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5% -- PR. T. C. CLEMENCE, DENTIST, Office over Andison's Tailor Shop, 18 King St, West, Phone 231. DR. T. 8. TUOKBR--DBENTIST, OF- fice over Hogg and Lytle's store. Thone 948. 1-yr. DR. 8. J. PHILLIPS -- DENTIST, office over Kyle's Grocery Etore. Phone 959. 4-1 yr. DR. JAMES, DENTIST -- OFFICE over Jury and Lovell's Drug Store. Phone Na, 987. DR. TREWIN, DENTIST trance to office one door east Detenbeck's Store. OK, W. J, LANGMAID, DENTIST, Office over Engel's Store, 16 Simcoe St, N. Phone 1243, DR. ARMSTRONG HAS REMOVED his dental office from over the Royal his residence, 201 Simcoe Bank. a 26-1mos. EN- of Medical DR. C. E. WILSON, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Union Bank Building, Simcoe St. North, Phone 67. 110-1yr DR. McKAY -- PHYSICIAN, S8UR- geon, Accoucher, Office and resi- dence, King St. East, corner Victoria 8t., Oshawa. Phone 94. PR. L. J. SEBERT, 78 BLOOR 8T., Bast, Toronto, will be at Jury & Lovell's Drug Store each Baturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for consulta- tion in disease of the eye. 13-1 yr DR. D. B. NEELY, EAR, NOSE AND Throat. Diseases of children. Office over Dominion Bank. Telephone 1155. Hours 11--1; 5--6; 7-9; Satur- days 2--5; 7--9; or by appointment. hd 4H-6mos DR. A. A. HALLIDAY, 143 COL- lege Street, Toronto, will be at Jury & Lovell's Drug Store first and third Friday each month from 2.30 to 4 for consultation in diseases of the nose, throat and ear. 134-t1 DR. PF. T. BRYANS, OF 160 BLOOR Street West, Toronto, will be at his office over Miller's Arcade each Sat- wprday, from 1 till 4 p.m. for consul- tation and treatment of diseases of ear. nose and throat only. Legal JOSEPH P. MANGAN, B.A.--BAR- rister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Con- veyancer. Money to loan. Office 14% King St. East, Oshawa, Phone 445. D. A, J. SWANSON--BARRISTER, Real Estate For Sale | FOR SALE -- ONE SMALL WASH-|GOOD LOT FOR SALE KXCEL-| Nearly |lent situation for store. Apply eve-| Ang machiné and wringer. 51-0 __ |" ___" . Articles For Sale new. 173 Church Church St, __dl-cijnings 6 to 8,44 Charles St. DAVENPORT (BED COUCH) FOR|TLOTS FOR SALE -- GREAT BIG, sale, In excellent condition, Phone | deep lots on thé Oshawa Boulevard. 395. 3 51-¢| Cheap, with reasonable restrictions. FOR SALE--FINE WICKER WHITE | Water, sewer and sidewalk, bloach baby buggy. Reversible gear.| Russell Perkins, Regent Building, 50 As good as new. Would like to sell| King St. Hast, Office phone 12: at once, Apply Mrs. B, Read, 30 | Residence, 403, 46-tf Richmond St. 61-¢| TOTS CAN BE HAD ON HILCREST; FOR SALE--3BURNER COAL OIL | Sub-Division, delightfully situated lo- stove and oven, Florence Automatic.! cation for §25 to $60 per lot, Apply 323 Verdun Rd. 49-c' property is within the City limits, Re- LUMBER FOR SALI--Cedar shfnglos Bistered plan. Indisputable title, For $4M; spruce lath §7M; spruce flooring | 2M; v 3 py P py | 4 $42M; Man. siding spruce $40M. Phone | Oshawa, Residence Phone 403; Office, 10277. 49-1 | 1232 tf 5,000 FT, NEW INCH LUMBER, $25 el thousand, delivered. Apply A. C. Cook, Alice St, E. 42-1 HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR | good used furniture in large or small | lots, Furniture also for sale or ex- change, Delivery free. B. Warner, 1329 Court St. Oshawa. Phone 1005- Ww. 42-1mo FOR SALE--USED CANADA PIANO, oak case, good condition, a bargain at $250. Stalter"s Music Store, 23 Regent Building, 60 King Street Kast, General Wants WANTED -- SMALL SAFE, STATE particulars to Box "M" Reformer, La 33-t.1, WANTED---AT ONCE A GOOD TAXI driver, one that is experienced, hon- est and reliable. Apply A. BE, Bell, King St. W. Taxi Stand or 87 Bond St. W. H2-n WANTED -- TO RENT SMALI, Simeoe St. N., Oshawa. 45-tf | house, young married couple no child- FOR SALE--CHAMPION RANGE ren. Mr. Nicholls, 12 Richmond St, in first class: condition, water front. |Oshawa. h2-¢ Apply 50 Charles St. 62-0 | WANTED -- LARGE CHAMPION RANGE STOVE sewer. Apply H. Sheriff, 11% Simcoe for sale, Apply to 11 Athol St. West, |St. S. Phone 1108), * 2c. H2-a| AN AGENCY YOR A RELIABLE FOR SALE--TWO TOP BUGGIES IN | Nursery firm is profitable. You can good condition, also open buggie. (i. |€ll in country, town or city. We Sugden, carriage repair sh®p, King |BTOW and sell the best only and want St. B. Corporation Limit. h2-h FOR SALE--SINGLE BED, WITH spring and mattress, $7; baby crib, $3; washing machine tub stand, $2.60; pre- serving jars, all good condition, cheap, Apply 227 Arthur St. Hi ; BAY SALBIALL, NEAL NEN Wt airs commie 2 ap. . ? i Pe, | arate 'kis light, 3 Apply 27 Bond St, I. ry. jerate, but work is light. Apply Log P=" 279, Whithy, Ont, {ONE HUNDRED ACRE FARM ; Help Wanted--Male wanted hy experienped farmer MAKE MoNEY AT HOME -- $15 TO | work on shares or would take chare $60 paid weekly for your spare time of farm. Aply Box "J. Reforiner. writing showeards for us. No can-| hl-e vassing. We instruct and supply you | ----; PY CARED " with work, ~West-Angus Showecard | Ww ANTED Sod MEAs on Service, 23 Colborne Bldg. Toronto. ROW did 83-t.5.!| A wooded acreage with a stream 1 N FAT (1 op tr runnig through same or containing a OUR PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARD small lake, within 25 miles of Osh- Agents already making $3 per hour , Wu ™ 3" yomar" Barrister, Royal |in spare and full time. Write Brit-| po Beilding. ' siidhbuspin ad eh {ish Canadian, 122 Richmond West, E. : | Toronto. | BIG SALE WANTED--MARRIED MAN UNDER | BARGAIN IN FURNI 40 years with experience handling | 30 IRON BEDS COMPIL, boilers, steam piping and general springs and new mattres camp resented territories. Write now. | Pelham Nursery Co., Toronto. 31-y WANTED--AT ONCE, A CAPABLE housekeeper, for middle aged couple, | Must he 40 or 45 years of age, good | 4 . " plain cook. Referen Small home Terms mod- TURE I WITH Apply | 2. | | hox iof four runs and This | | particulars apply to Russell Perkins, | "FIRST CLASS HAND | hc | reliable, energetic agents for unrep- | to Hosiery Town Baseball Mad; Result of Victory Lloyd Chambers is proving to he the iron man of the Bowmanville hall team this season, After pitch- ing his team to victory at Leaside on Wednesday, he stepped into the in the fourth inning Saturday after Port Hope had secured a lead piloted Bowman- ville to a 9 to 7 victory. It was a bhat- ting feast for hoth teams, hut errors |on the part of Port Hope were cost- ly. Rowden replaced Hall behind the bat in the second inning, when his finger was split hy a foul tip. The Bowmanville players showed considerable improvement ,in their batting, which was weak during the first series games, Bowmanville is now heading the league, and the town is baseball wild. A record crowd is is baseball 'wild, The lineup:-- Bowmanville--- Stark, 3h; Hicks, If; Moise, ef; Mingeaud, 2h; Piper and Bate, ¢; Corden, 1h; Mills, rf; Williams, ss; Somerville and Cham- hers, p. Port Hope--Rowden, 3h, e; Hills, Ih; Boyd, rf; Hall, ¢, If; Teeple, ss; MeNell, 2h; Micks, 3h, rf; Fair, ef; | Deer, p. : By innings-- Bowmanville 00003330x--9 12 | Port Hope C3010 11000--7 17 Umpires Gloster and Wilson. | | R.H.E. 3 | | [BRILLIANT CAST IN OF JADE" "THE LURE One of the greatest casts ever as- {sembled in support of a screen star will appear with Pauline Frederick in her R-C' picture, "The Lure of Jade," {to be screened at the Martin thedtre [for three days beginning tonight. Among those who take part are Thomas Holding, well known for long jus one of the foremost leading men of OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1922 PACE SEVEN ence to your permitted to community i You and heard, Hydro-Elect PHONE 233 Fair Play and Fair Pay Indifference to the welfare of your gas company is in reality indiffer- To continue to render its best service, and at the same time to develop the growth and prosperity of your community your gas company must be in its investment and thus be able to attract new money for extensions and improvements, Inability to do this not only cripples a service, which is a daily neces- sity to you, but makes it impossible for your company to enlarge its plant and system to meet the growing needs of your community. How will this effect your own comfort and convenience? How will it affect trade, real estate values, and the progress of the You know the answer. This is precisely what your gas company must have, Use Gas For Greater Convenience, Comfort and Cleanliness. own welfare, and the welfare of your community, charge rates that will enable it to earn a reasonable interest n which your life is centered? every other real Canadian want nothing so much as fair play. Let your voice be Permanent Gas Service. ric Power Commission of Ontario 15 KING ST. EAST Baseball (Continued from page 5) Then again the battery partners be- came rather confused in their signals which resulted in the losers' outfield- ers having a very husy evening. Three twirlers were used hy Man- 1e screen and stage, Mr. Holding, it was, who appeared opposite Miss Fred- erick in her tirst motion picture effort, "The Eternal City," and now he has a part quite as exacting as.he had in that famous subject, Leon Bary, who also has an import (ant role, was for more than six years {the leading man for Madame Bern- hardt and also appeared in support of Madame Rejane, He was long recog- nized as one of the most skilful actors | on the European stage. In "The Lure 50-¢ of Jade" Mr. Bary has one of the big- | (Best parts to which he has ever heen assigned, Hardee Kirkland, Arthur Clarissa Selwynne and others a notable array of players. Rankin, make up | ager Clancy in an attempt to squeeze through a victory, even going to the mound himself, Jack Fry started and {worked the first four innings, getting along very nicely until errors behind fhim gave his opponents a big lead. |For the first three frames, the contest thad the earmarks of being a close | battle, the score being 2-2 at the end {of the third. | Too Daring on Bases, | The losers also hit the pill hard but when romping around the bases, be- | {came too daring and runs were cut off | {on several occasions. In the second stanza the bags were loaded with only one out but the man on third was nipped going home and the runner on CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wallbanks wish to thank their many friends for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their little daughter, Joan. H2-a Asthma Sufferers Hilton WW. Parks, Whulerdown, fmt, writes: "I can safely bless the day you left a botile of Astiuna Remedy with me I had relief from the frst dose have beem im proving ey nee: can hie down at night and ; the congh has en Hrely jeft me; 1 have gained threes pounds sinee 1 started the bottle, which 1s now nearly finished. The Food news. has spread aronnd this district, and already several want to ry ai I feel so good over the new hile, as it we I like to tell others £1.00 per bottle, Money back if 'BRIGGS' ASTHMA REMEDY' For sale at Jury a, or by mail from Whithy, Out. and One step won't take you very far, You've got to keep on walking; One word won't tell folks who you are, You've got to keep on talking; Ome inch won't make you very tall, You've got to keep on growing; One little ad. won't do it all, You've got to keep them going. Detroit Free Press:- Don't know how to say it, For my brain is all awhirl, But God mist love the folks to whom in. He sends a little girl. RAILWAY GRAND TRUNK 85'svem Solicitor, Notary Public, Conveyan- cer, etc. All branches of Civil and Criminal Law. Loans arranged. Office, King St. Chambers (formerly Oshawa House) King St." West, Osh- Isecond was caught about four feet off the bag. The same thing occurred in the fifth when two hits and a walk | filled the bases with one out. The {runners on second and third were millwright work. Must have initia-|cots, couches, dressers, wardrobe, tive. Apply Box "R" Reformer. | sidchoards, extension tables, dining 51-c | chairs, rockers, parlor suites 5 good | OUR PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARD| 00k stoves, | gas stove, hall racks, 'Mud Hut The Double Track Route Between MONTREAL Radiators Repaired AT THE dressing table, laundry stove, pil-| awa. Pboues, Office 940; Residence 6195. GRIERSON & CREIGHTON--BAR- Pub- risters, Conveyancers, Notaries Jie, etc. Office over Standard Bank. entrance Simcoe St.; Phone 13. J. F. Grierson, B.A.,, T. K. Creighton, R.A. G. D. CONANT, B.A., L.L.B.--BAR- rister, Solicitor, Notary Public, ete. Ofice (entrance) 7% Simcoe St, South, Oshawa. Loans arranged on mortgages, conveyancing and gen- eral practice. Phone 63. Agents already making $3 per hour in spare and full time. Write Brit- ish Canadian, 122 RichmondWest, Toronto. 51-bh Help Wanted--Female WANTED for general housework. ily. Apply 462 Simcoe St. N. 50-¢ party taking office. WANTED--WARD MAID FOR OSH-| Bldg. awa Hospital, must have good refer-| HALL TO RENT ences. Apply to Superintendent floor--heat light. |terations to suit Apply to H. Engel. 47-tf. lows, carpets, children's cribs, buggy, glass sealers. Goods at {gain prices. 17 Prince St. To Rent {FOR RENT--FURNISHED OFFIC baby bar a Suite 4, Bradley Size tenant. 27x73. Al- H. E. MORPHY, B.A.--BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary Public, ete. Office 11% Simcoe St. South, Oshawa. Phones---Office 210. Res. 160. Chiropractic IF YOU ARE SICK. TAKE CHIRO- practic Spinal Adjustments and get well. Ezaminations free at office. Dr. 8. M. Jones, 86 Simcoe St. North. Surveyors M.M. GIBSON--ONTARIO AND DO- on Land Surveyor and Civic En- gineer, Whitby. Phone 231. Suc- cessor to late W. E. Yarnold, of Port Perry. 73-t Undertakers & Embalmers LUKE BURIAL CO. -- FUNERAL directors, émbalmers, private am- bulance; morgue and chapel in con- nection; picture framing; 11 Simeoe St. South. Phone 210. Residence 19 Division St. 26-1 yr Insurance Agents FIRE INSURANCE -- PLACED IN Wellington Mutual and Union Fire Insurance Society, London, England. N. A. McLean, Oshawa Agent, Tel. 31 = -------- ALL KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRS AT Ideal Tire Repair shop, Jackson Gar- age, fimcoe St. South. Tires Zor sale. Jamieson Bros., Proprietors. Phoue 766. 11-tf FURNITURE STORED -- IN CLEAN dry building. Also storage for cars. Day phone 552J, night 662W. Rut son Road North. ol-tL. oo Patents RIDOUT AND MAYBEE, KENT Bldg., Yonge Street, Toronto, Regie- tered Patent Attorneys. Send for free booklet. 20-1 WILL. T. BAKER, HAMPTON ONT. Jive Stock a specialty. Phene 167r1-4 Bowmanville. 124-6mor WANTED SPECIAL MEAL® WANTED SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES wanted for Oshawa and vicinity from now until the last of December to take orders for our exclusive line of Personal Greeting Cards. This offers splendid opportunity to earn from #10 to #50 per week as to time devoted to the work. Samples free. Write at once for full information. Ly Lumber & Woodyard. Telephone well eleaned rugs wear Dept. D175 Carlton Publishing Co., 226 Spadina Ave., Toronto. 50-1mo E. CARR, 5¢ ALBERT ST. TAXI pairs, alterations or additions. See (monstration--in your home. service. Phone 1120-J for best serv- ice at all hours. ol-¢ - mE | TO RENT OFFICE, WELL LIGHT- (85750 WILL, BUY A LOVELY 6 ed and convenient. Apply Union | room modern brick, large rooms, | Bank of Canada, Oshawa. 5 { conveniently located, in first class | po RENT--A LARGE FURNISHED shape. This js a splendid buy.|y.qroom suitable for married couple, $5,300 will buy a nice 6 room brick | yw, ladies or gentlemen. Two with all conveniences, on Elgin St. | . ws walk fre General M 3 Small payment down. Terms easy, | Minutes wa from seneral otors. es i " Apply phone 795. 5 $3,000 willbuy a 7 room cement block PPI house ,half acre of land in country, WANTED TO RENT BY hardwood floors downstairs, fir up-| ber 1st or before, 6 or stairs, electric light. Lots in all, house with conveniences. parts of the town and some particu-' Reformer. 50-¢ larly choice ones in North and East. SMALL ROUGH CAST HOUSE TO Oshawa Real Estate Sales Co., 61 rent,on John Ave, modern conve King St. E. Phone 793. A. C. Lycett, ljences. Apply 263 John Ave. © {Phote 623; J. Young, phone HOUSE TO LET--SOLID BRICK Joo Ee eter hOuSE, garden, stable, electric and | FOR SALE -- FRAME HOUSE water. Good cellar, eight tons of rooms and bath room, convenience: » [coal in. Can have at once. 194 King immediately possession. Apply 83 (West. Apply at house or Telephone Nassau St. 52-¢ 355i. 52-a FOR SALE--DESIRABLE 8 ROOM- ed brick residence, corner Mary and | Elgin, large basement, modern con- | vemiences, good repair. Lot 135 x Re : A A 55. For further particulars Apply | ©ar 1921 model, run 6,000 miles, first | Wm. Ratcliffe, $04 Independent, or | Class condition, will sell reasonable. | Mrs. Wm. Adams, Brooklin, 2520 [n-| Also a quantity of furniture. Adress Box 85, Oshawa. H2-e dependent Brooklin Central. 11] ] : Farm: Wanted ONE HUNDRED ACRE FARM wanted by experienced farmer to TO RENT FURNISHED DOUBLE f t ron work on shares or would take charge of farm. Apply Box "J", Reform- bedroom. Central. Apply 41 | Charles St. S51-¢ | 10 RENT -- A FURNISHED ROOM, 2 conveniences. Apply Box "1", Re- _-- . jformer. and _ Sle TENDERS WANTED ROOMS TO RENT--1 LARGE BED | quay pn TENDERS addressed sitting room, 1 single robm, 3 Minutes' | vp William Knight, hg walk from G.M.C. Apply Box "Q" Re-' puiiding Committee, Board of Kdu- cation Building, Oshawa, Ontario, will be received up to noon August 14th, 1922, for the erection of a fire- former. 52-b y building. Tenders to LITTLE BLACK AND Proof school white Boston Bull puppy, 5 weeks be bulk for all trades except Plumb- old. Children's pet. Finder pleas ing, Heating and Ventilating. Sep- 51-b SEPTEM- roomed 30x "0", | { C. Automobiles For Sale FOR SALE CHEVROLET TOURING 1] | to Chairman LOST - HUTTON & SOUTER, Architects and A i 804 Bank of Hamilton Bldg., Sid | Hamilton, Ontario. i wo : {YOU MAY BE NEXT--DID YOU t " i , 954. Re- arate bulk tenders will be received Fetiun to 64 Bond E. Phone 25) sour | Tor Plumbing, Heating and Ventilat- Re ys - . yy IDE. All tenders must be accompan- LOST --A SILVER WATCH WITH sq" py a marked cheque for 5% of McLaughlin fob attached. Finder | amount of tender which will be held will please leave same at 138 Wil- yy Board until contracts are award- liam St. And receive reward. 52-2 od. The lowest or any tender not | necessarily accepted. Plans and Hardwood For Sale | Specifications to be had at office of i = 4 - 200 | the undersigned or at the Dominion The undersigned have abot aly | Bank, Oshawa, Ontario. A deposit Sons A > hagawood, Diss ally lof $10.000 will be required on all aple, for sale a , 3 olans 2 specifications i a livered to any part of the town in (Plans and specifications until return- cord lots. Apply . LYMAN GIFFORD, Phone 266, Westmount. JOHN HALL, 204 Barrie St., Town. z Sa Lumber = | know that the Royal will clean from: {LUMBER Mig Bas Si EA jeellar to attie in less time, with less (shingles M: Spee Pi ei [effort and more effectively, your rugs, spruce flooring Mi van. SICINE ) yardwood floors, your walls, in fact, spruce $40M. Phone 1027]. 491 | ny part of your house NEW LUMBER FOR SALE--WE Did you know the Royal weighs only {have all kinds of rough and dressed eleven pounds? Easy to carry up and lumber. Ask for quotations. Whit- | gown stairs. Cleans by air alone. EXPERIENCED GIRL | jn Bradley Building, or will sell fur- Small fam- | piture and on monthly payments to| HARDWOOD | "5Hl-e |12, Whitby, Ont. 52-1mo. | Work Wanted | CARPENTER WANTS WORK. RE- me before deciding, D. Stretton, 54 Albert St. Phone 1129-J, 50-1mo longer-- [rug experts say Air Suction best. Watch for the Royal man--he will jclean a rug for you --Free--with no obligation attached. Phone for de- The Simcoe N. Phone p2-a 59 Electric Shop, 1075. (Continued from page 1) to 16 inches. There are houses in S0e | Oshawa where the width is three feet. | nings. This unusual width, it is pointed out Iby Oshawa contractors, zis unfair to plasterers, as the plaster will sag in the gentre on the lathes which are so long. Nearly every other town in the Do- minion calls for floor joists below the first floor in a two-=storied house, of at least 10" x 2", but Oshawa does not. | Neither does Oshawa demand that the floor joists beneath the second floor be not less than 8" x2". Practically every other town north of the 49th parallel of latitude demands this. Under $100 | Mike Pushkedra's home does not {come under the local by-law because {it is not necessary to take out a building permit for the erection or alteration of a place which will cost {less than $100, Mike Pushkedra's home certainly could not have cost | $100. Therefore the Oshawa Building 'ByJaw means no more to Mike than the Mohammedan Koran--perhaps not jas much. Investigation at Mike's {home discloses the fact that 'one may walk across the bare floor of this {human habitation and have the water well up around one's boots as the steps are taken. Verily, a soft place on which to sleep at least. Mike lives alone and only uses the house at night. The Board of Health has ordered that ithe place be vacated but Court Inter- preter William Igel has been so busy since last Thursday that Samitary In- spector F. C. Palmer has been unable to get this official to go with him to notify Pushkedra. The place has no ventilation, no light and no sanitary | conveniences, 50 the Inspector has at least three grounds on which to con- demn the place. But don't think that this a rare ex- ample of an Oshawa home. Do you know that there are people camping on Groom Avenue within the confines of the town? Do you know that there is a home, hall tent, half brush shack, on John street? Do you know that there is a tent pitched in the College Hill District in which a family lives while the cooking is done in an out- door kitchen built of brush? All these live up the Building By-law however, and since most of them are tents, Sanitary Inspector Palmer doubts if grounds during the summer. Oshawa people interested in these cases state that an amendment should be made to the Building Bydaw which would allow the erection of such houses for say, a period of six months, while the owners would be construct- ing suitable dwellings. But they do not think that the town council should al- low them to be used as permanent homes. Do you? No Paralysis i Here There are no cases of infantile para- lysis in Oshawa and although there has been a serious outbreak in Hamil- ton, where there are more than a dozen cases at the present time, the Oshawa Department of Public Health does mot anticipate any epidemic of this dread disease in this town. There has been only one case within recent months and this, unfortunately, result- ed in the death of the child affected. The department is thoroughly inves- tigating this death and enquiring in- to the circumstances surrounding it. If such an epidemic as has broken out in Hamilton should occur here, Sanitary Inspector F.C. Palmer stated vesterday that the department is quite ready to combat any such outbreak. they can be condemned on Sanitary | | again caught stealing. Only one coun- | ter matured in each of the two in- | Stacey was the winners' first piteh- ing selection and he lasted for the first two innings only, when the losers hammered the ball hard but failed to take advantage of their opportunities. Stewart Alger received an 8.0.8. call in the third and he held the Clancyites well in hand although he was nicked for several safeties. The ball artists have stated their intention of settling down to some real hard practise and bope to turn the tables on the same aggregation when the return |game is played. | The spectators, who were almost as | numerous as those who attend the Town Baseball League games, were not backward in declaring that they would sooner see amateur players in action than professionals. One of the !most plausible excuses for a ball team to offer in explaining a defeat is the {work of the umpire but in this respect The Reformer boys had no cause for complaint as Norman Rae handled the balls and strikes as well as the bases in major league style. Much enjey- ment was derived from the game by players and supporters of both teams land another contest is anticipated in | |a short time. The line-ups were: | Reformer: --Zeihr, 3b; Rorabec, ¢; Lacombe, 2b; |Fry, p; Cowan, rf; Davis, f. 3 Rodgers, 1b; Clancy, cf; ; McNeill, Telegram : --Thomas, ¢; Hearn, 1b; E. Alger, 2b; S. Alge s; Slaughter, 3b; McTaggart, cf; Whitney, ri; El- ford, If; Stacey, p. Umpire--N. Rae. The score: Refgrmer | Telegram NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that William Henry Davidson, of the Town of Lindsay, in the County of Victoria, | in the Province of Ontario, Mechanic, | will apply to the Parliament of Can- | { ada, at the next session thereof, for Bill of Divorce, from his wife, | Martha Eliza Davidson, of the City of | Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, in | the said Province of Ontario, Married | Woman, on the grounds of adultery. | of Ontario, this' Seventeenth day of | | July. AD. 1922. O'CONNGR & MOORE, 6 William St. South, Lindsay, Solicitors for Applicant, William Henry Davidson. July 27-5 Thur. mm | | | | | | | SR f TENDERS WANTED | Reformer | DATED at Lindsay, in the Province § TORONTO DETROIT & CHICAGO Unexcelled dining car service, Sleeping cars on night trains parlor cars on principal day trains, Full juformation from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning, District Passenger Agent, Toronto, H. R. Sheridan, Town Agent Telephone 132 W. H. Hutchison, Depot Agent Telephone 60 RADIATOR SERVICE STATION 650 Simcoe St. S. isfaction. All teed. Phone 355w. will give Sat- work Guaran- 51-1m ana I WANT SEVERAL REFINED WOMEN DESIRING TO FIT THEMSEINES FOR EXECU- TIVE POSITIONS IN OUR RAPIDLY EXPANDING OR- GANIZATION; YOU MUST BE OVER YEARS AND ABLE TO SUPPLY REFERENCES OF RELIASILITY AND IN- PDUSTRY. -- MR. EAGAR, 5 STANDARD BANK BUILDING. THIS MAY BE THE TURNING POINT IN YOUR LIFE We have a future to offer a man over 25 years of age, of good habits, good appearance and ability to tell the truth. The Service Department of an International Commercial House is willing to pay well and train the right man for a big executive position. THIS MAY BE THE TURNING POINT IN YOUR LIFE To prove you are the man, call between 1 and 4 p.m. at Standard Bank Building. 25 REFORMER has a circulation that exceeds 2800 copies is- sued every other day. Its pages are crammed full of all the latest lo- cal news. Its 5 ANT AD are read by all and are sure to bring results. They cost little but ac- complish much. Don't hesitate. It will PAY you as it has hundreds of others to give The Reformer Want Ads a trial. The Ontario. Reformer Phone 35 Phone 235 F.W.DOBNEY 55 Park Road PAINTER, ETC. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Painting and Paperhangiong. ete. Fine selection of wall- SEALED TENDERS addressed lo Mr. William Knight, Chairman | Building Committee, Board of Kdu-| cation Building Oshawa, Ontario, | will be received up to noon August 14th. 1922, for the erection of a fire- proof school buildng. Tenders, to] be bulk for all trades except Plumb-| ing, Heating and Ventilating. Sep- arate bulk tenders will be received for Plumbing, Heating and Ventilat-| ing. All tenders must be accompan- | jed by a marked cheque for 5% of! amount of tender which will be held by Board until contracts are award-| ed. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and Specifications to be had at office of | the undersigned or at the Dominion | {Bank, Oshawa, Ontario. A deposit lof $10,000 will be required on all \plans and specifications until return- led. | HUTTON & SOUTER, Axchitects and KE Ss. 804 Bank of Hamilton Bldg. Hamilton, Ontario. pl-c Brick Brick Brick Have you ordered Brick 'for that mew house? If not sce or phone the Argue-McLaughlin Coal Co. Agents for the INTERPROVINCIAL BRICK CO. Brick Always On Hand 110 King Street W. Phone 1246 Auly 6--Ang. §