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-THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1930 PAGE ELEVEN p= THE C eA" where SS uger Lt meets SECTION Seller "aoa oo Legal Optometrist CONANT & ANNIY BARRISTERS Solicitors Notaries Public Ete Con veva.ucing a general oract.ce of Law Offices 14 Simcoe St South Oshawa Phone . 4 G -D. Conaar BA LLB. A F 4&nnls. BA LL B PRANK 5 TPES. BARRISTER Solicitor. Notary. Public, Convey Et wan. Third floor new Alger Juilding Opposite Pos Office. Pho oe Pos WEN SINCLATR KC. BANK of Commerce Buildin JOSEPH 7 MANGAN BA -BAR rister. Solicitor. Notary. Pihlic - Con- vevaucer Money to loan Office 144 King St East. Oshawa Phone #45 Residence phone GRIERSON, . CREIGHTON AND Fraser. Barristers, Conveyancers Notaries Public, ett Office over Standard Bank Entrance Simcoe St Phone 18. J F Grierson, KC T. K- Creighton,. BA, N Fraser, B.A. LOUIS '§ HVMAN Solicitar Notary © over Store. Money to: ioan street 'north Phone 67 2586F. GREER AND HUMPHREYS BAR risters Solicitors. eic ~~ 24% Sir.coc St _N_ Phone 3160. Mcnev to loan ALEX C. HALL, BA. BARRIS ter, ete. Conveyancing and general practice. 22% King St East ! Phone 5237 (th , HARRIS & HARRIS, BARRIS ters, Solicitors," etc. 41 Alzer Bldg. Oshawa and Port Perry Phones 759 Oshawa, Port Perry 24ani MM rd (Feb. 3-1 mo) A. J. PARKHILL, BARRISTER cte." Money to loan. Alger Bldg, op- posite Post Office. Phone 1614. Medical DR. McKAY, PHYSICIAN... SUR geon, Accoucher. Office and resi- dence, King St. E:st, corner Victoria St. Oshawa, Phoné 94. DR HAROLD 'WV. TKICK. PH 'Sl cian, Surgeon. Obs'ctrician, Special references to maternity work ard di- seases of wonen. Two years' post graduate =xperienre. Office and resi dence 167 Simco¢ St. N.. (cor. Brock) phone 302 DR. GRANT BG BARRISTER Dewland's 16 Simcoe Residence {RRY, PHYSICIAN Surgeon, Obsietrician, diseases of infants and children. Office and vesidenee, 97 Bond East Phone 1155 DR. B. J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- clan and Surgeon, special attention given to X-ray work aug Electro theopy. Office, Disney Block. Phone 2050. Office open § a.m. to 12 a.m. Residence 161 King East Phone 2416. DR DAVID ARCHER. M.D. CM L. R C P and S Edinburgh Physician, Surgeon and Olstetrician Office 142 Simcoe. St..N Phone 3020 residence 161 King St. E. Phone 3155 1 ARCHER BROWN. MD. LL R C. P & S. Edinburgh Physician Surgeon, Obstetrician, special at- tention to maternity work and dis- eases of children. Office and resi dence. 185 Simcoe St. North. Phone GZ. DR. C. W. CARE, "PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician. Office and residence, 512 Simcoe street north. Phone 2415. DR. J. ARCHER BROWN, PHYS!- cian, Surgeon and Obstetrician, office ani residence, 185 Simcoe Street, North phone 3107. DR. J. G. FERGUSON, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Specialist in kidney and bladder diseases, Brock ani Mary streets, Whitby. Phone 179 Whitby. __ (Jan. 30-1 mo) Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist DR F. T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOI Street West, Toronto, will Le at his office over Jurv & Loveli's Dmg Store each Saturday. from 1 till 4 p.m. for consultation and treatment of diseases of ear. nose and throat only" Appointments mav be mad. at drug. store Phone 97 Eye, E Ear; Nose and Throat DR DR E. F RICHARDSON OFFI | over Mitchell's un Store. Hours 10 to 12 am: to 5. Evepings by appointment Some phone 2660 Residence 432) Dental I BHI LIPS OVER BAS Special attention to' X-rav work Gas racticn NworSe in at tendance. Phone 959 House 1312 PR S | ol set's tsa C. H. TUCK, OPTOMETRIST, specialist in muscle anomalies, eyesight and glasses, Author of Eye Care and Eye Strain, The Chila and Its Development, Dis- ney Block opposite Post Office Phone 1516. (Feb, 12-1 mo) Engineering and Surveying SONEVAN AND SMITH ONTAR 0 Land Surveyors and Civil Engin vers, sub divisions town planning. municipal engineers 65 or 411 Kine St E Phones 2532] or 2544 Undertaking LUKE BURIAI (O. 67 KING ST East, Ambulance Residence 542 Sim coe Street morth. Phone 210J and SHOW DISNEY-COTT FUNERAL HOMF 87 Celina street. Oshawa. . Corner Bruce street "Ambulance Phone 1082. Insurance DAVIS ANU. SUN INSURANCH 19 King St west Oshawa, The old est Fir: Agency in Oshawa 30 Re wtable Fire Companies ¥ WHEN PLACING INSURANCE ennsult. BR. N. Johre, 80 Simcoe north. Your insurance vants at- iendad to and your nterests pro- tected o Transportation CARTAGE AND STORAGE. COLE man's, 85 Bond West Specialists in furniture moving, storage. ware house and moving van equipment Phone 82 CARTAGE, MOVING, GRAVEL nd cinders local and long lisrar haulina Phone 3048 anid 2692F, Smith aud Cox, 3837 King St. W. OSHAWA'S 8 OLDEST lished furniture movers. car ame. Local and long distance Frank Cowle. Prop. 65 Park Ri Sout» Phone 215 Jan. 17-1 mo) Beauty "Parlors BETTY LOU PERMANENI wave. Special $5 and $7.50 Finger ave and shampoo $1. Facial .75¢ cutting 25¢c.. Phone 2968 or 8 and ESTAB- Park Road EX PE RT MARCELLING BY Betty Ward at Betty Lou Perman ent Wave Shoppe. Marcel and sham: poc $1. Phone of this nature. and collect for same. All Classified Advertising | Coming Events, Etc. STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE This rule has been found necessary because of eSiand loss arising from handling a large number {of small accounts For the convenience of customers who find it inconvenient to come personally to The Times office, a telephone call will bring a messenger who will receive the advertisement "Times" Classified Ads Bring Results Telephone 35 ASK FOR CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT osu. Tillsonburg, Ont. Position Vsaied 1 A » experienced. Phone 163 r 1-4. (40b) housework or position as cook. Phone 814J. (40a) For Sele or Rent FOR SALE "OR RENT -- -- SIX roomed brick house. All modern conv luding electric stove and hot water heater, Apply 19 Oshawa Blvd, or Mr. A, L. (351) R a farm, free of encumbrance, Neer Toronto, on Provincial Highway. Would consider » good house in part payment, 160 Elgin street east City. (39¢c) OR SALE room house, All conveniences, Rent reasonable to respehsible ' party. Phone 814W. (39D) Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT--FIVE OR six roomed house with conveni- ences. Central. Reasonable rent, by the first of March, Box 435 Times. (40a) Wanted To Buy Real Estate For Sale $4200 WITH $500 DOWN, $35 MON= thly, new five-roomed brick bunga- low, large living room with mantel, oak trim and floors also French doors, kitchen tiled, built in cabinet, | broom closet and ironing board, elec- tric fixtures and bligds, beautifully decorated, wired for stove and gas, well drained cellar, laundry tubs, 3 piece bath, furnace, five minutes walk from four corners. Paved street. Phone 3310W. (38 FOR SALE~ NEW 8-ROOMED brick house, hardwood floors, French doors, etc, modern in every way. Close to collegiate, $6500. New 6 room brick modern throughout, $6,000; 5 room brick, $4200; 5S room frame, water, sewer and electric, $2200. Apply De Guerre, 84 Alice St.' phone 2091 (38¢) FIVE ROOMED HOUSE FOR sale. Electrig light, water, hard- wood floors. Mr. Park, Brock St., north of C.P.R, tracks, Whitby. (40b) WATSONS BARBER AND Beauty shop. 9 Celina St. We spe- cialize in ladies' hair cutting, mar. ! phone 1984]. celling, shampooing, facials. Marcel 50 cents. For appointments phone 2653. (Feb. 15-1 mo) MADAME MARIE, LATE OF Paris, France and T. Eaton, T¢ ronto, high class beauty culture at moderate prices. Disney Building Flat No. 1, above Dr. Tuck's. Phone 13786. (Feb. 4-Mar. 4) Musie ARTHUR LYNDE, VOCAL TEACH- er (Hambourg Conservatory, To- ronto) pupils prepared for all exams. Oshawa Tussday, 6% Wil liam street west, upriairs, Phone 2764F. (129tf) FRANK CONVERSE SMITH, ONE of Toronto's leading viclin teachers, 1s in Oshawa on Thursday afternoons Studio 86 Elgin St. E Phone 739M an. 17-1 muy HERBERT C, FIINEER OR. ganist. and choir master of King Street United ' Church will accept pupils in plano, organ and vocal musi¢. For particulars apply 60 William "street east Phone 2896. (Feb, 3-1 mo) LEONARD RICHER, DIRECTOR of music, Oshawa Collegiate | and Public Sehools. Studio--47 Gibb St. i. (Feb. 5-1 mo.) Radio Service OSHAWA RADIO SBRVICE, AC cessorivs for sale, repairs on elec tric apd battery sets, tubes and batteries tested, batteries re charged rental supplied $1. Phofie 3350), Charles Wales, 146 Elgin East. (Feb. 6-1-mo) RADIO SETS TESTED FREE OF charge, expert repairs on electric and battery sets, prices. moderate, satis faction guaranteed. Batteries re- charged delive"ed, Geo. But- roughs, certified radiotrician, King Street West. Phone 382-11. _ (Feb. 111 1 |_mo.) OR H M COOKE. 9 SIMCOE ST north. over Mitchell's Drie Store Gas for ex. faction, Phone 54 DR L E Tre DENTIST Nitrous oxid oxvgen gas for extra sions. Office. Roval Bank Bide Phone 948, residence. 1378M F BROCK DFENTI TI OR Si N over Dewlind's Phone 1957 Res 202W Ave vings bv "apoointment. nt. DR Ww _H GIFFORD OFFICE Regent Theatre Bldg Phone 1780 Residence 601 . . LaNGMAIT DR AVIES Site 9 hung St E Special tention to gas extraction and X-rav work Nurse in attendance. Phones 1241 «n/ 864 Architects STENHOUSE architectural work Royal Bank Building Res raone 909]. THOMSON ANC FOHNSON-&8 snciate architects 'Simeor St. Over Felr Bros Shani = Public Stenographer VARIE M HILTON 74 "SIMGOR street north Phone 1600 Special rates tor' walling fists and circulas (Jan. 28- Lome) ~ Watch Repairing F A VON tUNTEN EFXPFRI Swiss w rt hruake repair © shop at 44y,. King Streel West. Your; pat ronage is' solicited 16 "GEN 5 RAL Second floor Phone 149 tw C l Painting and "Decorating R GUTSOLE. FIRS] CLASS I'A perhangér, pamting 'and graining Prices" right, work guaranteed 340 Pine Ave. phoue J065w or 2067w A G. TURNEx, PAINTER AND Papernanger Only. first class work guaranteed: 20 years experience Prices reasonable Phone 2460W. ~ Jan. 17-1 mo) PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AN 4) decorator. Estimates given on work. Phone 1367J. P. J. Brady. (Jan, 29-1 mo) Home Cooked Meats _ ENGLISH HOME WADE PORK ples, steak and k!'dney ples. hot or cold brawn, wakes and pastries, ete, etc. Frank Drakes, 21 Maple #'»eet. Phone 2372F. Tailoring PAUL VERLAND, BEST AND most artistic clothes maker in' QOsh- awa for men who care. Prices fai ana reasonable, i] Simcue' Street south, Phone 1583W (770) (Jan, 30-1 mo) Work Wanted RE-UPHOLSTFRING (CHESTER. fields made to o der. We save you money. Estimates free. G. A. Con- stable. 74 Mechanic street. Phone 15931. (5611) - os Se AST---------------- BATTERIES CHARGED, CALLED for and delivered. 75 cents. If reén- tal supplied $'. Ratteries repaired Stan Blideon. 20 Mi'l St. Phone 1885W. (Feb. 14-1 mo) BATTE S CHA » for and delivered, 76c, rental 25e¢. 204 Oshawa Blvd, Phone 3112W. (Feb. 5-1 mo) Building Supplies CEMENT BLOCKS FOR SALE= To -insure prompt delivery. place orders in advance of delivery date W. Borrowdale, phone 1618. x . Contracting CONTRACTING --- CONGRETE plastering, electric or alterations Phone 139 for estimates (13th) Articles For Sale MIXED HARD AND 30F1 WOOD slabs, $3.50 per load. Also bone dry 6-| OFFICES TO RENT OVER AND- For Rent FOUR AND FIVE ROUNED MOD fern Auites including electric refrig eration, stove, Iamndry, conven) ences, ete.; coptinuous pot water tupplied. Apply Supt. phone 267). or The Trusts and Guarantee Co .td., manager for owner, Ioronmto. (37-40 APARTVENT.--WODERN, HOME like suites. Some furnished, laun- dry, conveniences, elec dryer, ete, elec stoves, elec refrigeration, bot water year round, Phone 1550 or 2347TW. (8tl) erson's Clothing Store, heated, cen- trally located, suitable for legal or dental professions. Apply C. M. An- | derson. 35 tf) TWO ROOMS TO RENT, UNFUR- nished, all conveniencse, also car for! sale, phone. 1387]. | FIOUSE FOR RENT, CORNER OF Church and Colborne Streets, moder- ate rent, phone 967]. (38¢c) THREE ROOMED BATHROOM flat to rent, unfurnished, Apply 238 Dearborne Avenue. (38¢) BATHROOM FLAT TO RENT. Hardwood floors and all conveni- ences. Apply 815 Jarvis St. Phone 1116J. (38¢e) FOR RENT--NEW TWO STORY brick house, 6 rooms. All conveni- ences, Hardwood floors through: out, 636 Somerville Ave N. Phone 233W. (38¢c) TO RENT--WARM UNFURNISH- ed bathroom flat, every conveni- ence, North end. Phone 2351W. (38¢c) 0 sis ly located. All conveniences, Mod orate rent, Phone 3113W. (38¢c) TO RENT--CHOICE TWO LARGE warm front rooms, suit ladies or gentlemen, Near Textiles, Phone 3344W. (38¢c) TO 0 - nished or unfurnished rooms, cheap. Phone 639J. 202 Tresane Street, (38h) T apartments, one small. Phone 2671 TO RE 0 rooms. 282 Golf St. Phone 26562) (38¢c) J large and oue (881) g = body wood Waterous Meek | Phone 1288 (Apr. por FOR ZALA--HEINTZMAN COU. Ltd., pianos, new ang used pianos, iso radios, lates i terww JITanted Apply e. Il. Phone 1666J (111-t0) FOR SALE--STRICTLY NEW aid eggs in any quantity delivered anywhere in city. Puone 896, (Jan. 20-1 mo) FOR SALE--FIFTEEN JEWEL Wrist watches, complete with latest style metal bracelets, $7.50. Genuine diamond rings, $8.75. Small deposits secures any. article, Dell's Jewelry, 26V4 Simcoe South. Upstairs. - (Jan, 23-1 Mo.) FAIRBANKS-MORSE ENGINE 6 H.P. on trucks, wood sawing outfit also machinery for sawing be erates for particulars. Phone = 38¢) | FOR SALE--KITCHEN CABINET, other household ef- fects. Must sell. Apply 50 Sein street west. 38¢) FOR eo UP- right Piano. Excellent condition. Cost $425, will take $225 cash. Apply Box 434 Times, (40¢) Furniture Repairing FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED and repaired. Prices moderate, phone 1436M or George ee. : (Feb. 11-1 mo.) Auctioneer PHONE 716). 'W. 1. , auctioneer, 346 Simcoe Si S. We can sell vour odd pieces of furnit and other articles at our vards. 41 King St W. Oshawa Ontario, S. CLARK, AUCTIONEER Simeoe Street South, phone 2593 (Jan. 17-1 Me.) stove, beds, FIVE ROOMED HOUSE FOR rent, ith all conveniences and gar- age. A 554 Oxford St. (39f) FOR i ROOM ' BATH flat, furnished, gas, phone and all conveniences. Apply 292 Haig Street. (. 39¢) Sedo 1 ern, low rental, A ly A ment Two, 39 Simcoe of + part: (39h) 0 A rooms, light, water and use of phone. Five minutes walk of Mot- ors. $12.50 per month. Phone 1394W, (40b) FOR' RENT THRED B~ UNFUR- nished rooms, bo for light housekeeping. All Apply 814 Elgin at E, or 8243M after six p. hone 40¢) conveniences, | house, newly d ated, doors, Motors, 8 adults. $30. Apply 491 Sifcoe south, {100) Help Wanted--F emale EXPERIENCED MAID WANTED for general housework. Apply 92 King street a . (394) ANT, 0 represent Pr Spirelly Co. in Osh- awa. Apply 'Traveller, phone 1686W. (39b) French. Close to G Family of two, Phone 956M. (40a) Room and Board A A . All conveniences. = Apply Mrs, George A. Gibson, Temperance St.,. Bowmanville, gi Sets and Live Stock Hemstitching NINE CENTS PER VARD, PUBAT: ed 'Skirts, one dollar, aiterationy, etc Al kinds of teautiful fan2s work on sale Mrs ell. 56% Sim 200 South. Phone 3954 Jan, 19:1 mo) JAMESWAY HATCHED CH IRs from trap-nested breeders, S. White Leghorns, barred rocks, White Wyandottes. Write or phone for cat- alogue. Oshawa Hatchery and Poultry Fag, 144 Park load North. Phon€s 133%; 1337F. ; (Feb. 15-1 mo) board, suit two ladies or two men, private family, phone ROOM AND BOA PE week. Apply 39 Ontario, Site M A gentleman: Apply 43 Elena St Phone 2426. (30¢) wood to itable for two families, | R- |} noora only. One o'clock to seven. JH (35¢y BED SITTING ROOM WITH {fi ia | HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FAT hens, Telephone 81 Whitby and reverse charges, (Jan. 30-1 mo) ANTE 0 BUY--, livery wagon or good Wagon gear. Phone 3 Bowmanville. (39¢) Notice TAKE NOTICE THAT FROM this date forward I will not be re: sponsible for any debts incurred in my 'name unless by my written au- thority or consent, William Wilson, 56) MYRTLE PERSONALS Myrtle, "Feb. 14--Congratulations 7 are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hooke of Toronto upon the birth of a son, Mr. and Mrs. Hooke's sum- :) | mer home is just south of the vil lage here. The heavy rain on, Tuesday took away a great deal of the snow, and made travelling by horse drawn ve hicles more comfortable. Rev. Mr. Merriam was still confined to his bed on Sunday and was un- able to take his usual work. George West of Ashburn supplied for him at Manchester, Prospect and Myr- tle. On accdunt of the inclement weather and heavy roads the service was cancelled at Raglan, Frank Moore had the misfortune to lose a work horse from indiges- tion last week. Miss Rosie Brent is spending a few days at her home in Raglan. Andrew Lawrence of Oshawa visit- ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. C., Lawrence on Sunday. Schyler Porter, who has been en- gaged with Ed Whippey, moved to Brooklin last week. Mr. Barclay has moved mto the house he vacated. Fred O'Boyle wu d a carload of western oats at C.N.R. yards last week. Mr, and Mrs, Albert Timms and son Frank of Scarboro visited Mrs. Timm's mother, Mrs. Frank Schell, on Sunday. The Bible class and Sunday school exccutive held their regular social evening at the home of Levi Tar- diff last week. After the opening exercises community singing was en- joyed, after which some amusihg contests were held. Dainty refresh ments were served. The next meet- ing will be held at the home of A. Carmichael. The Women's Missionary Society will hold the February meeting at the home of Mrs, Oscar H. Dow- ney on Thursday of next week. The teacher had taught his class that the Equator was an earth. He was surprised to hear a few days later that one of the "dangers" of the tropics was the Equator. "What makes you say that, Wil- lie?" he asked. erie lion, a. the 'mid- "You said it was a an' if it's running all ud th it mi anger- "cos it's fot cael Rates for Classified Ads, Minimum charge 80s. Each subsequent consecu. tive insertion lo per oot. : Three "Hr pe 1 Hon for et re cents a grin Minimum charge fur three insertions, 60 cents, Box number 100 additional Professional or Business Cards, $2.60 per month for 20 words or less; 10 cents a word per wonth for each additional hon aT tee MUCH 'TELGPRONR. as Ask for . Department Avi Coke nary Hine running round the middle of the Hh a iw i MID-SCOTLAND SHIP CANAL TALKED OF Baldwin Favors Project as Likely to Give Much Employment Glasgow, Feb. 17~They say now that the Right Hon. Stanley Bald- win, ex-Prime Minister, at present leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons, is greatly interested in the project of a ship canal between the Forth and the Clyde. Whether that will help the cause much is an- other story, because when it comes to discoverinig the cost of an under- taking of this kind, the profits, if any, which it may earn, lg) its value for national trade purposes, the poli- ticians do not have so much power as the public imagine. They talk a lot, but they cannot get over figures of profit and loss, and no one has yet been able to, show that a Mid- Scotland Ship Canal would pay its own current expenses, not to speak of interest on the many millions that would be required to construct it. Ah, but, argue those who favor the scheme, look at the amount of em- ployment that would be provided, and how the great industrial "belt" o© Scotland would be developed if there were running through it a wa- ter way capable of taking the biggest of ships, and of giving them berth- age every here and there. Perhaps, but it is very doubtful whether big ships would trouble themselves by the slow process of passnig through locks if they were comnig across the North Sea from the Continent, and could go north-about or south-about in very little more time than they could go by the canal Work for Irish There are, however, lots of other arguments. © Mr. Baldwin has been told that the scheme might cost be- tween thirty million and forty mil: lion, and would provide employment for at least 40,000 men for "a period of years." Ewidently, those who told him had very little idea of the cost, secing they could ndt reckon within £10,000,000 of it, about as little of the number of men it would provide work, and none at all of how long time would be required for digging the big ditch, and making it capable of oating ships from the North Sea to the Atlantic. ed to the fund for gear. except when they have a grievance. Ola Storm doors. General contractors. ada did not take advantage of the splendid facilities provided for it But likely there will be a Canadian Side to the story as well as a Scot- tis Fishermen Kick For grumbling, the fishermen are being looked upon as nearly as bad as the farmers, When so many of them lost their gear in a big storm not long ago, a public fund was got up to help them in buying new sets and other things, and since then the Government have arranged to grant loans on easy terms for the purchase of new boats. Now the Government have broken out in another direc- tion and there are more grumbies from the fishing districts. For some years back the inshore and near at hand fishing grounds have been over-fished, and the boats have had go go farther and farther away. The Gover..ment are to heip by providing a new ship specially de- signed for -~ -"hing for and investi- gating new fishing banks in far nor- thern waters, and providing the fish- ermen with the latest and most ay- thoritative scientific infori..ation. This vessel is to cost £18,000 to build and £34,000 a year tc keep, and the country is to fin! all the money. This might have been thought some- thing to be thankful for, but in- stead some meetings of fishermen on the Morov Firth Coast have protest- ed against the plan, and urged that all this money should have been add- providing new Some people. are never happy, WATTIE. Now and then an applicant for a job will give an honest estimate of his worth, A farmer, in great need of extra hands at haying time, finally asked Si Warren, town fool, out.; who was accounted the it he could: help him ""What'll ye pay? asked Si. "I'll pay what you're worth," answered the farmer. 81 scratched his head a minute then announced decisively, "I'll be darned if I'll work for that!"'--Ex, SM A --a,-A HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID BY EXPERT MECHANICS floors finished like new. windows, combination B. W. HAYNES, Residence 180 r 2 161 King St. W. Phone 481 They are positive however, that a scheme of the kind is absolutely ne- cessary to prevent the depopulation of Scotland and to assist in the sta- bilizing of labor. They do not try to explain how the making of a canal would do either of these things, it might keep the population from decreasing=for a time--because it would gather along the line adopted many thousands of navvies, the great Final Clearance of Men's and Boys' Overcoats DOMINION CLOTHING CO 68 KING BST. W thone 2141 We Deliver majority of them likely from Ireland, That was what happened when the Forth Bridge was being built at Queensferry, and that is what has happened within very recent years in the Highlands, where thousands of men have been employed on the new hydro-electric works. But that is neither a satisfactory nor a perma- nent way of preventing the depopula- tion of Scotland. Industries Move Meantime, Mr, Baldwin, wise mah that he is, declines to commit him- self to any ri definite opinions on the subject until he has read the re- port of the Special Commission which the Government has set up to in- quire into the whole subject, and par- ticularly to see whether any scheme of the kind is of a practicable char- acter. Like many dther people, he is, he says, disturbed by the reports of emi- gration from Scotland, ahd of the shifting southward into England or industries that were regarded as pure Scottish, as well as t ¢ people en- F. L. BEECROFT Whitby Lumber and Wood 'Yard Phone Oshawa 324 'Whitby 13 yl King STORE. Sts. FAVORED BY NATURE His Wife--How do you lige my penne wave? It cost me only Mr, Baldwin -- Years ago nature gave me a permanent haircut and it never cost me a cent. A PAYING POLICY Insurance Agent--Good gracious, Mr. Finkelstein, this is your third ac- cident within a month! Mr. Finkelstein--Yeth--ain't I lucky ?--Vancouver Sun, 2--FILLERS . an A new office-boy had been sent to the post by his chief with two im- portant letters. "Did you catch the post with those 'etters?" asked his chief on his 1 turn, "Yes, sir, just managed it," was the reply. "But you made a mistake -- you put the twopenny-halipenny stamp on the Birmingham letter and the three- halfpenny on the one to Paris." "How annoying! What did you "Oh, I made it all right, sir! I no- ticed it just in time, so I slipped into the post-office and altered the ad- dresses." Mrs. O'Brien (concluding the ar- gument)--Evrey time I loks at 'you, Mrs. 'Iggins, 1 feel I'm doin' the Government out o Tax." GOOD USED CARS Are Sold by THE ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LIMITED 90 Simcoe St. 8. Phone 900 KARN THE DRUGGIST FOR SERVICE PHONE 378. NEXT THE POST OFFI HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID Electric Sanded and Finish. ed Complete W. J. TRICK CO., LTD. 25 Albert Street ft Phone 230, 231 | OPTOMETRIST 8 Bond Street East Hundreds of people wear with utmost comfort Hare's Faultless Lenses Oshawa Burial Co. successor te Disney-Cott AMBULANCE 87 Celina St. Phone 1082 MONEY 4 LOANED o Cars Refinanced ed in them. hese, he added, were problems which would require careful study, remedies which would enable the country to retain its population, which is all very true, but-Mr, Baldwin will tind, as so many people have found before him, that the only way to save Scotland, or any other country from beng de- ulated, is to save its agriculture. ar too many writers and speakers, deal with what they call "the heavy bldg en --coal, iron, gteel, ship- uildin eering, ete, forgettin alt t the tilling of the son gg industry of ail and that when 1t is prosperous, the peo- very badly--and in spite of that Scots continue | cattle from Hi There was a i up » eh it down altogether, and making 30 accou! dod that. "Fi is all because C. ans I wharf was to be the busiest place in ple will not leave the country, and the country will be prosperous, Let Down Canada has let Scotland down -- to go to Canada @ other day, the Town Coun- cil of Glasgow had an official inspection of the whart at the harBor which was speci- lly c¢omstructed a good many ors ago for the landing of store great and ed agitation for the emoval 0 the ong on landings, and at last the ban was lifted. Great things were then expected. There weré to'be cargoes and car- goes and cargoes of cattle from Ca- nada 'all the year round, and the Scotland, Instead of which, nothing particular happened. A crop or two the trade fell away dently the Canadian: nd better markets else- 9, ly in the United States w, Sor years past, the big ad nothing but oc- of cattle from own Council are 3 the question of clos- it a part "harbor. Since: its yim n 1907, they have lost tial? o on it, gud the 1929- 0 add So MOTOR LOANS AND DIS. i COUNTS LTD. Felt Block Room 6 Phone 23790 WHY, WHEN YOU BUY AN INCH - BOARD, DRESSED, IS IT NOT AN, | INCH THICK? Saw mill practice is changing. In the early history of the lumber business, lumber was cut in the rough so that it would finish one inch thick; but pres- ent day practice dictates that a board be cut one inch thick in the rough, a small percentage being allowed for shrinkage in drying. It is obvious then that this board will not dress both ¢ sides and still be one inch thick, : Question for tomorrow. fi What species of wood do the indians £7 "in British Columbia use mostly from which to carve Totem Poles? COMPANY LIMITED 25 Ritson Road North Telephone 2821-2820 Enterfainment |