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PE | : 43.00 per couple ations 2205. THE HAYA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1928 PAGE THIRTEEN ofitable Way of Eirshesing Every Possible Ne Music © (121 mo) ANNIS. BARRISTERS. Nataries Public. Ete. Con | - practice Simeoe St south. BANK KLAR k (116 1 yr.) H P MANGAN EE Solicitor, Notary Public. Con Money to loan. Office St. East, Oshawa Phone \ ce phone 837. 4 CREIGHTON--BAR ota ew over Standard Bank coe St. 'Phone 13. WA. T. K. Creighton, RNSON, "GERMAN & MAC : eB rine, Conveyancers, Crimin and Civil Law Money to ; Office over Lamble's sioke. 2 Phone 940. im ol} N. F. G. PARKHILL, BARRISTER. , Notary Public; Convey: money to loan. Disney Bldg. Post Office Phanes, office residence, 2239). (62) Louis 8. HYMAN AND COM geore rs. Money to loan. Dewland's Store, 16 Simcoe street north, Phone 67, residence : (tn "= Medical DR. o. W., CARR, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician, office and residence, 556 Simcoe street north. X ih on, Phone 2415, Sor ld (Feb.18-Mar, 18) DR, x E. McMULLEN, PHYSL surgeon, and Shslatrician. Of- home, 456 Simcoe street een hans Ty (1140) DR. HAROLD W. TRICK. PHYSI- elan,. Surgeon, Obstetrician, Spe. eial -rbference to maternity work snd diseases of women. Two years' post graduate experience. Office and restdence- 167 Simcoe St. N., (cor, Brock) phone 303. (119-tf) DR. McKAY, 'PHYSICIAN, SUR- Accoucher, Office and resi- King St. East, corner Victoria St, Obhawa. Phone 94. German, etc. All branches of. JOHN H. RENWICK, QRGANMT Smecoe United Church, 'ae | piano, organ and oh Soacnte Side 11 Connaught street, Phone | 209W, (Feb. 3-Mar. 3) M. LEE, TEACHER OF PIANO forte. 613 avenue. Puone 2351. (Jan, 18 Fe Feb. 18) MRS. J. W, JAMES [S PREPARED to give vocal lessons to begin ners of | 284 Festubert Ave. Phuae 1551J. (Feb. 2-Mar. 2) HERBERT C TRENEER IS PRE pared to 0, or gan and vocal mie A Jrde ook let r 4] i panic des 68 ran street east ARTHUR LYNDE. VOCAL TEACH er (Hambourg Conservatory, To- ronto) pupils prepared for all exams. hawa, Fridays, 92 Sim- coe St. North Phone 371J. (129t1) Insurance DAVIS AND SON INSURANCE, 19 King St. west, Oshawa. The oldest ency in Oshawa. 30 Re ire Compani (118-tf) WHEN PLACING INSURANCE consult R. N Johns, 80 Simcoe north Your insurance wants attended to and vour interests protected. (Oct. 11-1yr.) t|st. E., RTM, JA East. Ambulance. Residence. IY Divison St. 69 King street east. Chimney Cleaners G AND WOODCOCK. NO moving stove pipes, no mess, no prt gy Agents for Chimney tinguisher, Phone 2718W, Celina Short st. (Jan. 18-Feb. 18) Rectal Specialist PILES AND FISTULA TREATED without detention from business Dr. Dean, Specialist, 40 Gerrard Toronto, (Jan. 17-Feb. 17) Woodworking C. H, MILLARD, REAR 442 KING St. BE: Phone 2354J. We specialize in storm sash, screems, cupboards, doors and frames. (9tt Corsetiere CORSETIERE SPIRELLA SHOP, 32 Elgin east. Mra, Annie Pent. land, managing corsetiere. Even- ings by appointment. Phone 442J. (1331) Watch Repairing Money to Loan r x A VON GUNTEN, EXPERT PERSONS DESIRING LOANS ON a security of their moter. cars, or those desiring to re-finance the purchase of their motor cars, see Swanson, German and McKensle, 2 King St. B. 144t1) UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR FIRST 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. A. J. Parkhill, Barrister. Disney Bldg. Phone 1614 (176-tf) hmaker, repair .shop at iy "King Street West. Your pat- ronage is solicited (29-tf) Architects C. C. STENHOUSE - GENERAL architectural work. Second floor. Royal Bank Building. Phone 149 Res. phone 909) am a to any 8.30 am. Saturday. Ads for Too Late to Classity ' and Coming Events, b up to 10.30 am. At todd tidied TTT TT TTTTTTTTTT TTY TTY Classified Ads. | 'First insertion--13§ cents per word. Minimum charge--30c. lc per word. Three consecutive inser- | tions for the price of two first insertions (three cents a word). insertions, 60 cents. Box number 10c additional Professional or. Business Cards, $250 per month for 20 words or less; 10 cents a word per month for each additional word. TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; ACe COMPLISH MUCH TELEPHONE 35 Ask for Classified Ad Depart- ment. Articles For Sale Dressmaking ALL KINDS OF DRESSMAKING done at reasonable prices. Apply 21 Rowe St.. Phone 1347M. (19tf) . Building Supplies ANNOUNCEMENT TO HOME Bullders and Contractors--larye stock used timbers, joists, planks, sheeting various dimensions and lengths up to 40 ft., piping trom % in, to 10 in, plumbing, struc- tural steel, complete hot water and steam heating units, Phone or write Frankel Brothers Limited. Salvage Department, Toronto, Ger- rard 4100, (Dec, 30- Mar. 80) WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESS ed timber. lath, shingles, sash, doors and interior trim, E Beecroft. Whitby, lumber and Woodyard, Osh awa, phone 324. 69-tf) 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 FOR SALE-- ONE LARGE Phonograph, one oak dining room suite, one oak library table, Must sell at once, Phone 1171]. . (39h) FOR SALE--2 BURNER ELEC- tric stove. Phone 23527. (39a) FOR SALE--GENTLEMAN'S WIN- ter coat, navy suit, child's white cot with new mattress, Hawaiian guitar with box, steel and pick. Phone 247F, (39a) STROLLER FOR SALE, APPLY 85 Arlington Ave, Phone 2452W, (38¢) Tire Repairing ALL KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRING at Ideal Tire Shop. Tires for sale Jamieson Bros. Phone 438. (tf) DR R GRAN BERRY, PHYSICIAN, viclan,. diseases of oo and ron. Office and residence, 97 Bond East, Phone 1166. PR. 3 HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI 'Surgeon, special attention and X-ray work and Electro Office, Disney Block. Phone 050, Office open 9 a.m. to 9 Dp m. Residence 161 King East. Phone 2416, (th) Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist T; BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR RE iBRYANS G will be at his over Jury & Lovell's Dru #ach Saturday, from 1 till oe consultation and treatment of ear, nose and throat ntments maye be made (49-tf) of only, op store. Phone 97. Painting and Decoraling Window Cleaning R. GUTSOLE, PAINTING, PAPER hanging, glaining, etc. Twenty years' experience. Prices right. Work guaranteed. 151 Huron street. Phone 2067W. (45-tf) OSHAWA WINDOW CLEANERS ~House cleaning, woodwork and floors polished, screen and storm windows put on and removed. Phone 1302W, 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) MISS ALICE SCOTT, ROSENA Beauty Parlor, 67 Simcoe St. N. Marcelling, Shampooing, Water Waving, French Curling, Hair Cutting. Open Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday evenings. For appointments call 2775W, (39-¢) PR. B. F. RICHARDSON, IN- ternist and - post graduate New 'over-a. year's study on the Souk jéiit, - Office over Mitchell's prog Sore hours 10 to 12 a. 4 pm, 7 to 8 p.m; day, Thursday and Saturday svenings, and by appointment. ---- Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialis (Jan. 21-Feb. 21)° CECIL HOWARD BEAUTY SHOP, 19 McLaughlin Blvd., phone 452J, Marcelling, Facials, Superior Halr- cutting, Scalp Treatments, Oven evenings, (Feb, 7-Mar. 7) NETHER EDGE HAIRDRESS- ing Parlor, Marcelling, shampoo- ing, and manicure. 6651 Simcoe street north. Phone 918M for appointment. (Jan, 31-Feb. 29) Transportation Cleaning and Pressing IP ITS 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. ¢-Mar, 4) For Rent A MOST DESIRABLE LARGE front room, suitable for one or two gentlemen, with excellent board. Immediate occupation, Phone 2180M, (380) LARGE DOUBLE BED SITTING room for rent, Suttable for two gentlemen, Very central, Phone 2382W. (39¢) LARGE FRONT ROOM TO RENT, for one or two, ladies or gentle- men. New home, All conveni- ences, Near General Motors. Ap- ply 286 Festhubert avenue. (39-¢) ONE DOLLAR DEPOSIT cures a 97 piece dinner set, prices from $25 complete; also silverware watches and rings, jewelry of all kinds. Easy payments, O. H Dell, 26% Simcoe south, Phone 1656. (Feb, 14-Mar, 14) FOR SALE--MOFFATT TWO plate electric stove. Phone 1681. (37-¢) | FOR laid eggs in any quantity, Delivered anywhere in city, Phone 896, (Jan, 30-1mo)! MOFFATT KITCHEN RANGE, $10. Also new wringer $6. 16% Simcoe street south, over Arnold's. Store. (39-a) |, son Road or phone 2437TW, Minimum. charge for three l Apply 3565 Mary St.) SE- SALE -- STRICTLY NEW Real Estate for Sale Mortgage Sale FOR SALE-- MODERN HOME seven large rooms and bath. For full particulars phone 2585J after 5, (37d) $3,800-NEW FIVE ROOMED brick bungalow, chestnut and fir trim, hardwood floors. All con- veniences. Central. Private drive. Apply owner, 248 Albert St. PPhone 2658W. (37e) SIX ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, Conveniences, Garage. An acre land suitable for garden or. building lots. Outside city limits by highway east. Phone 2217 Evenings 7-8. , (87e) FOR SALE -- TWO ROOMED { dwelling, size 16 ft. by 24 ft. Large lot, 36 ft. by 136 ft. Gar- age, Price $650. Part cash and easy terms. Apply K. McKay, hy (38¢) 4 TWO BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE in good residential part or ine city. Terms: 220" Clarke 'street. f Y % (39-¢) | FOR SALE--~SUMMER: COTTAGE, Sturgeon Point, -farnished; fire place, five bedrooms, and maid's room, dining reom, two kitchens and pantry, built-in refrigerator. 115 ft. water front lot, street in { rear, pler and' bathhouse, Re-con- ditioned, electric light, beautiful situation: F. W. Sutcliffe, Lindsay. i (38b) | LOT FOR SALE--33 FT. BY 241 feet. Terms. Cheap for cash. No | reasonable offer refused. Apply 22 Lloyd street. (38=¢c) 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 between 17 and 9. (20-1) TO SPECULATORS FOR INVEST- ment or one who wants a real bar- gain in a beautiful home, King St. east. Owner out of city, Must sell, Six rooms, square plan, oak floors, chestnut trim, fireplace, beautifully finished throughout. For quick sale, $4,400, $500 cash, | Balance arranged on monthly. pay- ments including principal and. in- terest of $35 'each. This home must be seen to be appreciated. Enquire Carter's Real Estate, § King St, E., or phone 1380. (38-4) HOUSE FOR SALE; NEAR, GEN- eral Motors, on paved street, easy terms, Apply 276 Jarvis street. | (38-1) FOR SALE--HOUSE AND LOT, * east of Wilson Road in East Whit- by Township, must be sold to wind iup estate. Further particulars may ibe obtained from Messrs. T. B. | Mitchell, William Morgan or from , their Solicitor, Joseph P. Mangan, 14% King Street DZast, Oshawa, Phone 445. (35-57-39-41-43) Work Wanted UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS, Bi made to order Work manship guaranteed. G. A Con stable, 74 Mechanic St. Phone (72.t0 FOR QUICK DISPOSAL, 1 PAIR hockey gloves, one pair shin paas, one pair hockey shorts. All in Al condition, Apply after 6 p.m. 313 Colborne street east, off Osh- awa boulevard. (39-a) APPLES! SPIES, SWEETS, Baldwins, etc. Also potatoes and vegetables, Sold by peck, bushel or barrel. Delivered. F. Shaw 84 Park Rd. 8S. Phone 631. (Jan. 24-Feb, 24) HOT WATER HEATING PLANT for sale Good condition. Low 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 14 (106-tf) aE COLEMAN CARTAGE and STOR age. 86 Bond St. West. Phone B2. 6 trucks for prompt service Moving van and storage warehouse equipment Baggage transferred to and from all trains ih4 tf Veterinary Surgeon DR SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN Specialist diseases domestic animals, Cat and Hospital. 503 Masson St. (56-tf) C. S DICKENSON, V.S DISEASES Phone A BINGLE ROOM TO RENT, warm and bright, Refined per- son only. One Street west of Sim- coe, - 618 Carnegie avenue. (39-c) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rent, Phone 2677TW. (39-¢) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO rent. Light, heat and water. Phone 721W. (37¢) NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO rent. All conveniences, Centrally located. Apply 183 Arthur »t. or phone 181, (39-¢) of all domestic animals scientifically treated. Dominion Government Veterinary. 34 Brock St. E. Phon 105]. f (131 tf) THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS €!to rent. Apply 50 Elgin street W, (38-b) Insurance C. E. HEPBURN, 64 McLAUGH- lin Blvd., Oshawa, District Repre- sentative for the Great West Life Assurance Company of Canada. : (Feb. 1-1yr) Batteries USL SALES AND SERVICE Car and Radio Batteries recharg: ed. rented, repaired. Called for and delivered. Adanac Garage snd Machine Shop, open evenings. 161 King street west. Phone ms. 840) ) FOR RENT--LARGE HALL, 61' by 22'. Bond street West, over the Ford showrooms. Apply J. W. Borsberry, . - {38-¢). GARAGE TO RENT, APPLY 22 Lloyd street. (38-b) TWO ROOM HOUSE TO RENT, Water and lights, Apply 21% Prince street, (38-c) FOR RENT---BEDROOM. FURN- ished for two friends. Private home. 195 Albert street. (37-¢) Room and Board BOARD AND ROOM FOR 2 MEN in private home. Convenient terms. Apply 276 French St, Close to General Motors. (37¢) BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO or three gentlemen, Close to G. M., C, Phone 1797M, (37-¢) BOARDERS AND ROOMERS wanted, Also extra meals given and St. E. Help Wanted--Female meals at 11.30. Apply 97 Colborne, (Jan, 30-Mar. 2) Wanted .to Buy , MR. S. JACUB, DEALER IN RAGS, and all kinds of metals. Buying Serad batteries, old cars and goultt + s called for. Phone 99 Mil) street. (111tf) Pets and Livestock '|POLICE PUPPIES FOR BALE, Good breed. Apply 289" Ceilna street. * ro (37-2) BABY CHICKS FROM BRED-TO- lay white leghorns of 300 = egg strain. © Order some of these husky | ed electrically hatched chicks now. Phone 723r21, (Feb. 11-Mar, 11) FOR SALE--60 CHOICE PURE bred leghorns in their first year of laying, 'These hens a from a pen of trapnested, registefed and pedigreed stock, which has a ree- ord of over 295 eggs, and won first in Canada and U.S.A. for the past two years. Known as the McLean breed. Apply 49 Mechanic Street. (38-0) Lost end Found | COST--TUESDAY NIGHT, GEN. tleman's octagon shaped watch be- tween Winter Gardens and Huron St., via Simcoe and Bruce, Reward. Apply 119 Huron Crescent, Phone 632M. (38¢c) LOST--LADY'S GOLD WRIST iwateh, between McMillan Drive and Winter Gardens, Finder help in boarding house, Married woman preferred. Husband ' may hoary also, Apply 97 Colborne St. (37¢) Wanted to Rent WANTED--WARM SINGLE FUR- nished room, vicinity of. General Motors, by refined gentleman, Ap- ply. P.O. Box 722, Port Hope. (37-4) FOR RENT---MODERN FIVE roomed bungalow. New, garden. Couple only, Call 730W. (37-¢) Maciuery Repairing ADANAC GARAUE AND MACH: INE Shop, successor to Durrant Dental Ward's Store, Simcoe St. South Nitrous oxide oxygen gas for ex- (148tr) PHILLIPS, DENTIST. OF = By Bassetts'. Phone 950; > 306. M. COOKE, 9 SIMCOE ST 9 over Mitchell's Drug Store. . E 'HUBRFLL. DENTIST j-nEygen gas for extrac of Phos 948, residence, 1378M . 36-1 R. .W.- fH. GIFFORD, OFFICE 3 Pheatre Bldg: 66- tf Engineering and Surveying. jo Land Jurve ors and 0 Civil _Engin- iva), engi isons, Bradley Block, ee Bubawe. viens 1685. (1041) §iOUSE THAT JACK BUILT small winter dance par sandwiches, cake and cof . Phone res Jan. 17-Feb, 17) Orchestra music for all oceasions. Phone J. Wi 2334M, or G.. Rey- nolds, 683. DK. DR. DAVIES, OVER traction. Phone 231, res. 2082. 4-1 yr "extraction. Phone 54 Royal Bank Bldg Phone 1780. DONEVAN. AND SMITH, ONTAR "Tea Rooms Supper inciuding salad, as- Mrs. L. M. Prior. { REGENT DANCE "ORCHESTRA, (Jan. 23-Feb.22) Machine Company] All kinds of machinery repairing, eracked mo tor blocks and most soythipg Oxy-acetylene welded. Connecting rods rebabitted. Fly wheel start: ing teeth installed. 161 King St. W. Phone 1214. (8-tf) FOR RENT--EIGHT ROOMED brick house on corner of Colborne and Centre street, Whitby, new furnace; re-decorated, throughout, bardwood floors. All modern con- veniences. Apply to L. W. Dudley, Whitby. (260) TO RENT-PART OF RES centrally located to quiet cou Na Shildren, For particulars apply "P.O, Box 234, Oshawa, (33tf WANTED TWO ROOMS, = CEN- tral, for "light housekeeping by young couple without - children. Furnished or partly furnished with conveniences, Phone 1412F, i (39¢) Situation Wanted POSITION: . WANTED--YOUNG| girl, sixteen, would £0 into a home' where she 18 needed, and taken care of. Good home more essen- tial then wage. Box ""H" Oshawa ) {Daily Times. (39-b), A GOOD WOMAN WANTED TO| 1 phone 960W, Reward. - ' © (89) LOST--PAIR DARK RIMMED glasses, in leather case, Finder please phone 1304M, Heward. (39a) Take Notice NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that James I. McIntosh, Port Whit- by, is no longer commec¢ted in any way with the Oshawa Electric Service, Signed, Roy Cutts, Mgr (39-2) WANTED--OFFICE BOY, .POSI- tion where promotion is assured to the right type. Must be able to use writer. ' Apply stating' age, gual fieations, ete., to 'Boz ea hawa Daily Times, 188¢) Some 'of those '"'musical plays" | today. we hear about might be better it the music were.~~Toronto Tele- gram. UNDER AND BY" VIRTUE of the powers contained in a certain Mortgage, which will be produced at the time of the sale, there will PUBLIO AUCTION on SATURDAY, FEB. 205th, 1928 at the hour of 2 o'clock p.m. at the premises, 30 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Ont. the following pro- perty;- ALL AND SINGULAR that cer- tain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the City of Oshawa in the Coun- ty of Ontario, and being composed of the Westerly thirty-seven. feet (37") of Lot Number NINE (9) on the North Side of Bond Street as marked on a Plan of Lots laid out on part of Lot Number ELEV- EN (11) in the Second Concession in said City by John Borlase War- ren. 'Together with a right-of- way for all purposes in over and upon the Westerly seven feet (7°) of the lands tundodistely adjoin. Ing the above 4 ibed premises on the East; said right-of-way ex- tending from the Northerly limit of Bond Street, eighty-two feet (82') to the North, and SUBJECT to a right-of-way for all purposes to the owners and occupants from time to time of the lands immedi- ately adjoining- the above .describ- ed premises: on the Hast in over and upon the Easterly sevén feet (7') of the lands hereby conveyed; sald right-of-way extending from the Northerly limit of Bond Street, eighty-two feet (82') to the North, The said property is sithated in the City of Oshawa at 80 Bond Street West, and on the same is a house in a reasonable state of re- pair. Terms--Ten per cent, ; of /the purchase money to be paid at] the time .of sale. The balance tq be paid within thirty days of the Hate of sale, The said lands and build- ings are to. be sold subject to a reserve bid. For further particu- lars and conditions of sale apply to W. E. N. SINCLAIR, K.C.,, Bar- rister, Bank of Commerce Building, Oshawa, Ontario. E. J. POMERY, Auctioneer, Osh- awa, Ontario. Dated at Oshawa, this 1st day of February, | A.D, 1928. (27-33-39- 45) -- PLANS oon BOAT DASH ACROSS OCEAN London, Feb. >, 15. --Miss G. B Carstairs, Britain's leading motor boat racer, announced today plans for a dash across the Atlantic in a motor boat in July. She hopes to make. the crossing in ninety hours, : . Her boat, which 1s now being built at Cowes, is 78 feet long, with an engine similar to. the "one in the British seaplane. winning the Schnieder Cup. Miss. Carstairs ex- pects to mane sixty miles per hour, She will take two mechanics with her, The chief peril will be strik- ing wreckage of a whale, she says. ASKS $12,465 COMPENSATION FOR YO088 OF LEG IN MINE Montreal, Feb, 15.--Evidence in an action taken under the Work- men's Compensation Act, which wil be heard "in the Superior Court at Three Rivers, was taken in the Superior Court here. The case had been started by Narcisse Durocher, who claims $12,465.50 indemnity for the loss of a leg, which was amputated following an injury receiyed in a mine explosion while he was in the employ of the British 'Metal Corporation, (Cana- da), Limited. Th defendant company, in their plea, state that the amount is too wreat, and have made an offer of $3.60, which has not been accept- by the plaintiff, OLD MASTERS COLLECTED New York, Feb. 15.--After hav- ing gone through a series of pecu- liar adventures and strange vicissi-: tudes, the collection of drawings of old masters belonging to Bishop Jolin Torck of the Hugarian Church arrived today in New York, where it will be assembled as a unit for the 'figst time, It consists of more than. a thousand draw- ings, by such artists as Michael Angelo, Titian, Raphael, Bernini, Palma, Gievine, - Sir . Johsua Rey- nolds, Gainsborough, Sir Peter Lely, Rubens, Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Huysdael, Velasquez, Claude Lorrain and Durer, and, according to its owner, has a value of approx. imately $300,000. -- es GOES TO REFORMATORY Orangeville, - Feb, Fitt, alias Charles Fritz, a home boy, was today sentenced to two years in the reformatory for breaks ing and entering the residence of David Still in Mono Township. The] vietim was brought here yesterday |s by Provincial "Constable : Joseph |1 Nelson from Brampton, where he was serving a term of three months for.theft, sei ------------ wi IN B.C. LEGISLATURE TO EXCLUDE ALL ORIENTALS 'Victoria, B.C., 'Feb. 15.--W. F Kennedy, Conservative member for North Ol an, has filed a resolu- tion in-the Provincial Legislature as the House to request the: Federal Government to allow no} Tosh Orientals to enter the Domin- 2 Rm r-------------- NNEL UNCHANGED evelpnd," Feb, 15.--There will Ho. change in chief engineers for Kinpey Stsaumsbip Company year, according to a , who announced the 1! . The personnel of both mas- 2g and chiefs remains intact for} the season of 1928 as compared | with 1927. 15.--~Charles DISCUSSES PRICES OF FOODSTUFFS : -- Monthly Letter of the Royal Bank Also Touches on Manufactured Goods Montreal, Que.. Feb. 14.--Dis- cussing prices of foodstuffs and manufactured goods in Canada, during the period 1925 to 1927, the Monthly Letter of the Royal Bank of Canada says: "In contrast with the situation in Canada, where the price struc- ture has consistently favored the farmer, particularly during tne past three years, the farmer in many other parts of the world has found that his bale of cotton, his load of maize, or his bushel of po- tatoes could be sold at a price which would enable him to buy only about two-thirds as much manufactured goods as formerly. In reality, his difficulties have been even greater than this statement would suggest, since wages, rent and taxes--his costs--have in most cases, increased by at least 100 per cent. . Where the individual farmer has been unable to marked- ly increase his production, the changing relationships of. prices have reduced the purchasing pow- er of the farm family by about one-half. - This reduction in the purchases of the agricultural popu- lation has prevented the expan- sion of world commerce to a nor- mal level. "The satisfactory crops in Can- ada and the persistence of relative- ly favorable world prices for those products which come from Cana- dian farms have been important factors in establishing prosperity. While it is true that almost all of Canada has experienced good times during this period, the cut- standing factor in the situation has been the improvement in the position of the farmer. According to the index mumber of the Do- minion Bureau of Statistics. the typical price level for vegetable products in the past three years hae haen 70 per cent. above pre- war levels, while the general price index has been only about 55 per cent. above that of 1913. In fact, in this period the index for ves- etable products has been above 180 in six months, and below 160 in only three months. out the period the price of wheat has been relatively high, and the benefited 'by the price fluctuations which have taken place. "The prices of animal products, however, have -been by no means satisfactory. Their index mumber has been below 140 during nearly one-half the period and above 150 in inly two months. Overprodue- 'has' been general throughout the world, and cattle, ther prices have been extremely in other countries. Hog prices have heen high, but the price of hogs. Is of relatively less import- ance than that of cattle in this country. Vegetable products, in- clpding particularly wheat and the field crops, outweigh the import- ance of animal products in Cana- dian farming to a degree which has kept the combined average price of all farm products well above the general price level These relationships will be under- stood more clearly after a study of the charts at the top of the second pare of this letter. "Within the past few .months new readjustments in price level have been taking place. The price index of vegetable products - hus dropped until in December it was within five points of parity with the general index, and that of ani- mal products' had risen 'until it was within two points of this in- dex. The rise in the price of hides and beef has been particularly marked. J "The downward movement In general price level seems to have been checked and there. has been a perceptable upward movement in the past three. months. Predic- tions from well-known statisticians in other countries state that the present outlook favors moderate strength in the" general price level. Tn spite of the wide fluctuations which have been discussed thore » E TIME TABLES Through- | grain farmer has been distinctly' tion of cattle in relation to demrand' CNR TIME [ABLE : 1X; time' a I rains Eastbouno Ir 423 Sm. Daily except Sunday, 6.54 p.m. -Daily except Sunday, "os a except da da »m.--baily turday, 12.00 a.m.~ Daily. ? . 12.25 a.m.--Daily. Westbound Trains - 4.44 a.m.~ Daily. 5.45 a.m.~ Daily, $.28 a.m. ~D-1'y except Sundays 6.20 a.m. ~-Daily, 4.58 a.m: "Daily except Sunday, 2.22 p.m.~Dal, digs g Sunday, DE a p.m.- Daly Ye 4.37 p.m.-- Daily. 84s p.m. --Daily except Sunday, CPR. TIME TABLE . . Trains ne a. Latly. p.m.eLai! 8.03 p.m. "Daily except Sunday. 11.10 p.m. ~ Daily. | . 12.09 a.m.~ Daily. + Westbound Traine L.m.-- Daily except Sunday, m.~ Daily. =Sunday oaly, = Daily except Sunday, ~Daily m.~Daily except Sundav, 45 a. 2% a. 35 a. 40 a. 47 p. +H p.m. Whitby, Oshawa. Bowmanville BUS LINE . WEEK DAY SCHEDULE Going' West Leave Phitee 5.15 a. om 7.2 a.m, 10.15 a.m. Hah pam," 2.25 p.m. 4.20 p.m, *5.40 p.m, 7.00 p.m. "3.35 p.m. p.m, 3x p.m,' 9.40 p.m, .30 p.m, 10.50 p.m, -11.50 p.m, 1.00 p.m. X 335 pm. 36 or Ar 00 beams 4.45 p aug 5.05 p.m. 6.05 p.m, .m, 7.20 pm, 8.00 p.m. Are, 8:20 p.m, 9 50p.m. 10:10 p,m. 100 pa. 11:30 p.m. lime marked * are tnrough busses Whitby Hospital » SUNDAY AND (HOLIDAY | SCHEDULE, 4.35 p.m, 6.45 pm, 9.40 poe; beef, and lea-}| & {1ow. - The rancher in Canada hasj:.» suffered along with cattle raisers Oshawa Waiting Kom. io Rac io Pret 7 = ru ssid For Better Valyes - . DIAMONDS Burns' Jewelry Store - 28 SIMCOE 8. PHONE 889 + Cash or Terms T Get Your Made-to- Measure Suits at L Collis & Sons 50-54 King St. W. Phone 783W Opp. Centre St, em--" -- Your choice of 8 Chevrolet Coaches --Latest models--Very reAsopaY priced, y Chadburn Mo:or Co. HUDSON-ESSEX DISTRIBUTOR 0 Prince 8t. Oshawa ° Phobe 1160 seems to be a general tendency for prices to stabilize at a -level be- tween 50 per cent and 60 per cent higher than that which prevailed in 1913.. When the price of a commodity is far from this level, a speglal 'study. of the tion In the industry is particularly worth while in order that.one may deter- mine the importance and perman- o3v0 of the factors which are re- nsible. In some cases such ig Eine and sulphuric acid, im- proved methods of 'production are responsible for major thanges'in price' relationships. In only a comparatively limited mnumbey '¢dses have there been sufficient changes in basic-conditions to war- rant a permanent change in the relationship of 'individual prices: ov the general price level." . - ------------------ "A good slogan for all drivers: "Pedestrians should ~be seen 'and i, a Sound n- v Felt Bros. The LEADING JEWELERS Established 1886 * 12 Simcoe St. South TINSMITHING Gallagher & Jones Gurney Furnaces Installed | Eavetronghing Roofing Glazing Le Phone 1820) - ; LOANS "MOTOR CARS' 'We will loan yon 'moles on'your motor gar, or if you . , ©aB not mest. your preSent - payments we will pay off the ciaims and renew your Ly payments for any term' up' - to. twelve MOPLHA.and Insure ; your car. See Swanson, Ger- -° man & McKensté"'2 King *.: street east. Phone 940.