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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1928 lassitied Ads Supply All Your Wants at a Saving JE SRT 200W. ] oval od M. d. streets 0121 -mo) BARRISTERS. N AN blic. Ete. Con o 63 F BAS TL 1 AT 8.3 AST LE N SINCLAIR, K. KC, BANK of Commie Building. (116 1 yr.) MANGAN. B A.-BAR: ie, Con Fen Solicitor. Notary Public, ey to loan. Office Oshawa. Phone & TE veyancers. Notaries Pub- x Sine: over Siandad Bank rane imeoe St. eld | A, T. x "Creighton, GERMAN & MAC N Puteri AY erates, otary- ce, etc branches of Sriminal Civil Law Money to loan, O i over Lamble's store, 2 t, east. Phone D A wanson, H. N. German, F. G. fiack A, ARKHIL BARRISTER, hor LL, blic, Convey: ancer, to loan. Dirney Bldg. te. Post Office. Phanes, office 1614; residence, 2239). (621 ou 8 HYMAN AND COM . Barristers. Money to loan. vig Dewland's Store, 16 Simeone street north, Phone 67, residence 1897TW, (th Medical DR, C. W, CARR, PHYSICIAN, Su! n, Obstetrician, office and residence, 666 Simcoe street north. Cor, Arlington, Phone 2415, (Jan, 18-Feb, 18) DR R E McMULLEN, PHYS! cian, surgeon, and obstetrician. Of- fice and home, 456 Simcoe street south, Phone 2502. (114t0) DR, HAROLD W, TRICK, PHYSI- cian, Surgeon, Obstetrician, Spe. elal reference to maternity work and diseases of women. Two years' post graduate experience. Office end residence 167 Simcoe St. N. (sor, Brock) phone 308, (110-t1) DR, McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR- Accoucher, Office and resi- , ve King St. East, corner Victoria St, Oshawa. Phone 94, DR. GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician, diseases of Infants and children, Office and residence, 97 Bond East, Phone 1166, be B. BJ fri dence 161 King HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI §urgeon, special attention «ray work and Electro ce, Disney Block, Phone open 9 a.m. to 9 p East. (tf) Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist Music JOHN 8. RENWICK, ORGANIST ¢|biano, organ. Chas, ely 11 Counaught strest. _Phohe "en. 3 Mar LEE, TEACHER = PIANO forte. 613 Carnegie avenue. Phone 23513, (Jan. "Ie Feb. 18) NRE J. WANES IS PREPARED to give vocal lessons beginners of Vg Festubert Ave., Phoae 1661J. A SA ee see. USL. SALES AND SERVICE Car and Radio Batteries recharg- ed, rented, repaired. Called for and delivered, Adanac Garage and Machine Shop, open evenings. 161 King street west. Phone hy ; S655 EE HDT Machinery Repairing ADANAC GARAUR AND MACH- INE Shop, successor to Durrant Machine Company] All kinds of machinery repairing, cracked mo tor blocks and most anything Oxy-acetylene welded. Connecting rods rebabitted, Fly wheel start ing teeth installed, 161 King St. W. Phone 1214. (8-t) Undertaking LUKE BURIAL CO. 67 KING ST bula idence, 1v street ay GRIFFIN AND WOODCOCK. NO moving stove pipes, no mess, no smell. Agents for Chimney Fire Kx- tinguisher. Phone 2710W, 377 Short Celina St. (Jan, 18-Feb, 18) SESS Rectal Specialist PILES AND FISTULA TREATED without detention from business. Dr, Dean, Specialist, 40 Gerrard St. B., Toronto, : (Jan. 17-Feb. 17) Woodworking Sas a8 0000000000000. os Gin 4 < 4 Wk Ching iis 344 Cumite, Jv Classified Ads. First insertion--134 cents (| per word. Minimum charge--30c. Bach subseagent intartion lc per word, Three consecutive inser. Sious Yar the price of two first insertions (three cents a word), Mivium charge far thive insertions, 60 cents, Box number 10¢ additional | Cards, $250 per month : for 20 words or ln 18 0 cents a word per month for each additional word. TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; ACe | COMPLISH MUCH TELEPHONE 35 Ask for Classified Ad Depart || C. H, MILLARD, REAR 442 KING St, ©. Phone 2364J. We specialize in storm sash, screens, cupboards doors and frames, (oct) Corsetiere CORSETIERE SPIRELLA SHUP, 82 Ekin east, Mrs. Annie Pent- land, managing corsetiere. Even ings by appointment. Phone 442) (1330) Articles For Sale FOR SALE -- LADIES' AUTO skates, with boots, size 5. Nearly new, Phone 1488J between 5.30 and 7 o'clock, (36-¢c) EIGHT PIECE QUARTER Cut) fumed oak dining room suite for] sale, Chairs, genuine leather seats, kitchen cabinet, in best condition. | Apply Mrs, Crozier, 138 Simcoe St. S. (34¢) Watch Repairing F, A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at King Street West. Your pat- ronage is solicited. (29 tf) 4 Architects PORK SALE--~1ROPICAL ELEC- tric heater, nearly new. One good large carpet. 11 ft, 6 ins. by 15 ft, Apply 221 Arthur St. (34c) FOR SALE -- STRICTLY NEW laid eggs in any quantity, Delivered anywhere in city, Phone 896, (Jan, 30-1mo) | C. C. STENHOUSE -~ GENERAL architectural work. Second floor. Royal Bank Building. Phone 1496 Res. phone 909). Dressmaking R. F, T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR West, Toronto, will be at his over Jury & Lovells Drug Store each Saturday, from 1 till 4 for consultation and treatment es of ear, nose and throat only, ntments maye be made st drug store. Phone 97. (49-tf) = ALL KINDS OF DRESSMAKING done at reasonable prices. Apply 21 Rowe St.. Phone 1347M. (19tf) Furniture SECOND HAND DEALER, Bloor St, East, Phone 1617M. (Jan, 18-1 mo) Piano Tuning PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR- ing, Mr. Brown, Phone 1132M, (Jan, 28-1 mo.) 186 Tire Repairing ALL KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRING at Ideal lire Shop. Tires for sale J on Bros. Phone 438. (tf) Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist DR. B. F, RICHARDSON, IN- ternist and post graduate New ik od 8 year's study on the Office over Mitchell's Drug - hours 10 to 12 a. m, 2to 4pm, 7to8 pm; » Thursday and Saturday evenings, and by appointment. (Jap. 21-Feb. 21) DR. A. W, HARDING, POST GRA duate at Harper's Hospital, Detroit, Edinborgh Bh sig Vienna, Austris 16 . Phone 1499 DO 2548. (Jan. i3-Feb, 13) J a Dental D. R. DAVIES, OVER Ward's Store, Simeoe St. South Nitrous oxide oxygen gas for ex- traction. Phone 231, res. 2082. (148tf) DRS J J PHILLIPS, DENTIST. OF fice Bassetts' Pi 50 ; Residence 306. hone 9! 41yr DR H M. COOKE, 9 SIMCOE ST. over Mitchell's Dr Store. ia Phone HUBBFLIL. DENTIST A E M8 oxid oxygen gas for extrae Office, Royal Bank Bldg tions. Phone 948, residence, 1378M 35-4 GIFFORD. OFFICE Phone 1780 66-tf Engineering and Surveying DONEVAN AND SMITH, ONTAR jo Land Surveyors and Civil Engin- Ay sub-divisions, town planning municipal engineers. Bradley Block, Oshawa. Phone 1635. (104+) === Tea Rooms HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT small winter dance par ties. RR DR W. H Theatre Bldg. Supper ine.udipg salad, as sorted sandwiches. cake 'and cof fee. $2.00 per couple. Phone res ervatiops 2209. Mrs. L. M. Prior. Adan. 17-Feb. 17) (Feb, 2-Mar, 2) Sr ------------------------------------ HERBERT C TRENEER FRE pared to to accept aan and vocal | m A H&E 1 vi 1: ng antic |) lars, will be fu T street - t Phone 466 ARTHUR LYNDR, VOCAL -- er (Hambourg Conservatory, To- ronto) pupils prepared for all exams, Oshawa, Fridays, 92 Sim- coe St. North. Phone 871J. (1230t1) DAVIS AND SON INSURANCE, 19 King St, west, Oshawa. The Sidon Fire ner. in Oshawa. 30 Re putable Fire Companies. (118-11) WHEN PLACING INSURANCE consult R. N Johns, 80 Simcoe north Your insurance wants attended to and your interests protected. . (Qct. 11-1yr.) Money to Loan PERSONS DESIRING LOANS ON a security of their motor cars, or those desiring to re-finance the purchase of their motor cars, see Swanson, German and McKenszle, 3 King St. B. 14411) UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR FIRST mortgages. Building loans arranged Bradley Bros, Phone 169, 420, (96 tf) FOR CITY AND FARM LOANS No gommission. Building loans. Lena! work done at this office. Parkhill, Barrister. Disney Bias Phone 1614 Lud Building grad ANNOUNCEMENT TO HOME Builders and Contractors--Ilarge stock used timbers, joists, planks, sheeting various dimensions and lengths up to 40 ft.,, piping from % in, to 10 in,, plumbing, struc tural steel, complete hot water and steam heating units, Phone or write Frankel Brothers Limite Salvage Repartment, Toronto, Ger- rard 4100, (Dee, 80-Mar. 80 WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESS ed timber, lath, shingles, sash, doors and interior trim. L. Beecroft Whitby, lumber and woodyard, Osh awa, p! one 324 (69-1) Painting and Decoraling PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING --Kalsomining and graining in ofl or water colours. Old floors grain- ed like Mew In quarter cut oak, 'All paints mixed on job, with pure lead and oil."Let me give you an esti- mate. Bert Stewart, 31 Ritson Rd. S, Phone 247F. (36¢c) R. GUTSOLE, PAINTING, PAPER hanging, grainin, etc. Tomy years' experience. Brier right. Wor guaranteed. 151 Huron street. Phone 2067W. 45-t{) Beauty Parlors MARIE RENWICK"S BEAUTY Shop, 9 Celina St., at Watson's Barber Shop, Water waves, mani- cures, marcelling, Phone 2653, (Feb, 13-Mar. 13) CECIL HOWARD BEAUTY SHOP, 19 McLaughlin Blyd., phone 452J. Marcelling, Facials, Superior Hair- cutting, Scalp Treatments, Open evenings, (Feb, 7-Mar. 7) LADY MASSEUSE, FULL BODY treatments, Ladies only, Treat- ments by appointment, Phone 814J, 250 Albert street, (Jan. 14-Feb. 14) Cleaning and Pressing IF IT'S A SOILED SUIT OR Dress have it cleaned at the Uni- versal Cleaners and Dyers, with confidence. Repairing and altera- tions done by expert tailors. Prompt service. Telephone 509. (Feb. 4-Mar, 4) APPLES! SPIES, SWEETS, | Baldwins, ete. Also potatoes and vegeiables. Sold by peck, bushel or barrel. Delivered, F, Shaw, 84 Park Rd. 8. Phone #31, (Jan, 24-Feb, 24) HOT WATER HEATING PLANT for sale Good condition. Low price. LI'his 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 ¥ (100-tf) | Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO! gentlemen. Apply 248 Burk St, (36¢c) ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO young gentlemen. Apply 163 Agnes St. (36¢c) ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO young men, $7.00 per week, Mrs. | Lake, Post Office Box 516, Osh- awa, (34-0) ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO' gentlemen. Apply 248 Burk street. (33-¢) | BOARDERS AND ROOMERS | wanted. Also extra meals given and meals at 11.30, Apply 97 Colborne St, E, (Jan. 30-Mar. 2) NETHER EDGE HAIRDRESS- ing Parlor, Marcelling, shampoo- ing, and mapicure. 0561 Simcoe street north, Phone 918M for appointment. (Jan. 31-Feb. 29) Orchestra REGENT DANCE ORCHESTRA, music for all occasions. Phone J. Watson, 2834M, or G.. Rey- nolds, 693. (Jan. 28-Feb.22) Motor Cars Help Wanted--Female and 9, | $3,800---NEW § ROOMED BRICK { FOR RENT--EIGHT | Board if desired. Real Estate for Sale FOR SALE--THREE NEW SIX room brick houses. All modern conveniences. Price right. Terms easy. Apply between 6 and 7 p. m. W. V, Peacock, 26 Brock St. West. Phone 1747J. (34-¢) FOR SALE----TWO NEW 4 ROOM frame bungalows. Wired for light. New garage, side drive. Large lot. Price $2,000, Small payment down and $20 a month carries it. Apply K. MCKAY. Wilson Road or Phone 2437TW. (35¢) FOR SALE--SIX ROOM BRICK veneer house. 159 Agnes St. Dec: orated, furnace, electric fixtures. French doors, three piece bath. wired for electric stove, hardwood floors, garage, cement drive, deep lot. For price and terms apply 16 + Bond St. W, evenings + 7 tf) bungalow, Chestnut and fir trim, hardwood floors. All conveniences. 'Central. Private drive, Apply own- er 248 Albert St. Phone 2658W. (36b) BOWN REALTY CO. PHONE 2746 19 PRINCE ST. $2900 frame 5 rooms, good condition. Conveniences. Large lot, Good lo- i cality, Easy terms, $4,500 6 room brick. Hardwood floors. Chestnut trim, Built in cabinets. ! Ironing board. Plate rails $5000 down. ' Balance monthly. Close to Motors, Choice lots in all sections of the city. (3c) For Rent TWO ROOMS TO RENT FOR 'light housekeeping, partly furnish- ed, No children, Apply after five o'clock to 376 Short Celina St. (36b) ROOMED brick house on corner of Colborne and Centre street, Whitby, new furnace; re-decorated, throughout, hardwood floors. All modern con- veniences, Apply to L. W, Dudley, , hit by, (361) ROOM TO RENT FOR TWO GEN- tlemen. Breakfast is desired, Ap- ply 165 Albert St, (36h) {ONE FURNISHED BEDROOM TO rent, suitable for two gentlemen or business couple, Phone 919J. (36c) TO RENT-2 UNFURNISHED rooms, to suit couple, no children; also two gentlemen to share bed- room, Near G.M.C. 314 Division street. (34-c) WARM NICELY FURNISHLD room for rent. Centrally located. Suitable for refined gentleman, Phone 391]. (34c) 0 RENT--SIX ROOM BRICK house on paved street. - All con, veniences. Close to four corners. Apply at 88 Brock St. E, or phone 1073W. (36e) TO RENT--PART OF RESIDE NCE centrally located to quiet couple. No children. For particulars apply P.O. Box 234, Oshawa. (33tH LARGE FURNISHED BEDROOM to rent, Suitable for two gentle- men, 122 Simcoe St, N. (36c) FOR RENT--BEDROOM, SUIT- able for two. All conveniences, 74 Fisher St. Phone 1096F, (35-e) KITCHEN AND BED SITTING room, partly furnished and heat- ed, large bright rooms, coal range in kitchen. Palace street, Whitby, Phone 234, (36-b) TO RENT--WARM ROOM, SUIT- able for two gentlemen, $2.25 per week each, Phone 2041J, (36c) THREE ROOMED FLAT TO rent, Apply 139 Park Rd. 8, or phone 1125W, (36¢) Lost end Found LOST--BLACK COLLIE PUP with white markings. Children's pet. Please phone 902). (36a) 27 CHEVROLET COACH, NEW license, goné 4,600 miles, good con- dition. Will sell for $575. 198 Olive Ave. Phone 2298, (34c) WOMAN WANTED WHO I8 CAP- Work Wanted able of taking full charge in h work. Apply 627 Simcoe St. 8. Phone 425F. (36tr) , chesterfields made to oiler UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS Work 1927 McLAUGHLIN BUICK Coach for sale, Has gone small mileage and is fully equipped. Price $1,250, Phone 1514J. (35¢) Transportation COLEMAN CARTAGE and STOR Age. Bond St. West. Phone 6 Rs be for prompt seryice. Moying van and storage warehouse equipment. transferred 5» and from all trans Veterinary Surgeon CHEVROLET COUPE FOR SALE, 19256 model. Cheap for cash. C. M. Mupdy. The Oshawa Daily Times, . (23-t0) Pets and Livestock GERMAN POLICE DOG PUPS for sale. Thoroughbred. 211 Clarke St. (36tf) DR. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, Specialist diseases domestic animals. Cat and Hospital. 503 Masson St. Phone (56-tf) C.S. DICKENSON, V.S DISEASES of all domestic animals scientifically treated. Goyernment Veterinary 34 Brock St, E. Phone (131 th) Insurance C. E. HEPBURN, 64 McLAUGH- lin Bivd., Oshawa, District Repre- sentative for the Great West Life Assurance Company of Canada. (Feb. 1-1yr) Cgrdwood Wanted WANTED. ANY quantity of cordweood, slabs or bundled edgings. Trent Valley Lumber Co. Ltd. 95 King St. E, Toronto. Phone Elgin 5754 or El- CORDWOOD gin 7972, (36¢c) & FOURTEEN BROWN LEGHORN pullets, laying. 8 Buena Vista, Park Road north. (34-¢c) WHITE LEGHORN AND BAR- red Rock pullets and hens for sale. Apply 64 Park Road North. (34-c) WANTED--WOMAN FOR WASH- | ing dishes, kitchen work, Polish woman preferred, Apply Commer- cial Hotel, King St. West. (36h) WANTED--MIDDLE AGED LADY to take charge of worl man's home. Apply 'Box "A" Oshawa Daily Times. (34c) EXPERIENCED MAID WANTED. Apply Mrs. Burns, 488 Simcoe St. N. A Con guaranteed. Phone (72-11) stable, 74 Mechanic st 169573. Tenders Wanted TENDER FOR BRICKWORK Approximately 300 thousand. Bidders to state price per thous- including mortar, All scaf- folding to be supplied by bidder. L. V. Disney, 29 King St. B, (35c) EEA S (34c) Window Cleaning OSHAWA Dow CLEANERS floors oan Brann and storm windows put on and removed. Phone 1302W. Position Wanted BABY CHICKS FROM BRED-TO- lay white leghorns of 300 egg strain. Order some of these husky electrically hatched chicks now. Phone 723r21. (Feb. 11-Mar. 11) PRACTICAL SICK NURSE IS DE- sirous of position. Steady and reli- able. Capable full charge. Willing to help in light housework, Box "Z" Oshawa Daily Times. (36b) Wanted to Rent HOUSE WANTED TO RENT. Box "0" Oshawa Daily Times. (34-2) POSITION IS DESIRED BY RE- fined lady as housekeeper. Meth- odical. Good plain cook. Fond of children. Box "Y" Oshawa Daily Times. (36b) Situation Wanted ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN; experienced, desires position at once. Box "T" Oshawa Daily Times. £35-¢) 'Wanted to Buy MR. S. JACOB. DEALER IN RAGS. and all kinds of metals Buying scrap batteries, old cars' and Goods called for. Phone Boson. HAMILTON FRIENDS WORRIED ABOUT FRIEND AT HOLLINGER Hamilton, Ont.. Feb. 12.-- Charles Platts, of Vineland, is an- xious for the safety of his broth- er, Tom Platts, former Hamilton- jan, 8 member of the repair gang of the Hollinger Mine who has not been heard of since the dis- aster. The brother( when spok- en to on the long distance tele- phone tonight, said he had receiv- ed no word and he is alarmed. al- though he does not know whether Tom Platts was on day or night duty. Platts is the only local man at Hollinger, so far as can be learned. BEBE DANIELS HURT Pasadena, Cal., Feb. 12.--Bebe Daniels, motion picture star, was seriously injured here yesterday when an imitation Pullman car in which a picture was being filmed fell from an automobile truck on which it had been mounted. The actress lost consciousness for a few minutes and was very weak Residence 99 Mill street. £(111tf) when she reached the hospital, HEROIC RESCUE EFFORTS RELATED Long Hours of Terror Mark- ed the Fight Against Gases Timmins, Ont,, Feb. 13.--Storles from survivors of the Hollinger disaster in St. Mary's Hospital to- day, told of deeds of great heroism, of privation and suffering. Men staggering blindly along the tortu- ous, black passages; groping their way by the sides of the tunnels or crawling on hands and knees over the trolley rails, choking as the smoke and gas filled their lungs, and eventually dropping dead through suffocation. This was part- ly revealed in the stories. Lying on his hospital cot, M, N. Petchick unburdenmed himself to- day of a tale which for grim hor- ror, has had few equals. He was working on the fifth level on ¥ri- day morning when the smell of smoke was wafted to his nostrils. "I could tell the difference between smoke from blasting and wood smoke," he sald, 'and I knew that there was a fire somewhere." Forced Back by Gas He endeavored to warn some of his comrades and to make his way from No. 16 cross-cut to No. 18, at the end of which was the main shaft, With one or twe others he started, but the smoke became heavier and they could detect gas getting into their lungs, They had reached almost to No. 18, where there was a truck that would have brought them to the main shaft, but when almosg on it, they were driven back by billows of deadly acrid smoke, They staggered back toward No. 16, and some of the party separated. Petchick made his way to the fourth level, and there he again gave the warning. Seven men were picked up, all told, and efforts were made to reach the main shaft on this level. Again they were driven back into the workings, un- til they finally reached a dead end and the men had to improve gas masks from their shirts, steeped in water, They collected the carbide from their lamps and with ham- mers broke the compressed air line over their heads. They endeavored to twist the pipe so that the air might blow the smoke away from them, and in this way they were partially successful, Meanwhile they kept one lamp burning, conserv- ing their supply of carbide, "It was cold and wet and we were hungry," sald Petchick, "Some of the fellows had ordinary boots on, and soon their feet got s0 wet they almost froze. We had to drink out of the drip that runs down the side of the rock, but we had only two lunches among us." This food was carefully ration- ed out and hour after hour the seven kept their cold vigil. There were times when the smoke would clear entirely away from that part of the mine where they were en- trapped, and on such occasions they would starg out, Suddenly Overcome Stories from the rescue armies tell of the sudden death which must have overtaken some of the men, They were worming their way along the crosscut on one of the levels when they encountered a group of four men apparently par- taking of lunch, The attitudes were perfectly normal, jn facg one man was seated with his lunch bucket held firmly between his knees, while another was resting his fore- head on his hands as if he were just resting his eyes, after finish- ing his lunch, Reports of tapping on the pipe lines are being circulated, but this cannot be verified as yet, If cor- rect, this will give an indication as to where some pf the men are and perhaps they can be reached. The fire still burns and the res- cue men say that it is worse than yesterday. Efforts to reach the scene of the fire have so far proved unavailable, hut it is expected that hose will be sent as near as pos- sible as soon as it is known that this will not endanger the lives of any men who may still be living. Volunteers Flock to Mine Volunteer workers from all parts of the north country have their services and have been glad- ly accepted. R. B, Black, from the Lakeshore Mine, Kirkland Lake, phoned Mr. Knox at the Hollinger as soon as he heard of the disaster and offered to come by the next train, He arrived in Timmins at 8.30 and immediately started to assist the rescue gangs. He worked hard through Friday night. All day Saturday he was seen to be de- scending the shaft, and again today he is one of those with the Pitts- burg party. Another volunteer ar- rived from Cobalt this morning on the special train. This is Mr Stev- enson, formerly a member of the United States Bureau of Mines. He too, is working hard with the rest of the rescuers. Members of the Hollinger staff are giving every possible assistance, "But as soon as we started walk- ing or crawling along, we would just disturb the gas which was sweeping low--no more than two feet from the ground. This would get into our lungs and it drove us back to the dead end where we had some fresh air, anyway," Petchick said. He told of how the hours passed in the utter dreariness of the underground, until finally their supply of both food and carbide "Ge is Sxhausied of Dead Comrades 'One of the men remembered having passed two of their com- rades dead, back in the workings. and Petchick slowly made his way to where the bodies lay. He col- lected the carbide and the lunch The smoke poured in on them,| What Price do You Want to Pay? buys Ford Touring with starter, Chevrolet 490 Good $50. $75.0 tires, buys Superior Chevrolet $10 Touring, 23 model, $125.00 $150.00 tires, $175.00 motor, $200 buys model, $22 buys 1921 Dodge Sedan Wire wheels, Many others to suit your purse. Ontario Motor Sales Ltd. 09 Simcoe 8.t 8., Oshawa Dundas St. West, Whitby buys special touring. buys Ford Coupe, 22 model. See this one. buys Ford Sedan, 23 model. Nearly new buys 1824 Chevrolet Touring. Extra good tins of the dead men and returned to where the others were, The carbide enabled them to keep & light going for a few hours more, but the food w:s poisoned by the gas, and not fit to eat. However, one of the tins contained a bottle- full of tea and another some cof- fee. This was carefully divided and life was maintained for a while longer, A council of war was held, and it was finally decided to try and make for the main shaft, a policy considered better than slowly starv- ing to death, Previously, however, two of their number had started out to try and locate another trol- ley. Thay was the last seen of them. Reduced to five, the party then began their journey. As far as Petchick could recall the time was about noon Saturday, after 29 hours underground. Slowly they stumbled along, their oeads muf- fled in their pitifully inadequate masks, Petchick was second last of the party which proceeded in single file, with hands joined. Some distance toward the main shaft the last man sagged to the ground, overcome by the gas, and Petchick remained with him while the first three went on Petchbick bore his comrade back to the dead end and there revived him. Again Made Attempt Only two now remained of the party--Petchick and his comrade. They plunged their heads in water and after waiting for a consider- able time, started off again. It was while they were gradually working forward to the main shaft that they were found by a rescue party and brought to the surface. PRECAUTION (Boston Transcript) Store Detective--I'm suspicious of that woman, she seems furitive. Flogrwalker--Well, keep your eye on the furs, them. KARN THE DRUGGIST. FOR SERVICE PHONE 378. NEXT THE POST OFFID nw, Chevrolet Sedan. 23] TIME TABLES CNR. NME FABLE ® sgn ormts Gute table = a oy ry po Bog caly, i fa pm.--Daily Sunday. m.~Daily except Sunday, except Sunday. His 1. t Sa h ia except Saturday, (VF) Traine 4.44 a.m. ~Daily. 4] am, ~Daily, a.m.--Daly except Sunday, 2 a. =Daily, am.~- hoi except Sunday, in p.m.~=Daily Sunday. 814 Sunday only. Daily except Sunday, Daily. Daily except Sunday, CPR. TIME FABLE Traing ue am~Daily, 2.05 p.m.=~Daily. 8.03 p.m. Daily' except Sunday, 11.10 p.m.~Daily. 1209 a.m.-- Daily. Westbound Traing m.~Daily except Sunday, a.m. =Dail, Sun ay only. ow .=Daily except Sunday, 4.47 p.m. Daily 7.34 p.m.~Daily except Sundav, 5.45 a, $24 Whitby, Oshawa. Bowmanville BUS LINE SCHEDULE West = § 552 & i o5 Sm ppase BBEBE CEOs ot = © 8 PP # erhece nNen PPPTTS Lain PEPPEPPE 888s P PEPPY pyYSess re TPP eres PRPEREBEREEEE 5 Snide 8 tak B P3337 pEBaEpp' #S3aRS58: 1 SONIDO NIL NOVI wm oe Prowns EERE BRR aBnRRE 1.00 p.m, (= 58 z 4.35 p.m, 6.4 p.m, 9.40 p.m, B32BpRRREE =F 3] PPOTT 28; s oP 33 > 2 > 8 PPPoppProves 950 p. 10.1 11.00 p. - 11. marked * are oa buss: Whitby Hospital uk 83 lime | SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULER Go'ng West Leave Oshawa 10.40 a.m, 1.00 p.m, 3.00 p.m, 4.20 p.m, 6.20 p.m, 8.20 p.m, 10.20 p.m, Going East Leave 4.45 p.m, 5.45 p.m. 8.45 p.m, 10.45 p.m, Special Busses For Al Octtalons Reasonable Rates and Careful Oriverg T. A. GARTON, PROPRIETOR Bowmanville--Phone 412 } Oshawa Waiting, oom-10 Prince Street a ------, For Better Values DIAMONDS Burns' Jewelry Store 28 SIMCOE 8, PHONE 880 Cash or Terms -- Get Your Made-to- Measure Suits at L. Collis & Sons 50-54 King St. W. Phone 788W Opp. Centre St. a... Your choice of 8 Chevrolet Coaches ~--Latest models--Very reasonsbly Chadburn Motor Co. HUDSON-ESSEX DISTRIBUTOR ® Prince St, Oshaws Phone 1160 EE ------------ TINSMITHING Gallagher & Jones Gurney Furnaces Installed Eavetroughing Roofing Glazing » « 786 Simcoe Street South We will loan you monies on your motor car, or if you can not meet your presant payments we will pay off the ciaims and renew your payments for any term up to twelve months and insure your car. See Swanson, Ger- man & McKenzie, 2 King street east. Phone 940.