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0 ht : a el 4 Ln i by of, Mr. I have . Goodyear Common 1g Basis $5 Pér On Payi mE NOTICE TO BOWMANVILLE SUBSCRIBERS Bowmanville subscriber whe is getting : Lo ITI eraE Uy Sarva hay on tra? dcliveiy The Times rato week if they will notify the Bowmanville Kelly, or the office of publication at Oshawa. Stock Share, Payable Quarterly Welcome Announcement to Shareholders -- First Pay- ment of $1.25 Will Be Madé Next Week -- Earn- ings Expected to Be $11 a Share, Fiscal Year Ending Today (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Sept. 30---At a meeting of the directors of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com- pany of Canada, Limited, in Toron. to on Wednesday, C. H. Carlisle, Vice-president and General Man- ager announced that the common stock of the company had been plac- ed on a paying basis of $5.00 per share per annum, payable quarter- ly, the first payment of $1.25 to be paid next week to sharholders of record of Sept. 30. (, Goodyear's fiscal year ends to- day and it is expected that its re- port probably in November will show earnings of at least §11 per _ NOW PLAYING KEN MAYNARD I In The Big Western Epic Land Beyond the Law Il I OUR GANG COMEDY. Huy ty SCRIP BOOK ALONVENIENT AND . VES YOU Mong / share, applicable to common, Two months ago, the Goodyear company gave one and a half shares extra of stock to each shareholder having one share, The cost of the extra share and a half was at the rate of only one dollar per share, but yesterday the stock was quoted at 98%. Goodyear preferred stock is quot- ed at 104 on the Toronto Stock Ex. change, and Mr, Carlisle has an- nounced that it is the company's in- tention to list the common stock on the Toronto and Montreal exchang- es in the near future, PHONE COMPANY WILL NOT "TELL THE TIME" (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Sept. 30.--Although the Bell Telephone Company in Chi- cago has announced that operators will again tell the people the time of the day at a charge of five cents, Mr. Frank Williams, manager of the lczal branch, has announced that the com- pany here will not do so. This is keeping in line with the an- nouncement from Oshawa, that the Bell Telephone Company there would not follow the lead of the Chicago L branch of giving "time" service to its subscribers, The local branch discontinued the policy several years ago oi giving this service free, SAMUEL HALLIDAY Bowmanville, Sept. 30.--The funeral EF will be held tomorrow to Orono Ceme tery, of Samuel Halliday, who died at his home in Orono in his eightiet! year. Services will be held at 2.30 at the Park street United church, Orono NEW MARTIN NOW A Story of a Dog's Devotion to Man, Ranger in THE OUTLAW DOG ; COMEDY "High Spots" THE FINAL Boy Scouts OF GEAR GREASE Raymond J. Kembring, of the New Lubricant STANDS COLD WEATHER Says Other. Greases Will Sol- idify at 5 to 10 Degrees Below Zero (BA Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Sept. 30,--A new gear grease which will not channel with the gears at as low a tem- perature at 52 degrees below zero. Fahrenheit scale, has been invented by Raymond J. Kembring, 30 years old, chief chemist of the R, M, - CONT RRR] BERR! . JIVL JIYU UUUL FOR K A EET Rain Wednesday Night Soft- ened Ground on Al Course (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Sept. 30.--Rain on Wednesday night was welcomed by the students of the Bowmanville High School, as it softened the ground and made possible the rolling of the course for the athletic events at their field day today. Mr, Cook, physical in- structor, has had the boys rolling the course for the past week, but as the ground was very hard and dry, no im- i pression was made with the roller, With the sun shining brightly today, and a warm breeze blowing, students are optimistic that this will be the best field day in the school's history. The activities are being held in the school grounds, Mr. Cook having | charge of the hoys' events, while Miss Smith has charge of the girls' events, Gold medals are being given to the Hollingshead Cq. of Canada, Ltd. a mixture of oils, is guaranteed by Mr, Kemburg and the Hollingshead Company, to give perfect lubrica- tion to the gears at 35 degrees be- low zero, and lower. "All other grease that I have ex- perimented with," declared Mr. Kembring, "will solidify at five to ten degrees below zero, and al- though a motorist may shift his gears at that temperature, the grease is nnt fluid enough to lubi- cate the gears, and as a consequence the gears are running just as though there were no grease in the transmission box at all. "Some companies," continued the youthful research chemist, "have advocated the mixing of coal oil with the grease to stop its solidfy- ing, but I thought there must be a way to prevent solidfying and the following channelling without add- ing anything to the grease, "I have succeeded, and I guaran- tee that this grease will not chan- nell, but will give perfect lubrica- tion at any temperature encounter- d anywhere in this coutnry, con- sluded Mr. Kembring., "We have alled it Sub-zero Grease, Mr. Kembring has had vears experience in research work, having worked eight years in the laboratory of the Standard Oil; Jompany of Pennsylvania, and six ears with the R. M, Hollingshead Company at Camden, New Jersey, experimenting with fats, oils and greases. Coming here in Januwy from Camden, N.J., when the Canadian Company was formed, Mr, Kembring took his position as chief chemist, to conduet research work and to test materials used in the manufae- ture f the 115 different lines made by the R, M: Hollingshead Comp- any. fourteen omelris EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. Bifocals -- miles and inches through the one lens--for reading and distance, 321 1516 ~PHONE-- 1510 Disney Block ~~ Opposite Post Offue pE-- 2 "Do You Own B, W. HAYNES 161 King St. W, Office phone 481; Res. 180 R 2 and Insurance DISNEY PHONE 1550 REAL ESTATE Homes built to suit purchasers, R. M. KELLY for Lots to speculators when we have the choicest Lots and the closest in to the G.M.C. for $10 per ft.7 Small payment down--Restricted Property. See us before buying and save money, Your Real Estate snd Insurance Broker AUCTIONEER 25 King St, E.--~Corner Celins Phone 205 | | | | 5 King St. East Phone 1380 Res., 1928W . "LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE HERE at their factory. here. This grease, | ~lock Thursday night on the Trenton senior and junior hoy who makes the PENS UP. A LAW PRACTICE IN CITY A valuable addition to Oshawa's legal fraternity has been made in the person of Mr. Fred C. MacDon- ald, who has opened up offices .in the Kohen block at the corner of Simcoe and Richmond sireets, He will practice all forms of law. Mr. MacDonald, who is the sen of Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacDonald of Barrie, has had considerable ex- perience since he graduated from: : Osgoode Hall in 1926. He was asso- ciated in Barrie with the late W. A. J. Bell, K.C., and until just recent- iv with Senator MacGuire of the firm of Henderson and MacGuirée of Toronto. Mr. MacDonald in speaking to The Oshawa Daily Times yesterday af- ternoon stated he is most favorab- ly impressed with Oshawa. He will make his permanent home here, . ' highest number of points, while the i from the high school board a choicd of | several awards, Last year the girls! chose books as a prize. KEEP CHECK ON TRAFFIC AT CNA. (Continued from Page One! publication, Columns of figures giving the total number of vehicles crossing the tracks each hour of each day will be shown, Other columns will | tell the number of automobiles | junior and senior girls will receive Hi | has ever heen taken with a view to { { crossing the tracks each hour, the number of trains crossing, and number of times ithe gates were | down each hour and the number of | minutes they remained down. ! Totals will be shown in a general | summary which may be read almost at a glance; in addition, each day's' totals of the traffic and delay will: he shown. Interesting and important as these | figures may he as bearing on the! construction of a subway under the C. N. R. tracks may be, it is pointed out that The Oshawa Daily Times' check-up was taken after the close. of the summer traffie, Tt is prob-| able that the mumber of vehicles crossing the tracks during July or August was, on an average, double what the dally average we; ' during the past week. | Moreover, C, N, R. opertives were | fully aware that a check was being taken, Their usual endeavor to meet the city's by-laws with regard to delayine traffic was never better exemplified than during the past week, Yet prominent men. whn have seen a section of the week's cherk-un of delave that could not he elassified ae other than necessary, are aston- ished, The Oshawa Dailv Times emnlav- ad three memhers of its staff on the rherk-un Faek man served fonr honre at least, Affidavits as tn the pnrrantnege of thejr ohservatior~ wonld he token hv arv of them if enoh dAneymente ware dermed neces- gary Mitizens committees rcireulatineg a »otition pravine for tion of n subwav nnder the CNR. tracks na a mepsure demanded hy Nechawa"s nrnoresa, pak that eitirens etidv the fieurea ¢» he oven in Sat. vwirday's feens of The Oshawa Nallv Times, and for futnra reference, Now forme have had tn he igsned tndawv tn ean un with nonnlar in- tavpat in the Snhwav Petition Fn» the ananrinl ponvenienres n*® citizens in Cedardale, a form wae todav niaead in the hands nf H. A Ryd. Aard, who runs » hnteher shop ot FAR Qimrne etrant gonth, far thn ronvenianca nf those wha will not be reached by other petition forms. Store Damaged By Fire in Toronto is Owned By Oshawa Man Two men were badly burned and the Quick Filling Station, 244 Queen street east, Toronto, was damaged 'by an explosion Wednesday night, followed by fire. W. Collis of Oshawa is the owner of the prop-/ erty, and the damage is placed at i $200. The injured man, George Reuhl, 54, of that address and Harry Fish- vas, 28, of 1030 Queen street west. were burned about the face and hands and were taken to St. Mich. ael's Hospital. Their injuries are not serious. Fishvas had been get- ting some gasoline and Reuhl was holding a lamp, and when the explo- sion took place both men were toss. ed from their feet and thrown some distance. The force of the explosion blew out_the front and rear windows of the building, glass from the front window being blown across King Street. Fire which followed the explosion was soon extinguished by firemen. in nreeantine tha ritv'a race the eonatrnn- SLIPPERY ROAD DITCHES CAR Due to the slippery condition of the road an accident occurred at nine o'- Highway about a hundred and fifty yards to the east side of the rajlway crossing at Belleville. The car, a Whippet coach, with four occupants, three voung men and a young woman, was driving towards Belleville, with the young lady at the wheel. A con- June, | |i tn preserve the tables! Tonight and Saturday night, starting at 8 o'clock. Entire stock must be cleared at once as we vacate the Store Saturday --interprets the very soul of music HAT which others are now attempting has been already accomplished in the APEX ELECTRO- PHONIC. It brings out in every instance all that is in the record--all the individualism of the vocalist or the instrumentalist--all the true tonal qualities without exaggeration, distortion or blatancy. 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