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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1929 PAGE THIRTEEN EMIGRATION PLAN - NOT SUCCESSFUL tod Passage Scheme Js Likely To Be i Abolished § J Loon, Dee, 12.~Assisted emigra- "from 'Britain to Canada is on inl there Is a likelihood that it will be abolished. The recent visit of Right Hon, J. H, Thomas, Lord Privy Seal and so-called Minister of loyment; to the training farms Iw England for Canadian emigrants, has revealed the difficulty of securing 3000 workers to fill the quota for whom the Canadian suthorities have undertaken to find jobs this year. The Manchester Guardian points out that there Is a striking contrast int the slump in the number® of as- sisted emigrants compared with the ntimber who have gone to Canada without any assistance except a re- duction in thelr fares, Between May and Aust, inclusive, this year more than 41,000 Jeohle paid thelr own fares to the Dominion, an increase of 47 per cent over 1928, and 90 per cent of these emigrants have gone to settle there permanently, While the number of British inde- pendent emigrants have increased, the number of emigrants from non- preferred countries fell by 33 per cent, It is stated that the few cases where men who paid thelr own fare failed to make good are insignificant in view of the large number of as sisted emigrants who fail, It appears that the Canadian eml- gration authorities here are now con. sidering the wisdom of continuing nssisted emigration schemes, und there will probably be a conference between them and Mr, Thomas on this matter In the near future, MAN IS IDENTIFIED BY PHOTOGRAPHS Janesville, Wis, Dee, 12,~FPhoto- yraphs Monday established the iden lity of a man held in jail here ws 'the mystery man," wanted by Seat. le, Wash, authorities for 31 attacks spon women, Sheriff Charles R, trey smid, The man, 25 years old, was arrests wd Monday night after Under Sheriff Robert Moodie saw him on the street and recognized him from photographs hailed from Seattle at the time of the nation wide hunt for the mystery man several wedks ago, He was suffering from a gun shot wound, Garey sald Several weeks ago, Seattle and [ther nearby cities were terrorized y a man who forced his way inte \omes and, at the point of a gun, at- acked women, More than 30 such ses were credited to the "mystery nan, Because the owner of a bus com- pany gave §500 toward the renova- tion of a church at Boston Btemp, England, a miniature bus was plac. ed on top of the edifices, dh Toys That Are Not Toys Are | 1929 Offering r-- | New York, Dee, 12==A tour of the | bigger toylands of the New York stores resulted In revelations border ing on the startling, Vor the bigger and better toy this holiday season 1s designed, not just to be played with, but to help Mama wash the dishes | and sweep the floor or to mow the lawn while Papa plays golf Of course there are many toys that are strictly toys, but the utilitarian Innovations are manifold and varied The toy lawnmower, for instance, is really no toy, It ls guaranteed to cut | grass, and little Orville will yelp for | more pasturage once Sunta drops the | thing down the ehimney For little Elvira, there Is the dish washing outfit, It iy designed so that | Elvira can handle a great many of | Mama's dishes @ | the cups and saucers for her dolls, A toy vacuum cleaney Is another item]! Id mothers won't puss up in a hurry, | There nre planes and divigibles of | dec ! make, | ! child | man model and of them, a a considerable |! every coneelvable To operate some simply has to posses knowledge of aerodynamics The electric trains this year things of beauty and joys forever | You may have a subway tram, un elevated or a regular cross-country limited, The more expensive outfits have loading devices, complicated switches, sturdy wreckers, and many | features unknown to the BI, & O, | A complete airport, European style: | with sponge, shrubbery and electric | beacons, Is au nifty offering In on store, There are gusoline pumps that | really work, bicycles and sidecnrs, polar bears that strut nround and grow! quite realistically, a whale that swims in the bathtub and spouts water, n toy coffee percolator that works, tops shaned like dragon thas that skitter off inte space, and' a goose that ambulutes in lays golden oka to beat the band nthe way ol uniforms, the ure most \ fa u Lounge handsome Simcoe St. N. v Keep Him Home At Nights ! $10 to $20 When a man uses an article of wearing apparel daily he will : appreciate its value -- a con- stant reminder of the donor. Some plain colors, some with rough Sipe eff y figured--all offer- in a special value selection. JOHNSTON'S || Robes ects and others Phone 676 Se SRE The photographs here show interest. while she is washing | BOW tols elud steers, and arm shield | Ing fou sary thi \ trait of Premier J. T, M. Anderson, (2) Anderson homestead at "Fairs in hases in the life of J, T. M, i, Plasey 4 by bank." (3) Premier Anderson when Saskateh. ewan, who Is to visit Toronto, near Anderson, premier = of of his graduation from college, and (5) Premier and Mrs, Anderson at the time of their wedding. where, at Fairbank, the family lived | and he was born, (1) Recent por. ' gelug hat of the gang- | da Gitiod an. this "if +1 flo equipm I'he spit sparks and the only thin acking iy a text book io inform, the | TALKIE PREVENTS THEATRE ROBBERY , club chairs, Ottomans and modelled after the ennort r lamp ther h amazi ter, Tt Ioan d] 0 |m 7 | ral erie hand, there arg nis indeut ems New York, Dec. 12=Three bandl entered a Brooklyn theatre {and in true melo-dramati tarted torturing two lights | a cffort 1 learn the ¢ he other outhits, with h tg htaticl Other warfare [I FT Bix One slog offer) witchmey | Apartment hou with electric mbioation ni, the whale affair stand- | to the fe t high, Ad for the furnishings, such a fn evet theatre, I'he voices from out in the ound of vole Suddenly, the s nur eam a, "For your family's protection the bathroom should always be health. fully clean." This isaccomplished by cleaning the tub and washbowl after each using, because Old Dutch not only removes the visible dirt, but the often-dangerous impurities, as well." For greater economy Old Dutch fs unequalled, No cleaning preparation does so much as Old Dutch and none can do it so well, BOVRIL every lay helps you keep the flu away Bovril builds Strength without fat a boy, (4) The premier at the time | | 3 | | | | | | | | { grew louder and the bandits grew frightened, They fled The two watchmen, Edward Jones and his won, Charles, hurried back. stage to thank the electricians who were working on the theatre's talkie apparatus and who had inadverently brought about their deliverance by turning on the talk Walking Into na large sheet of plate glass being unloaded trom u truck in London recently, & Women shattore' the glags without injure ing herself. | | AUTO MAKERS SAY | PUBLIC BENEFITTED Industry Will Be Reviewed at Hearing Before Tariff Board Ottawa, Dec, 12Canadian motor car manufacturers will be before the Tariff Board this week in connection with un inquiry into all gation m Parliament that they have not passed on to consumers the benefits of the excise tax removal of a few years apo, The manufacturers have pre. pared a brief, setting forth that they |, have given the public' the advantage of the reduction, Some of them also claivy the ser- iousness of competition from the Un- ited States despite the duty, and one firm whose headauarters is in the United States talks of closing its Canadian branch, WANTS GUM OUTLAWED Dublin, Dee, 12--Chewing gum was something of an issue in the Dail, A member asked I, PP, McCarran, Sec retary for Local Government and Public Health, whether he was "aware of the demoralization of pub- lic health, especially among young sersons, arising from the increasing mbit of gum chewing in the Free State, and whether he would intro duce legislation prohibiting the sale thereof! 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