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dia ia 7 . THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1928 iss This Daily i oi ring of Real Oppo PAGE ELEVEN CS ES Hea rt 3c DONALD, BARRIS C. Mac A hoor imo NIS. BARRISTERS. one 6 G. be dri (38th) ete, Office over Standard Bank. ce Stmeoe St. Phone 13. J rson, B.A, T. K. Creighton, ERMAN MAC a Ty EAL X hi f Fm cTl fav Manes 10 Offée Ww. Lambie Wate. 2 0K uN , German, F. a enzie. | nds PARKHILL, ARRISTER, tor, Notary Public, vonvey: i Ba 'Oc Phonen ots ce. IR idence: 2239]. (62f) y AN AND COM vw Yu Money ta loan. r Dewland's Store, 16 Simcoe th, one 67, residence HL th. Fh 4) Medical DR, 0. W. CARR, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician, office and residence, see Rimeoe at. N, cor. ton, one i AFiingta Dec, 12-Jan, 12) MeMULLEN, PHYSI- R RE n, nd obstetrician. Of- 3 Simcoe street oe ne 2503, (11410) pi HAROLD W. TRICK, PHYSI- , Surgeon, Obstetrician, Spe. reference to maternity work snd diseases of women. Two years' post graduste experience. Office md reside! : i Slmive 8t. N, r, Broe ne ly ; Jd \% (119-1) PR. McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR- , Accougher. ce, Kin, 5 Oshawa, Office and resi- fs GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN, corper Victoria 94, st) e es of infants and children. Of- and residence, 97 Bond east, e 1158. R. B. J, HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- and Surgeon, special attention en to X-ray work and Electro- y. Office, Disney Block, Phone 50. Office open § a.m. to 9 p Residences 161 King 'East, Phons 3416. (th) Lar, Nose, Throat Specialist R. F. T, BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR West, Toronto, will be at his over Jury & Lovells Di each Saturday, from 1 till pm, for consultation and treatment of ear, nose and throat , Appointments maye be made oly Ly Phone 97. (49-tf) Dental D. R. DAVIES, OVER d's Store, Simcoe Bt. South. rostion. Pons 20s ron 2083. ne res, 2 tT) 8. J, PHILLIPS, DENTIST, OF- over tts', Phone 950; 306. 4-1 yr. DRE. 1. M. COOKE, 9 SIMCOE ST. over Mitchell's Drug Store. extraction, Phone 54. L. E. HUBBELL. DENTIST. oxid oxygen gas for extrac Office, Royal Bank Bldg 948, residence, 1378M spat W. H. GIFFORD, OFFICE Theatre Bldg. 1780. Phone 17 CLASS = DRESSMAKING add LT St. Phone 1347M. (Dec. 19-Jan. 19) SSN a Ie limon Sion hooe 0 " Gh Machinery Repairing 1 RRANT MACHINE CO -WE all kinds of machinery i t ny full» Al Susie Music Rich-|Smcoa United Chureh, teacher of pian JB} organ and singing. Studio ; aught street. Phone 2000W. (Jan, 3-Feb. 3) MRS. J. W, JAMES 1S PREPARED to vocal lessons to beginners. 284 Festhubert Ave. (Jan. 2-Feb. 2) HERBERT CTR BER 1S PRE h A Ry booklet rs will he fur upon request, 68 Drew street east . Phone 466. tf ARTHUR LYNDE, VOCAL TBACH (Hambourg atory, ronto) pupils prepared for all exams, Oshawa, Fridays, 92 Sim- coe St. North. Phone 3714. hhh: Insurance Ll For Rent FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE for two, Breakfast; and supper if desired, Girls or office men pre- ferred. Phone 1784W. (187-¢) A ---------- TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO rent, suitable for light housekeep- ing. Near General Motors and Fittings. Phone 1562J. TWO FURNISHED OR PARTLY furnished rooms to veamt, for light housekeeping. No children. Phone 1906M, (167-¢) R IN private home, Ap at 370 Jar- vis street, after 6.80 p.m. (167-¢) To- | FOR RENT--BED SITTING ROOM in private family, Suitable fo tlemen. Centrally located. hone 2133. (166d) TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED roms to rent, All conveniences. r two MURDOCH'S INSURANCE SER- vice mow at 27 Warren avenue. Phone 108J. Our gervice satisfies, (Jan, 6-Feb. 8) INSURANCE. DAVIS AND SON 19 King St. west, Oshawa. The oldest Fire Agency m Oshawa, J0 Re putable Fire Companies. (118-tf) WHEN PLACING INSURANCE consult R, N Johns, 80 Simcoe north .| Your insurance wants attended to and your interests protested, Money to Loan PERSONS DESIRING LOANS ON a security of thelr motor cars, ov those desiring to re-finance the purchage of their motor cars, see Swanson, German and McKensie, 2 King St, B, -144t1) UNLIMITED FUNDS FO RFIRST mortgages. Building loans arranged Bradley Bros. Phone 169, 420. (96 tf) FOR CITY AND FARM LOANS No commission. Building loans. Legal work done at this office. ig J Parkhill, Barrister, Disney 3 Phone 1614, 6+ Building Supplies ANNOUNCEMENT TO HOME Bullders and Contractors--Ilarge stock used timbers, joists, planks, sheeting various dimensions and lengths up to 40 ft, piping from i in, to 10 in, plumbing, strue- tural steel, complete hot water and steam heating units, Phone or write Frankel Brothers Limited, Salvage Departmtnt, Toronto, Ger: rard 4100, (Dec, 80-Mar, 80) WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESS ed timber, lath, it, sash, doors and interior trim, eroft. Whithy, lumber and we awa, pho A oodor, oh Painting and Decorating R. GUTSOLE, PAINTING, PAPER hanging, graining, ete. Twenty years' experience. Prices right. Work aranteed, 151 Huron street. Phone Ser, (4550) Beauty Parlors MARIE RENWICK'S BEAUTY Shop, 9 Celina street, at Watson's Barber Shop, Water wayes, mani- cures, marcelling, Phone 2653, (Jan, 6-Feb, 6) partly heated, Phone 3103J. (156¢) FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOM suitable for two, All conveniences, board if desired. Apply 74 Fisher st. (166b) A SINGLE OR DOUBLE Buu. room, warm and bright. Board if desired, One block west of Sim- coe. 618 Carnegie Ave, (166-0) TWO OR THRER UNFURNISHED rooms, all conveniences, Appl 640 Carnegle avenue. (166-b FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, fmmediate possession, Convenien fences, Simcoe north, Phone 2416, (165-¢) TWO SHELF CONTAINED ROOMS to rent, well furnished, het and cold water, and other modern econ- venfences, Handiest location in town, Box *Q" Oshawa Dally Times, (166-¢) (167-¢)' SA 800 000000000 0408008480as TTT TTT TT TTT TTTTTY YT Notice Re Classified Ads ol le Real Estate for Sale FOR SALE--NEW BUNGALOW, five rooms and bathroom. All con- veniences. Hardwood floors. Chest~ i Fis Th, Ads for i < nut Sr &| Price R | $|Albert 8¢, Too 'Late to ph NEW 81x ROOM BRICK HOUSE eS Sion Hvents, kitchen cupboards, laundry tabs, Co sk divided eamcrete cellar, sum par- PEPPER OTT lor, centrally located. Phone 2536, mornings or after 7 pam. (157-8) FOR SALE--7 ROOM FRAMB house, good repair, electrie lights, am. - Price $2,500, Ap- ply to Mrs. E. V, Scobell, insurance and real estate agent, Bowman- ville. Phone 189, (154-e) : REAL VALUES IN REAL ESTATE 'John W. Lint, 87 Bond street east, jonas Phone ns. Dec, 23-Jan, 23) Lost and Found iLOST--AT WINTER GARDENS, Thursday night, a diamond bar pin, Finder please return to Oshawa Daily Times office and receive re- ward, \ (1670) | TOST-- SILVER TEAPOTS AMD silver sugar containers with "Grand Cate" erated on. Usoy ia des Hvery of lunepeons Have not been retin aed to ovmar, It is owner 1 alaceie des're to be noti- i fied of the articles (134-1) COMPLISH MUCH TELEPHONE 3% Wanted to Buy Ask for Classified Ad Depart: |}! MR. S. JACOB, DEALER IN RAGS, ment. and all kinds of metals. By fran batteries, old cars and poultry. oads oa or, Phone 2060M, Residence 99 Mill street, (111¢f) | TIMES CLASSIFIED © ADS COST LITTLE; ACe Articles For Sale FOR RENT--TWO BEDROOMS, also bed sitting room, Apply 238 Golf St, Phone 1841], (166¢) SEIT Situation Wanted WANTED, HOUSEKEEPER'S PO- sition by woman with boy of seven FOR SALE--ELECTRIC HAND grinder, fire extinguisher. Two gas Help Wanted--Female dering fire pots. Apply 99 Me- Laughlin Blvd, between 5 and 8 pm. (1660) | years. Good references. Apply Box '"N" Oshawa Daily Times. GENERAL OR YOUNG GIRL wanted to help with housework. Sleep out, preferably, Apply 146 Simcoe St. N. Phone 224. (156h) WANTED--GOOD HOUSEKEEF- er. Must take full charge, Apply Box "8" Oshawa Dally Times. (165-¢) Wanted to Rent -- WANTED TO RENT OR PUR- chase, Underwood or Remington typewriter, Bend full particulars to Box "Z" Oshawa Dally Times. (160. WANTED---COMFPORTABLY FUR: nigshed three, four or five room apartment in good locality, He- sponsible tenant. Box "K"" Osh- awa Daily Times, (165-e) WANTED---FURNISHED FLAT, centrally located. Box "YY" Osh awa Dally Times. (156-b) TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping wanted, Apply Box *"M"" Oshawa Dally Times. (156-b) (167-¢) of Application for a Divorce STORE COUNTERS, VARIOUS lengths for sale. Apply to John Scott, Phone 864, Whitby, Ont, (166b) WRINGER AND STAND FOR sale, Phone 23884). (166-¢) FOR SALE--WILL SACRIFICE Notice NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Henry Gifford of the Uity of Toronto in the County of York good used plane, terms If desired.!in the Province of Ontario, Mach~ Apply phone 1B695F, (166¢) | Inist, will apply to the Parliament 'of Canada at the next Session HOT WATER HEATING PLANT thereof for a Bill of Divorce from for sale Good condition, Low price, his wife Bleanor Harrison Gifford This plant 'was used to heat the'at present residing at the City of Mundy Block, about 10,000 square' Oshawa in the County of Ontario feet of floor spage, before new addi- on the ground of adultery tion was erected, It should be Just | DATED at the Town. of Cobourg the thing for -a store or spartfent! i, "the Province of Ontario this block, ly C. M. Mundy, Osha Daily Times, elephone o (106046) , THR. day of December 1027, | KERR & COCHRANE, King Board and Rooms Street, Cobourg, Ontario. Solici- BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO tors for Applicant, (Saturdays, Dee. 17-Mar.17) business men. Close to car line.! Phone 584J. (1660) | FROM BROKEN ICE FLOB BOARDERS AND ROOMBRS wanted. Apply 106 Colborne St,! Wilhelmshaven, Jan. 8.--Seven East. (Dec, 7-Jan, 7) children skating near the coast wee | Were carried off on an ice floe by Room and Board Wanted SEVEN CHILDREN RESCUED WANTED TO RENT---SMALL apartment. Married couple. No children. Phone 1860, (162t0) the ebbing tide. Near-by men set out in boats to try to rescue the TABLE BOARD WANTED FOR one or more gentlemen, Box *T" children, A snowstorm get in and Oshawa Dally Times, (1672) Transportation Rubber Goods COLEMAN CARTAGE and STOR e. B86 Bond St. West. Phone iA 6 trucks for prompt seryice. Moving van and storage warehouse equipment. Baggage transferred to and from all trains, (64-tf) Veterinary Surgeon DR. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, Specialist diseases domestic animals, cat and Dee Hospital, 503 Masson St. Phone 629, 56-tf) C. S. DICKENSON, V.S. DISEASES of all domestic animals scientifically treated, Dominion Goyernment Veterinary. 34 Brock St, hone 105], (131-tf) Furniture Storage FURNITURE STORED IN SEP arate artments. street west, hone 82. Coleman Carta: 1 IP YOU REQUIRE RUBBER goods, write for catalogue and price list. Safe and Sanitary Rubber Works, Dept. 14, 4908 Wellington street, Montreal. : \ (Sat.-tf) Motor Cars FOR BALE--LATE 1926 CHEV- rolet sedan, First class order. Phone 486W, (167¢) FOR SALE--1927 FORD FOUR door sedan. Fully equipped, Run small mileage. Less than ball price, Phone 15567. (1644) Hairdressing at 8 o'clock thelr shrieks could still be heard, but later the child- ren were rescued, TWO GIRLS DESIRE BEDROOM and sitting poom with hoard, In private family, Box "U" Oshawa Daily Times, (166¢c) For Exchange WOULD EXCHANGE GOOD building lot for MeLaglan or Brunswick phonograph, or guod radio; 6 Richmond East. Phone, 2654, (157-2) } Help Wanted--Male SALESMANAGERS AND SALES: men--Get ready for 1928. Are you advancing in your present sales position? Are you satisfied with your present income? Is your ter- ritory satisfactory? Does a gen- NEW YEAR GREETINGS FROM CONDEMNED MEN Bordeaux, Que, Jan. 3--Governor Seguin, of the jail here, received two New Year greeting notes from "death row" cells, They came from George "Crosseye" McDonald, with Doris Palmer awaiting execution for the murder of a Lachine taxi driver and from Gerard Filiatreault, sentenced to be hanged for the murder of a Montreal grocer. BUSINESS CHANCES Wonderful Business Opportunity Man or man and wife to NETHER EDGE HAIRDRESS- ing Parlor, Marcelling, shampoo- 'ng, and manicure. 6551 Simcoe street north. Phone 918M for appointment, (Dee. 21-Jan. 81) Watch Repairing Sh VON GUNTEN, BXPERT King po a te ! wy Corseteire CORSETIERE SPIRELLA SHOP, 2 EF east. Mrs. Ample Pent , managing ecorsetiere. Even- ings by appointment. Phone His A (183th) A lA Cleaning and Pressing | UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, ec. 30-Jan. 31) LUKE BURIAL CO, East. Lv Panny, © Kos Residence, 19 67 3 street east. Work Wanted HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID AND finished, by expert. Winter Also all kinds of done. Phone 2612, (154-4) open and own a lucrative business in Oshawa. Will bear closest inspection. Absolutely no competi- tion. Must have at least five thousand dollars in cash. Experience in nurs- ing of assistance but not necessary. Independent income and large profits. Principals only. Must be in position to finance and mean business. Strictly confidential. Apply in first instance Box "0" The Oshawa Daily Times, sales? Our will eorrect all these difficulties, C. D. Rogers, 5005 Euclid Aye,, Cleveland, Ohio. (ba) For Sale or Rent FOR SALE OR RENT--TWO NEW bungslows. Water and lights. Small payment down or $17 a month, Large lot. Apply Me Kay, Wilson road, Eastlount Heights or phone 2487W., (156¢c) eral busi in ion effect your PHONE 22 22 Jos Thompsons Drug Store iO Bimocor Bt. 8. We Delve = 4 i i: i jie i es Ee t AWA WINDOW chen a Sa ------------ UPHOLSTERING OF Sis We guaranteed. A stable, 74 Mechanic St. one Pets and Live Stock 16957. THREE LARGE REGISTERED Holstein cows. Time up to renew coming in with second calf. Only to get the good one. Sell- all. Dean Pickell, Lakeside Oshawa. £16541) | i i it Hl i : i : i good well, soft water cistern, 1% |; OVER 20,000 10 VISIT. PLANTS (Cemtinued from page 1) lock out of the door of a man's success. y Incidentally, Mr. Ng or of Huntingdon, Quebec, He ribes himself as an Irishman with a trace of Scotch. Other Juebee dealers came in for high honors in the remdering of voyageur songs and the ever § "Allouette." e special chorus recruited for that masterly rendition (to men- tion which stirs the memory with remembered laughter at the varied insistence of "Et le bee," "Et le nez," and so om to a biological in- finity), consisted of Messieurs J. F. R. Ledue, A. A, Leblane, D, J. O'Connor, Georges Clermont, Sr., Georges Clermont, Jr., Joseph Pipe, A. J. Riche, N. J. Catudal, all with the exception eof Mayor O'Connor, from Montreal. The toast to the King brougnt the banquet assembly of nearly 500 to their feet. Indian feathers were discarded as manly voices roared out the solemn measures of the National Anthem, Glasses clinked and waved high as tae Pontiac dealers shouted 'The King!" Introductions of the factory exe- cutive was the first ceremony of the after-banquet program. Last on the list was President MeLaugh- lin, whose name was mentioned only to have the throng break forth in trat "Jolly Good Fellow" song, Ag its conclusion, Mr, Me- Laughlin rose, but the Pontiac dealers fuither honored him with "See Him Smiling." Mr. McLaughlin addressed hie guests as fellow members of the General Motors family, Wonderful Gathering "I think Mr, Ansley," he sald. "that as general sales manager of the Pontiac Division, 'you are to be congratulated on such a won- derful gathering as this. It is the greatest Pontiac gathering in my memory, for I see before me men from the Maritimes, from Quebee, from Ontario and the West, "You, gentlemen, have come to see the new Pontiac offering for the year, and I believe that your enthusiasm tonight witnesses your opinion of that offering. I had intended to be with you earlier in the day, but I had Mr. Morris, president of the. Morris-Cowley Company in Great Britain as my guest, Mr, Morris Is sometimes known as the 'Ford of England,' and he tells me that his plant manufactured some 90,000 ears during the past year, "It was interesting to hear him tell of the difficulties he encounter- ed in getting to his ship, It requir- ed the ald of a fire truck to dig a way through 14 foot smow-drifts, Imagine that in England! I told him that he had come to § sum- mery climate! "Mr. Morris Is on his way to New Zealand for his health, but I told him that there must be something wrong in his manage- ment, and that he should take me for an example. I merely make a bluff of working. What I really do is let the boys here carry on" Mr. McLaughlin was certaln that George Ansley was a sort of Scotchman, for he declared that in turning over his place card he found that he had borrowed it from the Chevrolet division and that Mr. Brown's card had been purloined from the Bick section. "This," he ssid, "ls what I call the height of economy and I feel safe in predicting thet your Pontiac division will surely get returns this year." But Mr, McLaughlin was sure of the Pontiac for other reasons than his *"Scoteh" sales manager's capniness in the matter of place cards. It stande today as the finest small six in the world. Refine- ments in equipment and improve- ments in mechanism make it a twin marvel of quality and price. "The Pontiac," he continued, "is as much a Canadian product as it is possible to make it, and what you have seen today in your tour of the plant has shown you bow much more is going to be done in that matter. "This year we have spent $3, 000,000 on additions to plant and equipment. Among the additions is the mew sheet metal plant. There is nothing finer in its class in the world, Nothing better equipped, more efficiently laid out. You e also seen the new machine shops, paint plant extension, body building expansion, the new radiator plant, the new machine shops, the new enamell- ing section, and other improved departments. "This past year General Motors expended $27,000,000 for the pur- chase of raw materials and finish- ed products in Oanada alone. The total business amounted to over $70,000,000. We paid $9,800, with the new Pontiac. No one can gaze on it without becoming en- amored with it. Handsome is that does, and the new Pon- O'Connor fis! tiac is a winner both in appearance and performance. You are, with. out flattery, an intelligent assem- bly of men. You can't be fooled. H. A. Brown, vice presi and general manager of Generdl Motors of Canada, Limited, followed Mr. Much of his remarks A fea- tures of the mew Pontiac and were hugely enjoyed. He closed by saying: "I have one thought to leave you, While in looking at the new Pontiac, we think it is an outstanding value, we must remember it is no more than the public expects of General Motors. "This means then that our great. est advertising field lies in the realm of service. 'In the Pontiac we are offering something better than ordinary, something excep- tional, but to carry the program to success demands exceptional ser- vice." J. H. Beaton, general sales man- ager, chided the dealers before him because they didn't come to Osh- awa often emough to get properly acquainted. "Acquaintance, know- ing one another, is the big thing in this industry and in the selling of cars," he declared, He then outlined the campaign for bringing parties of visitors to Oshawa to see the plant, "Come on," he suggested, "let's get a big bunch from eaéh of your centres and visit the plant, T am inspired anew every time I go through ft. This year we took over 5,000 visitors through the plant, This year we want to make it twenty or 25,000, "Get your party together and telephone us a day ahead, We'll see that you are properly looked after." § . A. A. Ross, regional manager for British Columbia, predisted that the new Pontiac would set up am unprecedented sales record in the Pacific Province. Fred Kirby, manager of the Prairie Provinces from Winnipeg, was equally optimistic with regard to his distriet. C. B. McTavish, chief of General Motors Parts and Service, gave an address on what that department has to offer dealers in 1928, He described the service problem of the garages of Canada as falling under five heads, namely: Prem- ses, Parts, Tools, Mechanics and Methods. General Motors, he declared, will supply plans to dealers either for the erection of new buildings or alteration of those now in use. General Motors trade schools train mechanics for the highest point of service efficiency; and special help is given in the way of introdue- ing efficient accounting and man- agement systems. He stressed cleanliness as one of the imperative conditions of ef- ficlen; garage operation in view of the number of ladies driving their own cars and requiring service. Garages should, more and more, cater to them for in doing so they are making firmer allies of men drivers. Reference was again made to the new arrangement which Gen- eral Motors effected between David Lupton and Sons of Philadelphia and The Pedlar People, Limited, where their special steel shelving may be manufactured In future at Oshawa. This will permit the in- stalling of steel bins for garage' stocks at a price not more than 13 per cent over the U.S. prices for the equipment. Formerly, the difference was over 40 per cent. The outstanding success of Gen- eral Motors Thr Weeks' courses was ascribed to the efforts of J. B, B. Shorit, chief instructor, whom Mr. McTavish asked to stand up so that the deslers could see him. The fullest possible use of the school was urged on all present. Mr. Ansley closed the conven- tion by saying: This Pontiac convention closes with the highest enthusiasm in convention history. Go out into the New Year with the New Pon- tine and do your stuff! I predict that we'll not only keep our 1927 unities TIME TABLES CNR. TIME TABLE es MD ee Wie : 'a2 Eastbound fr Bec Led 33 sot p.m. =Dasly pan. Daily except Saturday, except Sunday. pb pm.=Daily. 7.34 p.m.~Daily except Sunday, ---- Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanvillé BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE ans un=Sman ss sea BRR BRRRERNT _ ro 1.00 p.m, Subse? 4.35 p.m. 6.45 p.m. £885 9.40 p.m, 10.45 200™™ Time marked * are through busses to Whitby Hospital SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULES Going West Leave Oshawa 8883 TPS IPP BEARER Soon a tase b $53 PToPTes 2ga3ags Soom 558388 - I awbe 83 BERS 83 Bowmanville=Phone 412 Oshawa W; Room --10 "ting Roo) ps Prines Street record, but set up & new one for Pontiac's greatest year." Buy Reliable Fuel from a Reliable Firm COAL-COKE-W00D Waterou » Ou s- _ Phones--660 and Meek Lid. Offico--66 King St. West