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rome y I. | THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1930 PAGE NINE _B- THE C wees" where ADDESLED SECTION ets 4 W\ Mr. Seller "oo0an\ad\ae0 CONANT & ANNIs. BARRISTERS Solicitors. Notaries Public, ite Conveyancing and general prac tire of Law Offices 7% Simeoe St. South, Oshawa sone 4. G D. Conant. BA.. LL.B.;: A. F. Ar pis BA, LLB . ¥ B N SINCLAIR K.C., BANK of Commerce Building, JOSEPH P. MANGAN, B.A. -BAR rister Sol citor, Notary - Public. Conveyunce:. PMomey (0 loan. Of- fice 142 King St East, )shewa Phoue 445 ResiCence phone R37 GRIFKRSON, CREIGHTON AND Fre~ur., Barristers, Conveyancers. Sasaries Public, ete. Office over Standard Bank Entrance Simcoe coe St. Phone 12. J. F_ Grisrson, | C.. T. K Creighton, B.A, N. C. raser, B.A. I'IS 8S HYMAN, Bolicitor, Notary. over Btore. Mnney to loan porth, Phone 67. dence 3473W GREER AND HUMPHREYS BAR- gisiara, Sulicitors, ete. 24% Sim- tue St. N Panne 8160. Money to Loan ALEY C. HALL 2.A, BARRIS ter. ete. Conveyat sing and general practice. 22% Kieg St. East Pbone $237 114} A 7 PAnKHILL BARKISPER ete Money to kan Alger Bidz »p re Prst Mice Phore 1414 FRANK S EBBS, BARR! TER Solicitor, Notary «bli, Convey- ancer, money to loan. Third floor mew Alger Bu.lin , opposite Poa Offices Phone 2996 Medical PRS. HAZLEWOOD & HARPER. Disnes Block. Phone 2050. Of tice hours 9 a.m. to 8.30 pm Dr B. J Hazlewood, special attenticn to Surgery ind X-Ray Dr B H Harper, special attention to chtio- ren s Diseases and Obstetrics. Sun day end night calls 2416 or 122 MchAY PHYSICIAN, SUR Accoucher Office and resi: dence King St. East, cormer Vie toria st. Oshawa Phone 94. GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN DR Obstetrician, diseases of fnfants and children. Office and residence, 97 Bond East. Phone 1155 TH DAVID Z2RCHER, M.D. C. Bn. P and 8 Edinburgh Phy- siclan, Surgeon and Obstetrician. Off'~e 143 Simcoe St. N Phone 3020, residence 14 Cadillac Ave. North Phone 31566 PR HAROLD TRICK, OBSTET: sician Physician and Surgeon. Special reference to maternity work and dis- gases peculiar to women. Office and residence 167 Simcoe Street North Phone 303 RR. W GRAHAM, M.D., C.<c., LL.M C.C.. physiian, surgeon, obstetric- gn, 3 years' post graduate. Special jttention to maternity work 'Office 142 Simcoe St. N. Office and resid- ence. Phone 3020. (Dec. BARRI IR. Dewland's 16 Simcoe Resi geon, 24-1 mo) Deital . -- DR. £ J PHILLIPS. OVER BAS sett's. Special attention to X-ray work. Gas extraction. Nurse 10 attendance. Phone 969. House 2 DR. H M COOKMS, 9» SIMCOE ST north, ovor Mitchell's Drug Store (Ga, for extraction. Fhone 64. DR J FP BROCK, TI 16 Simeoe St. N. over Dewland's Phone 1257 Res 23°W. Evenings be appointment. PR LANGMATD, DR. DA e Dencists, 37 King St. B. Special attontion to gas extraction and X- ray work. Nurse In attendance. "hones 1248 and R64 Veterinary DR. W. D. FORSYTHE, B.S, Honorary Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, prompt and efficlent service, Thornton's Cor- ners. Phone 202-2. (9 feb ¢) xl Optometrist CH TUCK OPTOMETRIST dbecialist In muscle 8snomailles eyesight and glasses: Author of Bye Care and Eye 2traln, [be Chila and [ts Development. [Ms ney Bloek oppoeite Post Office Phone i516. (18 dec ¢; Undertaking LUKE BURIAL CO. 87 KING ST East, Ambulance Residence (42 Simcoe street, north, Phone 210J and 210W OSHAWA BURIAL CO, M F Armstrong & Son, Proprietors Fugural and Ambulance Service, day and night. Phone 1082W 87 Celina. (40 Elocution LESSONS IN ELOCUTION AND public speaking, Private or In classes, For terms phone Lois Mug- dy No. 35 or 312. (Dee, 17-1 mo) Insurance DAVIS AND BON, INSURANCE 19 King St. west, Oshawa. The old est fire Agency in-Oshawa 30 Re putable Fire Companies. WHEN PLACING [INSURANCE e~nsult R. N Johns, 30 Simcoe aorth. - Your {insurance wants at tended to and your Interests pro tected CANADIAN MOTOR writers' Automobile Insuranve. Careful drivers received 25 per cent. refund during past 18 years Agency Germanud Cigar Store. (28 jan c¢! Transportation UNDER- For Rent GLADSTONE APARTMENTS, 12 Gladstone, modern three rooms, with three piece bath, water, gas stove, electric lights, hot water heating, laundry, conveniences, private cellar. $30 monthly, Phone 2604. (144tt) 3 AN 60M APARTMENTS. Medern to the minute. Yhone 156550 or 2547TW. (132t1) SIX ROOM HOUSE ON BOND street west. Phone 138. | (148t1) COMFORTABLE BED SITTING room in modern home. Good lo- cality, For lady or gentleman Phone 933W, (30 jan c¢) FOR RENT--TWO ROOMS FOR light housekeeping. Furnished. Phone 3338W. (Be) COMFORTABLE ROOM WITH private family. Good meals for one or two business girls. Very central. 99 Short Court, off Bruce. (8c) TO RENT -- REASONABLE 6 roomed house, conveniences, fur- nace, etc., $15. Apply 55 Elgin E. Phone 1989J. (8c) FOR RENT -- TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Apply 2475W. (9b) FOR RENT-- THREE UNFUR- nished rooms. All conveniences Oak floors, new home. Phone 2344). (10a) TO RENT--2 HEATED AND furnished apartments. All conveni- ences and block "from Mors. Also four garages. Apply". Col- borne St. East, (10c) FURNISHED BEDROOM WITH all conveniences. 137 Simcoe St, N. Phone 1236W. (10tf) Articles For Sale MARCONI RADIOS $185 ; Phone 2604 for demonstration or call at shop Gladstone Apte., Glad stone Ave. (14411) MIXED HARD AND 30F1 WOM slabs. $3.50 per load. Also bone dry body wood Waterous Meek Limited Phone 1288 (Anr 2604 WBE HAVE WONDBRFUL VAL use in rebuilt Underwoods. They are as serviceable as when paw-- at less than half the cost. Sent for your approval. Address "Un derwoud", 135 Victoria St, To ronto. (Oct. 19, 31) OVER HUNDRED PAIR OF SEC- ond hand boots and skates. Must be sold. On very reasonable prices from $1 up. South End Shoe Hos- pital, 426 Simcce South, ; (11 jan ¢) FOR (BALE -- PAINTS, VARN 1shes. We have the largest assort iment of paints, varnishes, ete., In in the city. The Paint Store, 80 King street west. (Apr 26 tH) FOR SALE--DRY HARDWOOD. $15 per cord. Dry tamarack $12 a cord. Norman Sanders, King St Last, Phone 1774M. Sp afd fan tf) SECOND HAND SKATES, COM- plete outfit $1.50 up. Skates sharp- ened and repaired. 12 Richmond St. East. (8 jan 1- mo) FOR SALE--A PAIR OF CHAINS for Chevrolet car, $3.50. Phone 545W. (10a) Work Wanted R. GUTSOLE, FIRST CLASS PAP. erhanger, painting and graining. Prices right, work guaranteed. 340 Pine Avenue Phone 3065W. (72uf) Battery Service Radiv Service OSHAWA RADIO SERVICE -LE pairs on radlos, power packs ana eliminators Tubes tested ana supplied, radio poles for ale Batteries charged and repairea Phone Ji504 Charles Wales 146 Elgin East, (Dec, 16-1 mo, EXPERT RADIOTRICIAN, ALI makes of radios, power packs and eliminators serviced and repaired. Phone 2715), (23 jan ¢) REPAIR? ON ALL MODELS OF radios, eliminators. and power packs, prices reasonable, batteries recharged. George Burroughs, certified radiotrician, Phone 2806W, (9 jan ¢) Business Wanted WANTED -- SMALL PAYING business in Oshawa, Bowmanville, Whitby, Apply Box 79 Times. CARTAGE AND STORAGE COLE man's, 86 Bond west, Specialists in furniture moving storage ware house and moving van equipment Phone 82 Contracting CONTRACTING -- CONCERTE plastering, electric or alterations Phone 139 for estimates. om Veterinary Surgeon DR. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN Specialist Diseases Domestic Ar'm- als, Cat and Dog Hospital. 203 Xing West. Telephone 629. (5 ang. 10) -- i A- Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist DR F T BRYANS OF 160 BLLOOR Street West Toronto will be at his office over Ju,v & Lovell's Drug Store each Saturday from 1 till 4 p.wa.. {or consvitation aud treat ment of diseases of ear, nose and throat only Appointments may be made at drug store Phone 97 Second Hand Dealer NE#W AND SECOND HAND FUR- piture bought and scid. 186 Bloor street east. Phone 1617M. (25 dec tf) PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE under new management. We buy and sell all kinds of second hand furniture. 17 Prince street. Phone 1751. (3 feb c) "e OC STENHOUSE -- GENBRAL -~architectural work. ecrnq floor Royal Bank Building Phone 1496 ites phne 9084. : THOMSON AND JOHNSON, AS sociate architects. Simcoe 3t Over Felt Bros. : Rates for Classihe Ads insertion -- 3% . per word. ' :um charge for one Min CARTAGE, MOVING, GRAVEL sand and cinders. Local and long dietance hauling. Smith & Cox Phone 924, 10 Bond St. West. BORROWDALE'S CARTAGE -- General cartage and household furniture moving. Special atten- tion to commercial work, Local and long distance, 609 Carnegie Ave., Oshawe« ©hbne 1618. (Dec. 10 tf) Beauty Parlors LOU PERMANENT WAVE shop. Specialists in permanent finger and marcel) waving Per manent wars prices $5. $7.50 $1v and $15 All other lines of Beauty Culture. Phone 2968. Apply 26 Simcoe street north EXPERT MARCELLING BY BET ty Ward at Betty Lou Permanent Wave Shoppe. Marcel and sham poo $1 Phone 2948 Palmis? MADAME BROWN, business private, 93 Phone 2636F. Auctioneer PHONE 716J. W. J. SULLEY. Auctioneer, 346 Simcoe St. 5. Oshawa, Ont. Special attention given to household furniture sales and farm stock ana implements Your patronage solicited. Money to Loan TOANS ON GOOD Ci Y PROPEL ty «nd farws. Apply A. J Park bill, 87 King St. [Kast - Phone 1614. (July 31-try ON YOUR AUTOMOBILE CARS ce-financed Payments refluced \dditicnal cash given Terms rea sonable Motor Loans and Dis counts, Suite 2, 14% King St B (upstairs). Phone 2790. Open even ings. . (Aug. 15tf.) Music "ERBERT ¢ TRENBEER, A.T.C M., Orgaaist and Choirmaster of BETTY PALMIST isa Sreett (22 dec ¢) will (10¢) Spirella SPIRELLA BRINGS health, comfort. Personal tion and service. Phone Mrs, ter, District Manager 2189M. (13 jan ¢) Furs Repaired STYLE. atten- Blat- CAR OR RADIO BATTERIES AT factory prites, Best prices allowen for old batteries. Batteries charged 76c, called for and delivered. W [1® Platt, 217 Celina St Phone 1556J. (8 feb ¢) BATTERIES CHARGED 75 with rental $1.00, Repaired and rebuilt. Called for and delivered. Prompt service. Stan Bligdon, 20 Mill. 8t. Phone 1885W. (Dec. 30-1 mo! DR ,, a a STL Watch Repairing F. A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at 44% King Street West. Your pat- ronage is solicited. SR Hemstitching HEMSTTICHING, PLEATING, RE- pairs and alterations, dressmak- ing, buttens and buttonholes. The Dell Shop, 261; Simcoe S. Phone 1656, (Jan. 5-1 mc) WHITBY PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Whitby, also known as 'Sunny- nook', ideal rest home. Register ed nurse in attendance, Phone write or call Superintendent, (11 jan ¢) FURS REPAIRED-- FURS AND fur coats relined and remodelled. Experienced. Phone 632M, 119 Huron Crescent, (29 jan ¢) Vocal MARION E. ROSS. A.T.C.M., WILL and singing. Phone No. 6. ' (12 feb c) Building Suppbes CINDERS SAND AND GRA- ve) for suie--To insury prompt delivery, place 'rder. in advance if delivery date. W Bo/rowda'e "hone 1618 Apples For Sale FOR SALE----ABOUT 60 BBLS good hand picked Baldwins, Price delivered $3.50. 10 bbls. Starks. Price delivered $2.50, without bbl J. C. Alldread, Tyrone, Ont. Phone Bowmanville 196 r 5. (27 fan _e) Nursing PRACTICAL NURSE, MATERNITY work, Excellent references. Mrs Borrowdale, phone 1618. . (80 jan c) PRACTICAL NURSE, DOCTOR'S reference, maternity. invalid, gen- eral nursing. Will assist with housework. = Charges moderate. Phone 3038J. (4 feb ¢) PRACTICAL N] G B oX- accept pupils in voice production | Help Wanted--Female WANTED =A CAPABLE WOMAN for general housework, not under the age of thirty. Apply Box 78 Times, (9¢) Skates Sharpened SKATES SHARPENED, stone finished. 15c¢. Slater. Buena Vista. Phone 3193W, (16 feb c) Upholstering UPHOLSTERING, DRAPERIES and furniture specialties at reas onable prices. Geo. A. Constable, 27 Bond street east, phone 3322) (24 jan ©) Lost and Found LOST--BLACK AND TAN FOX- hound pup. Big for age of nine months. Name "Jack", Reward, E. P. Burns, 61 Alexandra St., Osh- awa. (50) LOST--AT - THE CORNER OF Greta and Mary Streets, Friday noon, brown and green robe. Fin- der leave 26 Westmoreland Ave: (8c) LOST----A WHITE GOLD AME- thyst Brooch, set with diamonds. Valuable as gift. Phone 278J. : (9b) LOST--ONE LADY'S "BLACK patent leather pump with shoe tree. Finder please phone 521J, o1L 333 ok si a --_------, Bryan perienced purse, rate.r ble. Phone 3295W. y (5 jan c) Wanted to Buy : Eggs for Sale , STRIOTLY FRESH NEW LAYED eggs for sale, 40c a dozen. Apply 98 Rasedale Ave. Phone 2940W. (§84] APPLES -CULLS WANTED FOR cider. Apply Cider Mill, 253 Court street. Phone 2356. (8 feb ec) ANYONE WI 0 DISPOSE of their fire and car insurance. Ap- ply to Box 69 Times, (4-6-8) TELLS HOW TO BE SUCCESSFUL HOBO Rover at St. John, N.B., Tells of the Methods He Adopts Saint John, N.B.--"The Art of Bumming," by which one may learn to be a successful hobo in only ten minutes a day, will per- haps be a best seller sometime. As yet, however, the book has not seen the printers' presses, for Ev- an Evans must first complete his passage to England, change his clothes for those without a smell of cattle, and then sit down and pen his experiences. Evan Evans is a fair-haired, rosy-cheeked Welshman. He has sailed from Saint John as a cattle hand on the 8.8. Manchester, bound for Manchester, with money in his pocket. Money was in his pocket too, when he left Calgary for Saint John. However, he did not wish to part with his dollars earned: by hard work in the west--and so his study of scientific "bumming" was begun. The Effective Way What is the most effective way to seek a free meal while hobo-ing by rail? Evan Evans knows. He bases his theory on behaviourism, psychology or what-not. His al- ma mater is the School of Hara Knocks. "Just go to the train engineers rooms and ask if you may have a wash there," says Evan Evans. "While you are washing the en- gineers will have a tendency to ga- ther around and inquire about your travels. After talking a couple of minutes, casually men. tion that you have not caten for two days. The men will be only too glad to give you all the food you can take in." The Second Lesson Now for Lesson Two. Never ride the bumpers on a freight tran he advises would-be bums. for ft is much more comfortable to be on the engine's coal tender. Some railways have these steam.heated now and the hoboes are according- ly grateful. Furthermore, don't "hop" a train until it gets under way because if your arrival on board is premature, the rallway men see to it that your departure follows just as suddenly, by the helpful propulsion of sev- eral No. 12 size feet. When the train is picking up speed the railway employees would rather keep you' as a passenger than bother with the trouble and expense of stopping the train and ejecting you, Evan Evans contin. ues. Quite as would be expected, the tramp meets opposition when he walks in to a freight yard to look for the de luxe, accommodation of a heated tender, but.there are al: ways methods of wriggling out of trouble. When Evan Evans sees a policeman watching him he does not begin to walk quickly away. On the contrary, he accosts the arm of the law in a friendly man- ner, Method of Approach "Sir," says Evans politely, "would you direct me to the road from hore leading out of town?" The policeman is willing to aid in getting rid of superfluous ho- boes, and he complies with the re- yuest. Then Evan Evans goes away till the constable strolls off to some other part of his beat. The cheery Welshman found the art of arguing with a merchant about prices to be quite a study. Often--with a $25 bill in his pock- ot--he obtained things cheaply by paying in pennies produced from half a dozen pockets of his cloth- ing. A kind-hearted dealer would pity the Wanderer and throw in something else. That is how he got the big fold- ed black cap he was wearing when he took passage on the Manches- ter Producer, Now Evan Evans 1s on the high seas, his days of bum. ming over, en route back to his sweetheart and one of his four trades--farmer, motor mechanic, town fireman or motion picture machine operator. St. John, N.B., Sells Fire Brigade Horses Saint John, N.B.--Stepping "out of the city's harness to make way for motor cquipment, four of Saint John's best known fire horses were auctioned off a few days ago. They were Barneygand Dan, a pair of mat- ched blacks, which had hauled the Steam engine at number one station for 'eleven. years, Joe, with fourteen years service, and Fred with five. | TIME TABLE | CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS active 1930 (Standard Time) except Sumfay. - : except Sunday, except Saturday, Noon on Fei] m. Daily, except Sunday. Daily. F m. bariy. s m. Dai, unday. m. Daily, bis Sunda. p.m, Daily. 7.04 p.m. Davy. 802 p.m. Daily, except Sunday. " -- " CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 4 Effective 25th, 1930 (Standard Time) puma NBoonSee 253%LR =gk2iw pee ~pe 9.50 a.m. Daily. by] ba ba: except Sunda; .08 p.m. Daily, ' 12.05 a.m. Daily y 1.05 a.m, Daily; ily. 8.15 a.m. Duily, except Sunday, 3.23 p.m. Daily. 7.30 p.m, Daily. ------ GRAY COACH LINES e September 25th. (Standard Time) Leave Oshawa AM, P J | > o Bhesrnsip Sram: yw roe BEE: » FR epgl NOS ne go> % = 3 bi & 11.% n--Except Sunday. a--Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays only b--Sundays ouly. WHITBY OSHAWA, BOWMANVILLE BUS LINES (Effective on and after October 6th, 1930) (Standard Time) Golag West Arrive ® Arrive Whitby Hospital 7.20 a.m, 8.20 a.m, 9.05 a.m, 10.45 a.m, 12.25 p.m, 24) p.m. Leave Leave Bowmanville Oshawas 62am. "7.0. 7.20 a.m. "8.20 a.m. 10.00 a.m, 11.35 a.m. *1.45 p.m, 3.00 p.m. 4.40 p.m, *5.40 p.m, 7.00 p.m. 9.00 p.m. 8.05 a.m. 8.50 u.m. 10.30 a.m. 12.10 p.m. 2pm. 3.30 p.m. 5.15 p.m. 6.15 p.m. 7.40pm, 9.3 p.m. assisted | 10.45 p.m. 1.55 pin ing East Leave Arrtve Whitby Oshawa 6.30 a.m. 650a.m 7.30 a.m, SC £30 a.m, Yam iUA45 a.m tv. 12.05 p.m 1.25 p.m. 0pm. 2.00 pan, dW p.m ar. 3.15 p.m, Iv. 4.10 p.m. 440 p.m. 5.05 p.m. 5.40 p.m 7.0 p.m 8.10 p.m. 9.50 p.m. 11.3 p.m, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Going West Leave Leave Leave Hospital Arrive 4.25 p.m. 6.05 p.m, 7.45 p.m 8.30 p.m. 10.10 p.m. 11.45 p.m. 7.15 p.m. 12.15 p.m, Arrive ROYAL YORK te Tea Fekoe ify 280 At all Superior Stores COAL COAL Phone 193 W.J. SARGCANT Yard--=89 Bloor Street E. Orders Promptly Delivered REPAIR] ..G WA :CHES OUR SPECIALTY It your watch is not giving satisfaction we can repair and make it te"! the correct time. D.J. BROWN THE JEWELER Official Watch Inspector for Canadian National and Osh- awa Railroads 20 Simcoe 8. Phone 189 KARN THE DI GIST FOR SERVICE PHONE 378. NEXT THE POST OFFIO COLEMANS CARTAGE (Wo Toy NWV-N | 5] LONG DISTANCE 83 Bond Street, West which 795 persons were killed by automobiles while drunken and hit-and-run drivers ran riot on the highways of the State, will be des- eribed in a report being prepared by statisticians attached to the of- fice of George A. Paker, registrar of motor vehicles. Whithy 9.45 a.m, | 11.45 a.m, 2.45 p.m, 4.45 p.m. 6.45 p.m, Bowmanville Oshawa 9.00 a.m. 2.30 p. 4.3% p.m. 6.30 p.m, EWpm, B8I15pm, 10.30 p.m. 10.45 p.m. Going East | Leave Arrive | Oshawa Bowmanvile | 10.15 a.m. 10.45 a.m. | . 1215 p.m. 12.45 pom, 1045 p.m. 11.00 p.m, 11.30 p.m. Times marked * connect at Whitby with Lindsay Busses. Special Busses tor all occasions Reasonable Rates and Careful Drivers T. A. GARTON, PROPRIETOR BOWMANVILLE PHONE 412 or 348 Oshawa Wai Room, 10 Prince Street Barney and Dan, fourteen and fif- teen years old, brought $165. Joe, seventeen, and Fred, fourteen, were sold separately for $82.50 and $52.50. _ The sale leaves but ten horses in Saint Jolin's fire department, the Commissioner pointing out about $400 annually was saved by the re- placement of each horse by motor equipment. Along with some forty of their predecessors, Barney and Dan and Fred and Joe have gone to the farm. SLAUGHTER YEAR INBAY STATE 795 Persons Killed on High- ways During Worst Year in History Boston. Mass, = Another "slau. ghter year"--the worst in the his- tory of Massachusetts -- during | more The report, although still in- complete, reveals an increase of than two per cent. in the number of automobile fatalities during the fiscal year ending No- vember 3, 1930, as compared with | the number of deaths during the previous year, when 777 persons were killed on the highways. Many persons struck by cars during the year are still in danger of death, and the present total of fatalities may be increased. Figures now being compiled al- so disclose a startling increase in the number of hit-and-run drivers. The report will show that the av- erage number of drunken-driving cases reached 100 a week and to- talled more than 5,000 for the year. Many of the fatalities were cauged by hit-and-run intoxicated drivers, Several deaths resulted from drivers falling asleep. Despite the fact that the total number of fatalities was higher in 1930 than any year since the ad- vent of the automobile, the number of pedestrians killed was lower than in 1929. During the fiscal year of 1929, 441 pedestrians were killed by motor cars, while last year the number decreased to 430. The number of motorists killed in accidents during the past year, 322, was higher than that for 1929. Forty-three others who died were riding bicycles or other types of vehicles. More children between the ages of 5 and 6 were killed than any other class, The number of elder- ly victims between the ages of 55 and 70 was the next highest on the list. : "The most unfortunate month last year was November, with 98 deaths, three more than the pre- vious record total of 95 during August, 1929. February had the lowest num- ber of fatalities, 41.. The lowest figure for 1929, also occurring in February, was 29, J. H. R. LUKE For automobile, house and contents insurance, in good sound companies. Apply 852 King Street East Phone 871, Residence 687TW C.YOUN re PHONE 22 For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 19 Simcoe St. 8. We Delive# EATON GROCETERIA It Pays To Shop Here Always The Leading Jeweler Established 1886 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Diamonds! Bassett's - Chevrolet Sedan, 20 model price srs ssssvees S533 Chevrolet Coach, 28 model PriCO vnsvee noses 8828 ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LIMITED 99 Suncoe Street South Zag LUMBER (0 4 ATHOL JURY & LOVELL'S OPTICAL PARLORS J. W. Wornll, Oph. D. Eyesight Specialist Phone 8218 Machinery -Repairing NOTHING TOU LARUE NOTHING TOO SMALL Adanac Machine Shop 161 King St. W. Phone 1314 The snow is beautiful if you are watching the other fellows shovel it. --Milwaukee Journal. On Oshawa's Main Corner. .| = i } | Felt Bros. | ! { ) King Street Church accept pupils in piano. pire organ and d vocal masic. 50 Willlam Strbst [ BRINGING UP FATHER 5 BY GEO. McMANUS fuseriion 80c. 4. Bach eubsequent eon- ot -- # "rene OON'T TALK ABOLT \T- JUST KEEP ON PLAYIN» 'M SORRY THE FLOWER: VASE SLIPPED ouT OF MY HANDS: WHY HEAR MUSIC FROM UPSTAIRS © OM-DEAR = HE MIGHT WiLL HIM = HE HAD NO CONTROL OF HIS TEMPER LATELY» I'M AFRAID TO SAY ANYTHING TO HimM- NO ONE CAN HANDLE in = : z J : PM GOIN URSTAIRS AND LET CSTHE FAT-HEAD. THAT DROPPED | THE FLOWER-POT ON MY FOOT: KNOW WHAT I THINK OF HiM- secutive fimsertion 1e¢' per word ' ; Three consecutive inser- tions for the price of Swo first Insertions' (three ceats a word). Minimum charge for three insertions, ¢9 eents. 'Box number 10¢ sddi- "ast Phrpe 28686. (Sept. 2 cf LEONARD RICHER. LRAM SU pervisor of Music. 652 Carnegie Ave~ve 2578F (Ang 25tF) For Rent SIMCOE MANOR ~- FOUR AND tional 2 me Fao sates. or Oves tefrigeration, - laundry, conven Prolessiom) 52 Jusigen | ences. Apply superintendent phone apes, 5 2671. (55tN) morth for 20 words or less: 10 cents a word VICTORIA APARTMENTS -- AT per month for eah ad- new low rentals, electric refrigera Aitional word tion, electric stove, washing mach ine and dryer. Apply superintend: Phone 35 ent Phone 25331 (65t HEATED APARTMENT, NEWLY Ask for Classified Ad : Department lll LLL i a, decorated, 4 room: and bath, elec : tric stove, central, bright, airy an» comfortable; Box G60 Times, . et ) (141tf) §