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" Easy-to-Find" RADIO PROGRAM ._ To-Night's Best Features ': 7.00NBC (WEAF)~Voters Service--"The | po NBEC - y. hives hes : Guy tp evila Bio. (J) po rena Programs, ane Ww whi € (94.5)--New York. Markets, 428)--Cinci, Markets; Glad Girls, 0 WBZ (09)--Springfield. Lowes orches, Nat System: Wal Astoria Concert WEAF, WR WHAM (8.5y-Rochester. Markets; Dinner mus! wiz New York, Old Man WLW ( Theis _ orchestra. bis Wi WTAM ¢ .00 b 0} Buffalo. Statler orchestra WIZ (345) New Jase Savannah ore cht to WBZ, WBZA, Bi What wR Mg Pro. re Srey bd wir Sere WEAF, WRG WIA "ESD E,' WTAG, WH 4 whAS NEAN i) wie, Wow, WMC, WGR WHAM (258 ochester, Rn Sa- more Pb Wirz 4. New York, Smalle' and Robertson to WNAC {ait)=Roaton. News; Amos 'n' Andy; Orches WOR Newark. Entertainers, 7.30 CNRW (384.4)~Winnipeg., Dinner mu. Chea (357)=Toronto, Maytag Radio- pi (242)--Pitts, Address; Uncle WiAR, a, Sr ve, NeY, WE (428) Cinel. Sohio Musicians. to WHE (315.6) Washington Lotiis or- 8.00 i SE - - fo WEAF, Sox bs gy Q cwalkars WGR (545)--Buffalo, Organ. NBC Pion Stromberg Carlson Sex- TIME TABLES | CPR, TIME TABLE, taking off Bastar. eles, hips efect 11M am. t! shown above [ean from Oshawa y hd C. N, R, TIME TABLE Effective Jun. 6, 1929 Eastbound | 8.23 a.m.--~ + Sunda; pe hy % {FS AEN st fui ,17 p.m.=Daily 12.32 Day except gnaar. : 6,47 p.m.~Daily except Ye ER pee m.~Dail 22/00 a.m. ~Daily. i 42.25 a.m,~Daily. w BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE (Efrecteve «snd altes Nov, 4 Leave Bowmanville 6.15 a.m. 7.20 a.m. 820 i Ess B i PRE WE it 34319444 344 FEERERREREEREE kb NARA _-- sms i EsssgsiEtoef I Basmati] BEERERRERESED =e 88 "0 Bi Si Ir i Gms | 8 3 8 B & ® B 11] 5, a8 = BEEREES 344 111113 § 4 fi it gesegst b ; 3 FERRRE Ih BEsceet BERERES Uy aiien a YR EE a ie WA E37 ays Wr. Sym. | Eo +o BE 8.30 NBC. Sostem fA WBAL, W. wa KYW, W. gH KVO0O, NEAL Xo3 KPRC Wo. WEAF, WTC, AR. Sh WOW, WESH, CoH Wo , | WHO, wit, W WTMJ (487)--Milwaukee. Studio fea: 9.00 Columbia N Whiteman's Or.' Winw, to SPD be Ain Wrar, ik, WLAC, WISN, CNRA" S24) Soman stud concert WEAF, WR, WIAM, rt, Wik: WHO," WRC,' WCA! ' ' WEEL KSD, KO. EWDAE, WEBC, WS, WS KVOO, KSTP.' One Ws, Wiz WEA WHAT RDKA, W, SX, JRE The Taximen, 9.30 NBC System: Dutch Master Minstrels to Xz, WBZ, "WEN, WEBAL, WHAM, KD YW, WREN, MJ, WIR, A 10.00 CNRA (322.4) )--Moncton. A orch, KDKA (306)--Pitts, Syncomatics, Columbia Network: Voice of Columbia to short sleep before each meal is most 1m OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929 EL a and the short, sce "Bu ie doce mean "book now sailings, "Apply Local Agents or \ J. B. MACKAY, General Agent Canadian Pacific Bldg., Toronto 2% Pac #2 Lacific A Harley Street specialist says a SD, | beneficial. Dancers are now said to, wo. 400)--Detroit, A ystem: Syncomatics V4 WBAL, KWK, WREN, WGN, WL WHA 10.3 NBC System: Contraltones to WEAF, WCA 1, AX, yoy '(379.5)--Schenectady. Studio En. sem WGR (545)--Buffalo, Sheas Studio. NBC System: Qichestiadians to WJZ, BA, WHAM, A, WB L ROA KYW, WIR, KSTP, WREN, C (500)--Hartford, Organ. WIAG (517)--Worcester, Bancroft or- 11.00 CFCA" "(357)--Toronto, Watson Orch, Columbia Network: Royal Canadians Organ; NBC System: Slumber music to WJZ, xLY (428)--Cincinnati, Variety hour, (272)--Atlantic City. Slipper Orchestra, 11.30 WAP (375)--Fort Worth, Concert trio, (428)--Cinci, Quintile Ensemble, 12.00 WER: (389)--Chicago. Variety Jor: F (492)--Kansas City. Vari . hie 400)--Detroit, Dance music, WLW We Cinet Dance music; Jack Lite (1% hrs.) vi (8 Kits, Concert M (280)--Cleveland, Dance music. ASHES SCATTERED OVER BROADWAY New York, March 6, -- Three thoiisand feet above Times Square an airplane appeared like a golden beetle imprinted on the blue after- noon sky. Ashes, the remains of Walter Kingsley, theatrical publi- city man, were being scattered from the 'plane over Broadway where the man had so often walked and gone to and fro about his business. The disposal of the ashes of his body was according to his own re- quest; Kingsley wished not to be parted from Broadway. But Broadway itself was blase Broadway; a dozen people raised their heads, hearing the whining song of the 'plane. There was a crowd blocking the sidewalk out- side a window where a man demon- strated a reducing belt. Expect Announcement : on Beauharnois Plan Ottawa, Mar. 5.--The report was prevalent here last night that an announcement in respect to the application of Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company will be made by the Government at the conclusion of te debate on natural resources, which is expected to be completed in the House of Com- mons today. It is claimed in some quarters the Government's decision is favorable to the application, with certain restrictions, JURY WITH A HEART London, Ont., Mar. 6. -- A ver- dict of accidental death, returned by 8 coroner's jury as the result of 8 fire which claimed the lives of A. and V, Luciano, was accompan- fed by instructions to turn the jury fees over to the Luciano family, It Silver .{ was also recommended that West- minster Township council provide water mains and fire alarm boxes in the Manor Park district, scene of the tragedy. Felt Bros, 1 he LEADING JEWELER 12 Simcoe S St. South REPAIRING WATCHES gf your Watch is mot giving satisfaction we csp repair snd make it tell the correct time D. J. BROWN THE JEWELER Official Watch inspector for Canadian National and Oshawa Railroads. 10 King St. W, Phone 189 be leaying Night C1! order to have a nap before break- A fast!--The Passing Show. IFINDS RICHES OF WIFE ARE UNPLEASANT He Finds Wealth is Intolerable (By Sonatina Press) San Fr r. 5--B of the "curse" of his re wealth, Ben- jamin Franklin Manning will try to obtain a divorce from Lois Knowlton Dodge, once the wife of Horace ge, Jr., son of the late automobile manufacturer. He has retained an attorney and established a r here and in Nevada, "My wife's wealth has proved a bit intolerable," said Manning, "In fact, I might say it has been a curse. When I married Mrs. Dodge, whom I had known for years, 1 gave no thought to her millions, But the notoriety attached to my marriage to the divorced wife of the rich Horace Dodge has proved very un- pleasant, Dairying in B.C. The dairying industry in British Coulmbia has developed rapidly during the past three or four years There are in operation today 34 creameries four of which are pro- .ducing both cheese anl butter, and ' four condenseries, principally lo- cated between Kamloops and Van- couver, POISON LIQUOR BLAMED FOR DEATH OF TEN VICTIMS Round of Bootleggers Ends in Arrest of Two Men Held Responsible Peoria, Ills, March 4.--Poison liquor was blamed today for ten deaths here during the week-end in a round-up of bootleggers start. ed as soon as a coroner's investi- gation was completed. Two men were arrested. Three persons died Saturday four on Sunday and three yester- day. The first kdowledge they had died from other ' natural causes came last night when coroner W. H. Elliott announced that post mortem examinations had revealed that poisonous liquor was the cause of death, CHURCH RECORDS HAD MAN DOWN AS GIRL Montreal, March 6. -- For 20 years the name of Hope Vernon Pangman, formerly of Montreal, but now of St. Louis, Missouri, has stood by error on the records of St. George's Anglican church here as a boy. This morning the error was rectified, when a peti- tion to make the necessary altera- tions in the church books was granted by Mr, Justice Surveyor in the Superior Court The peiition was presented this morning by Miss Pangman's fa- | LETT, NICHOLLS AND HALLITT Real Estate Insurance ard Loans, Puonc 3254 1m Bis st. tat, Oshawa Specially priced --$4,500-- $100 cash payment. Bal. ance as rent. New 6 room Central. All con- ther who pointed out that his daughter was born on June 17, 1909, and baptized in St, George's church on July of the same year. Recently it was discovered that ia the official entry of baptism in the church records, the baby was mis- takenly described as a boy. He asked, therefore, that the error be corrected. BRITISH GOVERNMENT HELPS The British Goverment has rec- ognized the value of the C.N.R. correspondence course by entering an agreement recently to bear a portion of the cost of extending the field covered by the ccourse throughout the British Isles, This has been done through the Over- seas Settlement Committee. An active campaign is now being un- dertaken to increase ahe enrol- ment for the course. and it is hoped inthi manner to stimulate the migration of a good type of veniences. Phone 1550 for appointment. settler from the old land to this country. In addition to its circulation ov- erseas, the corresp course HUGHES' VALVE CAPS They save tires, time and clothes, Use the same air the year round. We have taken the Oshawa agency because we know how good they are. Set of five $1.50. 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