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meets LOPE CONANT TRA ANNIS, apRsERe on es Public. Ete. Con- eral practice of St. South, B.A Phone 3504, East, Oshawa." Phone gidence phone 837. 13 IN. Fraser, Barristers,' Conveyancers, aver Joe y KO C. SN % £ Seelghton, gy Fraser, Bul coe anno LOUIS S. NaTMAN BARRISTER, ad Jolicher, Dewland's Store. ones Ts 1683 TR © Simeoe street aon I 62. H Residence 2686F. GREER risters, Aon 27 Siricoe . Phone, 3160. 3 St. N. Si6o, kone lle loan. ALEX C. HALL, BA. BARRIS ter, ete, Conveyancing and gig practice, © 23% Bug Bast. Phone 32337. 5 (th A. J. PARKHILL, 7 RISPER. lan. ZLEWOOD & HARPER, " Block. Phone "050. Office a.m. to 8.30 p.m. Dr. B. b -'special- attention to Sd Kher Or. B. H. Har |S attention to children's . Sunday, Lh as St Sn DR. GRA BZRRY, i SICIAN Surgeon, of Biysician. Surkean 8nd Obstetrician. Obes. 142 Simeae 86. N. Phooe 2%. dents # iliac Ave. Nortb. Phone sisi. SEb yt, | J. R BROWN, PHYSE rgeon an Obstetrician, office Sa i 185 Simcoe Street, North, phone hymn Welerinary + Surgeon VETERINARIAN | 2 Domestic Ani- 203 DR. SHIRLEY, Specialist Diseases mals. Cat and dog hospital. King W. Tel. 629, i 0 (June 2-1 me) DR. W,; D. FORSYTHE, V.Sn specialize lameness, 17 years' ex- perience, Fees moderate. Phone 202 r 2. (May 123-1 mo) Ear, Nose; Throat Specialist DR. F. T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR Street West, Toronto, will be at his pice aver iy & i tore each Saturday, p.m., for: consultation of diseases of ear; nose and throat only. Appointments may be' made at] Willia drug store. Phune' as DR E. F. over 10 to ap Residence a Dhans 2000 oYed. -{ man's, 85 Bond West, Specialists | nil city. Eagle Cartage, phone 290. s1and $15. All other lines of Beauty pe 18 Drue Store. "Hours} eyesight and glasses. Author of Eye Strain, bid Development, : opposite Post Office. (May 15-1 Jo) Eye gare Chilg ney 'B! AR ds gi tom slant. municipal engineers. Punis 1550 a or 4 King Undertaking | - LUKE BURIAL CO, 67 KING ST. East, Ambulance. oe Rajdence 2 Sim- coe street. north. Paone 210. and . 2 pt ge AVIS. SON. INSU. 8, ® Kag én sla e old- est Mir Avency fn Oshawa. 3 R 'Fire ' wa. . wk Fire Epa 3 . . C consuls N. Johes, 30: Simeoce north. Your Insuraace wants at- tended td Acd your interests pro- tected, WHEN YOU NEED INSURANCE automobile, fire, accident. Boe Holden: 92 Simcoe N. (May 8- imo). 1 Transportation 3 ANTAGE AND STOHAGH in turniture moviag, storage ware house und moving van equipment. Phone 82. CARTAGE, MOVING, GRAVEL sand ard cinders. Local and long fsiance hauling, Smith & Cox, Phone 924, 10 Bond St. West. OUSHAWA'S OLDEST. ESTAB- Wshed furniture mores. Park Road car ae. hod. Jos distance, + Erauk Cowle, Pron. ark Ri South, Phone 215. May 19:4 mo) IT PAYS TO Toronto, Hamilton, Trenton, Belle: ville, anywhere cheapest. in the (May 28-1 mo) ra ---------- = Beauty Parlors BETTY LOU PERMANENT WAVE Shop. Special.sis in permanent, finger and marcel waving. ber manent wave prices $5, $7.60, $10 f'ulture, 'Phene 2968. , Apply 86 Simcoe street werth. EXPERT MARCELLING BY B Ward at Betty Lou Perman- ent Wave Sh Marcel and sham- '$1. Phone SONS (BA AND eauty Shop, 9 Celina § We spe- cialize in ladies' hair cutting, mar. celling, shampooing, facials. Marcel 50 cents. For appointments phone 3, (May 16-1 mo) 1 mo) HE PCEL AND CURL, 5 50c. MHS. K. Clarke, 147 Agnes street. ¥hone 26407. SET May 20-1 mY) MISS BURTON OF THE LA Parisiene Beauty Parlour announ- ces the price of marcelling, '60¢, Fingey Waving 75¢, during the summer months. Commencing from June first. Phone 71. (May 21-1 mo.) Music HERBERT 'TRENEER, OR- ganist and choir master of King Street' United Church will accept pupils io plano, organ and vocal music. For 'particulars apply 50 m Toning east. Phone 2806. (June 3.30) eRIWE RADIO SERVICE, AC- for sale, repairs on elec- tric and Allg sets, tobes and batteries reel tested, batteries re- supplied. $1. Phone *cbarie Wales. 146 Elgin May 51 mo) Be called for and de . Radio service, airials erect. Phone 16862, 2h (May 21-1 mo) & Phone d Erni' service, Stan 'Bligdon, 20 Sc Geo. she fort en a 17-1m ; 1 $1.00, Repaired sna it, Called for and. delivered. Mill St. Phone 188 19-1 mo) reps SPTRECTA ase. ace aT Tt Beuns Vista, Appointments, ho 8424W, Mg presentative, Phoie 2 ? ri Fo mo) : i171 and por | demonstra #1 mo» LTE 3 TO SPIRBELLA GAR | diseriminating woman | Pi M 5 NEW AND SECON All Classified 'Advertising Coming Events, Ftc. Egiawig ws Sarvs | STRICTLY "CASH IN ADVANCE | DONEVAN AND SHITE ONTAK. This rule has been found nécessary because of expense an loss arising from handling a large number of emall vale and of this nature. For ths convenience of customers who find. it inconvenient to come personally to The Times' office, a telephone call will bring a messenger who will seceive the advertisement end collect for same. a ------------ "Times" Classified Ads Bring Results Telephone 35 ASK FOR CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT: or Work Wanted 'and. garage tioors, sidewalks and dways, sand, gravel "- cinders. hris Graham. Phong 621M. (May 29-1-mo) EXPERT H ING automobiles and furniture. The best in workwanship at the lowest prices. Note rew address, 4561 Sim' coe South. G. A. Constable, Phone 3432W. (May 13-1 mo) SHARPENING--BSCISSORS, KNIV~ es, Lawn Mowers, Saws. Phone 421W. We call and deliver, 139 Celina St. E. Bottan. (May 8-1mo.) FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY DONE. Phone 1234M. (May 31-1 mo) Articles For Sale 7 MIXED HARD AND SOFT WOOD slabs, $3.50 per load. Also bone 4 body wood. Waterous Meek ; Phone 1288 (Apr, 26tf) FUR dALA-~--HEIN AN Ltd., pianos, new. and used pasos Also radios, latest models; arranged. Apply C. Trull Phone 16566J. + (111-18) FOR « SALE -- PAINTS, ARN- {shes. We have the largest assort- ment of paints, varnishes, etc., in in the city. The Paint Store, oS King street west. {ADE SAND, GRAVEL, E, . Clow ders, black loam. Ft 50 per yard. For quality and service phone Es scry Bros. 332 r 11. {May 3-1) ALL KINDS OF USED FURNI- ture, beds, dressers, tables, chairs, oil stoves, cog) stoves, bicycles, etc. 174 Ritson road south. : {May 29-1 mo) TRY N AUTO CKERSY, at 12 Athol street west, for your auto parts-and tires. Phone 3475W. Residence' 2183J. (May 30-1 mo) DIAMOND RINGS, WATCHES, all kinds of jewelry on easy pay- ments. Terms from $0 cents per week. , 0. H, Dell, agent for Peo- pigs' Credit Jewelers, 264° Simcoe South, Oshawa. (May 81-1 mo.) 8 DS AB carriage, nearly new, Will sell at reasonable price. Apply Boss 714 Times, Oc) SEAR niture -bought-and scld. 186 Bloor St. E. Phone 1617M. (June 4-1 mo) & OABINET GAS RANGE FOR sale, nearly new, very reasonable. Phone 1141M. (132¢) | Swing. Phone 1201W. SCHOLL of An and physical culture. 169 Church, Street. Lessons given each evening from 6 p.m. and on Saturdays 1.30 p.m. For terms call or pl ST4M at above hours, (Nay 21-1 mo) Awnings » + | WINDOW AWNINGS ~ P awnings, Jerandah curtains, cadopy tops installed. T. Taylor, Toronto Oshawa phone 1053. _ (Apr. 10-1) ' all kinds of canvas goods. Com- plete camp equipment for rent. Fox avaware phone 25 or 26. Agents tor J. J. Turner and Son, Peters boro, Antario. (May, 30-1 mo) TOPEWTSHAWS CINOULATING library. You will enjoy reading the test Fiction at minimum cost, hone 1472, 37 rimeos' Bt. North. -- tr) R. OUTSOLA, od CLASS Pa: perhanger, painting und graining Prices right, work gua nteed. 340 Pine. Ave, phone 30659 Br 2087 w. le Fie Siren on work, "attention given to a our (132a) {. FOR SALE -- PORCH COUCH | For, Rent 'and Farme FOURAND FIVE KOOMED MOD- ern suites Including electric refrig- eration, stove, laundry, convenis erces, etc, .coutinu- 3' Hot water supplied. Apply Supt. 'phone 2671, or The Trusts und Guarantes Uo. Ltd., manage: for owner, Toronto. Exits) APARTMENT TO LET, CENTRAL All convenience "hardwood: Apply Bradley Bros. ' cours 1 A NT, CEN- tral, four rooms,." bath; electric stove, newly decorated, hardwood floors. Possession immediately. Apply Box 665 Times. (112tn) TO RENT-- ONE LARGE TK ONT room, suitable for 'business man. Also one small room, $2 per week, 94 William street. east. (May 2341 mo) FOR RENT-- FURNISHED OH unfurnished apartment and . bed- " yoom, also garage. Apply 165 Rite gon Rd. South. [) «FOUR O foom apartments. Al. conveniences. Phone 1502W. (1301) TWO FUR D OR U . nished rooms for "light house keeping or will furan for bed sitting room. Phone 2607J. (1290) (180¢) FOR RENT--SLASHING REDUC- tion in 3 and 4 room apartment suites, newly decorated, electric stoves, plece bathroom, $20 up. Phone. 1174. M. Henniek. (130c) TO REN ROOM HOUSE. ALL conveniénées. Apply 482 Albert St., or phone £612W. (130¢) Ss kitchen, with sink_ + wired for elec- tric stove, separate meter, few min- utes from Motors. Apply 67 Pat- ricia avenue. Phone 2490W, (130¢? 7 a it A rooms: $0" rent. "Ally conveniences. 133 Clarke street. . aie TWO FU. to vent, wi hi 3 St. North | EA 3 L simcos "as1e) AT LA ESH) booth to rent, also cottage with sun 'porch furnished or unfurnisls ed. "Apply Mrs. Dickie, Bathing Pavilion, Lake. (131¢) FINE APARTMENT TO LET, LO- cation, central, rent reasonable. Phone 589. , £131¢) RIGHT UNF ED rooms, 'reasonable, 589 Simcoe St. 'South. (1322) OMS --$2 ER week and up. Newly decorated rooms for housekeeping. Also nice front parlor. 262. Bruce St. (182¢) for rent. Apply. Hs Frederick St. aw 3 or phone 28 a (1332b) TO R. brick houses, north end, modern, low rent. Apply 84 Alice Street. Plone 2091, (182¢) | Rates for . | Classified Ads. | a »| helping in a special sales campaign For Rent NEW GOTTAGE TO RENT, PAR- lor, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, pantry, full cement cellar. $8 monthiy, 87 Alexander Blvd, 132a) FOR RENT--NICELY FURNISH- ed rooms, all conveniences, suit business men, very quiet, 183 Ar- thur street.' Phone 181, (132¢) OUSE TO RENT--4 MILES EAST of Oshawa, garden and electric, Phone 1156M, (132bh) 0 pm OM HOUSE William street east, Free rent to July 1. Phone 185. (1322) =I TEETER EN he a Real Estate For Sale SHACK FOR SALE, $350, FOREST Fernhill Blvd, off King Street ube i (129e) UNGALOW FO sale. Would take good car as part payment. Apply = 644 Somerville Ave. (130d) LOTS FOR SA at Oshawa, 34 x 160. Ideal loca tion. Price $12 per ft. Apply Box 718 Times. (130d) ONE OF THE BEST 100 ACRE farms in Durham County for sale Clean, rich, produc'ive soil. New bank hip roof barns. Brick house. Orch rd and creek, Will exchange on Oshawa property. See Holden 92. 8imcoe N. (132b) a " ' "For Sale or Exchange FOR ALE OR EXCHANGE--SIX room house for smaller house out- glide city. Apply 44 McLaughlin Blvd. Help Wented--F emale . WANTED --GOOD WOMAN COOK. Must be good general cook. Apply Cream of Barley Camp, Bowman ville. (130c) Motor Cars AVE YOUR CAR OR TRUCR fepaired at 49 Bond St. West. Body and fender work done at shortest: notice, also repairs to motor boats ani general wood work, Phone W, Fry 3396. (May 23-1 mo) GET YOUR CAR WASHED AT Dominjon Garage, 88 Bond Street West. Phone 3198. All cars at one rice $1.00. (May 15-1'mo.) for SALE--CHEV. ROADSTER, $25. Also bieycle. Apply 66 Lloyd 8t. Evenings. . (130¢) FOR SALE--1929 CHEVROLET Coach, in* Al condition. Smaj! mileage $500. Phone 421 Whitby. (130c) FOR BALB-- 1929 PONTIAC Coach. Al shape. Apply 244 Burke St. (1820) Theronoid SU. 8 i ailmeuts should take advantage ot the special free 'reatments offered by Sheronoid of Oshawa, 156 Wil- lam St. East. Phone 269. (May 22-1 mo) Eg am Help Wanted--Male WE WILL PAY UPWARDS OF $20.00 a week to a good man at present employed who will give two or three hours each evening for well known organization, This is not a door to door canvass. Pros- pects are supplied. Send_replies to Box 712, Oshawa Times. -- (129e) REAL BILK. -- WANTED . 0 salesmen, for local and outside territory, Must have references and be bonded. Apply George Seymour, 239 Dearborne Ave.' (131) § BABY 8 -- FROM class. breeding pens, backed by males from dams o" 225 egg rec: crd. Immediate shipment. Barrea Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, $17 per hundred; White Leghorns, $16. 100 per cent. live arrival guaran tewl. Modern. Hatchery, 3205 Dan: forth Ave. Toronto, (June 4-1 mo) Auction Sale AUCTION BALBE--HAVING RE: ceived instructions to sell for Mrs. Finney, 3rd house.south of Cross- man's Garage, Simcoe stréet north, North Oshawa, on Saturday, June 7, 1930, at 1. 30 p.m, sharp, 4 tude radio, gramaphone, tablé, chairs, cupboard, sideboard, Quebec cook stove, heater; beds, dressers, car- pets; linoleums, sewing machine, sanitary closet, camera, a quantity of tools. Other things too numer- ous to mention. Terms cash. W, J. Sulley, Auctioneer, (131b) THORNTON URGES TRUE CANADIANISM Predicts This Country Will Be Always Canadian, With English Language { Toronto, June 6--Sir Henry Thornton a product of this contin- ent and by adoption a son of the Dominion, expressed sentiments with a peculiarly Canadian tang in an address at a dinner of the Cana- dian Manufacturers' Association in the Royal York Hotel last night. He held up to .the assembled manufacturers the ideal of Canada as a country standing distinct among the other nations of the world. Canada can never be any- thing but Canadian, he declared, It was bound to be a product of the accomplishments of the past and what succeeding generations built upon the sturdy foundations laid by the pioneers. "Our language will always be fundamentally the English lan- uage," he declared. "But it will not be the English language that is spoken in England." It would be a 'Canadian edition, Sir Henry intimated, similarly, he predicted the building up of dis- tinetly .Canadian traditions, liter- ature, art and music, It was important, he declared, to build not in' this country, bit "to lay the foundation for a fine and strong Canadian character." A character that would be distinctly Canadian -and nothing else." IMMIGRATION 13 LEFT TO PROVINCE Alberta and Dominion Sign Agreement on Control of Migrants ry Edmonton, June8~--Volume and character of Provinaial immigration is tobe lett to the Provinces by an greement dated Juhe sl, with the inion government, according to of. George Hoadley, acting prem- W(181bi Nursing D| AT al and surgical -- f reasonable. Phone Whitby 6505. : (May 23-1mo.) PRACTICAL NURSE, MATBRN- ity or general nursing. For infor: mation phone 320W. (June 3-1 mo) Notice T formerly of 20 Albert street, Osh- awa, or anyope knowing . of his present whereabouts, comaunicate with The Estate Service Bureau, $5 Richmond street west, Toronto 2. i (130¢) Wacellaneous Good £54 private RANG No child. ren. 380 Celina St. .. (180c) Business Orrortumitios AT ONCE--A 8s TO handle: Harmony Electro Magnetic Appliances, Widely advertised. Big opportunities for right man. Splea- did commission. References re- quired, Apply Harmony Electro Magnetic Appliances No. 3, Dundas St. East, Toronto. (131k, i ------------ Window Screens MADE TO MEASURE WINDOW Screens "All over" or half sizes. Low prices. We measure free. Phone W. (123-126-129-182) TOST=SNALL TABBY KITTEN I Phone (181 je Tinker, Reward. A: YanGunten, Tooley's (1801) funds for one $1500 an 0 one $21 tirst mortgage: An excellent ri dential property, Phone, 169, ees i 8 ON GOOt * Herande = I'a holiday: for t of Alberta. He. stated that from now on, all immigrants to Al- si borta will come on their own re- ponsibility, prepared to take care f themselves. v No: further movements are to be allowed without the knowledge and approval of the Provinces, explain- ed Mr. Hoadley, The agreements with the transportation companies under which immigrant parties have heretofore been brought over expired at the end of May and will not be 'renewed, NORTH OSHAWA NEWS North' Oshawa, *June 4.~The fun- eral of Gertrude Leask, beloved wife of Charles Bennett, took place from the family residerice at Five Points on * Tuesday afternoon. = Neighbors and friends fram' tar and near gath« ered: to show: respect to the sorrow- ir laity in the loss of a devoted i and 'wifes The services were condusted by Rev. Mr.sMaxwell. The many 'beautiful floral tokens were mute testimony of the regard deceas- ed was held in. The remains were carried through an aisle of flowers to the Hearse, followed by the mourners. ~ Interthent 'was made in the new section of the Union ceme- tery. Besides the sorrowing hus- band she leaves to motirn hier loss one son, Ford, aged ten, a daughter four, Willma, and a wee daughter, less than two weeks. Our deepest sympathy i is extended the little family in. the loss of their mother. Mt. and Mrs. James Hamilton and two children and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petre and Miss Mamie Petre, visits ed with Mr." and Mrs. T, Solomon, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs." Norman Bennett, of Galt, were here io attend the fun- eral of Utheir ° Bfec-in-law, Mrs. {Charles net Nuesday.: Mr. ei rs. Tattersall and children, attended jhe funeral: their | Charles Bennett esday. Mrs. Ri sell To a i $ of Base 'Line spent Tuesda with Mrs s, mother, Mrs, J. King's birthday, was 'school children here, Mr. and Mrs, W. Barrett, Miss Francis Barret. sMr. Fred Manning and. Jon John, motored to Port Hope "Tuesday, 4 00, .LOAN property, excelent' security. .~ Ape ply Box 719 Times, (131c), Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs, Barrett, Sr. only great industries: Thornton's Corners, June 4,~The many friends of Mrs. James Luke will be glad to hear that she is able to be out again after her accident of last week, Mr, George Reeson is improving his house by building an addition to ate. McClure is opening a tourist camp and building some cabins on the lovely grounds. The school children were much pleased over having a holiday for the King's birthday. All were much interested in watch- ing the flight of the large fleet of aeroplanes that passed over here on their way to Kingston, Recent visitors at the home of G. H. Robinson included. Mrs, H. S Smith, Mr. G. B. Mothersill, Mr. and Mrs. I. Brash and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Terran, Miss Nora Spencer, of Manchest- er, is staying with her sister, Mrs. Norman Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs, W..H, Perryman and Billy were in Coldwater for the week- end. Mr, and Mrs, George Southwell, of Guelph, are guests of their daugh- ter, Mrs, George Webster and Mr. Webster. eMssrs. Jack Hodgson, of Gibbons street, and G. H. Robinson were in Toronto on Saturday attending the re-union of the 2nd battalion at the Royal York Hotel, Master Alan Brash spent Satur- day with Frances and Frederic Rob- inson. Rayomnd L, Roy has taken a posi- tion in Toronto. Walter Buss has returned to his work in Toronto after spending a few weeks at home. Mr. Eli Pascoe, of Detroit, was home for a few days' visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Pas- coe, The Ladies' Aid met last Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. Wm, Gar- rard. Due to the very rainy day there was a small attendance. This month the ladies are to do fancy work for the bazaar to be held in the fall. Mrs. G. H. Robinson was in To- ronto this week visiting Ted Robin- son, who is in the hospital. CRITICIZES TYPE OF BRITISH IMMIGRANT BROUGHT TO CANADA (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Brockville, June 6---Criticism of the type of British immigrant being brought to Canada was voiced by T. H. Bell, provincial member for Bell- woodg riding, Toronto, at the an- nual session of the Orange Lodge of British America in convention here, Great Britain had about 10,000- 000 people engaged in agriculture at the close of the war, Mr. Bell pointed out. Today there are only about half than number. Why, he asked, did not Canada get these ex- perienced farmers as immigrants instead of the trainee who, as a class, belongs largely to the un- employed? "We must urge for a better selec- tion of the kind of people we want here," he asserted. "We want qual- ity and not quantity. = We want those who will respect and be happy living under the Union Jack." FEDERAL ELECTION TO COST $2,000,000 Ottawa, June 6.--Jules Caston- guay, Chief Electoral, Officer, has estimated that the coming election will cost the Federal Treasury $2.- 000,000--the highest ' on record. He sald there would be 30,000 THORNTON'S CORNERS ¢ CMA. PRESIDENT ------ Toronto, June 6.--Elmer Davis, Kingston, was elected president of the Canadian Manufacturers' Asso« ciation for the ensuing year. Other officers are: First Vice President, W. H, Miner, Granby, Qne.; Second Vice President, W. C. Couleter, Toronto; 'Treasurer, T. ¥. Money- penny, Toronto. TON GROCETERIA It Pays To Shop Here Always HARDWOOD FLOORS Laid by expert mechanics. Old 'loor finished like new. Ge. 21 ' Contractors. B. W. HAYNES 161 King St. West Phone 481 - Residence 8073W ON SIMCOE NORTH For $6,500.00 -- Real home, brick, 7 rooms and bath, gar- age, shrubbery, lawns ete, $1,600 down, balanced ar- ranged. The good ones are nearly all gone. Why not ask about this? DISNEY, 29 King East i | Wash Suits. Special 9c] Dominion Clothing Co. ! | 68 King St. W, Phone 2141 || New Seven Room House Corner of Richmond and Cadillac, selling at cost. It is real home and a real bar- ain. Kara Coffee Superior BUICK SEDAN 1926 Model--Price $585 Ontario Motor Sales Ltd. polls, and it would cost from $20 to $30 to man each poll. The preparation of the voters' lists, containing 4,000,000 names, wilt cost about 25 cents a name when, enumeration, registration, revision and printing of lists had been concluded. CONVENTION FIXED, CONSERVATIVE SAYS (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) London, June 6,--The meeting held last night by East Middlesex Consevatives to choose a candidate, was called off after a three-hour discussion. Reeve Boyler, of West- minster, réturning officer, declared things were not as they should be. The delegates ' agreed a new convention must' be called, One man alleged the convention had beep fixed. The executive will meet on Saturdey to fix a date for a new meeting. RD Presbyterians Will Not Co-operate With (By Canadian Press y Prose, Leased Wire) Hamilton, June 6--Excitement stirred the meeting of the Presby- terlan general assembly here yes- terday when Rev. Dr. Andrew Grant, secretary of the 'general board of missions, raised the ques- tion of co-operation with the United Church, Dr, Grant told the commis- sioners he had received a . letter from the secretary of the United Church board suggesting a confer- ence on mission work. The question has been hotly debated by the members of the Presbyterian board he said, and as. no agreement could "| be reached, it was referred to the highest court of the church, Rev. Dr, T, Wardlaw Taylor sug- gested that the matter be referred to'a special committees, but he was overriled by shouts of "no" from all quarters of the assembly. QUOTATIONS "The greatest single élement in 'anyone's | career 'is: work." --Mary Garden; opera singer, Good Weather ~ Ahead! . lose your cape Let me nce you---Addi- tional Cash Given. G.R. Holden os King St. East the United Church|