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HE OSHAWA DALY JIMES, SATURDAY; JANUARY 14, 1928 -------- EEE 'PAGE THIRTEEN ---- Stay Lost, Once They Are Advertised 4 idm] | ¥ ™ i 4 Jhb hier i A AF. SEF Re LLB N. S IR, KC a merce ding. (116 1 yr.) AA AANGAN. B.A.--~BAR- un Na Publie, , © Conveyancers. .. All branches of 'Law Money wo 2 Lambie's tre, 2 F, 8. Ad 12 oa pA pid ited. hunch. | piang, : organ. and. Singing. Studio Connaught. 'Phone B60OWun on no (dan. 3.Feb. 3) {Jani ~2:Feb..2) Sl pas SR. IS Sei fie lt particulars ER BL street ¢ east. Phone. a. A oy ARTHUR LYNDE, VOCAL TEACH er (Hamboutg Conservatory, To- ronto) . pupils prepared for all exams. Oshawa, Fridays, 92 Sim- one. Bt: North. Phone 371J. at a oo (12948 ) yA N TS FR SER yice.-mow at' Warren avenue, {PR 1681, ice satisfies. J hone our srl an, 6:Feb, 6) DAVIS AN SON INFURANCE. 'west, Osha e oldest Fire. gency an Oshawa, iH putable, Fire Companies. (18:0) WHEN PLACING. INSURANLE consult R, N. Johns; 80.Simcoe north: Your rance 'wants' attended to and boi interests protec ed. (Oct. 11-1y1.) 1 BARRISTER, | = I no Conyers Dirney 16 14; Ay 2%). (62f) DUIS Si -HYMAN AND COM pany, Barristers. Maney to loan. Dvér Dewland's Store, 16 'Simgoe treet north, Phone. 67, residence ta : RTON, PHYSICIAN urgeon a udbstetrician, Office nd residence' 142 Simépe St. North, Phope! a, i Jan, 12-Feb, 12) DR, R, E, a PHYSI- ng surgeon, and, Shots cian. Of- coe HL youth: hike asi (114 DR, HAR K, PHYSI- clan, Detetian. Spe- 1 refere Surgeon, 1 . 10 maternity work nd disease of Women. Two years' pst graduate LA Office nd residence 167 i i st. N,, cor, Broce! one Mh i g bi (119-1) DR, MeKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR- igeon, Accouch , Office and: resi- dence, King. St, Fast, corner Vigteria St, Oshawa: Phone 94. y IDR. GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN, diseases of infants and Fhildren. Of- fice byt 5 Tips d. east, DR. = ¥ "Ewan PHYSI- Surges ial attention given to X-ra Pwvor and Electro- Office, Disney Block. Phone 3080," Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p m, Residence 161 King Fast A Nose, Throat Specialist DR. F. T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR Street West, Toronto, will beat his office. over Jury & Lovells Drug tore each Saturday, from 1 till for consultation and treatment eases of ear, nose and throat "Appointments e be m t ium store, Phone 97. rr IDR. A, W, HARDING, POST GRA- uate at Harper's Hospital, Detroit, dinburgh and Vienns, Austria. 16 imeos street | N, Phone 1499, ) dence 2548. (Jan, 13-Feb, 13) Dental DK, "Di R. DAVIES, OVER Wak pre, Simcoe" St. South. Nitrous oxige-oxygen gas for ex- traction, Phone 231, res, 2082, 0" (148tf) fiLLIPS, DENTIST, OF- fice over. Danis, Phone ; Residence 4-1 yr, DR. H. M.; Tooke? rug Sore ove 's rg ore. iy v raction, Phene 54, IDR. L. Ex UBBELL, DENTIST. Nitrous ox}§ oxygen gas for extrie tions, . Offfce, Royal Bank Bldg [Phone 948; residence, 1378M Cf, Ea 1 1 GIFFORD "OFFICE re Bldg, hie. 1780. 1780: DR. 8S. J. VAN.AND SMITH, ONTAR"® DONE aR and Civil Engin: gers. sub sions, town planning, mus. enigineers;, Bradley Block Brtpal "Phone 1635. (104-46) KINDS ¢ at Jeasom DRESSMAKIN~ prices. Call at 2: 1347M, (Dec. 19-Jan. 19) DANAC GARAGE AND MACH. i Shop, suceessor to Durrant ne Company| -All kinds of ne ry repairing, eracked mo- tor oe apd most anyihing. ALL done Rowe S ¥F. A You GUNTEN, EXPERT te] t SB SE gonage is solicited, 1c: Gs PIC BNSON, V.S. DISE, | Veteriary: 784 Brock St, "Money to" rom NEY -T0 LOAN FOR FIRST co Ce oti tm or city property. Phone 1694W, A (10-¢) PERSONS. DESIRING LOANS TON a security of thelr mator, cars, or those desiring to re-finance the purchase of; their motor cars, see Swanson, German and McKenzie, 2 King, gt. B ' + 144th) UNLIMITED FUNDS FO RFIRST mortgages. Building: Aang a arranged. Bradicy Bros. Phone 169, 420, (96 tf) Reatonable' 'Tate, No commission. Building loans. Legal work done at this office, A. Parkhill, Barrister, Disney Bldg, Phone 1614. (176-t of] eS W, JANES 13 FARFAHED 284 Festubert Are, ar rig Tre For Rent RNISHED ROOM TO RENT, table for two girls, or office Breakfast and supper if de. sired. Phone 1734W. (11-e) HEATED FURNISHED ROOMS rent, Bedroom and sitting room, ght housekeeping if desired, and be of bathroom, suitable for rls or a young couple. ASply 236 Verdun Road. 11-a) R RENT----TWO LARGE UN- rnished rooms on bath flat, Ap- "ory 268 Golf street. (11-0) . TO RENT--DUPLEX FOR CITY AND FARM LOANS| J.| WANTED APART- ment, conveniences, heated. High- way bus service to door. Phone 102, Oshawa. (11-a) FOR RENT--ROOM TO RENT, suitable for two gentlemen. Ap- ly 26 Gladstone Ave. Phone 12449W,- (11-e) FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM suitable for two gentlemen. Breaks fast 1 desired, Phone 753M or call at 149 Ritson Rd. §. (10h) FOR RENT--PART OF HOUSE at 371 King St. E. Apply B, F, Cawker, 300 King M. BE. ( UNFURNISHED BATHROOM flat to rent, two bright rooms, Ap- ply 87 Buckinghanmr avenue, % (10-b) WLARGE FRONT ROOM "WouLD suit two ladles or gentleman, Also front parlor, All conveniences, Apply 21 Warren avenue, '(10-¢) SIX 'ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. Seventeen dollars per month. Ap- ply 23 Bond St. E, (10-b) GARAGE TO RENT, $5 PER month, Apply 244 Gliddon ave. (9-¢) KITCHEN AND Phone 2571W, (9-¢) TWO ROOMS, bathroom, to rent. GARAGE TO RENT. 415 MASSON street; Phone 1020M; (9-¢) Wanted to Rent TO RENT---SMALL furnished, newly mar- Phone 339M. (10-b) apartment, ried couple, Building Supplies ANNOUNCEMENT = TO HOME Builders: and Contractors----large stock used timbers, joists, planks, sheeting various dimensions and lengths up-to 40 ft., piping from 14 in, to 10 in. plumbing, strue- tural steel; complete hot water and steam heating units, Phone or write Frankel Brothers Limited, Salvage Departmtit, Toronto, Ger- rard 4100. (Deg. 30-Mar. 80) WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESS ed timber, lath, shingles, sash, doors and interior trim. lL. Beecroft "Whitby, fumbsh and-weodyard, 4" awa, phone -t ) Painting and Decorating R. GUTSOLE, PAINTING, PAPER- hanging, graining, etc. Twenty years' experience, Prices right, Work guaranteed. 151'Huron street, Phone 2067W. YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE would like two unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, Must be close to G.M.C, Can give refer- ence, No children, Phone 19567, After 6 o'clock, (9c) WANTED A GOOD DAIRY FARM on share basis all equipped for one year, with option of purchasing at end of year, Box "G'" Oshawa Daily Times. (81) WANTED TO RENT---SMALL apartment, ' Married couple. No children. Phone 1360. (162tl) Wanted to Buy WILL BUY ABOUT 500 BARRELS of apples, Any kind, pay cash, C. Shiroky, 116 Bloor St. E. (10-¢) MR. S. JACOB, DEALER IN RAGS, and all kinds of metals, Buying scrap batteries, old cars and Boule: Goods called for, Phone 2060 (11tt) 45-tf Beauty Parlors LADY MASSEUSE, FULL BODY treatments, Ladies only, ( Treat- ments by appointment, . Phone 814J, 250 "Albert street. (Jan. 14- Feb. 14) MARIE "BENWICK'S | BEAUTY Shop, 9 Celind 'street, at Watson's Barber Shop. "Water waves, manl- cures, marcelling, Phone 2653, (Jan. 6-Feb, 6) ' Transportation CARTAGE ~ AND TRUCKING, 'prompt service, Reasonable prices. Work done by day or hour, Phone 1236M or 53W. - (Jan 12-Feb.12) COLEMAN CARTAGE and STOR e. 85 Bond St. West. Phone Fa 6 trucks for prompt service. Moving van and storage warchouse equipment. Baggage transferred to 'and from al). trains, (64-tf Veterinary Surgeon R..SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, Specialist diseases: domestic animals, Cat and Fowinl 503 Masson St. Phone 6 (56-tf) SES cally Government E. Phone (131-tf) "Cleaning and Pressing ~. NBW MANAGEMENT: Universal Cleaners and. Dyers, 12% King west, Practical attention to alterations. Repairs. Your own nraterials made up. Phone 509, (Dee. 30-Jan. 81) 4 Shih LUKE BURIAL Co KING, ST: East. sbulanee. 19 0 King street east. ic animals scient ominion - Division Phone Window Cleaning OSHAWA WINDOW CLEANERS dows U.S.L: SALES AND * SERVIC! Car. aid Radio Batteries and delivered. Adanac Garage and Machine Shop, open evenings. 161 King street west. Phone 1214. (8-1) gi et Dor street, » ed, rented, repaired. Called for 99 Mill street, 28208000000 0000800000s8s TTTeeeT EA I At Ih A AA A ' Notice Re e Classified ay, Effective medi is 0 1 am. Monday to- Friday and. Ads lor. Toa Late to and Coming Events, Pidbbidid NPP PUPUPRUS 3) Classified Ads. First imrartion--14 cents Minimum charge--30e. : : Each aul insertion | Three consecutive eh Hun for She price i first insertions cents a ward). tely 8.30 a.m. Saturday. Classify up to 10.30 am. | Rates for per word, 1g per Minimum char insertions, three conte. Box number 10c additional Professional or Business Cards, $250 per month ' for 20 words or afew 10 cents a word per month for each additional word. TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; ACe COMPLISH MUCH TELEPHONE 3 Ask for Classified Ad Depart: ment, lt Ee J eS A A Articles For Sale BIG SALE OF FURNITURE, 12 iron and brass beds, steel springs, and new felt mattresses, nine and ten dollars regular.twenty, sliding couches, childs' erlbs, sideboards, tables, dining chairs, rockers, and easy chairs, couches, settees, dress- | er, washstand, stoves and ranges, coal heaters, kitchen cabinet, car- J haa y | FOR SALE--NEW BUNGALOW, Real Estate for Sale . HOUSE DEPARTMENT LYCETY REAL STATA 26 KING ST. E, $200 cash, price only $1100, for four room bungalow. Electric, good | cellar, ? $2800 with only $400 cash, balance like rent, for five room Bungalow Electric. Hot alr farhace. $500 cash buys a lovely new six room brick veener, fa North' end, Electric. Three-plece bath, 'wired for stove, oak floors and tray Priced right at §4700. : $2000" cash "balance 'to. sult, for §1 room home. Oak floors. Electric mantle. French doors, 3-piece bath, Splendid furnace, verandah, wired for stove. Splendid location om i paved street, Country store and Post Office for sale. Good business turnover. No better place im province, Priced right. ; CALL MR. WEAVER © Phone 2035 (10b) BARGAIN UNFINISHED HOUSE for sale, 461 Jarvis stpeet. For ! particulars, 14 Meagher ave, Tor- o. w{11-c) five rooms, bathroom. All conveni- ' ences, fir 'and chestnut trim, oak i floors, brick mantel, Garage. $3,900, 234 Albert Phona (2058W. {10b) St. | FOR SALE--SMALL COTTAGE. Will sell cheap. Box "A" Must be moved. Oshawa Dally Times Times, ++ (9e) FOR SALE--3% ACRES OF choice land, in a high state of eul- tivation, within 2 miles of the business centre of the City of Oshawa, near the highway, with some young hearing fruit trees on it, Suitable for small fruits, veg- etables or poultry. Apply Box "B" Oshawa Daily Times. (8-1) SIX ROOMED BRICK HOUSE FOR pets and rugs, hall racks, Other bargains, 17 Prince St. (11a) HAY FOR SALE, $12 PER TON. Apply 140 Agnes Street, or phone' 897TW. (10-¢) | FOR SALE---USED 'ELECTRIC washer in first class order, Guar-, antéeed a bargain, Apply 181° Athol St, East, * (11-b) + FOR SALE--TWO IRON BEDS, | complete; Congoleum rug, dresser, and other furniture, 302 Division street, (11-a) | FOR SALE~A NEW ORTHO- phonie Victrola and 25 Records $90. $30 cash. Balance arranged. Apply 50 Buckingham Ave. 1 (9c) ALL KINDS OF SECOND HAND lumber for sale, doors, windows, mantels, garage, garage doors, Ap- ply opposite 81 Ontario St. (8d) FOR SALE~WOOD ANP COAL heater, in first class condition, Ap- ply 871 King St, E, Phone 1835. (8d) Hairdressing NETHER ° EDGE HAIRDRESS- ing Parlor, Marcelling, shampoo- 'ing, and manicure. 6551 Simcoe street north, Phone 918M for appointment, (Dec. 31-Jan, 31) Corseteire CORSETIERE SPIRELLA SHOP, 82 Elgin east. Mrs. Annie Pent. land, managing corsetiere. Even- ings by appointment. Phone 442). (133tf) Paperhanging FOR SALE---CORONA writer (portable), condition, Half regular price. This 1s a bargain. May be seen at Oshawa Daily Times office. (7-tf) HOT WATER HEATING PLANT for sale Good gondition. Low price. hs plant was used to heat the y Block, about 10,000 square ivy a 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) Help Wanted--Female | TYPE. in excellent FIRST CLASS PAPER HANGING. William Davies, 264 Athol St. E. Phone 2547, (9c) Pets and Live Stock BIG, STRONG, horse for sale. Rumeiy, Bloor St. west, HEAVY, BAY Apply George W. 1% miles (10-h) FOR BALE--CHOICE BRED-TO- lay barred rock cockerels, full brothers of prize winners at Osh awa Show. Price $2.50 to $5. Also White Wyandottes, Cocks, , Cockerels, Pullets, * Pens mated to suit purchasers. Inspec tion invited. William Edgell North Oshawa, (9-¢) 5 ---- 4, 'THREE LARGE REGISTERED Holstein cows. Time up to renew coming in with second calf. Only chance to get the good one, Sell ing ell. Dean Pickell, Lakesidc Farm, Oshawa. (156-t0) SE " WANTED--A CAPABLE WOMAN to take over household duties and care of children, during confine- ment. Apply Box "K" Oshawa Daily Times, (11-b) | WANTED--A FINISHER ON LA- dies' dresses. Apply 22 King St.| E. Phone 788, (11-e) LADY ASSISTANT FOR rr) Store. Knowledge of Stenographyl and Bookkeeping an asset but not essential, Age 18 or over. Apply The Burns Co. Ltd, Oshawa. 9t1)) sale, on paved street, Close to Gen- eral Motors, easy terms, Apply 276 Jarvis St. Phone 1531W, (61) HOUSE FOR SALE---3(63 MARY All conveniences, garage. Pos- Bt Feb, 2nd, Terms $1000.00 cash; Balance easy terms, + Low price for guick sale, Conant & An- nis, Jureisirs, &c., Oshawa, On- (61) | NEW SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ' kitchen pupboards, laundry tubs, divided concrete cellar, sun par- lor, centrally located, Phone 2635, mrornings or after 7 p.m. (1567-8) REAL VALUES IN REAL ESTATE John W, Lint, 67 Bond street east, Oshawa. Phone 3198, PPT Lit 23-Jan, 23) Situstion Wanted WANTED--JOB WITH A FIRST class carpenter contractor, to learn trade, have had some experience, Box; "I Oshawa . Dally Times. (0-1) Tire Repairing ALL KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRING at Ideal Tire Shop. Tires for sale Jamieson Bros. Phone 438. (th) Agents Wanted 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 territory satisfactory? Does & general business depression effect your sales? Our line will correct all these difficulties. C. D. Rogers, 505 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. (11-2) = Work Wanted ! HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID AND finished by experts. Winter price, All kinds of carpenter work done. ' Estimates free. Phone 2612, (610) UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS, chesterfields made to order Work manship guaranteed. G. A. Con stable, 74 Mechanic St. Phone 15957. (72-t8) YOUNG LADY charge of "Women's and Personal" Oshawa Daily Times with other reporting may be required, Local knowlédge and' ability to write well essential. Ap~} ply by letter only, stating experi- ence, if any, references and salary wanted, Editor, Oshawa Daily Times. j 4 Coen) ot of to assist Woodworking Room and Board Wanted 7 0 Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO | gentlemen. Centrally located. Every convenience. Phone 632M. (92) WANTED--GENTLEMAN BOARD- er to share room with ned gentleman, Apply 105 Burk St. A9¢) BOARD vid ROO AT 72 RIT- son Rd. 8, (9c) C. H MILLARD, REAR 442 KING St. E. Phone 2354). We specialize in storm sash, screens, cupboards, doors and frames. (otf) Business for Sale SHOE REPAIRING BUSINESS for sale. Apply K. Baran, 426 Simcoe street south, or 6589 Al- ! (9-f) Boarders Wanted WANTED--ROOM AND BOARD for about six weeks, two yourg men, home week-ends, Apply Box "C" Oshawa Daily Times. (10b) Davidson & Samells | : 18 Simcoe Be. N. Phone 227 "For Better Shoe Values" --_-- Business Opportunity EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS OP portunity. for C: of Oshawa, ex- elusive, fully ected. No opposi- n. Revenue from ten to twenty thousand anpually, Capital re- approximately four to five Ghsand, Trincivals uy, rey sontidon pp m- Watkins, 0 Surety nds, Limited 44 'Melaige St. W. Toronto. , (9 ROOMERS AND BOARDERS wanted at 83 Pine avenue. (10-¢) Architects C. C. STENHOUSE - GENERAL architectural work. Second floor. Royal Bank Building. Phone 149 Res. phone 909, STORM WINDOWS . Combination Doors Machine Fl-or Sending B.W HAYNES 161 K St W. phone 481; Res. 100 R 2 - Roomers Wanted WANTED----TWO GENTLEMEN roomers, willing to share roomm Preakfast if desired. Apply 73 (Mechanic, 693, (11-¢) replied that he agreed with the pre- villa speakers. "fa Mason, also agreeing that wa could stage its own cam- paign from beginning to end, moved that that the chairman Jincluding himself, a small committee to act [ROOMERS WANTED. ' BREAK- Jfast if desired. Near G.M.C. Ap- "ply 314 Division street. (11-¢) Rubber Good IF YOU REQUIRE RUBBER in the 'matter of launching the cam+ paign; borrowing, if available, the services of a live Chamber of Com- merce's secretary to assist in that drive; and to obtain campaign head- quarters--preferably in the down- town district and at street level ded by Ald. MacDonald, the goods, write for gue and price list. Safe and Sanitary Rubber Works, Dept. 14, 4906 Wellington street, Montreal. (Sat.-tf) Notice of Application for a Divorce NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Henry Gifford of the Uity of Toronto in the County of York in the Province of Ontario, Mach- inist, will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next Session thereof for a Bill of Divorce from his wife Eleanor Harrison Gifford at present residing at the City of Oshawa in the County of Ontario on the ground of adultery. DATED at the Town of Cobourg in the Province of Ontario this 7th. day of December: 1927. KERR & COCHRANE, King Street, Cobourg, Ontario. Solici- tors for Applicant. (Saturdays, Dev, 17-Mar.17) Tenders Wanted TENDERS WILL BR RECEIVED at the clerk's office until noon, January 18, 1928, for the posi- tion of assessor for East Whithy for 1928. The applicant to state salary expected. Lowest or any tender, not necessarilly accepted. P. G. Purves, Clerk, Columbus, Ont, (7-9-11) motion carried. Mr. McLaughlin appointed D. M. L. Mason, F. J. Reddin and R. F. Morphy within himself ex-officio. Ald. Conant expressed entire agree- ment with the decision taken and elaborated Ald. Alloway's suggestion regarding the Rotary Club by stating that it, alone, would be proud to furnish 40 men for campaign teams. J. J. Callaghan, manager of the Oshawa Railway, stated the meet- ing's general opitimisn with regard to organization, He was of the opin- ion that Oshawa could have one of the livest organizations in Ontario. Ald. John Stacey, also numbered himself with those who regard the formation of a city-building Chamber of Commerce as a certainty, Vice-Chairman Conant, in maving Mr. Reddin's appointment as tempor- ary secretary, stated that while Mr, McLaughlin had thanked the com- mitee for electing him as its chair- man, it was the committee's place to thank him for accepting the post. For, he decla ed, with Mr. McLaugh- lin as chairman, the public could rest assured that the movement would go forward to success, Members of the committee present were A. J Graves, "illiam Carnell, 11, Callaghgar 2. "A. MacDonald, F. L. Mason, George Alchin, A. R, Allo- way, D. M. Tod, D. J. Douglas, R. Stewart, John Stacey, George McLaughlin, G. D. Conant, Dr. A, W, Harding, R. S. Morphy and F. J. Reddin. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER FOR NEW CHAMBER OF COM. (Continued from page 1) tions that are staged both in a prim- ary for nominations and actual bal- loting for office holders was recom- mended. Mr, Conant moved that the name of the proposed trade body should be "The Oshawa Chamber of Com- merce" and that a Dominion charter should be obtained. Seconded by A. J. Graves, the motion carried unani- mously, F. J. Reddin was elected honorary secretary to serve the committee in its initial work. He immediately took office. Discussion then centered on wheth- er the American City Bureau experts should be brought i in to stage a mem- bership campaign, D. Tod, while not favoring the method, stated that if that service could guarantee results, it might be in the best interest of the city to em- ploy them, He declared that Osh- awa could not afford to let the pres- ent movement die through lack of initial momentum, Reference to the Council's position brought a statement from Ald. Mac- Donald that he was convinced of the Council's earnest desire to co-operate to the fullest extent in organizing the Chamber of Commerce. Ald, A. J. Graves spoke against bringing in the City Bureau force, and was certain that Oshawa itself could stage its own campaign and be assured of success. R. S. Morphy expressed a similar confidence in Oshawa's ability to do the work required in organizing the Chamber, Ald. Alloway pointed out that while the Bureau referred to did take 'charge of Chamber of Commerce campaigns, the spade work of or- ganization was necessarily left to the volunteer workers of communities concerned, Executive direction, he declared, was vital to such a move- ment's success, but he was of the opinion, as expressed by other speak- ers, that Oshawa could furnish both executive direction as well as volun- teer campaigners. Mr. Alloway felt certain that the local Rotary Club, for instance, could be counted upoh to give the fullest measure of co-operation in view of the resolution passed by it in De- cember unanimously endorsing the formation of a Chamber of Com- merce. Dealing with finance, he advanced the thought that while the Council could be well asked to contribute 'generously, such a grant should not be earmarked for any particular pur- pose--secretary's salary for instance. "The Chamber of Commerce will haye many other expenses," he point- ed out, * and jt is vital to the suc- cess of the undertaking that Cham- ber should look upon its secretary as its own employee." Mr. Alloway was assured that a number of citizens would be proud to guarantee the salary of the secre- tary who could be employed and then given the tasks of organization, back- ed of course by full co-operation from the executive and other bodies interested. Mr. McLaughlin was asked what . {he thought of bringing in a profes- {) | sional campaign organization, and he UNION PRINTERS ARE ON STRIKE Composing Rooms Staffs Walk Out in Two London Newspaper Plants London, Ont, Jan, 13--The staffs of the composing rooms of The Free Press and The Advertiser went on strike tonight following the failure to negotiate a new agreement, The two papers offered a renewal of the old agreement, while the men demanded an in- crease in wages and certain chang- es in the agreement. Combining forces, the two papers expect to is- sue a joint morning paper tomor- row. A joint statement appears in the papers tomorrow explaining to their readers their position, The statement says, in part: "The Free Press and The Adver- tiser printing staffs went out on strike last night as a result of their refusal to renew the present agree- ment with the two papers, which has been in force for the past three years, The striking men asked for an increase in pay which, with the size of the staffs of The Free Press and the Advertiser, would have meant many thousands of dollars annually, and demanded certain other changes In the agreement which the papers felt were pot jus- tified. "The Free Press and The Adver- tiser have a 42-hour and a 44-hour week, being among the first papers in Canada to make this short hour week. The two papers have also led in Canada in giving their print- ing staffs a week's holiday' yearly with full pay, The Free Piess, in addition, insures its men. ln case of death the widow of any mem- ber of the staff would receive a f1:J1 year's salary and also $100 for funeral expenses, There is likewise a sick benefit of $10 per was for ten weeks, to which The Free Press largely contributes." Tod as convenor, G. D. Conant, F.|. TIME TABLES CNR. MME TABLE (X) indicates in lormey time tables d (Coctine May 1) Traine aa Scent Sunday, Rl et sin 19 et ye ot Sunday. no bm.--Dbaily except Saturday, 12.09 a.m. =Dally. 12.25 am.~Daily. x Sxoqpt Sunday, Sunday, except Sunday. except Sunday. CPR. TIME TABLE Eastbound Trains Daily. ls except Sund a PoP Santa. Daily. 5.45 ~ I hound 3 a.m.~Dai Sunday, 623 a.m.--Dai i. 4 Sunday only, Dally except Sunday, Daily. Daily except Sundav, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE : WEEK DAY SCHEDULE ESompmawni: SREB : TPPTPPPPPP EES paspapaapappay 1,00 p.m, 4.35 p.m. 6.45 p.m. 9.40pm. 950p.m, 11.00 p.m. Time marked * are throneh busses to Whitby Hospital SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE 10.45 p.m. 10" T. A. GARTON, PROPRIETOR Bowmanville--Phone 412 Oshawa Waiting Room--10 Prince Street Phone 2283 MISTLETOE ON THE CHANDELIER 15 LIKE doggy or I I hai SOMETHING sr You've started something when yon throw a shovelful of our good coal into your You have started PHONE 22 oo: ves Thompsons Drug Store 10 Btmove 8¢. 8. We Deliver to learn that our properly ---- | Buy Yards--Cedardale Reliable Fuel from a Reliable Firm COAL-COKE-W00D Waterous-Meek Ltd. Phones--660 and 1288 Uptown Office--66 King St. West Cr --