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Dh fineases of car. nose and throat 'only. THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1930 ~ PAGE THIRTEEN THE C v2ee64s" where . Buyer SS ED SECTION Mr. Seller "oe EELE meets Lege! + TONANT & ANNIS. BARRISTERS Solicitors Notaties Public 'Btc. Con- ¥ revaaeine and general practice of = LawzOftices 14 Simcoe St South, Oshawa. Phone 4. G. D. Conant. BA. LL.B.; A. F. Annis, B.A, hs TEBDS VSolititor, 'Notarv Public, + Convey- ~ancer -: Monev to loan. Third floor sew Alger Building. 'Opposite Post .Uffice. Phone 2996 WV E. N SINCLAIR KC. BANK . sb ce: Buldingg - TOSEPR > MANGAN BA-BAR rister. Solicitor. Notary Prhtic. Con- vevaucer. Maney to loan. Office 1414 'King St' East. Oshawa' Phone 438 Residence phone - . GRIERSON, CREIGHTON ~ AND Fraser. Barristérs, Conveyancers Notariés Public, ete ¢)ffice over Standard Bank. Eutrance Simcoe St. Phone 13. I F. Grierson, KC. T. K-COreightcn, BA, NC Fraser, BAA... - | X | v Engineering and Surveying DONEVAN AND SMITH. ONTAR 10 Land Survevors and Civil Engin: eers, sub divisions. town planning. municipal engineers. 65 or 411 King St _E Phones 2532] or 2544. > Undertaking | [UKE BURIAL CO. 67 KING ST Fast. Ambulance Residence 542 Sim cce street north. Phone 210] and 20W DISNEY-COTT . A Mi: 87 Celina. street. Oshawa. Corner Briice street Ambulance. Phone er 'DAVIS AND SON. INSURANCE 19 King St' 'west, Oshawa. The old est Fire Acenev in Oshawa. sytable Fire Comnanies. WHEN PLACING INSURANCE consult R. M. Johre, 80 Simcoe north. Your insuraace -vants. at tended to and your .nterests pro- tected 2d 48 ' ET LOUIS § 1IVMAN BARRISTER Soliciter: Notary . 'over Deanland's Store. - Money to loan, 16 Simcoe street morth. Phone 67 ~ Residenéé 2586F. © "wR PARKHILL AND FIELD: BAR risters ote - Money to 'loan - Alger Ride Opposite Post Office. Phone 1614. . A 1: Parkhill. A C H Field GREER AND HUMPREREYS BAN risters. > Soli¢itors * eic 24%4 Sit .coe St. N 'Phone, 3160, . Mcney to loan ALEX C. HALL, BA. BARRI® ter. ete Conveyancing and yeneral practice. - 22% King St. East Fhonew23¢. "~~ = (tf) + HARRIS . & HARRIS, BARRIS s ters, Solicitors, ete. 41 Ale E BIdE. Oshawa and Port Perry Phones .759 Oshawa, Port Perry 24 anl 71 r 3. Jan, 2-1 mo) = Medica! DR MEKAY, PHYSICIAN: SUR geon, Accoucher. Office ana resi- dence. Kinz St. E:3t, cotne Victoria St. Oshawa. Phone 64. DR HAROLD Ww. TEICK. PH 'SI cian, Surgeon Obst*ctrician. Special referenges to inatern:'tv work ard di seases of wenen. Two vears Dost graduate sxpervience. Office and resi dence 167 Simcoe St. N.. {cor. Brock' Transportation CARTAGE AND STORAGE. COLE man's, 85 Bénd West Specialists in furniture moving, storage ware: bouse and moving van equipment Phone 82 3 CARTAGE, . ANG, sand and cmders Local and listar hauling. Phane "304 smi Ra: 3692 th and. Cox, 387 King St Wo oo a OSHAWA'S OLDEST ESTAR lishe! furniture movers. Park Road car 20e . Local and long distance Frank Cowle Prop 65 Park R? South. Phone 215 lone 1 Jan. 17-1 mo) Beauty Parlors BETTY LOU PERMAKENI wave, Special $5 and $7.50 Finger wave and shampoo $1 Facial 75¢ Hair cuttii g~25¢c. Phone 2958 or 8 Simcoe North. : : EXPERT MARCELLING BY Betty Ward at Betty Lou Perman ent Wave Shoppe. Marcel and sham poc_$1. Phone 2968. WATSONS BARBER, Beautv shop. 9 Celing St. We spe- ciatize in ladies' hair cutting, mar. celling. shampooing, facials. Marcel 5) cents. For appointnients phone 2053. (Jan. 14-1 MOF pene 22 PHYSICTA "GRANT PZRRY, PH x DR Ob eetrician, diseases of infants and et Offize Je residence Bound East Phon 53 DR. BY HAZLEWOOD, PHYS clan and Surgeon, special attention given to X-ray work ana Electro: theopy, ~ Office, Disney Block. Phone 2050. Office open 9 a.m. to 13 a.m Residence 161 King East Phone 2416. \ ARCHER. M MM. Rag De' and S- Edinburgh Physician, Surgeon and Obstetrician 'Simicoe" St "N Phone ) residence 161 King St E. Phone a "HER BROWN. MD. L | c. Ye S.. Edinburgh. Physician. Surgeon, Obstetrician, . special at- tention to maternity work and dis- tases of children. 'Office and resi dence 183 Simcoe 3t. North. Phone 31C7. - Cc. W. Ca Surgean, Obstetrician. residence, 512 Simcoe Phone 2415. US "ARCHER BROWN, PHYSI- 1 Reon and Obstetrician, office rebience, 185 Simeae" Stree North Eh HG USON, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Specialist in' kidney and bladder diseases; Brock: and Mary streets, W hitby,: Phone 179, 'Whitby. . (Jan. 380-1 mo) EEC TIES SI Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist DR. F. T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR Street West, Toronto, will be at his office. over Jury & Loveli's Drug Store each Safurday, from 1 till ¢ p.m. for consultation and treatm w B "PHYSICIAN, Office and street north. Appointments mav be made at drug store. Phone 97. a EE EE Se Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat BREF) RICHARDSON. OFFICE MADAM MARIE, LATE OF PARIS and T. Eaton, Toronto, high clase beauty culture at moderate prices. Disney Building, Flat No. 1, $1 King street east, opposite Pos Oftice. Phone 1376 (Jan. 2-1mo MARCEL AND CURL, 50c. MRS. Everctte Bell, Apartment 9 Edward Apartments, Quebec Street, For ap- pointments phone 1090]. Jan 7-1mo, SUES Building Supplies CEMENT BLOCKS FOR. SALE To insure prompt delivery, piace orders in advance of delivery date W. Borrowdale, phone 1618. Music : ARTHUR LYNDE, VOCAL TEACH- er (Hambourg Conservatory, To- ronto) pupils prepared for all exams. Oshawa Tussday, 53 Wil liam street west, upstairs, Phone 2754F. (129tf) FRANK CONVERSE SMITH, ONE of Toronto's leading viclin teachers, is in Oshawa on Thursda afternoons di Elgin St. E. Studio 86 Elgin one TOM. R. C. ganist and choir Street United Church will accept pupils in plano, organ and Wi music. For particulars apply William street east.' Plione 2896. Jan, 2-1 mo) . . Radio Service OSHAWA RADIO SERVICE, AC. cessories for sale, repairs on elee- tric and battery sets, tubes snd batteries tested, batteries re charged. rental supplied. $1. Phone 3350). Charles Wales, 146 Elgin East. : Jan, 6-1 mu, RADIO . AIRS, L. 4 Lguaranteed, prices moderate, set tests ing, batteries recharged, 50c. Phone 382r11. Geo. Burroughs, certified Cina Mitchell's Dru Store. Hours oe ee 2 to 5. Evenings by appointment. Office ' phone 2660. | Residence 432). ati . DR AW. HARDING, OFFICE over Dewlands, a.m. 5. Evenings by appoint- M re ment. office phone 1499. Resid radio-trician, [( Jan, 7-1 mo. Painting and Dosoratiug ROT th thd and fA Force wt gin 8 ~ ence 2548. : Dental ) AG, TU PA ND Papernanger. Only first class | ") ). PHILLIPS, OVER BAS- seit's. Special attention to X-rav . Gas" v*raction Nurse in at : 959. . se 1312. SIMCOE Drug Store 54, DENTIST. for extra. nk Bide M. te P! over Mitchell's ction. Re trous AT T1 16 i 4 . '61°: N.. over Dewland's 5 Row. 29 Evenings by FEORD OFFICE RD --y 1780 5 hone, S Ee ci a A ng St. pecial at- Dentignh J gas extraction and. Krav 'work Nurse in attendance: Pho 1243 wn? 864 © na Ah VET "== Publi AINTER, PA "ANI {-decofator. = Estimates given on P. J. Brady. [FOR 'Jand other articles at : work guarant : ears experience Prices reasonable. hone V. 0) 1367 _ work. Phone to gress loans arranged. Parkhill & Field. Barristers, ete, Alger ~ Phone $614. 4 ENGLISH HOME "PORK ples, steak and k!dney ples hot or cold brawn, ~akes and ries, ete., ete. Frank 'Drakes, 21 Maple street. Phone 2372F. y AR 3 - 30 Re |i C AND | 3256 M master of King. : CITY AND FARM LOANS. PRO: \da, | WANTED_LOA rhe br aa All Classified Advertising Coming Events, Etc. STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE /. This rule has been found necessary because of expense and loss arising from handling a large number of small accounts of this nature. For the convenience of customers who find it inconvenient 10 come personally to The Times office, a telephone call will bring a messenger who will receive the advertisement snd collect for same. "Times" Classified Ads Bring Results Telephone 35 FOR SALE--EIGHT ROOM BRICK on Simcoe North, water heating, and boiler, living room and dining room, gitm wood trim, beamed céil- ing in dining room, breakfact neck in kitchen, tiled bath with showers, two rooms in attic. 'This house is offered for quick sale at nearly two thousand dollars below cost. Act guick if you want a bargain. Apply Box 413 Thee. FOR SALE-TEN ROOM ROAD house, all modern, close to Oshawa on Kingston Road, will consider ex- change on Oshawa property. Phone ts Le ud 1 4858) REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE--57 acres, more or less, on provincial highway, 1% "miles east of Col- borne Frame house, barn, . ete. Close to canning factory, church and school. Cheap for quick sale to close an estate. G. E. R. Wilson insurance and real estate, Colborne, Ontario. * (251) Work Wanted : er ---- Se -------- ta: RE-UPHOLSTFRING CHESTER fields made to order We save you money Esumates free. GA Con: Haile 74 Mechanic street Flione 1593). ) BA .S CHA iD. CALLED for and delivered. 75 cents If ren. tal supplied $1 Batteries repaired Stan = Blideon. 20 4 Phone Mil St 1885W, (Jan. 13-1 mo) I. ST Second Hand Dealer SECOND HAND DEALER FUR piture bought and sold 156 Bloor St. East. Phone 1617M. (414) Nursing PRACTICAL SE } gaged after Feb, first. Maternity invalid or general nursing. Doctor's references. For information phone 742M. {ien, 15-1 mo) Hemstitching NINE CENTS PER YARD, PLEAT- wd Skirts, one dollar, alterations, otc. All kinds of ceautiful fancy work on sale. Mrs. Dell, 36% Sim- 209 South, Phove 1658. Jan, 17-1 me) Furniture R FURNITURE RE UPHOLSTERED sud repaired. No job too emall or too large. George A. Lemee, Phone 1436M, (Jan. 7-1 mo) = E plastering, = electric or alterations. Phone 139 fa ~ tes (13th) EEEmEm-- 3 Position Wanted CAPABLE. YOUNG . WOMAN wants some training in sickness, per- manent position preferred, would leen Box 409 Fimes. 3c ~~ Jets and Live Stock © FOR SALE--ALASATION | POLICE dog, well bred, soven months old, Phone 2785F, © = | (23¢) 50 KENS, THREE GE ; five EE bay, Mrs. Waduck, 5 ond Park Road, South, ! HITE D FOR TRUCK ue or intermediate ore Friday. yhoat 3048 1b: HL, bo Rat the i h enjoy | 8 cpio R minimum Phone 1472: 37 Clmcoe ol "Real Estate for Sale | | laundry room with tubs, water heater | pod | TO RENT TAR XGE BED SITTING room, suitable for two gentlemen. HEE 'Articles For Sale MIXED HARD AND 30F1 WOOD stabs. $3.50 lvad Alsy bune dry v wood aterous Meek Limied Phone 1288. (Ap! FOR SALL--HEINTZMAN CU Ltd., pianos, new dnd used planus 180 radios, atest wodels; tetwe aresoged Apply C. Trull . Phone 15504. (RYN FOR SALE--STRICTLY NEW lad eggs In any quantity delivered I. 1 | anywnere In eity. Puone 896. (Jan, 29-1 mo) FOR SALE-FIFI'EEN JEWEL Wrist watches, complete with latest style metal bracclets, $7.50. Genuine diamond rings, $8./5.. Small deposits secures any article. Dells Jeweiry, 26%: Simcoe South. Upstairs, f (Jan, 23--1 Mo,) ¥OR SALE--CODK £T0VE, SIDE- board and Vietrola. Cheap for cash, Appiy 50 Elgin St. W. King St. West, offer the following in used stoves at low prices--three elec- tric ranges, 2 annex, one furnacette, and one coo!: stove. (24¢) FOR SALE--QUEBEC COOK stove, creani' wicker baby carriage, go-cart. 89 Burke street. (25h) For 'Rent FOUR AND FIVE ROONEL MOD ern suites, including electric refrig eration, etove, laundry conven! ences, etc.; conilpuous hot water tupplied. Apply Bupt phone 2671 ur The Trusts and Guarantee Co {4d., manager for owner, Foromto (2740 APARTMENT.---~MODERN, HOME like uites. Some furnished, laun dry, conveniences, elec dryer, etc. elec stoves, elec refrigeration, hot waiter year round, I'heone 1550 or 2347W, (8th) TO ~RENT « FWE "ROOMED house, 497 Simcoe st. s., every: cons venience. Apply N. 8. Baird, phone 466. (2F FOR RENT--TWO LARGE BEDs sitting rooms, suitable for gentlemen, near four corners, board if desired: Apply 75 Charles Street. ) FOR RENT--BRIGHT FURNISH. ed bedroom, suitable for one Or two gentlemen, single or double, Apply 69 Division St, (23¢) FOUR ROOMED APARTMENTS to rent, reasonable. Phone 2441W, (24¢) TO RENT--FIVE conveniences, centrally i od locality. Immediate possession, $45. Phone 2503M. (24b) FOR RENT---NEW BRICK house, Elgin St. West, seven rooms. Hardwood floors, furnace, hot water heating. Phone 332 r 22. : (24¢) FURNISHED. GROUND FLOOR, private entrance, 2 room apart- thent, hot water and heat. Central. Fine for bachelors, 96 Centre St. (24¢) . APARTMENT rooms, all located in al ADUix; 59, IN, Bt Ve or gt THE WILSON HARDWARE, 23| f){ which it shall then have notice: Help--Wanted Male' WANTED -- BOY TYPIST. Apply Box 411 Times. (24h) Auditing and Accounting AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING service at reasonable rates. Income tax reports and annual statements prepared. R. A, Holden, 92 Simcoe street north, phone 371W. (24¢) WANTBD--NOW SALES AGENT capable of handling good class customers for Oshawa district Sales equipment supplied. Exclu- sive territory. largest and' finest stock. Profitable agency for right man, Pelham Nursery Co., Toronto, (Feb. 14) Lost and Found LOST--BETWEEN MAPLE AND King streets. Grey purse contain- ing aver twelve dollars, fountain pen with name (Curly) engraved, walued - as keepsake, Reward. Fhone 2378M. (26D) with 'handle and silver chain and magnifying glasses. Reward, Write 196 Cottingham street, Toronto, M, Perry. (26a) WOULD THE PERSON, WHO took a Black Fountain Pen off the Post Office desk on Tuesday night bewteen 5 and 6 o'clock please leave at Post Office or at General Motors' Service School and greatly o"lize Alex J. Milne, (258) Wanted To Rent YOUNG COUPLE WANT TWO furnished housekeeping rooms mear Motors, reply stating rent wanted. Box 412 Times. (25b) | Tho whole. relationship: of lawyer Lawyers and Clients (Toronto Globe) Charges of dishonourable con- duct against Ontario lawyers for- tunately have been few, though of a serious nature, Considerable alarm has been created In the public mind, and there is being discussed agafu the question - of providing greater protection for clients against legal advisers with- out regard for the houdrable tra- ditions of thelr préfession. The unfortunate feature of cases at pre- sent uffder investigation is that widows and elderly people appear to be the vigtims. Huge sums are involved, and a largo pumber of people who trusted the men accus- ed. are likely to lose thc savings of a lifetime. As the Hamilton Spectator points out, "the recent stock exchange crisis proved theo downfall of many of these men who were caught short," and the temptation to. make use of funds entrusted to their care apparently proved too strong to be resisted. The Spectator goes on to say: The Law. Soclety cannot afford to ignore suéh happenings, The need for action has been shown on previous -occasions, but the cases now before the public emphasize the need. more strofigly 'than ever and client rests on confidence; if that ds impaired, "the result is bound to be as unfortunate to the legal profession as it is to the public at large. Stops should be taken without delay to remedy the defects' which have hgen disclosed. By a system of bonding its mem- bers the Law Society could go far toward reassuring the community No slight is implied in the sugges tion, which, it is reasdnable to as- sume, would be welcomed by the profession itself as a protection against' unworthy members. Bond: ing is the only effective method ot control over thos who have charge of other people's money; there 1s no apparent reason why members of the legal profession should be exempted from the requirement. On the contrary, in view of what has happened, and the widespread 'distress which has becn caused, there is thé strongest sround: for insisting on the adoption of the measure, Tnactién, under the cir- cumstances, is inexcusable ana heartless." The suggestion seems reason- able, The légal profession is justly proud of its high standing in this Country. But no matter how hon- orable any body of men may be, there always will be the odd black sheep whose actions besmirch the general character. The public will be justified 'in looking to the Law Society for action, and there is no doubt the soclety will respond in a manner tHat\\ will ensure protection t client and maintenance 6f the high repute in which the legal profegsion is held. Far Sale or Exchange FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -- Five-room. bungalow, every conven- ience, small cash payment.or will ac- cept car as part payment. Phone S62M. . hs (25¢) Watch Repairing fF. A" VON GUNTEN, EXPERI ~wiss' watchinaker repair shop at { 4% King Street West. Your oat nage 1s solicited Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Robert" Warren riexson of the Township of Eas «/hitby, in the County of Ontario, Gentleman, Deceasde, All persons having claire against the estate of Robert War: ren Grierson, late of the Township of Bast Whitly in the County of Ontario, Gentleman. déceased, who dled on or about the Twenty-fifth day of December 1829, are noti tied to send to The Toronto Gen- eral Trusts Corporation, Toronto, the Executor of the last Will and Testament of the said deceased ot! to the undersigned Messrs. Grier son, Creighton & Fraser its Solici- tors on or before the. Twenty- second day of February 1930. their names and addresses and ful: particulars of their claims, and the nature of the securiites, it any, held by them duly verified by statutory declaration. Immediately after Twenty-second day of February 1930 the assets of the said de- ceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thercto hav. ing regard only to the claims of the said Dated this Twenty-ninth day of January 1930, GRIERSON, CREIGHTON & TRASER, Oshawa, Ontario. Solrs. for the said Executor. (25-31-37) I ------ RESEMBLANCE She was the kind of woman who could be relied upon to say the wrong thing wherever she was. At a recent dinner she turned to her neighbor and said: "Doctor, can you tell me who that horrible-looking man is over there?" "I can," replied the medical man, "That is my brother." : There was an awkward pause while the woman racked her brains fon something to say.. The doctor was enjoying her discomftyre, he 'Oh, 1 beg your pardon," she stami- mered, blushing How "silly me TO .RENT--3BEDROOM SUITABLE for gentleman to share with an- er, Phone 1367J. (24¢c) STORE ON street, Whitby, now occupied by Royal Bank, possession March first, Apply L. 8. Bandel, Whitby House: gris (20-21-28-25-27) Central, '$25 a month. Apply 69 (26¢) | Divison St. Phone 2605W. "Apply 301 Albert 4 256) 'ground floor, newly decoral vate entrance. No ¢ \ 102 Agnes St... partly furnished 'cr unfurnished uetioneer. 346 Simode 'S. s, bean sell Your oid. picosy' i ne St WW. Oshawa Be og. Bie anh Alar amt (Dee, 27:1 mo) S. W, CLARK, AU | Simeoe. Street South, phone i Ne A Dp USED PIANO, Bow rooms, well heated, water and Wg HOUSE TO REN ench street. All - conv ; ession immediate! yo 288 Division st. Phone 3474: gr; HEY f + f2Bc | Ci 8 HOO KAQH UR i for-sehool section numbel 0, Da. , Solina. First class, Fave enced, Protestant, capable of orm' one and two High § 1. TBEIC . 8, B. Welry, Hamptor hool jubstitute until - ler or {| longer. fties- to commenge Feb-. . State salary id. not to have seen the resemblance! ~Vancouver Province. Rates for Classified Ads. First ingertion=--1% cents - per word. Minimom charge 30c. Each ch wasnt word, cof R. W. E. Burnaby. | Coupled with an amusing theme ISLAND OF PRINCE EDWARD ATTRACTS MANY TOURSTS Increasing Numbers Find Pleasure in Travelling Throueh "Garden of the Gulf" Charlottetown, PEL, Jan. 30.--A very beneficial effect on the tourist trafic to Canada would result from the organization in Montreal of the Canadian Convention and Tourist Bureau, it was stated by Hon. Aubin E. Arsenault, of the Prince Edward Island Supreme Court, first President of the Dominion organization, and also President of the Prince Edward Island Tourist Association, at the latter's annual meeting held here the first week in January. Mr. Justice Arsenault referred par- ticularly to arrhngements for a lar ger ferry, which will greatly assist tourist travel to the Island by elim- inating the necessity for transferring automobiles to and from the main- land on flat cars. The provincial tourist association organized jn 1923 as an experimental venture, is now recognized through the Province as one of its leading revenue producing enterprises, ac- cording to the annual report of the secretary, M. K. MacFadyen. Tour- ist travel from Ontario has increased forty percent, due largely to the work of the Maritime Provinces of fice in Toronto under the direction Automobile trafic to the Island continued to increase. In. 1928 eight hundred cars. visited the Province during the tourist season. Last year the number was five thousand, an: increase of four hundred over 1928. Summer hotels and boarding houses were filled and many new farm homes 'opened to the tourists. With the opening of the new Canadian National hotel in Charlottetown this year, a marked improvement in tour ist traffic is expécted. 3 Last year the Canadian Women's Press Club and the Canadian Good Roads Association met here. & LAUGH AFTER LAUGH IN NEW SCREEN FARCE Radio's "The Very Idea' Jammed with Comedy Doris Eaton and Allen Kearns -- with a child they hope will be nothing short of a prodigy. To do this the author decides to hire parents; each of them. shall mea- sure up to specifications, He finds them in Hugh Trevor and Sally Blane and luck {8 with him when he finds they intend marry- ing anyhow. However, 'when the childless nair have gone away for a year and. returped. to claim, their "bought" baby, they find the real mother won't give it up. How they get out of the web of cir- cumstances provides one of the most gcyeamingly funny situations that has reached picture theatre screens in many moons. NEW SCALLOP BEDS FOUND OFF COAST * OF NOVA SCOTIA Halifax, N.8., Jan. 30.~The prgm- ise of considerable enlargement . in the production of Nova Scotia seal- lops, which already amounts to more than ninety per cent of the dian output, is seen in the discovery in western Nova Scotian waters of areas where these shell-fish abound. The aress weré explored late last summer by the steamer Madeline A., chartered by the Fisheries Depart- ment. Scallops were found in Sherburne Bay, the western channel off Cape Negro Island, and in Port LeHeb- ert harbor, A few were also found in Lockeport Bay. Large scallops wete taken in scattered areas Jin Shelburne harbor, and driggings were fruitful from Cape Negro to Port Clyde in the Clyde River, psar- ticularly in shallow water near shore. Scallop landings in Canada in 1928 totalled 26,304 barrels with a mars keted value of $140,838; all save 1. 771 barrels were taken by Nova Sco- tian fishermen. Most of the scallops landed in Canada are marketed fish, but it is believed that the brine freezing pro- cess will be increasingly used in the future in marketing these shellfish, WHEN THE WIND HOWLS "That was an excellent speech you made on the tariff" d "I am glad you liked it," said Sen- ator Sorghum. "While opinions may differ 'as to details, everybody must concede that every tariff is of ines- timable value as an-oratorical inspir- ation."--Washingtont Star. i Oshawa Burial Co. successor to Disney-Cott AMBULANCE 87 Celina St. Phone 1082 LUMEER | F. L. BF ECROFT Whitby Lumber and Wood Yard "hone Oshawa 324 i Whitby 12 . A . xpert V atch Repa'rnig BURNS JEWELRY STORE Ring & Prince Sts. home EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Specializing exclusively in muscle eyesight and glasses, Disney Bleck - ¢ Post Office Radios Rerired All Makes Ike Ontario Metor Scles AMITED 90. Simcoe St © @ hone MONEY ¢ Cars Refinanced All Dealings Confidential G. R. Holden MOTOR LOANS AND DIS COUNTS LT 3 Fel? Block Room 6 Phone 2790 JURY & Apartment to "FURNISHED | $60.00 Per Month PHONE 28 Rent LOVELL Brimtul Sn running over With laughs! That is Radio Pictures' produc. 'stago success 'The tion of the Very 1dea" which made its local debut at the New Martin Theatre | yesterday. ] i It's a sure.cure for the. blues) and of while 'ody unreels and speaks from the «the practical application of the eugenic theory --ig a sterling cast, mt"are well-known to 'and n devotees. andle tho chile one who has lost the art iaaghing can find a- remedy} o scintillating farce com- |i ating the comedy '@re seen on the screen for, the first time. They are Craven apd Allen Kearns. } Craven's inimitable ease bofore an audience' gets under the skin ! from 'the screen us !\There isn't' a that Frank Craven will be as tional in the talkies as he has been' for two decades on the hed 4 4 Craven plays an author who has written a book on bow to lift ti human rece olit of a rut thro the of eugenics. pr ith a plan to p : his' sister. and brother-in-law -- I} 'Modernize Your Home Economize Your i SLES Keep down the keeping warm and well by insul- howe with INSULEX.. iain If you are not familiar with the . accom iplishments of this marvel of plain our experiences ue upkeep of walls and attic of your with it. ; 4 = * oy fi bl gh