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PALE VWELVE THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1926 Henry Ford's Displeases Junior Chicago, Dec. 21. -- Boys and girls who have been taught since their nursery days to save their pennies will not listen to Henry Ford's advice discouraging thrift in youth, Russell Johnson, 13-year- old president of the Gary Wheaton Junior Bank, 'at Wheaton, Refs here, said in an interview Monday. Russel attributes his own success to his ability to save, he explain. ed to the United Press, in terming the motor magnate's recent state- ment "a bad move in the public © eye," "What made Henry Ford one of . the biggest and richest amen in the world?" Russel asked "Spmeone saved the money that he borrowed to get his start, of course, Now he wants to tell other boys not to save, Why, just take my own case, If I hadn't listened to my father and mother, I wouldn't be presi- dent of the Gary Wheaton Junior Bank to-day, You know the direc- tors of the big bank chose me as president of the junior bank be cause I had the largest savings ac- . + Advice to Boys ; ank Head count. And now the others are en~ vious of me." Russell disclosed that he had sent Ford a telegram as one big man to another, expressing his views on the important problem, "I hope you didn't mean what the papers printed in an interview with you Thursday," the wire read. "We have formed our junior bank to teach boys and girls to save for useful purposes, How could you have started without some one's savings to start on?" Wheaton's young financier sald he was particularly displeased with Ford because he felt his statements would have a depressing effect on money conditions in the bank which Johnson is head, "Here we were just going along fine," Russell commented. "There has been quite a bit of rivalry among the boys and girls in Whea- ton and our bank has made great progress, We've only been going now about six weeks and we plann- ed to have 300 young stockholders in a short time," BATHTUBS AND VANITY BOXED BEFORE CHRIST Ancient Greek City Had Them Even as in Modern Days New York, N.Y,, December 21-- There were bathtubs, vanity box- es in the Greek city of Olynthus in the fourth century B, C, Their discovery was described recently to the newly formed Brooklyn Chap- ter of the Archaeological Institute of America by Dr, David Moore Robinson of Johns Hopkins Univer- pity, The ruins of the city of 50,000 FLOOR SANDING Hardwood floors, laid, sanded and ished complete--*'We know Ww oN: J. TRICK ompany Ltd Albert wp Ya 4 nes 280-157 25 TIME TABLES C.PR. TIME FABLE, taking effect 1201 am. New Schedule Sunday, April 29, 1926, Daily Daily 5 Daily. uly except Sunday, Daily except Sunday. Daly. Daily. times shown above are times trains from Oshawa Station. Sunday, Chix. TIME FABLE Effective Sept. 30, 1928, Eastbound 823 a.m. Daily except Sunday, 8.58 a.m. Sunday only. 9.59 a.m Daily L117 p.m. Daily except Sunday, 2.32 p.m. Daily except Sunday, 6.47 p.m. Daily except Sunday, 9.42 p.m. Daily. § 11.09 p.m. Daily except Saturday, 12,09 a.m. Daily, 12.25 a.m. Daily. W. » Deon 9 Zo .14 p.m. Sunday only. 8.45 p.m. Daily except Sunday, NN Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE (Effective on and aites Nov. 4 West engunanuBS om: S8LGS88EY Voeeee BEEREERES lo 88 oY 131 : : ne 31: 8 F fil i pre Bmu an 1A 2: i SEEERRRREREE 33843434 BERERERRREES Ess & 8 B 8 FEELS ag | Bar Eohinks HHH EE Byfisces 14113 13 1133113 = & oe 8 LT inn | i | people were found on the Macedo- nian plains of Northern Greeee by Dr. Robinson and his party, The ex- pedition was financed by Baltimore business men, who raised $9,000, The unearthing of the remnants of the city's walls, Dr. Robinson said, now not more than 10 per cent, complete, give a perfect plan view of one of the new complete Greek cities discovered. Th city was the leader of the Chaleidie League which precipitat- ed the JPelopennesian war, familiar to all students of ancient Greek history. It was destroyed in 348 B, C. by Philip of Macedon, father of Alexander the Greaf. Among the discoveries were grain vases 15 feet high, busts in marble and terra cotta, plates, bowls and other objects highly or- namented and a pair of bronze epaulets worn by some Greek Gen- eral. The bathtubs were not unlike the modern models except they had the sloping end cut low, TWO GOLD NUGGETS FOUND IN GOOSE Hamilton, Dec. 21.--Second only to the goose that laid the golden egg is the dressed goose which W, C, Campbell, Burlington butcher, has in his possession. Today he found two gold nuggets in the gizzard of the bird and was informed that the small pieces of solid gold are worth sev- eral times what the goose cost. Mr. Campbell said the fowl came from Fergus or Arthur, and was included in his Christmas shipment. He was preparing it for delivery to a cus- tomer when the gold was found. -- PHONE 22 For Your Drug Needs THO MPSON'S 10 Simcoe St. 8.~We Deliver COAL-- Phone 193 W. J. SARGANT Yard--89 Bloor Street, E. | Orders Promptly Delivered Baked Good ON SALE TOMORROW { MORNING ] 8 to 10 o'clock { Customers are assured of Fresh Goods Daily. ROSS, AMES & GARTSHORE CO, ® Priore 8+, Nut- Krust Bakery | MRS. JOHN A, BARRON DIES staying in Sarnia since November, re : {She was born in this city, the daugh- "Sa Dec, 21.--The death occur- late Robert S. Gurd, Sur= red here, Tu afternoon at the ter, 0f the late : home of eo Miss Maisie | Viving are her husband and two Gurd ,of Mrs, Jessie Talfourd Gurd |daughters, Carol and Naomi; two sis- Barron, wife of Judge John A, Baral ters, Mrs, Wilkinson and Miss Gurd ron of Stratford, at the age of 52,of Sarnia, and two brothers, Dr. R. ears. Mrs Barron had been in ill|D, Gurd of Montreal, and Norman ealth for some time and had been!S. Gurd of Sarnia, The wise man never waits till is driven by necessity. Becure your CONGER COAL now while best services are available. Concer Lemen CoaL Co. Limrren J. H. B- LUKE Phones 871 -- 931 -- 687.W BIG CHANGE SHOWN Canada Now Commands Plentiful Sources of Supply Ottawa, Dec. 21. ~~ The grea. change that has overtaken the an thracite coal market in this coune try is described in the second pro- gress report of the Dominion Fuel Board, made public recently, Tle report covers the period from 1923 to 1928. In 1923 the people of Ontario and Quebec were worried as to whether they could get enough fuel to keep them warm during the winter, Now the fue: companies are fighting for busi- ness - » The report says: "The disturb ing conditions in 1923 were the extent to which the people of On- tario and Quebec had come to de. pend upon United States anthra- cite coal for domestic purposes; the general belief that this was the only fuel suitable for this purpose; the limited reserve available in the United States, estimates as low as 35 years' supply having been made; the growing cost of the fuel; the interruption to supplies that had heen experi:nced in 1902- 8, at various times during the war and again in 1922, and the consid- eration by the United States Con- gress of .egislation that would place an embargo on th: output of anthracite" FIVE YEAR SENTENCE FOLLOWS GUN DUEL Hamilton, Dec,: 21,--Five years in Portsmouth penitentiary was the sentence meted out today by Magis- IN FUEL STATION trate Massie, at Caledonia, to Rob- FOR QUICK SERVICE HAYTON The Roofer 185 Arthur St. Oshawa Phone 1643W ' ert Smith, alias Wilkinson, who was arrested here a week ago when he attempted to enter the city In a stolen car. Smith was convicted of breaking into the bardware store of E, B, French, Caledonia, and admitted stealing an auto, He was acquitted on a charge of shooting with intent and breaking into a Ca- yuga store, ' Constable Fraser, of Caledonia, saw Smith in the hardware store several nights ago, and when be went to investigate there was an exchange of shots. Smith made hig way to a garage, stole an auto and headed for Hamilton, The radiator boiled, He stole milk from a high- PHONE 716) I W. J. SULLEY, Auctienee: Loans, Insurance Collection and Real Estate . By Oshawa 4h Prince ST. Oshawa, Ont. ways and to enable him to reach the city, Hamilton officers were waiting for him as he turned down the mountain, The overheated milk was steaming from the radiator cap. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Cutler & Preston 64 King St. West Telephones 578. 228 Night Calls 510, 1560, The DISNEY Real Estate Only $1800---4 room cottage, cene tral, paved street, Lights and water, Garage, Chicken house, Eaky terms, #36006 rooms, Modern, Burk St, Good condition, $8753 rooms, Garage home Nice high lot, Only $25 down and $25 per month, No Interest or taxes while paying for it, x Phone 1550 for inspection. Reha SL si Magistrate Massie convicted John A, Day, King street east, Hamil- ton, of short changing a storekeep- er at York, . ELLA CINDERS--Would You Guess It? IDEA ABOUT THIS SINDERS 1 GIRL. IS R! [ SHE'LL BE A Wow! fo ------------ WHAT as BRINGING UP FATHER-- WOW - THERE'S AN EGG, COLUMBLS WOULDN'T HAVE BOTHERED WITH IT'LL STAND A LISTEN: I'M GOW DOWN TO TELL THAT GROCER Vor BIVE ni Asoo Tk CALL" NOVY LISTEN: FF YOU EVER SEND ME AN COUNTRY ? YES: BUT 7 (2) lll © 1928, by Int'l Feature Servict, lnc. Great Britain rights rescrved. WHY DO WE HANG UP HOLLY WREATHS AT IT IS A VERY OLD CUSTOM THAT COMES TO US LATE IN THE SIXTH CENTURY EVE AND THE EPIPHANY AS A SEASON OF REJOICING AND FESTIVITY, THESE BEST-LOVED FEATURES OF THE OLD PAGAN FESTIVALS WERE RETAINED IN THE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION, AND HAVE REMAINED UNTIL TODAY. © ing Fantureé Syndicate, fac, Geent Britain rights seserved. L HUN! T WHISH THAT SOMEBODY WOULD I nivENT SOMETHING THAT MEANT A BUS: HUDSON -ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS Oshawa hone tion AD 12:21 THE FIRSY GIRL TO {RADE tN 47, 50 4 GUESS THAT PELTON GIRL ISN'T SuCH A BAG SHoT] WITH HIM AFTER ALL FAR AS vM I HAVEN'T ANY GOMPET GOSH, I WISH 1 WAS GOING BACK TO WOR! AX SIMPKINS AMD C TOMORROW INSTE i OF "THAT GOWN SHoP »