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wi % ™ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1927 PAGE EN Legal Music' For Rent ED C. MacDONALD, BARRIS. Sali , ete. Simcoe and Rich- Oshawa. Phone (108-tf) S.© EBBS, BARRISTER, nd streets, guitar, ukelele, tenor guitar, man- dolin, Open for engagements, Wilson and Lee Music Phone 2388. = (Nov, 24-Dec, 24) Bank | HERBERT C, TRENEER IS PRE. & ANNIS, BARRISTERS, citors, Notaries Public, Ete, Cons acing and general practice of 3 fices 7%4 Simcoe St. south, wa, Phone 63. G. D., Conan LLB; AF, Annis, BA, HE) , E, N, SINCLAIR, K.C, BANK Commerce Building, (116-1 yr) DSEPH P, MANGAN, B.A--BAR- er, Solicitor, Notary Public, Con- vancer, Money to loan, Office 14 King St, East, Oshawa, Phone . Residence phone 837. RTERSON & CREIGHTON--BAR- ters, Conveyancers, Notaries Pub- etc. Office over, Standar ptrance Simcoe St. Phone 13, Grierson, B.A, T. K, Creighton, ANSON, GERMAN & MAC- nzie, ters, Conveyancers, otary Public, ete. All branches of iminal and Civil Law, Money to n, Office over Lamble's store, 2 ng St, east. Phone 940, D. A, H. N. German, F, G, wanson, ackenzie, J. PARKHILL, BARRISTER, citor, Notary Public, Convey- cer, money to loan, Disney Bldg, ite Post Office. Phones, office Te: residence, 2239], (621) pared to accept pupils in piano, or gan and vocal music.' A free booklet Jpg ly 10 uj he street cast, Phone 466. tf ARTHUR LYNDE, VOCAL TEACH- er (Hambourg Conservatory, To- ronto) pupils prepared for all ) |exams, Oshawa, Fridays, 92 Sim- coe St, North, Phone 371J, (120tf) TO RENT----WARM CONVENIENT ground floor, private entrance apartment to rent. I also have bed- room with use of stove for couple, or two young women. No objection to baby. 96 Centre St, cor, Met. calfe, (13%¢) TWO UNFURNISHED HEATED rooms suitable for light house- keeping to rent, All conveniences. Ten minutes from Motors. Apply 261 Eulalie Avenue, (137-¢) SHED BEDROOMS, BOARD desired, Also room with house keeping privileges. 165 Ritson south, Phone 2466J, (137¢) FIVE ROOMED HOUSE, FURN- ished, three acres, cheap. David Stirling, Ritson Rd. North. (137.8) DAVIS AND SON, INSURANCE, 3 St west, Oshawa, The oldest "Oshawa, putable Fire Companies. TWO OR THREE UNFURNISH. od rooms to rent. All conveniences, Partly heated. Apply 90 Eldon Ave, (136¢) WHEN PLACING INSURANCE consult. R, N, Johns, 80 Simcoe north, Your i wants attended to and your interests prot ' THREE. UNFURNISHED ROOMS to rent, ground floor, Apply 276 French street. (186-¢) GARAGE TO RENT AT 131 Al- bert street, Apply 275 King east. (136-b) UNLIMITED FUNDS FO RFIRST 0! s. Building 3 § Bradiey Bros, Phone 160, (96-tf) FOR CITY AND FARM LOANS No commission, Building loans, Legal work done at this office, A, J. Facknll, Jartiater. Disney dg, Contracting Duis 8. HYMAN AND COM. ny, Barristers, Money to loan. er Dewland's Store, 16 Simcoe et morth, Phone 67, residence TW, (tf) Medical ©. N. CARR, PHYSICIAN, rgeon, Obstetrician, office and dence, 656 Simcoe St. North, hone 2415, (Dec 12-Jan, 12) R, R, EL. McMULLEN, PHYSI- n, surgeon, and obstetrician, Of- e and home, 456 Simcoe street th, Phone 2667. (114-tf) R, HAROLD W, TRICK, PHYSI- n, Surgeon, Obstetrician, Spe. 1 reference to maternity work d diseases of women, Two years' t graduate experience. Office d residence 167 Simcoe St, N,, or, Brock) phone 303, (119-11) R, McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR- on, Accoucher, Office and resi- ce, King St, East, corner Victoria ,, Oshawa, Phone 94. R. GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN, eases of infants and children, Of- e and residence, 97 Bond east. one 1155, R, B. J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- n and Surgeon, special attemtion en 'to X-ray work and Electro- opy, Office, Disney Block, Phone bl, t , Nose, Threat Specialist R. F, T, BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR eet West, Toronto, will be at his ce over Jury & Lovell's Drug ore each Saturday, from 1 till 4 m., for consultation and treatment diseases of ear, nose and throat ly. Appointments maye be made drug store. Phone 97. (49-tf) "Tire Repairing T. W, ENGLAND AND R, DOUG- lass, bricklayers and contractors work taken by the thousand or by day work, Repair work of all de. scriptions, Satisfaction guaranteed, 818 Division St. Phone 2579W, (Nov, 24-Dec. 24,) Building Supplies Motor Cars NASH BALES AND SERVICE, Twenty-five different models to tion, Reid Nash Motors, Dundas street, Whitby, (Dec, 1-Jan, 1) Board and Rooms NICE WARM ROOM AND BOARD with private family, north end, 1 block west of Simcoe, 618 Car- negie avenue, (13%-¢) BOARDERS AND ROOMERS wanted, Apply 106 Colborne St, East, (Dee, 7-Jan, 7) choose from, Ask for demonstra. 2 ; Effective immediately clos ing time for classified ads, 9.30 am. Monday to Friday and 8.30 a.m. Saturday. Ads. for Top Late to Classify and IT De received up to 10.30 am, mh ---------- Rates for Classified Ads. First i Minimum charge--30¢. Each subsequent insertion: 1¢ per word, Three cdnsecutive inser. tions for the price of two first insertions (three cents a word). ; hi ¢ Miniuum charge for 1 ree POPPY PPT PRY w a id insertion--13§ cents word, Box number. 10¢ additional Professional or Business Help Wanted--Male WANTED-- GOOD CARPENTER foreman with gemeral knowledge of construction. Box "T" Oshawa Daily Times, (137b) BAKER WANTED--PHONE 1230. (137a) A LIVE MAN TO REPRESENT Canadian Life Insurance Company in your District. Assistance and instructions to right man. Oppor- tunity to build income for the fu- ture, H. F. Lowman, Room 707, 36 Toronto street, Toronto Ont. Auction Sale AUCTION SALE--THE UNDER- signed has received instructions from Mrs, J. 8. O'Brien, 151 Brock street east, to sell Wednesday, De- camber 14th, by public auction. {Owing to the illness of her hus- band, Mr. O'Brien, everything must be sold. This is the best house of furniture,I have ever offered for sale, One solid walnut dresser, good as new, and others, Brass bed, spring and mattress, four piece oak living room suite, floor lamp, willow living room chairs, oil paintings, fern stand, oak din- ing room suite, leather chair, screen, trays, several pieces of cut per month for 20 words or less; i! nts month - eh ian) word, TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST'LITTLE; ACc COMPLISH MUCH TELEPHONE 35 Ask for Classified Ad Depart: b ent. glass, kitchen table and chairs, velvet rugs and others, wash tubs land stand, hall rack, seat and |elothes tree, garden hoe, steplad- der, garden tools, scales, good as new, sealers, carpet sweeper, floor ! polisher and mops, MecClary Elec- | tric Range. Sale at 1.30 p.m, Terms {cash, KE. J, Pomeroy, Auctioneer, (1844) Lost and Found Arti For Sale Wanted WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESS- ed timber, lath, shingles, sash, doors and interior trim, F, L, Beecroft, Whitby, lumber and woodyard, Osh- awa, phone 324, (69-tf) Painting and Decorating R. GUTSOLE, PAINTING, PAPER- hanging, graining, ete, Twenty years' experience, Prices right. Work guaranteed, 151 Huron street, Phone 2067W. 4, 5-tf Elocution MISS EVELYN TRICK, MISTRESS of Elocution, graduate of Ontario Ladies' College, will prepare be. ginners and advanced pupils for all platform work. Apply 103 King street east, Phone 134, (Dec, 2-Jan. 2) Beauty Parlors MARIE RENWICK'S BEAUTY Shop, 9 Celina street, at Watson's Barber Shop, Water waves, mani- cures, nrarcelling, Phone 2653, (Dec. 6-)an.8), Transportation CARTAGE AND MOVING, LOCAL and long distance, W, Borrows dale, 609 Carnegie Avenue. Phone 1618. (Dec, 1.Jan, 1) SMITH TRANSPORTATION LIM- ited, Simcoe St, S., phone 346w,, 242, Front St, E, oronto, Phone Main 7637, Superior Transportation Ser- vice, . (42-tf) L KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRING Ideal Tire Shop. Tires for sale, mieson Bros. Phone 438. (tf) Dental R. D, R. DAVIES, OFFICE OVER ard's Store, Simcoe street south, rous oxide oxygen gas admin- red for extraction, nurse attend- Phone 231, Residence 1087, (tf) R. S, J. PHILLIPS, DENTIST, OF» over Bassetts', Phone 950; sidence 306, 4-1 yr. R. H. M. COOKE, 9 SIMCOE ST, th, over Mitchell's Drug, Store. s for extraction. Phone 54. R. I. E. HUBBELL, DENTIST, rous oxid oxygen gas for extrae- ps, Office, Royal Bank Bldg. one 948, residence, 1378M 36-tf W. H. GIFFORD, OFFICE gent Theatre Bldg. Phone 1780. idence. 669. 66-tf and Surveying NEVAN AND SMITH, ONTAR- Land Surveyors and Civil Engin- s, sub-divisions, town planning, wapal engincers, Bradley Block, hawa. Phone 1635, (104-tf) Dressmaking RS CLASS DRESSMAKING remodelling at 97 King street t. (Dee, 8-Jan. 8) En 1 COLEMAN CARTAGE and STOR- age. B85 Bond St. West. Phone 82. 6 trucks for prompt service, Moying van and storage warehouse equipment, Baggage tranflerred to and from all trains. . (64-tf Veterinary Surgeop DR. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, Specialise Siseates domestil imals, at an ospital, Masson St. Phone 659. (56-11) C. S, DICKENSON, V.S, DISEASES of all domestic animals scientifically treated, Dominion Government Veterinary. 34 Brock St, E, Phone 105]. (131-tf) Furniture Storage FURNITURE PIORED IN SEP- arate compartments. Bond street west, Phone 82. Coleman's Cartage and Storage, Corseteire CORSETIERE SPIRELLA SHOP, 12 Elgin east. Mrs, Annie Pent- land, managing corsetiere. Even- ings by appointment. (133-tf) ER , S 4 A BOOKKEEPER Apply Box "L" Oshawa Daily Times, (137¢) WANTED -- GENERAL, SLEEP out, All electric conveniences, Phone 2672), (137¢c) Wanted to Buy WANTED--CHEVROLET COUPE, Must be in good mechanical order. Reasonable price for cash, Box "Q" Oshawa Daily Times, (135-c) MR. S. JACOB, DEALER IN RAGS, and all kinds of metals, Buying scrap batteries, old cars and poultry. Goods called for. Phone 2060M, Residence 99 Mill street, (111tf) Pets and Livestock GIVE YOUR BOY A POLICE PUP for Christmas, Beautiful thorough- bred specimens, Eight weeks old, For sale reasonable, Kanadda Ken- nels, 3 Bertie street, Lindsay. (135-¢) Physical Education HERCULES SCHOOL OF PHYSI- cal Development, under the direc- tion of "The Masked Hercules." Individual and Class instruction. Classes for ladies, Moderate terms, success assured. Winter classes now forming. This is your oppor- tunity to learn the treasured sec- rets of physical exercise 80 vare- fully guarded by some oo ine world's most famous gtrong men, Apply in first instance to Box *V" Oshawa Daily Times, (135-f) WANTED Stenographer. Notice WILL THE THREE BOYS WHO stole the flashlight from bicycle outside the Cut Rate Butcher Shop Saturday afternoon return it to the store and avoid further trouble as the elder boy is known, (136¢c) WANTED -- CARPENTER CON- tractor to tender on one or two apartment houses, Box "8S" Oshawa Daily Times, (137h) Situations Wanted WIDOW WANTS POSITION AS housekeeper or domestic. Phone 180r2, (137-e) REFINED, RELIABLE WOMAN desires geneml housework. Posi- tion as housekeeper preferred or caring for invalid. Box "H" Osh- awa Daily Times. (137-¢) YOUNG GIRL REQUIRES LIGHT housework in good home, Fond of children. King street west, pre- ferred. Box "I" Oshawa Daily Times. (137-¢) Watch Repairing Work Wanted F. A, VON GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at Machinery Repairing 44% King Street West. Your pat- ronage is solicited, 0) oiled, repair work of all kinds promptly |. Phone Ww, CARPENTER WORK, SHINGLING furnaces repaired and cleaned, chimneys cleaned and rebuilt, floors , cleaned and waxed. General attended to. A (Nov, 17-Dec. 17) body wood. Ph CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE, Balgam, Spruce and Cedar. Phone 1724W, (137) FO RSA ON--HEATER--IN good condition also one wringer, almost new. AY 119 Wood St. Phone 1199), (137¢) BUGGY FOR tion. Apply 89 (137¢) CREAM BA sale, Good con Park Rd. 8. FOR SALE--FOUR TUBE WEST- inghouse' radio. Apply 264 Jarvis St. Phone 2458J. (137a) CHEAP FOR QUICK SALE. Lady's winter coat, size 16, in good condition. Also fur collar and cuff set, brand new, 105 Burk street, ONE BOY'S OVERCOAT, black, size 32; 83 Burk S (137-¢) one lady's suit, one iron bed outfit. PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD furniture, 27 Burk street, (137-¢) FOR SALE--SIX TUBE STEW- art-Warner radio. Single dial control, Great distance getter. Wonderful tone, $55, Phone 1504M, (136¢c) A NUMBER OF NEW HOME- made quilts. Also orders taken. Apply 98 Albert street, Phone 1761F. (136-e) STOVE FOR SALE. IN GOOD condition, Apply 184 King street west. (136-¢) SOLID MAHOGANY CABINET Victrola. 55 records. In good condition. $55. Phone 2517 af- ter 6 o'clock. (135-e) WILL SACRIFICE GOOD HEINTZ- man and Co. piano for cash or terms to reliable party. Apply | Box "R" Oshawa Daily Times. (135-1) CHRISTMAS TREES. Phone (132-tf) CHOICE For Christmas delivery. 1618. ELECTRIC FLOOR LAMPS, watches, cloc rings, jewelry of all kinds, eas yments; immredi- ate delivery. O. H, Dell, 22% Simcoe south, Phone 1656, (Dec, 2-Jan. 2) HOT WATER ATING PLANT for sale. Good condition, price, This plant was used to heat the Mundy Block, about 10,000 square feet of floor space; before new addi- tion was erected. It should be just the thing for a store or apartment block. Apply C. M. Mundy, Oshawa Daily Times, Telephone 35 (106-tf) MIXED HARD AND SOFT WOOD slabs, $3.50 per load. Also bone dry 660, Waterous- Meek Ltd. (Mar, 26-tf) Real Estate for Sale DIES' OR: CHILDREN'S ses made or remodelled at 550 coe street morth. Phone 1493J, (Nov, 18-Dec. 18) ESSMAKING, PLAIN, FANCY ng. Miss Flossie Boyd, 362 Les- St. Phone 1842]. (Nov. 25-Deec. 23) KINDS OF DRESSMAKINT at reasonable prices. Call at 21 ve St. Phone 1347M. (Nov, 19.Deec. 19) SSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS, ghs, wagons, new or second hand, repairs. Beatty stable eauip- pt. Agent, H. Pawson. 559 Sim- Street north. Phone 1493]. _ AXNov. 21-Dec.. 21) DURRANT MACHINE CO--WE do afl kinds of irk Excelsior starter ri C. C. STENHOUSE ~ GENERAL architectural work. Second floor, Royal Bank Building. Phone 1496. . phone 909J, % Undertaking LUKE BURIAL CO. 67 KING ST. East. Ambulance Residence, 19 Division St. 69 King street east. Phone 210], a : all} 15957. UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS, . | chesterfields made to order, Work- G. A. Con- St. Phone (72.11) manship guaranteed. stable, 74 Mechanic Restaurants OSHAWA CAFE. 31 BOND ST. east. We serve a good meal, dinner or supper for 30c. Also fish and chips, served as usual. Deliver orders on Friday only. (Dec. 9-1 mo.) Window Cleaning OSHAWA WINDOW CLEANERS --House cleaning, woodwork and floors polished, screen and store win- dows put on and removed. Phone » pe -- OPPORTUNITY -- Close in properfy. Wide deep lots, bigh. level and dry. Reasonable prices and terms. Construction now way. This is worth 1n- vestigation. Box "J" Times. : (132-0) BUILDERS' ON WARREN AVENUE, PAVED street, six or eight room houses, rug brick veneer, hard wood trim, just completed. All conveniences. Phone 1537TW or 2072. (Nov. 23-Dec. 22) CHOICE BUILDING 'LOTS FOR sale. Ten minutes walk from Moors. Richmond and King Sts. A good buy. Safe investment. Apply C. L. Trull, 16 years; two suits, size 16 years; | + WANTED jin the middle rounds. SUM OF MONEY LOST EITHER in Eaton's or between Eaton's and Aberdeen street. Reward, Phone 497. (137-¢) SUM OF MONEY. OWNER MAY have sanmre by proving property and paying for ad. Iire Chief, G.M.C, (137-¢) NEAR 176 Mary (137-¢) Wanted to Rent {SIX OR SEVEN ROOMED HOUSE wanted to rent, Intention to buy. {Box LADY'S CHAIN BAG | Adafn's store, Reward. | street, YM" Times. (136¢c) | WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE or housekeeping apartment for winter months. Three bedrooms, or more, near Motors. No child- fren, Box 192, Cobosrg., (137-139) WANTED mished room sekeeping Zz sireet Box WARM, for two. privileves. west, NICELY Light Vicinity preferred. State "G" Oshawa Daily (137-a) RENT--TWO OR rooms for light Apply 116 Division St. or phone 1895M evenings be- jfween 5.30 and 7.30. (137¢) Help Wanted--Female | WANTED--GOOD GIRL FOR general housework, Must be ex- perienced. 42 Prince St. Phone 1426. (136¢c) EXPERIENCED GENERAL wanted at once. Apply 458 Simcoe St. N. (136¢c) | Pimes TO {three furnished | housekeeping, MUST FILE DATA North Bay, Dec. 13--N.0.H.A. clubs have been notified that appli- cations for playing permits must be in possession of W. A. Thomp- son, Secretary, not later than Dec. 14, Executive will deal with these applications at a meeting to be held here Friday. Players who have changed their place of residence since last season must file written explanations, Players from other associations must present transfer cards. Schedules have been ap- proved and the annual quest for the hockey supremacy of the north wilt commence the first week in Janu- ary. oh LEW TENDLER WON Philadelphia, Dec, ~ 13--Hilario Martinez, of Spain, suffered a set- back in his American invasion here last night when he lost a referee's decision to Lew Tendler, veteran Philadelphia southpaw, m 10 rounds. The judges of the bout disagreed. Martinez led in the ear- ly rounds but Tendler's ring gener- alship brought him safely through the Spaniard's early attack. Tend- ler"s left did a lot of damage throughout the bout and a right to the head occasionally shook up his opponent. Tendler was at his west Martinez cut the Philadelphian's nose in tne seventh but the damage was not serious. Tendler weighed 147 and Martinez 140. BROTHER OF PRINCE OF WALES TAKES FALL WHILE HUNTING Melton Mowbray, England, Dec. 12--Prince Henry, brother of the Prince of Wales, had a fall while hunting with the Quorn Hounds this afternoon. His horse stumbl- ed on a bridge and turned over. The prince was not injured. PANTHERS AT RAVINAS Toronto, Dee. 13--London Pan- thers and Ravinas play a Canadian League game at Ravina rink to- night and the winning team will go int oa tie with Stratford for second place, provided the Na- tionals are defeated at Niagara Falls. A win for Stratford at the Cataract City will put Roy Broth- ers" team even with Kitchener at the top of the heap, with the suec- cessful team at Ravina atone in 194 Division St, Phone 553]. ~~ mraz (NOY. 16-Dec. 16) second place. . LAMBTON SAILORS SACRIFICE LIVES T0 GET RESCUERS "Well, Good-Bys, Gang," Last Words of Heroic Seamen Sault Ste. Marie, Dec. 12.-- "Well, good-bye, gang." were the last words of Elmer Baird, Wiar- ton, oiler, and Ivan C. Moone, Owen Sound, wheelsman, as, dress- ed in life-suits, they jumped over- board Friday afternoon from the steamer Lambton, aground on Parisienne Shoal, in an effort to swim to shore to get relief for their comrades, who had been stranded on the reef since 4 o'clock the previous afternoon. This was the story told by their comrades, whe reached the Sault this even. ing from Goulais Bay, where they landed after leaving their ship on Saturday afternoon in the one re- maining lifeboat, the other boat having heen washed away when they attempted to lower it just af- ter the boat struck the shoal. The steamer Lambton left Fort William, downbound, with a cargo of grain Tuesday afternoon at 4.30 and at 4 o'clock Wednesday morn- ing ran into a blinding snowstorm, through which it erawled along at a snail's pace, unable to see where it was going and uncertain of its location. Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock the vessel ran on the Pari- sienne Shoal with a terrific crash, Watchman Walter Collins, who was going forward a; the time, was al- most washed overboard, grabbing a rail just in time to save himself, Mate Forbes had to elimb on a spar to save himself 'As he came along the deck to warn those in the forward cabins, and his life- sult was washed out of his hands. Earl Ransom, a deck hand, was another who was almost washed overboard hy the waves. He was asleep when the crash came, hut immediately put on his life-suit and came on deck. The hoat was already a mass of fee as a result {of having been so long tossed about {by the waves in the midst of the blizzard, the ice being in places two feet thick, The general opinion expressed by the members of the crew was that the vessel could not "ave Fone much farther at the best and if it had not run aground would have foundered before long, weighted down as it was by tons of ice, Chances Were Few "I wouldn't have given 25 cents for our chances of coming through alive, even before the crash," said Chief Engineer J. F. Duncan of St. Catharines, The water did not take long to ret into the engine room, and with the buffeting the ship got the crew hourly expected it to break in two, The deck heaved and the ship's sides were bulging. Engineer Duncan and his see- ond engineer, Morgan Reid of Wiarton, agreed that the outstand- ing thing in their minds was the first night on board, when they thought there was little chance of their ever coming out alive. Both also paid tribute to the fine man- ner in which the crew carried on, each doing his bit, the morale being splendid. Immediately after the Lambton struck, an attempt was made to lower a lifeboat, but as it was being lowered to the deck, where provisions were placed aboard it, a huge wave struck the vessel, carry- ing the lifeboat overboard and breaking the inch rope which was attached to it. Efforts were then made to lower the second lifeboat, and it too was almost lost, The storm kept up, and while for a minute the haze over the water lifted on Thursday night and the light at Whitefish Point was ¥is- ible, steam from the water soon clouded their view again. Both that night and Friday night huge flares, made of black paint and eokum, were lighted on the roof of the afterhouse in the hope of attract- ing the attention of passing ves- sels, but apparently they were un- seen, Friday just about noon, Ransom and George Eades, a fireman, made their way forward and hacked their way toto the house to take 2 look at the ometer and to secure the binoculars. It was just after this that . Baird snd Moone, who had seen laxd when getting coal for the fire im the galley and who thought they had distinguished a mill on the shore, meade their heroic but ill-fated et- tempt to swim ashore, To them it seemed a short distance, but actu- ally it was about 11 miles. on'tSay Anythingls Lost Until Y ou Have Tried A Want Ad and on top of these their life suits, and with a rope tied around their' waists to keep them together with about 10 feet to play on, they jumped overboard, despite the pro- TIME TABLES tests of their companions. They have not been seen since. Weather Moderates On Saturday the weather had moderated somewhat, and shortly after noon the remaining lifeboat was launched with the 18 mem- bers of the crew aboard. It had been quite a job to fix it up, as it was coated with ice, in places six inches thick, and holes had been knocked in the sides when the first attempt was made to lower fit. Favored by the way the sea was running they reached the main- land, midway between Rudder Head and Goulais. The trip across the 11 miles of water was in itself a perilous one, as the boat was taking water as fast as three men could bail it out. Most of the row- ing was done by Mate Forbes, Chief Engineer Duncan, Second Engineer Reid and Second Officer Boulton. WOOLLY-TAILED COMET London, Dec, 12--Astronomers pro- mise that on Monday or Tuesday next the British public will see a spectacle unseen in this country dur- ing the present generation--a comet, visible to the naked eye, with a large woolly tail. It appears to he a com- plete stranger, newly arrived from outer space, discovered at Melbourne on Dec. 3 by Skjellerup, independent- ly of a number of others, including a liner Captain. Its misty tail is six times as long as the diameter of the moon, $1,500,000 DAMAGE | Washington, Dec. 12--The «ost of | repairing the flood-damaged high- | ways of Quebec following the 'recent | rains ic estimated at $1,500000 by engineers of the Canadian Depart- ment of Roads, Vice-Consul Bar-| ringer today informed the Depart- ment of Commerce from Quebec. About 750 miles of roads need com- | plete resurfacing. TOO MANY JOBS { AT AGE OF 69 YEARS | Maskinonge, Que., Dec. 12--At the | age of 69, Mrs. J. J. M. Marchand | has decided it is time to give up Dbe- ing operating manager for the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, man- ager of a bank branch and post- mistress of this community. Her resignation to the Bell Company ends 25 years' service with that organiza- tion. PLAY FIVE GAMES Kingston, Dee. 12--Announce- ment of Queen's basketball team's Christmas holiday tour was made yesterday at the Universtiy. Thg team will play the following games away from Kingston:--Dec, 26, af Toronto; Dec. 27, Hamilton; Dec. 28, Niagara Falls; Dec, 29, Buffa- lo; Dee. 30, Syracuse. The players return to college on January 3rd, and on January 6th' will go to Canton, N.Y., playing in Potsdam, N.Y., the following night. Buffalo will come to Queen's for a game on January 21st, while Hamilton will likely be here in February, SH COAL Stove, $16.00 per ton Nut, $15.50 per ton COKE CNR, TIME TABLE in former time x) "diction change | 8.28 a.m.~Dai May 1) 8.58 a.m.~Sunday onl; 9.59 a.m.~=Daily. 113 p.m. 4.32 p.m. 6.54 p.m. 9.42 p.m.--Daily. 11.09 p.m.) 12.00 a.m. ~ 12.25 a.m.--Daily. Westbound Traing iy pon Fa aN SUNIRERAR » 8.03 p. LX 6. 7. 8. 4. 7. 44 a.m.~Daily, a.m.~Daily. .28 a.m.~Daily except Sunday, a.m.~Daily except Sunday, 2 p.m.--Dail p.m.~Sunday only. p.m.--Daily except Sunday. p.m. ~Daily, p-m.~Daily except Sunday. Daily except Sunday, Daily except Sunday, Daily except Sunday, Dail; t Saturday. Daily. io except Sunday, CPR. TIME TABLE Eastbound T' 10.07 a.m.~Daily. Tins .05 p.m.~Daily. y --Daily except Sunday: 11.10 p.m.~Daily, 12.09 a.m.~Daily. Westhound Trains a.m.~Daily except Sunday. a.m.~Daily, 5 a.m,~Sunday only, Daily except Sunday. Daily. .m.--Daily except Sunday. Sr ------------ Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE Leave Bowman, 6.15 a.m 7. 10. *11.30 a 1 1.20 p.m, 2.25 p.m. 4.20 p.m, *5.40 p.m. 7.00 p.m. *8.35 p.m. 10.50 p.m Leave Hospital 1.00 p.m, 4.35 p.m, 6.45 p.m, 9.40 p.m, Time Bowman: 10.00 a.r SUNDAY AND H Leave Gol Going Leave Oshawa 7.05 a.m, 8.10 a.m, 11.00 a.m, *12.10 p.m, 2.00 p.m, 3.00 p.m. *4.10 p.m, 5.10 p.m *6.15 p.m. 7.40 p.m. *9.10 p.m. 10,10 p.m, 11.30 p.m, Going Leave Whitby 6.30 a.m, 7.30 a.m. a.4u a.m, 11.20 a.m, 1.15 p.m. 2.30 p.m, West East Leave Oshawa 6.50 a.m, 820 a.m, 9.30 a.m, 12.05 p.m, 1.35 p.m, 3.35 p.m, 3.45 p.m. Arr.4.00 p.m, 4.45 p.m, 5,40 p.m, 7.00 p.m, 5.05 p.m, 6.05 ba 7.20 p.m, 8.00 p.m. Arr.8.20 p.m 9.50 p.m. ----- Pm, 10.10 p.m, 11.30 p.m, matked * are through busses to Whitby Hospital ng ville m, 10.40 12.25 p.m, 2.25 p.m, 5.45 p.m, 7.45 p.m. 9.45 p.m, Leave Whithy 11.00 a.m. Special Busses For All Reasonable Rates and Careful T. A. 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