor- mal eight-inch-thick brick wail and cost to the contractor is $260 per 1,000. The company employs 150 men at its Abbotsford plant, 35 miles east of Vancouver, and takes all its material from near- by. Sumas Mountain, SELLS WIDELY Clayburn-Harbison sells 20 per cent of its face brick and fire brick production in the north- western U.S. It also sells in Al- berta and Saskatchewan and is Western Canada's largest clay products company : scop, 'travel-pok' dust ea renGal A : Manat t Bath i hi Sales have increased 50 per, , Z 6 y "3 ing powder, : Puff-Puff Dustin ?owder, Bath Soap, Blue cent in the last five years and nage. y Sa 2.5 + , ' is A te ti r g Powder Powder, Gross and June the Abbotsford plants are work- 3.50 Set Geranium, Set 7.5 ing at full capacity producing OSHAWA & DISTKICT REAL ESTATE BOARD (7) (1G __ STAR SALESMEN MULTIPLE Listing SERVICE FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1963 FIRST SECOND THIRD D 'Gifts of Beauty' from Champagne Bosket D. Luxury French Bas- fragrom Blue ket - Co ae MASE Rt Elizabeth Arden E. 'Golden Luxury' Bas- ket - Wreathed with { witoing Blue Petunia Mic Soaps; A. Blue Grass Basket- B. Golden French Bos- Ribobn and flower trin ket - > med ontains bath F. Memoire Cherie Bas- ntaing tains a bou F s of Blue Flower Mist G yuet of bath fuxurie wers B Salt Dusting -- Grass Hand Powder, Dusting EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 212 PHONE 725-7373 Play Togs For Children é Remember This Christmas Kangaroo Sweat Shirts - FOR BOYS AND GIRLS! With Pictures ! ' HENRY STINSON Carl Olsen, Realtor Oshawa EARLE ALLEN Keith Peters, Realtor Oshawa OSHAWA & DISTRICT REAL STEVE MACKO Schofield-Aker Ltd. Oshawa ESTATE BOARD shirts with fleeced cc } ye v zes' 3, "4, ond 6X EATON Special Price, each Brownie Starmite {1 This'attractive, comp Co] a fea a built-in, ultra featheretouch shu exposure preventi level view-finder Little Girls' Slims WARM AND FLEECY! Fleeced cotton: slims with boxer and flat front. Stitched front creases p straps make for-a trim loak ls 0 In red and navy t es 3 Y and 6x EATON Special Price, each 1.99 EATON'S UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 210 PHONE 725-7373 DOSES aap OER, "Sno-ettes" WINTER BOOTS Your feet won't know its . Winter ...so warm... so comfortable! : a or colour snapshots-¢ with 12 exposures. 'Ou era; neck cord; roll of black-and-white 127 film; four AG1 flosh bulbs; twe penlite batteries; come 13,90 Brownie Fiesta Outfit Here includes cam back How much does this beautiful cellar of fine wines cost? e-focused lens rs feather-touch sh OSUTES: comite 9,95 TRIPOD profe mol resu with movie -or ynehr r&X OAD RG. ~ ns Du Barry Still Bosé ~ Du Barry 4 mat bparkting on Kose P Moves & it ¢ th tripod @x- 48" I f post. Designed with full pon and tilt od justments; separate pon - and til Rubber-tipped feet to give Sip assurance tends to approx including elevator locks for tit ontrol ff Sieh arate anaes covey | non " ther t th ny sie finir k heel and ru --slip sole. tyl jh leath ot with nylon pile ing, stack heel and rubber non--s Each 1 3 9 . pie x ) de. In. black "sizes 5 to 9. Full and half sizes, 13. 95 a pair s pile lining and low heel with rubber sole, Decorative 9 95 iJ Full and half sizes. Poir C--Style boot with dressy ifusic !, Elasticized band over open See ea ae 13,95 PHONE 725-7373, ' EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT, 512 sible -- Smooth leather 8" cockt PHONE 725-7373 front. Rubber So ol pe eee pair EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 238. , You're wrong! 9 out of 10 people are dollars too high when they guess the cost of this cellar! How close were you? Check soon for the happy answer. RANA AAAAAAANAAY AAAS AAA AAAS i Sit Seek tk cc Have Your Hearing Aid Checked And Cleaned By An Expert! azel Tov--A rich and hearty "kosher? wine, yet light and ° e ° ® ® . Hearing Aid Diagnostic Clinic sweet. Even if you don't 'like' wine, you'll find this delicious. D President Champagne-- Canada's prize Champagne--a celebrated wine for any cele brated occasion, G Manor St. Davids Sauterne-- Chilled, there's nothing more at home with white meat of any kind--fish, fowl, pork--or with salads. DuBarry Sparkling Vin Rosé --The "fun"' wine--rosy and sparkling in the glass, light and tingling on the tongue. Where fur' predominates, pour pink DuBarry. DuBarry Still Rosé--A wine delicately pink in colour, deli- cately suave in taste that 'fits in" anywhere and everywhere. rAicg 74 Port--A delightful dessert wine. With snacks, with cheese and crackers-- perfect! F Manor St. Davids Vin Rosé Péetillant--In a handsome "champagne" type bottle this is a Cracking good "crackling" wine that brightens up every party at a party. Manor St. Davids Claret--the most popular red table wine in Canada--ideal with steak z hamburgers, red meat of any kind 74 Sherry--Smooth and mel- low, it's the ideal appetizer wine: Serve pre-dinner with hors d'oeuvres, and the soup course, ry? Pleasant gift idea! Can you think of anything more acceptable, at this modest price, than a cellar ah G of Brights fine Canadian wines? It's a cheerful gift for hospitable people. i 'Brights ., - Se Wines SINCE 1874 Continues Saturday, December 7th, from 9:30 a.m, until 6 p.m. Mr. Carol Anton; Hearing Aid expert, will be in EATON'S 'Hearing Centre to check your hearing aid at no charge.to you. If repairs should prove necessary, Mr. Anton will give you an estimate without obligation. If your instrument is not in the best of condition, now is the time to have it checked--and make sure you enjjoy Christmas! EATON'S HEARING AND OPTICAL CENTRE, UPPER LEVEL PEREIEENNUS ED EY OF | a oe A Pal-d) 4-40-4141 414) 40-404) 4) a a a a a AL SG aaa aaa ae ahaa ead VISIT SANTA IN HIS WINTER HOME... Monday Through Friday Saturday 2 until 5 p.m. -- 6:30 until 8:30 p.m, 10 a.m, until 12 noon -- 2:30 until 5:30 p.m.