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FEY rims onai 3 - ------ a EE------ a. a... Sp ER PAGE TWELVE * { \ } a THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9; 1930 SWELLING RIVERS MENACE DISTRICTS | Waters Threatening to Burst Banks as Thaw Continues : §.--Fioodsy at Toronto, Jan. ww Sey geparated parts of Ontario go Rha HU BE as ut a. EA RE va FRR IR i 'ery particular of his pr ne "a LES Phone "ywelling streams, threatening 'o purst their banks, = last night confirmed the long-range predic- tion made exclusively in The Ma and Empire three months ago by ower, the "Chatsworth sage." ; Nr Eo He rang the bell by pidking Nov. '37. as the beginning of winter with are cold} he was ewraet in ev- jction of hristmas his bat- Here December storms and cold. "And for January ting average is still 1,000. is what he said for January: . "The pronounced thaws in this month of the heavy snows of De- cember, 1929. will cause serious floods in many places." . Late yesterday floods carried out a bridge under construction aver. the Humber at Ebenezer on the side road from Clairville to Brampton, Kettle creek overflow- ad its banks and flooded cellars al Port Stanley and flood-waters aris- | IF WANTING INSURANCE of any kind Iceal Estate or money en other t#an frame houses allow me serve you J. H. R. LUKE Regent Theatre Bldg, Phone 871 or STW FURNITURE REPAIRED Refinished or made to order J. B. BEECROFT Whitby, 'Phone Whithy 12, Oshawa 321 W.A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 8 Bond Street East Hundreds of people wear with utmost comfort Hare's Faaltless Lenses Boys' Aviation, Caps, : solid leather. Special ..... 98c DOMINION CLOTHING (0 6% KING ST. WwW. t hone 2141 We Deliver A _--, COAL COAL hone 193 W. J. SARGANT Yard--a9 Bloor "treet K. Orders 'romptly Delivered houses fox vont, - CUTLER & PRESTON Heal Estate Insurance Telephone H7 2-221 Night calls H10-- 1560 G1 King St. West Disney Real Estate Olle for » 'wo nicely . devin, We have good ex. changes in on hoas»s ply 29 King 1550 DIAMONDS BURNS JEWELRY STORE King & Prince Sts, Machinery Repairing AUTIIAG LOU LAKGE NOTHING 200 SMALL Machine Shop \ Adanac i W. thone 1214 | REPAIRING WATCHES OUR SPECIALTY if your watch is uot giving 'satisfaction we can repalr and make it tell the correct time D. J. BROWN THE JEWELER Official Watch Inspeztor for Canadian National and Osh- x awa Raf'roads "10 King St. W. Phono 180. Felt Bros. 7 he LEADING JEWELER Estab'ished 1886 We have several desirable || £} | | 1 "10.00 p.m. 103 om ed 'earlier in the seasom, was swept good deal of the eribwork into which the ¢oncrete had been pour- away. This will cause consider: able delay. in ibe completion of the bridge. MAYOR OF CHICAGO '473 fire insurance rates, and. the pub- lie revolt against the dismissal of policemen" and 220 firemén, has given Mayor Thompson ample grounds to veto the.reduced city budget of $55,000,000 recently ap-. proved by the city council, This he will do as word from his quar- ters has it. He will suggest in his message that $5,000,000 be added to the 'economy budget of 1930 and further that the city can take members are being causti.ally crit- icized for -saddling om taxpayers ex- penses for chauffeurs ..nd mainten- ance of 48 automobiles, bought hy the city. The cost ig about $3,000 a year for each alderman, who underestimates his opponent," declares a writer, "soon has his eyes opened." Ory "A boxer 3 YEAR OLD BOY 70 STOP SHOKING Youngest Smoker Carrying Out New Year's Reso- 'the's only three years old--has gur- prised his parents by not even ask ing for his daily pipe of tobacco, although he glances yearningly at his father when the latter gmokes. "Billy has more will-powcr than we gave him credit for," his moth- er said. For two years Billy had to have his daily pipe of tobacco--he pre- | ferred a corn-cob pipe--or he | | \ FHONE 22] For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S St. 8. ~-- We Deliver 10 Simcoe the other, or he made things most The photograph here shows John D. Reckefeller on the links | at Ormond Beach, Fla, ing from melting" now and heavy | rain are flush with the tops of the | C.NR. rails the roadbed Stratford. Bridge Washed Out At Ebenezer on the' side road running Into Brampton from Clair- ville, a new highway bridge under washed out. The ally built and on copstruction was { bridge was pa imei deeded TIME TABLES . P. R. TIME TABLE Lffective Sept. 20, 192), (Standard Time) Going West 2.04 p.m. Dail U3 pan. Da boa mm. Daly 1 1. Dail xcept Sunday), (Exce u e way) | | CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Cifective Sept. 27, 1929 (Standard | at | al | TELLING TOMMY no, paring for a worll's ta policemen will be called bi firemen have not yet q jobs, The 8,000 county and ployes 10 VETO ECONOMY Dismissed Officials 'To Be Asked to Return to Their Posts 8.---A new crime increase in Chicago, Jan. wave, a prospective ment. The entire council bod hances with crim» while pre- who were trimmed from | te payrolls are out of luck. There | is no provision for their Teinsigte | closed.-- The Humorist, | ir, The ack; the uit their i il Diamonds ! Bassett's On Oshawa's Mam Corner y of 48 | | Denver, Colo., Jan, 8.--The [first two days are the Russell youngest carrying out his New Year's reso- | Intion to stop smoking. } The { would raise the roof, Mrs. Howard sald, | "The {a pipe | before unpleasant for the neighbors, The tobacco habit, however, made Billy a new "man." Before the doctor ordered him to take up smoking, he was sickly and seldom slept more than three or four hours at night. Now From a pipe Billy graduated to health lin the lution family physician prescribed to cure the child's insomnid, . he hardly could walk. Then hardest, Billy ywhen he learned how to blow the nation's { smoke rings, he became an habi- indicated fn {tual smoker. He called for his corn-cob pipe three times a day. Howard, smoker, he is the very picture of and the most active child husky, brown-eved lad -- cigarettes. He had to have one or neighborhood. ELLA CINDERS--Heels Over Head MY TALKING PICTURE! J Y THEY ALL HAVE TO TIGKLE. THEMSELVES EVEN CRARK, Reg. U. S. Pat. OF; Copyright, 1990, by Metropolitan Newspaper Service ~-- By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb : BRGY Tm Guero, Lah | emi y THE CLOWN, PAST JusT THE Man € ABOUT {/ MASTER OF HUMAN WE BEEN LOOKING Tt LAUGHTER! THE CIRCUS For! CoME. ON, WENT INTO WINTER QUARTERS AND T WENT INTO WHO SMOKED {| NOBODY KNOWS,50N. THE FIRST SMOKING TOBACCO IN PIPE OF - {PIPES WAS AN OLD CUS- TOBACCO, TOM IN AMERICA BEFORE DADDY © YRTHE WHITE MEN CAME. EXIST WERE CALLED PIP PRINCIPALLY LIRANCISCO FERNANDEZ, vit PHILIP IL OF SPAIN TO INVESTIGATE THE PRO- DUCTS OF MEXICO, BROUGHT THE TOBACCO PLANT ; id 70 TO EUROPE I 1558. THOUSH THE PLANT CAME 10 : alld) FOR LITTLE fp WISHI EUROPE THROUGH SPAIN}TS USE FOR : lle iit " . THE NARGHILE OR ORIENTAL PIPE --y-- EARTHENWARE PIPE FROM MOUND Li MOST AHCIEHT PIPES OF WHICH REMAINS FOUND I MOUNDS OR TUMULI t MOUNDS 11 THE UNITED STATES IN OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS AND 10WA 40 HAD BEEM SENT BY & Oe __-- : lr di. gl Uf CAUSE THEYRE LIKELY GET SPANKED AND GOOD FOR {EM TO STAND UP SMAAKING AOKING AVE J \( 05E5 WAS SPREAD BY ENGLAND. f ~ RgMLPH LANE THE FIRST GOVENOR OF VIR- GINIA, 15 CREDITED WITH HAVING BEE! 51 ENGLISH SMOKER AMD WITH INTRO- HABIT TO SIR WALTER RALEIGH, Dita g ~~" BRINGING UP FATHER 'Whitby, Oshawa. Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SUHEDULE (Lifective on rund alter Sept. 29, Going West Arrive 1929) { Anmvive Hospiia Leave Leuve Bowmanville Oshawa S15 wm, [905 am 10 am | LY pam, 23 on. 3.30 p.m. $10 pus 5.40 p.m 1.0 um Wom 1.20 a.m, 82) wm 10.5 a.m 1245 p.m 4.3 om 345 pn HX rm 10.40 pin, 11.55 om. East Arrive Arrive Ushaws Bowmanville 6.50 aim /& wm 7.5 SX am 350 aa VX am 10.8 am. 40.55 a.m 1205 pi: 12.80 poo 1.3% pon 210 nm | 5 3.2 pan | 4.40 pn 4 p.n vm 0.58 p.m Leave Hospital Waithy 6.30 am. 7. a.m. 8.2 acu 10.00 a.m. 1, n a nl LO wm, 1.00 p.m, 4.3% p.m. 5. 1 6.40 | 5.50 oom. ( m, Ln. 8.0 p.m 9.4) p.m i 0.45 p.m 11.00 p.m. lie marked * WhitLy Hospital SUNDAY AMD HOLIDAY SCHEDULE | * Going West H f eave Leave Srrive Botvmanville Oshawa Whitby * 9.00 wm. 0am 45am MW am, 200 pm 1215 pm, 1.45 pan, 2.15 p.m, 2.5% pm. 345 p.m 45pm. 4.3 pm, $45 pom. 6.15 pan, 6.30 p.m. 7.45 pan, B15 pan, 11.1C p na Jpm 12 ars through busses to | Arrive Hospita. 104% a.m 8.30 p.m, $0.45 p.m, 1.00 p.m st Arrive Arrive Oshawa Bowmanville VY a.m Going Leave Whitby 10.45 wt. 12.45 po, 2.45 p.m, 'wave Fespital | 1000 am, 12.5 pun 8.00 p.m, 5.00 p.m, | 7.00 p.m, 4 9.8 p.m (1.30 p.m. through 4.45 pon 6.45 p.m, 8.45 pa 1.00 pan. 1145 gm. lime marked are Whitby Hospital, Special Busses For AD asonable, R "and C © | Re Drivers tes Carefu) LL A TON Pragristo. BBall LI, 12 or M8 . Phone 2283 sranaws Waitieg Roam, 10 Prince Ste | 54 om 12.25 pou | | { L00 pm. 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