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. eo SOMA 8 8 PAGE TWELVE NIGHTS BEST FEA' FEATURES 6.30 god System (WEAF)--La Touraine I Hy Dg 0 Ep * Colum: pg SC WEAR God Strand © Orchestra 100 NBC C Vincent § Lopes: Ougity RPL Sumy N, RBA EATS. Ems ro WEAR Rade 5% NBC System 1.00 N 'System (Central)--Farm and the Air. 1.30 WLW 'Cinci, Seliool of 2.45 WHA. Chicago. Sox vs Dry also 3.00 NBC System RA Randy Vallees or- chestra to IGHT'S PROGRAMS 4.3 NBC System: Bill and Jane to WEAF, TON WLW _(428)--Cinei. Trio, . 5.00 NBC Ascii Talks Sherry's Music to W A WGY (379,5)--Schen Markets; hestra. PPE? EFREBRREE Whithy, Oshawa, Boweatille BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE (Effective on after April 28, 1929.) 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WOR WeAu WNAC, WMC, WSMB, Waak (375)--Ft. Worth, Sunflower Fy Roem: RW Nights to Comba Network: La P: WEW. a )--Cine i Addie ig (374)~Ft, Worth, Musical pre: LW _ (428)--C; NEC System: The Ve Via) progr WBZ, W BZ WBAL AL WHAM, K, WBAP' (374)~Ft, Ly Musical prog. 9.15 fre (272)~Atlantic City. Musical pro- THE OSHAWA DAILY LIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929 i, Variety; Dance Mus . 10.30 WFLA (333)--Clearwater. Classic hour wes. Fon 4i6)e-Chicage. Concert and dance tl tr i Eley Sammie; Willsey's orches. 110 ESTP on: Paul. Amos 'n' Andy, Rw oy cago, Panico's Orches. 389)--Lincoln. Courtesy program Wiic | SALVAGED SHIP MAKES FIRST TRIP Sault Ste. Marte, Ont., May 22-- The Steamer Agawa which was wrecked off Manitoulin Island mn to] the big storm of December, 1927, i |and later salvaged, made her first & | trip today, since she was piled up on the rocks. She has since been g | fhmdny the Robert E. Durham Captain W, C. Jordan, who was in charge of thes hip at the time of the storm, was on board as a pas- senger, She left for the head of the lakes. :.. Proves Mystery TRG wf aster Films Stored Above Room Where Explosion Took 'Place, Unaffected (By Canadian Press Ttaed Wire) Cleveland,' Ohio, 22--The mystery of the eh Clinic fire which killed 125 persons from poison- ous: gas Sentra enerated by burning X-ray film in basement was intensified yesterday with the knowledge that more than twice as much film kept in other parts of the building failed to ignite, The fire o; opiginated § in 2 storeroom. In a room a! , according to Dr. D. H. Nichols, still more film was kept, and this was untouched during the double explosions which rent the in- terior of the structure and burned out the woodwork. Nichols made the statement to Coroner A, J. Pearse, investigating the disaster, He was undble to explain why this film r d intact, but said pieces Stylish Shoes I. COLLIS & SONS 3 tat St. = | today, two of PHONE 22 For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St. S~We Deliver of it had been ignited on many occa- sions through accident, and that no poisoned gasses had been noticed. Dry William E. Lower, a director of the clinic, identified the fumes as nitrogen dioxide, He, with Dr. George W. Crile, co-founders of the institution were to give their versions of the calamity before Pearse today, Thirty injured were in hospitals them admitted iast night. Three cases were discharged]. and physicians reported all but the seriously injured out of danger. Cancel Goodwill Trip Sarnia--The annual Michigan: Ontario goodwill voyage which was to have been sponsored by the Sar- It Paystou use TIN'SENOUS "100% PURE PAINT AND VARNISHES A spedial product ~ foray purpase ~ for every surface ee io % Pune MARBLE-ITE for hordoad | - Jor Saleby OSHAWA FRED FLINTOFF & SONS, PAINT /ARNISHECS 4 LACQUERS nia chamber of commerce on the S.S. Noronic, June 5 to 8B has been can- celle ONTARIO GAZETTE ANNOUNCEMENTS Toronto, May 22--Under the di- vision courts act, Ontario Gazette announces the following. appoint ments: W. Clare Adams, of Wing- ham, clerk of the eighth division court, Huron County; Allan Fliler, of Fernleight, bailiff of the siqth division court, Frantenac county and Frank Scholfield of Wilber- force, bailiff of third division court, Haliburton County. Following are appointed notaries public, Timothy A. Coughlan, of Hastings, for counties of Northum- berland and Durham; Frank K. Eb- bitt, of Iroquois Falls, for Coch- rane, George E. Stewart, East Zor- ra, and Wm. C, Waller, Cobourg. A naval absentee, named Howell, who was being taken from Bristol to Plymouth, England, jumped through a window while the train was travelling at sixty miles ag hour, but was found suffering only from abrasions. The London and North-Easters Railway steamer Bruges came {nt4 collision with a new motor boat, Nore which sank at Harwick Hawn bor, but the owner Mr. Gordon, of Hartlepool and the crew were picks ed up. -- ELLA CINDERS Very Nice Of Him I'D RATHER FELLOW MAKE HM Pike ME A& ELAS CONTRACT! HAVE A MORTGAGE ON 9.30 ES (357)~Toronto, Concert MWCAH (209)--~Columbus, a aeuih NBC System: Gold Strand Orgliugtea. to WEAF, WCAE,» WGY, WEEI, WLIT, WTIC, WoC, WOW, WTAM, WSM, WSB, WWJ, KSD, WBT, WHAS, W, Wins *KPRC, KSTP, WKY, WJAR, WT. KOA, WMC, WOAI, KYW, WOW. WHAM 1D ~ Rochester. Songs; 10.00 WBAL "G8 -- Baltimore, The Mary. WCCO" (30) Swedis Mpls. St. Paul. I EE ar stem : Orchest: WE. 5 44 WKY, RSD, ho Ww, WI S| WMC, WFJC. Wer, (49) =Bistalo. Studio program, 379.5)--~Schenectady, Orchestra in - 4 a EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Author LAL a == Jd of By Geo. McMansa THERED THAT REFINED LOOKING MAN | DAW COMING OUT OF [ANSWER THE DOOR AND TAKE THAT GENTLEMAN IN THE PARLOR: FIND OUT WHO NE 47 INVITE HIM TO OINN HURRY! DON'T FORGIT | TO CALL AGN - of © 1925, Tai Feature Service, Iac., Great Seftais rights sencrved. 1 INVITED HIM "TO DINNER, BLT HE COULON'T STAY: HES DINTY MOORES VALET- HES GOT TO GIT BACK AN'PREDSD DINTY!S PANTS ou! | CEMYURY, THE GREAT ARTISTS, RAPHAEL MENGS, 1 WONDER WHY THAT (§ HOMAN DIDN'T ACT LIKE A LADY AND ¢ LEAVE A VISITING CASSANOVA, FISCHER AND BARTCH DID NOT DISDAIN TO PLEASE FASHIOHABLE PEOPLE BY DRAWING DESIGHS FOR VISITING « Ho pm EE OPTOMETRIST Fine "Takes 23Y; Simcoe St«North Whitb; ny Hospital. i CHARMING VIGNETTES, SOME OF WHKH WERE MODELS OF COMPOSITION AND DESIGNING. THE IDEA SPREAD FROM FRANCE TO THE SOCIETY FOLK OF DRESDEN, BERLIN, VIENNA AND LONDON. © 1929, King Featuidh SYndlcsts, Tne, Grast Brital rights yacreod. Oshawa Mausoleum NEARLY SOLD OUT Balance of space available limited 'to the accommoda- tion of about twelve more i Many Oshawa people have promised themselves accommodation in the Mausoleum should the reed for use occur. Only a few more can secure this protection and immediate reservation will have to be made. Kindly communicate # & with our representative, : : Mr. P. M. VALIQUETTE » » "Whe Will Be At The Commercial Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday of this week CANADA MAUSOLEUMS LIMITED Metropolitan Building, Toronto, Ont. (This notice will not appear again) E DEVELOPMENT OF THE VISITING "CARD APPEARS TO BE MOST MARKED in FRANCE. DURMG THE EIGHTEENTH TILLIE THE TOILER--Distance Lends Courage HIT ry LITTLE 1 HERE YoUR BRO \ AN 80y LIKE You WALTER OM THE 'PRONE, NIFTY - Do YoL WANT wo TALK TO HIM TALK TO HIM LIKE THAT OVER /PHONE = NO, Your BROTHER NIFTY ISN'T HERE MR. MEL LONS - a Su Bie ThE =H Do BE RINGING UP HERE AND YOUR. DUMB "T nt of I ) Ys JON